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

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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

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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-.-- .