The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-11-06

of the best Geometry classes she ha
ever had.
Miss CRUDE cautiously agrees with u
in saying that the last Caesar test IA
pers We're on an average, good.
JUNIOR NOTES.
We poor Juniors have undergone test,
of all kinds during the past two weeks
Geometry, English and History. The
English History papers were very good
The English papers not so good and the
Geometry papers We're only average.
The Juniors on the evening of Oct.
81 were royalty entertained by the
sophmores at the home of Miss Cora
Allen. The house was decorated in
harmony with the Halloween season.
Suitable and delicious refreshments
We're served. The Sophmores were the
first class in the high school to show
their spirit of generosity and fellowship
by entertaining another class. This
fact shall not be forgotten by the Jun
iors.
The Junior boys won their second
victory over the Senior boys on Thurs
day evening of last week. The inter-
est in the race is running high. So far
the Juniors are successful.
We, the Junior class, take this oppor-
tunity to thank the Epworth League of
M. e. Church for their kind invitation.
We would certainly have enjoyed at
tending but on account of previous ar
engagements very few of US were able
to do 50.
On Saturday evening of last week,
the Juniors had their first class party
at the home of Theodore Pharis. In
teresting games were played and every
one had jolly time.
SENIOR NOTES.
The classical and patrician Cicero
Mortified the Seniors assembled in the
Senate chamber by saying, believe
ne, he is not going"
Miss CRUDE is evidently trying to lead
he wandering feet of her Freshmen on
% the straight and narrow way. The
oliowing appeared on her board this
week, guarded by the warning, "Do ,
lot erase"
What habit do you wish to form?
Carefulness or Carelessness.
Accuracy or Errancy.
Industry or Idleness.
Success or failure. s
The Music classes have completed
'arts l and 2 of their Song Reader and :
re several pages advanced on part 8,
esides having repertoire of a num-
er of songs. The latest one learned is 6
The Bluebells of Scotland. The class =
now taking up rounds and as is usual ::
nth amateurs, they find it very hard
sing against one another. Miss Mar +
uerite predicts that before the end of r
he year all of the class will be able to t
ing alto. Needless to say, we are all
'oking forward to that time.
Richard Fox returned to school this
eek after along absence of four weeks
account Of the typhoid fever. S
The English students began the study b
Milton's L'Allegro and II ,Pensroso c
tuesday,. Attic We have only read the :,
rst 6S lines, we cannot help but real.
e and appreciate the daintiness and
ch fancifulness of his verse. )
From gossip which has been brought t
US it would seem that the Sophmores n
I'd 80 notion" to entertain US, but be- n
g slightly overawed by our rank and :
gnity they decided to first experiment =.
ION the Juniors, and from the Juniors. IL
. gather it to have been q very sue s.
ssful experiment. D
The Physics class are waxing very :
tistic from the look of some designs :.
the blackboard in the recitation :,
i'm. D
With their usual originality and ab- g
ptnes til Seniors took . notion late q
Nay sftsrnoon - havs . Halloween =
= Verne Holloway kindly ol1ersd