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

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The wooclshop is always the scene of a lot of activity. Every boy is intent on finishing that salad bowl or end table as soon as pos- sible. Not too soon though, for it takes lots of time to get the pro- fessional-looking results. weak... Z Page nine

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, ,ff 'lfkf' ' Q F ,fx Little groups like these were often seen dur- ing government periods, as election time ap- proached. Of course. they were strictly business! Page eight '6Say, what's thisiw asks Marilyn Franz, as she watches Mike Dawson work intently over an experiment in physics. Technically speaking it's known as conservation of momentum. inlaid!! Here are some of our future gen- iuses! Look at the problem Bill Tho1npson is doing for Mr. Belding. Gosh-it sure looks harder than sen- ior math. Cary Crawford doesn't look so dumb either as he works intently over the bunsen burner. It looks easy-but. have you ever tried it? All these things may look easy but they are still hard work.

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bv.,- 4? -I-.I .. LV WE? Z Queen Carol waits with attendants Alice Ray. Barbara Swengel, for Philosopher Toni Sheppard to crown Marilyn Franz, and -Indy Nliller . . . her the official Violet Queen of '-52. ,.,'L60't6l1'tA67LeGfLOfZ.,. i'Rain. rain go away: come again another day. This wishful think- ing was heard all day long as Howe prepared to celebrate its fourteenth birthday. But Lady Luck wasnt with us, and for the first time in Howes history. the Nlay Pageant was held indoors. Props were rushed to the gym. and soon Carol Carmichael was crowned Violet Queen by Tom Sheppard, Philosopher. XVith her court: Alice Ray. Barbara Swengel. Marilyn Franz. judy Miller, and of course. the little crown bearer Nancy Ceier, she watched the tra- ditional Maypole Dance and other dances showing the progress of Howe. These were perfonned by the girls' physical education classes. Page ten