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Butler l-ligh School Contri Butler High School is an integral part of the entire community. Its pupils and teachers all take active part in the many and varied activities of the town and the surrounding countryside. Its inHu- ence covers four townships, Troy, Stafford, Wilm- ington, and Franklin with overlaps into Union and Newville Townships. The churches find many of their ablest teachers and workers among the students and faculty of Butler High School. All community enterprises, the factories, and business houses, and various of- fices, find pupils and teachers actively engaged. Whenever organizations desire music, the vocal and instrumental music departments gladly meet their requirements. When the merchants want to make an especially great display, the band ap- pears-witness the Santa Claus parade at Christ- mas. A G. I. Class and Mr. Berg's farm class are good examples of adult education carried on in the school. Different groups have ball teams and use the gymnasium. The P. T. O., the March of Dimes, and various other examples of this close coopera- tion between the school and the community may be found. The school in its commercial classes, its vo- cational agriculture and home economics classes is training boys and girls to take a very prominent part in the life of northern DeKalb County. In addition, the various academic subjects are train- ing boys and girls as future teachers, nurses, law- yers, doctors, businessmen, and good citizens. Yes, Butler High School contributes much to the com- munity, and in turn the community contributes much to the school. 1. G. I. Agriculture Class. 2. March of Dimes. 3. Honoring the 1942 Sectional B. B. Champs. 4. A typical farm scene. 5. Group fellowship proceeding P. T. O. Meeting. 6. The gymnasium-sports, plays and general activities. -6-
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ibecbcalfion To the community which has so graciously nurtured us and has made so much possible for us, We humbly and gratefully dedicate this 1950 TRQPAEUM. May We ever be able to show our true appreciation. From EAST and WEST, NoRTH and SQUTH, from FARM and from CITY We come to Butler High School -5-
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butes to the Community First Year Typing Class -Bob Wolfe, Glen Newcomer Agriculture - James Surfus, James Selten- right, Alger Miller, Lee Dohner, Forest Hamman, Jerry Hav- erstock, James Lung, Don Kauffman, James I-Iarter, Larry Craig, Donald Badman Home Economics Class: Esther Snow Shirley Surface, Joan Miller
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