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

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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.

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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

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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