Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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Zlirvalmtztnt Svupwlattiuea Best looking .... Most impudent .... Most egotistical . .. . . . . . Most talkative .. . Silliest ........ Most reticent .... Biggest boob Most vain ........... Most unconventional .... Happiest ........... Unhappiest .... Pepperiest' ....... Most languid .... Most popular .... Most active . . . Biggest stiff ..... Biggest bluffer .... Noisiest ......... Quietest ....... Most peculiar . .. Hardest worker .. . Greatest shirk . .. . . Most brilliant ... Most musical .... Laziest ........ Fairest ........ Most accurate . . . Longest ....... Squarest .... Shortest ........ Most artistic ...... Most dependable .... . . . Most modest ...... Zlmaginr Harold Lane seven feet tall, Ernest Evens becoming small, Angie Faubion with long red hair, Willie Coop turning real fair, Ruby Berry in a fifty-yard dash, lva Leonard saying something rash, Ivan Moore, acting a fool, Esther Pritchard on a dunce stool, Edna Brannock not making a noise, Grace Berry playing with toys, Chester Kash without any cash, Ruby O'Dea making a mash, Forty-si ... ... . . .George Alsbach ..Reynold Griffith james Argenbright . . . . . .Alma Kelley .......Lola Smith . . . .Florence Price . . . . .Fred Zimmer ..Dow Chenoweth ........Hazel Lee .. .Lola Simpson .. Homer johnson . . . .Marie Hensley .Edward Francisco I .... Mildred Silvers .........Edifh Ellis . . .DeArmon Feely .......john Funk ....George Nafus ........l,iiy Rowe ..Velma Heryford ......,.joe Leeper ...Fred Thornbrugh ....Agnes Walker . . . .Mildred Ream . . . . .Boyd Guyton ..Dorothy Cannon . . .Lester Maddox . . . . . .Clyde White .. . .Louise Henry . . . .Della Baker . . .Wendell Hulse .. . . .Mattie Drake .Lucile Henderson

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ff .l ,,,,,,,,...l -1- ll- Il I . , ' Uhr Emir nf 1 mvnig Eiarttgiplace .... Butler High School . ...September 4, 1916 game . . .Freshman Class ufse .,.. .... M iss Ficklin FIRST 'roomii g The youngster s- first tooth .was discox ered b . nwentys little playmates Nineticn on the foul th day of January when little Twenty surprised his fuend DY winning a basketball game Young Nineteen in- sisted that little Twenty s tooth was weiy shaip FIRST WVORDb . Baby s first words were See me They vs ere spoken on The occasion of his being pre-sented witha pennant won by selling the largest number oi t1ckets to the Bal- optican benefit . . p V1 2 A 1 - .A iff , 1 mf.- -V 1 f in ,gs - 1, 4,41 ,1 WU' fi A1!x!::, 34' ' QQ! All ' . ,fa A! . 1 .J llIl l! f 1 .4 il gigs 'lf .ll ' ' 'l,l r 'i lilll - ' li l c its ii r l' - . 'llllik you ll .4 N ' ff ' ill ' ' W' if . fm l f :rf E H1 Q in UQ CD at 1 . . .... I .age , Q!! , ,M p , lll all llf A LU' . 1. 3 ,lj Q 5 n Pi 'U 7-l ..- P E E P3 E in rr 1' i'-tial' llll ...age ' N 1 , 1. ....age ? , W! SOCIAL Annuulss. jg YQ Miss Fiskiin and Mr. and Mrs. Henderson 'honored little Twenty Qt with a reception on the twelfth day of September. Ice cream and cake tg l l,. as ,f were served. Many acquaintances, ig which seem destined to last through- ll rl'- W ' ' ii' out the four years, were formed. A J The second gala occasion was a Q g . gf, party given by Mr. and Mrs. Welton Q xx 1 f ll f M5 J to celebrate the prowess of the girls' aj basketball team. ' 1 PLAYTHINGS. K Little Twenty's first' plaything was the loving cup which was won from its four-year-old playmate on . January 24, 1917. iAGNES WALKER, '20. 155 Illustrated by E. P. VValker, '13, 5 1 l Forty-f ive 1 2 - if it E I

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-,-.1 ,ku .. .,1,.. f- :,e?:g-. ,,'--giver-V:-rb':-::-5 :f.n-1-fg5-:e:-1:'-::-:-s--+5- e5fm'!.-:S-1-ar: 2-er:-:,i::i:r -:-1. . -xii-ez-r : 5:-.1-:gb se cj- sf ilmagtnv-Qlnntinnvh Violet Seese down in the dumps, Clara Ferguson having the mumps, Hortense Cameron behaving herself, Eulalia Sturgeon laid on the shelf, Mona Bowman with scarlet fever, Nadine Barber with something to grieve her, Frank Cox in a lone study hall, Pauline Crabtree not read to I y bawl, The Freshie treasurer with all promised change, If these were but so, wouldn't Freshmen be strange? Elf JHIJLI Einar Sam Pmgthing B1 Zera Baker's air of wisdom, Florence Belt's timidity,ffj' A Fred'Couch's posture in class, I Elizabeth Co1eman's enthusiasm for boys, Isabelle Cunningham's industry, ' Virgil Ellington's discussions in class, Bertha Evens' steadiness, . Iva Faubion's slang, , Mary Harper's sobriety, Noel Holloway's brazenness, Herschell Hupp's mania for mischief, Ruth I Kern's self-satisfied air, Marguerite Lane's passion for study, Josephine Leonard's husky voice, Robert Lievan's manliness, Mabel Padley's walk, Elsie Pritchard's spelling, May Proctor's weakness, Gladys Radford's hair, ' Alice Sherman's broken English, - jewell Simmons' shapely mouth, Marie Stayton's friendliness, Zelma Stee1e's enormous frame, Mabel Swartz's love of ease, I Josephine Voris' devotion to basketball, Agnes Ward's unassuming manner,- Clyde Wilcox's attempted bluffs, Goldie Young's cheerfulness, ' Ermine Zimmer's nerve, Donna Speir's quick speech, Margaret Hyatt's grin, ikr DRAW ITS PICTURE HERE. Forty