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Quiz bowl team attends first meet
Drummond High School quiz bowl team attended its first meet of the season Sept. 26 at Redlands Community College in El Reno.
William Neiswanger and Evan Mooney lettered for the year. Mooney served as team captain. The team consisted of Mooney, Neiswanger, Clint Gates and William Morrow. The team won nine games and lost two games, both to Edmond Santa Fe.
As a result, Drummond qualified for the national NAQT tournament in Chicago for 2010. Winners were Edmond Santa Fe, first; Drummond, second; Edmond Memorial, third; and Stillwater A, fourth.
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Several Drummond FCA members attended FCA Gameday at Oklahoma State University on Sept. 26. They participated in gameday activities and watched the OSU-Grambling football game.
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See You At The Pole was Sept. 23. All high school students, grade school students and faculty were invited.
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Drummond FCCLA has been busy this month.
North Region 3 District meeting was Sept. 16 in Hennessey. FCCLA members from the region took part in the meeting, which included games, ice breakers, hot spots and keynote speaker, Travis Borsen. Borsen and his dog, Presley, wowed the audience with their great tricks. They won the “Great American Dog” reality television last fall.
Drummond was represented by Meghan Bartnick, who is serving as North Region 3 vice president.She led the meeting, along with the other district officers, and with the help of state officers, including another Drum-mond student, Mallory Craig.
FCCLA members are selling Red Wheel products through Oct. 8. Products will be in Oct. 22.
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Drummond High School will host a Veterans Day assembly with Waukomis, Cimarron and Ring-wood. Any veterans who would like to attend should call the school at (580) 493-2271.
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