Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Around the World Around the World brought a new style of entertainment to Angola High School. A wide variety of single acts and group acts were presented during the show. The ambitious cast included both students and teachers, who put in many hours of diligent practice. Refreshments served during the performances also added an interesting feature. This heightened the atmosphere of the nightclub and also brought in extra money for the Thespian Club. Around the World proved to be quite successful for AHS. Clockwise starting upper left: Ronnie Hammond portrays a drunk having difficulty reading his lines; On the world cruise Joni Crimmins ond Bruce Hull do a German polka; Sailo r Jody Bryan serenades two dancing beauties, Mr. Scott and Mr. Butz. 27

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Taming of the Shrew A play written by Shakespeare, The Taming of the Shrew, was presented by the student body this year. The play was under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty, with the lead actors played by Barb Sisler and Fritz Cripe. A good response from the student body and the community was shown toward the play. Clockwise starting above right: Fritz Cripe, as Petruchio, attempts to tame Kate, portrayed by Barb Sisler; Gilbert Heier, Renee Dygert, and Bruce Hull display the clothes of Shakespearean time; Matt Bradakis as Lucentio tries his hand at escorting Bianco, portrayed by Susan Johnson. 26

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Make your own kind of music The annual Spring Vocal Concert was given on the evenings of May 1 3 and 1 4. Under the direction of Miss Nancy Siebold, the theme Make Your Own Kind of Music was presented with various selections of songs. Songs were categorized into Show Songs, Country Music, Barbershop, Classical, Folk, Sacred, Today, and Popular. In each category participants costumed themselves accordingly. Dancing, jokes, and dialogues were also given. The casual arrangement of songs and conduction attracted ample crowds both nights. The closing numbers, which were popular songs, climaxed the show as the entire Choir left the stage and scattered up the aisles while singing the cheerful tune I Shall Sing.