George P Butler High School - Candela Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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r«»p ci)» «© 0«© ®H f Mr. George Roesel We proudly dedicate this 1982 edition of Candela to an excellent teacher and a most uncommon individual, Mr. George Roesel. Almost an institution, Mr. Roesel has earned the respect of science and math students at Butler for the past 18 years. I n addition he leads an active life in the community as a singer and actor. He is assistant choir director and soloist at Resurrection Lutheran Church and he has performed in numerous productions by the Augusta Players. A native Augustan, he and his wife have a daughter, Chris, who has danced with the Joffrey Ballet. We wish him continued success as we extend to him our appreciation for his contribution to a great Butler High School.

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Mr. Charles Wolf Principal Question: When is a bulldog a Wolf? Answer: Since 1976 when Mr. Charles Wolf became principal and number one bulldog at Butler High. When he enters pep rallies, the gym vibrates with the bark, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf!” as students pay homage to Butler's most loyal fan. Our principal was born in Johnstown, Penn, and spent his childhood there. He had a career in the Army and achieved the rank of Lt. Colonel. He has his Bachelor’s, Master’s and Specialist Degrees in Education Administration from Georgia Southern College in Statesboro. He and his wife, Helen, have two sons. We may not always agree with or like the policies set by Mr. Wolf, but it is no coincidence that Butler has become the best high school in Augusta since he came to us. The quality of education, the achievements of our athletic teams and clubs, and our improved reputation should partly be attributed to his leadership. 20