Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

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' Uma W Faculty 12-19 Seniors 20-27 Sports 52-62 ACt1V1t16S 38-51 Undercl assm en 63 -83 5 The junior concession stand offers anything from candy bars to pretzels. These next few pages are dedicated to us, the teen- agers of 1961. There are many ways we can recapture our youth, but one of the best is to recall our memories, those of our own private world at Butler High. We have fads and customs that in years to come will only be memories to us, and we hope that these next few pages will serve as a remembrance of our teenage life at Butler High. One of our memories of Butler High is our love for music. We will always remember the fun we had at noon dancing and all the record hops after the ball games. Other noon activities were noon league, gab sessions, or a quiet walk up town or around the school yards. ' We 70' One of our many Convos. Compliments of BUTLER SHELL ' E Girls aren't the only ones who have gab sessions as these five senior boys demonstrate. 6 A 1 S l l -qu One of the activities to pass the time at noon is dancing. A familiar scene at noon is a group of girls dis- cussing the latest school news. For boys there is always the noon league to occupy their One of the most familiar scenes at noon is the noon hour. students eating in the cafeteria. ff gfg 0 A group of girls display the latest styles of shoes. Discussing the latest fashions in sweaters for boys are David McClure, Dale Haynes, Terry Whitman, Jack Hof- fer, and Jerry McKean. 2 1406 We can never forget the pointed toes, boot shoes, and tennis shoes, matched skirts and sweaters, bulky knit sweaters, short skirts, button collars in ivy- league tradition, boys' sweaters of all size, shape, and color, the flattops and diicktails, ponytails and pageboys. These were all part of our favorite ward- robes in the year of 1961. Showing the latest fads for girls are Mary Pier- son, Linda Nichols, and Suzie Pratt. Compliments of BERCAW IMPLEMENT STORE an Z ' Another part of our life at Butler High were the exciting moments when our different queens were crowned. After the excitement of winning our first basketball game was the thrilling moment when the homecoming queen, Sandy Keller, was crowned. On a frosty night with the school gym filled with laughter and fun, our second queen was crowned. Sharon Wilson and Jerry McKean were crowned Cin- derella and Prince Charming. Last but not least our third queen was crowned for the year of 1961. Tamara Lowe was crowned re- lay queen. Although next year will bring new can- didates and new queens, we will never forget our queens for 1961. Smiling are Jerry McKean and Sharon Wilson as they are being crowned Cinderella and Prince Charming by Ronald Fisher. Linda Nichols, Ceorgianna Reed, and Carla McKee watch as Mr. Gorrell crowns Tamara Lowe relay queen. Compliments of WASSON TRUCKINC Om 70ofzZai Surprised but happy, Sandy Keller is being crowned 1961 homecoming queen by the 1960 homecoming queen, Marlene Kessler. Pride of the Juniors--the wearing of their class rings. One of the biggest highlights in the lives of all stu- dents is the day they receive their class rings. Finally after four years of waiting the day arrives when the senior pictures are taken. Proud Sophomores--A group of proud sophomores show off their class sweaters. Their next big mom- ent will be when they receive their class rings. Compliments of HENDRICKSON TAMDEM CORP. 10 All students look forward to the great day when they receive their class sweat- ers, class rings, and finally their senior pictures. They start out in their sophomore year with the class sweater, then in their junior year they receive their class rings. Then comes their biggest year and their senior pictures. Each item will help the students to remember his years at Butler High. Vw- X One - ' A big part in the life of a student at Butler High is working for his senior trip. This is a goal of every classy s to earn enough money to be able to go on a senior trip. In a student's freshman year, he just pays his dues. In their sophomore year they have the coat check. The juniors have the magazine sale, the concession stand, and the junior play. Seniors have paper drives, the sen- ior play and any other project they can get to raise money. Not only do these projects help to raise money for the senior trip, they also place responsibility and give experi- ence, all which helps the student for his future years. Paper drives can be fun as well as profitable the sen- ior class finds out. Would you like to buy a magazine, Tamara Lowe asks Check your coat here can be heard on the night of one of her neighbors? every home basketball game. Compliments of KAISER PLUMBING ELECTRIC ll 4 Qw- k'.Qwm '-v--.-W fuk H K vs! 'MJ ,www X ' ,.,..,.p-w- ,W k N. sw W5 . ' is . x, AH ' Vfvxif f - we AST , -E V' lil- ' , -A .fx , '-ifa'mf:f1,, is K' WM , Q Axis W Sf fi' ri l ' , if - 4 ei' V5 N533 fa 'T ,Nei nl., School Board Members: Keith Wilson, Dwight Sebert, Kent Myer, Wendell Cooper, and Keith Culler fabsentj. Without the Board of Education our public schools would have a slim chance for existence. We, Americans, proudly boast of our free education. The men elected to this office must be courageous, de- pendable, and trustworthy. The highest standards of education, as well as many other school functions, lie in the hands of these few men. The Board of Education establishes the policies of our school. We are grateful for the careful consideration the Board gives in arriving at each decision. Compliments of H. W. KNISELY 13 ifelen Helen Houton, Mr. Z.eller's able and effi- cient secretary, performs a countless number of duties. Very few of us really realize and appreciate all she does. She is responsible for keeping all school records and has the ability to cope with all problems. We could not get along without Helen or her efficiency. We Butlerites say Thanks to Helen for services well renderedg we are very proud and lucky to have her as a part of our school. Compliments of ZEIGLER INSURANCE AGENCY 2 issnsi on 1 mt. gem One of the most highly respected men in the community is our superintendent, Mr. Zel- ler. He is responsible for the fine management of Butler Metropolitan Schools. In his position, Mr. Zeller must see that our school follows state rules and regulations. We wish to thank Mr. Zeller for helping Butler to maintain the high standard of educa- tion for which it is so well known. s 5 f I 5 fit 4 w if 3 65-is ' X .s ys 1 , X -f - E 5 g c, S Q X wp 5 Her laugh and smile are familiar . . . Give her a typewriter, a telephone, and a problemg she's content! Let the office become noisy and she's very disturbed. Being the office secretary means real work, and there's plenty that Charlotte does in the high school office. She not only performs many duties in the office, but she also finds time to be friends with the students. Butler High School would never be the same without her friendly smile and happy face. Compliments of DeKALB COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN., INC. 7761. .lame Well known around Butler High School is our principal, Mr. L. E. Lowe. As a friend or as principal, he can't be beat in the opinion of most of the students. He holds meetings, inter- views, makes announcements, and does many other things which keeps our school running smoothly. There's always more to do and he doesn't mind helping people with individual problems. Seniors can tell you this when college time rolls around. f The students of Butler High are very lucky to have such a principal as Mr. Lowe. melanie MR. WAYNE AKEY Mathematics Eighth Grade Purdue B.S. MR. JERRY AMSTUTZ Health and Safety Physical Education Assistant Coach Freshman Class Ball State A.B.--M.A. MRS. JOAN BENTLY Home Economics--Science FHA--Seventh Grade Indiana State Teachers College B.S. MR. KEITH GNAGY Band Indiana University B.P.--S.M. Ball State--Western State College MR. RICHARD GORRELL Mathematics Head Coach Eighth Grade Purdue B.S. MISS BLAN CHE GRIFFITH English Librarian--Drama Club Indiana State B.S. Ball State M.A. Compliments of KOI-IL'S STORE . Z . 4 MRS, ESTHER HAMPEL English Sophomore Class--Tri-Hi-Y Indiana University M.S. Indiana Central A.B. MR. LEONARD JOHNSTON Social Studies Guidance Director Junior Class Student Council Ball State A.B.--M.A. MR. KENNETH NORDENBROCK Shop Seventh Grade Indiana State B.S. MRS LUSINA McNALL Music--English Indiana Central B.S. MR. WILLIAM SADLER Agriculture--Science FFA- -Trop aeum Senior Class Audio Visual Director Purdue B.S. Michigan State, Indiana U. Ball State MRS. MADELINE SCHUBERT Govemment--History National Honor Society Senior Class Manchester College B.S. Albion College Compliments of MUTZFELD 8: SONS E SN 1 W MISS JANET SHADY Physical Education General Science GAA--Freshman Class Manchester College B.S. ff' 4' MR. FRANKLIN SUTTER Commercial Cafeteria Supervisor Booster Club--Senior Class Indiana University B.S. MRS. SHARON VISCOSI Art Manchester B.S. Ball State MR. BURMELL WALTER Physics--Chemistry Advanced Algebra Hi-Y--Junior Class Indiana Central A.B. Purdue MRS. OPAL YEAGER Latin--English--Arithmetic Sophomore Class Manchester College A.B. Compliments of INDIANA 8: MICHIGAN games Planning 2'1d cooking nourishing meals is only a small part of the job that our cooks Mrs. Jinnings and Mrs. Ginder do every day. Clattering dishes as well as pots and pans can be heard coming from the cafeteria kitchen very early in the morning where the cooks are working to pre- pare the noon meal. To Mrs. Jinnings and Mrs. Ginder goes a vote of thanks for a job well done. F Busy every minute of the day are our fine janitors. Whether it is a big problem or a small one they are ready to help in any way they can. They over see that the school is properly kept clean and heated. Not a day goes by without seeing them clean- ing up after us. No matter how much work we cause them, our janitors remain happy and never lose their patience with us. 759:44 Duval Responsibility, co-operation, an even temper, and a love for children go into the making of a good bus driver. All of these fine qualities can be found in the bus drivers of our school. Bus Drivers have the important job of bring- ing the rural students to school. They drive through rain, snow, fog, and sleet to complete their jobs. Their efforts are appreciated by all. Compliments of BECRTOL'S PASTRY SHOP A 1' xv wx 5 Ls- --f U ,dy , :ffm Valedictorian . . . . . Salutatorian . . . . . . American Legion . . . . ' glances Dave McClure Suzie Miller Carolyn LePage Allen Albert Eagles . . . . Marlene Kessler Jack Everetts Danforth . . . . . Sondra Bercaw Don Wilson DAR . . . . . Sharon Haynes Compliments of JOI-INSON'S FURNITURE 8: FUNERAL DIRECTORS , 21 6Zcw4ag7967 sham 4091 22 X ALLEN ALBERT--Booster Club 1,2,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Re- porter 35 President 45 NHS 2. PHILIP AULT--Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,35 NHS 33 Hi-Y 3,45 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Vice President 4. SONDRA K. BERCAW--Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 NHS 25 Girls' State 35 Band l,2,3,4g President 45 Hi-Fi 1,2, 3,4. SUE ANN BROWN--Booster Club 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,43 Chorus 3,4. JEAN ELAINE CARR-.Booster Club 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,43 Drama 2,3,45 Monitor 35 Cheer- leader 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. MAURICE CASEBERE--NHS 2,33 FFA l,2,35 V.P. 3. LARRY WELDON CLEAR LARRY W. CROWL--FFA 1,2,3,45 Sent. 3,4. JERRY LEE DOI-INER--Booster Club 3,4. JUDITH ANN EASTERDAY-- GAA 13 Booster Club l,2,3,43 Drama 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. JACK BRIAN EVERETTS--Hi-Y 45 Booster Club 2,3,4. DENNIS FEE Compliments of MAXTON MOTORS, INC. JAMES L. GRIMM--Hi-Y 3,45 V.P. 3, Drama 35 Basketball 1,2,3,43 FFA 1. DE LILAH JUNE HARGER-- Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Treas. 4, TROPAEUM 3,45 Office Cadet 4. SHARON DAWN HAYNES-- Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Drama 35 NHS 2,3,43 v.P. of Class S, TROPAEUM a,4. CAROL JEAN HILLS--Drama Booster Club 1. BOB I-IOLT GEORGE KAISEPWFFA 1,2,3. STEVEN CHARLES KA1sER-- Basketball 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y z,3,4 Pres. 45 Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 1,2,3,4. MARLENE KESSLER--Booster Club 1,33 Cheerleader 2,43 Drama 1,25 Class Treas. 2,3,4 NHS 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3. DAVID KOHL--Hi-Y 3,43 Basketball 1,2. 5 Compliments of OBERLIN SALES, INC. 1K RONALD DALE FISHER--Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Pres. 1 Q . 5 X mf' RONALD L. FULK - Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Hi-Fi 2,3,45 Drama 2. 5 E X lx X S S Q af 1961 Compliments of DAME'S DRYCLEANING CAROLYN LEPAG E- -Tri -Hi -Y 3,45 Chaplain 45 National Honor Society 35 Booster Club 3,4. DAVID MCCLURE--National Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Student Council 35 Baseball 3,45 Vice-President of class 45 Basket- ball 3,45 Boys' State 3. DORIS JEAN MASON--National Honor Society 3,45 Student Coun- cil 25 Annual Staff 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,45 Cheer- leader 3. LYNN D. MEYER--Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 FFA 15 Cross glountry 45 Hi-Y 25 Drama Club DWANN A LE MILLER--Band 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Hi Fi 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Vice-President 3, President 45 Class Secretary 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ALLEN MILLER--Cross Country 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Booster Club 4. MARY HELEN PIERSON--Tri-Hi- Y 3,45 Student Council 4, Vice President 45 Drama Club 1,2,35 G.A.A 1,25 Cheerleader 4. SUZANNE CAROL PRATT-- G.A.A. 1,25 Booster Club 1,2, 3,45 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4. BARBARA SUE ROSENBERRY- G.A.A. 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Office Cadet 45 Cadet Teacher 4. NANCY CARROL RUCH--Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Office Cadet 45 Drama Club 2,3545 Cadet Teaching 4. VIRGINIA C. SATTISON--Hi Fi 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN SUE SMITH--Tri-Hi Y 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Secretary 45 Cheerleader 2,45 Student Council 15 G.A.A. 15 Booster Club 1,35 Drama Club 1,2,3. CONNIE B. SMITH--Booster Club 43 Constantine, Michigan 1,2,3. WILLIAM H. SOUDER--Track 1,2,3g Baseball 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3g Booster Club 1,2,3. NORMA JEAN TROYER--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 43 G.A.A. 1,4, Vice-President 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Tri-I-Ii-Y 4. SHARON KAY THROP--F.H.A. 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. ROBYN KAYE ULM- -Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3. PHYLLIS CHARLENE WARSTLER --National Honor Society 2,3,45 Booster Club l,2,4g Cheerleader 3s Student Council 45 Office Cadet 4. HAROLD WASSON--Track 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3. DONALD WILSON--Basketball 4. SHARON KAY WILSON--F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. lg Booster Club 1,2,4g Cheerleader 35 Drama Club 2,43 Office Cadet 4. A familiar sight this year was the Sen- ior Class Meetings. There were many things to discuss and straighten out all through the year. is .E5,Q:- K '1r-Q, Q if, . Compliments of ROGER'S MOBIL SERVICE I'm Cindy, your cousin. Strictly Formal I'l1 tell the world you look stinko STRICTLY FORMAL Oh E11-gy JANE ............ SALLY . . . AGNES . . ANDREW .. NETTIE . . . MR. AHERN . . JIM ........ ROSE TILTON . . MRS. TILTON . . . JOSIE ...... ELROY . . GEORGE . . . MARCIA . . CINDY ........... MARILYN ......... LT. BOB CUNNINGHAM Marlene Keesler Susie Smith Virginia Sattison John Reed Carolyn Le Page Steve Kaiser ' Jim Grimm DeLi1ah Harger Sondra Bercaw Jean Troyer Harold Wasson Dave McClure Mary Pierson Robyn Ulm Jean Carr Ron Fisher efddd Puddle fa :vase f. play cast. One, two, three, throw. -ax iii -in H-.Ni Everyone smile ..Teu us the truth Rameyn DECISION ON RAMEY scoTT HERMAN MURRAY . LOTTIEBEL HINKLY DORA SIMS . . . RAMEY SCOTT . . SAMMY VARR . . ELLIE PARKS . . . MISS WEBSTER . . MR. GARMAN .... MISS EUNICE CALL MRS. CANBY . . MRS. BELL . . . MR. HARPER . . Boy ..... Girl . . JOY DODD ...... GILBERT HATCH . . . . . . Ron Fisher Jean Carr DeLilah Harger Sharon Haynes Jean Troyer Jim Grimm Nancy Ruch Carolyn LB Page Jack Everetts Marlene Kessler Bill Souder Mary Pierson Phyllis Warstler Phil Ault Don Wilson Susie Smith ,M ww f du J! u 104 QQ N ,4- ,- L XJ ss ll f -41' ,nw These Biology students appear to be deep in thought over their assignment. Mr. Amstutz instructs the students at the board how to draw a diagram of the human digestive system. High School presents many every day problems for the average student of today. Some of our questions may be answered by the subjects we take. Biology teaches us about the develop- ment, structure, and function of plants and animals. Health and safety teaches a per- son how his body functions and how to care for it. Chemistry experiments, and taking a plastic body of a human being apart to see how things really work all add to our knowl- edge. Mr. Walters gives his students time to look over the chapter before he begins his ques- ti ons . Compliments of KELLEY PLUMBING 81 HEATING 29 mmmpe The seventh grade math class listens as Mr. Akey explains the problems they are to do. The senior math class tries to grasp the meaning of all the different terms Mr. Walter uses. Mr. Akey explains to his geometry class about angles and vertex. ln life, a knowledge of many things is needed, one of these being a general knowledge mathematics. Butler is equipped with a fine math program and staff. Under the guiding hands of Mr. Walter, Mr. Akey and Mr. Gorrell, our students are taught the different forms of math. The courses offered at Butler are: alge- bra, geometry, general math, and advanced math. As math becomes more difficult each year, the student 's mathematical knowledge is increased. With this knowledge, the students are prepared to solve many of today's complex problems. Compliments of BUTLER CANNING CO., INC 30 Om Preparing students for the business world isn't always an easy task. Butlers' fine commerical course is especially for those interested in business. Bookkeeping, Typing, and Short- hand are the three main courses offered in the business field. A11 of these subjects are offered to students of Butler High School. With the help of the teachers, students soon learn how to undertake and do their assignments for these classes. 5 i uni: 7 nun i l MW :ou nz: rs.-.Q F ' ul' .. ' .....1..... Learning to type with speed and accuracy is not an easy task as any typing student can tell you. 31 Mr. Sutter explains to his shorthand class how to be a good secretary. Compliments of REXALL'S DRUGSTORE Mrs. Bentley checks to see if Cheryl Baldwin is cutting the pattern correctly. I Vocational courses at Butler l-ligh School include, Home Economics, Shop, and Agriculture. Combining their efforts Mrs. Bentley, Mr. Sadler, and Mr, Nordenbrock do everything they can to help their students. In Mrs. Bentley's Home Economics class the girls learn to bake and sew. lt also teaches them the basic fundamentals for housekeeping. Mr. Sadler our Agriculture teacher, teaches boys how to plant crops and take care of livestock as well as the many different ways of farming and related occupations. Mr. Nordenbrock, our Shop teacher, stresses wood- working and mechanical drawing. Leaming to sew can be fun as well as helpful to a gir1's wardrobe. WW? The agriculture boys listen to Mr. Sadler as he instructs them how to use their workbooks. ONE OF THE MANY ACTIVITIES in vocational Agriculture shop. Watch me, Larry Walter tells his shop mates as he demonstrates Don't get discouraged, Mr No ern how to use the machine. brock tells Lloys Beard as he tried to Compliments of MARSHALL CLOTHING MFG. CO. finish his drawing O O d :O 0 Quiet Please ! These juniors are getting ready for an examination. L A very important subject that is needed and used by everyone is English. This year we have a good English department headed by Mrs. l-Ialmel, Mrs. Yeager, Miss Griffith, and Mr. Johnson. English grammer is being stressed in all of our classes today. Speeches, book reports, themes, and many things similar to these are being stressed to students no mat- ter what class they are in. The more English we have, the better prepared we are to go out into the world. Compliments of LAUB BROS. SHELL PRODUCTS f, Latina gratia esse potest. Mrs. Yeager is explaining the translation of a sentence in Latin to her freshman class. The Senior English class listens intently as Jack Everetts gives his speech. 34 WW Our school offers courses in Social Studies, World History, United States History, Government and Soci- ology and Economics. World History, the sophomore year, teaches the students how history began. lt starts with the Stone Age and develops the history of the world to the pre- sent time. ln the junior year, United States History relates the history of our United States from the days of the thirteen original colonies to our present fifty states. Seniors, in Government class, learn of the devel- opments in the government down through the years. Sociology and Economics also help the students to develop a better understanding of the problems and the solutions for their lives after High School grad- uation. 4 Govemment class listens to Mrs. Schubert explain the State Department. 'fl History Class listens as Linda Hose gives her report. Mr. Johnston helps Jerry McKean with a problem Compliments of Dr. DARRELL MILLER, Optometrist One of our many creative classes in art. Learning to develop their skills in art class can be a lot of fun as Kathy Kaiser, Donna Miller, Margret Hills, and Mary Peters find out. 36 1-he li 1 -- . t ir. img k- ., ! -jr-: mQ3-ii-.-.sit -N., - ' . 1.'v1 tf 6 ,,.-14:42. f- . rskk R Mk , Don't bump! says Tommy Wasson as he puts the finishing touches on his painting. The Art Department considered to be one of the most interesting and rewarding activities in our school, has once again lead a busy and most prosper- ous year. Throughout the school year, with the aid of Mrs. Viscosi, we had achieved many goals and ambitions thought to be impossible before learning the skills necessary to achieve a project of satisfaction to the student and a thing of beauty for anyone interested in the more cultural aspects of life. Compliments of HAROLD'S GROCERY STORE Q cuwll' Miss Griffith displays an announcement on the bulletin board in the study hall. Whether you have a problem large or small Mr. Leonard Johnston, the guidance counsler, will be glad to help. He helps students with their problems at school as well as with their problems in deciding about the future. Another helper is Miss Griffith, our Librarian. Anyone having trouble finding a book to read can always count on Miss Griffith to come to their aid. Last but not least is our third helper the study hall. Some might not think of it as being a helper, but it serves as a great purpose. Students find that one study hall a day cuts down on the home work taken home at night. Compliments of DWIGHT SEBERT, STANDARD OIL CO. mM...fu ...-4 What else would you like to know DeLilah, asked Mr. Johnston, the guidance counselor. Quiet everyone. these students are trying to study. This is a familiar saying that can be heard in study hall. 37 Me 7049 STUDENT COUNCIL, TOP ROW: Sherry Kohl, Dale BOTTOM ROW: Keith rmhoff, Karen King, Marvin Parkison, Harold Huff, David Lane, Bill Schubert, Carrie Lou Teegardin, David Fisher. Our Student Council, here at Butler High School, consists of representatives selected by each class from Junior High through the High School grades. These representatives have the responsibility to pre- sent the views and opinions of the student body to the teachers and try to promote a better understand- ing between the faculty and the students. This better understanding between the faculty and the students helps to develop new and better policies and standards for conduct in our school. Under the direction of the sponsor, Mr. Johnston, the Council carries on its specific duties which are: overseeing student activities to see that they are in accordance with school policies choosing worth- while and suitable convocations to sponsor during the school year, and selecting monitors to keep order in the halls. Buttermore, Nancy Casebere, Phyllis Warstler, Mary Pierson, Ellen Sebert. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Bill Schubert, president Carrie Lou Teegardin, treasurerg Mary Pierson, vice- pre sidentg Sherry Kohl, secretary. Compliments of TOMBOW FLORAL CO TOP ROW: Phyllis Warstler, Carol Vose, Reva Sattison, Walter Maurice Casebere Karolyn Patee, Robyn Ulm Darley Oberlin, Nancy Ruch, Sharon Haynes, Judy Craig Jean Carr, BOTTOM ROW Kelth Sholl Joann Hose, Carolyn Moughler, Georgianna Reed, Ginger Teegardin Carrie Lou Teegardin Victor Lyon Sheldon Shafer David SECOND ROW: Nathan I-Iouser, Lois Gardner, Janice Chap McClure, Judy Washler, B111 Schubert man, Tillie Miller, Suzie Miller, Doris Mason, Morris ' 7001025 The Butler Chapter of the National Honor Society had its beginning in our school in 1955. Since then our club has become a highly respected organization in our school and community. Membership to National Honor Society is based upon Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Only sophomores, juniors, and seniors are eligible to join with the sophomores as probationary members. With such an honorable organization as National Honor Society, all students at Butler High School should be inspired to become members. As members, the ideals of the club should be kept foremost in their minds to do service to school and community. Compliments of CRANE EDMOND AND COMPANY FIRST ROW: Margaret Fowler, Delilah Harger, Jean Kohl, Karol Johnston, Reva Sattison,THIRD ROW: Troyer, Lois Gardner, Anita Robbins, Karolyn Patee, Judy Craig, Nancy Ruch, Carla McKee, Jean Carr, Sharon Wilson. SECOND ROW: Suzie Miller, Doris Judy Washler, Marlene Kessler, Georgianna Reed, Mason, Sondra Bercaw, Carol Vose, Suzy Pratt, Sherry Darley Oberlin, Susie Smith, Mary Pierson. :Z 5 0 o 0 0 I I FIRST ROW: Philip Ault, Jerry Trostel, Sheldon Shafer, Johnson, Nathan Houser, Steve Kaiser, Jerry McKean, Donald Wilson, Sidney Meyer, Jim Grimm. SECOND THIRD ROW: Larry McCann, Ron Fulk, Lee Everetts, ROW: Morris Walter, Richard LePage, Allen Blair, Steve Bill Schubert, Dean Krontz, Gary Laub, Jack Everetts. l r ANNUAL STAFF, TOP ROW: DeLilah Harger, D01'iS SECOND ROW: Marlene Sholl, Carrie Lou Teegardin, Mason, Robyn Ulm, Carol Vose, Sharon Haynes. Steve Johnson. Smog af M60-61 Busy at work on the annual are DeLi1ah I-larger, Sharon Haynes, and Doris Mason. Work on the Tropaeum began last year when the staff attended a meeting at New Carile. The staff learned a lot of new and different ideas to put in the yearbook for 1961. Taking pictures, writing copy, and figuring out new and different layouts were just some of the things they worked hard on during the year. After long hours of hard work, everyone on the staff could relax. The last deadline had been met. Finally the Tropaeum was filled with the wonderful memories of Butler High School. Compliments of UNDERI-IILL'S SUPER MARKET ' .. -Ha. FIRST ROW: Janet Troyer, Jean Troyer, Lois Gardner, Donna Miller, Judy Burkmire, Sue Brown, Diane Peach ey. SECOND ROW: Sharon Thorp, Karol Johnston, SusAnn Riggs, Vicki Trumbull, Marilyn Clear, Nancy O FIRST ROW: Larry Dove, Dennis Mason, Richard Grogg THIRD ROW Keith Snyder Allen Albert David Lane Dave Klink. SECOND ROW: Harold Surface, Terry Jlm Antrup, Larry Crowl John Jmmngs Whitman, Gerald Moore, Ron Houser, Cleo Keller. mx X, vu or f, L: 'R ' - 'QQ 5 , F 23 VX l 3 W . m. - 5 Q gf? X gs ' 4 L':'gi A ,J if-. f ,lx-g 'S paw ' gx V 2 Ai-A11 ' , 1,4 ' im ., . S I, ggi? 'I , S A ' . . 'W X555 ' ' X .. 5' vii' . if IS kg, F IS . 1 if ' I . , 5 X V, dv! 51 X xx -. 1 nz: ,Af-fl. 5 jp, fjgey ,. ,il l X. f . lv , 'R - g I5 QQQSMF' ' ' If-ff 1, 'f - JM -:-,.1' w- Q 'E-55--1 ' W -1 1 -A'i1'I':+ iff' rv if 1- , '.- .. 3? f ,. .. , ,....1'.x V 9 .,.,., 1 wwf 3.3.-it--' - - 1 -, ,ix L1 J 4 1 an N912 . A , fxfsf 6 ' JL Q., 'SYM E. W my 9 ww ,. N vgc 15 ll sf - ' . If K Y . lvl' I K f ag ,L C' nhl ls an-ma. amp, x IQWTQXI b ,J . ff- . 3 M: , ,N .5 XT X li' 4 I D ,gf 3A 'Eg' i ' JUG? ' 1f'g 7 xx X- K- ff -' S - v fx. ' ff , 2 fifx . . S XM-, ' Higgr J V ' Q BACK ROW: Mr. Gnagy, Keith Zerkle, Ronald Fulk, Miller, David Klink, David Fisher. FIRST ROW: Chad Sidney Meyer, Judy Roan, Maria Gonzales, SECOND Dunkle, Darilou Miller, Douglas Strock, Sondra Ber- ROW: Jimmie Smethers, Phillip Shultz, SL1ZiE CaW,unda Hoge, Mary Livelgbefgef, o o 'G c 4 FIRST ROW: Yvonna Jones, Ellen Sebert, Kathy Meyer, Anna Mae Hose, Diana Oberlin, Teresa Powell, Sheri Kaiser, Belva Mutzfeld, Sara Bungard. SECOND ROW: Linda McCann, Vicki Hughes, Janet Kelley, Debbie Gearhart, Charyl Gift, Barry Dohner, Oleta Hankey, Cindy Wilson, Carole Bowman, Roc Brown, Jackie Riser, Marcia Meyer, Kathy Oiler. THIRD ROW: Pat- ricia Zimmerman, Karen King, Carolyn Thorp, Robert Bovlick, Dennis Marrow, Mr. Gnagy, Thomas Easterday, Allen Ault, Ronnie Kitchen, Jane Yates, Sharon Evan- hoff, Thomas Bryant, Bill Meyers, Kathy Brand, Leslie Mullet. FIRST ROW: Sandra Healy, Jill Snyder, Marletta Ault, Sue Brown, SECOND ROW: Ella Brown, Sandra Keller, Pauline Keesler, Dollie I-lankey, Ruth Thimlar, Martha Nodine, Judy Roan, THIRD ROW: Sharon Thorp, Robyn Ulm, Dennis Fee, Harold Huff, Bob Holt, Philip Ault, Nancy Casebere. ag7aa6z'4 ' Twenty voices, blending as one, make up the But- ler High School Chorus, a group that is midget in size but whose energy and musical talent are gigan- tic. Practicing with Mrs. McNa1l are the students who are going to the district contest at Fort Wayne. If a first place is achieved at the district, they are eligi- ble for the State-wide contest. Singing at outside engagements and rounding off their year by singing at the baccalaureate program, these members experience the thrill of competition and success as good music lovers. Compliments of JANKE LUMBER COMPANY CHORUS OFFICERS: Robyn Ulm, President, Philip Ault, Yice-President, Bob Holt, Secreatry, Sharon Thorp, Librar ian. 47 l Unlfa Wcbldfzq i 54 BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: President-Ron Fisher, Vice- President-Carol Vose, Secretary and Treasurer-Jean Carr. 48 Excitement, excitement, excitement. This is only one of the many ways to describe some of the tense moments had by the Windmill fans. Putting all they have into it, the yell leaders give the club that needed lift to make them yell when the odds are against us. The requirements to become a member of the booster club are as follows: you are to have a sea- son ticket to all the home games, back the ball team, and C0-Operate with the president and the yell leaders. Last year, along with wearing white, each mem- ber wore a green and gold vest. This tradition was carried out again this year, and it made our booster club a very outstanding club. Compliments of PAUL LANE, REALTOR The Safety Patrol is an organization in Butler High School that we could not do without. They are respon- sible for protecting the safety of the students. These nineteen volunteer patrol members are seen every morning, noon, and evening no matter what the weather. The Safety Patrol members must be honest, trust- worthy, dependable, and of course, capable. Butler can thank the Safety Patrol for its outstan- ding record free of student mishaps. Two high spots in the year for the Safety Patrols are the awarding of service medals to outstanding members and the annual picnic held in the spring. Snow 7m FIRST ROW: Mike Richards, Jerry Ranny, John Bowers, Clayton Hursh, Buford Patton, Richard Mack. SECOND ROW: Paulette Bakle, Mike Wasson, Jim Craig, Jerry Qi Jeff Myers shows one of the duties of the Safety Patrol as he guards Dennis Bloomfield and Raymond Bungard from oncoming cars. Bearss, Dennis Bloomfield, Raymond Bungard. THIRD ROW: Mike Dielman, Mike Kxoniz, Jack Lehner, Mike Mack, Mike Sebert, Jeff Myers, Steven Baughman. Compliments of CASEBERE WELDING, BUTLER FIRST ROW: Harold Wasson, Ron Fisher, Jim Grimm, Bill Souder. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Warstler, DeLilah Harger, Maurice Casebere, Sharon Wilson, Susie Smith. THIRD ROW: Robyn Ulm, Nancy Ruch, Mary Pierson, Jean Carr, Darley Oberlin, Barbara Rosenberry. ' ',fw7'sa4a.,e FIRST ROW: Janet Troyer, Kathryn Anderson, Judy Burk- mire, Jean Troyer, Faye Hankey, Anita Robbins, Cynthia Sanderson, Sharon Wilson, Tamara Lowe. SECOND ROW: Dianne Peachy, Dollie l-Iankey, Tillie Miller, Susan Wothe, Karol Johnston, Pauline Keesler, Suzy Pratt, Nan- cy Ruch, THIRD ROW: Vicki Trumbull, Sharon Haynes, Carla McKee, Jean Carr, Carol I-lills, Georgianna Reed, Judy Craig, Marilyn Clear. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Clear, Nancy Casebere, Linda Bearss Barbara Rosenberry SECOND ROW Judy Roan, Phyllis Seltenright, SusAnn Riggs, Sharon Thorp, Pauline Keesler, Vicki Trumbull, THIRD ROW Janet Troyer, Jean Troyer, Sue Brown, Lois Gardner, Diane Peachey, Janet Whitman I O I I The Gir1's Athletic Association is an organization for girls who are interested in sports. The Girls' Athletic Association meets every second and fourth Thursday nights. To draw more interest, the club has a point system. The point system is as follows: 350 points--Plague,second semester juniors or seniors. 250 points receive pins. 150 points re- ceive pins. Points are made by playing the following games: badminton, basketball, bowling, tumbling, volleyball, first aid. This point system keeps the girls working for their desired goals. Compliments of WENDELL W. COOPER, JEWELER ...Q- www' I f' Q M 15 351 Qi J F f I ' '7' Wm All eyes are on Dave McClure as he jumps to get the ball. Jim Grimm leaps for the rebound. Larry Dove gets away a shot i pzfigk 5 ' 3 ' 1 yi fel? ,mf ,.i5N:,g .ffvfgg Q 1 H5459 ,S ,A,, . 4 . p.:,.,,4. A fit ,fxgffl , -'11 . ,ff Y iggzmf.-S f .- . mm . K 4.55,-Am Q Wi . m V Wnf: esriy mmkh mid 5 Q nag 'I 2, ..l -f ,W L :F-Nl:.,,,, ,M +,L' ,Q m x . ,X - . f' 1 Q K,-W' ' i C35 Sw , g S Q ,xv A iz Q ' h i 5211: we 2 06 sw. if . as s' fi -Ag, ,xii K fiiisi Mix gw YW Q QWZL. ks Lf:-1: -.liZ?f' ,H Qi' f .,.,,f X gi Sag: , E ib. . fi- L'-L gg, ,X f Q kifiigsf :,Xgie??7ff N SWS Z va ' ri L A 733535 7 A A :Z . Y ,gwizggg 5555? A. ' -f ' fx-In ., . X ,X ' WHA . W gi' K nf 3- . 5 - iii H ' '55, N935 5 ffislxwwfwsifii M, . sk iii , 3: v'.:f:3-Sums K iyggvf M. Y' L M Q ' 5132335392 . Q? K' 2 X X -1 Q. lf if fm ,aff- Jif M ,, if l , Steve Kaiser Guard I Larry Dove Center Jim Grimm Forward Surface, Dean Krontz, Larry L. Betz. FRONT ROW: Steve Johnson, Steve Kaiser, Alan Blair. Edgerton . . Waterloo . Harlan . . Angola . . Auburn . . Garrett . . Albion . . . Riverdale . Rome City 'Angola . . . 'LaGrange . Leo ..... Churubusco Concordia . Ashley . . . Kendallville Woodlawn . Avilla .... Huntertown Bishop Luers Septio-nal Tourney X-ea ir. fevgx K.. .. X f-1 t 1181 nil' 2,- 560164 54. . . Butler 65. . . Butler 54. . . Butler 45. . . Butler 63 . . Butler 61 . . Butler 80 . . Butler 49 . . Butler 73 . . Butler 59 . . Butler 52 . . Butler 90 . . Butler '76 . . Butler 95 . . Butler '78 . . Butler 64 . . Butler 39 . . Butler 58 . . . Butler 7 74. . . Butler L 7. . . Butler , , .girl 'Q L , 'it r I Q Don Wilson Center Harold Surface Forward Dale Parkison Forward Compliments of MEYER'S , SUNOCO ff If W , BACK ROW: Mr. Amstutz, Ron Shultz, Larry Dove, Gerald Moore, Bill Schubert. CENTER ROW: Larry W Betz, Keith Zerkle, Dale Parkison, Lee Everetts. FRONT ROW: John Jimmings, Morris Walter, Red Walter. Led by Mr. Amstutz as coach, the Injuns had a good basketball season this year. Winning one half of their regular games, the Injuns stepped out to capture the B Toumey title in January. Composed primarily of underclassmen, the team showed great spirit in teamwork and sportsmanship. These boys are going to. be watched closely next year as they will step up to varsity. With proper guidance and teamwork, these boys may do things for Butler next year. Edgerton . . Waterloo. . Harlan . . Angola . . . Auburn . . . Garrett . . . Albion . . . Riverdale . Rome City . Leo ..... Churubusco Concordia . .Ashley . . . Kendallville 'Ashley . . . 'Riverdale . Woodlawn . Avilla . . . Huntertown Bishop Luers 'Tourney Sena ...29... .. ...24... ...48.. ...41.. ...53... ...6l.. ...49... .. ...23.. .. ...29.. .. ...34... .. .. ...54... .....59.. ...37.. .. .. ...50... .. ...40... .....'.-W... Compliments of MAST'S MARATHON SERVICE r Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Viv. WMU 44 3 Student managers are: Robert Antrup, Nathan Houser, Sheldon Shafer, and Butch Keller. Student managers are very important to the basketball teams. We were fortunate, this year to have such capable managers as Robert Antrup, Nathan Houser, Butch Keller, and Sheldon Shafer. Their job is to keep uniforms clean and neat, basketballs polished, and help to soothe and bandage injured players. They help to keep the players in good spirits at all times. The cheerleaders did another fine job this year. They backed the teams through victories and defeats. Their leadership was an example of good sportsmanship. There was no booing from the Butler Booster Club. Their spirits were never dampened when the games didn 't come out in our favor. They deserve our thanks for a job well done. kg wtiepaod This year the second team cheerleaders were Karolyn Patee, Nancy Casebere, and Carol Vose. Compliments of UNIVERSAL TOOL QSTAMPING CO., INC. Varsity cheerleaders are Mary Pierson, Marlene Kessler, and Susie Smith After a rousing session, the Booster Club meeting is over. Compliments of PARKISON T.V. SERVICE SLSALES BACK ROW: Karen King, Connie Albert, Kathy Meyer, Mark Skinner, Jim Reinoehl, Bob Jennings, Steve Surface, Craig Myers, Darwin Combs, Jack Bercaw, Richard Bauchman, Mr. Ross, Richard Antrup. CENTER ROW: Bob Nickols, Don Curry, Richard Houser, Roger Petre, Bob Roose, Steve Strock, Kenny Keller, Wendell Hose, Keith Imhoff, Shurl Lechleidner. FRONT ROW: Todd Dunkle, Charles Burkmire, Jim Harger, Claude Combs, Randy Staley, Marvin Buttermore, Dennis Reinoehl, Terry Wilson. an W O Sana 7th Grade 8th Grade We They We They Garrett . . . 25 ' 29 29 19 Leo .... 21 17 31 38 Ashley . . . 16 34 38 12 Harlan ..... . . ........ . . 32 25 Kendallville ......... . . 22 35 Waterloo. . 32 19 ...... . Edgerton . . ........ . . 24 33 Riverdale . 12 21 23 19 Garrett , , , 25 28 29 16 The Junior High Team, under Mr. Ross's Harlan , , , 25 16 24 20 direction, had a very successful season this Ashley , , , 19 20 35 22 year. They proved that they possess great Kendallville ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 3 26 promise for the future. Their fine sports- 'At the Junior High Tournament, Butler suffered a crushing defeat manship and athletic ability will provide Butler with a fine varsity in years to come. by Huntertown of 19-34. Kendallville edged the consolation game from Butler with a 36-38 final score. Compliments of SELTENRIGHT'S APPLIANCES Cross-country is one of the least known of Butler's athletic events, but it 's becoming one of the most popular. The course is two miles over rugged terrain con- sisting of gullies and hillsides. Butler is very proud of its fine cross-country team. The track team, here at Butler High, enters into many exciting events. The field events in- clude: pole vaulting, shot-put, broad jump, and several running events. All these factors combine to make track one of the most popular athletic events at Butler. intl 5 , ,,.. BACK ROW: Mr. Amstutz, Steve Kaiser, Jim Grimm, Morris Walter, Larry L. Betz. FRONT ROW: John Jinnings, Dale Parkison, Nathan Houser, Jesse Gonzales. fwzckcuwi - BACK ROW: Ron Shultz, Dean Krontz, Jack Hoffer, Larry Dove, Don Wilson, Jim Grimm, Jim Antrup. CENTER ROW: Steve Johnson, Larry W. Betz, Nathan Houser, Keith Zerkle, Larry L. Betz, Dale Parkison. FRONT ROW: John Jinnings, Morris Walter, Red Walter, Alan Blair, Steve Kaiser, Jerry Gonzales. Compliments of L. WAITE WIDNEY an 714445-71 Z' mm BACK ROW Mr Gorrell, Jack Hoffer, Larry Dove, Dave McClure, Steve Johnson, Bill Souder, Mr. Amstutz CENTER ROW B111 Schubert, Nathan Houser, Jim Antrup, Larry L. Betz, Dean Krontz. FRONT ROW: Red Riverdale . . Leo ...... Salem Center Fremont . . . Riverdale . . Huntertown . Hamilton . . Ashley . . Orland . . Waterloo . Senec- Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Comphments of JENNlNG'S COUNTRY STORE N? X 1 I ' A 'N s 2 K ri it 'M 19 , Ax' ' K el: f ,. . i xx . , x vi .... fx' 1 4 J .I m1mm,,. ,':: r 7 or .,,, ., 5 , , ., l R I 54. 'fi-Ag ' ffl :1-- 34' 1 ,- Y ' Af? ff' , 1 ff iii ,of LM ifeflw , as 1 .V we if A 'ai' ' . -X .. N ,Q:ff-35:1 H wr- 1 dnl , gg: - :.,5g-sm,w V 5wL .m,.9,?k5iiggg .. K :Q K ij ,. b - ., :, Q : 1. .aw 1- lr. . ' us at . 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BLUME 64 Darlene Albertson Kathryn Anderson Jim Antrup Larry Ball Linda Bearss Larry Betz Alan Blair Judy Burkmire Janice Chapman Carol Dohner Larry Dove Jerry Eck Margaret Fowler Jerry Gonzales Mike Hamman Dollie Hankey Elizabeth Hankey Linda Hose Nathan Houser Harold Huff Steve Johnson Pauline Keesler Dean Krontz Gary Laub Darlene Lint Tamara Lowe Victor Lyon Larry McCann Retta Miller Gloria Moughler Linda Moughler Martha Nodine Darley Oberlin Karolyn Patee Diane Peachy Carolyn Reas Judy Roan Reva Sattison Bill Schubert Ed Schuller Jeanne Seltenright Sheldon Shafer Marlene Sholl Jill Snyder Doug Strock Harold Surfus Carrie Lou Teegardm Ruth Thimlar Janet Troyer Carol Vose Sue Wasson Tom Weicht Terry Whitman Sudi Wothe Judy Craig Lee Everetts Lois Gardner Faye Hankey Martha Hankey Dale Haynes Jack Hoffer JoAnn Hose Ronald Houser Gene Hullinger Rita Husted Karol Johnston John Jinnings Jeri Jones Cleo Keller David Klink Sherry Kohl Dale Krafft Richard LePage David Lane Carla McKee Sidney Meyer Gerald Moore Carolyn Moughler N Linda Nichols Johnny Pierce Georgianna Reed Sus Ann Riggs Anita Robbins Cindy Sanderson Keith Sholl Ronald Shultz Betty Smith Kcith Snyder Ginger Teegardin Jerry Trostel Vicki Trumbull Morris Walter Judy Washler Lloyd Webb Ricky Wilson Keith Zerkle I 965 .M ,... W., .J P -' .,.. ,, Marilyn Clear if I L lb. x 1 i 9 .1 'Ns'- Compliments of the BUTLER DAIRY BAR f 'gk ,. f W? .4-19' NY .. . as 2 I S, Jpffk ,, fr' X. ,, . J in 'tiff' -7?6 'tssihf f ff , 'YM-J si' -.:.w f :gg Wulf 9 is it Q 1,, ,, he-'-1 z ' ia s , 54 y or it is A . J za Q ' g V , , ,, ' 3 i il ' l Y , r :mir - .Q salt aasg ,f, N5 Vk,V wig- A5 'L N1 -. i E ra Q, ,, :ff - 1 w r IS?-I-I if f Jag XF f 'M Em if ' X is f- f 1, MEFF . 4 , 4 -':' fi-Q., .,-.5 -I 4 , ..- ' is f. 25 Q: 'F L aa A 'M' 'Rf 5' I 44, , u , 'Q . V 5 -f ' . rg l? 'f- 1' 'Q wha a,E Mag -.-- .,71-,-'. ,- Ag., g . -, Compliments of the E 8x M DRESS SHOP 66 Larry Alwood Barbara Andersor Marietta Ault Cheryl Baldwin Lloyd Beard Larry Betz Cheryl Bowman Ella Brown Carl Bryant Jane Burkmire Roy Burkmire Nancy Casebere Brenda Cochran Gary David Janet Dickerhoof Charlotte Dohner Chad Dunkle Retha Erwin Ronald Fee David Fisher Roger Fisher Richard Grogg Louise Harrold Vaughn Haynes Sandra Healy Evelyn Hertenstein Margaret Hills Stephen Houser Bill Husted Kathy Kaiser Sandra Keller Ruth King Mary Livelsberger Mary McClure Dennis Mason Donna Miller Darilou Miller Sunnie Miller Bill Nimmo Dale Parkison Mary Peters Madelon Raney Luella Schaidt Phyllis Seltenright Philip Shultz Jim Smethers Richard Smith Vaughn Snyder Karen Thimlar Larry Walter Tom Wasson Janet Whitman Gwen Zeisloft cydzd Putting studies before enjoyment, the eighth grade is well on their way to success. Working together as a class they earn money for the future of the class. Onward and upward they go as they climb the ladder of success. Class Officers are: President--Don Curryg Vice-President--Jim Reinoehlg Secretary-- Tonya Millerg Treasurer--Ellen Sebert. Connie Albert Sandra Alwood Richard Antrup ' ll,- Max Ault 5-.E . ., BM Richard Baughman ' Jack Bercaw i ' ' Margie Bolen J Kathy Brand A Roc Brown .1 'Hn Sara Bungard - g D r fr - gi V Beth Camphouse Darwin Combs Y my -1 't -sa. af- ia, rr--gjv it . . stts ryss,,r . Donald Curry :gs ' Diana Di elman .g Tommy Easterday . - . Sharon Evanoff P, g Maria Gonzales N .., A C K H 51' Debbie cearhart r.,, . R 1 Nl rs A i11f ': r 7 . 1 Z a'Z:gEEZ5Q'5:',-f'?'l 'Y.,'f-1:i:, 1 ... -i?65 V ME-TEF1? s, is is is X 4 wr Q iz if LV' , .X -1-:M - e uf, .no . 'Sv 5 Gloria Hankey Anna Mae Hose -. ,- . . r El i? is . -. , Janice Houser g Richard Houser Vicki Hughes Wendell Hose 'X '1 r- , w - 'w l , , Q? ' -I x , K 4 f X, if x 'W , ix A Q . Shirley Hullinger Mary Kay Hursh Keith Imhoff Kent lmhoff Bob Jennings Melanie Johnson 1 kbs' i HM . f e A A f r . Q' . 'H-.1 TE. Q . .. Qt lib. Q rr. 1. si e N ff rs -i its-Mvsssr.wyr.s.r we .saws t is 'S if wir r ' 3-T sssr , srtyssss . swiss.-Q .ss A -he , Hr fi , ,ls r csmsm 5 , li We s -..':vIs'-fy 51535. fi , Yvonne Jones Kenny Keller Janet Kelley Jim Kessler Judy Krontz Sylvia McAllister IQ a. .., . 1 5- ig , sv X ' by -' - . Q li r, S .iv-,-,' ssss .. K ' K- f .. K s - - Q l . . 1 'N an ..,. is - IS, as s X .Q Q. sr. . . fb X wsfmr .mir 1-' :asf fswg ' fx Q - i Q' .Q Q x , ' Nancy McKean Kathy Meyer Judy Miller Tonya Miller Leslie Mullett Belva Mutzfeld ' 51 s . ' V - 'f i x gk .., . e .mf Q' A -:' . .' 3-T. ss Q 'N Q f' M - gr , 5.1 Us Awe A-.?.,,:stfEg.y,f1' - l f . . Compliments of PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY 67 .Q-. I fs N k 4 fs S fill! . 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W O o 5 'Fl- 3 Q P+ o FN O U5 rn 5 'Z ch E 'l I E cn C'- E 0 U1 39 Cl E Q '-4 . . xx -1.7. - ?E xx 1 +L .Q fare .gp 5 J 1 X? 68 Craig Myers Kathie Oiler Carol Peachy Karen Prosser Lois Provines Jim Reinoehl Jackie Riser Glen Schuller Ellen Sebert Betty Shoudel Mark Skinner Vera Smethers John Smith Carolyn Steffke Jack Stemen Judy Stolz Marceil Sudborough Mary Surface Steven Surface Eugene Thorp Deanna Tremary Miriam Troyer Lana Walter Deanna Zeisloft Pamela Zentz Getting into the swing of things isn't always an easy task for new junior high stu- dents. Going from class to class, getting used to more than one teacher, and arriving at classes on time are just a few of the things these stu- dents have to adjust themselves to. It is only a matter of a few days before they are well acquainted with the new classes and experiences they have had. Class Officers are: President--Dennis Reinoehlg Vice-President--Sheri Kaiserg Secretary--Todd Dunkleg Treasurer--Linda McCann. Allen Ault Helen Bard Betty Belcher Brinda Belcher Paul Berndt Jane Betz James Bloom Mark Bonecutter Robert Bovlick Carol Bowman DeNeal Brown DeNese Brown Joy Brown Thomas Bryant Charles Burkmire Marvin Buttermore Phyllis Cain Claude Combs Steven Culler David Dickerhoof Ralph Diehl Barry Dohner Todd Dunkle Cheryl Easterday Judy Fee Donna Fry Cheryl Gift Veronica Gipple Oleta Hankey Jim I-larger Harold Healy Shirley Hullinger Sheri Kaiser Karen Kandel Shirley Keller Karen King -7?66 Lou Ann Antrup if X , ., xg -- i il t lj- Q 'fr A 2' rw ., wk., :Crt 4. arg? J r , f '- si-X nw-at 'lsakww T I Y X - - . .L-jars? 1.5 -Q 5 -.R ..: N 1 . aint, L - i Q f X 9 ' s ge t is Qs lg 'f l ' Q W , . Q is esees A eeeerr esss Tir, ---' t -' , ' ' N Y t ' ' lrrr , g yylu wi , 5 34 KM! , ,gs t Pk Q x say -A f f . C Ps' ff- ' i s B i e t new ,Q B BY. gs A. ' If 1 . r t-:J 5 r --sf-f-,M X. s as t .M -we HA - Q 5 S x I A 'B' ' r'rt . 'W . T'-f '- Q ' Q sg, 'K 'lege' H '-tag, so . - . 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' . . t 1 vf-L , '- Q l Compliments of THE RECORD -HERALD 70 Ronald Kitchen Jerry Ladd Shurl Lechleidner Virginia Luecke Linda McCann Marilou McCollough Diana Mack Marcia Meyer William Meyer David Miller Joanne Miller Wilbur Moore Dennis Morrow Robert Nichols Diana Oberlin Robert Olds Neva Olds Max Pierson Teresa Powell Mary Provines Dennis Reinoehl Douglas Riser Robert Roose Nancy Short Charles Smith Randy Staley Joan Stayer Janet Steckley Susan Steffke Steven Strock Carolyn Thorp Sue Vogelpohl Carl Warner Diana Warstler Cindy Wilson Terry Wilson Douglas Winn Sharon Worman Jane Yates Patti Zimmerman .f ' 7 The work of these students finally paid off, and they have earned the right to be called Freshmen. These Freshmen are now able to join in high school activities and class themselves as high school students. Class Officers are: President--Jim Smethersg Vice-President--Dale Parkersong Secretary-- Marletta Aultg Treasurer--David Fisher. Compliments of JOHN'S TEXACO SERVICE 71 0 . Getting closer and closer but not quite reaching the top, the Juniors work harder than ever before to reach the goal they have wanted so long. Studying hard and preparing themselves for the future are at the top of their list. Fun, excitement, study, and money all go into getting ready for the Junior Play. Juniors still have much to learn, but with their coming Senior year filled with responsibilities they will be better prepared for the future. Class Officers are: President--Steve Johnsong Vice- President--Victor Lyong Secretary--Marlene Shollg Treasurer--Carol Vose. The Sophomores know they must study hard this year to prepare them- selves for their Junior and Senior years. These students entered a lot of activities this year. They learned how to assume the responsibility which goes with the work that must be done in order to achieve their goals. Class Officers are: President--Dave Laneg Vice-President--Ginger Teegarding Secretary--Sherry Kohlg Treasurer--Jack Hoffer. an 3+ Compliments of L. 8: S. STORES, INC. 73 MR. ORAL ROSS Civics--Indiana History Physical Education Elementary Principal Taylor University B.S. MRS. MARJORIE MUSSHAFEN Kindergarten Brockport State Teachers college B.S. MRS. SALLY NORDENBROCK First Grade Indiana State Teachers College B.S. MRS. MARY RUTH GOUDY First Grade Delta State Teachers College B.S. MISS ARLENE OVERHOLTS First Grade Indiana Central College B.S. MRS. FLORACE LEIVLLEY Second Grade Tri State College St. Francis College Indiana University Ball State B.S. . l I I - Q f 'g if HJQS nn Y- MRS. GRACE STROI-I Second Grade Ashlen College St. Francis College B.S . MRS. EVELYN CAMP Second Grade Manchester College B.S. MRS. LELA LOWE Third Grade Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University St. Francis College B.S. MRS. ELLEN GOBEL Third Grade Marshal College Ball State B.A. MRS. GLADYS STOLZ Third Grade Ixos MRS. HELEN HEALEY Fourth Grade Indiana University A.B. MRS. DORETHY NEWMAN Fourth Grade Indiana University A.B. MISS JANE BROKAW Fourth Grade MRS. RAMONA SCI-IWERTFAGER Fifth Grade Taylor University B.S. if Q 3 I 2 Eur f - , , Compliments of R. J. HAYNES' RADIO SERVICE MRS. LOUIS KING Sixth Grade Saint Francis College B.S1 MISS ETI-IEL SMITH Sixth Grade Fort Wayne Bible College B.S. MRS. ROSE LEE SMITH Sixth Grade Wayne State University B.S. Sharon Abell Charles Albertson Toni Alwood Larry Andrews Jeffrey Ball David Boughman Dennis Baughman Janie Boughman Jewell Bellamy Terry Betz Deanne Bonecutter Biely Boylan Debbie Brunson Jimmy Burkmire Kelly Camahon Jody Carper Ronald Coats Nikki Coll Ann Marie Collins Terry DePew Margo Dielman Candy Dove Charles Dull Charles Erwin Marc Gearhart Stephen Gift Timothy Grant Larry Gump Dean Hankey Dennis I-larger Karen Heffelfinger Jimmy Hopkins Raymond Hopkins Mark l-Iouser Renee Johnson Timothy Kaiser Dennis Keller Tommy Keller Linda Kessler Debbie Kief Billy Kinney Karen Kline Tommy Lambert Vicki Lapp Roberta Mack Donald Martin Rita Martin Charles Martz Sherry Matson Nancy Miller Billy Minor Dennis Mock Michelle Moughler Judy Myers Kathy Noragon Nancy Olds Nadene Patton Alice Potts Compliments of the BUTLER FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Soni Presley Joanne Prosser X A Terry Rilyea ' -2 Judy Ricketts ., ., J ::. George Ridensur Kathy Roose Jean Ann Rosenber TY Samuel Schmucker Diane Sebert Linda Warstler Roger Webb Henry Willard Dennis Wilson Daniel Winn David Whitfield Debbie Whitfield Larry Abell Michael Anderson Linda Barkley Ronald Beard Candy Beebe James Belcher Brad Bowman Dennis Brock Mark Brown Dianne Bungard Teressa Bungard Margaret Burkmire Debra Campbell Cora Carper Douglas Champion Michael Coats Carolyn Combs Rosemary Culler Dale Curry Bradley Davis Pamela Diehl Paul Ervin Nancy Freidenberger Terry Gach Esther Gardner Kay Cinder Linda Cipple Charles Girardot William Graham Kathy Heffelfinger Patricia Hoffer Kay Hollinger Ruth Hose Daniel Hughes Jimmie Hullinger Larry Hullinger Steven Jennings Deborah Kauffman Emerson Keep Debra Keller Terry Kief Dianne Korff Compliments of THE BUTLER COMPANY G H A L..De K veins :-, -ff JM ,gr .4 ,Q 1,,.,9 . L'i' MW'-A-was Y n n l Aim km' :.. JF . I- nf Wh . 1 .4 , Compliments of DAL'S NEWS STAND 78 Normann Krontz Philip Krontz Judy Lake Karen Sue Laub Georgia McKean Michael Mast James Michael Sandie Miller Larry Morrow Gary Oberlin Gregory Oberlin Gay Parshall Noah Patton John Peters Ronald Provines Joyce Ray Rodney Rogers Debora Roose Susan Schmucker Barbara Seltenright Linda Shoudel John Stolz Jerry Strock Lynn Strock Fred Surface Sherrie Tombow Sharon Webb Nila Willibey Richard Wilson Harold Woodward David Yates Michael Abell Keith Anderson Dalene Armstrong Jane Arrants Dianna Baughman Teresa Bellamy Randy Bercaw Craig Berndt Lynn Blaine Joseph Bowman Guy Boylan Kristine Brand Patty Buttermore Margaret Chapman David Davis Ronald DePew Wesley DePew Jill Dielman Ronald Dove Mona Rae Fee Mary Fuller Ricky Fuller David Gibson Kerry Ginder Diane Groff Bonnie Hankey Terry Houlton Kathy Houser Kevin Houser Jerry Hullinger Jill Hummon Janet Jennings Dennis Jones Linda Kandel Keith Kessler Linda Keller Steven Kelley Stephen Keuneke Rodger Kinney Ricky Kitchen Rodrick Knox Lynann Lake Carol Lambert Tresa Makovicka Rosemary Martz Anna McBride Michael Meyer Raymond Michael Douglas Miller Scott Miller Virginia Miller Linda Morrow Roger Morrow Darlyn Moughler Terry Mullett Loma Mutzfeld Pamela Myers Cathy Nichols Rex Obendorf Jerry Olds Cynthia Peterson Keith Reas Gerald Relyea Gary Richards Deborah Ritenour Dennis Robbins Nancy Rosenberry Raymond Schmucker Michael Schuller Dennis Smethers Craig Smith Gerald Suntken Lyndia Suntken DeWayne Trenary Melonie Ulm Deanna Upp Douglas Upp Philip Vose Patty Vose Kenneth Warstler Ann Marie Washler Deo Wasson Dale Wegmann Bonny Wilson Charles Wilson Carol Worman A Q. 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I-IOUCK, Painter 6: Decorator G R W girlsi S7 5 wg- 4? yy ,f fx Us ': I 'fz11i:,ngzmgg,sils2'fi M5555 If ali Compliments of BUTLER 5 8: 10 80 Clela Alwood George Angelone Marsha Antrup Reva Armstrong Pauletta Belcher Marlin Betz Katherine Bloomfield Rebecca Blume Melva Brohard Jerry Bungard David Capp Thomas Carper Emerson Casebeer John Combs Bruce Craig Margaret Culbertson Paul Culler Alverta DePew Anna DePew Greg Dohner John Gardner Dennis Ginder Donna Gipple Mary Gipple Dennis Girardot Edwin Gnant Gary Heffeliinger David Higgley Dennis Hollinger Tony Hopkins Galen Hose Larry Houlten Patricia Huff Wendelin Hughes Dennis Keller Michael Kimpel Cheryl Korf Doyle Marr Lana Mast Vicki McCann Douglass Miller Randol Miller Kathleen Mock Paul Mock Charles Morrow Lloyd Morrow Kent Myers Bobby Obendorf Dennis Oberlin Tommy Olds Craig Panshall Karin Price John Prosser Walter Prosser Linda Ray Sheila Reinoehl James Ridge Thomas Seltenright Jerry Shoudel Mary Shoudel Richard Smith Cynthia Staley Jack Steckley Steven Thimlar Karen Thorp Stanley Tucker Darla Vachon Carol Vogelpohl Ron Walter Rosanne Webb Patricia Wegmann Gary Willibey Jody Wilson Connie Albertson Larry Armstrong Paulette Bakle Stephen Baughman Gerald Bearss Sharon Bearss Larry Berndt Perry Bonecutter John Bowers Shawn Campbell Stanley Campbell Janet Capp Melanie Carnahan Lana Combs Nancy Culbertson Danny Dickerhoof Diana Diehl Richard Dove Barbara Eakright Larry Fee Diane Cach Steven Gafken Cathy Cinder Sandra Gonzales Charlene Graver Steven Groff Donna Guy Nancy Hankey Beverly Hart Jacqueline Hook Randy Houser Terry Howell Clayton Hursh Mike Kaiser Alan Keep Marie Krontz Michael Krontz Carolyn Lehner Jack Lehner Tony Teutsch Dickie Mack Martha McCo11ough Becky Miller Q ri ii fair e ,X xx. 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Q h , 5 W Q X , . ,x f R' Fm rf- if ' 1 - IALSYEQQQL' K, , Q -Qi MLK: G n D E Compliments of DIEHIJS JEWELRY STORE 82 Vincent Miller George Miner Hal Morrow Earl Mutzfeld Bueford Jr. Patton Randy Peterson Jerry Raney Michael Richards Bradley Rodgers Billy Roose Thomas Rosenberry Janet Sebert Jeffrey Snyder Linda Snyder Karen Stemen Carol Stevenson Rex Vogelpohl Janie Wallace Jerry Walter Larry Warstler Michael Wasson Rita Web Jerry Webb Diana Worman Dennis Zeisloft Mary Fay Abel Dennis Armstrong David Arrants David Beard Ronald Bearss Dennis Bloomfield Steven Brock Steven Brohard Lane Brown Raymond Bungard Kenneth Camahan Cynthia Carper Don Chapman Cheryl Cooper Jim Craig Linda Craig Joyce Culler Everett Davis Mike Dielman Joe Dohner Robert Evanoff Donald Gipple Patsy Gipple Ronald Gipple Ronald Hertenstein Larry Hook Ronald Hopkins Anita Houser Timothy Hummon John Husted Rachael Kaiser Roger Kitchen Kathy Laub Margaret Jennings Bobbie Lehner Danny LePage Sam Littlejohn Jackie Lorentzen Michel Mack David Marquart Ricky McCann Sallie Miller David Morrow Raymond Morrow Jeff Myers Dennis Nelson Richard Parker Dennis Pugh Richard Reas Jackie Ridge Kayota Rinehart Connie Rodgers Michael Sebert Shirley Shoudel Mary Smethers James Stemen Tom Stemen David Strock Roger Thimlar Sharon Thimlar Shirley Trenary Stephen Tucker Nancy Washler . . .k a R in J 1-,ggi e, R 3 pri ? 6 gg A ,. , . .vi' - is ,., ry J i'l .. ,il fu - ix R iiii' if e'eeee , f 1 gk . ZZ f ' ' i, vi 1 A f.:' ' '. - ,, X'f,, ' - . -..i 2 . 1. . -1,, Q' R X 255 if jighm -f . X. K K-A 1: ff? - -.X.- f. ' ,vk- x K ' a r FN ,P 4 Q.:., up N ,Jrr,,ra - fbxx Q' .L ,rrf,,,r X my V 5 iiie' T -N X ll , 1 rrc J J 5 ri.. lile , ii. R ' i'i' 4 z ei - r '-. M ,..:4 N 3 31.-, in It . zek. eier 5 E is 'ii ' 'i tf'5 H' l f 5 llxg' A ' A ' , I f ' v 5 ua , B Hg 1 X 4' f A ' 1 ' - A v J X N EJ I x,f fgwx Compliments of PI.ATT'S RESTAURANT 83 4 - .f ff' Q .. an i ,Nu 1. . . is , . . 3 iv KKK. 7 . . ., K1 Vi S .K .W 1 , f Q7 .. ,777 77 7.. ' by W K7' . , .1+.,:LQQP '7 77 'VK 7- K TJ 5 ji I 3i,g 3 ,ffffi 3' ' Mg. Q., K ' + ' A wk., .' ' K QP, ' A N '- ' f 27 M Q X , ,N 2 7 ,Q M fem-A Q. R7 7 Q f W as - N. ,5 f.,,. 77 N ., .. 7 3 , - ' 2 J - . f 1 , , 7 ,vm , 1.1 . X 7 A 7 X 5,77 ,M A Wg. W 77 7 7, M., 17 M57-Q.. v 'J ' T - Y 3 ,. .,.. .. m 7,5 ' girl EK s A 7 mv L . 7 .. .az M 1: .2 qw f P' W 7 MW? Q, ,Q gg., wa ,Q 7 f Q 7.7 A -NK ,, . y ,, W Q KK A . . .,N.7 77 ' 7- 77 .-X Q . 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P' 5 S - 7 , .,.Q177. f 19: 5 QYJF gif.. .wig , . . , 5, 4. 7 KQNQ . .. 7 7 X a'.,ffwq:m.k' 3. K, dn.. 7 7 , N K 7 7, K Q - . K-f 5, 'if -4 K K A .f'K,1, ' A131 K MN if . K K 'N , ww. K 7 - NK. Kr . ' D l Q ' ' Sig, ,JU 1' . N., KK . 1' 5' ilk 7 -in , ,. Q 7 . ., ,K J Y K 7 . 7 -, f 77 , ., . . PM 5.27.5 77 7 ,77.,7 77 .lxrgww .P 377 . .,...7- .- K v ' - ' K 'K -fm. ' 2 'W .QQ . , 'PK -..-f. ,fav w 'Tl . 55 When the books close, and the last bell rings, And school days are lost to other things-- When time's gone by and your memory is lame, And you remem- ber a face but not the name-- Pick up your Tropaeum and leaf it through, And remember the days so dear to you. Compliments of KELLY PLUMBING AND HEATING Before you come to the last page of the Tropaeum, I would like to say a few words. We, the staff of 1961, have tried to make this year's annual a good one, one which everyone will like. I hope we have succeeded, for we tried to put into it something that would have a special meaning for each and everyone of you. We have spent many long hours trying to capture the life we students live at Butler High. It has been a wonderful experience to have been editor of the 1961 Tropaeum and I shall never forget it. I will always be thankful to those who made it possible. Without my staff, though, the Tropaeum would never have been completed. Words alone cannot tell you, DeLilah, how much help you have been. You have been a good copy editor and I shall never forget you. Sharon, we all know how hard you have worked as business manager. You not only worked during the school year, but also last summer. My deepest thanks go to you. To you Robyn goes a vote of thanks for a job well done. Working as subscription manager is not an easy task as we all know, and I appreciate your work more than I can say. You girls worked whenever I asked for your help and never once did I hear you complain. I couldn't have asked for a better staff. We all want to thank Mr. Sadler for his help. I especially want to thank you, Mr. Sadler, for always being there when I needed you. You were more help to me than I can ever tell you. A big thank you goes to the junior staff who were there helping when they were needed. Last but not least we thank our advertisers for without them we could never have raised enough money to have our yearbook, and finally to you, the students, for without you there would be no story of Butler to tell. Now as I near the end, Carrie Lou, I would like to say to you have a wonderful year next year as editor of the Tropaeum for 1962. I know you will do a good job. We have worked together this past year. You have seen my mistakes and I hope you can profit from them. Thank you for all the help you have given me and I wish you the best of luck as editor of 1962. Compliments of CITY COAL CO. Akey, Wayne 16,30 Albert, Allen 20,2l,22,43 Albert, Connie 60,67 Alwood, Larry 45,66 Alwood, Sandra 67 Amstutz, Jerry 16,29,52,61,62 Anderson, Barbara 44,66 Anderson, Kathryn 50, 64 Antrup, Jim 43,54,6l,62,64 Antrup, Lou Ann 69 Antrup, Richard 60, 67 Antrup, Robert 58, 65 Ault, Allen 46,69 Ault, Marletta 47,66,7l Ault, Max 67 Ault, Phillip l0,22,4l,47 Baldwin, Cheryl 32,44,66 Ball, Larry 64 Bard, Helen 69 Baughman, Richard 60,67 Beard, Lloyd 62,66 Bearss, Linda 51,64 Belcher, Betty 69 Belcher, Brinda 69 Bently, Joan 16,32 Bercaw, Jack 60,67 Bercaw, Sondra 20,2l,22,4l,44,46 Berndt, Paul 69 Betz, Jane 69 Betz, Larry fllj,55,6l,62,64 Betz, Larry 191, 56,61,66 Blair, Alan 4l,55,6l,64 Bloom, James 69 Bolen, Margie 67 Bonecutter, Mark 69 Bovlick, Robert 46,69 Bowman, Carol 46,69 Bowman, Cheryl 44,66 Brand, Kathy 46,67 Brokaw, Jane 74 Brown, DeNeal 69 Brown, DeNese 69 Brown, Ella 47,66 Brown, Joy 69 Brown, Roc 46,67 Brown, Sue 22,43,47,5l Bryant, Carl 45,66 Bryant, Thomas 46,69 Bungard, Sara 46,67 Burkmire, Charles 60,69 Burkmire, Jane 43,66 Burkmire, Judy 43,50,64 Burkmire, Roy 66 Butterrnore, Marvin 39,60,69 Cain, Phyllis 69 Camp, Evelyn 74 Carr, Jean 20,22,40,4l,48,50 Casebere, Maurice 22,40,5O Casebere, Nancy 39,43,47,51,58,66 Chapman, Janice 40,44,64 Clear, Larry 22 Clear, Marilyn 10,43,50,51,65 7adez - Cochran, Brenda 66 Cornbs, Claude 60,69 Combs, Darwin 60,67 Coy, Dick 65 Craig, Judy 40,41,44,50,65 Crowl, Larry ll,22,43 Culler, Steven 69 Curry, Donald 60,67 David, Gary 66 Dickerhoff, David 69 Dickerhoff, Janet 66 Diehl, Ralph 69 Dielman, Diana 67 Dohner, Carol 64 Dohner, Charlotte 66 Dohner, Jerry 22 Dove, Larry 43,55,56,6l,62,64 Dunkle, Chad 44,46,66 Dunkle, Todd 60,69 Easterday, Cheryl 69 Easterday, Judy 22 Easterday, Tommy 46,67 Eck, Jerry 64 Erwin, Retha 66 Evanoff, Sharon 46,67 Everetts, Jack l1,21,22,4l Everetts, Lee 41,56,65 Fee, Dennis 22,47 Fee, Judy 69 Fee, Ronald 66 Fisher, David 39,45,46,66,7l Fisher, Roger 66 Fisher, Ronald 23,48,50,69 Fowler, Margaret 4l,44,64 Fry, Donna 69 Fulk, Ronald 23,4l,45,46 Gearhart, Debbie 46,67 Gift, Cheryl 46,69 Gipple, Veronica 69 Gnagy, Keith 16,45,46 Gobel, Ellen 74 Gonzales, Marie 46,67 Gonzales, Jerry 45,61,64 Gorrell, Richard 9,l6,52,55,62 Goudy, Mary 73 Griffith, Blanche 16,37 Grimm, Jim 6,23,4l,50,55,6l Grogg, Dick 43,66 Grube, Alice 75 Hamman, Mike 64 Hampel, Esther 12,17 Hankey, Dollie 43,47,50,64 Hankey, Elizabeth 45,64 Hankey, Faye 45,50,65 Hankey, Gloria 67 Hankey, Martha 44,65 Hankey, Oleta 46,69 Harger, DeLilah 23,37,41,42,50 Harger, Jim 60,69 Harrold, Louise 44,66 Haynes, Dale 8,44,65 Haynes, Sharon l1,21,23,40,42,50 Compliments of VON QPEG BRESSLER 87 Haynes, Vaughn 45,66 Healey, Helen 74 Healy, Harold 69 Healy, Sandra 47,66 Hertenstein, Evelyn 45,66 Hills, Carol 23,50 Hills, Margaret 36,66 Hoffer, Jack 8,54,6l,62,65,71 Holt, Bob 23,47 Hose, Anna Mae 46,67 Hose, Jo Ann 40,65 Hose, Linda 44,46,64 Hose, Wendell 60,67 Houser, Janice 67 Houser, Nathan 40,4l,58,6l,62,64 Houser, Richard 60,67 Houser, Ronald ll,43,65 Houser, Stephen 45,66 Houton, Helen 14 Huff, Harold 39,47,64 Hughes, Vicki 46,67 I-lullinger, Shirley Q81 67 Hullinger, Shirley UQ 69 Hursh, Mary Kay 67 Husted, Bill 66 Husted, Rita 65 lmhoff, Keith 39,60,67 Imhoff, Kent 67 Jennings, Bob 60,67 Jinnings, John 43,56,6l,65 Johnson, Melanie 67 Johnson, Steve 4l,42,54,6l,62,64, Johnston, Karol 4l,43,50,65 Johnston, Leonard l7,35,37 Jones, Jeri 65 Jones, Yvonne 46,67 Kaiser, George 23 Kaiser, Kathy 36,45,66 Kaiser, Sheri 46,69 Kaiser, Steven 6,23,4l,54,61 Karnphouse, Beth 67 Kandel, Karen 69 Keesler, Pauline 47,50,51,64 Keller, Cleo l1,43,58,65 Keller, Kenny 60,67 Keller, Sandra 9,47,66 Keller, Shirley 69 Kelley, Janet 46,67 Kessler, Jim 67 Kessler, Marlene 9,21,23,41,45,59 King, Karen 39,46,60,69 King, Louis 75 King, Ruth 45,66 Kitchen, Ronald 46,70 Klink, David 43,45,46,65 Kohl, David 6,23 Kohl, Sherry 39,4l,44,65,7l Krafft, Dale 65 Krontz, Dean 4l,55,6l,62,64 Krontz, Judy 67 Ladd, Jerry 70 7 Lane, David 11,39,43,65,7l Laub, Gary 41,64 Lechleidner, Shurl 60,70 Lechrone, Marie 75 Lemley, Florence 73 LePage, Carolyn 21,24 LePage, Richard 41,65 Lint, Darlene 64 Livelsberger, Mary 44,46,66 Lowe, L. E. 15 Lowe, Lela 74 Lowe, Tamara 9,l1,44,50,64 Luecke, Virginia 70 Lyon, Victor 40,64,7l McAllister, Sylvia 67 McCann, Larry 41,64 McCann, Linda 46,70 McClure, David 8,2l,24,40,62,55 McClure, Mary 66 McCol1ough, Marilou 70 McKean, Nancy 67 McKee, Carla 9,41,45,5O,65 McNall, Lusina 17 Mack, Diana 70 Mason, Dennis 43,66 Mason, Doris Jean 11,24,40,41,42 Meyer, Kathy 46,60,67 Meyer, Lynn 24 Meyer, Marcia 46,70 Meyer, Sidney 41,44,46,65 Meyer, William 46,70 Miller, Charlotte 15 Miller, Darilou 44,46,66 Miller, David 70 Miller, Donna 36,43,66 Miner, Dwanna 21,24,38,40,41,46 Miller, Joanne 70 Miller, Judy 67 Miller, Retta 44,64 Miller, Robert 24 Miller, Sunnie 44,66 Miller, Tillie 40,43,50 Miller, Tonya 67 Moore, Gerald 43,56,65 Moore, Wilbur 70 Morrow, Dennis 46,70 Moughler, Carolyn 40,65 Moughler, Gloria 64 Moughler, Linda 64 Mullett, Leslie 46,67 Musshafen, Marjorie 73 Mutzfeld, Belva 46,67 Myers, Craig 60,68 Newman, Dorethy 74 Nichols, Linda 8,9,45,65 Nichols, Robert 60,70 Nimmo, Bill 45,66 Nodine, Martha 47,64 Nordenbrock, Kenneth 17,33 Nordenbrock, Sally 73 Oberlin, Darley 40,4l,45,50,64 Oberlin, Diana 46,70 Oiler, Kathie 46,68 Olds, Neva 70 Overholts, Arlene 73 Parkison, Dale 39,55,56,61,62,66,71 Patee, Karolyn 40,4l,58,64 Peachy, Carol 68 Peachy, Diane 43,50,5l,64 Peters, Mary 36,66 Pierce, Johnny 45,65 Pierson, Mary 8,24,39,4l,50,59 Pierson, Max 70 Powell, Teresa 46,70 Pratt, Suzanne 8,24,41,50 Prosser, Karen 68 Provines, Lois 68 Provines, Mary 70 Raney, Madelon 45,66 Reas, Carolyn 64 Reed, Georgianna 9,40,41,44,50,65 Reinoehl, Dennis 60,70 Reinoehl, Jim 60,68 Riggs, Sus Ann 43,51,65 Riser, Douglas 70 Riser, Jackie 46,68 Roan, Judy 46,47,51-,64 Robbins, Anita 41,44,50,65 Roose, Robert 60,70 Rosenberry, Barbara 24,50,5l Ross, Oral 60,73 Ruch, Nancy 24,40,4l,50 Sadler, William 17,33 Sanderson, Cindy 44,50,65 Sattison, Reva 40,4l,44,64 Sattison, Virginia 24 Schaudt, Luella 66 Schubert, Bill 39,40,41,54,56,62,64 Schubert, Madeline 17,35 Schuller, Glen 68 Schwertfagen, Ramona 74 Sebert, Ellen 39,46,68 Seltenright, Jeanne 45,64 Seltenright, Phyllis 43,45,51,66 Shady, Janet 18 Shafer, Sheldon 40,41,44,58,64 Sholl, Keith 40,65 Sholl, Marlene 42,64,71 Short, Nancy 70 Shoudel, Betty 68 Schultz, Philip 45,46,66 Schultz, Ronald 56,61,65 Skinner, Mark 60,68 Smethers, Jim 45,46,66,7l Smethers, Vera 68 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Betty 65 Carolyn Sue 24,41,45,50,59 Charles 70 Connie 25 Ethel 75 John 68 Richard 44,66 Rose Lee 75 Snyder, Jill 47,64 Snyder, Keith 43,45,65 Snyder, Vaughn 66 Souder, Bill 25,50,62 Staley, Randy 60,70 Compliments of KELLER'S STANDARD SERVICE 88 Steckley, Janet 70 Steffke, Carolyn 68 Stefike, Susan 70 Stemen, Jack 68 Stolz, Gladys 74 Stolz, Judy 68 Strock, Doug 44,46,64 Strock, Steven 60,70 Stroh, Grace 74 Sudborough, Marceil 68 Surface, Harold 43,64 Surface, Mary 68 Surface, Steven 60,68 Sutter, Franklin 18,31 Teegardin, Carrie 38,40,64 Teegardin, Ginger 40,65,7l Thimlar, Karen 43,66 Thimlar, Ruth 47,64 Thorp, Carolyn 46,70 Thorp, Eugene 68 Thorp, Sharon 25,43,47,5l Tremary, Deanna 68 Trostel, Jerry 10,4l,44,65 Troyer, Janet 43,50,5l,64 Troyer, Jean 25,41,43,50 Troyer, Miriam 68 Trumbull, Vicki 43,50,65 Ulm, Robynll,25,40,42,47 Viscosi, Sharon 18 Vogelpohl, Sue 70 Vose, Carol 40,41,42,58,64 Walter, Burmell 18,29,30 Walter, Lana 68 Walter, Reed 56,61,62,66 Walter, Morris 4O,41,56,6l Warner, Carl 70 Warstler, Diana 70 Warstler, Phyllis 25,39,40 Washler, Judy 40,4l,44,65 Wasson, Harold 6,25,50 Wasson, Tom 36,44,66 Webb, Lloyd 65 Weicht, Tom 64 Whitman, Janet 43,5l,66 Whitman, Terry 8,43,64,54 Wilson, Cindy 46,70 Wilson, Don 21,25,41,61,54 Wilson, Ricky 45,65 Wilson, Sharon 9,25,41,5O Wilson, Terry 60,70 Winn, Douglas 70 Worman, Sharon 70 Wothe, Sude 50,64 Yates, Jane 46,70 Yeager, Opal 18,34 Zeisloft, Deanna 68 Zeisloft, Gwen 43,66 Zeller, Ernest M. 14 Zentz, Pamela 68 Zerkle, Keith 10,44,46,56 Zimmerman, Patti 46,70 in W. 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