Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Senior Class TOP: Mr. Kn t-llum). Holmes. Munson. Baines. G. Shepherd, John. SKCOND: Sutter. M. Martin. Scheuermann. Knutson. Jackman. Hedrick. FRONT: Muncy. Moore. S. Brown. Galligan. The seniors started their busy last year at Ames High with the election of class officers. John Muncy was senior class president with Jim Galligan as vice president. Sue Brown was elected secretary and Connie Moore was ap- pointed treasurer. The presidents of every senior homeroom were automatic members of the senior senate and representatives from each homeroom were also chosen for the senate. The senate met on Thursday noons to transact business. The class was an active one in sports and Richard Harlan. Bob Spangler. Dick Day. Arthur Barnes. Dick Howler, Red Milliken, and John Maney received places on conference or state teams as an award for their outstanding action on the gridiron. Track and basketball were also filled with plenty of senior talent. Bob Brayton was elect- ed basketball captain and John Maney ami Dick Howler track co-captains. Margot Miller and Cordon Shepherd were two of the drama talented members of the seniors. Both appeared in leading roles in E = Me- and Tin Druid Circle. The Druid Cir- cle. the senior class play, was presented April 27 and 28 in the high school auditorium. Mem- bers of the cast were Mary Jane Arnold, Bob Spangler. Margot Miller. Gordon Shepherd, Richard Harlan, Joan Stock. Dick Day, Grace Jackman. John Judge. Beverly Scheuermann. Judy Wilson. Marian Martin. Music was a high spot for many seniors. There were many who received the pin for outstanding work in orchestra and band or in some vocal Fourteen group.