Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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jir....mim if. t RUTH E. JOHNSON ‘RuthieT “ Tis not true that tall girls have empty heads.” ERNEST KLEIN ‘Shiek” If I rightly remember, I’ve loved a great number. Yet there’s pleasure, at least, in a change.” FLORENCE A. LOESCH “Quiet and demure.” “Flo RAUL L. ADLER “Pablo Orchestra 3-4 Class Basketball 1 Social Committee 4 “Clark, his only rival on the saxo- phone.” JULIA A. LYON ‘Chic “Silence is golden, but Julia doesn’t believe it.” 14

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HARRY F. COOK “Run” Football 1-2-3-4 Class Baseball 1-2-3-4 Varsity Basketball 4 Clars Basketball 1-2-3-4 Vrarsity Baseball 4 President 1 Prcridrnt Athletic Arso. 4 Year Eook Staff “A jolly, careful, athletic fellow.” ELIZABETH F. ELMENDORF ‘Betty” “Short, but—Oh, my!” JAMES E. DIXON “Dick’ Class Basketball 1-2-3-4 ( lass Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football 3-4 “Lo! the conquering hero comes.” C. ISABEL FLECK “Flecky” Social Committee 2-3 Class Basketball 4 “She talks French but does she know the English?” GEORGE H. JOHNSON “Skinny” Cla:s Basketball 1-4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Senior Play Year Eook Staff “The ‘Arrow Collar’ man has nothing on me, I'm just as handsome, as handsome, as he.” 1 13

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HEU ST ON S. ANGLE “Angel” “He plays the fiddle, but no one knows it.” M. MARIE MAYER “Marie” “Smooth runs the water when the stream is deep.” EMMETT BAYLES “Injun” Class Basketball 4 Class Baseball 3 Year Book Staff Senior Play “Sherlock, where art thou?” GEORG! ANN A A. MILLER “Georgie” Debating 1 Class Basketball 1-2-4 Social Committee 4 “When she opens up fire with that thunderous glance. She knows he, poor victim, has never a chance.” DAVID A. BEAM “Coon Senior Play “Oh, why should life all labor be?” 15