The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-10-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
At chapel Miss Margaret Snider de
lighted the students by singing that oil
familiar song, eye Banks and Brael
. Bonnie Doom Rev. Elliott follow
this by a talk on 1.-THE Price of Power.
1t was not light talk to be instantly
forgotten but was one that gave the
students something to thing over aftel
he was gone. Rev. Elliott is always
welcome visitor at Butler High School
The Freshman and Junior reporter
handed in their designations this week
and the following were elected in their
stead: Freshman reporter. Nylene
Prewitt; Junior reporter, Helen Maxey.
The Butler High School won their
second game of the season Friday, the
18th. The Urich High School was the
victim of our small but mighty war;
riors. Mccain was the individual star
Of the Butler team. His goal shooting
causing the score to rise by leaps and
bounds. Prof. Harrison of Harrison
vile fsfeAssd the game and gave every
Sne>a squareSdeal. The Urich boys are
fine lot of fellows and will be well
coined back any time they may wish to
come.
FRESHMEN NOTES.
Sophmores, Juniors and Seniors, at
your request, the Freshmen have start
ed something. Now, if you will be so
kind as to follow their example, the
people of Butler will realize that there
is High School in the City. The first
Freshman party of the season was held
at the home of Mable Clark, and was
we'll attended by the Freshman class.
This was Masquerade party. The
Freshmen felt highly honored when
they realized that their party was be-
ing attended by one so great as Count
Frazzee de Garrettezze of France.
They also felt rather abashed when
they discovered the presence of con-
vict who had just escaped from Sing
Sing prison. Nearly every nation and
many famous characters were repre-
sented in this gay assembly. Egypt,
Africa, England, native American In
aians, several renowned French chorus
girls, and even Martha Washington and
one of the famous Dixie bellies were
present. The guests unmasked short
time after arriving and then the games
began. The entertainment committee
certainly did their duty in furnishing
the evening entertainment. Some peo-
pie IN this world have just a little too
much nerve to be appreciated. For in
stance, when the enjoyment of the par
~ was at its height, some people about
four in number. took it upon themselves
% play little trick on the simple mind
ID "Freshies." This mysterious
Four" instead of being sociable enough
. come and ask for some after the
Freshmen and their guests had had a !.
Efficiency took it upon themselves to
,et the whole freezer. It is certainly
acky for them that the Freshmen do
ot know exactly who they are, or they
night have received just little more .
esert than they were expecting. We :
spe that they are sorry for their
'rong and this time we will meet out
, them the punishment they rightly
eserve. We certainly enjoyed the :,
vening and departed at late hour all .
an appreciation Of the kind
ess of Mrs. Clark in opening her home =
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The Freshmen have adopted cherry Il
nd white as class colors. 81
JUNIOR NOTES.
Chemistry and Physics are so closely =,
lited that to almost every question :,
dked in Chemistry Mr.. Coonrod will :.
lbitually reply "Well, you'll UNDER
and that when you take Physics" -,
. il becoming a. famous for that :,
wing - Prof. Henderson ID for his =.
ruitition speech" :,
On Wednesday afternoon of last week, "
e Sophmore and Junior boys played =
cir first match game. This game ~
y the first class game played for the -
aApionship. It resulted in . victory :
( rhe Juniors. The official score was :.
to 81. May the work continue and =,
metime in the near future . pennant =,
placed in the study hall. rewarding =,
, boys. Z.
curtain raiser tot the big game be- =
cen the Butler and Urich High u.
hoods was played By the Junior and -
nior girls Friday night. On account
the illness Of one Of our best players
, Junior team was Defeated. But re
it's only one game. The other two on
mes versus the Sophmores and Fresh &c
N are ours. r.