Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Tri-State University ' s campus is full of picturesque buildings such as the Science Building. ' • ' i ' ' jr. • On campus at Indiana University is this modern sculpture. It ' s a Picasso and located in front of the School of Music. YOU ' RE GOING THERE FOR YOUR EDUCATION! ISN ' T THAT KNOWN AS THE PARTY CAPITAL OF THE WORLD?! Unfortunately, that narrow- minded attitude exists all-over the state. People don ' t seem to realize that certain colleges throughout the state are known for more than their so-called social activities . They are known not only throughout the An over-zealous Ball Stater mounts the statue of Benificence. Benificence was sculpted by the same sculptor that did the Lincoln statue in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. Benny, as the statue is called, was erected in 1936. State but also the United States as colleges that specialize in fields. Even in the town of Angola, there ' s Tri-State University, which is one of the foremost engineering schools in the country. Indiana University is well-known for it ' s music program and its School of Business, and of course when one hears Purdue, he immediately associates it with agriculture. Ball-State University is known as a teacher ' s college and Notre Dame is known as an outstanding Catholic-affiliated school. What should one look for when choosing a higher education ? Consider these 7 points: Two or four year college, the college location, admissions selectivity, college size, private vs. public, college costs and financial aid, majors and study programs available. College Choices 27

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Two of the familiar sights at Notre Dame are the golden dome atop the Administration Building and the statue of Moses in front of the library proclaiming, Notre Dame is 11 Looking north across the piazza of Tirey Memorial Union at Indiana State University is the main building of TMU dedicated in 1940 by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. I 26 College Choices

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1111 When someone looks at a yearbook what do they see? Usually just words and pictures. The words belong to whoever created the page. The same person arranged the pictures in an order they chose. However, the pictures themselves were usually taken by a completely different person. Until now the only recognition a photographer got came at the back of the book in the photo credits. He had little or no say as to the arrangement of the pictures on the pages. This year the KEY has decided to change things. These two pages have been devoted to the photographers. So, with your permission, allow us to show you our version of the Night Gallery. 28 Gallery