Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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THE MAGNET 18 Eleanor Wright The class reporter is Eleanor Wright, And as such she is all right; A busy worker, a true friend— Calm, married life will be her end. Helen Webber Class treasurer is Helen, And surely she can tell ’em Just where, and how, and what to do With all the money that comes to you. Margaret McCandless Peg McCandless here you see; She is merry and happy as can be. When there’s a lark. Peg’s right there And in with both feet, for she doesn’t care. Dorothy Vogeley Dorothy Vogeley is one of the larger ones of the class. In this not many others do surpass, But she is very jolly and full of fun, And as for looking-glass fussers—she is one. Studying Latin and German is her chief delight, And to do this she has sat up many a night.

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THE MAGNET 17 Paul Kennedy Paul Kennedy, a remedy For silence has been found. T etradimethylaminote, A quite simple compound. Jennings Young O, Jennings Young, as yet unhung, For you I see a career; Colossus of Rhodes, collector of toads, Many paths to you are clear. Susan Jenkins The “valedictorian” here you see. The “boss” of the “Magnet,” too, by gee! Although not a grind, Still, never behind; In whom the faculty no fault can find. Elizabeth Hepler A winsome miss is as good as a mile— That’s Elizabeth Hepler. She has the smile that will stay awhile But— She has the wiles that go with smiles, And many guiles to bear her through trials.

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THE MAGNET 15 A Iberta Rauschenberger Our classmate is talented in acting, you’ll agree, But best of all she acts the part of little black Topsy. We remember the corn-roast that she gave out on their farm; But the barn that sheltered us from rain, did not keep our shoes from harm. Belle McCandless Belle McCandless is one of us; She is merry and jolly and loves to fuss. She fears not the faculty; she fears not the best. But she’s all right—you know the rest. Frances Roth One often sees her looking in a quiet sort of way, And if you asked her what she thought, no doubt this she would say: She was thinking of her studies, although even then we doubt If really and truly it was that she thought about. Dorothy Perrin A lovely little miss, with grave and solemn air, But when it comes to lessons, Dorothy always knows her share. Her ways are very winning; her smiles very sweet— Is that why she and Viola Quigley are so much together on the street?