Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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MATH DEPAEnWCNT BQASiS OOURfiES ON GENERAL AND ADVWCED LEVEtS What is a semi-cubic parabola? Such inquiries puzzle as well as challenge Mr. Dvgert ' s math students. For the first time in seven years, Mr. Hammel is back in the question-ask- ing forces, along with Mrs. Kile, Mrs. Thalls, and Mrs. Schu- bert. This year ' s selected members of trigonometry and analyti- cal geometry and Algebra II classes, along with the Senior math class, participated in an examination sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America. ABOVE: Mrs. Kile ' s second hour jun RIGHT: Mrs. S.luihert is

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DRILUN OF FUND a WENlALS PUJS CRBm J(j:RE££rON HfGHUGHT ENSUSM OASSES What is an English class? It is being ex- posed to writers, poets, and playwrights whether you like it or not. It is learning to write like Thoreau and talk like Shakespeare. Which is, after all, a step toward greater ex- pression and clearer communication. Junior and Senior English classes had the opportunity to attend a performance of HAM- LET. While Mr. Dougherty ' s English classes took play production into their own hands in the meantime, and presented Outcasts of Poker Flat, Night at an Inn, and A Man Called Duddy on Activities Day. ABOVE: Mrs. King-s Junior English Fundamentals provokes much study. LEFT: Senior EngHsh students are hard at work. UPPER LEFT: Monira Pastor reviews the lesson for today in Grammar and Comp class.

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LEFT: A new addition to the Math Department staff at iiiid-Ncar. Mi . Charman iisi ' s her teaching know-how to aid Tom Powers. ABOVE: Mr. Hamincl. uilh assisiam c from sub- ute teacher Mrs. Boyer, ponders the fundamentals of lea hirii; Aliirlira. Mr. Dygert Mr. Hammel Mrs. Kih- Mrs. Schuh Mrs. Thails