Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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A PeeJz into the OjJjiced. Miss Mortland Dr. Wiley’s Quartette checks Miss Petsinger, Miss Moore, Miss McGuire, Mrs. Hartung the absentees Twenty-five

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fj. J. cMauffi, AiAMta+it P Unclf2cd To the Graduates of 1943: We are proud of you, we envy you, and we congratulate you in your vigorous young manhood and womanhood, full of energy, ambition, and vision. We know that you are in a strategic position to be strafed” with the you-are-out-in-the-worid-now” advice, leaving you with the impression that you arc to be transported to some new and strange universe. The sun will rise and set on June 11, 1943, as it did on the day you were born. You will meet new problems tomorrow as you have been doing in all your tomorrows. We hope you will not need to fear your tomorrows so much as you do your yesterdays. The biggest world you have to continue in and control is the world within yourself. Whether, in the future, you are commissioned officer or private, you are the supreme commander of your own trend of thought and the protector of the good name your father and mother have given you. George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Benedict Arnold were once merely names. These three men lived on the same earth and under somewhat similar conditions; but the first two names are now synonyms of all things that are great and noble, and the last a symbol of disgrace. What price tags are you attaching to the finest name you have ever seen—your own name? J. T. HOGG Twenty-four

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IdJe J e P uum GF.ORGE C. ATWELL Chemistry, Physics JEAN A. BELL Mathematics GEORGE L. BERNLOHR Problems of Democracy LOLA BEVINGTON Instrumental Music SARA M. BLACK Mathematics ANNA H. BRIER Bookkeeping, Typewriting ELIZABETH R. CAMPBELL English H. VERNON COMIN History NARCISSA S. COREY Art VIRGINIA W. CORRELL English LUCILLE CRITCHLOVV Chemistry MAXINE F. CROSS Foods Twenty-six