Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIOR: MAGNET AUGUST HUBA August” From this fine lad we take an example; He’s honest, sincere, with ability ample. HYMAN Z. HURWITZ Hy” Three words it takes to describe him: Personified Pep, Vigor and Vim. FLOYD BROWN HUTCHISON Shorty” He comes from up on Cecelia Street; He drives a Ford that’s very neat. KEITH RANDALL HUTCHISON Hutch” This tall and comely Lochinvar, In everything he seems to star. LEILA GRACE HYKES Lelia” A sister of our old friend Roily; She’s like him—gay, and nice, and jolly. MARY JABLONSKI Mary” Mary says she’s very nervous, Especially when around Miss Purvis. SIDNEY L. JAFFE Sid” With winning ways he sure does rate; When Sidney sings we think it’s great. GRACE ELIZABETH JAMISON Betty” Versatile Betty covers the keys Of the piano with rapid ease. JOHN C. JAMISON Jack” This young fellow’s idea of fun Is to crack a merry jdke or pun. ELIZABETH JERRY Jerry” Although she’s called most bashful girl, You’ll find her always in a whirl. Page twenty-two

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SENIOR: MAGNET EDGAR L. H'EIST Heist A famous trumpeter here you see: An assistant to Gabriel he will be. JOHN E. HERR Jack The kindest boy in our fair land; He even gave Shakespeare a helping hand! SARAH CATHERINE HILDEBRAND Kate Brains and athletics in this striking lass Make a combination that’s hard to surpass. MARY ANN HILLIARD Mary Ann” Mary Ann, so gay and sweet. Smiles welcome to all the friends she meets. ARTHUR ROBERT HOCKENBERRY Art The handsomest lad in all our class Draws pensive sighs from many a lass. EDITH LOUISE HOGG Edie A vivacious girl, with heart of gold; A laugh, a smile that will ne’er grow old. JOHN ALEXANDER HOGG John A mighty fine hunter; a writer of note— His life is in peril from an essay he wrote. WILLARD H. HOLMES Willie Rosy cheeks—about so high— Nice and quiet—he’ll get by. ANNE M. HOTSA Anne A rare good friend—to all who ask She’d gladly help with any task. MICHAEL H. HREBENICK Herby At school and golf course he fares well; For him success we can foretell. Page twenty-one

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WILLIAM PAUL KELLY Fat” Shipwreck” Kelly, a right jolly young elf, Always laughing, in spite of himself. ALBERTA JEANNETTE KEPPLER Chickie” Baby talk, as we all know. Goes to the heart of Bart Renno. WILLIAM HENRY KIESTER Bill” Father calls me William, Sister calls me Will, Mother calls me Willie, but the fellers call me Bill.” HELEN MARIE KNOTICK Helen” Flard-worker, studious and demure, Of shorthand outlines she is sure. SENIOR; MAGNET THORVALD W. JOHNSON Johnson” When it comes to looks like Apollo, This lad beats Apollo all hollow. RUTH ELIZABETH JONES Jonsie” Here’s to Ruthie, our best sport; May she always be the same good sort. JOHN A. JOY Johnny” Just what will the GleeCIub do without John? Some day in grand opera he’ll wave a baton. HENRY WALTER KELLEN Walt” A good honest boy, this lad named Walt; In him we’ve never found a fault. PAUL HAMILTON KELLY Ham” This thin lad should sure go places; He’s a shadow running bases. BESSIE KELLER Bessie” Bessie is a joy to greet Whene’er you meet her on the street. Page twenty-three