Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1955 volume:

Innvgfum 1955 pulfckzded gg Seadafz Q44 05 gaffez Scion! fimwaf Staff .Sofdofz fam P44602 Aw, Exam. . . Zadwragwdd Adnan. 7764214 14026 De70ee4e C mpliments of MAXTON MOTORS INC., Butl ' ffil Q all CS 5' it Us M HQ- Qi O-ew' film.-Mild .ad PJH v1c tory sight and ev- er shall be our cry! Rah! Rah! Rah! Down through the annals of time this yearbook will re- main golden in its memories. This year's Tropaeum has been set up on a musical theme, so that as the years go by and the fires of life remain only as a dying ember and the grey-haired reader goes strolling down our musical mem- ory lane, each keynote will ring aloud with golden memories of the reader's days at Butler High School. Life and the world may change but memories may not. Only their freshness and prominence in the minds of men may fade through the ravages of time. So years from now a member of a changed society will open this Tropaeum and Big Brass will live anew in the reader's fading memories. From the cleff sign to the end of the staff,this Tropaeum will make the reader's song of life complete. Compliments of FRATERNAL ORDER of EAGLES and CHAMBER of COMMERCE, Butler 2 awze-mga- In Memoriam Page Dedication Page Big Brass Page Half Notes Page Maesfros Page Rehearsals Page Jam Sessions Page Programme Page Hep Cats Page Index of Names Page Compliments of 4 5 7 'I9 30 37 41 6'I 67 78 WENDELL W. COOPER, JEWELER, Butler 3 pvfo' ' ' f ' ' I I l r L v I 5 3 . I s f ,.....,.....n. ......n.....,..t.,,.,.f. Mr, Charles Darby W I Until his recent death, Mr. Dar- by had been a bus driver at Butler High School and a prominent figure around Butler. Although he is no longer with us , his mernory still lingers on. Compliments of BUTLER PUBLIC SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 4 ...L ,.,.....LY -M .........L,e-,L,L,......,, ,.,.,.... ...,.... -,---- -1-1...ii.aa--Z-AA Mrs. ima M. stage I I Up to her retirement last year, Mrs. Lida M. Stage had been band director at Butler High School for over twenty years. During the many years that she was at Butler High School she was also co-sponsor of many classes, including our own. To you, Mrs. Stage,We,the Sen- ior Class of 1955, would like to ded- icate our annual. Compliments of BERCAW TV and APPLIANCE CENTER, Butler 5 :if-Zi X IE X . -ii. JI ' ! Vb IIU MlIHFIIHH1i u u:m n GQ -N Y s Q X if A H N X x M nh x Q X Ti .' La g! U ul zfiilzlv. E :ww ww i + INMYIHJI M K E If 'lnylw NN A 'WI IM W R 2 lr nmlmfflm ffm I 'I T I l N' l ' E 34? 'fn fs f I :si IK Q f I Q-f nf' ll! y :EE K I '1 N ! ,X 1 3' PS ll A MIIMVIU! llflfl :mu ..---:Vg ' nu. i: -----...' :ill cami! Q3-1 ,S 4-5 U1 -I-7 .HQ .Em '-'33 qv-4 3 oo is cucu :EE Q,-cn ES mf-4 .EQ Dom 55:-4 'rl o ELM 52 -Qu r-4,c', 05' on gn. mi 3.5 29:1 41163 05 ga: U13 Sz .,-443 mg-1 cu mC rst i ....- .... ..I Qf I 2-E A ,' 'F ' ' ' Eiiiiiiiniiiifi 5 ll ',' H- W 'A 14, J1',m,.,,,,.,AM,,,M.M , ,,,M,.-A.-mM, ,.-.. .. M N 83 -523 U3 'cs .CS 8-lm Pg'-B ' OW A Ji JI .4 In i Com- rades of days that are dar, We'11 sing out rms 3 mess- age of che- er We'1l U sing out U this song Compliments of JOSTEN'S--Fine Class Rings, Announcements, Yearbooks. N 7 ....... ,.,.........,,....1-..,,,...-...................,-.., -,..... ,,,, ., .--.., .. ........i.,... .......J I 66444 Offczew President . . Tom McConnell Vice-President . . Don Blair Secretary . Mary Marquardt Treasurer ...... Bill Sipe Don Blair, Tom lvICConnel1, Mary Marquardt, Bill Sipe. On May 25, 1955, fifty-one proud seniors will walk up to Mr. Lowe and receive their diplomas. This signifies that A Student has completed twelve years of schooling and is ready to take aplace in his community. No meri- torious awards are given for time and energy donated to make class projects a success. No signification is shown of the fun, disappointments, homework, lessons or know- lege which have been accumulated in those years. Aswe took our seats for the first time in an educational institution, we were scared and alittle apprehensive. The first thing we learned was obedience to the teacher. Nextcame the get-acquainted period. We played games, read stories, sang and participated as a group. We learn- ed our ABC's and began to read and print our names. We received our first report cards and took them home to face the music . We went on to the next grades, learn- ing to write, multiply, divide and write themes, among other things. Like other kids we got out of line once in awhile and a session after school or a talk with a board made us see the error of our ways and we speedily repented our misdeeds. Besides readin', writin' and 'rithmetic, we got in a little recreation. The annual Christmas operetta, the Easter egg hunts, the Christmas exchange,the Valentines and the plays we gave inclass were interesting deviations from scholastic worries. Then as we entered junior high school some changes were made. We would soon be in high school, almost adults, and we were supposed to act as such. Finally came eighth grade graduation and at last we were full-fledged high schoolers. The feeling of queasiness we had as we entered the halls of Butler High School for the first time as students soon disappeared. The choosing of classes with a glint of proudness that we had finally become high school stu- dents. The almost haughty acceptance we gave the new freshman as we became sophomores. The hayrides when perhaps we stayed out later than we shouldhave, but it was all in fun. The teacher who loved to give us home- work, and the homework we didn't do. The envious looks in the eyes of underclassmen as we showed off our class sweaters and class rings. The clubs and extra-curricular activities in which we participated, The scrapes we got into and the sessions in the principal's office. We weren't really mean just a little ornery. The horseplay at the old concessions stand. The lectures we got for being a little lazy. And at last the big day. We're seniors Gosh, we finally made it! The thrill of being on top. The paper drives, chili suppers and other money-making schemes. Our senior pictures, name cards, announce- mentsg it's a wonderful life! There are many other in- cidents that come to mind and they combine with what's already been listed to comprise our high school library. It's been a lot of fun and a lot of work butwe wouldn't have it changed! g Compliments of EYSTER DRUG STORE, Butler. 8 1 L.. - .... M .... - tl. ..., ..., ..,.. - KENNETH BAXTER B.H. S.,l,2,3,4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, F. F. A., l,2,3,4. BILL BOYER B. H. S.,1,2,3,4,F. F. A., l,2,3,4, Treasurer, 4. BEVERLY BEARD B.H.S., l,2,3,4, Chorus, 2, Booster Club, 2,3, 4, G. A. A., 4, President 4, F. H, A., l,2,3,4. , ROSANNA BRIEGEL B. H, S., 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 2.3, Treasurer, 3. GAIL BELLAMY B. H. S., l,2,3,4, Monitor, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, Chorus, 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest, 2, Breeze Staff, 2,3,4, Breeze Highlights, 4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4, F, H. A., l,2,Book Worm Club, 2, Dramatics Club, 3,4, HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3. CLARA BROWN B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Monitor, 3, Chorus, 2,3,4, Breeze Staff, 4, Booster Club, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 4. DON BLAIR B.H. S.. l,2,3,4, Bus, Manager, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Student Council. 2, Monitor, 4, Festival King, 4, Basketball, 1.2,3,4,Baseball, 2,3,4, Track, l,2,3,4,Booster Club,2,3,4, Hi-Y, 3,4, Treasurer, 4. KAY BROWN B. H. S., l,2,3,4, Band, l,2,3,4, Solo and En- semble Contest, 1,2,3,4, Tropaeum Staff, 4, Breeze Staff, 4, Breeze Highlights, 4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 4, F. H, A., 1, Dra- matics Club, 3,4, Book Worm Club, 2. Compliments of JOSTEN'S, Owatonna, Minnesota. 9 CARL CASEBERE B. H, S., l,2,3,45 E. F. A., 1,2,3,4. GLORIA GETTS B. H. S., 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 1,45 Tropaeum Staff, 45 Breeze Staff,45 Breeze Highlights, 45 Booster Club,3,45Tri-Hi-Y,3,45 F, H. A.. l,3, Treas- urer, 45 Book Worm Club, 2,35 HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3, MELODY JONES 4. CURTIS CASEBERE B. H. S., 1,2,3,45 Monitor, 2,35 Booster Club, 2.3.45 Hi-Y, 4. ELLEN GRIMM B.H. S., 1,'2,3,4g Band,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest, 3,45 Booster Club, 2.3.45 F, H. A., l, 2,8,4. ' RICHARD CREAGER B.H. S., 1,2,3,45 BoosterClub,2,3,45 F, F. A., l,2,3,4. IANICE HANKEY B. H. S., 1,2,3,45Chorus, 1,2,35 Latin Club, 1. HELEN ECK B. H. S., 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 1,25 Booster Club, 2,3,4. ANN HARTRANFT B. H. S., 1,2,3.45 Monitor, 45 Office Cadet, 45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Breeze Staff, 1.2,45 Breeze Highlights, 45 Booster Club, 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y, 2,45 F, H,A., 1,2,3.45 Secretary 45 Book Worm Club, 2,35 Dramatics Club, 4. Compliments of C. E. CASEBERE WELDING and REPAIRS, Butler 10 J 'J CHARLENE HIGLEY B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer, 1.2, Monitor, 3, Office Cadet, 1,2,3,4, Majorette, 1,2,3,4, Band, 1,2,3,4, Chorus, 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest,2,3,4, Tropaeum Staff, 4, Breeze Staff,4,Breeze Highlights,4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,4, F. H, A., 2,3,4, Latin Club, 1, Dramatics Club, 3, Book Worm Club, 2, HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3, MELODY JONES 4. CHARLOTTE IMHOFF B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Student Council, 3,4, Sec- retary-treasurer,3,President,4, Office Cadet, 2,3,4, Chorus, 1,2,3, Solo and Ensemble Con- test, 2, Booster Club, 2,3,4, Book Worm Club, 2,3, HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3. GEORGE HILL B. H. S., 2,3,4, Basketball, 2,35 Track, 3,4, Chorus, 3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest, 3,4, Tropaeum Staff, 4, Breeze Staff, 4, Breeze Highlights, 4, HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3, MELODY JONES 4 . JERRY JOHNSTON B, H, S., l,2,3,4, F. F, A., 1,2,3,4. ROGER HOLMAN B. H. s., 1,2,3,4, Booster Club, 4, F. F. A., 1,2,3,4. DON JOHNSON B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Breeze Staff,4, Breeze High- lights, 4, Booster Club, 2,4. DOLA HULBERT B. H. S., l,2,3,4, Chorus, 3.4, Solo and En- semble Coutest, 3, Breeze Staff, 4, Breeze Highlights, 4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4, F. H. A., 1,2,3,4, Book Worm Club, 3.4. MARILYN KELLER B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Monitor, 3, Office Cadet, 4, Chorus, 4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 4, F. H. A.. 1. Compliments of TOMBOW FLORAL COMPANY, Butler. ll ff Ji irsla 5 Q, x,..,..,q,rsfg W ,me ,.'. .V frrliwrwmzwggsgf pi st-'mmm W . f,f,.,,,,,,1g,.9rgr,.. 2 1 , :sz-frefferslwf -11 A , ws fsferfiiwfs , .,f21iQi2:s1f15112z.12iiig5 - 2 ...,,..,..,,s25eig,,a.,a., 7 t if af ftafgs1fu1s1f1s1. Y 2 ve, ft,sssfz.sfsQ2fg5?gR5 :Sei ij? 't1ff,Y1'sit32gl2z,r rwzsfwse .,,,.. ,. Q . Pr PF' ' if 491.3 5 Jr, . g. . .gg- . :.5.5,5,Q:.,-.lg,m,:..-1,-.E15... .., ssregvmgg ' .f , Yf..1'2?ftif.,i L'i..:sf'12LQ'SsKiJQ i f -Q ........,..ie--- .-A ,.............. .,............. J.. .f, ...L . ...A ... .-nu-1.-A-.-4.-us.. CAROLYN LANE New Haven, 15 G. A, A., 15 Sunshine Society, 15 B. H, S., 2,3,45 Monitor, 35 Office Cadet, 45 Band, 45 Chorus, 2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest,2,3,45 Breeze Staff, 2,35 Breeze High- lights, 45 F.H.A.,2,3,45 Dramatics Club, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Book Worm Club, 2,35 MEDODY JONES 4. EDITH LOVE B. H. S., l,2,3,45 Student Council, 1,25 Band, 1,2,3,45 Secretary, 45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Presi- dent, 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest, 2,3,45 TropaeumStaff,45Breeze Staff, 2,3,45 Booster Club, 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Secretary, 35 President, 45 F. H. A., 1,2,35 Latin Club, 1,25 Dramatics Club,3,45 Secretary, 45 Book Worm C1ub,l,2,35Secretary,35 HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3' MARY MARQUARDT Monroeville, 1,25 Pres., 1,25 B. H. S., 3,4.: Sec.. 45 Office Cadet, 45 Cherry Blossom Queen, 35 Festival Queen, 45 Band, 1,2,3,45 Secretary, 25 President, 45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest, 3,45 Tropaeum Staff, 45 Breeze staff, 3,45 Breeze Highlights, 45 Booster Club 3,45 Sec., 35 Pres., 45 Tri-Hi- Y, 3,45 Dramatics Club, 35 HUCKLEBERRY PINN 35 MELODY JONES 4. TOM Mc CONNELL B. H. S., l,2,3,45 President, 2,3,45 Student Council, 15 Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Track, 2,3,45 Breeze Staff, 1,2,3,45Editor,3,45 Breeze High- lights, 45 Booster Club, 2,3,45 Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Treasurer, 35 Secretary,'45 Latin Club, 1,2,35 Vice-President, 25 President, 35 Dramatics Club,3,45Book Worm Club, 25 HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3, MELODY JONES 4. LARRY Mc KOWN B. H. S., l,2,3,45 Track, 3,45 Band, 35 Chorus, 2,3 ,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest, 2,3,45 Breeze Staff, 45 Breeze Highlights, 45 Booster Club, 3,45 DramaticsClub, 3,45 HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3, MELODY JONES 4. DEE MICHAEL B.H. S., 1.2,3,45 Band, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 1,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest, 25 Tropaeum Staff, 45 Breeze Staff,45 Booster Club, 2,3 ,45 Tri-Hi- Y, 2,3,45 F. H. A.. 2,35 Latin Club, 15 MELODY JONES 4. REDITH MILLER B. H. S.. 1,2,3,45 Monitor, 45 Band, 1,2,3,45 Chorus, 1,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1,25 Breeze Staff, 45 Breeze Highlights, 45 Booster Club, 2,3,45 F. H. A.. 1,2,3,4. WAYNE MOUGHLER B. H. s., 1,2,3,4, HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3. Compliments of SARBER'S CLEANERS Butler. 12 JIM PARKER B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Vice-President, 3, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Baseball, 2.3.4, Track, 2,3,4, Tro- pacum Staff,3,4, Editor, 4, Booster Club, 2,3, 4, Hi-Y, 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms, 3, Com- mittee Chairman, 4. JOHN POWERS B, H. S., 1,2,3,4, Tropaeum Staff, 4, Business Manager, 4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, ui-Y, 2,3,4, A MELODY JONES 4. SANDRA RIMMEL B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Office Cadet, 4, Cheer- leader,4,Band,1.2,Chorus, 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest, 2, Tropaeum Staff, 4, Breeze Staff,2,3,4, Bus. Manager, 3.4, Breeze Highlights, 4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, G. A. A., 4, Tri-Hi-Y, 3,4, Sec. 4, F. H, A., 2,3,4, Songleader,3,4, Dramatics Club, 4, HUCKLE- BERRY FINN 3, MEIJODY JONES 4. PAT ROSENBERRY B.H. S., 1,2,3,4, Student Council, 4, Monitor, 2, Office Cadet, 3, Chorus, 2,3,4, Breeze Staff, 4, Booster Club, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, 4. JANET SCHOONOVER B, H. S., 1,2,3,4, Band, 3.4, Chorus, 2, Solo and Ensemble Contest, 2.3.4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, G. A. A., 4, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, F. H.A.,1,2, 3.4. SHARON SELTENRIGHT B. H. S., 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4, Cho- rus, 1,3.4, Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1, Breeze Staff,3,4, Breeze Highlights, 4, Booster Booster Club, 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y, 3.4, Chaplain, 4, F. H.A., 1,2,3, MEDODY JONES 4. BILL SIPE B.H. S., 1,2,3,4, Vice-President, 1, Treasurer, 3.4, Monitor,1,2,3, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Base- ball, 2,3,4, Track, 2,3,4, Booster Club, 2.3,4, Breeze Staff, 2, Hi-Y, 3,4, Sergeant at Arms, 4, F. F. A., 1,2,3,4, Pres., 4. LINDA SMYTH B. H. S., 1.2,3,4, Band, 1,2,3,4, Solo and En- semble Contest, 2.4, Booster Club, 2,3,4, G. A. A., 4, Tri-Hi-Y, 2.3.4, Treasurer, 4, F. H. A., 1,3,4, Parliamentarian, 3. Compliments of C. L. PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY, Butler. 13 ..........4..a.a.........,.,.... -....,...............,....................................,,.,,, ...,-, . .-......C.......-.. , ...V ek? t?5l,'l.' , . sw .gzgs,r,f 2.54: 1i9L,,m L 54. 'G Q . Ks!! xr if J 'il' L . .- fm.-3 --.-Y-'fr--Y BILL SOUDER B. H. S.,1,2,3,4g Monitor, lg Tropaeum Staff 4gBreeze Staff,4g Hi-Y, 2,3,4g Vice-President 3, President, 4, F. F. A., 1, Dramatics Club 3,4g Vice-President, 4g Book WormClub, 2,3,4g President, 4g HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3. DON THARP St. Joe, 1,2g Treasurer, 1gPresident, 2, B. H. S.. 2,3,4g Basketball, 1,2,3,4g Track, 1,2,3,4g Booster Club, 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y,4g HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3. S E SPAKE B H S 1 234 Student Councll 34 Vrce Pres1dent 4 Monrtor 2 3 Track 2 3 Chorus 34 Breeze Staff 234 Booster Club 34 Pr s 3 V1ce Presldent 4 F F A 1234 VICE Presldent 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 HOWARD TROYER B H S 1234 BoosterClub 4 F F 2 3 4 ROBERT STARK 1 2 MARYELLEN VAN WYE B H S 1234 Band 1234 Treasurer 4 Club 2 3 4 G A A 4 V1ce Presldent 4 T H1Y 234 FHA 134 HUC LE BERRY FINN 3 NORMAN STEVENSON B H S 1 2 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent 2 Secretary 3 Track 1 234 Chorus 4 Tropaeum Staff 4 Breeze Staff 2 3 4 Breeze Hrghhghts 4 Dramat1cs Club 34 Pres 34 Book Worm Club 23 HUCKLEBERRY FINN 3 MEDODY JONES 4 DOUGLAS VOSE B H S 1234 BoosterClub 4 H1Y 34 Complrments of UNDERHI LL'S MARKET Butler 14 ' . s ' . , : . . : . Y sea. ' h - I, 0 1,9 F . . H 'I , 1' v: 0 I ll I I I : D : ' ' A'l ll 5? B, H. s., , ,3,4. Solo. and Ensdndble Contest: 2,3,4g Booster 76,1 ri- I.- l.l I, .Da I . ll. I., , , F K, 5 Z ' 2' ,V . . -1 1 1 v P , ' D s 7 , 1 I S I I I D 3 l : I , : D . . . : ' ' . : I I ,.- .vw-r-vw -.. ,W ,, ., -.., ,,.. vv,,-,qn,,.-:Urn-w Y--.-... -W Ms- .- -V -., .-- -V -w-.-v-haw 4- kv---f-.-4 mv -W if-f if DE VON WEICHT B.H. S., 1,2,3,4g Basketball, 1,2,3,4g F, F. A., l,2,3,4. JEAN WILSON B. H. S., l,2,3,4g Monitor, 4, Chorus, 1,2,3,4g Solo and Ensemble Contest, 3, Breeze Staff, 2,3,4g Breeze l-lighlights,4g Booster Club, 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y, 49 F. H. A., 1,25 Dramatics Club, 33 Book Worm C1ub,2,3gl-IUCKLEBERRY FINN 3. JOE WILSON B. H. S., 1,2,3,4g Monitor, 4, Basketball, 1,2, 3,4g Baseball, 2,3,4g Track, 1,2,3,4g Breeze staff, 3,4g Booster Club, 2,3,4g Hi-Y, 3,4g LatinClub, 1, Book Worm Club, 3,4g MELODY JONES 4. Hla447fKodo Si vis summum progredi ab infirmo ordire. If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. --Syrus American Beauty Rose Green and White Compliments of HIGLEY'S BOOK STORE and REXALL DRUG STORE, Butler. 15 ............. -.....,-.i .-,,A........, . .,.................................L ........,....,....,.......L........... .. L. ,, Z.. Wijlf-xx M A iswim U95 Q Row lg Loyal Seniors, Boo! Wnen do we eat? Rah! Rah! Seniors! Peek-a-boo, Hot-fodder. The brains, Row 2: A new romance? Informal party. Smile, girls. Proud Senior. So here we are. Pin-up girl. Row 3: Interesting conversation? Money-makers, Cheesecake. . .Just plain Joe. Row 4: All dressed up, Name it. Patty, Up a tree, Tillie. Wno won? Our cooks. Little women, Row 5: Our gang. This is Gail? Queenie, Watch the birdie. Smile. Way back when. . . Compliments of HOUSE OF HARTER, Goshen. 16 any 535' sifl FIRST ROW: Statistician--huh? Two heads are better'n none, Muscles, just good friends SECOND ROW Friendship, Talented. Jo-Ja-Je, So here I am. And there you are. Food-testers. Going steady? THIRD ROW Athlete. Glamour? He-man .... Courtin'? GO! GOI Go! Unhh! Drop dead--, FOURTH ROW Pa Strictly from hunger, This is it, Presidential problem. Vicious editor, Lovebirds, FIFTH ROW: Senior play usherettes Copy editor, Compliments of BURGOYNE BROTHERS, Auburn Q55 I 1 '35 If-'U FIRST ROW: Drum majorette--Charlene. Bill and Edith at their lockers. Senior crooners--Larry and George. Doug and Curt. SECOND ROW: Mary and George taking it easy. Famous trio--Maryellen, Linda and Mary. Outdoor girl--Kay. THIRD ROW: Senior girls enjoying school picnic at Pokagon, Brains--Norm and Jim--at I.U. Don working. Apple Blossom Queen Mary--and Bill. FOURTH ROW: Gloria and Marilyn take time to clean their lockers--well supervised. Dignified senior--Mary. Jean and appropriate sign. Norman working CZ, on paper drive. Sandra at work. Compliments of GINDER TEXACO SERVICE, Butler. 18 pb vffrJ of bat- tle l--l -un-I i We're , make doors and win- dows rat- tle loy- al to you But- ler High W HHLF HUTES 81 104' STORE AND KNISELY MEN'S STORE Butler 19 Q Uffczaa ancbfzf0ffct0z4 President ...... ...... I ohn King Vice-President . . .... DeWayne Likes Secretary ..... . . Arlene Overholtz Treasurer . . . ..... Janis Bacon S Offcbew 7 Uffazac President ..... ..... G eorge King President ...... ...... R oger Imhoff Vice-President . . . . . . Burgess Walter Vice-President . . . . . . Virginia Boyer Secy-Treas. ....... Mary Sue Copeland Secy-Treas. .......... Sandra Church gram Qmde aww swarm gmac aggfem President ............., Phil Ginder President ......... . . . Jeffrey McCann Vice-President .......... Charles Vose Vice-President . . . . . . Donna Walter SCCY-Treas. . . . . . R0l'l31d Ault SeCY'T1'6aS. . . . . . Beverly Beckwith Compliments of BUTLER BOOSTER CLUB. 20 is ysll QQ ' 2, si H 3:3 5 -V-f K ., R I A K ,. 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SECOND ROW: Betty Benard, Karen Billings, Jack Blaker, Bill Brown, Wayne Burdick, Ruth Campbell, Ruth Carr, Roberta Crabb, Carole Ginder. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Haifley, Loren Hankey, Luana Harger, Marilee Harter, Bruce Hathaway, Richard Haver- stock, Robert Haverstock, Dale Healy, Donald Herrick. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Herrick, Cydney Jones, Danielle Jones, Gay Keesler, Joan Koerner,1ohn King, Howard Krontz, DeWayne Likes, DeVon Lyon. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Lung, Eunice Meeks, Dick McKown, Ann Miller, Clark Moughler, Keith Nichols, Martha Oberlin, Helen Oney, Arlene Overholtz. SIXTH ROW: Robert Prosser, Allen Raney, Betty Rohlof, Dora Shafer, Earl Shultz, Walter Shultz, Judy Snyder, Theron Snyder, Susie Szeman, SEVENTH ROW: Naomi Thimlar, Paul Trubey, Joan Tusti- son, Judy VanZi1e, Sharon Werner. ABSENT: Mary Wolfe. Compliments of BUTLER DAIRY BAR, Butler. , 21 5 W .. : Q ' gx K 1, J , K5 was a can wr as W mis.. 1 .S rw I r l 'I :gf K -. 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THIRD ROW: Sandra Doolittle, Chuck Eck, Richard Getts, Enid Hankey, Max Hoffer, Jim Husted, Jim John- son, Tony Kaiser, Carol Keller. FOURTH ROW: Keitkg,Keltner, Teresa Kessler, George King, Robert Klink, Richard Lint, Dianne Love, Susan Masters, David McC1ish,John Meeks. FIFTH ROW: Tom Middleton,June Miller, Freida Moore, Janet Moore, Bobby Rains, JoAnn Rex, Dale Rigg, Bill Ringenberg, Sharon Robinett. SIXTH ROW: Deanna Rosenberry, Nora Shafer, Elaine Sholl, John Smith, Walter Smith, Rose Surface, Helen Troyer, Max Tru- b . ey, Sylvia VanLeuven. SEVENTH ROW: Lura Lee VanWye, Karen Walker, Burgess Walter, Sharon Weber, Merle Young, Robert Zimmerman. A ' Compliments of WM. MUTZFELD 8: SONS, Butler. 22 V -.., ....,.r.. .,.....,,.:.a.....,.......,.,,,.,.......,:,,..i:..m..............s4W .n........ ff m I walk, Q ..,,.Q,m ,xy V ' f 1 'K . , :i'Of'i I 55, , ga , We we ii . 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THIRD ROW: Jeanette David, Freddie Diehl, Elsie Dorsey. John Durst, Rosalie Farmer, John Grimm, David Hamman, Eddie Hamman, Alvin Hankey. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Hankey, Myles Healy, Jerry Holt, Lyle Holman, Carolyn Holtrey, Vernon Holtrey, Judy Howell, Marjorie I-louser, Roger Imhoff. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Jennings, Brian Krontz, Larry LaRowe, Florence Lautzenhiser, Jimmy Littlejohn. Joan Lowe, Gloria Lung, Harold McC1ish, David Moughler. SIXTH ROW: Roger Moughler, Sharon Pierce, Jeannie Rex, Phyllis Rohbaugh, Ruth Schoonover, Marcelle Shafer, Larry Shultz, Dennis Strock, Merlin Thimlar, SEVENTH ROW: Paul Troyer, Sam Underhill, DeVeir Weicht, Patsy White, Walter Womack. 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FOURTH ROW: Stephen Jurhs, Bill Kessler, Marlene Kraft, Laura Lautzenhiser, Carol Likes, Ralph Lint, Howard McClish, Connie McDonald, Larry Moore. FIFTH ROW: Dave Pratt, Woodrow Pressley, Thomas Raney, Nadean Riggs, Bob Robinett, Stanley, Sc asf fer, Carolyn Smith, Julie Smith, Keith Smith. SIXTH ROW: David Snyder, Robert Staley, DalIas'T im- lar, Darrell Thimlar, Peggy Thompson, Charles Vose, Roger Walter, Glenda Wasson, Marsha Weicht, SEVENTH ROW: Janet Young, Beatrice Zimmerman. ABSENTg John Bushee. 24- ra AA -AML Yrkn, , Hmm,-,,uA,M,,,,,A,i.... .. lint, M A A---A A-f-A-fee 'r X. , ,ik ::- V . pr - - . rf' ! ,si ,MM 1, J.. Q is .1 t, ' , ,. easel W it- 5 5.1 J, I J , - ,, A dw 'r,m,:w,5, . I V If va ,, 'i? 'l ' ,J ' . 3511 .. ,I l 'Y ... . . ' A f, ,f,, ,.., 1 ,5 f f. 4, .ff I , , . , T , I . v Z, . :. J Iwnv l .W 'i'fE .igz V 4' - I 5 -zzi at I Sift by ast M at atus . an Q , 1, - , J Lx K - , T 7' M as-' . 3? A A Qlgu lf . ,J - i f . ' -vlku if , 5- vq ' , --. f -, -,A J V i j A i r, , '. JY' ' ' I .:,,. ,, TK ' fi I J Q .Q 1 8' - A J , A ' , if -ar i -1 5 5 E Q Ay, .Q 1-N2 Q , p r I ,. , I 'W rr. tiff af 6 X 4, Ja ii , ,AV1 I: ..,,H I ,,., 'J L. We I W J x X V1-.. ,, f 153, L,.L - ,LLL FIRST ROW: Patty Ball, Beverly Beckwith, Julia Brown, Don Caddell, SECOND ROW: Janice Camp, Donna Chapman, Jill Chapman, Grace Cluster, David Craig, Teddy Dickson, Denise Diehl, Robert Dorsey, Linda- Ewing. THIRD ROW: Margaret Fry, Walter Fry, Ronnie Grable, Carolyn Gift, Johnny Grimm, Walter Grogg, Peggy Hathaway, Carol Hills, Alta Houser, FOURTH ROW: Ann Jennings, Richard Johnson, Betty Jones, Rita King, Darwin Lechleidner, JoAnn Levelsberger, Joyce Littlejohn, Judy Littlejohn, Junior Lung. FIFTH ROW: Jeffrey McCann, Jay Moore, Kay Moore, Max Moughler, Rutheda Moughler, Dallas Oberlin, Shannon Patee, David Prosser, James Sattison, SIXTH ROW: Robert Schmidt, Paul Shortgen, Leora Shafer, Jerry Snyder, Shirley Snyder, Helen Smith, Philip Smith, James Steckley, John Steckley, SEVENTH ROW: Judith Steckley, Marjorie Stemen, Gary Sudborough, Carl Surfus, Sharon VanLeuven, Donna Walter, Pamela Walter, Judith Whitman, Russell Womack. EIGHTH ROW: Wallace Woodcox. ' I 25 Sam FIRST ROW: Stephen Kaiser, Ronnie Baker, Robert Miller, Dennis Fee, Ronald Ensfield, Maurice Casebere, Robert Holt, SECOND ROW: Dorcas Ringen- berg, Susie Pratt, Mary Pierson, Nancy Ruch, Dorthea Healy, Priscilla Ickes, Shirley Dickson, Delilah Harger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ziegler, Jean Carr, Sue Brown, Donald Drake, John Rosen- berry, Philip Ault, Dwanna Mil- ler, Judy Easterday, Phyllis Warst- ler, Linda Lonsbury, Regina Varda, Harold Wasson, Donald Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Sarah Bushee, Laurtitia LaRowe, Jerry Cluster, Robert Fry, Thomas Womack, Larry Rosenberry, Sandra Bercaw, Ronald Fisher, Clyde Dohner, Virginia Sattison. SCHOOL Sagezq Fam! FIRST ROW: Don Cook, Dave Pratt, Alta Houser, Julia Brown, Carolyn Gift, Helen Smith, Don Caddell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ankney, James Sattison, Douglas Higley, Robert Schmidt, Janet Burkmire, Carol Bungard, Joyce Carpenter, Ruth Eck, THIRD ROW: Virginia Sattison, Marjorie Houser, Elsie Dorsey, John Bushee, Howard Haverstock, Roger Cline, Lynn Brown. W FIRST ROW: Robert Bertsch, Eliz- beth l-Iankey, Steve Johnson, Tammy Lowe, Judy Steckley, Darlene Lint, Douglas Strock SECOND ROW: Cleo Keller Carol Smith, Terry Whitman Jimmie Eck, Jeanne Seltenright, Dollie Hankey. Jerry Eck, THIRD ROW: Mr. Wort, Earl Healey, Martha Rimmel, Carolyn Reas, Linda Hose, Sheldon Shafer, Victor Lyons, Eddie Gipple. Ab- sent: Frances Hullinger, Compliments of HAROLD'S STORE, Butler. 26 1 4154 FIRST ROW: Janice Chapman, Larry Betz, Alan Blair, Kathryn Anderson, Ruth Thimlar, Judy Burkmire, Larry McCann, Gloria Moughler, Joe Anderson. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Grube, Dean Krontz, Nathan Houser, Marilyn Creager, Sue Ann Wasson, Kar- olyn Patee, Tom Weicht, Darley Oberlin, Gary Laub, Ronald Mack, Margaret Fowler. THIRD ROW: Martha Nodine, David Drake, Ronald Drake, Linda Oney, Retta Miller, Carol Vose, Reva Sattison, Judy Roan, Jill Snyder, Larry Ball. Absent: Michael Hamrnan, Lu- ella Lautzenhiser, Randolph Bow- ers. 7 FIRST ROW: Donnie Mayse, Gloria Creager, Donna Beals, Faye H a n k e y, James Drake, David Klink, Lloyd Webb, Morris Walters. SECOND ROW: Richard Thompson, Dickie Coy, Mary Kay Hursh, Sherry Bertsch, Marilyn Clear, Keith Zerkle, Ronald Fee, Tommy Van Zile. THIRD ROW: Miss Bowen, Bertha Fry, Ricky Wilson, Johnny Pierce, David Smith, Ronald Shultz, Joann Hose, Ella Jo Brown, Sidney Mey- ers, Marion Varda, ?awrZ4 FIRST ROW: Dennis Van Zile, Martha Hankey, Richard Stack- ley, Charlotte Dohner, Jeri Jones, Richard Cook. SECOND ROW: Judith McSorley, Judith Craig, Dale Krafft, Linda Nichols, Ray Burkmire, Carol Ewing, THIRD ROW: Mr, Krock, Denese Brown, Judy Stanty, Francis Bard, Jerry Froestel, Jack Hoffer, Gene Hull- inger, Anita Robbins. Absent: Vicki Trumbull. Compliments of FEDERAL FERTILIZER SALES CORPORATION, Butler. .......a.3-................ .......,- L, ,-, , J i i fl 1 1 1 1 4 I FIRST ROW: Veronica Gipple Richard Grogg, Sandra Healy Carl Bry ant, Marietta Ault, Vaughn Snyder, Richard Smith, Chad Caddell, Mary Livelsberger, Darilou Miller, SECOND ROW: Sherman Backer, Robert Jennings, Lloyd Beard, Martin Van Leuven, Philip Shultz, Luella Schmidt, Joan Chew, Larry Walters. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hiatt, Madelon Raney, Cheryl Bowman, Michael Mack, Sunnie Smith, Janet Dickerhoof,Nancy Johnson, Roger Fisher, David Shields, Eddie Welsh, Tommy Wasson, FIRST ROW: Jimmie Smethers, Sandra Keller, Donna Fry, Melanie Johnson, David Fisher Janet Stec kley, Larry Betz, Barbara Anderson, SECOND ROW: Brenda Cochran, Stephen Houser Daniel Oney, Gloria Hankey Cheryl Baldwin, De Neal Brown Janet Whitman, Louise Lonsbury. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Lowe, Phyllis Seltenright, Jane Burkmire, Nancy Casebere, Ned Rosenberry, Dennis Morrow, Max Ault, Mark Skinner, Carol Worman, Shirley Gipple. v v 1 FIRST ROW: Keith lmhoff, Janice Houser, Thomas Easterday, Sarah Smith, Diana Trenary, Donna Mc Kee, Mary Surfus, Donald Curry, Steven Kohn, Betty Shoudel. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Reinoehl, Michel Shaffer, Judy Stolz, Jim- my Derrow, Ronald Gipple, Richard Mayse, Roc Brown, Douglas Stout, Leslie Mullett, Yvonne Jones, Sharon Evanoff, Max Pierson, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stroh, Calvin Gipple, Sara Bun- gard, Kenneth Oberlin, Jimmy Marshall, Jack Stemen, Joe Dohner, Jacquline Riser, Sandra Alwood, Kathy Brand, Steven Beard, Anna Mae Hose, Donald Chapman, Craig Meyers. Compliments of DARRELL MILLER, O. D., Butler J ' 28 J ' J L - , L,L,,.. ,,,. -LL I J FIRST ROW: Belva Mutzfeld, Kent Imhoff, Robert Bovlick, Diane Dielman, Ralph Diehl, Terry Howell, Elmer Baker, Lana Walters, Vera Ellen Smethers, Virginia Thompson, Mary Catherine Enfield. SECOND ROW: Richard Houser, Wendell Hose, Donald Gipple, Harold Healy, Kathy Jo Meyer, Cynthia Rimmel, Judy Krontz, Marceil Sudborough, Syvlia McCallister, Joe Creager,Jim Stemen. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Smurr, Karen Prosser, Ellen Sebert, Allen Ault, Danny Bushee, Richard Evanoff, Raymond Morrow, Kathie Oiler, Jack Bercaw, Steven Strock, Deborah Gearhart, Duane Jurhs, Carl Drake, O FIRST ROW: Mike Marpe, Cindy Wilson, Patty Coak, Todd Cad- dell, Shirley Shoudel, Mike Krontz, Sheryl Easterday, Charles Burkmire, Oleta Hankey, Ricky Feller, SECOND ROW: Linda McCann, Mike Brown, Sue Ann Vogelpohl, Tommy Brown, Sally Bertsch, Jerry Ladd, Ronnie Kitchen, Ann Ewing, Charles Smith, Shirley Keller, Kayota Rienhart. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Livingston, Jimmy Harger, Douglas Riser, Barbara Schmidt, Jackie Lehner, Marcis Meyer, Alice Chew, David Marrow, Marilou McCollough, Shurl Lechleidner, Teresa Powell, Paul Berndt, Judy Fee. ABSENTg Ricky Echler. 76-wr FIRST ROW: Janie Betz, Skip McBride, Sheri Kaiser, Buster Martin, Dennis Reinoehl, Janice Molnar, Diana Mack, Carole Bowman, Diana Oberlin, James Blume, Cheryl Gift, Diane Warstler. SECOND ROW: Linda Dickson, David Strock, Marvin Buttermore, Hal Mullett, Douglas Winn, Robert Nichols, Nancy Short, David Miller, Robert Olds, Deborah Kimes, Tony Beard. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Jaycox, Timothy Hummon, Ruth Ann Rosenberry, Sharon Worman, Karen Kandell, Eddie Kimes, Jane Ann Yates, Hal Morrow, Terry Wilson, Richard Reas, Patsy Gipple. Compliments of DWIGHT SEBERT, Butler. I ..f r ll s 3 e r i v Q E 5, r L . gg 'sr . - in , iq' 3 k-. ,Jn 44 ht ' 5 1 l J H R 45 ff: y is ' Eg 5' a .. :ME W. fs an .. , 1 'ff' if 'Harm . ,B ga ra gxtm, Qtgaqtag 7763046 FIRST ROW: Sheryl Kohl, Sharon McC1ish, Karol Johnston, Sus Ann Riggs. SECOND ROW: Jerry McKean, James McKean, Ronald Houser, James Grimm, Norma Jean Troyer, Sherry Bates, Janet Troyer, THIRD ROW: Walter Bates, Bonnie Mc- Clish, Carolyn Smith, Ruth Beckwith, Virginia Antrup, Barbara Rosenberry, Norma Camp. FOURTH ROW: James Antrup, Kevin Keller, Harold Surface, Gerald Moore, Allen Albert, Duaine H ealy, Philip Moore. FIFTH ROW: Charles DePew, Margaret Hills, David Kohl, Jerry Surface, Robert Antrup. John Riggs, Marlene Kessler. Sedan! Teachers Mrs. King and Mrs. Camp '77Zoof:e.4'oeaez FIRST ROW: Miriam Troyer, Kenny Kel- ler, Wilbur Moore, Vern DePew, Anna DePew, Alverta DePew, Nancy McKean, Steven Culler, Joanne Miller. SECOND ROW: Danny McC1ish, Dorothy Beck- with, Nettie Belle Osbun, Karen Thimlar, Randy Staley,Walter Moore, Gwen Zeis- loft, Deanna Zeisloft, Ronald McClish. THIRD ROW: Donna Miller, Carnie Camp, Connie Albert, Donnie Osbun, Richard Antrup, LouAnn Antrup, Jimmy Kessler, Stephen Surface. I Compliments of KOHL'S GENERAL STORE, Moore. J 30 J ,ETA ..,.,, ,,.a....,,-,.,,.... D v Zigity boom, rah! rah I Zigity boom , rah! rah! .? .1.i1-.-. Who rah ? -1-1-111 -11 - We rah! Butler High, rah I rah I IHHESTRUS Compliments of HALLETT 8: SMITH, REALTORS, and SMITH INSURANCE, Butler 31 igqqgtw.-..e,,.,,--.,,......-vv-rf., ..,-H-F--W wrt-.1 mmapmwmfsgyyvpwmwww-w-.-n+fv. wqW,,,.,,.,.,.,,,,,.,,, .,.,...,,,,,,,.,W-,,.V,,1,M..,,,,V,.W,,, N., WE ,ng ,,,,.n ., ,,,,,,.,.A,,,,,U., sm, .,,.,,, ,Q WW, Wm W ,m,,,BW,,x,,,,,,. 544446 'goafwl Catherine Smith, Dal Winn, Frank Korsmeyer, Leighton Tombow, Keith Culler, President . . . .... Keith Culler Secretary . . . . . . Catherine Smith - Treasurer . . . . . Frank Korsmeyer Member . . . ........ Dal Winn Member . . . . . Leighton Tombow On the roll of honor in com- Our school policy is largely de- munity service, the people who make termined by the School Board. They up the Butler School Board deserve also handle many of the school's a high place. financial problems. Compliments of JOI-INSON'S FUNERAL HOME, Butler 32 Ernest M. Zeller Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, M.S.. Sponsor: Student Council. A real friend to all of us, in all our daily problems. Om S ' 3 Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, M.S.. Indiana University,Dir.D.. North Carolina University, U.C., L.A. An ode to the man who takes the blunt of everything. Leonard E . Lowe Helen 602 International Business College A smile on a rainy day to chase the clouds away Ho ult on Compliments of LUNDY'S DAIRY Edgerton and INDIANA RAILROAD Fort Wayne X 33 Om Pwmged MR. PAUL ANKNEY Indiana Central, B. S., Manchester College, Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College. Sponsor: Seventh grade. Subject: Social Studies. Quote: So much for that. MR. GEORGE BOCK Manchester College, B. S., Indiana University, M. S. Sponsor: Junior Class. Subjects: English, Physical. Education, Driver Training Assistant High School Coach Quote: Do you want a two dollar and fifty cent word? MR. RALPH BOLING Ball State Teachers, A. B. Sponsor: Junior Class. Subjects: Commerce. Junior High Coach. Quote: This here-- MR. GEORGE CHERRY Indiana University, B. S., Butler University. S onsor- Senior Class D . . Subjects: Physical Educ ation, High School Coach, Social Studies, Driver Training, Quote: Let's keep it down to a dull roar. MISS ALICE DeWEESE Indiana State Teachers, A. B, Indiana University, I. U. Extension, Evansville College Sponsor: Senior Class. Subjects: Latin, Spanish, Library. Adviser: Language Club, Tropaeum. Quote: Ah'm not well. MR. GEORGE DUNTEN Purdue University, B. S. Sponsor: Sophomore Class. Subjects: Agriculture, Science Adviser: F. F. A, Quote: Get your books out and get ready to go. MR. KEITH GNAGY Indiana University, B. P. S. M. Notre Dame. Sponsor: Freshman Class. Subject: Band. Q.1ote: The Spirit of '76 marches on. MRS. ESTHER HAMPEL Indiana Central, A, B., Manchester College, Indiana University, M. S. Sponsor: Freshman Class. Subjects: Biology, Health, Safety, Girls' Physical Education, Adviser: Tri-Hi-Y, G. A, A, Quote: Well, Okay. Compliments of DR. E. V. BLUME, VETERINARIAN Butler MR. DAVID LIVINGSTON Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Sponsor: Senior class Subject: Industrial Arts Quote: Two minutes of absolute silence. MRS. LEONARD LOWE Indiana State Teachers College, B. S., Ball State, I. U. Center, Iowa State University, St. Francis. Subject: Jr. High School Art, High School Art, Third grade. Quote: Try to do your best. MISS WILMA MACKLIN Huntington College, B. S., Manchester College, Ball State, A. M.. Indiana Univer- sity. Sponsor: Senior Class. Subjects: English. Journalism, Speech, Library. Adviser: Breeze, Breeze High- lights, Library Club, Dramatics Club, Senior Play, Junior Play. Quote: Oh my grief and con- science. MISS PAULINE METZ Hillsdale College, A. B.. Chicago University, Columbia University, M. A. Sponsor: Junior class. Subjects: Biology, Home Economics. Adviser: F. H. A. Quote: Please girls. MRS, MADELINE SCHUBERT Albion College, Manchester College, A. B., Indiana Univer- sity. Sponsor: Eighth grade. Subjects: High School Mathe- matics, Social Studies. Quote: I don't know, I wasn't listening. MR. ROBERT SWINDELL Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Sponsor: Freshmen class. Quote: Well, all rightee. MR. DOMENIC VARDA Indiana State Teachers College, A. M.. A. B. Sponsor: Sophomore class. Subjects: English, Audio-Visual. Adviser: Booster Club, Teen-Age Book Club. Quote: That there. MRS. EVELYN WAGNER Western Michigan, B. P. S. M. Subjects: Grade School Art, Grade and High School Music. Quote: You know we only have one period. Compliments of OBERLIN T.V. and APPLIANCES, Butler 35 I Om Om Qcmitou Not every school is so fortunate in having such human, kind, and courteous janitors. l Otis Gall, Clyde Chandler gm 2463024 Stop, look, and listen, is the motto of our well- liked bus drivers. Dick Dove, Stewart Capp, Lynn Fuller, Junior Freidenburg, Wilson Steckley, Om 0464 Our meals are planned, cooked and served by our friendly cooks. Dora Baron, Ilah Shaffer. Compliments of BALDWIN MACHINE WORKS and OBERLIN INSURANCE, Butler 36 But- ler High School, our Al- ma Ma- ter Our hearts are loy- al. We're all for you. HEHEHHSHLS Compliments of SCOTTIES TRUCK STOP, Butler 37 Spend Norm Stevenson,Edith Love, Gloria Getts. John Powers, Tom McConnell, Pat Rosenberry. Wayne Moughler, Don Blair, Bill Sipe, Ellen Grimm. Roberta Crabb, Susan Masters, Syl- via Van Leuven, Gary Culler. F Engle! 'Pwdae Offcze Fuente aawlSdou'4and 'a Charlene Higley. Dee Michael, Mr. Boling. Charlotte Imhoff, Gloria Getts, Helen Eck. Jim Littlejohn, Jim Craig, Nancy Buttermore, Jeanne Rex. Carolyn Lane, Bill Souder, Tom Mc- Connell, Norm Stevenson. John Smith, Larry McKown, Dick Bacon, Redith Miller, Clayton John Smith, Larry McKown, Dick Bac0n.Redith Miller, Clayton Der- row. ,-he Zcblogq Study 7-'azz Compliments of MUELLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Butler. 38 Wan Summa .dam Mocha Janet Schoonover, Beverly Beard, Ellen Grimm. Don Blair, Redith Miller, Janice Hankey, Ann Hartranft. Rosanna Briegel, Marilyn Keller, Jean Wilson, Gail Bellamy, Bill Boyer, Roger Holman, Kenneth Baxter, Howard Troyer, Don John- son. Fagan! Sdamam Beverly Beard Don Tharp Eddie Hamman, Florence Lautzen- hiser, Sondra Church. Ioan Lowe, Freddie Diehl, Sandra Doolittle, Sam Underhill. Mrs. Schubert, Norm Stevenson, George Hill. Clark Moughler, Bruce Hathaway, Danielle Jones, Gay Keesler. 2 z49u2:alfww Spaual zz, s. szww, Compliments of KNISELY NATIONAL BANK, Butler. 39 54191434 7m Woodley Blaker, Bob Rains, Teresa Kes- sler. Sharon Seltenrighr in first grade. DeVon Weichr, Joe Wilson, Sandra Rimmel. June Miller, Don Tharp, Larry McKown, Nora Shafer. 6adet7eacdeu9 gmwlandgdnaa S h in I :HXE r r rr, y L V a. f G 'Ef1,QiEi' ii2, b ' Wduatual' ffm e ee L e reo , WMM W r 3 ar i ,,. Y V K if K Xi 'iz' ' Q' Linda Smyth, Maryellen VanWye, Char- . 2 . Duble: 7zac'naz9 lene Higley. Bruce Hathaway, Mary Marquardr, Dick McKown, Charlene Higley, Carolyn Lane, George Hill, Edith Love. S, E, Spake, John Powers, Bill Souder, Robert Prosser, Mary Wolfe, Janis Bacon, DeWayne Likes, Arlene Overholtz, Marilee Harter, Mr. Cherry, Ruth Campbell, Arlene Overholrz, Gay Keesler, Marjorie Brade. Gloria Lung. '7w2fe Compliments of DICKERHOOF MOTOR SALES, Butler 4-0 of But- lerg tool 'Q'9f7r P P fwfr' F! We will fight for the gre- CH and gold- en and the glo- ry Siss! Boom! JHH1 SESSIUHS Compliments of SILVERMOON ROLLER RINK, Waterloo, and COCA COLA Fort Wayne. 41 'f ls 4, . F 'rm C X f fhf- -f illxfchom www We Staff Emma Staff FIRST ROW: Gloria Getts, Charlene Higley. Jim Parker, Bill Editor. ...... . . . J. Parker Souder, John Powers. SECOND ROW: Norman Stevenson, Dee Asst. Ed. . . . .... . R. Crabb Michael, Kay Brown, Roberta Crabb, Miss DeWeese, George Hill, Copy Ed. . . . . . . . B. SOUCICI Edith Love, Sandra Rimmel, The 1955 Tropaeum got under way in the spring of 1954, when the staff was selected by the editor and the adviser froma large number of the Junior class. The staff decided to enlarge the book and include more pictures and ac tivities. In order not to increase th. price of the book, it was financed not only through advertising but also through the following projects: grade picture sales, individual picture sales, picture auctions, Halloween festival stand and an all school skating party. Pictures were taken by the year- Asst. Copy Ed. . . . . . E. LOVC Staff J book photographers and two profession- al photographers through the year of all the important school activities. After much discussion a musical theme was unanimously decided upon. ln November the staff chose the year- book covers and end sheets. Everyone enjoyed working together during the year. Two or three meetings were held each week in the evening, and two each week during activity period. Due to the staff's efficiency and co-op- eration, the yearbook was completed on time andis bigger and better than ever. rw gaaaau Staff Charlene Higley, Kay Brown, George Hill, Gloria Sandra Rimmel, John Powers, Dee Michael, Norman Getts. Stevenson. Compliments of RECORD HERALD and JEAN'S SANDWICH SHOP, Butler. 42 A k..,MMAw,,, ..,M,,,.,,.,,. ,,.., Wim, .,.,,.,., ,,,ns,..i.-c,..,.n...- .- sM.-..i..,-.- ..... ...M M, p sax. T 1 . r -,ff by 2 Staff Edelman! Editor. . . . . .... T. McConnell Asst. Ed. .... . . . . S. Doolittle Photography, . .... .N. Stevenson Copy Ed. .... . . .... E. Love Sfefi FIRST ROW: Sandra Rimmel, Judy VanZile, Kay Brown, Roberta Crabb, Mary Copeland, Helen Troyer, Gloria Getts, loan Tustison. SECOND ROW: Miss Macklin,Joe Wilson, Dee Michael, Ann Hartranft, Pat Rosenberry, Nancy Lung, Judy Snyder, Sonny Spake. THIRD ROW: George Hill, Sharon Werner, Sharon Seltenright, Gail Bellamy, Edith Love, Bill Souder, Tom McConnell. Norman Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: Lauana Harger, Redith Miller, Clara Brown, Jean Wilson, Sandra Doolittle, JoAnn Rex, Sharon Robinett, June Miller, Carolyn 5545! Lane. The Breeze was very fortunate be- cause it has come completely out of the red this year. Due to the robbery the year before, the staff had to work hard at the beginning of the year, but they were soon out of debt and had a good working capital. There were ten issues this year. Everyone tried hard to make each issue better than the last. Pictures and car- toons were used more freely and the ar- ticles were followed closely by the stu- dent body. Completed copy is due the third Monday of each month. This is sent to the Record-Herald office and the galley sheets are made. These are returned to the school and the actual paper is planned. ltis then sent back to the Rec- ord-Herald office and the school paper is printed. gucdaeaa Smff Dee Michael, Sandra Rimmel, Lola Hulbert, Kay Brown. U2 is - a lt., M Y 7eatwze 70161414 Sharon Seltenright, George Hill, Charlene Higley, Joe Wilson, Ann Hartrantt. June Miller. Compliments of the BREEZE STAFF. 0 6- President ...... . . . Bill Souder Vice-President ....... John King Secretary ....... Tom McConnell Treasurer .......... Don Blair Chaplain ........ DeWayne Likes Committee Chairman. . Jim Parker Sergeant At Arms ...... Bill Sipe The Butler Hi-Y Club is proud to be a member of the largest school organization in the United States. Since no organization, no matter how large, can be any better than its weakest link, it strives to serve in the school as well as possible. Besides regular meetings there is a special program at Christmas time and a Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y banquet in April. Other services include the variety of films which are shown to the stu- dent body throughout the school year. This is a record of services and activities hard to beat and one worth being proud of. FIRST ROW: Walter Shultz, Jim Parker, John Smith, Keith Keltner, John Meeks, George King, Bobby Rains, Theron Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mr. Livingston, Don Blair, Joe Wilson, Bill Sipe, Tom McConnell, Curtis Casebere. THIRD ROW: Don Tharp, Bill Souder, John Powers, Howard Krontz, Doug Vose, De- Wayne Likes, John King, Bill Ringenberg, Compliments of Hi- Y, I 4-4 ea- 216- President ...... . . . Edith Love Vice-President. . . . . Mary Wolfe Secretary .... . . Sandra Rimmel Treasurer. . . .... Linda Smyth Chaplain. . . . Sharon Seltenright The Tri-Hi-Y combined with the Hi-Y at the first of the year to initiate new members into the clubs. A lengthy formal induction was held to impress upon the new members the aims of the clubs. During the course of the year, the club had several speakers and al- so met with the Hi-Y several times at such occasions as the Christmas party and the formal banquet in the spring. The Tri-Hi-Y has learned the great importance of co-operation and they have been active in bettering the school and the student body. FIRST ROW: Mary Wolfe, Roberta Baxter, Mary Copeland, Helen Troyer, Gloria Getts, Carole Ginder, Janis Bacon, Karen Billings, Roberta Crabb, Ann Miller, Inez Bread, Lola Hulbert. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hample,Clara Brown, Ellen Grimm, Gail Bellamy, Sharon Seltenright, Freida Moore, Edith Love, Teresa Kessler, Eunice Meeks, Arlene Overholtz, Pat Rosenberry. Janet Moore, Karen Walker. THIRD ROW: Deanna Rosenberry, Jean Wilson, Danielle Jones, Kay Brown, Charlotte Imhoff, Carolyn Lane, Marilyn Keller, JoAnn Rex, June Miller, Sharon Robinett, Lura Lee VanWye, Sandra Rimmel. FOURTH ROW: Judy VanZile, Cydney Jones, Sandra Doolittle, Linda Smyth, Charlene Higley, Nancy Lung,Janet Schoon- over, Maryellen VanWye, Ann I-lartranft, Dee Michael, Sylvia VanLeuven. Compliments of Tri-Hi-Y. 45 if yy , , X. .......H Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve, is the F.F.A. motto. Its colors are National Blue and Corn Gold and the purpose is to practice brotherhood, honor ru- ral opportunities and responsibilities and develop those qualities of leader- ship which afuture farmer should pos- sess. The major activity of the F.F.A. this year has been the farm adjoining the new school building. This project will finance the chapter, but most im- portant of all is its value to the agri- President ..... .... B ill Sipe Vice-President .... Sonny Spake Secretary ......... JohnKing Treasurer ....... . Bill Boyer Sentinel . . . . Howard Troyer Reporter . . . . . George King culture students as a place to learn and experiment with new and improved practices for crops and soil. Other things included in the chap- ter's program of work were the scrap drive and pest contest for the purpose of helping to rid the community of scrap metal and farm pests such as mice, rats and sparrows. Indeed, this year has proved to be one of the bestand most successful yet for the Butler Chapter of Future Far- mers of America. FIRST ROW: Harold McC1ish, Theron Snyder, Carl Casebere, Dale Rigg, Kenneth Baxter, Gary Cul- ler, Jim Littlejohn, Tony Kaiser, Lyle Holman, Paul Troyer, Stanley Casebere. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dunten, George King, lack Blaker, Merle Young, DeVeir Weichr, Clark Moughler, Richard Creager, Sonny Spake, John King, John Grimm, Roger Moughler, Larry Shultz, David McClish. THIRD ROW: Bill Boyer, John Durst, George Hill, Bill Sipe, DeVon Weicht, Howard Troyer, Roger Holman, Jerry Crowl, DeVon Lyon, Robert Prosser. Compliments of FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA, :rf GW4' President ..... Karen Billings Vice-President . . Eleanor Clear Secretary ......1 A nnHartranft Treasurer . . . . Rose Surface The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is a national organization. Its pur- poses are to encourage democracy in home and community life, to develop creative leadership and to promote a growing appreciation of the satisfactions of homemaking. Membershipis open to any girl in the high school. The emblem of the F.H.A. is a house supported by two hands symbolizing that the homes of America are in the hands of its youth. Their motto, Toward New Horizons , expresses the purposes of this organization. One of the projects this year is ba- by-sitting with the children of the P.T. A. members as a public project. Their formal induction services are observed by F.H.A. clubs all over the United States. Duringavery impressive candlelight ceremony, the purposes of the club, and goals, are read to the new and old members alike. Each year, eight members of the club go to the semi-annual meetings. An equal number of members from each club of this district also go. During this meeting, several different ideas on the planning and carrying on the various programs are discussed and voted on. It is also decided where the next meet- ing will be held. FIRST ROW: Jeanette David, Roberta Baxter, Helen 'l'royer,Jeanne Rex,Bonnie Brown, Karen Billings, Inez Beard, Carolyn Jennings, Lola Hulbert, Mary Baker, Deanna Rosenberry. SECOND ROW: Carol Keller, Nancy Buttermore, Ruth Schoonover, Joyce Campbell, Judy Howell, Marcelle Shafer, Patsy White, Sharon Pierce,Janet Buttermore, Florence Lautzenhiser,Jo Ann Rex, Maryellen Van Wye, Miss Metz. THIRD ROW: Redith Miller, Helen Eck, Helen Oney, Sharon Werner, Beverly Beard, Sandra Rimmel, Linda Smyth, Charlene Higley, Ellen Grimm, Janet Schoonover, Shirley Boyer, Ann Hart- ranft. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Robinett, Teresa Kessler, Rose Surface, Dora Shafer, Lura lee Van Wye, Carolyn Holtrey, Rosalie Farmer, Gloria Lung, Janet Moote,.E1eanor Clear, Martha Oberlin, Compliments of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA. L, , The Butler High School Dramat- ics Club has, during the last year, developed into a very active group, with a large number of interested members. The club was first or- ganizedlast spring andis the newest of organizations in the school. Plans are being made to receive acharter from the National Thespian Society President ..... Norman Stevenson Vice-President ...... Bill Souder Secretary ..... . . Edith Love Treasurer. . . . . Carolyn Lane at the start of the next school year. The Dramatic Club's purpose is to further the students' understand- ing of the The spian arts and to instill in them self-confidence in their own abilities. Several readings and short plays were given by the members throughout the year. FIRST ROW: Sonya Alexander, Ann Miller, Mary Wolfe, Nancy Buttermore, Kay Brown, Joan Lowe, Myles Healy, Theron Snyder, Larry McKown, SECOND ROW: Miss Macklin, Karen Walker, Bonnie Haifley, Mari- lee l-latter, Ann Hartranft, Sylvia VanLeuven, Bill Souder, Tom McConnell, Norman Stevensen, Dick Mc- Kown, DeVon Lyons, Harold Adams, Richard Campbell. THIRD ROW: June Miller, JoAnn Rex, Helen Oney, Carolyn Lane, Edith Love, Gail Bellamy, Lauana I-larger, Dora Shafer, Sandra Rimmel, Sandra Doolittle, Rosalie Farmer. Compliments of Dramatics Club. Offckefw President ........ Karen Walker Vice-President ....... Joan Lowe Secretary-Treasurer. . .Kay Bacon The Language Club, the former Latin Club, consists of both Spanish and Latin students this year. The change was made because of the ad- ditional language taught this year. At one of the first meetings, sev- eral new members were initiated. The new members arrived dressed as either Spaniards or Romans, de- pending upon which subject they stud' ied. Their shoes were removed, put ina dark room, and then they had to be found. After this, penalties were imposed upon the new members. Again this year the members were taught Latin Christmas carols which were used in caroling. After- wards the club held their annual Christmas party in Underhill's FIRST ROW: Fred Diehl, Karen Walker, Sharon Robinetr, Susan Masters, Stanley Casebere. SECOND ROW: Dennis Strock, Merlin Thimlar, Sam Underhill, Eddie Hamman, Jim Craig. THIRD ROW: Miss DeWeese, Marjorie Brade, Florence Lautzenhiser, Sandra Church, Kay Bacon, Joan Lowe, Eleanor Clear. FOURTH ROW: Myles Healy, Sylvia VanLeuven, Roberta Crabb, Arlene Overholtz, Ruth Campbell, Sonya Alexander. basement. After several games and the gift exchange, the group was served hot chocolate, sandwiches and cookies. . Mr. Varda, at one meeting taught the group present several Italian ex- pressions. Also during the year they learned some French. The Spanish students taught the Latin students to count in Spanish and to playa Spanish game, Cuchiceo. Members entertained the club with their souvenirs from foreign coun- tries and their experiences in foreign correspondence. r 3 1 . c Song Leaders: Eddie Hamman, Sam Underhill, Compliments of Language Club. 49 One of the reasons for the success of this year's basketball team was the backing of the Booster Club. The constant exuberance, faith in the abilities of the boys, and the yells of this organization helped the team out of many of rough spot. As it was necessary to be a Booster Club member to get a sectional ticket, there was a rise in membership this year and the organization was the largest in the school. The c1ub,though not extremely active as a group, held pep sessions be- fore every game and sold popcorn at the games. The money was used to make up the loss when fan buses were taken to games. Gfgczew E X Q. . s ii, , Compliments of Booster Club. 50 President ...... Mary Marquardt Vice-President ...... Sonny Spake Secretary-Treasurer. . Nancy Lung H. Adams, S. Alexander,R. Ault, D. Bacon, J. Bacon, K. Bacon, L. Baker, M. Baker, P. Ball, K. Baxter, R. Bax- ter, B. Beard, I. Beard, G. Bellamy, K. Billings, D. Blair, J. Blaker, W. Blaker, B. Bowers, S. Boyer, B. Brown, Bonnie Brown,J. Brown,Jeff Brovxm, K. Brown, L. Brown, W. Burdick, J. Buttermore, N. Buttermore, D. Caddell, J. Campbell, R. Campbell, Ruth Campbell, J. Carpenter, J. Carr, R. Carr, C. Casebere, S. Casebere, J. chap- man, Sandra Church, S. Church, D. Clear, E. Clear, D. Cook, M. Copeland, R. Crabb, D. Craig, R. Creager, G. Culler, J. David, C. Derrow, T. Dickson, D. Diehl, F. Diehl, S. Doolittle, J. Durst, H. Eck, R. Eck, R. Far- mer, G. Getts, R. Getts,C. Gift, C. Ginder, P. Ginder, R. Grable, E. Grimm, J. Grimm, E. Hamman, C. Hankey, D. Hankey, E. Hankey, L. Harger, M. Harter, A. l-lartranft, B. Hathaway, M. Hathaway, H. Haverstock, R. Haver- stock,R. Haverstock, D. Herrick, R. Herrick, C. Higley, D. Higley, G. Hill, M. I-loffer, R. Holman, C. Holtrey, A. Houser,J. Howell, L. Hulbert, J. Husted, C. Imhoff, R. lmhoff, A. Jennings, C. Jennings, D. Johnson, D. John- son, B. Jones, C. Jones, D. Jones, S. Jurhs, T. Kaiser, G. Keesler, M. Keller, K. Keltner, T. Kessler, G. King, J. King, B. Krontz, H. Krontz, C. Lane, L. La Rowe, F. Lautzenhiser, D. Lechleidner, C. Likes, D. Likes, R. Lint,R. Lint,J. Littlejohn,J. Liversberger, E. Love, J. Lowe, G. Lung, J. Lung, N. Lung, D. Lyon, M. Marquardt, S. Masters,J. McCann,D. McClish,C. McDonald, T. McConnell, D. McKown, E. Meeks, J. Meeks, D. Michael, J. Miller, R. Miller, F. Moore, J. Moore, C. Moughler, R. Moughler, K. Nichols, A. Overholtz, J.Parker,S. Patee, J. Powers, D. Pratt, B. Rains, A. Raney, J. Rex, Jo Rex, D. Rigg, S. Rimmel, B. Ringenberg, B. Robinett, S. Robinett,B. Rohlof, D. Rosenberry, J. Sattison, R. Schmidt, J. Schoonover, R. Schoonover, S. Seltenright, N. Shafer, M. Shafer,E. Sholl, P. Shortgen, E. Shultz, W. Shultz, B. Sipe, H. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, K. Smith, W. Smith,L. Smyth,D. Snyder,S. Snyder, T. Snyder, S. Spake, R. Staley, N. Stevenson, D. Strock, C. Surface, R. Surface, S. Szeman, D. Tharp, H. Troyer, H. Troyer, P. Troyer, M. Trubey, P. Trubey, J. Tustison, Sharon VanLeuven, S. VanLeuven, L. VanWye, M. VanWye, J. VanZ.ile, C. Vose, D. Vose, S. Underhill, K. Walker, B. Walter, D. Walter, P. Walter, R. Walter, G. Wasson, D. Weight, S. Werner, J. Wilson, Joe Wilson, M. Wolfe, W. Womack, R. Womack, W. Woodcox, M. Young. Sharon Seltenright, Janis Bacon, Sandra Rimmel, '7n72az Helen Troyer, Inez Beard, Mary Sue Copeland. Compliments of Booster Club. 51 , i President. .Charlotte lmhoff Vice-President. Sonny Spake Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . . . . . . Pat Rosenberry Although the student council has been discussed many times, it has only been in operation here for the past three years. Each class elects two representatives, one boy and one girl. The home room also elects one rep- resentative. These pupils, under the guidance of the principal, Mr. Lowe, form the council. This organization has been a very active one, setting up policies and passing resolutions. Every day a new problem arises, or someone has an idea for the betterment of the school or pupil. These are brought before the council for discussion and passed upon or dropped, as they deem the proper action. One of the more prominent achievements of the student council was the establishment of the monitor system. These monitors not only police the hall but act as an informa- tion bureau for all visitors. A later accomplishment has been the organization of the National Honor Society , which is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Membership in this organization serves as an excellent recommendation for those entering college. FIRST ROW: Ion Jones, Ralph Lint, David Craig, Freida Moore, Shannon Patee, Charlotte Imhoff. SECOND ROW: Mr, Lowe, Eleanor Clear, Jane Carr, Glenda Wasson, Pat Rosenberry, Ruth Carr, Florence Lautzenhiser, THIRD ROW: Dennis Strock, Bill Ringenberg, Ronald Herrick, Sam Underhill, Keith Nichols, Sonny Spake. Compliments of PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, Butler. O FIRST ROW: Gail Bellamy, Redith Miller, Teresa Kessler. SECOND ROW: Eunice Meeks, Joe Wilson, Don Blair, Helen Eck. 4 ffche FIRST ROW: Marilyn Keller, Mary Marquardt, Sandra Rimmel, Charlotte Imhoff, Naomi Thimlar. SECOND ROW: Ann Hartranft, Nancy Lung, Charlene I-Iigley, Carolyn Lane, Www F I R S T R O Wg Nora Shafer, Luana Harger, Marilcc Harter. S E C O N D ROW: Inez Beard, Dianna Love, Lola Hulbert, David Hamman, Myles Healy, Bruce Bowers. Compliments of AGAR BUG COMPANY and WARSTLEPJS BARBER SHOP Butler FIRST ROW: Judy Snyder, Karen Walker, Freida Moore, Nancy Lung, Sylvia VanLeuven, Linda Smyth, Char- lene Higley. SECOND ROW: Redith Miller, Kay Brown, Janis Bacon, June Miller, JoAnn Rex, Edith Love, Paul Shortgen, Ellen Grimm, Karen Billings, Janet Schoonover, John King, Maryellen VanWye. THIRD ROW: George King, Gary Culler, Roberta Crabb, Janet Moore, Helen Troyer, Burgess Walter, Bob Rains, Woodley Blaker, Betty Rohlof, Dee Michael, Sharon Werner, Paul Troyer, Carolyn Lane, Paul Trubey, David Snyder, Ronald Ault, Kay Bacon, John Meeks, Eleanor Clear, Sandra Doolittle, FOURTH ROW: Keith Keltner, Max Hoffer, Mary Marquardt, Judy VanZi1e, Julie Smith, Harold Adams, Dick McKown, Mr. Gnagy, Bruce Hath- away, Sharon Robinett, DeVon Lyon, Ened Hankey. gazed The band, under the ve ry capable direction of their new leader Mr. Gnagy, started off the year by play- ing among seventy-six other bands before a large audience at the Indiana State Fair. Their motto has become And the spirit of '76 marches on. The band performed at the Au- burn Fair and added colorful music En4emZ6eQzoap to the annual Farm Bureau meeting. The Christmas program and con- vocations were improved by their selections --some ofwhichwere Very original. They had many solo and ensemble groups participating in the state and all-state contests. Duma 7547544 FIRST ROW: Dee Michael, Mary Marquardt, Maryellen Van- Charlene Higley, Bruce Hathaway, Sandra Wye, SECOND ROW: Judy VanZile, Eleanor Clear, Edith Doolittle, Love. Compliments of BOB'S HOME STORE, Butler ui FIRST ROW: Susie Szeman, Gloria Getts, Jean Rex, Mary Copeland, Sonya Alexander, Bonnie Brown, Dianne Love, Mary Baker, Ann Miller, Mary Wolfe, Lola Hulbert, Deanna Rosenberry, Gay Keesler, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Wagner, Florence Lautzenhiser, Sharon Pierce, Kay Brown, June Miller, Danille Jones, Judy Van Zile, Joan Rex, Enad Hankey, Sandra Rimmel, Karen Walker, Carolyn Lane, Joyce Campbell, Martha Oberlin, THIRD ROW: Judy Howell, Gail Bellamy, Edith Love, Betty Rohlof, Tresea Kessler, Clara Brown, Jean Wil- son, Marilyn Keller, Elaine Sholl, Sandra Doolittle, Redith Miller, Charlene Higley, Luana Harger, Carl Case- beer. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Seltenrighr, Larry McKown, Dick McKown, Bruce Hathaway, George Hill, Nor- man Stevenson, Sonny Spake, Dee Michael, Ann Hartranft, Mary Alice Marquardt, Ruth Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Woody Blaker, Nancy Lung, Eunice Meeks, Gloria Lung, Judy Snyder, Arlene Overholtz, Bonnie I-Iaifley, Eleanor Clear, Pat Rosenberry, Marilee Harter, Marjorie Brade. Chorus has been singing many Sigmund Romberg melodies. Many ensembles were organizedto sing at several social organizations. Solos, duets, trios and two ensemble groups were entered in the state and all- state contests. rendition of the Night Before Christmas, was given by both the grade and high school vocalists. The traditional spring concert, held at Easter time, is the climax of a year of chorus activities and la- borious rehearsals for public en- Afine Christmas program, con- tertainment. sisting of a pantomine, a play and a Edd? ?fzo9fzam Zzzagaam L I id r al af U, I if 'gf X v.'qiLx E Janis Bacon, Sandra Doolittle, Edith Love, Bruce Hathaway, Sonny Spake, Sandra Doolittle, Charlene Carolyn Lane, Higley, Carolyn Lane, Mary Marquardt, George Hill, Larry McKown. Compliments of BUTLER COMPANY, Butler. 55 A I f W3 ,J , L up v-We I F E I I l P I I I I V E 3, 1 A I I I P 1 I Z I I Eleanor Lucas, Jean Wilson, Don Tharp, Gloris Getts, Norman Stevenson, Miss Macklin fdirectorj, Bill Souder, Gail Bellamy, Wayne Moughler, Edith Love, Mary Iaycox, ackfefvwq am 745447 5441 Aunt Polly. . . . . Edith Love Ruth ...... . . Jean Wilson Mary Jane. . . . Gloria Getts Clara .... . . Mary Jaycox Amy .......... Gail Bellamy Huckleberry Finn based on the story by Samuel Clemens, was pre- sented by the Junior Class on April 30 and May 1, 1954. In the history of the school, this was the first play ever given by two separate casts. Huck Finn, who is filled up to the brim with all sorts of pranks, is into nearly every scrape that any young boy can find himself, along with his side -kick, Tom Sawyer, who can think of everything Huck doesn't. Mr. Finn, Huck's father, shows up long after everyone has given him Melba. . . . Eleanor Lucas Fred ............ Don Tharp Mr. Finn ..... Wayne Moughler Huck .... . . Norm Stevenson Torn ............ Bill Souder up for dead. He makes life quite un- bearable for Huck and everyone con- ce rned until Huck suddenly disappears without trace. Huck is gone for nearly a year, and during this time, Mr. Finn changes his outlook on life and becomes a bet- ter man due to the influence of Aunt Polly, and the loss of his son. ' Just as Aunt Polly is about to lose her home because of unpaid taxes, events take a turn for the better, and Aunt Polly is pleasantly surprised by the return of Huck. Amy! Oh, Amy, you look sweet! 'Now we'1l be able to any nounce our engagement, Compliments of INDIANA 8: MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, Butler. Charlene Higley, Charlotte Imhoff, George Hi11,Ma1'yellen Van Wye, Norman Stevenson, Mary Marquardt, Larry McKown, Tom McConnell, Sandra Rimmel, Sonya Brade, l 0 Aunt Polly. Ruth ..... Mary .lane . Clara .... Amy. . . 6005 S will . . . Mary Marquardt Melba. . . . . Charlotte Imhoff Fred. . . . . . Maryellen Van Wye Mr. Finn. . . . . . . . Sonya Brade Huck. . . . . . . .Sandra Rimmel Tom. . Charlene Higley . . . George Hill . Larry McKown Norm Stevenson . . Tom McConnell 'You should have said, Now you sign that paper, d'ye hear? You better shou1dn't, Compliments of THE KROGER STORE, Butler. 57 Vt I t I, E r P I v i 1 r F 1 h.....nr.-,-.,.. 0064 Carolyn Lane, Torn McConnell, Gloria Getts, Norman Stevenson Sharon Seltenright, Larry McKown, Charlene Higley. And in this corner, ladies and gentlemen, we have the winner. I haven't been this stiff and sore since Anderson's bull He'11 stick out at both ends, tossed me into the bar pit. Compliments of KEITH CULLER, Butler 58 George Hill, Mary Marquardt, Joe Wilson, Sandra Rimmel, John Powers Dee Michael. 744494: Mrs, Jones ,,., Mrs, Walkins , , , Melody Jones . . . Leon Jones ,.,.. Kenneth Carpenter Elaine Walkins . . Bruce Butler . . . Miss Richards . . . Jennifer Abbey . . Mr. Jones ..... Gary Boyd ..... Stretch Appleby . . Francie Wilks . . . Mary Marquardt . . . Dee Michael Charlene Higley . . . . Tom McConnell Norman Stevenson . Sandra Rimmel . . . . . John Powers . . . Gloria Getts Sharon Seltenright . . . . George Hill . . Larry McKovsm . . . .Joe Wilson . . Carolyn Lane 'Stretch Appleby, you sleep through every party you go to. My ,gp 1 'Q lt's not a cologne, It's our 'Surprisel' new moth repellent, Compliments of BIBLE SUNOCO STATION, Butler. y FIRST ROW: Pat Culler, Audrey Miller, Helen Bacon, Jinny Boyer, Francis Kubic, Lenore Ringenberg, Dot Houser, Jackie Hamman, Barbara Lung, Ruby Benard, Alice Dohner, Rosella Healy, Lois Mack, Rosella Baxter, Avis Arm- strong, Wilma Shultz, Sharon Little, Luana Kessler, SECOND ROW: Gary Van Zile, Don Szeman, Jack Nelson, Larry Baron, Don Ginder, Don Burdick, Larry Moughler, Harold Carr, Paul Kaiser, Robert Young, Olan Krontz, Leland Lyon, Don Rosenberry, Lee Pierson, Vaughn Billings. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Blaker, Carol Hollinger, Jerry Wolff, Donald Healy, Bill Krontz, Bob Shambaugh, Ted Warstler, Jerry Buttermore, Terry Fisher, L'Dea Handy, Mrs, Hampel, Mr. Dunten, Burmell Walter, Tom Underhill, Pete Womack, Katherine Vachon, Charles Baird, Caroll Cook, Esther Martin, Phyllis Blaker. Atrack runner has a certain goal to attain, a challenge to meet. He knows that the reward he achieves will be only as great as he makes it. The class of 1954 might be likened to the track runner. Through the willingness that all showed to do their part in the paper- drives, concession work and production of two plays, and under the able leader- ship of their three sponsors, they were able to reach their goal--the senior trip. So on May 2.5, 1954, fifty joyous seniors and two sponsors piled into the elaborate Columbian and left with shouts of, The far east or bust! The far east of course was Washington D. C. and New York City. Naturally there was very little shut-eye on that first night. But bright and early on the morn of May Z6 shouts of, Land ho! went up and everyone rushed from the train to see who would be the first to touch Washington soil. Here they checked in at the spacious Congressional Hotel, whichis the exclusive home of many of the senators in Washington D. C. Their stay included a thorough trip around the capitol city. All were impressed with the beauty of the city and after visiting many historical places of in- terest, they once again boarded the train--this time for New York City. To one who has never seen it, New York City is an exceptionally impres- sive sight--one that's not easily for- gotten. Some of the sights they saw include: Fifth Avenue, downtown Man- hattan, the waterfronts, and various skyscrapers. Anyone who went on the trip could tell you that New York is a busy place. lt is a city that never sleeps--and neither did the seniors who went there. On May Z8 a tired group of seniors boarded the train for home. Indiana was a welcome sight to their tired eyes, but after they were rested any one of them would have told you that it was a won- derful time they had experienced, anda fine remuneration for their services at Butler High School. Compliments of ARTHUR ROSENBERRY Sz SON, Butler and JENNINGS COUNTRY STORE, Hamilton. LL ll-,.,l.l.i ,bp e W rr Ffgfrffff Where she leads us, we will not fl through f.. , the bat- .5 Ile, so tried and Pniisnnmmf C p1 t f LAUB BROTHERS B tl 61 ,4?i..A S AUGUST Teacher's meeting -- getting ready for the Big Day. SEPTEMBER The Big Day! Class Officers elected. First vacation of the year-- Labor Day! Organization of clubs. High school individual pictures taken. Juniors begin magazine sales. We win our first baseball game. First issue of Breeze--better than ever. Language Club meeting. Baseball game at Waterloo--we won! News reel third period. Cadet teaching organized. We win the baseball tri-county championship again. Convocation- -liquid air demon- stration. OCTOBER Seniors have their pictures taken. FHA party. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. Rev. Miller speaks to students. Another issue of Breeze. FIRST OFFICIAL TROPAEUM MEETING. Dress rehearsal for Senior play. Seniors' production of Melody Jones even better than last year's play. . . Eighth grade party. Grade cards. Tropaeum meeting. Ruth McFar1in, tenor, enter- tains at convocation. Teacher' s Institute--no school! Teachers are still out. . . Airguards talk to senior and junior boys. Halloween Festival--no school in the afternoon. NOVEMBER Bloodmobile at school. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. Purdue hearing tests. Tro- paeum meeting. Riverdale game--first basket- ball victory of the year. Drama Club meeting. Yearbook meeting. Junior High victorious at Ed- gerton. pw ll. 12. 18 19 20 23 Z9 30 10 13 14 15 16 17 Z0 Z1 22 29-30 Rev. Snow speaks at Armistice Day Program. Another Tro- paeum meeting. Night of Basketball --G. A. A., Butler alumni vs. Tri-State College. Jr. High beats Riverdale. Tro- paeum meeting--unhh! Breeze arrives. Grouppictures taken for Tropaeum all day. . . Senior paper drive. Waterloo Wildcats tamed! Junior High beats Garrett. Seventh grade skating party. Garrett game --Railroaders de - railed! DECEMBER Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. Drama Club meeting fwar paint each otherl. Tropaeum meet- ing. Angola game--scalped 'em. Grade cards come out--slight scalping at home! New Haven game--massacred 'em. Jr. High beats Hamilton. Sen- iors' first chili supper--lotta pow-wow--little wampum. . . State scholastic tests given to Seniors. News film. Fremont game--undefeated team so far! QOur team, that is.l Teachers have a party. Student Council skating party. Drama Club. FHA and FFA meetings. Rev. Rains speaks to students. Jr. High beats Pleasant Lake. Another fine issue of Breeze. Central Catholic game--Var- sity has no losses yet. . . Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Christmas party. Christmas party at school. All were well-entertained by band and chorus. Language Club has Christmas party, after singing Latin Christmas carols to town people. -Jan. 23. Christmas vacation! Holiday Tournament--our first loss, on either team. JANUARY Dramatics Club. First Tro- paeum meeting of 1955. Band begins practicing for con- tests. Compliments of BUTLER FARM EQUIPMENT, Butler. 62 ki ll 'M l in 's 'll sr fair 7,1 K' JJXXV' .9 , K Sf'-'Elf -r M . i fiiiillilifm ts..!'im 5 FIRST ROW: Two crooners, Hard-working girls. Loyal fans. SECOND ROW: Real gone cheerleaders! Tri-Hi-Y speaker, Goose, the magician, Farewell to Mrs, Stage, John, Drum major, 'l HIRD ROW: Band concert, A love- lier Janet, Edith registering, Paper drive, Liberace? FOURTH ROW: Love that make -up .,.. Inez, Edgerton game. FIFTH ROW: Four beauties. Casey at the bat, lli-Y and Tri-Hi-Y speakers, Beauty and the beast Qwhich is WhiCl17j, Compliments of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORPORATION, Butler. 63 wiv? County tourney at Waterloo-- still the county champs! Another senior paper drive-- mighty cold that day. Booster Club pays tribute to the victorious teams. Jr. High derails Garrett again. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y meetings. Jr. High still undefeated as they win over Hamilton. News film. Leo game--we win again! Band played at Auburn. Dramatics Club meeting. Lan- guage Club meetingg a lesson in Italian. Jr. High beats Hamilton again. FHA meeting. Tropaeum meet- ing. Rev. Bushee speaks to the stu- dents. Concordia game -- another vic- tory for the mighty Windmills. End of the first semester. Whew! Tropaeum meeting. Mr. Sutula Uorjl of Elkhart came and took more pictures for the Tropaeum, all day. Grade cards came out--Ouch!! Edgerton game - -whomped 'eml Auburn college night for sen- iors and juniors. Good rep- resentation. Another issue of the Breeze. The 'lebenty leventh Tropaeum meeting. Ashley game--What--a game ? fWe won., Dramatics Club meeting. FEBRUARY Senior chili supper--big suc- cess! Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. Jr. High game at Fremont--we won! Hicksville game--we won! Seniors measured for gradua- tion gowns. Junior class selects its play Tattletale . Albion game. Vocal-Ensemble contest at Harrison Hill. Game with Avilla. Jr. High game at Kendallville. News film. Tropaeum meeting. Seniors serve dinner given by teachers for theministers and school board. Columbia City game. Minister speaks at assembly. Breeze comes out. Waterloo Ill! y game. All-School skating party. Tropaeum begins selling extra pictures. MARCH Dramatics Club--Night of Act- ing. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. The Schmidts perform. Grade cards--how do we do so badly? so often ? ? Breeze. Deadline for all Tro- paeum material. News film., Senior paper drive. A big suc- cess! Dramatics Club meeting. Minister speaks to students. Skating party sponsored by Tro- paeum. Fishfry sponsored by the Band. Latin and Spanish regional con- test at Angola. APRIL Another issue of Breeze. Skating party sponsored by the eighth grade. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. Rev. Snow speaks to students. Easter vacation. News film. State finals for band and chorus contestants. Grade cards--we must settle down and work even harder. . . Dramatics Club meeting. Junior Play, Tattletale. MAY Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y meetings. Tropaeum meeting to figure out how to make ends meet. Dramatics Club meeting. Lan- guage Club meeting--a fiesta. I. Q. tests. Kindergarten trip to Kendall- ville. Award day. Last issue of Breeze this year. Senior Day--- Baccalaureate Qsolo by Big Brass l. Commencement Qencore by Big Brass l. Exams for grades 9-11 lWe seniors can't take them, as we'll be in Washington D. C. and New York City.J No school--t e a c he r s grade papers all day to decide who will pass. School closes--last report card for this school year. Compliments of HYDRAULIC PUMP, Butler. L..- ,..z.....-. . . ...La.-...z ,....... LK... -Q -................ ... .. ., . .- FIRST ROW: What are you doing, Fred? Gossiping? Hard at work UQ What's eating you, Mary? Deep thinker SECOND ROW: Who robbed the bank? Two handsome gentlemen UQ 'Salome' 'Eekl A mouse. THIRD ROW National Honor Society Officers. The southern belle. The cave man. Hmm .... I FOURTH ROW: Lanana. Joan and Sharon. A monitor at work. Smile for the birdie. A couple of clowns. Compliments of DAY 81 FORD FURNITURE, Edgerton, Ohio. 65 FIRST ROW: Soliloquy, I didr1't do anything! Mr, Interlocuter. Sing, brother, sing. Shades of Rome! SECOND ROW: Me Sandy! Freida, Watch that first step! The Babe, Aw, Maw! THIRD ROW: Mob! Gnagg! Catch! The gang. Got 'cha, FOURTH ROW: Just flap your wings! Home scene, Gypsy Rose Lee? Compliments of BUTLER LUMBER and SUPPLY COMPANY, Butler. 66 . E T , r With oux cour- age ne- ver fail- ina Oh, de- p 'i ar old But- ler we are all for you! Rah I Rah! Compliments of BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT. George Cherry, Ralph Boling, George Bock, Sharon Seltenright, Janis Bacon, Sandra Rimmel. 707244 Mary Sue Copeland Helen Troyer Inez Beard DeWayne Likes 'Brian Krontz John Meeks Compliments of BUTLER PRODUCE 8: CANNING COMPANY. 68 Varsity Coach. . .George Cherry Jr. High Coach .... Ralph Boling Assistant Coach. . . George Bock Wafuatq Sharon Seltenright Sandra Rimmel Janis Bacon Helen Troyer, Mary Sue Copeland, Inez Beard DeWayne Likes, Brian Krontz, John Meeks. n. ',. 'uf ' x W? WWW S They We Riverdale ..... Z8 47 Waterloo ..... 50 61 Garrett. . . . . 48 73 Angola ....... 50 70 New Haven .... 51 62 Fremont ..... 48 54 Central Catholic 60 65 'lfGarrett ...... 42 36 'kFrernont ..... 41 63 W 4'Ash1ey .... . . eo 78 'l 4'Riverdale ..... 46 47 X-3 Leo ...... . .53 Concordia .... 60 Edgerton ..... 45 Ashley ....... 65 Hicksville .... 49 51 Albion ....... 35 77 Avilla ....... 58 55 Colombia City. . 54 57 Waterloo ..... 57 84 '9 9 9'O1'la.nd ....... 38 52 'F'9f'9'Riverdale .... 41 56 4 l'W'Auburn ...... 56 52 76 69 93 76 ' Holiday Tourney C r T oun y oumey ' ' ' Sectional Tourney Compliments of SHELL SERVICE AND Butler. ROGER'S MOBILE STATION, , ,W Clayton Derrow .men ,,,. Tom McConnell Keith Nichols FIRST ROW: Tom McConnell, John King. Jim Parker, Don Tharp. SECOND ROW: Bill Sipe, Donald Herrick, Clayton Derrow, Ronald l-ierrick, Keith Nichols. THIRD ROW: Don Blair, Joe Wilson, Bruce Hathaway. . Compliments of MAXTON'S BODY 8: FENDER SHOP, Butler. 70 -,., Y ... .4A. --..--M--+-uw--H--Li....., .VAV -L-M -sua-fi f--AM 'f R --A-1-AM --Y-A Egan: Don Tharp Joe Wilson gadez 70aedmd!4 The Butler Windmills, in one of the best seasons ever, closed their regular season with a tremendous record of eighteen victories to only two losses. This is the third season for Mr. Cherry as the varsity coach, and it is through his excellence that the team performed as skillfully and as sportsmanlike as they did. This was especially evident at the Sectional Tour- ney. In winning eighteen games they defeated new- comers, Hicksville, New Haven, and Central Catholic, along with the usual powerhouses including Garrett, Concordia, Angola, and Riverdale. The first loss of the season was inflicted by the Railroaders of Gar- rett. This loss was in the first game of the Holiday Tourney after the team had reached a seven-game winning streak. Another winning skein, this one of nine games, including a thrilling County Tourney, was ended by a 58 to 55 defeat by Avilla at the Coliseum. This team had two of the greatest scorers in But- ler's history in Joe Wilson and Don Blair, both big factors in the tearn's success. The much needed hus- tle was inspiredby the aggressive senior guards, Don Tharp and Jim Parker, and the forward, Bill Sipe, to make the fast break and zone defense possible. In the drawing for the Sectional Tourney, Orland was matched with Butler. Orland's stall game failed but not without effort. After winning this one 52 to 38, Butler played Riverdale who had drawn the bye. After a slow start the mighty 'Mills proceeded to oust them 56 to 41. In the semi-final round, nervousness overtook them as they dropped a thriller to the Auburn Red Devils, 56 to 52, thus bowing out of the tourney. Compliments of UNIVERSOL TOOL Sr STAMPING, Butler, 71 Don Blair Bill Sipe menu Bruce Hathaway FIRST ROW: De Veir Weicht, Richard Lint, Burgess Walter, George King, Sam Underhill. lim Littlejohn. SECOND ROW: Walter Shultz, Earl Shultz, Bill Ringenberg, Woodley Blaker, Jeff Brown. THIRD ROW: Donald Herreck, Ronald Herrick, Wayne Burdick, John Durst, Keith Nichols. The Injuns of the 1954- 55 team enjoyed a tre- mendously succe ssful season in the ranks of the unbeaten. They played hard, fast, but clean ball all the way to win fifteen games against powerful opposition. They handled with ease teams such as, Central Catholic, Hicks- ville, and Columbia City, with only Fremont giving them a scare. They did not participate in the County Tourney as this was discontinued for sec- ond teams. An over- whelming record to be sure was the record of the men who will be next year's varsity. The starting line-up at the beginning of the sea- 707209 cam Scouloaad They Riverdale . . . 22 Waterloo . . . 29 Garrett .... . 25 Angola ......... 36 New Haven ....... 32 Fremont ..... . 31 Central Catholic . . . 22 Leo ........... 31 Concordia ........ 27 Edgerton . . . . . 34 Ashley ...... . . . 35 Hicksville .... . . . 29 Albion ..... . 33 Columbia .... . . 26 son was composed offour juniors: Ronald Herrick, Donald Herrick, Keith Nichols and Wayne Bur- dick, and a lone sopho- more, Richard Lint. How- ever, Bill Ringenberg, Earl Shultz and several other underclassmen were prominent although not seeing quite as much action as the first five. Before the season was completed, Donald Her- rick had been promoted permanently to the Var- sity to become akey back- er ofthe starting line-up. Clayton Derrow, a sopho- more, was brought back to the Injuns for additional experience and he became a strong rebounder, play- maker and scorer. Compliments of METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, Butler. av 72 FIRST ROW: Janet Young, David Craig, Richard Johnson, Junior Lung, Johnny Grimm, Russell Womack, Gary Sudborough. SECOND ROW: Darwin Clear, Howard McClish, Ronald Ault, Ion Jones, Chuck Vose, Roger Walter. Jane Carr. THIRD ROW: Ralph Lint, Don Cook, Douglas Higley, Paul Schortgen, Bob Robinette Lynn Brown, Phil Ginder, Keith Smith. endow ' can Sweat! Quads Sena We They 29 34 Edgerton .... Riverdale .... 1 6 14 Garrett ..... 1 7 39 Pleasant Lake . 30 7 Wate rloo .... 23 33 Garrett ..... l 1 34 Hamilton .... 24 17 Riverdale .... 26 23 Ashley ...... Z3 38 Kendallville. . 14 34 CHEERLEADERS: Janet Young and Jane Carr. STUDENT MANAGER: Keith Smith. 5 9416 Qaeda Scoua We They Edgerton .... 3 9 23 Ashley ...... 33 Z1 Rive rdale .... 32 Z2 Garrett ..... 44 26 Hamilton .... 35 I 6 Pleasant Lake. 40 Z1 Wate rloo ..... 8 7 Garrett ..... 39 1 9 Hamilton .... 52 28 Riverdale. .1. . 38 21 Ashley ...... 36 27 Kendallville. . .22 18 COUNTY TOURNEY Ashley .... . . 35 Z7 Riverdale .... 42 21 UNDEFEATED. Compliments of METHODIST CHURCH, Butler. s V l -vv,.,4..,.,, Ln ,f FIRST ROW: John Meeks, Richard Haverstock, Don Herrick, DeVeir Weicht, Ron Herrick, Bill Ringenberg, Richard Lint, Woodley Blaker, DeWayne Likes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cherry, Walter Shultz, Keith Nichols, Don Blair, Bill Sipe, Earl Shultz, Dick Bacon, Jim Parker, Joe Wilson, Robert Haverstock. The 1954 baseball team for the second time- in a row won the Tri- County championship with Mr. Cherry at the helm. Their fine record of six victories was marred only by their one loss at the hands of Angola. Angola lost one game also, but Butler won one more giving them a championship. Bill Sipe was one or the outstand- ing players, as he was a junior when he was voted Most Valuable Player. 6400 He not only pitched and won three as to only one defeat, but played out- standingly at first base when not on the mound. Left fielder Don Blair was the top hitter for the team, followed by Earl Shulz and Bill Sipe. There are only four seniors leav- ing, all of whom were starters, which leaves twelve underclassmen of a fine team to carry on in future years. Walter Shultz, Keith Nichols, Don Blair, Bill Sipe, Mr, Cherry, Assistant Coachg Mr. Bock, Earl Shultz, Dick Bacon, Jim Parker, Joe Wilson, Robert Haverstock. Compliments of PURITAN ICE CREAM COIVIPANY, Kendallville. FIRST ROW: Dick Bacon, Keith Nichols, Tom McConnell, Larry McKown, Richard Lint, Don Herrick, Wayne Burdick, Bill Ringenberg, Ron Herrick, Jeff Brown, De Wayne Likes, Walter Schultz, SECOND ROW: Jim Parker, Don Tharp, Norman Stevenson, Bill Sipe, Don Blair, Joe Wilson, Harold Carr, Earl Shultz, 1 if ' 'Im- Earl Shultz in polevault. Norm Stevenson in the low hurdles 6405 Seam feeafzda 100 Yard Dash. .Carr . .... :l0.6 220 Yard Dash. .Carr .... . :24.0 440 Yard Dash. . Tharp .... :56.'7 880 Yard Dash. .Wilson . . . 2.14 Mile Run ..... Tharp . . . 5:08,6 Low Hurdles . . Blair . . . :22.3 High Hurdles. . Stevenson. . :17.8 Broad Jump . . Carr . , 19' 5 High Jump . . . ' Shot Put , , , Pole Vault . . . Blair ..... Shultz ,,,. ' New school record, 1f2 5.5.. Carr ,.,. l2'10 9.90 ,E Harold Carr in 100 yard dash Joe Wilson in 880 Vard dash W Compliments of BECHTOL'S PASTRY SHOP, Butler. ' 75 Wann Noon League was started this year as a full-fledged ac- tivity for the purpose of pro- viding noon entertainment for junior high and high school stu- dents. It was enjoyed by both participants and spectators with much enthusiasm, al- though trained skill was lack- ing. To start off the year vol- leyball was played by the six upper grades with the seniors as the most prolific winners, although they were beaten oc- casionally by the juniors and once by the teachers. At the start of the basket- ball season, with all attention focused on this sport, this game was taken up. The ad- dition of two baskets on each side of the gym,was made for accommodating four teams in- stead of only two. This of course doubled the entertain- ment. Every class participated at the start of the year with the juniors hardest of all to beat with their array of second team members. However, they were pressed hard at times by the Sophomores along with the talent packed by the eighth grade. The seniors were dropped due to an insufficient number of players. The teams were coached by some of the varsity basket- ball players who also doubled as referees. The Noon League experiment proved very suc- cessful in its first year and will undoubtedly be continued for years to come. Compliments of CALLENDAR DAIRY, Edgerton, Ohio.. 76 Basketball Officers Square Dancing This is the first full year the Butler G. A. A. has been organized. They have proved to be very active and are a great asset to the girls' sport program. The G. A. A. plays every Wed- nesday during the noon hour. Their activities include volleyball, kick ball, basketball, and other sports to suit the season. There are thirty girls in the or- ganization with Mrs. Hampel as their sponsor. The officers for this year are: President, Beve rly Beard, Vice -President, Maryellen Van Wye, Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Robi- netteg Point Keeper, Linda Smyth. The G. A. A.'s project for this year was a girls' night of basket- ball , in which the girls participated with two teams. Everyone enjoyed watching the girls version of boys' basketball. FIRST ROW: Inez Beard, Helen Troyer, Carol Bungard, Freida Moore, Carolyn Hankey, Sandra Rimmel, Kay Bacon, Mary Copeland, Roberta Baxter. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Hampel, Rose Surface, Teresa Kessler, Beverly Beard, Florence Lautzenhiser, Sylvia Van Leuven, Ruth Schoonover, Carol Jennings, Marjorie I-Iouser, Mary Baker, Dianne Love, THIRD ROW: Maryellen Van Wye, Shirley Boyer, Janet Schoonover, Eleanor Clear, Linda Smyth, Karen Walker, Janet Moore, Ened I-lankey. Joyce Campbell, Lura Lee Van Wye, Sharon Robin- SIIG. Compliments of MARSHALL CLOTHING COMPANY, Butler. QThis includes the names of the upper six gradesj Adams, Harold 21, 48, 51, 54, 63. Albertson, Joe 21. Alexandel, Sonya 21, 48, 49, 51, Bacon, Kay 51, 74. 55, 65, 66. Anderson, Shirley 24. Ault, Ronald Bacon, Dick Bacon, Janis 51, 54, 65. 63, 77. Baker, Larry Baker, Mary 20, 24, 51, 54, 73, 74. 22, 38, 51, 74, 75, 75 20, 21, 40, 43, 45 23, 43, 49, 51, 54, 21, 51. 22, 47, 51, 55, 77 Ball, Patricia Ann 25, 51. Baxter, Kenneth 9, 16, 39, 46, Baxter, Roberta 22, 45, 47, 51, 77. Beard, Beverly 9, 16, 39, 41, 51, 77. Beard, Inez 22, 45, 47, 51, 53, 63, 68, 77. Beckwith, Beverly 20, 25. Bellamy, Gail 9, 16, 17, 39, 43, 45, 48, 51, 53, 55, 56, 63. Billings, Karen 21, 45, 47, 51, 54. Blair, Don 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 38, 44, 51, 53, 63, 65, 67, 69, 70, 71, 74, 75. 76. Blaker, Jack 21, 46, 51, 63, 74. Blaker, Woodley 66, 72, 75. Bowers, Bruce 22, 51, 53. Boyer, Bill 9, 39, 46. Boyer, Shirley 20, 23, 47, 51, 77. Brade, Marjorie 22, 40, 49, 55. Briegeal, Rosanna 9, 17, 39. Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown I Brown, Bill 21, 51, Bonnie 23, 47, 51, 55, 65. Clara 9, 43, 45, 55, Jeffery 22, 51, 72, 76. Julia 25, 26, 51, 63. Kay 9, 16, 17, 18, 42, 45, 48, 51, 54, 55. Brown, Lynn 24, 26, 51, 73, 74. 22, 40, 51, 54, 55, Bry, Beverly 24. Bungard, Carol 23, 26, 77, Burdick, Wayne 21, 52, 66, 69, 72 76. Burkmire, Edwin 22. Burkmire, Janet 23, 26. Bushee, John 24, 26. Butterrnore, Janet 23, 47, 51. Buttermore, Nancy 23, 38, 47, 48. 51. Caddell, Don 25, 26, 51. Camp. Janice 25. Camp, Wilbur 24. Campbell, Joyce 23, 51, 55, 77. Campbell, Richard 23, 48, 51 Campbell, Ruth 21, 40, 47, 49, 51, 55. Carpenter, Mary Joyce 24, 26, 51, 63. Carr, Jane 24, 51, 52, 63, 73. Carr, Ruth 21, 51, 52, 63, 65, 66. Casebere, Carl 10, 17, 46, 51, 55. Casebere, Curtis 10, 16, 18, 44. Casbere, Ruth 24. Casebere, Stanley 22, 46, 49, 51. Chapman, Donna 25. Chapman, Jill 25, 51, 63. Church, Sharon 24, 51, 63. Church, Sondra 20, 23, 39, 49, 51. Clear, Darwin 24, 51, 63, 73, 74. Clear, Eleanor 22, 47, 49, 51, 52, 54, 55, 65, 77. Cline, Roger 24, 26. Cluster, Grace 25. Cook, Donald 24, 26, 51, 63, 73. Copeland, Mary Sue 20, 22, 43, 45, 51, 55, 63, 68, 77, Crabb, Roberta 21, 38, 41, 42, 45, 49, 51, 54. Craig, David 25, 51, 52, 73. Craig. Jim 23, 38, 49. Creager, Richard 10, 46, 51. Crowl, Jerry 23, 46, Culler, Gary 23, 38, 46, 51. David, Jeanette 23, 47, 51. Derrow, Clayton 22, 38,.51, 67, 70, 71. Dickson, Teddy 25, 51, Diehl, Denise 25, 51, 63. Diehl, Freddie 23, 39, 49, 51, 65, 74. Doolittle, Sandra 22, 39, 43, 45, 48, 51, 54, 55, 65, 66. Dorsey, Elsie 23, 26. Dorsey, Robert 25. Durst, John 23, 46, 51, 63, 72, 74. Eck, Charles 22, Eck, Helen 10, 16, 17, 38, 47, 51, 63. Eck, Ruth 24, 26, 51. Ewing, Ellis 24. Ewing, Linda 25. Farmer, Rosalie 23, 47 48. 51, 63. Fry, Margaret 25. Fry, Walter 25. Getts, Gloria 10, 17, 18, 38, 42, 43, 45, 51, 55, 56, 58, 59, 65, 66. Getts, Richard 51, 65. Gift, Carolyn 25, 26, 51, 63. Ginder, Carole 21, 45, 51, 65. Ginder, Phil 24, 51, 73, 74, Grable, Ronnie 25, 51, 63. Grimm, Ellen 10, 17, 39, 45, 47, 51, 54. Grimm, John 23, 46, 51, 73. Grimm, Johnny C., 25. Grogg, Walter 25, Haifley, Bonny 21, 48, 55. Hamman, David 23, 53. Harnrnan, Eddie 23, 39, 49, 51, 63 74. Hankey, Alvin 23. . Hankey, Carolyn 23, 51, 63, 77. Hankey, Delores 24, 51. Hankey Ened 21, 51, 54, 55, 63, 77. Hankey Janice 10,39. Hankey, Loren 21. Harger, Lauana 21, 43, 48, 51, 53, 55. 65. Harter, Marilee 21, 40, 48, 51, 53, 55. 65. Hartranft, Ann 10, 16, 17, 39, 43, 45, 47, 48, 51, 53, 55. Hathaway, Bruce 21, 39, 40, 41, 51, 54, 55, 63, 65, 66, 67, 70 Hathaway, Margaret 25, 51. Haverstock, Howard 24, 26, 56, 63 Haverstock, James 24. Haverstock, Johnny 24. Haverstock, Richard 21, 51, 63, 74 75. Haverstock, Robert 21, 51, 63, 74, 75. Healy, Dale 21. Healy, Myles 23, 58, 49, 53. Herrick, Donald 21, 51, 63, 66, 67, 69. 70. 72, 75. 76. Herrick, Ronald 21, 51, 63. 66, 67, 69, 70, 72, 75, 76. Higley, Charlene 11, 17, 18, 37, 40, 42, 45, 47, 51, 53, 54, 55, 58, 63, 65, 66. Higley, Douglas Hill, George 11, 42, 42, 46, 51, 65. 66. Hills, Carol 25, Hoffer, Max 22, 24, 26, 51, 63, 73. 16 17 , , 18, 39, 40 55, 56, 59, 63, 51, 54 Holman, Lyle 46. Holman, Roger 11, 16, 39, 46, 51, 74. Holt, Rayburn 23. Holtrey, Carolyn 23, 47, 51. l-Ioltrey, Vernon 23. Houser, Alta 25, 26, 51. Houser, Marjorie 23, 26, 77. Howe, Bill 24. Howell, Judy 23, 47, 51, 55. Hulbert, Lola 11, 16, 17, 18 45, 47, 51, 53, 55. Husted, James 22, 51. Irnhoff, Charlotte 11, 16, 38, 45, 51, 52, 53, 57, 63, 65. Imhoff, Roger 19, 20, 23, 51 Jennings, Ann 25, 51. Jennings, Carolyn 20, 47, 51 Johnson. Don 11, 39, 51, 63. Johnson, Richard 25, 51, 73. Johnston, Jerry 11, 38. 9 39' Compliments of .JACK 8: .JILL RESTAURANT and BUTLER THEATER, Butler. 78 A W ,, Agmrm. ..,,..,.,,....-..... ,,...,,..fr,... .1 ma.1,.+,.,- ,,,...s-.4.- is .-.M-. --f Us-A-M--aware -f-2 40, 41 Johnston, Jim 22, Jones Jones, , Betty 25, 51, 63. Cydney 21, 45, 51, 63, 66. Jones, Danielle 21, 39, 45, 51, 55. Jones, Jon, 24, 52, 63, 73, 74. Jurhs, Stephen 24, 51. Kaiser, Tony 22, 46, 51, 74. Keelser, Gay 21, 39, 40, 51, 55. McKown, Dick 21, 40, 48, 51, 54, 55, 66 McKown: Larry 12, 16, 17, 18, 38, 48, 55, 57, 58, 59, 63, Rosenberry, Pat 13, 16, 38, 43, 45, 52, 55. Sattison, James 25, 26, 51, Schmidt, Robert 25, 26, 51. Keller, Carol 22, 47. Keller, Marilyn 11, 16, 17, 18, 39, 45, 51, 53, 55. Keltner, Keith 22, 44, 51, 54, 66, 74. Kessler, Bill 24. Kessler, Teresa 22, 40, 45, 47, 51, 53 55, 63.77. King, George 19, 20, 22, 44, 46, 51, 54, 72. . King. J0hn 19, 20, 21, 44, 46, 51, 54, 67, 70, 71. King Rita 25. Kumi, Patricia 25. Klink, Robert 22, Koerner, Joan 21. 66. ref Meeks, Eunice 21, 45, 51, 53, 55, 66. Meeks, John 22, 44, 51, 54, 68. 69, 75. Michael, Dee 12, 16, 38, 42, 43, 45, 51, 54, 55, 59. Middleton, Tom 22. Miller, Ann 21, 45, 48, 55. Mille' June 22, 40, 43, 48, 51, 54, 55, 63, 66. Miller, Redith 12, 16, 17, 38, 39, 43, 47, 51, 53, 54, 55, 65. Moore, Freida 22, 45, 51, 52, 54, 66. 77. Moore, Janet 22, 45, 47, 51, 54, 63. 77. Moore, Jay 25. Moore, Kay 25. Moore, Larry 24, Schoeffer, Stanley 24, Schoonover, Janet 13, 17, 39, 45. 47, 51, 54, 77. Schoonover, Ruth 23, 47, 51, 77. Schortgen, Paul 25, 51, 54, 63, 66 73. Seltenrrght, Sharon 13, 17, 40, 43 45, 51, 55, 58, 59, 66, 68. ' Shafer Shafer: Shafer, Dora 21, 47, 48. Leora 25. Marcele 23, 47, 51. Shafer, Nora 22, 40, Sholl, Elaine 22, 51, Shultz, Earl 21, 51, 66, 69, 72, 75, 76. Shultz, Larry 23, 46, 51. Shultz, Walter 21, 44, 66, 72, 75, 51, 53, 63. 55. 76. Sipe, Bill 8, 13, 16, 38, 44, 46, 51, 65, 66, 67, 69, 70, 74, 75, 76 Krafft, Marlene 24. Krontz, Brian 23, 51, 68. Krontz, Howard 21, 44, 51, 74. Lane, Carolyn 12, 16, 17, 40, 43, 45, 48, 51, 53, 54, 55, 58, 59, 63, 65. 66. La Rowe, Larry 23, 51, Lautzenhiser, Florence 23, 39, 47, 49, 51, 52, 77. Lautzenhiser, Laura 24, Lechleridner, Darwin 25, 51, 63. Levelsberger, JoAnn 25. Likes, Carrol 24, 63. Likes, De Wayne 20, 21, 40, 44, 63, 68, 74, 75, 76. Lint, Ralph 24, 52, 73, 74. Moughler Moughler Clark 21, 39, 46, 51, 63. David 23. Moughler Max 25. Moughler, Roger 23, 46, 51. Moughler, Rutheda 25, 51. Moughler, Wayne 12, 17, 38, 56. Nichols, Keith 21, 51, 52, 66, 67, 69. 70, 71, 72, 75, 76. Oberlin, Dallas 25. Oberlin, Martha 21, 47, 55. Oney, Helen 21, 47, 48. Overholtz, Arlene 20, 21, 40, 45, 49, 51, 55, 66. Parker, Jim 1, 13, 16, 17, 18, 37, 42, 44, 51, 63, 67, 70, 71, 75, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Carolyn 24. Helen 25, 26, 51. John 22, 38, 44, 51, 66. Julie 24, 51, 54, 63. Smith, Keith 24, 51, 73. Smith, Philip 25, 63. Smith, Walter 22, 51. Smyth, Linda 13, 16, 17, 40, 45, 47, 51, 54, 77. Snyder David 24, 51, 54. Snyder, Jerry 25. Snyder, Judy 21, 43, 54, 55, 63. Snyder, Shirley 25, 51. Snyder, Theron 21, 44, 46, 48, 51, 63. Souder Bill 14 17 18 38 40 Lint, Richard 22, 63, 66, 72, 75. Littlejohn, Jimmy 23, 38, 46, 72, 74. Littlejohn, Joyce 25. Littlejohn, Judy 17, 25. Love, Dianne 22, 53, 55, 77, Love, 43, Edith 12, 16, 18, 38, 40, 42, 45, 48, 51, 54, 55, 56.61, 63. 66. Lowe, Joan 23, 39, 48, 49, 51. Lung, Gloria 23, 40, 45, 47, 51, 55, 65. Lung, Junior 25, 51, 63, 73. Lung, Nancy 21, 43, 51, 53, 54, 55, 66. Lyon, De Von 21, 46, 48, 51, 54, 76. Patee, Shannon 22, 51, 52, 63. Pierce, Sharon 23, 47, 55. Powers, John 13, 16, 17, 38 42, 44, 51, 58, 59, 63, 65.' Pratt, Dave 24, 26, 51, 66. Pressley, Woodrow 24. Prosser, David 25. Prosser, Robert 21, 40, 46. Rains, Bobby 22, 40, 44, 51, Raney, Allen 21, 51, 63. Raney, Thomas 24, 63. 40, 54, 74 Rex, Jeannie 22, 38, 47, 51, 55. Rex, Jo Ann 22, 43, 45, 47, 48, 51, 54. 55. Rigg, Dal 22, 46, 51, 63, 74. Marquardr, Mary 8, 12, 16, 18, 40, 42. 43- 45- 47. 48. . 53. 55. 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 57, 59, 63. Masters, Susan 22, 38, 49, 51. McCann, Jeffrey 20, 25, 51. McClish, David 22, 46, 51, 65. McClish, Harold 23, 46. McClish, Howard 24, 73, 74. McConnell, Tom 1, 7, 8, 12, 17, 38, 43, 44, 48, 51, 57, 58, 59, 67, 69, 70, 71, 74, 76. McDonald, Connie Sue 24, 51, 63. Riggs, Nagean 24. 13 Rimmel, Sandra , 17, 18, 37, 40, 51 57, 58, 59, 63, 66, 68, 77. 44 Ringenburg, Bill 22, , 51, 52. 66, 72. 75. Robinett, Sharon 15, 22, 43, 45, 47 49, 54, 55, 63, 66, 77. Robinette, Bobby 24, 51, 73, 74. Rohlof, Betty 21, 51, 54, 55. Rohrbaugh, Phiyllis 23, Rosenberry, Deanna 22, 45, 51, 55, 65. 42, 43, 44, 48, 56, 61. Spake, Sonny 13, 16, 40, 46, 50, 51, 52, 55, 63, 65, 66. Staley, Robert 24, 51. Stark, Robert 14. Steckley, James 25. Steckley. John 25. Steckley, Judith 25. Stemen, Marjorie 25. Stevenson, Norman 14, 16, 17, 18, '38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 48, 51, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 63, 66, 75, 76. Strock, Dennis 23, 49, 51, 52, 63. Sudborough, Gary 25, 73. Surface, Rose 22, 47, 51, 77. Surfus, Carl 25, 51. Szeman, Susie 21, 51, 55, 65. Tharp, Don 14, 16, 17, 38, 40, 44 0 51, 56, 67, 69, 70, 75, 76 Thimlar, Dallas 24, Thimlar, Darrell 24, 31. Thimlar, Merlin 23, 49, 74. Thimlar, Naomi 21, 53, 55. Thompson, Peggy 24. Compliments of EAST END GROCERY and RUTH BAKER'S RESTAURANT, Butler 79 ....... ...........-..- .. . .....a.aa.-..an..aa.-.........a,.-,......-.a. ...U ',lW' Troyer, Helen 22, 43, 45, 47, 51, 54, 63, 68, 76, Troyer, Howard 14, 16, 39, 46, 51. Troyer, Paul 23. 46, 51, 54. Trubey, Max 22, 51. Tmbey, Paul 21, 51, 54. Tustison, Ioan 21, 43, 65. Underhill, Sam 23. 39. 49, 52, 72, 74. Van Leuven, Sharon 25, 51. Van Leuven, Sylvia 22, 38, 45, 49, 51, 54, 63, 66. 77. Van Wye, Lura Lee 22, 45, 47, 51, Vose, Charles 20, 24, 51, 73, 74, Vose, Douglas 14, 17, 18. 44, 51. Walker, Karen 22, 45, 48, 49, 51, 54. 55. 63. 66. 77. Walter, Burgess 20, 22, 51, 54, 63, 72. 74. Walter, Donna Lou 20, 25, 63. Walter, Pamela 25, 51. Walter, Roger 24, 51, 73, 74 Wasson, Glenda 24, 51, 52. Weber, Sharon 22. ' Weicht, De Veir 23, 46. 63, 72, 74. 75. Weicht, De Von 14, 40, 46, 51. White, Patsy 23, 47. Whitman, Judith 25. Wilson, Iean 14, 16, 17. 18, 39 43, 45, 51, 55, 56, 69. Wilson, Joe 14, 16, 17, 37, 40, 43, 4-4, 51, 53, 58, 59, 65, 66, 67, 70, 74, 75, 76. Wolfe, Mary 21, 40, 45, 48, 51 55, 63, 65. Womack,-Russell 25, 51, 73. Womack, Walter 23, 51. Woodcox, Wallace 25, 51, 63. Young. Janet 24, 73. Young, Merle 22, 46, 51. Zimmerman, Beatrice 24. Zimmerman, Robert 22. 77. Van Wye, Maryellen 14, 16, 17, 18, 40, 45, 47, 51, 54, 56, 77. - Van Zile, Judy 21, 24, 51, 73, 74. Weicht, Marsha 24. Wemer, Sharon 21, 43, 47, 51, 54, 63. 65. 4 f The Tropaeum Staff of 1955 wishes in this way to render their ap- preciation to the following people for their co-operation, help and sup- port which made the publication of this book possible: MR. ROBERT S. SUTULA of Elkhart, who donated so much ofhis time and effort to take pictures for us. MR. HAROLD WALKER of Butler, who took the basketball and other action shots for our book. MR. DALE HIGLEY of Butler, who permitted us to use his office building and typewriters for our staff meetings. MISS ALICE DeWEESE, who spent many an hour rewriting, retyping and revising our mistakes. ALL THOSE WHO SPONSORED PAGES IN OUR BOOK, whose finan- cial aid has been greatly appreciated. THE PURCHASERS of our yearbook- -may you enjoy reading it as we did putting it out. Compliments of SELTENRIGHT'S MAIN TV 8: APPLIANCES, Butler. N I -... .-. -l:--w-M--- -.M uw--M--.amJ.....1.-.4.--M-nnuuuiu--AM