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

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Future Farmers of America SEATED: Dean Martin, officer-at-large, Paul Kamrath, sentinelg Larry Mosbrucker, treasurer, Dean Zoeller, vice presidentg Larry Finck, pres. g Roger Steiner, reporter, LeRoy Lindeman, secretary: Gary Vasey, librariang Howard Bolte, parliamentarian. ROW ONE: Mr. Ditmar, advisory Curtis Swanston, Darrell Fiedler, Mike Fiedler, Mark VanLishout, Roy Steiner, Dale Ottmar, David Glaser, Richard Coffing, Pat Fiedler, ROW TWO: Marvin Messer, Gerald Bertsch, Ronald Bogner, Larry Coffing, David Miller, Rodney Stieg, Larry Greff, Stanley Ottmar, ROW THREE: Gary Jordan, Darrell Lantz, Richard Zich, Lewis Allen, Jerry Kerzman, Roger Lemke, Paul Schwartz, James Schmidt, Larry Klein, Eugene Mosbrucker. ROW FOUR: Melvern Schmidt, Willard Harsch, Curtis Walth, Leland Sullivan, Harold Hemer, Dale Johnson, Steve Mehrer, Dale Roemmick, .Toe Mayer, Francis Miller, Larry Roth. F.F.A. ACTIVITIES: The membership in the F.F.A. this year consisted of forty-eight. Some of the members attended the state convention in Fargo. Gold awards were received in the secretary's book and in the reporter's book. Silver awards were received for the treasurer's book, crops production, and the state chapter contest. A Bronze was received for livestock judging. Bob Swindler served as state treasurer. The F. F.A. Parent and Son Banquet was held December 4 in the lunch room. The F. F. A. district meeting was held in New England. The chapter received a gold in parliamentary procedure. Every officer received a gold and Larry Mosbrucker was named Officer-of-the-Day. In the creed contest Dale Roemmick received a gold rating and in the public speaking contest Mike Fiedler re- ceived a silver. The Valley City Winter Show was attended by five members from this chapter along with Mr. Ditmar. ln crops judging Curtis Walth received a silver and Ricky Zich received a bronze. The team together re- ceived a bronze. Many members also exhibited their grain projects at the Winter Show. The F. F.A. also chose Joette Nygaard as Chapter Sweetheart.

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Future Homemakers of America SEATED: LaDonna Herner, Reporterg Joan Noble, Secretaryg Judy VanLishout, Vice President: Linda Herner, Presidentg Carol Parsons, Parliamentariang Connie Reich, Treasurerg Deanna Kelsch, Song Chairmang Joette Nygaard, Historiang Miss Hagemeister, Advisor. ROW ONE: JoAnn Friez, JoAnn Glaser, Dianne Martin, La- Vonne Messer, Judy Zimmerman, Jane Hardmeyer, Charlotte Miller, Lois Anderson, Paula Snavely, Susan Maercklein, Shirley Sullivan, Judy Martin, Katherine Berger. ROW TWO: Beverly Friez, Darlene Fiedler, Donna Kelsch, Sharon Ulmer, Marlene Olson, Beverly Zentner, Mary Pat Carvell, Doreen Reich, Gorgene Ulmer, Kathy Borth, Linda Schaible, Zan Erdman, Karen Vasey, Paulette Wyman, Adeline Schmidt, Bona Hirning. ROW THREE: Sharon Sullivan, Irene Hellman, Linda Frank, Charlotte Haberstroh, Cheryl Peters, Delores Gutenkunst, Shirley Schaible, Cheryl Lyman, Lana Huber, Rosalee Schiwal, Mary Jo Kerzman, Roberta Raab, Beverly Parsons, Judy Marthaller. ROW FOUR: Susan Waddell, Patty Heinle, Beverly Herner, Marlene Senn, Jeanette Walth, Sandra Schaible, Mary Lou Schmidt, Linda Hoffman, Sandra Hoffman, Rhonda Green, Rachelle Rixen, Sandra Jahner, Margie Roth, Karen Fiedler, Helen Kamrath, Marie Mayer, Mable Stern. The Mott Chapter of Future Homemakers of America for 1963-1964 consisted of 66 members. Miss Janice Hagemeister was the Chapter advisor. The four Chapter Mothers are: Mrs. Jerome Herner, Freshrneng Mrs. William Kelsch, Sophomoreg Mrs. Robert Carvell, Junior, and Mrs. Dan Glaser, Senior. The four girls that went to Fargo for the State Conven- tion in April, 1963, were Linda Herner, Dianne Fraase, Joan Noble, and Judy Van Lishout, In the District for the years 1963-1964, Joan Noble was Vice President and Linda Herner was Reporter, while for the year 1964-1965, Deanna Kelsch was elected as the District Music Chairman. Also the girls nominated as their Chapter Beau, Richard Zich and as Miss F, H.A. of the Year, Linda Herner. The Chapter has tried- to bring about more interesting affairs, such as the annual Foreign Foods Supper, Parent-Daughter Date Night, the Eighth Grade Tea, and the Style Show. More parties began alsog the Get- Acquainted Dance, the Christmas Party, the Valentine Party, and Exercise Party Cfor girls only.J On the whole, F,H,A. has tried to stimulate new and better ideas in the future homemakers and mothers of tomorrow and to have them express their talents in the home.

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l CHEERLEADER: Margie Lince, Joan Noble, Karen Fiedler, Connie Reich. Sr. High Pep Squad SEATED: Miss Hagemeister, Sheila Srb, Beverly Parsons, Donna Weickum, Paulette Wyman, Dianne Martin, Sharon Sullivan, Alta Griffin - Pres. , Deanna Kelsch - V. P., Gorgene Ulmer - Sec. -Treas. ROW ONE: JoAnne Friez, Beverly Frieze, Judy Martin, Donna Kelsch, Beverly Eikamp, Carol Parsons, LaRae Svihovec, Marjean Wentlandt, Beth Jorda, Phyllis Burmester, Paula Snavely, Lois Anderson, Susan Maercklein, Shirley Sullivan, Ralphine Wetzstein, Ida Hartman, Carol Harsch, Karen Vasey, Judy VanLishout. ROW TWO: Judy Marthaller, Charlotte Haberstroh, Anna Haas, Janice Kelsch, Susan Waddell, Marlene Olson, Doreen Reich, Kathy Borth, Judy Zimmerman, Jane Hardrneyer, Pat Huber, Lana Huber, Rosalee Schiwal, Beverley Zentner, Kathy Jorda, JoAnne Glaser, Addline Schmitt, Sylvia Schwartz, Joette Nygaard. ROW THREE: Marlene Senn, Sharon Bolte, Linda Frank, Beverlv Herner, Sally Zentner, Sharon E. Klein, Linda Hoffman, Ronda Green, Shirley Klein, Linda Schaible, Delores Gutenkunst, MaryJo Kerzman, Cheryl Lantz, Zan Erdman, Berta Herner Sharon Zimmerman, Rachelle Rixen. ROW FOUR: Irene Hellman, Jeanette Walth, Sandra Hoffman, Cheryl Peters, Sharon Ulmer, Clara Mayer, Darlene Feidler, Sandra Schaible, MaryLou Schmitt, Sharon Jahnner, Cheryl Lyman, Shirley Schaible, Helen Kamrath, Roberta Raab, Mable Stern, Bonna Hirning, Marie Mayer, Shirley Steiner, Margie Bertsch, MaryPat Carvell. ROW FIVE: LaDonna Herner, Emy Heinrich, Linda Herner, Margie Roth.