Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Pajama Day was a hit this year. Tina Anderson models her favorite jammies while carrying her favorite cuddly friend. Awaiting the announcement of the ’ queen” are Greg Silberg and John Lindsay with their escorts Diane Dowell and Julie Marple respectively. Lindsay was crowned queen for a day.' The freshmen cheerleaders” Todd Ameling. Jim Platt. Jim Thompson, and Mike Biernat strut their stuff at Unhomecoming game. Breaking away downfield for one of his 2 touch downs for the evening is 22. Greg Silberg.

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A unique feature to this year's parade is the use of boats instead of cars. Junior candidates Deb Penrod and Gretchen Reynolds with their escorts Mark Russell and Tim Sirk sail away into the crisp autumn air. Before the game Steve Peppier and Roger Roddy discuss some lockerroom strategy. Homecoming, instead of being heralded in with the usual hoopala. kind of slid in this year. The Student Council tried to start the ball rolling with their plans, but the weather and students’ spirit just didn’t agree. Spirit week was kind of blah as not many people participated in Crazy Hair and Crazy Hats Sunglasses Day. However, Pajama Day and Sticker Day were more popular. Tuesday's Games Day was postponed due to the inclement weather. Even Unhomcoming failed to match the excitement of last year. The Junior Class won the powderpuff game in front of a sparse crowd. With the arrival of game day. spirit was intensified as purple and gold flooded he halls. However, the evening's weather quickly dampened the enthusiasm. The frigid air, in addition to the lopsided score of 44 to 16 over archrival Prairie Heights, had most of the crowd dissipating early either to the warmed confines of the gym where Choice” performed or to other post game activities. IO HOMECOMING Newly crowned queen Lisa Piatek receives congratulations from her escort Steve Hipskind and senior candidate Colleen McCarthy, while the 1980 queen Ann Linsberg. and her escort Troy LaGro look on.

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The Irony of Love I look at you. you never look at me. I hear your laughter but I know it's not for me. I see your wandering eyes but they never catch mine. Soon I realize you’re not for me. Your laughter is directed towards one special girl. Your wandering eyes are now captivated by only one movement. You realize too late that I was for you. You look at me. I never look at you. Deborah Penrod Takahiro Tsutsume captures the sound of an electric guitar in a pencil drawing. Takahiro is a foreign exchange student from Japan. The runner ahead is setting the pace My varsity letter depends on this race, half a mile to go I’m running too slow. His lead is larger than ever. Running up a hill I charge for the kill saying. It’s now or never. I’ve gained some ground on that incredible mound. For he can. he can hear the sound of my feet. The tape is in sight so I spring with might. A victory would be sweet. But the stretch is long and my opponent is strong He leaves me in his wake. But there’s a fire in my heart called desire. And that’s what breaks the tape. Roger Hawks J rtny Wrrn portrays her fantasy of a peaceful castle. a • k ■ 4 ■ - 1 ,1 i 1 0 0 IJ SEARCH FOR TALENT