Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Clubs and Activities

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LUCILE SMURR GRADE TWO Front Row-Clayton Derrow, Sylvia Van Leuven, Jimmy Wright, Enid Hankey, Keith Keltner, Sandra Lee Doolittle, Karen Ann Walker. Max Hoffer, Darla Ann Diehl, Bobby Goodman. Second Row-Ronald Bagstad, Walter Smith, Bonnie Lou Brown, Jeflrey Brown, Kenneth Tullis, John Martin Smith, Eleanor Clear. Bruce Bowers. Suzanne Maeters, Charles Eck. Third Row-Inez Beard, Walter Fry, Allen Peters, Richard Lint, James Haverstock, John Haverstock, Jerry Cluster, Robert Fry, Larry Franks, Geraldine Mock, Butch Wilcox. l GRADE ONE First Row-Jo Chapman, Kay Bacon, Nancy Buttcrmore. Rulliecla Moughler, Florence Lautzenhiser, Tymme Sue Ramcy. Elsie Dorsey, Carolyn Hankey, Connie Steininger, Carol Bungard. Second Row-Stephen McCrory, David Hannnan, Wallace Woodcox, Larry Larue, Fichard Fender, John Mason, Larry Snyder. Third Row-Samuel Underhill, Freddie Diehl. Philip Clark. Allan Os- borne, Shirley Anderson, Joyce Campbell. Clara Bard. Brian Krontz, Edward Hammon, Samuel Warfel. PEARL KANALEY, BS. .-26..

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Band Genevieve Best Janet Blaine Robert Bowman John Briegel Dolores Call Elinor Carpenter Geraldine Casebere Nyal Casebcre Sue Cather Helen Evanoff Wayne Frakes Janice Funk Maxine Griffin James Haas Emmajean Hagerty Linda Harding Bill Hathaway Donna Jennings Deloris Keller June Keller Isabel Kessler Mildred Kessler Alice Knox Onalee Knox Mary Korsmeyer Jack Maxton Ima June Moughler Lila Moughler Everett Newcomer Glenn Newcomer Beverly Nodine Betty Oberlin George Oberlin Mary Louise Oberlin Martha Olds Mary Olds John Pugh Joan Rickerd Marceline Robbins Sue Robbins Jcnrcite Rohrcr Margaret Rohrel Robert Slentz George Smith Marilou Smurr Patricia Souder Hal Sudborough James Tombow Nancy Underhill Evelyn Wilson Marjorie Wolff Emily Weirich Thrilling songs from well trained voices and beautiful notes from every type of instrument are the results of the efforts of our mu.sic department. Study of the best musical scores, in both band and chorus, gives the pupils in those organizations an appreciation of the cultural aspects of music as well as skill in performing. Both the band and the chorus are under the able direction of Mr. Clare Ulm. The band became familiar to the people of this community, and to many persons from out of town, through its performances at each of our home basketball games. The peppy numbers, which it rendered on those occasions, helped the crowd to catch the spirit of the games. Not many people will -ggd