Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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BEATRICE RYAN ROBERT RANDON “Tex'' is on© of the most popular and well-known boys in Butler High School. He has been our football captain for two years and a most capable one. Usually found singing in the halls, with a number of his friends. MOST POPULAR MOST ABSENT-MINDED a FRED REARDON Fred's pride and ioy is cen- tered around his faithful '29 jallopy,' which is usually seen parked at Romains ga- rage. He is ambitious and a good sport. LOIS RHINESMITH Lois is a quiet, capable girl, whom we appreciate for all her worth. And because she is quiet, we know she has learned the precious maxim. Speech is silver, silence is golden. An all around girl. She's a snappy jitterbug, is friendly and a good sport. Beat ' has acquired many friends and her intentions are to be- come a nurse. We can as- sure you that she'll have a lot of patients. BEST DANCER e ANNA LOUISE SANDO Here's a girl with lots of pep. She has a pleasing personality and all that goes with it. She enjoys all sports. Anna's hobby is collecting gictures of tne New Yorx riants baseball team. Her ambition is to become an actress. MOST ATTRACTIVE BEST DRAMATIST RICHARD SCHILLING An exceptionally studious person is Richard He is very quiet but well liked by all who know him. The excel- lent school work which he has been doing suggests that he will make an outstanding record for himself. MARY SBROCCO Mary works very hard to keep up her scholastic stand- ing and is rewarded by a good report card. Her deep voice and friendliness make her outstanding among her classmates. HAROLD SARGENT Harold is very industrious and has certainly proved his intellectual ability during the past four years. He has con- tinuously maintained an ex- ceptionally high average and now has the background for a successful career. MOST STUDIOUS MALCOLM SANGLE Malcolm is one of our best dressed senior boys. He is a good bowler, likes to play basketball. His excellence in history is shown in his propensity for argument.

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NORMA PIANTAN1DA Norma is very sweet, quiet, and neat. She is an excel- lent dressmaker, as well as an excellent typist. A more studious person would be hard to find. IRENE PFINGSTEL Although a number of us re- member her for her witty remarks. Irene is best re- membered for her different and original coiffures. Her clothes, also, are original creations. DOROTHY POUTO A wonderful dancer, and what a Jitterbugl Dottie's laughter can always be heard in the halls. Her friendly personality is her greatest asset. CLAUDE POST FRED PETTET Mischievous, humorous, un- concerned, Fred has some- times been the despair of the faculty. His outstanding at- tractions are his curly hair, musical ability, and baseball Srowess with the Butler eetles. VIRGINIA PELLINGTON Although instinctively quiet. Virginia can capably carry on a conversation Her in- terest lies in the held of beau- ty culture, and being a worker, she is sure to reach her goal. It e 19 4 FLORENCE POST RUSSELL POST HERBERT POLLARD Tall, quiet, handsome, non- chalant—that's “Bert. His chic clothes and his interest in music will always bo a memory. Claude is tall, dark, and handsome; one of the class Romeos. His congeniality and his ever-present good humor speak highly for him. His hobbies seem to be keep- ing live stock, and he enjoys ice skating. Florence is a quiet, petite girl trying very hard to keep up with her report card. She spends a good deal of her time attending movies. Russell is a Newfoundland student who seems to havo a great interest in skiing and, from all reports, he must be very good. He is also inter- ested m skating and square dancing.

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EDITH SMITH A girl, we term the delicate type, admired by her long hair and large eyes. She doesn't seem to be very much interested in sports and is remembered for her quiet- ness. DOLORES SIGNORELLI Her sunny disposition has won her many iriends. She is fond of sports and has a special interest in the do- mestic arts, sewing and cook- ing. We are sure that Dolores will pave her way to success m the nursing held. ESTELLE SMITH No one could possess more likeable qualities than Es- telle. Her success in the commercial field is evident Her natural curly head and sweet smile make up her pleasant personality. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ELIZABETH SHIPPEE Betty comes from Butler but her main interest seems to be in Riverdale. She attends all the school functions and is also one of our attractively dressed girls. PATRICIA SEARS A tall winsome lass, who adds zest to the crowd and laughter to the days. She has a graceful carriage and a poised manner, tho’ a little disarming is her dreamy look. JOHN ROBERT SMITH Bob hails from Haskell. Box- ing seems to be his greatest sport, and we hope that some day he may acquire fistic fame. Bob is well liked by all who know him. MOYA SMITH Moya is an excellent example of a perfect lady. Being a commercial student, she is interested in office work; we know she will succeed. Al- ways will be remembered her sincere friendliness to- wards all, neatness, and her sweet and bashful ways. PERFECT LADY ANNA SORGI The sunshine of the class. Anna always has a cheerful smile and a way about her that would make any old grouch brighten up and smile. She is most indus- trious and eager to succeed. ROBERT STORMS Bob is a good-natured fel- low, who likes to hunt and fish. He is auite an out-of- doors-man Spends a great deal of time concentrating on his history.