Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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Harold Leroy Merchant “Harold” He hands out the Magnet in his home room. And in senior music plays many a tune. Genevieve V Milieman “Gene” A modest blond and very striking; Silent, but very much to our liking. David Charles Miller “Dave” Pleasing, carefree, and not very tall, Our “Stoolie” helps 'em all play ball. Robert Alexander Morgan “Bob” Of all the charms he doth possess, The best of all is friendliness. Edith Joan Nanni “Edie” Edie’s” dancing is really superb, And say does she like Sax-onburg! Andrew J. Natili “Andy” He’s a jolly good fellow to everyone; Happy, good-natured, and full of fun. Elizabeth Olive Milheim “Betty” A pleasant voice and a happy smile And dark brown eyes -she is worthwhile. Beulah Ellen Miller “Snooks” Laughter here, laughter there; She lives on without a care. John Milton Miller “Milt” His wit and humor are always fine; And say, did you ever hear his line? Margaret Jane Morris “Jane” A good sport, peppy, and lots of fun; She has a way of getting things done. Joseph Naribetsky “Slitz” A strong and mighty man is he; “Most Athletic” he is, surely. Beatrice Marie Nesbitt “Be” Laughing blue eyes and curly brown hair; Whenever she passes the boys all stare. Page Nineteen

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Marguerite Adams Lewis Peggy” A pal to all—a foe to none; A gay light heart, and plenty of fun. Helen M. Lyon “Beanie” “Beanie” is so very clever. Get ahead of her? One can never! Margaret Eleanor Martin “Eleanor” A cute little giggle, a cute little girl; Her numerous charms keep us all in a whirl. Jennings Coulter McCandless, Jr. “Coulter” “Coulter” will always do his bit; Faithful, earnest, he’s sure to fit. Catherine R. McCann “Kate” Quiet charm, a faithful friend; On her you always can depend. Dorothy E. McQuistion “Dot” Dorothy is a quiet and retiring girl, But you will find that she’s a pearl. Nancy Lichty “Busty” That vivid hair quite strikes our fancy; Those eyes of blue smile just like Nancy. H. Clayton Markwell “Chick” This boy named “Chick’s” not very tall, But how he loves his basketball! Robert James Maxwell “Bob” Laughing eyes and curly hair; At charming Miss Purvis this boy is rare. Ruth Elizabeth McBride “Ruth” Her gentle charm and culinary art Toward a happy life give her a fine start. Anna Jane McCarren “Anna” A bit of humor, a giggle or two; That’s our Anna, through and through. John P. S. Menchyk “Blondy” Handsome and gay and a little proud; He stands out among the crowd. Page Eighteen

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 Uy Henry George Neiderkofler “Hank” He saws at his fiddle With his bow in the middle; His screeches we bear, Though they get in our hair. James Purvis Poole “Jim” A tall, slim lad and very jolly; He spreads good cheer like Xmas holly. Gerald Augustus Oswald “Jerry” Big and husky, silent and dark; In the world outside, he’ll make his mark. Olive Jane Reed “Jane” Her pretty hands and friendly smile Do each and everyone beguile Elmer W. Richardson “Elmer” One just can’t buy a good disposition; For one like Elmer’s we’re all a-wishin’. Lois Evelyne Ruby “Kubbie” Slim, rosy, and strikingly blond; Of her, we all are terribly fond. Margaretta Pearl Russell “Peggy” A jolly, fair-haired lass; We’re glad she’s in our class. Catherine Mary Schaffner “Kay” Auburn hair, a ready smile; Her comely way quite sets the style. Paul Edward Richie “Moose” Paul’s a musician big and bold, His is a talent that cannot be sold. Paul Rudoff “Smitty” Paul likes to eat, and so do we; But we’re not all as big and good-natured as he. Margaret Ellen Scanlon “Peg” Full of pep and popular, too; Life’s a merry bubble to you. Virginia J. Schiavone “Ginger” A lovely lass with dimples rare; To look upon she’s very fair. Pa e Twenty