Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

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Dedication We, the class of '49, dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Pederson, who with your winning personality, sense of humor, and understanding has been the guiding hand of our school for the past years. Known as A. C. to the students, you have managed the school capably and effi- ciently for many years, and have won the respect and admiration of all for your impartial and considerate treat- ment of everyone. We will always remember you, and all you have done for us as we venture forward on the journey of life. We hope that by giving you this small honor, we may somehow show you our appreciation. lllxift q I T o ,lu U J 2 Forewor Hi, kids! Let me introduce myself. I'm Ole, the Viking, the mascot of the Ada High's many organizations and activities, but enough of this, so follow me as we go through the events of the past year. In the spring of '48 there was the Junior-Senior Merry-go-Round and the great day of graduation. This fall you watched the football team go through its many battles which was climaxed in the big celebration of Homecoming. Next appeared the snow and the holidays. Vacation went only too fast and after Christmas we settled down for quiet study interrupted only by the exciting basketball games. Time seemed to drag but soon what should appear but spring, when a young manls fancy .turns away from the thoughts of study to the morepeidciting ones of track. Time went verfirapidly now, and the day of graduation. drew nigh. Another year of school was done. The 1949 Viking