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The student newspaper of, by, and for Ames High School.

The WEB

The student newspaper of, by, and for Ames High School.

The WEB

May 2019

Corinne Sailor, Comic Artist May 23, 2019

Sparkman: A bird finally set free..

Akshata Gandhe, Profiles Editor May 22, 2019

From derivatives and integrals to chain rules, Stuart Sparkman has saved every struggling AP Calculus student at this school. Mostly known as the “Calc God” by several students, Sparkman has been around...

Mike Scaramellino

Mike Scaramellino

Oliver Chen, Co-Editor in Chief May 20, 2019

As he finishes his second year teaching at Ames High, industrial technology teacher Mike Scaramellino will be saying goodbye. “I love just working with the kids. It’s a lot of fun. We have great...

The final mic drop: Spences farewell after 9 years at Ames high

The final mic drop: Spence’s farewell after 9 years at Ames high

Zoe Mamakos, In-depth Editor May 17, 2019

Imagine the perfect scene. A gym, lacking air conditioning, fills with over a thousand students. Full of underclassmen, upperclassmen, the best teachers, the worst teachers, and the okay teachers all...

Ann Lee leaves behind a loving legacy

Seth Bequette, Academics & Arts Editor May 17, 2019

“You did not wake up to be mediocre today!” is the phrase written across Ann Lee’s whiteboard just inside the doorway of Room One. Throughout the room the walls are filled with newspaper clippings...

Last class of Klass

Seth Bequette, Academics & Arts Editor May 17, 2019

With six languages and a plethora of curriculum under his belt, Daniel Klass is Ames’ High school’s very own “Renaissance man.” The multilingual humanity’s teacher is a regular attendee of the...

Bearing with the Block Scheduling

Bearing with the Block Scheduling

Seth Bequette, Reporter April 18, 2019

As soon as students found out, they were horrified: Block Scheduling. Quickly everyone was convinced doom was coming to drag students from their forty minute classes into some new tortuous ninety minute...

Dominik McDonald

Dominik McDonald

Oliver Chen, Co-Editor in Chief April 18, 2019

If one happens to hear the stately timpani of Berlioz’ Symphonie Fantastique or the lively xylophone runs of George Gershwin’s American in Paris drifting through the music wing, the source of the music...

SASHA

SASHA

Akshata Gandhe, Profiles Editor April 18, 2019

92 seconds. That is how often a person is sexually assaulted in this country, be it a 12-year-old or a 50-year-old. Junior co-leaders of SASHA (Students against Sexual Harassment and Abuse) Victoria Kyvergya...

Students participate in Mental Health first aid training in February.

Freshmen strive to improve mental health

Lucas Bleyle, Co-Editor in Chief April 17, 2019

According to a study in the Archives of General Psychiatry half of all chronic mental illness begins by age 14; three-quarters by age 24, making high school a critical time to identify and treat mental...

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