Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Sophomore Class Poem In the year ’17, in September A class you will all long remember, As Freshmen, indeed, fifty strong Came to boost A. H. S. along. As students we ranked as the best. We seldom failed in a test; And when it came to exemption day We were usually there with a get-away. The school year passed, as years will do, Our Freshmen quarters we out grew; And took up others. O’er the door In green and white was “Sophomore.” This year in study and in deed, Our class has been far in the lead; How well we’ve done, how well we know, The high school record books will show. The algebra, with X Y Z, Before 11s had to bow the knee. Geometry we’ve waded through, The theorems and problems, too. In German, too, our works were grand. We talked like one from Fatherland ; Old Caesar did some running tall, We've chased him up and down all Gaul. In basket-ball our skill was felt, All class scalps dangle at our belt; Our spirit nothing can undo, Next year we’ll add a scalp or two. Sophomore lass History In 1908 forty-one boys and girls entered the first grade, w'hich was then taught by Miss Minnie Tinkham. Of this number, fourteen remain. Some have joined us in the different grades, and others have with drawn, so that our roll now contains forty-five names. We have had kind and experienced teachers in all the grades. We thought our actions as Freshmen deserved very little criticism, but it was with a feeling of relief when we became Sophomores, and could see others get the brunt of the usual Freshman chaff. Our members take part in the various school activities; we are represented m the Glee Clubs and choruses and in the different fields of athletics. Our ambition is to leave a good record behind us. We hope that not only shall all of our present members be with us in 1920, but that many others will share our honors.

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Eighth Grade President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Poet .......... .... Alfred Evans ... Vern Hoagland .. Theodore Wood Lawrence Emerson ,...Vera Bachelor . Nellie Coleman CLASS MOTTO Where there's a will, there's a way. EL( VER—Field Daisy. COLORS—Gold and white. YELL Whiz, whiz, hickety-sizz. Rickety ram, rickety russ, Eighth grade-------“That’s us.” ROLL Earl Greenley Bayne Morley Karl Mast Pauline Ransburg Laura Baker Harold Dolph Raymond Smith Wayne Swift Russell Hart Leon Cole Yoland Miller John Rose Aileen Taylor Viviene Shuman Marvin Allion . Carl Frey gang Roy Shoup Allee Miller Nona Wilcox Eloise Willis Jeanette Hendry Ralph Williamson Francis Alspach Charles Bresler Charles Frisby Ruth Wert Ruth Cline Wayne Adams Ralph Jenkins Howard McKensie Bernice Cravens Gladys Morrison Leonard Slaybaugh Irene Pierson Roy Harmon Clarence Adams