Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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3' The Do1son's---The family of trouble. STANDING: Give me that letter! Paige, Mother, Mrs. George, Hildegarde, Sally, Jimmy. SITTING: Shermer. Mother and F ather. Professionals at Performances Freddie Shermer. . Hildegarde Dolson. Father. . . ..... . Mother. . . . . . . George Dolson. . . Ellie May ..... Jimmy Dolson. . . Sally Dolson . . . Mr. Shermer. . . Mrs. Shermer. . . . Paige .... . . ill. .. . . . .Walter Smith . .Sandra Doolittle . . . . .John Smith Sylvia Van Leuven . . . . .Max Hoffer . . .Jo Ann Rex . . . .George King . .Sharon Robinett . . . . . .Dale Rigg . . .Marjorie Brade .Barbara Trobaugh . . . . Jtme Miller I think you're bleak and na.rrowminded! Mr. Shermer, Mrs. Shermer, Father, Hildegarde, Mother 19

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The Junior Play Cast. STANDING: Walter Smith, June Miller, Max Hoffer. SITTING: Sandra Doolittle, Marjorie Brade, Dale Rigg, Nlr. Jack Alexander Qdirectorj, Sharon Robinett, George King, John Smith, Barbara Trobaugh, Sylvia Van Leuven, Jo Ann Rex. Greenies at Rehearsals ist? Did you take that letter? Father, Mr. Shermer, Freddie, I-Iildebarde. 18 After weeks of tryouts and rehearsals, the opening night of We Shook the Family Tree proved to be one filled with anticipation, new experiences, and pleasure for both the play cast and the audience. The play starred Sandra Lee Doolittle as Hildegarde Dolson, a high school senior who lived on trouble. Through a mistmderstanding at a school debate, Hildegarde's father is inaccurately believed to be a drunkard. Having no date for the Senior Prom, her Mother arranges it so she can go with Freddie Shermer, the only boy in the entire high school who wears knickers. With a chance of her father being fired, and having to suffer the humiliation of going to the Prom with a boy in short pants, Hildega.rde's troubles still mount as her parents' love letters are distributed throughout the neighborhood. Complications arise when I-Iildegarde is accused of burglary. With seemingly no way out, everything ends per- fectly as l-Iildegarde's fondest dream of having a Prom date, is fulfilled. Under the superior direction of Mr. Jack Alexander and Burgess Walter, student director, the cast presented a play filled with memories that will live in the hearts of both young and old for future years to come.

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A Man Called Peter Peter Marshall. . ........ Walter Smith Catherine Marshall. . .... Sharon Robinett Allan Talbot ...... . . .Bill Ringenberg Nanvy Everetts. . . . . .Karen Walker Barbara Logan .... ..... H elen Troyer Joe Keating .... . . .Stanley Casebere GeorgeYost. . . ..... Dale Rigg Susan Grant. . . ...... Jo Ann Rex Judith Bickle. . . . . .Sandra Doolittle Jessie Bickle. . . ....... June Miller Marian Grant. . . . . .Sylvia Van Leuven Hulda . .............. Teresa Kessler Peter John Marshall ..... Barbara Trobaugh Senator James Knox Polk. ..... John Smith Steven Grant ........ . . .Max Trubey The Marshall family - Peter, Peter John, and Catherine. They Inspired Lives n L I am Ali, Prince of the House of Hashin, descen- Every time I get settled in the kitchen, this 'phone dent of Ali, the son of Fatima, the daughter of Kadi- rings. Only way to get any peace in this house would jah, the first and beloved wife of the Prophet Mo- be to yank this here 'phone out by the roots. Hulda. hamn1ed! Peter Marshall. 20