Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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fr f f l Four and twenty blackbirds iff , ' ' 'X 1 . ,-5 x , ,, f g Baked in a pzgl- X X A Ufhen the pie fwas opened, 1, wl 4 1 The birds began to sing. A gg G -:-' ' 1 VVLV ,:,. S A TABLE OF CONTENTS Where will one find the musical score? ,..., .... F oreword and Contents 2-3 Who was there directing? ....-,-.,.,..... , .,..,..,.,. Dedication 4-5 Where were the birds a-singing? ....,... . ...,.... The School 6-9 And who put the pie together? ..,.,......,........ ,... The Faculty 12-19 What are the names of these little birds? .r..... ,..,....,. S eniors 22-53 Who will be singing come next year? ....,... ...,....,.... J uniors 56-62 What went into each little note? ,....,...,..... , .,., School Work 66-83 What rhythmically relieved the strain? ..... ...., . . Athletics 86-103 What made the pie delectable? ...,....... ...,... E xtras 106-145 Now isn't this a dainty dish To set before the king? - -

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H. RICHARD DRYDEN