Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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6 THE SENIOR MAGNET BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL 1 THE RAINBOW CHASER 3 DEDICATION 4 EDITORIALS 7 LITERARY 11 Suds—Felix Rosenthal .................................. 12 Lest We Forget—Anonymous 14 Aspiration—HenJren Llewellyn .......................... 17 Patsy—Dorothy Sljcef .................................. 18 Youth—Grace Rhodaberger ............................... 20 Two Unclaimed Ships—Merle Hughes ...................... 21 Advice to Freshmen—Alice W diner ...................... 24 Mrs. Snow’s Ambition—Duira Baldinger .................. 25 Sonnet On a Shooting Star—Alice Wellner ............... 27 A Rural Romance—Catherine Marinaro .................... 28 On Cramming For Examinations—Margaret Hildebrand 31 The Wrong Package—Edward Brown ........................ 32 Ideal—Grace Rhodaberger ............................... 33 Chinese Faith—Joan Groutt ............................. 34 Grandad and the Good Old Days—Harold D. Leavitt 37 Adieu to Butler High—Gertrude Davis 39 Lucky Poison—Anonymous 40 The Water Boy—Esther Von Krogh 44 SENIORS ................................................... 47 SENIOR MAGNET STAFF 75 SKITS ..................................................... 76 ACTIVITIES 97 ADVERTISEMENTS ............................................113 HUMOR .....................................................115

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MISS GERTRUDE REED

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THK SENIOR MAGNET 7 ■fir ... Editorials... Farewell James Eisler The journey of our life, as well as anyone’s life, is along a road of many windings and turnings. Sometimes, we find it extremely difficult to look either forward or backward—forward, because we can see only such a little way beyond our present position; backward, because of tears blinding our eyes. Our high school days may have seemed long; but when we glance back over them, the road was short, after all. Ever since we began our educational activities, we have looked forward to the time when we would be seniors, then to graduation from high school. We have reached the goal of our ambition. We have worked for it and dreamed for it as the realization of our hopes and desires. For four years, we have traveled together, gathering what we thought to be good; now, we must separate and go different ways. We are full of hope and eager for the great world in which we must take up our life work. Only one word remains to be said— farewell.” We must go different ways, to do what we know not. As we leave, we go with the wish that as many as find it possible will complete their high school education. The four years will pass quickly; and having attained that goal, they will find the effort well worth while. Which Way? Frances Campbell To every man there opened a way and a way and a way And every man decideth the way his soul shall go. Some take the high way and some take the low; While in between on the misty flats, tlx rest drift to and fro; For to every man there openeth a high way and a low. And every man determineth the way his soul shall go. Today, the ways lie open before us. We must decide the way we are to follow or drift with the current. Some one has said that we do not always choose between the worst and the best but often between the good and the best. As we look at those who have chosen, we realize how many drift along in the current. It is difficult to group people by their apparent successes. At