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

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A. Being an administrator can sometimes be a messy job. During the senior week pie-eating contest, Mr. Frank Tout accidently re- ceived a cream pie in the face. B. Mrs. Patricia Alexander, Dean of Girls, greets senior Dawn Moxey on her first day back after an extended illness. C. Principal Mr. Thomas Stirling is always willing to listen patiently to the voice of students and teachers. D. Assisting the Dean of Boys, Mr. Frank Joe Lewis checks the attendance and conference cuts. E. In addition to taking care of discipline, Mr. Raymond Riley, Dean of Boys, also arranges for student tutors.

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DIRECTORS: new boys ' dean, assistant dean, added to staff Outside activities helped each administrator to do his job more efficiently. Mr. Thomas Stirling, Principal, was executive secretary of the Indiana Student Council. Besides being in charge of student program- ming, Mr. Frank Tout worked on his Doctorate degree. Mr. Charles Ruschhaupt was in charge of finances and co-sponsor of Howe ' s Student Council with Mrs. Patricia Alexander, who served as Dean of Girls. Mr. Raymond Riley became the new Dean of Boys. Assisting the deans and teaching orientation classes were Mrs. Margaret Benson and Mr. Joe Lewis. Miss Maryon Welch moved from junior-high to freshman counselor. Mr. Thomas Totten, Director of Guidance, was also the counselor helping seniors with graduation activities. 20 education Mr. Saeed Akhtar Mrs. Patricia Alexander Industrial Arts Dean of Girls Mr. Rex Anderson Mr. James Arvin Junior Counselor Physical Education Mrs. Hariette Baker Sgt. Jerome Baker English ROTC Mrs. Deborah Bareford Mr. David Baugh Business Evening School Dir.

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OFFICE, COOKS, CUSTODIANS: workers keep howe functional Howe ' s office staff assisted students by working in the bookstore, library, senior office, and gym, English and music departments. Also, they helped take care of registration, attendance, and the secretarial work for the administrators. Custodians were always busy. They swept halls during classes, washed windows, and repaired broken equipment throughout the building. Many of their jobs were done after school hours. Every evening, the custodians cleaned the classrooms and the restrooms. Every Howe student depended on the cafeteria staff. Each day, the cooks arrived before school and prepared the food they served for lunch. Several of the cafeteria workers were mothers of students and former graduates. 22 education Mr. Bruce Beck Mr. Richard Beck English, Head English Mr. Robert Beckley Mrs. Frances Barnett Music Teacher-aid Mrs. Margaret Benson Miss Sandra Brady Counselor English Mr. Robert Bramblett Mrs. Elinor Bretzlaff Music English