Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Putting togethcr the new handbook are Joan Lowe, Secretary, Gloria Miser, Treasurerg Eleanor Clear, Vice-president, and Bill Ringenberg, President. The Leaders of Tomorrow wi The Student Council has been active in Butler for several years. Each of the upper six grades elect one boy and one girl to represent themin the council. While this organization does not seek to direct the administrative activities of the school, it does have specific duties. Among these duties are: Clj The selection and control of the school monitors. f2J The selection of the three chief school convc sations. C33 The supervision of he student activities. Q45 The establishment of suggested rules of behavior. C51 Helping to carry out all school policies. The student council seeks to promote the best interests of the students and teachers, to raise the standards of the student behavior, and to promote closer cooperation between teachers and stu- dents. Before any new club can be organ- ized in the high school it must be ap- proved through the Council. This representative body hears, dis- cusses, and then votes upon many school issues, thus playing an important part in molding school policy. rw-.gp-M ws, FIRST ROW: Joan Lowe, Carol Smith, Steve John- Surface, Bill Ringenberg, Eleanor Clear, Marvin son, Lynn Alexander, Gloria Miscr, Marlene Kessler. Synder, MI- B01iI1g, SPOHSCI- SECOND ROW: Steve Harts, Roger Walter, Jerry 2-l'