Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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I .J 1 1 1 I Y 1 Y '- r 4' 1 ,r L., 'x 1 Q 1, . as .- fw.f-,-W4 vw ,, AX 5 .. , Q FQ Us Q " N Pifffwfj-'Aj XIV XI' W! ,- :"'I'f X lx xx f Q 9 1 I X 5 EJLX x iffy Foreword In this year book We have endeavored to give a pictorial presentation of the various activites of our school life. As the yearsprogress, may this book, representative of the happiest years of our lives, grow in value and significance. BETTE MALAKOWSKY Editor-in-Chief BETTY SCOTT DWIGHT HOVLAND Assistant Editors BETTY CHRISTIANSEN Business Manager . TOE ULLMAN Photographer MRS. LENORA IOHNSON Advisor X D e cl I c a t I o n "Honor thy Father cmd thy Mother. . d We are ever mindful of the unselfish help our parents have given us throughout our life. With sincere appreciation and grateful hearts we respect- fully dedicate this 1948 VIKING to them as a small way of expressing our thanks. Pcrqe Seen Around the School. Mr. Ruott --- "Now, this is the Wcry to olo it, boys." Some sleepy, some curious, some attentive, some clreormiriq . . . . thot's the Sophomore his- tory clcrss. 4 Beulah-"Come on, gong, let's qive th -em everything We hcrve. " E Sweet horrmony tills the oir ors the Ad C1 school bond plcrys on ond on. Iunior honor students, Betty Scott and Dwight Hovland, lead the 1947 qraduatina class. .. . I Girls' physical education class, under the direction of Mrs. Klinq, try to attain poise and qrace. of -9 Queens of the lunch- roorn . . . Mrs. Pederson and Mrs. Bowyer. physics class. Mrs. Faraqher explains the mys- tery ot the heat of vaporization to the Page 5 Faculty PRESENTING . . . faculty members in various moods . . . seriously concentrating on the latest TellofTest question . . . registering amusement Cabout some student prank?l . . . looking tor the little birdie as the photographer snaps their picture . . . thought- tul, serious, smiling . . . enjoying another ot those excellent after school luncheons Ctor faculty members onlyl. Page 6 AGNES FARAGHER, B.A., University of Iowa, Physics, General Science, and Chemistry. ELIZABETH HETLAND, B.A., Gustavus Adolphus, English. ETHEL SYMONS, B.A., University oi North Dakota, English. BLANCHE OLSEN, University oi Minnesota, Librarian and Secretary. DANIEL H. RUOFF, B.S., University of Minnesota, Athletic Coach, Physical Education and Health. CLAIRE KLING, B.A., Valley City State Teachers Col- lege, and North Dakota Agriculture College, Physical Education, Health and General Business. DONALD W. SCHLATTMAN, B.S., Moorhead State Teachers College, Assistant Coach, Biology and Geography. f'Alll. 12. KNlJ'l'i1l'fN, B.!'3.A., Nmth lhtl-cwtfl A-'1Ill'lllll1IO' lfwllwqo, Vtflorrms' AJ. . , N U lll"l1llllI6', OllVll.l,l. l., LNG, Bn., llmvf-rfaity ul Minrmsutcx, Aqriuullure mtl l'r11m flltwp. LFNORA IOHNSON, HIT., Univ'-xzslty uf Nwxth Dolcottx, lvlfztltftrrtvxtlffs tmrl A1111-Iivfxrl llistoxy. llfllllY I. i2l'l"l'A, HA., Vullfey City trltv- 'lhxflwras lfwllf-'gt-, Cfvmum-trticxl ul ttf -rtfs, l'lOHlIH'l' ll. AllMS'l'RONG, li.Il,, llnivt-Isity ml North Daxkottx, Musxc ntl Iffmxrm-rf'ir1l Luw, IOYKTE IOHGEN CDN, llll., North Drxkwtti Acqxictllttlxrt f't,IIf't4--, llttmf- l':f'UIllJlIllt'S. lfS'l'lllfl'l llll'l'lll.AND, HA., Mootltoutl llttxtw 'l'vr1f'lwIs College, English und lVlfIlllf"lllllllCS. BERNlCE N EIL S O N, Moorhfmcl Sllllfx' Teucllors College, So vml Stutlws. ,Q ,ft ' 'V l ' 'Smit , t .42 ' tt K Q--N t N BL... J WL. ' ts 0 1 xtx-an Page 7 Administration A. C. PEDERSON Superintendent ARNOLD EID MARIE RISTE Senior h' h ' ' ig principal Iunior high principal A. C. PEDERSON, B.A., Luther College, Latin. ARNOLD EID BA MA M , . ., . ., ayville State Teachers College and University ot North Dakota, social science and World history. MARIE RIST E, B.E., Moorhead State Teachers Col- lege, Mathematics Page BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Herman Sitlco, Earl Volkerd- mg, Bloyd Bodding, Chester Ingber g. Standing: Mrs. Alpha I-Ietland, Otto Kolb. STUDENT TEACHERS' COUNCIL Seated: Dwight Rector Verndetta Larsen, Robert Merck, president, Bette Malak k ows y, Iames Murphy. Standing: Duane Olson, Mr. Ruott, Mr. Eid, Noel I-Iaaland. Al"l'lIll A YEAR Ol' WANDERING AROUND lookina for class rooms the seventh araders have decided junior hiah can he a lot at lun . . . take pride in Watchina Gayle lead the yells at cr B aarne I Seventh Grade "Welcome Stranger" . . . wonder why their decorated hikes and motor :scooters didn't win lirst in the homecoming parade . . thoiiaht their advisor, Miss Eiteland, was tops . . . reaarded Rodney Boyer as their latecomer every morning . . . had a hiah old time at their class parties, and lelt extra privileaed when they were in- vited to the senior' high parties . . . insisted that they'll he the most outstandina class Ada has ever had . . . decided to stay around tor two more years and then move on to senior high. lmlt to iialrti llavvarrl Storms, llan lilrlis, rss ottivers: lariivv lla.-, tiwrisnrrr Varal Brvvik, svuretaryg Sonia Olsvn vivo presideritf Gayle il-frirvrivii, pn l'irst row: llorialtl Visser, llenr s Nielveliria, Gvralrl lrvalvsan, Gert Karsten, Keith llovlanrl liwdtivy hour Sncorirl row: Fiiawriv Siirnnri, Davr Rector, Ronald Gvrlets, llllllltl lmrir 'l'hird row: Rolwrtrr XrVirl-c It in l-loesclx, Mary Nirsvlil, Shirley Griv r Mary llansten, Wrlrrrrr 'lot-tis, loan Nm v .A 'l'airiirierclalrl. Verna Biorern. llrr lanrah. Lett to rialit: First raw: Rivhani Welwr, ll 1 Nirsrlrl, Gary Ullman, Ronald Roost lloward lloclcstad, Allvn Olson, llewtx Second row: Carol Hrevilc, Sonia Olson, Vernon Natvvrrk, Glen An 1 son, Patricia llvllorwiril, lanice llcr 'lhird row: Adrliv Writer, Ga Q Berliericlr, Marlene lirieslmtt, lo Ann llolrn, Mary Marsden, Iayvv liuranini Marlys Sannielson, lflrli Fay llttinr KIA Eighth Grade "Two Years Before the Mast" . XNSN QNNM XKN i W by KEN Class officers: Marlene Tvedt, secre- taryg Helen Sorenson, treasurerg Nancy Pallum, presidenty Dick Nielson, vice- president. Left to Right: First row: Ronald Balzum, Kenneth Kappes, Melvin Bennefield, Delmar Ford, Elmer Sorenson, Adry Drake, Robert Visser. Second row: Victoria Geriets, Delphy Sprung, Dorothy Sanders, Barbara Bit- ker, Doris Hellerud, Lois Braunschweig, Iocelyn lohnson, Mavis Brueshoff. Third row: Bernard Grossman, Eldon Eklund, Sherman Scott, LaDonna Roesch, Richard Grivno, Donald Rinerson, Donald Wallman. Left to Right: First row: Beverly Stein, Mildred Erstad, Marlene Tvedt, Marlys Fetting, Barbara Ambuehl, Agnes Riepe, Helen Sorenson, Geraldine Ness. Second row: Richard Nielson, Vernon Rage, Duane Eastvold, Earle Finch, Howard Neumann, Walfred Anderson, Raymond Betcher, Orin Self, Ronald Kolb. Third row: Iames Landsverk, Patricia Gullickson, Shirley Rill, Audrey Writer, Ardis Iacobson, Gloria Franz, Nancy oPallum, Helen Hubbell, Patricia Noden. Page l U AFTER TWO YEARS OF IUNIOR HIGH THE eighth graders think it's all right . . . brag about the members of their class on the B squad . . . had lots of fun working on their float . . . appreciated their advisors, Mrs. Hetland, Mr. Schlattman, and Mrs. Nielson . . . think Bob Betcher did a swell job as manager of the team . . . labeled Donald Rinerson "the mouse in the corner," because he is often heard but not seen . . . watched Gerry Ness do a slick job of cheerleading . . . wondered how Pat Gullick- son and Shirley Rill made the straight A honor roll so often . . . somehow struggled through the year. GBADUALLY GETTING USED TO SCHOOL life, the ninth graders are having a gay time, and occasionally do a little studying . . . are proud of their B squad players . . . are just as proud of Alice, their peppy cheerleader . . . welcome the newcomers at the beginning of the year . . . think Bob Bang does a fine job as assistant photographer on the annual . . . know that De Loris and Duane do all right as artists of the school paper . . . wonder why "Boozey" doesn't grow . . . appreciate their advisor Miss Biste . . . are well represented in the hand . . . thought algebra was a lot of fun, but . . . are look- ing forward to their first year in senior high. '4 vi l:I'2Sl"llTl2f1 "The Green Years" ers Vws: :-2:13- ' 3 'L i Class officers: Alice Larson, treasurer: Bonald Nightengale, president, Arlie Askelson, vice-presidentg Marleanne Tehven, secretary. Left to right: First row: Dale Bic-rem, Myron Adkins, Arlie Askelson, Billy Faragher, Iames Bartz, Burtis Ambue-hl. Second row: Cleone Eklund, Duane Fournier, Bill Barney, loe Books, Lor- raine l-lekman. Third row: Vivian Kroshus, Leona Iacohson, lune Berqlind, lanis Ander- son, Lilly Ann Iverson, Marlene Habedank, Helen Hagen. Left to right: First row: Robert Bang, Ioe Boesch, Donald Wagner, Curtis Lee, Paul Malt- rud, Ronald Nightengale. Second row: Alice Larson, Richard Landsverk, Donald Lee, lerome Rage, Marieanne Tehven, Mary Reipe. Third row: Fay Lohmier, De Loris Ol- son, lovinae Bcsmussen, Laurena Warnholz, Cleone Luchau, Verona Vilma. 1 Y .4 .eg -xx," 'li .-z'- lr 1 'X Pagd 1 1 Q N S o p I1 o m o re s "Best Years of Our Lives" ' Class officers: Maxine Miller, vice- presidentg Alvin Vakoch, president: Donna Larson, treasurer. Left to right: First row: Iohn Bremer, Clinton Sor- enson, Loren Rushton, Arne Strom, Kenneth Iverson, Charles Ambuehl, Lar- ry Peterson, Robert Burley. Second row: Burton Rockstad, Dwight Rector, Alfred Kirchmier, Morris Sprung, Iohn Anthony, Philip Nirschl, Erlin Ger- jets, Frank Anderson. Third row: Ardis Ellingworth, Donna Holte, Yvonne Ike, Iona Hendricks, Ieannette Hovland, Petra Iacobson, Har- riet Ellingson, Ruth Anderson. Lett to right: First row:Deloris Rinerson, Donna Lar- son, Wilma Iohnson, Betty Habedank, Ioan Wilkens, Patricia Tehven, La Moyne Iolinson, Maxine Miller. Second row: Iarnes Murphy, Avenelle Landro, Alice Brantl, Lucille Drake, Geraldine Brueshotf, Lorraine Logan, Hazel Teters, Richard Ingberg. Third row: Walter Books, Larry Skalsky, Verona Hasz, Hilda Stein, Ioyce Olson, Ioan Running, Roberta Anderson, Phyllis Lundon, Alvin Vakoch. Page I2 THE TENTH GRADERS COMPLETED THEIR leap from junior to senior high with a big bang . . . won second prize on their float . . . appreciated their class advisors Miss Symons and Mr. Sitta . . . think Gerald Cirks did fine as vice-president oi the FFA . . . had iun serving at the prom . . . built a rip-roar- ing bonfire tor homecoming . . . knew their STC representatives, Dwight and Iim, were always on the job . . looked on proudly as their B squad players burned up the basketball court . . . decided to stay around another year or two. Q Tllll VZQERS MAINTAINED THEIR TITLE BY usinfr a covered waaon as their float . . . seemed to think their prom was tops . . . appreciated their advisors, Mrs. lorqenson and Mr. Eno . . . wondered how Allen acquired the nickname "Worm" . . . looked on proudly as their football heros carried the hall across the qoal . . . know Duane N. Olson did a aood joh as annual photographer . . . yelled loud- ly as their haskethall stars raised the score . . . f:ouldn't understand why Francis, the sleepinq beauty, was always tired . . . presented a successful class play . . . eaaerly looked forward to their senior year. . A. ,. ' ' da. has 2 H725 A A 1 ann ' me , K . t Cf! Juniors "lt's A Wonderful L,fe" Class officers: Ronald Rasmussen, secretaryy Myron Sanders, vice-presi dent, Bill Larson, president, Delmar Benesh, treasurer. Lett to riqht: First row: Les io Olson, Myron Sanders, Ronald Rasmussen, Richard Waqner, Duane N. Olson, Allen Oqard, Stanton Dekko, Richard Maltrud, Vire qil Anderson, Oral Biorem. Second row: Be'te Tamlce, Beverly Roesch, lsalielle Eklund, Audrey Het- land, Bill Larson, Ioyce Siordal, Gray- don Storms, Evelyn Kroshus, Arlene Olson, Ben Fischer, Anqeline Fettinq, Levia Johnson, Dolores Wilkens. Left to riaht: First row: lames Lundon, Duane K. Olsen, lack Helsinq, Francis Nirschl, Daniel Dullum, Lowell Austinson, Ron- ald Baker, Delmar Benesh. Second row: Ierome Pinske, lean Ouirk, Donna Nash, Delores Bartz, Betty Nauqle, Harriet Rockstad, Lor- raine Ellinqson, Verndetta Larsen, Stanton Dekko. Third row: Ardell Woltier, Verniel Anderson, Grace lacobson, Ramona Balzum, Dorothy G.lsoul, lean Hubbell, Doris Brakoh, Richvrd Waanerg Fa oe I Ll ,,,.......--W-M Paae l4 S 2 fl I O I' S "The l-lornestretchu THE SENIOBS ABE ALL lN A DITHEB ABOUT araduation . . . presented a successful class play after many wearisorne, yet interesting practices . . . had tun posina for class pictures . . . worked hard on the '48 annual . . . won tirst prize on their "lt's in our Heart" float . . . know that the two Bettys deserved top honors . . . think Bob Merck did a tine iob as STC. and class president . . . qazed with pride at their football heroes Cespecially Kenny who made the Moorhead Daily News all star team? . . appreciated their class advisors Mr. Eid and Mr. Armstrong . . . had fun on skip day . . . are proud ot Flo and Beulah who kept up the cheerinq rnorale ct everyone . . . wonder how the school will ever get along without thern next year. Top picture: Class oftxcersi Elaine Petry, vice-presidentg leanne Ann Hahedank, secretary: Donald Tehven, treasurer: and Robert Merck, president. lvi Q3 MARCELINE AMBUEI-IL MARVIN ANDERSON HARRIET KROGSTAD IRENE I-IASZ ROBERT BALZUM ELAINE PETRY BEVERLY KRAULIK NOEL HAALAND MYRNA FETTING ALICE BALZUM KENNETH LARSEN IEANNE I-IABEDANK RENEE RUCH VIRGIL FETTING DORIS BENESH Page I5 Class Motto: Today We Follow: Tomorrow Page 16 ff' We Lead IO ANN THOMPSON ART OLSON IACQUELINE SCHERF PLO HAALAND DONALD TEHVEN LORRAINE KLOETY BETTE MALAKOWSKY JACK SPINK ' YVONNE ANDERSON BETTY CHRISTIANSEN SALUTATORIAN ROBERT MERCK DWIGHT HOVLAND Class Flower: Red Rose MARLIS SIOLSETH DAVID LUNDON MARY MOE DOROTHY WILKENS IOE MURPHY MARION LOGAN BEULAH REHDER ROBERT WICHERN CAROL OLSON BETTY SCOTT VALEDICTORIAN WILLIAM SCOTT IOE ULLMAN Class Colors: Black and Gold I-Q Page 17 Photographers: Duane Olson, Robert Bang, Ice Ullman, and Larry Peterson. Seated: Allan Ogard, iunior editor, Bette Malakowsky, editor- in-chiefp Betty Christiansen, business manager. Staiidina: Dwight Hovland and Betty Scott, assistant edi'orsg Bill Scott and Carol Olson, assistant busiaess managers. Publications ADA VIKING . . . Work when the last piece of copy was finally sent off to press. Finances were well taken care of by the hard working business staff. Pancakes and rummage were the main features of a sale sponsored by the staff in lanuary. on the l948 annual began last spring and progressed until March The character of a school is reflected in its annual. With this thought in mind the editorial staff has worked hard, trying to capture every phase cf school life, so that each reader will find memories to have and to hold for keeps, lack Spink, Bobert Wichern, sports editor: Babe-rt Merck Mrs. Iohnson, advisor. ' ' ' ' ' ' Virgil Petting, Myrna Petting, Beverly Kraulik, and Flo Haaland Page 18 wists: Beulah Relidvr, lo Ann Tliornpson, Beverly Kraullk, Flo lltra land, and Myrna Fettiutg. lfli. liittfr, iitlviswr, lwyfwr Ulzwii, assistant editor: loyrfw Siorrlal, 1 ui "lllt'l' lflf'flll"llll" llt'lt' rt, liruiffrfxry rirlitorg Dimitri Fournier, -'flat it Vuwil l"'flll'l, :sports rvlitvii. Viking Log udents anxiously awaitinq their copies ol the Viking Log. Between the lines of each copy is represented d the rest of the staff, spurred hy Mr. Sitta. What you don't see are the worried laces of the editors as tlifvy eiicoiirfrqe the reporters and typists to qet their Copy in on time to beat the clocidliuo, All afgree that the school paper is well worth waiting lor. The last Friday ol every month finds the st tho ruruiy lonq hours ot labor by lacie, loyce, an fill Reporters: larqurilyri Sclivrl, llvleu lluliliell, Dutiue l:lOllYlIl"lk, luuiui lltilwi dank, Levin lohnson, De Lorisa Qlson, tt, Alice Larson, Audrey lletlautl, Virail Fettinq. SOCUUIII Carol Olson, Armtrelirie 1 ll 1: 4 ilfulli. llittiriq, Verridetta l.arsvri, Betty Nautrlv. lllltrifififriirgvlifirsa frrivl pr-uwvr lrilflvrsi lov llllulflri, Hlll C llhlltlt ii ltr l-'li , li' i'f' 'l':iulcf', lfry lxnluuir-r, and M rr- Pain W Robert H. Arrnstrona, Music director, CHOW First row: Marlene Hahodank, Ioan Wilkens, Maiifvfiriritv Tehven, Lorraine Hekman, Wilma lohnson, Ruth Anderson, Helen Hagen, Lilly Iverson, Vivian Kroshus, lovinae Rasmussen, Fay Lohniier. Second row: Alice Larson, Do Loris Olson, Verona Hasz, Verndeita Larsen, Verniel Anderson, To Ann Thompson, Alice Pinske, Lorraine Logan, Dorothy Gilsoul. Third row: Patricia Tehven, Ardis Ellinqsworth, Donna Lar- son, Hilda Stein, Yyonne Anderson, Cleone Elclund, lanis Ander- son, Ieanne Habedank, Audrey Hetland, Isabelle Eklund, Beulah Rehder, Elaine Petry, Beverly Kraulik, Deloris Bartz, loan Spaeth, Hazel Teters, Cleone Luchau. Fourth row: Ierome Rage, Orin Moe, Duane Olsen, Alfred Kirchmeir, Tack Helsinq, Duane Fournier, Richard Landsverk, Robert Bana, Paul Maltrud, Arlio Askelson, Ronald Niahtenqale. Betty Habodanlc, accompanist. Rohert H, Arrnstrona, director. BAND First row: Duane K. Olsen, loyce Siordal, Deloris Olson, Alice Larson, Audrey Hetland, Richard lnqherq, Ronald Niahtcn dale, Richard Landsverk, Larry Peterson, Second row: Geraldine Ness, Helen Hubhell, Rohert Barra, lames Landsverk, Arne Strom, lovinae Rasmussen, Ioanne Hahndank, Leslie Olson, secretary-treasurer, lack Helsinq, Farrcl Nirschl, Paul Maltrud, Richard Neilson, Third row: Gayle Berherich, Elda Faye Fettinq, Carol Brevik, Clark Tuite, Barhara Ambuehl, Aqnes Riepe, Vernon Natwick, Orin Self, Howard Neumann, Ronald Kolb. Fourth row: Tanis Anderson, Betty Christiansen, president: Dewey Tommerdahl, Nancy Pallurn, Ioe Ullman, Allen Oaarfl, Rohert H. Armstrong, director, Betty Hahedank, Gary Ullman, Kenneth Tverson, Herman Maltrud, Graydon Storms, Robert Betcher. The Viking concert and marching band made considerable progress toward becoming an efficient, smooth running organiza- tion this year. There are forty-six members in the band, three of which will be graduated this spring. Notable among additions to tho hand this year are a set of chimes, a baritone saxophone, and a CI :-saxophone. lt is expected that a number of new players from tho twontyfeight piece beginners band will be added to the comfort band, Public appearances this year included: the home- coming parade, Christmas concert, the annual "Booster" concert in f"obruary, an exchange concert with Crookston high school, all tho home basketball games, the April Spring concert, Land Q' Lakes Vfroamory meeting, the district and regional contest loiitivalzs, and commencement exercises. Engagements for the sumnior include the Norman County fair, the North Dakota State lair, and :several others as yet unannounced. Of great importance lu the wcellare of the band this year was the formation of the Band 4 Parents: Klub. The choir is composed of 52 members and made public ap- pnarancoscitHussprnmgconcertand Hueconnnencenientexercmes. ilslihs Page 21 JUNIOR SNAPS Pace 22 If NK W Baseball Casey at the bat Slugger Peterson Kloety scores. Pete scores again. Left to right: First row: lim, Marland, Robert, Ben, Chuck Ginzberg, Dwain, Don, Willard, Alvin, Pat. Second row: Virgil, Ronnie, Alfred, Kenny, Graydon, loe, Marvin, Coach Ruoft. Baseball was on the Ada Viking athletic schedule for the first time this year. The team had a very successful season. The District 30 tournament was held at Ada, August 4 through August 6. The Viking Nine participated in the first game, but were defeated by Bagley in the final game of the tournament. 1948 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Halstad ....... 7 Ada Hendrum ...... 2 Ada Mahnornen Ada Bagley ........ l l Ada Crookston Ada Halstad . . Ada Bemidji . . Ada Mahnomen Ada Fosston ........ U Ada Baqley ........ 5 Ada Crookston Ada DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Fosston ........ 6 Ada Bagley ........ 8 Ada Page 24 4' 81 Lett to riqllt' 4 First row: Coach Ruoff, David, loe, Ronny, Ben, Delmar, X Bunky, Larry, lim, Dwain. Second row: Virgil, Bill, Graydon, Alfred, Ronnie, Noel, lack, e. Kenny, Duan The Ada track team traveled to Bemidji to participate in the Beaver relays on May second, where they won second place with twenty-six points. On May eighth at the Fertile Invitational meet, Ada took first with seventy-three points. The team placed first in seven events. The District 30 track and field meet was held at Bemidji on May sixteenth. Ada's point winners were Delmar Benesh, Noel Haaland, Ronald Baker, Dwain Ness, Graydon Storms, Ronald Rasmussen, and Eugene lackson. Ada won second Track llaaland over the bar. Ben and Dwain flying liigli. Dash-man Delmar. District track meet at Beniidi. 1 UN place with forty-eight and a half points. On May twenty-third the regional track meet was held at Bemidji, where Ada won twelfth place with four points. Point winners were Delmar Benesh and the relay team. t P Page 25 Football .if F is Page 26 Kenneth Larsen Quarterback Ronald Rasmussen Halfback Robert Wichern Center Duane K. Olsen Halfbaclc Virgil Fettinq End Graydon Storms End Art Olson Center Delmar Benesh Halfback Marland Kloety Quarterback Ben Fischer Halfback Captain Noel Haaland End UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONS' The Viking football team had a very successful season this year. The season opened with the defeat of the Hendrum Huskies and closed with a vic- tory over the Fertile Falcons on homecoming day, October 31: thus Winning the conference football trophy. This is the first championship for the Vikings in the recently organized Wild Rice Valley conference. The homecoming game end- ed the football careers of five senior lettermen: Noel Haaland, Robert Wichern, Kenneth Lar- sen, Virgil Petting, and Art Olson. Not pictured: Ronald Baker, End. Conference Champions Daniel Ruoff, coach Don Schlattman, assistant coach. 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Hendrum . . . O Wauloun .... 8 Twin Valley . 0 Hawley ..... 28 Borup ..... 19l Fertile ...... 20 Ada ......... 8 Ada ......... 22 Ada ......... 32 Ada ......... 36 CB teaml ..... Z5 Ada ......... 28 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Ties Ada . . .... 6 0 0 Fertile ..... .... 4 1 l Hawley ..... .... 3 2 l Twin Valley ... . . . .3 3 O Waubun .... .... 2 2 2 Hendrum .... .... 1 5 0 Borup ..... .... U 6 0 David Rector Arne Strom Managers Lowell Austinson End Walter Books End Larry Skalsky Halfback Ioe Books Center lack Helsing Ouarterback Dan Dullum End Oliver Sorenson Halfback Dwight Rector End .l ri' eg E K X xxwxe . sl- X S ,s s if K' it .i SS nw' .:: -.-- .,., . , X ADA l is-xg igQi ? F -- H - 'Mt Page 27 Page Sports editors: .n .ss 1 -: h 55 List JE?-, W fl "" 'v 'Z 'W' 1 S Lggkiw I '-:- ,.,, - t -A :Q ,VT ., K Y Z A A 7,1 T it ., f X if ,QV T? ,? FY if T g if if . W, fri, t tit M- xg, I - . 8 thlz- ' .I -A a. -I ' Auj:'?'.5 J pf! f.swMx v f' it , .fig 1.1: 1 , afws' , 5 V ff. A KXXXWIV ,V.,1 P .,,V:. 1 , L P ' 4 'K ,, , M is I n o 3 ,.,, - ' .S T' -1 Q T .,,. f W --,Qv' - Sub District Champions, i947 Ronald R Ronald Baker Robert Merck Dan Dulluni Kenneth Larsen Virgil Petting Leslie Olson, manager Noel l-laaland Bill Larson Marland Kloety Ben Fischer lack Spink Donald Tehven Daniel Ruofi, coach USIHUSSI-'Ii Basketball WON 17, LOST 9 The 1948 basketball season saw the Vikings capture their fourth successive sub-district championship and also the runner-up in the district. The team got otf to a slow start but gained moment- um as the season progressed. When the season was over they had won l7 and lost 9. They had an on and oft season with a brilliant showing in the Detroit Lakes game. 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Anyone look- ing up saw more of the senior talent displayed on the city water tower! The band, under the direction of Mr. Armstrong, led the parade, followed by the royal float and class floats. That rainy afternoon, football fans watched the fighting Ada Vikings de' feat the Fertile Falcons 28 to 20, making them the champions of the Wild Rice conference. Myrna Fetting was crowned home- coming queen by Noel l-faaland, captain of the team, at the all school party that evening. Her attendants were Audrey Hetland, Vernoletta Larsen, Betty Scott, Flo Haaland, Beverly Kraulik, and Bette Malakowslcy. After the Coronation she presented the trophy to the team, who by winning the game made homecoming a huge success. E X Q ,'5' N ' J - W 1ff-Q b ig? sk S 1 :K 'K' A . WN tat X l ff -- M 13,5 M Ad,WVN xxx! .ifiv -' X F w HEAR? V 1:43. 5 s Q ' x 549 56' Q. 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Olson, Allan Ogard, Graydon Storms, Richard Maltrud, and Leslie Olson. After the banquet and program, the tables were removed and the rest of the evening was spent in dancing to Ray Larson's orchestra. Beverly Kraulik, Kenneth Larsen Myrna Petting, Renee Ruch, and Har riet Krogstad. "A thorn among four roses." Darleen I-laaland Soloist Smiles galore at the head table, as Toastmistress Iacqueline welcomes the seniors to the banquet. FACULTY SNAPS Y. 1!11:: f11111111:z111 'Jf11',' ::111111111:1, '- M1119 lY','1111-11:1 111111 1'-11111111. 11 N11-N 'IW11111-1:4 A11111:11 11111, K1lI1'I 111111 I111111111:11111 I11'1111111111f111, 'N111 1111111 11111 'N1111111111, 1211111111. '1 1'!11:::1 1111-1111111 'N1111 51111 :111'l11111 111f11111:, 11 M1 "11.11111 111 1:11 l1lII'1 1 1111 1'111111111111 111 fill? 11111413 14 111111 111"'11 '11111.11111 1111'1111I11:1, Q N. DANGEROUS LADIES was the play presented by the senior class on November l8, l947, to a large and appreciative audience. lt was a decidedly different play with suspense, sharp characterizations, brooding atmosphere, and was excellently presented by the cast. Carol Olson and lo Ann Thompson played the parts of the two spinster sisters, who were kindly appearing but really very wicked, with telling effect. Their plotting caused the death of the young mechanic Bill Scott. The two elderly sisters were aided in their treasonable activities by the butler Ioe Ullman, and Virgil Petting, the gardener Capparently simple but actually shrewdf. The handsome young test pilot, Robert Merck, and his fiance, Beverly Kraulik, almost fell victim to the same dastardly plotters, but were saved in the nick of time by policeman, Noel l-laaland, and federal agent, lean Ann Habedank. Beulah Behder, the colored maid, and Betty Christiansen, the cook, voiced their suspicions of the dangerous ladies early in the story, but without much success. ln the end the plotters were brought to justice, and love and virtue triumph. The play was ably directed by Mrs. Hetland. The denouement . . , or all's well that ends well. "Our first stop is at a friend of mine. He's a lustice of the Peace." Robert Merck and Bev- erly Kraulik. "Come into my parlor," said the spiders to the fly. Carol Olson, lo Ann Thompson, and Bll Scott. Page 36 "Hilda, l'd like to have you meet Sheba, my maid." Betty Christiansen, Beverly Kraulik, and Beulah Rehder, "Take hirn out the hack way and into the car. Ho must he removed from this house." Carol Olson, Virail Fettinq, Bill Scott, and Ioe Ullman. Last minute touches are applied by rnukoup artists, Myrna Fettina and Flo llualand Cwith llildffs assistancel, to lo Ann Thompson, Beulah Rehder, Carol Olson, and Beverly Kraulik, Declamation Seven oi the twenty-three stu- dents who participated in decla- rnation this year, won out in the local contest. They were loyce Siordal, Verndetta Lar- sen, Maxine Miller, Carol Ol- son, lsabelle Eklund, leanne I-labedanlc, and Duane K. Ol- sen. loyce Sjordal, Verndetta Lar- sen, Carol Olson, lsabelle Elc- lund, leanne Habedanlc, and Duane K. Olsen entered the dis- trict Contest at Erskine, where Carol, in humorous interpreta- tion, and Duane, in memorized oratory, won. They entered the regional contest at Crook- ston. Donna Larson, lsabelle Elclund, Detta Larsen, Cleone Eklund, Duane K. Olsen, Donald Lee, Earl Finch, Mary Moe. Yvonne lke, Grace lacoluson, Duane Fournier, Stanton Dekko, Ronald Kollv, Alice Pinske, Ioyco Siordal. Not on picture: Beverly Kraulik. Maxine Miller, Ieanne llaliedank, Geraldine Ness, Fay Lohrnier, Marlene Habedank, Carol Olson, Wilma Iohn- son, lean Ouirk. Elizabeth Hetland, coach. age 40 Left to right: First row: lames Bartz, loe Roesch, Donald Wagner, Robert Voii, lohn Brarner, Sanford Soren- son, Oral Biorem, Curtis Lee, Arlie Adkelson, Robert Burley, Marwood Moe, Dale Biorem. Second row: Richard Wagner Robert Balzum, lerorne Rage, Clayton Drake, president, Burton Rockstad, Daryl Anderson, Alvin Vakoch, Clinton Sorenson, Richard Landsverk, Virgil Anderson, treasurer. Third row: Delmar Benesh, Donald Lee, Alfred Kirchmeier, Oliver Sorenson, Orville Eng, ad- visory Lowell Austinson, Gerald Cirks, vice-president: Ronald Baker, secretary and district presidentg Frank Anderson, Larry Skalsky. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA At the Winter Shows at Crookston our boys took part in judging teams and exhibited livestock and samples ot grain. Ronald Baker won Grand Cham- pionship Showman and was awarded the plaque furnished by the Lion's club ot Crookston. ln addition, he had a blue ribbon heiter. Gerald Cirks exhibited a purebred Brown Swiss heiter which placed in the blue ribbon class and was declared Grand Champion oi all Brown Swiss at the shows. Clayton Drake exhibited a Hereford steer in the fat steer class in market beet. His heiter placed in the blue ribbon class in 4-H, and grand champion in the open class in market beet. The following boys entered winning grain samples at the shows: Alvin Vakoch, Richard Wagner, Arlie Askelson, Robert Burley, Donald Wagner, Larry Skalsky, Gerald Cirks, Dale Biorem, Prank Anderson, Richard Landsverk, lohn Bramer. Lett to right: Robert Burley, Alvin Vokoch, and Larry Skalsky, operating Orville Eng the Agricultural Departments new Brown-Duvel moisture tester. Instructor 1 tl:-'ww 5 it ,I , .... , F6 iii 'lzz Xen, A wi FFA EXHIBIT AT NORMAN COUNTY FAIR IQ47 OLIVER SORENSON WINS PORTLAND CEMENT AWARD AT STATE CONVENTION A twenty dollar award is given each year to a member of the Future Farmers of America in each of the seven districts of the state for a studs-nt's activity in carrying out concrete improvements on the home iarm during the preceeding year. Oliver was awarded this at the annual convention of the Future Farmers of America at the University Farm, St. Paul, last Iune. WILLIAM NEUMAN WINS DEKALB AWARD The Dekalb Accomplishment Award is given each year by the DeKalb Agricultural Association ot Dekalb, Illinois. This award is based on the tol- lowing accomplishments: scholarship, project scope, project earning, project records, participation in local aftairs, state, district, and county participation and meeting direction. The award, which is given the outstanding senior each year, consists ot a beautiful bronze medal on which is an open book, a plow, an ear of corn, and the head of a steer, in bold relief. The book represents agricultural knowl- edge, the plow is symbolic of hard work and industry, the corn and steer sug- gest both plant and animal husbandry. The medal for the year of 1946-7 was worn by William Neuman of the Senior class ot 1947. IUDGING TEAMS OF 19467. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP: Lowell Austinson, Clayton Drake, Mr. Eng, Marvin Tehven, Ggaydon Larson. Ronald Baker, William Neuman, Mr. Ena, Dwain Ness, Oliver Sorenson. BOTTOM: Larry Skalsky, Mr. Eng, Alvin Vakoch, Ronald Iohnson, Richard Wagner, Clayton Drake, Mr. Eng, Burton Rockstad, Alvin Peterson. "v " 'A 'a .frm -,., c- :.' K. QE, Q 'J A" I . 'N ik .M I 5 I .. il I H I X' l 5 I sf? FS I if V zii, ' ' fi W I - tj 1 Q Q . . -'Fl' X :J x . Page 41 Page 42 First row: W. Larsen, l. Alexander, A. Strand, A. Wilkeris, K, Buckle, H. Sorenson, L, Sipe, L. Skalsky. Second row: A. Olson, K. Thompson, K. Olson, M. Satterlee, K. Baker, L. Merkens, H. Staduni. Third row: S. Ottersen, l. Merkens, A. Lerude, H. Gullickson, W. Hanson, H. Broens, A. Habedanlc, Veterans' Agricultural Class The Veterans Agricultural class has been spending considerable time on shop work the past winter. The boys overhauled twenty-three tractors and motors belonging to themselves under the direction ot the mechanics at the Ada Implement Co. Another essential part of their shop work was taught by Orville Eng. This was rope work and its application to the farming business. Still another part of their shop program this winter was paints and their applicaf tion taught by Carl Knutsen. A big part was played in the improvement ot the crop varieties ground on the local farms, by the entry ot all the boys in the three major crop shows in the valleyy namely Halstad, Moorhead and and the Farm Crop show at Crookston. Several outstanding showmen in the group were Arthur Olson, Kalmer Thompson, and lesse Alexander. Several ot the other class members placed well at the top of their respective classes and won many tirsts and seconds. Another big part the boys will play in improving their tarming program is the extensive insect and weed control prof gram that they are partalcing in. Three Veterans repair their own tractors. Carl Knutsen Instructor 4 w Tlme Yearlmg .mm gn Art Olson Belly Small Io Thompson Butte Mala loo Murphy Myrna Fottinq leon llaliedank Belly Christiansen Marceline Amhuehl Mary Moe Marion Loigcxn Dave Lundon Bill Scott Carol Olson Bev. Kraulik Senior Baby Snaps Lorraine Kloety Flo Haaland Beulah Rehder Robert Balzum Alice Balzum Bob Merck Class of '48 in '42 Ioe Ullman Iacie Scherf Marlis Siolselh Dorothy Wilkens Marvin and Yvonne Anderson Kenny Larsen Pnqe 43 Page 44 CSIZNCIGI' SEPTEMBER 2 Another year ot school begins. l9 Football season opens . . Nlau- bun here. 29 Potato vacation begins. OCTOBER l0 Ada plays football at Twin Val- ley. 13 Plantation Singers entertain. l5 Hawley gridders here. 24 Ada team goes to Borup. 31 Homecoming. . . Ada defeats Fertile, Conference Champions. NOVEMBER 5 Gerhan Seger gives lecture. l8 Senior class play. 24 Basketball team travels to Foss- ton tor opening game. 26 Thanksgiving holidays begin. DECEMBER 5 Ada hoop artists play at East Grand Forks. 6 Twin Valley here for a game. 9 Cole Marionettes entertain the assembly. lO Grade operetta. l2 Ada at Mahnomen. 19 Senior high Christmas program, l-lenclrum at Ada . . . school party after game. IANUARY 9 Basketball game at Waubun. 10 Basketball game at Bagley. 16 Halstad plays here. l7 Detroit Lakes here. 2l Nathan Gist . . . assembly pro- gram. 23 Climax team plays here. Z4 Ada plays at Fertile. 25 Ada plays at Borup. FEBRUARY 2 6 7 IU 16 20 24 26 28 30 Band parents club organized. Fertile plays here. Mahnomen comes here for a game. Band concert. Assembly program . . . "Ro- mance in music." Ada plays at Twin Valley. Band travels to Crookston. Sub-district tournament at Fertile. Ada band gives concert at Crookston. Sub-district one act play contest at Ada. Ada wins. MARCH l-2 3 Delayed subedistrict tournament completed at Fertile. Ada wins. One act play cast wins first at Fertile. 4 Local declamation contest. 5-6 District tournament at Fosston. 9 Regional one act play contest at T.R.F. lO Sub-district declamation contest at Borup. 15 District declamation contest at Erskine. lfi Crookston concert here. 22-23 lnterclass tournaments . . . Senior champs. APRIL 2 Spelling contest. St. Olaf concert. Regional declamation contest at Crookston. l6 Festival rehearsal. 24 District music festival at Fosston. 28 High school band concert. 30 lunior class play. M A Y 3 High school hand concert. 7f8 Regional music festival . . . T.R.F. l5 District Track meet. 21 Regional Track meet at Bemidji. ? Skip day. 22 lunior-Senior banquet. 25 Senior class day exercises. lUNE 4 Cornrnencement. fre Q Ada Co - op Creamery Land O' Lakes4Produce Bruce Boynton H M. D. Wampack's Food Store A. Elleraas f Co. Aud. Glenn's Radio Shop N'west Sales Service Nielson's Blacksmith O. Nordbyd-Ck. of Court O. E. Austinson-Lawyer Kraulik's M- Blacksmith Compliments ot Ripley Dr. A. Nelson - Dentist East Side Barber Shop West Side Blacksmith Coast to Coast Store Simpson's Ford Garage Onstad's Electric Co. Bowyer's Food Store Ramberg's Pharmacy McCracken's Studio Green Lantern Cate Ada Bowling Center Ada National Bank Ada Elevator Company l. C. Penney Company Auto Supply Company Orpheum Theatre Demars Pharmacy Quickie Lunch M. E. Hawkins C. R. Andrews Sjordal Hdwe. Books Produce Ness's Lunch Ada Cleaners Ada Oil Company Dr. Sittko Silver Inn Hotel Ada Gamble's Index ikin Boosters Nelson - Olson Repair Habeck 81 Rasmussen P. Nornes-Reg. ot Deeds Farmers Lumber Sz Supply Peoples Hdwe. Sz Supply M. Lien-County Treas. Anderson - Reichert Oil Salverson's Variety Schackle Variety Store Olson' s Furniture 400 Oil 81 Supply Co. C. Gunnerson 81 Son Burrill Implement Co. Modern Beauty Shop Lundon's Repair Shop The Vogue Dress Shop I-lerman's Food Store Ada Implement Company Ole Vaule - Attorney Olson's Men's Wear Larson Motor Company L. B. Hartz Agency Dr. Theodore Loken Benny's Radio Sr Appl. Ada Feed and Seed First State Bank Go Far Shoe Shop Farmer's Garage I-loward's Garage ludge-O. Baake Ada Body Shop Bang 81 Habeck Hausten Hdwe. Switt Sz Company Red Star Cafe City Service Ada Bakery Pantry Cafe Coffee Shop Ada Dairy I o s t e n ' s Cargill Arnbuehl, Arnbuehl, Ambuehl, Ambuehl, Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Ande rson. Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Anderson: Anderson Anderson Barbara . Burtls . . . Charles . . Marcellne Mina ...... Prank . . nobmq If Glenn Ianls Marvln . Ruth .... Vernlel . . Virgil .. Wa fred Yvonne . Darryl .. Anthony, lean .... Anthony, John .... 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Hubbell, Helen . .. Hubbell, Jean Ike, Janis ....... Ike, Yvonne ...... Ingberg, Richard . lngberg, Chester . Iverson, Kenneth . Iverson, Lily Ann . Jackson, Eugene . .. Iacobso lacobso Jacobso Jacobso lacobso n, Ardls .. n, Grace .. n, Gerald .. n, Leona . . n, Petra ...... Johnson, Jocelyn .. Johnson, La Moyne Johnson, Levia .... Johnson, Lenora .. Johnson, Ronald .. Johnson, Wilma .... lorgenson, Joyce . . Kappes, Kenneth . Karsten, Gerald .. Klrchmelr, Allred . Kling, Claire ..... Kloety, Lorraine .. Kloety, William .. Kloety, Marland .... Knutson, Carl ..... Kolb, Otto ....... Kolb, Ronald ..... Kraulik, Beverly .. Krogsta d, Harriet .. ..... 14,1 14. 16 26, 28 14, 15 .....1o, , 30. '.'. shi ' ii .. ................... 5, 18, 19, Kroshus, Evelyn . Kroshus, Vivian .... . . . . Landro, Avanelle . . Landsverk, I ames Landsverk, Richard Larsen, Larsen, Larson, Larson, Larson, Larson, Larson, Lee, Do Kenneth .... ..... 5 , 15, Verndetta . Alice ..... Donna . . . Graydon . . . 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Nightengale, Ronald ...8, 16, 18, 32, 43 ..,4, ll, 20, 21,33 ......l3, 21,33 18, 30 36, 37, 43, 44 12,38 ....14, 17, 38,43 40 8, 12, 24, 29 14, 17, 24, 43 22 ....20, 9,21 ....l3, 19,33 35 10, 20, 4, 21 24, 25, 28, 41 ....10, 29,38 44 10 41 9 39 ....'2'l. ... .11, 21, 20 39 Nirschl, Farrol ...... ..... 4 , 9, , 21 Nirschl, Francis ..,. ........... 1 3 Nirschl, Mary . . . ...... . .. 9 Nirschl, Philip . .. .. . 12 Noden, Patricia .. ... .... . . 10 Oqard, Allen .... ......... 1 3, 18, 21, 33 Olsen, Blanche .... .,................... 6 Olsen, Duane K. ., .,.. 5, 13, 26, 21, 31, 38 Olson, Allen .... , .... , .................. 9 Olson, Arlene .. ............,....., 13, 22, 33 Olson, Art ..... ....,.......... 5 , 16, 26, 31, 43 Olson, Carol 14 17 18, 19, 36, 37, 38, 43 Olson, De Loris ,. ....,.,...... ll 19, 21, 33, 39 Olson, Duane N. .. .....,......... B, 13, 18, 25 Olson, Leslie .... .,.. 4 , 13, 21, 22, 33 Olson, Ioyce ... ...... . . . 12, 19, 23 Olson, Sonia ., ........... 9, 39 Pallum, Nancy . . . Pederson, A. C. .. Peterson, Alvin .. Peterson, Larry .. Petry, Elaine 10, 20, 21, 33 35 41 .4, 12, 18, 21 .5, 14, 15, 21 13 22 38 39 Pinske, Ierome . , ....... . , Pinske, Alice .. ...... . , Ouirk, lean .. . . . .l3, 22, 38 Rage, lerome ..... . ...,....,........,. 11, 21 Rage, Vernon ......., ..,.,....,.,.,.,..,.... 1 0 Rasmussen, Iovinae .. ................,. ll, 20, 21 Rasmussen, Ronald 25, 26, 28, 30, 31, 33 Rector, Dwight ...... ........... 4 , 8, 12, 27, 31 Rector, David ..... ..........,.... 9 , 27, 31 Reipe, Agnes .........,.. 10, 19, 39 Reipe, Mary ..... ............,.,........ l 1 Rehder, Beulah .. 4 17, 19 20, 36, 37, 43 Rill, Shirley .......,........... .. 10 Rinerson, Deloris T ....,....... .... 1 2, 23 Rinerson, Donald . . ....,.......... 10 Riste, Marie ..... ............,. 8 , 35 Rockstad, Burton .. . .,.. 4, 12, 21, 23, 40 Rockstad, Howard .. ............... . 9 Rockstad, Harriet . .. ......,., ... 13 Roesch, Ronald . .. ,.. .. 9 Roesch, lean ...... ...... 9 Roesch, Beverly .. 13 22 Page 48 The Ado Viking Roesch, La Donna . 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