Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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18 Diet and exercise [ч =. -- EL i 1 М A | : Ve wë ` 3 a т. Above left: SUPPRESSANTS. Gwynne Smith reads the promising effects which are advertised on the many boxes of diet pills. Above right: MUSCLES. In an effort to in- crease his physical stamina Steve Metzger works out in the Ames High weight room. Above: POUNDS AWAY. Lisa Dyer checks on the progress she is making as she tries to shed a few extra pounds.

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Greed torce The Visit, the fall drama production, Was a tale ot treachery, revenge and lost love. The plot concerned the return of Claire Zachanassian (Mary Gruber) to her poverty-stricken hometown Gullen, Germany. To return the townspeople to prosperity, she promised them one-billion marks provided they kill her former lover, Anton Schill (Eric Zytowski). Claire believed he betrayed her when she became pregnant by him and was driven from town. At first the Burgomaster (Joel Manatt) refused the offer but gradually greed over- took him and the villagers. Noticing a new-found affluence in Gullen, An- ton began to accept his fate. He was later killed by the townsmen even after a plea from the teacher (Matt Buckingham) to refuse the money. The Visit was a play of emotions that d abandonment of morals was presented with minimum scenery to accent the characters. It used innovative lighting and sound effects to present scene and mood changes. also The serious plot didn't appeal to everyone. It was kind of morbid. The actors were good but the play wasn't very cheering, said Johanna Hanson. Dave Johnson felt otherwise. I was proud to be part of The Visit because it was the difficult sort of play that's rarely produced at a high school. Left: WARY. Anton (Eric Zytowski) fears betrayal when patrons, expecting money of- fered for his death, buy food on credit. Below: SPEECH. Hoping to get money, the Burgomaster (Joel Manatt) compliments Claire (Mary Gruber) on her generous nature while butler Bobby (Dave Johnson) waits. Below left: SINISTER. The blind men (Chris Wass and Zak Klaas) follow Claire (Mary Gruber} into town to entertain her. LS B x 2 3 - MT - AMATUS ST а и 5 ъа а ` w m ч TX «үч a wv P dë? » a TANT dë? . as CS Ce nl AE Le ME e wi a or UU S aa hs. d wn op «xo ` S o ch ` е QR DIN ee. y AS. T W E EAE Ger LÉNK А. - ХУУ. | ` N А KR ee © SED Ах EO А ч A e зе; yv; DAI Q, , AN z N zi of Ah, » ST PATUIT » À Pe Муз Ro С. rrt e AN EE Kx y. „©, Awe Zrë Ai Ir Zi ETA te E EE SN FB „А“ eO» ula. AY SUR. SC an AE Se, do GAC Se y Os £? аА” эы «+ DET. р t P AN SAS x Ae A Ar el : Ж E Y } | I y 2 . I son (Sé „Жом NCC FEM ` - wc x ¿ç E “ч wy $ E KÉN a AAYY e ¢ EOE a4 „Жо SA of Ae wn, ж «ба „+ х Е yx. A - M + : - e l d H Е A i i ` 1 a $58 8 ° - Е А К - 2 r b : ` “ s ` v.s EA rs = « . ` . P `x 5 - KU Е e k R А , Gee a d of Г š n Wi Ñ ` ` I Leg, N А my А P Е ne A аб 2 s E - w “ Re, š Ke ` w Ë dë: j + A ` Be | 25 w Se `4 d GA R Е h.” à . , N 4 ` a k 4 us RK E e “ ` 7 e Ee ve А ` i ° aan ; E i 5 — Ya = P ` A E - Tw КЫ? i E e i m - Ы ` ә oo т 21 e t Tue La а, d Sr w - W. , Е b А З Е - » ` e ч , i E - N ` » ` | c w I Lo ai TI N s 1 в ` = = Ж әт e Ж. e ДУ. E д PA er Ss wé L E ` Е s 4 ЛЕР EC ty OF КАРЛЫК (ap +. — еи «ts QNS ER a INST A UEM NS x = e Р-У ( to dT SIN DX V EAT wx E р: 5 SE € wt , б ` Е D 7 ga. g - - L- “Му хз. e E п 7 o tS £ s £= Z; ` ` ` ` . . А n Е Е D kä „Ж X “ ` Ai CN а) УЫ ` ر‎ 4 Nw». , Е ч D A AS an. ef bet) BE es Kat KAN (we, ` INT hn? МЕ! XN WW eA LS CC 2 Wt GA Ay Le wie ) м d Ka. N CT ah CAE - ` $; Г A, P di CTP N n “ж; LAS 5 , Ф Ke £ mas) э Ree „А252, ay ie i DORIA Е A, ve pA Ke en $ E e hae x Fall play 17

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M Shaping up f Zon or personal satisfaction Ze: wii Ze a PANEDA ADA AT d e SSeS EE EE EE oct — n Ames High students had at least one excuse to go with every extra pound; I know I'm fat, but I have big bones... Diets aren't healthy ... I like being overweight — there's more of me to love. For those who decided to fight fat, however, if meant increased exercise and decreased calories. Various ways to stay in shape were found by students. “I run, lift weights, and play racquetball,’ said Rob Compton. Kris Blackmer said, “I try to eat the four basic food groups and cut down on junk food.” Along with diets came temptations. “Oreo crunch ice cream from Boyd's keeps me from sticking to a diet!” ex- claimed Deb Frye. In December, upon the request of many, a salad bar became another lunch option. “The salad bar is nutri- tional for athletes and weight watc- hers, explained Carol Loken, salad bar assistant. Sue Kruse, physical education teacher, concluded, “Students are in their prime. If they stay fit now it'll benefit them when they're older. Left MUNCHIES. Erick Little gathers up some of his favorite high calorie snacks during an attack of the munchies. Potato chips, Doritos, and pop rated high among the tempta- tions to students who were trying to stay in shape. Above: DIETER'S DELIGHT. Sally Brown decides what to top her salad with as she passes through the Ames High salad bar of- fered second lunch. For 75 cents, students got all the nutritonal values but with fewer calories than a hot lunch. Diet and exercise 19