The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-03-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

/ oHo Soio anu sndmrOckS. Wnen cn0pe
was called the fun began. We wer
told the Sophs. were Irish and wer'
going to celebrate St. Patrick's day
The program was as follows:
Piano solo Medley of Irish songs
II Mabel Clarke
Paper-"A Mysterious Disappearance.
III Cannie Sells
Song When Dream of Old Erin I'm
II Dreaming of You"
II Soph. Girls Chorus
"The Future Of the Faculty"
| Anna Mae Burton
Songs of Erin Soph. Girls Chorus
Jokes-Irish Minstrels,
The worst Jigger in the World
Jimmy Simpson
Do you Know Man Named Dom
| ahue Soph. Boys Chorus
Chorus Sophomore Class
The Editor-in- Chief of the Annual
Staff gave his semi-monthly report and
we found the work on the "Butlerite"
is progressing very we'll and the staff is
working hard to make it the best An
nual.
Don't forget the box supper at the
High School on Friday, March 26, 1915. I
On Tuesday of this week we had
special chapel. Mr.. Wayne Laidlaw,
the representative of the WarrensbEg
State Normal, told US about the plans
for the Missouri Educational building
at the Panama. Pacific Exposition.
The business manager of the Annual
Staff gave his first report at this chap
ell.
Senior Notes.
The Senior English class are taking
up the study of Burns life and poems.
We have had class discussions on "Cot-
ter's Saturday Night and Tam o.
Shanter.". The opinions of the class
seem to vary. Admiration, l think, |
predominates. Ivan Deffanbaugh, the
other day rather startled us by sudden
ly saying, "Say, Miss Fenton, that fel-
low, Burns, does write about the fun
NEST things-lice and love" Miss Fen
ton with dramatic gesture turned to
Senior. with 81 have nothing to reply,
have your" /
The Observation class has finished
the study of Arithmetic Methods, and
are now preparing for Civics and His
tory. Sometimes, when we realize this
is the last term and we are so nearly
prepared for teaching, we experience
little thrifty shivers of Il wonder. where
I'll be this time next year,"
Class meetings are coming thick and
fast these days. We have most of the
Fundamental questions, concerning COM
mencement affairs settled, and are :
ready to begin work in earnest.
Junior Notes.
This last week has been one of steady
work and various other menaces to Stu
dent Mental ease. The grades from -
The tests on "Selections from Poe" -
made an exceedingly good showing. r.
This term we are taking up Shake -
speare's Macbeth" for class work, -
and SCOTS "Ivanhoe" as outside read =
ng. :. ~e y ",
Mr.. Coonrod had great treat for his "
beloved Chemistry class Monday morn r.
ng, in the form of an announcement
hat as soon as we finished our book,
Which will be in the near future. we NA
would have laboratory work every day. ",
Now wouldn't we be unnatural not to y"
'e elated over such promising pros r,
)ect before US. . AZ
The Teachers Training class has fin
shed the course in Geography and is
aking up Arithmetic.
The music class is progressing rap
dly. We have lett far in the rear the
inky exercises and songs of beginners
nd are deep in the study Of part sing r.
ng. Probably you have seen some of =,
he budding Melba's and adolescent ,,
'aruso's Importantly Furnishing copies
sheet music, namely "Croon, Groom" :
nd "Ruba- dub-dub. Well we are ~
those difficult compositions =,
lis week. !"
The Junior class met Monday evening @
this week for the purpose of elect
x delegates to the Student. Senate. W.
eslie Harper and Anna Belle Thomp- W.
IN were reelected. = &c
Commercial Notes. ,
The Junior shorthand class is now M
king dictation and transcribing their l
,tes on the machine. Miss Faulkner M
'ys they are the best class she ever S
I'd. They are working for speed in Ha
ypewriting and can write new mater a
at net speed of from so toss words
r minute.
Allies Lose Three Battleships. 81,
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