Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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Class of Janu, igi8 “ Te Immortal Names, Not Meant to Die 14 ite- Ups

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14 THE SENIOR MAGNET So, as the class of January, 1918, leaves B. H. S. for good, and as each of us looks forward to his or her future, let us hope that every single member of our class may take advantage of every circumstance through which a good result may be accomplished,— that as many as can may go to college and prepare themselves for the places that will certainly await them, and that some time—say twenty-five years from now—when we see the papers lined with red letters of some person who has become a prominent figure in the world’s history, we shall smile and be proud to say, “Well! there’s another from that class of B. H. S., January, T918—Some class!” To the Faculty Although, by special request of the teachers, it has been decided to forego the usual custom of the graduating class in presenting gifts to some of the teachers, we, the class of January 1918, wish to thank Professor Irvine and each member of tbe faculty for the many kindnesses which they have shown us and to express our deep appreciation for the interest they have taken in our Commencement Exercises.

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16 THE SENIOR MAGNET ELIZABETH LOVEBERRY ABRAMS “Lib With Honor Magnet Reporter I, II; Alumni Editor Magnet III; May Fielding in “Cricket on the Hearth;” Basketball. “The useful and the beautiful combined.” WILLIAM ERNEST BEARCHELL “Bill Football IV. “Short of stature was he, but strongly built and Athletic.” DOROTHY IRENE BLAKSLEE “Dort “The beauty of her hair bewilders us.” TWILA LEOTA BRACKNEY “To knozv her was to love her.” . MARIE BROOKS Girls’ Glee Club; Chorus I, II, III. “On one she smiled and he was blessed.”