Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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CHORUS Upper left-first row: Catherine Vachon, Mary Ann Harrold, Janice Hankey, Alice Dohner, Shirley Heffley, Patricia Tustison, Carol Hollinger, Marilyn Beckwith. Second row: Rosella Healy, Rosella Baxter, Norma Meyer, Shirley Woodcox, Sharon Little, Patricia Culler, Audrey Miller. Third row: Jackie Hamman, Lenore Ringenberg, Nancy Bright, Juanita Lucas Janet Auer, France K b'k , s u 1 , Sondra Sicard, Virginia Boyer, Caroll Cook. Fourth row' Duane Keel J ' ser, ohn Bright, Robert Ashby, Miss Gierman. Upper right: Miss Gierman. V The girls' chorus was under KA the direction of Miss Gierman. 07,1156 Although they did not make very many appearances, they were appreciated by all who heard them. They sang at the P. T. O. meeting and the school Christmas program. It was difficult for the girls to get together due to the fact that they met the last half of the sixth period on Tues- day and Thursday. The chorus sang at the Spring Concert ii, E :Q 71' GLEE CLUB Lower left-first row: Marilyn Rimmel, Maxine Zerkle, Mary Ann Harrold, Alice Dohner, Shirley Heffley, Joyce Funk, Marlene Doolittle, Lois Gunsenhouser Maril D ' yn arby. Second row. Rosella Healy, Ros- ella Baxter, Norma Meyer, Juanita Lucas, Shirley Woodcox, Sondra Rosenberry, Shirley Harris, Judy Parker, Wilma Shultz, Miss Gierman. Third row: Joyce Blair, Joyce Adams, Donna Hook, Janet Auer, Lois Phillips, Melva Young, Eileen Moughler, Nila Michael, Beth Hankey. Fourth row: Jewel Beebe, Lenore Ringenberg, Nancy Bright, Barbara Lung, Jackie Hamman Helen B , acon, Frances Kubik, Joan Hankey, Sharon Little, Sondra Sicarcl, Virginia Boyer. Lower middle and right: Freshman chorus class. which was held on April 15 Like the B d . an , the chorus climaxed their season with the Spring b Concert. They sang many of our favorite songs. Their other spring work was THE GAY NINETIES FOLLlES,,' colorful in costumes and dancing with music. The operetta was arranged and directed by Miss Gierman. In addition to the girls' chorus, there Was a mixed chorus. They met on Monday, Tuesday, d W d an e nesday during band period for both semesters. .agg-

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KAQCLXOZI' tA8 L-502810, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN is a play about an average family. It is average only in the fact that we have a mother, a father, and children. The childrenlconsist of twelve lovable, energetic, understanding offsprings. Mom and Dad wanted a large family, but they were satisfied when the youngest of an even dozen blessed their home. The fam- ily is a great one. Every member con- tributes, every member has certain duties and to help Mother, a fam- ily council is set up. in the Gilbreth house- share-and-share alike 1 J This little democracy hold is run on the basis. Dad seems to be very strict when he refuses the girls to have dates and the boys to leave their studies. Dad is only trying to help the kids. He feels they must skip all the years of school possible, so they can graduate earlier. ' Dr. Burton enters a sad note in our bright, gay tune by telling Dad that he has heart trouble. The family mustbe kept to- gether and the only way to do that is by being self-sufficient. The play ends with this ever successful flarrgly meeting the future with heads held ig . CAST Assistant Director ........ Ann .............. Ernstine . . . ..... . Frank .... Martha . . . Bill ..... Lillian . . Fred . . Dan . . . Jackie .... Larry .......... Joe Scales ........ Mrs. Fitzgerald Miss Brill ....... Dr. Burton ..... Mother ..... Bishop Hathaway . . . Evelyn Knox Norma Hartranft . . . . Arthur Wilson. Marilyn Rimmel . . . . . Bob Nelson Sharon Beebe . . Olus Everetts Doug Stapleton . . Dorothy Jones .. Buck Keesler ..... Don Imler Janet Smyth Helen Coll . . . Jack Maxton Donna Hook Father .... . . . . .Ronald Rosenberry H . 1. Arthur Wilson, Robert Nelson, Olus Everetts, Douglas Stapleton, Evelyn Knox, Norma Hart- ranft, Marilyn Rimmel, Sharon Beebe, Dorothy Jones, Ronald Rosenberry, Donna Hook. 2. In addition to the above: Right of Ronald Rosen- berry-Jack Maxton, Duane Keesler. Right of Marilyn Rimmel--Helen Coll. Right of Donna Hook-Janet Smyth. -2 7..

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ZZJLV We sincerely hope that after three years we will be able to break the jinx that has pre- vented us from putting this operetta on. As the first curtain opens, two disconsolate young men, Casey and Pat, are found sitting on a park bench bemoaning the fact that they cannot enter the local barbershop quartette contest because unfortunately they lack two tenors to complete the ensemble, They decide - . .. . .. v v- y -1 1 R 1.,.1 A Z-Ma to advertise for two accomplished singers with high vocal range. Their surprise is when two charming young ladies answer the advertise- ment. All ends happily as the foursome wins the contest and decide to continue the har- monious association. For the production, Richard Roan replaced John Bright. Vigley. k i 2 53 rs 5? X lx! I I : I5 . . get 93 5 Q ,,,w4w2ffH??Z!5 -29f