Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Jeff Hirons. Barney Gram ling. John Birchman act as the disc jockies at the Hawiian dance. Christa Booth takes her award for best toga with mixed emotions. Judge. Pat McCormick and Miss Hawaiian. Julie Mike Votaw. Terry Dowell. Jeff Hirons. Dennis Clark share a dance on Hawaiian day at band camp. Stevenson, and Pat McCormick of The Delta House” pose for a quick picture. Student Life 9

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Marching Hornets Qo Zo . . . During the week of August 5-9, 1985, some 90 band members. Guard members, Drum major, directors, parents, and chaperones moved in to the YMCA camp at Reading, Ml for a week of concentrated band practice, marching drills, new routines and some fun. A typical schedule was to report to the field at 7:30 a.m. and practice until 11:30 a.m. Lunch was from II.-30 until 12 noon. At 12 noon, we returned to the field and practiced until 3:30 p.m. From 3:30 until 5:30 was FREE time. From 5:30 until dusk, it was back on the field for more intensive practice. Even with all the work — fun prevailed at band camp. Two special events were the Ha-waiian Night and the Toga Party and Talent show, Friday night was a climax for the week when the band traveled to Fort Wayne Northside High School for the Drum and Bugle Corps Show. Band Camp Maria Zimmerman. Julie Clark, and Rachael Stackhouse show mixed emotions when they find their beds outside. Beth Weicht and Rachael Stackhouse relax and enjoy the fresh air after finding their bed outside. Terry Dowell. Dennis Stevenson. Mike Vo taw. and Pat McCormick engage in a panty raid at band camp. Student Life 8

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Zhe Zany Antics Of Unftomecoming Coach Saylor talks about his last year as Many posters, like this one. hung on the walls Angola s head football coach. 0f school boosting spirit among students During Spirit Week, many activities took place. Monday was DRESS IN THE DARK DAY, so nothing matched. Tuesday and Wednesday had a lot of participation. because they were SWEATS DAY and HAWAIIAN DAY. Thursday was unofficially NERD DAY. and Friday was traditional PURPLE GOLD DAY. A bonfire peprally to be held at Hendry Park, was changed to a pep rally in the gym because of rain. For the peprally, the cheerleaders dressed like punk rockers and did a few cheers to boost the dampened spirits of the crowd. During Friday's lunch hour, students were treated to hamburgers and hotdogs grilled by the administration. On Wednesday night everyone got together for a funfilled night of excitement at Unhomecoming. After spending hours in front of a mirror. Bob Hocker proudly walked a way as Miss Unhomecoming. Coming in a close 2nd was Rick Long, who was escorted by Lou Anne Folks. The zaniness of the male cheerleaders kept the crowd in stitches, as the girls played a mean game of powderpuff football. After the announcement of Miss Unhomecoming, Tom Barnes sang his rendition of Here She Is, Miss Unhomecoming.” We will always remember the craziness associated with Unhomecoming. Junior. Lori Schock was sidelined for a portion of the game when she was inadvertantly stepped on by a member of the senior team. Student Life 10 and athletes. r % Or ( ctoM.1 ft. } . , « -..«• , VWH A Vs'' NfrtWW ss- .o. i