Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Our Spiritual Program HI-Y The Ili-Y club of Butler, as in any other school, is a Christian organization for boys and is affiliated with the YMCA. The boys are of the upper three high school grades and have been accepted to the club by older members upon their attitudes toward Christian living. The selection of the Homecoming Queen at the first home ball game was originated by the Hi-Y in 1957 and was continued this year. A beautiful crown was purchased by the organization to use for this purpose. The twenty-one boys in the l-Ii-Y promote high ideals, and a Christian way of life. Mr. Van Zuilen, sponsor, and Ron Ault, pres., directed the boys in discussing and solving their problems as well as helping to develop interesting and informing monthly meetings. UPPER RIGHT: Jeff McCann, vice-pres, Ron Ault, pres., Don Dunkle, Sgt. at arms, Ellis Ewing, chap., Henry Lung, treas., and Dave Craig, sec. LOWER RIGHT: Steve Kaiser, Bill Farmer, and John Reed display the Hi-Y crown used for the Homecoming Queen ceremonies. S sas: s sg S3325 I pl' rf' X TOP ROW: John Reed, Chuck Vose, Douglas Higley, Johnson, and Mr. Van Zuilen, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Bill Farmer, Bob Robinette, James Baker, Jim Grimm. Jerry Creager, Lynn Meyer, Thomas Raney, Don SECOND ROW: Leslie Nelson, Ronald Ault, Jeff Dunkle, Ellis Ewing, Steve Kaiser, Ronald Fulk. McCann, David Craig, Henry Lung, John Grimm, Dick Compliments of CHARLES ARMSTRONG, FARM BUREAU INSURANCE

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Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Emphasize TOP ROW: Julie Smith, Jean Carr, LeOra Shafer, Margaret Hathaway, Marlene Kessler, Doris Lee, Ann Jennings, Shirley Snyder, Sharon Van Leuvan, Lynn Alexander. SECOND ROW: Elaine Harrold, Ruth Casebere. Marlene Krafft, Nancy Ruch, Sondra Bercaw, Susie Smith, Kay Moore, Helen Kubik, Sharon Peachy, Shannon Patee. THIRD ROW: Sharon Church, Pat Klink, Marylin Durst, Diana Weicht, Beverly Bry, Denise Diehl, Connie McDonald, Carrol Likes, Shirley Anderson, Helen Smith, Mrs. Hampel, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Getts, Gloria Miser, Sue Keller, Donna Chapman, Suzie Pratt, Karen Vachon, Susie Miller, Alta Houser, Sue Gaskill. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Getts, Marilyn Jinnings, Pamela Walter, Fran- ces Barley, Betty Jones, Delilah Harger, Judy Little- john. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y of Butler is one of the largest organizations in the high school. Through the leadership of Marylin Durst, pres., and Mrs. Hampel, the sponsor, the organization was kept very active. With the formal induction of new members at the Church of Christ the girls began their busy year. They learned more of Christ and Christian ways of life as they fellowshipped together in the homes of the members at each monthly meet- ing. Special joint meetings with the Hi-Y were also held to increase understanding in Christian boy-girl relationships. Sharing the World Clothing Week Drive at Christmas time is an example of how the Tri-Hi-Y girls worked together to help others. UPPER LEFT: Margaret Hathaway, vice -president, Helen Smith, chaplain, Shannon Patee, treas., Marlene Krafft, sec., Marylin Durst, pres. LOWER LEFT: Julie Smith, Karen Vachon, and Suzie 'Pratt check and pack clothes gathered on the drive. Compliments of JOI-lN'S TEXACO SERVICE

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TOP ROW: Marlene Kessler, Diana Weicht, Glenda Wasson, Sharon Church, Jane Carr, Connie McDonald, Carrol Likes, Marlene Krafft, Gloria Miser, Carolyn Getts. SECOND ROW: Thomas Raney, Bob Staley, Dick Johnson, Ron Ault, Dave Craig, Jon Jones, John Grimm, Douglas Higley, Mr. Shepherd, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Susie Smith, Suzie Pratt, Karen Vachon, Alta Houser, Sue Gaskill, Julie Smith, Betty Jones. The Breeze Staff of 1958 - 59 The Windmill Breeze staff proved to be a very important group to the students of BHS when they de- sired to learn of humerous incidents, important events --past and future--and histories of holidays and people. After articles were assigned by Sharon Church, editor, there would be a mad rush to get the articles written properly and on time for the printing. Mr. SHARON CHURCH Editor ALTA HOUSER Ass 't Editor Shepherd supervised all the proceedings and arranged for the staff to be included with the journalism class on the tour of Fort Wayne's new newspaper buildings. Circulation of the Breeze was maintained by ad- vertisement, subscriptions, and individual sales. Copies of the Breeze were sent to other schools in ex- change for their school publications. JULIE SMITH RICHARD JOHNSON Bus. Manager Ass't. Bus. Mgr. Compliments of MUTZFELD AND SONS