Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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fbiaiaiana Juana, pm nm gwm - pm ynim Page Jnlriq-11r1.c, Spoitd, Page ,idfiq-flume, fnrq ' We, the class of ,51, wish to extend our sincere thanks to Miss Shultz for her careful guidance which inade the puh- lication of our annual go as smoothly as clockwork. We hope she will rerneinher the good tiines we had working and dis- cussing prohleins together. In later years, when our thoughts regress to Angola High School, our friend, Miss Shultz, will linger in our cherished rneinories.

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Z X Una Swfzeainiencfenl' Mr. Boomershine has given four years thus far of constant devotion and toil to the progress of Angola High School. As superintendent, he has seen our school at- tain its present high place among the schools of the state and he has been a central figure in all of our activities, giving his advice and help to any enterprise that was for the bene- fit of the school. The students highly value his friendship. Una painclipaf Mr. Elliott, by tact, friendliness, and fair treatment of all, has helped us meet the many problems in school, and has aided in solving them, thereby winning not only the respect of the student body but the support of the community. He has raised the stand- ards of the school and kept them high. We appreciate him as a principal and friend. Baafuf of Zcfacaiian Our school could not exist without the services of our school board members. At the regular monthly meetings throughout the year the board has many problems to meet in regard to the financial program, the election of teachers, the planning of a school curriculum to meet the state requirements, and the legislation of general school rules. The members of the board are Carlton Chase, president, Harold Stevens, secretary, and Heyman Wisner, treasurer. Page Ten