Butler High School - Airlog Yearbook (Vandalia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

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Photographer-Jo Wolfe Typisrs-Nancy BuTTerbaugh Nancy Conover Joan Craig Art Ecliror-Gayle WhiTeman Advisor-Mrs. Irwin l oy laying foundations Editors-in-Chief-Jack Campbell, Judy Grimes Business Manager-Sue Crenshaw toufara graduation CircuIaTion-Fred MorTon, Gail McCabe, Susan Borchers, CynThia Sprecher sonolarsnio Carolyn Alspaugh, David Sunderland. frionrtvnios Pafricia Van Scoyk ortizonsnrp Nancy MorTon, Rose Marie Francis, Mary Jo Evans sportslnansnijo STeve Van Scoyk, KeiTh Powers, Marijo Korek a sonso of oalnos Penny Cron, Lee Slorp, Mike AcTon, Barbara Morris O I1tE I1tS Administration Underclassmen Seniors Student life Sports Activities Advertising 3:1 Q:,, HE Eliiigiwl viii QME - gf,-ml: 5 W 22: 'Q 2 Az H .Q ,Q Y 1 XXX? 11 3 X 4 ' 1 .zffff iff ?fffrfEiSv,afff3fif :'s,iffff f i ADM! ISTRATIO ' lr Smncrvzszug . MRS. HELEN TAYLOR, Secretary i RALPH A. 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Booher. archiTecTs You gave of your wisdom. MRS. RUTH ANNA BROWN Clerk of The Board consulranrs MRS. HELEN BOOKWALTER Secretary E l 3 H if ,J --.L :,1 ,.,i L .. ...A.. ., , www -5 ,v::,..:f,: sa-,f:gf51gg4-,,.,g::, .i,,.g'. 1g,,.,.,, I L ' ,, I get-1 master craftsmen, give Training i MISS R. ELIZABETH AMOS B.S., Ohio State University Home Economics MISS PEARL BASHORE B.S., Manchester College English MISS ADELE BOIAN B.S., Miami University Home Economics MRS. MARILYN BOOMERSHINE B.S., Miami University Shorthand, Office Practice ROBERT BRAMMER A.B., Georgetown College American History, Ohio History WILLIAM BUCKLEY B.S., Roberts Wesleyan College Physical Science, Biology, Aerona BENNY COLE B.S., Miami University M.S., Indiana University Industrial Arts, Driver Training GORDON COOK B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College Industrial Arts n eleven departments, and utics sponsor clubs ROBERT DAVIS B.S., M.A., Ohio State University Junior High Band and Chorus JOSEPH DICKMAN A.B., Ohio Wesleyan World History American History MISS MABEL FUNDERBURG A.B., Manchester College M.A., Wittenberg College English, Librarian FREDERIC GILBERT B.S., Lawrence College M.A., Miami University Civics, Economics HENRY HINSHAW B.S., M.E., Miami University Senior Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs MRS. MARY HOERNER A.B., Earlham College M.A., Columbia University English MISS SHIRLEY IRVINE B.S., Miami University English MRS. MARJORIE IRWIN B.S., Ohio University General Business, Bookkeeping, Journalism MRS. MARGARET JONES B.S., Ohio University Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping JOSEPH JORDAN B.S., Bowling Green State University M.A., Ohio State University English and activities. JOSEPH KAENZIG A.B., M.S., University of Kentucky Algebra, Biology, Physics MRS. MILDRED KITTLE A.B., Davis and Elkins College Shorthand, Typing, Business Arithmetic MRS. RUTH LEVENSON B.S., Ohio State University Dramatics, Public Speaking FREDERICK LIPP B.S., Westminster M.L., University of Pittsburgh General Science, Chemistry CHESTER NYBERG B.S., University of Dayton M.E., Miami University Boys' Physical Education HOWARD PHILLIPS A.B., Ashland College M.E., Kent State University Mechanical Drawing MISS ANNE RAUCH B.S., University of Dayton Art WILLIAM RENTZ B.S., Ohio Northern M.E., Miami University Shop Mathematics, Algebra MRS. MARY L. SHIELDS A.B., College of Wooster M.A., Wittenberg College English, French, MRS, ALICE SIMPSON A.B., University of Utah Latin MISS SHIRLEY TURVEY MRS. HELEN STURM B.S., Ohio State University Trigonometry, Algebra, Plane Geometry MR. POWELL TOTH B.S., Miami University Industrial Arts, Driver Training B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University . Girls' Physical Education They gulde Us and - - - MRS. MARY FREDERICK R.N., Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing counsel - ETS' IL.. ii MRS. JEANNE HARRINGTON B.S., Ball State Teachers College Guidance Counselor cafeteria staff, bus drivers, and custodians are needed to keep our school operating etticient y. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ella Ream, Virginia Shirley, Mariorie Hertlein, Mary Akers, Irene Geisler, and Dessie Hartman. SECOND ROW: Betty Miller, Carolyn Vogler, Josephine Hutchins, Josephine Elliott, Alice Toon, Ruby Saul, Marjorie Wehrley, and Mildred Staley. Absent when picture was taken: Ester Jackson, Jere Wahenghals, and Florence Furrow. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hall, Joe Mahatfey, Frank Ackerman, X Andrew Hall, George Elkins, Guy Smith, Dale Senter, Robert Johnson, Paul Coleman, and Mildred Staley. Absent when picture was taken: Ralph Ball, Russel Castle, Clyde Matthews, and Arthur Shoup. ms? V ft rx, '5WQ: A .. : X Q 51 y.,..a.fttytr::.,a s Q f fs. L, 5. ,W .-.-,. .ys::,,i,s ft.. ,M M, iii: f .. gram arf f' ws.-Qtstfft -sr..-:.t,f:::.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Swartzel, Ben Pearson, Vern Harlow, Paul Pearson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Juanita Stum, William Waller, Jack Beckey, Paul La Tourrette, Herbert Hipple, Ernest Evans, Burton Brandenburg. 4 7 Kuilding Zrfufard Graduation E SENIDRS - These five guided us Through our most difficult year OFFICERS OF THE Liu CLASS OF 1958 KEITH POWERS President RO B ERT ADAMS Vice-Presideni GA IL MCCABE Secretary PEN NY CRON Treasurer MR. FREDERIC GILBERT, Advisor JOHN MICHAEL ACTON Student Council 2, sec. 3, pres. 4, Industrial Arts Club pres. 3, Hi-Y 3, Hi-Y vice-pres. 4, JCOWA 3, 4, Airlog 4, Scholarship Team 3, Library Let- terer 3. ROBERT LEAR ADAMS Pres. l, vice-pres. 4, Football I, 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Aviator 2, Scholar- ship Team 2. CAROLYN JANE ALSPAUGH Vice-pres. 2, sec. 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Science Club 2, 3, treas. 3, Chorus 4, Littlest Angel , Airlog 4. DANA ARLENE ASKINS Girls' Glee I, Librarian I, 2, 3, H.M.S. Pinafore 2, F.N.A. 2, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brarian 3, sec. 4. MARY LOUISE BARHORST Transferred from Piqua Catholic. JOHN DOUGLAS BEESON LittIest Angel I, Track 2, Industrial Arts Club 3, pres. 4. Scnivrs MARJORIE ANN BENNETT Pep Club 2, 3, Y-Teens l, Chorus 'l, 2. JUDITH LEE BOEDEKER Student Council 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, Basketball Team 1, 2, captain 2, Volleyball Team 'l, 2, 3, Aviator 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4, Girls' Glee i, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, H.M.S. Pina- fore 2. SUSAN LOUISE BORCHERS F.T.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. l, Thespians 2, sec. 3, vice-pres. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Pro- gram Chairman 3, Publicity Chairman 4, The Littlest Angel l, Football Fever 2, Mother Is A Freshman 1, H.M.S. Pinafore 2, Mrs. McThing 2, Arsenic And Old Lace 3, The Storm 4, Airlog 4. LORETTA JEAN BOWMAN Pep Club 2, 3, Chorus i, 2, 3. JAMES EDWARD BRUNNER Science Club 2, sec. 3, pres. 4, Math Club 4, Student Council, F.F.A. 3, Scholarship Team 'l, 3. NANCY JEAN BUTTERBAUGH Kickline 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Publicity Chairman, F.T.A. 2, 4, Y-Teens Inter- Club Council Member 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Chorus 4, Band l, 2, A Cap- pella Choir, treas. 4, New York, New York 3, Airlog 4. JACK EUGENE CAMPBELL Pres. 2, Math Club 3, Pres. 4, Thespian Club 2, 3, 4, Aviator 2, Band 'I, 2, 3, vice-pres. 4, Mrs. McThing 2, Ar- senic and Old Lace 3, Red Peppers 4, New York, New York 3, Airlog, Co-editor, Boys' State 3, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Jr. and Sr. Prom Chairman. RAYMOND' MICHAEL CAMPBELL Industrial Arts Club 3, Basketball I, 2, 4, Cross Country 4. SANDRA JO CLEVENGER Y-Teens 3, pres. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Aviator 4, Chorus, Airlog 4. GARY COLLINS Transferred from Jefferson School. Hi-Y 2. DOTTIE LEE RUMER Pep Club 2, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 4, G.A.A. I, 4, Hockey, asst. manager, basketball team 4, Chorus 2. MARY LOUISE SCOTT Transfer from Edgewood High School, Madison, Wisconsin, Pep Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Triple Trio 3. Seniors SlNA SUE CRENSHAW JCOWA 3, 4, Airlog, Business Manager 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Senior Scholarship Test 4. PENNY CRON Treas. 4, Y-Teens I, 2, A Cappella Choir, Librarian 4, JCOWA 2, 3, vice- pres. 4, Student Council 1, sec.-treas. 2, Girls' Glee l, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, Librarian 3, pres. 4, H.M.S. Pinafore 2, Airlog 4, Girls' State 3. PATRICIA GAYLE CUNNINGHAM Y-Teens l, Social Chairman 2, 4, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 2, 3, Chorus 4, Student Council 1. BARBARA ANN DAN I ELS Y-Teens 2, 4, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4, F.N.A. 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. ROGER DENIS DETRlCK Vice-pres. 1, pres. 3, Student Council 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Av- iator 2. RANDOLPH DIRKS Football 'l, 2, Basketball l. MICHAEL ALAN DORNBUSCH Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. ESTHER MARIE ERBAUGH F.H.A. 4, Girls' Glee Club 'I, 2. MARY JOSEPHINE EVANS Jr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, sec. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, G.A.A. I, 2, Aviator 4, Chorus 4, The Littlest Angel I, Airlog 4, Student Council I, 3. ROSE MARIE FRANCIS Jr. Attendant and Sr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Y-Teens 4, F.H.A. 4, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, A Cappella Choir, pres. 4, Airlog 4, Transferred from Olentangy High School. TIM EUGENE GARWOOD Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 2, 4. JOYCE LYNN GERDES F.T.A. 3, program chairman 4, F.H.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, vice-pres. 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Social chairman 3, inter-club COUFICII 4: hockey 4, volley ball man- ager 4: Aviator 4, H.M.S. Pinatore 2, Littlest Angel 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, The Storm 4. Seniors JUDlTH ANN GERTZ Transferred from Roosevelt High School. JUDITH EILEEN GRIMES Sec. 1, Sec. 2, vice-pres. 3, Latin Club 'l, 2, Science Club 2, New York, New York 3, Band l, sec. 2, vice-pres. 3, sec. 4, Chorus, vice-pres. 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, JCOWA 2, treas. 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Airlog, Co-editor. JUDITH LOUISE HANAUER Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 4. KATHLEEN HARLEMAN Homecoming Queen 4, Attendant l, Y-Teens social chairman l, 3, program chairman 4, G.A.A. l, 4, F.N.A. 4, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, basketball l, volleyball 4, The Littlest Angel l, Cheerleader 4, Butlerettes 3. PHILIP GENE HERTLEIN Thespian 2, 3, 4, Honor Thespian, Track Mgr. 1, Jr. High Football Mgr. 1, Pop Reads a Christmas Carol 'l, I Remember Mama l, Arsenic and Old Lace , The Storm 4, CAROLYN JEAN HOLLAND Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Chorus 3, Librarian 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Pep Club 3. MARY FRANCES HUFF G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Pep club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, Aviator 2, 3, Editor 4, reporter. PHILIP MYRON HUTCHINS Hi-Y Chaplain 3, F.T.A, 3, 4, JCOWA 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4. JANET JANE ISHMAEL Y-Teens, Chorus I, 2, transferred from Kiser High School. MARSHALL MILTON JEFFERS Industrial Arts Club, Cross country Ip football 1, track 3, basketball 4. JOHN BENSON JENKINS Industrial Arts vice-pres. 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, track 2. THOMAS HOWARD JOHNSON Band I, 2, 3, 4. MARIJC KOREK Treas. 2, Y-Teens i, 2, 3, F.N.A. 1, 2, 3 Publicity Mgr. Vice-Pres. 4, JCOWA i, Aviator reporter 1, Airlog Sports Editor 4. DAVID NOEL LIFFICK Thespians treas. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football i. GAIL DOROTH EA MCCABE Sec. 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens i, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, Home Ec. Club 4, Basketball i, 2, Volleyball 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Airlog circulation and subscription. JOYCE LILLIAN MCCABE Y-Teens i, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 4, Airlog typist. CONSTANCE ANN MARTIN Aviator 4, Chorus 4, Dramatics, The Littlest Angel, Mother is a Fresh- man, Red Peppers , Latin Club 'l, 2, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2, Thespians i, 2, 3, 4, Speech League 4. MARGARET PATRICIA MAY F.T,A. 1, 2, 4, JCOWA 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Student Council 2, Latin Club l, 2. ROBERT LEROY MINNIEAR JCOWA 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, vice-pres. 3, Thespians 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Aviator 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, New York! New York! 3, Red Peppers 4. EDWARD ALVIN MOLEN Latin Club I, 2, Math Club 4, Basket- ball I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee, pres. 4, Dance Band 3, 4. JAMES RONALD MONTGOMERY Industrial Arts Club 3, Bancl l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES FRANK MAYRER MICHAEL KENT MOORE Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, Red Peppers 4, The Storm 4, Monkey's Paw 3, H.M.S. Pinafore 3, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Mrs. McThing 2, Honor Thespian 4, Baseball Mgr. l, 2, Foot- ball Mgr. 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. 'l, 2. FLORENCE ELEANOR MORGAN A Cappella 4, Latin Club I, 2, Science Club 2, JCOWA 3, 4. BARBARA ANN MORRIS Y-Teens Social Chrm. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Mother is a Freshman 1, 'Mrs. McThing 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Red Peppers 4, Littlest Angel 1, Airlog advertising 4, Scholarship Team, 2. RODGER FREDRICK MORTON Science Club 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 3, JCOWA 3, pres. 4, Basketball 1, Base- ball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, pres. 4, New York! New York , Airlog 4. NANCY LEA MORTON Exec. Council 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, treas. 2, Y1Teens treas. 1, pres. 2, Service Chrm. 3, Program Chrm. 4, F.H.A. treas. 3, pres. 4, Latin Club 1, Kickline 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Airlog Clubs and Ac- tivities Ed. KATHLEEN LUCILLE MUSICK Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, G.A.A. 2, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Littlest Angel 1, New York! New York! 3, Mother is a Freshman 1, Cheerleader 1. KATHRYN SYLVIA NOYES Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, F.N.A. 2, Aviator 2, 3, Associate Ed. 4, Littlest Angel 1. JUDITH ALICE OAKES Exec. Council 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Y- Teens 1, treas. 2, A Cappella vice- pres. 4, F.N.A. 2, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Aviator business mgr. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music De- partment treas. 4, Maiorette 4, Chorus 3, 4, Dramatics Make-up Chairman 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. LINCOLN F. ORANGE, JR. Chorus 4. PAUL EDWARD PARTLOW Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 21 DAVID KENNETH PLEASANT Industrial Arts Club 4, Football I. VON FREDRICK POWELL Transferred from Treaclwell High School 4. KEITH ALAN POWERS Pres. 4, Latin Club I, 2, Science Club 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Football Mgr. 4, The Storm 4, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Mrs. McThing 3, Monkey's Paw 3, Airlog Sports Editor 4, Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Littlest Angel I, Pop Reads The Christmas Carol 1. LEONARD ERNEST PRICE Hi-Y 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Chorus 2, 3. CONRAD STEPHEN PLITZAN Band 'I, 2, 3, 4. STEPHANIE ANN REICHER Pep Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, Y-Teens I, 2, Chorus 2, 3. MARVIN LEROY REHMERT Dramafics 'I. JACK DOUGLAS SANDRIDGE Track 2. TEDDY JOE SCHMIDT Football I, Baseball 4, Dramatics 1. LAWRENCE STERLING SHERMAN Industrial Arfs Club 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WAYNE SMITH Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. JANET MARIE SMITH G.A.A. I, 3, 4, Hockey I, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Pep Club 2, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, Cheerleader 2, Kickline 3, director 4, Dramafics 'I, 2. LEE HENRY SLORP Hi-Y sec. I, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, JCOWA 4, Thespians I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, F.T.A. 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pop Reads the Christmas Carol I, Airlog Adver- tising 4, Scholarship Team I, 2, 3. CYNTHIA CHARLOTTE SPRECHER Treas. 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Pep Club Vice-pres. 4, F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 4, Band 'l, 2, Chorus 4, Thespians I, 2, 3, sec. 4, Airlog subscriptions, Pop Reads the Christ- mas CaroI I. ROLLAND STALEY Basketball Manager 2, 3. PATRICK WESLEY SUMAN Hi-Y 2, 3, Latin Club I, Athletic Coun- cil 4, Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, Executive Council 4. DAVID GARDNER SUNDERLAND Hi-Y 2, 3, Chorus 4, Airlog Class Ed. 4, Basketball Mgr. I, Football Mgr. 4, The Storm 4. LARRY ROYCE SWIFT JAMES GARY TAYLOR Hi-Y I, Band I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD A. THOMAS Band 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. PATRICIA JEAN VAN SCOYK Y-Teens I, 2, G.A.A. I, Science Club 3, Thespians 2, Program Chrm. 3, 4, Math Club sec. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Airlog special events 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Littlest Angel I, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN LOWELL VAN SCOYK Latin Club I, 2, Math Club 4, treas. 4, Hi-Y 'l, 2, sec.-treas. 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Airlog sports ed- itor 4. J. CRAIG WAYMIRE Industrial Arts Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3 JOHN QUENTIN WAYMIRE Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. PATRICIA ANN WEBB Executive Council 3, Homecoming at- tendant 2, 4, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, A Cappella 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Volleyball 4, basketball 4, Aviator assistant business manager 4, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, H.M.S. Pina- fore 2, Cheerleader 3, head cheer- leader 4. ROBERTA WELLS Home Ec. Club 3, Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 'l, H.M.S. Pina- fore 2. CHERYL KAY WEST F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Transferred from Roosevelt High School. GAYLE LYN N E WH ITEMAN Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.A. i, 2, Aviator 3, 4, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4, Mrs. McThing , Red Pep- pers , Arsenic and Old Lace , Airlog art editor. CHRISTINA LEE WILSON F.N.A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Pep Club 45 Avi- ator 4. DONALD ALLAN WILSON Math Club vice-pres. 45 Latin Club 'I, 25 baseball 35 football I, 2, 3, 45 basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4. JO ANN WOLFE Y-Teens 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, pres. 45 F.H.A. 45 A Cappella 45 Athletic Council 45 volley- ball 3, captain 45 hockey captain 45 basketball 3, 45 Aviator photographer 45 Chorus 35 Airlog photographer 45 Cheerleader 45 transferred from Kiser High School. JOSEPH MERRILL WRIGHT Industrial Arts Club 3, vice-pres. 45 football 2, manager 35 basketball man- ager 3. JOAN KAY CRAIG G.A.A. i, 25 Y-Teens I, 25 Pep Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 45 Chorus 25 Airlog typ- ist 4. NANCY ANN CONOVER F.H.A. 35 Y-Teens 25 Airlog 4. A COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES i958 CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLGRS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Every man is the architect of his own future. Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday, May 25, 1958 in the tieldhouse. The seniors marched down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance for Commencement exercises on May 29, 1958. Jack Campbell was namecl the valedictorian and Barbara Morris and Carolyn Alspaugh were the salutatorians. zu v-mwew Q ' 1 Jifmi, Q n if, A',,- ' H i as . fi if Q ,Q 4 4 Br 'Q . if' ,V 'K fs H . gi y , fr 2 S f i-if y W .. .M ., 4. Z.: , J- sf-.2-.,. Q if X 4. gf an X x xi 'EV x w W J 1 A ,, 2-52 A . Y -W . gm , wk., w-aww.. .Ai 4 T .5 -f w- xf, gg, f ' ,fwfn gg W1 n,f,:..: A1 ws. ., 1 , .A , 5. fi, .V fl? 5 V ' 4. earl. A M ' 5' .ew ' K' E nwisflegw - lg iaiagiwi - fr-.Q 2 2. 3 1 i f 5 2 'Hf4i:'2a2f??eggwA vz Q- Dwi-,ms . fx . 5 vw Q-mlfwsrfgevwe -1 V Q Qi gs-ieziiilmg-5iW.2, 1 wax-Keg .,5s.ff5f 1 rg ff S. Q 55x KS? -V6 :fy .sg :M W., ,Q - ' iw- I Q . . 2521 vsmfsbzg. tv ' W :fff'U.'N- lfiffe IA- + -Q' ps , W - -5' ,- LINDERCLASSMEN Lincla Akers Bruce Allen Charles Anders Charles Ashburn Jane Baber Nellie Barger Bob Bayse Dorothy Binkley Betty Birchfield Nancy Bitner Bill Borchers Bruce Borchers juuiars CLASS OFFICERS President BRUCE BORCHERS Vice-Presidem' PH I L MATSON Secretary RONNIE COLLINS Treasurer JOHN LAUB me ,,,- 1,-...fu. ,,,:mfwm3,fgg,g:g,,f,gf W, rwQmafwgws.alma-.fwzsafsfmv gmmnimwvlgi-:-:vw--A- nf11.41I - Jerry Borchers Ga ry Borton Mike Bowman Terry Boyd Elaine Breno Monte Bright Jack Brown Larry Brown Betty Buehler Charles Carroll James Cencebaugh Clyde Childers Linda Clark Larry Collins Ronnie Collins Susan Conover Carolyn Cultice Dawn Davidson Eldon Davidson Bette Davis Danny Davis Stanley Deal Gary Dirks Cecil Dixon Jean Donegan Bonnie Douglas Glenda Downey Chuck English Duane Erbaugh Torn Evans Danny Everhart Patti Flanders Irma Fearing Mike Fellabaum ,Mike Fisher Linda Fletcher Jack Fremder Sylvia Geisler Peggy Gillespie Jim Gorman Joanne Gostomsky Pat Graham Anna Grant John Gray Tony Graziano Jennie Groff Kathy Hall Lonnie Hall Harlan Hardie Frank Harlow Jane Harshman Dale Hart Howard Hatfield Sharon Hept Sanclra Henrich Barbara Hite Herb Huck Dave Jackson William Kaylor Karen Klepinger Phil Koewler Karen Korek Kenion Lamb John Laub Shirley Laughman Harry Lee Don Leffler Evelyn Lloyd Sharon Lloyd Jim Lochner Margareif Locke Pat Long Elizabeth Lovely Linda Lowery Jim Maginnis Bill Mahrt Barbara Markey Jucldi Markoff Phil Matson Beffy McGloThin Ned Mettord Frank Melton Bob Miller Herb Miller Jessie Moore Juanita Morton Bob Murphy John Murphy Brenda Nardini Paul Neff Carol Nickel Janice Noble Dick Orange David Orput Wendell Owens Mike Peterson Raenell Poe Susan Racie Dorothy Rehmert Steve Reicher Jack Renner Tessie Roderer Linda Roe Shirley Rowe John Sanders Sandy Selover Shirley Shade Alvin Shill Louie Simon Don Skiles Doug SrniTh Joan Smith Zola Smirh Carol Snyder Mike Sowder Mary Sparks Barbara Strobel Julia Swift Jane Taylor Eudel Tipton Bob Traylor Jim Upton Joann Vickers Keith Vogler Joe Volkman Tom Walters Jerry Wasson Dixie Wehrley Dodie Welch Richard Welch Jim Welty Ken Wertz Gail Willhardt Patty Wilson Dick Winkler Ronnie Winters Jim Witham Connie Wolfe Kenny Wolf Fred Zimmer Absent when pictures were taken: George Brown lla Mae Hudson Larry Smith Dori Applegate Ann Baber Charles Bailey Richard Barber Louise Adams Paul Archer Saplzzwzvrcs CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf LYN N MU RRAY Vice-President JEFF ROYER Secretary CHARLOTTE REMKE Treasurer JOH N LAU B Thecla Abner Hazel Barger Dennis Barnes Tom Barnes Bonnie Bayne Linda Bennett Tom Berninger Sharon Besch Karen Blauser Bonnie Bowman Judy Brock Mary Brighl Janie Brown Joyce Brusman Guy Burrell Norman Burton Dean Bushbaum Sonia Cannon Becky Clifford Paula Coleman Jane Collins Betty Conner Jim Conover Jim Covert Jim Craig Sharon Cron Richard Crouse Pat David Bob Davis Judy Davis Karen DeL'Horbe Jim Demenf Susan Diehl Phyllis Doclclridge Martin Einhorn Diana Erisman Joy Faulkner Susan Fishbaugh Donna Fisher Jean Fisher Linda Fisher Mona France Barbara Frederick Arlynn Gade Juanita Gates John Galzulis Gary Gaylor Darlene Gentry Linda Gepharl Barbara Gerfz Sharon Giblooney Al Gibson Mike Grimes Paul Grimes Tom Haclcler Pele Heeter Jacqueline Heftrick Mary Hime Shirley Holland Cornell Hopkins Gary Hummel Jane Inman Anne Irwin Tom Jackson Judy Jansen Larry Jones Tom Jones Dick Kahkola Don Kenne Vern Kisor Barbara Kirk Rosella Klepinger Charles Laird Tom Lauber Bob Laughter Jack Lauterbach Wanda Leibfacher Ernie Linz Larry Lippman Garnett Long Anne Lowery Bonnie McCluskey Marilyn McCorkle Linda McGowan Linda Maginnis Karen Mann Judy May Paul Mefford Fred Meyers Virginia Michael Virginia Miller Gary Mills Marcia Morton Chuck Muench Lynn Murray Nancy Murray David Neiberf Barry Newsome Donna Oaks Roberta OIT Bill Overfield Dale Page Carol Papp Joe Partlow ' Linda Pafry Jerry Pearson Judy Peferson Bob Peterson Jerry Rankin Bill Ream Charles Reboulet Charlotte Remke David Rhoades Linda Rice Glen Ridenour Terry Riggsby Barbara Riley Linda Riley Jerri Robinson Burl Roller Marilyn Rowe Jeff Royer Donna Sagraves Gary Santee Linda Scalf Ronnie Seabolt Carl Seebach Jim Seitz Sharon Seitz Terry Seifman Jack Shields Mariana Shirley Nancy Shull Leigh Smith Mike Smith Susan Snyder Sharon Sours Marilyn Spitzer Richard Spitzer .lane Staley Judy Stockslager Dorothy Stum Bill Talbott Judy Thomas Sherman Toth Jere Utz Jim Van Tine Kay Volkman Bonnie Ward Jack Waymire Linda Waymire Ralph Waymire Lynn Weaver Dennis Weiher Richard Weiss Ronald Wemmer Martha Wilgus Frank Wilson Jerry Wilson Judy Wilson Nancy Wilson Charles Winert Sue Wollenhaupt Peggy Wooley Wayne Wright Dale Wurstner Paul Yeager Robert Zimmer Ronald Zimmer Not pictured: Mike Grills Jenny Mohler 5'rfrsl111f1cr1 CLASS OFFICERS KENNY DAVIS JUDY MOORE JANET COTTERMAN ROBERTA HEPT Frank Ackerman Phylis Adkins Betty Jo Allen Patricia Allman Jim Anderson Janet Baird Bob Barnes Jane Beeson Richard Bibb Gene Birchtield Arthur Bonar Joyce Borchers Joy Boyd Gerald Brooks Mike Brun Julia Brusman Lois Buchanan John Buehler Bill Burgess Roberta Burns Sonya Burns Daryl Calinot Bernice Caves Judy Chitwood Bill Cobb Janet Cotterman Sharon Crawford Michele Cunningham Sanclra Dahling Kenneth Davis Tom Delaney Allen Ditmer Rick Ditmer Betty Dixon Victor Ray Dixon Wilbur Doddridge Clifton Donegan James Emery Richard English Ronnie English Paul Erbaugh Clifton Estes Jim Everhart Anna Marie Fearing David Fletcher Barbara Florence John Florence Walter Flory Sue Foley Robert Francisco Bob Fulton Gay Gardiner Sandy Gaylor Joe Gentry Don Gostomsky Bill Hey Columbus Gray Bob Graziano Tom Gregg Carol Hamlin Merle Hardie Dick Harleman Patrick Hayes Sharon Hayslett Judi Hazelbaker Paul Heeter Barbara Henrich Roberta Hept Roger Herbst Carolyn Hill Carol Hime Robert Hoke Shirlene Hopkins Patricia Hounshell Beverly Hutchins Roberta Hutchins Dennis Jacobs Vickie Jeffers James Kaylor Victoria King Charles Kingery Carol Kniesley Karen Koewler Dianne Lang Carol Lesher Bonnie Lewis Joyce Lewis Darrell Lloyd Jack Lloyd Alice Locke Brenda Lyons Raymond Macy James Mahrf Barbara Maier Carol Ruth Manning Bruce Marchmenf Paul Marfz Donna Matson Beverly Manley Sandra McBarron Sue McCluskey Charlene Michael Keith Miller David Moore Judy Moore Larry Moore Margaret Morgan Tom Murphy Diana Neff Richard Neiberl Bill Nickel Sue Pack John Page Barbara Papanek Miriam Partlow Gary Penewit Elizabeth Pennington John Peyton Judith Ann Poe Geneva Powell Theresa Powers Donn Lee Powless Keneil Preston Christine Rice Sue Ann Rogers Daniel Rogge Charles Romine Mike Royer Larry Sabec Jim Sagraves Joyce Santee Jack Schroeder Wayne Senseman Wallace Shiverdecker Margaret Sippel Linda Skiles Bob Smith Lytle Smith Suzanne Smith Beverly Sorrell Jacquelyn Sowder Karen Sparks Bill Spetz Jerry Stringer Paul Sumner Charles Swartz Madonna Swartzel Helen Szabo William Tell Neoma Terry Charles Thompson Charles Marshall Thom son Ted Thompson Veronica Thorne John Tirey Michael Toney Paul Traylor Carole Trent Tony Trusty Nancy Uzzel Judy Van Tine David Ward Valentina Wassilewska Marcia Waymire Ann Weaver Ruth Welty Shirley Wemmer Dennis Wenrick Marla Jo Wilson Janet Winters David Witham Carl Wolfe Karen Wolfe Stephen Wright Alfred Wunderlich Joel Younglove Ronald Zeck NOT PICTURED Brent Scharff, Bruce Stanley Adams Lloyd Erbaugh Nowick Section B-MR. BISHOP THIRD ROW: Mike Schlosser, Den- nis Davidson, Ron Wolf, Bob Barnes, Floyd Hatfield, Mr. Guy Bishop. SECOND ROW: Jean Mor- ton, Cheska Hakanson, Sandy May, Joyce Suman, Shirley Martin, Glenda Webb, Janice Brewer, George Ann Hodges, Thelma Har- low, Kathy Arnold. FIRST ROW: Richard Poe, Mike Richards, Ronnie Rogers, Sydney White, Linda Lively, Patti Cullars, Diane Davis, Steve Hanauer, Larry Lutz. ABSENT: Donna Anders, Ruth Foster, James Grey, Miriam Morton, Bill Romine. Section A-MR. McNAlR THIRD ROW: John Simpson, Carol Stapelton, Bob Sheahan, Lois Tur- ner, Marvin Flick, Gary Matthews, Roland Talbott, Doug Dawson, Mary Burton. SECOND ROW: Melvin Mote, Judy Collins, Gary Sherman, Sherle Swift, David Miller, Connie Palmer, Jane Weatherhead, Pat Avey, Jim Weiher. FIRST ROW: Paul Remke, Patricia Bridenbaugh, Joyce Stiffler, Sharon Shank, Don Hill, Mike Skidmore, Millie Cobb, Jim Schiller, Mr. Bruce McNair. ABSENT: Doris Hicks. Section C-BRAMMER 9 mx.-th'--ff,-l,:iLf59':i'5TiA-iA - Iiwtfrfl- THIRD ROW: Dennis Kennard Terry Moore, Chuck Gabbard, Fre McDaniels, Mike Brown, Reber Middlestader, Gary Lincks, Gar Gillott, Danny Vickers, Ronn Myers. SECOND ROW: Pam Deal Bonnie Barton, Joan Burkhart Becky Mathoitt, Jane Mardis, Lan Barnes, Joan Wilson, Roberta Wag ner, Jeanette Bailey, Shirley Hept Frank Morgan, Terry Hartman. AB SENT: Doug Brown. FIRST ROW Herbie Collins, Denny Morgan, Ber Sullivan, Ronnie Buchanan, Ronn Brunner, Charlotte Stall, Harol Zug, Dewy Warman, Dale Oaks OFFICERS of 1962: President, D Gatzulis: Vice-President, M. Way mire: Treasurer, S. Jordan: Secre tary, S. White. Section D-MRS. HARRINGTON THIRD ROW: Chuck lrwin, Larry Renner, Terry Miller, Don Human, Mike Waymire, Jack Smith, Linda Goachee, June Hyatt, Sally Snyder. SECOND ROW: Bill Patty, Doug Fellabaum, Jim Jackson, Richard Oaks, De Roderer, Barbara Price, Kathy Hettrick, Dave Calihan. FIRST ROW: Gary Burgner, Ronnie Himes, Tom Seebach, Ray Bushbaum, Joan Morton, Nancy Jones, Judy Neff, Mrs. Jeanne Harrington. ABSENT: Ellen Robison, Steve Jordan. Section F-MR. HANCOCK THIRD ROW: Pam Brodine, Joan Morgan, Rose Grant, Barbara Blau- ser, Danny Gatzulis, Mike Shea, Richard Herbst, Betty Rumer, Penny Van Hoose, Blanche Adams. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Stafford, Linda Darnell, Jim Borchers, Duke Wood, Harold Loper, Larry Brown, Peggy Carter, Rebecca Wagner, Diana Turner, Judy Sours. FIRST ROW: John Bowman, Eddie Ratcliff, Susan Morgan, Sharon Gibson, Barbara Burkhardt, Betty Close, Marilyn Waymire, Norma Kidder, Donnie Gates, Jim McFarland, Mr. John C. Hancock. Y Marla '-- M---w:as?ee:,f::si:,:izi.f::Eiiii+s?ikUti'ziszgiaellsxigikggmialia :ff Section E-MR. YOUNG THIRD. ROW: Mr. Claude Young, Ann Sunderland, Vicki Emerick, Sandra Balger, Melody Gyles, Janet Harshman, Karen Jones, Sharon Gade, Dayel Wheeler, Steve Beard. SECOND ROW: Burrell Cromes, Bill Dahling, Boyd Clifford, Chuck Lamb, Jerry Wehrley, Connie- Sar- nasky, Archie Neeley, Dale Craig, Jerry Heuslein. FIRST ROW: Janet Jay, Linda Grieves, Margaret Laird, Evelyn Arrowsmith, Elaine Lloyd, Mary Wooton, Judy Cullars, Mar- ilyn Brusman, Helen Bothwell, Sharon Wright. ABSENT: Murl Far- ley, Edith France. l6'uildir1g Umzrd griendshzps STUDENT LIFE HQMECOMI G Just a Remembrance- Your Majesty, Queen Kay, We dedicate this to you and your attendants. Senior Attendants ROSE MARIE FRANCIS and PAT WEBB Queen and Attendants Queen and Co-Captains ROGER DETRICK and PAT SUMAN Queen KAY HARLEMAN Junior Attendants Freshman Attendant MICHELE CUNNINGHAM BETTY BUEHLER and JENNIE GROFF Sophomore Attendant DIANA ERISMAN SENIOR CHRISTMAS DANCE Got A Date With An Angel December 21, 1957 JUNIOR-SENlOR PROM Rendezvous With The Stars May 2, 1958 The prom was held at Wampler's Barn, and the music was provided by Don Smith's Band. The barn was decorated in silver and blue with clouds of angel hair over the ceiling and walls. During the intermission, Bruce Borchers, president of the iunior class,with his guest, Karen Blauser, crowned Nancy Butterbaugh and David Liffick king and queen of the '57-'58 prom. After the king and queen were crowned, the couples danced until one o'clock. 7957-7 958 September 4, 7957 First day of school. September 73, 7 95 7 First football game. Butler vs. Greenon at home. Greenon 73, Butler 6. Friday the 73. September 20, 7957 First league football game. Butler vs. Randolph at home. Butler 78, Randolph 6. October 2, 7957 Senior Career Day. Halls of Butler were really quiet that day. October 7 8, 7957 Homecoming. Butler vs. Eaton. Butler 73, Eaton 40. Kay Harleman crowned queen. October 25 and 26, 7957 Senior pictures taken at Powell Studio. November 75 and 76, 7957 Senior scrap drive. November 22 and 23, 7957 Dramatics department presents: The Storm and Red Peppers. November 29, 7957 First basketball game. Butler vs. Tecumseh. Butler 43, Tecumseh 45. December 3, 7957 First home basketball game. Butler vs. Troy. Butler 44, Troy 82. December 77, 7957 Seniors receive their pictures from Powell Studio. December 27, 7957 Senior Christmas Dance. January 78, 7958 Sophomore Soc Hop, Varsity Drag. January 27, 7958 Pat Van Scoyk named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. SENIOR MEMORIES February 5, 7958 Local Career Day. February 75, 7958 Y-Teen Valentine Turnabout Dance, Queen of Hearts Ball. Jo Wolfe ancl Don Wilson reigned as king and queen. March 7, 7958 Freshman Dance, Starlite Twirl. March 20, 7958 High School Open House. March 29, 7 958 All Sports Dance honoring all students who participated in sports during the year. Presented by the Pep Club. April 77, 7958 Seniors present a minstrel. April 25 and 26, 1958 Dramatics department presents Little Women. may 2, 1958 Junior Senior Prom, Rendezvous With The Stars, held at Wampler's Barn. David Liffick and Nancy Butterbaugh reigned as king and queen. May 77 through 76, 7958 Seniors go to Washington, D. C. Juniors rule the school. May 23, 1958 1. Spring formal band and chorus concert. May 25, 7958 Baccalaureate. May 28, 1958 Last day of school. May 29, 7958 Commencement. Seniors appear for the last time ras a group, knowing they'll never walk alone. HWS - J... , 4 Qifks . X' af Xi If-in ,Q-my , g .4-.MQ 1 5 - ,-ff ' ' .X f K ACTIVITIES THE IRLQG Just as a blueprint is changed and re- changed, handled by many hands until it bears the hallmark of every member of the staff. Even as the deadline arrived, our heads were swimming with plans and ideas, un- tried or discarded by popular vote. NOT we, the staff, but you, the students of Vandalia- Butler, have written this, your yearbook, we have only compiled it for you. It is a record of your work, your fun, your aims, your proi- ects, and your achievements, and it is with pride we offer to you this, Your '58 Airlog. JACK CAMPBELL and JUDY GRIMES Co-Editors SUE CRENSHAW MRS' IRWIN ROSE MARIE NANCY DAVE CAROLYN FRANCIS MORTON SUNDERLAND ALSPAUGH Business Manager Advisor Club Editors Class Editors STAFF I9 -8 CYNTHIA SPRECHER, Circulation MIKE ACTON, Advertising BARBARA MORRIS, Advertising PENNY CRON, Advertising LEE SLORP, Advertising SUSAN BORCHERS, Circulation GAYLE WHITEMAN, Art SANDY JO MARY JO CLEVENGER EVANS Music Editors GAIL MCCABE Advertising FRED MORTON Circulation JOAN CRAIG, Typist NANCY BUTTERBAUGH, Typist JO WOLFE PAT STEVE MARIJO KEITH VAN SCOYK VAN SCOYK KOREK POWERS Photographer Special EVENTS Sports Editors 2-w',ff1fzsSg-5'1 1 fag FRONT ROW: K. Koler, B. Lewis, C. Sprecher, B. Hutchins, L. Fisher, C. Cultice. SECOND ROW: L. Darnell, M. McCorkle, J. Groff, B. Strobel, A. Sunderland, M. Morgan, B. Henrich, J. Everhart, P. Remke. THIRD ROW: C. Hakanson, S. Toth, C. Hopkins, J. Boedeker, D. Applegate, C. Remke, M. Brown, C. Irwin, P. Matson. Our Student Council has performed many services that have helped to make Butler a better school. lt is designed to create a greater sense of responsibility and coopera tion among students, to unity all student organizations under one governing body and to promote a better understanding be tween faculty, administration, and the stu dents. Many activities were carried out very efficiently by the Student Council this year A few of their proiects were: the publishing of the Student Handbook, making arrange ments for assembly programs, being in charge of cheerleader and class elections and being in charge of Baccalaureate Ser- vices. THE TLIDE T COUNCIL ABOVE: Members talking over plans with adviser, Miss Bashore. AT LEFT: J. Brunner, Sgt.-at-Arms, N. Barger, Secretary, M. Acton, President, J. Wasson, Vice-President, L. Rice, Treasurer. Everyone at Butler reads the Aviator. AVIATOR STAFF We hear that D. C. was quite embarrassed when asked about F. D .... We wonder why. . . . The seniors in the spotlight this week are . . . . . . Butler flew to victory in a resounding foot- ball game last week . . . Phrases such as these are always eagerly read in the gossip columns, features, sports'columns and club news of the school paper, the Aviator. The Aviator staff, organized as a journalism class has made a giant step in circulating school publica- tions and in boosting school and community spirit I I Watching Jewel set type at the Herald office. A few faithful folders . . . Editor-in-Chief .c.. .,.... M erri Huff Associate Editor ......,.. .....c,...... K athy Noyes Business Manager ........ .....,c........,, J udie Oakes Advertising Assistants ....,,,. Pat Webb, Bette Davis Circulation Manager ..... ......,,........ J essie Moore Photographers ..........c,.,... Jo Wolfe, Anne Irwin Columnists ...c.......,., Margaret Locke, Jessie Moore Sports Writers ..c. Joyce Gercles, Mike Smith, Terry Riggsby, Bill Overfield. Reporters .,.. Sandy Clevenger, Judy Boedeker, Mary Evans, Bette Davis, Joyce Gerdes, Margaret Locke, Connie Martin, Mike Smith, David Orput, Jo Wolfe, Chris Wilson, Gayle Whiteman. Advisor ..,,.... .. .,,.,. . ....,,,.....,...., Mrs. Marjorie Irwin FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Whiteman, K. Noyes, M. Huff. Around the room, left to right: C. Martin, C. Wilson, J. Gerdes, J. Boedeker, T. Riggsby, M. Smith, B. Davis, M. Locke, B. Overfield, J. Oakes, D. Orput, M. Irwin, J. Wolfe, A. Irwin, J. Moore, S. J. Clevenger, M. J. Evans, P. Webb. OUTSIDE LEFT: C. Wilson, S. Selover P. Wilson, P. Gillespie, K. Harleman N. Bufferbaugh, R. M. Francis, S Clevenger, K. Korek. OUTSIDE RIGHT S. Henrick, J. Hanauer, M. Evans, D Wehrley, L. Akers, S. Geisler, P. Webb I. Fearing, J. Boedeker. INSIDE: S Racie, B. Daniels, N. Morton, P. Fland ers, S. Borchers, B. Strobel, C. Als- paugh, K. Musick, M. Sparks, B Douglas, S. Hepf, Jo Wolfe. -IW ' . : ' F. :Skins A . W, LEFT: Junior and Senior advisor, Miss Irvine. RIGHT: Freshman and Sopho- more advisor, Miss Boian. Here is a group of girls who have shared good and hard Times Together. They have a goal of upholding The ideals of The Y.W.C.A. in the service of God and their fellowman. I I I Officers of Junior and Senior Y-Teens, left To right: 5. Henrich, M. Evans, S. Clevenger, President, J. Gerdes, K. Harle- man, L. Akers, S. Geisler, N. Morton, S. Borchers, K. Korek. EENS LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Foley, S. Wollen haupt, S. Seitz, S. Cannon, J. Fisher J. Lewis, S. Hayslett, S. Crawford, S Gibboney, J. Hazelbaker, M. France J. Wilson, J. Collins, M. Wilgus, S Diehl, B. Kirk, M. McCorkle, B. Fred erich, L. McGowan, M. Cunningham D. Neff. I The mixture of parties and proiects have made this an enjoyable club. The polio drive was a community project in which the girls participated. The pot luck supper, the Halloween party, the Christmas program, and the Valentine dance were the activities of the year. Officers of Freshman and Sophomore Y-teens, left to right: S. Cannon, J. Collins, President, D. Neff, S. Gibboney, J. Wilson, S. Seitz, M. Wilgus, L. Mc- Gowan. FUTURE HOMEMAKER YAQMAKERS ln-iq, Q PD Q-X NEW HO FIRST ROW: Miss Boian, Miss Amos, S. Wollenhaupt, M. Evans, D. Wehrley, S. Henrich, J. Gerdes, S. Seitz, J. Beeson, L. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: C. Hime, S. Dahling, S. Gaylor, J. Fisher, N. Butterbaugh, J. Baird, B. Strobel, R. M. Francis, N. Morton, B. Markey, G. Gardiner, V. King. THIRD ROW: L. Akers, B. Dixon, M. Wilgus, C. Trent, J. Brusman, S. Pack, M. Waymire, J. Collins, S. Gibboney, J. Stockslager, D. Neff, FOURTH ROW: J. Groff, E. Erbaugh, S. Diehl, N. Murray, D. Fisher, J. Wolfe, B. Daniels, N. Shaw, M. Morton, J. Staley, S. Fishbaugh, G. McCabe. FIFTH ROW: P. Flanders, J. Baber, S. Geisler, B. Riley, T. Roderer, J. Boedeker, B. Kirk, B. Gertz, D. Fisher, l. Fearing, E. Lloyd, S. Clevenger. The Future Homemakers of America, consisting of 125 members, is the largest organization in the school. The high attendance record for each meeting tells us that the girls at Butler are striving to achieve the knowledge of a good home and family life for all. To promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfaction of homemaking, to encourage democracy in the home and com- munity life, and to further interest in home economics are a few of the purposes. Qc ' OE, S, K 9. A :iv Y to 'ff .OT Little Tots Style Show. A Program at F.H.A. DF AMERICA FIRST ROW: K. Musick, G. Whiteman, C. Nickels, P. Wilson, S. Cannon, C. Holland, B. Papenak, B. Henrich, J. Hanauer, P. Gillespie. SECOND ROW: L. McGowan, S. McCluskey, R. Burns, C. Lesher, S. Hayslett, L. Scalf, K. Harleman, J. Gates, K. Sparks, B. Matley. THIRD ROW: B. Buehler, C. Sprecher, D. Stum, B. Maier, R. Klepinger, D. Matson, Si Sippel, M. France, J. Wilson, J. Brusman, M. Wright. FOURTH ROW: C. Cultice, S. Borchers, J. May, L. Maginnis, B. Bowman, C. West, M. Shirley, L. Gephart, V. Miller, L. Rice, J. Davis. FIFTH ROW: P. Long, J. Gostomsky, C. Remke, D. Welch, C. Wolfe, J. Craig, M. Mc- Corkle, P. Davis, K. Volkman, J. Cotterman, J. Taylor, P. Webb. The F.H.A. members have been kept busy throughout the school year. The formal installation of officers and new members, the style shows which showed the ability of the home economic girls in sewing, the educational field trip, and the serving of dinners are some of the activities in which the girls participated. The goal of the year was fulfilled by becoming members of the State and National Chapters of Future Homemakers of America. Officers of F.H.A. are as follows-Sitting: K. Blauser, Secretary, D. Fisher, 2nd Vice- President, N. Morton, President, D. Welch, Vice-President, V. Miller, Treasurer-Std., Miss Boian, Advisor, C. Cultice, Const., J. Wilson, Service, J. Boedeker, Service, J. Groff, Publicity, Miss Amos, Advisor. E?Ei5? i?iiEs6ffI3?iL5 WEB Do you get to teach today? . . . may be overheard from F.T.A. members in the halls. These members have a chance to explore the Teaching field by sub- stituting for absent teachers. lt's fun ancl helps the members to decide about becoming a teacher. The formal initiation, serving for the coaches' banquet, entertaining other F.T.A. clubs, and attending conferences at various colleges are among many of the activities which the F.T.A. members enioy together. Futukrf 1' TEACHERS or AMERicA SITTING: Mr. Hopkins, N. Butterbaugh, P. Webb, P. May, B. Kirk, R. Olt, J. Wolfe, T. Roderer, J. Gerdes, C. Sprecher, R. Francis, S. Borchers. STANDING: J. Brusman, J. Brock, G. Gardiner, C. Trent, A. Irwin, J. Staley, M. McCorkle, D. Welch, M. Locke, J. Moore, J. Sowder, M. Partlow, P. Aclkins, M. Sparks, P. Gillespie, D. Binkley, B. Markey. 'o ei-5806! 'K sittme. J. Wolfe, President. STANDING: J. Gerdes, AGN Program Chairman, R. Olt, Vice-President, B. Kirk, Secre- tary, T. Roderer, Treasurer. K0 pgs O Ks Mrs. Fredrick, Adviser. FRONT ROW: K. de L'horbe, S. Selover, J. Collins, M. Shirley, D. Wehrley, J Oakes. SECOND ROW: J. Thomas, M. Bright, P. Webb, C. Wilson, M. Korek, J. Borchers, J. Gostomsky THIRD ROW: K. Klepinger, M. Evans, S. Gibboney. FOURTH ROW: J. Chitwood, K. Harleman, J Cotterman, S. Cannon. STANDING: S. Wallenhaupt, M. Cunningham, S. Geisler, K. Volkman, S. Racie M. Wilgus. FUTURE URSES 4 ASSOCIATIO What is being done for the physically and mentally handicapped children who are 'slow learners'? Why is Talking problems over with a qualified person essential for mental health? These and many other such topics have been dis- cussed at the meetings of the F.N.A. Some of their activities have been: taking a first aid course, providing a nursery during P.T.A. meetings, making Christmas favors for hospital trays, touring the Ohio State Medical Center and various hospitals, and holding a pinning ceremony for those girls who have given the required number of hours to volun- teer services. g One of the purposes of the club is to help the girls understand more throughly the different phases of nursing. F.N.A. officers at work: Judie Oakes, Mariio Korek, victim, Karen de L'horbep president, vice- presiclent, and secretary-treasurer respectively. fi X225Eeibdiiiiiiiiiiltiitiifil :SSI lgiftrssf -fT:s5?f?iLSPifEP' S5255 E g AT LEFT: Making signs 'cv YEL! , PEP CLUB Take a group of enthusiastic girls who enioy sports and to participate in cheers and you have Butler's Pep Club. This group supports our teams in many ways. The members make signs before each game and hang them in the halls and attend the games as moral support for the team to boost them on to victory. The club was headed by: J. Smith, President, C. Sprecher, Vice-President, N. Shull, Secretary and Treasurer. The faculty adviser was Miss Turvey. Among their activities for the past year were: sponsoring an All-Sports Dance and decorating for the Homecoming Dance. KNEELING: K. Harleman, P. Webb, J. Wolfe. FRONT ROW, sitting: S. Henrich, C. Nickel, C. Wilson, C. Cultice, C. Alspaugh, B. Strobel, P. Gillespie, D. Wehrley, S. Selover, M. Evans. SECOND ROW: S. Hept, C. Sprecher, J. Wilson, K. Musick, G. McCabe, M. France, S. Gibboney, N. Murray, N. Butterbaugh, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Francis, A. Irwin, N. Shull, l. Fearing, S. Giesler, B. Bowman, P. Flanders, S. Clevenger, D. Rumer, J. Gerdes. AT LEFT: Preparing for a production. BELOW: Dress rehearsal. L Ill 4 hu The Butler Thespians are fulfilling the purpose of the National Thespian Society in the advancement ot the dramatic arts. These Thespians have kept busy this year in working on their activities. They have participated in contest work, completely cleaned and reorganized the stage and equipment in the tall, had a Thespian Honor Banquet in the spring, and worked on all productions during the year. STANDING: C. Sprecher, Secre- tary: B. Morris, President: D. Liftick, Treasurer, S. Borchers, Vice-President. FRONT ROW, sitting: M. Einhorn. SECOND ROW: M. Moore, B. Minniear, C. Martin, P. VanScoyk, J. Gerdes. THIRD ROW: P. Hert- lein, J. Groff, D. Erbaugh, L. Slorp, J. Volkman. FOURTH ROW: J. Campbell, R. Detrick, J. Brown, K. Powers, C. Als- paugh. ABSENT: D. Orput, J. Oakes. ' Wi i 3-1 ' iiESf l'7E.ffii SIS The goals which are set by the Science Club are to increase their knowledge ot science, to understand the importance ot science in our lives, and to help carry out the program ot the Science Clubs ot America. The proiects of this club are: an assembly tor the student body, a field trip, the Math and Science Fair, and the planting of trees at the schools in the township. SCIENCE CLUB S. Toth, Mr. Kaenzig, J. Welty, Treasurer, M Enhorn, Vice-President, J, Brunner, President M. Bowman, D. Bushbaum, C. Snyder, J Royer, F. Morton, S. Racie, S. Hept, A. Irwin M. Sparks, Secretary. s th x F 6 'P A f. 1 '- XEX ? N3 2 Z f ' fi , 4 - L. Slorp, Mrs. Sturm, E. Molen, J. Brunner, D. Wil- son, Vice-President, S. Van Scoyk, Treasurer, P. Van Scoyk, Secretary, J. Camp- bell, President. MATH CLUB Butler's own Cartesian Chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society is, beyond a doubt, its smallest organization. The club has only seven members. The purpose ot this club is to encourage students of secondary schools to strive for superior academic attainment, particularly in the field ot mathematics, and to bring them to an appreciation ot the influence ot this field in the various phases of cultural advancement. To be eligible tor membership in this club, one must be a senior in high school with an A- or better average in all high school math courses. Pledges are selected and initiated at the end of the junior year. 1 JU IOR COUNCIL O fi 2, AFFAIRS tg, .ff x l 5 l g+r2lg x. ' i , gg , A x -.gr f - EA FRONT ROW: R. Welch, F. Morton, M. Locke, P. Cron, P. Gillespie, S. Crenshaw M Sparks .saga 'iff :.1 i-1' Ffff B. Markey, M. Acton, J. Brunner, D. Binkley, S. Racie, B. Davis, J. Morton, Mr Gilbert SECOND ROW: P. Hutchins, B. Minniear, J. Grimes, D. Erbaugh, P. May, E. Morgan, L Slorp W Owens To educate the youth of Vandalia and the surrounding area in the problems of the world is the major purpose of Junior Council. J.C.O.W.A. is formed in the hope that it will further America's democracy, not only today, but in the future when we will be the leaders. The officers of the Junior Council are: President, F. Morton, Vice-President, P. Cron, Secretary, M. Locke, Treasurer, J. Grimes, J.C.O.W.A. Representative, M. Sparks. The club sponsor is Mr. Gilbert. Just a few of the activities which the council looked forward to during the year were: a Mock General Assembly, a Foreign Smorgasboard, and the annual Wash- ington-New York trip. SITTING: K. Volkman, K. de L'horbe, S. Snyder, M. Wilgus, J. Davis, B. Bowman, B. Clifford, J. Hettrick, A. Irwin, M. McCorkle, B. Kirk, J. Brusman. STANDlNG: D. Kenne, D. Wurstner, F. Vlyers, L. Murray, J. VanTine, B. Peterson, J. Royer, B. Roller, B. Talbott, G. Hummell, B. Kaylor, Vl. Einhorn. B. Peterson, President, B. Talbott, Vice-President, M. Einhorn, Secretary-Treas- urer, K. Volkman, Librarian, J. VanTine, Assistant Librarian, are the officers of this year's Latin Club. The club sponsor is Mrs. Simpson. The members of this organization strive to gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history, and literature, to understand better the practical and cultural value of Latin, and to interest other students in the classical languages. An initiation of members and the preparation and serving of a Roman banquet are the two principal activities of the year. LAT CLUB S. Wollenhaupt, J. Waymire Miss Funderburg, S. Cron P. Hutchins, P. Van Scoyk M. Bright, v. King. THE LIBRARY STAFF The library is the place to meet friends and books and to study. The staff assists the students in using the facilities of the library. May l have a ditto? . . . Run off 75 copies of this test . . . Where's Mr. Odle'? . . . Could you tell me where Mike Acton is this period? These and many others are among the inquiries which the office girls are required to meet daily. These pleasant and helpful girls can be seen in the halls, collecting attendance slips or issuing the bulletin during the day. THE FFICE STAFF SITTING: R. Francis, N. Morton, S. Van Scoyk. FRONT ROW, standing: C. Sprecher, P. Van Scoyk, M. Evans, B. Daniels, D. Rumer. SECOND ROW: C. West, N. Conover, M. Bar- horst, C. Holland, Joan Craig. 2 . V- rf-'. -.,, Ag L. f W . wi.....i FRONT: Mr. Cook, D. Crouch, J. Beeson, J. Wasson, P. Matson, J. Wright, H. Hatfield, R. Poe. BACK: D. Pleasant, L. Sherman, R. Seabolt, F. Melton, M. Dornbush, J. Borchers, M. Jeffers, C. Waymire, E. Davidson, T. Walters. I DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The purpose of this all male club is to make industrial arts more interesting. The annual decorating of the Christmas tree in front of the school is one of the activities of this club. The officers are: President, John Beeson, Vice-President, Joe Wright, Treasurer, Jerry Wasson, Secretary, Phil Matson. The advisor was Mr. Cook. SEATED: W. Shiverdecker, S. Diehl, J. Covert, C. Irwin. STANDING: P. Brodine, P. Deal, Miss Rauch. U B Founded this year, the art club has the goal of developing a better appreciation of art throughout the student body. Two of the activities of the year were-visiting the University of Dayton art classes and touring the Dayton Museum. The officers of the club are: President, Wall'ace Shiverdecker, Vice-President, Fred McDaniel, Secretary, Susan Diehl, Treasurer, Jim Covert. Their advisor was Miss Rauch. 5 ' ' - -54 , gg h h 1 - gf ff ni ff? Mi AVVAA .5,,. 3 .. JVI ,L X, LL , Q T L , Qg5, , I - 5 lg K . 1 , ' laemgwffw- A '- -www W 1 VM il we 2 I A H aa Q 2 f' K ' K 5 k' ' V A ' W-A-as -1-wwf? Hi-w Wwfhiv NM 1. K M , , Q ' - i il I h L ,E fm K , ,Qi V, E' Q , H ' ff - 'A' Xxf Q 1-axial, A F ff1Q V, Illv 5 V' l .Q 1, g at X4 ktavmgm N 'Q N ' 4 1 x s R ' H- Wx I ,vig Q ix V ,A4 V hd, if . -in 9 as 6 5 we 5 2 4 'F I f f ' ' 5 k,.'Q 15 ,f Q .X E m A , X I hA A T 5 ., 2 N 1 ,,,,,.,n , .vQ- , . l 11' sql' -if 1' 1 XL u 42 i l I I1 aiQk.l8i!4mA ,L , EW 2251? ' A. Wiiwzsigffl' - if' - ' ' ' , 75' 'H .1- .z iszfbgify- . ' f ! dm ' I K t .Q E 3 , I' . ii g2LA L Q - Q , , mm,1 5, . ' , A . 'S2 h M E ' ' H W if . ,K f 2 ff Q W iffiei g1,Zh V A , Ezf Eh' , ,,-f - 3 - L , X 2 ... .f .., if 1 V -.Q I 'i 5 5' 1 ii ve 1' iQP ir. 1 q X Q' ' fr 'Fl 2 AMX h JR. I- FRONT ROW: J. Neff, V. King, N. Terry, K. Preston, J. Chitwood. SECOND ROW: M. Morgon, A. Locke C. Sfaplefon, J. Simpson, J. Hyaff, S. Snyder, E. Robison, C. Palmer, D. Lang. THIRD ROW: M. Waymire M. Sipple, J. Cofferman, S, Wrighf, G. Gardiner, J. Morion, N. Jones, M. Cobb, S. Gaylor, P. Allmar B. Price, P. Remke, D. Dawson, T. Murphy, J. Jackson, L. Turner, B. Maier, FOURTH ROW: Roberi Burns, J. Weafherhead, L. Goachee, M. Royer, D. Neibert, T. Miller, K. Hettrick, M. Waymire, R. Weif' The Junior High Band presented a winter concert and a spring concert. They enrere The Junior High confesf at Tecumseh where They received a II Cexcellenfb rafing. M H BAN Fellabaum, Ron Zech, M. Flick, C. Irwin, J. Smith, B. Cobb, K. Davis, L. Erbaugh. FIFTH ROW: S Jger, R. Sformenf, T. Seaback, R. Himes, D. Harleman, D. Roderer, B. Pa1Ty, B. Srniih, D. Calihan, J entry, T. Thompson, C. Wolfe, S. Jordan. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Davis, R. Bushbaum, R. Francisco, A. Bonar Swartz, G. Mafhis, P. Sumafer, R. Oakes, G. Sherman, B. Sheehan. e band enjoyed The bus Trip To Troy where They played at an ice hockey game. oiccolo and a bassoon were used for the first time This year in Junior High Band. THE LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Henrich, B. McCloskey, D. Erisman, N. Butterbaugh, N. Murray, M. Sparks, P. Flanders, S. Racie Adding that certain something to all the football games and a few of the basketball games were the girls in the kickline, the Butlerettes. Hours of intensive practicing under the direction of Janet Smith resulted in pro- fessional performances whenever they appeared. DRUM MAJOR Mike Fellabaum 1, uw UTLERETTE J. Brown, K. Korek, D. Welch, L. Gephart, N. Shull, L. Fisher, K. Musick, V. Miller, C. Cultice, J. Markoff, C. Nickel. Mike and the Maiorettes sparked the band's performance weekly at the football games. They have brought honor and prestige to Butler High by winning many medals. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RlGHT: B. Davis, P. Doddrldge, J. Moore, M. Fellabaum, L. Riley, J. Oakes. L--M ff2w : : .,.. ANCE BA D FRONT ROW: D. Binkley, D. Leffler, F. Morton, L. Snyder, Mr. Davis, J. Swift. SECOND ROW: K. Davis, L. Erbaugh, J. Rankin, J. Campbell. THIRD ROW: T. Roderer, D. Bushbaun, J. Taylor, J. Craig, E. Molen, Mr, Hinshaw. These two groups, although not actually a part of Butler's Music Department, do draw upon the department for their talent resource. They definitely play an active role in music at Butler. E352EV'iEE9??l.iZ1353f'iE4WLkfE?RiS591-fi-E?'S?RiW ?ll 5 35' il -ll, if:-',-El?4i:3:Uz'51'-- DIXIELANDERS FRONT ROW: M. Mamula, J. Craig, F. Morton J. Campbell. SECOND ROW: D. Everhart, J Everhart, G. Bishop. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hinshaw, S. Clevenger, P. Webb, P. Cron, M. Evans, S. Wollenhaupt, J. Smith, J. Morton, J. Partlow, D. Davis, E. Morgan, C. Alspaugh, J. Oakes, D. Binkley. SECOND ROW: M. Shirley, P. Coleman, N. Murray, R. Wells, D. Askins, L. Clark, C. Sprecher, P. Suman, B. Newsome, N. Butter- baugh, R. Francis, M. France, S. Selover. THIRD ROW: B. Daniels, J. Donegan, B. Ward, K. Hall, J. Robinson, G. Downey, D. Sunderland, J. Waymire, L. McGowan, P. David, M. Morton, K. Mann, C. Martin. FOURTH ROW: B. Kirk, P. Long, P. Cunningham, L. Adams, H. Barger, D. Fisher, J. Boedelcer, R. Seabolt, R. Minniear, B. Gertz, W. Leibfacher, M. Rowe, J. Grimes, C. Holland. MIXED CHORUS Some of the highlights of the Butler High School Mixed Chorus were the Christmas Concert, Christmas Assembly Program, Spring Formal Concert, and a concert given for the Vandalia Lions Club. Some of the members participated in the Delaware Music Festival at Ohio Wesleyan University. JU IOR HIGH CHORUS FRONT ROW: J. Jay, N. Kidder, J. Sours, P. Brodine, M. Brusman, H. Bothwell, J. Stafford, B. Close, M Waymire, S. White, M. Wooton. SECOND ROW: J. Suman, P. Cullars, S. May, R. Grant, P. Van Hoose, B Burkhardt, P. Carter, R. Wagner, M. Laird, S. Morgan, J. Cullars, D. Davis, S. Wright, S. Gibson, B Adams. THIRD ROW: T. Harlow, L. Darnell, C. Kniesly, K. Jones, J. Morton, V. Emerick, B. Blauser, C 'Hakanson, D. Lang, B. Rumer, G. Webb, A. Sunderland, S. Balger, J. Morgan, D. Turner, Mr. Davis FOURTH ROW: J. McFarland, D. Gates, L. Lutz, J. Everhart, M. Schlosser, M. Shea, J. Younglove, K Miller, S. Wright, K. Davis, D. Wood, D. Davidson, D. Gatzulis, B. Barnes, H. Loper, R. Herbst. GIRLS' GLEE FRONT ROW: S. Smith, J. Lewis, C. Rice, B. Florence, L. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: B. Lyons, J. Hazel baker, B. Sorrel, V. Michael, T. Powers, M, Wilson, B. Lewis. THIRD ROW: N. Uzzel, J. Inman, L. Lynda B. Bayne, L. Riley, R, Klepinger, P. Wooley. BOYS' GLEE FRONT ROW: J, Kaylor, T. Evans, K. Volger, D. Davis, S. Allen, L. Jones. SECOND ROW: T. Gregg, R Fulton, E. Molen, D. Weiher, P. Yager, P. Marks, R. Weiss. THIRD ROW: D. Leffer, P. Hayes, W. Owens R. Welch, R. Waymire, D. Barnes, J. Thomas, J. Younglove, B. Kaylor. Two new music groups on the scene at Butler this year! FRONT ROW: J. Oakes, R. Francis, N. Butterbaugh, P. Cron, D. Askins, C. Alspaugh, K. Mann, S. Selover. SECOND ROW: L. Clark, J. Morton, D. Binkley, B. Ward, E. Morgan, J. Smith, S. Diehl. THIRD ROW: G. Downey, W. Leibfacher, J. Boedeker, P. Webb, J. Wolfe. K, S sf 5 5 5 5? 2 2, 3 El 2 E E E 5 if S 6 A 35 S 5 5 K i S si if Qi 15 E I 2? Kuildiug Coward Spvrfsmaushzjv SPORTS ? 4 ' A an I , Q , ,L Q ,A E V I Al I K N- 2 ,456 ' X I 1 L, fl. Q1 Q ,, W . nf K, PM 1, ' V f Y .. . -f - ' V 4-fig 4 v, 'AF A Q SW Q Q S' Q? F ig is 5 KQU gg 4 :LEG ag Qi 2 'Q 'U ' NS . 'I K S , l A . fi 251 Q I 5- ? ah .Q .:, CHESTER NYBERG BILL RENTZ BOB BRAMMER ARTHUR VAN ATTA MGR. DAVE SUNDERLAND POWELL TOTH MGR. KEITH POWERS Head Coach CHEERLEADERS SHARON BESCH KAY HARLEMAN PAT WEBB-Head Cheerleader JO WOLFE WQQMHV SHIRLEY HOLLAND , V I 9' DON WILSON PAUL PARTLOW TIM GARWOOD ROGER DETRICK Co-Capfain l957-I9 8 BL FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Garwood, P. Partlow, S. Van Scoyk, R. Derrick. SECOND ROW: L. Simon, S. Deal, D. Jackson, H. Lee. THIRD ROW: L. Murray, D. Wurstner, J. Renner, L. Collins. FOURTH ROW: C. Reboulet, J. Partlow, J. Calhoun, J. Seifz. FIFTH ROW: F. Biemly, K. Powers, Coaches B. Rentz, P. ToTI1. PAT SUMAN Co-Captain R AVIATORS FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Suman, D. Wilson, B. Adams, J. Wasson. SECOND ROW: B. Borchers, D. Winkler, J. Volkman, J. Brown, J. Upton. THIRD ROW: J. Gorman, E. Davidson, B. Roller, B. Newsome. FOURTH ROW: F. Wilson, T. Seifman, C. Heeter, T. Lauber, F. Meyers. FIFTH ROW: Coach C. Nyberg, D. Sunderland, V. Kisor. NOT PICTURED: D. Smith, J, Pearson, L. Price. I Ii I 1 I STEVE VAN SCOYK BOB ADAMS Y LEONARD PRICE .2 Q, G 5 U' EI is 3 5 2 TH AND STH GRADE BASKETB LL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Kaenzig, J. Fritsch, D. Wood, L. Lutz, D. Gatzulis, C. Lamb, P. Remke. SECOND ROW: T. Miller, M. Brown, L. Renner, D. Dawson, R. Barnes, M. Shea, D. Miller, B. Dahling. THIRD ROW: A. Van Afta, Coach, M. Flick, S. Beard, H. Collins, D. Gates, D. Craig, Manager. TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Sabec, W. Docldriclge, R. Ditmer, W. Flory, J. Sagraves, B. Scharff, R. Zech, J. Younglove. SECOND ROW: B. Smifh, J. Emery, D. Powless, B. Graziano, B. Hey, J. Everharh -I- Stringer, P. Traylor, B. Nowicki, T. Thompson. THIRD ROW: T. Penner, Coach, G. Moore, Manager. ARTHUR VAN ATTA CHESTER NYBERG TROY PENNER MGR. KEITH VOGLER BENNY COLE MGR. TOM EVANS Head Coach I957-I9 8 BASKETB LLl DON WTLSQN RAY CAMPBELL TEAM FIRST ROW, left To right: J. Upton, M. Peterson, R. Campbell, D. Wilson, M, Jeffers, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Nyberg, Assistant Coach, T. Berninger, B. Peterson, J. Seitz, J. Laub, D. Jackson, T. Hadcler, B. Cole, Head Coach. THIRD ROW: Manager, K. Vogler, M. Bowman, J. Gatzulis, J. Lochner, J. Vanfine, D. Kenne, Manager, T. Evans. Bos SMITH MARSHAL JEFFERS T THE I9 8 BUTLER TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Murphy, R. Collins, D. Lambert, B. Peterson, D. Niebert, T. Thompson, D. Wurstner. SECOND ROW: J. Wasson, D. Detrick, J. Upton, J. Murphy, B. Adams, J. Partlow, C. Bailey. B. Barnes. THIRD ROW: J. Sagraves, J. Younglove, M. Jeffers, B. Roller, L. Simon, D. Barnes, P. Matson, J. Van Tine. Coach Troy Penner and Manager D. Sitton Manager D. Moore and Coach Powell Toth THE I9 8 BUTLER BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Ieff To right: B. Hey, M. Einhorn, F. Myers, D. Vogler, J. Brown, B. Nowicki, L. Sabec SECOND ROW: M. Peterson, J. Lockner, J. Laub, J. Jenkins, K. Powers, T. Schmidt, L. Orange, D Liffick, L. Murray. THIRD ROW: K. Miller, R. Zech, J. Seifz, J. Volkman, M. Grimes, P. Suman, D. Wilson Coach BiII Renrz, Managers E. Davidson and W. Doddridge. FOURTH ROW, Iefr To right: P. Adkins, J. Thomas, E. Lloyd, J. Swift, S. Racie, K. Korek, K. Blauser, K Volkman, B. Kirk, M. Morgan, C. Trent, J. Coiterman. THIRD ROW: A. Gade, J. Collins, K. De L'Horbe K. Wolfe, R. Hepf, A. Fearing, A. Irwin, M. Cunningham, J. Moore, J. Sowder, R. Huichins, S. Wemmer. SECOND ROW: Miss Shirley Turvey, Advisor, J. Taylor, N. Bitner, M. Locke, B. Davis, S. McBarron, S. Hepr, P. Flanders, I. Fearing, G. Gardiner, K. Sparks, J. Gerdes, D. Lang. FIRST ROW: B. Papanek, B. Henrich, P. Gillespie, L. Akers, J. Wolfe, P. Webb, M. Sparks, K. Harleman, D. Rumer, J. Smith, A. Locke, S. Henrich, M. Wilson. Two new teams were organized this year. HOCKEY TEAM TENNIS TEAM GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO President Mary Sparks Vice-President Irma Fearing Treasurer Sharon Hepf Secrefary Sandra Henrick Activities Chairman Anne Irwin BASKETBALL TEAM O L I VOLLEYBALL TEAM .fm-V, . Qmmmemmwwzm SOFTBALL TEAM D '-1 fr, sr, Mes :Jr ' my 'SEQ Q . -asm., A, Aww, ff . :xi 3255 ' 2 mf? ' vki., . -L 2 x i958 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep! lt is now the year 1968. Our Butlernik Satellite has reached the upper atmosphere, and we are peering back into The lives of the class of '58. As we pass across The U. S., a mighty roar is heard from The stands of Yankee Stadium as David Liffick strikes out another batter. Having nothing to do, Keith Powers stands aT second base gazing into The stands where Nancy Buttefbaugh and Carolyn Alspaugh are cheering The Team. Several of our graduates have entered The en- tertainment world. Pat and Steve Van Scoyk have become successful as a dancing team. They are now playing aT The Roxy Theater in New York, which is now owned by Rollie Staley and Ray Campbell. The audience is filled with members of Their class. We see that Esther Erbaugh, Loretta Bowman, Marjorie Bennett, and Ted Schmidt are all enioying The performance. Janet Smith and Kathy Musick are members of The Rockettes, who will naturally be part of The show which is being pro- duced by Jack Campbell. Starring in The dramatic production, I was a Teen-age Vampire, Barbara Morris has Connie Martin as her make-up artist. Passing over Dayton, Ohio, we see standing on The corner of Third and Main, Judy Boedeker, sell- ing The evening edition of The Noisy Blab edited by Gayle Whiteman. Through our X-ray Telescope we see featured on The front page, The case of Dave Sunderland vs. Jack Sandridge lor, The case of The missing hubcapsj. Judge Fred Morton is presiding on The bench. The fashion world's newest models, Janet Ish- mael and Joan Craig, will be modeling creations designed by The noted fashion designer, Merri Huff. The buyer of These fantabulous gowns is Nancy Morton. The society section carries The story of The tea given by Judy Grimes. Those who attended were Cynthia Sprecher, Rose Marie Francis, Susan Borch- ers, Marifo Korek, Judie Oakes, Mary Jo Evans, and Chris Wilson. In The sports section is The story of Dynamite Denny Detrick's spectacular ninety-yard run, win- ning the game for the Podunk Poodles. Some of his teammates include Pat Suman, Bob Adams, Lee Slorp, and Randy Dirks. Cheerleaders for The game are Kay Harleman, Pat Webb and Jo Wolfe . . . WhaT's this about little Sue Crenshaw winning the world's championship women's wrestling bout? Traveling farther west we see the open plains where Craig Waymire, John Waymire, J. D. Beeson, and Phil Hertlein have settled on farms. Having passed over a number of school houses, we see that many grads have become teachers. These include Penny Cron, Phil Hutchins, Pat May, and Tim Garwood, who is teaching physical educa- tion. Cruising over Hollywood, we see that John Jenkins has opened another Dodge showroom. Working as salesmen are Mike Acton, Marshall Jeffers, and Ed Molen. Working as secretaries in the company of Taylor Uiml, Johnson lToml, and Putzan lConradl, who own a thriving singing satellite concern, are Nancy Conover, Dana Askins, Dottie Rumer, ancl Gail Mc- Cabe Collins. Drawing up plans for a bridge to stretch from The U. S., across the Pacific To Hawaii, are Don Wilson, and Jim Brunner. While in Hawaii, whom do we see, but Dave Pleasant, Carolyn Holland, Judy Hanauer, and Lincoln Orange. As we cross The Asian continent, we see that Larry Sherman and Joe Wright have opened up a Japanese lingerie shop. ln ltaly we find that Cheryl West, Judy Gertz, and Mary Lou Barhorst have opened an American Pizza House. Captain Gary Collins and J. R. Montgomery, who are stationed in Arabia with the foreign legion, are being enter- tained by Sandy Clevinger, and Pat Cunningham, who are Arabian dancers. Seated at a candle-lit table in a Paris cafe, are Joyce Gerdes and Leonard Price, who are being serenaded by Von Powell playing his accordion. Still looking for The shoe that he lost on the senior trip is Bob Minniear. In a London beauty shop, we see Barbara Daniels Trying a new hair style on world traveler, Eleanor Morgan. Back in New York again, we see Mary Scott and Stephanie Reicher helping Roberta Wells decorate her new apartment. Having completed our tour of earth, we must remember To check on Larry Swift and Jerry Thomas, who have made the first successful flight to Mars. Top picture, seniors, left to right: Carolyn Alspaugh, Rose Marie Francis, Sue Crenshaw, Jack Campbell, Judie Oakes, Barbara Morris, Lee Slorp, Donald Wilson, Eleanor Morgan, Edward Molen, and Judy Grimes. Second picture, juniors, back row, left to right: Sharon Hept Chiddenj, James Welty, Mike Peterson, Bruce Borchers, Mike Bowman. Front row, left to right: Carol Snyder, Gail Willhardt, Dorothy Binkley, Margaret Locke, Irma Fearing, Patti Flanders, Bette Davis, Carolyn Cultice, and Peggy Gillespie. Third picture, sophomores, left to right: Martin Einhorn, Susan Snyder, Linda' Gephardt, Bill Talbott, Jean Fisher, and Anne lrwin. Fourth picture, freshmen, left to right: Pat Hounshell, Gay Gardiner, Carol Trent, Margaret Morgan, Bill Spetz, Diane Lang, Wallace Shiverdecker, Janet Cotterman, Ronnie Zech, Barbara Henrich, Ted Thompson, Alice Locke, and Carol Hime. , Picture at right, eighth grade, left to right, first row: Vicki Emerick, Diane Turner, Mary Wooton, Linda Darnell, Ellen Robison, Paul Remke, James Schiller. Second row: Lois Turner, Cheska Hakanson, Melody Gyles, Jane Weatherhead, Jim Jackson, Dave Calihan. Third row: Mike Brown, Steve Beard, John Simpson, Harold Loper, and Charles lrwin. HO OR TU DENTS X F I E 3 s Q E 5 S 5 1 5 l X ? 2 a 1 Q Q Q K F W - . : ., , ' HEI, 'ZEHZH af- Tf:i' w :1ffil 1 . ' - is '2- r 4 1? A 5 Q2 as S f F E P W 5 ! 'L pm. K uf K fm -..K 4- lguilding Crfufard zz Sense af Values ADVERTISING PoeppeImeier's ' Glass ' Wall Papers ' Painls ' Veneiian Blinds ' Linoleum ' Window Shades 408 Wayne Avenue BA 4-7474 and Town 81 Country AX 3-2189 EXPRESSION Is a Refleclion of Thinking YOUR EXPRESSION Is +he Soul of Your Por+rai+ Have Your Por+rai'r Made by Specialisfs in Ihe Ari of Expression' H. A. POWELL STUDIOS One of America's Leading Phofographic Sfudios 20 OAKWOOD AVENUE, OAKWOOD, OHIO VANDALIA JEWELERS I22 Easf Nafional Road Vandalia, Ohio Phone: TW 8-40lI YOUNGLOVE'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE 304 N. Dixie Drive Vandalia, Ohio ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES WINDOW GLASS AND PAINTS JCOWA members wiih Madame Pandii' i f HOCK'S PHARMACY Uul' CD ll - - - ll Prescriptions a Specialty .,., .---- ff ff'f'W'i Have Your Doc+or DEPENDABLE Phone Your Prescripfion DRUGGIST +0 Us a+: TW 8-490i Complimenfs of MILLETT'S IGA FOOD MARKET l30-I32 E. Nafional Road VANDALIA. OHIO TW 8-5i43 .Q , ZENZ HARDWARE 8520 N. Dixie Drive Murlin Heighis HERTLEIN Cornplirnenfs of IMPLEMENT STORE VANDALIA CARRY OUT OLIVER FERGUSON PARTY SUPPLIES NEW HOLLAND NEW IDEA Sales and Services Vandalia, Ohio CompIimen'I's of 306 N Dixie - Vandalla YOUR FRIENDLY GROCER Hours-8 a.m. Io 8 pm Daily 2 p.m Io 8 Sunday Phone TW 8-5982 l I ' v F5555 I '::::::::::: ' My A ' EIEIEISIEIEIEIEF2 FAM IEEEIEIEIEISEA 25152512 M O gfff I-IAMBURGER ... N ru: omcmnl BIG soy ohm av wow: BISHOP'S IGA MARKET , 6 al so ,- . ' ' A ,I I AND 'ME M UW I6I4 Keowee S'I'reeI' BA 4-96I I A NEW Sandwich A BIG Sandwich I+'s a Vic Cassano II'aIian VESUVIUS SI'eaIc Sandwich A Mounfain of Mea+ A PIeasanI' Drive 'Io 4593 NORTH MAIN CR 4-2I5I Call in Your Orders for PIZZA SUBS and Vesuvius sTEAKs Com plimenfs of FREEMAN'S PHARMACY 206 Eas'I' Na'IionaI Road COOPER'S PRINTERY v,,,,da,ia, Ohio MosI' Every'I'hing in Prin'Iing 9OI2 Norfh Dixie Drive DAYTON I4, OHIO ROWLEY AND COMPTON General Insurance Agency I6 Eas'I i:NaIionaI Road Phone: TW 8-6 I 9I Good Luck From Y .' Vic and Mom -K NO vic CASSANO IQNHLA I and A mom DONISI I I PIZZA HOUSES, INC. I0 Locaiions KRIEGER MOTORS INC. fYour Suburban Dealerl J NIS PRICES ARE DOWN AT THE EDGE OF TOWN -plqmouilm K DIRECT FACTORY DEALER R NEW and USED CARS Where SporTsmen Serve Spor'rsmen E BoDiWg?gRFETl:,?4EElEUllIvoRK L' Sefe ' U U 53 FIRST AND JEFFERSON, DAYTON lG X U FSQKNT Al-LGFZMIENT fig 1- -5- rc: es - .gni Ton - cr urecors f ', BA gt ig, R :Vines-I Allgwnihpnd Bplrgnplng 1 Tonk e :ms mg - C1 mg - u rica Ton 'F-que. I WHOLESALE PARTS RETAIL f MODERN EQUIPPED SERVICE DEPT. 3800 N. MAIN STREET CR 4-21' EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Mike Waymire, Vice Pres.: Danny Gai-zulis, Pres.: Sieve Jorclan, Trees.: Sydney Whife, Sec. BERT L. DAILY DEXTER SALES COMPANY INC. LIVELY'S CLOTHING 2SA'ii3li,JfEif3n ATTISTS MGTSFIGI Your Army-Navy Surplus Signwrii-ers Supplies Friendly Family STore Camping Equipmenl Screen Process Supplies 260 NORTH DIXIE Complimen-is of I26 EasT Third SI'reeI' VANDALIA, OHIO DAYTON, or-no BOWMAN BISCUIT SALES LEFT: Capiio from 'II'1e Mall RIGHT: WicIie-awake Senior CIass Adviser on bus THE OHIO AVIATION COMPANY Day+on Municipal Airpon VANDALIA, OHIO CompIe+e Mainrenance and Service FaciIiI'ies for AII Type Aircrafi' PRICE TYPEWRITER COMPANY 502 WesI'V Main S+ree'I' TROY, OHIO FD 2-6990 BA 4-8535 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS 'For 'QYAV SaIes I Service Suppiies and Ren'I'aI TOM PRICE DIXIE BARBER SHOP Prices Children SI.O0 Men SL25 Our Own Parking Loi SAM SPITLER, Prop. Two Doors Nor'II1 HocIc's Drug Sfore Also Ladies' HaircuH'ing Senior Beauiies ai Mouni Vernon Congrarulafions fo rhe Seniors THE PERSONNEL AT DON WAGNER'S FORD SALES SALES - SERVICE Complimenrs of 'lhe LUCKY 40 MOTEL and RESTAURANT Complimenis of MORTON FUNERAL HOME Our l7+h Year Serving 1'he Communify 24-Hour Ambulance Service One of Bu+ler's cars on Washingron 'l p VANDALIA, OHIO Q5 GAR'S SHOES HUCK 81 SCN -: 'S fw' 'B TW 8-4I7I B + s 's The Family S+ore es FLORISTS 270 North Dixie Drive WISl'16S Opposife Memorial Park Xa Airline Shopping Cenfer From Cemefery VELVET STEP WEATHER BIRD SHOES A 8220 N. Dixie Drive For Ladies for Boys and Girls N DAYTON I4, OHIO FRIE D CITY CLUB AND wEsEBoRo for Men and Boys CR Q937' our For Proper Fir in Size . , and Widiih Come fo GAR-S Neighborhood Florlsf I SMEDLEY'S CHEVROLET ia VERNON SMEDLEY + -p,,,p, :LIF- WI1eI'I1er if is exper'r body work, buying and selling used cars, or dealing in 'I'I1e mosi' Iallced abou+ car on 'I'I1e American road, SmedIey's prides i+seI'F in bringing +o you, flue finesi' service avail- able. USED CARS EXPERT BODY AND PAINT NEW CARS 24I Easf Nafional Road SERVICE Sales and.SeWlce . 373E NiIRd 373E+NhIRd Vandaha TW 8649. Vandang allege 8-bail Vandalili ailsga 3-'iggl Hauer Music House 34 Easi' Firsf SI'ree'r BA 2-28I5 INSTRUMENTS, LESSONS REPAIR SERVICE nba-no-an lulqnn NATE'S New Locafion 35 Easi' Fif+h Sfreel' DAYTON. OHIO Complefe Line of Men's and Young Men's Sporfswear and Dress Wear FAMOUS NAME BRANDS FRUIT OF THE LOOM CLUBMAN ................ LEVI 'S HUCK'S MARKET 9I I5 Norfh Dixie Drive Dayfon, Ohio TW 8-4597 -,M,-,M.,.. .a...--..,,,s,..,- .,,. ..,,...... 4 CROSSROADS OF AMERICA RESTAURANT Home of Fine Foods TW 8-6I4I Having a Pariy? Business Meefing? We Have a Privafe Pariy R Vandalia, Ohio MOTEL TW 8-587I Tile Bafhs and Showers, Lounge Free TV in Every Room Air Condiiioned oem, Airfoam-Beaufy Resi' MaHresses KERSHNER'S Grocery and General S+ore All Kinds of Fresh Mears TW 8-487i Open 6 Days 8 +o 9 Sunday 8 io l:30, 5:30 fo 8 CROSSROADS CHRONICLE ST. MARY'S Mofel and Res'I'auran+ Naiional and Roufe 25 Things always look better from HERE -5 415, .-- R X l from the vantage point l of the systematic saver, 4-1-X H L me-nv problems 'ook STEADILY-snowmc AT OUR BANK X-T1-'Q i'i'i i ,ff .ii -.i...,. For Your TV and HiFi Needs Fasl' Dependable Service Al.EXANDER'S TV 7 W. Naiional TW 8-4207 VAN DALIA STATE BANK Vandalia, Ohio ' '1:1EEififiiiiiifififffiiifl .. ' 'i'551:5:,:5:5:1:E: - 0 OLIR JOB IS DONE! Only a year ago the bulldozer started to clear the land on S. Dixie and excavate for the new high school, one month before school started for us. Then in October Mr. Ralph Demmitt broke ground for the Demmitt Elementary School on Old National Road. Construction kept pace all year until both schools were readied for inspection on May 4 at the Sunday afternoon Open House. This was indeed a year for building . . . The seniors built well with blocks of English, Civics, etc., the underclassmen also built step by step fulfilling requirements of English, American his- tory, algebra, etc. Now in May, the buildings are nearly completed, except for interior finishing touches, and will open their doors to Butler Township students next fall. The seniors, having received their diplomas, are ready to accept iobs or to go on to higher educa- tion. WE, of the Airlog staff, too have constructed our book all during the year. Picture by picture, page by page, deadline by deadline, the book took shape until we stamped the last picture and proofread the last page. WE HOPE YOU LIKE IT! The Airlog Staff P.S. Our thanks go to everyone who aided us in preparing this annual. Zfvur Aufagraph, Please - My . 9249, eyxwplpjx WJ, My f ffffc 'QQ ffl fw . I V '5-gif!! O jf!! V 766 ' X46 , i7 W MP' My ff. ,gm JM4, Glo!! W fZ7,,,,,,M ,Q NM QR af! Hyip I W- - JP -WW? ,,'jjf 1 WM 'gow Q 'Xp .. MQ! 'ZQGZZZ t5l?fq f.f,,v..4J A . il' D . m,Q MW MQW 77 Qjj7J,,14 ,ev g',.4.wn-f- ffiffwfff ,L 5 14-vw 9.522 -4 f Jn,