Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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If | had a car I'd drive it which is too bad because too many people drive alone in their own cars now.’ ERFLO EE ransportation became an Some priviledged few were allowed to conditions, she added, “If I had а car Т increased necessity for park in the chuckhole-riddled north Га drive it which is too bad because students. Many relied on the lot with a special permit. Another too many people drive alone in their family car or their own. I've overflow poured over at the bike racks own cars now.” | become really dependent upon using every day when weather permitted 4 my parent’s second саг. I’d never be pedaling and even sometimes when it A new method of transportation 1 able to keep up with my tight didn’t. provided salvation for a f ew carless | schedule without it, explained Ann students. For 75 cents and about an Swan. The irreplaceable school bus was a hour’s wait, you could be chauffered regular mode of transporation for anywhere in town by the new minibus The growing number of cars became many students. Laury Goll said of service, Cy-ride. So with more drivers evident when so many drove to’ school riding the bus, “I ride the bus home, and Cy-ride, “getting there” became that even the overflow lot overflowed but when the weather permits, Га less of a hassle. into 20th Street, over the curbs and rather run the six miles home onto every available patch of grass. instead.” Of the crowded parking

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Me Y 2 ё 25 yt he + a me E Ue TH [4 Above Left: As at all Ames public schools, a special flag is flown each day. Above Center: Karen Willham, Steve Huston, Owen Herrnstadt and Julie Carey, student representitives, meet to discuss upcoming events. Above Right: Items as this ba nk, have become essential souvenirs. Lower Left: Mark Fredrickson, choir representative, presents the first copy of their album to Governor Robert D. Ray. Below Center: An elementary school child solemnly pledges allegiance to his country. Below Right: Decked out in Bicentennial finery, Julie Gilman and Julie Herrick flaunt yet another example of commercialism. vie just don't seem to pect the | EUE im