The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-11-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

| kAC IU.lV every 1nuIHUay WOGutu4y
clangs of the gong sound thru Butler
High School; sudden clatter rises;5 the
class room doors open; out stream the
students and the merry chattering
Grounds come pouring thru the halls in
to the auditorium and chapel has con-,
vened. Perfect order then reigns and
close attention is given to whatever
program has been provided. The pro
gram is always interesting and profit
able. 1t falls naturally into two parts,
Music and Addresses. The music y
very often furnished by the students
themselves tho oftimes we are favored
by local and out of town musical talent.
The addresses come from many sources.
Sometimes it is an old alumni with 2
tale of the olden times, or again some
business man with practical lesson to
bring, or again 1t may be ministers,
visiting evangelists, lecturers, teachers,
or out of town visitors. Anyone with
a message is welcome and at our last
chapel, Miss Mabel Clark, one Of the
Freshmen girls, rendered very de-
lightful piano solo, which was followed
by very interesting talk on "Who is
Man" by Mr.. Adams, the Leader Of the
Wichita Gospel team. Directly after
this Jimmy Williams, Capt. of the But
Ter High School Basketball team, made
one of his famous Maiden Speeches"
in which he exhorted all students to
come and see missouri beat Kansas"
Friday night.
Verge Mcconnell, Hazel Ludwick,
Mr.. Jackson and Rev. Handy were
chapel visitors last week. We are glad
the towspeople are taking interest in
our chapels. We are always glad to
have visitors.
A rally meeting was held Friday morn
ing for the purpose of arousing enthu-
siasm for the game against Pleasanton
Friday night. Miss Smith had charge
of the meeting and with the assistance
of the yell leaders soon had the stud
ents enthusiastically singing
Rah for the Butler teams, Butler teams,
Butler teams,
Rah for the Butler teams, Butler teams.
Butler teams,
Rah for the Butler teams, Butler teams,
teams.
Oh! yes We'll beat Pleasanton basket
ball teams tonight. ..
Rah for the Butler teams, Butler teams,
teams.
Some of the other yells were:
Who can? We can, tin-can Kansas.
And,
What's the matter with the team?
It's all right.
Who's all right?
The team.
Cha bin, cha bin, cha bin, boom, baugh
Team, team, Rah, Rah, Rah.
And,
When you're up you're up,
And when you're down you're down,
But when you're up against Butler,
You'll find you're upside down.
As result of this spirit of loyalty
and enthusiasm, which was aroused our
teams splendidly defeated Pleasanton
Kansas in both the girls and boys
games.
JUNIOR NOTES.
The English History test papers of last
week were very good.
A short business meeting OF the Jun
ior class was held on Monday afternoon,
Nov. II.
The Geometry students feel that they
will soon be able to master any propo-
sition in plane Geometry. They finish
the book Christmas. After that they
will take up course in Advanced AL
zebra.
The English classes have finished
Lancelot and Elaine.
The Chemistry class is progressing
very slowly lately. They are now dis
cussing "Valence.
The girls still keep the lead by Two
per cent in the spelling class. The
weeks average was SO to IS which is
an increase of two per cent over any
previous week. Those making 100 per
cent each day were Florence Kelso,
Martha Henry, Minnie Wiser and Earl
Atcheson.
SOPHMORE NOTES.
The Sophmores held class meeting |
last Thursday evening and decided to
60 on an opossum hunt sometime in the
near future.
Annabelle Thompson, Paul Snow,
Paul Shelton and Josephine Simpson
were put on a committee whose sole
duty is to originate new Sopmore yells.
FRESHMEN NOTES,