Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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SENIDR MAGNET HELEN LOUISE PRITNER Honey If it’s sweet and bashful” you have in mind, We’re sure our Honey” is just your kind. KENNETH J. RENNICK I I A brave blond warrior, slew an enemy host. But quails at spelling Schreckengost”. GILBERT G. RIEGER Gib This young lad is rather shy. But he’ll get a sweetheart by and by. Page twenty-one DOROTHY LUCILLE OSWALD Sax What would she do without good old Bill? He hauls her sax around at will. MARCELLA ZOE OVERHEIM Marcy The one ambition for our Marcella Is to marry some great big handsome fellow. RAYMOND WILBER PACOE Ray There was never a boy so calm and serer-He’s often seen with gentle Irene. GERALDINE INA PATTERSON Gerry” Our little friend with curly hair Helps everyone, and doesn’t care. ROBERT WILLARD PLYLER Bob Bob may have most of our conceit, But as a pal he’s hard to beat. MITCHELL S. PONIKISKI Mitch” Down in the murk of the line you’ll see, A quiet star—our Ponikiski. MARTHA ELIZABETH RAYBUCK Marty When Martha dances at the Stein, She wins a cake on which to dine.

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SENIDR MAGNET GEORGE ADDIS MITCHELL George” all know George is not a crook; runs the finances of this book. JAMES WILLIAMS MOORE Squeak Hilarity may have held our Squeak back. But still he is never at the end of the pack. ROBERT WILLIAMS MOORE Bob An honest good sport with freckles to spare; He loves to talk and has never a care. EUGENE DAVID MORGAN Gene Teasing, carefree, and not very tall— Here’s the boy who likes them all. ROBERT EMMETT MURPHY Bob He didn’t get into many games, But he’s our hero just the same. BRUNA ELIZABETH NINI Bruna Everyone’s friend wherever she goes, ’Cause she’s always alert and right on her toes. MARIAN ELIZABETH O’BRIEN Tubby Of the fighting Irish” we often hear. But it’s all a joke when Marian’s near. ALVIN J. O'DONNELL Al His wit is keen; his humor great— We wonder what will be his fate. RAYMOND T. OESTERLING Ray A likeable boy, with curly blond hair; So quiet you’d hardly know he was there. MAXINE CHARLOTTE OLSON Max” Maxine’s aim is always to please, And she surely can do it on the piano keys. Page twenty

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SENIOR MAGNET s ARTHUR ELLIOTT ROBB Roll” On his horn he loves to toot, But for the girls he ne’er gives a hoot. STEVE C. ROCK Doc A quiet, little unassuming fellow; But does he like to go out with Stella? SAMUEL FRED ROSS Sam” A cute little chap and does he work hard? He’s Tony’s friend—a right good pard. LOUISE M. RUSSELL Easy” Voted the very best sport in our class. We think Louise is a wonderful lass. JOHN CONRAD SARVER Jack” He wakes all the neighbors on Institute Hill, With his soulful quartet in the moonlight so still. FILOMENA GRACE SASSONE Fil” Here’s a girl that’s very charming; What she does to the boys is quite alarming. EDWARD LUCION SCARPITTE Eddie Noiseless—quiet as can be; JStill not too quiet for you and me. EDGAR SCHRECKENGOST ... ... £ ” Although his name is hard to spell. The girls all know it very well. WILLIAM EARL SHAFFER Shag Bill’s a whiz at dancing and track; We wonder where he got his knack. MARIAN GALENE SHIELDS Marian” To this lovely maiden with bright, dancing eyes, A letter each week from New Brighton arrives. Page twenty-two