Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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JOHN L. ESTRICH act tlu IS fart Geometry, Physic. But to act that each tomorrow Finds us farther than today. CLAYTON titM. hut Wisdom is ' isfyy, Vocational Agriculture RUSSELlr-K ANDY,, ' tt-tcUp ' In eJ iplTlehT?e ' ' W ' tTMeiTan ' - yf In dic tion Ciceronian. y History, English, Speech HAROLD SMITH Play up, play up, and play the game. Physical Education G. WENDELL DYGERT And wisely tell what hour o ' the day Tlie clock does strike b - algebra. Mathematics, Manual Training, Aviapon AviapOii y JANIS FRANTZ Slie loved A T in a seemly way With an e ngst soul and a capital J Art DONNA BELLE RISK No wonder that .- h ej ' ' ir p t her figure trim. As exercise is the best of tonics. Physical Education, Health MILO K. CERTAIN ■ m4 i l LyiH slK-d ■ -ith argument and intel- It; Connnercial Work EUNICE B. REED That Latin was no more difRcle, Than to a bluebird ' tis to whistle! Latin, French, Spanish xMARY CATHERINE LIPPINCOTT Music she knows — the old and sweet, Not omitting ' the up-to-date. Miis c, L ' lbraviiUi KENNETH KAY The music master vallis witli pride, He sa.N ' s it witli rlij ' thm, whate ' er betide. Music LAURA BACHMAN Cookery is become an art, a noble science. Home Economics THELMA WISNER A smile for all, a welcome glad, a happy, jovial wa ' she had. Sectary EMERY L. DRUC yfMILLER l )h, tlic f, ' nit spoi ' tsnian ' s lite! it i.s l%j.Tst of an -. I-h ( ry, Physical Education RUBY SHULTZ l ' or every wh, - she has a wherefore. English C r J '

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Vice Admiral Educuion because of the radio and airplane will help us to think of the world as a neighbor- hood of nations, each learning more of the others: their traditions, ideals, and motives. It will aid in creating understanding and tolerance among na- tions, and will tend to equalize standards of liv- ing. Self determination in forms of government and modes of living will also be aided. Christian principles and the individual-worth ideal should flavor all post-war relationships among nations and peoples. —CLAYTON H. ELLIOTT. At the Helm Clayton H. Elliott Page Nine

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Odd Moments Top row: Bert ' s mom-G. R. adviser; The Mesdames Meis- ner and Swager; two more G. R. sponsors, Mrs. Estrich and Mrs. Stevens. Second row: Mrs. Fisher: Dependable A ' e r n ; Druck ' s been fishing again. Third row: Our superinten- dent: IMr. Handy: Must he a conference: IMr. Dygert. Fourth row: Misses Risk. I Iyers, and Shultz; Miss Reed rides Bob Peavine; Druck ' s hangout. Fifth row: Business, no doubt; Pop, the Cop ; IMisr, Myers — ' W ' ay out West. Sixth row: Mr. Estrich: Wliy so happy?; Spring i w o n d e r f u 1 — isn ' t it, ]Miss Shultz?; Our faithful office girl.