Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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GRADUATES Page eleven

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Vern Easterday Vern Fifer Bert Wilcox s-bo(di 6(51 en er? T AT e o t CTI t eou? us ' tO(:y|icin? eq oeem Say! Druck! How about going fishing some day? shouts Milo K. (Certain), while off duty. So off they go on some hoUday and proceed to land all the largest whales in the United States. Oh, Uncle Bert, will you cut my apple in two? What grade child hasn ' t uttered that or some similar statement? Angola students can be sincerely proud of their ever faithful janitors. Mr, Handy, who can ever be seen taking little David for long walks, is deter- mined to see that he has developed the same manly physique as papa. Oh, we could go on for hours elaborating on the lives of our teachers outside the portals, but certainly you can by this time see that teachers are not alw.ays what they seem! Uncle Bert ; Vern; Another Vern; English monitor; Our pal, Margaret; just lost a debate?; Why so serious, Mr. Dygert?; Concentrating; A newcomer; Druck ; Music goes round and round; Milo — to you; Be careful, gentlemen!

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Leland Xedele, Jack Ritter Wava Rose Williams. Max Tucker 9?in wi 3 iU i he a99 o 937 The great dramatic achievement now showing at the Angola High Theater, depicting the scholastic career of the present senior class is Passing with the Class of 193 7. The main stars of the cast were fourteen timid boys and girls, out of this group of forty-four seniors, who entered the first grade in Angola in 1925. They were: Jack Ritter, James Watkins, Ray Becker, Bill Butz, Gale Carver, Louise Helme, Bob Kolb, Harley Mann, Jack Shumann, OreLlana Ewers, Josephine White, Leland Nedele, Robert London, and Charles Purdy. The first act of this play represents the Freshman Year, which was guided by our faithful companion and leader, Mr. Dygert. This year was the beginning of the Studying — well!!!; Why, Glenn — six of ' em; Bob and John; Editor Kiess; Lawrence Tibbett .second; Why Mina!; Dee. Handsome t ' iiinnann ; Luella;