Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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TROPAEUM 19 3 7 Joseph Clark B. S. of Agr. Purdue Voc. Agriculture Farm Shop is a course to fit the needs of Future Farmers. This course is made up of farm repair and construction jobs. Some of the required work in (his course is in drawing, painting and refinishing, tool fitting, forge work, har- ness work, cold iron work, rope work, wood work, concrete work, electrical work, soldering and mechanics. Page Twenty-two

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TROPAEUM 19 3 7 Alan C. Miller A. B. Indiana University English Clifford L. Parker A. B. Indiana Central English Play production has become one of the most fruitful and interesting ac- tivities in Butler High School. Participation in dramatics has come to mean much more than merely an additional extra-curricular honor; it is now recog- nized as an essential factor in character development, both personal and social. Play-acting is a real-life activity, involving real-life situations, and that edu- cation is best which most nearly approximates life itself. The Seniors of 1937 presented “Sis Perkins” very successfully. “Mama’s Baby Boy,” Ihe Junior presentation, was also well-received by the public. The department of English offers courses in formal and business English, Public Speaking and Literature. At least three units are required for gradua- tion. Page Twenty-one

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TROPAEUM 19 3 7 Doris Kester A. B. Manchester College Vocal Music An unusually large number of students enrolled in the Dice Clubs this year, especially in the girls' section. The members, for the most part, wore from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Xot many public appearances were made but selected groups appeared for the dedication services of the new gymnasium, ( ood Friday services, and the Sunday afternoon musicale on April 11. With the experience gained this year, and with more rehearsal time allotted, the dee Clubs should next year become one of the outstanding features among extra-curricular activities. Page Twenty-three