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

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r 1 1 he story of the ' 79- ' 80 school year is a story of tears and laughter, resistance and coping, but who cares? Answer: It de- pends on how you look at it. On the bad side, the strike caused many hard feelings among teachers. On top of that, the flood accentuated the year ' s bad start. If anyone walked out on campus right now, he would realize how the schools lit- tered appearance might reflect what ' s really inside, and what ' s inside just may not be worth reflecting. Although this year had its low points, things weren ' t all bad. The band ' s trip to Europe left the group with a deep apprecia- tion for their homeland. To promote base- ball at Howe, several parents and teachers got together to fix up the diamond in hopes of hosting the city tourney. The lock-out system was a help in cutting down on cam- pus loitering. There were a lot of bad things that hap- pened during the year and many students didn ' t care. But those who did made their time here worthwhile. (LORI SMITH AND PATTI STANLEY) TOP: Students use the media center for research and leisure reading. RIGHT: Junior varsity cheerleader LaTrelle Miller wears a We Care, Howe High School button to show spirit at the basketball games. FAR RIGHT: Classroom chairs sit in an inch of water as flooding does thousands of dollars of dam- age. WHO CARES? 2- Who Cares?

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1980 HILLTOPPER THOMAS CARR HOWE HIGH SCHOOL 4900 Julian Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46201 Theme 2 Student Life 4 Sports 62 People 116 Closing 182 Index 186 Credits 192

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LEFT: Mary Sutterfield shops for Christmas presents for her family at Washington Square. Who Cana? -3