Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Informal Poses Top row: Soph officers; De- lia: AVell, if it isn ' t Walter! s f «■ o n d row: Jean Hull; Don ' t lei it burn, Troj; Evan- i eline Tiffany: Been bicycl- ing:, girls? Third row: Sisterly love, Uene and Joan Katus; Wheee, Bert!; What a sad case; Dave Smitli and J u n i o r John-s — Prize for funniest picture; (below) frosh and soph pul- chritude, Mary R., Metta Jean, i Iarg:aret. and June K.: Jun- ior lieauty : Look at the hair style on Shirley; Marilyn Payne. Fourth row: Phiddy and Keith; Just another freshie; lied Bo ' er way back when ; (below) Hard Avorking jani- tor: Studious freshies, Pat J., Barbara Dee, Pat R., and Jackie. Fifth row: My, my, Zeke!; Tliere stands trouble; Stellar juniors.

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CLASSROOM Here is one of the classes of the art de- partment in action. Results of their earnest hours are seen about the school in the form of posters, murals, and window decorations. Druck must be explaining westward expansion in this American history class. We wager that an ardent discussion of the war was also in session. In the librar) ' we work out those seem- ingly too long assignments and are kept busily at our tasks by various study-hall teachers. Here in the typing room Pop is watching over some aspiring typists. The commercial department, consisting of short- hand, bookkeeping, commercial law, and junior business is one of the outstanding vocational departments of the school. Page Twtnty- ' .i.v