Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

Christmas trees! Fourtn largest shipping point in United States. Largest cattle shipping point for size of town in nation. We the Senior Class of 1952 dedicate our annual to the Lower Flint Creek Valley and all it stands for as pictured here. Drummond High School's letter is the largest high school letter in the state. Captain John Mullen brought fame to the Valley when he jour- neyed through here in the early 1800's. It is with genuine pleasure that I take this opportunity to ex- tend my very best wishes to each of you whose deeds have been re- corded in the 1952 Drummonda. To those of you who will graduate may the years hold much happiness as you go forth to be of service to others. To you whc are returning may the crown of success re- ward you for diligent effort. I am proud of our Drummond faculty and student body. Your coopera- tive spirit and sincerity of purpose is a tribute to your parents and their fine community. To you, the members of the Drummonda Staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Wilson, whose untiring efforts have brought forth this fine, meri- torious year book, I extend my sincerest compliments and congratu- lations. This volume is a splendid tribute to your many sacrifices and cooperative planning throughout the school year. Sincerely, James M. Tindall-Super intendent J Transportation FRANK RAMBERG, ED NORTON Janitors SCHOOL BOARD A. Henderson, J. Clawson, M. Weaver, N. Morse MRS. WILSON Home Ec., H. S. MRS. PETERSEN 3rd Grade MR. HAUGGORDE 6th Grade MISS HAIGHT 2nd Grade MISS BRAY 5th Grade MR. FOSS Science, H. S. MR. TINDALL Mathematics, H. S. MR. WHALEN Commercial, H. S. MISS RYAN 4th Grade MISS LONG 1st Grade MISS HAWKINS English, H.S. MRS. PICHE 7th Grade MR. CROSSMAN 8th Grade (Not Pictured) MR. WHALEN Coach Commercial Senior Sponsor MISS HAWKINS English History Junior Sponsor MR. FOSS Science Shop Freshman Sponsor MRS. WILSON MRS. RAM BERG Home Economics Music Girls P.E. Sophomore Sponsor Senkns FREDDY HOLLAND ROBERT SHANKLIN LOIS WILSON--- ALLEN BRADSHAW ROBERT WHALEN - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ---------------------------- - - - Class President -----------------------------Class Representative ... ---------------------------------Class Secretary ..................................... Vice President ------------------------------- — - Class Advisor LUCRETIA TUBBS (Crish) ’She says what she thinks and says it promptly. H Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Rocky Ranger 2,3 Drummonda 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 GAA 2 Dramatics 2,3,4 Library 3 Drummetts 2,3,4 ALLEN BRADSHAW (Bradshaw) Size doesn't count, Napoleon was small too. Basketball 2,3,4 Rocky Ranger 4 Class Officer 2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Dramatics 1,2,3,4 Drummonda 4 LOIS WILSON (Loie) Tm looking for love, has he passed this way? Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Rocky Ranger 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Drummetts 2,3,4 Dramatics 2,3,4 GAA 2 Student Council 3 UAC 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 FRED HOLLAND (Freddie) If this is liberty, give me death. Class Officer 2,3,4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3,4 D Club 3,4 Rocky Ranger 4 Drummonda 4 Dramatics 3 Carnival Skit 2 GEORGIA FISCHER (Fish) Life is love and I believe in living. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Rocky Ranger 2, 3 Drummonda 4 FHA 1,2, 3,4 GAA 2,3,4 Library 2,3,4 Dramatics 2,3,4 Drummetts 2,3,4 CLIFFORD NELSON (Swede) The next day is never so good as the night before. Basketball 2, 3, 4 D Club 3,4 Rocky Ranger 2, 3 UAC 3 LARAE HATCH (Rae) I love work, it fascinates me. I could watch it all day. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Rocky Ranger 3 Drummond a 4 FHA 1,3,4 GAA 3 Dramatics 3,4 Drummetts 3,4 Student Council 1 DAVID JOHNSON (Dave) HI have been five minutes too late all my life. Basketball 2,3,4 D Club 2,3,4 Annual 4 Rocky Ranger 2 Dramatics 2,3,4 MARILYN PETERSEN (Pete) High School Days have their delights but they can not compare to High School Nights. M Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Rocky Ranger 2,3 Drummond a 4 ROBERT SHANKLIN (Bobbie) I was born small and have never gotten over it. Basketball 4 Dramatics 2, 3,4 Rocky Ranger 1, 2 Drummonda 3,4 D Club 4 Student Council 4 Class President 2 BARBARA PERIMAN (Barbie) Quiet but genial; she makes friends wher- ever she goes. Glee Club 1,2,3 Rocky Ranger 2, 3,4 FHA 1.2, 3, 4 Drummetts 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3,4 GAA 2 Drummonda 3,4 Class Officer 1,2,3 RONALD FURHMAN (Ront) Generally speaking, he’s generally speaking. Basketball 3,4 Dramatics 3, 4 D Club 3,4 DOLORES DALBERG (Swede) Some people want to live forever but I drive my own car. Glee Club 1.2,3.4 Rocky Ranger 3,4 Drummetts 2,3 Dramatics 3,4 GAA 2,3 Student Council 3,4 UAC 3.4 Drummonda 4 FHA 1,2,3.4 DENNIS WILLIAMS (Dent) Early to bed and early to rise, and you miss the best part of the day. Dramatics 1,2,3,4 PHYLLIS FAGAN (Phil) I may be small but I am all here. Glee Club 1.2, 3.4 Rocky Ranger 3 Drummonda 4 FHA 3,4 GAA 2.3 Dramatics 1,2 Cheerleader 3,4 KAY JAMES (Kay) Her tongue is quiet, but her smile means much. Glee Club 1,3 FHA 2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3, 4 Pep Club 1 Band 1 KAREN PARKER (Karean) No men in heaven? Then leave me here. Glee Club 1,2. 3, 4 Rocky Ranger 3, 4 FHA 1,2, 3,4 GAA 2 Dramatics 3,4 Drummetts 2, 3,4 CHARLES FRASER (Chink; At the bottom of mis- chief, but who'd think it. Drummonda 4 Dramatics 4 FRED WEAVER (Freddie) Periods should be ten minutes long; five to come and five to go. Dramatics 3 D Club 3,4 Drummonda 4 Rocky Ranger 4 Basketball 2, 3,4 (J ass Wi I We, the Seniors of the class of Drummond High School of the year of 1952 being sound of mind and physically in tact do hereby resolve to leave the following as our lastist will and testament. All other wills up to and after this one will be null and void. I, David Johnson,leave a lot of hot air to the boys in high school in hopes it will keep the building warm next year. I, Dolores Dalberg, leave as fast as I can. I, Phyllis Fagan,bequeath that Come Here look in my eyes to Linda Graham. I. Ronald Fuhrman, give my splendid voice to anyone who wants it. I, Ronald Fuhrman, give my splendid voice to anyone who wants it. I, Freddie Holland, leave my sixty laps around the Gym to Bob Barker in hopes he will keep in good shape. I also grant permission to all my friends to come and visit me when I’m a family man. I, Georgia Fischer, will leave nothing because I need what little I have now. I, Bobbie Shanklin, leave my ability to lose all the basketball equipment to next years manager. I, Barbara Perlman, leave my elk hunting ability to Joan Howell. I, Dennis Williams, will my mustache to all the little shavers. I, Fred Weaver, bequeath my desire to be a bachelor to Harold Clute. I, Allen Bradshaw, leave the information to all the faculty that I wasn’t the dunce they thought me to be. I, Lois Wilson, leave with romance on my mind. I, Karen Parker, will my vocabulary to whoever feels capable of accepting it. I, Kay James, leave my come-and-comb-my-hair look to Carol Ann Bradshaw. I, Marilyn Petersen, leave for once with permission. I, Lucretia Tubbs, leave late as usual. I, Charles Fraser, will my ability to burn the Drakes out on automobiles to Fritz Durfee. Class ftiskntj In the fall of '48, one would see a snap-shot of twenty-two green freshmen. In the front row of this snap-shot, he would see Miss Hawkins, sponsor; Jim Palin, presi- dent; Clifford Nelson, vice president; Barbara Periman, secretary-treasurer; and La- Rae Hatch, representative. The other faces are Bob Shanklin, David Johnson, Mari- lyn Petersen, Allen Bradshaw, Georgia Fischer, Fred Weaver, Glenn Hosbrook, Charles Fraser, Lois Wilson, Gay land Lewis, Lucretia Tubbs, Freddie Holland, Dolores Dalberg, Ronald Fuhrman, Karen Parker, Dennis Williams, Carolyn Jordan, and Bernard Jones. About half way through the years Carolyn and Bernard became discouraged and dropped from the picture. Bernards face can now be seen with a group of sailors. The rest of the pictures on this roll of film were taken of initiation and school par- ties that we participated in. As we put the second roll of film in our camera, the first snap-shot is one of a group of nineteen sophomores, who look as though a little more knowledge has been gained. Miss Hawkins is again sponsor and Bob Shanklin is president. LaRae leaves our picture to go to another but returns later. During the middle of the year, Gayland Lewis leaves this picture to join one at another school, but to take his place in our picture is Kay James. Another picture on this film is one of the six boys from our class who were on the main ten on the basketball team. They were Freddie Holland, Fred Weaver, Allen Bradshaw, Clifford Nelson, David Johnson, and Jim Palin. Our class was very proud and happy because so many of our boys made the main team and because they stayed right on top during the next two yean. A third roll of film is placed in our camera and the first snap-shot on this roll is of nineteen Juniors. They look a little wiser than last year. During the summer Jim Palin and Glenn Hosbrook left spaces in our snap-shot, but Phyllis Fagan's picture filled one of the empty spaces. In the front again is Miss Hawkins, sponsor, and Freddie Holland, president. The prettiest snap-shot on this roll of film is one of our Junior Prom decorated in pink and white to carry out the Apple Blossom theme. We took a colorful picture of the Junior-Senior Banquet with the cowboy theme carried throughout. As the fourth and last roll of film is placed in our camera, the shutter first snaps a picture of the nineteen in the graduating class with Mr. Whalen, sponsor, and Freddie Holland, president. There is a snap of a Senior Harvest Ball, and snaps of our Junior friends honoring us with a dance and a banquet. The last picture on the roll of film was taken in the spring of 1952 when we had acquired enough knowledge to receive our diplomas. {'' 'I pnefilecij TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DON'T READ THIS PAGE UNTIL YOU HAVE THE RIGHT ATTITUDE! 1 Picture No. 1 is Karen, our Valedictorian. She succeeded Miss Hawkins as English teacher. No. 2 is A1 Scoop Bradshaw, who is sportswriter for the Podunk Gazette. No. 3 is Chink who is an eccentric math professor at New Chicago College. In No. 4 Fred H. is still courting Lois. No. 5 is THE R. L. Shanklin, die post-hole manufacturing tycoon. No. 6 is Ron. He's hunting for a sweetheart. No. 7 is Georgia, who 6 having her peroxide blonde hair done up. No. 8 is me, Dave. Fred W. killed me when he saw what I wrote about him in this prophecy. No. 9 is Barbara. She turned into a rodeo performer because she was bored with life. No. 10 is Dennis, our salutatorian. He's trying to figure out what 2+2 equals. No. 11 is Phyllis, who fooled us all and is a professional bowler. No. 12 is Kay, who is trying to cook ice so that it can be eaten with a fork. No. 13 is Marilyn. She is daydreaming about all the boyfriends she used to have. No. 14 is Lucretia who just loves to gossip with all the other old bags. No. 15 is Dolores; she is figuring out how to snag a man. No. 16 is Swede and Fred W. out on a toot. Fred married LaRue (in No. 17), and together they bought a goat ranch and raised lots of little kids!! Ba-aa-aa! Heh. Heh, Heh! As a rule, these characters have done pretty well, but there are a few that didn't do so hot. � CLASS OFFICERS FRANCIS DURFEE.....................................................President JOAN HOWELL..................................................Representative JACK PETERSEN................................................Vice President CAROL BRADSHAW Secretary CAROL BRADSHAW ROBERT BARKER DOLORES BISSONETTE FRANCIS DURFEE KAREN AHLIN BILL CLAWSON JACK PETERSEN JOAN HOWELL % ART KOLBECK LAWRENCE DAIGLE HAROLD CLUTE ELLIOTT ENMAN PAT SMITH LINDA GRAHAM DOROTHY ADAMS Charles Carpp - Ervin Bushby - - JoAnn Meyers - Fred Hollibaugh - - President Vice President - - Secretary Representative Charles Carpp Frankie Morse Bob Periman Shirley Lucier Jimmy Fagan Alice Gardner Ervin Bushby Tim Hawe JoAnn Meyers Fred Parker Arlette Clawson Lois Robinson Don old Shanklin Jack Hatch Dorothy Clawson Gary Maughan Marilyn Goble Lee Troxel Larry Troxel Jack Wigen Fred Hollibaugh Larence Sturm Ronold Magnussen CLASS OFFICERS Betty Clawson - - ------ Velyma James - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Charles Durfee------------------— Y vonne La Ford------------------ Lawrence Fickler --------------- - - Secretary Vice President Representative - - - Treasurer - - - President Tommy Maughan Velyma James Lawrence Fickler Bob Clawson Nancy Wigen Betty Fraser Kenny Hotchkiss Charles Durfee Yvonne LaFord Helen Adams Betty Clawson Billy Fraser Larry Allen Larry Bradshaw Edward Periman Bob McMahan Carl Hatch RONALD FURHMAN GRADUATING SENIORS OF 1952 ON THE TEAM FRED WEAVER DAVID JOHNSON CLIFFORD NELSON FRED WEAVER - Captain ROBERT WHALEN - Coach Back row: Bob Shanklin, Dave Johnson, Ronald Fuhrman, Freddie Holland, Lawrence Fickler, Bob Barker, Bob Whalen. Front row: Tom Maughan, Cliff Nelson, Fred Weaver, Captain; Allen Bradshaw, Harold Clute. Ed Periman is missing. Back row: Hatch, Carpp, Durfee, Bradshaw, McMahan, Whalen. Front row: Maughan, Shanklin, Clawson, Hawe, Peterson, Enmen, Drummond B Team. Back row: C. Fraser, Hollibaugh, Parker, Larry Troxel, Lee Troxel, Magnussen. Front row: B. Fraser, Clawson, Kolbeck, Maughan, Allen Swede Albertson,. Drummond 'C Team. FRED WEAVER FRED HOLLAND CLIFFORD NELSON DAVE JOHNSON Guard Guard Forward Guard ALLEN BRADSHAW Forward BOB BARKER LAWRENCE FICKLER RONALD FURHMAN Guard Center Center HAROLD CLUTE Forward BOB SHANKLIN Manager BOB WHALEN Coach ED PERIMAN Forward Won 20 1951-52 A SUCCESSFUL SEASON Lost 6 The season as a whole was very successful for the team that has played together for so many years. For as long as we can remember the seniors on the squad have been point- ing towards this last big year. There was good attendance at all the games throughout the year. Coach Whalen put the squad through rigid training in all the practice sessions. It was this hard work that made the team. Won From Won From Ronan 60-53 P-burg 59-49 P-burg 47-25 Victor 60-40 Victor 73-49 Corvallis 52-40 Stevensville 66-40 Florence 53-33 Corvallis 58-41 Anaconda B 59-37 Ronan 59-53 Stevensville 49-45 •Twin Bridges 67-58 Hamilton 61-52 Anaconda BM 64-39 Florence 71-39 Arlee 62-33 Arlee 67-61 Lost To Mission 48-42 Darby 53-44 •Dillon 64-51 Frenchtown 69-64 Hamilton 46-42 Tournament Scores Drummond 62 Stevensville 41 Drummond 56 Corvallis 63 Trophies representing achievements in various activities of D. H. S. F. Morse, D. Bissonette, D. Adams, K. Ahlin, R. Wilson, K. James, M. Peteren, K. Parker, J. Howell, D. Clawson, N. Wiggen, B. Clawson. B. Peirman, L. Wilson. L. Tubbs, A. Gard- ner, Y. LaFord, C. Bradshaw, L. Robinson, M. Goble, V. James, G. Fischer, P. Fagan, S. Lucier, B. Fraser, J. Meyers. L. Graham, H. Adams, P. Smith, Missing, D. Dalberg. (j ee [tul L. Tubbs, L. Graham. A. Gardner. J. Meyers, D. Adams, M. Goble, P. Fagan, S. Lucier, L. Wilson, F. Morse, N. Wiggen, G. Fischer, M. Petersen, J. Howell, D. Clawson, P. Smith, V. James. K. Parker, K. Ahlin, G. Ramberg. Missing: D. Dalberg. cffnnua! Staff L. Tubbs, L. Hatch, G. Hischer, M. Petersen, P. Fagan, F. Holland, F. Weaver, C. Fraser, g. Perlman D. Dalberg, R. Shanklin, Mrs. Wilson, F. Durfee, J. Peter- sen, A. Bradshaw, D. Johnson. Pajieii 3taH C. Fraser. R. Barker, F. Weaver, Mr. Whalen. Advisor; F. Holland. T. Hawe. J. Hatch, F. Parker, A. Bradshaw, B. Perirttan, K. Parker, L. Wilson, F. Morse. Siudeni found! C. Nelson, R. Fuhrman, F. Holland, F. Weaver, A. Bradshaw, B. Barker, Coach Whalen, D. Johnson, H. Clute. Frankie Morse, Lois Wilson, Phyllis Fagan. STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT DENNIS WILLIAMS Salutatorian KAREN PARKER Valedictorian BOB SHANKLIN Boys' State Representative KAREN PARKER Girls' State Representative GLEE CLUB The Girls Glee Club spent a very eventful year. In addition to all their regular per- formances at Graduation, etc., they presented an operetta and sang at a United Nations Day program. FHA As in other years this girls’ club has a 100 membership. Delegates went to the district meeting at Deer Lodge with the advisor, Mrs. Wilson, and Chapter Mother, Mrs. Fischer, where several members had parts in the program. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club under die sponsorship of Mr. Foss has completed their second success- ful year at DHS with all members continuing their interest in the various phases of science. One outstanding event of their year was a picnic and a party they held for their members. PEP SQUAD This year’s Pep Squad was very large with nearly all the high school boys and girls turning out to support their team. The cheerleaders were Lois Wilson, Phyllis Fagan, and Frankie Morse. ROCKY RANGER The DHS paper is still in full swing with Mr. Whalen as sponsor and is looking forward to many more successful years, as successful as the past years have been. DRUMMONDA The 1951-52 annual was compiled by the members of the annual class principally composed of Seniors with die exception of two selected Juniors. Editor--------------------- Assistant Editor------------ Business Manager------------ Assistant Business Manager Sponsor---------------------- BARBARA PE RIM AN - JACK PETERSEN - - BOB SHANKLIN - FRANCES DURFEE - - MRS. WILSON (in SadplF) (BAA) PHYLLI VENN'S WIDE DOLORES, GEORGIA -+ FREDDIE MARILYN 'SlOUR 7 sponser I AGE 6 A 7 To all the advertisers in the following section we give our hearty thanks and appreciation for their cooperation. Congratul at io us SENIORS Drummond, Montana i c++EvRourr garage Factory Authorized Chevrolet Mechanics Ray Fischer, Owner Phone 2 341 Drummond • Compliments of (ykea. e'Jlt Dick k Mary Hickox, Mgrs. Drummond, Montana Gbfe Smith k Weber The Home of Everything for Men and Boys Guaranteed Steaks and Deer Lodge, Montana Hamburgers Deer Lodge • Missoula Helena Compliments of FLI NT CREEK Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Philipsburg, Montana Compliments of B.i J.twthy “The Home of Fine Jewelry” Missoula, Montana Congratulations To The Youth of Drummond F rom 12 0 KGVO CBS Now completing 20 Years Of Service to Western Montana The Store for Men and Women Who Buy for Men'1 'X AO 3 N. Higgins Missoula, Montana Compliments Of Pataca NOTE L Missoula, Montana Congratulations ! To The Students Of DRUMMOND HIGH SCHOOL N A R D WAR E WINNINGHOFF Qtt Z U CLEANERS “Ford's Out Front” Ford Tractors Implements Union Oil Co. Agents Telephone 79 Philipsburg Service Twice a Week Mon. and Thurs. 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Oma and Jody Stokes Phone 2191 Drummond, Montana • CAFE MOTORS Frigidaire Appliances “Just good food Motor Tune Up - Lubrication Tom and Mary Moore Union 76 Dealer Drummond, Montana Drummond, Montana Best of Luck To Drummond High School CHEVROLET Sales and Service Buick Chevrolet Auto Parts Accessories Complete Shop Guy Rogers Philips burg, Montana SHE AFFER’S STATESMAN ENSEMBLE For Best In School and Office Supplies SUPPLY CO. Missoula Compliments of MOTORS HELENA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Helena Drummond, Montana RATULATIONS ! CLASS OF 52 Pawed One. Ford Cars Trucks Mercury Cars 4 Ford Tractors and Implements Phone 72 Deer Lodge, Montana For GO WESTERN AT Chapped Hands DjT Hba a 1 Chapped Face Chapped Legs weuehneh Instant Relief With Missoula CAL JOHNSON’S The Place To Go For the Brands You Know DERM ASEPTIC Western Clothing LOTION For MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN GROCERY and MEATS Congratulations Class of '52 Drummond, Montana Props. 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