Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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HENRY EMKER Hank is noted for his excel- lent impersonations of Frank Sinatra, Mr. Motto, and Der Fuehrer—and for his inventions and explosions in the chem lab, and for his love of a Rose. JAMES FARRELL Jimmie earned his laurels on the basketball court and in the classroom. He is noted for his smile, winning personality, and for flirting with all the girls. PHYLLIS FICO Quiet and friendly, this lass is noted for never getting angry. She's another of our Haskelites who is always good-natured and makes a good friend. MADELINE GEIL Our newest newcomer! She has a gift for oratory when a dis- cussion is held in P.A.D. A friendly girl with pleasing ways, whom everyone likes. BETTY GORDON A happy-go-lucky girl and just plain nice. Betty is an authority on sports. She likes everyone, but Bill undoubtedly holds first place. JEANNETTE GORDON Jeannette’s one of our foremost female athletes whether it's in school or not. We'll always re- member her for her wavy hair, Her wit, and her distaste for teachers. ROGER J. GORMLEY Roger is a quiet fellow, with a peppy sense of humor, who lives right in Butler. He is especially interested in baseball. Roger's ambition is the Army Air Corps. ROGER S. GORMLEY Rog S., good at studies and discussions, is also Editor of this publication. He is full of energy, sometimes running the movie ma- chine, more often the American store—the future manager! e . jeniorA JOSEPH FRANK Joe, the assistant Fuehrer, is well liked for his witty remarks, impersonations, and all round friendliness. He can usually be found calling on Otto, Fritz, and Carl for help. BEVERLY GEDDES Bev delights in having a good time. She makes many friends by her warm congeniality. A tire- less water-rat, she shows great ability in diving. Her goal—the medical profession. 1944 Page Seventeen

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lord LORRMN D© GRAW A smooth girl all-round—her clothes, her dancing, her cheer- ing. Usually she's with Harry or trying out new jitterbug steps to the music of Harry James. EDITH De GROAT Edie has pretty hair styles, a pleasant smile, and V . . .— mail letters. Her fame rests on her expert sewing and jitter- bugging, but she maintains a fine academic record. 1944 Page Sixteen JOSEPHYNE DE FAZIO EARL De GRAW Although reserved in class, Jo Earl small, but solid and oh! so is vivacious when with Phil and rugged—a three-year man in Charlotte. She is noted for her football and basketball and our black, wavy hair, which has won quintet's captain. Earl's time is her many admirers in the service, spent with Cookie—loafing, eat- ing, and wolfing. HELEN De GRAW Helen is often seen but not he Pretty clothes, lady-like wc the will to work and—the pr dency of class are hers. ELIZABETH DICKIE CAROLYN DISBROW KATHLEEN DONNELLY eity (or Dickie ) is always A tall young miss holding up her Kay is an all-round girl arj neat and pleasant. Her heart is own in discussions and in sports, a picturesque maiden, with den m the Air Corps, but her desire A winning personality, friendly hair, dark eyes, and pleasai or the future is to be a singer, ways, and loyalty have gained smile. She is admired by man these might eventually combine! her many friends. especially those of the opposi sex. JOHN DEMKOWICZ John, alias Peter Lorre, spends most of his time doubletalking. He comes from Pequannock and is a real friendly chap. His ambition is to out-doubletalk Mr. Ellard. HAROLD DEVANEY Hal along with being a very good student is a real fellow. His foresight and ability will surely make for him a success- ful future.

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 ? . —seniors EVELYN GRIFFITHS Ev is an active girl, known for her crooning in and out of classes. She's also interested in photography. She is kept busy writing to service men. FRANCIS GUNTHER Frank, Don, and John make a trio. Frank is a tall, dark fellow who is athletic, humorous, and rated for changing the subject in P.A.D. His future—the service. 1944 WILLIAM GRAMLICH Bill is a quiet, unassuming fellow, who played both varsity football and basketball. He is a member of the Varsity B. Bill and Betty are the best inseparables of B.H.S. ★ROBERT GREENE Baldy, tops on our 11 is in the Navy now. He's popular on the field and off. We miss him at George's, in the halls, and with Shirley or his pals. WILLIAM GREENSWAY Flickering eyelashes and a genu- ine grin at one of the girls dis- tinguish Bill, the good-natured friend of all. A gentleman of perfection with a quiet deter- mination to succeed. LOUIS HALL Have you ever noticed how Red's face matches his hair when you tease him about the girls? He's a good boy scout, and the bus baritone. MARILYN HEARLE Slug is famous for her drama- tic ability, lively personality, and snappy brown eyes. She's quite musically inclined, but her am- bition is to be a housewife. She will be too. LOIS HEINLEIN A sweet girl with laughing eyes. Lois is famous for good marks and many friends. She possesses collections of character portraits and movie star photos. Hers is a happy disposition. ALICE HENDERSON Alice is an all-round pal, quiet and lady-like. Her heart's de- light is just now in the Army overseas. She is usually read- ing letters or discussing the situa- tion with Mary. JEAN HENNION Jeannie is a neat, tailored young lady, usually accompany- ing Winnie and Kay. Dark hair, light blue eyes, sweet smile, and readiness for a good time have won her admiration. Page Eighteen