Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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Twenty-four iluninra p OLAAYERS A pocket edition, small, but complete. V' She's altogether hard to beat. FRANCIS BABCOCK So fair, so clever, and with . such a stately mein, A Helen- of Troy of Modern times she seems. I-IORACE ALLEN . VVhy be funny? it never P3'YS, But Pan's not in it when he plays. AURON BROYLES Or Runt', for short. His chief occupation is be- ing smart, ' LEDA ANDREWS Ernest in endeavor, and yearning to be, A school ma'am, she con- fided to me. MARIE BAKER , A nature free from vanity and pride, This lassie is gentleness personified. LEATHA BAIRD Exceedingly fair to look upon is she, As dignified and quiet as can be. SHIRLEY BOARD -Experience keeps a dear school, But you'1l learn in no other.

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