The Butler weekly times., 1917-05-10
School Notes.
A. c. Moreland.

A. c. Moreland.
Rural graduation exercises will be
held in the Circuit Court room in
Butler, Saturday, May 1o, 1917. The
following program will be rendered:
Piano solo, Mrs. A. c. Moreland; de-
votienal, exercises, -Rey. R. N. Tai
bert; song, eighth grade pupils OF
Butler Webster school; address, Mr..
H. O. Maxey; reading, Miss Ruth
Wyatt; presentation of diplomas,
Supt. J.. O. Henderson. The exer-
cises will begin at O'Clock p. m.
Miss Edna Shesler, Amsterdam,
Mo-, made the highest average in the
county. She will receive the schol-
arship offered by the Chillicothe
Business College. And she won the
scholarship offered by the Butler
School Board. Her teacher the past
term was Marie Jensen.
Horace Ferguson, Spruce, Mo,
won the scholarship offered by the
Butler school board for the boy max
ing the highest average. His teach
er for the past term was Miss Myrtle
Randall.
Miss Luella Burch, Rockville, Mo-,
won the Rich Hill scholarship. Her
teacher for the past term was Miss
Anna Afford. Hugh Wilson, Rich
Hill, Mo-, won the Rich Hill scholar
ship. His teacher was Miss lrma
Lowry.
Miss Inez Jennings, Worland, Mo-,
won the Hume scholarship. Her
teacher for the past term was Mr..
Frank Rogers. Lemuel Sylvester.
Worland, Mo-, won the Hume schol-
arship. His teacher was Mr.. Frank
Rogers.
Miss Glada Showalter, Adrian,
Mo-, won the Adrian scholarship.
Her teacher for the past term was
Mr.. Fred Houseworth. RalphWar-
ford, Altona, Mo-, won the Adrian
scholarship. His teacher for the
past term was Mr.. Henry Cox.
Butler, Rich Hill, Adrian, and
Hume offer two scholarships each,
one to the boy and one to the girl
making the highest average on all OF
the subjects. Pupils are requested to
choose the High School they desire
to attend, and then the scholarships
are awarded accordingly.
The following are the names of the
pupils who attended school in the
rural schools and who are entitled
to diploma. The names of those
attending in the town will not be Civ
en- as most of the towns held their
own exercises: Lonnie Mosher,
Madge Teeter, Ralph Warford, Dolla
Drew, Delpha Sewers, Edna Ash
baugh, George Wolfe, Franklin
Mowyer, Mary Talbot, Lester
White, Hattie Maddy, Margaret
Lacy, Frances Blackman, Lulu Bed
we'll, Maude Switzer. Glada Sho-.
walter, Mildred Black, Thelma
Wright, Bessie Harbaugh, Edna
Shesler, Minnie Dykman, Pauline
Terry. Herman Booi, Ralph Burton.
Iva Bitner. Aletha Simpson, Beulah
Medley, Rollin Harper, Nando Will
Jams, Ruth Minnick, Marie Doer-
finger, Hanna Steiner. Flossie Els
bury. Bernice Ford, Navella Hooker,
Anna Young, Mona Hooper. Claude
FIendrickson, Lee Harness. Inez Jen-
nings, Lemuel Sylvester, Stanley
Mills, Luther Stults. Edith Stults,
Myrtle Fouts, Naomi Collard. Sylvia
Seelinger, Herschell Beard, Ufa Dur
bin, Evern Whitehead, Gordon Chap
pell. Ina Faubion, Dot Harper, Lora
Everett, Ethel Ruddell, bessie Getz,
Cornelius Adams, Ida Porter, Jennie
Taylor, Paul Ffansham. Nancy
Deems, Elsie Mitchell. Ruby ORear,
Christine Warren, Lora Holloway,
Ira Faubion, Blanche Taylor. Elean-
or Leonard, Horace Ferguson. VII
ma Chambers. Lawrence Brummett,
I.awton Stokes. Georgia Cray Eu-
gene Shroyer. Bill May, Amy VIII
son, David Dudley, Mabel Suther-
Hand. Ada Mosier, Ruth Smith, Flor
eece cssbb. Archie Ryaa. Teddy
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