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

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Robert Jacob Nancy Janes Jimmy Jenkins Joseph Jessee Sandra Jessee Tricia Jewell Benjamin John Darlene Johnson Class a success As president of the senior class, I have been very excited about the willing- ness of the class to work. Students at Howe have so many outside interests that apathy has been spreading rapidly. It seems that there is always something more important than deciding what the class colors will be or what band will play at the prom, but there was always someone there to make these de- cisions and to do many other even less glor- ious tasks. Even though we never won a football homecoming, this class has been a super success. (BRIAN SHINKLE) SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Rhonda Thomas (assistant alumni secretary), Nancy Janes (treasur- er), Brian Shinkle (president), Lori Smith (alumni secretary), Patricia Davis (assistant treasurer), Tawn Parent (secretary), Michele Hawkins (first vice-president), Richard Seats (second vice-presi- dent).

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Janes tours France Once a student gets into high school, it is a good idea to get involved in every- thing he can. One person who has definitely done this is Nancy Janes. Nancy has been in- volved in many activities ranging from the band, orchestra, and National Honor Society to the track team. Nancy has been active not only in school but out of school as well. She was involved with the all-state band and or- chestra, the McDonald ' s All-American Band, and the I.U. Honors Program which enabled her to go to France over the summer. When she found out she had been chosen for the trip to France, she was very excited. This had been my goal since sixth grade when my French teacher told the class how great and worthwhile the program was. So I worked for six years hoping that one day I could participate in the program, remarked Nancy. That day came and she left for France on June 18 for her eight-week stay. In France she lived with a French family and went to a French school and spoke no English during her stay. Even when she met her family, she couldn ' t speak English. Any attempt sounded so awkward it sounded like a foreigner trying to learn a new lan- guage, explains Nancy. Even now she some- times thinks and dreams in French. Nancy wants to go into the diplomatic field, where hopefully she can use her knowledge of France and the French people. But until she graduates from college she will continue doing the things she likes to do like playing the flute, piccolo and piano; par- ticipating in sports: writing to the friends she has made all over the world; and speaking French. (DENNIS BAILEY) Nancy Janes (far right) joins Brett Cripe of Elkhart for a photo session with McDonald ' s All-American Band director Dr. William Foster and 1980 Miss USA Jineane Ford. The band performed in the Macy ' s Thanksgiving Day Parade and at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Allan Hudson Cheryl Huff James Hughes Kimberly Hughley Christina Hui Laquanna Hurley Mary Hurley Laura Hvnds Seniors— 17

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Rebecca Johnson Angola Jones Debora Jones Vickie Keith Scott Kelso Lincoln Kern Karen Kcssler Rita King Tommylene King Linda Kingery Sherry Kirk Elvis Klepinger Grover Knight Michael Kord Christopher Kosegi Stacy Koser Terri LaFollette Penny LaRue Annette Layman Sherry Leffew