Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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I f if ear. li igvranxml Equatinna Mr. Gorrell plus Eva equals 1 Tie Up. CSenior-Knowledge,j plus Sheepskin equals Position. TXLTElQHC11dGiSO3? plus call to ohfice equals Shaking Knees. Tuition Miss Ficklin plus Hays plus Miss Fenton equals 3 Diamonds. Cupid Daily Letter Sunday Calls Emerson Campbell equals His Nerve plus 0. Geo. Hupp plus Exceeding Boldness equals Passing Grades. Edgar Scifers minus Gladys Wear equals Last Rose of Summer. Report in Psychology plus Observation at E. School Test in English plus Debate in the Club equals day's work for Sr. T. T. student. Francis Authgqritb' A plus Carroll CAn Oriental Fablej equals Victory over Kruttschnitt N Wada' Scarlet Fever plus B. H. S. equals David X Goliath. Lloyd Hazen plus An Oval Marriage License equals Supreme Happiness. Zliaunritr Expreaainna Mr. Gorrell--Well, I'Il just see about that. Mr. Gibson-I feel mean to-night. Miss Ficklin-It's just killing. Miss Rice-Gee Gums! Miss Chastain-Not so as you can notice it. Miss Smith-l'lI tell you right now. Miss Fenton-Yes, certainly. Miss Hays-Piddle-dy-addle. Miss Adams-I'm just raring to know. Kathleen Church-Mr. Gibson. Ola Ayres-O gee, I don't know. Edna Ellington-Now, quit that. Maurita jenkins-Say, kid. David Thompson-Wait a minute. George I-Iupp--The deuce it is! Johnnie Dykman-I guess so, I don't know for sure. Clyde Borland-I read Muzzey, but I didn't see it. Carroll Zwahlen-Well, now, I'll just tell you. Robert Wolfe-It's just this-a-way. Katie Harp--Oh, bluey! Seventy

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A rf - -. ,sz-1-::-::-:-1:--ef:-:-::--1:-s-e:-1n-2f:-:f:-:+L-1:-2:-:-q.---e-l- '-- A L+ --------L-a-----f----- I take this means of thanking the merchants and business lirms that are represented in the advertise- ment section of the But1erite for 1917. Some have advertised because they believe this to be an excel-I lent means of advertisingg others have done so be- cause they wished to help the schoolg still others may have done so for other reasons,-to all the Stal? is truly grateful. V In ' 'g I ask thepublic to patronize these people whenever and however possible and 'thereby show to them its appreciation for the interest they have shownin the Butlerite and in the Butler High School. ' FRANCIS K. GODWIN, Business Manager. Seventy-seven