The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-05-08

Senior Notes

High School Mote
Senior Notes
The Freshman program last Thurs
day morning was the best class day
program this year-so far. The pro
gram: 20
Song. Freshman Chorus
Confessions of a Freshman.
Paul Shelton
Piano Solo. Ruby Hart
Reading Josephine Simpson
Vocal Solo. Cora Allen
Meeting Of Faculty. .........-.
Members of Freshman Class
Presentation of present to Senior Glass
Song Freshman Chorus
with High School yells)
The play Gas You Like IT, is pro-
crossing nicely and will undoubtedly
be great success.
The day slowly approaches when
we must leave these walls which have
known our voices for four happy
years. As we look back upon the
time we have spent within the old
High School and as our memories
carry us back to scenes of pleasures
and success in those rooms we feel
that we have passed a milestone in
our journey of life, one which we
were eager to reach but are now sor-
ry to leave behind us. We may new
er all meet again. It may be that the
class associations formed in four
years of work and play together will
be severed as we drift away, but it is
also true that we all can remember
with delight those days, andlivethem
over in our recollections when we
are out doing our own work. So it
is with pride in our achievements
mingled with the sorrow of our de-
parture that we next week close our
books for the last time and march out
at the sound of the gong.
Freshmen Notes -
We Freshmen were delightfully."- en-
tertained last Friday night at the home
of the Misses Minnie and Julia Bull
lock, by the Junior class. Delicious
refreshments were served, and al
though it was bad night, we all en-
joyed the evening immensely.
Here are two things that we Fresh
men sincerely hope:
/. That we have Miss Snider for a
section room teacher next year.
2. That Mrs. Hill won't have a
study hall 1--WE have to walk the chalk
when she does.)
Sophomore Notes
The Sophomore history class is
studying the consolidation of Ger
many. Mrs. Hill expects them to
study Spain before school is out.
Last week the English class report
ed upon the books that they have
been reading. The reports were ex-
cellent.
The Freshman chapel exercises last
Thursday morning were fine. Their
burlesque on the faculty was scream.
Junior Notes.
Last Friday night goodly number
of frisky Freshmen, including Miss
Snider, were royalty entertained by
the jolly Juniors (Which term includes
Mrs. HilD at the home of Julia and
Minnie Bullock. The only flaw in
the party was the scarcity of boys,
which sad fact was occasioned by the
necessity of the boys mastering at
the Electric Theater to aid in the
Athletic benefic. Otherwise the
party went merrily on. The fresh
men all united in saying God bless
u.s."
We hear that the commercial law
class, under the leadership of Cap
tains Mccain and Bright, are having
a very interesting contest.
The Junior chemistry class occa-
stoned quite a little stir Friday morn
ing by trotting into Miss Snider's
study hall with what we enviously
supposed to be silver spoons (only
tiny dangling on cords from their
necks. The girls all whispered to
one another, ''Well Of all the brazen
impudence." Just then Mr.. Coon
rod appeared with a spoon and all Of