Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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- E112 Gfwthersa sinh Basket Ball Hluaxgerz uf E. Q. S. ,i..1...1 -- . A is for Alphonso, a good old skate, ' V ' - VVho stayed at hoine, with mumps and learned to bake. B is lor Borland, a modest youth is the, ' If men couldfbe .angels, he would' surely be. C is for 'Craigland Chastainitoo, 'A f 1Their youthfulness is sadly true. Ku, is for David, who plays sonie ball, 1' VVh'y not? 'He's been here the' longest bf, all. 1 1 - s . E is- for Em1nett,'brave and tall, I I' 4 A f 4 ' He's 'some bearf' at Basket Ball. Fisloir failure, the saddest of names, A signtof laziness, or lack of brains. G isifor Gorman, who slings English dope, lf you use rough stuff, she'll get your goat. , His for Henderson, who runs theshebang, The head of the firing squad, the worst of the I is for inferior, a cousin of F, t Either would take a Spartans bteath. ' ' ' J is .for Jones, when she's married andldggone I VVe'll hear' her sw.ee't'vo1ce, saying, - Move onf? ' K is for Kinion whose tactics are k11l1n', Q A. ' -Worn some man-tell her, Barkis is wil1lin'? f . L is for Logan, the goat of the horde, ' VVho got kicked out by Craig and Board. M is for Marie, the sister of,Tub, At Basket Ball she is no scrub. N- Nuthin, doin'. - Q ' O is for O'Rear, who howls and rairs,'i And throws the puppies -down the Stairs. K . P is for Price, tl1at's-her'name, From praising her we must refrain-. Q is for Queen, or Miss Johnson the fair VVho cares for the infants at the head of the stair. 3 . , R is for Rice and also for Ream, I . They have high ideals, it's plain to be seen. Sis for.Shirley, or Shirt tail for.Short, ' lniaugame of ball, watch himcavort. T is for Tilsley and also for Tub ' VVho are both in love up to the hub. U is for the Umpire, Frederick the Great, VVhen Johnny's around he gets the shake. V is for Vera, the tallest of all, There's no use tryin', when she gets the ball. NV isafor VVyatt, who went out in the wood, And brot in a 'possum because he was good. , X means 'Xcuse the authors' pen, - Our-only aim IS to make you grin. Y is for Yucatan, that helps us play ball, ' And gets us canned in the Study Hall. Z is for Zeal, may it never neglect us, And for th1s sp1el, Heaven protect us! Ul'VvT2iY14i'Y4twb THE JEWS AND BILL

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Twenty-four iluninra p OLAAYERS A pocket edition, small, but complete. V' She's altogether hard to beat. FRANCIS BABCOCK So fair, so clever, and with . such a stately mein, A Helen- of Troy of Modern times she seems. I-IORACE ALLEN . VVhy be funny? it never P3'YS, But Pan's not in it when he plays. AURON BROYLES Or Runt', for short. His chief occupation is be- ing smart, ' LEDA ANDREWS Ernest in endeavor, and yearning to be, A school ma'am, she con- fided to me. MARIE BAKER , A nature free from vanity and pride, This lassie is gentleness personified. LEATHA BAIRD Exceedingly fair to look upon is she, As dignified and quiet as can be. SHIRLEY BOARD -Experience keeps a dear school, But you'1l learn in no other.