Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Concerts And Convocations Three short rings of a bell mean a convocation. Everyone troops down to the gym for any number of types of entertainment, pep sessions, movies, and talks by Mr. Lowe. Some of the convos for this school year were interesting as well as ed- ucational. For instance, Marjorie Brade gave us the highlights of her European trip. The Indiana and Mich- igan Electric Company gave a safety demonstration. There were the month- ly News Magazine movies which are always interesting. Then there are the ministers whose talks are inspiring and helpful. At Christmas the M.Y.F. put on a play about the birth of the Christ child. The Armistice Day program featured the color guard and the High School Band playing a few selections. No school year would be right with- out programs featuring such artists as Frederic Sjobeart, noted pianist, and the Royal Scotts, dancers and singers. Of course there are the big mo- ments, such as the presentation of the band and the basketball trophies. The seniors ' big day comes when the awards are presented and espe- cially on Senior Day when they are allowed to really let loose and have fun with the teachers and each other. Bruce Hathaway presenting the Band Trophy to Mr. Gnagy. This trophy is exactly like the one the band won for their first place rating at Marching Contest. The Indiana Singing Hooisers of which Marlene Doolittle is a member. Marlene graduated from Butler in 1953 and is now a senior at I. U. Julie Smith and Bruce Hathaway in the Christmas play presented by the M. Y. F. Convocation is over and the studentbodyreturns to their classes. Frederic Sjobeart as he plays popularselections to entertain his audience. On the opposite page Inez Beard, Ruth Campbell, DeWayne Likes. Bill Ringenberg, and Mary Wolfe decorating the traditional Christmas Trees that are placed in the halls. Compliments of UNIVERSAL TOOL STAMPING. Butler. 19

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i ' : Mtsm Compliments of INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO., Butler. 18

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FIRST ROW: Arlene Overholtz, John King. SECOND ROW: Wayne Burdick, Cydney Jones. THIRD ROW: Roberta Crabb. Rose Surface and Bill Ringenberg were awarded two beautiful Gruen wrist watches as the prize for being top magazine sales- men of the year. From the time a student enters high school, until the final grades are in, a record is kept on the grades they make. At the end of the four years the grades are checked, and the tow students with the highest grades are chosen valedictorian and salutatorian. Throughout their four years of high school, Arlene Overholtz and John King have shown outstanding qualities. Both have held offices in the class as well as other school or- ganizations. The senior class is proud to ac- knowledge you, Arlene Overholtz as Valedictorian and John King as Sa- lutatorian. From Honors . . . The Citizenship winners were chosen by the faculty on points of personality, leadership, character, dependability, responsibility, and scholarship. Those receiving the awards from the American Legion are Roberta Crabb and John King, and the Eagles, Cydney Jones and Wayne Burdick. Arlene Overholtz was chosenby the class as the winner of the Daughters of American Revo- lution Citizenship Award. Compliments of SCHAAB ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, Auburn. 20