Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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It was clearly unique hen students re- turned to school in mid-August to pickup their regis- tration packets, they were greeted at the door by the sounds of hammers and saws. Many were surprised to see that the lobby had been cut in size and a bookstore and ticket booth had been built into the northeast cor- ner of the lobby. Some students weren't happy with the shrunken lobby. I think every- one in the lobby agreed with me,” complained Lisa Rosa. “It needed to be made much bigger, not smaller.” And, when classes resumed, stu- dents found themselves burnt out alter the first day of school. It was not because of homework; but be- cause temperatures the first two weeks of school were above 95 de- grees and classes were dismissed almost daily at 1 p.m., cancelling many athletic practices and several pep assemblies. Hutchinson Field was shaking on its foundation when the students and parents screamed in unison as Chris Benson connected on a pass trom Bryan Griffin and ran it for a touchdown changing the score trom 14-14 tie with the Hoover Huskies to 20-14 in favor of Ames. Ihis victory gave the Little Cy- clones their first winning football season since 1977. 2 Opening PREGAME ACTIVITIES. lailgating, à social event generally associated with col- lege, was brought to AHS by seniors. m + a“ | ы KÉ: ig Wes BUMMIN’ BIG TIME. Members 9 girls basketball team look on as the’ serves finish out a game against He ? ` 4 E 2 | met | d | U р А L1 260 у, e E B WHAT'S NEXT? Devon Epstein and Brad Hoffman work on solving a problem during their lab period in Chemistry À. ООН OKLAHOMA! Junior Dave White was one of the many underclassmen ta occupy lead roles in the fall musical.

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te E L = s EE wegen. A vi o E Е ЧФ ирер у= cm — fr HIGH FIVE. John Ingram and Dave Schaefer show their enthusiasm alter win- ning the Homecoming game against Lin- coln.