Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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’Amber Dusk” Finale Queen Bobbi Mclntire and attendants Molly Jackson and Nancy Nims were presented at half- time of the game and reigned over the Homecom- ing dance. “Amber Dusk.” A special feature this year included a recognition of alumni during the half-time entertainment and a tea with tours of the new building after the game. Homecoming 1966 meant many things to many people. Our Cyclones fell that night before the Grinncll Tigers, but that isn't what we shall re- member. The spirit of oneness and pride in Ames High School that arose in each of us and the mem- ories of a beautiful Homecoming night will remain with us forever. THE CROWNING of the Homecoming Queen took place at the Pep Assembly Thursday afternoon Queen Bobbi Mclntire. dressed in one of the football uniforms, took part in the pep skit. QUEEN BOBBI McINTIRE and attendants Nancy Nims and Holly Jackson were escorted by Undv Buck. John Mathison and Mike Foreman 26

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RAN' REED AND JACK SHELLEY were two « f the ireer Night speakers. Career Night The evening of November 22 found Ames High students dutifully back in school attend- ing the annual Career Night. Career Night began with a fifteen-minute homeroom period during which Dr. Ray Bryan spoke to the students. After this homeroom session students attended two forty-minute periods to hear representatives speaking on seventy-seven pro- fessions. Because of the extra time spent at Career Night students were dismissed the follow- ing dav at noon for Thanksgiving Vacation. KENNETH CAR LANDER, a professor of biology at Iowa State, speaking on conservation and wildlife, was a guest at Career Night. 28 -