Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Board of Education On the roll of honor in community service, the men who make up the Angola Board of Education deserve a high place. , School policy is largely determined by these men. They also handle the many financial problems which confront our school. The student body, the faculty, and especially, the seniors of A. H. S. Want to express their appreciation for the loyal service these men render. CARLTON CHASE President HAROLD STEVENS Secretary HEYMAN WISQNER Treasurer Page Eleven

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Principal A visiting parent, scanning the bulle- tin board announcements of school activities remarked: School is certainly different from what it used to be. There are so many more things to do than when- But he saw only a fraction of what makes school life a lively drama. Activity announcements this visitor did not see include: Dramatics Club playsg base- ball gamesg Hi-Y Christmas Gift projects, Y-Teen sock dance, F.F.A. sponsored to- boggan party, basketball games, music fes- tival, junior play, senior play, senior chapel, recognition day, pep sessions, stu- dent council sponsored gym dance, student forums, cheer leader tryouts, school exhibit day, guidance surveys, Sectional Tourney, Christmas program, May Day dance, etc. All these, and more, besides subjects, lessons, tests, and schedules are a part of the drama of school. We predict that pleasant memories of high school days will recur in just about the degree that the students ' participated in these extras, We hope all have pleasant memories. -CLAYTON H. ELLIOTT Page Ten Superintendent It has been said that people can be divided into three groups: one, those who make things happen, two, those who have things happen to themg three, those who don't know what's happening. If this is true the work of education is to increase and guide the first group, to shrink the number in the third, and to see that what happens to those in the second will take them in the right direction. Students with patience and persever- ance have the opportunity through our pub- lic school system to become citizens of the group which makes things happen. Each student is in the process of making his choice each day. The standards are high, the rewards worthwhile. Let us hope that through your efforts and contributions to our school you may become a citizen of the group to make things happen. -HOWARD BOOMERSHINE

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1 LUWAKU BOOMERSHINE A. B., B, S. Canterbury M. S. Purdue University Superintendent FLOYD K. MCCUTCHAN B. S. Indiana S t a t e Teachers College Algebra, Geometry, Physics Page Twelve W Faculty NQJLAIIUN 1-1. LILLY IXUHL ELLIOTT pd s. grit-State College B. s. ohio State Univer- 'Giro mverslty of C 1' sity M. . P ' 'r . S urdue Universi y Home Economlcs Principal Chemistry CURTIS RATHBURN Valparaiso University B. S. Ball State Teach- ers College Social Science, Coach, Physical Education EUNICE B. REED A. B. Defiance College University of Vifisconsin Ball State Teachers Col- lege McGill University Rocky Mountain School of Languages Latin, Geography, Spanish GQ . UN Kb x NA' his N DARBAKA IXINDIG A. B, Albion College Girls, Glee Club, Grade Music CHARLES W. SAUNDERS B. S. Ball State Teach ers College English, Dramatics