-4
, -V ' - ' - wr 'if' Vrji
. 5-I
1
w.
, ,
WM
N NUAL
EDITOR Juha Edwards
ASST EDITOR Carole Larson
ART EDITOR Orv1d Jorgenson Jr
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Howard Olson
Ke1th Warnbach
ASST PHOTOGRAPHER Paul Larsen
BUSINESS MANAGER Sherry1Dekko
ASST BUSINESS MANAGERS
Beverly Nelson Mary Dee Hanson
ADVISOR Mr Brent Stolpestad
C OO
Mimmeso
W .
D
In Memory of the Old H1gh School
Farewell dear old schoolhouse
You have served us Well
The Sen1ors w1ll be leavmg
Where to we cannot tell
And 1n your rooms the next school year
Because a large new bu1ld1ng
Has r1sen to take your place
Ch1ldhood days' School hood days'
The days 1n your dear halls are soon past
The days at our old Ada H1gh
But rest assured our memones w1ll last
2
You'll see many a different face,
0x2 ..
Superintendent H. G. Jacobson
f ,
Senior High Principal Junior High Principal
Mr. Arnold S. Eid Txlr. Dan Ruoff
Social Science Athletic Director, Drivers' Training
School Board: Ed Hekman, Otto Kolb, Clarence Neumann, Anthony Sipe,
Alfred Bartz, and Earl Volkerdingx.
f '
I
ll
MRS LENORX JOHN SON M158 CHRIbFINIE ROTTO
Amerrcau Hrsrory Speech Geometry Semor Hrgh l:ngl1sl1 Jr Cl ass Play
l
f
MR HARVEY MCMULLEIN MR JIM THOMPSON
Hrsrory Phy Ed Basketball lr1dustr1alArrs General berence Busmess Law
MRS MINA ANDERSON MRS DOINNA HOFF
Offrce Assrsmnr Home lzeonomres
5
Y 77 W YYY l
l
, V Vx, . -,
, . .lr ,
.- u V , . C '
v ' '
, .
, -. f 1
1
1
v c
,,
, V V ,,
,l ...l . , l
MRS ALPHA HETL AIND MRS ELIZABETH HETLANID
School Nursg Englxsh Declamatton
MR JERRY SITTA MR BRENT STOLPESTAD
Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Band, Rudiments of Music
MISS ROSALIE STORVICK MISS ESTHER EFTELAND
Vocal Music English, Mathematics, Sr. Class Play
6
QV'
1 - 141
' . X.3'QfI:'.
,, 51A 525.5 55,
T?
HRS 3G1NEb FARRGHER
Physlcs Chemlstry Blology
MISS SHELDA XNNI JACOBSON
Cnrls Phy kj H Lhcr Algebra
MR EARL PERKINS
Soc1a1 Stud1es Phy Ed Footba
MR A L MQMAHON
Agrlculture Farm Shop
MISS BL SNCHE OLSON NIISS MARIE R15-H3
School Seuetary Lxbrarlau lr H EH Wdlhtmmll
7
-L..
Our falthful bus duvers arp Mr
Ruoff Mr Rasmussen Mrs
Krogstad Mr Rlste Mr Elnmg
son Mrs Ness Mr Fettmg Nor
pxcrured Mr Ness Mr Kleory
gs ,A ,S
v J ,
M 4 le,
V x A 4' ,
1
S .
I U I I 4 '
V ' I I ' -
' . , . .
The edrtors Julra Edwards and Carole
Larson pause to smlle as they buslly
plan and prepare the pages of Ih1S
yearbook Mr Brent Stolpestad IS our
advrsor
74a Wckmq
Left to rrght Orvld Jorgen
son art edltor Beverly
Nielson Sherryl Dekko
Mary Dee Hanson bus1
ness staff They d1d a good
job of takrnq care of the
fmances
X
Q-X'
4 M
YTAL
These four smlllng gemal pho
tographers are Kerth Wambach
Paul Larson Howard Olson and
Lennard Sorenson
9
Y
-glances
JULIA EDWARDS
Her quiet nature seems to be at-
tuned to each season s harmony
CAROL WESTCOTT
Her qu1etd1gn1ty 15 only one of her
HSSC IS
LENNARD SORENSON
Sometlmes be Sharp but always be
Natural
JANE SIBERG
It s the qutet type that often gets
the farthest
10
I
DENNIS ASKELSON
Worry never makes men great, so
why worry?
LUVERNE PETRY
L1vrng and learmng wh1le we re rn
school worklng and wlnmng that
15 our rule
Wg My
PATRICIA ANTHONY
Sowell the yell she leads rnsprred
by Denny s athleuc deeds
CAROL WILLIAMSON
The truth IS always the strongest
argument
ll
BURTON SORENSON
'A quiet friend whose virtues are
all too little known
-1l 'f
-Qi
AUDREY LOKEN
Always w1111ng to do her part all
her words come from her heart
ORVID IORGENSON
He s our class artist a very good
one too
SHERRYL DEKKO
Her blonde haxr and frlendly smile
wlll long be remembered
12
CHARLES HELLERUD
I could be better Lf I would but
ll s awfully lonesome belng good
L.
GAIL SCHWARTZ
Stnke up the band'
VERNON HNABECK
Women women let me be Im
no ladles man can t you see?
CAROL ANDERSON
The ABC of populauty - abthty
f beauty cooperation
Out of the harbor, into deep channe1s
13
Y.
RONALD HANSON
As a helper we ve always found
he s a good guy to have around
LaVONNE PETERSON
Her fluorescent sm11e ltghtens
every one s heart
STANLEY BLASEY
He talks much but those words are
often wexghted wxth thought
MARILYN BARTZ
A sweet gal and a bosom pal
14
MARTIN OANES 5
St1l1 water runs deep x '
PATRICIA WILSHUSEN
Though modest and gentle s e
rules her own m1nd
CLINTON IACOBSON
A good fellow who 1sn t as quiet as
strangers seem to thmk
wi?
JOANNE FISHER
If silence IS golden Joanne 15 surely
r1ch
760400: 044444
new
MARLYS RASMUSSON
The rmg on her left hand sparkles
toward her future
LaVONNE BERGMAN
It lsn t any trouble to sm11e
PA TRIC IA OLSON
Thoughts are mightrer than strength
of ha nd
DONNA GILSOUL
A ring on the finger is worth two
on the phone
16
Once caught studying but has man-
aged to live down the reputation
if
'QV'-arf
DA LE DULLUM
'Five
BARBARA WICHERN
L1fe1s short and very sweet so now
is the time to live it
For men must work and women
must weep and the sooner xts
over the sooner to sleep
WAYNE AMBUEHL
VIOLET AURE
The world was made to enjoy an
she s making the best of lt
zcdwimedQzaq
SHARON NIGHTENGALE
A wmmng way a pleasant smxle
dressed so neatly qulte ID style
PHILOMENE BURLEY
Never ready always late but then
she sm11es and so we walt
JANIS CIRKS
Peppy happy full of v1m a
spurt hke hers IS sure to wm
JOANN STENBERG
Not that I love study less, but I
love fun more
18
AY
4-0
Wu!-rf
'This carefree fellow with his witt
KEITH WAMBACH
Y
remarks and jokes is always wel-
come'
Secretary
1 Presldent
MARLENE BRA UNSCHWEIG
To know her IS to hke her
HOWARD OLSON
What Ive been taught
gotten what I know Ive guessed
-Q. JOANN BENESH
Treasurer
True to her fnends kmd to her
foes people like her wherever she
goes
Offccaa
Vxce President
IS YOLll'S
an ,
DELORES OGAARD
Blushxng 18 the color of v1rtue
DARREL WESTCOTT
Wh3I1S yours IS mme and all m1ne
-if'
JOANNE LEE x
Prrze packages are often done up AQ
1n small bundles
JANICE GEVING
A perfect gem whose carats show
the color of her harr
1
if
wwf,
XXX!
f
20
M
'
I
Q
. Q
ll ' k X
Rv' Riga
SHIRLEY TOMERDA HL
'7n 2
Jolly to walk with. witty to talk
with
MARLENE TOLLERUD
W1th a song 1n her heart
ORLAINE MERKINS
The mlldest manner wxth the brav
est mlnd
AUDREY KARSTEN
Q 1
f
The smxles that wm the tmts that
glow but tell of days ln goodness
spent A mmd at peace wlth all
below A heart whose love IS m
nocent
21
Plcture notavallable JAMES AREL
Camera shy
II ' ' ll
.. - - -
' ll
, I 'lf
0 I, ffw'
'gif Y
as Q, . , 3
. , O,
I 0 :ql1'u 'I
ll
Q
I
, 1 4
Q
X.
,, . . .
I
I
X A s . .
x - -
..
.. ..
.ll
Joanne
Jensen
Ellen
Merklns
,fi
Gloria
Grothe
Presldent
Carole
Larson
Wayne
Slmpson
Ela 1ne
1 G.
001
Dorothy
Lundon
V1ce Pres Secretary Treasurer
Ronald
Vllmo
Gayle
e
Barbara
Luchau
Danny Beverly
Clayton Nelson
Carl Dewey Cec111a
Myers Anderson Rlepe
-df
Jerry Vernon Betty
Habeck Brengman Nepstad
Not
plctured
ohn
Krogstad
171
Paul
Larson
Ethel
Germolus
Mary
Hanson
Terry
Peterson
Ronald
Ta mke
J
Harold
Moe
avi.
C5
Lauram
Ford
'Q
Q
Shlrley
Ford
'Z'
i
A rlan
Ntebe llng
Carol Jerry at
Roesch Murphy Blasey
Arlan
Eckoff
Duane
Jorgenson
Eldora
Peterson
Ellen
Maltrud
'UQ
Glen Jams
Slrninger Bergman
ai
Fern
Ska re
Donald
W1l11a ms
Merle
Gullekson
alle
Platt
351
Monte Margaret LeRoy
Ruch X Wiedau Boyer
QM nf
,M
N
.QQ-
C
K.
Thomas Joann Robert
Nordby Steen Platt
23
Sherman
Moe
Rose
Zlns
QC.
-uv
,pau
get it
1? W5-f
Tom
Skalsky
Betty
Kitchell
al'
L
Roxanne
Roesch
Top Row - David Kroshus. David Viste.
Walter Bauer, Richard Kelly, Winfred
Bauer, Gene Haaland. Second Row -
Ronald Stenberg, Bonnie Hopwood, San-
dra Bel1,.Marlene Eid, Alison Anderson,
Peter Sethre. Bottom Row - Dorothy
Jacobson, Lila Geving, Joann I-lellerud,
Patsy Jensen.
li
W
Top Row - Allen Sorenson, John Lee.
Lee Clayton. DeWayne Larson, Ronald
Johnston, Marlin Ness. Second Row -
David Merkins, Bonnie Montieth. Jac-
uelynEl1ingson, Cheryl Fetting, Barbara
Gates, Marvin Kolb. Bottom Row - Aud-
rey Peterson, Joann Vigen, Agnes Blau.
Frances Riepe.
Top Row - Vernon Thomforde. Clifford
Adkins. DeWayne Schroeder. Arvid
Stene, Clayton Bitker, Jon Jerdee. Sec-
ond Row - Shirley Berg, Ann Arel, Janet
Horn, Delores Scheen. Loretta Geving.
Bottom Row - Nancy Habeck, Janet
Bjerk. Elva Jean Miller.
First Row: Glenda Wick, Betty Platt,
Linda l-lopwood,E1len Lundon, Carolyn
Eggen, Sharon Rasmusson, Janet Staun-
ing, Carol Gorze. Second Row: Lois
Fossum, Harriet Slininger, Maxine
Loken, Twilla Peterson, Joann Braun-
schweig, Marianne Murphy, Betty
Pierce , Gloria Prussia. Third Row: Kent
Marsten, Rolland Roesch, Keith Rector,
Dale Moon, Burton Ellingworth, Robert
Fisher.
First Row: Charles Braunschweig,
Myron Hoyme, Jerry Grieve, Kenneth
Strand, David Volkerding, Gerald
Visser. Second Row: John Kitchell,
Delmar Brueshoff, Gerald Kirchmier,
Russell Steen, Wayne Hasz.
First Row: Judy Menge, Mary jo Stors-
lee, Deanna Habeck, Jane Sprung,
Donna Finch, Janice Johnson. Second
Row: Mary Ann Roquet,Mary Jo Wils-
husen, Jerri Hopwood, Kaye Nelson,
Sandra Gullekson, Charlene Brengrnan,
Audrey Rill. Third Row: Mike Ruch,
Robert Miller, Richard Larson, Rodney
Smith, Van l-lerringer, David Nordby.
First Row Edward Sorenson Janet
M o n t e 1 t h Marilyn Ellingsworth
Harriet Blau Karen Dekko Kaye
Bjerk Bonme Sargent Larry Hibbs
Second Row Larry Lambert Warren
Skare James McCrank James El
lmgson Ronald Ness Bernie Askel
son Kenneth Weber Third Row
Joe Vakoch Darrel Berg Allen
Adkins William Rinerson Larry
Hellerud Dale Thorson
li
First Row Valerie Bjerk Rochelle
Gigler Irene Claypool Audrey Kit
chell Darlene Westcott Myrtle
Blasey Corrine Burkhard Second
Row Linda Bell Betsy Nelson
Marilyn Roesch Carol Landsverk
Betty Hanson Marilyn Scott Third
Row Glenn Adkins Lance Lee
John Landsverk Joe Blasey David
Anderson Rudolph Gerjets
hm nfl'
-4
26
First Row: Janice Grieve Betty
Cross Marilyn Melby Janice
Marsten Shirley Hanson. Second
Row. Barbara Gayken Patricia
Granberg Harriet Gilbertson Vel-
donna Moe Beverly Berg Pauline
Riepe. Third Row Kenneth Pagel
Larry Lelm Curtis Neumann Jerry
Pitman Wayne Fisher Michael
Skalsky.
F1rsrRow KaySelf Carol Kttchell
Bernadtne Erd Sherryl Hopwood
Judy Hoffman Karen Vtlmo
Second Row Sharon Rector Jorglne
Sethre Kaye Frnch Nl8l'jOl'10
Vllmo Ruth Stene Barbara Nelson
T h 1r d R ow Larry Dallenbach
Merle Hasz Bllly Gates Darwrn
Fettrng Rxchard Vlsser Lowell
Stevens
l
-rr
Flrst Row Sharon Strand Sandra
Haaland Eva Arel Sharon Hop
wood Margaret Loken Mary Arel
Second Row Bryant Lee Dav1d
S 1 b e r g Donald Hausten Dxane
Luverne Skuza John Nordby Terry
Mtlls Ronald Gayken Marvln
Peterson Mtke Runmng Not prc
tured Dav1d Ambeuhl James O11n
Mr Lyle Arneson
Prmcrpal
Frrst Row Gordon Devrres Loren Gunderson Marlys Gade Evanna
Brtker Earl Stem Second Row Myrna Bttker Ruth Solmonson Audrey
Docken Larry Peterson Lawrence Nelson Jamce Benesh Raymond
Wtlkens Lawrence Nelson Thrrd Row Duane Lee Davtd Anderson
Merlyn Stene Paul Gunderson Wayne Roquet Sharon Hanson Patrxcra
Kurpxus Jeanette DeVr1es
27
l f 1 t
- . 1
. . . . ' ' 1 4 4
' ' ' f z.' L ' N - .
yn R? A
A A
Q.
.' I i I
Q Z 1
Storslee,' Hattie Sip. Third Row:
Y, -A ix 'Z . ' 1 ' . ' I . I
1 Q X:
fi
If N
' TL-
,X Y A
W
ll f,
. X
no
wq '
Seated Carol Anderson Carole Larson Standrng Peter Sethre
Joann Vrgen Russell Steen Twrlla Peterson Ke1thWambach
Kaye Frnch Vernon Brengman Mrss Rrste adv1sor Not prctured
Sharon Nrghtengale Ronald Ness
3-0,
The Student Counc11 has
been very actrve thrs year
Student Servrce was rnstrt
uted and rnonrtor s were
stat1onedat starrways Ex
cellent co operatron was
recerved from the students
The Councrl w111 be com
p1l1ng a student handbook
for next year whrch w111 be
a great help to the student
body and teacher personnel
ide
f
i
NIlYiBlRTH OF FREEDO S!
Seated- Elaine bee Pat Blasey Eldora Peterson Laurain Ford. Stand-
ing. Jane Siberg, Joann Steen, Julia Edwards, Carole Larson, Roxanne
Roesch, Ellen Merkins, Ethel Germolus.
28
7041.0 7044
V
'? riff 9
'Q' B
3395
aw-
Lf f
Marrlyn Bartz Darrel Westcott representatrves
to Grrls Stare and Boys State C
3l'O1
A
Def! nderSOn
SCF ZF 'Hung fO'eCe1ve
C a eadlng I Manu
3 3
1 H017 Conf:-zststate
r
3 W 81:2 fggt
nd Bit Faifn t
075 Oksgo
CXO Julra Edwards JoAnne Lee won fust and
n
second prrzes on B urld Through
C1I1ZCIlSh1p themes
in Offaew
soPHoM ORES
Presldent
V1ce Presrdent
Secretary treasurer
FRESHMEN
Presldent
V1ce Presrdent
Secretary
Treasurer
EIGHTH GRADE
Presrdent
Vrce Presrdent
Secretary
Treasurer
SEVENTH GRADE
Presrdent
V1ce Presrdent
Secretary
Treasurer
Joann Vrgen
Davrd V1ste
Walter Bauer
Russell Steen
Mlke Ruch
Maxlne Loken
Ellen Lundon
Ronald Ness
Wayne Flsher
Barbara Gayken
Marrlyn Scott
Kaye Flnch
James Olrn
Merle Hasz
Donald Hausten
7-ff
Jan1sC1rks State Alternate
for Declamatxon
29
-I
Dorothy Jacobson
For Democracy
essay wmner
I Speak
contest
xvqn I A 'I Q Eggs 0 D
.IJ .' , 1 f 4 '-:B S A
WZ' '
3 1, 'A .mf 3
, 4' f B sli' if, V
, , A
Su . l
De1f',,, , ' If
if
1 A A
w X ' I s
S91 C
9 n ' . : '
1 . ,, .
, is L!! - X, , 1,31 IV A 1 Z rf?
: A fy A 1 T . D Q 4
. . I j, ' , 4 . YV ,
' ' ........ ' ' N4 K i if A Q' ,Q Q f
: .... P A, f V W 1 M V, It X ,, ,
' .......... 9 I X '
' ' ........ ' Q . y 5 y N '
5 if
. f
' QIfffQI' ' L
A , Z tg, , ,xx A
Mr Dan Ruoff
Athletic Dlrector
Af'
if
Xxx
'-'I
First Row: Punky Krogstad, Sherman Moe, Harold Moe, Captain Dennis Askelson,
Chuck Hellerud, Tom Skalsky, Vernon Brengman, Monte Ruch. Second Row: LeRoy
Boyer,Rona1d Vi1mo,Ierry Habeck, Vernon Habeck, Darrel Westcott, Mike Simpson,
Martin Oanes. Third Row: Arlan Eckoff, David Viste, David Kroshus, Peter Sethre,
Corman Larson, Orvid Jorgenson, Robert Platt.
30
YIILN5
,f-'rx
ll
in
UWB
1.52
Captain
ia I i I
FOOTBALL PLAYERS - Clockwise - Vernon Brengman, LeRoy Boyer,
Jerry Habeck, Martin Oanes, Sherman Moe, Chuck Hellerud, Tommy
Skalsky, Harold Moe, Dennis Askelson, Darrell Westcott, Mike Simpson,
Vernon Habeck,Orvid Jorgenson, Monte Ruch, Punky Krogstad, Robert
Platt, Corman Larson.
may '
Z
.
CONFERENCE GAMES
t cf Ada Z0 Fertile 0
Ada Z6 Fosston 6
Ada O Bagley 7
Ada 32 Waubun 6
The football season ended with three wins and
five losses as a season record. Six seniors will
graduate and be hard to replace next fall. Next
fall there will be fourteen returning lettermen
with definite plans upon improving this year's
record. Of those returning lettermen, thirteen
QL are juniors and one is a sophomore. Mr. Per-
Xlggiqi my kins did a very good job of coaching. He was
,T fnni assisted by Mr. Thompson and Mr. McMullen.
I I
at f 1
'i.3 L 'S 'ffl
'K it Fu nk ? Mr. .lim Thompson, Mr.
quam . Perkins - Head Coach.
lflllll fllll
f 9 . Y .-ff f
,tina-04-M '
7 ,. awww
Q
gt, , L,
wrs '?af. ..,..-2... -
pau'
C
l
2
6
ff If
ADA
11
ADL
QIIUICS
9 9
'22
First Row: Coach Perkins, Kent Marsten, Ronald Johnston, Monte Ruch, Peter
Sethre, Marlin Ness, Arvid Stene, DeWayne Larson, Kenneth Strand. Second
Row: Allan Sorenson, David Viste,Wayne Hasz, Tom Skalsky, Russell Steen,
Ronald Vilmo, David Kroshus, Burton Ellingworth.
1 5
I
thx
B TEAM CHEERLEADERS
I
UITID, Stl-ing
Karen Dekko, Judy Menge, Mary Jo
Storslee, Betty Hanson, Myrtle Blasey.
lsi
t heavy' boy
s'?
A TEAM CHEERLEADERS
Eldora Peterson, Betty Kitchell, Dorothy Jacobson, Carol Anderson
Pat Anthony.
32
Q
i 3' 'M l '
E J
,Lx m
X ke, ,Q
if!
X
,r
fb
ff?-
hs .
f
we
had gl
FF!! 7
BASKETBALL PLAYERS - Clockwise - Tom Skalsky, Jerry
Habeck, Punky Krogstad, Mike Simpson, Chuck Hellerud,
Dennis Askelson, Sherman Moe, Harold Moe, Orvid Jorgen-
son, Keith Wambach, Ronnie Vilmo.
CONF ERENC E GAMES
Ada 51 Fertile 43
Ada 41 Halstad 42
Ada 68 Mahnornen 58
Ada 73 Waubun 54
Ada 70 Hendrum 47
Ada 50 Gary 44
Ada 38 Borup Z9
Ada 68 Twin Valley 51
Ada 61 Hendrum 49
Ada 60 Gary 56
The Vikings played good basketball
this year. Only four seniors will gradu-
ate so the prospects for next year are
good. Ada had nine wins and one defeat
at the end of conference play. In the Sub-
District Tourney they placed third.
3 2
Q
i 2
3
1
i
1
Q H
Coach McMullen
Student Managers
Paul Larson
I Stanley Blasey
Q Robert Miller
f
v L is 4A
6 3. 4 S!
l
Frrst Row Monte Ruch LeRoy Boyer Second Row
Vernon Brengman Darrellwestcotr Tommy Skalsky
Krogstad Ronn1eV11mo Duane Jorgenson Or
vrd Jorgenson Second Row Mlke Srmpson
Tommy Skalsky Charles Hellerud Ronald
Tamke Arlan Nrebelrng Kerth Wambach
f
X
144.6
EM
i.
'o
ff' .
5 F
T
SYN
'fx x
,,',.X
Us
f n
Y X
V
' :Q
First Row: Marlin Ness, Pater Sethre, Punky
M
1
u'
,,..
.. gs
34
FIISI Row Karen Vrlmo Barbara
Nelson Mary Arel Dtane Storslee
Sharon Rector Margaret Loken Mrss
Jacobson Second Row Sandra
Haaland Sharon Hopwood Judy
Hoffman Kaye Ftnch Jorglne
Sethre Bernadrne End Eva Arel
Thrrd Row l-larr1et Slxnrnger Jerrl
Hopwood Ltnda Hopwood Betty
Pxerce Terry Peterson Carolyn
Eggen Myrtle Blasey Karen Dekko
Q, A 14.
Carol Gorze
VI
Sn.
Q:
PS
The G11-ls' Athletlc Assoclatton
was organ1z.ed last year The mem
bers have been actwe ln vartous
projects and act1v1t1es throughout
the school year Capta1ns were 1n
charge of basketball, tumbllng, p1ng
pong,andbowl1ng Severalg1rls also
enterta1ned on the trampolme be
tween halves of several basketball
games M1ss Jacobson rs the ad
v1sor
I
JL
3a
Fust Row Audrey Peterson
Jamce Johnson Glorrs Prussra
Cheryl Fettrng Jane Sprung
Veldonna Moe Lrnda Bell
Sharon Rasmusson Se c o n d
Row Agnes Blau Joann Vrgen
Dorothy Jacobson Patsy Jensen
Deanna Habeck Joanne Jensen
Pat Blasey Bonnre Hopwood
Marlene Erd Thrrd Row
Nancy Habeck Twrlla Peter
son Sandra Bell Maxxne
Loken Mary Jo Storslee Betty
Hanson Donna Frnch Carol
Landsverk
F1rstRow Joann Steen Jan1ceGev
mg Mar1lyn Bartz PatB1asey
Second Row Mrs Johnson Eldora
Peterson Stanley Blasey LeRoy
Boyer Paul Larson
The debate squad was very successful th1s year They -fHE5p'AN3
won second place 1n the reglonal contest at Mahnomen Ada
and Waubun t1ed for f1rst placeaccord1ng to team po1nts but
the Ada team fell a few pornts short 1n 1nd1v1dual scor1ng
Competmg 1n the State T ou r nam ent 1n Mmneapohs on
February 18 they each debated three rounds The contest
was held at Macalester College Mrs Johnson deserves
rnuch cred1t for her fme Job as coach
Fust Row G Schwartz M Tollerud S Tomerdahl P Anthony D Ogaard
B Wrchern P Burley P Olson Second Row Mrs Johnson S Dekko C
Fash1onable'7 Anderson J Crrks A Loken J Gevmg M Bartz J Benesh Thrrd Row
Speech Students B Sorenson V Brengman K Wambach S Blasey C Hellerud L Sorenson
V Habeck
36
J J , - '
' sn 2 ' '
g aff
Xf,f'UL'
9 ' ' '
. . . . a . g l
.' 5 figs'
J J fr J gy 5
V V X
x 'x
. as 1 J
1 T
E xfye gb X
ss J
4 5 J, 1 P
SOPHOMORES Flrst Row Loretta
Gevmg Audrey Peterson Joann
Vrgen Elva Jean Mrller Ann Arel
Davld Merkrns Marvrn Kolb
Second Row Lrla Gevmg Sandra
Bell Jacquelyn Ellmgson Joan
Hellerud Janet Horn Delores
Scheen Th1rd Row Francls Rlepe
Dorothy Jacobson A g ne s Bla u
Bonme Hopwood Allson Anderson
Barbara Gates Patsy Jensen
JUNIORS Fxrst Row Joann Steen Eldora Peterson Jams Bergman
Ellen Merklns Rose Mane Ztns Second Row Ela1ne Lee Margaret
W1edau Lauraln Ford Pat Blasey Carole Larson Paul Larson Thxrd
Row Joanne Jensen Mary Hanson Terry Peterson Betty Krtchell
LeRoy Boyer Thomas Norby
SENIORS Frrst Row Joann Sten
berg Marlene Braunschwelg Carol
Anderson Shuley Tomerdahl
Marrlyn Bartz Stanley Blasey
Second Row Jane Sxberg LaVonne
Peterson Jantce Gevrng Marlene
Tollerud Pat Anthony Thrrd Row
Marlys Rasmusson Phrlomene
Burley Jams C1rks Gall Schwartz
Patty Olson
Sm Staff
Frrst Row Phrlomene Burley Sharon
Nrghtengale Donna Grlsoul JoAnn
Benesh Joann Stenberg Carol Ander
son Delores Ogaard Second Row Jams
Crrks Sherryl Dekko Marlene Braun
schwerg Stanley Blasey Vernon
Habeck Lennard Sorenson
fx
74e Www? .Zag
We can be very proud of our school paper,
The V1k1ng Log It 1S always of 1nterest and the
students look forward to rece1v1ng each lssue
The Sernor staff was
Edrtor Carol Anderson
Assrstant Edrtor Donna Grlsoul
Sports Edrtors Vernon Habeck Lennard Sorenson
Stencrl Typxsts Carol Anderson Sherryl Dekko
Donna Grlsoul Marlene Braunschwergn
Who s Who Sharon Nrghtengale
Delores Ogaard Phrlomene Burley
Paper Exchange JoAnn Benesh Joann Stenberg
Mrmeographrsts Vernon I-labeck Lennard Sorenson
Faculty Advrsor Mr Sltta
fm Sfdff
F1rstRow Ellen Merk1ns Ethel
Germolus Laurarn Ford Rose
Mane Zlns Fern Skate Gayle
Lee Ellen Maltrud Barbara
Luchau Second Row Jams
Bergman Dorothy Lundon
Margaret Wredau Shrrley Ford
Ronme Tamke Dewey Ander
son Mr Srtta
38
I I
9
, V X
is ,,
.I : . . '
O I K
I I I- , A
, . :
I' I -
I I
, .
,D 'TN' ' ................ ...... ........
XX5 ' byxiy, ' . . .
ff' 1 . ...--..-.....--.....-..-.. '
f' X yr' Art Edrtor .................. . ..... Marlene Braunschwerg
A' 5,5 ' . ...... ........ ,
D ' I '
.D
. .......... . . . . ,
. : I . '
. 1 l '
. .
l I
2 I
I a o
' -
, . .
ff
il
ll'1
32
-1 113
11: 1
ii ggi iii
i
.-.eq li
gust!! l'l 'l
QQ-Q gs-gqlil:
Q-QQUU -3
'-'iQ
Q,-1
A2 g,d17g
L
'Me Welch? game!
First Row: Joann Vigen, Audrey Peterson, Lila Geving, Cheryl Fetting, Maxine Loken, Ronaldlohnston, Sandra
Bell, Loretta Geving, Audrey Loken, Agnes Blau, Gerald Williams, Corman Larson. Second Row: Ronald Stenberg,
Robert P1att,E1dora Peterson, Carole Larson, Marlene Eid, Janet Stauning, Ion Jerdee, David Viste, Walter Bauer,
Betty Platt, Betty Pierce, Kaye Nelson, Marlene Tollerud, Shirley Tommerdahl, Gail Schwartz, Paty Anthony
Barbara Gates, Marvin Kolb, David Kroshus. Third Row: Peter Sethre, Mike Simpson, John Krogsrad, Ronald
Vilmo, Lee Clayton,Charlene Brengman,Monte Ruch, Judy Menge, Mary Hanson, Roxanne Roesch, Julia Edwards,
David Nordby, Terry Peterson, Patsy Jensen, Nancy I-labeck, Twilla Peterson, Paul Larson, Howard Olson. Fourth
Row: David Merkins, Janis Johnson, Marianne Murphy, Beverly Nelson, Betty Kitchell, Gene Haaland, Marlin
Ness, Vernon Brengman, Dennis Askelson, Richard Larson, Director, Brent Stolpestad, Dorothy Jacobson.
39
-.-5-q-4
11:-1.1!
iii
First Row: Sandra Bell, Audrey Loken, Marlene Eid, Cheryl Fetting, Joann
Vigen,Rona1d Stenberg, Gail Schwartz. Second Row: Loretta Geving, Maxine
Loken, Robert Platt, Lee Clayton, Corman Larson, Gerald Williams, Shirley
Berg, Agnes Blau, Marvin Kolb, Barbara Gates. Third Row: Julia Edwards,
Roxanne Roesch, Mary Hanson, Wally Bauer, Shirley Tomerdahl, Betty Pierce,
Marlene Tollerud, Terry Peterson, Twilla Peterson, Howard Olson. Fourth
pep Zami
Row: Marianne Murphy, David Merkins, Beverly Nelson, Richard Larson.
Not pictured - Carole Larson, Vernon Brengman, Gene Haaland.
Both music departments have been
excellent again this year. They gave
a Spring Concert and also participated
in the music festivals in April and
May.
The band, directed by Mr. Stol-
pestad, made s e v e r al out-of-town
trips during the school year to Grand
Forks, Fertile, and Mahnomen. Some
Choir, they presenteda lovely Christ-
mas Concert in December. The Girls
Chorus sang a cantata at this concert.
Hallelujah Chorus , Laud His
Name , and The Cherubic Hymn
were some of our favorites.
of the numbers we enjoyed playing
were Youman's Fantasy , Nut-
cracker Suite , and the Stars and
Stripes Forever march. The Pep
Band entertained at all the home
games and also played two nights at
the tournament.
Both the Mixed Choir and Girls'
Chorus were tops, directed by Miss
Storvick. Together with the Junior
Cornet Trio
Julia Edwards, Wally Bauer, and Mary
Hanson.
Flute Trio
Loretta Geving, Sandra Bell, and Audrey
Loken.
Mixed Clarinet Quartet
Mike Simpson
Punlcy Krogsrad
Pat Anthony
Gail Schwartz
YQ
Woodwind Quarter
Lorena Geving
Audrey Loken
Ronald Vilmo
Gail Schwartz
Qlarinoi Quartu
Pete Sathrc
lika Simpson
Punky Ixrogwad
Ronald Vilmo
W'
SENIOR HIGH, First Row: Pat Anthony, Joann Benesh, Janis Bergman, Betty Nepstad, Marlene Tollerud,
Joann Steen,Carol Anderson, Julia Edwards, Shirley Tommerdahl, Delores Ogaard, Miss Storvick. Sec-
ond Row: Shirley Berg, Loretta Geving, Marlene Eid, Eldora Peterson, Alison Anderson, Joann Stenberg,
Carol Williamson, Barbara Luchau, Dorothy Jacobson, Sandra Bell, Fern Skare, Joann Vigen. Third
Row: Jane Platt, Ellen Merkins, Marlys Rasmusson, Philomene Burley, Sharon Nightengale, Mary
Hanson, Carol Roesch, Gloria Grothe, Ellen Maltrud, Gail Schwartz. Fourth Row: Frances Riepe,
LaVonne Peterson, Patsy Jensen, Janet Horn, Margaret Wiedau, Barbara Gates, Audrey Loken, Terry
Peterson, Beverly Nelson, Laurain Ford, Jane Siberg, Pat Wilshusen. Not pictured- Elaine Lee.
JUNIOR HIGH, First Row: Kay Self, Hattie Sip, Margaret Loken, Bernadine Eid, Kaye Finch, Janet
Stauning, Gloria Prussia, Karen Dekko, Patricia Granberg, Harriet Slininger, Sharon Hopwood, Carol
Kitchell, Diane Storslee, Karen Vilmo, Barbara Nelson. Second Row: Carol Gorze, Barbara Gayken,
Marilyn Ellingworth, Betsy Nelson, Marilyn Melby, Pauline Riepe, Charlene Brengrnan, Maxine Loken,
Jane Sprung,Carolyn Eggen, Deanna Habeck, Kay Nelson, Beverly Berg. Janice Marster1,J0rgine Sethre,
Sherryl Rector, Miss Storvick. Third Row: Kaye Bjerk, Joann Braunschweig, Sharon Rasmusson, Glenda
Wick, Harriet Gilbertson, Carol Landsverk, Corrine Burkhard, Jerri Hopwood, Donna Finch, Sandra
Gulleckson, Audrey Kitchell, Bonnie Sargent, Joann Volkerding, Janet Monteith, Ruth Stene. Fourth
Row: Valerie Bjerk, Mary Jo Wilshusen, Ellen Lundon, Twilla Peterson, Linda Hopwood, Marilyn Scott,
Judy Menge, Mary Storslee, Betty Hanson, Myrtle Blasey, Linda Bell, Marilyn Rocsch, Veldonna Moe,
Audrey Rill, Betty Platt, and Shirley Hanson.
Fxrst Row left to rrght Eldora Peterson Joann Stenberg Betty Nepstad Marlene Tollerud Joann
Steen Julra Edwards Sh1rleyTommerdahl Carol Nrllramson Ellen Maltrud Delores Ogaard Sec
ond Row Loretta Gevrng Marlene Erd JoannBenesh Sharon Nltqhtengale Barbara Gates Sandra Bell
Joann Vrgen Barbara Luchau JaneS1berg Gall Schwartz Thrrd Row LaVonnePeterson Lauratn
Ford Frances Rrepe Marlys Rasmusson Mary Hanson Terry Peterson Audrey Loken Dorothy Jacob
son Fern Skare Dav1dMerk1ns Fourth Row Marl1nNess Monte Ruch Ronald Vrlmo Wayne S1mpson
Schroeder Rolland Roesch Rlchard Larson
Boys Quartet
Luverne Petry Paul Larson Ronald Vrlmo Stanley Blasey
Grrls Trto
Ga1lSchwartz Shrrley Tommerdahl Marlene
Tollerud
43
'zeal
clinton Jacobson, Arlan Nlebeling, Stanley lilasey, Sherman Moe , Paul'Larson, Luverne Petry, DeWayne
V,
! Vx , 14
, I
Janis Geving
Dennis Askelson
a + Howard Olson V
Patty Olson +5 gi! Sharon Nightengale
Carol Westcott
Darrel Westcott
Dale Dullum
1
7 .
. '
it 'N
uro-
'-fs
A ,Vw I
Vernon I-labeck 1 '
7' 1' J f FT if
'f'53,g35vf.vma
,, .Q Q jf t -. X X
, ov
' ,K
'-, V l
,,fvi?g,5 r 1 -
- - 1 Delores Ogaard
JV' T j ' - U
,
Julia Edwards f
Y
Shirley Barbara
Tommerdahl Wichern
Joann Benesh
M wi
Joann Stenberg
Marilyn Bartz
Patricia Wilshusen
Jane Siberg
J . . 1
e. A
Q
. 'M'
,pi
QQ'
Lefrrorrghr Vernonllabeck
Pat Anthony Mamn Oanes
Jan1sC1rks Tom Skalsky
Orvrd Jorgenson Queen
Sharon Nlghtengale Denms
Askelson Jerry Habeck Carol
Anderson Charles Hellerud
Phllomene Burley Darrel
Westcott
Homecom1ng fest1v1t1es commenced wrth a snake dance on October 22
They stopped for a pep rally at the crty hall and then wound the1r way to the
bonf1re on the south edge of town There was plenty enthus1asm 1n Splte of
the downpour of ram The members of the football team and coaches gave
short pep talks Anew feature thrs year was the n1ght parade on Fr1day be
fore the game The band led the parade followed by the queen s float wh1ch
was decorated 1n l1ght colors The boys made everythmg complete by de
featmg Wauban 33 to 6 At the gym after the game Sharon N1ghtengale was
crowned queen by the football captam Denn1s Askelson The coronatxon was
followed by the Grand March and dancmg to records
The bonfrre Queen Sharon
45
. : D
1 1
I 1
1
0
1 r
u n
' ,
a
' .
7 .
C I
2
77,4
E Q MIR:
fl, -as Q CA
iw..
553
05141051 0 X
e 1 Q
e ASFXF Af
Q
f Q 5 4'
c Q1 uigv
IJYEJ
Frrst Row left to rrg t
Gerald Habeck Tommy
Skalsky Donald Wrllrams
Dewey Anderson Glen Slrn
lnger Second Row Arlan
Eckoff Monte Ruch Carl
Myers CormanLarson Clrn
tonlacobson Ronald Hanson
Thrrd Row Robert Platt
Harold Moe Stanley Blasey
Sherman Moe Ronald
Tamke Thomas Nordby
Frrst Row left to rrght Arvrd Stene Gerald
Wrllrams Jerry Grreve Marlm Ness Davrd
Merklns Second Row Russel Steen Delmar
Brueshoff Kenneth Strand DeWayne Larson
Myron Hoyme Charles Braunschwerg Thrrd
Row Wrnfred Bauer Clayton Brtker Allen
Sorenson Wayne Hasz Gene Haaland Gerald
Vrsser Gerald Krrchmrer
The Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS a
natronal organzzatron of farm boys havmg
1tso1'1g1n m a defm1te part of school cur
r1culum vocat1onal agrrculture Mem
bers learn how to conduct and take part
ln pubhc meet1ngs to speak 1n pl.1b11C and
to assume c1v1c respons1b1l1ty It 1S
founded upon leadersh1p, character devel
opment, servrce, sportsmanslnp, coopera
tron, scholarsh1p 1mproved agmculture,
organrzed recreatwn, patr1ot1sm, and C1
t1zensh1p
46
.- 'op 6 . .
fav E2 l M - -
1151.-W Q! ' ' - ' ' , -
gjk ll ,X
is O A my F . . . , . . ,
-590' QQ 9 W -
: :Di 7' I '
. iv 42, V ' ' -
XJ, I D . . . .
'L' . '. . . .
' : ' hi
. . ' -
F F A Offrcers a e Frrst Row bctretary
Carl Myers Presldent Thomas Nordby V1C6
Presrdent Ronald Tamke Second Row Re
porter Monte Ruch Sentrnel Harold Moe
Treasurer Marlln Ness Advrsor M A L
McMahon
7 if ,4
El
The-arf
Q ,
NEW rl
Os-
The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca IS an
organ1zat1on to make grrls good leaders and al
F H A flower rs the red rose and therr colors
are red for courage and whlte for purtty Thelr
motto 15 'Toward New Hor1zons The brggest
event of the year 1S send1ng delegates to attend
the state cor1vent1on at the Rad1sson Hotel 1n
M1nneapol1s Everyone who has been there 1n
recent years has enjoyed herself and brought
home much useful 1nformat1on Var1ous projects
are carr1ed out throughout the year to help
others Each member has prof1ted by them
. . r . ' - r : ' ', lf' -
- ' ' , '- - r. .
l
S 1 1 1
O9 Um
Q f 1 . .
5 2 r C r
v- I . 7.2 I '
V fjf Q so shows them how to get along wrth people. The
H- . -v . .
fl vs ' ' ' . . .
O Q -
0
Frrst Row left to rrght Ellen Lundon Deanna Habeck
Sandra Gulleckson Carole Larson Second Row Mrs
Donna Hoff Advrsor Beverly lxelson DonnaF1nch
Laurarn Ford Thlrd Row Jane Sprung Charlene
Brengman Barbara Gates and janet Horn
47
Seacafzefdecpldq
7iteet77!e'7nSz.4'oaw
Thms three act comedy was
coached by M1ss Efteland
Mr Sm1th Charles Hellerud
Mrs Sm1th Marlys Rasmussen
Rose Carol Anderson
Esther Jams C1rks
Agnes C1311 Schwartz
Toot1e Patr1c1a Anthony
Lon the son Ke1th Nambach
Gramps Lennard Sorenson
Kat1e Marlene Tollerud
Nemghbor Sh1rley Tomerdahl
Ida Boothby LaVon Peterson
Rose's beau Burton Sorenson
Esther's beau Howard Olson
Mxss Pentard Joann Stenberg
Mr Dodge Denn1s Askelson
Mr Duffy Vernon Habeck
Conductor Darrel Westcott
'ME D
F. 1 .
I
The cast was:
, - . .
40860-'L
x :Y
HUCKLEBERRY FINN
Thls play was very well presented under the d1
rectlon of Mrs Johnson The cast mcluded
Huckleberry Fmn Vernon Habeck
Tom Sawyer Lennard Sorenson
Aunt Sally Phllps Mar1lyn Bartz
Mat11da Pat Anthony
Mary Jane W11ks Jams C1rks
Susan Wllks Thelma Jacobson
Joanna W11ks Ph1lomene Burley
Dr Ben Rob1nson Burton Sorenson
The K1ng Charles Hellerud
The Duke Kelth Wambach
Mrs Hotchk1ss Sh1rley Tommerdahl
Glory Belle Joann Benesh
Jlm Stanley Blasey
Llze Carol Anderson
49
Owe 66775474
Confessronal Front row left to rrght Gary
Ullman Caro' Brevrk Back row Rodney Boyer
Sonja Olson Mrs Johnson dlrector Clark Tufte
Gayle Berberrch Thrs play wona superror plus ratrng
at the subdrstrrct contest held rn Halstad It won sec
ond place 1n the drstrrct contest at Mahnomen Mrs
Johnson was the drrector
Orchxds for Mane Front row left to rr ht Mar
J I
I 2 3 5
, i
, 1 s ,
, J ,
' i
Monkey s Paw Left to rxght Carol Bartz
stage manager Carol Anderson Melbourne
Johnson Vernon Brengman Dan Hrbbs Denn1s
Grgler Mrs Johnson drrector
Mrss Mobray s Brg Moment Front row
left to rrght Sherryl Dekko Lavon Peterson
Shxrley Tommerdahl Nola Nordby Back
row Lennard Sorenson Ronald Gerjets Mrs
Fredrrckson drrector Kerth Wambach
Audrey Loken stage manager
S
lene Jensen Pat Anthony Gall Schwartz Marlene
Tollerud Back row Howard Storms Janrs Gevrng
Charles Hellerud Erlrng Logan
1454 71
mfkllf
Can a Frsh Smell?
Ill Frx I Shrrley Tommerdahl
Ronald Vrlmo Marlene Tollerud
Vernon Brengman and Gall Schwartz
LeRoy Boyer
an
Marlrn Ness
Mammy'
The Endmen Charles Hellerud Kexth
Wambach Marvrn Kolb Paul Larson Len
nard Sorenson Burton Sorenson and Punky
Krogstad
Ronme Hanson and h
1 accordron
Sl
YXXS 6
lnte rclass cheerleaders
Saws 3 A
What s wrong Gall?
Junror I-hgh one act play
Delores and Jersey
Senior Assembly
I .
' 4 2 e e
K 3 'Ya
. 5. 2
s
'l5'W? ' , '
Smiles galore
ll,
el'Cu1es
Kelly
ll
Chuck and Gall
Deep secret
Along the waterfront
Denms and Pat
Old fanhfuls
R
UU
tat4eSz!ww
The .Tumor Semor Prom and Ban
quet was held May 15 at the h1gh
school gymnasmm The Junxors had
made beaut1ful decoratlons 1n blue
and s1lver to carry out the theme
The del1c1ous banquet prepared by
the .Tumor mothers was served by
s1xWa1tresses and s1xwa1ters from
the Sophomore class who were
were Joann Steen Elame Lee El
dora Peterson Betty K1tche1l Carol
Roesch Ethel Germolus Punky
Korgstad M1ke S1mpson Ronald
V1lmo Tommy Skalsky Jerry Ha
beck and LeRoy Boyer
After the program the evemng was
spent 1n dancmg to Red Sather's
orchestra
'I' n
. . ,
Y
dressed in blue and white. They
1 D 1 '
' 2 s
1 7
7 - - 9
1 1 '
, .
Red Sather s orchestra
66436
Hard at work
Lelsurely semors
Doggme ln the w1ndow'?
T'
51
xl 14436531
14,21
sl-
. ,i
I, ggi, 1
.JN -
,185
Future typlsts
if
wtf
Belles of the Ball
ill!
vu
1
Z
7,4
We wlsh to say ahearty thank you to all of the generous busx
ness men who have supported th1s annual by purchasumg adver
tlsernents
Thank you teachers for belng so pat1ent and understandlng
1n gu1d1ng us through hlgh school
Many thanks to you classmates and fellow students for the
b n b
splend1d cooperat1on you have gwen to us It ha ee oth fun
and hard work to produce th1s yearbook
and lt 1S our smcere des1re that It w1l1
br1ng back many pleasant rnernorles 1n the
years to come
MIK The ent1re VIKING Staff
111,
7711
X
Qe
owe
MUTUAL SERVICE LIFE 8. GREEN LANTERN CAFE
CASUALTY
can S. Knutson - Special Agent Where Friends Meet fo E01 and Treat
Ada, Mmm. Phone 5101 Fm' C Y M 9
Ada Mun
56
Nxr . . . , .,, . ,
, . . , B
g . y U . , AA
I
WE:
Ulf I
w ' ' 73.
b N' 'pf'
' wn
NORMAN COUNTY INDEX
Pnoneer Newspaper of Norman County
In Continuous Publncatnon Smce
880
AALGAARD STUDIO
Quality Photographs
Kodak and Film Flnlshlng
Ada M nesota
Complzments
A L Anderson
SHARUD S GIFT SHOP
Gift for Every Occasion
A a 'Illnn
J C PENNEY CO
The Store That Thnft Bull!
It Pays to Shop at Penney s
ADA FILED AND SEED HOUSE
Buyers md Sellers
Seeds Fertlllzer Chemicals Feeds
Hatchery
.I I Case Machinery
4I2I Mn s a
ORPHLUM 'I HEATRE
A M
Amusement Center for Young ar1d Old
Joe R Ullman Sn Sons Owners
Deep 2066 Snacce
Petry and Vlgen
A M n
For the Stop That Keeps You Going
SPRAGUE RADIO TV
SALES 8. SERVICE
Ada 'Iflxnn Phone 4381
THE VOGUE
Ladies Childrens
Ready to Wear
Ada Nllnnesota
I
in
v
Of , .
d , .
az - - 1' of
I
Adu Minnes t
Phone Ada, ine 1
I
da, inn. '
da, in.
, fl . u
Q 8 1
, , . .
, .
FIRST STATE BANK OF ADA
Pioneer Bank of Norman County
Established in 1881
Capitol . 525,000
Surplu s . . 575,000
Reserves . . . . 550,000
Member FF D I C
A a Minnesota
A 8. E STANDARD SERVICE
Washing and greasing
Atlas tires, Batteries, Accessories
Sfandard Oil Producfs
CARGILL INC
Gram Coal Feed
D1aI34-71
SIMPSON MOTOR CO
Ford
Cars and Trucks
q Minnesota
Complzments
Stanley Olson
GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY COMPANY
Lumber Coal Pain?
D I 61
ADA GRAIN COMPANY
Grain Feed Seed
Grinding Hullmg Mixing
A a 'Vllnnesota
TETERS IMPLEMENT
Mileage Gas
Farm Machinery Repairs
Washing Greasing
A a 'VI1nn
Compliments
Of
ADA BOWLING CENTER
O L NORDBY
INSURANCE AGENCY
For Your General Insurance Needs
D1aI 6101 Ada 'VI1nn
O . n . .
d I
Ada Minnesota ,
Ad
of - '-
ia 36 R. R. Betcher, Manage
. I I 1 - I
. . I . I . . , - .
d 1' .
d L .
NORMAN COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
ORLIN LEE PPOPRIETOR
a Nllnnesota
ONSTAD ELECTRIC COMPANY
G E Appliances
Electrical Contractors
We Sell We Install We Service
A M
ECKLUND MARKET
Quality Groceries 8. Meats
We Gave S cf! H Green Stamps
Gus Ecklund Proprietor
Ada Nllnn
HERMAN S SUPER VALU STORE
Ada s Newest
Most Modern Food Store
Complete Super Market
Phone 2421 A a mn
OLSON S MEN WEAR
New Modern Store
Featurzng
Fme Clothmg and Shoes
or
or
Over 50 Years
BURRILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY
John Deere
Implements and Tractors
Ada NIIHII
GAMBLES
The Frzendly Store
Dla 2041 Hans Sethre Owner
DR C T TORGERSON
Chnropractor
Dxal 5 A a Ilnn
Complzments
AI vm John son
ADA CLINIC
Bryon R Klnkade D
Lloyd A Sanders D D S
Ada 'Vlmnesota
ADA PRODUCE COMPANY
Growers and Shippers
Red Ruver Valley Potatoes
Los Gunderson Manager
1
Ad A '
da, innesota
, Y
p . F
d ' M ' Men and Boys
F
, A ' . I I. I 1
I
. Of
' 161 d ,x' . '
. ' - M. . of
ADA NATIONAL BANK
Renders A Complete Banking Servuce
Capital Structure S150 000
Ther s 'Vo Sub tzt t For Sa ty
A a IVI n s
LARSON MOTOR COMPANY
Chevrolet Oldsmobile Bulck
Munneapolls Moline Machlnery
Co plzments
NASH 8- NELSON PLUMBING
'VI ne
BODDING LUMBER COMPANY
Build ng Maternals
A a Mmnesota
Complune ts
BOWYER S SUPER MARKET
Fanrway Fme Foods
al 2141 A M1 n
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP
All Lunes of Beauty Work
SIMONSON S MEAT 81 GROCERIES
Fresh Meats
Ada,
STRAND S MOBILGAS
Pho e 2661
SOIH
DR H J RUEBKE
Veteru na :an
'I n ot
ADA BODY SHOP
Body and Fende Wo
A M
zndeenxdwge
Meals Ice Cream I-UHCIIBS
A M
COMPLIMENTS OF
DR THEODORE LOKEN
Physician and Surgeon
C0 gratulat s Cla f 54
NORMAN COUNTY
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Ada Minnes t
. I m n
CC ei 1 S n u e 7,
d i ne ot
Ada . in sota
' n
Of
. i . ,
d . Di da, 'n .
I
Phone 6551 Aan, Nlinn. Gfofefies and Fwifs
Minn.
I
n
. r.
Ada lVIinne Ada 'ji nes
r rlc
wenson 8. Hamre - Props. do, inn. do innes '
n ion ss 0 '
Y T Y
CROSS PLUMBING AND HEATING
Busmess f r your Comfort
HOTEL ADA
Cafe In Connectuon
D I 91
SCHACKLE S VARIETY STORE
Most Up to Date Vortety
Store rn the Northwest
A H Schackle Pf0P 'e'0
ADA CO OP CREAMERY
There s no Subshfute for Buffer
A M
ADA CO OP OIL ASSOCIATION
asol e Greases F rtI
G0 FAR SHOE REPAIR SHOP
E pert Shoe Repanrs
Zawice .4'anc4
24 Hou Service
W t ond Ann Books o eto s
COAST TO COAST
Merchandise For The Whole Family
John Brady Manager
ADA OIL COMPANY
Texaco
W C. Petry Proprietor
3644-:46 Qfawiyfe
Mel Ness Proprietor
ches Soft Drmks Home Made Past nes
FREDERICKSON FUNERAL HOME
M t
ADA IMPLEM ENT COMPANY
McCormack Farm Machinery
Internaflonal Trucks
Internotnonal Freezers 8- Refrugerators
Easy Washers
Sales Servnce
. O . .
ia 22
Ada uinnesot Ada Mlnnesot
I
' I .
- ' da, innesota
G in - Oil- - e i izers x '
Ad , M'
G mnesot Selmer Wick Owner
r . a 0
aI Pr pri r '
I . I .
Lun , ' , r'
Ada Minnesota
I
Compliments of
Ada inneso .
.IERDEE FURNITURE COMPANY
Dependable Merchanduse
See Us Be ore You Buy
RAMBERG S PHARMACY
Where Buymg Is Saving
A M
HAWKIN S JEWELRY
Hamalton and Elgun Watches
A a 'Vlmnesota
DE MARS PHARMACY
The Prescrzptzon Store
Kodaks School Supplies Cosmetics
G .I De Mars Proprietor
C R ANDREWS COMPANY
Servlng the Public
or
Over 69 Years
Dlal 2631
RED OWL STORES
Quality for less
L B HARTZ AGENCY
Lowest Everyday Food Prices
Dla 2 IVIarv1n Uelss Owner
ROCHAT S JEWELRY
Watches and Jewelry
Diamonds
Sheetlng and Silver Plated Flatware
In Chests
ADA FARM SUPPLY
Massey Harris Sales 81 Servlce
A 3 Mxunesota
Don Johnson
JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP
Watch Repalr
Jewelry and Gifts
Ada Wlmnesota
O K SERVICE
Kenny Rlste and Chet Berg Proprietors
Cuties Service
Products and Accessorues
We Call For and Dellver Dual 362I
Laughter brings sunshine
through the clouds
1
f
Ada Minnes t da, inn.
I
CC u 1 I,
d I ' ,
Ada's Oldest Home General Store Aff Gnd OPUI OISOH Props-
f I U
' I 271 ' ' ,
9
d .
' I
I
A ' n . .
ll
SLAT S ICE CREAM STORE
Whe e All The Gang G
Fountain Service
Slat Hubbs Proprietor
A M
Co plum t
DR U G JOHNSON
Denta st
6672 Ada Nl
NIRSCHL BLACKSMITH
General Blacksmithing
6aa44avwz4Qa4Q
Use gas for your five big labs
Cooking Refrigeration Water Heating
Ho el leat g Tracto Fuel
H 8- H LOCKER PLANT
Complete Ser ce
F E Hall Proprietor
HAUSTON HARDWARE
a alt Appll ce
C mpl e ts
DR H G SITTKO
Dentist
ADA CLEANERS
Ql1lCk Se v1c o Y ur Clea mg
e g d Re an
Dual 2151
We Clean Rugs and Draperies
NELSON S GARAGE
FORD Tractors and Implements
Phone 2321 Ada Wlxnn
SWIFT S PRODUCE COMPANY
Eggs Cream Poultry
Jerome Fettl ng Manager
C mplz n 5 SJORDAL HARDWARE COMPANY
OLAV VAULE ATTORNEY Ou 0 'H 'd ' 6
D I3581 A M
, m en s of
r oesn ' ' '
Phone , . inn
da, innesot
' ' u . r . I . n
Ada Minnesot m in - I'
vi
Glss-P'n- 'an s
. . ,
, Ada's Im lement Hardware Store
Ada, Mlnn. P
0 im n
of r e n 0 n ,
Pr ssin an p 'rs
, r
, . .
0 'me t of
r r
Ada Minnesota A t
ca da, unnesot
SALVERSON'S STORE
Congratulations Class of '54
. a Illinnesota
JOHNSTON ELECTRIC
Westinghouse Appliances
Electrical Contractor
Phone 6701 Ada, Minn
PEOPLE S HARDWARE
AND SUPPLY C0
General Ilardware
Du al 350 1
a Minnesota
ARNOLD S AUTO SERVICE
General Repairs on Autos and Tractors
Ada 'lllnn
Compliments
Dr C A Anderson
ODEGAARD SERVICE
Socony Vacuum Produc ts
Ada 'lllnnesota
ADA DAIRY
Pasteurlzed Products Sold Exclusively
Milk Cream Cottage Cheese
GOLTZ GREENHOUSE
Potted Plants Cut Flowers
Corsage and Weddlng Arrangements
Dml 5181 Ada Mmm
VIKING BOOSTERS
Nlllton Llen
Ada Bootery
R C Nielson
C .l Lofgren Co
Paul 'Nornes
0 E Austlnson
Ad
' I
Ad ' i 1 ' -
Of
Dial 364'I Ada, Minn.
. T .
. 7 F I A
WWW M
W
f!y
W f ff
wfpyjxwuyw
WK by J
Pi
fwwy Xygyw 5
W ,eb J ff M
Qyff HW bv A vw
JN iQ-V93 V
My M37 VV uhm Vfk 52
Wi cbwf Dip Ugg
5 ff W vc
EXT K XV
fb W
BWV
K
My
JW
WPAXQMWMM Wfmix ,MJ
wg' ww fs 3
xi S WMM 6595
iw WU My MMT
WWW
wiymfwiw My 5?
wnnffl if ggiw
w WWW?
jg! fwQM mfy xg GMM
Xsgffggfy jjj-frr! VWVBA
QM-5
JMWLJ ff'
21
J a
W
NAME
wMNm Q vf
fKffN'f'5o. C ' if F fx LQ xv K Ny fx X,
A X, I lj X5 ,IV BAJV K F B G X NJ Lf' I
Q- X L13 P PM 1--Q V Vf Lu +10 5 A
K M X .AQ ax x WU , Q Qi C V F ,
X X M 'NUT ' Q 'A . QQ Lx-fy
Q Q .L E J NN A U b J ..., X ' I 2 'D
. ,R N N 'LJ H 'X '
. J 13 X' r, f ' xv :VJ 1 UQJ
' x V 'F , I f I KN A YN
WV 'film ,i I ,fu ' H fx fu Q
N .SQ x ' N X Q V ' 'QE X A
' XJ I , w . '- ' . ' L'
WN X ! Lkvllf J 2 Q pl P ALJ5
. fx A X . xy A x
Ely I N- I A N 'xp V Q-J Q41
P9 X , W IN9-WJ .
W 'JK Mid
JM LW
' . , L A I .
CSA OW
KW' ' '
JP' QC , 0- .
' 3 .
QW X V513-2 Sq . - g
dy, Jfp I
QV? f O
G W
A- , , ' , 1 - Y k -5 , .
Miz!
faljg LHJQ PXAW y,w Pf
LM f-
qymw N wif?
ff
Zigfidhm ww
QSY27447
fl
ikvv Qww
'JCL 'If 5512
if Ngyfliwmq'
J N MQ
mamfwggfgfgfmwg 55
wp www? si Ji?
XAx3KV
afa W f
E 4 A' gfgggwg
fp 2:15 5 Rf 2 iii
M21
4 1 ' . J K , If A j
' J , 1' I , f- xl . FIU 1
V ' ' V LIL ' A ' 5 EA 'k y A
. ff 11 Off
Q . M
7 , 4 I X Q' ' 0 W 'Q' 'AU -,
' :MQW W 'J X 'w fy
' 'J 2,10 -M , X
f , x 5' 'Q' U w.f 'J
V, f ' ' A f - 3-J ' DJ f 'fr'
J, I n f 4 T-Q3 4- np!! A V21 , xr ix-bfi
1 'J - .4 ' A n ,,
I Y J ' f 'f ' Sv JL jj Aw W ,ifb
, - JA, , ,AA VI: VN V, 4 .A
' ' yum ff 4 - 1 ,A iikef,
.Q JL,-Qfgw, J 'I ,. Li' gg I
AAL, ft: CVR lipgaowf, .
M LW A A ,MM
.jf I 1 L W A ,. K' - K I A ,X ff X '
431549 ,UQ
V fl . , , 1 M ' 1' f i
- :I . C. , A i f Y 6, I lf ,NM .
, ,' v' , A if ,. I X ,H Q
f A Nw ff ff Fm
.fjgfb A TA- V E bb
m ANA ' xl Y, R
'J wah: I f N 01 ,
Liz Q L1 Ab , L 0 R , ,JQ
' ' 1 WNMAV I' . ' JN
fb 052-A, ' , APG QQ
.fag - fb. Q 'Q--at U 9E'vQ ---M. iw N
'A . X, Jef U f' .,' ff A , 'C A
'7 ,X G J F 'A
1 JTEQQQQ Fc, Li, 512, A
V WC' Sir CN '
Q -'Ari b 5245 53 , f 'Q V Q23 i
4' cv 228-A ' xf fha v -X E QQ
'72 gb L A5 Cl
”
Suggestions in the Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN) collection:
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.