Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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exclusively senior CLASS OFFICERS Roscoe Nedele, President Robert Seely, Vice-president Betty Keckler, Secretary Donelda Bell, Treasurer Edward Carlson, Sergeant-at-arms Motto Forever Forward Color Green and White Flower Gardenia CLASS POEM In this battered old world, Of struggle and strife, We proudly set forth To ameliorate our life. We’ll not all be millionaires, But every last one, Gives thanks to the teachers For all they have done. —Donn Laird Page Fourteen

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cnee upen a time ... Should you ask me whence these legends. Whence these stories and traditions, I would answer, I would tell you From the lips of my own classmates, From the records of the teachers, From the things I, too, have witnessed; In the class that here is gathered There are twenty-four youths and twenty-six maidens. Four long years we’ve worked together, Worked and played and planned together, Proud we’ve been of this our high school. This our school in Angola; Thankful to each one who helped us, Parents, teachers, friends and classmates. To complete a four-year school course. Some may ask why all this labor, All this money spent upon us. They will make our lives the broader, Make them all the more worth living. Shall I tell you what we’ve learned here? For so few have heard our classes, Ever been inside the class room. We can measure planes and solids, Tell of earth and air and water And some rules that they do govern; We’ve learned something of our bodies, How to care for them and feed them, Of the soil and how to keep it In condition for our planting, Of all the ancient countries, Of their manners, laws and customs, We’ve read in Julius Caesar, How he came and saw and conquered, And Napoleon we’ve followed On his march right o’er the mountains; We have studied many authors, Both our own and in far countries, And the ways of doing business, In shorthand, typing and debating. We have learned to cook and handle Plane and saw and rule and hammer, Paint and sing and sew and whisper; We have reached now our Commencement, Finished all our years in high school, And a gladness and a sadness Mingle as we leave these places, As this chapter now we finish Of this wondrous life we’re living Soon our prophet will inform you Of the great things now before us. —Margaret Ellen hnus Standing: Jeanne Preston, Wauneta Shoup, Mary Ellen Kice, Pearle Roberts, Leona S ' haull, Lily Mae Welch, Dorothy Homan, Evelyn Stage, Maxine Rhinesmith, Donelda Bell L-ois Mae Latson, Betty Lynn Mvers, Marcella Berry Betty Keekler, Ellen Green, Norma Hull. Seated: G’enevieve Burch, Myrtle Rinehart, Madolynn Myers, Joanne Shoup, Catherine Covell, Margaret Fast Standing at back: Leona Folck. Page Sixteen