Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1970 volume:

DRUMMONDA 1970 STUDENT BODY Published by Drummonda Annual Class Drummonda, Montana HONORING CLASS OF 1970 We the Senior Class of 1970 dedicate this DRUMMONDA to the seekers of world peace; for with the help of the Silent Watcher, he who seeks with real intent and desire to know shall find. (Photo by Lynn Schwanke-MISSOULLAN) ADMINISTRATION Superintendent-G. O. Munson The man who is responsible-Mr. G. O. Munson THE SCHOOL BOARD ’’Whatever task you undertake, do it with all your heart and soul. Always be courteous, never be discouraged. Beware of him who promises something for nothing. Do not blame anybody for your mistakes and failures. Do not look for approval except the conscious- ness of doing your best. Bernard M. Baruch The school board members spend many long hours to make our high school a place of learning and excellent opportunities for the future. We, the Annual Class, would like to thank, at this time, these men. Members from L. to R. are Lewis Hill, Nevin Morse, Bob Fischer Sr. , Darrell Bradshaw, and Chuck Zottnick. 3 FACULTY JOHN POZDER Industrial Arts; Gen- eral Math; Business Math; Algebra I; Junior Advisor. JAMES SCOTT English 1,11,111, and IV; Dramatics; Latin; Speech; Sophomore Advisor. PATRICIA HIRNING Typing; Shorthand; Economics; Bookkeep- ing; Pep Club, Student Council, and Honor Society Advisor. ROBERT WESTCOTT Physical Science; Biology; Physics; Algebra II; Trigo- nometry. % 4 FACULTY DEL CHRISTMAN Social Studies; History; Boy’s P. E. ; Assistant Football Coach; Basket- ball Coach; Track; Senior Advisor. 5 School began again August 28, 1969 for the students of Drummond High School. This was the 48th year since the organization of the liigh school. Football season was right upon us. The school spirit was really great. We all knew that we had a winning team. Our Homecoming Game was very exuberant. We lost by only a few points to the Philipsburg Prospectors. Betty Berklund was crowned queen for the Juniors; they also took first place in the float competition; the Seniors ■ u rceed e din putting together a second place float while the Sophomores took third and the Freshmen fourth. The St. Regis game was the best of our season. They never scored and what was so outstanding about our team was that practically every one scored. The FHA had their annual district meeting. This time it was held in Deer Lodge. Phyllis was elected President which was a great honor. She will travel to New York during the summer to attend the national meeting. We were all so proud to hear her name announced. The traditional candy sale was held by the Frosh. This proved very successful for their first project. The Soph- omores pulled a candle sale out of the bag. This was a new and very profitable project. The Seniors had a pen sale, a pie sale, a candy sale, the Senior Swing, and the concession stand. The Juniors had a play. Phyllis Struna was elected Annual Queen December 5. She was crowned at the half-time of the Seely-Swan game. This started basketball season off to a very' good start because we beat Seely. We were defeated twice by our rivals early in the season by only a narrow margin. There was still time left to take revenge. A highlight of the season was when we defeated Alberton by only 1 point. Our team was on its way. Christmas vacation was here and we didn't have to be back to school until January 5 of 1970. A new decade and only one more semester of school left. . v Half the school year has passed and we found ourselves looking forward to all the activities of Spring and one of the most important steps in the lives of our Seniors-graduation. Our mighty Trojans proved to be the great team that they are by taking us to District Tournament in Missoula. We were proud to know that we had one of the largest pep clubs and the best bands to represent the Trojans. Through all the tears and cries of victory, we accepted third place that we had so hard fought for. With our heads held high and a new spirit of fight, we went to Divisional Tournament in Deer Lodge for the first time in five years. Although we didn't place in this tournament, we have the satisfaction of knowing that we went, fought, and represented our school in a good way. The Drill Team, organized under Mrs. Svee, made a fine impression at tournament when they represented DHS with their drills and fancy steps. To thank our boys for the long, hard hours of practice, we were there behind them, cheering them on; and to thank our coach, Mr. Christman, the Senior girls made him a blue dress jacket with DHS embroidered on the pocket. FHA had the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Everyone who attended the dance voted on their choice of Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. Mary Thompson and Mike Smith were crowned with these honors. Phyllis, our chapter and district president of FHA, was installed as the Chairman of Projects at the State Con- vention held in Bozeman. The FHA girls who had earned the honors to go to the convention were Luanne Hill, Kathy Tubbs, and Pam Nelson. Mrs. Wilson went along as chaperone. With Spring comes the music festival. The ratings this year were very high; the groups with an excellent rating were the band and the Brass Sextet. The Chorus was honored with a superior rating. DHS was proud to have Dianne Wickham, Kris Arrington, and Ken Lacey to go solo. Dianne and Ken sang voice solos and Kris played a trumpet solo. Dianne received an excellent rating, Kris a superior and Ken a superior. The local concert in the spring went over very well. Mr. Kenney, our band director, proved how much he had helped improve our band and chorus. Kris, Charlene, and JoAnne were honored with the privilege of going to High School Week in Bozeman. Track was going well and we were honored to have so many interested in the athletic program. The Prom was the big formal event of the year. Each year the Juniors select from the Senior class a King and a Queen to reign at the dance. The Romeo and Juliet this year were Joe Coughlin and Kathy Tubbs. The big moment for the Class of 1970 had finally arrived. For twelve years they have waited for this event. Graduation marks the beginning of what ever each one makes of it. So make the best of it. Take advantage of what life has to offer, and make the best of your talents. Remember what DHS, all the friends, teachers and knowledge you have accumulated here have done for you. Memories are made from this. CLASSES FRESHMAN Gayla Anderson Mike Bradshaw Patti Brown L. to R. Tom Fithian, President; Cathy Coughlin, Vice-Presi- dent; Mr. Kenny, Advisor; Linda Smith, Secretary. Cathy Coughlin Peggy Cumming M arilyn Fischer Tom Fithian Paula G re any Dwight Hauptman Darrell Holland Lari Kroll 8 Toni LaVoy Tom McGuire Mary McKee Diana Moody John Nelson Mary Nutting John Ohrmann Leslie Oly Penny Ostler Sherry Palin Patti Pellant Jimmie Pruitt Richard Robinson James Schulz Sherry Skinner Hal S packman Linda Smith Carla Stuart Mary Thompson Joe T errel 9 FRESHMAN SNAPS Rip, Stitch; Rip, Stitch; Rip, Stitch... Frosh Royalty: Patti P. escorted by John O. Left: Could this be a new fad?? BUD LAKE'S TRUCK STOP Missoula, Montana FARMERS UNION Hall, Montana Right: Marilyn Fischer and Mary Thompson whipping up something”--to eat?? SOPHOMORES L. to R. Marian Jones, President; Tom Callaghan, Vice-President; Patty Smith, Secretary. Dan Callaghan Tom Callaghan Allen Doney Mavis Evenmoe John Fredrickson Terri Hammond Marian Jones 11 Loreen Kendall Cherri Larson Cora Madsen Ed Maki Rick Marler Becky Martin Donna McGuire James Nelson Jane Orhmann Mildred Parker Tom Ramberg Cheryl Reeves Patty Smith Mike Smith Billy Stacy Vern Spackman Billy Terrel John Thompson Nancy Walter Lee Ann Zottnick 12 SOPHOMORE SNAPS Kelle Jo— Doesn't look like your working too hard! Homecoming candidate Jane Ohrmann escorted by Ed Maki Stomping up a storm!!! Nothing like a bunch of DUNCES!! 13 Penney3 a freshman, and John make a swing- ing turn at square dance practice. JUNIORS L. to R. J. D. Greany, Vice- President; Mary Cumming, Presi- dent; Pat Nelson, Secretary; Mr. John Pozder, Ad- visor. I David Applegate Betty Berklund Dale Bray John Bradshaw Mary Cumming Patricia Clark James Curtiss i 14 M ! Pat Callaghan Doug Ferre 1 J. D. Greany David H auptman Luanne Hill Baibara Henderson John Kendall Kathy Kroll Ken Lacey Don Manning Gail Midtlying Pam Nelson Pat Nelson Rick Skinner Phyllis Struna Mary Stuart 15 JUNIOR SNAPS Up in the air with Know How!! Are we keeping you up Luanne??? There's no need to blow your mind—or lose your head over it!!! 16 The face of innocence! i; 4 4 f'j It I ft How sweet it is! ! Is it stuck to your finger Pat?? The finger of authority! Does it taste that bad Gail?? SENIORS MARY BETH BRAZILL Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Paper and Annual Business Manager 4; Usher for Graduation 3. DONALD RAY HOUSEHOLDER Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lil' Abner Candidate 3; Drama 3,4; Paper and Annual Photographer 2,3. JOSEPH WILLIAM COUGHLIN Transfer from Deer Lodge 2; Powell Guards 1; Key Club 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,3,4; Track 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Vice-President 4; Class President 3; Boys' State Alternate 3. KRISTIE MAE ARRINGTON Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4;Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; President 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Drama 3,4; Class Secretary 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 2; President 3; District Secretary 3; Girls' State Delegate 3; B Squad Cheerleader Alternate 3; Football Cheer- leader 4. 17 SENIORS ERIK ELMER MAKI Transfer from Grangeville High School, Idaho. KERRY DEE BRUNETTE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Paper and Annual 3,4; Business Manager 3; DRUMMONDA Editor 4. CHARLENE FRANCES BRADSHAW Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Daisy Mae Candidate 2; Vice President 2; Student Council 2; FHA 1,2,3; Parliamentarian 3; Drama 4; Basketball Cheerleader B 1,2; A 3,4; Football Cheerleader 3,4; Paper and Annual 4; ROCKY RANGER Editor 4, usher for Baccalaureate 3. KENNETH HOWARD MORDAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1; President 2; Class President 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Boy's State 3; Athletic Secretary 3,4; Drama 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 3,4. 18 SENIORS KATHYRN JOYCE BROWN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drummonda Queen Candidate 3; Drama 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; All State Chorus 4. GORDON DUANE PARKER Basketball 3; Football 4; Track 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Lil'Abner Candidate 1; Drama 4- Student Council 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Vice President 3; Boy's State 3; Paper and Annual 4. MONTY DALE SIMENSON Transfer from North Nodaway, Missouri 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Track 2,3,4; Drama 4; Student Council 1; President 1; Boy's State Alternate 3; Paper and Annual 2,3; Annual Editor 3. DANNETTE MARIE CREANY Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Homecoming Queen 2; Library 3; Student Council 4; Vice President 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; FHA Parliamentarian 2; B Cheer- leader 3, A Cheerleading Alternate 4; Drama 4; Usher for Graduation 3. 19 SENIORS LINDA JOYCE HILDEBRAND Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Drama 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Paper and Annual Photog- rapher 4. LEONARD CHARLES TERREL Transfer from Jeffery City, Wyoming 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Chorus 1; Class President 1. WILLIAM J. SMITH Transfer from Big Timber 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Paper and Annual 4; Letter- mens Club 2, 3. JOANNE NELSON Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball Cheerleader B 1,3; A 2; Drama 3,4; High School Week 4; Music Camp 2; District Music Festival 1; Band Secretary-Treasurer 2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Queen Candidate 1; Secretary- Treasurer 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Daisy Mae Candi- date 4. I 20 SENIORS FRANCIS MALCOLM WALTER Basketball lj Football 3,4; Track 4; Drama 3,4; Vice President 1; Band Representative 4; Student Council 1,4; Pep Club 4; Band 4. GLENNA RAE PALIN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; FHA 2, 3; Paper 8 Annual 2. SUSAN JEAN OHRMANN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Daisy Mae Candi- date 1; Drama 3,4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; FHA Vice Presi- dent 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; Baccalaureate Usher 3. KAREN MARIE ROBINSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 21 SENIORS KATHY JUNE TUBBS Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Class President 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Songleader 4; State FHA Delegate 4; Journalism 4- Ad Editor 4. VICKI SUE TONER Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 2,4; Drama 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; Student Council Repre- sentative 4; Journalism 4; Daisy Mae Candidate 3. DIANNE WICKHAM Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Secretary' 3; All-State Chorus 3; Organist for Baccalaureate 3; Drama 3. Mr. Del Christman, Advisor; Bill Smith, Sec- retary; Kathy June Tubbs, President; Dannette Greany, Vice President. I 22 SENIOR STANDOUTS High School Delegates standing L. to R. are Charlene Bradshaw, Kristie Arrington, JoAnne Nelson, and Mr. G. O. Munson. This year Susan Ohrmann received the Betty Crocker Award. Drummond High School students had a higher average than the national average. 23 Charlene Bradshaw was honored by receiving the Silver Key. SENIOR STANDOUTS Those who attended Girls and Boys State their junior year were L to R. Ken Mordan, Kristie Arrington, and Gordon Parker. VALEDICTORIAN Kristie Arrington 24 SALUTA TORIAN Charlene Bradshaw ‘THE ONE THAT COUNTS’ Front row: L. to R. Karen Robinson, Kerry Brunnette, Dianne Wickham, Kristie Arrington, JoAnne Nelson, Dannette Greany, Susan Ohrmann, Linda Hildebrand, Charlene Bradshaw. Kathy Brown, Vicki Toner, and Glenna Palin. Back row: L. to R. Mary Beth Brazill, Ken Mordan, Don Householder, Erik Maki, Gordon Parker, Bill Smith, Monty Simenson, Joe Coughlin, Frances Walter, Loenard Terrel, and Kathy Tubbs. ‘THE COUTH GROUP’ Playing - as usual. 25 During the Spring of 1970 this picture was taken of some trees in the field of Cy Corlett South of town on Highway 10A. ________ QUEEN BETTY I HOMECOMING ’69 ROYALTY This year the juniors honored Drummond High School by the crowning of Queen Betty I. Princesses left to right are: Patti Pellant, Kristie Arrington, Betty Berklund, Jane Ohrmann. WINE GLASS RANCH Mrs. M. D. Blankinship Helmville, Montana DEER LODGE CLINIC Deer Lodge, Montana THIRD PLACE Riding on the Sophomore float are Queen Candidate Jane Ohrmann and Escort Ed Maki. FOURTH PLACE Riding on the Freshman float are Queen Candidate Patti Pellant and Princesses Paula Greany and Kathy Coughlin. Each year Student Council takes the responsibilities of our Homecoming activities. Below is the Student Council float. To the left is the Drummond High School Marching Band. Below: Coaches Rod Svee and Del Christman: Cheer- leaders Phyllis Struna, Mary Cumming, and Charlene Bradshaw. WESTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Missoula, Montana 29 COAST-TO-COAST STORES Deer Lodge, Montana ANNUAL QUEEN ,«■! f v. QUEEN PHYLLIS I ANNUAL CLASS AND ROYALTY From L. to R. Mary B. , Kerry B. , Vicki T. , Charlene B. , John B. , Kathy T. , Gordon P. , Bill S. , Linda H. , Betty B., and Reva Wilson Advisor. In the top picture are Charlene and John Editor and Ass't Editor of the Rocky Ranger. Below are Betty and Kerry, Ass't Editor and Editor of the Drummonda. Above are Cathy C. , Phyllis S. , and Marian J. 31 BERKLUND LUMBER COMPANY Hall, Montana QUEEN KATHY I AND KING JOE I 32 PROM HIGHLIGHTS The theme for the Prom was Romeo and Juliet. Ray Thrailkill's Orches- tra played for the dance. Left: Mary, Dale, Gail, and Dave in the Grand March. At right are our Queen Kathy, King Joe, and the Prom Attendants. Right: Prom Attendants are Donna Jacobsen, Shawn Cameron, and Rae Ann Lorensen. DOWNING CHEVROLET BUICK Deer Lodge, Montana 4-B's RESTAURANTS INC. Missoula, Montana FOOTBALL TEAM 1st Row J. Shultz, J. Nelson, L. Oly, M. Bradshaw, H. Spackman, K. Mordan, D. Holland. 2nd Row P. Callaghan Mgr. , B. Terrel, D. Hauptman, D. Householder, J. Bradshaw, D. Manning, T. Ramberg, F. Walter. 3rd Row Coach Christman, J. Coughlin, B. Smith, A. Conn, V. Spackman, G. Parker, J. Greany, D. Bray, Coach Svee. SENIORS 1970 Front Row: D. Householder, K. Mordan, Coach Svee. Back Row: Coach Christman, J. Coughlin, F. Walter, G. Parker, B. Smith. Compliments of 34 FROSTY FREEZE FISCHER'S LUMBER YARD Drummond, Montana Hall, Montana SEASON’S RECORD AND COACHES COACH CHRISTMAN SEASON RECORD Drummond 6-44 Charlo Drummond 40- 8 Arlee Drummond 20-38 Frenchtown Drummond 18-12 Victor Drummond 6-28 Florence Drummond 8-26 Alberton Drummond 18-26 Granite Drummond 56- 0 St. Regis Drummond football for 1969 was notable for the first win ever for a Drummond football team. The year was rewarding if not for a winning season at least for a most pleasant one. Memories of a season such as the one just past can never be di- minished. The coaches wish to thank the football team for their efforts and their willingness always to strive for victory. £)jj2 COACH SVEE BILL'S FOOD CENTER Drummond, Montana DRUMMOND PHARMACY Drummond, Montana DHS CHEERLEADERS 36 D-M CAFE The Friendly One GREANY'S DRY GOODS Dotty and Lornie Hauck Drummond, Montana Drummond, Montana “A”SQUAD RECORD DELTON CHRISTMAN - COACH Drummond 45 53 Twin Bridges Drummond 63 51 Victor Drummond 57 46 Seeley Swan Drummond 73 68 Seeley Swan Drummond 50 65 Philipsburg Drummond 50 58 Philipsburg Drummond 68 73 Florence Drummond 47 46 Alberton Drummond 81 68 Superior Drummond 66 58 Frenchtown Drummond 68 73 Victor Drummond 58 62 Philipsburg Drummond 56 71 Florence Drummond 54 48 Alberton Dmmmond 50 54 Superior Drummond 80 58 Frenchtown Drummond 58 43 Sheridan Drummond 62 58 Victor Drummond 66 64 Philipsburg District Tournament Drummond 43 54 F renchtown Drummond 47 44 Superior Drummond 55 48 Florence Dmmmond 50 44 Victor Divisional Tournament Dmmmond 44 45 Hot Springs Dmmmond 63 57 Philipsburg Dmmmond 50 64 Twin Bridges non- conference Coach Christman, Joe Coughlin, Don Manning, Bill Smith, Allen Conn, Vem Spackman, Ken Lacey J. D. Greany, Monty Simenson, John Bradshaw, Manager Tom Callaghan, Darrell Holland, David Hauptman, Allen Doney. 37 CLARK SMITTi Insurance and Real Estate Drummond, Montana FICKLER 'S Drummond, Montana A SQUAD IN ACTION u ■ The Jew lays two in against Alberton. 0 Monty Fires one against Victor. oo RUBY'S BEAUTY SALON HILL'S RADIO AND T. V. Garrison, Montana Drummond, Montana Don adds to victory score against Philips- burg at divisional in Deer Lodge. Joe accepts third place trophy at district in Missoula. Bill attempts two against Victor. CHEERLEADERS Charlene Bradshaw, Francis Walter, Betty Berklund, Mary Cumming, and alternate Dannette Greany. A SQUAD B SQUAD Nancy Walter, Patti Lynn Brown, Jack Coughlin, Cathy Coughlin, Phyllis Struna, and alternate Linda Smith. MISSOULA LIVESTOCK AUCTION COMPANY Missoula, Montana DUTTON'S HEREFORDS Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dutton Gold Creek, Montana “B” SQUAD RECORD Rod Svee Coach Drummond 38 47 Seeley Swan Drummond 49 67 Seeley Swan Drummond 32 34 Philipsburg Drummond 41 37 Philipsburg Drummond 49 54 Florence Drummond 33 34 Alberton Drummond 55 41 Superior Drummond 32 50 Frenchtown Dmmmond 61 56 Victor Drummond 60 44 Philipsburg Drummond 59 51 Florence Drummond 51 49 Alberton Drummond 40 38 Superior Drummond 56 44 Frenchtown Drummond 64 46 Victor Drummond 52 28 Philipsburg non-conference L. to R. Dan Callaghan, Leslie Oly, Tom Ramberg, David Applegate, Dale Bray, Mike Bradshaw, Bill Terral, Rod Svee, Hal Spackman, James Nelson, Tom Fithian. MISSOULA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Your Savings and Loan Specialists since 1911 Missoula, Montana 40 ANTHONY'S Deer Lodge, Montana BASKETBALL SEASON Joe Coughlin puts in a lay-up at Divisional. Don Manning fires a shot at Deer Lodge in game against Hot Springs. Drill Team putting on fine performance at Deer Lodge Divisional. Jim Curtiss fights for rebound against Victor. SKY MOTEL Fred and Lois Holland Drummond, Montana Vern Spackman jumps against Alberton opponent in B squad action. BEDFORD EQUIPMENT, INC. Missoula, Montana LETTER The Lettermen of DHS receive recognition only after fulfilling certain requirements. In order to receive their letter in football, a player must participate in one-fourth of all quarters or a total of eight quarters for the season. Bill Smith Coach Svee Gordon Parker Francis Walter Don Householder Dale Bray Ken Mordan Jim Nelson Bill Terrel Ken Lacey Darrell Holland RASE McCREA FURNITURE Deer Lodge, Montana KEN-MAR LANES Deer lodge, Montana MEN In order to receive their letter in basketball, a player must partici- pate in twenty quarters of play or be on the tournament team. Vem Spackman Allen Conn J. D. Greany David Hauptman Allen Doney Pat and Tom Calaghan-Managers COMPLIMENTS OF MONTANA POWER Drummond, Montana TRACK 1970 Front Row: K. Mordan, H. Spackman, F. Walter, J. Terrel, D. Holland. 2nd row: J. Coughlin, J. Bradshaw, D. Householder, D. Hauptman, M, Bradshaw, T. Callaghan mgr. , 3rd row: R. Svee coach, D. Manning, J. Greany, D. Bray, B. Smith, B. Terrel, V. Spackman. 44 LIBRARY STAFF AND SNAPS Library staff: Cora Madsen, Becky Martin, Dan Callaghan, Mrs. Wilson-Librarian, Pam Nelson, Mary Brazill, Mary Cumming, Phyllis Struna, Luanne Hill. Left: Underclassmen hard at work, Below: Aren't you Senior girls supposed to be studying! ! CANYON BAR BULLSHIPPER'S GAS CO. Drummond, Montana STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Above: Joe Coughlin, Vice-president; Ken Mordan, President; Gordon Parker, Secretary; and Miss Hirning, Advisor. Left: Joe Coughlin, J. D. Greany, Gordon Parker, John Bradshaw, Miss Hirning, Mary Cumming, Vicki Toner, Dannette Greany, Cathy Coughlin, Marian Jones, Francis Walter, Kathy Tubbs, Ken Mordan, and Tom Fithian. PEP CLUB Mike Smith, Vice-President; David Hauptman, President; Miss Hirning, Advisor; Charlene Bradshaw, Secretary; and John Bradshaw, Representative. VAN-EVANS Missoula, Montana HONOR SOCIETY Shown above are Kristie, Luanne, Phyllis and Gail during their initiation into Honor Society. During their initia- tion they learned the meaning of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. They must meet all of these qualifications to become active members. L to R are Luanne Hill, Cora Madsen, Phyllis Struna, Kristie Arrington, John Thompson, Gail Midlying, and Miss Hirning. Cathy Bucher was added second semester. DEER LODGE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ’’Your Friendly Full Service Bank1' Deer Lodge, Montana FHA Back Row L. to R.: Luanne Hill, Kathy Tubbs, Vicki Toner, Linda Hildebrand, Cathy Coughlin. 2nd Row: Terri Hammond, Patti Smith, Mildred Parker, Kathy Brown, Dannette Greany, Linda Smith, Peggy Cumming, Paula Greany, Mary McKee. 3rd Row: Gail Midtlying, Marilyn Fischer, Sherry Palin, Pam Nelson, Donna McGuire, Kelle Atheam, Carla Stuart, Betty Berklund, Jane Ohrmann, Nancy Walter, Lee Ann Zottnick, Penney Ostler, Gayla Anderson. 4th Row: Cathy Bucher, Pat Nelson, Jo Anne Nelson, Phyllis Struna, Susan Ohrmann, Mary Thompson, Dianna Moody, Patti Pallant. Front: Kris Arrington, Marian Jones. l ■ k Standing: Pam Nelson, Reporter; Jane Ohrmann, Parliamentarian; Kathy Tubbs, Song-Leader; Vicki Toner, Rep. ; Luanne Hill, Historian; Mrs. Wilson, Ad. Sitted: Mildred Parker, Sec.; Phyllis Struna, Pres.; Nancy Walter, V. Pres. Phyllis Struna, District IV Chairman; State Project Chairman MOUNTAIN TRACTOR COMPANY Missoula, Montana JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “THE MYSTERY OF CRAZY CANYON RANCH” CAST Luanne H. . . . Pheobe Stockbond Jim C.........Jim Courtney Pat C..........Jennifer Fairchild Dale B........Elisha Stockbond Rick S........Pete Sheldon Gail M...........Georgia Thayer Ken L.........Standing Cow Mary C.........Minnie-Winnie-Ninnie David H . . . . Wild Eyed Willy Phyllis S . . . . Ann Payson Pat N............Miss Prim John, are you proud of us? All this for one girl?! ? Now none of this! And then there was . . . WILLIAM DINGWALL COMPANY Registered Quarter Horses Registered Polled Herefords Jack Nelson Phone 288-3487 Visitors Welcome Did you hear the one about . . . SENIOR PLAYS They're coming to take us away! Midnight Cowboy The Tall Dark Stranger Get by with a little help from my friends. Pistol Packin Mama Leaving the straight life behind This Page Sponsored By FLINT CREEK VALLEY BANK Philipsburg, Montana BAND First Row L. to R. : Linda S. , Jim S. , Nancy W. , Vem S. , Helen R., Kathy B., Kristie A. , Dianne W., Tom R. , Hal S. , Dale B. , Evonna S., Gayla A. , Second Row L. to R. Carolyn P. , Dianne B. , Debbie H. , Peggy M. , Craig L. , Carrie H. , Rick P. , Rosie W. , Mike B. , Sherry P. , Cheryl R., Karen R. , Third Row L. to R. : Kim B. , Keith D. } Karen K., Joe T. , Ken S. , Ken L. , Tom F. Fourth Row L. to R. : Francis W. , Rick S. , Mr. Kenney, director; Cheryl C., Mary T. , Patti B., Leslie O. , Patty T., Gene F., Shannon M., Janet M. BAND OFFICERS Sherry Palin, Librarian Dale Bray, V. President Francis Walter, Representative Kristie Arrington, President Kathy Brown, Secretary-Treas. Vern Spackman, Librarian ALL-STATE Two senior girls, Kristie Arrington and Kathy Brown were chosen to attend All-State in Missoula on May 1 and 2, Kristie was chosen to play the trumpet in the band. Kathy was chosen to sing alto in the chorus. BARMONT SALES Autos Unlimited Deer Lodge, Montana 51 WAGON WHEEL CAFE Drummond, Montana CHORUS First Row L. to R. ; Mary T. , Nancy W. , Dianne W. , Mary Beth B. , Karen R. , Linda H. , Joanne N. , Susan O. , Kathy B., Charlene B.; Kerry B. , Vicki T., Kathy T., Phyllis S. , Peggy C.; Second Row L. to R. Carla S. , Mary Anne N. , Sherry P., Cheryl R. , Pat N. , Mary, Don M. , Penny O. , Cathy B. , Marian J. , Mildred P. , Paula G. j Luanne H. , Lee Ann Z., Betty B. , Kelle Jo A. , Cora M. , Cathy C. , Mary C. , Jane O., Marilyn F., Diana M. , Lari K. OFFICERS: Charlene Bradshaw, President Kathy Brown, Sec- retary, Luanne Hill, Vice President, Betty Berklund, Librarian STATE FESTIVAL Ken Lacey and Kristie Arrington brought honor to Drummond High by earning the priviledge of attending the State Music Meet. Ken earned a superior rating for his vocal solo. Kristie also earned a superior rating for her trumpet solo. Bus Drivers: Bob Spackman, Francis Durfee, Stoney McGuire, and John Kendall. SLHUUL rLK.SU IN IN LL Cooks: Mrs. Martii SubstitutejS-Mti SENIOR SNAPS Bill, the Homemaker Our Queen, Kris The Great Thinker Seriously 54 No, Kathy, the Playboy Club won't have you. Our President The Drummond Annual Class would like to take this time to thank the following merchants for their patronage, for without it our DRUMMONDA would not be possible. COMPLIMENTS OF THE HALL COMPLIMENTS OF THE AND DRUMMOND MERCHANTS MISSOULA MERCHANTS LOREN'S MARKET MISSOULA TRUCK SALES STOCKMAN BAR WESTERN MONTANA BANK SWEDES BAR LUCYS BUSHBY'S APIARIES FIRST NATIONAL BANK McKOWN'S STORE TURF AND RIELEY'S CAFE HENDERSON RANCH GOLDMAN AND McCHESMEY MRS. W. F. JOHNSON BUTTERY'S SUBBURBAN OLSSON RANCH YANDT'S MEN'S WEAR ANDERSON RANCH MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE RADTKE RANCH ZIP AUTO SERVICE MRS. FLOSSIE JOHNSON BLACK ANGUS SUPPER CLUB THE STEWART HAUPTMAN FAMILY VANN'S GENERAL ELECTRIC CHARLIE SPETTER MONTANA FLOUR MILLS HALL GROCERY CARNATION DISTRIBUTORS BERT'S ENCO SERVICE G S SALES RAY'S TEXACO M S REDDY MIX MABLE'S BEAUTY SALON MAT ELI CH TRAILER SALES PAT'S PLACE TRAILOR - RAMA PIX THEATER BOB WARD SONS EVAN AND DORA KOLBECK HANSEN'S ICE CREAM JAMES RANCH FIVE VALLEY IMPLEMENT THE CAFE MOUNTAIN SUPPLY CO. APPLEGATE'S HARDWARE HANK'S BEAR ALIGNMENT DURFEE'S OIL COMPANY ST OIK DRUG CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF THE DEER LODGE MERCHANTS DR. CUNNINGHAM DR. W. A. TOOKE MONTANA LABRATORY COMP. DEER LODGE JEWELRY INDEPENDENT WELDING COFFEE SHOP CAFE THE CLOTHING MART THOMPSON PHOTOGRAPHY ROACH G SMITH INC. WALLIN FORD SALES MASON G MORRISON CONCT. R-B DRIVE-IN WHITE FRONT BAR DEER LODGE FEDERAL SAVINGS G LOAN TOWN GROCERY HAVILAND INS. PHILIPSBURG BEAUTY SHOP THE FOGGORY GAMBLE HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF THE HELMVILLE MERCHANTS CLINIC REXALL DRUG MAE McCORMICK WARDROBE CLEANERS MATTI RANCH SILVER STATE POST COUGHLIN'S STORE DEER LODGE CLINIC DON G MARY McKEE FLOWER PALACE BIGNALL RANCH JOYCE'S KUT G KURL MILTON G JOANNE SHELLEY BROWN'S BAR LEW G ESTER FERGUSON 4B's CAFES INC . OSTLERS 311 RANCH DEER LODGE DRUG MARGUERITE HELLER KEYSTONE DRUG NEIL G ANNA SPIEKER DEER LODGE SERVICE REPAIR ROBERT OLSEN G FAMILY BEN FRANKLIN STORE GEARY BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRANITE MERCHANTS COCHRAN RANCH PHILIPSBURG MAIL PATTI GEARY RANCH SILVER SLIPPER FIRST BANK LINCOLN PINTLAY FOREST PRODUCTS McCORMICK BAR PHILIPSBURG HARDWARE DIAMOND V. RANCH HUFFMAN GROC. G LOCKER BLACKFOOT RIVER RANCH FLINT CREEK ABSTRACT CO. ST. THOMAS PARISH DOE'S REXALL DRUG WALES BROTHERS RANCH PHILIPSBURG GAMBLE STORE C. N. MANNIX