Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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OUR ACTIVITIES I f Ax-5 ui ,J . . ' Ti gp I 3,6 7 6 OUR EXTRA 'CURRICULAR AC- TIVITIES IN BHS ARE ANOTHER FORM OF OUR EDUCATION. BY INITIATION WE ARE INTRODUCED TO THE ORGANIZATIONS AND ARE READY TO ADD TO THE FUN OF OTHERS. WHILE WORKING AND TAK- ING PART IN THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES AND ACTIVITIES, WE LEARN TO UNDERSTAND THE ACTIONS OF OUR CLASSMATES, AND TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITIES. WHERE WOULD WE STAND IN THIS SOCIAL SPHERE WITHOUT TRAINING IN OUR FLURRIED LIFE OF ACTIVITIES?

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Cooks, Janitors, B'Drivers Rain or shine the bus drivers, cooks, and janitors continue to do their jobs. Each one does his task whether it is bringing the rural students to school, preparing well-balanced and nourishing meals, or keeping the school warm and spic and span. All year long they work at their jobs. They start long before we get to school and finish after we have gone. All these people deserve our recognition and consider- ation for a job well done. Mrs. Van Zuilen and Mrs. Ginder serve another plate of well prepared food for the next person in the lunch line. Serving Us Everyday , I O .- .af Q Y vi i ff, I Our janitors, Otis Call and Clyde Chandler, listen to Stu Capp, Floyd Keller, Junior Freidenberger another fellow janitor, Albert Brown, as he points out Friday, Wilson Steckley, Dick Dove, and Charl parts of the new gas heating system. Armstrong pose before beginning a safe trip over the snow and ice. Compliments of BECHTOL'S BAKERY

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