Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Administration Mi-mlwrs ot' tho Boziril of l'Icluu:ition aro for tho 1-onstrui-tion ot' two new eloniontziry Ray U. lllllllllllglhllll. prvsidvnt: N. J. lirint- sc-hools. nzlll. i'll'Hllli Ailznns. Dr. J. IJ. 'l':iylor zlncl Mrs. It is hopvml that tho physical 1-mluczition t'z1c-ili- 'l'. J. Mzinoy. Frzinli ll. Howell svrvvs :is tivs at fll'lliI'2ll Junior High Sc-hool can he si-vi-ot:n'y to thi- lroziril and Hirznn Munn are nioclvrnizwl and ilnprovi-il in orclvr that :ill suvh 'l'i'4-iis111'vi', l ollowin,Q1ln1 ilozith of Mrs. Jznnvs nvtivitios l'l'l2ll0il to the junior high progfrznn Johnson. Mrs, 'l'. J. Maint-y was vlvctvcl to till may lw varrivd on within thc il0llll'2ll School the- uni-xpirm-il ti-rm ot' M rs. Johnson. plant. This would allow :1 nnwh hrozulvr and lluv to the iiiviw-zisvil lmusinc-ss :ic-tivitivs rv- finer progrznn for tht- pupils :it Vvntrnl Junior quirvcl in that opvrzltion ot' our svhool system High Svhool :intl also provicli' niori- tinn- for :intl thi- t'Vltll'lll' l'lll2ll'gl'6'lll0lll ot' our systvni usv of tho high sf-hool Q'ylllll2lSlllIll hy high within the ncar t'uturv. thi- lloiirml ot' l'Itllll'2l- S4'l100lp1lpllS. tion 11-:ic-livcl tho ill-vision that it would he in At the- Vtlgllllill' spring' 1-lcction. pvrmission tln' intvrvst of 1-ft'ic-imn-y :intl wisv IIIHIIEIQIPIIIOIIT was ohtziinwl lil'lllll tha- pi-ople of Ann-s to svll to 4-niploy ai lillll-illllt' liusinvss Malizigm-r. l ranli tho Field Housv. lnzisniuvh :is this lmuilrling has ll. Howvll. who has soi'vc-il tho lmozlrfl ns sei-rw liven use-ml lay thi- sm-hools for shown-r room tziry for zz pvriocl of 26 yvzirs, was 0lllIJl0y91l favilities only. it was thought ln-st to sell the Novvnilwr l to tziliv over this part of thi- propvrty :intl vonstruvt 21lll'llll2lf0 showvr rooln znlniinistrzitivowork. favilitivs :it tliv zlthlvtic' fivlcl for :ill suvh Ut' major i'onc'1'rn to tho llozircl ot' l'hluv:ition zivtivitivs. tlirougrhout tho prusvnt your has liven its plan- ln ziclmlition to tln-sv iti-ms thc- lioziril of ning' for thi- viilai'g'eim-iit :intl iinprovenn-nt ol' l'Ichu-zition has plains for 21 suitzililv lvuilmling' in tlm vntirv school systvni. which to house the l r:inklin Si-hool pupils. I'1ii0i-givsln1x't- lm-n ilirvvtecl towairil tlw pro' A honml issuv to 1-ova-r the- costs ol' all now vision ol' suffix-it-nt vlzissrooni spawn- for olv- proposed vonstruvtion was prvsvntcil to thai nn-ntnry pupils :intl plans hzivo lawn ilu-vi-lop:-fl votc-rs :lt n spot-izil vlevtion hm-lil Monday. May 2. fl tl LE!-'T 'ro RIGHT: Supt. Watkins, N. J. Rrintnall, Mrs. James Johnson, Ray Cunningham, Frank Howell, Frank Adanis, J. D. Taylor Eiyht

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Administration i' School physician Kenneth Piercy and Mrs. Eva Skarshaug, nurse, lake Don Anderson's tempera- iure. Every morning from eighl io eighf-ihiriy, this medical team checks stu- dents who have been abseni three or more consecutive days. to Mr. Adams, keep the reeords straight. Some oi' the olyfiee work was done by Ames High girls during their study peroids. These included: Ruby .Xlexandeig lfiea liriley, Pati Clark, Ada Marie Vlausen. Salle Cole, Uolleen Daulton. Delores Dryer. .lan Gerbraeh, Jane Gilman, Bev Gore, Judy Green, Joan Hilis, Jo Ann iloiifman, Mary Anne King, .Xliee Kirwin. Janis Marvin, Phyllis Mathews, Doris Mc-Neil, Maryann Mel- drnm, Betty Miller, Donna Myriand, lla Vonne Peterson, Norma Roelofsen. Joan Schreiber, Delores Hills, Vynthia Van Alstine. and Mal'- garet VValsh. The Ames Board of lfldueation is the adminis- trative body of' The Ames Public Sehools. The seeond Monday of eaeh month the sehool board of five members, ihe Treasurer, the secretary, and the superintendent of sehoois meet in the board room burning the night oil to keep Ames' nine schools funetioning etfieiently. Members are elected at large for three year ' YY. gfq terms whieh are alternated so as to have ex- perieneed members at all times. The treasurer is eleeied for two years and the seereiary is appointed for one year. 'l'he Board of Edueation is responsible for The educational program of 2,3350 siudenis and The supervision oi' over one hundred faculty appoint- ments. 'Dec-iding sf-bool polic-ies and handling the budget and approving iinaneial matters eon- eerning the sehools are tasks of The board. inereasing enrollments in the lower grades have added io the problem of already erowded sehool rooms This year. Members of the lioard of Edueation are Ray V. Cunningham, presidentg Frank ll. Howell, seeretaryg Hiram Munn, treasurerg and Stephen N. Vlfatkins, superintendent of schools. Other members are Frank E. Adams, N. J. I-Srintnall, John D. Taylor. and William Murray. Mr. Murray replaeed Mrs. James VV. Johnson in February at the time of her death. Seven

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Teachers A ps CHARLOTTE NELSON Girls Advisor EVERETT RITLAND Boys Advisor Waiting for her next problem case To whom many turn MARY MC NALLY MRS. RUTH BRUCH EDNA WILCOX World Literature Dramatics American Literature Around the world in one semester To be or not to be Copy your assignment in your N.B. N me