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

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ETY OF ACTIVITIES . f . . ' A I Ps ' , 5- - I ,-..', 1 - -0-4- . - ec: I, -.,,. f ' Jr-W .A,,,,,..-fr. ---f-1 1 , ..n-.- ' ,-.- -..x, Ll UPPER LEFT-There is nothing like a foot- ball game in the snow! Keeping warm is no problem for the boys on the team who are running and blocking, but sometimes it is a little hard for the spectators to get out a yell through chattering teeth. UPPER RIGHT-Operetta time again! This year it was the stirring Hats Ott! a patriotic musical drama revolving around the U. S. Navy and John Paul Jones. LOWER RIGHT-Will he make it? Hurrah, he did! What excitement and heartbreak loyal basketball fans go through all season. But the thrill that comes when the final gun sounds with the score in your favor makes up for all the suffering you've gone through.

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iw i 5,524 alt, WHICH INCLUDES OUR MAY PAC The traditional May Pageant was held on coming of the Queen to Violet Hill celebrates the May 22, 1951, for the thirteenth time. The birthday of Howe. Joan Hitchcock was crowned Violet Queen by Philosopher George Propps fupper rightj. The queen, her court, pages Wilma Schill and Carolyn Carroll, and Crown Bearer Linda Bowman watch the dancers of the girls' physical education classes portray the progress and activities of the past year fupper lettl. The dance to the Violet Queen, the Maypole Dance and many others were per- formed as the Philosopher re- viewed the events of the year. The student body elected the queen from candidates chosen by Vihota, iunior girls' club. Candi- dates included Nyna Morton, Su- sie Goebel, Angie Evans, and Cynthia Harryman. The Philoso- pher was chosen by the Senior Hi-Y club. Queen of the Violets, Joan, with her court, Cynthia, Su- sie, Angie, and Nyna are pictured below, left.