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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

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ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE REVIEWED EVENTS AT HOWE IN 1951. taI:Ie of contents ' scI1ooI lite - - ' administration and faculty- - ' students- - ' activities and clubs -- ' athletics - - Here's how we met in the alcove before school. lt was 1 as much a part of Howe as the Brown and Gold. This famil- S iar scene is typical from September to June, from one year to the next. At the lower left is another Howe reminder- the library check-out desk. 6 -.. Corsages, formals lest suits, and a crowd . . it could be none ther than the Brown nd Gold. While dancing to we music of Barton oger's band, we won- lered who would reign is our Brown Boy and Bolden Girl. Between dances we ook time out tor a oke and a chat with nur friends. LOWER LEFT-Judith Morrow was selected as I delegate to represent Howe at the United lations' General Assembly in the fall. Pictured vith Principal C. M. Sharp, she gets last minute nstructions before flying to New York. Who is seen at basketball games, the Pleas- ant Run Revue, the music festival, and most of the activities here at Howe involving tickets and general managing? It could be none other than Mr. Paul Klinge's business managers. These hard working boys see that everything runs smoothly. Their duties are many, but they always seem to get them accom- plished. Pictured at the left go- ing over the day's receipts are Dick Miller, Jack Callon, Bob Luke, Jim Bowman, Roderick Macy, and Jim Hollenbeck. in 7957 7 honor and glory In 1951 Violet Queen Judy Spring- er reigned over the annual May Pageant of Achieve- ment which portrays the achievements of the year at Howe and marks the school's birthday. Shown left to right are the members ofthe court: Eloise Kerr, Page Arlene Hin- kle, Carolyn Cox, Queen Judy, Marilyn Hockenberry, Page Karol Kindwall, and Diane Moeller. Q HERE'S HOW the Nationalists and Federalists conducted their annual battle for top political offices. On election day, the Federalists won a sweeping victory. Federalist candidate Dick Miller became Governor of Howe State by defeating the Nationalist's candidate Ralph Johnson. At top left Ralph congratulates Gov- ernor Miller . Rival party members wish each other luck on Election Day at the polls in the picture at top right. An unusual scene in any convention, but it's only the beginning. All is quiet for now but wait until later. Then the speeches will begin. As is the custom, the rules, platform, and cre- dentials committees make their reports to the convention. At the lower left the rules com- mittee report is being given. During the confusion of the convention, the tabulators keep a record of the votes cast. The picture at the lower right illustrates the conven- tion in full swing. Jo Ann Meyer was crowned Hi-Y Sweetheart on February 9 at the Sweetheart dance. She is pictured above with her court. From left to right they are Norma Midtbruget, Nancie North- ern, Hi-Y Sweetheart Jo Ann, Janet Parker, and Joann Guidone l TOP-In l95l the D. A. R. Award for Citizen- ship went to Janet Callon. BOTTOM-The American Legion recognized Farrell Patrick and Sara Spradling for citizen- ship honors in the Spring of 1950. 9 l1owe as it was -l 10 UPPER LEFT- Gold- en Girl Morilyn Morri- son ond Brown Boy Groml McBroom ruled over The Brown cmd Gold Donce on Octo- ber 7. ABOVE - reoding from Top: Mono Dous- mom,Tricio Boker, Cor- ol Sirofhers, Judy O'Ho1rrow, Golden Girl Marilyn, Dove Weir, Eorl Green, Jim Hol- lenbeck, Brown Boy Gromi. LEFT - The condi- dofes folce life eosy in the olcove between classes. in 7951 ABOVE-The Senior Hi-Y chose Ben Gor- man as Philosopher for the May Pageant. ln cap and gown he crowns Judy Springer, Violet Queen. ABOVE RIGHT-The year T951 saw Ginny Sentman crowned as the first Basketball Queen. Candidates were selected by the basketball teams and the queen was chosen by the student vote. Posing in letter sweaters are Suzie VVallace, Sally Sferruzzi, Queen Ginny, Carol Strothers, and Angie Evans. CENTER-Janet Graves was crowned Track Queen by Bob Mogle last Spring. She repre- sented Howe as Queen at the Indianapolis Relays held at Tech. Bob and Janet are shown with Jeanette Dixon, Beverely Weevie, Janice Sampson, Betty Payton, Janice Carlock, Betty Lukenbill, and Janet Parker, members of the court. BOTTOM RIGHT-During the halt time of the Warren Central Football game Betty Luk- enbill was crowned Football Queen. Joan Miner, Sara Spradling, Queen Betty, and Dorothy Harbold try their skill at passing. ltitlkkt K. J fu , V ,fshrl X'-xM.,f-s-+...fv ,ilk K' 1. easant run revue 3 3 f LIZ IQXQM3:-1'1'4Qx'!2QT5.7m' ill! 'E - f l1 'K' R' L f Y- l'SI Janet Parker, Anna Applegate, Joan Hitchcock, John Gooch, Rita Nagle, Barbara Little, Ma- vie LaRue, Norman Wilkins, Jane Koten, Anne Harding. our miss brooks On March T5 and 'l6, the Footlight Revelers Club presented Our Miss Brooks, a three-act comedy from original material by R. J. Mann, dramatized by Perry Clark. Tricia Baker played the role of Miss Brooks, the fun-loving English was Hugo, the athletic coach, and unsuspecting teacher, and Bob Luke object of Miss Brooks' attections. Miss Brooks and Hugo spend a great deal of time arguing with each other. Then Miss Brooks discovers that to arouse Hugo's interest, she should become interested in his hobby, sailing. She does, with hilarious results. At the same time she is directing the school play, Lost Hor- izon. Despite interterence from the principal, Mr. Wadsworth, a rival teacher, Miss Audubon, and Mrs. Allen, a member of the school board, Lost Horizon is a success, and everything turns out all right. Students poke fun at members ofthe faculty and school board. SEATED-Jo Ann Meyer, Tricia Baker, Ed Steward, Janet Crow- mer, Betty Grissom. STANDING - Malcolm Fryer, THE CAST Miss Brooks ..........,..,........................ Tricia Baker Hugo .................... ......... B ob Luke Mr. Wadsworth ....... .......... E d Steward Miss Finch ............. ....... J anet Crowmer Miss Audubon ....... ....... B etty Grissom Jane .............. ....,. S ara Spradling Ted ....... ........ M alcolm Fryer Elsie ...... ............. J ane Koten Elaine ....... ....... J oan Hitchcock Sylvia ....... ........ J anet Parker Doris ..... ,......... R ita Nagle Marge ...... ......... B arbara Little Faith ........ .... . ..Anna Applegate Rhonda ....... ........ A nne Harding Stanley ........ ............ J ohn Gooch Martin ..................,.. ..,..... N orman Wilkins Basketball Player ........ ....... G eorge Propps Mrs. Allen ....,........ ........ J o Ann Meyer VW! SWA 2 K if W H 2 r I si ww H-Mwxyf 1' 1 4 , 'im 8 ? 'w i x 'E ,MMS n f my Eff Nyfw WE' ,Q ,,Q,lii4,s .. .f z V Y' gf W W i vf12 V qs W' A ,mv ,S 5 I . W. Q . , ,. ,. M.. . . ..4,1m,- Y , 4.,,1m..m...:.,.EE. i gf 1 S M K L ,, 1 ,K .w::.,: . 3, 1 Q ,Mjgi f, M 5 vi, .5 W .. ity all K .K M :1 Mummy ,vm L, W hw. ,M 5, Q Q , K 3 qsmgfw., 55, . - . -:ew asv 'Z we f- KZ5 ifigagkgvi- ins:-sa --ww . -mSww-imdb? S -, I pe, -my X My QL .Q X . -Q assmm F J ,fighg .Q L' Ml Q 'i,. f,, , X 35' Z , Wa! x FP' I S V , Ry WZ 5 5 1 . if-if 'S C , ig M W.-lf, 5536 'ECXX Q i K 4- E There is The sharp sTaccaTo of Mrs. Genrich's TypewriTer and The sTeady click-clack of Miss Childers' adding machine. The auTomaTiclTime- sTamp clicks off The minuTes, and, of course, The Telephones iangle shrilly many Times during The day. In The background, There is a sTeady hum of voices from boTh Teachers and sTudenTs as The day's business of Howe High School is Taken care of from The main office. Principal Charles M. Sharp The teacher's cafeteria is a popular place with the faculty members. Here, they can eat, relax, and catch up on some of the happenings around school. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW - Miss Janet Keller, art department chairman, jewelry, arts and crafts, Mr. F. M. Howard, art, Mrs. Loreen DeWaard, fashions, commercial art. MIDDLE ROW-Mrs. Margaret Rowe, com- mercial department head, shorthand, office practice, Mr. E. Franklin Fisher, typing, iunior business, Miss Jean Carpenter, shorthand, filing. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Charles Ruschhaupt, typing, bookkeeping, Miss Jean Hoilman, typ- ing, Mr. Sherman J. Pittenger, bookkeeping, commercial geography, typing. Pictured at the right is the Maypole Dance, from the T950 May Pageant of Achievement. The Physical Education department was responsible for creat- ing and executing the dances in the Pageant. LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP ROW - Mr. Seward Craig, English department head, Mrs. Ellen Jenkins, HILLTOPPER adviser, English, Mr. Ken- neth Smartz, English, senior sponsor. MIDDLE ROW-Mr. HJC. Tobin, English, Mr. Wayne Mellott, TOWER adviser, iournalism, Mr. Darrell Gooch, speech, English. BOTTOM ROW-Miss Ellen O'Drain, Eng- lish, Miss Alice Hankins, English, Miss Mar- thana McWhir, English. Who'll pay today? Mr. Craig and Mr. Gooch contemplate their financial resources as they go into lunch line. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-Miss Jacque- line Smith, English, Miss Dorothy Brown, li- brarian, Miss Helen Allen, home economics de- partment chairman, home economics, foods. MIDDLE ROW-Miss Lois Coy, home eco- nomics, clothing, Miss Doris Hasler, home eco- nomics, homemaking, Mr. E. A. Patterson, in- dustrial arts department chairman, printing. BOTTOM ROW-Mr. Wathen Leasor, me- chanical drawing, Mr. Roscoe Pierson, metal shop, baseball coach, Mr. Hervie Vertrees, wood shop. As Latin students know Miss Thelma Cooley often uses a wire recorder in her classes. She makes the task of learning correct pronunciation easier by recording passages in Latin. LEFT TO RIGHT -TOP ROW- Miss Narcie Pollitt, language department chairman, Latin, Miss Thelma Cooley, Latin, Miss Ruth Godwin, Spanish. MIDDLE ROW - Miss Mary E. Thumma, Spanish, Mr. Robert Belding, math clepart- ment head, college algebra, trigonometry, Mrs. Ruth Reed, algebra, geometry. BOTTOM ROW-Mr. Charles Gross, alge- bra, Mr. Alvin Geier, geometry, algebra, Mr. Fred Lemley, senior math, algebra, general math. At the Brown and Gold Dance, Mrs. Barbara Wood gives some final instruc- tions to the Brown Boy and Golden Girl Candidates before they were called to the stage. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-Mr. Harrison Richardson, geometry, Mr. Frank S. Watkins, music department chairman, glee clubs, choir, Mr. Robert Burford, band. MIDDLE ROW-Miss Alberta Denk, orches- tra, Mr. Ray Bowman, physical education de- partment head, phys. ed., track coach, Mr. Samuel Kelley, phys. ed., football coach. BOTTOM ROW-Mrs. Barbara Wood, phys. ed., Mr. Lyman Combs, phys. ed., English, Miss Shirley Diehl, phys. ed. ' Howe's Four Musketeers, Doc Heniser, Dick Hammond, Paul Klinge, and Charlie Ruschhaupt enioy a rare f?j moment ot relaxation. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-Mr. E. L. Yea- ger, phys. ed. and safety, basketball coach, Miss Celia Smith, nurse, health, Mr. Virgil Heniser, science department head, chemistry, health. MIDDLE ROW-Mr. Richard Hammond, phy- sics, Mr. Carl Edds, biology, Mr. Floyd .let- fries, chemistry. BOTTOM ROW-Miss Jerry Motley, biology, Mr. Paul Klinge, biology, Mr. William Smith, biology. Mr. Russell Curtis gives last minute instructions to Carolyn Cox about typ- ing a stencil. Could it be on Government test? LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-Mr. Russell Curtis, social studies department head, sociol- ogy, government, Mr. Lewis Giltoy, govern- ment, Miss Dorotha Kirk, world history, gov- ernment. MIDDLE ROW - Mrs. Hattie L. Winslow, world history, U. S. history, Mr. Rex Ander- , son, U. S. history, Mr. Hartwell Kaylor, gov- P ernment. BOTTOM ROW-Mr. Wade Fuller, family relations, psychology. Familiar faces around the office are those of Mrs. Genrich, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Stirling. Miss Jackie Smith stops to chat with them in a quiet moment. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW-Mr. Clarence R. Clayton, vice-principal, Mr. Thomas Stirling, clean of boys and vice-principal, Mrs. Mil- dred D. Loew, dean of girls. I MIDDLE ROW-Miss Virginia Childers, sec- retary, Mrs. Christianna Genrich, registrar, Mrs. Mabel Burkart, assistant bookkeeper. BOTTOM ROW-Miss Marie Ochs, clerk, Mrs. Arla Hunt, cafeteria manager, Mr. Roy Horton, engineer. NOT PICTURED-Miss Alice Winslow, clerk. 25 i 9- min. , .ws Q vp--M-M -7 vwi- ,-fl,-,:z,e::,'s.,w,---,xnxx - f here's howe . STUDENTS in 7957 The senior class officers help pre- pore President Farrell Patrick for his senior porfrcif. FARRELL PATRICK-Senior Class President 45 Senior Constitution Comm. 45 Latin Club 2, 35 TOWER re- porter 2-45 American Legion Good Citizenship Award 35 American Legion Oratorical Contest, 2nd pl. 45 Latin Contest, 2nd pl. 25 lcont. on page 445 SARA JANE SPRADLING-Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Senior Jewelry Comm. 45 Senior Constitutionw Comm. 45 Senior Commencement Comm., chr. 45 Selo-'J fra, vice-pres. I5 Ccont. on page 445 JANET ANN CALLON-Senior Class Secretary 45 Senior Constitution Comm. 45 Senior College Day, Comm. 45 Qcgclen Girl 35 Track Queen cand. I, 25' Football Queen and 25 Ccont. on page 441 RICHARD LOUIS DELANGLADE-Senior Class Treas- urer 45 Brown Boy 35 Football I-4, capt. 45 Letter- men's Club 2-45 Senior College Day Comm. 4. 'g ,EETTY CLAIRE LUKENBILI.-Senior Class Alumni Sec- retary 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Senior College Dall Comm. 45 Senior Constitution Comm. 45 Mock Electio 4, swdem council, sec. 4, rowen feature mm 3, Track Queen cand. I, 35 Football Queen 45 Seniori' Play 45 Selofra I5 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Booster Club, pres. 4. ' DORIS JEAN ADAMS-Selofra I5 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Student Council 45 Cheerleaders' Club I-45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Festival I, 35 Senior Jewelry Comm. 45 Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 G. A. A. I. PAUL ADAMS-Cross Country I-45 Golf 3, 45 Track 'l, 35 Senior Gift Comm. 4. MARY .IANE AGAN-Senior Play Comm. 45 G. A. A. 'I-45 Selofra 'I5 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 4. LEO AHEARN-Football 1-45 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Track 2, 3. BEATRICE M. ALEXANDER-Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 Audio-Visual Club 3, 45 Selofra 'I5 LoNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 4. DWIGHT ALEXANDER-Cross Country 'I-45 Track I-35 lettermen's Club 2-45 Beta Hi-Y I, 25 Senior Hi-Y 3, 45 Intramural sports I-4. SARAELLEN BAKER-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Choir 2-45 Operetta 35 Latin Club 2-4, sec. 45 Music Festival I-45 Selofra I5 Y-Teens I, 2, pres. 25 G. A. A. I5 Home Ec. Club 2-45 May Pageant 2, 3. ROBERT BARRICK JEANETTE BEASLEY-Senior Play Comm. 45 Selofra 'I5 Vihota 35 Music Festival 45 Office Mess. 3, 4. WILMA BILLINGSLEY-Senior College Day Comm. 45 G. A. A. I, 25 Selofra I5 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Football Queen cand. 3 Clinic Asst. 45 Music Festival I. BARBARA BOLING-Senior Colors Comm. 45 Choir 45 Music Festival I-45 Selofra I5 I.aNina 2. HERMAN JOHN BOLMER-Auclio-Visual Club 3, 45 Track I-45 Football 35 Cross Country 2, 45 Intramural sports 3, 45 Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. BOYD BOLTON-Frankton H. S. I-3. WILLIAM H. BOND-Senior Gift Comm. 4, Mock Election 3, 4, Intramural basketball 2, 3. GORDON BOWYER-Senior Play Comm. 4, Track 1, Intramural track l, 2, Intramural football 2, Mock Election 4. HOWARD BRADY MARY ANN BRANDT-Selofra l, Music Festival 2, 4, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Mock Election 4, Hosegi 4, Senior Play Comm. 4. NORMAN BREHOB-Track 2, Senior Play 4. CHARLES ROBERT BRONSTRUP-Band 2-4, Orches- tra l, Howe Dance Band 4, Band Festival 2-4, Foot- ball 2, Intramural track l, 2, Senior Comm. 4. CONRAD BROWN-Senior Comm., chr. 4, Football 3, Track 4, Audio-Visual Club 2. JOANNE BRUMMETT-Mock Election 3, 4, Music Fes- tival l, 2, Latin Club I. MARCIA BURNS-Selofra l, Otiice Mess. 2, 3, Mock Election 4, Senior Play Comm. 4. ELIZABETH LEE BYERS-Homeroom Bus. Agent l, 2, Student Council 2, Hosegi 4, Mock Election' 3, 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Selofravl. ZORETTA MAE BYFIELD-Homeroom Bus. Agent l, 2, Latin Club 2, Biology Club 2, Music Festival l-4, Selofra l, LaNina 2, Senior Class Day Comm. 4, Band 'l-4, Attendance Asst. 4, Mock Election 4. BARBARA CALKINS-Selofra l, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, G. A. A. I, Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Office Mess. 4, Dept. Asst. 4. JACK DALE CALLON-Basketball l-4, co-capt. 3, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Senior Constitution Comm. 4, Senior Jewelry Comm. 4, Mock Election 3, 4, senator 4, Beta Hi-Y 2, sgt.-at-arms, Latin Club l, Student Bus. Mgr. 3, 4, Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. CAROLYN CARPENTER-Selofra l, LaNina 2, Hosegi 4, G. A. A. l, 2, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Mock Election 3, 4. I ' ELAINE CAROL CHRISTIAN-Senior Play Comm. 4. JOYCE LEE CLARK-Selofra l, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Music Festival l. SYLVIA D. CLESTER-Selofra l, Latin Club 3, Sci- ence Club 4, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Music Festival 1, Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. MARY FRANCES COLBURN-Mock Election 3, 4, Cheerleaders' Club 2, Music Festival 2, Senior Play Comm. 4, Selofra l. ROBERT COLLIER-Student Council 1, 25 Football 1-45 Track 2, 35 Senior Sub-Treas. Comm. 45 Mock Election 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Hoosier Boys' State' 35 Senior Hi-Y 3, pres. 4. MARGARET COLLINS-Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 Operetta 35 Music Festival 1-45 Choir 2-45 Girls' Octet 45 Selotra 15 Vihota 35 Hosegi 4. JUDITH CONNER-Senior Play Comm. 45 G. A. A. 25 LaNina 25 Hosegi 45 Mock Election 35 Music Festival 1-35 Booster Club 45 Home Ec. Club 1-4. DOLORES JANE COONEY-Senior Party Comm. 455 Senior Jewelry Comm. 45 LaNina 25 Hosegi 45 Home- room Bus. Agent 35 G. A. A. 15 Pleasant Run Revue-A 45 Photography Club 15 Booster Club 45 Home Ec. Club 4. 5 I b ' CAROLE oak cobustiislsisfm 1, LaNina 2, vi- hots 35 Hosegi 45 Ottice Mess. 35 Easter Egg Contest, 1st pl. 3. JESSIE M. COREY-TOWER reporter 35 HILLTOPPER make-up ed. 45 News Bureau 45 G. A. A., pres. 45 Selofra 15 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Gym Asst. 3, 45 Mock Election 3, 45 G. A. A. 1-45 Latin Club 25 U. N. Essay Contest 3. LILLIAN CAROL CORYELL - Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 Spanish'Club 2-45 Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Audio-Visual Club 3, 45 Music Festival 1. RICHARD COSTIN THOMAS COWAN-Baseball 2-45 Intramural sports 45 Spanish Club 35 Latin Club 1. CAROLYN MEADE COXsSelofra 15 Vihota, sec. 35 Hosegi 45 Homeroom Bus. Agent 3, 45 Violet Queen? cond. 35 Pleasant Run Revue,45 Music Festival 1,251 Latin Contest, 3rd pl. 25 Clinic Asst. 45 Senior Class'- Day Comm. 45 Student Council 35 G. A. A. 1-3. CHARLES CRIPE RITA MAY CUNNINGHAM-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. I Q .f5'llllARCIA LEE DAUSMAN-Thomas Jefferson H. S., South Bend, Ind. 15 John Adams, South Bend, Ind. Hosegi 45 Vihota 35 Latin Club 35 Mock Election 452 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Senior Vesper Comm. 4. BARBARA JOAN DAVENPORT-Senior Play Comm. 45 G. A. A. 1-45 May Pageant 3. DONNE F. DAVIS-Senior Class Day Comm. 45 Hi-Y 1-4, treas. 45 Basketball 2-45 intramural sports 1-25 Cross Country 15 Golf 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Music Festival 1, 25 Lettermen's Club 4. PAULINE DAVIS-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 G. A. A. 1, 25 Cheerleaders' Club 35 Mock Election 45 Office Mess. 2. JOSEPH A. DAY-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Intramural sports 1, 25 Mock 'Election 3, 45 Baseball 25 Beta Hi-Y 1, 25 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4. SUZANNE DELTOUR-Senior Play Comm. 45 LaNina 25 Selofra 'I5 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Latin Club 15 Music Festival 1, 25 Homeroom Bus. Agent 35 Otiice Mess. 3, 45 Mock Election 45 May Pageant. 2. D. KENT DEMMARY-Track 'I-4, Band I-4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Orchestra 1-4, Latin Club 2, 3, Brass Ensemble 2, Band Festival 'I-4. ROBERT JOHN DENARI--Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Football 'I-3, Intramural basketball 'I-4, Baseball 4. HENRY JOHN DEWITTE-Cross Country I-3, Track 2, 3, Latin Contest, 2nd pl. 2, Senior Vespers Comm. 4, Latin Club 2, 3. DONALD DICKS RICHARD N. DISMORE-Football I-4, Track I, 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Choir I-4, Intramural sports 'I-4. .IEANETTE DIXON-Mock Election 3, 4, Football Queen 3, Track Queen cand. 3, TOWER reporter 3, associate ed. 4, Choir 2-4, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Student Council 3, 4, treas. 4, Operetta 3, Music Festival 'I-4, May Pageant 2, Homeroom Bus. Agent I, 2, G.A.A. I. JANET DORMAN-Latin Club 'I, 2, Selofra 'l, Sci- ence Club 2, Music Festival I, Orchestra 2, Mock Election 3, Latin Contest, 2nd pl. 'l, 2, Clinic Asst. 4. RONALD G. DOUGHERTY-Track I-4, Cross Country I-4, Lettermen's Club 2-4, Golf 3, Cheerleaders' Club V 3, Senior Play Comm. 4, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, sec. 4, Intramural basketball 2, 4, Mock Election 3, 4, Booster Club 4. PAUL RICHARD DRAGOO-Senior Play Comm. 4, Intramural sports 2, 3, Booster Club 4, Senior Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM DURYEA-Senior Party Comm. 4, Band I-4, Brass Ensemble 4, Band Festival I-4, Music Fes- tival 3, Baseball 2-4. H EDWARD FRANKLIN DWYER-Senior Spring Party Comm. 4, Basketball l-4, Football 'I-4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, Track I, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 2-4, Cross Country 2. RICHARD ALAN ENOCHS-Baseball Student Mgr. 3, Basketball Student Mgr. 3, Choir 2-4, Music Festival I-4, Operetta 3, Science Club, vice-pres. 3, 4, Latin Club 'I, 2, Audio-Visual Club, Senior Play 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, TIME Current Events Contest, 2nd pl. 3. JOHN EDWARD ESSEX-Basketball I-4, capt. I, Baseball 'I, 2, 4, Choir 2-4, HILLTOPPER asst. sports ecl. 3, sports ed. 4, Music Festival I-4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Operetta 3, Senior Colors Comm. 4. RICHARD R. EUBANK-Senior Play Comm. 4, Track I-4, Cross Country I-3, Golf I-3, Football 4, Intra- mural basketball 3, 4. DAVID FAHRBACH-Pleasant Run Revue 4, Senior College Day Comm. 4, Basketball I-4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. ALICE FARMER:Golden Girl cand. 3, Senior Sub- Treas. Comm. 4, TOWER 3, 4, page 3 ecl. 4, Pleasan ft Run Revue 4, May Pageant 2, Selofra 'l, LaNina 2,f Vihota 3, Hosegi 4., ..-f fi NINA FERGUSON-Football Queen 2, Cheerleaders' C Club 2-4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, May Festival. I-327 'J Selofra 'I, LuNina 2, Hosegi 4, Vihota 3, Seniorfgl Spring Party Comm., chr. 4, Ottice Mess. 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, Student Council I, 4, Homeroom Bus. Agent 2-4, Booster Club 4, Gym. Asst. 3, 4. RONALD DAVID FOSNIGHT-Football I, 3, 4, Track I, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. F . JACQUELINE Y. FOUTS-Music Festival I-37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Senior Play Comm. 47 Choir 3, 47 May Pageant 27 Selofra I7 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Operetta 3. FRANK WILLIAM FOX-Senior Vespers Comm. 47 Baseball I-47 Football I-47 Basketball I-37 Lettermen's Club 3, 47 Intramural basketball 4. MARY FRANKS-Arsenal Technical H. S. I, 2. MALCOLM F. FRYER, JR.-Governor Dummer Acad- emy, Byfield, Mass. I, 27 Footlight Revelers 3, 4, vice- pres. 47 Our Town 37 Senior Play 4j Our Miss Brooks 47 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Senior Play Comm. 4. WILLIAM FULTON-Senior Play Comm. 47 Latin Club I, 27 Photography Club 27 Science Club 2-4, vice-pres. 37 Audio-Visual Club 2-47 Football Student Mgr. 47 Track Student Mgr. 3, 47 Basketball Student Mgr. 3, 47 Lettermen's Club 3, 47 Intramural sports 27 Mock Election 3, 47 Bausch and Lomb Award 4. ATGLENNA FUNK-Senior Spring Party Comm. 47 Latin Club I, 27 Selofra I7 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 May Pageant I, 27 Homeroom Bus. Agent 2, 37 Office Mess. 2, 37 Spanish Club 3. ROBERT FURRY-Intramural sports I, 2. KATHLEEN GALLAGHER-Senior Party Comm. 4i Latin Club I7 May Pageant 27 Home Ec. Club 27 Music Festival I, 27 Selofra I7 LaNina 27 Vihota 3. WILLIAM E. GARRISON-Football I-47 Baseball I-47 Lettermen's Club 3, 4j Intramural sports 'I-4. CLARKE GIDDENS' 7 GEORGE N. GILL-Latin Club I, 27 Basketball I-47 Baseball I-47 l. P. I. Contest 3j TOWER 3, 47 Band I-3. RICHARD A. GILMORE - Senior Play Comm. 47 TOWER reporter 3, 47 Track I-37 Cross Country I-37 Latin Club I7 Science Club, pres. 27 Senior Spring Party Comm. Ai Student Council I. ROBERT LAWRENCE GIVAN - Senior Sub-Treas. Comm. 47 Booster Club 47 Senior Commencement Comm. 47 Intramural sports I, 2. WILLARD EUGENE GIVAN-Senior'Play Comm. 47 Intramural sports I, 27 Booster Club 47 Student Coun- cil 2. ROBERT C. GREEN-Senior Play Comm. 47 Intra- mural sports I-3. ROBERT GREGORY-Pleasant Run Revue 4. vfcinoi LAVERNE HAINES-Beech Grove H. s. 1, 2, May Pageant 37 Home Ec. Club 3, 4, pres. 47 TOWER 47 Hosegi 47 Vihota 37 Senior Comm. 4. KENNETH HALCOMB-Senior Comm. 47 Latin Club I, 2j Football I, 27 Music Festival I, 27 Intramural sports I-47 Hi-Y I-4. I EDDIE M. HANCOCK-Track I. JANE HARDEN-Springfield H. S., Springfield, Ill. 27 Mock Election 47 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Selofra I7 Office Mess. 37 Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. ANNE HARDING-St. Petersburg H. S., St. Peters- burg, Fla. I, 27 Senior Play Comm. 47 Footlight Ref elers 3, 47 Senior Play 47 Our Town 37 Our M's , Brooks 4j Pleasant Run Revue 47 American Legio Oratorical Contest, 3rd pl. 47 Hosegi 47 Vihota 3. DON HARPOLD-TOWER 3, 47 Track I7 Citation of Merit for Drafting 2-4. PHYLLIS JEAN HASKIN-Senior Colors Comm. 47 Latin Club 'I, 27 Hi-Y Sweetheart cand. 37 G. A. A. I-37 Selofra I7 LaNina 27 Vihota '37 Hosegi 47 Foot- light Revelers 3, 4, treas. 47 Our Town 37 Senior Play 47 Our Miss Brooks 47 Pleasant Run Revue 4. ALICE HATCHER-Orchestra I-47 Choir 2-47 Operet- ta 37 Senior Play Comm.47 Selotra 17 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Latin Club I, 27 Latin Contest, 2nd pl. I, Ist pl. 27 TOWER feature staff 37 HILLTOPPER senior ed. 47 Music Festival I-47 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Mock Elec- tion 37 News Bureau 3, 4. MAX HAUGHTON-Mock Election 3, 47 Intramural sports i-37 Senior Comm. 4. MARCELLA HAVER-Senior Comm. 47 Seloira I7 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Baton Twirlers Club 'I, 27 Gym Asst. 37 Mock Election 37 Music Festival I-37 Cheerleaders' Club i-37 Booster Club 3j Pleasant Run Revue 2. JACK HEAVENRIDGE-Pontiac Typ. H. S. I-37 Sen- ior Winter Party Comm. 4. BOB HELLWEGE-Senior Commencement Comm. 47 Intramural sports 2, 47 Choir 2, 47 Music Festival I-47 Operetta 37 Boys' Octet 3. BEVERLY HENDRICKSON-Selofra I7 LaNina, sec. 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Senior Commencement Comm 47 Orchestra I7 Mock Election 3, 47 Athletic Otiigcll Asst. 3, 47 HILLTOPPER homeroom ed. 3, photography ed. 47 Music Festival 'I7 Science Club 27 Pleasant Ruri Revue 4. SUSAN HERRINGTON-Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Music Festival I7 Selofra I7 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Booster Club 2. i ROBERT R. HICKERSON-Science Club I7 Photogra- phy Club I, 27 Public Address Operator 4. ANNA HITZELBERGER-Home Ec. Club 'I-47 Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Music Festival I7 Bowling Club 47 LaNina 2. - MARILYN HOCKENBERRY - Senior Spring Party Comm. 4j Violet Queen cand. 37 Science Club 37 Selo- tra I7 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Cheerleadersi Club 37 Booster Club 27 May Pageant I, 27 Oflice Mess. 47 Pleasant Run Revue 4. SUE HODGIN-Covington H. S., Covington, La. 27 Urbana H. S., Urbana, Ill. 27 TOWER editorial writer 3, 47 News Bureau 47 Ccont. on page 441 JAMES HOLLENBECK-Senior Spring Party Comm. 47 Brown Boy cand. 47 Football 'I7 Baseball 'l, 3, 47 Basketball I-37 Latin Club I, 27 Student Bus. Mgr. 3, 47 Mock Election 3, 47 Track 4. JIM HOLMES-Audio-Vasual Club 'I, 2, 4. FRANK M. HOPPER-Choir 3, 4, Senior Jewelry Comm. 4, Baseball I-4, Basketball I-3, FootbaIl'I, 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. RONALD L. HOPTON-Track 'I-4, Senior Spring Par- ty. Comm. 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Intramural sports 2, 3. . .NORMA E. HOWARD-Franklin Twp. H. S. 'I-3, Sen- ior Play Comm. 4, Ceramics Club 4, John Herron Art Class 4. - JOHN T. HUME-Senior Play Comm. 4, Senior Jew- elry Comm. 4, Cross Country 2, Golf 2, 3. BARBARA JO JACKSON-Selofra 'l, LaNina 2, Viho- ta 3, Hosegi 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Music Festival 'I, Booster Club 3, 4, Clinic Asst. 3, TOWER typist 4, Mock Election 4, Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. RALPH JOHNSON-Football 'I-4, Track I-4, Brown Boy cand. 3, Student Council 2, Senior Sub-Treas. Comm. 4, Mock Election 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball 'I. WILFRED JOHNSON-Photography Club 'I, 2, Sport- men's Club 2, I. P. I. Essay Contest, 10th pl. 3, Certifi- cate ot Merit in Printing I, 3, Audio-Visual Club I. CAROL LOU JOHNSTON - Senior Play Comm. 4, Selofra 'I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, TOWER exchange ed. 4, Booster Club 4, Mock Election 3, 4, Latin Club I, G. A. A. 'l, 2. JOSEPH H. JOHNSTON - Senior Play Comm. 4, Music Festival I-4, Band 'I-4, Hi-Y 4, Thrift Essay Con- test, 4th pl. 2, Mock Election 3, 4, May Pageant 'I-4. BARBARA LEE JONES-Senior Play Comm. 4, May Pageant 2, Music Festival I, G. A. A. I-4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Gym Asst. 2, 4, Mock Election 4, Booster Club 4, Seloira I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4. JERRY C. JONES - Choir 2-4, Music Festival I-4, Mock Election 3, 4, Operetta 3, Latin Club I, 2, Senior Gift Comm. 4, Audio-Visual Club 2. PAUL T. JUMP-Latin Contest, Ist pl. I, 2nd pl. ,2, Latin Club 'I, Music Festival 'I-4, Orchestra 2-4, Audio- Visual Club 2-4, Senior Gift Comm. 4, String Ensem- ble 2, 4, TOWER editorial stalt 3, 4, Mock Election 4, Piano Festival 4. BEVERLY KASTER-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. DOROTHY A. KEITH-Music Festival I. PATRICIA ANN KELLER-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Science Club 2, Mock Election 3, TOWER name checker 3, Music Festival 'I, Selofra I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4,1 Office Mess. 3. ELOISE KERR-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Violet Queen cand. 3, Cheerleaders' Club I-4, Student Coun- cil 4, Selofra I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Home- room Bus. Agent 3, Mock Election 3, 4, Gym Asst. 4, Booster Club 4, May Pageant 2, 3. CARL E. KING-Senior Play Comm. 4, Intramural sports 1-4, Track I, 4, Golf 3. KAREL KINGHAM-Ft. Lauderdale H. S., Ft. Lauder- dale, Fla. 3, Senior Vespers Comm. 4, TOWER feature staff 4, Footlight Revelers 4, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Music Festival 2, Hosegi, treas. 4, Selofra 'l, LaNina 2, May Pageant 2. I ' A ROBERT KOONS-Track I-4, Intramural sports I, 2, 4, Mock Election 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4. JANE KOTEN-Post Intermediate, Detroit, Micl'1. I, Latin Club 2, G. A. A. 2-4, sec.-treas. 4, May Pageant 2, 3, Mock Election 3, 4, HILLTOPPER senior ed. 4, Music Festival 2-4, Senior Class Day Comm. 4, Girls' Octet 3, 4, Choir 2-4, Our Town 3, Senior Play, prompter 4, Operetta 3, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Foot- light Revelers 3, 4, pres. 4, Selofra 'I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi pres. 4, Booster Club 4, Gym. Asst. 3, Our Miss Brooks 4. WATSON M. LAETSCH-Latin Club I, 2, Intramural sports I, Mock Election 3, 4, Senior Colors Comm. 4, Senior Play 4, Lettermen's Club 2-4, pres. 4, Football I-4, Track 'I-3, Outstanding Boy Award for Indiana Academic Science 4, Hoosier Boys' State 3. RUSSELL LAPORTE-Basketball I-3, Track 'I-3, Audio- Visual Club 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Senior Play Comm. 4. JOSEPH LAUER-Football 2, 3, Senior Play Comm. 4, Intramural basketball 2, 3, Intramural track 2, 3, Mock Election 3, 4. MARYELLEN LAWLEY-St. Agnes Academy I, 2, Vi- hota 3, Hosegi 4, Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. NORMA LAYMAN-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. E. JERRY LAYTON-Intramural sports 3, 4. CONNIE LEEN-Los Angeles, Calif. 'I-3, Hosegi 4, Senior Spring Party Comm. 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4. MARTHA ANNE LESLIE-Music Festival 'I-4, Choir 4. M. G. LEVAY-Senior Class Sub-Treas. Comm. 4, Senior Jewelry Comm. 4, Intramural sports 2, Golf I, 2, Track 'I-3, Football 'I-3, American Legion Ora- torical Contest 4, I. P. I. Contest 3, Hi-Y 4, Mock Elec- tion' 4, Band Festival 1, 2, chemisffy Asst. 3. EARL LEWIS-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Foot- ball 'I-4, Baseball 'I-3, Lettermen's Club 2-4, Senior Play 4, American Legion Oratorical Contest 4. JANET LOWE-Senior Gift Comm. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Hosegi 4, Vihota 3, LaNina 2, Selofra I, HILL- TOPPER osst. sports ed. 4, Senior Play, prompter 4, Jr. Red Cross 'I-3, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Library Asst. 3, Student Council I, Mock Election 3, 4, Office Mess, 3, 4, Booster Club 4. T- GRANT MC BROOM-Senior Colors Comm. 4, Brown Boy 4, Latin Club 'I, 2, Football I-4, Basketball I, Track I-3, Cheerleaders' Club, 2, 3, Band Festival I, 2, Choir I-4, Operetta 'I, 3, Mock Election 4, Music Fes- tival 1-4, Intramural sports I-4. ROBERT MC DONALD-Senior Play Comm. 4, Track 2-4, Cross Country 2-4, 'Intramural sports 2-4, Audio- Visual 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. ROBERT D. MC KEE-Senior College Day Comm. 4, Baseball I, 2, Golf 'I-3, Intramural sports 'I-3, Letter- men's Club I-3, Beta Hi-Y, sec. I, 2. F THOMAS R. MC LAHLAN-Basketball 'I, 2, Intra- mural sports 2-4, Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. H. BYERS MC MILLAN-Hammnond H. S., Hammond, Ind. I, King H. S., Los Angeles, Calif. I, John Bur- roughs H. S., Burbank, Calif. 2, Latin Club 3, Intra- mural sports 3. ,SARAH MC MILLAN-Senior Gift Comm. 45 Vocal Solo Festival 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Music Festival 1, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Choir 45 Vocal Festival 45 Booster Club 35 Science Club, sec. 1-45 Pleasant Run Revue 25 Orchestra 1. CHARLES COULSON MC MULLEN- Basketball 1-45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 1-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Pleas- ant Run Revue 4. RODERICK MACY-Track 1-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Student Bus. Mgr. 2-45 Lettermen's Dance Comm. 45 Senior Comm. 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Cross Country 3, 4. JACQUELINE MARTIN-Senior Play Comm. 45 Music Festival 1-45 Choir 45 Home Ec. Club 25 LaNina 2. ROLLIN MASSEY-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Intramural sports 1, 25 Football 15 Latin Club 1, 2. JACK EDWARD MASTERS - Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Band 1-45 Intra- mural sports 4. GEORGEANN MATTSON - Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Home Ec. Club 1, 25 Selo- fra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Musical Festival 1, 25 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Office Mess. 3. NADINE MAY XANN MENDENHALL-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 elofra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Music Fes- X tival 1'45 Science Club 2, 65 Latin Club 1, 2. PAUL ELLIOTT MERCHANT - Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Beta Hi-Y 1, 25 Senior Hi-Y 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Football 1-45 Baseball 1-4. KATHRYN ALICE MERKEL-Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1-45 Music Festival 1, 25 Orchestra Festival 3, 45 String Quartet 35 Library Asst. 35 Audio-Visual Club 35 Booster Club 25 Thrift Essay Contest, 1st pl. 45 Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. f' -7 Jo ANN MEYER-G. A. A. 1, 2, Music Festival 115.5 Latin Club 1, 25 LaNina 25 Booster Club 25 Pleasontf Run Revue 2, 45 Office Mess. 35 Vihota 35 'Footlight Revelers 3-45 Ccont. on page 441 - C. RUSSELL MILLER-Mt. Comfort H. S. 25 Senior Winter party Comm. 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Mock Election 2-45 Intramural sports 2, 35 Hi-Y 4. JOHN DAVID MILLER-Senior Play Comm. 4. MARY KAY MILLER-Senior Class Day Comm. 45 Latin Club 15 Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Mock Election 3, 45 Homeroom Bus. Agent 25 Orchestra 1, 2. RICHARD C. MILLER - Senior Vespers Comm. 45 Mock Election, Governor 45 Baseball 1-45 Intramural sports 2, 35 Cheerleaders' Club 3, 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Bus. Mgr. 2, 35 Booster Club 4. 1 JOAN MINER-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Fooc boll Queen cand. 45 May Pageant 1-35 Cheerleadersf I Club 2-45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 ' Hosegi 45 G. A. A. 45 Gym Asst. 3, 4. ' DIANE MOELLER-Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Violet Queen cond. 35 May Pageant 1, 25 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Music Festival 1, 2. ' , ,514 .- BOB MOGLE-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4j Foot- ball 2-4. FRED MONSCHEIN-Cross Country 1-4, capt. 4. BARBARA MOORMAN--Senior Play Comm. 47 Hose- gi 47 Vihota 3j LaNina 2. MARILYN MORRISON-Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Golden Girl 47 G. A. A. 1-37 Music Festival 1-37 Choir 1-37 Band 1-37 Cheerleaders' Club 1, 27 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Operetta 37 Football Queen cand. 27 Selofra 17 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Homeroom Bus. Agent 1, 27 Student.Councvil 1, 27 Photography Club 17 Audio-Visual Club 2. bl, -I JUDITH ANN MORROW-TOWER feature writer 2, 37 Latin Club 1, 27 Senior Play 47 Footlight Revelers 2-47 News Bureau 37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 U. N. Delegate 47 American Legion Oratorical Contest 2-47., 3rd pl. 2, 2nd pl. 3, 1st pl. 47 Senior Winter Partyli Comm. 47 Selofra 17 LaNina 2j Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Homeroom Bus. Agent 1-37 Hoosier Girls' State 3. DOROTHY MOSIMAN-Baton1Twirlers Club 1, 27 Latin Club 1, 27 Jr. Red Cross, vice-pres. 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Science Club 37 HILLTOPPER asst. make-up ed. 37 Senior Colors Comm. 47 Senior Play Comm. 47 May Pageant 1, 2. CHARLES EDWARD MOSS-Intramural sports 1, 2. BARBARA MOULDEN-Music Festival 1-4. GORDON MUESING-Basketball 17 Golf 2-4. MARTIN MUELLER-Public Address Operator 1-47 Cheerleaders' Club 1, 27 Intramural sports 1-3. EARL MULCAHY-Senior Jewelry Comm. 47 Senior Spring Party Comm. 47 Senior Play Comm. 47 Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Intramural sports 2, 37 Foot- ball 17 Mock Election 3, 47 Music Festival 1-47 Operetta 37 Choir 2-47 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Boys' Octet 2. BONNIE JEAN MUSZAR-Selofra 17 G. A. A. 1, 27 Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Hosegi 47 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Music Festival 1, 2. JOYCE LEE MYERS-Selofra 17 LaNina 2i Music Fes- tival 27 TOWER 3, 47 News Bureau 4j Audio-Visual Club 3, 47 Senior Comm. 4. IMOGENE NEELY JOHN CHRISTIAN NELSEN-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 47 Marion County Chaplain 47 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Intramural sports 2, 3j Latin Club 1, 27 Science Club 2, 3. .IAMES L. NEWTON-Senior Play Comm. 4j Golf 3,4. 7. .IUDY NICKEL-Selofra 17 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hose- gi 47 Home Ec. Club 1-37 Mock Election 37 G. A. A. 1, 27 Booster Club 2, 4. JOANN NICOLAI-Selofra 17 Latin Club 37 Home Ec. Club 1. JOHN T. NIEMANN-Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Mock Election I, 4, TOWER Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Physics reporter 3, 4, Asst. 4, Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest 4. MARIA ALICE NISTAZU--Selofro val 2-4, Clinic Asst. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, NANCIE ADELE NORTHERN-Broad Science Club 2, Selofra l, Music Festival 2-4, Vihota, I, Music Festi- Choir 4. Ripple H. S. 'l, pres. 3, Easter Egg Contest, lst pl. 3, Mock Election 3, 4, Choir 4, Girls' Octet 4, Student Council 4, Cab- inet 4, John Herron Art Scholarship 2, Hosegi 4, TOWER feature ed. 4, Senior Sub-Treas. Comm. 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Clinic Asst. 4, Booster Club 4, Hi-Y Sweetheart cand. 4, Scholastic Art Contest 3, 4. WILLIAM NORTON JERRY SCOTT NUDING-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Intramural sports l, 2, Basketball Student Mgr. 3, Music Festival 'l. 'JUDITH O'HARROW-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Golden Girl cand. 4, Selofra 'I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hpsegi 4, Music Festival 'l, 4, Mock Election 3, 4, Latin N Nxclub 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, clinic Asst. 3, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4. RONALD OSBURN-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Track I-3, Booster Club 4. JACK OTTO-Track 'I-4, Baseball 'I-4, Cross Coun- try 'I-4, Mock Election 4, Operetta 3, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Boys' Octet 4, Intramural sports 'I-4. CHARLOTTE OWEN-Pleasant Run Revue 4, Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Mock Election 4, Selofra 'l, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Music Festival 'I-4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Homeroom Bus. Agent 3: Choir 3, 4, Home Ec. Club, vice-pres. 3, Booster Club 3, Girls' Octet 4, I. P. I. Contest 4, May Pageant 3, Miss Music cand. 4. DONNA LEA PARKS-Selofra 'l, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Mock Election 3, Bowling Club 4, Spanish Club 2. MARYANNE PEARSON-Senior Vespers Comm. 4, Latin Club 1, Music Festival 'I-3. ROBERT PETTY-Sportsmen's Club, 2-4, pres. 4, Audio-Visual 3, 4, Baseball 1, Senior Play Comm. 4. RICHARD PFLUM-Science Club 2-4, Latin Club 'l, 2, Senior Gift Comm. 4. LARRY PHILLIPS--Beta Hi-Y 'l, 2, Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, vice-pres. 4, Boys' Octet 'I-3, Choir 'I-4, Intramural sports 'I-3, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Operetta 3, Mock Election 4, Lt. Gov. 4, Sportsmen's Club 2, May Pageant 'I-4, Band Festival 2-4, Music Festival 'I-4, Mr. Music cond. 4. SHIRLEY M. PHILLIPS-May Pageant 3, Senior Win- ter Party Comm. 4, Selofra I. JACK PORTZLINE-Altoona H. S. 'I-3, Altoona, Pa. ALFRED J. POWELL-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, May Pageant 3, Choir 2-4, Music Festival 'I-4, Band Festival 2, Homeroom Bus. Agent l, Operetta 3, Intra- mural sports 3. WARD POWELL-Football I, 3, Cross Country 2, 4, Track 'l, 2, Senior Commencement Comm. 2. fl cm JEANANN PRATHER-Jr. Historical Club I, Music Festival I, 2, Mock Election I, 3, 4, OrcI1estra Festi- val 3, 4, String Quartet 4, Orchestra 'I, 3, 4, Home- room Bus. Agent I, Scholastic Art Award 2, Poster Contests 2-4. JOHN R. PURCELL-Choir 2-4, Music Festival I-4, Boys' Octet 2-4, Intramural sports 2-4, Band I, 2, Operetta 3, Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Mock Election 2-4, Football I. NAOMI PURTEE ROSEMARY J. QUINN-Selofra i, Vihota 3, La- Nina 2. SHIRLEY REISNER DONALD F. RIGGS-Track I, 4. GARY ROBERTS - Intramural sports I-4, Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. JACK ROGERS-Senior Sub-Treas. Comm. 4, Foot- ball I-4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, vice-pres. 4, TOWER sports ed. 4, Student Council 'I, 4, Baseball I-4, Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Intramural sports 'I-3, Band I, 2. WARREN ROTH-Senior Spring Party Comm. 4, Track I-4, Football 2, Cheerleaders' Club 3, 4, Music Festival 4, Pleasant Run Revue 4, Choir 'I-4, Mr. Music 4, Hi-Y 4, Intramural sports I, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, pres. 4. DOROTHY E. ROWLAND-Senior Play Comm. 4, Home Ec. Club 'I, 2, Baton Twirlers' Club I, 2, Span- ish Club I, 2, Selofra I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Music Festival I, 2. RICHARD L. SAPP-Baseball 2-4, Track I, 4, Choir 3, 4, Intramural sports I-4, Music Festival I-4. .IANICE SAYER-Home Ec. Club I, Selofra I, La- Nina 2, Music Festival I. VIRGINIA SCHIERBAUM-Broad Ripple H. S. I, 2, Senior Commencement Comm. 4, Music Festival 3. JOHN SCHNEIDER-Track I, 2, Cross Country 'I, 2, Senior Play Comm. 4, Intramural sports 3. JULIA SCHON-Latin Club I, Selofra I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi, vice-pres. 4, Mock Election 4, Senior Vespers Comm. 4, Homeroom Bus. Agent 2. JOHN H. SCHOOLER-Senior Winter Party Comm. 4, Audio-Visual Club 3. 'VIRGINIA M. SENTMAN-Basketball Queen 4, Selo- itra I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Choir 4, Pleas- ant Run Revue 4, Latin Club I, 2, Science Club 2, Music Festival 'I-4, Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. MARJORIE SHEPHERD-Senior Play Comm. 4, Selo- fra I, LaNina 2, Vihota 3, Hosegi 4, Jr. Red Cross 2-4, Clinic Asst. 4, Music Festival 4. RAYMOND SHOEMAKER - Senior Play Comm. 45 Audio-Visual Club 3, 4. JOHN H. SHREVE-Senior Gift Comm. 45 Spanish Club 2, 45 String Ensemble 3, 45 TOWER ed-in-chief 45 Music Festival 1-45 Senior Play 45 Orchestra 2-45 Time Current Events Contest, Ist pl. 2. MARGARET E. SIMMONS - Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Hosegi 45 TOWER circula- tion mgr. 45 Senior Play 45 Girls' Octet 45 Vihota 35 J Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 Operetta 3. V. f, 5- il RUTH SIMS - May Pageant 15 Mock Election 25 Senior Play Comm. 4. ELWOOD SIRESS-Senior Wihter Party Comm. 45 Intramural sports 2, 35 Choir 1, 25 Baseball 2-45 Football 2, 4. JOANNE SMITH-Jr. Red Cross 1, 25 Vihota 35 Selofra 15 LaNina 25 Hosegi 45 Booster Club 2, 3. JAMES E. SMOCK-Cheerleaders' Club 2, 35 Senior Spring Party Comm. 4. JOHN C. SOMERVILLE-Cross Country 1, 25 Intra- mural sports 25 Choir 1-45 Music Festival 35 Pleasant Run Revue 35 Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. EVERETT L. SORLEY-Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 Music Festival 2. .IUDITH ANN SPRINGER-Senior Vespers Comm. 45 Latin Club I5 Selofra, pres. 15 Vihota 25 Violet Queen 35 Cheerleaders' Club 2, 35 G. A. A. 1-35 Student Council 2, 3, asst. sec. 35 May Pageant 1-35 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 4. MARTHA L. STALCUP - Senior Jewelry Comm. 35 Senior Spring Party Comm. 45 Student Council 35 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Music Festival 1. BARBARA LEE STANTON - Selofra I5 LaNina 25 Vihota 3. j r ROSEMARY STEVENSON - Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 Selotra 15 LaNina 25 Vihota 35 Baton Twirl- ers Club 1-45 Office Mess. 25 Latin Club 15 Music Festival 1, 2. C. EDWARD STEWARD--TOWER feature staff 3, page 2 ed. 45 Student Council 15 Science Club 2-45 Audio-Visual Club 2-45 Footlight Revelers 3, 45 Our Town 35 Senior Play 45 Our Miss Brooks 45 Senior Play Comm. 4. KURT F. STREMPEL-Manual H. S. 15 Senior Play Comm. 45 Track 3, 45 Intramural sports 25 Sportsmen's Club 2, 35 Public Address System 4. ROBERT SUHRE-Operetta 35 Choir 2-4. ROBERT H. THAYER ROBERT THOMAS RODNEY THOMPSON-Intramural sports 1-47 Senior Play Comm. 4. SHIRLEY TODD-Washington H. S. 17 Franklin Twp. H. S. 2, 37 Hosegi 4. ROBERT S. TOOLEY-Cathedral H. S. 1-37 Intra- mural sports 4. ROSE MARIE TYNER--Latin Club 2, 37 Music Festival 1, 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 47 Senior Vespers Comm. 47 LaNina 2. LOUISE VAN ZANTE-Beech Grove H. S. 1, 27 Latin Club 37 TOWER typist 47 Senior Sub-Treas. Comm. 47 Vihota 37 Hosegi 4. JIM WAMPLER-Warren Central H. S. 17 Senior Winter Party Comm. 47 Latin Club 27 Intramural sports 37 Golf 3, 4. MARY FRANCES WATSON-Music Festival 1, 2, 4. WILLIAM W. WEBER-Senior Class Day Comm. 47 Latin Club 1, 27 Science Club 3, 47 Baseball 17 Golf 2-47 Intramural sports 1, 2, 47 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Music Festival 1-47 Band 1-47 Hi-Y 4. ARDITH ALLENE WHIPPLE-Selofra 17 LaNina 27 ihota 37 Latin Club 1, 27 Music Festival 1, 27 May Pageant 1, 27 Mock Election 3, 47 Senior Play Comm. 47 Senior Gift Comm. 47 HILLTOPPER bus. mgr. 3,,4.XX BARBARA RUTH WHITE - Selofra 17 Audio-Visual Club 2-47 Senior Play Comm. 4. CAROL SUE WICKES-LaNina 27 Vihota 3j Hosegi, sec. 47 Mock Election 37 Pleasant Run Revue 47 Science Club 2j Senior Play Comm. Aj Senior Spring Party Comm. 47 Booster Club 4. LOIS ANNE WILLIAMS-Selofra 1: LaNina, treas. 27 Vihota, treas. 37 Hosegi 47 G. A. A. 2, 37 Senior Spring Party Comm. 47 Clinic Asst. 47 Gym. Asst. 3. MARTHA .IANE WILLIAMS - Senior Winter Party Comm.'47 Selofra 17 LaNina 27 Vihota 37 Hosegi 4. WALTER E. WILLIAMS-Football 1-47 Lettermen's Club 3, 47 Student Council 47 Basketball 17 Mock Election 47 Intramural sports 2. FRANCES H. WINSLOW-Orchestra 37 Bowling Club 47 Music Festival 47 Senior Gift Comm. 4. KENNETH S. WOOD - Basketball 1-47 Lettermen's Club 2-47 Latin Club 1, 27 Cross Country I, 27 Mock Election 3, 4j Senior Constitution Comm. 47 Senior Commencement Comm. 4. DONALD YOUNG-Intramural sports 3. WILBUR ZOBBE-Basketball 1-47 Football 1-47 Track 2-47 Lettermen's Club 2-47 May Pageant 37 Cross Country 47 Mock Election 47 Intramural sports 17 Senior Winter Party Comm. 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED-Paul Bennett, Raymond Quinn, Louis Rogers, Ronald Rosenblatt. pf .- CAST Mr. Gilbreth ..........,......... Mrs. Gilbreth... Ernestine ...... Frank ...,,A,. Jackie ........ Dan ,,,.,,. Bill ....v,.... Fred ....,. Anne ..... Lillian ....,,........ Martha ..,......,...... Mrs. Fitzgerald .........,A Dr. Burton ........ Joe Scales ,...... Miss Brill .,,...., Larry ......,....., Prom pters .......s ,..,.,.Ecl Steward ..,,.,..Juditl1 Morrow ..,.,,,s..,,Betty Lukenbill Norman Brehob Jacqueline Fouts ..s.,,.Richard Enochs .,.....,.........Earl Lewis ..Howard Brady ...Anne Harding ....Phyllis Haskin ..,.Jo Ann Meyer .Margaret Simmons ..,.........John Shreve ,,,....,Malcolm Fryer ..,,,,.Sarah McMillan ..,,,,.,.Mac Laetsch ....,..Jane Koten Janet Lowe Standing behind the letters on pages 42 and 43 are Haskin Lukenbill Fouts Meyer Koten Brehob Har nembers of the Senior Play cast, prompters and Mr ding Morrow Shreve McMillan Lowe Simmons Fryer 3ooch, director. Left to right-Lewis, Brady Eno hs Laetsch Steward and Mr Darrell Gooch Drama's highlight at Howe this year unquestionably Caccording to the seniorsl vas the production of Cheaper by the Dozen, which was written by Frank B. Bilbreth, Jr., and dramatized by Perry Ilark. The Senior Play, directed by Mr. Booch, proved to be an overwhelming uccess and showed the weeks ot practice vhich the talented seniors put into it. Each of the three acts of the play pro- 'ided unlimited fun and entertainment which will make the evenings of January 35 and 26 long to be remembered. PATRICK-Science Club 3, 45 Senior Hi-Y 45 Pleasant Run Revue 45 May Pageant 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Hoosier Boys' State 35 Baseball 2-45 Intramural sports I-35 Sportsmen's Club 35 Booster Club 4. SPRADLING-Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Ameri- can Legion Good Citizenship Award 35 TOWER feature staff 45 May Pageant 'I, 35 Music Festival 25 Our Town 35 Pleasant Run Revue 45 Footlight Revelers 3, sec. 45 SENIOR SUBTREASURERS BACK ROW-Brehob, Levay, Rogers, Johnson. FRONT ROW-Northern, Collier, VanZante. SENIOR ACTIVITIES lContinuedi Track Queen cand. 'I5 Football Queen cand. 2, 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart cand. 35 Student Council 'I, 25 Cabinet 2. CALLON-Selotra, pres. 'I5 LoNina vice- pres. 25 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Latin Club I, 25 Music Festival I5 D. A. R. Good Citizen- ship Award 45 Pleasant Run Revue 2, 45 May Pageant 'I, 25 HILLTOPPER club. ecl. 3, associate ed. 45 Student Council 2-45 Cab- inet 25 Inter-high school council rep. 3, 4. SENIOR COMMITTEES GIFT COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Shreve,.lones,Jump, Phillips, Davis, Pflum, Brown. FRONT ROW-McMillan, Whip- ple, Winslow, Lowe, Myers. HODGIN-Selotra 'I5 Vihota 35 Hosegi 45 Band I, 35 sec.-treas. 45 Orchestra I, 3, 45 Band Festival 'I, 3, 45 Orchestra Festival 3, 45 Music Festival 'I, 3, 45 Latin Club I5 Spanish Club vice-pres. 3, 45 May Pageant 'I, 3, 45 Senior Play Comm. 4. MEYER-Student Council sec. 35 HILL- TOPPER activities ed. 3, ed-in-chief 45 Our Town 35 Senior Winter Party Comm. 45 Senior Play 45 Hosegi 45 Our Miss Brooks 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart 4. CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Wood, Callon, Pat- rick. FRONT ROW - Lukenbill, Sprad- Iing, Callon. 44 COLLEGE DAY COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Fahrbach, deLang Iade, McKee. FRONT ROW-Lukenbill, Collon, Billingsley. VESPERS COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Fox, DeWiHe. FRONT ROW -- Schon, Kinghom Springer, Dausmon, Tyner. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Mogle, Davis, Roth Weber, Gregory. FRONT ROW-Miller, Kofen, Dix- on, Cox, Byfield. SENIOR COMMITTEES WINTER PARTY COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Brown,Dismore,NeI sen, Alexander. FRONT ROW-Miller, Moeller, Moulclen, Morrow. JEWELRY COMMITTEE BACK ROW-MuIcaI1y,ColIon,rLe vay, Hume. SECOND ROW-Spradling, Dixon. FRONT ROW-Adams, Svolcup, Cooney. NOT PICTURED-Hopper, Lannon COLORS' COMMITTEE ,TBACK ROW-McBroom, Essex Loetsch, Boling. FRONT ROW-Purfee, Haskin Mosiman. SPRING PARTY COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Dwyer, Day, Hol- Ienbeck. FRONT ROW-Haines, Funk, Fer- guson, Davis. SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE BACK ROW-Howard, Brody. FRONT ROW - Whipple, Mosi- man, Haicher. NOT PICTURED-Conner, Koons. 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A Charlene Grever, La Verne Grider, Delores Grimes, J. Owen Grimes, Betty Grissom, Roxie Grath, Joann Guidone, Nancy Haas, Delores Hacker. Ralph Hall, Donald Harbald, D-clQ1l1y-Har- QQ, June Harden, Marilyn Harper, Merry Harris, Carolyn Hart, Cynthia Hatfield, Don Henson. Earbara Havens, Jack Hedrick, Patricia Hedrick, Robert Helk, Robert Henninger, Joann Henry, Lois Hershberger, Sam Hiatt, Joanna Hicks. QW - oan Hitchcock, Marcia Hofibauer, Lucretia uddleston, Joseph Humphreys, Alice Hunt, Robert Hyde, Della May Smith, Donna Hyer, .Marguerite Hyfield. Elain Jackson, Gloria Jackson, Marilyn Jai-nes, Bonnie Snow, Nancy Jeffries, Duane Johnson, Opal Johnson,-V Richard Johnson, Betty Jones. Ronnald Joyce, Jacqueline Kamp, Jenny Karnes, James Kaye, Annette Keith,'Qgrol Kendrick, Gerry Kilander, Donald Kil- Bourne, Carole Kirlin. Francis Kissick, Sharon Knisley, Marilyn Koch, Myles Koch, Kent Kollman, Gladys Kremiller, Leo La Grotte, John Lancaster, Joan Lane. .. Marie Lane, Movie La Rue, Donna Laughlin, Wayne Le Beau, Sylvia Lebo, Frank Lee, Marlene Lewis, Tod Lewis, Janet Linzie. John Littleton, Rowe Ann Loudon, Qfolyn ovelace, Robert Luedeman, Robert Luke, ack-'V Lynch, Robert Maginity, Patricia aple, Wayne Marx. oseph Mattingly, Billie McCandless, Kay ohr, Theodore McLaughlin, Judy McLeod, Rodney Meade, Donald Meek, Duane Meek, Mike Merchent. Fred Mertz, Patricia Mertz, Robert Meyer, Virginia Meyers, John Miles, Alyceann Mil- ler, Phyllis Miller, Walter Miller, Jack Milli. Richard Mitchell, James Monroe, Eileen Moore, Jayne Moore, John Morris, Bernita Morton, Nyna Morton, Dale Mueller, Gor- don Muesing. Glen Myers, Donald Newlin, Marilynn Nor- Nan, James Nuttall, Phyllis Ottinger, John aff, Robert Pannell, David Pasch, Ann atterson. 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William Hughes, Thomas Hunt, Robert Mont- gomery, Eleanore Landis, Gudron Ann Jen- son, Lois Jett, Donald Johnson, Gloria Jones, Katherine Jones. ,- Shirley Jones, William Jones, Dixie Judd, Janice Julian, Thomas Kehl, Donald Ken- nedy, John Kirkhoti, Anabelle King, Wilbur Kollmeyer. Eileen Kuner, William Larsh, Betty Lee, Frank Lee, Dorothy Leen, Linda Leslie, Carl Lester, Anne Lewis, Barbara Little. William Lloyd, Charlene Ludwig, Julie Mal- vase, Donald Martin, David Mattingly, Carl Maurice, Beverly Mavity, Thomas McCal- lister, Irene McClure. Frank McCormick, James McLeod, Rolland McMaster, Nancy McMillan, Patricia Mea- dows, Donald Middleton, James Miller, Jerry Miller, Judy Miller. Lois Miller, Wallace Miller, Marilyn Mottett, Norman Mohr, Donna Moore, Catherine Mosiman, Marianne Mueller, Jean Mulcahy, Rita Nagle. Betty Neely, Carol Nichols, Mary Lee Nichols, James Nieman, Eugene Ochs, Jeanette O'Donohue, Shirley Oilar, JoAnn Owens, Richard Parish. Janet Parker, Suzanne Parker, Frank Par- rish, William Payne, Robert Pirtle, Betty Peerman, Margaret Peyton, Thomas Phillips, Betty Jo Pitzer. Roger Povolock, Joyce Prescott, Duane Price, Dixie Pruett, Gene Raftery, Joyce Ransdell, Marilyn Rasener, Alice Ray, Don- ald Reder. Lowell Reeb, Beverly Reynolds, Mary Lou Richards, George Richardson, Ruth Ritenour, Priscilla Robards, Larry Robinson, Shirley Roberts, Richard Rogers. George Romy, William Ropp, James Ross, Charles Russell, Donna Russell, Keith Starr, Jon Sauer, David Sausser, Harold Schill. Anne Schmidt, Ellen Schon, Robert Schram, Robert Schrier, Carol Scott, Barbara Selm, Sharon Selzer, Peggy Sferruzzi, Sally Sferruzzi. Sharon Shea, Sandra Sheets, Thomas Shep- part, Marcia Shick, Martha Shortridge, Mary Lou Silver, Carol Smith, Frank Smith, Harry Smith. James Smith, Jean Smith, Sam Smith, Joe Spurgeon, Anton Sohn, Joyce Soltis, Jack Spratt, RoseYStewart, Shirley Stewart, Shir- ley Suhr. Barbara Swengel, Nancy Tanselle, Mary Ann Tapp, David Taylor, Carol Thompson, Leroy Thompson, William Thompson, Ron- ald Thorp, Louis Toole, Patricia Tunis. Janet Turner, Sandra Turner, Jacqueline Ulmer, Eleanor VanDyke, Mac Vidal, Doris Voeller, Barbara Walker, Barbara Walker, Carol Walker, Barbara Wallace. Susan Wallace, Thomas Walters, Shirley Watkins, Wayne Weaver, Margaret Weber, Beverly Weevie, Donna West, Donald Whit- friger, Norman Wilkens, Gloria Willard. Delvin Williams, Laura Williams, Robert Williams, Jeanette Wills, Larry Wilson, Charles Winslow, Richard Wood, Joyce Wright, Nancy Wyand, Richard Yurasko. ... f 5 f . 1 - H? 314 il fir l if t as V 1 if ' 2 '- , . '-' A , ,. , V' if-V: s sa 1-Qisffllfr , . U 4 K ' iff, :' ' A ' - . , - W :Vf K A3 il V ,, H E - 9' Ii '- ' fe , - 5 V f. . ., J 1 . 4 '. V ' V A t , .A , U , ff . y , ' ' .25 1. V f il ' J J 9, Jill-l , f 'xl ' 1:1 .,.,,,. W, if ,A ,QLi'i,.i, ,,,.qw ' 'Akk Q , . I . KLV7 f I 9 .. 4. V241 2.4 - I - . 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'V fi- 5 1 X, M 'L ti L 2 1 -. -f L 1 w - iw 1 '- W f i? -J J V , FRESHMEN Thomas Abell, Phyllis Agan, Donald Alex- ander, Joyce Alger, Richard Alyea, Ugene Anderson, Carolyn Andrews, Rana Apple- gate, Jack Baker. Delores Bakemeier, Lois Baldwin, James Barnes, Carolyn Barnett, Mary Baudendis- tel, John Beatty, Willa Bedell, Eldon Beh- rens, Maxine Bellsmith. Jeanine Bender, Nancy Bergen, James Bil- lingsley, Lou Ann Bischof, Marcia Blake, Jack Bogaert, Charles Boggs, Eddie Bohl- man, Robert Bostic. John Bowden, Charlene Bowles, Thomas Bradford, Thomas Branham, Marilyn Brents, Bernice Brill, John Brossart, Joann Brown, Lorinda Brown. Patricia Brown, Forrest Brown, Robert Brum- met, Herbert Buchanan, Helen Bunce, Don- na Burris, Beverly Byfield, Barbara Camp- bell, Clay Cameron. Carol Carey, Joyce Anne Carrington, Car- olyn Carrell, Barbara Carter, Gilbert Car- ter, Phyllis Catt, Donald Cermack, James Chandler, Ronald Chambers. Robert Childers, Jane Ann Clary, Marvene Cline, George Cocco, Carolyn Sue Collins, Sharon Conner, Frank Conrad, Marjorie Cook, Jerry Coonse. John Cooper, Joyce Coryell, Carl Cox, Jan- ice Cox, Janine Crease, Douglas Creed, Carmaretha Crenshae, Virginia Crider, Robert Cully. Rose Ann Cusick, Eugene Cunningham, James Davis, Donald Deal, Russell Dean, Ronald delanglade, Donald DeNoon, Vir- ginia Dodds, Richard Downey. Larry Downing, Patricia Dunigan, Robert Eade, David Eaton, Eleanor Edens, Rita Eder, John Edwards, Max Elliot, John Elmore. Ronald Emery, Nancy Endicott, Janice Englehart, Robert Ettinger, Robert Evans, Jerry Farran, John Fields, Thomas Fitz- water, Charles Ford. Patricia Ford, Ronald Fox, Jay Franklin, Wendell Freeman, Marshall French, Donna Funk, Ann Gardner, Price Garland, Vir- ginia Garrison. Marilyn Gaston, Eleanor Gilliatte, Nancy Gillum, Shirley Ginebaugh, Richard Givan, Barbara Goode, Judy Gordon, Robert Gos- sert, Jamie Goussy. Letha Graham, Judy Gray, Richard Gray, Alice Green, Garth Green, Mariorie Green, Robert Griltith, Kathleen Hack, Paul Hackleman. Priscilla Ham, Larry Hamel, Joyce Harper, Walter Harris, Patia Harrison, William Harrison, Phyllis Hartman, Sandra Haskett, Anita Hatch. Haskins Hatcher, Eugene Hausmann, San- dra Hauenstine, Rose Ann Hayes, Latonna Hedges, Herbert Heizer, Judy Henderson, Richard Hildreth, Loretta Hodges. Gene Holman, Fred Hooker, Eugene Hoov- er, Helen Hauser, Thomas Howard, Linda Huggins, Marilyn Hughes, Linda Huffman, Alice Huttord. Gerald Hunter, Jacqueline Hutson, Arlene liames, Sharon Ikerd, Douglas Jackson, Carol Jacobs, Janetta Jacobs, James Jen- kins, Patricia Jenkins. Thomas Jett, Elizabeth Johnson, Jack John- son, Jerry Johnson, Sara Johnson, Barbara Jones, Donald Jones, James Janes, Patricia King. Ruth Kirkham, Emmett Klauburg, Carol Klusman, Jacqueline Kaunty, Richard Lacy, Judith Lamb, Robert Lambert, Richard Langford, Patricia Lawhorn. Richard Layton, Cynthia Leslie, Lou Rae Leon, Kenneth Lester, Patricia Lewellen, Thomas Litteral, Ray Littleton, Jerry Lowe. Albert Magness. Hugh Maloy, Barbara Marlnee, Joan Marl- nee, Wayne Martin, Kathleen Mathes, Phillip Mattingly, Jean McCartney, Henri- etta McCarty, Howard McClain. Norman McFarland, Donald McKenna, Po- tricia McLaughlin, Marilyn McMillan, Charles McMullen, Kenneth McNeeley, Anita Meyer, Jacqueline Miggenburg, Roberta Millar. Carol Miller, Marilla Miller, Sarah Miller, Scott Miller, David Mills, Mark Mitzner, Richard Monroe, Billie Jesse Moore, Mar- garet Moreland. ,S Y.. ,eq 1. if , 9 is , ms J ,F . , . -J A - ', YEJ K , J I ' ' ii'-Y .. J V- . . 'P Qi? 'J - , 'if' . 5 W . 5 , , cz- . M at , Q -, . J ',.- 'J ' J J 2,1-1 J' -' if 7 ' . -- -11, A -'53 . J f Q ' . . ' J ' ' ' Fi , . , , , ,, . , ,, J A , ,. .,,. 7' ' me f I - , I ' ., , ,ff .. E 5 5: . G I .. V 2. J ' , , e 'Z L'f J ff7?'f fi WJ J V . JJ .. . 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J J - i V N ' ' 54522 - . xp. .. 4 - '53 Natalie Morgan, Thomas Morton, Nancy Moshenrose, Nancy Moss, Donald Mott, Patricia Murphy, Phyllis Myers, Phyllis Nar- agon, Patricia Neel. Sandra Newberger, Janet Newcomer, Ale- tha Newlin, Gordon Newman, Glenda Ni- black, Paul Niemann, Gloria Oberting, Mary Ellen Orton, Mariorie Padgett. Barbara Patterson, William Patterson, Dalel Penn, Jack Pennicke, Beverly Petty, Nancy' Ptlueger, Margaret Poggiani, Phyllis Pollock, Carolyn Pagett. Richard Ponti, Patra Porter, Donnell Portz- line, Brenda Powell, Galen Price, Philip Probst, Paul Procter, Carole Pryor, Harriet Quinn. Barbara Ramsey, Carol Ranson, Jerry Rasche, Janet Reed, Judy Reed, James Rein- ecke, Rose Mary Resener, Donald Reese, Roberta Riches. Betty Ricketts, James Riggs, Armand Roach, Jerry Robinson, Berna Rogers, William Rog- ers, Shirley Rowland, Robert Rupp, Marilyn Sapp. David Scheele, Wilma Schill, Karl Schnei- der, lrwin Schooler, Harold Schroder, John Schutt, Louella Schwartz, Barbara Scott, Patricia Scott. Marilyn Sering, Dwayne Sewell, Patricia Shannon, Robert Shelly, Vi Ann Shew, Karen Siersdale, John Simon, Richard Slaughter, Leonard Smith. Michael Smith, William Sohn, Judith Som- mers, Norma Soots, John Spencer, James Springer, Jean Springer, Mike Stark, Pa- tricia Steck. Phil Steckley, Jane Stelty, Thomas Steele, Vera Steele, James Steiner, Phyllis Stein- metz, Ronald Sterba, Edward Stevens, Phyl- lis Stevens. Warren Stewart, Shirley Stoelk, Janice Stonehouse, Sue Stow, Thomas Strange, Judy Stucky, Joan Stumph, John Stumph, Barbara Sturgeon. Merrill Talbert, Ronald Tanber, Ronald Taylor, Earlene Terry, Joyce Thayer, Har- old Thomas, Robert Thomas, Norman Thompson, Janet Thumma. l l l L arl Thurston, Lonnie Tillery, Sully Tinkle, T onzeda Tomey, Virginia Torreyson, Mary llrueblood, Garden Tucker, Alma Tutrow, oan Unnewehr. Karen Van Deventer, Carol Sue Vogt, Kurt hlon Burg, Carol Vote, Margaret Walker, lDonald Wallace, William Walton, Marilyn iWard, Barbara Warrick. l hack Webb, Sylvia Webb, Ann Wells, Keith Welsh, George Werner, Donald Wester- lhouse, Sandro Wideman, Susan Wilson, Hubert Wolven. Carol Wood, Phyllis Wright, Edna Wurster, pulia Wurster, Jessie Wuster, Jeanne Yoos, Theodore Young, Steve Ziegner, Selma Zore. MID-YEAR FRESHMEN peanette Antey, Sandra Becker, Robert laen, Linda Bishop, Nancy slackladge, iCorinne Bonnett, Maureen Borden, Gary Brandenburg, Thomas Brogan. James Burck, Betty Bymaster, Diane Camp- lbell, Joyce Church, Sharon Claywell, Frank 1Collins, James Cooley, Dale Davis, Carol lDay. Suzanne Delbauve, David Donovan, Carol Dorsett, Jack Dowden, William Ebert, Anna Eddy, Jean Edens, Linda Emery, Patricia Fisher. Ronald Freeland, Shirley Fritz, Carol Goiney, Harold Gardner, Jack Gregory, Marcia Hancock, James Haskell, John Hicks, Susie Hoffman . John Horton, Joan Huber, James Koellicker, Lee Koertge, Harold Koune, Nancy Kramer, Thomas Laughlin, Don Layton, Sherry Leppert. Conrad Long, Dorling Luke, James Mc- Bride, Sharon Mercer, Edward Miller, Eve- lyn Miller, Hoyt Miller, Jerry Nickel, Donald Peters. Larry Peyton, Beverly Pogue, Janet Powell, Dorothy Power, James Purcell, Edward Rabb, Russell Rader, Betty Raymer, Robert Reed. s W1 ,,', X fffr.VV ,'..' :V '.-, ' T LVL, 'U ' TT ff -T g A . 1 of - A ' 4: 1 - B T T 'S F V mir' V 'F - T T ,,,, 'Qs f - T -- ky r TA if 3, I 4 I TT TT R T g Sm A sf: ' A -'AN TT TT T T .. L ? T 6 - - s - .. ,v 5 4:4 t. Tv 12 T QT ff V T T Y V T rtt, M T ' '51 TV if T1 V T V N J Q f A . 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' 1 - E T if .T TV T W T V V LV ' fe . f T T - -V-:V T A , 1, - J T T ff' 'sa V 'J V , J 3' ' ' ' M5 T , ...fx ' S A i',1:Eei ' .1 T I fflffvii V T 1 A VT T W' 5 ig ef J fr 'Q TT f sr V ffv 'X T .Q-, I T W 'NT A .XV 1 ' 55 John Robertson, Steven Rollings, Richard Sayer, Peter Shick, Thomas Schierbaum, Jerry Scott, Charlene Settles, Barbara Shugert, Marilyn Snider. Loretta Somerville, James Spears, Leland Springer, Maryemma Spurgeon, Patricia Stanley, Sarah Steele, Thomas Steele, Char- lotte Stuck, Virginia Stuck. Donna Theising, Sherry Turpen, Charles Vogt, Duane Whipple, Thomas Whitaker, Ronald Whittington, Leonard Williams, George Woodbury. NOT PICTURED JUNIORS-John Cripe, Richard Hauck, Shir- ley McClain, Donald Maloof, Norma Midt- bruget, Rex Parks, Ward Thayer. SOPHOMORES-Lois Claking, Robert Cox, Gerianne Hine, Ellen Pearson, Barbara Smithson. FRESHMEN-Barbara Buchanan, Larry For- rest, Kay Grammer, Joann Hoover, Gerald Morgan, Robert Penman. The freshmen find out, on the first day of school that they don't need the bookstore tickets the upperclassmen sold them. lt's still first come, first served in the line for school supplies. Intramural Sports Have Good Year Howe's intramural sports program is rapidly develop- ing into a well rounded, semester-round activity. The program has grown so that it now includes football, bas- ketball, softball, badminton, volley ball, bowling, track, and baseball. Any boy who is not on any of the school athletic teams may participate in this program. Mr. Lyman Combs is head of the program and does a very capable job in handling the various activities. Boys may organize their own teams and then submit the name of the team to Mr. Combs who will enter their team for league com- petition. Everything is in fun, and this is demonstrated clearly in the names of the teams, which include such monickers as Hot Shots, Fancy Pants, lrish. The basketball leagues, perhaps, are the most popu- lar since their seasons are the longest. All winter the gym was used on Monday and Thursday nights as the boys went after the league championship. There are two leagues. One is for the freshman and sophomore boys, and the other for junior and senior boys. The members of the team which wins the league champion- ship receive medals designating the sport in which they won them. These medals are of the keychain variety and may be displayed easily. A lot of congratulations should be given Mr. Combs because he has developed the intramural program into a worthwhile and entertaining asset of our school. Icontinued on page 931 Here is a typical intramural scramble for the ball under the basket. lt looks like it might be Bob Henninger tipping the ball, but we're not sure. UPPER LEFT: In a league game encounter Bob Henninger is shown tiring a shot at the basket while Bob Kouns and Ward Powell eagerly await the rebound, if any. UPPER RtGHT: This picture really shows the spirit of the intramural games. Everyone was so interested in getting the ball that he didn't care to smile for the birdie. 57 rl 'F' M'f9 ' W ,,...,-H 'm A5 f wffvk' M Vg.. N y 3 i L1 XX 2 K .wwwjw ' 5513 3 ,NA Q w Q Q' JW7 M F124 y :. m.1mfs5.,,,,::,'., nf , A . , 1WLs', Qi? y ,M an ,W ,ww 951 L . ' w s,Q.,.ff w'T fiw H af 1 X 2 52 3 g ff' 4 mi L aan Vw , W 'QM 11 Q ' X52 f 'Mis wing MWEQFIQX. fm ,',, A ,, 1115512 ftzgzd, ,, xve..S,L R M2 , , ,gf-iw, 2 Q W 'if N , Q? H. X i l12fC,S lmowe . . . ACTIV TIES in 1957 Caught in the act . . . Jim Stilwell takes time out from choir practice to dream a little. Wonder what it is all about? FORUM ROMANUM BACK ROW-McMillan, Pollock, Lawhorn, Fox, DeNoon Hatcher, Anderson, Canger, Spurgeon. THIRD ROW-Winslow, Buchanan, Wuster, Warrick, Ober ting, McMillan, Crider, Steiner. SECOND ROW-Rowland, Fountain, Mueller, Graham Rountree, Beatty. FRONT ROW-Scott, Johnson, Hendrickson, Vogt, Bowen. LATIN CLUB BACK ROW-deLangIade, Baker, Mosiman, Bettcher, Linzie Byfield, Steele. THIRD ROW-Funk, Jacobs, Fisk, King, Parker, Dunigan. SECOND ROW-Jones, Cassady, Crisler, Bergen. FRONT ROW-Nagle, Wurster, Campbell, O'Donoghue. SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW-Talbert, Eddy, Stewart, Gassert, Shreve, Hodgin, Widdifield, Wilkens. THIRD ROW-Carmack, Tanselle, Moreland, Reynolds, Rans- dell, J. Coryell, C. Coryell. SECOND ROW-Parker, Endicott, Crider, Armstrong, Miller Cox. Whitaker. VISUAL EDUCATION BACK ROW-Applegate, Balmer, Williams, Propps, Fulton Steward, Lee, Branson, Wallace, Heavenridge. THIRD ROW-C. Coryell, M. Alexander, Agnew, Stone Campbell, Read, Martin, Jump. SECOND ROW-Carlock, Herrington, Hinkle, Crisler, Theis ing, Sausser, Holmes. FRONT ROW-Burck, B. Alexander, Myers, Bainaka, Ritzi White, Spurgeon. 1 1 FRONT ROW-Keith, vice-president, Thorp, president- 1 1 niryli 3 ,C w -or ,f . N f Cie ,N A .X 5 ru TOP PICTURE BACK ROW-Carrington, Be- zll, Applegate, Gastow, Green, usman, Endicott, vice-president, zuser, secretary, Johnson, Funk, uggins. THIRD ROW-Hutson, Hack, x, Dunigan, Byfield, Gillum Ilins, Jacobs, Jones. SECOND ROW-Andrews onner, Lamb, Bowles, Alger, 'iIl, Agan, Hughes, treasurer IHCC. FRONT ROW-Crease, John n, Catt, Carroll, Baldwin own, Burris. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW-McMillan, Myers, ckets, Orton, Wuster, Pryor, esident, Reed, Powell, Scott, new, Barnett, Moreland. THIRD ROW-Pollock, Siers- lle, Millar, Oberting, Moss, ard, Wright, VanDeventer iller, Sturgeon, Unnewehr. SECOND ROW-Murphy nannon, Torreyson, Newberger, rkham, Stucky, Sommers, War sk, Rowland, Wood, Vogt nkle, Sering. FRONT ROW-Yoos, Pagett ells, Porter, Naragon, Neel ewcomer, Price, Wurster, Soots iueger. Off On The Right Foot Service, loyalty, trienolship-these ideas express the purpose of the freshmen girls' club, Selotra. Club colors are represented by 'those that most people call to mind when they think ot a freshman-green and light green. Activities for the year included a talk on good grooming by the head of CI beauty college, a Hallowe'en Party, a style show given by the members, a Welcome Party tor January fresh- men, and other activities that the four girls' clubs participated in together. Officers of this club were: Carole Pryor, president, Nancy Endicott, vice-president, Helen Houser, secretary, and Marilyn Hughes, treasurer. This year's sponsor was Miss Ellen O'Drain. Oh, To Be A Sophomore Again! LaNina, the sophomore girls' club, under the sponsorship of Miss Jerry Motley, was very busy this year. They took part in the fall Welcome Party, the Christmas Party, and the Competitive Sing, which, this year, was combined with the Mother's Day Tea, and took the place of stunt day. These activities were done in cooperation with the other three girls' clubs. Among their own individual activities there was a Valentine Party. At one meeting, Miss Shirley Diehl, from the Physical Education Department, demonstrated some new dance steps to the members. Club colors are really prettier than they sound-red and light pink. Officers this year were: Alice Ray, president, Eleanor Van- Dyke, vice-president, Jeanette Wills, secretary, Carol Carmichael, treasurer. - .. l. l fq 4' A sri S J .Ox I if ii' ' . id f I-23 ToP PICTURE l BACK Row-wyand, Leel Henderson, Harrison, Sheets, N Kee, Eddy, Bergen, Founta' McMillan, Anderson. THIRD ROW-Nagle, Ho Hendrickson, Swengel, Willa: Hine, Moffett, Calkins, Bore Miller. SECOND ROW - Parke Baker, Tanselle, Cox, Benne B. Walker, C. Walker, Ar strong, Baird. FRONT ROW-Carmack, B wen, Eickhoff, Lee, Roberts, Gi' land, Black, Lewis, Ludwig. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW-Richards, Lan Gebhardt, Broeking, Stew Gassert, Turner, McLeod, W aker, Smithson. THIRD ROW-Malvase, Mu ler, Bennett, Harbison, Beat J. Craig, Ransdell, Thompso Neely. SECOND ROW - Shortridg Callahan, Jones, Cassady, Sch: Carmichael, treasurer, VanDyl vice-president, Wright. FRONT ROW-Cruse, Hink Hauenstine, Hackleman, Sc Ray, president, Wills, secreta CERAMICS CLUB BACK ROW-Ritenour, Bischof, Malvase, Barnett, Morton. SECOND ROW-Mr. Howard, sponsor, Stewart, Hufford, Howard, Ryan, Todd. FRONT ROW-Cox, Midtbruget, McCarty, Wickes. FOOTLIGHT REVELERS BACK ROW-Read, Fryer, vice-president, Steward, Grissom Luke, Wilkins, Gooch. THIRD ROW-Hitchcock, Spradling, secretary, Crowmer Nagle, Little. SECOND ROW-Shick, Baker, Parker, Meyer, LaRue, Koten president. FRONT ROW-Applegate, Midtbruget, Rasener, Haskin treasurer, Harding. 7 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB BACK ROW-Smithson, Nichols, McClain, Walker, Sparks Pyritz, Smith THIRD ROW-Parker, Sturgeon, Tanselle, Patterson, Judd Morgan, Lukenbill. SECOND ROW-Ludwig, Felton, Miss Coy, sponsor, McLeod Huddleston. FRONT ROW-Fountain, Keith, secretary-treasurer, Amos historian, Haines, president, Turner, vice-president. BACK ROW-Carrington, Jacobs, Tracy, Terry, Miller, Hart- man, Huggins. THIRD ROW-Ealy, Hitzelberger, Smith, Wuster, Gray Green, Andrews. SECOND ROW-Webb, Bolin, Clark, Blake, Dawson, McClure, Forehnd. FRONT ROW-Watson, Hauenstine, Roberts, Lee, Shirrell. 1 r 1 1 YELL LEADERS BACK ROW-Voeller, Draper, Carmichael Eickhoff, Boren. SECOND ROW-Reed, Hyfield, Walker Graves, Clark. FRONT ROW-Miller, Adams, Miner, Kerr Ferguson, Roth. BATON TWERLERS BACK ROW-Stowe, Terry, Miller, Stonehouse Dickerson. SECOND ROW-Ricketts, Clark, Peyton, Alley, Newburger, Ferguson. FRONT ROW-Soots, Purman, Allison, secre- tory-treasurer, Hill, president, Decker, SfelTy. SPORTSMAN'S CLUB STANDING--Williams, Read, Aderholdt, Cru- dick, Brocxdlick, Conrad, Hausmann, Schumber, Strange, Edwards, Mr. Smith, sponsor, Steele. SEATED-Petty, Great Horned Owl. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Photography Club members this year in cluclecl: Herrington, Goebel, Garrett, Paxton, Holtman, Rountree, Luedeman, Sohn, Barrick, Propps, Reed, Hatcher. 1 'N v -.La jf., ,w Xl mf f 'XFX fi f TOP PICTURE BACK ROW-Morton, presi nt, Reed, Miller, McClain, nn, Simko, Grider, Gulleson h, James, Henry, Davis. HIRD ROW-Goebel, Darner new, Moore, Havens, Mul ny, Vlantis, Theising, Graves, aplegate. sEcoND ROW-Keith, Fuller, awe, Kamp, Kendrick, Doak owmer, Parker, Linzie, Allison FRONT ROW-Stu mph, Hu nt, dtbruget, Patterson, Rinard oo, Kirlin, Dausman, Turley lffflun. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW-Harbold, Scott, - issom, Terrell, Barnett, Mosi- n, secretary, Hytield, Maple, icy, Porter, DeNoon, Cross- , Frazier. THIRD ROW-Earle, Carlson, exander, Harper, Rhoads, zkson, Vlantis, Harden, Baker, tiield, treasurer, Hitchcock, teking. SECOND ROW-Wilkens, Wie- r, Felton. Lovelace, Paxton, ry, Evans, vice-president, Col- 't, Miller, Fry. 'RONT ROW - Herschberger, rns, Harris, Strother, Hicks, rk, Shirrell, Ottinger, Gui- 1e, Costin, Meyers. ' 1 r 1 1 Junior Queens Howe's violets were a very active bunch this year. They par- ticipated in a number of activities. Among these, the most well known is that of choosing the candidates for Violet Queen. Every year the Queen of Violets comes to Violet Hill to see the progress made by Howe students. It is this club's honor to have one of its members chosen Violet Queen. Other activities of the club were a joint meeting with the Hi-Y for a discussion on dating problems, a fashion talk by a repre- sentative trom a local department store, and a iitterbug contest. Club colors are symbolic of royalty-violet and deep purple. Olticers who served the club this year were: Nyna Morton, president, Angie Evans, vice-president, Cathie Mosiman, secre- tary, Cynthia Hatfield, treasurer. Mrs. Ruth Reed was the club sponsor this year. l ' ' ' . - - in Big Women on Campus When girls at Howe reach their final year of school, they are eligible to belong to Hosegi, the senior girls' club. Club colors are navy and light blue. Hosegi members are so busy with studying CTU and other senior activities, that they meet only during the tall semester. These girls decorate for the football and cross country ban- quet,.and participate in the activities with the three other girls' clubs. Of special interest to Hosegi members are college guid- ance and vocational speakers. Interesting lectures are given on sororities, also. Officers this year were: Jane Koten, president, Julie Schon, vice-president, Carol Wickes, secretary, Karel Kingham, treasurer. Miss Jean Carpenter sponsored the club this year. ls. V. TOP PICTURE BACK ROW-McMillan, Mei denhall, Coryell, Cox, Owei Agan, Lowe, Hatcher. THIRD ROW-Hodgin, Jone Lawley, Billingsley, Rosebrocl Johnston, Jackson, Simmons. SECOND ROW-Spradling Northern, O'Harrow, Meye Hendrickson, Mattson, Fout Harding. FRONT ROW-Haskins, Co Ion, Sentman, Schon, vice-pres dent, Kingham, treasurer, Kotel president, Wickes, secretary Meyers. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW-Moeller, Calkin Herrington, Rowland, Clar Coonse, Williams, Nickel, Adam Harden. THIRD ROW-Alexander, Leei lukenbill, Dousman, Mosima Ferguson, Reisner, Cooney, Ste cup, Kerr, VanZante. SECOND ROW-Byers, Farm Collins, Hockenberry, Carpent Muszor, Haines, Deltour, Clest FRONT ROW-Brandt, Mine Parks, Todd, Shepherd, William Leslie. JUNIOR RED CROSS BACK ROW--Nagle, Soltis, Wills, Harbison, Malvase, Gris- som, Kountz, Garrett, Goebel, Green, Cruse. THIRD ROW-Parker, Walker, McClain, Stewart, Willard, Patterson, Tracy, Morton, Brill, VanDeventer. SECOND ROW-Ludwig, Bennett, Baker, Wuster, Patter- son, Edens, Huddleston. FRONT ROW-Shepherd, Bennett, treasurer, McLeod, vice- president, Hackelman, president, Keith, secretary, Turner, Miss Hasler, sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW-Weber, Steward, Fulton, Wilkins, Wood, Vogel, Dawson, Patrick. THIRD ROW-Theobald, Gassert, Gerrard, Clester, Parker, Crisler, Broadlick, Ware. SECOND ROW-Mendenhall, McMillan, Clark, Fry, Salis- bury, Luedeman. FRONT ROW-Enochs, Scott, Moffett, Fuller, Eads, Niemann. BETA HI-Y BACK ROW-Hausmann, Smith, Cradick, Gooch, president, Mohr, Gassert, vice-president, Stevens, secretary, Bogaert, Steele. SECOND ROW-Mcleocl, Hamel, Westerhaus, McNeeley, Beatty, treasurer, Sohn, Schutt, Hatcher. FRONT ROW-Schooler, Young, Evans, Scheele, Slaughter, Miller, Gray, Simon. SENIOR HI-Y BACK ROW-Davis, treasurer, Collier, president, Miller, Rogers, Nelsen, chaplain, THIRD ROW-Beatley, Roth, Patrick, Holcomb, Brady, Gregory. SECOND ROW-Phillips, vice-president, Fryer, Alexander, Dougherty, secretary, Edds, sponsor. FRONT ROW-Miller, Merchant, Nuttall, Heniser, sponsor. UPPER LEFT BACK ROW-Chambers, Gates, Hitzke, Masters, Cook. THIRD ROW-Sauer, Sohn, Joyce, Stafford, Anderson, Duryea. SECOND ROW-Mertz, Demmary, Hatcher, Hiatt, Myers, Roden- beck, Ropp. FRONT ROW-McClain, smekang, weevie, Bedell. ' UPPER RIGHT BACK ROW-Bough, Wilson, Helkema, Weber, Ware, Lee. THIRD ROW-Smith, Bates, Worell, Burton, Kaye, Chandler. SECOND ROW-Hodgin, Boren, Stewart, Weber, Reinecke, Doyal. FRONT ROW-Ray, Miller, Bergen, Hicks, Lewis. LOWER LEFT BACK ROW-Black, Johnston, Eickhoff, Horton, Maloy. FRONT ROW-Bonstrup, Applegate. AND THE BAND PLAYS ON What a thrilling sight it was to see the Howe Band, under the able direction of Mr. Robert Burford, come marching down the field at football games last fall. It was equally thrilling to sit spellbound while the band entertained with its exciting interpretations of concert selections. This year, the band has been raising money towards the purchase of new uniforms. The money received from the annual Band Festival, held this year on March 2, went to further this cause. Also at the Festival, a Mr. and Miss Music were chosen. Warren Roth and Beverly Weevie were elected to receive the titles. Other candidates were Larry Phillips, Bob Bron- strup, Ronnie Joyce, Alice Ray, Mary Bergen, and Charlotte Owens. Serving as president and vice-president this year were Guy Doyal and Beverly Weevie, respectively. 68 f RIGHT BACK ROW-Shreve, Hatcher, Reed, Prather. FRONT ROW-Padgett, Orton, Miller. FAR RIGHT BACK ROW-Bettcher, Stevens, Fillmen. FRONT ROW-Winslow, Jump. PLAY, FIDDLES PLAY The 1951 Howe Orchestra was directed by Miss Al- berta Denk. This was Miss Denk's first year at Howe. The orchestra this year was especially well-trained, and again it had the distinction of being one of the top high school orchestras in the state. It has performed for the senior play, the Footlight Revelers' play, and assembly programs. In addition the orchestra presented its own concert on December I. Paul Jump was featured as piano soloist on this program. He played the first movement of Beethoven's Concerto in C. Also on the program were vocalists Larry Phillips and Beverly Weevie. Included in the repertoire of the orchestra this year were, Schubert's Unfinished Symphony, Strauss's Blue Danube, Selections from Jerome Kern, and Selections from South Pacific. UPPER LEFT, BACK ROW-Smith, Burton, Farran, Kaye. FRONT ROW-Bergen, Hodgin, Miller. LOWER LEFT, BACK ROW-Ball, Hildreth, Craig, Mott, Segall. FRONT ROW-Baudendistel, Merkel, Steckley. UPPER RIGHT, BACK ROW-Ottinger, Eikenberry, Garrett, Cavender. FRONT ROW-Petty, Crease, Sommers. LOWER RIGHT, BACK ROW-Hitzke, Joyce, Hatcher, Heath, Rodenbeck. FRONT ROW-Johnston, Bedell, McMasters, Demmary. 69 A A HA L A TOP PICTURE BACK ROW-Crawford, Tay- lor, McCallister, Purcell, Suhre, Hopper, Dismore, Essex, Buerkle. THIRD ROW-Somerville, Roth, Mulcahy, Kilbourne, McBroom, Otto, Miller, Enochs, Freeman. SECOND ROW-l.aRue, Fuller, Davis, Voeller, Nistazu, Crider, Ford, Martin. FRONT ROW-Shick, Guidone, Baker, Weevie, Sferruzzi, Dixon, Winn, Fountain, Ealy. l l VOICE OF HOWE The Howe Choir, under the in- spiring direction of Frank S. Wat- kins, did its customary good work ot selling Howe to the public. By singing at various programs in and outside of school, the choir has made itself known not only to Howe patrons and students, but also to the whole city and state. Among the many performances given by the choir this past year were ap- pearances at the Monument Circle at Christmas, Downey Avenue Chris- tian Church, Brightwood Methodist Church, and Howe's Community Christmas program. Besides ap- 70 pearing at assemblies honoring speakers and special events, the choir has given assemblies of its own. May 4 was the date ot the Vocal Music Festival. At this time the choir, assisted by the various glee clubs, gave a varied program of classical, semi-classical, and popu- lar music. Among selections tea- tured were Showboat Medley, The Holy Ci1y, and a dramatized version of Little Red Riding Hood. Phill Stevens served as accompa- nist this year. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW-Phillips, Stevens, Powell, SCIPPf Greene, Parrish, Gooch, Hellwege. THIRD ROW-Foster, Jones, Meek, Ford, Burton, Stilwell, Romy, Clark. SECOND ROW - McMillan, Hatcher, Owen, Whitaker, North- ern, Boling, Harbold, Nagle. FRONT ROW-Simmons, Wat- kins, Collins, Fouts, Koten, Sent- man, Evans, Leslie. Janet Paxton, glee club accompanist, Phil lip Stevens, choir accompanistg Norma Doak glee club accompanist. SMALL GROUPS MAKE BIG MUSIC Mr. Robert Burford is also director of the B band, in which he trains the less experienced players. They are all working towards A band next year. If the girls' octet with their director, Mr. Frank Watkins, seem a wee bit smug, it's be- cause they've had a wonderful year, high- lighted by singing at the governor's mansion. Their theme song is When You're SmiIing. Close running with the octet are the Choralaires, a newly organized group of advanced girls' glee club members, also di- rected by Mr. Watkins. These girls are doing a wonderful iob and made their first radio appearance on February 'l8. The string quartets are directed by Miss Alberta Denk. They have had a very success- ful year climaxed by appearances at Butler University and the All-City String Ensemble Festival at the World War Memorial. The en- sembles took first place at the Ensemble Fes- tival last year. FIRST STRING QUARTET Reed, Shreeve, Hatcher, Prather. SECOND STRING QUARTET Padgett, Jump, Funk, Bettcher. GIRLS' OCTET BACK ROW-Fountain, Koten, Simmons, Northern. FRONT ROW-Baker, Weevie, Paxton, Collins. B BAND BACK ROW-Carter, Fluharty, Ebert, Downey, delang- lade, Jackson. THIRD ROW--Creed, Benefiel, Blair, Spratt, McKenna. SECOND ROW-Slaughter, Schutt, Sohn, Harris, Mott. FRONT ROW-Jenkins, McMaster, Procter, Spencer, Sheuw. SECOND HOUR GLEE CLUB BACK ROW-Mulcahy, Hatch, Moreland, Jacobs, Bunce Wurster, Gootee, Pitzer, Riches, Saltes, VanDyke. FIFTH ROW-Little, Landis, Bischof, Frederick, Cates, Rite nauer, Broeking, Grimes, Phillips, Mendenhall. FOURTH ROW-Patterson, Johnson, Tanselle, Parker, West lake, Jackson, Thumma, Ludwig, Walker, Stewart, Owens Sands. THIRD ROW-Karnes, Linzie, Bolin, Hauenstine, Perry, Ford McMillan, Torreyson, Marlnee, Hine, Hackleman, Chandler Pryor. SECOND ROW-Cowell, Cogill, Ottinger, Paxton, Eroek ing, Andrews, Nack, Suhr, Tomey, Kirkham, Cox. FIRST ROW-Bennett, Midtbruget, Schill, Stumph, Bauden- distel, Hicks, Crease, Pagett, Moulden, Beasley, McCarty, Naragron, Cook. FIFTH HOUR GLEE CLUB BACK ROW-Hedges, Myers, Grider, Nagel, Castor, Oilor, DeGroot, Conner. FIFTH ROW-Greene, Gardner, Bakemeier, Cunningham, Yoos, Green, Harrison, Steel, Bennett, Dunn. FOURTH ROW-Fry, Pollock, Crider, Brown, Wuster, Jen- sen, Dodds, Anderson, Miller, Ham, Ferguson. THIRD ROW-Harrington, Rhoades, Jackson, Terry, Miller, O'horrow, Hunt, Wallace, Barnett, Englehart. SECOND ROW-Schierbaum, Eden, Collins, Reynolds, Boren, Black, Leslie, Murphy, Shew, Mayer, Sommers, Wells. FRONT ROW-Doak, King, Alley, Steffy, Hauensfine, Fisher, Carrol, Brown, Stonehouse, Neal, Sering, Ritzi. FOURTH HOUR GLEE CLUB BACK ROW-Ginebaugh, Brents, Miller, Gray, Walker, Wabnitz, Meyers, Norman, Dunigan, Tinkle. FOURTH ROW-Lewellen, Cusick, Gassert, Pflueger, Mor- gan, Boheim, Jacobs, Wurster, Bender, Willard. THIRD ROW-Brandt, McMillan, Marlnee, Johnson, Apple- gate, Kountz, Gordon, Blake, Oberting, Schwartz, Wood. SECOND ROW-Lewis, Endicott, Wallace, Povolock, Swift, Jones, Chastain, Smith, Conner, Hood, Bloemhof. FIRST ROW-Catt, Eickhoff, Jones, Scott, Akers, Harper, Newcomer, Genshaw, Hill, Rowland, Bowen. BOY'S GLEE CLUB BACK ROW-Heitz, Thompson, Lowe, Franklin, Larsh, Shelley, Reder, Vidal, Anderson, Ponti. FOURTH ROW-Price, Stevens, McNeeley, Anderson, Hot- cher, Broeking, Applegate, Gassert, Brummett, Heizer. THIRD ROW-Jones, Steckley, LeBeau, Drummond, Cook, McCormick, Holtman, Morgan, Kester, Chaplin. SECOND ROW-DeNoon, Reinecke, Holman, Steiner, Starr, Young, Creamer, Bolin, Jett, Beatley. FIRST ROW-Evans, Wolven, Hooker, Zeigner, VonBurg, Sterba, Warner, Wiese, Harrison, Spurgeon, Watkins. 1 COUNCIL COMBINES WORK AND FUN Each homeroom elects one representative to be a mem- ber of Howe's Student Council, which meets every two weeks. The Council held its first assembly program in the fall, At the assembly, the various activities which Howe has to oFfer students were presented in a most appealing fashion. Their second program, held in the spring, presented Howites in a talent show. Last fall, the Council procured a television set which was placed in the cafeteria while the World Series games were being played. . Judy Springer attended the National Student Council convention in Denver, Colorado, last summer, representing Howe. Her report was given at the fall assembly. H TOP LEFT, JUNIORS, BACK ROW-Stewart, Paff, Koch, Thomas, Bowman. FRONT ROW-Cisco, Mosiman, Harbold, Doak, Baker, Wilson. BOTTOM LEFT, FRESHMAN, BACK ROW-Steele, Ponti, McFarland. FRONT ROW-Byfield, Tinkle, Endicott, Dunigan. 1 ann una: . I TOP RIGHT, SENIORS, BACK ROW-Lukenbill, Rogers, Wil- liams, Roth, Adams. I FRONT ROW-Callon, Northern, Ferguson, Kerr. BOTTOM RIGHT, SOPHOMORES, STANDING-Miller, Wilkens, Cooper, Conger, Bechtel. SEATED-Shick, Mosiman, Eickhott, Lee, Henderson, Wallace. STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET, BACK ROW-Roth, president, Cooper, assistant secretary, Thomas, iunior representative, Ponti, freshman representative. FRONT ROW-Lukenbill, secretary, Northern, senior repre- sentative, Lee, sophomore representative, Cisco, vice-president. 73 4 I I 'I V, 'I - 'J STANDING-Myers, Corey. SEATED-Harbold, Hodgin, Hatcher. Also summoned to the TOWER on beat day are the editorial, column, and feature writers. These peo- ple are given instructions as to the topic of their writing for the next issue. The reporters busy themselves by running around the building, interviewing teachers and students alike. When these assignments are turned in, they're typed by the typists, then copyread and given headlines. As the copy comes back from the printer, the proofreaders IIBII Hey, Mr. Mellott! What's a good headline for this article? This is only one of the perplexing problems carried to Wayne Mellott, sponsor of the HOWE TOWER. Howe's bi-weekly school paper is planned by the editors, John Shreve and Jeanette Dixon, about two weeks ahead of the publication deadline. Page editors then plan their pages and send beat notices to the reporters, who know this means to come to the TOWER to get their assignments. go to work, then the page editors make up their pages from the proofs, and the dummies are sent back to the printer. The finished product is a satisfying production to the TOWER staff and adviser. There's always news of Howe which should be re- ported to the community and the rest of Indianapolis. The News Bureau handles this job efficiently. Bureau members write stories about the event or production and send them in to the local newspapers. STANDING-Applegate, Spradling, Koch, Northern, Jump, Worth- ington, Steiner, Rogers, Gill, Lukenbill, Crowmer, Hodgin. SEATED-Steward, Dixon, Shreve, Farmer, Baker. 74 l DUALS BEAT DAY Editor-in-chief ,,A,,7. ,,,,A,, J ohn Shreve Associate Editor ....,.., ...... J eanette Dixon Page ll Editor .....,.7 ,,,,AA E dwarcl Steward Page Ill Editor .....,. ,,,,,4, A lice Farmer Page IV Editor ...... ......,..,.,.. J ack Rogers Feature Editor ..,... ..,.,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.., N ancie Northern Feature Stott .,.,., ..,,.w, B etty Lukenbill, Janet Crowmer, Tricia Baker, Sara Spradling Editorial Editor ....,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, P oul Jump Editorial swf? ,.,.,t.. ..,,, E... s U e Hodgan, Anna Applegqie, Elaine Jackson Sports Stat? ...,..., Dick Gilmore, George Gill, Myles Koch, Don Steiner, Gary Henry, Robert Schrier Wilkins, Boling, Henry, Davis, Haines, VanZante, Evans, Johnston, Karnes, Jackson, Simmons. Reporters .......................... Joyce Myers, Dorothy Harbold, John Niemann, Murilyn Fuller, Mary Lou Eade, Cynthia Hatfield, Joan Hitchcock, Sharon, Stumph, Karel Kingham Copy Editors, , .,,c,.... Fred Boling, Dottieio Davis Proofreaders ,.,...,. ,, ....s., Jenny Karnes, Diana Wilkens Exchange Editor ..,,,,,,,-, .....,.,.,,,,.c,......,.., C arol Johnston Circulation Manager .V.V,,.. Vcc.ss.......s M argaret Simmons Circulation Staff ..c.,s,..... s.,,.... J o Meyer, Lois Williams, Phyllis Haskin Photographer ,,,,,, . ,.,..,......,,,...... ..... G eorge Propps Cartoonists ,,,,,A.. ,....., , Don Harpold, Fenton Stewart Picture Editor .....u.......,v . ......................e...ss.... Joann Henry Typists ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Carol Johnston, Louise Van Zante, BOTTOM PICTURE Barbara Jackson Kingham, Harbold, Hitchcock, Fuller, Niemann, Eade, Hatfield, Stumph, Myers, Propps, Shreve. 75 V Y Y ABOVE-Phill demonstrates his prowess C?J with a slide rule as Norma, Ann, and Bev take a break from their work on the book. WE'RE SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD Up three flights of stairs, around the corner, up another flight of stairs, up the spiral staircase, and finally we come to the beloved abode of the HILLTOPPER staff. The 1951 staff began work by sponsoring the Topper Twirl last April, and the X- J Wk K V gr YVAV: Y V 2 2 Ai- My lyh .xyyi l y 4 y :IVP , 1,1 t e ., irt' 1 ig' :,, 5 -'v :' -,.,,.:.. L W ' N K' KT i i A A li ,,,, 5 c r l , 1 Vigyzy A V' - , i.'g Autograph party for the 1950 book. During summer vacation, Jo Meyer and Janet Paxton attended Indiana University's Journalism lnsti- tute for two weeks, where they worked on plans for the '51 book. As soon as the fall semester began, business managers, Ardith Whipple and Alan Taylor, began to think of ways to balance the budget. Then came the assembly program, at which the Brown Boy and Golden Girl candidates were introduced and the first announcement was made about having individual underclass pictures in the '51 book. The subscription cam- paign was climaxed by the Brown and Gold dance on October 7. Norma Doak and Phill Stevens, club and activities editors, respectively, then proceeded to make out picture schedules and decipher identification hieroglyphics. ln between picture schedules and lists of names Ann Sterns, un- derclassman editor, tried making faces at all the underclassmen, so they would all smile while being photographed. Alan learns from Ardith that 1 'l' 1 do equal 2 when it's money at stake. 76 l . 1 1 it lv 3 is S J-Www 'fcsvfwxfii iisseireweiw' F H1 f f ff .- '? -affvsigw-liMfei?i,15?2 is-Ss? . YUS53' 1' 2,272 N ,,m,,.,.. X is 4 a i Y j 3' X ad . fi 5 if Y., -. . L .,: ff' ii' 1 . I .,,, sl. K I , Q AV 5 ABOVE-George carefully explains to Johnny, Janet, and . FS ' ' Bob that there is no birdie in his camera. V ' J ,W . l RIGHT-Jane and Alice give up after weeks of work with senior picture schedules and activity blanks. Johnny Essex, sports editor, made sure all teams had their cheery faces and records inserted in the book. He was assisted by Bob Ware, George Propps, and Janet Lowe. George also took a number of pictures in the book. As the glossies returned from the photogra- pher, make-up editors, Jessie Corey, Jane Reed, Janet Paxton, and Annette Keith, began the tax- ing iob of cutting and mounting them on card- board and sending them to the engravers. Jo Meyer, editor-in-chief, and Janet Callon, associate editor, planned the introductory section pictures and copy along with Beverly Hendrickson, photography editor, and engineered the book as a whole. As picture proofs came back from the engraver they were pasted in the dummy, a replica of the book you are now reading, and the completed dummy was then sent to the printer. It suddenly dawned upon the staff that all the copy was due by March l, if the book was to get to students before June. This caught senior The three J's of the make-up staff, Janet, Jessie, and Jane, smooth out a layout problem. editors, Alice Hatcher and Jane Koten staying up one morning until 2 a. m. just so the seniors could have their activities recorded along side their pictures. Our thanks go to Mr. Richard Brier of Indianapolis Engrav- ing Co., Mr. Ralph Klare, of Clarence E. Crippin and Son, Printers, Kings Kraft Cover Co., and Mr. E. C. Loudermilk, photographer, for their help on the book. Wk bww H 'fni-s,.wE 77 aiETS 'W Q :fi ,,,,,6 Q ge Q! j Q' 3 F. ,gi , , -,L vi V here's howe . . . During o breath-Taking game of The Tech gym, Howe downed Crispus A1- Tucks by on ll point morgin. Kenny Wood fries for Two points while Dove Fohrboch onol Chuck McMullen look on. ATHLETICS in 1951 Jack Milli gains ground in the Warren game. LEFT PICTURE, TACKLES BACK ROW-Stewart, Garrison, Schlegel, Cox, Stewart, Smith, Vogel. FRONT ROW-Coach Edds, Taylor Dismore, Bennett, Pannell. RIGHT PICTURE, ENDS BACK ROW-Williams, Dwyer, Stuart, Henninger, Thomas. FRONT ROW-Mogle, Snider, Bruce, Coach Richardson. HORNETS FINISH The veteran-laden gridsters of Howe pooled their talents cmd, under the crafty guidance of Coach Sam Kelley, produced one of the most successful gridiron seasons our school has had. Some of the boys had won varsity letters as early as their sophomore year, so experience undoubtedly was a helpful asset. The scor- ing parade was led once again by our swivel-hipped halfback Leo Ahearn. This was the third consecutive year in which Leo took scoring honors. The Hornets also placed two men on the all-city teams picked by the newspapers of lndianapolis. These two were quarter- back Frank Fox, and end Ed Dwyer. Other three-year men were Mac Laetsch, who filled a slot on the line, Earl Lewis, a halfback, and Dick deLanglade, who was chosen by his teammates at the end of the season as honorary captain. Now for a brief review of the season. In their season debut the Hornets journeyed up to the home of the Logansport Berries and came home with a 'I9-7 victory attached to their belts. This was the first time Howe had ever played Logansport in any kind of athletic contest. Next for Howe was the annual battle with neighboring arch-rival, Technical. This was a closely matched contest, marked by fumbles on the part of both teams. The Hornets took the lead, 2-0, when end Bob Mogle tackled a Tech ball-carrier behind the goal-line 80 THIRD IN CITY -or a safety. The lead was held for about two quarters until, in the last minutes of the game, a Greenclad talunged over for a touchdown and Tech won the game, '-2. Steamed up by their loss to Tech, the Kelley-men 'ten rolled over Southport. Cardinals, 32-13. Leo xhearn was the scoring feature of the evening as he on wild through the Southport defense for four touch- lowns. Manual's Redskins then tried to halt the Hornets tut proved no match for the high-scoring Irvington 1achine, losing by a 31-12 score. The next game was the one everyone wanted des- terately to win. No Howe eleven had ever defeated a road Ripple team and the Hornets wanted to break the nx. The Rockets bottled up Ahearn but Frank Fox got CENTERS KNEELING-Snider, Moore, Coach Pierson. STANDING-Rogers, Collier. 1950 VARSITY SCHEDULE HOWE I9 .....,.,.,...,.,..............,.........,..... LOGANSPORT 7 nose and the Hornets won, 19-6. In the next game, HOWE 2 .,.,..,.. ................., T ECH 7 gainst Ben Davis, the Hornets had a reversal of form. HOWE 32 --'--- SOUTHPORT 13 he county-leading Giants ran over Howe 13-0. This, li owever, was the Hornets last defeat of the season. The HOWE 0 BEN DAVIS -I3 figwam of the Anderson Indians was the next destina- HQWE 13 ,,..--,-, ,4,.,.,,,,,-.,, A NDERSON 7 on of the Howe eleven, and the Hornets kept their vic- HUWE 48 --------- ------ W ARREN CENTRAL 0 ory spell over the Indians unblemished. The touch- HOWE 13 i ' W Asl-HNGTON 7 d b G TM B d Ed D HOWE 13 .,,... CRISPUS ATTUCKS O owns were score y ran c room an wyer Tow' 159 75 s the Hornets won 13-O. All stops were pulled in the Won gl Los, 2. ext game. Head Coach, Samuel Kelley. GUARDS BACKS BACK ROW-Robison, Wynne, DeLanglade, Collier, Joyce. BACK ROW-Coach Kelley, Mattingly, Stafford, Milli, Bennett FRONT Row-couch combs, Dim t , stewart, coo et, F snight, Chaplin' Fox' 'ood, S O e P 0 FRONT ROW-Dickson, Nuttall, Johnson, McBroom, Merchant, Lewis 81 TOP PICTURE-Grant McBroom clem- onstrates blocking position while Leo Ahearn displays running form. BOTTOM PICTURE-Grant McBroom C333 runs away from would-be Conti- nental tacklers in the Washington game as Dick Dismore f35J and Earl Lewis C501 look on. TOP PICTURE - Leo Ahearn 151, dodges a Broad Ripple defensive man. Also pictured, Bill Fox Q310. BOTTOM PICTURE-Jack Milli dashes away from a Warren Central tackler as Paul Bennett 1375 prepares to throw a block. 82 Howe drubbed county neighbor Warren Centra 48-0. The Warriors had earlier held Ben Davis, c Hornet nemesis, to a tie. In the next game Washington's Continental: proved very stubborn as the Hornets had to come from behind to win, T3-7. Howe finished the seasor by downing Crispus Attucks at the C. Y. O. field, T3-O. The Hornets ended the season with the envia- ble record of 8 wins against 2 losses. Ed Dwyer was chosen by his teammates as the most valuable player and Grant McBroom was se- lected as the player having the best mental attitude. RESERVE FOOTBALL Following the pattern set by the varsity squad, the reserve team also had a very succesful season. Sev- eral of the boys who played on the reserves dressed or saw action in a few varsity games, thus partly accounting for the high caliber of football displayed by the two teams. In seven games the reserves were only beaten once, that defeat coming at the hands of Southport. The reserves scored 119 points, opposition, 18. HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE HOWE I3 32 I9 0 24 ...., . I3 I8 0 7 'I4 20 7 7 20 RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE BEN DAVIS BROAD RIPPLE SOUTHPORT WARREN CENTRAL ...,..,..,,,..............WASHINGTON CRISPUS ATTUCKS Won 6, Lost I Coach, Roscoe Pierson FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE .. ..,....................,..,,.......,.,,....,.............w MANUAL BEN DAVIS BROAD RIPPLE SOUTHPORT WARREN CENTRAL ....,....,WASHINGTON CRISPUS ATTUCKS Won I, Lost 6 Coach, Harrison Richardson 0 0 I2 6 0 0 7 I3 20 55 26 27 O BACK ROW-Rogers, Cooper, Cermack, Smith, Coonse, Portzline, Garland, Ponti, Eaton. THIRD ROW-Littleton, Heizer, Niemann, Bogaert, Ettinger, Jones, Moore, Brossart, Roush, Coach Richardson. SECOND ROW-Bowden, Langford, Bohlman, Hildreth, Schneider, Edwards, Johnson, Walton, Thompson, Fox. -at FRONT ROW-Litteral, Steckly, Riggs, Tanber, Slaughter, Barnes, Holman, Bruce, Strange, Welsh. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coach Harrison Richardson's Rhinies could win only one of six games this past season, but it wasn't because they lacked in fight or spirit. On the contrary, the frosh were a very high scor- ing team. But every time they ran up a big score, the other team would run up a larger one. Ron Cooper Ckickingl shows how to put the ball through the goalposts for those vital points after touchdowns as Bill Stafford holds the ball. Both boys play on the reserve team. Wood C541 gets off a shot in the Tech game as Fahrbach C521 stands by for The rebound. COURTMEN ADVANCE Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe Howe VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 39 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,.....L....,....... Tech 50 ,,,,,,,, ....,. VVashing1on 47 ,,.,,,, .,.....Yv.,. Frankhn 51 ,,-,, ,,,,4 ,,.,.,,,,7.,7.... Ben Davh 53 ,,,,,,. .....,L C rispus Ahucks 43 ...,,,,, ..,.,...,... VVabash 52 ,,,-,,,, ,7..,. Connemvme 47 ,,.,,.,, ,,,,...... Cdumbus 47 ,,,,,,,, ,...,,. B road Ripple 70 ,,,,,,,, ,....... Shonddge 41 ,,,,,,, ........ N ew Albany 39 ,,,,,,, ......... Cathedral 64 ,,,,,,,, ,,.,...,, G arfield 48 .AA,Y,,, 7....,. Souihpod 56 ,,,,,,, ,,,,.,. ...... AAanual 45 ,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,........,............... Warren HOUDAY TOURNEY 67 ................................ Broad Ripple 41 .............................................. Tech SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 18 ....,........................... Beech Grove 37 ....... ............. M anual 52 ...... .....,.......... S oufhpori 43 ....... . ..,.... Crispus Attucks 55 46 32 43 42 48 48 49 41 34 38 37 39 51 39 36 53 63 6 35 42 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW-Coach Yeager, McMullen, Zobbe, Hopper, Es- sex, Fulton, mgr. SECOND ROW-Wood, Fahr- bach, Davis, Callon, Gill. FRONT ROW-Green, Schrier, Dwyer, Merchant 84 TO SECTIONAL FINALE Coach Elwood Yeager's varsity basketball squad finished with an excellent .750 record this season, winning 16 of 22 encoun- ters throughout the state. Three of these victories came in the Indianapolis sectionals when the Hornets defeated Beech Grove, Manual, and Southport. Their last defeat was handed the Hornets by Crispus Attucks in the final game of the sectionals. In the opening game of the 1950-51 season, Howe lost to Tech. The following week, however, saw a much improved Hornet team rally in the fourth period to defeat the Washington Conti- nentals. Coach Yeager's squad next played host to Franklin, winning by 15 points. Kenny Wood led the scoring with 13 points. The Hornet sting then struck down the Ben Davis Giants. Wilbur Zobbe led the team with 13 points, while Fahrbach and Wood contributed 9 each. In a four team invitational tourney in December, Howe, sparked by Fahrbach's scoring abilities, won a 67-53 victory over Broad Ripple, only to be defeated by the Green Wave again, in the second game. Crispus Attucks, the Hornets' next victim, saw their winning streak broken by good Howe teamwork and excellent strategy on the part of Coach Yeager. Fahrbach with 16 points and Wood with 14 were high scorers for the game. Wabash gave the Brown and Gold a setback at Wabash, but Howe came home the next day to defeat Connersville by 4 points. Colum- bus then caused another loss, shading the Hornets by 2 points. McMullen C511 goes way up in the air for a shot against Ripple. Fahrbach C52i charges in for the rebound. LEFT-Wood C541 and Callon C311 stretch high for the rebound against Tech Greenclacls. RIGHT-Zobbe C551 and Fahr- bach C521 take a ballet pose as they reach for a rebound in the Tech game. 85 ,Q , ,,Q,,., I Q. 5-ks? .1 ya, L k 5 ? f his mf by fff' rf' 'AJ 4.- :AMW uv RESERVE BASKETBALL Koch, Stanley. FRONT ROW - Chaplin Hoynes, Henry, Pirfle, Thomp son, Luke. RESERVE SCHEDULE FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Howe 25 -.,-,,4,4 A,,,, ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....., T ech 23 Howe .,..,.. .....,...... F airview 26 Howe 37 ----4A--- Washington 29 Howe ,.... .,.,.. Washington 21 Hgwe 16 A,,,,,,,, ...... F ronklin 35 Howe ' ' B e'3NDav'S Howe 24 ,,,, ,,,, ...,... B e n Davis 32 Howe ' U -:reg 20 Howe 37 ,,,.,Y,,, .....e A Hucks 26 Howe ' N 29 Howe 27 ......... ..,... W Gbclsh 26 Howe 2 nthopi 36 Q owe ....... ..... o u por Il Howe 25 ........, Connersvl e 26 Howe Columbus 32 Howe 26 ,,,,,,,,, .... C olumbus 21 H AH k 26 owe ..............,.,.... ....., u c s Howe 34 ' Brosahd Rllzple Howe CForfeitJ ....7,... ......... S horrridge 0 Howe 44 ' crm ge Howe Sacred Heart 29 Howe 27 ,A......, New Albany 26 Howe Cathedral 29 Howe 26 ...,..... .. Cathedral 25 Howe nllnrrb Vly' A Anucks 28 Howe 28 ....,.... ...... G arfield 22 Howe Ay-A,V-,-,yA-,--A,-.,-,A ----A- W ashington 24 Howe 50 -,------- -- 50UTl'P0'f 25 Howe COverfimeD .....,.A ............ R ipple 29 Howe 26 ,,....... .... M GI1UGl 29 Howe ,,,,,Y,,A-A,,.,,,,,. ,,,.,. M qnuql 32 Howe 34 7..,. ...... Warren 29 Howe ,...,,,.......,.,,....e....,.,,..........,...,,,..., John Hope 29 BACK ROW-Coach Fisher, Cermack, Nei- ma n, Koons, Eadds, Bosart, Langfori, Til- lery. MIDDLE ROW - EI- liot, Garland, Heitz, Springer, Porfzline, Fox, Giva n, Schroder. F R O N T R O W - Johnson, mgr.g Wul- 1on, Fox, Billingsly, McFarland, Baker. l 87 BACK ROW-Coach Gilfoy, Weir, Thomas, Schrier, Rees, 1 TRACK TEAM COMES OUT AHEAD!! Howe's track team had a very successful 1950 season, climaxed by an upset victory over Tech in the City Track Meet. The first meet, indoors, was held with Broad Ripple. Howe, being in very good con- dition after a long, hard practice, beat Ripple by more than 40 points. K Howe then downed Crispus Attucks by more than 60 points. Jack Wellman scored in the mile run. Ernie Phelps and Don Franz placed first and second, respectively, in the high hurdles. The Warren Central Warriors met the Hornets on the Howe track. Warren had a good team, but not good enough. They were downed by more than 60 points. In the Hoosier High School Relays, with 17 other schools participating, Howe took third place. Shortridge and Jefferson of Lafayette ran against Howe in a three-way meet here. Howe triumphed over Shortridge by a 48 point margin, with Jeffer- son placing third. The meet began with the crown- ing of the Track Queen, Janet Graves. When the City Track Meet rolled around, every- one thought Tech would win. But the Hornets had diFferent plans, and proved their ability by knocking the defending champs, Tech, into second place. 88 VARSITY TRACK TEAM BACK ROW-Merchent, DeWitte, Bolmer, Koons, D. Johnson, Eubank, Collier, Boucher, Masters. FOURTH ROW-Wellman, Alexander, Meek, J. Mattingly, Thomas, McDonald, Bowman. THIRD ROW-Peire, Oberlies, Milli, Phelps Zobbe, Roth, Hopton, G. Bechtel. SECOND ROW-Coach Bowman, Mogle, Edgington, Quillen, R. Johnson, Dougherty, Monschein, LaPorte, Walker, Coach Anderson. FRONT ROW-Koeppe, McMullen, Keppler, McBroom, Staf- ford, Franz, Ball. ' A BELOW-Ernie Phelps sails over the hurdles in top form. . A 4.5. 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'5'Y'ef'f' 'ff:lfPl?,: .N 2212 f,,?ifi??'At ' .' J2.,lH'S?'f 0' fV.1iw?i5Qfi'liSf '53zf5Ti V' nxgiigg , FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM BACK ROW-Fleener, Sauer, Heath, T. Bechtel, Benefiel, Coach Fisher. THIRD ROW-Webb, D. Mattingly, Wood, Pirtle, Chaplin, Whitinger. SECOND ROW-McMaster, Kirkhoff, Hardwick, Hoynes, Sohn, Green. FRONT ROW-Raftery, Crawford, Foster, Reimer, Thompson, Toole. wlnfis C., ,- , , ,i ' TRACK SCHEDULE 1951 Howe 76M Howe 96W Howe 91M Broad Ripple 3'lV2 Ben Davis 21 Crispus Attucks 26M Howe 89M Warren Central 27W Howe third ....,,,.. Hoosier Relays Howe first ,,.... City track meet Howe fifth ...... ..,,... I ndianapolis Relay Howe first .,........... Sectionals Howe sixth ...,........................ Regionals Howe twenty-first ...... State Track Meet Since the beginning of Howe's track career, the Hornets have lost only 'll of 165 dual meets. The 1950 Howe Track Team won the City Championship Crown by defeat- ing more than ten other teams. Cham- pionship team members were: Ernie Phelps, hurdles, relay Ccaptainl, Bob Mogle, 440, shot put, relay, Chuck McMullen, 440, relay, Kent Pierce, 880, relay, Leslie Swineheart, mile, Don Franz, hurdles, pole vault, Jack Edg- ington, high iump, broad lump, Dick Oberlies, shot put, Don Meek, relay, 440, Morand Roth, dashes, Bill Stafford, relays, Jack Wellman, mile, relays, and Keith Quillen, broad jump. Wellman and Quillen received the Most Valuable Player Award and the Best Mental Attitude Award, respec- tively. The coaches for the 1950 teams were Ray Bowman, varsity, head coach, assisted by Rex Anderson, reserve, and Franklin Fisher, freshman. , ABOVE LEFT-Block H letters are awarded to the victorious city champs. LEFT-Ernie Phelps receives the Clapp Award which recognizes the all-round senior athlete of Howe. SECOND ROW-Hopper, Merchant, McKee, Miller, Patrick, VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Lewis, Garrison, Fox, Schrier. BACK ROW-Pirtle, Stanley, Cowan, Siress, McMullen, Sapp, FRONT ROW-Boling mgr' Ono Faenzi Young Engleman Rogers, Coach Roscoe Pierson. Power Hatfield. HORNETS HUSTLE THROUGH THIRD SEASON Howe's third baseball season had two strikes on it before the season started, in, that it was riddled by graduation the year before. We lost the boys who had been mainstays the two preceding seasons, and Coach Roscoe Pierson had to build the team around 5 returning lettermen: captain Wayne Engleman, Loren Potter, -Jack Young, Farrell Patrick, and Louis Faenzi. The hustling Hornets started their season by losing 3 in a row, to Shortriclge 7-4, Washington 8-I, and to Cathedral I4-0. Howe then won its first game by downing Manual 5-2. Crispus Attucks had to come from behind to win, 7-5, before Franklin Township ran over the Hornets, i4-8. Shortridge did better in their second game against the Hornets than they did in their first, punishing the Irvington diamond men by a 22-8 score. Broad Ripple's veteran pitcher Forrest Reehling threw a 2-hitter at the Hornets in the next game, to Rockets win- ning, 7-I. In the city tourney Howe drew Cathedral as its first foe and almost beat the Irish who earlier had downed them but lost, 3-2. 90 Dick Schrier tags up at first base against Manual RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW - Schrier, Helkema, Aldridge, Green, Nuttall, BACK ROW-Shirley, Henninger, Barnett, Payne, Phillips, Gill, Cisco, Weir. SECOND ROW--Steiner, LeBeau, Ross, Renner, Thompson, Henry, Sheppard, Bowsher. Luke, Hall, Coach Harrison Richardson. HOWE 4 blblvl- ,-----. S HOR-I-RIDGE 7 HOWE 'I ....... ...... W ASHINGTON 8 The Hornets then traveled to the nest of Southport's HOWE 0 ' C ATHEDRAL 14 Cardinals, and the Cards proved very inhospitable HOWE 5 ------' --------------- M ANUAL 2 as they smothered the Howe men 13-'l. ln their last HOWE 5 ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, C RISPUS ATTUCKS 7 game the boys from Violet Hill won over Warren HQWE 8 --4---- FRANKLIN TQWNSHIP 14 Central 2-c:,das Bill 'Garrison hurled a 3-hitter. The HOWE 8 -Y----- -.4-'----l-,4-- S HORTRIDGE 22 victor en e an ot erwise sour season on a sweet note ,and gave indications of improvement for the HOWE l ' 'i' B ROAD RlPPLE lo next season. HOWE 2 ..,.... ...,, . CATHEDRAL 3 Jack Young was voted by his teammates as the HOWE l ------- ------------ 5 OUTHPORT 13 most valuable player. HOWE 3 ....A.A ...A. W ARREN CENTRAL l TOP TO BOTTOM STANDING LEFT-Laetsch, Ahearn, Johnson, Merchant, Alexander, Mogle, Bennett, Fosnight, Williams. SEATED CENTER- ROW 'l - Fahr- bach, E. Green, Fulton, Fox, Hopper, Macy. ROW,2-LoPorte, McMullen, Bouch- er, Doyal, Monschein, Foster, Schrier. ROW 3-Hopton, Meek, Otto, Mc- Broom, Thomas, Stafford. ROW 4-D. Green, Pannell, Lewis, Milli, McKee. STANDING RIGHT - Robison, de- Langlade, Rogers, McDonald, Dough- erty, Patrick, Collier, Dismore, Garri- son, Dwyer. 91 HARRIERS HAVE .500 SEASON The Columbus Bulldogs were Howe's first cross country opponents of the 1950 season. A Columbus harrier copped the blue ribbon on our own cross country course. Ronnie Dougherty, of Howe, took the second place ribbon with a time of eleven minutes. Fred Monschein and Dave Boucher finished third and fourth respectively for the home team. Howe won the contest by an eleven point margin. The next meet found Howe again gaining the margin of victory from Crispus Attucks, 25 to 37. Howe's third meet found the Broad Ripple Rockets falling to the sting of the Hornets, 20 to 35. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 1951 'fHowe 22 ,..................,........,. Columbus Howe 25 ......,, ..,.... C rispus Attucks Howe 20 Broad Ripple Howe 36 ........ ..... B loomington Howe 39 .,...,... Anderson Howe 18 Warren Central Howe 33 ..........,...... Tech Howe 49 ....,.. Shortridge Howe 32 ...,, Washington CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW-Hyde, Franklin, Green, Wilson, Freeman, McDonald Whitinger, Macy. MIDDLE ROW-Crawford, mgr.p Boucher, Dougherty, Carter, Price, Powell, McCormick, Tillery, Coach Bowman. FRONT ROW-Gilmore, mgr., Raftery, Monschein, Sohn, Foster Koons, Balmer, McMaster. 'Low score wins in cross country. LEFT TO RIGHT-Baker, Raftery, J. Davis, Carter, Sohn, McCormick. 1950 GOLF SCHEDULE Howe 'IOM ......,. Broad Ripple l3V2 Howe 3 ......,.A. Washington 2l Howe 24 ...... . ..... Manual 0 Howe 24 ...... Attucks 0 Howe lOV2 ........,,,,.... Garfield 4M Howe 4M .....,.... Gertsmeyer 7Vz Howe 3M .............. Cathedral 12W Howe 'l ....,.,,.... Shortridge 'I7 BACK ROW-Wilkens, Romy, Scheuer, FRONT ROW-Theobuld, Weber, Newton, Burck, Hume. Koch, McKee. Howe 6 ,,,,,,,, Broad Ripple T2 SECOND ROW-Clark, Davis, Adams, LEFT TO RIGHT-Maginity, Theobald, Howe 7-M Washin ton .low King, Maginity, Mr. Lemley. Newton, Koch. K 4A----'v' V 9 Howe TM ,.,.,,..,... Shortridge 14Vz LINKSMEN HAVE .333 sEAsoN Howe 7 C'C'Wf 'dSV e 8 Hornet linksmen wound up a fairly successful season by Howe lwz Cathedral 3M defeating Ben Davis in their last match. The team this year was Howe 4 .,,',-,- C,-qwfo,-dsyille 11 composed mostly of underclassmen. They overcame part of their H My B D n ay lack of experience with the able coaching of Mr. Fred Lemley. V owe 2 en Gvls 2 The turfmen dished out defeats to Cathedral, Manual, Ben Davis, and Crispus Attucks of the city schools. The linksmen TOURNEYS swatted out sixth place in a fourteen team field at Batesville, and I placed eleventh in a twenty-eighth teamfield in the l. S. H. A. A. Bedford Ramed out 57076 Regional- Batesville .............. Howe 374 6th Dick Theobald topped his teammates' averages by maintaining City mmWm-U--WHowe 364 6th 86 strokes average per meet for the season. The squad, not wanting to remain idle during the winter, worked indoors on principles and fundamentals of the game. CROSS COUNTRY The Howe cross country team finished the T950 season with a record of five wins and five losses. Coach Bowman successfully trained several competent runners but there were no individual stars on this year's team. The Hornets defeated Columbus, Attucks, Fillmore, Broad Ripple, and Warren Central during the season. Fred Monschein was elected honorary team captain. A cross country meet is unlike any other sport. The skill and fortitude needed to conquer the 2M mile course of roads, fields, and streams is tremendous. The team with the lowest number of points wins the meet, whereas in most other sports the highest number of points wins. State Regional ,,,,,.,. Howe 363 'llth Fall Tourney .,.,..,... Howe 345 3rd IContinued from page 572 Here are the results of the Intramural Basketball League. ln the Junior and Senior division it was found that the age of Wonders still exists as the team by that name, the Wonders, swept the league title away from the other teams with a 'IO-l season record. The league championship of the Freshman and Soph- omore League was won by the Bangers, who proved they could bang away pretty effectively at that basket. They also won the title by having an envious season record of 'IO-'l. The two championship teams met to decide who was to be the champ of Howe and the older Wonders won a hard fought game from the Bangers, 27-23. 93 G. A. A. INCREASES ACTIVITIES PROGRAM For that trim figure you read about in ads, and a look of vitality, come around any Thursday after- noon on the girls' side of the gym, and try your skill at 'some of the many activities in which girls belong- . ing to the Girls' Athletic Association participate. This year the G. A. A. has ioined the Indiana League of High School Girls' Athletic Association. This is a state organization with a unified point system on a variety of activities. Several new activities were added to the G. A. A. schedule this year. There was a Folk Dance Festi- val held on April 23 in which anyone could partici- pate. One required dance was exhibited by stu- dents along with one folk dance of their own choice. ff , v- 'X TOP PICTURE BACK ROW-Bergen, D. Penn, M. Penn, Riches, Henderson, Graves, Agan. BOTTOM PICTURE BACK ROW-Blake, Bergen, Gardner, Wuster, Lamb, Kountz, Koten, secretary-treasurer, Corey, president, Spradling, v-president, Miner, Ferguson. THIRD ROW-Halt, Englehart, Watkins, Bowles, Fox, Allison, Hedges. SECOND ROW-Oberting, Stucky, Tinkle, Agan, Decker, Sturgeon, Dunigan, Gray. FRONT ROW-Brown, Stumph, Cook, Well Crease, Burris, Soots. Other activities of the members of G. A. A. were the spring Track Meet on May 3, the Gym Meet, April I2, a Modern Dance Program on May 17, and partici- pation in a physical education demonstration at Short- ridge on May I8. Sports and games which are held each year during seasonal interest are softball, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, and bowling. In the spring you may see some of the G. A. A. members running track, or participating in other recrea- tional sports. THIRD ROW-McMillan, Eddy, Millar, Vlantis, Mueller, Springer, Grimes, Pogiuni, Lukenbill, Dav- enport, Cox. SECOND ROW-Houser, Neel, Alger, New- berger, Stonehouse, Bondy, F. Clark, S. Clark, ' Jacobs, Funk. FRONT ROW-Brown, Johnson, Huffman, Agnew, Hartman, Shew, Pflueger, Ham, Newcomer, Catt. Pictured on the opposite page are Janet Graves and Sara Spradling on a popular piece of apparatus, the parallel bars. Also to be found are the side horse and mats on which you may see girls doing some almost impossible stunts. Officers who presided over the G. A. A.'s business meetings every other Tuesday evening were: Jessie Corey, president, Sara Spradling, vice-president, Jane Koten, secretary. Miss Shirley Diehl, new to the physical education department this year, was the sponsor. 95 this was howe . . . Through This yearbook, The 1951 Hilliopper, we have Tried To bring back all the memories of The dances, games, classes, and friends you have known and will want to remember. This was Howe's Thirteenth year and we proved that fhirfeen need not be unlucky. Look back To The beginning of this high school and if will be hard fo find a beffer year. Our closing wish is Thai 'fhe fufure years of Thomas Carr Howe High School may be as prosperous. in 7951