Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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i t ' ruc ' tor? o r ou tk Top row: John L. E - trieh. Clayton H. Elliott. Ruby Shultz. Russell F. Handy. Eunice Reed. A ' era ilyer:?. lilo K. Certain. Second row: Juanitri Tees ardin. J a n a 1 y e r- Rouls. Ruth Smith. Georg:e V. Trumbull, Mary Margaret Puckett, ■ illiam E. Dole. Jean- ette Yeagrer. Third row: G. ' endell Dygrert. U ' ava Rose Wil- liams. Emery L.. Druck- amiller. Katlierine Yo- der. Alice Skelton. Doris Keckler, Marian Cole. Fourth row: Eloise Blanford. Grace Crain. Harold Harmon, Betty Gilbert. Marg-aret De- Vinney. Laura Belle Bates. Hester Ruppert. Members not in the picture are: Pauline Cor- nelius. Dorothy Collins. William S. Johnson. Here are the hisfrncfors of youth. They guide the children along the road of education, alicays ready for service, always willing to help. They help the children appreciate their school, their homes, and their country. These teachers prepare the c jildren for high sc jool and college training. They teach the fundamentals o f education in such a way that the children will never forget. To t jem, we, t jc Seniors, ialzr off our jats in salute. ' erii Ka ilfrday Wi-n I- ' ifer Bert Wilcox v yur C u9toc:i lan ; Our custodians are a very im- porlant part of our school. Yern llasterday gives invaluable service in the gym and aids the juniors al their refreshment stand. Vern Fifer does a fjjje job of taking care of the school building. Uncle Bert has completed thirty- four years of service in A. II. S. Page Ten

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Top row: How aliout some sas?: Jlr. Haiuly and IMiss lieed : home ec. teaclier. Second row: Senior hptni-sor: St-liool inarms, posing, the liss es Blanford. i ' C ' le and Rouls; a serious moment: Smiling- Pop Certain: art teacher. Third row: Shnltzie likes cats: our janitors find the din: : Ir. Estriiii makes an announcement: horse back riding: — a la Reed. Fourth row: (Above) School nurse: Mi . Trumlmll and famil ' : Mr. Dy,i?crt looks pleased ; our cook, Jlrs. Borne: I ' ncle Bert. Off tke R ecor, P.ige Nine

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n erc]OT arf} October I, 1873 LCOX . . Novembe-r 3, I94O Uiirlc Bert was a sincere ninl trustworthy friend whom wc all learned to loic deeply. We dedicate this pai e in sincere appreciation of all the thiiif s he did for us. His departure from our school life left a vacancy tinit uill never be filled. We, the Senior Class of l ' 41, l.nimhly extend our heartfelt sym- pathy to his family who also will aluays miss him i reatly.