Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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—À ini — - ——Hnáá— p——— A P WW 0 — ——-.— Intently reading the new-style WEB in study hall are junior Pam Young and senior Mark Willroth. Cross-checking and counting copy for the WEB, Dave Nelson helps Lyn Bruin with a story. E T IK. e au ESL 2 Eh E » ` ٠۰ 3 1 -—— و‎ d ۳ DER TOM BLISS dat (7° ia? A. T M € H WE A R è LI g CR SKANN gm, - KI 1 ایم‎ m te do v E TOM BLISS Always willing to help students, Mrs. Bauske is responsible for much of the WEB's success. E Ps TOM BLISS Mr. Hansen, speech teacher and drama director, helps several girls in the drama class, teaching them dramatic effects and acting techniques. ۱ ۱ 24

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Chris Anderson laughs as Mr. Sletten goes over her “creative writing. Director Mike Mcintire looks over scripts with Patti Lariviere and Sue Cerwick for The Ballad of John A. Lane, filmed by Mrs. Nelson's English 10 class. Steve Jackson uses Mr. Hurd's “finger method of speed reading on his chemistry assignment. All photos, copy, and layout by Andy Riggs. 23 Wd

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Journalism changes curriculum, drama nas new staff Both journalism and drama classes were changed this year. Perhaps the most striking change was in the format of the WEB, which became a four-page tabloid distributed to everyone at the school on Fridays, before its appearance in the Ames Tribune. An introductory journalism course was added this year, putting out the news letter to parents as a project. After first semester, the Applied Journalism course became the WEB production class. Both instructors were new this year in the Drama Department. They were Mr. Wayne Hansen, head, and Mr. Jack Gil- bertson. Drama classes included instruc- tion in acting techniques and production of several plays. LARRY KATZ DAVE SCHULZE Members of Mr. Gilbertson's Beginning Drama class present Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood. 25