Butler High School - Airlog Yearbook (Vandalia, OH)

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SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: David Huff, Treasurerg Nancy Orput, Secretaryg Richard Koch, Vice Presidentg Iris Snyder, Secre taryg Lora Grimes, Secretaryg Joseph Cranor, President Class Motto: We must be the world we Want. Class Colors-Blue and White Class Flower - Red Rose I2

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SENIURS

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CLASS HISTORY The senior class of '5 3 started its never' tofbefforgotten journey through high school in September, 1949. Freshman ad' visor was Mr. Dickman. Gary Howe was president, David Huff, vice president, Iris Snyder, treasurer, and Margie Fultz, sec' retary. The student council member was Susan Hoover. That year the activities were limited to hayrides. During the sophomore year they were led by David Huff, president, Richard Koch, vice president, Dale Anderson, treasurer, Iris Snyder, secretary, and Polly Welch, student council representaf tive. The advisors were Miss Ruby and Mr. Casebolt. Everyone was looking forward to the junior year with Mr. Dickman again serv' ing as advisor. The class officers were Joe Hart, president, joe Cranor, vice presif dent, Bob Rosener, treasurer, Pat Matson, secretaryg and Dick Koch, student council. There are two great memories of the junior year. The Hrst one, the arrival of class rings just before Christmas, caused great excitement. The second memory, and perhaps the best, was the IuniorfSenior Prom. The theme, Garden in the Rain, was def picted by a lovely summer garden which consisted of live evergreens, flowers, and a wishing well. Everyone in the class labored on the decorations which left a lasting impression in the minds of those who attended. An Honor Night was held in the place of the usual May Day program. Johnny Lampman and Sue Miller reigned as King and Queen of the May. Other highlights of the junior year inf cluded Junior Career Day and a visit to Frigidaire. The senior year was one they will never forget. The officers were joe Granor, president, Richard Koch, vice president, David Huff, treasurer, Lora Grimes, Nancy Orput, and Iris Snyder, secretaries. joe Hart, Polly Welch, and Jack Butler were the student council membersg and the advisors were Miss Sienkowski, Mr. Hopkins, and Mr. Casebolt. ln November Regina Lampman was elected Homecoming Queen. The senior attendant was Sue Miller and the King was Gary Howe. Many projects to earn money for the class trip to Washington and New York included the selling of magazine subscripf tions, Christmas cards, and wreaths. They sponsored several dinners, a talent show, bake sale, jack's Xylophone Band, and had numerous scrap drives. In November they received some of their name cards and ordered announce' ments. ln December their senior pictures arrived from Powell Studios. Measure' ments for caps and gowns were taken dur' ing the month of January. The class elected as its motto, We must be the world we want. The red rose is the class flower and the colors are blue and white.