Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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wi'-we i , f Freshman Group 3. Left to right, Row I Willie Coop, Iva Faubion, Boyd Guyton, Edna Brannoek, Frank Cox, Florence Belt. Virgil Ellington, Na- dine Barber. Row 2 Edith Ellis, Alma Kelly, Fred Couch. Mona Bowman. Hersehell Hupp, Noel Holloway, Elizabeth Coleman. Lola Smith. Lester Maddox, Angie Faubion, Violet Seese. Row 3 josephine Voris, Ivan Moore, Bertha Evans. Fred Thornbrugh, Mattie Drake, Homer johnson. Isabelle Cunningham. George Nalus, Florence Price. Not in l'ieture Dow Chenoweth, Fred Zimmer.

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V Freshman Groub 2. , Left to right, Row lfLucile Henderson, Harold Lane, Mildred Silvers, Clara Ferguson, Marguerite Lane, Dorothy Cannon, Mabel Padley, Marie Hensley. Row 2-Della Baker, Zera Baker, Ruth Kern, Mildred Ream, Pauline Crabtree, Mae Proctor, Alice Sherman, Agnes Ward, Lillie Rowe, Zelma Steel, Robert Leivan. M Row 3-Ruby Berry, Mary Harper, Chester Kash, Wendell Hulse, George Alsbach, Reynold Griffith, Edward Francisco, Ronald Feeley, Louise Henry, DeArmond Feeley, Grace Berry, james Argenbright.

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