Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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25 e g: 3 3 Vi. Orchestra I. II. Ill, IV; Hi-Y III. To the class of '23 belongs the school’s radio authority and most expert electrcian—Marion. He's also a real trombonist. Chorus II, III, IV. And as for a domestic minded girl— such as you hear there is everything else but -well, here’s your chance gentlemen and a true one too. Flint H. S. I, II. Basket Ball III, IV; Base Ball III, IV; Hi-Y. Just why he’s so willing to sit on the freshmen side of the Assembly Room we can’t imagine. Hard to think it’s because he’s such an obedient lad in following the teachers’ requests. Chorus II III, IV; Hi-C. M.; Orchestra II. Ill, IV. Junior Dramatics. Be seated, all of you. This is literal when Dorothy starts to debate the KKK or most any question goes down before her wicked tongue. Class Treasurer II; Vice president III; Secretary and Treasurer IV; Hi-C. M.; Historical Club III. Junior Dramatics; Orchestra I, II, III, IV; Chorus I. II. IIII, IV; String Trio; Jazz Orchestra; Key Staff III, IV; Annual Staff IV. Babs holds the record for good humor and good sense. We of the class swell with pride every time we hear her play cello. Junior Dramatics; ‘Historical Club III; Minstrels IV; Track. The most dependable of fellows, particularly in shop work and as general utility man; the under-classmen will find it hard to take his place.

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Z-X e 5 Hi-C. M.; Historical Club III Chorus I, II, III, IV; Junior Dramatics; Mikado. Modesty rather than inability along this line keeps Mildred from speaking for herself. . o. 0b Uti Orchestra I, II, III, IV; Baseball I. II,; Track II; Director or grade orchestra IV. A decided success as director of the grade orchestra. A good student, better cornet player, and all-around good fellow. Historical Club, III; Hi-C. M. Ill, IV; Orchestra I, II; Chorus I, II. IV; Basket Ball II III, IV; Mikado. Boys beware of those dimples—they are a trifle misleading. She guards her B. B. opponent and Naurie with equal skill. Scott Center I. II. III. Hi-Y. IV. Minstrels. Mikado. Although really above most of us by a foot or more he doesn’t feel that way at ail we know. He didn’t come to A. H. S. ’till this year but has done good track w'ork and equally well in other lines. Girls’ Chorus I. II. A deathly aversion to bobbed hair is Audra’s main hobby. She has gone through four years, but only as part time student the last two years. Stroh H. S. I, II, III; Girls’ Chorus IV; High School Chorus IV; Mikado. Pauline comes from Stroh at the beginning of her senior year. She has made a host of friends and is one of the best students in our class.

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t e Chorus I, II. IV. History Club III. Tri-State again shares, in the A. H. S. girls’ interest. However Helen ranks high in our Commercial course. She is one of the few who started with tne class twelve years ago. Class President IA, IIB: Hi-Y, Sec. Treas. Ill, IV; Track III, IV; Sec. A. A IV; Minstrel; Mikado. As a mathematician Lyle can’t be beaten—trigonometry is his specialty. Although not a charter member of outclass he has helped us remarkably. Hi-C.M.; Orchestra I. II. Ill; Chorus I, II; Key Staff III. IV; Annual Staff IV. Polly claims the distinction of being a god s'udent and has an enviable record of grades. She’s strong for bobbed hair and sports. Orchestra I. II III; Chorus I. II. Ill, IV; Girls’ Quartet III. IV; Basket Ball I. II. Ill, IV; Hi-C. M.; Mikado. The Basket Ball team’s best player and the high school’s best contralto. No one will ever forget Margaret’s wonderful voice. President Ag. Club II; Track III, IV; Hi-Y. Ill IV; Mikado. Bink is one of our Ag. fellows and with a surprising record along that line too. A food representative in track and is interested in all school life. Tn ATI Orchestra I. II, III: String Trio; Chorus I, II. Ill; Hi-C. M. Page the violin, boy! We’ll always remember Mary for her ariistic playing and for her work in Domestic Science— a rare combination. V