Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Wearing his fatigues'' for Army day. Jody Hochderffer salutes the camera. Vainly attempting to build a pyramid, male cheerleaders Curtis Fraley. Corbett Etheridge. Mike Kiper. Robert Raade. Brett Presley. Jack Fraley. Shane Fraley. Keith Andrews, and Stan Kabanas struggle to keep the fans enthusiasm high. The freshmen and the juniors prepare themselves for the first play of the evening. UNHOMtCOMING 13

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It was a typical October evening. The cool, stark wind ruffled the leaves on the trees as the moon burned dimly overhead. The flood lights shone brightly on the field below as the cheerleaders stood on the sidelines encouraging the masses to yell even louder for their favorite team. As the players jogged onto the field, the crowd went wild. The roar was deafening, the screams pierced the previous calm. I hen it was time, the game was about to begin. The freshmen hurried to their positions, ready to play the sophomore team. In no time at all the first half was over. It was time for the most important part of Unhomecoming, the crowning of the queen. As the four lovely contestants hobbled onto the field accompanied by their handsome escorts, screams and catcalls could be heard from the crowd. Out of the loudspeaker came the name Alan Burrell. Hysterical with joy. Alan and his date Stephanie Sheets were momentarily dumbstruck by the announcement. This was it. the moment he had dreamed about all of his life. He was the new Unhomecoming queen! While the cameras flashed and the reporters swarmed around Alan, the game was resumed. This time it was the juniors battling the seniors. Although the team of sophomores and juniors fought long and hard, there was just no defeating the freshmen and seniors. Junior Lesley Schafer had the following to say about the game. ”1 thought it was really exciting. It gives the players a chance to show that there is more to us [the girls) than cooking and cleaning.” As the crowd separated and headed for home and the lights on the field were extinguished, strains of Wait until next year” echoed through the night. Enjoying his role as cheerleader, foreign exchange student Stanley Kabanas grins seductively to the crowd. 12 UNHOMECOMING (Jfie c7eti

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The week before homecoming started slowly but finished with a lot of spirit. Monday and Tuesday were routine days of the week, but Wednesday rolled in as a well-accepted Army Day. Many students and several teachers were wearing their fatigues making the school look like a full battalion. Thursday had slightly less response as Twin Day. but a few students continued to show their spirit. Friday students and teachers alike celebrated Angola High School’s annual Purple and Gold Day. The pep club did an excellent job of putting posters around the school. Most of the pep club members stayed after school to make signs and put them on the walls. Nearly every wall had signs posted on it in an effort to raise spirit. 14 HOMECOMING rftonie.com.ina Millhouse. Doug MattoT °' M,k to oulpower th, ,OUgh Eoglo o'” ' ”