Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Clayton H. Elliott, as principal of our high school, has a bard job. He must make each unit of our ed- ucational system run smoothly. Even with his duties as a teacher of chemistry and as principal of the high school, he always has time to discuss with the students their indi- vidual problems, and help find the solutions. CLAvroN H. Elliott MINDED Top row: Mr. Handy, Coach H.1II, Miss Johnson, Mr. Druckamiller, Mr. Elliott, Miss Myers, Miss Bl.inford, Mrs. Keckler, Mr. Dygert, Miss Reed, Mr. Trumbull. Second row: Mr. H.irm,in, Mr. Cer- tain, Miss Cole, Miss Scoville, Mrs. Hoag- land. Miss Grain, Miss Tecgardin, Miss Croxton, Miss Bates, Mr. Estrich. Bottom row: Miss King, Miss Gilbert, W ' ava Rose illiams. Miss Rouls, Miss De inney, Miss Ruppert, Miss Yeager, Miss Eckert, Miss Shuitz. Page Nine

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Superintendent John L. Estrich, a very able teacher of physics, is well liked by the student body. For years he has done all in his poiver to help and advise the students of this school. John L. Estrich SERIOUS Do they look serious? It isn ' t any uonder iihcn ice consider the many thin ' s they have to do. Their re- sponsibility is a heavy one, but they have our confidence. Pa e Ei%f)l

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Edward C. Kolb, Pres. Ray Alw ood. Sec. Leland Ewers, Treas. On tl.ic roll of hijiior in coinniuiiity service no one deserves a higher distinction than the men who make up the An !,ola Board of Education. The student body, the faculty and especially the seniors of A. H. S. desire to express their appreciation of the loyal service these men have 2villij ' ' Jy rendered. I ' avc Ten