Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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MRS. V NDECAR explains to parents the materials used in French. MARK BAUSKE. a student host, helps a parent find the next class Parent's Night Parent s Night brought parents to school, instead of the students for a change. The parents first stopped at their child’s home- room and then attended a ten-minute version of each of his classes. In these class periods teachers outlined the main objectives of the particular course and were able to meet with the parents. S I L DEN I HOS I S welcomed parents and helped find lost schedules

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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 -

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DENNY BAPPE TERRY GUY MARK BODEN JOHN WALL GARY ZMOLEK BRUCE STOLTENBERG 30 7 candidates Nomination December. 1966. brought one week of frustration, excitement, and exhaustion to the students of Ames High. This was, of course, campaign week. Vying for the positions of student body president and vice-president were Denny Bappe and Terry Guy. Mark Boden and John Wall, Lindy Buck and Mark Hamilton, Gary Grabau and Mark Johnson. Ron Johnson and Gerry Neal. Bruce Stoltenberg and Gary Zmolek. and Mike Wiser and Bill Haeder. CROWDED POLLS indicated interest in the st MIKE WISER BILL HAEDER