Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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'L' -2- 'Q' 'S' 'C' El' SOPHOMORE CLASS First ROW-B. flaff, ll. Waffls-, H. Casehere, M. Bonoeutter. J. Shatter, S. Sewell, li. Ureager, D. Uainpbell, R. Mutzfeld, M. Gruhe, ll. Alwood, ISI. Rosen- lmerry, M. Powers, O. White, U. Rosenberry, V. Boyd. Second Row-N. Snyder, B. Jenks, A. Jennings, M. Hatfield, W. Riser, E. Snyder, U. Nelson, M. llowe, D. VVeiuht, ll. Deek, R. Miller. A. Fisher. Third Row-W. Dever, W. Smith, D. Blaker, J. Uather. H. Spake. F. lierryhill, K. Uather, U. Metealf, W. Loomis, B. Roose. -ohI4o- SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY ITH an enrollment of nearly fifty, the class of '31 began its career in B. H. S. Helen Holman was our first president. The soeial aetivities of tho elass were confined to three parties, hut the skating party proved to he the hig drawing eard of the year. We have been well represented in athletics and seholarships and hope to earry on our high standards. Our Sophomore year every one came haek happy and ready to do his or her duty. Dorothy Uamphell was chosen leader, and Miss fiastineau sponsor. This year the class rings were ehosen and every one was well pleased with them. The soeial event oi' the year was a Hallowe'en party which everyone en- joyed. The members of the elass are looking i'orward to next year, and hope to make it hetter than the last. President - Dorothy Uamphell Viee-President - Joseph Cather '1'reasurer - Madeline Grnhe Se1'l'PT2ll'y - Walter Smith Sergeant-at-arms - - Myron Lowe Historian - - Josephine Shaffer UMASS l l.UWlC'R: Ililies-oi'-the-Valley UMASS UUIAJRS. Blue and Silver MOTTO: Work eonquers everything. -J. S. 'E S 'Q' 'S' 'S' 'i' 'I' SIN

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if U:- rl' -1- -u- -D' 'I' 'D- 'I' 'U' 'S' -2-' 22- - -:- -:L lg- l FRESHMAN CLASS Bottom Row-U. NVvichT. H. Casvhorv. L. lhingxard, L. Lowe, C. Johnson, G. Eastvrday, L. llralf, K. Olds, M. Hinshaw, H. Whifo, J. Coll, ll. Blaine, H. Walti-rs. Sqcond ROW--W. Durst, Cl. Snydcr, V. Hose. N. lllalwr, ll. Ellis. V. Smart, G. iil.ll1l0l', C. Noragon, N. llaugrlinian, O. 1'Illllllllgl'l.O1l, D. Foo, M. llvsloy, V. Mn-hai-l. M. Ratts, W. Housvr. Third ROW-lil. Bryani, R. lllaggcri, fl. Du-li, K. Park, D. Bloom-, R. Roving- ton, ll. .l,ll'li0I'l1Off, R. Moughlcr. - ..,,I4,. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY H141 Froslixnan Ulass llCQl'2lll this yvar with an enrollnn-nt oi' forty-thrvc g1rv0nivs . Tho attitude- and kindnvss of the upper classnu-n niado ns fool flint gram-nios was just a niclinaino whivh wo would outliw. At our first class iuooiingr our offirors wcrc Glu-ted. and Miss llhapnian was nainvd Q-lass sponsor. ' Our first social ,Lratlwriiig in high school was a Hallowc'on party hold in thu gzynlnasiuiu. Dolivious l'Ufl'QSlllll0lllS wvro scrvvd, and a rollicking good Timo was had by all. The 4-lass has hvvn roprvsvnicd in haskcthall, hasi-ball, and Trac-k. Though our showing: has not hvvii illustrious, wo hope to nnakv a real imprcssion in 'fu- ture years. l'rc-sidont ' - Vvra Mil-liarl 'Q' Vivo-Presidi-nt 'llalo llloorv Scvri-tary - Lvllloilc- Graf Tri-asurvr Vi-an Rhinohart. Hisiorian - - - R-ohort Magfgxarl CLASS l4'l.0Wl4lR: Ann-rican l-Zvauty Rose' UIASS UULORS: Silvor and Rosc MOTTO: Onward ever, failing never. -V. M. 22 'E -2 'F 'Q' 'Z' 4' QQ . -30..