Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL Marge ... a pretty . . . dark-haired Midvalite . . . spends much of her time with a certain P.L. man . . . likes dancing and dramatics . . . Marge plans to enter the world of fashions after gradua- tion. WILLIAM M. LAVELLE Bill . . . Alan Ladd’s double . . . varsity man .. . keeps things popping in Bloomingdale . . . whizzes by in Dad's car . . . makes a threesome with Jerry and Bob . . . rugged fel- low plus wavy hair. EVELYN KITCHELL Kitch to us all . . . captivating smile . . . proud president of our S.C. . . . usually found with Diane ... a slave to that refreshment counter at a football tussle . . . college ahead . . . always tops! MARCIA LAWTON Our Marty does so many things . . . and all of them well ... a leader in class and out . . . brim- ful of charm and poise . . . clear-eyed, serene ... at- tractive hands . . . clever, capable ... a grand per- son to know. MARIAN LINDENBERG Marian . . . slim miss from Bloomingdale . . . noted for her beautiful big blue eyes . . . fond of music . . . basketball . . . and dancing . . . usually seen with Joan and Jean . . . a future secretary. HELEN KRAPOHL Helen ... a tiny blonde miss . . . lives in Butler . . . interested in all sports and dancing . . . usually busy in the personnel of- fice . . . handy with a needle and thread . . . and other household arts. RAY LILLY Ray . . . argues for his rights . . . brushes the clouds at six foot three . . . enjoys a good time . . . easily stirred up . . . knows what he wants . . . heavy eyebrows ... his future may lie in wood- working. HAZEL E. LAKE Skipper” . . . always found with Dora . . . en- gaging eyes . . . loves to dance . . . petite little blonde . . . claims Milton as her home town . . . spaghetti heads her black list . . . popular with her gang JUNE LINDEBURGH June ... a true friend to all who know her best . . . usually seen with Helen ... a grand swim- mer . . . knows all the latest dance steps ... we know she'll be a success as a nurse.

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CLASS OF 1947 ROBERT HICKSON Bob . . . quite studious . . . always found with his nose in a book . . . quiet . . . wavy hair . . . going to Hope College ... the ministry is his destination . . . loves a good argument ... we wish him luck. KATHARINE M. JONES Kamie ... a cheery little miss brought her charm and ability to us this year . . . infectious smile . . . sparkling eyes and soft dark hair . . . fun to be with ... a clever gal with a college future. GERARD F. HOLM Claims his residence at Upper Greenwood Lake . . . known for neat clothes and willingness to help out . . . continually search- ing for Mr. Caruso . . . Jerry's sole ambition is to keep his Ford running. i I RITA JONES Reet . . . claims Bloomingdale as her home town . . . usually seen with Marie and Diane ... noted for her collegiate clothes and ability to wear them . . . shines in every kind of sport . . . every- body's pal. ROY HOYT One of our Pcquannock boys who played on our Butler eleven . . . has a straight outlook on life . . . likes to argue in class . . . can take as well as give an argument or a joke . . . seen with Ed and Bob. JEAN KARTANOWICH Jeannie . . . attracts us with her twinkling eyes . . . infectious smile . . . catchy little accent . . . our efficient ticket seller . . . pals with Flip and Dot .. . noted for her loyalty to Jersey City. KATHLEEN KELLY Kay . . . one of our class sparkplugs ... a peppy cheerleader . . . her vim and vigor add spirit to our games . . . spends her spare time at George's —her second home . . . usually to be found with Marcy. RUTH E. JAMESON Betty to her pals . . . reddish blonde tresses . . . a habitual movie goer . . . in other words a star gaz- er .. . Roger and Margie keep her busy at Dot's Diner ... pet saying, Oh gee!” ... a future ac- countant. DONALD KAUTZ Don hails from Pork Town . . . lucky posses- sor of black wavy hair . . . neat clothes . . . and a smooth deep voice . . . favorite pastime seems to be squandering most of his allowance at George's.

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CLASS O DORIS LITTLE Dot . . . our athlete . . . vice-president . . . seen with Newfoundland gang . . . and kids sticking out all over her faithful car . . . an all-round girl . . . loads of fun . . . future lawyer. ROBERT MacKF.NN Monk ... a quiet chap with the ambition to play football ... a shy grin and the ability to get along with people make him a friend to all . . . as a lover of sports, Monk is himself a sport. F 19 4 7 ROBERT LOUGHLIN Bob ... a tall, friendly Cupsaw Lake fellow . . . a good sport with a like- able personality ... at home on the basketball court . . . usually with Jack ... a born salesman . . . plans to elect a busi- ness career. ALLEN MAHER Tall lad who hails from Mariontown . . . known for his ability to pitch a good ball . . . found driv- ing his crates . . . corny jokes are one of Bones’ pastimes ... his future work is undecided. ELIZABETH MACE Betty .. . a new girl at B.H.S. who made a hit immediately ... a swell girl who's lots of fun . . . likes classical music . . . plans to make designing a career ... a wonderful girl Butler will never for- get. NEWTON MANNING Newt to his friends . . . comes from Midvale . . . quiet, bashful lad . . . usually with Herb or George riding around town . . . likes to repair things and read western stories . . . plans to enter service. JEROME MARION Jerry . . . rates a hubba hubba on and off the football field . . . loves to create noise and laughter . . . flatop” . . . Notre Dame is his castle in the clouds . . . spends idle moments in Pompton Lakes. LOIS MacKENN An earnest member of our band . . . with her trombone . . . possessor of charming personality and friendly smile . . . the field of nursing lies ahead . . . an outdoor gal . . . tops in skating and riding. BARBARA MAPLE Bobbie ... an engaging personality in debates and forums . . . put B.H.S. on the air, to our great pride . . . dimples, eyes full of fun, and lovely hair . . . clever, capable, attractive—a rare combina- tion.