Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Studente Serve ck @a£eterta Along about 1 1:00 in the morning when any healthy student began to get that certain hollow, hungry feeling in the pit of his stomach, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. More- land, and Mrs. Erickson were busy in the cafeteria kitchen preparing the noon meal. A menu for the entire week was posted in every homeroom on Monday of each week, and a count of cafeteria diners was taken in homeroom each day. This enabled the students to know what was to be served and the cooks to know how much to prepare. Helping the cooks were thirteen students who got their meals free in return. After the cooks had the meal ready to serve, some of the students dished it out, others were in charge of the cash register, and the boys helped with the clean-up. With the increase of students and the increase in the cafeteria line, efforts were made to speed up the service. Students were asked to help in this by observing the following rules: 1. Please form two orderly lines. 2. If you leave the line, you must go to the end of it. 3. You will be served on the customers' side only. 4. Please don't leave chewing gum on tray or dishes. Above right: Mrs. Maud Marsh. Right: Mrs. Anna Moreland. Be ow, back: Jim Ayers, Steve Henderson, Arry Clapp, Dennis Erickson. Steve Howell, Tom Smith. Front: Sandy Nelson, Peg Sfeil, Sue Engle- horn, Mary Schweitzer, Charlotte Clapp, Elizabeth Sands.

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Miss Karyi Sills Superintendent's Office Mrs. Edna H. Davis Superintendent's Office Mrs. Patricia Demaray Superintendent's Office Mrs. Grayce I. Elliot Superintendent's Office Mrs. Daisy Flack Principal's Office Mrs. Ruth Green Principal's Office Miss Laura Sayre Superintendent's Office Sec'iet Ue4 10 r n

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Student tfouenutHeut in section Student Council is a laboratory in democracy. It provides opportunities for student participation in student government. The council meets every Tuesday on a period rotation basis. Following par- liamentary procedure, each weekly meeting is called to order, the minutes are read, and the treasurer's report is given. Reports are given by heads of the committees: service, assembly, social, citizenship. Homecoming, noon hour, welcoming, election, and publicity. The council then handles all old and new business before adjourning. The Student Council committees work together on big projects such as Career Day and Back-to-School Night. Officers of the first semester council were Dave Keller, president, Steve Burrell, vice president, and Pat Carney, secretary. Gar Smith, president, Mike Taft, vice president, and Alice Andre, secretary, led the second semester coun- cil. Dennis Wendell was appointed treasurer for both semesters. Dave Keller ran against Dave Wall, Clarke Pasley, and Steve Howell for first semester student body president in the election held last spring. Gar's opponents in the fall campaign for second semester student body president were Bill Donels, Steve Burrell, Jan Severson, and Darvin Pierce. Council advisor is Everett Ritland. Left: Dave Keller pretided over first semetter student council. 'pOlAt Se K€AtC% StudcKt Back: Dave Aagard, Dennis Wendell, Dennis Christcpherson, Jim E. Kelley. Jim McCullough, Steve Burrell, Dick Johnson, Mike Twaddle, John Chamberlin. Second: Pat Carney, Dick lofgren, Alice Andre, Denny Tice, Dave Keller, Chuck Dodge, Mike Taft, Peg Steil, Linda Hawkins, Ann Farber, John Hagge. Front: Alice Paulson, Carole Walsh, Vaughn Welling, Dave Spatcher, Ann Kirkham, Jo Hiserofe, Mike Wolf.