Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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A ir.nf r y H -Y.; Orchestra I. II, III, IV; Chorus IV; Key Staff IV; Annual StafT IV; Jazz Orchestra; Mikado. A rare article—a logician. He has always been willing to share his keen insight and views on general matters to the class. History Club; H. S. Chorus. Mary is apt to leave us sadly neglected and give Flint the preference, but we know she is really strong for her school. Else why those marvelous grades? Basket Ball II, III, Capt. IV; Chorus II, III. IV; Hi-C. M. History Club III; Mikado. We direct all future “would be Bes-ket Ball Stars” to Martha as their model. Without doubt her hair won most of our battles and her dodge the remainder of them. Pleasant Lake H. S. I, II; Basket Ball III, IV; Mikado; Base Ball III, IV; Minstrel; Ag. Club III, IV. Gene’s ever ready good humor and basket ball speed has won him numbers of admirers this year. He is another of the Ag. division. Beulah’s poor health and not unwill-ngness has kept her from taking part in the school activiities. She has helped keep our honor roll in good standing in spite of drawbacks. Junior Dramatics; Jazz Orchestra; Orchestra III, IV; Minstrels; Mikado. Perhaps our memory is a trifle faulty but we can’t recall two successive days of good standing to Jack’s credit. Popular vote proclaims him the best of sports though.

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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

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 e G= 'v-v-i ayy y President I, II, III, IV; Basket Ball I. II, III IV; Base Ball I. II, III. IV; Key Staff I, II. Ill, IV; Vice president Athletic Association II; Historical Club II. III. Junior Dramatics; Hi-Y III, IV. Track III, IV; Minstrels IV; Annual Staff IV; Mikado. Sorta hard to know just what to put in about Shrimp. There’s scarcely room for the personal eulogy he handed in. You’re the reigning favorite anyway. we’ll all admit. Orchestra I. II; Chorus I. II, III. One of our representatives in society life with a particular craving for tall men and the dance. Never was known to lack pep. Basket Ball II. Ill, Capt. IV. Base ball I. II. III. Track III. IV. Hi-Y III, IV. Key Staff I. History Club III. Minstrels. Mikado. Eddy’s list of H. S. activities speaks for itself. He’s our athelete, bold and reputed lion with the sophomores. l C t L+SV Girls’ Chorus II. Ill, IV. She of the vanity case and the curling iron, with a peculiar fondness for throwing erasers in Room G. Chorus I, II. Sec. History Club III, IV. Her ever doubtful desire to study has not affected her all-around popularity a bit.