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

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K FORUM ROMANUM The Forum Romanum believes in conducting things in true Roman style. 'They hold elections where the highest officials are the two consulsp they celebrate the Roman Saturnaliap visit the Delphic Oracle, take imaginary tours of Roman provinces, hold courts and senate debates in the Roman way. All these activi- ties help the members to better understand the Roman mode of life. BACK ROW-Iames Hollenbeck, .Aediley William Ful- ton, Robert Ebert, Kent DernrnaI'Y, lohn Keane, Alice Hatcher, Jerry Iones, Praetor, Robert Barrick, George Gill, Tribune. SECOND ROW--Mary Lou Dinkel, Iessie Corey, lanet Dorman, Laurel Kettelhut, Barbara Gerrard, Nancy Haas, Janet Lowe, Cynthia Hatfield. FRONT ROW-loan Hitchcock, Ianet Callon, Iudy Alger, Nancy Costin, Phyllis Haskin, Aedileg Leotha Erick, Ouaestory Richard Gilmore, Richard Enochs. BACK ROW-Kenny Whitaker, Consul: William Weber, Praetorg Grant McBroom, Iohn Nelson, john Niemann, Claude Rinehart, Richard Pfluxn. SECOND ROW-Mary Miller, Ardith Whipple, George- ann Mattson, Judith Morrow, lane Reed, Anne Shannon, Mary Susanke, Io Ann Meyer, Margaret Simmons. FRONT ROW-Virginia Sentman, Sara Spradling, Iune Ritzi, Ioan Shirrell, Sharon Sturnph, Sara Murray, Aedileg Anna Louise Sohn, Mary Rogers, Maria Nistazu. EL CLUB ESPANOL Besides having a Christmas party in true Spanish style, El Club Espanol, sponsored by Miss Mary 'l'humma, also has tiestas for special Spanish holidays. The purpose of the club is to give members a better knowledge of the Spanish way of life. To help them in this study, they have had movies, illustrated talks, travelogues, and costumes shown at various meetings. BACK ROW-Marjorie Stutz, Ianet Crowmer, Charlotte Owen, Rose Marsh, Naomi Purtee, Ianet Stone, Mary Crider, Carol Coryell, Henry Bobbe. FRONT ROW-Ianet Foster, Patricia Baker, Mary Louise Grimes, Miss Mary Thumrna, sponsor, Charlene Kuntz, Frances Matthews, Carolyn Peterson.

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CURTAIN TIME! The members of the Footlight Revelers take their places and the curtain opens on the first act. Be it Abie's Irish Rose, the annual play, or be it the play at the Veterans' Hospital, you can be sure it will be good with Mr. Darrell Gooch as sponsor. This year the club also took part in the first all-city Drama Festival at Manual in December. The main idea of the group is to give members an interest in the theater and an opportunity to take part in plays. BACK ROW-Ross Gooch, Homer Pence, Robert Craig, Richard Wisehart, Sally Shields, Marmi Kingsbury, Donna Van Arenclonk, Mary Dahl, Marjorie Stutz. SECOND ROW-Mike Wagoner, Beverly Clendenin, lane Keith, vice-president: Paula Petty, secretary, Paul Taylor, treasurer, Ioe Messing, president: Ienean Sias. FRONT ROW-Mary Terrence, Alice Fath, Nancy Iohns, Rosemarie Mongelli, Marcia Scovell, Norma Stultz, Iennie Konold, Marilyn Hudson, Iudith Wear. SERVICE WITH A CAPITAL S ! The Iunior Red Cross activities committee, spon- sored by Miss Doris Hasler, directs the Work of the Iunior Red Cross at Howe. Packing gift boxes and planning a party for Billing's Hospital are but two of the services the club performed in keeping with its mottof Service to the peoplevboth at home and abroad. BACK ROW-Carl Ganser, Ioanne Smith, Miss Doris Hasler, sponsor: Marcia Means, Iudy Fisher. FRONT ROW-Nancy Ieffries, Carolyn Hart, Betty Luk- enbill, Judith Charnley. BUG CHASERS! The Science Club, sponsored by Miss Ierry Motley, enables its members to Work on special projects which they could not do during class time. This year the club played host to several outside speakers who helped to further students' interest in science. Some of the things done in the club were antiseptic reac- tions, study of spiders, and special dissections. BACK ROW-Edward Steward, Barbara Miller, Marilyn Hudson, president, Ianet Dorman, Norma Smith, Ann Mendenhall, Paula Petty, vice-president: Sarah McMillan, secretary, Iohn Nelson. SECOND ROW--Mary Pearcy, Patricia Keller, Pat Bick- ley, Kay Barry, Dorothy Mosiman, Zoretta Byfield, Bev- erly Hendrickson, Donald Dicks. FRONT ROW'Iudith Charnley, Nina Ferguson, Betty Lukenbill, Marilyn Hockenberry, Phyllis Miller, Roberta Skillman, Virginia Sentman, Carol Wickes.

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LITTLE STUFF! It's a busy lite tor members of the Beta Hi-Y under the sponsorship of Mr. Paul Klinge. A iew of their many activities are swimming, basketball, and par- ties. They also have very interesting -meetings. They have dancing lessons from Mrs. Taggart, talks by Mr. Stirling, Mrs. Loew, Mr. Heniser, Miss Kuhar, and representatives from one of the girls' clubs. BACK ROW' - Franklin Drummond, Don Baumgartner, Don Kilbourne, Don Meek, Dick deLanglacle, Frank Hop- per, Mr. Paul Klinge, sponsor, Don Davis, Gerald Broek- ing. Robert Luke. SECOND ROW-Gerald Wilson, Howard Brady, Thomas Cisco, Ioseph Day, Kenny Halcomb, Larry Phillips, Dick Paul, Ralph Hall. FRONT ROW - Bill Soeurt, lack Rogers, lack Callon, Dick Dismore, treasurer, Grant McBroorn, president, Ross Grioch, Vice-presidentg Bob McKee, secretary, Richard Al en. BIG STUFF! To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, is the motto of the Senior Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Virgil I-leniser. The dances after the basketball games, and the Sweetheart Dance, are among the many activities of the club. BACK ROW-Mr. Virgil Heniser,A sponsor, Mike Wag- oner, Robert Bohn, Roland Becker, Don Claus, David Wil- hams, Thomas DeNoon. THIRD ROW - Keith Quillen, Robert Routh, William 'NNelch, Robert Hudson, Robert Ebert, Charles Wickizer, Don Franz, Kent Pierce. SECOND ROW - Frank Robertson, Karl Muszar, Alan Sears, Don Olson, George Hack, Don Ward, Edward Pur- sell, James Conway, Iames Horton, james Furry. FRONT ROW-Tom Strohl, Ioe Messing, vice-president: Robert Fields, secretary: Ian-ies Hueston, lim Baker, presi- dent, Morgan Sly, Fred Espie, David Cook, treasurer. WE'RE THE LEADERS OF THE BAND! The club that gives us those drum majorettes is known as the Baton Twirlers and is sponsored by Miss Barbara May. Aside from marching at football and basketball games they also drill for track queen and have charge ot the concessions tor basketball games. The purposes ot the club are to teach begin- ners, to provide a place to practice, and to provide a means for selecting the girls to march with the band. BACK ROW-Philip Stevens, Rosemary Knecht, Barbara Reed, Alliene Allison, Dorothy Rowland, Dorothy Mosi- man, Loislee Wabnitz. FRONT ROW' - Alice Westerfield, Martha Book, Myra Leasor, Miss Barbara May, sponsor: Ioyce Ferling, Bar- bara May, Ioan McMath.