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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Student Council and . H. S TOP ROW: Carolyn Sholl, Connie McDonald, Keith nie Miller, Jerri Jones, Doris Mason, Darley Oberlin, Smith, Henry Lung, Jerry McKean, Bill Schubert, Mr. Dale Parkison. Reed, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Karol Johnston, Sun- Student Council Thg Sthdehps govehhhehtal body of Butler High students and teachers and to raise school standards. School is the Student Council. The students ideas and A new Club must be approved by the Council be' opinions are heard by the representatives elected by fore if CHU be Organized in the 5Ch001- They also each Class. select the hall monitors and special convocations What is the purpose of the Student Council? One 621011 Year- ofthe most important jobs is to present the student's The Sfhldeflf Council SWC5 the Students an OP' viewpoints to the faculty and to make and develop new Poftnnnl' IO make tnemselvw known in ine govern- school policies. The members try to promote better understanding and to develop the interest between the 3 Cnizen- ment of their school and prepares him for his future as Sf If i ll i t it L L yt. By using the pencil machine Jerry McKean, Doris Henry Lung, vice -pres.g Connie McDonald, sec.- Mason, and Carolyn Sholl add to the Student Coun- treas.g Keith Smith, pres. cil treasury. Compliments of SELTENRIGHT'S APPLIANCES