Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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CATHERINE M. CURTIS Douglass College, B.L. Librarian BEATRICE NICHOLS Paterson S. C, B.A. Assistant Librarian Miss Curtis is besieged by Butlerites in search of the Readers' Guide, a new best seller, last week’s copy of Life, or perhaps some paper clips. Experience Gained With « Lathes And T-Squares Our four industrial arts teachers at Butler High instruct many stu- dents in mechanical and architectural drawing, wood-working, printing, automotive shop, and metal work- ing. Mr. DiAngelis, department chairman, has upperclassmen in wood-working, and freshmen in the Freshman Arts program. Mr. Rick- man and his students print report cards, absentee and tardiness cards, and tickets to school dances. These men are definitely a large asset to our school. In many ways our in- dustrial arts department offers train- ing in a variety of fields that can later be utilized in trades and professions. GEORGE BOUGHTON Trenton S. C., B.S. General Shop MICHAEL DIANGELIS New York University, B.S. General Shop GORDON JOHNSTONE West Chester S. C, B.S. Mechanical Drawing FRED RICKMAN Yale University, B.A. Rutgers University, M. Ed. Printing

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WILLIAM ROSF Montclair S. C. B.A Drivers’ Education DONALD WHETHAM Trenton S. C. B.S. Drivers’ Education Below can be seen Mr. Hagedorn (who has art in 308), perusing the cranium of a typical Butlerite. Stepped-Up Program Is Phy Ed Offered RANSLER HALL East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Physical Education FRED INGOLD Panzer College, B.S. Montclair S. C, M.A Physical Education FLORENCE PHILLIPS Douglass College, B.S. Physical Education MILDRED SPERLING Temple University, B.S. Physical Education Mrs. Phillips has upperclass girls’ gym classes, in which hockey is the major activity during the spring and fall. Basket- ball and classes in hygiene take up most of the time in winter.

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Mrs. Roach, the nurse, gives a few strepta- cocci a chase down Nancy Zigo’s throat. They got away, a rare occurrence, for we Butlerites are a well-cared-for-group. THELMA ROACH St. Joseph's Hospital, R. N. Home Making Promoted At Butler From the Home Ec. Department come delightful aromas, and sounds of sewing ma chines. There is hardly ever a quiet, peaceful moment. Under the direction of Mrs. Gill, Miss Onorato, and Mrs. Bottone, girls are pre- pared for all aspects of marriage. In clothing class, girls sew such items as skirts, blouses, suits, and even evening dresses. The climax to all this sewing comes in the spring fashion show, given for the girls of B. H. S. Within the kitchens of Rm. 301, young homemakers-of-tomorrow are trying out both new and old recipes. Their successful attempts arc often sampled with delight by the faculty. ELAINE BOTTONE Montclair S. C, B.A. Clothing Mrs. Gill, who is the Home Economics Depart- ment Chairman, gives a little practical help to a confused Freshman Arts students. Among the activities sponsored by the Home Ec. teachers this year under Mrs. Gill’s direction have been a number of panels to help advise the girls on homemaking and marriage, dating and party- giving. EDITH GILL Syracuse University, B.S. Clothing LORETTA ONORATO Montclair S. C, B.A. Foods