Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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22 THE MAGNET Stella Zuckerman And this is Stella Zuckerman— She is built on a very studious plan. She very seldom fails to recite. And never answers hut what is just rig-lit. Stella is a girl who wins many friends, For her kind disposition leads to such ends. Sara Eskovitz Sara Eskovitz is her name— We do not know her ambition or aim; But this we do know: when her we meet We always receive a smile, pleasant and sweet. Sara is a student of Latin, and German as well, And also is a musician, we are glad to tell. Lucille Cr itch low Two aims has our Lucy in life: One, to make some scientific farmer a nice little wife. A public speaker, O, yes, she will be, Scouring the country with her state-wide plea: “Protection for cats,” just hear her say. She will work for her subject ’till she wins the day. Beulah Scott To be proficient is what we aim, Both lad and lass alike for fame. Few can surpass our Latin shark— Beulah Scott sure hits the mark.

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THE MAGNET Cleo Brackney Thursday morning, always late, Cleo appears in pomp and state, Wearing flowers, chewing gum— Symbols of the night before’s fun. Marie Douthett Marie is very quiet, but she always has a smile; That her company will many a dreamy moment beguile. Though she studies to be teacher, still we doubt For there is a certain “Baker” that she so often talks about. Lila Adams Smiles and cheers are everywhere When our Lila doth appear. She is not to be undone In any of High School’s work or fun. In mathematics she sure shines, And astronomy to her is just sublime. Loretta Craig Loretta has a conscience when it comes to studying. But sometimes she forgets herself, and goes and has her fling. And then, whene’er it’s over, she’s as sorry as can be, And for a week or two, at least, she works most righteously.

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THE MAGNET 23 Ethel Osgood Here’s to Ethel Osgood, a shy little maid. To her our compliments must be paid. She is quite studious and musical we suspect, And her gentle ways have won our respect. When well acquainted she is full of fun; There are none jollier—no, not one. Helen Shearer Farewell to our Helen, The fairest of fair. When it comes to “bigness,” Well, I guess she’s “there.” Ruby Garfield “Make friends and not favorites,” I believe, is her creed. It’s a good one, a fair one, and one that will lead, As she hopes some day soon, a stenographer to be. The Class of T6 wishes great success to see. Wild a Hoffman Wilda Hoffman is modest and meek; She’s worked diligently here, week after week. She is so quiet that her we might pass Without knowing she was in the class.