Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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18 THE SENIOR MAGNET Ruth Stoughton When you see Ruth you will realize why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.” Mildred Turner Mid is gifted. Athletic ability anj honor standing—what more could one ask? Mary Wade Mary possesses an alluring disposition. If you don’t believe us, just ask Ken. Kathleen Wagner Apparently she’s quiet, but when it comes to a really good time, Kathleen is right on the job. John L. Wilson Enthusiastic, good looking and popular, especially with the girls—that’s Johnny. Michael Zgibor Quiet and earnest, Mike gives his best all the time. Last Rgll Qall The last roll call is over; The last absence blank in. Room 201 widens To the School Room of the World. May we find there Comrades as true as these have been, As quick to see the good in us, Forgive our weakness, and laugh Always at the funny side of things. And when we come at last To Life’s Great Roll-call, May we go, clean-handed and unafraid, To meet again these dear old comrades Of the Class of ’32.

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20 THE SENIOR MAGNET he Cast Council William C. Graham (Poem, courtesy of Boy Scouts of America) The last rays of the August sun are streaming across the sylvan horizon; the stars are beginning to shine overhead. Suddenly, assembly is sounded by the bugler and all scouts come to attention in front of their huts. The entire camp forms a long line and advances up the winding, wooded path to the Council ring. As soon as the circular clearing is reached, each scout becomes silent and goes to his respective place. One of the older leaders makes invocation for the fire: On the slopes of Old Pikes’ Peak, By the shining heaven lake waters, Stands the camp of the warriors. Dark behind it stands the forest, Stands the aspen, spruce, and pine. Stands the fir, with cones upon them. Bright below it runs the water, Runs the clear and shining water. Many things they learn and do there; How the Great Spirit up above Cares for all his faithful children, Cares for everything he fashions. Learn they of the stars in heaven, Of the birds that fly and nest there. Learn their names and all their secrets; How they build their nests in summer; Where they hide themselves in winter. Of all the beasts they learn their language Call them friends whene’er they meet them. How the moths and other insects Change their forms and learn to fly; How the flowers and trees and bushes Get their names and all their odors; All of this and more is taught them. Oh, Great Spirit, then from heaven Send us light and heat and warmth. Give us courage, strength, and daring; Give us wisdom, manhood, patience, That from all Thy nature’s secrets, We may learn their every lesson. Learn to love, protect, and cherish Everything Thy hand hath fashioned. Oh, Great Spirit, as a token