Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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■ » J x$kS « x$«k$xJx$xJ x$ x$«- TROPAEUM r J KjK$ xJ JxJ x$x$ «Sx8 xjKjKS «SK» l The Faculty H. Z. WOODEN SuiH ' i ' iiitciKlcnt I think th;it will he all i-ioht. Mr. Wooden has been in our midst two years and we have profited by having him with us. He has lead u through our amazing High School courses with always a cheerful word He has become a very familiar figure among us and we deeply regret that we must say goodbye. B KUSSEL V. (:(! )DR1CH I ' i ' incipal Save.y? (Do you understand?) Q .All ' , ( ioodrich has stood 1) ' us most faithfully in tlu publication of this Tropaeuiii. Ik ' has guided us through our difficulties and helped us in every way within his i)owei ' . His whole heart is in the school anti the results ai ' c wonderful. We will always admire Mr. Goodrich not only for his .jokes but for his respect for work. Page Nine

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| S X$x8«. g K$ xjK$ x8K$ Xj x8x8 TROPAEUM «xJxJx» g KS. xSx» S ? $ xJ KS xJxJ | « « Faculty Directory THELMA DICKINSON H Efonomic ' S ] Ii.ss Dickinson has proved to be a friend to every boy and girl and a very true one. She is not a slacker and has helped many classes through difficulties when it came to eats. WALTER S. RENNER Social Science and Athletics We have enjoyed Mr. Renncr im- mensely this year and especially the daily tests which he so unfalteringly hurled at us. He did splendid work in athletics and the records show it. His one failing is women. - -. THELj IA clinb Foreign Language Miss Cline was a new one in our ranks this year and she has won many friends. Her chief interest is Latin and she took jileasure in helping put Butler on the map in the Latin contests. We hear she is going to leave wa ))ut why we do not know. Q Q EVA DOWNS Music and Art Miss Downs is right there when it comes to expounding music from those who are not gifted with the talent. We have found her to be a splendid companion and there is loads of fun lying back of those stern blue eves. HERALD BORMUTH Agriculture Mr. Bormuth has been with us two yeai ' s and we have learned to know that he likes fun and yet respects work. His one dcliglit is to laugh and in that he surely can win laurels as it is better to smile that frown. HELEN RENNER English Miss Renner is the quiet little sister of Mr. Renner but we do not think he takes after her. In Miss Renner we have found a helping friend and we think highly of her. She, too, intends to leave us but since she wears a diamond, her fut- ure is revealed. Page Eleveu