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We, the Spirit Staff, being of sound mind, having com-
bined the contents of this i959 Spirit under the direction
of one Nancy Anderson, do hereby bequeath the product of
our efforts to you, the students and friends of Ames High.
The following is a testimony of the duties performed in the
compiling ofthe book:
All organizations and activities were written about by
the copy department.
Sports reported on all athletic functions.
Layouts were designed by the art department.
The advertising of the different businesses was arranged
for by the ad department.
Pictures were taken by the photographers under the direc-
tion of the photo editor.
The business manager, along with the sponsor, kept a
balance between income and expenses.
Above left: Nancy Anderson, editor-in-chief, plans a page with
her assistant, Carol Black.
Left: Business Manager Pat Suchers confers with Mr. Trump.
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NANCY ANDERSON Editor-in-Chief
CAROL BLACK Assistant Editor
MARTHA MARKS Art Editor
LINDA MARTIN Assistant Art Editor
ALICE ANDRE Copy Editor
BETSY FERGUSON Assistant Copy Editor
JIM AYRES Sports Editor
MARY SUSAN LEE Advertising Editor
MARGARET SHRADER Assistant Advertising Editor
PAT TROW Photography Editor
JACK NORDYKE Photographer
JIM JUDISCI-I Photographer
TOM SMITH Photographer
PAT SUCHER Business Manager
MR. RICHARD TRUMP Sponsor
Pat Trow, photo editor, and Tom Smith, Jim Judisch, and Jack
Nordyke, photographers, turn the tables as they pose for a picture,
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Above: Don S. Stevens, Mrs. Lee Rosebrook, Thomas E. Hannum, Frank B. Howell, Walter
I, Hetzel, Frank E, Adams, Mrs. Julie Cole Welden, Herbert B. Howell, and Dr. J. M. Walter.
Left: Superintendent Walter Hetzel.
Left below: School Board Secretary Frank B. Howell.
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Within the next few years many of the present Ames High students
will be attending a new high school in the north-central part of Ames.
A bond issue of eight hundred thousand dollars was passed during
the fall for the construction of the first part of a senior high school. Ninef
teen classrooms for science, shop, industrial art, home-ec, art and other
senior academic classes will be built. An additional four classrooms will be
temporarily used for elementary.
The school will be built on a connected modified campus type basis
which makes it possible to build in stages for the increase in enrollment.
The present plans include a building large enough for 1,220 students.
The need for a new high school has resulted in the enrollment increase.
This year to take care of the crowded conditions in the high school, class-
rooms were rented from the Christian Church and a house next to the
school was converted into an electrical shop.
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Familiar to every Ames High student this
past year was the sound of chimes coming
over the sound system followed by a voice
that said, "We have a few announcements
this morning." The voice, as every student
knows, belonged to our principal, Mr. Herbert
Adams. He is the one who coordinated the
schedules and activities of over 700 students
and 114 teachers. To him go all the headaches
of running a high school. But somehow, in
all these things, he manages to bring order
out of chaos. To him goes much of the credit
for making Ames High School one of the
finest schools in the state of Iowa.
Left: HERBERT ADAMS, principal
Below: Ed Kultl, Bob Nickerson, Dave Keller, Mark An-
derson, Jo Beach, and Barb Calhoun make out their
schedules for the new semester.
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Superinfendenfs Office
MRS. EDNA H. DAVIS
Superintendenfs Office
MRS. PATRICIA DEMARAY
Superintendenfs Office
MRS. GRAYCE I. ELLIOT
Superin1endent's Office
MRS. DAISY FLACK
Principal's Office
MRS. RUTH GREEN
PrincipaI'S Office
Miss LAURA SAYRE
Superinfendenfs Office
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Along about ll:OO in the morning when any healthy student began to get that
certain hollow, hungry feeling in the pit of his stomach, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. More-
land, and Mrs. Erickson were busy in the cafeteria kitchen preparing the noon
meal. A menu for the entire week was posted in every homeroom on Monday of
each week, and a count of cafeteria diners was taken in homeroom each day.
This enabled the students to know what was to be served and the cooks to know
how much to prepare.
Helping the cooks were thirteen students who got their meals free in return.
After the cooks had the meal ready to serve, some of the students dished it out,
others were in charge of the cash register, and the boys helped with the clean-up.
With the increase of students and the increase in the cafeteria line, efforts were
made to speed up the service. Students were asked to help in this by observing
the following rules:
l. Please form two orderly lines.
2. If you leave the line, you must go to the end of it.
3. You will be served on the customers' side only.
11, Please don't leave chewing gum on tray or dishes.
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Student Council is a laboratory in democracy. It provides opportunities for
student participation in student government.
The council meets every Tuesday on a period rotation basis. Following par-
liamentary procedure, each weekly meeting is called to order, the minutes
are read, and the treasurer's report is given. Reports are given by heads of the
committees: service, assembly, social, citizenship, Homecoming, noon hour,
welcoming, election, and publicity. The council then handles all old and new
business before adiourning.
The Student Council committees work together on big projects such as
Career Day and Back-to-School Night.
Officers of the first semester council were Dave Keller, president, Steve
Burrell, vice president, and Pat Carney, secretary. Gar Smith, president, Mike
Taft, vice president, and Alice Andre, secretary, led the second semester coun-
cil. Dennis Wendell was appointed treasurer for both semesters.
Dave Keller ran against Dave Wall, Clarke Pasley, and Steve Howell for
first semester student body president in the election held last spring. Gar's
opponents in the fall campaign for second semester student body president
were Bill Donels, Steve Burrell, Jan Severson, and Darvin Pierce.
Council advisor is Everett Ritland.
Left: Dave Keller presided over first semester student council,
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Burrell, Dick Johnson, Mike Twaddle, John Chamberlin. Second: Pat Camey, Dick Lofgren, Alice Andre,
Denny Tice, Dave Keller, Chuck Dodge, Mike Taft, Peg Steil, Linda Hawkins, Ann Farber, John Hagge.
Front: Alice Paulson, Carole Walsh, Vaughn Welling, Dave Spatcher, Ann Kirkham, Jo Hiserote, Mike Wolf.
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the campaigns for student body president.
Below: Gar Smith, second semester president,
presided over Student Council.
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Back: Jim Ayres, Mike Biery, Dave Agard, Dave Childs, Mike Cox,
Gar Smith, Torn-Buchholtz, Denny Christopherson. dthf Jim Stuart, Dick
Johnson, Tom Gray, Tom Timm, Steve Howell, Steve Burrell, lee Schcuer-
mann, Dave Wall. 3rd: Mike Disque, Bruce Batman, Don Toms, Joe
Balloun, Doug Rogers, Dave Posegate, Howard Judge, Andy Williams.
Qnd: Jerry Daley, Fred Peake, Pat Kelley, Darrel Spear, Aaron King, Bob
VanScoy, John Hagge, Larry Taylor. Front: Tom Brayton, Steve Drecszen,
Denny Jackson, Miss Miller, Mike Foreman, Tom Purnroy, Ken Torrey.
Left: The Firesquad participated with the Ames fire department in a
demonstration givon during Fire Prevention Week.
Bottom: Firesquad chiefs are Dave Wall and Dave Posgate,
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Student discipline is enforced by Firesquad. Members issue red and
white tickets to students who run,in the halls, crowd in the lunch line,
ierk open lockers, and misbehave otherwise.
Dave Wall and Dave Posegate, Firesquad chiefs, were in charge of
the meetings held every Thursday noon. Each boy who will be on
duty is assigned his post for each morning and noon during the week.
Fines levied for missing meetings and failing to be on duty are used
to finance the annual Firesquad picnic.
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Week activities for tlve graduating class, Members were Baflw: Gregg Garnmaclc, vice president, Jam
Ayres, Steve Howell, Tom Timm, Torn Gray, Steve Strand. Front: Ellen Packer, Clarke Pasley, president,
Bonnie Hazel, secrutaryg Nancy Anderson. Not shown: Carey Poole, treasurer,
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derson, Pat Cart, Miss McNally, Pat Sucher, Mary McComb, llo Leppilr, Carol Brindley, Lory Linder,
Jerry Garner,
All the finances of the school organizations this year
were handled by the students with the help of faculty
sponsors. These students, chosen by the sponsors, were
organized into the Student Treasurers. Karen Anderson
was chosen to assist Miss McNally as general treasurer.
Each month the cash book from each organization was
turned in to Miss McNally. Keeping the accounts straight
and handling the thousands of dollars which go through
the school each year made being a student treasurer valu-
able experience tor anyone.
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sistant, decide: "Everyone has money troubles."
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I958-59 GIRL RESERVE officers: Carol Brindley, Alice Andre,
Linda Roach, Frances McTague, and Carole Walsh.
was shown to those less fortunate by providing Christ-
mas gifts for the County Horne.
Under the sponsorship of Miss Edna Wilcox, Miss
Ruth Miller, and Mrs. Charlotte Whitney, the officers
for first semester were: Frances McTague, president,
Carole Walsh, vice presidentg Alice Andre, secretary,
Carol Brindley, treasurer, and Nancy Anderson, presi-
dent of the representatives. Officers second semester
were: Carole Walsh, president, Frances MeTague, vice
president, Linda Roach, secretary, Carol Brindley,
treasurer, and Pat Catron, president of the representa-
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Schrampfer, Peg Steil, Martha Howe. 3rd: Ann Hensing, Anne Judge,
Andre, Pat Trow, Linda Hawkins, Anne Easton, Carole Walsh, 2nd: Carol
Pat Catron, Penney Welling, Ilene Wardle, Fran McTague, Peg Lee, Front:
Ann Farber, Nancy Anderson, Miss Wilcox, Miss Miller, Mrs. Whitney, Bonnie
Hazel, Martha Strand.
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To teach those values which "exalt and refine life
and bring it into accord with the standards of conduct
that are approved in our democratic society" is the
purpose of one of the oldest organizations in Ames
High School, Girl Reserves. All girls belong.
The social events of the year which encouraged the
girls to make new acquaintances were the Newcomers
Party, Dad-Daughter Date Night, Mother-Daughter Tea,
and the Big-Pal-Little-Pal picnic.
The money raised from selling Christmas sprays and
pencils was used to help sponsor the foster child
Anastasia, At Christmas time, the spirit of good will
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"To foster high spiritual and moral standards of daily
living, and to develop responsible leaders" is the goal of
l-li-Y.
The group, composed of nearly all the boys in Ames
High, supported John Tzyerohlov, a Greek war orphan,
and provided Christmas gifts for the men in the Story
County Home.
The boys sold refreshments at the football, basketball
and track events, improved the Hi-Y lounge, and held
sophomore, senior, and football firesides.
The l-li-Y worked with the Girl Reserves in January on
Friendship Week and on the New Comers luncheon and
party at the beginning of the year.
Each boy attended his choice of a hobby group on
alternate Fridays of l-li-Y group meetings. The hobby
groups offered opportunities for learning aeronautics,
athletics, auto mechanics, foreign affairs, hunting and
fishing, music appreciatton, photography, science, and
electronics.
Left: The late Jerry Livingston denionstrated some of his techniques at
a meeting of the photography hobby group.
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gifts for the residents.
Back: Gary Myers, Gary Tesdahl, Mickey Von Bergen, Steve Drceszen, Ben Cox. dth: Steve Howell,
Dave Wall, Norman Iverson, Jim Thompson, Joe Krocheski, Jerry Daley, 3rd: Terry Horbot, Ron Gammcl,
Sidney Joseplt, Jack McGuire, Jerry Tow. Qnd: Ron Warren, Bob Synliorst, Darrel Spear, Miko Hus-
sey. lst: Howard Judge, Jan Seversori, Mr. Stone, Pat Klingsies, Jim Piper.
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Jack Nordyke, Liz Sands, Martha Strand. Front: Margie Gibbs, Mary Ann Schweitzer, Judy Simpson, Barb Sands, Ed Kuhl, Doug Rogers, Carole Walsh.
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The Ames High School Web, written and edited by
the iournalism class, appears in the Ames Daily Tribune
each Wednesday during the school year. The Web ad-
vertises, records, and interprets Ames High activities to
the community-helping to maintain the finest type of
school morals is one of its prime functions.
The T4 members of the first semester staff and the
21 members of the second semester group worked hard
to make the paper accurate, up-to-the-minute, and lively.
Teacher of the class in iournalism and staff adviser is
Mrs. Charlotte Whitney.
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Nancy Anderson, Sandy Pererson, Third: Barb
Gowan, Ann Easton, Judy Rah, Sherri Wierson,
Gayle Bowen. Front: Debby Huntress, Mrs. Whit-
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Fox, Pam Van Patter, Sue McFarland, Ann
Kirkham, Vicki Skortman, Alice Andre.
Third: Sandy Gowan, Sharon Wright, Sara
Hinrichsen, Marion Quinn, Mrs. Whitney,
Andrea Parks, Sharon Grundman, Caro-
line Matterson. Second: Pat Scarow, Shir-
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nie Partin, Deanna Isley. Front: Susan '
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Was the sophomore class hiding a future Shakespeare
or O. Henry in its midst this year? Only time will tell,
but if this is the case, he or she probably belonged to
the sophomore Creative Writing Club. This group, or-
ganized for the first time this year, had as its aims to
improve their style of writing, to learn to give and
receive criticism, and to find satisfaction in spontaneous
writing. To be a member, students must have had in-
terest as well as high grades in Engllsh.
Sponsored by the sophomore English teachers, the
club's officers were: Karma Schauer, president, and Ma-
rion Quinn and Jane Andrews, recording chairmen.
Beginning reporters are called "cubs." From this word
Cubs Club got its name.
This organization, composed largely of sophomores
this year, provided background and experience for stu-
dents interested in iournalism.
The members spent time and energy in putting out
the first issue of the second semester Web. This was
the cubs' main proiect.
At their meetings, usually held every other Thurs-
day noon, the 28 cubs were taught the fundamentals
of newspaper writing by their sponsor, Mrs. Charlotte
Whitney.
Officers of the group were Sue McFarland, president,
Pat Carney, vice president, Sue Hetzel, secretary.
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Back: Joe Picken, Bob Oest, Bruce Woods,
John Walkup, Mike Nickey, Mark Watson,
Rein Saral. Second: Karma Schauer, Alison
Shepherd, Karen Fox, Maureen McVicker,
Jackie Matuseski, Jeannie Partin. Front:
Marcia Hiedel, Lynda Richards, Marion
Quinn, Bev Novak, Deanna Isley, Peggy
Billings.
Back: Mrs. Dickinson, Laurel Hanway, Sandy Mclntosh, Cindy Shockey, Sandy Peterson, Marion Quinn, Karen Skarshaug, Janet Lubson, Marilyn
Blaess, Sherri Wierson, Bev Novak, Andrea Parks, Carmen Catron, Front: Paulette Hatasaki, Lynda Richards, Lissa Hall, Peg Lee, Carole Walsh,
Nancy Neal, Karen M. Anderson, Sharon Grundman, Judy Nordin.
Ron Fain checks out a book from Mrs. Dickenson, school librarian.
The Ames High Library Club, under the super-
vision of Mrs. Elizabeth Dickenson, met each Wed-
nesday noon in the library.
Lessons covering the many phases of work for
which the girls would be responsible were studied.
The duties of the girls in charge of the desk were
shelving of books and magazines, making overdue
notices, aiding students in locating reference ma-
terials, and preparing bibliographies for teachers.
Each girl was required to work in the library
two periods a week and at the same time maintain
passing grades.
Sherri Wierson, president, and Judy Sawyer, sec-
retary, led the group first semester. Sandy Peterson,
president, and Carmen Catron, secretary, served as
second semester officers.
Mrs. Dickenson feels that the members of library
club are giving a service to their fellow students and
to their teachers.
The advantage ot learning to debate is that it
teaches one to argue logically. At the weekly meet-
ings, activities centered around debate, discussion,
and extemporaneous speaking'. This was how mem-
bers prepared tor participation in interscholastic
speech tournaments and debate meets which were
sponsored by the lowa High School Forensic League
throughout the year. Out of town events attended
were the Brinkley Debate and Discussion, Coe Col-
lege Invitational, Fort Dodge Invitational and the
State finals in lowa City.
Under the direction of Mrs. Garrett, officers were
llo Leppick, president, Karl Fox, vice president, and
Beverly Novak, secretary.
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Alison Shepherd, Ann Kirkham, Bev Novak.
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Third: Mary Jane Walsh, Sandra Mclntosh, JoAnn
Daniels, Carol Hostetter, Dee Rasmussen, Miss Rob-
erts, Paulette Hatasaki. Second: Lory Linder, Vickie
Skortman, Karen Fox, Betty Winton, Sherrie Young,
Marcia Heidel. Front: Darla Hanlin, Sharon Wright,
Barb Wilcox, Marlene Kuhl, Pam Cole, Judy Warren.
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The purpose of Spanish Club, newly organized un-
der the sponsorship of Miss Sharon Roberts, was to
study not only the language but also the cultural as-
pects of Spanish-speaking countries. Invited to many of
the bi-monthly meetings were guest speakers, some
of them Spanish-speaking students at lowa State Col-
lege. Members of this group must have been in one
ofthe Spanish classes.
Officers were Steve Henderson, president, Lory Lin-
der, vice president, Carole Hostetter, secretary, and Vicki
Skortman, treasurer-program chairman.
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Back: Carole Walsh, Kris Manning, Joyce
Heald, Pam Eckhott, Bob Nickerson, Rus-
sell Hageman, Bill Davey, Karen Whee-
lock, Sheila Porter, Jan Ustrud, Pat Carney.
Third: Susie Dickie, Judy Rice, Sally How-
ard, Linda Roach, Mary McComb, Sara Hin-
richsen, Linda Martin, Janet Miller, Mari-
lyn Dunlap, Ann Webb, Gretchen Orr.
Second: Margie Gibbs, Beth Ann Scholtes,
Elinor Lillie, Janet Lubsen, Peggy Caf-
ferty, Margie McCay, Juanita Severson,
Karen Gunn, Susan Humphrey, Jeannie
Partin, Mrs. Alexander. Front: Karen Mul-
lica, Jean Abbott, Vicky Kirkham, Susie
Reed, Maureen McVicker, Becky McBride,
Beth Strand, Barb Calhoon, Donna Eth-
ington.
Those students enrolled in one of the French classes
who were interested in France and the French language
were invited to ioin the French Club. The purpose of the
club was to better understand France and its people
through the use of books, magazines, records, guest
speakers, and films. Sponsor of this club, which was
one of the new ones this year, was Mrs. Billie Alexander.
Officers were Pat Carney, president, Marilyn Runlap,
vice president, Judy Rice, secretary-treasurer, and Beth
Strand and Maureen McVicker, program chairmen.
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GEORGE MACBRIDE
Woodworking 1, 2
JAMES OVERTURF
Bookkeeping 1, 2, Distributive
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Vocational Homemaking l, 2
WALTER WOOD
Applied Math, Business Arith-
metic, Mechanical Drawing 1, 2
LEONARD BENGSTON
General Metals, Electronics,
Auto Mechanics
Miss MADALENE CANVIN
Personal Typewriting, Begin-
ning Stenography
Miss DOROTHY DEHAMER
Stenography l, 2, 3, 4
OWEN SHADLE
Counselor, Work Experience
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GERALD SIELERT
Driver Training, Audio-Visual
Aids
EDWIN STONE
Mechanical Drawing I, 2, 3, 4,
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Back: Lynn Christian, Glen Cafferty, Virgil Phares, Larry Akin, Mr. Overturf. Front: Marilyn Stephens, Pat
Creel, Winifred Hudspith, Charlotte Clapp, Bonny Luther.
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Students are always pleased when they learn
that they will see a movie in one of their
classes. lt is the iob of the members of the
Film Operators Club to make sure that a pro-
iector and screen are in the right room at the
righttime.
Mr. Sielert, sponsor, trains all members in
the care and use of equipment.
President of the group this year was Darrell
Ball.
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A local organization of the
Distributive Education Clubs of
America, known as D.E.C.A.,
was started in Ames High this
year in connection with the co-
operative training program. Stu-
dents enrolled in co-op and dis-
tributive education classes were
members.
D.E.C.A. seeks to encourage
group participation, leadership
development, and career study.
Officers this year were Win-
ifred Hudspith, president, Bon-
ny Luther, vice president, and
Pat Creel, secretary. Sponsor
was Mr. James Overturf.
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Moss, Molly McGuire, Linda Harris, Marla Peterson. Third: Pat Cart, Pam Owings,
Julie Blaess, Ruth Zea, Michele Moore, Nancy Carr, Bonnie Hoover. Second: Marsha
Lake, Joyce Graham, Judy Keigley, Carolyn Cox, Kathryn Wilkin, Sharon Lewis,
Karen Shockley, Sharon Flora, Miss Trout. Front: Karen Randles, Jo Boston, Pat
Emory, Donna Nelson, Lissa Hall, Jean Abbott.
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F.H.A. convention was the chance to meet girls from other states,
Puerto Rico, and Hawaii who attended," said Jo Boston in tell-
ing of her experiences at the convention in Kansas City as a
state officer. She brought back many ideas on possible careers
in home economics, on the organization of the high school
F.H.A. group, and on how to do things inaprivate life. The motto
of F.H.A., which expresses the purpose, is to "learn to live
better today in order that our lives and those of our families
may be better tomorrow."
Four of this year's officers were: Sharon Lewis, president,
Lissa Hall, vice president, and Judy Sawyer, secretary-treasurer.
Above left: Selling cherry pies was one of the F.H,A. proiects.
Left: Clarke and Lee bought pies after a basketball game.
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Algebra 3, 4, Trigonometry
CECIL SPATCHER
Biology 1, 2
FLOYD STLJ RTEVANT
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Biology 'l, 2
Mr. Hiedeman relaxes with other teachers at a Christmas
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Mas. BETTY GRUBB
Geometry 1, 2, Algebra 1, 2
DALE HLEDEMAN
Geometry l, 2, Algebra
Analytic Geometry
JAMES JONES
Physics l, 2
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Hurlbut, Alfred French, Dudley Chittenden, Russell Hageman, Ed Barglield, Front: Bob Stephenson, Norman Zober, David Maxwell, Doug Olson
Wayne Paulson, Ron Moses, Mike Hartley.
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Although they met together every Monday eve-
ning during the year, the Radio Club and the Sci-
ence Club were separate organizations. The Radio
Club, sponsored by Mr. Jim Jones, was mainly con-
cerned in the design and construction of radio re-
ceivers and transmitters. The officers of this club
were: Dave Morton, president, Dudley Chittenden,
vice president, and Dick Kelso, secretary-treasurer.
The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Floyd Sturte-
vant, provided opportunities to conduct research and
carry out individual projects in general science. Offi-
cers of this club were: Ron Moses, president, Ber-
nice Black, vice president, Charlene Anderson, sec-
retary, and llo Leppik, treasurer.
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KENNETH PAGE
American' Government
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CLAIR ABBOTT
World History l, 2, American
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Economics, Sociology
MRS. KAY GARRETT
American History I, 2
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RICHARD DAY
Band
The hour is early, but band members are hard at work.
"Seventy-six trombones . . ."
Back: Penney Welling, JoAnn Daniels, Pam Cole, Jeannie Partin, Margie Walsh, Jan Ustrud, Dave Keller, Karen Rogness, Ann Thompson, Bruce
Stebbins, Marsha Lake, Sandy Peterson, Marilyn Blaess, Linda Hawkins, Karlyn Peterson, Karen Erickson, Carole Hostetter. Fourth: Chuck Boast, Judy
Elliott, Steve Henderson, Terry Hurlbut, Roger Smiley, Margie McCay, Larry Sprague, Ron Jones, Dick Kelso, Norman Iverson, Steve Dreeszen,
Dave Spatcher, Alfred French, Earl Holtz, Richard Fear, Jerry Jones, Virginia Ellis, Roger Hedrick, Gretchen Wildman. Third: Sandy Gowan, Margo
Dunlap, Becky Simmering, Pat Kelley, Mary White, Jim E. Kelley, Karma Schauer, Mike Disque, Dave Houser, Nancy Hegland, Jim Wiener, Tom
Erskine, Richard Evans, L. J. Skeie, Don Sielert, Jerry Clark, Chuck Dodge, Dean Busby, Phyl Peyton, Gretchen Orr, Ken Torrey. Second: Becky
McBride, John Walkup, Jim Ayres, Karen Gunn, Cindy Shockey, Robert Stephenson, Wayne Paulson, Joyce Heald, Juanita Severson. Marion Quinn,
Karen Wheelock, Charlene Anderson, Lynda Martin, Joan Holtz, Donna Hicks. Front: Barb Buckwald, Vicky Kirkham, Diane Tripp, Carol Vogt, Janet
Miller, Ann Fields, Mary McComb, Bernice Black, Mr. Day.
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The early birds of Ames High are the
members of the Ames High band, starting
practice daily at 7:50 a.m.
Gretchen Wildman, a iunior trombonist, was
the featured soloist for the annual spring con-
cert on March 20. The Tri-City Festival, which
includes Ames, Webster City and Fort Dodge,
was held at Fort Dodge on April 7. Mr. Lu-
gdltd cien Caillist, prominent composer and arrang-
er, was the guest conductor. The -band also
Left to right: Steve Henderson, Jim Ayres, Earl Holtz, Mary McComb, Mr. Day. played at assemblies for Welch Junior High
and the high school.
One of the highlights at the football games
was the half-time entertainment provided by
the marching band.
Officers guiding the band were Earl Holtz,
president, Jim Ayres, vice president, Mary
McComb, secretary-treasurer, and Steve
Henderson, librarian. Mr. Richard Day di-
rected.
Adding a touch of iive to pep rallies and
the basketball games was the pep band,
with student directors Dave Keller and Jim
E. Kelley.
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Timm, Nancy Anderson and Sally Howard were mem-
bers of the string ensemble which played for dinner
programs and other functions.
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Making up the string trio were Ilene Wardle, violin, Margaret
Shrader, viola, and Pam Owings, cello.
Selling a book cover to Mark Watson are Margaret Shrader and Janice Meier.
Calm down, Jim, rehearsal is ready to start.
Back: Mark Anderson, Tom Gray, Jim McCullough, Lee Scheuermann, Jim Kelley, Mike Biery, Dave Bork, Tom Timm, Earl Holtz, Steve Carr, Carey
Poole, Jerry Clarke, Steve Henderson. 11th row: Norman Iverson, Roger Smiley, L. J. Skeie, Chuck Griffin, Dick Arthur, Jon Anderson, Bill
Nelson, Dave Keller, Tom Brayton, Ron Jones, Dallas Wall, Nancy Anderson. 3rd row: Mr. Cross, Gar Smith, Mary Ellen Farley, Judy Rah, Ellen
Packer, Judy Simpson, Janice Meier, Margaret Gibbs, Judy Keigley, Sharon Guy, Linda Roach, Janice Ustrud, Martha Howc. 2nd row: Jim
Piper, Susan Englehorn, Pat Trow, Judy Elliott, Jean Abbott, Julie McGuire, Karen Rogness, Sally Howard, Karen Gunn, Barb Hoover, Patt
Ritland. lst row: Rita Bappe, Karen Randles, Sandy Scheuermann, Linda Burton, Jo Boston, Diane Tripp, Gretchen Wildman, Carol Black, Judy
Sawyer, Ann Sargent.
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A select group of iunior and senior voices comprises
the Ames a cappella choir.
Wayne Cross, director, chooses members on the
basis of their singing ability and cooperative attitude.
The choir sings at all school vocal concerts and for
many outside groups. This calls for a wide repertoire of
music. The group sang such songs as "How Lovely
ls Thy Dwelling Place" by Brahms and "Hallelujah
Chorus" by Handel.
Tom Gray, president, Judy Simpson, vice president,
Judy Rah, secretary-treasurer, Steve Carr, librarian,
and Jean Abbott and Lee Scheuermann, robekeepers,
were the leaders of the choir.
Singers who performed at the All-State Festival on
November 29 at the KRNT Theatre in Des Moines were
Margaret Gibbs, Ellen Packer, Carey Poole, Jim Kelley,
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Rita Bappe, Linda- Roach, Steve Henderson, Norman
Iverson, Mark Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Sue Engle-
horn and Earl Holtz.
Although the units of the mixed choruses, sopho-
more and junior-senior practice as separate groups,
they always sing together in public appearances.
The combined choruses sang for the Christmas pro-
gram and Friendship Week. They participated in the
annual Spring Concert.
Dave Chipman, president, Penney Welling, secretary-
treasurer, Howard Judge, librarian, Sheila Porter and
Steve Busch, robekeepers, headed the junior-senior
mixed chorus.
The sophomore officers were Ann Fields, president,
JoAnn Daniels, secretary-treasurer, Dave Childs, librari-
an, Tom Buchholtz and Kris Manning, robekeepers.
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Jim Hatch, John Hawk, Roger Smiley, Dick Arthur, Larry Skeie, Jon Anderson, Bill Nelson, Tom Brayton, Steve Henderson. 3rd: Norman Eckhard,
Terry Hurlbut, Lee Scheucrmann, Gar Smith, Norman Iverson, Jim Piper, Tom Pumroy, Dick Lofgrcn, Tom Buchholtz. Qnd: Charles Boast, Don
Siolert, Bob Young, Joe Picken, Pat Kelley, Wayne Paulson, Don Davidson, Richard Evans. lst: John Walkup, Tom Lyttlc, Roger Hedrick, llo
Loppick, Pat Patterson, Mark Watson, Howard Judge.
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Those girls who wished to be in a singing group
were invited to ioin one of the four Girls' Glee Clubs.
Various kinds of music were sung to widen the girls'
acquaintance with music. These periods were arranged
in such a manner that almost any girl would find a time
that suited her. The four groups combined to sing at
many public performances, some of which were the
Christmas and spring programs, Friendship Week, and
Baccalaureate. Presidents were Marilyn Blaess, Karyn
Mullica, Mary Jane Walsh, and Mary Dresser.
For those boys who had the desire to sing simply
for the enjoyment of it, there were three Boys' Glee
Clubs. These different clubs met at various times so
that any boy could find time that would fit into his
schedule. For any public performance, all three Glee
Clubs combined into one big group. The boys sang at
the Christmas program, the spring program, and on
various other occasions. Presidents of two of the groups
were John Walkup and
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ton, Diane Tripp, Sharon Guy and Joan Holtz, with Sally
Howard at the piano.
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Gray and Dick Arthur were part of the senior octet.
Two-thirds of the senior sextet: Judy Rah, Linda Roach,
Martha Howe, and Janice Meier, Mr, Cross at the piano.
Mr. Cross directs a choir rehearsal.
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Barb Wilcox, Karen Colefli, Sandy Mickelson, dlli
Jun MqGinnis, Bob Nickerson, Slewart Coll, Maureen McViClcer, Laurel Hanway, Glenda Tliornpson, Mr, Hanwillon, 3rcl Caroline Malferson, Vickie
Slnorlnian, Susan Bolliell, Jucly Hufclvison, Sue Olis, Sandy Cowan, Carolyn Biirnlwanw, Diane
quson, Marpia Heiclel Pal Sclarow, Bonnie Hoover, lin la
Cox, lyncla Hoclvnan, Judy Warren, Marlene Kicrtzner,
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Hanlin, Margie Gibbs, Jin' Pain Cole, Kris Mannin
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Baseball Coach, Boys' P.E.
CECIL SPATCHER
Assistant Football and Track
Coach, Reserve Basketball
Coach
KENNETH WELLS
Athletic Director, Head Foot-
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Varsity Track, Sophomore
Basketball, Assistant Foot-
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Head Basketball Coach, Golf
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irig, Alice Andre, Peggy Steil, Betty Schranipfer. Jrd: Janice Ustrud, Sue McFarland, Becky McBride,
Jean Abbott, Kathy Guy. Pnd: Site Rice, Pat Cniron, Betsy Peterson, Beverly Novak. Front Susan Bothell,
Barb Cowan, Mrs. Lockhari, Bonnie Hazel, Marcia Heidel.
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Shelley Ebel listen as Barb Govvan explains new GAA. rules.
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"A sound mind in a sound body" is an old
Greek philosophy that is as good today as it was
then. Our classes of geometry, English, and
chemistry are the nieans to a sound niind, and
the Girls Athletic Association, best known as
G.A.A., helps provide the sound body to carry out
this axiom. Open to every girl in senior high,
G.A.A. tries to develop the spirit of playing a
game and provides a nieans for keeping the
body in top physical shape.
Every Monday and Wednesday night this year
the gyni was open for the girls, and Mrs. Carol
Lockhart supervised theni in niaior and niinor
sports.
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Back: Steve Strand, Dick Allen, Dick Arthur, Mike Van Scoy, Blaine Zenor, 3rd: Dean Hunziker, Jim
Weiner, Kerry Van Winkle, Adrian Hull, Dave Coe. Qnd: Jan Severson, Mike Nickey, Davr- Spatclier, Bob
Pasley, Front: Clem Sevde, Larry Kraft, Mr. Smalling, Roger Smiley, Doug Sampson.
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"Athletics tor all" was the aim of Ames High intra-
murals. Intramurals between the twenty-tour home-
rooms ot Ames High are planned primarily for boys
not taking part in varsity sports. However, any boy
in Ames High was eligible for intramurals provided he
had not won an "A" in the sport or was a member ot the
sophomore, reserve or varsity teams.
Homeroom competition fell in three leagues: senior,
junior and sophomore. Each homeroom played in its
own division. A variety of sports, individual and team,
were offered to the boys, who were represented by
their homeroom captains on the intramural council.
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Right: "What'll we do next?" Varsity cheerleaders
confer during pep assembly.
Below: "Black, orange, orange, black, Ames High fights
back. FIGHT!"
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Back: Sara Hinricheson, Charlotte Clapp, Joyce West, Nancyne Mettlin, Marilyn Blaess, Peg Steil, Martha Fisher, Judy Fryer, Phyllis Burroughs,
Winnie Hudspith. 5th: Miss Del-larner, Pat Botstord, Linda Roach, Bernice Black, Sylvia Pinnell, Sandy Peterson, Ann Hensing, Betty Schrampfer,
Sandy Mclntosh, Ann Thompson, Sue Englehorn. Ath: Pat Sucher, Sandi Scheuerrnann, Pat Soy, Debby Huntress, Anne Easton, Judy Rah, Mary
Schweitzer, Martha Howe, Barb Dahlberg, Pat Trow, Elinor Lillie. 3rd: Ellen Packer, Julie McGuire, Gayle Bowen, Judy Nordin, Pat Catron, Judi
Dahl, Sharon Grundman, Sandy Richardson, Lissa Hall, Phyl Peyton, Martha Marks, Qnd: Fran McTague, Sally Ballard, Barb Gowan, Mary Lee,
Anne Judge, Shelley Ebel, Karlyn Peterson, Sherri Wierson, Lory Linder, Linda Hawkins, Barb Hoover. lst: Karen M. Anderson, Patt Ritland, Jackie
McDonald, Ruby Paulson, Janice Meier, Beth Beman, Barb Reilly, Margie Gibbs, Kathleen Melampy.
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The girls dressed in black skirts and blouses or sweaters with
orange iackets on game days are the members ot the Pep Club.
f f Any senior girl who has passing grades in three subjects may
ioin the club. This year 97 girls took active part in the organization,
headed by Martha Howe, president, Mary Lee, vice president,
Anne Easton, secretary, Janet Sills, treasurer, and Miss Dorothy
DeHamer, sponsor.
lt is the function of the Pep Club to add spirit to all athletic
contests. Members also take part in pre-game and half-time
activities. The marching unit performed with the marching band
during football games. Ushers take tickets and help spectators
find their seats.
A car wash and bake sale were among the money-making
proiects which helped to pay for trips to the Burlington football
game and the Newton basketball game.
Left: Pep Club members take part in an outside pep assembly during the football
season.
Back: Sharon Lewis, Ann Farber, Carol Brindley, Mary McComb, Alice Andre,
Sth: Judy Simpson, Ann Gunderson, Barb Sands, Liz Sands, Nancy Anderson.
Arn: Anita Kelly, Sandy Stephenson, Janet Sills, Betty Sydnes, Jo Beach.
3rd: Linda Faust, Linda Burton, Darlene Fatland, Martha Strand, Peg Lee.
2nd.- Carole Walsh, Bonnie Hazel, Karen K, Anderson, Sharon Nelson, Sandy
Nelson. lsr: Judy Rice, Kathy Bender, Barb Calhoon, Pat Creel.
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Back: Barb Gowan, Anne Easton, Gayle Bowen, Mary Lee, Shelley Ebel. 3rd: Ann Hensing, Peg Steil, Martha Howe, Ann Thompson. 2nd: Anne
Judge, Sherri Wicrson, Miss Del-lamer, Betty Schrampfer, Alice Andre, lst: Janet Sills, Debby Huntress, Martha Marks, Lissa Hall, Linda Hawkins.
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Back: Tom Scheuermann, Jim Kelley, Steve Busch, Mike McGuire, Steve Rust, Gary Sutton, Steve Howell,
Dale Rouze. 3rd: Dick Allen, Don Toms, Clarke Pasley, Steve Carr, Jim McCullough, Tom Timm, Bob
Fisher. Qnd: Mr. Linn, Mr. Covey, Steve Jensen, Ron Jones, Ron Jenkins, Gregg Gammack, Jim Stuart,
Bruce Batman, Ron Alfred, Denny Christopherson, Tim Stine. lst: Tom Brayton, Fred Peake, Pat Klingseis,
Dave Posegate, Darrell Ball, Tom Thomas, Joe Ballon, Ben Cox, Gary Tesdahl, Ron Johnson.
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28 Grinnell
38 Marshalltown
21 Oskaloosa
26 West Waterloo
7 Burlington
39 Newton
63 Boone
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The T958 Little Cyclones came out on top of the
Central Iowa Conference for the sixth year in a row.
To date, the Little Cyclones have won or tied 29 straight
conference football games.
"Ames High had its toughest, longest schedule that
l've seen," said Coach Kenny Wells.
This year Ames played teams from both sides of
the state on their nine games schedule. The Cyclones
went to the northwestern corner of the state to meet
East Sioux City, and then to the southeast corner to play
their first game with Burlington.
Back: Ed Epstein, Lee Scheuermann, Bill Draisey, Dave Coe, Dean Hunziker, Bill Donels, Denny Tice,
Ron Busch, Mr. Wells, Mr. Spatcher. 3rd: Dave Wall, Tom Gray, Steve Burrell. Qndf Dave Chipmnn,
Keith Munson, Dave Page, Dave Briley, Mike Cox, Steve Dreeszen, Jim Adams, Jim Thorpe, Gorflen
Reno, Jules Vilmont, Larry Thompson. lst: Larry Jones, Mickey VonBergen, Gar Smith, Larry Munson,
Doug Rogers, Ron Fain, Jack McGuire, Craig Ritland, L. J. Skeie, Jack Nordyko.
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This season the Little Cyclones played several
top rated teams. Des Moines Roosevelt, who was
ranked first in the state, was scored against twice
by Ames. The Cyclones played a particularly
tough Homecoming fame with highly rated West
Waterloo.
The conference, as usual, was rugged this year.
The Oskaloosa team, up for the game, gave the
Cyclones a difficult time. Several times the Cy-
clones had to come from behind.
The team finished the season strong but it
took awhile for them to get going. Wells praised
the team for good spirit and drive.
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Back: Jim Stuart, second team CIC, Jim McCullough, first team CIC, Dave
Wall, second team CIC, Tom Gray, honorable mention CIC, Larry Munson,
first team All-State IDPA, first team All-State Jack North, first team CIC,
Gregg Gammack, second team All-State IDPA, fifth team All-State, Jack
North, first team CIC, Mike Cox, third team CIC.
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Back: Mr, Spatcher, Tom Buchholtz, Mike Twaddle, Bill Draisey, Jim Taylor, Larry Breon, Dave Agard,
Marc Adams, Kent Cooper, Mark Watson, Ken Torrey, Dave Childs, Don Davidson, Clem Sevede, Bob
Anderson, Qnd: Pat Kelley, Gary Meyers, Roger Hedrick, Gary Clem, Dick Overland, Mike Heubner,
Dick Lofgrcn, Bob VanScoy, Jim Bates, John Hagge, Bill Lester, Mike Roberson, Jim Cowan, lst: Norm
Eckard, Jerry Tovv, Mike Nickey, Dave Skei, Darrell Spear, Tom Pumroy, Mike Cadman, Ron Young, Ber-
vine VanVoorhis, Joe Picken, Sidney Joseph, Dick Johnson.
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season in second position in the Central Iowa
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of the conference games.
Their nonconterence was two wins against
four losses. One of the toughest non-confer-
ence games was against Roosevelt of Des
Moines, which was rated number one in the
state.
Steve Burrell and Gar Smith were elected
cocaptains at the end of the season.
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Cafferty, Torn Gray, Steve Carr, Jim McCullough, Dave Wall, Steve
Howell. Third: Lee Scheuerman, Denny Tice, Dave Page, Lars Las-
lett, Steve Burrell, Earl Holtz, Mike Taft, Jim Stuart, Clarke Pasley,
Mickey Von Bergen. Second: Steve Dreeszen, Craig Ritland, Joe Bal-
loun, Gary Feavel, Gary Tesdahl, Gar Smith, Ron Jones, Doug Rogers,
Ron Fain, Front: Mike Cox, Larry Munson, Jack Nordyke, Dave Pose-
gate, Gregg Gammack, Keith Munson, Bill Donels.
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Varsity Club is an athletic honorary to which major
letter winners in any of Ames High's sports belong.
Boys in the club have earned their letters in football,
basketball, track, golf, tennis, or baseball. All new
members are initiated.
Furnishing flowers for the track queen and having
an annual picnic each spring are the activities of Var-
sity Club.
Tom Gray, president, Steve Burrell, vice presidentg
and Jim McCullough, secretary-treasurer, were offi-
cers this school year.
Above left: Craig Ritland gets ready for Varsity Club initiation.
Left: Varsity Club officers Tom Gray, Jim McCullough, and Steve
Burrell.
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ANDERSON, KAREN M.
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Texas, I.
ANDERSON, MARK A.
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Tennls 2, 3, Track I.
ANDERSON, NANCY K.
HR I08, Pres. I, 2, Choir 2, 3,
Cubs' Club 2, GAA I, 2, 3,
Glee Club I, GR I, 2, 3, Cab.
3, Rep. 3, ,Clvorus I, Sec. I,
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Sludenl Council I, 2.
ANDERSON, THOMAS L.
HR 236, Baseball I, 2, 3, Traln-
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2, 3, Rep. 3, Sclence Seminar,
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ANDRE, ALICE V.
HR 206, VP I, Pres. 3, Band I,
2, Cubs' Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 2,
Drarna I, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Cab.
2, Officer 2, Rep. 3, GR I, 2, 3,
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ARTHUR, RICHARD B.
HR III, Glee Club I, 2, 3,
Clwolr 2, 3, Foolball I, Hi-Y
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AYRES, JAMES L.
HR I4I, Pres. 2, Band I, 2, 3,
VP 3, Firesquad I, 2, 3, Hi-Y
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BALL, DARRELL C.
HR 206, Fllrn Operalor 2, 3,
Foolball 3, Hi-Y I, 2 3, Track
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BALLARD, SALLY J.
HR Ill, Sec. I, Drama I, FHA
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BALLOUN, JOE L.
HR 206, Glee Club I, Z,
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BARRIE, ED T.
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BEACH, JOANNE L.
HR 206, GR L, 2, 3, Pep
Club 3.
BEMAN BETH A.
BLAESS MARILYN J.
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BRAYTON, THOMAS L.
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EDWARDS, DALE
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345 DECA 3, O5I'cc-r
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3, OIIICN 3,
3.
L, MICHAEL E.
II, HIY I,2 3
R, JUDY M.
343 Dm:--A If CLR I,
PL-p Club 3.
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GAMMACK, GREGG L.
Hr-Y I, 2, 3, Ren. 21 Sf,
Senafo 33 Track I, 2, 3g Varsiw
Club 2, 3,
GARNER, P. JERRY
HR 2063 Hi-Y L, 2, ag AIR.
Icifc Treas. 2, 33 Radio CIub
I.
Glass, MARGARET A.
HR 2361 Chofr 2, 35 Chorus Ig
Drawn I, 2, 31 FHA I, OfIicer
Ig GAA I3 GR I, 2, 3, Cab. 2,
Rep. 31 Glee CIub lg Jr. Red
Cross If Pc1Im Club 2, 3, Prem.
3g Pop CILLb 33 RadIo CIub 2,
Sec.-Trear. 2,
HR I4I, VP 3, CIass VP 3:
FQOIIHAII I, 2, 3, Caphafn 3'
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CAA 2 3 U-f 3 RA: A
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GRAY, THOMAS W.
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Cm- 'A 2- f-A-- A 2 3-
Aw--1 C A- 2 3 A-A-1,3
GRUNDMAN, SHARON R.
Nam an rf-21
D-AA .1 A CAA A 2 A- we
A 2 7' l':"w', C .r 2 3' PP:-
C' :- 3' 97 Q" 1'
GUNDERSON, C.
ANNE
HR MAQ CAAAf.,q ?g CAA
'T 3 Rm- If-Rl 2
1 RA-:A. T -7 -AAA T AA
7 T' FUAAA C7 rA 7' SPIRIT
A,
HALL, LORISSA L.
AAR P34' 0 -.A lg AAAA
Y '4 UW' 7 V P'A-Q
7 CR P Y '- CHE- 7'
l7iw'.1'A. CMU? OWU" 3'
PA':A CWA 3 fxA'Ah'7A 31
Maw- 'A fn-':A"' Y.
HAWK, JOHN W.
AAR AAA- VA AN A3
rzfwz AAAAAA 7 A A--
A-Jw-,-AA CAA-. 1- A-1-A
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HAWKVNS,
MALINDA H.
HR 235, ACT, D". 23
Band V, 2 31 C's'..s 33
D .1 .3 V, 2 3, L-AA
2, 3, Rep. Vj GR V 2 3,
'V w V
CMN. L, 3 RMT. lj UV GE'
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Offfcc' P:VV"' CVHD 35
PPP CV..VT 3 CAR. 33
SPVRVT I, 3, S'..1C"f
CLVVHWVV 3.
HAZEL, BONNIE L.
HR '09 SVN. V 2 P1 .
2, CVOVTVQ V, 2, Class SPC.
31 Dcbnw V, 23 D'.T"'.3 Vg
CAA 2, 3 Rev. 33 CVQV-
CVULV V 2 UHJT' V' QQ
V 2 3 Cuz 3' J2 Pwr.
CLVLTVTJV 2' Jn Rza: C155
Ig PCO CVVVV3 3' Sf. SPVVSHP
3g Scif-Two CV3b 35 SPIRIT
V Q. Q. ..+ Q....V
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HENDERSON,
STEPHEN
HR L06 BAR: IV 3
KVV Rv' 1' CEO' I' 3
C'VVnr..s I, D'n'T'.3 23
L3-VV-w CVVVV' V 2 3' H Y
V, 2 3.
HENSVNG, K. ANN
'VR 2VV Sm. Vg D'.T"'.T V: GAA
V, 2, 3, RAD, V, 2, CEE. 3-
GVL35- CVLVLT I, Sccg GR V 2
V
3, C3-D, 3' Pep C Mb 3 Cams"
3, S: Pwr' C1.3b3,sPVRVT V 2.
HVNRVCHSEN, SARA M.
HR VVV Src, V 2, C'O'-s Vg
Cues' CV.Vb V 2 3 SEQ. 2'
GAA Vg GR V 2, 3 REP, V
Cab. 2: GVPQ CVL.b V, 2, Offkc'
2' JH FTOC. COVVMV 21 PPD
CULT 3
HOLTZ, EARL W.
HR 234, PWS. 2, BATMV V 2 3
PTR. 3' B3sV-o'L3.TVV V Rescue-s
2' CVO' 2 3' CV'r'..S VT GVPP
CXVHVN V 2 3 C" 'LT' 3' V-V7 Y
V 2 3 Rvrv. 22 SRVRVT 3, SM.
fVt""f COVLHJVV 2' Tnxrk V 2 33
V.T'f7'. FVJVV V 2 3.
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ER, BARBARA A. HOWELL, STEPHEN H, HUNTRESS,
HR 234 sn-, V NP 2- 2 EVR 733- VP V 2- ew
3- C---A-.5 V- V3-V--3 V: CAA V L-3VV RP--V-.N 2- C- V 7 P QAEBQRAH, 7, CV
23 Rm, -f-R' 23 Rf-E.2- O1--.-'-5.313-V-V 7 .RQ 7j',AA, Q,
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HOUSE, WYNN H. 3, 7,3 Eff- Cf,j,3?fQ,-
HR 234' H' V V? 3- SE-QM 3 QRVRVT' '-V-- JOHNSON,
2 3' VV'3's'. C .V 3
HOWE, MARTHA M. lp EQNVXEVE FM I 3
H5736 SRV 'I CW' T 3V HUDSPVTH, VVVNVEREV3 K. V, Y Q '7 'Q7V,Q,',V,, CM
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V 2 3 R-AE. V 2 CAE. 3- ' ' " '
Ov-0 C'-b V- Peo CEE 3, P-eg. H A JONES, LARRY W.
3 C---eV 3: SPVRVT 2 UU- WAN, VVVV VLVV sw, VjFOOVh.1VV
HR 2VV VP 2' VVYV 2 3' V 7 3 V4:y V 7x3
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V, 7 3 CULV
JUDGE, ANNE E.
HR Ill, Drama I, GAA
I, 2, 3, Cab. 33 Pep Club
3, Councll 3.
JUDlscH, JAMES M.
HR 206, Debale I, 2,
Drarna I, 21 Fllrn Oper-
alor 2, HI-Y I, 2, 3, Palm
Club 2, SPIRIT 3.
JUNCKER, EDWARD
HR 206, Hi-Y 2, 3, Moved
from Iowa Falls 2.
86
KELLER, DAVID M.
HR 235, Pres. 2, Band 2, 3,
Choir 3, HI-Y 2, 3, Cab. 3,
Orchesfra I, 2, 3, SIudenI
Body Pres. 3, Sludenl Councll
2, 33 Tennis 2, 3, Moved Irorrv
Sluflqarf, Germany, 2.
KELLEY, JAMES E.
HR 235, Pres. 3, Band I, 2,
35 Choir Z, 3, Chorus I, Fool-
ball I, 2, 3, Glee Club I,
2, 3, Pres. 2, HI-Y I, 2, 3,
Orclwesfra 2, Sludenl Councll 3,
Track I, 2, Trainer 3.
KELLEY, ANITA J.
HR I4I, Clworuw 35 Drama I,
FHA I, 2, 3, GAA I, 3, Rep.
I, Glce Club I, 2, Pep Club
3, SPIRIT I, 2.
KRAET, LARRY D.
HR 234, Fllrrr Operafor 2, Hi'
Y I, 2, 3, Inlrarnural Cap. 3
KROCHESKI, JoE F.
HR 234, Hz-Y I, 2, 3, Rep, 3
KUHL, V. EDWARD
HR 236, ACI. Dlr. 33 Baslwfgl-
ball I 2 3' Foolball I' I-IIEY
I 2 3 Rep I Track I 3
LEE, MARY SUSAN
HR ZII, Sec. 2: Drarna I: GAA
I, 2, 3, Cab. 2, Rep. 3, Glee
Club I, VP I, GR I, 2 3, Rep.
I, Cab. 2, PDO Club 3 VP 3.
Coundl 31 SPIRIT I Srall 2 3.
LEE, MARGARET A.
HR 206, Drarna I, 2, 3, CAA
I, 2, 3, GR I 2, 3, Cab. 3,
Llbrary Club 3, Palrv Club 2,
3, Pep Club 35 Sparfslr Club
3, SPIRIT I.
LEWIS, SHARON K.
I-IR 236, Clvorus I, FHA I, 2
3, VP I, 2, Prrs. 3, GAA I, 2,
GR I, 2, 3, RPD. 3, Glcf' Club
Ig Pep Club 3.
LILLIE, ELINOR M.
HR IOB3 Cubs' Club I 2,
Debale I, 2, French Club
31 GR I, 2, 3, Rvn. 2,
Pop Club 3.
LINDER, LORALEE
HR III, Chorus lj Drama
I 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 35
CR I 2 3, RBD. 25 CIM
Club lj Palm Club 2, 3.
Trf-os. 32 Ps-p Club 3?
Russlan Club 3, Snnnlslw
Club 3.
LUTHER, BARRY D.
HR IOS, Banlwelbnll Irnln
or I, Manaqf-r 2 3, HI
Y I, 2, 3, Irnclr Trnlnr-r
I Manaqn' 2, 3
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LUTHER, BONNY L.
HR l4lg DECA 3, VP 3,
FHA 2, GAA I, 2, 3,
sibrary Club lj Pep C'ub
MCCOMB, MARY C.
HR 2llg Band l, 2, 3,
Sec.-Trees. 33 French
Club 33 GAA I, 2, 33 GR
I, 2, 3, Rep. 21 Pep Club
3.
MCCULLOUGH,
JAMES E.
HR Ill VP 2 Pres 3'
Clwolr 2, 31 Chorus lj
Foolbnll I, 2 33 Glee
Club 2, HIY I 2, 3
Rep. 3, Slurlenl Courvfll
31 Track I, 2, 3, Vars'Iy
Club 2, 3, Sec, 3.
MCDONALD,
JACQUELINE R.
HR 206, Sec, 25 Dravxa lg
FHA lj GAA I, 21Glee Club
lj GR I, 2, 3, Library Club lj
Pep Club 3,
MCGUIRE, JACK F.
I-IR 2llg Foolball 33 I-IF'Y 3,
Rep. 31 Track 3, Moved from
Audubon 3.
MCGUIRE, JULIE S.
I-IR 2ll, Sec. lg Choir 2, 3,
Chorus lg Drama lg Glee Club
lg GR I, 2, 3, Rep. Ig Pep
Club 3, SPIRIT I,
I?59
"All righl, now, which pose would you like next?
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MCHONE, LARRY L.
HR Zllj Foc'bnll 33 l'lfY 3?
Truck 3, Moved Pom Durcrvl 3.
Well, of all the nerve!" MCINTOSH, SANDRA A,
HR 234 Sec. l Zi GAA l 3
GR I, 2. 3, Gm Club I, 3
Sec. 3, Library Club l, 2, 3
A Pep Club 3, SPlRlT I.
MCMAHON, P. Ives
HR 14: l-MY 1 2 3
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MCTAGUE,
FRANCIS M.
HR 234, Pres. I, Z, Sec.
33 Class Sec. 25 Dcebalc
lj Duma l, 2, 31 GR l,
2 3 RGD. l, Cab. 2,
Pros. 3, VP 33 Jr. Fxncu
flvv Council 2, Pep Club
3, SPlRlT I, 2.
MALLORY,
GLENN R.
HR l4lg l-l'Y l, 2, 3.
MARKS, MARTHA A.
HR lll, Ad. Dlr. 21
Drnrwa lj GAA I, 2, 31
CR l, 2 3, C-1b.2j Pon
Club 3, Colmfll 31
SPlRlT Slnlf 2 3.
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NORDYKE, JACK
HR 2067 Glee Club I,
23 Choir 23 Film Opera-
lor I, 2, Foolball I, 2, 35
Golf 3, HI-Y I, 2, 33
lnlramural Cap. 25
Chorus Ig Radlo Club Ig
Sclchce Club I, SPIRIT
I, Slall 2, 3, Track I,
Varsily Club 2, 3.
OSLUND, A. DON
HR ZII: Drama Ig Hi-Y
I, 2, 3, lnlramural Cap.
3.
PACKER, ELLEN R.
HR Ill, Cholr 3, Cubs'
Club 23 GAA I, 2, 3,
Rep. Ig GR I, 2, 3, Rep.
3, Glce Club 2, Olllcer
21 Chorus I, 23 Pep Club
33 Sr. Senole 3.
90
PASLEY, CLARKE A.
HR 234, Pres. I, VP 3: Bas-
lrelball lj Glee Club I3 Class
VP 2, Pres. 31 Foolball l, 2, 31
Hi-Y I, 2, 31 Irvlramural Cap.
23 Jr. Exec. Council 2, Jr. Red
Cross I, Chorus Ig Sr. Senale
3, SPIRIT 2, Sludervl Councll lg
Track I, 2, Varslly Club 2.
PAuLsON, ROGER L.
HR III, Hi-Y 3, Moved from
Slory Clfy 3.
PAuLsON, RUBY H.
HR l4I, GR I, 2, 3, Rep. 23
Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chorus Ig
Pep Club 3.
PETERSON, KARLYN A.
HR 2063 Band I, 2, 33 Drama
I, 2, 33 GAA I, 2, 3, Cab. 3,
Sec.-Treas. 3, Rep. 21 GR
I, 2,3 Cab. 27 Glee Club I3
Palm Club 2, 3, VP 35 Pep
Club 33 SPIRIT I.
PETERSON, SANDRA L.
HR 236, ACI. Dir. I, VP 35 Band
2, 3, Cheersquad I, 33 Cubs'
Club Ig Drama I, 2, 37 GAA
I, 2, 3, GR I, 2, 3, Cab.
35 Glee Club I, 23 Library
Club 2, 3, Pres. 31 Palm Club
31 Pep Club 3.
PEYTON, PHYLLIS A.
HR 108: Band I, 2, 3, Drama
lg GR l, 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross Ig
Orcheslra I, 2, 33 Pep Club 3.
PHAREs,MlcHAEL W.
HR 2363 l-IIAY I, 2, 3, lnlra'
mural Cap. l, 2.
PIERCE, DARVIN D.
HR III, Pres. I,2: HI-Y I, 2,3
Rep. Ig lnlramural Cap. 2
Jr, Red Cross I, 23 Sluden
Couhcll I, 2.
PINNELL, SYLVIA
HR 2Ilf GR I, 2 3, Cab. 3
Jr. Exec. Courwcll 2, Pep Club
3.
POOLE, CAREY E.
HR I4lg Glee Club I, 2,
3, Sec. 3, Cholr 2, 33
Class Treas. 31 HIAY I,
2, 35 Chorus lg Sr. Senale
3.
POSEGATE, DAVE
HR 206, Sec. 25 Base'
ball l, 33 Baslrelball
I, 2, 3: Furesquad I, 2, 3,
Chlel 3: Foolball I, 2, 3,
HIYY I 2, 3, Cab. 3.
VP 3, Rep. l, 2: Track
I, 2, 33 Varslly Club 2,
3.
RAH, JUDITH A.
HR llI1ChOlr 2, 3, Sec.,
Treas. 31 Debcale lg GR
I, 2, 3, Olllter 2 Rep.
23 Glee Club lj Chorus
I: Pep Club 3.
RANDAU,
RONALD L.
HR 2IIg Film Operaior I,
2, 3, HI-Y I, 2, 31 In-
Iramural Cap. lg Jr. Red
Cross I, 21 Track I, 2,
RATH, JIM
HR 2343 I-IVY I, 2 3,
Rep. Ig lnframural Cao,
2.
RATLIFF, .IANICE R.
HR I-Il, see. 35 FI-IA I,
2 3 OIIIW I' GR I 2
35 Gllee cm, If 2, Cheng
I, 2, Pep CIIIIJ 3.
RATTERREE, RICHARD L.
SIRB234, ACI, DIV, 3, HF-Y I,
Reese, MICHAEL R.
HR 236, Sec. 33 Baseball I, Z,
33 FooIbaII TraIner Ig GQII
I, 2, 33 HI-Y I, 2, 31 ln?ramIIraI
Cap. Z,
REILLY, BARBARA J.
HR 2063 Drama Ig FHA I3 GAA
I: GR' I, 2, 3, Rep. 33 Pep
CIIIb 3.
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down?
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RICE, Juom-I A.
HR IOS, Cubs' Club 21 GAA
I, 2, 3, Rep. 21 Glee Club 2
GR I, 2, 3, Llbfary Club 23 Pep
Club 3.
RICHARDS, SANDRA L.
HR 2363 GR 35 Pep Club 3,
Moved ffor' Spevcer, Iowa, 2.
RITLAND, PATRICIA L.
I-IR 234, VP Ip Clxolr 35 Drama
I, 3jGR I, 2, 3, ReD.31Glf-c
Club l, 23 Library Club 2, 3,
Chorus I, 2, Pep Club 3.
As
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ROACH, LINDA
HR 236, Ser. lg Clvecf-
suuad I, 37 Choir 2, 31
Drama If Ffenclv Club 35
GAA I, 2, 3, Cab. 2,
Sec.-Treas. 2g GR I, 2,
3, Cab. 2, 3, Sec. 3, Rep.
lj Clce Club lj flvnruw
I OIf'cer lj Pr-p Club 3.
ROGERS,
DOUGLAS B.
HR IOS VP l Snr 3'
Flresquad I, 2, 31 Fool'
ball l,2, 3, H'Y l,2, 3,
Slucinrvl Counl ll lj Tmflc
I, 2, 3, Tralnrer 2, Vnreify
C'ub 2, 3.
SAMSON, CARLA K.
HR woe, GR u, 2, 3.
SANDS, BARBARA L.
HR III' FHA I'Q1AA
I, 2, 35 Glec Club I, 2,
3, CR I 2 31Cl'o'us3j
Pop Club 3.
SANDS,
ELIZABETH J,
HR III, FHA I, GAA I,
2, 3, GR I, 2, 3, Rep. 35
Glen Club I, 2, 31 Chorus
31 Pep Club 3.
SCHEUERMANN,
SANDRA L.
HR III' Chef' 2 31
Drama I1 FHA I, 2, GR
I, 2, 3, Gloo Club lg
Clvorux If PCD CI3L- 3.
SCHEUERMANN, TOM L.
HR III Proc, I Officer 2 3
FwImI'I I, 2, 3, HIYY I, 2, 3,
.Sludenl CourIcIl Ig Track I 2'
Vars?Iy Club 3.
SCHRAMPFER, BETTY
HR 206 VP 2 Sec. 33 Cubs'
Club If Drama lj GAA I, 2,
3, Rep. 31 GR I, 2, 3, Cab. 2,
33 Glee Club I, 2, 3, Officer
I 3: Chorus I 2, 3, VP 2,
Pegg Club 3, Couml' 33 SPIRIT
I, .
SEVERSON, JAN P.
' HR 206, P'eS. l, 2, VP If Fool-
ball lg I-lf,Y I, 2, 3, Cab. 3,
Ollie' 33 Inlrawural Can. 3,
Sndervl CDurIc4I I, 2, Tenrfs 2,
SILLS, JANET L.
I-IR 206, Fl-IA I, 25 GR I, 2, 3,
Rep. Ig Llbrary Club I, Pep
Club 3, Trees. 3.
SIMPSON, JuDITH M.
SMILEY, ROGER D. STEIL, PEGGY
HR IOS, Band I, 2 33 Gln-c HR 235, Ser, 21 Bnnrl I
Club I, 2 31 ClToIr 2 3, H',Y 2, 31 Drmvva l, 2, 3, CAA
I, 2, 31 Inl'a"'ural Cac. 31 I 2 3 Rvn, 3, CR I, 2
C'o'us I. 3 Cab. 2, 3, Rep. 2
Glcc Club I, 2, 3, VP 2
SMITH, GARWIN B. 703, g3,l'O,gUS 53,1
HR I4l Prvs. lj Ba-fi I 2 3, 3' UT. gm U
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WP 9 - 'P 'AD COJMII 3.
3, Chow 33 Class P'c5. 23
FITT-squad I 2, 31 Foolball I,
2 3, HIAY I 2, 3, Jn Exec. STEPHENS,
Councll 21 SI denl Bod P'cs.
3' SlIIdenlCDllI'1cIl I 3'YTP"VIl3 AAARHYN
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CHWEITZERI MARV A. 3, Rep. 27 Chorus I' Orcresha S P
HR I4I, sm. 2, Dfarva I, 2, 3, I, 2, 3, Pep cub 3. OY AT
GR I, 2, 3, Rep. I, Palm Club HR 234, DECA 3 Tfw. 3- STEPHENSONI
2, 3, Pep Club 3, SPIRIT I, 2. FHA I, GAA Ig GR I 2 3- SANDRA
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R fu 2, 3, Pep GIIIR 3, Moved
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STINE, TIMOTHY M. STRAND, STEVE C. SYDNES, BETTY TAYLOR, R,CH,.,RD T,
HR III. VP I. 3. TMS- 21 HR 234: H'-Y I. 2. 3, C b. 3: HR III- FHA Ig GR I 2, 3, . -.
Football I, 2, 33 Hi-Y Inframural lCap. 3, Sr. senafe Pep Club 3, ' HR 236' Hl Y l' 2' 3'
I, 2,I3,CRep. I, gg QIIFGA 33 Moved from Des Molnes I. -I-HOGERSON DONALD L
mura ap. I, g rac -
I, 2. STUART, JAMES ph 'L2FT2.IlMLfgAE5. EB-Netball HR Ice: Bandll, 2: HI-Y I, 2
. - . 3' lnframural Cap. 2.
S HR 206, Pres. I, V. Pres. I, Manager 2' 513,31 Hi.Y I, 2, '
TONER' ACI- DIV- 21 Baseball li BGS' 33 Sludenf Council 33 Tennls I, T T J
W,L,,AM B, keIbaII I, 2, 3- Fifesguad I, 2, 2, 3- vafsny cub 2, 3. HOMAS' OMMY '
HR MI, H5 Y I 2 3, 33 Foolball I, 2, 3, HI-Y I, 2, 35 HR IIl,J3askeIbalI Ig kFooIbaII
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MARTHA R. HR III, 'see 2, FHA I, 2, 3,
HR I08 Acl. Dlr. 2, PICS- 21 GAA I. 2, 32 GR I.
Drama I', 2, 3, GAA I, 2. 3, Cab. 2: Pep Club 3:
2, 3, Glee Club I2 GR I, SPIRIT I. SIaff 3-
2, 3, Cab. 3, Rep. Ig
Palm Club 33 Pep Club
31 SPIRIT I.
TI-IOMPSON,
M. ANN
HR IOB, VP 3, Band I, 2,
3, Drama I, 2, 3, FHA
I, Officer Ig GR I, 2, 3,
Rep. I1 Orchesfra I,
Palm Club 2, 3, Pep
Club 3, COUITCII 33
SPIRIT 3.
THOMPSON,
JAMES R.
HR I4Ig Foofball I, 2,
HI-Y I, 2, 3, Treas. 3,
Rep. 31 Track I.
TIMM, TOMMY L.
HR 206, Ad. Dir, I, 2,
3, VP 35 Baslcelball I, 25
Glee Club I, 2, 33 Choir
2, 35 Cubs' Club 23 Fire-
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Jim Wiener, Ron Bush, Jack Lawrence. Third: Karen Gunn, Margie Walslt, Lani Kuncl, Pat Carney, Jean
Abbott, Carol Banks. Second: Vic Randecker, Carol Black, Donna Nelson, Karen Randles, Betsy Ferguson,
Front: Dennis Erickson, Jim Curtis, Mrs. Thompson, Karen Wltcelofk.
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derliclt, Dale Rouze, llo Leppik, Ron Dietl, Dave Page, Dave Coe. Third: Margie McCay, Jane Vandecar
Carolyn Huebner, Ann Webb, Carol Larson, Judy Keigley, Judy Sande. Second: Jo Boston, Tesste Pappas
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Back: Sidney Joseph, Ron Warren, Ron Bergoson, Ron Fodcrherg, Richard Anrlri-, Doug Samson, Fourth:
larry Taylor, Norman Eckerd, Torn lyttle, Curt Houge, Gary Clem, Dick lolgrcn, Bill McGowan. Thircl:
Joan Linder, Karen Coletti, Barlmini North, Betty Allen, Carol Straehle, Mary Kay Reinbcrgvr. Second: Pat
Clnyberg, Eileen Larson, Muriel Shearer, LeAnn Halterman, Carol Neilson, Donna Ethington, Bonnie Hoovcr,
Front: Robert Stevenson, Darla Hanlin, Karon Skarshauil, Juno Anclrovvs, Miss Crinyin, Carolyn Cox, An'
rlrea Parks, Kon Young.
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Skcic, John Walkup, Kent Cooper, Larry Black, Gordon Eggleton, Rein Saral, Entily Laslott. Third: Mary
Armstrong, Jiin Mclnnis, Laurel Hanvvay, Julie Blaess, Eleanore Applegate, Terry Mason. Swcondf Bcvorly
Novak, Sue Otis, Ronalrl Barnes, Arlin Fatlrincl, Jucly Warrcn, Paulette Hatasaki Front: Theo Stranniqan,
JoAnn Daniels, Karen Shockley, Mr, Snialling, Marcia Rench, Patty Diihin, Judy Hutchison
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Bark: Jerry Jones, Ken Torrey, Bruce Woods, Bob Pasley, Ronnie Gamrnell, Mike Heubner, David Skei.
Fourth: Saralce Malone, Don Davidson, Dave Agard, Bob Anderson, Tom Buchholtz, Richard Milk. Third:
Beth Reno, Jean Hensing, Marlis Behrend, Carolyn Burnham, Donna Hicks, Joe Picken, Juanita Seversori.
Se-rand: Ellen Melvin, Lynda Richards, Margo Dunlap, Joanie Makelbust, Sharon Flora, Mary Alice White,
Front: Linda Ballard, Martha Judge, Mary Ann Tuttle, Karen Dietl, Mr. Linn, Becky Sirnmering, Shirley Peake,
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Third: Jim Harsh, Pat Kelley, Mary Dresser, Kris Manning, Marvelle Foshe, Second: Joyce Herrick, Sue
Rice, Nancy Neal, Winitred Bcnsend, Marla Peterson, Caroline Matterson. Front: Peggy Cafferty, Vickie
Skortman, Dave Spatcher, Mr, Jones, Bill Draisey, Bill Miller.
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Erslnrrd, .lim Covvarr, Dave Ctrrtds, Bruce Bnppe, Port Young, Lows VVrItrnrrrs. Ttrtrct Ctmrrivttv Vrttwontf.,
Karon Fox, Maurvcn McViCker, Both Arm Sdroltos, Ctrrrly Slrockr,-y Srrrrrrd: lyrrcln Hack-rr.rr1, Etrtrrrr- Srrrrttr,
Mary Bctlr Qurrrrt, Mrrrlvrrc Krurtzrrfrr, 'VXrr,hPte Moorv, Mary Lou Dnyrrisorr, Krrrorr Brrtttrrs. frrrrrt Betty
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Bill Henderson, Mike Spear, David McGlothlen, Donald Barber, Johnny Litzel. 3rd: Ann Kirkhanv, Molly
McGuire, Sandy Mickelson, Marjie Handeland, Carole Graham, Sharon Wright, Zncl: Dick Evans, Karina
Schauer, Virginia Bender, Karen Erickson, Martha Stokke, Susan Campbell, Paul Clark, lst: Mary Ellen
Quinn, Mary Jane Walsh, Miss Green, Peggy Billings, Pat Sclarow, Marsha Lake,
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Highlight of the Spirit Dance, held January 17 in
the study hall, was the crowning of Barb Hoover as
Spirit Sweetheart. Her attendants, Ann Hensing and
Frances McTague, were each given corsages. Theme
of the dance, "Some Enchanted Evening," was car-
ried out in the decorations of a small hut, Spanish
moss hanging overhead, andlmurals of tropical birds,
trees, and flowers.
Winner of the drawing for a free Spirit was Jim
Brown.
Co-chairmen of the dance were Carol Black, assist-
ant Spirit editor, and Linda Martin, assistant art edi-
tor. Master of ceremonies was Jim Ayres, Spirit sports
editor.
Above left: Barb steadies her crown as Jim picks out her corsage.
Far left and left: Frances McTague and Ann Hensing, attendants.
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Mara Sutro LINDA MARTIN
Theodore Sutro JIM WIENER
Millie Sutra ROSALIE LARSON
Dr. Oliver TOM SMITH
Robin Todd
JOHN CARTER
YVONNE BARTON
Mabel MARILYN DUNLAP
Duke Todd MIKE HARTLEY
Dr. Trubee MIKE MILLER
Above left: Mara, played by Linda Martin, struggles with
her sister, Bessie, portrayed by Yvonne Barton, as she
attempts suicide.
Left: Theodore Sutro, Robin Todd and Millie Sutro watch
anxiously over Mara, who is in a state of shock.
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Back: Victor Randecker, Margie Walsh, Mike Miller, Jim
Wiener, Yvonne Barton, Linda Martin, John Carter, Rosalie
Larson, Tom Smith, Marilyn Dunlap, Mike Hartley. Second:
Larry Akin, Dave Maxwell, Glenda Thompson, Margie Gibbs,
Bruce Batman, Ann Thompson, Doug Olson, Mr. Hamil-
ton, Sheila Porter, Donna Shipley, Diane Tripp, Mary Ann
Schweitzer, Martha Judge, Shirley Bailey, Karen Wheelock,
Ruth Zee, Marlene Kiertzner, Front: Karen Coletti, Pam
Cole, Bill Miller, Peggy Gafferty, Sue Otis, Sue Bothel,
Vicky Skortman, Deanna Isley, Theo Strannigan, Sue
Hetzel, Judy Elliott, Bev Novak, Pat Carney, Marsha Heidal,
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Left: Washing and cleaning big cars and small, the iuniors cleared a good profit.
Below: Jon straw bosses some construction work.
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SHEET METAL
364 S Duff CE 2 6252
I07 Mann Sfreei' CE 2 9755
229 Mann
The Favorlfe ClO'l'l'llI'lg SI'ore
for Young Men
OUI' IV 93 U8 S O
PETERSON HARDWARE
Housewares and Pain+s
I28 Main S'l'ree'l' CE 2 3054
HIBBS PHILLIPS 66
ualvfy Produds Friendly Service
Your Headquarfers for
HUNTING. FISHING. CAMPING
AND PICNIC SUPPLIES
Iowa and Minnesofa Licenses
Lmcoln Way and Elm
CE 2 6670 AMES, IOWA
.VET El- I D
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MAID-RITE
. ' . 66
Q . - . .
V"+ 'yl 9 HP
JAMES THOMPSON
81 SONS
General Con+racI'ors
for
AII Types of Building
Consiruclion
AMES, IOWA
. nl .
The new home of
COE'S FLOWERS
a+ Six+h and Grand offers +he same fine
service a+ a new and convenieni IocaI'ion
Corsages "Our SpeciaI+y"
Cu'I' Flowers
PoH'ed PIanI's
Lusfre Sheen Cleaning
AMES PANTORIUM
FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
GRAN D AVENU E
STATION
"Your Slcelly Man"
I3TI'I AND GRAND CE 2-463I
OuaIiI'y Food aI' Compe+iI'ive Prices"
PIenI'y of Parking Space
NINTH STREET GROCERY
FRED MALANDER-Owner
623 Ninfh Sfreef CE 2-9I6I
A SHORT STOP
AT THE
SPORT SHOP
WILL SOLVE ALL YOUR SPORTING
NEEDS
2520 Lincoln Way CE 2-5345
Prescriprion Specialisls
RICHARDS'
APOTHECARY SHOP NIBBLE NOOK
SI'ealcs - Chicken - Pizza
V4 MILES WEST ON HWY. 30
ZI8 MAIN 52I DUFF CE 2-9449
JOE'S MEN'S SHOP
Your Besr Buy in
Men's and Boys' Apparel
2536 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-5264
Mee+ Your Friends aI' Ihe
THEATRES OF AMES
COLLEGIAN . . . "NEW AMES"
vARslTY . . . DANCH oRlvE-1N
Your Finesl' Enferfainmeni' Value
HILL'S STUDIO
2530 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-4570
Hossle chafs wifh Karen abouf whaf makes
good por'I'rai+.
Congralulafions
Class of I959
AMES AUTO SERVICE
5 I 0 Lincoln Way
'YOUR AUTO REPAIR SERVICE"
MILE!! IVAN 1
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The Bank Where You Feel ot Hom
FIFTH AND KELLOGG CE 2 556I
Congra+uIa+Ions
Class of I959
LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE
To buld or b y yo o n home as
and wIII pay good dIvIdends
H L MUNN
LUMBER CO
Es'IabIIshed I89I
MAIN AND DUFF AMES IOWA
IndIVIdUdII'I'y In Good Furmfure
HOVERSTEN FURNITURE
FurnII'ure and Floor Covermgs
AND RADIOS
ADMIRAL AND GIBSON
REFRIGERATORS
AND ELECTRIC STOVES
Fle SI'eeI and PermaIu
ng Room F nf
MAIN PHONE CE 2 2674
H eu
I u ur w
soon as you are financially abIe.is wise ADMIRAL TELEVISION
' x- x
I I..ivi ur I ure
4I2 -
ESCHBACH GENERAL
MUSIC HOUSE FILTER COMPANY
Design Consfruchon Erechon
PRODUCTS
RECORDS SHEET
MUSIC
PHOTQGRAPI-uc n Re O ,F
suPPuEs
RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS
PIANOS ORGANS
ACCORDIONS GUITARS
Wale Sofleners
Aerafors and Degaslf ers
Chem cal Feed Equ pmeni
STUDIO LESSONS
Sw mmnng Pool Equ pmen+
302 MAIN AMES IOWA
Phone CE 2 3624 PHONE CE 2 4I2I AMES IOWA
See 'Ihe
New NECCHIX
Miracle Bram
ELNA
No Dials +o Sef
No Knobs +o Turn
4l0 FIIHI CE2 2530
CLEMENS
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE
GIBBS
PLUMBING AND HEATING CO
I 006 DOUGLAS CE2 5452
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TROW MILK
DI TRIB T R
S U O S FAREWAQY STORES
Dairy Producfs
Trade Locally
239 CAMPUS CE 2 4662
Garden Fresh Vege+abIes
Orchard Fresh Frul+s
The Besl' in Meals
R E CompIe+e S+ocIcs of
Dependable Canned Foods
I
Typewri+er Sa es and Service Oven Fresh Paslmes
I22 MAIN STREET CE 2 5205
CONGRATULATIONS
AND BEST WISHES
TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
We Ihinlr we have a wonderful bunch of Icids in Ames. We're
very proud of you, ha+e +o see you grow up, and we'II miss you
when you go on +o bigger 'Ihings . . . as we Icnow you will.
TILDEN'S
AMES
DEPENDABLE SINCE l869
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Iowa S'I'd'I'9 College I lv ncuxomxciu. roon DISTRIBI rms
CONGRATULATIONS TO l959 SENIORS
Your Friendly Mann Street Bank
UNION STORY
TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK
CE2 2362
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
I 59
S HANSON MOORES DAIRY
LUMBER CO
2I2 DUFF CE25I52 428 FIFTH CE 265l2
ll ' ' ll
Ames Banking Corner Since l88I
Main a+ Douglas -
Congralulalions. Congrafulalions,
Seniors! Class 0 I9
I
johnson studio, inc
I 34 one mile sou+h on 69
2 W ii phone CE 2-2865
Personali+y Por+rai+s
Linda Roach, Homecoming Queen Carole Walsh, Ann Farber
A Happy Fufure +o +he Class of l959
CAMPUS DRUG
ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Drugs
Cosme+ics
Magazines
5 and Douglas CE 2-2462
2430 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-4252
For +he Besi Pizza, Try +he
IN BY 9, our BY 5 PIZZA HOUSE
I36 Welch CE 2-7730 2502 Lincoln Way CE 2-IO97
1
Crofon ancl Favre-Leuba Wa+cl1es
Wa+cl1 Repairing
SWANK'S JEWELRY
2522 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-6653
Congrafulalions. Seniors
VIVIAN EQUIPMENT CO., INC
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ames, sloux CITY
CE 2-4I33
Good Luck
Class of l959
20TH CENTURY
STUDENT SUPPLY STORE
School Supplies
Boolcs
Drawing lnsfrumenfs
2424 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-7665
The lovely 'Formal Linda is admiring
is from our collecfion of
AFTER DARK FASHIONS.
YOUNKER'S
Ames
323 MAIN CE 2-2320
Compllmenls of
COLLEGIATE
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
AMES X WA
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CHEV ADAMS JACK ADAMS CLINT ADAMS
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Class of I9I9 Class o I9 Class o I9
AMES
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
d
MAIN CE 2 27I4
WHEELOCK
CONOCO SERVICE
JOE WHEELOCK JR O
Ph CE2 44
9
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3 anon mass ru ENJUYIIFE Hung
I-I-I
AMES DR PEPPER
BOTTLING COMPANY
los K II gg CE 27320
IRVINE PAINT
2:4 Ff+h CE2 5265
AMES
FRUIT 81 GROCERY
CE2 24Il
A G00 Place IOP Conoco ProcIucI's
Your Savings ik
U. S. Royal Tires
" " . ., wner
300 - 5fI'I and BurneH' one -45
Con ra+uIaI'ions,
Class of I959
- -E M- Dgmpl
T910 I ' -
I ?GO0D V0lI LIFE! '-
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4 ,,
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Second and Elm -
Susie finds Ihaf College Savings is convenienf and
llces rls service.
COLLEGE
SAVINGS BANK
2546 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-43I0
Supplemenl' Your Wardrobe a+
TOWN AND CAMPUS
25I4 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-5625
SPUDNUT SHOP
Spudnuls for All Occasions
23I6 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-5335
BOURNE'S
CONOCO STATION
Complele Au'ro Tune Up
6TH AND DOUGLAS CE 2-9877
A sincere wish from Brown's:
"May your educalion be an
inspira+ion Io your fu+ure."
BROWN-SHOE FIT
3l7 Main SIree'I CE 2-6633
THE HOME OF ALL TEEN SHOES
STEAK
SCOTTY'S
CHICKEN INN
On Highway 30 Wesl' of Iowa SI'aI'e
College
HOME
FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES
The Home of
Qualify Merchandise
I28 LINCOLN WAY CE2-6233
gg WAHZ-'R 32.011 DRUGS
I
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NA N LJ 0
PENNEY'S 2l7 MAIN STREET CE 2-7745
326 MAIN STREET CE 2-2650
HY-VEE FOOD STORE
Open From 8 A.M. To 9 P.M. p
II2 S. SHELDON CE 2-2260
Homes for Sale or Cusfom Builf
The New Oldsmobile a+
DUNLAP'S MOTOR CO.
Meefs Wi+I1 AIice's Wholehearfed
Approval.
3I2 22ND STREET CE 2-6454 222 DUFF CE 2-4202
I39
Over
I6,000 I+ems
for Your
Convenience
Means You'II
Fund If af
CARR HARDWARE
CE 26324 Ames Iowa
MOSER
Luggage and Lea+I1er S'rore
3I0 Main S+ree+ CE 2 6260
D S TRIPLETT
Realfor
FOR BETTER BUYS IN HOMES
3I0 Mann Sfreei' CE 2 5240
ARMSTRCNG BROS CO
CompIe+e Floor Coverlng
23I MAIN CE 24I57
WALTS NEWS STAND
Greehng Cards Magazunes Books
22I Mann Sfreei' CE 29747
McDOWELL S
0 The Spoi' for Homes
A CompIe+e Real Es+a're
Service for ClI'y Properfy
TraveIers and AeI'na Fire
PHONE CE 2 640I
Ma n A es
BILL VOGT
AL STOLL
I
Insurance of All Kinds
I
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I I
ITALIAN
TOM S GRILL
Crea+ors of Good Food
DOWNTOWN AMES
MATH ISON MOTORS
Ford Aufhorlzed Sales and Service
Fl I' CE 2 552I
Freeman Shoes for Men
Nafural Bridge Fashion Craff and
KI Yaks for Women
MAIN AT DOUGLAS CE2 6755
FRANGOS
We Specuallze m I+aI:an Dishes
2I0 Mann Sfreei' CE 2 97I0
RAY JEWELERS
Keepsake Dlamonds
220 Mann SIreeI CE 2-476I
Inslsi' Upon
O NEIL S
QUALITY CHECKED
ICE CREAM AND MILK
Look for The Bug
Red Check Mark
ONEIL DAIRY COMPANY
Ames Io a
323 'I I1 -
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LAN DSBERG
PHARMACY
COLLEGE REXALL
Regisier and Tribune carriers, Ives McMahon and Jim FOI' fhe Finesf in F001-were
Ayres look over +I1e morning ediiion of 'Hue
Shop a+
THE BOOTERY
DES MOINES REGISTER
AND TRIBUNE
2500 LINCQI-N WAY 30116 KELLQGQ NEXT TO THE SHELDON-MUNN CE 2 0534
ALLAN
MACHINE SHOP
No Job Too Large or Too SmaII
224 DUFF CE 2-6505
CARTER PRESS
'Qualiry and Service for Over 28 Years"
I25 WELCH CE 2-2504
l42
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W Amo
'Flium
Mrs- ,gqhrimen
' ..,,125-
M J
Carol Black enjoys fhe wide selecfion of fIaH' g
frames a+
HOUSE or vlsloN, INC
407 KELLOGG CE2-4626
VAN DRIE'S FASHIONS
For I'I1e Women WIII1 Tasfe
230 MAIN STREET CE 2 5423
WHATTOF F MOTOR CO
Sfudebaker Cars and Trucks
3605 LINCOLN WAY CE 2 7450
JOSTEN'S
Treasure Crafl' Jewelry
and Sfahonery
OWATONNA MINNESOTA
Box 526
AMES IOWA
Wa+ Sm:+I1 D CE 22IIl
QP'-
SHORT
STOP
SI9 LINCOLN WAY CE 2 9732
Jm We e fIIs
II1 I'I1e besf a'I' the
JORDISON ELECTRIC
You Phone Us Well Wlre You
Commercual Resudenhal
Farm
AMES
BATES J EWELERS
Waiches
e a Long ne H o
Go I1a W ace
In'IernaI' onaI He rloom
2400 L WAY CE 225I5
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133 s. RIVERSIDE ce 2-7265
Om g - I s- amII+ n-Bulova
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And fo +he Spirif of Ames High, besl
wishes for success fo all +he seniors from
'Ihe friendly people af
B FRE
Sahsfacilon 327 329 MAIN
Guaranfeed CE 2 653'
NIMS SPO RTSMAN'S
The Besf in Sporfing Equipmenf
225 MAIN STREET CE 2-l48l
KNAPP
INSURANCE AGENCY
FIFTH AND DOUGLAS CE 2 7060
TOWN AND COUNTRY LANES
Bowling Supplies
lnsI'ruc'I'lons
Lunch Coun'I'er
lz MILES NORTH ON HWY 69 CE 2 5000
ALOHA FLOWERS
Nexl' 'I'o 'rhe Collegian Theaier
405 MAIN STREET CE 2 5573
RAINBOW
Open 6 AM Io I AM
30I 5TH STREET CE 2 9806
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A nott Ja 'sn 30 31 46 6
Abbott Sreve 78
A CAPPELLA CHOIR 46
Adants
Ad ants
Adwnts
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Mr Herbert 9
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A rc 68 05
Aqtrd wr 4 68 75
1nL1rry 3 8
Aaxandu Mrs Blle 25 30
wmncllr Jtnt 53
Alfred Ltrry 100
Alfred Ronwld 62 100
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Robert 68 106
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Arntstronq Mary 47 48 104
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Btldos Mtry Kay 100
Darmll 3 62
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Buctholtz Tont 14 44 47 49 68 75
Buchmart John 80
Buchwald Barbarw 42 100 118
Burnhtrn Carolyn
Burrell Steve 12
Burroughs Phyllts
Burton Judy 48
Burton Ltnda 46
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Cross Mr Wayne 41 46 47 48 49 50
Crossley Deanna 44 99
Crowley Pat 100
CUBS CLUB 27
Curtls Jrm 102
Judy 60 81
Dahlberg Barbara 47 60 81
Dahm Charles 74 99 118
Da m Patty 8 51 104
Da ey Jerry 14 23 82
D man Bll 53 01
Danlels JoAnn 21 30 42 47 48 5 4
D vey Bull 30 108 1 8
Davrdson Donald 47 49 68 106
Davrdson Mary Lou 21 107
Davts Mrs Edna 10
Davls Lloyd 101
Day Mr Rrchard 41 42
Deal Janet 34 105
DEBATE AND SPEECH CLUB 29
DECA 33
DeHan'1er Mtss Dorothy 32 60 61
Demaray Mrs Pa rrcra 10
DeMoss Lynn 34 00
DeVauI Duane 5 5
Drcke Susre 30 48 51 5
Drcklnson Mrs Ellzabeth 25 28
Drehl Barbara 105
Drehl Rosle 20 99
Dletl Karen 106
D1e Ron 102
Dlsque Mtke 14 42 53 74 99
Dodge Chuck 12 13 42 44 100
Donels Bull 26 62 76 82
Dralsey Brll 62 68 69
DRAMA 51 52 53
Dreesman Mrs Delores 2
Dreeszen Steve 14 23 42 63 76
Dresser Mary 47 48 51 106
Dunlap Margo 27 42 48 106
Dunlap Marrlyn 30 52 100 114
Durham Karon 105
Easton Anne 20 26 60 61 82
Eckard Norman 47 49 53 68 104
Eckhoff Pamela 30 47 48
Edwards Dale 82
Eggleton Gordon 53 104
Ellrott Mrs Grayce 10
Ellrott Judy 20 42 44 46 5 101
Ellts Vrrgrnra 42 44 00
Emery Pat 34 101
Engelhardt Mr Douglas 41 44
Englehorn Susan 11 44 45 46 60
Epsteln Ed 26 53 63 82
Errckson Dennts 11 47 49 102
Er1ckson Durrell 101
Erlckson Karen 42 47 48 51 108
Erskrne Tom 42 99
Ersland Dugan 107
Ethrngton Donna 13 30 47 48 51
Evans Dlck 42 47 49 108
E ns Phtl 101
Farn Ron 63 74 76 100
er Ann 12 13 20 61 8
Farley Mary Ellen 44 46 99
Fatland Arlrn 4
Fatland Darlene 6
Faust Carolyn 82
Faust Llnda 61 82
Fear Rrcharcl 42
Feavel Gary 76 82
Ferguson Barb 105
Ferguson B tsy 4 5 102
Ferguson Jayanne 47 48 51 105
FHA 4
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Fields Ann 21 29 42 47 48
FILM OPERATORS CLUB 33
FIRESQUAD 14
Ftsher Bob 62 82
Frsher Martha 60 82
Flack Mrs Dalsy 10
Flora Sharon 34 106
Foderberg El me 21 48 101
Foderberg Ronald 33 104
FOOTBALL 62 63 64 65 66 67 68
Foreman Aundrea 48 107
Foreman Mke 14 101
Foshe Marvelle 106
Fox Karen 27 30 107
Fox Karl 29 82
Frame Harold 105
Fredrrckson Pat 99
Freel JoAnn 83
Freel Mlke 83
French Alfred 29 37 42 47 53
FRENCH CLUB 30
FRIENDSHIP WEEK 116
Fryer Judy 60 83
GAA 56
Fammack Gregg 15 62 63 76 83
Gammell Ronald 23 106
Garner Jerry 16 83
Garner Mary 52 56 100
Garrett Mrs Kay 29 39
Glbbs Morgue 21 26 30 46 51 53 60 8
G1enger Mrss Dorothea 32
GIRLS GLEE CLUB 48
GIRL RESERVES 20 21
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Gowan Sandy 27 42 47 48 51 107
Graham Carole 108
Graham Joyce 34 48 100
Gray Tom 14 15 46 50 63 76 84
Green Mrss Annette 25 108
Green Pau 00
Green Mrs Ruth 10
Grlffm Chuck 46 102
Groat Gary 99
Grooms Steve 53 101
Grossman Grsela 101
Grundman Sharon 26 27 28 60 84
Gunderson Anne 47 48 61 84
Gunn Karen 30 42 46 52 53 102
Guy Kathy 47 48 51 56 107
Guy Sharon 21 46 50 56 101
Hageman Russell 29 30 37 101
Hagge John 12 14 68 105
H Lssa 28 34 47 60 61 4
Halterman Leann 48 104
Hamrlton Mr Robert 41 51 52 53 114
Handeland Morgue 47 48 56 108
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Hannum Mr Thomas 8
Hanway Laurel 29 51 104 118
H rrs Ltnda 34 51 5
Harsh Jrm 106
Hartley Mrke 37 114
Hatasakl Paulette 28 30 48 104
Hatch Jlm 49 52 53 107
Hawk John 49 84
Hawklns Mallnda 12 13 20 42 47 8
Haze Bonnte 15 20 56 61 85
Heald Joyce 21 27 30 42 49 105
Hedrrck Roger 42 44 47 49 68 75
Hegland Nancy 21 42 47 48 105
H el Marcia 27 30 41 42 45 105 114
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Henderson Steve 11 20 42 46 49 85
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Hubbs Sharon 48 99
Hucks Donna 42 44 48 106
Huedernan Mr Dale 36 99
Huldebrand P ttu 48 51 106
Hullyard Margaret 21 48 107
Hunruchson Sara 27 30 60
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Houge Wynn 85
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Howell Mr Frank 8
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Hurlbut Terry 23 37 42 47 49 104 118
Hussey Muke 23 99
Hutchuson Judy 21 51 104
Isley Deanna 27 29 44 51 107 114
INTRAMURALS 57
Iverson Norman 23 33 42 46 49 53
Jackson Denny 14 15 102
Jameson Mary 99
Jenkxns Ron 62 99
Jensen Carl 100
Jensen Steve 15 62 69 99
Johnson Duck 12 14 68 75 105
Johnson Ronnue 62 85
Johnson Sharon 48 105
Jones Mr James 36 106
Jones Jerry 42 106
Jones Larry Wayne 63 85
JOnes Ron 15 42 44 46 62 76 100
Jorduson LoAnne 101
Joseph Sudney 23 68 104
Judge Ann 20 60 61 86
Judge Howard 14 23 47 49 102
Judge Martha 48 51 53 106 114
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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 114
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 15
JUNIORS 98 99 100 101 102
Kayl Jeanette 100
Keugley Judy 34 46 102
K cr Dave 12 13 22 42 46 6
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K ey Jum 62 101
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Ke y A uta 61 86
Kelso Duck 22 37 42 102
Kuertzner Marlene 51 107 114
A ron 13 14 47 75
Kurk Gary 74 99
Kurkhant Ann 12 27 108
Kurkham Vucky 30 42 44 100
Klungseus Pt 13 23 62 99
Kloppenborg Bonnue 48 107
Knapp Sue 100
Knutson Lous 29
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Kraft Larry 57 86
Krochesku Joe 23 86
Kuh Ed 26 69 86
Kuhl Marlene 21 30 48 51
K ncl Lanu 52 53 2
Kutush Gerald 30 100
Lake Marsha 34 42 47 48 108
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Harvey 107
Ron 100
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Emuy 48 04
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Lawrence Jack 102
Lee Mary Susan 5 60 61 86
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Lewus Barbara 99
Lewus Sharon 21 34 61 86
LIBRARY CLUB 28
Iue Elunor 30 60
Lunder Joan 104
Lunder Lory 16 26 30 48 52 60
Lunk Albert 107
Lunn Mr Wallace 39 55 62 106
Lltchfueld Jack 108
Lutzel John 108
Lockhart Mrs Carol 55 56
Lofgren Duck 12 47 49 68 4
Lowman Jon 101
Lubsen Janet 28 30 105
Lunde Mark 47 48 101
Luther Barry 86
Luther Bonny 33 87
Lyitle Tom 49 104
Ly e Tonu 21 47 48 5
MacBrude Mr George 32
McBrude Becky 30 42 44 56 100
McCay Margue 30 42 102
McComb Mary 16 30 42 61 87
McCullough Jum 12 13 46 62 63
McDonald Jackue 60 87
McFarland Sue 27 48 56 100
MCGunnus Mal 69
McGIothIen Dave 108
McGowan Bll 53 104
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Muke 62 74 100
McGuure Moly 34 47 48 108
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Mclntosh Sandra 21 28 30 48 60
McMahon Ives 88
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McTague Frances 20 21 52 60 88 1
McTague Pete 101
McVucker Maureen 27 30 51 107
Makelbust Joanue 21 51 106
Mallory Glenn 88
Malone Sara 47 48 51 106
Mannung K s 30 47 48 51 106
Mar s Martha 4 5 60 61 88
Marsh Mrs Muud 11
Martun Davud 74 99
M rtun Lunette 47 48 101
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Mason Terry 104
Matterson Carolune 13 21 27 51 106
Matthews Nuck 99
Mutusesku Jackue 27 56 59 107
Maxwell Davud 37 105 114
Meads Maruanne 47 49 107
Meuer Januce 16 44 46 50 60 89
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S ey Donna 21 52 53 100 110
Shockley Clndy 28 42 107
Shockley Karen 34 48 104
Shrader Margaret 4 5 44 45
S utz Duana 48 101
Snelert Don 42 49 105
Slelert Mr Gerald 32 33 47
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Stmpson Judy 20 26 44 45 61 93
Skarshaug Karen 28 47 48 104
Sket Davud 68 106
Skeue Lunda 104
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Skortman Vlckne 27 30 51 106 114
Smalltng Nancy 47 51 52 107
Smalllng Mr Raymond 55 57 104
Srnlley Roger 42 46 49 50 57 93
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Spatcher Dave 12 42 57 106
Spear Darrell 14 23 68 07
Spear Mrke 75 108
SPlRlT DANCE 112 113
Stebbins Bruce 42 44 53 102
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Stenson Mark 53 108
Stephens Martlyn 33 93
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Stevens Mr Don 8
Stlne Tnm 62 76 94
Stokke Martha 108
Stone Mr Edwtn 22 23 32 107
Stoner Bull 94
Straehle Carol 47 48 51 56 104
Strand Beth 20 30 52 53 99 114
Strand Martha 26 52 53 61 94
Strand Steve 15 22 57 94
Stranntgan Theo 27 51 104 114
St art Jlm 14 62 63 69 6
STUDENT COUNCIL 12 13
STUDENT TREASURERS 16
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SccrPat 41660 4
Sutton Gary 62 99
Sydnes Betty
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Tarman Neal 94
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Thomas Tommy 62 94
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Thompson Glenda 48 51 53 105
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Thompson La ry 63 101
Thorpe Elleen 105
Thorpe Wayne 63 100
Ttce Denny 12 63 74 76 102
Tmm Tom 14 15 22 44 45 46 49 62 76 4
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Toppenberg Roger 105
Torrey K nneth 14 42 44 68 106
Tow Jerry 23 51 68 06
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Tuttle Mary Ann 51 106
Twaddle Mke 12 68 75 107
Ustrud Janice 30 42 46 56 101
Vandecar Jane 21 47 48 52 102
VanPatter Pam 27 51 106
V n Coy Bob 13 14 47 68 75 O8
VanScoy Mike 57 75 107
VanVoorhts Bervln 68
VanVoorhts Rodger 95
Van Wnnkle Kerry 57 74 101
VARSITY CLUB 76
Vegors Mrs Aurllla 19 25 100
Vtllwock Claudette 48 107
Vllmont Jule 47 63 102
Vtvnan John 99
Vogt Carol 42 44 52 99
Von Bergen Mlckey 23 63 74 76 100
Walkup John 27 42 49 53 104
Wa D llas 15 20 46 59 9
W Dave 14 22 23 63 76
Walsh role 12 21 26 28
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Welden Mrs Julta Cole 8
Welling Penney 20 42 47 48 99
Wellnng Vaughn 12 104
Wells Mr Kenneth 19 55 63
Wendell Dennts
West Gene 69
West Joyce 60
Westvold Karen
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