Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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Fun in the sun, but a lot of hard work. Band camp was held at the YMCA Camp in Reading Michigan during the week of August 10th thru the 16th. A typical schedule was to report to the field at 7:30 a.m. and practice until 11:30 a.m. Lunch was from 11:30 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. Of course the annual Hawaiian Dance, Toga Party, and Stunt Might were held. REMEMBER WHEN . . . Mr. Moore won the banana eating contest. . . . Doug, Mike, and Dennis were caught in the girls cabin. . . . The seniors T P'd the camp on their last night.

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Representing our fine Unhomecoming cheerleading squad. Dave Quinn strikes a pose, photo by S. Sanderson Seniors getting ready to play the sophomores during the PowdcrPuff game, photo by S. Sanderson Sophomore pride shows through during half time, photo by S. Sanderson Trying to be the best nerd possible. Julie Clark slouches by her locker, photo by M. Barlett Homecoming night was fast approaching and everyone was looking forward to the upcoming game. The five days before the Homecoming game was entitled Unhomecoming Week.'' To boost school spirit to a maximum, a variety of dress up days were established. On Monday everyone wore their favorite sweats. Tuesday they wore the geekiest clothes they could find for nerd day. Wednesday was college sweatshirt day. Thursday our clothes were worn backwards and Friday was purple and gold day. Prizes were awarded each day for the best outfits. Our Wednesday night the girls ruled the football field during the Powder-Puff game. A victorious group of seniors defeated all of the underclassmen team. Rim Ice and Stacy Goings are caught laughing at everyone else, photo by M. Barlett