Mott Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Mott, ND)

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FIFTH lilillllll FIRST ROW, left to right: Jackie Griffin, Terry Crane, Ronnie Srb, Peter Siller, Arnie Hoffman, Ruth Bieber, Virginia Roberts, Larry Ruff, Jeffery Auch. SECOND ROW: Kathy Fiedler, Jimmy Lince, Joe Fettig, Dennis Boknecht, Charles Miller, Siegfried Trautwein, Lynette Wentlandt, David Triez, Gary Zentner, Loretta Heinrich. THIRD ROW: Miss Cysewski, Dwight Ross, Marvin Buchholz, Jimmy Fiedler, Raymond Pfiefle, Donnie Mehrer, Quinten Heinzman, Marlorie Kilber, Shirley Swindler, Darlyne Kamrath. FIFTH GRADE NEWS There are twenty-eight pupils in our room and out of these twenty-eight, Marvin Buchholz, Larry Ruff, and Gary Zentner have had perfect attendance all year. Boys and girls who were in the programs throughout the year were: Siegfried Trautwein, Ruth Bieber, Shirley Swindler, and Marjorie Kilber in the Carnival Program, Virginia Roberts, Kathy Fiedler, and Ruth Bieber were angels in the Christmas pageant. ln the Mother's Day Program, Marvin Buchholz recited a poem and a group composed of Peter Siller, Ruth Bieber, Terry Crane, Jackie Griffin, Charles Miller, Jimmy Lince, Quinten Heinzman, Dennis Bok- necht, Marjorie Kilber, Darlyne Kamrath, and Kathy Fiedler sang Mother, Lynette Went- landt, Loretta Heinrich, and Virginia Roberts helped serve and wash dishes at the Tea. During the year our room had a Halloween Party for which everyone came in a very funny costume. We marched throughout the grade school displaying the costumes and had a lunch which was provided by the students. At our Christmas Party, we saw movies, sang songs, exchanged presents, and ate lunch. At the Valentine Party we played Bingo with candy bars for prizes. We had a huge box of valentines to pass out. The last party was our picnic on the last day of school. We have 7 pupils in Beginner's Band this year. They are Terry Crane, Quinten Heinzman, Shirley Swindler, Lynette Wentlandt, Kathy Fiedler, Darlyne Kamrath, and Virginia Roberts. We elected our Y.C.L. officers for the coming year and they are: President, Larry Ruff, Vice- President, Siegfried Trautwein, Secretary, Ruth Bieber, Treasurer, Virginia Roberts. We elected new officers every 6 weeks and each officer has carried his duty out well. We had a candy and popcorn sale February l5. We received a new set of Compton's Pictured Encyclopedias. We have used them in our classes for reference and the pupils enioy paging through them for enioyment. Everyone finds them most interesting. ln addition to the encyclopedias, our room also received a number of library books. The pupils especially enioyed the books of biography. Boys and girls who received reading certificates this past year are: David Friez, Loretta Heinrich, Charles Miller, Lynette Wentlandt, Marvin Buchholz, Shirley Swindler, Terry Crane, Jackie Griffin, Darlyne Kamrath, and Gary Zentner.

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lX'l'll GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: Connie Wyman, Bonnie Srb, Ardyce Sprecher, Margie Shults, Terry Olson, Lyle Luch- singer, Carter Dounhouer, Annie Kronbauer, Violet Bertsch. SECOND ROW: Karen Burwick, Rosella Klein, Edith Eberhardt, Kathyrn Brasseur, Ronald Swindler, Lynn Peter Ferguson, Robert Auen, Norman Mills, Lester Hummel, Lynne De La Pointe. THIRD ROW: Miss Bussman, Jimmy Guthrie, Gordon Swonnenbera..Rodnev Kuntz, Elden Theurer, Jack Grant, David, Switzer, Gilbert Mehrer, Lonnie Gray, James Noble. FOURTH ROW! Solomon HNI11 V00 Crane, Rodger Auen, Michael Fettig, Eileen Hienrich, Rosie Buchholz, Janet Miller, Lenette Svihovec, Margaret Watson. SIXTH GRADE NEWS We began the sixth grade with an enrollment of 38 pupils. Jeffery Bope left to attend school elsewhere, leaving a total of 37 pupils. A Y.C.L. was organized at the beginning of the year with Jack Grant as president, Karen Burwick as vice-president, Janet Miller as sec- retary and Lenette Svihovec as treasurer. A candy sale was held January l5th. With the money made at this sale we purchased an electric clock and a football for our room. A large number of parents visited our room during Open House in October. Every Friday afternoon a spelldown was held in our room. New sides were chosen each six weeks period. The losing side entertained the winning side at the end of each six weeks period. At the same time we acknowledged all the birth- days that fell during this time. During the year we often enioyed playing ball in many of our subjects. After a unit of work had been covered sides were chosen. The four corners of the room served as bases. Miss Bussman was the pitcher and those up to bat were the students. Questions covering the work were asked and after three outs the opposing side was up to bat. The sixth grade took part in several programs during the year. A skit 'The Story of America' and a song Shortnin' Bread' were given at the carnival. The following took part: Norman Mills, Terry Olson, Connie Wyman, Lenette Svihovec, Eileen Hienrich, Jimmy Guthrie, Gilbert Mehrer, Bonnie Srb, Lynn De La Pointe, Gordon Sonnenberg, Ronald Swindler, Ardyce Sprecker, Jack Grant, Van Crane, Janet Miller and Karen Burwick. Lynn Peter Ferguson, Rodger Auen, Rodney Kuntz, Lyle Lucksinger and Van Crane were Shepherds in the Christmas Pageant. The rest of the class was in the chorus. Lynn De La Pointe, Violet Bertsch, Rosella Klein, Kathyrn Brasseur, Karen Bur- wick, Edith Eberhardt, Lenette Svihovec, Michael Fettig, Jimmy Guthrie, James Noble, Lonnie Gray, Carter Daunhauer, Lyle Luck- singer and Terry Olson also took part in the 'Maypole Dance' given for the Mother's Day Program. Those people having perfect attendance for the year were: Connie Wyman, Annie Kronbauer, Jack Grant, Carter Daunhauer, Jimmy Guthrie and Lynn Peter Ferguson.

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F0 ll'l'll A ll FIFTH lilllllll FIRST ROW, left to right: Lynn Brackel, Stanley Wyman, Genevieve Hanson, Noreen Mills, La Vern Heth, Steven Gram, Gary Berreth, Linda Landis, Janice Vasey. SECOND ROW: Elaine Klein, Marylu Dolecheck, Rene Gilbert, William Waddell, Raymond Wolf, Deanna Auch, Duane Bertsch, Violet Hartman, Douglas Schwartz. THIRD ROW: Miss Sayler, Joan Miller, De Vonne Waddell, Darlene Radach, Kenneth Auch, Jerry Rokusek, Charles Johnson, Richard Gutenkunst, Carol Anstrom. ABSENT: Jerry Auch. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE NEWS The year began with 26 students enrolled in the fourth and fifth grade room. Larry Reinhardt moved away in February, Charles Johnson en- rolled in January and Marylu Dolecheck enrolled in April. This brought our enrollment up to 27. The following had perfect attendance: Steve Grant, Douglas Schwartz, Raymond Wolf, and Stanley Wyman. Janice Vasey received 10077 in Spelling every Friday of the school year. We had three parties throughout the year, in- cluding a Halloween Masquerade, a Christmas party at which we exchanged gifts and a Valen- tine party for sending valentine messages. Most of the children took part in one of the three programs. Douglas Schwartz, Richard Guten- kunst, Steve Grant, William Waddell, Elaine Klein, Violet Hartman, Deanna Auch, and La- Vern Heth were in the carnival play. Genevieve Hanson, Elaine Klein, Violet Hartman were angels in the Christmas program. Gary Berreth, Linda Landis, Lynn Brackel, Janice Vasey, Douglas Schwartz, Noreen Mills, .loan Miller, Stanley Wyman, Jerry Rokusek, Rene Gilbert, Charles Johnson, and Carol Anstrom entertained their mothers at the program with the Virginia Reel. Deanna Auch and Marylu Dolecheck were Halloween ribbons in the May pole dance. Our Y.C.L. was active throughout the school year, and to give most of the students a chance to be officers we changed every two weeks. On April lst the students sold candy in the hot lunch room and made about Sl6.00. This was a Y.C.L. proiect and we used some of the money for our spring picnic. We received 32 new library books which we enioyed reading and making reports for the reading circle. The following read eighteen or more books and reported on them. Carol An- strom, Noreen Mills, Richard Gutenkunst, Janice Vasey and Steve Grant. We had nine people who ordered the summertime weekly reader. The parents who attended the P.T.A. meetings won the phonograph for us three times. As a result of having won it the most, it remains here for next year. The P.-I'.A. purchased re- cords amounting to about S25.00. We enioyed these records very much.