Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Faculty meetings are held regular- ly in Room 11 to determine policies for the management of the school and to solve problems which arise from time to time. In the upper picture Mr. Harding is seen leading an in- teresting discussion. Visual education is as much a part of school as the classroom and labora- tory classes. In the lower picture we may see Mr. Jenkins showing a movie to a large group of pupils in the gym — our projection room. Patricia Ulm, B. S.; Ball State Teachers College; Kindergarten • Pearl Kanaley. B. S.; Manchester College; Grade One •Virginia B. Jackson; Ball State Teachers College; Grades One and Two • Lucile Sniurr; Tri State College, Madam Blaker ' s College, Manchester College: Grade Two • Dorothy Hcnkle, B. S.; Ball State Teachers College; Grade Three Doroth ' Henklc

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Ardi i trati mLmdCrauon an d J i acvi 1 Superintendent PAUL HARDING A.B., Butler University M.S. Ed., Indiana University Mr. Harding has served as Superintendent of the Butler Public Schools for the past four years. Besides being a very capable executive, he has made school life more enjoyable for the students and proved a valuable friend to each one of them. This has been accomplished through his personal interest in the stu- dents and his congeniality. Principal CLETIS E. JENKINS A.B., Indiana University Two years ago, after serving 10 years as athletic director, basketball coach, and teacher, Mr. Jenkins became principal. In his new position Mr. Jenkins has continued to be a friend and guide to the pupils of our high school. In addition to being principal, he still teaches mathematics. Office Clerk MRS. LOUISE SPAKE Mrs. Spake has been the very efficient office clerk of the Butler Schools for the past eight years. During this time her faithful performance of duty has made her indispensable in the office. Her patience and cheerfulness have helped to keep affairs running smoothly. —12—

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All of our teachers have extra- curricular duties. In the upper pic- ture Mr. Ulm, one of the sponsors of the Junior Class, is shown helping Ruth Schimpf and Bessie Bungard sell drinks and candy at a basketball game. Mrs. Stage, in the picture below, directs the Junior Band and helps in the instruction of young musicians. Here she is shown giving instruction to (left to right) Joan Hankey, Beth Hankey, Janet Smyth, and Dee Michael in brass instruments. Ruth Kestcr; Manchester College; Grade Four • James Cather; Tri-State College, Indiana University, Manchester Col- lege; Junior High School Science and Social Studies • Alice Grube; Madam Blaker ' s School. Butler University, In- diana University Extension; Junior High School Reading and English • Ercel Beehe; Ball State Teachers College; Junior High School Reading and Social Studies • Keith Beebe, B. S.; Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University; Junior High School Mathematics „ Ruth Kester