Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

Page 8 text:

GREEN THUMBS. The new $68,000 greenhouse helped students culti- vate an interest in botany. Sophomores Scott Vansickle and Jill Dasher water Easter lilies during a biology lab. (Photo by Dana Seehafer) ۱ 8ب j 2M f;‏ t | a‏ و j‏ A‏ - e‏ `. e or نہ‎ B بت‎ e: DÉI BE MY VALENTINE. Over 150 volunteers visited Ames area nursing homes on Valentine’s Day. Cheryl Jacobson hugs a friend during one of the Valentine parties. (Photo by Dana Seehafer) MAKING A PRINT. While in art class, junior Kristie Burns creates a letter head with India ink for her graphic design assignment. (Photo by Erin An- dersen) WOMAN IN BLACK. Many students invited 4 Openin alumni to the Winter Formal. Senior Kate Sea- A Cut Above grave and her date John Grant dance to the music of Pinch. (Photo by Vel Randic)

Page 7 text:

SELF. : vg BLUES. Sophomores Jana MC when they had problems with assignments. Vie 0 shelby Myers fil out bubble sheets ` senior Julie Osweiler works on her Algebra ll dur- ۷۷ er class codes as they complete the ing a free period. (Photo by Barb Barrar.) scheduling process. (Photo by Barb Farrar), NAS EE OS CRRA E Ee AS MR یں رب ۰ون‎ e 8 ee C Gell,‏ ےر ۹ WS‏ EL ہف‎ NOT NES 5 رہ وی ہیں‎ A. the break-in. (Photo by Barb Farrar) BREAKING AND ENTERING. The remains of the break-in in the main office lay scattered on the Openin floor. Over $40 worth of items were stolen in 3 A Cut Above HELP ۱۶ HERE. Many students went to the Math A-ONE, A-TWO. In order to prepare for a perfor- mance at Dr. Farrar's house, Mr. Karl Schloerke, Farrar, Mr. Keith Carlson, Mr. Dale Tramp, and Mrs. LoAnn Cambell practice in the boiler room. (Photo by Barb Farrar). PLAYING THE ROLES. Dress rehersals were nec- essary to smooth out any mistakes before open- ing night. Sophomore Sarah Berger and junior Katy Magee practice during a run through of David and Lisa. (Photo by Barb Farrar) E

Page 9 text:

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