Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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Arlene Wroldsen left GillI'I1CII'1 Cynthia Whitaker Dove COlli1'1S Well, here it is, Once again our yearbook has come out-on time. But how many realize the effort that went into making this possible? Preparation for the yearbook began last spring, and since then, the Nugget staff has been trying to meet different deadlines. After the initial planning, choosing a theme, designing the cover and so forth, the actual work was begun. Under the able direction of Mr. Powell, the Nugget editorial staff wrote captions, wrote copy, arranged layouts, and trained underclass assistants. Since pictures make up rnost of the yearbook, the squad of photographers took pictures of all events around school. The Nugget Business staff, which is advised by Mr. Franzetti and whose manager is Pat Norman, handles the important jobs of selling the yearbook to the students, selling ads to patrons, controlling the Nugget's treasury and distributing the finished yearbook. SOPHOMORE STAFF Seated, l. to r.: Luise Massardo Sue Schaefer Carol Annino Pat Shea Sue Erb Phyllis Rathbun B. H. S. NUGGET Standing, l. to r.: Chuck Riel Shirley lantzen Gloria Kolen Barbara Underhill Mary Ellen Spiegel Elizabeth Whritenour Marvin Price l i SENIOR STAFF Karen Magenheimer A IUNIOR STAFF Doris Helmke . Ianet Underhill Elaine Rogers Sigrid Rohdin J Nancy Skinner Ellen Rickmgm Dick Arendt Martha Morrison Conrad Toub 3 1 Audrey Dawson and Bill Struble EDITQR of the Nugget Business staff sell Marie Rgynor Neal lohnson a yearbook. Mr. Franzetti, Nugget Business Advisor and Nugget Business Mana- ger, Pat Norman, go over the standing of the yearbook's finances. Ruth Moblard lim Bhinesmith Paul DuMont lim I-lartneady Tim Russell

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MAPLE LEAF STAFF S Feature Editor Lynn Marko, Sports' Editor Sid Kadish, Art Editor Betsy Collins, and News Editor Louise Peterson look over the latest issue of the Maple Leaf. Along with the regular paper comes the infamous Maple Loafer. fNote smilesl f During one of the weekly Maple Leaf meetings, the staff learns that its last issue was accepted very well by everyone. Russell Gluck, a member of the Maple Leaf business staff, gives lack Earl a sneak pre- view, while on his delivery route. Maple Leaf Business mana- gers Iulia Townsend and Karin Sandal check receipts with the aid of three staff members: Iudy Anderson, Ianet Hennion, and Nona Shaw. 24 Editor-in-Chief Linda Pancheri and Mr. Crum, the Maple Leaf's Advisor, per- form the important job of proof reading the paper before it goes to press. The Maple Leaf, edited by Linda Pancheri, is our school newspaper. The monthly issues include such things as school activities, humor, sports, edi- torials, a calender of events, and news of interest to every- one. This year for the first time the staff introduced a new feature called the Maple Loaf- er. This is a college-humor type of fun sheet. The business staff advised by Mr. Mitchell, and the editorial staff advised by Mr. Crum Work together to produce our news- paper, which has become one to be admired.

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7! .11 i LQ., , Karen Magenheimer awakes to find a group of very uninteresting statues.' However, when Oscar sneezes, she finds that they are really quite alive. x HJUMPIN' J UPITERH Baby Face Ben or not Baby Face Ben, that is the question Bob Wright is about to ask When he hears the gangster calls Irene Manning Darling and Sweetheart, As it turns out, Baby Face Ben just looks like the kidnapped girl's boyfriend Ben. Oscar Bimbleton, alias Conrad Toub, tries to prove to his unbelieving captors that he is not a gangster but an aspiring astrologer working his way through college. He tries to prove this by casting each one's chart. After delivering a singing 'Happy Birthday tele- gram, messenger boy, Kenneth Nelson patiently Waits while Pat signs. Molly and Millie look on. Policewornan Barbara Bellars shows her identifi- cation and inquires if anyone has seen Baby Face Benny.