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

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BELOW: Future Hornet Kevin Starr learns all that he can about Howe football games. 4— People

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Winning vercorning weaknesses, learning from defeats, and striving for the best are all a part of winning. The marching band placed first in the Bears of Blue River Festival parade in Au- gust and proudly presented Howe with its first trophy of the year. The football team bounced back from a losing streak and had its first winning season in years. Varsity basketball ranked first in the state for over a month, and our chess team continued its winning ways. Students received awards in art, music, foreign language, and many other areas. (JACKIE SKAGGS) TOP: Mr. Frank Tout presents a letter jacket to student manager Jeff Strong for his hard work in Howe ' s basketball program. CENTER LEFT: Freshman wrestlers Tom Guthrie and Brian Allen patiently wait their turns. LEFT: Junior Scott Bell makes an interesting face while putting the ball up. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Jim Hamner congratu- lates the basketball team on a good first half while stressing the inportance of taking early control of the second half. Theme— 3

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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