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

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f' 'X Room for One More Mother ................................ Katheryn Wilkens Joey ..........4.. .4 . D ave Lichtenauer Trot ROSS ......4.. .......,.... D otti Cayton Teensie Rose ....A Janey ......,....,.. Betty ............,... oo,....Sandra Becker ..,..o....Kitty Whyte ...........Susan Stirling Miss Winston ......,. .,..,,. N Iary Ellen Orton POIJDY .........,...... .,s,..... D ave Pursell Jimmy John ,..... ......., J im Harvey Mrs. Biddle .....i.,. ..et,,,,,, S ue Wilson George Biddle .......eeeee...i.,v............. Hoyt Miller A W0ma1i .....s......s......,...s.s.....i Carolyn Collins Prompters .... Barbara Ramsey, Nancy Miller Pictures on this page and the cast picture on page 106 were taken by Hoyt Miller at the Revelers' production of Room, for One fllore. UPPER LEFT-Pursell, VVilkens, Cay- ton, Becker, Orton, Whyte. UPPER RIGHT-Cayton, Becker, VVil- kens, Lichtenauer, Whyte. LOWER RIGHT-Club Sponsor Darrell Gooch applies make-up to Katheryn Wilkens.

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The Pleasant Run Revue is Howe's annual variety show put on entirely by the students. A contest was sponsored to select a theme for this year's revue. Judy Proctor was the winner with the idea of The Calendar. LEFT PAGE: TOP ROW-Pay your taxes or the devils will get you. Donna Funk vocal- izes on Moonlight in Vermont? Umbrellas and raincoats symbolize April Showers. THIRD ROW-Octets dream of loved ones in harmony. Silent movies return with Char- lie Chaplin Takes a Walk. Sailors celebrate the -ith of July with Red, White and Blue. Octets harmonize on 'tLover Come Back to Me. SECOND ROW-A little boy's dream of how Easter should be-The Bunny Hop. Who says stay in on a cold night in January ? This little gal builds a snowman. BOTTOM ROW-In the spring a young man's fancy turns to love as Karen and Dennis sing Sweethearts Fall and hayrides go together and even a lively square dance sneaks in. Linda Bishop pantomimes to a record for an intermission act. I can tell. I'm a Gemini, you're an Aquarius, a perfect match. RIGHT PAGE: TOP PICTURE-From the looks of some people at tryouts, you never can tell what the finished product will be. THIRD PICTURE-Anxious performers sometimes wait until 5:30 to show their talent. SECOND PICTURE-Dress rehearsals are always fun. One sure result is tired kids. BOTTOM PICTURE-The Sultan. sailor and court watch a tumbler in June in Istanbul. ' s if id y I 4, Ffa i