Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Rows of empty chairs in the Hilton Coliseum await the commencement exercises and the class of 2 i o- 4 9 JE. 5 Pad , ےے جا‎ ct ‘ -— r 8 0 ہے مم‎ P p صو‎ ٠ aw -— o اويا‎ E AA é t و ? ; و‎ 4 asa. — — -——— — سس جم ہے‎ et Su 9 tee - -— 15 Pre-commencement: four easy steps The SPIRIT presents a special edition of the Ames High School Game: how to graduate in four easy steps. Step one. Rest up for the ceremony during senior week. However, lose one turn upon realization that senior “week” is only four days. Step two. Attend the Senior Picnic at the Ames Golf and Country Club. Enjoy swimming, golf, volley ball and food under sunny skies. Throw Dr. Farrar into the pool (take an extra turn.) Step three. Accompany your folks to Bacca- laureate at C. Y. Stephens Auditorium. If your father is a member of the clergy, he helps conduct the service. Step four. Don your cap and gown, and pre- pare for that big moment when you... With expressions of tension, sobriety and amusement, the graduates enter via Pomp and Circumstance.

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