Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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,...,,..M Nl-f,..:,-H-, Wu-V4--:IL I Sophomore Group 2 Flrst Row Helen Odneal, Wmlfred Smlth Auron Broyles T1ll1e Klncald Nora Mullln, Beatrlce Monkman Second Row Ola Ayres, Amy Eggleson, Leda Andrews, Horace Allen, V1v1an Wolf Harold Hertz L1ll1e Mager Thlrd Row Vernon johnson, Ruth Wyatt Marlon Emerson, Marxe Garrett, Seba jackson, Alletha Ison, Emma WIX, JCSSIC Hart Those not mn plcture Margaret Harper, josephme Cook Helen Larson Edgar Scxfers Davld Thompson, Mabel Card, Crystal johnson . ' V 7 a 7 K V ' ' -V , I l E 0 I 1 . 'l ' ' , , u . ' . ' I , , , Q . ' . 9 , , 1 ' 0 D I O V . , ' 0 l 1 , Q ' x 9

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Sophomore Group I. Left to right, First Row-Elizabeth Baker. Charles Pollard. Helen Clark, Leatha Baird, lla Scribner, Nadine Holloway, Rosier, Fern Harper. Escol Second Rowe-Marie Baker, Veta Vannoy, Emmett Hart. Ethel Major, Lottie Ray. Esther Hertz, Grval Howard. Oleva Speir. Third Rowe-Vera Benedict, Maurita jenkins, Elmer Hardinger, Helen Peacock, Homer Martz. Grace Erwin, Doris Fail. ...U-W .......a,...-, ,.,-i......., A, -,,,Qa:.-:ff-..,--, V1--A..-.... .,, .ww ,-L KV Y p V ........,. . . .,.....-.,...,..-...--..-...Q -f.v-f......--1.-w-v-......, . ,.,, .....,..., .W .,.

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