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

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A. Julie O ' Haver stands ready and waiting to re- turn a serve. B. Cheryl Keough saves a point with a side return. C. Susie Hartill stretches for a block against Northwest. D. Volleyball. Front: C. Karr, A. Stewart, C. McCrae, W. Peters, L. Lagenaur, B. Strickland, B. Cohee, D. McGuire. Ba ck: L. Booher, M. McCrae, C. Riches, K. Dixon, L. Butler, J. O ' Haver, C. Keough, Miss McMillan, L. McCrae, L. Jensen, J. Oberlies, D. Johns, T. Turner, C. Boekankamp. E. Laurel Lagenaur watches the results of Beth Strickland ' s unique style. F. Carol McCrae looks at a play from a different point of view. I

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Spikers Win Howe ' s 1975 volleyball team had, according to Coach Nancy McMillan, the best season since she started coaching the team in 1972. The varsity record was 7-4 and reserve was 4-6. The season got off to a slow start but toward the end the girls really im- proved and showed their true abilities, which led them to competition in sec- tional semi-finals. The level of ability throughout the state has improved so much over the last few years that Coach McMillan felt sure that this team could have won at least sectionals three or four years ago. Seniors dominated the varsity squad. The MVP award was given to Carol McCrae, and the Best Mental At- titude award was received by Laurel Lagenaur. The team ended the season looking forward to next year with many return- ing players.

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H ,-jm Freshmen Run with Best HI Cross country was the first sport en- gaged in at Howe, back in 1939, and is the only sport at Howe that trains all year long. With a new coach, Tim Jes- sup, and a young team, they produced a 12-10 record and placed sixth of 18 in the city race. The freshman squad ended their first season with a 13-2 record and placed a close second in the city meet. Freshman Russell Raney received a varsity award, which only emphasized the quality of the upcoming cross country teams at Howe. A. The varsity team participates in one of the state ' s largest invitational meets. B. The Hornet Honeys cheer on runners at the annual Howe cross country night. C. Varsity award winner Russell Raney finishes his run high in the Invitational. D. Ken St. John Kicks ahead of an opponent. E. Howe ' s strong freshman team anticipates the starting gun. F. Varsity Cross Country. Front: M. Dugan,G. McGinnis, R. Baue, J. Clark, K. St. John. Back: P. Rettig, B. Sloan, S. Gonzalez, R. Ohrn, R. Purdue, Mr. Jessup. G. Freshman Cross Country. Front: A. Taylor, R. Sexson, T. McPherson, R. Lovell. Back: J.. Cross, M. Moore, R. Raney, D. Hartley, Mr. Perkins. H. Varsity runner Marty Dugan overtakes his opponent at the Howe Invitational. r m- 5 ' 1 ' ' T - mmm „ iff . - C - - n ; i. tt£ ' Mm