Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Siroratcm1» Ballroom A Smash Hit llgate’s Prom was held at the neraton Hotel. Aaron Moser and Kyla Miles reigned over the prom festivities. The Sheraton's ballroom offered a great change and a lot of class for this years prom which was a welcomed improvement. This be- ing the first year the prom was held off campus, there were mixed reac- tions. While many liked it being off campus others like senior Justin Lane said, it was really crowded.” Other complaints besides lack of space at the prom were, the band that was selected and the Grand March. Besides the king and queen, the royal court consisted of Aimee Conley, princess, and Ed Combo, prince. Are we next? - Graduate Chris Hamilton and senior Tammy Starnes wait patient- ly to have prom pictures taken outside the Sheraton Ballroom in the lobby. Kicking back - Senior Brennan Guth and junior Nikole Diesen relax following a number by the band. Oh come on, just one! - Senior Ed Com- bo begs senior Matt Ekstrom for permis- sion to take sophomore Denette Anthony on to the dance floor. ail | Prom m Spring

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Highlights Concert 6T ixne pop concert is an annual event in the spring to give Hellgate and eighth grade band members a chance to perform together and show their abilities. The concert is always fun and one student commented that it is fun because, it is something dif- ferent and alot of people come to see it”. During the evening you are served ice cream and cookies. The event seems to be a popular one for both students and parents. “Surfin’ Safari - Graduates Leslie Greaves, Madonna Hobbie, and Krystin Mitchell sing a short song in shorts. “A corner pocket” - says graduates Susan Getschman, Tanya Kolb, and Janette Olson as they enjoy themselves in a game of pool at the University Center. They’ve got the beat - Jazz Band piays Los Matadores at the Pop Concert as Mr Combs enthusiastically directs. Cuest percussionist - Daniel Moore, Pro- fessor of Percussion at Montana State University performs while Jazz Band wat- ches intensely. “And a one and a two” - graduates Michelle Gran, Lisa Foster, Janay Maahs, and senior Jennifer Huff blow bubbles for Hellgates version of the Lawrence Welk Show. Pop Concert Spring

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winner Closes With .■■wFW Fair Well A little bird told me so - Seniors Dan Ar- chibald and Bonnie Cordis use a stuffed parakeet as a good luck charm for choos- ing the best horse to win the race. The ice-cream man - No. it's Hellgate’s Valkyries. Senior Kelleen Roske, junior Jodi Clasby and sophomore Deana Jackson work a booth at the Western Montana fair, selling ice-cream cones as a means to buy uniforms. A view of the Skydiver - One of the more popular rides for Hellgate students to en- joy at the Western Montana Fair is the Skydiver. v « August 19-24 at the corner of South and Russell streets, there is sure to be Hellgate students enjoy- ing the little time left before school begins at the Western Montana Fair. Students enjoy the carnival, horse races, exhibits, and seeing friends for the last time before school starts. Many students are involved in clubs or family activities that have booths or projects at the fair. Thoughts of school, fall and foot- ball fill the minds of Hellgate students as they participate in this end of summer ritual, the fair. Fa|r A M Spring