Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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CLASS OF 1940 Vera Jane Marsh . . . “Vee” ... A demure, pleasing manner . . . our “Best Sport” . . . lovely dancer . . . witty, talkative, and ready for anything. Donald Martin . . . “Donnie wi’ the dark brown hair” . . . likes ice cream and driv- ing to Herman ... a martyr in our Civics T rial. Louise Patricia Martino . . . tiny person with brown hair and brown eyes . . . perfect “jitterbug.” . . . just adores Errol Flynn . . . ambition, to be an aviatrix. Arnold McCormick . . . neat, brown-eyed lad . . . likes red ties and vanilla milk-shakes . . . collects rare coins . . . hopes to be government clerk. Carol Jane McCoy . . . blue-eyed, blond, belle of C. E. . . . also, of Mixed Chorus and Quartette . . . we suspect she likes “Jerk” Vasbinder. Loyal M. McDonald . . . our Scotch football laddie . . . good-natured ... a good friend . . . drives a red Willys and likes redheads. Joseph E. McGary . . . “Joe” . . . black hair . . . green eyes . . . gay sense of humor . . . likes sports, especially soft ball ... a confirmed bachelor. Geraldine E. McGinnis . . . has a pleasant smile for everyone . . . real friend . . . “Gerry likes skating and is a camera fiend.

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SENIOR Mabel Lucille Kummer . . . “May” .... a brunette with snapping brown eyes . . . friendly . . . keen sense of humor . . . could live on tapioca pudding . . . voca- tion, stenographer. Joe A. Lauteria . . . “Pippy” . . . wants to become a Fred Astaire . . . good typist .... likes music . . . always willing to do favors. Lila Gertrude Layton . . . diminutive . . . brown-eyed . . . loves riding a horse and collecting butterflies . . . wants to be a second Florence Nightingale. Howard Lefever . . . hobbies, championship baseball and chocolate pie ... A Mixed Chorus-er . . . took part in three oper- ettas . . . longs to sing like Nelson Eddy. Joseph Lehnerd . . . likes adventure ... a softball fanatic and a football fan ... an electrical engineer-to-be . . . she lives in Grove City. Pearl G. Levin . . . friendly, dependable . . . A No. 1 Magnet representative from 205 . . . favorite(?) pastime, driving . . . ambition, to learn to park between two cars. Joseph W. Lohner . . . “Joe” . . . likes base- ball and chemistry . . . also blondes, red heads, and brunettes ... a highway pa- trolman, hell be, you bet! C. Reid Longweli. . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . liked everywhere ... to be a naturalist he’s tryin’ ... an island home he dreams of buyin’. .THE MAGNET

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SENIOR Helen Mae McGinnis . . . “Muggs” to her friends . . . loyal ... a good sport . . . good dancer . . . played basketball . . . pastime, listening to radio. Roy McKissick, Jr. . . . mild-mannered but mischievous ... a good student . . . his greatest disappointment—too small to be a football player. Cari. H. McQuistion ... a baseball player and track man of real ability ... a friend to everyone ... a diligent worker. Tony C. Menchyk . . . tall, light-complexion- ed . . . handsome . . . bashful but brilliant . . . greatest ambition, to travel ... a great admirer of sports. Alma Louise Milleman . . . very talkative . . . lots of pep, vim, and vitality . . . goes for blondes . . . ambition, to be a dress designer. Edna Mae Miller . . . blue-eyed blond from Greenwood Village . . . grand good sport . . . likes camping, peach pie, and Gone With the Wind. James Nebel . . . “Cam” ... six feet tall . . . loves hunting and English (even if he can't memorize poetry) . . . and pretty girls. Grin Henry Nicholas . . . “Nicky” . . . the fun-loving boy with the sandy hair . . . worked hard for the Magnet . . . future automobile designer. THE MAGNET