Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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zs Гор Hou Ron. Tay- Bus b ; Forman. Beresford lor, Collins, Dudley, Lewis EU Middle Row: H. Mor “Ж УЛ : Y b rison, Mahone, Well Ma ha nna n. Posecate. Roh. Tay lor, Maritz house, [Боот Row: Reed, Williams, Sills, Miss Spatz, F. Smith, J Martin, Leffler Fire Squad H E first vear m the new high school necessitated many changes in the Fire Squad. First, because of the larger building, the squad had to be enlarged. One new member was chosen from each of the junior and senior classes, and the number of sophomores selected was one more than has been the custom, bringing the total number to twenty. Another change was made bv selecting one girl from each P. T. class to assist 1n getting the P. T. classes from the building. ‘The third change was the sponsorship. Since Miss Mackin, the first sponsor of the Mire Squad, was no longer on the teach- Ing staff, this position was capably filled by Miss Spatz. The first day of school showed the old members at their posts in their capacity as hall monitors. This duty was contin- Page twenty-two ued throughout the year, and in addition the squad kept students out of the build- Ing until 8:15 a. m. and helped clear the building after school. The first fire drill of the year emptied the building in one minute and ten seconds. In view of this record time and the good chances for un- provement, the Fire Squad set its voal at forty-five seconds. This short time, however, has not quite heen reached. Much credit should go to the squad for its efficient fire drills and the work done In supervising the extensive hall system. Ralph Sills was the head of the Fire Squad this year with Lloyd Mahone as his assistant. During the vear, pot-Iuck dinners held by the Fire Squad gave the Members opportunities to discuss plans for squad improvement.

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Faculty Snaps “Good morning Miss Oxborrow Miss Wilcox Miss Nelson Home economics boys entertain Mr. Wells Pade twenty-four