The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-25
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fH. s. After an excellent program
everyone began to get really ~
quainted with Mrs. Coonrod. Sew.
eral games were played and light
refreshments were served. The
evening proved to be very enjoy.
able for everyone. Is
Each study hall selected q mon
itor and sub-monitor several
days ago. These are elected ct
the first Of each term. Amonitof
is a student taking the place Of q
teacher in charge Of a study hall.
Student government is a grand
success, especially in this partic-
ular. Some of the laws made by
student senate are:
For the first offense Of chewing
gum any place in the building the
offender is to receive a private
talk by a member of the student
council.
For the second time committing
the same offense, the offender is
to remain one-half hour after
school.
For the third time committing
| the same offense, the offender is
to be placed back on the deport-
ment list.
Hazing and all other forms OF
initiation of students will not be
allowed.
The waste basket shall be
passed in study hall at the close
of each and every period.
Everyone shall stand while
speaking and not more than two
shall speak at once.
No one shall speak longer than
three minutes and not more than
twice in one period.
Senior Notes
The Senior section room is now
beautifully decorated in remnants
and house plants and we expect
to have, before very long. a SEN
ior pennant in our colors, pink
and white.
Friday evening after school
the senior girls had a meeting and
elected Anna Belle Thompson
captain of the Senior girls basket
hall team. The first inter-class
game of the year was played Fri
day night. The Senior girls de-
feated the Sophomore girls with
score of IS to 4. This game was
not as easily won as the score
might indicate. The Sophs played
well and made us work, but they
have not been playing as long as
the Seniors. This was the first
game the Senior girls have played
but it won't be the last. We ex-
pect to win every game we play
and again become the possessors
of the beautiful loving cup given
to the class champions.
Junior Notes.
Oral composition began in Eng
lish this week. Mabel Clarke
started one class with an interest
ing talk about Greenland. Others
just as interesting about widely
varying topics, followed and the
results are so pleasing that Miss
Fenton feels sure that the Junior
class has some silver-tongued or
ators in it.
Grade cards! What a host OF
sensations they arouse. Some Of
the sensations are pleasant, and
some are decidedly otherwise.
However, as a class, We got our
share Of Els and SIS and some in
dividuals got more than their
shares, as, for example, Katie
Harp received only Els. Can you
beat it?
In some mysterious way there
was an error in last weeks notes
The boy senator was not Clyde
Borland as was stated, but Ralph
Harper. Our dignity will not per-
init the name Of lower classman
to be substituted for the name OF
q noble Junior, SO bear in mind
the correction please.
Sophomore Notes
We Sophies feel very important
with only few failures on our
cards for last term. OF course
we are thinking Of Els and SIS for
next term.
The Sophomore girls were de-
feated last Friday night BY the
Seniors. Although the Sophs
were greatly outclassed they
showed their gameness by stick
ling to it and being game losers.
The. Soph boys, who feel that
they have the best team in the
thigh school, will meet the Seniors
on the field Of honor some day
<hia yvAak fnr fha first game thie