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

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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

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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

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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