Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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ggmgap.. Swninrz EULALAH PARK ' Eulalia is onepof several vari- ables. In her brief stay in B. H. S. her name has changed in spelling thirteen times. If she should take a notion to change her surname, boys beware. A RALPH HARPER Ralph was discovered on a farm near Amoret. He was transplanted to B. H. S., where he flourished steadily until a girl smiled at him. Then-I He is slowly' recovering. LILLIE SODERSTRONI Lillie is as fair as her name sug- gests. In the course of her high school days, she has spoken three times to another boy than her broth- er. We marvel at her audacity. IVAN RAY n Rounder is thoroughly educated-, if one is willing to listen to him about it. He is fond of medals, so very fond of them that he adorns himself with pot lids and big buttons in the vain hope of deceiving somebody in- to thinking they're medals. Poor little mannie! RETTIA KERRENS Reety is too quiet to let us know anything of her past except that she has been to a picture show twice. As for her present, we can only say that she is our class secre- tary and treasurer, and her future lies in the path of a country school ma'am. Fifteen .- ,..... ... .. .-,... - ... ' - f , , . . . ,.: 1- ..

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nirtci-ii Sventinm KATHRYN HENRY Kato is too busy to toll anything of hor history or zlinhition, If you'1'o curious zihout her, you'll lizxve- to ask for inforinzition tirst hand. NVQ r-an do nothing for you. VI'IS'I'l'1li Hl'DIll.I'1STUN XYostvi ' onine horc- with a hook in ono hand :ind his courzige in the othor. 'Pho hook has le-it his hand ofton, hut his c-otirzigo novor. He ovon stands put wht-n Miss Hays sr-olds, :ind thait'S going sornex 1il'IlC'l'Rl'IJl'I Y.-KNNUY Goi'tiQ's ilz1ttorin,z ways nizirked her :is fl victim for Cupid's zirrows. VVQ huvo triod to Count the Cruslios made in four yt-airs, but it's use-lc-ss. Ask hor. li I .M ICR SODICRSTICONI Sindy is at second Soci'z1tesQ--uc-- cordinu' to his own idea. The knowl- edge ho has zicquired here is surpass- ed only hy that of whif-h he might liavo hoc-oine Dossossor, ir' he had but resisted the temptation to write ponies, BIAIUIC WlliIil.UlH BIziweo followod Xvlilllil liero. :ind has followed hor sinvo hor zu'- rivul in Biltlt-1'. Thinks sho will be- XVillllil'S privzito S0f'l't'iZll'j' when XYil- inu hecoines un affluent p0dz1u'og'ue. .U-A.-...-.:.,. L V. ,.,,L,..l.,.-Lf., gZ.,.'g..5i,..f,.1.-.'. ,..p.g.,,,,.,,.g:.,-1. --, , ..,. A..,.,.,,., -,-,, ,

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l Xt!'K'll Svvniiirn lll'TH SI 'ROGGS Ruth is quite willing to tell us all we want, to know, except, for the fact that she yawns too often to have time to talk. XYhen she awakens, the narrative will be continued. LLOYD HAZICN Lloyd has wandered rather vague- ly about, his only regular procedure being to go periodically to Alnoret to see-'just to see an Oval. N0 wonder he is so fond of drawing ovals in art. Our deepest sympathy to her, Lloyd. ANNA MA IC BURTON Anna Mae has shown herself to be a most earnest student of frolics. She has learned the tricks of that trade to perfection with Eva and XVinnie to coach her. , . ., , .. ,, . . .- .. ,...,,...-,e,-e:...:-.1 -,,,.,-.q,.M.-...,-,.-Q-.,,,.:,,......,.,...,..,,,..,,,,-:.,....... age., J.,