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HELENA HIGH SCHOOL
A Commitment to
Excellence
October/November 2014
http://www.helena.k12.mt.us/schools/
highscho/helenahi/index.dhtm
2014-2015 School Year
Welcome to Helena High
School
Bengal FamilyOur school year is off and running and it has been the start of a year packed with
many, many exciting opportunities for your student. We are proud of the curricular and co-curricular activities we are able to provide our students and are grateful
for all of the coaches and sponsors willing to devote so many hours to this good
work.
Helena High School has been recognized as a state leader in the Montana Behavioral Initiative. Through the work of a committed team of educators we have determined our four universal expectations at HHS. They are, Be Involved, Be Respectful, Be Responsible and Be a Graduate. I want to focus a little bit on the first universal of Being Involved.
Being involved is something we constantly preach to our student body. The benefits student involvement are many. Most importantly is the graduation information we have monitored for those students involved in something outside of
their curricular area. Upwards of 96% of our students involved in activities end up
graduating from high school. We believe it is because of several factors. A greater
sense of connectedness, leadership opportunities, friendships, exploration into
opportunities outside of the school day, etc. To us, being involved means so much
more than being involved in a sport. We are proud of the 25% of our student body
that are involved in a sport this fall. However, this number does not take into account the number of students that are involved in the myriad of clubs and other
groups here at HHS. We believe that your child’s involvement in these other
groups will enhance their educational experiences at Helena High.
The other area of involvement that I would like to touch upon is attendance. There
is new research that says as many as 7.5 million students miss a month or more of
school each year, raising the likelihood that they’ll fail academically and eventually
drop out of high school. These findings, supported by researcher Richard Balfanz
of Johns Hopkins University, estimate that 10% to 15% of students nationwide are
“chronically absent” from school. These percentages are closely in alignment with
our drop-out statistics. One of the greatest indicators we have for a student dropping out of school is when they reach 10 or more absences in any particular class.
Missing large chunks of classroom instruction creates confusion and frustration
for students and we simply cannot replicate the good work that happens in our
classrooms every day. A student simply cannot be involved in their education if
they don’t attend. Here is where your involvement comes in. Please encourage and
expect your student to attend every day. If you are finding that your child does not
want to attend and the piles of excuses keep coming, contact us. Let us know what
the roadblocks are for your son or daughter and lets work together to get this hurdle eliminated, ultimately leading to better academic success for your child.
Respectfully,
Principal Steve Thennis
SAVE THE DATE!
October/November
Calendar
Oct. 4th 4-H Open
House 1-3 Fairgrounds
Oct. 6th Early Release
Oct. 13th Early Release
Oct. 16th/17th
NO SCHOOL MEA
Oct. 20th Early Release
Oct. 21st Choir Concert
7 pm HMS Auditorium
Oct. 27th Early Release
Nov. 3rd
2nd Quarter Begins
Early Release
Nov. 10th Early Release
Nov. 16th-18th AA Choral Festival Missoula
Starlighters
Nov. 17th Early Release
Nov. 18th Orchestra
Concert 7 pm
Nov. 24th Early Release
Nov. 26th-28th
NO SCHOOL
Thanksgiving Break
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS FOR 2014-2015
Do you need to see your Assistant
Principal? At Helena High
School, the Assistant Principals
are assigned students based on
your last name. Here’s how to
reach them:
A-G
Ms. Dawn Rowling
drowling@helena.k12.mt.us
324-2200
H-N
Dr. Wynn Randall
wrandall@helena.k12.mt.us
324-2200
O-Z
Mr. Willie Schlepp
wschlepp@helena.k12.mt.us
324-2200
The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.
Aristotle
HHS SCHOOL
COUNSELORS
Do you need to see your counselor? At
Helena High School, the counselors are
assigned students based on your last
name. Here’s how to best reach them:
A-E
Ms. Kate Miller
kmiller@helena.k12.mt.us
324-2227
F-K
Mr. Shane Dempsey
sdempsey@helena.k12.mt.us
324-2224
L-R
Mr. Jason Murgel
jmurgel@helena.k12.mt.us
324-2226
S-Z
Mrs. Chrissy Murgel
cmurgel@helena.k12.mt.us
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FRESHMAN HAPPENINGS...
Attention Parents of Freshmen
Check out this site— www.bengalfrosh.com— to access
all of the freshmen teachers' websites. The site is provided to make it easier for you and your sons/daughters
to find resources posted by
their teachers.
HELENA
HIGH
SCHOOL
CHOIR
Fall Concert
Tuesday, Oct 21, 7:00 pm,
HMS Auditorium
The Helena High Booster Club is
looking for volunteers to help sell
Bengal Wear ( shirts, sweatshirts,
beanies and lanyards) at Football,
Volleyball and Basketball games. If
you are interested in helping out or
purchasing Bengal wear, please contact Diana Sullivan at 461-3060.
The Booster Club would like to thank
the following sponsors for all their
support:
Placer Motors, Inc.
Student Assistance Foundation
Galusha, Higgins, & Galusha
Collision Pro Inc.
Capital Collision Center
Valley Bank of Helena
Helena Ob/Gyn Associates, PC
South Hills Dental
Party Plus Rentals
Bob Ward & Sons
Helena Community Credit Union
First Community Bank
American Federal Savings Bank
Bill & Chelly Hasquet
Ruckers Furniture, Inc.
SMA Architects
Helena Orthodontics
Montana Broom & Brush
Burdick Locksmith
Spieker Sprinklers
Valley Sand and Gravel
Marshall & Carol Price
Montana Oral Surgery, Fleischmann
John E Smith, DMD
Rocky Mountain Credit Union
Town Center Chiropractic
Heuiser Physical Therapy
Anderson Zurmuehlen & Co. PC
A2Z Staffing Solutions
Van's Thriftway
Tara Hovan
First Interstate Bank
Gary & Monica Rankin
Grimsrud - State Farm Insurance
Power Townsend Company
Morrison-Maierle, Inc
Lights Custom ScreenprintingLightbody
Carey Darlington
Winter Concert
Tuesday, Dec 9, 7:00 pm,
HMS Auditorium
Christmas Dessert
Tuesday, Dec 16, 7:00 pm,
Venue TBA
AA Festival
Starlighters only—Missoula,
Nov 16-18
Visit www.hhschoirs.com
for announcements, information, dates, and highlights from class!
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STUDENT ACTIVITY
CARDS
Helena High School
Activity cards are sold
through our
bookkeeper in the
Main Office for
$30.00. These cards
will admit students
into CHS and HHS
home games. Activity
cards are not accepted
for play-off or championship games.
Come support your
fellow students at
their games!
HELENA HIGH SCHOOL VIGILANTE YEARBOOK
The Helena High School Yearbook staff is always looking for
great pictures to use in the yearbook. If you have some cool pictures of you and your friends having fun—please send them to
klunnon@helena.k12.mt.us.
Please include your name and
identify anyone else in the picture
with you. It also helps if you include a brief summary of where
the picture was taken, what date
and what
you were
doing.
You can now order your 2015
Yearbook on line for $76 at:
http://shop.balfour/com
then select Helena High School
If you missed getting your 2014
Yearbook please stop by the main
office. We have a few left and will
be selling those at a reduced price
of $60—until all are sold.
Caption describing picture or graphic
FILMMAKERS CLUB
Helena High has started a filmmakers club. Currently the club meets
on Wednesdays during lunch in Mr. Brophy’s room (43), but the
group will meet after school as well.
The ultimate direction of this club will be shaped by the students, but
our current model has them working cooperatively to produce, direct, write, edit, and act in their own movies or movie scenes. The
club will also work on school PSAs.
Parents: Please make
sure that you are using
your password and accessing PowerSchool for
up-to-date information
about your student(s).
As this is a new club, our resources are limited. We are asking that
anyone with a desire to help get this club off the ground consider donating either quality film-making equipment (sound, lighting, filming equipment or software) or make a financial donation.
If you have lost your
password, please contact
Marilyn Williams (3242208) and she’ll be able
to help you with the set
up.
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ATTENTION SENIORS AND PARENTS
SENIOR PHOTOS ARE DUE OCTOBER 10, 2014
Please have your professional photographer submit your senior picture following these instructions:
1. Photos must be submitted in a digital format by email (klunnon@helena.k12.mt.us) or on
CD. The digital image must be no smaller than 4x6 inches and 300 dpi. They must
be saved as lastnamefirstname. For example, Anna Smith would be Smithanna. Photos
taken on a cell phone are NOT high enough resolution and may be denied
for print.
2. Image must be good clarity and detail. Image should be made from the original digital
image or negative. No special effects permitted.
3. All photos MUST be in color. No black and white or sepia photos will be accepted.
4. Scanned images from photographs may not be accepted due to loss of quality in the
scanning process.
5. Photos must be a professional looking portrait from the waist up.
6. No props may be visible, i.e. cars, animal, flags or instruments. We would rather highlight
you on the other pages in this manner.
7. Dress should be appropriate attire; standard school dress is suggested.
Photos that do not adhere to these standards may be cut from the yearbook. The student’s school
photo will be substituted if the requirements are not met or if we do not receive a photo by the deadline. Also, senior photos will not be returned to the students.
The DEADLINE for submission is OCTOBER 10, 2014. Please keep this date in mind. Photographers also need time to process your photos before they can be submitted.
If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Lunnon at 324-2250 or at klunnon@helena.k12.mt.us.
NEW THIS YEAR
ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK ON LINE!
You can now order your 2015 Yearbook on line for $76 at:
http://shop.balfour/com
then select Helena High School
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HELENA HIGH
SCHOOL WEB SITES
Helena High’s web page
is full of information
about our school. The
student bulletin is updated each day and is a good
source of what is happening at HHS. To access the
current HHS web page
the first time enter
www.helena.k12.mt.us.
Then click on the tab for
“our schools” and choose
“high schools”; choose
‘Helena High School” and
you are there! Save this
as a favorite for your next
visit.
HELENA HIGH SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE
FREE AND REDUCED
LUNCH PROGRAM
If your child is currently on
the Free and Reduced
Lunch program you must
reapply by October 10 or
eligibility will end. Applications are available in the
main office.
Students
Reduced
Breakfast
Lunch
$1.20 .30
$2.45 .40
Adults:
Breakfast
Lunch
$2.00
$3.50
ATTENDANCE
Parents - if you receive notification from our school saying your child is unverified, please inform
your student of the notice that evening. If they have a reason for the mark (i.e. late to class, with
another teacher, error in taking attendance, etc.), they MUST follow up by coming to the attendance office and getting a “purple slip”. These simple steps are helpful for managing the attendance of our 1600 students.
Also, if your student is coming or going outside of their regular schedule, they MUST sign in and
out of the attendance office.
If these two requests are being met, your student should not have attendances issues.
Thank you for your help in insuring that our student attendance records are as
accurate as possible.
ATTENDANCE OFFICE
(406) 324-2211
24 Hours a Day/7 Days a Week
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HELENA HIGH SCHOOL BAND PERFORMANCE DATES
2014-2015
TBA
Half time show,
Wind Symphony
Dec 8 (Mon)
HHS gym
Winter/Holiday Band concert 6:30
pm and 8:00 pm.
March 24 (Tues)
HHS gym
Pre-Festival Band Concert 7:00 pm
April 9-11 District Music Festival
(Helena Large Group Times):
April 9, Bands, Orchestras and Choirs will be 3:10
pm to 9pm in the HHS gym and HMS Auditorium,
April 10, Bands, Orchestras and Choirs will be 7:00
am to 5:00 pm in the HHS Gym, and HMS Auditorium
April 9, Piano adjudications at Helena Middle
School 7am to 5 pm
April 11, Solo and Ensemble will be at Helena High
7am to 6pm
May 1
Vigilante parade, all bands
May 1-2
State Music Festival in Missoula
May 18 (Mon)
HHS gym
Spring Band Concert 6:30 pm and
8:00 pm
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Helena High School Outdoors Club
The Helena High Outdoors Club meets at noon every Friday in
room #60. "Like" us on Facebook to find out about upcoming
activities.
The Senior All Night Party is open to ALL graduating
seniors in Helena, Montana area! Graduating Seniors: You have worked long and hard for this day
- come celebrate your achievement! Parents of Graduating Seniors: You have worked equally as
hard! Come volunteer and help your graduates and their friends celebrate in a safe environment.
Music, dancing, new games, prizes, food...and crazy fun all night long!!!
http://helenaseniorallnightparty.webs.com/
ATTENTION PARENTS—
SENIOR ADS
It may seem extremely early but parents
of seniors will want to start thinking
about Senior Ads. Yearbook will host
parent nights to help organize and design an ad in late October-early November. Watch for the postcard that will be
mailed home with more details and information on pricing. Senior Ads are
due December 19th!
HELENA HIGH SCHOOL
PARKING LOTS
HHS requires a student to have a
permit to park in the HHS parking
lot. Each vehicle that the student drives MUST
be registered. Permits can be purchased online
only at http://www.helena.k12.mt.us/schools/
highscho/helenahi/index.dhtm
If a student receives a ticket the initial cost is
$10 with a $5 late fee attached after 10
days. The late fee will NOT be waived this year.
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PLC
PLC - Professional Development Schedule
Our district is very appreciative of our community allowing us to schedule time that is directly
related to student achievement. Teachers and
support staff will be using the early release time
to work together to improve their professional
practice in an effort to get more students to
achieve at higher levels. This work will include:

Studying and clarifying the meaning of the
MT State Standards and Career and Technology Education industry standards

Developing an understanding of what the
standard looks like in student work

Designing units of study

Writing common assessments

Analyzing the results of the common assessments

All Mondays are Professional Learning Communities for HSD
staff. Helena High School will dismiss early every Monday,
please see below for the different HSD grade level release
schedule:
Elementary School:
Middle School:
High School:
8:30—2:30
8:05—2:15
8:20—2:30
Below is each Monday schedule for HHS:
Period 0
7:32 - 8:15
Period 4
10:49 –11:32
Period 1
8:20 - 9:03
Lunch
11:32—12:11
Period 2
9:08 - 9:51
Period 5
2:11 – 12:54
Homeroom
9:51 - 9:56
Period 6
12:59 - 1:42
10:01–10:44
Period 7
1:47 – 2:30
Period 3
Planning additional, time, support and extension for students.
Business
Dept. Buzz
**Buses will run according to Professional Development
schedule on Mondays**
The beginning of the 2014-15 school year has been bittersweet for the HHS Business Department. We sadly bid
farewell to long-time teacher, Lisa Parker. We are so very fortunate to have Alane Dinsdale join our department
from Townsend High School with nearly 20 years of Business teaching experience and advisement of Business
Professionals of America. Mrs. Dinsdale is teaching Accounting and Bengal Business and is managing the Business Co-op, as well as working as a co-advisor to Business Professionals of America. Mrs. Humphrey took
charge of Mrs. Parker’s Jobs for Montana Graduates.
Jobs for Montana Graduates (JMG) is off to a busy start with our annual Think Pink Campaign. Think Pink t-shirts will go on
sale October 1st. They will be $8.00 each. Proceeds will go to local breast cancer research and to assist students dealing with
cancer. We hope everyone will support our Think Pink Campaign. Think Pink Game Days are:
Football – October 10th, 2014
Cross County – October 15th, 2014 Volleyball – October 16th, 2014
JMG will soon conduct a food drive and non-perishable foods that can be used for holiday meals will be greatly appreciated.
We will have information in the announcements.
We are also starting our cookie dough fundraiser with Montana’s Elliott Cookie Dough in October. This is a joint project with
Business Professionals of America.
Finally, for October, JMG is planning another Halloween Trick or Treat activities for the youngsters of our community. We
are planning on having a “haunted house” portion for children over age 8 in one section of the school. Please spread the word
that there will be Bengal Trick or Treating on Halloween here at the school.
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PARENTS REMINDER!
Come meet and talk with our Principal, Mr.
Thennis, at the Parent Link meeting. These
are held the first Tuesday of every month at
noon in the Helena High School Library.
MBI Video Contest
Helena High School is looking for the 2014 school year MBI Video and we need your Involvement. The
MBI committee would like to offer this special Contest to individuals or groups (maximum of 8) that
would establish an updated MBI Video.
Requirements for Contest:
Registration Form (below)
Entry Fee ($25)
Due: Wed, October 1st
HHS Bookkeeper (Mrs. Clay)
Video due to Mr. Schlepp by Oct 31st
Length of video 3-4 minutes
Video must contain Helena High School’s 4 Expectations:
1) Be Responsible
2) Be Respectful
3) Be Involved
4) Be a Graduate
Top 5 Videos selected by the MBI Committee will be featured at the Myrna Loy Center with a final winner announced. The winner of the 2014 HHS MBI Video will receive $500.
Check out last year’s video:
https://vimeo.com/72503634
Name of Contact Person and Phone Number:
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
Group Name: (s)
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
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Counseling News
October 2014
Junior Dates:
Welcome to the
 Oct. 15th—PSAT Test
SAT Dates:
Test Date
Registration Due
Nov. 8
Oct. 9th
Dec. 6th
Nov. 6th
Jan. 24th
Dec. 29th
ACT Dates:
Test Date
Registration Due
Dec. 13th
Nov. 7th
Feb. 7th
Jan. 9th
Red Ribbon Week
Oct 23rd—31st
Career/Counseling Center
The counseling staff at Helena High School wishes to welcome you to a new school year.
We are excited to serve both you and your child. Our goal is to support students personally
and academically, as well as to help them plan for a productive future.
The Counseling/Career Center is open from 7:00 A.M. to 3:45 P.M. Students may request
to see their counselor through our office. We encourage students to visit with us during
their study hall or when not in an academic class. We also are available to parents to answer questions or listen to concerns of academic, social, or post-secondary issues pertinent to your child. Our office phone number is 324-2220.
The counseling staff is comprised of six professionals: four guidance counselors, a career
counselor, and secretary. Students are assigned a counselor alphabetically by their last
name. Our names and email addresses our listed below:
Last name
A-E
Counselor
Mrs. Kate Miller
Phone
324-2227
email
kmiller@hsd1.org
F-K
Mr. Shane Dempsey
324-2224
sdempsey@hsd1.org
L-R
Mr. Jason Murgel
324-2226
jmurgel@hsd1.org
S-Z
Mrs. Chrissy Murgel
324-2223
cmurgel@hsd1.org
Mrs. Patty Opitz—Career Counselor
324-2225
popitz@hsd1.org
Ms. Corena Hall—Secretary
324-2220
chall@hsd1.org
Five Seniors
Receive
Academic Honors
Helena High School was recently notified that five of
our seniors, Aloise Bell, Darcie Caldwell, Elizabeth
Snyder, Carolyn Stine, and Benjamin Terhune have
been selected as National Merit Semi-Finalists. Their
selection was based on their exemplary performance
on their PSAT’s last fall.
These students are now applying for the National
Merit Scholarship, a four-year scholarship based
on academic excellence, community service and
leadership, character, and community involvement. Please congratulate them on their outstanding achievements!
Websites for Upperclassmen
SAT
www.collegeboard.com
ACT
www.actstudent.org
ACT/SAT Prep
www.number2.com
FAFSA
www.fafsa.ed.gov
Resources, Links, Information
www.mycollegecalendar.org
Scholarship List-Helena
High School
www.helena.k12.mt.us
From HHS page, choose dept/
staff pages, then counseling, ca11
reer, guidance
PSAT/NMSQT—Juniors
The PSAT will be offered to all interested HHS Juniors on October 15th. The PSAT/NMSQT measures skills that are important for success in college—verbal reasoning, critical
reading, math problem-solving, and writing. Taking the
PSAT/NMSQT enables students to:
Get
feedback about critical academic skills
Seek
information from colleges
Enter
scholarship competitions
Practice
for SAT Program tests
ATTENTION STUDENT ATHLETES AND PARENTS!
The 2014 PSAT/NMSQT is the qualifying test for entry to
National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) competitions
for college scholarships that will be awarded in 2015. Students who meet published requirements, which include taking the PSAT/NMSQT in the specified year in their high
school program (usually the junior year), will enter NMSC
competitions for recognition and awards.
Registration was held in the spring. There may still be seats
available. Check with Mrs. Miller in the counseling center if
you are still interested. The cost is $18.00, payable to Helena High School. The PSAT will be held at Carroll College.
Students may pick up their PSAT study guide in the counseling center if they have not already done so.
If you or your son/daughter are planning to participate in collegiate sports, it is important to get an early start on the registration
process. Both parent and student need to be very pro-active regarding the academic and registration requirements. It is
essential that you explore the NCAA and NAIA websites to further
your understanding of the process. Both websites have a surplus of
information to assist you. Below is information to get you started
with this undertaking.
NCAA
www.eligiblitycenter.org
NAIA
Registration Cost- $65.00
www.playnaia.org
Phone- 877-262-1492
Registration Cost- $70.00
Students can visit college campuses by appointment or attend
College Rep Visits to HHS
2013-14 Special Visit Days:
Many college representatives visit Helena High
during the year. Scheduled college and military
rep visits are posted in the Daily Student Bulletin. If students wish to visit with a rep, they can
sign up ahead of time in the Counseling/Career
center and receive a school-related absence for
September
29 Mon.
Whitman College
9:30
30 Tues.
Corban College
12:35
8 Wed.
Willamette Univ
8:00
10 Fri.
Gonzaga Univ
21 Tues.
Seattle University
October
November
TBA
Remind is a new tool the counseling center is using to
inform students of upcoming scholarship deadlines,
career fairs, college visits, upcoming
school sponsored test reminders, and
anything else counseling related. This
is an excellent way to stay to be reminded of the last minute to-dos related to your students success at HHS. To subscribe
follow the directions below!
Send a text message including
“text@helenahi” to (862) 307-8207
10:20
11:00
MSU Bobcat Fridays –
1-888-MSU-CATS
Oct. 24, Jan. 30, Mar. 26-27
Montana Tech — 1-800-445TECH
Nov 23, Feb 14 &
Junior Preview Day on Nov. 7,
Mar. 13, Apr 24
UM Friday Griz Days –
1-800-462-8636
Oct. 17, Nov. 7, Nov. 21, Feb. 13,
UM Western – 877-683-7331
Mar. 6, Mar. 20, Mar. 27,
Apr.20
University of Great Falls —
Carroll College — 406-477-4384
1-800-856-9544
Oct. 17, Nov. 7, Nov. 15
Rocky Mountain College —
MSU Northern –
1-800-877-6259
1-800-662-6132 ext. 3704
Helena College — 477-6904
Schedule your visit one week in
advance.
MSU Billings – 1-800-565-6782
Oct. 24, Nov. 14, & Feb. 13
Sr. Parent Night Info. Posted
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Anyone who missed the Senior Parent night meeting or would like copies of the information, can access it from the
Helena High home page. From the main page, choose department/staff pages, then counseling and career guidance.
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elena High Student Council
had a successful Homecoming Week. Students put in an enormous amount of
work to spread school spirit through organizing theme days, lunch competition,
Fall assembly, royalty, BBQ, and a dance. If you see a student council member,
congratulate them on their hard work and a job well done!
The Student Council Executive Board, the core group of student council leaders, is now offered as
an independent study. Anyone interested in being an integral part of student council second semester should see Ms. Watts in Room 25.
Winter Formal is right around the corner. We will be announcing the date and more details in the
coming weeks. Look for advertisements around school and on the website.
All students are welcome to join student council at any time during the year. We especially need
Freshman and Sophomore representatives.
Where?: HHS Room 25 (unless otherwise noted)
When?: 7:30 p.m.
Fall Meeting dates:
September 30
November 11
October 14, 28
December 2
*See Ms. Watts in room 25 if you have any questions or miss a meeting and want to catch up.*
Helena High School Theater
announces
A Class Act! November 13-14-15 2014
Evening shows will be at 7:00, and including a Saturday Matinee at 1:00, all
shows will be in the Little theater at Helena High School. The cost will be a
mere $5.00
A Class Act is a quasi-autobiographical musical loosely based on the life of composer
-lyricist Edward Kleban, who died at the age of 48 in 1987. Featuring a book by Linda Kline and Lonny Price along with music and lyrics by Kleban himself, the musical uses flashbacks and the device of time running backwards to retrace the high
and low points of the composer's personal and professional life. In addition to serving as a tribute to one of the award-winning collaborators of A Chorus Line, A Class
Act provides yet another behind-the-scenes glimpse at how a musical is created and
brought to the stage. In contrast to A Chorus Line however, the piece offers a considerably more severe warning as well about how an artist’s personal life—including
struggles with mental illness and cancer—can interfere with, obstruct, and eventually doom his professional as well as his personal pursuits.
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(406) 324-2200
(406) 324-2201 FAX
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Varsity Football 2014-2015
Oct. 30 Sentinel Home 7:00 p.m.
GOLF 2014-2015
Date
Nov. 3-8 Playoffs
Sept 25-26
Nov 13-15 State @MSU Bozeman
Oct. 2-3 Bozeman
Team
H/A
Time
Sept. 26 Skyview Away 7:00 p.m.
Bozeman
10/9 a.m.
Oct. 3 Flathead Away 7:00 p.m.
Oct. 10 CMR
Home 7:00 p.m.
Oct. 17Sentinel Away
7:00 p.m.
Oct. 23 Senior Away
6:00 p.m.
Nov. 1 Capital Away
1:30 p.m.
SOCCER 2014-2015
Oct. 3 Hellgate Away
B-5:00 p.m. G-3:00 p.m.
Oct. 8 Capital Away
B-5:00 p.m. G-3:00 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL 2014-15
Date
Team
H/A
Time
Sept. 25 Capital Away 7:00 p.m.
Sept 27 Hellgate Away 4:00 p.m.
Sept. 30 Butte Away
7:00 p.m.
Oct. 7 Hellgate Home 7:00 p.m.
Oct. 10-11
CROSS COUNTRY 2014-2015
Oct. 4 Butte
Away
12:00 p.m.
Oct. 9 7of7
Home 12:30 p.m.
Oct. 15 Capital Home 4:00 p.m.
Oct. 25 State
Home tba
Oct. 10 Sentinel Home
B-3:00 p.m. G-5:00 p.m.
Oct. 16 Glacier Away
B-3:00 p.m. G-5:00 p.m.
Oct. 17 Flathead Away
B-10:00 a.m. G-12:00 p.m.
Oct. 20-25 Play-offs
Missoula Inv. Away 9:30/9 a.m.
Oct. 30-Nov. 1 State Great Falls
Oct. 16 Capital Home 7:00 p.m.
Oct. 18 Big Sky Away
4:30 p.m.
Oct. 24 Flathead Away 4:30 p.m.
Oct. 25 Glacier Away
1:00 p.m.
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