Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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CECELIA LUCILLE ETZEL “Celie” When our Cecelia was asked to help with anything or to do something for her class, her answer was either, “O! 1 can’t do that,” or “I won’t do that.” We wonder when Earl pops the momentous question, if she will reverse her reply and say, “1 will.” AGNES GRAHAM GILLESPIE “Aggie” Agnes Gillespie’s quiet but, nevertheless, she’s a good sport. She didn’t start with our class hut she thought we were the best class so she made up. Agnes took the domestic course as she expects it will be the most useful and we don’t know but this is true if you can judge by signs. Agnes was always a ready worker and kind helper in our high school course and we know she will attain great fame in the future. RUTH AGNES GOLDBLOOM “Ruthie” I lail to the salutatorian of our illustrious class. She is as faithful as she is studious. She is the only one in our class that has not been absent a day from school since she started in as a little green freshman. One of her favorite sayings is, “Well, isn’t that the limit, 1 only got 98%.” She expects to teach school, but we think that if she is as talkative in her own school room as she is in some other school rooms, the pupils will not get a chance to recite.

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MAYME NATALIE DANLEY “Mamie” Our Mayme is a very quiet, kind-hearted little lass. In the past she has been an active member of the class. For four years she’s been a faithful and earnest student and we think she surely deserves to graduate with us. ELLSWORTH OTTO DAVIS “Ellsie” Ellsworth has not always been one of us, but nevertheless we consider him a great addition when it comes to values. His voice and also his dramatic ability are his greatest assets. They tell us “Ellsie” even rivals Caruso in vocal ability. But sh—they tell us there’s a girl on the string. We don’t know, but that might account for his sleeping in study periods. LOUISE de FOG IE “Luie” Louise is one of our future prima donnas and some day we expect to see her name along Broadway. Luoise is practicing now for her future. And no doubt in the future members of the class of Jan., ’23, will be proud that Louise belonged to their class.

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BARBARA HELEN GOULD “Huddy” Mumble Helen lives in rustling Renton. She can tell you Butler I ligh School beats ’em all. She tried Grove City and Wilkinsburg, too, but Butler got the preference for graduation true. She never talks, nor chews, nor coughs, and that’s why she’s the favorite of iMiss Mary. There’s a quaint little saying, “I don’t care,” which often her lips doth utter, especially when there’s a trial balance to fear. Though she’s not been with us ever, from this friend we’ll never sever. Her by-word is “My Pat.” We wonder if there is not a deeper meaning to this expression. For a’that, and a’that, she’s full o’fun, for a'that. (Pardon us, Mr. Burns.) ESTHER SUSAN HARMON “Susie” Here is one of our Esthers—a very sedate and dignified member is she. Very few times does our Susie fail to welcome us by the address, “Oh! do you know your Chemistry?” or “Did you get all your Virgil? 1 only got over it once”—but she seldom failed to recite. Esther does not care for gossip, thus leaving our minds a blank as to her other affairs, but however, 1 know it to be a fact that she loves to spend her vacation days with relatives and friends up along the Beano (B. O.) JOHN CLEMENT HILL “Peazer” Peazer” can always be identified by his ha, ha, ha, but this is the result of his good disposition. I here was one subject in which John took great interest and that was physics. 1 le did this in order to learn more clearly the nature of light and color (especially “Green.”)