Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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Service Through the Season Averaging results of World Affairs tests and recording them on the in- genious bulletin board outside Mrs. Sands' office is the job of Test Serv- ice, under the leadership of Mr. Mitchell and Miss Bednarek. Here Miss Bednarek's group totals the figures from Mr. Mitchell's group: First rowg Sue Faltings, Kay Bell, Joyce Cahill. Second rowg Gail Tel- mose, Dorothy Eschwei. Third row, Wally Sereda. Checking books out, collecting lines, repairing books, placing them on the shelves, and answering the never ending call of students lost in the bookshelf wilderness are the jobs of our Library Service. A few of the scouts, Cleft to rightl are: Sylvia Struble, Sharon Ransom, Evelyn Crane, Ingra Fisher, Joan Longo, and Irene Clearwater. 88 Food Service club practices serving for school dinners and banquets. Calories run havoc as members practice with a school time snack. Junior Miss Crewses fleft to rightj are: Priscilla McGuire, Bonny Cos- tanzo, Pat Tutty, Nancy Decker, and Bev Speaker. Service to others is the guiding theme of the Girls' Service Club. Making favors and collecting food for Thanksgiving and- toys for Christmas for those less fortunate are some of their activities. Preparing the station wagon for another mission are Qleft to righth Joan Winterberger, Joan Roach, Lillian Mihm, MaryLou Seggel, Georgene Rohlander, Barbara Camien, Nancy Mead, and Lyn Smith.

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Mike Fitzpatrick reads a contro- versial report to members of Mr. Crane's Forum Club. An underclass version of International Relations Forum, this collection of garrulous freshmen and sophomores argue just as long and just as loudly as their big brothers in the upper classes. a hot discussion of our position in the Far East during an IRF meeting Our schoolchair ambas- sadors under the guidance of Mr Hurwitz have not only wrangled about world affairs but have submitted suggestions to the administration on