Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

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Eighth Grade Two Years Before the Mast . XNSN QNNM XKN i W by KEN Class officers: Marlene Tvedt, secre- taryg Helen Sorenson, treasurerg Nancy Pallum, presidenty Dick Nielson, vice- president. Left to Right: First row: Ronald Balzum, Kenneth Kappes, Melvin Bennefield, Delmar Ford, Elmer Sorenson, Adry Drake, Robert Visser. Second row: Victoria Geriets, Delphy Sprung, Dorothy Sanders, Barbara Bit- ker, Doris Hellerud, Lois Braunschweig, Iocelyn lohnson, Mavis Brueshoff. Third row: Bernard Grossman, Eldon Eklund, Sherman Scott, LaDonna Roesch, Richard Grivno, Donald Rinerson, Donald Wallman. Left to Right: First row: Beverly Stein, Mildred Erstad, Marlene Tvedt, Marlys Fetting, Barbara Ambuehl, Agnes Riepe, Helen Sorenson, Geraldine Ness. Second row: Richard Nielson, Vernon Rage, Duane Eastvold, Earle Finch, Howard Neumann, Walfred Anderson, Raymond Betcher, Orin Self, Ronald Kolb. Third row: Iames Landsverk, Patricia Gullickson, Shirley Rill, Audrey Writer, Ardis Iacobson, Gloria Franz, Nancy oPallum, Helen Hubbell, Patricia Noden. Page l U AFTER TWO YEARS OF IUNIOR HIGH THE eighth graders think it's all right . . . brag about the members of their class on the B squad . . . had lots of fun working on their float . . . appreciated their advisors, Mrs. Hetland, Mr. Schlattman, and Mrs. Nielson . . . think Bob Betcher did a swell job as manager of the team . . . labeled Donald Rinerson the mouse in the corner, because he is often heard but not seen . . . watched Gerry Ness do a slick job of cheerleading . . . wondered how Pat Gullick- son and Shirley Rill made the straight A honor roll so often . . . somehow struggled through the year.

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Al l'lIll A YEAR Ol' WANDERING AROUND lookina for class rooms the seventh araders have decided junior hiah can he a lot at lun . . . take pride in Watchina Gayle lead the yells at cr B aarne I Seventh Grade Welcome Stranger . . . wonder why their decorated hikes and motor :scooters didn't win lirst in the homecoming parade . . thoiiaht their advisor, Miss Eiteland, was tops . . . reaarded Rodney Boyer as their latecomer every morning . . . had a hiah old time at their class parties, and lelt extra privileaed when they were in- vited to the senior' high parties . . . insisted that they'll he the most outstandina class Ada has ever had . . . decided to stay around tor two more years and then move on to senior high. lmlt to iialrti llavvarrl Storms, llan lilrlis, rss ottivers: lariivv lla.-, tiwrisnrrr Varal Brvvik, svuretaryg Sonia Olsvn vivo presideritf Gayle il-frirvrivii, pn l'irst row: llorialtl Visser, llenr s Nielveliria, Gvralrl lrvalvsan, Gert Karsten, Keith llovlanrl liwdtivy hour Sncorirl row: Fiiawriv Siirnnri, Davr Rector, Ronald Gvrlets, llllllltl lmrir 'l'hird row: Rolwrtrr XrVirl-c It in l-loesclx, Mary Nirsvlil, Shirley Griv r Mary llansten, Wrlrrrrr 'lot-tis, loan Nm v .A 'l'airiirierclalrl. Verna Biorern. llrr lanrah. Lett to rialit: First raw: Rivhani Welwr, ll 1 Nirsrlrl, Gary Ullman, Ronald Roost lloward lloclcstad, Allvn Olson, llewtx Second row: Carol Hrevilc, Sonia Olson, Vernon Natvvrrk, Glen An 1 son, Patricia llvllorwiril, lanice llcr 'lhird row: Adrliv Writer, Ga Q Berliericlr, Marlene lirieslmtt, lo Ann llolrn, Mary Marsden, Iayvv liuranini Marlys Sannielson, lflrli Fay llttinr KIA

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GBADUALLY GETTING USED TO SCHOOL life, the ninth graders are having a gay time, and occasionally do a little studying . . . are proud of their B squad players . . . are just as proud of Alice, their peppy cheerleader . . . welcome the newcomers at the beginning of the year . . . think Bob Bang does a fine job as assistant photographer on the annual . . . know that De Loris and Duane do all right as artists of the school paper . . . wonder why Boozey doesn't grow . . . appreciate their advisor Miss Biste . . . are well represented in the hand . . . thought algebra was a lot of fun, but . . . are look- ing forward to their first year in senior high. '4 vi l:I'2Sl llTl2f1 The Green Years ers Vws: :-2:13- ' 3 'L i Class officers: Alice Larson, treasurer: Bonald Nightengale, president, Arlie Askelson, vice-presidentg Marleanne Tehven, secretary. Left to right: First row: Dale Bic-rem, Myron Adkins, Arlie Askelson, Billy Faragher, Iames Bartz, Burtis Ambue-hl. Second row: Cleone Eklund, Duane Fournier, Bill Barney, loe Books, Lor- raine l-lekman. Third row: Vivian Kroshus, Leona Iacohson, lune Berqlind, lanis Ander- son, Lilly Ann Iverson, Marlene Habedank, Helen Hagen. Left to right: First row: Robert Bang, Ioe Boesch, Donald Wagner, Curtis Lee, Paul Malt- rud, Ronald Nightengale. Second row: Alice Larson, Richard Landsverk, Donald Lee, lerome Rage, Marieanne Tehven, Mary Reipe. Third row: Fay Lohmier, De Loris Ol- son, lovinae Bcsmussen, Laurena Warnholz, Cleone Luchau, Verona Vilma. 1 Y .4 .eg -xx, 'li .-z'- lr 1 'X Pagd 1 1 Q N