Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Tor Row: Edwards, Rothacker, Gore, S. Arnold, Halden, Sowers, N. Vifquain, Aleock, A, Ballard, R. Knight, Mallam Tulum Row: R. Arrasmith, Aldinger, W. Peterson, Bechtel, A. Bourne, Akin, Schultz, Max Wilhelm, Duvall, J. Smith Slf:eoNn Row: Hixon, Hansel, Long, Downs, Merrill, Maney, D. Harper, Allbaugh, Borgnieyer, N. Brown B0'l I'0M Row: Platt, Thomason, Suudall, Buck, Miss Miller, Holl, Brahms, Seversike, R. Bourne In Case of Fire NDER the able sponsorship of Miss Ruth Miller the tire squad earried out its duties very sueeessfully the past year. 'Keeping the halls elear of ob- struetions sueh as waste paper, odd books, and stray students, eonduet-- ing tire drills and guarding the doors of our fair sehool before legal hours kept Fire Chief Jerry Gal- vin and his eohorts on their toes at all times. Refusal to obey these upholders of law brought many pink and blue invitations from lQI'I112l,S outpost. Sehool aetivity tiekets were given to tire squad members as a reward for their serviees. Among the year's aeeomplish- ments was the addition to the re- Simfeen eord books of a forty-nine seeond tire drill in which live seconds were slashed from the old time. 'l he tire squad deserves eom- mendation for its tine work in ear- rying out its thankless tasks. Boys are ehosen for their de- pendability and their willingness to eooperate with the faeulty and students. The squad was so eon- seientious about their duty that they gave themselves seventh per- iods for being absent or late to duty. They are nominated by the faeulty illlll voted on by students. Members are on duty every other week and ou early duty every few weeks. 'l'hey hold a meeting week- ly to diseuss improvements to keep things running smoothly.

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Leading the Way Tor Row: Gill, Galvin, Angle, Ricketts, Sjolander, A. Martin lvlmnmv: Row: Brahms, McClelland, McKee, Mr. Hartt, E, Bo'r'roM Row: Tilden, Holler, Buck, Miss Beattie, Fineham HOUGHTS of graduation sent chills through some seniors and excited others as the last days of their last year approached. Senior Senate, governing body of the senior class, is composed of four class officers, six homeroom presidents and a representative from each senior homeroom. David Arrasmith Worked on the Senate7' in place of Homer Gill who left at the semester. The group formulates and pre- Eighteen Seversike sents to the senior class plans con- cerning senior Week activities. Members of the senate had charge of games, food, transportation and features of the picnic. The picnic was held at the Coun- try Club with one hundred and fifty pounds of chicken being the feature attraction. s Outstanding individuals of tl1e class achieved honor. Jerry Galvin, all-state football guard, shared the spotlight With Elaine Vifquain as