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

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Class of 1982 Cindy Adams Leon Adams Julie Addair Pam Allison Rachelle Arthur Charles Asa Janet Ashby Joseph Ayer Eric Bandy Angelo Barrett Trina Barringer Barry Bates Cathy Beard Julie Beck Lisa Bemis Tom Berg 6— Seniors

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People Support is the key ingredient of win- ning— and the people at Howe pro- vided a lot of it. By building confidence, attending sports events, helping with school activities, and just getting involved to show they cared, teachers, students, family and friends all pitched in. (JACKIE SKAGGS) TOP LEFT: Parent Gay Shields helps out in Howe ' s football concession stand. TOP RIGHT: Varsity cheerleader Karen Clubs watches the final minutes of a football game. CENTER LEFT: Coach Dick Harpold asks, Who ' s going to win? at the homecoming pep rally. BOTTOM: Counselor Mildred Wilson and HILL- TOPPER staffer Linda Deeter play mirror images at the student council Leadership Odyssey. People— 5

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Don Bledsoe Clifford Blizzard Evelyn Blunt Rebecca Bodenheiraer Robert Boekankamp Da id Boozer Celeste Boulais Felicia Boyd Kevin Bradburn C) nthia Brooks David Browning Stacey Budd Rumors delay elections ABOVE: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Front row: Debbie Hurst (second vice-president), Eddie Foltz (president), Brenda McNelly (first vice-president). Back row: Janet Purvis (assistant alumni secretary), Tracia Gibson (secretary), Joy Thomas (assistant treasurer), Tonya Edwards (alumni secretary). T roud, replied Eddie Foltz when asked A how he felt when chosen president of the senior class. I felt people trusted me. Eddie described the elections as most exciting and different. Because of rumors which were spread among the student body in an attempt to discredit a few of the can- didates for office, the senior elections got off to a rather slow start. But the truth be- hind the rumors was soon unveiled and the new officers were on their way to attempt- ing to provide a memorable year for seniors. My proposal as senior class president is to make decisions and compromises to satis- fy active seniors, those who try to make an effort to enjoy senior activities, Eddie ex- plained. The task of class officers cannot even be attempted without participation of seniors, he continued. Eddie explained that even though several seniors participated in class activities, he feels there were far too many who didn t get involved. It ' s nerve grinding to listen to all the seniors who complain but yet don ' t participate. That ' s the only kick back of being an officer, he commented. I think when seniors realize that the only way to en- joy themselves at times is to get involved in senior activities, then the worm will turn, ' Eddie concluded. (JACKIE SKAGGS) Seniors—