Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Corneal Bratton Mr Essenberg takes t1me from h1s dutxes as manager of the local Thomas five and ten cent store to serve as secretary of the Angola school board He has been a member of the board for three years It IS an lmportant Job that these men so Wxllmgly perform establlshmg our school pr1n c1ples and seelng that they are carrled out We appreclate thelr efforts Board of Educauon 'Vlr Bratton IS the presndent of the board He has been a member four years He presldes at the regular monthly meetmgs These meet 1ngs are for the purpose of dnscussmg general and financlal arrangements for the school hlrmg teachers and school personnel and decxdmg upon school pol1c1es Mr Chase was chosen as a member of the school board when Wendell Jarrard left for the Navy He IS treas the Hnanc1al problems Whlch deal wlth school llfe He has been on the board one year Jerold P Essenberg Carlton Chase Pa qc' Elf' ven 1 . ' ' . . g v , . . 7 l urer and takes care of , l K

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Supermtendent Three hundred former students of An gola Hlgh School now 1n the armed forces are makmg a substantlal contrlbutlon to the war effort Those of us who rema1n on the home front also face a heavy respons1b1l1ty Prepa1at1on for modern l1fe mamtenance of moral standards supportlng the boys at the front, are no mean parts to play 1n th1s great World drama john L Esfr ll b 2-Lvff Pr1nc1 pal It xsn t the thmg you do dear But the thmg you lease undone Th1t g1XCS you a bn of a heartache At the settmg of the sun Not mam years ago a student Qa good studentl on returnlng from college to A H S forChr1stmasvacat1onsa1d Why dldnt you make me study harder school? He was older much older 1n a way and wlser Many boys 1n servlce on furlough ex press the same thought in mdlctment you sav of the school? Apparently but not ID reallty We thmk It IS rather a feelmg of regret for fa1l1ng to capxtallze on an opportun1ty True, the school ls responslble for prov1d1ng mforma tlon equlpment maybe most 1mportant of all motlvatlon In the final analysxs howex er, those students who accept school as a place for developmg qual1t1es such ascharacter, servlce leadershlp and scholar sh1p reallze the greatest satxsfactlons 1n hfe Schools offer th1s opportun1ty Clagion H Ellloff Page T011 . l . I 1 1 a X I 5' l . . ff - s - 5 ' 3 Y 7 Q -' ' '. ll x . 7 1 . . . H , . . . , . , . . ID 3, ' ' J , . 9 s ' L , 1 , - k a 9 - 9 s , T 9 ' 3 ' 3 D . T Y . . . . K

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Guidance for the World Ahead MARY CATHERINE LIPPINCOTT M mir ELIZABETH SHULL Hislory Plwyxivul Edmvrfiorl I ' of JOHN L. ESTRICH CLAYTON H. ELLIOTT LILY KOHL SIllJE'fillfl'l1tl'l'IIf High sf-11001 Prinfijml I-loam' Erozzollzirs ClJl'lIIiSfl'J' Voraiimml Agrivzzlfzzrv EUNICE REED MILO K. CERTAIN ELNA G. HUNTER Spanixb Commvrzinl Sriwfn' Luliu English Sjn'1'1'l1 G. WENDELL BETTY RUBY SHULTZ DYGERT CROTHERS J -, Lllgllxfl Mafbvmafifs Sc'c'1'4'larYy l0Ill'lItI1iSlII Pbysirs ESTHER ARNOLD EMERY L. PHYLLIS Art DRUCKAMILLER GOSI-IORN Hixfory County School Plzyxiral Edurrzliozz Nnrsr Page T welvc' 'X