Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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The Seasons Butler High School Time lVl'arches On! Yes, even in school life, day follows day, month, month, and finally summer turns to fall and winter, then spring, and once again vacation comes. In the yearbook of 1945, the Magnet staff has en- deavored to follow the seasons at Butler High. During the summer the school was a dull place with all its gay humor and life scattered at work or play throughout the city and surrounding country. In the building met classes of diligent students, earning extra credits or making up for last year's fun in English class. With the coming of fall, however, the halls once again rang with laughter and overflowed with life. Pencils, books, football uniforms, choir gowns, and musical instruments took the place of hoes, baseball gloves, tennis rackets, swimming suits, and overalls. New teachers appeared in home rooms, and new subjects on schedule cards. Inter-scholastic and intramural sports fanned school spirit. The beginning of winter saw everyone still bending over books, trying to keep their right triangles and chemical equations separated from the winter sports, such as hockey, sled-riding, and skiing. Basketball and swimming held the spotlight. . Spring brought apple blossoms and thoughts of sweet young love, the school dramatists caperedion the stage, while the trackmen climaxed the sport year. And then came graduation and vacation.

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ARMY AIR CORPS Howard R. Ball William Bilowick Harold B. Bish William M. Collins Andrew B. Galson Marlin E. Cvuisewite Joseph Myers William C. Rulfner, Jr. Martin Sefchik Richard A. Smith Robert William Wigton NAVY William Leroy Daugherty Carl L. Shanor Cornelius B. Dorcy Walter Stepahin Myron Tunstall, Jr. MARINE CORPS Charles M. I-Iohn ' Calvin Selfriclge C... ,-. f ff 1 . f , if ff li i ff X I ,ff . I , , - a fl ff AE