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

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Doris Duncan, Department Head James Komann James Lynch Charles Pirtle Bottom Left: Mr. Komann helps students with Above Top Right: James Worth beautifully repro- their artwork as The California Raisins bop in duces the Fourth Church of Christian Scientists, the background. which is located in the Irvington area. Above: What's in a name? James Weinke, Trisha Above Right: It took patience and thousands of Tolin, and Andy Lane discover their names can be dots to make up Mishell Parker's masterpiece, actual artwork, not just a signature in the corner. Art 15

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ART Why does man create? Perhaps he wants to show off his skills. Or maybe it's an attempt to make something that will outlive himself. Or he may be reaching to share an experience with another hu- man being. Whatever the reason, the Art Department offers opportunities for stu- dents to sharpen their skills, make some- thing lasting, and hopefully communi- cate with someone else. There are many classes offered in the Art Department. There are classes to sculpture, classes to design, or even classes to paint and draw. Students use their skills and talents in these classes for entering into contests or just to create art for their own enjoyment. Melinda Baker h la Ki put rvm ' t fa si'.?'; Above Photo: Monty Uhls puts the finishing touch- es on his drawing of Benton House in Mr. Lynch's advanced art class. Above Art: David Mattingly chose to show his expertise in pen and ink by recreating Thomas Carr Howe's actual home located on Audubon Cir- cle. 14 Art

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B U S I N E S S Howe Business Department . . . For Your Future Have you ever walked through the halls and heard the humming and click- ing of machines? You probably had en- tered the Business Department, headed by Ms. McNeish. There are a variety of classes offered, each of which teaches and perfects busi- ness skills. That writing which resembles hiero- glyphics is shorthand, taught by Mrs. Aman. It is a skill widely recommended and used in offices throughout the busi- ness world. It's also beneficial for taking notes on any subject. Howe also offers a great learning ex- perience with on the job training in classes like Cooperative Office Educa- tion, headed by Mrs. Perry and Market- ing Education, headed by Ms. Burford. Students receive the chance to earn money, a grade, and experience in an office atmosphere. So take the risk, have fun, and learn along the way. Stacey Ingels Above: Accounting students, Katrice Stansberry and Renita Moore, sum up their experience in the business department. It all adds up to skills that can be used in a future job or just to balance checkbook. Above: Smart, sincere students sharpen skills pre- paring for their time writing test. These keyboard students recognize that a typing skill is like money in the bank, and it looks great on any resume. 16