Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Assemblies give variety to Ames High student life Assemblies offered a welcome re- lief from the routine of school class- es. In addition to the thrill of pep assemblies, the programs were varied to provide entertainment and information for all Ames High stu- dents. Included in the assembly pro- grams this year were a concert by the St. Olaf College Band, the stu- dent body election assembly, a gym- nastics demonstration, two talent assemblies, and an inspirational speech by Dr. Ray Pugh, in a re- vival of the traditional Brotherhood Week. In addition, the students who lived abroad in the Youth for Un- derstanding program told of their experiences. 1 FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAIN Davo Bliss speaks for team before the Boono game. 2 BROTHERHOOD WEEK was highlight. ed by an inspirational speech by Dr. Ray Pugh. 3 PEP CLUB SKITS gave encouragement to the Littie Cyclone gridders. 24

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 1 I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!” exclaims Joan as she is crowned queen. From left: Karen Stine, Barb Heady. Jean Fleig. Marlene Daley. Greg Harrison. 2 THE LOSERS admire the crown of King Dave Bliss. From left: Terry Tuttle, Stove Lovely, Diet Vohs, Dave Bliss. 3 UNIQUE FACIAL EXPRESSIONS, such as that of Dan Craig, were common at ''Edelweiss. 4 COUPLES LISTEN intently as the king and queen can didates are announced. 5 CROWNED KING AND QUEEN are Dave Bliss and Jean Fleig. 1 V

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 4 1 ECHOES OF CAMPAIGN speechos were all that were- loft after the election as- sembly. 2 THE BALANCE BEAM and Jan Steel pro- vided one part of a gymnastics presenta- tion. 3 FINE MUSIC was provided by the St. Olaf Band. 4 SUMMER TRAVELS ABROAD wore re- counted by those YFU studonts. 25