Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Second Sentente Sta Back: Bill Donels, Sfevo Howell, Jim Ayres, Tom Anderson, Ed Epstein. Second: Peg Lee, Mrs. Whitney, Lory Linder, Mike Taft, Jan Severson, Jack Nordykc, Hr Sands, Martha Strand. Front: Margie Gibbs, Mary Ann Schweitzer, Judy Simpson, Barb Sands Ed Kuhl, Doug Rogers, Carole Walsh. 9ux uiicd H (Pfadded 'PtocCuce s4 tted. 'ftyipd '20e The Ames High School Web, written and edited by the journalism 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 14 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 journalism and staff adviser is Mrs. Charlotte Whitney. 'pifidt Se fte4tc% Back: Linda Roach, Alice Andre, Richard Ratterree, Nancy Anderson, Sandy Pererscn. Third: Barb Gowan, Ann Easton, Judy Rah, Sherri Wicrscn, Gayle Bowen. Front: Debby Huntress, Mrs. Whit- ney, Sharon Grundman, Patt RitlancL »xr

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Miss Annette Green Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, German 1, 2, 3, 4 Miss Mary McNally Counselor, P.W.O.E., World Literature, English Literature, General Treasurer Oscar Ourth English 3, 4, Athletic Treasurer Mrs. Billie Alexander French 1. 2, 3, 4 Mrs. Elizabeth Dickenson Librarian Mrs. Dolores Dreesman English 3, 4 Everett Ritland Latin 3, 4, Dean of Boys Miss Sharon Roberts Spanish 1, 2 , 3, 4, English 3, 4 Mrs. Evelyn Thompson American Literature 3, 4 Mrs. Aurilla Vegors Counselor, English 3, 4, P.W.O.E. Mrs. Charlotte Whitney Journalism, Dean of Girls Miss Edna Wilcox American Literatu'c 1, 2

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(?(u6 Sack: Shirley Bailey, Joyce Heald, Karen Fox, Pam Van Patter, Sue McFarland, Ann | Kirkham, Vicki Skortman, Alice Andre. Third: Sandy Gowan, Sharon Wright, Sara Hlnrichjen, Marion Quinn, Mrs. Whitney, I Andrea Parks, Sharon Grundman, Caro- I line Mafterson. Second: Pat Sea row, Shir- I ley Busch, Pat Carney, Sue Hetzel, Jean- [ nie Partin, Deanna Isley. Front: Susan Campbell, Marcia Hledel, Lynda Richards, Theo Sfrannigan, Margo Dunlap, Judy Nordin. far 'ZO'ictenA 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 English. 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 journalism. The members spent time and energy in putting out the first issue of the second semester Web. This was the cubs' main project. 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. Back: Jce Picken, Bob Ocst, Bruce Wood , John Walkup, Mike Nickcy, Mark Wat on, Rein Sara I. Second: Karma Schaucr, Alivon Shepherd, Karen Fox, Maureen McVickcr, Jackie Matusciki, Jcannie Partin. Front: Marcia Hiedel, Lynda Richard , Marion Quinn, Bov Novak, Deanna l ley, Peggy Billings. 27