Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

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Nlusic ln AHS.. A Capella Choir C Front Row: Verona Fetting. Mabel Smith. Robert Smith. Glenn Larson. Allan Olson. George Olson. Robert Nelson. Chester Dekko. LuVerne Olson. Elaine Hovland. Betty Lou Olson. Second Rowz June Shackle, Phyllis Pickering. Beinice Dekko. Verona Miller, Arditt Loftman, Dorothy Jacobson. Eleanor Krogstad. Alice Neuman, Lucille Ness. Victoria Dixon. Margaret Nelson Third Row: Zola l-Iaaland, Ether Stennes. Irene Carman. Odell Olson. Jean Bohl. Ruth Austinson. Donald Dyrdahl. Florine Visser. Shirley Thompson. Margaret Ingberg. Walter Drengson. director. ill Patt Mack Maiette Williamson Eli7abeth Onstad, Viola Fourth Row: Palmetta G . y . ' , , Bloom, Elizabeth Dittmer. June Davidson. Jean Vollancl. Helen Arel. Violet Gill. Fifth Row: Lyla Larson, Esther Jacobson. Orleen VVarne, Marvin Hammarback, Almira Grothe. Eileen Ike. Geraldine Burley. Mavis Sorenson. Beatrice Lein. Sixth Row: John Jamison, Charles Herman. Elaine Stennes. Howard Anderson, Lowell Haaland, Alta Stadum, Lowell Storms. Melbert Eidsmoe, William Zimmerman. Not on picture: Charline Drake, Betty Jane Olson. and Verna Nash. During the course of the year the various organizations of the music department have played a large part in the social activities of the community. On February 3 the choir sang at the Winter Shows Pageant at Crookston. They also appeared on a Meet Your Neighbor program at Perley and at several Legion and Farm Bureau meetings. The most outstanding organization of the music department this year was the pep band. They appeared at most of the sub-district bas- ketball games and at both the sub-district and district tournaments. During the first week in August they went on a trip to Yellowstone Park. a tour they'll always remember. They. too, have performed at many community func- tions, including a Farm Bureau meeting at Hendrum and the Meet Your Neighbor pro- gram at Perley. Band Brevities proved to be the highlight of the year for all musical groups. The band opened the performance and were followed by a miniature minstrel completely costumed. A picture album constituted the third part of the program including both modern pictures and pictures from the gay nineties. A choir of 80 voices concluded the performance. '20 S y.