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SPIRIT CDF PRCDCRESS
Ames High School
Ames, Iowa
Two
Staff
Editor
J EAN GOODSPEED
Assistant' Edifors
DICK SXVANK
JUYCE GRAY
Business Manager
PERRY LIDEIII.
Assislnnf Business Jllfmugers
M,xI:'rH.x STIIBEE
S.xI.I,E COLE
AdI'f'rfixing Edifor
M,-,IIYANN MEIIDIIVM
Assishmfs
JIM WINFIIEX'
FRANK XYANCE
Phofograiplzy Edifor
JANE MENIIUN
Dedication
Photograph ers
Am' BAPPE
JIM f'II,xMPI,IN
Ari' Edifor
JANE THOMAS
Assisfcmt
PHx'I.I.Is SPRAGUE
F0111 ure E ditoir
JACKIE SCHULZ
Assisfant Feature Editors
DORIS MCNEII.
PHYLLIS BIATHEYVS
Boys' Sporfs Editor
DICK I-IALI,
Girlx' Sporfs Editor
Drmsm' BIUNN
"Wo, the SPIRIT Staff of 1949, dedicate this book to Richard Trump, our
advisor, in sincere apprec-iaiiou of the help and guidance that he has given
us during thc year."
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Seniors .
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Athletics .
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Activities .
Contents
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Administration
i' Dr. Sieven Wcikins checks over the records
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is Nl'l'l'l'l2ll'j' :mil sta-iiogmiplivi' i'vspm-tivm-ly :iw ililv lln' Tlw Sll1'l'0SSUl. .Xml-s High. Mary U'Nvill
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'W Principal Herberi Adams gives Mary and Colleen the i' Business Manager Frank Howell poses with secrefaries
Sizr
low down Grayce Elliot! and Laura Sayre
Administration
i' School physician Kenneth
Piercy and Mrs. Eva
Skarshaug, nurse, lake
Don Anderson's tempera-
iure. Every morning from
eighl io eighf-ihiriy, this
medical team checks stu-
dents who have been
abseni three or more
consecutive days.
to Mr. Adams, keep the reeords straight. Some
oi' the olyfiee work was done by Ames High girls
during their study peroids. These included:
Ruby .Xlexandeig lfiea liriley, Pati Clark, Ada
Marie Vlausen. Salle Cole, Uolleen Daulton.
Delores Dryer. .lan Gerbraeh, Jane Gilman, Bev
Gore, Judy Green, Joan Hilis, Jo Ann iloiifman,
Mary Anne King, .Xliee Kirwin. Janis Marvin,
Phyllis Mathews, Doris Mc-Neil, Maryann Mel-
drnm, Betty Miller, Donna Myriand, lla Vonne
Peterson, Norma Roelofsen. Joan Schreiber,
Delores Hills, Vynthia Van Alstine. and Mal'-
garet VValsh.
The Ames Board of lfldueation is the adminis-
trative body of' The Ames Public Sehools. The
seeond Monday of eaeh month the sehool board
of five members, ihe Treasurer, the secretary, and
the superintendent of sehoois meet in the board
room burning the night oil to keep Ames' nine
schools funetioning etfieiently.
Members are elected at large for three year
' YY. gfq
terms whieh are alternated so as to have ex-
perieneed members at all times. The treasurer
is eleeied for two years and the seereiary is
appointed for one year.
'l'he Board of Edueation is responsible for The
educational program of 2,3350 siudenis and The
supervision oi' over one hundred faculty appoint-
ments. 'Dec-iding sf-bool polic-ies and handling
the budget and approving iinaneial matters eon-
eerning the sehools are tasks of The board.
inereasing enrollments in the lower grades
have added io the problem of already erowded
sehool rooms This year.
Members of the lioard of Edueation are Ray
V. Cunningham, presidentg Frank ll. Howell,
seeretaryg Hiram Munn, treasurerg and Stephen
N. Vlfatkins, superintendent of schools. Other
members are Frank E. Adams, N. J. I-Srintnall,
John D. Taylor. and William Murray. Mr.
Murray replaeed Mrs. James VV. Johnson in
February at the time of her death.
Seven
Administration
Mi-mlwrs ot' tho Boziril of l'Icluu:ition aro for tho 1-onstrui-tion ot' two new eloniontziry
Ray U. lllllllllllglhllll. prvsidvnt: N. J. lirint- sc-hools.
nzlll. i'll'Hllli Ailznns. Dr. J. IJ. 'l':iylor zlncl Mrs. It is hopvml that tho physical 1-mluczition t'z1c-ili-
'l'. J. Mzinoy. Frzinli ll. Howell svrvvs :is tivs at fll'lliI'2ll Junior High Sc-hool can he
si-vi-ot:n'y to thi- lroziril and Hirznn Munn are nioclvrnizwl and ilnprovi-il in orclvr that :ill suvh
'l'i'4-iis111'vi', l"ollowin,Q1ln1 ilozith of Mrs. Jznnvs nvtivitios l'l'l2ll0il to the junior high progfrznn
Johnson. Mrs, 'l'. J. Maint-y was vlvctvcl to till may lw varrivd on within thc il0llll'2ll School
the- uni-xpirm-il ti-rm ot' M rs. Johnson. plant. This would allow :1 nnwh hrozulvr and
lluv to the iiiviw-zisvil lmusinc-ss :ic-tivitivs rv- finer progrznn for tht- pupils :it Vvntrnl Junior
quirvcl in that opvrzltion ot' our svhool system High Svhool :intl also provicli' niori- tinn- for
:intl thi- t'Vltll'lll' l'lll2ll'gl'6'lll0lll ot' our systvni usv of tho high sf-hool Q'ylllll2lSlllIll hy high
within the ncar t'uturv. thi- lloiirml ot' l'Itllll'2l- S4'l100lp1lpllS.
tion 11-:ic-livcl tho ill-vision that it would he in At the- Vtlgllllill' spring' 1-lcction. pvrmission
tln' intvrvst of 1-ft'ic-imn-y :intl wisv IIIHIIEIQIPIIIOIIT was ohtziinwl lil'lllll tha- pi-ople of Ann-s to svll
to 4-niploy ai lillll-illllt' liusinvss Malizigm-r. l"ranli tho Field Housv. lnzisniuvh :is this lmuilrling has
ll. Howvll. who has soi'vc-il tho lmozlrfl ns sei-rw liven use-ml lay thi- sm-hools for shown-r room
tziry for zz pvriocl of 26 yvzirs, was 0lllIJl0y91l favilities only. it was thought ln-st to sell the
Novvnilwr l to tziliv over this part of thi- propvrty :intl vonstruvt 21lll'llll2lf0 showvr rooln
znlniinistrzitivowork. favilitivs :it tliv zlthlvtic' fivlcl for :ill suvh
Ut' major i'onc'1'rn to tho llozircl ot' l'hluv:ition zivtivitivs.
tlirougrhout tho prusvnt your has liven its plan- ln ziclmlition to tln-sv iti-ms thc- lioziril of
ning' for thi- viilai'g'eim-iit :intl iinprovenn-nt ol' l'Ichu-zition has plains for 21 suitzililv lvuilmling' in
tlm vntirv school systvni. which to house the l"r:inklin Si-hool pupils.
I'1ii0i-givsln1x't- lm-n ilirvvtecl towairil tlw pro' A honml issuv to 1-ova-r the- costs ol' all now
vision ol' suffix-it-nt vlzissrooni spawn- for olv- proposed vonstruvtion was prvsvntcil to thai
nn-ntnry pupils :intl plans hzivo lawn ilu-vi-lop:-fl votc-rs :lt n spot-izil vlevtion hm-lil Monday. May 2.
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LE!-'T 'ro RIGHT: Supt. Watkins, N. J. Rrintnall, Mrs. James Johnson, Ray Cunningham, Frank
Howell, Frank Adanis, J. D. Taylor
Eiyht
Teachers
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CHARLOTTE NELSON
Girls Advisor
EVERETT RITLAND
Boys Advisor
Waiting for her next problem case To whom many turn
MARY MC NALLY MRS. RUTH BRUCH EDNA WILCOX
World Literature Dramatics American Literature
Around the world in one semester "To be or not to be" Copy your assignment in your N.B.
N me
Teachers
RAY SMALLING LAURENCE SIMMERING ELMER AURAND
Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts
Building for the future Those who can-do. What man hath wrought
JOAN BOSWELL DOROTHY BIMSON MRS. ROSE ELLIOTT
Spanish Art Latin
It's an old Spanish custom It's nice, but what is it? E Pluribus Unum
Ten
DONALD HARTT RUTH MILLER WILLIAM SLAICHERT
English Mathematics Plane Geometry
As it should be spoke A's are minus quantities The study of figures is intriguing
Teachers
EDNA MUNDT HELEN PENNER MARY ELLEN SHEAFFER
Home Economics Cafeteria Home Economics
For posterity's sake The way to a man's heart The woman's touch
RICHARD DAY JEAN MILLER EDNA BOWER
Instrumental Music Strings Vocal Music
"Power to soothe the savage beast" Keeps her "beau" strung Not exactly celestial choir, but
WANDA REX OPAL ROBINSON MADELENE CANVIN
Commercial Girls Physical Education Typing
Gregg is more important than Greek Clean suit, Robbie Hunting, pecking is O.K. for woodpecker:
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Teachers
KENNETH WELLS RON NORMAN HIRAM COVEY
Athletics American History, Basketball coach Social Studies
Give me men From battles past to battles present Toward world peace
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MRS. IDA MAE DOUGAN KENNETH PAGE MRS. ELIZABETH DICKINSON
American History American Government Library
"Tell us" what happened The least governed are the best governed Silence is golden
RICHARD TRUMP RONALD EASTER
Biology Chemistry
What is a gaseous vertebrate? H25 vs. Chanel No. 5
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SENICR FINALE
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Fif1f'l'7l
Seniors
ADAMS, JOHN F.: Hi-Y 1,2,3,
cabinet 1,2,33 Choir 1,2,33 March-
ing band 13 Swing band 2,31 Band
1,2,3, president 33 Football 1,2,3Q
Basketball 1,21 Track 1,21 Tennis
33 Varsity club 3.
AHLQUIST, EDWARD ROBERT:
Hi-Y 1,2,33 Choir 23 Orchestra 1.
2,3, vice president 23 String En-
semble 1,2,33 Junior Red Cross
Council 13 Cubs club 1,2.
ALEXANDER, RUBY LEE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 13
Marching band 1,22 Dramatics 1,2.
ALLBERT, ROBERT B.: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Homeroom president 33 Stu-
dent council 33 vice president 33
Senior Senate l: Fcothall 13 Track
13 Tennis 2,3.
ALLEN, PHILIP M.: Hi-Y 1,2,32
Choir 1,2,3.
ANDERSON, ADRIAN D.: Hi-Y
2,33 Homeroom president 23 Stu-
dent council 23 Radio club 33
Youth Center council 3. Moved from
Saginaw, Michigan, 2.d,A
lvl rp ixblg
ANDERSON, MARILYN A.: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 33
Mixed chorus 23 G.A.A. 1,2,3, repre'
sentative 3. fy
sms-an
ARNOLD, ROBERT PAGE: Hi-Y
1,2,33 Junior Class president3 Sen-
ior Class secretary3 Dramatics 1,
2,3, business manager 23 Track
1,2,33 Varsity club 1,2,33 Intramural
council 2,33 Senior Senate3 Junior
Executive council: Junior class
playg Firesquad 1,2,3,
ARRASMITH, PAUL W.: Hi-Y 1.
2,35 Homeroom president 23 Stu-
dent council 23 Mixed chorus 1,22
Football 1,2,33 Track 1,22 Golf 33
Junior class DIHYQ Firesquad 1,2,3.
BAPPE, DALE EVERETT: Hi-Y
1,2,3.
BARBER, JOHN ROBERT: Hi-Y
1,2,3Q Football 13 Track 13 Intra-
mural manager 2,3Q Choir 2.
BARRIE, W. ALEX: Hi-Y 1,2,3Q
Marching band 1,2.
BECKLEY, RUSSEL F.: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Intramural council 3.
BELL, CHARLES V.: Hi-Y 1,2,3.
Seniors
BENNETT, JERRY: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Homeroom secretary 23 Home-roonl
vice president 33 Dramatics 1,2,33
Junior class playj Palm 33 Junior
Red Cross council 3. Moved from
Madison, Wisconsin 1.
BERGESON, KENNETH W.: Hi-Y
1,2,3.
BIORN-HANSEN, VERA: Girl Re-
serve 2,32 Glee club 23 Choir 33
Orchestra 2,33 Junior class play:
Movie Operators club 2,3, secretary-
treasurer 2,32 Srmrr 2. Moved from
Syracuse, New York 2.
BLAIR, FRANK EDWARD: Hi-Y
1,2,3Q Hoinerooin activity directcr
33 Choir 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3Z Intra-
mural council 3.
J,
BOND, BILL D.: Hi-Y 1,2,33 Home-
room activity director 23 Dramatics
13 Radio club 3, secretary-treasurer
3: Movie Operators club 1.
BOWERS, MARILYN J.: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 3,
BRILEY, BEATRICE ELAINE:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, treasurer 33
Honieroom president 13 Student
council 13 Glee club 1,23 Pep club
2,3.
BROWN, WAYNE WILLIAM: Hi-Y
1,2,3, treasurer 2, cabinet 23 Home-
room president 1, activity director
33 Student council 1, president 33
Ch-oir 2,3, robe keeper 33 orchestra
23 Marching band 1,23 Football 1,
2,33 Basketball 13 Track 1,21 Jun-
ior Red Cross council 13 Firesquad
1,2,3, secretary 3.
BUTLER, NANCY LEE: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, president 3, cabinet 23
Honierooin activity director 1, pres-
ident 23 Student council 2, secre-
tary 23 Choir 2,31 Pep club 1,2,3Q
Cubs club 23 Youth Center council
1,2, secretary 2.
BYRUS, WILLIAM CHARLES:
Hi-Y 1,2,33 Homeroom activity
director 23 Senior Senate3 Foot-
ball 1,2,33 Track 1,2,33 Varsity club
2,3Q Youth Center council 2.
N E.: Hi-Y 1,2,33
x rus 13 Orchestra 1,23
rchi g band 1,21 Football 1,2,33
rack 23 Varsity club 2,3.
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ARP NTER, NORMA: Girl Re-
serve 3. Moved from Scottsbluff,
Nebraska 3.
CHRISTENSON, DUANE L.: Hi-Y
1,2,33 Dramatics 1.
CHRISTENSEN, DON E.: Hi-Y
1,2,33 Dramatics 1.
Seventeen
S niors
CLARKE, ANNE: Girl Reserve
2,33 Glee club 23 Choir 33 G.A.A.
23 Junior Red Cross council 33
Moved from Johnston, Iowa 2.
CLARK, PATT: Girl Reserve 1.2,3.
cabinet 33 Student council 13 Home-
room president 13 Mixed chorus 1,23
Draxuatics 1,33 G.A.A. 1,2,3, repre-
sentative 33 Pep club l,2,3I Cheer
Squad 3.
CLAUSEN, ADA MARIE: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 33 Dra-
niatics 1,2,33 G.A.A. 1,2, represen-
tative 2.
COLE, SALLE LEE: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 23 Homeroom pres-
ident 13 Student council 13 Glee
club 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2,3, social chair-
man 13 Pep club 2,3, president 3:
SPIRIT 33 Cubs club 1.
COMSTOCK, MARY ANN: Gill
Reserve 1.2.33 Dramatics 1,2,3.
COOK, BERT CLAIRE: Hi-Y 1,2,3Q
Homeroom intramural captain 33
Football 13 Track 1.2.
CROSLEY, JACQUELYN KAY:
Girl Reserve 1.2.33 Glee Club 1,2,33
Dramatics 1.21 G.A.A. 1.
Eighteen
CUNNINGHAM, F. MITCHELL:
Hi-Y 2,33 Homeroom activity di-
rector 33 Orchestra 2,33 String
ensemble 2,3Q Moved from St. Marys
2.
CUNNINGHAM, VIRGINIA MAE:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, assistant treas-
urer 2, cabinet 23 Homeroom pres-
ident 3: Student council 33 Junior
Class secretaryg Glee club 1,2,
librarian 23 Marching band 1,2,33
G.A.A. 1,2,3, secretary-treasurer 33
Pep club 3.
DAINE, MARY: Girl Reserve 1,2,3,
assistant treasurer 2, representa-
tive 33 Homeroom secretary 1,2,
activity director 13 Mixed chorus
23 Dramatics 13 G.A.A. 1,2,33 Pep
club 1,2,3, treasurer 33 Youth Cen-
ter council 3.
DAULTON, MARY COLLEEN:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, representative
13 Homeroom treasurer 13 Mixed
chorus 1,22 Dramatics 12 G.A.A.
1,2,3, president 33 Pep club 33
Srmrr 3.
DAULTON, MERRITT: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Homeroom vice president 1, secre-
tary 23 Football 1,2,3Q Basketball
1,2,33 Track 1,2,33 Varsity club 2,3.
DRYER, MARIAN DELORES: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 23
Homeroom secretary 33 Mixed
chorus 23 Dramatics 1,2, secretary
2: G.A.A. 1.
DUNLAP, JACK G.: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Homeroom activity director 13
Movie Operators club 2,3, vice pres-
ident 2,33 Intramural council 2.
S '
EDWARDS, DON J.: Hi-Y 1,2,3:
Homeroom vice president 1: Foot-
ball 1,2: Track 1: Intramural coun-
cil 2.
ELLSVVORTH, ED: Hi-Y l,2,3.
EMERY, ROBERT G.: Hi-Y 1,2,3:
Movie Operators club 1,2,3: Fire-
squad 1,2,3.
ERNST ,CHARLES GEORGE: Hi-Y
1,2,3: Homeroom secretary 1,2:
F'ootball 1: Basketball 1: Track 1:
Cheer Squad 2.3: Youth Center
couucil 3: Firesquad 1,2,3.
ERNST, RONALD JOHN: Hi-Y
1,2,3: Golf 1: Football, basketball,
and track trainer 1.2: student man-
ager 3: Varsity club 3.
ERSLAND, JERRY J.: Hi-Y 1,2,3:
Homeroom vice president 1, activity
director 2, president 3: Student
council 3, treasurer 3: Senior Sen-
ate: Mixed chorus 3: Junior Red
Cross council 3: Cubs cl b 1,2,3:
Srmrr 3. 8
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FINCHAM, RICHARD WAYNE:
Hi-Y 1,2,3, vice president 2: pres-
ident 3: Homeroom president 1:
Student council 1: Football 1,2,3:
Track 1,2,3: Varsity club 1,2,3:
Firesquad 1,2,3, president 3.
JJAJT'
FITZGERALD, CLEO REGIS: Hi-
Y 1,2,3: Choir 2,3: Dramatics 1.
FJARE, PAUL Hi-Y 1,2,3,
representative 3: Homeroom secre-
tary-treasurer 2: Track 2.3: Movie
Operators club 1,2.3.
FOUST, SHIRLEY MARIE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 3:
Glee club 1,2,3: Marching band
1,2,3.
GILMAN, JANE G.: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 3, representative 2:
Homeroom activity director 2:
Dramatics 1: Senior Senate: G.A.A.
1,2,3: representative 2: Junior Red
Cross council 1,2: Cubs club 2:
SPIRIT 2,3: Pep club 3.
GLASSON, TOM L.: Hi-Y 1,2,3:
Radio club ' Movie Operators
club 1
AMW
GOODSPEED, JEAN F.: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, cabinet 2: representa-
tive 3: Homeroom president 1,2:
Student council 1,2, treasurer 2:
Glee club 1,2: Senior Senate: Pep
Club 2,3: G.A.A. 1,2: Srmrr staff
2,3, editor 3.
GORE, BEVERLY: Girl Reserve
l,2,3: Homeroom secretary 2, pres-
ident 3: Student council 3: Senior
Senate: Glee club 1, librarian 1:
Mixed chorus 2: assistant general
treasurer 3: Pep club 3.
Nineteen
Seniors
GREEN, JUDITH ANN: Girl Re-
serve 1.2.31 HOII19l'0Olll vice pres-
ident 23 Mixed chorus 13 Draniatics
13 G.A.A. 1,2.33 Pep club 2,32 Cheer
Squad 2,33 Srmrr 3.
HAAS, N. KURT: Hi-Y 1.2,3.
HALL, ROBERT C.: Hi-Y 1,2,3.
cabinet 2,33 H1JIIl6l'00lll president 2,
vice president 13 Student council 2,
vice president 23 Senior Class pres-
ident 33 Senior Senate 33 Football
1.2.31 Basketball 13 Track 1,23
Varsity club 2.3, secretary 33 Fire-
squad 1.2.3.
HALL, RICHARD DAWSON: Hi-Y
1.2.3, representative 1,23 Home-
room president 13 Student council
13 Intramural council 13 Junior
Executive council 23 Football 1.2,33
Basketball 1,2.33 'Track 11 Tennis
2,33 Varsity club 2.3, treasurer 33
Cubs club 2.33 Firesquad 1.2.3.
HAND, OPAL: Girl Reserve 2,33
Cabinet 33 Homeroonl secretary 33
Glee club 2,3, president 33 G.A.A.
33 Moved from Napier. Iowa 1947.
HARPER, LOWELI. JAMES: Hi-Y
1.2.3, representative 23 Homeroonx
activity director: Mixed chorus 23
Track 1.2.3.
HAUSER, DUANE: Hi-Y 1.2,3.
representative 33 Mixed Chorus 13
Choir 233.
Twenty
HAWK, HARRIET: Girl Reserve
1,2,3Q Homeroom vice president 23
Mixed Chorus 1,23 Choir 33 G.A.A.,
representative 3.
HILLS, JOAN CARLA: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 33 Glee
Club 13 Dramatics 1.2.3.
HOLLAND, LESLIE A.: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Football 13 Basketball 13 Track
1.
HUDSON. NVILLIAM R.: Hi-Y
1,2,3.
HUSE, DON: Hi-Y 1.2.33 Junior
Class play.
JOHN, MARY SUE: Girl Reserve
1.2.3, representative 13 Homerooin
vice president 13 Glee club 1,2,3Q
Choir 2,3, librarian 33 Dramatics
13 Pep club 2,33 Si'Ilu'r 3.
JOHNSON, NORMA J.: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3Q Glee club 1,23 Cubs
club 2
S niors
JOHNSON, TOM: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Homeroom vice president 13 Foot-
ball 1,23 Basketball 13 Track 1,2.
JUDGE, BARBARA: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 3, representative 23
Senior class treasurer 33 Dramatics
1,2,33 Palm 2,3Q Senior Senate 3.
KELLEY, DON L.: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Homeroom president 23 Student
council 23 Basketball 1,2,33 Track
1,2,3Q Varsity club 2,32 Intramural
council 2.
KING, MARY ANNE: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, secretary 3, cabinet 23 Home-
noom vice president 1, secretary 23
Glee club l2,33 Mixed chorus 13
Choir 33 Orchestra 13 String en-
semble 13 Pep club 33 Cubs club 1.
LA GRANGE, WILLIAM S.. Hi-Y
1,2,33 Homeroom president 1, secre-
tary 1,23 Student council 13 March-
ing band 13 Football 1,2,33 Basket-
ball 1,21 Track 1,2,3Q Varsity club
2,3, vice president 33 SPIRIT 3,
LANTZ, JUDITH A.: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 33 Glee club 1,21
Orchestra 2,3Q String ensemble 2,31
Cubs club 2.
LIDELL, GEORGE H.: Hi-Y 1,2,3:
Homeroom vice president 1,2Q Foot-
ball 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3, captain3
Track 1,2,33 Varsity club 2,3, his-
torian 2,31 Junior Red Cross coun-
cil 23 SPIRIT 2,3.
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LIKELY, FLOSSIE: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, representative 13 Glee club
1,2,3, president 23 Mixed chorus 23
Choir 2,33 Junior Red Cross coun-
cil 1.
LONG, RAY A.: Hi-Y 1,2,3Q or-
chestra 1,2,3, president 33 March-
ing band 1,2,33 Golf 33 Junior Red
Cross c-ouncil 23 Youth Center coun-
cil 3.
LYNCH, RICHARD A. Hi-Y 1,2,3,
cabinet 1,2,33 Football 1,2,33 Track
l,2,33 Varsity club 2,3.
MC NEIL, DORIS M.: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, representative 1,2,3Q Home-
room activity director 23 Glee club
1,23 Dramatics 1,2,3, Palm 33 G.A.A.
1,2,3, representative 2,32 Junior Red
Cross council 2.
MARTIN, DE LORIS D.: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 33 March-
ing band 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3, representa-
tive 3.
MARTIN, RICHARD: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Honiero-om activity director 33
Intramural council 1,2,3.
CN llwwil
MAR I , THOMAS FISEDERICEQ:
Hi-Y 1,2,33 Homeroom president 23
Student council 23 Student Body
president 33 Mixed chorus 23 Choir
2,31 Football 13 Intramural council
1,2.
Twenty-one
Seniors
MARVIN, JANIS: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 33 Dramatics 1,2,3,
executive council3 Palm 2,33 Li-
brary club 1,2,3, president 33 G.A.A.
2,33 Cubs club 1.
MATHER, ROGER ALAN: Hi-Y
1,2,33 Football 2,33 Track 1,2,33
Varsity club 3.
MATHEWS, PHYLLIS CORRINE:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, representative
23 Dramatics 1.2,33 Palm 33 Pep
club 33 SPIRIT 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3.
MELDRUM, MARYANN M.: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, cabinet 3, representa-
tive 13 Homerooni activity direct.-or
13 Choir 1,2,3, secretary-treasurer
33 Junior Red Cross council 1,23
Cubs club 23 Youth Center council
23 Sifmri' 1,22 staff 3.
1
' ":f 1
3 f,-,f
.J-f .
MILLER, BETTY RUTH: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 33 G.A.A.
13 Junior Red Cross council 23
Cubs club 23 Srmrr 3.
MILLER, PHYLLIS: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, representative 13 Homeroom
secretary 1,22 Dramatics 1,2,33 Pep
club 1,2,3, vice president 33 Cubs
club 1,23 Junior Class play3 Sl'mI'r
1,2.
MOORE, SHEILA: Girl Reserve
1,2,33 Honieroom secretary 2,33
Draniatics 1,2,33 Palm 33 G.A.A.
1,2,33 Cubs club 1,23 Movie Oper-
ators elub 3.
Twenty-two
MUNN, DEBORAH ANN: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, president 3, cabinet 33
Homeroom secretary 1, vice pres-
ident 132, activity director 33 Jun-
ior Class vice Dl'9Sid9I1tQ Junior
executive council 23 Pep club 2,33
SPIRIT 3.
MYRLAND, DONNA MARIE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, cabinet 23 Homerooni
secretary 13 Glee club 1,2, vice pres-
ident 2, president 23 Choir 2,33
Library club 23 G.A.A. 1,2,3, repre-
sentative 23 Youth Center council 3.
NELSON, JOHN M.: Hi-Y 1,2,3:
moved from Stanhope, Iowa.
NEWELL, G. HAROLD: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Homeroom president 1,23 Stu-
dent council 1,23 Mixed chorus 1.2,
secretary-treasurer 23 Football 1,
2,33 Track 1.2.
ORTH, JOHN HOWARD: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Homeroom secretary 1, vice
president 33 Mixed chorus 1,23 Foot-
ball 1,32 Track 1,23 Cubs club 33
Movie operators club 2,3.
PAULSON, LEN: Hi-Y 1,2,33 Or-
chestra 1,22 Marching band 1,23
Swing band 23 Intramural council
1.
PEDERSON, ELLEN: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 3, representative 11
Homeroom secretary 13 Dramatics
1,2,3, business manager 3, Palm3
G.A,A. 1,2,3, vice president 3, repre-
sentative 13 Pep club 1,2,33 Cubs
club 2.
S niors
PETERS, JACK: Hi-Y 1,2,33 Jun-
ior class treasurerg Orchestra 1,
2,3, vice president, 33 Marching
band 1,2,33 Swing band 33 Football
33 Basketball 13 Track 1,2,33 Cubs
club 23 Firesquad 1,2,33 Junior
Executive council3 Senior Senate.
PETERSON, NANCY SALOME:
Girl Reserve 1,2,33 Homeroom secre.
tary 1,23 Glee club 1,23 Choir 33
Orchestra 1,2,3, secretary-treasurer
33 String ensemble 1,2,33 G.A.A.
1,2.
POWELL, COLLEEN: Girl Reserve
1,2,3Q Hoinerooni secretary 1,2,
representative 33 Dramatics 13
G.A.A. 1,2,33 Srmrr 3.
PRATHER, JAMES S.: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Dramatics 1,23 Football 1,2,33 Track
1,2,3.
RAHMER, DORIS LORIENE: Girl
Reserve 2,33 I-Iornerooni secretary
33 moved from Shenandoah, Iowa 2.
ROBERTSON, JAMES SH EF-
FIELD: Hi-Y 1,2,3: Football 1,2,3.
captain 33 Varsity club 1,2,33 Bas-
ketball 1,2.33 Track 1,2,33 Youth
Center council 2.
RUNKEL, RAMON A.: Hi-Y 1,2,33
Honierooxn activity director 1,2,
vice president 2, president 33 Stu-
dent council 33 Mixed chorus 13
Choir 2,3, president 33 Football
1,2,3Q Basketball 13 Track 1.2.32
Varsity club 1,2,3, president 33
Senior Senate.
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SAMPSON, CHRISTOPHER: Hi-Y
l,2,33 Homeroom activity director 1.
SCHAFROTH, R. CLAIR: Hi-Y
1,2,3.
SCHRIEBER, JOAN MARIE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3Q Glee club 1,22 Dra-
matics 1: G.A.A. 1,2,3.
CHULZ, JACQUELINE ANN:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, cabinet 33 Glee
club 1,2, secretary-treasurer 23 Or-
chestra 1,2,33 String ensemble 1,
2,33 Junior Red Cross council 1,2,33
representative 1,22 Cubs club 1,23
Sriitrr 2, staff 3.
SILLS, DOLORES IMOGENE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 23 Glee
Club 33 Mixed chorus 1,21 March-
ing band 2,31 G.A.A. 1,2.
SINGER, DONALD ALBERT: Hi-
Y 1,2,3Q Mixed chorus 1,23 Junior
class play.
SKINNER, ROBERT B.: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Track 1,2,33 Varsity club 3.
Twenty-th ree
S niors
SMITH, LAVONIA BELL: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 13
Glee club 1,2,3.
SMITH, ROZELLA M.: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 33 Glee
club 1,2,3Q G.A.A. 1.
SOMA, MARILYN G.: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, cabinet 23 Homeroom activity
director 33 Choir 1.2,3, robe keeper
23 Dramatics 13 G.A.A. 1,2,3Q repre-
sentative 2.3.
SPRAGUE, PHYLLIS JOANNE:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, cabinet 3, repre-
sentative 23 Homertoom activity
director 2, secretary-treasurer 33
Glee club 33 Mixed chorus 1,23
G.A.A. 1.2.33 Pep club 33 Svmrr 3.
STANDLEY, JOHN WARNER:
Hi-Y 1,2,3, cabinet 33 Mixed chorus
1, Choir 2,3.
SUMMERS, BEVERLY LEE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, representative 1, cab-
inet 33 Mixed chorus 13 Choir 2,3,
vice president, 3: Dralnatics 1,2,3,
Palm 33 G.A.A. 1,23 Pep club 33
Movie Operators club 33 Si'nu'r 3.
SWANK, RICHARD B.: Hi-Y 1,
2,33 Cheer Squad 2,33 Cubs club
1,23 Youth Center council 2,33 J11n-
ior class play3 Srmrr 1,2, staff 33
Firesquad 1,2,33 Tennis 2,33 Senior
Senate.
'l'u'e'n fy-four
SVVANSON, MAURICE EUGENE:
Hi-Y 1,2,3Q Football 1,23 Basketball
13 Track 1,2,3: Varsity club 2.3.
TAYLOR, RICHARD W.: Hi-Y 1,
2.33 Homeroom activity di1'ector 13
Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 13
Golf 33 Junior Red Cross council
2: Sl'nu'r 3.
TERRONES, MARY: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, representative 23 Homeroom
vice president 33 Mixed chorus 13
Dramatics 1,2,33 Junior Executive
council: G.A.A. 1,2,3.
THIELMAN. PAULINE HELEN:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, cabinet 33 Home-
room activity director 2: Glee club
1,2,3, librarian 33 Orchestra 2,3Q
Dranlatics 1,2.
THOMAS, HARRIS B.: Hi-Y 1,2,3.
THOMAS, JANE ALISONE: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3Q Mixed chorus 1,23
Dralnatics 1: Cubs club 2: Srmrr
staff 3.
THORPE, LARRY DICK: Hi-Y
1,2,33 Homeroom president 1,21
Student council 1,23 Mixed chorus
13 Choir 2.31 Football 1,2,33 Bas-
ketball 1,2,31 Track 1,2,33 Varsity
club 2,3.
S niors
TILDEN, SUSAN CLARK: Girl
Reserve 1,2,3, cabinet 35 Honieroom
secretary 1, president 1,25 Student
council 1,2, treasurer 15 Glee club
1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3, secretary-treas-
urer 25 Pep club 1,2,3, secretary 35
Cheer Squad 35 Youth Center coun-
cil 15 Sl'llIl'I' 2.
TORESDAHL, SELMER O.: Hi-Y
1,2,35 Mixed Cl10l'l1S 15 Track 15
Youth Center council 2.
TRIPP, LAWRENCE R.: Hi-Y 1,
2,35 Honierooni vice president 2,31
Intramural council 1.
UHL, KENNETH: Hi-Y 1,2,31
Honierooni vice president 2,35 Ten-
nis 35 Football 35 Track 1.2: Jun-
ior Red Cross council 23 Srlurr 3.
ULLESTAD, RICHARD CLAY-
TON: Hi-Y 1,2,35 Hoinerooni pres-
ident 25 Student council 25 Choir
1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball
1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Varsity club 2,3.
VAN ALSTINE, CYNTHIA MARIE:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, representative 25
Honieroonl activity directorg Dra-
niatics 15 Library club 2,35 pres-
ident 35 Pep club 35 Cubs club 25
Senior senate 3.
VANCE, JOHN FRANKLIN: Hi-Y
1,2,3, secretary 2,35 Honiero-oni vice
president 1,25 Choir 2,35 Orchestra
1,25 Marching band 15 Swing band
1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3:
Track 15 Varsity club 3: Youth
Center council 35 Srmrr 35 Fire-
squad 1,2,3,
WAKEFIELD, WINIFRED ANN:
Girl Reserve 1,2,35 Glee club 1,2,35
Choir 25 Library club 25 Junior Red
Cross council 25 Cubs club.
VVALSH, MARGARET: Girl Re-
serve 1,2,3, representative 15 Home-
rooni activity director 1,25 Glee
club 1,25 Drainatics 15 Junior class
play.
WARREN, BEVERLY LORRAINE:
Girl Reserve 1,2,35 Homerooni secre-
tary 35 Glee club 1,25 Draniatics 1.
WEBBER, RICHARD HENRY: Hi-
Y 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 15
Golf 1,2,35 Intramural council 15
Varsity club 1,2,35 Junior Red Cross
council.
WIERSON, GLORIA IDELLYS:
Girl Reserve 1,2,3, representative 25
Dramatics 1.
WILKIN, JOHN T.: Hi-Y 1,2,3,
representative 1,25 Honierooni vice
president 25 Football 15 Track 1,
2,35 Intramural council 3.
WINFREY, JAMES K.: Hi-Y 1,
2,35 Homerooni president 35 Stu-
dent council 3, vice president 3,
secretary 35 Choir 1,2,35 Cheer
squad 25 Junior Red Cross council
25 Cubs club 1,25 Intramural coun-
cil 15 Junior class play: Youth Cen-
ter council 15 Srmrr 2,35 Senior
senate.
Tzcentil-fire
S niors
YETTER, HELEN MARIE: Girl
Reserve 1.2.3, representative 33
G.A.A. 1,2,3.
YOCUM, WILLIS HARVEY: Hi-Y
1,2,3g Dramatics 23 Junior class
play.
PETERSON, ROBERT UHLEY:
Hi-Y 33 moved from Shipley, Iowa,
during his Senior year.
GALLAGHER, GERTRUDE A.:
Girl Reserve 33 Junior Red Cross
Council 33 moved from Council
Bluffs during her Senior year.
Twenty-sim
YODER, JIM T.: Hi-Y l,2,3, cab-
inet 2,3, representative 1,Z,3g Home-
room activity director 1, vice pres-
ident 3g Senior class vice president:
Junior Red Cross council 15 Cubs
club 23 Firesquad 1,2,33 Intramural
council 33 Senior senate.
YOUNG, BETTY M.: Girl Reserve
1,2,3, representative 23 G.A.A. 2.
RISTINE, JOHN ROLLAND: Hi-Y
3: Concert Orchestra 33 moved from
Mount Pleasant during his Senior
year.
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Q'lVt'll to thl't-t- jllllltll' latls. flot- Sowt-rs, XYallat't- llt-st-1'x't- projt-t-t lot' Sl'lltllllQ' liootl ovt-l'st-'1s.
Wt-ight. antl lioh llyrtts, who wt-i't- l't'SlNlllSllJlt' lllllx -ltmiol' t'lass mt-mht-I-. .loyt-t- tt:-ay. ntt
tot- training' tht- ltittlt- llj'l'ltlllt'S. Not to ht- only ht-ltl tht- oI't'it-t- ol' st-t-rt-tar-y ol' ,Knit-+4 lligh
ottttlont- Ivy l'ootI+all at-tivitit-s. jtmiot' I't-llows Sllltlt'lll t'otmt-il, hut was also t-lt-t-tt-tl statt
tgaitt tlt-mottstt-att-tl tht-ir athlt-tit- almilitit-s in ll't'2lSlll't'l' at a joint mt-t-ting' ol' Sttltlt-nt lltlllll
aslit-tlrall. lit'Q'lllill' stat'tt-rs on tht- tt-am XX't'l't' t'ils in lioont-.
llit-lt Vox, llolu littt-lt, atttl littlt- "ll" .Xrltt-5' 'l'htts tht- ,llllll0l'S havt- provt-tl that asa vlass
who all ratt-tl high in pit-king' up points atttl as tt-anis, as ltomt-t-ooms, antl as intlivitlttals
lt-lvtrttlttlitlg. tht-y art- Sll'lVlllg1' to prtmtott- tht- motto ol
.Ittttior rt-st-1-x't-s in lroth haslit-thall atttl loot- AMES Hl AIMS lllttlll
'1'tt't'1tIy1-ni
Juniors - IOS, Ill
'l'ul': A. Xlnlmtl, Sillhn-l', l'l:lit, ZOl1n1', Smu-1's, l,ill:u'1I, IZ1-l'Imxx', Nurhm, lmlv
3IllvlvI.l-I: Kil'Will, Siu-llmnn, Ile-ywuml, I-lulminsun, Sl14'l'lllJlIl, .Iul1ns, l:Ill'l1l'l', llllsln-1-. S ,Xncla-rs:
Iin'1"1'nM 1 'l'4vwl1svwl, I'vnl5', li. .Xmln-1'sm1, I'I1'ic-kswn, Ii. Ks-Ill-5. 'lily-:1tl'iw'la, Iirih-y, Umly, Miw Nlillvr
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'l'ul': l:l'l'lll'Il1'Il, Shipp, Stn-in, 'I'1'ipp, t'mnstm'k, Ifitvh, Hahn, limb liylus
mwl.14:: Me-mlun, l:2ll'IlJll'4l, .Im'p:+-nsun, fnll't'l'llt, ll. ltrmvn. I':llXX2ll'llS, lmtq-1-, Arm-y, Miss H4-x
lH'I"I'UNlZ Ahzurt, l':ul'1n-Ilia-l', lfjl'l'lJlI1Il, lim-lufse-n, 4lu1'1I, Johns, ll. l'--le-l'sul1, lllytll, ll1rI'i'm:1n
Juniors - 206, 208
'I'ol': IZ. .ln!1l1sun, Stunkg, limb IH-tn-1'sm14 llzuxln-V, t'm'lwin, FI:-tn-In-r. Bly'-rs. H11-lsun, Mr. l':1:44-
XIIIDIYIJCI II. Uhlse-n, ljJlIli4'lS, liruv, Iinuths, We-lu-lg Turpin, Sznilslullry, Itnrk
I!u'l"ruM: Allvn, XY:lm-1:1 l!:lll:1l'4l, l'Jll'l', Stn-Q-l, .XI'I1lll1l, llwlml1'i1lga-, l'tia-r, Hruy
A A f5 A
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'l'nl': Mialuulwlcm, llmmw-1', K'h:nmplin, I'lHY1'I'lj', Fox, Almquist, lim-k. IZmx'v1's, Ulsnn
31112111.1411 I!zlII:u'rl, XYl'ig1I1t. Ilnvis, Kyle-. .lum-s, Sl'Ilfllll'hP, liutm-s, ll1'it'I'v-rn, Mrs. Immmln
l:U'I"I'lJM2 l'ttcr, Qllzulv, Hn-tty W1-rw-l, Howl-, SXYt'ill'iIlL1'l5ll, Hutchinson, Huh-s, li. I., Jumls, Il. 4l:nll:u.1
hm'
Thirty-one
Juniors - ll, 236
sy!
'l'u1': Y, Smith, ll. XY4-ssvl, IG-lg4:n1'1Il'iI't'itl1. Svhmiwlt, IM-zur, IXlikl-in-Is:-n, .la-lllik. Htl, 11. Ruhilwsmm, ll'x'inv
Mllvlvlwz: kirby, Alm'1'lsse-y, ll. llunluym, linyw-mxu, l,:1kf-, M. .lll4lMl', XX1'1g4l1t, lnI'IlI1llQ'I'L1, 1 Inns-fn, All: luustf-1
l!r1'I"l'ux1: Il. .XIl4lPl'Hl!H, f'llHH'I'lSUIl, ID. Hznmw, Iiurun-V, Nivlsa-n, I-Z. A, Nlurtin, 'l':1yI1-V, lluln-x'sfm, lf'rin-firivll, l"'rll'S
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'I'11l': S1'Il1rl'3', l':1r'suns, .l. Bmw-l's, Iluhl. P. K4-Iln-y, 1:I'HvfitII, l'1:ll'l, xx'l'lt1'I?lllll, XYy:1l1
Mmm.:-3: Il. Yurv, .X. lhlppv, 31, ngvtz, N, lqnbinsorm, I-I-lxxruwls, .l. l!1':n3tun, Kuhl, Lv.-, Miss Will-mx
l!u'l"rmwxl: lii1'vlmt'I', Ihwklm-y, Niuh, l'i1-rsfm, .luluwln-zm, IC. l,. Nlnrtin, .XIIvn, liurnhznm, l'l+-:nm
Il:irI,u-flaw
Sophomore Daze
Although this year was the first in Ames
High for the sophomores, they have a lot to
remember it by. To begin with, they made
the usual mistakes such as walking into the
wrong room, or going up the wrong flight of
stairs and wandering down numerous halls
until some upper elassnian helped them out.
The sophomores in A Cappella ehoir and mixed
ehorus worked hard and yet felt repayed by
the sueeess of the Uhristmas and Easter per-
formanees, llramaties also proved exeiting for
many of them. Here, among other things, 'they
learned to apply makeup. and they gained ex-
perienee by working backstage for the various
plays, by building sets. lighting the stage, and
helping run the business end.
Sports always ereate interest tor the sopho-
mores. Hard training and good teamwork
proved profitable in both football Ellld basket-
ball. liob Spangler and Diek Fowler especially
showed promise for future Ames High football
teams. lloth of these boys at the end of 'the
season played with the varsity squad. Basket-
ball turned out to be a good season for the
sophomores when they won all their games.
Diek Fowler shone in this sport also, and Bob
Brayton and Red Milliken were excellent
players. These sophomore teams. whieh in a
year or two will help make up the varsity
squad. already show that old "Ames High
Spirit."
'Hob l-Bourne, Red Milliken, and Bud Schultz
contributed their talent to the Ames High
Swing Band whieli played tor various sehool
parties. VVhen Ames High started its yearly
musie series, Bud, who is very versatile in
inusie, played a piano solo with the Ames High
tloneert lland. Sopliomores also proved 'their
ability in the annual talent assembly. Bud
Sehultz and Norma Hedriek played a piano
duet and Dee Ann Smith entertained with a
toe danee. Rex Peterson played an aeeordion
solo, and last but not least the Vagabonds, a
small band made up ehietly ot sophomores.
played "On the Sunny Side of the Street,"
led by Diek Day.
lleing able to sit in the high sehool seetion
at games. going to matinee danees, singing
around the Christmas tree, listening to Friend-
ship Week speakers. participating in Hi-Y and
CLR. activities, and even being ealled "sopho-
more" have made the newcomers realize they
are really part of Ames High in spirit and
in body.
Thirty-th ree
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'l'0l': .Xl'llUl1l, Lilly, Kline-, Nzlllglltarrl, Hyun, IT. l'1't1-r':4nn, Svumzxn, Sllttvr. Bliss M4'N:nll5'
KlIlDIll.l'II l"ll1l'll, Sl1011:u'4l, Ii. Slllltll, l,:u lll'2llH.1K'. l'1'im-v, 4l:1llip4:nn, N. H1-iz, Mulumle-r
l+'l:nN'r: lh-znmun, Ill-:u-lu. lin-sul. .Xl'lllllI', llrsxlznnwl, IM-nl, lluln-nsllf-ll. llyh-I'
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'I'u1': liuurm-, Il. llnll, Ilznrlws, Slllllll1'l'l.1, l,:u'km'e-, 'l'lll':lSllA'l, 'l'm'1's-s1l:ll1l, Osburnv
XlIlDlDl,l'II l4'l'l'L1llSUl1, Amlums, Munrm-, llig.:'l1b:nl'g1-l', NIL-l'ln-rson, Morris, Svlxultz, Kil'm'lml'I', XIV Huw-v
Fl:ux'1': llutvln-ns, HuI'nh:mu, Yvnablv, Johnston, llvelrivli. Iiunkvl, Ruth, S1'lll'Jlki', Nuss
Thirty-five
Sophomores 23 7, 238
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NIl1vI'l.1-I: Stfwk, 'l'lm1'hurn. Mx-Intush, limgln-Im1'y1, Ahbuti, lww, XYiIsun, Mrs, Ilrurh
I4'1:ux'I': l:2Il'I1Jll'll. Hmnzv, llnvis, Kirxgkmlv, fluskill, llzngvn, lllnym-y, llhl Julm. lin
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'l'ul': ly lirmvn, JIIUIKIIIIIII, llmllm-s, l'ivl'1'1-, Km-llvy. Sl'IlFlIlt'h+', lie-l'lum. Yule-s, liullnnl
Xlllwlvlmi: Ahlquist, llyns, 'I'l1un1ps4m, Fuwlm-V, Ifl1th2lk'k!'l', Knlltsun, Miss Ilnsxxvll
l"l:uN'l': Niuh, Martin, llzugwrm. Mc-Imwe-ll, Ilzuryn-x', lin-nm-dy, Funk
I 'liI'f.ll'Sf,I'
These are the Athletes on
Field and Floor
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Ames All - Stars
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Wheaties Eaters
BILL BYRUS
Senior
All conference tackle
JIM ROBERTSON
Senior
Captain of the Ames leam
All conference back
RAY RUNKEL
Senior
All conference back
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LARRY THORPE
Senior
All conference cenler
BOB HALL
Senior
All conference guard
Thirty-nine
Varsity Football
'l'm': Uuvr-y, Wm-mls, Norman
l4'1F'l'll: li. llyrus, SUXX'1'I'S, Matin-V, Mlruns, Hunk:-l, Ilzirnvs, l'n-ti-rs, XX'rlp:i1!, Ii. I-.rnst
FUI'Il'l'iiZ l'hl, Rohm-Vtsun, Dnultnn, Iflzxrl, l'!:nrn:1l'wl, Arrusmitli, Ilvrimw, IJ, IH-tn-rsnn
Tllllxlsz X':un4'4-, XY. Iirown, Nm-wx-ll, Liiim-Il, Mvzvinsky, JUIIIISHII, IZ. I'vte-rsun
Sl-:vuxlvz Orth, I'l':utiwr, Iluppm-, lmv, Chumplin, Cox, I.ym'h, Fim-hum
I-'l:nN'1': 'I'lmrgw, Cnniphn-ll, H. Hull, Huck, Suwers, ID. Hall, l'lle-stud, NY. liyrus, W. lm tlnmm
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'k Jim Robertson, eleded football captain, is one reason why
Ames was lhe C.l.C. champ this year.
Sports Notes
The 1949 track squad, coached by Hi Covey,
started working out in February at the indoor
track at the college.
In the State A.A.I'. meet in Des Moines this
year, the squad took third place. Jim Robert-
son broke his own record in the shot put with
a toss of 50 feet 31,Q inches, and Jim Prather
won the mile run in 4:57.
On April 2 Ames went to Iowa City for the
state indoor meet and came home with a fourth
place. Jim Robertson again won the shot put
and this time shattered a 13 year old record
with a heave of 54 feet 8114 inches. In the pre-
liminaries, Page Arnold dashed 50 tyards in
:05.4 to tie a 16 year old sprint mark. Ames
also took the 880 yard relay title, the winning
team being composed of Ray Runkel. Mert
Daulton, Perky Lidell, and Page Arnold.
Other meets this year included the Valley
Relays, April 9, Oskaloosa. relays, April 145 the
Class "B" Little Cyclone Invitational, April
21, Class "AN Little Cyclone Invitational,
April 22, Drake Relays, April 29-30, District
Meet at Fort Dodge, May 7, Central Iowa Con-
ference meet at Ames, May 13, State meet at
Ames, May 21.
The Ames High nettnen had one returning
letterman this year, Tom Earl. Scheduled
meets for the squad included two meets with
Roosevelt of Des Moines, one with Fort Dodge,
two with East of Des Moines, and the district
meet May 14.
The golf team, coached by Ron Norman, faced
Des Moines Lincoln, Marshalltown and Boone
in dual meets and also held a Little Cyclone
Invitational meet here besides the conference,
district, and state at Ames.
Ames High completed a very successful foot-
ball season by winning the 1948 conference
championship with only a tie game with Newton
to mar its record in conference play. The lone
defeat of the season Was to the mighty West
Waterloo 7-0. Ames played one of the toughest
schedules it has played for some time.
Jim Robertson was named captain at the
annual football fireside, held at Lynn Fuhrer
Lodge the night before the Boone game. In that
game the Little Cyclone squad gave Ames the
right to keep the traditional Little Green Jug
for another year.
The team this year was very light compared
to most teams, but they made up for size and
weight with speed.
The grid team will lose nine out of the eleven
starters this year. The starting lineup for most
of the games included Dick Fineham, left end,
Bill Byrus, left tacklcg Bob Hall, left guard,
Larry Thorpe, center, Ron Campbell, right
guard, Jim Champlin, right tackle, Dick Hall,
right end, Bob Buck, quarterback, Ramon
Runkel, left halfbaek, Jim Robertson, fullback,
and Merritt Danlton, right halfback.
The 1948-49 basketball squad wound up the
season with an even split of nine victories and
nine defeats.
Ames captured a tie with Boone for second
place in the Central Iowa Conference with five
victories and five defeats. Newton and Marshall-
town ended in a tie for first place with eight
victories and two defeats. Scores of the 1948-49
season are as follows:
Ames 29-Roland 27
Ames 35-Fort Dodge 25
Ames
39-Newton 38
Ames -Marshalltown 51
Ames -Boone 27
Ames -Perry 37
Ames 38-Nevada. 35
Ames -Mason City 31
Ames -Grinnell 21
Ames -Oskaloosa 42
Ames -Newton 29
Ames -I. S. Deaf 41
Ames -Marshalltown 46
Ames 36-Boone 41
Ames 46-Grinnell 33
Ames 41-Oskaloosa 40
Ames -Sioux City 52
IJISTRICT
Ames 2-L-Newton 25
Perky Lidell was voted captain for the season.
Perk played a starting guard position all season.
Forty-one
Conference Champs
Furl lu- t wo
Grrrrr! i' Thirsty, Ron?
Is everybody happy? f May I have this dance?
"Scooter" scoots i' Send Stewart in
Whnt's so funny, Phyl? if Quit pushing!
eserve Football
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'I'm': .l. .lllllt.2'l', Slll'Hl':l.t'l', Atlzmls, l30l't.I'1'SOIl, tlrittith, Fitvh, flI'llTll1, Vt'hitv, Nh-lmls, Abbott, Osburnn-
Rlll!liI,lCI Dyus, Snmls. Mmrt, livzur, Olson, Fuwlvr, Sp:nnp:In-V, Nlnnvy, K. l'lI'UXYY1. Millikf-n, Snmlling'
I+lmN1': ll:11'l:m. J. lu-llvy, NllllllJt'l'!, Imllsuwl, lwrhnw, lrillllgitll. Ilzny, IJ. Hull, liuuzv, lnrr, NUl'Ill'Ill
'l'lw l'l'Slxl'Yl' lknmtlrzlll Stlllilll. vulllpusvd ol' soplm- .Xmvs T-Blzllxllzllltlnvll
lIl0l'l'S :xml juniors. slmwml Sll'0llg1'lll this yrzu' by .Xnwx 27-Wm-luster Vity T
winning' most ot' their gzum-s. Tha- Sllllilll was Ann-s 335-Story Pity ti
t'U2l1'lll'tl by Rilj' SlIl2llllllQ :xml Run Nurnlzm. The Amos 0-llormv 20
Nt'tII'0S to flu' gannvs W1-rv :ls follmvs: .Xmvs I-lflimmv T
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i The rough and tough reserves go into action. ln their season's schedule, they played five games and won three, tied
one, and lost one. Most of the games were played in the afternoon. In the left picture above, Dick Fowler charges
through the line for u T. D.
Forty-H1 Vee
Varsity Basketball
MACK: llappc-, J. Ilrayton, Lirlell, P. Kelley, Platt, NV1'ig'l1t
NIIDITIJCZ J, Sowvrs, Daulton, Robertson, D. Kellvy, Vvvbbt-V, Tliorpm-, Griffin
FRONT: Mr. Norman, l'lli-stad, Huck, Cox, Hall, XXI. Sow:-rs, Arncy
.lunior lioilwroom lll's pritlo aml joy, lloll
.Xi'n0y. hit 68 powviit ot' his l'i'vv throws to lead
tht- tvam in that clvpartmvnt. A tivo foot Oigfht
iiwh l'oi'wai'cl, "ll" sm-orotl a total ot' 00 points
this season. as wvll as tiirniiig in muvh 4-xm-llviit
rvlioiimliiig' and Hooi' play.
Yvrsitilv lloh llllvlc, who pt-l't'o1'ii101l Ctlllilllj'
woll at l'tlI'NVtll'tl aml 4-vntvr. rcooivctl hoiiorahlv
mvntion on thc l.ll.l'.A. all stall' tvam and was
name-il to tht- svvoml all t'0lll'0l't'llt'0 team. llv
svorvml a total ot' 132 points with a ll0I't't'llf2lQ0
ol' 53.5 from tho lrvv throw lam: Fivt' foot
vlm-vvii iiwh lloh hails l'l'0lll 208.
l"ivn' foot Olvvon aml 0110-llillf inch llivk Vox
took team honors with l5T points for thu sva-
soii. This lmwipiviit ol' ll0llUl'?llll0 mviitiou on the
l.lJ.l'.A. 10am aml lllll'tl all t'0llllk'I'l'llt'E' team
laura-ls tinisliocl thv season with 56 port-viit of
his frm- throws. llic-k. who also 1-omos from 208,
will hv ham-k next yvar.
.X total of 07 points was svorvtl hy llivk Hall.
I" rri' tg!-four
This tim- toot him- inch senior hvgaii tht' season
at guartl, hut playt-cl in the fi-out court as wt-ll
toward tho end ot' tho season. .X favoritv son of
221. llivk maclv good 58 port-mit of his from'
th rows.
Altvriiatv guartl llon Kvllvy p0i't'oi'im-tl well
as a c-latch playvr. 'l'his sonioi' in 1238 4-aim'
tlirough with 44 points tlllI'lllQj th0 svason. Five
foot Oight iiirfh llon matlO 40 pvwviit ol' his
attempts from tho trvv throw linv.
Senior guarml ill-oi'g3u ltimlcll was honorotl hy
,lavk North on his fifth all statv tvam. Placv-
mont on thv l.Il.l'.A. honor list aml soc-:mtl all
t'llllfl'l'f'llC'0 tvam voinplctv his list ot' laiirvls.
105 total points w0i'0 svorvcl hy this lll0lllllt'l' ol'
1338, Fivm- foot lllllt' im-h Pork mlroppcml lil Iwi'-
vont ot' his t'i'0c throws lll1'OllQIll the hoop, At a
post-season imivtiiig l'0i'k was Olvvtt-tl loam
vaptain.
This was voavli lion N0l'lll2lll.S p1'0iiiiv1'v as
head haskethall 1-oat-li.
Shooting Stars
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cw: Cow-y, I,:u-kon-, Sands, Dyus, Kingknde, Hulmos
NIIDIIIAICI Hlxvi-ll, Rnuzv, J. Kellvy, H. Adams, Manny
l4'l:nx'l': llzlllipzan, Nilliks-n, Fnwlvr, Spanpflvr, II. Iimylnn, K. Brown
Tho soplmniurv imskx-tlmll li-ani. 1-mwlii-ii by
Ili Vnvvy. WONT 1l11'ullg'l1 :ln lllIlll'l'l'2ll0li svzisun
this yvnr winning' lli out ul' Ili gunws. Tlll'.Y look
illl' ll0llil'ili Iowan l'o11l'0i'm11-v viizllnpiulisliip
111110112 thi' N0lbllllI1l0l'0 ti-:uns ami slimwil smnv
grvuf pluuspvc-is for l'llllll'l' yours,
Two SllI3llUlll0l'l'S, Holm llrnlvlmi :mil Irwin
Milikcn, mmlv Tlw varsity tunrnznmvnt sqllaul 111
tllv ond ul' thi- swlsmi.
i' Three Grinnell players close in on Dick Fowler as he
lets go a shot at the baskei. Dick was the leading
scorer for the sophomore team and suited up with the
varsity near the end of fhe season
Minute Men
'I'm': llwllllvs, Q':ll'l', l3Q':ll', I:l'l'l1HXY, I1:ll'n:1l'4l
Slcvuxlv: 'I'llUI'hlll'Yl, D. .Xmlm-rssmn, Johnson, Dah-, fllllllgilll, lturn--s, .Xrnuld
'l'l4ll:1w: lhmmu-, 1.114-, 1l2ll'lN'l', Illuir, I':-tm-Vsmm, XVilkin, Mum-v, 4i1'iI'l'itI1 Mx' L'm'e-v
FUl'Il'l'llZ Mr. W1-lls, l'r:1thv1', HXVIIH, VII:-strul, Fox, Swzmsufl, Arm-y. 'f'll7lI'l!llIiI1,.l'1't1'l'S
l4'l:ox'l': Finclumn, Lynvh, lm llranngv, liunkvl, Arnold, Lid:-ll, Iinhvrtsun, Imultfm, XYX lit
l"o1'ty-sfflwll.
if What are we doing, boys-playing basketball
soccer? . . . and someone give Perk the word
t ur A
'i Mighty graceful, boys-planning lo go into ballet?
i Hey, look-a pyramid club! Those lhings are really
Ol'
spreading!
y, you're adorable . .
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f Fake him out, Robbie, fake him ou!!
l"IJl'f.ll-Vlflllf
i' Poor Dick must be in great pain!
i Il's o bee-youtiful day for ihe races, folks. The sun's
shining . . . and there they go!
'l Con'9 'hose luxy bums carry iheir own sluff?
'I' Don'0 you say that to our Georgie, you nosly boy!
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Tennis and Golf
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Intramurals
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Intramural Coun il
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Xlllrlvlmi: Mr. Snmllimg, llllhiIlSUll. Swlmry, ll:n'lu.-V, NYiIk
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These are the Urganizations
and Leaders of Cheer
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Ames High Activities in Action
For every hour spent in school, the average
Ames High guy or gal spends another one-half
hour participating in one or more of the twenty
odd school sponsored extra curricular activities.
Highest on this list are Hi-Y and Girl Reserve.
Together Hi-Y and G.R. sponsored Friendship
Week, the annual observance of the importance
of the spiritual aspects of high school life. This
year 's speaker and counselor was Dr. Ronald V.
Wells, director of religious education at Iowa
State College. Halfway around the globe two
war orphans, Jacques Aufrey and Jeanine
Doyen. find a few more comforts in life because
of the financial support and letters sent them
by Hi-Y and GR. members.
G.R. officers were Nancy Butler, president,
Debby Munn, vice-presidentg Mary Anne King,
secretary, Bea Briley, treasurer, Virginia
Cunningham, assistant-treasurer.
Vocal music activities were highlighted by
the animal Christmas program and Spring
Concert. 1948-1949 choir officers were Ray
Runkel, president, Bev Summers, vice-pres-
ident, Maryann Meldrum, secretaryg Mary Sue
John, librariang Harold Olson and Roberta
Gilpatrick, robe keepers. Glee Club officers
were Opal Hand, president, Betty Lou Jones,
vice-president: Elizabeth A. Martin, secretary,
Pauline Thielman, librarian. Officers for mix-
ed chorus were Norma Hedrick, president,
Arthur Barnes, vice-president, Nancy Getz,
secrctaryg Eleanor Rothaeker, librarian.
The band and orchestra each presented a con-
cert as part of the spring music program. Band
officers included Jack Adams, president g Philip
Pearson, vice-president, Dick Schory, secre-
tary-treasurer, Norma Roelofson, librarian.
Orchestra officers were Ray Long, president,
Jack Peters, vice-president: Nancy Peterson,
seeretary-treasurer, Mary Hayenga, librarian.
Politics got a royal welcome this year in the
school is first active campaigns for student body
president, featuring speeches, posters, and even
a little mud-slinging. Fred Martin was elected
student body prexy in this first election. First
Fifty-jour
semester officers were VVayne Brown, pres-
ident: Jim Winfrey, vice-president: Joyce
Gray, secretary: and Jerry Ersland, treasurer.
Officers coming in with the new election plans
were Fred Martin, president: Bob Albert, vice-
president, Jim Winfrey. secretary, and Jerry
Ersland. treasurer.
The 1948-1949 edition of Pep club and march-
ing band arranged all halftime entertainment
and, in cooperation with cheersquad. the home
game pep assemblies. Pep club prexy was Salle
Cole: vice-president, Phyllis Miller: secretary.
Susan Tildeng and treasurer, Mary Daine.
Cheersquad this year was made up of Ruth
Anderson, Patt Clark, Chuck Ernst, Judy
Green. Dick Swank and Susan Tilden.
The highlight of the activities for the fire-
squad members and their girls was the annual
picnic given for the senior members by the
sophomores and juniors. Officers for the year
were Dick Fincham, fire chief: VVayne Brown,
secretary-treasurer.
Radio club became the newest organization in
A.H.S. when it was started last fall. First
semester officers were Rod Lake, president,
Dick Dunlap, vice-president: Bill Bond, secre-
tary-treasurer. Second semester officers were
Bill Ohlsen, presidentg George Robinson, vice-
president: Don Kjerland, secretary-treasurer.
Members of Operator's club ran many movies
for the visual aids department. Officers were
Bob Peterson, president: Jack Dunlap. vice-
presidentq Vera Biorn-Hansen. secretary-
treasurer.
The boys of "A" club, again this year,
handled the initiation assembly in the fall and
the club picnic in the spring. Ray Runkel serv-
ed as president, Bill La Grange, vice-president,
Dick Hall, secretary-treasurer.
Members of Library club were seen in action
again this year checking books i11 and out.
Oiicers were Cynthia Van Alstine, president,
Jan Marvin, vice-presidentg and Audrey Town-
send, secretary. Club sponsor is Mrs. Elizabeth
Dickinson.
Hi-Y
'l'ul': .l. Adznns, Ymim-V, Finvhzmi, Lynch, H:u'l:1n, l,i1ie'Il. Mr. liitlunml
F1:0NT: W. Ilrmvn, Ii. Anile-rson, Stzmillvy, Yunvv, lt. 1I:1ll.J. limytnn
First svmvstcl' Ili-Y uPfiv01's wvrv 'Dim-k
Finc-hzmm. Iil'0SillUlli2 .lolm lil'2lj'f0lI. vivv prvs-
idvnig Frank YHIWO, Sl'l'I'Pi2llf'-fi't'ZlSlIl'l'l'. 'l'i1v
offivvrs for NOUUIIKI sclm-sti-1' wcrv Don .X1'1w.x'.
IlI'0SidPllTg Kvitll Hrown, Vim- pwsirlviltg :md
Phil Pm-arson, sc-vl'0Tz11'y-T1'0:xs111'el'.
i' Zombie persuudes a customer to buy some food. Selling
popcorn, ice cream, and candy bars at games was one
of the Hi-Y proieds this year
Fifty-fire
Girl Reserve Cabinet
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Miss Nwlsm!
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'l'llll:11: l,. Smith, l.ikvly, Fmlst. Nurtml. Nlurrisse-y, l':1l'snns, IC. l,. Mnrtin, Kr-llr-y, 'I'l1ivIm:m, Miss lluxxr-1'
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'A' Dick Cox helps l?l on the vocal music paper drive held
in ihe fall
i' Girls' Glee club performs at the annual Christmas program
given December 23
I"ifI4U- nine
Marching Band - Concert Urchestra
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A SPIRIT
'Ir Arguing las usuall with editor Jean Goodspeed are 'K' On the right is business manager Perk Lidell, posing
her obedient l?I slaves, assistant editors Joyce Gray with his harem, Martha Stuber and Salle Cole IHmm!l,
and Dick Swank the business staff. When he has time, Perk takes care
of the SPIRIT money.
'I' Here is Maryann Meldrum, advertising editor, and her 'I' This mob is the advertising staff. Seated at the table
assistants, Jim Winfrey and Frank Vance. They look lleft to rightl are Betty Jones, Bill La Grange, Margot
busy, don't they? Fakers! Schmidt, Jerry Ersland. Standing are Joan Hills, Betty
Miller, Tom Earl, Judy Green
'K "Laughing PhyI" Sprague and "Smiling Jane" Thomas, i' Pictured above is the SPIRIT photography staff, consist-
the happy SPIRIT art staff, grin at the photographer. ing of Jim Champlin, photographer, Jane Mendon,
Phyllis is shorter than Jane because she's the assistant, editor, and Art Bappe, another photographer? . . . No.
isn't that right, Jane? No! that's a period!
Sixty-two
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if These bclshfull looking lassies are Jackie Schulz, fea- if These beaming girls are Marian Martin, Liz Martin, and
ture editor, and Doris McNeil and Phyl Mathews, assist- Putt Clark-sophomore, junior, and senior class editors,
ants, who actually wield a mighty whip over the copy respectively.
writers.
'A' Drooling over a trophy are Dick Hall and Debby Munn, i' Jane Gilman Irightl and her assistants Bev Summers
boys' and girls' sports editors, respectively. lNaturally!l and Dorothy Parsons see that everyone knows every-
thing about the SPIRIT. lGad!l
f This is Mr. Trump, the one with all the good ideas for i' Gazing fondly I?l at the typewriter are Mary Sue
this SPIRIT. IIt's all his fault, we tell youll John and Colleen Doulton, who are obviously the
SPIRIT typists. Boy-are they good? -2435S!l...76
Sixty-tliree
Web Writers
Tor: Swank, lb-nm-tt, Ahlquist, l,:u lil'1lYH.Z't', J. Mlniiis, ll, lie-Ili-5'
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l"l:oN'I': Miss N1-Ison, Niill'Yll1, llutli-V, All-Itlrum, fire-on, l', Mille-r, Xl. Johns
'l'hv two i4illl'll2lliSlII 4-hissvs 4-mimi thv your worm- -In-rry llomivtt :xml Nziiwy iilllil'l', whih
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,Xml-s Iligh St-hool's wvvkly pzipcr. tht- si-voml sm-iiiostvr.
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wlvrotwl to zivtllzilly writing' for tho pzipvr whilv lvll4ll'l' thi' sllpvrvisioii oi' Miss l'h:lrlottt
thc i'1-iiinlmlvr ol' tht- wi-vli is uswl in Slllllylllgl' N1-Isoii. UNI: sponsor. thi- vlzlssvs str1igg'lwl with
tht' Ibll2lSl'N :mel lt't'lllllllll1'S ot' .l1llll'll2lllNiIl in 1-mlitorinls :tml iiiitizitwl il lit-w typo ol' l'l'2lllll'l'
Q't'IIt'l'2ll. tho piom-f-r story. 'I'hv Inttor wus ohtziimwl from
'l'wo vmiiplvtv stalls wt-ro svt up m-:wli sviiws- illll'l'Yl0WS with long tiiiiv l't'Slllt'lllS ol' thi- 1-om
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4-wry otlwr wt-vii. liflitors for tho tirst sm-iiivstvr Amos in curly wlziys.
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Cub ' Club - The Bear Facts
'l'1111: ll. 11:1ll, 1l11l1'1111111, 111-111, 111111, S1'11111'y, S1'I1:1111'1111, S1111:1111'1111, 11'x'i1111. l111'sI:1n11, Iiy:111, Ilyns
'1'1111:11: .Xll41l'I'S11l1, .X11:11'1, 11i:1111:11'g'111'. 515111111 1'l1l'S11l1S, K. Ii1'11w11, Ott. ll:1II. l'i1-11111-,13111111-1111-11, Miss N1-ls11n
S11:1111N11: ICi1-1's1111, 4i:1skil1, XYils1111, .l, .1ll111.Z4', 1!:1t11s, 1illl1Z1', .1:11-k111:111, I'I11x11Il, IC. .X. x1ilI't1I1. AI. M:11'1i11, 1'1111k
l"1:11x'1': I1I1'i1111s1111, 111. .X. Al:1111i11, 1'111l11-1'ts1111, .XI'I111111, 111-11ri1'k, NI:1l:1111l1-1', 111111111-1', l!:11'11:11'11, li1111k1-1. 1l111Iix'111'
111g'1111g'111 1114 11111 .v11:11' 1.1l1' 11111 11111181 1111111 was jg
11111 1'1111s 11111111111 111 11111 .X11111s 111211 1111111111 111111, gg yggi' 1
1'1111s 1111111 IN :1 ,111111'111111s111 11l'2'2l1llZil1I11Il 1111111'1111 1
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111 S11111111111111'11s, -111111111-s, :11111 S1'll111l'S W1111 z11'11
11111 1:11i111g' 11111 1'11g'111:11' ,111111'11:111s111 1111111's11 111111111111
111 11111 S1-111111' .Yt'211'. 111111 XY1l11 211'l' 1111111'11s11111 111
111:11'11111g 1111w 111 w1'1111 ,1l1lll'I11111S111' s1z1y111. '1'1111
11111111s11111gf 11111111111 1ll'1l12I11j' 11111'1111111g' lll 11111
111111'11:111s111 1'111l1'S1'.
Mixs 1'1l2l1'111111' N111s1111 z11'1s as 1'1111s' 1111111
l11Y1N111' 211111 11l11'1llQ' 11111 111-st s1111111s1111' 111111-1111s
11111 1111118 11111 :11'1s 111' s11':11g'111 111-ws 211111 1'11:11111'11
41111'.Y 11'1'11111g'.
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11111 1111111 1111111 :1 111111 11111111111g's 11111111111 1111111'
11111111111 111. 11111 11'1'I1 111 2IN1lllil1ll1 11111111s111v115 1111111
j11111'11:111s1111 111111111i111111s.
111111K :11s11 111111111 s1111111111111g 211111111 1111ws111111111' 1
'A' Norma hands Miss Nelson some copy
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Stage Stars
'I'111': l!:111-s, IC1-11111-11, .X1'1111l1l, 11111111111 Smith, 1I:1v111'l5', Nl. llvtz. 1151111-, I1:11111. Mrs, 1:l'll1'1l
'I'1111:11: 31111-5111, St
l'1ll, S111:1ks, l!:11'111'1', 1'l:111s1111, S1-11111i111, li11'wi11, 111-1'111':11-k, l'1-111-1-51111
S1-71'11x11: I1I1155':11'11s, I+I1'i1-l4s1111, I'1-11153 IliI1s, S11l1ll1ll'l'S, N1flK1It'XYS, S. 1X1111111's1111. l'. M1111-1', l'I111'k, XI1'N1-il
11'1:11x'1': U1-111s1111-lc, 'l'1-1-111111-S, 1'111-1', Il. .l111l1:11, M11111'1-, lI111'g111', I!111'111111111, 121111-5'
N1.1'!11-si.1'
' '1'1111 .X11111s IIig'11 111'i1111f1111'N 1-111sx 11111111111-111-1-11
il 5'1'111' 11111111 w11I1 111111115 111 11111 211111 111-115'115' 115'
ll1'1111111'1Il1I N12lXXY1'11 .x1l111'1'x111l.N 1l1'112l11XY2l5' 8111'-
111-11' 111'11111111i1' 1'11111'11, Mrs, 1111111 1:1'111'11. 111111 111111
11111'1'11 115' 1111111121 1'1lI1l. 11111 11121515 1'Jlll1111ill' 11isf
1111'i1'111 111ll'1iQ'1'11l1l111 was XY1111 1'111-1-ix'1-11 115' 11s
2l1l1111'1l1'l' 211111 1111- 111115' wus Q'1'1l1'I'i1115' 2l1'1'l'11111I1
11s 11111- 1111 1111- 1111111-1' 11l'2111I2l111' 1111111111-1i1111s 111
.X1111-s 111211.
111111111111' 1110111111' 1111. l'1'11l1 1r111l I'1'1j111lz'1'1 115
1'115'111'111- 111111111115, -111s1'1111 1i1'SS1'1l'11lLl"S ,11'.w111i1
111111 Ulf! I,1r1'1.
1'1'l11'1'Sl'1l11'11 111 11111 1'll1X'1'l'S115' 111' 1115111 1'115' 1,1215
11l'11il1' 14'1111s w111-1-11 El S111ll'1 1'11111's11 111 111'1111111111
1ll511I'l1l'11O11 wus 1l1'1,111'l'11 1'1l1' 11ig'11 x1-1111111 111'11
111:11i1- S1lll1l1ll1S.
0115511111111 nf' l,111'1'1l1'111. 1111'l'1'11'l1 115' .X1111-N 111g'11's
111111' -1ll1Il111' 1 laws 1'11111lS1' 11l1' 11s 111115' 1111111111-1'
-1111111 1X11a1i11, 51111111 11111 Sl'1l1ll1' 1'111ss S1'11'1'11'11 il
.Ks 111 1l1'l'1'1'11l1lQ' 5'11111's. 111111-s 111g11 w11x11g':1111
1'11'S11Y2l1 115' 21 11111--11111 111115' l'21N1 1.1'1llll ,X115'11111'1'11
1J1'1111111 1-11111, '1'1111 g1'111111 11lx11 1111111 il 11-111 111
1111si1111s 1J1'1llQ 111-1i5'1- 111 l11i1f' 111'1111111'1i1111s 211111
I 1-1111-1-1113 1'111111's1s, 11111 1111111111 1'12lSSl'S XYl'1'l' Qf1Y1'll
Stage Struck
'l'111': S11:1l'1'1-1', 1l1lS1:l11l1, A1llllH1lI1, S1-1111111-I11-, Fi111'i, S1-111111111'1111111n, 11219.11'I1, 111l1l'17Il110, S1ll'1lIl1l1'l1, liy:111, .1lP1lll
I-'11l'11'1'l1: Kli111-, XY11it1-. 1111.1'1l11!l1'1l'l11', .1l111H'1', ,X1!'X2lI1111'l', l-1111511-11111'11, M1111-r, 111111. S1-:1111:111. .X111-n
'1'1111:11: 1i11'I'SUI1, N1Il12ll1l11'l', 111ll'l1111llll, K11l11s1111, 1'i1-1'1'1-, A1!lt'1Ilt1lS1l, llnskill, Wilsnrm, A1'n11l11, J:11-k111:111, M11111'1111,
1i11I111':l1'1i1'I'
S1-:1'11x11: 141l'1'1JllSUI1, 121111111-l, linux, Ily11-1', J11111-s, I-'islu-1', 121111111-13 S1-11111111-, N. 111-tx, 1111111-rts1111. 1':11111111wi111-
I-'1:11N'1': 1'. 11111111-1', 31. 11111111-1', 1111t1'I1i11s, 1111111-115111-ll, Mrs. 11l'llC1l,111. M1111s1111, 111IlXlll'j', 11ltI'1I111'1l1, Y111-11111
Il I'l'1l1 S1'1l1'11l11l' 111. S11111A' 111 1111111' 11w11 x1-1111111 lII2111i2f1'l'l' 111111 111-1' 11ss1s111111 was 111'11'1l H1111-ks.
1-111ss I11'l'111l1N. 111'Q'1111l1llQ' 111-1111111 2l1'11l1i11111l'11
1111-111s1-111-s w1111 1111- 1111-111111-111 111111s11s 111' s111u'1'
1111111111-111111 211111 -1111111-11 1-X111-1'11-111-v 111 111-111111 111'
l11'1l11l11'11lQ' il 11111--111-1 1'1lIIll111.Y. 111111 2.11 ll 111111111-
lluf, 111111-11 11I11j' 111'1's1-1111'11 111 S1'X'l11'2l1 1X1111's s1-1'-
vi1-1- 1-11111s 11s W1-11 11s 111 1111-11' 11w11 1-111ss1111111-s.
'1'w11 11111l1111111111 11111--111-is W1-1'11 111'1-s111111-11 s1-1-511111
S1'1lll1N11'I' :ls W1-11 11s 1111111111g' 1'1'1-111'11111g's 111. 11l1l'1'-
111'1-1ix'1- l'l'E11111lg'N 11lll'11lQ' 11111 1-111ss 111-1'11111s.
111-1111111 1-11111, w1111-11 is 11111111 111111 1111 k11111w 111'
"'1'1-1 111 1111 1111111111 12110111.11 111-1-111111-11 1114'I1IS1'1Vl'S
111111 11111 lllilllj' 111-11,1111-tx Mrs. 11I'l11'1l 1111v1-1' s1-1-111-
1-11 111 l'llll 11111 1111. .X1111111g' 11111s1- 111111111-1s w1-1'1-
11111--111-1 l112lf' 1111111111-111111s. skits 111111 11151112118
111llS11'2l11llg' n11111111'11 111111 111111111-V111 111'1111111 1111-11-
11111111-s 111 1111-1-1g'11 1111111111s, 1'1111111'1s 1111 111'1-S1-111
11115' A1111-1-11-1111 11111yw1'1g111s. 111111 w111-ks111111s w111?1'11
111-w 111'11n1a111- 1-11111111111-111 was 1-1111s11'111-1111.
A111l11ll,Lf1l 1111111121 1-11111 s1-1111-11111 1111 l11'1'N1l1111Q'
1111'i1-1-rs, 1-1111111 1'1-11111's1111 was 0101-11-11 1111si1111ss
'1'111- 1jil11T1. 21 1121111111211 111111111'111'.1' 1111111111111-
11w111'11. was 111'1-x1-1111111 111 s1-V1-11 111'ilIIl'l 1-11111
1111-111111-rs: 1,11Q'11 ,X1'1111111. 11111'11111'11 .11111g'1-. 1J111'1x
N11-N1'1I, -1211118 K1111'1'111, 1'11y111s A12l1111'WS. S111-1111
A11lU1'1' 111111 1-1111-11 1'1'111-1-s1111.
BACK: P1-111-1's11n, A1-n11l1l, M111'vin
1"'llUN'l'1 M1-N1-il, M111111-, 1N1Hl1lQ'XYS
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Club - Red Cross
T111-: W. liruwn, 111111-s, 131-nm-tt, ll. Olson, Dahl, 171l'S1H1"ll1, 1'111XVIll'11S
F1:11N'r: Munson, Davis, S1-:111111n, Mrs, 171l'1C1IlSOY'l, 11ll1'Y'l112l1l1, ll. 11111111111-1'
111111' 11121111 1111j1-1-1i1'1- 111' 1111- v11l1l1l11' H1-11 1'1'11ss 111'0g1'1'211ll was 111-11111-11 11y Mrs. K1111- 31111-111-11.
1'11r 1948-45111'11s111g11i1111 11111 p1-1'1-1-111 1111-11111er- 1J1'11l1'1p2l1 111' 111111-11111 g'r11111- s1-1111111 111111 s1-1-r1--
s11ipi111111-s1-1111111. 12l1'y 111' 1111- N1I1'111 S111ry l'1111111y 111-11 l7r11ss.
111 1111- 1111111 s1'1111111 1-111-11 11111111- r1111111 112111 i1s '1'111- 111111-r 11il1'111'11J2ll11S 111 1111s 171'Ug.Z'1'2l11l w1-1'1-
1111'11 l'1l2l11'11l211l. '1'111- 1-1111i1'1111-11 111' 1111- 11111111- 1'11y11is 1112111ll'WS. J1-rry 111-11111-1. 211111 1111111111
r1111111s 11111111- up 1111- High S1-1111111 .11111i11r 111-11 111'i1111.
111'11SS1'11111ll'11. .XIIIUS 1111111 s111111-111s 21111 11w111'1- 111 April El 11111si1-111 1J1'0Q,'1'211ll 11'11s 51111-11 1111'
111' 1111- 11l1IN11'12l1ll'1' 111' 1111- 11'11r11 1111111- hy R1-11 1111- p111i1-111s 111 1111- V1'11'1'211lS 1111SI111il1 111 111-s
1'r11ss 111111 1111- 111-1-11 1.111' 11111p1-1-1-1-111 1111-111111-r- 31111111-s 111111l'1' 1111- S1J11I1!1111'S1111l 111' 1111- 41111118
ship. '1'111- 1'1'S1l1l1lS1' 1'r11111 1111 s111111-111s 111 1111- -111111111' 111-11 1'r111-s. 11021Y111Q1'1'211'1y i11 1111- 111111-11-
high s1-1111111 1v11s V1'1'y Q111111, 11151 11y 11118. 1111' A1111-s High S11'i11g1's11-1's, 1111-
A 11111x'i1- wus s111111'11 111 2111 1111- g'r11111- s1-1111111s 1'1211'1Il01ly 11ir1s. 111111 S1'V01'211 s111111-111s 11'1111
111111 1'1-1111-111 l11111l'1' 1111- Q'111l1i11ll'1' 111' Mrs. 111-1111-11 111 11r111'i111- V111-111 11111111101'S. w1-r1- Vl'1'j'
111l'111'1'El1'y 111111 1121111111 U1s1111 111 l'1112l1'gI1' 1111- Wil1'1ll1j' 211111 1-11111usi11s1i1-1111y r1-1-1-i1'1111 hy 1111 111'
1111-111111-rs11ip 111' 11111 -11111i11r 111-11 1'r11ss 11111111111 1111- V1-11-1'1111s.
1111' S11111l'1l1S. 1X1s11 21 1J1'U11'I'2l1ll was pr1-s1-1111-11 Mrs. 1111-1ii11s1111 was sp1111s111' 111' 1111- 1111111111-
111'1-1' 17111111 s1111i1111 KAS1 111 1'l11'11101' 1111' 1111-111- 111111 111'0SS. 11'i111 H21I'11111 0s11111 S1'1'Y1115.1' 11s 1-1111ir-
111-rship 111' 1111- J1111i11r R1-11 1111188 111 1111- r1-S1 of 1112111 for 1111- first s1-1111-s11-r 211111 W11y111- 11I'01Vll
A1111-s 111111 S1l1'1'0l11ll111lQ' 1-111111111111i1i1-s. This 111-11151 l'11ll11'lIl1ll1 1h1- se-1-111111 S1-1110s11-r.
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Student Coun ii
Trw: Gray, Allbvrt, than-, Olsun, liyun. lflrslunml, Cunnimrhznm
hiII7llI,l'II Munvy, 'I'mx'ns4-ml, XX", liruwn, IG. l.. Msxrtin, i'iGlI'!12ll'1i, XIV. liitlzxml
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'l'ht' Ytllllll lil'lllt'I' t-mmt-il. SIHlIlSUI'0tl hy Blix might ht' ht-ltl on nights :1l'tm-I' thv h:1slu'th:1ll
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tryiiig' tn put Ntlllll' 'wp into swim- utlwrwist- thlll With tht- llllfillllilllll' ziitl :mtl 4'4l!7Iil'l'2lll4lll til'
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t'UllllIllllt't'S :mtl was inrnking phmx tm' that rt-A uhhh to thi its pzirt tu nizulu- tht' pznrtit-s Sllt'1'1'SNl'lll.
jllviiizitioii nt' thv tivhl lltlllxlh 'l'ht- ,Mllllt Ytlllllt l't'lIlt'I' vmiiliiittvo. with IN:
'l'ht- tm-t that wt' vuultl no lUlIQ'0l' lmvv thv Austin 'l'. tlvtz ans t'l1:iirm:m. tlitl its ht-st to Hutt
lit-Itl lmusv was quitv an st-t-lim-li. hut Mr. Atlantis it pwiiisilioiit ltwantiml tm' tht' .mutli t't'llll'I' :mtl
vmm' to tht' i'vxt'l1v with tht' in-ws that palrtit-S tlvsc-l'vt's f-Vt-tlit litll' thvil' t'ti'u1'ts.
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ln Many 2lW2lI'llS W1-rv nizulf- un flu- hzisis of' Again fhis your an l'1-p1'i-sm-llffifivv fuflu- fl. X X
pninfs 1-:iriu-fl hy liillqllflllilllllg' in flu- various 4'0llllI'il was 1-lm-fi-il by e-zu-h lumnu-room so fh.
:u-fivifif-s. .X minor is givn-n for vzirning flu- G.A.A. hnsiiu-ss could lu- 1-:irric-ml ont nu -
500 puinfs, ei nmjor for 1,000 poinfs. :nul m-H'ic-imifly. .X "Girl of flu- Monfliu was 4-lursr-n
zu girl xvlui 1-:urns 1,500 puinfs is ziwzirflml an hlzu-k 1-zu-h numnfh in rcs-ugnifimi uf' sonu- ollfsfzuu
znul nrzmgc- ll-If ilog. ll.J..A. girl.
Alfa-r flu- lHlI'2lll1lll'2ll lmskvflmll fuurnnnu-nf Offif-c-rs for flu- yi-nr uri- l'ull1-on Ilan 1
was 4-miipli-11-fl fsm- pivfnrf- :if righfl ull girls pm-siclm-iifg lflllm-n l,C1ll'l'NUIl. vim-1--pw-simli-lifg X n
in flu- high sf-luuml vnu-ml nn fhrm- :ill-sfzir hziskof- gininl lfunninglizmi. sm-l'0fzli'y-fr0ns111'f-r1 N x
hull fc-suns. Tlu- f'ollowing wc-ro L-loc-fc-fl. Sm-niors: 131-4-klm-y, lllil'2lI1llll'ill 1-liailwnznig Mzirlys Hun
Szillv l'ulf-, Nlziry lbziiiu-. llc-hlmy Munn, Susan sfcwk, poinf l'0vm11'mlc1': mul Szillm- Wolf-, s .
Tilflr-n, f'm'warflsg Puff Ulzirk, f'ollf-1-n Dilllllflll. 4-lmirnizxn. Miss Hpzil Robinson is flu- HA N
-la-:in flmulspm-1-fl. .liuly G11-1-ll. gnzirils. -Inniors: sponsor.
N1'l'I'lIf4H-flllll'
if In January 71 girls were initiated into active membership in G.A.A. The girls fulfilled the initiation requirement of
100 points by participating in activities and by completing health charts. A girl receives four points for each hour
of participation.
'A' Homeroom 109 i' Homeroom 235
"A" league winners "A" league runner-up
RACK: Hand Faust IIACIQ: C, Iilnrris, Mvl'lu:x'-
F 1: 0 N T : Munn, McNeil, son
lluine lXl1lum,r:: Monroe, Hiarhlmr-
gun-, lied:-ick
FRONT: Jolmstnn, S. Ilurn-
lmm
i' Homeroom 108 i'
"B" league winner "B"
BACK: Slwrmzm, R. Anmler- IIACK: .
sun, Zennx- Bllltllhlfli
l"ll0N'I'Z Norton, Townsonsl, N. fl
Heywood FRONT:
Homeroom 232
league runner-up
Xrnolml Smith, Privw
Rl:1l:ln1l01', Svzmmn,
1-tz
Kline, llvwl, Hyun
Sm-only-five
Pep Club and Cheer Squad
- 4 4 - 4- e
'I'm': Yntvs, !'n-1I4-rsmm, Hijl'llhlll'f.1'l'l', NI. .lllclm-, Ring, flmnlspvml, lim-Q-, Munn, 1l1'it'I'ith, Me-nzlwn, Unim-
'I'llll'Il' N GHZ. Yflll .UHUI11-. Kirwin, Hutl"I'. IC. l.. Murtin, flrzuy, Hilmzm, Summu-rs, Alzntln-ws, Ullllllilllllllllll
ll1N Nucl
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Slcvnxlvz Imultmm, SllI'SIiL'll4', luwlutsvrm, Ilrilm-y, llilpzutrim-k, Ilui'l'nmn. l'ivl'1'v, Iln-nlris'k, lmvis. 'l'mx'nse-ml, .lnlm
I'I1'i1'ks
UH
l4'l:nN'l': Miss liuluinsmm, l'. Milln-V, Swank, Tilxlvn, I'. Clark, Gr:-vn. IC. .Xmlm-rsnn, U. lirnst, Pull-, Miss Hex
X 1
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'A' This gay Iiille group is cheer squad, grouped around
the "A"
i' Nancy leads the singing l?l at ihe Pep club poiluck
gg, fr
Snrvnfgl-sinf
'l' "Brelheren-Halleluiah!"
These Are The Times We
Hold So Dear
Agqnga Leo 75af7'l0Y
Mass - Splrlt Sweetheart
Nwrrnfrl-c'ir1l1t
A? 'SEM
'A' Phyllis Sprague and Patt Clark, both seniors, were
named attendants to SPIRIT Sweeaheart Susan Tilden.
X1
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i' The SPIRIT Sweetheart and her attendants pose at the
Photographer's Ball, annual SPIRIT dance. Left to
right: Bob Hall, Patt Clark, John Orth, Susan Tilden,
Phyllis Sprague and Jack Standley.
'k These girls were elected on the first ballot of ten from
which the SPIRIT Sweetheart was chosen. In the back
lleft to rightl are Ellen Pederson, Mary Daine, and
Debby Munn. Salle Cole is in the middle and Nancy
Butler, Mary Anne King, and Bea Briley are in front.
if A good time was had by all at the Photographer's
Ball held in the study hall on January 20, from 8 p.m.
until ll p.m.
Seventy-nine
's
Whee s
WAYNE BROWN FRED MARTIN 4
Student Body President Student B y Prgsi en , '
First Semester ,Second V N
4 1
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BOB HALL NANCY BUTLER
Senior Class President Girl Reserve President ,s
DICK FINCHAM
Hi-Y President
First Semester First Semester
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Eighty
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NORTON MEZVINSKY DEBBY MUNN DON ARNEY
Junior Class President Girl Reserve President Hi-Y President
Second Semester Second Semester
Floating on Air
NOT
Gmnfeea After
' Ehvuuvw .213,l'i'-F1
ll
Slap her down again, Swank!
"We comma the incoming members
Jim and his harem
Everyone's off but Dick
i
Plzofnflwlplls by Stuff l'lmrny1'l1pIlm'.w mul Tum filrmsrnl
'A' Mert's ready and waiting
i' I wonder what party this is?
'A' What's so interesting?
i' Don't worry, Perk-she'll pay!
How coy!
Blow, Gabriel, Blow!
Who's he?
"A-S-D-F-space-"
l'lmfuyn'u11Ir.w by Stuff l,ll0f0jll'II1lllPVS and Tum illrmson
f The Deep River Boys in adion
'A' Scratch il, Ed!
'A' lalesl model
i' Been reading much lately?
Eiyh.r,u-three
I'I1otugn'1lpl1s by Ntujj' 1,110f0jll'lI1IIl,f5I'S and 'I'nm Glassnn
Eighty-five
SI.l'
1'Imfoyn'upI1s by Stuff I'l1nfoy1'111:I:w's mul 'fum lllasson
bg,
.QQ
sw
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l'fi!Jflf.l!--991171
my
Ill'
Who's he trying to kid?
Gee-look al the candles!
Man of disiindion
You fell them, John!
ufnyfrflplls by Ninjf lvl0f1ljll'lI1l1II'l'S 111111 'l'nm lllflxxrz
W Go ahead-ask her, John
'F' II would take u book lo tell you!
'A' What a mess!
i' They mus? use tooth pusie
". . . and if elected, I will
You fell 'em, Chuck!
Whal's so gay?
Well-WOW!
ntoyfrllplls by Niuff I'l:nluyn'frp11r21'x mm' 'l'un1 fllrmsfm
i' The vocal music group gives oul.
'A' Mus? be a good game!
i' Santa Claus' helpers.
i' Leis everybody stand up!
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'KIAHN 2 CLLIER AGAIN"
A slogan signifying a service created to
excel in all things pertaining to yearbook
design and engraving.
We have found real satisfaction in pleas-
ing you, the yearbook publisher, as well
as your photographer and your printer.
JAHN S OLLIER ENGRAVING CO
sn w.wAsHLNcToN BLVD., cHicAGo 7. ILL.
Compliments of . .
,I
COLLEGIATE
COMPANY
AMES IOWA
MANUFACTURING
1 S 4 v
UH lcv ADAMS CLIN1' IXIDAMS
Class of 1919 A 11 1 Q 1 l Class of 1921
Sljlllll. I,
one of those important ingredients so necessary in
making a GOOD school the BEST . . . and Ames Hi
students have that SPIRIT . . . in "bound" as well
as in "unbound" volumes.
We congratulate you, students of Ames Hi, and
graduates of I949 . . . keep that spirit and will-to-
win . . . it will help carry you on to new and impor-
tant victories.
AMES DAILY TRIBUNE
fy-two
From our collection of Formol Dresses for
High School and College Functions
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from your Sl'lRI'I'
I'1I1Il1ljll'1I1lllVVS
X 109
Miss Srsxx 'l'11.1w
Ulll' Sim-orv t'0IIQQl'2lTlllH1iUllS and Host Wishes to tho Vlass of 19-151
.
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l'0R'I'R.XI'l'S -- mmim' umwlfs - wx4:1m1Nus
WICIAFII AVE. AMES, IOW,
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SPI N l'I' SXY lCI'I'l'l I HAR l
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PHOTO DEPT.
is for the
A11flmrize'rI llvrllm'
for
ANSCO
ARGUS, INC.
BAILIJIDFJS
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I1ffudquarfvr.s for Jlusicul lvzslrzlmmlfs
PIANOS - BAND INS'I'RI'Mlf1NTS S RADIOS
BUSCH CORP.
DE JUR AMSCO
EASTMAN KODAK
GRAFLEX
GENERAL ELECTRIC
KALART
LEICA, INC.
WESTON CORP.
302 M A IN STRICIVI'
IEIIOIII' -IT-I
SIIICICT MFSIC
AND RI4Ii'ORDS
ESCHBACPI
MUSIC HOUSE
16 THOUSAND ITEMS
For your convenience
Be it some small item-a screw-a tack or a bolt
or a major' uppliaxlve for your home
af
NVQ want your pat1'o11ag'e and try to conduct our
business so as to deserve it.
'k
PAINT - STOVES - CHINAWARIC - TOYS
RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS - VVASHING MACHINES
COOKING WARES AND HOUSEWARES
OF MANY KINDS
CARR HARDWARE CO.
Phone 124
Ninety-Jive
Congratulations Class of 1949
Looking into the Future . .
To build or buy your own home as soon as
you are financially able is Wise . . . and Will
pay good dividends.
I-l. L. MUNN. LUMBER CO.
TOMS GRILL
C1iEAr1'oRs OF Goon Foon
if 1 af
Open daily 9 a. m. 'til midnight
Host fo Cwztfral Iowa Confcrowoe
Athletic Association
AIR CONDITIONED 129 MAIN STREET
i 'A' ik 1 'k
GOOD FOOD AMES
SCRENSON GI L CU.
SPORTING GOCDS
HARDWARE AUTO SUPPLIES
Wholesale - Retail
821 Lincoln Way Phone 162
AMES, IOWA A
. . . Natures Finest Foocl
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If i f
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.,., '
"
ONEII. DAIRY CUMPANY
Best Wishes Class of 1949
To a Better World . . .
As never before
We must Work
for the future.
'lr if i'
HS. HANSCN LUMBER CO.,
Just Our VVH5' of Saying
Greetings to Class of 1949
Ames High School
' 7
Rushing s Super V alu
South of the track and East of Kellogg Avenue
AMES SPQRT SHQP
Athletic and Gym Clothing
'lr
A Complete Line
of
Sporting Equipment
i'
VHUNIC 25925 25226 IAINVULN XYXY
The
WIOSI
copied
car
SIX l:l'IIllf1'-fill .llnrl I
in fo Vllnuw' l+'rom
DAULTON MCDTCDRS
KAISICR- - FRAZICR SALES AND Sl'lRVH'l'I
IHUNI 315 AMPS HWS X
Best Wishes to Class of 1949
COAL
GRAIN and FEEDS
OIL BURNERS AND STOKERS
Ames Grain and Coal Co.
213 IJVFF AVE. PHONE ii
CQNGRATULATIQNS
and
BEST WISHES
Class of 1949
from
I I L D E N ' S
Tho Store for Men
Bring MOTHER and DAD
' in and show them
COngratu1at1OnS the CAR you would like
them to BUY!
Class of 1 949
'
fm
01,1151
College Savings Banlc
Dahlberg 64 Anderson Motor Co.
Your l'flmpa1.v 7'ou'n Iiaul' PHONE 1515 5011 51111 S11 PHONE 1515
Ames, Iowa
eoiiroia PIPE sHoP 0,,9,.af,,,f6,fg,,,,5
llQiIl'l' 0 high ws - l2lIll0I'2lS
l glzllllflllg' tlqillllpllll t 5 of
1 HHJ
Congratulations
guillfe lflfceifff
Class of ,4Q
.Ioux S'1'I'i'1ucx', Uzrnw'
C'ol'n01' of Lincoln YVz1y amd Welcll
14330 on Your Dial
0 d
srfcmuv smfn
slzfn Ann PRICED
'10
Jim
' The host designing minds in tho
vountry vi-cated our Junior stylus
. . . you'll soo ompiro Iinvs, Princess
styles, VV0lliil'I"i.lli 1-risp rayon, Tuf-
fotn and surzih . . . all vspvvinily for
you. El 10 l5's.
WOMENS WEAR
Ben Cole 61 Son
eneral Contractors
i'
Phone 3023
if
Ask for
"Mlm-1" iiRlF14'I'1H
or
"HHRM" 1'01,i:
SKEIE TRACTCDR
igl IMPLEMENT CCD.
FORD THAUTURS
DICARISORN FARM lMI'hl'lMI'lN'I'S
HICNERAI, l'IIiEC'TRIlQ'
Al'PlilANf'I'1S
l'0N'l'I.Xl' ,Xl'TUMOl3lLI'lS
202 S. Duff Phono 2386
A M E S
MUSIC CENTER
"Wl1f'rf' flu' !'llNf0Hll'I' is Il Hurst"
o
REVORDS - POR'I'.Xlil,ICS
RECORD PLAYERS
105 Welvh Anws, Iowan
On I lzdreri mo
Congratulations
Graduates
VVO have strived to supply
your sohool needs. May we
continue to bv of service in
whatevor field you choose.
Gifis - Uffirv - Sf-Iwo! and Plzofographic
The Stores of
ational Brands
STYLE - QVALITY
Sl'l'Rl'IMl'l
"From, Ilrfurl In 7'm's-
N11 up ni .lors"
Supplies .
HAWQLSIIUHLUHHLLSB oe's Mens Shops
238 Mm Phone 96 212 Mfmr 2536 L. Way
R. T. eoE sEEos A
i
Farm Swrd Iiouglzl, Sold and l'l1'unwd 5
FALL OIL CO.
Skt-lllv P1'Tl'Ul0UI1l Pl'0dlll'1S
L
'A'
i'
Bulk Gurdon amd Lawn Sood
I
l'0IHIllPI'Ci?ll Fa-1'tilix01' ' PIIUNTH 1243
for
I at
Lawn, Garden, Farm
'k ' IMN XY. Gluv, fl1l'71l'l'
Pllom- 292 Amos, Iowa 520 Lim-ohm Way
One lzmulrerl three
Visit Story lfounigfs only E.I'ClIlS'i'l,'0
APPLIANCE STORE
o Frigidaire Automatic Washers
0 Frigidaire Electric Ranges
0 Frigidaire Water Heaters
0 Frigidaire Clothes Dryers
oFrigidaire Home Freezers
o Frigidaire Clothes Ironeis
0 Maytag Washers and Gas Ranges
0 G. E. Radios
0 Copper Clad Combination Ranges
Sw' us for your major llllllllflllff? nfwls
CHRISTENSEN
Appliance Stores
Ames and Nevada
Sal es Service
llistributors of V. S. Tires
Armstrong - Nash, Inc.
Phone 3206 120 Lincoln Way
Consult Us
for
MUDICIKN PlillMlllNl1
and
IIEATING SINS'l'.Xllll.XTlONS
'A'
s
'Thr .lluxlrr 1'lu,mInrr 1'roIrrts
llu' Ilmllh of flu' .Vllfi0'7lS.n
if
George Puffett
tf'lass of 19191
315 FIFTH PHONE 911
FLOWERS for you
and yours at priees
We all van afford.
Forsages - VVedding Arrangements
Sprays - Cut Flowers - Plants
'lr 'A' 'A'
GREEN TURE FLORISTS
410 5th Street Phone 97
I1 u mired four'
ff
,,,1grmr1Ih44 ""5"'Ncg6 'MENS CLOT 'UNH Funn 1si..NG,jr5
M ' iliill fl i ri MEI
2' .f
U4bNGR. X'l'l'Ii.Vl'IlDNS T0
THE UI..-XSS Ol' '49
H01-onw Men of the World . . . Selcvi
Your Quality Ulotlws
from
BERCICS
Tha vlllfllfllfj f'Ul'1lf'l' in Annes
301 Main Sf.
WHAT?
A Singing' xviliilxl'
W H E R E ?
SC'0'1"1'l1+1'S
l'llli'Kl'1N INN
Alllil. '1'1mm'1c Muwrox
Wllrn yyllllifl' liUOL'I.'Nfj for ilu' lfrxl in I"nml
limp in ul -
Seottie's Chicken Inn
YW-St of VIIITIIHIS on liineoln NVf1y
WORKl.l'1SS WASHIJA YS
Uvr Nl'l'I'l'l'I .lll .U1lf.'r'.w f'oH1HI4'l'r'I'1ll
and llmmxlir'
fll'
'fm 'fefffrw BILL DYER
Refrigeration Service
,,,,vgg'g,a,,,, dhtwaz LAUNDRYS
i'
l"l'l'0 Soup - lllvzu-Ii - llluing
,XMANX IIUMIC IVRICICXERS
l'0Ml'Iil'l'l'l'1 ITHYICR Sl'1RVli'E i
if
Il'0IIillg' Svrviee
lil0NRl'l'I'I IRUNICR- lJl'IAl,lCRS
J. IS. lII"r1'l1ls0N, UIl'll1'l'
S21 Main ljilillli' 2420 200 Dufl' Pillllll' 3161
One I1 ll7LliI'f?ff firv
Fra n gos Restaurant
Delightfully Appetizing
Meals
if
COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE
if
VVe Make Our Own
I oe Cream
210 MAIN AMES, IOWA
Phono 1800
Yates Service Station
CONOCO PRODUCTS
i
B. F. GOODRICH TIRES
"JOE" XNIIPIEIMCK, JR., Owner
5th Sa Burnett Phono 58
Aullmrizcd Dvulvrs for
Lennox Furnace
Air i'ondi1ioning
Spouting
General Shoot Motu! W411'k
Van Voorhis Bros.
Individuality In Good Furnituro
I-Ioversten Furniture
FURNITURE and FLOOR ITOVEHINGS
Admiral and Gibson
R,0IlI'Ig1l'I'il'fOI'S and l'Ilcvt1'iv Stoves
Thor Automugic DIS11NK'2lS1ll11'S
and Gladirons
FITRNACE - Sl'IEE'I' Mmwu. Suor'
Ph. 2270 107 N. 2nd Amos, Iii. 412 Main Phono 66
One hundred sizz'
Appliance Store
FATKA'S APPLIANCE
Thermogas
Magic Chief Gas Ranges 529 Main
Automotive Agencies and Supplies
ALLEN MOTOR COMPANY
Chevrolet - Buick
Sales Service
AMES WHEEL 8: FRAME ALIGNMENT CO.
417 DUFF
ARMSTRONG TRACTOR 8z TRUCK CO., INC.
Lincoln Way and Sherman
Ames, Iowa Phone 3031
DUNLAP MOTOR COMPANY
Oldsmobile - Cadillac Sales and Service
Ames, Iowa
MATHISON MOTOR COMPANY
Ford Sales Sz Service
323 5th St. Phone 143-144
Story C0unty's Finest Used Cars
MAX AND RAY DUITCH
108 5th Street 228 So. Duff
MOTOR SALES Sa SERVICE
Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks
Lincoln Way at Kellogg
RED'S AUTO SALVAGE
2.23 S. DUFF PHONE 615
SMITH MOTOR CO.
DeSoto and Plymouth Dealers
319 Lincoln Way Phone 169
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
214 Main St.
Everything for the Automobile
WHATTOFF MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Sales St Service
118 Hayward Phone 796
Banks and 1tQl2StmeliQ"""'L
AMES BUILDING 85 LOAN ASSN.
AMES, IOWA
AMES TRUST 8a SAVINGS BANK
"The Bank Where You Feel at Home"
Barber and Beauty Shops
CONTOURE BEAUTY SALON
Lillian Anderson, Mgr.
121V, Welch Phone 2891
CR-ANFORD BEAUTY St BARBER SHOP
"Our Services Take Care of All the Family"
SUPERIOR BARBER SHOP
Ames High's Favorite Haircutters
222 Main Street
HOTEL BARBER SHOP
SHELDON-MUNN HOTEL
I''I'l"E.3Q,iQsiQ,ZfQmm
STUDENT SUPPLY STORE
Books for All Ages
South of the Campus Phone 164
Bowling Alley
Join the Gang and Bowl at the
AMES BOWLING CENTER
400V, Main Phone 476
Building Materials
AMES LUMBER COMPANY
Lumber - Builders Supplies - Ready Mix Concrete
Herb Paulson 501 Lincoln Way Phone 83
Chiropractor
DR. C. B. KERR
Chiropractor
501 Main Street
Clean-ers and Launderers
AMES LAUNDRY
Professional Laundry Service
200 - 222 Fifth St. Phone 47
AMES PANTORIUM
Quality Cleaning, Repairing, Alterations
410 Douglas Phone 231
One hundred seven
LINDQUIST CLEANERS DIXON 'S
Cut Rate Drug Store
120 HAYWARD PHONE 1700 Ames, Iowa
C'l2'12if'S JUDISCH BROS. PHARMACISTS
Prescriptions
OI INIC PHARM ACY Phone 70 We Deliver
313 FIFTH PHONE 3499 PETERSON DRUG CO'
"ff"'f""'-""s"' """"'-"""""' ''ff'"""""""'fff"' "Drugs etc."
' Coal 2816 West Street Phone 2865
EDWARDS COAL COMPANY
"Complete Heating Service"
Phone 20
WALTER REXALL DRUG
Ames, Iowa
217 Main St. Phone 93
HALL COAL COMPANY SPRIGGVS PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
132 GRAND PHONE 241 West Ames Phone 1030
f'onfruf'torS Drill Gvods
JAMES THOMPSON sb SONS THE FAIR , ,
Dry Goods - Ready to Wear - Milllnery
GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ames, Iowa
LAYNE-VVESTERN CO.
VVATER SVPPLY CONTRACTORS
BEST VVISHES to LITTLE CYCLONES
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Dairy Products Electric Companies
MOORE RROS. DAIRY MUNN ELECTRIC COMPANY
Visit Our Ice Cream Store Kitchen Modernization Headquarters
428 Fifth Phone 369 Phone 500
NVOODLAND FARM DAIRY EWIif1tf'Pf'S - f'1'1'i1
I Dairy Products and Fountain Service
?fff Pjf1fff'ffY2jfm mu A m f1ffjfjj'f?f 1'.EciHN1cR ENr:1NEuRlNr: oo,
1,01-WI - Supplies LECHNER RLDO. PHONE 2703
DEISEL SERVICE COMPANY Filter Company
AMES. IOWA GENERAL 1v1I.TER OO.
-----------A---f-------- Manufacturers of Water Softening Equipment
Dpilfl-Qfq 923 2nd Street Phone 226
Florists
AMES DENTAL SOCIETY
COE'S FLOVVER SHOPS
---A-A-Af-----------f-s---A-A---------f "Flowers by Wire"
Dyuggists Phone 110 Est. 1932 Phone 111
CAMPUS DRUG CO. EVIIURTS FLCKXVCER SHOP
"F owers or ccasions"
2430 LINCOLN VVAY PHONE 1195 208 Main Phone 490
One lumrlred eiyhf
Furniture
Hardware
BENNETT 8: MQDANIEL FURNITURE
A Friendly Store
in a Friendly City
Gifts
FLORENCE LANGFORD
Gift Shop
413 Douglas Phone 554-J
Glass Company
ORNING CLASS Sa AWNING CO.
Auto Glass Replacement Our Specialty
402 Main Phone 2665
Grocers
AMES SERVICE FOOD MARKET
Groceries - Fruits - Meats - Birds Eye Foods
2428 L. Way Phone 88 or 89
AMES WHOLESALE FRUIT CO,
PHONE 84
CAMPUS GROCERY
Nationally Advertised Foods
103 Welch
COAST-TO-COAST STORES
Hardware, Auto Accessories
Furniture
FIRESTONE STORE
Tire Headquarters for Ames
215 Main Ames, Iowa Phone 172
Hatch ery
AMES HATCHERY COMPANY
Chicks - Equipment - Poultry - Eggs
123 Kellogg Ave. Phone 1025
Hotels and Tourist Courts
AMES TOURIST COURT
30 Modern Cabins
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Reiste Phone 1502
CONOCO MOTEL
Modern Cottages - Locked Garages
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bourne E. Lincoln Way
I nsarance and Real Estate
ASH AND ATKINSON
Full Coverage Insurance Service
City Loans - Investments
GQfQf21E1jIg'f,Xt FARWELL T. BROWN - HARRY F. BROWN
114 Duff Ave. Phone 52 2235 Maigorthwestern Mutual Life Ins. Cflghone 340
UOUNTRIYMANS BURTON INSURANCE AGENCY
THE STORE BY WELCH SCHOOL 511 Main E2fffnfg'f1if,RfJ1fgr' Phone 552
FAREWAY STORES
ECONOMICAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION
H. L. EVELAND REAL ESTATE
322 MAIN PHONE 139
NINTH STREET FOOD MARKET
Quality Foods at
Reasonable Prices
NORTHWESTERN CROCERY
827 NORTHWESTERN PHONE 1750
SEAMAN A. KNAPP
General Insurance
Masonic Bldg. Phone 109
LA GRANGE INSURANCE
Washington National Insurance Co.
31455 Main Phone 763
UNITED FOOD STORE
BUY WELL-KNOWN BRANDS HERE
THE MARTIN INSURANCE AGENCY
If It's Insurance-We Have It
301 5th Street Phone 161
One hundred nine
McDOWELL INSURANCE AGENCY
"Insure in Sure Insurance"
Phone 51 Ames, Iowa 319 Main
THEO. B. CTEDD SANDS
"Just Good Life Insurance"
New York Life Ins. Phone 2472 or 472
D. S. TRIPLETT
Real Estate - Loans - Insurance
2405 Main Phone 25
Jewelers
MAURICE D. BATES, JEWELER
Diamonds - Watches
2400 Lincoln Way Phone 2027
CHARLES G. RAY
Jeweler
220 Main Street Phone 230-W
WEAVER JEWELERY
Watches - Diamonds
Phone 2940-W Ames, Iowa
FRANK T. TALBERT, JEWELER
PHONE 820
Lawyers
RUSSELL DECKER
Lawyer
31015 Main Phone 3230
HAROLD O. HEGLAND
31495 Main Street
Phone 531
HIRSCHBURG Sz REYNOLDS
30015 Main Street
Phone 578
Leather Goods
MOSER LUGGAGE AND LEATHER STORE
FINE LEATHER GOODS PHONE 3270
J AMESON'S
Young Men's Wearing Apparel
Downtown
College
Newspapers
THE MILEPOST
Published Every Thursday
News Stand
WALT 'S NEWS STAND
Optometrists
JENSEN OPTICAL CO.
Dr. R. T. Drummond, Opt.
Phone 1732
216 Main
Paint
IRVINE
Paint and Wallpaper Store
Artist Materials
Photography
HILLS STUDIO
H. E. Hossle, Owner
2530 Lincoln Way Phone 347
Pipe Shop
MC GUIRE'S PIPE Sz GIFT SHOP
231 MAIN PHONE 113
.Plumbing Company
PALMER PLUMBING CO.
Save Your Plumbing
108 Hayward Phone 1091
Power Company
IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT 85 POWER CO.
120 E. MAIN PHONE 24
M en's Clothiers Priqztgirg
DON BEAM CARTER PRESS
Commercial Printers
MENSWEAR 127 Welch Phone 2044
One hundred ten
Radio Shop Service Stations
GULLIVER RADIO SHOP BRINTNALL'S
Standard Oil Products
108 LINCOLN WAY PHONE 879 416 Burnett Phone 418
Resiwwfwts BOURNE SERVICE STATION
CYCLONE GRILL
"The Place to Meet-Eat"
2504 Lincoln Way Phone 1835
ELMER JOHNSON'S DAIRY TREAT
Frozen Custards and Luncheons
On Duff Street
After the Show-Let's Go to
JONES SANDWICH SHOP
2502 Lincoln Way Phone 1852
' IPTRIO
409 RURNETT PHONE 99
L-WAY CAFE
FINE FOOD
MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP
They're Made Right
107 Main Phone 1892
P AND G CAFE
ACROSS FROM THE CAPITOL
THE PANTRY
"The Most - The Best - For the Least"
228 Main Ames, Iowa
STATE CAFE
400 MAIN PHONE 1848
T AND M SANDVVICH SHOP
CORNER OF 5th AND BURNETT
CAMPBELIJS SANDWICH SHOPPE
Sandwiches and Jersey Freeze Our Specialty
2318 Lincoln Way Phone 1832
JOIN THE GANG AT MICKEY'S
JUST EAST OF THE COLLEGIAN
Conoco Products
604 E. Lincoln Way Phone 1837
FREELS SERVICE
2602 LINCOLN WAY PHONE 95
HOFFMAN SERVICE STATION
Quality Petroleum Products
503 Duff Phone 1274
MATTHEWS SUPER SERVICE
Located in the Heart of Downtown Ames
Main and Clark Phone 1827
WOLF'S D-X SERVICE
PHONE 3211 LINCOLN WAY 8: DUFF
Shoes
BAUGE SHOE STORE
204 Main Street
Shoes That Satisfy
BRANN'BERC'S SHOE STORE
318 MAIN PHONE 725-W
EMERHOFF'S
Dependable Footwear
219 Main
Sporting Goods
MICKELSON SPORTING GOODS
"Play More - Live Longer"
128 Main Phone 1188
Theaters
You'll Have the Time 0' Your Life
COLLEGIAN - NEW AMES - VARSITY
CAPITOL
One hundred eleven
Abbott
Abbott
a
1
Alan
Janet .
Adams, Bruce .
Adams, Chevie
Adams, Frank
Adams, Herbert
Adams, Jack .
Ahart,
Paul .
Ahlquist, Edward
Ahlquist, John
Alden,
Mary .
Alexander, Louise
Alexander, Ruby
Allbert, Bob .
Allen,
Allen,
Allen,
Jane .
Phillip .
Robert
Almquist, Betty .
Anderson, Adrian
Anderson, Donald
Anderson
Anderson, Marilyn
Anderson, Ruth
Anderson, Sylvia
Arney,
Don . .
Arnold, Charles
Arnold, Mary Jane
Arnold, Page .
Arrasmith, Paul
Arthur, Phillip .
Ballard, Joyce .
Ballard, Norman
Ballard, Waneta .
Bappe, Arthur
Bappe, Dale .
Bappe, Dave, Jr. .
Barber, John .
Barber, Margaret
Barnard, Marcia E.
Barnar
d, Tom .
Barnes, Arthur .
Barrie, Alex .
Bates, Elaine .
Bates, Robert .
Beach, Iona .
Bear, Norman .
Beckley, Russell .
Beckley, Willa .
Beeman, Bob .
Bell, Charles .
Bennett, Jerry .
Bergeson, Bob .
Bergeson, Kenneth
Berhow, Conrad
Berhow, James .
One h undrerl twelve
James R. .
. 35, 43,
16, 40, 50, 55,
-32, 50, 55
2-9, 30
4 29,.30, 38
' . 55
14
. 36,
. 31,
a
Index
Bimson, Dorothy .
Biorn-Hansen, Vera
Blair, Frank .
Blayney, Colleen
Blyth, Jim .
Bond, William
Bork, Lawrence
Boswell, Joan .
Bourne, Bob .
Bower, Edna .
Bowers, Dorothy .
Bowers, Marilyn .
Braland, Marilyn .
Branberg, Ann .
Brayton, Bob
Brayton, John .
Briley, Bea .
Briley, Mary .
Brintnall, E. N.
Brown, Doris
Brown, Keith
Brown, VVayne .
Bruce, Bonny
Bruch, Ruth .
Brue, Odale .
Buck, Bob .
Burger, Nancy .
Burnham, Louise .
Burnham, Shirley
Busbee, Bill . .
Butler, Nancy .
Byrus, Bill . .
Byrus, Bob .
Campbell, Ronald
Cantonwine, Dick .
Canvin, Madeline .
Carpenter, Bette
Carpenter, Norma
Carr, Gary . .
Champlin, James .
Christensen, Duane
Christensen, Don
Clarke, Anne .
Clark, Patt . .
Clark, Philip .
Clausen, Ada Marie
Clausen, Boyd .
Cleary, Sally .
Cole, Salle . .
Comstock, Marlys .
Comstock, Mary Ann
Cook, Amy . .
Cook, Bert .
Covey, Hiram .
Corbin, Otis .
. 35,
17, 56
. . 36, 43
17, 40, 55, 58, 69,
15, 17, 56, 57, 58, 64,
. . 14, 17,
. 31
. 18, 56, 63
15, 18, 62
. 12, 35
15, 17.
10
64
52
58
17
60
10
60
58
17
59
46
55
79
59
65
80
66
40
66
32
69
30
80
7
30
40
34
30
43
68
18
76
54
58
59
7
30
18
58
46
Cox, Dick .
Crosley, Kay . .
Culbertson, Ellen .
Cunningham, Mitchell
Cunningham, Ray .
Cunningham, Virginia
Dahl, Ruth . .
Daine, Mary . .
Dale, Norman .
Daniels, Mary Arlene
Daulton, Colleen .
Daulton, Merritt .
Davis, Marlene
Davis, Ruth .
Day, Richard .
Day, R. D. . .
Deal, Roger . .
Dickinson, Elizabeth
Dougan, Ida Mae .
Dryer, Delores .
Dunlap, Dick .
Dunlap, Jack .
Dyas, James
Earl, Tom .
Easter, Ronald .
Edwards, Don .
Edwards, Iris .
Edwards, Normand
Elliott, Grayce .
Elliot, Rose .
Ellsworth, Ed
Elwell, Stanley .
Emery, Robert .
Englehorn, Jim
Erickson, Lucille .
Ernst, Charles
Ernst, Ronald .
Ersland, Jerry .
Ferguson, John .
Finch, Mary Lou .
Fincham, Dick ,
Fiori, Dick .
Fisher, Delores
Fitch, Dewey
Fitzgerald, Cleo
Fjare, Paul . .
Fletcher, Dolores .
Foust, Shirley .
Fowler, Richard
Francis, Nancy .
F'riedrich, Reinhard
Gallaher, Betty .
Gallagher, Gertrude
Galligan, Jim .
Gaskill, Janie .
Getz, Margaret .
31
14, 18, 56, 58, 60
15, 18, 57,
14, 15, 19,
32, 56
71, 72
18
18
36
32,
30
15
58, 62
19
28
. 35
36, 58
v
1
Getz, Nancy .
Gerbrach, Jan .
Gilman, Jane .
Gilpatrick, Roberta
Glasson, Tom .
Goodspeed, Jean
G-Ord, June .
Gore, Beverly .
Gore, Jim .
Gray, Joyce .
Green, Judy .
Griffin, Robert .
Griffith, Edgar
Griffith, Elaine
Gulliver, Lorraine
Haas, Kurt .
Hagen, Connie .
Hagen, Richard
Hahn, Patricia .
Hall, Bob .
Hall, Dick fSr.J
Hall, Dick CSoph.J
Hall, Jody .
Hand, Opal . .
Harlan,
Harper,
Harper,
Harper,
Dick
Lowell
Mary .
Patricia
Hartt, Donald .
Hauber, Norma
Hauser, Duane
Haverly, Sally
Hawk, Harriet .
Hayenga, Mary
Hedrick, Norma
Heywood, Barbara
Highbarger, Mary Jo . 35,65,67,68, 75,76
Hills, Joan .
Hoffman, Jo Ann
Hohenshell, Carol
Holcomb, Joan
Holdridge, Joyce
Holdridge, Marilyn
Holland, Les .
Holmes, John
Hoover, Edna .
Howell, Bud .
Howell, Frank .
Hudson, Bill .
Huse, Don . .
Hutchens, Norma
Hutchinson, Jack
Hyler, Barbara .
Imsland, Joan .
Irvine, Alice
Ivec, Charles
Jackman, Grace
. 35, 58, 67, 71, 75, 76
. . 30,66,68
. 14,19,56,63,76
. 30,58,59,76
. . 19,64,73
14,19,57,62,64,76
. . . . 30
. 14,19,70,72,76
. . 34
. 31,62,70,76
. 20,62,64,76
. . 31,43,60
32,43,44,47,58
32,56,59,71,76
34,58,65,67
. 20
. . 36
. . 36, 67
. . 30, 57, 60, 66
. 14, 15, 20, 38, 40, 73, 79, 80
. 15, 20, 40, 44, 50, 55, 63, 65, 73
. . . 35, 43, 50, 58, 65, 70
34, 65, 67, 68, '71
. 20, 56, 59, 75
34, 43, 55, 70
. 20, 47
. . 34, 67
, 36, 58, 67, 71
. 10, 50,72
31, 57, 60
20, 38
. 66
. . . 20, 58, 74
. . . 32, 60
35, 57, 58, 60, 65, '75, 76
. . 30, 59, 75, 76
. 20,57,62,66,68
. 29,30,68,76
. . 35,67
34,57,60,65,67
. 34,60
. . 31
. . . 20
36.46,47,58,60
. . 31
. 36,47,60,61
. . 69
. 20
. 20
. 35,67
. . 31
. 35,57,67,68
. 34, 67, 74
32, 58, 65, 66
. . 34
. 58, 65, 67
One himdred thirteen
Jehlik, David .
John, Ed . .
John, Mary Sue .
Johndreau, Dave
Johns, Edward
Johns, Robert . .
Johnson, Norma .
Johnson, Mrs. James
Johnson, Tom .
Johnson, William .
Johnston, Kay .
Jones, Betty .
Jones, Darlene .
Jorgenson, Naomi
Joy, Ed . . .
Judge, Barbara
Judge, John .
Judge, Martha
Kahl, Elva .
Kelley, Don .
Kelley, Elizabeth .
Kelley, James .
Kelley, Pat .
Kennedy, Sam .
King, Mary Anne
Kingkade, Robert .
Kirby, Paul . .
Kirchoff, Dorothy
Kirchoff, Tom
Kirwin, Alice
Kjerland, Don
Klein, Marilyn
Knox, Lynn .
Knuths, Anne .
Knutson, Marilyn
Knutson, Sterling
Kooser, Ronnie
Lackore, Gene .
LaGrange, Bill .
LaGrange, Robert
Lake, Rod . .
Lane, Paul
Lantz, Judy .
Lee, Bill . . .
Lidell, George .
Likely, Florence .
Lillard, LaWanda
Lilly, John . .
Litchfield, Betty Jean
Long, Ray . .
Lynch, Dick .
McDowell, Tom .
Mclntosh, Marlene
McNally, Mary .
McNeil, Doris . .
McPherson, Marilyn
One hundred fourteen
. 20, 58, 59
31
35
29
14
34
21
. 21, 56, 58
30, 56
35
15, 21, 40, 47
15, 21, 44, 47,
49, 55
15, 21,
Malander, Phyllis
Maney,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Martin,
Marvin,
Mather,
John .
DeLoris .
Dick . .
Elizabeth A.
Elizabeth L.
Fred .
Marian .
Pauline .
Janis
Roger .
Mathews, Phyllis
Meldrum, Maryann
Mendon, Jane .
Mezvinsky, Norton
Michelsen, Colleen
Midgordon, John
Mikkelsen, Joan .
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Miller,
Margot .
Betty .
Jean .
Phyllis
Ruth
Milliken, Irwin
Monroe, Ruth .
Moore, Connie .
Moore, Sheila
Morris, Chloe .
Morrissey, Pat .
Mundt, Edna .
Munn, Deborah .
Munson, Bob . . . . .
Munson, Mariam
Munson, Pat .
Myers,
Edna Mae
Myers, Stan . .
Myrland, Donna
Nass, Gloria .
Naughton, Jack .
Nelson, Charlotte
Nelson, John .
Netcott, D-olly .
Newell, Harold .
Nichols, Waldo John
Nielson, LeRoy .
Nigh, Karen
Nigh, Larry .
Norman, Ronald
Norton, Marilyn
O'brecht, Dean .
Ohlsen, Bill .
Olson, Harold .
Olson, Lee .
O'Nei1I,
Mary
Orth, John .
Osborne, Eugene
Ott, Beverly .
. . 35
34, 43, 46
. 29
. 28
. 31
15, 22, 56, 57, 63
. 29
15
Page, Kenneth .
Parsons,
Dorothy
Paulson, Len .
Pearson, Phillip
Pederson,
Ellen
Penley, Edna .
Penner, Edna .
Peters, Jack .
Peterson, Bob iJr.J
Peterson, Bob CSr.J
Peterson, Don .
Peterson, Lavonne i
Peterson, Nancy
stock, . . 36, 58
Piercy, Dr. .
Pierre, Louise
Pierson, Phyllis .
Platt, Don .
Poe, Bill . .
Potee, Wilma .E
Powell, Colleen .
Prather, Jim .
Price, Donna
Quade, Charles .
Rahamer, Doris .
Rath, Helen .
Read, Patsy .
Rex, Wanda .
Ritland, Everett .
Rierson, Mary .
Riestine, J. Rolland
Roberson,
Darlene
Robertson, James
Robertson, Lois
Robinson, George
Robinson, Norman
Robinson, Wayne
Roelofsen, Norma
Rothacker, Eleanor
R-ouze, Don . .
Rowe, Kenneth .
Runkel, Marilyn . .
Runkel, Ramon . 15, 23,
Ryan, Donnalee . .
Salisbury, Maurice .
Sampson, Chris .
Sands, Norman
Sass, Paul . .
Sayre, Laura .
Schafroth, Richard .
Schanche, Arthur .
Schanche, Catherine .
Scheuermann, Beverly
Schmidt, Margot . .
Schory, Dick .
Schrieber, Joan .
Schulz, Jacqueline .
Schultz, Harold .
. 28
15, 22, 56,
23, 38
. 28
38, 40, 44
35, 58
. 32
Seaman, Elizabeth
Seversike, Marilyn
Shaffer, Tim .
Sheaffer, Mary .
Shepherd, Gordon .
Sherman, Barbara
Shipp, Grantland
Shore, Howard .
Shrake, Janet . .
Sills, Dolores . .
Simmering, Lawrence
Singer, Don . .
Skarshaug, Eva .
Skinner, Bob
Slaichert, Bill .
Smalling, Ray
Smith Catherine .
Smith Dee Ann .
Smith, Lavonia
Smith Rozella .
Smith Vernon .
Soma, Marilyn .
Sowers, Joe .
Sowers, Mark
Spangler, Bob .
Spellman, Paul .
Sprague, Phyllis .
Standley, John
Steele, Pat .
Stein, Winifred
Stoaks, Helen
Joan .
Stuber, Martha
Sumberg, Bill .
Summers, Beverly
Sutter, Larry .
Swank, Richard .
Swanson, Maurice .
Swearingen, Delores
Talcott, Marion .
Taylor, Bob .
Taylor, Dr. .
Taylor, Richard .
Terrones Jesse .
Terrones, Mary .
Thielman, Pauline
Thomas, Harriss .
Thomas, Jane .
Thompson, Ethel .
Thorburn, Charles
Thorpe, Larry .
Thrasher, Junior .
'Tilden, Susan . .
Toresdahl, LaVern
Toresdahl, Selmer
Townsend, Audrey
Tripp, Lawrence .
Tripp, Richard .
Trump, Richard .
35, 67, 68, 69, 75
. . . 34
. 34, 43, 67
. . ' 11
. 35, 67
. 30, 57, 75
. 30, 58, 60
. . 36
. 35, 67
. 23, 60
. 10
. 23
7
. 23
. 10, 34, 52
10, 52
. 28, 66
. 35, 67
. 24, 59
. 24, 57, 59
. . 32
24, 58, 64, 74
. . 32, 40, 44
. 30, 40, 44, 50
34, 43, 46, 58, 68, 70
. . . . . 30
6, 59, 62, 66, 76, 79, 81
24, 55, 58, 79, 81
. 31, 58, 60
. 30, 66
31, 56, 57, 66
39, 57, 59, 62, 74
. . 35, 43
24, 56, 58, 63, 66, 76
. . 35.58, 70
14, 24, 50, 62, 64, 76
. . . 24, 47
. 31, 60
34, 60
. 32
8
. 24
. 34
. . 24, 66
. 24, 56, 59, 60
. . 24
. 24, 62
. . . 36, 58
. . 36, 47, 60
15, 24, 38, 40, 44, 50, 58, 81
. . .35
. 15, 25, 56, 59, 76, 78, 79, 81
. . . 35
. . . 25
20, 56, 68, 70, 75, 76
. . . 25
. 20, 58, 60
. . 12, 34, 63
One lmmlred fifteen
Turpin, Helen .
Ul1l, Kenneth .
Ullestad, Richard .
Utter, Dale .
Utter, Pauline
Van Alstine, Cynthia
Vance, Franklin .
Von Ohlen, Carol .
Venable, Carolyn .
Vore, Donna .
Wakefield, Winifrerl
VValker, Fred .
Walsh, Margaret
Warren, Beverly
Watkins, Steven
Weber, John .
Webber, Dick ,
Wells, Kenneth .
31
. . 25, 40
. 25,40, 44,45 58
31,
I ' 131, 66
, . . 25, 68, T6
25, 40, 55, 58, 61, 62, 64, 71
. . . . . 60
35, 59
32, 57
. . 25, 59, 64
. 34
15
25, 68
. 6,8
. . 31, 58
25, 38, 44, 50
. 12, 40, 47, T3
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Wessel, Betty
Wessel, Donna
Wetteland, Jean
White, Jack .
Wierson, Idellys
Wilcox, Edna
Wilcox, Jack
Wilkin, John
Winfrey, Jim
Wilson, Judy
Wright, Dean
Wright, Wallace
Wyatt, George
Yates, Patsy
Yetter, Helen .
Yocum, Darrell
Yocum, Willis
Yoder, Jim .
Young, Betty
Zenor, Avonell
14, 25
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