Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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F' F ' l!' '253P i',b tiff L?'.. F fr? v::E' 'fr .- 3 u n i n r 5 VERA KINION A Baslvet Rall star, She eame to us from afar. HERBERT MCHENRY XVho is she Herbert? Come, don't be so shy. Your manner is preoccupied, is that the reason Why? TILLIE KINCAID An easy going sort of child, ller temperament is rather mild. BEATRICE MONKMAN You're getting better, but still we doubt, NVhether a thousand years will straighten you out. CLAUDE MCCOMB The faculty liked him so well, we hear, They asked him to stay an- other year. ETHEL MAJORS Fair Ethel, W'ith golden curls. LILLIE MAUGER Book and heart, Must never part. SHERMAN MOORE The silver tongued orator Of the Junior class, XVho helped beat Nevada, so it came to pass. v - -.-.1 .H -.f- -.-nf .y:.a--- V.-..v-Harp. .yfa-,1--:x-,-..,,.qy1- ,.v-,.,vg.f- az-fl-,-4 fy- ww 12- Qi.. ,,.f . J. .,.,-..- -'- -4--f - Twenty-seven X.. g..,... -... ..,,. ,.- ,, ,.,, ... ....,, - .-,.

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