The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-14
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The Senior class this year Has, IN
~ members enrolled only three depk|
than last year. The officers eleetsyI
for the coming year were Milo SNM|
cox, president; Ruth Talbot. ySics
president; Claude Reichel, treas,1rsS;1
Anna Belle H Campbell, a1liataSt]
treasurer; Walter Foster, yell leAdeSi3
Edna Krinn, reporter. The; cla1Ssy0tt]
ed 70 have an Annual this yeaT,sS0 l
will expect a great deal Of suppoy4l
from the people around town
The Seniors are very proud aiOt
tet,ir members. Claude Reichs1 WA9
their members. Claude Reichel MAx
ISOLATION and LeEtta Simpson, sse+
rotary. Marian Warnock was a1so
chosen reporter for Student BODY,
/ Work has not been started 10 SiSrI|
in athletics, but we hope to have Two
strong teams in basket ball this year.
There will be number of Seniors on
both teams. ss,#.f NJ S.-
The II" cards have been sent ou:,
but the Seniors, of course, received
very few. Mr.. Lee very kindly cave
us permission for a Section Room,
and Miss Berry was uianin1ousiy
elected section room teacher. 5 M -fs
Work is rapidly progressing on the
athletic association benefit play
Aaron Boggs; Freshman 4
Thursday evening we held our
class picnic at Christy's Lake
About forty Of the class went, accom-.
panied by all but two of the teachers.
Everyone had a lovely time, and yol
simply can't describe those eats. A
relay race was held and we found
out who could run the fastest. After
we had eaten, rousing big fire was
made, and we roasted marshmallows,
sang and yelled An impromptu
class meeting was held and little. Al
bert Lee was unanimously elected
Senior Mascot. Only one thing was
mystery-that was where all those
cookies went
Junior Jingles. ss
We Juniors say, if you can't. be
pine on the top of the hill,
Be, a scrub in the valley-but be
The best little scrub at the side OF the
rill;
Be bush if you can't be tree. n
We can't all be presidents, we've got
to be crew,
There's something for all of us here;
There's big work for Martha and
Avis, too, sy.ta
But the task for Alice is greater
when we all pay Our dues.
If you can't be an officer, then be
one of the crew,
If you can't be the sun, be a star;
1t isn't through size that we win or
we fail
But by being the best of whatever
we are.
The Junior class elected the follow
ing officers for the years Io2o-2I:
Martha Williams, president; Avis
Keasling, vice president; Alice De-
Almond, secretary and treasurer.
The picnic given by the Junior
class on Friday, Sept. 10, 1890, was al
success. Nearly every Junior was
present to partake in the childish
games. and to consume. the wienie
sandwiches.
Sophomore Scribbles
We have some Sophomores this
year who were not in the .Freshmansl
class last year and some who weresl
here last year did not. come back.
There are one hundred sixty-one en-
rolled in the school this year; sixty5l
five of these are Sophomores. III
At q class meeting at the begin
ming Of the term we elected the foil
lowing officers: 81
President, Lonnie O'Bannon; vice
president, Ray Fluffy; secretary, LilSI
Lyle; treasurer, Dot Miller; report
er. Lila Lyle.
And last. but not least we havel
had 4, pienic, Thursday evening, SspsI
,fembes -, We LETT The school huildis3l
~ carr tor Chfisfys Lake. SevefSj5
ut the SDphog doFes did not 60, III
,Ann1t II TIE SeSEh er69 did. We sp<ie
TI 4! eei9g iIe ssmes; roasti1
III ]. Il sx I iorvsfd 70 psfk |