Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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The ref's and coaches stand around the injured player, Frank Lugar, discussing what had happened, photo by M. Bariett 15 Homecoming

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Showing school spirit, Jaime Shoup, concentrates hard on her music, photo by M. Barlett After the homecoming game, everyone danced to the music of T S Sounds, photo by M. Barlett Brian Dodge helps get ready for Homecoming festivities, photo by D. Penix Tonie Andrews gazes into the darkness. photo by M. Barlett freshmen cheerleaders watch the game in anticipation, photo by D. Penix 12 Key

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Ten Little TEN LITTLE INDIANS ...It was twisted. It was campy. It was ... an experience. “What was your favorite part about working on the play?” RANDY MCHENRY (Phillip “don't-need-a-gun” Lombard) — “The performances. Audiences are what it's all about. ” DIANE ERB (Sweeter-than-ROLAIDS Vera Claythorne) — “Having a noose around my neck every night choked me up.” BRET ROBERTS (Anthony Marston, conceited jerk) — “The half hour Reader's Digest version of the 2-hour show was fun. I got 8 hours of sleep in 15 minutes that night.” SHANE EDWARD SEMLER (Mr. Rogers his neighborhood) — “Jeffs stabbing scene was piercing. ” CATHY NUSBAUM (Fred Narracott, Igor extraordinaire) — “The wart on my nose was no blemish on my career. ” ERIKA BRASS (Emily Brent, old cod-gerette) — “Getting the angel hair cobwebs out of my clothes was quite the stimulating moment. 14 Key