#Bernie mic drop full#

Leaving the students, the staff, and the all wonderful people Mr. His kids went here, his wife works here, and his whole family considers Ames high as home. As a huge figure for students, Spence is truly loved among students and staff alike. “As an og member of Spence’s big bois, I know that Ames high school won’t be the same without him,” said Iluda, president of NHS and leader of various other clubs at Ames high. Senior Iluda Ko has especially been a friend to Spence throughout his time here at Ames high.

His last will be their last and he’s excited to leave Ames high with them at the end of the month. Spence feels as though he’s grown up with the current senior class and will be graduating with them this year. He strongly believes that Ames High is unique, with exceptionally creative people that he’s truly proud to call his students, especially the senior class. Students can be anything they want to here, and that’s why I believe it’s such a special place” While being a diverse school, students are talented in many areas and seek more from this small-town Iowa life given to them in Ames. He loves the pride, enthusiasm, and drive, the students of Ames high have to offer. This one is particularly bittersweet for our beloved principal, Spence. The coming alterations of each new season of life are hard adjustments and are oftentimes bittersweet for the person leaving and everyone else around them. Things are constantly changing, people move on, and new opportunities arise. The end and the beginning all mixed into one historic moment. The techies cry silently and the seniors cheer triumphantly. The loud crash signals the end of the speech and the beginning of something new. The thunderous bang that shocked the world. Then, a completely unexpected, all of a sudden, THUD.

The speech ends and the crowd goes wild, mildly excited for the new school year to begin, but mostly for lunch or class with Mr. His Ames High pride is evident in the huge grin on his face, the iconic Ames high jacket he’s wearing, and the letter A tattooed on his arm. Spence Evans is reciting the typical school spirit spiel and all is at peace in the world. The skippers have skipped, the ISU class attendees are at their classes, and the rest of the student body is completely silent.

#Bernie mic drop full#

Full of underclassmen, upperclassmen, the best teachers, the worst teachers, and the okay teachers all together in one space. A gym, lacking air conditioning, fills with over a thousand students.