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

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Lita Blair, Mari- lyn Duhamell, Lee Ann Denham, Linda John- son, Karia Pannell, and Mary Ring. Together, these girls worked to improve good sports- manship and school spirit amongst Howeites attending all athletic events. Cheerleaders Help Spark Enthusiasm Visitors to athletic contests are greeted by Hornet Mascot Sherri Thomas. Cheerleaders salute the colors as they are presented during pre-game ceremonies. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS; front Row— Sue Evans, Susie Perkins, and Bobbie Bergdoll. Back Row — Betty Rennard, Patty Marendt, and Debbie Maudlin.

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Musical Knowledge, Prepare For Choir CONCERT CLUB: front Row— Sue Evans, Sharon Brinson, Diana Harlan, Laina Chap- man, Anita Brydon, Carol Christ, Barbara Bowen, Michelle Dobbs, Susie Perkins, Betty Rennard, Janet Dunn, Christine Dwire, Peggy White. Second Row — Sydney Rogers, Patty Fuehrer, Cathy Pedrey, Louise Whitehurst, Becky McClary, Theresa Scott, Paula Launer, Judy Hollenbaugh, Patricia Evans, Diana Maudlin, Peggy Becklehimer, Deborah Archer. Third Row — Linda Richardson, Ruth Ann Grever, Kathy Orr, Landa Alexander, Su- san Aldrich, Charlene Bass, Karen Grace, Margaret Martin, Kathy Hanes, Anita Powers, Sally Frick, Nancy DeFur, Cher l Walker. Fourth Row — Carol Black, Debbie Cassidy, Concetta Raimondi, Syndie Cherry, Lynn Boyd, Deborah Wynn, Kathryn Frisbie, Helen Hudson, Paula Dickenson, Susan Cox, Chris- tine Danforth, Christine Struck, Vicki Nichol- son, Susie Nichols. One of the primary performances of the Concert Club is to sing at Vespers during the week of commencement activities. 27

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Lee Denham ' s contagious enthusiasm helps boost Hornet spirit. Throughout Each Athletic Season Vivacious, athletic and spirited are just a few of the many words which can be used to describe this year ' s cheerleading squads. Last summer, seven of the varsity cheerleaders brought honor to Howe from Valparaiso ' s Cheer- leading Camp. Mary Ring, Marilyn Duhamell, Karia Pannell and Lee Denham won four first place rib- bons and one second place in their division. Three reserves, Betty Rennard, Debbie Maudlin and Susie Perkins also won four firsts and one second plus the spirit stick. This year ' s freshman squad dis- played their talents at varsity games as well as at their own. All squads combine their talents in directing the Booster Club, or- ganizing pep sessions and making spirit signs and tags. Defensive lineman Chuck Welcher crashes through the colorful spirit sign ' . FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: front Rou — Pat Dentler, ickie Romeros, Shawn Whit- ridge. SacA, Row — Carol .Mount, Sherri Heft- ier and Vera Wall lead the largest class e er to a successful athletic season.