Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)
- Class of 1954
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Published By Mrs. Wilson-Adviser Bob Periman-Editor-in-chief Frankie Morse-Business Mgr. Shirley Lucier-Ad. Editor Bill Herter-Photo. Editor Don Shanklin-Sport Editor Jack Hatch-Assist. Sport Editor Arlette Clawson-Activities Editor Carl Hatch-Assist. Editor Betty Fraser-Assist. Business Mgr. Charles Durfee-Assist Photo. Editor Lois Robinson-Typist Ervin Bushby- Leland Mentzer Jim Fagan Fred Parker Drummond High School Drummond. Mantana 'DecUcatum It is with great pleasure and sincere gratitude that we the Annual Class of 1954 dedicate this edition of the Drummonda to our cham- pionship basketball team and Coach Munson. 2 GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1954! This volume, so carefully planned and lovingly cherished, reflects a stage in your development into young womanhood and manhood 'X'hich it has been the privilege of the members of the faculty of Drummond High School to encour- age and foster. Your parents and we, the faculty, are justifiably proud of your a- chievements thus far. We bid you God speed in all your endeavors in the world of oppor- tunities now opening before you. Cordially yours, Harold M. Stauffer Sc ooC o sicL 3 MR. MUNSON Coach Commercial Sophomore Sponsor MRS. WILSON Home Economics Girls P.E. Senior Sponsor MR. WRIGHTSON Economics Guidance Freshman Sponsor SHIRLEY A. LUCIER (Joe) Small but determined Transferred from Anaconda her Sophomore year. . .Senior Class Presi- dent. . .Girl's State Representative 3. . .F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. . .Drama 4. . . Chorus 2,3,4. . .Annual 4 FRED M. PARKER (Fred) Slow as molasses in January Senior Class Vice President. . .Student Council Vice President. . .Bas- ketball 3,4. . .Baseball 3,4. . .D-Club 3,4. . .Drama 1,2,3,4. . .Rocky Ranger 2. . .Chorus 3,4. . .Annual 4 Shirley A. Lucier LOIS M. ROBINSON (Loie) Size is no indication of value Senior Class Secretary. . .F.H.A. 1,4. . .Class Treasurer 1. . .Class Secretary 3,4. . .Annual 4. . .Chorus 1,4. . .Drill Team 1. . .G.A.A 3 ROBERT A. PERIMAN (Bob) Crazy as they come Student Council Representative. . .Boy’s State 3. . .Annual 3,4. . . Rocky Ranger 3. . .Drama 4 DONALD R. SHANKLIN (Don) Live and learn Senior Class Treasurer.. .Student Council President. . .Boy's State 3. . . Basketball Manager 3. . .Baseball 3,4. . .D-Club 3,4. . .Drama 1,2,3,4 .. .Class Treasurer 3,4. . .Chorus 3,4. . .Annual 4. . .Science Club 1,2 Fred M. Parker Lois M. Robinson Robert A. Periman Donald R. Shanklin 7 Gary J. Maughan Ervin W. Bushby GARY J. MAUGHAN (Gary) A man with a horn” Annual 4. . .Band 4 ERVIN W. BUSHBY (Berv) ’’Always buzzing around” A transit from Boise, Idaho. . .Vice President 2. . .Annual 4 JOHN A. HATCH (Jack) If I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near Basketball 3,4. . .Baseball 2,3,4. . .”D” Club 2,3,4. . .Drama 1,2,3,4 . . .ClassPresident3. . .Chorus4. . .Annual 4. . .Student Council 4. . . Rocky Ranger 2 ARLETTE L. CLAWSON (Arlette) The only Senior girl with blushing freckles Drama4. . .Drill Team 1,2. . .Science Club 1,2. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4. . . Annual 4. . .Rocky Ranger 1,2. . .G.A.A. 3. . .Band 4. . .F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4 FRANKIE I. MORSE (Toots) Separates the men from the boys F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. . .Drama 1,2,3,4. . .Drill Team 1.2. . .Secretary 1. . . Vice President 3. . .Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4. . .Annual 3.4. . .Rocky Ranger 2. . .G.A.A. 2,3 John A. Hatch Arlette L. Clawson Frankie I. Morse 8 JAMES E. FAGAN (Jim) He is quiet in class-everybody knows why. Vice-President, 1. . .Science Club, 1,2. . .Annual, 4. WILLIAM J. HERTER (Red) ’’Girls don't bother me, I bother them. Basketball 4. . .Baseball 4. . ,”D Club 4. . .Chorus 4. . .Sergeant at Arms 4. . .Dramatics 4. _. .transferred from Pryor, Oklahoma 4. LORENCE G. STURM (Buttons) The next day is never as gay as the night before. Dramatics 1,2,3,4. . .Science Club 2. . .Rocky Ranger 2,3. . .Class Representative 1. . .Band 4. LELAND F, MENTZER (Lee) The little boy who wasn’t there. Rocky Ranger 3. . .Vocal 3,4. . .Band 4. . .Dramatics 4. . .transferred from Arlee, Montana 3. RONALD M. MAGNUSSEN (Maggie) Only Senior of D.H.S. who is an active member of the Granite County High Pep Club. Science Club 1,2. . .Chorus 3. . .Band 4. James E. Fagan William J. Herter Ronald M. Magnussen Leland F. Mentzer Lore nee G. Sturm 9 Shirley Lucier Salutatorian Robert Penman Valedictorian Robert Periman -- Donald Shanklin Bovs' State Representatives Shirley Lucier Girls’ State Representatives 10 Donald Shanklin BEST PERSONALITY Jack Hatch BEST DANCER Lore nee Sturm BEST MANNERS Fred Parker Ervin Bushby MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Arlette Clawson BEST DRESSED Lois Robinson CLASS FLIRT Bill Herter BEST BUILD Frankie Morse MOST MUSICAL Leland Mentzer HARDEST WORKER Shirley Lucier MOST TALENTED Ronald Magnussen BIGGEST WOMAN CHASER Bob Periman CLASS WIT Gary Maughan CLASS LOAFER Jim Fagan MOST AMBITIOUS 54 'P'lafeAeccf One day I decided to go back to my old home town of Drummond to see my old school chums. I was very surprised to see that the following had happened to them: Jim Fagan had captured a FLYING SAUCER and went for a ride and hasn't been heard from since. Ervin Bushby was now the biggest bee-herder in the Northwest. New fad--uses a helicopter to keep track of them. Bob Periman, after thinking of an ingenious way to be- come rich, is now spending some time with his old pen pals in Deer Lodge. Leland Mentzer had gone to Hollywood. He received a contract from M. G. to sing in their new musical, YODEL ME BLUE. Jack Hatch had gone to night school for ten years to become Superintendent of D. H. S. Lucky for Ron Magnus sen he joined the National Guard when he did. He is now a General in the U. S. Army. Don Shanklin got ambitious and became president for a top Los Angeles modeling agency. (Guess who he wants to model for him?) Fred, Slow As Molasses In January, Parker never did catch up. He is still back in 1953. (Somebody invent a time machine--Bob ? ? ?) Shirley Lucier was finally convinced by a former fellow student, of the great possibilities of gold digging in Alaska-- went. Frankie Morse liked Miss Hawkins' profession so much that she is now an English teacher at Kukamongo Tech. Arlette Clawson decided to join the Waves. Lucky break for her, she is now the athletics in- structor. Poor ole Lois Robinson, just got completely bored with the world and got lost. (Anybody seen her ? Report whereabouts to D. H. S.) Space Ace Lorence Sturm now leads expeditions to the moon with his pretty little wife, Alice. Gary Maughan is now head announcer for station D. H. S. Bill Herter is now great singer for a prominent opera house. 12 Charles Carpp, President Jimmy Fagan, Vice-President Frankie Morse. Secretary Lois Robinson, Treasurer Lorence Sturm, Representative Arlette Clawson Dorothy Clawson Robert Cobban Marilyn Goble Jack Hatch Tim Ha we Ronald Magnussen Gary Maughan Fred Parker Robert Periman Donald Shanklin Rose Tubbs Jack Wigen Charles Carpp, President Ervin Bushby, Vice-President Jo-Ann Meyers, Secretary-Treasurer Fred Hollibaugh, Representative Arlette Clawson Jimmy Fagan Alice Gardner Marilyn Goble Jack Hatch Tim Ha we Shirley Lucier Ronald Magnussen Gary Maughan Frankie Morse Fred Parker Robert Periman Lois Robinson Donald Shanklin Jack Hatch, President Frankie Morse. Vice-President Lois Robinson, Secretary Donald Shanklin, Treasurer Jack Wigen, Representative Ervin Bushby Charles Carpp Arlette Clawson Jimmy Fagan Alice Gardner Shirley Lucier Ronald Magnussen Gary Maughan Leland Mentzer Jo-Ann Meyers Shirley Lucier, President Fred Parker, Vice-President Lois Robinson. Secretary Donald Shanklin. Treasurer Robert Periman, Representative Ervin Bushby Arlette Clawson Jimmy Fagan Jack Hatch Bill Herter Ronald Magnussen Gary Maughan 13 Charles Durfee, V. Pres.; Carl Hatch, Pres.; Velyma James, Secy.; Tommy Maughan, Rep.; Velyma James Charles Durfee Tommy Maughan Billy Fraser Larry Bradshaw Carl Hatch Yvonne LaFord Bob McMahan 15 Lewis A lien L. Allen E. Bushby Treas. Rep. R. Applegate Pres. E. Tibbltts V. Pres. B. Barker Secy. Rose Applegate Bonnie Barker Melton Brat ley Elden Bushby Marjorie Clute Lewis Clute Earleen Dalberg LaVonne LaVoy Jean McMahn Roberta Opie Ed Tibbitts Robert Weaver 17 ■A 4 Jerry Huffman rs I : v . V Dennis Andrews « ? Kenny Fickler Charles Muchmore . A ) Jim Aldrich Florence Dyer William Kingrey Margaret Spencer Gerald Claussen, Student Council Representative, Jim Sturm, Treasurer, Dennis Andrews, President, Rita Graham, Secretary, Roberta Haptonstall, Vice- President. Gerald Claussen Marian Barker P Dwain Delaware Everett Lemm Gene Jones U Lillian Periman mm Roberta Haptonstall ) : Richard Skaggs Rita Graham Carol LaVoy , Jim Sturm 19 WON Loyola...................56-41 Victor...................43-31 Corvallis................58-38 Darby....................61-40 Florence.................56-52 Loyola...................62-46 Victor...................74-26 Corvallis................47-39 Darby....................51-32 Florence.................49-46 Frenchtown...............59-40 Frenchtown...............85-45 M. Bombers...............51-49 LOST Philipsburg..............50-46 Dixon....................59-54 Philipsburg..............49-44 Alberton.................60-51 M. Bombers...............43-59 dfetu n DISTRICT TOURNEY Victor.............................34-53 Loyola.............................34-53 Philipsburg........................43-51 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Plains.............................42-47 Boulder............................48-52 Philipsburg........................45-57 STATE TOURNAMENT Havre Central.....................46-43 Savage............................49-52 Medicine Lake.....................50-41 21 Fred Parker Center 22 4 7e K Larry Bradshaw, Jack Hatch, Kenny Fickler, Bill Herter, Bob McMahan, Fred Parker, Lawrence Fickler, Edward Herter, Tommy Maughan, Ed Tibbetts. Manager, Bob Weaver, Coach G. O. Munson. G 7e K Bob Clawson, Elden Bushby, Larry Allen, Bill Fraser, Charles Durfee, Ronald Magnussen, Jerry Clawson, Ted Goodrich, Don Shanklin, Byron Hill, Coach, Jack Wrightson. 24 District 15 at Missoula estern Divisional at Anaconda 25 Ed Herter 1 win, 0 loss Drummond vs Victor 9-4 Drummond vs Florence 37-7 Drummond vs Victor 8-7 IB T ibbitts .454 C Hatch .714 SS B. Herter .333 CF P E. Herter .272 3B Parker .158 CF P L. Fickler .416 2B Maughan .400 EF K. Fickler .545 RF Shanklin .000 RF Bushby .500 CF Fraser .000 L.F G. Claussen .000 RF Goodrich .000 CF B. Clawson .000 Lawrence Flckler 2 wins, 0 loss 26 Coach Munson 27 Warming up The Long Stretch s4 utuaC Kitty, s4 tct 2ueett The two freshmen candidate s'for Annual King and Queen, Marian Barker and Kenny Fickler, were chosen by a majority vote of the High School en- rollment. 29 'P'lOMt 2.uee t Lois Robinson 30 flcation, P uu t Grand March Queen Lois and Frankie Morse and Carl Hatch Lawrence Fickler Grand March 31 ' D ee« Back Row: B. Weaver, D. Shanklin, K. Fickler, B. McMahan, E. Herter, B. Herter, E. Bushby, L. Bradshaw, Coach Munson, Front Row: J. Hatch, L. Fickler, F. Parker, T. Maughan, E. Tibbitts. A. Back Row: F. Dyer, M. Clute, L. Periman, M. Spencer, V. James, M. Jacobsen, B. Fraser, B. Barker. 2nd Row: R. Graham, R. Applegate, R. Opie, Mrs. Wilson, M. Enman, J. McMahan, E. Dalberg. 3rd Row: R. Haptonstail, M. Barker, S. Lucier, J. Hatch, F. Morse, A. Clawson. 32 33 s4ttd tee L. Allen, B. Herter, J. Hatch, E. Tibbitts, L. Mentzer, F. Parker, C. Hatch, B. Fraser, M. Jacobsen, V. James, F. Morse, S. Lucier, L. Fickler, J. Fagan, T. Maughan.T. Goodrich, G. Jones, L. Bradshaw, B. McMahan, J. Hatch, M. Enman, A. Clawson, J. McMahan, D. Shanklin, E. Bushby, B. Weaver, G. Claussen, D. Delaware, J. Huffman, R. Applegate, R. Opie, M. Barker, M. Spencer, L. Clute, C. Muchmore, K. Fickler, E. Lemn, B. Kingrey, R. Hop- tenstall, F. Dyer, R. Graham, R. Skaggs, M. Bratiey, D. Andrews, G. Gough, J. Aldridge, H. M. Stauffer, B. Barker, E. Dalberg, L. Periman, M. Clute. Accompanists: Frankie Morse, Mrs. H. M. Stauffer. H. M. Stauffer, Director. CLARINETS: J. Hatch, M. Enman, R. Graham, J. McMahan, B. Fraser, E. Dalberg, R. Henderson, F. Baker, V. Spencer, M. Sturm, N. Clawson. TROMBONES: M. Spencer, D. Maughan, J. Sturm, M. Muchmore. SAXO- PHONES: E. Herter, B. Fraser, P. Westman, T. Maughan, L. Allen, M. Hill, L. Bradshaw, B. Claussen (not shown). CORNETS: E. Tibbitts, C. Durfee, L. Sturm, L. Allen, G. Maughan, B. McMahan, L. Clawson, R. Hill, T. Opie, D. Applegate, T. Ahlin, J. Henderson. DRUMS: R. Applegate, L. Mentzer, R. Magnussen, G. Jones, A. Foreman, (not shown). FLUTES: K. Sholl, A. Ramberg, A. Enman. FRENCH HORNS: C. Hatch, R. Opie. BASS: T. Goodrich. MELLOPHONE: B. HilL BELL LYRE: A. Clawsen. BARITONE: P. Maughan. 34 Student (Runcet Standing: H. Stauffer, J. Hatch, T. Maughan, J. McMahan, A. Bushby, G. Claussen. B. Periman. Sitting: B. Herter, D. Shanklin, B. Fraser, F. Parker, L. Bradshaw. s4uuual Stu F. Parker, S. Lucier, F. Morse, J. Hatch, A. Clawson, Mrs. Wilson, J. Fagan, B. Herter, L. Robinson, L. Mentzer (Not shown) E. Bushby, D. Shanklin, B. Periman, C. Hatch, B. Fraser. 35 Senior Play In Spring the Sap 36 tyituluate V v'1 Senior Boys Senior Girls Senior Class The Higher We Rise, The Broader The View Senior Class and Superintendent 37 Senior Class and Sponsor It was quite a fight. That's Eldenon the left. Seniors in action. Visiting pen pals Future generation? 38 The big wheels. Little Napoleon. Gaze into my eyes. Senior slickers sliding. Busy working? It’s in the book! Ladies and gentlemen... A city dude. $ The brain. 40 The Three Muskeeters An Eye Full Se ti vi S6tfr Money Bags Mexican Joe Boo! Hoo! Marilyn 11? We’re Off Oh That Left Leg 41 Dig This. Tourists WINNINGHOFF DEPARTMENT STORE “Ford’s Out Front” Ford Tractors Implements Union Oil Co. Agents Telephone 79 Philipsburg Department Store Quality Merchandise Popular Prices Philipsburg, Montana Patronize your County Newspaper WHITE FRONT THE PHILIPSBURG MAIL for Advertising — Job Printing Underwood Typewriters Office Furniture Stationery The Only Second Class Joint in Town Phone 102 Philipsburg Mont. FLI NT CREEK Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Philipsburg, Montana Compliments Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of “54” PHILIPSBURG DRUG STORE Compliments of Terese and Her Staff PIX THEATER Frank Daisy Reavley Drummond Montana Betty Horrigan — Owner PHILIPSBURG HARDWARE Hardware, Mining Supplies Sporting Goods Plumbing and Tinsmithing Best of Luck to DRUMMOND HIGH 9, (rwn Phi lipsburg Montana IMdxviKt GENERAL STORE Groceries - Meats, Conoco Products Certana Feeds “If we don't have it we will get it.’’ L. M. Wanderer Philipsburg, Montana Compliments of THE §iiirth. av-th-VL New Owners Anderson McKee Philipsburg, Montana ACCIDENT HEALTH LIFE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONDS LOUIS J. PICHE, AGENCY Dependable Insurance Drummond, Montana “We Pay For Ashes” Phone 4422 L i % MUSICAL NOTE RECORD RADIO CENTER 614 So. Higgins Montana t-'t 1 i L % is l % — T elevis ion — Victor - Arvin - Hallicrafter % 1 4-B'S CAFE The Home of Guaranteed Steaks and Hamburgers Deer Lodge, Missoula, Helena jsnumuisnmssssuus MISSOULA, MONTANA FRED MADSEN AND SDNS e emmuni it f Ol eame BUTTER ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM HOMOGENIZED MILK COTTAGE CHEESE TEL. 3-3174 P.0. BOX 1305 For Best In School and Office Supplies SUPPLY CO. Missoula HELENA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. He lena POOR HENRY’S BAR With the SOLID SILVER DOLLAR COUNTER For Quality Refreshment — Drink COCA-COLA Home of Hundreds of GRAND ACEULS! Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Clinton Mont. Mi ssoul a Montana INSURANCE COUNSELOR Representing Substantial Reliable Sound Companies. Phone 2791 Drummond, Montana Go Western at Western Outfitters for Men — Children — Women Missoula Montana JOSTEN’S Jewelers Stationers Class rings Announcements Awards Owatonna Minnesota VAUGHN'S STUDIO Photography Portraits Weddings Hamilton Montana PHILIPSBURG BEAUTY SHOP Dermetics Revlon All Types of Hair Work Phone 4-W GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS IN GRANITE COUNTY! BANK £ TRUST COMPANY “THE BANK OF FRIENDLY AND EFFICIENT SERVICE” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Deer Lodge, Montana KEYSTONE DRUG Local ly Owned “A good place to trade” Phone 80 Prescription Specialists Mutt and Frank Deer Lodge Montana COAST TO COAST STORES Nationally Organized Deer Lodge Phone 52 Montana THE TOGGERY SWEDE’S THE COTTON CLUB Smith Weber Everything for men hoys Deer Lodge Montana BECK EQUIPMENT HAUXWELL’S Service Station — Cabins — Volcanizin Tires International Trucks Farmall Tractors and Machines Deer Lodge Montana Phone 103 SILVER STAR BAR Deer Lodge Montana DAVIS GROCERY Walt Evelyn Simpson On Highway 10 V7 Mile West Garri son Montana 200 Main Grocery Fresh Meats Phone 11 W Deer Lodge, Montana (Jtcidepi CiUy. DAIRIES Cream - Butter - Butter Milk Homogenized Milk Chocolate Drink Cottage Cheese For Better Health - Look for the Garden City Dairies Label Phone 4108 Missoula, Montana For Friendly Service ROCK CREEK LODGE Fine Food Drinks Elliott Family Proprietors Rock Creek Cabins Standard Service “Where resting is made a speciality Station Twenty Miles East of Missoula On Highway 10 WELCH'S CAPE “We sometimes dose, but we never close GOOD FOOD Gertrude Warren Welch Phone 06R-3 Junction lOn, 10S Garrison, Montana “Keeps U Neat Quality Dry Cleaning Pick-up - Delivery Every Friday Deer Lodge, Montana o 5 ! ; ! bA Vii ' s - 4 mV' ZIP BEVERAGE COMPANY Manufacturers and Jobbers Nesbitt’s Orange Mixers and Flavors Hire’s Root Beer Cliquot Club Missoula Mont. Ph. 4-4356 SHAVERS JEWELRY ‘7 ome of fine Gifts” Diamonds Watches Sterling Silver Plate Deer Lodge Montana TENA’S DRESS SHOP Dresses Lingerie Shoes 507 Main Street Deer Lodge Montana STANDARD CHEVROLET Buick Chevrolet Sales Service Standard Oil Products 600 Main Street Deer Lodge Montana In Missoula It's THE MERCANTILE Things are Always Happening at Western Montana’s Shopping Center So stop at the Mercantile for Your Every Need The Finest in the Northwest Law Offices of KEELEY, McELWAIN DIETRICH Deer Lodge, Montana DEERLODGE SHOETORIUM W. E. Keeley — Joseph A. McElwain “Service while you wait of Counsel Mike Coval E. M. Keeley J. M. Dietrich, Jr. Telephones —Office: 15 408 Main Deer Lodge Montana Residence: 50 and 377J For the News of HAVILAND INSURANCE DRUMMOND Dependable Insurance Read — Carefully Written THE SILVER STATE POST Phone 115 302 Missouri Ave. Miss Emma Enman, Correspondent Deer Lodge Montana Congratulations class of '54 RENOLDS MARKET Phone 4261 Drummond MAYFLOWER STUDIOS MOUNTAIN STATES PHOTO COMPANY A complete photographic school service Missoula 240 North Higgins Montana Bill Baker Ph. 4-4110 310 N. Higgins M issoula Montana “The Store for Men and Women Who Buy for Men” 403 N. Higgins Missoula, Montana “The Home of Fine Jewelry” B H JEWELRY Mi ssoula Montana Congratulations To The Youth of Drummond From 1290 KGVO C.B.S. Now completing 22 Years Of Service to Western Montana ELIASON FORD, INC. Ford Cars, Trucks, Tractors “Worth more when you buy them; worth more when you sell them HOTEL DEER LODGE Your home away from home 66 modern outside rooms Deer Lodge Montana PLUMB’S RICE’S BAKERY FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 205-207 Missouri Avenue DEER LODGE, MONTANA Homemade Ice Cream Candy Specialty — Cakes that are dandy PHONE 783 CLINIC PHARMACY 4 B s CAFE Prescriptions Specialist Guaranteed Steaks 24 hour service Deer Lodge Phone 555 Montana Deer Lodge Montana DEER LODGE MINERS’ UNION Local No. 834 of International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers Drummond’s FRIENDLY STORE Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Where you can always shop with confidence Frank Corth, Mgr. Phone 2121 HUGHES MOTORS White Cafe Motor Tune Up — Lubrication Frigidaire Appliances Union 76 Dealer Drummond Drummond Montana Batteries Tires TURF BAR HI POWER GAS Open Late Come in for a good time H. R. Goodwine Phone 2671 Drummond For an Evening of Relaxation Stop at SWEDES’ PLACE Swede Nelson, Proprietor Drummond Montana With the compliments of MONTANA PHOSPHATE PRODUCTS COMPANY Garrison, Montana HENDERSON BROS. o0 u • Hal I, Mont. « Registered STOCKMANS and Commercial BAR Aberdeen Angus Novelty Photos The Neals Compliments of • ERNIE ESCKLESDAFER Drummond Montana Good Luck Gang SIDNEY C. LAWSON Lawson Lumber and Treating Plant Pole Stubs, Stulls, Mining Timbers, Planks, and Custom Vacuum Pentachlarophenol Treating Congratulations Seniors MILLER’S DRY GOODS Helen and Charles Miller CURT’S SERVICE PHONE 2881 Drummond Montana 24 hour Service STIRNS CAFE and TRUCK STOP Oil — Gas — Tires — Tubes CLIFF BECK MOTORS Joseph C. Beck prop. “We do our best to please” phone 2703 Drummond Montana -..«v—ar hr ■ ’ - WL Jh q ■ n Lfa-JPWB ■| H ■ mm t 9 ■■■ 'mcr— Sales and Service Auto Repairs Arc Acetylene Welding Wrecker Phone 2631 Drummond Montana Breeder of Registered Aberdeen Angus Cattle Dee G. Corlette phone 2281 Drummond Montana WAGON WHEEL CAFE E. J. Satter, prop. phone 2024 Just Good Food Fountain Service Private Dinners Parties by Reservation Good Coffee “Hello, out there . . . don’t forget to drop in here” Marcilene and Andy Drummond, Montana Phone 2732 Super duper coffee and milkshakes BUS DEPOT '•Tre our special loaded hamburgers” Phone 2191 Louise Dean HALL MEAT GROCERY BUSHBY’S APIARIES Fresh foods - Locker service C. W. Page, prop. Producers of fine clover Honey and light beeswax Hall Phone 2924 Hall Montana Phone 4285 Montana WILLIAM DINGWALL COMPANY Drummond, Montana Today’s Lesson ELECTRICITy- LOWEST ITEM IN THE FAMILY BUDGET Yes, electricity is a good buy. . . especially in Montana. Here the cost per kilowatt-hours is 12% less than the national average. THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY Serving Montana and its People Since 1912 FICKLER’S MOTORS Drummond REPAIRS J§0 Dodge — Plymouth Sales — Service Goodrich Tires Tubes Electric Appliances Welding Day Night Wrecker Service Garage Phone 2251 Night Phone 4161 McGOWAN’S DRY GOODS Men’s Furnishings Ladies Wear Pyrex — Stationery — Cosmetics — Toys Phone 2598 Hall Montana I N S U R. t rMC€ REAL ESTATE NOTARY Opposite Pix Theatre Drummond, Montana Fischer's Chevrolet Garage Factory Authorized Chevrolet Mechanics Ray Fischer Phone 2341, Drummond MERCURY CLEANERS Service Twice a Week Monday Thursday Prompt Service Quality Cleaning Philipsburg, Montana CjamMei The Friendly Store H. W. Petterson, owner House Wares Appliances Paints Hardw are Sporting Goods Auto Accessories Furniture - Hardware Herman Applegate, Prop. Phone 2761 Drummond, Montana MONTANA MOTEL CAL JOHNSON “Where resting is made a speciality Derm Aseptic Lotion A Medical Treatment Sunburn-Windburn Drummond, Montana Chapped Skin DURF’S SERVICE STATION Best tire deal in town Phone 2661 New Strictly Modern Deluxe Equipped Excellent Beds WAGON WHEEL MOTEL Highw ay 10 Drummond, Montana Phone 2071 Standard Oil Products Nevin Morse Phone 4124 Phone 2671 Drummond, Montana THE MONTANA BAR Stop in and s e e Ralph Kilburn Building Materials Builders Hardware Fuller Paints Fuel DRUMMOND LUMBER COMPANY “Service you’ll Like” Phone 4201 Phone 45 LACEY HEREFORD RANCH Registered Herefords George Lacey Prop. Phone 2912 11 a Fagan Congratulations Seniors 54 I LA’S Grocery and Meats The Quality Store Phone 4261 prop. Proud Prince GRASSLAND HEREFORD RANCH Wayne B. Hill Phone 2914 Loren's Market Quality Meat Locker Service Processing Curing Custom Slaughtering Farmers Union Oil Co. Drummond Phone 2772 Where your patronage is appreciated Bailey's Market TURF CAFE Drummond The store of personal service Bill Viola Iona Warthan Prop. Drummond Phone 2081
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