Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Class of 60 Presented Papa Was a Preacher For a minister's family, growing uphas tribulations that most children escape. They can't roller skate in public because some of the parishioners object. The boys can- not protect their cotton patch from a gang of “tough” because their father objects to fighting. The daughters of the richest parishioner try to make the Preacher's sons date them--or else! Weaving through all this is a delightful teen-age boy girl complication in which two brothers want to date the same girls while their sister is being courted by a would be musician who serenades her with his new trumpet. CAS: Dave Craig--(father) ED PORTER, Carolyn Sholl-- (mother) PEARL PORTER, Phil Smith--HUGH PORTER, Henry Lung--CECIL PORTER, Bill Farmer--RAYBON PORTER, Shirley Snyder--JANETTE PORTER, Don Dunkle --ED PORTER, Donna Walter--ALYENE PORTER, Ginger Houser--HELEN, Shannon Patee--LUCY, Sue Keller-- JENNY, John Grimm--JEFFERY, Leora Shafer-- MISS JONAS, Sharron Peachey--BRIDE, Les Nelson--GROOM, Mr. Porter the very Idea! Ron Grable--ORLEY... The Porter boys returning from the victorios battle The Smith sisters have changed quite a bit as the in the cotton patch. Porter boys find out. They hardly recognize them. Compliments of THE RECORD HERALD

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Dick Johnson stands back as Jean Carr and Nancy Ruch prepare to throw their baseball and try to break a dish. With his head stuck through a hole in the canvas, John Jinnings prepares to meet an avalanche of pies at the Pie Throw. Help! yells Marlene Kessler as she gets dumped from her perch aloft the Baseball Dump. Things We Will Remember... . . the fads and the fancies of the year 1959-1960. used but they will never be forgotten. For one magi- Each year brings new things to be remembered, and cal night the old witch cast her spell, and the Butler this year at B.H.S. was no exception. High School gym turned into a Halloween Carnival. Fads were again a high spot in the life of students at Whether it was walking to win a cake at the Cake Butler. Leotards, boot shoes, pocketbooks of all sizes Walk, or fishing in the Fish Pond there was fun for and shapes and sweaters of every color in the rain- both young and old. Soon time passed and the spell bow were a few of the many fads that came and went was broken to be revived again next year 1960- during the school year. Next year they may never be 1961. ANGOLA BOTTLING WORKS, Angola, Indiana

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and the Defiance of David Charles The Defiance of David Charles centers around a young defiant boy named David. In his home there is a constant demand for brilliance. Your father always made the best grades. You expect to be an architect like your father and you're failing in alge- bra. Under this constant needling, David feels he hates his father. He quarrels with Faye, who has been helping him study algebra, and keeps apart from the lively fun. He rebuffs the teachers who try to help. He just has to prove to everyone that he is not a complete failure. CAST: David Craig-- DAVID CHARLES, Bill Farmer--MR., CHARLES, Donna Walter--MRS, CHARLES, Charolyn Sholl--MISS BETTS, John Grimm--MR, GRAINNING, Margaret Hathaway--MISS TEAL, Shirley Snyder-- FAYE, Hank Lung--STRUKEY, Dave Lorentzen-- BINGE, Phil Smith--NAP, Don Dunkle--DEWEY, Ginger Houser--JONIE, Betty Jones--SHERRY, Jill Chapman--LOTTIE, Leora Shafer--GLADYS., Why David? Why did you do it? I don't know dad. You don't know. The boys demonstrate to Strukey, Henry Lung, what Want to feel my muscles? The girls show Gladys, the different kinds of girls there are. Leora Shafer, what the different types of boys are. Compliments of THE BUTLER COMPANY