Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIOR: MAGNET PAUL WESTLEY FOREMAN Pete A regular fellow, hard to beat; To chum with Paul is sure a treat. LULA JAYNE FORINGER Jayne Though she goes around with unassuming air, Quietly, but surely, our Jayne gets there. HELEN ELIZABETH FOSTER Foster Honey Gilchrist was Helen’s flame, But he shaved his hair and lost his dame. SARA ALBERTA GAISER Birdie If marriage to Don soon doesn’t stop her, You’ll hear of Birdie in grand opera. ETHEL MARIE GALLAGHER Ethel She’s jolly and pretty, good-natured and sweet; Marcella says she’s a pal hard to beat. MARCELLA FRANCES GEIBEL Sally She’s happy as the sun above; Perhaps that proves she is in love. MARGUERITE A. GEIBEL Margie” With pen in hand she’s hard to beat. And at no sport will she take a back seat. WILLIAM C. GLADIS Sheikie” Although as a villain he once did play, We think he’s a hero in every way. WALTER J. GOLEC Walt” He’s a mighty hunter, to be sure; But is he mighty good, or mighty poor? MICHAEL JOHN GORMLEY Mike This Irish lad, with his pen so clever, Can write a joke that’s the best ever, Page nineteen

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SENIOR. MAGNET MARY ELLEN DUANE Ellen She is dainty from head to toes. Lovely as a bright red rose. FRANCIS CARL DUIGNAN Skinny A quiet boy of finest mold; Underneath, a heart of gold. SARA L. DUNKLE Sally” At snappy comebacks she’s a hound, But she loses her tongue when Dan’s around. MARGARET ELIZABETH ELDER Peg” One could not find a friend more true, More prone to laugh or cry with you. JOHN IVAN FEDIACZKO Fidge We see him in the corridor, we see him in the hall, But soon he’s going to leave us, to take up duty’s call. DOROTHY CHRISTENA FERNE Dot Happy-go-lucky and jolly is she; Dot likes a sailor boy over the sea. RUTH MARGUERITE FETTERLY Ruth A golden voice, and very pretty— That’s our Ruth from Saxon City. LYDIA FIGOT Lydie” Such wisdom is not always found In one with other virtues crown’d. OLIVE RUTH ELLIOTT OJJie Another member of our class. Who, we admit, is quite the lass. Jim We wouldn’t forget him if we could; We couldn’t forget him if we would. JAMES L. FABER Page eighteen

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SEN I □ R; MAGNET SARAH LENORE GRAVATTE Lcnore” She has the charm of Poe’s Lenore; Is that what Bill Fisher takes English for? LEONARD CLYDE GREEN Greetin'” Around him peace and quiet reign deep; That is—we mean—when he’s asleep. MARY HELEN GREENERT Mary Helen Quiet, nonchalant, and petite. Our Helen resides on East Penn Street. HELEN MAE HABURCHAK Helen” Blonde, happy, friendly, fine— Would she were a friend of mine. BERNARD P. HALEY Bernic” What a ravishing heroine our Bernie did make; ’Tis said that a hundred boys’ hearts he did break. HUBERT E. HALIN U-B” Works hard, has a smile that’s cheerful and gay; A good business man he’ll make some day. ALICE CECELIA HALLERAN Halbo” Hear that bell? Again she’s late! With some senior boy she’s had a date. OPAL JANE HAMILTON Pal” If she looks dreamy, thoughtful, sad. You’ll know she’s wond’ring 'bout a certain lad. MARCUS WALTER HAZELTINE Ted The industrious boy with the paper route; He’ll be owning the Eagle soon, no doubt. L. GRANVILLE HECKATHORNE Heckle” He likes a seat in the back of the row, ’Cause then he won’t have to whisper so low. Page twenty