Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

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V I . :X IA ' 7 f , A ,I I I if J' ' I fly' f ix X f A, 1, 'iQ we gooxh X5 wwe xy PEYCYY O? 'Y ! i Q .. PHA , if I fr J ' f ,Af ,W ink: X L sm CXmss?1s2 'Y I MN Wayx 1 Cl-.P 'Wwe hvllud l KHQB. MY5 M13 'Sh-s ,N ADA HIGH SC IIOOL W S get Uh S 0 C faffcov-in - lg Ric g su! Bvsl ness Mhrmgcf o 1. ng X P 4 u vo-Ykcv' gf , o on gacu-lk visa' FCDREWCRD We present for your approval the '51 Vlking in which we have sketched for lou an outline of the dev-bf-d y hwppenin s in the Ade H1,h School during the post 'ear Hhen in the future fou DlCk up this book and o.pe throuyn it m- it heln ou recall tne xorn ,nd pl . the failures ,nd urcesees the Qoxrous fnd the io S o vodr scnool da s in food old Ada Ulsl DEDICATION We the class of "'5l " dedicate this annual to you Mr Vid ap orecietive of your help guidance nd sound advice throughout our Senior high school life as our principal social science teacher nd Senior class adviser 2 v . I x g' 'V 0 C cr 4, u w 1 'gf Q 1 V 1 ' " .2 3 ' 4' ' 1 4. 1 1 V Q 'UTY' TY V If L ,L r .A , ! f u, ' 4. J " 7 -C' P rf'-.:', 4 6 S ., , .. 7 ' ' l I If J. . ' qv 1 ' 11. v J C3 " A' .J A ,L Y U 1 0 --' 1 " 4. ' f I a . Q Y 9 D 9 ,.. , , 'Q - ADMINI ST RATIUN I 'K li MR. SCHLATTMAN g M , Principal of the Junior High. He -. teaches Ec Geo .s Boys' Health and r Phy Ed Seventh grade Social Stuf dies Hunting and fishing are his favorites Iii 1-fa by F x " w 2 F MR EID is principml of the Senior Hign His favorite p-stime is makino out tests He teaches World Historv end Social Science 2 , , Afggq ' MR PEDERSON is the Sunerin tendent of our school H1s favor1te o st1me is hunting nd fishinb SCHOOL BOARD Mrs Jenn D Hubbell Secxetarj Georze Lendsverk Ed Hekman, Cl r ence Neumann Otto lolb President Not pictured he-. is Bill Jamison Treasurer FACULTY MISS SYVONS teaches benior High nglish, coeches declamat1on,and for a n stime she collects old furniture end antiques MlnS OLSON is the school lib Her Usstiwe 15 do1n, some sort of hendicreft D MInS FLOTLIN 1S the Nusic in tructor For a pastime she likes to play the organ I IX VRS JO SON 1 the instructor Aweric n J1St0T end Biology Fer revorite estiwe lS work ing on the nnu 1 E K f, , 1 , S l . I h ,el 4 - , .vr 1 Q K I - W - 14. . my J S l , X ' A , L va - rarian and ofzice secretary. for Senioy High wsthemmtics, A f .. ' 1 2 . 2 3- IH L . N l l -, 'Q .,. ' ' 4 .1 I " xi 3, H. A U A MISS EFTELAND teaches Junior M133 JACOBSON is the girls' High Mathematics and English Physical Education and Hea1th As a pastime she likes to an- instructor As a pastime her alyze people Wv'M"'pW MISS RISTE is tne Junior High Mathematics instructor. Her favorite is knitting MRS. ANDERSON is the assistant office secretary. In her spare favorite pastime is traveling. time SFS likes to read- n QM' 3 jf 2 If I jfjjf IV' n, ,. , , V11 jf J K sgffghtl A L o 5, ' n . Y., O I .. 1 ' li W q qi at . , , M ,Mew 5 M Mlss HERRIJGTON teaches Home MR SITA teackes Shorthand Economics For e pastime she Bookkeepin and Typing Any spere time he has is snent in re ding engoys sewing M ARMSTRONG is the Band and MRS FARAUHER is the Senior General Business instructor Hi h Science teqcher AS for For a pastime he likes to play her favorite nestime she likes n instrument tc Swim 6 1 ' ' . T A U. , 4 . s ' . A K .L ' P1 K 0 r 044 . -4 .. A ,fl.,- J 2 5 , I A . 3, ' 0 I 2. Q Q- ' F s 'N MBS PETERSON is the school nurse In her spare time she enioys reading MR. RUOFF teaches Boys' ucation and Driving. He coach of the basketball spare time he baby sits lsdi Physical Edf also is the team. In his O l f MR PETERSON is the Junior High Geo graphy and History teacher He likes to participate in or to watch athletic contests ...aq- MRS. HETLAND teaches Junior High English, coaches a class play and declamation, and for a pastime plays bridge. , o fo? 1- ,,f7,'Jf1,x by rf "' t t s f s- f 1 I Q s of Q A y 3 t 1 ' g Q, 4 5 - krkk 1 'w If AA 7 lm L he 49 P ' 5 j K af' 5 s 7 MR ENG teaches avriculture end Biology For his pastime he likes to go fishino pnd hunt'ng alia COOKS Mrs Peterson Mrs Boyer Mrs Ixe xx ' if is-Ji ms Q , .M ""'-u-.-........- x F W WW MR FETTINJ AND VR MALTRUD are the 1 nitors who keep our school house nest and cle n W M BVS DRI TPS Tommerd.b1 unadt E1l1neson Ness rs Tess Rasmussen Kloety ll W' VALEDICTQHIAN fmxm DONALD WA NWR CDOND Qin, x1 Uuiet vaters run deep Intelli ent and studious ith a strange liking for hill billy music SALUTATCDRIAN RICHARD IAFDSVTRK KDICKD Our cl ss ustler bounced ebout busil etting ds for the P f h o ch he w he business manager CLASS MOTTO WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE RISE CLASS COLORS: GRAY AND YELLQW .T ,ML, , , sp lisaxw s 5 n 'L , Ll v 3. Q pl w ' IJ X . ' . 0 f A . L 1Lnwii.m LigQQ5QL -4 ' ,lg ' 'aff 'N itil' s J . - 3 h , he - y in S R Ann- ual w i, as t . A J 0 . , X O I VIVIAN KROSHUS CVIVIAND L u,hinr one winwte nd serious the neyt he s en Asst Fd of e nnu l imurovlnb every SY1RlHb hour .Enom mm fPoMFo7 nBooks tis e dull and endless strifen Jerome likes footbell, although he ot his lee broken, while pleving a g me ,af """f-Q6-2 M 5 r jf "W it V fairy? H -TF? wil' "? ff' yfx Eh. me WO' fgUZif?m swf? ly 7 K x ff swhwlbyb fy JOVINAE RASMUSSEN QJop Distinguished from the rest of the class by her sense of rhythm. She is always on the move. DALE BJOREM CDALED Short in size, good in farming, well worth know- ing. If you see Dale, you will elso see e oendy ber G- ,J S, V if""'fl b K -A ' Qkwiwg Qi A A K al, ., f ff. gr 'cr . A w ff fftysg? - 'ji - ,J .J Q ' - l . t - j:.,,,!x I5 44 ' L S h' ' A VF". . . J. . . 5 ,F I ' yi R 12 I ' r nf kg?X XR fb. V Q .' 'T' 0 .. -:V N ' Q ,. hr Qzfx . ...r 1 .f xf! . I I ,f Fff ,1 1 pf K1 ,4 2 ." 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New JAWIS ANDVPSON QJAND Telkative, original, no 1 ver Food pal to 111 of her cl esm tes She is P verx ble le der WILLIAT FAMAJI R CBIL D ra ite tive OT1 1nel P s men ved to et enox h cred 1tS ror the coveted dl Dloxa. wr.,-REQ' EQQM 5 'M ff? ,ra 1 H32 aafff wL'gQig EQK55? ffff X fQeg9? ii,-pf! Xg1i??N 'WW wwf ,W wwvitg ff' ev 114, Reiki? J 1 Wkxix if it' NW W of Nw ,QN N fa v""""t f" W X, Ng! , Q, S 1, S , . xx 'W A 12 2, if 5 . E , Q -M suv g. W ,xiii I 0. -A ' 1 E ' , K-'nf 1 E f 2. I-,Y ' awk N+, Vw5.'-ug, . ,H 1 'af - oof oo Q L-J A f fi ' :1 If '1 K e. Qi nw ol.wbU, . ' we W K A M' .A iff - - 2 e N ' wwipx . 1 A J! Q Q QM? 1 ' - 'M ??,f ' 2 A ' iff 'MG-K.. 'f ' J " ' ' A I " , hav' ,Q I , I J V.. 0 W ' ff'-""-' .fmfllv-M. ' J I 7.. Z. 7' ,, Z J ei ' f 1 .v 2 ' " gif I QQ ,JI X, ig? : o tux e ., O SX A Q M' J , f ' ' 'no . oo , l fe . , X5 I A I Q v vthfk f W V ff ,,,f,iQ ' f ff? ofgjfe'g?MQ5l ee? 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Nw ., 'IWOI' VCKLUND CSANDYD She 1S lwa s hlppy, f ir, end free Nothlnf ever botners ner Sbe loves to slug nd we li'e to bear JOEL ALTbovY CJOHNNYD He looks for the best expects the worst, and tales anything in b6- tween .mm 1amGL1Nn CJUUIPFRJ She's the girl with the ouiet wit that covers 9 golden heart Always happy and good natured JOE BOOKS CBOOKSD T him life is but P fame All he w nts to do is pla, He excelled in sports .nd drametics X ff' K Ep X Kean? iz! Y 0' ff x 4,4- wf M, XXX X QNX xi Wfl- gk QVIEQSQXQ XX r ER i fr .b gg? 7K x, Qfs N Qyw fans 'Vw fs. QS' W ff f l VTRONA VILMO CVEWD She has one of the most oleesing Personalities in the Senior class A true fr1end,alweys will ing to do a favor JAMES BARTZ CJIHVVD Jimmy is always laughing and joking He likes to we.r the color maroon He will be a future farm er someda, . HELEN HAGEN KHELENJ To Felen a handful of fun is north more than a bushel of knowledge She is intellivent pleasant and alot of fun DUANE FOURNIER CFUNNELJ Tall, dark -nd disturb- ing that's Funnel, who has won many friends his good nature xd'x 'in 'B'- 1 'N '?5,'wF gf-so xgflzb x as 1' 3 X N X5-.JB xml Sr l , ,ON- , 4 V libs ox n - o f- JOE ROESCH KJOED Joe is a Pood member of the F F A and is very fond of sports He es Decially likes hunting LITLY ANU IVWRSON CLIYLYD E ir zinb brown efms end pleesent Der S01 lit 9 15 xgr artistic and plans to Jo to art school S hm 1 LORRAIFE HEKMAN KLOLLYD Talkative, cheerful sociable characterize Lolly She is known for her ability mith the ac cordian MARWOOD MOE CMOEJ Noe is very fond of bask etbell nd was a member of the first five He is good natured steady and depend able We 1 X i ss 'I X' 5 I , Q we 175,44 ff-'31 x""' NYM mxlfl ot 4,15 KW fi J 'fp ff xl, 'fs-W 'Y Mau W 'NWN '4' 1 'hs ff 'N I . 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' A :J f . ag cz - .. + -. gg ,K t .4 0 ' , P . ' Q 5 ,4 , Q d ,, Q 0 , 'J Q3 I I 7' fv- LEONA JA OBSON CLEED A quiet girl who does her t sks vell She was the effic4ent editor of the school paper ROBERT BANG CBOBD Need any advice on phot ogr obx? He's breezed h through four ears of school and h d a good time doing it .N v0.1 T, 3 X , f' .7 X ef we J A Y 'lr' ' . ALICF LARSON CALD m n on s ste to college S e 15 l so ver intelested ln WHSIC She spends hon s stad n o n the 1 11 3' wx N 3, XX, V' sf x fq- X Lziikxw- ?,i jj, 53 -.X 9' :l a f ,,g'-' 'wh ,Jw M5 .3 isgsagsb I b 7,,, is YV X ,, ,.,,-1,, H 'f .1v, ff , , j j I ':"-- !!lfsN5N cc' K X- x 1 1 r 7, ,rf A I f""N X fl 4Z?'3mQ2?2r? M W1 'rn g Ns mow? I rf" ff ,Ig Gif WH' 4 Xxxl ARLIF AsKFLsow c LI 7 N A Arlie is odest nunet d .wa very ne t An outstanding c" m mber of tie F F A P d v K the b nd M MARLENE HABEDANK KPOKEYD Pokey is very cheerful end ready to help anyone of her classmates. She never worries and never hurries. ROBERH' vom QROBERTD HLessons are e bore Robert hes so menv more interesting things to d He likes Phy the best of all his subqerts t . Q I ,x i K1 Z,,'1k l .Q QL Q L ., '1 'gb x?s ff. ff A ' X ' 1 fllf o. . Ed. I . 1 wr, 'ds f ' tty, ikfif? "- ,Av , 1' fgevgf e J !!Ji,VCl,!LXii N. V '3 Y 1 5 YKM . W -, .r 1 ying zz . L 1Mfcrf"" ta' ple S t 20 , w ffslj ll, i 'ra . h ' A - - 9 w -g ' hx J f A . 0 1 xqsx I y F ff 5' , X 'yl Q51 J of X v Ytrs ,,Mi,1f?wm n,voee it-1. x: X li v Q I I ,D 1, wary- M l X c 4 J . :all - -. N . ' m , .V , an :xx 'NI nf. V ., ' . P. . . C X NHL, 5 5 , . ' - 1 o 9 0 ., .K - 'fi XI, 5 by Q e r, . n W fm A s sk X? A A. l LX X 'rf I ' s exefx 1 w f X r o r 16 ,f , A ' in M , x . . xx l FAY LOH' IVR CBUNNYD A flash! A giggle! Feres Bun As Asst Ed of the school p ner she did fine 'job RONALD NIOFTENGALE CSIW AD SHort d rk and witt We can alv s be deoended on for 2 clever nswer C52 If 41, ei g 97 N4 fl xo, .P N Xkssx X x "R, N Wm E9 'Q H N3fg rf, fs? 11 --s .f"""x B "'A'y-. sn ,FA 2fE5fTg?,Y x f ' If 1' "C ' J A fy, B' 1 ,1 ,. R ' A A ,..' V A ' a 1 , X - 0 5 'x is 5 kb . J , ..v xii J Q gin I o . 0 - J KN X ,ha 1 - a- a x div Igfusf . k..,l , Vx ' wwh, so f v A y A 'gm Dx ix? ' I, 5 .-utwsgx i l K fy K : O xx , we f V ' W J' . l .,. . .- , fe 3 U 7 H W mf" OW' FQ x I JV' v - 9 f- L9 A ,ff 5 ,A y. .. Jay XQdl QL I ,f5 2 O ga Y A '. - J 5 - " X. , , , 0 A lib J ,, ' 1 'M' . I l O O so s 5 f 1 A '- t h xx?-, K. Q, W 7qQqAmXfs strMgsf'.g I X -V ssfsg. E x xi x .feng QE '-.ZE,1Rws.-',"'-,ylx A x" ' N 5 K 2?3QFE f V O V it ,O X ... . A . xo, ,.. o if 1 of , X A -sl, M . . ,M M? tai 4.1149 ,V 5 E 5.s It-' If 0-F . X Q m if as Q . iwavl f yi 3 VAK' I A N. t v If , T r. a M- 0 ., , 4, 3"-,J 7' X 1 DELORIS OLSON CHONEYD Anfone looking for Hon eg? She's in the Band room Music and art are her favorites MYRON ADKI1's CSMOKEYJ Smo'ev is known as the gum chewer to 11 of his ten chers Good nstured Pnd eas ffoine, CLASS I-HSTCDRY TWELVE YEARS IN RETROSPECT In the spring of IQQQ twenty five brave children including Robert Bang William Faragher Leona Jacobson Richard Landsverk Faye Lohmier Paul Maltrud DeLoris Olson and Joe Roesch decided to leave home and enter kindergarten Did we ever feel proud marching off to school that first morning' We brought rugs along on which to take a nap when we became sleepy from sitting still After fooling around for a whole spring we were promoted to first grade where Ronald Nighten gale Lilly Ann Iverson and Marwood Moe joined us Here the instinct for making noise was given full outlet by our first grade band We went into business by starting a grocery store Miss Bell bestowed her affections on all of us in the second grade She gave us oranges for doing errands for her That year we made our first stage appearance in Land of Dreams Come True operetta Four more joined us in the third grade They were Jovinae Rasmussen Vivian Kroshus Alice Larson and Arlie Askelson In this grade we started playing post office Dont get the wrong idea We sold stamps Joe Books wandered into our class in the fourth grade Two remembrances of this grade are vivid sitting on the floor in the front of the class and the leaving of Mrs Peterson When we came back for our fifth grade we found four new classmates who were Duane Fournier Marlene Habedank Curtis Lee and Jerome Rage We had to chew hot pepper if we got caught chew ing gum We were a scared bunch the day we had to give our declamations in front of the class Miss Brurud put our marbles in her turtle bowl and Bobby gave us lollipop valentines Dale Bjorem Janis Anderson and Helen Hagen decided to try to bear with us the rest of their operetta Liberty Land In the seventh grade we lost our way often the first weeks but we soon got acquainted Myron Adkins was a newcomer With the help of Cleone Eklund John Anthony and Donald Wagner we enjoyed our eighth grade year A few of us got caught writing notes to each other For entertainment we had a scavenger hunt and a picnic Eight more Verona Vilmo Cleone Luchau June Berglind Leona Jacobson Lorraine Hekman James Bartz and Robert Voje joined us in the ninth grade to help us enjoy those High School parties We wore out our shoes marching and dancing for Mrs Kling We enjoyed taking part in declam cheerleading and basketball At last we entered Senior high The roads really suffered when we gathered wood for our Sopho more bonfire We won the decoration honors that year for the interclass tournament The ten with high est marks served for the Junior prom Deloris Rinerson decided to finish out her high school days with us so joined the class in our jun ior year Remember our record breaking float on which we won first prize? This was a winning year for us We won the Interclass tournament and decorations prize A hilarious time was had by those in the Junior class play during the preparation and presentation of The Real McCoy The weather dampened our spirits in preparing for the prom but our Rainbow Theme worked out all right SENIORSI We made the grade We presented Redblooded Royalty from Arkansas as our play We kept busy putting out the paper trying to pass Eid s tests and getttng the annual ready We ordered our announcements sent them out and graduated! So ends this brief sketch of twelve happy and busy years in the good old Ada school 18 school days, We kept getting into trouble, The girls were scolded for using lipstick. We gave our last f '-fmgaf. ,-as-L """ :nn buf' Vernon have ly Rage 'Ste e 'Wi' 'A Karol Berelind Glorienne Alms -13 40 Janes Lois Landsverk Braun schueiv .4 ll any Berbsgzre J Ambuehl Doneld Wellman 2 A! li WE? 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SGPHQMCDRES 7 n. -ve Q-1 SQPHOMORES -fi. rr-Q 1 16 Ton row L to R Ponald Roesch, Ve non Natwick, Erlinp Lofan, Ronald Gerjets, D rrxl Anderson, Clifford Benesh 2nd row 'yrnm Buch, Shirly Grivno, Gladvs Gr1eve, Gerold Jecobson, Je n Roescn, Gle,oe Pelmer lst row Dennes Gigle Wiln Te+ers Roberts Wien Joyce Bergman, Shlrley Sk lsky JoAnn Holm Vernon Hensten, Elaa Fettlnr jra Pow Fl r' Tuite Sonda Ol on, Carol Brevil, Fe1rel w1TSCh1 Devef lomnerdehl 2nd Row Janice Ike Ga1l Berberfch, rerlvs SPTHQICOT, Dev1d Rector V rlene Jensen Carol Bartz lst Row Mrs Faragher Adviser Howard Storm Rodney Bofer G Tl Ullmar, olern Anderson hr ng Top rov 1 to R Allen son Visser Kelth Povl nd, se Vern rord fer ld Y rsten nd row Y rwell Howe I rlene Brueshof dd e xriter nenneth Ander o Vwl i e , W t r er ldlne Ulsor Vern Bworc ' rol Arn el r v ie V rx V rsten To n Newburgh f V no J L4 2 ' ' 1 X 0' ' ' Rx T - ' 9 J , S R 3 - J fi' I' ' , I Z - ' 0 " 1 X Q Nw 4 W . M or ,ew 1 , rw 3. ,-,' Q ,Y of J 7, ff K , W 7 i A 1 see' ' ! A K - H i ' : 0 0 - . T' J 3 Q 2 J . . I L . v ' t - Q a . ' ,y' N . : r, i , ' D. .. 9, v 9 r. . g C 2. 9 A 0 ' l 1 H' X k ' 4 . v I' ,S K-4 C A Q , 5 so K Q, ' V E t . f - . y v V as x J , -, ,, 4. AA, ,. ., J 5 . ? F xv -4 , W . J, W . , Q m -Q , 3, A M . ,.. W J ' ' 5 M , tt g ,gf 5 s xx J , A L I . , Q 336- wg- ,J ,. ,, ,Q To row: L. to R.-Janet Nordbv Nola Nordbv, Melborne Johnson, Dennis Neibli , d 9 u in ' , , ' J. '. . -: J a A J , Q 1 s , : Q . I , m , n . . , 4. I . , 1 . , n - n n y - ... A .. ' .L - L M ' ,. , za l , . . 2 . , J-.. : 'L, .Sf I I , F.. .fr . . A 1 , in E. 4 5 s Q 5 f J . I f ,fe S- ,I 1 ., 5 ' IE Jw - :P 5 ' , 1 J - - 4, W so, ,, I ,,lhli!-Q Lx -, . xsxvff 3 J g M M .. 1 .Nb " J "' , , , -, gf m W .J in i . 0 , 5 Y! r. . , d , ' A Q 1 s, ' , N, fl re , 7 . : in Y a ' f , Ja f, A - 1 V , V'.- . A s n, I1.linm W lk.ns ls ow: G Q- R ,r, , "7 , Q A, Y, .es . F,-so., Al 2 Gmc , .Q J .a M , 1 P 4 5 . L1 SEWIORS Arlie A Vice Pres Duane F Trees Bob B Pres end Allce L Secretary STVEVTH FRADE Loretta G Sec nd Trees Joann V gen,Vice Pres Kathleen P Pres SOPHOMORES: W ima T. Trees. Gail B. Sec. Gary U. Pres. David R. Vice 22 Pres. EI HTH GRADE Barb re L Trees Wevne S Vice Pres Gerald H Sec Ronald V President ,mr "f v FRESFMEH Carol A Sec Sharon N Trees Nerlene T Vice Pres Shirley T President CLASS GFFICERS JUNIQR HIGH PRESHMEN 4 I bl 3 8 L1 A 4 Back row Left to right, Carol Anderson, wrilvn B rtz, Sherrl Dekko Juli VH rds D le Dullam Dennis Asfelsor, Donn ollsoul Second row, L vonne nr? w n To nn Bene h Dorls Gerqets J nis GGNIUF Jo rn Fi her Janis Cirfs t row, W t i Aztl Plilomene Burle ylene B1 un clvei, J mes Cher? J es Arel, Wwype Amonetl row right Shirley Tomnerdehl C rol Williamson, Boneld Sturm, Darrel W t + + row, Don Scrlettman, Advisor, Joen Stenberg Petricie Wilshusen 'eil S t , war z, ' rlene Wollerud, P rl s R nu sen, Carol Westcott First row, Jane Siherg J S e t rs Wichern, Lensrd Sorenson Luverne Petrx n 499W 19 Back row: F1013 Larson, Audrey Loken, Orlaine Vermins, Loy Johnson, Wallace Luchsu, Martin Oanes Vernon Habeck 2nd Row Ronald Hanson, Charles Hellerud, Howard Olson, Audrey Carsten, Deloris Ovard, Sharon Ni htengele, ls How Joann Tee, Jer1y Habedank Clinton Jacobson, Petty Olson, Levon Peterson 1 ma Jacobson g te I 1 G i K 3 V it 1 ,fl A M' . Q t H H "1 - A H W. A . in 4 ' , fl - N Q , ' t , ' - - ,ml QQ, yynyvpsyy ,,,' ,V V K ,,r I ki. Q, lvli, , -:A 41. I Q ji., .K 3. I Q ny' J' '4 W . 1' Q, : ,fi A 4 I . f :Az . o f b 1 N - O J , Q LII f ,V Z 4 ,VV 1 2 ...av-v.vR, - 9 9. 1 A 9 f Tl 1 2. A ' . . A ' Q- . 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I Q L Q A . t , . 2 ' 3 S J " t ' I .J ' , ., ., , I 'I-.L'U:71, .. c 'D 21 EIGHTH GRADE 01 --1 row Lef to right Kenneth Engelke Mary anis Gus son, Laurence Claypool, Daniel Clayton, Jerald Hebeck Norman Gunderman Second row, Gloria Grothe, Patricia Blasey, Shirley Ford Janis Bergman, Ethel Germolus Leroy Boyer Arlen Eckhoff First row, Melva Chuesberg, Laurine Ford, David Bjorge Vernon Brengman, Gary Docken Duane Dauner, Dewey Anderson if su Back row Left to right, Joann Steen, Cecelia Riepe, Roxanne Roesch, Daryl Warnsholz Robert Platt, Duwayne Montisth, Eugene Rasmussen Second row, Terry Peterson, Carol Roesch, Rose Zins, Margaret Wiedau, Jane Platt, Fern Skare First row Merle Gullekson, Robert Sturm, Wayne Simpson, Ronald Tamke, Ronald Vilmo, Robert Sargent, Glenn Slininger B row, Left to right, Dorothy Lundon, Beverly Nelson, JoAnn Jenson, Ellen Maltlud, Harold Moe, Sherman Moe, Jerry Johnson Second row, Carol Larson, Barbara Luchau, Betty Kitchell, Elaine Lee, Thomas lordby, Gorman Larson, Jerry Murphy. First row, Donna Myers, Gayle Lee, Ellen Merkins, Arlen liebe ling, John Krogstad, Carl Myers, Paul Larson, Not pictured, Eugene Schultz, Donald Williams. 24 K in kv A f we 5 vc t o'Ft V, 'F-la,-MmM-M' ' , .,- 6. L ' 5' 41 - ' RSS K I l " - v n x A 5 , I an .' ' ' a 'S ' r N ' eff T n , - c., s, . I dd 'i Q . f? Q' , lu A3.u 1 ' ' f , , , , 9 .J Q U 9 A- Q , .. i U gm, f? , U .. A 4.5 ll! I-.sq aa 5 Ei r,o ,M A , w s' my K. Q Y - M D if o fs-ef'-11 Y .A My t v-fr M I ,, ,, Q, f K - - gi , f k " 5 J' ' .f' . ' ' we , ' g dm- X, ' , an Y 5? ' w.. 5 ' I 'A F 4 s 14 K 'I kk ' , Nl A' - xl 'S ' ,' td C f g - 0 0 1 I fa L Q1 - , M A ' ,, ,Inf 7 t .xx fn! 'Ny ky K- Y' afffffl 4 . ' 0 K as Q ei WW ,va . N vga 4,31 AN , 'Y A SEVENTH GRADE we f lf ' if Q. Back row Left to right Donald Flyberg, Gene Haaland, Marlene Eid, Sandra Bell Cheryl Petting, Second row, Nancy Habeck, Shirley Berg, Janet Bjerk Loretta Geving, Ann Arel First row, Agnes Blau Ruth Griewe, Jacquelyn E1lingson,Walter Bauer, Robert Pinske fn 5. 'F' QQ' TN X19 Back row Left to right, Marvin Kolb John Lee, David Kroshus, Don Krsnak, Marlin Ness, Second row, Ronald Johnston, John Hagen, David Merkins, Deweyne Larson, Ronald Jacobson, First row Joan Hellerud, Bonnie Hopwood Richard Kelly Patsy Jenson, Janet Horn af lfillll Back row Left to right, Kathleen Petry, Bonnie Monteith Herman sprung Ronald Stenberg, Allen Sorenson Second row, Peter Sethre Duwayne Schroeder, Arvid Stene, James Ruziska, JoAnn Vigen, Audrey Peterson, First ro! Larry Miller Russel Olsen Miss Flotlin advisor Margaret Nirschl Frances Riepe 2 e I ' 4 9 g Y O 5 3 l ' 1 f mx E 'Q ,j pl,' 2 gl ',' ' A ri . H 5 V A . 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'KJ S , PA A Q Y X Q? if" if I E T Anderson Balzum the well fed sausfred look Mr Slttko and company have kph Mr Eld Mr Ruoff Mr B111 Stern Mr Schlattman an Mr Stanley Peterson have therr prcture took ,......--Z NQ The Banduet was prepared and served by the Home Economrcs Class Guest speaker B111 Weaver sports announcer for statron WDAY gave a very good address on the rmportance of good sportsman shlp Messrs Erd Ruoff Schlattman S Peterson and Dr Srttko also gave short talks ',.-0 P' A11 busy teedmg the rnner af?" lTlal'l The farr Home Ec damsels who served the banquet B111 Siem tells U5 311 about U STANDING Chuck I-Iellerud Marwood Moe John Anthony Joe Books Erltng Logan Duane Fourmer Ronald Kolb Paul Maltrud B111 Faragher Walfred Anderson Allen Olsen KNEELING Larry Peterson Ronald Ntghtengale Eugene Rasmussen Dennrs Askelson Orvrs Wermager Dennrs Nteblrng Kerth Wambach Howard Olson Jrm Murphy Jerry Habedank SITTING Managers Dan Hrbbs and Drck Weber The 1950 baseball season was a very short one as the Vtkrngs played only stx games wrnmng one and lostng frve Srxteen of the boys recerved letters SCHEDULE A a Borup Ada Waubun Ada Hendrum Ada Halstad a Gary Ada Hendrum 4:"'Q"' BACK ROW Cllnton Sorenson Joe Books Larry Peterson Sanford Sorenson FRONT ROW Jerome Rage Robert Bm-lgy Larry Some actton rn the drstrrct track meet at Mahnomen Skalsky Bob Bang Coach Dan Ruoff A The track team competed rn only two track meets rn 1950 because of the late sprxng The ftrst was a dual meet at Mahnomen whtch Ada lost The dtstrrct meet was also held at Mahnomen The Vrktngs got 36 potnts rn the one good enough for 4th place out of a freld of seven Joe Books was the hlgh pornt man for Ada f? ? 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TOP ROW Coach Don Schlattman Walfred Anderson Jrm Landaverk Duane Fournrer Earl Frnch Joe Books Donald Gerjets Dlck Ntelson John Anthony Howard Neuman Asst Coach Dan Ruoff SECOND ROW B111 Faragher Glen Anderson Bob Betcher Eldon Eklund Rlchard Kelly Eugene Shultz Dennls Nlebltng Dan Hrbbs BOTTOM ROW Eugene Rasmussen Paul Maltrud Bob Bang Mel Johnson fmanagery Howard Storms Davld Rector O S O The Vrkrng grrdders started the season wrth eleven returntng lettermen but had numerous 1nJur1es throughout the season and few experrenced reserves They played a seven game schedule wmnmg two and losrng frve The opemng game of the season was played under lrghts at Mahnomen The Vrkrngs came out of thts one wlth a 6 to O wm The next game was at Waubun also under lrghts Waubun won by a score of I2 to o Ada met a tough Crookston Central team next and lost 26 to 7 They also lost the next game to Crookston Cathedral 35 to 0 In therr tradrtlonal game wrth Ferule they were beat en rn a ram soaked contest at Fertrle by a score of 42 to o They snapped a three game losrng streak the next week and beat Sacred Heart of East Grand Forks 6 to O In Ada s homecomrng game they agarn played Waubun thrs trme losrng to them I9 to 6 Twenty ofthe Vtkrngs recerved letters 0 Newman gorng for a long gatn rn the Ada Sacred Heart game O l 9 5 O F O T B A L L S E A N f -S O f y ' s t s Nl x K ' k I mg 3 l e o w of + . y gaf? i Y I , r Y' ' X - , , I Y H Q 5 5 5 John Anthony B111 Faragher Bob Bang Halfbeck Guard End """""2 Joe Books 'Captain Jerome Rage Fullbeck Halfback wok A Dan Ruoff Don Schlottman Asst Cq Ch Head Coach jW .4-df Duane Fournier Tackle Halfback 31 Mel Johnson Nararer Q ' fL'1 -- . '-Q lf ' ,W U gk ' , , - ED' 1 I . hu 2 if " J Str o f 5 I km, Q . my Q 1' QQ? of ,Q e M , ee e e o A f, A? fi I kzkki - 5 'L' ,V 3 gg? rX:V.,! VJ. L 7 by ,Q C. . fn wk 1 Ppul Haltrud Xalfred Anderson Earl Flnch 'Und Center Tac! le I my snadifi l'!r"u'i 22.9 WQZSAW ,aw Nm 4'2" Dlch Nielson Quarterback The Vikings bring down 'a W ubun plqfer after a short ga4n JUN Jim Landsverk Howaxa Neuman Bon Betcner End nalfbacl Center 'JU JL. wmv' www , it TM, Eldon Eklund Lutene Shultz Dennis Neibling Hp lfback Tackle H Llfback i gfk wi' D Above Johnny kicls for the extra point avid Rector Below So e ction in the Fnrtiip Guard ,.i-mmm Howard qtovws Ronald Gerjets Pene Helwig M Tackle Guard . L: A g z , fi ' W K F. w , f N., ,U , .A o X- ,ki Nr J M -4:""' E o , o.o -Q1 2,gM . ' 7 1 ' I L K 'K I ' y , .54 k X. 9, lf, X 1+ A 5 1,5 W QM .wgqig : - - . : N , : m a f ., tame. ,Xl . M E 5 ii gl , - ' W " WA - ,1'A' . ? y Q G W, 1 W 3 5 M 4 f My 1 Lvl'-I 'Zi?w E29 f? X: Q QM" A I. .'L. I' End 1 3 ' DS- DICK NIELSON HM LANDSVERK JOE BOOKS 'Captaln VIKINGS HAVE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON The prospects looked brrght for the 1950 51 basketball season w1th seven lettermen back from last year s team They were Joe Books Drck Nrelson J1m Landsverk Paul Maltrud Marwood Moe Erlrng Logan and Howard Neumann Up from last year s B team were the followtng reserves Ronme Nrghtengale, D1ck Landsverk and Walfred Anderson Daryl Anderson Jorned the team at the be g1nn1ng of the second semester The V1k1ngs flmshed the season wlth a I7 2 record losrng only to Ferule twlce They frmshed second 1n the south sub d1SIflCI standrngs Wllh IO WIHS and 2 losses The V1k1ngs averaged 56 3 polnts per game durtng the regular season to thetr op ponents 37 5 average There w1ll be s1x lettermen back next year IIZ adds two more potnts to the Ada cause agatnst Halstad MARwooD Mos ERLING LOGAN 'nt PAUL MALTRUD A T If . 5 , if 'U D1 ' 4 -- B A S K E T B A L L .f ,X xHOWARD NEUMANN Ada Ada Ada Ada A a Ada Ada A a Ada A a 1 3 1 A v IQ' DA RYL A ND ERS ON BASKETBALL Hendrum Mahnomen Femle Halstad Fosston Climax Twm Valley Bolup Gary Wa ubun DW 1950-51 Schedule 42 Ada Ada Ada A a A a Ada A a Ada Ada Crookslon 39 Tw1n Valley Hawley Boru p Crookston Mahnomen Hendrum Fosston Ferule 3 5 'Q RONNIE NIGHTENGALE Nlelson puts IH another bucket 1n the Halstad game 43 23 51 ' 37 46 48 59 50 53 47 d 57 28 d 43 33 d 64 46 47 ' 45 59 23 59 ' 45 d 82 41 d 57 ' 27 67 40 70 40 50 ' 58 d 59 A 37 Q24 5 Y WAI-'FRED ANDERSON Coach Dan Ruoff showing Joe how Q5 DICK LANDSVERK 'An Team Cheerleaders: Gail Berberich, Songs Olson, Carol Brevik, Gerry Ness. South Sub-District 10 Standings Fertile Ade halstad Waubun Twin Valley Hendrum Mehnomen Gary Borup Below Paul takes a iunn shot eg inst Hendrwm lost PU 01 2 o GOO OO 2 OOO Above A bit of action in the Hendrum game All eyes are ox the ball V Ili ll HBH EAI front row D Askelson, D Neibling V Habeck D Rector V N1tw1ck, 2nd row D Vis Basketball managers Left ser, A Olson, H Olson, D Dullum, K wsmbach c to right. Marvin Kolb' Keith Hellerud, back row V Rage H Moe, R Gerjets, Hovland, Donald ViSSOr R Boyer H HBH Te m 'heerleaders Patrlcle Larson, all Schwartz, Petririr Anthony, Philomlne Burley Csrol Anderson 1 ass tournament? L.to R. LaVonne W., Barbara A., Patricia G., Orin S., Marlene T.,He1- en S.g Bottom: Juniors' prize winning de corations. JUNIORS WIN INTERCLASS TOURNAMENT The interclass tournament for 1950 was held on the first and third of April, with the Seniors and Freshmen opening the contest. The Seniors won U9 to 37. In the second game of the evening the Juniors won over the Sophomores by 2 score of 53 to 29. The second even- ing the Sophomores defeated the Fresh men 53 to 22. In the championship game, the Juniors proved to be too much for the Seniors and they won by a score of U5 to 32. The Juniors also were successful in winning the prize for the best decoration with their Junior McCoy theme. 37 5 5 E i 5 , -,V fy, f i f We M f 3 ef Q ff' 3 t fw . I sg, f X, f x , 4 ai .ff . N , I f 4, K . f . 1 Lv' T T' 'T V V f 'I , p , . N K -"H 1 xx ,I X A V 4 J x Q 2, ,A gri N VV I x 'K -fx? Wk Ai V, sie T : 0 ' n. I 1 ' 0 0 .. 2 q g o 9 e c v l a 0 .. 0 0 1 i ' T " J : . ' . , . ' FL , , , 15 YY 1 Q g 0 P.. u-- : ' . v 1 G 4. ' . , A, - . 'Q U 0 ADA COPS THIRD IN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT T950 In the ftrst game of the tourney the Vrktngs met Twm Valley who had beaten them twtce durlng the regular season Thls game proved to be a thrtller wtth the underdog Vtklngs wtnntng by a score of 32 to 31 Both teams played well w1th Ada havrng a sltght advan Lage on rebounds The Vtktngs met Halstad the tournament favorrtes, rn therr second game of the tournament The Halstad team had gone through the sub dlstrtct play unde feated and had beaten the Vrkmgs twrce be fore so they were heav1ly favored The P1 rates led at the end of the frrst half 26 to I8 but the Vlkrngs came back tn second half to wtn 45 to 44 In the Champlonshlp game Ada met Fertrle who had beaten Hendrum the prevlous nxght The Vrktngs were underdogs Walt recervrng trophy at the sub dlstrlct rn th1s game also due to the fact that the team was taller and more experrenced The Vtktngs played a good game, but Fertlle s hetght and sharpshootlng proved too much for them The f1nal score was Fertrle 54 Ada 38 VIKINGS RUNNER UP IN SUB DISTRICT TOURNAMENT T950 Ada and Fertlle both entered the dtstrlct tournament at Fosston On the frrst mght Fertrle played Clear brook the runnerup tn therr sub d1str1ct and Ada met Fosston the champlon 1nthe1r sub drstrlct Fertlle walloped Clearbrook 66 to 37 1n the ftrst game and Ada lost to Fosston rn the second game 57 to 44 The Fosston team was tn the lead from the openrng whtstle and they wonwlthout much trouble On the second nrght Ada played Clearbrook for thtrd place and won easrly 52 to 33 In the drstrtct champlonshrp game Ferttle won over Fosston 44 to 41 I A tense moment tor the Ada fans 355 i . I I I 0 - I . tournament, game was on Fertile's home floor and their , . ' . . -, , ' , . . . -. . i l D , . , . 4 , ,,,..,-J' STUDENT COUNCIL 1 H f nl 7 Left to rlght Stqnding Donald wagner, Bill F rngher Leona Ja obson, VlVl n Kroshus Se ted Ronald Kolb Mr Eid Dlck Landsverk President Songa Olson Carol Brevik Helen Sorenson HGNCDRARY LIHLLL Left to right: Back row, Jeanette McGowan, Beverly Akason, Donald Wagner, Curtis Lee, Arlie Askelson, William Faragher, Helen Sorenson. Seated, Beverly Stene, Alice Larson, Janis Anderson, Shirley Rill, Patricia Noden, Marlene Twedt, Gerry Ness. Not pictured, Helen Hubbell. 30 5 H n,' . 1: 1 A , , ,F A a V Ayn 5 ' 'f y 2 1' . Q . m 1 ' 1 .f ' s e X V N, 0 ., A Hx " , 4 X 'i x ,K X I 'gasdg , af' " . fl' - .--W L It x ' ' Arne-wg x ' : r ' C 3, F' Q C D I 0 ' E ' Q, , . Q I 9 ' ' ' . ' I 1 5, -L . A4 A1 '1 1 1 I . , 3 I if 1 , 4 A V L L -yn .4 .J 9 ' V ' vi 4-Us Q. fi? on QVLK rt TOP ROW to rtght Dennts Grgler W1l11am Wtlkens Luverne Petty, Donald Vtsser Charles Hellerud Ronald Hanson Lenard Sorenson SECOND ROW Cltnton Jacobson James Arel Allen Olson Gerald Jacobson Donald Sturm Kenneth Anderson,l-loward Rockstad Burton Sorenson FIRST ROW Vernon Natwtck Darrel Westcott, Ronald Roesch, Loy Johnson Elmer Sorenson Martrn Oanes, Dennts Askelson Robert Vtsser LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM Ortn Self Burton Rockstad Rlchard G1-lvno FUTURE FARMERS Thts year was another successful one for the F F A The wtnners for the thtrd con secutrve year tn Dtstrtct I Crops Iudglllg and Ident1f1catton at Crookston won thtrd place at the state Judgtng contest at the Uruverstty farm, compettng wtth thtrty teams The general llvestock Judgrng team competed at the Crookston Wtntet Shows and ftnxshed 1D ntnth place F.F.A. OFFICERS, Erhng Logan, Arlte Askelson, Howard Neumann, Mr. Eng, Marwood Moe, Melvtn Bennefeld, Dale B1orem ,, , 1 .1 K ' ' , P i , V t ., Q 0- 9 R ' G , . g , 1. ' ly '. t 1 , , I , A 1 ,T . '. ' 2 ,Q ' ' ' i ' I . . 1 X ,h g V . V , , . ,. .. - ff"'afspw'ML?G J 7 'fl ' " " ,. ist, , feats. 27- 1 4 f , -f:zp.... us' 21: 2 aassaw- 4 X ' - - 2:11. - 53 , l : I l 1 D I ' : I I D I D l ' Z l I I I ' J . . . I . ' - ' 1 . I I .,o TOP ROW left to rlght James Bartz Ke1th Hovland Eldon Eklund Rlchard Grlvno, Gerald Karsten, Drck Weber Kenneth Anderson Chfford Benesh SECOND ROW Robert Voje Mar wood Moe, Earl Frnch, Bernard Grossman, Robert Hekman, Joe Roesch Melvrn Bennefeld FIRbT ROW Ar11e Askelson, Jerome Rage Erlmg Logan Darryl Anderson Ronald Gerjets Howard Neumann Vernon Rage ADA HI H SCHO L Th1s ye ar three were members of the state F F A band whrch played at the Slate COHVCHIIOU of the Future Farmers of Amerlca They were 11m Landsverk, Howard Neumann, and Arlle ASRCISOH Arhe Askelson was also a member Of the Nat1onalF F A band at Kansas Crty ln I9 0 DAIRY IUDGING top row Clrnton Sorenson Karol Berghnd rst James Bartz Earl Frnch Howard Neumann CROP IUDGING Arhe Askelson, Alv1n Vakoch, Larry Skalsky. U11 A 'lj A 1 i I S . , .Q , w x . , E X A , I 1 . , ' r F 1 1 X 7, 7 A , 4 w 3 1 I 5 n ' 1 l , . H n I . ' I I 9 . ' I . . Q : ' f I I 3 I , . d , K , af.. N, C ' : J 22 ' I O U , 5 ' , : ' , l ' : Y I Q FIRST ROW G Hermbuch C Iverson B Brommenschenkel C Hanson A Beckman I Grlbertson D Jarmson H Hertman R Clayton BACK ROW H Myers C Busse K Tufte A Borgen W Lee R Merkens L Skalsky L Pagel L Bartz NOT PICTURED E Turner M Dahlen M Anderson H Lovas Thrs year a new group of students began thelr work rn the veteran s agrrcultural trarmng class at the Ada Hlgh School wrth Carl S Knutsen rn charge As before the purpose of the course IS to grve the veterans a chance to acqurre new rdeas and programs that w1l1 be beneflcral to them 1n the suc cessful operatron of a good farm The trarnrng consrsts of classroom rnstructron rn Lrvestock and Feed mg Management Freld and Forage Crops Soxls Farm Me N chanrcs Farm Management and Farm Accountrng Through these dlscusslons the men wrll be better frtted for therr partlcular Job of farmrng to know how to apply the newer developments as they appear These men are all veter ans of World War II who have contrrb uted much to the servrce of thetr coun try and are now tra1n1ng themselves to is fa contrrbute also to the development of agrrculture CARL S KNUTSEN Vets Instructor L+ : . I 1 - I - 1 ' ' ' ' ' - , . 1 s 1 - n - 1 - 1 - 1 1 I 1 I ' t x.. 1- ' ' - 2 Alice Larson shaking hands with the Governor f Gov Youngdahl giving his address to the Ada people THE GOVERNOR C O M E S T O S C H Q 0 L Rep Harold Hagen and Gov Youngdahl The Ada High School had the pleas ure of a visit from Governor and Mrs Youngdahl on October IO 1950 He deliv ered a brief talk on his visit to Berlin and other points of interest He told us about the dedic itron of the Freedom Bell in Ber lin and how interested and quiet the crowd was at the ceremony At the moment the bell pealed all the faces ofthe people were turned upward Many had tears streaming down their faces This showed the German people really do want freedom He met many people in Germany some of whom had relatives in the United States, He also went to Sweden and Norway, There he re- ceived messages for people in the United States who had relatives in those countries, Gov, and Mrs. Youngdahl. HOMECOMING LEFT TO RIGHT: John Anthony Vivian Kroshus Duane Fournier Janis Anderson David Rector Queen Alice Larson Joe Books Howard Neumann Leona Jacobson Robert Bang Delorrs Olson and William Faragher Saturday night October 28 Ada started the Homecoming events with the traditional dance and bonfire The snake dance started at the high school and wound its way uptown to the city hall where the cheerleaders led the school yells It continued to the bonfire in the eastern part of Ada After some yells Mr Schlattman Stanley Peterson Mr Eng Mr Ruoff, and Captain Joe Books gave pep talks On Tuesday evening October 31 the homecoming activities continued with a party for the Ada High School and Alumnl in the gayly decorated gym Mr Schlattman led various games the first part ofthe evening About 8 30 everyone Joined in a song session The lights were lowered and the ushers David Rector and Howard Neaumann marched up and lit the candles They were followed by the attendants Janis Anderson Leona Jacobson Vivian Kroshus De lorrs Olson and their escorts Duane Fournier Robert Bang John Anthony and Bill Faragher Alice Larson was crowned queen by the football captain Joe Books The Sophomores roaring Seven SOHgb1rdS at the QUEEN ALICE bonfire HOmeCOm111g Pwgfam 'WH' SPEECH TOP ROW Left to rlght Lots Braunschwerg Pat Anthony Pat Larson Marlys Rasmussen Nancy Pallum Marlene Twedt SECOND ROW Garl Swartz Rrchard Landsverk Jrrn Landsverk Jams Anderson Patrrcra Noden FIRST ROW Shrrley Tommerdahl Gall Berberrck Jerry Habedank Gary Ullman Gerald Jacobson Forty one students were enrolled rn Declamauon thrs year Mrs l-letland drrected twenty two of them She was assrsted by MISS Symons Mrss Efteland Mrss Jacobson Mr Erd and Mr Eng 4? 4? 1'-sl gi TOP ROW Left to rrght Pat Gullekson Phrlomene Burley Carol Anderson Marlys Eckhoff Fay Lohmrer Cleone Eklund Thelma Jacobson SECOND ROW Marrlyn Bartz Jams Gevrng Joann Stenberg Glorranne Alms Beverly Akason Shrrley Grrvrno Marlene Jenson Nola Norby FIRST ROW Marlene Tollerud Beverly Stene Jeanette MacGowan Helen Sorenson U5 ,PAPER STAFF Left to right Back row Mr Sltta John Anthony Sports editor Donald Wellman Orin Self N rlene Twedt Pet Gullekson Helen H pen Marlene Habed nk Jovinae Rasmussen Seated Typists Oleone Eklund Alice Larson Janie Anderson, Deloris Olsen Vivian Kroshus Leona Jacobson Editor Fey Lohmier, Asst Editor Lorraine Hekmen This year the paper staff numbered about twenty on the regul r staff and a number of typists Mr Sitta was the faculty advisor The Juniors elected Pet Gullekson as their editor and Marlene Twedt as their assistant editor They will carry on for the next school season's paper More art work w s used on the paper this ye r The paper w s out shortly after each six weeks' period A special issue by the Senlors w s published t the end of the year Editorials were changed this year too They were written by the editor, asst editor and the presidents of the classes There were six issues eagerly awaited by the student body A 6' Ni? Left to rivnt nacx row Gerry Ness Jeanette McGowan, Lois Wilkens, Helen Sorenson, Lavonne Wambacx Patricia Noden Shirley R111 3rd row, Marlys Fetting Beverly Akason, Beverly Stene, LaDonna Roesch, Lois Braunschweig, Doris Hellerud, Welfred Anderson Ron ld Kolb Ardis Jacobson 2nd row Lois Nelson Mavis Brueshoff, Marlys Eckhoff Glorianne Alms, Agnes Riepe, Helen Hubbell Barbara Anbuehl Victoria Gerjets lst row Barbara Luch u C rol Roech, Marlene Jenson, Bevezly Nelson JoAnn Vipen Sonja Olson Thelma Jacobson' Rodney Boyer Kathleen Petry, Julia Edwards, Gail Berberich Nancy Pallum U' . ' 0 ' o o : .- ' 9 , AC- , ., , FIG , a' 1 f f 9 n v ,. 9 1 . -' 1 1 ., g ' , ,., 0 ,. .. 2. O A Q C . , O L. . A - Q Cl 41 I . P, r, 9- 0 V 9, . . . A. 9. P. C, . Q . . , . , f 5 as J' ' t 5 1 1 ,Q . L 1? 1 ' ' lf ' fi i 1 - . . W f ' v .,J: ' A . , K 5 V Ff'fu . . L., .Yi si I , . A A A W V K - 4 1 Q ps- , A ts, W as -Q Q .Y Y er , ,, .f 1 , , K , ,g 4 A 5 A h L V 1 I 1 rl 's fs is-' 5 3 aff. 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BAND The Ada Hlgh School band whrch now numbers srxty members rs the largest concert and march rng band rn the hrstory of the school The organrzatron rs now completely unlformed havrng earned the necessary funds through the school carnrval and magazrne drrves the fourth annual Booster Concert and performances at the Norman County Farr The Vrkrng Pep Band was a new organrzatron thrs year The band played for all home games and had a specral unrform arrangement Another frrst wrth the band thrs year was the week long camp sessron held rn Lake Carlos State Park near Alexandrra Mrnnesota Here the band members spent many hours of profrtable re hearsal and good fun The camp staff rncluded Mrs H Olson and Mrs R Armstrong Camp assrstants Mrs D Bentley Cook Mr Ruoff and Mr Schlattman recreatron and health drrectors and Mr Arm stron cam drrector 8 P Ogard S rll L Ivers Pallum buehl qv L TO R obson A R Kolb AN TOP ROW G Ullman M Iac Askelson B Betcher 3RD ROW J Edwards S Tommerdahl D J Rasmussen P Noden ZND ROW A Rrepe A Larson J Anderson on IST ROW D Tommerdahl N C Tufte L Gevrng L TO R BACK ROW G Franz M Twedt B Krtchell D Merkens D Tommerdahl D Askelson R Nrelson 3RD ROW M Erd A Repe S Rll R Platt R Vrlmo E Fettrng P Maltrud R Landsverk R Kolb 2ND ROW C Tufte P Anthony M Srmpson J Krogstad P Sethre C Hellerud I Edwards I Habedank S Tommerdahl IST ROW D Olson H Hubbell B Anbuehl J Landsverk L Gexmg J Johnson C' Brevrk 1+ P E P B D - .R' , . 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O, BAND Two of the band members distinguished themselves this year by becoming members of nationally known concert bands, One was Alice larson, who spent two months traveling with the internationally known Canadian-American school girls' bandg the other was Arlie Askelson, who became a member of the national F, F, A, Concert Band in Kansas City last fall, Deloris Olson is also to be commended for her splendid performance as clarinet soloist with the band, Officers of the band include Arlie Askelson president Alice Larson secretary Janis Anderson treasurer Patricia Noden librarian Gary Ullman student director and Jeanette McGowan majorette Aside from the regular contest trips this year the band played exchange concerts at Halstad and Fertile and appeared as a marching unit during the Jack Frost Carnival in Fargo It also traveled to East Grand Forks for the Minnesota State V F W convention last summer AJO LEFT 'IO RIGHT BACK ROW Jeanette McGowan Margaret Nirschl Jerry Hopwood Janet BJerk Kathleen Petry FRONT ROW Nancy Habeck Jane Sprung Audrey R111 Patty Granberg Carol Gorze 'Y lkx LEFT FO RIGHT BACK ROW A Askelson O Self Mr Armstrong Director 3RD ROW D Ogard R Roesch M Hanson G Ullman M Johnson P Larson H Olson 2ND ROW A Loken S Bell K Olson J Anderson A Larson G Schwartz M Rasmussen P Noden J Rasmussen H Neumann R Betcher T Peterson FRONT ROW G Ness L Iverson P Larson G Berberich Q9 VOCAL YZF BOYS' QUARTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT, Eldon Eklund Bob Betcher, Howard Neumann Earl Finch. Under the drrectron of Mrss Ellen Flotlrn, our new vocal teacher much has been done rn chorus work thrs year In Senror Hrgh there are a number of musxcal groups rncludrng a mrxed chorr a grrls chorus a grrls sextette and a boys quartette In the Junror Hrgh a grrls chorus and boys chorus have been organrzed Groups prcked from these choruses went to Fertrle Aprrl I4 for a mass chorus practrce MIXED CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT back row Dennrs Grgler Ronald Gerjets Duane Fournrer Glenn Anderson Ronald Kolb Arhe Askelson, Or1n Self Jerome Rage Robert Betcher, Dennrs Nlebelrng Mel bourne Johnson SECOND ROW Jeanette McGowan Glorra Franz, Jan1s Anderson Patrrcra Anthony, Cleone Eklund Carol Brevrk, Alrce Larson Nancy Pallum Juha Edwards, Jovrnae Rasmussen, Barbara Ambuehl Shrrley Tommerdahl Gall Swartz, Patrrcra Noden FIRST ROW Lrlly Iverson Marlys Rasmussen Gall Berberrck, Patrrcra Larson Marlene Twedt, DeLor1s Olson SonJa Olson, Elda Fetung Delorrs Ogaard Audrey Loken Shrrley R111 SO Erljng Logan, Paul Maltrud, John Anthony, Earl Finch, Eldon Eklund, Joe Books, Curtis Lee, MUSIC GIRLS' SEXTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Larson, Marlene Twedt, lovinae Ras- mussen, Vivian Kroshus, DeLoris Olson, Nancy Pallum. The contest for the ensemble groups was held at Ada, April 21. The district choir and chorus contest was held at Fosston, April 22, and the regional contest at Thief River Falls, April 28-9. In December the choirs went to Moo head to hear the Concordia Christmas Cantata and also gave a beautiful Chrrstmas Concert of their own on the Igth In May the varlous groups presented a spring concert GIRLS CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT back row Roberta Wick Marlys Eckhoff Glorianne Alms, Carol Cartz Philo mine Burley Jeanette McGowan Gloria Franz Lois Nelson Cleone Luchau, Barbara Ambuehl Gail Swartz Jams Cirks Beverly Akason, Patricia Noden Wilma Teters Gerry Ness THIRD ROW Carol Wilhamson Lavonne Wamback Patricia Anthony Carol Anderson Cleone Ek lund Carol Brevik Beverly Stene, Alice Larson Nancy Pallum, Julia Edwards Thelma Jacob son Shirley Tommerdahl Nola Nordby SECOND ROW Joyce Bergman, Sheryl Dekko Lilly Iverson Shirley Grivno Marlys Rasmussen Shirley Skalsky Shirley Rill, Myrna Ruch Audrey Loken Helen Sorenson Marlys Fetting Marlene Jenson, LaVonPeterson Jane Srberg Patricia Wilshusen FIRST ROW Gail Berberrck Patrrcra Gullekson Patricia Larson, Joann Holm,Jean Roesch Marlys Samuelson Marlene Twedt M1ssFlotl1n Director DeLor1s Olson Sonja Olson Elda Fettrng, Joan Krsmak, Lois Wilkens DeLor1s Ogaard Marlene Tollerud 51 ' J . . ' 1 -1 . 1 5 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 . l . . ' . . . . , . : . . ' ' . . ' ' - 1 l 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 I 1 v 3 1 n 1 . ' 1 1 I 1 I 0 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 ' D . . : . . ' , . ' . . -' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 . . . , . , . -'fm' GLIMPSES OF SCHOOL LIFE 1. Discussion of the Korean problem in American History class. 2. Professor Rage, 3. Johnny, Bob, and Donnie taking it easy. 4. Clarinet Quartette, Honey, Helen, Gail, and Alice. 5. Carnival King and Queen, Daryl and Sonja 5. Vivian as Prunella in the Junior Class Play. 7. Verona and Leona dec- orating for the Senior Class Play. 8. Don't break the scale, Funnel. 9. Pretty good clowns, Dan and Jerry3H,lO. Who's your big smile for, Bev. vu 'ie P Joe B Gerr t I nd Ron 6 st of n'4c mvrlng evere Jerowe F N rvood V ert V PLAYS 1 c Svrinv x Q feet WOV1H outdoor storf of Q1CUlC lne cfst lncluded P t Noden, Bob B ng, Ron ld Ti lese, Helen Fubbell ond Toe Boo Q M 15 9 tne SUbC1S+T1Ct where thev co Qeted 111 Ad vent on to the lletrlvt n the Trfet1n, Place, s CWTLIS, e or Yrs 117 s n esee s L uncelot BT1g s wee 1 J1"1"'l'1 n Bob 3 weak "ik-4 M ONE ALT F+engele, Jeleldlne v s CHOSCD to fO o let d nd Fenorum ef J 1dOV, xo 11es lntere ted 1n her Jesse Briege ues lntereeted in Rupert bmlth hut trled to leep it a secret Jrs. Drives en 'r Involve rleo rd to keep the r ro- lfnce a secret. Thex ,ll plqnned secret meetinps ln the Ro+el ob- lr '1 2 UJSLSTIOHS voice upsets their plone and turns out to be the fiance of Eh Curtns, much to Lnuncelots sorrow In tle Deer Dep rted, the er ndfather hed supposedlw died end the CH11dT6H vere fu-rreling .Uout the diNld1HF up of hls oropert1 Suddenl, the r11n6f-ther w.lked in os e ve as ever he h-d onl' been sleepinf off A drunr wnd he d1QCOHC6TtS his dnuyrters bf -n- FOuRC1HV h1S -nproechine mvrrnofe to a widow THF DEAR DEPARTED ceet Senford S Lucille D mUYSmING Duane F Lorr in H Lorrmine L Clinton S Q Nilme 'T Helen 'QVV1 men nd Rob PL R Loren R alt B Pzul fhxlne M nd Bett, H ...IQ M IUNIOR PLAY LEFT TO RIGHT Fay Lohmter Helen Hagen Lleone Eklund Marlene Habedank Mrss Efteland Delorts Olson Cleone Luchtu JOVIIIHS Rasmussen Jams Anderson Altce Larson Vtvan Kroshus Joe Books Lorratne Hekman Dtck landsverk Arlre Askelson Bob Bang THE REAL MR MCCOY The Real Mr McCoy wts presented by the Juntor Class Aprtl 28th Mtss Esther Efteland asststed by Mr Stanley Peterson were the hard worktng dlrectors The play centers around Grandma s fC1eone Luchauj and Mary Lou s fAl1ce Larsonj struggle to keep thelr stand from Prunella fVtv1an Kroshusy Babs Uants Andersony ts there consollng Mary Lou helptng her get tn and out of trouble such as postng as Danny McCoy to fool Ivy fFay Lohmterjand gang fHelen Hagen Jovtnae Rasmussen Marlene Habedank Delorts Olsonj who beltttle Mary Lou Sedalta fCleone Eklundj and Sal fLorratne Hekmanj cause more trouble by feudtng Luke fD1ck Landsverkj comes to VISII Sal Obert Uoe Booksj trxed to draw Ivy 'and her gang s trade to Prunella s stand Spurlock fArlte Askelsony ts henpecked unttl the end when Prunella flnally makes up to htm The real Danny McCoy fBob Bangj comes to the rescue gtvtng Grandma money so she can keep her house and stand Mary Lou gets Danny Stage managers Stan Peterson L Sedaha and Sal feudmg Duane Fournxer Jerome Rage Ubefl Hlld like flghflng QFNIOR PLAY C tts Lee B111 Faragher Drck Landsverk Joe Books Paul Maltrud Dale Bjorem TOP ROW ur SECOND ROW Fwy Lohmrcr Jams Xnderson Jovrnae Rasmussen DeLor1s Olson Vtvran Kroshus Alrce Larson FIRST ROW Marlene Hahedank Cleone Luchau Duane Fournter Ronald Nrght engale james Bartz NOT PICTURED Ltlly Ann Iverson Helen Hagen REDBLOODED ROYALTY FROM ARKANSAS Redblooded Royalty From Arkansas was presented by the Senror Class November 27 1950 under the dtrectron of Mrs Elrzabeth Hetland Furst College 15 a co ed school tn a small town Prtnce Mtcheals a gangly fellow from Arkansas arrrves at Furst College The gtrls start swoonrng and fatntrng over htm Only one Ethel ts tndrfferent A blackmaller has been vrcttmtztng the students for over a year and belrevtng the Prtnce to be of roy al btrth makes htm a prcy Wtth the help of another tntended student vtcttm Fordyce Green the Prrnce unravels the mystery and together they catch the culprrt who turns out to be the Musrc profes o Mr Fttzler A Bachelor 3 Dream How d you lrke to be a prtncess? 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Y. af ' 1 'T 4 H r il X , 7 1 3 Tf' 'O t' my I ff i Q 1 ' ' X X 4 1' ia its ,lg ,alfa THE RAINBOW ROOM RAY LARSON S ORCHESTRA The Iunxor Senror prom was held on May 5 lQ5O The gym was decorated by the Junrors wrth rambow colors Everyone recerved dance programs as they entered the door It started at 7 30 w1th games drrected by M1ss Rrste wrth fV11SS Olson at the prano Dancmg began at 8 30 w1th Ray Larson s Orchestra The Grand March was held at 9 30 Lunch was served all evenlng wrth the Junrors mothers 1n charge The hrghest ranklng Sophomores served They were Shrrley R111 Helen Sorenson Geraldlne Ness Patrrcra Noden Beverly Akason Jeanette McGowan Karol Berglrnd Robert Betcher James Landsverk Ronald Kolb Melvrn Bennefreld and Howard Neumann Many alumm and guests were present Dancrng cont1nued untrl I2 oo All present had a most enjoyable trme 5s J: 1 31' 'Q 5 ,r l fn I M if Q Howard and Bob GISQHIIQ out punch xi. 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