Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Faculty MR. HOFFMAN stops to ask MR. NESBITT what is going on in the history classes. It must be interesting! MRS. CLARK explains to KATHY CHENO- WETH the importance of guinea pigs in scientific research. This one ' s a nice pet! MR. CONDON of the English department and MR. ETZLER seem to be deep in conversation. JOHN BALDWIN shows MR. PORTER his latest art project. Pa°e Tuetity Three

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MR. ETZLER explains the method of operating one of the machines in shop to BARRY HOLLO- PETER and DICK WATERS. Faculty MR. JOHNSON shows the tests given his health class to MRS. ROUSH, who teaches physical edu- cation. MR. MILHOLLIN and MR. SPRUNGER look over the results of the Iowa tests. BOB REYNOLDS and JEFF ANDREWS drop in after class to have a problem ironed out by MR. WEARLY.

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Our Custodians We wish to show our appreciation to the custodians — Tom German, Tom Myers, Carlton Erwin, and Lester Shelton — for the services they have performed at A.H.S. They have done myriads of things for the students and the school. Custodians in the high school building have repaired desks, cleaned floors and walls, put up stage sets for the plays, moved furniture, driven buses on occasion and gone on errands for the school. Tom German, in the gym, has swept the senior coat check room, wiped up grease at the junior refreshment stand, mended broken equipment, mopped the entrance way during games, and done a thousand other things. Custodians, we thank you! Safety Patrol The safety of our school population is in the hands of our faithful patrol men at the various street crossings. Dan Cope is on duty to help children across Williams street in front of Carlin Park School. Harry Sowle is always in front of the high school building to help people across Highway 27. William Pendill is on patrol at the North Wayne and Mill street crossing. Lynn- ford Eff is at the Felicity and South Wayne street crossing.