Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIOR MAGNET 19 FRED JOHN WEGE “Wig” Class (Basketball (4) Class Baseball (3) :“Mr. Castle has nothing on our? Fred” BERTHA IRENE WHITE “Sally” “Fresh from the bakery every rooming” V 4eORGE HAMILTON WHITESIDE “Motorcycle Mike” “Our speed demon” t BERTHA ELIZABETH YUND “Meridian” “Last but not least” “Last according to the alphabet Not least judging from her height.” Class Calendar Baccalaureate Sermop, Sunday, June 10. Class Night, June 12V Banquet Night, June 13. Commencement Night, June 14. Farewell, June 15.

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18 SENIOR MAGNET KENNETH CLARK VINCETT “Ken” Magnet Staff “Our detective—one eye brown, the other bliie” THEODORE KENNETH VOGELEY “Pete” Football (4) | Class Basketball (4) Chorus, ‘tBulbul” Boys’ Glee Clul ‘“pfe heavyweight of the class” CLARENCE GEORGE WAGNER “Wag” “Never! opens his mouth except to eat” I ROSALIE EMMA WAGNER “Em” “Short but sweet” JEAN ROBINSON WALDRON “Jeannie” Girls Glee Clilb Girls’ Basketball Team Chorus She doe-wT like to see summer come—‘Winters’ are her favorite”

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20 SENIOR MAGNET Class Poem - Here’s to the June class of T7, They’re all very happy and bright, Here’s to the best class of them all. The class of the “RED AND WHITE.” Ask anyone in the High School Their opinion of our crowd. And I’m sure their voices will unite In singing our praises loud. For during our stay in High School We have all tried to do our best, If we didn’t know our lessons, We just stood up and guessed. Now, that’s what you call obliging On the part of our wondrous class. Now, we’ll have a word or two About every lad and lass. To begin with, there’s Merle Gensbigler, He sits at the first of the row, He makes a pretty good student And at football he sure can go. Next comes our “Little Jimmy,” His last name is Garroway, And even though he is so small Basketball he certainly can play. Then, there’s Kenneth Findley, An usher at the Lyric, you know, And some day we expect to see him As manager of some big show. Our class has two musicians, Kemper and Greer by name, And someday they’ll both be known By world-renowned fame. Chuck Kemper plays the fiddle, Tom Greer the mandolin, And the way he plays that thing at night Why don’t they pull him in? Our rosy-cheeked John Dinan Is bigger than any of us, Except, perhaps, “Pete” Vogeley, Who’s an awful heavy “cuss.” A Karns City lad is Gilbert, Whose other name is John, And in order to get to school on time Must get up about dawn. A learned boy is McKelvey, Also known as “Stew,” And when it comes to aeroplanes. He knows a lot more than you. Sig Nast is a jolly good fellow, A story writer of renown, He has a smile for everybody And was never known to frown. j .s Business Manager of the “Magnet,” Paul Oesterling was fine, i .nd in our school theatricals. Many a time did shine. We now have Harry Fagan, To be VicePresident, he is paid (?) He is now an Honor Student, And never flunked a grade. A very studious lad. He expects to be a druggist And is always happy and glad. In our class is an actor, His name is Cronenwett, And as cowboy in “The Squaw Man” He certainly made a hit. Roth will probably be President of United States, Now he’s president of Hi-Y, And presides over all of our debates.; Our class has a couple speed demons, Whiteside and Sheldon by name. And Oldfield racing beside them Certainly would look tame. Clarence Wagner and Charles Rymon 1 Are commercial students bright; They are good at taking shorthand And surely can typewrite. Joseph Biedenbach, you probably know Is a very ardent German, But nevertheless, he’s liked by all. You shall hear of Amile Duster, And he hails from the wilds of Herman. Fred Wege is another fellow Who’s a stenographer of high rank. And just to show that he’s all right. He worked two weeks in a bank.