Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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Sj h iough the C fWindows Administration .... recalling our leaders whose teachings have inspired us to greater deeds. Seniors .... bringing us our classmates in deeds and attributes. Activities .... portraying events outside the realm of studies and the more serious side of our school life. Athletics .... indicating both school and class athletics, recalling incidents we especially desire to remember. Features .... showing a little nonsense about each of us. Advertisers .... contributing in no small measure to the financial success of the Magnet, our advertisers are recommended to the students of the Butler High Schools as deserving of their patronage.

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MR. ANDERSON MISS MORRISON MR. STEVENSON Educational Mr. Anderson was our principal our last two years in high school; during that time we grew to admire and appreciate him. Although very busy with his administrative duties, he was always ready to discuss with us any matter that caused us concern. Often we found him in his office chatting with a student about a change in schedule or about the choice of a life work. We knew he was intensely interested in young people and enjoyed working with them and helping them to solve their problems. In the summer he enjoys working in his garden where he grows vegetables and flowers that are truly prize specimens; the only people who do not applaud his gardening successes are his children who complain that his spinach grows too well. Fishing is also a favorite hobby; but when interviewed about this sport, he modestly refrained from mentioning the big one that got away.” These two hobbies, together with collecting credits for higher degrees, fill his leisure time. Mr. Anderson is a principal of whom any school might be proud. A great deal of the credit for the success of our last semester in school was due to our patient, understanding adviser, Miss Morrison. In our home room and in class she showed herself a friendly, jolly, thoroughly likeable person. A member of the Pythagorean brotherhood. Mr. Stevenson is not only an excellent adviser, but also a friend as true as the axioms he teaches. Even unto the dignity of Seniors, he has guided us.