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

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Top: The football team lines up for the presentation of colors before the game against Brebeuf. Center: The senior float shows originality with itsmima- ture figures on a football field. Above: Queen Jill Frederickson (center) poses with first runner-up Traci Collins (left) and second runner-up Aman- da Slaughter (right). Far left: Sophomore Lora Smith comes ready to whip the Braves. Left: The ROTC color guard leads the parade uner the direction of Joe Whitney. Homecoming 9

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New events mark homecoming On Saturday September 26, 1987, at Kelley Stadium Howe ' s homecoming celebration was held. Many activities for this year ' s fiftieth anniversary were set for the day. First there was a soccer game at 10:00 a.m., then the annual parade at 1 :00 p.m., the football game at 3:00 p.m. and the dance in the North Gym at 7:00 p.m. While activities were beginning and ending, many groups sold items for spectators to fill excess time and raise money. Some of the groups were Media Club, Student Council, Home Economics, TisdaleTeam, Hilltoper, and others. For the first time a soccer game was played during homecoming. The team lost 4-1 to the Brebeuf Braves. Afterwards the annual homecoming parade started at Ellenberger Park and marched to Howe. The band led plaing the Howe Loyalty with the king and queen candidates, class floats, and other enthusiastic Howefans who drove their cars to cheer on Howe ' s homecoming. The football team also hosted Brebeuf. By half- time the Hornets were ahead 33-0. During halftime the marching band performed and princial Frank Tout and Student Council vice- president Tracy Denton crowned senior Jill Frederickson the homecoming queen with ju- nior Traci Collins first runner-up. The floats were also judged with the seniors ' float Bomb the Braves winning first place and the juniors ' float T.P. (toilet paper) the Braves taking second. Another highlight during halftime was a tribute to retired athletic director Samuel T. Kelley, who was the school ' s first football coach. Howe ' s stadium is named after Mr. Kelley. Because of his work and dedication the foot- ball team felt they should honor him by giving him a special football to show their appreia- tion. Angie Moore Top: Captains Keith Blazek an Rod Marcum present a game ball to Samuel Kelley for his contributions to Howe football. Right .The junior float T.P. the Braves rolls down Pleas- ant Run Parkway toward Howe. K ■ ' ■■- H Homecoming

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Upper left: Principal Frank Tout crowns Jill Frederickson homecoming queen. Upper right: Principal Frank Tout and student council president Amy Hornback (back to camera) crown David Guthnehomecoming king as David ' s sister Jennifer watches. Above: Flag girl Carrie Huggler marches ahead of the band. Right: The cheerleader float has the slogan Monopo- lize the Braves. 1 Homecoming