Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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-TMR Q P -A E-U M l 9 3 JUNIOR - SENIOR RECEPTICN 1938 The -lunior-Seiiim' 'Reception of 1938 was the first to he held in the new high sehonl auditnriuni, and was one nf the IHOST enjoyable parties in the histnry ef the selnml. The setting- of the party was a Dutch village. and the auditorium was seareely to he reengnized. The dining' renin was separated from the reeeptinn rnmn by a white pieket tenee, envered with dngwnml and lmrdered lay inany-enlnred tulips. A large Dutch windmill turned lazily in the liaelzgrnuinl, The talrles were grayly deenrated with tulips, sniall windmills, and wooden shnes as tavnrs. Fnllnwingr the delieinus dinner, gay table-talk was supplied lay Miss lfiryant, .Ine Hlierlin, and liryant Gunsenlinuser. At a pre-arrang'ed nminent there eanie a slmwer nt' balloons from almveg eenfetti and serpentines emnpleted the tun. - Fnllnwiiigf the dinner, a theatre party was nrganized. At a late hour the revelers returned lnnne, happy in the knowledge that the party had been a tremendous sueeess. Page Twenty

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gp gPg AggE M l 9 3 NVQ, the Senior Class of 1939, being of exceptionally sound mind and sound body, hereby will our habits and mannerisms to the students of Butler Iligh as follows: I, Faye Alwood, will my amber locks to Sally Claiborne, I, Howard Atwood, will my love affair with a certain sophomore to a younger person. XVateh ont, Eileen, for those new boy friends. I. -loe Bowman, will my ability to get into misehief to Fredrick Brown. who seems to be a very quiet sort of person. I, Elizabeth Buingerdner, will my frankness of opinion to Jeannette Mutz- feld. Ilowever, at times, it proves fatal. I, Helen Buttermore, will my out-of-town boy friends to Esther Naitzka. Competition always helps, Don. I, Esteena Best, will my golden tresses to Elaine Cosper along with my original ideas for arranging them. I, Charles Capp, will my weight to Maleolm Gearhart. NVho knows, Malcolm, you may beeome Joe Louis' sueeessor. I, Mary Carr, will my giggles to Lillie Bellamy. I, XVilma Carr, will my interest in big boy friends to Mary June Devitt. who seems to prefer the little ones. I, Betty Freeman, will my height to Evelyn Carrick. I, NVinford Davis, will my shyness around the girls to Hubert Shape, who doesn't mind the fair creatures at all. I, Lois Fuller, will my neat eoitfure to Eloise Harris. I, Gene Brown, will my funny ideas to Darrell Miller. I, Viola Ginder, will my small voice to Virginia NVhitbey. Maybe a mute would help, Virginia, I, Thomas Ilaynes, will my sareastie humor to Pearl Casselman in case she ever needs it. I, Evelyn Jennings, will my stature to Betty Rose Miller. I, Dorothy Jetmore, will my interest in Montpelier to Ruth Thurber, who prefers Michigan. I, NVarren John, will my slow movements to Nathalie Eyster, who needs to eonserve her energy. I, Wilbur Johnson, will my philandering ways to Treeva Houck. It's much better, Treeva, than eontining your interest. to one. I, Carolus Kepler, will my infantile ways to Cleland Croninger. . I, Loran King, will my mysterious niek-name of Pappy to anyone that ean figure it ont. I, Margery Long, will my short skirts to Alice Collins. Page Twenty-Tfu'o