Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Jawlilif NANCY PAUL Librarian, Direcior of Audio- visual Program In the future we shall appreciate more the things we learned through the books and movies that Miss Paul provided for us. BERL WALRADTH Business Mathematics, Shorthand, Ty pin g We shall always remember Mr. Walradth as one of the best,', and we thank him for trying to help each one of us be one of the best. RUBY SHULTZ English, journalism Miss Shultz was always ready with assistance when we were putting out the Hornet, working on the Key or just worrying about where to put commas. HOWARD FELDMANN Physics, Biology, General Science Mr. Feldmann introduced us to the realm of science and we became aware of the world we live in.

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Jwlulflff CHARLES G. SHARPE En glish, Dranzatics Long shall We remember our re- hearsals of Down To Earth. Under the fine direction of Mr. Sharpe our senior class play was a success. MARY JEAN BIDDLE Physical Education Although she has not been with us long, her friendliness was an in- spiration to all. JOHN HAMMEL General Mazfhenzatics, Algebra, T1'igono1netry, Coach Ah, the thrill of a basketball game wth Coach Hammel urging on the mighty Hornets! NANCY SIEBOLD Vocal Music The Bells of Normandy under the direction of Miss Siebold will long live in our hearts.

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Jvwdfli- GEORGE KUEBLER A1'If Designs, drawings and droodles are some of the things we shall remem- ber in connection with out art pro- gram. Charcoal, pastels and oils were a part of our education. BURT KEPLER Indnst1'ial A 1f i s, Mechanical Drawing Through Mr. Kepler's industrial art classes the boys learned to be better craftsmen. GLADYS LEAS Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Miss Leas knows her typingg She knows her bookkeepingg Fond memories of her we have in our keeping. EUNICE REED Latin, Spanish We shall think of Miss Reed always as una maravillosa persona, a wonderful person.