Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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CLASS O MARILYN T. FORBES Lynn ... a cute little miss who brought her charm to us from Ramsey High ... a sports en- thusiast who excels on the basketball court . . . feels at home on the dance floor. . . her future lies in nursing. MARILYN GLANN Glannie” . . . our proud majorette ... has done a wonderful job with the band and her men . . . usually seen strutting her stuff . . doing art work . . . headed for college . . . and a glorious future. F 19 4 7 LUCILLE FREEMAN Lu . . . brown-haired dazzler with twinkling eyes . . . has a winning personality . . . usually arguing with Bea some- where in Pompton Plains . . . very happy . . . fingers nimble with knit- ting needles. JAMES GOMEZ A compact bundle of laughter . . . personality and curly hair . . . able manager of the football team . . . wrestling cap- tain . . . adores shapely blondes . . . Italian foods . . . and his Haskell gang. ROBERT GARBARINO “Gabby . . . black wavy hair and a big cheer- ful smile . . . usually with the gang . . . star on the football field . . . will en- dorse a good argument in P.A.D. . . . plans to go to college where he is bound to be a success. MARGARET GORMAN Peggy . . . interesting green eyes . . . skims through the water with eye-catching beauty . . . sbe wears blue, her favorite color, well . . . her smile is like turning up a lamp . . . nursing is her future. JAMES GOULD A dark-haired friendly fellow . . . uses his spare time for bowling or fish- ing . . . interest and ambi- tions lie in the banking field . . . can be found around school with Roy . . . luck goes with him. I DOROTHY GARDNER Athletically inclined . . . possessor of a keen sense of humor . . . active in basketball . . . bowling . . . roller skating . . . it's hard to keep her down . . . Dot completes a quartet with Rita, Helen, and Evelyn. ROBERT T. GORMAN A quiet, good-natured Butlerite is Bob . . . noted for his butch and pet phrase . . . Tain't right” . . . favorite activity is tinkering with his jalopy . . . or riding around in it with the fellows.

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BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT F. DEMAREST Bob . . . tall and rug- ged . . . two attractive dimples . . . usually seen ripping up the road in his car . . . roaming the halls with Jerry ... or the girls ... a sportsman to the end .... a swell fellow. HOWARD DIXON Howard ... a future farmer who has ample ex- perience in his own back yard in Butler ... a mem- ber of the Rod and Gun Club . . . usually at Man- deville's Esso ... or with his many pals. CAROLYN DESTITO Long black hair with eyes to match . . . quiet and oh, so neat . . pals with Jane ... has a hoard of friends . . . Haskellite . . . keeps thing going in typing class . . . good luck and success go with her. WILLIAM EHRENHARDT Bill . . . sparkling green eyes and quiet, engaging smile . . . fond of dancing and sports . . . noted for witty remarks and teasing the girls . . . hails from the Plains . . . Bill's fu- ture is undecided. FREDERICK FINNEY Finnegan . . . native of Midvale . . . always popping up with a corny joke . . . usually seen sporting around in his Ford or with Dave . . . and the gang from Has- kell ... an actor to the end. JOHN DEVANEY Jack . . . impressive ability to win both friends and good marks ... his quietness is often a sign of mischief . . . noted for his sincere interest in mu- sic, and a straight face dur- ing his corny jokes. FILOMENA EZZO Flip . . . resident of Riverdale . . . enjoys sports . . . and horseback riding . . . a commercial student . . . . wants to become a beautician . . . dark-haired . . . and full of life and spice . . . usually with Polly. R. CHARLES DILZER Charlie ... red hair . . . freckles . . . plus a cheerful smile . . . seen painting or talking to the girls ... a speed on the track ... art is his career . . . with his wonderful personality . . . success is his. JOAN FARRAND Joanie . . . often con- fused with twin Jean . . . spends the summers swim- ming and winters skating . . . isn't positive of future plans ... a good-natured gal without dislikes . . . found with Marian.

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BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL HARRY GUESSEFELD Gussy . . . tantalizing and peppy . . . smooth, blond hair . . . dangerous at the piano and in the chem lab . . . likes music and science . . . the life of any party . . . hep jitter- bug . . . intends to study medicine. BETTY HEARLE Betty . . . travels with Marty and the gang from Pequannock . . . cute bru- nette . . . never a dull moment . . . peppy athlete . . . does very beautiful textile work ... a future designer of fashions. VIRGINIA K. GUTCHER A golden-haired lass with personality to match . . . neat dresser who spends spare time with the gang and Doris . . . our active class president . . . a bright future ahead . . . this sums up Gutch. JEANNE HEARLE Jeanne . . . hails from Pequannock . . . enjoys swimming and dancing ... a lover of horses . . . usually seen with Pat, Bet- ty, and Red . . . noted for her pleasing personality . . . destiny remains unde- cided. RALPH J. HEMMER Ralph . . . tall and rug- ged . . . usually cracking a corny joke . . . rides in from West Milford every day . . . enthusiastic about hunting . . . plans to take up engineering ... a swell guy we’ll all miss. ROBERT H. HAIGHT A man of few words . . . from the thriving metropolis of Pequannock . . . expects to work after graduation . . . likes foot- ball . . . Bob can usually be found with Lou Garcia or at Mary's Variety Shop. ROBERT HEARLE Bob . . . hails from Pe- quannock ... a lover of sports . . . playing baseball tops his list . . . usually seen flashing around in his gray Plymouth . . . with Roy and Ed . . . look- ing for someone who needs a lift. ALBERTA HAZEN Butch ... a blonde young lady from Kinnclon . . . a faithful Glee Club member for four years . . . seen with Tina and Doris . . . favorite pastime Clayton and skating . . . a future telephone opera- tor. ROBERT HEINEY Bob . . . cowboys around in his Plymouth . . . exercises brains only when he must . . . friendly . . . although he likes girls, giggling ones are on his black list . . . comes to school to break the monotony.