Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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 Standing, left to right: Miss Sarosa R. Meliek.. English Mr. Charles L. Uniacke................... . Seienrr Miss Margaret H. Travell................. ZLI.................Ena J, Mr. Austin S. Walker......................................... History Miss Leonora Schroeder.........................................Physical Training Seated, left to right: Miss Gertrude Decker................................... Commercial Mr. Harold A. Pmney................................... Manual Training .Iiss Helena A. Kelly................................. Modern Languages Miss Luella R. Lyon.................................... Commercial Mr. R J, Eilenberger........................................Supervising Principal Miss N. Juline Warner........................................... Latin Miss Bertye Smith................................... Domestic Science Mr. A. Duryee Crooks........................................Mathematics Miss Ottilie B. Meiner............ Community Civics and General Science

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Standing, left to right: Raymond Strassburger Sadie Ricker......... Arthur Landmesser.... Marguerite Gormley... Harold Scinski....... Freshman Associate ('lass Editor .... Assistant Business Manager ....Junior Associate Class Editor Sophomore Associate ('lass Editor ........... Bogs’ Athletic Editor Seated, left to right: Paul Ward.......... Alma Vonden Deale Alice Tintle....... Roland Ricker...... Mae Roach.......... Grant Van Saun..... ..........Business Manager (lirls’ Athletic Editor ......Associate Editor .............Editor-in-Chief ...........Associate Editor Assistant Business Manager

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Our Reward N. Juliiie Warner Let others till thy verdant fields, And rear thy mighty towers; Let others mine thy precious ores, O blessed land of ours! Let others hew thy forests down, And shape thee ships and things, And gird thee round with roads of steel, And fill the air with wings. We have a task more glorious still Than work with man-made tools: We—the teachers of the land, Who keep thy public schools. To others, only transient wealth, To us, thou giv’st thy youth, To mould immortal character In knowledge and in truth. Let others spread thy glories far, Till it shall well he told Thou art, through them, a nation great, And reap reward in gold. But moth and dust corrupt all things That sordid wealth can buy; Our high reward is more than this— ’Tis that which cannot die. If one shall say in years to come, “Through him, I am a man,” “Her love and teaching kept me true,” “Because of her, I can; Then shall our task be well repaid By more than paltry fee: To help in forming human souls Is immortality!