Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1949 volume:

DEDICATION Ve, the graduating class of 19 9� dedicate this volune of the Drusmonda to John 1. Meyers who, for the past fourteen years� has served our school faithfully and efficiently as custodian. Mr. Meyers has been our confidant and our friend� and we are happy for this opportunity to express our appreciation for all that he has done for the school, the student body, and the faculty. % icJE (Jerald. Sullivan: History, Social Science, Music, Latin 1 Sophomore Sponsor Charles Lane: Science, Mathematics, Bookeeping Senior and Annual Sponsor Chester H. Leach: Principal Superintendent Athletic Coach, Typing I Genevieve English I, Dramatics, Sponsor. Hawkins : II, III, IV, Freshman (Right) Louise Warnke: Guidance, World Geography, Home Economics, Junior Sponsor HONORS Montana'p Tirrt Sir la State vu bald At the Hooky Mona to In Oollege 1b Billingsv MontABA during the week of June elerenth to eighteenth, 1946. On hundred And fifty girl were present, And they carried on a dap licete of All the rarloue ferae of gorernaent in The flrle deolered the project an exceedingly worthwhile one. Three hundred bays from fifty-six counties Attended the eeoond annuel Montane Boys State in Dillon, Montana, in August, 1946 Among the interesting things enjoyed by the boys, was a trip to Butte where they saw the Bines in operation; later they had a banquet in the Silrer Bow Ballroom. The boys also took a trip to Bannaok where they rlewed the renalne of the old olty. Boy's State was a rery worthwhile and Interesting projeot. The boyb learned a great deal shout the gorernnent of Montana and also of the duties of our state officials. The following Drtunmond High School boys took part in the basketball gases at hone and went on trips to the Bitterroot John Wearer leastt Wearer Willis Manley Keith Bradshaw Kenneth Beynolds Gerry McGuire Philip Ho Howell Harold Bray George Hollibaugh Victor Gardner Paul Bitsonette Grover Palin DHUMMDIVDA valedictorian salutatorian I I P t Boseribeck Kenneth Beynolds ?i£T ngiPinp� 07 IHB WW3 jjjbci JOfflraoi pit BosxHBier Olee Club 1.2.3. c ss _ Alee Club 1.2.3 Airis Club 1.2.3, Airis Club 1.2.3. Rocky Raster 3 Rocky Ranker 2.3 Library Annual Staff 4 Airis Athletics 4 Library 4 Dramatics 2.3, Airis Club Tice President 4 Annual Dramatics 2 LOIS EOIBEOK PAL MeGRXOQR Also Club 1.2.3. Alee Club 1.2,3. Airis Club 1.2.3. Airis Club 1.2,3s President Airis Club 2 Rocky Ranger 1.2,3 Class Officer 1.2.3. Library- 4 Student Body Secretary 4 Air Is Athletics 4 Library 4 Class Tios President 3 Dramatic 2 Class Secretary 2 Airis State 3 Dramatics 2,3,4 Annual 4 Annual Staff 4 BETTT LQEZHSK35 EESH1TH RIT50LDS Alee Clcfb 1.2.3. Basketball 1, ,2,3,4 Airis Club 1.2 3, Rocky Ranger 1 Airis Club Secretary 4 Class President 1,3 Class Secretary 4 Class Representire 2 Airis Athletios 4 Boys State 3 Anmml 4 Annual Staff 4 SUBI 8TIE02R IMKETI WEA.7ER Alee Club 1.2,3 Basketball 3.4 Airis Club 1.2.3. Rocky Ranger 3 Airis Club Tics President 3 Annual Staff 4 Airle Club President 4 Dramatic 2.3 Class Secretary 3 %. Dramatics 2,3, EHSHITETH QRATBIAL jomr mm Dramatic 2.3, Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1.2.3, Class President 2,4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Captain CLIFFORD WILSOH 4 PAUL BISS05BTTZ Dramatic 3 • Annual Staff 4 Dramatic 1.2,3, Class Tice President 4 Annual Staff 4 Rocky Ranger 3 i' ' •� _U. .sjft DMMMONDA CLASS PROPHECY One afternoon in the year of 30 9 on the planet of Mare, I was glancing through past centuries In the tine machine. 1 was startled to see a face much like my ovn appear before me. Stopping the machine, I ran to the library to see if 1 could find this face in the album of ay forefathers. I discovered it was a graduation picture taken in the year 19 9, when people were still living on the lost planet, Earth. ■ Returning to the machine, I widened the scope to view the entire class of 19 9 in their graduation exercises. After the ceremony was over and the Seniors had gone, 1 became curious as to what befell these graduates; so I turned the machine ahead fifteen years. And this ie what I saw: Betty Lorenson, the shyest girl in this class, is now conducting her last campaign speech before the people go to the polls. Her chances of becoming the first lady President of the United States are very good according to the Gallop Polls. Another graduate is well on his way to becoming the biggest railroad tycoon in American History. He already has acquired much fame and fortune, although Mr. K.G. Reynolds is only thirty-four years old. The former Miss Janece Johnson is in Paris with her latest interest, Europe a most popular bachelor. She has been married four times, has six children, and is still prospecting. Emmett Weaver decided he had had enough farming, and seeking adventure turned to the sea. He has been around the world several times in his yacht and has discovered small islands which he named •Weaver s Paradise. The modern Elorence Nightingale, Miss Lois Kolbeck, is doing research work in the famous World Laboratory in Switzerland. She has given up vealth and family life for her career. A.s the time machine finds our next graduate, I ass a large Dude Ranch owned by a good looking hombrs who, because of his alluring mustache and vast wealth, is much pursued by women of all ages. Kenny Graybeal ie still wearing a ten-gallon hat and high-heeled boots. Roby Stinger married young. She moved to Hollywood where her geniUB was soon discovered by Walt Disney. After Mr. Disney’s death, Ruby became the world's greatest cartoonist. The newest invention on the market is the Automatic Dresser which does everything from tie your tie to shine Madame s shoes. Paul Blesonette has also invented things such as:, neck washers, watch-winders, fingernail cleaners and polishers, automatic baby burp era, etc. Pat Rosehbeck, alias Pat Powers, started her career as a model. Her stvles are now accepted as top fashions the world over. She also owns large fashion shops in every country. The time machine now takes us to the largest sheep ranch in the western hemisphere. Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver (the former Miss Irene Oxford is Mrs. Weaver) are very happy with their four children and 800,000 sheep. The only woman baseball player in this profession is retiring after this season, which has been the tenth consecutive year with the Yankees. Pal McGregor is going to be married soon in an elaborate ceremony in the Yankee Stadium at Hew York. The leading comic star of Broadway and Hollywood is appearing in the metropolis of the vest, Drummond, Montana. This is the home town of the star. Cliff de Wolfe. The Jolly Senior of 19 +9. Cliff Wilson, is now a true Hollywood casanova. My curiosity ‘being satisfied, I stopped the time machine. I thought to myself how very fortunate I am to be living in the Pill Age on Mars instead of having lived on the barbarous planet, Earth. J W Ji_ML DRUMMONM CLASS HISTORY The wagon train started rolling In the fall of with twenty-one prospectore aboard. The miners names were! Janece Johnson, Betty Lorensen, Pal McGregor, Pat Eosehbeck, Euby Stinger, Hachel Pields, Beverly Shuck, Clifford Tubbs, Chester Ahlin, Lowell Bradshaw, Paul Bissonette, Kenny Graybeal, Wight Jensen, Kenny Reynolds, Sam Weaver, John Weaver, Clifford Wilson, Maxine Bearers, Beverly Hutchings, Tiriglnia Jordon, and Lois Kolbeck. The wagon boss was Kenny Reynolds with Ruby Stinger as assistant boss. Clifford Tubbs was the scout, Lois Kolbeck the recorder of all the events that would take place for the coming year, and Mrs. Allen our helpful guide. Two weeks after we started our Journey, we encountered an- other more experienced wagon train. Por two days and a night we were initiated so as to become members of this train. We had to dress in weird costumes and do many unusual stunts. After this- initiation took place, we continued on our way to a richer life. Six weeks later Virginia Jordon became discourged and started off on a new trail. In this year we also lost two other members, Maxine Beavers, and Ruby Stinger, who was to return the next fall. The next year we were still on the trail with sixteen members aboard. In this year a new wagon train Joined cur caravan. This time it was our turn to do the Initiating. Shortly afterwards Lowell Bradshaw left our party to Join the United States Army. In the fall of we were a little over half through our Journey. During the summer we lost Beverly Shuok and gained Gene Haef. Under the able assistance of Miss Hawkins two Important events occured during this term----that of a formal dance (Junior Prom) held May and that of a Mother Goose Themebanquet (Junior, Senior Banquet) held in honor of those prospectors who were destined to strike it rich before we. About one month before our third year ended, Clifford Tubbs stopped along the way. We were now on the last part of our Journey with thirteen members left under the supervision of Mr. I ne. During the summer we lost Chester Ahlin and Gene Naef, but gained Prances Cooper. Kenny Graybeal was once again our wagon boss with Paul Bissonette. as his assistant. Betty Lorensen was our recorder. Thanksgiving Eve, we sponsored a dance (Senior Ball) for the enjoyment of all. With only a few mileB left, we lost Prances Cole Cooper, who took up house keeping instead of continuing on the Journey. This year we were the honored guests at a formal banquet held May fifth and at a formal dance, which carried out our forty-niner theme, held on April 3°� We reached the end of our Journey by striking it rich in knowledge, when on the nineteenth of May, we received diploma for our efforts. We, the Senior Class of 1949, of the City of Drummond, County of Granite, and State of Montana, being of sound mind and of sound body do make public and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annullng any and all Mill or Mills made by us here- tofore. Kenneth Graybeal bequeaths his big feet to Philip Hollowell so that he might dump up and down the halls. Clifford Wilson gives his dramatic ability to Jack Hanson and his ability to play basketball to Gerry McGuire. Sam Weaver leaves his hair cuts and freckles to Victor Gardner. Kenneth Reynolds bequeaths his giant stature and ability to grow a beard to GrcVer Palin. Lois Kolbeck leaves her ability to get good grades to Harriet Praser. Pal McGregor leaves her dignity to Mary Horris and her ability to keep the school bus waiting to Julia Hollowell. John Weaver leaves hit ability to keep out of plays to Keith Bradshaw and his low grades in English to Wilma Xnman. Paul Bissonette leaves hit skiing ability to Harold Bray. Janece Johnson bequeaths her ability to get along with Mrs. Warnke to Dorothay Hickox. Ruby Stinger wills her ability to come to school every day to Oamor Gardner. Kenneth Graybeal and Paul Bissonette leave their early morning coffee to Keith Bradshaw and Willie Manley. Pat Rosenbeck bequeaths her wavy black hair to Aurla Bollee. The Senior Class of '49 leaves a English Grade book with new and better grades to Miss Hawkins. CLASS WILL DRUMMOfVM JUNIOR-SEEIOR BAHQUXT The Junior-Senior Banquet was given May 5th. There were. very oolorful and gaily decorated tablet with the B49B theme oerrled throughout. Tor the fir� t time, it wae made a formal affair. All the girle came in beautiful gayly colored formale and the boye in suite. Speeches were given in welcome and appreciation. THE JUNIOR PEOM GIRL'S ATHLETICS The Girl's 'Athletice was newly formed this year after an absence of this activity for several years. Hr. Grossman, the eighth grade teacher, was the instructor. They played basketball among themselves and various other games. The seventh and eighth grade girls also took part with the highschool girls. CARNIVAL The carnival wae held with success October 22nd. Something new was tried and each of the olaeeee were responsible for their own booths. The expenses and profits were taken care of by each of the individual classes. There were two ekits and a ehort musical program before the opening of the booths. TEX EEUMMONEA The Seniore sponsored the 194-8-49 annual. Julia Hollowell and Harold Bray, who were Juniors, were «elected also eo they could carry on next year with the 49-50 annual. Loie Kolbeck—----------—Editor Janece Johnson——Activities Editor Julia Hollowell—--------Assistant Editor John Weaver---—Athletics Manager Betty Loreneen----------Art Editor Pal McGregor------Typing Editor Kenneth Heynolde-------Bueinees Manager Mr. Lane----------Sponsor A Staff W«, the staff, all hope that you will enjoy this annual as much as we have enjoyed sponsoring and editing lt« DRUMMONM President flea President Secretary and Sponsor V.Manley V.Unman Treasure Mrs. Warnke A.Bolles K.Bradshaw H.Bray M.Buchanan B� Praser 0.Gardner ▼.Gardner J.Hansen B.Hickox J.Hollovell P.Hollowell 0.McGuire M.Borrls G.Palin D.McCall D.Bradshaw P.Mulkey Mr .Sul 11 ran President Vice President Secretary and Sponsor Treasurer J.Bucaanan B.Duwe B.Ahlin A.Bowles L.Clawson J.Grossman a.Hollihaugh L. Jones C.Kingery J.Lawless M McGuire V President Tice President Secretary and Sponsor J«Palin S.Helson Treasurer Mies Hawkins B.Perriman B.Shanklin D. Johnson M.Peterson L. Hatch A Bradshaw G.Pisher P.Holland G.Hosbrook C.Praser L.Wilson 0.Lewis L. Tubbs P.Weaver D Dalberg E. Pur ham K.Parker D. Williams won PROM LOST TO Slip er lor 41—23 Superior 46—12 Victor 55-22 Bar “by 49—36 Victor 48—27 Missoula 28—21 •Victor 42—28 IUDIVimL POINTS B. Weaver 24? K. Bradshaw 247 W. Manley 82 0. McGuire 82 K. Reynolds 51 G. Palin 30 J. Weaver 26 P. Hollowell 3 H. Bray 2 All) er ton 25—35 Grani te 19—29 Corvallis 28—30 Powell 23—50 Alberton 30—37 Stevenville 28—47 Florence 35—37 Hamilton 32—57 Darby 32—34 Granite 18—33 Corvallis 25—36 Stevenville 34-52 Granite 31—45 Powell 37—46 ♦Stevensville 23—54 ♦Darby 39—43 ♦ Tournament Game 8 KMNETH REYTTO T iDR I TRACK TEAM GIRL'S CLUB r CHEER LEADERS GIRL'S DRILL all-school piat GLEE CLUB LIBHAKY STAT? SNAPS W� 4Mfr 4� 5 5� 4 ♦ • J ❖ 5 4 4� 4� WITH BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF DRUMMOND HIGH SCHOOL DEER LODGE BANK and 1RU3T COMPANY Deer Lodge, Mont. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' Phone 2631 Cliff Beck Pontiac Joseph C. Beck, Prop. PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE Auto Supplies - Electrical Appliances Wrecker Service Drummond Bus Depot “We Serve Those Who Travel” JODY STOKES, Prop. Drummond, Mont. Phone 2191 Drummond, Mont. Drummond Drug Co. !: PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS STATIONERY - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Drummond, Mont. Rocky Mountain Tavern and Jewel Arcade Where You Are A Stranger Only Once Wanted Lots of Business in 1949 Lets Have Yours Phone 2221 Clark Smith Drummond, Mont. :?4H|M|HH 4.4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4� 4� 4� � 4i4 4 4M� 4� 4 4 4 4� 4H8MiM|.4i� � 4HiH|Mfr4.� 4i 4.4i fr4 � 4,4 4.«� 4t4,4 DOBBINS CHEVROLET CHEVROLET Sales and Service BUICK W. Marvin Dobbins Phillipsburg, Mont. Fischer's Lumber Yard F. M. FISHER R. E. FISHER High Grade Lumber and Builders Supplies Hall, Mont. Congratulations Seniors Wardrobe Cleaners Deer Lodge, Mont. Compliments of F. M. Durfee Gar-Felt Mercantile Quality Groceries and Merchandise Hall, Mont. Winninghoff Motors FORD’S OUT FRONT FORD TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS Union Co. Agents Telephone 79 Phillipsburg Mont. Drummond Lumber Company Building Materials - Fuel and Paint Builders’ Hardware Drummond, Mont. Bowles Tavern Friendly Atmosphere Hall, Mont. ! Mable’s Beauty Shop Latest Fashions in Hair “Do’s” Make a Date Any Time - Drummond, Mont. Il • ♦ � • • • i : KELLEY CARPP HARDWARE 1 • � • • ; Paints, Hardware, Sporting Goods, Vacuum Sweepers, Tires, Radios • • • I Linoleums, Washing Machines, Coleman, Hotpoint, Zenith Appliances ♦ • • • • ► ► Drummond, Mont. ► ► � • • • • • • • • ► : WASS MERCANTILE � • RED and WHITE PRODUCTS • • ► I FRIENDLY CLERKS • LOW PRICES - • � • Frank Corth, Mgr. • Phone 2121 ' ► - • ► - ■ • J Drummond, Mont. • • I • - . • • • c E - � HUGHES MOTORS • CANYON BAR � • Frigidaire Appliances ; ART ENGDAHL • . ► ► Motor Tune Up - Lubrication Service • • ! Drummond, Mont. « « . • ♦ • • Phone 4241 i • • ► • Meet Your Friends At ' ; Meet Your Friends at the • ' ♦ ► � THE MONTANA BAR • • : MINT BAR . 4 4 «.♦ RAY and TRESSE HARTMAN MAX’S SERVICE ♦j Wholesale and Retail •J ‘I Drummond, Mont. Gas - Oil and Greases •s Drummond, Mont. Phone 2851 ! Fickler’s Motors STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of Distributors of Dodge and Plymouth Case Machinery PALACE HOTEL I Phone 2251 Drummond, Mont. For An Evening of Relaxation Be Sure To Stop At TURF CAFE SWEDE’S PLACE Where Friendly Service Greets You ; Swede Nelson, Prop. ; Drummond, Mont. EDNA and TED LAFORD Flint Creek Valley Bank Briggman Brothers CONOCO SERVICE Wholesale - Retail Phone 2071 Drummond. Mont. Phillipsburg, Mont. Applegate’s Furniture Hardware I J. D. KENNEDY, Pres. Herman Applegate, Prop. Phone 2761 Drummond, Mont. ' L. M. Wanderer Good Wishes To The Students and 1 Faculty of Drummond High School Compliment of TURF BAR Monk Girard, Prop. Drummond, Mont. MILLER S DRY GOODS DRY GOODS Phone 2101 CLOTHING SHOES NOTIONS Drummond, Mont. Visit Your Friendly H. EARL CLACK Station for Hi-Power Gasoline and Heccoline Oil RAY ROGERS, Prop. Drummond, Mont. Buy Your Insurance From Clark Smith in ’49 Montana Motel Phone 4112 Drummond, Mont. Stirn’s Cafe GOOD EATS Your Home Away From Home CLEM ST1RN, Prop. Phone 2703 Drummond, Mont. Farmers Union Oil Company CO-OP DEALER Gas and Oil Tires Bolts - Horseshoes Paint ‘A Complete Line of Ware” Hall, Mont.