Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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FOREWORD “Tempus fugit” and we find that our glorious period of high school education is swiftly coming to a close. We have enjoyed these happy days, and we sincerely regret the leaving of them, for we never expect to have a better time than we have had right here in this old brick institution of learn¬ ing. Every room, wall, desk, and ornament brings to us memories that we would not trade for all the riches of Solomon. Not onl y do we like the old school, but we have learned to appreciate our teach¬ ers and classmates and realize that we shall never have better friends than these. In an attempt to preserve these golden memories of high school days, we, the class of 1930, print this volume of the Key.

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DEDICATION Quiet, pleasant, respected for fairness and understanding, always trying to point out to us that fair play and clean living are the requisites of efficiency, she has won a deep regard in all our hearts. As an expression of our appreciation, we dedi¬ cate this 1930 volume of the Key Annual to EMILY WAUGI1 HARMAN

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