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

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To Victory Or Defeat Both boys and girls travel the athletic path. Some choose to participate; some to direct the spirit of the student body; some merely to watch others in action. All students approach contests with a sincere deter- mination to do their best. A victory is heralded with joy for a job well done; defeat emphasizes the need to try a little harder. Howeites participate in a well-developed intra-mural program as well as inter-school competition. Last year Miss Janice Brown organized a gymnastic team that continued to gain interest and momentum this year. Mrs. Barbara Wood, cheerleader sponser, had more ap- plications for positions than ever before. Coaches spent many hours helping individuals de- velop their potentials so that Howe teams would func- tion smoothly as units. As difficult as the athletic road is to follow, results, even in defeat, are gratifying for participants and spectators. • n

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Athletes Fight Way Along Road

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Individual Pathways Each day new acquaintances are made and new friendships are formed as individual paths of students cross in classes and study halls, at athletic contests and other extra-curricular activities, and during the five minutes between classes. From the time freshmen are welcomed the first day of school until they parade through the front doors in caps and gowns, no two days are exactly alike. Each day is filled, not only with learning in the classroom, but most importantly, learning from other people, stu- dents and teachers alike. Exchanging ideas, questioning each other, observing one another ' s action — all tend to mold the person- alities of Howe students into those of wise adults.