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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1945 volume:

iw MEET HOWIE HOIQWZT OW THAT WE ARE FORMALLY INTRODUCED, I'M RARING T THROUGH THE 1945 THOMAS CARR HOWE HIG I -IOVV YOU around. I'Iow about joining me on a personally conducted tour, through our nest, the city's newest high school, seven years young? We'II visit the classrooms, meet thenjoes and Janes and the teachers, cheer our fighting Hornets to victory, ancI talce part in all the extra things at Howe-so, come on, Iet's have some fun and start Iauzzing . . IHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS 8 ,J KN i Z2 f 4 f 7 1 f f f 7 Q if , f f f 1 1' Z f 2 f OXNL, 42 Z lllllllr' MWZWZW? i f, 9 ? ' f Iflf f W TAM! .95 0102 M857 RSX SCLIQD ' 1:1 gh ' Q L ' Q rf' ff W i , 4 crest of V hive of activity ber till June! The Our beautiful nest, on iolei i-iiil, is Q bee- from Sepieme 74258 14128 0602 HOWOIQZF 0102.9 7170171145 8102222 OWZ When Irvington vvos still o smoll college town, Drs Thornos Corr Hovve, tor vvhom Hovve High School vvos norned, wos president ot But- ler University ond o promi- nent Citizen ot Irvington, exploins Borporo Brovvn to George Sprodling ond Korl Stoneking, os they odmire his portroit. 64422125 fmflelm gg 54142210 Mr. Chorles MocKoy Shorp is our tirst principol. Throughout his seven yeors ot Hovve, he hos been popu- Ior with the students becouse ot his friendliness ond toir- ness. Glenn Shepherd ond Bop Boker pouse before his picture which hongs in the Iiprory. i 5 0. 'X t fo QQ X, .y , Af 1 ' xx 1 - X. X X X Q93 X ' P QL 2 Q Q' Q :Miki 8' N Q ,ilgft N it ' ig WSE' v Zigi .ei - . Sip. 'z 5 'L - :firm ' 5' .Sh is-4 'SXT ' s s t it I v V , . .4 , fig Su I ,K if gsm A t , Ex We .W :gi ,,:,. 76,2228 12 'J Readirf, Ritirf, arid Rith- metic take up most ot our school time. Take a peek at pages 8-i3. FELLOW g-,DDE-N7S, ' LJ ' . 232 Arvn IN ' rigs Co , . -fi' K NCWS-IQNI L -432,3 srsimerigm, 9 , , -Q-'?'ffifq,L' .i 4, 'CH . . ft i V HOWZJTZY Everyone at I-iovve, trom the treshrriari to the senior, tihds his picture oh pages i4- iii. 6017781075 Yeh, team! Fight! are ta- miliar Words that we yeii when we look ori pages 42-'56, if 01210873 4 r I - A . 046 V! I-ET56QTEAMl L' H Avi: 'rf N lit' gi gp i Cc D4 i i Q v 551: K N T ffgwle 3' Arsfofa ff Mix 'I Sf 'ts ,fr :tv hx-K 4x-r. :vr:5l,!Q1 5 1 'ff x g MA :pw A -fi. K 'X Lite at school is ehiiveried by groups ot gifted Hovveites oh pages 56-7i. 7141810 7' oi- 100 'WI N -4 0 9 KAX M 499' N fm' -x-Ov X55-kyf! ss' ' gi' XXX wrt' A . ill R, xg WX. vt wig' X- 4, 'Y ' K ' as W :Qui ,V . ft Lost spring the l-lilltopper stcitt come to rne cind cislced , l-lowie, you've been here ever since l-lowe wos storted. Why don't you show everybody the school through the eyes ot the l945 yeorbool4? I wos glcid to obligeg so here l om. When l orrived ot l-lowe in l937, I wos occornpcinied by on enthusiostic group ot 450 pupils ond I6 teochers. Now, I buzz oround every doy omong I383 pupils ond 57 teochersr You see thot we've reolly grown. One odditioncil wing hos been built to occommodote the ever-increosing num- ber ot l-loweites, ond onother wing is being plonned. 'TOIQZWOIQW Although new wortime courses hove been cidded in the lost tour yeors, ond progrcims hove been speeded up so pupils ccin grodu- ote eorly, l-lowe still hos oll those little things thot moke o reol school, like crew cutsH Joe tcilk-silver hoir clips-white cords-dirty sciddles-lndion brocelets- locker gob-tests-ond o wondertul school spirit. This yeor my job is to try to show you dll these things. l hope you will enjoy meeting us ond leorning obout us here ot I-lowe. But tirne's owostin'g so let's cut the preliminor- ies ond get storted. 1 AND NOW FOR A BEE'S-EYE VIEY Mr. Dariaid Emery, as their adviser, Talks with freshmen, Carol Arrihaiter, Bi!! Schmadeke, and Patricia Kossatz. aww- C farbfi EAHKK' Q fl:-shun CF Hrksf-bf U fsmnrwf' Cv Q fm! Cn t'o5sL19L1xl!' Cb cgpu Cu glqwvun D1 firhwnn U igmmn Eu fini! F wqnwv G4 Cullum Ga on-mwmm Ge Gold Ag valium: H! Salman: Hg ..:aasnz,amg3:32-au A c um wuz Q mwu,.4,, 52.91 alnwfy 35-437 Plf9yi14f f gp: 1 ytmdyfruum 590 New SMI . Kristi B57 iblignirn 16246 1 thlvium 161-94 1 Qrylff' it-5 jmindlum iii? 5 S13 fhlhnsm B11 Q Madam If-M i Prnamigmf ML! 4Prol'1umm IBS Hmmm UK? Rodin, WE Ma Kd YY! VL 5 O6 0 Pri E' Pi H Pr W Els Rn B69 14421 21133 :Bw M08 rm , 51912 M23 39139 14022 231 QGJKXX3 KB' 22105 YH . T11a!hu1u Thonum 'fhulfum Tm Txmnxum Tmgzusvw i umum mmihum Mmm Ymfmmx Yttrmm Zmc Imomum - . -fm as ,, Th 90 fm 623 Sn 50 T- 2? X5 'H L? 92 V Y? Xf- 54 'Hi 'Ki Y 35, In Tin Zz' W . mum.. 3 OUR CLA D TEACHERS Tlfkfg My 1 A 14,L'O11!G evue14TJo,ff'y zzz We believe in looking dheod cit 'Howel Qur rnoin purpose here is to ocguire knowledge thot will help us in the future. ln this, our fourth yeor ot wor, we ore stressing the subjects fhot will prepore us for life in the post-wgr world. Whdt do you soy to wdndering down the holls ond see- ing some of our pupils ond teoch ot work? my Woys ond methods of tying up dongling porticiples ond correcting split infinitives ore being discussed by Mr. Seword S. Croig, English De- portment hecid, who chdts with Miss Alice l-lonkins, Miss Ellen O'Droin, Miss Mdry Srneod, cind Miss Ruth Zitzloff, English tedchers A lorge number of interesting cind voried courses hove been incorporcited into this deportment, Let me tell you obout sonne of them. . .J The ort room is olwoys inviting, l.et's stop o minute, There, over ot the desk, ore Miss Jonet Keller ond Mrs. Loreen DeWddrd tolking with ort students, Adelle Porter dnd Lew- is Wood. Everything is so interest- ing in this deportrnentl l wish we could stdy o while, but we rnust buzz olong os we hove ten other depcirtrnents to visit, you know. Journolisrn, offered os o substi- tute for English V, prepores pupils for work on l-lowe publicotions. World Citizenship, o six weeks course of study in English Vi, gives on opportunity for study of foreign countries. Euture orotors ond octors get vdluoble help frorn our speech courses Librory courses ore cilso offered under the English progrdnw. You con see thot l-loweites gre given nwony opportunities to develop their speciol obilities in English. .,..:. .9102 T0 71214 mm Mom Sign your nome ond home room here, pleose. Well, this must be the librory. Yes, there's lvliss lvlorjorie Schoch, our heod librorion, helping Joyce lvlottern check out o school librory book, Gertrude Richort ond Clive Gorrett stond ot the desk, vvhile Mrs, Betty Boker, ossistont li- brorion, looks through the cord tiles. Every time I go dovvn to the ln- dustriol Arts Deportment, l tind something new ond ditterent, Yes, there's Mr. Dennis Wright ond Mr. E A. Potterson, shop teochers, help- ing Roy Virt ond Gene lvlcfllorney with the gome boords thot they mode tor the Junior Red Cross, Be- sides this, the vvood shop boys mode bollot boxes tor our mock election lost toll. lvlony ot the books in the librory hove been contributed by our Eng- lish closses during Book Week. Pu- pils interested in the librory toke o course in librory proctice. All the members ot the closs spend some time eoch doy in the librory working ot the desk, onswering guestions, ond checking out books. They olso prepore nevv books tor the shelves, ond shelve ond repoir books. The boys in the print shop moke the tickets tor oll school donces ond porties, in oddition to most ot the notices ond blonks thot keep the ottice running smoothly, l reolly don't knovv hovv vve could get olong without this deportment, becouse omong other things our bosketboli seoson tickets, our report cords, oll the progrcim cords, ond ploy pro- groms ore printed here. HOW!! 785' ,EZHIQW 7402011 QA Over in the l-lome Economics De- partment, Mrs. Ruth Shepard helps Phyllis Wallace and Patricia Land- rigan with a cooking lessons Kl-lC'tl-l4O't,ettlorescentsubstances, and other deep mysteries are as clear as crystal to Mr Floyd Jettries, chemistry teacher, who is trying to get the idea over to Barbara Myers and Carl Nieman. Miss Celia Smith, school nurse, takes Jane l-lodges' temperature. The clinic is open daily to all stu- dents. l-laye you been wondering what kept the office clicking at top-rate speed? Mr. Clarence Clayton, vicee principal, with Miss Virginia Chil- ders, secretary, and Mrs, Ruth Reed, clerk, can tell you all about it, Mrs Joan Thompson, assistant clerk lnot picturedl, is a graduate ot l-lowe and has returned to help in the otticer Keeping the students intormed on history, government, and social problems-past, present, and tuture, is the task ot the social studies teachers. Miss Dorotha Kirk confers with Jeanette Cassady and Norbert Carteaux on current problems. Mrs l-lattie Lou Winslow, Betty Sly, and Glenna Thompson discuss the func- tions ot ancient and modern gov- ernments. Mr. l-lartwell Kayler, Lois Brenn, and Lewis Brewer listen to special records on United States Government. lllustrating his point on the world globe to Jean Camp- bell and Bill Bowles is Mr. Kenneth Smartz. The high-light ot the social stud- ies year is the mock election in the tall, which trains the presentciti- zens ot the State ot l-lowe tor their places as tuture citizens ot the State ot lndiana. Well, what do you know? This must be the department that tells VOVZIQA! 6,E14.S'.YI200fl! 1187141095 us how to make calculations. Of coursel There's the familiar 4x+3x stuff and the shortest dlstance be- tween two points, Many juniors and seniors, however, have delved into the study of the slide rule, the law of sines, and logarithms, lf you don't understand all this, see Mrs. l.ucy Jane l-lenry,, who is showing Dat Sharp and Ralph Bennett how a sim- ple formula may give one a straight line graph, Miss Mary McCord, who shows some solid geometry models to Tony George, Carlyn Bell, and Joan Dufour, Mr. W. W. Chambers, shwn explaining a tough problem to Donald Elbert and Maellen Wright, or Miss Betty l-lall, who attempts to get across a theorem in plane ge- ometry to Carol Pritchett and Bill Nevill l-lowe's future stenographers and typists, as well as those who want just practical business training, find J what they want in the Commercial Department, Mrs. Margaret Rogof- sky explains the mysteries of short- hand to Mary Jane Warriner. Don- ald Stuck and Shirley Diehl practice typing ,under the able direction of Mr. Sherman Pittenger. The art of keeping things straight-filing, in other words, is taught by Miss Ellen Jane- Lafollette. l-lere she helps Pat Slooand Dorothy Yoder with their filing problems. Mr, M. D. Williams is shown below with Betty Aldridge and Gene Cradick in a Junior Busi- ness class, which gives a general introduction to nearly every field of business. These few pages give you an idea of what some of our teachers and pupils do, lf your favorite teacher isn't pictured here, try looking in the clubs, activities, or athletic sec- tions. THESE ARE THE JOES AND NJANES Ed leer, Violet Matthews, Mock Her- ron d Carolyn Bell ore the senior class f Z 5 Q W W. e YL K. v-, ,,xf Q - f - O ff , ' A ' ...a L' 5 2: 1' , ' , Q ZZ , A? f as: 2,3525 bln 1 ,ff Q, -41: if .. 52 , Lg 3,,ga,i,5 3 fm, ,A .xr iw . as mitsiliif. xg. 3' 4 3 . -- Q 1 - , Q wqamgg, my ,142?i2W A111 7 HH!! 07' 701712. . . 40121027 ,QLZZLW Q' ,f 4 L QQF5 . . 3 . , ya 'HWY E K4 Sf Violet Queen ond her Court-Borboro Myers lcenteri, Beth Meyer, Carol Sirnrnons, Corolyn Bell, ond Mdrgoret Rennoe .... Arnericon Legion Good Citizens -Roland Swingley ond Morgoret Rennoe ..., Moy Pageant Philo- sopher Mock Herron, Golden Girl ond Brown Boy-Angelo McCorthy Goyernor ond Lt. Goyernor-Tony George ond ond Mox Fullen .,.. Senior Ploy Com- Ed Lockleor ..,. Hi-Y Sweetheart Condi- Dick Newcomer itopi, Jo Woods, Hozel dotes-Corol Simmons, Borboro Myers, Shirley Shirley imiddlei, Al Reed, ond Billie Krome Diehl, Borboro Boldvvin lelectedi, and Morilyn mes llower rowl, Lollorte iclockwise from upper left cornerl. .E .Q6Z'.S'... v R W . .QZLQ 'Sk J, 1. , 4 5 1, ,.,, .ff VA.W, ff' 1 Z i 1 3, s. Q' ' A ig x M .- . . in , , ' 3 'U .H J - Scene from llftnd Came the Spring, Class Play .... Colors-lstandingl A. Grimes, J Moore, R King iseatedl, E. Decker, K. Mas- sey, R Lav-son ..,, Winter Party-lback row G Backer, A Arnlnolter, K. Lewis llaixer rowl, B Bennett, C Klelfgen, V. Rltzi. R 'l .i fa 1 5l0nq..g,,, Vespers-J. Campbell, T. fkmbuhl, T. Alehele, Camrnencement--lstandingl O. Matz, B. My- J. Taylor, J. Noland, P Skelton ..,, Spring ers, M Rennae, lseatedl B Stanfill, P. Petti- Party-Alstancllngl D Call, 'seated' M. Gold- John, R. Swlngley, V Matthews ..,. Class smith, E lkera J Joltnstai' .... Jewelry- Day-lstandlngl D Whitney, A Clark, lseat- lstanainal T. George, M, Skinner, lseateai C ed? J. Cook, B. Williams, F. Jernukian, C. Bell, J. Thompson, J, Veregge, B. Ettinger. bimrnons. .f'Z1f!.470l2.? MACK HERRON-Senior Class President 4, Brown Boy Cana. 4, Philosopher 3, Constitution Corn. 4, l-li-Y Club 3, V, Pres. 4, Basketball 3, Spanish Club 2, And Carne tne Spring, Keith 4. VIOLET MATTHEWS-Senior Class Vice President 4, GA. A. l-4, Sec. 3, Pres 4, Awards l, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Gym Asst 3, 4, Clinic Asst, 4, Library Asst. 2, Corn- mencement Com. 4, Mock Election, St. Rep 4. EDWARD LOCKLEAR-Senior Class Treasurer 4, Basket- ball 2-4, Student Council 2, Constitution Com, 4, Track 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Mock Election, Lt. Gov 4, Bus. Mgr. Senior Play 4. ' CAROLYN BELL-Senior Class Secretary 4, Jewelry Com 4, Violet Queen Cand. 3, HOWE TOWER 3, Ed. Page 2, 4, Student Council l, Vinota Club Pres. 3, H R. Bus. Mgr 3, Constitution Com. 4. PAT ADAMS-GA A. I-3, Norwegian Nights l, Vitiota Club 3. TED AICHELE-Vespers Com. 4, Band l, 2, Music Festival l-4, Norwegian Nights I, All-American Joneses 3, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Choir I-4, Senior Play Corn, 4 BETTY L. ALBERTY-Vihota Club 3, Library Asst. 2, Pleasant Run Revue 4, VIRGINIA ALBERTY-HOWE TOWER 3, Victory Ea 4, Vihota Club 3. BETTY ALDRIDGE--Cnoir 2-4, Music Festival 2-4. MARIAN ALLEN TED AMBUHL-Vespers Com. 4, Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, And Came the Spring, Usner 4. AL ARNHOLTER-Choir l-4, Basketball 3, Football 3, 4, And Came the Spring, Clancy 4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Winter Party Corn. 4, Norwegian Nights l, All- American Joneses 3, Boy's Octet 3, 4, Gym Asst. 3, Glee Club I, Music Festival l-4, May Pageant 2, 3. ROBERT AYERS-Manual I-l.S,, indianapolis, lnd. l-3. GLORIA BACKER-Golden Girl Cand. 3, 4, Vinota Club 3, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, All-American Joneses 3, May Pageant l-4, And Came the Spring, Carolyn 4' Winter Party Com. 4, Football Queen Cand. 3. 1 MAXINE BACON-Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Winter Party Com, 4. WILLIAM C. BAKEMEIER-Print bnap -Asst. 3, Colors Com. 4. ROBERT BAKER-Football 3, 4, Band l, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Track 3, Basketball 3, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Music Festival l, 2, May Pageant l. MARY M. BALLARD-May Pageant I, 2. 07 1945 HERBERT BARNARD-Cross Country I, Norwegian Nights I, Cornrnencement, Usher 3. JANICE BAYNE--Audio-Visual Club 3, Music Festival 2, Norwegian Nights I. JO ANN BAYNE--Spanish Club 2-4, Pres. 3, Math Club 3, HOWE TOWER, Feature Writer 3, 4, Office Asst. 4. BETTY LOU BAYNES- Norwegian Nights I, G.A.A. I, 3, Home Ec. Club, Treas 3, Colors Com. 4, May Pageant I, 2, Vihota Club 3, Cub Club I, 2, Girl Reserve I, 3. JANET LAVERNE BEAR-Clinic Asst, 3, Spanish Club 2, Vihota Club 3, Class Gift Com. 4. BARBARA BENNETT-Choir 3, 4, Music Festival I-3, Spanish Club I, May Pageant I-3, Vihota Club 3. ROBERT CHARLES BENNETT-Basketball I-4, Hi-Y Club 4, Football 3, Track 3, Letterrnen's Club 4, Winter Party Corn 4, Lab. Asst. 2, JOANN BERNARD-Music Festival I-4, Latin Club 2, Glee Club I-4. FRED BIXLER- Choir 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2. JULIA JEAN BLAIR-Music Festival I-4, Pleasant Run IgevueC2, 4, Girl Reserve I, Choir 2-4, May Pageant I-3, lee lub I. KENNETH BOLES-I-li-Y Club 4, Football 4, Track I, H. R Bus. Mgr. 2, MARY ELIZABETH BOLE5-Washington H.S., Indianapolis, Ind. I, 2, Winter Party Com. 4. PAUL BOLING-Connersville H.S., Connersville, Ind. I, I-li-Y Club 4, Spring Party Corn. 4. RYAN BOND-Logansport I-lb., Logansport, Ind. I, 2, gurrengt Events Time Magazine Award 3, Spring Party om. . WILLIAM BOWLES-HOWE TOWER Buzzes 4, Cross Coun- gy I,4l-li-Y Club, Sec. 4, H.R. Bus. Mgr. 3, Senior Play om. . ROBERT BOWSHERfl'li-Y Club 4, H.R. Bus, Mgr. 4, Jewelry Corn. 4, Basketball I, Football 3, Track I, Cross Country I, Norwegian Nights I. HARRY BRANSON--Cross Country I, 3, Track I, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Football 4, Spanish Club I, 2. JOSEPHINE BRANSON-Music Festival I-4, Clinic Asst. 4, French Club 4, Red Cross Club I. I I I I9 -1-A 321050725 EDWARD M. BRODEN' -Basketball I-4, Golf I-4, Letter- rnen's Club, Pres. 4. PATSY BROGAN-Off'ce Asst 4. JOAN MARIE BROEKING'-Ciinic Asst 3, Music Festival I, 2, Lunch Pass Asst Z, Librarv Asst 2, PATTY LOU BROWN-Vilfiota Club 3, HOWE TOWER 3 Ed Page 3, 4, News Bureau, Irv. Review and East Side Press Correspondent 4, Spring Partv Carn 4. DAVID C. BURGESS- -Crass Country I, Football 3, Pleas- ant Run Revue 4. FLORA BURRIS DONA BUTTON-Mav Festival I, Z. MAWINE CALDWELL' -Cub Club 2, Vibota Club 3 BERYL R. CAMPBELL4Drurn Maiorette I-4, Vibota Club 3, Cub Club 2, Spring Party Com. 4. BONNIE M. CAMPBELL-Drum Majorette 2, 3. JEAN CAMPBELL-Vespers Com. 4, Spanish Club I, GA. A. I, HOWE TOWER, Feature and Editorial Writer 3, 4, Music Festival 3, 4, And Came the Spring, Prompter 4, Cub Club Z. TOM CAPP-Basketbal I I . JEANNETTE CASSADY-HOWE TOWER Sports Reporter 3, 4, Spanish Club V. Pres. Z, Vihota Club V. Pres. 3, Matb Club V. Pres. 2, I-l.R. Bus. Mgr. l-3, National Defense Award I. NORMA JUNE CHERRY-Red Cross Club 2, l-l.R. Bus, Mgr. 3, Vihota Club 3, May Pageant l, 2, Office Asst. 4. MARGARET ANNE CLARK-Class Day Com. 4, Spanish Club Secretary I, 2, G.A.A. I, I-IOWE TOWER Cubbv Hole Ed. 3, Hilltopper Asst, Make-up Ea, 4, Vihota Club 3, HR. Bus. Mgr. 3, Choir 4, May Pageant I, 25 Horizon Club Pres. 4, Music Festival 3, Pleasant Run Revue 2. PATRICIA LOUISE CLENDENING-Latin Club I, l-IOWE TOWER 3, Lunch Pass Asst. 4, Gym Asst. 2-4, May Pageant I, 2, G.A.A. I. SHIRLEY ANN CLOUD-House Management Com. 4, Latin Club I, 2, HILLTOPPER Asst. Make-up Ed. 3, Make-up Ed. 4, Cub Club I, May Pageant I, 2, Vinota Club 3. GLCQRIA FRANCES CLOUSE-Clinic Asst, 4, May Pageant I, . 07 1945 CAROL COFFEE-Choir 3, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Music Festival l-3, May Pageant l-3, Spanish Club I, 2, La Estrellita 2, Octet 4. GODFREY W. COLLINS--HOWE TOWER Sports Reporter 4, Band l-4, Music Festival 3, Cub Club l, 2, Latin Club l, l-l.R. Bus, Mgr. 2. JAMES COOK--Music Festival 2, 3, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 4, HOWE TOWER 3, Ed. Page 4, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, And Came the Spring, Freddie 4, Class Day Com. 4, News Bureau, Indianapolis Times Sports Correspondent 4. TOM COOPER-Band 2, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Music Festival 2, 4, Tech HS., Indianapolis, ind., Georgia Military Academy. BARBARA CORYA-Music Festival l, 2. BEBITA CORYA-Spanish Club l, V, Pres. 2, Vihota Club 3, Footlight Revelers i-4, Choir 4, HOWE TOWER Girls' Sports 3, Copy Ed. 4, 'Night of January l6th, Karen 2, Norwegian Nights l, Scholastic Art Award ist Place 3, Our Town i, Music Festival 4, Little Women, Props Com. 4. PATRICIA L. COWSER-Latin Club l, 2, Library Club I, 2, HR. Bus, Mar. 4, Music Festival l, 2, 4, Norwegian Nights 2, Choir l-4, Clinic Asst. 4, Office Asst. 4. GENE CONRAD CRADICK-Hilltopper Bus, Agent 3, 4, H.R, Bus. Mgr. 3. CHARLOTTE ANN CRANE-Pleasant Run Revue 2, Val- leio l-l.S., Vallejo, Calif. IRMA M. CRON-f-Vihota Club 3, Music Festival l. DAVE CULL-Band l,3, Orch. l-4, Choir l-3, Brass En- semble l, 2, Octet 3, 4, H.R. Bus. Mgr. T-3, Music Festival l-4, Pleasant Run Revue l, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Spring Party Com. 4, Mock Election, Supreme Court Judge 4. BOB CUPPS-Ames HS, Ames, lowa l-3, Spring Party Com. 4, Mock Election, Supreme Court Judge 4. .:3mES- DAWSON-Received diploma summer school, ELAINE DECKER4 Norwegian Nights i, Our Town, Rebecca l, Night of January l6th 2, Spanish Club 2, Pleasanrt Run Revue 2, 4, Footlight Revelers 1, 2, 4, Colors Com. 4, Cheerleader 4, And Came the Spring, Prompter 4, G.A.A, i, Miami H.S,, Miami, Fla. 3, Little Women, House Management Com, 4. JOAUN DEGISCHER- Norwegian Nights l, Pleasant Run Revue 4, May Pageant 2, Spring Party Com. 4. BETTY DIENER Spanish Club l-3, Library Asst 2, 3, HOWE TOWER 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, May Pageant l-3, Office Asst. 4, Math Club 3, Vihata Club 3. HAROLD K. DIETZ -Track l-4, Basketball l, JOHN DIETZ - Norwegian Nights l, Chair 2-4, Music Festival 2-4, Class Gift Com 4. 21 581.90125 JUNE DORSEY-Music Festival 25 May Pageant l. DONNA JEAN EMRICK-Music Festival 2, 35 Horizon Club l-45 Operetta 35 Choir l-45 Vihota Club 35 May Pageant 2, 35 Cub Club 2. J. PATRICK ENDSLEY ANNA ENGLEHARDT-Music Festival l5 Choir 25 Vihota Club 35 Clinic Asst. 45 May Pageant l-35 Cub Club l. BILLIE ETTINGER-Jewelry Com. 45 Latin Club ,l5 Vihota Club 35 G.A.A. lst Award 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 May Pageant l-45 Norwegian Nights l5 All-American Joneses 35 'lAnd Came the Spring, Gabby 45 Office Asst. 3, 45 Gym Asst. 45 Cub Club 2. SHIRLEY JANE EVERTS ALEX FAENZI-Music Festival l, 2. BILL FANSLER-Cross Country l. ELIZABETH FISHER-Latin Club l5 H.R. Bus. Mgr. l, 2, 45 Office Asst. l, 45 Senior Play Com, 45 Moy Pageant l, 25 Cub Club l5 Spring Party Com. 4. JEAN ANN FLEENER--Choir 3, 45 Music Festival l-45 Latin Club 45 Vihota Club 35 H.R. Bus. Mgr. 45 May Pageant l, 25 French Club 45 Cub Club l. DONNA FLOWERS-Btudent Council l5 Cub Club l, 25 Library Club l, 25 Pleasant Run Revue 45 HOWE TOWER 35 Music Festival 2. DORA FOUST ELIZABETH FOWLER-Latin Club l, 25 Band l, 25 Greenfield H.S., Greenfield, lnd. MARY LOU FOX-HOWE TOWER 35 Music Festival l, 25 Vihota Club 35 Drum-Maiorette l, 25 Pleasant Run Revue 25 May Pageant 2. MAX E. FULLEN-Basketball l-4, Captain '5 Football 45 Cross Country 25 Track 2-45 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Brown Boy 45 HR. Bus. Mgr. l5 Music Festival 3, 45 Mock Elec- tion, Attorney Gen, 45 Championship Softball Team l. BETSY LEE GAINES-Music Festival 35 Senior Color Com. 45 Shortridge H.S., Indianapolis, lnd. ROBERT GAMBILL-Spring Party Corn, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Student Council l5 H.R. Bus. Mgr. 2, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Track 4, CONSTANCE GANDOLPH-Senior Colors Corn. 45 Vihota Club 35 Tech. HS, Indianapolis l, 2. 22 9 I 1 07' l945 ROSEMARY GARRISON -Shortridge HS., Indianapolis, Ind, I, Choir 4, Clinic Asst. 4, Horizon Club 2, Music Festival 2, 4, vihota Club 3, Cub Club 2, TONY GEORGEP Jewelry Com. 4, Football Captain 3, 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, HR. Bus. Mgr. 3, Track 3, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Mock Election, Gov, of Howe 4. BEN D. GILL-V--Band I-4, Music Festival I-4, Senior Play Com. 4. MARJORIE GILMORE-Music Festival I, Latin Play 4, May Pageant 2, Cub Club 2, Latin Contest 4. MARGARET MASON GOLDSMITH-Winter Party Com. 4, Vihota Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Ist Award 3, Music Festival I, 3, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Gym Asst Z, 4, Choir 4, Spring Party Com. 4. DOLORES GOODSON-Home Ec, Club I. LOUISE GRABHORN'-Clinic Asst. 3, H.R. Sec. 2, May Pageant 2, 3, All-American Joneses 3, Norwegian Nights I, Nutrition Award 2, Choir 3, 4. MARY LOU GRAEBER-G.A.A. I-3, Home Ec. Club 3: Cub Club I, Vihota Club 3, H.R. Bus. Mgr. I, Norwegian Nights I, Library Club I, 2, May Pageant l-3. ALICE VIRGINIA GRIMES--HOWE TOWER 2., Eng. Office Asst 3, 4, Colors Com. 4, Vihota Club 3. DOLORES GROW-Cub Club 2, May Pageant I, Ping Pong Tourney Z. BETTY GUMFORY-,Clinic Asst. 3, Latin Club I, May Pageant I, 2, Red Cross Club 2, Nutrition Award 2, First Aid Award 3. BARBARA HAINE-Music Festival 3, BETTY ANNE HAM-Latin Club 2. GUINEVERE HAM---'Spanish Club I, 2, Vihota Club 3, Winter Party Com. 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4. JOAN HANSEN-V-Latin Club I, Vihota Club 3, Music Klestivsl 2, May Pageant I, Science Club 2, HR. Bus. gr. . FRANCES HARGRAVE-Music Festival I-4, Clinic Asst. 2, Octet 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Vihota Club 3, Colors Com. 4, Art Contest Z, 3, Pleasant Run Revue 4, May Pageant 2, 3, Science Club Z, All-American Jonesesl' 3. FRANCES HARRELD-Gym Asst. 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Colors Com 4, GAA. I-4, Latin Club I, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, All-American Joneses 3, May Pageant 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 2, Night of January IG 2. ALICE HARRISON-Music Festival I, Our Town I, Letters to Lucerne, Sally 3, Little Women, Amy 4, Night of January I6thJI 2, Footlight Revelers I-4, Vihota Club 3, Office Asst. 3, Senior Play Com. 4, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 4, Cub Club I, May Pageant I, Eng. Office Asst. 4, Jr. Red Cross 2. T I l I i I 23 I A 581050125 WALTER HART---Math Club 4. VIRGINIA HAYS-Pleasant Run Revue 45 Vihota Club 35 Knitting Club Sec. l5 Winter Party Com. 4. ROROJHY JEAN HEDDERICH-Library Club 25 Library sst. . VIRGINIA HENDERSON--Latin Club l, 25 French Club Chm. Election Com. 45 HOWE TOWER 35 Tick Tocks 45 Music Festival 25 Clinic Asst. 4. JUANITA HENRY-Library Club I-35 Rock island H.S., Rock lsland, lll. 4. VI RGI L HERMSDORFER MELLIE HERSHBERGER---Music Festival I5 Vihota Club 35 May Pageanit 2. LAUREL HESOUN-HOWE TOWER 3, Ed. Page l, 45 bponish Club 25 La Estrellita 35 Library Asst, 2, 35 HR, Sec. 35 Class Gift Com. 4. EVELYN HINTON JANE HODGES-Choir I-45 Music Award 45 Letters to Lucerne, Gretchen 35 Music Festival 35 Clinic Asst. 45 Cub Club l, 25 Winter Party Com. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Science Club 2-45 Footlight Revelers l-45 Little Women, Props. Com. 4. DELORES HOFFeMusic Festival l, 2. JUNE HOLLlSeMusic Festival i5 Library Club5 Library Asst. 2-45 Vihota Club 35 Junior Red Cross 25 HOWE TOWER 35 C1.A A. i5 May Pageant l. PATTY HOLTSCLAW-Colors Corn. 45 G.A.A. l-45 Awards l-35 Gym Asst. 45 Cheerleader 45 Office Asst, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Maye Pageant 2, 3. BARBARA HOOVER-Office Asst. 35 Vihota Club 35 Horizon Club I, 2. ROY HORTON, JR.-Choir l-35 Hi-Y Club 2-45 HOWE TOWER, Reporter 3, Ed.-in-Chief Staff ll 45 Lab. Asst, I-35 Latin Club 2, 35 Latin Contest lst Place 35 Music Festival l-35 Pleasant Run Revue 25 May Pageant I-35 Math Club Vice-Pres, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 News Bureau, Times Correspondent 45 Senior Winter Party Com, 45 And Came the Spring, Elliott 4. ROBERT HowARDMHi-Y Club 4, May Pogeanit i, 2. EDWARD IKERD-l-li-Y Club 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Track Mgr. l-45 Football Mgr. 3, 45 Spring Party Com. 45 Moy Pageant l, 2. ELIZABETH JANE INSLEY-Latin Club I, 25 Latin Con- test lst Place I5 French Club 45 HOWE TOWER, Cub. Ed., Feature writer 35 HILLTOPPER, Ed.-in-Chief 45 Cub Club l, 25 String Ensemble 35 HR. Bus. Mgr. 35 Vihota Club 35 Amid Came the Spring, Mrs, Hartman 45 Publication Board 45 Co-Ed. Press Patter 45 Office Asst, 35 May Pageant l, 2. 07' 1945 CHARLES IRWIN-Football 45 l.etterman's Club 45APleas- ant2Run Revue 45 Band 2, 35 Tech H.S., Indianapolis, Ind. I, . PAT JARVIS-Choir I-45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Octet 2-45 HR. Bus. Mgr, 35 Gym Asst, 25 All-American .loneses 35 Music Festival I-4. PAUL JASPER-Cross Country I, 25 Basketball I5 Track I, 2, 45 Football 35 Choir 2, 35 Hi-Y Club 45 Norwegian Nights I5 All-American Joneses 3. FIMIE JERNUKIAN-Orchestra I, 25 Music Festival I5 May Pageant I, 25 Office Asst. 35 Vihota Club 35 French Club 45 H R. Bus, Mgr. 45 Class Day Com, 4, VIRGINIA JOHNSON-Latin Club I, 25 Office Asst. 25 Clinic Asst. 35 Music Festival I5 May Pageant I, 25 Glee Club I5 French Club 45 Vihota Club 35 Horizon Club I5 And Came the Spring, Usher 4. JERRY JOHNSTON-Cathedral Hb., Indianapolis, Ind. I-3, JULIA MAE JOHNSTON-Latin Club I, 25 Latin Contest Ist Place I5 HOWE TOWER 3, Ed. Page 3, 45 News Bureau, Indianapolis Star Correspondent 45 French Club 45 Horizon Club Sec, 3, V. Pres, 45 Vihota Club 35 Math Club 35 Sr, Play Com. 45 Spring Party Corn. 45 Winter Party Com. 4. RONALD JOHNSTON-HR. Bus. Mgr. I, 2. JACK R. JORDAN-Football 35 Band I, 2. DOROTHY JUDD-May Pageant 2. DOLORES KEGERIS-Moy Pageant 25 H.R. Bus. Mgr. I. HELEN R. KELLEY-Vihota Club 35 Norwegian Nights I5 Colors Com. 45 May Pageant 2. ROBERT KENNELLY-HILLTOPPER Asst. Sports Ed 35 Sports Ed. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Basketball I5 Cross Country I5 Hi-Y Club, 3, 45 Student Council I5 Class Gift Com, 45 Mock Election, Auditor 4. ROBERT E. KERR-Noblesville HS., Noblesville, Ind. I, 25 Football 45 Hi-Y Cub 45 Sr. Play Com. 4. BARBARA LEE KICK-Vihoto Club 35 Band I-4, Sec. 35 Music Festival 3, 45 May Pageant I, 25 Music Award, Band 4. RAYMOND KING--Music Festival I-4 Norwegian Nights I5 Hi-Y Club 2-45 Glee Club Pianist I-45 Music Award 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Colors Com. 4. CAROLYN KLEIFGEN-Winter Party Com. 45 Latin Club I5 Vihota Club 35 HOWE TOWER Exchange Ed. 3, Copy Ed. 45 Choir 3, 45 Music Festival I-45 All-American Jonesesl' 35 May Pageant I-45 Music Award, Choir 4. JOYCE KLEIN-Music Festival I5 Girls' Quartet I5 Student Council- I. 521730125 DONALD JAMES KLINE ARNOLD KOEHLER-Golf l-4, Captain 35 Basketball I-45 Choir l-35 H.R. Pres. I5 Music Festival l-35 Hi-Y Club 35 Latin Club 25 Gym Asst. l. JOHN RICHARD KOONS-Football 3, 45 Winter Party Corn. 45 And Came the Spring, Usher 45 Hi-Y Club 4 BILLIE RAE KRAMMES-Vihota Club 35 Sr. Play Com. 45 Latin Club I5 French Club 45 Music Festival l-45 Band I-45 Orch. 3, 45 Octet 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Footlight Revelers l-4, Pres. 45 Letters to Lucerne, Mrs. Hunter 35 Pleas- ant Rune Revue 45 And Came the Spring, Make-up Com. 45 Little Women, Meg 4. LOIS JEAN KUNQ-E-Lunch Pass Asst. 4. VIRGINIA LANCASTER-Virginia and her brother, Rich- ard, spent their senior year at Bosse HS, Evansville, Ind. MARILYN LaPORTE-Senior Winter Party 45 G.A.A., lst award I-45 Gym Asst. 3, 4' Football Queen Can. 35 And Came the Spring, Usher 45 Vihota Club 35 HR. Sec. 35 Cheerleader 45 Pleasant Run Revue 2. 45 Norwegian Nights l5 May Pageant 2, 35 Hi-Y Sweetheart Cand. 4. GENE HAROLD LaRUE-Art Scholarship 45 And Came the Spring, Poster Com. 4. ROSALIE LAWSON-Spanish Club I, 25 Vihota Club 35 Colors Com. 4. WILLIAM PATRICK LAWYER-Winter Part Com. 45 Audio-Visual Club 35 Tech H.S,, Indianapolis, Ind. 15 Football 35 HILLTOPPER Agent 2. MYRTLE LEE-HR. Bus. Mgr. 35 HILLTOPPER Agent 35 May Pageant l, 3. GLENNA LOUISE LEONARD-Music Festival 35 Band 3, 45 HR. Bus Mgr. 35 May Pageant 3. KATHRYN ANNE LEWIS4Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Hi-Y SweetheartACarld. 25 Vihota Club 35 H.R. Sec. 2, 35 Gym Asst. 4' Winter Party Com. 45 May Pageant 2, 35 G.A.A. Treas, 35 French Club Pres. 45 HOWE TOWER 3, 45 HILL- TOPPER Agent 1, Cub Club i, 2. JEAN LINK-Spanish Club l-35 French Club 45 Vihota Club 35 Office Asst. 3. CARL R. LOMATCH-Track l-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Audio-Visual 35 And Came the Spring, Poster Com. 45 Football 35 Cross Country 4. ROSE LORTON-Latin Club l, 25 Music Festival I5 May Pageant l, 25 Knitting Club l, 25 Vihota Club 35 Colors Com. 4. MARY KATHERINE McALLEN JANE McAREEYMusic Festival I5 P.T.A. Program 3. 07' 1945 BETTY MCCLELLANDV-Office Asst. I-35 Scholastic Art Award 3. LOISV MARIE MCGAUHEY-Music Festival I, 25 Office Asst. 2, 35 Clinic Asst. 45 Library Asst. 2, 3. IAALEXIMCMASTER-Audio-Visual Club 2-45 l-l.R. Bus. gr, . IIISJLET3 MANION-Crawfordsville HS., Crawfordsville, Fl . - . CHARLES W. MARKLE-Audio-Visual Club I-45 HR. Bus. Mgr, 45 Music Festival 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 All-American Joneses 3. JOHN MARQUIS-Band 3, 45 Music Festival 25 Audio- Visual Club 3, 4. CHARLES KENNETH MASSEY-Cheerleader I-35 Colors Com. 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Track I5 Cub Club I5 Library Club I. PHPYLLIS MAYER-Music Festival 3, eiee Club 3, 4. ELAINE G. MEARS-Vihota Club 35 Music Festival I-35 Lunch Pass Asst. 2. ' BETTY MEEHAN-St. Mory's Academy, Indianapolis, Ind. I5 Vihota Club 35 Mav Pageant 25 Art Asst. 45 Lunch Pass Asst. 3. MURIEL MEEHAN--Colors Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 I-IR. Sec. 35 May Pageant 25 Latin Club I, 25 Clinic Asst. 45 Lunch Pass Asst 2-4, GLORIA METZLER-St. Agnes Academy, Indianapolis, Ind. I, 25 Vihota Club 3. ,- LOISZMEYER-Girl Reserve I5 Vihota Club 35 May Page- ant . SUZANNE MEYER-Spanish Club I, 2, Sec. 25 Math Club 25 Pleasant Rune Revue 2, 45 Drum Maiorette I, 2, 45 May Pageant I, 25 Orchestra I, 25 Music Festival I5 Science Dept. Asst. 4. WILLIAM B, MEYER-Spanish Club I, 2, Sec. 25 Math Club 25 May Pageant I5 Orchestra I5 And Came the Spring, Usher 45 HR. Bus. Mgr, 25 Music Festival I. V. JOANN MIKELS- -Latin Club I, 25 Science Club 25 Footlight Revelers I-45 May Pageant I-35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Festival 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 45 Vihota glub335 I-IR. Bus. Mgr. I5 Colors Com. 45 Glee Club ec. . ROBERT MILAM -Basketball I5 Math Club Pres. 45 Win- ter Party Com. 45 Hi-Y Club 45 HR. Bus. Mgr. 45 Track 35 May Pageant I. CHARLES- MILLER-Basketball I-45 Football 3, 45 Track I5 Hi-Y Club 25 Lettermen's Club 45 Intramural Track Meet Ist Place 3. .VZAUYOIQK MARGARET MILLER-HOWE TOWER 3, 45 May Pageant I, 25 Vihota Club 3. WILLIAM K. MILLER-Cheerleader I-4, Captain 25 Cub Club 25 War Stamp Agent 45 Letterrnen's Club 45 Library Club 25 Track Mgr. I5 May Pageant 2, 35 Cheerleaders Club 45 H.R. V. Pres. 35 Intramural Track Meet 3, ROSE M. MINATEL-Spanish Club 2, 35 HR. Sec. 35 May Pageant I, 25 Vihota Club 35 Winter Party Com. 4. MARTHA JEAN MINNEY-Winter Party Com. 45. Latin Club I, 25 Cornu Latinurn 25 Music Festival 25 Letters to Lucerne, Miss Linldner 35 And Came the Spring, Mrs. Fields 45 Library Asst, 3, 45 French Club 45 Footlight Revelers 3, 45 Girl Reserve I5 Vihota Club 35 May Pageant 25 Little Women, Aunt March 4. BARBARA MOORE-May Pageant I5 H.R. Bus. Mgr. 25 Vihota Club 35 HOWE TOWER, Reporter 3, Exchange Ed. 45 Winter Party Com, 45 Horizon Club I, 2. DCENNA MAE MOORE-Westfield HS, Westfield, ind, I- , JOHN E. MOORE-Colors Com. 45 Bedford I-l.S., Bedford, Ind 2, 3. MARY FRANCES MOORE-Lawrence Central H.S,, Law- rence, lnd, I5 Clinic Asst. 45 Vihota Club 3. VELMA MORFORD-Music Festival I, 25 May Pageant I, 25 Vihota Club 35 Gym Office Asst. 4. ELEANOR MUELLER-Junior Red Cross I5 Sr. Play Com. 45 May Pageant I. OSCAR MUTZ-Track I, 25 Basketball I5 Football 3, 45 Letterrnen's Club 35 Footlight Revelers I-45 Treas. 45 Commencement Corn. 45 HOWE TOWER, Sports Reporter 35 Band I, 25 Orchestra I-35 Choir I-35 Octet I-35 Music Festival I-35 Student Council I5 Pleasant Run Revue I, 35 Mock Election, Fed. State Ch. 35 All-American Joneses, Pa Jones 35 Night of January I6th, Mr. Stevens 25 Letters to Lucerne, Hans 35 And Came the Spring, Mr, l-lartrnan 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Victory Council 2. BARBARA E. MYERS--Commencement Com. 45 Golden Girl Cond. 35 Vihota Club Pres. 35 Violet Queen 35 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 45 And Came the Spring, Virginia 45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 HOWE TOWER Victory Ed. 35 Constitution Corn, 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart Cond. 4. RICHARD NEWCOMER- And Carne the Spring, , Buzz 45 Letters to Lucerne, Gustave 35 NonNegian Nights I5 Night of January I6th 25 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Octet I, 25 Drum Major 3, 45 Footlight Revelers, Treas. 25 May Pageant 35 Sr. Play Com. 45 All-American Joneses 35 Choir Z-45 Student Council I5 Cub Club I5 Little Women, Laurie 4. MARY LOU NEWTON-Math Club Sec. 45 Music Festival 3, 45 Vihota Club 35 HOWE TOWER 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. JOHN NOLAND-Track 45 Vespers Com. 45 Choir 3, 45 Pendleton H.S., Pendleton, Ind. I, 2. JACK NUGENT-Track I, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Norwegian Nights I5 Letterr'nen's Club 4. RUBY OLIVER TED PADGETT-Orchestra I5 l-l R. Treas. I5 May Pageant I, 2. 07' 1945 SARA PALMER-Horizon Club, Sec., Treas., V. Pres. l-4, Latin Club l-2, 2nd prize Latin Club Contest 2, HOWE TOWER 3, Ed. Page 2, 4, French Club 4, News Bureau 4, Vihota Club 3, May Pageant l-3, Math Club 2. RICHARD PARCEL-Track l, HR. Sec. l, Football.3, Basketball 3, 4, lst place, Intramural Track Meet, High .lump 3, Hi-Y Club 4, WILLIAM PENCE--Tech HS., Indianapolis, Ind. l-3. PHYLLIS PETTIJOHN-Commencement Com, 4, Latin Club l, Vihota Club 3, May Pageant l, Vihota Club 3, HOWE TOWER 3, HILLTOPPER, Activities Ed. 4, H.R. Bus. Mgr. 4, Library Asst. 2, 3, Pleasant Run Revue 4. JINETHA PFEIFER-G.A.A. 2, 3, V, Pres. 2, Awards l, 2, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 3, All-American Joneses 3, May Pageant I-3. DEAN PHILLIPS-Radio Club l, Cheerleader 3, 4, Music Festival 2, H.R. Bus. Mgr. 3, And Came the Spring, Mr. Fields 4, Band I, 2, Student Council 2, Winter Party Com. 4, Track 3, 44 l-li-Y, Social Chm. 3, 4, Cub Club 2, Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance Chm, 4. JIM PURVIS-l-li-Y Club 4, Track l-4, Cross Country 4, Audio-Visual Club 4. LINDA LOUISE RECH-Vihota Club 3, May Festival 2, And game the Spring, Usher 4, Pleasant Run Revue, Usher . ALFRED REED-Track l-4, Cheerleader 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Music Festival l-3, Band l-3, Orchestra l-3, And Came the Spring, Alan 4, Lab, Asst. 2, 3, Sr. Play Com, 4, Footlight Revelers, 2-4, V. Pres. 4, Pleasant Run Revue, Band 4, Cub Club 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Howe Swing Band 4, Little Women, Mr. March 4. MARGARET RENNOE-American Legion Good Citizenship Award 3, Violet Queen Cand, 3, Victory Council 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Vihota Club 3, l-IILLTOPPER H.R. Ed. 3, HILLTOPPER Sr. Ed. 4, Commencement Com. 4, Gym Asst. 3, Latin Club l, 2, Orchestra i-4, String Ensemble 3, ,Music Festival l-4, Co-Ed. Press Potter 4, Gym Office sst. 4, GERTRUDE RICHART-Latin Club l, HOWE TOWER 3, 4, H.R. Sec. 3, Math Club Pres. 4, Library Asst. 2-4. MARY LOU RICHARDSON-May Pageant l, Glee Club l, Latin Club l, Office Asst. 4, Math Club 4. MAVIS EILEEN RINARD- Norwegian Nights l, Vihota Club 3, G.A.A. 2, Colors Com, 4, Glee Club 4, May Pageant 2, EDNA MAE RINGER--G.A.A. l, 2, Jr. Red Cross l-3, May Festival 2, 3, Vihota Club 3. VIRGINIA MAE RITZI-Latin Club l, 2, May Pageant l, 2, Vihota Club 3, HOWE TOWER Copy Reader 3, Ed. Page l, 4, News Bureau, Indianapolis Herald correspond- ent 4, Winter Party Com. 4, BOB ROCHFORD--Basketball l, Golf 2-4, Winter Party Com. 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. Reserve 2, Varsity 3. BETTY LOU ROSA-Vihota Club 3, Music Festival 2, May Pageant l, 2, Colors Com. 4. JOAN MARIE RUCK-Drum Maiorette l, 2, Science Club 2, Clinic Asst. 3, 4, May Pageant 2, Library Asst. 2, Music Festival 2. 581.90123 BETTY LOUISE RUSSELL-G.A,A. I-3, Award 35 Orchestra I-35 Music Festival I-35 May Pageant I, 25 Vihota Club 35 Colors Com. 4. ROBERT SCHATZ-Track I-35 Football 3, 45 May Page- ant 35 Cub Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Octet 45 Band 25 Letter- Eiengs3Cllub 3, 45 Math Club 35 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Science lu , , VIRGINIA LOUISE SCHEIDT-May Pageant I, 25 Office Asst. 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Vihota Club 35 Spring Party Com, 4. LAWRENCE SCHLENZ-Glee Club I5 Band I-35 Choir 2, 325 grack 25 Orchestra 35 Music Festival I-3 May Pageant MARILYN SCHMADEKE-Latin Club I, 25 French Club 45 Vihota Club 35 Student Council 35 May Pageant I5 Spring Party Com. 4, NORMA SCHMIDT-Office Asst. 35 Home EC. Club 35 Vihota Club 35 G,A.A. 25 Girl Reserve 3. EUGENIA SCHOEN- Norwegian Nights I5 Music Festi- val 2, 35 Office Asst, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Vihota Club 35 French Club 45 And Came the Spring, Edna 45 Foot- light Revelers 45 Horizon Club 2, 35 Library Asst. 35 Little Women, Prompter 4. DOROTHY S-COTT-Science Club 25 Vihota Club 3. RUTH SCOTT-Music Festival I5 May Pageant I5 Jr. Rea Cross 3. RICHARD SHAFFER-Radio Club 2-45 May Pageant I. BARBARA SHARKEY-G.A.A. I-45 Latin Club I, Scriptor 25 Drum Maiorette 2-45 Cheerleader 45 And Came the Spring, Christine 45 Gym Asst, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Office Asst. 45 Vihota Club 35 Library Asst. 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross I-45 May Pageant I-45 Music Festival 2, 3, JOHN SHAW-Latin Club I5 Hi-Y Club 45 May Pageant 25 Jr. Red Cross I-4. HAZEL DELL SHIRLEY4Choir 2-45 Footlight Revelers I-45 Letters to Lucerne 35 Our Town I5 Norwegian Nights I5 All-American Joneses 35 Music Festival I-45 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Sr. Play Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 Igtay4Pageant 2, 35 Cub Club I5 Little Women, Student ir. . FREDONNA SHULTZ-Latin Club 2, 35 G.A.A. I-45 French Club 45 May Pageant I-45 Music Festival I5 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Libranf Asst, 35 Cub Club 25 Jr, Red Cross I-45 Eng. Office Asst. 45 Vihota Club 3, CAROL JOANNE SIMMONS-Hi-Y Sweetheart Cond. 3, 45 Violet Queen Cond. 35 Golden Girl Cand. 45 Vihota Club Treas. 35 May Pageant I, 25 HILLTOPPER Associate Ed, 45 HOWE TOWER 35 Class Day Com. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 HR. Bus. Mgr. 35 Constitution Com. 45 Cub Club 25 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. RUTH M. SIMON-5outhport H.S., Southport, Ind. I-35 Jr. Red Cross I-4. RUBY SKELTON-Crawfordsville H.S., Crawfordsville, Ind. I, 25 Band 35 Orchestra 3, 45 May Festival 3, 45 Choir 45 Vespers Com. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 4. MELVIN R. SKINNER-Jeweliy Com. '45 HOWE TOWER 3, Ed. Page 45 News Bureau, Indianapolis Star correspondent 45 Irvington Review Correspondent 35 Audio-Visual Club 2-4, Foreman 45 P.A. System 2-4, Co-Foreman 4, 07' 1945 GENE SMITH-I-IOWE TOWER 3, Ed.-in-Chief Staff I 45 Spanish Club Pres. 35 Footlight Revelers I-45 La Estrellita, Ed. 35 Student Council 45 P.A. System Co-foreman 2-45 Audio-Visual Club, Asst. Foreman I-35 Night of January l6Ih 25 Cub Club I, 25 Sr. Play Prop. Com. Ch. 45 And Came the Spring, Usher 45 Little Women, Stage Com. ROBERT J. SMITH-Winter Party Com. 45 Brown Boy Cand. 35 Football 35 Golf 2-45 G.A.A.-Letterman's Dance Com. 45 I-IILLTOPPER Agent I5 Basketball I5 Intramural Basketball Team Championship 4. BETTY JANONNA SNIDER-Latin Club 25 Office Asst. 2, 35 Gym Office Asst. 35 Colors Com. 45 May Festival 25 Vihota Club 3. ROBERT STANFILL-Cross Country I, 25 Golf I-35 Foot- ball 3, 45 Basketball lg l-li-Y Club Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 45 Commencement Com. 45 Lettermen's Club 4, ROBERT S'TEELEgChoir 45 l-li-Y Club 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Colors Com, 45 Music Festival 45 War Stamp Agent 45 May Pageant 45 Amer. Legion Service Star Awards 4. JANET STEINKAMP-Latin Club I, 25 Cub Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Winter Party Com. 45 May Pageant I-3. INA STEPHENS-Latin Club 25 Math Club Sec. 35 Music Festival I, 35 Library Asst. 2. ELOISE STEVENS-Choir 2-45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Festival I-45 Vihota Club 35 May Pageant I-45 Octet 45 Library Asst. 35 Colors Com. 45 Norwegian Nights I5 All-American Joneses 3, BOB STEVENSON CARL SUTTER ROLAND SWINGLEY-American Legion Good Citizenship Award 35 I-IILLTOPPER Bus. Mgr. 3, 45 Hi-Y Club Treas 3, Pres. 45 Track I-45 Cross Country 45 Lette-rrnen's Club Vice-Pres, 3, 45 News Bureau, Indianapolis News corre- spondent 45 Student Council I, 3, 45 Commencement Com. 45 Latin Contest lst Place 25 Band I, 2. JO ANN SYLVESTER-May Pageant 3, SPENCER TALLEYfTrack Mgr. I-45 Football 3, 45 Basketball I, JENNIE BETH TAYLOR-Vespers Com. 45 Kirkwood Hb., Kirkwood, Mo. I-3. JACK THOMPSON-Band I-4, Concert Master 3, 45 Choir 2, 35 Music Festival 2, 3. SHIRLEY THOMPSON-G.A.A. I-4, V. Pres. 4, Awards I, 25 Winter Party Com. 45 Gym Asst. 2-45 G.A.A. Dance Com. 2, 35 May Pageant 2, 3. BARBARA TICEN-G.A.A, I-35 Drum Majorette I-35 Winter Party Com. 45 Latin Club 25 Pleasant Run Revue 25 G.A.A. Dance Com. 35 May Pageant I, 25 Science Club 2. QAEOILD L. TIMBERMAN-Audio-Visual Club I-45 Latin u . 32105022.94 NORMA RUTH TONEY-Vihota Club 35 Science Club 25 May Pageant l, 2. MARJORIE ANN VEHLING-Spanish Club 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Part-time Absence Asst. 45 Lunch Pass Asst. 3. JANET VEREGGE-Latin Club I, 25 HOWE TOWER Bus. Mgr. 3, 45 Vihota Club Sec. 35 Office Asst. 2, 35 Clinic Asst. 35 Jewelry Com. 4. CLARA VIRT-Vihota Club 35 May Pageant l, 2. CAROL WALTER-Latin Club l, 25 Jr. Red Cross l, 25 HOWE TOWER Victory Ed, 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Office Asst, 3, 4. DONALD WARD-Music Festival l, 25 Track I-45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Class Gift Com. 45 Lettermen's Club 4. STUART L. WARNER-Colors Com, 45 Fire Prevention and Air Raid Com. l-4. PHYLLIS WATSON-Latin Club l, 25 Cub Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Office Asst. 2, 35 Sarasota HS, Sarasota, Fla. l. MARILYN WATTS-Pleasant Run Revue 25 All-American Joneses 35 Clinic Asst. 35 Choir 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Octet 2, 3. A. PAULINE WESSEL-Latin Club l, 25 G.A.A. l-4, Awards I-3, Sec. 35 Ping Pong Champ 25 Science Club Sec. 25 May Pageant 25 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Gym Asst. 2-45 Colors Com, 45 Vihota Club 3. EUGENE WESTELL-HR. Bus. Mgr. 45 Track 4. HELEN WHITELEY-Spring Party Com, 45 Library Asst. 25 Jr, Red Cross 25 Herron Art Institute Scholarship 3. JOANNE WHITINGER-Latin Club 25 Library Asst. 25 Library Club 25 Sr. Play Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 May Pageant 25 Pleasant Run Revue, Usher 2. DON WHITNEY-Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Football 45 Music Festival 35 Class Day Com. 45 Basketball 35 H.R. Bus. Mgr. 45 Band 35 And Came the Spring, Usher 4, ALICE FRANCES WICKIZER-Girl Reserve l-3, V. Pres. I, Pres. 2, 35 Audio-Visual Club 2-45 Colors Com. 45 H.R. Bus. Mgr. 25 Science Club 3, BARBARA JANE WILLIAMS-Class Day Com, 45 Spanish Club l, Z5 HILLTOPPER Asst. Make-up Ed. 3, Make-up Ed. 45 vihota. Club 35 Music Festival l5 Orchestra I5 Norwegian Nights l5 Cub Club 25 May Pageant l, 2. MARTHA GAYAWILLIAMS-Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Festival l5 Choir l, 45 Cub Club l5 Norwegian Nights I. RICHARD WILLPAMS-Hi-Y Club Treas. 45 Basketball 45 Football 45 And Came the Spring, Usher 4. 07' 1945 HELENE WILSON-Music Festival I5 Sewing Club 25 May Pageant 2, 3. JEANA WILSON-Library Asst. 2, 35 Clinic Asst. 35 Music Festival 25 HR. Sec. 35 La Estrellita 3. PATRICIA WILSON-G.A.A. 2, 35 Music Festival 25 May Pageant I, 3. JOANNE LOUISE WOODS-Latin Club I, Pres. 25 Little Women, Costumes 45 Sr. Play Com. 45 And Came the Spring, Midge 45 Norwegian Nights I5 Music Festival 25 Vihota Club 35 Footlight Revelers 2-45 French Club 4 Math Club 45 HOWE TOWER Editorial and Feature Writer 35 HILLTOPPER Club Ed. 45 May Pageant I, 25 Office Asst. 45 Night of January I6th 25 Letters to Lucerne 3. JO ANN YAGER-bpanish Club I, 25 String Ensemble 2, 35 Music Festival I-35 Vihota Club 35 Norwegian Nights I5 May Pageant I, 2. JANE YELTON DOROTHY YODER-Girl Reserve Sec, I, 2. WILLIAM A. YOUNG-Cross Country I5 Track I5 Spanish Club 25 Science Club 25 Spring Party Com, 4. HOWIE HORNET Teachers who came second semester lseated, left to rightl -Mr. C. O. Skaar, Miss Hildegarde Kuhar, Miss Mar- guerite Lamar, Mr, Roscoe Pierson. lstanding, left to rightl Mrs. Bette L, Davis, and Mrs. Mary C. Stultz. Cleaning up senior home room-Mrs. Arla Hunt, cafeteria manager, and Mr. Roy E. Horton, engineer, direct Mr. Harry Murrey, Mr. Frank Dennis, Mr. Charles J. Naylor, Mr. Elmer Summitt, Mr. Fred Bevis, and Mr. Arthur lShortyJ Page. HOME ROOM 20A- FRESHMAN BACK ROW-Ted Worley, Deloris Weothers, Andy Smith, Tom Wilson, John Pfeiffer, Dennis Wilson, FOURTH ROW-Borboro Wondersee, Bob Wood, Joyce Young, Glorio Wood, Kenny Young, Roy Minotel. THlRD ROW-Delores Weber, Borboro Riegel, Joonn Webb, Ethel Wiggins, Joy Wilson, Phyllis Wolloce, SECOND ROW-Irene Toylor, Potricio Wickliff, Bob Young, Donold Weiser, Leo Scheibelhut, Delores Welty. FRONT ROW-lrmo Jeon Wheeling, Lois Ulmer, Solly Vertrees, Joon Ritzi, Morionelo Urrutio, Mildred Specht. HOME ROOM 24-JUNIOR BACK ROW-Roy Virt, Chester Powell, Dick Toothmon, John W, Jeffries, Jock Shonnon, Robert Mumford. FOURTH ROWePoul Weir, Denzil R. Showver, Bill Wotkins, Bill Nevill, John Yoder, Pete Shields, THlRD ROW-Julio Downey, Betty Moon, Donito Sto- bough, Potricio Morks, Elmer Summit, Jim Ulrey. SECOND ROW-Edno Sutherlin, Doris Goines, Justine Sherron, Ruth Stewort, Polly Wilson, Morgoret Riley. FRONT ROW-Joon Wenrick, Ruby Allsopp, Corol rlijritchett, Dorothy Pressler, Virginio Wickliff, Greto Mc- ew. HOME ROOM Z7-JUNIOR BACK ROW-Poul Bowmon, Bob Breidenboch, Lionel Chondler, Dick Burkdoll, Lewis Brewer. FOURTH ROW-Kenneth Buckhorn, Dick Allen, Don Adoms, Chorles Chombers, Ronold Corr. - THIRD ROW-Loronetto Brinker, Mory Akers, Mory Brogg, BettyJone Bellfry, June Burgess, Moe Ellen Church. SECOND ROW-Betty Brookbonk, Rosemory Buentirig, W. Chorlene Allen, Borboro Boldwin, Betty L. Bloke, Potty Cloud. FRONT ROW-Nory Chirpos, Helen Jeon Beidelmon, Helen Boeschen, Betty Jeon Burkey, Cloro Bord, Lois Ann Brenn. :FHome Rooms morked wtih on osterisk were chonged ot the beginning of the second semester, HOME ROOM Z8- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Bill Poyton, Richord Wollenweber, Russell Whismon, Joe Weover, Don Willioms, Bruce Loetsch, Edword Wondersee, Donold Elbert. FOURTH ROW-Mory Arnold, Rose Morie Bender, Jo- onn Brower, Jeon Ann McMohon, Anno Lee Clemons, Beverly Cubel, Normo Ziegler, A THIRD ROW-Moriorie Elliott, Dolores Truox, Nothelio Plummer, Borboro McMoth, Betty Torrence, Jone Willis, Moellen Wright. SECOND ROW-Potty Kilonder, Joyce Wellmon, Mory Buckles, Betty Ann Resener, Mory Scott, Thereso Eder. FRONT ROW-Corinne Kelley, Corolyn Steffyh Betty Young, Corolee Wisehort, Mory Lou Wettle, Lois Wick. HOME ROOM 120- FRESHMANJ: BACK ROW-Jack Bailey, Martin Bruce, James Askren, Edward Allen, Bob Beach, John Bruckman, Dick Bake- meier. FOURTH ROW-Phil Barnhart, Max Blocker, Wilbur Burdsall, Roland Abbott, Harvey Allen, Don Armstrong, Donald Brown. THIRD ROW-Betty Baker, Delores Altorn, Joan Bayly, Bette Bullard, Helen Aldrich, Judith Burk, Mildred Becker. SECOND ROW-Mary Ann Brown, Ruth Bow, Judith Barnes, Nancy Burghduff, Lela Bennett, Jo Ann Browning. FRONT ROW-Mildred Bailey, Ellen Barnes, Patty Qndrews, Mary Baker, Jessie Akers, Joyce Beck, Patricia eem. HOME ROOM 122-JUNIOR? BACK ROW-Paul A. Jasper, Oscar Mutz, Bob Cupps, Ryan Bond, Williard Smith. FOURTH ROW-Bob Ayers, Bill Young, Robert Cobb, lra Bartlett, Don Coffey, Tl-HRD ROW-Robert Crist, Will Cuppy, Barbara Daugherty, Shirley Cox, Godfrey Collins, Jim Coleman, John Marquis. SECOND ROW-Elaine Mears, Barbara Corya, Evelyn Hinton, Ruth Hartman, Potty Jarvis, Rosemary Garrison, Virginia Collins. FRONT ROW-'Corrine Denari, Carol Coffee, Billie Jeanne Poore, Frances Chilcote, Patricia Crewes, Norma Jo Cox, Beverly Jane Cox. HOME ROOM l24A-JUNIOR .BACK ROW--Norbert Carteaux, Bill Eikenbary, Sidney Ellis, Marvin Gressel, William Dodds. -THIRD ROW-Tom Dyer, Bob Ceder, Bob Bakemeier, William Brown, Norman Dixon. SECOND ROW-Eloise Aichele, Barbara Dahl, Jean Donough, Joan Nolting, Lenore Elbracht. FRONT ROW-LaVina Rose Booram, Joann Bade, Ramona Dongworth, Carolyn Campbell, Sariann Dulin, Phyllis Bowles. C HOME ROOM 124B-JUNIOR BACK ROW-Paul Koop, Bernard Kirkham, Phil Gibbs, Don McCoun. THIRD ROWgDon Fitzwater, Jack McCormick, Nancy Ingalls, Barbara Hauser, Leroy Hofmann, Jack Johns. BECOND ROW-Betty Hutchison, Jean Gordon, Carolyn Johnson Mary Jane Gard, Carolyn Handy, Joyce Jacob. .FRONT ,ROW-Dorothy McClelland, Patti Kennedy, ghirley Joslin, Rosalvnn Haine, Carol Engleman, Johanna Lien QF. HOME ROOM 126- FRESHMAN BACK ROW-Lester Earle, Sam Davis, Jim Clary, Robert Cohee, Mikel Eid, Tom Cunningham, Lloyd Collins, Bob Caudell. FOURTH ROWeEdwin Cassady, Bill Butler, Joe Har- mon, Philip Edgington, Ted Clements, Robert DeNoon, Ross Cobb. THIRD ROW-Darlynn DeLong, Carolynne Cour, Betty Chambers, Mary Lau Champion, Barbara Clark, Jane Cox, Norma Clark, SECOND ROW-Phyllis Campbell, Martha Lou Cochran, Jaan Owen, Patty Dyar, Eleanor Elliott, Betty Crabtree, Lenore Coutz. FRONT ROW-Patty Church, Janet Eickhoft, Joyce Dehnbostel, Mable Drees, Marilyn Dougherty, Maxine Clouse, Patty Campbell, HOME ROOM 127A- FRESHMAN BACK ROWfTed Guthrie, Don Faubion, Bob Harris, Bill Gregory, Pat Graves, Bill Harvey, John Hartman, Joseph Hanselman. THIRD ROW-Ocal Harshman, Herman Hardwick, John French, Richard Grow, Jay Gould, Betty Ann Ely, Phyllls Holcomb, Rita Jo Ferguson. SECOND ROW-Dolores Hayes, Ethlyn Henderson, Vir- ginia Gardner, Margaret Garrison, Patsy Hanlon, Virginia Eubank, Carol Eyes, Phyllis Harreld. FRONT ROW-Wilma Figg, Eleanor Garrett, Jeanne Gottberg, Diane Hays, Virginia Higgs, Wilma Fredenburg, Sally Emmert. HOME ROOM 127B- FRESHMAN . BACK-ROW-Bob Lewis, Walter McDaniel, Fran Mc- Aree, Jean Anne Knaggs, Johnnie Johnson, Robert Mc- Ginnis. THIRD ROW-Joan Leppert, Barbara-Kohlstaedt, Mari- lynn gnhnstan, PhyHis lVtE:Kee, Phyflif Leffler, Betty Lid- ster, ary McLaughlin, SECOND ROW-Pat Lister, Pat Judd, Roberta Johnston William Johnston, Norma McMaster, Patricia Krome, Hill degarde Koeppe, FRONT ROW-Lillian McElfresh, Mary Kate Jennings, Marjorie La Rue, Robert Hudson, Janice Kilbourne, Theresa McKinney, Alice McClelland. Tw! HOME ROOM 127C- J FRESHMAN BACK ROW-Don Myers, Richard Pence, Eddie Myers, Tom Raper, David Miller. A FOURTH ROW-Jerry Newton, Robert Oldham, Jim Moore, Ralph Grovenberry, David Owen. THIRD ROW-Bill Mitchell, lzetta Paul, Ethel Mae O'Brien, Phyllis Phares, Mary Powell, June Melton, Kath- erine Nitchman. , SECOND ROW-Patty Mock, Patty Ping, Don Pedigo, Jacqueline Mathias, Sally Matthews, Ruth Meehan, Kath- ryn Porter. , FRONT ROW-Joan Marlow, Bonnie McWhlrter, Bob Pickel, Robert Rebholz, Hubert Powell, Rovewa Rainwater, Pauline Michael. HOME ROOM 127D- FRESHMAN BACK ROW-.lim Stutz, Bill Ribble, Harold Schultz, Buddy Sanders, Brandt Steele, Dick Sharkey, Don Smith FOURTH ROW-Harry Rider, John Stone, Houston Swenson, Jack Ritchie, Jim Thomas, Earl Scott. THIRD ROW-Mildred Rodgers, Betty Shaum, Katie Toppin, Susanne Scheffel, Marilyn Steinkuehler, Carolyn Shoemaker. SECOND ROW-Norma Rogers, Anna Eikenberry, Mary geatman, Dorothy Sam, Joan Shaner, Anne Schutt, Molly e s. FRONT ROW-Bob Stuck, Audrey Reynolds, Pat Rine- hart, Albert Schleigh, Roma Jean Shoemake, Erlene Snyder, Kathleen Riley. HOME ROOM 128- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Fred Myers, Jack O'Neel, Glenn Mock, Hugh Moreillon. FOURTH ROW-Gene McClarney, Ron Williams, Tom Lofton, Michael Pettinger, James Moffitt, Adelle Porter. THIRD ROW-Jean Phillips, Wanda Marshall, Patti Marsh, Jane Hunniicutt, Glenna Thompson, Jean Noller, Suzanne Moshenrose. SECOND ROW-Dorothy Newton, Anna Mae Schau- inger, Virginia Patrick, Irene Davis, Ruth McDonald, Mary Pitts, Mary Ann Malott. FRONT ROW-Mary Lou May, Mary Ann Kelsheimer, Evelyn Moore, Jim Moore, Jo Ann Marquis, Phyllis Logs- don, Rosaleen McClary. HOME ROOM 129- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-L. G. Barnes, Ronald Barber, Robert Altom, Richard Burns, Emmett Walls, Robert Bego. f FOURTH ROW-Damon Manschein, Jim Denny, Dick Cotton, Russell Corey, Charles Copeland, Dick Baker, William Blocker. THIRD ROW-Jean Blumenauer, Carol Bush, Estel Barry, Dale Davisson, Bob Corya, Don Coval. SECOND ROW-Betty Dallas, Mariory Deputy, Deloris Costelow, Dorothy Brown, Beverly Brown, Ruth Dowden, Barbara Bullard. FRONT ROW-Gerry Broshears, Delilah Beatley, Gio- vonna Ball, Donna Dean, Phyllis Bell, Bertha Branson, Barbara Dietrich. HOME ROOM 130- FRESHMAN BACK ROW-Betty Kurz, Jerry Ann Burbridge, Joan Brickham, William Hopton, Don Harrington, Tim Gal- lagher, Margie Barnes. FOURTH ROW--Gene Wade. James Dustin, Fred Jo- hannes, Ama Rea Murray, Mary Kate lsler, Jeanne Horton, Spencer Gaarder. THIRD ROW-Marie Gerard, Ruth Ann Horton, Syble Davenport, Mariorie Ault, Marjorie Lowdermilk, Peggy Dehn, Margaret Harding. SECOND ROW-Geraldine Bender, Phyllis Masters, Doris Bittner, Paul Grissom, Charles Broeking, Patricia McShay. 'FRONT ROW-Ruth Anne Gootee, Patricia Landrigan, Arline Montgomery, Patricia Gallagher, Rosemary Albers, Rosemary Arnold, Patricia Hart. HOME ROOM 132- SOPHOMORE BACK ROWiBill Terrell, Jack Simmons, Evelyn Stine, Marilyn Thomas, Richard Schatz, Jim Steckley, Bob Prosch, George Spradling. THIRD ROW-Richard Weghorst, Betty Smith, Joanne Crawford, Dona Heitz, Bernice Belvick, Virginia Sapp, Donald Schaub. SECOND ROW-Betty Sly, Rath Ann Thomas, La- Verne Schlenz, Betty Ruth Robb, Joy Lou Weevie, Dolores Smith, Eloy Stevens. FRONT ROW-Louise Steffanni, Joyce Ticen, Virglnla Skelton, Betty Shinn, Nancy Riches, Janis Van Treese. HOME ROOM 220-JUNIOR BACK ROW--Ramona Frosch, Joseph Foerderer, Harvey Wheeler, Bob Fowler, Carl Edwards, Betty Loo Eisenhat. FOURTH ROW-Katherine Graves, Helen Garrett, Nar- ma Jane Gibson, Gary George, Paul Eder, Joan Dufour THlRD ROW-Jewel Dorsey, Clara Fath, Gloria Feezle, Virginia Gootee, Shirley Denner, Paul Eicher, Don Goodwin, SECOND ROWgNlary Kreutzberger, Wanda Lee Beat- ty, Leona Gerald, Bob Graeber, Joseph Eads, Leonard Grimes, FRONT ROW-Bonnie Fagala, Ellen Joan Ford, Oiive Garrett, Helen Dixon, Josephine Bailey. HOME ROOM 221- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Carl Spiess, Allen Smith, Dorothy Smith, Carl Spoon, Jim Somerville, Don Sweeney, Bill Romeril. THIRD ROW-Lon Walker, Suzanne Shortridge, Joyce Rose, Gloria Speer, Mary Stevenson, Sarah Talley, SECOND ROW-lrving Thomas, Ruth Smith, lrmo Wilson, Jean Shaffer, Evelyn Velich, Anne Woerner, Shir- ley Walker, FRONT ROW+Wilma Sferruzzi, Joyce Weaver, Carol Schneider, Pat Sharp, Norma Taylor, Edna Thompson, HOME ROOM 224-JUNIOR BACK ROW-Lyle Hanna, Joe Hallinin, Jim Jacobs, Jim Hill, David Holtsclaw, Clifford Melvin, Jerry Heater, Leon Horton, THIRD ROW-Finley lsler, Joanne Hackett, Jeanne Hackett, Virginia Jamison, Evelyn Harding, Shirley Hohn, Mariorie Lois Johnson, Don Hardy. SECOND ROW-Virginia Horkins, Janis Heithecker, Martha Jane Hess, Mary Jane Hill, Dolores Hubbard, Joanne Jubell, Mary Ellen James. FRONT ROW-Vera Hershberger, Joan Harrison, Do- lores Harper, Dolores Heath, Marjorie Johnson, Barbara Brown, Phyllis Hallett. HOME ROOM 226-JUNIOR BACK' ROWfRaymond Lynch, Alfred Koehring, Ken- neth Kleinschmidt, Rex Kline, Jack Lowe, Charles Mc- Glacken, Charles Kerr. FOURTH ROW-Rolland King, Joe Kelly, Ronald Maloof, Richard Markle, Marion Knight, Lee Katzman, Maynard King, Cyrus McNutt. A THIRD ROW-Charles Jones, Arthella Hulse, Dorothy King, Gay Lomax, Betty Lister, Gene Lawrence, Katie ewis, SECOND ROW-Betty Knarzer, Norma Louis, Mildred Kershner, Darlo Judd, Norma Keith, Patty Lamb, Frances Landwehr. FRONT ROW-Barbara McDonald, Angela McCarthy, Josephine Justice, Mary Alice Kirkham, Ruby King, Dolores Kegeris, Mary Jane Lorent, Peggie McLahlan. HOME ROOM 227A- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Jack Aldridge, Gerald Delks, Ray Dobbs, John Edwards, John Carter, Bob Bork, Bob Daugherty. THIRD ROW-Barbara Bohlinger, Jane Carr, Virginia Brunson, Virginia Gephart, Joann Christie, Nancy Arford, Tom Mullikin. SECOND ROW-Mariana Fullen, Gladys Ferguson, Carol Arnholter, Kathryn Quinn, Joan Carter, Dolores Boyne. FRONT ROW-Barbara Enochs, Jeanie Duncan, Shirley Cohee, Phyllis Bolds, Patty Dietz, HOME ROOM 227B- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Don Horner, Arlen Risby, David Lawson, Jimmy Richison, James Koontz, Lloyd Lawrence, Billy Galbreath, Jan Payne. Tl-llRD ROW-Betty Perkinson, Frank Haugh, Judy Miller, Paula Koehring, Eleanor Oyerstreet, Janet Lewis, Betty Riffey. SECOND ROW-Virginia Ann Kealing, Mary Alice Harper, Shirley Ann Knuckles, Margie Joslin, Rosemary Rohn, Marie Ochs. FRONT ROWYPat Kossatz, Dora Pierson, Virginia Jones, Helen Mae Edy, Mary Hite, Mary Johnson. HOME ROOM 228-JUNIOR BACK ROW-Robert Percival, Tom Mitchell, Bob O'Neel, Bob Powell, Carl Niemann, Thaddius Plummer, Robert C. Smith, Richard M. Lewis. FOURTH ROW-Mary Pride, Paul Myers, Lloyd O'Brien, Tom Norris, Fred Mitchell, Paul Powell, Don Payne. THIRD ROW-QFaye Miller, Marcie Peirce, Pat Miller, Jane Morgan, Anita Owen Marie Pediga, Pat Noffke. SECOND ROW-,lean Nuding, Paulina Massena, Rosie Martin, Betty Payne, Joyce Mottern, Margaret Overman. FRONT ROW-.lane Messing, Mary Pickel, Jeanette Perkins, Ruth Mitchell, Jane Pettinger, Betty Lou Meyer, Mary Nugent. HOME ROOM 229- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Joe Keller, Alan Gise, Robert Erbrich Douglas Gill, Jack Henthorn, Don Henkle, Roland Harri- man, George Harris. FOURTH ROW-John Fields, Jerry Harves, Carol Fidler, Carol Gambill, Carolyn Fisbeck, Frances Kelly, Willard Dunbar, Bob Henthorn. THIRD ROW-Edna Faust, Mary Ann Gaither, Rosalind Havens, Iris Evanoft, Ruth Ann Lyon, Joan Carnahan, Ruth Guthrie. SECOND ROW-George Faenzi, Iona Ham, Margaret DeWitte, Frances Garinger, Doris Hill, lda Ann Eckstein, Suzanne Foster, FRONT ROW-Dick Hargrove, Thelma Dorris, Lillian lshii,HElizabeth Morello, Alberta Herron, Lucy Evans, John all, HOME ROOM 230-JUNIOR BACK ROW-Peter Specht, Jim Sommerville, Karl Stoneking, Dave Schornstein, Harold Reed, Conrad Romeril, FOURTH ROW-Gilbert Richey, Ted Skillman, Alfred Pursell, Bob Schwier, Ronald Roach, Darrell Springer, Jack Smethers. THIRD ROW-Virginia Stevenson, Tresa Sarazen, Emily Rinsch, Shirley Scholle, Ruth Richey, Don Stuck, Robert Steckley. SECOND ROW--Cecelia Reck, Phyllis Stultz, Pauline Resener, Gloria Rubush, Mariorie Ray, Glenn Shepherd, Marilyn Roehl. FRONT ROW-Pat Sloa, Virginia Scott, Elizabeth Schmidt, Yvonne Russell, Bobby Jean Rinehart, Helen Schreiber, Mary Virginia Rider. HOME ROOM 232- SOPHOMORE BACK ROW-Patricia Ann Hoover, Regina Jackman, Shirley Ann Streit, Bill lnsley, Hugh Hudson, Alvera Johns, Roger Kennedy. FOURTH ROW-Bill Locklear, Suzanne Johnson, Patty Leffler, Margaret Jordan, Pat Kruse, Barbara Jones, Loren Stackhouse. THIRD ROW-Bob Hittle, Barbara Jackson, Karyl lkerd, Norma Helton, Louise Kaufmann, Ethel Hooker, Peggy Sue Johnston. A A l SECOND ROW-Julia Lipp, Virginia Hollingsworth, Mayola ldlewinie, Barbara Jean lngersoll, Helen Hodges, Dorothy Lewis. FRONT ROW-Bill Knecht, Mary Jordan, Mary Lester, Barbara Kidd, Barbara Anderson, Gene Johnson. HOME ROOM 234- SOPHOMORE and JUNIOR BACK ROW--Charlotte Spencer, Joan Meininger, Mary Ann Elliott, lda Belle Tyers, Phyllis McNew, Charlene L. len. FOURTH ROW-Shirley Diehl, Joan Haley, Doris Kel- lams, Charlotte McAree, Lucille Edwards, Nylice Gates, Marcia McMullen. THIRD ROW-Loyce Sims, Janice Jacobs, Pat Pelfrey, Yirginia Stamm, Mary Webb, LaVonne Mannfeld, Rosemarie amer. SECOND ROW-Jennie Lou Fox, Beverly Davis, Jose- phine Barrett, Fay Ann Merritt, Mary Mock, Betty Lou Deyere. FRONT ROW-Mary Cooper, Beverly Dickerson, Bar- bara Withycombe, Betty Lou Smith, Billee MacDaniei, Joan Thompson, Margaret Weiss. 40 L C S ii- HOME ROOM 236-JUNIOR BACK ROW-John Urrutia, Clifford Wagoner, Ralph Williams, Donald Wiegman, Tom Woerner, John Zeller, FOURTH ROW--Aice Jean Surface, Robert Todd, Joe Vail, Bob Vandivier, Stanley Walter, Geraldine Williams. THIRD ROW-Phyllis Williams, Betty Wise, Marilyn Wagner, Marian Van Hoosier, Phyllis Whitacre, Mary Warriner, Juanita Stutl SECOND ROWfBarbara Williams, Emma Mae Yount, Mary Lou Yelton, Mona Weiser, Judy Torrence, Junella Waterman. FRONT ROW-Patricia Welch, Sue Sweeney, Patty Talley, Dorothy Cupps, Marjorie Von Willer. . I '1 HOME ROOM 238- SOPHOMORE and JUNIORT BACK ROW-Jim Enochs, David Robb, Bill Tomlinson, Ralph Cowser. I THIRD ROW-Robert Pardue, Robert Sullivan, Harold Rinard, Andy King, Donald Houston. SECOND ROW-John Danner, Fred Dietz, Delbert Klein, Dick Butler, Medford Ferguson. P FRONT ROW-Carl Schultheis, Tom Barnes, Jack Shaffer, Tom Browning, Bob Kash, Joe Pierson. I MIDYEAR FRESHMEN H BACK ROW-Bill Goldey, Jim Hollaway, Fred Harbold, Bill Joyce, Don Denniston, Dick Ferguson, Edward Hail, John Dryer. SEVENTH ROW-Walter Black, Jackie Freers, Mildred Lemen, Doris Hess, Richard Fitzwater, Joseph Cummings, Bill Dinsmore. SIXTH ROW-Marlene Fox, Leana Bass, Jim Crewes, Don,Burkdall, Grace Hall, Kathleen Brown, Rosemary Jeffries, Marilyn Hensley. FIFTH ROW-June Haverstick, Tom Johns, Nancy Gos- sett, Ruth Lemley, Winona Locklear, Beverly Bair, Jerald Eden, Richard Banks. AFOURTH, ROW-Thomas Gallamore, Marilyn Cranston. Shirley Harris, Paula Cherry, Marilyn Arbuckle, Mary Ford, Jack Gale, Elvis Fleming. THIRD ROW-Dorothy Harlan, Virginia Ecknor, Suz- anne Auble, Mary Ambuhl, James Graves, Bob Lester, Eugene Cowell, Richard Brant. SECOND ROW-Dorothy Locke, Beverly Burkhardt, Charlotte Alsmon, Joanne Gerrard, Dolores June Cox, Vir- ginia Bowman, Jack Alexander. FRONT ROW-Lillian Butcher, Jackie Allen, Barbara Austin, Rosetta Branson, Marie Keller, Zelma Bunch, Betty Bolin, MIDYEAR A FRESHMEN BACK ROW-Farris Turk, Charles Robards. SIXTH ROW-John Passen, David Stein, Charles Miller, Gerald Vermillion, Herbert Teague, Wilbur Portteus. FIFTH ROW-Gerald Williams, Jack Walesby, Don Romans, Harry Stewart, Paul Mueller, Jim Meek, Bob McDonald, Norma Smith. D FOURTH ROW-Lee Williams, Beverly Sleeth, Patty Meek, Alvena Reagan, Mary Ellen Zoercher, Joan Soeurt, THIRD ROW-Sally Mulbarger, Judy Stine, Jean Wal- ker, Helen Ross, Martha Truman, Marlene Sullivan, Joan Reynolds. SECOND ROW-Betty McFarland, Gwendolyn Terry, Peggy Thomas, Doris Phillips, Margaret Underwood, Joanne Matthews, Helen Wollenweber. FRONT ROW-Lorraine Reinhardt, Patti Milender, Bar- bara Schram, Martha Schumaker, Patty Sly, Jenny Petty, Jo Ann Williams, Fhyllis Kirkham. R5 Sl ffl'-' Z vt,..,.,,t,1,gLqE!:j,,7gQ-v:S a'eQqgpe r ,U 4 M V-A - , L I TWO BITS, FOUR BITS, SIX BITS, A DGALL Cooch Lewis GIItoy mops oIons for the Hornets 'ottock os the first tive look on. Seoted IIett to rigI1tI ore Mox FuIIen, Bob Bennett, ond Arnold KoeI1Ier. Stond- ing ore Ed Lockleor ond Ed Broden. I XLL FUR HOWE STAND UP AND HCJLLER! l!0lQf1!Z7'.? ,EZ-H 74212 ,ELI 772125 WHA! 21457 2106011107812 Our young tootbollers croshed into the victory column in the tinol gome ot the seoson to conquer the Lowrence Centrol ,Beors 26 to O, The victory come otter six stroight deteots were honded to our l-lornets in their second yeor ot competition. Coptoin Tony George led his teom to o thrilling seoson climox, rombling over tor two touchdowns ond kicking two extro points to help bring the Brown ond Gold out on top. l-lordly wcis the tirst period holt over, when George brought the crowd to its teet os he gothered up o Lciwrence poss ond scooted torty yords tor o touchdown. Still not sotis- tied, George ogoin went over o tew minutes loter from the eight, on o toke reverse. Three stroight tirst'downs hod put the boll in scoring position. Then, o tew minutes be- fore the holt, Weover lugged the boll ocross from the eight. At the holt l-lowe led 20 to O. All things were not good, however. Two minutes ot the third guorter were history, when Bob Stontill, spunky little guord, suttered o broken leg, ond hod to be corried ott the tield. ln the tourth period, Bob Boker took o long iount to poy dirt, but wos colled bock tor o bocktield in motion penolty, The Hornets still didn't let up, A tew minutes loter Don Good- win, substitute bock, plowed through guord, got into the cleor, ond sped forty-two yords tor l-lowe's tinol touch- oown. The l-lornets opened the seoson, holding Pike Town- ship to o 7-O win. Pike went on through the seoson unde- teoted. l-lowe scored tor the tirst time ogoinst the Silent l-loosiers, when tullbock Bob Boker ended o long drive down the tield, by going over from the eight. The l-loosiers still outscored the l-lornets i4 to 6. Next, o big, tost, ex- perienced Brood Ripple teom, composed entirely ot return- ing lettermen, hod things pretty much their own woy, win- ning 33 to O, A lote drive by l-lowe wos stopped on the Ripple eight yord line otter posses were completed to l-lor- ry Bronson ond Chuck lvliller. A close gome with Ben Dovis tollowed with the verdict ogoinst l-lowe, 6 to O. The Gionts scored in the third guorter on o tourth down otter the l-lornet line hod held tor three downs. On October 20, the l-lornets troveled to Southport tor the initiol night gome in their short history, ond olthough we suttered onother deteot, surprised the heovily-tovored Southport teom hold- ing them to on lB to O score. Eorly in the second guorter, George intercepted o Cordinol poss on the l-lornet 35 yord line, where the Brown ond Gold commenced o drive, which took them within ten yords ot the gool line. l-lere the big Southport torwcird woll held tor downs. The next week ot Worren Centrol sow our boys toll betore the Worriors lB to O. Worren disployed o tine possing ottock, scoring VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW-Coach Som Kelley, Dick Baker, AI Arn- holter, Paul Eicher, Don Goodwin, Joe Eads, Charles Chambers, Don Fitzwater, Leroy Hoffman, Bob Schatz, Spencer Talley, Kenneth Boles, Mox Fullen, Bob Kerr, John Yoder, Don Whitney, Charles Kerr, Jim Ridgeway, Coach Tom Stirling. ' ' Q SECOND ROW-Ronald Roach, Charles Miller,v-Jack Johns, Jack OfNeel, John Koons, Bob Bawsher, Thaddius Plummer, Dave Schornstein, Tom Woerner, Karl Stoneking, Don Coffey, Bob Baker, Oscar Mutz, Jim Jacobs. l I FRONT ROW-Jack Thomas, Jack Simmons, Philip Gibbs, Bill Locklear, Jock Henthorn, Ronald Carr, Dick Cotton, Dick Hargrove, Jim Steckley, Joe Weaver, Tom Dyer, Tom Barnes, Maynard King. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROWfCoach Wade Fuller, Roland Abbott, Charles Boling, Jani Payne, Allen Smith, Bill Galbreoth, Bill Mayer, John Bruckman. SECOND ROW-Bob Oldain, Bob Boardman, Don Har- rington, Jack Bailey, Don Hyfield, Spencer Goorder, Tom Wilson, James Stutz, Don Armstrong FRONT ROW-Eddie Meyers, Robert Woods, Jerry Delks, Dennis Wilson, Ted Worley, Tom Endsley, Max Blocker, Kenneth Young. LOWER l.El'T-Chuck Miller stops a Pike Township ball carrier. LOWER RIGHT-Joe Weaver skirts the Silent Hoosier right end as Ronny Roach leads the way. twice through the air. The Hornet eleven played one at their best games at the season, and had Warren Central's ground attack well stymied. Many sophomores and juniors dotted the roster and gained valuable experience tor tuture years. A fine tresh- man team also showed promise. With a tew more season's experience under their belts, watch the Hornets gol H8128 147' HOW! WZ 1714 VZ M0228 T414 Our vorsity quintet reolly proved itself To be o Toiirno- VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ment feom when it eoomred o four-teonn i-iolidoy Invito- i tionol Tourney sroged on The Howe court, ond rode through egghggjlfSEOZTAEEQVQSSIWQLQTC,5Q'Li'fOffEQSRS,fQEf To The finolls -in The Sechonol rneer oi The seoson S end. Sjgfgijgffffmgi MGX Wen' Ed ijfrifflff 'OW GROW' The boys finished The reouior seoson with o record or P R EFT-- D C . 1 ' HEPER hionrlxggggigrieigiwg oijiffix QWQIWT WWS Umd Ten M5595 i L02 5170128 07' 14f005'.'7Zl2 19,0010-,614 The l-lornets were in good torm in the l-lolidoy Tourney os they knocked ott Eronklin in the citternoon gome 37 to 24, ond then come bock ot night to sock Columbus in the titulor gome by the score ot 31 to 21 to run ott with the chompionship trophy. Eronklin deteoted lvlortinsville in the other otternoon contest. In the tinol gome our net- men troiled ot the holt 15 to 14, but put on the steom in the third ond tinol guorters to put the gome on ice. The Brown ond Gold were hondicopped by ployer losses during the seoson. Arnold Koehler, husky 6 toot 4 inch center, wos colled to duty in the Novy ecirly in Jonuory ond took with him much-needed height, Then two weeks betore Sectionol time, Bob Bennett, oggressive torwcird, bid torewell to his teommotes ond lett tor the Novy. As o result there were treguent chonges in the lineup, ond our boys weren't oble to get settled, Ed Lockleor tinished the seoson with o totol ot 157 points to leod his tec1m's scoring. Following Ed were lvlox Eullen who potted 137 morkers, ond Ed Broden who coshed in tor 126 points. Bob Bennett ond Arnold Koehler hit the droperies tor 107 ond 69 points in 16 ond 11 gomes, re- spectively. Cori Edwords come within two points ot tying the l-lowe scoring record tor one gome when he swished the nets tor 22 points in the Beech Grove troy, Entering midwoy in the second period, Corl rimmed tour points be- tor the intermission, ln the lost holt, Edwords cought tire ond piled up 123 points to totol 22 tor the gome. The record is 24 points set by Bob Bonks lost yeor. Eor the third consecutive yeor l-lowe's l-lornet hoopers tought their woy to the tinol gome ot the lndionopolis Sectionol Bosketboll Tourney. A hord-driving Brood Rip- ple tive, however, wrested the title trom l-lowe's defending chomps in the tinole, 41-23. lt wos l-lornets versus l-lornets in l-lowe's tirst Sectionol gome ond the Brown ond Gold led ot oll posts to beot the Beech Grove oggregotion, 3B-33, The Giltoy boys followed this up with o rousing 53-30 thumping ot Decotur Centrol, the soundest drubbing in on unusuol tourney ot close gomes. Everyone took o shore in the victory os the l-lornets omossed 33 points in the second holt. Revenge wos sweet os the Brown ond Gold stopped Worren Centrol in the semi-tinol encounter, 40-34, o teom which beot them in regulor seoson ploy. The l-lornets met their Woterloo in the form ot ten sizzling Rockets from the bonks ot White River os Brood Ripple stopped them cold ond become new sectionol chornps. l-lowe retoined some glory os Ed Broden won runner-up honors tor the sectionol individuol scoring mork with 38 points, ond Ed Lockleor with 36 points wos nomed on the oll-sectionol teom. 9 ll P can ev 53 'Q X HghM II gb b ii 1 F kl Q d Q f Ed L kl VARSITY WINS I3 GAMES Howe 3Bg Greenfield 24 Howe 29g Brood Ripple 35' Howe 29g Tech 46 Howe 29g Lowrence Cenlrol 2l Howe 222 Worren Cenlrol 24 Howe 29g Crispus flxtluclqs 37 Howe 20g Brood Ripple 3l Howe BBQ Beech Grove 27 Howe 29g Woshinolon 23 Howe 34g Speeclwoy 29 Howe 34g Pike Township 26 Howe l6g Cothedrol 24 Howe 32g lvlonuol 27 Howe 32g lvlonuol 33 Howe 37g Fronlqlin 24:11 Howe 23g Ben Dovis 36 Howe 3lg Columbus 2l Howe 3Bg Beech Grove 337 Howe 36g Southport 38 Howe 53g Decolui Centrol 307 Howe 3lg Decolui Centrol 30 Howe 40g Worren Centrol 34:11 Howe 2Bg Shorlriclge 34 Howe 23g Brood Ripple 4l Wlournornenl Qornes. RESERVE BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL K ROW M ager Charles Kerr, Manager Richard BACK ROWfManager Harry Ride T d Wal y Ed h thers, Roland Harriman, Fred Dietz, Cassady, Carl Spiess, Ray Dobbs, Je y W M D P y R Il d King, Don Coval, Russell Corey, Coach Ginnis, Bill Gregory, Bob Bartlett, Do A g th FRONT ROW-Paul Weir, Bill Lock- Burdsall, Irving Thomas, Bill Schmadek FRONT ROW r., Don Goodwin, Tom Woerner, Dar- Arlen Risley, Jim Stutz, Phil Barnhart To I On Sper ll Sp g C d Romeril, Dick Baker, Bob O'Neel. :er Gaarder, Arthur Welshhans, Jr All S th Minnis, John Edwaids, Coach Ray Bowman RESERVES AND FROSH HAVE GOOD SEASON The l-lornet reserves tared a little better than their varsity big brothers. Atter dropping their tirst 3 games, Coach Wathen D, l.easor's boys went to work and ended their season with ll victories and 6 setbacks. Against city competition they had a record ot 4 triumphs and 3 losses. Big Tam Woerner led the reserve point-getters as he col- lected 94 markers. Not tar behind came Darrell Springer and Dan Goodwin with 53 paints apiece. Team totals show- e that the B team outscored their opposition 404-3l5, Our treshmen were undisputed city champs this year as Coach Ray Bowman guided his yearlings to ll victories in l2 starts in city series competition and l7 out at lE3 tor the season. Johnny Edwards paced the trosh in scoring as he hit the hoop tor ll7 points, and not tar behind came Jim Stutz with lO3. The team total was 248 as compared ra l62 tor the opponents, in city series games only. HOWZ .?10.9lCZ5'T 2125 16.9611 L00 748.47 TRACK TEAM BACK ROW-Manager Ed lkerd, Manager Spencer Talley Coach Ray Bowman, Coach Som Kelley. Tl-llRD ROW-Thaddius Plummer, Dean Phillips, Con- rad Romeril, Bob Thayer, Dave Schornstein, lra Bartlett, Fred Mitchell, Jim Jacobs, Jim Purvis. SECOND ROW-Ed Locklear, Harold Dietz, Jim Hill, Don Goodwin, Bob Baker, Jim Henderson, Jack Shaffer, Fred Dietz. FRONT ROW-Jim Gallagher ,Carl Lomatch, Gordon Thomas, Bill Watson, Roland Swinaley, Bob Schatz, Max Fullen, Bob Banks, Jack Nugent, Don Ward. LEFT-Harry Branson and Jack Shaffer top hurdles ahead of a Lawrence mon. TOP INSET-Max Fullen is on his way after taking the baton from Jack Nugent. LOWER INSET-Flying through ,the air with the great- est of ease goes Roland Swingley in the brood lump. RIGHT-Speedster Bill Watson breaks the tape in the century with Jim Hill a step behind. 188,65 T0 7011711 onzvomfyonf. . The l-lornet thinly-clods, corrying but three seniors on the squod, come through with four victories while losing four in duol meets, for o SOO percentoge but fell to fifth in the City Meet ond fourth in the Sectionol Meet. l-low- ever, nine returning lettermen gov o bright outlook for the i945 teom. Our spikesters romped over their first three opponents, Ben Dovis, Brood Ripple, ond Southport, oil by good mor- gsns, but then fell down before the tough Monuol ond Shortridge runners. Deciding they hod hod enough of this sort, the boys hit the victory troil ogoin os they showed their heels to the Beors of Lowrence Centrol, but still hodn't quite enough speed for the stote's second strongest teom, Woshington of lndionopolis. The City Meet rolled oround ond went into the records with l-lowe tolling to get o blue ribbon, But for o bit of bod luck, Bill Wotson would hove token the honor in the ZOO yord low hurdles. Bill wos leoding by ci good morgin but tripped over the lost hurdle leoving Bob Beom of Short- ridge to breolc the tope. ln the Sectionols, we quolified three boys for the Stote Meet, while rocking up fourth honors in teom stondings. The trio wos led by Wotson, who won the ZOO yord low hurdle Sectionol title. l-lis teommotes were hurdler Doug Smith, ond holf-miler Mox Fullen, lt wos Fullen's second consecutive yeor of ciucilificotion, with yet onother seoson of eligibility. Bob Schotz, olso o junior, missed by one ploce of ouolificotion, os he put the shot for enough for third ploce. The winner ond runner-up in individuol events go to the Stote Meet. l-lowe eorned three points in the Stote, the most so for, through the outstonding work of Bill Wotson, l-lowe's greotest trockmon, who sped to o third in the ZOO yord low hurdles. Other outstonding per- formers during the regulor seoson were Keith Cormoclc, Rolond Swingley, Jock Nugent, ond Dove DeWitte. H , 83 213 Ben Davis, 33113 Howe 63 Broad Ripple, 49 Howe, 72113 Southport, 36 213 Howe, 40 -Manual, 76 Howe, 37112 Shortridge, 61 112 Howe, 73 Lawrenc Central, 62 lf f tl H , 27 Washingto 82 Howe, 61213 Warren Ce t I, 71 113 OVZIQ HJZL OVZIQ 914,62 Our hill and dalers really but on the steam this year. In dual meets ,the l-lornets went to the post seven times, and seven times they romped ott with top honors. This under their belts, the Brown and Gold stepped to runner- up honors behind Tech, in the City Inyitational lyleet, held on the l-lowe course. The team was tollowed by Short- ridge and lylanual, in that order, l-lornet Dave DeWitte broke the tape in tront ot the tield. l-lis time tor the two mile course was lOfl3I3, just eight tenths ot a second be- hind the record set last year by Paul Stoyonoyich ot Man- ual. The places ot other boys running tor l-lowe werei Wilbur Burdsall, a freshman, l2th, George l-larris, l3th, Russel Corey, l7th, and Jim Cook, l8th. ln the regular season, Lawrence Central, Broad Ribble. Shortridge, Tech, and Washington tell prey once, and Manual twice, to the superiority ot the l-lowe stridersi Our only deteat came at the hands ot Anderson, one ot the outstanding teams in the state, in a triangular meet, Coach Ray Bowman's charges still outstepped Warren Central in the battle tor second place. In the City lnyita- tional Meet held on the l-lowe course, Tech totaled 36 points and l-lowe olfli Shortridge's 65 ooints were good enough tor third place, and they were tollowed by Manual who needed JZ5 markers. : l.ow score wins. CROSS COU NTRY TEAM K ROW J k Nugent, Robert Hudson, Bob Stuck, FRONT ROWfJim Cook, J P r D St k B b b B d ll R ell Corey, Donald Adams, Joe Hal- Corya, Daye Delllfitte, Roger Kennedy G g H t d t g r. James Somerville, Coach Ray Bowman 41,414 fcmfgy 07 .YWJYAXG The best golf team in l-lowe history was the classifica- tion given to the l944 links squad at the season's end. Clur golfers hit their peak of the victorious season in the City-County Invitational Tourney at the Sarah Shank course, when they thumped four teams: Tech, Cathedral, Lawrence Central, and Shortridge, in that order. The Howe foursome accomplished this feat with a low score total of 3l4strokes, the lowest team total in l-lowe history and one of the lowest ever recorded in Indiana high school golf. This number was good enough to beat second place Tech by twenty-eight strokes. The l-lornets were led by unde- feated Arnold Koehler, the outstanding golfer in Indiana high school ranks, who fired a 72. The other members of the foursome were Bob Rochford, Bob Stanfill, and Ed Broden. Previously the Brown and Gold linksmen had turned back Lawrence Central, Cathedral, and Shortridge twice, Tech and Ben Davis, once, and had captured a quadrang- ular meet with Kokomo, Anderson and Tech. Coach Fred C. l.emley's strokers met defeat for the first time in the final meet of the season. ln a four way meet at the Me- ridian l-lill Country Club, Richmond took top laurels, fol- lowed by Tech, l-lowe and Shortridge, respectively, K ROW M Fred C. Lemley, Carl Edwards, Ed FRONT ROW-Clifford Melvin, Ted Skllm P hf d A I K hl Ro cl W , mod oe er, nald Roa 1, eir, L. G. Barnes, Carl Speiss, Lio C a St fll L Y S ott, Bob Arbrich, Roger Kennedy. Lomatch, Bob Hoyt, Jim Coleman. RIGHT-Ed Broden and Arnold Ko hl LETTERMEN'S CLUB BACK ROW-Bud Reed, Sponsor Sam Kelley, Chuck Miller, Arnold Koehler. FIFTH ROW-Ed lkerd, Carl La- match, Bob Rochford, Ed Braden. FOURTH ROWf.lim Cook, Don Ward, Fred Dietz, Charles Irwin. THIRD ROW -Bob Stanifill, Ronald Roach, Bob Baker, Tony George, Al Arnholter, Oscar Mutz, Bob Kerr, Jim Hill, George Harris. SECOND ROWeRolar1d Swingley, Bill Miller, Spencer Talley, Ed Locklear, FIRST ROWfKen Massey, Tom Dyer, Jack Nugent, Max Fullen. CHEERLEADERS CLUB BACK ROW-John Zeller, Josephine Justice, Patty Kilander, Loren Stackhouse. THIRD ROW-Anne Woerner, Marionela Urrutia, Gerry Broshears, Patty Leffler, Deloris Costelow, Johanne Guenter, Carol Engleman, Vera Hersh- berger, Helen Dixon, lram Wheeling, Ruth Meehan, Pot Rinehart, Carolyn Gorman. FRONT ROW-Patty Andrews, Marilyn Dougherty, Elizabeth Schmidt, Frances Harreld, Marilyn La Porte, Elaine Decker, Pat Gallagher, Pat Miller, Marcia Peirce, Marjorie La Rue. COME ON BROWN, COME ON GOLD! FIGHT! All at those guys who walk around the halls with their heads in the skies and with big block l-l's on their sweaters lswaonl make up the Lettermen's club. These he-men set the standards tor athletics at Howe. Once a year they out on a dance with the GAA. One, two, threel Yeh, rah, cheerleadersl These gay I-loweites with their amazing stunts, flips, and loud yells, really keep us on our toes cheering tor the team. BACK ROWgMary Alice Kirkham, Anna Lee Clemons, Jean Ann McMahon, Syble Davenport, Virginia Eubank, Ida Ann Eckstein, Carol Engleman, .lohanne Guenter, Pauline Wessel, Velma Hanselman, Mary Ann Elliott, Anne Woerner, Patty Dietz, Carol Schneider, Carol Arnholter SECOND ROW-Jeanne Gottberg, Betty Ann Ely, Phyllis Holcomb, Barbara McDonald, Darlo Judd, Nary Chirpas, Jerry Harues, Janis Heithecker, Joan Meininger, Marjorie G. A. A. Johnson, Betty Lou Elsenhut, Pat Welch, Mary Kate lsler, Jean Shatter, Mariana Fullen, FRONT ROW-Betty Payne, Sue Sweeney, Yvonne Russell, Frances Harreid, Potty l-loltsclaw, Kitty Lewis, Patty Sloo, Violet Matthews, June Burgess, Elizabeth Schmidt, Dorothy Cowell, Phyllis Bowles, Shirley Thompson, Billie Ettinger, Gerry Brosheais, Miss Thelma Martin. WHO SAID THE WEAKER SEX ? Jeepersl Check all the teminine athletes! lvly instincts tell me this must be a meeting ot the Girls Athletic Association. Boy, these G. Ar A, gals are really onthe beam when it comes to skill on the side horse and parallel bars. And as tor basketball and ping-epongeewell, need l say more? l hear they participate in gobs ot outdoor sports too, From here on in, l won't be o bit surprised to see these members ot the tairer sex invading our track and baseball tield. OH you Kuo! X wx- l' 'INV 1-1215 f,.'.m wg yyfwflf wx. glysfiw?-' 'i5g:m :'lr's'1g'4'yf.qi-q5.1a'gx,Q-igxfsfvi. ' 'm'fv?illlliKll3'Zffligwlialll'LrXf5!'ff FfJW?3 :f'P,xZ'Wv255 fl swf. 1 A -3 ,, -' sq, ,v?v-:1l',hf.-- ALL WGRK AND NO PLAY? C In tlwls scene from the Trolley ACT of the Pleosont Run Revue, Joe Foerclerer cotclwes Josephine Justice os The Trolley Grrls wofclw The fun. S! WE'RE HUMMING WITH FUN! THZZWT M287 JIOWZLC' 51412505 FMU? GHEIZS' 41.9, High-lighting Howe's history have been the productions of these young actors and actresses, under the direction of lVlr. Darrell H. Gooch, club sponsor. Back in l94l, the Footlight Revelers gave three one-act plays, the next year, Our Town, The '43 drama was The Night of Janu- ary l6th , last year's, Letters to Lucerne. This spring the presentation was Little Women. 702 Wll147 '.9 'riff .wlounf The audience is hushed, the lights are dimmed, and, lo and behold, we get to see a movie right here in the-hive itself. lt's just like the neighborhood theater except that all the films pertain to some class subject which becomes more interesting and understandable, thanks to the pic- tures. And to think all this was started by the purchase ofa movie projector and screen by the -400 Club in i939 The students who volunteered to run the machine formed the first Audio-Visual Club which has been steadily grow- ing, Today, managed by lylr. Virgil Heniser, the Howe movie theater has many patrons. MQW?7T9 6ZN9kZbVC 437017 1K7CNK9Af? lt certainly smells delicious. ls it some cookies to fill the jars at the USO or preparation for one of the charming teas? lt could be either, for the Home Economics Club members, with the help of head chef, Miss Lois Coy, are experts at both these things, ln addition, they made the adorable stuffed animals that you see them holding in the picture. These furnished much enjoyment for the children in the indianapolis Day Nursery, l've also heard about the interesting excursions to a dairy and an ice cream factory. Capable homemakers are on the wayll qiezzfumqsi ,fmemmz yumffiesf Can we pry these scientists away from their micro- scopes long enough to learn what they and their chief lab technician, Mr. Paul Klinge, do? VVe've heard they delve ,deep into such scientific subjects as qualitative analysis and insect classification, and learn of the complicated equipment involved. Each member tackles a special phase of science, such as modeling plaster biological specimens, taking blood count, or analyzing good old terra firma. Although these projects sound complex, they furnish valu- able info that will be useful in the future, il-lats off to theml FOOTLIGHT REVELERS CLUB BACK ROW-Josephine Bailey Joanne Woods, Mary Jane Hill Dick Sharkey, Bill Insley, Jim Den- ny, Elliott Jose, Oscar Mutz, Alan Gise, Joe Foerderer, Rrchard New- :arr.er, Gene Smith, LaVonne Mann- feld, Maellen Wright, Ruth Ann Thomas, Mildred Bailey. FRONT ROW-Jean Minney Jane Hodges, Josephine Justice Eugenia Schoen, Elaine Decker Hazel Dell Shirley, Billie Krammes. Bebita Corya, Alice Harrison, Jane Messing, Rita Jo Ferguson. AUDlO-VlSUAL CLUB STANDING-Jack Johns, Bill Nevill, Harold Timberman, Melvin Skinner, Billy Galbreath, Mr. Virgil Heniser, Don Horner, Jim Purvis Karl Stoneking, Alex McMaster Carl Spiess. SlTTlNGeJohn Marquis, Gladys Ferguson, Bob Bakemeier, Don Williams, Alice Wickizer, Mary Mock. HOME ECONOMlCS CLUB BACK ROW-Margaret Overrnan Carol Engleman, Johanne Guenter Sally Emmert, Joan Ritzi, Mary Ann Brown, Mary Ellen James Jean Hickerson, Ethlyn Henderson June Melton, Geraldine Bender. SECOND ROW!Delores Altom Patti Cummings, Danita Stobaugh Louise Steffanni, Mary Ann Malatt Miss Lois Coy, Jo Ann Marquis Ama Rea Murray. Margie Lowder- milk, Carolyn Shoemaker, Betty Baker, Suzanne Shartridge, Margie Joslin. FRONT ROW-Joan Brickham lda Ann Eckstein, Ruth Smith, Jo- ann Mikels, Carol Bush, Maellen Wright, Mary Pitts, Judy Miller Virginia Janes, Pat Sharp, Char- lotte McAree, Doris Kellams, SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW-Bill Nevill, Williarr' Brown, Mr, Paul Klinge, Jack Mc- Cormick, Bob Bakemeier, Jim Som- merville, Joe Vail, Bob Schwier. FRONT ROW-Deloris Costelow Juanita Stutz, Pat Gallagher, Mary Virginia Rider, Marty Peirce, Bon- nie Fagala, Jane Hodges. STANDING-Elliott Jose, Dick Cotton, Jim Denny, Jack McCar- mick, Norbert Carteaux, Russell Corey, Bill lnsley, Eloy Stevens Alan Gise. ASlT:rl'lNG-Marjorie Gilmore, Ruth nn Fomas INSET-Senor Howie Hornet. SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW-Eleanor Garrett Norma Gibson, Ja Ann Marquis, Suzanne Foster, Miss Mary E. Thumma, .loan Wenrick, THIRD ROW-Carolyn Gorman Joan Shaner, Joanne ,Crawford Marcia McMullen. SECOND ROW-Pat Kruse, Suz- anne Johnson, Lois Wick, Mary Lester, Donna Dean, FRONT ROW-.loan Owen, Pat Lister, Geraldine Bender, Alice Mc- Clelland. FRENCH CONVERSATION CLUB BACK ROW-Miss Marthanno McWhir, Miss Narcie Pollitt. FOURTH ROW-Fimie Jernukian Josephine Barrett, Josephine Bran- son, Ftrlances Chilcote, Sara Palmer Jean inney,- THIRD ROW---Fredonna Shultz Jean Link, Virginia Johnson, Mari- lyn Schmadeke, Eugenia Schoen Billie Krammes, Jean Ann Fleener SECOND ROW-Virginia Hender- son, Carolyn Johnson, Carol Pritch- ett, Jean Gordon, Judy Johnston J W od OOI'll'l9 O S. FRONT ROW-Mary Virginia Rider, Alice Harrison, Kitty Lewis Betty Insley, Donita Stobaugh. LATIN CLUB -BACK ROW-Miss Narcie Pol- Iitt, Miss Thelma Cooley, Jean Ann Fleener, Jean Gordon. FIFTH ROW-Anna Eikeriberry Janet Eickhoff, Roberta Johnston Mildred Rodgers, Donita Stobaugh Spencer Gaarder. FOURTH ROW-Joyce Weaver Betty Sly, Mary Jane Lorent, Doro- thy Lewis, Eloy Stevens, Douglas Gill, Alan Gise, Dick Cotton. THIRD ROW-Ida Ann Eckstein Maellen Wright, Olive Garrett Dolores Smith, Ruth Guthrie, Joan Carnahan, Carol Pritchett. SFCOND ROW4Mary Pitts, Mole ly Fells, Mary Ann Malott, Patty Eeftler, Ruth Ann Thomas, Deloris Qi i iii O PO FRONT ROW -- Phyllis Lettler Katherine Nitchman, Phyllis Mas- ters. 2401 e.4'T.af.-ma, 10212 'Maas' .Drama in the Roman wayl That's what these actors and actresses presented to all the Latin students inthe hive at an assembly 'specially tor this purpose. Under the direction ot lVliss Narcie Pollitt, they brought to lite The Traitor ot 63 BC. To add to the realistic ettect, part- Latin dialogue was used and very authentic-looking cos- tumes were made and worn by the players. . fyofnf Jeobuo fsffnlfff Are you hep to the posada and pinataP Do you know that they are Spanish Christmas customs which are ob- served by these Spanish Club members? First they go tram room to room asking tor admittance until the correct room is reached, where the Dinata is celebrated by breaking a jar containing delicacies, which are then shared by all The club, at its student-planned programs, studies Span- ish music, tood, and customs, and presents conversational skits. You can see that, besides having tun, these kids learn a thing or two. KOMQOLUQJ EOMMZAXT n,e,efg.1fouyf You can't catch me I know those strange words mean Good dayl How are you? 'cause, you see, I go to the French Conversation Club meetings, Besides learning use- tul French phrases, I also get a line 'or two on some Pari- sian customs and play French records on the vic. Since there are no regular classes to teach this language, lvles- demoiselles Narcie Pollitt and lviarthanna lVlcVVhir took over the job ot introducing French to Howe by organizing this new club. A club Christmas party climaxed the year, affording much fun tor dll. SHZVZTZ 0111.96.91 Latin to me had always been a dead Ianguageethat is ,until it was brought to lite tor me by the Latin Club, Now, I'm convinced that the Romans really weren't such bad tellas 'cause at club meetings we did many things they used to do and had heaps ot tun, We sang their songs and played their games, and, when Christmas time rolled around, we celebrated the Roman holiday at that sea- son, the Sturnalia, VVhat a bang-up time we had, with tood, a tloor show, and all the trimmings. All this helps me in my Latin classes, too, Caesarl That's mel TH!!! QOZUQ 640562, QUE!!! When it comes to l-li-Y Clubs, l-lowe really has the cream of the crop. lt is one of the few schools in the county to sponsor two of them, and, of course, both are affiliated with the National Y.M,C.A. Eor the underclass- men there's the Beta Hi-Y, the newest thing in fellas' clubs in our hive. Directed by Mr. Paul Klinge, this group has great plans for the coming year. WHO' 3147.99 WO 1f1ZA! ? And here are the big-time Hi-Y boys, Docl' l-leniser's upperclassmen. lt's their desire to create, main-tain, and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character and very successful they are, too, in carrying out this objective. They keep an up-to- date list. of Howe alumni in service and mail HDVVE TOWERS to them. Each year a philosopher is elected from their midst for the May Pageant. They sponsor a dance annually, honoring their Hi-Y sweetheart, who is chosen from five girls selected by the boys. See why we're proud of our Hi-Y clubs? ,vow .ary yowe TLUQM zoyy Take a gander at these good-looking chicksl They're the members of the Vihota Club, the junior girls at-Howe. Perhaps you are wondering how this organization acquired its mysterious name, so l'll tell you the secret. The name stands for the words Violets of Howe Tower, and that's just what these girls are. Every year a Violet Queen is chosen from among their number to reign over the annual May Pageant of Youthful Achievement. This girl, chosen by the student body from five candidates, is crowned in an impressive ceremony on Violet Hill. M0222 ov we 30,112 Many other activities are also carried on by this club. Each year they give an all-girl party to acquaint feminine l-ioweites with one another. Their real purpose, however, is to serve the school, which they do by checking lunch passes, assisting in the office, welcoming new girls, and sponsoring a posture contest for the club members. Each fall new iunior girls take their place in the Vihota Club and are formally initiated by the out-going president and welcomed by the sponsor, Mrs. Mildred Loew. They are then members of one of the most important Howe organ- izations. - BETA HI-Y CLUB BACK ROW-Eddie Myers, Dick Baker, Jim Stutz, Irving Thomas Tom Dyer, Elliott Jose, Martin Bruce,,Richard Schatz, Bill lnsley Mr. Paul Klinge. FRONT ROW-Estel Barry, Bob Lewis, Bob Harris, Dick Bakemeier Jim Thomas, Dick Cotton, Eloy Stevens, Bob Pickel, James Askren Jim Denny, Bruce Laetsch. Hl-Y CLUB BACK ROW-Don Williams, John Noland, Bob Kerr, Robert Bowsher Robert Steele, Jim Jacobs, Don Coffey, Bob Kennelly, Bob Bennett Jim Purvis, Dick Parcel, Pete Shields. THIRD ROW-David McMahon Harry'Branson, Paul Boling, Kenny Boles, John Zeller, Edward lkerd Robert Howard, John Shaw, Dave Schornstein, Dave Cull, Tom Waer- ner, Don Payne. SECOND ROW-Stuart Warner Andy King, Lionel Chandler, Paul Jasper, Oscar Mutz, Mr. Virgil Heniser, Roy Horton, Raymond King, Bob Schwier, Dean Phillips Bob Baker, Melvin Skinner. FRONT ROW-Jim Cook, Dick Williams, Bill Bowles, Roland' Swingley, Mack Herron, Bob Stan- fill, Don Adams, Ken Massey, Gil- bert Richey, Bud Reed, Karl Stone- king, Carl Edwards. Vl HOTA CLUB, A-L BACK ROW-Mrs, Mildred Loew Betty Jean Burkey, Beverly Davis Velma Hanselman, Mariorie Lou Johnson, Charlene Allen, Jewel Dorsey, Jeanne Hackett, Joanne Hackett, Ruby King, Rosemary Garrison, Josephine Bailey. SECOND ROW-Shirley Hohn Nary Chirpas, Dario Judd, Joan Harrison, Gloria Feezle, Vernc Birck, Mariorie Bunnell, Sarianr' Dulin, Katie Lewis, Carolyn John- son, Carol Pritchett, Jean Gordon Patty Lamb, Betty Lou Eisenhut Mae Ellen Church. FRONT ROW-Josephine Barrett Barbara Daugherty, Norma Gibson Jennie Lou Fox, Phyllis Hallett Helen Jean Beidelman, Josephine Justice, Shirley Diehl, Barbara Baldwin, Martha Jane Hess, Mary Jane Hill, Beverly Dickerson, Rose- mary Buenting, Mary Ann Elliott viiiotf-x cLuB, ivi-z BACK ROW-Judy Torrence Pauline Resener, Marian Van Hoo- sier, Pattv Talley, Joyce Mottern, Alice Jean Surface, Helen Schrei- ber, Virginia Scott, Joan Wenrick Nlgrcia McMullen, Barbara McDon- a SECOND ROW-Jane Morgan Joan Meininger, LaVonne Mann- feld, Marjorie Ray, Fay Ann Mer- ritt, Phyllis Stultz, Cecelia Reck Paulina Massina, Jean Nuding, Ern- ily Rinsch, Barbara Withycombe Patricia Welch. FRONT ROW--Angela McCarthy, Pat Sloo, Donna Passeni, Margaret Weiss, Bobby Jean Rinehart, Faye Miller, Joan Thompson, Glenn Shep- herd, Pat Miller, Jane Messina, Elizabeth Schmidt, Yvonne Russell, Betty Payne ,Mary Virginia Rider, s l W Q f , :.. 1 LW .V I any .., if KV ,f img . f H f ,Q my '. 7.,k . WWW gif A, ff? L-r LJ 4 15 .s 329 'hui liligfif. ,Z Q 9 GX Q i v RADIO CLUB AND R. A. BOYS LEFT TO RIGHT-Robert Johnston, Dick Shaffer, James Askren, Mr. M. E. Gamble, Melvin Skinner, Charles Markle, Gene Smith. Mr. C. O. Skaar, present sponsor, is not pictured. Thanks To The volunteer services of These fellas, l-loweites are kept informed Through The school public address system. HORIZON CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-Martha Hess, Patty Talley, Sara Palmer, Mary Virginia Rider, Anne Clark, Donna Jean Emrick, Judy Johnston, Shirley Diehl, Mrs, Paul B. Clark. You might call These gals de- lightful campers for they spend many enjoyable summer months at Camp Delight and take week-end iaunts To This resort, They also aT- tend all-city Horizon Club meetings each month where camp friendships are renewed. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB ACTIVITY COMMlTTEE STANDING-Raymon Dobbs, Jack McCormick, Char- lotte Crane, Miss Helen Allen. SlTTlNG-Jean Hickerson, Patricia Cloud, Helen Ald- rich, Dolores Hayes, Sally Emmert. Meet the doodiT kids who have among their numerous achievements for the year enrolling The entire school in the national organization, gathering books and games, send- ing Christmas boxes, and making slippers and utility bags for service- men here and overseas. STANDING-Walter Hart, Bob Bakemeier, Barbara Withycombe, Betty Diener, Carolyn Kliefgen, Anna Engle- hardt, Joanne Woods, Miss Anna K. Suter. SlTTlNGvBob Milam, Richard Newcomer, Mary Lou Newton, Alice Wickizer, Gertrude Richart, Roy Horton, William Brown. Did you know that one equals two? Falacy proofs are among the things studied by these mathema- ticians, who also delve deeply into navigation, proiectiles, story prob- lems, and computation short-cuts. They're just Einsteins in The mak- ingl 7'llZ12Z'.f' MN!!! .910 Tiff 14.912 The choir was organized at the beginning ot Howe's tirst year, and although it was small at the time, it has grown steadily until it has reached the present enrollment ot' approximately seventy pupils, all under the direction ot Mr, Frank S, Watkins. A bit ot Bach mingled with a dash ot the good old American swing creates a variety at music which is lovely to hear. The choir has sung tor many programs given at ditter- ent places in the city and tor almost all ot our school assemblies. They sang the popular Oklahoma l and other selections in the Pleasant Run Revue, and at Christmas time they presented a program ot Christmas music at an assembly tor the entire school. They also participated in mid-year commencement exercises and a special St. Val- entine's Day program. Pupils who wish to become members ot the choir must tirst pass a vocal test. ln this way the best voices in school are selected. Josephine Bailey is the accompanist, and Margaret Goldsmith is her assistant. CHOIR BACK ROWiTheodore Aichele, Lewis Brewer, Oscar Mutz, Donald Payne, Andrew King, John Noland, Paul Jasper, Jaclg Shannon, Joe Eads, George Harris, Robert b h F ' I' I'lC , IQ IX EF. SIXTH ROW-Douglas Gill, Ronald Barber, Russell Corey, Joseph Foerderer, Glen Martinie, Kenneth Klein- schmidt, Robert Prosch, Richard Cotton, Alan Gise, Ronnie Williams, Robert Steele. FIFTH ROW-Donald Stuck, Gene McClarney, Glenn Mock, Carl Spiess, William Watkins, Jack Shaffer, Dorothy Hand, Barbara lngersoll, Helen Hodges. . FOURTH ROWeLouise Grabhorn, Patty Cowser, Billie Krammes, Phyllis Stultz, Albert Arriholter, Don Witter, llilatricia Jarvis, Carolyn Kleifgen, Anne Clark, Mary Lou ewton. THlRD ROW-Bebita Corya, Barbara Bennett, Karyl lkerd, Julia Blair, Hazel Shirley, Marion VanHoosier, Jean Ann Fleener, Donita Stobaugh, Jean Gordon, Rosemary G ' M Ell Ch h arrison, ae en urc . SECOND ROW-Helen Hodges, Helen Dixon, Donna Dean, Ruth Guthrie, Ruby Skelton, Frances Hargrove, Mary Anne Cull, Patricia Cummings, Ida Ann Cummings, Barbara Kidd, Josephine Branson, FRONT ROW-Carolyn Gorman, Eloise Stevens, Carol Coffee, Margaret Goldsmith, Mildred Kershner, Josephine Bailey, Donna Emrick, Shirley Joslin, Patricia Kennedy, Director Frank S. Watkins. 1 mf Tiff .?W.9A!G 07 JT. . Prospective Nelson Eddys and Jeannette MacDonalds, under the direction at lvlr. Frank S. Watkins, compose the vocal ensembles. When all these lads and lassies get together, the results are well worth listening to. Their tayorite arrangements are anything from Begin the Beguine to Battle l-lymn ot the Republic, and whether they're singing the classics or modern swing makes no ditterence-it all sounds good. The ensembles have otten sung at ditterent churches around the city, and tor the Masonic Lodge. On Christ- mas Eye they carolled tram the steps at the Monument Circle. Lett, right, lett, right-with batons flashing, white boots gleaming, the drum maiorettes strut down the gym tloor to the tune at a liyely march played by the band. Then, as the Star Spangled Banner rings torth, they stand gravely at attention, saluting the tlag until the last strains ot our national anthem tremble into stillness. When the ceremonies are oyer, the band again breaks into a rousing tune, and the maiorettes, again twirling their silyer batons, swing down the tloor in time to the steady rhythm. These high-stepping l-loweites are an add- ed attraction to many at our basketball games. Mr. Robert Burtord is their sponsor. VOCAL ENSEMBLE DRUM MAJORETTES K ROW T d Aichele, Albert Arnholter, Dave Cull, BACK ROW-Beryl Campbell, Kath y L N y ayne, Joe Foerderer, Raymond King, Arford, Richard Newcomer. L B D gl s Gill. KNEELlNGiSue Meyer, Barbara Sh ky NT ROW Phyllpms gTulTf,DRf1tgyw IJarvis, Dorsothy Buenting, Patricia Etheridge. urc, aze e irey, Mary nne C II Bll K F H g VGVWCES GI' VGV8. BAND BACK ROW-Lewis Brewer, Leroy Hofmann, Daman gllonschein, Charles Kerr, Joyce Jacob, Director Robert d ur or , THIRD ROW--Richard Schatz, Charles Copeland, Mar- iorie Johnson, Tom Woerner, Jack Shannon, Thomas Can- non, Stanley Walter, Julia Downey, Marion Knight, Don Fetzwater, Paul Myers, .lack McCormick, Bill Eikenbary, Charles McC1Iacken, Jack Lowe, Jack Thomas, SECOND ROW-Jirn Denny, Bob Bakemeier, Jim Jacobs, Joe Eads, Rex Kline, Billy Galbreath, Charles Chambers, gom Mitchell, Godfrey Collins, Gary George, Norbert artea x U . FRONT ROW-Jerry Heater lconcert rnasterl, Ronald Barber, Jack Johns, Donald Schaub, Paula Koehring, Alice McClelland, Billie Krammes, Louise Leonard. ORCHESTRA BACK ROW-Director Robert Burford, Wilma Freden- burg, Patty Lamb, Margaret Rennoe, Mariorie Ray, SECOND ROW---Joan Shaner, Marjorie LaRue, Ruth Ann Horton, Lloyd Collins, Kathryn Porter, Dick Hargrove, Donald Schaub, Jack Shannon, Alice McClelland, Billie Rae Kramrnes, FRONT ROW--Sidney Ellis, Mary E, Hite, Ernily Rinsch, Sariann Dulin, Carolyn Campbell, Patricia Beern, Phylli Masters, Ruby Skelton. fffL!5'.9Z ffl14Z.?772Q 10,620.98 . . . Mr. Robert Burlord, new band master and orchestra leader at l-lowe, has been keeping thinks right in tuner The entire band has played at the tootball and basketball games. Its Iilting music has brightened many ot our as- semblies and special programs, When it came time tor the Pleasant Run Revue, Howe's biennial talent show, pupils from the dance band and orchestra provided the music, which was as hep as Fred Waringsewell, almost. The orchestra occasionally plays tor assembly programs and always shares honors with the rest ot the music department in the annual May Music Festival Music by the orchestra is one ot the high lights ol June Commencement. JUOWZIQ 07' Tiff 10128155 . . The door in the upper hallway with I-IOWE TOWER marked on it was a deep, dark mystery to me tor so long, that one day my curiosity got the best ot me, and I bravely invaded the inner sanctumf' Imagine my embarrassment when I reached the top ot the steps, to discover that I had very boldly walked in on a I-IOWE TOWER Stott I meetingl The editor-in-chiet, however, being a very agree- able fellow, told me that I might stay a while, so I buzzed over to a tar corner ot the room and listened as all the page editors and reporters discussed the next issue ot the HOWE TOWER, our school paper. I noticed that as the editor spoke, a young woman would occasionally lean tor- ward to add a word ot advice or warning, and upon gues- tioning the person sitting next to me, I learned that she is Miss Betty L. Williams, sponsor ot the I-IOWE TOWER and Cub Club. This talkative tellow also told me that the Cub Club is composed ot representatives trom the tresh- man and sophomore English classes, who are assigned to report news at their tellow classmates. Atter the meeting was over and I was about to leave, I happened to glance over my shoulder, and I discovered that a tew people still remained, busily working at one ot the tables. Reluctant to miss anything, I wondered over to them and asked what they were doing. They took time out to explain that they are the statt ot the NEWS BIJ- REAU, and that it is their job to see that news ot the latest happenings at I-Iowe reaches the city and com- munity newspapers, ln the picture on the opposite page, they arei Roland Swingley, correspondent to the Newsg Roy I-Iorton, correspondent to the Times, Melvin Skinner, correspondent to the Star, Potty Lou Brown, correspondent to the Irvington Review, Virginia Ritzi, correspondent to the Herald, Sara Palmer, correspondent to the East Side Journal, Judy Johnston, correspondent to the Star, Jim Cook, correspondent to the Times. IVIy curiosity satistied at last, I walked slowly down the steps and pushed open the hallway door-the door marked I-IOWE TOWER. I spend a lot ot time up in the TOWER, now that l'm acquainted with everyone, and we really have lots ot tunl HOWE TOWER STAFF I BACK ROW-Kenneth Kleinschmidt Virginia Henderson, Fay Ann Merritt Bill Bowles, Clara Fath, Marian Von H . oosier. SECOND ROW-Jo Ann Boyne, Jean- nette Cassady, Jane Messing, Marv Virginia Rider, Jim Sommerville, Bar- bara Moore, Rosemary Buenting, Ruby King, Miss Betty L. Williams isponsorl Oscar Mutz, Janet Veregge, Carolyn Kleitgen, FRONT ROW-Margaret Miller, Mel- vin Skinner, Sara Palmer, Virginia Ritzi, Jewel Dorsey, Gene Smith, Judy Johnston, Josephine Justice. HOWE TOWER STAFF II BACK ROW-Godfrey Collins, Bob Bakemeier, Don Payne, Tom Woerner SECOND ROW-Barbara Baldwin Phyllis Williams, Lois Brennr, Betty Lou Eisenhut, Patricia Sloo, Moriorie John- son, Josephine Barrett, Betty Diener Pat Miller, Shirley Diehl, Marjorie Ray LaVonne Mannfeld, Jean Campbell -Bebita Corya, Mary Lou Newton, Kitty Lewis, Gertrude Richart. SEATED-Laurel Hesoun, Potty Lou B J' Cook Carol n Bell Ro HIfIlI?rl,JIRn ' Y ' V CUB CLUB BACK ROW-Suzanne Foster, Jean Donough, Marienela Urrutia, Norma Taylor, Barbara Ingersoll, Gloria Wood, Donna Deon. V SECOND ROW-Miss Betty L. Will- iams Isponsorl, Elliott Jose, Jim Thom- as, Jack Bailey, Alon Gise, Fran Mc- Aree, Jim Denny, Bill lnsley, FRONT ROW-Ellen Barnes, Gloria Speer, Joyce Weaver, Mary C, Johnson, Rita Jo Ferguson, Mary Ann Gaither lgllelen l-lodges, Anno Eikenberry, Betty y. NEWS BUREAU BACK ROW-Roland Swingley, Roy Horton, Melvin Skinner, Patty Lou Brown. FRONT ROW-Virginia Ritzi, Sam Palmer, Judy Johnston, Jim Cook. -9 , I L' Z T O I0 10 Z I2 .Y 7' 14' 7' 7' HILLTOPPER STAFF STANDING-Mory Ann EII Ott, Morgorct Rennoe, Bot' O N I C I S I-I 'ee, oro i Hornet, Rolond Cwingley Jo anne Woods, Betty lnsley, Mrs Ruth Morie Griggs Isponsorl OV GF-O IOVTTS, OG OSI SVA B b Wil J F d er, Shirley Cloud, Joo M inger. SEATED--Phyllis Pettiiohn Bob Kennelly IArine CI I4 t p t dl no ic ure , 70 mmons, owie FI GIVI- or is Now thot youlye seen most ot the book, you're brobobly wondering how it wos but together ond who did the putting. Since I spent most ot my spore time in the lzlilltobber room, l'm just the berson to tell you oll obout the stott ond the '45 yeor- boolc. Lost spring, the newly Ol'QCII'i' ized stott met to decide on the theme for this book. They hod broe-I tieolly Qiyen up hobe, os no one hod o good ideo, ond then I I buzzed ub'the eireulor stoirs, Whot o breola for the stott, eyen it l do soy so my seltl By June, the Qenerol plons tor the book were mode, ond by lost September, the working blons were completed, Bob O'lXIeel, stott core toonist, reolly did himselt broud with my pictures, Borboro Willioms ond Shirley Cloud, molqe-up editors, ond Anne Clerk ond lylory Ann Elliott, their ossistonts, were seen eonstonte ly ormed with bober cutter, rubber Cement, ond Qreose pencils, This oll boils down to the toet thot they sbent most ot their time Cutting ond mounting pictures. Who won vyhot, q,.. LM E -.-WJ -1 'i where, when, ond why, were the ques- tions thot Bob Kennelly hod to on- svyer when he wrote his sports copy, l neyer miss o l-lowe dome, so l helped him o little, ond Jim Cook odded the tinishing touches. Joonne Woods, club editor, hod to orronge tor the molqing ot oll the pictures in her section. Eoch trosh, soph, ond junior l-lovyeite Wos oble to disploy his grinning countenonce in Joon Meiningefs homeroom section, Phyle lis Pettijohn, octiyities editor, show- ed eyeryone the things thot we do here ot l-lowe. Ah, seniorsl Mor- Qoret Rennoels senior section mode me wish thot l were o senior Betty lnsley, editor-in-chief, cind Corol Simmons, ossociote editor, spent the entire yeor writing the introductory section, ond sticking their tingers into neorly every other thing thot come olong. Boloncing the budget wos the big problem ot Rolond Swinoley, business monoger, ond his ossistont, Joe Foerderer, Such wos the lite ot the l-lilltopper stott, S 1 E 1 . 5 : l 2 .i s X N . .vo omg. ul I .I-JQFfIJi-X:'3 SARS? .I-ICD EYE S OL I II 4.-.I-.-n--1 I -4 g. . , n xi v'-- 4 'iff I ' J' 1-' 7 P Por En pon OVETS C hotogrophers--Russeil R B o R ter Studio FOVEVS - FI . ens iono UZ g I d poiis Engrovi C Y UQ S. K, Smith Compony Ch Q Printer-Quolitypririt I Sh I ico o e byyili It hos been tun showing you oround I-Iowe. You con teII by the expression on my toce thot I don't wont to Ieoye you. Every yeor I'm dressed in cop ond gown so I con soy goodbye to the seniors. l'm not eyer Ieovingg so drop oround next yeor ond poy me o visit. I'Il be glod to see you. Until then, your busy buzzer, vqowie -,garnet