Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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George C. Atwell Chemistry. Science George L. Bernlohr Guidance Counselor H. L. Clawson Driver Education Aeronautics Matthew L. Dixon Electric Shop THE FACULTY There are some people in our town, And they are wondrous wise. Anna Jane Bolinger Physical Education Health ' 1 e:if ::'- '. J l-l. Vernon Comin History If I Dorothy A. Doerr Latin Jax' Anna H. Brier Bookkeeping . Q1 1 Q 2 ,Ffa 522. . ,. . gy oh 2 ' Mg ., ' . it me 4 Y 2 , .V,, Lucille Critchlow Chemistry L if f Alice E. Douthett English Jean A. Bell Algebra V ily' Q ,f 'ii Q x L I 'E V ' 131. , if f f f f , is , 4 EY 1 4,1 ' X ...,.,e,,.,y,3y,. . Q Q 'E jg' 3, A. G. Capezzuti Health. Football Samuel DeSimone English H. Richard Dryden Vocal Music Fourfffn

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He was a goodly king. Dear Graduates of 1952: Dickory, dickory, dock, I was the keeper of the clock, I tried my best to keep you on timeg but that is all over now you see, for as far as high school is concerned-you are free. You face new problems of life which will tax your ingenuity to solve. Like the Old Woman in the Shoe , you will think you have so many of these, you won't know what to do. But, an early philosopher once said, Change what you can, and endure what you mustf' With this as a guide, I am certain you can be a great success in your life to come. Remember the cow accom lished uite a feat when it . , P q 1 jumped over the moon. When you meet a seemingly impassible obstacle, go to work on it, don't give up, and in time you will surpass it. CHARLES J. MOORE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL To the Seniors of 1952: The Nursery Rhymes we sing and recite are varied and many. Most of the rhymes had their origin in the problems of the day, stories or legends of the day, plans for the future, reflections of the past, and some were designed merely to please and be pleasant. Using this theme for the 1952 Magnet reflects the ef- forts of this class to perpetuate the best of the high school memories and the fine tradition of our school. On the printed page of this annual there appears a record of the past, the present, and a reflection of the future. In the years ahead the Magnet, like the Nurs- ery Rhymes, will bring to all of us many pleasant recol- lections of the years in Butler Area Joint Senior High School. The senior class, unlike the ten o'clock scholar, has worked long and well. To the class goes our very best Sincerely yours, Charles Moore wishes. Sincerely yours, Guy N. Harriger Thirtrrn DR. GUY N. HARRIGER DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM

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