Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIOR; MAGNET PHYLLIS JAYNE CLARK Phyl Brains, looks, charm—three graces rare; Phyllis has them all to spare. AYLSWORTH LEO CLOUSE Buz” This lad we hardly need to mention; H is smile and jokes draw your attention. HORTENSE RITA COHN llorty” A certain poise, a certain charm, Go hand in hand, and arm in arm. GENEVIEVE ROSALIE COLL Rose” Our Rosalie, with her dark brow'n hair. Will make a typist very fair. RAYMOND JOSEPH COLLINS Ray” We’re always glad to meet this guy, And see the twinkle in his eye. JOSEPH T. COLOSIMO Gus” He must be honest, and a’ that; For he works in a store, and doesn’t get fat, JOHN V. COOK Professor” John’s scientifically inclined; With radios he’s a master mind. ELINOR ALICE COTTRILL Shorty” Great big eyes of Irish blue. That smile and say ’’Hello” to you. VERA JUNE COULTER Vera Her voice is ever soft and low; ’Tis said a lady’s should be so. MADELINE MARY COYLE Madeline Bright red hair, and jolly smile, Her rare good nature sets the style. Page sixteen

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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

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JANE ADELLA CRANMER Jennie” No sweeter girl you’ll ever meet; To be with her is sure a treat. MARY JANE CRATTY Janie” I'm a good sport for a that, And lots of fun and a that. RUSSELL HAROLD CROTZER Bus” A regular fellow, of that we’re certain; For all the plays he raises the curtain. JOSEPH M. CURTS. JR. Bailer It took a long time for it to come; But now it’s over, Joe says ’twas fun. ELEANOR L. CYPHER Nornie” Our wittiest girl, she’s full of fun; She spreads good cheer just like the sun. RAY E. DAUGHERTY R. E, D” Ray plays a cornet in the high school band, So we know he’s O. K. Come on, give him a hand! HANNAH ELIZABETH DENNY Betty” You'll see her shining on the tennis court: That racket is her favorite sport. MARTHA ROBERTA DONALDSON Marty” Martha is dainty, petite, and sweet. And as a friend she can’t be beat. JOSEPHINE E. DORCY Jo” Basketball’s her middle name; In sport she’ll surely win some fame. NICHOLAS DRUGA Nick” Once a bashful boy was he; Now he goes with many a she. SENIDR; MAGNET Page seventeen