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SPIRIT FOR1
EDITOR :: EILEEN DUDGEON
BUSINESS MANAGER :: PAT SHEARER
ADVERTISING MANAGER :: DON DE LA HUNT
SPONSOR::JOI-INHARMS
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We, the Stude t
Body, singing sweet
songs, both old and
new, present
F HE SPIRIT
in Nvwmn HWY-UNE
'HE YEARBOOK OF AMES HIGH
SCHOOL AT AMES, IOWA
"oE THESE WE sg QPR
AISIN G its hopeful voice
in song, looking ever
toward the future, youth
has furnished the inspi-
ration for this record of
high school life. We dedicate
it to Democracy, the guiding
note of our generation. Long
may it strike the chord of
harmony among fellow men!
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New Superintendent
Finishes First year
ERMINATING his lirst year as
superintendent of the Ames School
system, Leonard A. Steger has already
introduced ideas which are in keeping
with the progressive times. VVe Wish
him all success in coming years at
Ames!
Page 8
V. Nl. Young Serves
Ames for 'IO Years
RIEND of all-partial to none--de-
serving the admiration of students
and teachers-is how We pay tribute to
Verne M. Young for ten years of out-
standing service as principal of Ames
High School.
511111. l.. A. S11'f.fPl', Prof. W. H. Meeker, David E11WZl1'11S, Dr. A. D. Fe111111111n, N. J. B1'i11tn1111,
111-111. R. M. Vifq1111in, .1'1I'21ll1i B. Howell.
Ames Senool Boarcl Allocates 120911481
Annually 1or Maintenance o1 Nine Schools
111: 11111 y1'111' 1941. 11111 131111111 111 111111l- R. D. 11l1111l1111111, 111'11si1l11111g IMIV111 11111-
1-11111111 1111111111111'i111111l 1142119.42-11 111 11111 w111'11s,V11-11-111'11si1111111g 111l'2l1l1i 11. 1I11w111l,
A11111s 1'11l1li1- S1'111l111S flll' v111'i1111s lll11'- s111-1'111111'yg 11i1'11111 11111l1l1, 11'1111s111'111'.
1111s11s Sl11'11 11s 111111111 111111 1IlS1l'll1'1111llil1 0111111' 11111111l1111's 111'11 N. J. 11l'1ll11l2111,1q.
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111111 S1i111'1ilX1'S, 111111 1S1'2l1'1'1cl111j' 11ivi1l1111 is1'1111i1'11111111111111111-11111111i111111111111 s111'1'11s
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j'1'2l1'S 111 1111 111111-111111 l1S1l21llj' 1111111 in '1'11111-l1111's1111111'11111's11111'S11111y.
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111111 s1111111 11111 lIl1'l1ll11'1'S will 2l1WZlj'S 1'1'- s111'111111 M11111111y 11111-11 11111111l1, 7:3111 11. 111.
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Supplies Qrdereci, Clinics Sponsored
ARGEST of the jobs of the superin-
tendent's office is tl1e ordering of
supplies for the sehools. During the
summer, the budget is prepared, and the
superintendentis report is given. The
attendanee reeord for every pupil in
sehool is also kept here.
Mrs. Elliott, seeretary to Superinten-
dent Steger, and Miss Sayre, who as-
sists her and Works for the Board of
Educ-ation, are the prfneipal workers in
the office.
CHOOL physician, Dr. Armstrong,
and sehool nurse, Miss Henrietta
Gronlid, who are in eharge of the school
health department, give medical advice
and examinations every morning from
eight to nine. Dental, vaeeinatiou, im-
munization, and tonsilleetomy elinies
are also eondueted by this department.
A student who has been absent for three
days or more must have the eonsent of
the nurse and the doctor before being
permitted to return to school.
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Page 10
o Mrs. Elliot and Miss
Sayre look over some
reports.
0 Dr. Armstrong and
Miss Gronlid conduct
health service.
0 Aiiiuiulzx, Virginian mul Grzuw- 0 Rowi-nu tzlkrs dictation 0 W0 wmule-r if Ji-an says,
hunk orc-r 1-iirrent l'l'i'0l'1lS. frnni Mr. Young. "Ile-110, kid, how arf- ya?"
0 Two :iiul two niuki- four, 0 Slunwing various and 0 Seve-ntli period for Jim-
ill'I'0l'fllll1L In that nieu-liine, suiulry officl- duties. He-'s been iarcly 4 times.
Qllice lssues 5,000 Slips in dl Veer
ORIG lliznn lim- tlumsziiul pzissm-s
2ll't'lSSlll'llllj'llll'Ulililvl'1llll'lllQQUll0
X't'2ll'. 'l'lu-s4- slips Ulllllll lllllll'l' Tllrm-0
ll'2llllllg.i'S- -" l'lX4'lIS1'4l l'rum iwuniiif' " Ex-
1-uswl zilmse-iu-4-," :uul "A1li11i'riz1iu-e-
slip."
'l'lu- lzislq ul' gzitlu-ring' up flu-sv slips
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lrmn llu- V2ll'l1lllS rfunns :it ilu- 4-lusv ui
ilu- sixlll pi-ruul l'2l4'll llziy is mu- nl ilu-
mlulii-s ul' llu- girls wlun wurlq in flu- nf-
lu-4-. lil
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ilu- liiiflx lull llllfls fllulxs ilu .lien
-- ' . - -1 4 i-'- i-1 i,
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-simli-s mill:-vliiig' ilu-sc-, Tlu- millim-
gj,'ll'l gzillu-rs ilu- :1Tlm-iul:1iu'i- slips :mill-r
flzuuw- zniul wrifm-s flown flu- zllisc-im-vs,
zinswm-rs flu- 'rm-lm-plumlu-, mul lzllic-s vzirl-
ol' ilu- swiT4'liluvz11'ml.
Finzliu-izll rc-pnrls zirc- iillm-ml mil for
c-zu-li lumu-rluini illiltll' nuisl svluuwl zu-livi-
lu-s, film-s ul' l'2ll'1lS url- lypm-cl. 1-lv., for
Mrs. 'llrimlili-. Offim- lrziining is rc--
quirm-ml fm'g'1'zul11z1liuii in ilu- 4-uinnu-ri-izil
llc-pzwl-ilu-iilg tlu-rv is always sl-nu-Tliing
llllt'l'l'SilllZQQZlllillliH1080 1ll1ll0S,2ll1ll c-vi-ry
girl liiuls 1-zwli luiiir spm-nl in ilu- uliii-0
1-iijoyzilmlc-.
Page- 11
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L. VVAYNIC SMITH SYINAN ICRAMI-:lc ,Xl.lc'r: 'I'nI"I"l'
Iowa State Teachers' Vollege Simpson College l'nivel'sity 0fllIli'lllQilI1
,x1x1bLK1CAN HIs'1'o1:Y, SPEECH CIVICS, soclomox' I11sTo1:y, I.IBR,XRI.XN
Il1.xNc'HH Oxlsoultcm' Il1c1..xH Slxvrz
Iowa State Teaelters' College Vniversity of Iowa
Iivoxomcvs, Civics. 1,.xw mswolzx'
IGDNA XVII.CoX flH.XRI.O'I"I'E Nmnsox Iioxlx K1:.w'1'
I'niVel'sity ot' Iowa St. Olaf Vollege Iowa State Vollege
12No1.1sH .1oI'RNA1.IsM, 1-:No1.1s11 Hows I-Ik'ONOMIl'S
BIARY llICN,Xl.l.Y M.A.RCl.x TVRNI-:xc
Grinnell Follege Vniversity of Chicago
Exomsu HOMIC I+Ii'0NOMIl'S
Roscolc Lomcxz Rlclulan DAY II1cl,1':N Ihmsu
Iowa State Teachers' Vollege Iowa State Teac-Iters' Uollege I'11ive1'sity ot' Iowa
ART INS'l'RI'MEN'I'AI. Mvsle I"RI'INCIl,I'1NliI.ISII
IGDNA Bowtcu I'IvRRm"l' RV1'l..x ND
Simpson Vollege IAIIIICI' Vollege
Yoon. MVSIC L.v1'1N
Page 12
llI.x1x,u.r:NE CANYIN Ar.v1R.x ImNsFoRo
Grinnell Follege Simpson College
c'cmM1-:m'1,x1. o1m.s' PE.
Fl-iles II.XR'l'SO0K F1.oR.x T. Mn,1,11:R
Foe Vollege l'nivel'sity of Indiana
l'0MMl4IRi'IAI, COMMERCLU,
A R'1'11l'1e tlowax I.P11,,xNo BICNZ
Iowa State 'l'ez1m-lu-1's' Vollego Iowa State C'olleg0
4-1-:m1r:'1'lc',', c'oNsI'M14:1:s' SC'Il'INC'1'1 INDI'S'l'RI,XI. ARTS
lil-1rcN,um Swlcoum, lim vVHl'l'l-I
lllV0l'Sllj' ol' Volorado l'niVe1'sity of lowa
M lv1'l114:M,x'1'lcfs M.vrH1c1w1.x'1'lc's
lhvmoxo SM.x1.1.lNo HENRII-:'1"1'.x GRONLID
Iowa State T0il0lll'I'S' College l'11ive1'sity of Minnesota
mol,oox', AliRlCI'l,'I'I'RE, P. lc. l'I'l5l,lU scuool, Nvrzsr:
Kr:NNl':'1'll XVI-II,l,S .loux lluzms
lowa State Vollege Vniversity of lowa
1'1b.XK'll,llIOI,lNiY,l'.lfI. SCIICNCIC
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Page 13
Council Supervises Student Activities
Toi' Row: B. Otopalik, B. Peterson, C. Iverson, H. Gilkey, T. Ronningen, B. Giese,
D. Kephart.
Minnuc Row: P. Vance, D. Dixon, M. Dodds, J. Harlan, A. McCormick, C. Riggs,
M. Smith.
Bo1"i'oM Row: J. Arrasmith, K. Berry, Miss White, G. Hartman, F. Manning.
TUDEN T Council, the legislating
body, is composed of the presidents
from the eighteen homeroolns.
The council, divided into groups,
manages the necessary business. These
committees of Student Council mem-
bers and delegates from the three classes
are: the Assembly, Citizenship, Publi-
city, Service, and Social.
The Social Committee arranged for
all dances and helped with Open House.
Planning parents, night and revising
the handbook Were the main duties of
the Citizenship Committee. The Publi-
city C0111l11liflfGC handled advertising.
The Service group managed the Lost
and Found and sales of unclaimed arti-
cles.
Page 14
The Student Council was again host
for the annual State Leadership Con-
ference held in April at Iowa State Vol-
lege. This is one of the most important
of the Council's projects, for invitations
must be sent out, and housing accom-
modations, entertainment, and meals
arranged for many visitors. Five dele-
gates were chosen from Ames High to
represent us.
George Hartman and Dar Kephart
were presidents during iirst and second
semester respectively. Keith Berry
and Lloyd Kester were the vice presi-
dents. The secretaries were Frances
Manning and Ami Mcfworinick. Jean
Arrasmith was appointed treasurer.
Student lreasurers l-landle 512,000
l4lAIiI1Y 2512.000 El y0211' is llillltlltlll
by tl1is grmip of st1ul011t t1'021s111'-
01's. 'l'l1is is llfll il t'111'11121l 111'g'2111ix21ti1111,
but l'Vl'l'y fl'l'ilSlll'lll' is 1'0s11011sil:l0 to il
f2l1'llli'V llll'Illlll'l', Miss Blvxilll-V. lViH1
its S.YSiC'lll 11i'1l1111l1l0 l'll01'liS, A1110s lligl1
llElS 11110 uf flll' l10st 1110H1:11ls ul' H1121111-i11g
l'XfI'2l-1'lll'l'lI'lll2ll' 210tiviti0s i11 lllll st21t0.
'1'l10 ll'l'2lSll1'L'1'S 1'0p1'0s011t tl10 Ijfillllilllt'
fllllll, D0l121t0, St11cl011t 01111111-il, Girl R0-
s01'v0s, lli-Y, tl10 i11st1'11111011t21l 2111cl V11-
1-21l pg1'111111s, 21H1l0ti0s. 211111 41ilIl'l' 111'g:gz111i-
z21tim1s.
Si111'0 cluplif-21t0 4'ZlSll lmulcs 211'0 k011t,
l111H1 by fill' g.!fK'llt'l'2ll t1'021s111'01' 2111cl by fllfl
st111l011ts. tl10 f0w 111ist21k0s llliltlil z11'0
02lSllj' 1lis001'1104l. All llliillttj' is lillllt lll
0110 lfllCf'lilllfl' Rl'f'0l1Ill. To make an OX-
110111lit111'0, tl10 fl'l'2lSll1'0l' l111lSf write 21
1'0q11isitio11 for il 01101-li, sign it l1i111s0lf,
l121v0 tl10 s111111s01' sign it, 2111cl g'0t Mr.
Y111111g's Slgl12ltlll'l'. 1Xfll'l' tl10 01101-lc is
w1'itt011, it is tl10 l1'02lSll1'Cl',S job to s00
iillill llllt 0l100k is 4l0liv01'01l 21111l tl10 P011-
uisitimi is sig'110cl l1yH10 l'0l'0lV0l'. l+lV01'y
211-tivity 11111-1'21t0s 1111 il l111clg0t. wl1i0l1 it
is s1111p11s0rl to follow 21s 0los0ly EIS pus-
sil1l0.
Vlllll' 210tiViti0s wl1i0l1 llilV0 1111 11102111s uf
l'lll2llll'lllg'll10lllS0lVOS 2l1'l' l10l110cll1ytl1os0
111'g2111iz21tic111s Wl1i0l1 show il Y02ll'lj'
111'11Ht. 'l"l1is is 1111110 flll'0llgIll tl10 0iTi00
I+'11111l, wl1i0l1 t21k0s tw011ty 1101' 0011t of
0211-l1 l321l21l11'0 21t H10 l10g'i1111i11g of H10
sm-liool YO2l1'.
D111'i11g this y0211', Ruth Miller illltl
fll3WSOI1 0211111011 aitlt-cl Miss llrIt'N3lly in
H10 fll11l'tlOI12ll 11l121s0s of this work.
Tm' Row: C Martin, K. Berry, D. Lush, H. Gilkey, A. Hausrath, D. Pride.
Slcvosiv Row: R. Mille-1', J. A1'1'as111itl1, P. Sll9Lll'9l', V. O'Neil, M. J. Rice. M. Tzlylor.
Il11'1"1'm1 Row: V. Mcliihben, A. lVICC0l'I'IllCll, Miss McN21lly, L. HllIIlII1Pl, D. Kepart.
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T1111 R11w: HZll'f1lKl Morrisrin, Henry Morrison, A. Riley, D. Sills, O. Wellhouse, K. Beres-
ford, J. H2ll'l2ll1, J. Mz1rtin.
BKIIIYIILIC Row: W. Reed, H. Willcox, R. Williams, NV. Forniari, M. Jones, T. Ronningen,
A. Caine.
D11'r'r11x1 Row: L. Willson, K. Lewis, L. Mahone, Miss Spatz, I.. Dudley, B. I1Ia1'iTz,
R. Taylor.
Circular Badges Nlarlf Squad Members
0 1'1111lz11-e Tl1e Trz11liTi1111z1l red and
l1la11-li Fire Sqllud 2l1'lll l1z1111ls, The
1lisTi11g'11ishi11g' lll2ll'li whieh has been
11s111l si111-e The 11rig'i11. iT was 1le1-i1l111l To
ll2lY0 Slllilll l1lz111k and 111111115111 lJ2lllQQCS
lJL'2l1'l11g Tl111 w1.1r1ls, 'TA111es High Fire
SC1llilll.H These 11ew l'J2lflQOS are s111z1ller
z1111l 111111'e easily lillillll 1-ure of.
Fir11 1lrills were held Elllfllli 11111111 a
1111111Tl1 Tl11'1111gh1111T Tl1e year. The l1esT
drills llll1'lllg2,' t'l2'lSS 11e1'i111ls llSllEllly 1111-
1-1111ie1l z1l11111T 111111 111i1111T11 and five see-
11111ls. To vary Tl1is r1111Ti11e 111'11ee1l111'e,
drills were l1el1l z1T 111l1l Ti111es sueh as The
l10l'l0il l1eTwee11 1-lz1sses when Tl1e Sill-
1le11Ts were in The halls and had 1111 spe-
1-iiie 01'1l01' i11 whieh T11 eXiT.
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111 The 1'z111z11'iTy ol' hull 1111111iT111's. The
Fire Sq11z11l s11e11T111z111y llUll1'S. The iirsle
ll10llllJ01'S 1111 1l11Ty 11111-h day were z1T The
11111'Tl111z1sT 111111 Si1llilll'ilSt 1l1111rs z1T 8:00.
AT 8:15, half Tl111 sq11z11l wus 1111 hz1ll 1l11Ty
To 1l1'CVOllf lilSil11'lJZl11COS.
AT 12 :30. Tw11 1ll0llllJ01'S wer11 again 1111
1l11111' 1h1tyT11 z11h11iT sT111le11Ts wiTl1 passes,
z1111l z1T 12:45 The hall 1111111iT11rs were z1T
Their sTz1Ti1111s. T11 11111l Tl1e day, 111111 11111111-
l1er was always 1111 duty f1'11111 23:45 To
4:00 T11 f'l02ll' fllll halls.
Fire Squad 111eeTi11gs were held ez11'l1
Friday 11111111 1l111'i11g' Tl1e year, wh111'11
1111sTs were z1ssig'11e1l 11111l 1llOlIlllQ1'S gave
1111i11i1111s as T11 how Tl1e squacl and iTs 1111-
Ties 111111l1l he i11111r11ve1l.
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Tor Row: Coach Wells, B. Nicholson, C. Monahan, B. Nutty, D. De La Hunt, B. Otopalik, L. Willson,
R. Williams, W. Smith, W. Cunningham, R. Brynes, D. Kephart, E. 0'Neil, Coach Smalling.
S1-:Comm Row: D. Mitchell, B. Clark, D. Dirksen, Il. Wallace, J. Ballard, H. Shugart, E. Farni, J. Erick-
son, L. DeHoet, C. Green, V. N01-lin.
Timm Row: G. Hartman, E. Comstock, R. Cook, J. Anderson, B. Friedrich, C. Martin, J. Lynch. E. Wier-
LITTLE CYCLONES' ALL-OPPONENT TEAM
son, M, Beman, J. Engeldinger, P. Nichols.
Bo'1"1'ou Row: W. Keigley, A. Bates, J. Kline, R. Woodward, C. Riggs
CENTRAL IOVVA CONFERENCE STANDINGS
w L T PCT.
Oskaloosa 4 0 1 .900
Boone 2 1 1 .625
Ames 2 2 0 .500
Grinnell 1 2 0 .333
Newton 0 1 0 .000
Marshalltown 0 3 0 .000
Gridders Named on Honorary Teams
HONORARY SELECTIONS
CENTRAL IOWA CONFERENCE
FIRST 'rr:AM
Shugart, turfklff
s14:c'oNo 'rucAM
O'Neil, vml
Erickson, center
IIONORAISLIC LII-IXTION
Hartman, and
Byrnes, back
DeHoet, tackle
Anderson, back
ENDS
Fl'IliRl'Il'Z, 0.skuIooSczg HoR'roN, Des Moines I O W A D A I L Y P R E S S
TAK'Kl,l'2S
M B N P THIRD TEAM HONOR nom.
rims oonc' . ICIIOLSON. crrz .
0 ' ' 'I Shugart, tackle O'N9l1,8l2d
GUARDS
EDWARDS. Oslmloosrzg H.XRT, Dowling
Martin, guard
Erickson, rfwzlffr
Byrnes, bunk
f"3N'1"'3RS Woodward, back
Sw.xNl':x', Grinnffllg xVISl'ICl'I', Boom'
J A C K N' 0 R T H
1s.xc'Ks
BALL, flIfll'ShtlUf0lt'llQ Sul-r.11:'l'oN. l'crryg CVMMINGS, THIRD TEAM HONOR ROLL
Boone, C.xMI'1:14:1.L. Oskzzloosug B1c.xsL1cY. Shugart, fllfflflft Erickson, cmztcr
North Des Moines Byrnes, back
FOOTBALL -- HOT
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1 had place To
Wood "
o Come to papa!
w.ml.
Shoot thopigskin to 0 This shows that there
him, Byrnes, boy. were people at
Bo
the
one-Ames game!
THE
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Tor Row: Erickson, O'Nei1, Shugart, Woodward, C. Martin,
SI-ICONIJ Row: Bates, X-Lynch-X, Byrnes, Hartman, Anderson.
Tnmo Row: DeHoet, Kephart, Friedrich, Comstock boots one, Farni.
Eorron Row: Wierson, Green, Cook, squad cheers.
Qutstariding Work Wins Letters For Q9
BIAJOR Browne Otopalik Dar Kephart
George Hartinaii Eugene LVN eil Ray C0011 Aft BMCS
Roger xXYllll21I11S Junior Conistoek
Harold Sliugart lfeonarcl Del Ioet MINOR
Clyde Greene Maurice Ballard Paul Nichols Dwaine Snliiih
Carl Mg11'fi11 DLJ11 DQ L3 Hiuit Bob NlffllOlSl'J11 Bob lVHll21CC
Bob Friedrich Jl1l1Ly11Cl1
John Erickson Eugene NVierson MANAGERS
Ray Byrnes Ed Farni Jim Cline Glenn Riggs
Jim Anderson Roinaine VVoodward Warioeii Keigley
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Squad Wins Four, Loses -I-Wo, -lies Une
AMES 7 DOWLING 0
N a game which showed breaks for each
team and unusually rough play, the
Little Cyclones opened their season on
the local field. Ames scored midway in
tl1e second quarter on two passes, and
tl1e pass for the point was good. Dow-
ling drove goalward in the final minutes
of play and when the gun sounded they
were on the Ames half yard stripe.
Ames showed a varied offense and the
line looked good for the initial game.
AMES 8 NoRTH 6
By virtue of superior blocking and
alert pass defense, tl1e Little Cyclones
came through with a win over the
heavier Des Moines eleven. O'Neil
blocked a North punt in the first quarter,
and North recovered in their end zone
for a safety. Later in the initial period,
North scored from the Ames two yard
line. In the third quarter, Byrnes
counted from tl1e North thirteen for tl1e
winning touchdown.
AMES 33 MAnsHALL'rowN 12
The Ames Eleven took vengeance on
Marshalltown for tl1e 14 to 13 defeat
they took last season. Ames ran
through the Bobcats for many long
gains, with Anderson scoring three
times, Byrnes once and iVoodward
once.
OSKALOOSA 34 AATIES 12
Ames suffered its worst defeat in
many years at the hands of powerful
Oskaloosa. The Osky line opened wide
holes in the Ames forward wall and the
backs had little trouble gaining yard-
age. Ames' attack got going smoothly
only duri11g tl1e third period when they
pushed over two counters. Anderson,
Martin and Woodward were injured in
the first half, and saw no action during
the final period.
AMES 6, PERRY 6
The Little Cyclones and Perry fought
to a standstill in a game which showed
Strong line play and two sensational
touchdowns. Ames counted in the ini-
tial periods on a pass, Bates to VVood-
ward. Bates missed tl1e kick for the
poi11t. Perry scored from tl1e Ames'47.
The plunge for the extra point was
smeared.
GRINNELL 7 AAIES 0
A driving Grinnell offense combined
with the injury of several Ames regu-
lars spelled defeat for tl1e Little Cy-
clones. The Little Pioneers scored in
the third quarter after recovering a bad
pass from center on the Ames 15. Ames
clicked in the final quarter on a series of
passes, but an interception stopped the
threat deep in Grinnell territory. Hart-
man, Anderson and Shugart were hurt
and their steady play was missed.
ALIES 7 BOONE 6
Showing plenty of fight and determi-
nation, the Ames squad ended their
1940 season with a hard fought victory.
Ames scored in the first period on a
pass, Bates to Wcizidwarcl, and Bates
kicked tl1e point which proved to be the
margin of victory. The Ames eleven
held off the powerful Boone line until
tl1e final period when the Toreadors
Scored from the Ames 4. The plunge
for a point was stopped.
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Tor Row: Coach Ritland, R. Davis, J. Kimler, J. Nutty, D. Ross, B. McClain, B. Sehliek, J. Galvi11, K. H.
Davis, E. Larsen.
SICFUNIJ Row: J. Barnes, B. Hammond, D. Sadler, F. Bender, T. Maney, M. Kurtz, B. Graham, H. Morri-
son, B. Ross, F. Soreghan.
Tnnzn Row: B. Mahone, T. McElherne, J. Dietz, E. Feldman, A. Caine, P. Vance, E. Carry, B. Green, T.
Garfield, K. L. Davis, J. NVest.
B0'l"l'0Il1 Row: M. Ellen, W. Douglass, H. McClintock.
Seconds Promise
East Des Moines 24 Ames 6
Colo 21 Ames 13
Boone 232 Ames 6
Marshalltown 19 Ames 6
lVebster Vity 0 Ames 13
Although not a team that Won most,
of its games, the Ames sec-ond team did
have a sueeesstnl season in that many
prospects were found for the varsity
next year. The laek of a good passing
attaek made way for running plays aid-
ed by good bloeking. A surprising seor-
ing puneh was shown by the 'tQ2llllg onee
within the twenty, they were hardly
ever stopped. Most of the points seored
against Ames were made in the last half
due to tl1e weakening of the line.
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Strong '42 Squad
One of the most thrilling plays of the
year was executed by little Bob
Graham, who stole tl1e ball from a mass
of Colo players and raeed 65 yards for
a, touchdown.
A few of the outstanding players for
next year in various departments are:
pass defense-Floyd Bender, blor-lier--
Paul Vanee, pass reeeiver-K. ll.
Davis, line bueker-Ed tlarty, open
tield runner-t'Red" Davis. kieker-
Earl Feldman, taekler-Bob Green. de-
fensive lineman-Joe Galvin, diagnosti-
eian of opposing plays-llruee Me-
Ulain.
If the season had been longer, the
team might have l1ad a better ret-ord.
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Tor Row: H. Shugart, K. Beresford, R. Woodwardxslg. Nicholson, E. O'Neil.
Minnuc Row: M. Ehen, V. Norlin, E. Comstock, G. Riggs, K. Kroesen, R. Byrnes, J. Cline.
BOT'l'0lNI Row: B. Wierson, B. Otopalik, I.. Kester, M. Beman, B. Firkins.
Squad -I-allies 'IQ Wins and 7 Losses
HOWING some spurts of fine ball
playing, an inconsistent Ames High
basketball team completed a successful
season, winning twelve tilts and losing
seven.
After winning the State Sectional
Tournament l1eld in Ames, the Little
Cyclones were ousted from further play
by Nevada in the District Tournament
finals. The Ames eagers finished their
Central Iowa Conference competition
in third place, splitting with Newton,
Boone, and Oskaloosag winning both
games from Marshalltown, and drop-
ping two eontests to Grinnell.
Page 24
The Little Cyclones scored a total of
617 points during the 1940-41 season,
averaging 32.5 points per game. Ames
opponents counted 504 points for an
average of 26.5 points per game. Ro-
maine VVoodward led the Ames team in
individual scoring with 193 points in 18
games. He finished second in confer-
ence scoring with a 102 total. Other
high season scorers for the Little Cy-
clones were Shugart with 123 points and
Kester with 88 counters.
At the close of the season, the mem-
bers of the squad chose Romaine VVood-
ward as honorary eaptain.
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Tor Rowq B. Myers, B. Ross, B. McClain, D. Sadler, F. Bender.
Slceoxn Row: H. Willcox, K. H. Davis, B. Mahone, J. Galligan, A. Caine.
Borroiu Row: P. Vance, E. Carty, B. Peterson, T. Maney, D. Shockley.
MES Higl1's sophomore team,
coached by Ray Smalling, partici-
pated in an 18 game schedule and came
through with a season record of ten wins
and eight losses. In the second team
conference race, the Ames team finished
in a tie for third with Oskaloosa. Strong
sophomore teams were found in the com-
petition which gives promise of a
strong race next season.
Several individual stars were found,
but like the first team, the soplis
weren't too consistent, the defense and
offense being below par.
The team represented Ames in the
county tournament held at Nevada.
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Maxwell in first round games, but fell
before Nevada in the finals.
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Ames 26 Nevada
Ames 36 Newton
Ames 22 Marshalltown
Ames 32 North
Ames 25 Oskaloosa
Ames 23 Boone
Ames 33 Grinnell
Ames 28 Newton
Ames 25 Roosevelt
Ames 30 Marshalltown
Ames 19 Boone
Ames 2 Grinnell
Ames 17 Grinnell
Ames 13 Napier
"' Forfeit. t Reserves
COUNTY TOURNABIENT
Ames 23 Rola11d
Ames 25 Maxwell
Ames 19 Nevada
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Golfers participate in Eleven Meets
UIDED by Coach John Harms, the
Ames High golf squad played an
eleven meet schedule. The Little Cy-
clone team met Newton, Ankeny, Boone,
and Roosevelt of Des Moines, and
played in the Cedar Falls, Cedar Rap-
ids, and Ames invitation meets, also in
the Central Iowa Conference, the State
District, the Spring State, and the Fall
State meets.
The Little flyelones were led by let-
termen Guy Rhinehart Elllil Jim Ander-
son. Dale Kroesen, Browne Otopalik,
Bruce Firkins, and Bill Giese were
others who had seen competition.
The golfers held practices twice each
week, using a system of challenge
matches to decide playing positions. All
practice sessions and l1on1e matches
were played on the Homewood course.
Toi' Row: B. Giese, D. Kroesen, B. Otopalik.
Bo'1"1'oM Row: H. Lantz, J. Anderson, G. Rinehart, B. Firkins.
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big hat is-Browne! that it's a golf club. the putt, too. how it isn't done.
Page 30
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Basketball
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BAM: Row: N. Shellito, K. McDonald,
B. LaVellP, I. Turpin.
FKON1' Row: C. Smith, B. Pickell,
Capt. Hein, NV. Geiger, E. Uhl.
fViezvinsi4y,s
Eowlers Win
Round Robin
iY3'l'.XNIlINllf N. Sliellito, P. Pride.
SI'l"l'INGZ C. Dodds, Capt. Mazvinsky,
E. Kephart.
EARLY 125 girls oujoyccl partici-
pation in G. A. A. af-tivitics this
year. The aim of the Girls' Atlilotic
Association is to afford ovary girl the
ifhaiic-Q to develop physically, nioutally,
morally, and socially. Any girl may
,join and is coiisidcrccl an ac-tive l110l11lJC1'
after earning 100 points.
Ac-tivitivs were planned by the G. A.
A. flflllllvll, made up of three juniors
and three soiiiors who were Qlvcted last
spring. Officers cliosf-11 at the first coun-
vil iiicctiiig' of the yvar Were: Martha
Brotiiall, pre-sidciitg Boniiie Butlcr vice-
presidciitg Dvloris Kephart, sevrotary-
treasurerg Edith Uhl and Mary Jane
I25 GIRLS PARTICIPAT
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Toi' Row: F. Manning, D. Kephart, D. Pride, V Dyas, A. Norris.
Minnmc Row: A. McCormick, M. Gilchrist, Mis Nelson, Mr. Ritland, J.Al'l'iiSI11ltil.
Bo'r'r0M Row: G. Hartman, L. Nichols, H, Sliugart, E. O'Neil, V. 0'Neil.
ENIOR Senate, which is the legisla-
tive body of the senior class, is com-
posed of oiicicers elected by the class,
their six homeroom presidents, and one
representative elected from each of
their homerooms.
This group had charge of the numer-
ous activities which climax every se-
nior's career in high school. These V21-
ried functions make up What is known
to all "eagers" of the graduating class
as "Senior VVeek." Seniors, leaving
the school in buses at 8:30 A. M. were
driven to the Y. M. C. A. camp near
Boone for an all-day picnic. Commit-
tees of the senior senate were in charge
of the day which included games,
dancing in the lodge, and many sports
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which were played all day.
The annual class play, "Spring
Dance," proved to be a huge success due
to the fine acting of the carefully se-
lected cast and the expert direction of
L. VVayne Smith. The play was a light
comedy Written by Philip Barry, the
author of "The Philadelphia Story. "
This play financed Senior VVeek.
Each senior Was given tive play tickets
to sell, but personally contributed ten
cents for each unsold ticket.
Presiding chairman of the Senior
Senate Was Harold Shugart, president
of the senior class. Other officers were,
Eugene O'Neil, vice president, Lynn
Nichols, secretary, and Virginia O'Neil,
treasurer.
Class ot 'l94'I ls Largest in History
mu SovHoMonE:
So you want to know how to be a
senior. Well, we're graduating now,
and we still don't know what it's all
about. We too started out as an un-
united sophomore class and grew and
prospered under Ames Hi Aims High.
Eleven have dropped by the wayside,
but two hundred and seven seniors set
a new record as the largest class ever to
graduate from Ames High.
Glaneing back, three years ago
seems like ages. That was way back
when we were in the old building, and
the tardy bell rang at seven-thirty. Our
pride and joy was Romaine Woodward,
the only sophomore on the basketball
team, and Norma Bauer arrived from
Cedar Rapids.
Then we became juniors and moved
into the new building. At first we were
a little dazed by the maze of halls, but
after several embarrassing experiences
we learned our way around. Bruce Fir-
kins was president, Eileen Dudgeon,
Mary Jane Rice, and Jean Arrasmith
were vice-president, secretary, and
treasurer. They had charge of the
Frolie that we gave for the seniors.
Financing our class activities was "The
Nut l"arni," a light comedy which was
a huge success. So passed another year.
After a summer of rest We came back
for the grand iinale with that custom-
ary senior attitude whieh makes them
unbearable to students and teachers
alike. Superman Harold Shugart is
our presidentg Eugene O'Neil, our vice-
presidentg Lynn Nichols, secretary,
and Virginia O'Neil, treasurer.
To be a successful senior you must
have an ideal. We have our ideas, so
we'll pass them along to you. "A"
stands for academic and that essential
in passing, apple polishing. Eileen
Dudgeon and Clawson Cannon are mas-
ters in this art. "S" is for science and
those two chemists, John Martin and
Lloyd Mahone. Pray that you still
have a building left, Sophomore. "E"
stands for eager. That's the way we
feel about getting out of here. "N" is
for a newcomer, John McElhinney,
who would be an addition to any senior
class. "I" is for ingenuity or that
ability to think up original excuses
when one is late. Betty Lou Knudson
can do it every time. "O" stands for
oratory and that gift of gab our de-
baters, Don De La Hunt and Ed VVick-
land, have. "RH is for romance. Guess
who we saw at the Frolic the other
night. Peggy Rushing and Woody were
together, of course, and Olive Peterson
and Dick Haugen. Our vice-president,
Eugene O'N eil, was seen with Ruth Mil-
ler, while our hardworking Spirit Edi-
tor, Eileen Dudgeon, celebrated with Gi.
Sherman Rinehart. Pat Shearer and
Roger Williams looked as if they were
having a good time. but the surprise of
the evening Was Mary Jane Rice a11d
Clawson Cannon. It's a long hard
grind to the top, but don't be discour-
aged, Sophomore, it's not as bad as it
sounds. We Wish you the best of luck!
Sally and Sammie Senior
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Bob Abbott, Hi-Y 1, 2 3 . . . Edith Baier, G. R. l, 2, 3 . . . Betty Berhow, G. R. 3 . . .
Clawson Cannon, Hi-Y Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club 1 , Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, President, 3, National
Honor Society 3.
Chauncey Alcott, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Elaine Barnett, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club
1, 2 . . . Francis Bradshaw, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Don Cantonwine, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.
Evelyn Anderson, Dramatic Club 2, Art Club 1, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Art Bates, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Var-
sity Club 2, 3 . . . Martha Bretnall, G. R. Cabinet 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice
President 2, G. A. A. President 3 . . . Virginia Carter, G. R. Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3,
Srmrr Staff 3.
Jim Anderson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice President 1, Activity Director 2, Secretary 2, 3,
Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Norma Bauer, Homeroom President 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, SPIRIT Staff
3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 3, Quilland Scroll 3, Pep Club, 2, 3 . . . Grace Brown,
Dramatic Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Homeroom Vice President 1, 2, Junior
Executive Council 2, S1-IR1'r Stat? 3, Pep Club 3,Quill and Scroll 3, National Honor Society 3, G.
R. Cabinet 3 . . . Doris Chase, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Art Club 1.
Kenneth Anfenson, Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Jean Benton, G. R. 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2 . . . Louise Brown,
Girls' Glee Club 1 , G. R. 1, 2, 3, Debate Club 2, 3,Dramatic Club 2. 3, Junior Class Play, National
Honor Society 3, Quill and Scroll 3 . . . Amanda Christensen, G. R. 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls'
Glee Club 2.
John Arnold, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Kenneth Beresford, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3,
Orchestra 1, Dance Band 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Marion Burk, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3,
Orchestra 3, Intramural Manager 2 . . . Dorothy Christianson, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,
Dramatic Club 1, 2, Homeroom Vice President 1,Sec1'etary 2.
Jean Arrasmith, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Librarian 3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Junior Class
Treasurer, Homeroom President 3, Senior Senate 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll
3, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Grace Berg, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Carolyn Campbell, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club
2, 3, Band 1, 2. 3 . . . Jean Clark, G. R. 1, 2, 3, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1 , Girls' Glee Club 1, 2.
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Seniors lor Nineteen Forty-one
Harold Clemens, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1 . . . Betty Lou Comstock, G. R. 1, 2, 3,
Library Club 1, 2 . . . Katherine Cox, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3
. . . Doris Dempsey, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3.
Janet Clyde, Horneroom President 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SPIRIT Staff 1, 2, G. R. Cabinet 2, President
3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3 . . . Ellery Comstock, Hi-Y 1,
2, 3, Art Club 2, Varsity Club 3 . . . Elinor Crump, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Hollis Duecker, Hi-Y 3.
Fred Cody, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Denise Conroy, G.R. 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Bill Cushing,
Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 3 . . . Louise De Vries, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus
il, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3.
Jo Ann Cole, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Dorothy Cook, G. R. 3, Girls' Glee Club
3 . . . Avis Darner, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3 . . . Duane Dirksen, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Art
Club 1, 2, Honierooni Secretary 1, Dramatic Club 2.
Virgil Cole, Hi-Y 3 . . . Mary Cook, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Thelma. Deal, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Eileen
Dudgeon, G. R. Cabinet 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Junior Class
Vice President, SPIRIT Staff 2, Editor 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2. 3.
Treasurer 3.
Kenneth Coleman, Hi-Y 3, Rand 3 . . . Ray Cook, Hi-Y 2, 3, Homeroom Activity Director 2,
Vice President 3, Varsity Club 3 . . . Leonard De Hoet, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice President
3, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Virginia Dyas, Dramatic Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Hornerooni Sec-
retary 2, Vice President 3, Senior Senate 3, G. R. Cabinet 2, SPIRIT Staff 3.
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Mary Jean Combs, G. R. 2, 3 . . . Marilee Cooper, G. R. 1, 2, Library Club 1 . . . Don De La
Hunt, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, Hozneroorn Activity Director 3: SPIRIT Staff 2. 3, Varsity
Club 3 . . . Marilyn Dykes, G. R. 1, 2, 3.
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Thomas Elbert, 1Ii-Y 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Jack Flahive, Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Helen Gowen,
Dramatic Club, 2, G. R. Cabinet 3, Homeroom Secretary 2, Pep Club 1, 3, SPIRIT Sfatt' 3, Quill and
lcroll 3 . . . Coral Hanson, G. R. 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3.
'hil Eldredge, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Bob Flauher, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, Dance Band
, 2 . . . Clyde Green, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3 . . . George Hartman, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom
leerctary 1, Vice President 2, President 3, Student Council President 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Na-
ional Honor Society 3, Senior Senate 3.
'ohn Engeldinger, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Ingrid Flogs-tad, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1 . . . George Grider,
Ii-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Dick Haugen, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glec Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Dance Band
, Homeroom Vice President 1, President 2, Junior Class Play.
'ohn Erickson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, President 3, Homeroom
Tice President 1, President 3, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Veneta Foreman, G. R. 2 . . . Doris Griffith,
F. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Marjorie Hein, G. R. Cabinet 3,Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Librarian 2, Girls' Glee
llub 1, 2, Art Club 1, Homeroom Vice President 3, Pep Club 3, Senior Senate 3.
lharlotte Farren, G. R. 2, 3 . . . Bob Freidrich,Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3 . . . Margaret Gross,
l. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Deloris Johnson G. R. 3.
lruce Firkins, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Hi-Y Cabinet 2, Secretary 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys, Glee Club
1, Homeroom President 1 , Activity Director 2, Junior Class President, SPIRIT Staff 2, 3, National
Ionor Society 2, 3, President 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3 . . . Leota Gerdes, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Ger-
rude Hain, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary 2 . . . Evelyn Johnson, G. R. 1, 2,
Iilford Fjare, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1 . . . Mary Gilchrist, G. R. Cabinet 3, Homeroom Secretary
, Vice President 3, Pep Club 3, Senior Senate 3 . . . Barbara Hall, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club
, Library Club 2, 3, Vice President 3 . . . Lillian Johnson, G. R. 3.
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Seniors lor Nineteen Forty-one
Peggy Kater, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glec Club 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Band 3 . .
Betty Lou Knudscn, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, E
. . . Delores Landers, G. R. 3, Girls' Glee Club 3 . . . Ann McCormick, G. R. Cabinet 2, Secret
tary 3, Homeroom Activity Director 1, Secretary 2, President 3, SPIRIT Staff 2, Senior Senate
3, Pep Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, President 3.
Betty Kellogg, G. R. 2, 3, Homeroom Activity Director 3 . . . Darlene Knuths, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Ari
Club 1 . . . Harvey Lantz, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Earl McCoy, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.
Lucille Keigley, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Mary Beth Koontz, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club, 2, 3, Secretary E
. . . Margi Lawlor, G. R. Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Orchestra 1, 2, E
. . Elizabeth McCoy, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Library Club 1.
Dar Kephart, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Senior Senate 3, Homeroom President 3, Varsity Club 3 . . . Phylli:
Krajicek, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Bernice Leland, G. R. 1
2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . . Marjorie McHone, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Gler
Club 1, Library Club 1.
Deloris Kephart, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, Homeroom Activity Director 3, G. A. A. Secretary
3 . . . Dale Kroesen, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Homeroom Vice Presi
dent 1, 2, Secretary 1, National Honor Society 3 . . . Kenneth Lewis, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,Boys' Glee Clul
2, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, Rand 1, 2, 3 . . . Vict0riaMcKibben, G. R. Cabinet 3, Girls' Glee Club 1
2, President 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3.
Courtney Kimler, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1 . . . Betty Kul0W, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Secre
tary 2 . . . Ruth Jean Lorch, G. R. Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Homeroon
Activity Director 1, SPIRIT Staff 3, Pep Club 3 . . . Jchn Madson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Presi
dent 2.
Bill Kingkade, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Debate Club 1, 2 . . . Juanita LaDassor, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club I
. . . James Lynch, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Varsity Club 3 . .
Lloyd Mahone, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Debate Club 2, Homeroom President 1, 2
Band 2, 3, Dance Band 3, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, SPIRT Staff 2, Hi-Y President 2, 3, National Honoi
Society 2, 3.
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Charles Major, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Srmrr Staff 2, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Minna, Mezvinsky, G. R. 1, 2, 3,
Cabinet 3, Pep Club 2, 3 . . . Millie Morrison, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Paul Nichols, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys'
Glee Club 1, 2, Homeroom Vice President 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Varsity Club 2, 3.
Frances Manning, G. R. Cabinet 3, Homeroom Vice President 2, President 3, Student Council Secre-
tary 3, Pep Club 3, Senior Senate 3 . . . Gwendolyn Miller, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,
Dramatic Club 3 . . . Robert Morrison, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Home-
room President 2, National Honor Society 3 . . . Anna. Kay Norris, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, G. R.
Cabinet 3, Homeroom Vice President 3, Cheer Squad 3, Senior Senate 3.
Carl Martin, Homeroom President 2, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Manager 2, Varsity Club
2, 3, Hi-Y Treasurer 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Ruth Miller, G. R. Cabinet 2, Presi-
dent 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Junior Class Play, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Homeroom President 1, Pep
Club 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. Secretary 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 3 . . . Jack Moye, Hi-Y
1, 2, 3 . . . Bob Nutty, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, Debate Club 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary 3.
John Martin, Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, President 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2,
Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, Homeroom President 1, Junior Executive Council 2,
SPIRIT Staff 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Vice President 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Vice Presi-
dent 3 . . . Dow Mitchell, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . David Mumm, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, . . . Bob-Olive, Hi-Y 1, 2,
3, Homeroom Activity Director 1, 2.
Mary Martin, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Band 3, Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Marian Mitch-
ell, G. R. 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Bob Neff, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Gladys
Olson, G. R. 1, 2, 3. ' '
Eugene Matson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1 . . . Paul Morgan, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice
President 2, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Bob Nelson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Activity Director 3, Var-
sity Club 2, 3 . . . Helen Olson, G. R. 1, 2, 3.
Maryann Merrick, G. R. Cabinet 2, Dramatic Club 2, Homeroom Vice President 1, President 1, 2,
Pep Club 2, 3 . . . Shirley Morris, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Lynn Nichols, G. R. Cabinet 2,
Dramatic Club 1 , Junior Class Play, Homeroom Vice President 1, President 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Presi-
dent 3, Student Council Secretary 1, 2, Senior Senate 3, Senior Class Secretary, National Honor
Society 3 . . . Eugene 0'Neil, Homeroom President 1, Hi-Y Vice President 2, 3, Senior Senate 3:
Senior Class Vice-president, Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice President 3.
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Seniors For Nineteen Forty-one
Virginia 0'Nei1, G. R. Cabinet 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Homeroom Activity Director 1, Secretary 2,
Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Senate 3, National Honor Society 3 . . . Dick Pride, Hi-Y Cabinet
2, 3, Homeroom President 1 , Senior Senate 3, National Honor Society 3 . . . G. Sherman Rinehart,
Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Homeroom Vice President 1, 2, SPIRIT Staff 3,
Senior Senate 3, Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Marjorie Sadler, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls Clee Club 1.
Aileen Osborn, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. . . Dorothy Rafdal, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club
11, 2 . . . Rosajune Robinson, G. R. 2, 3, Debate Club 2, 3 . . . Robert Sailsbury, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.
Ralph Paulson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 3 . . . Charles Ray, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . John
Roche, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Eileen Sevde, G. R. 3.
Jack Peck, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Joan Remley, G. R. 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Dick Rodgers,
Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Pat Shearer, G. R. Cabinet 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed
Chorus 2, 3, Secretary 3, Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, G. A. A. Council 2, Cheer Squad 3, SPIRIT
Staff 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3.
George Peterson, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Mixed Chorus 3 . . . Mary
Jane Rice,.Dramatic Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Robe Keeper
3, Junior Class Secretary, G. R. Treasurer 3, G. A. A. Council 3, Homeroom Activity Director 1:
National Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Mildred Romsey, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Leila Shelton, G. R. 1, 2, 3.
Olive Peterson, G. R. Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Homeroom Activity Director 1, Vice-presi-
dent 2, Art Club 1 , Pep Club 2, 3, SPIRIT Staff 3 . . . Carl Riggs, Hi-Y 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Homeroom
President 2, Senior Senate 3 . . . Peggy Rushing, G. R. Cabinet 2, Dramatic Club 1, Homeroom
Secretary 1, 2, Vice President 1, President 2, Student Council Vice President, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 . . .
Marilene Shockley, G. R. l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Library Club 2.
Bob Phillips, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3 . . . Arthur Riley, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Secre-
tary 2, Fire Squad 2, 3 . . . Betty Rynkiewitz, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus
2, 3 . . . Joe Shore, Hi-Y 1.32, 3, Art Club 2.
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Harold Shugart, Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3, Homeroom President 1, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, President 2, Art
Club 1, Senior Senate 3, Senior Class President . . . Grace Swanson, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library 2 . . .
Rosetta Tice, G. R. 1, 2, Library Club 2 . . . James Warren Hi-Y 3, Dramatic Club 3. ,
Ervin Smith, Hi-Y l, 2, 3 . . . Everett Taylor, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Edythe Todd, G. R., Cabinet
3, Debate Club 1, Dramatic Club 2, Dick Wearth, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.
Kenneth Smith, Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys' Clee Club 2 . . . Margaret Taylor, G. R. Cabinet 2, Mixed Chorus
1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3,
G. A. A. Council 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3 . . . David Trueblood, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Olin Wellhouse, Hi-Y
1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3.
Lorraine Speck, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 3, Dramatic Club 1, Library Club 1 . . . Richard Taylor,
Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Eleanor Ullestad, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3
. . . James Westervelt, Hi-Y 3.
Dorothy Spratt, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3 . . . Robert Taylor, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club
1, Boys' Glue Club 1, Fire Squad 1, 2 . . . Ann Utter, G. R. 2, 3, Band 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Dra-
matic Club 3 , . . Gerald Westwick, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Q
Harriet Steel, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, Art Club 1, Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Ivon
Teeter, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, Dramatic Club 2, Library Club, 2, 3, President 3 . . . Bob Wal-
lace, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Ruth Wetter, G. R. 3.
Alberta Steinberg, I 1. R. 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2 . . . Kathleen Thompson, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Girls'
Glee Club 1 , Band 1. 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Homeroom Secretary 1, Cheer Squad 3 . . . Dorothy
Warren, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2 . . . MurlWha.toff, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3.
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ED VVICKLAND 1'
ROGER WII.I,I.xMS
lloM.xINi: ARD
DON Yr fNG
CURINNIJ WIERSON
KEITH WIIILIBY
HEIIEN VVORTMAN
lllARJORIE ZEA
BOB CLARK
BIARIAN WIIIIIIS
DICK WRIGHT
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Ed Wickland, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Debate i'lI1b 1, 2, 3 . . . Roger Williams, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club
1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Robo Keeper 3, SPIRIT Staff 2: Varsity Club 3, Fire Squad 2, 3 . . . Ro-
maine Woodward, Hi-Y 1, 2, 31 Homeroom President 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Don Young, Hi-Y
1, 2, 3.
Corinne Wierson, G. R. 1, 2, 3 . . . Keith Wil1iby, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Helen Wortman, G. R. 1, 2, 3,
Homeroom Activity Director 2 . . . Marjorie Zea, G. R. 1, 2, 3.
Lyle Ray, Hi-Y 1, 2, 31 l'1OI1lU1'00111 Activity l2ll'Qt"0l' 2 . . . Marian Willis, G. R. 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 3,
Girls' Glee Ulub 1, 2: DI'vnIatiI- Cllub 3: Homerooiu Secretary 3 . . . Dick Wright, Hi-Y 1, 2, 33
Cabinet 2, 3 . . . Bob Clark, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Drziiiiuiein- Club 1, 33 Hoineroom Activity Director 1.
Seniors For Nineteen Forty-one
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how to "sell yourself" before
selling an ad to a custonier.
PPROXIMATELY 1,300 hours
were spent by the staff nienibers
led by Eileen Dudgeon, editor, in pro-
ducing' the 1941 Spirit. Eileen was us-
sisted by Kathleen Hein and Janet
Yoder in niounting' pic-tures, editing
copy, and writing headlines. Mr. Hzirnis
served as sponsor of the stuff
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Noveniber started the 1941 Spirit sales
Page 54
0 Nickey, Bill, and Pat prove that
good, efficient business people
are supposed to be able to write.
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there, treat it, pray, and the
picture comes out here. C'l'hey hopej
eaiiipaigii. A skit patterned after at
radio brozldezist, in whieh all the stuiif
took part, was followed by short talks
by the editor, business ll1illl2lg.IOl', senior
editor, and the introduetion of the staff.
Slogzin for the super-salesmen led by
Patsy Shearer, business niniiziger,
Nic-key lgindstroni, and Bill Buck, her
assistants, was "'l"l1z1t's the Spirit, Buy
the Spirit."
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C1115 Sponsors Record Red Cross Drive
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Tm' Row: l,. llrnwn, N. Banu-r, P. SllU2ll'1'l', J, A1'l'21SIYllfll, G. Ikrown, II. Gowvn.
ll0'I"Iitl1l Huw: Il. Firkins, A, Mc'Cm'mick, J. Clyclv, Miss Wilcox, J. Martin, E. lllulgeon.
0 lnitizntvs Ilvlvn, Normal and 0 "SxvPe-I Adeline" 0 "Yum Yum" thinks Helen with
JUZIII wvzu' pzuwr pins. chirps Nf3I'IIl2l. hex' tongue in hm' cheek.
P2121 GA
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Girl Reserves and Hi-V
Tor Row: M. Mezvinsky, R. Lorch, J. Yoder, L. Speck, L. Hummel, N. Lindstroni, M
Bretnall, D. Sauvain.
SIGCHNIP Row: 0. Peterson, E. Butler, B. Dunlap, V. McKibben, J, Al'l'RSlllltll, G. Brown
V. Carter, E. Todd.
Tumn Row: M. Willis, M. Lawler, M. Hein, Miss Thutt, Miss White, M. Gilchrist, V
Dyas, F. Kerekes.
B0'l"l'0M Row: H. Gowen, V. O'Neil, M. Rice, A. McCormick, J. Clyde, R. Miller, A. Norris
Tor Row: D. Pride, W. Forman, J. Martin, J. Lynch.
S1-:voxn Row: J. Rice, J. Pinney, C. Iverson, B. Otopalik, W. Cunningham, C. Martin.
B0'l"l'0BT Row: J. Galligan, B. Buck, Mr. Swedell, L. Mahone, B. Firkins.
ICVIGRICND James J. Davies of Ft.
.Dodge was the speaker for Friend-
shir NVQ-ek an im rortant event s won-
7
sored jointly hy Girl Reserves and Hi-Y.
Assemblies were held ezufh morning in
addition to elass forums.
Girl Reserve soc-iul events were the
New Students' Party, the monthly
hirthdziy parties. at dues party, and the
llig Pal-liittlel'z1l picnic.
Otlic-ers for the yezir were Janet
Clyde, president iirst semester, vice-
president seeondg Ruth Miller, vice-
president first semester, president see-
ondg Mary .lame Rive, treasurerg Ann
Met 'ormiek, sec-retzlry. Miss lVl1ite and
Miss 'l'hutt are sponsors.
IIE Ames Hi-Y is one of the few in
the state in which every boy in sehool
is a member. Its aim and pledge is fo
werlte, llllllillfllllllv, 11.1111 e.1'ff'n1l I1 iyh stand-
urrls of 1'lulrr11'ter.
Activities of the Hi-Y are the Friend-
ship C'onferenee, tire-sides, and Parent-
Son Night.
Officers for the iirst semester were
Lloyd Mahone, presidentg Bill Buck,
vice-presidentg Bruce Firkins, seere-
taryg Carl Martin, treasurerg for the
sem-ond semester, Bill Buck, presidentg
Jerry Gzilligzlii, viee-presidentg Keith
Berry, seeretaryg Jael: Pinney, treas-
urer. Faeulty advisors are .B01'll2l1'll
Swedell amd Ray Sinalling.
0 Ruth Miller looks longingly 0 Miss NVhite and Miss Thutt o Prexy Mahone carries
at Mary June Rice's place.
0 Chefs suprenie, Firkins and
Gilkey toss up some hot
dogs at the Boone game.
partake at cabinet supper.
Does it look good, Ruthie? 0 Mr. Swedell and Smalling
survey the new cabinet.
0 Carrold and Carl tie the
county home boxes.
on. Behind those other
smiles are Bill and Bruce.
o More boxes for the home,
but this time, Bev. and
Ruth take over.
..?
P2126 50
GIQZ
Clubs
Appear
At
Toi' Huw: II. .Inc-ksun, Z. l.oinin,u'vr,
ll. Xun X lurk. Il. West, S, Lvwls, .XI
Dmlqls, II. Nic-huls, S. Dunzigrzm, li
Bll'130Il2ll1l, Ii. Millvr.
Toi' Iiow: TZ. Dunlap, Ii, I'ivkoII, IS.
. INIUSIIPIH, M. Rico, Il. Quunrlzihl, R.
. Alimlgpiwlvn, C. Iflonclrickson, Ii. LQ-
Izinrl, A. Vttvr, I.. Dc-Vrivs. Ill. .Xn-
dvrson. IC. Zimmvrmnn.
Srzvoxp Row: Ii. Wood, IE. Vzlllinv, I.. Slccoxn Row: D. Martin, D. Iizirnvs,
Iiolwrg, M. Quist, H. McCoy, IZ. I'z1t- H. I
'3l'0Clit?I1I'lllg'l?, I'. Ilowlrf, K. Mc-
tvrsun, VV. Otto, BI. Griffith, M. link- Donald, M. IZo1'g'lm'zyel', N, Ymlng,
ur, C. Tliurntun, A. Turner.
'I'H11:1w Row: G. Ando:-sun, D. Couk,
.l. Tlinmzxs, J. Hrintnrill, D. Quczll
D. Hamilton, D. Matson, XY. Gvigor,
R. .Xnmls-rson, IG. Konfix-III.
BOTTOM Row: R. XVetter', D. IXIcKib-
bvn, C. Smith, Y. Curter, Miss Ilmv- null
vr, N, Rotliucker, M. Larson, I.
.:Xl0X?lI14lt5l', Y. Kulow.
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li Tziylor, J. Romlcy, I'. Krsijicek,
I! Clarke, A. Gilman.
Tiiiizn Row: A. Shipp, I. Knuths, II.
, I-iynkivwitz, K. Boland, G. Brown,
smith, Il. I,:1V0lle, I. Turpin,
I-1. Iinudson, B. Butler, F. Kcrokes,
C I'
J. Aim
frzint.
IZOTTOM ROW: D. Porter, I'. O'Don-
, M. Hretnull, G. Lind, Miss Bow-
mi K Cox, IG. Duclgeon, A. Norris,
H. '1'Wog'0ml.
Union,
present
Program
For
Mothers
Toi' Row: AI. Sumu, IG. Cox, IX. Raw-ml
II. Mzilionv, XY. l"'OI'III2lI1, IG. Matson
Ii. Taylor, C. Martin. S. Sjursun.
SECOND How: K. III-Il, D. Ycmnuns
R. Paulson, T. Elbert, R. XN'oml, G
I'utesrson, H. Morrison, K. Ilcrry, 13
Firkins.
THIRD Row: IE. Mzmkvstml, C. Monu-
Iian, I.. NVillsun, S. II. I.:lrson, IC.
Kauffman, H. Jonllull, IC. Kitts, 1'I
1-+'elfImzm, unirlontitiunl.
I3o'r'roM Row: W. Cunninglumx, 1:
Tripp, C. Iverson, Miss Iiuwcr, .I
lllrickson, G. XVhitf1ulml, 1'. Yzmue.
J
o l"l'0lll the zlltos, Cox :mil 0 Glee Clubs D9l'f0l'lll at the 0 McDonald zllld LaVelle
liutler zulfl their bit. Hotel for the Rotary Clllb. l'ZllSf' the pitch.
0 Ann Utter zlnrl llorrltlly 0 Boy's double quartet VVZll'lllS 0 More volves join the
l'nrtvr sillg second. up il hit before going oll. chorus.
llilllS' tllee t'lllhs plw-sm-lltc-rl il V011-
1-1-rt fur the lVnllll-ll's fllllll :lt the
llllltlll Ull ll01't'lllllt'l' ll. 'l'he t'lllllS pur-
flt'lll2ll't'tl with lifltlllt' Ellltl Fort Dmlge
Ill thc- 'l"l'i-t'ity Fvstivzll hc-lcl alt litbthllll
lll Many.
'l'hl- girls lllvt tll1l'lllg' the week, with
Nliss ltltlllil llmvm-l', stllclyillg lllllsil- lillll-
flzllllvlltzlls, lllllsif- 2llllll't't'l2llltllI, illltl the
l'nl'lllillg ol' smiles. 'l'wu sextets Zllltl Rl
triple trio were l'4ll'lllt'tl :lllcl t'1ll'llislle1l
lllllsil- lor t'lllll't'll :lull st-llmml lll'tbg'l'illllS.
tlt'li1'vl's we-rv: Sw-mill l'eriml tlleu
Vlllll - liflllll Nlvllflllillfl, lll'l'Sltlt'lll'Q
lfllllll Wmnl, Vlt'l'-lll't'SltltllllQ Joyvv
'l'llulll:ls, St't'l't'lZll'.VQ Zllltl lJtll'2l MvKih-
lwll, llhl':ll'l:lll.
Sixth l'c-riml tllw t'lllll-Mary .lzlllo
Hive, lbl't'Sltlt'lllQ lllileoll llllclgw-ull, vice-
ll't'Sltlt'IllQ fllt'0ll0 fl1'2llll, sevl'etzll'y:
lit'2lll lxl'l'2lSlllllll, lllll'Zll'lilll.
S il flc-llzll'tlll'e fl'tblll the llSllill typo
ul' twgzlllizzltiull, Boys' tilee Club
mtl-fl not to take ll2ll'l ill pl'ugl'zlllls als
21 holly tllis 'V0ill', hut to he l'0lll'0St'llft'tl
hy Slllilll vm-all QPOIIIPS Zlltillll. lt was llc'-
viflccl to Slllg' ll1'llll2ll'll.V ful' Ull,ltlj'lllt'llf ill
the t'l2lSSl'0tblll, llsillg four ll2ll'l sollgs
Sllt'll as Negro Sllll'llll2llS, ligllt vlzlssivs,
fllll sollgs, zllltl tolli snllgs.
For tlwso who wisheml to go l'2l1'lll0l'--
to lllllbl'0Vt' their sillgillg Zllltl ll2ll'lll'l-
paltl- ill Ill'0Q,'l'2llllSflllt'l't' were lllilllj' up-
lml'tllllities, Slllt'0 buys who were ollt-
Slillltllllg' ill tllw fllllll were t'llUSt'll for
Mixt-tl fllltPl'llS, VVlltll'0 they Silllg' lllUl't'
zlclvzlllvml lllllSlt'.
Utlim-1-l's elwtell were: eltlllll lCl'i4-li-
stall, lbl'0Sltl0llfQ t'z1l'roltl lVt'l'S0ll., vice-
lll'l'Sltl0lllQ Keith llvrry, S0t'l't'l2l1'j'2 illltl
tlvol'gv ljt'l01'S0ll, llll1'2l1'lilll. The clllll
lllet twit-0 weekly lllltltll' the tll1'0t'fl0ll of
Miss Etlllil l3ow0l'.
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Band and Qrcbcstra
MES High 's orchestra, With Boone
and Fort Dodge, participated in
the Tri-City Music Festival held at
Boone under the direction of George
Dasch, conductor and composer.
Directed by Mr. Day, the sixty piece
orchestra presented its spring concert,
a high school program, and a NVOI
broadcast. A new oboe and bass viol
were added to the instrumentation.
Many students participated in the
home solo contest. The theatre orches-
tra played for Baccalaureate, plays, and
Commencement. String, saxophone,
and cornet quartets were organized.
Officers of the organization Were Rob-
ert Allbaugh, president, Peggy Kater,
vice-president, Victoria McKibben, sec-
retary-treasurer, Norma Shellito, li-
brarian.
Give Spring Concerts
EADING the marching band doW11
the field were the drum major and
tive tiashy twirlers with new uniforms.
Besides playing at the home games, the
marching band made a trip to North
High in Des Moines and thrilled the
fans there With their formations.
The 62 piece concert band gave its
spring concert in the auditorium on the
evening of March 28 to a capacity
crovvd. The high school students en-
joyed an assembly given by the band in
the spring. A VVOI broadcast was
given, and the Thursday night summer
concerts in the municipal music pavil-
ion were opened by the band in May.
Concert band officers Were: John
Martin, president, Bill Buck, vice-
president, Margaret Taylor, secretary-
treasurerg YVayne Bourne, librarian.
0 Eldredge and Lewis beat it 0 Playin' on the big horns 0 Hepcats Mahone and Shel-
out eight to the bar. are .Allbaugh and Beresford, lito on the clarinets.
o Marching band sits one out 0 Lloyd and 0 Ken Wing plays 0 Martin and Burk lead
at the Boone-Ames game. his drums. his horn. the "slush-pumpersf'
Page 62
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Iuxn lhm' I', I'111In-, I3.1'I:1lIe1fl1, I1,IIi'1lI1l.AI. I,uxx'.1n', II, l'II1'sl:14l. N. Shvllilu, .I, I!1'n1lI1:l1'1l, II. Xlxxhmw
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Inn, XY. XYIIIIIIVU, Y. Iluwlmy, Il. UIIIISIIZIII, NI. Riggs, If. WN1-il, XI, M1-Iivlu-y,
IUIIHXI Iimxi Y, Mvliilslvrlu, II. .Izu-Izsvn, .I. .IIlI'IiNlIl. .X. Gilman, II. AIIIIfIlII'lIl'II, RI. Ilaxlwr, II, Vlmixsv. AI
lZl1rk,II, XX4'HIl'I'Xl'II.
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1':nul1r, II. .XI:ml:-nn, NI .Im11's. NI. Iiuvlc, l'. Higgs, .I. Mzlrtill.
NIVIIXII II
mx: IC. l'II1-slzul, .X. I':ll1Is"11. S, Nlrwris, Il. YUUIIIZIIIS, II. Iizxgsnlillv, II. SWZIIISVII, II. l"I2IllIIUI', I!
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Nlmm-, .I. Ix'vr's4'11, H. Ilrrllme-, X. II:111s1':1II1, NY. I"Ul'IIIllII, W. XYj'IlllII'l', Y. Ihlslvy.
I'm'mxl Ibm: Il. NIZIIIHIIV, N. SIU-Iliiw. .l, HZIIIIQEIII, Il. Ross,I.Iiavlmlxl,II.I!1'1'a'Iwl11'i1lg1-.l1,II:uls1':1II1,II
Nlvlii
I,Iwn,
A ..
'I I ' o Row: K. Beresford, J. Martin, B. Buc
X ' Sleie er.
'l"l'0lNI w: L. Mahone, W. Forman, V
X ' - ' en, G. Bourne, B. Mahone, D. Hauge'
'J
1 X
MES High Swingsters swang out
at the matinee dances once a six
weeks. The twelve ,jivers Were John
Martin, trombone, Lloyd Mahone, pi-
ano, Kenneth Beresford, bass, Bill Ma-
hone, Gerald Bourne, Jim Iverson,
lVayne Bourne, lVallaee Forman,
saxes, Bill Sleiehter, Bill Buck, John
Rice, eornetsg and Diek Haugen, drums.
The rugeutters eapered at the Pig-
skin Pranee on Oct. 3. Chaperones
were Mrs. J. S. Dodds, Mrs. R. D. Feld-
nran, and Mrs. N. J. Rrintnall.
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'f
9
0 Mid-year dance shots show
the crowd with Ann and
Bill in the spotlight.
x
0
x
o Mary and Kim smile, and
Bob tells Margaret how
he caught that big one.
On N ov. 13, the Belated Ballot-Bo
Brawl was held with Mrs. C. A. Iversoi
Mrs. R. F. Carter, and Mrs. T. I
Vance as ehaperones.
Prizes Were given to the boy and gil
holding the lucky ticket during the ir
terniission of the Holly Follies, Decent
ber 18th matinee dance. Mrs. J. Ii
Hansel, Mrs. L. Cl. Arrasmith, Mrs. E
M. lValton, and Mrs. J. L. Spurrie
were the ehaperones.
At the Semester Fiesta, January 25
the niid-year all school evening dance
xll
wfllt
nhl
X
xx
Xxsx R
1.
'gilliil l7zu'irr, snplummrm-, NVilSl1iUll0l
lrnis 4111114-ul fu Ray 1 .f f um
'Amcs ll1g'l1's Dl't'2llll Gll'l,M21Illl Ilill'- X
Sllllgiaxrt, "Arm-s lliglfs Suprr-
am." Vlnznpmwnws xvrn- Mr. :xml Mrs.
P M. llirlism-ll, Mr. :xml Mrs. .lulm Ilzlr-
. A
.m.:1ml Mrs. 'I'. .l. Mum-y.
'l'ln- lim-11 In-itvl' Ilzly l,2llll'l' was llc-ld
nn Fl'lH'll2ll'j' 215. l'l1z1p1-rmws wr-ro Mrs.
ll. XY. Mitf-lwll, Mrs. li. M. XVz1l'm11,
Hrs. fl. M. Kllluw, Mrs. XV. l'. Nim-lmls,
Mrs. NV. U. il:u'sslm', Mrs. XV. 141. Halli-
ln.
Page 65
IP"""'
Fitty-three Voices Join in Chorus
Toe Row: B. Green, B. Otopiilik, S. Larson, G. Tripp, W. Forman, G. Peterson, B. Cushing, J. Erickson,
J. Iversen, G. Whitfield, B. Firkins.
Sxceoxn Row: H. Twogood, D. Porter, H. Breckenridge, B. LaVelle, J. De La Hunt, P. Nichols, L. Mahone,
W. Cunningham, B, Leland, B. Rynkiewitz, G. Lauer, V. Manning.
Tnncn Row: C. Hanson, E. Mitchell, A. Christensen, I. Turpin, L. DeVries, B. Quandahl, C. Hendrick-
son, M. Hein, M. Taylor, E. Ande1'son, K, Cox.
FUI'I!'l'lI Row: E. Butler, M. Rice, P. Shearer, J. Perry, Miss Bower, C. Cannon, K. McDonald, R. NVil-
lianis, C. Grant.
o Carols echo in the halls as o Coral and Ellen o Official performance-robes
chorus sings Yuletide songs. vocalize a bit. and all-at the hotel.
lF'l'Y-THREE nienihers partiei-
pated this year in the only Anies a
eapella group, Anies High Mixed
Chorus.
The iirst seinester ehorus worked
Illillllly on seales, liarinony, and singing
teehniqne: The seeond semester they
prepared and presented programs. Ten
new inenlhers were added seeond senies-
ter to give a more halaneed group.
Page 66
Direeted hy Miss Edna llower, the
ehorus presented Sunday niorning serv-
iees at various elnlrelies. On May 15th,
the group took part in the 'l"1r'i-City Fes-
tival Whieh was held in Boone. Chorus
also gave an Easter vesper serviee at
the Meniorial Union, April Gth.
Oftieers were: Flawson Cannon, pres-
identg Jaek Perry, viee-presidentg Pat
Shearer, seeretary-treasurer.
Cubs publisli Une Edition ol Web
IiUlll'4'lX1l llu- lu-Iwi-1-ii se-ilu-sic-i"s l'l'i-pzl1'z1T1-ijvToflu-iriiiiil-yn-211'wlitii-ii
1-ililifni ul' ilu- .Xnu-s lligrli XY1-1-lily ul'1lu- XVQ-lu, illlllS liziiuli-il iii iiulivinliiz
Wulf was ilu- llllllSl 4-liilfs liig' Il1'H,l04'l' si-mpluu-las, wliii-li sc-i'vm-ml :is si 1-uiiiiu-fi
nI'1lu-.iw-:ni'. Bliss Xl'lSfbll,1'lllll2lllYlSHl'. tivm- 1-xc-i'visv fm' stall zissigiiiiu-nts ii
zns pw-si-iili-il llu- nu-4-liziiiii-s nl' writing llu- NVQ-lm. Ullivi-i's wi-ri-: llruwiu- Ulu
iu-ws, l'i-:iliii'i- stf-ru-s, ziiul liiiiiu-i'. lu lu-- I-zllilc, pri-sicli-iilg Ki-ifli l:l'l'l'y, vu-1
giiiiiiiig' iiiiiim' ziiul snplmiiiniw- ,l0lll'll2ll- pre-siili-iil-g l'll'2lIl4'US lim-iw-lu-s, S01'l'l'lZll'f
isls lm- lliiw- .Vl'2ll'S. ll'02lSlll'0l'.
'l'ul- limit Ii. lim-sslf-i', K, Us-i'i'y, ll Iiiisli, A. Ilziiisnlli, T. Rlllllllllflvll, II. Utnpulili, V. Ifmlcl.
Siu-xii limi: I", K1-iw-lic-s, II. 'llVVflQO0Il. .I. l:l'llllIl1lll, A. llllCl3.lOl'flfl1, M, Lush, A. Vviiimi, M. Wzillu-V, I..
Sli-wzirl
lllllllllb Huw: A. Willis, li Iiiiulslmiii, M. Quisl, M. Dmlmls, J. lXlc-Dmiulrl, M. Rotlizu-lu-i', M. Iiukz-i', V. Kiilow.
Iiwrmxi Huw: l'. l'i'i1l1-, IS. B2lllSll2llI, A. 'I'ui'm-i', Mis Nelson, P, Allflt'l'SllIl, VV. Gs-ige-13 I-I. lllil.
0 l'iil:s look uve-V 1-xc-Iiziiiu-s, 0 ls that :in iiits-iw-still lrtnli? 0 lumuisz- llrnwu giws :ulvii-0
Page- 6
Tor Row: D. Kephart, E. Zimmerman, J. Cole, M. Angle, B. Cassady.
SICVUNIP Row: A. Passmore, J. Nutty, A. Darner, D. Dempsey, B, O'Brieu, C. Nutty, T. Hutchison.
Borroxr Row: J. Laljassor, M. Koontz, Miss Tliutt, E. Mclilyea, I, Teeter, B. Hall.
o Here lies the Ames o Letfs see, which
High Weekly NVebs. comes first-R or S?
o Those must be very o Funny jokes in
iuterestilig books! popular mechanics?
Library Houses Q,500 to 3,000 Rocks
PPROXlMA'l'lCliY 2,500 to 13,000
books are housed iii the Ames
lligli library and liaiirlletl by the Iii-
ill'2ll"V Vluli, uucler the spoiisorsliip of
Miss 'Fliutt ami lilleauor Melflyea. Lim-
itefl to twenty members, these student
ilill'ill'lZlllS are eliosen ou the basis of i11-
terest iii lilmrar,v work, attitude of serv-
iee, and seliolastie rec-ortl. Flaeli girl
works about two periods a week in the
library.
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The projevts elioseii lay the eluli for
the year were the elassifying' and eata-
loguiiig of new liooksg ill'l'ill1glll4Qf mater-
ial ill show eases, and making' a st-rap
book of elippings of all aetivities of tht
Ames seliools.
Oliif-ers were Ivon Teeter, presitleiitg
il3arbara llall, Vive-presicleiltg Mary-
lietli Koontz, sec-retary-treasurerg and
Delores Kepliart, soc-ial eliairman.
Lines, Light, Make-up are Actors, Tools
-I ,, 1 ,Nw 1 - f ,rw ,rv -,x '-
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MOl'I'lSfJH calls for 119111 0 Wellhouse gets Winlock 1111111111111 fm' the C1lZll'8C19l'
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T110 1-asf, 1111'1-1-1011 111' 11. XVEIYIIU
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UNIOR English classes, taught by
Miss Wlilcox and Miss McNally,
studied English and American litera-
ture, and English grammar. Special
work was covered by use of the Reader's
Digest. Miss Nelson's journalism class
published the Ames lligh lVeekly lVeb
and made an extensive study of propa-
ganda. Junior French classes studied
French Qffilllllllilfg the senior class read
French novels and prepared special
projects each semester, under the direc-
tion of Miss lladish. Second year
Latin students, tutored by Mr. Ritland,
studied Caesar's commentaries on the
Gallic campaigns.
o Well, it's only the
sixth time that Bob
has begun the test.
0 Parlez-vous francais?
first and second year
French represented.
Page 72
0 That's a queer gadget
that Al and Frances
have there in Physics.
0 Peg and Mary Jane back 0 "Power of the press," or
to nature in Girls'
Industrial Arts class.
Physics and chemistry classes, in-
structed by Mr. Harms, combined
nearly equal a111ounts of textbook and
laboratory Work during the year.
Studying the essentials of geometry,
sophomore pupils were under the super-
vision of Mr. Swedell and Mr. Gowan.
lnstructed by Miss lVhite, second
year algebra proved to be an especially
popular subject for students who
wished to take up engineering or an al-
lied course in college.
Biology students, under the direction
of Mr. lVells and Mr. Smalling, perused
the book 'tl3iology of Today," a study
of all living things.
0 Meg and Virginia figure
out the geometry problem
by marking a chalk globe.
Paul helps Leonard out
in Boys Home Ee. class.
anlialpadrine, see?"
explains .Iolin Harlan.
Justine a few hints
about Latin f.'Il'iIIllIll2ll'.
0 "'l'liat bone is a liyso- 0 Iowa's on the niap,
even though we aren't
an old Greek relic.
0 Mr, Ritlanrl gives 0 "Push here, pull there,
slap here, and blow
hard," says Archie Lon.
4'
0 "If it explodes, don't,
forget to record your
breakage," Jack advises.
0 Milton tries to take a
bit of finger in that
deal while in shop.
NIICRIVAN history elasses under Boys' and girls' industrial arts
Miss Spatz, Miss Tllutt, and Mr.
Sniitli, studied, in addition to their
regular textbooks, 'illenloeraey and Its
4'onipetitors." Fivies elasses, taught
by Miss Uxborrow and Mr. Kranier
learned liow our federal and state sys-
tems oi' government work.
First year eonnnereial students, su-
pervised by Miss Vanvin, learned the
fundainentals of shorthand writing and
eonipeted in two eontests based o11 sliort-
liand legibility. Senior girls, under tlie
direetion ol' Mrs. Miller, worked for
speed and aeenraey in typing and sliort-
liand. 'I'yping to niusie was used to
promote rliytlnn of toueli in non-eon1-
niereial elasses under Miss llartsook.
Miss liunst'ord supervised the two
types ot' pliysieal edueation offered to
all girls, rliytlnn, and sports and games.
elasses, taught by Mr. Benz, were devot-
ed to Woodworking, nletal working,
eleetrieity, and plaster easting.
Mr. Lorenz ls art elass did projeets in
elay, pastels, eliareoal, silk sereen, pen-
eil sketeliing, and studied art appreeia-
tion.
Boys' l1on1e eeononiies elasses dis-
eussed personal grooniing, seleetion oi'
elothes, nioney nianagenient, manners.
learned eooking and sewing. and
planned and presented several dinners
during tlie year. Miss Kraft, assisted
by student teaeliers from Iowa State
Vollege, direeted their work. Girls'
lionle eeononiies elasses under Miss 'Pur-
ner, assisted by student teaeliers, studied
foods, sewing, faniily relationships, per-
sonal grooniing, and the seleetion of
elotlles.
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Council lnaugurates Noon Hour program
OON 1l0111' 1'Gl'1'Q2l110I1 was begun 111
Ames High early 111 Deee111ber.
The 1l1'0gT21111, 111111111011 by t11e Student
f10ll11l'11, student g'0VGI'111llg' body, was
desigiied for st1111e11ts who eat at s1f11oo1
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1'l'1'1'0Zl110I1 f1ll1'11lQ,' the 110011 1101112
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dents 111111111111 twiee il week 011 the 1111111-
to1'i11111 stage to 1qOt'01'l1S fl1I'111S1lQC1 by
those who 111111 1-111'1'e11t favorites. '1'11e
movies, 1+0111e11ies 111111 e11111'11t1o11111 pie-
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t0P1111ll.
Active g'11111es were volley ball, shuf-
He board, ping' pong, 1J2lf1I111ll1Oll, deck
tennis, box 1101ekey, 111111 b11sketb1111. In-
111'tive g'2l1110S 1111-111111111 1f11e11ke1's, 1'1l1111i0I'
1'11e1'ks, 111111 130111002117 golf.
8111110111 1-o1111111ttees were: Movies,
1VZ111211'Q Fo1'1111111, 1'1111i1'1111111, Betty 11011
Kl1ll11SiJ11, 111111 IJ2lV1f1 L11s11g 1J2llll'1llg2,',
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strom, 111111 Guy R1111l'1l211'1Q Aetivo
f111111es, Louise Brown, l'11Zl11'Il12lll, Mar-
1ilI1 M1t1f11e11, 111111 James D11-tzg 1ll2l1'11VC
Gaines, M31'1211l 1V1111s, 1'l1111r1111111, 11111'-
riet Steele, 111111 J111'k Perry.
0 Howard VVillcox was 011
0 Janet and Carrold 0 Ed and Louise shuffle
take the spotlight, off to a few points the receiving end of
but Ed gives his all. during El hot game. Louise's smash hit.
o The object of their 0 Louise Brown, again, 0 Butz swings Ricey
game is to end 11p with but this time she while Ruth and Ted
all parts present. makes quite 21 racket. look a bit frightened,
Page T-1
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Page T5
Managers punch 1090 Season Tickets
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0 CklI'1, George, 111111 Jack will 0 D011 gives it the l'2lS1JbGl'1'l9S
accept 110 bribes, thank you, while A111an1l11 looks cone?-1111111.
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UIWDERCLHS
M if
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Class of 1942
HE bricks in the Smith house were
popping in and out like the valves in
an eight cylinder engine. The Smith
twins were going out tonight. Bill was
in front of his mirror povvdering his
face. Dot was in front of her mirror
povvdering her face. But their purposes
were opposite. Bill had come to a serious
realization. The years had caught up
with him. He must shave. Dot was
povvdering a serious realization, too.
Her nose was shiny.
This is just one proof that the juniors
are taking on responsibilities that they
had failed to realize were theirs when
they entered the doors of Ames High
for their first time as fresh and inno-
cent sophomores.
A great machine, this junior class,
but a machine requires "cogs." The
Junior Executive Council, or "trans-
mission," consists of John Rice, presi-
dent, Jack Pinney, vice-president,
Frank Kerekes, secretary, and Herb
Crilkey, treasurer. The "drivers," to
Whom we owe our sincere thanks were
Miss Cxborrovv and Mrs. Pinney.
"The Late Christopher Bean" was
the title of this year's junior class pro-
duction. Mr. Smith supervised and
presented a superb show. Charles Mil-
ler and Lila Hummel played the leads,
the supporting cast consisted of Dean
Dixon, Jack Perry, Delores Knight,
Bob Allbaugh, Virginia Halstead, Betty
Clark, and Wayne Reed.
Junior Executive Council
Tor Row: J. Penny, H. Gilkey, R. Byrnes.
BOTTOM Row: J. Rice, Miss Oxborrow, Mr. Gowan, F, Kerekes.
Page 7 8
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K. Berry.
SICVUNIP Row: R. Byrnes, P. Arnistrong, B. Buck, J. Amlerson, M, Bzrllzml, K. Amie-rson. H. U2ll'll0S.
B0'I"I'0M Row: B. Books, A. Bectrm, B. Butler, M. B0r'g.f111Py01', H. Br'ecliPn1'irlg0, E. Amlerson. J, Cunn-
vrun, P, 1'x11IlUl'S0ll.
Tm' Row: D. Dixon, C. Dillon, R. Dilts, C, Craven, J. DP La Hunt, J. Dietz, R. Davis, K. Clark.
SI-1l'0Nll Row: C. Coy, J. Cole, K. Craig, B. DeHart, J. DGFOVP, L. Chesling, B. Clark, W. Cunninglizun.
Bfl'l"l'lPXl Row: M. DeIf'or'e, E. Cody, V. Coleman, B. Clausnn, C. Craven, B. Clarke, M. Deeker, E. Davis.
Helen Trygstad Arrives from Madagascar
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SICFUNII Row: B, Books, IG. Bates, H, Anderson, J. llriiitnall, D. Barnes, M. Baker, l., 4XlGXill1ll1'I'.
l3o'r'1'oM Row: M. Carlson, K. Boland, B. Barr, B. Byrnvs, M. Angln, M. Barrie, Il. 139171, G. Ainlm-Vsnii.
Tcw Row: E. Cox. H. Elliott, M, Elie-n, K. H. Davis, E. Carry, D. Dickinson, J. Clinv, K.bI.. Davis.
Sicvoxn Rmv: C. DQVOVQ, B. Edenburn, B, Duncan, M. Dodds, G. l"ja1'G, R. Conlon, V. vCayVe1', N. Davis
BU'l"l'0M Row: C. Dodd, D. Carr, E. Elliott, H. Erickson, B. Cassady, C. Fitvli, A. Dirksen, S. Dnnagian.
Jim Kimler Spenols Christmas in Mexico
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Slzumxlr Row: J. MUGQ-9, D. Martin, D. Merrill, R. Moore, li. McCoy, D. Nlllllfllglllll, J. Mz11111sl'l11'vr'k.
l!4l'lX'1'uAl Huw: D. Matson, R. lXIcDo11:1lcl, D. McKibhf11, Y. lllillllllllgl, J. lXIcD0nzxlrl, K. Mullin, H. M1-llmm
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Tm' How: M. Potee, D. Nelson, G. Ovewlanrl, 4.1. Risljlli, B. P0l0l'SlDll, R. Olson, J. Nutty.
bl-imuxn Row: I. Rugsdale. N. Rilfllill, W. Otto, B. Privv, M. Quist, P. Pl'lllP, P. Ovllfllllltlll, A. l'2llllS1lll
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in one comfortable position. Latin class, Polly. with Einy beside her.
0 Comparing notes, Bxuce Ross 0 Bus war s Mary not to linger 0 Kenny Wing does overtime
and Jerry Galligan. in the s Ci says hereb. in n1ecl1a11ical drawing.
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SCHOOL BEGINS
Back to our studies again we went,
After three months of rest.
On search of knowledge we were bent,
And we were out to do our best. '
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For two whole days we did enjoy, Ju
From giudy to refrain. sf'
Ounteiiehers tramped oft' to Des Moines, i L'
More knowledge there to gain. 'I
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BOONE GAME
The Boone High game, though once
At last was finally played.
We won the coveted blue-green jug,
By the seven points we made.
FIRST SCHOOL DANCE
Students frolicked here and there,
At the first aiair of the year.
It was an extra special dance,
They called it the Pigskin Pranee.
OPEN HOUSE
The open house was a great success.
The crowds were not meager,
Our parents traveled to our school,
And met Superintendent Steger.
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DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY
Seven Keys to Baldpate was the Dramatic Club play,
Mystery was the keynote-to the cast a big bouquet.
All the kids played wonderfully, each and every one,
The lead in this fine episode was taken by Morrison.
GIRLS GLEE CLUB ASSEMBLY
The Christmas assembly was led by Miss Bower,
The Girls' Glee Club performed.
They sang Christmas songs and seasonal chants,
To which every student 's heart warmed.
MID-YEAR DANCE t
On January 22, students enjoyed a brief siesta,
And with great joy and merriment they attended the semes-
ter Fiesta.
Ray Gray and his orchestra swung out in a merry way,
And Ames High celebrated with a Mexican Holiday.
FRIENDSHIP CONFERENCE
Providing enlightening speeches and giving food for thought,
Friendship Conference gave us something that can't be
bought.
Our speaker presented a very clear picture of scenes across
the sea.
He was, as you 'll remember, Reverend James J. Davies.
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
The junior class entertained quite a crowd,
Their play had quite a theme.
Directed by L. Wayne Smith,
'Twas called The Late Christopher Bean.
Automobile Agencies 62 Dealers
ALLEN MOTOR COMPANY
Chevrolet and Buick
Always Good Used Cars
DUITCH AUTO EXCHANGE
"Buy a Dodge"
323 Fifth Street
DUNLAP MOTOR COMPANY
Oldsmobile
Sales and Service
MATI-IISON MOTOR CO.
FORD-MERCURY-LINCOLN ZEPHYR
Automobile Bodies-Repairing
AMES BODY COMPANY
Complete Auto Body Service
Downtown
Aioiiiiigs
ORNING GLASS Sz AWNING CO.
Venetian Blinds, Awnings
Automobile 8: Plate Glass
Bakers '
PURITY BAKERY
Bread-Rolls-Fancy Pastry
136 Main Street
VILIMEK'S PASTRY SHOP
223 Main Street
Phone 2202
Banks
AMES BUILDING AND LOAN
QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE
AMES TRUST 8: SAVINGS BANK
240 MAIN STREET
COLLEGE SAVINGS BANK
WEST AMES
UNION STORY TRUST at SAVINGS
CAPITAL SURPLUS S125,000
Barbers
B E M A N ' S
BARBER AND CILIEANER
SUPERIOR BARBER SHOP
Ames Hi's Favorite Haircutters
316V2 Main Street
Batteries
AMES STORAGE BATTERY CO.
416 BURNETT AVENUE
Bicycles
AMES CYCLE COMPANY
Dealers in Harley-Davidson's
Bicycle and Cycle Supplies
B owlirig
AMES BOWLING CLUB
A Good Sport and Recreation
Ph. 476 400126 Main
Book Stores
STUDENT SUPPLY STORE
South of Campus-Ph. 164
Sporting Goods
Bottlers
AMES DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO
"Drink a Bite to Eat
at 10, 2, and 4"
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Ames High Alphabet
Romaine Woodw Athletic Helen McElhinny
John McElhinny Bashful Amanda Christensen
Ted Hartman Clever Dorothy Martin
Carrold Iverson Dashing Mary Jane Rice
Carl Martin Energetic Dona Sauvain
John Engeldinger Fastidious Janet Clyde
Eugene O'N eil Glamorous Peggy Rushing
Dale Kroesen Humorous Lynn Nichols
Phil Eldredge Intellectual Lois Stewart
Bruce Firkins Jaunty Helen Gowen
Bill Cushing Knowing Mary Martin
John Rice Lazy Frances Friley
Dick Haugen Masterful Lila Mae Hummel
Dick Pride Nice Annabelle Vernon
Clawson Cannon Optimistic Pat Shearer
Winny Douglas Peppy Ruth Miller
George Hartman Quiet Margaret Quist
Don Cantonwine Radical Louise Brown
Marion Burk Sleepy Jean Benton
Charles Major True Lolly Bretnall
Don Budge Unaccountable Virginia Dyas
Guy Rinehart Vivacious Nicky Lindstrom
Harold Clemens Witty Eileen Dudgeon
You Guess X We Can 't
Paul Vance Young Virginia Kulow
Bill Kingkade Zealous Norma Bauer
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There s Always a Song for I t
Can't We Be Friends John Martin and Eileen Dudgeon
Faithful Forever Cim and Lolly
How Can I Ever Be Alone Mr. Young
I Got Plenty of Nuttin' Three-fourths of the student body
I 'rn Getting Nowhere with You Ed Farni to Eleanor Kenfield
I'm Home Again Don Budge
I 've Got My Eyes on You The teachers
Man and His Drum Dick Haugen
Oh, You Beautiful Doll Rosemary Taylor
Please Don't Talk About Me When I 'rn Gone Maryann Merrick
Too Romantic Bubbles Cushing
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AMES BUILDING Sz MATERIALS CO.
Building Materials and
General Contracting
HANSON'S LUMBER COMPANY
212 DUFF-PHON E 10
SCHOENEMAN BROS. CO.
Lumber Paint Coal
West End of Main Ph. 264
Cigars 62 Tobacco
HOON'S CIGAR STORE
221 MAIN
Cleaners Si Dyers
HAWKEYE LAUNDRY
LAUNDERERS-DRY CLEANERS
LINDQUIST CLEANERS
120 HAYWARD-PH. 2800
TAYLOR 'S CLEANERS
Quality Dry Cleaners
136 Welch 2800
Clotlzing Mariiifactiirerrs
TILDEN MANUFACTURING CO.
208W FIFTH STREET PH.
100
Coal
AMES GRAIN 35 COAL CO.
Try Our Products and You
Will Recommend Us
EDWARDS COAL COMPANY
"Complete Heating Service"
Phone 20
GIL-CHRIST COAL 8z FEED CO.
Guaranteed Coal and Fuel Oils
Call 323
KIIVILER COAL AND ICE CO.
Kimler Service
Phones 241 and 833
Corifectioners
HOWARD ADAMS
f'The Candy Kettle"-2412 Lincoln Way
Homemade Candy-Salted Nuts
Dairy Products
IOWA GUERNSEY FARM
Grade A Dairy Products
300 S. Kellogg Ph. 737J
MOORE BROS. DAIRY
Quality Dairy Products
Phone 369 428 Fifth
O'NEIL DAIRY COMPANY
Excellent Service and Products
In Ames for 27 Years
Driiggists
BROOKER DRUG STORE
Hotel Sheldon-Munn
Prescription Druggists
D I X O N ' S
CUT-RATE DRUG STORE
74' JUDISCH BROS. PHARMACISTS
PHONE 70 WE DELIVER
Driiggists-Mariufafcturing
ARKAY FOODS, INC.
Arkay Mineral Food
Arkay Vitamins
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just wuliinpg IIIL is unmlvr wily. H10 I'I'0III clnnr.
o Study Hull gut in gvt 0 Lum-hr-an die-I nt' 0 4:1HI---Ann finds fresh
that histury, SIPIIIZICII and history. air VYPICOIIIQ.
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VVhen you are ready to start that vacation trip, just have a little talk with our
INTER-STATE TRANSIT LINE Bus Agent at the SHELDON-MUNN HOTEL.
Iiet him tell you about our AIR CONDITIUNED SUPER-COACH SERVICE,
our ECONOMICAL RATES, and CONVENIENT AND FREQUENT SCHED-
ULES. No matter how long or short the trip call on this agent or phone him
at 1900.
SAMPLE FARE SAMPLE FREQUENT SCHEDULE
OMAHA DES MOINES
552.50 One Way 8:10 A.M.-10:30 A.M.-1:30 P.M.
54.50 Round Trip 3:00 P.M.-6.15 P.M.-7:10 P.M.--10:25 P.M.
Interstate Transit Lines
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LBERT HUBBARD, the sage of East Aurora,
is said to have asked three employees in his famous Royerofters print shop,
the same question:
llwhat are you Doing?"
Said the first, "Setting type."
And the second replied, "Making six dollars a day."
But the third answered, "Doing the finest piece of printing that can be done l"
We like the SPIRIT as well as you do-that's why we enjoy printing it.
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COIUPHDY
FIVE WAYS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS
IN AMES HIGH
1. Always laugh at the teacher's jokes tif we
may call them jokes.J This comes under the
head of apple polishing and will prove very
helpful to the average student.
2. Always speak and play with fellow pupils
during class time, especially when the teacher
departs from the room. This makes for the de-
sired informality which all teachers appreciate.
3. Never take books home. The teacher see-
ing the books will think you are merely trying
to influence his opinion of you.
4. Always raise your hand when you are ob-
livious of the answers. The teachers only call
on pupils who do not raise their hands.
5. Never agree with the teacher. Many an
hour of regular classwork can be avoided by a
good argument.
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DAFFYNITIONS
Plump-Contraption used to get water
out of a well.
Snack-A reptile.
Garret-A vegetable.
Dock--Family physician.
Flit-A coquette.
Gong-A group of friends.
Buif-To deceive.
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He saw her home,
The hour was late 3
They paused a bit,
Just at the gate.
"I'd like a kiss,"
He shyly said.
She ran-he got
The gate instead.
Olive Peterson reminds us of Mussolini, be-
cause she is a Dick-take-er.
"Does your dog chase cows?"
"No, he 's a bull-dog."
Girls are like a bit of gold,
Hard to get and hard to hold.
Boys are like a bit of snuff,
Just a bit and that's enough.
A line is something well baited which is
thrown out by a girl, caught by a poor fish,
commonly known as a sucker, who is eventually
cleaned and boiled. Do you sea what we mean?
Little drops of powder,
Little drops of paint,
Make little Ames High Juliet,
Just what she ain't.
GUESS WHO?
Answers on Page 101
1. Itch
2. Dis
3. Bubbles
4. Fish
5. Slug
6. Smiley
Then there's the basketball enthusiast who
handed her ticket to the boy at the door and
said, "Here, put some punch in it."
Page 99
Page 100
Dream Girl Carter and Superman 0
Shugart-tl1at's Carrold on
the right. g
He has nice legs, doesn't he?
Stanley Benz, magician, per- o
forms for students.
Bill looks a bit under the
weather, w0uldn't you say?
"Hallelujah" by Roger, Don,
Jim and Ed.
Don Moyer demands his change
from the cafeteria cashier.
FAMOUS QUOTATIONS
"You know, you 'rc glamorous
in a hideous sort of way."
66
You children . . . " .
"Mon Dieu ! ! !"
"Come into my office."
"Well, I'm working on him."
"But Courtney . . ."
CK
I was in love once, for
two whole days."
"Now my little girl , . . '
Winfred Douglas to Ruth Miller
Bruce Firkins
Miss Hadish
Mr. Young
Mary Jane Rice
Mary Gilchrist
Carl Martin
Mr. Harms
PSALM OF QSCHOOLJ LIFE
LOUISE J. BROWN
Tell me not in mournful letters,
High school days were meant to dream,
For the red F is a fetter,
And will wreck my little scheme.
School is real and school is earnest,
But the grades are not the goal,
Dances once, to books returnest,
Was not spoken of the soul.
In the school's broad field of battle,
In the study hall of gloom,
Be not noisy, haughty senior,
Resign yourself to silent tomb.
Let us then be up on doing,
With our hearts on triumph set,
Still romancing, still pursuing,
We will get diplomas yet.
ANSWERS TO "GUESS WHO?"
on Page 99
1. Phyllis Anderson
2. Harold Shugart
3. Bill Cushing
4. Virginia Dyas
. Ted Garfield
. Leonard DeHoet
5
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Paul Nichols: "You Know, this Civics is cer-
tainly a well-rounded subject to me?"
Coral Hanson: "In what way?"
Paul Nichols: "Well, it 's got me going in
circles."
Little Jack Horner
Sat in a corner,
Eating his Christmas pie.
He stuck in his thumb,
And pulled out a plum,
And said, "What a gory mess."
Peter, Peter pumpkin eater,
Had a wife and couldn't keep her,
He put her in a pumpkin shell,
Gosh, I'll bet it got stuffy in there!
Little Boy Blue come blow your horn,
The sheep are in the meadow, the cows are in
the corn.
But where is the little boy who tends the sheep?
He 's gone to the movies to see Dick Tracy.
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall,
All the king's horses and all the king 's men,
Were taken over by the Nazis.
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Questions From the Editor:
Woody-Are you always Rushing some place?
Dona Sauvain-Does a certain person 's antics
ever Byrnes you up?
Beverly Dunlap--Is your favorite food Rice?
John Roach-Do you like Taylored clothes?
Justine Brintnall-Would you rather ride in a
Bus or on a train?
Dick Haugen-Are you partial to ripe Olives?
Charlotte Nutty--Is wax Sleichter than ice?
Betty Grimes-Is John Nutty?
Lloyd Mahone-Are you afraid of Fleas?
Page 101
Dry Goods Gift Shops
S T E P H E N S 0 N ' S FLORENCE LANGFORD GIFT sHoP
Opposite Campus
Famous for Fabrics 413 DOUGLAS PHONE 55411,
COMPLIMENTS OF TILDEN'S
Ames Fashion Headquarters Grocers
Since 1869
Eleetnc Supplies AMES VVHOLESALE FRUIT CO.
PHONE 85
REST ELECTRIC COMPANY
130 Main Street
"Everything Electric"
MUNN ELECTRIC COMPANY
311 MAIN STREET PHONE 500
Five Cents-One Dollar Stores
MCLELLAN 5c-81.00 STORE
MAKE McLELLAN'S YOUR STORE
Florists
PAUL COE, FLORIST
FLOVVERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
E V E R T S
"Your Telegraph Florist"
Downtown-Campus
Furniture
RICHARDSON BR-OTHERS
FURNITURE 82 FLOOR COVERINGS
REMAN CROCER-Y AND MARKET
2422 KNAPP
COMMUNITY
Grocery 85 Market
114 Duff Ave. 5 Phones-52
RUSHING FOOD MARKET
"YOUR IGA GROCERH
NINTH STREET FOOD MARKET
Quality Foods at
Reasonable Price
West Street
JACK SPRAT FOOD STORE
2902 West Street-Ph. 2705
Hardware
CARR HARDWARE CO.
16,000 Items for Your
Convenience
I nsuranoe Agents
SEAMAN A. KNAPP
General Insurance
Garages Masonic Bldg. Phone 109
W, H. NUTTY GARAGE A- J- MARTIN
"If It's Insurance or Real Estate
WEI1IJ,, We have It"
Page 102
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A BIT OF PHILOSOPHY
It's not the menu that makes a good dinner,
It 's the men u sit next to.
Appearances are deceitful.
Practice makes perfect.
Empty wagons make most noise.
Absence makes the heart grow fender.
A little nonsense now and then,
Is relished by the best of men.
Clothes make the man.
A little learning is a dangerous thing.
None but the brave deserve the fair. A
It is never too late to learn.
A poor excuse is better than none.
Two heads are better than one.
Laugh and grow fat.
FINANCIAL REPORT SPIRIT OF 1941
Any AHS girl
Janet Yoder
Typing students
Bob Wallace
Butz Cook
Bruce Firkins
John Engeldinger
You know . . .
Harold Shugart
Teachers
Oifice
Mahone Kc Martin
Wally Forman
DEBIT
Fake fingernails for editor ....,..................,............................ --.-, 3 -10
Potato chips for staff during gruelling session ..........................................V.V. ----- . 20
Settlement on breach of promise suit against John Rice ............................. - 4-37
Bottle of cologne used to freshen up chemistry room for SPIRIT period .... .. 1.00
Funny books for Firkins and De La Hunt ......................................................... -50
Laboratory breakage fBauer and Gowen againj .... ..g.. 3 -97
Body guards for snapshot and feature editors ,........... .---. 1 93-62
Bribes ............................... ............ , .... ..............,.........., -----4----,.--,-- ----e 6 1 - 22
TOTAL ............. S 264.98
CREDIT
Advertising ...,..........,Y.r,....r.,r,,r,,,,.rr,.,r,.,,.....,,,,.,r,,....,. ---Y--Y 3 88-83
Bequest from Editor's uncle in South Africa ...i.,...................i...............V.......... 4...A.--------. 7 7-02
Fire truck won in Happy Hank 's contest .............,i.........................if................................ 0116 fire 1GI'11Ck
SPIRIT Business Manager matched pennies with Student Council Treasurer .... .... ..4-.--.---- - 0 7
Actual Sale of SPIRITS .............,.........,.... ........g.........I..................,.,................... .... ...........- ----. 9 2 - 0 0
TOTAL ,.,,,,......., S 257.97
Page 104
4-one fire truck
I ee Cream
MONTY'S FOR TASTIES
West End of Main Street-East of the Underpass
Phone 1667
Jewelers
DUDGEON'S JEWELRY
206 Main
Established in 1893
CHARLES G. RAY, JEWELER
Hamilton Waltham Elgin
Watches
FRANK T. TALBERT, JEWELER
Next to Montgomery Ward
Phone 204W
L. C. TALLMAN
J EW ELER 8: OPTOMETRIST
Laundries
AMES LAUNDRY
DELUXE CLEANERS
Lawyers
H. O. HEGLAND
31415 Main Street
Phone 531
HIRSCHBURG Ka REYNOLDS
31555 Main Street
Phone 578
SMITH 8a SMITH, LAWYERS
IOOF BUILDING PHONE 397
Leather Gooels
D. E. PARSONS
Luggage Sz Leather Goods
410 Main
Machine Shops
ALLAN MACHINE SHOP
Iron, Steel and Woodwork
Electric 8: Acetylene Welding
Menis Clothiers
DON BEAM
MENSWEAR
JAMESO'N'S
Young Men's Wearing Apparel
College Downtown
Musical Instruments
ESOHBAOH MUSIC HOUSE
Conn Band Instruments
Baldwin Pianos
Office Supplies
REYNOLDS 85 IVERSON'S
Typewriters, Metal Cabinets
"See Them All Here"
Paint
I R V I N E
Paint 8a Wallpaper Store
Artist Materials
Photographers
BOYER OOLLEGETOWN STUDIO
Manager-Paul F. Myers
Distinctive Portraits
Plumbers
PALMER PLUMBING CO.
Heating, Plumbing, Electrical
Appliances-Phone 1091
GEORGE PUFFET
Your Downtown Plumber
214 5th Street
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DENTISTRY
AMES DENTAL
STUDY CLUB
Physicians and Surgeons--M. D.
DR. G. E. MQFARLAND, SR.
313 FIFTH STREET
DR. G. E. McFARLAND, JR.
313 FIFTH STREET
DR. J. E. MCFARLAND
313 FIFTH STREET
Osteopathic Physicians
DR. J. H. HANSEL
Osteopath
505 Kellogg
Chiropractor
DR. C. R. KERR
501 Main Street
Phone 102
Optometrists
DR. F. E. ROBINSON
Optometrist I
Over Ames Bldg. Ez Loan
DR. O. li. THORBURN
213W Main Street
Phone 430
DR. M. A. UKENA
Orthodontist
312W Main Ph. 1667
To miss a kiss
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To kiss at miss 5
Provided that
The kiss you miss
The miss lzerelf
Would never miss.
But if you try
To kiss a miss
With whom o kiss
W oiild be amiss
You'd better always
Miss the kiss.
For students who are worrying about graduat-
ing, remember, the easiest way to get out of high
school is to Pass Out.
Principle spelt Cplej means a rule, but Princi-
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AMES HIGH
Listen, my children, and you shall hear
Of a very large school that 's new around here.
In it you 'll find every kind of a thing,
Teachers, and pupils, and even a King.
The leaders of seniors-the greatest of all,
Is none other than Shugart-handsome and tall.
The juniors all follow Romeo Rice,
Cute as can be and awfully nice.
At nine in the morning all the week days,
The students arrive in various ways.
By a taxi, a bus, a Buick or bike,
While others drive flivvers or even hitch-hike.
All the day long they 're happy and gay,
Learning and yearning to pass time away.
At the end of the day the dread of them all,
Is an additional period in dear study hall.
But in spite of it all, it isn't so bad,
For if we didn 't have it, the world would be sad.
So let us enjoy it, and learn while we may,
Make the most of Ames High School in every
way.
-Virginia O'Neil
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