Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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The dumbfounded Kirbys stand in awe of the Sycamores. Always willing to offer advice is the ever lovable grandpa. Pamala Hall does her imitation of Rembrandt. Alice and Tony toast to the beginning of a beautiful and lasting relationship.

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The Thespians kicked off their 79-80 year with one of the most experienced casts ever to appear on the AHS stage. “You Can't Take It With You featured an outrageous cast consisting of an ever relaxing grandfather (Mike Brainard), his flighty daughter (Pamela Hall), her explosive husband (Jeff Bledsoe), and their two children: a scatter brained Essie (Erin O’Neal), and the only sane one of the bunch Alice (Ruth Martin). The other family consisted of the Kirbys (Dan Piatek and Rhonda Delaney) an extremely rich and arrogant couple, and their up and coming son, Tony (Jeff Tanner). To this was added a love affair between Tony and Alice which mixed the two families and the outcome was chaotic! Diligently attempting to keep the was a chore that could only be con- chaotic Sycamore household in order quered by Rheba (Susan Kirkman). FALL SHOWTIME You Can’t Take... Grace Osborne portrays the wild and ever soused Miss Welington. Kolenkhov (Mike Green) vividly displays his favorite line “It Shtinks”. 16 Fall Play

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Artists Attain The Knack Talent is found in many places in this world, including Angola High School. It ranges from artists to scholars — each is important to our niche in this vast, unfathomable universe. The artistic abilities of several students were found after a ‘Search for Talent' contest was held. Poetry and sketches were the major entries of pupils who were interested. Excellent craftsmanship and artistic expertise could be detected in the chosen works — those that were picked received five dollar awards. All the works displayed here are evidence of diligent work — both thought-process and handwork — on the part of students. Penny Aleshouse’s sketching of a section of the school relinquishes a bird's-eye view. “Flight of Peace” is Jill Deller’s theme for this silk-screen on 'recycled’ paper. CHILD A child is born every minute Clings for security any way he can get it Struggles for his freedom Searching for his own kingdom. Learns how to climb high trees Falls down and skins his knees As the child grows older His little body becomes bolder He's now no longer a child He's running free and wild. He's looking for his own way of life His one love, his wife. Now he has his big home With children of his own He has problems of a family to handle His strength weakening like a candle Burning slowly, gently down Till there’s nothing to be found His kids are all married and moved away How he wishes they'd come back and stay. His wife is dead and gone Why should he carry on? He lives alone in the big empty house Shares it with the ants and a mouse If only he could relive his happy younger years Yes, that would wipe away the tears But the beat of life still goes on For him it's one unhappy song Spinning the record slowly down Until there's nothing, not a sound He's growing old, rugged and dry Sometimes it makes me cry To know he was once a child Young, Free, and Wild. 18 Searcb For Talent Barb Keller