Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Top row: A'XVl1oa, Horse, Y'Vhoa! says Barbara G.g Really, Ileeng NVatCh those Calories, girls. Second row: '48 Senior Oflicersg Buddies: Business poor, Pliid: '47 Junior Officers. Third row: I WouIdn't if I were you, Cliuc-kg Three swell Seniorsl Thats a new angle, Mary Janeg Farmerettes. Fourth row: Ya don't saylg Elinor Loomis: Cbelowj Mary Lois Baker: HoW's flying, XVaddie'?: Donna Lee and Donna Shaffer: Demure XVaddieg Hubba hubba, Elsie: One Sun- day afternoon. Page Twenty-three

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Page Twenty-two Those 'Who Pla the Leads Jo-ANNE THRASHER jo-Anne has an interesting and pleasing personality, her hohhies include roller-skating and singing. Freshman: Glee Club. Sophomore: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Quartet. Junior: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Quartet: Jun- ior Play Usher. Senior: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Quartet: Hor- net Staff. MARGARET E. VANWAGNER We admire Tilly for- the cool and calm way she meets all situations. Freshman: G. A. A. Sophomore: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. Junior: Junior Play Crew: Y-Teen: Glee Club. Senior: Y-Teen. DON FREDRICK SEELY His interests lean away from school work toward fun, especially at Crooked Lake in the summertirne. Sophomore: Hi-Y: Speech Play Cast: Alpha Delta Chi. Junior: Hi-Y: Mixed Chor- us: Speech Play Crew: Alpha Delta Chi. Senior: Hi-Y: Glee Club: lafllilxed Chorus: Alpha Delta 1. LOIS M. SPANGLE The only thing cuter than Springle,s freckles is the ifnpish glint in her eyes. Sophomore: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Quintet: Student Coun- cil: Di Immortales Staff: Va- riety Show. Junior: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: A Cappella Choir: Quintet: Junior Play Cast and Crew: May Queen Court: Variety Show. Senior: Y-Teen: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Quintet. JAMES E. WILLIS A hoy whose cheerful out- look on all tasks put hefore him has won for jim the title of the hest naturefl and hest fnannered senior. Freshman: Basketball: Baseball: Class Treasurer. Sophomore: Hi-Y: Cla s s Treasurer: Di I in m o 1' t a le s Staff. Junior: Basketball: Base- ball: Junior Play Crew: Hi-Y: Class Treasurer. S e n io r: Hi-Y, Reporter: Basketball: Baseball: G l e e Club: Mixed Chorus. DONNA LEE YATES She is a shining example of a model lady and has the dis- position necessary for a happy life. Freshman: Glee Club. Sophomore: Y-Teen. Junior: Junior Play Crew. Senior: Hornet Staff. JOHN E. ELDRIDGE john is the Iack-of-all- trades: he can he a comedian, actor, writer, or orator. Sophomore: Alpha Delta Chi. Junior: Alpha Delta Chi: Junior Play Cast and Crew. Senior: Alpha Delta Chi: Associate Editor of Hornet. Attended Kirk Junior High School, East Cleveland, Ohio, Hrst semester of freshman year: and Porterville High School, Porterville, California, last six months of senior y6aI'.

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The Broadcast of Ladies and Gentlemen: .This is station A. H. S. bringing you, today, the program entitled Drama in Angola High School, a series of thrilling episodes in the high school career of the seniors of 1948. SCENE I The time is 1944-45. The place, Angola High School. The cast of fifty-four for scene one of our drama includes-Frances,Anthony, Mary Lois Baker, Shirley Brokaw, Elsie Castner, Don Chaddick, Dick Champion, Brice Clark, Cloyce Clark, Florence Combs, Bill Crain, Betty Davis, Rita Davis, Harold Dowell, Chuck Dygert, John Eldridge, John Elliott, Junior Erbe, Dick Fisher, Sheila Harman, Jim Harris, Sam Harris, Molly Hosack, Phil Hull, Tom Jack, Burdett Jackson, Dale Lonsbury, Basil Miller, Mary Alice Myers, Alma McIntyre, Ileen Nelson, Helen Neukam, Chuck Csborne, Elinor Owens, Neva Jean Petrie, Donna Phinney, Phyllis Porter, Carl Raney, Delight Rinehart, Wilbur Ryan, Don Seely, Doris Seeman, Donna Shaffer, Claire Smith, Jerry Smith, La- Verne Smith, Lois Spangle, Dean Sutton, Junior Sutton, JoAnne Thrasher, Bob Twitchell, Margaret VanWagner, Howard Westbrook, Jim Willis, and Donna Lee Yates. We all enter good 'ole A. H. S. for the first time. It is all quite different from the previous eight years. We have a feeling of importance now. Just think - we are in high school! SCENE II The time is 1945-46. The place, Angola High School. In scene two the number of our Cast changes to forty-nine. We lose ten of the members-Florence Combs, Betty Davis, Rita Davis, Alma McIntyre, Chuck Osborne, Neva Jean Petrie, Wilbur Ryan, Jerry Smith, Junior Sutton and Howard Westbrook. We gain five new ones - Glenn Haubrock, Mary Jane Henderson, Elinor Loomis, Keith Newnam and Annette Aran- guren. By now we are getting a little better acquainted with the ways in A. H. S., and we begin to feel more at home. As scene two comes rapidly to a close, we all realize that already our great drama is half over. SCENE III - The time is 1946-47. The place, again is Angola High School. In scene three, our cast changes again. This time it numbers fifty. Between scenes two and three, we lose -Francis Anthony, Dick Champion, LaVerne Smith, Bob Twitchell, and Glenn Hau- brock. We gain -- George Close, Jim Cutler, Barbara Gwiazdowski, Loren Heckler, Ed McGregor, and Nancy Pence. This is a great part in our drama. We are even a little more important now than in the past two years. We are upperclassmen now! In this scene we attend our first Junior-Senior Banquet, one of the many things in our high school career we shall always remember. Page Twenty four '