Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Top Row: Berhow, Karl. B. Johnson. Kent. Edwards. Smalling Titittn Row: B. Byrus. H. Olson. Bear, B. l’eterson, Barnard. Arney,. Busbee Second Row: Kin r. D. Rowe. Abbott. Cox. Sowers. Bappe. l.ee Front Row: Dale, Griffith, Fitch. Champlin, Ahart. Griffin. Rowe SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Coming out on the long end of a tough seven- game schedule. Coach Ray Smalling's Little ★ Sophs kirk off a ain-t Boone Cyclone sophomore football squad revealed some promising material for the future seasons. Sparked hv Quarterback Dave Bappe. the sophs took four wins and were defeated three times, by Webster City. Last Des Moines, and the Eldora varsity. The sophs racked up a season’s total of 77 points; their opponents, 83. Season’s Rkcoki» Ames li—Webster City 7 Ames 1!)—Boone 13 Ames 0—East Des Moines 13 Ames 18—Eldora varsity 31 Ames 1-1—Boone 7 Ames 14—Marshalltown 12 Ames ( —Jefferson 0 A’inefeen

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PUu of-Ac tion iJhridi 5 ani ★ Boom mini All-Male Cozzi evades Zenor ★ Newton game ★ Little Cyclones slop Newton ★ Bunk squirms through Quarterback (•rant goes through Crimiell ★ Gar grins after Boone game Nice block! Eiyhtcen

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I ImeS ZjeuclierS soften J tatc The state teachers’ convention in Des Moines provided a holiday for students as well as an educational and social gathering for teachers. Both general sections and divisions for various subjects met at the convention. Dr. Steven Watkins, superintendent of schools, was speak- er at one of the meetings. On April 3 Ames High played host to the district teachers' convention. The Ames High Concert band played for the first general meet- ing. Other students assisted by acting as ushers and informationists. Obviously, the teachers played a pretty im- portant part in the day-to-day work at Ames High. Florence Adolph instructs the fellows and girls in the finer arts of cooking and sewing. Kox. Bower takes charge of vocal music groups including A Capella choir. Girls’ Glee club. Mixed chorus, and many small groups. Madelene Canvix drills students in beginning typing ami bookkeeping. Hiram Covey keeps one eye on his track team and the other on his first period study hall. Richard Day drags in- strumental music students out of bed in the wee small hours of the morning for practices. Mrs. Elizabeth Dickinson acts as Secret Ser- vice agent of the library. Mrs. Ida Mae Dougan directs activities of Junior class and also taught world history and American history classes. Ronald Easter imperils the life of Ames High students with fumes of hydrogen sulfide. Mrs. Rose Elliot teaches students that all Gaul is divided into three parts. Mrs. Myrna Green presides as one of the Junior class sponsors as well as disciplining her fourth period study hall. Donald IIartt coaches tennis along with teach- ing sophomores the fundamentals of English. Mrs. Bernice Kennedy runs the daily lunch program for stay-at-noon students. Eva Laros Ticenty