Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Students gather around the bonfire at the pep rally in the over- The thin crowd attending the Homecoming contest cover up flow lot on Thursday of Homecoming week. against the rain only to see Fort Dodge defeat Ames. سیھب س የቃ Be‏ سا “p መቓ es p — ማሻ - 6۵ Ir ` ۱ IS. , We ar re) ፖ ዘ ጎያ v ۲ میں‎ =. - Tr ats . bo ፡ LE “መዳ ہس‎ KS » x ۱ ۱ Zei Ml E P ኤሌ) ۹ ‘wee ty rM KR. T — n . SIN 27 ۱‏ سی wy m c ያ I ۹ ' 9 ۱ . e )‏ ہہ سے SDE ae Pt vs ffe መፈ‏ اوج Aaah‏ + ری The Homecoming Queen finalists, Michelle Shorten, Nance Engen and Holly Thies are introduced to the student body Friday morning at the pep assembly in the auditorium. Homecoming 21

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Both formal and prom are magical fantasies Great traditions are to be forever held and there were no disappointments with the annual Christmas Formal and the classic Junior-Senior Prom. Both were held in the Sun Room of the ISU Memorial Union. The Christmas Formal, the first of the two, was renowned as the Magical Mystery Tour”, the title cut from the album done by the Beatles. Clicker, a five piece show band provided attendants with boogie, footstomping and a lil’ bit o’ soul, clad in four inch heels, tight straight legged pants, and styled butches. The long-standing tradition of choosing royalty was upheld by the election of Michelle Shorten, Queen, Tom Wilson, King and their court, Sue Stephan, Dave Pohm, Mary Brady and Kevin Allen. Cold, rainy weather prevailed on May 18, the evening of the Junior-Senior Prom, but the party goers appeared nonethe- less in pastel tuxedoes and backless dresses. Hair was of little concern this spring, and many girls had shorter coiffures than their escorts. Walt Disney’s Fantasia theme, the prom and decorations featured characters from his famous cartoon, including the Wizard, the graceful Ostrich and sparkling nymphs. The seniors’ parents sponsored an after-the-prom dance at the Elk’s Club for all seniors and their dates. Ezra Pound, a group composed of Ames High students, provided live music for the event which lasted until 3 a.m. TOP LEFT: Karen Bachman models a short spring hair style and a halter dress. LEFT: Dean Dass confronts Wizard Mickey’s command for dance and merriment. — Formals 23