Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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a jf .V„ Batter up! Keith Nichols, Watler Shultz, Ron Herrick, Earl Shultz, Don Herrick, Robert Haverstock, and Richard Haverstock. Between classes in Butler High School. And As We Learn k tu . wr ' mm mam. H Freida Moore and George King learning to be good salesmen at their class bake sale which was held at Oberlin ' s T. V. Store. Compliments of WM. MUTZFELD SON, Butler. 9

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' .-,■■:■■ . Four jolly Juniors, Eleanor Clear, Janet Moore, Ened Hankey, and Susan Masters, take time out to pose for the camera bugs. Working like mad but having fun are Sylvia Van Leuven, Eleanor Clear, and Kay Bacon at the Annual Language Club Banquet. Just six bumps on a log, John Smith, Max Hoffer, Burgess Walters, John Meeks, Walter Smith, and George King. One of our favorite past times, Denise Diehl and Julie Smith out for their morning walk. As We Relax Relaxation and learning goes hand and hand. It is often hard to learn how to relax but after the battle is won, learning and playing will become easier. Being relaxed plays a big part right here in school. In order to receive the knowledge that is being put across you must be relaxed to a certain ex- tent. There are parties, concerts, ball games, and picnics held by our school every year . We all enjoy these extra curricular activities but find it necessary to relax to do so. There isn ' t any standard way of how to relax but after it is accorn- plishedyou will learn how to study and enjoy life more fully. Max Hoffer, Dick Bacon, Don Herrick, Richard Campbell, Johnny Meeks, and Bob Rains form a perfect pyramid. Compliments of FEDERAL FERTILIZER SALES CORPORATION, Butler.

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Barbara Trobaugh, Rose Surface, and Helen Troyer admire Jeff Brown ' s new class ring. The pictures on these two pages of Fun and Fancy go from one extreme to another, and even give you the glimpse of a normal day. In the freshman year here was the thrill of joining clubs and being initiated. Then there was always the first picnic at Pokagon. Walk, run, jump, hop, and skip until finally they were too tired for anything but wading. Then there was the day when the clas s rings were ordered. When finally they came, muffled ohs and ahs could be heard issuing from the classrooms . And in the halls, squeals of delight pierced the ears . Next came Junior Play practice.. What a job, but it was worth it. Practice makes perfect , was heard several times during each rehearsal. Those who thought up the between acts skits worked just as hard as the cast. Spring ! And with it came the annual band concert and Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Yprom. Two of the biggest events of the year. Compliments of LUNDY ' S DAIRY, Edgerton, Ohio. Fun And Fancy Arlene Overholtz, Sonya Alexander, and Florence Lautzen- hizer make like Romans during the annual Language Club Banquet. Nancy Lung and Susie Szeman decide tocool their feet during a picnic at Pokagon State Park. it, v 10