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

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unior Class Play FIRST ROW: Noreen Mills, Lind Landis, Elaine Weiler, Judy Hardmeyer, Violet Haberstroh, Ren'e Gilbert, and Janice Domjohn. SECOND ROW: Steve Grant, Dean Kelsch, Jim Kramer, Richard Gutenkunst, George Hefner, Jim Burcham, Gary Berreth, and Mr. Magstadt, Director. The Gage family seek peace in an old farmhouse. There, Mother fLinda Landisb re- modelscoffee grinders into lamps, while Father fGary Berrethj tries to write a best seller novel in a blitz of interruptions instead of in that country quiet which he sought. In the blitz, he ignores the arrival of johnathon Rockwood fRichard Gutenkunstj and his wife Mathilda Qjudy Hardmeyerj, who have the right to live in the Gage house. No one had worried about that clause in the deed, since the Rockwoods were supposed to be dead. A contest for possession begins, with neither able to turn the other out. jonathan brings back the cow Father had saved as a fireman--to stake her on the front lawn. jonathan plans to hold a funeral of an old acquaintance in the house. During all this time Gage's lawyer, Mr. Loomis Ulm Kramerj is trying to rid the household of the Rockwood family. Barbara's boyfriend George Qim Burchamj doesn't appear at the right time, and Barbara Wiolet Haberstrohj and the RockWood's son Matt CSteVe Grantj go out on an errand of mercy when a blizzard clamps down. Because Matt has a bad reputation, Frieda fElaine Weilerj The Gage's maid has resigned from her job. The storm continues and the two families are isolated. The electric lines fail--and the oil-burner and the range won't work. Mother forgot the food anyway! ln the freezing house, while the Gages breakfast on what's left---cornflakes, molasses, and olives!--from the rooms of the unmodern Rockwoods come gusts of warmth from their woodburner, and the smell of coffee and frying ham. The Gages rally around Father and his cornflakes and olives, until they smell the Rockwoods' fresh biscuits! Then they desert Father. He accuses his two small daughters Sarah CNoreen Millsb and Paula Ganice Domjahnj of being traitors. It even ap- pears that Barbara has eloped with the Rockwood's son. lt looks like it will end in com- plete disaster! But Sherrif Carson fDean Kelschj brings the good news that George has not left town. Uncle Walter CGeorge Hernerj brings tidings of great joy that the Gorleys had a new addition to the family. The play, presented in mid-April, was directed by Mr. Dale Magstadt with Ren'e Gilbert as assistant. 16

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Football FIRST ROW: Carmen Iverson, Jerry Klein, Iohn Homelvig, Jim Luchsinger, Wayne Friez, Roger Kilber, Stanley Wyman, Gary Friez. SECOND ROW: Jeffery Auch, George Herner, Eldon Mehrer, Kent Hardmeyer, Butch Lince, Clifford Mehrer, Leslie Haberstroh, Bob Swindler, Douglas Schwartz. THIRD ROW: Coach Maynard Huis man, Student Manager James Lince, Dean Kelsch, Jerry Auch, Leo Friez, Ervan Weiler, David Friez, ErnestRein ert, Assistant Coach Tom Reinhiller. The Cardinals had a very successful season this year under Coach Maynard Huis- man. They posted a 6 won-l loss-l tie record which gave them second place in the Bad- lands Conference. The lettermen making up the nucleus of the team were: Seniors: Kent Hardmeyer Ervan Weiler, David Friez, jerry Auch, jefferey Auch, Douglas Schwartz, and Eldon Mehrerg Juniors: David Lince, George Herner, Dean Kelsch, Leslie Haberstroh, Ern- est Reinert, Ulrich Trautwein, and Bill Bureshg Sophomores: Bob Swindler, Clifford Mehrer, Leo Friez, jerry Klein, and jim Luchsinger. Kent Hardmeyer led the scoringwith 79 points, Ervan Weiler followed with 50 points, David Friez with 18, Leslie Haberstroh with 6, David Lince with 2, and Jeffery Auch and Clifford Mehrer with I point each. Kent Hardmeyer was the leading ground gainer with 843 yards for a 7. l average. Ervan Weiler followed with 746 yards and a 5. 4 average. Games Won Games Lost Games Tied Ft. Yates 19-12 Hettinger 34-32 St. Mary's 20-20 Watford City I9-13 Abbey 7-6 Bowman 7 -0 Killdeer 27-0 Beach 26-12 18