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uf eniors Will Clara EI' September, 1943, found the members of the class of '52 beginning their long and pleasant trip through high school. Scott Birchfield was elected president of the freshman classy Larry Furrow, was vicefprcsidentg Pat Hasenstab, see' retaryg and Jeannie Martin. treasurer. Mr. Joe Dickman was the adviser for the class. The class helped the juniors sponsor the dance, Candy Cane, which was held in the elementary gym. Vv'ith the coming of the sophomore year. Bob Musick was brought into the spotlight as presif dent of the class. Aiding him with his ofhcial duties were Powell Toth, vicefpresidentg John Harley, sccretaryg and Barbara Jackson, treasurer. Shirley Day represented the class in Butler's first Student Council. The class was kept in line by supervision from Mrs. Florence Rhodes. Mr. Art Bussard, and Mr. Joe Kaenzig. The beginning of the junior year brought the class closer to graduation day. The class was led by Jim Lang. Norbert Monnin, vicefpresidcntg Joan Williams, secretary: and Janette Ruehling. treasurer, backed Jim in his task. Scott Birchiield was elected to represent the class on the Student Council. Mr. Joe Dickman and Mr. Otto Hufziger were the counsellors for this year. December found the class of '52 proudly displaying their shiny new class rings. To honor the seniors, the members of the class of '52 picked up corn, worked in concession stands, and collected class dues in order to finance the prom, Stardust Ball, which was held in the field house. This year was climaxed by the May Day cele- bration with two honorable fellow juniors, Queen Sue Fogarty and King Art Bryant, reigning over the festivities. September, 1951, found the class of '52 on the last lap of their journey through high school. The official responsibilities of the class were taken over by Jim Lang who was elected to serve his second term as president. Assisting Jim with his duties were Powell Toth, vicefpresidentg Jeannie Martin, secretary, and Art Bryant, treasf urer. Scotty Birchfield began his second term as representative on the Student Council. Late October brought about a change in the appearance of the seniors, for they were pre' paring to be photographed by the Powell Studios for their graduation pictures. Jeannie Martin was crowned queen by football captain, Bob Anthony, at the second annual home coming. Janette Rueh' ling was senior attendant on the queen's court. The class worked hard throughout the year to make money for their trip to Washington, D. C. They sponsored the Midwestern Hayride, sold CTHOITCS C1358 fHCCl'S . ., LEFT T0 RIGHT--Art Bryant. Powel Toth. Jeanne Martin, Jim Lang. magazine subscriptions and Christmas cards, had paper drives, and served the Firemen's Banquet and the Faculty Banquet. Excitement mounted as graduation announcements were ordered and the seniors were measured for their caps and gowns. Miss Pearl Bashore did an excellent job as class adviser in helping the seniors in their many projects throughout the year. When the sixtyf three seniors left the familiar scenes and activities of Butler, they took with them many wonderful memories which they will always cherish.
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