Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Outdoor Club enjoys leisure activities Do you enjoy a hike every now and then? How about cross- country skiing on hidden trails through Lolo Pass? Or a Spring bike ride? These are some of the activities that members of the Outdoor club enjoyed. According to their advisor, Bruce Batey, the Outdoor club is very low key “with no dues or attendance re- quirements.” The club has no regular meeting date but some of the activities included a trip to see the eagles at Glacier Park and a cross-country ski trip at Lolo Pass. TRAILS IN THE SNOW-Skiing at Lolo Pass is a favorite activity of the Outdoor Club. It is all down hill for Ski club ki club is an informal organization at Hellgate whose members just love to ski. They have no official advisor, but are led by president Mark Pfister. No real meetings are ever held, but by word of mouth they plan one or two group ski trips each winter, accor- ding to Pfister. Their favorite places to ski are new and improved Snow Bowl and Lost Trail by Darby. Other officers include Sten Sohlberg, vice president, Mike Wangen, secretary and Tom Jenni, treasurer. 24 Activities SKI CLUB-Back row: Rolf Ream. Jada Simons. Kerry Lewis. Val Guth. Sarah loulding. Holly Johnston. Connie Boushele. Michele Anderson. Diane Jacobson. Case Tolliver, Mike Wa' gen. Stacy Thrailkill, Tara Olson. Michelle Punches, Meegan Kriley, Kim Jacobsen, Bridgett Callaghan, Sara Hoag, Tracy Bruckner and Janelle Jarvis. Front row: Kevin Hood. David Hyndman, Tom Jenni, Mar Pfister. Heidi Matheson, Sten Sohlberg, John Willard. Tom Thompson. Anna Williams. Kathleen Gillc spie, Tonja King. Melanie Williams and Molly Garrick.

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Wangen provides leadership for Key Club KEY CLUB-Front row: Sten Sohlberg, Rae Anne Kinney, Mike Wangen, Lisa Parks and Mike Meyers. Second row: Kathleen Gillespie, Anna Williams, Shannon Robins, Tiffany Thompson, Staci Bennett and advisor Rick Burrell. Third row: Russ Wilcox, Andy Roth, Jenny Keefe, Camilla Holmquist, Kelly Sheridan, Kim Lillie, Dona Shimer and Kristina Nelson. Fourth row: Mark Pfister, Evey Moulding, Kelly Dietz, Laurie Young, Colleen Harrington, Charlene Robins and Michele Wolfe. Fifth row: Joni Gibson. Kate Jerrim. Sandi Jacobsen. Mike Marcinkowski and Kevin Hood. Sixth row: Matt Coder, Doug Ferguson and Dennis Randles. Lenihan new Troubadour advisor TROUBADOUR MEMBERS-Andrew Smith, Scott Baugher, advisor Greg Lenihan, Christine Wilson, Cindy Margrave, advisor Robin Hamilton, Teri Allendorf, Marie Zader, Robin Naumann, Claire Beelman. Jacqueline Mitchell. Jennifer Spurgeon, Julie Aldegarie Ronda Sussott and Michelle Gran. The 1984-85 Key Club was a very dedicated and hard working group of people ac- cording to advisor Rick Bur- rell They sponsored and participated in many dif- ferent activities Burrell said that one of their most known events is the Sadie Hawkins dance which is very poular throughout the school. This year's Sadie Hawkins was attended by over 400 students and cleared over $800. The money was used for girls' and boys' state and some was donated to wor- thy causes. Key Club also helped in the community by having their annual food drive, col- lecting clothes tor a discount store and helping in the Special Olympics. President Mike Wangen said that he learned a great deal about leadership, responsibility and helping the less for- tunate people. It was really a very rewar- ding experience, said Wangen. Delayed by lack of experience and time available on the computer the 1983-84 Troubadour didn't come out until Christmas of 1984. The Troubadour advisor for that edition, Robin Hamilton, said the work on the Troubadour was very high quality and that he was impressed. The staff believes that with hard work, dedication and organization, the 1985 edi- tion of the literary magazine will be ready for its usual spring publication date. The advisor for the 1984-85 Troubadour is English teacher Greg Lenihan. Lenihan, who en- joys writing very much, finds it exciting to watch students improve their writing skills over the year. Much of this improvement is done through Writer's Workshop. This is a group of students who bring stories, poems and other things that they have written to weekly meetings where they discuss things that they could do to improve their writing.

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DECA teaches self-motivation MUN participants learn United Nations procedures DECA-Front row: Duane Larson. Anne Zader. Second row: Terry Maahs. Kim Whitmire. Lisa Parks. Joni Gibson. Rae Anne Kinney, Lee Nyce. Back row : Kevin McDonald. Wayne Dietz, Mike Kempel. Alex Smith. Jeff Hangas. Chris Badgley, John Tourangeau, Andrew Smith and Sandra Jacobsen. DECA. which stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a national organization that teaches high school students about business, leadership, and self-motivation. Hellgate’s chapter was organized by ad- visor Brad Hart and led by president Lisa Parks. The group met Thursdays during lunch and at these meetings they planned fund raisers, and decided on service projects, which included giving a Missoula family a Christmas dinner along with gifts for the kids. They also worked on their projects for the annual state convention in April. Their fund- raisers included selling candy bars and gift wrapping at the mall. The money they earned was used to help pay for their trips to various conventions around the state. At the state convention members participated in dif- ferent competions of business knowledge and leadership. There were many divisions to compete in such as, advertis- ing, fashion design, and resteraunt management. This year's offericers were president. Lisa Parks; vice president. Mike Kempel; secretary, Liz Dye; treasurer. Alex Smith; historian, Terry Maahs and parhmentarian- Chris Badgley. Mike Kempel was also elected as state parlimentarian MUN-Front: Nina Notti and Debby Ramey. Second row: Lanny Weinrich, Val Guth, Rachael Artley. Anna Williams. Tiffany Thompson, Erin Darboven and Alex Smith. Third row: Jennifer Spencer, J. D. Childs. Anthony Ricci. Elizabeth Jonkel. Frank Sennett. Chris Badgley. Eric Myrdal. Tor Winston and Magan Darboven. Fourth row: Michelle Gran. Michelle Johnson. Charlene Robins. Patti Brooke, Colleen Harrington. Karla Zachariasen. Kim Martinich, Taj Liszak, Lisa Parks and Mike Meyers. Not pictured: Andy Schenck. Naomi Demarinis, Brad Ber- nier, Dan Fitch. Matt Rosbarsky, Lisa Bradford. Deborah Hirst. Dale Darling. Karen Jacobson, Cindy Margrave. Bill Boone and Nathan Johnson. Each year at the end of November, students from all over Montana gather at the Umveristy of Mon- tana to act out a United Nations session. This convention is call- ed Model United Nations and this year about 40 Hellgate students participated. They began in mid- September by dividing into six delegations, with each delega- tion representing a country that belongs to the real United Na- tions. From then until Nov. 19 they prepared resolutions to present at the convention. At the convention each delegation presented their resolutions and usually heated debates followed. This year two Hellgate students were named in the top 20 delegates. They were juniors J.D. Childes and Frank Sennett. Activities 25