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

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And Learning To Stud -Are Classes Fundamental science courses provide Howe students with valuable information in the fields of biology, physics, and chemistry. Learning how to mix several chemicals, bal- ancing equations, and handling acids properly is the chemistry students' obiective. 7 Art classes offer the opportunity to express one's self through draw- ing, sketching, and painting.

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The drum maior is the symbol of Howe's traditions. He directs the band at all important functions. Rallying Enthusiasm, Joining Grganizations Are School Activities Cutside of the classroom, students have the op- portunity to pursue their interests further. After- school clubs encompass any students interest and create much individual competition. Rivalry with other schools is keen in many fields, especially for the debate and speech teams who have excelled in both dual and state meets. The whole school en- ioys supporting athletics and during basketball and football seasons, the success of our teams is a con- stant topic of conversation. Our band and drill team always add spirit to the games, and provide an entertaining half-time show. In addition to sports and the band, there are many activities: a fall play, a musical production, a variety show, the mock elec- tion, honoraries including Quill and Scroll, and National Honor Society, so many activities, in fact, that each student is insured of having an organiza- tion in which he can learn and participate. H35 0 n ffliffi 'O' llllll I Ill I: ill lil 'Q' 5 l ilillllfl alll! Counselors and teachers help students with inquiries and problems concerning schedules and school life.