Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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 JEANNE CHRISTLEY “Jean” She can make a fiddle talk. Always in a hurry—but nevertheless gets there—What would the class parties—indeed, what would the class of Jan. ’21 be without Jeanne? LEONA COHN Lee” As good natured as she is long. Leona is the treasurer of our class. We haven’t any treasure, but we want people to think we have. So we made Leona chief bluffer. ALYCE DE GUISE Frenchy” A girl who wears a continual smile.” Alyce shines in volley ball, French and swimming—Why! she’s a perfect star. We’re willing to bet that even sophisticated Detroit will sit up and take notice. PAUL GLENN “Dizzy” The pen is mightier than the sword, especially Penn Street.” Paul is a mighty good scout and s-s-sh! His mind isn’t entirely occupied bv business. There’s a reason—a woman is in the case! FRANCIS GREEN “France” The prodigal hath returned.” Every morning “France” wends his weary way toward B. H. S., which he reaches before or after ten to nine, depending on the Bessemer freights. |||ll|IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII|lilll|l!llll HIII

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 MIRIAM GREENLEE “Mary Ann” “She was a stranger and we took her in.” “Mary Ann” has other companions other than the members of Jan. ’21 class. Among them are Good Nature and Good Sense. EARL GROHMAN Grohman “As honest as he is tall.” Earl is the giant of our class. 1 le has a voice as big as himself. He revolves around a planet called Elsie. PRANCES HORWITZ Fan” “She hath done her part. Do thou thine.” “Pan” is our salutatorian, a very great honor indeed. Although “Fan” studies hard, she is always ready for fun and jokes and joins with all her might in our class affairs. ELSIE KEEFER “Keefer” “A winsome hlack-eyed lassie.” Elsie’s mind leans toward nobility, as all her attention is now centered on an Earl. DOROTHY KRAMER “Dot” “Well versed in many topics.” Dorothy is our valedictorian. But we won’t count that against her. She is a real good sport, even if she does have brains. liliiliiiuiiiiiiiiiliiliiliiliiiiiliiliiiiiiiiliiliiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiilMininiiiliiini'iini