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SPIRIT PREVAILS How much were AHS athletes really worth? They were purchased by the highest bidding student or faculty member at a slave auction, one of the highlights of Homecom- ing week. The slaves spent one day carrying books, cleaning lockers, and fulfilling other requests of their masters. Other activities included a kick-off assembly, a car bash, and a leg contest. Don DoBell and Gail Ganske were crowned king and queen at the cor- onation ceremonies. Bad weather forced the bonfire to be cancelled. The late-night tradition of decorat- ing athletes houses was discon- tinued because of last year's damages. A huge pep assembly on Friday, dedicated to former student Linda Jones helped fire up the students. An Ames police officer took noise level readings to judge a cheering contest involving the three classes. Despite the enthusiasm, the Little Cyclones lost to the West Waterloo Wahawks, 0- . The Homecoming dance followed the game, and was well attended, with Smokey Moses providing the music. Activities during Homecoming pro- vided more students with a chance to get involved in school activities. Homecoming brings the school together, Paul VanDenBosch Summed up. Above: GO, TEAM, ROCK! June Millard, Sharna Robinson, Leslie Richard, and Lynnette Seifert represent girls swimming in a cheer contest. Despite their efforts, the cross country team won. Right: FOR SALE. Leslie Richard and Chris DesEnfants are ready for work, as William Ripp prepares to bid $13 for Kermith Harrington. Homecoming 13
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12 Homecoming Upper Left: WALK THIS WAY. Varsity football team members help raise school spirit by showing their legs at the pep assembly. Right ECSTATIC. Don Dobell and Gail Ganske, Homecoming king and queen, lead the procession to the gym for the post- coronation pep assembly. “Wow! | just can't believe it!” Don exclaims. Above: GO FOR IT. Paul Heil, Doug Canon, and Bob Ratliff rush the West Waterloo quarterback.
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Right: FOREVERMORE. Thelma ۲ (Mary Gruber) promises to wed the hero, Wallace Worthy (Dave Simpson), even though he turns out to be a bumbling Wells Fargo agent Lower Right: PLANS. The Mad Gypsy (Maria Osborn) schemes diabolically, working to uncover George Goodwright's gold fortune. Below: 'NOT DEAD YET? Splinters (Don DoBell), Thelma Goodwright (Mary Gruber) and Wallace Worthy (Dave Simpson) con- cernedly await Harriet Goodwright's (Margo Showers) voyage to heaven to join her father after being bitten by a poisonous spider. ١ aM T ۰ 4 i [IV uta 14 Fall Play
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