Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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Panel groups like rhis one discuss the opportunities minority groups receive in America. These discussions are a viral part of sociology, the science of living with onvis fellow man. The American history classes show us how much weive expanded and im proved since rhe Pilgrims came to America in the Mayflower. O I I A Me 4 ' frm., 173 ll MARY ELSIE MOORE World History MARGARET C. PUFF Geography MAUNQ J. SILJANDER World History JAMES THORNE American History Economics Sociology GEORGE VLASIC Sociology f is fi if V X , A Page Eleven

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-ft 3. t is lift ' , , f I ,I ggy z , xg . A V 1 ggi if t li ' t V Page Ten H. VERNON COMIN American History PAUL FISCUS American History JOHN IFFT American Government Basketball DENNIS W, KEISER World History Geography JOHN LINDEMAN World History World History is macle interesting with exhibits of clothing and pictures from other countries. The students themselves contribute many articles for displays. In this way, the pupils study their own heritage as well as that of other people. SOCIAL STUDIES Bob Dixon questions the authenticity of a statement made by a member of this panel discussion group in Strategic Areas of Geography 1SAG to the studentsl. They choose the areas they wish to study. ri, s--. 1?

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MAX ADAMCZYK Shop Math Applied Math U D. GIBSON VXA! A - Geometry Geometric figures help 'lsolidw students comprehend three-dimension geom- etry. Although the figures, texts, and teachers all help, the theorums some- times remain as hard to see through as the Figures themselves. plane Geomeniy Algebra Page Twelve MARGARET HENNINGER Plane Geometry Algebra ROBERT E. HOVIS Business Arithmetic MATHEMATICS Do you remember your algebra? The answer is 51.05 for the bottle and 8.05 for the cork. Even when the laws are memorized and the methods learned, X still sometimes remains an unknown quantity.