Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Herbert Adams Allies I f igh school owes a debt o!' gratitude 1o its principal, Herbert Adams, tor his support ami guid- ance of the students and their activities. To him goes the responsibility of ad- ministering. organizing, and coordinating all the various groups which require li is constant support, lie is the clearing agent for all prob- lems of the school, an ad- visor to the teachers, a guide to the students, and the foundation of the student groups. It is also the duty of the principal to interpret ami execute the rules and regu- lations of the Board of Edu- cation as they eiVect the high school. Mr. Adam’s major duty is to prepan» class schedules for all the students. -Secretaries Assisting Mr. Adams in the office and contributing greatly to the effi- ciency of our school were Mrs. Daisy Flack, Miss Barbara Hyler, and Mrs. Ruth Breen. They were assisted by the student help: Barb Gilchrist. Karyl Sills. Jan Hutchison, Kathleen Melampy. Ethel Bortle, Faith King, Karen Wall, Julie Hegland, Ginnie Randau. Margie Hirschburg. Ann Gulden. Jo Schrampfer. Gail Walker. Vicki Thorpe, and Judy Broad well. ffice girls picked up attendance slips, authorized passes, and did other various odd jobs around the office. Those who worked three days a week received one-fourth credit per se- mester. Mrs. Ruth Green, Mrs. Daisy Flack. Mrs. Itarbnra Hyler Z.uyjy Seven

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I.KFT TO KKiHT: Thomas F. Hannuni. Mrs. Lee Kosebrook. Leslie B. Harrison, Frank II. Howell. Frank F. Adams. Walter Hetzel. Hr. Julia Cole Welden. Karl Holtz. Don at evens. Walter Hetzel Beginning this year. Ames High -School was privileged t serve under a new superin- tendent. Hailing from Decorah. Iowa, where he had previously served as superintendent of schools. Mr. Hetzel has just completed his first successful year in Ames of coordinating tin- functions and activities of the Ames schools. Serving in his office staff are: Frank Howell, secretary to the Board: Mrs. Grayce I. Elliott, secretary to the Superintendent: Miss I.aura Sayre, secretary to Mr. Howell; Mrs. Edna 11. Davis, bookkeeper: and Mrs. Duane Engelhard; secretary. Members of the 11)55-1956 Board of Education are: Frank K. Adams. President: Frank B. Howell, Secretary; Hiram Munn. Treasurer: Thomas Man- num. Earl Holtz. Mrs. Lee Kose- hrook, Don S. Stevens. Dr. Julia Cole Welden. O. L. Stewart, and Walter Hetzel.

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LELAND ALLISON Xothiny that's i iixn is worth doiny art supervisor LAWRENCE BELLUZZO Tone it down .Spanish. French. Hi-Y. senioi class sponsor I.EONA RD BENGTSON Get the lead out metal shop MADELINE CANVIN I'll iivt plenty of time to prepaM for n timed-writim . . . Go! I bookkeeping. personal and bu.-l n.-ss typing. awards com- I mittec. shorthand acu ft f RICHARD DAY Aren't you ;ilnd you're not i centipede nstrumenta! music supervisor, band, pep band ELIZABETH DICKENSON The bell has not run;} librarian, library club. Red Cross council ROSE ELLIOT My lands . . . • tin. lei man. service committee AYONELLEGARRETT Do you icant a passf personal typing. special typini American history. American government, debate RONALD EASTER This electron yoi the raw end of the alimony chemistry, physics, radio Club HIRAM COVEY Volkeswayon . . . n miles to a yallon economics, sociology. American government, head track coach, sophomore basketball coach, assistant football coach WAYNE CROSS Okay folks, try it ayain vocal music MARY JEAN DOYLE You. in the oranye jacket shorthand, business typing, work experience coordi- nation. pep club