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

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Sheila Vance Mary Vespo Rhonda Vie Thomas Vittorio Cecilia Vollmer Ted Wadsworth Hilton Wagoner Christopher Walden Julia Walker Susan Wall Marsha Wallace Joy Walters Charlotte Walton Bertha Washington Ricky Weaver Darla West William West Nicholas Whalen Ronald Whitaker Deborah Wigginton

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John Springer Delpliine Spurling David Stalcy Patricia Stanley Mark Stewart Kipp St. John Nancy Striggs Diane Sullivan Larry Tarter Brian Taylor Debra Taylor Robert Thatch Cher)l Thoburn Rhonda Thomas Kenneth Thornton Michael Tomlin Stephanie Trice Jeffrey Turner Deborah Turpin Roy Turtle Seniors— 27

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Darrcll V Bennton Williams Idella Williams Jean Williams Steven Wirey Steven Woodcock Donald Yeary Terri Young Jacob claims title Robbie Jacob outpoints his opponent in the first round of the city tournament. It takes a lot of dedication and hard work to become a city champion. Four-year wrestler Robbie Jacob was willing to contribute both. According to wrestling coach Jim Arvin, Robbie is dedicated to wrestling, school, and himself. He knows his limitations and abilities and works to improve himself. These qualities and the fact that he is an exceptionally talented wrestler were the main ingredients in Robbie ' s achievements. Wrestling isn ' t the easiest sport to partic- ipate in because of the time and energy that go into it. A wrestler has to spend time not only at school to prepare for competition but also at home watching his diet and stay- in in condition. Besides physical preparation, mental preparation is involved as well. Before com- peting, Robbie usually concentrates on his moves and building his confidence. Accord- ing to coach Arvin, Robbie is a very pos- itive person. He has confidence in his abili- ties and knows he will do the best he possi- bly can. Since wrestling takes so much mental and physical preparation, one may wonder why a wrestler participates in this sport. Robbie explains, I like the sport and the feeling of accomplishment that I get from it. It feels good to accomplish something that you ' ve worked hard for. (JACKIE SKAGGS) Seniors-29