Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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reached AHS ] GORDIE MEYER m Cw E This was the year; 1970-1971 The year when protest left the streets and colleges and Game to the high school. It was a year of dissent. And it was a year of criticism. It was a year of change, in values, ideas, opinions, l and attitudes. Tradition was a 1950’s.sock hop and the present was too changed to be recognized. On protest, everyone spoke, even the silent majority, occasionally. It was a time for some to laugh, and a few to.cry, many to learn, and many to sit around, ` not doing much of anything. But then, that's what made.it a year. SHOWN IN PICTURES: Lower left: Students protesting pep assemblies.often went to study hall. Here Beth Wooten, Homecoming queen nominee, sits out the Home- coming assembly. Top left: Students protesting suspen- sion of Dog Breath staff display signs. Topright: Examining an underground newspaper are Ron Creiner and Pete Nulty. Lower right: Students who walked out after the suspensions listen to a faculty spokesman.

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GORDIE MEYER Peace...violence... new ... traditional... establishment...long hair... money ... ecology... students...school... administration... administrated .... agreed ..:debated... It was all there, somewhere... The right wing found their things, and the left wing had their fling, and the middle, as usual, was left out. Without a doubt, a different sort of year. Meanwhile, at the books, studious people glanced up and read on, with their supreme confrontation grasped firmly in hand: chemistry and politics on their slide rules. SHOWN IN PICTURES: Color picture: Andy Ward and Dave Pirtle, confront. Scott .Milli- kin and.Darrell Richardson in the front lobby. Bottom left: Students in. Advanced Standing Senior English display range of attitudes. Top right: Mr. Ritland engages in meaningful dialogue with a group of protesters during walkout following suspensions. Bottom right: Mr. Sturtevant expli- cates a chemistry equation to a per- plexed Don Cerwick. P 7