Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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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;

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Class of ' 37 in their advancement in secondary school learning. The one thing most outstanding in the memories of the class concerning this year is the freshman initiation sponsored by the sophomores. The second act takes us to still higher learning, The Sophomore Year. This year our activities were directed by our capable leader, Miss Reed. Though we were staid and steady since we had passed through the freshman notch, the class still needed great assistance which was given by our sponsor. This year we retaliated for past indigni- ties by giving the freshman class a good initiation. At the end of this year we had obtained a steadier grip on the activities of the high school. For act three the scene is laid in the home room 312 and the Junior Class. This year the class had a different sponsor, whom we considered very capable and pleasing, Miss Young. The greatest achievement of the year was the preparation of the junior- senior banquet in honor of the seniors. Since we were considered upper classmen we led the lower classes and told them what ' s what. The final and most important act is the year as Dignified Seniors. Plus the fourteen boys and girls that spent all twelve years here, there are thirty more to make the total number forty-four, who will end these four wonderful years at Angola High School. Mr. Druckamiller served as director for the last act. Our one great achievement this year was the presentation of the senior class play called What Happened to Jones. Then came the junior-senior banquet which was given in our honor this year. With these activities over and .ill our courses completed, the class is ready for the final day or finale whch has now arrived — commencement. — ROBERT HALL. Treasurer Swartz ; Whatulia talking Liliont. l u ;s?; Mareella: Don ' t let it fool you- ifs Roleyn; Just seniors: A ' ice-pi-esitlent Hitter: G. 11. president: Toot, Eddie loot!