Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Symbolize Continuing Construction AMASSED for the fir t school assembly, the students observed the MR. TAYLOR, a former Ames High graduate, raises the dedication of the flagpole. flag on the pole he made and donated. This year, the library is occupying what will later become the study hall. The library staff has tried to make the best of the situation and has managed to provide an excellent place for students to study and read. Much new equipment has been bought in- cluding ten individual study tables, several lounge chairs, and 115 straight-backed chairs. Over 260 new books ranging in price from SI to SI 7.50 and 1-10 paperbacks have been purchased. Due to lack of a cafeteria, this year's students were required to either bring their lunch or cat at home. Many preferred to bring their lunch, and the study hall and the library were opened at noon to furnish them with a place to eat. The school did sell milk, for which tickets with 5 or 25 punches were sold, at three cents a punch. Students took care of the milk sales and cleaning the study hall after lunch. 15

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Hundreds of Sack Lunches A NEW MAGAZINE, sonic spare time, and a quiet place provide Chuck Proffitt with a good substitute for studying. MRS. DICKINSON, librarian, helps Mary Hinrichsen check out one of the many new books. 14 SACK LUNCHES and cartons of milk were in order for Tern Cook and many other students this year.

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J. Hall Four, Pumpkins, Cornstalks CLEATS, passe , and strategy make for a worried AHS team at half time. HOMECOMING CAN DIDATES—Front Row: A. Toms, J. Coletti, G. Hatasaki, T. Spicberg, B. Von Bergen. Rack Row: A. Wilson, P. McCowen. M. Buehholtz. M. Bragonier. B. Picken. 14 16