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

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Seniors After surviving the many difficulties in memorizing lines, learning cues, extra rehears- als, and costume fittings, the seniors who starred in this year's class play, And Never Been Kissed, written by Aurand Harris, learned the show must go on. In the play, Flory Patterson, a teenager, believes that when she reaches sixteen, she will automatically become beautiful, with boy- friends by the score. Until that time she must try all kinds of beauty preparations and love potions before any boy will be attracted to her. Along with her best friend, Millie, she man- ages to get herself into all kinds of fixes. The i958 senior play cast gathers on stage to receive last minute instructions from their director, Mr, Tout. They include lsittingi Donn Richardson, Doris Vogt, ' caplme 4 dancing Cast of the senior play included: Millie Myers .................................... Doris Vogt Flory Patterson .... Gilmore Picker .... Mrs. Patterson .... Mr. Peabody ..... Mavy Patterson .... Charlie McCulley. Betty Ferguson .... Douglas Schaeffer ........ . Christine Roberts ..... Gertrude Mason ..... Phillip Peabody ...... .. Director ............... ......Sue Osborne .......Glen Freeman ................Joan Miller .......Donn Richardson ............Jean Kovac ...........King Bowen Mary Lois l-loladay ..........Steve Carter .....Sally Mabel ......Maria Sirmin ..........Tom Lawson .....Mr. Frank Tout Sally Mabel, Jean Kovac, lstandingl Sue Osborne, Joan Miller, Mary Lois Holaday, King Bowen, Tom Lawson, Steve Carter, Maria Sirmin, and Glen Freeman. t 8 il? m :AUG I

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I I I ile-ci: , 4: These Howe gals in lunch line prove they are up on the current fads by sporting ducktails, page boys, and ponytails as the latest in teen coittures. Howeites get their temperatures checked as Nurse Celia Smith keeps a look-out for the Asian flu bug. Whether giving advice, telling jokes, or listening to problems, Elmer will always be remembered. Ron Carrico, Dick Parrish, Cris Clark, jan Walls, and Dick Strange stop for a chat with Mr. Summit. Page seven 'T-it Bu E

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' 77649 nc! 77am ?eea med Today is Flory Patterson's lSue Os- borne, middlel sixteenth birthday. She receives her first kiss from Doug- las Schaeffer lSteve Carter, second from rightl , one of her current loves, on one cheek, and from Phillip Pea- body lTom Lawson, second from leftl , a student at a military school, on the other cheek. Charlie McCulIey iKing Bowen, leftl, another of Flory's loves, though he has no affection for Flory, and Millie Myers lDoris Vogt, rightl, Flory's best girl friend, look on. Flory has the misfortune of having a younger sister, Mavy, who always manages to say the wrong thing at the wrong time. Millie Myers lDoriS Vogt, leftl and Flory lSue Osborne, middlel are doing their homework, but their conversation is mostly about boys and dates. Mavy Patterson lJean Kovac, rightl hears some of the con- versation and tells her sister Floy that since she is so dumb in school, she should spend more time on her studies and less time on boys. Mavy Patterson Uean Kovac, rightl and her girl friend Betty Ferguson lMary Lois Holaday, leftl are indulg- ing in their favorite pastime, eating. They explain to Mavy's mother that they went to the corner grocery and took advantage of all the samples the store was giving away, and they ex- plain, also, that the clerk at the store gave them a bag of peanuts, too. Mrs. Patterson Uoan Miller, middlel laughs at the two girls as they happily eat their loot. 55343 35? L Page one hundred seven