Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

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Rt'll!lI.f7tI li-ll lo right: 8th Grade lfirsl roru?l.a Moyne Johnson, Joan Running, Kenneth Iverson. John Anthony. lirlin Gerjets, Allan llrstad, Avenelle Landro, Lucille Drake. Charles Amhuehl, Clinton Sorenson, Sanford Sorenson, Richard lngberg, Arne Strom, Bonnie Jacobson. Second row-Patricia Tehven, Lawrence Peterson, Loren Rushton, Hazel Teters, Harriet lillingson. Roberta Anderson, Alice Brantl, Donna Holte. Jeannette Hovland, Joyce Olson, Williitt Johnson, Morris Sprung, Donna Mae Larson, James Murphy. Third row-Maxine Miller, Lorraine Logan. Betty Hahedank. Vv'alter Books. Dwight Rector, Charles Schroeder, Alfred Kirchmeier. Gerald Cirks. Burton Rockstad, Philip Nirschl. Yvonne lke. Phyllis Lundon, Ardis llllingsworth, Miss Gryde lclass advisorl. Those not in picture-Verona Hasz, Hilda Stene, Alvin Vakoch. 7th Grade I8 l'.l4l'-Sl rote'-Burtis Amhuehl, Ronald Nightengale. Helen Hagen. lfugene Mielke. Billy Varagher, Dale Bjorem, Arllie Askelson. Joe Roesch, Paul Maltrud. lilly Ann Iverson. Roherr Bang, Marwood Moe. Set-om! row-Alice llinske, liay Lohmier, Vivian Kroshus, Alice Larson, Daryl Anderson. Richard Landsverk. Delores Olson. Mary Riepe, Marlene Hahedank, Curtis Lee. Marjeanne lehven. Third rorr'-4.ltwinae Rasmussen. Joan Rasmussen, Janis Anderson, Laurena Xxi.ll'l'1Sl'l0ll. Marvel Moon. Donald Lee, Marlow Moon, Joe Books. Marvin NVallman. Duane lfournier. Jerome Rage. Susan Matteson, Miss lifteland Cclass advisorl. No! in pztfureflklyron Adkins, Ihr- 1040 Yrltmu

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19 ff FOOT The opening of football season saw the re- turn of seven lettermen, Ron Johnson, Noel Haaland, Russ Onstad, Capt., George Gilbert- son, Mike Merck, Les Ness. Duane Foster. However, the Viking team was greatly handi- capped by the lack of practice due to potato vacation. The Viking season opened the 8th of Oc- tober with their strong rival, Mahnomen. The Vikings had not practiced for three weeks, and the strong Indian team proved to be too much for them. Score: Mahnomen -44: Ada-8. After another short vacation the Vikings tangled with the Tigers. The Vikings showed much improvement, but still could not come out on top. The Hnal score was Twin Val- ley-20: Ada-12. This game was the Viking Homecoming, and at the half time Capt. Russell Onstad crowned Yvonne Peterson queen of the l945 football season. On October 25, the Viking squad traveled to Fertile. The first quarter found the Vikes at the small end of the 6-O score. Fertile scored again in the second quarter, leaving the half time score 14-0. The third quarter saw the Vikes march down the field to the 20 4 5 BALL two-yard line only to lose the ball, which resulted in another touchdown for Fertile. In the fourth period there was a nice pass from Garness to D. Ness for the only Ada touch- down. Final score: Fertile-20: Ada--8. October 30 found the Vikings in Borup, Borup had a nice team and forced the Vikes to work for everything they got. Every- thing seemed to work in this game, and the Viking defense was in its prime. Final score: Borup-6: Ada-22. November 2 brought snow and cold wea- ther, and another football game with Hend- rum, but the people that braved the cold were rewarded with a very good game. The Vi- kings came through to wind up the '45 season with another victory. Score: Hendrum-6: Ada-20. This game ended the careers of seven sen- iors: Capt. Russ Onstad, Duane Foster, Arne Garness. Mike Merck, Les Ness. George Gilbertson, Duane Shelland. Next year will see only five lettermen back. They are Noel I-Iaaland. Ron Johnson, Ron Baker, Seny Larson, and Dwain Ness. There are other fellows that did not make a letter, but promise to be valuable men, so the '46 season should be a good one. The 1046 Viking