Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Classroom Training This group of senior girls is taught the (.io ' s .md dont ' s of good homemakers. They h.ive prepared plans for future homes, and in the picture are working on projects in woodwork. In the mathematics department these al- gebra wizards are solving the equation for x. Other classes of the day are general math, trigonometry, and geometry. These bovs can hit the nail on the head in more ways than one. They are especially skilled in woodwork and repair work. The F. F. A. boys are preparing for the future as their name indicates. At Angola High they are taught some of the arts in fanning. Page Twenty-eight

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TRAINING Representative of the science dep.utment is this class in physics. Vacuum pumps and hydraulic presses are demonstrated but no perpetual motion machines have come upon the scene yet. Senior civics is one of our required sub- jects in the history department. W ' e are exposed to a thorough study of the national Constitution and state and local govern- Those Latin words on the board signify that we have entered a Latin class. If the photographer had stayed, he might have been taken on a journey with Caesar through Caul. Miss Shultz is patiently explaining here that a participle is different from a gerund, and then there are infinitives too. Page Twenty-seven

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