Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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'ea Mirers BaL ance Tin student treasurers in Ames High school are organized t«» keep tin financial records of the extra-curricular and class activities and to develop businesslike characteristics in the stu- dents. Each treasurer i responsible for bis set of records to Miss Mary McNally, general treas- urer. and to her student assistant. Joanne Bappe. When an organization needs money, the treasurer tills out a requisition, enters it on bis books, and takes the requisition to the general treasurer. There the amount is recorded on a dupl icate set of books and the check is written. Much credit should be given to Andy Christen- sen. student athletic treasurer for three years, and to his sponsor. D. G. Martt. for keeping athletic accounts. ★ Athletic treasurer- Andy anil Mr. Hart! Tor Row: Tilden. Hukill. Christensen, Hinrichsen Mippi.k Row: Mary Taylor. I . I.ursen, Coodspeed. Kthington, Cray Hottom Row: J. Hap pc. Miss McNulty. Burton. Robertson •Vine

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IjEIT to right: I»r. Watkins, N. J. Ftrintnall. Mrs. James Johnson. Ray Cunningham, Prank Howell. Frank Adams. David Edwards The Ames Board of Education’s chief duty is to serve as a governing board and adminis- trative group for the Ames public school system. The members of the board are elected for three year terms in March, and they are stag- gered so that there will always be experienced members on the board. A secretary is appointed by tin- board for each year, and a treasurer is elected every two years. The board meets on the second Monday of each month in the high school building. Keeping the nine public schools of Ames run- ning efficiently entails much planning. This group is responsible for the handling of the budget and approving all financial matters concerning the schools as well as deciding gen- eral school policies. The school board is also responsible for the placing and supervising of over one hundred faculty appointments. Members of the Board of Education are Kay Cunningham, president; Frank B. Howell, secretary; Hiram Munn, treasurer; Mrs. James Johnson, N. J. Brintnall, Frank Adams, and Dr. J. I). Taylor. Dr. Taylor was elected in March to replace the late Dave Edwards, veteran school board member for eighteen years. Kiijht

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 S opii om ores 108, 111 Top How : E. Johns. V. Robinson. Platt. Wulsor. McDowell. Bor how, A. Abbott, Dale. White Minnie Bow : M eese. S. Anderson, Sherman. Norton. I .ill:» i 1. BJorn-llansen, M. Barber, Stuber. Heywood. Bus bee Kuont How : Briley. Klrwln. CJilpatrick. Erickson. E. Kelly, A. Zenor. I’enly. H. Anderson. Townsend. Cody Top How: Shipp, Arney. It. Byrus. Fitch. Obrect, Edwards. Ahart. B. Johns Minnie Row: Stein. Potee. I . Hahn. Marlys Comstock. Mendon. Kennedy. Gcrhrach. KJerlund Fp.ont Row : Blyth, .1. Gord. Hoffman, E. Peterson. Roelofsen. Jorgensen. T. Barnard Trn