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

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FROM ORATICDN ln our public speaking classes, we work to develop better speech habits. Sam Hiott is giv- ing a talk before a severe group of critics, under the watchful eye of Mr. Darrell Gooch. How do you find the area of a spherical triangle? Mr. Robert Belding's solid geometry class will know by the end of the semester. They will also find themselves using such common- to-math-student terms as cube root, and the apex of a triangle. Forson et haec olim meminisse is well understood by advanced Latin students. A foreign lang- uage can be fun when you use a recorder to practice the pro- nunciation of idioms. Miss Narcie Pollitt very ably demonstrates pronunciation techniques to the class.

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To OPERA Being able to appreciate music tully is an art, says Mr. -Robert Burford to his class in music appreciation. By listening to recorded works of great com- posers and studying their lives, these students gain much in their appreciation of music. Sewing a fine seam will come in handy some day tor these junior seamstresses. In the cloth- ing classes, girls learn how to design their clothes as well as make them. Mrs. Betty Johnson shows a student how to keep that hem straight and narrow. Print shop classes not only learn to master the presses but also set up all school forms, tick- ets and programs for school sponsored events. Mr. Lyle Nave directs these activities. f 453555 1 N-.,-fis 9