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

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.gm SCIENCE CLUB Left-Theron Wright, LaVonne Mannfeld inspect the progress of plants in the green- house. Rigbl, fill! mu'-Mr. Paul Klinge, Norma Louis, Gilbert Richey, Cyrus McNutt, La- Vonne Mannfeld, Theron Wright, Mari- lyn Roehl. Fin! row-Bob Schwier, Mary Virginia Rider, Jane Hodges, Robert Percival, Joe Vail, John Danner. Noi in pivlnre-James Sommerville, presi- dent, Peggy Percival, vice-president. GIRL RESERVES Leff, sfumling-Phyllis Williams, secretary- treasurer, Mary Lou Graeber, Alice Wick- izer, president, Mary Mock, Joan Wen- rick, vice-president, Mary Lou Kelly, Shir- ley Scholle, Mary Pride. Seated-Norma Schmidt, Betty Lou Baynes, Carolyn Gorman, Laurel Hesoun. HORIZON CLUB Righf, xfumling-Margaret Jordan, Sara Palmer, Bertha Branson, Eugenia Schoen, Violette Swenson, Peggy Percival, presi- dent, Patty Talley, Donna Emrick, Judy Johnston, secretary, Anita Owen. Seafmf-Mary Virginia Rider, Barbara Dav- isson, Velma Justus, treasurer, Shirley Diehl, Anne Clark. Noi in pirlure-Margene Harlan, Barbara Jackson. RADIO CLUB Left, slmufing-Gene Lawrence, Bill Payton. Seated-Paul Myers, Jean Sheppard, Robert Riggs, Ronny Williams. Not in pirlurf- Gilbert Richey, Dave Schornstein, Gordon T h o m a s, Richard Schatz. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Rigbf, sfamlirzg-Gene Smith, William Lawyer, Melvin Skinner, Charles Markle, Harold Umbenhower, Ted Ambuhl, Janice Bayne. Sealed-Carl Lomatch, Alice Wickizer, Mary Mock. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Lrff-Margene Harlan and Marilyn Schreiber make stuffed animals for children at the Day Nursery. Rigbl, xlumfillg-Betty Jane Bellfry, Mary Ellen James, Mary Ann Malott, Joyce Ticen, Bertha Branson, Mary Pitts, La- Verne Schlenz, Carol Bush, Donita Sto- baugh, Phyllis Hallett, Marilyn J. Schreiber. Sealed-Margaret Weiss, Jennie Lou Fox, Ida Ann Eckstein, Mary Lou Graeber, Betty Lou Baynes, Norma Schmidt, Betty Moon, Margene Harlan, Joan R. Meyer. N01 in pirlure-Louise Steffanni. page twenly-one

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IN THE WORLD OF SCIENCE INDIVIDUAL projects hold the spotlight in the Science Club. Tooth paste, made and actually used, was the project of one member. Another member produced a plastic from milk. These projects were performed under the direction of Mr. Paul Klinge, sponsor. ALL -AMERICAN GIRLS CARTOON scrapbooks have been made by the Girl Reserves and sent to Billings Hospital as a portion of the war service work of this important division of the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. R. G. Hesoun is sponsor. HORIZON CLUB MEMBERS Qextreme rightj CARRY out the club,s purpose, creative service, by sewing for the Needlework Guild and helping in salvage campaigns. The girls enjoy week- ends at Camp Delight. Mrs. Paul B. Clark is sponsor. DOT-DASH, DOT--DASH THOSE now-familiar sounds mean the Radio Club members are sending and re- ceiving Morse Code. With the help of Mr. Milton Gamble, sponsor, they have acquired speed and accuracy. OUT WITH THE LIGHTS ON with the show! The Audio Visual Club members operate the school's pro- jector for movies and public address sys- tem for assemblies, 400 Club and P.-T.A. meetings. Mr. Raphael Wfolfe is sponsor. HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW IN this first year of organization, the Home Economics Club members have made stuffed animals for children at the Day Nursery and knitted an afghan which they presented to the Junior Red Cross. Miss Lois Coy is sponsor. page twenty

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ou'm1fZ5z'5 TOWER I Slumling-Dick Maurice, Joan Bruck- man, Gene Smith, Kent Crawford, Bob Mastcn, Jim Cook, Howard Caldwell, Karolyn Gould, Jeanne Malott, Mar- jorie Gilmore. Smfml-June Hollis, Marion Mutz, Erma Stevens, Phyllis Pettijolin, Donna Flowers, Ellen Aldag, Patty 1.ou Brown, Helen Thompson, Marjorie Garrett. TOWFR II Siumfing-Bob Wardeii, Violctte Swen- son, Mary Beth Denny, Dick Guthrie, Melvin Skinner, Joanne Wormds, Janet Vcregge, Jeanette Ballard, Virginia Ritzi, Carol Walter, Carolyn Klcifgen, Char- lene Davis, Barbara Montgomery. Seufed-Mary Lois Stitt, Anne Clark. Mary Lou Fox, Laurel Hesoun, Bette Myers, Marilyn Baker, Patty Clcnden- ing, Don Auble, Jack Huston. ERVING as the eyes and ears of the student body, the members of the HOWE TOWER staffs report school activities. The staff members are chosen from the journalism classes on the basis of merit and adaptability to staff Work. Erma Stevens and Don Auble are the editors of Staffs I and II, respectively, which alternate in putting out the bi-Weekly edition. A Christmas Press Party was held for members of the PTILLTOPPER and HOWE TOWER staffs the Week preceding Christmas vacation, and the Publications Birthday Party was held on May 20 to celebrate the found- ing of the HOWE TOWER in 1939, and the HILLTOPPER in 1941. page lwenty-two