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

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SRM Ribbons ot brown and gold and green, sen- ior rings, and a look ot hurray, l finally made it, identify the 1950 senior class. Pictured above are lohn Vollmer, president, Nancy lohns, vice-president, Paul Campbell, treas- urer, and lane Golcen, secretary, who planned and organized color, vespers, and commence- ment ceremonies. Though memories ot the past may be blotted out by time, nothing can blot out the memory oi our last Wonderful year at l-ICWE. ON STAGE, SENIOR PLAY CAST Angie .... ....................................... M artha Bolte lack ................... Mrs. Morrow ........ ........Georg'e Fisher .......Charlot Thome Mr. Morrow ...... ................. R oss Gooch Margaret ........ .................. B arbara Lamb Lorraine ...... ........ B arbara Schulmeyer Kitty ....... ................,.. I udy Wear Art .......... Martin ...... Tony ...... lane ....... Margie ..... Fitz ...... PLAY PRACTICE ILOWERJ LEFT-Martha Bolte, George Fisher. CENTER TOP-Martha Bolte, Alice Fath, Iudy Woerner, George Fisher. CENTER BOTTOM- BACK ROW-Bob Craig, David Williams, Paul Tay- lor. FRONT ROW-Ban bara Lamb, Alice Fath, ludy Woerner, George Fisher, Martha Bolte, Babs Schulmeyer. RIGHTH-Iudy Wear, Charlot Thome. PLAY SCENES KRIGHTJ TOP LEFT-Paul Grove, Iudy Wear. TOP CENTEReMar!ha Bolte, George Fisher. ........Ptobert Craig .......Paul Grove ..........Paul Taylor .......ludy Woerner ..............Alice Fath ........David Williams TOP RIGHT-Martha Bolte, Paul Taylor. CENTER LEFT--Ioyce Mitzner, Frank Robertson, Paul Taylor, Iudy Woer- ner,, Judy Wear, Ross Gooch, Charlot Thome, George Fisher, Martha Bolte, Barbara Lamb, Bob Craig, Babs Schulmeyer, Paul Grove, Alice Path, David Williams. CENTER RIGHT-Barbara Lamb, Ross Gooch, Babs Schulmeyer, Iudy Wear. BOTTOM LEFT-Charlot Thome, Martha Bolte, George Fisher. BOTTOM RIGHT-Martha Bolte, Paul Taylor, Iudy Woerner, Alice Fath, David Williams. . f . , 's e l X' f 1

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Throughout their tour years in high school, Howe students form many lasting friendships. From their freshman year through their senior year they grow in wisdom and stature until they are ready to go out on their own.

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BO SENICDRS ln October, the five members of the play committee met with Mr. Darrell Gooch to arrange for the l95O senior class play. The play chosen was Seventeenth Summer, dramatized by Ann Coulter Martnes from the book by Maureen Daly. Two evening performances were given on lanuary 27 and 28. Angie Morrow was pretty, bashful, and too young to date, or so her mother thought. But then lack, the handsome baker's son, came along, and Angie's life began to change. l-ler sisters, Lorraine, the sophisticated college girl, Kitty, the tomboy, and Margaret, the understanding one, add complications and confusion to the plot. The antics of the father who is the vic- tim of his little daughter, Kitty's foolish pranks, add humor and laughter to the story. Mrs. Morrow is the kind-hearted mother who says just the right thing at the right time. Before Angie departs for college, all the heartbreaks and misunderstandings are swept away, just like the old saying, Love conguers all. Not only were the cast members actors and actresses, but they were also interior decorators, carpet layers, and furniture movers. They did everything from hang- ing curtains, to straightening nails. All the props, including a horn, two bicycles, mirror, and lunch basket, were borrowed from the cast or their families. ll