Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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CLASS OF 1949 Peter Griffin Pete . . . short . . . friendly ... a bright personality with an en- gaging smile wins him many friends . . . hard- working . . . good sport . . . much admired by the fair sex . . . promis- ing college life ahead. Edwin Harris, Jr. Blond . . . friendly . . . cheerful . . . that’s F.d . . . joined us in his freshman year . . . adds a gay note to his classes with his frequent pranks . . . lots of fun any- time ... his friends’ delight. Helen Hawkins Neat, little miss . . . possesses naturally curly hair envied by all . . . quiet manner at all times . . . reading and roller skating rate tops with this gal . . . fu- ture will be devoted to nursing. Foods' class uses new Laundromat to wash towels. William F. Guenter We find Bill whizzing down the court ... a rough and ready indi- vidual with a cheery Hello” . . . devoted Yankee fan . . . loves all kinds of sports . . . spends his spare time at Mandcvillc’s ... a reg- ular guy. Mary Jane Hearle Janie” came to Butler from Harrison to begin her sonhomore vear . . . wavy blonde hair . . . twinkling eyes . . . cheerful ways . . . knits beautifully . . . plans to set out into the business world. Donald R. Hemmer Slow-moving . . . slow- speaking ... a teller of tall tales and corny jokes is this fast-think- ing master of math from West Milford . . . his smile is like a good neighbor’s . . . real. Dora C. Harriet A friendly and pleas- ant miss . . . her heart's desire is to enter the nursing profession . . . enjoys relaxing with a book, dancing and swim- ming ... a proud citi- zen of Bloomingdalc. Ann Marie Herz A tall, slender Butlerite always on the go . . . between acting and sports this gal keeps up our school spirit . . . peppy . . . lover of good books . . . neat ... a sure cure for the woes is Ann.

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Carolyn A. Frahn Full of pep. vim, and vigor . . • lh« any party ...» »r«J worker and a loyal friend . . . lovei talk- ing with her many pals and tearing her best chums . . . sure to be a first class nurse. Madeline Gimenez A dark-haired, spark- ling-eycd miss from Haskell . . . known for her friendly Hi! . . ■ usually with Frances and Joyce ... a cheerful smile for everyone she meets . . . really a sin- cere friend. Peter Franco This rugged individual hails from Rivcrdalc . . . proud of it .. • tall . . . dark . . . athletic . . . Pete has a flashing smile and a hearty laugh . . . loads of fun . . . spends his spare time in Haskell. Marian Barbara Furnbach Marian claims Ringwood her home ... has a line of chatter to make any- one lend an ear . . . can turn on a smile any time . . . adds life to a party . . . promising business career ahead. Burd Ann Gray Burd Ann charms us with her dark eyes and friendly laugh . . . neat dresser with smooth ways . . . loves to swap jokes with Pave . . . has her eye on college and the field of science. C LASS OF 1949 Theodore A. Freeh Baseball, football, bas- ketball rate high with Allen . . . frequently found joking with friends in the halls . . . enjoys outdoor life . . • serious in some ways . . . peppy with mis- chievous eyes. Barbara Gainer Bobby ... a sincere, quiet lass with a flair for art . . . studious but not too studious . . . lovely eyes . . . she and Caroline are great chums . . . neat dresser . . . we rc proud to give you Bobby. Robert Gasperini Here is a mate who is always smiling ... an ardent sports fan . . . love of homework is lacking . . . fast talker . . . dark wavy hair and he hails from Blooming- dale . . . Bob’s future is undecided. Bnys in woodworking class build furniture '«I PBHT III I!! KL t'. 1 w : J t• ' —

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Robert A. Hesse This tall, friendly track «tar will always have a host of friend» . . . good mark» . . . corny jokes are his . . • Hi-Y and track take up hi» spare time . . . good dancer , . . pal» with Chris. Marilyn Hickson From Haskell comes this friendly las» . . . like» movies and skating . . . has a laughing glint in her sparkling eyes . . . quiet . . . likeable . . . dependable . . . deter- mined to be a good nurse. George Holman George . . . from River- dale . . . tall blond . . . blue - eyed . . . loveable and friendly as a teddy bear . . . seen driving his many pals around in a rattling old truck . . . plans for more educa- tion. John Holman Blond hair . . . exciting blue eyes . . . pleasant ways . . . enjoys playing all sports . . . often seen with his brother, George . . . a dependable pal . . . friendly and full of pep—one of B.H.S.’s best. Joyce Edwina Holmberg Joyce . . . the loveable, likeable type . . . curly blonde hair, blue eyes ... a peaches and cream complexion, and a model’s smile . . . has a horde of neat clothes ... a really sharp dresser. Dorothy J. Horn Sugar and spice and everything nice . . • that's our Dot . . . capable, efficient, de- pendable ... yet loads of fun . . . possesses good marks, too . . . includes Lois and Caro- lyn among her many friends. Gordon Idell An earnest fellow with friendly ways . . . lover of all sports . . . pals with Hesse and Chris . . . an active Hi-Y member ... always ready to have a bit of fun ... a really swell guy to know. Lawrence 2 enberg Bucky ... a really loyal friend with many pals . . . hard-working . . . a true sports fan with the Maroons” hockey team his favorite . . . excellent sports- writer ... a college future. Herbert H. Hopper Herb” ... a really right guy . . . ready to give a hand . . . art, horses, and hunting take up his spare time . . . noted for his cowboy shirts . . . wants to swap the saddle for a ship in the Navy. Warren Hopper Hard - working and friendly . . . proud pos- sessor of a car . . . good sport . . . always has some favorable com- ment to make for ev- eryone . . . shy grin . . . very high marks . . . usually seen with Bob. [23]