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

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MUSIC CONCERT CHOIR l- The Concert Choir is a selected group consisting of fifty-one students. During the year they appeared on the Christmas program, at the District Music Festival in Dickinson, at the South Slope Festival in Elgin, and took part in the spring concert given on May 4, I954. On May 5th they journeyed to Hettinger to the First Annual Music Clinic held there. Other towns in attendance were Bowman, Lem- mon, and Hettinger. The guest Conductor for the clinic was Mr. Ralph Williams. This group gave many outstanding performances throughout the year. GIRLS CHORUS - Any girl in senior high school may become a member of this group. Sixty girls chose to be members of this organization under the direction of Mr. Claud Beattie. They were in attendance at the District Festival in Dickinson and were given a rating of highly superior. This group also appeared on the Christmas program and the spring concert. BOYS CHORUS - Thirty-seven boys make up this voluntary group. They gave performances on the same programs as the girls chorus and in addition attended the State Class B Music Contest in Bismarck and received a rating of superior, This group has appeared before various local organizations and school affairs. The boys purchased their outfits during the year. GIRLS QUARTETTE - The girls quartette is a selected group. The members are Janice Gray, EW Geno Mehrer, Eva Wolf, and Rosemarie' Manolo- vits. They attended both the District and Elgin Festivals at which time they received a rating of superior. In addition to the school pro- grams, they have sung for many public organiza- tions in Mott this year. BAND - The concert band has been very active this year. They played for all home basketball games. Marching exhibitions were put on for the homecoming game and again at the Class B basketball tournament in Dickinson. This group received a rating of 'highly superior at the District Band Festival in Dickinson and played for the evening program, which was recorded and later broadcast over KDIX. A new additi'on to the band was a set of tympani which was played by Medora Mehrer. GERMAN BAND - The members of this group are Vernon Heinrich, Jack Gifford, George Jones, Bruce Schwartz, and Dick Haines. Uncle Otto, better known as Charles Kramer, acted as director for the group. They did a fine iob and were well received where ever they appeared. CLARINET QUARTETTE - This ensemble is made up of Irene Schulz, Janice Maercklein, Jack Gifford, and Dick Haines. They received a rating of highly superior' at the District Festival and a usuperior' at the State Music Festival in Bismarck. All the above groups were under the direction of Mr. Claud Beattie.

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MU IU CONUERT BAND BATON TWIRLERS: Elvera Pekas, Diane Oelke, and Marilyn Kibbel. FIRST ROW, Iett to right: Arlo- ween Lutz, Kathleen Roberts, Jack Gifford, Richard Haines, Irene Schulz, Arlyce Roemmich, Glen Nora Dohn, Donna Fiedler, Janice Maercklein, Mary Jo Ebert, Marcia Rogers. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Svihovec, Darlene Klein, Bruce Colgrove, Elmer Heinrich, Luciele Hirning, Larry Roemmich, LaVerne Pekflsf Colleen Huber, George Schwartz, Phillip Brasseur. THIRD ROW: Janice Gray, Russel Margulies, Edward Guthrie, Donna Sahr, Archie Roemmich, Vernon Huber, Roger Domiahn, Bruce Schwartz, Regina Steiner, David Gray, Roberta Slcogley. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Beattie, Director, Gene Haring, James Blaine, lI5a:lerneRDuncanson, Vernon Heinrich, Roger Iverson, Sharon De La Pointe, Medora Mehrer, Janet Goring, eores eich. SEUUND BAND SEATED, left to right: Kenneth Roberts, Terry Crane, Terry Olson, Janet Miller, Lynne DeLaPointe, Karen Burwick, Connie Wyman, Norman Mills, Van Crane, and Jimmy Guthrie. SECOND ROW: Gorden Sonnenburg, Jack Grant, Quinton Heinzman, Richard Grosz, Dean Colgrove, Lewis Wagner, Rex Kelsch, Darlene Kamrath, Shirley Swincller, Virginia Roberts, and Lynette Wentlandt. BACK ROW: Mr. Beattie fDirectorI, Marlene Oberlander, Fern Wallace, Mildred Kamrath, Diane Anderson, Darlene Roll, Florence Steiner, Shirley Roemmich, Margaret Frieze, Meridean Hummel, and Jane Wallace.

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llUAll'l'll'l l'll LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Gray, Gena Mehrer, Eva Wolf, and RoseMarie Manolovits. FIRST ROW, left to right: Rose Marie Manolovits, Eva Wolf, Medora Mehrer, Arloween Lutz, Roberta Skogley, Janice Gray, Janice Maercklein, Norita Lutz, Irene Schutz, Jewel Krogh, Arylce Roemmich. SECOND ROW: Donna Sahr, Laveme Duncanson, Janet Gohring, Roselle Greff, Geno Mehrer, Donna Feidler, Jackie Herner, Violet Meyer, Joanne Mees, Janice Swindler, Kathleen Roberts, Roger Iverson. THIRD ROW: Glen Nora Dohn, Sylvia Haas, Gabriel Herner, Jimmy Austin, Elmer Heinrich, Bruce Col- grove, William Schaff, Larry Roemmich, Marvin Roesler, Roger Domiahn, Carl Haas, Mary Jo Ebert. FOURTH ROW: Roger Senn, Dick Haines, Art Lince, Arlen Oberlander, George Schwartz, Charles Ebert, Victor Brasseur, Jack Gifford, Vernon Heinrich, Rudy Auch, Roger Hirsch, James Marthaller and Harry Schneider.