Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Student Activity Day combines en¬ tertainment with education. The teachers take a back seat and learn instead of teach. Interest Day Offers Variety Of Programs A HORNETS Many programs were offered this year to cover the many interests of the stu¬ dent. The programs ranged from “The Sandbox” to a program about poverty in the U.S.A. The Girls ' Gymnastics team show their skills and explain the funda¬ mentals of this sport.

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Mr. Dougherty and Mr. Avery of the English Department contributed to tin Student Interest Day by pre¬ senting plays and reading poetry. Mr. Dougherty’s class acted “The Lottery” and “The Sandbox”; while Mr. Avery read poetry. The presentation broad¬ ened literary enjoyment. The Jr. Hi. English teachers spend much time preparing their students for the annual Spelling Bee. This year’s winner was Ka Sherburne, a seventh grade student. All of the English teachers try hard to convert their students from tradi¬ tional to linquistic grammar. Nervous breakdowns and loss of inhibitions are by-products of speech class. Presenting an opinion is Norman Thomas. Mr. Brayton spends much of his time working with individuals in special reading classes. 20