Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIOR MAGNET i ELIZABETH CLARA BIRCKBICHLER Betty Big brown eyes, and bright blonde head, And just half as tall as her cousin Ted. THEODORE ANDREW BIRCKBICHLER Teddy Hair tossed up and no shoe-shine, He gets to school at ten to nine. BERNICE ELIZABETH BISH Bernie You’ll find her reading every day; She goes for books in a great big way. HOWARD R. BLACK Black, e” Keller says he's a regular feller; Black says the same about Bill Keller. EFFIE L. BLAIN Eddie She’s noted for her smile serene, ’Cause she likes Fat,” and not the lean. ANNA BLISAK Bliss Anne’s quite reserved ’most all the while, Yet she greets you with a friendly smile. MARGARET EVELYN BOVARD Peggy Th's red-headed lassie is always sweet, Pretty, happy, and very petite. MARY ELIZABETH BOWERS Betty Dainty and quaint as her grandma’s doll, Mary holds her place in the hearts of us all. JOSEPH ANTHONY BOWMAN Joe” They call him Joe, the one-man line; At Duquesne U. he’s bound to shine. CECIL MAY BOWSER Flywheel” Smiles lend sunshine to ev’ry heart, And gracious joy to all impart. • Page fourteen

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ESTHER MAE BEILSTEIN Es” She likes to go swimming every day; To her it’s the only way to play. PETER P. BEITCH Jerry” As a football end he was no fool; He played two years for our High School. SENIOR: MAGNET GRACE MARGARET BAKER Ravelin Ravelli” they call her by name; In history she will win great fame! LE ROY M. BARBER Curly” A regular fellow is Leroy; To fool the teacher is his joy. HOWARD D. BARNHART Barney Howdy joined us just last year; By now he knows our faults, we fear. HAROLD W. BARTLEY Mutt When we want to hear a deep bass voice, Harold Bartley is our choice. HELEN ANNA BAUER Helen A friend she’ll be in every hour; That’s what we know of Helen Bauer. RAYMOND PAUL BAUER Ray” With architecture and engines, too. He’ll find success before he’s through. WILLIAM JOSEPH BAUMGARTEN Bill His stories, poems, and editorials Could all be used as class memorials. ALBERT HOWARD BECK ”AI” This brave lad, so tall and slim. Can thrill your soul with his violin. Page thirteen

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S E N I □ R; MAGNET SAMUEL LEWIS BRISTOW Timmy A soldier, all set, if by any chance, We ever wage war with sunny France. PAUL ARDEN BROOKHART Paul Paul sure is a ladies’ man; He gives ’em a line wherever he can. NATHANIEL E. BROWN. JR. Nat He thrills and chills you to the bone The way he toots that saxaphone. MARJORIE F. BURR Margie Her name implies a prickly shell; Within, a sunny heart doth dwell. THOMAS CARL BUCHTER Butch He always talks; he’s never still; He’s never failed, and he never will. LENA JOYCE BURTNER Jo” Joyce hears the songs of birds that sing, And carries along the tunes they bring. ROBERT JAMES BYERS Bob” Cx.ass President If limits of age do not prevent, Bob ’ll be our nation’s next President. D'LEO F. CALLIHAN Dee Bustling about like a tiny elf, She is a Daughter of Business, herself. AGNES JANE CAMPBELL Dimples Tall and fair, and very sweet. One of the nicest girls you’ll meet. ELEANORE ELIZABETH CATALINA Pat Here’s luck to you whose happy toes So joyfully dance away all woes. Page fifteen