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D ancing during the Student Council sponsored luau April 29, juniors Laura McKlveen and Carrie | Stidwell jam to music by Outrage. (Photo by Anne Johnston) | SPIRIT 1988 Ames High School 20th and Ridgewood Ames, lowa 50010 | 3 Volume 76 H Title 4 | 1 £1 —À———— — — — ሙ ` L- ። | ለከ ፅ T | ve e - i e D à é | P
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As the doors of Ames High opened on September 1, students knew that there was something special about this year. Three days later, wearing their Bock in Black” buttons and waving their orange and black pom-pons, they flocked to the first football game of the season against Fort Dodge. They showed their enthusiasm again on September 9, volunteering for the AHS Fund Drive and raising $13,300. After a month of exchanging notes and gifts, over 150 freshmen girls discovered who their Big 515 were at the Discovery Night party October 5, which kicked off Homecoming Week. Other activities during Homecoming Week in- cluded powderpuff football games, window painting, coronation, a bonfire and the first-ever Saturday- night dance. The football team ended its season with a victory over West Des Moines Dowling, capturing the Metro Conference title. As the cold temperatures of winter forced students to bundle up, seniors kept warm by lighting their bunsen burners in chemistry classes. The annual, and somewhat controversial, Mis- tletoe Dance raised a record $1522, providing an- other way for students to keep warm while smooch- ing with their favorite sweetheart. Students enjoyed a two-week Winter Vacation that was filled with an “Enchanted Forest, a quick get-aways to warmer climates and a little time to catch up on sleep and homework. Classes resumed on January 4, and stu- dents honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with an as- sembly on January 15. As first semester came to a close, students pulled grueling all-nighters and lived on No-Doz in order to survive their final exams. n the Senior Directed One Act Plaza Suite, senior Kathleen Brewer portrays a worried moth- er. Plaza Suite was di- rected by senior Kris Hall- berg. (Photo by Anne Johnston)
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