Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)
- Class of 1947
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This l-HLLTOPPER is a review of the past to keep for the future. N ,:3!' T: vw 225' if-San 4 T. ,:L M QQ' -J. . 'Q 'ZITI gi ESEQ XSS: 22552: EQ 'Ein- . Fu. L., W I A lin ,L A 9 5 ' z Xvd n.:k-a-05' l 96'-his s M ,fy 'fx mqnswfe A ' ' . ma L, R X ' x f 5 ,rent . V5,,i... 2?s,..bi.,gg. If xx vs 4 ,A,,l,-ltkbrjghzq x y y ' w wg-'gsm - Q H1 i4J,.r-f6f7,r.Q1W' ifgxlfg' :A A wth r r A' xt X ww? , F' 1 ft kr , H-5 glam X tx matt gawk' 148' UAW, ,. .Q ' ,N R RMU 2 Q. mfr. W- ' in ,ff ,wmv 0 ,H ,f 'fir .4 rms. ry, , I lkfqf valve- r 'JJ-ff A ' W ggmtvwf 1 ,,..f. ,ff ,-ff' 1 When we enrolled in l-lowe last September, our first jolo was to dust the colowebs from our lock- ers, and set up housekeeping for another school year. Halls once more were lortqhtened by new fads and joe lanquaqe, which only We could understand. Cur principal, Mr. Charles Macliay Sharp Cleitl, ably assisted by Mr. Clarence R. Clayton, the deans, and the oitice force, competently handles the business affairs oi the school. His quiet humor and understandinq nature have made him a friend to teachers and pupils alike throughout his nine years at Howe. ABOVE Ile-it to riqhtl: Mrs. loan Thompson, Clerk: Miss Virginia Childers, Sec- retaryg Mrs. Ruth Reed, Registrar. LEFT Cleft to riqhtl: Mr. Thomas Stirling, Dean of Eoysg Mrs. Mildred D. Loew, Dean of Girls, Mr. Clarence R. Clayton, Vice- principal. I wi, K , --Q NMR V 382,154 ,x , 1 5,4 2.1 1- f 3 : ff , M1 -If 1 x 9 if ,fini f- , , ,AL I, ff! , fffx , X , , w,f?x.,g.., ,URN R A iff rl Lf -f J . xfvf' N, fa fl f X, f..,,, fr . 1 , f 7 P' fl 'rf ,. ' V 4 . . .f - Y 7... Aff- .I - fuk' f f N fx ,J X Vi. f'f'.,1,,'f 'gx f. Afgifs 1 f' 'L iv 1 X 'Nfl ' J z Q , ' , I ,Q 5 f 1 E ff f My. ,i 1. fs f-, in !jYx 5 , X K2 A? if N.,w,, L' ff U x 7. 1211! fx.-ff'W'?ff fE.,l,,X. I V , K, ' if, , L X M I - uw, , V? L7 ..,w f 4 J' 'XXX '5 .- -1 4 ffgfmtf ,fc Ld , W ,MW-We ., -.Q W4 -ws., H.. K 4 Wi, 'Q ,,. Academically our education is broadened by English, foreign languages, social studies, mathematics, and sciences. We ponder the question of Whether to sit or to set, to lay or to lie, and learn to parlez to the music oi amo, amas, amat, or hago, haces, hacef' Our future statesmen prepare for government in the Atomic Age, While those of us who are planning careers similar to Einstein's, wrestle with the problems of trig and solid geometry, and our scientists are initiated to the odors of hydrogen sulphide and formaldehyde. This valuable material is giving us a background of yesterday in preparation for tomorrow. ' ., Hz,-J' Our study of the fine arts not only provides us with a background for the future but also with many pleasant hours among the classics. The commercial artists prepare to outline the advertising campaigns of tomorrow, While our fashion editors of the next decade concoct even more faloulous fashions. lWe lf-loweites who have music included in our repertoire enjoy classes of music appreciation or the vocal and instrumental organizations. 'Through these fine arts We develop culture, as we learn to use our talents more skillfully. ,L W I X ik S SSH , b 1 an E S s 2 s S S E s E SE W., 1452 55 if HX, L LL :EE v 1 W .1 N x ' 3 522 JH, . F 4, ,Q LN L, is E gs QQ iz: is 3 x E wi gm-1 5' . 1 . UN? ,X . gg' no A 2 x X4-wig :' For those with keen minds and sensitive fingers there is the program of industrial arts. Gut of its classes come the craftsmen of tomorrow, Workers in Wood, metal, and type. For those of us who Wish to enter the marts of trade, there are secretarial courses, typing, shorthand, and business. These studies develop a pride in accu- racy and neatness in our business men and Women of the future. Those of us who look forward to careers in homemaking find fascination inthe preparation of Well- balanced meals and in the art of sewing. ln these subjects, l-lowe is a training station for tomorrow. No one who attended l-Iowe in the fall of l946 will have forgotten the loss of our beautiful trees and the piles oi logs that were the result of the splurge ot tree cutting. The trees had Phloen Necrosis-a disease-and in order to save the other beauties on the campus, the diseased had to be cut down. Now at the side of our gym door tt V . , we discover, not logs, but new trees. Although these trees are but saplings now, within the next generation they will have grown stately and strong, thus ably rep- resenting the war dead of Howe in whose honor they have been planted. OPPOSITE PAGE Relaxing or1 the terrace, LEFT TO RIGHT: Estel Barry, lane Carr, and lack O'Neel. t UPPER LEFT: Violet Queen Helen Hodges and her court Cleft to rightl Pat Lefiler, Lois Wick, Patti Cummings, Anna Lee Clernans. Pages Cleft to rightl lane Marshall, Iudy Killion, UPPER RIGHT: Governor Benny Brown and Don Coval, his opponent in the mock election. LOWER LEFT: Hi-Y Sweet- heart lean Shaffer Cseconcl from rightl, and her court: Cleft to rightl Lois Wick, Mary Iordan, Winona Locklear, Erlene Snyder. LOWER RIGHT: Brown Boy Candidates: Cleft to rightl lim Stutz, Don Coval, Hugh Moreillon. Golden Girl Patty Kossatz reigns with Brown Boy ,Tohnny Edwards. Golden Girl Candidates: Cleft to rightl Patty Andrews, Mary Iordan, lean Shaffer. TCP: Benny Brown presides over the convention of the assistant secretary, Eddie Myers, vice-president. Class Rep- Naiionalist Party, which was victorious in the mock election re-sentatives: Patti Curnrninqs, senior, Iulia Moore, sopho- last fall. more: Ioy Richey, freshman. LOVVER LEFT: Student Activities Board Officers: Hugh LOWER RIGHT: Winners of the American Legion Good Moreillon, president, Bill Locklear, secretary, Ted Worley, Citizenship Award: Maellen Wright and George Spradlinq. FACULTY ART MISS IANET KELLER MRS. LOREEN DEWAARD MR. F. M. HOWARD COMMERCIAL MRS. MARGARET ROWE MR. E. F. FISHER MRS. ELLEN IANE MEAD MR. S. I. PITTENGER ENGLISH MR. SEWARD CRAIG MRS. BETTY BAKER MISS DOROTHY L. BROWN MR. DARRELL H. GOOCH MISS SUE GUTHERIDGE MISS ALICE C. HANKINS MISS MARTHANA MCWHIR MISS ELLEN O'DRAIN MISS ELIZABETH SMITH MR. H. C. TOBIN MISS BETTY L. WILLIAMS HOME ECONOMICS MISS HELEN B. ALLEN MISS LOIS E. COY MISS DORIS HASLER INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. E. A. PATTERSON MR. WATHEN D. LEASOR MR. ROSCOE PIERSON MR. HERVIE VERTREES FOREIGN LANGUAGE MISS NARCIE POLLITT MISS THELMA COOLEY MRS. MARY C. DIAZ MISS HILDEGARDE KUHAR MISS MARY E. THUMMA A MATHEMATICS MR. HERBERT G. LUDLOW MRS. HARRIETT CLARK MR. CHARLES GROSS MRS. LUCY IANE HENRY MR. FRED C. LEMLEY J -um ' XP' X Y . MRS. MILDRED D. LOEW MISS ANNA K, SUTER MUSIC MR. FRANK S. WATKINS MR. ROBERT H. BURFORD MR. IOHN SHEPARD PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH MR. RAY W. BOWMAN MR. SAMUEL T. KELLEY MR. ELWOOD YEAGER MRS. MARIORIE ARMSTRONG MISS CELIA A. SMITH MISS IEAN WESTPHAL SCIENCE MR. VIRGIL H. HENISER MR. RICHARD HAMMOND MR. FLOYD L, IEFFRIES MR. PAUL E. KLINGE MR. WILLIAM SMITH NR. THOMAS STIRLING MR, MERLE WIMMER SOCIAL STUDIES MR. RUSSELL CURTIS MR. WADE FULLER MR. H. A. KAYLER MISS DOROTHA E. KIRK MR. KENNETH M. SMARTZ MRS. HATTIE LOU WINSLOW lg. ,Qi??i59igi'i?s5fQQ.:5:' ggfzw.,,g:iA,f,1aA 4 f- ggixfzgr 131. X1, MQ. ,f ggi -A AA. fi fl' .. A Kew , B .k,- AJ, Ffsgw-wi.,z,m1e,mm:,f.,.f , wfA1,wApwM A' , M W, Www, . A my A . ., A. is , . -ww M Aww ass A ,. A. 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DOLORES IEAN BAYNE DELILAH MAE BEATLEY ROBERT IOSEPH BEGO PHYLLIS BELL ' ROSAMOND MARIE BENDER MARY ALICE BIRGE WILLIAM BLOCKER IEAN MARILYN BLUMENAUER DOROTHY ROSE BOHEIM BARBARA IEAN BOHLINGER LAVINA ROSE BOORAM PHYLLIS ANN BOWLES BERTHA LOUISE BRANSON ROBERT BRENTON GERRY BROSHEARS IOANN MAE BROWER BENNY LEROY BROWN DOROTHY MAE BROWN BARBARA IEAN BULLARD 'WALTER RICHARD BURNS MAURICE BURTON CAROL BUSH SENl.ORSOFl9-47 CHARLES B. COPELAND-Senior Class President 45 Music Festival 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Golf 1-35 Letterman's Club 45 Visual Ed. 2, 3. PATRICIA IEAN CUMMINGS-Senior Class V. Pres. 45 Library Club 15 Home Ec. Club l. 25 Home Room Agent 25 Choir 2-45 Operetta 35 Music Festival 1-45 Pleas- ant Run Revue 2, 45 Vihota Club Sec. 32 Violet Queen Cand. 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Page 3 Ed. 45 News Bureau, Eastside Press 3, Indpls. Herald 45 Com- mencement Com. 45 A Date With ludy 4, Elouise5 Student Activity Board 45 May Pageant 25 Music Club 3. WILLIAM R. LOCKLEAR-Senior Class Treasurer 45 Football l-45 Basketball l-4, Capt. 45 Track l-45 Homeroom Pres. 2, 35 Brown Boy Cand. 35 Boys State Represen- tative 35 Senior Iewelry Com. 35 Constitu- tion Com. 45 Mock Election 4, It. Gov.5 Home Room Clerk 45 Student Activity Board 3, 4, Sec. 45 Letterman's Club Pres. 45 HOWE TOWER 3, 45 Senior Play Corn. 4. MARY DENE IORDANfSenior Class Secretary 45 Golden Girl Cand. 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart 3, Cand. 45 HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Constitution Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Spanish Club 35 Mock Elec- tion 4, Auditor. NORBERT E. ADRIAN--Cathedral H. S. l, 25 Golf Team 3, 45 Latin Play 35 Mock Election 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE ALTOM - Senior Play Com. 45 Golf Team 3, 45 Mock Elec- tion 4. . RICHARD EDWARD BAKER-Football l-45 Basketball l-45 Beta Hi-Y l, 25 Hi-Y 35 Home Room Agent l-35 Track l, 25 Mock Election 3, 45 Letterman's Club 4. GIOVONNA IANE BALL-Choir 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 War Stamp Chart l-35 Music Festival l-45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se- Gi 45 Teacher Asst. 3, 45 U. N. O. Contest 3, Winner5 HOWE TOWER 3, 45 Foot- light Revelers 3, 45 Stage Door 3, Mattie5 History Club Sec, 3, Pres. 45 Senior Play 4, Usher5 Mock Election 4. RONALD WILLIAM BANKS-Track Team l-45 Cross Country 2-45 Music Festival l, 25 Mock Election 4, Speaker5 Intra-mural Sports. RONALD O. BARBER- Colors Com. Chm. 45 Music Festival l-45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Choir 1, 2. L. G. BARNES-Hi-Y 35 Mock Election 4. THOMAS EDWARD WENDELL BARNES -Winter Party Com. 45 Football 1-45 Letterman's Club Sec. Treas. 45 Basket- ball 15 Track 45 Mock Election 45 Student Activity Board 25 Home Room Agent 2. ESTEL NORMAN BARRY IR.-Beta Hi-Y 2, Outstanding Member 25 Intra-mural Track 2, 35 Philosopher 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 45 Student Activity Board 3, 4, Chm. Assembly Com. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Commencement Usher 35 Latin Club 4, Consul5 Mock Election 4, Poll Worker5 Winter Party Com. 45 Warren Central H. S. l. DOLORES IEAN BAYNE-Audio Visual 4. DELILAH MAE BEATLEY---May Pageant 35 Vihota 35 Ho-Se-Gi 4. ROBERT JOSEPH BEGO-Latin Club l5 Hi- Y 45 Intramural Track l-3. PHYLLIS IOAN BELL-Music Festival 35 May Pageant 3. ROSAMOND MARIE BENDER-Ho-Se-Gt 45 Girl's Party Chm. 35 Music Festival l-35 Vihota Club 35 Home Room Sec. 15 May Festival 35 Art Award 35 Music Club 3. MARY ALICE BIRGEfFranklin Twp. H. S. l, 25 Ho-Se-Gi 4. WILLIAM BLOCKER-Home Room Pres. 25 Intra-mural Track 2-4. IEAN MARILYN BLUMENAUER-Music Club Sec. 45 G. A. A. l5 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Music Festival 3, 45 Choir 45- Girl's Ensemble 45 Solo Festival 45 Arts and Crafts Sec. l5 May Pageant 25 Pleas- ant Run Revue 4. DOROTHY ROSE BOHEIM-Music Fes- tival 15 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Teachers Asst. 35 Home Room Clerk 2, 35 Lanina 2. BARBARA IEAN BOHLINGER-Cub Club l5 Music Club 2, 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Lanina 25 Library Asst. 3, 45 Home Room Agent 2: A Date With ludy 4, Prompter5 Span- ish Club l. LAVINA ROSE BOORAM-Cub Club 1: Scholastic Key 25 Cancer Control Poster Contest 2, 3, Hon. Mention5 May Pageant 25 Library Poster Contest 3, 3rd Prize5 Poppy Day Poster 3, 3rd Prize5 Vihota Club 35 Harry Doehila Greeting Card Con- test 3, 4, Winner5 Herron Art Scholarship 45 Nat. Humane Association Poster Con- test 4, lst Prize5 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Senior Class Play Com. Chm. House Man. and Pro- grams 4. PI-IYLLIS ANN BOWLES-HOWE TOWER 2-45 G. A. A. 1-4, lst Award5 Ho-Se-Gi Cub Club 15 Home 45 Vihota Club 35 Room Bus. Mgr. l, 35 Gym Asst. 2, 45 Music Festival l-45 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Latin Club 35 French Club 3 , BERTHA LOUISE BRANSON-- Home room Officer 45 Music Festival 15 Office Helper 35 G. A. A. 15 Home Ec. Club 15 May Pageant 2. ROBERT BRENTON-White Plains, N. Y. l, 25 Home Room Agent 45 Times Current Affairs Contest 35 Audio-Visual Club 45 Iunior Historical Club 45 Student Activity Board 3. GERRY BROSHEARS-G. A. A. l, 25 Cheerleader 25 Music Festival 1, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Gym Asst. 25 Vespers Com. 45 May Pag- eant 25 State Day 2. IOANN MAE BROWER-Ho-Se-Gi 45 Music Festival 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 May Pageant 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Club 3. BENNY LEROY BROWNfTechnical H. S. l, 25 Mock Election Gov. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Hi-Y 4. DOROTHY MAE BROWN-Vihota Club 3. BARBARA IEAN BULLARD-Manual H. S. 15 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 4. ' WALTER RICHARD BURNS -- Technical H. S. 15 Senior Treas. Com. 45 Audio- Visual Club 45 Gold Team 4. V MAURICE BURTON --- Warren Central H. S. l-3. canor. IANE BUSH-- choir 4, Music Festival 1-4, Music Club 35 Home Ec Club 1, 2, sec. 1, Vihota club 35 Ha-se-G1 4, Cub Club 25 Home 'Room Agent 3. Lucy Evans, Carolyn Steffy, Ralph Cowser and Don McCoun write some good excuses Why they are late to Home Room tor Mrs. Baker. t t E, SENIO RSOFl947' CAROLYN CAMPBELL -- Senior Colors RALPH LUPTON COWSER-Choir 2, 4. THELMA M. DORRIS-May Pageant 2. Com. 45 Orchestra 1-45 May Pageant 1: Music Festival 1-35 Operetta 35 Vihota Club 35 Music Award 4. EVELYN IANE CARR-May Pageant 15 Senior Play, Usher 45 Office Helper 25 Home Room Agent 1. ANNA LEE CLEMANS-Music Festival 3, 45 May Pageant 35 G. A. A. 25 Spanish Club 35 Violet Queen Can. 35 Class Day Com, 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Pleas- ant Run Revue 4. RUSSELL F. COREY-Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 45 Cross Country 2-45 Letter- man's Club 1,25 Spring Party Com. 45 Music Festival 1, 25 Latin Play 25 Choir 2. ROBERT STEELE CORYA-Cross Coun- try 1, 25 Spring Party- Com. 45 Track 1-35 Commencement Usher 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Home Room Agent 1-45 Hi-Y 45 Intramural Track 35 Mock Election 45 Beta Hi-Y 2. RICHARD M. COTTON-Latin Club 1, 25 Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice Pres. 15 Music Fes- tival-2-45 Operetta 1, 3, Niki 35 Football 1, 25 Track 1-35 Boy's Octet 2-45 Howe En- semble 2-45 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Choir 2-45 Footlight Revelers 3, 45 Stage Door 3, David Kings1ey5 Intra-mural Track 35 Date With Iudy 4, Mr. Martindale5 Class Day Com. 4. DON E. COVAL-eBasketball l-45 Cross Country 1, 45 Bandll-35 Senior Iewelry Com. 45 'Brown Boy Can. 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Home Room Agent 2-45 Track 15 Constitution Com. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Intra-mural Track 3, 45 Let- terman's Club 3, 45 Spring Party Com. 45 Mock Election, Cand. for Gov. 4. With an eye of approval, Io Ann Marquis, L. G. Barnes and Phyllis Bell inspect the senior colors of the 1947 senior class. IOANNE LOUISE CRAWFORD-Constt tution Com. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Golden Girl Cand. 35 Home Ec. Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 G. A. A. 45 Date With Iudy 4, Iudy5 Gym Asst. 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pageant 3, 45 Office Helper 25 Gym Meet 2, 2nd in Tumbling, 3. BEVERLY ANN CUBEL-Gym Asst. 35 G. A. A. 2-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Winter Party Com. 45 May Pageant 2, 35 G. A. A. award 35 Spanish Club 15 History Club Cor. Sec. 3. MARY ANNE CULLeVespers Com. Chm. 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Choir 2-45 Girls Octette 2, 35 Music Festival 1-45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Spanish Club'35 May Pageant 25 Music Club 35 Howe Ensemble 3. BETTY IRENE DALLAS-Senior Play Com. 45 Gym Asst. 45 G. A. A. 1, 25 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Vihota Club 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Festival 45 May Pageant 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3. IAMES DENNY-Footlight Revelers 2-4, Pres. 45 Senior Play Com. Chm. 45 Band 1, 25 Music Festival 1, 25 Stage Door 351' Keith Burgess5 Little VV'omen 2, Iohn ' Brook5 A Date With Iudy 4, Mr. Foster5 Latin Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, Treas. 25 Cub Club 1, 25 Pl'easant Run Revue 45 History Club 35 HILLTOPPER Asst. Sports Ed. 3, Sports Ed. 4. MARIORY GLEN DEPUTY-Cub Club 1: Spanish Club 15 G. A. A. 25 May Pageant 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Home Room Sec. 1-35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Mock Election 4, Record- er5 Senior Sub-Treas. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 4. MARGARET TINA DeWITTE - Office Helper 3, 45 May Festival'2, 35 Home Room Sec. 45 Cub Club 1, BARBARA L. DIETRICHM Music Festival 1, 25 May Pageant 1-35 Spanish Luncheon Club Sec. 35 Home Room Agent 1, 25 Math Asst. 15 Ho-Se-Gi 45 G. A. A. 15 Lunch Pass Checker 2. WILLIAM F. DODDSAMusic Festival 1, 25 lntra-mural Track 1, 3, 4. RAMONA DONGWORTHeVil'iota Club 35 Music Club 3, 45 Music Festival 2, 37 May Pageant 2, 35 Choir 3, 4: G. A. A. 35 H0-se-Gi 4. IEAN DONOUGH-- Cub Club 1: Art Scholarship 45 Fishermen's Club 3. RUTH ANNE DOWDEN ---- Music Festival 1-35 Latin Club 15 G. A. A. 1, 35 Y-Teen Club 3, Pres. 45 Vihota Club 35 May Pag- eant 2, 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Math Asst. 4. IULIA P. DOWNEY--Music Festival 25 Clinic Asst. 45 Band 3, 45 Y-Teen Club 4. ANNA MARGARET EIKENBERRY-Cub Club Pres. 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Math Asst. 35 Winter Party Com. 35 Home Room Agent 15 English Asst. 3, 45 Music Festi- val 45 Ho-Se-Gi 4. DONALD FREDRIC ELBERTeIntra-mural Track 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3. LENORE MARIE ELBRACI-ITA-Music Fes- tival 1-3. MARIORIE ELLIOTT-G. A. A. 35 Pleas- ant Run Revue 4, IUANITA D. EMBRY-Choir Award 45 Music Festival 1-35 Octette 45 Music Club 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Home Room Agent 25 Girl's Party 3, 4. CAROL LOUISE ENGLEMAN-G. A. A. 1-45 Cheerleader 2, 3, Major Award5 Home Ec. Club 1-35 Office Helper 35 Vihota Club 35 Girl Reserves 3. v ROBERT L. ERBRICH-Golf 2-4: HILL- TOPPE3 Agent 25 Music Festival 25 Choir 25 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Hoosier Boys State Award5 Spanish Club 15 Iunior His- torical Club V. Pres. 35 May Pageant 25 Commencement 3, Usher. LUCY ANN EVANS-May Pageant 2: Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Office Helper 2. 3. GEORGE FAENZI IOHN S. FIELDS CAROLYN I. FISBECK-Winter Party cam. 4, HO-sa-Gi 4, Vihota Club 35 Pleas- ant Run Revue 25 Office Helper 3, 45 May Pageant 2. DONALD E. FITZWATERfFootba1l 1-3: Music Festival 1-35 May Pageant l-3. SUZANNE FOSTER -- Choir 2-47 Gir1'S Octette 2-45 Operetta 3, Princess Helene5 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Office Helper 25 May Pageant 1-45 Music Festival 1-4: Vocal Ensemble 2-45 Vihota Club 35 Class Day Com, 4: lunior Red Cross 15 Ho-Se-G2 45 Spanish Club 25 Cub Club 1, 2, Pres. 2. 'EAROLYN CAMPBELL IVELYN IANE CARR XNNA LEE CLEMANS RUSSELL E. COREY ROBERT STEELE CORYA I IICHARD M. COTTON DON E. COVAL ,IALPI-I LUPTON COWSER OANNE LOUISE CRAWFORD SEVERLY ANN CUBEL JIARY ANNE CULL BETTY IRENE DALLAS AMES DENNY JIARIORY GLEN DEPUTY MARGARET TINA DE WITTE FARBARA L. DIETRICI-I WILLIAM F. DODDS FAMONA DONGWORTH EAN DONOUGI-I THELMA M. DORRIS I RUTH ANNE DOWDEN IULIA P. DOWNEY ANNA MARGARET EIKENBERRY DONALD FREDRIC ELBERT IENORE MARIE ELBRACI-IT r. A1 VIARIORIE ELLIOTT UANITA D. EMBRY CAROL LOUISE ENGLEMAN OBERT L. ERBRICI-I UCY ANN EVANS GEORGE EAENZI IOI-IN S. FIELDS CAROLYN I. FISBECK DON E. FITZWATER SUZANNE FOSTER EDNA LOIS FOUST MARIORY MARY FRANCIS THOMAS BENIAMIN FRANTZ MARIANA FULLEN DORIS ANN GAINES MARY ANN GAITHER CAROL IEANNE GAMBILL FRANCES ANN GARINGER ELEANOR IEAN GARRETT RICHARD GARRISON DOUGLAS EARLAN GILL ALAN A. GISE CAROLYN R. GORMAN MARVIN GRESSEL LEONARD IOSEPH GRIMES DONALD L. GROENE IOHANNE M. GUENTER RUTH M. GUTHRIE HAROLD HAIR IR. IOHN BRADLEY HALL IONA LEE HAM CAROLYN LOUISE HANDY IAMES RICHARD HARGRAVE GEORGE EDWARD HARRIS MARILYN HARTON FRANK KELLER HAUGH BARBARA LORRAINE HAUSER ROSALIND HAVENS DONA HEITZ DONALD F. HENKLE IACK G. HENTHORN IEAN CAROL I-IICKERSON DORIS IUNE HILL RICHARD I. HISE ROBERT I. HITTLE SENIORSOFIQ47 EDNA LOIS FOUST-Vihota Club 3, Ho- Se-Gi 4, May Pageant 2, Home Ec. Club 2, 3. MARJORY MARY FRANCIS- Blewett High School, St. Louis, Mo., l-3. THOMAS B. FRANTZ- -Track 1. MARIANA FULLEN4HOWE TOWER 4, Tick Tocks, Winter Party Com. 4, Sub- Treas. Com. 4, Music Festival 1, Spanish Club 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, Home Room Bus. Mgr. 1, 2, HILLTOPPER Agent 1, 4, Lanina 2, I-Io-Se-Gi 4. DORIS ANN GAINES-G. A .A. 3, 4, 1-3 Awards, Cheerleader 3, 4, May Pageant 3, Gym. Asst. 3, 4, Home Room Bus. Agent 4, Cub Club 2, Shortridge H. S. 1. MARY ANN GAITHER-G. A. A. 2-4, lst Award, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Cheerleader 2,3, lst Award, May Pag- eant 2, Spring Party Com. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Cub Club 2. CAROL IEANNE GAMBILL-Latin Con- test 1, 2, lst Prize, Pleasant Run Revue 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, Home Room Sec. 2, Winter Party Com. 4, Latin Clinic 1-3, Vihota Club 3, Radio Spelling Contest 4, May Festival 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Gym. Asst. 3. FRANCES ANN GARINGER-Senior Play Com. 4, Vihota Club 3, I-Io-Se-Gi 4, May Pageant 2, Library Asst. 2, 3, Office Helper 4. ELEANOR J. GARRETT-Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Home Room Bus. Agent l, Music Festival 1. RICHARD GARRISON-Broad Ripple H. S. 3, Track 1. DOUGLAS EARLAN GILL-Track 1-4, Football I, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Music Festival 1-4, Boy's Octet 2-4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Operetta 1, 3, Prince Rupert 3, Latin Club l, 2, Class Day Com. Chm. 4, May Pageant 1-4, Junior Red Cross 1-4, Choir 1-4, Representative Purdue Legislative Con. 4. ALAN GISE+Senior Play Com. 4, Latin Club 1, 2: HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Asso. Ed. 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Music Festival 1-4, Beta Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Track l, 2, Stu- dent Activity Board 4, Stage Door 3, Frank, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Cub Club Pres. 2, A Date With Judy 4, Stagehand, HILLTOPPER Agent 3, 4, Choir 2-4, Cub Club Pres. 2. CAROLYN R. GORMAN W- Choir 1-4, Music Festival 1-4, Cheerleader 2-4, G. A. A. 1-4, Vice Pres. 4, G. A. A. Awards l-3, Y-Teens 1-4, Chaplin 3, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, Operetta 3, May Festival 1-4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Junior Red Cross Sec. 1, 2, Home Room Bus. Agent 2, 3. MARVIN GRESSEL-Technical H. S. 1, 2. 2 'C LEONARD JOSEPH GRIMEQ-Basketball 1, Capt., Home Room Ofticeir 1. 1 E DONALD L. GROENE-Aquinas H. S., Columbus, Ohio, 1, 2. Football 4, Letter- men's Club 4, IOHANNE M. GUENTER--Vihota Club 3, Home Ec. Club I, 2, Cheerleader 1-4, G. A. A. Pres. 4, Student Activity Board 3, G. A. A. Awards 1-4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Gym Asst. 2, 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Girl Reserves 2, May Pageant 1-3, Gym Meet, Awards 2, 3. RUTH M. GUTHRIE-HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Page Ed. 4, News Bureau 4, Indpls. News, Cub Club 1, Latin Club Sec. 1, 2, Choir 2-4, Gir1's Octette 2-4, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi Vice Pres. 4, Music Festival 1-3, May Pageant 2, 3, Winter Party Com. 4, Senior Play Com. 4, Home Room Sec. 3, Operetta 3, Pleasant Run Revue 4, HILLTOPPER Bus. Agent 3. HAROLD HAIR JR. IOHN BRADLEY HALL -- Music Festi- val 1, IONA LEE I-IAM-May Pageant 1, Music Festival 1, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4. CAROLYN LOUISE HANDY-May Pag- eant 1, Cub Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Clinic Asst. 4, A Date With Judy 4, Hannah, Mock Election 4, City Counselor 4. JAMES RICHARD HARGRAVE-Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Vespers Com. 4, Music Festival 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Choir 1. GEORGE EDWARD I-IARRIS-Letter man's Club 2-4, Cub Club 2, Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4, Choir 1-4, Senior Col- ors Corn. 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Operetta 1, 3, Music Festival 1-4. MARILYN HARTON--Milroy H. S., Mil- roy, Ind., 1-3, Latin Club 4, Ho-Se-Gi 4, G. A. A. 4, Girls Octette 4, Choir 4. FRANK KELLER I-IAUGH-Spanish Club Track 1, Home Room Asst. 1, 3. BARBARA LORRAINE HAUSER--Vihota Club 3, May Pageant l, Spanish Club 2, Library Asst. 2-4. ROSALIND I-IAVENS---Music Festival 1, 2, Office Helper 4. DONA HEITZ-Vihota Club 3, Girl Ra- serves 3, Y-Teens 4. DONALD F. I-IENKLE-Basketball 1, Football 1, Track 1, Cross Country Mgr. 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Home Room Representa- tive 3, Spring Party Com. 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Gym Asst. 3, Intramural Track 2-4, Intramural Basketball 4. JACK G. HENTHORN-Football 1, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 4, Winter Party Com. 4, Intramural Track 1, 4. JEAN CAROL HICKERSON-Home Room Bus. Agent 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Home Es. Club 1, Cub Club 2, Science Dept. Asst. 4, Teacher Asst. 3. ., 3 . .lf DORIS JUNE HILL-Vihota Club 3, Of- fice Helper 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Spring Party Com. 4, Ho-Se-Gi 4, English Office Asst. 4, Senior Office Asst. 4. RICHARD E. HISE---Broad Ripple H. S. 1, Lakewood H. S., Ohio, 2. ROBERT 'i. HITTLE - intra-mural Track and Basketball. Donald Groene, Gloria Speer, and Glenn Mock seem to enjoy looking into a showcase filled with College Day advertisement. SENIO HELEN M. I-IODGES-Pleasant Run Re- vue 45 Winter Party, Com. 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Vihota Club 35 Violet Queen 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Tick TockS5 Home Room Bus. Agent 15 Office Helper 2, 35 Music Festival 1-45 Cub Club 25 Girl's Octette 4- Senior Sub-Trea 5 V . V J-.fy Com. 45 Music Award 45 Choir 2-4. 'X VIRGINIA M. HOLLINGSWORTH-Music Festival 1, 35 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 4. ETHEI.. MAE HOOKER-Music Festival l, Glee Club 1-4. PATRICIA ANN I-IOOVER-Home Room Bus. Agent 1, 25 Home Room Asst. 2, 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Art Award 4. HUGH A. HUDSON-Latin Club 15 Football 45 Winter Party Com. 4. IACQUELINE LARUE HUDSON- Foot- ball Queen 45 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Vihota Club 35 Music Festival 1, 25 May Festival 35 Spanish Club 2. IEANNIE HUNT'-Vihota Club 35 G. A. A. 3. BETTE LOUISE HUTCHISON-Cheer leader 4, lst and 2nd Award5 Clinic Asst. 45 Vihota Club 35 May Pageant 2, 3. a MAYOLA IDLEWINE- - ' KARYL ANN IKERD-eSpanish Club 15 G. A. A. 3, 45 Gym Asst. 3, 45 Choir 25 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Student Ac- tivity Board 45 Office Clerk, 3, 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Music Festival 15 Footlight Revelers 45 Pleasant Run Revue 4. Betty Ann Sly and Virginia lones preparing for one of the last duties of any senior. BARBARA IEAN INGERSOLL-Football Queen Cand. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 HOWE TOW- ER 3, 4, Cubby Hole5 Home Room Bus. Agent 35 Office Helper 25 Music Festival 1-45 Cub Club 25 Girl's Octette 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Operetta 3, Louisa5 Music Award'i15 chair 1, 45 Latin club 1, 2. if L WILLIAM F. INSLEYeSpring Party Com. 4, Chm.5 Latin Club 15 Beta Hi-Y Sec. 25 Hi5Y 3, 45 Footlight Revelers 1-4, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Letters to Lu- cerne 1, Postmam Little Women 2, Professor Bhaer5 Stage Door 3, Father5 Date.With Iudy 4, Randolph5 HILL- TOPPER 3, 4, Make-up Ed.5 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Scholastic Art Award 25 Student Activity Board 15 Track 15 American Le- gion Constitution Speech 3, lst in School. BARBARA ANN IACKSON-History Club 3, 45 Vihota Club 3: Commencement Com. 45 Home Ec. Dept. Asst. 25 How Can America Unite For Defense Radio Pro- gram 4. ALVERA CATHERINE IOHNSeMusic Festival 1, 25 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Clinic Asst. 4. IACK HENRY IOI-INS-Football 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Band l, 25 Senior Play Com. 45 Hi-Y 3. 4, Treas. MARY CATHERINE JOHNSON -- Girl's Octette 2-45 Music Festival l-45 Cub Club SGC. lj Latin Club 15 G. A. A. 25 Scho- lastic Art Award 35 Home Room Officer 1, 25 Lanina 25 Senior Play Com. 45 Sen- ior Music Award 45 Home Room Agent 1-35 Choir 2-45 May Pageant 35 Science Club 2. SUZANNE IOHNSON-Choir 45 May Pageant 1-45 Music Festival 1, 3, 45 , A Date With Judy 4, Usher5 History Club 3: Spanish Club 25 Ho-Se-Gi Club 45 Science Club 4. PEGGY SUE IOHNSTON-May Pageant 35 Music Festival 2, 35 G. A. A. if VIRGINIA LOUISE IONES-Vihota Club 3: Ho-Se-Gi 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 G. A. A. 2-4, lst AWard5 Home EC. Club lg Spring Party Com. 45 May Pageant l5 Gym Asst. 4. MARGARET LOUISE JORDAN-Latin Club 2, 35 Horizon Club 1, 25 A Date With Iudy 4, Mrs. Hotchkiss5 Class Day Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi Sec. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Clinic Asst. 45 Gym Meet 2, 45 Music Festival 45 May Pageant 25 French Club 3. ROBERT ELLIOTT IOSEf A Date With ludy 4, Oogie Pringle5 HILLTOPPER 3, 4, Bus. Mgr.5 Footlight Revelers 2-4, RSOFl947 Treas. 45 Band 35 Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice Pres.5 Hi-Y 3, 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Stage Door 3, Gretzel5 Latin Club 15 Pleasant Run Revue 4. SHIRLEY IOSLIN-Choir 2-45 Music Festival 1-45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pageant 15 Library Asst. 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 A Date With ludy 4, Usher5 Music Award 4. MARY L. JUSTICE-Technical H. S. 1-3. IACK KELLER-Bloomfield H. S. l-35 Senior Play Com. 4. PATRICIA IOAN KENNEDY-Home Room Pres. l5 Choir 1-45 Operetta 3, Kay Rob- inson5 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Girl's Oc- tette 3, 45 Vihota Club 35 Ho-se-Gi 45 Music Festival 1-45 May Pageant 1-45 Sen- ior Play Com. 45 Commencement Com. 45 Office Helper 35 Spanish Club 1. ROGER C. KENNEDY-Basketball 1, 3: Football l, 3, 45 Track 1-45 Cross Country 25 Senior Colors Com. 45 Home Room Of- ficer 35 Home Room Agent 35 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Music Festival 1, 2. FRANK F. KENWORTHY 7 Golf 3, 45 Class Day Com. 45 lntra-mural Golf 3, 4. BARBARA IEAN KIDD-Choir 2-45 Girl's Octette 2, 35 Music Festival l-45 May Pag- eant 1-45 Operetta 3, Anearl5 Vihota Club 35 Iunior Historical Club 45 Footlight Rev- elers 45 Ho-Se-Gi 45 You Can't Take lt With You 4, Prompter. PATRICIA KILANDER - Cheerleader 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pageant 2, 35 Gym Asst. 45 Spring Party Com. 4. BERNARD KIRKHAM- WILLIAM A. KNECHT - PAUL KOOP-- PATRICIA KOSSATZ-Golden Girl 45 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Office Helper 45 Music Festival 15 Cub Club 15 Latin Club 15 May Pageant 25 Clinic Asst. 45 G. A. A. 15 Senior Com. 4. PATRICIA LYNNE KRUSE-Senior Play Com. 45 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Vihota Club 35 Span- ish Club l, 25 Office Helper 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pageant 2. W. BRUCE LAETSCI-I-Senior Play Com. 45 Latin Club 15 Beta Hi-Y 25 Entered from Crawfordsville 4. HELEN M. HODGES VIRGINIA M. HOLLINGSWORTI-I ETHEL MAE HOOKER PATRICIA ANN HOOVER HUGH A. HUDSON IACOUELINE LARUE HUDSON IEANNIE HUNT LETTE LOUISE HUTCHISON MAYOLA IDLEWINE KARYL ANN IKERD BARBARA IEAN INGERSOLL 'WILLIAM F. INSLEY BARBARA ANN IACKSON ALVERA CATHERINE IOHNS IACK HENRY IOHNS MARY CATHERINE IOHNSON SUZANNE IOHNSON PEGGY SUE IOHNSTON VIRGINIA LOUISE IONES MARGARET LOUISE IORDAN ROBERT ELLIOTT IOSE SHIRLEY ICSLIN MARY IUSTICE IACK I. KELLER PATRICIA IOAN KENNEDY ROGER KENNEDY FRANK E. KENVVORTHY BARBARA IEAN KIDD PATRICIA KILANDER BERNARD KIRKHAM WILLIAM A. KNECHT PAUL KOOP PATRICIA LOUISE KOSSATZ PATRICIA LYNNE KRUSE W. BRUCE LAETSCH ,fvl ff X QCII I 06 I if xx , -4 Ig, , NORMAN LEE LANE PATRICIA LOUISE LEFFLER5 MARY EVA LESTER DOROTHY IEAN LEWIS IANET L. LEWIS ELIZABETH LIEN IULIA A. LIPP THOMAS M. LOFTON IAMES L. LOHMAN EUGENE W, MCCLARNEY DOROTHY MCCLELLAND IACK MCCORMICK DONALD I. MCCOUN RUTH ANN MCDONALD IEAN ANN MCMAHAN BARBARA LEE MCMATH MARIE McMILLAN GRETA LEA MCNEW MARY ANN MALOTT PATRICIA I. MARKS IO ANN MARQUIS PATRICIA ANNE MARSH WANDA MARIE MARSHALL GLEN MARTINIE MARY LOU MAY GLENN MOCK GEORGINA MOON EVELYN MOORE IAMES MOORE HUGH L. MOREILLON ELIZABETH ANN MORELLO SUZANNE MOSHENROSE FRED MYERS WADE A. MYERS WILLIAM A. NEVILL SENIQ NORMAN LEE LANE-Choir 2, 3. PATRICIA LOUISE LEFFLER- -Latin Club 1, 27 G. A. A. 1-4, l-4 Awards7 Cub Club 17 Cheerleader 2-47 Violet Queen Cand. 37 Track Queen Cand. 37 Vihota Club 37 Cheerleader Awards 1-37 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Gym Asst. 2-47 Gym Office Asst. 3, 47 HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Ed.-in-chief 47 Winter Party Com. 47 Spring Party Com. 47 Opereta 37 A Date With Iudy 4, Mrs. Schullz- hammer7 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Office Helper 27 News Bureau 3, Marion County Mail7 Representative Inter-School Council 3, 47 May Pageant 2, 4. MARY EVA LESTER- Senior Colors Com. 47 Golden Girl Cand. 37 Spanish Club l, 27 I-IOWE TOWER 3, 4, Page l Ed. 47 Cub Club 17 News Bureau 4, Eastside Press7 Track Queen Cand. 37 Vihota Club 37 Gym Office Asst. 37 Student Activities Board 37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 May Pag- eant 27 G. A. A. 17 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Mock Election 47 Howe Representative to Hi- Lites. DOROTHY IEAN LEWIS-Latin Club l. 27 Home Room Vice Pres. 17 Clinic Asst.7 May Pageant 27 Entered from Seymour. IANET L. LEWIS-Student Activities Board 27 Office Helper l7 Choir 3, 47 Music Festival 1-37 May Pageant 2, 37 Spring Party Com. 4. ELIZABETH LIEN-Dayton, Ohio, l-37 A Date With ludy 4, Suzie7 G. A. A. 4. IULIA A. LIPP-Music Festival l-37 Operetta 37 Choir 1-47 Spanish Club l. THOMAS M. LOI-'TON-HOWE TOWER 37 SubATreas. Com. 47 Latin Club 17 De- bate Club 47 Boys State Representative 37 Iunior Historical Club 47 Winter Party Com. 47 Ball State Teachers College De- bate Representative 4. IAMES L. LOHM AN-- EUGENE W. M:CLARN'EYe- Winter Party Com. 47 Track l, 3, 47 Music Festival l-47 Operetta 1, 37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Boy's Octet 3, 47 Choir l-47 May Pageant l-3. DOROTHY MCCLELLAND Horne Ei. Club 2. JACK M:CORMICK-- -Cub Club l7 Junior Red Cross l-3, Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 37 Music Festival l-37 May Pageant 2, 37 Track 27 Science Club Pres. 2, 37 'Biology Lab. Asst. 2, 37 HOWE TOWER 3, 47 Football 3, 47 Senior Play Com. 4, Usher Chm. DONALD I. McCOUN-- RS RUTH ANN MCDONALD-May Pageant 27 Vihota Club 37 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Art Dept. Asst. 47 Senior Play Com. 4. IEAN ANN MCMAHAN--May Pageant 27 Latin Club 27 French Club 37 G. A. A. 27 Vihota Club 37 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Winter Party Com. 47 Clinic Asst. 4. BARBARA LEE MCMATHQ 'Latin Club 17 May Pageant 37 Y-Teens 3, 47 Music Fes- tival 37 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Vihota 3. MARIE McMILLANf eLatin Club 27 Latin Paper 27 Spanish Club 37 May Festival 37 Music Club 47 Office Helper 37 Orchestra 47 Vihota Club 37 Ho-Se-Gi 47 How Can America Unite For Defense 4, Radio Program. GRETTA LEA MCNEW- Music Festival 2, 37 Gym Asst. 37 Home Room Asst. l. MARY ANN MALOTT-Latin Club 27 Cub Club 1, 27 Vihota Club 37 G. A. A. l7 Ho-Se-Gi 47 French Club 27 Home Ec. Club 1-4, Pres. 27 HOWE TOWER 37 HILLTOPPER 4, Senior Ed.7 Horizon Club Pres. 47 Scholastic Art Award 37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Winter Party Com. 47 May Pageant 27 Latin Clinic 2, 37 Home Room Sec. 2. PATRICIA I. MARKS-Music Festival 37 Choir7 Library Asst. 2, 3, IO ANN MARQUIS --'- Cub Club 1, 27 Home Ec. Club 2-4, Pres. 37 Spanish Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Home Ec. Dept. Asst. 37 May Pageant 27 Pleasant Run Revue 4. PATRICIA ANNE MARSH-Music Fes- tlval 1-47 May Pageant 2,37 Spanish Club 17 Senior Play Com. 47 G. A. A. 2, 37 Vihota Club 3. WANDA MARIE MARSHALL-May Fesf tival 2, 37 G. A. A. 17 Cub Club 17 Vihota Club 37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Ho-Se-Gi 47 Football Queen Cand. 47 Commence- ment Corn. 4. fx GLEN MARTINIE ff Music Festival 17 Operetta 17 Track 27 Cross Country 27 Football 37 Track Mgr. l7 Football MT. l7 May Festival 17 U. N. Essay Contest 3, 4. W, F Mg o lv: MARY LOU MAYfMusic Festival 1, 37 Y-Teens 47 Ho-Se-Gi 47 May Pageant 2. GLENN I-'. MOCK--Choir l-471 History Club 3, 47 Choir Librarian 47 Music Fes- tival l-47 Operetta 37 May Pageant 2-4. OFl947 GEORGINA MOON-Bosse H.. S. 1-37 Choir 47 Ho-Se-Gi Club 4. EVELYN L. MOORE--Ho-SefGi 47 Li- brary Asst. 47 May Pageant 2. IAMES MOORE-Home Room Stamp Salesman 37 Bus. Mgr. 2. HUGH L. MOREILLON-Basketball l-47 Brown Boy Cand. 47 Sub-Treas. Com. 47 Constitution Com. 47 Class'Day Com. 47 HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Sports Ed.7 Home Room Bus. Agent l, 27 Football 17 Track l, 47 Lettermen's Club 2-41 Vice Pres. 47 Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 47 Student Activities Board 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 47 News Bureau 47 Time Current Affairs Contest Winner 3. ELIZABETH ANN MORELLO- -Library Asst. 2,47 Vihota Club 37 Ho-Se-Gi 4. SUZANNE MOSHENROSE-Vihota Club 47 Ho-Se-Gi 47 May Pageant 37 G. A. A. l, 27 Home Room Attendance Asst. 4. FRED MYERSe WADE A. MYERS-Senior Play Com. 47 Physics Lab. Asst. 47 South Side H. S., Fort Wayne. 1 If WILLIAM A. NEVILL-Football Mgf. l-47 Track Mgr. 2, 37 Gym Asst. 3, 47 Science Club l-3, Sec. 37 Lettermen's Club 3, 47 Home Room Bus. Agent 2, 37 HOWE TOWER 2-4, Buzz's 4, Page 3 Ed. 37 Audio-Visual Club 2, 37 May Pageant 27 Cub Club 27 'Winter Party Com. 4. Anna Eikenberry, Carolyn Fisbeck, Bill Nevill and lean Ann McMahan don't seem to worry about the bad luck they may receive after entering the door to the 13th Twirl. fSEN1O DOROTHY ROSE NEWTON--Music Fes- tival 1, Vihota Club 3, Vospers Com. 4. JACK LEE O'NEEL---Football l-4, Capt., Most Valuable Player Award 4, Letter- men'S Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Winter Party Conn. 4, Track 1, 3,.4, Basketball l, Stu- dent Activity Board 4, Home Room Bus. Agent 2. BEVERLY ANN ORTEL-May Pageant 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Spring Party Com. 4. VIRGINIA R. PATRICK -- G. A. A. ly Spanish Pageant l, May Pageanl 2, Ol- iice Helper 3, Spring Party Com. 4. JACK E. PEASLEE-Moral Twp. H. S. l-3, Football 4, A Date With Judy 4, Usher, Let.ermen's Club 4. BETTY JEAN PERKINSON-Home Room Lus. Agent 1, 2, Library Asst. 2-4, Latin Clinic 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Lanina 2, Spanish Club 1, Cub Club l. G. MICHAEL PETTINGER-Vespers Com. 4, HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Home Room Bus. Agent '2, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, 4, Cross Counry Mgr. 2-4,y Time Contest Winner, Cub Club l, 2. MARY LOUISE PITTS--Bookstore Asst. 3, 4, Home Ec. Asst. l, Home Ec. Club l-4, Seo. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Pgcs. 3, Vic: P.es. 4, Latin Club 2, G. A. A. l, 2, D. A. R. Contest 2, 3rd Placi, Latin Contest 2, 2nd Placc, Vihola Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4. Getting supplies of thezne tablets and pencils, lack Thomas and other students keep Mrs. Genrich I busy. RS NATHELIA LUCILLE PLUMMER-Vihota Club 3, Junior Historical Club 3, 4. THAD JAY PLUMMERY-Football 2, 3,r I A Track 2, 3. ' MARY LOU POLLARD ROBERT WILLIAM POMEROY LAURA ADELLE PORTER-Winter Party Com. 4, HILLTOPPER 3, 4, Makeup Ed. 3, 4, Home Room Sec. 4, Junior Historical Club Sec. 4, Library Asst. 2-4, Poppy Day Poster Contest 2, 2nd Place, Debate Team 4, Teacher Asst. 4. ROBERT J. PROSCHgMusic Festival 2, Choir. ' KATI-IRYN KAROLYN QUINN-Short ridge H. S. l, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Office Helper 3, Clinic 4. ELIZABETH ANN RESENER--Vihota Club 3, Music Festival, Bookstore Helper. . NANCY JANE RICHES-Senior Colors Com. 4, G. A. A. l, Home Room Asst. l-3, Music Festival 3, Office Helper 2, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4. BETTY RUTH ROBB-Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Music Club 4, Library Asst. 4, A Date With Judy 4, Prompter. v , f BILL ROMERIL+Track l, 2, 4, Football 3, Print Shop Asst. l, 2. IOYCE ANN ROSE-Latin Club l, 2, Office Helper 2, 3, Lanina 2. VIRGINIA LOUISE SAPP A-Music Fes- tival l, 2, G. A. A. 1, 4. ARTHUR RICHARD SCHATZ -- Winter Party Com. 4, Home Room Mgr. l, Music Festival l-4, 'Brass Choir 1-4, Orchestra l, Pleasant Run Revue 2, Band l-4, Choir l, Bugler l-4, Music Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 2, Band Council l, 4, Audio- visual 2, Radio Club 2. DONALD SCHAUB v- Brass Choir l-4, Music Festival l-3, Band l-4, Orchestra l-3, Band Council 3, Operetta 3. OF1947 ANNA MAE SCHAUINGER4Vihota Club 5, 1'lo'Se-Gi 4, Office Asst. 3, May Pag- eant 2, Spring Party Com. 4. P LARRY SCOTT-Pleasant Run Revue 4, Golf 2-4, Hi-Y 4, Spring Par.y Com. 4, Fadfbaii 3. JACK SHANNONe A Date With Judy 4, Radio Announcer, Music Festival l-4, Pleasant Run Revue 1, 2, 4, Operetta l, 3, Student Asst. Music Dept. l, 2, Choir l-4, Orchestra l-4, Brass Ensemble 3, 4, Band l-4. DENZIL R. SHAWVER-Basketball Stu- dent Mgr. 1, 2, Cross Country Mgr. 2, Defense Com. 2, 3. BETTYE M. SHINN-Vihota Club 3, Sen- ior Play Com. 4, Usher, Bookstore Asst. 4, HO-Se-Gi 4, G. A. A. 3. JACK E. SIMMONS'- A Date With Judy 4, Rex, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Track 1, Z, Basketball l, Football l, Hi-Y 3, 4, Sub-Treas. Com. 4: Statistics Mgr. 3, 4. VIRGINIA LOU SKELTON+Latin Club 1, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, May Pag- eant 2, G. A. A. l. BETTY ANN SLY-Winter Party Com. 4, Latin Club 1, Sec. 2, HILLTOPPER 3, 4, Home Room Ed. 3, Assoc. Ed. 4, Cub Club 2, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Latin Clinic 1, 2: May Pageant 2, Junior His- torical Club 3. BETTY IEAN SMITH-May Pageant 2, Vihota Club 3, Ho'Se-Gi 4. DOLORES SMITHAQHQ-se-Gi 4, Y-Teena 4, Latin Club l, 2, Home Ec. Club 3, Vihota Club 3, U. P. W. Camas, 3, 2nd Prize, Musical Festival l, 2, Office Helper 3, G. A. A. 1, Vox Romani 2. VIRGINIA SMITH-Musical Festival l, 2, Office Helper 2, May Festiva , 2, Vihota Club 3, Home Room Agen , Cub Club 2. GLORIA DEANE SPEER -- Ho-Se-Gi 4, Lanina 2, Stage Door 3, Kendall Adams, Senior Play Com. 4, Cub Club l, Girl Reserves 2, Footlight Revelers 3, 4, Science Club 2, Latin Club l. ' fIACK E. PEASLEE QDOROTHY ROSE NEWTON .JACK LEE O'NEEL BEVERLY ANN ORTEL VIRGINIA R. PATRICK BETTY JEAN PERKINSON G. MICHAEL PETTINGER MARY LOUISE PITTS NATHELIA LUCILLE PLUMMER TH AD IAY PLUMMER MARY LOU POLLARD ROBERT POMEROY LAURA ADELLE PORTER ROBERT I. PROSCH KATHRYN KAROLYN OUINN ELIZABETH ANN RESENER NANCY IANE RICHES BETTY RUTH ROBB BILL ROMERIL IOYCE ROSE VIRGINIA LOUISE SAPP ARTHUR RICHARD SCHATZ DONALD SCI-IAUB ANNA MAE SCHAUINGER LARRY SCOTT IACK SHANNON DENZIL R. SHAWVER BETTYE M. SHINN IACK E. SIMMONS VIRGINIA LOU SKELTON Q-,AV BETTY ANN SLY BETTY IEAN SMITH DOLORES SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH GLORIA DEANE SPEER 1 V I.. , N s f .A I tif I., P N1 .2 N.x s X ..n.-S 31,1 L, QU R34 I. CHARLOTTE SPENCER GEORGE SPRADLING LOREN E. STACKHOUSE IAMES E. STECKLEY LOUISE I. STEFFANNI CAROLYN ANN STEFFY ELROY CHARLES STEVENS MARGARET STEVENSON EVELYN IANE STINE ELMER C. SUMMIT IR. EDNA KATHRYN SUTHERLII NORMA IEAN TAYLOR WILLIAM IOHN TERRELL IACK EDWIN THOMAS MARILYN THOMAS RUTH ANN THOMAS EDNA LOUISE THOMPSON GLENNA AGNES THOMPSO IOYCE MILDRED TICEN V RICHARD D. TOOTHMAN BETTY IO TORRENCE EVELYN VELICH BERNICE VELVICK ROY L. VIRT EDWARD C. WANDERSEE IOYCE WEAVER JOY Lou WEEVIE RICHARD A. WEGHORST PAUL WEIR IOYCE ANN WELLMAN MARY LOU WETTLE ' LOIS WICK DONALD I. WILLIAMS RONALD C. WILLIAMS IANE WILLIS SENIO CHARLOTTE SPENCER-Spanish Club 1, 25 Student Activity Board 35 Vihota Club 35 Lanina 25 May Festival 2. GEORGE SPRADLING--Spring Party Com. 45 Basketball 1-45 Track l-45 Foot- ball l, 3, 45 HOWE TOWER 3, 45 Brown Eoy Cand. 35 American Legion Good Citizenshp Award 35 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Home Room Pres. 3. LOREN E. STACKHOUSE-Pleasant Run Revue 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Intramural Track 4. JAMES STECKLEY-Football 2-45 Lettery men's Club 45 Senior Jewelry Com. 35 Spring Party Com. 45 Hi-Y 4. LOUISE I. STEFFANNI-Home Ec. Club l, 25 Vihota Club 35 Ci-Tri Club 35 Ho- Se-Gi 45 Office Helper 35 Music Festival 1, 3. CAROLYN ANN STEI-'FY-eCub Club I5 Vihota Club 35 G. A. A. 2-45 Gym Asst. 45 Gym Meet 2, 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Cheer- leader 45 May Festival 2. ELOY CHARLES STEVENS-Latin Club 1, 25 Basketball l5 Beta Hi-Y Vice Pres. 25 HOWE TOWER 35 Home Room Bus. Agent 25 Hi-Y 3, 4. MARGARET STEVENSON - Shortridqe H. S. l-25 Vihota Club 3. EVELYN JANE STINE-May Pageant 35 Music Festival 1. ELMER C. SUMMIT JR.-Basketball 1-45 Track 1, 45 Cross Country l, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Printshop Asst. 1-35 Home Room Bus. Mgr. 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 4. EDNA KATHRYN SUTHERLIN-Y-Teens Chaplin 45 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Bedford H. S., Bedford. Ind., l, 2. NORMA JEAN TAYLOR-Latin Club 15 Cub Club 15 Office Helper5 Lanina 25 Music Festival 1, 2, 45 Home Room Bus. Mgr. . WILLIAM JOHN TERRELL-- Basketball l-45 Student Activity Board 45 Hi-Y 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Intramural Track 2, 3, JACK EDWIN THOMAS-'Band l-45 Mu- sic Festival l-45 Track 1-45 Orchestra 3, 45 Band Award 45 Cross Country l, 25 Intramural Track 2, 3. RS MARILYN THOMAS-Vihota Club 3: Ho-Se-Gi 45 Music Festival 1, 25 Office Helper 2-45 Art Award 2, 3, 45 Senior Com. 45 Scholastic Art Award 2, 3, Hon. Mention. RUTH ANN THOMASeLatin Club Sec. l5 Spanish Club 35 Vihota Club 35 Ho- Se-Gi 45 HOWE TOWER 35 News Bureau 4, Indpls. Star5 Footlight Revelers 2-45 Constitution Coin. 45 HILLTOPPER 4, Edi- tor5 D. A. R. Award 45 Stagedoor 3, Judy5 A Date With Judy 4, Mrs. Foster5 Senior Play Corn. 45 Cub Club l5 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pageant 25 You Can't Take It With You 4, Olga. -K x . lf' EDNA LOUISE THOMPSON- -Music Fes- tival l, 25 Lanina 25 Home Room Bus. Agent 3. GLENNA AGNES THOMPSON -- Music? Festival 1, 25 Vihota Club 3. A 5,3 v Iovcs Mirnnsn TICEN- Klatin Club ly Home Ec. Club 15 Office Helper 25 May Pageant 25 Vihota Club Vice Pres. 35 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Winter Party Com. 45 English Office Asst. 4. RICHARD D. TOOTHMAN 4 Basketball 15 Track 1-35 Lettermen's Club 2-4.i BETTY JO TORRENCE-Music Festival l, 35 Cheerleader 45 G. A. A. l, 25 Vihota Club 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pag- eant 2, 3, l EVELYN VELICHJV . . A. 1-4, Ha-se Gi 45 Music-fgsfivalf 735 Spanish Club 15 Lanina M 1' 5 ' 3 . yfgftj BERNICE VELVICK--Music Club 25 Art Scholarship 45 Music Club 45 Junior His- torical Club 3. ROY L. VIRT-el-li-Y 45 Track 15 Winter Party Com. 45 Home Room Officer I5 Intramural Track 2, 3. EDWARD C. WANDERSEE--Home Room Officer 2, 3. JOYCE WEAVER---Music Festival l-45 May Pageant 35 Latin Club l, 25 Ho-Se-Gi 45 Choir 45 Spring Party Com. 45 Music Club 3, 45 Cub Club 2. JOY LOU WEEVIE--Spanish Club 35 HOWE TOWER 3, 45 Music Festival 1, 25 Vihota Club 35 Ho-Se-G Treas. 45 Junior Historical Club 3. OFl947 RICHARD A. WEGHORST -- Basketball Mgr. 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Commencement Com. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Intramural Track 3. PAUL WEIR--Basketball 1-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Golf 2-45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Home Room Bus. Agent 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Commencement Com. 4. JOYCE ANN WELLMAN-Vihota Club 35 G. A. A. 25 A Date With Judy 4, Usher5 Pleasant Run Revue 4. MARY LOU WETTLE-Music Festival l5 Vihota Club 3. 5 LOIS WICK-Senior Jewelry Com. 45 Commencement Com. 45 Spanish Club 25 Vihota Club Pres. 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Violet Oueen Cand. 35 Hi-Y Sweetheart Cand. 45 Ho-Se-Gi 4. DONALD J. WILLIAMS-Audio Visual Club 2, 35 Senior Colors Com. 45 A Date With Judy 4, Usher5 Hi-Y 2, 3. RONALD C. WILLIAMS-Radio Club Pres. 15 Track 15 Football 2-45 Footlight Revelers 3, 45 May Festival 2-45 ggntra- mural Track5 Operetta 35 Stage Do,6r 3, Jim Devereau5 Choir 2-45 You Can't Take It With You 4, Bus. Mgr.5 Piano Recital 2, 3. JANE WILLIS-Latin Clinic 1, 25 Music Festival l, 35 HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Ex- change Ecl.5 Latin Club 15 Study Hall Sec. 45 Vihota Club 4. The pop-corn stand at the basketball game proves a center of interest to Nor' a Ziegler, Ralph Cows er and Jail: O'Neel. 1 ORS OF CARALEE WISEHARTeSenior Play Com. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Office Helper 33 Block's Ari Award 3, Winner, Scholastic Art Award 27 G. A. A. 37 Pleasant Run Revue 4, Library Poster Contest 3, Winner. RICHARD A. WOLLENWEBER - Waller H. S., Chicago 3, Lake View H. S., Chi- cago 4y Cub Club 25 Operetta l. MAELLEN WRIGHT- Little Women 2, Beth, Stage Door 3, Louise, q:'A'DQe With Judy 4, Barbara, Music Festival l-47 Latin Club 1-4, Pres. 3, Home Ec. Club l-3, Pres. 3, Science Club Pres. 3, Footliqht Revelers 2-4, Vice Pres. 3: Pleasant Run Revue 45 Spanish Club 37 American Legion Good Citizenship Award 37 Home Room Sec. 3, Vihota Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, G. A. A. ly You Can't Take It With You 4, Student Director. i JOHN Yonsnfroofbaii 2-4, Track 1-3, Lettermen's Club l-3, Cross Country 3. BETTY YOUNG-HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Music Festival lg May Pageant 2. NORMA ZIEGLER-Winter Party Com. 4, Program Chin., Spanish Club 1-3, Pres. 3, HOWE TOWER 3, 4, Alumni Column 4: Staqe Door 3, Little Mary: A Date With Iudyu 4, Mitzi Hoffman, HomeVRoom Officer 1-47 Vihota Club 3, Footliqht Rev- elers 3, 4, Sec. 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Ho-Se-Gi 4, Pres., Music Festival 1, 25 Pleasant 'Run Revue 4, Office Helper 3, 4, Senior Class Play Com. 4, May Pag- eant 25 You Can't Take lt With You 4, Penny Sycamore. FERN CAROLINE ZIKE-Music Festival 1, Home Ec. Club lg May Pageant 2. ln the Senior Office Mrs. Baker, Senior Sponsor -:..,- U-. --.tim Jn-- ii nm Munn CARALEE WISEHART RICHARD WOLLENWEBER MAELLEN WRIGHT IOHN YODER BETTY YOUNG NORMA ZIEGLER FERN ZIKE Seniors not pictured: PAUL MORMAN DON STUCK RICHARD SHEPHARD Senior Sponsors: Clefi to riqhil Mr. Virgil Heniser, Mrs. Betty Baker, Mr. Darrell Gooch, Miss Anna Suter, Miss Ellen O'Drain, Mrs. Ellen Mead, Mrs. Mary Diaz, Miss Betty Williams, Mr. Russell Curtis. ftwyamw- .am lTop Left to Rightl Constitution: Cstandlngb Mary lordan, lody Crawford, Ruth Ann Thomas, Bill Locklear, Don Covalg lseatedj Hugh Moreillon. Sub-Treasurers: Cstandlngj lack Simmons, Dick Burns, Hugh Moreillon, Tom Lofton, Cseatedl Ioyce Ticen, Margie Deputy, Helen Hodges, Mariana Fullen. Vespers: Dorothy Newton, Dick Hargrave, Gerry Broshears, Michael Pettinger, Mary Ann Cull. Class Day: Cstaridingl Dick Colton, Margaret lordan, Anna Lee Clemans, Hugh More-illon, Doug Gill Cseatedj Suzie Foster, Frank Kenworthv. CMiddle Left to Rightl Colors: Lback rowj Carolyn Campbell, Don Williams, Ronny Barber, Nancy Riches, George Harris, lfront rowl Mary Lester, Roger Kennedy. Spring Party fstandinqj Don Henkle, Ianet Lewis, Patty Leffler, Bob Corya, Benny Brown, Cseaiedj Bill Insley. fBottom Left to Riqhtj Commencement: lstandinqj Barbara lackson, Dick Weqhorsi, Patti Cummings, Paul Weir, Wanda Marshall, tseatedl Patti Kennedy, Lois Wick. Senior Play: Cstandinqj Caralee Wisehart, Alan Gise, lim Denny, Ralph Cowserp lseatedj Betty Dallas, Rulh Guthrie, LaVina Booram. Jewelry: Bill Locklear, Lois Wick. lim Steckley, Winter Party: lstandinqj Anna Eikenberry, Bill Nevill, Maiiana Fullen, Estel Barry, Barbara lnqersolly Cseatedl Norma Ziegler, Pat Leifler, DATE WITH IUDY ludv FOSJGT ------,-- .-..-.--- l Ody' Crawford Hannah, the maid ....... ,........ C arolyn Handy Randolph Foster .... ........,.... B ill lnsley Bfifbfifd WiUSOCk9T --.f4-.-- --------- M GGUSTI Wfiflhl Melvin Foster ...,. ....,...,..... I ames Denny Ocqie Pfirlflle' ---------- .-------.--.- E IUOH IOSS Dora Foster ....... ......,.. R uth Ann Thomas Mif2i Hoffman --------f- ------- N Ofmd Zi9Q19T Mr. Martindale ,..,..,. Mrs. Hotchkiss .....,.. Eloise Hotchkiss ................ , ...... . Mrs. Schlutzhammer .............,... . Rexford Meredith O'Connor ...,..., .... ........Dick Cotton Margaret Iordan .Patti Cummings ..........Pat Leiiier ...Jack Simmons Susie .......... . .....,.... Elizabeth Lien Prompters ....... .,...... B arbara Bohiinqer Beiiy Ruth Robb Stage Hand ..............,. ............., A lan Gise Radio Announcer .,....... ........ I ack Shannon . I-IOMEROOMS 3 FRESHMAN-HOMEROOM 127A FRONT ROW-Patricia Claxon, Patricia Basye, Karen Ar- nold, Irene Brant, Dorothy Casey, Martha Boite, Martha lean Book. SECOND ROWG-Ianet Comly, Doris Bade, Iudith Charn- ley, Betty Io Chambers, Doris lean Caswell, Yvonne Beatty, Marilyn Brown, THIRD ROW-Gary Bechtel, William Branson, Virginia Bruce, Ianet Beard, Barbara Brickham, Richard Beuoy, Roland Becker. BACK ROW4Lawrence Carter, Robert Bryant, David S. Bailey, Robert Baker Ronald Andrews, Iohn Connolly, Paul Campbell. wir FRESHMAN-HOMEROOM l27C FRONT ROW--Nancy Iohns, Ann Hart, Ianet Hook, Ianice Huston, Ioan Hiner, Iohanne lohnson, Carolyn A. Howard. SECOND ROW-Dorothy F. Hayes, Laverne C. Hellwege Ioyce Hopton, lean Iones, Delores Iones, Mary Margaret I-line, Nancy King, Dixie Kline. THIRD ROW--Robert Kruse, Harold Heithecker, Marilyn Hudson, Betty Ienkins, Mary Hiland, Ierry Keltch. FOURTH ROW-Edward Koeppe, lack Iohnson, David Lee Heath, Edward Hasse, Iames Hueston, Iohn Keanef BACK ROW+Richard Keppler, lohn Kelly, Barrett Hat- field, Robert Hudson, George King. l FRESHMAN-HOMEROOM l27B FRONT ROW-lane Goken, Betty Cotton, Patricia Culling 3, lean Culp, Carolyn Goebel, Alice Fath, Twyla Earle, Dottie I. Curry. SECOND ROW-Shirley Figg, Cleta Grubaugh, Ianice Gat- lin, Nancy Denham, Shirley Hammonds, lean Garinger, Nlna Dallas, Shirley Eddy, Marian Crabb. 'THIRD ROW-George Hack, Donald Franz, George Fisher, Carl Geider, Griffin Crump, Allan Genrich, Robert Craig, Robert Ebert, Allan Darling, Paul Grove. BACK ROW-f-Wayne Engleman, Gordon Corps, Thomas DeLashmit, lack Edgington, William Friddle, Robert Green, David Dyar, Richard Deleet. ii? FRESHMAN-HOMEROOM lZ7D FRONT ROW-Marilyn Miles, lane Murphy, Phyllis Long, lo Ann Minnis, Marie Liquori, Virginia Lou Miller, Margie Little, SECOND ROW-Io Ann Morell, Barbara Lamb, Carol lean Morris, lane Lynch, Gail Marshall, Barbara Miller, Mary Mase, Ioyce McLaughlin. THIRD ROW--Anne Moreland, Io McDowell, Rita Miller, Darlene Motley, Mary McFarland, Patsy Lilley. BACK ROYIVR-Larry McKinsey, Darlene Moore, Iohn Lof- ton, David Morgan, Iulian Morgan, Kenneth Marsh, Dan Meininger, Beverly Millikan, Rollin Massey. Hoivtsaootvts FRESHMAN---HOMEROOM 224 ' FRONT ROW--Barbara Reed, Nancy Io Parr, Elaine Reel, Patricia Rodman, Charlott Petty, Hilda Owen. SECOND ROW-Ianice Poe, Lois Paul, Eleanor Roach, Ann Robbins, lanet Oakley, Mary Io Reed. THIRD ROW-Billy Oaks, Tom Reed, Charles E. Pearson, Edward L. Pursell, Don Ross, Loren Potter, Frank Robertson. BACK ROW-Robert Ringer, Elmer Padgett, Keith New- man, Kent Pierce, Don Olson, Richard Neese, Richard Pendley. Sir FRESHMAN-HOMEROOM 232 FRONT ROW-Shirley Wiese, Dolly Wiese, Barbara Wag- goner, Ollie Whitacre, Iane Waggoner, Claire Vestal, Bar- bara Teague, luily Wear, Bobbie Ieanne Taylor. SECOND RCW-Thelma Waterous, Phoebe Wright, Iune Virt, Carolyn Walther, Betty W'illiams, Patricia Warner, Iudy Woerner, Ellen Swingley, Georgene Thorn, Alberta Toney. THIRD ROW-Ronald Young, Leslie Swinehart, Iessie Wickliff, lanet, Thompson, Marilyn Waltz, Iune Wolfe, Bar- bara Weesner, Don Ward, Harry Young. BACK ROW-Glenn Taylor, William Welch, Norman Wise, David Williams, Charles Wicklzer, lack Young, Iohn Voll- mer, Robert Wood, Robert Ulmer. Q r FRESHMAN---HOMEROOM 228 FRONT ROW-Mary Alice Spoon, Mary Rose Stark, Sally Steffanni, lanice Sampson, Barbara Schulrneyer, lean Scott, Barbara Seal. SECOND RO'MVe-Dorothy Schlagel, Mary Stultz, Anita Strahl, Mary Catherine Susanke, Dorice I. Smith, Margie Steffy, Dorothy Sarbinoff, THIRD ROW-Katherine Smith, Margaret Sherk, Lois lean Smith, Ianette Stafford, Walda Sturgeon, Carolyn Schuster, Ioan Strupp. ' FOURTH ROW'-Richard Schelm, Emery Seel, Richard Silvers, Ioan Stevenson, Richard Smith, Iimmie Stewart, Don Sherry. N BACK ROW'--Vfilliam Selmier, lack Spearing, Robert Routh, Morgan Sly, Ralph Smith. it 0 SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM 229 FRONT ROW-lanet Shaffer, Nadine Schneider, Ioan Mil- ler, Betty Payton, Colleen Mathes, Shirley Kaster, Janet McGauhey. SECOND ROVV'f-Mildred Straub, loy Richey, Christine Marquis, Charlene Millikan, Iacguelin Mullin, Donna Van Arendonk, Charlene Kuntz. THIRD ROYV--Barbara South, lane Leckrone, Carol Wieg- man, Charlotte Thome, Iaona Watson, Betsy Ulrey, Kathryn McCartney, Sarajane Walker. BACK ROW--Paul Taylor, Claude Rinehart, Keith Ouillen, Ralph Roys, Kenneth Slifer, Ernest Phelps, Robert Kennedy, Robert Riley. HOMEROOMS SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM 236 FRONT ROW-Betty Combs, Betty lean Graebe, Marilyn Hunter, Charlotte Hymer, Betty Frazier, Dorothy Iune Elmore, lane E. Connerley, Marianne Adams. SECOND ROW-Beverly Crossley, Barbara Daniels, lean Cooper, lean Falconbury, Esther Cunningham, Norma Ful- ler, lane Dame, Doris Goodwin, Ioyce lones. THIRD ROWiDavid Booram, Richard Brady, Robert Hum- mel, Richard Carlson, Denise Crease, Margie Dravis, Mar- ilyn Davis, Murry Hoover, Iames Furry, Robert Hall. BACK ROWe-lack Garrison, Ned Beeker, Paul Coutz, James Horton, William Cowell, William I-Iardey, Richard Et- tinger, Iohn Carmack, Albert I. Hack. ii? SOPHOMORE--HOMEROOM l22 FRONT ROW-Io Ann Perkinson, lean Parmer, Sherill Mitchell, Elinor Moorman, Carol Newcomer, Martha Mitchell, loan Meyers, Donna Oriel. SECOND ROW-Louise Morgan, Dorothy Partington, Flor- ise Niles, Norma Ie-anne Lich, lacqueline Persinger, Iulia Moore, Patsy Parrish, Mary Lou Miller. THIRD ROW-Spencer Moss, Lucille Perkins, Dorothy Mullinix, Doris Ann Moss, Richard Moore, ludy Pierce, Paula Petty, Dean Morrow. BACK ROW-Gene Morgan, Harold Schneider, Richard Brant, Karl Muszar, William Pierpont, Bruce Noll, Ioe Mes- sing, Robert Moore. V SOPHOMOREeHOMEROOM 28 FRONT ROW--lacqueline Abraham, Mary Louise Grimes, lane Baker, Rosemarie Mongelli, Beverly Carter, Io Ann Baur, Marily Bowers, Iudy Honor Alger. SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Christein, Louise Brooks, Lois Anderson, Marilyn Callahan, Elizabeth Beard, Beverly Byers, Patty Christenberry, Patricia Burns. THIRD ROW-Ronald Burnworth, Bernard Bower, Henry Bobbe, lean Broeking, Barbara Bair, Iames Bego, Iames Bake- meier. BACK ROW-William Childers, lack C. Bliss, Robert Bridget, George Cates, Iarnes Baker, lames Banks, Robert Brown, Robert Bohn. ik SOPHOMORE--HOMEROOM 124A FRONT ROW-Vera Davis, Ianet Close, loann Cooper, Paula lean Davis, Nancy Ann Day, leanne Dietz, Phyllis Deltour. SECOND ROWeNorma lean Cooper, Loretta I. Craig, Carolyn Ealy, Marilyn Weber, Ruth Ellen Davis, Barbara Davis, Shirley Davis. THIRD ROW-Harold Crawford, Mary Ellyn Dahl, Barbara Cox, Ierry Stanley, David Cook, Robert Hagan. BACK ROW-lames Conway, Richard Cooley, Donald Daugherty, William Dame, Ted Coryell, Dana Crapo, Rich- ard Dunn. HOMEROOMS SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM 124B FRONT ROW-Ioanne Gottberg, Mary Lou Evans, Pa- tricia Gregory, Ioyce Farmer, Ieanne Gallagher, lean Eder, Marilyn Haislup. U SECOND ROW-lanice Krone, Ann Fennell, Donna Gar- land, Christena Gainey, Georgia Graves, Ioyce Gulleson, Marilyn Eicher. THIRD ROWiRobert Fields, Iack Gilmore, Martha Gootee, Mary Handy, Barbara Hall, Richard Elmore, George A. Noble. BACK ROW-David I-Iaine, Fred Espie, Iames Garrison, George Frantz, Iohn Dryer, Sam Ford, lack Ehrman. wir. SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM l29 FRONT ROW--Ioan Russell, Betty Lou Randall, Lois Rader, Carolyn Sierruzzi, Barbara Richart, Betty Smith, Rose- mary Schwartz. SECOND ROW-Marcia Ann Scovell, Sharon Russell, Bon- nie Smith, Sally Shields, Ioan Pierson, lean Sheets, Roseann Skelton, Ioan Skinner. THIRD ROVV'e-Darlene Smitha, Patricia Voeller, Wanda lean Smith, Carolyn Probst, Barbara Pletcher, lean Sapp, Betty Selzer, Barbara Reese. BACK ROW-V-Keith Ramsden, Robert E. Smith, loe Pirtle, Warren Smith, Fred I. Power, Iames Ragsdall, Clair Reuter, Robert Piers. SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM 128 - FRONT ROW-Gwen Spangler, Norma Stultz, Nancy Van Keuren, Georgia Wilson, Nancy Vogel, Beverly Toothman, Mary Torrence, Charlotte Walton. SECOND ROW-Betty Tripp, Io Anne Wood, Barbara Thompson, Vonda Springer, Patricia Wood, Shirley Stilwell, Ioy Starks, Kathryn Stone, Darlene Sturgeon. THIRD ROW-Harry Ware, Warren Wright, Lee Williams, Thelma Vtfright, Marjorie Vaughn, Ralph Purdue, Clarence Zike, Leo Terry. FOURTH ROW-Richard Wicklifi, Mike Wagoner, Tom Stanley, Richard Thayer, Tom Strohl, Ralph Wyand, Robert Walker. BACK ROW-Willard Wickizer, Scott Stockton, William Stewart, Duane Wise, Ward Wallingford, Richard Wisehart. iff SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM 220 FRONT ROW-Mary lane Hills, Mary lane Hicks, Iane Keith, Delores Iohnson, Sue Kenworthy. - SECOND ROW-Martha Ann Iohnson, Linda Hitzke, Ioan Hockersmith, Iudy Holtman, Lois Iohlin. THIRD ROWiEdward Hunter, Iesse Hise, Earlene Hor- ton, Richard Hume, Earle Iohnson. BACK ROW-Don Hubbard, Albert Kelley, Don Hodson, Gene Irving, Howard Iudah. HOMEROOMS - , SOPHOMORE-HOMEROOM 221 FRONT ROW-Marjorie Matthews, Phyllis Lovelace, Frances Matthews, loanne LeVine, ludy Killion, lane Mar- shall, lanet Laughner, Cora Lane. SECOND ROWeLois Loudon, Geraldine McGraw, Carol Knisley, Norma Knarzer, lane Kirkhotf, Marlene Lawson, len- nie Konold, Carole Lee. T THIRD ROW-Marjorie Kingsbury, Patricia McDonald, Carol Mathews, Barbara May, Nancy Koch, Betty Maehler, Io Ann Lindberg, Barbara Logsdon. BACK ROW---lames McDowell, lerry Logsdon, Donald Lynch, Paul Bccher, David Martin, Carter Means, Benny Means. ' il? SOPHOMORE AND IUNIOR--HOMEROOM 234 FRONT ROW-Mildred Bailey, loan Pruitt, Patricia Gal- lagher, Ioan Ritzi, Sally Vertrees, Marie Ochs, Marguerette Duling. SECOND ROW-Dolores Hayes, Anne Schutt, loy Wilson, Lavena Watson, Margie Barnes, Patricia Greathouse, Rose Marie Whitlock. THIRD ROVVM-Anne Woerner, Sarah Talley, loan Good- win, Mary Alice Harper, Patricia Dietz, Virginia Brunson, Bar- bara Enochs, Wilma Sterruzzi, Earlene Campbell: BACK ROW---Helen Aldrich, Baibara lo Riegel, Catherine Sells, Norma McClure, Io Ann Berns, Barbara Berns, Lucille Willem. ' SOPHOMORE AND lUNlOReHOMEROOM l2O FRONT ROW-David Lawson, Don Pafi, Charles Bowling, Delbert Power, Robert Kline, Carl R. Spoon. SECOND ROW-lack A. Aldridge, Roscoe Duling, Gene E. lohnson, loe Hurley, Don McCord, lames Lohrman. BACK ROW-Don Sweeney, William Rorneril, Arthur Welshhans, lames Somerville, Ioe Breen, Don Pedigo. js lUNIOReHOMEROOM ZOA FRONT ROW-Paula Cherry, Suzanne Auble, lacqueline Allen, Virginia Ecknor, Barbara Austin, Marilyn Arbuckle, Leana Bass, Lillian Butcher. SECOND ROW-Virginia Bowman, Dolores lune Cox, Beverly Bair, Beverly Burkhardt, Charlotte Alsman, Rosetta Branson, Mary Ambuhl. THIRD ROWeDon Denniston, loe Cummings, Iohn Bayne, Kathryn Clendening, Betty McFarland, Marily Cranston, lack W'hite, Don Fleetwood, Don Burkdall. BACK ROW'--Walter Black, Walter H. Smock, Richard Aichele, lack Alexander, Eugene Cowell, Dale Merchent, lames Crewes, William Dismore. HOMEROOMS f IUNIORWHOMEROOM ZOB FRONT ROWf-Ruth Barr, Ruth Lemley, Marie Keller, Winona Locklear, Mary Ford, Marlene Fox. SECOND ROW'-Mildred Lemen, Bonnie Heiliger, Dorothy Fry, Shirley Harris, Dorothy Harlan, Iune Haverstick, lac- queline Freers. THIRD ROW--Tom lohns, Elvis Fleming, loanne Gerrard, Nancy Gossett, Doris Hess, Frank Knox. BACK ROW--,Fred Harbold, Carl Kuebler, Richard Fergu- son, lames Hershberger, Robert Lester. ik JUN IOR-HOMEROOM l 26 FRONT RO'W-- Patricia Campbell, Phyllis Campbell, Mar- tha Cochran, Priscilla Groves, loyce Dehnbostel, Maxine Clouse, Marilyn Dougherty, lanet Eickhotf. SECOND ROW-Carolynne Cour, Betty Chambers, Elea- nor Elliott, Darlynn DeLong, Mary Lou Champion, Barbara Clark, Norma Richards, Lenore Coutz, Norma Clark. THIRD ROW-Lloyd Collins, Mikel Eid, Ted Clements, Leah Churchill, lane Cox, Lester R. Earle, Robert Caudell, Philip Edgington. - ' BACK ROW-lames Clary, Robert DeNoon, Ioe Harmon, Sam Davis, lohn E. Miles, Edwin Cassady, William Butler, Tom Cunningham. IUNIORGHOMEROOM 24 FRONT ROW-lo Ann Williams, Martha Schumaker, Pa- tricia Sly, Ioan Reynolds, Barbara Schram, Lorraine Rein- hardt. SECOND ROW-Patricia Meek, Martha Truman, lean Walker, Margaret Thomas, Delores Withycombe, Gwendolyn Terry, Sally Mulbarger. THIRD ROW-Gordon Mohr, Norma Smith, Shirley Rich- ardson, Ioan Soeurt, LaVerne Zelner, Paul Mueller, Robert McDonald. .BACK ROW-lohn Passen, Farris Turk, Harry Stewart, lames Meek, Gerald Vermillion, David Stein. ik lUNlOR-HOMEROOM 132 . FRONT ROW-Lois Ulmer, Irma lean Wheeling, Patricia Wicklitf, Patricia Virgin, Wilma Figg, Io Ann Webb, Delores Welty. SECOND ROW-Gloria Wood, Barbara Wandersee, Mil- dred Specht, Virginia Eubank, Wilma Fredenburg, Ethel Wig- gins, Carol 'Eves. , THIRD ROW-Roy Minatel, Robert Young, Dolores Weber, Virginia Gardner, Phyllis Wallace, Deloris Weathers, Maria- nela Urrutia, Don Faubion. BACK ROW+Kenneth Young, Robert Thatcher, Tom VVil- son, Dennis F. Wilson, Leo Scheibelhut, Herbert Smith, lack Pfeiffer, lohn McDonald. F ' HOMEROOMS I UN IOR-HOMEROOM 238 FRONT ROW-Jessie Akers, Ellen M. Barnes, Patty An- drews, Mary Baker, ludy Barnes, loyce Beck, Mary Ann Brown, Almeda Gerringer. SECOND ROW-Mildred Becker, lo Ann Browning, Bette Bullard, loan Bayly, Patricia Beem, Betty Baker, Delores Altom, ludy Burk. THIRD ROW-Richard Bakemeier, ,lohn Hartman, Don Armstrong, Diane Hays, Iames Smith, Iohn Bruckman, Ro- land L. Abbott, Harvey Allen. BACK ROW-Phil Barnhart, William Harvey, Robert Beach, Iames Askren, Tim Hunter, Max Blocker, Martin Bruce, Ocal Harshman, Edward Allen. I ak IUNIOR-HOMEROOM 231 FRONT ROW-Norma McMaster, Mary K. Iennings, Frances Weaver, lanice Kilbourne, Theresa McKinney, Alice McClelland, Beverly Sears, Patricia Sharp. SECOND ROW-Marjorie LaRue, Betty Lidster, Marilyn lohnston, lanet Wheeler, Roberta lohnston, Mary lo Taylor, Hildegarde Koeppe, Patricia Krome. THIRD ROW'-Patricia ludd, Suzanne Shortridge, Phyllis Lettler, loan Leppert, Robert McDaniel, Barbara Kohlstaedt, Mary McLaughlin, lean Anne Knaggs, Clerinda Holmes. BACK ROW-Allen Smith, Fran McAree, Robert Hudson, Marybeth Hunt, Phyllis McKee, William Iohnston, Gordon Taylor, Robert Lewis. IUNIOR-HOMEROOM 230 FRONT ROW-Phyllis Halcomb, Dorothy Sam, Patricia Herman, Patricia Rinehart, Audrey Reynolds, loyce Noll, Kathleen Riley, Phyllis Harrelcl, Norma Rogers, Mary Sent- man. SECOND ROW-loe Hanselman, Harry Rider, Erlene Sny- der, Carolyn Shoemaker, Martha Ann Hague, Shirley Walker, Mildred Rodgers, Marilyn Steinkuehler, Herbert Parrish, Richard Sharkey. THIRD ROWTIGIHGS Pearcy, Lon Walker, Albert Schleigh, Irma Mae Wilson, Ted Guthrie, Richard Grow, Robert Stuck, William Schmadeke, Herman Hardwick. BACK ROW-lim Stutz, Iames Thomas, Brandt Steele, 'Wil- liam Ribble, Robert Harris, Houston Swenson, George Rum- mel, lack Ritchie, Earl Scott. lUNIORvHOMEROOM 27 FRONT ROW-Izetta Paul, Margaret Garrison, lacqueline Mathias, Pauline Michael, lune Melton, :Patricia Sherman, loann Reed, Rovena Rainwater. A SECOND ROW-Edward Myers, Katherine Nitchman, Patricia Heller, leanne Gottberg, Molly E. Sells, Kathryn Porter, Patty Ping, Ethel O'Brien. THIRD ROVV'-Richard Pence, Irving Thomas, Don Givan, lay Gould, Carl Spiess, Richard Reed, William Mitchell, Ray Thompson, Robert Pickel. BACK ROW-Earnest G. Holmes, Don Myers, Robert Rebholz, David Owen, Don Raitery, William Gregory, Pat Graves, Robert Oldham, Hubert Powell. l-IOMEROOMS lUNlORe-HOMEROOM l30 FRONT ROW-Patricia Landrigan, Marjorie Sewell, Ruth Anne Gootee, Sally Emmert, Jeanne Brady, Patricia McShay, Ama Rea Murray. SECOND ROWiBetty Kurz, Carol Schneider, Geraldine Bender, lean Shaffer, Carole Davis, Virginia Higgs, Patricia Hart, Rosemary Arnold. THIRD ROW-Don Harrington, Ruth Ann Horton, Ethlyn Henderson, Ioan Brickham, Jeanne Horton, Barbara Ziegler, Margie Lowdermilk, Paul Grissom. BACK ROW-Damon Monschein, Tom Endsley, Iohn Bry- don, Iames Dustin, Charles Broeking, Fred Fath, William l-lopton, Denny Burries. FRESHMAN --M-f HOMEROOM 227A FRONT ROW-Barbara Babcock, Margaret Bass, Mary Hanlon, Betty lane Kirkham, Phyllis Hall, Shirley Hall, Fhyliss Bruce, Beverly Clendenin, ludy Clark. SECOND ROW'-Kathleen Bowles, Dollie lackson, Rose- mary Eves, Glenna Funk, Leotho Frick, Laurel Kettelhut, ludy Conner, Rita Cunningham. THIRD ROW-Leo l. Ahearn, Anita Claywell, Sharleen Grovenberry, Charlotte Allison, Edith Baird, Ianet Dorman, Lois Brandlein, Frank Hopper. FOURTH ROWiRobert Gregory, loe Day, Richard Bruce, Frank Fox, Richard Dismore, Ross Gooch, Dwight Alexander, Robert Barrich. BACK ROW'-eHoward Brady, Ben Clendening, Kenneth Halcornb, Glen Boescher, Edward Hancock, Russell LaPorte, Robert Furry. IUN IOR-HOMEROOM 226 FRONT ROWeDora Pierson, Gladys Ferguson, Betty Ann Ely, Carol Arnholter, Phyllis Bolds. SECOND ROW-Mary Moreland, Eleanor Overstreet, Mary Elizabeth I-lite, Lois loslin, ludy Miller. THIRD ROW-Elmer Rains, Lloyd Lawrence, loan Carter, lack Lemasters, Iohn Edwards. , BACK ROW-Don Horner, Ralph Taylor, Wilbur Gal- breath, Robert Daugherty, Ian Payne, Ierry Delks. ik FRESHMAN-HOMEROOM 227B FRONT ROW-Geraldine Taylor, Shirley Reisner, Lois Ramsden, Alice Westerfield, lo Ann Ludy, Sharon Paswater, Edith Resener, Mary Pearcy, Barbara Moulden. SECOND ROWeDorothy Mosiman, Shirley Phillips, Rose Mary Marsh, Bonnie Leppert, Bonnie Muszar, Carol Simons, Mary Rogers, Barbara Nicewanger, Arlene Titus. THIRD ROWevlohn Nelsen, Marcella Rosebrock, Nancy Procter, Mary Schrader, Doris Tebby, Ann Walker, Delores Staub, Ierry Van Treese. FOURTH ROW--Frederick Monschein, Wayne Poppaw, lohn Somerville, Grant McBroom, Farrell Patrick,- Wilbur Zobbe, Martin Mueller. 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Two bits, tour bits, six bits, a dollar! -can be heard coming from the gym or gridiron at TCI-IHS almost any Friday or Saturday during the football, basketball, or track season. Enthusiastic spectators, and determined players maintain l-lowe's reputation oi good slflortsmanslfiip in Indianapolis sports circles. , THE FOOTBALL SEASON AT HOWE Only three returning lettermen, Iack Iohns, George Spradling, and lack O'Neel, journeyed to Frankfort, Indiana, with the rest of HoWe's grid team for the initial game in our fourth football season. The Hot Dog boys were met by a fighting-till-the-gun Howe eleven, and at the close of the game the score stood at the U to U mark. Howe fans groaned when a clipping penalty was called on the Hornets, after half- back Iohnny Edwards had completed a long pass to Roger Kennedy, end, who crossed to pay, dirt. Fullback lack Iohns led the Hornets' sting, when he scored two touchdowns in the third quarter in the Howe-Manual encounter on Sep- tember 27. Both attempts for conversion failed, and the Redskins were triumphant by a score of I3-12 in one of the most disappointing games of the season. Another tie, O to O, was the score of the Howe- Westfield game, though the Hornet footballers really outplayed the opposing eleven. West- field muffed an excellent chance when Ballard Clark of the Shamrocks couldn't hold on to the leather passed to him on Howe's three yard stripe. For the second year Howe bested badly the Giants of Ben Davis: this year found the scoreboard appearing 20-O for the Hornets at gun time. It happened first on the purple and white three yard line. A punt from the Giants was blocked by our gridsters, and Roger Ken- nedy fell on it in the end zone. The Hornets' VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Howe O--Frankfort .........................., U Howe I2-Manual ........ ...... l 3 Howe U-Westfield ....... O Howe 20-Ben Davis ....... U Howe 7-Southport .............. 6 Howe I4-Warren Central ....... 6 Howe 7-Sacred Heart ......... 6 Howe U+Silent Hoosiers ........ 7 Howe U-Broad Ripple ......,.. ...... I 9 t I OPPOSITE PAGE Silent Hoosier star, Frank Kaiser, fumbles the ball in the Howe-Silent Hoosier contest. Iack Johns and Don Hyfield combine their Weight to bring down the man. Bill Locklear and lack Henthorn approach to recover the ball. LEFT: Something's cooking on the 40 yard line in the Howe-Manual game. CENTER: HoWe's first Homecoming Queen, Iackie Hudson, and her court, Wanda Marshall and Barbara Ingersoll. RIGHT: It's Howe vs. Westfield this time. What's the trouble Rell? VA golden toe, lim Stutz, converted for the extra point. ln the fourth quarter Dick Baker made a beautiful run with a Ben Davis punt to the Giants' eight, and lack Peaslee crossed for an- other touchdown on the very next play. Southport rooters donned their mourning clothes after Howe defeated the Cardinals' elev- en 7 to 6. An aerial attack forced the Southport team far into their own territory, and when the hosts punted, it was recovered by Howes' Ver- million who crossed to tie the score. Repeating many past performances, lim Stutz gave us that vital winning point. Falling for the first time against the Howe rough and ready forward wall were the Warren Central Warriors. Bob Woods scored first, and a pass was made from' Edwards RSITY FOOTBALL to Bill Locklear who made the goal untouched. Sacred Heart fell next in Howes' winning streak, but she was destined to be our team's last victory. ln the closing two games Howe lost to the Silent Hoosiers 7-O when veteran Frank Kaiser crossed for the only touchdown of the game, in the final game the Hornets couldn't swallow the bitter pill offered to them by the Ripple Rockets, and we were beaten 19 to U. Two T. D.'s each placed Roger Kennedy and lack Iohns in the high point men positions. lack O'Neel, center of the Howe team, was awarded the 400 Club's most valuable player award for 1945. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW-elim Stutz, Gerald Vermillion, George Sprad- ling, lack O'Neel, Iack Henthorn, Don Groene, Roger Ken- nedy. SECOND ROW-Bill Schmadeke, lack Peaslee, lim Steckley, Bill Mayer, Ronnie Williams, Tom Endsley, lay Gould. BACK ROW-Dick Baker, Bill Locklear, Iohrmy Ed- wards, Coach Samuel Kelly, Iohn Yoder, Don Hyfield, Coach Elwood Yeager, Tom Barnes, Bob Woods, Eddie Myers, Manager Bill Nevill. RESERVES AND FROSH TEAMS RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW-Howard Iudah, Allen Smith, Ro- land Abbott, Roy Minatel, lohn Bruckman, Dick Fer- guson, Dudley Hill, Dick Thayer, Bill lohnson, Man- ager George Ferling. SECOND ROW - Ray Dobbs, D i c k Merchant. Frank Knox, Mike Wag- oner, Tom Stanley, Dick Aichele, Bill Harvey, Carl Spiess, Dick Pence. BACK ROW-Tom Iohns, Martin Bruce, Bill Stewart, Bill loyce, Don Denniston, Bill Galbreath, Richard Fitz- water, Iohn Hartman, Hous- ton Swenson. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW - Don Ward, Dick Smith, Ernie Phelps, Kent Pierce, Don LaRue, T o m DeLashmit, Paul Campbell. SECOND ROW - Allen Darling, Bob Routh, Jim Huston, Dave Horner, lack Garrison, Bob Hutson, Keith Ouillen, Don Ross, Coach Roscoe Pierson. 1 BACK RO'W-Bob Baker, Tom Carmack, Dick Ober- lies, Dick Ettinger, Bill South, Iohn Vollmer, Kenny P Slifer, Dick Bueoy. g Coach Tom Stirling's reserve football team Won four out of five encounters to garner an eighty per cent average for 1946. On October 3 the reserve gridmen staged a 14-12 defeat over Broad Ripple. South Side Manual looked easy prey, a fact which proved to be true when the Howeites scored 13 points to the Redskins' O. Warren Central came next on the list to be mowed down, and this time a score of 26-6 Was recorded. On October 28 the Hornets, meeting the Southport Cardinals, carried home a decisive 12-U victory. Then the four game Winning streak that our reserves had built was broken by a 15-6 score in their last encounter with Wash- ington. Freshman football Coach Roscoe Pierson's footballers failed to Win but one encounter out of five in their' 1946 schedule. After a disappoint- ing season in which they met stronger, more balanced city teams, they ended their schedule on a more promising note by defeating the War- ren Central boys 12-O. ln their first goal battle with the Ripple Rockets, the Hornets found them- selves seven points short at the end of the game. Manual Was next to vanquish our Frosh 7-6, and then We faced a sturdy Southport eleven which overcame us 13-6. Our last contest was a crush- ing defeat of 19-O administered by the Continen- tals of Washington. M w4w1wse'w4wex4pvaamviaffiiQfx32?8?5Sf1 My W WW-vu 4 :ww ...iii BASKETBA The sting of that most popular of all Hornets, the basketball hornet, became coached in the l946-7 season by Mr. Elwood Yeager who re- turned to the Howe coaching staff after five years of service in the United States Army Air Forces. Coach Yeager replaced Mr. Lewis Crilfoy, now serving on the Butler University faculty, who had coached a more than successful version of Howe basketball for six years. The '48-'47 squad faced teams which were rated among the very top in the state, and there- fore, the Hornets lost more encounters than they won C7 wins, 9 lossesl. For the first time in Howe's history it was found that all members of the team worked equally well together, and therefore Coach Yeager employed the entire team instead of the customary first five players. On November 30 the Hornets flew Technical High School's way to engage them in battle and Tech was subdued 36-33. At the half mark of Ll948-47 the game Howe led l9-9, though the Big Green rallied in the second half they were stopped by the united efforts of our cagers. The Hornets were definitely on the move as they vanquished the Washington Continentals 34-28 and the Bipple Rockets 43-32. Our team suffered its first loss at the hands of an accomplished Franklin team and its second the next evening to Ben Davis who edged us in the fourth quarter of the game. Greenfield fell easily when Howe put on the steam to blast their hopes 46-28. The Howe Holiday Tournament with Howe, Bedford, Ieffersonville, and Broad Bipple par- ticipating was held for the second consecutive year and our Hornets drew the tough Bedford Stonecutters which were rated as the state's third best team. We dropped this game by a 34-28 score but took the consolation game away from Broad Bipple to the tune of 46-4l. A low ebb of the season was reached on Ian- Elmer Summitt, Don Coval, and George Spradling watch Hugh Moreillon shoot for a foul. It is the Broad Ripple-Howe game in which Howe won 43-32. George Spradling and a Lawrence Central man vie for the ball while Hugh Moreillon, 33, approaches, and Carl Spiess, 40, prepares to give his aid. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW'-George Spradlirig, Dick Baker, Irving Thomas, Bill Locklear, lim Stutz, Elmer Summitt. SECOND ROW-Iohnny Edwards, Harry Stewart, Don Coval, Bill Terrell, Hugh Moreillon, Paul Weir. INSET-Coach Elwood Yeager. uary 11 when our squad lost both to Lawrence Central and Shortridge. The Hornets journeyed to Columbus next, and because the Bulldogs possessed a really outstanding team, we were downed again and this time the ledger read 62-40. We righted an earlier wrong by defeating Lawrence Central 47-26, but'this was followed by another defeat by the hands of the strong Shortridge Blue-Devils fscore 33-305. Ansurpris- ing victory was gained over Bloomington on lanuary 31 followed by the maddening defeat that Cathedral waged over us with a 30-29 score. Perhaps the strongest team we faced and the most polished was Garfield of Terre Haute. They served us a crushing defeat of 65-30. Howe tired of this so they edged Southport 41-40. The sea- son ended in a slump when we lost our last three games to Shelbyville, Warren Central, and Manual, respectively. Led by our pepful cheerleaders Howe backed its 1947 sectional team to the utmost. The game was nip and tuck the entire four quarters. At the first quarter buzzer the score stood an even 13-13, but at the half the Warriors led the Hor- nets by a three-point margin C23-205. Hugh- Moreillon, George Spradling, and lohnny Ed- wards scored to place Howe ahead at different intervals in the last half. But when the deafen- ing crack of the final gun sounded Howe was trailing by one point. The Warren Central team had defeated us 36-35. It was a very crushing defeat for all Howeites, both team and students. The Howe Reserve team coached by Mr. Wathen Leasor won 12 encounters and lost 5. The team seemed and proved itself very well balanced. The Freshmen team lost its first five games but finally found its footing and won the last seven games scheduled in their season. The. team is coached by Mr. E. Franklin Fisher. RE SERVE A RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES Howe 12 .............,.......................... Tech 21 Howe 27 ........ .......... W ashinqton 14 Howe 24 ........ ....,.. B road Ripple 21 Howe 21 ......... ............. F ranklin 19 Howe 26 ........ ......... B en Davis 19 Howe 32 ........ .......... G reenfield 7 Howe 16 ........ .............. C athedral 17 Howe 24 ........ ................. C olurnbus 34 Howe 33 ......... ........ L awrence Central 22 Howe 19 ....... ............... S hortridqe 20 Howe 30 ........ ......... B loomington 15 Howe 13 ........ .............. C athedral 12 Howe 27 ......... .......... G ariield 1T.H.J 20 Howe 31 ......... ............... S outhport 16 Howe 25 ......... ............ S helloyville 18 Howe 26 ......,,. ........ W arren Central 28 Howe 27 ......... ................... M anual 22 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW - Carl Spiess, B111 Schmadeke, Manager George Ferlinq, Frank Knox, Robert Brown. SECOND ROW-Herman Hardwick, Phil Barnhart, lohn Bruckman, loe Pirtle. BACK ROW - Don Denniston, lay Gould, Coach W. D. Leasor, Arthur Hol- man, Dick Merchent. PRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES Howe M12 .................... Warren Central 22 Howe 18 ........ ....... B road Ripple 35 Howe 16 ....... .......................,. T ech 19 Howe 14 ......... ........ L awrence Central 44 Howe 23 ......... .................. S outhport 24 Howe 23 ..,.,... ......... C rispus Attucks 18 Howe 31 ,..,..... ............... C athedral 24 Howe 30 ......... ......... B en Davis 27 Howe 18 ........ .......... S hortriclge 15 Howe 35 ......... ....... W ashington 15 Howe 23 ........ ....... B road Ripple - 14 Howe 30 ......... ................. M anual 9 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW-David Dyar, Dick De- leet, lack Eclqington, Loren Potter, Kenny Slifer. SECOND ROW-Dick Ettinqer, Ernie Phelps, Tommy DeLashmit, Bill Cowell. THIRD ROW-Murry Hoover, Don Ross, Larry McKinney, lack Wellman, Kent Pierce. BACK ROW-Coach E. Franklin Fish- er, Barrett Hatfield, Iim Hueston, Paul Campbell, Wayne Enqlernan, Manager Richard Brady. Hornets lack Schaffer and Carl Spiess lead the high hurdles event while Paul Powell, on the extreme left, fights to overcome his opponents, TRACKQSE Ably led by Norman Dixon and Dave De- Witte, the l946 edition of the East Side spike- sters broke the tape twice in the annual state track meet May 25 at Tech to place Howe in eleventh winning position. Norm Dixon running a swift 880 by-passed Bob Warfield of Lincoln CEvansvillel to win the event in his lowest time of the season, 2:O3.2 DeWitte recorded 4:3O.7 to win the state's mile contest from defending champion Ierome lefchak of Hammond Tech. Howe's spike team lost their coveted sectional crown to a strong Manual aggregation, but placed second in the contest with 20 2X3 points to Manual's 43 marks. Don Goodwin, Don Battery, Norman Dixon, and Dave DeWitte, who composed the speedy medley relay team, took first place in the lndian- apolis Relays held at the Tech oval. ln running the mile in this relay, DeWitte was clocked at 4:37.5 which lowered the previous medley time to ll:U6.l knocking l8 seconds off last year's time. Dual meets found the thinlies skipping the SONl946 traces to win three meets with Southport, Ben Davis, and Lawrence Central. ln a tri-team meet with Washington, and Gerstmeyer r of Terre Haute, Howe took second berth, and the remain- ing six dual meets were lost to stronger city competition. May 6, and the city meet rolled around once again. Although DeWitte placed second in the mile event and Dixon took fourth in the 880 yard contest, the team garnered only lO points while Tech bagged a grand total of 64 l X3 to win first place. Seventy-seven points placed Dave DeWitte's name in first position for the '46 season's high point man, and Norman Dixon followed hot on his heels with 72. Dave also secured the Dyer award for the best mental attitude of the year and he shared the captainship of the team with Bob O'Neel. The most valuable player award was presented to Norman Dixon. Other leaders in points were: lack Iohns, Carl Spiess, Don Goodwin, lack Shaffer, and Don Raftery. Howe 47 ...... .... B loomington 61 Howe 70 ....... ....... S outhport 47 Howe 82 V2 .... .......... B en Davis 34 V2 Howe 50 ...... ..... C rispus Attucks 67 Howe 57 ...... ......... B road Ripple 60 Howe 49 ...... ...... W arren Central 68 Howe 36 ............ .............. M anual 8l Howe 47 lf3 ....... ..... ......... S h ortridge 60 273 Howe 67 ...........................,..... Lawrence Central 50 Howe second to Gerstmeyer oi Terre Haute in tri-meet with Washington with 5l lf 2 points. Howe eleventh to Anderson in state meet with l0 points. Howe second to Manual in the sectional meet with 20 2X3 points. Howe seventh to Tech in the City meet with l0 points. - Howe sixth to Tech in the lndianapolis Re- lays with 24 points. TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW--B-ob DeNoon, Dave DeWitte, Carl Spiess, Bob O'Neel, George Spradling, Roger Kennedy, Norman Dixon, Frank Knox, lack Iohns, lohn Urrutia, Bill Nevill. SECOND ROW-Coach Samuel T. Kelley, lohn Edwards, Bill Locklear, Bill Romeril, Douglas Gill, Don Hyfield, Don Goodwin, Don Raftery, George Harris, Coach Ray Bowman. BACK ROW-lack Shaffer, Don Faubion, Bob Harris, Andy Smith, Phil Barnhart, lay Gould, Don Brown, Bob Stuck, Dick Hargrave. Howe's 1946 track queen, Patty Sloo, is crowned by trackman lack lohns. Her attendents are Iudy Killion, Bar- bara Austin, Pat Leifler, Mary Lester, Peggy Millen, Barbara Pletcher, and Helen Aldrich, Q MN W5 g, M 32 , wk WW Q-if ww w 3132? M QW1vf?i W , 2 , ..f, M21 W5 y hA V ff if fie ww2.,,k , . Li w - nz L. ef Qu., ,g A 'th my 4 ima X 2 w f 1+ 12 1, ww. W,,M, 'M we CROSS COUNTRY---GOLF Cross-country made a triumphant entrance when Howe defeated the harriers from Lawrence Central, 15-40. Tech was also drubbed by an identical score. Manual, Broad Ripple, Warren Central, Crispus Attucks, Shortridge, and Wash- ington fell before the Hornet spikesters before the season ended, Only Anderson's state champs were able to defeat the Brown and Gold runners. Broad Ripple dimmed Howe's hopes for a city championship as the Hornets placed second for a fourth consecutive year. Individual honors were taken by Howe's own George Harris in the time of 10:00.7, just ll.l seconds off Dave De- Witte's record. Dave Rouse, Broad Ripple, out- sped lack Wellman, Hornet freshman, for sec- ond. Bill Benz, Tech, second last year, had to settle for fourth and Don Thomas of Shortridge rounded out the top five. Other Brown and Gold runners were Don Raftery, ninth, Russ Corey, twelfth, Chuck Copeland, seventeenth, and Dave Cook, nineteenth in the field of forty-two. Senior George Harris, in addition to his city victory, sped to five firsts, and two seconds to lead Howe. lack Wellman carried off second honors by virtue of his two firsts, five seconds, and a third. Other outstanding distance aces were seniors, Russell Corey, Chuck Copeland, and Elmer Summittp junior, Don Rafteryg and sophomore, Dave Cook. GOLF Our Hornet turf diggers launched their 1946 campaign by thumping Columbus l4Vz-V2. Next came a victory over Broad Ripple and Short- ridge in a triangular meet. By checking Tech, 23-13, our golfers gained statewide recognition. Shortridge came back and got a dose of the same medicine to the tune of 25-14 in a match short- ened to 10 holes. Ronald Roach came up with the round of the season when he turned in a bril- liant 76 in pacing Howe to its second win over Columbus, 20 V2-7W. Howe was forced to settle for second place in the City-County when Tech came up with a four-man total of 316, followed by Howe, 334, Shortridge, 370, and Lawrence Central with 387. Ted Skillman led the Hornets with an 81. Howe journeyed -to Crawfordsville next and over- whelmed the host school, 9V2-ZW. Howe placed sixth in the state tourney as Tech nosed out Wiley of Terre Haute by 4 strokes with a team total of 320. Our Hornets compiled a score of 334. The standard bearers of the Brown and Gold remained undefeated in dual and triangular com- petition as Ronnie Roach's 33 average led the Hornets. FRONT ROW-Fred Espie, lack Pheiffer, Gerald Williams, lan Payne, lerry Delks, Frank Kenworthy, Dick Hume, Paul Weir. BACK ROW-Coach Fred C. Lemley, Dean Morrow, Bob Fields, Warren Wright, Dick Burns, Bob Beach, Bob Bohn, Larry Scott, Robert Altom, Don Given, Bill Friddle, Don Hodsori, Richard Moore, lim Furry, Don Armstrong. When you see a Howeite with a block H, you know he is not an ordinary guy. Each and every one of these athletes has earned his letter by playing in half the basketball games, totaling fifteen points in track, or playing in half the quar- ters in football. These boys are organized into the Howe Lettermen's Club. Officers this year are Bill Locklear, presidentp Hugh Moreillon, vice-presidentg Tom Barnes, secretary-treasurer: and lohn Yoder, sergeant-at-arms. Their main activity of the year is a dance sponsored in cooperation with the G. A. A. at Christmas time. To these boys we owe Howe's 'success in ath- letics. , V Boys hold no monopoly on sports here at Howe. The Girls' Athletic Association sees to that. Every Tuesday the girls' side of the gym is just buzzing with activity where the sports- minded gals of Howe meet. Ping pong, basket- ball, and volleyball tournaments are just a few of the events held each year. A competitive gym meet is also on the program. Every female at Howe is required to take a certain amount of physical education. Any Tuesday after school lwhen there are no teachers watching? just open the door to the girls' gym and get an eyeful of the activities of the gal athletes. LETTERMEN 'S CLUB FRONT ROW-lim Steckley, George Spradling, lack O'Neel, lack Henthorn, Tom Barnes, Roger Kennedy. SECOND ROW-Dick Baker, Russell Corey, Iohn Yoder, Bill Locklear, lack Iohns, George Harris. Y THIRD ROW-Bill Schmadeke, Elmer Summitt, Don Coval, Tom Endsley, Bob Wood, Hugh Moreillon. l FOURTH ROW--Carl Spiess, 'Dick Toothman, lack Peasleo, Don Groene, Dave Coos, Gerald Vermillion. FIFTH ROV!-Charles Copeland, Bill Nevill, lim Stutz, Don Raftery, Don l-lyfield, Bill Mayer. BACK ROW'-Eddie Myers, Paul Weir, lohn Edwards, Arlen Risley. INTRAMURAL SPORTS Sports participation is not open solely to those experts who represent the banner of Howe in contests with other schools. Here at Howe every boy has his chance to attain athletic stardom. Each physical education class is divided into seven or eight squads. ln each squad there are usually from six to eight boys. There are three sports in the intramural sports program includ- ing football, basketball, and track. ln football and basketball the winning squad from each class engages in a tournament after school, with the frosh and upperclassmen being separated. ln' track the situation is entirely different. Each year the first week in Iune there is an intramural track meet. Any boy is eligible who has not participated in a varsity or freshmen track meet. In each class qualifications are held and 'two boys represent each class in each event except in relays Where one team represents a class. No boy may enter more than three events. As in the other sports the freshmen and upperclass- men events are run separate. The individual boys who win places are awarded ribbons. Although the war is over our physical educa- tion department, represented by Mr. Bowman, Mr. Kelley, and Mr. Yeager, still maintains a rigid program, stressing physical fitness. The students go through a regular program of exer- cising, rope climbing, pushups, chinning, and tumbling. All is not work, however, as basket- ball, football, and volleyball add a lighter touch. All these factors contribute toward making Howeites the healthiest in town. QS A GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G. A. A. FRONT ROW-Ioan Brickham, Virginia Gardner, Ioyce Dehnbostel, Carol Schneider, Diane Hays, lean Shaffer, Vir- ginia Iones, Phyllis Bowles, Carole Davis, Beverly Cubel, lohanne Guenter, Carolyn Gorrnan, Ama Rea Murray, The- resa McKinney, Mary Ann Brown, Mary Ann Gaither, Evelyn Velich, Leah Churchill, Ioan Reynolds, Ruth Barr. SECOND ROW-Phyllis Harreld, Wilma Figg, Mildred Rodgers, Pat Wood, Sue Kenworthy, Ioan Hockersrnith, Myra Leasor, Ianet Oakley, loyce Stark, Ianice Poe, Anita Strahl, Iudy Wear, Anne Moreland, Babs Schulrneyer, Dorothy Sar- binoif, Barbara Teague, Barbara Austin, Marilyn Arbuckle, Jackie Allen, Shirley Stilwell, Mary Margaret Hine, Nancy lo Parr, THIRD ROVV---lanette Stafford, Lucille Willem, Norma Knarzer, Betty McFarland, Ianice Gatlin, Io Anne Wood, ludy Holtnian, Cora Lane, Marcia Anne Scovell, lo Ann Baur, Mary Ann Mose, Marianne Adams, Margie Dravis, Sharon Russell, Carolyn Steffy, Mary Ellyn' Dahl, Phyllis Deltour, Barbara Reed. if f:'3,3Qg:j2f FOURTH ROW-Karyl lkercl, Pat Leifler, Georgene Thorn, Iudy Burkhart, Dottie Curry, Margie Little, Ginnie Lou Miller, Ellen Swingley, Elaine Louise Reel, Margie Steify, Beverly Millikan, Carol Wiegman, Mary Handy, Carolyn Ealy, Ann Fennell, Barbara Cox, Georgia Graves Kirkhoff. ' I ,fir-,, ,!' FIFTH ROWeBarbara Thompson,'f'G5rEa.l Knisley, lean Broeking, Nancy Iohns, lanice Huston,-igatty Sharp, Betty Williams, Iacquelin Mullin, Mary Io Reel Ianice Sampson, Claire Vestal, Vera Davis, Marilyn Dougherty, Norma Stultz, Mary Stultz. -if BACK ROW-Mary Torrence, Twyla Earle, Marji LaRue, Wilma Fredenburg, Shirley Richardson, Virginia Eubank, Ellen Barnes, Patty Andrews, Ann Woemer, Mickey Specht, Delores Welty, Marjorie Sewell. i X rl tm s . m is . .- as.: X 3'-zrinh ...o -lb , I s WN.. . X V r , , f, Ss? X9 8.55 ix unw ' W Lite is organizedy so, at Howe we prepare tor creative living by learning to Work and play with our ieiiowmen through participation in ciuhs and organizations. By this means our classroom activities become keener tools with which to Work out our future careers. Curtain going up! is the pet phrase of the members of the Footlight Revelers Club, Who, under the direction of Mr. Darrel Gooch, satisfy their desires to become first ladies and men of the theater by giving an annual spring play, their latest production being, You Can't Take lt With You. New to this year's club list is the Debate Club, sponsored by Mr. Darrell Gooch. The purpose of this club is to give interested students the ex- perience of presenting and defending their opinions in public matters. The Cheerleaders Club is for all aspiring young cheer- leaders Whose ambition is to lead the yells of their school at the basketball and football games. They are instructed by Mrs. Marjorie Armstrong, Miss lean Westphal, and Miss Betty Barbee. FOOTLIGHT REVELER'S CLUB FRONT ROW--eMike Wagoner, Mr. Darrell Gooch, sponsor, Helen Aldrich, Giovanna Ball, Anne Schutt, Mildred Bailey, Warren Wright. SECOND ROW-Ruth Ann Thomas, Fran McAree, Dick Cotton, Maellen Wright, Martha Mitchell, Marjorie Kings- bury, Iennie Konold, Mary Io Taylor, Carol Eyes. THIRD ROW-lim Denny fpresidentj, Norma Ziegler tsecretaryln Charlotte Walton, Sally Shields, Dick Sharkey, Paul Taylor. LAST ROW-Alan Gise, Ronald Wil- liams, Elliott lose ltreasurerl, Bill Insley fvice-presidentl, Gloria Speer. DEBATE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-lim Denny, Elliott lose, Donn Mills, Fran McAree, Adelle Porter, Tom Lofton, Richard Moore, Dick Wisehart, lim Baker. CHEERLEADERS CLUB FRONT ROW-Doug Gill, Pat Leffler, Iody Crawford, Mrs. Marjorie Arm- strong, sponsor, Beverly Ann Cubel, Iohanne Guenter, Betty Torrence, Alan Gise. SECOND ROW-Nancy Iohns, Virginia Eubank, Ioyce Dehnbostel, Marilyn Dougherty, Carol Schneider, Winona Locklear, Anne Woerner, Marjorie La- Rue. LAST ROW-Mary Io Reed, Carol Knisley, Vera Davis, Mary Torrence, Mary Ellen Dahl, Marilyn Callahan, Nor- ma Knarzer, Lois Rader. Rendering a real service to our school by showing class room movies are members of the Visual Education Club. These students, under the su- pervision of Mr. Merle Wim- mer, are hoping to produce a movie of school activities in the near future. The Home Economics Club at Howe, sponsored by Miss Lois Coy, is open to all girls enrolled in home economics. The club is a member of the national organization, The Fu- ture l-lomemakers of America. The group has purchased a radio-phonograph for the club and the department. Although not an organized club, the boys in charge of the public address system, aided by Mr. Richard Ham- mond, play an important part in the school program and their activities are Worthy of mention. VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB SEATED-Ianette Stafford, Dolores Bayne, Betty Baker, Phyllis Wallace, Bob Brenton, Chuck Copeland, Hubert Powell. STANDING-Ted Coryell, Billy Pier- pont, Don Homer, Harry Ware, Richard Brady, Don Myers, Robert Oldham, Richard Burns, Don Givan. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FRONT ROW-Pat Voeller, Dorothy Partinqton, Shirley Walker, Thelma Wright, Lucille Perkins, Io Ann Marquis tnresiclentl, lane Marshall fvice-presi- dentl, Mary Ann Malott, Iulia Ann Moore, Kathryn Stone, Sally Shields, Charlotte Petty, Norma Knarzer, Ianet Lauqhner, Ioan Meyers. SECOND ROW-Elaine Reel, Carol Wieqman, Dorothy Casey, Sally Stef- fanni, Iudy Wear, lane Baker, Mary Louise Grimes, Miss Lois Coy, sponsor, Carol Mathews, lufiy Barnes, Norma Stultf fsecretaryl, Doris Bade, Ioann Ree . PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM IEI-'T TO RIGHT--Clair Reuter, Dick Bakomeior, lim Askren, The Latin Club presents each month a forum showinq some phase of Roman life. These forums are directed by Miss Thelma Cooley and Miss Narcie Pollitt and have en- acted such things as a Roman trial, an oracle Cshown at riqhtl, and a Christmas Sat- urnalia. The students enrolled in the Spanish Club, in an effort to further a better understand- ing of the people and customs in South and Central America, Write to pen pals in these countries and receive many interesting letters in reply. They also take part in a Span- ish assembly, and plan a Christmas party. Miss Eliza- beth Smith is the club spon- sor. Comment allez-vous? If you don't understand this phrase, just ask a member of the French Club for a trans- lation, for, tutored by Miss Narcie Pollitt, he has learned many conversational and idi- omatic expressions. The club members also correspond with students in France. LATIN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT-Estel Barry Iconsull, Barbara Miller Cconsull, Margie Ann Dravis, Marianne Adams, Donn Mills, Kathryn McCartney, Norma Stultz. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW-Marcia Ann Scovell, Sally Shields, Iane Keith tsecretary- treasurerl, Iackie Freers tvice presidentj, lean Sheets tpresidentl, Gwen Spangler. SECOND ROW-Irma Mae Wilson, lanice Poe, Carolyn Schuster, Dorothy Sarbinoff, Rosie Stark, Earlene Horton. LAST ROWeRichard Booth, Benny Means, Paul Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Smith, sponsor. FRENCH CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT---Walter Black, Bill Dismore, Ted Coryell, Mary Moreland tsecretaryl, lane Kirkhotf, Miss Narcie Pollitt, sponsor, Marianne Adams, Norma Stultz, Brandt Steele tpresidentj, Dick Bakemeier, lohn Vollmer, Iesse l-lise. 65911- MA The Howe Hi-Y Club sponsors many activities, among them the election of a Philosopher who presides at the May Pageant each spring, and the selection of the tive candidates for the annual Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance. lt is the dream ot every Howe girl to be one ot the tive chosen. The Club also sends delegates to state, district, and local conferences. Mr. Virgil Heniser is the sponsor. The Beta Hi-Y Club for freshmen and sophomore boys, sponsored by Mr. Paul Klinge, has a program crammed full of activities such as, swimming, hay- rides, and learning to dance. By operating check- ing concessions and usher- ing on special occasions, they contribute to school service. They also send delegates to represent them at many conferences. HI-Y CLUB FRONT ROW- lack McCormick. Iim Steckle-Y, lohn Edwards, Don Coval, Huqh Moreillon fpresidentl, Michael Pettinger lvice presidentl, Estel Barry lsecretaryl, lack lohns ftreasurerl, Dick Weghorst, Sam Davis. SECOND ROW-Bill lnsley, -Dick Cotton, Iim Denny, Elliott lose, Brandt Steele, Paul Weir, Bill Nevill, Bob Caudell, Don Henkle, Dick Bakemeier. THIRD ROW--Richard Schatz, Lar- ry Scott, Elmer Summitt, Bill Terrell, Alan Gise, Phil Barnhart, lim Thomas, lack O'Neel, Bob Corya, Benny Brown. FOURTH ROW-Bill Mayer, Hubert Powell, Bob DeNoon, Ted Guthrie, Earl Scott, Bill Butler, Ed Cassady, Bill Mitchell, Dick Sharkey, Bob Beach. LAST ROW - - Tom Cunningham, Iim Askren, Tim Hunter, Eloy Stev- ens, Irving Thomas, Mr. Virgil Heniser, sponsor, Freddy Fath, John Brydon, Bob Bego, lack Aldridge. BETA HI-Y-CLUB FRONT ROW-Robert Walker, Richard Moore, Ioe Pirtle ftreasurerl, Keith Ramsden, lack Bliss, Don Hod- son, limmie Horton. SECOND ROW-Dick Wisehart, Dave Cook lvice presidentl, Bob Fields, Warren Wright Csecretaryl, Dick Carlson, Don Olson. LAST ROW-David Williams, Ed- ward Pursell, Walter Black tpresi- dentl, Mr. Paul Klinge, sponsor, lim Baker, Tom Iohns, Ioe Messing. Available to all freshmen girls, the Selofra Club promotes friendship and provides social affairs for our youngest class- mates by sponsoring a style show in which the planning and modeling are done exclusively by them. Giving a Welcome Party for the lanuary freshmen, and participating in the All-Girl Competitive Sing are other ac- tivities. They also get pointers from a talk by a beauty con' sultant from a downtown store. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Baker. SELOFBA CLUB FRONT ROW-Esther Cunningham, Mary Margaret l-line, loan Hiner, Doris Bacle, Martha Barnard, Betty Cotton, Doris Good- win, lane Goken, lane Leckrone ltreasurerl, loyce Jones tpresidentj SECOND ROW--Barbara Daniels, Yvonne Beatty, Cleta Grubaugh, lane Lynch, Judy Burkhart, lane Connerley, Beverly Cross- ley, Marianne Adams, Myra Leasor. LAST ROW--Ann Hart, Barbara Teague, Barbara Lamb, Nancy King, Ianet Comly, Mrs. Betty Baker, sponsor, Charlene Kuntz, Nancy Iohns, Pat Bickley. ik SELOERA CLUB FRONT ROW-Ianice Sampson, Pat Wai'- ner, Betty Williams tsecretaryl, Claire Vestal, lean Scott, Anita Strahl, Ianette Stafford, Rita Miller, Ianice Poe, Babs Schulmeyer, SECOND ROW-Kathryn McCartney, Iudy Woerner, Ellen Swingley, Carolyn Walther, Janet McGaul'1ey, Donna VanArendonk, lanet Shaffer, Nadine Schneider, Carol Mor' ris, Christine Marquis, Sally Steffanni. LAST ROW-Ioan Miller tvice presidentl, Ioy Richey, Dorothy Sarbinoff, Walda Stur- geon, Nancy Jo Parr, Mary Stultz, Mary Io Reed, Anne Moreland, Ioyce Mitzner, Io Ann Morell, Ioyce McLaughlin. ik LANINA CLUB FRONT ROW, -Mary Louise Grimes, Ioan Hockersmith, Marilyn Haislup, Doris Hess Ctreasurerl, Joanne Gottberg, Christina Mary Lou Evans, Gainey, lackie Freers, Marilyn Bowers, Donna Garland, Vera Davis tvice presidentl, ludy Barbara Davis. Killion tsecretaryl, XSECOND ROW-Ruth Ellen Davis, Iennie Sue Kenworthy, Konold, leanne Byers, Marmie Kingsbury, Nancy Koch, Georgia Graves, lane Kirkhoff, Barbara Cox, loyco Gulleson, Norma Cooper, Io Ann Baur. LAST ROWiIane Keith, lean Broek- ing, Elizabeth Christein, Loretta Craig, Mary Handy Ann Fennell, Norma Knarzer, Miss Hildagarde Kuhar, sponsor, Pat Gregory, Marilyn Eicher, Iudy Holtman, Carol Knis- lcy, loyce Farmer. ' LANINA CLUB FRONT ROW-Elinor Moorman, Shirley Stilwell, Sally Shields, Iulia Moore tpresi- Carolyn Sterruzzi, Connie Smith, dentj, Patsy Parrish, Carol Newcomer, Mary Tor- rence, Norma Stultz, lean Parmer, Marilyn Weber, Norma Jeanne Lich. SECOND ROW-Betty Selzer, Betty MC- Farland, Io Ann Lindberg, Betty Maehler, Frances Matthews, Paula Petty, luly Pierce, lo Ann Perkinson, Pat Wood, Barbara Thompson, lean Sheets, Rosemary Monqelli. LAST ROWfMarcia Ann Scovell, Mar- garet Sherron, Charlotte Walton, Martha Mitchell, Doris Ann Moss, Sharon Russell, Donna Ortel, Miss Hildeqarde Kuhar, spon- sor, lane Marshall, Carol Mathews, Pat McDonald, Barbara Pletcher, Barbara Logsdon. The Lanina Club, sponsored by Miss Hildagard Kuhar, is open to all sophomore girls. The program of this club is crowded with a great Variety of activities from decorating for the basket- ball banquet in the spring to par- ticipating in their famous Peanut Pal Week in the fall. During this Week each girl is showered with notes and gifts from her pal, ac- complishing one of the aims of the organization, that of promot- ing friendship among sopho- more girls. From the members ot the Vihota Club are nominated the Violet Queen and her Court who reign at the annual May pageant. This junior club tries to further friendship among Howe girls, not only in their own club, but in all the girls' clubs. One of their activities is to sponsor the all-girl Christmas party. The club also decorates for the football banquet in the tall. Mrs. Mildred Loew is the club sponsor. VIHOTA CLUB FRONT ROW-Mary Lou Champion, Wilma Fredenburg, Phyllis Halcomb, Carol Arnholter, Diane Hays, Margie Joslin, Gladys Ferguson, Joyce Dehnbostel, Phyllis Lefiler, Helen Aldrich, Ethlyn Henderson, Delores Altom, Marilyn Dougherty, Jackie Allen, Suzanne Auble. SECOND ROW-Darlynn DeLong, Jeanne Horton, Virginia Higgs, Wilma Fiqq, Rose- mary Arnold, Joan Bayly, Mildred Bailey, Mary Ann Brown, Janet Eickhoff, Jeanne Gottberg, Carole Davis ftreasurerj, Carol Eves, Ruth Ann Horton, Mildred Becker, Roberta Johnston. THIRD ROW-Lenore Coutz, Margie Low- dermilk, Mary Baker, Mary Elizabeth Hite, Mary Beth Hunt, Marjorie LaRue, Virginia Eubank, Ellen Barnes, Jeanne Brady, Pat Krome, Janie Cox, Barbara Clark, Norma Clark, Betty Kurz. LAST ROW-Judy Barnes, Patty Andrews, Barbara Austin, Bobbie Enochs, Vicky Brun- son, Hildeqarde Koeppe, Pat Heller, Janice Kilbourne, Joan Leppert, Marilyn Johnston, Priscilla Groves, Gerry Bender, Barbara Kohlstaedt. Vll-IOTA CLUB FRONT ROW-Marie Ochs, Judy Miller, Suzie Shortridge, Wilma Sferruzzi, Jean Shatter, Carol Schneider, Irma Mae Wilson, Barbara Jo Riegel, Erlene Snyder, Eleanor Overstreet, Dolores Weber, Barbara Wan- clersee, Anne Schutt tvice presidentj. SECOND ROW-- lrrna Jean Wheeling, Ruth Smith, Mary Jo Taylor Cpresidentl, Sally Vertrees, Alice McClelland, Phyllis McKee, Anne Woerner, Joyce Noll, Mary Moreland, Barbara Ziegler, Mary Sentrnan, Phyllis Wallace, Joan Ritzi. LAST ROW-Joan Pruitt, Marjory Sewell, Beverly Sears, Marilyn Steinkuhler, Shirley Walker, Ama Rea Murray, Mrs. Mildred Locw, sponsor, Martha Schumaker, Patty Slf, Joy Ann Wilson, Gloria Wood, Kath- erine Nitchman Csecretaryj. HOSEGI CLUB FRONT ROW-Barbara Bohlinger, LaVina Booram, Patti Kennedy, Ioanne Crawford, Patti Cummings, Mary Anne Cull, Patricia Letiler, Suzanne Foster, Mariana Fullen, Mary Lester, Patty Kossatz, Barbara Inger- soll, Ruth Guthrie tvice presidentl, Margaret Jordan fsecretaryl, Mary Iordan, Phyllis Bowles, Virginia Jones, Shirley Ioslin, Joann Brower, Rosie Bender. SECOND ROW-Elizabeth Lien, Barbara Dietrich, Marilyn Harton, Anna Eikenberry, Iona Ham, Giovonna Ball, Karyl Ikerd, Barbara lean Kidd, Anna Lee Clemans, Helen Hodges, Pat Kruse, Margie Deputy, Carolyn Gorman, Gerry Broshears, Frances Garinger, Edna Foust, Lucy Evans, Eleanor Garrett, Pat Kilander. LAST ROW-Mary Ann Gaither, Doris Hill, Iackie Hudson, Ruth Dowden, lean Blumenauer, Beverly Cubel,CarolIaneBush, Betty Dallas, Mrs. Ellen lane Mead, sponsor, Delilah Beatley, Alvera Johns, Virginia Hol- lingsworth, Patricia Hoover, Barbara Bullard, Suzanne Iohnson, Diane Caldwell, Carolyn Fisbeck. HOSEGI CLUB FRONT ROW-Elizabeth Morello, Kathryn Quinn, Carolyn Steify, Beverly Ortel, Ioyce Wellman, Lois Wick, lean Ann McMahan, Wanda Marshall, Joyce Weaver, Gloria Speer, Ioyce Ticen, Evelyn Velich. SECOND ROW-Barbara McMath, Marie McMillan, Dolores Smith, Evelyn Moore, Anna Mae Schauinqer, Betty Smith, Suzanne Moshenrose, Louise Stefianni, Mary Pitts, Mary Lou May, Edna Sutherlin, Ioy Lou l1Veevie ttreasurerl. LAST ROW-Ruth McDonald, Betty Per- kinson, Betty Ruth Robb, Betty Sly, Ruth Ann Thomas, Norma Ziegler tpresidentj, Io Ann Marquis, Maellen Wright, Virginia Skelton, Nancy Riches, Marilyn Thomas, ik Beginning the list of activities for the Hosegi Club, directed by Mrs. Ellen lane Mead, is the October girls' party, called the Fall Festival. The members of this club nominate the candi- dates for the football queen and her court who reign at the No- vember Homecoming, which is planned by the club. Also, this senior group and the Hi-Y Club sponsor the dances in the school gym after basketball games. The Science Club is open to all students interested in scientific projects and prob- lems. The members ot this organization, under the su- pervision ot Mr. William Smith, have carried on many unusual experiments in dissection, in counting and identifying blood cells, and in microscopic obser- vations. The students pic- tured at right took part in the open house demonstra- tion okt the Science Depart- ment last tall. The members ot the lun- ior Historical Club make an attempt to study some ot the history and back- ground of Indiana and to View and enjoy historic sites of their state. They have heard an interesting talk on slavery in lndiana and an illustrated lecture on China and lndia. .An all day outing to Spring Mill State Park and the starting of a history ot Howe under the supervision ot Mr. Hartwell Kayler were also projects of the club. SCIENCE CLUB SEATEDW-Patty Sly, Paula Petty, Alan Holman, Richard Dunn, Walter Black, Don Fleetwood, Clarence Zike, Bob McDonald, Robert Lewis, lackie Freers, Betty Chambers, Pat Land- rigan, Mr. William Smith. STANDING Eddie Hunter, lesse Hise, lack Bliss, Allen Genrich, Keith Ramsden, Mary Sentman, Phyl- lis Wallace, Mary Torrence, Pau-la Cherry, Marjorie Kingsbury, Sue Kenworthy, Marty Truman, Joanne Gerrard, loan Reynolds, ludy Alger. lUNlOR HISTORICAL CLUB' FRONT ROW-Barbara lean Kidd, Barbara Iackson, Giovonna Ball lpres- dentj, Adelle Porter tsecretaryl, Mr. Hartwell Kayler, sponsor, Nat Plum- mer, Marie Ochs Cvice presidentj, Betty Kurz, Jeanne Brady. SECOND ROW-Lillian Clark, Benny Means, Lorraine Reinhardt, Mike Wagoner, lean Broekinq, Tom Lotton, Margie Lowdermilk, Bob Brenton. LAST ROW---Mildred Lemen, Paula Petty, loyce Gulleson, Louise Mor- gan, Donna Garland. ' I xtiiwft' The lunior Red Cross ac- tivities for this year are headed by the packaging and mailing of thirty Christ- mas gift boxes to the less fortunate children of Eu- rope. This club, sponsored by Miss Doris Hasler, has received many interesting letters from children in for- eign lands whom they have helped in the past. The Howe Horizon Club, affiliated with the city Horizon Club takes active part in city and group af- fairs. The sponsor of this Senior Camp Fire Cfirl's group is Mrs. Harriett Clark. The Y-Teens Club co- operates with the city wide interclub council of Y- Teens in a bi-monthly meeting. This organization, sponsored by Miss Doris Hasler and Mrs. Margaret Waltz, mother of one of the members, planned a Hal- loween party and a hay- ride as part of their activi- ties. lUNlOR RED CROSS LEFT TO RIGHT-Miss Doris Has- ler, sponsor, Mary Ann Brown tpresidentl, Ioan Reynolds fvice pres- identl, Ruth Barr tsecretaryi, Marilyn Bowers, Elizabeth Christein ttreas- urerj, Patricia Burns, Mildred Bailey. HORIZON CLUB LEFT TO RlGHTiMary Ann Ma- lott fpresidentl, Georgene Thorn, Phoebe Wright ftreasurerj, Denise Crease, Dorothy Harlan, Pat Kelley, Iudy Pierce, Rosemary Knecht tvice presidentl, Paula Petty fsecretaryl, Y-TEENS CLUB FRONT ROW-fRuth Dowden Cpres- iclentj, Dona Heitz, Barbara McMath, Miss Doris Hasler, sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Waltz, sponsor, lackie Freers, Mary Pitts Cvice presidentl, Irma Mae Wilson. SECOND ROW --Mary Lou May, Edna Sutherlin, lulia Downey, Do- lores Smith, Iudy Pierce, lo Ann Morell tsecretaryj, Ioyce McLaughlin. LAST ROW- Shirley Wiese, Mary Alice Spoon, Nancy Denham, Mari- lyn Waltz ttreasurerl, Mary Cather- ine Susanke. fs -' f A i , g. -W--Mi E, ww iiaw , faifsf- ai ig? After hearing our Howe Orchestra at the Open House in the fall, we all agreed it had gone far to- ward achieving the high musical goals set up by Mr. John W. Shepard, di- rector. The Orchestra has played for the annual spring fes- tival, the Senior class play, and the Footlight Reveler's play. The members also participated in the city- wide orchestra festival, and have frequently given per- formances for Parent-'Teach er meetings, assemblies, and Vespers. The members of the Or- chestra are trained in the Intermediate String Class. ORCHESTRA Mildred Bailey, Ellen Barnes, Ruth Barr, Carolyn Campbell, Lloyd Collins, Dana Crapo, Rich- ard Elmore, Wilma Fredenburg, loyce Gulleson, Fred Harbolcl, Richard Hargrave, William Har- vey, Edward Hasse, Ruth Ann Horton, Marjorie La Rue, Ruth Lemley, Alice McClelland, Donald Mills, loyce Mitzner, Dorothy Part- ington, Charlotte Petty, Kent Pierce, lack Shannon, Lois lean Smith, Richard Wisehart. Led by the drum major, Dick Sharkey, and the maior- ettes, the smartly clad mem- bers oi our band march at all Howe football games. The majorettes leading in the formations are Barbara May, Ioan Stevenson, Paula Cherry, Dorice Smith, Claire Vestal, Betty Payton, Ioan Goodwin, and Alice Path. Under the direction oi Mr. Robert H. Buriord, the band has given performances for Parent-Teacher, and lodge meetings, Open House, Com- mencement, and assembly programs this year. A group ot selected mem- bers played for the Pleasant Run Revue this year. The Brass Ensemble provided mu- sical programs tor neighbor- ing grade schools, radio broadcasts, and the Organ Guild. BAND Mildred Bailey, Richard Bakemeier, Ronald Barber, Ellen Barnes, Walter Black, Robert Caudell, Patricia Clax- on, Lloyd Collins, Charles Copeland, Dave Cook, Dana Crapo, Harold Crawford, Alan Darling, Richard Dunn, Robert Ebert, Virginia Eubank, Wilma Fredenburg, William Friddle, Wilbur Galbreath, Patricia Graves, Herman Hardwick, Fred Harbold, Wil- liam Harvey, Dave Heath, Donald Hodson, Ianice Houston, James Hues- ton, Robert Hummel, Lois Ioslin, Rich- ard Keppler, Edward Koeppe, Alice McClelland, Robert McDaniel, Ioseph Messing, Donn Mills, loyce Mitzner, Damon Monschein, Dean Morrow, Paul Mueller, Donald Olson, Betty Payton, Homer Pence, Ioseph Pirtle, Charlotte Petty, Ernest Phelps, Kent Pierce, Keith Ramsden, Mary Io Reed, Richard Schatz, Paul Schelm, lack Shannon, Richard Smith, Leo Terry, lack Thomas, Lon Walker, Harry Ware, David Williams, Warren Wright. Ably directed by Mr. Frank S. Watkins, our choir has won recognition in Irvington as well as at Howe: The group was invited to the sing for the American Le- gion Memorial Service, the Arthur lordan Conservatory, and other meetings of out- side organizations. Here at Howe, they partici- pated in various assembly programs, including the Christmas program, and in the vocal program tor Open House. Our choir members are trained and chosen from the Qlee clubs. CHOIR Iacqueline A b r a h a m , Richard Aichele, Don Armstrong, Iames Ask- ren, Iarnes Baker, Giovonna Ball, Margaret Barnes, Ioan Bayly, Mildred Becker, 'lean Blumenauer, Ieanne Brady, Mary Ann Brown, Carol.Bush, Leah Churchill, Dave Cook, Richard Cotton, Ralph Cowser, Marilyn Crans- ton, Harold Crawford, Mary Ann Cull, Patricia Cummings, Paula Iean Davis, Shirley Davis, Ramona Dongworth, Marilyn Dougherty, Philip Edgington, lanet Eickhoff, Iuanita Embry, Carol Eves, Don Faubion, Suzanne Foster, Douglas Gill, Alan Gise, Carolyn Gor- man, Ruth Guthrie, Edward Hail, Helen Hodges, Barbara Ingersoll, Mary Iohnson, Suzanne Iohnson, Marilyn Iohnston, Shirley Ioslin, Pa- tricia Kennedy, Barbara lean Kidd, Betty Kurz, Ianet 'Lewis, Barbara Logsdon, Patricia Marks, lane Mar- shall, Carter Means, William Mitchell, Glenn Mock, Iulia Moore, Fran Mc- Aree, Eugene McClarney, Walter Mc- Daniel, Marie Ochs, Robert Oldham, Delbert Power, Mary Sentman, lack Shannon, Warren Smith, Harry Stew- art, Sally Vertrees, Lon Walker, Ioyce Weaver, Irma lean Wheeling, Ron- ald Williams, Anne Woerner. The paper we all anxiously await, our bi-weekly Howe Tower, is born amid the confusion of the Tower room. Under the super- vision of Miss Elizabeth Smith, who replaced Miss Betty L. Williams as sponsor of our staff at the beginning of the semester, it is sent to press by the editors, reporters and copy readers. The reporter writes the stories, and they are checked and proofread by the copy readers. The page editors plan their pages, fit the copy into the planned dummy, and vary make-up of the paper. Our budding journalists are required to have a semester of lournalism, English IVI, where they learn the fundamentals of news writing. The News Bureau is a group of eight people who keep the city and county papers informed of the activities of Howe. These students are chosen from the Tower and l-lilltopper staffs, and send stories to their various papers at least once a week. SEATED-Ruth Ann Thomas, Indianapolis Star Reporter: Ruth Guthrie, Indianapolis News Reporter. STANDING-Alice McClelland, Irvinqtonian Reporter: Ioy Ann Wilson, Indianapolis Times Reporter: Patti Cummings, Indianapolis Herald Reporter, Mary Lester, Eastside Press Beporterg Hugh Moreillon, Indianapolis Star Sports Reporterp Robert Oldham, Indianapolis News Sports Reporter. SEATEDeCleft to right?-Ioan Bayly, Brandt Steele, loy Ann Vtfilson, Ioan Ritzi. STANDING Cleft to rightl-Anne Schutt, Mary Baker, Phil Barnhart, Sally Vertrees, Mary Io Taylor, Richard Bakemeier, Phyllis Wallace, Geraldine Bender, Roberta Iohnston, Kath- erine Nitchman. SEATED Cleft to rightl-Norma Ziegler, Helen Hodges, Mariana Fullen, Phyllis Leffler. STANDING Cleft to rightl-Anne Woerner, Barbara Io Riegel, William Nevill. SEATED Cleft to rightl-Alan Gise, Patricia Leffler. STANDING Cleft to aqhwemary raiaan, Ruth Guthrie, Patti Cummings, Miss Betty L. Williams, Hugh Moreillon, Mary Lester. SEATED Cleft to rightl-Bill Locklear, Michael Pettinger, George Spradling. STANDING Cleft to rightl--Alice McClelland, Hilclegarde Koeppe, Ioy Lou Weevie, Phyllis Bowles, Barbara Clark, Norma Clark, Ted Guthrie, Barbara lean Ingersoll, Betty Young, Iane Willis, Mildred Bailey, Giovonna Ball. nv W43' ww emma W thai '23 Af-, . ,V .ff 1 '55 ,, 3 W' Qu f 4564455 'IN . W r Q 0 L . . ,msn xx - -in wer .4 Ea. I! Z kt TS' l ,. if - .f 'gf ' If .V v 5 ff -F, t, . I Sl , - , ff' Have you wondered how this book came about, who worked -si is on it, and for how long? The Hilltopper staff, fourteen members in all, with the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Mary Diaz, started in the spring of 1946 to shape the Hilltopper. Senior, Club, Home Room, Sports, and Activities Editors Wrote a Under the supervision of the Editor and Associate Editor, the the copy, mounted pictures, and typed identifications. The busi- 'P ness managers took care of finances and publicity. The pictures 1 , E A were ready to be sent to the Indianapolis Engraving Company 2 , I Y by February 7. When they Were returned, the pictures and the , ' copy were sent to Clarence E. Crippin and Son to be printed. in A Credit for the photography goes to the Ramos-Porter Studios, and Mr. Russell R. Benson. The members of the staff were selected after filing an applica- tion, and submitting a layout of their respective departments. They were also required to have a semester of journalism. HILLTOPPER STAFF UPPER LEFT-Suzanne Auble, Club Editor, Mary Ann Malott, Senior Editor, Carole Davis, Activities Editor. UPPER RIGHT-Norma McMaster, Associate Make-up Editor, Ianice Kil- bourne, Associate Make-up Editor, William Insley, Make-up Editor, Adelle Porter, Make-up Editor. LOWER LEFT-Elliott lose, Business Manager, William Mitchell, Associate Business Manager, Harry Rider, Associate Sports Editor, Iames Denny, Sports Editor. 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