Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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ABOVE: The curtain goes down on the final act of A Man Called Peter as the cast takes their curtain call. RIGHT: This meeting will now come to order, George King, president of the Hi-Y Club, says as he raps his gaval. tudents Learn to Cooperate in Harmon Now, what eoulcl be the matter with these lights? David Mc One of the many convocations Clish wonders as he makes a final check before the curtain goes brought before the school this up on the Senior Play. year was a discriptive account of China presented by a native of 7 that land.

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The only bad part O1 school. Joan Lowe, Max Trubey, Sylvia Van Leuven, and Barbara Trobaugh are comparing grade cards. It 's the activity of students that make a school, not the building. Working together and playing to- gether, students are occupied throughout the day. To start the school year, students are kept busy with homework and extra-curricular activities. And as the year progresses, activities with never-to-be forgotten memories are cherished. The Halloween Fes- tival, the Prom Dance, Banquets, and Initiations are all part of the students program for working and playing together. The school is your homeg and your job for six hours of the day. Together with your teachers and your fellow students, history is made and history is remembered as stu- dents learn the fun of co-operating together in making better students, a better school and a better com- munity. By Working and Playing Together i the broad jump in track. 6 And its hurry, hurry, hurry, as students get from class to class between period. Woody Blaker pauses for the camera while he measures yardage for

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Mr. Van Zuilen shows solid geometry students, Keith Keltner, Marjorie Brade, and George King the formula for finding the volume of a cylinder. Giving a panel on science, and the role it plays in our every day life, are seventh graders Sue Wasson, Larry McCann, Reva Sattison, Sheldon Shaffer, Carol Smith, and Steven Johnson. Our Math and Science classes this year are under the direction of Mr. Van Zuilen, a graduate of Purdue University, Mrs. Shu- bert, a graduate of Manchester, and Mrs. Buenerkemper, a graduate of the University of Alabama . This year our science classes have the facilities of a brand new and well equipped lab. In these lab classes we perform many useful experiments. Our science classes this year consist of chemisiry and biology. Our math classes, especially geometry and tri- gonometry, are made easier by a set of wooden three dimensional figures which they have for their study. They Strive to Conquer the Unknown Three interested biology students, Sharon Van Leuven, Patty Klink, and Judy Whitman take disect- ing lessons from their teacher Mrs. Buenerkemper. 8