Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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RUTH M. SUMMERS Ruth doesn't make a lot of noise; still when it comes to a showdown, she's not afraid to assert herself She is the type whose friendship is valuable for she can be counted on to offer her as- sistance. NONA TAYLOR Her philosophy is Silence is Golden ■’ Always willing to help people with thoir problems. A good student as well as a good sport. She has yet to make her choice for a vocation. PRESTON VAN DYKE He is a very queer person who says very little but knows a lot more than his activities indicate. Quite a history student, too. VIRGINIA VANDER POOL Virginia never takes things too seriously or worries over trivial mishaps. She has livened up the dull spots with her merry smile, inno- cent manner, and humorous remarks. HELEN TRENGROVE A girl who has a rather superior air of wisdom. She has worked consistently to keep her grades in the up- per level. Besides sports, ner interest is in stamp collecting. MARGUERITE TUTHILL Pat is the frivolous, hap- py-go-lucky type who wants a good time out of life Her neat sport clothes reflect the keen delight she receives from all athletics. GERTRUDE TRAVERS Like Frances, Gertrude is outstanding for her clothes, her odd laugh, and her long finger nails. Although the twins seem to be in hot water very often, they have many friends. FRANCES TRAVERS Tall, domineering—such is Frances. Usually she is found wandoring the halls with her twin. Her humorous remarks and fiery temper will always be remembered. DONALD TOWNSEND Donald is small and very quiet, but is always ready with his jokes. He is noted for his honesty and good nature. Playing the har- monica makes him popular in a crowd.

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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.

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EMILY M. WACHTMANN Tall, blonde and quiet. Emily is a typical home- maker. She spent a great deal of time writing to Fort Dix this past year, but still she kept up in her class work Designing is her greatest interest. DOROTHY WALTERS Tall, with a quiet, reserved manner—our best descrip- tion of Dot. She enjoys sports and participates in many of them. CARRIE VAN ZILE Friendly and athletically in- clined, Carrie's achieve- ments are many. She is a commercial student and comes from Butler. BETTY WAGNER Here is the typical American ?irl, full of pep and fun. elite and pretty, Betty is well liked. Quite an ath- lete. too She looks forward to a career in the business world. MOST ORIGINAL MARILYN VAN ORDEN An unusually quiet girl is Marilyn. She is noted for daintiness and is the typical Dresden Doll type. Her am- bition is to become a beau- tician; we think she will make a good one. MARY VAN LUVENDER Beneath an air of quiet composure, Mary, a com- mercial student from River- dale, carries on her interest in home-making and in the out-of-doors. DONALD WATT Slug is admired by the weaker sex, but will not participate in their adven- tures Handsome of feature, serious, and aloof in his manner, he stands out from other classmates. HARRIET WHITEHEAD Harriet is a rather quiet girl comma from Rmawood She coming from Ring wood She is interested a great deal in home nursing and plans to follow this course. We're sure with her determination she will succeed. MARIETTA WETZEL Solemnity and deep thinking remind us of Marietta. Her favorite subjects are office practice and clothing. She will, we are sure, be an asset in the business world.