Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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 THE JUNIOR CLASS 'lop row, left to right—S. .1. Aldrich, Walter Rank, Edwin Keep, Lewis Kissinger, Ferda Maniple, Ralph Snyder. Second row- Uiester Kepler, Lester Snyder, Wade Xewcombc, Mr. Fleenor teacher, Paul Mutzfeld, Norman Keller, William Miller, Harold Powell, Russell Praul. Third row—Floy Ulm, Joyce Bonecutter, Margaret Lowe, Dorothy Dohner, Omah Kline, Kathryn Smith, Kenneth Jennings, Lester Hubbart. ! ottom low—Marion Platt, Harritt Fitch, Mary Hablawetz, Irene Gunsenhouser, Genevieve Haynes, Margaret Ames, Mary Wood, Shirley Diehl, Rosalie Warford, Hilda Coll. Page Eighteen

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 mm Sophomore Class History TROPAEUM THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row- Earnest Hiatt, Raymond Snyder, Delbert Jenks, Anson Smith, Clarence Zentz, Olan Shank, Kenneth Holman, Clayton Smith, Edgar Lowe, William Hankey! Second low—Ralph Stuller, Donald Casebere, Martin Leason, Harold Slentz, Jerald Teu- tseli, Walter Fisher, Herbert Tyson. Thi d row Mary Kandel, Wanetta Casebere, Helen A1 wood, Gertrude Bordner, Francis Miller, 1 auline Hubbart, LeVere Lindemuth, Lola Albright, Gail Wyncoop. Bottom row—Grayee Garl, Esther Ridge, Marguerite Carpenter, Florence Maggert, Colista Diehl, Helen Bryan, Helen Wagner. In the fall of the year 1923, fifty-two Freshmen entered B. II. S. just as green as expected. However, they started the year right with the help ( i Miss MeBrien the class teacher. They enjoyed a few parties during the year and closed the term with some of their bashfulness taken away. The following year thirty-six of the members came back to school de- termined to succeed. They started to save money for the publishing of the Fortnight for their Junior year—thanks to the help of Miss Dickinson, their class sponsor. After nine months of hard work mixed with a few parties, they closed a successful school year. W. F. ’27. ■»«- Page Twenty