Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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THE SENIOR MAGNET 24 CHARLES BURR A short time ago, Charlie wanted to look more like his name-sake, Charlie Chaplin. He cultivated a mustache. The quality we won’t question, but the quantity is the question. DAVII) DALE Why didn’t the director of Richard Barthelmess’s pictures give Richard a rest by allowing Dave to act in his parts? He has the same dignified way and persists in being older than he is (reason for so thinking—long jeans). MARGARET DECKER Do r.ot little Frenchy gestures and a certain French air belong alike to Margaret Decker and Marguerite Courtot? JOHN DODDS As the class of January ’20 is providing an all-star cast, why not let John Dodds be our John Emerson and furnish a ripping scenario. THEODORE DODDS In length of line and dashing ways, Ted is Wallie Reid’s under-study.

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THE SENIOR MAGNET 23 CLASS IVRITE- UPS GEORGIA ALLEN She of the blue eyes and dimples, possesses the same vivaciousness and dainty graces that distinguish Billie Burke. KATHRYN BLACKMORE We have often wondered why our Kate cultivated those impish ways and pigeon toes. We saw Dorothy Gish in “I’ll Get Him Yet.” BRUCE BORLAND Though somewhat less stockily built, Bruce resembles Dave Butler in that he has the same courageous hair. RAYMOND BOYER Bill Farnum’s curly locks and dark eyes have nothing on our Bob’s. Bill may be more of a star on the screen but we’ll wager he can’t play foot-ball like Bob. MELDA BROWN Melda, the little girl of our class, has at times that wistful, almost sad, look of the girl with the ginger-snap name, Zasu Pitts.

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THE SENIOR MAGNET 25 ALICE DOUTHETT Alice declares she looks like Gale Henry, so what can we do? We contend, however, that Alice far outshines that screen light in the realm of song and dance. WILLIS EURY Willis, we find, looks like Charles Ray in that wonderful picture, “The Rube.” Your acting as that poor fellow was superb, Willis. ANNA FRATCHER Ann Fratcher, brown-haired, brown-eyed, and petite, is the replica of Shirley Mason before she surrendered her “crown of glory” to the barber’s shears. BERNICE FULTON Everyone loves Bernice, with her protecting motherly ways. She is the characterization of Helen Wright. RICHARD GIBSON Dick is the Ben Turpin of our class. The resem-blance is only when looking at or for girls (an everlasting resemblance).