Butler High School - Airlog Yearbook (Vandalia, OH)

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Om Same 'fmael ma' 66444 SENlOR CLASS OFFICERS Max Odle, Betty Steele, Sydney Collins, Mrs. James Hopkins, Advisor, Mary Ann Wegner, Jean Paul Borchers. HISTORY The senior class of l95l has created quite a history for itself. Danny Gordon led the class in its freshman year. That year the class had two advisors, Mr. Frank Bales and Mr. Joe Dickman. Danny was aided in his official duties by Kathleen Morton, vice-president, Suzanne Booher, treat? urer, and Ann Gaylor, secretary. The class tried to build a treasury by sponsoring class hay- rides. Under the able guidance of Syd Collins, who was class president for three years, our sopho- more year was a rollicking one. Syd was aided by Donn Day, vice-president, Kathleen Morton, secretary, and Mariann Miller, treasurer. Mr. Joe Kaenzig was the class advisor. The sophomores, along with the seniors, sponsored the St. Patrick's Day dance, Merry Topper O'Toole's Twirl, which was held at the elementary school. lt was during this year that the class started having its unforgetable class parties at Club Marquette. These parties were continued during our iunior year. Syd Collins was again elected class president with Jerry Hewitt, vice-president, Kath- leen Morton, secretary, and Mary Ann Weg- ner, treasurer. Syd Collins and Max Odle rep- resented the class on the first Student Council. The highlight of the iunior year was the Junior- Senior prom, Moonlight and Roses, which was held in the new fieldhouse. ln the class's opinion it was one that will never be forgotten by them or by the school. The class also spon- sored the St. Patrick's Day dance, Shamrock Shenanigan's, which was also held in the field- house. Ann Gaylor was elected May Day Queen with Donn Day as King. The members of the class were very happy when they received their class rings which they proudly showed to everyone. Mrs. Esther Chaney and Mr. E. C. Casebolt were the class advisors. This senior year has been one that we all will long remember. Syd Collins served his third and final year as class president. The other class officers are Max Odle, vice-president, Betty Steele, secretary, Mary Ann Wegner, treasurer, and Jean Paul Borchers, student coun- cil representative. ' The class worked on many proiects to raise the funds for their graduation trip to Washing- ton, D. C. Among these proiects were scrap drives, the talent show, the Fireman's Banquet, selling Christmas cards and magazine subscrip- tions. ln December the class received their gradu- ation pictures from the Powell studios in De- troit, Michigan. Some other highlights were the ordering of name cards, graduation announce- ments, and being measured for their caps and gowns. ln December the class sponsored the Christ- mas dance, Mistletoe Twirl. Jane Curtis was elected as homecoming queen at Butler's first Homecoming in November. Ann Gaylor was the senior attendant. Not at the top but climbing was chosen as the class motto. The red rose is the class flower, and the colors are gold and white. Mr. James Hopkins has served as the class advisor for this year. As the seventy seniors leave the halls of Butler High School they leave many memories which will always be cherished and never for- gotten. 'T l i ...J