Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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lgmlwa mee Day after clay our feel have lalaeii us through the eii- trazice of our high school where we have gained laiiowleilge, frielzclship, and expeifieiiee. The ilays moziiilecl into years until iiow we, as siiielenzfs, are walking out the doors for fhe last time, while our feel will lake us 011 out into life, the entrance of A. H. S. will always reniaiii a welconiilig sym- hol of lhe path to ecliieaiioii.

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OTQQWOW Long after our footsteps cease to echo through the corridors of A. H. S., this hook will serve as our key to the past. We shall have it to hring hack the memories which now seem trivial hut which in the future will he so dear to us - hall games and dances, grade cards, demerits, argu- ments over test questions, driving class, parties and han- quets and a dozen other little things. Finally there will he the haccalaureate service and then commencement. Our gratitude to the faculty and friends will never he forgotten, however, and we can truly say to the entire school - We'll miss you all.

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Dedicafion v We, the Senior Class of 1949, wish to dedicate our year book to our parents who have contributed more than their share in making our high school days nearly perfect. Our parents have gone unnoticed through these years, but they havebeen the ones who have really made our high school days possible. They have provided us the material things and they have been our in- spiration in times of trial and happiness. Without their willingness to give up furniture for our class plays, to open their homes for our parties and to let us use the family car, we never would have made the four year struggle. Our parents have been a guiding influence working for us all the way. So many of these things just casually slipped by without much thought on our part. We all realize that without the help and under- standing of our parents our success in school would have been impossible.