Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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BESSE PRAUL Ass't Editor Basket Ball Basso has already won a repu- tation as a heart smasher. Her statue will, without doubt, occupy a place in the temple of fame as one of our famous talkers produc- ed and educated in such numbers by the B. 11. S. “She was not made for the ad- miration of all But for the happiness of one RUSSELL FEE Editor-in-chief Vice-President Our sunny “Kuss comes to us from Fish Creek. Try to keep pace with him when there’s im- portant matters to be settled. Ilis mind works like an electric spark. He expects to be Democratic Pres- ident of “U. S.” some time in the future. “ It just would talk.” AI BEEN KNEPPER Annual Staff Basket Ball President of Zetetic Society Her eyes are full of sunshine, her smile is bewitching and her melodious voice is often heard from the Zetetic platform. She loves and is loved, but oh. you giggle! “Oh that thou dills’t know how many fathoms deep 1 am in love.”

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RAY IMHOF Basket Ball “Preach” is a high spirited and good natured youth from near Hamilton. Because he talks seri- ously do not be deceived and think he really means it. lie is very changeable as to his opinions of the different girls. Has a great mental capacity. “When I leave who will take my place?” RUBY KING Pleasant, quiet and friendly is this lloosier lass. She has lots of fun, but no time to waste on the boys. Her many good qualities have won her a place in our hearts which sickness and absence can- not alter. “She has many nameless virtues” HILDA MADDEN General and lovely in disposi- tion. She has won a place in the hearts of many and especially has she taken complete possession of the heart of one. “She spreads abroad that silent spell That makes all spirits love her well.”

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VIRG1NIA W A RTEN BE A quiet modest girl. All who know her now calculate that in lift she will hi one of those lovely creatures who make life worth while, for those about her, in her own sweet way. Virginia has the rare quality of good common sense. “Her heart has no wrinkles.” ROBERT WORTHINOTON CLIFFORD BUEIIRER Class Treasurer. “Bob” is the only sunny-hair- ed lad in the class. He is just a little shy around the girls, but he can take eare of himself. “Three things doth shine, the sun. the moon,—my hair.” His quick wit and ready speech never fail him. “(lif” is right on ham! when there is “anything doing.” and we have no doubt as to his future success. His likes and dislikes are prominent and often expressed. He cannot be disturbed by any lady's glances; knows the workings of his own heart. He’s always sociable, polite and agreeable, you'll find.” LAURA WYATT Laura is a jovial and energetic girl, has high ideals and noble aspirations. In social matters she is the Junior partner of the com- pany. ‘‘Besse and I.” She talks very little of her love affairs. “Modest, simple and sweet, the very type of Priscilla.”