Ada High School - Viking Yearbook (Ada, MN)

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Av- X fl' GERALD WILLIAMS He 's where the girls aren't. JAN ET STAUNING She smiles with the intent t mischief. , ' 'S s in . ' Q -E n ag? f if ff' E X-f Y We Q' . :NJ AUDRW RILL She's neat as a pin. Maybe there's mischief within! Y aiu. fx MARY ANN ROQUET JANE SPRUNG I don'tcare how you spell my giggles were unlawful, I'd name I'll change xt soon just spend the rest of my hfe in the same ai Class Flower: Pink Carnation MARY JO STORSLEE GLENDA WICK o do There are no men in heaven, so The best way to kill time is to leave me out, work it to death. V . 'jr' 'ti 5, R-ffl

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7 K I ,,, tm Q A 1 . gift if v ,Q fan. im' 1 RUSSELL STEEN The most fun I have in school is when I'm not there. GLORIA PRUSSIA If love is madness I must be in- sane . as S x ff 'S' Qi --Q fm 'hm , 595 A 'ox N Sign' W ,sf , 5 I BETTY PIERCE The innocent look will never die, but I tell you boys it's a ll KENNETH STRAND My title is the Presidentg my smile comes from Pepsodent. lie. The Seniors of I 957 GERALD VISSER It's not what I do wrong, but SHARON RASMUSSEN what Um caught at, One of life 's little temptations. ., I2 ns N-I' X' f ELIZABETH PLATT I can live without poetry, music or walking, but who in the world can live without talking? DAVID VOLKERDING Whenever he feels like exer- cising he sits down until the feeling goes away. fn.. 4,5 f I AA

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Theluniorclass this year lived up tothe theme of the l95'7 annual, for this year we learned to work hand in hand . We started off the year by winning first prize on our Homecoming float, a green and brown beauty with ROAST THE FALCONS as our theme. This was the second time our class was to have this honor. As the year progressed we began to think of ways to raise money for our Prom and Banquet. First of all, we held a school dance after the winter band concert. Our next party for the school was held after the sub-district championship game and many schools were invited. Our bake sale was a big success, for which we were all very happy. Like all Juniors in the past we had our traditional class play. Our play was entitled MOTHER WAS A FRESHMANN and proved quite good. The laughter and excitement of our class play is something none of us shall ever forget. Our Banquet and Prom were held the night of May 18. The whirl of new net formals and dashing new suits made it a night of magic for all of us. When the evening was over, we were all glad that our work throughout the yearhad not been in vain. Asluniors we would like to extend our thanks to Mrs. Vigness and Mr. Sitta, our advisors, who were always willing to lend a helping hand. Of course, we are looking forward to our year as Seniors, but we shall never forget our Class Officers: Jim MCCIS-nk, TISHS-, Barbara Klllg, Junior year, when hand in hand we climbed the ladder to the end of a successful year. Junior Class ROW 1: Qleft to rightj D. Vedder, B. Sargeant, M. Ellingworth, A. Kitchell, P. Riepe, H. Blau, L. Lambert, L. Hibbs, W. Skare, J. deVries, H. Gilbertson, S. Gulleckson. ROW 2: J. Benesh, L. Bell, B. Berg, J. Marsten, P. Kurpius, J. McCrank, V. Moe, P. Cranburg, E. Sorenson, D. Lee, L. Nelson, W. Fischer,D. Berg, L. Nelson. ROW 3: R. Thorson, D. Westcott, B. Nelson, B. Klug, G. Hennen, S. Hansen, M. Blasey, R. Wilkins, D. Anderson, P. Gunderson, M. Stene, R.Ness, K. Weber, M. Skalsky. ROW 4: Mrs. Vigness, advisor, J. Ellingson, M. Scott, C. Landsverk, L. I-Iellerud, B. Rinerson, L. Lee, L. Lelm, D. Anderson, B. Hanson, J. Landsverk, J. Pitmon, C. Neumann, J. Blasey, M1'. Sitta, advisor. Sec'y., Jack Landsverk, Pres., Jim Ellingson, Vice- Pres. - 5 -. 1 . mean. l . nl. . 4... .1 na A