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

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Flll 'l' GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Roll, Alice May Buttman, Larry Swindler, Deborah Harkins, Carol Belmore, Leslie Swindler, Karen Vasey. SECOND ROW: Erna Leona Babcox, Laura Schaible, Dean Beiber, Wayne Adams, Gerald Netzer, Ernaiune Sailer, Lynn Smith, Linda Weickum. THIRD ROW: Miss Mickelson, Darrel Christensen, Kenny Laches, Sharon Ulmer, Larry Radach, Billy Amundson, Joan Noble, James Eberhardt. FIRST GRADE NEWS The enrollment for our room was twenty-two pupils. Larry Swindler maintained perfect attendance throughout the term. Gilmar Rein- hardt lett during the year. Deborah Harkins, Wayne Adams, and Lynn Smith transferred from other schools. At the Carnival Progrflm, Joan Noble gave a recitation, 'My Dolly and l . Kenny Laches, Leslie Swindler, Linda Weickum, Sharon Ulmer, Larry Swindler, Karen Vasey, and Gerald Netzer took part in an exercise. For the Christmas program, Darrel Christensen recited the poem, Christi-nas'. Carol Belmore, Erna Leona Babcox, Diane Roll, Jimmy Eber- hardt, and Billy Amundson were in Christmas Stockings'. The room also sang 'Away in the Manger and Joy to the World for the Christ- mas pageant. For the Mother's Day program, Emaiune Sailer contributed a recitation, A Message to Mother. Dean Bieber, Larry Radach, and Wayne Adams were in an exercise, 'Our Mothers. Alice May Buttman and Deborah Harlcins took part as flower girls. We enioyed parties in our room on Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine Day. We were happy to have Santa Claus visit us at our Christmas art . P Ori November l2 we held Open House for parents. A total of twenty people visited our room during the year.

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, . . r . . 1 ., ,...,z ,,,i-u ,. ,,. FO0TBALL . , .... . ...e . SEATED, left to right: Darrell Remington, Gary Butler, Vernon Roll, George Schwartz, Roger lverson, Alvin Kibbel, Charles Kramer, and Robert Zentner. KNEELING: Edward Treib, Robert Roll, Charles Ebert, Vernon Larson, Jack Gifford, Sebastian Roll, Dick Haines, lrvin Hartman. STANDING: Mr. Eckroth, Coach, Archie Roemmich, James Blaine, Manager, Art Lince, Sherman Sloan, Roger Senn, Gary Sprecher, Robert Jones, George Jones, Donald Herner, Manager, Mr. Overboe, Asst. Coach. , 3 MNA? mf' 'V W.. -, Robert Roll carrying the ball through the Abbey line. Games Lost: Mott Mott Mott M ott Mott Mon Richardton - - - - - 14 - 18 Hettinger- - - - - 0 - 32 BeuIah--- -- 0-41 Hazen-- -- 0-48 Killdeer--- --- 6-33 Beulah--- ---l9-42 Games Won: The Cardinals, under the direction of Mr. Eckroth, opened their season with an inex- perienced squad. There were only four re- turning lettermen. Although the season wasn't too successful, the outlook for next year is very good as the maiority of the team was made up of underclassmen. The football team chose George Schwartz for their captain as he proved his ability to be a good player and leader. The Cardinals had a seven game schedule in which they lost six and won one. Mott vs Richardton- - - - - - 13 - 0