Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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Much excitement prevailed when the big brown packages containing the com- mencement invitations and the name cards arrived at school. The committee is pictured in Room 205 at 4 oicloclc when they were sorting them according to homerooms. That these two groups really work is proved by the fact that the june committees handled over a thousand dollars worth of business. ll The invitation and name card vp. 4 committee in action. I , Buses stop here The school bus is a fa- miliar sight to the large per- centage of students who ride the bus twice a day. The students are eagerly looking forward to the time when they will be transport- ed in a more atomic type of vehicle. C . At eight-thirty and four, buses arrive at the door.

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Among the various class activities, the after school dances are popular. The dances, which are held in the gym, are sponsored by each class in turn beginning with the A Senior class. Music is supplied by one of several high school orchestras. Door prizes, which may be either silly or of actual value, are always highly advertised. The classes vie with one another to find the trickiest name for their dance. Decorations add atmosphere which carries out the theme. Proceeds from the dances go to the treasury of the sponsoring organization. Santa visits the Leaders Club Dance in the gym. Magnet work in 204. General and Yearbook staff The seventh period in 204 finds seniors hard at work on the Magnet yearbook. Many and varied are the activities of the staff. First the dummy is set up, pictures planned and arranged, write-ups drafted, checked and rechecked. Then begins the endless checking of names and the constant driving toward deadline. In this period the yearbook staff and other students interested in Magnet work congregate in Miss Reed's room. Of course there is a lot of fun, too. 16