Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1975 volume:

Published by Drummonda Annual Class Drummond, Montana inri Viv OF can take aWay those whoare dear to us. But the power of love will keep them forever close to our hearts. We, the Class of 1975, dedicate ot annual to our friend and schoolmate Terri Adler. She touched each of ou lives in her own special way. 3 GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER. . BIG BLUE STANDING, L. TO R.: Coach O'Reilly, Mike Leeper, Dave Bradshaw, Mike Nelson, Bob Baker, Joe Bradshaw, Ken Spackman, Dave Mannix, Konrad Berg, Dean Bray, Bill Clawson, Clyde Gregory, Pat Glennon, Assistant Coach Douglas. KNEELING, L. TO R.:Ed Coughlin, Dan Hauptman, John Clawson, Erin Nelson, Dennis Sallee, Dan Sallee, Brad Adler, Don Baker, Tracey Manley, Mark Marler, manager. L. TO R.: Dean Bray, Dave Mannix, Dave Bradshaw, Ken Spackman, Konrad Berg, Joe Bradshaw, Mike Nelson, Clyde Gregory. CO-CAPTAINS SENIORS OF '75 Ken Spackman and Joe Bradshaw Drummond 34 Hot Springs 14 Drummond 6 Frenchtown 40 Drummond 20 Victor 18 Drummond 16 Florence 42 Drummond 6 Philipsburg 52 Drummond 28 Alberton 22 MONTANTA POWER COMPANY Drummond, Montana Ken Spackman and Diana Bradshaw 6 . . . AND COMPANY L. TO R.: Diana Bradshaw, Sue Schulz, Deanna Rennie, Joni Spackman Fat Jack gets a few! Trojans in conference! We've got legs! Hey boys, the real game is over here ! LOREN'S MARKET Drummond, Montana 7 HELEN'S CAFE Drummond, Montana HOMECOMING - 1974 HOMECOMING ROYALTY L TO R: Junior, Merna Enmanj Freshman, Jeanne Glennon; Sophomore, Betty Mason 1st Place--Juniors—STRIKE 'EM DOWN 2nd Place—Seniors—STING 'EM 4th Place--Freshmen--BEAT 'EM TROJANS Trojans—get it on! - ri i 3rd Place—Sophomores—STOMP 'EM CRAZY DAZE Jack Dino Butch Joe Kidd, Little John, and Slick Rick Big Red Junior Jocks--50's style ! On Friday, October 4, 1974, alot of strange looking people could be seen wandering through the halls of DHS. The reason? Crazy Daze for Homecoming '74 ! Each class dressed in weird costumes and the Pep Stick was awarded to the Sophomores for their spirit and class participation in dressing up. Sioux Squealer Zeth DOWNING CHEVROLET RUBY'S BEAUTY SALON 0ur band direct0r? Derr Lodge, Montana Garrison, Montana 10 FRESHMEN nne Glennon Ruth Hauptman Myrla Ahlin John Clawson Nora Geary Darryl Kroll A Lori Luoma xS t Brad Adler Don Baker ■ m Tom Clawson Elliot Madsen Randy Mannix 12 Lori Marier FRESHMEN Bill Mitchell Susan McKee Terry Needles Erin Nelson Tammy Pocha David Prieb Deanna Rennie Dianna Rennie Floyd Robinson Dan Sallee Dennis Sallee Terri Skaggs Iva Tipton 13 Bernie Wangler FRESHMEN IN ACTION Shovelin' it in! John C. and Jeanne G. Doin' the monkey crawl. Erin N. How about a kith? Terri S. TOP TO BOTTOM: Dennis Sallee Myrla Ahlin, Vice-Pres., Bernie Secy., Mrs. Starks, Advisor B. Shotgun wedding? Brad, Dan, Terry, Dennis, Erin and Only the roses know for sure ! John. Ruth H. WASH BOWL Drummond, Montana D.H.S. TROJANETTES Which foot, Lori? Trojanettes at tournament TROJANETTES: RIGHT TO LEFT, BACK TO FRONT: Viki Milliron, Jeannie Glennon, Janie Jones, Deanna Rennie, Betty Bucher, Evelyn Parker, Merna Enman, Myrla Ahlin, Lori Luoma, Betty Mason, Debbie Henderson, Annette Mannix, Joni Spackman, Annette Clark, Diana Bradshaw, Bernie Wangler Co-Captains: TOP TO BOTTOM: Evelyn Parker, Diana Bradshaw Alternates: RIGHT TO LEFT: Ruth Hauptman, Julie Needles, Robyn Needles, Debbie Graybeal OTTO’S AUTO SERVICE Missoula, Montana BACK TO FRONT, RIGHT TO LEFT: Janie Jones, Debbie Henderson, Annette Mannix, Viki Milliron, Evelyn Parker, Diana Bradshaw PLYWOOD Missoula, Montana GIRLS ARE... Debbie Jones, Manager, Kathy Kendall, Annette Clark, Bonnie McGuire, Sharon Prieb, Betty Mason, Lori Luoma, Janie Jones, Ruth Hauptman, Annette Mannix, Manager, Mrs. Marcia Starks, Coach Senior Superstars! SCORES: Drummond 17 Darby 21 Drummond 18 Corvallis 33 Drummond 8 Alberton 36 Drummond 19 Frenchtown 43 Drummond 19 Seeley Swan 77 Drummond 39 Victor 33 Drummond 22 Granite 59 Drummond 29 Darby 43 Drummond 27 Florence 43 Drummond 28 Alberton 48 Drummond 33 Corvallis 45 Drummond 21 Victor 33 Drummond 9 Seeley Swan 95 Drummond 4 Granite 55 Janie Jones, Annette Mannix, and Sharon Prieb Mrs. Starks, Coach DUTTON HEREFORD RANCH Drummond, Montana 16 WELCH'S TRUCK STOP Garrison, Montana .GETTING IT TOGETHER! Great Expectations! Terri, Annette, Sharon, Janie. The Thinker Bonnie M. H. Up, up and away! Kathy K. Keepaway? Betty and Janie Blood, Sweat and Tears. Lori L. TURMELL DEMAROIS CO. Missoula, Montana B-SQUAD B-Squad, L. TO R.: Manager Debbie Jones, Bernie Wangler, Joni Spackman, Sabra Dagel, Terri Skaggs, Lori Marler, Lori Luoma, Linda Reeves, Debbie Graybeal, Manager Annette Mannix; Coach Marcia Starks. SCORES Keep Away ! Terri S. DRUMMOND 25 DRUMMOND 9 DRUMMOND 20 DRUMMOND 10 DRUMMOND 10 DRUMMOND 18 DRUMMOND 17 DRUMMOND 13 DRUMMOND 19 DRUMMOND 17 DRUMMOND 15 DARBY 11 CORVALIS 23 ALBERTON 21 SEELEY SWAN 34 VICTOR 35 GRANITE 40 DARBY 16 FLORENCE 37 CORVALIS 26 ALBERTON 28 VICTOR 28 TABER WHITE TRUCK COMPANY East Missoula, Montana ANDERS OFFICE MACHINE CO. Missoula, Montana . . .GIRL'S BASKETBALL Stick 'em up! Gerri M. and Terri S. Dig that form! Bernie W. Agony of waiting ! Lori L. Up, up and away! Lori M. WALLEY'S PLACE Deer Lodge, Montana DUFFY'S HAUS DEER LODGE, MONTANA VARSITY ROUNDBALL.. . Big Red gets two against Victor. Ed C. Helmville Havelichek Ed C. COUGHLIN'S STORE Helmville, Montana The Bradshaw boys observe the Skinner technique ! Hey turkey, observe the stuff shot! Rick S. He went thataway Ray! Terry S. , MANNING TEXACO Hey look the Good Rich (?) Blimp! Drummond, Montana .. .GETS IT ON! STANDING L. TO R.: Coach O'Reilly, Ted Skinner, Dave Bradshaw, Monte Mason, Rick Skaggs, Konrad Berg, Joe Bradshaw, Dean Bray, Ed Coughlin, Manager Jay Martin. KNEELING L. TO R.: Ken Spackman, Lawrence Nelson, Terry Skinner. It looks exciting. Dave and Ken. SCORES DRUMMOND 82 SEELEY-SWAN 84 DRUMMOND 59 SEELEY-SWAN 52 DRUMMOND 73 SHERIDAN 69 DRUMMOND 65 ARLEE 64 DRUMMOND 72 FLORENCE 63 DRUMMOND 91 ALBERTON 56 DRUMMOND 62 SENTINEL SOPHS 64 (o. DRUMMOND 49 SUPERIOR 47 DRUMMOND 69 FRENCHTOWN 72 DRUMMOND 70 VICTOR 84 DRUMMOND 71 GRANITE 80 DRUMMOND 88 FLORENCE 79 DRUMMOND 64 ALBERTON 60 DRUMMOND 68 SUPERIOR 64 DRUMMOND 78 FRENCHTOWN 97 DRUMMOND 66 SENTINEL SOPHS 68 DRUMMOND 108 VICTOR 114 DRUMMOND 57 GRANITE 69 District Tournament DRUMMOND 66 SUPERIOR 67 DRUMMOND 63 GRANITE 78 The look of intelli- gence? Coach They're off and running! District Tourney SKY MOTEL Drummond, Montana Here I was... Dave, Joe, Ken, Dean. GREANY'S DRY GOODS Drummond, Montana P.G . on the fly ! Pat Glennon Leap, Rabbit! TROJAN JV'S. . . Typical Juniors—watching the women ! Bruce gets ready for the big night! Pistol Pat gets it on! JV's in action. Norbert on the drive ! Dave M. attempts two. Cheerleaders in action—Ho, Ho! WAGON WHEEL CAFE MOTEL Drummond, Montana 22 CLARK SMITH INSURANCE Drummond, Montana CAME ON STRONG! STANDING, L. TO R.: Manager Tracey Manley, Dan Hauptman, Randy Mannix, Bill Clawson, Clyde Gregory, Don Baker, David Mannix, Bob Baker, Leonard Madsen, Coach Douglas. KNEELING, L. TO R.: Dan Sallee, Dennis Sallee, Mark Marler, Erin Nelson, Bruce Parker, Manager Jay Martin. Coach Douglas? Dave M. - -again! Words of Wisdom. SCORES DRUMMOND 41 DRUMMOND 47 DRUMMOND 44 DRUMMOND 46 DRUMMOND 44 DRUMMOND 49 DRUMMOND 42 DRUMMOND 62 SEELEY-SWAN 46 SEELEY-SWAN 36 ARLEE 25 FLORENCE 36 ALBERTON 33 SENTINEL 51 SUPERIOR 30 FRENCHTOWN 41 DRUMMOND 52 DRUMMOND 45 DRUMMOND 47 DRUMMOND 44 DRUMMOND 61 DRUMMOND 65 DRUMMOND 62 DRUMMOND 29 VICTOR 60 GRANITE 49 FLORENCE 55 ALBERTON 28 SUPERIOR 40 FRENCHTOWN 41 SENTINEL 74 GRANITE 41 TURF BAR Drummond, Montana 23 MICKEY'S BAR G PALACE HOTEL Drummond, Montana c H E E R L E A D E R S A-Squad, L. TO R.: Sue Schulz, Mary Hultman, Diana Bradshaw, Alternate Merna Enman, Debbie Henderson. Hold 'em team! DRUMMOND PHARMACY Drummond, Montana Russian Dancers HONOR SOCIETY L. TO R.: Advisor; Miss Witherbee, Bruce Parker, Monte Mason, President; Evelyn Parker, Betty Bucher, Secretary; Debbie Henderson, Project Chairman; Diana Bradshaw, Vice-President; Karla Brunette. NOT PICTURED Terry Skinner. LIBRARY STAFF STANDING L. TO R.: Judy Martin, Betty Mason, Annette Clark, Miss Witherbee; Advisor, Sandra Ostler, Viki Milliron. SITTING: Debbie Jones and Leanna Terrel. NOT PICTURED Susie Skaggs. ANTHONY'S Deer Lodge, Montana 25 1ST SECURITY BANK Deer Lodge, Montana SOPHOMORES David Bradshaw Annette Clark Betty Bucher Lee Coleman Sabra Dagel Billy Clawson Marlyn Lacey 26 Mike Lee per Bonnie McGuire SOPHOMORES Don Pocha Linda Reeves Joni Spackman 27 Linda Zottnick Don Guizzo SNAPS OF '77 Kiss my what! !! Annette C. 93 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Missoula, Montana 28 WESTERN MONTANA CO-OP OIL CO. Missoula, Montana COOKS: Alice Martin, Pat Barker, Cleatus Smith. JANITOR: Don Close. SCHOOL PERSONNEL SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mickey Much more MOUNTAIN TRACTOR CO. Missoula, Montana SCHOOL BOARD: Sam Weaver, Stewart Hauptman, Cliff Nelson, Loren Arrington. SCHOOL NURSE: BUS DRIVERS: Bob Sackman, Stoney McGuire, Irene Schulz Joe Rennie, Marilyn Dagel. FACULTY Superintendent G. O. Munson Marcia Starks Home Economics I G II; FHA; Annual, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Track; Girls' P.E.; Drill Team; Pep Club; Freshman Advisor. Industrial Arts; General Math; Business Math; Algebra I; Senior Advisor. Social Studies; Boys' P.E.; Boys' Track; Junior Advisor. FACULTY Biology; Physical Science; Algebra II; Chemistry; Plane G Solid Geometry; Student Council. Commercial; Football Coach; Varsity Basketball Coach; Sopho- more Advisor. ANNUAL THE MERCAN Missoula, Mon ANNUAL STAFF AND ROYALTY L. TO R.: Joe Bradshaw, Denise Nelson, Bruce Parker, Janie Jones, Viki Milliron, Evelyn Parker, Mary Bucher, Debbie Jones, Advisor Mrs. Starks. Keith Dagel, Debbie Henderson. NOT SHOWN: Susie Skaggs. Officers, L. TO R.: Bruce Parker, Photography; Debbie Henderson, Editor; Viki Milliron, Class Editor; Debbie Jones, Assistant Editor; Joe Bradshaw, Sports Editor. Royalty: Debbie Jones, Junior; Annette Clark, Sophomore. U.S. PLYWOOD EVAN'S PRODUCTS Missoula, Montana Missoula, Montana Paper Staff, L. TO R.: Miss Witherbee Advisor; Keith Dagel, Boys' Sports; Annette Mannix, Girls' Sports; Janie Jones, Editor; Leanna Terrel, Assistant Editor. PEP CLUB OFFICERS EASING THE HASSLE? SCENE OR CAUSING A L. TO R.: Mrs. Starks, advisor; Keith Dagel, Student Council representative; Debbie Henderson, president; Janie Jones, secre- tary-treasurer; Viki Milliron, vice-president. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW, L. TO R.: Mike Leeper, Mr. Westcott, David Mannix, Monte Mason; 2ND ROW: Viki Milliron, Mary Bucher, Evelyn Parker, Betty Bucher, Dennis Sallee; 3RD ROW: Susie Skaggs, Myrla Ahlin, Denise Nelson, Annette Mannix; 4TH ROW: Keith Dagel, Joe Bradshaw. 34 L. TO R.: Evelyn Parker, president; Joe Bradshaw, vice-pres.; Denise Nelson, secretary-treasurer. GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: Leanna Terrel, Annette Clark, Sue Schulz, Karla Burnette, Mr. Turck. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: .Debbie Graybeal, Ruth Hauptman, Dianna Rennie, Bemie Wangler, Joni Spackman, Myrla Ahlin. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.:Jeanne Glennon, Annette Mannix, Robyn Needles, Marilyn Lacey, Linda Reeves, Nora Geary, Deanna Rennie. FOURTH ROW, L. TO R.: Lori Marler, Sharon Prieb, Betty Bucher, Julie Needles, Terri Skaggs, Mema Enman, Betty Mason, Tammy Smith. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: Tammy Smith, Dan Sallee, Clyde Gregory, David Mannix, Dennis Sallee, Diana Bradshaw, Mr. Turck. SECOND ROW, L. TO R.: Karla Burnette, Debbie Graybeal, Sharon Prieb, Monte Mason, Ted Skinner, Julie Needles, Merna Enman. THIRD ROW, L. TO R.: Leanna Terrel, Pat Glennon, Dean Bray, Ed Coughlin, Sue Schulz, Annette Mannix. NOT SHOWN, Terry Skinner. PROFESSIONAL PLAZA 35 ABM COMPANY Deer Lodge, Montana Deer Lodge, Montana BAND PERCUSSION: L. TO R., Sue Schulz, Mary Hultman, Annette Mannix, Merna Enman, Nicky Manley, Mr. Turck-Director, Mike Rennie. LOW WOODWINDS: L. TO R., Mary Bucher, Ken Dagel, Jeanne Glennon, Ted Skinner, Ruth Hauptman, Terri Skaggs, Sandra Ostler. LOW BRASS: L. TO R., Sandra Dagel, Chris Hendrix, Myrla Ahlin, Deanna Rennie, Sabra Dagel, Scott Hill, Raymond Reeves. HIGH WOODWINDS: L. TO R., Ken Stacey, Dean Bray, Joni Spackman, Marilyn Lacey, Betty Bucher, Lisa Enman, Linda Reeves, Lori Marler, Annette Clark, Diana Bradshaw. NOT SHOWN, Carmel Parker. HIGH BRASS: L. TO R., Connie Wickham, Betty Mason, Tracey Manley, Keith Dagel, Terry Skinner, Bernie Wangler, Randy Wangler. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MISSOULA,-Missoula, Montana OFFICERS: Sue Schulz-Secretary, Sandra Ostler- Librarian, Annette Mannix-Student Council Rep. , Ted Skinner-President, Diana Bradshaw-Vice-Pres. CHALET BEAR-MOUTH Drummond, MT STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Trumpet power! Bernie W. Freshman singers. LAST ROW, Terri Skaggs. MIDDLE ROW, Jeanne Glennon, Deanna Rennie, Linda Reeves, Lori Marler. FIRST ROW, Bernie Wangler, Ruth Hauptman, Dianna Rennie, Nora Geary. This year Drummond's music department ran away with many high marks at State Music Festival in Bozeman. The Stage Band and Concert Band were both awarded Superior ratings at District Festival in Butte. Those students who received Superior ratings at State were: Bernie Wangler, Marilyn Lacey, Dean Bray, Mema Enman, Annette Mannix, Joni Spackman, Sue Schulz. Our school is very proud of its fine music department and its director Mr. Turck. THE BLUE MOODS STANDING, L. TO R.: Keith Dagel, Terry Skinner, Betty Mason, Bernie Wangler, Mema Enman, Chris Hendrix, Director Phil Turck, Annette Mannix, Deanna Rennie, Scott Hill. SITTING, L. TO R.: Mary Bucher, Joni Spackman, Dean Bray, Sandra Ostler, Sue Schulz. 37 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA Officers, L. TO R.: Susie Skaggs, Student Council Rep.; Janie Jones, Reporter; Viki Milliron, Parlimentarian; Mema Enman, President; Mrs. Starks, Advisor; Sue Schulz, Vice-President; Linda Reeves, Song Leader; Joni Spackman, Secretary-Treasurer. Introducing new officers. FHA members, SITTING L. TO R.: Judy Martin, Sabra Dagel, Nora Geary, Myrla Ahlin, Jeanne Glennon, Terri Skaggs, Marilyn Lacey, Mary Bucher, Julie Needles, Robyn Needles, Betty Bucher, Linda Zottnick, Susan McKee, Denise Nelson, Sandra Ostler. KNEELING L. TO R.: Lori Marler, Bernie Wangler, Sue Schulz, Merna Enman, Janie Jones, Linda Reeves, Viki Milliron, Joni Spackman, Debbie Henderson, Diana Bradshaw. NOT SHOWN, Susie Skaggs. WESTERN MONTANA NATIONAL BANK Missoula, Montana SADIE HAWKINS LIL' ABNER: Bob Baker DAISY MAE: Terri Skaggs. Best dressed couple: Terry Skinner and Diana THE SHOW MUST GO ON Candidates, L. TO R.: Sophomore, Leonard Madsen; Senior, Walker Jolly; Freshman, Terry Needles; Sophomore, Betty Bucher; Junior, Cathy Kendall; Senior, Mary Bucher. Bradshaw. LIL ABNER and DAISY MAE show their stuff! TROJAN POWER! Ted, Ed, and Terry Another game of leap frog? Pat G. Eat your heart out Harvey, I 've got this one aced ! Joe B. MAKING AND BREAKING i ■ RECORDS STANDING, L. TO R.: Coach Don Anderson, Don Baker, Leonard Madsen, Dean Bray, Mike Nelson, Ted Skinner, Ken Spackman, Bob Baker, Keith Dagel, Konrad Berg. SITTING, L. TO R.: Joe Bradshaw, Brad Adler, Erin Nelson, Pat Glennon, Ed Coughlin, Dennis Sallee, Terry Skinner, Dan Sallee, Jay Martin. Boys' Track started in a gust of snow, and ended up with a third place trophy from District trackmeet in Superior. Many honors were achieved this season. Joe Bradshaw broke three school records in the 180 yd. low hurdles, the discus and the shotput. Pat Glennon broke the 120 yd. high hurdles record, and Terry Skinner made a new mark for the 440 yd. run. The mile relay team made history at every meet they went to, and took first at State with a time of 3:33.7. All in all, the boys had a very successful season which they can be proud of! Who me—afraid of heights? Ed C. COMINCO AMERICAN INC. Drummond, Montana What a hair-raising ex- perience ! Ted S. STANDING, L. TO R.: Diana Bradshaw, Mary Hultman, Betty Bucher, Denise Nelson, Nora Geary, Coach Marcia Starks. SITTING, L. TO R.: Mary Bucher, Mema Enman, Lori Marler, Terri Skaggs, Jeanne Glennon, Ruth Hauptman, Bernie Wangler. Ugh ! Jeanne G. One more mile! Betty B. What--another nose dive? Denise N. Look, I can fly! Ruth H. Girls in new blue sweats could be seen during the spring months of 1975th running the loop of Drummond. Girls track got off to a fast and snowy start. This year we gained a new track star when Seely-Swan's record-holding Mary Hultman transferred to Drummond. She advanced to Divi- sional and State in the 100, 220, and 440. Betty Bucher became our mile runner, advancing to State. Mary Bucher represented us at Divisonal in the shotput, and the 880 medley relay placed fifth at Divisional in Missoula. Flip, flop! Terri S. Let's twist! Mary B. Got you Fran! Mary Hultman LETTER E. Coughlin G Rick S. K. Spackman R. Skaggs FROSTY FREEZE Drummond, Montana MEN Ken Spackman Ed Coughlin Pat Glennon Ted Skinner Terry Skinner Joe Bradshaw Rick Skaggs Mike Nelson Dean Bray Monte Mason Konrad Berg Bob Baker David Mannix Clyde Gregory David Bradshaw Dan Hauptman Bill Clawson Mark Marler Don Baker J. Bradshaw WOMEN Mary Hultman Janie Jones Annette Mannix Mary Bucher Debbie Jones Kathy Kendall Betty Mason Bonnie McGuire Sabra Dagel Linda Reeves Betty Bucher Annette Clark Joni Spackman Ruth Hauptman Terri Skaggs Lori Marler Lori Luoma J. Jones B. McGuire -- J. Bradshaw Terry S. Terry S. G Pat G. 42 BULLSHIPPER'S GAS CO. Drummond, Montana CLASS OF '76 Konrad Berg Debbie Jones Cathy Kendall 44 David Mannix CLASS OF '76 Jay Martin Monte Mason Julie Needles Denise Nelson I Mike Nelson Rick Skaggs Martha Stacy Sue Schulz Tammy Smith Bruce Parker Terry Skinner 45 Sandra Ostler Ted Skinner Leanna Terrel JUNIORS ON THE GO Look at the size of that thing! Pat G. and Joe B. Class officers, L. TO R.: Mr. Anderson, sponsor; David Mannix, vice-president; Debbie Jones, secretary-treasurer; Monte Mason, president. 46 Tastes OK to me. Ed C. Hitchin a ride! Clyde G. and Debbie J. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY: HEADIN' FOR A WEDDIN' On November 15, 1974, the Jr. class hillbillies came to town for the presentation of Headin' for a Weddin1. The play was a comedy in three acts and main characters were Debbie Jones and Dean Bray. It was directed by Susan Witherbee, and was a total success for the Class of '76! L. TO R.: Rick S., Leanna T., Jay M. , Ed C., Debbie J., Sandra O. , Karla B., Bruce P., Martha S., Cathy K., Sue S., Merna E. NOT SHOWN, Joe B. , DeanB., Pat G., Dave M., Denise N. THE CUSTER'S LAST STAND SENIOR CLASS PLAY Wahoo ! The Indians are coming! This was all part of the Senior class play, The Custer's Last Stand , pre- sented on April 18, 1975. It was a farce in three acts, and was directed by Susan Witherbee and John Pozder. Main characters were Annette Mannix, Keith Dagel, Kim Brazil, and Debbie Henderson. It was filled with action and laughs, and was enjoyed by all. We're staying, and that's that! Diana B. and Mary B. PEAVY COMPANY Deerlodge, Montana 47 BILL'S FOOD CENTER Drummond, Montana 'TIME IN A BOTTLE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Heave a sigh of relief--it's over! Mr. Anderson. Getting ready for the big moment! Prom attendants Shawna McGuire, Jerry Mentzer, and Susan Parker. Does anyone know what's going on around here? Dance to the music. Let's waltz! SENIORS OF '75 MARY KAREN HULTMAN Transferred from Seely-Swan High School 4; D.H.S. Band 4; Pep Club 4; Girls Track 4; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4; Drama 4; Class Secre- tary 4. P o L L Y P EVELYN G. PARKER Girls Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Journalism 4; Girls Track 2; DRUMMONDA Queen 2; Drama 3,4; Usher for Bacca- laureate 3; Student Council 4; President 4; Class Secretary 2; Girls State Delegate 3; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Secretary' 3; President 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Co-captain 4; High School Week Delegate 4. KEITH DUANE DAG EL D.H.S. Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Trumpet Duet 1,3; Trumpet Trio 2; Brass Fnsemble 2; Trumpet Quartet 4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Journalism 4; Boys Sports Editor 4; Photographer 4; Football 2; Boys Track 1,2, 3,4; JV Basketball Mana- ger 2; Lil Abner Candidate I; Drama 3,4; Student Council 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Boys Chorus 1; Prom King 4. 50 SENIORS OF '75 DIA NA L'YN N’ B RADSHA W Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 4; D.H.S. Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Clarinet Choir 3, 4; Saxaphone Quartet 2; Clarinet Trio 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Varsity Basketball 2; Girls Track 1,2,3,4; Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader Alternate 1; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4; FHA 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Daisy Mae Candidate 1; Drama 3,4; Usher for Graduation 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Project Chairman 3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Co-cap- tain 4; Librarian 3; Band Vice-President 4; Representative to Student Council 2; Music Camp Delegate 2. LAWRENCE L. NELSON Boys Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Boys JV Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Drama 3; Lil Abner Candidate 3. E DEBRA JEAN HENDERSON Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Journalism 3,4; DRUMMONDA Assistant Editor 3; DRUMMONDA Editor 4; Girls Track 2, 3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4; FHA 4; Homecoming Queen 3; DRUMMONDA Queen Candidate 1; Drama 3,4; Usher for Graduation 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Secretary 4; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4; High School Week Delegate 4. 51 SENIORS OF '75 Journalism 3,4; Business Manager 4; Librarian 4; Girls Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Girls Track 1,2,3; FHA 2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Drama 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class President 3; Alternate to Girls State 3. K! I L L VIKI L. MILLIRON Girls Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; Journalism 4; Class Editor 4; FHA 1.2, 3,4; Historian 2; Parliamen- tarian 4; Daisy Mae Candidate 2; Drama 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4; Drill Team 1,2,4; Librarian 4; Prom Queen 4. 52 JAMES PITCHER JANIE LOUISE JONES I Girls Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary-treasurer 4; Journalism 3,4; Rocky Ranger Assistant Editor 3; Rocky Ranger Editor 4; Girls Varsity Basketball 3,4; Girls Track Manager 4; FHA 3,4; Reporter 4; Drama 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Drill Team 4. SENIORS OF 75 Mixed Ensemble 4; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Percussion Ensemble 2,3,4; Percussion Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Journalism 4; Girls Sports Editor 4; Girls Track 2; Girls Track Manager 4; Girls Varsity Basketball Manager 4; FHA 1,2,3; Reporter 2; Secretary 3; DRUMMONDA Queen 3; Drama 3,4; Usher for Baccalaureate 3; Student Council 4; Band Repre- sentative to Student Council 3; Drill Team 1,2, 3,4. 53 SENIORS OF R MARY DIANE BUCHER Band 1,2, 3,4; State Music Festi- val 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; All State Band 3; Saxaphonc Duet 1; Saxaphone Quartet 2; Woodwind Ensemble 3; Saxaphonc Quintet 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; Girls Track 2,3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; FHA State Convention 4; Daisy Mae Candidate 4; Drama 3,4; Student Council 4; Cla?s President 4; High School Week Delegate 4. NOT SHOWN: ALBERT JAY KROLL Boys Chorus 1; Mixed Ensemble 1; Boys JV Basketball 1; Student Council 2; Class President 2; Transferred to Helena 3; Transferred from Helena 4. CLAYTON WALKER JOLLY Transferred from Deer Trail School 4; Lil Abner Candidate 4. 54 GETTING IT TOGETHER.. .in Spokane ! SENIOR M E M 0 R 1 EBoy and Girl Staters: Ken Spackman, Alter- nate Susie Skaggs, Keith Dagel, Evelyn Parker. S What are you guys up to? John P. DY-NO-M1TE! Walker J. You've got to be smarter How disgusting! than the sliderule ! John Annette M. High School Week delegates: Mary Bucher, Evelyn Parker, Debbie Henderson. We've all gone bananas! 55 Class officers: Viki Milliron, vice-pres.; John Pozder sponsor; Mary Bucher, president; Mary Hultman, secretary-treasurer. JANIE L. JONES VIKI L. MILLIRON VALEDICTORIAN CO-SALUTATORIAN5 BETTY CROCKER AND SILVER KEY STERLING SILVERWARE EVELYN G. PARKER DIANA LYNN BRADSHAW DEBRA JEAN HENDERSON The Silver Key Award is given by the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association to a member of the Paper and Annual Staff who has given the most of their time and ability. The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award is presented to a senior home economics student who achieves the highest score in a written knowledge and attitude examination. The four piece sterling silverware award is given to a senior girl who displays the highest interest and achievement in the field of home economics. Once again on August 28, 1974, the halls of D. H. S. were filled with the sounds of another beginning school year. As usual, the first event to get underway was the election of officers in the various classes and organizations. As the month of September rolled around, things began to liven up as Girls' basketball practice began. The Trojan teams in- cluded 17 members, two of whom were returning seniors. For 2% weeks, they worked out hard and then Coach Marcia Starks pronounced them ready for their first game with Darby, September 20. Out of the 14 games played during the season, A-squad won 1 and lost 13. B-squad, after playing 11 games, won 2 and lost 9. The season ended in a sudden death game against Victor at District Tournament. The girls grasped at victory, but came 2 points away from it with a final score of 21-23. The boys were not to be outdone by the girls however, and they began sparking up a flame in football. Making up the blue and white football machine were 21 rough and ready guys, plus Coach Jerry O'Reilly, and Assistant Coach Jerry Douglas. The Trojan football statistics were 3 victories and 3 losses. All in all, they had a super season. Also, during the month of September other various activities such as the Freshman Welcome party, the annual party, the Senior Pie Sale, and the Freshman Chile Feed took place to keep everyone busy. The coming of October brought one of the big events of the year--Homecoming! Starting off the festivities was Crazy Daze, followed by the traditional snake dance and bonfire on the 4th. Saturday, the 5th, began with the Homecoming parade, and then the Trojan football game with Florence. The mighty Trojans defeated the Falcons with a final score of 42-16. Saturday evening the Homecoming dance was held, honoring the classes of '46 and '64. The Homecoming activities were brought to a climax by the crowning of Senior, Diana Bradshaw as the new 1974 Homecoming Queen, Also during tire month of October was the Senior Soc Hop held the night of the 19th. November proved to be a busy month as Boys' basketball teams started practice. Mr. O'Reilly coached A-squad with its 11 members, and Mr. Douglas took care of B-squad and its 14 members. After playing 20 games the Trojans came out with 8 victories and 12 losses. At District Tournament the boys lost the 2 games they played, but gave their best efforts. The JV's, after playing 16 games, won 9 and lost 7. I Other activities of November were the Junior class play, the Freshman Return party, and the Sophomore pancake supper. In December the high-stepping Drumrdond month was cut short by the comipg of the season together with a party. T1 ire wer Janettes were chosen. This group included 16 members and 4 alternates. The rtmas vacation. However, the students of D. H. S. celebrated the Yuletide popcorn balls, presents, ind a real live Santa and his elf in green. first semester of the 1974-75 ghted the month by becoming Beginning the new year of 1975, the month of January had its share of busy goings-on. T1 school year ended, so all studen and teachers were busy with tests. Ruth Hauptman hig] the new 1975 Annual Queen. February marked the end of the Boys' basketball season with the District Tournament in Missoula, Also taking place were the Senior Beef Raffle, which brought in lots of money. Snow drifts and cold weather broil jhtinthe month of March, and also the beginning of track season. Mrs. Starks was coach of the girls team, and Mr. Andei on had control of the boys. The weather posed a difficult problem to the thinclads, but they worked as hard as they coul and were soon in shape for their meets throughout the season. The FHA was busy with their District Convention, and the Sadie Hawkins dance. The Juniors tried an old trick Stgain and hosted the Second Annual Junior Spaghetti Dinner. Intramural volleyball tournaments began and ended with Bradshaw's Brewers and the champs. April was another busy month for everyone. District Music Festival was held in Butte, and the music students came home with a total of 6 Superior ratings, 12 Excellent, and 1 Good. The D. H. S. band, stage band, and chorus received 2 Superior and 1 Excellent rating. Another big day came in April with the arrival of the Junior Prom. The theme was Time In a Bottle , and Oaken Lyon of Missoula provided music. Mr. Anderson and the Juniors worked hard and put on a beautiful prom. It was brought to a close by the crowning of Viki Milliron as queen and Keith Dagel as king. Also taking place in April was the Senior class play. May, the last and final month of the school year, finally came to be! The music department was busy with State Music Festival and the band's memorable trip to Belt. May was a big month for the Seniors because it brought Senior Privileges! They put in their last day on the 9th, and left for Spokane on Skip the 13th. They had barely returned home, and it was time for graduation on the 19th. 3 The D. H. S. track teams were kept on their toes with the coming of District, Divisional, and State track meets. Both teams had very successful seasons, and 1 star thin-clads turned out to be Mary Hultman and Joe Bradshaw. School officially ended on the 30th day of May. and events which we can never forget! To sum it all up, the year of 1974-1975 was a great one, full of me lories REMEMBER.... ... the soap in the Freshmen's beans? footba11 pep Assembly? (Wrong class Butch--you're not a Freshman anymore! .. . THE BIG FIFTEEN! ... John Clawson's squeals? ... Gene C. and his little arrows at the assembly? .. .the Sophomore Pancake Supper? ... the Senior Soc Hop? (oh well) ... Rabbit hunting (at the Jr. play) .. . David Mannix's B-24 in English class? ... the popcorn party in Annual class? ... the HOT Jr. Float (get it?) •.. Mr. Anderson's Christmas scramble grams? ... Santa and his elf at the Christmas party? ... the time the Seniors won the Pep Stick? ... the three sets of twins in school (triple trouble!) ... the hassle trying to get the pb . . . when Sue and the ref went for .. . the Trojans ugly basketball__ ... the cheerleaders ugly cheerleading . . . when Joe B. squirted the ref h ‘ .. . the Drill Team at Heart .. . the mooiislm} i he mtstrv.1% H jJl • i' -V : I'ji . « Ed tooRtfirtaf second, and third in the 440 at French-fd F 4 7 ? (doer anyone ivantto?) 4. ’ ‘ j 1 ?£j stival? I 4 ■ . i-ng performance ai Fred in The Custer's Last Stand? ZiXY7?- i Pa tti Dinner! thamiitp pjac fcophy at District Trackmeet (wait 'til next year!) Senior privileges? i ? Seniors ride ot to Spokane (huh, Swede, K£n, Gene, and Keith)? .. .the unwefcome guests who visited the boy’s rooms on Skip? .. 4:he Senior party ( n, Annette?) • .. the - rearjpo lay team this year? A tr ck team scored this season? djier during 1974-1975? %, 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. FIVE DOLLAR ADS DRUMMOND MERCHANTS B T Logging Co. (Buck John) Compliments of F. M. Durfee Drummond Garage Bill’s Towing and Repair Tri-County Construction Swede's Place Durfee Oil Company Applegate's Furniture Hardware D-M Cafe Pix Theatre Skaggs Disposal HALL MERCHANTS ja W. F. Johnson Radtke Ranch X-Diamond Bar Ranch Gerald Mason Family Ki Brogan Brothers Evan £ Dora Kolbeck Bushby Apiaries Charles Margo Bowers Hall, Meat £ Grocery JOHN MAR YWELL Stewart Hauptman Family HELMVILLF MERCHANTS Tommy Geary Margurite T. Heller Matti Ranch Pocha Ranch Hamiltons Wales Brothers Ranch Bob Ostler Bob and Joanne Sackraan DEER LODGE MERCHANTS Crichton Hardware Inc. Rase McCrea Furniture Deer Lodge Federal Savings £ Loan Flower Palace Gold Creek Store Deer Lodge Paint £ Glass Wardrobe Cleaners Deer Lodge Shoe Repair Willie's Conoco Bud's A £ W Haviland Insuracne Incorporated Mr. £ Mrs. John Henry's Haitt's Sporting Goods Ken Mar Lanes Clinic Rexall Drug John's Tune-Up Sherlock Standard Service Comer Bar Deer Lodge Jewelry Mount Powell Service Pat's Place R-B Drive-In Wallin Ford Village Inn Daniels and Mizner Silver State Post Coast-to-Coast Store Thompson Photo Shop D. £ L. Auto Aupply Shaw Agency 4-B's Cafe Peavy Company IGA Vall ey Foods, Inc. 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