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

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LEFT: Jay Boeldt ' s steady hand inks in a project in drafting. LEFT: Metals students Anthony Williams and James Ramey work on a lathe to make a hammer. Classes— 19

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But someone cares Despite the negative aspects of the year, Howe has managed to maintain a posi- tive attitude toward the education of its stu- dents. Howe is recognized nationally in art and publications. It produces the most col- lege-bound students in the city, and its ca- reer center places more students on jobs than any other in the IPS system. Last, Howe students leave knowing that someone cares. (PATTI STANLEY NANCY STRIGGS) ABOVE: Janet Reynolds shares a laugh with Mrs. Kendall in foods class. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Simmons quizzes her culi- nary arts class on proper table setting. LOWER RIGHT: Clothing student Mary Young irons a seam on her sewing project. 18— Glasses

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ABOVE LEFT: Freshman Deborah Babbs concen- ABOVE: Mr. Woody helps Valenci Parker with her trates on serving the ball well. study sheet in health class. ABOVE RIGHT: Bennton Williams confidently RIGHT: Mace McAtee serves to his opponent takes control of the car during driver ed. during an advanced phys ed tennis tournament. 20— Classes