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

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4 E On September 7, textbooks began to fill up the empty spaces in Out the door, across the walk, a hop, skip, and a jump over that our lockers-and our lives, and the Halls ot Howe came to life again. mud puddle, and here we are-beside our six-cylinder chariot await- We spent moments between classes in a quick gab-test or a mad dash, ing us in the parking lot. With a quick shove-and a prayer-we via the crowded stairways, to that most popular spot-the cafeteria. head for home or the nearest coke stand. l