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

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' - ■ .- - e 4 s4 -4c% C? Each day hundreds of people travel along East Washington Street. Some may glance at the school on the hill without knowing anything about it except its name, Thomas Carr Howe High School. Who goes there? Nearly 2,000 eastside teenagers. What do Howeites look like? Like any crew-cut, bulky-sweatered, ivy-leagued, pony-tailed, sweater-vested, full-skirted teenagers. What do they learn? Art to al- gebra, biology to bookkeeping, physics to phys. ed., English to eco- nomics. What do they do? Chew gum, pass notes, sing pop songs, go to club meetings, sing in assemblies, cheer at games, make friends. Many things have gone on at Howe since ground was first broken in 1937. The school has expanded greatly in a relatively short time. The faculty, the enrollment, the curriculum — the very building itself — have grown. Despite such big changes, though, some things have re- mained the same. The tower with its clock is a traditional symbol of Howe and R.O.T.C. cadets continue to raise the Stars and Stripes every morning. Principal Charles M. Sharp has been friend to 19 classes of Howe graduates and has known what goes at Howe for 21 years. The 1 959 HILLTOPPER records the school year of ' 58- ' 59 and reveals What goes at Howe -

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1959 HlLLTOPPER THOMAS CARR HOWE HIGH SCHOOL INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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