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1099 cm , SQ - 1 Y.-351 3993964 Yxe C 85 ,P-55 Ojfsoliglj ina, sgitwa, new JO ANNE BRAUNSCHWEIG A Senior with eyes of brown, a ready smile and seldom a frown. X n q3Ce'Yigi . 1 Sec QS-V K nel' gi! well, here we are Seniors and no matter how distant it once seemed graduation has arrived. Yes, forty-four of us have struggled our way to what you might call the crest of the mountain. Now we will be on our own to find our way down the other side and up and over hundreds of others in our life time. Through these years at Ada High we can all recall a flood of our happiest and most thrilling moments that we have had together. We spent our first three years of high school in old Ada High. With the sadness of leaving it came the excitement of starting as Sophomores in the new high school. Our Sophomore year was one that probably was filled with more exciting and thrilling moments than any we had ever had. Then came a big year for us as Juniors. It was a year filled with firsts for us: our first Sadie Hawkins Day at school and our first class play. Probably our biggest achievement as Juniors was the Prom and Banquet we gave. The gym was gaily decorated to the theme of Southem Gardens . All the long hard hours of work we put into it were quickly cast aside the night of the Prom when the flowers, cotton trees, and pools made the evening almost enchanting. We were the first to crown a Prom Queen at our prom. Now at last we have become Seniors and the things we have enjoyed together are almost too numerous to mention. We leamed a lot about Social this year but I think we leamed even more about ourselves and the successes ofthe failures we had become through these twelve years of school. These are years we will somedaylook back upon and in recalling them, they will make us young and carefree once again. But when you look back, may you smile and not shed a tear. Not pictured are Charles Braunschweig C'camera shy j and the former Harriet Slininger who left us to become Mrs. Allen Christopherson. Ada's I957 Graduating Class DELMAR BRUESHOF F He thinks there are only two kinds of people-those who are Democrats and those who wish they were . 'V' at BURTON ELLINGWORTH There are more things that go around in the dark than Santa Claus. CAROLYN IBGEN I'rn leaming a lot, but school seems to interfere. 5!'5v-
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