Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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THE NUGGET Faculty’s Opinion of the Seniors A splendid lot of boys and girls, with whom it has been a pleasure to work, my one regret being that just as I am learning to know them, I must part with them. —R. J. Eilcnberger. There is so much bad in the best of us, und so much good in the worst of us, that it hardly becomes any of us to talk about the rest of us. ” So we’ll leave out that comment which might not look well in history and content ourselves with saying that the present Senior class has much to be commended in looks, brawn, and brain. May the Class of 1921 Win honor, love, and fame, And may they come to know the day They revere a teacher’s name. —Charles L. Uniacke. Better by far that you should forget and smile, Than that you should remember and be sad, There are none like you—none. —Gertrude P. Decker. To old Butler High, scores of students have come, Witty ones, peppy ones, clever and dumb. Look them all over, You cannot discover, An equal to Class Nineteen Twenty-One. —Leonora M. Schroeder. Seemingly in earnest, performing duties well, yet loving fun. A cheerful class with a stock of good nature. —Julia Santangelo. Frivolous, fun-loving and carefree, To the casual observer you seem; Yet to one of true intuition, Your virtues will most faults redeem. —Virginia E. Rootes. Seniors! So they say. Dignified! Hardly. Ready for a joke! Always. Want to whisper! No, (just) talk. Studious! When they forget themselves. Good sports! Yes, indeed. Like them! Just can’t help it. Why! Get acquainted and you’ll understand. —Beatrice L. Page] The Seniors!!!! Well, they MIGHT amount to something if they live long enough. Let us hope they don’t die young. —Edgar K. Dawson. Like any other lively team, (As someone used to say) They need a quiet, steady hand To guide them on their way; But, given this, with work to share, For which they see the need, So gratefully, unitedly, and friendly they speed To do the miles ahead of them With cheer and courage bright, That heartily we wish them well, WJien we reach home at night. —Luella R. Lyon. ANALYSIS OF TEE SENIOR CLASS (Tested and proved in a two-year experi- ment in the laboratory of the B. H. S. life.) TWENTY parts of loyalty to class and school, of amia- f bility and good Will ( =b H 8. ’21 j ONE part of the carefree) spirit of youth —N. Juline Warner. Page Nine

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THE NUGGET shady place.” EDMUND ALDOUS “Eddie” Basketball, ’21. Treasurer of Senior Class. Treasurer of Athletic Association, ’21. Athletic Editor of Annual. Class Play, ’21. “His Friends are all who know him.” BELLE BISHOP “BiUie” Basketball, ’20, ’21. Art Editor of Annual. Class Play, ’21. Member of Student Council, ’20. “Her pencil was striking, resistless and grand; Her manners were gentle, complying and bland.’ IRMA BROWN “Browny” Annual Staff. Class Play, ’21. “Teach me to speak— Since you can’t teach me to be silent.” LENA BROWN Annual Staff. Treasurer, ’20. Class Play, ’21. “Long lives a merry heart That laughs by night and day.” HARRY DeBOW “His eyes express The sweetest kind of bashfulness. ” “Hubby” “Farmer” KATHERINE DRUKKER “Irene” Her face would have made sunshine in a Page Eleven