Drummond High School - Drummonda Yearbook (Drummond, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1982 volume:

1982 DRUMMONDA PUBLISHED BY THE DRUMMOND HIGH SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS CLASS DRUMMOND TROJANS DRUMMOND, MONTANA DEDICATION JEAN ALICE VICKIE We the Class of 1982, wish to dedicate this year's edition of the Drummonda to the school cooks, Alice Martin, Vickie Skaggs and Jean McMahan. These three people are very deserving of this honor for the faithful service that they have provided the students of Drummond Public Schools. It is not an easy task to prepare meals that will suit the appetites of the number of students that pass through the lunch line each day. They are always there to listen to the many complaints that are given over the course of the school year, and they give many of the students a great deal of encouragement. We, therefore, wish to thank Alice, Vickie and Jean for a job well done. ADMINISTRATION THEY MAKE ALL THE DECISIONS KAREN DESROSIER HELEN SCHAFFER A R Y Seated L to R: Jim Struna and Tom McGowan Standing L to R: Gene McFarland and Cliff Nelson The job of the school administration is to make all the decisions regarding the operating and running of the school. Superintendent Dale Huhtanen had a very busy year as did all the members of the school board in trying to get a new elementary school bond issue passed for the purpose of building a new elementary school. There were several public meetings held, but the bond issue was turned down at the polls. The administration did a very commendable job in the decision making process during the school year. 4 MISTER ANDERSON History, Sociology, Govern- ment, P.E., Track Coach, Stu- dent Council Advisor Home Ec.. Cheerleading Advi- sor. F.H.A. MISS w MISTER OBERWEISER MISTER BRADSHAW Physics. Biology. Physical Science, Asst. Track Coach MISTER DYER Algebra 1 2. Geometry, Ad- vanced Math, Football Coach Band. Chorus. MISTER HUENINK German MISSES HUHTANEN MISTER PUZDER Guidance, Boys J.V. B-Ball Coach. Asst. F-Ball Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor, National Honor Society. Shop. Math, Junior Class Ad- visor MISTER EGENSPERGER Typing, Accounting. Business Law. Secretarial Practice. Boys B-Ball Coach, Asst. F- Ball Coach. Freshman Class Advisor. Pep Club Advisor, Boys Athletic Advisor. English. Annual. Drama. Sen- ior Class Advisor, Journalism MISTER 5 THEY PROVIDED NOURISHMENT The three people who provided the school with nourishing meals each day were Jean McMahan, Alice Martin and Vicki Skaggs. It was their job to make sure that each of the students at DHS and Drummond Elementary School received the nutritional requirements. Sometimes a thankless job, they, nevertheless, did the best job possible. THEY DROVE THE BUSES Roberta Rennie. Bob Sackman and Earlene Adler were the three responsible bus drivers who transported the students to and from school. It is a job that carries a great deal of trust and responsibility. Roberta drove the route to Hall. It was Bob’s job to get the students in from Helmville, and Earlene drove the long route to Rock Creek. In good weather and bad. these three got the students to school. Thank you, Roberta, Bob and Earlene, for a job well done. The task of custodian is not an easy one. Dennis Perry did a very commendable job keeping the school clean and warm. Dennis was al- ways there to lend assistance whenever needed. Although a bit camera shy, this was the only place when Dennis was not seen around the school. Thanks, Dennis and keep up the good work. 6 Seniors Thomas R. Ahlin Sondra F. Baker Darcy M. Brazill Amanda J. Burton Harold R. Clute Sherry M. Clute Robin G. Cochrell Bonnie J. Conat John C. Coughlin Donna E. DiMaggio Steve M. Fackler Ralph 0. Gentry Jr Rosina R. Jesse Brent R. Mannix Douglas P. Martin Thomas K. Nelson Julie Parker Karmen K. Stenerson Lyle A. Weaver Jeanette Wickham Tom Ahlin-Football 1,2; Boys’ Basketball B-l. A-2.3.4; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Class President 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Band 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Mix Chorus 4; Vice President 2; Student Council Rep. 2,4; Intermurals 1.2,3.4; Homecoming Escort 1,4; Jazz Band 4. Sondra Baker-Track 2,3.4; State Track 3; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 1.2,4; Mix Chorus 4; Library 4; Cheerleader 1-4; Homecoming Queen Cand. 1; Editor of Paper 4; Secretary-Treasurer Annual 4; Daisy Mae Cand. 3; Intramural 4; State Music 4; State Track 4; Darcy Brazill-Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Letterman’s Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3; F.H.A. Vice President 3; Student Council 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; B-Cheerleader 3; A-Cheerleader 4; State Music 2; Jazz Band 2,4; Amanda Burton-Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Class Plays 3,4; Journalism 3; Harold Clute-B-Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2,3: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3; Class Plays 3.4; Library 3.4; Sherry Clute-Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. V.P. 4; Class Plays 3; Journalism 4: Library 4; Bonnie Conat-A-Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural 3.4: Pep Club 1.2,3; Letterman’s Club 1.2; F.H.A. 1; Class Plays 4; B-Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Queen Cand. 1; Jack Coughlin-Football 1,2,3,4; B-Basketball 1; A-Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; State Track 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Plays 3,4; Class Vice President 4; State Track 4; Dolli DiMaggio-Girls Basketball B-l; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1.2.4; Steve Fackler-Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Class Plays 3,4; Journalism 4; Buddy Gentry-B-Basketball 1,2,3; Track2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Letterman's Club 3.4; Student Council 1,3,4; Band 1,2.3; Class Plays 3.4; Journalism 3; Class President 1; Boys State 3 Mike Hill-Basketball Manager 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Pres. 4; Band 1,2; Class Plays 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3; Journalism 3; Class V. President 2,3; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Intermural 1,2,4; Robin (Jackson) Cochrell-Girls Basketball B-l,2; Track 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3.4; Student Council 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; Class Plays 3.4; Chorus 1,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Cheerleader B-l Cheerleader A-2.3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Sec-Treas. 1.2,3,4; State Music 4; Rosina Jesse-Girls Basketball B-l,2; Track 1,2; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Plays 3; Chorus 1,2; Class Pres. 3; Annual Queen Cand. 1; Brent Mannix-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball A-l.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; State Track 2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 1.2,3.4; Student Council 2,4; Pres. 4; Class Plays 3.4; Class Pres. 2; Boys State 3; State Track 4; Doug Martin-Football 1,2,4; Basketball B-2, A-3,4; Track 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Plays 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2; State Track 4; Thomas Nelson-Football 1,2,3; Boys Basketball B-l ,3; A-3,4; Track 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3; Intermural V-Ball 1,2; Lil Abner 2; Julie Parker-Track 1,2,3; Pep club 1.2,3.4; Sec. 4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3.4; Student Council 4; Sec. 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Class Plays 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3; Library 1; Football Cheerleader 4; B-Ball Cheerleader B-l Journalism 3; Annual Queen 4; Karmen Stenerson-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Class Plays 3; Chorus 1,3; Journalism 3; Library 2,3; Cheerleader 3; Intermurals 3; Andy Weaver-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball B-l,2; A-3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vp. 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Band 2,3,4; Class Plays 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Journalism 3; Annual Queen Ex. 3; Prom King 4; intermurals 2; Jazz Band 4; Jeanette Wickham-Basketball B-l,2. A-3; Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Class Plays 3,4; Library 4; Class V.P. 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Band 2; Jazz Band 2; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Mixed 4; Journalism 3; Cheerleader B-2,3; Girls State 3; Annual Queen 3; Daisy Mae Cand. 1; State Music 2; THE CLASS OF 1982 REMEMBERS when we had a Frisbie game in the English room, when Bonnie had a birthday party, when Mr. Hull got “hula bowled”, when we heard “Dig a Little Deeper in the Well” from Missoula to Seattle playing “Spoons” with “kisses’, the super barbecue and water fight, when Julie got “Buzzed” by Brent, when Tom missed the step during the final act of the play, our greeaaatt Senior Class Float, when Jack got the wrong house dur- ing the play. when Julie and Darcy had an encoun- ter with Canadian sailors, how we wished that the bus would break down and it did. our V.I.P. tour of the Kingdome. how P-burg showed up at OUR motel in Seattle. how we were grossed out by the go- rilla. our super Junior Prom. 12 Class of “82” Performs Rest Assured Tom Ahlin.......................Mr. Morlock Julie Parker....................Mrs. Morlock Sondra Baker....................Mary Darcy Brazill...................Jessica Buddy Pruitt....................Luigi Lanconi Andy Weaver.....................Joe Lanconi Bonnie Conat....................Martha Steve Fackler...................Lucifer Robin Jackson...................Miss Akers Doug Martin.....................George Plew Brent Mannix....................Dr. Brown Jack Coughlin...................Mr. Black Jeanette Wickham................Mildred Amanda Burton...................Mrs. Schmaltz Luigi's walking in his sleep! Brent are you nervous I think he's crazy Dr. Brown Three’s Company, huh Jack!!! I’m Lucifer If you need me Mrs. Morlock Just call. I've come to take you down below. I don't understand ?! $ 13 CLASS OF '82 GOES TO SEATTLE - FUN TIMES “ALL OF THE MONKEYS ARENT IN THE ZOO!! “Thomas Nelson, you get out of there right now!” “I wonder why the giraffe has a long neck! “Soakin up some Seattle sun, huh? The Class of 1982 earned enough money to make a trip to Seattle and they really enjoyed themselves. The class left Drummond on April 30th and returned on May 5th. The chaperones were Mr. Mrs. Bert Mannix, Mr. Larry Hull and Bud Rowley, our bus driver. Some of the highlights that the class enjoyed were the tours of the Kingdome and the zoo. the ferryboat trip to Bremerton and the Seattle Science Center, where the Space needle was located. It was a very enjoyable time, one that the Class will long remember. 14 Juniors Class of 1983 Juniors John Alt Jim Bailey Sam Bignell Cory Bradshaw Kayleen Jesse Dean Jones Ranee Jones Kevin Lorensen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dee Bray Barbara Clute Brett Clute Richard Clute Scott Mansfield Brad Martinson Corky Mason Lee Mason V 16 Normal Junior Class?? Stud Man Rick A Sprinkle a Day . . , 17 CLASS OF 1984 SOPHOMORES Tracy Fickler Susan Hendricks Brian Lavendar-Picture.. not available Eric Lemm PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Cherie Cannon Wanda Clute Tim Cooper Kyle Fickler Daren Peterson Jean Pocha Michelle Reeves Jeff Skaggs 19 CLASS OF 1984 FUN TIMES “Hi There!” “I used my TICKLE today. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.” Honest!!” Freshmen Class of 1985 - Freshman Larae Enman Wade Fickler Dallas Field Jim Henderson' David Brown Ron Cowan Margi Clute Sandi DiMaggio L- Marcy Houtchens Nancy Jelletich Chris Mansfield Maretta McGowan 22 PEP CLUB GENERATED SPIRIT Buddy Pruitt: President Andy Weaver: Vice President Darcy Brazill: Secretary PEP CLUB OFFICERS 26 Front Row; Dolii, Sherry. Kayleen, Christi. Miss Fleming Middle Row; Maretta, Sandi. Trinette, Jodi Back Row; Wanda. Margi O Representative of Student Council. President. Vice President. Secretary Kayleen J. Dolii D. Sherry C. Christi M 27 L. to R.; Back Row: Jeanette Wickam, Sondra Baker. Robin Jackson. Darcy Brazil. Middle Row: Pam McMahan, Wendy Miskiv, Kayleen Jesse, Bonnie Weaver, Maretta McGowan. Front Row: Connie Nelson. Michelle Reeves, Mary McGuire. Lisa Luoma, Tracy Fickler, LaRae Enman, Lisa Sullivan, Snadi DiMaggro. 28 L. to R.; Back Row: Buddy Pruit. Brent Mannix. Jack Coughlin. Doug Martin. Andy Weaver. Tom Ahlin, Harold Clute. Middle Row: Kevin Lorenson, Sam Bignell. Cory Bradshaw. Dee Bray. Brett Clute. Rick Clute. Ranee Jones. Back Row: Eric Peterson. Larry Nelson. Jeff Skaggs. Eric Lemm. Don Nahrgang. Kyle Fickler. Jimmy Henderson. 29 BAND AND CHORUS MADE GOOD MUSIC ALL STATE CHOIR The DHS music Department got a big shot in the arm with the hiring of Mr. Jeff Huenink to take over the direction. In his first year at DHS Mr. Huenink got things turned around and the band and chorus have never sounded better. We can all be justifiably proud of our music department. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! D. H. S. HOSTS MUSIC MEET Drummond High School was the scene of a music meet held among schools from Alberton, Phillipsburg. Sheridan and Drummond. The meet was a warm-up to the District Music Meet and was organized through the efforts of Music Director Jeff Huenink. It gave the musicians from around the area an opportunity to work with one another and also be under the direction of different music directors. The day-long program concluded with a concert to the public which featured a singing group from Western Montana College. Mr. Huenink wishes to keep this as an annual event. 31 STUDENT COUNCIL GOVERNED DHS Top Row L to R. Mr. A”, Jack C., Tom A.. Doug M.. Brent M : 2nd Row. Bud P . Lisa L., Darcy B.t Julie P.: 3rd Row. Andy W.. LaRae E.. Nancy J.. Susan H.. Kayleen J.: 4th Row. Don N.. Barbara C.. Dee B.. Kevin L. The Student Council under the leader- ship of Brent Mannix did a very good job this year. It was instrumental in getting PRESIDENT BRENT MANNIX SECRETARY JULIE PARKER some new ideas started. The Home- coming Parade and Dance, which is the responsibility of the Council was a very big success this year. Those individuals representing their respective classes this year were: Seniors. Tom Ahlin and Jack Coughlin; Juniors. Kevin Lorensen and Barbi Clute; Sophomores. Kyle Fickler, Lisa Luoma and Don Nahrgang; Freshmen. LaRae Enman. Wade Fickler, Nancy Jelletich and Chris Mansfield. Mr. A provided the guid- ance necessary for a very good year. 6-7. Boys And Girls State L to R. Buddy. Brent. Jeanette, attended at Carroll College in Dil- lon. For girls State there was Jeanette Wickham. Attending at Dillon for Boys State was Buddy Gentry and Brent Mannix. The student who went to State learned about the government from all three levels. L to R. Darcy, Jack. Bonnie These are the Drummond High School students who attended the U of M days on April Standing L-R: Connie Nelson. Eric Grisby. Susan Hendricks. Jodi Stenerson. Mr. Hull Sitting L-R: Sherry Clute, Sondra Baker, Steve Fackler. Annual Class 34 Athletics Trojan Football L to R. Mr. Eggensperger, Mr. Oberweiser. Tom Ahlin, Dee Bray, Brent Mannix, Andy Weaver, Cory Bradshaw, Doug Martin, Jack Coughlin, Sam Bignell, Kevin Lorensen. Mr. Dyer. Ranee Jones, Kyle Fickler, Jeff Skaggs, Jim Henderson, Eric Peterson. Larry Nelson, Don Nargang Eric Lemm, Manager J.C. Holland, Cheerleaders: L to R. Julie Parker, Darcy Brazil, Wendy Miskiv. Cristie Mansfield. Offense Defense L. to R. Jack Coughlin. Cory Bradshaw. Jeff Skaggs, Brent Mannix, L. to R. Cory Bradshaw. Eric Lemm. Sam Bignell. Andy Weaver, Andy Weaver, Sam Bignell, Eric Lemm, Doug Martin. Jack Coughlin, Jeff Skaggs. Doug Martin. 36 Don’t be chicken Brent Kill'em Touchdown I lost my Contact Lens Drummond 22 Arlee Drummond 38 Seeley Swan Drummond 14 Philipsburg Drummond 40 Albertson Drummond 46 St. Regis Drummond 48 Victor Drummond 16 Charlo Drummond 46 Hot Springs Montana Overtime Playoff Game 37 It’s Mine! Get in front of me Brent! Where is the ball? Too Late. Super Sam Which way should I go? The Stud’s in action. HOMECOMMING 1981 QUEEN ROBIN Escorted by Tom Ahlin THE QUEEN AND PRINCESS KAYLEEN Escorted by Dean Jones HER COURT PRINCESS LISA Escorted by Kyle Fickler PRINCESS SANDI Escorted by Steven Parker Homecoming 1982 Senior float before . . . Senior float after . . . Freshman float before . . . Freshman float after . . . 40 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R: Pam McMahan, LaRae Enman, Tracy Fickler, Lisa Luoma, Mary McGuire. Michelle Reeves. STARTERS TRACY PAM LARAE LISA MARY g The girls varsity basketball team this year had a relatively unsuccessful year due to the lack p of experience. With the graduation of 6 seniors off of the team in 1981, Coach Mike Bradshaw was forced to go with a very young team. The team consisted entirely of freshmen and A sophomore ball players. The only members of the team that had any great amount of game D experience on the varsity level were Tracy and Pam. This put the pressure for leadership S upon the shoulders of these two and they carried the responsibility well. Despite the 4-17 |_| record, the girls did learn and progress and should be considered as a dominant factor in the conference in the upcoming year. You did a good job. girls and you will do much better next A year. GOOD LUCK!!! W 41 TROJAN VARSITY HOW WE FARED TROJANS 29 NOXON 53 TROJANS 22 HOT SPRINGS 26 TROJANS 39 VICTOR 68 TROJANS 21 ARLEE 43 TROJANS 35 ST. REGIS 47 TROJANS 30 SEELEY 33 TROJANS 35 CHARLO 26 TROJANS 41 ALBERTON 50 TROJANS 30 P-BURG 40 TROJANS 32 ALBERTON 33 TROJANS 17 ST. REGIS 41 TROJANS 39 HOT SPRINGS 24 TROJANS 26 ARLEE 40 ' TORJANS 28 VICTOR 55 TROJANS 33 NOXON 44 TROJANS 14 SEELEY 45 TROJANS 43 CHARLO 28 TROJANS 50 e P-BURG 57 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT FRENCHTOWN TROJANS 51 ALBERTON 38 TROJANS 28 VICTOR 49 TROJANS 29 SEELEY 34 I TROJAN JR VARSITY Tush! Tush! the rest of you! OUR RECORD Drummond 22 Noxon 18 Drummond 12 Hot Springs 22 Drummond 26 Victor 23 Drummond 26 Arlee 22 Drummond 26 St. Regis 25 Drummond 18 Seeley Lake 31 Drummond 31 Charlo 32 Drummond 30 Alberton 19 Drummond 17 Philipsburg 27 Drummond 26 Alberton 24 Drummond 36 St. Regis 43 Drummond 31 Hot Springs 35 Drummond 41 Arlee 19 Drummond 20 Victor 31 Drummond 25 Charlo 30 Drummond 20 Philipsburg 25 Not now, Barbi!! II L. to R. Back Row: Coach Jack Eggensperger, Tom Ahlin, Thomas Nelson, Cory Bradshaw, Brent Mannix, Eric Lemm, Dee Bray, Brett Clute, Kevin Lorenson, Doug Martin, Assistant Coach Jim Oberweiser, Front Row: Sam Bignell, Kyle Fickler. Manager Michelle Reeves, Rick Clute, Jack Coughlin. 44 Mannix shoots for 2. Drummond 47 Noxon 58 Drummond 57 Hot Springs 64 Drummond 73 Victor 36 Drummond 62 Arlee 48 Drummond 52 St. Regis 62 Drummond 48 Seeley Swan 44 Drummond 57 Alberton 86 Drummond 52 Philipsburg 54 Drummond 60 Alberton 66 Drummond 68 Hot Springs 53 Drummond 51 St. Regis 70 Drummond 56 Charlo 53 Can’t you guys jump. Drummond 66 Arlee 58 Drummond 47 Victor 45 Drummond 46 Noxon 44 Drummond 31 Seeley Swan 49 Drummond 57 Charlo 68 Drummond 57 Philipsburg 85 •Drummond 73 Victor 45 •Drummond 55 Philipsburg 62 •Drummond 42 Seeley Swan 40 OT •Drummond 66 Alberton 74 •District 12C Tournament ••Challenge Game Get your hand out of Cory’s mouth. Hack, Hack, Hack. The rebound don’t count Cory. He made it. I bet I can hit him harder than you can. Jack tries for a 3 point play. The stud in Action. 45 Back Row. L. To R.: Manager Mary McGuire, Eric Peterson, David Brown. Jim Bailey, Eric Lemm, Dee Bray, Jeff Skaggs. Daren Peterson, Ranee Jones, Brad Martinson. Front Row. Todd Pocha, Steven Parker, Kevin Lorenson, Don Nahrgang, Wade Fickler. Drummond 42 Noxon 34 Drummond 55 Hot Springs 40 Drummond 50 Victor 40 Drummond 51 Arlee 40 Drummond 57 St. Regis 34 Drummond 37 Seeley Swan 33 Drummond 44 Alberton 28 Drummond 35 Philipsburg 33 Drummond 45 Alberton 35 Drummond 57 Hot Springs 50 Drummond 84 St. Regis 49 Drummond 51 Charlo 69 Drummond 58 Arlee 42 Drummond 67 Victor 62 Drummond 44 Noxon 57 Drummond 49 Seeley Swan 41 Drummond 42 Charlo 50 Drummond 60 Philipsburg 55 Try to stop him, OK Brad Steve, is that guy holding your hand? Coach Jim Oberweiser 46 But I didn't do it Todd's getting squished Coach! Look at his form. Did you have to put your head in the way LaRae? Who's on the floor Jim? 47 The girls basketball and football cheerleaders for the 1981 season were Julie, Darcy, Wendy and Chris. The girls did a very excellent job in cheering the teams on to victory. It took the girls many long hours of practice to get their routines down, but the hard work was well worth the effort. Thanks girls for a job WELL DONE!!! WENDY CHRIS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS JULIE DARCY am - robin VARSITY CHEERLEADERS sondra DARCY This years Varsity Cheerleaders were Darcy Brazill. Sondra Baker. Sandi DiMaggio and Robin Jackson SANDI Whatcha lookin at. Robin?’’ PlC-EM AWAY “C mon now. Darcy. It’s not that bad!” Cheering the Trojans on to yet another victory. 49 LISA LARAE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheering the Junior Varsity on were Lisa Luoma. LaRae Enman, Tracy Fickler and Margi Clute TRACY MARGI 50 DHS MALE THINCLADS CAPTURE DISTRICT Front Row L to R: Dave B., Jim H.; Middle Row L to R: Todd P.. Ron C., Steven P . Tim C., Larry N.. Jeff S.. Eric L.: Last Row L to R; Mr. • A , Dean J., Rick C., Rance J., Brett C., Andy W.. Brent M., Cory B., Dee B., Doug M.. Jack C.. Mr. “B”. Brett goes up and over! Doug’s win added even more points to DHS’s total. Brent unleashes a good toss. Jack easily clears the bar for yet another win. Eric is poised for action. AND DIVISIONAL TITLES Ranee is an easy winner in the 100. Dee is gaining ground and will win. Cory soars for a good leap. COACHES DON AND BLAINE SENIORS Drummond is very fortunate to have two great coaches like Mr. Anderson and Mr. Bradshaw. These two men have really in- stilled a desire to win and the Track program at DHS is living proof as they boys teams placed first in both the district and divisional meets. Thanks Mr. A and B This year there were four young men who really helped in the track program. They were Doug Martin, Jack Coughlin, Andy Weaver and Brent Mannix. It will be very hard to replace these four people and we wish to thank them for all of their contribu- tions to DHS. 52 DHS FEMALE TRACKSTERS EARN Sitting L to R: Connie N.. Wendy M., Jean P.. Lisa S., Sandi D.: Standing L to R: Mr. Bradshaw, Pam M., Sondra B., Lisa L.. Tracy F., LaRae E.. Michelle R . Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Anderson. Pam is leading the pack. Sondra is closing the gap. C’mon Lisa. There’s no need to by shy! They call me Studette! The girls' track team had a very successful season, finishing second in the district to perenmel powerhouse Seeley. The girls were led by steady performances from Connie, Tracy and Sondra. The one disappointment came when Connie was injured during practice and was only able to qualify in the 1600 meter run. The girls can really look forward to next year because they were very fortunate only to be los- ing one Senior, who, however, maybe hard to replace. They attained second place in the district this year, but it will be three first next year . . . District. Divisional and STATE!! GO FOR IT, GIRLS!!!! 53 DISTRICT 12C SECOND PLACE SENIOR Sondra Baker was the only Senior who went out for track this year and she really did a good job. Sondra qualified for the State Meet by running the anchor leg on the 1600 meter relay team. It is going to be hard to replace Sondra next year. We wish her all the luck in the future. What are we having a garage sale? STATE TRACK MEET PARTICIPANTS Bottom Row L to R: Doug Martin, Dee Bray. Connie Nelson; Middle Row L to R: Ranee Jones. Tracy Fickler. Sondra Baker. Lisa Luoma. Pam McMahan, Brett Clute: Back Row L to R; Coach Anderson. Cory Bradshaw, Brent Mannix. Rick Clute. Jack Coughlin, Dean Jones and Coach Bradshaw; Pam makes a good exchange to Lisa. Cory can catch him, just wait and see. Dee just ran a good leg. Now it’s up to Brett. This year's State Track Team made the long trip to Billings and were expected to place high in the meet. But, unfortunately, the District 12C and Western Divisional Champion boys' team could only manage to score 4 points. This came on the second place finish by Jack Coughlin in the pole vault. Injuries and inclement weather really hampered the Trojan Tracksters. Those attending and the events in which they qualified are as follows: Doug-110 High hurdles and 330 intermediate hurdles: Dee Bray-1600 meter relay; Connie-1600 meter run; Ranee-100, 200. 400 and 1600 relay: Tracy-100, 200 and 1600 relay; Sondra-1600 relay; Lisa-1600 relay; Pam 1600 relay; Brett -high jump 1600 relay; Cory 1600 relay; Brent- pole vault and discus; Rick- shot put and discus; Jack pole vault; Dean was an alternate in the 1600 relay. The team did a good job despite the weather. GOOD JOB. TROJANS!! 55 YES, WE HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR TROJANS CAPTURE 3rd PLACE IN DISTRICT 12C TROJAN BOYS FINISH 1st IN DISTRICT 12C TRACK TROJAN GIRLS GARNER 2nd IN DISTRICT 12C TRACK TROJAN BOYS REIGN AS WESTERN DIVISION CHAMPS Yes, we had a successful year in sports. Beginning with the football team and ending with track, it was a very good year for those who wore the Blue and White and for those of us who cheered them on to victory. It was a good year because of the basic overall attitude of everyone involved. We began the football season by losing a very hard fought battle with the eventual state champion Arlee Warriors. They beat us 26-22 but not before we had had two touchdowns called back. It was a good year for our Trojan football team. The girls basketball team was not as successful as they wanted to be, but they gained that needed ingredient to success. . . experience. They will be a team to be reconded with in the upcoming years. It was just a matter of not having the right amount of experience when it counted, and this situation will be remedied next year. The boys basketball team had a very successful year despite the fact that they did not finish high in the conference. They were able to win the first of four trophies in district and divisional competition. It took the Trojans several years to accomplish it, but the finally managed to beat Seeley-Swan twice during the same year. The second time came for third place in the District 12C tournament. It was in Track where the Trojans really dominated the competition. The girls put on a strong showing at the District 12C meet and brought home the second place trophy. The boys proved that Drummond was definitely back as the team to beat as they scored a fantastic 111 points in gliding easily into the District 12 C championship and the third hunk of hardware for the trophy case. It was the Trojan boys again in the Western Divisional as they easily walked away with the top prize. Yes, it was a very successful year for our Blue and White clad Trojans. A special thanks must be given to the coaches who never gave up hope. Thank you Coaches Dyer, Eggensperger, Oberweiser, Mike Bradshaw, Anderson and Blaine Bradshaw. WAY TO GO TROJANS. YOU MADE US VERY PROUD!!! 56 Activities DHS PRESENTED 3-ONE NO TIME FOR SKIRTS MARTHA HORST . CHARLES HORST JANIE HORST... BRET HORST.... HANK.......... ELAINE ....... LOIS.......... CARLA......... IRENE......... MISS TOMLYN... KEITH TOMLYN ... AMY PASHA WADE FICKLER LISA SULLIVAN STEVEN PARKER JEFF SKAGGS JEAN POCHA TRINETTE MATHENY MARY McGUIRE CHRIS MANSFIELD MICHELLE REEVES ERIC PETERSON GHOST FOR RENT BUD RICHARDS............DON NAHRGANG AGGIE FOX...............TRACY FICKLER JANIE FOX...............MARGI CLUTE SYLVESTER...............ERIC LEMM MISS MARGARET...........DARCY BRAZILL MARY HASTINGS...........SANDI DIMAGGIO NELIA...................LISA LUOMA ROSS....................KYLE FICKLER GLORIA THE GHOST........SUSAN HENDRICKS A DATE FOR BOBBIE SOX BOBBIE SOX.............BARBARA CLUTE HAROLD.................CORY BRADSHAW MRS. HANNA.............WENDY MISKIV MR. HANNA..............DEE BRAY MARGIE.................CORKY MASON DIRECTOR...............MR LARRY HULL It’s your line, Jeff.” Oh yeah! Who says so?!” Anyone seen my jack?” room! Whatchu talkin bout. Miss Margaret?!” 58 ACT COMEDIES A scene from Chorus Line? A simple No would have been okay! Whatdya lose. Kyle Now that's not what I heard! 59 JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM ... i I TIME” 1982 L to R: Elizabeth R., Jared P.. Richard S., Patty P. The Junior- Senior Prom was held this year on April 24th. The Theme of this year s event was ‘TIME . The Juniors, under the able leadership of John Pozder, did an excellent job in preparing for the dance. The Prom Royalty for the 1982 Junior-Senior were Julie Parker chosen as Queen and Andy Weaver selected as King. The music was provided by Mac Attack from Missoula. And a good time was had by all of those who attended. SUSAN REIGNS AS ANNUAL QUEEN LISA: FRESHMEN TODD:ESCORT H E N D R SUSAN: SOPHOMORE PAM: SOPHOMORE 1981 ANNUAL QUEEN The Junior Candidate for Annual Queen was Barbara Clute and she was escorted by John Alt. The Annual Queen is selected through the process by which when a student purchases an annual, he or she then votes for one of three candidates. The candidate receiving the most votes this year was Susan Hendricks who represent- ed the Sophomore Class. Susan was escorted by Eric Lemm. The Freshmen Candi- date was Lisa Sullivan and she was escorted by Todd Pocha. 62 DHS HONORS ITS OWN Drummond High School held its annual awards nights to honor those students for their scholastic, music, drammatic and athletic abilities. It was a night that four students who received both the highest scholastic awards and-athletic awards. Julie Parker was honored as the top scholar, achieving a perfect 4.0 average in her three years at DHS. Darcy Brazill was the next highest student with a 3.9 G.P.A. Brent Mannix was selected as the top male athlete and Tracy Fickler was chosen as the top female athlete and both of these athletes were the recipients of the Joe Renn Memorial Athletic Award. Darcy Brazill and Doug Martin received the top music awards. Ranee Jones was selected as the most outstanding track person. Jack Coughlin was selected as the most outstanding basketball player. Brent Mannix was chosen as the most outstanding football player and Tracy Fickler was chosen as the most outstanding girls basketball player. Brent and Tracy receive Joe Julie and Darcy receive Renne Memorial Award DHS Top Scholastic Award 63 GRADUATION: THE CLASS OF Mr. Hull and Sondra Andy and Darcy Thomas and Amanda Doug and Sherry Bud and Bonnie Steve and Donna Brent and Robin Jack and Rosina Harold and Julie Tom and Karmen Yesterday I couldn’t even spell gradiate. now I are one! DREAM YOUR DREAM FOR SOMEDAY THEY MAY COME TRUE 64 1982 BIDS A FOND FAREWELL Sherry receives her diploma. It has been a great two years That I have spent with you. We had our ups. we had our downs. The troubles they were few. Yesterdays are but a glimpse Of things that now are past. Tomorrow hopes to bring to you Good luck to last and last. You now begin a brand new life, The future is up to you. Use the knowledge that you have gained And it will see you through. Do your best and give your all And hold your heads up high. Come back again and visit us. Good-bye. dear friends. Good-bye. Larry R. Hull s A L U T A T 0 R 1 A N Just rehearsing! Dr. William Fisher gives commencement address. Others on stage are Mr. Huhtanen. Rev. Jackson and Jim Struna. Chairmen of the board Seniors sing “Come Sail Away . The Class of 1982 held their commencement exercises on May 24. 1982. Julie Parker delivered the Valedictori- an address and Darcy Brazill gave the Salutatorian ad- dress. The Seniors were cited for their twelve years of school with the presentation of diplomas. We wish to wish all of the Class of 1982 all the happiness and good fortune in the years to come. Happiness is graduations. Putting on the finishing touches! DHS: THE FUN SIDE OF EDUCATION « r «ar w0( |. 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