Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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TRGPAEUM 1940 The Superintendenfs Page To The Class of 1940: Greetings and best wishes for your continued happiness. May the things you planned and hoped for during your high school days come to pass in your lives with greater fruitfulness than your fondest expectations. School days are happy days. They slip away so rapidly and as they retire into the mist of the years how cherished are the little symbols which recall pleasant memories. That class ring, school letter, or award of one kind or another. What a host of memories they bring back. How well you will remember the day you received them and how you have treasured and guarded them ever since. About every golden memento of your school days there hangs already an aura of rich associations. They are like lit- tle bridges leading back to yesterday. No one of them will mean more to you or bring you deeper and richer memories than this-Tropaeum of 1940-which you have dedicated to those who have passed-as you are now passing-from thesc portals out into the problems of life. Now you are all together but in a few days you will be scattered far and wide. Come back to us and it will seem strange to you, a few years and there are only memories, memories that you would not erase even if you could. Ministers, lawyers, doctors, teachers, artists, and a host of other professional and industrial workers have builded upon the foundation received here and each of them has held aloft the banner of the Green and Gold. Were high school days empty of all else but friendships, four years would be but a trifle to take from the long chain of years, to burnish and set as a beacon to light the way be- yond. We are grateful to those who understand us, who sense our weaknesses and strengths, who, knowing us, yet love us and call us pals to the end of time. Come back to us whenever you wish, here you are always welcome, for we belong to you. Mr. Price. Pc ge Twenty-Four

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TROPAEUM i940 A E A -J i'?TQ ,xii E . , - K ,, , Q K Q , i' ik A y l F9 Q a IUNIOR CLASS Top Row: Norman Baldwin, Harold Bellamy, Clare Bonecutter, Martin Broekers, Elizabeth Brown, Hubert Carpenter, Robert Croninger, Barbara Culbertson, Diana Culler, Ida M. David, Hellene Dixon. Second Row: Norman Dohner, Richard Dohner, Robert Dove, Law- rence Dunning, Nathalie Eyster, Allen Fisher, Herbert Freidenberger, Mal- colm Gearhart Madge Haynes, Russell Hoffer, Lorraine Houlton. Third Row: Eldean Johnson, Herbert Kandel, Winfred Keep, Leon Kessler, Laura Belle Maggert, Lloyd Meeks, Robert Moudy, Esther Naitzka, Pauline Norrick, Devere Provines, Donna Rennecker. Bottom Row: Iris Rennecker. Howard Ricketts, Robert Robinette, Ilah Slentz, Allen Steckley, Allen Teutsch, Mary Ellen Thurber, Wayne Traxler, Forest Trenary, Robert Williams, Cvailanna Zeisloft. Page Twenty-Six