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

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i 9 Homecoming 63 ROW ONE: John Homelvig, King Tim Buresh, Roger Kilber, Jerry Trietline, Doug Friesz. ROW TWO: Sharon Zimmerman, Donna Kelsch, Queen Joan Noble, LaRae Svihovec, Deanna Kelsch. Homecoming festivities began on the evening of October 3, 1963, with a snake dance, pep rally, and bonfire. Joan Noble and Tim Buresh were chosen as royalty for the gala affair. Their attendants were LaRae Svi hovec, Donna Kelsch, Sharon Zimmerman, Deanna Kelsch, Jerry Trietline, Doug Friesz, John Homilvig, and Roger Kilber. The junior's unusual float won first place in the parade with the slogan, We'll Hang 'Em Over. The Mott Cardinals were defeated by the Watford City Wolves, 26-19, in an exciting game Friday evening, The school gym was appropriately decked-out in school colors with the theme Cards. Junior Float Game Scene

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Junior-Senior Prom - I963 QUEEN IOETTE Dance Scene Head Table and Silhouette Banquet Scene South Pacific On May 5, 1963, the theme South Pacific was carried out at the Junior-Senior Prom. It was beauti fully decorated in aqua-water blue, baby blue, and white with artificial palm trees and fish net covered with sea shells and fish. Joette Nygaard was crowned Queen, with LaRae Svihovec, Sharon Zimmerman, Linda Herner, and Darlene Parsons as her attendants.

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Sr. Class Pla PLAY CAST: ROW ONE: JoAnn Glaserg LaRae Svlhovec, Mrs, Falcarog Beth Iorda, Beag Marjean Wentlandt, Student Directorg Mike Fiedler, Tony Falcarog Sharon Zimmerman, Shirley Wallaceg Doug Friez, Mr. Sher- idan. ROW TWO: Phyllis Burmester, Margaret Haines, Gary Sterng Sharon Kleing Dennis Lashes, Margie Bertschg John l-lomelvig, Mr. Mandelg Sylvia Schwartz, Sylvia. ROW THREE: Mr. Reinke, Directorglames Larson, Linda Herner, Dellag Dianne Fraase, Patg Ronald Hirning, Mr. Falcarog Darryl Friedt, Dino, Kasper Kronbauer. ROW FOUR: Shirley Steiner, Mrs, Mikulag Margie Linceg Roger Kilber, Joey, Tim Buresh, Dan- nyg Reggie Lantz, Steveg Emy Heinrich, Jackie, The Senior Class of 1964 presented the dra- matic play, Dino, under the direction of Bumette Reinke, November 15, 1963. The scenery, which helps to portray differ- ent settings, divided the stage into three parts. Dino tells a story about a rebellious, mis- led teen-ager. The boy had been sent to re- form school for murder at the age of twelve. Now, at home again, Dino was finding diffi- culty being accepted into society. He is taunted and nagged by his parents and some wild-hair teenagers, who are obviously quite jealous of him. However, Dino is helped tremendously by Mr. Mandel, his parole officerg by Mr. Sheridan, a case workerg by Tony Falcara, his younger brotherg and by Shirley Wallace, his new-found, shy girl friend. At the conclusion of the play, Dino finally accepts society, and he is told that gradually society will accept him.