Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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LE- -n- 4- N in- - -:- 5- -af -:- gs- Q25 HELEN CARR- Car Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. sweet as the prim- rose peeps beneath the thorn. l.Eli-AND DIEHL- Jimmy Life's a ,jest and all things show it, I thought so once, and now I know it! EDISON FEE- Ed A laugh is worth at hundred groans on any market. 4, RUTH CULBERTSON- Ruthie 'tOh! ls sho not passing fair? HELEN HANNA- Beans Ah, less, less bright, the stars of night, than the eyes of a radiant. girl. ROBERT HAB I .A W ETZ-' ' Bob 'Afoot and light hearted, I take to the road, healthy, free, the world before me. DRAYTON LOOMIS- Icky There is nothing so kingly as ' kindness. ERMA JENNINGS- Ermic A good character is the best me xnorizll. 1 -u- gz -E -1- I -r -:- -:- -e- gg ..16...

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N -o- ROBERTA WHITE- Bobbie Enough it is to say that she is pleasing. BERNARD STURGIS- Sturgis If a nian empties his purse into his head, no one can take it from him. Valadietorian, Editor of Tropae- unlg Class President lg President of Science Club, Scholarship Pins 1, 2, 3, 4. --w-- ' SE IORS' PARADISE NDER the assumption that a paradise is a plaee where one does as he pleases, if the Senior Class were in paradise, this is what eaeh member would do. RAYMOND IXLAVOOD-Rllll a locomotive. KEITH BEEBE-Play tennis. VIRGINIA BROWN-Sail the seven seas. IRENE BRYANT-Cook. AWILDA CAMPl3El'll'1-Study Shakespeare UU. ARTHUR CAMPBE LL-Play basketball. ROMAINE CAllll'l'!ElJli-Attend a military aeadeiny. HELEN CARR-Ride in an Elear. RUTH CUIQBERTSON-Read. LELAND DIEHL-Hang around St0l1CSll'0l'l,S. EDSON FEE-G0 riding' with a good-looking girl. ROBERT HABLAWETZ-Argue. HELEN HANNA-Bake pies CU. MOWITZA HOOD-llave dates. ERMA JENNINUS-Do gardenine' ROBERT LOWE-Drive a ear. ALAN MIIJLER-Sleep. CATHERINE OISERIJN-Look in the niirror. BERNARD SVTURUIS-lie a rnonareh. RANDAIJL STALEY-Tease some one. IALEENE TEUTSUH-Raise chickens. lVlARG'ARET ll'l'lliSl,lHi,lW-Sit and dregull, ROBERTA XVI IITE-Rest. DRAYTON LOUMIS'-Pitch horseshoes. U. -Fl -:- -:- 4- -:- -e- gg ..13.. -:- -:- 4- Q. ia- KZ