Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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GERALDINE ADLER . . . tired of former role as permanent 'substitute' . .. joined faculty to teach girls to be secretaries. FLORENCE ATHAY . . . chairman, social studies department . . . introduces Seniors to ins and outs of the Sociologist. FRANK BACE ... teased by his classes about his spelling ... a history quiz a day keeps the doctor away . . big football fan. LOUIS BAER . . . sends late students from Room 23 too early .. . expounds U. S. History—Mayflower to Eisenhower landslide. ANNE BAILEY . . . congenial, reliable girls' guidance counselor . . . m motherly fashion takes students under her wing. MARGARET BANTA . .. has knack of making math come alive . . can also be found coaching debate .. capable, conscientious. JOSEPH BARKOCY . . . assistant football coach . . . Bulldog line depends on his drive . . . teaching math during off hours. THE FACULTY MURIEL A. BENOY . . . is pleasant, witty English teacher . . . wise in tricks of journalism . . . lectures witn sparkle in her eyes. LOUISE BOEHM . . . heads art department. . . Senior Play, Christmas Decorations, Prom came alive under her guidance. 17

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THE NEIL B. EASTERBROOK, Superintendent of Schools, hos added many hours of work to his alreody long outstanding record. In his capable hands Butler High School has gone through a self-evaluation program preparing for next year's rating by a high school accreditation agency. JOHN M. BECKER, entering his second year as assistant principal, was promoted from one small office to two small offices from which he tried to bring order out of chaos. With understanding, tact, and firmness, Mr. Becker handled all school problems with wisdom and fairness. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N JOHN P. GOWER, new principal of Butler High School, has learned that the problem ’ 'V of watching after the needs and require-gyg. ments of 1500 students makes for a ver, ’ busy day. All concerned have found hin to be not only an efficient administrate but an understanding person as well. Life presents us with many puzzles and mazes. We may rush blindly into obstruction after obstruction or we may intelligently plan our route to circumvent disaster. Let us plan together a successful course, utilizing all the experiences, facilities and aids which our school offers. With the realization that progress is not made until obstacles have been cleared, let us work the puzzles and travel the mazes, confident that with intelligence and planning, we will emerge enlightened and filled with pleasant memories of our journey.

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PIERRE J. BONIN . . . not a French but typing teacher . . . kept busy overseeing operations of Nugget Business Staff. ROSEMARIE BRADY . . . happy and fun-loving . . . makes the gloomy face of nature somehow seem gay in science classes. FLORENCE BROWN ... right hand assistant in art department . . . she has task of making it palatable to beginners. ROBERT BUCKLEY . . . purveyor of H. S. Arithmetic . . . supervises the activities of the Modeling and Baseball Clubbers. R. KENNEDY CARPENTER, JR. ... a witty remark for encouraging the baffled young chemists . . coaches Butler fencers. DANIEL CARUSO . . . famous for his Biology study sheets . . . Science department chairman . . . First Aid and Wrestling. EDWARD CLEARY . . . guidance dept. Man Friday . . boys find good advice to meet all needs from jobs to army life. THE FACULTY NANCY COLE ... has Sugar 'n' Spice personality . . . keeps interest in English classes high .. . real debating enthusiast. EDWIN CONKLIN . . . specialist when it comes to science . . he has made Junior Sportsman a top activity here at Butler. 18