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

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Howe Illustrates Nature, too, progresses. Every year she advances through the seasons, reflecting moods and attitudes. Autumn rarely passes without school, football games, hayrides, and a glo- rious burst of color. Winter is a time for snow, skates, carols, and mistletoe. Spring comes as soon as the sun begins to melt a winter ' s snow and causes tiny flowers to grow and birds to sing. As spring quickly changes into summer, there is a sense of anticipation, for summer brings vacation, trips, and, for seniors, commencement. 10

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Conducted By Well-Trained Teachers Many traditions have been nurtured by the Howe Hornets. They have proudly attained many honors and have actively taken part in their busy school and community life. Much ac- complishment and pride has become a part of the students of this proud school. Hornets have built up a reputation that each individual can be proud to claim. Throughout the halls a turmoil of excite- ment and chatter is created. But when the tardy bell blurts its call, only a business-like fashion is the manner attained. No matter if the students are freshmen, studying the room numbers or asking for directions, sophomores with their bug nets, juniors proudly showing off their class rings, or seniors preparing themselves for their life after graduation, there is a warm and friendly unity among all Howeites.

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Moods Of Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer n