Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Our Principal A true friend to us during our four years .n A.H.S. was our principal. A helping hand was always extended as Mac listen- ed to our troubles and helped us in many ways. We wish to thank Mr. McCutchan for making our high school years very profitable and pleasant. Secretaries Edith Kunkel and Phyllis Ott are our faithful there to lend a helping hand whenever needed. We and competent secretaries, who perform then- tasks give them our thanks for their assistance during with never ending energy, and who are always our high school days.

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Our Sujjerintendeiit Always a pleasant smile and a happy greeting were given to us by our superin- tendent, Mr. Boomershine. We wish to thank him for the helpful guidance he has given us during our high school days. Board of Education Busy people are the members of the board of education and we appreciate the work they do. Problems regarding the financial program, the build- ing program, the planning of a curriculum, the se- lection of teachers and the legislation of general school rules are all a part of their work. We, the graduating class of 1960, wish to ex- tend our most sincere thanks to them for making our high school years enjoyable. The members of the board are Heyman Wisner, Mack ' an Auken, Leland Nedele, Paul Strock, Robert Berkes, Harold Stevens, and Carlton Chase.

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MR. BARKDULL pauses outside MRS. KILE ' S math room before going to one of his commercial classes. MR. MYERS or MR. HAMMEL must have heard something funny in one of their math classes and are sharing it with MRS. KING before she calls one of her bookkeeping classes to order. Faculty MISS REED and MR. AVERY are enjoying a short conversation between their Latin and English classes. MRS. BORING, who teaches junior high English, is telling MISS SIEBOLD how much she enjoyed the Christmas vocal concert. Page Twehe