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

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UH? EIMFLU . . . We describe the views from left to right across the two pages. From the tower we View the front walk on a winter day. The outstanding architectural feature of our school is our tower and clock. As we look down from the new wing, we see the west walk. Ice and snow on the creek add beauty to our campus. The tower literally reaches for the clouds. ln this tower are the offices of all Howe publications. The school flag is raised each morning during a ceremony in which the pupils take part. Footprints in the snow. School's out! Pupils wander down the winding walk and over the bridge. On this concrete Y students go to ath- letic field or to front walk. Our new track house, in the southwest corner of the campus, shelters the track team's equipment. Principal C. M. Sharp and Athletic Man- ager George P. Farkas inspect the entrance of our new gym. The back entrance is used for bringing in supplies and is used by pupils in bad weather. Teachers, pupils, and Visitors use the parking lot. Many pupils ride bicycles to school and leave them in racks on the parking lots.

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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.