Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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To One Who Tuned Us in on the Voices of Literature Song of Poet Wisdom of Sage and Seer, Visions of Dreamers Hope and Faith of Prophets Beauty of Artist, Majesties of Builders Taps of Doom Bugle Calls to Virtue, Love, and Life Herself the Way, Exemplar to Us to MISS GERTRUDE REED Our English Teacher This Commencement Volume of The Magnet Is Affectionately Dedicated by The June Class, Butler Senior High School 1930

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The Rainbow Chaser Berton Braley There’s gold at the end of the rainbow, Or such is the tale that is told, And so I can’t rest from my glamorous quest Until I have garnered the gold. The trails are not easy to follow; The rainbow itself fades away; But there is a lure to the search, and I’m sure I’ll win to the treasure some day. There’s gold at the end of the rainbow, Suppose that it shouldn’t be true; Suppose all my dreams and my plans and my schemes Should lead me to naught when I’m through? Suppose that the chase is a failure? Why should I regret or repine? Though never a hoard may be mine as reward, The joy of the seeking is mine! So if at the end of the rainbow I find not the treasure I sought, I’ll rest for a bit to recover my grit And then I will cherish this thought: Oh, there are two ends to a rainbow! Since this one of treasure is bare, I’ll seek in the skies where the other end lies And look for the treasure that’s there!”

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MISS GERTRUDE REED