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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

,,..1' .F , , I A P TOP RTGHT: Sara lo Puck- ett and Ida Allen. BOTTOM LEPTfIohn Shaw, lim Enochs, lra Bartlett, and Robert Stevenson. BOT- TOM RIGHT--Gloria Smith, Mary Frances Patterson, and Mary Lois Stitt. I took aeionautics so l could get an idea of Why airplanes do what they do. There's just something about the unexplored sky that tascinates me .... ln woodshop We made lOU model air' planes tor the Government .... Well, coming down to earth, did you ever see such a good-looking nurse and patient as those in the upper right corner? . . . Right below these two Florence Niqhtinqales is a shot of the typing room. Taking care of those beautiful, unobtainable typewriters is important. 7 During the air raid drills, which are intended to prepare us students for an emergency, l serve as a special guard on the lower floor. We guards, with the help of the floor supervisor, do a pretty good job of getting l,3OO Howeites in the right places at the right time .... Helen and the rest ot the Horne Ec girls have learned to can the products of our victory gardens .... The boys in machine shop are learning about defense, too. Take it from me, some of thern could show Lockheed a thing or two. 8 -cf Q TGP RIGHT-Ruth Richey and Marie LaBonte. BOT' TOM RIGHT-Chester Stone and loe Clark. V-, x My v 1 N 'Q pa K qt TOP-Louise Alter, Anne Eberhart, Don Auble, Mar- jorie Metcalf, Virginia Staf- ford, Mrs. Pretzinger, Lu- cile Rennard, Jean E. Car- penter, Ellen Kroll, and Wilma Group. LOWER RIGHT-Maynard King, lane Messing and Mary Kreutzberger. Y Q5 H- Aj 11 Q If NY ' 'T X it .A V . ,-ww:'fqg,gvef: ,s J ' v va A L - w - ' The publications staffs learned the facts of rationing one day last fall when Mrs. Thistle Pretzinger of the local board came to Howe and asked our aid in preparing fuel oil ration coupons. . . . Qin pledge of allegiance before each assembly is a patriotic touch which every Howeite observes in a dignified manner. CWhe1i this picture was taken l was standing right next to my pal, Pesut. lust my luck to be out of the picture.l . . . The last snap shows our loyal freshmen doing their share to increase Howe's War stamp purchases. 9 N x t L Lt tt ,f iv Elie! Almost any old article you could dig up could be contributed to some sort of a salvage drive. Some of my friends on the TQWER and HILLTOPPER staffs are in the top picture salvaging metal from old engravings. l helped in this drive and Helen pushed the glamour salvage for old lipsticks, compacts, and hose. Mom had some old stockings which l contributed. Time was that if l'd pulled old stockings out of my pockets in the hall, the fellows would have called me Powder Puff Howe for weeksfbut times have changed .... Mr. Wade Fuller is the man to see about employment. Cf course since l am eighteen l have a pretty fair idea of what my future is to be. However, he found Helen a dandy job. 10 TOP'-Clyde Iohnson, Elf len Kroll, Bob Woerner, Bob Heed, and Marjorie Harvey, LOWER LEFT- - lane Clark and Betty Wil- lits. LOWER RIGHT--Ann Parry, Norma Ray and Mr. Wade Fuller. NM uf If 5' , al fi 1 7 if . ' rj ,v-gig fl .l'l,d M 1 A ,f A V ' 1? fl! ge, ff 'i rl 7 1 1 f ,I 3-az-K, , as X- Q 1, ' , Cy f Jn L. , I t I- I ,V ,J I I , All L J ,fl 'U' LD fZ rg, J. Vi ,ol ,tl ,L .L L f t ' ,Li X 1 t My, how l wish l Could have been under Philosopher Phil Lasley's mortarboard when he crowned Doris Reisner as Violet Queen at the tourth birthday pageant in May. She looked mighty smooth surrounded by Eva Ruth Ham, Maxine Dietz, Martha Payne, and Betty Lou Roth, the members of her court. We were really proud of Marjorie Harvey and loe Weaver, the winners of the American Legion citizenship awards which are presented annually at the pageant. During the Parade of Achievement l carried a sign labeled LI-XTlN. Going up the steps, l was so interested in the demonstrations on the front lawn that l tripped and tell. Mother, who had come to watch, called out, Herbie, are you hurt? Boy, was l embarassed! C? PR- .fi ll-t ll ln festive garb the jived-out Howeites leave for home Ceventu- allyl after the spring serni-formal dance. Helen and l had an- other swell time at the third Brown and Gold Dance this tall. Helen looked sharp as a tack, but when Golden Girl Marjorie Harvey walked on the stage-well-. Budely interrupting rny reverie, Helen whispered, After all, Herbie, Bill Hanafee is Brown Boy, not you. . . . l thought about running for governor in our mock election this fall, but l decided to let Leroy Owen, Federalist, and Lil loe Pesut, Nationalist, fight it out. P. S. Leroy won ,... We fellows in the Hi-Y Club sponsored our first Heart Hop this year with a sweetheart 'n' everything. We picked Marjorie Harvey, Mary Beth Underwood, Kitty Lewis, Martha Payne, and Helen Thompson, as candidates, and Mary Beth was chosen. UPPER RIGHT-Marjorie Harvey and Bill Hanafee. MIDDLE RIGHT-Joe Pesut and Leroy Owen. ' HKQdd:iSS.:'ESQLF XXS5-'Ylf.-NIBNEKN:5Q.viHfRS i-sf !F9SfX..x-'W...i :say .fe - .. V' W .1 j x Sl Typical scenes in Herl:vie's life during Howes fifth year. A Heaven! Two hundred qirls and me at an afternoon dance and party. Sure, l know they're all qirls' parties, but l can drearn, can't l? I do all right at the afternoon hops, what with Helen, plenty of hot records, and three or four sacks of that luscious Vihota popcorn. By the end of the dance, l'rn dry like an en- cyclopedia and l start lookinq for a drink. The fountains aren't hard to find. lust look for a bunch of qabbinq l-ioweites, and there it is. Of course you still have to get a drink .... Lockers are another place to flap your trap before, after, and between classes, or any old tirne. 13 f O . ,. f .o -. ' f. ff' Q- f- fe 9-. rift ,4 ,fi ff .fr.37,'7 .aff fl ,G ,. +1 :fn , . k , . , x, f f f , , 9 V, . W i , . f' C, to .a L1 ,gg Q, til -N t V ., t.'i'.-1,-fc, may .- C, J 1 4, ts L... -L.. .gf QV Meet the Big Three : Mr. Clarence R. Clayton, vice principal: Miss Flor- ence Guild, head ot the English Department and senior sponsorg and Mr. Charles M. Sharp, principal. Vfhen these three put their heads together die subjects under discussion range from assignments and assemblies to report cards and statistics. Helen can tell you more about Mrs. Mildred D. Loew, the Dean ot Girls, who has a friendly word tor Howe looys as well as girls. 41' The women teachers around Howe are grand, and the men teachers are really swell guys. Of course, this is sort of hard on the blame it on the teacher type of pupil, but that kind of a student is a ierk anyway. Nine of the teachers are now in the armed service, and it has been hard to keep up with all the faculty changes. The teachers who carne in lanuary are shown in the small picture, while the rest of the faculty is pictured at teachers' meeting. At the Wednesday meetings discussions of school problems, policies, and What has Herbie Howe done now? are in order. Nine new teachers joined the faculty in January. Opposite page left picture, center, left to right: Miss Barbara Ford, physical ed, math: Mr. Ray Bowman, physical ed: Miss Betty Reed, library, English: Miss Lois Coy, home ec: Mrs. Margaret Westmeier, nurse: Miss Lucy Hadley, math: Miss Alice Hankiris, Miss Ellen O'Drain, English. Miss Katherine Parrish, biology, is not pictured. Opposite page right, center: Mrs. Robert Reed and Miss Virginia Childers keep the office running smoothly. Lower left: BACK ROW-Miss Ianet Keller, Mrs. Loreen DeWaard, artg Miss Margaret Forcht, Miss Ellen lane LaFollette, Mr. Sher- man Pittenger, Mr. M. D. Williams, commercial, THIRD BOW-Mr. Seward Craig, Miss Flor- ence Guild, Miss Virginia Carnefix, Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs, Mrs. Mary E. Ketcham, Mr. Dar- rell Gooch, Miss Marthanna McWhir, English: Miss Marjorie Schoch, library. SECOND ROWeMiss Ruth Zitzlaff, English: Miss Eva Abbott, home ec: Miss Hazel Wurs- ter, Spanish: Miss Helen Allen, Miss Marthel- len Batcliff, home ec: Mr. Kenneth Smartz, English: Mr. W. D. Leasor, drafting. FRONT ROW-Miss Narcie Pollitt, Miss Thel- ma Cooley, Latin: Mr. E. A. Patterson, wood shop, printing: Mr. Dennis Wright. metal shop. Pictured below: BACK ROW-Mr. Lewis Gilfoy, Mr. Hartwell Kaylor, Miss Dorotha Kirk, Mrs. Helen O'Daniel, social studies. FOURTH BOW-Mr. Donald Emery, science: Mr. Wade Fuller, social studies: Mr. Virgil Heniser, Mr. Merle Wimmer, Mr. William Houk, Mr. Iohn Swearingen, science. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Luella Elliott, nurse: Mr. George Farkas, Miss Marjorie White, physical ed.: Mr. Frank Watkins, Mr. Beldon Leonard, music. SECOND ROW-Mr. Samuel Kelley, physical ed.: Mr. Fred Lemley, Mrs. Mildred Loew, Mr. Richard Newport, Miss Anna Suter, math. BOTTOM ROW-Mr. Milton Gamble, Mr. Clarence Clayton, math: Miss Mary Thumma. Spanish. nm.1 vm V ul-x :--i-.-- . 'ZXSY -274' . v lihftifz? Wifi' Nxiblbiiwizff-.:, ' 'f- x-,.-X N .x :M 3+ .- 'ms n-. ,- '-,P X :AA xo, x 5' N Q 5 faves Herbie introduces us to his fellow students 1 7 Hola Houck Martini Payne Wlmam Woods Dons Vivian Reimer l Phil Lasley Mariorie Harvey ,,,,. I V , Tm Yr 5-mi.,v,- R V ,, Aww- ---' www -if 13 is .-, '5 Arthur Alexander Ida Allen Harold Allison Mary Louise Alter if P NRS. in -5-5-rzrixigf.. Mazynelle Aumann Ruben Keith Earnei Stanley Beaman Mai-:ha Beidelm an U vm-n .1 -vw x Edward Andrews Richard Arnholler f. Rohan R, Bell Shiflev' Bemafd ,Q Mn I Phyllis Bisselberq Ra lnh Rnz wma n Vifnini: HAMA,- v.r...i:- n,...,..-M Marvin H. Bralev First ore the seniors-- The Seniors put on quite a play this year. Yes, indeed, lune Mad was really something and that something was gay, romantic, and funny. Penny Wood did a lot of growing up in those three acts, and she did it in a very surprising fashion. As assistant director and chief property man, l feel that l have enough theatrical background to state that it is my authoritative opinion that any one of the actors could easily com- pete with Skinner, the Barrymores, and the Lunts. Of course, the fact that back stage work was done effi- ciently, contributes to their success. Anyway every person connected with the play was thrilled with the reception it received from the students. At the upper left Milly Lou, the neighborhood pest, CElaine Reedl harasses Mervyn tTom Lysettl. Up- per center: Roger tBob Gywnnl makes love to lulie tMarjorie Metcalfl. Upper right: Dr. Wood Uoe Weav- erl, Mr. Harris Clan Laingl, and Mrs. Wood tEllen Krolll discuss the younger generation, Lower left: Penny tBetty Lou Rothl and Chuck tDon Masters? fence while Shirley and Ralph Wentworth tAnne Todd and Henry Wollenweberl look on. Lower center: Hired Man Elmer tBob Woernerl receives a scolding from Cook Ef- fie tNancy Ostranderl. Lower right: Uncle Mervyn dabs his niece Penny with his shaving brush. B. Houck-Senior Class President, 4, Brown Boy Candidate, 3, Basketball, l-4, Track, 3-4, Hi-Y Club, Treasurer, 3-4, Lettermen's Club, Vice-Presi- dent, 4, Student Council, l. M. Payne-Senior Class Vice-President, 4, Violet Queen Candidate, 3, Vihota Club Secretary, 3, Student Council, Secretary, 3, Music Festival, l-4, Office Helper, 3, Constitution Committee, 4, Hi-Y Sweetheart Candidate, 4, D. A. R. Can- didate, 4. W. Woods-Senior Class Treasurer, 4, Home Room Business Manager, l-4, Cross Country, l, HOWE TOWER Staff, Makeup Editor, 3, HILLTOPPER, Layout Editor, 4, Choir, l-2. D. Reisner-Senior Class Secretary, 4, Violet Oueen, 4, Latin Club, 2, Science Club, 2: Vihota Club, President, 4, Home Room Secretary, 2. P. LasleyfSenior Student Council Representative, 4, HOWE TOWER Staff, Sports Editor, 3, 4, Cross Country, l-4, Harvard Award, 3, Spirit of the Tower, 3, Brown Boy Candidate, 4, Lettermen's Club, 2-4, Hi-Y Club, 3-4. M. Harvey-Senior Student Council Representa- tive, 4, Golden Girl, 4, D. A. R. Good Citizen, 4, American Legion Award, 3, Victory Council, 4, HOWE TOWER, Editor, 4, Constitution Commit- tee, 4, Vihota Club, 3. A. Alexander-Basketball, l-3, Track, 1-3, Cross Country, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3. I. AllenfMusic Festival, l, 2, Home Room Busi- ness Manager, 3, Girls' Party, Music Committee Chairman, 3, Victory Corps, 4. M. Alter-St. Agnes Academy, Senior Winter Party Committee, 4, Vihota Club, 3, HOWE TOW- ER Staff, Cubby Hole and Assignment Editor, 3, 4, lournalism Club, 3. E. Andrews-Track, l-3, Basketball, 2, Cross Country, l, Home Room Business Manager, l, Home Room President, 1, Tag football champion team: Champion softball team. B. Aml-iolteriBiology Assistant, 3, Sportsrnen's Club, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, Band, l, 2. M. Aumann-Spanish Club, 3, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, Vihota Club, 3, Victory Corps, 4, Music Fes- tival, l. R. Barnes--Hi-Y Club, 4, Connersville High School, S. Beaman--Track, l, Cross Country, l, History Election, Appellate Court ludge, 4, Speech Activi- ties, Radio Programs, 4, Victory Corps, 4, Student Manager, 2. M. Beidelrnan-Vihota Club, 3, Victory Corps, 4, Library Club, 4. R. Bell-Sportsmen's Club, 2-3, Track Team, l, 2, Cross Country, l, 2, Cheerleader, 2: Music Fes- tival, l, 2, Choir, l-3. S. Bernard-Photography Club, l, 2, Sportsmen's Club, 3, Vihota Club, 3, lunior Red Cross, 4, lournalism Club, 3. P. Bisselberq-Vihota Club, 3, Library Club, l, Music Festival, 2-4, Latin Club, l, 2, Footlight Revelers, 2, Victory Corps, 4, Choir, 3, 4. G. Bliss-Vihota Club, 3, Footlight Revelers, 4, Victory Corps, Night of lanuary l6, Roberta Van Resselear, 4, Office Helper, 4. R. Boatman-Science Club, 2, 3, Audio Visual Club, 3. V. Boersiq-Vihota Club, Chairman of Ways and Means Committee, 3, lunior Red Cross, 3, 4, Mu- sic Festival, 3, Victory Corps, 4, Operetta, 3. N. Borreson-Latin Club, l-3, Scriptor, 2, HOWE TOWER, Club Editor, 2, 3, HILLTOPPER, Senior Editor, 4, Footlight Revelers, l, 2, Little Prison, l, Vihota Club, 3, CORNU LATINUM, 2, 3, Music Festival, 2-4, Office Helper, 4, lewelry Commit- tee, 4. M. Braley-Science Club, 2-4, Sportsmen's Club, 2-4, President, 2, Debate Club, 3. M 0l 'u T-E. Q V . , X W ., N , Sweep 1 f ' Eg B Min .. 'Q fxit-be-iljejr 19 l After graduation what? Some say college. Miss Florence C, Guild, senior sponsor, shows an appli- cation for a scholarship to Billie Group, Bill Hanafee, Dorothy Mueller, and lan Laing. A. Brumfield-Winter Party, Chairman of Games Committee, 4. I. Buchanan-Hi-Y Club, 4: Basketball, 1-4: Brown Boy, 3: Most Valuable Player Award, 3: Winter Party, Games Committee, 4: Lettermen's Club, 3, 4. P. Camahan-Victory Corps, 4: Library Club, 2, 3. I. Carpenter-Shortridge High School, l, 2: Vi- hota Club, 3. I.. Cary-Latin Club, l: Radio Club, l: Vihota Club, Entertainment Chairman, 3: Music Festival, l, 2: Office Helper, 3. I.. Casey-May Pageant, Choir, l, 2: Latin Club, 2: Music Festival, Choir, 2: Speech Activities, Ra- dio Play, 4. I. Clark--Spanish Club, l-3, Vice-President. 3: LA ESTRELLITA, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Horizon Club, President, 3, 4: Art Scholarship, 4: Student Coun- cil, 3: HOWE TOWER, Make up Editor, 3: HILL- TOPPER, Make up Assistant, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Winter Party Committee, 4. R. Coxen-Latin Club, 2, 3: Cross Country, l: Track, l: Sportsmen's Club, Casting Contest Win- ner, 2: Victory Corps, 4. E. Crane-Music Festival, 2: Victory Corps, 4. B. Creighton-Technical High School, l, 2: Vihota Club, 3: Music Festival, 3: Library Assistant, 4: Operetta, 3: Choir, 3, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Library Club, 4, M. Dawson-Library Assistant, 2: Office Assistant, 3-4: Vihota Club, 3: Home Room Program Chair- man, 2: Science Club, 4. P. Delks-Winter Party, Favors Committee, 4: Latin Club, l, 2: Vihota Club, 3: Music Festival, l-3: Norwegian Nights, Solvig, 3: Choir, 'Z-4: Glee Club, l. E. Denwood-Music Festival, l-3: Choir, 2-4: Op- eretta, 3: Victory Corps, 4. R. Dickerson-HOWE TOWER Representative from English Class, l. chilly, . . G T X! 3 7 20 M. Dietzelfihota Club, President, 3: Violet Oueen Candidate, 3: Music Festival, 3: Office Helper, 4. C. Dippel-Warren Central High School, l, Z: Latin Contest, second prize, 3: Victory Corps, 4, I. Dean-Footlight Revelers, 2: Iunior Red Cross, 3. D. Dobbs-Latin Club, 2: Archery Club, l: Vi- hota Club, 3: Latin Play, 4: Music Festival, Ad- vanced Girls' Glee Club, 2. E. Drew-Vihota Club, 3: Iunior Red Cross, 4. D. Dunnuck-Track and Cross Country, l, 2: Home Room Business Manager, 2: Student Coun- cil, 3. D. Durman-Music Festival, l, 3: Glee Club, l, 3, 4. N. Duske+Vihota Club, 3: Girls' Party Commit- tee, 2. A. Eberhart-HOWE TOWER, Makeup Editor, 3, 4: Vihota Club, 3: Spanish Club, l, 2: String Ensemble, 3, 4: Music Festival, l-4: Operetta, 3: Orchestra, l-4. B. Edwards-HOWE TOWER, Makeup Editor, 3: Laboratory Assistant, 3: Chess Tourney Winner, 2, 3. D. Eikenberry-Vihota Club, 3. R. ElliotteSpanish Club, 2. T. Ellis-HOWE TOWER, Makeup Editor, 3: Art Scholarship, 4: HILLTOPPER, Layout Assistant, 4: Butler Field Day, third prize in newswriting, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Art Department Assistant, 4. R. English-Victory Corps, 4. D. Espie--Spanish Club, l, 2: Home Room Sec- retary, 2: Office Helper, 2, 3. M. EttinqerfGolden Girl Candidate, 4: Vihota Club, 3: Office Helper, 3: 'Winter Party Commit- tee, 4: Announcements Committee, 4. E. Ferrell-Home Room Secretary, 3: Music Fes- tival, 2, 3: String Ensemble, 2-4: Choir, 3, 4. R. Fields-Vihota Club, 3. X 1 4 1 3 14' W' V.. .' Archie Brumheld Jack Buchanan PM Carnahan lane Clark 3 Elizabeth Crane Barbara 'P 'T' Mary Dawson Patty Delks QF! 1 W, - , r ' , 9 IA ,fn W' i , We , ', If 7,15 4- i f 1' . - -,- .N I I '-1 4 xx 1 ii' . 1 1 lean Carpenter ' 'I r 1 I . ' X Q 1 2741, f-r r - 1. I5 1 Rn hard Cc--ren if' fi' RoberlD1ckerson Norma VN., Ieanne Anne Eberhar! Ben R. Edwards Dorothy Eikenberr-3. uc. yr uurmura Fusaell Ellloll -00 TLA!-.1 Ulla. nn ,, vw, 1- ,JA . n,,.-.L..,r.-1, .. , f- . . ,. ,, 1' H' -----'- 'V-W ---M----':fv-- vxrmma Lee narvev nov navmaxer umm Hcuuan - All good organizations have a constitution. This committee of seniors elected as class representatives to write the constitution for the class of '43 are from left to right: Leroy Owen, Martha Payne, Phil Lasley. Marjorie Harvey, Bob Houck, Mary Beth Underwood, and Miss Guild, senior sponsor. Several seniors worked up in Tower helping with the fuel rationing. ln the picture are: Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs tpublications advisorl, Bob Woerner, Marjorie Harvey, Dorothy King, Clyde lohnson, Bill Woods, Thelma Ellis, lane Clark, and Lucile Rennard. I. Flaws-Victory Corps, 4. B. FlorackfSpanish Club, President, 25 Library Assistant, 2-45 Library Club, Secretary, 2, 35 Vi- hota Club, 3. V. Fredenburg-Latin Club, 1, 25 Library Club, 1-45 Treasurer, 15 Office Messenger, 4. N. Gallamore-Wilkinson High School. S. Gannaway-Latin Club, 4. E. Garrett-Student Council, 15 Home Room Vice- President, 25 Footlight Revelers, Secretary, 25 Vic- tory Corps, 45 Orchestra, 1, 25 Gruen Essay Con- test, City Winner, 1. I. Garrett-Spanish Club, Secretary, 15 Vihota Club, 35 Home Room Secretary, 25 Victory Corps, 45 Music Festival, 1-45 Orchestra, 1-45 Glee Club, 1, 25 Operetta, 3. W. Gilchrist-Cross Country, Captain5 Basketball, 15 Track Team, Captain, 15 Track Team, 2, 35 Sec- tional Hurdles Champion. L. Gorby-Latin Contest, first place, 1-35 Office Helper, 45 Latin Club, 15 Orchestra, 1. C. Gordon-Photography Club, Secretary, l5 Span- ish Club, 1, 25 Vihota Club, 35 Victory Corps, 4. R. Gossom-Latin Club, 1-35 Vihota Club, 35 Foot- light Revelers, 25 Music Festival, 2-45 HOWE TOWER, Tick Tocks, 35 HILLTOPPER, Organiza- tions Editor, 45 Victory Corps, 45 IRVINGTON RE- VIEW Correspondent, 35 Winter Party, Favors Committee, 45 CORNU LATINUM, 35 Choir, 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue, 4. I. Gourleyilefferson High School5 Printing As- sistant, 4. F. Graeber-Latin Club, 1-35 Library Club, 1-35 Music Festival, 1-35 Foot1ightReve1ers, 1, 25 Home Room President, 35 Choir, 2-45 May Pageant, 1-45 Victory Corps, 45 Pleasant Run Revue, 4. R. Gray-Audio-Visual Club, 45 Victory Corps, 45 Commencement Committee, 45 Radio Club, 3. M. Green-Vihota Club, 35 Victory Corps, 4. W. Group-Spanish Club, 45 Vihota Club, 35 HOWE TOWER, Humor Editor, 35 Assignment Ed- itor, 45 Yell Contest Winner, 15 Victory Corps, 45 Office Messenger, 45 Butler Field Day, second place in reporting contest, 3. W. Grow-Footlight Revelers, 1, 25 Library Club, l, 25 Victory Corps, 45 Track, 15 Radio Play, Li- brary Club, l. M. Guenter-HOWE TOWER, Page I1 Editor, 3, 45 Student Council, l, 25 Office Helper, 45 Music Fes- tival, 1-45 May Pageant, 1-4. I. Gullion-Music Festival, 2, 35 CORNU LATINUM Staff, 45 Clinic Assistant, 45 Vihota Club, 35 Vic- tory Corps, 45 Science Club, 25 Latin Play, 45 Choir, 2-4. R. Gwynn-Basketball, 1-45 Track, 1, 35 HILL- TOPPER Agent, 1-35 Music Festival, 2, 35 Winter Party, Entertainment Committee, 45 Victory Corps, 45 Latin Play, 35 Choir, 2, 35 Iune Mad, Roger Van Vleck, 45 Hi-Y Club, 4. A. Hackney-Latin Club, 35 Spanish Club, Secre- tary, 1, 25 HOWE TOWER Staff, Name Checker and Cub Editor, 35 Page lll Editor, 45 String En- semble, 35 Library Assistant, 35 Music Festival, 1-45 Vihota Club, 35 Orchestra, 1-45 May Pageant, 1, 3. M. Hadley-Latin Club, 1, 25 Vihota Club, 35 HOWE TOWER Staff. 3, 4. E. Ham-Spanish Club, 3, 45 Student Council, 1, 25 Footlight Revelers, 2-4, Secretary, 35 Vihota Club, 35 Violet Oueen Candidate, 3: May Pageant, l-35 Senior Play Committee, Chairman, 45 Winter Party Committee, 45 Night of Ianuary l6, 45 Of- iice Helper, 4. I. HambleneStudent Council, 1, 25 Spanish Club, 2. N. Hamer-Student Council, 1. I. Hamilton-Spanish Club, 35 Latin Club, 1, 25 Dramatic Club, 1, 25 Girl Reserves, 15 Vihota Club, 35 Music Festival, 1-45 Senior Play Com- mittee, 45 Winter Party Committee, 45 Band, 1-45 Orchestra, 3, 4. M. Harbold-Office Helper, 35 Vihota Club, 35 Freshmen Girls' Party, Refreshment Committee, 2. B. Hanafee-Basketball, 1-45 Brown Boy, 45 Colors Committee, 45 Hi-Y Club, 45 Golf, 1-4. I. Harrington-St. Mary's Academy, 15 Latin Club, 2: Vihota Club, 35 Program Committee for Open House, 3. V. HarveyeSpanish Club, Orchestra, 1-35 Library Club, 15 Vihota Club, 35 Music Festival, 1-35 Girls' Glee Club, 1-3. osuui, 'W L9 ll I -E ll I - I 'Els-sv g Xl E 1 I 1l..:: 23 The Commencement Committee plans for Howe's 1943 graduation exercises. Members are, left to right, Martha Payne, Anne Eberhart, Dick Gray, Ruthanne Gossom, and Clyde Iohnson .... In Ianuary four of our graduates received their diplomas from Mr. Sharp, Martha Io Hadley, Ianet Flaws, Patty Delks, and Rista Velich .... I like the idea oi having commencement outdoors like the '42 class did, but it Will probably be just my luck to have a cloudburst this June 4. Deciding on color schemes for senior colors are, Mary Beth Underwood, Mary Lou Stefiy, Gloria Virt, and Bill Hanafee, member of the committee. E. Hodgen-Petersburg, Illinois: Basketball, 4. H. Howe-HOWE TOWER Staff, 3: I-IILLTOPPER. 4: Victory Corps, Air Service Division, 4: Latin Club, 2-4: Special Guard, Air Raid Drill, 4: Let- terrnen's Club, 3, 4: Basketball, l-4: Yell Leader, 3, 4: Track, l-4: Hi'Y Club, 2-4: Footlight Revelers, 3, 4: Audio-Visual Club, 4: Cub Club, l, 2: Boys' Octet, 3, 4. M. Hueber-G.A.A., 2, 3: Gym Assistant, 2, 3: Sportsmen's Club, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Victory Corps, 4: I-IILLTOPPER candid camera contest win- ner, 3: Dance Committees, l, 2. M. Hughes-Plainfield High School: Girls' Octet, 4. C. Hui-Home Room Secretary, 2, 3: CORNU LATINUM Staff, 3, 4: Library Club, 2, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Debate Club, 3: Library Assistant, 2, 3. B. Iames-Vihota Club, 3: Music Festival, 2. R. lanes--Home Room Business Manager, 2, 3: Radio Club, 3. M. Iohns-Library Club, 2: Library Assistant, 2: Music Festival, 3: Oiiice Helper, l. C. Iohnson-HOWE TOWER, Page II Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4: Correspondent to INDIANAPO- LIS TIMES, 3: INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, 4: Latin Club, first prize in contest, 2-4, Secretary, 3: Stu- dent Council, 3: Victory Corps, 4: Victory Coun- cil, 4: Winter Party Committee, 4: May Pageant, 143: Third prize in editorial contest, Butler Field Day, 3: Commencement Committee, 4. P. Iohnston-Music Festival, l-4: Knitting Club, 2, 3: Iunior Red Cross, 244. H. Iordan-Library Club, 2: Music Festival, 2-4: Operetta, Mountain Kings Daughter, 3: Art Schol- arship, 4: Girls' Octet, 3, 4: Vihota Club, 3: Choir, 2, 4: Home Room President, Vice-President, Sec- retary, Business Manager, l-3. M. Kempi-Home Room Secretary, 2: Winter Par' ty, Favors Committee, 4: Girls' Party, l. R M. Kessler-Spanish Club, program chairman, l, 2: Home Room Vice-President, 3: Home Room Secretary, 2: String Ensemble, l-4: Glee Club, I-3: Orchestra, l-4: Vihota Club, 3: Music Festival, l-3: May Pageant, l-3: English Assistant, 4. I. Kingsbury-Clinic Assistant, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Music Festival, l, 2: Vihota Club, 3: May Pageant, 3. R. Kinney-Student Council, l: Track, 3: Hi4Y Club, 4. L. Kline-Science Club, Secretary, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Oitice Helper, 3: Victory Corps, 4: Red Cross, 4. I. Knox-Manual High School, I-243: Boys' Octet, 4: Footlight Revelers, 4: Pleasant Run Revue, 4. E. Koop--Girls' Glee Club, l, 2: Music Festival, 2. E. Kroll--Latin Club, l-4, Consul, l: Library Club, 2, 3, President, 2: Vihota Club, 3: HOWE TOWER Staff, Copy Reader, Assignment Editor, 2, 3: HILL- TOPPER, Associate Editor, 4: Latin Contest, first prize, l-3: String Ensemble, 3, 4: Student Council, 2: Victory Council, 4: Orchestra, 2-4: Iune Mad, Mrs. Wood, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Music Festival, 2, 3: May Pageant, l, 3. R. LaFara-Victory Corps, 4: Radio Club, 2. I. Laing -Science Club, 2: Winter Party, Favor Committee, 4: Physics Laboratory Assistant, 4: Boys' Octet, 3, 4: Norwegian Nights, Edvard Greig, 3: Home Room Business Agent, 2: Choir, l-4: President, 3: Iune Mad, Mr. Harris, 4: Pleasant Run Revue, 4. B. LaMasters'-Gym Assistant, l: Music Festival, 3, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Choir, 2-4. I. I.aPorte-Vihota Club, 3: Footlight Revelers, 3: Winter Party Committee, Entertainment, 4. I. Lashier-Girls' Octet, 3: Music Festival, l-4: Operetta, 3: Choir, l-4. i 0 P 1 t N 4 Q 4' . ,tt t 1 ,ry x 'wr til 'H-tang' '2 .oa',' , ,. , I .Q los C .A . 2 X 55 V. ., f X x 1. Jlii. Cgrnwlxa 8.1-lm Bs-Hy Iames O Ruby Elxzabelh Iordan Orvxlle Keenan Maxine LaVeme Kemp! Mary Alice Kessler C' 9 -ni. Lorna Krackr: Gerald E. Kroll ll-1l1r1H--lc l,,.1,. H, H. fm ll ff. 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'P Y1 Cirrru- l.-ytrxw Ntt-1l','uo l.nt,llw.-x Vlnry Ca'ha:mo Lyday 'l mm.x 711- I r f r- 1 H' '91 '- 1 V, .' - ' ' 1' ' - -' 121 fill, v'-- W- wt, .3 ,.- -.,!-44 e+w'1E-ff 5 ,r 'zql gr -. 1. ,- .5 - ' lv ' R . ' l t ' . ' , Alllr-rtl.lVl.1lu1r l-Janne Marsh Iarnfx E. Mrmm Nrsay lllafwnd -0-. -v, 4 '-C3 'Ni' . 4 Bob Matthcwi Anne MLAllc-n Betty lane lVlcClintrc Eva-lyn MfConnell Siikfm Bc-Hy Merrlman Mariorie Motcali Dorothy Hose Mikesell Douglas M, Miles t ,.,. ll N, 'rf . , 6' 17 xg., im- ' 1 6, Q X , .f .X -2 1: s 1155. Q' 3. ' .1 fqsrt- - gs- , X R - 5.3 '- x r 9 A , 525212, , X, : f Richard Moody Mary lane Moshenrose Dorothy Mueller i:. K lv rx M1 tr r flhrtlut lvla tfr' ' . xv- ,. 63535-. av., Q .. K A 'Q-.mv Hvrr-rr Mccofd wfggrt,-y rwrlf., U NSW Be-tw Lou Mrlls Fred G. Mueller Dorothy Mumford You're never too old to learn! So says Betty Schriner as she teaches Bob Gwynn to crochet. l wish I could iind a pretty girl to help me. Wonder i W. LaShome-Track Squad, l, 3, 4. T. Latham-Library Club, 2: Latin Club, 2. M. Lindner-Winter Party, Refreshment Commit tee, 4, Clinic Assistant, 4, Vihota Club, 3, Music Festival, 2, 3, Choir, l-4, Choir Dance Commit- tee, 4. C. Louis-Vihota Club, 3, Latin Club, 2. Ludlow-Latin Club, 4, CORNU LATINUM, 3. N. 4, Clinic Assistant, 4. M. Lyday-Knitting Club, 3. T. Mad, Mervyn Roberts, 4, Choir, 4. Lyselt-Track, l, Footlight Revelers, 4, Iune A. Maher-New Albany High School. I. Martin-Basketball, l-3, Dance Committee, 4. M. Massena-Latin Club, l, Victory Corps, 4, Vi- hota Club, 3. D. Masters-Latin Club, 3, Audio-Visual, 2, 3, Science Club, 2, 3, Our Town, Howie Newcomb, 3, Night of Ianuary l6, ludge, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Footliqht Revelers, 3, 4, lune Mad, Chuck Harris, 4, Air Service Division of Victory Corps, 4. M. Masters-Music Festival, 1-3, Vihota Club, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, Library Club, 2, B. Matthews-Hi-Y Club, 3, 4. A. McAllen-Home Room President, 2, Spanish Club, l, 2, Girls' Party Committee, 2. B. McClintic-Spanish Club, 2, 3, Vihota Club, 3. E. McConnell-Latin Club, l, Vihota Club, 3, lunior Red Cross, Secretary, 3, HOWE TOWER, Copy Editor, 3, 4, Music Festival, 1, 3, Operetta, 3, Orchestra, l-4. t Betty will take the hint? H. McCord-Vihota Club, 3, Junior Red Cross, 3, 4. W. Mercer-Student Council, 2, 3. B. Merriman-Home Room President, 2, Office Receptionist, 4, Victory Corps, 4, Vihota Club, 3, Home Room Business Manager, 3. M. Metcalf-Vihota Club, 3: HOWE TOWER, Copy Editor, 3, HILLTOPPER, Activities Editor, 4, lunior Red Cross, 4, Winter Party, Publicity Committee, 4, Victory Corps, 4: lune Mad, Iulie Harris, Latin Club, 2, CORNU LATINUM, 3. D. Mikesell-Victory Corps, 4, Spanish Club, l, lunior Red Cross, 3, 4. D. Miles-Basketball, l, 2, Track, l, Music Fes- tival, 2, Boys' Glee Club, 1, Choir, 2, 3. B. Mills-Library Assistant, 4: Latin Contest, sec- ond prize, 2, Music Festival, 2, Victory Corps, 4. R. Montgomery-Music Festival, 2, 3: Choir, 2, 3: Footlight Revelers, 2, 3, Night of Ianuary l6, Detective, 4, Boys' Octet, 2-4, Patriotic Play, Na- than Hale, 3. R. Moody-Footlight Revelers, l-4, Boys' Octet, l-3, Choir Vice-President, 4. M. Morgan-Student Council, 2, Latin Club, 2. M. Moshenrose-Spanish Club, l, Girl Reserves, 2, Horizon Club, Secretary, 3, Music Festival, 1, 2, Office Helper, 4, Library Assistant, 2, 3. D. Mueller-Latin Club, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Music Festival, 1-3, String Ensemble, 244, Science Club, 2. D. Mumiord-Latin Club, l, Vihota Club, 3, Iunior Red Cross, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 1, 2. ts! 4 S1 at QLX' F 1 27 We had a little touch of Hawaii at Howe this Rennard, general chairman, decorates lack Stauch, Eva Ruth l-lam looks on, C. MyerseLatin Club, 2-4, Latin Contest, first prize, Z, 3, Home Room President, l, 2, Vihota Club, 3, Latin Clinic, Coach, 4, Footliqht Revelers, 2-4, Latin Play, 3, Turkey Trot, entertainment com- mittee, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, Iunior Red Cross, 3, CORNU LATINUM Staff, 4. R. Noltinq-Science Club, 2, HieY Club, 4, May Paqeant, 3. M. Nicholas-Latin Club, 2, Vihota Club, 3. R. Niesse-Spanish Club, l, 2, Girls' Party Com- mittee, 2, Officer Helper, 3, Victory Corps, 4. F. O'Hem---Basketball, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Mu- sic Festival, 3. N. Olinick-Spanish Club, l, 2, GAA., 2-4, G.A.A. Awards, 3, 4, Gym Assistant, 2, Office Helper, 3, 4, Library Helper, 2, Winter Party Committee, 4. G. Osthoffe-Vihota Club, 3, Winter Party Com- mittee, 4, luriior Red Cross, 3, 4, Platform Com- mittee, History Election, 3. N. Ostrander Latin Club, Consul, 3, Photography Club, President, l: Vihota Club, procgram com- mittee, 3, lunior Red Cross, 3, 4, 'Tune Mad, Effie, May Paqeant, 3, Office Helper, 4. L. Owen-Governor of Howe State, 4: Footliqht Revelers, 3, 4, Our Town, 3, The Niqht of January l6, Larry Reqan, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4. W. Owen-Library Club, 2-4, Vice-President, 4, Victory Corps, 4. A. Parry--Vihota Club, 3, Spanish Club, 4, Of- fice Helper, 4. M. Peirce-Vihota Club, 3. I. Pesut-Basketball, l, HILLTOPPER and HOWE TOWER Cartoonist, 3, 4, Home Room President, 2, Home Room Vice-President, 3, Winter Party Committee, 4, Governor Candidate, History Elec- tion, 4. W. Pfeiffer-Basketball, 3, 4, Letterme-n's Club, 3, 4, Cathedral High School, l, 2. N. Pinnick-Vihota Club, 3: Horne Room Business Manaqer, 3, Latin Club Play, 4, Science Club, 4. G. Plummer- Track, l, Audio-Visual, l-4, Student Council, l, Home Room President, 2, Operator of P. A. System, 3, 4. r , t Q Q .J K winter when We Seniors attended the Hula Hop. Lucile one of the famed Waikiki Wiqqlers, with a lei, while V. Power-Shortridqe High School, l, 2, Iunior Red Cross, 3. S. Puckett-lunior Red Cross, Vice President, 3, Clinic Assistant, 4, Footliqht Revelers Club, 2-4, Spanish Club, 2-4, Drum Majorette, 4, Vihota Club, 3. L. Rawlings-Vihota Club, social committee chair- man, 3, Office Helper, 4, May Pageant, 3, Vic- tory Corps, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, Spanish Club, 3. D. Ray-Latin Club, 2, 3, HOWE TOWER, Make- up Editor, 3, HILLTOPPER, Picture Editor, 4, Stu- dent Council, 2, lunior Red Cross, 4, Vihota Club, 3, Band, l'4, Music Festival, l-4, May Pageant, l-4. N. Ray-Music Festival, 2, Clinic Assistant, 3, May Pageant, l-3, Vihota Club, 3, Home Room Secretary, 2, R. Ray-Music Festival, 2, Vihota Club, 3. D. Reed-Gym Assistant, 2, Home Room Busi- ness Manaqer, 2, Student Council, 2, Library Club, 3, Vihota Club, program chairman, 3, Music Festival, manager of ushers, 3, May Pageant, Vio- let Dance, l, 2, Tune Mad, Milly Lou, 4. I. Reed - lournalism Club, 3, Girl Reserves, l, 2, Science Club, 2, May Pageant, 2, Vihota Club, 3. R. Reed-Home Room President, 2, lournalism Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, CORNU LATINUM Staff, 3, Cross Country, 3, HOWE TOWER, Sports Writer, 3, HILLTOPPER, Sports Editor, 4, Senior Colors Committee, 4, lNDlANAPOLlS TIMES, Sports Cor- respondent, 4, Student Council, 2. L. Rennard--Winter Party, chairman, 4, HOWE TOWER, Ei-rchanqe Editor, 3, HlLLTOPPER, Home Room Editor, 4, Clinic Assistant, 3, lunior Red Cross, President, 4. I. Hesor Senior Party, Refreshments Committee, 4, Music Festival, 2, 3, Laboratory Assistant, 3, Home Room President, l, Band, 1-3. E. Rice--Senior Announcement Committee, 4. D. Richardson' -Music Festival, 2, 3, Clinic As- sistant, 3, Vihota Club, 3, May Pageant, 1, 2: Choir, 2. P. Roehl f'Track, l, 2, 4, German Club, President, 3, Home Room President, 3, Winter Party, Pub- licity, 4, Music Festival, l, 2, Hi-Y Club, 4. R. Rodgers-Track, l, Audio-Visual Club, 3. f Q34 .8 QM v fl vcr ,f' tl Nb.. Cl'4ralv.e Myeri f NW! A NDUINI Francxs Charles O Hom lr Ndnfy 01m tk N4 vw... Leroy Owen Wanda Mano Owen Mn P-UTY Wlgrigrie Peirce S.- . - WL- Martha Nffgholfx., 51 6 Ftftu Sue Nu'-K-I GC-orqta Lac- Csllfoll Nancy Owtrlmdcr .4-I-5, Iowph Pesut VV1lliam 1, Pte-itter Charles E. Phillips Ray Nancy Norma Ray Nl Gayfher Plummer Vera Virfita Power V Sara Puckett Lots Rawlings V ef Ruth Ray Dorothy Elaine Reed Ieanne Rc-ed Robert Reed Lucile Rennarcl lack Hasor Everett Rice Dorothy Richardson Owen Robert :P 12xxYf1'E?bewa,. f x 'Gs' xx .,. ,L.1gj:P .. Xl X x N N N s N X .. Y x N , ..x.f. V . sz is In -1 V. - M A .f -.ew ' x X:13?'IbQ, + , V ,. , . .. Q X A x Q X :- , ' .. .ww .vim Rwh MHP RM-fs PwfwE11eQn Rose Beny Lou Roth Dommy Rmhhaas , 75' 25027 431555-' ,LQES . LQ: 1. ' ., l --. Q, fb, 'GH , fs: ,Fifi if 533' 'W - ' in ' N' ' '4-1. - X V 1f ' ' 1 U' 5 U , ,pr 5452 , 1, 5 ' wg. 3 '.T,P - '.f'fl,: in wiv. ,..x..,., . . , Yay. . .N . 1..., ,, , .. ' - Y . ' 'avi ff - ':?'?-vit ' '?,:5y.:.x- V 4 K K 1' ff' .. A ' O '- 'f ffl' ' 1 .x - Q, ., . -,sm , A A.f11,,,,,,5 A,.. 1 my V-:wiyii . I iw 1, .9 Raymond Rulvly Elxzabeth Cafherme Huck ,. E? ? Phmp Szmdnrs lmm 5,-hade, .yur- 'sn Iuamla Ru L Mary M. Schnexder K 1' Wm 5hU'9Y Patncla Ann Spaikv ...Q gy wa car Thema Russell IV' B.,-My Sc hnner Vxrqxma Stafford gl' 'ai' G.. ' Sh Y, 4 Y R., -. x. . .1 22.24, PEWYCYS SWVN S!anIQ',' Donn-H Setlles laik Louxe snaufh Pi- . ba . ,A x--Q.. .- 4 -'R Maw Lou Sie-ffy F-OW! Simi- Mdmm Ann S mE Robeff SHN William SN-if' RoberK5ul1on George Sylvesler so 123' 'N 1 X. 'Y W NNY I' Sylvwe' IW' Mme Thomas Mary LOU 'Uwmsm-1 lack Thompson Anne 'road Harold Tomlinson Before school, after school, and between classes our stairways are always crowded with laughing students. Wonder if it was a joke that sent these Howe seniors into such merry gales oi laughter? Left to right we see Mary K. Huber, Wesley Mercer, Madge Iohns, Iames Hermsdorfer, and Ray lanes. R. Rogers-Vihota Club, 3: Music Festival, 3: Home Room Business Manager, 2: German Club, Treasurer, 3: May Pageant, 2: Dance Committee. Decorations, 3. P. Rose-Music Festival, l-4: String Ensemble, 2-4: Clinic Assistant, 4: HOWE TOWER, Name Checker, 3, Page ll Editor, 4: Latin Club, 2, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Orchestra, 1-4, Concertmistress, 4: CORNU LATINUM Staff, 3: May Pageant, l-4: Choir, 2-4: Band, 4: Pleasant Run Revue, 4: All City Orchestra, 2, 3. B. Roth-Girls' Octet, 2-4: Music Festival, 1-4: German Club, Vice President, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Language Department Dance Committee, 3: Violet Queen Candidate, 3: Victory Corps, 4: Choir, 2-4: Choir Dance, 4: Iune Mad, Penny Wood, 4. D. Rothhaas-Science Club, President, 2: Clinic Assistant, 3: Golden Girl Candidate, 3: Vihota Club, Treasurer, 3: Office Helper, 3: HOWE TOW- ER, Tick Tocks, 3: Victory Corps, 4: Iewelry Com- mittee, 4: Iunior Red Cross, 3: Vihota Party Com- mittee, 3. R. Rubly-Radio Club, 3, 4: Music Festival, 3: Band, 3, 4. E. Ruck-Latin Club, 2: Clinic Assistant, 2: Vi- hota Club, 3: Winter Party Committee, 4: Iunior Red Cross, 4. I. Russell-Latin Club, l: Science Club, Z: Iour- nalism Club, 2: Footlight Revelers, 2, 3: Home Room President, 3: CORNU LATINUM Staff, 3: Clinic Assistant, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Choir, l-4. T. Russell-Audio-Visual Club, l-4: Radio Club, 1: Victory Corps, 4. P. Sanders-Basketball, 3. I. Schaefer-Brass Choir, 1-4: Music Festival, l-4: Operetta, 3: Orchestra, 2-3: Band, l-4: Pleasant Run Revue, 4. M. Schneider-Library Assistant, 3, 4: Library Club, 2, 3: Vihota Club, 3. B. Schriner-Vihota Club, 3: Music Festival, 3: Victory Corps, 4: Latin Club, l, 2: Home Room Secretary, 3: May Pageant, 3: Winter Party Committee, 4: Athletic Office Assistant, 4. P. Seite:-lunior Red Cross, 3: Vihota Club, 3: All Girls' Party Committee, 1, 2. S. Settles-Track, 2. B. Shawver-Footlight Revelers, 2-4: Library Club, 2, 3: lunior Red Cross, 4: Our Town, and The Night of Ianuary lb, 3, 4: lournalism Club, l, 2. M. Shirey-Student Council, l: Boys' Octet, l, 2: Music Festival, l-3: Operetta, Marmaduke, 3: May Pageant, l-3: Choir, l-3: Spanish Club, 2. P. SpackeeSenior Announcement Committee, 4: Music Festival, l, 2: Art Scholarships, 3, 4. V. Stafford-Vihota Club, 3: HOWE TOWER Staff, 3, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Student Council, 2: Home Room Secretary, Z. I. Stauch-Track, l-3: German Club, 3, 4: May Pageant, 2, 3: Winter Party, Refreshments, 4: Home Room Secretary, 3: l-li-Y Club, 4. M. Steffy-Home Room Secretary, 3: Latin Club. 2, 3: Library Club, 2, 3: Secretary, 2: Office Help- er, 3: HOWE TOWER Staff, 4: Senior Color Com- mittee, 4: Vihota Club, 3: May Pageant, l, 3. M. StinnettvClinic Assistant, 4: Girl Reserves, l: Vihota Club, 3. R. Stit!-Basketball, 3: Track, 3, 4: Footlight Rev- elers, 4: l-li-Y Club, 4: Photography Staff, l-4: The Night of Ianuary l6, Dr. Kirkland, 4: Let- termen's Club, 3: Band, l. W. Stuart-Student Council, 3. R. Sutton-Audio-Visual, assistant foreman, 2-4: May Pageant, 2. G. Sylvester-Technical High School. N. Sylvester-Office Helper, 4: Knitting Club, 2. I. Thomas-Music Festival, l, 3: Vihota Club, 3: Footlight Revelers, 3, 4: May Pageant, l, 3: Band, l, 3, 4. M. Thomasma-Spanish Club, 3, 4: Vihota Club, 3: G.A.A. Awards, 2-4: Gym Assistant, 3: May Pageant, 3: Victory Corps, 4. I. Thompson-Shortridge High School. A. Todd4HOWE TOWER Staff, Tick Tocks, 4: Victory Corps, 4: Music Festival, 3: Iournalism Dance Committee, 3: Band and Orchestra, 1-4: Iune Mad, Shirley Wentworth, 4: Operetta, 3: Choir, 2. I 'I Three patriotic seniors, Albert Weiscopf, Alice Hackney, and Ruthanne Rogers place their HOWE TOWERS in the box in the cafeteria. These papers are distributed to the Howe boys in service. R. Toney--Track, l-4, Co-captain, 2, Home Room President, I, Home Room Vice-President, 3, Let- termen's Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 4, Sectional Dash Champion. M. Underwood- Senior Colors Committee, chair- man, 4, Golden Girl, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Choir Dance Committee, 4, Vihota Club, 3, Music Fes- tival, 3, May Pageant, 2, Operetta, 3, Choir, 3, 4: Hi-Y Sweetheart, 4, Pleasant Run Revue, 4: Stu- dent Council, I, Iournalism Club, 2, 3. B. Van Treese - Christmas Dance Committee, chair- man, 3, Vihota Dance Committee, chairman, 3, Latin Club, 4: G.A.A., I-2, Vihota Club, 3. R. Velich -Student Council, l, Music Festival, Or- chestra, l. R. Via Library Club, President, 4, Library Club Dance, chairman, 3, Library Assistant, 2-4, Music Festival, I: Vihota Club, 3. L. Vinson -Home Room President, 3, Spanish Club, l, Cross Country, l, Student Manager, l, Track, 2. G. Virt- Senior Colors Committee, 4: Home Room Secretary, 2, Home Room Business Manager, l, 3: Office Helper, 2-4, Vihota Club, 3, Art Scholar- ship, 4, Photography Club, 2, Clinic Assistant, 4. C. Wagner--Library Club, l-3, Secretary, Z, Presi- dent, 3, Vihota Club, 3, Ofiice Helper, 4, Clinic Assistant, 3, Library Assistant, I-3: Victory Corps, 4, HOWE TOWER, Copyreader, 3, Footlight Rev- elers, l, Girl Reserves, I. B. Wales--Alexandria High School, Vihota Club, 3. M. Walker-Clinic Assistant, 4, G.A.A., 3, 4, G.A.A. Awards, 4, Victory Corps, 4, Gym As- sistant, 4, G.A.A. Dance Committee, 3, 4, Music Festival, 1, 3: Glee Club, I, 2, Pleasant Run Re- vue, 4, Casting Club, 2. N. Walker---Spanish Club, Secretary, 3, Library Club, Vice-President, 2, Vihota Club, 3: Girls' Octet, 4, Home Room President, 3, Victory Corps, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Norwegian Nights, 3, Pleasant Run Revue, 4. I. Weaver --Victory Council, 4, Student Council, President, 3, American Legion Award, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Latin Club, Consul, 3- Footlight Revelers, President, 4, Our Town, Doc Gibbs, 3, The Night of Ianuary l6, D. A. Flint, 4, Howe Election, State Chairman of Na- tionalist Party, 4, Community Fund Representa- tive, 3, HILLTOPPER, Business Manager, 4, Track, I, Music Festival, 3, 4: Band, 3, 4: Hlune Mad, Dr. Wood, 4, Senior Play Committee, 4, Pleasant Run Revue, 4. M. Weirick-Office Helper, 4, Latin Club, 3: Vihota Club, 3, Girls Glee Club, I. A. Weiscopf---Home Room President, 2, 3, Music Festival, 3, Pleasant Run Revue, Band Leader, 4. S. Wells-Lakewood, Ohio. A. Wessel-Gym Assistant, 3, 4: G.A.A., l-4, President, 4: Science Club, 2, 3, G.A.A. Dance Committee, 3, 4, G.A.A. Awards, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 4. W. Wetzel-Soccer Team, l: Archery, 2, Science Club, 2, 3, May Pageant, 2, Vihota Club, 3: Iunior Red Cross, 3, Morse Code Class, 3. D. Whallon--Winter Party, Entertainment, 4, Bas- ketball, 2-4: Track, 2-4. G. Willard-Girl Reserves, I: Music Festival, 2, 3, Senior Party, Entertainment, 4, Clinic Assistant, 4. W. Williams -Victory Corps, 4, Spanish Play, 3. B. Willits--Latin Club, 3, Music Festival, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 4: Horizon Club, Program Chair- man, 4, G.A.A., 2, P. Wilson- -Technical High School. R. Wilson- Library Club, I-4, Vihota Club, 3, CORNU LATINUM Staff, 3, 4. R. Woerner--HILLTOPPER, Editor, 4, HOWE TOWER, Sports Editor, 3, Home Room President, l, Sports Correspondent to INDIANAPOLIS TIMES, STAR, 3, 4, Debate Club, President, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3: LA ESTRELLITA, Editor, 3, Senior Announcements Committee, Chairman, 4, Air Division of Victory Corps, 4, School Winner of Navy Day Essay Contest, 3, Runner-up of Chess Tourney, 2, 3, Iune Mad, Elmer Tuttle, 4. E. Wolfla--Library Assistant, Z, 3, Library Club, Secretary, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 4, Vihota Club, 3. H. Wollenweber-Choir, 3, 4, Iune Mad, Ralph Wentworth, 4. T. Wood--Radio Club, 4, Home Room Business Manager, 2. I. Woods-Footlight Revelers, 4. A. Wright-Shortridge High School, Vihota Club, 3, Home Room Business Manager, 3. I. Wyand-Track, I, 3, 4, Cross Country, I, 2, Home Room Officer, I-3. Iflllf, 1 'E 32 bv T l l . il I I Ralph Toncy Mary Belh Underwood Bonnu Van Tr is :vv T9 J f Ruth H. Vra Leonard Vxnson n Nl IQ 'S , I l Mil I. 14 Carol M. xfvaqw ,uw 'QA' 'Q Belly W4310, Mary Beliy Walker Norma Walker Ioseph Weave! Annu' 'Q' Shxrlcu W:-lb Anna Vxrqlnla Wessel lfVimlred 'NVs-trol Duck Whallon Qgm XN11Eg,m I rmfy l.-,lu wk-.ml Alba-rr vmgfopl 63: R I l. 'W wnmrn: Et- yVV1ll1ls Marvin E. Wilson Paul R. Wilson Rosemary Wilson RUUCVY N' WONIWY Eliuw Wolrla 9' K Henry Wollenweber Tommy Wood lack Woods Audhrie E. Wright , , Ya! es Here are the Juniors, sophs, and fresh 0 ll 7' 1 ll Home Room 24-Sophomore TOP ROW-Oren Saunders, Betty Meehan, Allred Reed, Richard Parcel, Marilyn Schmadelce, Phyllis Pettiiohri. FOURTH ROW-lack Nugent, lames Purvis, lim Ridgeway, lack Nelson, Dick Newcomer, Robert Schatz, Ruth Scott. THIRD ROW- -Gertrude Richart, Dean Phillips, Barbara Myers, Dolores Raymond, Betty Russell, Mary Lou Richardson, Virqinia Ritzi. SECOND ROW-Ted Padgett, linetha Pfeiter, Eleanor Mueller, Norma Schmidt, Margaret Gold- smith, Virginia Scheidt. BOTTOM ROW-Margaret Rennoe, Velma Mor- iord, Mavis Rinard, Barbara Sharkey, Ioanne San- ders, Home Room 26-Sophomore TOP ROIN-Carl Sutter, Bob Westbrook, Melvin Skinner, William Miller, William Young, Dolores Grow, Ioann Bernard. THIRD ROW-Bob liennelly, Eddie Broden, Hazel Shirley, Edna Ringer, Ida Tyers, Carol Simmons, Bob Henninqer. SECOND ROW-Mary Katherine McAllen, Eliza- beth Meyer, Barbara Lee Kick, Barbara Bennett, Io Ann Yaqer, Rose Minatel, lane Yelton, BOTTOM ROW-Alex Eaenzi, Elnora Yount, Fre- donna Shultz, Dorothy Yoder, Vivian Iohnson, Mary Sherron, Robert Stevenson. Home Room 27-Sophomore TOP ROW-'Ted Ambuhl, Albert Arnholter, Rob- ert Bowsher, Harry Branson Ir., Bill Bowles, Har- old Umbenhower. THIRD ROW--Ioan Broelcinq, William Balcemeier, Nancy Maynard, Maxine Bacon, Ianet Bear, Ian- ice Bayne, Marian Allen. SECOND ROW-Carolyn Bell, Maudie Ballard, Mariorie Burqett, Betty Ham, Patty Lou Brown, Barbara Barney. BOTTOM ROW-Herbert Barnard, Gracie Brad burn, Mawine Caldwell, Sandra Garen, Iosephine Branson, Betty Lou Baynes, Patty Adams, Tom Cap-p. Home Room 28-Iunior TOP ROW - Bob Weiser, Bob Justus, Kenneth lor- dan, THIRD ROW-'lack Wallace, Iim Henderson, Har- old Lochlear, Marjorie Iverson, Thomas Iett, Ted Langdon. SECOND ROW-Lawrence Lee, Iean Land, Io- sephine Layton, Velma Iustus, Harriet Iohnson, Arvie Maynard. BOTTOM ROW-Margie Lewellen, Annie Lewis, Marion Hutchison, Marqerette lent, Betty Iohnson, Marcie Killion, June Iackson. Home Boom ll9-lunior TOP BOVV Ali'-1 Poviriger, Virginia Flichf-s, Glo- ria Seiter, Vicki Sciiwarz, Louise Scherer, Mildred Mosiman, lacqueline Belvhllz, Donaldeen Shuel. THlPrD BOVV Margaret McGarr, Peggy Percival, Betty Straub, Patricia Stutz, Lois VanArendonl:, Betty Childers, Doris MacFarland, SECOND BOW Virginia Wales, Elizabeth Buck- ingham, Peggy Mooney, Ruth Ann Bobison, Gloria Smith, Catherine Power. BOTTOM BOW Mary Stevenson, Darlene Owens, Catharine Schove, Barljara Gibbs, Dorothy Punk- ett, Frances Tall-cington, loan Eschmeyer. Home Boom l2Oilunior TOP BOW lames Bayly, Marvin Clark, Don Bald- win, Alice Grimes, Kent Crawford, Beryl Camp- bell, Martha Corey, Violette Swenson. THIRD BOVV Frederick Aichele, luanita Henry, Eugene O'l-lern, Patsy Brogan, Fredda Bohenkamp, Bonnie Campbell, lack Fehrenbach, SECOND BOW Virginia Hays, Patty Holtsclaw, Patty Cowser, Ioan Deqischer, lo Ann Sylvester, Keene Goodwin, limrny Dawson. BOTTOM ROW - Betty Alberty, Lucille Banks, Donna Flowers, Doris Van Barnes, Iacqueline Cox, Lois Ann Bardwell, Gloria Backer, Home Boom l22-Sophomore TOP BOWf-Malik Herron, Edward llcerd, lack lordan, Dale Campbell, Robert Howard, Bobert Baker, Paul Iasper, Shirley Hacker, Probert Hunt. THIBD BOW lames Cook, Delores Hoff, Barbara Hoover, Frances Hargrave, loan Hansen, Elizabeth Insley, Virginia lohnson, Dorothy lean lledderich, Laurel Hesoun, SECOND BOW- Frances Dustin, Vtfalter Hart. Kenneth Boles, Guinevere Ham, Doris Kellams, LaVonne Hendrixson, loan lacobs, Helena Ma- loney, Bobert Stahl. BOTTOM BOW--Mellie Hershberger, Mary Hib- bert, lune Hollis, Frances Harreld, Betty Snider, Maxine Copp, Lucille lackson, Firnie lernukian. Home Boom l24 A and B- Sophomore TOP BOW--Helen Griffin, Virqel Hermsdorfer, Gene Karch, Bill Fansler, lean Fleener, Ieannette Cassady, Betty lane Bellfry, Carolyn Kleifgen, Robert Edwards, Lawrence Cary. THIRD ROW-Roy Horton, Virginia Henderson, Peggy Lou McLahlan, Norma Louis, Elizabeth Fisher, Virginia Alberty, Virginia Collins, lohn Danner. SECOND BOW-Betty Crose, lo Ann Bayne, Kath- erine Graves, Anna Enqlehardt, Patty larvis, Gay Lomax, Barbara Davisson, Betty Diener, Bob Hoyt. BOTTOM BOW-Dex Hinton, Frances Landwehr, Carol Coffee, Velma Hanselman, lane Hodges, Virginia Lancaster, Dona Button, lerry Heater. 4' z' , -Qma Wfafezu Home Room 124 C-Sophomore TOP ROW- Robert Sullivan, Eugene Poole, James Wiclzliii, lohn Shaw, Eleanor Williamson, Phyllis McNew. THIRD ROIN Stuart Warner, Ruth Richey, Anita Owen, Betty Lou Rosa, Mary Lou Newton, lohn Marquis, SECOND ROVJ' Barbara Moore, Billie Poore, Mar- garet Miller, Ioann Mikels, Virginia Smith, Mar- jorie Vehling. BOTTOM ROW-'Mary Warriner, Doris Toole, I-.fary Nugent, Sara Palmer, Bethel Ieanne Stratton, Rosa- lea Martin, Louise Petty. Home Room l26-lunior TOP ROVV-Shelky Cox, Burton Raymond, Ylfa r Perkins, THIRD ROW---Robert Brogan, Edwin Moore, Stan Moreillon, Frank Eleener, Dick Eerguson. SECOND ROW7 Archie Brunrlield, Fred Smith, Iean E. Carp-enter, Betty lean Cox, Collie lflallzy, Iames Barnes. BOTTOM ROW larsl: Tallseri, Patty Bettcher, Har' garet Bayless, Dorothy Espie, Lucille Bro-el-zing, Mildred Bayless, Leslie Deane. Home Room 127 A-Freshman TOP ROVV- Richard Burl-idall, Claudine Bral-ily, Charlene L. Allen, Paul Carlstedt, Thaddius Plum- mer, Bill Tomlinson, Charles Clianiliers, Ruby All- sopp, Martorie Bunnell, THIRD ROKR' loytre Moffern, losephine Barrev, Patty Cloud, Mary Mock, Mary Rose Massmann, Tresa Sarazen, Roliter' Crist, Lionel Chandler, Ronald Carr. SECOND ROW Betty Lou Blake, Barbara Bald- win, Loronetta Brinker, Helen Boesfrien, Bet'fr Broolzbank, W Charlene Allen, Bob Breidenlra-:E1. BOTTOM ROV! Rosemary Buenting, Iune Bur ge-Ss, Ioan Bowsher, Mary Bardwell, Nary Cliirpas, Patricia Arquette, Patricia Sloo, Marcia Petrie Home Room l27 B-Freshman TOP ROW Dorothy Cowell, Fay Ann Merritt, Carl Edwards, Betty Rumple, Barbara Daugherty. Betty Lou Eisenliut. FOURTH ROV! Iosepli Eoerderer, Norma I x Shirley Cox, Shirley Diehl, THIRD ROXVH Patty Lou Purvis, Loren Stacltliouse, Ioseph Eads, Iirn Coleman, Robert Coblt-, Doris Compton, Ieanette Corey, Mary Iayne Day. SECOND ROW Ioan Dufour, Beverly lane Cox, Polly Anne Cool-1, Maurine Culp, Patricia Crewes, Iewel Dorsey, Carolyn Ely. BOTTOM ROW- Beverly Dickerson, Markle lean Eclc, Margaret Ellis, Corrine Denari, Virginia Scott, Mary Ann Elliott, Elizabeth Downey, Donald Dick- erson. 1,31-S, ldv -Q lx 'l Ai? . 'S 'ww' L get -42 'Q' ,, V5 H 2776 !QZOLl6! of yo-at C'0!0Z.'f ll 36 -7 Y on' ,TWIN fzyh' for youu Y t 37 Home Room l27 C-Freshman TOP ROW- Carl Niemann, Torn Burk, Ramona Frosch. FOURTH ROW- Leon Horton, Lyle Hanna, Don Hardy, Martha Hess, Janis Heitheclcer, Jim Hill, Don Goodwin, Virginia Harlcins. THIRD ROW- Kenneth Gardner, Mary Jane Hill, Evelyn Hinton, Joanne Hackett, Jeanne Hackett, Norma Gibson, Gary George. SECOND ROW--Patty Etheridge, Shirley Hohn, Thomas Hays, David Holtsclaw, Leonard Grimes, Ellen Ford, Helen Garrett. BOTTOM ROW Dolores Heath, Mariann Gropp, Bonnie Fagala, Rosemary Figg, Vera Hershberger, Dolores Harper, Joan Harrison, Jennie Lou Fox. Home Room 127 D-Freshman TOP ROW--Jim Jacobs, Charles McGlacl:en, Jack Lowe, Charles Jones, William Souders, Kenneth Kleinschmidt, Rex Kline, Rolland King. THIRD ROW-Bob Johnston, Kathryn Lewis, Mar- cia McMullen, Patty Knarzer, Mary Ellen James, Martha Chastain, Mary Lou Kelly, LaVonne Mann- feld, Deloris Mattett. SECOND ROW-- Maynard King, Finley Isler, Mar- iorie Lois Johnson, Dolores Kegeris, Barbara Withycombe, Betty Lamb, Dolores Hubbard, Norma Keith, John Urrutia. BOTTOM ROW- -Alfred Koehring, Betty Lou Mey- er, Mariorie Johnson, Barbara McDonald, Mary Alice Kirkham, Jane Messing, Ruby King, Mary Kreutzberger, Darlo Judd, Josephine Justice. Home Room l28-Freshman TOP ROW-John Jeffries, Bill Meyer, Bob O'Neel, Don Payne, Oscar Mutz, Verna Birck, Marie Ped- igo, Pat Noifke, FOURTH ROW--Francis Garner, Suzanne Meyer, Betty Payne, Marjorie Ray, Shirley Denner, Faye Miller, Paul Myers, Robert Mumford. THIRD ROW-Ronald Maloof, Lloyd O'Brien, Ray- mond Lynch, Kenneth Buckhorn, Alfred Pursell, Phyllis Hallett, Lois Ann Brenn, Jane Ann Mor- gan, Bob Nelson, Bob Percival. SECOND ROW- -Richard Markle, Tom Mitchell, Fred Mitchell, Paul Powell, Robert Graeber, God- frey Collins, Mary Pride, Bob Powell. BOTTOM ROW-Jean Nuding, Paulina Massena, Donna Passen, Ruth Mitchell, Jeanette Perkins, Margaret Overman, Jane Pettinger, Mary Ellen Piclcel. Home Room l29-Freshman TOP ROW-James Sommerville, Dave Schorn- stein, Joe Hallinin, Emily Rinsch, Harold Reed, Lewis Brewer, Don Sager. FOURTH ROW --Ronald Roach, Marilyn Roehl, Conrad Romeril, Karl Stonelzing, Stanley Walter, Harold Rinard. THIRD ROW --Gene Lawrence, Bob Schwier, Nor- man Straub, Virginia Stevenson, Virginia Gootee, Pat Miller, Shirley Scholle, Pauline Resener, Rob- ert Steckley. SECOND ROW Elizabeth Schmidt, Ted Skillman, Joan Meininger, Clara Bard, Jo Ann Routh, Helen Schreiber, David DeWitte, Patty Striebeck. BOTTOM ROW---Gilbert Richey, Mary Virginia Rider, Justine Sherron, Angela McCarthy, Yvonne Russell, Cecelia Reck, Gloria Rubush, Martha Reynolds, David Robb. CDN ,sw lLt A ,N 2 . QLSY H-gn! we!!! dfwayzt de fmen Home Room 130-Freshman TOP ROW-Peter Speeht, Frank W'aldon, Theron Wright, Tom Woerner, Ronald Toney, Clittord Wagoner, lohn Zeller, Donald Coffey. FOURTH BOW!-Cyrus M:Nutt, Marian Van Hoo- sier, Margaret 'Weiss loan Thompson, Evelyn Harding, Iudith Torrence, larnes West. THIRD BOW- Frank Cardis, Mariorie Von Vifiller, Alice W'ieki:er, Alice lean Surface, Patty Talley, Pauline Toney, Louise Todd, Mona XV-eiser. SECOND BOW'-Bob Vandivier, lune Teclienkrock, Geraldine Wzlliams, Marilyn Vfaqner, Iames Platt, Paul Eicher, Emma Yount, Mary Lou Yelton, lames Wood, Paul Eder. BOTTOM BOW-Ralph Williams, Donald Wieq- man, Shirley Young, Phyllis Williams, loan 'Wen- riclc, Sue Ann Sweeney, Helen lean Beidelman, Betty X'Vise, loe Vail, Bolo Todd. Home Boom l32-Sophomore TOP BONV--Bolo Garnlgill, Bok Bennett, Ben Gill, Iohn Dietz, Bill Fitzpatrick, Bill Lawyer, Irma Cron, Donna Ehrman. THIRD HOV. -Fred Dietz, Robert Thayer, Harold Dietz, Everett Hamilton, Gene Cradiclz, Shirley Cloud, Anne Clark, Louise Gralihorn. SECOND BOW-eNornta Cherry, Maryorie Gilmore, Mary Lou Fox, Beloira Corya, leanne George, Patty Clendeninq, lune Dorsey, Gloria Clause. BOTTOM ROV!--Beverly Lee Clark, Billie Ettinqer, Elaine Decker, Donna lean Emrick, Claire Cody, Mary Lou Graeber, Evelyn Fiqfg, Dolores Goodson. Home Boom 22UFSophomore TOP ROV!-Howard lifhallon, Donald Vfard, Bo- land Swinqley, Chester Stone, Botert Smith, Gene Smith. Tl-llBD ROW Dick Vlfilliarns, George Steity, lanet Vereqqe, Carol Walter, Dorothy lucid, Pauline Wessel, Helen Whiteley, SECOND BOW'-Marilyn Yfatts, Virginia Strain, Barbara Ti-ren, Shirley Thompson, Eloise Stevens, Ioan Christy, Vallie Main, Bob Stantill. BOTTOM BOW-Richard Bruce, Norma Toney, Eva Wiese, Ioanne Whitinqer, Barbara Williams, loanne Woods, Helene Wilson, lna Stephens, Ted Sochar. Home Rooms 224 and 226- lunior TOP BOW-Iames Gallaqher, Russ Hayes, Paul Neiman, Dick Horner, lack Huston, Medford Fer- quson. THlRD BOW---Charles Kelley, Bob Howell, Bob Cole, Mariorie Gaslcill, Walter Hunt, Don Rasico, lean Mumford, SECOND ROW--'lane Gossom, Karolyn Gould, Shirley Hauqh, Io Anna Gordon, lo Ann Hite, Ioan Kennelly, loan Newby. BOTTOM ROW-Beverly Hull, Mariorie Garrett, Margie Graeber, Susanne Howe, Marie LaBonte, Bernice Holtman, Suzanne Fisher. Home Room 228-lunior TOP ROW Don Ross, Robert Lumley, Dick Guth' rie, Paul Sherron, Dan Harrison, Robert Banks. SECOND RONV Elma Hock, Betty lean Elkins, Mildred Marshall, Ieanne Malott, Margene Harlan, Marcelle Hudson. BOTTOM ROW Dorothy King, Virginia McKin- ney, Bette Myers, Mary Ann Kyle, Norma lean Jackson, Shirley Harkins, Marilyn Kimmich. Home Room 229-Iunior TOP ROW-- Charles Church, Erma Stevens, Helen Thompson, Paul Passen. THIRD ROW- lane Harms, Elline Rushton, Ro- berta Soncrant, Rhoda Lou Simmons, Virginia Reese, SECOND ROW--Marilyn Schreiber, Bernice Swee- ney, Mariorie Russell, Martha Scott, Dorothy Smith, Peggy Phillips. BOTTOM ROW-Patricia Sullivan, Ann Pope, Bar- bara Jenkins, Florence Sines, Ada Redman, Phyl- lis Rohyans, Mary Lois Stitt. Home Room 230-lunior TOP ROW- Patricia Brown, Richard Haworth, Eugene Meek, Robert Bowles, Howard Caldwell, Harold Baron, Bill Elder. THIRD ROW--Don Auble, Charles Dorsey, lean- ette Ballard, Io Anne Browning, Margaret Clark, Iudith Deputy, Donald Dixon, Frank Nichols. SECOND ROW-Charlene Davis, Doris Figel, Patricia Foster, Martorie Throm, Mary Beth Denny, Ellen Aldag, Martorie Buchanan. BOTTOM ROW-Betty Dungan, Georgeanna Bram- mer, Eileen Downey, Donna Iean Archey, Betty Aldridge, Ioan Bruckman, Betty Cuppy, Ruth Car- rel. Home Room 232-lunior TOP ROW-Walter Wilson, Dick Vestal, Carl Wachtstetter, Bill Magnuson, Bob Young, Don Mannan, William Watson. THIRD ROW-Mark Sullivan, Ioe Wilson, Charles Whiteley, Gordon Thomas, Robert Masten. SECOND ROW-V Betty lean Wagner, Gowinaveria Voelker, Lois Thomson, Marian White, Marvel lkerd, Carolyn Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW -Marilyn Baker, LaDonna Lehigh, Ann Abbitt, Harriet Wells, Angelina Velich. H 0 owe Me Aonoz an! fozy eve? ajfin H 583 5 055 I K X .-.x N lf! Home Room 234 TOP ROW-Gloria Morris, Barbara Taylor, Char- lotte Yarnell, Marion Mutc, Barbara Montgomery, loan Murphy. THIRD ROWW Lorene Martin, Norma lean Mor- ris, La Donna Pollard, Betty Haan, Mary Frances Patterson, Margaret Martin. SECOND ROW-V-luanita Peake, Marian Nacke, Norma Chappel, Rosemary Pruitt, Louise Miller, Irene Pierson, Betty lane Paul. BOTTOM ROW-Mary Glenn Johnson, Kather- ine Sterruzzi, Ioan Meyer, Betty Moititt, Elizabeth Montgomery, Thelma Bruce, Delores Durrnan. Home Room 236-Sophomore TOP ROW- -Richard Miller, Ed Loclile-ar, lohn Koons, Bob Milam, Paul Bolinq, Rosalie Lawson, Louise Leonard. Tl-HRD ROW- Muriel Meehan, Elaine Mears, Lois Meyer, lean Linl-1, Billie Krarrrmes, Carl Lomatch, Donald Kline. SECOND ROW---Nada Loos, Rose Lorton, Kitty Lewis, lanet Hammond, Marcia Lelfeber, Betty Mc- Clelland, Phyllis Watson, BOTTOM ROW' Norrna Young, Martorie Law- rence, Lois McGauhey, Kenneth Massey, Helen Kelley, Marilyn LaPorte, Mary lane Lorent. Home Room 238-lunior TOP ROW--Boln Warderi, Charles Miller, Arnold Koehler, Spencer Talley, Bob Zilze, Tony Georqe. THIRD ROW- Richard Lancaster, lean Minniy, lanet Steinkarnp, Dorothy Scott, Ronald lohnstort, Martha Williams, Lawrence Schlenz. SECOND ROVV Richmond Maurice, Charles Mar- l-zle, Raymond King, Marilyn Williams, Clara Virt, Patricia Craiq, Richard Shaffer, BOTTOM ROW-Phyllis York, Eugenia Schoen, Marilyn Parish, Doris Mayer, Henrietta Schoen, Lucy Iessie, lack Thompson, fini!! 111241146 your coumfe aunffejd euefmote Q JJ il 'HI :p Ill 95 :Bula 'Q Home Room 124 A-9B H-Q!! Aa!! -:wwe H -Here I am tour years agofriust a betuddled ireshie. Howe ever, it doesn't take long to learn. By now our lanuary freshmen are old-timers. Not long ago I tried to sell a ireshie some elee vator tickets, and he ended up selling me a special privilege pass into the oiiice. When I attempted to use it, Miss Childers laughed and said, Herbie Howe, l'rn ashamed of your letting a freshman tool you like that. Upperclassmen, take warning! TOP ROWiWilliam Eikenbary, Elouise Aichele, lean Donough, Beverly Cubel, Barbara Dahl, Phyl- lis Bowles. SECOND ROW-Norman Dixon, Norbert Carteaux, Sidney Ellis, William Brown, Robert Ceder, Ron- ald Banks, William Dodds. BOTTOM ROW-Sariann Dulin, Ramona Dong- worth, Ioann Bade, LaVina Booram, Iosephine L. Bailey, Carolyn M. Campbell. Home Room 124 B-9B TOP ROW-Don Fitzwater, lack Iohns, Ioyce Iacob, Barbara Hauser, Billy Lindner, lack Mc- Cormick, THIRD ROW-Betty Moon, luanita Embry, Betty Hutchison, Mary lane Gard, Carolyn Handy, lean Gordon, Nancy Ingalls. SECOND ROW-Iohanne Guenter, Bob Bake' meier, Bernard Kirkham, Paul Koop, Don McCoun, Phillip Gibbs, Leroy Hofmann. BOTTOM ROW-Carol Engleman, Patricia Ken- nedy, Carolyn Gorman, Dorothy McClelland, Shir- ley Ioslin, loy Haine. Home Room l24C-QB TOP ROWeLaVerne Stewart, Barbara Stevens, Donita Stobauqh, Ieannine Reynolds, Chester Powell, Denzil Shawver, Gordon Foster, lim Ulrey. THIRD ROW-Mary Webb, Clara Trager, Ioan Nolting, Dorothy Murphy, Ruth Stewart, Iohn Yoder. SECOND ROW-Paul Weir, Bill Nevill, Roy Virt, Glen Smith, Vonda L. Sharrer, Marian Crider, lack Shannon. BOTTOM ROW-Dorothy H. Pressler, Carol Pritchett, Delores Soncrant, Betty I.. Allen, Mar- garet Riley, Patricia Peltrey. A 1 ,ff W5 .41 i' --2.7 1' f E 'wr E ar- me? :H EI- . ' . cg, N. 3 ' xx x .. 5 pi ' ,gwffiaifg . -MAB .X 'Y' . .53 ff-11: T.. QW 5 . I 6'5 'Q -- P x Q, 0' -'X .f,if. ',fEii ' ' 91+ , Q5 X- I o .4 X sf' 'H' 6? 5 6 xv X1 QQ. . -NK ' R 7 W . sr..- 'S ,, l sw X X X if E 5 YK Q T l ctiw'tz'e.4 Herbie QB.M.O.C.D Howe belongs to many clubs. 43 My curl fr1end Helen ts certamly a whrz at thrs Red Cross work She Jomed the Iumor Red Cross whrch IS a hrqh school conttnqent of the tamous Red Cross when rt was orqamzed two years aqo She and the other members meet every Tuesday afternoon after school to sew for the Natxonal Red Cross The othcers ot the club are Lucrle Hennard presrdent Mrldred Marshall vrce pres1dent lune Holhs secretary and Martann Gropp treasurer Elqht dozen cutty bags srx dozen cushron covers forty two bed Jackets and s1x do en bedroom sllppers have been compl ted by the orqamzatron wrth the help ot Mrss Marthellen Ratclrtts clothrnq classes All sprmq Helen and these other qrrls have been busy crochetlnq preces of wool scraps toqether to mal-te an atqhan My contmbutron to the wool scrap drrve was an old blue vest Mrss Helen Allen IS sponsor lumor Red Cross serves by sewmq F un behind the fooilighis Not many students other than the members of the Footlight Revelers Club realize what a job our sponsor, Mr. Darrell Gooch, and I have putting on such good plays. For instance, this play, On the Night of lanuary l6, required four weeks of practice. Both Mr. Gooch and I agree that the actors and the backstage workers did a fine job. Did you notice the division page for this Activities Section? lt shows Patricia Stutz blackening Eleanor Williamson's face for her part as a colored gal in the play, while Don Masters, who was the judge in the trial, looks on. Our officers for this year are loe Weaver, president, Patricia Stutz, vice president, Dick Newcomer, treasurer: Eva Ruth Ham, secretary: and Marion Mutz, historian. Iunior Bed Cross TOP BOW-Carol Walter, Sara Puckett, Mildred Marshall, Marilyn Schreiber, Betty Moffitt, Susanne Howe, Doris Van Barnes. BOTTOM ROW-Evelyn McConnell, Betty lnse ley, Helen Whiteley, Mariorie Metcalf, Betty Schriner, Betty Willits, Dorothy Ray, Ioanne Woods. ON FLOOR-Lucile Rennard, Bernice Sweeney, Alice Harrison, Billie Krammes. Footlight Bevelers TOP ROW-Oscar Mutz, LaVonne Mannfeld, Mary lane Hill, Dorothy Smith, Claralee Myers. Ioe Weaver, Richard Guthrie, Gordon Thomas, Howard Caldwell, Tom Lysett. Tl-HRD ROW-Robert Montgomery, Iohn Knox, lane Gossom, Alice Harrison, Ioanne Woods, Ioan Thomas, Louise Casey, Betty Helen Shawver, Be- bita Corya, Dick Moody, Leroy Owen. SECOND ROW-Bob Stitt, Gene Smith, Alfred Reed, Iosephine Iustice, Sara Puckett, Billie Kram- mes, Hazel Shirley, Patricia Stutz, Eleanor Wil- liamson. BOTTOM ROW-Don Masters, lack Woods, Eva Ruth Ham, Ioann Mikels, lane Hodges, Barbara Montgomery, Rhoda Simmons, Dick Newcomer, Marion Mutz. xXNNX' f in L JL8 ...I A. il -5- ', I ' Q -, ' o qi. ' ' J ' ' o . . ' . ai .!-- 5 1 u j fl. .- D . - QF. . . ' Q ' 'U O 9 1. 3- . ' 'f . -' - Q ' ,4'l.4' W' , . I. U 'P , fn .1 . 1 . 1 ' ,I ' , vt K , ' 1 ns 'O 3' L t A226 l Q Q Remember me? I'm Herbie QA? ' 51 Howe. Iqo r Ga 9, with you to the youriqest hiqh school in 'i 21.1 li K Indianapolis, f Indiana. In this third I-IILLTOPPER Alma We'H relive a busy year . 3 U ysr ' . . . - , - - 1 Q. - Q toqetherf '- if - 3 , ' ' - .. ,u 6 A Q - oi , U .M , ,JV ji' s' 1 5 .cf I l 1' O' 'a-tl 6 .l: . ,D 9 ' 1. fl !...' n 6 .A 1.3, xt ag- P. ' - ' '- .v l. gg - 4'- I C tl -I , . 4 2 A . , ' .X - ls' ' . .- 'P -' .49 v . ,, ' . .g -g.4,...- , ,. f-' . fu- ' V -. f. 1 ,g- .. -f ' 5' '. 4 '.bi5 w..4. ,g il - ' . 1 1 . Q.. A , 1. 1 , f . if -- '. -... i fr.. Hi-Y BACK ROW-Francis O'Hem, Charles Miller, Kent Crawford, Douglas Smith, Mr. Virgil Heniser, sponsor: Leroy Owen, Perry Roehl, Melvin Ket- tlehut. SEVENTH ROW-Iirn Bayly. Ralph Toney, Phil Lasley, Bob Warden, Bob Montgomery, Robert Nolting, Bob Kinney. SIXTH ROW-Bob Stitt, Ian Laing, Walter Gil- christ, Iack Stauch. FIFTH ROW-Eugene O'Hem, Bob Barnes, Ray- mond King, Marvin Clark. FOURTH ROWeRichard Williams, Iim Barnes. Charles Markel, Don Masters. THIRD ROW-Ronald Swingley, Bob Houck ttreasurerl. lack Buchanan. SECOND ROWiIoe Weaver tpresidentl, Don Auble tsecretaryl, FRONT--Bill Woods tvice-presidentl. Horizon Club TOP ROW-Iane Clark, Violette Swenson, Betty Willits, Charlene Davis, Anne Clark, Anita Owen. THIRD ROW--Marge-ne Harlan, Shirley Diehl, Peggy Percival, Dorothy Hedderich, Virginia Hen- derson. SECOND ROW-Velma Iustus, Barbara Davis- son, Mary Virginia Rider, Sara Palmer, lane Hodges, BOTTOM ROW-Gloria Rubush, Ieanette Cas- sady, Barbara Moore, Eugenia Schoen, Barbara Hoover, Katherine Graves. Hi-Y boys keep Service File The Hi-Y Club engages in such worthwhile activities as compiling a Service File of the addresses of Howe boys in service and collecting Howe Towers to be sent to these boys. Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship,and clean living is the creed by which we Hi-Y boys live. Attending a Hi-Y dance at the Y. M. C, A. is a pleasure I enjoy every month. We Hi-Y's also had a lot of fun sponsoring the Heart Hop. Mr. Virgil Heniser is sponsor. Horizon girls sponsor glamour salvage Helen was one of the most ardent collectors during the silk and glamour salvage campaign, sponsored by the Horizon Club, senior Campfire Girls organization. Although she put many old lipstick containers, compacts, and silk hose in the boxes they had decorated and placed out- side the office, she is still glamourous enough for me. The girls also collected toys which could be made over for poor children at Christmas. At the last meeting of the Childcare course, Helen and her club members presented a play, the Angels. Mrs. Paul B. Clark is sponsor. 46 Audio-Visual Club STANDING-- Don Baldwin, Gayther Plummer, Charles Markle, Robert Sutton, Robert Brogan, Thomas Russell, Harold Timberman, Gene Smith. Iohn Danner, lack Nelson. SEATED-Ed Harwood, Alex McMaster. Library Club TOP ROW-Karolyn Gould, Ieanne Mallot, Dorothy Hedderich. SECOND ROW-Vera Fredenburg, Wanda Owen, Martha Biedelrnan, Rosemary Wilson, lane Hodges. BOTTOM ROW-Susanne Howe, Phyllis York, La Donna LeHigh, Margaret McGarr, Ruth Via. Girl Reserves Marjorie Little, Laurel Hesoun, loan Wenrick, Alice Wickizer. v Movies are fun The intricacies of the film projector do not mystiiy me and the other members of the Audio Visual Club. for we are instructed in the mechanics of the projector as well as in its operation. Because of a possible man shortage we invited girls to join our club. Oi course, Helen was our first recruit. Mr. Raphael Wolfe is sponsor. Howes librarians reign in l27 Every day is library clay at Howe, and Helen and the other members of the Library Club are always on hand to answer Information P1ease queries. The girls shelve, catalogue, and repair the older books and prepare new books for circulation. Miss Marthanna McWhir was sponsor during the fall semester and Miss Betty Reed in the spring. l-li-Tri's have a busy year The Girl Reserves have had a busy year sponsoring the glamour salvage campaign with the Horizon Club, collecting materials for a recreation room at the Iapanese Relocation Center in Arkansas, and making scrapbooks for the U. S. O. canteens in Indianapolis. Miss Malvin Morton of the Y. W. C. A. is sponsor. 47 lfffr Z f- 3 I Lonqudge ond literature are lite At our Latin Club meetings we learn about the customs of the people when Cicero was a kid. Don't get the idea that someone gets up and reads Roman history to us from a book for three-quarters of an hour every week. We learn by actual practice, The Romans used to celebrate their Saturnalia at Christmas time and now every year our club celebrates this Roman holiday with a ban- quet. But you must be a well-dressed Roman before you will be admitted. The proper attire is a long white toga, but a reasonable facsimile in the form of a sheet and a few well-placed safety pins is satisfactory. Thus we spend an afternoon lounging, eating, and talking like the Romans. Miss Thelma Cooley is sponsor. Two other activities which we sponsor are the monthly Latin newspaper, Cornu Latinum, published by members of Miss Narcie Pollitt's advanced Latin classes, and a clinic of club members, who aid pupils like me. Si, si senorita instead of being a Roman lady Helen turned Spanish on me. Although l'm a Latin through and through l have to admit that she makes a wow of a Spanish senorita. This club at Christmas celebrates the Posada, following as accurately as possible the Spanish customs, such as the breaking of the Pinata, which is a clay jar filled with gifts. l-lelen says that the club activities aid her in the study of the language because they give her an insight into its background. Miss Mary Elizabeth Thumma, sponsor. Cornu Latinum Staff STANDING- Mary Frances Patterson, lack Hen- noe, Ellen Kroll, Bonnie Van Treese, Erma Stevens, Rosemary Wilson, Martha Corey, lean Minney, Cornelia Hui, Ieanne Malott, Karolyn Gould, Mil- died Mosirnan, Ioy Gullion, Don Auble, Eugenia Schoen, Claralee Myers, Peggy Mooney. SEATED Marilyn Kimmich, Nadyne Ludlow, Patty Cowser. fig Latin Club TOP ROW-Mary Lou Kelly, Mary Rose Mass- mann, Iosephine Barrett, Mildred Mosiman, lean Minney. FIFTH ROW--P-Betty Insley, Virginia Iohnson, Martha L. Corey, Godfrey Collins, Claralee Myers. FOURTH ROW--Carolyn Kleifgen, Billie R. Krammes, Shirley Cloud, Virginia Henderson, Clyde Iohnson. THIRD ROW-Iosephine Iustice, Mary Ann Ellie ott, Ellen Ford, Norma Iean Cox, Patty Cowser. SECOND ROW-Rosemary Buenting, Alice Har- rison, Virginia Lancaster, Peggy Mooney. FIRST ROWfBeverly Dickerson, Shirley A. Gannaway, Ioann Milcels, Iudy Iohnston. SEATED-Patricia Stutz, Ieanne Malott, Karolyn Gould. Latin Club TOP ROW-Marilyn Schmadeke, Charlotte Yar- nell, Ianet Veregge, Phyllis Watson. FOURTH ROWfCarol Walter, Pauline Wessel, Phyllis Pettijohn, Emily Rinsch, Ianet Steinlcamp. THIRD ROWfMariorie VonWiller, Marian White, Virginia Stamm, Mary Frances Patterson, Bonnie VanTreese, Erma Stevens. SECOND ROW-Betty Ianonna Snider, Ioanne Woods, Virginia Ritzi, Margaret Rennoe, Peggy Percival. BOTTOM ROW-Barbara Sharkey, Mary Virginia Rider, Phyllis Williams, Ioanne Whittinger, Eu- genia Schoen, Sara M. Palmer. Spanish Club TOP ROW-Sara Puckett, Thomas Iett, Iack I, Nelson, Louise Scherer, Bette Myers. SIXTH ROW-Bill Young, Harry Branson, Mack Herron, Bob Nelson, Gene Smith.. FIFTH ROWfMarjorie Ray, Suzanne Fisher, lo Kingsbury, Marynelle Aumann, Mary Lou Thom- asma, Margery Alberring. FOURTH ROW41-Xnn Parry, lean Campbell, Frances Talkington, Doris Figel, Dorothy Mueller, Wilma Group. THIRD ROW-Marjorie Little, Elaine Decker, Ianet Bear, Iean Link. SECOND ROW-Eleanor Williamson, Suzanne Meyer, Ioan Kennelly, Harriet Iohnson, Ioan Newby. BOTTOM ROW-Margaret Goldsmith, Rosalie Lawson, Bebita Corya, Barbara Barney, Barbara Williams, Anne Clark. l-loWe's Violets Uf-fm, tool: at the girls! Oh, well---back to business. Even though the membership of the Vihota Club is restricted to junior girls, the activities of this organization affect even me. Without the Vihotas I wouldnt be able to eat ice cream, candy, and popcorn at the home basketball games because these delicacies are sold under the sponsorship of this club. To make a good thing even better the money l pay for my ice cream goes to buy some worthwhile article for the school. Already these arn- bitious violets have bought furniture for the Dean of Girls' Of- fice, the popcorn machine, and war bonds. However, the club is not only worthy of an E for efficiency but socially it has also been more than successful. Besides the allegirl dances and assemblies, the girls give all-school social affairs. Perhaps the most notable contribution from the Vihotas, however, is the Violet Queen, who reigns each year at the Birthday Pageant. Mrs. Mildred Loew, sponsor. 50 Vihota Club TOP HOW Pat Sullivan, Bernice Sweeney, Carolyn Sullivan, Mildred Marshall, Angelina Velich, THIRD BOW Mary Frances Patterson, Ieanne Ma- lott, Irene Pierson, Lois Thomson, Marilyn Schreiber, Dorothy Smith, Phyllis Hohyans, Peggy Percival. SECOND ROW--Gloria Seiter, Betty Moifitt, loan Meyer, Marian White, lacqueline Rebholz, Gloria Yirt, Peggy Mooney, Mildred Mosiman. BOTTOM ROW WDorothy Puckett, Rhoda Simmons, Ann Pope, Norma Wheeler, Barbara Montgomery, Mary Lois Stitt, Helen Thompson, Marion Mutz, Ruth Ann Robison, Lois Van Arendonk, Virginia Reese. Vihota Club TOP ROW- 'Pat Brown, Karolyn Gould, Marvel lkerd, Marilyn Baker, Patricia Foster, Donna lean Archey, Eileen Downey, loan Kennelly. THIRD ROW' -Marjorie Gaskill, lean Carpenter, Lu- cille Broeking, Mary Ann Kyle, lo Anne Browning, Marcie Killion, losephine Layton, Velma Iustus. SECOND ROW- , - ins, Dorothy King, Charlene Davis, Mary Beth Denny, Mariorie Garrett, Ellen Aldag, Ioan Bruckman. BOTTOM ROW-Shirley Haugh, Margie Graeber, Barbara Ienkins, Marilyn Kimmich, lane Gossom tsect- retaryj, Patty Betcher tpresidentl, Ioan Eschmeyer tvice-presidenti, Bernice Holtman ttreasureij, Ioan Land, Susanne Howe. ludith Deputy Shirley Anne I-lark .gn Me fop of Me jewet Even before the 1942 HILLTOPPERS were in the hands of the students, we were already making plans for the yearbook of '43, Our staff had quite a high standard set up for it by the 1942 yearbook, which received All-American Standing by the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. Cartoonist Pesut drew some pictures of me representing my many activities, Editor Woerner and Associate Editor Kroll organized the staff, Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs thought up gigantic lists of things to do, and the rest of us did our best to keep up. Then came fall. Our first problem was finance. However, the Staff's business agents di- rected by Business Manager Ioe Weaver solved this problem by selling nearly 1,200 books. Supplementing this were the profits from the Stardust Ball and the Brown and Gold Dance. The autumn season could be called the great picture-taking period for our staff photogf raphers, Bob Stitt and lim Bayly, together with Mr. Charles Porter and Mr. Sam Pidgeon, pro- vided us with shots of everything and everyone at Howe. Under the supervision of Picture Editor Dorothy Bay, the pictures were taken. Bill Woods mounted the prints with his trio of feminine assistants, lane Clark, Thelma Ellis, and Virginia Reese, and sent them to the en- gravers. Each of the individual sections had to be carefully planned. The management of the class section fell to Lucile Rennard, Homeroom Editor, and Natalie Borreson, Senior Editor, while Ruthanne Gossom and Marjorie Metcalf struggled over the club and activities sections re- spectively. Bob Beed and Bob Bowles directed all their attention to the sports division, and Associate Editor, Ellen Kroll, tackled the introductory pages. ln lanuary several seniors left the staff and Mary Frances Patterson and lack Bennoe were added. February was a month of mixups. Everyone was doing everything all at once. ln fact by the middle of this month we were in a muddle. However, we finally finished and the com- pleted dummy was sent to the printer in March. ln early spring he sent us 1,200 copies of the 1943 HILLTOPPEB which we now pass on to you. BOTTOM BOW 7-Bob Bowles, foe Pesut, Herbie Howe, Lucile Rennard, Natalie Borreson, Marjorie TOP ROW---Thelma Ellis, Virginia Reese, lane Metcalf, Bob Reed, Rutlianne Gossorn, lim Bayly, Clark, Bob Woerner, Ellen Kroll, Bill Woods. Bob Stitt, Dorothy Ray, Ioe Weaver. ,jx f' MIS,-Y:- 36 , k 1 Ji,g, 35, as f fi' 'X ..-X ' Ia. Deadlines in o daze Before Bob Woerner had decided that l would be indispensable on the staff of the '43 HILLTOPPEB, l had been doing some special reporting for Editors Harvey and Iohnson of the HOWE TOWEB. Every other Monday one of their staffs starts to work on a new issue of the bi-weekly paper. I spent Mon- days and Tuesdays covering my beat, writing whatever news stories seemed promising, thinking up clever features, collecting items for my column, and planning photographs and cartoons. On Thursday, deadline night, the Tower was packed with staff members checking their stories and writing last-minute copy. The atmosphere literally seethed with excitement as the typewriters pounded and bursts of laughter and grief alternately flooded the room. Before leaving for home we page editors collected all the articles which were to appear on our respective pages and arranged them in an attractive layout. The printer sent the proofs to us on the following Tuesday in order that the proofreaders could check for typographical errors. The printed articles were pasted on the layout sheets, which were then sent back to the printer. When the TOWERS were distributed to the students on Friday, l arn certain that niy feeling of satisfaction in the finished paper was representative of the feeling of every staff member. Besides there is that unique feeling of pride which ccrnes from seeing your own articles in print. , Tower Staff I STANDlNGeEvelyn McConnell, Mary Beth Denny, Karolyn Gould, Ieanne Mae lott, Ieannette Ballard, lack Huston, Dorothy Smith, Bob Bowles, Ioan Bruck- man, Lucille Broelcing, Mildred Marshall, Ellen Aldag. SEATED-Anne Eberhart, Phil Lasley, Virginia Stafford, Helen Thompson, Lou- ise Alter, Peggy Rose, Marjorie Harvey. Tower Staff ll STANDING-Shirley Harkins, Mary Lou Steffy, Dorothy King, Howard Cald- well, Marcie Killion, Ann Pope, Suzanne Fisher, Bette Myers, Ioan Newby, lean Carpenter, Erma Stevens, lack Rennoe, Mary Lois Stitt, Martha Scott. SEATED-Marian Guenter, Clyde Iohn- son, Alice Hackney, Don Auble, Rhoda Simmons, Mary Frances Patterson, Anne Todd, Billie Group. PHOTO STAFF tleftl- lames Sommeryille, Ted Langdon, Bob Stitt, Iarnes Bayly. NEWS BUREAU flower rightl- STANDING-Bob Reed, Bob Woerner, Clyde Iohnson, Erma Stevens, Martha Scott. SEATED-Ruthanne Gossom, Marjorie Harvey, Ellen Aldag, Mary Frances Pat- terson. S... .KMX l l r I t l CUB CLUB tupper centerle TOP ROW--Mary Frances Patterson, Ellen Aldag. FOURTH ROW-Gene Smith, lacl: Nelson, Bob Kennelly, Godfrey Collins, Stanley Walter. THIRD ROWfMarjorie Ray, Carolyn Bell, Shirley Cloud, Phyllis Watson, Mar- tha Corey, Betty Insley, lean Ann Flee- ner. uf, fvtx 'Q SECOND ROW Suzanne Meyer, Mary Ann Elliott, Barbara Vtfilliams, Alice Har- rison, Kitty Lewis, BOTTOM ROW? Marcia Peirce, lane Hodges, Doris Mayer, Donna lean Em- rick, loann Mikels, ludy lohnston. EXTREME RIGHT- Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs. They put l-lowe in the limelight Making Indianapolis Howe conscious is the objective of the nine students who constitute the News Bureau. Our activities, including athletic events, plays, and dances, are publicized in the daily papers through the efforts of these cor- respondents. In February lean E. Carpenter was added to the staff of the News Bureau as a correspondent to the IRVINGTON REV IEW, and Phil Lasley took Bob Reed's place for the TIMES. Sometimes accompanying the articles of the News Bureau are pictures taken by our student photographers. Members of the photo staff also provide the HOWE TOWER with pictorial versions of the main stories. Taking pictures is not just a snap of the shutter as I found out last winter when I tried to take a snap- shot of Helen. In fact when my attempt was developed, it was so unlike the subject that I was really afraid to show it to her. However, I had Bob Stitt take a candid shot of Helen which I presented to her. That's when she decided to be my steady. In my freshman and sophomore years, I was a representative from my English class to the Cub Club. I arn not eligible for membership now because it is strictly an underclassman organization. During the fall semester Ellen Aldag and Mary Frances Patterson, Cub Editors on the HOWE TOWER, sponsored the club and in the spring Donna Flowers and Doris Mayer took over. In the upper right-hand corner, I present our sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs. Instead of listing all her responsibilities, attempting to enumerate her many tasks, and using ten-letter words to describe our appreciation of her guidance, I find that it is sufficient to say that there is but one Mrs. Griggs and no one else could take her place among us. 53 4- infer! on fiafcffej . . . The thirty-seven members of the orchestra, whether giving a public performance or playing for the students ENN 3' at the annual Christmas assembly, always present a QQ N pleasant program. Playing Pomp and Circumstancef' , the orchestra added dignity to commencement last Iune. 0, Every spring this group shares honors with the other H t musical organizations in the annual May Music Festi- Q! 5 jf val. When l was a freshman, l contemplated being a violinist, but after a few unsuccessful lessons l decided to divert my attention to my sax. The string ensemble is a small group of talented students known for their ability by many organizations before which they have performed. Last fall Helen and her 'cello joined the group. During the winter months the ensemble played for a Christmas Community Sing at School 57, for a dinner of the Indiana School Superintendents Association, and over radio station WISH on the High School Hour. Now and then l complain about having to drag Helen's 'cello home, but l really am proud of the way she plays. My parents have enjoyed the special numbers of this group at several meetings of the Men's Four Hun- dred Club and the P.-T. A. Orchestra TOP STRING SECTION, LOVVER RlGHT - BRASS AND WOCDWIND SECTION. Ellen Alclag, Barbara Baldwin, Don Baldwin Georgeanna Branimer, Patricia Brown, Eliza beth Buckingham, lames Cook, David Cull, Anne El:-erliart, Edward Ferrell, leanne Garrett Martorie Cvarrett, Ati-re l-laclcne-Y, luanita Hamil ton, lerry Heater, lo Ann Hite, Fimie lernulcran, Robert lustus, Mary Alice Kessler, Ellen Kroll lan Laing, Evelyn McConnell, Bill Meyer, Suze anne Meyer, Dorotlry Mueller, Oscar Mutz, Eu- gene O'l-Iern, Francis O'l-tern, Mary Frances Patterson, Dorothy Puckett, Martorie Ray, Al- fred Reed, Virginia Reese, Margaret Rennoe, Peggy Rose, Betty Russell, Anne Todd, William Watson, Io Ann Yager. Added in January: Robert Baker, Shirley A. Bevis, Sidney Ellis, Marcia l.eFeber. String Ensemble-Lower Left Edward Ferrell, Peggy Rose, Georgeanna Bramrner, Mary Alice Kessler, Ellen Kroll, Anne Eberliart, Dorothy Mueller, Virginia Reese. i 'F-ev V 1.1 fx 1.74 N ,IIU V .v fl tit fe- 1 t' .l f lltii' , Lit Band Frederick Aichele, Theodore Aichele, Robert Baker, Iames Bames, Don Baldwin, Robert Bow- sher, Lucille Broelcing, Io Anne Browning, How- ard Caldwell, lean Carpenter, Iames Cook, Iohn Cooper, David Cull, Charlene Davis, Ben Gill, D. O. Graham, Marian Guenter, Richard Guthrie, Iuanita Hamilton, Ierry Heater, lim Henderson, Charles lrwin, Kenneth Iordan, Bob Iustus, Billie Krammes, Lovell Lentz, Donald Ward, Mildred Marshall, Mary Rose Massmann, Robert Masten, Oscar Mutz, Iohn Parsons, Dean Phillips, Dorothy Ray, Alfred Reed, Robert Reed, Iaclc Resor, Ray Rubly, Iohn Schaefer, l-laroldene Schlenz, Law- rence Schlenz, Gloria Smith, Roland Swingley, Gordon Thomas, loan Thomas, Brandon Thomp- son, Iack Thompson, Anne Todd, lack Wallace, William Watson, Ioe Weaver. Added in lanuary: Don Auble, Lewis Brewer, Frances Chilcote, lcf seph Eads, Carolyn Ely, Don Fitzwater, Marjorie Iohnson, lim Iacobs, Maynard King, Tom Klinqer, Tom Mitchell, Paul Myers, David Phelps, Peggy Rose, David Schornstein, lames Sommerville, Rich- ard Tam. Drum Majors Paul Neiman, Ieannea Austin, Sara Puckett, Bonnie Campbell, lane Cox, Beryl Campbell, Ioan Ruck, Bob Reed. LEFT-Mr. Beldon C. Leonard, director. . . dn! Me ddrzoflafdyd on The band has been at its best this year. Of course, the fact that I and my saxophone have recently joined this organization might be coincidental. However, l am complete- ly unprejudiced when l admit that we band members give a very impressive performance in our V for victory formation. With a flash of silver batons and a twirl of white skirts our drum majorettes with sparkling eyes entered the Howe auditorium for the first time last spring. Remember how hard the girls Worked to perfect their routines and what a rush there was to complete the uniforms for the all-important Shortridge game last year? Those frosty white outfits shining with gold braid are really something, but when the girls start to twirl their batons, l swell with pride. 55 THE l91l3 ifftolapez . . . with my help records a year in which l3UO l-loweites and teachers x Q I ' 79, packed each day full of War f services, 12 5 We X J, ,Ml giiiili fx ms if special studies, the usual K- 6 ,,,, 1? fist..- 'J' f? lfxiff 3 R's, and plenty of Q-All fun. Tl-IQMAS CARR l-IOWE l-llGl-l SCHOQL 2 an Choir TOP ROW--Iohn Knox, Bill Magnuson, Dick Moody, Bob Bowsher, Donald Payne. ROW THREE--Mariorie Iverson, Virginia Swartz, Mary Beth Underwood, Anna Englehardt, Ruth Carrel, Juanita Russell, Betty Aldridge, Herbert Barnard, Charles Markle, Arnold Arnholter, Bob Iones. 41010 Q .LLL .H ROVJ TWO--lo Ann Yager, Phyllis Bisselberg, Martha Hughes, Lois VanArendonk, Norma Walker, Marilyn Kimmich, Eugene O'Hern, Roy Horton, 'Ted Aichle, Dick Newcomer. BOTTOM ROW-Patty Iarvis, Ioy Gullion, Io Anne Lashier, La Donna Lehigh, lane Hodges, Mary Lou Ed- wards, Betty Iohnson, Eloise Stevens, Patty Delks, Ruth- anne Gossom, Natalie Borreson, Betty Lou Rr:-th. owe AZZMGHQZ5 Our choir, which has a membership of approximately seventy students, is the chief vocal organization of our school. Before a pupil may become a member he is required to pass a voice test, consequently our choir is composed of only the best vocalists at Howe. With the help of the P.-T. A. We choir members were able to secure robes. When we sang for organizations outside Howe, the money allotted us for transf portation went into the choir robe fund, and we paid for our own transportation. Howe is about drained of firsts, but we students in the choir have in the past year not only purchased our first robes, but have also sponsored our first dance, the Harmony Hoedown. We used the money from this dance to buy music for assemblies and special programs. This year the choir has had a definite patriotic trend, and although we do not neglect Bach, We have included in our repertoire songs, such as He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings and White Christmas. The officers, who were elected by the choir in the fall, are Bill Magnuson, president, Dick Moody, vice president: Bob Warden, secretaryg Mary Beth Underwood, treasurer: and Herbie Howe, sergeant-at-arms. Besides singing in the choir, fourteen of us, who have unusual ability, be- long to the boys and girls vocal ensembles. Mr. Prank S. Watkins has been director of the choir for three years. Vocal Ensembles TOP ROW-Ian Laing, Iolin Knox, Dick Moody Bill Magnuson, Donald Payne, Dick Newcomer. BOTTOM ROW-Norma Walker, Ruby Iordan ' - Martha Hughes, Lois VanArendonk, Erma Stevens Louise Scherer, Betty Lou Roth, Harriet Wells. LEFT-Mr. Frank S. Watkins, choir director. 1 f 56 3iN4,L71' W TOP ROVV- Bob Zil-ze, Henry VVollenweliter, lack Sides, Don Eugene Meek. ROVV THREE Ian Laing, Bob W'arclen, Louise Scherer, Martha Ann LaMasters, Peggy Rose. ROW TWO-- Harriet Wells, Velma Iustice, Marion Hutchison, Patty Cowser, Hazel Shirley, Mildred Bass. BOTTOM ROW--Marion Mutz, lane Gossom, Erma Stevens, lard, Barbara Creighton, Martha Payne, Florence Graeber. 72fenz' in evue Through the combined efforts of Mr. Darrell Gooch, Mr. Beldon C. Leonard, Mr. Frank S. Watkins, Miss Mar- jorie White and a number of Howe students, the Pleasant Run Revue was presented on March ll and l2. Our modern dance band could really iive up when Director All Weiscopf gave the down beat. The songs and the dances in the first act were typical of those popular when my Dad was a kid. ln fact Dad and Mother both got such a kick out of them that they talked about the Revue for a week. Next came a second act full of the music of my child- hood. From the features of this act l would say that rny childhood was very sweet indeed. l nearly fell off my chair when Helen came out on the stage with her ac- cordion 'cause she looked so beautiful. However, l suc- ceeded in doing no more than hitting a B instead of a B flat, for which I received a very disgusted look from Director Weiscopf. The last act was a rare mixture of sweetheart songs and iive music which is typical of today. Everyone was humming the Pleasant Run Revue for weeks. Looks like Mr. Leonard, who wrote the opening and closing music, struck the key-note. Pleasant Run Revue CIRCLE-Gay Lomax. UPPER LEFT-Beverly Hull, Ioan Deg- ischer. UPPER RIGHT-Barbara Meyer, Ioe Eads. BOTTOM-Katheryn Lewis, Patricia Sloo, Shirley Diehl. -y ' t . 1 ' 'au 1 ' . , ' l J -. ,, ' ' L . f. ' ,- v 1 sf, .K :Ll , K A ,x It :N- ft' r I ' ' Sabi! ' - ' A : L 'S 'A x , T f X ,, . l r PW, A . . -, H 1 ' ' ,s Q 'N'V ':. '- F 4 - -I i L' za 3:-fig t Rasico, Oscar Mutz, Tom Lysett, Williams, Bernice Sweeney, Betty Virginia Strain, Marion Lindner, Barbara Montgomery, Gene lflfil- dm W 'v If 1. 5 .v , 'Y' . , , . Ai, W 4 if ik ', f- , ' . - r 64.7 s if if -nf' 5 A 'Ib Q K A Mfr, Q lt' xl P11 ,n Q M tkfeticf All the Howeites and Herbie beck those fighting Hornets. 9 llf,f '. s TGI I 9 . 1 2 X., X 1 X f Mr. George P. Farkas, head of the Xthletic Department and mentor of the 'arsity track and cross-country teams. Ioach Farkas is now serving with the Inited States Naval Forces. 1 z 4 Howe dthletes conquer all The l942-43 season was the most successful, athletically speaking, in our school's five-year history. During the year we won the City Track Championship, defended our Sectional Track Title, won the Tech lnvitational Golf Tourney, and were the runner-up team in the Sectional Basketball Tourney. All these sports were under the management of our capable coaching staff composed of Mr. Lewis W. Gilfoy, varsity basket- ball coachp Mr. Samuel T. Kelley, varsity track and cross-coun- try coach: Mr. Ray Bowman, freshman basketball and track coachp and Mr. Fred C. Lemley, golf coach. Mr. Kelley took over the duties of Mr. George P. Farkas, athletic director and coach, when the latter entered the navy in Ianuary. Before Chief Petty Officer Farkas joined the fleet, his Hornet thinlies won the l942 City Track Championship, thus becoming the first city school to defeat Tech since the meet's inaugura- tion in l934. ln conquering the former champions, Howe took five first places and scored in every event except the half-mile run for a total of 65 V2 points. Our blue ribbons were won in the l00-yard dash, 220-yard dash, low hurdles, high hurdles, and shot put. The Green and White had to be contented with a second-place tie with Washington, each team tallying 53V2 markers. High scorers and only double winners of the meet were Ralph Toney, who won both dashes, and Art Graham, who took both hurdles, each with twelve points. Dick Eichen- auer heaved the shot put for our other first place, ln defending our sectional crown at Washington's West Side track, our Hornets again captured five first place honors and scored a total of 4332 points, ll more than Washington, the runner-up. Six of our boys qualified for the state finals by taking a first or second place in one of the individual events at Washington. Those representing us at the state meet were Ralph Toney, dashmanp Art Alexander, half-milerg Walter Gilchrist and Art Graham, hurdlersg lim Wade, high jumper, and Dave Phelps, pole vaulter. Art Graham captured the first state medal ever won by a Howe athlete when he scored our only point in this meet by taking a fifth in the low hurdles. Besides our outstanding achievements in the City and Sec- tional meets, we won eight dual and triangular contests With- out a defeat and climaxed the season by beating Bloomington, Southern Conference Champions, 59 to 50. Bloomington had been undefeated until that time. Ralph Toney was high in individual scoring for the season with 78V2 points. Right behind him was Alan Crapo with 72. Other runners who scored 40 or more points for the season were Art Graham, 60Wiy Art Alexander, 42V27 and Bob Banks, 40. 60 ' 'a . .4 l I : . ...D V. 7 1 ' T- ' . 3: - L1 - 1 , , .P Q P- --PM - , TH-5? 72, ' 9' l' L' '31 'A f f 1 if . ,E , ' , sl x 'Eg 1. R l ' QF .fp ,wx . 5 , . 'r .NA E x 0 N Q 'QE P -ei , , ,x gm, 5314, gat .- ,, , . , F J , , ff T an T' is Taka? , I M.- Varsiiy Track Team TOP ROWAWalter Gilchrist, Dave Phelps, Dick Dobbs, Floyd Bicknell, Bob Mannfeld, Phil Lasley, lames Wade, lack Whited, Dick Eichenauer, and Iirn Iverson. SECOND ROW-Melvin Kettelhut, Ioe Morris- sey, Ralph Toney, Kenneth Smith, Bill LaShorne, Bob Kinney, Art Graham, Russell Hayes, Bob Stitt, and ,Toe Wyand. BOTTOM ROWfCoach George P. Farkas, Bob Gwynn, Iohn Risch, Bill Watson, Don Auble, Art Alexander, Ralph Weber, Bob Banks, Bob Myers, and Alan Crapo. SEATED-Managers, Spencer Talley and Iohn Giqax. 61 LOWER LEFT--Walter Gilchrist, left, and loe Vfyand, second from right, top the high hurdles ahead of a Tech man, middle. CENTER-The six Hornets to represent us in the state rneet, TOP ROW---Walter Gilchrist, lim Vtfade, Ralph Toney. BOTTOM ROW-Art Alexander, Dave Phelps, Art Graham, and Coach Georqe P, Farkas. RIGHT-Art Graham takes the hiqh hurdles in front oi the rest of the field. 1 C34 H W -,wr-iFR?nQ.,,i5a F7230 .N - '1 nun? , 5- 3,-0 zz . if , if shi? it s Ralph Toney, center, Hornet sprint ace, takes first place in the 100-yard dash as our Hornets again win the 1942 Sectional Track Championship at the Continentals' track. Trackmen looast a perfect record Howe 8913 Ben Davis 4503 Howe 87 Crawfordsville 30 Howe 80 Southport 73 Greenfield 4 Howe ll0 Lawrence Central 35 Broad Ripple 20 4th place in the Southport Relays, 26 points Cwon by North Side ot Port Waynel lst place in City Meet, 65 points Howe 7l Washington 64 Howe 8396 Warren Central 5126 Howe 59 Bloomington 50 lst place Sectionals, 4226 points State Meet, l point twon by North Side ot Fort Waynel 62 ,XXX yl II. 5 U D TOP ROW- -Coach Lewis W. Gilfoy, Earle Hodgen, Bob Cole, Bob Houck, Ierry Pfeiffer, and Manager Don Auble. BOTTOM ROW-Dick Whallon, Bill Watson, lack Buchanan, Bob Gwynn, Francis O'Hern, and Bill Hanafee. Hornets on the hardwood We Hornets finished our 1942-43 basketball season with the throttle wide open, racking up l4 straight triumphs before be ing defeated in the final game of the lndianapolis Sectional Basketball Tourney. By annexing the last eleven tilts of the regularly scheduled season and capturing the first three engagements in the Sec- tional, we compiled this longest winning streak in the history of our school. We also eclipsed any previous record of a Howe Basketball team when we finished the season with l8 victories in 22 starts. lack Buchanan, Hornet guard, cracked the old individual scoring record for one season when he swished a total of 198 points through the nets. The previous mark was 170 points, made by Bob Collins two years ago. Following Buchanan in team scoring was Bob Houck, who also passed Collins' mark with l79 points, and lerry Pfeiffer, who garnered l69 markers. Our team's four losses during the year were at the hands of Tech, Washington, Greenfield, and Lawrence Central and were all by four points or less. We later beat Tech in the Sectionals and avenged our defeat from Washington when we won a re- turn tilt with them in an overtime. We also beat the Continentals in the Sectional. Our loss to Lawrence Central in the Sectional came after we had beaten the Bears 42-29 during the regularly scheduled season. Greenfield, Anderson Regional Champ, was the only team we played which We did not manage to sting at least once this season. Crilfoy's cagers go to Sectional finals ln the l943 Sectionals our team rode clear through to the finish before drop- ping the final game to Lawrence Central, the l942 Sectional champs. ln reaching the finals we eliminated Decatur Central, Washington, and Tech, these last two tilts being by one-point margins. Our first game was with Decatur Central Friday morning, and we complete- ly outplayed the Hawks the first half to build up a 20-5 advantage. Coach Gilfoy substituted frequently during the second half, and we coasted in to finish on top of a 34-23 count. A half-time pep talk by our coach, Mr. Gilfoy, was necessary before we Hornets came to life to down Washington in the evening game. The Conti- nentals ran up an early lead and steadily increased it to a l5-4 margin at the half. However, we pulled up on even terms after trailing most of the third quarter and Dick W'hallon put in the winning two-pointer with eight seconds left in the game to give us a 28-to-27 decision. Our match with Tech the next afternoon was really the climax of our entire season. The Big Green had entered the tournament as strong favorites and had been rated by some sports writers as a threat to the State Championship. The match was a ding-dong affair in which the lead changed hands frequently, but we took over with about two minutes to go and held on until the final gun for a 32-3l victory. Lawrence Central had a little too much height for us in the final game and used it to good advantage, Pete Negley and Ed Lane controlling both back- boards. The Bears were hot and started the game by hitting six of their first seven shots, ending the quarter with a phenomenal .500 shooting average. We made a battle of the entire contest, however, and managed to stay within strik- ing distance most of the time, finishing on the low end of a 42-39 score. 64 A record-breaking season Howe SU New Augusta Howe Fl Tech Howe 45 Warren Central Howe 32 Broad Ripple Howe 26 Washinqton Howe 33 Zionsville Howe 34 Greenlielcl Howe 35 Southport Howe 21 Decatur Central Howe 25 Washiriqton Howe 40 Shortridqe Left to riqht around the circle are! Ierry Pfeiffer, lack Buchanan, Bill Hana- fee, Bob Houck, and Bill Watson. INSET -'Coach Lewis W. Gilfoy. Howe 42 Howe 38 Howe 57 Howe 44 Howe 44 Howe 40 'Howe 34 Howe 28 Howe 32 Howe 39 ' Denotes Sectior Lawrence Central Beech Grove Silent Hoosiers Speedway Manual Ben Davis Decatur Central Washington Tech Lawrence Central mal qames. Ilztlirzzznpofis Timer ENGR: E i gan' l 'z s.Q??.rs..Q 7.29: Zilvhd P K uv- X 'H E. -V . ,y,,f,.5g' WQWWFHIL .ZUQQ W ffm! ' W EXT SW-Q in 93 uri -lf1'f, 'L -55-71 wi- .asf 21 - -'Q I.'Tl 'Wi -,X Q5 , Q, f'-581' 5533 IE l x' ' annum f -mg .53 If, 5 X 3 '2- ? A ' 1. .tv L: , Q- .ji1G-32 WY' , . L 0 ns, .S -,411 -'g' v 4 V A iii 'K 1 - 622' F ,. . 4 4 Xgglnlll Us M ,, .N . .2'.- wma '4-- p ra -'-'-4--- Q--N---+----i T V . -A -A -VYVKV s., . f ., V ' H I i :'f T V t Y' lsr' 1, YV. 3 l if f' 3 l N -T 1 2:..vw:1f..-e2:f f , ' - X W ' if is '- z .- 1, ',. - H rs? ..1. V .f E TQ H F :I r ,, A E Q , ...Ii J LG V 'Q ' T It nw T is QSWN it W K r If f' N .j 'A I ' 5,55 I ' , 4 W ., .ri QUUQA 1 '5 5' X ,QSWLAV 13 . fb I' 1 -, . . . in a K I3 . -wt :,j,:..- if N O ,af ,5 ff - . C Q . sr' X P K . X ' A fi 5 55152: .. - if V -A- A' , - N' 5- K f- r A .ffsrfg 'W i '. , MQ : T . X ,f '4 M if A' 4 1 ' - W f A X' 4 'Y l -' -W ' 45 - l .. af. i X ' . -, 1 1j'f'1a fi 'ax ' i F - T . ' . t , ,, i 1 -, .J ' an 5 f W I V ,, A., - -.f2i.ib.1,,.,, ,fs Q,A .Q ,, TOP LEFT Coach Samuel T. Kelley. Freshman Team Top morn, TOP ROVV Don Coffee, Manager Fred Mitchell, Carl Stonelcinq, Coacli Kelley. SECOND BOW- Darrell Springer, Ronald Roach. Bonald Kinq, Paul llcerd, Don Payne, Ronald Toney, Oscar Mutz, Robert Stecliley, Finley lsner. BOTTOM BOW--'Maynard Kino, Paul Powell, Bob Bertsell, Carl Edwards, Tom Viloerner, Don Goodwin, Bill Souders, Conrade Romnel, Leonard Grirnes, lack Srnithers. 66 Reserve Team BOTTOM PICTURE, TOP BOW- Coach George P. Farkas, Dave Wy- and, lohn Elliott, Charles Miller, Ed Locklear, Kent Crawford, Arnold Koehler, Frank Fleener, and Manager Albert Arnholter. BOTTOM BOW-lack Huston, Lewis Larrison, Bob Banks, Ed Broden, Ralph Weber, Walter Wil- son, Bob Bennett, and Max Fullen. Beserves ctnd freshmen carry on Our reserve cagers ended the season right behind the varsity with l3 wins and 5 losses. After losing three of their first five starts our boys found their stride and captured ten of their next twelve engagements. Bob Banks garnered a total of 97 points to lead the team in scoring followed by Frank Fleener with 66 points and Ralph Weber with 52 points The season record was: Howe ..,.... ., .,,. 18 Howe .,..... ,. ....... 18 Howe ....,..,.. . .... l9 Howe ....... .,,.... l 5 Howe .......,,. ,,,. 2 5 Howe ....... .,., 2 9 Howe .....,. .... J 35 Howe .....,, 23 Howe ...,,,, 26 Howe .,,....... ..,, 2 l Howe .,...., ..., 2 4 Howe .,........ .... , 29 Howe ....... .... 2 9 Howe ...,...... .... Q O Howe ....,.. .... 3 2 Howe ....,..... .,...., l 5 Howe ....... ..,, 3 5 Howe ....... .,,. 2 7 New Augusta ., Tech .....,............,, Vlfarren Central Broad Ripple ..,, Washington . Zionsville ,.... Greenfield ...,... Soathport ....,,.,... Decatur Central Vtfashington .....,.. Shortridge ......,,,. Lawrence Central Franklin .............. Beech Grove ..... Silent Hoosiers Broad Ripple .... ,, Manual ........., . Ben Davis ....... Howe's yearling aggregation won three of its first four games but faltered in rnidseason before finishing with a record of six wins and nine losses Carl Edwards and Bill Souclers led the team in point making. Cheers from the stands Leading us on to bigger and better cheers are: Mascot Tommy Mueller, Kenneth Massey, lack Nelson, and Bill Miller. These boys with their spotless white uniforms and Brown and Gold emblems give color as well as pep and enthusiasm to our cheering section and encouragement to our team. Cheer leader Bob Nelson was not present when this picture was taken. 67 at Q-O Q ' in 45 -r l frr rss .lt lat ix' n...,,5 Golf Team Cross-Country Team T013 Lgpfffcoach Fred C- Lemleyl Ed Bwden' BOTTOM-Bob Banks, Phil Lasley, Ronald To- Bob smith, Bob Rachfarri, Arnold Koehler, Bob HEY. RHSSQU Have-Sf B011 Warden and MGX Fullen- Stanfill, Ioe Wilson, and Ronald Roach. RIGHT-Bill Hanafee. Green and fairway Socking a little White ball all over the landscape and trying to hit a hole in the ground with it had never been my idea of fun, but after watching our team practicing l, too, was bitten with the bug and Mr. Lemley, our coach, says l make a really good caddy. Our linksmen finished their season victorious in seven of eight starts, their record including two ll-4 wins over Short- ridge and a lUV27V2 defeat of Teach. We also captured the Tech Invitational Golf Tourney from Shortridge K337 strokes to 3619 in a playoff after a tie finish at 345. loe Wilson made the 18 holes in a sizzling 74 in the final game. ln addition to these wins we won from Southport 7-5 and beat Lawrence Central and Southport in a triangular meet 9 V2r2 V2 and lOV2-7 Vz, respectively. Our only defeat of the season was at the hands of Bloomington, 9-3. We also finished fourth in the La Porte Invitational with a team score of 358. Bill Hanafee was low medalist for the season. 68 x A pf' O'er hill and dale I saw some of the cross-country boys in practice one fall day and their easy stride as they covered the course excited a sudden urge in me to try for the team. I soon found out that covering our mile and eight-tenths course at any thing but a walk was really quite a task so I went in search of something a trifle easier on my wind. Even without my help our team managed to make quite a successful showing, winning all but two of their regularly scheduled meets and placing third in the Howe Invitational fol- lowing Tech and Manual to the finish line. The Greenclad thin- lies packed too much punch and finished way ahead of the field with 36 points. Manual scored 47 points and we garnered 50 points. Phil Lasley and Bob Banks received individual med- als for placing in the first ten. Our season record of five wins and two defeats bettered any previous record of a Howe cross-country squad. The complete season record follows: Howe 21 Southport 34 Howe 34 Technical 21 Howe 24 Warren Central 31 Howe 26 Ben Davis 29 Howe 24 Lawrence Central 3l Howe 24 Washington 31 Howe 28 Manual 27 Howe Invitational-Tech 36, Manual 47, Howe 50 Low score wins in cross-country. Lettermens Clulo TOP ROW-Ioe Wyand, Sponsor George P. Farkas, Ierry Pfeiffer, and Russell Hayes. BOTTOM ROWeBob Houck fvice- presidentl, Bob Gwynn, Bob Stitt, Ralph Toney tpresidentl, Melvin Kettelhut, Bill Watson, and Walter Gilchrist. SEATEDAPhil Lasley tsecretaryl, Bob Warden, Bob Banks, and lack Buchanan. Sport a lo femme While l'm practicing basketball or track, my girl friend, Helen, participates in sports with the Girls' Athletic Association. She really has gone all-out in the national physical fitness program. Last fall While the weather was still favorable the girls prac- ticed archery under the instruction of their sponsor, Miss Mar- jorie White. Then came the volley ball season. Teams were organized and a tournament planned. Every Monday and Fri- day practice games were held in the girls' gym. l was a little disappointed because Helen wasn't elected captain of her team again this year, but she's a member of the best team anyway. ln the spring a girls' ping-pong tourney was begun and games were played after school. Helen was on top of a pyra- mid the girls made as one of their tumbling stunts, and was also on a basketball team. During the warm weather, Helen played second base on one of the softball teams and went out for track in a big way. ' When Helen first wanted to join the G. A. A., she had to earn fifty points by participating in a sport once a week for six weeks before she could become a full-fledged member. Last fall at an assembly program she and lU other girls received their first award, and 4 received the second award, showing that they had earned one hundred or more points. Now she's working on her second award. l'll really have to work hard to keep up with these women. G.A.A. TOP ROW-Shirley Hohn, Marcia l..aFe-ber, Marilyn LaPorte, Ruth Mitchell, Mary Kirkham, Ramona Frosh, Delores Harper, Angelina Velich, Patricia Brown. FOURTH ROW-Marcia Pierce, Mariann Gropp, Marjorie Iohnson, Elizabeth Schmidt, Ruby A11- sopp, Ellen Ford, loan Harrison, Pauline 'VVessell, Darlo ludd. THIRD ROWfPatricia Sloo, Marjorie Ray, Su- zanne Meyer, Lois Brenn, Dorothy Cowell, Faye Miller, Pauline Massena, Nary Chirpas, Catherine Power. SECOND ROW-Shirley Thompson, Betty Lou Blake, Miss Marjorie White, Beverly Dickerson, Shirley Diehl, Carolyn Ely, Faye Merritt, lane Meininger, Patricia Miller, linetha Pfeifer. BOTTOM ROW'-Louise Miller, Anna Vfessell, Yvonne Russell, Bonnie Fagala, Mary Lou Thom- asma, Betty Russell, l'-'redonna Shultz, Kitty Lewis, Mary Betty Walker, Beverly Hull, Violet Mathews. 70 ' 9 if . - ,fwfiigu-If at l I if KN A X x 1 WMA Z OW. A last page is supposed to wind up things, but I haven't even begun to tell you everything I could. It's all those little hap- penings that make Howe what it is. It's the kids hurrying to fifth hour lunch, it's the fun we have at basketball games, it's the moron jokes everyone tells, it's walking down the halls with your best girl, its something that you can't see or hear, you just feel it. IlVe seniors will take that intangible something with us when we leave this lune. Four years can give you a lot of memories if you are working in a defense factory, going to college, or serving in the armed forces. Helen was low a couple of weeks ago because as soon as I graduate I will become Private Herbie Howe. I tried to cheer her up by giving her my class pin and telling her that fbut why am I telling you what I told her? Well, kids, we dood it -the HILITOPPER staff, Mrs. Griggs, and I. This l943 yearbook is now yours. 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