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

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Cuando la noche llego, sings the Spanish V and VI class ot Miss Bockrlined Walls of the library seem conducive to learning in this Mary E. Thumma. Group singing of Spanish folk songs forms a major busy study hall, tor some ambitious people actually accomplish some- part of these students' work. ln February, our Spanish-speaking thing between gossip and clock Watching. Students may also browse Howeites demonstrated their abilities over radio station WlSl-l. through current magazines or select books tor reading pleasure.

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Ailments ranging from mosquito bites to earaches are treated by Chemistry Ill, qualitative analysis, takes an active mind and a Miss Celia Smith, school nurse. 'Tis also rumored that occasionally weak sense of smell according to these experts. Between analyses, visitors to the clinic are suttering from a mild form ot sleeping sick- the class perches on the swinging swivel seats in Room 231 while ness caused by extreme mental anguish during classes. Mr. Floyd Iettries leads discussions.

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LOWER LEFT-Among HoWe's traditions is the election of queens for outstanding events. Marmi Kingsbury Ccenterl, Track Queen, with her court: Ianice Sampson, Betty Io Wil- liams, Iennie Konold, and Iackie Abraham, was crowned by Carl Spiess, high point track team member, on April 16, 1948. UPPER LEFT-Football Queen, Nina Ferguson Cseated in centerl, was honored at the annual homecoming game on October l. Her attendants Were: Cseatedl Beverly Toothman and Iennie Konold, Cstandinql lanet Callon, Ianet Comly, Ioan Morell, Sara Spradling, and Marilyn Morrison. ABOVE--Iulia Ann Moore Ccenterl, Queen of Violet Hill, reigned at HoWe's tenth May Pageant on May l8, 1948. Her attendants were: Iennie Konold, Doris Hess, Ioyce Farmer, and Mary Torrence.