Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Mini-courses, trials, political activity, govern- ment options, independent study, two new courses and a new IMC kept the Social Studies Department busy through the year. The two new courses were International Relations and Project PASS. IR is a class in which students, through war games and research papers, learn about the policies of the United States. Project PASS is a program to in- volve students who find school dull or boring by relating all subjects. Both the Democratic and Republican parties had student organizations. The political activity was topped off with an election, in which the students voted. Richard Nixon defeated George McGovern 237 to 183. Independent Study enabled Mark Allen to scan politics. a zi am Kier. ` Ld نیت‎ Project PASS attempts to get everyone involved from teachers to parents Magazines from the IMC kept to students. Dale VanderWal and Stan Elliott took apart a 327 engine block. Gary Bornmueller informed. ¥ 24 Social Studies

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Posing in their outfits, Miss Nuss, Mrs. Mollet, Nadia Vander- Gaast and Mr. Carlson celebrate foreign dress day. Debbie Wirkus demonstrates authentic French can-can. [o Reno. Wes 2 | T | ` Beauty contestants smile; Miss Greece awaits the judges’ decision; “Her” identity is revealed as Kent Cox. 26 Language 7 سوت و ی بت مر ee ee ee