Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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WS . 0 cc 08 igit id NFE- wa A oT TM 7 KG R, M QW. LS 1 f 1 d J LJ y Gë U , D ] 7 f aus B | | ۱ ` Vo ۲ L E | i 1 , H At the end of it all — the protest and the change — Ames High. was still there, and a new addition sprouted before the eyes of the patient, and even vaguely interested, students of the school. The- new drama and humanities wing was only a part of the growth in Ames in the schools, in a system which had-its hundredth birthday in 1971. Upper left— The first brick school in Ames was constructed in. 1881. It housed all grades and.stood where the inner court at Central Junior High now is. Upper right = Ames High School, 1971. | | | | SHOWN IN PICTURES: | Lower left — Taking time out from con- struction of the fine arts. wing, a work- man wades in the water. Lower right — Looking at plans for the future auditorium are Tom Lockhart and Marv McFarlin. | VES ہف‎ RU. ELE n'a ہر‎ dr on ` 0 b i TE LAT و‎ wy ۰ توف A NNMERO NETS NAR. X ES x ES i

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