Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Wed me -fkufe Vgcufzt I,Pioneers of Howe's faculty reading from left to right top row are: Mr. Raphael W. Wolfe, Mr. Beldon C. Leonard, Miss Florence C. Guild, Mr. Clarence R. Clayton, Principal Charles M. Sharp, Mr. George P. Farkas, Mrs. Helen O'Daniel, Mrs. Ieff R. Stonex, Mr. E. A. Pat- terson. Left to right bottom row: Miss Virginia Childers, Miss Ruby Lou Lillard, Miss Narcie Pollitt, Miss Margaret E. Forcht, Mrs. Mildred D. Loew, Miss lanet Keller, Miss Helen B. Allen, Miss Eva F. Abbott, and Miss Mary E. Thumma. f 'S'5 0 0 5 .46 O hose who joined our faculty between anuary, lf-339, and Ianuary, l94U, reading from left to right top row are: Mr. Wade Fuller, Mr. Lewis W. Gilfoy, Mr. Wayne A, Shrurn, Mr. Byron L. Willis, Mr. Milton Gamble. Second row left to right: Mr. Darrell H. Gooch, Mr. Wil- liam Smith, Mr. Vtfilliam C. Christensen, Mr. Merle 'Wimrner, Mr. Fred C. Lemley. Third row left to right: Miss Marthellen Ftatcliff, Miss Mary E. Daniel, Miss Thelma L. Cooley, Miss Martha Ft. Eckert, Mrs. Madge E. Temperley, Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs, and Miss Marjorie Schoch. Those who entered our school either in the fall of l94O or in the spring of 1941 are from left to right top row: Miss Anna K. Suter, Mr. Henry F. Thomas, Mr. Iesse C. Staten, Mr. Elwood L. Yeager, Mr. Francis M. Howard, Miss Marthana McWhir. Second row left to right are: Mr. Frank S. Watkins, Miss lnez l. Wil- liams, Mr. Seward S. Craig, Miss Ellen lane LaFollette, and Mr. Samuel T. Kelley.

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fe!! go .gn We enter the foyer of indianapolis' newest high school and mount the steps leading to the main office. During the course of the school day, these steps are traversed by more than one thou- sand students. Business is carried on in this office from the time the doors are opened until long after the closing bell has rung. Students, teachers, and Visitors seek the help of the friendly clerks in charge, Miss lane Holl and Miss Vir- ginia Childers. Here one may find all the important school records. Gur popular principal, Charles MacKay Sharp, graciously greets the newcomers as Well as those already en- rolled. l-le is Well liked for his friendli- ness, fairness, sense of humor, clever speech, and tireless Work for our school.

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Li. a our Ll? Chemistry students perform a class experiment. Young printers meet the deadline on a school bulletin, Girls in the Home Economics class learn to serve a luncheon correctly. QQ! A geometry student solves an intricate problem as the class looks on. Boys learn to turn metals into usetul articles. Art students sketch a class model.