Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL SUZANNE CARTAL Sue . . . winning smile . . . sweet disposition . . . keen ways . . . and her love for Bill sums up Sue . . . usually with Terry and the gang . . . likes dancing . . . sports and Tommy Dorsey . . . future is to be a housewife. ROBERT L. CLEARY Bob . . . last of a long line of Clearys . . . well noted for his corny jokes . . . always center of laugh- ter and admiration . . . bright ties and classy shirt tails ... a true But- lerite at heart. ALICE CHARDAVOYNE A1 . . . sure-fire basket- ball forward . . . keeps trim gliding over the ice . . . future is to be a sec- retary . . . decidedly loyal to her hometown, Oak Ridge . . . likes good mu- sic .. . Sinatra fan . . . pals with Joyce. EDWIN CONKLIN An all-round popular fellow . . . proud basket- ball captain . . . Gabby's assistant in chem lab . . . rates high on the dance floor . . . neat dresser ... with his dad on the facul- ty, Wink” toes the mark. JOYCE CRANE Tall blonde from New- foundland . . . likes to skate . . . have fun . . . makes a swell center on the basketball court . . . pals around with Gutch, Brita, and Doris . . . wish- es to join nursing ranks. MARY ANN CHAUDOIN Mac to all . . . always ready with a cheer for the team . . . has helped make cheering squad the best . . . swell sport . . . tops with the fellows . . . and the girls . . . will be miss- ed from B.H.S. and George's. MARIO CONTE All good things come in small packages . . . rates high on the gridiron . . . Bring on the girls . . . laughs easily . . . enjoys a good dish of Italian food . . . school for mechanics is his aim. GLEN CISCO Glen . . . usually found working in Shippie's Drug Store ... the fellow with a Joe Louis build . . . op- posed to redheads and homework . . . magic smile topped by wavy hair . . . future druggist. BIRDSALL COOPER The envy of all girls with his wavy blond hair . . . quiet and sincere . .. hunting and horses occu- py his spare time . . . quite often found with Burt Smith . . . earnest friendly way will get him far.

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 CLASS OF 1947 DAVID BISHOP Dave . . . our Haskellite football captain . . . help- ed our team play better ball this season . . . usual- ly seen riding around with Bob or Fred ... a man’s man to his gang . . . hopes to coach ball some day. LEONARD M. BREEN Muggs . . . famous for that crew cut, hails from the Plains ... a fer- vent admirer of the fair sex . . . teasing ways give us all gray hair . . . has winning way that puts him ace high with all. MARILOU BRADFORD Lou’' ... a peppy, smiling lass . . . hails from Pompton Plains . . . great sense of humor . . . won- derful personality . . . usually talking to Pinkie . . . an asset to her gang . . . interested in business. BERNICE BRENNAN Niecie ... a Butler lass . . . with dark brown hair and eyes ... her cheerful smile brightens up the cafeteria . . . neat- ness personified . . . adept at making her own clothes. JOHN BRANDT A little bundle of T.N.- T. . . . talkative . . . dra- matic ability . . . has trou- ble keeping quiet in cler- ical practice . . . has a record collection any one would swoon over . . . has a keen ear for jazz. MARION L. BURZINSKI An easy going lass from Bloomingdale . . . Cook- ie plans to be a telephone operator . . . dancing tops her likes ... is Joyce's in- separable pal . . . often found keeping store. DOLORES CARD Red ... a lively young miss . . . possessor of red hair . . . enjoys horseback riding, and all types of sports ... al- ways seen with Dot and Jean . . . will always be a true lover of horses and dogs. BRITA BRASK Her quiet ways have won her many friends . . . immaculate from head to toe . . . willing and ready for a good time . . . good sport . . . will always come through smiling ... a credit to Newfoundland. BEATRICE CARD Sparkling brown eyes and a quick smile are Bea's . . . good student ... ar- tistic ability proven by murals . . . A.B.C. enthu- siast . . . keeps us laughing in Spanish III . . . her fu- ture lies in college.

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CLASS OF 1947 MARY CROSSLAND Mary ... laughing brown eyes and flowing dark hair ... in the know at the Pompton bank . . . Pepsodent smile followed by a jolly wink . . . bowl- ing enthusiast . . . w'ears out many a shoe on the dance floor. DOROTHY DE BOER Dottie ... a bundle of sweetness . . . heart ting- ling giggle . . . neat stitch- er of her own clothes . . . with a combination of good looks, high grades, and a glowing personality plans to invade college. DIANE CROSTA Will never be forgotten as one of peppiest gals on the cheering squad . . . long dark tresses set off deep eyes . . . Dave's girl . . . sparkling sense of hu- mor has secured her many friends. ELEANOR DECKER Eleanor . . . Butler li- brarian . . . goes through books at top pace . . . aims for clerical work . . . giving forth on the .piano is a choice pastime . . . enjoys make-up work for dramatic club . . . Bloom- ingdale miss. BARBARA DAVIS Bobbie . . . hails from Pinecliff Lake . . . likes music and food of all sorts . . . wants to become a model ... to find her . . . look for her chums, Gerry and Flo . . . noted for her music collection. RALPH DECKER A sportsman . . . likes to hunt . . . deer ... in his hometown . . . West Milford . . . and tell hunt- ing stories . . . bumps around in a little brown Ford . . . heart’s desire . . . aviation branch of the service. CHARLES DE GROAT Chub hails from Has- kell . . . usually found around Specfs ... he likes all kinds of sports . . . has the ability to make friends with all . . . hap- py-go-lucky with a bright future in store. NINA DAVIS Tall, dark, blue - eyed lass from West Milford . . . flashes a diamond, third finger left hand . . . Glee Club enthusiast . . . favorite subject is Don . .. noted for her skill in knit- ting and sewing. IDA MAE DE GRAW Mae . . . our short but mighty girl from Bloom- ingdale . . . took the busi- ness course . . . future lies in work or being a house- wife . . . handles Maple Leaf Exchange . . . likes dancing and ice skating.