Ada High School - Cougar Yearbook (Ada, OK)

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Little did we realize as we congregated twice a day in the senior room that the day would come so soon when we would cease to he members of the Ada High School, and would pass from under its roof forever as high school pupils. It did not occur to us during those happy days that we were so rapidly approaching the end of our High School career, that only a few more days and we would he launched out on the billow-tossed sea of life, where merriment and the joys of youth would he forgotten in facing the stern problems of our existence, that the time was so near at hand when youthful hopes and tendencies would be laid aside and life would be- come a stern reality. It is to he hoped that each one has real- ized the rapid approach of the end of his High School career, and has applied himself diligently to the tasks assigned him. 0 lil. L ! 7- 5: ll Il .f 1.-.I . g Isnt A AE 5 W' W In V .4 . L I wi- . ' :xv -1 1

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WiLL1AM A. STAGE, B.Sc. Superintendent of Schools, Ada, Ohio American History and Civics The Seniors will long rememl'er Mr. Stage as their in- structor of American History. He will he particularly re- membered for several things, namely, his apparent slowness to see his own joke, his inability -to call the students by their prop- er names, his diminutive chin, and his exquisite grace of motion. Mr. Stage is kind, frank, generous and exceedingly earnest, and as an interesting and instructive teacher he is scarcely to he surpassed. It has been a source of both pleasure and profit to the Seniors -to have come under his influence.