Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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CLASS Donald Codella Cucball” to his friends . . . an easy-going fel- low who is tops on and off the gridiron . . . where there's fun there’s Cueball” with his slow, winning smile and care- free nature. Thelma Ruth Coombs A quiet miss from Kin- nelon . . . light green eyes . . . swimming and skating are tops with her; Thelma has no dis- likes ... a gay little smile for everyone . . . clerical work is her fu- ture. Marie M. Cormier A short gay lass with plenty of pep . . . keeps her classes upside-down with her tingling laugh- ter . . . calls Haskell her home . . . has her quiet side, too . . . then she dreams of the Navy. Geometry class studies angles. Lewis Colter Lew . . . brightens life . . . with his merry es- capades . . . musical ability ... as a drum- mer . . . makes a tough job a pleasure for all . . . with his teasing wit and effortless energy. Oliver K. Conklin Bub” . . . that quiet fellow from Lake Frs- kine . . . pals around with Al and Gus . . . keen on hunting . . . member of the U. S. National Guard . . . has the touch for suc- cess in any field he may choose. James W. Creamer Jim . . . tall, dark, cheerful . . . with a heart - throbbing smile . . . faithful captain of our capable bowling team . . . has won many fair admirers ... a really swell fellow— worth knowing. Herbert Cremer Short, blond-haired, qui- et, friendly, put them together and you get our Herb . . . usually found in 207 busy do- ing homework . . . oft- en found tinkering with cars . . . future work undecided. Robert Cronenwett A handsome fellow with black wavy hair . . . friendly with everyone . . . enjoys dancing . . . ready for fun at any- time . . . good sport . . . football player and loyal sports fan . . . neat and cheerful.

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Henry Buske A bright, milinK young man seen toting a gun about the wild» of Pc- quannock i our Henry . . . %hort and quiet, with a mischievous grin that mean beware . . . often found with Bob St ruble. s Boyer Chrisman Curly hair, blue eyes and a really rugged physique sum up this good - natured fellow from Butler . . . good at all sports, especially swimming ... a clever magician ... a good student, too. .Joyce L. Cahill Quiet, conservative . . . with an appealing per- sonality . . . blue eyes . . . brown, wavy tresses . . . enjoys read- ing, skating, and playing her fife . . . destined to be a telephone operator. Ruth A. Carlson We present Ruthic . . . a lass who is defi- nitely on the beam ' . . . noted for her chic clothes and clever hair styles . . . can really dance . . . joined us in soph year ... a favorite ever since. William S. Close Definitely rugged . . . center on the eleven— that's Bill ... if not tinkering with his car, he’s riding around . . . dancing rates high with him . . . deeply missed when he moved to Maine. CLASS OF 1949 Dolores Callamari One of our most active and attractive seniors . . . a wide variety of interests, from good books to good baseball . . . plus secretarial am- bitions . . . devoted service to class and school. Horace Chamberlain This tall, fair-haired lad is a proud resident of Milton ... his likes are many, including sports and photography . . . has that good nature and easy-going way that makes for happiness. Noreen Chandler Tall, sweet and trim— that's Noreen . . . noted for her brown tresses, merry eyes and a nice smile . . . can usually be found with Aud . . . dancing and the movies are two of her many favorites. State inspectors test Drivers' Education class.

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 Jl Audrey Flainc Crum Blonde and reserved . . . with j quiet charm . . . a great love for ice skating, swimming, and dancing . . . seen with Noreen almost every- where ... a promising secretary in the future. John Decker Jack” ... a hand- some, good-natured fel- low . . . wavy hair and twinkling eyes . . . plays the guitar profes- sionally . . . has a very fine voice and is an outstanding member of the Boys' Chorus. 4» Bruce Crum A tall, good-looking fel- la . . . enjoys working on model airplanes and reading ... he also spends idle moments in trapping . . . often found with Jack, Allen, and Bob . . . future— undecided. Catherine Deshler Cathie . . . known for her stylish wardrobe . . . outstanding knowledge of fashions . . . spends all leisure hours with Bob . . . roller skating, dancing rate high among her likes . . • future secretary. Grace Crum The gal with the beau- ty-ad skin . . . that’s Gracie ... a hep jitter- bug . . . there’s never a dull moment with this lively miss ... she loves the Irish . . . completes the trio of Ree and Ann. Howard Crum Howie . . . likes to do anything that comes easy . . . expressive brown eyes ... ca- pable . . . friendly . . . hunting and fishing rate especially high in his life . . . good luck in the years to come. Grace Curtis Personality plus ... as shown by her hordes of friends . . . tall and attractive ... we were all sorry to see Grace leave at the beginning of the year . . . But- ler’s loss, Bernardsville’s gain. Donald David Devaney Ready with a warm smile, and many friends —all proof of Don’s good nature . . . sports enthusiast . . . capable stage mechanic . . . fun to be with ... a swell fellow who has what it takes to get ahead. ■r Lois Jane Dannheimer A bubbling package of effervescence . . . dra- matics enthusiast . . • famous for Edge wat- er, and her laugh . . . fond of dancing . . . nursing is in the future for this really grand gal from Pcquannock. 4 Joan Decker Tall, peppy, and cheer- ful . . . accepts fun where she finds it . . . friendly . . . coopera- tive and willing to help . . . loyal to home- room . . . has many friends . . . here’s luck, Joan, in whatever you do. al [19]