Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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MR. THOMPSON pauses on his way from the study hall to chat with MRS. ROUSH, who is probably going to a health class. Arranging flowers is one of those little extras in housekeeping. MRS. BUSE demonstrates the art. Faculty MISS OHLMAN pays a visit to MRS. TREN- NEPOHL in the home economics room. Probably films are to be ordered. Playing accompaniments is one of the numerous duties MR. GODLEVSKI fulfills as music instruct- or. Susie Steenerson is workins; hard. Page Sciciitccn

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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

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MR. VAN TUYL may be suggesting to Mary Slanina some of the many uses for geometry in everj ' day life. MR. WEARLY explains a detail in a mechanical drawing problem to Mike Parker. Faculty Just how these Spanish projects should be dis- played for the school exhibit is the topic of discus- sion for MISS REED and Marilyn Young. During first hour study hall MR. MYERS looks on as Don Waymire locates some important facts. I ' a c iJuhtcen