Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Doug Higley, Carolyn Getts.and Ronald Ault study Span- ish while upstairs June Miller interests Max Hoffer and George King as she gives a book report in Junior English class. The thirst for knowledge continues from the first thru the twelfth grade -- it never stops. Some people may choose to work as teachers, some as secretaries or car- penters. Others may choose a career such as journalism, law, scientific and biological chemistry. Still others will want to be mathematicians, some may choose to work with languages , and some will skill themselves in the art of house - making. Each person will choose the career in which he can do best. Each person will train himself as best as he can. Butler Schools offer many opportunities that give one a basic on which to make a living, or preparation for further training. The Thirst For Knowledge Continues DarwinClear, Chuck Vose, andConnie McDonald are kept busy in biology lab while Dwight Sholl, James Huff, and Richard Trobaugh study their text books in agriculture class. Compliments of DAY FORD FURNITURE, Edgerton, Ohio. 24

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Bill Ringenberg, Vice President; Ron Herrick, Pres- ident; Gay Keesler, Treasurer; Deanna Rosenberry, Secretary. The Student Council of Butler High School is a comparatively recent or- ganization. It is composed of one boy and one girl from each of the classes, the principal, and two teachers . There is also a reporter elected from each class . The purpose of the Student Council is to present the students ' view points to the faculty and to help formulate some of the school policies. The selection of monitors was one of the first items of business . Eight- een monitors and alternates were chosen, three for each period. The procedure for forming a school policy is as follows : A meeting is held in which the problem is presented and discussed. The problem is not acted upon at this meeting but held over to the next. This gives the members time to discuss the matter with the students, for ming their opinion on the subject. At the next meeting the Coun- cil takes action and a definite policy is formulated. Serving Our School With Policy, FIRSTROW: Gay Keesler, Stanley Casebere, Betty Joes, Gloria Miser, Carolyn Getts, Deanna Rosenberry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lowe, Bill Ringenberg, Ron Herrick, Keith Smith, Joan Lowe, Jane Carr. THIRD ROW: Don Herrick, Dennis Strock, Eddie Hammon, Roger Walters, David Craig, Stevem Harts. Compliment of STUDENT COUNCIL. 26