The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-05-18
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SCHOOL MOTIFS
"a. G. Moreland.

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THE regular June teachers ex-
animation will be held in the But.
[lees high school building June 9
and 3. The order Of subjects will
te as ollows: First day: Geog-
Eraphy, language, algebra, orthog-
raphy, grammar, arithmetic, liter
ature and reading; Second day :
civil government, U. 8. history,
agriculture, algebra, adv. science,
Physiology, writing, pedagogy,
literature and adv. history. Those
teachers who expect to attend
summer school and write on the
examination should write to me
and get number before leaving
for school. This will prevent con-
siderable confusion for the exam
liner in charge.
According to section 1O943 of
the school law a county superin-
tendent may endorse second grade
certificates from adjoining coun-
ties. School board members
should not employ a teacher with
q second grade certificate from an
adjoining county without writing
to me as to whether I will endorse
it or not. This especially applies
to the eastern part Of the county
where number Of teachers who
fail to get schools in their home
county come into Bates. They are
not the best class Of teachers or
they would not have this to do.
I have only received about half
of the estimates and the enumera-
tions. The clerks should attend to
this at once. These papers should
be filed with me by the 18th Of
May, and districts are likely to
lose their state aid if these reports
are not in by this time.
Bellefield Atcheson of Hudson
township who gets his diploma
this year has never been absent
from or tardy to school since he
started eight years ago. This is
certainly fine record. Who can
beat it?
The rural graduation exercises
will be held in the circuit court
room in Butler, May 20, 1916. The
program is as follows: Piano colo.
Hiss Elizabeth Ewin; devotional,
Rev. .. r. Scroggs; reading, Miss
Josephine Simpson; address, II. o.
Maxey presentation Of diplomas,
A. G.. Moreland.
The following scholarships were
won: Butler, Mabel Padley and
Fora Baker; Rich Hill, Lester
Wood and Fay Blankenbaker;
Adrian Newton Morris and Helen
Frazier; Hume, Edna Brayton.
The following pupils will re-
ccive diplomas: Bellfield Atche-
son, Alma Smith, Chester Kash,
Eyangeline Gilliland, Marie Stay
ton, Erlnine thinner, Ethel Hoov-
er, Cliff Medlin, Marie Hegnauer,
Calvin Strange, Ralph Cummins,
LaFollette, Mary Harp
er Robert Rowe, Velma Oline,
Bessie Braden, Helen Frazier.
Goldie Whitehead, Lucy Wal
bourn, Glenard Thomas, Mere
18th Black, Marguerite Shin
,essel; Gladys Miller, Velma
Sander, Cecile Thomas, May
McGinnis, Nina Keen, Ed
ward Underwood, Stella Fajen,
John Funk, Myrtle Fleming, |
Mabel Padley, Gladys Cummins,
Bethel Sigler, Lawrence Brown,
Bertha Bridges, Harley Bennett,
Ray Farmer, Ronald Feely Mary |
lcAnnich, Andrew Londerholm,
IRA Mollenkopf, Esther Collard,
Iarline Ellis, Pearl Wolfe, Sterl-
ng Elsbury, jane Coulter. Nellie
Vestbrook, Rutherford Laughlin,
'helma Hall, Crawford Ellis, Mar
on Hall, Pearl Griggs, Alice Du-
ZACH, Leona LaFrance, Sylvie
)eardorff, Zelma Steele, Lillian
'purrier, Vead Scott, Ircel Nc
,hesney, Ruby Sullins, Emma
,atts, -Goldie Oates, Susie Maupin,
William Moore, Euline Page,
'dith Hoover, Mary Goodwin,
lice Schellman, Lester Wood,
lara Coleman, Clyde White,
'thel Grimsley, Lily Rowe, Ruby
Dea, Fern Oline, Leslie Bitner,
earl Largent, Gertie Elsbury,
Iucile Stone, Edith Upton, Daisy
ole, Fay Blankenbaker, Mar
aret Thomas, Florence Belt,
Larry McGinnis, Agnes Wilson,