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A He would be directed to sit in the Pep Club section where he wouldnt be so con Q What is the name of the fat lady who takes your money in the grocery store A Chubby Checker j Book Titles Homemaking Can be Fun by Ellen Femberg What to Do When Chased by Clyde Duncan by Mike Yeaman Public Speaking by Ed Huffman Happy Birthday Tuesday AprI 211964 Prom Troubles Better late than never is AT THE BOBCAT INVITATIONAL on Saturday Mike Schwartz gained second place in both the iow and high hurdles to help the Cyclones to their tenth straight victory in the ten years the meet has been held Photo by Howard and Ccr wick Ace track coach the thought for all junior and senior girls that havent been invited to the prom Maybe some boys should take a few hints from this old proverb Dont count your chickens before theyre hatched is a good example of those girls who have bought their prom dresses but havent been in yet Beth Ward to Girls State Beth Ward junior has been selected from ten candidates nominated as the Hawkeye Girls State representative sponsored by the Ames Amer ican Legion Auxiliary Beth chosen on personality scholarship and interest in gov will attend Hawkeye Girls State in Cedar Falls June 1420 Her activities include band and chorus and last week Beth was chosen as one of the six regu lar cheerleaders for the com ing school year Jane Martin junior was chosen as alternate in the event that Beth cannot attend Witty sayings culled from news A little quip from Wildcat Den The freshman child is oh so shy She silently longs for the Sophomore guy But the sophomore boy head In a whirl Admiringly stares at the jun Salute to Hi Covey The Web Staff would like to salute Hiram Covey track coach who has compiled an outstanding record in his 20 years of coach ing the Ames High track team During this time Mr Covey and his have won eight state indoor championships and seven outdoor championships Even more significant is the fact that Ames High has only lost two Central Iowa Conference Championships since Mr Covey came to Ames High The most outstanding fact however is that Coveys trackmen have only lost one district meet since 1945 In 1961 Tech of Des Moines edged out Ames and gave them their first district loss Before coming to Ames High Mr Covey coached five years of track at Odebolt and five years at Cherokee During his coaching career many outstanding athletes have developed from his tire less and sacrificial coaching Certainly not many coaches have given so much time and effort to their profession as has Mr Covey Among the many Ames High trackmen who have gone on to make good their track ability are Cliff Cushman Olympic hurt ler Fred Errington Bob Covey state champion Jack Stevens vaulter John Murray vaulter John Wilkins former ISU track coach and Dave Chipman ISUs number one vaulter This is only a small number of the many boys who have made good after graduating from Mr Coveys coaching Coveys track squad won their state indoor championships in 46 55 57 58 59 62 63 and 64 State outdoor champion ships were in 49 55 56 57 58 60 and 63 With such an outstanding coach and an undefeated track team it is hoped the students and loyal Ames fans will reflect their pride in the team by attending the upcoming Drake Relays and the remaining track meets 4mes trackmen win tenth Bobcat meet Ames won its tenth straight Bobcat Invitational title Satur day as it defeated Marshalltown 74 to 72 in a close battle Ames sparkled in the two mile relay and the open 880 The two mile team of Jim Handley Allan Simpson Tom Bauder and Mike Yeaman ran a time of and Jim Handley ran a open 880 Both times were meet records and the best times in the state this season Jim Ingvoldstad followed Hand ley across the tape to make it a finish for Ames in the open 880 The other Ames first place resulted from John Sheelers 126 pole vault Taking second places were the medley relay consisting of Allan Simpson Tom Bauder Nordskog and Bruce Hach the mile relay composed of Bob Dotson Nordskog Tom Bauder and Steve Miller and Mike Schwartz in both hurdles Three records were broken by Clyde Duncan North Des Moines in the 100 220 and 440 dashes with times of 97 218 and 49 seconds respectively Baker of Roosevelt leaped 63 for another record in the high jump Edited by Ames High School Journalism Class Performances of Ames track sters were as follows 2mile Simp son Bauder Yeaman record 1st 880yard 1st record Ingvoldstad 2nd Pole vault Sheeler 1st Smalling 4th Medley Bau der Nordskog Hach 2nd Mile Nordskog Bauder Miller 2nd 120 152 2nd Dunleavy 163 4th 180 203 2nd 515 2nd Uke na 525 4th Soph 1st High 3rd Foreman 5H 4th Broad 3rd 440 Schwartz Ostrem Landsberg 448 3rd 880 Nord skog Miller Dotson 3rd 4th 5th Mile relay Younie Shadle Singer 4th 231 4th 440 relay Soph Bliss Boylan Younie Steil 474 5th Exceptional heartwarming characterize Anne Frank ior girl But the junior girl in a dash ing sedan Boldly chooses the senior man But the senior man hand some and wild Secretly loves that Freshman child Juniors and seniors at Mason City are selling magazine sub to finance their Jun Prom After three days of selling their total reached Did you know that You can always tell a freshman by his green and saucy air you can always tell a junior by his ten dency to stare you can always tell a senior by his sympathetic touch you can always tell a sophomore but vou lell him much From the school paper in Brookings South Dakota Roosevelt High has been hit by Uie epidemic Up to April 15 174 students had been hit with the 20th Century Plague with as many as 23 students being sent daily by JACKIE HILLS and KATHY MANCHESTER Enthusiastic audiences thor enjoyed the unusual set superb acting and realistic technical achieve ments of Anne Frank the Senior Class play last Friday and Saturday nights Upon entering the theater the audience observed the stark hiding place of Anne and seven other Jewish captives Annes diary which bound the play tightly together revealed the life of the groups waiting in fear of being discovered by the Nazis The cast of ten directed by R T Hamilton convincingly portrayed their poignant roles The part of Anne Frank was winningly played by Connie Bailey Immediately capturing the hearts of the audience Con nie ran the gamut of adolescent emotion in the three years sh was imprisoned in an office attic Dennis Dowell and Mary Jo Lasche as Mr and Mrs Frank performed well as the loving father am concerned mother of a troubled young girl and her older sister Sharon as Margot captured the essence of he role of the more reserved sister The Van Daans character by Kevin Woodworth Jun Frederick and Rolfe as heir son Peter added sparkle o the plot June as the dom neering wife and Kevin the represent ed the very image of their Rolfe conveyed a true performance of a Jewish during the inbetween Adding zest John Brown as 3r Dussel depicted Sue Mathison Miep and Knott Mr Kraler pro their parts as the es capees only link with the out side world Technically an exceptional presentation The Diary of Anne Frank left a ng effect upon all who attend ed Miss Compos receives grant Miss Graciela Compos Span ish instructor received a grant from the National De Education Act to attend the summer program for high school language instructors at Vanderbilt University in Nash ville Tennessee Miss Compos will participate in the Spanish program from lune 15 until August 1 and take courses in new teaching meth ods applied and au dio visual aids in language in struction Ames High golfers have busy week Ames High golfers had a busy week competing in two dual meets and the Carroll Invita tional Tuesday the golfers had a dual meet at which the Bobcats won 156172 Steve Badger of Marshalltown was medalist for the meet with a 36 The scores for Ames were Harriss King 41 Kent Hildreth and Chuck Knapp 43s and Tom Rice 45 The Little Cyclone golfers played host to Webster City Thursday Ames fired a team score of 168 while Webster City had a 182 Medalist for the meet was Ames Mike Strick land with a 37 Kent Hildreth shot a 42 Chuck Knapp 43 and Steve Craig and Steve Ladd 46s At the Carroll Invitational Saturday Ames High tied for tenth in a field of twenty Sioux City Central won the 18hole meet with a 314 The Little Cyclone score was 334 Hildreth was low for Ames with an 81 while Strickland had an 82 Rice 84 and Knapp 87 The next meet for Ames is a dual at Grinnell Wednesday Vocal music spring concert to be April 28 Wayne Cross director and the vocal music students of Ames High School will present their annual spring concert at 8 pm on Tuesday night April 23 in the Central Auditorium Over 240 students from the choir the mixed chorus and the boys and girls glee clubs will take part in the program The music will range from re ligious to popular numbers with three solos and several selections with rhythm accom student officers Dennis Kelso was elected Fri day to be student body presi dent for the first semester of the 19641965 school year The announcement came as the cli max to a hectic week of open campaigning and many more hours of behind the scenes work Dennis was the first president to be elected under the new system of a presiden ticket Dave Bauske was his running mate under the amendment DON VANHOUWELING shown on the job at Motor Sales and Service is enrolled in the industrial educational program at AHS Photo by Cerwick and Howard Industrial education Learning with profits Tickets may be purchased DAVE BAUSKE from any music student The advance prices of 15c for stu dent and 25c for adults will be doubled on the night of the performance College Day A browsing period will be a special feature at the Col lege Day for juniors and their parents on April 27 from to The browsing period which will be new this year is to help those who have no definite ideas about which col lege to attend Twenty colleges are expected to send representatives and each student may visit with two or more counselors passed by a student body ref early this month Dennis had this to say about his election to the of fice Both Dave and I are extremely happy to elected because it is some thing both of us and our committee worked hard to attain We will certainly do our best to do a good job The election assembly last Friday displayed the six candi dates Kelso and Bauske Phil Sargent and Sandy Kinker and Rick Jellinger and Ron Bleek er to the student body for the first time Each candidate gave a twelve minute presentation involving his platform a short outline of his character and that of his running mates and general information concerning their attitude toward the office Speaking for Kelso were Neil Thompson Mary Ann Maurer and Soults along with six very loud coach horns The platform involved a plan for change in the junior and senior class election pro a fof reducing fares for student buses to out of town games an student activity ticket and fa for study in the cafeter ia Dennis also stated his belief that the key to a stronger high school was through a more active student council The impromptu question for this year was Why do you feel that you would make a good student body president Kelso said that his interest in the school in general and his belief that the student body presi dent must be a strong leader he felt qualified him for the candidacy Dennis Ostrem this semes ters student said that he body president considered election a tremendous success The new voting system in use for only its second presidential election Ostrem stated pulled over 85 of Ames High stu dents to the polls He also commended all three candi dates for their cam Happy Birthday Shakespeare BAND CONCERT Dick Schory percussion ist will conduct the annual Band Festival to night at pm in the Centra gymnasium The Ames Webster City and Fort Dodge high school bands will combine lo form a 275picce festival band By MIKE SCHWARTZ Its interesting and its fun remarked Don Van Houweling senior while talking about his work in the vocational educa tion department of Ames High Don who is enrolled this se mester in science and industrial occupations is currently em ployed at Motor Sales and Serv ice owned by Norm Dunlap His job in the mechanical parts department includes taking in of incoming shipments of parts keeping the files and records up to date distributing equipment to mechanics and delivering parts to customers Working hours for Don are from 1 to 5 pm during the week and from 8 am to 12 noon on Saturdays He receives a nominal fee for his work on school time and the going rate for working on his own time He also gets two credits which is equal to what a student re for two regular high school courses Don believe he has benefited from this program I have learned a lot from my work its interesting and Im getting paid at the same time Be sides he added I get out of school earlier to get on the job experience Student Council makes revision At the Student Council meet ing on April 14 Dave Schworm chairman of the handbook re vision committee asked the Council to approve the editing and correcting of thr Student 1 Council Constitution The edit ing and correcting was approv leading last Friday The jun iors are Mary Ann Maurer Three juniors three sophs for Six cheerleaders three jun iors and three sophomores were elected for varsity cheer ed and the Constitution will be They will rehearse in the j printed in Ulc Wickersham explained that a requisition had been sent gymnasium during he day under direction to prepare for the evenings concert Schory a hand lead er will introduce a now mood for the annual concert by using modern music will be no admis sion for HIP concert awl the public is invited to Walter Superintend ent for paint for boundaries on the asphalt basketball area The decision was madn to tie on Friday i from 8 to 10 instead of ing to Saturday remain ing parties will be on April 25 May 15 the party to which Welch and Central ninth grade arc invited nnd bowling party May 21 a Margy Staniforth and Beth Ward Sophomores are Murie Foreman Jane Peterson anc Mary Thompson The sophomores tried out I Wednesday morning during the and he jun iors tried out Thursday morn ing during the same period Twelve girls were nominated from those that tried out Votes were cast Friday during the student body elections and re sults were announced on KASf radio at 5 pm The vocational education de at Ames High is di by Owen Shadle and Don is one of 28 students who lave enrolled in the science and industrial occupations area his year Mr Shadle said about this program We ap greatly the opportun ty our young people have to use thousands of dollar of up to date equipment in modern facilities under the direction of experienced personnel through out the community Since its inception in 1948 we feel this rias been a very worthwhile program for our high school seniors Four girls recite French poetry win state prizes French students Barbara Bla gen and Mary Montgomery won prizes at the French poetry contest held in Iowa City Sat April 11 Barbara Eliz abeth Bacon and Pam Hanson entered the second year divi sion where they presentee memorized poems Barbara re cited Familiale by Prevert and tied for third place Mary who entered the fourth year di vision tied for second place reciting Harmonie du soir by Baudelaire The girls accompanied by Mrs Dorothy Vandecar attend ed a French banquet at the Carousel Restaurant Speakers at the luncheon were M Rene French attache from Chicago and the President o Ic chapitre de 1AA TF They adjourned to the Senate Chamber of the Old Capitol on the campus where the contest was held Every student and faculty member in Ames High will that April 23 is William The purpose of the Ames High Pep Club iy to generate pep fof all athletic functions All eligi ble girls in the senior class who wish to abide by the rules of he club may become members 400th birthday expressed Miss Mary McNally n reflecting the feeling of the department on the cele oration of birth day Thursday morning a brief tribute to Shakespeare will be given on the sound system Ap in the lobby will be he painting by Larry McCoy of the Three Watches from Macbeth Barb Sealine chairman of advertising for the event is working with Mrs Pricilla Sage art teacher and ether students to make posters to be displayed throughout the building Each English class will do something in class to pay tribute to the bard on his birthday Miss McNallys English liter ature class will entertain at a Shakespearean party the Eng lish literature students of first semester and members of Mrs Vegors period two class Queen Elizabeth portrayed by Margy Shepherd will be the hostess and the honored guest will be William Shakespeare played by Robert Hamilton Each class member portraying a Shake character will pre sent in an appropriate manner an appropriate birthday gift to Shakespeare At the English depart ment will be host to the faculty school board and Superintend ent Walter Hetzel at a party in the cafeteria Decorations will carry out the theme and even the traditional swans of StratfordonAvon will appear on the birthday cake baked by Mrs Margaret Cutlip Music for the occasion will be pro vided by sophomore Madrigal Singers who will sing three Elizabethan songs The official hostess for the party will be Queen Elizabeth portrayed by Mrs Elizabeth Dickinson and Mr Hamilton will again portray Shakespeare Readings from each of the three Shakespearean plays stu died by high school students will be presented Steve Pepper will read from Julius Shirlee Smith will present a portion of Macbeth and Den nis Dowell will read from Committees for the party are Grace Baus ke table decorations Mrs Betty Hunt Mrs Judy Hodoval Miss Swedel refresh ments Mrs Aurilla Vegors Mrs Mary Reno Mrs Sharon Anderson Eve yn Thompson Mrs Nancy and William Ripp Mem bers of the seventh period Eng ish literature class will serve the refreshments defeat Newton East Ames Highs tennis team earned two road victories last week defeating Newton 52 Tuesday and Des Moines East 43 Friday At Newton Ames captured four of five singles victories and one of two doubles match es Tom Barton playing as number one man John Tim mons Eric Donhowe and Paul Larson won the singles match es while Barton and won a doubles match The Little Cyclone playing without Timmons also defeated East at Courts Barton Donhowe and Larson won the singles match es while Barton and Donhowe took a doubles match Now holding a 31 record the team will meet Wednesday and Boone Thurs day at Brookside Twenty students enter Arts Fair Twenty students from Ames High School will compete along with about 300 school students in the Iowa Industrial Arts Fair to be held at the State College of Iowa Satur day Mike Elbert will enter in the open classification for students who receive more than ten hours of instruction a week Mike will display a model and drawings of his design of Flora Park in Des Moines George Perkovich Larry Harstad Jer ry 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