Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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iitAmMm ....ja e, y ' i ' y. Hiy ' WAVA ROSE WILLIAMS She is a]- -ays liked by all. Who al vays seems alike to all. G. R. II. III. IV, Cabinet IV; Class Officer I, III. IV; Home Room A ' ice Pres. I, Secy. Ill, Secy. IV: G.A.C. IV, Sec. IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV; A Cappella Choir II, III. IV: Student Council II: Oper- etta III: G.A.C. Operetta IV: Sen- ior Plav Committee; Chorus II, III. IV; Key Annual Staff: G. R. Con- ference Pres. IV; D. A. R. Rep- resentative; National Honor So- ciety: Four Tear Honor Student. e n I or 9 WILLIAM BUTZ ' VIOLET M. BUT K ' fr will you hear her sa ' , Did you have a speed-test to- day? ' ' G. R. II, III. IV: G. A. C. I. II, III, IV: G. A. C. Operetta IV: May Festival III; Vocational Skits I, IV. GLEN HUNTINGTON - noLile thouE lit. a quiet n ' ay, X ' ill - vin you manv friends to stay. F. F. A. III. IV. MINA BATTERSON - he i as blond hair and a friend- ly smile. To make her acquaintance is ■ ell worth ■tt ' bile. G. R. II, III. IV Oil. tlie typing is tlie life, When vith Cole, vou ' ve got no strife. Hi-T III. IV: Basketball I. II, III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Track III, IV: Jlinstrel IV. JUNIOR W. SHEETS I don ' t botlier -n-ork you see. And work won ' t bother me. Basketball II. Ill; Chorus I. II. Ill: 4-H Club I. II. Ill, IV. MARY WELLS y- ' ' ' lio can utter wcM-t eVpraise. Tlian. You are. vAuNin everv t phase. - A Chotf?rVli Kev Periodical Staff IV: vicafccViTSJ SkitKII. IV; Home EC. Club ISjcv. IV. JACK T. RITTER Jack is tall and full of fun. Joking ' ere the day ' s begun. Class Secy. I, Vice Pres. Home Room Officer II; Basket- Pall II; Senior Play Committee; Chorus I. II, III, IV; Minstrel II. I ' ; Auditorium Conimittee I: District Chorus III. Va ' e einhleen

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nence MALINDA M. PENDILL A secretary I vill he. Typing and shortliand all for me. G. R. ir. III, IV: Chorus I. HARLEY R. MANN My liero tj pe, the maids he sought, Infrecjuentl? ' came a serious tiiought. Hi-T II, III. IV: Baseball I; Debate II: Band III; Operetta II, HI: Senior Plav; Chorus I, II, III. IV: 4-H club II; Minstrel I, III. rv: Vocational Skits II, III; Dis- trict Chorus II: Vocal Quartet II, III, IV. RUSSELL RITTER JR. A cliap who is happy, cheerful, and g;ay, . - Clcse to his studies he ne er could stay. Hi-Y III, IV; Baseball II. BETTY LOUISE HELME Now the comedy is through, Aye tank aye go home — too. G. R. iT.jtSjf. IV, Cabinet IV; G. .A. C;.iAr ll. III; Al Oflppella Ch ir jr-II, »IlI. lV; .» fretta III: Seiij ' Playl Jli( « , II, III, IV: Vclfational plTTs I, II, III: 4-H Club I: Ordiestra I, II, III, IV. -pom ere ROBERT LELAND NEDELE I i ided between two tiioug ' bts each day, C)ne to work, and one — to play. Hi-Y II, III. IV; Class Officer r. II, III, IV: Home Room Officer I. II, III IV: Baseball I: Debate II; Discussion II: Orchestra II, III: Band II. Ill; Student Coun- cil III: Chorus III. IV; Minstrel I: Senior Play Committee. EANORE BAKSTAD .A dark haired, dark eyed, charm- ing miss. To ha e a date is eyer a bliss. G. R. II, III, IV: Class Officer II: Home Room Officer II; G. A. C. II; III; A Cappella Choir II, III, IV; Operetta II. Ill; Senior Play; Chorus II, III, IV; Key Annual Staff; Vocational Skits III. JOHN R. STAGE You ' ye seen him on the tennis courts. -John goes in for all the sports. Hi-Y III, IV: Band I, III; Sen- ior Play Committee; Chorus IV: Key Periodical Staff IV; Minstrel IV; ' Golf Team IV. RAY L. BECKER Quiet and bashful eyer is he. But his trumpet makes the tone of three. Hi-Y II, III, IV: Band I, II, III, IV, Librarian III, President IV: Chorus IV: Key Periodical Staff III: Minstrel IV; Orchestra II, III. IV, President IV. , Page seventeen HkaUHM I MU I CBlWI kiiiiiiiMmmjMijiwmi wmammm

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nence -rom eve ? : lLitit ; d dadit-ing are the thing With ilarg- r t. orchestra, and swing G. R. 11, ih . IV: G. A. C. Ill; G. A. C. Operetta IV; May Festi- val III: 4-H Club 11: Vocational .Skits II. CHARLES PURDY (? - was e er so carefree and ay, Whistling a tune along life ' s ■ yay. Hi-T II. Ill, IV: Debate II; Op- eretta III. CAROLL ZIMMERMAN Life wouldn ' t be half-bad ■ ' ith a certain college lad. G. R. II. Ill; Home Room Offi- cer I: Operetta II: Chorus II: Key Annual Staff: Key Periodical taff IV: Senior Play Committee. RALPH C. THOBE I ' d remember a heap of things. But my memory takes to wings. Hi-Y II, III, IV, Sergt-at-Arms III: Home Room Vice Pres. Ill: Basketball I. II: Baseball I, II, III: Debate II: Operetta III; Chorus I. II, III, IV: Rifle Club I, II, III; Vocational Skits 1. MARK XL GRAIN Jlarks a fine lad; you ' ll like him so, .A future farmer, as good as they Baseball III, IV; Senior Play Committee: F. F. A. I, II, III, IV: 4.H Club I, II. Ill, IV; Gold Med- al Club. EDW ' IX GRIFFITH lien of few vords are the best: Sometimes it ' s they who have the zest. Hi-T II. IV; Orchestra I, II, TX: Band I, II, III. IV: German Band II. Ill: Second Trombonist in State Champion Trombone Quar- tet III. Page nineteen