Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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BALANCING ACT. During a gymnastics meet, senior Annie Dougan steadies herself. Dougan was named best all- around in the Metro Conference. (Photo by Vel Randic) ëm, qo] om umen ct omm‏ ری ہہ d‏ A STEADY HAND Careful application of make- up is a vital part of creating a character in theater, Junior Lara Hill uses brown grease paint to create winkles before a performance. (Photo by Barb Farrar) | SPRINGBREAK. Hawaii was the springbreak va- cation spot for seniors Troy Evans and Charles Vondra. Many students took trips to places like Spain, France, and Florida. (Photo by Carl Von- dra) ee MÀ - — ۹ GRAPPLIN’ During a wrestling match sophomore Paul Weltha attempts to pin his opponent. (Photo by Barb Farrar) h B ES E 1 S da mg Ó Opening A ہے‎ Above

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NATURE’S BOUNTY. The new greenhouse gave students a chance to experiment with different 0 plants. They grew hibiscus and poinsettias. (Photo by Erik Munson) ۰ Ee a lua i TIME CONSUMING. One of the most memorable aspects of self-scheduling was waiting in line. Sophomore Georgann Griffin waits to have her schedule okayed in the final check-out line. (Photo by Barb Farrar) A CLOSE EMBRACE. Slow dances were often the favorites at the Winter Formal. Juniors Chris Anderson and Chris Sharp sway to the sounds of the band, Pinch. (Photo by Vel Randic) Opening 5 A Cut Above ee ere ee

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ELI itu v NONSEXIST EDUCATION. AHS had many male stu- dents taking courses which formerly consisted of females only. Senior Jim Cable works on an assign- ment in a Creative Foods class. (Photo by Dana Seehater) HITTING THE BOOKS. Before a physics test, junior - 00000000080 Melinda Taschetta studies in the IMC. Free per- iods were often used for last minute cramming, (Photo by Amy Verhoeven.) DANCING SHOES. Many students let loose at the Spirit sponsored sweetheart dance. David Moravetz sings along to the music provided by KUSR, the ISU student radio station. (Photo by Vel Randic) ON THE PHONE. Acting out her role in the Senior One-Acts is junior Kristen Egeland. The One-Acts gave seniors the opportuni- ty to direct plays. (Photo by Barb Farrar) Opening A Cut Above