The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-12-17

mind tho 30 long a. the present inter
esting works. continued.
Every member Of the Senior Englisl
class is, or should be deep in the pre-
paration Of the report in The Tale o
Two Cities" H. view Of the presen
European war, this study is especial,
interesting since it deals largely in wa
!. and things concerning war. I believ.
we are honored in our English clas'
with the only mustache among the stu
dents. =
The Junior class claims the prout
owner of the mustache as a member o.
its ranks. 1t is generous Of them t.
allow us the privilege of the presence
of the sanity mustsche in even one
class.
! Sophmore Notes. =
The Sophmore agriculture classes
attended many Of the lectures Of the
Farmers Short Course which was held
last week. We found them very inter-
esting as we'll as instructive.
The Caesar class has just finished the
war with Helvetians. We have writ
ten the story of it and will receive our
papers back soon.
We are working very hard this week
in English trying to get our reports on
1.-THE Lady of the Lake" ready to
hand in next Monday.
Tests are beginning to come now
thick and fast. We had one in Caesar
last Friday, one in Geometry Tuesday
and Mr.. Coonrod has promised US that
we will have one in agriculture before
long.
The Sophmore basket ball teams were
defeated IN their games against the
Freshman boys and the Junior girls.
This is not surprising fact when the
small amount IF practice, which our
teams have had, is considered.
Freshman Notes.
The Freshmen of the dear old B. H.
S. are still up and going. We had a
chance offered US Monday to sell Red
Cross stamps to help stamp out the
great White Plague or tuberculosis.
We took all the stamps offered US and
we are going to take more as soon as
they get here. We as class are going
to sell the most stamps, and we chal-
lenge al! the other classes to 'beat us"
If they think they can. We will show
the people who can sell stamps. Just
watch the Daily Democrat in about a
week and see the heading in big letters
Freshmen VIM"
The Freshman boys defeated the |
Sophmores in game of basket ball
played Friday night, and the Junior
girls who are our standbys defeated the
Sophmore girls on the same evening.
1t was glorious day for the Freshmen
and Juniors but can't say much for
the Sophs. The Freshmen have great
of few more victories in a
few weeks. The Seniors have a game
the best of us at the present time to-
wards the winning of the Loving Cup,
but just wait, we have the greatest
hopes as we'll as power and ability and
We will make the greatest use of our
power the next time we meet our
strongest opponents "the Seniors"
The Freshman girls basket ball team
has been practicing for some time and,
although they are a light and small
team we are confident that they are
mighty, and we want the public to
know that size doesn't always make a
basket ball player.
We, the boys of the Freshman team,
wish to give our most hearty thanks to
the Juniors who have so kindly sup.
ported US in our games we have played
his year. They. have stayed by US
'taunch and strong like true friends,
md we will do all in our power to re.
urn their hearty cheers and splendid
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Commercial Notes. {
Mr.. H. o. Maxey gave very inter-
sting as well as instructive talk to the \
Commercial Law class Tuesday morn .
ng. He discussed realestate in detail L
md we hope to have him talk to US t
gain very soon. c
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Loyal Sons Bible Class. .
The Loyal Sons very cordially in 9
lite you to be their guest at their .
christmas service next Sunday morn
1g at $50 a. m. :