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

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CIiulTLo.! y OW did Sherlock begin his in- Jm vestigations? Going through the main doors, he made his way through the pushing mob of boys and girls toward the office. Here he met the administrative staff of Howe High School, Mrs. Joan Thompson, Miss Vir- ginia Childers, Mrs. Ruth Reed, Mr. Thomas Stirling, and Mr. Clarence Clay- ton. Principal Charles M. Sharp held the visitors ' book as Sherlock signed his famous name. Afterwards when Mr. Sherlock examined the office for pos- sible clues, he saw the portrait of Thomas Carr How e and learned that Dr. Howe had once been president of Butler University. Satisfied that the office with- held no more clues, Sherlock without a minute to spare (like every student) dashed off to class to cram his brain with knowledge and in between classes heard the latest gossip about the big events and the B. M. O. C. ' s. She lock: mtq s the building-

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ShsUilocL SoWtsdkiiA. Out It didn ' t take a magnifying glass for Sherlock to detect the big events around Howe ... all he had to do was follow the crowds. (Above Left) After the final curtain of A Waltz Dream, operetta presented by the Music Department, Sherlock per- sonally met the ballet dancers, Mary Alice Kirkham, Mary Ann Elliott, Patty Leffler, Shirley Diehl, Elizabeth Schmidt, and Patty Sloo. (Above Middle) Sherlock discovered that the Democrats and Re- publicans don ' t have a thing on Howe when it comes to politics. The Feder- alist convention was a huge success under the leadership of Davy Holtzclaw. (Above Right) A new but very busy Activities Board was in session when Sherlock dropped into Mrs. Mildred Loew ' s office. Joe Foerderer, president, was explaining some new business to other council members, Eloy Stevens,