Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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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.

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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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General Staff Top row: John L.. Estrich, Clayton H. Elliott, Harold Smith, Eunice Reed, Juanita Teegardin, Thelma U ' isner. Emer.v Druckamiller, Opal Olinger, Second row: Pauline Cornelius, Kenneth Kay, Harold Harman, Wendell Dygert, Milo K. Certain, La- wana lleisner. Donna Belle Risk, Katherine Yoder. Tliird row: Helen Swager, Hester Gilbert, Vera Myers, Doris Keckler, E -a Yager, Ruth Ste ' ens, Rti. - sell Handy. Grace Crain. Fourth row: Janis Frantz. Mary Catherine Lippincott, Joan Krumlauf, Laura Bachman, Ruby Shultz, Laura Belle Bates. Mary Burns not in picture. No ship can make a successful voyage without officers to map the course and direct all activities. Xo more can a school be conducted without the faculty to plan the work and direct the projects. No less are the efforts of our three faithful custodians and cook. It was Vern to whom everyone went with broken articles to be mended. It was Mr, Harman who cleaned the gym and Earl Nelson who swept the library, Mrs, Borne was the favorite at the school building about 11:30 a. m. E. RL Nelso.n- Vern E. ' vsterday Darvcin Harman Mrs. Borne