Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SEN I □ R: MAGNET VELMA BLANCHE McKINNIS Shrim p She hurries always from place to place, Her tongue a-trying to keep pace. FRED H. MCLAREN Freddy” Before you ride in his old red Ford, Offer a prayer up to the Lord. EUGENE E. MCLAUGHLIN Gate Quiet, industrious, a pal, indeed; He won’t let you down when you’re in need. VIVIAN LUCILLE MCLAUGHLIN Viv” Beautiful eyes are those that show Beautiful thoughts that burn below. FRANK GEORGE McQUISTION Frank A fine, blonde boy, from high on a hill; His trig he studies with all his will. JANE JOSEPHINE MEDDO Jane She’s a little girl, with a great big smile; Cheerful and happy all the while. JOHN L. MERGEL John A bit of quietness, a lot of fun, A bit of seriousness, and you’ve got John. HERBERT DEWITT METHENY Herb An interesting, bright, ambitious lad, Whose happy smile makes everyone glad. LAWRENCE D. MICHALIK Laurie This boy likes the game of basketball; His work’s caused many a team’s downfall. HELEN CATHERINE MILHEIM Helen She is always happy, blithe, and gay. Without a worry through the day. Page twenty-eight

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SENIOR MAGNET RHEA JEAN McCANDLESS Ginge” Class Secretary Here’s to a girl, vivacious and gay; A host of friends adorn her way. MARY MARGARET McCASLIN Mary Mar Always has her night work done; A clever student, and lots of fun. DOROTHY JANE McCLUNG June Here’s to Jane, with plenty of looks— Too bad she doesn’t care for books. ROY ADDISON McCLUNG Mac” Vice President Not tall—in fact, rather small, we’ll admit; But on basketball floors he sure makes a hit. FLORENCE BEATRICE McCONNELL Rea” A pretty lass, with eyes of blue; She’s tall and fair; her heart is true. ELEYNE D. McCOOL Eleyne” Plenty of lipstick, powder, and paint; Spite of all that, we have no complaint. RAYMOND E. McDEAVITT Ray” He’s a mighty batter, though he fans the air. Don’t blame him if the ball’s not there. RICHARD J. McDEAVITT Dick” Here’s the first baseman of the clan; And can he spear ’em? What a man! ELSIE M. McDOUGALL Ossie” She’s a friend you’d be glad to call your ain;” Neither fickle, nor false, nor grouchy, nor vain. DOROTHY JOAN McGRATH Dot” Tall and slim, cute and trim; Not so prim, but has lots of vim. Page twenty-seven

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SENIOR MAGNET CLARA MAE MILLER Mazie A true friend comes but once your way, But here comes one in Clara Mae. FLORENCE GENEVIEVE MILLER Jennie” She’s fair, curly-headed, and always neat; As a typist, she’s one of the elite. OLIVE JUNE MOCHEL Ollie Olive is a bright, fair lass; She comes from Sarver to join our class. DOROTHY IRENE MOXEY Dorothy” Tall and good-natured is this blonde; One of whom our class is fond. ISYDOR R. MYNDUS lsy” From Graham Terrace this lad comes smiling; His cheerful nature is most beguiling. LOUIS ANTHONY NANNI Brii He’s quite a shark at the game of baseball; Last summer, stole 76 bases in all. MITCHELL A. NATALI Mitch Here’s to Mitchell, tried and true. Whose constant smile brings joy to you. E. ETHEL NEBEL Ethel An honor student, a lovely lass, The sweet Ann Harding of our class. FRANCIS A. NEBEL Fran A quiet boy, with a friendly grin. You’ll never hear him make a din. CHARLES KENNETH NOBLE Ken A sunny smile, a willing hand; One of the best pals in the land. Page twenty-nine