Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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26 THE SENIOR MAGNET EMMA GRAHAM Here comes Alice Howell. You have a lot of admirers in the A Senior class. Mary Ruff is one of your chief patronesses, Alice. MARGARET GREEN Margaret, still is beads and hair bows, is like Bessie Love, in that she steadfastly refuses to grow up. GLENNA HAYS Tall and strongly built is Glenna. He might properly take J. Warren Kerrigan’s place in his next release. MILDRED HEIM Pauline Frederick has dark eyes and an aristocratic nose—Mildred also. But Mildred is more girlishly natural than the rather affected Miss Frederick. RUTH HEINEMAN Altho differing somewhat as to eyes and hair, Ruth resembles a certain star who shall be nameless in that she “vamps” and gets away with it.

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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).

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THE SENIOR MAGNET 27 JOSEPH HEMPHLING If one could change Joe’s smooth black hair but let him retain his smile, then Smiling Bill Parson’s grin would show a great display of ivory. VICTOR HITE Vic seemed very much troubled on being told he resembled Sessue Hayakawa. You should be proud to think of looking like that wonderful fellow, Vic. Did you see him in “The Illustrious Prince”? JULIETTE HOWARD That mouth of Judy’s has a great deal of common with Enid Bennett’s. RUSSELL JUNE Russell is so rushed with work that even if asked to understudy Bobby Harron he would be too busy. JAMES LYON If Jimmy should burst into the typewriting room in chaps and sombrero, brandishing a pair of six shooters, every embryo stenographer would fall under the spell of Bill Hart, Bad Man of the West.