WE RE LOYAL TO YOU ADA HIGH'
The
1944 Viking
Pub11shed by
THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1944
ADA HIGH SCHOOL
Ada Mmnesota
Busmess Manaqer Verona Mlllef
Editor-in-Chief ................................ Violet V. Gill
FOREWORD
Although work1ng under many wartlme d1ff1C11ll16S the
class of 1944 has 1ssued th1s book known as the vlklng the
staff of wh1ch IS mdebted to the student organ1zat1ons and
faculty for ass1stance Wllh the publlcatlon It has been the alm
of the senlor class to QIVG an account of act1v1t1es and to present
the Ada H1gh School as 1t really IS so that a rev1ew of these
pages may recall to m1nd the lntellectual athletlc and social
events of the past school year
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DEDICATION
To Ieep Irv1n and Rrp the three fellows who have left our
Sen1or class to frght for our country we dedlcate lh1S our 1944
V1k1ng To us they symbollze one of the many ways ln whlch
young people are puttmg forth contrlbutlons 1n the present
human cr1s1s Wrth slncere apprec1at1on and grateful hearts for
the1r bravery and patr1ot1sm we do them th1s small honor
Anchors Awezgh my boys' Anchors Awezghl
Untzl we meet once more
Here s Wzshzng you a happy voyage home'
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ADMINISTRATICDN
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ADMINISTRATION
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SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL
A C PEDERSON DAN H RUOFF
BOARD OF EDUCATION
A Nelson Preszdent
F F Zunmermcxn Clerk
Leonard Olson Treasurer
I L Roesch
Chester Ingberg
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FACULTY
A C Pederson
Supermtendent
B A Luther College
Mrs Helen Steffen
Phys1cal Educatxon 7 12 Glrls
B E Moorhead State Teachers
College
Dan Ruoff
P11nc1pal Sr Hxgh Boys Physlcal
Educatron Coach
B S UI11Ve1'S1lY of Mmnesota
Mane R1ste
Math Prmcxpal Ir Hrgh
Enghsh 8th
B E Moorhead State Teachers
College
Ethel Saarr
Home Econom1cs 712
B S Umversrty of M1nnesota
Lucy Passe
Ir Hrgh Hrstory Geography
B S Wxnona State Teachers
College
Mrs Lenora Iohnson
Sr Hrgh Math General Bus
Ec Geog
B S Moorhead State Teachers
College N5
Mrs Agnes Faragher
Sc1ence
B A Umverslty ot Iowa
R Albert Matteson
Musrc
B A Umversrty of Mmnesota
Blanche Olsen
Llbranan and Secretary
Moorhead State Teachers
College
Audrey Zube
Enghsh Art
B A Concordma College
Betty Rolth
Sr Hrgh Socral Studres
B S Umversrty of Mmnesota
Ethel Symons
Sr Hrgh Enghsh
B A Unxversrty of Mmnesota
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CLASSES
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SENIORS
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ZOLA HAALAND
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DONALD SANDERS
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VERNA NASH
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ROLFE TEHVEN
Buddy
VERON A MILLER
Nome
VIOLET GILL
Squeaky
PATRICIA MACK
Patty
KENNETH BENESH
Kenny
ALVIN PETRY
Curley
WAYNE SAMUELSON
Sammy
IOYCE IACKSON
Icxcky
MARIORIE SMITH
Smitty
PAULINE DITTMER
"Pony"
DONALD OGAARD
"Donie"
VERONA FETTING
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DOROTHY KROSHUS
Kroshus
GLENN LARSON
Lars
LEO MERCK
LIPPY
ELEANORE KROGSTAD
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VERNON PETRY
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WILMA MOE
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MABIORIE BREMER
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IARL GILBERTSON
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PHYLLIS BEZENEK
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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
What we are to be we are now becommg
Twelve years ago SIX httle shavers ran up the steps of the Ada Pubhc School to be
welcomed by M1ss Youmans It was our frrst day 1n school Donald Sanders was there
wrth hrs short pants and brand new harrcut whrle Zola Haaland always showed her cute l1ttle
drmples whenever she srmled at Glenn Larson who sat across the arsle from her Verna
Nash came wrth a brg red apple for our teacher hoptng she d be asked to wash the boards
Wllma Moe came to school wrth her trghtly bralded prgtarls rn red rrbbons and Patty Mack s
auburn harr hung rn r1nglets We remember Betty Lou Olson was always helplng Eugene
Hadler drstrngursh between hrs blue and green colors
The thrrd grade brought Ieanne Volland 1nto our cla s as M1ss Bells No l pet W1lhs
Grrese started school here as a frfth grader only to leave us rn our Sophomore year but
returned agarn as a Semor to frnrsh the home stretch Malcolm Rrpley was our only new
seventh grader He was followed by Verona Fettrng who came from the country to jorn
us rn the erghth grade
In our Freshman Class we have fourteen new students and rt rs here where we catch
our frrst ghmpse of Leo Merck When we were Sophomores we burlt a huge bonfrre for
Homecommg And do you remember what happened to our 1ll fated tank whrch was our
entry rn the Homecommg float compet1t1on'? Takrng on more responsrbrlrty rn our Iunror
year we have the extra help of Phylhs Bezenek and Donald Ogaard That year after many
tedlous practrces we presented the humorous comedy Prrze Prgs On May 17 under the
drrectron of M1ss Renner we entertarned the Sen1ors wrth a turkey dmner followed by a
prom Because of the flood condrtrons at the trme boots were used to get 1nto the school to
decorate the gymnasrum for commencement exercrses Regardless of our many drffrcultres
large quantxtres of fern and lrlacs were used to make 1t very beautrful although the Senrors
were too exclted to notrce that
We were all more than proud of our basketball team when they recerved a pnze of War
Stamps for defeatmg the Semor Class rn the Inter Class tournament last year
Now drawrng to the close of our school career we have twenty nrne mrghty Sen1ors rn
cludrng Rolfe Tehven who came to frnrsh hrs Senror year w1th us The boys rn our class seem
to be very partlal towards the Navy as Rrp Ieep and Irvrn who would have graduated
wrth us enhsted wrth Uncle Sam last year
Dur1ng basketball season Patty Mack was crowned Homecomrng queen and our deco
rattons won second prrze We were entertarned by the Iumors wrth a banquet and Prom to
help make thrs year a grand frnale Our b1g effort of the year was the publrcatron of the
1944 Vrkmg Oh how we torled and struggled to get those erght tons of waste paper but rt
pard to the tune of S103 O4
Wrth Mr Ruoff our advrser at the helm we wrote the f1n1sh to a grand school year and
now we a1m to conquer greater realms
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Iarl Grlbertson Donald Ogard
Treasurer Vrce President
Edna Strand Verna Nash
Presrdent Secretary
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I UN IORS
FRONT ROW tleft to nghtl Alrce Ford Betty Lou Benesh VICIOIIG Drxon Eva Mae Iohnson
Mav1s Horn Flonne Vxsser Bernxce Dekko Iune Schackle Alta Iohnson Helen Arel Rosella
Wagner
SECOND ROW Geraldme Burley W1ll1am Zrmmerman Ardella F ettlng Kelth Forsythe Iune
Davrdson Ivan Fletcher Beverly Tehven Beatr1ce Lern Wallace Beneheld Alan Olson Mrs
Iohnson adviser
THIRD ROW Leo Baker Iack Evans Robert Nelson Robert Poehler Alrce Neumann Donald
Dyrdahl Lowell Storms Rxchard Malakowsky Lo1s McCune
Hey wa1t dont forget us we re the Cherubs of the school D1d I say Cherubs of the
school? Did I say cherubs""P Well '
We Iumors are represented on the football basketball and track teams band chorr
pep band STC declamanon soc1al comm1tte war stamp commlttee V1k1ng Log and
annual Two members of our class Eva Mae and Bunny add zep and pep to our basketball
games by leadmg the cheerrng
That s not all' Last year we bu1lt an enormous bonhre for homecomxng fwell 1t was a
f1re anyway? a group of us acted as warters and wa1tresses at the Iun1orSen1or banquet
that year and decorated the gym for baccalaureate
Th1s year we had a wonderful trme presentmg the play Brother Goose We sponsored
an old fashroned basket soc1al and last but not least the banquet and promenade'
So we have completed our Iumor year and are lookrng forward to stepprng mto the
coveted role of the senror class of 1945
IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
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Ivan Fletcher Rlchard Malakowsky
Presldent Vrce-Presldent
Mabel Smrth Bermce Dekko
Treasurer Secretary
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SOPHOMORES
FRONT ROW tleft to nghtl Duane Torfrn lames Schultz lane Dullum Royal Iohnson Lorrame Carmen Helen
Rueblce Elame Wagner Ada Mae Teters Betty Chrxstensen Hornet Sprung Arne Aasland Chester Bartz
SECOND ROW Leslre Ness Eumc Rrste Ila Rassmussen Florella Iohnson Yvonne Peterson Lors Mrller Valerxe
Skalsky Lola Mae Horn Betty Mxller Ilene Geryets Rarma Kloety Mrchael Merck Mlss Rotth advrser
THIRD ROW Ierry Scot W1ll1am Frscher Duane Foster Rhoda Olson Glorxa Moon Allce Krogstad Barvara Her
nnger Wrlham Storslee Marvm WllllGmSOH Duane Shelland
FOURTH ROW Noa1mHovland lamce Omdahl Raymond Iacobson George Grlbertson Norman Brantl Ronald
Grothe Arne Garness Russell Onstad Donna Mae Fynskov Murrel Ness
H1 Folks Here s the rnsrde story of the Sophomore class
We are very proud that we have the largest class 1n the h1gh school and also the largest
per cent on the honor roll The members of the Sophomore class partrcrpate 1n almost all
the varrous act1v1t1es of our school They are rn band on the V1k1ng Log staff on the Vrkrng
annual staff and on the basketball and football squads Peppy Vonnre Peterson IS presr
dent of the Pep Club and also head of the cheerleaders Donna Red Fynskov IS charrman
of the Servxce Comrmttee and Garne does the art work on the school newspaper and
smks baskets too These are 1ust a few of the talents we Sophomores possess
At Chrlstmas when Santa peeked h1s head around the corner all the members of our
class contrrbuted a n1ckel so we mrght have a Chnstmas tree Through the effort of a group
of g1rls the tree was bought and decorated
Yes we are a peppy cooperat1ve group and lrke to be thought of 1n that way
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
Donna Fynskov Arne Garnass
Secretary Presrdent
Arne Aasland RC'-IIIIICI K10efY
Vrce Preszdent Treasurer
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FRONT ROW Clelt to nghtl Darrell Herrrnger Tenny Aasland Theresa Ambuehl Martha Schlenz Irene Hasz
Delores Benesh Clarabelle Ellmgsworth Lxlltan Holm Eleanor Eakle Alvm Peterson Wzllard Helland
SECOND ROW Norman Rushton Norrme Lundon Shlrley Rasmussen Wxlham Neumann Herbert Monson Gray
don Larson Robert Shelland Marvm Anderson Norma McCune Donna Drake Dwcnn Ness
THIRD ROW Elmyra Fettmg Glorla Grxewe Darleen Haaland Delame Warnsholz Dorothy Tomhave Veromca
Berray Elaxne Storms Ioyce Hammerback Mrss Rrste advxser
FOURTH ROW Marvm Tehven Paul Holte Rxchmond Matteson Marvm Olson Serenus Larson Ronald Iohnson
Eldred Ambuehl Donald Larson
Meet the F resh1e L1ttle Freshmen who are tryrng hard to learn
Our class although 1t 1snt as large as most freshman classes has representatmves rn most
of the extra curncular act1v1t1es our school offers
Members of our class are rn basketball boys chorus g1rl s glee club band pep band
pep club V1k1ng Log Staff and S T C That super salesman and all around boy Bob Shel
land IS on the war bond commrttee and Cactus al1as Rrchmond Matteson the great tuba or
Ambuehl 15 on that famous g1r1 s basketball squad of Ada and Gret and Dorothy Mae are
largely responsrble for our vrm vrgor and v1tal1ty
The frrst year of our h1gh school career has now ended and we feel we ve a good start
to keep the ball rolhng rn our next three years of h1gh school Soph1st1cated Sophomores
here we come'
FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS
Dorothy Tomhave ,
N Graydon Larson
V1ce Preszdent
Treasurer
Shrrley Rasmussen
Secretary effmf Robert Shelland
Presrdent
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FRONT ROW Cleft to rrghtl Robert Balzum Ioe Murphy Beverley Kraulrk Mary Moe Ieanne Habedank Flo
Haaland Carol Olson Harrret Krogstad Marcelme Ambueht Wxllram Scott Donald Tehven
SECOND ROW Dwrqht Hovland Eugene Dauner Wallace Muhonen Wxllrarn Lundon Vrrqrl Fettmg Betty Chns
transen Robert Merck Iack Spmk Ardrs Vrsser Donald Smrth Frank Schultz Ioe Ullman Mrss Passe advxser
THIRD ROW Lorrame Kloety Renee Ruch Bernard Landro Noel Haaland Manan Logan Walter Lystrom Iohn
Grrvno Myrna Rae Fettmg Neola Babler Rrchard Schultz
SEVENTH GRADE
FRONT ROW Cleft to rrghtl Edward Merck Betty Naugle Allen Ogard Betty Tamke Clayton Drake Iean Qurrk
Vxrgrl Anderson Ioyce Sjorday Rrchard Mattrud Arlene Olson Stanton Dekko
Hope Holte Marland Kloety Myron Sanders Wrllram Larson Mtss Saarx advrser
THIRD ROW Ieanne Hubbell Lorrarne Ellmgson Mary Ann Hunt Angelme Fettmg Dons Evenstad Darleen
Holtman Elorse Larson Beverly Roesch lack Helstng
FOURTH ROW Ben Frscher Evelyn Kroshus Francxs Nrrschl Nrna Erstad Dorothy Warnsholz Donald Gronvold
Ramona Lren Audrey Hetland Ronald Baker Lowell Rasmussen
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ORGANIZATIONS
STUDENT TEACHER COUNCIL
FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtl Duane Olsen Marvm Wrllxamson Iune Schackle Dwrght Hovland Bernrce Dekko
Robert Shellancl Betty Lou Olson Verona Mlller Vxolet Gxll
SECOND ROW Mxss Olsen Darleen Haaland Wxlham Z1mmerman Barbara Herrmger Robert Nelson Leo Merck
Ioyce Hammerback Mxss Rrste
THIRD ROW Mr Ruofl Ivan Fletcher Kerth Forsythe Russell Onstad Arne Garness Wilma Moe Lowell Storms
Glenn Larson Mxss Symons
If you were to step 1nto a Student Teacher Councrl meet1ng on a certaln
Thursday afternoon you would flnd Betty Lou Olson conductxng what IS known
as the govermng body of the Ada I-hgh School B111 Zlmmerman IS the secre
tary and the V1Ce pres1dent IS Lowell Storms of th1s the most lmportant organ
1zat1on rn the school
The pr1nc1ples of the STC are those of student government further1ng co
operahon w1th1n the school and promot1ng school sp1r1t and conduct
The members are chosen as follows each class pres1dent rs a member
of the counc1l along w1th four representatwes from the Sen1or class three from
the Iumor class two from the Sophomore class and one from the Freshmen
class the e1ghth grade and seventh grade The mus1c department has two
members the athletrc department two the pubhcatron department two The
ed1tors of both the V1k1ng Log and the Vrkrnq automancally become members
Others are the Pr1nc1pals of both the Sen1or and Iunror I-Irgh Schools the School
Secretary and the Dean of Women
The STC put on a very successful party th1s year carrylng out the football
theme rn the1r plans They also appomted commxttees for publ1c1ty lost and
found soclal affarrs servlce flag and a war bond comm1ttee Certa1n pnvxleges
for the honor students have been brought about through the work of the
councxl
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FRONT ROW flelt to rrghtl Vrolet Grll Helen Arel Royal Mae lohnson Irene Hasz Delores Benesh lane Dullum
lla Rasmussen Yvonne Peterson Theresa Ambuehl
Horn Helen Ruebke Shlrley Rasmussen Lorrame Carman Mr Matteson cllrector
THIRD ROW lamce Omdahl Elcnne Storms Mavxs Horn Thelmona Healy Alxce Krogstad Dorothy Tomhave Alrce
Neumann Ardella Fettmg Ioyce Hammerback Valerle Skalsky Florme Vlsser
BOYS CHORUS
FRONT ROW fleft to rxghtl Graydon Larson Robert Shelland Marvrn Tehven Leslxe Ness Wrllram Neumann
Dwam Ness
SECOND ROW Rrchmond Matteson Wlllxam Zrmmerman Duane Shelland Lowell Storms Ierry Scott Donald Larson
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VIKING STAFF
Flash! Flash! No not a news report but
just our two photo editors ' shooting" by. When
you are domg your very best to dodge Leo
you tmd that Wally has peered around another
corner and snapped your p1cture
In order to escape you rush to the Press
Room whrch you flnd packed wxth k1ds
Someone 1S saymg Soon done wrth the type-
wrlter Glenn? or Hows th1s for a wnte up
Vy? Yes th1s has all been a part of prepar
1ng the 1944 V1k1ng
Say dld I hear someone say they stlll had
blrsters from typmg waste paper that they had
gathered to earn money for a bxgger and better
annual? You know the busmess places dld
therr b1t too by placmg ads ln our book and
the pubhc by commg to our Inter Class Tourna
ment And by the way Nome dxd a swell job
rn ptckmg out Th1s Land Is Mme for the
V1k1ng mov1e
All th1s has added up to what we hope IS
the best annual ever to be edrted by the stu
dents of Ada Hxgh
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Vmolet G11l Verona Mlller
FRONT ROW tlett to rxghtl Betty Lou Olson Rarma Kloety Vlolet Gtll Edrtor Ieanne Volland Edna Strand
Bernrce Dekko Verona Mrller Dorothy Kroshus Lors M111 r Paulme Dxttmer
SECOND ROW Mrss Rorth Maryone Smrth Wrllxes Gnese Mavxs Hom Leo Merck Wallace Bennetreld Verona
Fettmg Phyllrs Bezenek Ioyce Iackson Marjorre Bremer Miss Saarr advrser
THIRD ROW Rolfe Tehven Donald Sanders Alvtn Petry Robert Nelson Barbara Herrmger Zola Haaland Dorothy
Iacobson Eleanore Krogstad Kenneth Benesh
FOURTH ROW Alrce Neumann Lowell Storms Wayne Samuelson Iarl Grlbertson Ame Garness Donald Ogaard
Wrlma Moe Glenn Larson Vernon Petry
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FRONT ROW Cleft to right? Iune Schackle Betty Lou Ol on Violet Gill Yvonne Peterson Leo Merck Eva Mae
Iohnson Flonne Visser Verona Miller
SECOND ROW Iamce Omdahl Ieanne Volland Geraldme Burley Mavis Horn Verona Petting Bernice Dekko Miss
Roith adviser
THIRD ROW Alta Iohnson Betty Benesh Alice Neumann Donna Mae Fynskov Thelmona Healy Wilma Moo Lois
McCune George Olson
FOURTH ROW y eromca erray Russell Onstad Arne Games: Iune
Davidson
William Zimmerman Richard Malakowsk V B
Editor Editor
Edna Strand Iune Schackle
Coming up the httle auditorium stairs you spy a
door marked Press Room and of course your
cur1os1ty is aroused and you go in Upon entering
you see a group of quret industrious students working
on the paper but when they discover that you are not
a teacher they once again go back to their original
positions of being sprawled all over the room Then
they rescue the gossiplng arguing and what else have
you that goes on in an ordinary press room
This IS the typical atmosphere rn which we put out
our four paged mxmeographed bi monthly newspaper
The procedure we use is articles assigned written
handed in corrected rewntten rough drafted cor
rected typed on stencil proof read and finally run
off on the rni'neograph. The equipment we use is
two elite typewriters, two mimeoscopes and a mimeo-
graph.
The "Log" staff is composed of about thirty members
of the senior and junior high school. The joumalism lt x
students are awarded letters when they are seniors if ' V
they do outstanding work in some certain field of our
work.
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V1olet G1ll
Ahce Neumann
Glenn Larson
Lowell Storms
The Ph1 Beta Kappa of Ada Hrgh School has taken form
1n the orgamzatxon known as the Honorary C1rcle Wh1Ch came
about through the efforts of the 1943 Student Teacher Councll
The student body th1s year has come to reahze that the a1m of
th1s honor group IS to foster trad1t1ons of scholarshrp frne
school c1t1zensh1p and conduct contnbutlons to school l1fe and
extra curncular act1v1t1es W1th the llghted candle as a symbol
of one who lets h1s lrght shrne where 1t w1ll beneflt the most
each student honored by selectron to th1s group w1ll stnve to
uphold those rdeals
A typxcal honor student mamtarns good grades and besrdes
part1c1pat1ng 1n any of the school UCl1V1tleS athletrcs muslc
publ1cat1ons STC makes some worthwh1le contnbutxon to
school l1fe Of the group 1n1t1ated last year only four were
undergraduates V1olet G111 Glenn Larson AIICS Neumann
and Lowell Storms Graduatma semors were Ruth Austznson
Irene Carman Fay Chr1st1anson Palmetta G111 Ardrs Horn
Lyla Larson Odell Olson Betty Remark and Marette
W1ll1GmSOH
Presentahon of cert1f1cf1tes at the graduatlon ceremony th1s
spr1ng w11l 1nd1cate whxch students are worthy of th1s fme
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FRONT ROW Cleft to nghtb lack Spank manager Leslte Ness Donald Sanders Rolfe Tehven Kerth Forsythe
Mlchael Merck Iames Foster Eldred Ambuehl
SECOND ROW Duane Foster Duane Shelland Glenn Larson George Olson Eugene Hadler Wxlham Ztmmerman
Wayne Samuelson Ronald Johnson Leo Merck
THIRD ROW Noel Haaland Robert Nelson George Gxlbertson Donald Ogaard Iarl Grlbertson Russell Onstad
Dennts Ambuehl Leo Baker Alvrn Petry
Wednesday October 13 the Vrkes lost therr 1943 opener
to Mahnomen 6 to 0 The opemng day proved to be the coldest
day of the season An Ada fumble 1n the second quarter
wh1ch was recovered by the Indrans proved to be the wrnnmg
margrn The teams were evenly matched w1th Mahnomen
havrng the edge 1n exper1ence and werght
Thursday October 21 the Vxkes swamped the Halstad
Pxrates 36 to 0 The Halstad team lacklng expenence was
eas1ly defeated by the V1k1ngs Coach Ruoff gave the entrre
squad a taste of the gndiron 1n the game
Thursday October 28 the Tw1n Valley Ttgers tnmmed the
V1k1ngs 46 to 7 Iarl G1lbertson s lone touchdown and the con
versron by Bob Nelson were the only bnght spots of the game
Donny Moe of T V led the passmg attacks for the Txgers
Thursday November 4 the V1kes made a sweepmg vrctory
over the Borup Bronchos beatlng them 61 to 7 Thrs was the
best played game of the season Borup showed a good pass-
mg offense but were outclassed by the v1keS who 1ntercepted
several passes for touchdowns Ada played stralght football
throughout the game The sen1ors who played most of the
game were able to end thelr football careers for Ada 1n a
blaze of glory
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The Army the Navy and Ada Hlgh Step on the starter
Never never w1l1 say dxe Put er rn low
Well frght f1ght frght Come on gang
W1th all our mlght Let s go'
The Army the Navy and Ada H1gh
3 cheers for the Army l 2 3 4 who are we for?
Crah rah rah Army'l 5 6 7 8 who do we apprecxate?
3 cheers for the Navy A D A
frah rah rah Navy'J Thats the way you spell It
And three cheers for Ada I-hgh Here s the way you yell It
frah rah rah Ada'7 ADA'
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The Basketball season started off
wrth a lme up new to Ada fans
srnce only two lettermen returned
Arne Garness and Leo Merck
Eugene Hadler and Malcolm Rlp
ley both senrors and regulars on
last year s quad entered the navy
durmg the summer months
Desp1te the1r lack of herght and
IIIGXPGIIGIICG the new team played
as seasoned veterans The addr
t1on of Iack Evans at the begmnlng
of the second semester gave spark
and rnsprratron to the boys
Playrng 15 games and wmnmg
5 the boys scored a total of 884
pomts to the1r opponents 487 mak
mg an offenswe average of 263
pomts aga1nst a defensrve average
of 32 7 pornts The hrgh llght of the
season was the upset they scored
over Tw1n Valley The V1k1ngs
ended :th 1n the conference stand
mgs
The V1k1HgS can be congratulated
for play1ng good clean basketball
and g1v1ng every opponent a hard
frght as the scores lndrcate
Tvxo of the Team Sanders and
Merck are graduatmg but Coach
Ruoff rs left w1th good prospects
for 1945
SEASON S GAMES
e Opponent They
Gary Cherel
Waubun
Halstad
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Ferttle Cherel
Borup
Crookston
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Mahnomen
Crookston there!
Hendrum therel
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Gary fherel
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HOMECOMING
Prrates bums fat men old ladres and some
other we1rd lookmg creatures were all part of
the openrng feature of our btg gala home
student passed 1n revrew the judges marked
them for ongrnalrty performance and the
elaborateness of costumes They chose Stan
ton Dekko as the frrst place wrnner Betty
Naugle second and Lowell Storms thrrd
Later 1n the evenmg amld the cheers of our
basketball fans Patty Mack was crowned
queen of homecomlng by Iarl Grlbertson the
1943 football captam Lowell Storms vrce
presrdent of the Student Teacher Counc1l then
presented her wrth a beautrful charm bracelet
The queen attlred 1n the tradrtronal coronat1on
robe was attended by Verna Nash Betty Lou
Ol on Ardella Fett1ng and Iune Schackle gll
wcarmg wh1te formals
Iamce Omdahl Eva Mae Iohnson and
Yvonne Peterson presented cr novelty tap and
twrrlrng combrnatron after the coronat1on
Followmg the game we were entertalned by
the splendrd carnrval prepared by the sopho
mores The fortune tellrng by Mlss Bryant was
especrally popular
The wrnners of the decoratrng contest were
Sophomores Ftrst pnze and the Senlors run
n1ng a close second
Thrs party brought to an end our mrd wmter
homecomrng wrth everyone sayrng lt was a
huge success
Although they entered a large
rnexpenenced team the V1k1ngs
were able to mass a total of 42
po1nts at the d1stnct track meet held
at Ada on May 14 1943
The two outstandrng men on the
V1k1ng team were Hadler and Iohn
son who scored 10 and 7 poxnts
respectrvely Hadler placed frrst 1n
both the 100 and 220 yard dashes
whrle Iohnson took second rn the
pole vault and thrrd rn the broad
jump Hadler was the only man to
place tn the Regronal where he
took frfth 1n the 220 yard dash
Other members who placed were
Storms who t1ed for frrst rn the 880
placed thrrd and fourth respectrve
ly 1n the mrle run Noel Haaland
who was only a seventh grader
placed fourth 1n the hrgh jump
whrle A Petry and Rrpley both
placed fourth rn the shot put and
pole vault
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FEATURES
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Remember November 309 We do for that s when we
presented our Iumor class play BROTHER GOOSE The thr1ll
of openmg mght backstage and the fmal curtam all serve to
remrnd us of our efforts as thesplans
Long remembered characterxzatrons are those of Brother
Goose CLowell Storms! Hy Uune Schacklel the younger srster
who would rather play football than eat Carol fFlor1ne VISSGIJ
who prefers to eat and prune herself Eve lBermce Dekkol the
southern charmer and lovely Peqgy CEva Mae Iohnsonl who
really knows her busmess
Others 1n the cast Wes lB1ll Zrmmermanl Lenore U-Xrdella
Fettmgl Mrs Trxrnmer lAl1C6 Neumann? Helen lLo1s McCuneD
Sarah Uune Dav1dson7 and the drrver fGeorge Olsonl
THE FACULTY PLAY
An outstandmg event of the fall dramatlcs season was the
presentatron of The Imag1nary Invalld a three act farce by
the local school faculty on November 5 The play whrch was
a b1g success revolved around Argan lAlbert Matteson! who
rmagmes hrmself a very s1ck man How Tomette lAudrey
Zubel exposes th1s preten e and makes Argan 1nto an agree
able old gentleman formed the plot of th1s old French comedy
Other characters were portrayed by Orpha Burud Fred Lar
son Robert Larson Lucy Passe Lester Roesch Danrel Ruoff
Ethel Saarr Hans Sethre Alrce Thompson and Sh1rley Zrm
1T1e1'I'1'1CIl'1
The proceeds from thls comedy were used to pay for the
new stage curta1ns and cyclorama of whlch the school IS
justly proud
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Teters Ioyce Syordal Stanton Dekko
Beverly Kruhk Carol Olson
SECOND ROW Mrs Johnson coach Mrss
Byfant coach Donna Ma Fynskov Dorothy
Tomhave Alrce Neumann lanrce Omdahl
Mrss Zube coach
THIRD ROW Lorrame Carman Rrchmond
Matteson Lowell Storms Francrs Ntrschl
Yvonne Peterson
DECLAMATION
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Learnrng to speak before a aroup w1th ease and porse IS one of the arms
of the srxteen students who competed rn the declamatron contests held rn Ada
on March 6 March 20 at Halstad and March 27 at Fertrle Mlss Zube Mlss
Bryant and Mrs Johnson coached the students who competed rn these d1v1s1ons
lnterpretrve Readmg fDramat1c and Humorousl Extemporaneous Speakmg and
Oratory
Those competrng 1n the Interpreuve readrng were as follows Ada Mae
Teters Persecut1on Ianrce Omdahl Wh1te Cl1ffS Ahce Neumann The
Moon 1S Down Yvonne Peterson Blttersweet Donna Mae Fynskov Lrttle
Dub Bernrce Dekko The Button Eleanor Eakel M1ss1ss1pp1 Magrc
Lorrarne Carmen The Mortal Storm R1chmond Matteson Pharaohs
Daughter Dorothy Mae Tomhave Lauqh Clown Laugh Ioyce Sjordahl
Gertrude the Governess Carol Olson Sabotage Lowell Storms as the
only person takrng part rn the extemporaneous d1v1s1on Two orat1or1s were
g1ven These were g1ven by Francrs Nrrschl whose pzece was Keep Our
Dreams Ahve and Darleen Haaland who gave There Was a Man
THE PEPSTERS
FRONT ROW tleft to nghtl Bernrce Dekko
Yvonne Peterson Eva Mae Iohnson
SECOND ROW Ioe Murphy Betty Nauqle
Donna Nash Ioyce Syordal-, Arlene Olson
Beverly Kraulrk Jean Qurrk Allen Ogard
THIRD ROW Allan Anderson Carol Olson
Robert Shelland Rrchmond Matteson Gray
don Larson Ieanne Habedank Angehne
Fettmg
FOURTH ROW Lorrame Kloety Neola
Babler Dorothy Tomhave Eleanor Krogstad
Vrrgxl Fettmg Audrey Hetland Ramona
Lren Mary Ann Hunt
FIFTH ROW Loxs McCune Robert Poehler
Thelmona Healy Beverly Roesch Donna
Mae Fynskov Alvm Petry Iamce Omdahl
ADA HIGH SCHOOL BAND
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FRONT ROW tlett to rrghtl Robert Nelson Iune Schackle
Lowell Storms Betty Chnstenson Mary Ann Hunt Audrey
Hetlond Lorrame Kloety Ramona Llen Duane Shelland
SECOND ROW Florella Iohnson Shrrley Rasmussen
Duane Olson Murrel Ness Leslre Olson Ranma Kloety
Elame Storms Wrllram Zrmmerman Barbara Herrmger
Betty Lou Olson lune Davrdson Darleen Haaland
THIRD ROW Carol Olson Bermce Dekko Myrna Fettxng
loyce Syordal Arlene Olson Allen Anderson Arne Gar
ness lack Helsmg Dwarn Ness Walter Lystrom Leslre
Ness George Olson Ronald Grothe Ivan Fletcher Rrchard
Maltrud Wrllzam Storslee Ronald Iohnson
FOURTH ROW Lorrame Carman Thelmona Healy Ioyce
Hammerback Donna Fynskov Rrchmond Matteson Allen
Ogard Alan Olson Donald Dyrdahl R A Matteson
dzrector
One two ready playll No 1t rsnt ct baseball ump1re startrng the
game 1tS the Ada Hlgh School Band begrnnmg the overture to the Un
hmshed Symphony Thrs selectron was one of the h1ghl1ghts of the concert
whrch was presented on Ianuary 26th Mr Matteson the band dmrector and
the entrre band are to be congratulated for the splendrd yob they drd on such
d1ff1cult serectlons as the V1ctory Overture and Marche Slav whrch made
up part of the program The success of the concert was due to the varxety of
numbers presented The Three Bears a comedy sketch whrch was narrated
by Florella Iohnson brought many hearty laughs and told the old famrlxar
story 1n song
Durmg the year the band also added color and gayety to pep tests and
sports events
On March 29 the band accompan1ed the patnotrc pageant As Amenca
Sang presented by the grades They played an overture Amer1cana
and several other short numbers at th1s program
The spr1ng concert whxch was enthusrastlcally rece1ved was entertamxng
and demonstrated the mus1cal progress of the orqarnzatron
Wrth th1s last formal appearance of the band the end of the overture 1S
tmally reached A loud blast from the trumpets f1n1shes the number and Mr
Matteson lowers h1s baton bnngmg the mus1cal year to an rmpressxve close
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ARMY
Harold Austrnson 33
Henry Austrnson 34
Robert Aamoth 40
Lester Benneheld 38
Morrrs Bennefleld 32
Otto Herbert Bartz
Col A I Betcher 05
Conrad Boddmg 35
George Carter 31
Howard Chrrstenson
Arch1e Chnsuanson
Loren Chr1st1anson 42
Cllfton Ellson 28
Floys Ellson 27
Allan Erdsmo 38
Robert Elleraas 36
Elmer Fletcher 39
Selmer Garness 37
Adron Garness 31
Severen Hauge 41
Merton Iohnson 39
Alvrn Iohnson 23
Rufus Logan 22
Iarl Marsten 30
Loren Nash 41
Rrchard Nrrschl 41
Earl Ogard 30
Norrrs Ogard 31
Leland Olson 40
Loren Olson 39
Francls Olson 35
Russell Olson 43
Stanley Olson 40
Reuben Onstad 35
Walter Petry 3
Iohn Pfund 35
Oscar Ramnes 29
Op1e Rmdahl 17
Kenneth Roesch 33
Lambert Roesch 31
Leroy Redland 39
Louls Remark 42
Robert Remark 42
Melfred Roragen 36
Thorwald Roragen 24
Rod1n Salverson 31
Harry Schwartz 31
Anthony Srpe 35
Lester Srtes 39
Gerard Spaeth 42
Donald Storslee 38
Clement Strand 30
Ioseph Sulhvan 31
Donald Threl 41
Curtls Torfm 40
Kenneth Torfm 41
Earl Tvedt 39
Bernard Volkerdrng
Rlchard Weber 35
Manon Wr1ter 40
Iames M Whalen 37
Iohn T Whalen 34
ARMY AIR CORPS
Iesse Alexander 37
Ronald Bang 40
Bertram Bro 31
Glenn Enger 34
Eldred Fett1ng 39
Eldon Foster 41
Iohn Foster 39
Wallace Gr1ewe 41
Robert Herrrnger 41
Norman Iaros 29
Clarence Iohnson 39
Delford Iohnson 43
Gerald Malakowsky 40
Donald Mlller 38
Donald Ness 42
Fred S1mpson 33
Clement Sanders 31
Alvln Schubkegel 36
NAVY
Merlyn Anderson 38
Beverly Barnes 43
Stanley Barnes 35
Chester Dekko 43
Thomas Farragher U G
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Alv1n Glsvold 36
Lester Gunnerson
Lowell Haaland 42
Euqene Hadler U G 44
Floyd Hovland 43
Edward Iamrson 43
Rxchard Ienson 39
Howard Larson 38
Marlon Menge 34
Donald Nustad U G 43
Erwm Olson 22
W1ll1S Pngge 40
Malcolm Rrpley U G 44
Quentm Roesch 40
Iohn Sanders 41
Homer Thune 40
Irvrn Tommerdahl U G 44
Ierome V1lmo 43
Rrchard Weber 35
Roswell Wlchern 37
NAVY AIR CORPS
Marvln Hammarback 43
Anthony Merck 42
Donald Pederson 40
Rerd Z1mmerman 38
MARINES
Robert Mack 41
Davrd Scherf 41
lack Scott 23
Donald Wrlkens 40
Cameron Grma 31
WACS
Sylv1aG1lbertson 31
Marjorre Iackson 39
WAVES
Harr1et Peterson 41
Mlldred Syordal 39
ARMY NURSES
Ardrs Anderson 37
Myrtle K1tche11 33
Beatrlce Ogard 36
Mable Rage 23
Valorxs Wrlkens 39
U S CADET NURSE CORPS
Marjone Gerjets 41
Margaret Nelson 42
LuVerne Olson 42
Ruth Syordal 40
Margaret Strand 41
Betty Remark 43
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TO HELP YOU RECALL
21-Homecoming and "sweet victory for the Vikings."
26-Band Concert. Hats oft to the Ada High musicians.
28-Freshman Class Party.
5-Seventh Grade goes to a party. Sadie Hawkins gets her man!
29-"As America Sang." Colorful and tuneful.
March 4-Sub-district basketball tournament. May the best team win!
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March 27-Declamation Contest.
April 7-9-Easter Vacation and the first touch of that
old malady-Spring Fever.
April 21-Senior Class Play.
April ?-Skip day !!!
May
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18-School Exhibit and Style Show.
20-The Viking appears-hot off the press.
6-Iunior-Senior Banquet and Prom.
22--Exams.-now for the S64 question!
26-Baccalaureate.
2-Graduation. "We made it!"
PATRONS
Thank you. With the circumstances that 1944 has put before us, we greatly appreciate
your cooperation in making our annual possible.
ADA BAKERY
ADA RECREATION PARLORS
AQUA'S PHARMACY
BANGS MARKET
BEN FRANKLIN STORE
BLACK HAWK CAFE
BODDING LUMBER YARD
CLOVER FARM STORE
C R ANDREWS AND CO
DeMARS DRUG STORE
FETTINGS BEAUTY SHOP
HADLER SIORDAL HARDWARE
I C PENNEY CO
L B HARTZ STORE
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP
NORMAN COUNTY INDEX
DR A NELSON
OLSON FURNITURE STORE
OLSON S CAFE
OLSON S MEN S WEAR
PEOPLE S HARDWARE
RED STAR CAFE
ROCHAT S JEWELRY
SILVER INN CAFE
SIMPSON GARAGE
SITTKO DR H
SKAURUD PHOTO STUDIO
SWIFT PRODUCE
THE 1944 VIKING STAFF
Edztorzn Ch1ei VIOIGI G111
Bus1ness Manager Verona Miller
Photography Leo Merck and Wallace Bennefleld
Art and Make Up Arne Garness
Copy Ieanne Volland and Betty Lou Olson and Mav1s Horn
AdV1S6I MISS Saan
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