Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Derek Koszlowski and Todd Grimes Mark Snyder and David Appleman Dawn Unger. Don Croy, and Jeff Burd Eric Snyder and Katrina Cripe Student Life 9

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Tammy Bramhall On November 2 and 3, at 8:00 p.m.. A.H.S. Thespians presented Neil Simon's The Good Doctor, a Russian comedy depicting life in the 1800's. Directed by Jerry Duguid, the cast was as follows: Narrator Woman Sexton Mr. Kinstinou Sailor Policeman Governess Todd Grimes Anita Erb Loren Brigle Alan Burrell Derek Koszlowski Don Croy Diane Erb Other cast members: Lisa Dunna-van. Dawn Unger, Kim Usher, Katrina Cripe, Eric Snyder, Stephanie Sheets, Tammy Bramhall, Jeff Burd Stage managers: Dave Appleman, Mark Snyder, Ruth Ellen Neff Hair Designer: Mrs. Koszolowski Makeup: Tana Lundgren, Jan Harvey Mrs Koszlowski and Dawn Unger Lisa Dunnavan and Diane Erb 8 Student Life

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Dennis Holiday and Rusty Woodruff display rare signs of school spirit A soggy field caused this year's Homecoming spirit to be dampened. Unhomecoming, our annual kick-off to the big event, was canceled due to a wet field. Angered powder puff football players petitioned school officials to allow the game to take place, but the response was still no. A few students attempted to show their spirit on Purple and Gold day, but when Rusty Woodruff and Dennis Holiday showed up in togas, they were sent home for having too much spirit, accompanied by not enough clothing. Homecoming itself was a success. The Angola football team defeated North-ridge by the score of 46 to 16. Before the game, senior class member, Bonnie Rose, escorted by senior, Brett Presley, was crowned Homecoming queen, 1984. To highlight the evening, a dance, with music provided by Unique Lighting and Sound, was sponsored by Student Council and the yearbook staff. The '84 yearbooks were distributed at the dance. Jim Platf. 10. in action during the Homecoming game. HOMECOMING SPIRIT DAMPENED! 10 Student Life