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Ba ad porite t, f, badd Ari A Bd 4 mh ts] Vie oi | ie. 0 Wha, pf an dt 4a 2 oy pag a fe Rebel 1970 oi ag 9 = a ve oe Y Ah _ A _4 5 ' PL OMS I ig 5 aa ad neal 4 PORPLGRRRLLD IEE LeL A Pgh ye P wap 4 71 Pam e ae dtd: Cxhasbtihy btmitihn hha tribe ih 5. R. Butler High Huntsville, Alabama Volume 19 om || J8 2 “aesa3 u 1) 2! __ Soe eae ReSHOO Lm +. i oe HK aS rite ed : | ’ = sae Soro oes Laps TST ere | | ro? FRR Porrinprin —_— Vee , P | et - . aes : See. . Table Of Contents On 41 oN 99 Sophomores ute a 147 Organizations TOT ei G dings pccucsccceccccccccccc: 213 ETNA oe eee ovis bv cles socccescccs 241 Advisors Mrs. Jean Day Mrs. Nora Stephens Biditor-in-Cbiel............0c.s0 Martha Russell Business Manager Kathy Roden A Rebel For seasons change with the scenery: Weaving time in a tapestry Won't vou stop and remember me t iny conveniel Littie All Seasons c = = = Winter 9 Leo wy a. 'y ae et ee - « ‘ yy _ MR ONS ey s « or Vat nm ° = : “% AIS Ae 8 Ry yee a art eta: Summer — 5°) © © — = b) on Se O x O au op eb : O O = o o ae 4 ce os i=) HARVEY LOUIS! RS 4 vi The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. ANATOLE FRANCE it is with deep appreciation that we dedicate to you, Mrs Harvey, the 1970 REBEL. Dedication Editor’s Letter Dear Students, The REBEL staff presents to you, the students, faculty members, administration, and friends, the 1970 yearbook. This year our staff chose to have as our theme “A Rebel For All Seasons.” Throughout the book we have tried to capture the activities and events as they occurred during each season. We hope that the 1970 REBEL is representative of the spirit and determination that is a trademark of futler High School We want to especially honor the Seniors because this was one of the most important years in their lives. We hope this book will always remain as a reminder to them of how wonderful it was being a REBEI lo the Juniors and Sophomores we hope this book will hold a record of your high school years ind the pride that you share in being a part of Butler High School The REBEL staff would like to thank our friends, students, faculty and patrons for all the help each of vou has civen us Most of all we want to thank the two most faithful and vreatest advisors eT. Mrs le in yay ind Mrs Nora Stephe ms lt could not have been possible without vou! Sincerely, (Y oxthna Wuontd ; Martha Russell Editor-in-chief US SP 2 Pe a an eee eee ADMINISTRATION Principal j } fi aimee ) ST Meter BOOP oererl” eooeveos Oo bo enewnen F eoentrrest O48 8 egeerrr™’ Sees BE SS Soir - Pee: . . % i etheesesad A. 0 ferret “eee . dt ’ gf A PE + Fe ins tee oder See eer ees e+ ee DR. JI. HOMER CRIM B. A. Birmingham Southern College I (,eorge Peabod College Columbia lL niversity ! L. H. D. Athens College City Of Huntsville Board Of Education J. OLIVER JOHNSON In Memor DR. JOE STOWERS Huntsville City Sel MARVIN DRAKI DR. PRESTON FARISH Owner: Drake Heating Company ‘ t: Marsh op) — qe) af _— CO i= _ ae aj) C oO ajo “ Sp) op { PHNONES CO OOD a sooo operr Geert neers © VALGHN { R l Everyone Needs Guidance MISS JESSIE CONN M.A. University of Alabama MR. T.J. LEWTER M.A. George Peabod Will St. MRS. JO BEENE B.A. University of Alabama MRS. GERALDINE BLEDSOE B.S. Florence State University 3peak English? MRS. EMMA MASON B.M. Alabama College MRs. CAROLYN MENGELSON S. Ather B 18 ( ollege Math Motivates MRS. MARY ARILDSEN A.B. Tift College ing | Think Logica MRS. JANICE FLACK B.S. Jacksonville State History Reveals The P ast | OSEPH ASKINS MRS. MARIETTA AUSTIN MISS MILDRED MR. GENE CLIFT 4 7 ' ANTI RHI RY BR Alabama A M College To Future Citizens MRS. MARGARET MRS. URMEDE HOYLE MRS. PHYLLIS TRBY HENDRICK A_B. Mississippi State College A BI tv of Tennessex M.A. University of Alabama MRS. SARAH KERR MR. ROBERT MEEK M.S. Florence State M.A. Peal. Coll MISS DENISE BAZAR B.A. Birmingham Southerr Languages Increase Comprehension Science Sparks Imagination - MR.SAM EVANS B.S. University of Alab MRs. VERA GARBER M.A. lerbalt MR. MAURICE SMITH B.S. Lambuth Coll MR. JOSEPH SPAIN ,c | ei al : ‘ MR. RICHARD SODERBOM B B.A. | ersity of Massachusett ) Business Courses Teach Responsibility a MRS. JO ANN LOVE MISS DIANNE RASBURY MRS. CAROL RO MRS. FRANCES SM B.S.. Troy State University B.S... Sami BS M Physical Growth For Leaders Of Tomorrow The Men Behind The Men : MR. GEORGE FLETCHER MR. MAX KELLEY B.S | niversity ol Alabama BS. | © is OC 2) © Es c © 2 3°) © = 52, ea S O © oF WY) Practical Value | Outstanding Young Educator Of Huntsville Erawin Young EDU R. ROBERT LIPSCOR fa ee) Wi x Behind The Scenes Cafeteria Stale Custodian Staff Senior Class Officers : Hy Mae lohy Hendricks Jerr Whitworth lee Pre sicle nif Seniors STEP HEN DALCH ABERNATHY Band 2,3,4; Squad Leader 3,4; French Club 3.4; Math Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. REGINALD WAYNE ACUFF Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; French Club 2, Vice-President 2; Science Club 2 REBEL Staff 4, Sports Editor. Stuce { RICHARD | JOSEPH DAVID ALLEN JOHN THOMAS ALLS ROT Port 1: Fo IDA JILL ADAMSON 1970 Seniors VICKI SHARON BAILEY National Honor Society 3,4. JAMES ROBERT BAKER 1970 MARY JANE BARRETT REBEL Staff 3, 4, Senior Editor 4; Annual Workshop Conference 4; FTA 4. PAULA MARIE BATES DEBORAH SUZANNE BATEY WILLIAM BRENT BEAN Seniors i | PAMELA CAYE BERRY French Club 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Tennis Team 3, 4. WINFORD JACKIE BIGGERSTAFF Football 2; ROTC 3 CAROLYN JEAN BIRMINGHAM Science Club 2. 3. 4: German Club 3: Beacon 3: Art Club 4: Drama 4 1970 LAWRENCE STANLEY BOETTCHER Transferred from Killeen High, Killeen, Texas. HALE COLUMBUS BOOTH Science Club 2, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Stars Bar Staff 4; Advertis- ing Manager 4; ROTC 3: Junior Prom Committee 3 LARRY DAVID BOWLING Football 2. 3. Track 2 .. 4+: Student ( JOSEPH MICHAEL BOYD Foothall 2. 3, 4 Seniors GREG N. BROOKS YFC 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: FBLA 3, 4: Library Club 3; ROTC 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; YOC 4, MARY KATE BROOKS Art Club 4 1970 KENNETH DALE BURTON Baseball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Kev Club 4. ROBERT MICHAEL BUSHEY Science Club 2. 3. 4: ROTC 3. 4. Seniors DONNA LYNN CARTEE Transferred from Robert E. Lee. Montgomery. Alabama DEBORAH ROSSETTA CARTER Red Cross Council 2: Red Cross Couneil 3: YOC 3. 4 1970 CYNTHIA JEAN CLOWER Tri-Hi-Y 2: Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4: Anchor Club 4; Who's Who 4. DONNA MARIE COGSWELL Transferred from Goeppigen, Germany. RONNIE GLYN COLLIER ROTK 4. 1: Band Color Guard 4 CHARLES L. COLLINS, Il Spanish Club bt ROTTS D4 Pde Af ‘ XK QA Cy PP, Seniors CLAUDE DANIEL COWART TERESA ANN COWHERD 1970 CAROL ANN DALTON YOC 3.4; FBLA 4. KATHY LAMONT DANIEL DECA Club 4. Seniors RAETTA SUE DILLON Spanish Club 4; Art Club 4. VIRGINIA LYNN DODD French Club 2. 3. 4: Math Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4 1970 DONNA FAYE DUNCAN FBLA 4. WILLIAM MONROE DURHAM Basketball 2. 3. aa LARRY WAYNE DYER Spanist Club 2. 3. 4: Maret y B , o . % Sa : ly ls ; ! LINDA ELISABETH EARLY bre nh « I i 4 Seniors THERINA DEVONNE ELLIOTT Library Club 3: President 3; Library Assistant 3; Homecoming Senior Maid 4, ; @ ; JESSIE LER ELLISON Football 2. 3. 4: Freneh Club 2. y 1970 MICHAEL FERRANDO French Club 2: Wrestling 2: ROTC 3. 4; Seience Club 4, GLEN WILSON FINLEY. JR. French Club 4: Swim Team 4: Baseball Team 4: Transferred from Paul Blazer High, Ashland. Kentucky 3. IAMES WINTHROP FISH BACK Kew | i: WV iM ’ 1. Seniors LYNN ADAIRE FRANKLIN Science Club 4; Math Club 3, 4: Naional Honor Society 3, 4; Medical Career’s Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN FRANZ Spanish Club 2: Dixie Deb 3, 4; Squad Leader 4; Student Council 4: Kev Club Sweetheart 4: Who's Who } 1970 DEBORAH DIANE GATTIS Student Council Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Stars and Bars 2. 3, 4; News Editor 3, 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Math Club 3, 4; Quill Seroll 3, 4: Who's Who 4. FRANK LLOYD GAULDIN Band 2. 3, 4: Dance Band 2. 3, 4: Squad Leader 3, 4: Section Leader 3. 4 | | JUDITH HEDWIG GEBHARDT DAVID EFLGENE GIBSON R.O.T.C. 3 Seniors RICHARD DELANO GORE Football 2. 3. 4: Kev Club 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3. ’ JAMES MAX GOSSETT Track 2, 3, 4 LANNY BYRON HAMMETT JAMES M. HAND Football 2. 3. ALFRED HARBI Seniors GRACE ANN HARLOW Home Economics Club 3: Vice President 3: Dixie Debs 4: Transferred from Woodbridge High School, Woodbridge, Va. BOBETTE HARRELL 1970 GWEN HENDERSON JOHN SAMUEL HENDRICKS Kev Club 2, 3, 4: Executive Board 2, Vice President 3; Class President 2. 4: Student Council 2, 4; Interpresidents Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3: Who's Who 4 KAREN HENSON French Club 1 RICHARD ROMEA HENSON ROTC 3 Seniors GLEN LAWRENCE HILL ROTC 3, 4. KATHY LAVERNE HINDMAN Glee Club 2: FTA 3: Medical Careers 4. REED L. HOPKIN DE 3, 4. JOHN HOPKINS Dl ANITA ADELINE Seniors SANDRA FAYE HUMPHREY Girl's Glee Club 2: YOC 3: Library Assistant 4; Library Club 4; REBEL staff 4. ANDREA JAYNE HUMPHRIES Art Club 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 2; Spanish ¢ lub 2. 3: Seience Club 3. 4: MOB I and 1970 DEBRA LOU JOHNSON Student Council 2, 4; Band 2. 3, 4; All-State Band 3: Spanish Club 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Junior Decorating Committee; FTA 4. ROBERT DAVID JOHNSON Science Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 3. squad Leader 4; All-State Band 2; All District Band 2: MOB II WILLIAM BASIL JOHNSON Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4: Student Cou lL: Kev ( Junior Prom Committee 3: Footha ;: Whos Wi BERRY LEE JONES ROTC 3; Stars and Bars 4 Why the big smile, Dak Seniors STEVE CLINTON JOYNER DO 4. BETTY JEAN JUSTUS Math Club 3, 4 BOB KEPNER LINDA KEPPLE Seniors KATHERINE CHRISTINE KRAUSSE Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Executive Board 3, 4, President 4; Spanish Club 2; Home Economics Club 2; Math Club 3, 4, Treasurer; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vol- levball Team 3, 4; Stars and Bars, Business Manager 4; Inter-Presidents Council i WILLIAM KYZER 1970 SONNY LATHAM ROTC. 3. BOBBY WAYNE LAWLES Interact Club 4; Band 4; Transferred from Ruston High School. Ruston. | ana Oust MICHAEL LAWSON Wrestling Team 2. 3. 4: Kew ¢ 3: f ’ ” V TIMOTHY EDWARD LAYNOR ROTC 3. 4: Stars and B Seniors 1970 FRANCIS ANTHONY LOOP ROTC 3. CONNIE FAYE LOWERY Band 3, Band Treasurer 3; Red Cross Representative 3: DECA 4, DECA Trea- surer 4; Student Council 4: FBLA 4. REBECCA LYNNE Seniors MARY ELIZABETH MeCARTY ROBERT CHARLES MeCLUNE Band 2. 3, 4; Science Club 2: French Club 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 4 ————— 1970 FRANK DANNY MeNEAL DO 3, 4; Transferred from J. Frank Dobie High School, Houston, Texas. PENNY JOAN MePHERSON Band 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Madrigal Choir 4; Rebelettes 4. JEROME ROBERT MADDOX Baseball 4 RICHMOND VIRGINIA MALONI Track Team Seniors CURTIS ROBINSON MAULSKY Band 2, 3, 4. KATHY MARIE MEFFORD Dixie Debs 3, 4, Squad Leader 4; Student Council 4; Sweetheart of Dixie Debs 1; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. BRENDA GAIL MOORE Student Council 3. SHIRLEY ANN MOORE BETTY FAYE MOOREHEAD FBLA Z DAPHNE JO MOss Home Ec. Gub 2: DECA REBECCA LYNN MO Seniors KENNETH L. NEARHOOF Band 2, 3, 4. VICTORIA ELAINE NEELY Red Cross Representative 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; MOB I 2; Stars and Bars 4. 1970 LUCYANN OLIVER Medical Careers Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. DIANNE ORR DANIEL CLAYTON OSBORN Football 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Student Cour { CYNTHIA JEAN OWEN Volleyball Team 3, 4 FRANCES KATHRINE PASSERO Who's Who 4 DEBORAH KAY PATTON Honor Society 3, 4 Seniors MILDRED PATTON SUSAN MARIA PEARMAN French Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4. JACK WADE PEARSOD 1970 MICHAEL C. PITRUZZELLO Science Club 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. KATHY Y. POLLARD DE 3, 4, Treasurer 3. PATRICK BRUCE POPT Delega Alahar JOHN MICHAEL PORCH K “ys Seniors THOMAS MICHAEL PREWETT French Club 3, 4. RICHARD SCOTT PRICE Football 2: Track 2: Wrestling 2: Kev Club 3, 4: German Club 3, 4; Stars and Bars 3. 4: ROTC 3. 4: FTA 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee; Inter-Presidents Council 4: Student Council 4, Vice-President 4 | nl OO at at le ) ALLEN MAXAWELI RoTt PRIESTER 17 RUTH ANNE QUEEN Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4: Drama 4. WILLIAM BROWN RANKIN JACK NORMAN RAY French Blub 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Manager 3, 4; Junior Prom Decorating | tee JANICE CAROL RAY Art Club 3, 4 GARY LEE REYNOLDS Football 2, 3, 4; Wrest SUSIE ANN RICE Library Club 4: Home Econ Club 4 Seniors PETRA SUE RICHEY FBLA 3. 4: Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4. STEPHEN RICKARD JERRY NORMAN ROSS MARGARET SUE ROSS Transferred from Murphy High School. Mobile, Ala. Seniors TERRI ANN ST. JOHN Art Club 4. PATRICIA ANN SALVO Library Assistant 3; FBLA 3 M DAVIS SALYERS + HORAH ANNI ANBORN ; , 4+ H Sn VICKIE SUSAN SEALS FBLA 4 KAREN ANNE SHANAHAN French Clu lumb FTA 2 , °° , 4. Pre ng Tear 2: Mat! ‘ q 1970 MARSHA RUTH SCOTT A Capella Choir 3; Dixie Debs 4. FLOYD SCRUGGS Basketball 3; Track 3; Baseball 3; Football 3. Seniors SHERRY DIANE SIBLEY Home Ee. Club 3. LINDA URUTHIA SILVER Library Club 4; Senior Prom Decorating Committee. LINDA ANNE SMITH DO 4. RANDELL ELLIS SMITH SHIRLEY ANN SMITH (,irls Clee Club 3: ¢ STEPHEN GLENN SMITH DAVID HOHN SOOPER ; ; ' Seniors GUY STANLEY JANICE MARIE STAPLER Dixie Debs 3, 4 r Club 2. 3. 4: Seeretary 4: Red Cross Representative 2: Junior 1970 ARNE THEODOR STOVER Junior Civitan 4. STEPHEN WAYNE STREETER A Capella Choir 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4 DANNY LAMAR STRICKLAND YOC 3. 4 PHIL STROMBERG SARAH ELIZABI Future Nurses ( Club 2; Inter-Presid JAMES ALLEN 1 Seniors JUDY EVONNE TAYLOR YOC 2. JUDY WADE TAYLOR Home Economies Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Rebelettes 4; Student Aid 4; Secretary of Glee Club 4. DAVID WILLIAM TUDOR BARBARA JOAN TURNER IIMMY LEI Seniors EDWARD C. WALDRUP ROY DAVID WALDRUP DAVID CHARLES WALKER MATTHEW SCOTT WALKER 1970 RICK WASSER JEFFREY BURCE WATKINS DECA 4; ROTC 4. LOLIS WEIR DAVID GEORGE WEISER EMORY BRANT WIGGINS SHARON LYNETTE WILFAWN Student Cou 2; Red Cross Youth G é BLA 4: FBLA Sweet Seniors KEITH WILKERSON GLENN WILKS Manager Basketball 2. 7 U JOAN MARIE WOODY French Club 2, 4; Sweetheart 4; Math Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 4; Red Cross Youth Council 2; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3. LYNDA JANE WRIGHT Future Business Leaders of America 4. KATHY SUE WYATT ie ie 1. i ' : EDWIN YATES Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Math ¢ Honor Societ is Rew { bh I Dn i) © a YK c £O _— ah O xt os © — c © WY ENS | - é ’ : i 4 =? 4 JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Itt) Robins Glass Or 1971 cSt fr WANDA ADKINS JIM AKIN DON ALFORD REBECCA ALFORD JOHN ALLBRITTEN JAMES ALLEN NAN ALLEN TONY ALLEN RICKI AMENT BONNIE AMOS JANICE ANDERS JERRY ANDERSON “iN SHERRY ANDERSON JESSE ARILDSEN Classeor 1078 LINDY BERGMAN TERRY BETHEA JOk BETTERTON LAURIE BILEK ANN BISS RHETA BLACK JOANN BLACKBURN PHIL BLACKMAN DAVID BLALOCK JOHN BLOMGREN IM BLANKENSHIP LINDA BLANSETI JOHNNTE BOBO RONNIE BOLES BEVERLY BOND PHILLIP BONNER BEVERLY BONY MARY BOON! MARY BOOTS BOB BOW AR SYLVIA BOW AR DONNA BOWMAN BENJAMIN BOYD GINNY BOYES STAN BOYETT DEBBIE BRADFORD Giass Of 1971 MARILYN BRADLEY TOM BRALLEY STEVE BRAND DANNY BRANUM WOODY BRASHERS CTasSmol- igs 7H iz CINDY CORNELIUS RICKIE COTTON CONNIE COWHERD DAN COX DEBBIE CRADDOCK GARY CRANCE GLENN CRAWFORD LYNNE CRAWFORD DIANNE CROFT TOM CROW KATHY CROXTON JUDY CRUSI PATTY CRUSI OLA CRUTCHER JACK CURTIS Glass Or 1971 Class Of 1971 BO R R RONALD DRI GGERS MMONDS BOB FETTKE TERRY FIELDS SHERYLE FILER CAROL FILIP JULIE FISHER NAOMI FISHER HERMAN FLETCHER RON FLOYD JODIE FOLEY RHONDA FOOSHEFE HENRY BEN FORDIR KENNETH FORD JEANETTE FOREMAN ANITRA FOSTER JEANNE FOSTER Class Of 1971 wv j ee PTET TITER ee eee 4 Fae oe a ae ee | orem (et fee een? a +4 te enna 408 faa aae sf oa? ee ere - ane : ae 7 sae ‘7 - aaa - ee 7 of ‘7 saa 4 - - 7 : ee? Class Of 1971 KATHY FRENCH MARK FRIESEN BARBARA FULGHAM MIKE GABE SUSAN GALLAGHER GAELE GALLIMORE RONNIE GALYEAN KERRY GANNON KIM GANNON JUNE GANT Class Of 1971 LINDA HAMBY CLAIRE HAMILTON DANNY HANGS MIKE HANO DIANN HA BILL HARGRO RETSY } i (HAR j DAKLENE H . KATHY | RHONT } SHARON HAI () DEBBIE HAI ANETHA SISANNA } ik ANNIE HAYES KEN HAYNES JERRY HAYS IYRITA HEARN JOHN HECHT BOB GREEN PATTIE GREEN MELVIN GRINDBERG ROXANNE GRIFFITH RICHARD GRIGSBY CONNIE GROOVER DONNIE GROSS ROLFE GROVER GARY GULBRANSON MARTIN HALLBROOKS My tl Class Of 1971 KENNETH HELTON DEBRA HENDERSON JEANNE HENDERSON STEVEN HENDERSON PAT HENDRIX ELEANOR HERNDON TONY HICKLEN JERRY HICKS VICKIE Fb. HICKS NANCY HIGGINS THOMAS HILES IIMMY HILI POMMY HILI MARIA HOCH PAMELA HOEY PEGGY HOFFMAN DEBBY HOLLENBECK TERRI HOLLINGSWORTH ROY HONEY TERRY HONEY JEANETTE HOOKER KAREN HOOVER MIKE HOOVER LESLIE HOPKINS GARY HORNBUCKLE PHILLIP HORNBUCKLE JENNY HORNBY BRENDA HORTON JOHN HOUTZ LARRY HUGHES REBECCA HUGHES LINTON HUGHEY LAWRENCE HUNDLEY KATHEY HUNT ALEX HUNTER STEVE HURLEY LOUISE HUTSON MARILYN HYATI RICK HYATT LINDA IKARD DEBBIE IRWIN Class Of 1971 Class -1o7u JANET KELLEY MARION KELLY RICHARD KELLEY VALERIE KENNAMER CINDY KEOWN SUSAN KERR RONALD KIDD FRANK KIGER DARLENE KILGORE GREG KIMMINS JAXIE KING MIKE KINNEBREW MIKE KINTNER GARY KIRTLAND LINDA KLIEBER Class Of 1971 TERRY MARTIN JOk MASHBURN GREG MOTI DAVE MATTHEWS SONDRA MAYO DONNIE LEE BRENDA LEMAY LARS LEMBERG ALBERTA LESLIE MARIA LEWIS STEVE LEWIS ELAINE LIGHTFOOT BILL LINDSEY CHARLES LOCKNER CAROLYN LOGAN LESA MC ADAMS SUSANNE MC BRIDE VICKY MCCLAIN DAVID MC CLESKEY ELIZABETH MC CLUNE Class Of 1971 CINDY MORRIS CLIFFORD MORRIS CLOY MORTON JOAN MOSES BOB MOUDY RONALD MUERY DAVID MULLINS GENE MYERS JANET MYERS CINDY NAPPER Class Of 1971 a : PAULA OLIVER RICKEY OUZTS CARMEN OVERTON DON PAGE VICKIE PARKER RICHARD PARKER DON PARNELL DONNA PARNELLE GREG PARRISH BEVERLY PARSON : Y ANN PHILLIPS ROGER PHILLIPS Glass Or 1971 SAM REEVES ROXIE REISWIG KERRY RENFROE CHUCK REYNOLDS CYNTHIA RHODA JAN RHODES SHERRY RIDEOUT ROBERT RILI LSAN RICKARD CHERI RITCH ’ TOMMY RUDDER RONNIE RUSHING TONY RUSSELI TERRY RUTHERFORD LINDA SADLER 117 Class Of 1971 OMAN «- VELIA SAMANIEGO ; { CARL SAMPLES . | . a s ‘ 4 ' ry | 4 fu ov BECKY SAMPLES KIMSAMPLES i PATTY SHEFFIELD DEBBIE SHELLEY PIMSHELTON FRANKIE SHEPARD PATTY SHEPHERD PATTY SHERRILL ANNIE SHOULDERS PATRICIA SIBLEY WAYNE SIMMONS PHILLIP SIMS DEBRA SINGLETON ELAINE SISSON RICKY SIZEMORE VICKISLATTON ADRIAN SLAUGHTER JOANN SMARTI BILL SMITH DONNA SMITH EARNEST SMITH GERALEEN SMITH Giass Or 1971 DOUG STARK HARRIET STEM KATHY STEVENS BELINDA STEVENSON KAREN STEVENSON KAREN STEWART HAROLD STEWART DOLG STEWART ANDREW STEWART MAANNY STINCHCOMI Class’ O1°1974 nr Glass 1 1971 FREDIA TRAYWICK BARBARA TRIPP LINDA TROUP GARY TRUNBULI GEORGE TSILAKIS POM TSILAKIS JOHNNY TUCKER PAM TURNER RICHARD TURNER BOB LLLOM Class Of 1971 RAMONA WATSON | PHIL WEATHERWAX DEBBIE WEBB GALE WEBB MELISSA WEBB PAUL WEINBERG FREIDA WEISHEIT CYNTHIA WELLS JANICE WEST JOHN WHALEY KENNETH WHALEY BERNARD WHERRY TERESA WHITAKER BARBARA WHITH DAWN WHITH CONNIE WILSON DEBORAH WILSON DEBORAH WILSON BETH WINKLER ALAN WINN VICKI WISZNIEWSKI LARRY WOLFF DOUGLAS WOOD KEVIN WRIGHT PATRICIA WRIGHT STEVE WRIGHT SUSAN WRIGHT SHIRLEY WYNN SLSAN ZEIGLER Glass Or 1971 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers ae € F , . re toner yy Me eels WA ot 4 a tre ; ASSAF, : - ty ge ee ais aneres St t 1) rte! Steve Pickard Rhonda Crawford Pam Long Treasurer | lee Preside rif Gldes Ut 1972 KEVIN ABSHER MARILYN ACKLIN MARILYNN ACKLIN BABS ADAMS JIMMY ALLEN CECIL ANDERSON JACK ANDERSON JENNY ANDERSON MARK ANDERSON MELANIE ANDERSON PATTY ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON Class Or 1972 ERNIE BIDWELL LINDA BIGGS SHIRLEY BLACKBURN HAROLD BLACKWOOD DAVID BLAIR MARK BLASINGAME OBO BLEVINS DEBRA BLUE LANE BOGGS TRENDA BOLDEN LAWRENCE BOLES CLAUDIA BOOTS Glass Or 1972 SUSAN BRYGIDYR ROWENA BUCEY GARY BUCHER THOMAS BUCHHOLZ ELLEN BUFDIN ROBERT BUFKIN SIDNAY BUFORD DIANNE BULLARD MICHAEL BULLOCK CINDY BURKE GLORIA BURNS LAURA BURNS BECKY BLRROWS WALTER BURSON RALPH BURTON MARCLE BLSAM EDDIE BYANT SHARON BYRD — Of 1972 Class’ Or 1972 - CHARLES DE MICHELE WILLIAM DEMPSEY KIRK DENMARK CHARLER DENSMORE MAUREEN DIDKENS GLORIA DILLEY DEBBIE EASON EDDIE EDMONDS ERNEST EGGLER KELLY EHERSOLE CAROL EHRENBERG CORA ELLEDGE JANET ELLEDG DEBIE EMBREY DEBBIE EPPS NORMAN ERV]I BENTLEY EI KATHY ESSEN N oP) — — © Y Y a) — = Grass Ot 1972 i at ROBERT GOENS LYNDIA GOLD Class Of 1972 ANN HAZZARD JEFF HEATH STEVE HECHT THERESA HEEKS DEBBIE HEISHMAN NANCY HELTON DEBBEE HENDERSON WANDA HENDERSON CATHY HENDRIX PALL HENSON VIVIAN HEREFORD MICHAEL HERTON Class O1-1972 BETTY HUDSON NATHAN HUFF ROBERT HUGHES JOHN HUMPHREY ORRIS HUMPHREY BETTY HUNTER GWEN HUNT IULIE HUNT MICKEY HUNTER NANCY HUNT WOODY HUNT TERRY HURLEY , DIANI ASO iF ANT } VC KSON : i Kt) SAN 1] 7 It) } S ()} f : ) Vil ‘2 . , RACHI INES SANI I EG ‘ — 4 : oe ‘ - . Class Of 1972 Class JEANNIE LANDERS CHARLES LANG JUDY LANG PATRICIA LANGLEY FREDDY LANIER ROBERT LASHER ROBERT LAWRENCE PAM LAWSON ROBERT LAWSON THERESA LAWSON BILLY LAWTER SANDI LAYMON MARION LAYNOR DEBORAH LEDBETTER OY LE DOL YX PATRICE LE MONDI ELIZABETH LESLIJI WANDA LINGER DIANE LI DAVID LI Rin bk ANNETTE LOCK PAI Nf ROHER {) y } } i ri wT 1 1( ) s Ke Mi” ( 1] l ()} Y Vi i) DEBBIE MC COY RHONDA MC COY SANDY MC COY GLORIA MC CRARY CHARLENE MC DONALD LARRY MC DONALD - OF uw = xs-—- Sew = - — “a= Siren OO = eae — ie = SFSe 4 — =— —_ a ——_= wheat to. = = = — Tree = — x—-, 27 = = — — —- = - Lime Class Of 1972 LYNN MOORE RICHARD MOREY JAMES MORGAN KATHY MORGAN LEROY MORGAN ANDY MORRIS MARY MORRIS PHYLISS MOSS DAVID MOUDY DEBRA MOUSETTI SUZANNE MOULVERY THELMA MOW!I Class Of 1972 Cason C4ez ae ac Arias 4c Glass Or1972 RICKY POWER DENISE PRATT SUSAN PRESTAGE MARGARET PRESTON VICKI PREVATTE JO ANN PRICE PATTI PRICE RICKY PRICE ELIZABETH PRORANCHA JANICE PROSSER MIKE PROVANCHA MARY PUCKETT FRANKIE PUTMAN DARYLE OUALLS MELVIN OUICK (ARY RAY IIMMY REA ETHEI 14] S72 Class aret Glass Or 1972 RICKY SMITH ROBERT SMITH STEVE SMITH VIOLA SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH STEVEN SOKOLOWSKI]I DEBBIE SOLAND SYLVIA SOLES LINDA SORDEN MARGARET SORENSON JAN SOTHERLAND CONNIE SPAIN DIANA SPARKMAN MARILYN SPARKMAN BEVERLY SPEARMAN (INDY SPECK GWEN SPEICH 143 Class Of 1972 : | SUSAN STULTING RALPH STURGILL {ONALD SUERMANN BRUCE SUMMERS Class Of 1972 BRENDA TIERCE MIKE TIPPIE HAL TIPPINS CORLIS TONEY DEBRA TONEY VANESSA TONEY CLARA TOWNSEND LARRY TRAWEEK JIMMY TREVINO GARY TROUP KAY TROUP PHOEBE TUDOR BARBARA TURNER ELIZABETH TURNER ELNICE TURNER HAROLD TURNER PALL TURNER WILLIAM TU : hy af t st 1 ' SUA Wt FARA i) IF WHIDDO I Wi MIKE WH SANDRA WHI 145 46 Class OT -t97z2 SUSAN WHITE RAY WHITE JOHN WHITT RONNIE WHITWORTH PAMELA WIDENER VICKY WIDNER BARBARA WIEDEMAN KEN WILBANKS GINGER WILLARD PATRICIA WILLHITI DEBORAH WILLIAMS MARK WILLIAMS RICKY WILLIAMS DEBRA WILLOUGHB) IIMMY WILSON LESLIE WILSON DENISE WIMBERLEY DAVID WIMPEI FAVORITES (a fon, a ve a Re ae oe gana? ert. aoe mais Pe. es oo ee . oo “RR, eer beta ee Lae 7” oo ee a a aay AN Ni WA pyers eur AaLaaeeesd ABAAALAAL aaccaaely ast sae asias a. Sh 99a 4 AY weere® © A Terre MOSSEL , as adhd o © evv yyy VrTTe © © rrrwwrr? Mr. And Miss Butler High School Anne Clift And “Sparkie” Waller By majority student choice, Martha Anne Clift and Phillip Stanley “Sparkie” Waller were chosen as Mr. and Miss Butler High School. These Butler High Seniors have shown active participation in every phase of “Rebel” life. Both Anne and Sparkie are active in the Student Government and hav worked to improve the overall standings of Butler Hig! High school seniors at Butler elected to the distinction o Mr. and Miss BHS must exemplify the well-rounded student In many aspects, With their unending efforts to suppo bring merit to Butler High. Miss Clift and Mr. Waller | left intact a legacy for the future . . 7 49 Lb: dt hes: 4 . = Wier ‘ oa heed “J 4 =-3-2 4 ge: As We See Our Homecoming Court Day By Day. Becky Lybrand Homecoming Court 1969-70 .... MAID Mary Lou Kennedy SENIOR MAID Therina Elliott SOPHOMORE MAID JUNIOR MAID Debbie Rogers Eleanor Herndon Miss Citizenship Merry Susan Schafer Miss Merry Susan Schafer was named the 1970 Good Citizen Scholar sponsored by the Twickenham Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. The final decision, based on dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism, was made by the faculty. Best All Around Debbie Gattis Van Barnes “In school and sports and all that’s fun, put them down as number one.” _ ZB DUTTA Most Intellectual] a Tf Merrv Susan Schatel! Pat Pope j = Cutest Cindy Clower Greg Brown Cute, good-natured and gay: we like them that way.” Biggest Flirt OO Beverly Franz Buddy Flynn Friendliest Cindy Williams Steve Oyler A Tn Best Dressed Best Personality IO WF LOK LOGO IE. — EEE OOO La S Most Talented Kathy Wyatt Wayne Bodie “Here's a couple with a knack to do things well; how great they'll be. no one can tell.” Most Athletic lenny Bruce Mike Jordan National Merit The National Merit Scholarship semiull sts represent less than one per cent ol all raduating high school seniors in the L nited States. ©) e tittes thousand se finalists i ss the! live f cs I sql | hos hese : s ie (MM) Sorby yrah ry 7 teeyt ty this Sfof Exchange Students Miss Lina Escribano was delighted t o find a welcome mat of snow upon her arrival here. This chic, 17-year-old jun- lor represents the Karl C. Parrish ; School in Baranquilla, Colombia. Sh if has brought with her ‘ ’ nile | ' Pit WIL Ne ad Walrtl) smite if} i sparkling personality, making her an isset to Butler’s student bod | NOoOpes i d Sona 7 ‘e a? iag “ ORGANIZATIONS Rebel Staff wise” Rebel Staff BRRRRRRERRAALI - 65 PHOTOGRAPHER 1970 Stars Ant Walk CO-EDITOR: Pat Pope ay, - YSjUbLs ADVISERS: Miss Mildred Can- Mrs. Nora Stephens Jars Staff CO-EDITOR usa Meta NEWS STA PHOTOCRAPH [ea ie a National Honor Society First Row, : 10 R Mrs Re cme. Mrs M son M urtha Russe L. to R.: Karen Von Kannon, Jean Donovan, Tommy R.: Diane Bradley, Debbie Sanborn, Renee Davis Abernathy, Linda Early, Penny MacPherson, Kathleen Don Petcher, John Hendricks, Patty Miller, Pets Trew, William Motley, Danny Osborne, Chuck Vu OFFICERS First Row: Karen Shanahan, Historian; Sue McCall, Secretary; Martha Russell, Chaplain Virginia Van Auken. Treasurer. Second Row: Pat Renegar, Parliamentarian; Roger Brooks, Vice President; J. Steven Smith, President Anchor Club Music wil i TI K | Bar aAQai a” CO = a) = OC = - ed) qe, =) ‘= Y Student Council It is the desire and purpose of the Student Council of Butler High School to represent each and every student of all grades in the affairs ‘ol this school and to fulfill the desires of the student body. We, the mem- bers of the Student Council, hereby dedicate ourselves to this task, and pledge our services and abilities to forming a closer relationship he- tween student body and faculty, and making the aims and goals of our school the common desire of every Butler Rebel. SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Lipscomb TT: Lite. ? Front R I i Sue K ‘ l 1) M | I Py Th how: Met Ve Dow | H ong, Pam Goiver, ekard Ie an Mit hell, fow, L. to R.: Luanne dwards, Lori Martin, iw, Gladys Ramirez, Tom unter, Liz Provancha, Karla Van ’atty She pard Cindy Smith, Kennetta Reynolds, Ellen Lay ou Shunk, Becky Alford, Tim Shirley, Robert DeCarrera rman, Jerry Mullins, Chery! Panella, Hugh Wilburn Spanish Club First Row, L. to R.: Robe rt Johnson, Jean Donovan. Bill Russe Ly Frank lin. Second Row, L. to R.: Jane Major. Diane Reiche. Dennis Griff Dervi Lim l Roe Mr i y phrey, Anna Case, Ines DeCarrera. Third Row, L. to R.: Sherry Monroe, Di heart; Diane Rewhe, Sgt. at A nis Thrasher, Tom Hollingsworth, Larry Dyer Carre Presid Mrs. ( i vi Ait RE PI rea aa ae gd — 7 _ RS { - 1) i { H | ‘) } ; Standing, L. 1 H H I [ f i , % ; - Tus Fifth I j Rs f | Le! {4 j j ‘ f Mi | . us p ‘ [The French Clul hed in id tion of Butler Hig! is est hed promote tl idva stude t sted id the re nen language as we is the culture ol! that ountry In 1widaitior to educationa pursu { this French Club has dedicated itself to serving the com munity wu the iorm ot service projects extended in a truly humanists spirit i spirit exemplilied tor the most part by the members of this tine organizatio Row, L. to R.: Jan Clodfelter, Bobbie Me Murtrie, Marnell Hendrick, Lynn rald. Second Row, L. to R.: Joan Schoenfeld, Nancy Helton, Margaret First F itzge Preston, Sylvia Soles. Third Row, L. to R.: Susan Gilgenast. Marcia La Reall, Karen Watson, Linda Sarden, Daniel Winslow 76 2 5 O i= OC = © se - Barbar OFFICERS, Seate I tary German Club Der Deutsche Kreis is an organization for all stu- dents who take or speak German. Mrs, Edwards, the sponsor of the German Club, is trying to promote in- terest in German culture and language. The German Clubs in Huntsville are planning to get together for important speakers and films. The major projects for this vear include participation in the Language Festi- val and tund raising projects to buy books for the (,erman department We hope to get speakers to speak to us about Germany and the people there. a em Cea Interact Club First Row, L. to R.: Johnny Young, Paul Weinburg, Hale Booth Schaefer, Charles James, Ronnie Baker, Frank Kiger, Tim Robben Bobo, Jim Phipps, Bill Motley. Fourth Row, L. to R.: Bi Lawles, Charles Pierce, Don Dicks. Sacth Row. FOUR GOALS OF INTERACT opport mity High ictivitlies, and ognition of the ind the dig nilving, s membership Interact member. « Opportun ty to serve society The application of the idea of service by every member to his personal ind community lift The advancement of international under standing, good will and peace through world fellowship of Interact members united in the idea of service Huntsville Front Row, L. to R.: David Stinson, Director; Jerry Hicks, Treasurer: Hak Booth, Secretary. Second Row, l. to R.: Johnny Young, Director; David Barrett, Sergeant-at-Arms. Third Row, L lo R Eddie Crews, Dires tor; Mike Me Far land, Vice-President; Stephan Hopkins, President Art Club Library Club rue }ANY . NT! q| VD Poss) SEL ye a -— A LAE NRE, 18] qo) = Sa © = xt Cpe op) Soe ed) ton. O qe) ed) = ed) Co =. aa = ae First Beene Go R Dent Rot sy 1) ld, Sus in , s Brock Hall. David Dani tg : a ” cl lees foe bs 7 begs d hes 4 P ete tS PIR trprre 7 ‘ ae = am wba °9 ee e458 Wey - Prt tod . bddbde 4 ° Ld ei . oes’ a oe +f? Reea, + CJ teMeee : Oe that Soe . a ‘ ++ Mae veo - Future Business Leaders Of America - Service - Education - Progress Science Club First Row, L. to RM iry Morris. Karen S th, I tle Eldexkg ' ‘I : Ach ‘ f Mel Ni } ‘ } RP .S S Ginger Willard, Janie Spurlock, Judy Kimbrow, Cathy N | iy ( f f , Vv j j . . () ! f ‘ } ‘ Tim Shirley, Paula O ver. Michelle S th Alex I : kK ath by ; eh ’ : 7 , ’ ; i Peggy Sharp, Barbara Huckles Susan Fost ; th how. i f Lang Jerry {Lave Mike Potter SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS First Row: Mr. Evans, Sponsor; Jean Donovan, Secretary: Peggy La - Minar Gare a President 85 Chess Club he a ae ie ‘6 Math Club cp +-dnedbi de it So -ie.§ TIP) es i pL eee TE First Row: Debbie Gatt« Kr ausse Third Rou Tor ginia Van Auken, Sherrs a z a dal First Row: Jerry Hicks, Pete Yates, Chuck Vickers, Jesse Arkldsen. Second Rou nast, Tom Mankowski, William Mathews, Bill Mot lev, Garv Brewer Stallard, Pat Pope, Bobby Whitley, Pat Reveg ir, Fred Rov, Tommy i —) i UO Y = = O = O © ca © = O aD In Action Home Economics Waae | a ln'®, ) Mim iming, a See . _ ee | a O = zt at ce ms L. to R.: Patty Sherrill, Patty Shephard, Jane Jackie Lange CO-CAPTAIN Donna Wynne CO-CAPTAIN: Patti Miller =. . 2 e. __ { aw a a Left to Right: Mary Lou Kennedy, Andi Larson, Kathy Mefford, Beverly Frar Trish Su Rebel Marching Band The band started preparations for the new year's activities during the summer of 1969. The summer schedule called for training for the Marching Band as well as meeting requirements for the advanced Con- cert Band. With a great deal of dedication and pride by all concerned, the band began taking shape for the forthcoming football shows and for marching competition. New members were helped by the squad leaders (picked from senior and junior bandsmen), and the field marshalls molded the squads into a well-drilled and competent field unit, a unit dedicated to uphold the high standards set by former Butler bands, and to further the spirit of Butler High School. Phe band parti ipated at the football games, and through the support of the student body made the trip with the football team to Montgomery. and the game with Jefferson Davis. lhe band. with the football season still well under way, turned its attention toward Rossville, Georgia, ind the Chattanooga Marching Band Contest. This was to be the second performance e for the band at this contest, having received a SUPERIOR its first attempt in 1968 The band again repeated its performance with aSUPERIOR rating. After the contest at ‘ hattanooga, the band, with the addition of the Dixie Debs, ts sights on the Contest of Champions al l irphres sboro, Tennessee. This contest, as its name age the most respected of marching contests. The Rebel band was the only Alaba i great deal of intestinal fortitude and pride came through with i sterling performance and another Sl PERIOR rating. Along wit! football shows, marching contests and rt 1 Christmas concert with the Choral Department. At the end of M ° the | | members started working for individual All-State honors and 5 students winning places in the most select All-State Bands which “Wwe e , hace ms ted All-State members and others will make Ue ; ; rR : ; r perform later in the vear at Florence State ht r the District . ster Apr illowing The State Band Contest fc | ) t Barul ( test spor red by he) KF lags 0 ; ges with it neert band and oquad Leaders Front Row, L. to Robert lohr eon Front Row, L. to R.: Steve Abernathy, Kathy Wyatt, Debby Johnson Dickenson, Chris Eldrige, Ricky Hankins, Julia Fisher, Beverly Pitches Standing: Allen Priester, Larry Hice, Steve Perry, Ronney Gray + Xu r i © dl C 9 5 d Color Guard j - j { i] 4 ‘ : awe on ie DS . : 7 : Majorettes 3 é | ? : Seniors All State Dance Band Ras pet of — me _ Fs D FLIGHT First Row. L. to R.: Lt. David Penland, T S Larry Pollard, Major Ronnie Colher. Second Cpt. Thomas Hoop, Cpt Joel Hankins, Cpt. Steven Ray, Bobby McCoy M. Murry Burns Gallagher, Jesse McClain, Robert Anderson, Stan Gibbs, James Mak Samuel Vaughn, Lloyd Wesley Mitchell. Mark Fortson, Danny Branum, Willam Mathews Veal Bailey, Paul Chil _F Set. Fredrick iter, Jr rdM C. SWEETHEART: M Choral Department A Cappella Choir oie Mi, vi} cy i aH Vi, W! Swing Choir Girls Glee Club GIRLS GLEE CLUB--This « concert, “hristmas and spring First Row | k L.toR W ‘ Rebelettes RE BE LE I | keS -Open to any senior oir] enrolled in the choral de partment his ensemble parti performs in the annual spring con cl k I L. to R.: L. Frankl | { . | | SK h, S P. MePI Pa Madrigal Singers io) mam ® © “Ha Ce O ad e) i= i) = 7) oF oF qe) Ss op) © on — a op) =, i) c — — qo) =, © oo a oO O © = | Distributive Education Mike Luna, Tommy Stinnett, Beverly Kay Martin, Mark Williams, Patty Bentley, Charles Belcher, Cris McRae. DISTRIBUTIVE EDLCATION istributive Education is i program of instruction in merchandising, marketing and Distributive Education is a part-time cooperative trail ng program tor se- nd Seniors who wish to enter the field of distribution. Distributive Edu- ourse which 1s a part of the regular high school program 208 Club Of America Bottom: Kathy Pollard. Debbie Nayman, Bill Davis, Daphne Moss. Top: Bob Lynn, Richard Cocoran, Doug Martin, Tommy Russell, Reed Hopkins Medical Careers l ‘a SWEETHEART Dian MeM eG o% 's KO Se) naka OX OFFICERS y Ar Oliver Red Cross Youth Council OO} } ICERS L. to R.: Salli Tannehill, President; Rheta Black, V. President; Carolyn Whittaker, Seere tary; Anna Case, Treasurer; Tina Zymowski, Ways and Means: Da Dela-Calee, Police Assistant Chairman % « ¥ « , 7 . aie ae « x vig : ary ¢ Sees BREE SHAS -. eee - Ss — . . Cf) 3 ns fa 3 = J AB — x Varsity Cheerleaders a lA | iw JUNIORS! Boost School Spirit B Team Cheerleaders Team Doctor Coaches Varsity Football ‘ Varsity RODNEY MALONI Football BOB GARERI f oy} ot Ri DAVID Cf FB CHUCK COGGINS Rebels Finish ‘69, 7 CHARLEY SAPP I SPARKY WALLER — OB Season With A 5-3 Record MIKE BOYD — RICKY SIZEMORI DANNY OSBORN HB Rebels Down Shades Valle In Space City Classic 39-0 Varsity Football % o v ¥‘P ; Le gr3F ties palate ty oak ryt ah he “ehh ea cha dae 3853 .43.38¢ siery2l 21,474 en 4 4 fies we al cE B Team Football ugh Jim Yarbre ng MI From The Sidelines eit = Varsity Basketball Varsity Players Jr. Varsity Wrestling RIDGEE PORTAV AN 0th LRNER JACKSON 23 Rebels Win Ip ionsh BARRY KING State Champ Rebels Place First In T.V.C. itack |eam = — Saye - — 7 ‘ We On The Trampoline JENNY BRUCI SPARKIE WALLER Baseball VAN BARNES ADVERTISERS YOUR HOMETOWN QUALITY STORE SINCE 1914 v. 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Authorized BULOVA Dealer Compliments of Compliments of HONDA SPORTS BUTCHER DRAFTING SERVICE 2611 University Drive Phone: 539-2456 Compliments of ELBO FLOWERS AND GIFTS (Now consolidated with our Heart of PATTERSON’S GROCERY Huntsville Florist) Corsages Weddings Williams Road Madison, Alabama Decorative Accessories ‘Between the Jetport and Gate 7 ' “Anything in Flowers’’ Compliments of Alabama’s Finest Air Conditioned One-Stop Shopping Center RR RR mall NORTH ‘MEMORIAL PARKWAY AT UNIVERSITY DRIVE IN HUNTSVILLE With Over 50 Merchants to Welcome You Compliments of HUNTSVILLE-MADISON COUNTY COMMERCIAL BANKS HUNTSVILLE CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION GF ip aN MIKE MSFARLAND-HALE BOOTH- TERRY HICKS DAVID STINSON «+--+ © EDDIECREWS:-JOQHNNY YOUNG: DAVIDBARRETT-LAMAR KELLY: - BILL MOTLEY:-JACK PEARSOW: |UMMYSCHAFER-GREG JONES: « J IM PHIPPS-F PRANK KIGER-RICHARDKANDIKU-CHARLES JAMES-- - TUM D°AQUILA-PUNNIEBAKER- FIM RUBBINS-PAUL WE|NBURG: - RICK MEREYNOLDS-LEONGILLIAM:-JOHNWIE BOBU-DAVIDCREWS - = « EARL MATHIS:JIMBENNE TT-BOBBYLAWLES-GARYTRUUPDOINALD DICKS: - CHARLIE PIERCE :DAVIDW|LHITE-DAVIDSULLIVAN:ROBERT DE CARRERA:- - 253 From Left to Right: Brenda Schnetzler, Debbie Pike, Diane Reiche ft to Right: Pam Long, Suzanne Wiggins, Jeanne ne C ower Left to Right: Karen Watson, Duffy Ferguson, Becky Mcintosh + bre + le bele' Left to Right: Kay Stevenson, Sue Knowles, Pam Lawson, Freida Traywick oe yy ror wr Trade With , x Se’ the FRANK BROS. So at aS ROSE JEWELRY CO. 121 Washington Downtown Ca Next Door to Grants Where Your Patronage is Appreciated’ Downtown Huntsville Drums Band Guitars Music Instruments Amps. Rebbins Music Cent Gt K obbins IMlusic Center As vy “Your Complete Music Store”’ SS Phone 539-2474 — 2126 Memorial Parkway So. HUNTSVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA Manufacturer of Cotton Textiles A Division of: M. LOWENSTEIN SONS, INC. Flowers Express Thoughts Better Than Words HORST’S FLOWERS 2518 N. Memorial Pkw. 409 Madison Phone 534-5604 Phone 539-1165 Huntsville, Ala. Phones: 536-3941 536-0779 GRADY’S BEAUTY SALON “ 2009 Seminole Dr. S.W., Huntsville, Ala. Sales TV AND APPLIANCE CO. and Home of Quality and Quantity : Ea a Service es a oa = rt saute? oo Rentals MEARS Tv 50] Memorial Parkway, N.W., Huntsville, Alabama 3 Blocks South of the Mall! - Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Phones 539-3411, 539-3412, 539-3413 I 2 It won't be long now, Seniors! HUNTSVILLE RETAIL FURNITURE ASSOCIATION “For the Finest in Barbering” FREEMAN BATTLE BARBER SHOP 228 Church St. Huntsville, Alabama LEVY] FREEMAN AND WILLIE BATTLE 256 Drink A Glass Of Sunshine Vitamin D Homogenized Clinton Avenue, W. Huntsville, Alabama Phone 534-8464 MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES OF ALABAMA “Huntsville’s Only Local Dairy” Compliments of HUNTSVILLE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION : TAYLOR’S PHARMACIES | NORTH 2007 North Parkway SOUTH 7540 South Parkway HOLIDAY Jordan Lane at Bob Wallace There is no substitute for quality and personal service” BEN FRANKLIN STORE Three Locations: Holiday Plaza, North Memorial Plaza, Whitesburg Shopping Center Huntsville, Alabama 76 Compliments of WILEY’S MADISONVILLE iach pias SERVICE CENTER Huntsville, Alabama ; - American Station 24 Hour Wrecker Service Highway 20 Madison CLARENCE WILEY Day 539-9285 Owner Night 539-4345 Compliments of CLARA’S NAME BRAND Compliments of DISCOUNT SHOES 2007 J K Memorial Parkway N.W. COCA-COLA Huntsville, Alabama ; CLARA’S CLOTHES CLOSET ‘Where you always save 40 to 60 %. ’ ester] ... the family store Compliments of J. C. BROWN CO. INC. { Dealer l ( Your Home Owned Family Store EUGENE J. ANDERSON, Owner 2400 Triana Blvd., Huntsville, Alabama Main Street Phone: 772-9922 7: Madison, Alabama 35758 ‘Fine Foods Since 1898 ———————— = a ipeting Good, Suc “IT PAYS TO PLAY” 2124 MEMORIAL PARKWAY -:- ‘TELEPHONE 539-2104 HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA oeptits ammies ; : me oi UTar r i 1 J TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU i : | en ZEIK ZN - s WY Of Parkway City ... The Mall Compliments of Che Thuulsville Times Congratulations to the Class of '70 MRS. NINA O. ROUNTREE MISS SARAH ACUFF Compliments of A FRIEND Football Players??? | =o Compliments of 3012 University Avenue, Huntsville, Alabama ELEKES SCHOOL OF DANCE “A World Of Paneling’’ Compliments of THE COTTAGE THE BOOK INN Sharps Shopping Center Madison, Alo 772-9731 Heart of Huntsville Shopping Mall Huntsville, Ala. “Beautiful Women's Clothes at Cottage Prices ’ Store No. |—2121 Whitesburg Drive, S. Store No. 2—4008 Holmes Avenue, NW Store No. 3—1449 O'Shaughnessy Ave., NE Store No. 4—Oakwood Shopping Center, NW Compliments of AUTOMATIC wage TRANSMISSIONS 610 Pratt Avenue N.W. Huntsville, Alabama 539-5194 Compliments of 744 | Crystal I PHARMACY 930 FRANKLIN ST 4UNTSVILLE ALABAMA “City-wide pick up and delivery!”’ 260 AMS. ae “af ® Qn VV, (ete Y-C-O2} 02 7 e. ' md ; eee k US OLY Ce e VBE 6 - POS CKDOVVW Nn Aobd AimQe- AX | are ae COQ ae “tad yaaa se | “i XK UG y, oe wai ex (XR K LUrQK HK | COMPANY Congratulations Butler High Graduates 1970 COUNTRY CLUB 66 SERVICE Corner of Oakwood and Pulaski Pike FRANCIS J. GOOLEY, Owner and Operator FOOD TOWN NO. 3 Fresh Meats Produce Store Hours 8 AM till 10 PM Seven Days A Week Owner BILL CHENAULT Shop and Save on Your Groceries, Meats and Produce BIG BROTHERS 4 SUPER MARKET oe te ES oO “a ene ase oe, vb aad Center ay y sville, Alabama JEWELRY WATCES- DIMOND Re aeons ee Watch and Jewelry Repair PIERCE WALKER 114 South Side Square Phone Huntsville, Ala. 539-5079 O « Var Mie cate cer Ko aed i cionw « frenel theo Compliments of-¢¢e. 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