Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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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

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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

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