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

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE Left to Right: Dan Stanley, Department Head Jody George Rita Sheridan Doyne Swinford Joseph Vespo Im Oktober 88 lud mich Herr Stanley in den Deutsch Klub des Howe High School win. Dort hat es mir sehr gut ge- fallen. Uberhaupt scheinen einige Schuler an dieser Schule sehr an an- deren Landern und ihrer Bevolkerung interessiert zu sein. Besonders gefreut habe ich mich, als ich erfahren habe, dass in Fruhling 89 eventuell einige Deutsche an die Howe High School kommen. Ausserdem gibt es noch einen spanis- chen, einen franzosischen und einen kon- versations Klub. Den Schulern steht eine grosse Aus- wahl an fremden Sprachen und damit verbundenenausserschulischen Aktivi- taten zur Verfugung. Ich war jedenfalls sehr glucklich uber das Interesse an meinen amerikanischen Schule. Dafur mochte ich mich bei alien bedanken, be- sonders bei Madame George und Herrn Stanley. Simone Boehrer Foreign Language 21

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Top Left: Senor Vespo teaches his muchachos and muchachas the language of Spain and Mexico. Top Right: Alan Worth escuchan los sonidos de Miami Sound Machine Mientras que los otros estudiantes escuchan una leccion en espanol. Above: Christa Huntsinger a Earth Control — Hola! Hola! c Hay alquien escuchandome? Middle Center: Los estudiantes de espanol Jill Steffey, Michelle McCullough, David Porter con- verson en su sequnda lengua. Bottom Right: La classe de francais est si enthou- siaste que Shelley Oberholtzer ne peut pas rester assise. Far Top Right: David Gut zeigt aufsein Lieblings- restaurant in einer Kleinen Stadt in Deutschland. Er fragt: Will jemand Sauerkraut? Far Right: Susie Tides, Tobi Oliphant and Laura Payton dederunt Salutatio Vexillo in lingua Ju- lii Caesaris. 20 Foreign Language

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Above: Joe Bates exclaims, I want to plead my case! as he awaits his turn in Mr. Coulon's office. Counselors Help The Poor Lost Souls Who will help these poor lost souls? The seniors float from one class to an- other, almost in a state of oblivion, all wondering, What's in store for me after high school? Is math my strong suit or is it busi- ness? Maybe the Army has what I'm looking for. Could an out-of-state col- lege offer me more than one in-state? All of these questions to contemplate while still trying to keep those grades up. What am I going to do?! Well, if these lost souls are fortunate to stumble upon the Guidance Office, then at last, they can be found. Found by one of the many helpful counselors. These counselors specialize in finding out just what is right for each particular student. Scholarship information, finan- cial aid forms, ROTC programs, ap- prenticeship and work-study programs, and many other things can be discussed with a caring, knowledgeable counselor. So if you're feeling lost, need vital in- formation about college or just want somebody to talk to about your prob- lems, then get found at the Guidance Office. Lisa Zoeller Above: Dennis Sherfick a nd Mr. Totten shake on a job well done eliciting some simian interest. Opposite Page Top Left: Mrs. Ballow tries to ex- plain to Bruce Potts that there are more things in life than just concert shirts and Metallica. 22