Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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30 THE SENIOR MAGNET HENRIETTA OSWALD Henrietta, with her big brown eyes, is a youthful edition of either Virginia Pearson or Mrs. Sidney Drew. RAYMOND POPPENHOUSE At one time we might have thought Raymond like Charles Ray, so bashful, but now since he has become more worldly, he is surely Lumsden Hare. Know him? He is the polished villion who makes love to someone’s else wife!!! ELIZABETH RAMSEY “Tibby” in her ballet costume looks terribly much like Mae Marsh, in “Polly of the Circus.” She may even have a pony to ride, same as Mae. You never can tell. MARTIN REIBER If Martin should take off his glasses, we should have before us that famous personage, Jack Dempsey, who has lately made his debut into the movies. EDNA REITH Movie fans who consult the Screen Journal of today will surely find Edna’s prototype in Betty Blythe.

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THE SENIOR MAGNET 29 IRA McKEE If “Pete” would conform to the present fashion of dressing the upper lip, he would be Jack Holt, villian of the screen. ELSIE MOORE Elsie might impersonate Peggy Hyland. Just so she doesn’t carry the impersonation to the extent of bringing to school a lion cub, which she has adopted. FLORENCE MOORE Ever since we saw “Tarzan of the Apes,” we have wondered if Elmo Lincoln has a sister. MARGARET NICKLAS Ann Little looks at you just ’zactly as our Margaret. She has the same quiet way and sweet smile that one would expect of Ann after seeing her play. EARL NOLSHEIM David Powell always plays the wicked part. But Earl, who might be his twin, would have to be cast in comedy roles.

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THE SENIOR MAGNET 31 MARY RUFF In Mary we find a resemblance to all the comedian characters of the silver sheet. Mary can be found at the show viewing her favorites, Gale Henry, Billy West, etc., except when she is galloping past on her pony. ROSE SMULOVITZ Eyes that have a haunting sweetness in their brown depths distinguish Marguerite Fischer and Rose. RUTH STEWART In that demure actress, Gladys Brockwell, we find Ruth’s big eyes and striking features strongly represented. LAURA SCHAEFFNER In spite of the fact that Laura looks like Tsura Aoki, Sessue Hayakawa’s wife, she is not Vic Hite’s wife. LEE TARNO When our youthful giant Lee sets his lips in an uncompromising line and squares his chin, he is Harrison Ford in his sterner moments.