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

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DECA (Period 6). Front row: Katie Maciotok, Karry Bosley, Kim Glass, Debbie Abel, Shannon Shif- kowski, Robbin Jackson, Chris Criswell, Gina McA- tee. Second row: Shannon Carson, Teresa Jones, Lisa McClain, Darline Cunningham, Sarah Nalley, Lizzia Naue, Paula Young, Louis Mangine. Third row: Cindy Washington, Latina Poole, Mark Britt, Mike Cooper, Troy Hilliard, Tawanna Jones, Quinton Townsend. DECA (Period 1). Front row: Katharine Keck, Cindy Miller, Carla Wencke, Carolyn Gregory, Beverly Burge. Second row: Tonya Zollicoffer, Delnitta Clark, Judy Littell, Telisa Steele, sponsor Debbie Bareford. Third row: Krista Foltz, Rhonda Storm, Michael Scott, Brian Hunter, James A. Long. OEA. Front row: Tammy Cratton, Teresa Penning- ton, Jane Bussey, Patricia Vie, Francine Rowley, Elizabeth Purvis, Kim Sumpter. Second row: Angi Bailey, Bertha Hart, Angel Vie, Adrienne Pruett, Julie Howe, Altreda Foster, Lanone Branham, Lisa Za- chery. Third row: Amy Gough, Caroline Harper, Ra- chele Wagoner, Michaela Hindman, Kim Neal. Kathy Ayers, Devonda Pick ett, Teresa Watkins. Fourth row: Michelle Braun, Diane Miller, Carol Lee, Angie Pittman, Richard Hall, Clarence Parson, James Spears, Julie Lindley. Groups 29

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COMPUTER CLUB. Front row: sponsor Larry Brown, Johnny Gordon, Michelle Earls, Sherry Ed- wards, Paula Lovins, Jon Isenberg. Second row: Charles Robertson, Joseph Williamson, Steven Col- lins, Mike Fultz, Craig Stephenson, Lloyd Jessee. SPEECH CLUB. Front row: Elyce Meyer, Melinda Baker, Evelyn Winslow, Lecia Keaton. Second row: Dennis Trinkle, sponsor Mrs. Ann Hall. DRAMA CLUB. Front row: Angi Bailey, Elyce Mey- er, Melinda Baker, Evelyn Winslow. Second row: Dennis Trinkle, Lorrie Kennedy, sponsor Mrs. Ann Hall, Scott Schoen. 28 Groupa

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JROTC teaches leaders Most people think that ROTC mainly teaches army material. That is not the case. Of course, it does teach a lot of fundamentals, such as left face or right face, but the course never teach- es things like hand-to-hand combat. Suppose someone were to walk up to Master Sergeant Corbin Davis and ask him what the purpose of JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) is. His reply would be to make better citizens of high school students and teach them leadership skills. When asked what the term leader- ship meant to them, Billy Jenson said, It rewards self-confidence. But Joe Whitney had a different point of view. He said leadership means being able to take charge of a group of people without being told, rewarding those who do good and punishing those who don ' t, and finally it means . . . admit your mistakes. Under the strong leadership of Battal- ion Commander Bruce Wright and Battal- ion Executive Officer Debra Fisher, the battalion placed again in the Veteran ' s Day parade. Under the direction of drill team commanders Bruce Wright, Joe Whitney, and Debra Fisher the male and female drill teams became more skillful and confident in themselves. (JOE FULTZ) Top: Members of the male drill team practice in the upper lobby after school. Right: Sergeant Malone explains to Crystal Martin what ' s wrong with her uniform. 30 JROTC