Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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MABEL DAY Treasurer 1-4 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Vice-President 3 Year Book Staff 4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Mabel shines alike in athletics and business af- fairs. She has very creditably filled the position of our Treasurer this year. We are sure our per- sistent, energetic Mabel will make her mark as a teacher. FRANCES DECKER “Deck Treasurer, Athletic Association 3 Varsity Basketball 2-3 Social Committee 1-4 Volley Ball 2 Class Play Class Basketball 4 Frances likes athletics and good times. We find in her a steady worker, and a true friend. Shall we ever forget dignified “Miss Hayes in the class play? ROBERT JENNINGS “Bob Track 3-4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Year Book Staff 4 Hi-Y Member Class Play 4 Bob is an all around good fellow. He shows ability not only in his school work but in football, basketball, and track. This “Charm School” hero has taken his “exams.” for Annapolis. HELEN DE PUYT “Helena Social Committee 3-4 Class Play 4 Helen’s neatness and friendly spirit are already helping her in business activities outside of school hours. She is competent, cheerful, and popular. HELEN EDWARDS “Peg This is one of the cases when red-hair does not show a firey temper. Helen is always calm and ever ready to lend a helping hand. 21

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RUTH COOPER “Rutine ifuth evidently believes in the slogan “Smile and the world smiles with you” because she is smiling most of the time. We are sure that her pleasing disposition will bring her success and happiness. HAROLD GORMLEY “Fat Jocular and rotund is Harold, the expert bean- shooter of the class. Always jovial, “Fat” is every- one’s friend, and will ever offer his aid especially if a practical joke is in the making. MARGARET COULTER “Peg Class Basketball 3 Social Committee 3 Margaret’s saucy hob and mischievous eyes show us that she is always ready for a good time. Al- ways pleasant, never worrying, Margaret seems to have a happy time without effort. RICHARD HEADLEY “Dick “Dick” is a mischievous lad who is an artist in throwing erasers and other missiles. He almost caused Miss Bitner to lose her temper on one oc- casion. He is always smiling and amiable. MURIEL CRANE “Mooie Does she have innocent eyes? Yes, she does have innocent eyes. Does she carry a powder puff? Yes, she always has a puff. Did you say that she can dance? Yes, I said that she can dance—that little Muriel. 20

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HELEN GORMLEY “Petite Helen” Of worthy note is Helen’s broad smile, and broad back! That “million dollar smile” increases in val- uation when a hot-dog hoves into view. By her good nature, Helen has won the love and friend ship of her classmates. GLADYS HANFORD “Lee” Class Debating 2 , Beta Delta Sigma Nugget Staff 3-4 Here comes Gladys! Industrious, friendly, cheerful, and clever, she is going to Vassar. She has decided to answer the exalted calling to teach French to the coming generation. DANIEL MEAD “Dash!” Hi-Y Club Football 3-4 Class Baseball I Class Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Social Committee 3-4 Class Play 4 This giant of our class always got the tip-ofT. When he “Dashed” down the football field clutching the hall, our opponents watched with awe his long form gliding toward the goal. Were they in a game, or watching a slow motion picture? We expect to hear someday of Dash’s “football debut” at Lafayette. NETTIE HISSEM “Ned” Do you hear a scream? Do you look, and see a shivering, shaking girl, all huddled up in her seat, with her hands over her face as if in terror? If such a scene occurs, then, you know that Nettie has seen a hug, a mouse, or a dog. MADELYN HVBNER “Hubby” Social Committee 2-3-4 Class Basketball 3 Madelyn is very strong in keeping an opinion once it is formed. She has many friends and is known as a very neat, chic girl. To he a nurse is her aim—for how long we do not know! v - 22