Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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TROPAEUM 19 3 7 FRESHMEN First Row: S. Pepper, R. Charleswood, R. Thiol, II. Olds, W. Blaker, M. Devitt, E. Schuller, A. Lindemouth, A. Dove, W. Oberlin, A. Roebuck, R. Wasson, P. Brown, R. Jennings, B. McCleery, E. Carpenter, B. Miller, E. Cosper, K. Rohrs, and E. Mercer. Second Row: E. Collins, B. McClellan. E. Lyons, E. Carriek, V. Allomong, I. Creator, L. Bellamy, I). Obendorf, T. Houck, 1). denks. 11. Creamer, S. Cook, R. Knox, I). Ponce, B. Dock, .1. Mutzfeld. D. Rhoads, A. Oberlin, W. Reinhart, .1, Blackwell and B. Werner. Third Row: W. Pellett, II. Shape, J. Houser, A. 11 ol 1 i n ror. R. Miller, -I. McCann, L. Collins, L. Perry, I). Lower, L. Jennings. L. Loomis, D. Miller, M. Kepler, R. Gengnagel, N. Oberlin, B. Mallet, M. Oberlin, J. Osborne, II. Whit- man, M. Smith, L. Wilson, and K. Jennings. The Freshmen class of 1936-37 is one of the largest in the history of the school; it numbers seventy members. Activities initiated by this group are few, but the many Freshmen in advanced activities testify to the strength and ability promised by this group in the coming years. Class officers are Darrell Miller, pres., Wesley Pellett. vice pres., Betty McClellan, see’y., Mary Kepler, treas. Class sponsors are Mr. Clark and Mr. Miller. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL First Row: II. Knepper. D. Clm. R. Darby, M. Moulton, C. Croninger, A. Teutsch, L. Dunning, R. Larkin, R. Loomis, M. Carpenter, L. Meeks, and R. Baldwin. Second Row: L. Bloomfield. R. Dove, L. Ilollingcr, B. (Iruver, II. Bellamy, I. Bender, P. Xorrick, E. Beatty. E. Xait .ka, L. Maggert, E. Johnston, M. Haynes, L. Moulton. C. Croninger. I. Slentz, R. Croninger and W. Keep. Third Row: II. McDonald. M. Haynes, M. Roebuck. T. Mutzfeld, R. Loomis, D. Rex, V. Alwood, D. Davis. R. Yates. E. Pellett, J. Campbell, R. Loomis, N. Haddix, B. Miller. I. Tyson. I). Beckwith. I. ' . Snyder. 1. Snyder. D. Strife, G. Alwood, R. Dielman, and B. Antic. The Butler Junior High School boasts an enrollment of 70 this year, the largest in its history. Of this number 30 will enter high school next year. Out- side activities include athletics and science projects. Miss Kester, Mr. Beebe, and Mr. Parker are the teachers. Mr. Parker. Page Eleven

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TROPAEUM 19 3 7 BLUE TRIANGLE First Row: L. Buttermore, M. Reinhart, R. Walter, L. Koeppe, E. Bum- gerdner, W. Steffe, A. Miller, M. Long, K. llaviland, K. Ximnions, B. Gillean, L. Loomis, M. Norrick, A. Palmerton and K. Funk. Second Row: I). Dever, E. •Jennings, M. Bender, F. AI wood, M. Iligley, I. Parkinson, M. Platt, A. Myers, Miss Gilbert, 1). J. Platt, X. Antle, R. Thiel, J. Bryant, M. Osborne, B. Bercaw, and V. Jones. The Blue Triangle is a branch of the Young Women’s Christian Asso- ciation. This organization is composed of the eligible Sophomore and Junior Girls and all Senior Girls desiring to affiliate. This year we have been planning for the Girl Reserve Conference for this .district to which our organization will act as hostess this coming fall. OUR SLOGAN: “To Face Life Squarely.” OUR PURPOSE: “To Find and Give the Best.” OUR CODE: As a Girl Reserve I will be— Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times. HI-Y First Row: S. Alwood, A. Pellett, A. Bollinger, R. Holman, B. Bryant, Y. Kline, C. Capp, G. Knox, L. King, and G. Brown. Second Row: D. Oberlin, K. Flm, W. Getts, T. Haynes. 11. Mutzfeld, Mr. Miller, W. Easterday, G. Bonecutter, W. Davis, P. Jennings, B. Gunsen- houser, J. Oberlin, and J. Reinhart. The lii-Y is a branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association. This organization is composed of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors who become eligi- ble by having average grades. We have an enrollment of 22 with a maximum of 25. We stand for Clean Speech, (lean Sports, ('lean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Page Thirteen