Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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8 THE SENIOR MAGNET Qraduation LaVerne Allen When first we donned those caps and gowns, We felt like persons of great renown; As we walked down the aisle at that slow, steady pace, We just couldn’t summon a smile to our face— That was Baccalaureate. Once again we put on those long black gowns, But we couldn’t sit there to-night and frown. We laughed at the speakers and the way they told The jokes on us, which would never grow old— That was Class Night. Again in our gowns we sat on the stage; We heard our classmates each speak like a sage. We thought of these friends whom we’d soon say we knew • We received our diplomas, our high school days through— That was Commencement. . . . We are sitting on the stage all dressed up fine, For this is the last. We have come to the time When out into the world we’ll all have to go. May our classmates prosper in all they do— Farewell.

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10 ion— THE SENIOR MAGNET —------- SV Twila Albert Always smiling, never noisy, but full of fun—that describes Twi to a T”. La Verne Allen La Petite” member of our class, of whom the old saying holds: Good goods come in small packages.” Jordon Ball We honestly believe that Jordon is bashful. Just the same, he is always in the best of spirits. Leroy Bartoe Who’s the shortest boy in the class?— Leroy. That is, if you are measuring from the ceiling. Grace Behm Grace is one of those quiet, unaffected, sweet girls that everyone likes. Helga Bischetsrieder If you want to know French, just see Helga; she is a walking French Dictionary. Grace Blain Although Grace never let her lessons worry her, we know that study, not brains, was her only need. Ada Botti Ada h as her future wisely planned. As Somebody’s Stenog”, she will surely excel. Madeline Bright With all her fun, she is mild in disposition, and never neglects her studies. Mary Bray When speaking of pals, one just naturally thinks of Mary.