Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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MR. AULHGLLIN and MR. BRAYTON relax in the oftice to pass the time of day before history and Enj;Hsh cl.isses start. Possibly the complicated machine in the back- ground is the topic of conversation for MR. WEARLY and MR. JOHNSON, both of the indus- trial arts department. Faculty MISS S HULTZ and MRS. CLINE engage in an after school discussion of the English work. Watch out, comma splices and dangling participles! MR. MYERS is interested in the progress of MR. CABLE ' S Algebra I chiss. Pai c Fifteen

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Our grade school principal, MR. RATHBURN, receives many visitors, both old and young, in his office at Hendry Park. He is never too busy to give an encouraging word to everyone. MR. DYGERT and MR. BERNHARDT scru- tinize some physics equipment they will use next hour. Faculty MRS. KILE catches up on the latest sports news in a conversation with MR. NESBITT and MR. HAMMEL. It must be good if we judge by the smiles on their faces. MR. DRUCKAMILLER h.is just mimeographed some questions for a history test. MR. JOHNSON and MR. STACKMAN have joined him to exchange jokes. l a- e loiirlceii

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MISS SIEBOLD and MISS ULERY have busi- ness in the office. It must be pleasant; they ' re all smiles. Something is funny, but we ' re not sure whether it has to do with music, art, or English — MR. NICHOLS, MR. PORTER, and MR. SEIGEL. Faculty MR. BARKDULL and MR. CONDON are neighbors in the south end of the upper hall of A.H.S., so it ' s eas) ' for them to get together for a bit of conversation. MRS. CLARK discusses some problem in science with MRS. O ' BRIEN, the school nurse. Paf;e Sixteen