Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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0' C agnei April I946 BUTLER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Volume 45 Number 7 fibre.-fx, Editor-in-Chief ,.4..A,,....... Nancy McDougall Associate Editors. .Paul Beighley, Dolores Josephs, - John McCall Business Manager . ,.,.,., ....... R oger Dougan Published monthly except June, July, August and September by the Butler Senior High School, Butler, Pa. Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice at Butler, Pa., and mailed at the special rate of postage, under the act of October 8, 1917. Number of Copies, this Issue, 1700.

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We Sail! We Sail! All hands on deckl Hoist sail! Let us be off upon the quest for which we have spent much time in preparation. Our quest? We sail for peace. Years have been spent in the horror of a war that wrecked countries and homes, left cities waste, and made mockery of centuries of growth and culture. Three of our four high school years were spent in the turmoil and bewilderment of war. Victory came as we entered our senior year, but it brought the realization that the countries of the world still had many prob- lems to solve, the greatest of these the securing of permanent peace. ' J . 1 . . We sail to seek the treasure of lasting peace that knows the brotherhood of all mankind, that sees the universe as one small world wherein all men must learn to dwell together and each must recognize the rights of all. Four years have we striven faithfully on the good ship BHS. ln this year's Senior Magnet we present the equipment, the training, the guidance we have enjoyed as members of her crew. May these pages always be to us, and to all who read them, a reminder of our work and our objective as we go forward into life -peace for all. A 1 ,ef in .. r 4. 4 lil? g r.. e 1, f lctfi 'A 1 K :W .lk , g,w,,i-,Ezra -,Q in ., L. .,..,,V,,3,,,Y,.,.,i5.ffi.,-,2.,.i ,, f-,Z f , g, N. . K ' 'r .fe - , ' W.-7 wr.,. . M, Oo . , 5 f . -,Ne J if f 4 ...el 5 , - yt - v VT: ' H- - YY - I Q' ' e J' 4' 'af S+. W X . ' X tswf- 'fr :dive