Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Your Faculty LIDA M. STAGE Indiana University Instrumental Music, English, Library ALBERT BERG B. S. River Falls Teachers College Vocational Agriculture, Physics, Chemistry HARRY UNGER A. B. Indiana State Teachers College Mathematics KENTON MCCRORY A. B. De Pauw University Indiana University History, Latin CATHERINE ALLMANN B. S. Manchester College English, Commerce, Physical Education L. PAULINE METZ A. B. Hillsdale College A. M. Columbia University University of Chicago Vocational Home Economics, Biology CLETIS E. JENKINS A. B., B. S. fPhys. Ed.D Indiana University Mathematics, Social Studies, Physical Education FRANCIS MAY A. B. Ball State Teachers College English, Dramatics fSecond Semesterl t

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From the Gitice of Your Superintendent We have just completed our first school year since the peace has been declared. For four years it has been ours to attend school knowing that at the end of our school career we would not be permitted to enter business, or industry, or any institution of advanced learning in this democratic nation of ours, in- stead, we must enter an armed conflict to fight that others in the future might be al- lowed this privilege. No longer are we studying with destruc- tion as our goal. Now we study, that we may not make the same mistakes that have been made in the past, that we may help to formul- ate plans that all nations on the face of this earth may live peaceably together. Old bar- riers must be destroyed and new frontiers arise in their stead. It is the duty of each of us to add our bit that this may come to pass. It is for us in school, as in industry, to reconvert our think- ing along the lines of constructive endeavor. PAUL HARDING A. B. Butler University M. S. Ed. Indiana University Superintendent

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A B. Ball State Teachers College University of Wisconsin English, Dramatics CFirst Semesterj B S, Manchester College Mwww' Junior High School CFirst Semesterrp Your Faculty PRUE A. OBERLIN VIRGIL HAGERTY LOUISE SPAKE Clerk CLARENCE ADAMS Custodian Several changes occurred in the faculty of the schools during the past year. Mr. Virgil Hagerty resigned his position in the Junior High School on November 1 to become County Attendance fTruantj Officer. His place was taken by Verl Oberlin. Later in November Miss Gladys Hansen re- signed as instructor of vocal music and art, and her position was assumed by Mr. Clare Ulm. Mrs. Verl Oberlin resigned as teacher of English and dramatics in the high school at the end of the first semester and lVIr. Francis May was employed to take her place. Mr. Oberlin, Mr. Ulm, and Mr. May each wore a gold eagle to signify their honorable discharge from the Army of the United States.