Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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 Shipe. Rick Silberg. Greg Smith. Joe Smith. Shannon Stakely. Diane Steele. Ed Stetler. Regina Stetler. Steven Stewart. Charity Stoudinger. Mary Stoy, Chris Sturtz, Allen Sumney. Lisa VanDyne. Rob Verburg. Cindy Waite. Debbie Walker. James Walter. Ted Weicht. John Weiss. Erich Wenzel. Wendy Whittaker. Chris Wickizer. Matt Wieland. Beckie Wilber. Kim Wilcox. Brad Wilsey. Robin Woodruff. Leigh Wren. Jenny Yarger. Lori Zimmer. Mary Onofrietti. Ken SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS After a vandal's prank. Bob Roland and Doug Strong gather up the chainsawed” pieces of the old pine tree that grew by the school’s doors. JUNIORS 55

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 NOT PICTURED David Martin loves to sing. Presently he is eighteen years old. and has been singing for ten years. He has been in numerous plays and has gone to many voice lessions. Voice lessions are really the only expense for this particular hobby. The only setback that David has had was not getting the parts in plays that he wanted. Singing has helped Martin get along with people and it has also boosted his sense of humor. David has made one recording. 'Til Never Love Again, in Fort Wayne with John Curtis. Martin has sung in most of the churches in Angola, three State Contests in Indianapolis, and has tried out for international plays in St. Louis, Missouri. David has some advice: take all of the foreign languages courses you can in school and also take four years of band. Finally, you have to be a go-getter because its a hard business with alot of ups and downs. Bennett. MaryAnn Book, Troy BOwman, Michelle Elston. Shelley Emerick, Tony Engle. Jeff Fraley, Curtis Freed, Rita Holt, Jenny Hullinger, Kevin Loomis. Bobby Martin. Kenneth McNaughton, Tim Schieber. Carmen Sharrow, Curt Short. Jeannie Skaggs, Laurie Strong. Doug Stukey. Doug Swift, Debra Swiniuch, Jim Wood, Ray v ? 54 JUNIORS Before school Mike Musser carefully reviews a chapter in preparation for his upcoming test.

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Sophomore Dawn Stoy has a hobby of bowling which she started at the age of eight, thanks to her cousin. Her first game was launched with a ten point total. After such a disastrous start, she was seriously thinking of abandoning the hobby, but decided against quiting and now carries a 157 average. Over her eight year career, she has acquired eleven trophies of which none emerge as a favorite. The A.J.B.C. City tourney enacted her biggest win in 1981 when she and her partner took first place in doubles, she captured second in singles, and won first in over-all events. The level she competes in is the age group from 1401. Her family supports Dawn by transporting her to state wide tournaments. Furthermore, her mom watches her play and gives some helping advice. This advice is often unheeded or Dawn feels she is a better bowler. Jacque Smith. Jenni Sharp and Tracey Johnson work on the missing link cube during free time in French. Cubic puzzles such as Rubic Snake. Rubic Revenge. Rubic Pyramid were the latest fad in 1982. Cindy Appleman smiles as she is working on her pantomine in Mrs. Owens’ classroom. 56 SOPHOMORES