Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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te‏ ام TERPSICORE. After many hours of practice juniors Tami Cott, Eric O'Berry, and David White perform their dances at Terpsichore. (Photo by Dana seehafer) [ a اا‎ CET: Dee‏ ` گی WE‏ ٭ نمی D 5 p=‏ ا 3 UA obe‏ ` Kä — f‏ D‏ i i `‏ ۰ Lu‏ TRAVELING ABROAD. Posing for a picture in Paris are juniors Lisa Tice, Cathy Stidwell, and Kelly Dasher. The French trip was March 8 to the 16. (Photo by Brenda Pedigo) FIRST DIVISION FINISH. Downing the ball in the Ames vs. Roosevelt game is senior Charles Von- dra, who was selected to the second All-State team. Vondra helped lead the Little Cyclones to a first division finish in the Metro conference. (Photo by Barb Farrar) TOGA DAY Dressed up for Toga Day are senior Linda Graver and junior Chris Fuqua, Toga day was part of the activities held during Homecom- ing week. (Photo by Janet Grover)

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t was a year to remember. We experienced many changes In leadershio, dances, registra- tion, graduation. The list goes on. And as students, we had a say in the changes that hap- pened. In the fall we voted from five different parties for the student council presidency. From those five, the leading team, seniors Tom Fleener and Dave Stenberg, won by only five votes. In November we had another decision to make. Ted Mondale and John Zacarro visited Ames High to encourage us to vote for their parents Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro. President Ronald Reagan was re-elected for a second term, but Geraldine Ferraro presented the idea of a female vice-president to the nation's voters. We also saw dances make a reappearance. After almost six months without a dance, except Prom, we began to have dances again, with few alcohol-related incidents. Homecoming and For- mal both experienced changes. Homecoming lost a bonfire and gained a free dance after tne coronation, Thursday night. The Christmas Formal changed its name to the Winter Formal so the name wouldn't descriminate against non-Chris- tians. Computer registration changed our semester break as well as our schedule. We had one less free day, but the standing in long lines and other hassles of self-scheduling were gone. As we saw the seniors graduate, a new batch of sophomores came in. [hese were, perhaps, the last set of sophomores to enter Ames High, be- cause rumour was, in 1986, freshmen would be at the high school. Another year passed and with the changes and improvements we realized we were A Cut Above. 4