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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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I U N an eau of progress A ', xH'iYzjW.x ,ffl lo Q 0 W1f 1 'l Aft ' 11 'r 9' l 11 VP T WAS in l938 that Howe opened its doors 41 gh to tour hun- t f I X 1 1 dred and titty pupils, gl its first student body. The school had been E22 V lffJ?ab built on a site known as Violet Hill AQ' where, on May 28, 1937, 192325 'ci QQ, SCG the tirst spade ot earth was turned for the ground breaking ceremony. IT: YQ . v il j lvwlj To commemorate this occasion a Pageant ot Achievement was .M T svn sskkig 117 held the tollowing year where a Violet Queen reigned. fiyivl ii This Wgiffim was the start ot many traditions tor Howe. ln the second year Howe's enroll- ment nearly doubled that of the first year, 1m7QCggEith9I'efOI'9 a gymnasium A - and cafeteria were needed. HU H The initial activity held in this gym CL'-t--Tr - T34-SEB ffl g0W'2'5 nnz've'z.4a2y was the First Nighter dance, the forerunner of the annual Hilltopper spring iv '- ' g-f dance. In the fall of 1940, the first Brown and Gold dance was held L .D X 'VX Q XX Xl' lf xl 'XQXK :X f-Q Xl' 'N-lrbliq at Howe. f 5 J 1 The Hilltopper made its debut i 'Q-1'--Qfftg that spring on 1 if-Q 4 -ilallVtY l 94.331 ' , . x ...MUN J the eve of the first Howe commencement. Grounded on these ruff 2355 early traditions Howe has developed rapidly to become one of the outstand- ,N UL fx f' PN ' J ing high schools in the city. fig: T ig The following pages will review for ml 'N f you the memorable events of this tenth year: for Howe's Tenth Year Has Been Its Best Year . s 1' V, ,P Egwfu , - W ,,. , , W. - ,. Miaww... , 4' ' AT Lk-kKN M K , J M ES if 1:5 - S S g . 0 ,M L 'a .gf-.W -,.. W K .,,.,A. , .vpn-vn..v-untviiypaw-K Y .ww , K... 5 A wawwmgf ' + f 1 4 3 , sg ff EYES.. K. sa wif l,1 :Ke Siaisizf ff 'mos 'W' Q 'W W . . , L,.. . 'M V. H, ,- - 'w-N.....,, .5 .M A W. ha. ., . . ., .W ,. , ,W ZW. ...1 . ,. -.Na mm .WM y .. 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SHARP, OUR PRINCIPAL Howe has been ably directed in its beginning ten years by Mr. Charles M. Sharp, Whose graciousness and fairness have made him a friend of students and faculty alike. Assisting Mr. Sharp is Mr. Clarence R. Clayton, Vice-principal. Miss Virginia Childers, secretary, Mrs. Christianna Cfenrich, Mrs. Darlo Evans, and Mrs. Mabel Burkhart competently han- dle the business affairs of the school. The school deans are Mrs. Mildred Loew and Mr. Thomas Stirling. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP -- Mrs. Arla Hunt, cafe' teria manager: Mrs. Mabel Burkhart, assistant bookkeeperg and Mrs. Dario Evans, clerk. CENTER LEFT'-AMiss Virginia Childers, se Ie tary, and Mrs. Christianna Genrich, registrar LOWER LEFT Mr. 'thomas Stirling, dean of tioys, and Mrs. Mildred Loew, dean of girls. RIGHT--Mr. Clarence Clayton is looking at :J picture of Dr. Thomas Carr Howe, in whose honor the school was named. tb .Q . .... ,hL,. .gil Q , ' 1 Lia L ' t fills E ,R we r ,pwgn rnwummv-w Q r K1 ,. 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Mot- Im' STANDING M1. Tll oma is , . . .1111 lmfz. ISEATED Mr. Pciul E, Klm- WC, M13 Floyd I.. Icffrics. SOCIAI. STUDIES DEPARTMENT STANDING M1. Wade Ful- lm. GIfA'I'lfD MISS Domllla E. lurk, Mrs. Hatha L011 Winslow, M11 RLISSDII W. Curtis, STANDING Mr. H. C. To- lvm. llITA'ITfD Mr, Ilarlwoll A. Ka ylm, M1. Kc-11110111 M. Smartz. ' Ilas lwrru on Ilowc faculty 1111 1011 ycars. 'VU4---I vm '-'ss-...,, ,,rfgt 1,,.,f. ,, ,Q 5' m,.,,L W 'QA gA .+..- -xr.-.:.--'k I p 2' ,QQ Y N355 in 5 --.ssl is Yrs 151 O' ll Am- 4 M1 Q . A f .. ,-. .ik V95 , f 'mm' Q W W A Wu ,..p 5 . , . .,.,f.m Q, ,,T.x.,,, . ., 34?4h,,N5i,hiE5fi Mai . , 'r.'e.'nw1' ......., -,-.4 2'2 J h Q ffmfnra- Q f 1 4 4 . 2437555 H f K ,Q x , 'zfcfotffnx IE-8 I E J, A 1 -4-2-5-5-'. Wine f , ,z. A I My ,Ah .Q ' ..,,. A f 7 2 1' 'u ' - ,f . . , we .l Z fi W' ' ' xi : AK-K , 'is' ggi, k , A i' ,, V 25' , 5: 'if L f NW - 1 1 4 I E f 5 s 4 J: 'i 2 if A 1' , g xg , Q.,K .- 1 3- , ' . few' Z a nf K 5mgn.,.,,,,.,.,,.. I A W 3. ,V f . M,v,w' T-lffmiy ygfflkf N L H f V'fkV 5 A h 'M , qL.,k,, L, K K . Qf ' h ' IQ. ' , A 1 ' .K 5. - fi A lil ii' f -in 45. I J W! A . N 0 f l K X W.. i , JM A rr' L J' K ' A ' Q .. 5 f ff , I :V Z kklr I OG M - - . . V , , 'L' .'v, ' 3 Y j if -si , ' L Y .un . ' ' ' f I -Y QB.. if ' ..,x . ' 1 . -' 5 , wk! . 4 x ff .xx 'S O' V L Q i 5554A Q S5 my amz , ...N .vx .. ' -,wind M ,, V3 ,Wg My YQ A ., xii' f 4 -5-1--- v-4, K ,glx N -4,2 YRS , A . Wu... A- LLx f ' - ' - -: fm LQL- - - N. hm WL-,ff lfssxfa. X 30:1 fx ii if Sv I HAIL TQ QUE QUEENS! The 1947 Pageant oi Achievement was highlighted when, to the strains of l-lail to the Queen of the Violets, Carole Davis, Violet Queen, ascended to the throne Where the Philosopher of the Tower greeted her and reviewed the events ofthe past year. This Pageant of Achievement is held each spring to celebrate the birthday ofthe school and recognize the progress ot the year. xg? ,vM.a...L..-..,.Al.mJ UPPER LEFT-Annually the l-li-Y Club nominates five girls as candidates for Hi-Y Sweetheart. Their choices were Beverly Tooth- man, Gloria Wood, lulia Moore, Mary lo Taylor, and lane Goken treading clockwisel. lane was chosen as Sweetheart. UPPER RIG-l-IT-Track Queen loyce lones and her attendants Beverly Toothman, Diane l-lays, and Margie Deputy are pictured after being honored by the track team. LOWER LEFT-The Violet Queen is shown with her court and pages. They are Qleit to rightl Phyllis McKee, Roberta lohnston, Queen Carole Davis, Mary Io Taylor, and loan Bayly. Pages are Shirley Weise and Pat Basye. LQWER RIGHT-The homecoming football game was highlight- ed by the crowning of Phyllis I-lalcomb Ccenterl as Football Queen with Ellen Barnes and Virginia Eubanlc as her attendants. HCWE STUDENTS RECElV E AVVARDS, HCNCRS AND RECCGNITI UPPER l-.EFT-eWinners ot the American Legion award to the outstanding juniors are Suzanne Auble and Dick Bakemeier. CENTER LEFT-mRob DeNoon was chosen by the l-li-Y Club to be the Philosopher in the l947 May Pageant. LOWER LEET-A typical scene from the convention belol, prior to the annual mock election at l-lowe is shown. CENTER-Reiqnincg at the Brown and Golcl clance were Golden Girl ludy Killion and Brown Boy lohnny Bruckman. Members t K PARTICIPATING IN MANY EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ot their court are Cstanding left to rightl Gloria Wood, I-Iarry Stew- art, Margie Ioslin, Ioe Pirtle, Lois Rader, and Bill Schrnadeke. UPPER RIGI-IT-One of the highlights of the year was the oper- etta Rio Rico presented by the Music Department. CENTER RIGHT-I-Ielen Aldrich was eIected loy the Senior Class and faculty to be I'IoWe's Good Citizen in the D. A. R. contest. LOWER RIGHT-Governor in the mock election, Bob Wood Crightl, confers with his opponent Roh DeNoon. The senior year is the dream of every freshman, the goal of every sophomore, and the final realization of every junior. l-lowes steady growth makes this year's graduation Class the largest in the history of the school. The l948 Senior Class, headed by Bill Mayer, president 5 Winona Locklear, secretaryp Iohn Edwards, treasurer: and lean Schaffer, vice-presidentg has finally attained the top rung of the ladder here at l-lovve. f-QW i in fill ,4 if M lt, H' mm ' ,- Ag K- ,, K L A YT?-f 4 -ww-...- 5 5 fmmmmw-W., w 4 'H'lsm.,..,.,..W,,w am, 2-, 'QD . yfgw .1- ei ii SENIORS WILLIAM MAYER---Senior Class Pres. 47 Track 1-47 Football 2, captain 47 Mock Election, Sec. of State 47 Ir. Legislature, Purdue 47 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 47 HLY 47 Letteimen's Club 3, 47 Constitution Com. 4. IEAN SHAFFER Senior Class Vice-Pies. 47 Golden Girl cand. 37 Commencement Com. 47 G. A. A. l-47 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Music Festival l7 Gym Asst. 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y Sweetheart 37 Cub Club 17 Operetta 47 Homeroom Bus. Agent 3. WINONA LOCKLEAR Senior Class Sec. 47 Hi-Y Sweetheart cand. 37 Homeroorn Bus. Aqent l-37 G.A,A. 1-47 Gym Asst, 2-47 Cub Club l7 Selofra Club sec. l7 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 I-loseqi Club 47 Music Festival l, 27 Cheerleaders' Club l-47 Pleasant Run Revue 37 Operetta 4. IOHN EDWARDS Senior Class Treas. 47 Football 2-47 Basketball l-47 Senior Iewelry Com. 47 Brown Hoy 37 Hi-Y 2'4, pies. 47 Track l-3, IESSIE AKERS Y-Teen: pres. 47 Party Com. 4. HELEN L. ALDRICH -LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 l-loseqi Club 47 Choir 3, 47 Student Activity Board 3, 47 Constitution Com, 47 DAR Good Citizenship Award 47 Track Oueen cand. 47 l-lomerooni Pies. l7 Sec. 2, 37 Music Festival 37 Footliqht Revelers 2, 47 Staqe Door 27 You Can't Take lt With You 37 Senior Play 47 Assembly Forums, moderator 37 operetta 47 Pleasant Run Revue 3. IACK A. ALDRIDGE Band lf47 Hi-Y 3, 47 Cheer' leaders' Club 47 Homeioom Aqent 37 lnliainural Track 2, 3, X EDWARD L. ALLEN 'Football l-37 Track 1, 27 lntia- mural Track Meet 1437 Basketball l, HARVEY F. ALLEN- Cub Club l. IACQUELINE LEE ALLEN Seloira Club pres. 17 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Gym Asst. 3, 47 Office Mess. 37 Pleasant Run Revue 37 Opeietta 47 G.A.A. l-47 Winter Wonderland Dance Font. 47 Home Fc. Club 17 Cub Club l. C HARLOTTE ALSMAN DELORES ALTOM -Home Ec. Club 17 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 l-loseqi Club 47 Library Asst. 3, 47 Latin Club 2. MARY AMBUHL-fSenior Poster Com. 47 Music Fes- tival l, 47 Attendance Sec. 4. PATTY ANDREWS LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Office Mess, 47 Senior Play 47 Golden Girl cand. 37 Latin Club 17 Gym Asst. 37 G.A.A. l-37 Cheerleaders' Club l, 27 Homeroom Asst. l, 2, MARILYN ARBUCKLE- Selofra Club 17 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 I-lomeroom Bus. Aqent l, 27 Music Festival 17 G.A.A. Z7 Pleasant Run Revue 37 Office Mess. 27 Homeroom Sec. l. DONALD W. ARMSTRONG Football l, 27 Baskets ball l7 Choir 1-47 Operetta 2, 47 Stage Door 27 You Can't Take It With You 37 Senior Play 47 Senior Sub-Treas. 47 Music Festival l-41 Homeroom Pies. 37 Golf 3, 47 Octet 47 Footliqht Revelers 2-4. CAROL LOIS ARNHOLTER Senior Winter Party Com. 47 Hoseqi Club 47 Music Festival l-37 Operetta 47 Choir 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 27 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Cub Club 17 Library Asst. 3, 4. ROSEMARY ARNOLD f-Cub Club l7 Spanish Lun- cheon Club 27 l-liqh School Spelling Con. 37 LaNina Club 2. IAMES ASKREN Football 2, 47 Track l, 3, 47 Hi-Y 3, 47 Music Festival 1-37 Pleasant Run Revue 37 Choir 2, 37 P.A. System 1437 Radio Club l, 27 Band 2 3. OF 1948 SUZANNE AUBLE---HILLTOPPER 3, 4, Ed.-in-Chief 4, Club Ed. 3, American Legion Good Citizenship Award 3, Selofra Club treas. l, Vihota Club 3, Hosegi Club 4, Office Mess. 2, 3, Homeroom Asst. l-3, Cub Club 1, EagnACli1b2l, Latin Con. First Place 1, May Pageant 1, BARBARA I0 AUSTIN-Track Oueen cand. 2, Selof- ra Club I, Vihota Club 3, Hosegi Club 4, Office Mess. 1, Gym Asst. 3, 4, Homeroom Bus. Agent 3, Operetta 4, May Pageant 3, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 3, Senior Winter Party Com. 4, Senior Play, Management Com. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Cub Club 1, Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 4, HILLTOPPER Bus. Agent 3. MILDRED E. BAII.EYkOrchestra 2-4, Band 3, 4, HOWE TOWER 3, Stage Door 2, Music Festival 1-3, Pleasant Run Revue 3, Footlight Revelers 1-4, Cub Club 2, Ir. Red Cross 3, Vihota Club 3, I-Iosegi Club 4, Little Women, Usher, l: You Can't Take It With You, Usher, 3: Homeroom Officer 2. RICHARD BAKEMEIER---American Legion Good Citi- zenship Award 3, Band 1-4, Brass Ensemble 3, 4, Music Festival 1-4, Pleasant Run Revue 3, Senior Play 4, Chem. Lab. Asst. 2-4, I-IOWE TOWER Photog- rapher l-3, Sports Reporter 4, Football Mgr. 1-3, P.A. System 1-4, I-Ii-Y I-4, vice-pres., treas., chaplain, Mock Election, Fed. State Chm. 4, Latin Con. Second Place 1, 2, Camera Club vice-pres. 4, French Club 3, I-Iomeroom Bus. Agent 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Com- mencement Usher 3. MARY BAKER---I-IOWE TOWER Reporter 3, Editori- al Staff 4, Hosegi Club 4, HILLTOPPER Agent 4, La- Nina Club 2, Vihota Club 3, I-Iomeroom Pres., Latin Club 2, Senior Play, Usher 4, Cub Club 1. ELLEN MARIE BARNES-Music Festival I-4, Senior Play 4, Dean of Girls Asst. 3, Homeroom Sec. 3, Band 2-4, LaNina Club 2, Vihota Club 3, I-Iosegi Club 4, Football Oueen cand. 4, Cub Club 1, 2, G.A.A. l-3, Science Club 2, Mock Election, Iudge of Circuit Court 4, Senior Class Day Com. 4, Orchestra l, 2. IUDITH RARNESeI-Iomeroom Officer 2, May Festi- val l, Home Ec. Asst. 3, Home Ec. Club sec. 3, 4, Vihota Club 3: Style Show Model 2, 3. PHILIP E. BARNHART-Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, Page 4 Ed. 4, Purdue Drawing Con. First Place 3, Tenth Anniversary'Poem Con. First Place 4, Hi-Y 2-4, sergeant-at-arms 2, Senior Vespers Com. 4, Mock Election 4, Latin Trials 2. RUTH BARR-Music Festival l-4, Orchestra 1-4, La- Nina Club 2: Hosegi Club 4, Ir. Red Cross 2, Ir. Historical Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, Orchestra Music Award 4. LEANA BASS-Music Festival l. IOAN VIRGINIA BAYLY-Choir 2-4, Accompanist 3, 4, Music Festival 1-4, Violet Queen cand. 3, HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, Business Mgr. 4, Vihota Club 3, Hosegi Club 4, Latin Club 1, Office Mess. 2, LaNina Club 2, French Club 2. ROBERT R. BEACH-Track l, 3, 4, Golf 2, Cross Country 4, Hi-Y 1-4, publicity agent 4, Intramural Track 2, Intramural Golf 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Senior Winter Party Com. 4, Homeroom Pres., Home- room Agent. IOYCE BECK-vHosegi Club 4, Music Festival 1, 4, Library Asst. 3, 4, Vihota Club 3, Homeroom sec. 3, LaNina Club 2, Ir. Red Cross Club pres., Cub Club 2, May Pageant 2, Home Ec. Club 1. MILDRED LOUISE BECKER-Choir 3, 4, Music Festi- val l-4, May Pageant 3, Vihota Club 2, LaNina Club 2, Science Club 2, Latin Club l, Attendance Sec. 4. PATRICIA BEEM-LaNina Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Orchestra l, Home Ec. Club 1, Horizon Club 1. GERALDINE BENDER-Hosegi Club sec. 4, Vihota Club 3, LaNina Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Home Ec. Club 1, Ir. Red Cross Club vice-pres. I, I-IILLTOPPER Agent 1-3, Music Festival 1, 3, Office Mess. 3, I-IOWE TOWER Reporter 3, Feature Writer 4, Student Activ- ity Board 3. LELA BENNETT-Spanish Club 2, Music Festival 1, 4: Vihota Club 3, Senior Winter Party Com. 4, LaNina Club 2, Home Ec. Club 1, Office Mess. 4. GERALD M. BLOCKER-May Pageant 2, Music Festi- Yail 2, Football l, Mock Election 4, Intramural Sports ROBERT I.. BOARDMAN-Basketball 3: Football l, Intramural Sports l-4, Mock Election 2-4, Hi-Y 1-3. SENIORS ROBERT BORK Senior Color Com. 45 Senior Play 45 Speech Con. 35 Spanish Club l, 25 Mock Yflection, Senator 45 Hi-Y 4. VIRGINIA BOWMAN IOAN BOYD Music Festival l. JEANNE BRADY LaNina Club 25 Latin Club 25 French Club 25 Music Festival 2, 35 Choir 35 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Vrhota Club 35 Ir. Historical Club 35 Operetta 45 Future Teachers ol America Club 4. ROSETTA BRANSON Music Festival 15 LaNina Club 25 Selofra Club 15 Hoseqi Club 45 Girl Reserves 1, 25 G.A.A. 15 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 2. IOAN BRICKHAM Cancer Poster Con. winner 35 Art Asst. 3, 45 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Cflub 45 G.A.A. 25 lewelry Supply Chm. 3. CHARLES E. BROEKING Homeroom Aqent l-35 In- tramural Track Meet 1-3. DONALD BROWN Track l-45 Senior Class Play 45 I.ettermen's Club 3, 45 Student Activity Board pres. 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 4. MARY ANN BROWN Ir. Red Cross pres. 3, sec. 45 l.atin Club 45 Vrhota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 G.A.A. l, 25 Home EC. Club I5 Music Festival 135 Chou 2-45 Operetta 2, 45 Oitice Mess. 2, fl. MARTIN BRUCE Football 3, 45 I-Iomeroom pres. 25 Latin Club 15 Hr-Y 1, 25 Golf 1, 2. IOHN BRUCKMAN Student Activity Board 2-45 P ior Party Corn. 45 Letternien's Club 45 Home-room . I, 25 Football 1-45 Basketball 2-45 Track 2-45 Brown Boy 45 HrY 4. IOHN W. BRYDON Track lg Intramural Track Meet 1. BETTE IO BULLARD Hose-qi Club 45 l.aNina Club 25 Library Asst, 45 May Festival 25 Senior Play Vurn. 4. IERRY ANN BURBRIDGE Choir 45 May Festival 1-35 Operetta 45 Music Club 3. IUDY BURK- Spanish Club 1-35 Music Festival 1, 25 Attendance Sec. 15 Vrhota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Spanish Luncheon Club Q5 Senior Play Com. 4. DENNY BURRIES WILLIAM BUTLER Homeroom Asst. 1, 25 Track 15 Senior Iewelry Corn. 45 Intramural Track 1-35 Hi-Y 145 Goli l. PATRICIA ANNE CAMPBELL Vrliota Club 35 Ho- seqi Club 45 Music Festival 35 t'ub t'lub 15 Spanish t'lub ff. OF 1948 PHYLLIS JEAN CAMPBELL-Music Festival 1-37 Vi- hota Club 37 Hosegi Club 47 Social Studies Asst. 4. MARTHA JOAN CARTER-Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Science Club sec. 27 Senior Color Com. 47 LaNina Club 27 May Festival 2. EDWIN CASSADY-Mock Election, Supt. of Pub. lnst. 47 Basketball 17 Class Day Com. 47 Winter Party Com. 47 Music Festival l7 Physics Asst. 47 Hi-Y treas. l, pres. 27 Student Activity Board 37 Intramural Track 2-47 Intramural Basketball 27 Gym Asst. l, 27 Purdue Leqis. Assembly Rep. 4. ROBERT L. CAUDELL ---' Cheerleader 47 Music Festi- val 27 1-li-Y 3, 47 Band l-37 Intramural Track 27 Pleas- ant Run Revue 3. ROBERT W. CEDER BETTY A. CHAMBERS -Home EC. Style Show Model 2. MARY LOU CHAMPION--Music Club 27 Music Festival l, 27 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 27 Home- room Sec. 4. PAULA CHERRY f--- Homeroom Bus. Aqent 1, 27 Home Ec. Club 1, 27 Science Club 27 Cub Club 17 Selofra Club 17 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Library Asst. 47 Mock Election, Rules Com. 37 Senior Play Com. 4. DOLORES CHRISTIAN LEAI-I F. CHURCHILL--G.A.A. 1, 27 Music Festival l-47 LaNina Club 27 Operetta 47 Projectionist 3, 47 Music Club 27 Choir 3, 47 Spanish Club 27 Vihota Club 3. BARBARA IEAN CLARK-eMusic Festival 1'4f Op- eretta 47 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 G.A.A. 1-37 Clinic Asst. 47 Office Mess. 27 HOWE TOWER Report- er 37 Music Club 27 Choir 3, 47 Hoseqi Club 4. NORMA CLARK -Latin Club 1, 27 HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, 47 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Music Festival 1, 27 Science Asst. 47 Horizon Club 1. IIM CLARY TED CLEMENTS- -I-lcmeroom Sec. 2. KATI-IRYN IEAN CLENDENING-Music Festival 1, 27 G.A.A. 1-47 LaNina Club 27 Music Club l7 Spanish Club 27 Hoseqi Club 47 Ir. Historical Club 47 Gym Asst. 2. MAXINE M. CLOUSE---G.A.A. l-37 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Senior Play Com. 47 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 4. MARTHA LOU COCHRAN--Cheerleader l, 27 Pleas- Run Revue 37 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 G.A.A. l, 27 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 2. THEODORE CORYELL----Latin Club l, 27 Ir. Historic- al Club 2, 47 Science Club 17 Audio-Visual Club 2, 47 Intramural Track 1, 27 Photography Club 47 French Club 27 Mock Election 4. SENIORS ROBERT G. COHEEAMock Election 3, 45 I-Ii-Y 45 Spanish Club 15 Intramural Track 1, 3. LLOYD K. COLLINS Senior Play 45 Latin Club I-Ii-Y 45 Music Festival l-45 Band 3, 45 Woodwind En- semble 35 Mock Election 2, 35 Intramural Track IY4. CAROLYNNE COUR-Style Show Model 15 G.A.A. 2, 35 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Spanish Club l. LENORE F. COUTZ G.A.A. l-45 I.aNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Science Club 25 Clinic Asst. 45 Gym Asst. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 I-Ioseqi Club 4. TOM CUNNINGHAM- -Football 1, 25 Track 15 Golf 45 Latin Club 25 I-Ii-Y 2-4, sec. 25 Science Club 45 HILLTOPPER Bus. Agent l, 45 Homeroom Bus. Aqent l5 Latin Forum 2. ROBERT DAUGHERTY Basketball I5 Homeroom pres. l5 Ir. Historical Club 25 Intramural Track Meet l, 2. CAROLE IUNE DAVIS- Beech Grove H. S. l5 Latin Club 25 HILLTOPPER Act. Ed. 3, Club Ed. 45 Senior Constitution Com. 45 Senior Iewelry Com. 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club treas. 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Violet Queen 3, SAM DAVISe5Track 1, 45 Cross Country 25 Home- room Sec. 25 I-Ii-Y 1-45 Intramural Track 2, 35 Mock Election, Iudqe 45 Intramural Basketball l. C. IOYCE DEHNBOSTEL-Cheerleader 1-4: G.A.A. 2-45 Latin Club 2, 35 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Gym Asst. 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 3, 45 Senior Winter Party Com. 4. IERRY DELKS Football I5 Track l, 35 Golf 2-4. DARLYNN DELONG--Senior Winter Party Com. 45 Senior Sub-Treas. 45 Music Festival I-45 Girls' Octet 45 Operetta 45 Vihota Club 35 LaNina Club 25 Choir 4. ROBERT DENOON--I-Ii-Y 144, treas. l, chaplain 45 Football Student Mqr. 2, 35 Track Student Mgr. 2, 35 Basketball Student Mgr. 3, 45 May Pageant, Philoso- pher 35 Senior Spring Party Com. 45 Student Activity Board Rep. 35 Mock Election, cand. Ior Gov. 45 Na- tionalist State Chm. 45 Lettermen's Club 4. PATTYE DIETZ5 -Music Festival I, 25 G.A.A. 25 La- Nina Club 2. BILL DISMORE ---- Cub Club 15 Latin Club I, 25 Color Com. 45 French Club 2. RAY DOBBS- -Football 1-45 Track 2-45 Basketball I5 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 45 Senior Party Com. 45 Lettermen's Club, sec. 45 Hi-Y treas. 3, 45 Base- ball 4. MARILYN DOUGHERTY-'Senior Spring Party Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 G.A.A. 1-45 Choir 3, 45 Operetta 45 Cheerleader 1-45 Music Festival l-45 Octet 45 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 45 Gym Asst. 3, 45 May Pageant 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Latin Club I5 I-Iomeroom Sec. 2. IOHN DRYER-Football 4. LESTER R. EARLE-Spanish Club 25 Science Club 25 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Hi-Y 2. OF l948 PHILIP L. EDINGTON-Track 1: Choir 3, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2-4: Music Festival 1-4: Octet 244: Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 4. IANET EICKHOFF-Cheerleader l, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Latin Club 1: LaNina Club 2: Vihota Club 3: Hosegi Club 4: I-Iomeroom Bus. Agent 2, 3: Music Festival l-4: Choir 3, 4: Operetta 4: Student Activity Board Rep. 4: Mock Election, Tabulator 3, 4: May Pageant 3, 4. MIKEL EID ELEANOR ELLIOTT---American Legion Con. l: G.A.A. 3. BETTY ANN ELY---Spanish Club 2: Vihota Club 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 27 Cheerleaders' Club I, 2: Music Festival 1: Pleasant Run Revue 3. SALLY EMMERTW-Music Festival l: Ir. Red Cross 2: G,A.A. l, 2: Pleasant Run Revue 3: Home EC, Club l: Vihota Club 3: Spanish Club 2: LaNina Club 2. THOMAS C. ENDSLEY- Football l-4: Lettermcn's Club 3, 4: Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 3, 4. VIRGINIA A. EUBANK-Senior Iewelry Com. 4: Football Queen cand. 4: Band 3: May Pageant 3: Band Festival 3: LaNina Club vice-pres. 2: Vihota Club 3: I-losegi Club 4: Mock Election, State Rep., Appellate Court ludge 4: Senior Play Com. 4: Music Festival 3: Pleasant Run Revue 3: G.A.A. l-4, Pres. 4: Cheerleaders' Club 1-4: Cheerleader 4: Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 2-4: Music Club pres. 3: Spanish Club 2: American Red Cross Poster Con. 4. CAROL EVES Senior Commencement Com. 4: La- Nina Club 2: Vihota Club 3: Hosegi Club 4: Foot- light Revelers 2'4: Stage Door 2: You Can't Take It With You 3: Senior Play 4: Operetta 2, 4: Choir IT-4: Music Festival l-4: I-lomeroom Sec. 4: Homeroom Bus. Agent l: Pleasant Run Revue 3. FRED PATH--Hi-Y 3, 4: Mock Election cand. 4: Student Activity Board 4: Band 2, 4: Intramural Track Meet 1-4: Intramural Basketball l-4: Track I: Home- room Officer l. DONALD FAUBION- --Choir 2-4: Track 2-4: Octet 3, 4: May Pageant 2-4: Music Festival 2-4: Intramural Sports 1. GLADYS ANN FERGUSON-Winter Party Com. 4: LaNina Club 2: Vihota Club 3: Hosegi Club 4: G.A.A. l, 2: Audio-Visual 2: Science Club 3: Office Mess. 3, 4. WILMA VAN FIGG-Home Ec. Club l, Z: LaNina Club Z: G.A.A. 2, 3. MARY FORD-Seloira Club 1. WILMA PREDENBURG-Orchestra 1, 2: Band 2-4: 2: May Festival I-4: LaNina Club 2: Hosegi u . IACQUELINE A. FREERS-Choir 3, 4: Music Festi- val l-4: Science Club 2: Clinic Asst. 4: Girl Reserves 2: I-Iosegi Club 4: LaNina Club 2: Selofra Club 1: Spanish Club vice-pres. 2: G.A.A. l: HILLTOPPER Agent 4: Homeroom Sec. Z, 4: Operetta 4: Senior Play 4: Latin Club 1: Mock Election Rules Com. 4. WILBUR GALBREATH-Football l-4: Band 1, 2, 4: May Pageant 2-4: Lettermen's Club 4: Music Festival ZV4: Brass Ensemble 2, 3: Audio-Visual 1, 2: Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 4. BERNARD TIMOTHY GALLAGHER-Track I-4: Sen- ior Party Com. 4. SENIORS MARGARET GARRISON Iohn Herron Art Scholar- ship 45 Office Mess. 3, 45 Music Festival l, 2. IOANNE GERRARD- -Latin Con. 2, 3, first place 35 Office Mess. 25 Photography Club 45 Hoseqi Club 45 Selofra Club 15 Audio-Visual 45 Latin Club 1. ALMEDA GERRINGER Music Festival 25 St. Agnes' Academy 1. DONALD E. GIVAN Football 1, Z5 Golf 3, 45 Audio- Visual 35 tfolor Guard 1, 2. RUTH ANNE GOOTEEW LaNina Club 25 Music Fes- tival 1, 25 Mock Election Com. 4. NANCY I. GOSSETT Music Festival 15 Selofra Club l5 Homeroom Bus. Aqent 25 Cub Club 1, 25 Hoseqi Club 45 Ditto Worker 3, 4. IEANNE GOTTBERG Hmneioom Bus. Mqi. 2, 135 Oflico Moss. 'lj Vihola Club 35 Hoscqr Club 45 Senior Play Com. 45 Music Festival l. IAY GOULD Commencement Com. 45 Football 2-45 Basketball 2-45 Track l-45 Lettermen's Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 1. JOAN GRAEBE PAT GRAVI-IS Plc-asian! Itun Ituvuc 35 Latin Club 15 Music Fcstival 2, 35 Band I-4. PATRICIA I.. GREATHOUSE l.aNina Club 25 Homo- mom Officer 1. PAUL GRISSOM l-lomeroom Officer I5 Mock Elcc- tion 45 Intramural Track l, 2. PRISCILLA GROVES Spanish Club 2, 35 Vihota t'lub 35 Hoscqi Club 45 Winter Party Com. 45 LaNina Club 2. RICHARD GROW- Track 1, 25 Cross Country 1, Z5 Band 15 Intramural Track I, 3. FREDERICK R. GUTHRIE HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Music Festival I5 Cheerleaders' Club 4. MARTHA ANN HAGUE Latin Club 2, 3. PHYLLIS LEE HALCOMB Clinic Asst. 45 Music Fes- tival l, 25 Cheerleaders' Club 1, 25 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Football Queen 45 Music Club 2. IOSEPH A. HANSELMAN Defense Corn. 4. OF 1948 HERMAN I-IARDWICK---Cross Country 17 Track 2, 37 Basketball 3, 47 Commencement Com. 47 Colors Com. 47 Mock Election, Lieut. Gov. 47 'Band I-37 HILLTOPPER Agent 3. DOROTHY HARLAN' --Math Office Asst. 37 Music Festival 17 LaNina Club 27 I-loseqi Club 4. PHYLLIS NORENE HARRELD -Music Festival I, 2, 47 G.A.A. 1-37 Senior Play, Prompter 47 Latin Club 1, 27 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Operetta 27 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 1-37 l-Ioseqi Club 4. ROBERT STANLEY HARRIS---Track I-47 Cross Coun- try 2-47 Lettermen's Club 47 Senior Sub-Trcas. 4. OCAL FIIEDRICK HAHSHMAN-Cross Country 17 Track 1, 27 Band 2, 37 Music Festival l-37 May Pageant 27 Orchestra 17 Intramural Sports l-47 Audio- Visual l, 27 Latin Club 2. IOIIN LOUIS I'IARTMAN4Winter Party Com. 4: Lettermen's Club Vice-Pres. 47 Basketball 27 Football 2-4. IOHN WILLIAM HARVEY----Senior Play 47 Home- ioom Pres. 37 Music Festival 2-4: Football 3, 47 Track l-4. IUNE I'IAVERS'I'ICKfLatin Club 17 Music Festival 17 Selofra Club l7 LaNina Club 2. DIANE I-IAYS4Senior Play 47 Senior Play Com. 47 Track Queen czand. 37 I-Ioseqi Club 47 Vihota Club 37 LaNina Club 27 G.A.A. l-47 Pleasant Run Revue 37 Operetta 47 Gym Asst. 47 Mock Election, Iudqe of Supreme Court 47 Senior Jewelry Com. 4. PATRICIA HELLER- -Senior Iewelry Com. 47 I-loseqi Club 47 Vihota Club 37 Homeroom Bus. Mgr. 2, 37 LaNina Club 27 I-IILLTOPPER Agent 27 G.A.A. 27 Science Club l. PATRICIA I-IERMAN-St. Mary's Academy 37 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 4. VIRGINIA ELLEN HIGGS-Homeroom Attendance Sec. 17 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Music Festival 17 Library Asst. 47 G.A.A. 27 Hoscqi Club 47 French Club 2. MARY ELIZABETH HITE-Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Stage Door 27 You Can't Take It With You 37 Senior Play 47 Footliqht Revelers 2-47 Senior Party Com. 47 Office Mess. 47 Library Asst. 47 Home- room Sec. 37 Music Festival. CLERINDA HOLMES EARNEST G. HOLMES VJ WILLIAM I-IOPTON Track 1-4. WILLIAM DONALD HOHNER--Audio-Visual l-37 La- l' Club 37 Intramural Track Meet 1. IEANNE HOHTON-Senior Poster Com. 47 Ir. Histor- ical Club 37 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 G.A.A. 27 Music Festival I7 Homeroom Sec. 17 Defense Com. 2. SENIORS RUTH ANN HORTONV--LaNma Club 25 Vrhota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Homeroom Attendance Sec. l-3: Music Festival 1-45 Orchestra 1-45 Band 35 May Pageant 25 Operetta 2. ROBERT HUDSON -Latin Club 2, 35 Cross Coun' try l. MARYBETH HUNT- Homeroom Bus. Agent 15 Music Festival 25 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 3. TIM HUNTER 'Cross Country 3, 45 Senior Sub- Treas. 45 Band 1, 2, 45 Track 3, 45 Music Festival 2, 45 l.ettermen's Club 4. DONALD HYFIELD Football l-45 Track l-45 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 3, 45 l,ettermen's Club 3, 4. MARY KATE IENNINGS Senior Play Com. 45 La- Nina Club 25 Cub Club 25 Music Festival l, 3, 45 Operctta 45 Choir 4. MARILYNN JOHNSTON Gym Asst. 45 Vthota Club, 35 Cub Club 15 LaNina Club Z5 Choir 2-45 Music Fos- ttval l-45 Operetta 2, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Spans ish Club 2. ROBERTA IOHNSTON- -Violet Oueen cand. 35 Music Festival l, 25 Office Mess. 45 HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, 45 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Latin Club 15 Howe Rep. to Hi-Lites 35 French Club 2. WILLIAM IOHNSTON---Football 2-45 Lcttermon'5 Club 4. MARGIE IOSLIN Golden Girl cand. 45 Home lic. Club lp Spanish Club l, 25 LaNtna Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Clinic Asst. 2, 35 Rep. of Student Activities Board 35 Attendance Soc. 2, 45 Senior Play, Usher 4. MARIE KELLER -- Music Festival 15 Solotra Club I5 Hoserzi Club 4. IANICE KILBOURNE-V--LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 I-IILLTOPPER Make-up, Asst. Ed. 35 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Winter Party Com. -15 Class Day Com. 45 Music Festival, Usher, 35 Scholastic Awards, Art 3, 4, SHIRLEY KNUCKLES--G.A.A. 15 LaNtna Club 2. MARGIE SUE KNUTH HILDEGARDE KOEPPE- LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 I-Ioseqi Club 45 Office Mess. 25 Cub Club 25 HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, Ed. ot Page 3, 45 Attendance Sec. 35 Howe Rep. to Hi-Lites 3. BARBARA KOHLSTAEDT-LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Homeroom Aqent 2, 35 Music Festival 1, 35 I-IILLTOPPER Agent 35 Cub Club 2. BETTY KURZ-HILLTOPPER, Homeroom Ed. 3, Sen- ior Ed. 45 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 I-Ioseqi Club 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Music Festival 1-35 Operetta 25 May Pageant 2, 35 Office Mess. 45 Home- room Attendance Sec. 2, 35 Spanish Luncheon Club 25 Mock Election, Fed. Platform Com. 45 Brown 6 Gold Dance Com. 2-4. MARII LARUE-G.A.A., vice-pres. 1-45 Cheerleader 1-45 Music Festival l-35 Orchestra 1-45 Pleasant Run Revue 1, 35 HOWE TOWER 35 Senior Iewelry Com. 45 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 I-Ioseqi Club 45 Gym Asst. 2, 45 May Pageant 1-35 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 25 Operetta 2. OF1948 LLOYD A. LAWRENCE---Music Festival. PHYLLIS LEFFLER-Winter Party 47 Latin Club l, 2: HOWE TOWER 3, 47 Pleasant Run Revue 37 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 l-loseqi Club 47 Office Mess. 2, 47 G.A.A. 1, 27 Student Activity Board 1, 27 Home- room Bus. Agent l, 27 Cub Club l7 Mock Election, Iudqe oi Appellate Court 4. IACK LEMASTERS MILDRED LEMEN G.A.A. 3, 47 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 47 Music Festival l, 27 Ir. Historical Club 2-4. RUTH LEMLEY-Music Festival 1-47 Latin Club 17 Pleasant Run Revue 3. IOAN LEPPERT---Vihota Club 37 LaNina Club Z7 Hoseqi Club 47 Music Festival 3, 4. ROBERT O. LEWIS- Science Club pres. 2, 37 Home- room Bus. Agent l, 27 Band l, 21 Hi-Y l, Z: Mock Election 3, 4. MARGIE ANN LOWDERMILK- Latin Club 1, 27 l-Iomeroom Officer 17 Defense Com. 17 Music Festival 17 lr. Historical Club 3, 47 Office Mess. 47 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 LaNina Club 27 Mock Election 2. FRAN MCAREE-Mock Election 3, 47 Student Ac- tivity Board 47 Winter Party Com. 47 Stage Door 27 Operetta 2, 47 You Can't Take lt With You 37 Senior Play 47 Pleasant Run Revue 3: Cub Club 1, Z7 Latin Club I7 Hi-Y l-47 Choir 2'4f Octet 2-47 Music Festival l-47 Footliqht Revelers 2'4Q Debate Club 37 lntramural Sports 2. ALICE MCCLELLAND -HOWE TOWER Copy Ed. 3, Page 1 Ed. 47 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Band 1-47 Orchestra 1-47 Senior Spring Party Com. 47 Music Festival l-47 Spanish Club 1, 27 Music Club 27 Science Club 27 Cub Club 27 Woodwind Quintet 2, 37 Band Festival 3, 4. ROBERT MCDANIEL -Intramural Track l, 27 Cub Club 27 Music Club 2, 37 Spanish Club 2, 37 Choir 2-47 Band l-47 Brass Ensemble 2-47 Operetta 2, 47 Music Festival l-47 Senior Play 47 Cross Country 27 Homeroom Bus. Agent 2, 37 Track 3, 4. IOHN MCDONALD- Plainlicld, Ind. l, Z7 ll1l1'iilHU.l'dl Track 3, 4. BETTY MCFARLAND Senior Color Com. 47 Clinic Asst. 3, 47 Music Festival 3, 47 Senior Winter Party Com. 47 G.A.A. 1-37 LaNina Club 27 Selotra Club 17 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Home Ec. Club 1, 27 Music Club 3. BARBARA IOAN MCKEB-Worthington H. S. l-3. PHYLLIS IEAN McKEE-- Senior Party Com. 47 Latin Club 1, 27 Violet Queen cand. 37 G.A.A. 1-37 Senior Play Prompter 47 Vihota Club 37 LaNina Club Z7 Hoscqi Club 4. THERESA MCKINNEY Music: Festival l7 G.A.A. IT, 37 LaNina Club 27 Gym Asst. 2, 37 Vihota Club 37 Hosegi Club 4. NORMA I. MCMASTER -Music Festival l7 French Club I7 HILLTOPPER 3, 47 Make-up Ed. 47 HILLTOP- EER lgances Com. 3, 47 Publications Parties, Dec. om. ,4. IOAN IACQUELINE MATHIAS-Homeroom Aqent 17 Music Festival 1, 37 Music Dept. Asst. 4. SENIORS VIRGINIA MEADOWSA-'Popyvy Poster Con. second place l5 LaNina Club 25 G.A.A. 2. PAULINE MICHAEL -V Home Ec. Club 15 Cub Club 15 li. Red Cross sec. 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Music Festival 2, 4. PATRICIA MILENDER-Homeroom Aqent l5 Music I-'eslival 3, 45 Track Queen 15 Latin Club 2. IOHN C. MILES IUDITH MILLER Home Ec. Club l, Music Festival l, 25 Latin Club l5 Office Mess. 3, 45 LaN1na Club 25 Vlhota Club 35 I-loseqi Club 45 Senior Play 45 Lab. Asst. 35 HOWEI TOWER Circulation Mgr. 4. ROY MINATEL Football 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Homeroom Agent l, 25 Latin Club 25 Student Activity Board Rep. 2. ROBERT MINNIS Football I-45 Basketball 15 Lottoi nien's Club 45 Music Festival 25 Intramural Football Z5 Intramural Basketball 2, WILLIAM F. MITCHELL --Senior Poster Com. 45 l-li-Y Zi, 45 Home-room Pres. 25 Operetta 2, 45 HILLTOPPER Bus. Mqr. 35 Music Festival l-45 Mock Election, State Sen., County Assessor 45 Homoroom Bus. Agent l. IAMES G. MOFFITT Homeroom Bus. Mgr. 35 Stu' dont Activity Board 3. MARY MORELAND Scott H. S., Toledo, Ohio, l, Z5 l.aNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hosegi Club 45 Latin Club 2, 35 French Club sec. 2, 35 G.A.A. 25 Poster Com. 4. PAUL MUELLER--Latin Con. l, 2, first place 25 Band 1-45 Forum Assemblies 3. PHYLLIS MULLEN Union City l-3. AMA REA MURRAY Latin Club Z: G.A.A. ZA45 llomeroom Officer I5 Home Ec. Club l5 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Cheerleaders' Club 25 Winter Wonder- land Dance Com. 3. DON MYERS Band I, 25 Latin Club l5 Music Fesf tival 25 Intramural Sports l, 45 Senior Play, Usher 4. ED MYERS Football l-45 Track l5 Student Council vict-rpms. 35 Lottermen's Club 3, 45 Wintor Wondel- land Dance Com. 45 Hi-Y l. KATHERINE I.. NITCHMAN Latin Club l, 25 French Club pres. 25 LaNtna Club 25 Vihota Club sec. 35 Hosfrqi Club 45 Office Mess. 25 Student Activity Board 25 Horizeroom Agent 35 Homeroom Pres. 25 Senior Winter Party Com. 45 HOWE TOWER 3, Page Ed. 45 Senior Sub-Treas. 45 Mock Election, Credentials Com. 4. IOYCE CAROL NOLL---Western Hills H. S. 1, 25 Audio-Visual 35 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 2: Ir. Historical Club 45 Vihota Club 35 Hosegi Club 4. ROBERT NOONAN- --Cathedral H. S. l, Z. OF 1948 ETHEL O'BRIEN- G.A.A. 25 Spanish Club Z5 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 4. MARIE ELLEN OCHS May Festival I-45 Chun ZY45 May Pageant 2, 45 Operetta 2, 45 Office Asst. 3, 45 Office Mess. 35 Ir. Historical Club vice-pres. 3, pros. 45 Spring Party Com. 45 I-Iomeroom Sec. 45 Vihota Club 35 Library Asst. 2. ELEANOR OVERSTREET--Senior Colors Com. 45 Choir 35 Office Mess. 2, 45 Homeroom Bus. Agent 2, 35 LaNina Club 25 G.A.A. 15 Cub Club l. DAVID OWEN' Football 45 Senior Play 4. IZETTA PAUL- -Music Festival 144. IAN HUIET PAYNE---Football l, 25 Colois Com. 45 Golf 2, 35 I-li-Y 244. DON PEDIGO RICHARD EUGENE PENCE Football 3, 45 Basketball 45 Track 1, 45 Lettermen's Club 4. WILLIAM PERRY IENNY LEA PETTY Lawrenceville H. S. l-Ll. IACK PFEIFFER-W -Golf 1-4. DORA I. PIERSON- Spanish Club 15 LaNma Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Science Club 25 Music Club 35 Music Festival 25 Home Ec. Club 45 Hoseqi Club 4. PATRICIA PING-A-Spanish Club 25 LaNina Club Z5 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 4. KATHRYN PORTER Music Festival I-45 Vihola Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Cub Club 25 G.A.A. l, 2. HUBERT POWELL Audio-Visual I-35 Basketball 15 Intramural Track l, 25 Gym Asst. 1-45 Spanish Club 25 Hi-Y 3. DON RAFTERY- -Track 2-45 Gym Asst. Z5 Senior Class Party Com. 45 Lettermen's Club pres. 45 Spanish Club 2. ROVENA RAINWATER Office Mess. 35 HOIIICIOOIH Officer l-35 Science Club 35 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 G.A.A. 25 Hoseqi Club 45 Cub Club 1. ROBERT REBHOLZ-Cub Club I5 Band 1, 25 Or- chestra 2. SENIORS ICANN REED Music Festival 2, 3: LaNina Club 2. RICHARD B. REEDA-Cheerleader 4: Senior Play 4: Intramural Track Meet 2. E. LORRAINE REINI-IARDTflr. Historical Club 2-4: Music Festival 1, 2: Crescendo Club 2: Homeroom Bus. Agent l, 2: G.A.A. l: Defense Com. l, 2: Math Oiiice Asst. l, 2: Music Librarian 2, 3. IOAN REYNOLDS Latin Club 2: Selolla Club l: Home Ec. Club 1: Ir. Red Cross vicc-pres. 2, 3: Photography Club 4: Visual Ed. Club 4: Hoseqi Club 4: Music Festival 1-4. WILLIAM MACK RIBBLE---Cross Country Student Mgr. 1, 2: Track Mgr. l: Latin Club 3. NORMA RICHARDS--LaNina Club 2: Vihota Club 3: l-loseqi Club 4: Clinic Asst. 3, 4. SHIRLEY RICHARDSON G.A.A. l, 2: Gym Asst. 2: Tech H. S. 1. IAMES RICHISON HARRY A. RIDER -Basketball Student Mgr. l-4: Football Student Mgr. l: Track Student Mgr. 1, 3, 4: Senior Class Day Com. 4: Student Activity Board 2, 4: HILLTOPPER Asst. Sports Ed. 3: HOWE TOWER Buzzes Ed. 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Senior Sub-Treas. 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4. BARBARA IO RIEGEL- Music Festival 1: LaN1na Club 2: Vihota Club 3: Hoseqi Club 4: HOWE TOWER 3: Cub Club 2: Senior Play Com. 4: Mock Election, State Iudqe of Appellate Court 4. HERBERT RILEY- Music Festival 1. KATHLEEN RILEY PAT RINEHART Cheerleaders' Club l, 7: Gym Asst. 4: Music Festival 1-3: Pleasant Run Revue 3: Vihota Club 3: G.A.A. l-3. ARLEN RISLEY -Basketball l-4: Football l, 2: Track l, 2: Lettermen's Club 2-4. IACK RITCHIE--Intramural Track 2-4: HILLTOPPER Agent 2: Latin Clinic 2. IOAN RITZI Cub Club lp Latin Club l, 2: May Pageant l: G.A.A. l, 2: LaNina Club 2: Vihota Club 3: Hoseqi Club treas. 4: HOWE TOWER 3, 4: Editorial Ed. 4: French Club 2-4. MILDRED L. RODGERS-Cub Club l: G.A.A. 1-3: LaNina Club 2: l-lomeroom Bus. Agent 2: Oliice Mess. l: Vihota Club 3: Gym Asst. 2: Hoseqi Club 4: Latin Club l-3: French Club 2: Cheerleaders' Club l: Mock Election, Platform Com. 3. NORMA ROGERS--Cub Club 1: LaNina Club 2: Vihota Club 3: Senior Winter Party Com. 4. OF 1948 LEO SCHEIBELHUT-Senior Winter Party Com. 47 Hi-Y 27 Music Festival 3. WILLIAM SCHMADEKE-eCommencernent Com. 47 Senior Winter Party Com. 47 Brown Boy cand. 47 Football 2-47 Basketball 2, 37 Homeroom Bus. Agent 27 Lettermen's Club 47 Track 17 Student Mgr. I. CAROL SCHNEIDER-Class Day Com. 47 Latin Club l7 Cheerleader 2-47 G.A.A. 1-47 Homeroom Bus. Agent 2, 37 Music Festival I, 27 Gym Asst. 2-47 Clinic Asst. 37 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hosegi Club 4. MARTHA SCHUMAKER-Home Ec. Club 27 Music Festival 17 Selofra Club l7 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 47 Latin Club. ANNE MARIE SCHIITT--Senior Winter Party Com. 47 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club vice-pres. 37 Hosegi Club 47 Latin Club Consul 27 Footlight Revelers 2-47 vice-pres. 47 Stage Door 27 HOWE TOWER Report- er 3, Feature Ed. 47 Office Mess. 37 You Can't Take It With You 37 Senior Play 47 French Club 27 Our Hearts Were Young And Gay 4. EARL G. SCOTT--Senior Spring Party Com. 47 Hi-Y l-4, vice-pres. 27 Track l, 27 Cross Country 37 Cheer- leader 47 Music Festival l7 Biology Asst. 27 Intramural Track 3, 47 Mock Election, Senator 4. BEVERLY SEARS-Vesper Com. 47 Office Mess. 37 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hosegi Club 47 Music Festival 1, 27 Visual Aid Club 47 Latin Club 2. MARY K. SENTMAN-LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hosegi Club 47 Music Festival 1-47 Operetta 2, 47 Science Club 37 Music Club 2, 37 Ir. Historical Club 27 Cub Club. MARIORIE E. SEWELL-LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Office Mess. 37 Latin Club 2, 3. WILMA SFERRUZZI-I-Iosegi Club 47 Vihota Club 37 LaNina Club 27 Music Festival I-37 Spanish Club 27 Homeroom Officer 27 Defense Com. l. RICHARD SHARKEY-Senior Play Com. Chm. 47 Cheerleader 1-37 Music Festival 27 Footlight Revelers l-47 Stage Door 27 You Can't Take It With You 37 Senior Play 47 Drum Major l-37 Pleasant Run Revue l, 37 Hi-Y 37 May Pageant 1, 27 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4. PATRICIA SHARP-Senior Winter Party Com. 47 Vihota Club 37 G.A.A. 2, 37 Spanish Club 37 Ir. His- torical Club 37 Science Club vice-pres. 37 Home Ec. Club 37 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 37 Home- room Rep. 27 Music Festival 17 Operetta 47 Gym Asst. 47 May Pageant 2, 37 LaNina Club 2. CAROLYN SHOEMAKER-Home Ec. Club 17 Spanish Club 27 Style Show 17 Homeroom Officer 2, SUZANNE SHORTRIDGE-Home Ec. Club I7 Latin Club 17 LaNina Club 27 Vihota Club 37 Hosegi Club 47 Clinic Asst. 3, 47 Homeroom Sec. l, 27 Music Fes- tival l, 27 Office Mess. 27 Cub Club 27 Senior Play Com. 47 Future Teachers of America 47 Library Asst. 4. PATRICIA SLY--Selofra Club 17 Vihota Club 37 Hosegi Club 47 Latin Club l7 Homeroom Sec. 2, 37 Music Festival l7 Cub Club I7 Science Club 27 G.A.A. 3. ALLEN SMITH--Football l-37 Basketball I7 Track 1, 27 Footlight Revelers 37 Senior Play 4. GLEN SMITH HERBERT SMITH Track I-47 Choir 47 Operetta 47 Intramural Football I-3. SENIORS IAMES SMITH Football 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Sen- ior Party Com, 45 Intramural Football 35 Tech H. S. I, 2. RUTH SMITH Latin Club 15 Home Ec. Club 25 Music Festival 25 Senior Party Com. 45 I-Iosetii Club 45 Style Show 2, 35 Vihota Club 35 LaNina Club 2. ANNA ERLENE SNYDER Senior Winter Party Com. 45 Latin Club 15 Cheerleaders' Club 15 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart carid. 35 Music Festival 15 Pleasant Run Revue 3. MILDRED ANN SPECHT Gym Asst. 2-45 G.A.A. sec.-treas. 45 Office Mess. 25 Math Asst. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 3, 45 Selotra Club 15 Slyle Show 1, 2. CARL WILLIAM SPIESS lR.- Basketball 1-45 Track l-45 Football 35 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Choir 1-45 Mock Election cand. 45 Cross Country 25 Operetta 25 Homeroom Bus. Mqr. 1, 25 HILLTOPPER Aqent 1-3. CARL SPOON Senior Patty Com, 45 Horneroom Otfit-er 1, 25 Gym Asst. 3. BRANDT STEELE Senior Play Com. 45 Latin Club 2, 35 French Club pres. 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, vice-pres. 25 HOWE TOWER 3, Edwin-Chief 45 Senior Play 45 Latin Con. first place 1,35 I-lomeroom Bus. Aqent 1, 25 HILLTOPPER Aqent 15 Student Activity Board 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Latin Trials 2, 3. MARILYN STI-IINKUEHLER Latin Club 15 Vihota Club 35 Style Show 1, 25 Hoseqi Club 45 Latin Coach 1. ROBERT STUCK 'Flack 145 Cmtss Cfouiitiy 145 Munn- Festival l. IAMES STUTZ Basketball 1-45 Football 1-45 Brown Boy cand. 35 Senior Iewelry Com. 45 Senior Class Duy Com. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 Lettermen's Club .Ji 4- DON SWEENEY HOUSTON SWENSON Tiack 15 Football 2-45 Band 145 Music Festival 1,45 Letterinerfs Club 4. SARAH TALLEY llomeionm Oftir-ei l, 35 Music Festival 1, 25 Clinic Asst. fl, 4. GORDON TAYLOR IRENE TAYLOR Music l t-:stlvnl lg Home lft' lflub -1, May 1545+-.init 1t5 Iltiizeryi t'lub -l MARY IO TAYLOR LaNina Club trees. 25 Viliota Club pres. 35 Violet Queen cand. 35 Choir 45 Octet 45 Operetta 45 Senior Play 45 Student Activity Board 35 Hoseqi Club 45 HOWE TOWER Reporter 35 HILL- TOPPER Asst. Ed. 45 Winter Party Com. 45 G.A.A. 25 Music Festival 1, 25 Mock Election 45 Footliqht Revs elers 2-45 Honieroom Asst. 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart cand. 45 Kirkwood H. S. 1. GWENDOLYN ADELE TERRY Music Festival 1-35 Choir 45 Operetta 45 Hoseqi Club 45 Track Oueen l. ROBERT THATCHER Music Fe-stival l OF1948 IRVING THOMAS-A Basketball 1-4, Senior Hi-Y sec. 3, 47 Homeroom Bus. Agent 25 Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Mock Election, Clerk 4. IAMES B. THOMAS --Hi-Y pres. 1, sec. 25 Senior Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 27 Football 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 3, Cub Club lg Senior Class Play, Chief of Police 47 Senior Spring Party Com. 4: Football Student Mgr. lp Mock Election, Speaker 4, Commencement Usher 3, H. RAY THOMPSON -Music Festival 3. MARTHA TRUMANP--Music Festival lg Selofra Club lg Hoseqi Club 45 Science Club 27 Home Ec. Club 1. LOIS ELINE ULMER -,-- Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 47 G.A.A. lp Iewelry Scholastic Award 35 Spanish Club 2. MARIANELA URRUTIA---Cheerleaders' Club 1, 2: LaNina Club 2, Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 4, Home- room Asst. 25 Cub Club ly Spanish Club 27 Home Ec. Club 4. SALLY VERTREES Senior Iewelry Com. 4, Latin Club l, 2, French Club 25 Cub Club 25 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 37 Hoseqi Club 45 Student Activity Board sec. 45 Choir 3, 41 May Paqeant l, 3, 45 Oper- etla 4, Music Festival 1-41 HOWE TOWER Reporter 3, Co-Feature Ed. 47 G.A.A, 2, Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 3, 45 Mock Election, Appellate Court Iudqe 4. PATRICIA LEE VIRGIN- -Cheerleaders' Club l, 27 G.A.A. 1-3, Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 4. B. Il-IAN WALKER- Music Festival l. LON E. WALKER'--Band 1-45 Choir l-3, Music Fes- tival l-4g Orchestra 2, Octet 3, 4. SHIRLEY WALKER--sVihota Club 3, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Hoseqi Club 4, English Office Asst. 4: LaNina Club 27 May Festival 2, Science Club 2. PHYLLIS IEAN WALLACE'--HOWE TOWER 3, 41 Audio-Visual 3, 4: Vihota Club 31 Hoseqi Club 45 Homeroom Bus. Mqr. 2, 35 Senior Sub-Treas. 45 Music- Festival 2, 3, Music Club 3, Science Club 3. EMMETT WALLS Science Club 3, Gym Asst. -if Intramural Track Meet 2, 3, Photoqraphy Club 3. BARBARA WANDEHSEE-LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 4, Latin Club lf French Club 2, Office Asst. lg May Festival 2, 3: Music Club 2. DELORIS WEATHERS LaNina Club 2, Gym Met'-t if IO ANN WEBB-May Festival lg Style Show 37 LaNina Club 2, Home Ec. Club 3. DELORES ROSE WELTY-G.A.A. l-4: Awards 1-47 Gym Asst. 3, 4, LaNina Club 25 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 3, 45 Senior Play 4, Vihota Club 3, Home Ec. Club ly Office Mess. 27 Style Show 2. JANET WHEELER---Pleasant Run Revue 35 LaNina Club 27 Alumni Dance Com. 35 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 2, Vihota Club 31 Hoseqi Club 47 Att Scholarship 2. SENIORS IRMA IEAN WIIEELING Pleasant Run Revue l5 Cheerleaders' Club l, 25 Music Festival l-45 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Music Club 35 Choir 3, 45 Operetta 4. PATRICIA WICKLIFF ETHEL WIGGINS l.aNinn fTlnli fly Pleasant Run Revue 3. DENNIS F. WILSON Football ly liatin Clulw lf Intramural Sports 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4. IRIVIA WILSON Music Festival 2, 35 I.aNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Y-Teens l, 25 Home EC. Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 3. IOY ANN WILSON -Latin Club l, 25 Music Festival l5 Library Asst. 2-45 LaNina Club 25 HOWE TOWER Copy Ed. 3, Asst. Ed. 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Play Com. 45 Vihota Club 35 Hoseqi Club 45 Footliqht Revelers 45 French Club 25 Our Hearts Were Younq and Gay 4. TOM WILSON Football 145 Basketball ly Traci: l, 25 Letterrnen's Club 4. ANNE WOERNER- Cheerleader l-45 G.A.A, 145 HOWE TOWER Reporter 35 Vihota Club 35 I-loseqi Club 45 Latin Club 15 Latin Con. tirst place 1, 25 Music Festival 1-45 Choir 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Operetta 45 Gym Asst. 2-45 Winter Wonderland Dance Com. 35 May Pageant 3, 45 Alumni Dance Com. 35 I-IILLTOPPER Agent 45 American Legion Ora- torical Con. first place 4. GLORIA IEANNE WOOD -Golden Girl cand. 45 Commencement Com. 45 Footliqht Revelers 3, 47 French Club 25 Cub Club 15 LaNina Club 25 Vihota Club 35 I-loseqi Club 45 I-Iomeroom Asst. 25 You Can't Take It With You, Usher 35 Latin Clinic Asst. 225 Hi-Y Sweetheart cand. 4. BOB WOOD Football l45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Track l-35 I-li-Y 4. TED WORLEY Football l-45 Lettermen's Club 45 Student Activity Board sec. 35 Basketball I5 Track l, Il. KENNETH YOUN?fFootball ly Hi-Y 45 Intramural Track 35 Intramural Basketball l-4. ROBERT YOUNG Intramural Sports l-4. LAVERNE E. ZELNER Manual H. S. 1, 2. BARBARA ZIEGLER Louisville H. S. l, 25 Senior Play Com. 45 Senior Play 45 l-Ioseqi Club pres. 45 Viliota Club 35 Attendance sec. 35 G. A. A. 35 latin t'luli 3, Latin Paper Fd. Il. CLARENCE ZIKE MRS. BETTY R. 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L Q' g KV 5 if is gg' . lj- Q ? .Hgffx ' fi? fi? wifi' M age' 7, .. .k M, ,i ,Mg , N1 1 7 ' frfi wif .,1?51w3??' ' ' . y V- K on K TIE' 1 if K wi' iv VL .A f ,,, 'W 515 f .54 his H320 COLLEGE AVENUE Sh! Don't telll It's a surprise! A surprise ending was in store at H320 College Avenue for everyone who at- tended the Senior Play this year. Held in suspense for three acts, the audience was then informed that the characters were presenting a play within a play, and that nobody had been murdered. Many hours of study and rehearsal went into the production of H320 College Ave- nue, but the finished product was Well worth the efforts of the entire cast. The Senior Class is proud of the principal play- ers, supporting cast, prompters, stage- hands, house management, make-up, and all other committees that aided in making Howe's tenth year Senior Play a huge suc- cess. Three performances were given on Ian- uary 13, 14, and 15. The play, written by Fred Ballard and Mignon G. Eberhart, was directed by Mr. Darrell Gooch. UPPER RIGHT Fran McAree, Don Armstrong, Car- ol Eves, Lloyd Collins, lim Thomas, Pat Andrews, Bill Harvey, Don Brown, Bob McDaniel, Dick Sharlcey, David Owen, Helen Aldrich, Diane Hays, Ellen Barnes, Iockie Freers, Brandt Steele, Dick Balcemeier, Dick Reed. MIDDLE RIGHT lim Thomas, Allen Smith. LOWER RIGHT flop rowl Barbara Ziegler. Mary llite, Iackie Vreers, Helen Aldiicli, tcenteii Carol lives, lily Wilson, Ellen Baines, tlmttciiiil Dick Slialkey, .....,-.A jtf X, CAST OE CHARACTERS Iudy ...... Val ........ Lucille ........ Romney ........ Mossy ........ Ernie ........ Phyllis ....... Nan .......... Hap ....... Nydia ....... . Phoenix ........ Rita .......... Lee ........ Russ ........ Doreen ...... Cy ........... Minna ........ Billy ......................... ..... Dean oi Women ...... ..... ........Mary Io Taylor ...Fran McAree ........Diane Hays .....Lloyd Collins ......Ellen Barnes ........Brandt Steele ......Carol Eves .........Mary Hite .......Bill Harvey ......Ioy Wilson .........Don Brown ......l-lelen Aldrich ...........Dick Reed ........Dick Sharkey ..Patiy Andrews ........Dave Owen ......Iackie Freers .Dick Bakerneier ...Barbara Ziegler Professor Slopes ...... ................ B ob Bork Ken ....................... Chief of Police ...... ..Don Armstrong ........Iim Thomas Ioe ............................... .............. A llen Smith Medical Examiner ............. .Walter McDaniel UPPER LEFT-f-Cstandinql lackie Freers, Carol Eyes, Dick Sharkey, Pai Andrews, Dick Bakemeier, Mary Io Taylor, Lloyd Collins, Ellen Barnes, Diane Hays, Don Armsironq, Barbara Ziegler, Brandt Steele, Helen Aldrich, icenterl Bob McDaniel, Fran MCAFGC. MIDDLE LEFT--Mary Io Taylor, Dick Bakemeier. LOWER LEFT-itop rowl David Owen, Don Brown, Don Armstrong, Pat Andrews, Ioy Wilson, Barbara Ziegler, Iackie Freers, imiddle rowl Bill Harvey, Lloyd Collins, Dick Sharkey, Mary Io Taylor, Carol Eves, Diane Hays, icenlerl Bob Bork. HOMEROOM Z7 IUNIOR l RACK ROW Farris Turk, Gerald Vorrnillron, Roll ort Cook, Harry Stowart, David Stoin, Ianios M'-ok. FOURTH ROW Oorald Williams, Rolwrt Mn'Don- ald, William IOYUC, W. Richard Ruins, Carl Kuolflor Elvis Flfbminfi. THIRD ROIJV Willvur Portions, Pant Iohnson, ltihn Passon, Loo Clrancllor, Norma Smith, Conv Iohnson. SECOND ROVV Doris Hess, Dorothy Fry, Sally Mulbarqor, Iudy Stine, Mary Ford, Ioan Soourt. FRONT ROW IoAnn Williams, Marlono Fox, Pa- tricia Mock, Barbara Sohram, Marqarot Thomas. HOMEROOM IZU IUNIOR BACK ROW lames Crowes, Iohn Bayno, Rirliarrl Merchent, Frank Knox, Donald Donniston, Tom Iohns. FOURTH ROW -loo Cumminqs, Wiley Dumrnicli, Iorald Eden, Richard Aichele, Richard Fitzwater. THIRD ROW lack Alexander, Richard Forquson, Don Bnrlcdall, Walter Smovk, Walter Black. SECOND ROW Tom Nollor, Charles Castor, larnos Finn, William Wiose. FRONT ROW Marilyn Cranston, Paula Chorry, Poverty Burlchardt, Charlotte Aliman, Claire Mario Mason, Virqinia Ecknor. NOT PICTURED Iuno Cox, Don Flootwood, lark Cvalo. HOMEROOM 234 SOPHOMORE IUNIOR BACK ROW Barbara Bair, Christino Marquis, Vit oinia Brnco, Catherine Karrlinor, Dorothy Locke, Dar lone Moore. FOURTH ROW Doris Bado, Marilyn Brown, Donna Garland, Lavena Watson. THIRD ROVV Vivian Mullendoro, Patricia I-Iumph roys, Barbara Iohnson, Ioann Voris, Indy Charnley. SECOND ROW Kathryn McCartney, Ianot Lauqh- ner, Betty Payton, Florice Niles. FRONT ROW lean Culp, Ioan Bratton, Charleno Millikan, Ianet Shafer, Patriria Gallaqhor. NOT PICTURED Maroaret Barn-os, Kathleen Wright, Honriotta Grimes, Betty Ionlcins, Naomi Pur- toc, Patsy Wright. HOMEROOM 28 IUNIOR BACK ROW Goorqo Catos, Robert Bohn, lanivs Booo, lark Bliss, Iames Bake-r, lamos Banks. FOURTH ROW Robort Brown, Ronald Burnworth, Iarrres Rakomoior, Henry Bolnbo, Iosoph Weaver, THIRD ROW Ioan Brookinq, Patricia Burns, Bc-tsy Rc-ard, Marilyn Callahan, Louiso Brooks, Marilyn Bowers. SECOND ROW Mary Lornso Grimes, Ians- Balcor, Elizabeth Christoin, Bovorly Cartor, laoquolino Abra- ham. FRONT ROW Indith Alder, IoAnn Barn, Palrrvia Cliristonborry, Rosemary Monqolli, NOT PICTURED Lois Andorson, Goorqe Rummol. vzrwm em JM, awe raw Za I HOMEROOM I22 lUNIOR RACK ROW Robert Frye, Edwin Mendonlrall, William Pierpont, loe Messing, Richard Mooro, Bruce Noll, Thomas Cannon, Harold Sr-hneider. THIRD ROW Gene Morgan, Sponsor Moss, Roger Uvorstreet, Dean Morrow, Paula Petty, Louise Mor- itan, lrrdy Pierce. SECOND ROW Doris Ann Moss, Norma lean l,ir'h, lean Parrnor, Donna Ortol, Mary Lou Miller, Martha Mitchell, Luville Perkins, Dorothy Partington, Rirhard Brant. FRONT ROVV lrrlia Ann Moore, Patriria Parrish, Carol Newvomer, Elinor Moorrnan, Karl Muszar, Gor don Mohr, Sliorill Mitchell, loan Meyers. HOMEROOM 221 IUNIOR RACK ROW David Martin, Paul Becher, Don Lynrh, Richard Gilmore, Carter Means, lerry Logsdon. FOURTH ROW Nancy Koch, Marmie Kingsbury, LR-not Mathews, Carol Knisley, Marlene Lawson, ljonny Means. THIRD ROW Barbara May, Carole Leo, Lois Loudon, Patricia Mr'Donald, lenrrie Konold, Betty Maehler. SECOND ROVV loAnn Lindberg, Ioanne LeVine, Frances Matthews, Rosemary Knecht, lane Kirlchoff. FRONT ROW Barbara Logsdon, Phyllis Lovelace, ludy Killion, Marjorie Matthews, Cora Lane. HOMEROOM l24A - IUNIOR RACK ROW Richard Cooley, larnes Conway, Richard E. Dunn, Harold Crawford, Dana Crapo. FOURTH ROW Dave Cook, Don Daugherty, Mary Ellen Dahl, lerry Stanley, Carolyn Ealy. THIRD ROW Marilyn Weber, Barbara Davis, Bar- bara Cox, Phyllis Deltour, William Dame. SECOND ROVV Ruth Ellen Davis, Loretta lean Craig, ,lean Dietz, Shirley Davis, Nancy Ann Day. FRONT ROW Paula lean Davis, loan Cooper, I-inet Close, Norma Cooper, Vera Davis. NOT PICTURED Elmer Rains. HOMEROOM 124B IUNIOR BACK ROW Edward Hail, Richard Elrnoro, Fred llarhold, Robert Fields, Robert Lester. FOURTH ROW George Frantz, Sam Ford, Thomas Anderson, Mary Handy, lanice Krone. THIRD ROW Georgia Graves, Barbara Hall, loyce Orrlleson, Ann Fennell, Marilyn Eicher. SECOND ROW Christena Gainey, loanno Gott- lrorq, Martha Oootoe, Shirley Harris, Lola Brady. FRONT ROW Patriria Gregory, leanno Gallagher, loan Eder, loyce Farmer. NOT PICTURED Robert Noonan, Fred Espie. Wfemilffiqfrffcwqcm Q welfemiebme l IOMEROOM 128 lUNlOlt RAVK ROW Duano Wisr-, Miko Wafronor, llarry Warn, Torn Stanloy, William Stewart, Rirhard Wick- lill. FOURTH ROW Loo Tffrry, Iamos Dustin, Swett Storkton, Willard Wicrkizor, Warron Wriqht, Paul Karnes, Robert Greer. THlRD ROW Shirloy Stilwva-ll, Martoriw Vairqlm, lawn Williams, Richard Thayrar, Beverly Toothman, Mary 'I'orrnn:'r-, Vircril Wolvon. SECOND ROW Darlono Stnrqoon, Gwon Spandlor, Patricia Wood, Kathryn Stone, Ioy Starks, Voncla Sprirrqor, FRONT ROW Rivhard Wisohart, Tom Strohl, loAnn Wood, Rarlwara Thompson, Charlotte Walton, Norma Stirltz, Nanry VanKeuron. NOT PICTURFD Ralph Wyand. HOMEROOM 129 f IUNIOR RACK ROW Robert Piors, Rolvnrt Srnitlr, Koitli Rarnsden, Barbara Rooso, Patty Voollor. FOURTH ROW Wanda Smith, Warrr-n Snrillr, loo Pirtlo, Barbara Plotrhsvr, Fred Power. THIRD ROW Darlono Smitha, Rosoann Skolton, Rotty Solzor, Marqarot Sharron, Ioan Shoots, Sharon Rnssoll. SECOND ROW Bonniw Lou Smith, Rosornary Sf-hwartz, Ioan Skinner, Carolyn Prohsi, Ioan Pierr- son, Sally Shields, Ioan Russoll. FRONT ROW loan Sapp, Bc-tty Smith, Carolyn Storruzzi, Marvia Svovoll, Lois Rader, Betty Lou Randoll, Sharon Risloy. HOMEROOM 220 A- IUNIOR RACK ROW Williarn Harsin, Howard Judah, Earlo Iohnson, Albert Kelley, lc-sso Hiso, Rivhard Humo, Don Hrrhlward. FOURTH ROW Edward Hunter, Ray Dilley, Don llodson, Dudloy Hill, lirn lurid, Gharlos Hinton. THIRD ROW lark Hrrhhard, Iohn Burq-Q, Gono lrvinq, Erlorrn Harpold, Ionoan Sias, Indy Holtrnan, llarlono Horton. SECOND ROW Virfrinia llirftor, Marilyn Ryso, Rosalind Hitzko, Rrfhard Rootli, Ioanno llirqlros, Martha Ann Iohnson. FRONT ROW Marqarot Iohnson, Lois Joslin, lane Koillr, Mary Iano llifks, Dcloros Iolinson, loan llovk- orsrnitlr. NOT PICTURED Rolrort Kayla, Arthur' lldlrnan, Alan llolman. HOMEROOM 236 SOPHOMORE RACK ROW lar-k Garrison, David llornor, Torn Ciarmavk, Nod Reokor, Ro!-oil Hall, Ralph Grovonf lrorry, Rirhard Ettinqer. FOURTH ROW Gamma l-Ffllflffl, David Rooram, llanl Conti, Vtfrllrarn Cowoll, Mirrry Hoovbr, Marqirf Ann Dravis, Norma Frrllor. THIRD ROW loyww Ionos, Doris Goodwin, lamos llorton, Ianrosr Furry, Estlior Clirnriirrfglrarn, Rarhara llaniols, loan C'Toopor'. SECOND ROW Ruth llrrhlrlry Deniso ffroaso, Rovorly Crossloy, Iano Connorloy, Marianne Adarrrs, Dorothy Elmore. FRONT ROW larro Dame, Charlotte Hymer, Ella Benson, Marilyn Hunter, Betty lean Graebo, lean Falconhury, Sydney Mason. NOT PICTURED Donald Donaldson, vazfg scfwzfiywfr zwzwws I-IOMEROOM 229--SOPHOMORE BACK ROW- Claude Rinehart, Ken Slifer, Robert Riley. FOURTH ROW Ralph Roys, Keith Ouillen, Paul Taylor. THIRD ROW Charlot Thome, Donna Van Aren- donk, Carol Wieqman, Donald Velvick. SECOND ROW Sarajane Walker, Iaona Watson, Betsy Ulrey, Ioy Richey, Charlene Kuntz. FRONT ROW-- Nadine Schneider, Ioan Miller, Mil- dred Straub, Iane Leckrone, Norma Rosa. HOMEROOM 224--SOPHOMORE BACK ROW- Kent Pierce, Eleanor Roach, Norma Barr, Richard Oberlies, Don Ross, Keith Newman. FOURTH ROW--Loren Potter, Edward Pursell, Tom Reed, Robert Ringer, Don Olson. THIRD ROW -Marian E. Heitz, Ann Robbins, Luke Casey, William Oaks. SECOND ROW-Myna Anderson, Hilda Owen, Patricia Rodman, Frank Robertson. FRONT ROW-- Mary Io Reed, Charlott Petty, Elaine Reel, Barbara Reed, Nancy Io Parr. NOT PICTURED -Richard Pendley, Paul Lanaso- vitch, Loon Iones, junior. HOMEROOM 230-SOPHOMORE BACK ROW----Ronald Andrews, Iack Conway, Richard Beuoy, William Branson, Paul Campbell, Roland Becker. FOURTH ROW- Louis Faenzi, Robert Caldwell, Morand Roth, Virginia Buchanan, Patricia Bickley. THIRD ROW Ianet Cornly, Ianet Beard, Crimirie De Loriea, Doris Caswell, Martha Book, David Bailey. SECOND ROW -Iudy Burkhart, Martha Bolte, Irene Brant, Patricia Claxon, Shirley Allmeroth. FRONT ROW -Karen Arnold, Dorothy Casey, Nancy Campbell, Patricia Basyo. HOMEROOM 23l-SOPHOMORE BACK ROW- Delores Iones, Iames Hueston, Rob- ert Kruse, Iohn Keane, David Heath, Iack A. Iohnson. FOURTH ROW -Marilyn Hudson, Zonia Maurice, Mary Hiland, Barrett Hatfield, Laverne I-Iellweqe, Mary Margaret Hine. THIRD ROW Edward Koeppe, Richard Koppler, Robert Hudson, Harold Heithecker, Edward Hasse Iohn Kelly. SECOND ROW --William Newman, Dorothy Hayes, Ianice Huston, Ioanne Crawford, Ianet Hook, Ierry Keltch. FRONT ROW -- George King, Nancy Iohns, Iohanne Johnson, Ioyce Hopton, Ioan Hiner. NOT PICTURED---Ann Hart, Nancy Kiriq. W Mzzmiwmzarfm We mcffame Qmfz Jfcwue, alfikcmcw Za HOMEROOM 232-he SOPHOMORE BACK ROW Robert E. Wood, Charles Wiclcizer, Don Ward, lohn Vollmer, David Williams, Glenn Taylor. FOURTH ROW Norman Wise, Leslie Swinehart, lavk Younq, Ronald Younq, William Welch, Euqene Fenwirlc, lune Wolfe. THIRD ROW Barlvara Weesner, Barbara Teague, lune Virt, Phoebe Wriqht, Ellen Swinqley, ludith Woerner. SECOND ROW Betty Williams, Georqene Thorn, Ianet Thompson, Marilyn Waltz, lessie Wicklitf, ludith Wear, Patrivia Warner. FRONT ROW Ollie Whitarre, Carolyn Walther, Bohhie lean Taylor, Claire Vestal, Dolly Wiese, Bar- lzara Wafifzoner, Barhara Gone Vtfhite, Shirley Wiese. HOMEROOM 226 SOPHOMORE RACK ROW' Donald Layman, Elvin Ulmer, Larry Mr'Kinsey, Dan lvloininoer, Dave Moman, Fred Raney, lulian Morqan. FIFTH ROW Robert Pitt, loo Mulcahy, Kenneth Marsh, lohn Lotion, Darlene Motley, loyce Mitzrier. FOURTH ROW loyve Mc'Lauqhlin, Marqie Little, lane Lynfh, Rita Miller, Anne Moreland, Gail Mar- shall. THIRD ROW Barlaara Miller, Pat Lilley, lanice Milos, Barbara Lamb, Barlwara Pardue, Myra Leasor. SECOND ROW Mary Mase, Virqinia Miller, Marie Liquori, Phyllis Lonq, Carol Morris, IoAnn Minnis. FRONT ROW Io Mt'Dowell, loAnn Morell, lane Murphy, Marilyn Miles, Beverly Millikan. HOMEROOM 238 SOPHOMORE BACK ROW Paul Grove, Allan Darling, Carl Goider, Rohert Ebert, Donald Frantz, Georqe Fisher, lack Edinoton. FOURTH ROVV Rolaert Green, Fred Halt, Griffin Crump, Rohert Craiq, Georqe Hack, Tom Fields. THIRD ROW Shirley Eddy, Nina Dallas, Marian Cralih, Ianice Gatlin, Shirley Hammonds, Shirley Fiqq. SECOND ROW Mary Esther, lane Goken, Patrieia Cullinqs, Allen Genrivh, Vvlayne Enqleman, Alice Fath. FRONT ROW Betty Cotton, Dottie Curry, Nanry Denham, Murlono Dinsmoro, Twyla Earle, Cleta Gru- liauoli, Carolyn Goebel. NOT PICTURED lean Gdflllliflf, Gail Anderson. HOMEROOM 228 -eee SOPHOMORE BACK ROW Morgan Sly, William Selmior, Robert Routh, Robert Horn, Rirhard Suhelm, lames Stewart, Emery Seel, FOURTH ROW Ioan Struriti, Lois Smith, Dorice Smith, Dorothy Sarlwinoff, Carolyn Scliuster, Richard Smith. THIRD ROW lavlc Spearinry, Rirhard Silvers, Wil- liam Sorley, Edward Turner, Rohert Hart, Walde Sturqeon, loan Sutherland, SECOND ROW loan Sosler, loan Stevenson, Mar- iorie Stoffy, Mary Catherine Susanlce, Mary Alice Spoon, Barliara Svhuhneyor, lanife Sampson, Anite Strahl. FRONT ROW Katherine Smith, Ioan Scott, Mary Rose Stark, lanette Stafford, Sally Steffanni, Barbara Seal, Dorothy McCarty, Mary Stultz. , Nm! me. HOMEROOM 227A-FRESHMAN BACK ROW -e- Bill Fox, Richard Dismore, Leo Ahearn, Frank Hopper, Ioe Day, Ross Gooch, Eugene Gough. FIFTH ROW-Howard Brady, Edward Hancock, Ray Quinn, Kathleen Bowles, Laurel Kettelhut, Ianet Dorman. FOURTH ROW---'Robert Gregory, Dwight Alexan- der, Robert Barrick, Charlotte Allison, Beverly Clen- denin, Iudy Clark. THIRD ROW e- Suzanne Deltour, Margaret Bass, Shirley Carmichael, Barbara Babcock, Phyliss Bruce, Lcotho Frick. SECOND ROW-Mary Hanlon, Betty I. Kirkham, Glenna Funk, Phyllis Hall, Anita Claywell, Iudy Con- ner, Rita Cunningham. FRONT ROW---Lois Brandlein, Dollie Iackson, Rosemary Eves, Glen Boeschen, Robert Furry, Ken Halcomb. NOT PICTURED-Ben Clendening, Sharleen Gro- vontacrry, Kenny Iones, Russell LaPorte. HOMEROOM 227B-FRESHMAN BACK ROW--Iohn Nelson, Wilbur Zobbe, Patrick Farrell, Robert Suhre, Wayne Poppaw, Mary Pearcy, Iohn Somerville. FIFTH ROW-Robert McKee, Grant McBroom, Bar- bara Moulden, Ann Walker, Bonnie Leppert. FOURTH ROW-Mary Schrader, Doris Tebby, Dor- othy Mosiman, Marcella Rosebrock, Carol Simons. THIRD ROW- Shirley Reisner, Sharon Paswater, Lois Ramsden, Nancy Procter, Alice Westeriield, Mary Rogers, Ronald Osburn. SECOND ROW' Rose Mary Marsh, Geraldine Tay- lor, IoAnn Ludy, Arlene Titus, Delores Staub. FRONT ROW--Martin Mueller, Fred Monschein, Richard Miller, Barbara Nice-wanger, Edith Resener, Bonnie Muszar. I-IOMEROOM l30-FRESHMAN BACK ROWW-Richard Pflum, Iack Rogers, Richard Sapp, Marvin Romeril, Iohn Purcell, Warren Roth, Ieanann Prather. FOURTH ROW-WfMary Margaret Rohyans, Dorothy Rowland, Mary Schayer, Larry Phillips, Gary Rob- erts, Larry Ribble. THIRD ROW-Margaret Simmons, Mary Ann Pear- son, Iulia Schon, Don Perry, Robert Perry, Iohn Schooler, Ioanne Pryor. SECOND ROWeIohn Schneider, Phillip Pagett, Iohn Shreve, Ward Powell, Virginia Sentman, Allred Powell. . FRONT ROW-Donna Lea Parks, Betty Plummer, Ianice Sayer, Margaret Robinson, Marjorie Shepard, Rosemary Ouinn. NOT PICTURED-Anne Shannon, Bob Petty. HOMEROOM I32-FRESHMAN BACK ROW-Robert Vest, William Weber, Ken Whitaker, Donald Young, Everett Sorley, Francis Cal- lahan, Walter Williams. FOURTH ROWeCliiiord Woods, Marvin Skiles, Iames Soncrant, Roberta Skillman, Marilyn Snoeber- ger, Enid Witte, Rose Marie Tyner. THIRD ROW-Dan Vickrey, Marjorie Stutz, Lois Snyder, Iean Stanley, Carol Wickes, Ioan Smith. SECOND ROW-Don Tomey, Iames Smock, Neva Watson, Barbara Stanton, Rosemary Stevenson, Lois Williams, Edward Steward. FRONT ROWeHenry Skaggs, Barbara White, Ardith Whipple, Martha Williams, Doris Williams, Martha Stalcup, Mary Watson, Rodney Thompson. ZUe'lfmma40Zl'fuM WMM wedge HOMEROOM l27AeFRESl-IMAN BACK ROW Edward Dwyer, Richard de Langlade, Don Davis, David Harold Fahrhach, Harold Fluharty, Richard Euhank. FOURTH ROW Paul Dragoo, Kent Demmary, lohn Essex, Ronald Fosnight, Tom Ehrman, William Duryea. THIRD ROW Tom Cowan, Donald Dicks, Patricia Cunningham, Arda Darnell, Mary Lou Elliot, Richard Costin, lacqueline Fouts. SECOND ROW Charles Foster, Iames Ewing, Wil- liam Fulton, Richard Enochs, Alice Farmer, Jeanette Dixon. FRONT ROW Mary Lou Dinkel, lanet Ioyce Fos- ter, Edward Dilley, Raymond Dirks, Rohert Denari, Ronald Dougherty, Henry DeWitte, Nina Ferguson. HOMEROOM 127B---WFRESHMAN BACK ROW Iames Hollenbeck, William Garrison, Robert Hickerson, Wilfred Iohnson, Don Harpold, Sue Hodgin. FOURTH ROW lane Harden, Iuanita Hall, Ronald Hopton, loe Iohnston, Larry Givan, Anna Hitzelber- ger, Beverly Hendrickson. THIRD ROW Barbara Io Iackson, Susan Herring, ton, lack Hume, Eugene Givan, Ierry Iones, Max Haughton, Richard Gilmore. SECOND ROW Richard Gaskill, Paul lump, Mare ilyn Hockenberry, Carol Lou Iohnston, Dorothy How- ard, Alice Hatcher. FRONT ROW- Barbara lean lackson, Mary Anne lust, Phyllis Haskin, Marilyn Hagan, Kathleen Gal- lagher, lacqueline Harrison. NOT PICTURED Ed Garinger, Iimmy Holmes, Wil- liam Hand. HOMEROOM 127C-FRESHMAN BACK ROW- Ted Sowers, Roderick Macy, Robert Hr-llwege, Duit McGill, M. G. LeVay, Earl Lewis, Sarah McMillan. FOURTH ROW Patricia Keller, Tom McLahlan, Charles McMullen, lack Lewellen, Robert Koons, lanet Lowe, Margaret Lewis. THIRD ROW Ralph Iohnson, Norma Layman, Naoma Keegan, Martha Leslie, Leoda Goodman, Patty Mannon, loan McMath. SECOND ROW Karel Kingham, Eloise Kerr, Rola- ert McDonald, larry Layton, Betty Lukenhill, Wanda Kendall. FRONT ROW Beverly Kaster, Ioan McCabe, Carl King, Ioe Lauer, Willa Marie Lutz. HOMEROOM l27DfeFRESHMAN BACK ROW Iames Newton, Robert Morelock, lack Masters, Earl Mulcahy, Elliott Merchant, john Miller, Maria Nistazu. FOURTH ROW Charlotte Owen, Diane Moeller, IoAnn Meyer, Iudy Morrow, Nadine May, Georgeann Mattson. THIRD ROW Mary Miller, lohn Niemartn, Ann Mendenhall, Iackie Martin, Iames Monroe, lerry Nuding. SECOND ROW lack Otto, lames Miles, Kathryn Merkel, Marcia Means, Iudy O'Harrow, loyce Myers. FRONT ROW Phyllis Miller, Iudy Nickel, Bare bara Mayville, Barbara Moorman, P. Ioan Miner, loAnn Nicolai. exif few 0401.15 imp, W HOMEROOM 126-FRESHMAN BACK ROW---Norman Brehob, Robert Collier, Her- man Bolmer, Conrad Brown, Paul Bennett, Carol Cor- yell, Barbara Bolinq. FOURTH ROW-- Barbara Calkins, Alice Cook, lune Cline, Donald Blackwell, Iames Beatley, leanette Beasley, lay Brennan. THIRD ROW- lessie Corey, Zoretta Byfield, Carol Coonse, loyce Clark, Tony Caldarone, Gordon Bow- yer, lanet Callon. SECOND ROW- Sylvia Clester, loanne Brummett, Wilma Billingsley, Doris Adams, Mary Ann Brandt, lean Banks, Margaret Collins, Charles Bronstrup. FRONT ROW -Beatrice Alexander, Ruth Barker, Ruthann Beineke, lack Callon, Paul Adams, William Bond, Elaine Christian, Don Baumqartner. HOMEROOM ZOA-MIDYEAR F RESHMAN BACK ROW-- Patricia Earle, Mary lane Aqan, Don- ald Drake, Saraellen Baker, Carolyn Cox, Mary Ann Dunn, Mary Lou Eade, Lois Axton, Patty Baker, Ron- ald Ball. SECOND ROW-Marvelyn Downey, Mary Frances Colburn, Barbara Gerrard, Donetta Davis, Marcia Burns, Elizabeth Byers, Dolores Cooney, Iames Bow- man, lack Gardner, Don Broadlick. FRONT ROW- Wilma Akers, Carolyn Carpenter, lanet Cavender, Ronald Cook, Raymond Crane, Georqe Gill, Gerald Broekinq, David Bowsher, Ann Althauser. NOT PICTURED Raymond Clark, Barbara Ander- son, Barbara Cates, Carl Ganzer. HOMEROOM ZOBAMIDYEAR F RESHMAN BACK ROW-lames Kaye, Betty Grissom, Ronald loyce, L. Gordon Muesinq, Frank Iohnson, I. Owen Grimes, I. lack Milli, Barbara lones, lack Hedrick, Robert lohnson. SECOND ROW Marilyn Morrison, Virqinia Mey- ers, Carolyn Hart, lanice Lair, Betty lones, Delores Grimes, Dorothy Harbold, Don Miner, William Ne- ville. FRONT ROW lohn Morris, Richard Hauck, Don Owens, Don Harbolcl, Lois Hershberqer, Patsy Mertz, Ianice Kendall, loyce Knapp, Kay B. Mohr, H. Richard Iohnson. NOT PICTURED- Kay LaGesse, Audrey Lannan, Donna Laughlin, HOMEROOM 24eMlDYEAR FRESHMAN BACK ROVV Don Thomas, Randal Taylor, lack Sandler, Don Rodenbeck. THIRD ROW- Frances Smith, Georqe Richardson, Richard Wynne, William Stafford, H. Richard Stan- ley, David Pasch, M. Robert Pannell, Robert Ware. SECOND ROW H. loan Wilson, Paula Rogers, Marjorie Teague, Alan Taylor, Ronald Rosenblatt, William Rountree, Edward Walker, Donald Steiner, ludy Springer. FRONT ROW- -ludith Renard, Richard Weyer, Tom Seal, William Reinecke, David Weir, Daniel Scham- ber, Sue Ann Westlake, Rosemary Plain, Sara Sprad- linq, Linda Trueblood. NOT PICTURED---Laurence Williams, Barbara Sel- zer, Ann Patterson. We MMM W, W, me mm ew .,ffM.f mf Howe has added steadily to its participating sports program until it now has a wide range of interscholastic and intramural athletics. There is a thrill in competition, but there are also many benetits from it, both in physical skill and in character development by good sportsman- ship. Coach Samuel Kelley gives last minute instruc- tions to gridiron team members Iohn Hartman, Bob Wood, Dick Merchent, Houston Swenson, and Dick Pence. QQ, gr. f x x E 37-E57 inf! Xl! s .- ws .fg,,Wm.w1' 'ff k i ' was Y ,... - - V V, .f 325 Hzffku HowE 1947 FoorBALL SQUAD ENDS SEITSC Finishing their season with a record of eight wins and two losses, Howe's 1947 football team was fifth in the city standings. This was Howe's fifth year of grid- iron competition and was undoubtedly the most im- pressive season. Howe started its campaign with a hard fought victory over the Greenclads of Tech. The home team outscored the Hornets in the first half, 14-6, capitalizing on a Howe fumble to score their first touchdown in the first period. Late in the second quarter the Greenclads hit pay dirt again, but a touchdown pass from lohn Edwards to Tim Stutz tallied six points for the Brown and Gold. Howe came back in the second half with a pass to Stutz and an end run by Bob Wood, both good for touchdowns. At the final gun Howe stood ahead by a 19-14 margin. ln the Hornets' second game, Wood scored three markers, and Edwards one, to defeat the Frankfort Hot Dogs, 28-O. After Howe kicked off, 1ay Gould nailed a Frankfort kicker behind the goal line and Howe went into a 2-O lead. TCP Iohn Edwards, Howe haltback, runs around right end for a short gain in the Howe-Washington gridiron Contest. BOTTOM, LEFT Anotlior avtion shot taken at the f'ontinental's field. BOTTOM, RIGHT Ioe Weaver, Hornet back, is tackled by Washington gridders after picking up a few yards for Howe. OPPOSITE PAGE Bob Wood doubles up ready for the two Washington defensemen. IITI-I BEST GRIDIRON RECORD IN HISTORY Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe 19 28 13 14 26 l3 14 U 44 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Tech 14 Frankfort O Manual U Westfield 6 Ben Davis O Southport 7 ............Warren Central U Washington 13 School tor the Deaf O Broad Ripple l3 VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW Iim Askren, Dick Fitzwater, Houston Swenson, lay Gould, lohn Dryer, Torn Wilson, Bill Schmadeke, Bill Galbreath, Don Hyfield, Frank Knox, Dick Merchent, Dick Pence. SECOND ROW Bob Horn, manager: Ted Worley, Iohn Bruckman, lim Stutz, Martin Bruce, Torn lolins, Iolin Edwards, Bob Mina Don Hyfield set up the Hornets first touch- down by making a brilliant runback on a Frank- fort kick. Wood caught a pass from Edwards in the end zone, and the indianapolis squad was on top 9-O after Bill Mayer successfully con- verted. Wood crossed the goal line twice again, and Edwards once, to lead the Howe gridders to this easy victory. The Hornets overpowered the Redskins of Manual in their third contest. Edwards and Hy- field went over for Howe's touchdowns as the Kelley-men won 13-O. Dick Pence and Edwards each scored for the Eastsiders as they extended their three-game winning streak by defeating Westfield, l4-6. A pass from Edwards to Pence in the second period put Howe ahead 7-U, as Mayer converted. Edwards slipped over on a quarterback sneak and the Hornets led, l4-O. Late in the last stanza, Westfield completed a pass and the final score read l4-B. Coach Kelley's gridmen scored a 26-O win at the cost of the Ben Davis Giants. Early in the second stanza, Knox set up Howe's first marker with a 46-yard march. lohn Bruckman broke through from the six-yard stripe and Howe led, G-O. Hyfield and Wood each scored in the third period, and the Brown and Gold was on top, l9-U. Bruckman tallied another TD in the final quarter, and Mayer again converted. Knox and Wood scored touchdowns for Howe as the Hornets overpowered Southport's eleven nis, Gerald Vermillion, Bill Harvey, George Fei-ling, manager. FRONT ROW Asst. Coach Harrison Richardson, Ed Myers, Bob Wood, Bill Moyer, loe Weaver, Ray Dobbs, Inn Thom- as, Bill lohnston, lohn Hartman, lim Smith, Torn Endsley, Roy Minatel, Coach Sam Kelley. on their own field. An interception by Ray Dobbs set up Howe's first touchdown march. When the teams left the field, the scoreboard read Howe l3fSouthport 7. Howe's seventh straight victory was scored over Warren Central, l4-U. Edwards and Knox scored in the second and final quarters, and Mayer successfully booted the pigskin between the uprights. Meeting Washington with a clean seven-win record, the Hornets were overcome by a strong Continental eleven on the Westsiders' gridiron. Washington capitalized on a short kick by Howe in the first quarter to drive their way to the first marker. Again they scored in the fourth quarter when a Hornet punt was blocked. The final score read 13-U. One of Howe's most decisive victories was scored at the cost of the Silent Hoosiers on the Deaf School gridiron. Led by Knox, who scored three touchdowns, Howe easily overcame its opponents by a 44-O score. In their final en- counter, the Hornet squad was defeated by a tough Broad Ripple eleven, l3s7. The Howe eleven scored l78 points during their season to their opponents' 53. Bob Wood, halfback, received the Men's 400 Club award for the most valuable playerg and Bill Mayer, center, was chosen team captain at the annual football banquet, held at the close of the season. RESERVE GRIDDERS OUTSCORE OPPONENTS Sl - 44 ' After dropping the season opener to Broad Ripple l2-0, the Howe reserve football squad, coached by Mr. Thomas Stirling, came through to win decisive victories over their next three opponents. In their second tilt the Eastsiders overpowered the Manual Redskins. Southport was the Hornets' second victim. Racking up their third victory in four starts, the reserve grid- ders next downed Warren Central. In the final game of the season, a strong Washington eleven scored a win over our gridmen, and Crispus Attucks downed the Stirling-men in their last encounter. Howe 6 ........ ....... B road Ripple I2 Howe I8 ........ ............ M anual 0 Howe 26 ........ ........... S outhport 6 Howe 25 ........ ...... W arren Central U Howe 0 ........ .......... W ashington 7 Howe G ........ ....... C rispus Attucks 19 FRESHMAN FINISH IMPRESSIVE .800 SEASON The Hornet freshman football team overcame four of its five opponents to turn in a very im- pressive season. During their initial en- counter to Broad Ripple, the first year gridders, coached by Mr. Roscoe Pierson, won their last four contests. Manual fell before the Irvington freshmen l9-0, and in their third encounter the Brown and Gold marked up a victory over Southport. The Hornet gridiron squad scored its most decisive win over the Warriors of Warren Central, 30-0. ln the season finale the frosh overpowered a stubborn Washington eleven. Howe 0 ....... ........ B road Ripple 6 Howe I9 ....... ............ M anual 0 Howe 26 ....... .............. S outhport 0 Howe 30 ....... ....... W arren Central 0 Howe 6 ....... ..... W ashington 0 RESERVE FOOTBALL BACK ROW- Roland Beck- er, manager, Dick Ke-pple-r, Dick Beuoy, Dudley Hill, Dick Oberlies, Harold Heithecker. THIRD ROW lerry Logs- don, Dick Thayer, Dick Fer- guson, Tom Stanley, Dick Brant, Keith Ouillen, Charles Miller, Bch Kaye, David Wil- liams, manager. SECOND ROW- -Fred Es- pie, Don Denniston, Edward Pursell, Dick Aichele, Bill Stewart, Edward Koeppe, Rob- ert Bohn, Donold Lynch, Dick Wickliff. FRONT ROW Coach Tom Stirling, lack Garrison, Don Ross, Iohn Vollmer, Barret Hatfield, Bob Riley, Keith Newman, Bob Baker, Tom Strohl. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL BACK ROW- -Duff McGill, Frank Hopper, Bob Denari, Earl Mulcahy, Ward Powell, Iohn Purcell. THIRD ROW- --Kenneth Hal- comb, Wally Williams, Grant McBroom, Elliot Merchant, Ed- ward Dwyer, Bob Collier, Rolph Johnson, Mac Laetsch. SECOND ROW- Eugene Fenwick, manage-rg Bob Greg- ory, Ronald Fosnight, Wilbur' Zobbe, Howard Brady, lack Masters, lim Hollenbeck, Dick de Langlade, Coach Roscoe Pierson. FRONT ROW Dick Dis- more, Bill Garrison, Leo , Ahearn, Bill Fox, lack Rogers, Earl Lewis, M. G. LeVay. HCWE NETMEN FINISH SEASCN AGAINST CITY Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe llowe 111 1WD VARSITY SCHEDULE 28 .............................. Tech 38 ....... ........ W ashinqton 33 .............. Broad Ripple 30 ....... .......... F ranlclin 40 ....... ...... B en Davis 42 ....... ...... G reencastle 20 ....... ........ 1 .awrence 45 ..,.... ...... C olumbus 31 ....... ...... S hortridqe 215 ....... ...... B loominqotn 35 ....... ............ C athedral 30 ........................ Garfield 44 .......... Crispus Attucks Howe 41 .................... Southport Howe 30 ............ Warren Central Howe 35 ........................ Manual CITY TOURNEY Howe 57 ..,............. Sacred Heart Howe 48 ................ Broad Ripple Howe 17 .................... Shortridqe HOWE HOLIDAY TOURNEY Howe 24 ................................ Peru Howe 42 .....,............ Broad Ripple SECTIONALS Howe 54 ...................... Ben Davis Howe 40 ........ ........ D ecatur ABOVE P1111 Barnliart 1331 tries tor U rebound in tlie Howe-Bloomington tilt. Also pivtured are Iolin Ecl- wards 1421, Harry Stewart 1411, Carl Spiess 1341, and Iolin Brurkman 1401. RIGHT Carl Spiess 1341 out lumps his opponent in the Broad Ripple qame as Iolin Edwards 1421 qets set for the tip. FAR RIGHT -Iohn Ed- wards 1421 iiqlits for the rebound as Hornets' Ioe Pirtle 1301 and Harry Stew- art 1411 look on. tND STATES TGP TEAMS WITH G-CGD RECQRD Including two tourneys and the Sectional Tournament, Howe's l947-48 basketball team completed their season with nine wins and four- teen losses. The Brown and Gold squad played some of the outstanding teams of the state on one of the toughest schedules in its history. The Hornets opened the season, November 29, at the Tech gym with a 5l-28 loss to the Greenclads, lrving Thomas was high for the Brown and Gold. Washington, the lndianapolis Sectional winner ,overpowered the Howe quin- tet in their second encounter by a 45-38 score. ln the third contest Broad Ripple edged Howe, 34-33, when a Bocket guard swished the nets with a one-hand push-shot from the mid-stripe at the final gun. Franklin's Grizzly Cubs were responsible for the Brown and Gold's fourth loss as they pulled away in the last quarter to win 54-30 at the Franklin gym. Edging out the Giants of Ben Davis, 40-38, Howe's courtmen won their first victory of the season. ln the last ten seconds guard Ioe Pirtle tallied from mid-court to break the 38-all dead- lock. December l8-20, the Howe quintet was de- feated in its third game of the City Tourney by the Shortridge Blue Devils, who went on to win the city crown. The Eastsiders led l2-ll, but Shortridge got hot in the final half and downed the tired Hornets, 32-l7. ln their first contest of the tourney, Howe's netmen defeated Sacred Heart, 57-38, and then scored a 48-44 victory over Broad Ripple. Thump Broad Ripple in Holiday Tourney ln the Howe Holiday Tourney, which included Peru, Elwood, and Broad Bipple, the lrvington boys dropped their afternoon contest to the Peru Tigers, 47-24. Howe's Harry Stewart scored l2 markers. The Hornets triumphed over Broad Bipple in the consolation contest for their second win over the Rockets this season. At the inter- mission Howe was leading 2l-l8, Phil Barnhart dropped four field goals through the hoop in tho final periods, and the Brown and Gold went on to win, 42-33. lanuary 9, the team journeyed to Greencastle for a nip-and-tuck game in which Howe was subdued, 44-42. Iohn Edwards was high for ! ffl f -ts 4 tr ntl for llowo in ttir- Howe-Bloorninqton qarno. tn on llro play ana lcrtrn llrnt'larn.nr tlttlt and lay Gould tx Plnl linntrirt t J gr x in on Howe with eleven points. Ttie Hornets' next rrrarrre was played at lawrence Central. 'llw Bears jrnnped to an early t2-5 first quarf ter load and were on top at the tialf, 2245. Law' rence kept ttro lead and won, 45426. Harry Stewart and lirn Stntz paced Howe to a 44113 victory over the Colnrnbus Bnltdogrs in the Har- rrotrs' rryrn. The qarne Seefsawed, witir Howe alfroad at the tralf, t9-l7, and tlie Bulldoqs hold- tnrjr a 34-33 edge at the close of the tliird stanza. Hand Defeat to City Champs Stiortridfge tell next to Howes fiqtitinq squad. tllayinq possession taall, the Hornets led in all tfunr quarters to defeat the city champions, who earlier nad downed us. Stewart and Barntiart loft ttro Eastsiders to tlie 3l-Qt victory. Howes netrnen lost tn rl ta.st Lila-nrrrirrrttori tivo, 36-26, on lanuary SU. At ttio close of tlie first quarter the Panthers tield a ll-Vt lead, but ttie Eastsiders played well tuotti rlwfenrlively and offensively in ttie :second period to lead t8-t2 at the half. ln the final periods tlro Bloorninfrton quintet outscored Howe, 2478, and ended on top. The lrisli of Cattredral gsrrnrieil a taaslcot in the closinq seconds to win lrorn Howe, 3635. Spiess led the Hornets in tlrias contest lay drop- ping in t5 points. Stewart was lridti for tlre Howe vonrtrnan as Garfield of Ter-ro Hante, one of tlio topfrarilqiiiq tearne of tlie state, odrred ont ttio lrvinqton squad, 42-38. l'lowo':: loaclinrt s:r'rrror', Stewart, pumped in 22 points: to toad tlio Hornet squad to a close 44,42 victory ovcr' ttio Crispns At- tucks Tigers. The Eastsiders got off to a slow start but tickled the draperies for 21 points in the second period to lead at the half, 23-19. The Cardinals of Southport outscored the lr- vington netmen to defeat the Hornets, 46-41. Barnhart was high for the visitors with 13 points. Herman Hardwick tied the score in the closing seconds at 41-all, but Southport threw in two buckets in the final minutes of play to put the game on ice. Howe dropped their next en- counter to Warren Central, 41-30. Playing a cold game, the Brown and Gold were only able to swish the nets for ten counters. Win in Final Game Over Manual Harry Stewart bagged ten points, while Spiess, Barnhart, and Edwards each dropped in seven markers to lead the Hornets to an easy victory over the Manual Redskins, 35-26. This game brought the Brown and Gold cagers' reg- ular season to a close. VARSITY BASKETBALL Howes combination of Spiess, Barnhart, and Stewart was too much for Ben Davis as they de- feated the Giants, 54-41, in the Hornets' first game of the Indianapolis Sectional Tourney. Spiess scored 16 points, and Stewart and Barn- hart each 14, to hold the Ben Davis courtmen to 14-7, 20-17, and 38-26 leads at the period stops. Decatur Central's Hawks defeated a cold Howe quintet in the Hornets' final game of the tour- ney. Decatur built up a 12-8 lead at the end of the first stanza and was on top at the half, 28-23. ln the final quarter Howe came within two points of the Hawks, but was not able to keep up with their pace. The final score was 45-40. Harry Stewart was high point man for the season with 177 points, followed by Carl Spiess with 141, and lohn Edwards with 115 markers. At the annual banquet, held at the close of the season, Herman Hardwick was elected cap- tain, and lohn Edwards received the Men's 400 Club Most Valuable Senior Player Award. BACK ROVV Boh DeNoon, managorg FRONT ROW--John Bruckman, Phil foe Pirtle, Herman Hardwick, Coach El- , . Wood Yeager' Iohn Edwards' Irvmq Barnhart, Don Denniston, lim Stutz, Carl Thomas, Harry Rider, manager. Spiess, lay Gould, Harry Stewart. Mr. Ray Bowman, licad trawl: roafli: Mr. Sum Kelly, ln-.ill fomtliall coach and ath- lfvtti' iimnfififtrz anfl Mr. El- wnovl Y 1'd'I r, ltaskethall t-nfiflt, vwtitlrtiw their knowl- ritlfir- tn work out new plays lot the lltiwe teams. MEET THE RESERVE AND FRESHIVIAN CITY CHAMPS! The Howe freshman basketball squad won tlie City Championship by overcoming six of their nine city opponents. The team got off to a good start with victories over Fairview and Warren Central. ln their next two encounters, the squad dropped decisions to Washington and Tech. The first year boys then came back to down their next four opponents. Lawrence Central, Cathedral, Columbus, and Shortridgo fell before the Brown and Gold. ln the follow- ing frame, Southport's freshmen overpowered the Hornets. The squad bettered their 6-3 rec- ord by winning their next four contests. Ben Davis was subdued in a thrillerp Cathedral was heatenp Washington, who previously had de- feated Howe, was edged out in the closing seconds of a nip-and-tuck ball game: and Broad Bipple's Rockets were squeezed out in another close encounter. The Tigers of Crispus Attucks ended this winning streak fby defeating Howe 37-2ll, and in the Hornets' final game, Howe triumphed over Manual 26-23, coming from be- hind to earn this victory. The Howe reserve squad turned in an im- pressive record of l2 wins and 4 losses. By de- feating six of their seven city opponents the team captured the city championship. The Hor- nets scored a season total of 384 points corn- pared to their opponents' 335. The reserves won their first two encounters fover Tech and Washingtonl by one point mar- gins. Broad Ripple fell next by a decisive score of 32-13, but the reserves lost the following two games to Ben Davis, and to Franklin. The Hornets won their next three games over Greencastle, Lawrence Central, and Columbus. lanuary 23, they lost their only game to a city team when Shortridges reserves scored a 21-l7 victory. The Howe reserves then had a four game winning streak, overcoming Bloomington, Cathedral, Garfield of Terre Haute, and Crispus Attucks. Southport was the fourth and last team to overpower the Hornet reserve squad. In the last two games of the season, Warren Central and Manual were victims of the Hornets. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe 39 ..........,................................... Fairview 36 ....,... ....... 'X Varren Central 21 ........ .... W ashinqton 21 ,....... ...,........................ T ech 21 ......., ........ L awrence Central 22 ......,. ...............,.. C atheclral 23 ........ .... C olumbus 22 ........ ........ S hortridqe 18 ........ .... S outhport 24 ........ ...... B en Davis 26 ...,.... .... C athedral 25 ........ .... W ashinqton 32 ........ .......,... B road Ripple 21 ........ ........ C rispus Attucks 26 ........ ................. M anual FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW -Bob Surhe, mcmaqer: Charles McMullin, Wally Williams, Dave Fahrback, Russell LaPorte, Tom Mc' Lahlain. S E C O N D R O W--Elliott Merchant, Kenny Whitaker, Wilbur Zobbe, 1im Hollenbeck, Leo Ahearn, lack Callon, Grunt McBroom. FRONT ROW,fRa1ph lohnson, lohn Essex, Bill Fox, Edward Dwyer, Coach E, F. Fisher. 22 26 28 26 14 21 19 20 34 22 17 24 30 37 23 Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Tech Washington Broad Ripple Franklin Ben Davis Greencastle Lawrence Columbus Shortridqe Bloominqton Cathedral Garfield Crispus Attucks Southport Warren Central Manual RESERVE BASKETBALL BACK ROW,--lim Hueston, Dick Et tinqer, Ernest Phelps, Dick Merchent. SECOND ROW--Bill Welch, manager: lim Baker, Kenny Slifer, Larry Mclffin- sey, Bob Bohn, manager. FRONT ROW'-V-lack Edqinqton, Bob Brown, Bob Piers, Loren Potter. HORNET CINDER SQUAD OVERPOWERS 4 Lead by Carl Spiess and Don Hyfield, Howe's 1947 spike team won five ot their nine meets, including two triangular contests. Although none of Mr. Ray Bowman's cinder men were able to place in the annual State Track Meet at Tech, they came through to win second in the Sectional. Following closely behind Washing- ton, Howe was second with 32V2 markers. Don Battery's 4138.5 was tops in the mile event. Bill Locklear, Gene McClarney, Bill Mayer, and Carl Spiess, who made up Howe's shuttle relay team, took top honors in the Indianapolis Relays, held April 25 at the Tech oval. These boys skimmed the hurdles at 52.2, just .7 sec- TOP, LEFT--Bob Beach, Don Raftery, Roger Kennedy, George Spradling. TOP, RIGHT' Carl Spiess. ond oft the event record. Coach Bowman's boys were seventh in this contest. April 29, the Hornets bagged 2l l 5 points to place tifth in the City Meet. Locklear's sec- ond in the low hurdles, Rattery's second in the mile, Spiess's third in the high hurdles, and Wood's second in the pole vault were the main point getters for Howe. Spiess and Hyfield were high point earners for the Hornets. Bill Locklear was elected cap- tain ot the squad, and Spiess was awarded the Men's 400 Club trophy for the most valuable player. BOTTOM, LEFT' -Don Brown. BOTTOM, RIGHT-'Bill Locklear, Carl Spiess, Gene McClarr1ey, Bill Mayer. 'T ii B CONTENDERS TO EARN .571 SPIKE RECGRD VARSITY TRACK BACK ROW Coach Ray Bowman, Carl Spiess, Don Hylield, lack Johns, Don Brown, Bill Meyer, lay Gould, George Harris. SECOND BOW -George Spradlinq, Andy Smith, Charles Copeland, Don Raftery, Russell Corey, Gerald Vermillion, Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe 30... 96... 641 55V2. 552 59... 65... 3 ....... f3 TRACK SCHEDULE Fort Wayne, N. Side Lawrence Central Broad Ripple Warren Central Manual Bloomington Washington 7U 21 52 2f'3 61 V2 611,!3 50 52 ln a triangular meet with Ben Davis and Southport, Howe piled up 117 points. Ben Davis was second with 275 Southport, third with 22. lack O'Neel, Assistant Coach E. Franklin Fisher. FRONT ROW--Bob Beach, Roger Kennedy, Gene Mc- Clcxrney, lim Lohman, Bob Wood, Frank Knox, Bill Locklear, Bill Romeril. Howe placed second in its other tri-meet. Tech took top honors with 73 V25 Howe earned 49 5f6y Crispus Attucks, 39 IX3. ln the Indianapolis Relays, the Hornets were seventh with 24V2 markers. April 29, Howe earned 21 7,'35 points to place fifth in the City Meet. The Howe spilcemen took second place hon- ors in the Sectional Meet with 3216 points. ln the State Meet, no Howe men were able to score. 1 CITY CHAMPION HARRTER SOUAD COMPLETES PERFECT SEASON Pacing the city schools on their own course, the Howe crossecountry team took first place honors in the city meet. lack Wellman placed first, with Don Raftery following closely at his heels for a second place. Kent Pierce took third place, and Don Brown, Dave Cook, Tim Hunter, and Bob Harris were sixth, tenth, eleventh, and fourteenth, respectively. ln five years of being host for the City CrossfCountry Meet, this is the first year that the Hornets have been named city champions. In the Sectional Tourney, Howe had bad luck. Wellman, who was running in first place, took a wrong turn on the strange course. This let Broad Ripple's Bob Rouse get a lead that lack was not able to regain. Wellman ran second, with Don Raftery in third place. Bad luck struck again when Kent Pierce was not able to finish. All Howe squad members were among the first fifteen runners to finish the course. De- spite their misfortunes, the Hornets finished in second place, only one point behind the first place Ripple Rockets. The State Meet offered stiffer competition than the Sectional. Wellman and Raftery ran fourth and fifth to give Howe second place honors in the meet. The Brown and Gold barrier squad ended its regular season with a perfect record of eight wins. Coach Ray Bowman's boys ran against five city and three county teams. The closest meet for the Hornets was run against a strong Broad Ripple team. Howe downed them, how- ever, by a 26-29 score in the second meet of the season. tln cross-country the lowest score wins.l The Howe squad defeated Washington, Law- rence Central, Shortridge, and Manual by the same score in each meet, l5-40. Ben Davis, VROSS COUNTRY TEAM RACK ROW Don lloflson, inanaqvrg lfonry DeWittO, Ronalrl Douqlmrty, Frml Mnnsvliein, Pete Alexander, Iolin Soliiotvillo, lack Otto, lolin Schneider. SECOND ROW Richard Eubank, Warren Wright, Bob Reach, lim Baker, Don Riggs, Bill Welsli, Kenneth White aker, Harry Rider, manager. FRONT ROW lack Wellman, Dave Cook, Tim Hunter, Don Raftery, Bob Harris, Don Brown, Kent Pierce, Coavli Ray Bowman. Don Battery and lack Wellman in first and second place .it the half way mark in the City Cross Country meet. Technical, and Warren Central were other vic- tims of the Brown and Gold boys. lack Wellman and Don Baftery, both seniors, were high scoring runners throughout the sea- son. The boys consistently ran first and second, respectively, in most of the scheduled meets. Kent Pierce was a strong third place runner. Following closely were Don Brown, Dave Cook, Tim Hunter, and Bob Harris. The reserve cross-country team ran with the varsity squad during the regular season. How- ever, Coach Bowman was able to arrange one triangular meet with the Broad Ripple and Crispus Attucks reserve teams. ln this meet, the Hornets showed that they had a powerful sting as they won by a very large margin. Coach Bowman plans for the team to run as part of the main varsity squad next season. Although the freshman team followed the varsity during most of the year, Mr. Bowman Start of the City Cross Country meet at Howe' '- won ivy Howe. was able to enter them in two freshman meets. The Brown and Gold frosh defeated Broad Bip- ple and Washington in the meets. The best runners on the freshman squad were Don Biggs, Pete Alexander, and Ronald Daugherty. CBCDSS-COUNTRY SCHEDULE Howe 15 ........ ...... W ashington 40 Howe 26 .....,.. ........ B road Ripple 29 Howe 15 ........ ..... L awrence Central 40 Howe 15 ........ ........... S hortridge 40 Howe 16 ......... ....... B en Davis 42 Howe 15 ........ ........ M anual 40 Howe 17 ........ .............. T echnical 38 Howe 19 ........ .... X 'Varren Central 30 City Meet ............. ......... H owe first Sectional Meet ....... ..... H owe second State Meet ......... ....... H owe second LINKSMEN WIN NINE MEETS: TAKE SECCND LN ClTY Playing four city teams, the i947 Howe golf learn finished their regular season of eleven GOLF SCHEDULE Howe lllfz ........................ Lawrence Central 1 Ael5 Wllll ftttte Wins and only lwo losses' Howe llfb ,...... ................ T 'echnical ltil Among the city squads they defeated Crispus Howe 12 lll. .--..-....'-.'.... '. L lapel U Attucks, Shortridge, and Broad Bipple, losing Howe 18 .'.- -..-..- C rispus Attucks U t tlY lat Tech' Lftwfertffe Central' Lapel' Ander' Howe IUVQ ....... .............. S hortridge 41 son, and Marion were the Hornets' other Vic- Howe 2 'lul itlgh T echmcal 13 lllllg' Howe QVQ ....... ....... A nderson 5' The Brown and Gold was also represented in HOWQ 15 .,.. ,,,,,,,. M arign 0 three tourneys. ln the City-County Tourney Howe 12 .lll ,.,... S hoftfidqe 0 they placed second to Tech's first, and in the Howe 7112 .,..-.. ,..,,., B mad Ripple 41 State Tourney the Hornets Came through with Howe 12 ................ .......... B road Ripple U third place, following Tech and Bloomington. ln the fall, Howe won the Bloomington lnvitaa CllY'COU1llY TOWUGY ttttttttl TOUYYISY- Technical ............................ 315 Coached hy Mr. Fred C. Lemley, Gerald Vtfil- Howe .................................. 337 lianis, terry Delks, lack Pfeiffer, and Dick Hume State Tourney were the leading linksmen. Reserve strokers TeChHiCal ............................ 32l were Don Givan, Don Armstrong, Bob Fields, BlOOrT1iHQtOrt .-.. ....-- 3 28 Fred Espie, Dean Morrow, and lan Payne. Howe ............. .,......... . 337 Branching into social activities, the golf team I V V co-sponsored Howes first roller skating party, Bloommqloll luvllallmml The Ground Hog Roll, in February. The pro- Tourney ceeds from this affair were used to purchase Howe ...................... ...... 3 29 ttqriiprrierit for the team. Technical .... ...... 3 33 GOLF TEAM ltlvli lvlftnif-, Don Givan, Don Armstrong, Boli Fields, Hume, lint Crewes, Dean lN.lor'itiw,B-il1lvlt'K -'tf H, Inn Furrx l'n-tl llnrtitt, lat-lc l'tiittf+ 'i, Gerald Williams, ferry Delks, Dick Coach Fred Lemley. nw Na ml A AP l.E'l'TERMEN'S CLUB BACK ROW lack Wellman, Harry Rider, 'l'Olll johns, Gerald Vermillion, Frank Knox, Dick Pence, lim Smith, Roy Minatel, Richard Merchent, Horry Stewart, Arlen Risley. THIRD ROW Richard Bakemeier, Kent Pierce, Carl Spiess, Dave Cook, Tim Hunter, Don Raftery, Robert DeNoon, Don Brown, Irving Thomas, George Ferling. SECOND ROW- Robert Harris, William Iohnston, Ray Dobbs, lohn Edwards, Tom Wilson, Houston Swenson, Iohn Hartman, Tom Endsley, Iohn Bruckman, Iim Stutz. FRONT ROW- Robert Minnis, Ioe Weaver, William Gal- liieatli, lay Gould, William Schmadeke, Don Hylield, Wil- iiani Mayer, 'lied Worley, Edward Meyers, Robert Wood. CHEERLEADERS PACK ROW lack Aldridge, Earl Scott. FRONT ROW Carol Schneider, Winona Lovklear, Vir- 'inia Eubank. MEN ARE HE-MEN To win and wear the gold block requires not only brawn, but brains as well. In order to be eligible for a varsity letter Ieight inch block a boy must participate in the required number of games and practice sessions and also have passing marks in at least three solids. Those who have joined the select group of let- ter wearers are members of the Lettermen's Club. Boys from all varsity teams are listed on the club's roster. Each year in cooperation with the G.A.A., the Lettermen's Club sponsors the Winter Won- derland Dance shortly before Christmas. The feature attraction of this year's dance was the floorshow presented by the Lettermen's corps de ballet . FIGHT! TEAM! FIGHT! The cheering spirit at Howe football and bas- ketball games is partly due to the enthusiasm of our cheerleaders. All are members of the Cheerleaders' Club which trains and prepares them for cheering at the athletic events. Fresh- man, sophornore, and junior members lead the yells at freshman and reserve games: and the senior club members direct the cheers at varsity games. This year the club purchased new uniforms of brown slacks and gold blouses for the varsity cheerleaders. Under the sponsorship of Miss lean Westphal, the members learn poise and good sportsmanship. The Cheerleaders' Club is pictured on the second following page and the varsity cheer- leaders are shown above. G. A. A. ACCENTUATES THE lley there qirlsl Ever feel like exercisinq? lf you're a srnart qal you probably have, 'cause you know you can join the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, and get your daily dozen as well as have lots of fun. This club, better known as the G.A.A., was made rust for you so you can de- velop qood sportsmanship and a better com- panionship with the other qirls. Members of the G.A.A. are qals interested in becominq more skilled in special forms of qymnastic ac- tivities, These activities are: pinq pong, volley- ball, basketball, badminton and track and field apparatus. To become an active member and oet your basic membership award, you must earn 50 points. A second award, which is a felt monogram, you receive for 150 points. The third award, for 300 points, is a chenille letter H, and the final award a sweater. The latter is presented for 500 points. Your accomplishments as a G.A.A. member are displayed at the indoor qyrn rrieet held dur- ing the second semester of the school year, Other girls at Howe are also allowed to partici- rrate in special events, such as tumblinq, and EEMINTNE TN ATHLETICS work on the parallel bars and side horse. An- other G.A.A. first was a track meet qiven by you and your fellow members. You are able to help plan the annual Win- ter Wonderland dance qiven in cooperation with the Lettermen's Club. ln addition, this year you and the qolf team sponsored the Ground Hong Roll. As a climax to your G.A.A. year you attend the G.A.A. Banquet in May, where you receive your rnaior award. At this time also, a cup is presented to the class which had the hiqhest pcint total in the qym meet. CHEERLEADERS' CLUB BACK ROW Ierry Van Treese, Mary lo Reed, Nanny lohns, Pat Cullinqs, Pal Woerner, Mary Schrader, Carol Simons, Doris Tehliy, Marcella Roselirrock, Paul Grove. SECOND ROW Paul Karnes, Mcrrilyn Callahan, Norma Knaizer, Mary Dahl, Vera Davis, Lois Rader, Rosemary Monqelh, Mary Torrenve, Ralph Xlifyand, Miss lean West phal fsporrsorl. ElRS'l' ROW Earl Scott, Robert Ccrudell, Carol Schneider, Marilyn Douqherty, Winona Louklear, loyve Dehnbostel, Marti LaRue, Virrrrnia lrlllltdlll-1, Anne Wtterner, Divk Reed, lavk Aldridqe. G. A. A. RACK ROW Anne Moreland, Anita Strahl, Dottie Curry, larnvr- Sarnpson, Goorqene Thorn, Sally Steffanni, Elaine lttlral, Irrrly Wear, Nanvy lo Parr, Dorice Smith, Claire Vestal, Nant-y ltr Coopr-r, lanet Close. lYDUlt'l'll ROW Barlrara May, Lenore Coutz, Lois Wil liarns, Dorothy Howard, Mary Lou Dirrkel, lessie Corey, llrirah Mr4Mrllan, Ann Mendenhall, Marcella Rosebrock, Nina Ilfrfiusorr, Ianet Foster, Marqie Little, Ann Robbins, Barhcrra iNtrt'rqorte'ir. 'l'llIRD ROW Miss leon M. Westphal Csponsorl, Mary Vatlrtrrirrrr Susanke, Bobbie Ieanne Taylor, Nanny Iohns, Mary Stultz, Barliara Srliulrn-Liyer, Barham Weesner, Mary ltr lt'-+-tl, Myrra Anderson, Marianne Adams, Margie Ann Dravis, Martha Book, Carolyn Walther, Ellen Swinqley, SECOND ROW Mary Torrent-e, Rosemarie Monqelli, Rosemary Knetrht, Mary Lou Miller, Donna Ortel, Vera Davis, loyce Dehnlrostel, Winona Locklear, lean Shaffer, Norma Krrarzer, Mary Dahl, Norma Stultz, Sharon Russell, lo Ann Baur. FIRST ROW Diane Hays, Carol Schneider, Mildred Le men, Ama Rea Murray, Delores Welty, Marilyn Dougherty, Marti LaRue, vice-president, Virqinia Eubank, president, Mildred Spevht, sevretary-treasurerg Iackie Allen, Anne Woerner, Betty McFarland, Katheryn Clendeninq, Pat Mt'Shay, Ms ,ga , 6 an 1 L N 'QQ' n fi! -' .. I 142 - ,M,,.5f, L1 V mms, 3- .X , ...A- Activities play an important part in the lite of the average l-lovveite. 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BACK ROW lack Edgington, drums, Bill Harvey, Keith llamsden, Warren Wright, Houston Swenson, Lon Walker, Tim Hunter, Edward Koeppe, lack Connolly, clarinetsp loe lohnston, drums. FIFTH BOW lack Aldridge, Paul Mueller, Bill Weber, Bill Oaks, Don Olson, Bob Ebert, Dana Crapo, Wilma Ere- denburg, clarinetsq Ellen Barnes, drums. FOURTH ROW floyce Mitzner, Sue Ann Hodgin, Lois loslin, Alice McClelland, Dave Williams, flutesg Harry Ware, Patti Claxon, Fred Harbold, Pat Graves, alto sax. THIRD ROW Dick Smith, Donn Mills, Bob McDaniel, Walter Black, Dan Meininqer, Allan Darling, lim Hiiestoxi, trumpets. SECOND ROW--Dick DeLc1nglade, bass clarinety Homer Pence, bassoonp Dick Bakemeier, Grant McBroom, baritone, Dick Dunn, tenor saxg Dave Heath, baritone sax. FRONT ROW---Mr. Bobert Burford, Bob Morelock, bass, Bill Galbreath, Kent Pierce, trombone-sg Kent Demmary, Lloyd Collins, French horns: Dick Keppler, Ernie Phelps, trombonesg Kathryn Porter, Mildred Bailey, basses. BUBFOBDS BEST 'l'he steady marching rhythm oi music is a tamiliar welcome sound to l-loweites' ears as they till the seats and bleachers tor all-school assemblies throughout the year. The Howe Band is the source ot this music and playing tor assemblies is only one of their activities. Under the very able direction ot Mr. Bobert Burtord, it has greatly improved from year to year. This year the band is at its best with titty-tive members who have been very busy all year playing tor various programs. Some of their activities this year were the May Pageant aiiit the Armistice Day Parade. Special projects were playing at Billings Hospital and the Veter- ans' Hospital and their Evening ot Music. Of course they are a familiar sight to our football fans as they march for all home games. Led by the drum majorettes, Barbara May, Doi- ice Smith, Marcella Bosebrock, loan Stevenson, Dorothy Mosiman, and loan Mclviatli, the band makes an impressive appearance marching down the field in their Brown and Gold uni- forms. Members of the B band are used to till vav cancies in the A band, and in this way the high quality ol the band is maintained. w Q 'F J Q ' , L at ..., Jam, ? igfgz ,Fw Xu e , f Hffew ' ', , T 4' -J' - E 1 4 W: D 0 11 Q Q' , e x .. U ' ' K V.. 7 ' 15 i ta , 2 4 . . S ' 3 'N X- ? '35 1 N f is - i i 3 . 5, K v gens! - i K , :. V K .'5' Y, f- I A V1 , H .5 fm. ,535 .. - W 22 , .xeigmviz '43 -ak: ::-- --uf. -N I-'Zzwv 'fssszm'iaaRfz ::f: - :.,:::::::'f'f!'m::u':::.:H . 9 . 'x::::::., ir? ::'.::e:i:m2 rr , - gl X '- mf f4fiEl::',:1::,::::: A E A -' ::::,::':,1:x':::g:-1: 1:1 il- , . .. -gw ..: ' 'ia. X en., , 13- .....f,.. . 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They share honors with the choir and glee clubs at the annual Music Festival in the spring. The organization is also a very important part of the vespers services at the close of the school year. The playing of Pomp and Circumstancen is familiar music to every graduating Howeite. The All-City Orchestra Festival, the most im- portant project of the orchestra, was held this year at Caleb Mills Hall on April 25. Each city school had an orchestra present. Beginning with the smallest school orchestra, and ending with Hatcher, Patricia Christenberry, Frances Matthews, Beverly Hendrickson, Marilyn Waltz, Ruth Barr, Mary Miller, loyve Mitzner, Sue Hodgin, Mr, Iohn W. Shepard, Robert Craig, Dana Crapo, Homer Pence, Kent Pierce, Richard Keppler, Richard Smith, Walter Black, Donn Mills, Claude Rinehart, Kathryn Porter, Mildred Bailey. SYMPHONISTS the largest, each group had approximately twenty minutes in which to perform. The Howe orchestra numbers were: a selection from Tann- hauser by Richard Wagner, and a special ar- rangement of the first movement of the Haydn Concerto in D Major, with Barbara Weesner as the piano soloist. The purpose of this festival is not for grading or criticism, but for the enjoyment of all city high school orchestra members. This year, as in the past, the Howe orchestra performed very well. Awards for service rendered to the music de- partment are presented to orchestra members for six or more semesters of participation. ln addition to his duties as director of the orchestra, Mr. Shepard also instructs beginning and intermediate classes in strings. an Situ, Q ...Q sift, N 1 C ml! 4-5: f YV .Vu 6 M. '53, .I 1 Q '1 gy. ,A I :y A 135 .714 W . 'QQ 1 il K k A ' + T N 5' th t 4 S s X ' .5 iw AW Q AW. ., nw I Z Q ,SXNUQQQ sr' 1 w.::'. , Q w ar , 'ul 1 ' W L J Q V ' Y I . ..:, Q Tk' If - , V , . ' .. ,.' ,r 'Vik 1 3 9 i -. ni 'was 5 ,Q T 3 wx 1 nf ' r ' '- ' 4 ,. f - -4 4 A . 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Q fsigi Y 'S l ' E .--, L-.. fvm., , t ,Q 'hx K Km he M gr: kk j U E3 E' E5 if if E! X 1.5 Q gf sf ,Q -f 9 H ' 5 Q Q Q Q Q 5 49 Q AAI, v 5 ' 9 7 t X ig! . gg ', . ,Q-' l V , ' 5 . .2552 Ei Q I , si 4 it in 2' ' Q 'Q ff Y b ,T-ff : V ' .4 7 . fa? I k.,- N. I V y?,g . I H. W , , M 5 5 4 if 3 m m V Lfg m Vg ,V L AE? fl l if ,l T' x wg? I is rg. as A.5 , 3 K Q OUR BUDDING TOURNALISTS These vivacious looking people are those go-- getting rnenrbers of the HOWE TOWER staff. Brandt Steele and Ioy Wilson as editor-in-chief and associate editor, respectively, head the staff of thirty-seven members which turns out the biweekly issue of the HOWE TOWER. Their supervisor, Mr. Wayne Mellott, is a newcomer to the faculty this school year, and 'l'fUP ltlt 'Tl THF fl'l'Al'xlDlNll tlildegarde lfoerrpe, Dean Morrow, Alive Muljlellarrd, Mary Boker, llarry Hitler, lean Broelcing, Charlotte Wal ton, Katherine Nitrhrrran, Ioan Bayly, Anne flrlnrtt, loan Rit7i, Barbara Pletvher, Sally LEARN THROUGH P R A C T I C E has worked very hard with the staff obtaining outstanding results. Staff members have all had the required semester of journalism before joining the staff. They then become reporters or proofreaders. Upon reaching this rung in the ladder, the rea porters cover their assigned beats on Friday and the following Monday. The stories and BOTTOM PICTURE STANDING Marciu Ann Scovell, Ann Vennell, Barbara Davis, Shirley Davis, Bar bara Hall, Iennie Konold, Norrrra Clark, lane Kirkhoff, Phyllis Wallace. SEATED lackie Abraham, lucly Pit'-rwr-, Vt-rtre-tts, Gt-rry Render, Mary 'l'orrenr'e. lo Anne Wood, Roberta lolinston, Ioan I1lfA'i'lIlJ Hrarttlt Str-Isle, lily Ann Wllstnl. lloukersrnith, Ted Guthrie. UPPER - lackie Abraham, Indianapolis Herald: Sally Vertrees, Indianapolis Star: ludy Pierce, Indianapolis Times: Ted Guth- rie, Ioan Hockersmitli, Irvington Review: Dick Bakemeier. :3lfA'I'ElD lt-tfllllf-' Ktizloltl, Indianapolis headlines are then written, and are checked by the copy readers and editors. Then the com- pleted copy is sent to the printer. Finally, the finished paper is distributed to the students, and the staff immediately starts in the grind to turn out the next issue. One of the most important parts of the HOVJE TOWER staff is the News Bureau, whose mem-- bers see that every important happening at Howe is printed in the local and downtown pa- pers. Also the editors and feature writers are kept busy writing editorials on happenings of the News. These are members of the News Bureau. LOWER LEFT Mr. Wayne Mellotl, spon- sor ol the l-IOWE TOWER. LOWER RIGHT Phil Barnharl and Kath' rine Nitchman work to meet the tieiitlline for the HOWE TOWER. day, or features for our entertainment. Whatever the position held on the staff, everye one gets a thrill from seeing his story in print, and is hoping to please all the I-ioweites with a best issue each time. Publications parties are held twice a year: the Christmas Party, and the Publications' Birthday Party in May. At the spring party, awards are presented to members of the staff for their serv- ice. A certificate is given to staff members for each semesters work. A pin is presented to seniors who have contributed two years of serv ice on a publication staff. .rj '? M, BUBNING THE MIDNIGHT CII.. Such comments as Should it bleed at the top? and According to the dummy the head is two inches, might sound odd to the casual observer, but to members of the l948 HILL- TOPPEB staff they're familiar jargon. These hard working students started their work on this masterpiece last spring, and also added to the credit side of their account book by sponsoring the spring dance, the Violet Prom. Production began in a big way on the first day of school in the fall. The subscription campaign was the primary task facing business managers Bill Mitchell and Harold Crawford. The staff was busy originating and rehearsing an assembly program and planning the l947 Brown and Gold Dance. They also sponsored the Brown Boy and Golden Girl contest. Marilyn Cranston, home- room editor, had charge of planning the picture schedules and writing identifications for her section. lim Baker and Warren Wright as sports editors were busy keeping track of the scores of all athletic events and then writing the sports copy. Make-up editors Norma McMaster and Paul Taylor, and their assistants, Marilyn Bow- ers and Dick Hume, became very familiar with proportion wheels, glossies, and rubber cement, PICTURED LEFT, S E A T E D S u 2 a n n e Auble, editor: Betty Kurz, senior editor: Bill Mitchell, business manager: lane Marshall, activities editor: lim Baker, sports editor: Dick Hume, assistant make-up editor: P a ul T a y l o r, make-up editor: Mary Io Taylor, associate editor: Marilyn Cran- ston, homeroom editor. STANDING -V Warren Wright, assistant sports editor: Harold Crawford, assistant business man- ager: Marilyn Bowers, assistant make-up editor: Carole Davis, club editor. PICTUBED RIGHT 'Miss Ellen Kroll, HILLTOPPER advisor. ATOP 'THE CIBCULAB STAIBCASE before they got all the pictures mounted, ready for the engraver. Senior pictures and activities were the worry of Betty Kurz, while Carole Da-- vis and lane Marshall planned pictures and copy for the club and activities section. Editor Suzanne Auble and her associate, Mary Io Tay- lor, had charge of the introductory and closing sections and kept their fingers in every pie of the year. Miss Ellen Kroll, sponsor, supervised the entire book. There was the usual last minute rush by everyone to meet the March deadline. All pic- tures had been sent to the engravers and the entire book was then sent to the printer. Sen- iors began writing letters of instruction to their successors, while juniors began planning try- outs for positions on next year's staff. Then the staff began waiting eagerly for the finished product and the day when it could be presented to you. Our thanks go to Ramos-Porter for all the pic- tures: Indianapolis Engraving Company: Clar- ence E. Crippin and Son, Inc., for the printing: and Kingscraft Cover Company for the covers. This book would not have been possible With- out their help and cooperation. This has been the best of l-loWe's ten years, and We know that future l-loweites will maintain the same high degree of achievement and progress that has been dem- onstrated in the first decade of l-loWe's history. ln this l948 l-IILLTCDPPER, We hope to have recalled the mem-- ories of classes attended, the friends that were made, and the good times enjoyed here, so that each departing senior will have a tangible reminder of his days at Thomas Carr Howe High School. Y- W4A , ' 1 V - - - . M2333 , f.Qm' www VE AmMw jH ,Zfwf3wd?5 ,ies W N iii f A-fb W yiijfiifd W my 3059! if iq PJ 0 2 , Qin ,ff iw T H' WW' Q 335 Wwff!W, M! WJ! gig? 3 Myaffjgyf , 52 is w . 1 1' S I 1 .fr Rf ' . ' LQ ' 41 - -xy , -u . . M . D . 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