Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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CAMPFIRE KIDS. Cheers rise during the bonfire. GIVE ME FIVE? Steve Sum- merfelt plays the part of a siave day victim 16 Homecoming New activities, spirit still low) Many different activities were added to a rather $ traditional lineup of homecoming events. For the $ first Time, students were involved in a volkswagon B push. This event was added in an attempt to bring $ variety To a set pattern of activities. Nearly everyone seemed to say the same thing about homecoming: it was time for something new. Rob Compton commented, If more stu- dents had participated, it would have been a lot Hi more fun. Jane Wilson had different views on homecoming. There's really nothing new to say § about IT; it's The same every year. We may push $ around a few volkswagons, but if always comes 4 down to the same redundant thing. joyed homecoming. Erika Gould thought every- IM one was really enthusiastic. Antwan Clinton said, 1 | Thought that coronation went pretty good.” B Part of homecoming brought controversy from a faction of Ames residents. Some townspeople felt the slave auction alienated certain groups of people and was not a good representation of the school. The homecoming week had its high points, but overall was not what many students had hoped for. The spirit of the students was a disappoint- ment. You can't really blame the homecoming committee if they planned the week and the stu- dents didn't back them, complained Rick Pruhs. IT'S THE BAND. After providing music for coronation, the pep band marched through the halls and out to the bonfire playing songs. Once outside, the pep combo provided music to en- tertain the homecoming crowa.

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K | - P NOR I atm dn OD FROSTBITTEN. Freezing tem- peratures forced students like Allison Merrill to walk and drive to school on slippery sidewalks and streets STUMPED. David Johnson struggles to think of the right words for a Basic Composi- tion writing assignment. MISSING PERSONS. Mr. spatcher marks the names of his homeroom after seventh perod during a sophomore homeroom check. Theme Feature 15

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