Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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lst row: Doris Nodine, Gloria Griffith. 2nd row: .lack Ruff, George Bock, Paul W. Ashby. sam This year with Mr. Ruff spending half his time in the library and Mrs. Hampel teaching several classes in girls' physical education and biology, the English load has been spread over five teachers. The ninth, tenth and eleventh grade English classes participated in the nation wide contest on Thrift which was held last fall. Each member of these classes wrote an essay on the subject, Save - The American W'ay',. The winning paper from our school, written by Mary Wolfe, was sent to Indianapolis for judging. The seventh and eighth grades are getting their English training under Mr. Boch. Mrs. Griffith is teaching the freshmen, and Miss Nodine has both tenth and eleventh year English. Mr. Ruff's sophomore class sponsored the mock election held during October and early November. He has two other English classes. He also sponsored the Breeze. Mr. Ashby, with much graduate work in English and experience in teaching speech and journalism took over English twelve which gave half time to speech and half time to the annual and the Vane. 1. Sophomore English Class 2. Armistice Day, Marilyn Craig, Mr. Lowe We, as s ple mus' T e pose. Le give tha j i equality Published weekly by the Journalism Class of Butler High School member M6036 This page sponsored by the BUTLER BOOSTER CLUB. 28 lj

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ffmmal Staff A new class was offered in high school and that being Journalism. This in con- nection with speech compromise the twelfth year of English and is required of all college preparatory and commercial course students. There is a total of twenty-two in the class. The class is responsible for the annual. The make-up of the annual is different than it was last year. The photography will be done almost wholly by Indiana School Pictures of Indianapolis and R. S. Sutula of Elkart. The yearbook is being printed this year by Josten's of Owatonna, Minnesota. Changing from letter press to offset printing requires copy to be in very early. The advertising is different than last year in that each page is sponsored by a business place. Due to the change in the manner of advertising, photography, and writing of the annual, the production costs are a little lower, although not enough to make up for the deficit incurred last year. The deficits were always made up from the senior class funds, but because of other demands upon the senior money, the deficit had to be met by raising the price of the annual, and the cost of advertising, which are now sponsorships. Two multiples were sent in Nov. 28, thus more than meeting the first deadline requiring only one. Other deadlines were more than met. Editor-in-Chief ..,. Assistant Editor . . , Sports Editor .. . Seniors ..... Junior and Senior High Classes . .. . . . . Marlene Doolittle Sara Reidenbach , , , . . Gene Smith Joan Pratt . . . Jackie Wilson Judy Parker . Marilyn Craig Organizations ..... , . . Joan Hankey Nila Michael Faculty and Administration .. , .... Ethel Haverstock 1st row: Sara Reidenbach, Marilyn Craig, Barbara Likes, Marjorie Smith, Joan Hankey, Ethel Haver- stock. 2nd row: Marlene Doolittle, Nila Michael, Judy Parker, Mr. Ashby, Martha Jaycox, Joan Pratt, Sondra Sicard, Shirley Harris. 3rd row: Dick Obendorf, Pinky Funk, Jackie Wilson, Wanda Brade, Gus Higley, Paul Tom, Gene Smith, Dick Roan. Art and Photography Advertising Managers Circulation . Business Managers . . Music Editors .,., Grades .... lst row: Mr. Ashby, Marlene Doolittle 2nd row: Sara Reidenbach, Gus Higley . Beth Hankey Marjorie Smith Dick Obendorf Martha Jaycox Sondra Sicard Paul Tom Shirley Harris . . . Gus Higley Wanda Brade .. Joyce Funk Dick Roan Barbara Likes l t E This page sponsored by JAMES G. DIEHL, Butler itll lv