Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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MAGNET JOSEPH A. KOERNER or” Bother not with care and trouble; Life to me is just a bubble. ALEXANDER A. KOMITSKY Al” If this young fellow could pick his career, He’d spend his time in hunting deer. RALPH T. KRONEBERG Ralph” Th is Mar wood boy will draw' some dayj He’ll become another McClelland Barclay. ROSE MARIE KRULATZ Rose” A pretty, quiet, hard-working lass; An honor student of our class. ANNA KULICK FreckJe Whether she has a zero, or her pen runs out, She always finds something to be glad about. HELEYN OLIVE KUMMER Heleyn” The best dressed girl of ’3 3; Dear to us she’ll always be. SARA FULLWOOD KUMMER Sis” Bright, clever, a singer, all— And she’s a whiz at basketball. STEPHEN H. KUTCH Kay” Slow and steady wins the race; Let Stephen Kutch show us the pace. BESSIE MARGARET KRADEL Bess” Bessie is a friend to all— Th is brown-eyed lass who is so tall. GRACE LUCILLE KRAUSE Grace Always cheerful, alway glad. Never thinks of being sad. Page twenty-four

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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

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SENIDR: MAGNET CLARA LORETTA LEHNERD Babe Happy, chattering, friendly is she; Tells the news to you and me. ELIZABETH STELLA LEI NENBACH Betty Quiet, never in a fix, Just a star of 2-0-6. VERONICA ROSE LEITEM Bonny” Her eyes belie those sedate ways, What power lies beneath their gaze? BRUNO JOSEPH LENZl Puggie” He’s rather quiet, dark and tall; His only weakness is mushball. HELEN S. LERAS Cookie You’ll find this vivid, dark-eyed lass A loyal member of our class. MADELINE G. LEVENTHAL Mady A friend to all—a foe to none; A happy heart, and lots of fun. WILLIAM R. LITTLE. JR. Pick Give me a song, and let me sing; I’d rather do that than anything. LLOYD WILLIAM LITZENBURG Coonie” This country lad, so strong and tall, Would walk a mile to play baseball. HELEN FRANCES LITZENBURG Sis” She adores to swim, and write poetry; A poetic mermaid she would be. ALICE CATHERINE LITZINGER A. Kay Dark hair and eyes of Alice blue; Thrilled with music through and through. Page twenty-five