Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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tu ' i tp row: :Miss Shiiltz; Druck : Mi«s Tee ardin: School inarms smile. Set ' ond row: Puckett: Miss Grain ; Teachers oft ' di.it : Is ihat a good game, gents? Tliirtl I ' lw: Mr. Estriuli at work; Miss Smith is always ht-lpful: How big is tlie story, Druck?: Miss Veager is luingry; Sluiltz. Keod and Collins on a picnic. (Below) Mr. Elliott pi ' ses; Miss Iteed. Fovirtli row; A pair of coaches, Driick and Bill: Mr Kstrich: Vern makes t!u- dirt rly; Tlie sh-n-t and tlie long of it. ' •Pop Tcrtain and ■prof. ' ' Handy. i J ' ii c Thirteen

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Cf4 tin.e aouUif, Top row: Jobn L.. Estrich, Clayton H. Elliott, Jeanette Yeager, H, ernon Baker, Jiianita Teegardin, Helen Cookerlj-, Milo Iv. Certain, Marian Cole. Second row; Pauilne Cornelius. Mary Margaret Puckett, Harold Harman, Janalyce Rouls, Eunice Reed, Lawana Sanxter, G. Wendell Dygert, Alice Myers. Tliird row; Ruth Smith, He.ster Rupert, Vera Myers, Russell Handy, Ruby Shultz, Grace Grain, Doris Keckler, ' ' illiam Dole. Fourth row; Hannah Mary Horner, Thelma Wisner, Dorothy Miller, William Johnson, Katherine Toder, Laura Belle Bates, Emery L. Druckamiller. The teachers of the Angola schools have an important job in the community. It ' s their duty to educate our future presidents, taxpayers and citizens. Their trials are many but their complaints are few, and the students appreciate the efforts of the faculty in guiding us during the years of our school life in Angola. Quiio-dia ati-d QooJz Clciinli ifss is next to God- liness iiiiil The way to a stud flit ' s l.icurt is tlirouji h his stomach. These arc sloi aiis upheld by our faithful jan- itors and cook. H. C Vauyhn Leuvcrn Keller Vern I ' asterday Mrs. Borne Pa. ' c Twelve vn m ymvm n mmAmy:

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