Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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A Thanksgiving tabletop is a familiar part of autumn. The meaning of serenity for some is a walk through autumn leaves. Jack-O-Lantern’s are a famous trade- below was artfully carved by an mark of Halloween. The cute pumpkin unknown A.H.S. student.

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Student Life 9

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Memories Of Fall 1979 Fall (fol) v. what leaves do; n. favorite time of year for some. — Are you going to the football game? — Let’s go eggin’! — When are Fall Play tryouts? — Let’s get LOOSE! — Mr. Scott, when are yearbooks due? Familiar expressions are heard throughout the A.H.S. halls during the fall season during which many rites are traditional: Juniors stealing the Senior Bell, float building, keggars, bonfires, yearbook arrivals, practices, club elections, fund raising events, the Jamboree, and the return of peacefulness to the community after the departure of out-of-town vacationers. Practices for sports, Pom Pon, cheerleading, and band members turn sweat into tip-top conditioned performers whom the community is accustomed to. A commonly heard phrase is, ‘When are you going to be done with practice?’ As a result many parents patiently hold supper for those who practice late. Residents of A.H.S., teachers included, enjoy autumn which brings several vacations. Labor Day, Teacher’s Workshop, Veteran's Day, Teacher-Parent Conferences, and Thanksgiving are the fall ‘free-days’ which total 61 2 vacation days. Much of this vacation time is spent raking leaves which is a chore for some but a joy for those who like the fresh air and exercise. The Phantom Seniors are treated be- Several nights this fall the faintly fore tricking on All-Hollow’s-Eve. circled moon glowed eerily. Mouth watering pumpkin pie appeases the munchies on Thanksgiving Day. Hites Of Psll I I