Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Most People Exist — That Is All

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“To Live Is the Rarest Thing in the World ... fits) Ay -fcSlL.- IL

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I Bonfire Kicks Off Homecoming ’73 Hours of planning by Student Council led to an ex¬ citing, unique Homecoming for 1973. The week previous, our opponents, the Prairie Heights Panthers came by night and engraved their initials on the Boomershine field using kerosene. Revenge was calculated by Mr. Joe Sirk, football team coach, and the Angola Hornets. Although rain was predicted by Earl Finkle, Hornets downed Pan¬ thers 28-6. Jan Simons, junior, was named homecoming queen 73 before the game. A bonfire and snake dance tipped off Homecoming 73. The snake dance, sponsored by Student Council was held on Friday morning during activity period. Rain flooded out the carnival, but subsid¬ ed in time for the annual powder-puff football game. Sen¬ iors succumbed to the underclassmen 28-6. Seniors scored only in the first quarter. Homecoming 73 was brought to a close with a dance featuring “Scorpio King in the gymnasium on Saturday night. TOP RIGHT: The mighty Hornets followed the cheerleaders in the slithering march to victory. BOT¬ TOM LEFT: When you’re at the end of the line in a snake dance, the key word is PATIENCE! BOTTOM RIGHT: Area firemen aided in lighting the homecoming bonfire. II