The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


tober 2Sth.
The spirit of Hallowe EN- was
carried out in the decorations
and games.
Each guest was greeted at the
door by IA ghost and was admit
ted only after Il vow had been
taken to enter into all the sports
Various games were played by
all, but many looked with long
ing eyes and wishing hearts at
the large kettle of cider hanging
from the tripod.
Their wishes were granted
about 10 80 when two course
luncheon consisting of creamed
chicken rosettes, sandwiches,
salad licorice, doughnuts and cid
en- was served.
After much coaXing we were
persuaded to leave the cider and
bright lights and go home.
The girls Home Economics
classes, the Manual Training
boys and Agriculture boys had a
Halowe EN- party last night at the
Home Economics building.
The boys of the Vocational Ag-
riculture class are preparing Tor
trip to Columbia ON Monday,
October 30, 1922. They are to
have test and the three making
the highest grades are to be Civ
eli the trip to Columbia. Mr..
Taylor, the Agriculture teacher,
will accompany the boys.
The Manual Training students
are about ready to put some OF
their work on exhibition. They
have some very nice looking arti:
cIes in the process of assembling.
Watch for your favorlte artl-
Gle and make the boys proud OF
their skill.
The parking law is being OBJ
served by those students VINO
come to school in cars and the
cars are always parked on the
right side of the stree. Obscr'.
ance of this law may prevent ac-
cidcnts.
The Sophomore class met on
Friday afternoon for the Hur-
pose of selecting a class Spon-
sor. The outcome OF TINS election
was that NJ ISIS Cabbell was unan-
imonslv elected. The meeting
adjourned after deciding to hold
a meeting again on Mo'day al
ternoon, to elect officers.
Butler gave away another Foot
Ball game on Friday; Rockville
winning by il score of 20 to ..
A few faithful rooters went
with the boys to Rockville.
Miss Witt. Nancy Plattenburg,
Leslie Guyant, and Sam llulse
went hunting Friday afternoon.
From all we hear the guns did
not work exactly right and the
result is that no game was
brought back. We hope they
have better luck next time
Miss Mabel Beshore, former
student of the Butler High
School, visited the High School
ON Thursday afternoon.
Delbert Spaur, a former stu
dent of Butler High visited the
High school last Friday after
noon.
The Art CLASSES are maxim"
very good progress now. The
majority of students lave fin
ished their colored charts and
are starting on new tasks
The Vocational Ayl iculturc
class has a very interesting dis
play in the Peoples Bank win
dow, showing the need of lime in
the soil.
Spelling is being taught extern
sively in the High school this
year. The text used in the Chew
spellcr. Spelling is very import
ant and seems to be improving.
The gate results at Adrian
Tuesday showed that almos' as
many Butler folks as Adrianites
were present. There was plenty
of cause to yell and as there vas
no backwardncss shown on our
part-well, Ill bet the farmers
didn't get as mucE mllKIfom
their COWS that evening as they
should. The score was ito to U,
with Adrian on the little end.
la the game at Harrisol.rille
Friday our boys seemed to be
slightly outclassed in the way
of quick, strategic plays which
1.-The Harrisonville gang had down
nat They worked shift plays on