Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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CHUCK VOSE JOANN LIVELSBERGER CAROLYN GETTS DORIS LEE Editor Ass't Editor Copy Editor Bus. Manager The Tropaeum Staff of 1958 - 59 The Tropaeum staff worked hard and long to pro- duce another excellent yearbook. Many hours of their s are time were s ent on makin la outs, securin ad- P P Y vertisement, writing copy, and taking pictures. At times ideas became few and time became even more scarce, but under the editorship of Chuck Vose and sponsorship of Mr. Sadler, the various jobs were com- pleted, and annual subscription sales were carried on. An increase in advertisement suggested others' confidence in the Tropaeum which was still in the TOP ROW: Karen Vachon, Carolyn Getts, Helen Smith, Diana Weicht, JoAnn Livelsberger, Gloria Miser, Julie Smith, Mr. Sadler, sponsor. SECOND making. Victory, the meaning of Tropaeuin, might well have been cheered upon the completion of the final page. Within its cover, the Tropaeum holds memories of all who attended Butler High during H358 and 1959. A record hop was held in the gym, by the staff, upon the arrival of the completed Tropaenni for the distribution and autographing. To bring the climax of the year and evening, the annual awards were given to the staff. ROW: Sharon Van Leuvan, Sheldon Shafer, Chuck Vose, Jeff McCann, Ron Ault, Doris Lee. Compliments of E 81 M DRESS SHOP

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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

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Vocational Clubs Prepare U TOP ROW: Dick Johnson, Jay Moore, Larry Dove, Blaker. THIRD ROW: Jim Antrup, Larry Crowl, Dar- Leslie Neslon, Dennis Riser, Harold Surfus, Alan win Lechleidner, Bill Souder, Clyde Dohner, Jim Lane, Albert, Harold Wasson, Phil Ault. SECOND ROW: Mr. David Blaker, Howard McClish, Larry Erwin. FOURTH Sadler, sponsor, Cloyce Baxter, Duane Huff, Bill Kes- ROW: Joe Anthony, George Kaiser, Pete Grogg, sler, Dwight Sholl, Harold Baxter, Larry Moore, Roger Maurice Casebere. Cline, David Snyder, Jerry Surfus, Phil Smith, Wendell F. F. A. The FFA boys are noted around BHS for their in the crib from the land owned by the school and knowledge of parliamentary procedure, ability to maintained by the FFA boys. A new project to them bring home those coveted awards in the various con- this year was the improvement of the walks and grounds tests, and their sportsmens abilities shown in noon 21rOL1HCl the SCTIOOI building. league basketball. This year Carolyn Sholl was elected by the Future Besides working for future contests and on their Farmers of America to reign as their Chapter Sweet- personal projects, the boys saw to it that the corn was heart. Roger Cline, vice-pres., Larry Moore, pres., Pete Harold Surfus, Joe Anthony, and Maurice Casebere Grogg, treas., Jime Lane, sec., Harold Baxter, are working on their project in the farm shop. sentinel, and Leslie Nelson, reporter. Compliments of UNDERHlLL'S SUPER MARKET