Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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CLASS O RICHARD PERKINS Ardent admirer of the fair sex . . . neat dresser . . . flashes about in his dad's Hudson . . . excels both in trumpeting and on gridiron . . . plans to become a big business man . . . best of luck, Dick! ELLJEAN REYNOLDS Jeannie . . . short, slim, and adorable . . . the gal that pulls our Butler bull- dog down the field . . . seen strolling around the halls with her many pals ... a neat little package we all agree. F 19 4 7 CHRISTINA POLLISON Tina ... a sweet miss with long black eyelashes . . . who is not as quiet as she seems . . . doesn't like catty girls . . . talks about Gary . . . pals around with Alberta and Doris . . . future telephone operator. DONALD RHINESMITH Web . . . proud own- er of wavy hair, and a handsome smile . . . main interests are hunting and baseball ... is undecided as to what the future holds . . . can.usually be found with Don and Jack. ROY POLLISON This dark haired fellow is the outdoor type . . . camping . . . hunting . . . baseball are among his likes . . . active Hi-Y member ... the service or trade school are his plans for the future. SUSAN RHINESMITH A slight blonde miss . . . takes an interest in swimming, dancing, and ice skating . . . carries the nickname of Tootie among her many friends . . . has intentions of be- coming a happy housewife. JOSEPH RACKE Joe . . . hails from the busy town of Haskell . . . he will always be remem- bered for his parts in the Fencing Club and Sea Scout plays .... intends to join the service after graduation. JOAN ROE Joannie ... a Haskellite . . . dreamy eyes . . . grace- ful dancer . . . personality plus . . . favorite saying, Bright eyes . . . chummy with Marilyn, Mac, and the gang ... a nurse in the making. JOYCE ROFF Joyce ... a B.H.S. stu- dent from Butler . . . looks forward to being a telephone operator or of- fice worker . . . makes effective use of her blonde hair and merry green eyes . . . find Marion, there's Joyce.

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DORA NEWMAN Dora . . . quiet, Milton miss with friendly manner . , . travels with Mitzie and Hazel . . . loves to shuffle her feet to the mu- sic of a good hand . . . we wish her luck in busi- ness school. JAMES O’DWYER Jim . . . known for his big smile . . . rosy cheeks . . . goes in for outdoor sports . . . usually at George's or J. M. Towne - . . future plans unde- cided, but he should be a success in whatever he chooses. BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL JOSELENE NORMAN Winnie ... a charm- ing miss from Milton . . . usually seen with Marge or her sister Jennie . . . noted for her melodious voice . . . shown by her singing in assembly . . . wants to continue in this field. ■mf MITZIE O’BRIEN Reserved . . . efficient . . . extremely patient . . . radio static unnerves her . . quiet in Chem. Lab . . usually seen with Jean . . knack for cooking . . she will find enjoy- ment in the field of nurs- ing. JENNIE B. NORMAN Short, dark lass who has large standing of friends . . . favorite sport—swim- ming . . . always happy and gay . . . likes to whip up new concoctions in the kitchen . . . future is working in a hospital. DORIS L. OLSON Doris . . . slim blonde cheerleader . . . generally found taking her life in her hands in Little's car . . . unusually peppy . . . has a radiant smile for all . . . she's always ready for a good time. SHIRLEY PEARY Shirl . . . famous for her roller skating . . . liked by everyone . . . quiet, calm, gentle . . . Becky is her main chum around the halls ... a lover of Brooklyn . . . needle and thread gal . . . lush gowns prove it. MARTHA PAKENHAM Pat . . . resident of Pc- quannock . . . usually seen with Diane, Duz, and Bet- ty .. . likes spaghetti and sports . . . wants to be a housewife or office worker . . . active member of our Glee ( lub and Ensemble. RICHARD PAUI.ISON Dick . . . hails from Ringwood . . . liked for . . . wolfish tendencies . . . teasing pranks . . . kidding ways . . . always seen . . . with Haskell gang . . . giving a line . . . an all-around fella . . . we all agree.

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 EDWIN ROGERS Eil . . . notcil for Ins hunting:, trapping, anil fishing . . . the strong si- lent type . . . proud man- her of the Honor Society . . . usually seen with Hurt • . . future, fur trailer in Canada. JOHN F. SCELLEN Liked by all . . . neat dresser . . . smooth on the dance lloor . . . keeps us amused with his fast talk . . . corny |okes . . . leather s tease . . . from Bloomingdale way . . . an- other one ol George's fre- quenters. JANE RYERSON lanie, S.C., and coun- iils money go together . . ■ proud of her position as treasurer . . . has shown it by doing a grand job • . . ready for a good laugh ... on the road to success. . . ami with her A’s, too. HERBERT SCHEPER Herb . . . strong but silent . . . hails from Mil- ton .. . where he hunts and fishes . . . when not butchering . . . black wavy hair ... a valuable asset of his . . . pals with . . . Len and Jerry. ROBERT SCHWINGE Bob . . . hometown is Haskell ... a tenor in our Boys' Chorus . . . one of the best . . . likes wood- working and other shop activities . . . seen mostly with Joe Racke . . . future remains undecided. BUTLER JOSEPH SAL A Joe . . . handsome, care- free lad with curly brown hair . . . skims the ceiling • • on and off the field, Joe's on the beam ... a liker of shoe-button eyes • • . Joe's future is in re- frigeration. ALFRED SCHIAVO Za Za . . . a leg injury kept him from graduating with his class ... the gain is ours . . . known for his versatility at the keyboard . . . lie's headed for the music world with his crea- tion . . . My Dream. HIGH SCHOOL marguerite SANDO Peg . . . heaven sent • • . a sincere and true friend . . . irresistibly cute . . . her bright cheery way never lets us down lover of (sets . . . adds to the niceness of Greenwood Bake . . . ideal for her chosen field of nursing. WILLIAM SCHMELZER This handsome fellow comes from Haskell . . . popular with the girls . . . and the fellows . . . has a smooth line for all his admirers . . . usually seen riding around with his brother.