Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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i Mrs. Maude Marsh, Mrs. Cornelia Erickson. Mrs. .4 imu Moreland What arc Davy Crockett beans?” was a ques- tion frequently asked of Mrs. Maude Marsh. Mrs. Cornelia Erickson. and Mrs. Anna Moreland, who prepared meals for approximately 175 persons every day. Serving in the line were: Shirley Kooser. Marlys Johnson. Edith Koderberg. and .I tidy Broad- well. Ifog Trig served faculty lunches. Bill Gulliver, Carroll Brekke. Bill Bucholtz. Doug Shepherd. Bog Points and Dick Gulliver were on K. P. Barb Erickson and Sally Kooser acted as cashiers. Nancy Olson set the menu.

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sjuj n iirSe am L oilian.s “Clean as a whistle.'' that’s liow Ames lliyh school was kept by tin- three eustotlians: Sylvester Newkirk» Paul Sherman, and Joe Middents. Each day they arrived at school early to unlock doors and sweep the gvni. Throughout the whole day they followed a regular schedule keeping each room ami hall in good condition. Before leaving at night they completed their work by locking doors and cheeking windows. They also aided the different organizations by moving pianos, setting the stage, and other various duties. Miss Ruth Heklind. the school nurse, was on hand every morning from 8 to ! . The better students met at 12:4 every noon and received admits for being absent three days or more. She also administered first aid to minor emergency eases which frequently arose through the school. Sophomores and new stu- dents were given physical examinations. Kye examinations were also given to each driver- training student. Miss I'uth Ecklitul, school inmvc Eleven Mr. Sew kirk, Mr. Sherman, and Mr. Middents.

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% 'edcjiuu! Perhaps Ihe most respected organization at Ames High School is the Firesquad whirl» super- vised the lunch line and all fire drills. In addi- tion to this they took turns helping to maintain clean and orderly halls each day during alter- nate weeks. New members were chosen from lists of names recommended by junior high school principals. Officers of the club were chosen last spring for the following year. Bob K11 is and doe bel- lows were elected to lead the group. They con- ducted mcelings each Thursday noon. BACK: S. Adams. D. Henderson. .4. Broun. Bucher. J. Carr. Boults, B. Welts, Gainmcll. B. Corey. THIKI»: Callahan, Booth. Krrinyton. Hildreth. J. Baxter. Moore, (lets, McFarland. Murray, Miss Ruth Miller. SKCON'D: Scholl. .I. Fellows, Donets, J. Bmalliny. J. Stevens. I.. Morrison. Harvey. M. Berry. Torreo. Bay ic. FRONT: K. Mayoon, G. Kllix, Milliken. Merchant. M’ardle. Goessman. DeVaul, Ruchholtz, M. Harlan. Thirteen