Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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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

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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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MR. JOHNSON and MR. RATHBURN ex- ch.inge a hurried word in the middle hall. Everyone has just arrived for the morning session of classes. Our faithful custodians, LESTER SHELTON, CARLTON ERWIN, and HARRY SOWLE are gathered around the desk in a basement room. Their duties arc lesrion and book work is one of them. Our Bus Drivers Our faithful bus drivers are a very definite part of our school. They are always on hand to take students to and from school in all kinds of we.ither over all kinds of roads. The students ' safety is in then ' hands. Hats off to them! TOP RCIW: .Mikf Rodman. Mrs. Ht-leii l.iniiemeier. Malcolm Meston, Clifton Xilson, Blaine Demore.st. Kenneth German, .lohn Thrnyh. FRONT ROW: Xorri.s Lehman, Ora MeClish, Loren Dixon, Kordyee Johnson, Pliny Robert.s-. NOT PICTUREH: HoUis Fisher, DeWayne Braman.