Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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V 4 1t h ,I 7, -Lf jig K fi i ' I I ALICE E. ' N 2 R . EDITH IFFT MARY I. JANE KERR WILLIAM DOUTHE-TT English JAMISON English LEHNERD English English English Stage Manager Assemblies Putting ony, emotions is an essential part of clramatics. Fear seems to be the basic emotion expressedg we cer- tainly hope that Betty Virgili will be able to recover from the state of alarm she seems to be in. CAROLYN JEANNETTE LINDSAY McKEE English English American History Page Sixteen ENGLISH Bob Prowel demonstrates his technique as an archer in his English 12 class. If he doesnit know anything about English, he will be able to say that all was not wasted during that period.

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DOROTHY DOERR Latin English IO JOANNE R. FUDOLI Spanish English I0 X10 In the Spanish class, a litzlc dancing is thrown in with thc conjugations. Xvhat a sccnc. a pretty svnorita. a handsome jaw twith hall. a happy chaperone. and a cool sonar on tht- hnngos. 'N AUDREY GERLACH German This cross sa-ction of a Frcnch community may ln- a littlt- mort- picture.-squc than somv. but it clues show us how this class thinks rcal Frcnchmcn ought to lnoli. RUTH E. HELIVI French ELEANOR HERVEY Latin English I I Page Fifteen

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Shalcespeareis Romeo and Juliet is vividly portrayed for the students in College English classes. Students achieve a lvetter understanding of literature as it comes alive through visual aides. Tenth grade English classses learn and find pleasure in making models of castles like those used in Ivanhoe. We can almost imagine Edgar Galgoczy saying, Ani the lvloomin' guard stood right there. 'e did. 'Q X f, X Q . ex X if JOHN IVHLLEN English GERTRUDE REED English Yearhool: GERTRUDE RITZERT English Speech Debate MARTHA COLBERT SEYLER English Dr1m'1ti GERALD A. YORKO English f ' 5241.3 xy 'H -' .. ix Z .0- E- ,v.y. 1 'Q ...I Page Seventeen