05/31/2011

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New Email address
Clyde (51) and Marge Satrang: Mountain Iron, Mn
 
Folks, please update your addess books with Clyde and Marge’s new email address.
 
Thank you Neola for passing this info along to us. Gary
 
 
 
 
Reply to Leland Hagen’s message posted yesterday
From Doreen Larson Moran (BHS ’61): Usk, WA & Hazelton, ND
 

We called the game with the two sticks “penny stick”. The first move was the short stick across the hole and make it go as far as possible. The next move was hold the short stick and bat as far as possible, the third was to bounce the short stick on the long stick but then I don’t remember for sure. But I think you would bound it twice then bat it and count distance; possibly bounce it 3 time and bat it out; then 4 etc. Somewhere along the way a missed move would grant the next person a turn. Does anyone else remember something like this? Seems like more than one time the long stick would get used for the hot dog roast!!!

 

I have an idea this might have been a game to add to or change rules as you went along???? Doreen Larson Moran BHS ’61
 
 
 
 
 

Bottineau High School class of 1964 in Grade 7
Folks, I think we have pretty much identified all those in Mr. Garbe’s 7th grade class, however there were two 7th grade Bottineau classes that year. Mrs. Renick had the other class. I have pasted that class picture below too. Gary
 
 

 

Mr. Garbe’s Bottineau High School class of 1964 in Grade 7

Back L to R: Stan Cegielski, Dwight Coleman, Rich Thompson, Art Lund, Larry Reitan, Ron Saxerud, Tim Kersten

Middle L to R: Mr. Garbe, Kenny Kofoid, Lanna Lord, Marylin Johnson, Marlys Rosberg, Loretta Sieber, Bonny Thomas, Ron Beckman

Front L to R: LD Hiatt, Charlie Carbonneau, Beverly Wilhelm, Audrey Saxerud, Donnie Kittleson, Donald Haakenson, Leroy Amsbaugh
 
 

 

Mrs. Renick’s Bottineau High School class of 1964 in Grade 7
 
The Only person I recognize in this photo is Orville Wilhelm. I am sure I know a lot of the others but I do not recognize them in this photo. Orville’s mother, Rhoda Clark Wilhelm, was a sister to Dave and Reuben Clark.
 
Folk’s, Let’s see if we can nail this one too. Please reply if you know or think you know any of the folks in this picture. Thanks, Gary
 
 

Mrs. Renick’s Bottineau High School class of 1964 in Grade 7

4th Row:

3rd Row: Orville Wilhelm

2nd Row: Mrs. Renick

1St Row:
 
 
 
Joke of the day

Old Guy


An old guy (not in the best of shape) was working out in the gym,
when he spotted a sweet young thing. He asked the trainer that was near by
“What machine in here should I use to impress that sweet thing over there?”

The trainer looked him up and down and said “I would try the ATM in the lobby”.