Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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NHS Honors 'ational Honor Society worked again this year to provide a teacher's scholarship, and to raise money for this scholarship they sponsored a dance in the fall. They also organized a Shoot From Center Court contest to entertain fans at halftime for the boys' basketball games and generous prizes were donated from Missoula businesses. The tutoring program, a three year old service project, assisted students who were having trouble in their courses. The National Honor Society is a select service organization that recognizes academically inclined students. Last spring, individual students were honored after careful analysis of many applica- tions. Criteria included a maintain- ed 3.5 grade point average, as well as judgements on character, leadership, and community service. National Honor Society - Teri Allendorf, Christina Bailey, lldiko Balogh, Clare Beelman, Laura Follingstad, Jamie Hogan, Diane Jacobson, Laura Marcinkowski, Lisa McArthur, Mike Meola, Tim Midgett, Jac que Mitchell, Marta Nelson, Terry Reed, Shannon Robins, Jeff Roth, David Scherer, Rex Stem, Scott Walker, Anna Williams, Rani Williams, Wendy Wojciechowski. NHS Officers - President Teri Allendorf, Vice-President Rani Williams, Project Director Clare Beelman, Secretary Treasurer Scott Walker.

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0 very summer, several leaders of the Hellgate junior class meet with other Montana high school delegates for a week of mock government. Girls’ State was held last summer in Helena on the cam- pus of Carroll College. Boys' State convened on the campus of the Western Montana College in Dillon. Students participated in political election campaigns by running for state government positions of their choice. Hellgate’s female delegates represented our school with class. Rani Williams held a position of ci- ty alderman, Laura Marcinkowski won the rank of Supreme Court Chief Justice Mayor, and Kaipo Wallwork gave Ted Schwinden a scare when she was elected gover- nor of Montana. Our male delegates chose a less active role in Dillon, but they still had a lot of fun. Jerry Christensen was the Supreme Court Clerk, while the others settled for city and county positions. Last spring, juniors applied for Girls’ State and Boys' State nominations. Candidates were nar- rowed down by the faculty. The junior students voted for the final selections. Girls’ State - Rani Williams, Laura Mar- cinkowski, Kaipo Wallwork. Boys’ State - Dan Fritz, Jerry Christensen, Ed Combo, Tor Winston, Scott Walker, Jeff Roth. Brennan Guth. Rex Stem. This page is sponsored by Geoffrey J. Sutton Photography. Girls’ Boys’ State Honors

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spotlight as an active and colorful club for aspiring ‘Woodwards’ and 'Bernsteins'. Quill and Scroll is a national honorary journalism group for juniors and seniors involved in one of the two school publications. A minimum 3.0 grade point average is mandatory for selection. The Hellgate chapter planned to fulfill their community service obligation by visiting grade schools to enlighten future Knights about Hellgatc's journalism programs, especially, the Lance and the Halberd. Q S - Tor Winston, Saxon Holbrook. Terry Reed, Kerstin Grossman, Paul Nisbet, Teri Allendorf, Hennry Gary, Ann Smith, Kristine Lewis(Not Pictured - Halo Eisenstein). e he very finest musicians in the Northwest were chosen to har- monize their talents in the All Nor- thwest band and choir. Hellgate's representatives, along with over a thousand other hopefuls submitted taped auditions to judges. After two cuts, the cream of the crop was determined. In February, the musicians would be flown to Portland for a gala performance. All Northwest Choir - Ross Chaney. Sax- on Holbrook. All Northwest Band - Nathan Johnson. This page is sponsored by Sugar Shack. All Northwest Qulll Scroll Honors