Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

 - Class of 1934

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Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN) online collection, 1934 Edition, Page 30 of 60
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ONE DOWN... The freshman class may not be the most outstanding class in high school this year although it has accomplished much. Soon after school started the freshmen were initiated. This being an annual event, it was known to all the citizens of the school and taken in fun by the freshmen. Getting one ' s face decorated with red and l)laek grease paint seemed to be an outstanding feature of the initiation. At the time of the Halloween festival the freshman class operated a cider garden and served many thirsty visitors. Those who helped with this were: Jimmie Watkins, Betty Lou Bragg, Virginia Kohl, Boh Kolh, and Ilarley Mann. Another event which most of the fresh- men en.ioyed was a skating party held at Lake -James. They were the guests of Jyle Millikau, who is a newcomer to our school. Everyone had a good time. The freshman attitude toward school work and activities has lieen especially good. At one time tlie freshmen were second in their j)er cent of students on the honor roll. Some of the freshmen are athletes. On the baseball team we find Dee Reese, Leland Nedele, Max Tucker, and Harley ] lann. In the basketball tryouts. Dee Reese, Ralph Thobe, Robert Ilall, and .Jimmie Watkins made the team. Leland Xedele and lax Tucker, known as Schwartz and Cari- deo respectively have been mascots to the basketball team during the net season. The members of the Girls ' Athletic Club from the freshman class are: Roleyn Saul, OreLlana Ewers, Louise Ilelme, Ho Blosser, Julia -lane -Jackson, -Josephine White, Belva Carrick, -June Ilidlinger, Walie Louise Seely, and irginia Kohl. Several members of the class took part in the discussion contest and are especiallj ' tal- ented. Bob KoU) is playing a saxophone solo in the liand contest this spring; other students taking i)art in the discussion were Charles Purdy, Donald Elliott, and -James Ci ' ankshaw ; Ruth Kiess and Mercella Fan- ning have special musical ability; -Julia Jane -Jackson gives readings ; and Gale Carver en- Top row — LaOtto WiUibey. Itichard Riniiig-e-r, Eddie Griffith, Cliarl Jacobs. Jack Shumaun Jack Ritter, Mark Grain, Harley Mann, Jimn Grain, Dee Reese, Bob Kolb, Ralph Thobe, Jimmie Watkins. Luella Parke ' ioIet Eisenliour, Mr. D ' gert, Second row— R-Obert HaH. Billy Butz. Donald EUiott, James Cranksha Glen Huntington, Robert Ernst, John .Stasre. George Powers, Ray Beck Page twenty- :

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rwo TO 60 • Ilene and Irene Kiess, Viola Lydy, lary K. Orwig, Walie Seely, Charlotte Suflfel, Mary Anne Waller, Dean Wilson, Louise Gettings, Evel.vn Whitloek, lina Batterson, and Ilo Blosser. Special mention should be made of those students who have helped make our class stand out and our year more enjoyable. They are : The Kiess sisters, who have enter- Hush, from Pleasant Lake, Lid.; Adeline Courtney, from Bluft ' ton, Ind. ; Frances Zim-: merman, from Metz, Ind. ; Ed.vthe Rowe, from Waterloo, Ind. ; and Patsy Lou Pisher, from Toledo, Ohio. Our class has not had an unusual history. Ten years ago we, eager to learn the three R s. entered the old red school house for the first time. It is rumored that Rajonond DiHiinniiianQinjual , — , ' i.i - HMllIlllSlilllfliRininiiiMI ly, Evelyn Hutchins, Louise Gettings. Mary Anne WaUer. Miriam Shoup, mond Castner, Harold Meyers. Bottom row — Wilma Mohr, Ned Slierrick. Richard Preston, Jack Goudy, iline Sellers, Franc ' t, , = , „ tained us many times in chapel and home room programs; Taylor Rush, ilar,v Anne Waller, and John Duckwall, who have served splendidl.v for us on the student council ; Herbert Brown, Edwin Wallace, Gilbert Saunders, Raymond Shoup, ilarvin Green, and Harold Meyers, who represent us in the Future Farmers of America ; Evelyn Hubbell, who is the answer to a Latin teach- er ' s pra.ver and who is the only soiihomore on the debate squads ; and Max Kemmerling and Richard Preston, who are members of the riile club. Max and Evelyn also took part in the discussion work. We received six newcomers this .year; Doris Beaver from Detroit, ilicli. ; Perry Page twenty-five lote brought a rosy apple to liss Gleckner on the first day of school. Each day brought new things; each ,vear. a new teacher. In our freshman and sophomore years we have en- .joyed a new school building. The class officers for this year were : President, Jack Goudy ; vice-president, Max Kemnierling; secretary and treasurer, Wil- ma ilohr. The colors were blue and white. One thing- that has been saved till the last — that the last shall be first — we Avaut to express our appreciation for the services of our sponsor, Mr. Druckamiller, who has helped us throughout the year. We hope we shall alwaj-s live up to our motto. ' Hodie Xou Cras.



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THREE TO GO • tertains by giving i ' halk talks. Freshmen boys taking part in the minstrel were R-alph Thobe and Harley Mann, tlie latter singing one of the solos. Jimmie Watkins has ac- complished much in the line of music. He has organized an orchestra which is known throughout the school. P reshmen playing in the orchestra arc Donald Elliott, Eddie Griffith, Julia Jane Jackson, Ruth Kiess, Bob Kolb, Leland Ned- ele, Roleyn Saul, Jimmie Watkins, Louise Helme, and Wava Rose Williams. Those playing in the band are : Ray Becker, Waldo Carver, Jimmy Grain, Donald Elliott, Eddie Griffith, Robert Hall, Ruth Kiess, Bob Kolb, Leland Nedele, Jach yhumann, John Stage, and Jimmie Watkins. The a cappella choir members from this class are : Louise Helme, Anna Eckert, Julia Jane Jackson, Mary Catherine Lippineott, and Pats.v Lou Fisher. Tlie freshmen repre- sentatives in the mixed chorus are : Mina Batterson, Ilo Blosser, Marjorie Kope, Vio- let Eisenhour, OreLlana Ewers, Marcella Fanning, Robert Hall, Louise Helme, Julia Jane Jackson, Ruth Kiess, Mary Catherine Lippineott, Harley Mann, Gladys Murphy, Walie Seely, Ralph Thobe, Mary Wells, and Josephine White. The members of the student council from the freshman class are Bob Kolb, Wava Rose Williams, and Ruth Kiess. The freshmen members of the F. F. A. are Robert Emst and Mark Grain. The freshmen boys who offered their services on patrol duty this .year are James Crankshaw, captain, Donald Elliott, Jack Ritter, Jack Shumann, John Stage, Richard Rininger, Robert Ernst, and Charles Purdy. Mary Catherine Lippineott and Max Tucker entered the county Latin contest, di- vision L Ralph Thobe and Bob Kolb are the freshman members of the A. 11. S. rifle club. The freshman class officers were : Presi- dent, Betty Lou Bragg; vice-president, Max Tucker ; and secretary-treasurer, Wava Rose Williams. Much of the success of this class during the year may be attributed to Mr. Dygert, tlieir sponsor, M ' ho has always been willing to work with them in all their projects. land Nedele, Max Tucker, Jyle Millikan, Waldo Carver, Anna Eckert. ith Kiess. Violet Butz, Carol Zimmerman, Betty Lou Bragg. Bottom row — Marjorie Kope, Josephine White, Ilo Blosser, Julia Jane ckson, Role.vn Saul, Gale Carver, OreLlana Ewers, Marg-aret Morse, ilinda Pendill, Gladys Murphy, Mary Catherine Lippineott, Louise Helme, iry Wells, June Holling ' er, Edith Brown. Belva Carrick, Walie Seely, rginia Kohl, Wava Rose Williams, Mina Batterson, Marcella Fanning. Page twenty-seven

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