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

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fei » ■ From the asseffibling of key chains to the production of TV shows, Howe stu- dents learned the business end of business from Junior Achievement. The students combined forces with other high school students from this area to form their own companies, sell stocks, manufacture products, and set up Expo displays. The two-day Expo held at the Convention Center marked the success of a few companies and the failure of others. In the past some of the group ' s most successful members have been Howe students. Whether their companies succeeded or not, each member found J.A. to be Something Special.

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' J. A, Something Special A. Brenda Bohnenkamp conducts a re- search sitrvey. B. Belinda Wycoff and advisor relax with candy apples at Expo. C. Bruce Winter makes a sales pitch. D. A few of Howe ' s participants: Cathy Hudson, Christal Bradley, LHanna Cooper, Robin McRae, Mary Burris, Greg Haboush, Carlo Hack. E. LHanna Cooper works with TV station. F. Greg May and Pam Wadsworth pre- pare a Boogie Button. G. Cathy Nichols sells Mr. Dinkens the of- ficial Hilltopper paddle.

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