Butler Township High School - Americana Yearbook (Fountain Springs, PA)

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Looking for the school news - well, look in 'Township Topics'. In this, Butler High news- paper is found all current news and views on curricular and extra-curricular activities. The chief purpose of the school paper is to reflect the activities and opinions of the students. As a student publication, both the actual work and the forming of policy are handled by thc students with advice of Miss Helen MacNeil1. Not only does the paper act as a news organ covering the activities of the school, it also serves as a training ground for those ol our students who are interested in journalistic endeavors. Leaders of the staff this year were: Constance Zeller, editor: Harriet Welker, as- sistant editor. First Huw: I Gomlmc-ski. Se-wnd Row: H. Nochton, E. Dixon, J. Maurer M. Kline. Third Huw: A. Beckett. A. Ernst. I. Shucavage F. Luscavzxge. Vnurth Rowg B. Stewart. Stzlmlinuz lt. XV:1ltf-Vs. l'. Lnvvlle. BI-LINES Sxnmliug: II. XY'-llw1', XY. xlTlI'41llGlI'lll. li. K1-ssl.-r li. I'I1'wlI11:111. I.,'I'r'u1l1111:m.1'.Z1-lla-V, l'. lfvtlw-lmlI'. li S111-znxzluv, NV. 121-111. S--:alt-fl: Nl. l'l'Itlll'. .I. Alzaurn-r, 11 Hssmun, C. Yngw-I. ll. XY1vl1':um4. BUSINESS ASPIRANTS During the school year, the students of the Office Practice Club were given a wider range of experiences through the acquisition of sev- eral new business machines. Each member of this club is taught how to operate the many commercial machines now available at Butler High. If a student is in earnest and learns thoroughly what he is taught, he is capable. through this knowledge, plus the stenographic and bookkeeping courses also offered in the school, of holding any office position open to him.