Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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The most beautiful room of our high school building is the auditorium. Many pleasant memories are connected with it. The junior play as well as the senior play are two of the outstanding features of the school year which are enjoyed with the auditorium as an artistic background. Music students will forever hold dear the memories of their spirited rehearsals within its portals. The chapel programs, motion pictures, and vocational skits enjoyed within this room during the year will be traced indelibly on our minds. Perhaps the ceremony which is looked forward to the most is the annual recognition day held in the auditorium in the spring. At this time outstanding school citizens receive awards for their accomplishments during the year and are recognized by the student body for their service and devotion to the school. All of these ceremonies have been enjoyed for four years by the seniors and in this beloved room within a few days will be held their last and most important ceremony—Graduation.

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OUR ENTRANC ay after day grade pupils, freshmen, sophomores, jun-iors, and seniors enter the portals of the Angola school building. Some enter with a happy careless air; others are serious. But of all the group the seniors are the most thoughtful, for after graduation they will no longer belong to A. H. S In after years they will always think of this entrance as leading to experiences most pleasant and profitable in their dear old alma mater. Paj?e six

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BOARD OR EDUCATON CARY E. COVELL President 1926-1935 EDWARD C. KOLB Secretary 1930-1935 CLINTON E. BEATTY T re a surer 1926-1935