Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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CijoAhsiA in. ddtmn. Nouns, pronouns, verbs a pose problems for the stu- dents of English II, piloted bv Mr. Sei el. In Home Economics I Mrs. Trennepohl is describ- ing .1 speci.il way to m.ike cup cikes that melt in one ' s mouth. Propositions, theorms, and formulas are all a part of the study of this geometry class, taught by Mr. Myers. Carpe diem is a slogan that governs activities in Latin I, under Miss Reed ' s direction.

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QkLiJ)jiA.m.Chdtii}n. Mr. Holmes discusses the in- tricate workings of the United States government. The seniors hsten. No problem is too hard to solve in Algebra II with Mr. Hammcl to help make things lively. I ' uture secretaries listen as Miss Ulery explains compli- cated characters on the blackboard in Shorthand I. Mr, liarkdiill sees that every- thing is ready to start a special exercise in Typing I.

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Qki MA. in. Chdion. The freshmen study Enghsh composition — along with many other things — with Miss Shultz directing. Mrs. Chne is reading direc- tions for a project in the first section of English 8. Seventh grade boys hear an cxphmation of machine op- eration by Mr. Graham. It ' s practice time for the A. H. S. Band with Mr. Nichols directing.