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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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

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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'