Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIOR MAGNET HALBERT THOMPSON CUPPS Halbert” Halbert is a singer fine; In opera he will some day shine. CATHERINE BARBARA DAUBICK Kate” Her hobby—reading; her best friend—Ellie; Her favorite food—oh, bread and jelly! LUCILLE J. DeFOGGI Lou She’s had John on her mind for nearly four years. But still her grades never were in arrears. ANTHONY J. DeRITA Tony” When Old Man Depression came his way. He told him jokes and drove him away. G. HERMAN DIEHL ’Bud” No other girls are in the swim When Bud starts raving ’bout his Mim. IDELETTE MAY DONALDSON Idy” Never idle in spite of her name; As a scholar and author she’s bound to win fame. HOWARD J. DOWNING Tip We’ll never find a truer friend; His shyness perhaps the years will mend. VIRGINIA CHRISTINA DUMBAUGH I G nitty Ginny’s a sport, a friend, and a pal; 49 out of 50 say, She’s some gal!” WALTER C. FEDIACZKO Walt” He brings an added elevation, To our class’ reputation. HELEN LUCILLE FLEISCHER Lucy” Small, petite, and very wise; Thoughts of Sandy Lake often cause sighs! Page fourteen

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SENIOR MAGNET MARGARET ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Betty” Her winning smile and golden hair. Make our Betty a maiden fair. CATHERINE DOROTHY CLEMENS Kitty” She secretly admires many a boy; To be an actress would give her joy. WILLIAM STANLEY COCHRAN Bll” As a speaker he's no great whiz, But can he drive that car of his! ROY W. COFFMAN Roy” Respectful, earnest, quiet, and all. But nevertheless he goes in for football. ELIZABETH E. COOK Cookie” A cook” by name but not by nature; Getting a meal is to her a dull pleasure. ANNA MARIE COYLE Sis” A friendly person with never a care; A good disposition despite her red hair. ELEANOR CAROLINE CRISPIN Ellie” A nurse’s uniform soon I’ll don, John Anderson my jo, Jchn.” CLARENCE W. CROLL Pinky” Betty’s hair is, oh, so red, And does he like her iginger bread ! JOHN ROBERT CROW Johnny” He rides around with Mr. Hogg, Yet in study periods he sleeps like a log. HELEN DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM Helen” She’s not as bashful as she seems; Of tennis, fiddles, and boys she dreams. Page thirteen

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SENIGR MAGNET CHARLES ALLEN FREDERICK Chuck If all a-flurry he seems to be, You’ll know it’s Betty he’s going to see. JOHN GALSON John” A heap o’ worries? He has none— Just a carefree person out for fun. RHEA G. GERBER Rhea” Been eating in restaurants till she hates their look; Won’t wed Vic unless he learns to cook. ROBERT B. GEYER 'Bob' As a sailor he can’t be beat. When he’s paradin’ on the street. CHARLES ALBERT GLOVER Chuck” Tall and lean, and ready for fun. But never until his work is done. HAZEL GLUCKMAN Red A flaming red head you’ll behold, With a personality richer than gold. LAWRENCE IRVING GOODMAN Larry” When Larry really gets truly fond— Yes, you guessed it, it’s always a blonde. GLORIA ROSE HARKOWITZ Harky” We have a Rose among thorns you see, And she wears a pin marked C. M. T. C. RICHARD ALLEN HARRISON Dick” Our best looking chap. He likes football, too. He’s a jolly good fellow through and through. LEWIS WILLIAM HAYS Loui” A famous artist this boy will be; If you don’t believe it, just wait and see. Page fifteen