Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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ROBERT J, KERR Chemistry Physical Science ROBERT D. KIRK Biology NELSON P. PALMER Physics Publications JOSEPH ROBISON Biology HAROLD D. WHIELDON Physical Science Space Science Skip Monks and Carol Souzer find that chemistry experiments may be enlightening in more than one way. All is a success so farg surely nothing will blow up and spoil the lab. Ar least it doesn't smell. Seeing is believing. Biology students enjoy taking a look at what they are studying. A few sometimes hesitate to gaze upon the little creatures that swim in drinking water. Page Nineteen

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R-oclcets Away . Gordon Weigle, future astronaut, learns and compre- hends physical laws pertaining to space travel. This simple blast-off in space science may interest him enough to lead him to the moon or beyond. t CIE CE Class interest nears the boiling point as Mr, Palmer, with the aid of a vacuum pump, demonstrates boiling at decreased pressure without heat. One can readily realize why most girls enjoy taking physics. Page Eighteen GEORGE C. ATWELL Chemistry Physical Science JOHN L. EATON Biology Physical Science

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Sandy Hopper gains experience, credit, and pay as she Q'learns-on-the-job at n Butler bank. She is one of a group of students placed in Butler busi- ness offices for one-half of each school day through the Co-op Program. CUM MERCI A L Donna Streit and Mary Kellerman test the qunlity of the gloves while Mari- anne Steighncr practices salesmnnship at :i downtown store. These girls learn the art of selling and how to cope with difficult customers in sales- manship class. Page Twenty IVIARYANN BIANCHI Typing Office Practice Personality Development BEATRICE BLACK Typing Bookkeeping JILDA DeAUGUSTINO Shorthand Transcription Business English English 10 JAMES GREENAWALT Bookkeeping Personal Typing Business Law ROBERT B. HILL Salesmanship Business English Magnet Newspaper