Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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TROPAEUM 19 3 8 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6— Labor Day. 7— School begins. We’re Seniors. Were we ever as green as this year’s crop of Freshmen? OCTOBER 1—Out for Auburn fair. Too many hot-dogs! ! 15—First period reports astound supercilious Seniors. NOVEMBER 6—Girl Reserve Conference here. Fellows at the gym door. 17-18—Senior Play. Big Success! Well Attended! Thank You! 25— Thanksgiving Day. 26— School closed because of epidemic of headaches and indigestion! DECEMBER 24— Christmas vacation. Some fun! JANUARY 1— New Year’s Day. 2— The day after. All sleepy! 19-20-21—Semester exams. The removal of holiday cob-webs. FEBRUARY 2— Annual sales start. 14— Valentine’s Day. Students blushingly exchange secret messages. MARCH 3- 4-5—Basketball Tourney. Waterloo and a big toe beat Butler! 22— Spring is here. Ho Hum! 23— Fun in Chemistry. The girls found a mouse! APRIL 1—No school today! Teachers request a vacation. April Fool! ! 15— Good Friday Services. 22-23—District Band Contest. 29—School Exhibit. MAY 13—Junior-Senior Reception. 17- 18—Senior final exams. We hope! 18— Afternoon. Senior Class Day. 19- 20—Underclassmen’s finals. 20— Senior Skip Day. 22— Baccalaureate. 23— Afternoon. Award Day. 23—Evening—Commencement. 25— School Closes. —Ross Holman. Page Twenty-eight

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TROPAEUM 19 3 8 ke$ CLASS POEM A DAY At last has come the sunset Of a glorious spring day. When gold and blue and crimson Blend in a splendid array. But now the glory lessens, And the colors seem to fade, The cold and morbid twilight Over the warm earth is laid. When clearly through the grayness A bird’s melodious call Seems an echo of the brightness, And its beauty does recall. Our schooldays are like this day. Our memories like this call. May they stay as treasured gems In the secret hearts of all. —Alice E. Miller. Page Thirty CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO Be the object, not the shadow