Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Mr. Avery Mr. Brayton Miss Counterman Mr. Dougherty Mrs. King Mrs. McKeever Mr. Servis Miss Wear Mrs. Owens divides her time between grading papers and preparing literature lessons for her three Senior English classes. English Program Offers Variety For Literary Studies Having acquired the know-how of running projec¬ tors, Mr. Servis explains the art to Mrs. McKeever. Interested discussions develop over a variety of topics in the Junior English Class. Mr. Dougherty offers a different view of English.

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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

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Library And Music Dept. Facilitate Many Students Mr. Frisinger and Miss Siebold do a fine job in the Music Department of A.H.S. A new class offered this year was the Music Theory Course. Mr. Frisinger has made many changes and initiated new ideas such as using pom-pon girls with the marching hand. The school librarian, Mrs. Houlton, assisted by Mrs. Mortoff, work diligently ordering books, movies, and helping studen ts through¬ out the year. Sandy Zerby presents a corsage to Susie Dygert, head pom-pon girl, in show of their appreciation for all her work. Pep Band provides music for basketball games under the direction of Mr. Frisinger. Mr. Frisinger Miss Siebold Mrs. Houlton Mrs. Mortoff 22