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

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For the Record-3

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For the ecord 2-For the Record A yearbook is a record of the events and people making a school what it is in a given year. The 1984 HILLTOPPER tries to be just a little bit more as it collects the accom- plishments of outstanding alumni and tries to recognize the all-star athletes of lloweis illustrious past. Each school year is a collection of big moments and little ones, thoughtful moods and lighter ones. This one was a little hit of everything-from the courage ol' junior Al- berta Campbell fahove with Coach James Perkinsj, who set a school record while fin- ishing a race with a broken foot, to thc light- er times on the opposite page. For most, it was a good year.

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4--People eople Y 2 ' , ,K ,. ' f a f' Each school year is the 'sum of the people in the school that year. Some we remember as nothing more than the faces in a crowd as we never got to know them. A few we remember as individuals whose thoughts and feelings we shared. This year we might have known Kristie Dellinger, shown above in a thoughtful mood at an athletic banquet. Perhaps we knew Mark ltuhick and Stephen Enz fcenter right, with Stevejs parentsj, recog- nized at a school hoard meeting as top students. We might have known Jeff Duncan or Penny Moore, seen talking in the cafeteria. Whether we knew them hy name or not, they were part of llowe lligh School and part ofus this year.