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

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Our American Heritage, the review of our country's pastatthelday Pageant por Uayed.the beguunng ofcaur counnyz The devekxnnentof the Machine Age, The Spirit of '76, The lazz Age, The De- pression, and The World Wars 'were interpreted Enough dancing by the physical edu- cation students and musical nurnbers by the band and choir. X Howe's business managers, sponsored by Mr. Paul Klinge, do much behind the scenes work. They see that tickets are sold and that all money is ac- counted tor at such events as the operetta, Pleasant Run Revue, music department pro- grams, and the Pootlight Rev- elers' Play. Student business managers are Howard Brady, lack Callon, George Fisher, lim Hueston, Dick Miller, and Morgan Sly. September 21 was a day of nnpomanthappeningsat Howe. The annual HILLTOP- PER assembly was held. Atter lt Pays To Be Stupid, a guiz program put on by the 1950 staii, plans for the subscription campaign tor the l95O HILL- TOPPER and the Brown and Gold Dance were announced. The Brown Boy and Golden Girl candidates were then called to the stage as they were announced. TOP PICTURE-May Pageant tumbling. MIDDLE PICTURE, STANDING-Dick Miller, lack Callon, Howard Brady, George Fisher. SITTING-lim Hueston, Morgan Sly. BOTTOM PICTURE-I-IILLTOPPER assembly SCGHS.

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I-lowe's Brown Boy and Golden Girl candidates did not know oi their candidacy until they were called to the stage at the HILLTOPPER as- sembly held September 21. After voting was held in junior and senior homerooms, the two boys and two girls receiv- ing the most votes in each class were selected as candi- dates. Following the regular program at the assembly, de- scriptive verses were read about each candidate as he or she was called up from the audience. Pictures oi the candidates were displayed in a main floor show case. A ballot for Brown Boy and Golden Girl was giv- en with the purchase of each i950 HILLTOPPER The l-IILLTOPPER staff deco- rated ior the dance with a wishing well in the center of the gym floor and with a can- opy ot brown, gold, green, and white streamers. The curtains on the stage had a large brown and gold B 6: G pinned on them. Dreamy dance music was provided by Don Nelis and his band from 9 to l2 p. m. During the intermission, Mr. Russell Curtis announced the results oi the voting to be Brown Boy Dick deLanglade and Golden Girl lanet Callon. TOP PICTURE-Dick deLanglade, Ianet Cal- lon, Don Franz, Nancy Iohns, Carolyn Walther, Kent Pierce, Ralph Iohnston, Alice Farmer. MIDDLE PICTURE-Brown and Gold Dance. BOTTOM PICTURE, BACK ROW-Don Franz, Kent Pierce, Brown Boy Dick deLanglacle, Ralph Iohnston. FRONT ROW-Carolyn Wal- ther, Nancy Iohns, Golden Girl Ianet Callon, Alice Farmer.

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