Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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EtECnVES HO WE ABOVE: Julie and Pain e- [)critiirnt with new, unique cooking ide RIGHT: Mr. Farv.T is al va s axailahlf all.T class to solve EspaHol pr blenias. Mr. Farver Miss Smith Mrs. Spoolstra Mrs. Buse Mrs. Hippenstecl Mrs. Trenncpohl M : . s mii ■m i h

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PHverCAL EDUOimON, wustc, fysrUNE-aRiH hidden talems OF NUjWEROUe INDIVIDUALS Mr. Frisinf);cr examines ihi Neil observe. Tom and The Music Department was involved in a variety of activities this year; in addition to usual concert performances; the marching band received a second at NISBOVA, and the area Vocal and Ensemble Contest was hosted by this department.- New forces were added to the P.E. division, including Mr. Maugherman. Mr. Robinson, and Mrs. Bartholomew. In the area of art, Mr. Neil Robinson s( t forth a gigantic effort in plans lor next car ' s prospective addition to hc school, ll will in- clude a new art room, complenienling an ex- traordinary revision in art curricuiuni, also to be added next year. Mr. Robinson watches Connn Bobas i onstruet somewhat niaeabre dis[)la A vital part of the Musir De|)artmenl. the cc choir rehearses. Does Dick Powers look luui ' ;

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EC, LANGUAGE SPUR fNDIVfDMAL CPLOmiC)NQ Que es la lengua? It ' s wearing earphones and drawing maps. It ' s listening to Miss Smith parle and the witticisms of Mr. Farver, while Mrs. Spoolstra guides students lli rough the reign of Julius Caesar. While the Language Department studies other cultures, the Home Ec. Department deals with things closer at hand. Much of the learning in Home Ec. classes comes about through indi- vidual participation in various projects. BELOW: Miss Smith and Jaci Wang discuss the cuhurai and social aspects of liv- ing in France. LOWER LEFT: One of the most important phases of homemaking is learning to cut, stitch, and rip apart. ABOVE: Mrs. Spoolstra and class take time out to play Latin cards (would you believe poker??). i i Paris