A lot of things have changed at Ames High since students last saw each other before spring break. With so many widespread global and national events happening over the past seven months, you’d be forgiven...
Nearly 4 weeks ago on September 7th, students from around the Des Moines metro area gathered at Terrace Hill to raise their voice in protest. This gathering even brought in some of our very own...
Almost everyone in the high school has to deal with the parking lot. If you are someone that owns a car, you have to park in it and spend 20 minutes getting out of it. If you are walking to school you...
We all know it’s coming. The end of an era, of everything we’ve known for 18 years of life.
The last year of high school. The last year of childhood. Where the people you’ve known: the people...
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...
Mr. Lachen, a name known by many and loved by all. But now he has a daughter, and needs to stay home to care for her and teach her the ways of science. He wants to leave to make sure that...
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...
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...
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...
