Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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Fifty B. EC. 1Bnen1n-Glnniinaueh I've told you almost all the news, 'Most all that I recall now, Misteri So please Write soon, and very soon, To your dear little sister. O. L. A. ,19- I-1,- i Sums Zllair Samples Eh: Glall Oh sweet bonn.ie lassie -Peg O' My Heart- It's to see you 1'n1 wishin', Peggy asthore. VVid the glint in your eye . Like Erin's blue sky, And your laughter like ripples o' waves on the shore. Oh, the County o' Cork is a wearisome place, Since you left with the sunshine, Peggy asthoreg tAnd my heart is fair breakin' VVid all its wild achin' To see you and keep you in Erin once more. Autumn In the Autumn when the leaves fall, VVhe.n the grond is covered over Witll the leaves of oak and maple, VVith the leaves of gold and crimson, 'When the sky is blue above me, With the hazy blue of Autumn, VVhen the far-off hills of purple, ' Looming faintly in the distance, Beckon, beckon to the igazer, Then into the woods I hie me, There to Wander by the brookside, There to dream, and think, and ponder On the wonders of the forest, Oin. the Works of Mother Nature. ff mv-,,. .,

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e ' ' ' - ' 'e-1-'+'-92429-4-feereeaeeeerefsaefe-fraqs-.1-:Q-rw:-ef-r-5-1.e,fe:--as E I F i 'E IL 5 E I E I H V 2 iz ,I H I i 2 E I Q 15. ! 5. E 5 5 i 6 S, JA 1 'l1.'K,. m1121115 Dear brother: How is life these days In camp so far from here? At least, it seems a long way off, For you've been gone a year. A year has passed since you were here In dear old B. I-I, S. Gay times we had before you left Here Vivian echoes, Yes! You wonder what we're doing now In school you think so oft about? In study hall we have less noise, And fewer have to be sent out. This morning in our history class Miss Chastain talked the livelong hour! VVe didn't have to talk one bit, For she displayed her speaking power. She told us all about her trip To Sheridan, the Camp, last Week, The best of all was in that part Where of the trenches she did speak, She told us how the trench is built And now I feel I know as much As you, about the means of war, And trenches, battle lines, and such. Miss Adams, in our class in art, Has started. us on Christmas Work, For you a desk set I shall make, So then on writing you can't shirk. Our annual staff we've got at last With Ruth as Chief, and others wise, WC,l'C sure we'll have success this year, And at the Fair we'll get first prize. ...L .. : - .5--. V ,f :-,v-.,.a--g,.'.,- ' ' LA.,-La?-Si-E-'f fikffii-Pri-3,.,.,1s--4. I-'-,L..g,,. :- Forty-nine V ,,,. -...4..,.,,.,.. .

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