Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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Q , .,.,,-Q-.,-..---, , L,-,, ,.i ,,,,. .- ,,,,....-v.tw,v- ...-..,-1.1,-...f .....-t . 4 QBIII' Flirivnh B. l-I. S. willingly pays tribute to one of its best-loved, most faithful friends. P. A. Orear. When we are in trouble, we know where to go for aid, for from Pres it comes as unfailingly as one can wish. If we don't know what time it is. he informs us willingly. When our books are lost, he can usually tell us where to look for them. If we get lonely for a scolding, he has one on tap for us with little urging. Class days would be strange without him to help decorate, darken rooms and lock doors to keep marauders from other classes from destroying the fruits of our toil. When a pin or hairpin is wanted, he has it. Our frosted toes are soothed on winter days when he shows us just where we may best get them warm. When a French heel suddenly gave way and precipitated the Editor-in- Chief down the stairway, to whom did she go for help? Of course it was Pres. who mended the shoe heel and sent her on her way rejoicing. If we absolutely must relieve our feelings as to the state of our affairs, or the affairs of another, we know who is the ready listener. Keeping in mind all these things, is it any wonder that the pupils of B. H. S. go to him for counsel as well as for comfort? We feel not, and for this reason proudly call Preston A. Orear Our Friend. Eight

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l i Cll Sveninrn Llflll.-X KITVH EY Lcla is a native of Appleton City, where she was tamed until she was permitted to enter B. H. S. as a Junior. So rapidly have honors been heaped upon her that she is now pres- ident of the class of 'l7. We hope she recovers from this last affliction. KATHIIIGICN l'Hl'lH'H Kathleen was in a serious position recently. She told us that a certain young man's mustache almost tickled her to death. ' Our joy at her escape from death-and the young man-is boundless. IPIIANVIS K. GODHIN Kewpie dropped into B. H. S. from Urich last year. So greatly were we astonished that we permitted him to become one of the Butlerite staff without protest. This year he was made Business Manager. He has also won glory as a B. H. S. debater. He yies with the stars for brilliancy. FANNIE SICLLS C'leora was formerly a normal girl, but in her fourth year of high school she was attacked severely by heart disease. Some say it was in- duced by worry over how to become business manager of a Business Man- ager, but no one is certain. KATIE HARP Katie Harp hailed from Oklahoma, but is a full-fledged Butlerite now. Her career needs no description, as it can be summed up in one huge E.