Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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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

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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