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MHSA Member Schools' Colors, Songs Mascots MHSA Member Schools' Colors, Songs Mascots Class Name City Colors Song Nickname C Absarokee Absarokee Orange/Black On Wisconsin Huskies C Alberton Alberton Maroon/White On Wisconsin Panthers A Anaconda Anaconda Silver/Navy Blue Illinois Loyalty Copperheads B Arlee Arlee Scarlet/White On Wisconsin Warriors/Scarlets C Augusta Augusta Royal Blue/Gold Stand Up and Cheer Elk C Bainville Bainville Blue/White Notre Dame Victory Bulldogs B Baker Baker Maroon/Gold Legionnaires on Parade Spartans A Beaverhead County Dillon Blue/Gold Stein Song Beavers C Belfry Belfry Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Bats A Belgrade Belgrade Kelly Green/White Illinois Loyalty Panthers C Belt Belt Maroon/Gold Our Director Huskies C Big Sandy Big Sandy Purple/Gold Minnesota Rouser Pioneers B Bigfork Bigfork Royal Blue/Scarlett Minnesota Rouser Vikings/Valkyries A Billings Central Billings Green/White Stein Song Rams AA Billings Senior Billings Orange/Black Hail (to the Victors) Broncs AA Billings Skyview Billings Royal Blue/Silver Air Force Falcons AA Billings West Billings Gold/Black Gillette Look Sharp Golden Bears C Box Elder Box Elder Blue/Gold Notre Dame Victory Bears AA Bozeman Bozeman Red/Black Bozeman High Fight Song Hawks C Bridger Bridger Maroon/White/Gold Illinois Loyalty Scouts C Broadview Broadview Purple/Gold Notre Dame Victory Pirates B Broadwater Townsend Royal Blue/White Notre Dame Victory Bulldogs C Brockton Brockton Green/White/black On Wisconsin Warriors A Browning Browning Red/Black College Boy Indians AA Butte Butte Purple/White On Wisconsin Bulldogs A Butte Central Butte Maroon/White All Hail Central Maroons C Carter County Ekalaka Royal Blue/White Notre Dame Victory Bulldogs C Cascade Cascade Black/Gold Stars & Strips Forever Badgers C Centerville Sand Coulee Orange/Black/White Notre Dame Victory Miners C Charlo Charlo Purple/White Anchors Aweigh Vikings C Chester-Joplin-Inverness Chester Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Hawks C Chinook Chinook Orange/Black On Wisconsin Sugarbeeters B Choteau Choteau Maroon/Gold Go U Northwestern Bulldogs C Circle Circle Maroon/Gold On Wisconsin Wildcats B Colstrip Colstrip Black/Green/Gold Colstrip Loyalty Song Colts/Fillies A Columbia Falls Columbia Falls Royal/Scarlet/White Go Ye Northwestern Wildcats\Wildkats B Columbus Columbus Green/White On Wisconsin Cougars B Conrad Conrad Scarlet Red/White On Wisconsin Cowboys/Cowgirls A Corvallis Corvallis Blue/White Anchors Aweigh Blue Devils C Culbertson Culbertson Purple/Gold Our Director Cowboys/Cowgirls C Custer Custer Royal Blue/Gold Washington & Lee Swing Cougars A Custer County Miles City Navy Blue/Gold Illinois Loyalty Cowboys/Cowgirls B Cut Bank Cut Bank Purple/Gold WA State Fight Song Wolves C Darby Darby Red/Black On Wisconsin Tigers A Dawson County Glendive Red/White Hail Dawson High Red Devils C Denton Denton Royal Blue/White On Wisconsin Trojans C Dodson Dodson Kelly Green/Gold On Wisconsin Coyotes C Drummond Drummond Royal Blue/White Stars & Stripes Forever Trojans C Dutton/Brady Dutton Maroon/Black Go Northwestern Go Diamond Backs A East Helena East Helena Royal Blue/White Vigilantes Proud and True Vigilantes C Ennis Ennis Kelly Green/White Notre Dame Victory Mustangs B Fairfield Fairfield Blue/White Our Director Eagles MHSA Member Schools' Colors, Songs Mascots C Fairview Fairview Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Warriors A Fergus Lewistown Blue/Gold Scream Eagles Scream Golden Eagles AA Flathead Kalispell Black/Orange/White On Wisconsin Lance B Florence-Carlton Florence Maroon/Gold Falcon Fight Song Falcons B Forsyth Forsyth Purple/White Victors Dogies C Fort Benton Fort Benton Cardinal Red/White Anchors Away Longhorns C Frazer Frazer Columbia Blue/White On Wisconsin Bearcubs A Frenchtown Frenchtown Black/Silver/Orange Frenchtown Broncs Broncs C Froid Froid Red/Black/White Air Force Fight Song Red Hawks C Fromberg Fromberg Red/Gold/White Illinois Loyalty Falcons C Gardiner Gardiner Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Bruins C Garfield County Jordan Orange/Black On Wisconsin Mustangs C Geraldine Geraldine Orange/Black/White Stand Up and Cheer Tigers C Geyser Geyser Cherry/Silver On Wisconsin Wolverines AA Glacier Kalispell Navy Blue/Kelly Green Go Glacier Wolfpack B Glasgow Glasgow Scarlet/White My Bonnie Lassie Scotties C Granite Philipsburg Maroon/Gold On Wisconsin Prospectors C Grass Range Grass Range Blue/Red/White Washington Lee Swing Rangers AA Great Falls Great Falls Blue/White Anchors Away Bison B Great Falls Central Cath Great Falls Royal Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Mustangs AA Great Falls CMR Great Falls Green/Gold Magnificent Seven Rustlers A Hamilton Hamilton Cardinal/White Hamilton Fight Song Broncs A Hardin Hardin Orange/Black Hail to the Varsity Bulldogs B Harlem Harlem Maroon/White W Virginia Fight Song Wildcats C Harlowton Harlowton Maroon/Gold Illinois Loyalty Engineers C Harrison Harrison Purple/White/Black On Wisconsin Wildcats A Havre Havre Royal Blue/White Illinois Loyalty Blue Ponies C Hays-Lodgepole Hays Purple/Gold Notre Dame Victory Thunderbirds C Heart Butte Heart Butte Gold/Black Washington Lee Swing Warriors AA Helena Helena Cardinal Red/White Washington Lee Bengals AA Helena Capital Helena Brown/Gold Round & Round Bruins C Highwood Highwood Blue/Gold/White U M Rouser Mountaineers C Hinsdale Hinsdale Maroon/White On Wisconsin Raiders C Hobson Hobson Orange/Black/White Stand Up and Cheer Tigers C Hot Springs Hot Springs Red/Black Savage Heat B Huntley Project Worden Red/White/Black Anchors Aweigh Red Devils C Hysham Hysham Black/Gold Notre Dame Victory Pirates B Jefferson Boulder Purple/Gold/White Illinois Loyalty Panthers B Joliet Joliet Green/White Up With Montana J-Hawks C Judith Gap Judith Gap Royal Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Tigers C Lambert Lambert Metallic Blue/Red/White The Victors Fusion B Lame Deer Lame Deer Turquoise/Black/Silver Minnesota Rouse Morning Star A Laurel Laurel Purple/White/Gold Go U Northwestern Locomotives C Lavina Lavina Purple/White On Wisconsin Pirates A Libby Libby Royal Blue/Gold Hail Team Loggers C Lima Lima Maroon/Gold Notre Dame Victory Bears C Lincoln Lincoln Green and Gold Notre Dame Fight Song Lynx B Lincoln County Eureka Orange/Black Illinois Loyalty Lions A Lockwood Billings Red/White Notre Dame Victory Lions B Lodge Grass Lodge Grass Orange/Black The Victory Indians C Lone Peak Big Sky Royal Blue/White Big Horns B Loyola Sacred Heart Missoula Red/White/Navy Blue On Wisconsin Rams/Breakers C Lustre Christian Frazer Blue/White Washington Lee Swing Lions MHSA Member Schools' Colors, Songs Mascots B Malta Malta Royal Blue/White Blue and White Mustangs/M-ettes B Manhattan Manhattan Orange/Black/White Washington & Lee Swing Tigers C Manhattan Christian Manhattan Maroon/Gold Notre Dame Victory Eagles C Medicine Lake Medicine Lake Red/White/Black Air Force Fight Song Redhawks C Melstone Melstone Blue/Gold Notre Dame Victory Broncs AA Missoula Big Sky Missoula Blue/Gold Big Sky Scream Eagles AA Missoula Hellgate Missoula Scarlet/Gold Hellgate Fight Song Knights AA Missoula Sentinel Missoula Purple/Gold The Cardinal Spartans C Moore Moore Columbia Blue/Gold Up With Montana Bulldogs C MSDB Great Falls Royal Blue/Gold Mustangs C Nashua Nashua Purple/Gold Alma Mater Porcupines C North Star Rudyard Royal Blue/Black/White Irish Backs Go Marching Knights C Northern Cheyenne Busby Navy Blue/Gold Notre Dame Victory Eagles C Noxon Noxon Red/White/Black Illinois Loyalty Red Devils C Opheim Opheim Orange/Black Notre Dame Victory Vikings A Park Livingston Purple/Gold Wave the Flag Rangers C Park City Park City Red/Black On Wisconsin Panthers B Plains Plains Orange/Black Band Boys Horsemen/Trotters C Plenty Coups Pryor Orange/Turquoise/White The Victors Warriors B Plentywood Plentywood Orange/Black Minnesota Rouser Wildcats C Plevna Plevna Purple/Gold Wave the Flag Cougars A Polson Polson Purple/Gold Wave the Flag Pirates B Poplar Poplar Maroon/Gold College Boy Indians B Powder River County Broadus Green/Gold/White Washington Lee Swing Hawks B Powell County Deer Lodge Blue/Gold/White Here's to Powell Co. HS Wardens C Power Power Purple/White Illinois Loyalty Pirates C Rapelje Rapelje Orange/Kelly Green Notre Dame Victory Renegades B Red Lodge Red Lodge Navy Blue/Vegas Gold Notre Dame Fight Song Rams C Reed Point Reed Point Royal Blue/White Washington Lee Swing Renegades C Richey Richey Blue/White/Red Hail to the Victors Fusion C Roberts Roberts Royal Blue/Vegas Gold The Victors Rockets B Rocky Boy Box Elder Maroon/Gold/White Notre Dame Victory Stars B Ronan Ronan Black/Orange On Wisconsin Chiefs/Maidens C Rosebud Rosebud Red/White On Wisconsin Wranglers B Roundup Roundup Maroon/White On Wisconsin Panthers C Roy Roy Orange/Black On Wisconsin Pirates C Ryegate Ryegate Blue/White Washington & Lee Swing Blue Demons C Saco Saco Orange/Black Minnesota Rouser Panthers B Saint Ignatius St Ignatius Royal Blue/White Stars & Stripes Forever Bulldogs C Saint Labre Catholic Ashland Purple/Gold Washington Lee Swing Braves/Lady Braves C Saint Regis St Regis Green/Gold St Regis School Song Tigers C Savage Savage Orange/Black Notre Dame Victory Warriors C Scobey Scobey Blue/Gold Washington Lee Swing Spartans C Seeley-Swan Seeley Lake Black/Gold Our Director Blackhawks B Shelby Shelby Maroon/Gold Notre Dame Victory Coyotes B Shepherd Shepherd Blue/Gold On Wisconsin Mustangs/Fillies C Sheridan Sheridan Purple/White On Wisconsin Panthers C Shields Valley Clyde Park Blue/Black/Silver Rebel Fight Song Rebels A Sidney Sidney Maroon/White On Wisconsin Eagles C Simms Simms Cardinal Red/Black Anchors Aweigh Tigers C Stanford Stanford Red/Black/White Notre Dame
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