Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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Joseph F. Mines A tall, angular fellow . . . hath from Pompton Plains . . . spent some time in the Navy . . . likes to tinker with cars . . . a pleasant, lively fellow ... a trucking business is in his future. Richard Miller Brown - haired, brown- eyed sharpshooter . . . angler . . . and trapper from Butler Terrace . . . this rugged outdoor man is usually found with Don and Herb ... or tinkering with his Chevy. Robert N. Miller, Jr. Noted for his sharp clothes . . . Bob is usu- ally seen walking the halls and laughing at corny jokes ... a swell athlete and a neat per- sonality sum up an all- around guy from Mid- vale. Lawrence A. Milligan Larry ... a smiling, quiet, likeable fellow whose mam interest lies in wrestling and boxing . . . a swell sport . . . the great outdoors and hunting hold a priority over his homework and studies. Richard Monks Dick . . . another quiet and cordial lad . . . usu- ally seen on the way to B. H. S. in his “puddle jumper” . . . good marks, pleasing personality, well- groomed, and well-liked . . . businessman of the future. Angelo M. Monti Our capable Hi-Y presi- dent . . . friendly, de- pendable. and lots of fun • true sports fan . . . dark wavy hair, a heart- warming smile, and ster- ling personality belong to this grand fellow'. . r--. Richard Mitchell Dick . . . dark brown hair, brown eyes, and a shy but sincere smile . .. tops at all sports . . . rates especially high on the basketball court . . . a true-blue and depend- able friend. Olive M. Moody Ollic . . . usually seen with Joan and Phyllis . . . art enthusiast . . . and an ardent Vaughn Monroe fan . . . full of fun yet has her serious moments, also ... al- ways ready to enjoy a good movie. Helen Mooney A sparkling miss with lovely black hair . . . seen usually with Kuthic . . . has a giggle that gives away her fun-lov- ing nature . . . has a flair for dancing . . . and for making friends. Virginia Morreale Ginny has naturally curly hair which is al- ways perfect, and well- groomed, too . , . very neat clothes . . . her smile crinkles her eyes . . . we’re sure she’ll succeed as the beautician she hopes to be.

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 Betty Jane MeAuley poise, lovely features and high mark» are the much admired combination in our Mac” . . add fun to any gathering ... has serious college plan . . . and a very promising future. Joan Miller One of Butler’s best . . . has a pleasing personality and convincing smile . . . was extremely missed dur- ing her illness . . . likes to day-dream . . . well- known for her neatness . . . really super. Ann McLaughlin Dark hair, mischievous grey-green eyes, and a big smile . . . that’s Ann . . . neat clothes and really hep dancing are her claims to fame . . . a true Butlerite who will be missed by all of us. Gerald A. McMinn Our pal, Jerry ... a really grand fellow . . . fond of sports and driv- ing . . . mixes a super soda at the Milk Barn . . . always cheerful . . . whatever he may do, suc- cess and happiness are assured. I Herman Mertins Mcrt” ... a good-look- ing fellow who rates high both in sports and scholastic ability . . . jokes are his specialty . . . a flashing smile al- ways on hand . . . real- ly hep on the dance floor. Joan H. Michelfclder A brown-haired, smiling senior . . . fond of music . . . singing, dancing . . . active Girl Scout . . . from West Milford . . . Mae’s and Ginny’i pal . . . Joan’s future plans are as yet undecided. Joyce Miller Small . . . reserved . . . ladylike . . . very well- groomed . . . always ready to pitch in and help ... has a light, gay laugh ... a sincere friend to turn to in time of need . . . true blue is Joyce. Kenneth Miller Ken” . . . rugged and handsome . . . wields a clever paint brush . . . efficient stage mechanic . . . an earnest fire- fighter ... a steady, re- sponsible, clean-cut fel- low . . . really worth knowing. Madeline M. Mikowski Small, blonde, demure . . . this sweet lass has captured our hearts . . . tops in twirling and dancing . . . captivating giggle with eyes that twinkle . . . completes the Kitch, Bet and Peg foursome. Joseph Samuel Milano Joe” . . . always a standout on the gridiron . . . a bright spot in a dull season . . . usually seen haunting the hall outside 206 . . . idol of all the girls and pal of all the boys in B.H.S. [27]

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Jean Mosier lean . . . brown tresses , . twinkling eye» . . . a sweet smile . . . fnnd of «port» . . • reading and knitting arc two of her many favorite» . . . an all around pleasant gal . well-liked by everyone. Hilda B. Niebler Tall, slim maiden . . . one of our book lovers . . . usually found in the library . . . Ingrid Berg- man fan . . . likes dra- matics ... a quiet Pe- quannock lassie . . • Her future is a secretarial school. Marilyn B. Mosier Her bright eyes show mischief in the making . . . a likeable girl . . . interested in all school activities . . • pals with Lorai ne and Jean . . • has an undecided future but surely successful. Frank Murphy A tall, clean-cut fellow with sharp, good-looking clothes ... an earnest faithful friend . . . fun- loving ... a sports fan . . . speedy track star . .. always ready with a really clever remark. Doris M. Nicderle Here's a rare combina- tion of blonde hair and impish eyes with a grin to match . . . this trim lass will always have a place in our hearts . . . and DeGray's ... a four-year band member . . . success. Vi ) Robert Munro Bob . . . one of our Riv- erdaic boys . . . tall . . . dark . . . good • looking likeable fellow with a smile for everyone . . . quiet personality . . . easy-going . . . immedi- ate future will be Army training. John Nestico A short, regular fellow from Haskell . . . pos- sessor of wavy, dark brown hair and brown eyes . . . usually seen working in his father’s store or walking with Joe and Bill . . . one swell guy. Joyce Nichols Tall, blue-eyed, and oh- so-pretty ... is Joyce . . . smooth on the dance floor . . . her dazzling lpana smile and sweet personality have won her a place in the hearts of many at B.H.S. I ou office equipment future secretaries work