Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Anyone with a son or daughter of high school age knows what a flurry there was on the night of the Tri-Hi- Y, Hi-Y prom. The pictures on this page show some of the highlights of that prom. No matter what type of evening it is, refreshments are in order. And, as we see, the girls at the table seem to be enjoying cake and punch before they start eating it. Seeing the queen and her court, and looking at the decorations, one can see what a wonderful time was had. It was truly ' one magic night 1 . Kay Bacon, Nancy Lung, Eunice Meeks, Susie Szeman, and Janis Bacon take time out for re- freshments at the Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y prom. For One Magic Night In the upper left, Janis Bacon, queen of Lilac Time with her court, Mary Sue Copeland, Sandra Doolittle, and Danielle Jones. On the right we see the main decoration of Lilac Time . In the background, two couples take time out to rest. Compliments of BUTLER THEATER, Butler. 12

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A highlight of the 1954-1955 band concert. Cydney Jones and DeWayne Likes studying their lines for the play, Tattletale . RuthCarrand Robert Haverstock in a between acts skit during the Junior Play- Tattletale . Sandra Lee Doolittle and Bruce Hathaway, June Miller and Bob Rains, Carole Ginder and Howard Krontz doing a sedate waltz at the 1954-1955 Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Prom. For All Alike Walter Womack and Kay Bacon as they relax for a moment after a hard baseball game at Pokagon State Park. Compliments of OBERLIN TV APPLIANCES, Butler. 11

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George King, director of tiie Junior Hi-Fi Band, a good money making project at the Halloween Festival. David McClish and Bruce Bowers are ready to take your money at their stand. Just knock over the bottles and carry away a prize. A Geni Casts His Spell Witches, ghosts, and goblins, all can be seen at the Halloween Festi- val. But this festival is not all play, for a lot of work is put into thinking up new ways to make money and dec- orating the booths. In the pictures on this page you see two of the projects that were in operation. Some of the others were baseball toss, dart throw, cake walk, and raffle. The highlight of the every Hallo- ween Festival is the crowning of Cin- derella and Prince Charming, who were Sonya Alexander and Don Her- rick. The Classes (7th thru 12th) choose two candidates, a boy and a girl, each. From these the two who have the most votes by 9:30 Halloween night are the winners. At 10:15 the climax of the race comes when the crowning takes place. m - Jf Cinderella Sonya Alexander Prince Charming Don Herrick ■ Compliments of KHOL ' S GENERAL STORE, Moore. 13