Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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Turn the pages of this book with tedious care for the pages of your life should be turned with an awareness of the good times that you are leaving behind. 31 if S Classes Mighty Seniors Prove eadership Abilit OFFI CERS: PRESIDENT Randy Mills VICE PRESIDENT Randy Brittingham S EC RETA RY Saline Roberts TREA SURER Denise Strauch REPORTER C ara Doane SERGEANT AT ARMS Wilbur Herman REPRESENTA TIVES Marilyn Nissen Rusty Lo gan f if J - X7 Gloria Appleberry Loren Appleberry Barbara Baker Linda Bartlett Debbie Berkebile Cathy Hayden Beshore Roger Bise Myrna Bock Nancy Booth Patricia Booth Randy Brittingham Herbie Brownsberger Rick Brumback Marsha Burgess David Christopher Keith Christopher Sally Cooper Linda Cox Shelley Davidson Jim Dickens Donna Dickerson Doug Diehl Dale Dines Kay Dines Cara Doane Caroll Dodds Judy Dunlap Pam Ellis Sheryl Everett Barbara Fritts Linda Giittinger Gerald Griffin Carol Grizzell Darwyn Hall Seniors Combine Fun with Homecoming Sue Hancock Edra Harper Sherry Hedges Shirley Hedges Wilbur Herman Mike Holland Patricia Jackson Stanley Jackson rr.. 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S S Ni X' ,5' 3 W is f Q ,Ts- ,,?:, K . .,A... i wx x r 'N X N x X vi X 'Yn- Q, The Senior Class Showed Much School Spirit we S5-is Debbie Kenney Ricky Lane Mary Laughlin Homer Linard Rusty Logan Sue McDaniel Tom McGrath David Merryfield Gerry Miller Randy Mills Danny Minnick Karman Mitchell Cynthia Moffatt Karen Moore Max Nesmith Steve Nierncryk Marilyn Nissen Mike Olive Cynthia Payne Randy Pike Jim Ramsey Vickie Ratje Debbie Richmond Saline Roberts Kevin Rockwood Bobi Rush Dale Schmidt Reid Scifers Rita Sinkhorn Charles Skaggs Carol Smith Jan Smith Ray Stokes Denise Strauch Larry Sutton Barbara Teem an Bob Thornton Melody Thornton Brad Wayland Richard Wheatley Janet Windisch Mona Wix Cheryl York Greg York Nancy Zerbe Terri Zerbe iz yr K if is , Juniors PRESID ENT Leslie Noe VIC E PRESIDENT Mark Levy SECRETARY Debbie Crist TREA SURER Kathy Conley REPORTER Mark Repp SERGEA NT OF A RIXIIS lim Daniels REPRESENTATIVES Doncella Wright John Schaller Bob Adams Kathy Alkire 5 Virginia Anderson Lora Baird Bob Beatty Debbie B edw ell Jerry Bellis Greg Berry Carl Bettels Teresa Bitner Terry Bledsoe Arnold Bohannan 5 Mark Brown Jerry Browning Wanda Carrell Scott Chandler Joe Clapp Greg Conley Kathy Conley Dana Craft Debbie Craft Linda Craig Debra Crist Cindy Davis Golf WWE Jim Daniels Julie Davidson Bonnie Dawson Bill Dickinson Georgia Diehl Shirlie Diehl JoAnn Dills Melvin Ewing Debbie Fox Meri Io Ghere Bobby Giacone Francie Giacone Teresa Goeking Donna Golladay Roger Grechus Vicki Grimes Gayle Hall Mary Hardinger Verlee Henderson Debbie Herrell Ellen Hill Nancy Jennings Diana Jessup Dennis Kash Phyllis Koontz Mark Levy Lee Ann Lewis Sherry Loehr Sandy Logan Gail Lorimer Linda McDowell Karin McGuire Randy Nichols Leslie Noe Donald Page Juniors enjoy French Club Christmas party. Did you lose something? Wfgng OP Randy Phillips Sinda Potts Ivan Quick Mark Repp Terry Roberts Jed Rogers John Schaller Larry Scott Keith Shobe Teresa Slattery Terry Slattery Tena Stephens Randy Stew art Jerry Sturm Barbara Sutton Jamie Thomas Patricia Thomas Jim Tiona Marna Tucker Becky Wheatley Louetta Wilson Tricia Wilson Douglas Wix Rita Woodall Doncella Wright Elmer Wright Donna Yazel Patty York Gregg Zellmer Phyllis Zellmer Sophomo res PRESIDENT Carl Vineyard VICE PRESIDENT Tim Nuckols SECRETARY Naribeth Diehl TREASURER Kathy Laughlin SERGEANT AT ARMS Paul Jones GIRL REPRESENTATIVE Denise Dodds BOY REPRESENTA TIVE Mark Varns Dennis Appleberry Jenny Bedwell Edwin Berry Randy Billington Gary Bollweg Diane Buckner Becky Burch Larry Burch Randy Clapp Charles Cole Elaine Cook Linette Cooper Kevin Courtois Barta Cox Alan Cox Sharon Cox Tommy Cox Dean Crist Deborah DeWitt lvlaribeth Diehl Jayson Dixon Bobby Doane Denise Dodds Rick Doll Debra Donner Terry Everett Steve Fredrich Randy Euhrrnan Sophomores show school spirit throughout football and basketball season Judy Gabriel Ray Galloway Angie Gier Diane Goeking John Golladay Sherry Gutshall Tina Hafer Ginger Hancock Jerry Hartley Elaine Hayden Mark Hayden Joe Herman Ronnie Hough Robert Jacobs Kent Jennings Ginger Jones Paul Jones Sheila Jones Carla Kenny Freddie Klubek Sue Koehn David Krough Kathy Laughlin Francis Leerneister Gloria Lewis Nancy Linard Jane Mahaffey Stephen McElwaine Sharon McGow en Katie McGuire 'WN Teddy McGuire Stephen McQuinn Dean Mitchel Bonnie Mueller Duard Myers Tim Nuchols Mary Olive Jim Peters Evonne Pike Victor Reynolds Ioelene Robinson Junior Ruff Charles Rush Dennis Russell Terri Russell Lonnie Schmidt Wayne Schraml T ena Sehwartzkopf Reggie Shanley Gay Shubert Claudia Six Mary Slattery Paul Smith Susan Steinbeck Allen Strange Lee Strange Dianna Thomas Mike Thomas Mark Thornton Mark Varns Carl Vineyard Joan WilliamS Nellie Williams Teresa Wilson Carolyn Wolfe Freshmen PRESIDENT Ronnie Jones VICE PRESIDENT Neil Steiner SEC RETA RY Martha Davis TREA SURER Faw n A lkire REPORTER Janet Louthain GIRL REPRESENTATIVE Sue Dills BOY REPRESENTATIVE Mark Mills Fawn Alkire Ricky Aman Susie Anderson Karl Austin Jody Backer Robert Banning Kim Beckham Eddie Bellis Bethene Bitner Clarence Bledsoe Don Bock Johnnie Boyles Steve Brittingham David Brown Ronnie Browning Mary Brumback Chris Buckner Mike Callaway Brent Carpenter Lynn Carrell Regina Chitty Kevin Coleman Vicky Conley Diane Cook Kelly Cooper Steven Cox Martha Davis Dennis Dickerson . s. . .D a f ry, i ff ,I it rr I 1 Af' Q , I Ig? 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Hill Patricia lson Douglas Jackson Bobby Iantz Cindy Jones Ronnie Jones Rusty King Brad Knox Mary Lawrence Danny Light Dianna Light Kenny Loehr Janet Louthain Kevin Manser Vicki Marriott Carol McCarthy Denis McDaniel Kevin McQuinn Mark Mills Terry Moore Debbie Morgan Jim Nichols Patrice Page Debbie Patterson Mike Phillips Buster Plunkett Deltina Porter Ement Potts Freshmen pose after pep assembly skit Mark Mills freshman accepts Alice Ratliff Mike Reynolds Cathy Robinson Mike Robinson Rhonda Ryan Bruce Schaller Mike Scheer Clint Schuman Ralph Silvers Dennis Slattery Chris Smith Danny Smith Randall Smith Cindy Stark Robb Steinbeck Neil Steiner Wanda Stokes David Terry Cindi Thomas Linda Thomas Jill Tiona Kenton W ackerm in Kathy Walbourn Edith Washington Patricia Watts Robert Weiss Kathy Williams Shirley Williams Randy Windisch Steve Yost 'uf pf .. .9 . 8th Grade PRESIDENT Danny Vineyard VICE PRESIDENT Benny I ones SECRETARY Trent Wilson TREASURE Rusty Billington REPORTER Steve B erkebile GIRL REPORTER Carla DeWitt BOY REPORT ER Brad Powell 4 V r va, 1 'di ' W ' H g , 3 his Cynthia Anderson Willa Appleberry Mark Austin Jason Bennett Steve Berkebile Sharon Bettels Rusty Billington Cindy Born Diane Brown Wade Burch Bonnie Carter Mike Chastain Cindy Clapp Felicia Clark Mary Cole Kim Corban Paul Cox Pat Crockett DeW ayne Daniels Wuanita Davidson Mike DeBrot Carla DeWitt James Diehl Sandra Doll Marlene Domer Carson Eads Christina Estes Gary Eerrel Judy Fitzpatrick Roger Foster Debra Fuhrman Bruce Furman Steve Gaddie Iayce Ghere Marty Ghere Ricky Goeking Barbara Grechus Max Guinn Deborah Gunning Peggy Hafer Pam Haggard Steven Haggard Gale Hartely Steve Hawkins Jill Hayward Carla Hermann John Hinshaw Twila Holland Mike Hough Randy Hough Donna Hutton Dwight Hutton Robert Jarman Dana Jennings Benny Jones Ricky King Steve Klumb Vince Knox wa, X D My x , f 4' 'Sv -va ADX 1' f J W? I t Mis 4 Janet Koehn Kelly LeNeve Helen Lewis Kim Linard Danny Loehr Scott Mallatt Connie Marriott Betty McDaniels Ronnie McGowen Linda McGuire Roy McGuire Mary McNabb Cherie Moffatt Evin Moore Bobby Morris Randy Morris Galen Murphy Marilyn Nelson Carla Nitsche Kevin Nitsche Wanda Plummer Jim Potts Brad Powell Nancy Quick Fred Rogers Tammy Ross Debbie Schraml Stanley Scheilz Jennie Scott Michael Shaffer Jim Sherman Tim Shreve Rhonda Smith Raymond Stanley Becky Steele Marilyn Stew art Starlett Thornton Jay Underwood Cheryll Urban Dana VanSlyke Danny Vineyard Wilma Watts Trent Wilson Mike Wolfe Doug York Lesley York Billy Yost Pam Zellmer Rusty Zellmer 7th Grade PRESIDENT Matt Scheer SECRETARY Patty Mueller TREA SURER Gay Wells REPORT ER Anne Jones GIRL REPRESENTATIVE Pam Washburn BOY REPRESENTATIVE Jim Page Donald Anderson Ronald Anderson Steven Anderson Sue Austin Ruth Baird Jody Baker Velda Baum Ricky Bedwell Darwin Bennett Ina Jo Bennett Cynthia Berry Donna Bledsoe Rick Brownsberger Brenda Bryant Charlotte Buck Cody Burch Gina Buckner Mark Coleman Trudy Coleman Brenda Collins Jim Conley Charlene Cook Ricky Cook Kevin Corban TerryCouch David Crist Denise Croxton Bill Davis Linda Dennis Denton Dirks Timothy Dodds Regina Dodson Randy Downey Sandra Everett Randall Fassler Ricky Fleischer David Foster Donna Fox Alecia Friederich Rita Fritts Pamela Fuhrman Carol Gilkey Mitch Grainger John Grechus Ellen Gutshall Teresa Hafer Julie Henderson Bret Hoover Ashlee Horn Carol Horner Donna Huey Jim Huey Diana Hutton Randy Jackson William Jantz Bruce Jessup Anne Jones Bobby Keene Julie King Doug Kisner Deborah Klubek Clint Knox Daryl Lawrence Jerry Lee Patty LeeMasters Randy Lefevre Mike Lewis Vicki Lewis Billy Lockard Janet Loehr Tina Manley Ted Martin Mary Lou McCarthy Stanley McDaniel Daryl McElwain Kathy Mclilw ain Susan McGuire Steven McLawhorn Susan MCMurphy Keli Miller Jay Mitchel Patti Mueller Jim Page Vernon Patterson Jerry Peterson Floyd Phillips Kelly Phillips Tamra Phillips Rodney Potts Rae Ann Rabourn Randall Reynolds Danny Robinson Paula Robinson Matt Scheer Ancel Schmidt Martin Schmidt Kevin Scrogham Brenda Shaffer Jamie Six Sara Slattery Norris Smith Debbie Snodgrass Terrie Stewart Eugene Strange Melinda Swanson Dennis Teagarden James Teeman Matt Thomas Pam Washburn Roger Watts David Watts Gay Wells Tammie Wilson Rick Yazel Editors work to meet deadline. Bear Bait This year was the first year for the junior high school to be represented in a school paper. Bear Bait was sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Jenkins who spent extra hours outside of school working with her staff to publish the new paper. The staff consisted of: Maribeth Grechus, Editorg Ron Browning, Assistant Edi- torg Fawn Alkire and James Teeman, Art Editorsg Pam Zellrner, Kim Beckam, Twila Holland, Cathy Robinson, Reporters. A Peococ I W 3 1 Q. 'Q -w 4 Curriculum Superintendent Glyndal Roberts This was Mr. Roberts' second year at the Butler R-V School District as super- intendent. He received his Bachelor of Science from Arkansas Polytechnical College, Russellville, Arkansasg his Master of Education from the University oiArkansasg and holds membership in the Gamma Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, professional fraternity in Education. He comes to our school with background as a superintendent of Stella, Bronaugh, Salem, and Seymore, Mis- souri. Principal Ed MeRell Mr. McRell began his second year at the Butler High School, completing his first year as high school principal. He attained his Bachelor and Masters from the University of Arkansas. Before he came here, he was principal at Hartville, Arkansasg he taught English and Speech at Eminence, Missouri. Last year he was vice -principal of the Butler Jtmior- Senior High School. A, I 193 I Admzmstratzon and School Board f -Jaf School Board Members: President, Robert Hallg Vice-President, Dr, Robert Strobachg Secretary, Charles Doaneg Treasurer, Don Haywardg members, Bill Scifers and Marvel Walker. www 4 ,W ' , H e ,, .J 'mmf V -fs wfmh A H J wf W sv 5 , W fV:,jC'm,,, WWQZ Vice-Principal Richard Robinson This was Mr. Robinsons fifth year at the Butler Junior and Senior High Schoolsg he was vice -principal to Mr. McRell. ln previous years here he was coach and taught History, P. E. , Health, and Drivers Education. He attended the University of Arkansas and received his Bachelor of Science in Education at Southwest Missouri State College and his Master of Science in Education at Central Missouri State College. Before he came here he taught in Marshville, Montrose, and Rich Hill, Missouri. Language Arts The Language Arts Department of Butler Junior -Senior High School consists of the following classes: Seventh grade Language Arts, taught by Mrs. Ienkinsg eighth grade Language Arts, taught by Miss Selvey, Language Arts I, taught by Mrs. Hillq Language Arts II and Publications, taught by Mrs. Fisher, Language Arts III, taught by Mr. Spears, Mrs. Hill, and Miss Selveyg Language IV andAppreciation of Literature, taught by Mr. Spearsg French I and French II, taught by Mrs. Robinson, and Spanish I and II, taught by Mrs. Sutherland, The Language Arts classes consist of a mixture of literature and grammar with emphasis on composition, vocabulary, and language. Mrs. Robinson explaining a French I lesson. Miss Selvey discussing the use of ver- I bals. ' ---4---.....,...,, ...... M Mrs. Hill helping a student with Literature. . 3 Z I 1 Mr. Spears lecturing on the cliche'. 31 Mr. Worden shows skill at running a maze. Mr. Simmons does his own thing! Social tudies Mr. Carl Worden, Mr. Giffon Sim- mons, Mrs. Francis Albin, and Mrs. Earleen Christie were the instructors of the social studies this year. Mr. Worden taught Psychology, Sociology, Anthro- pology, and American History. Mr. Simmons instructed Economics, American History, Family Relations, and Personal Finance. Mrs. Christie taught World History and Geography, while Mrs. Albin had junior high Social Studies. Mrs. Christie lectures . Mrs. Albin and her junior high class. Fine Arts The Fine Arts Department of Butler Junior - Senior High School consists of the following classes: seventh and eighth grade Art, Art 1, Art ll, and Advanced Art, taught by Mr. Christieg seventh and eighth Chorus, and high school Chorus, taught by Mrs. Gunnelsg junior high Band and high school Band, taught by Mr. Ghysg and Dramatics, taught by Mr. Moore. The Art classes have been working on various projects, as can be seen by looking in the display window. The Chorus and Band classes were striving for perfection as they have received I ratings the preceding years at Contest. The Drarnatics class has performed many assemblies this year and went to Contest and performed Dinny and the Witches. Mr. Moore displays the art of make -up. Q Z2 A 5 I ,ia-M--'GFX' 2 sf r . Mr. Christie supervises over block-printing. Kevin Rockwood portrays Mr. Christie. s Mrs. Gunnels prepares for Contest s 'rtt 5 ' 9 s ' 3 isp. 1 X awxi yi ' swf A s 2 Mathematics and Ei 1 Science The Mathematics and Science Departments of Butler Junior -Senior High School consist of the following classes: Mr. Duzan illustrating a solution set seventh and eighth grade Mathematics, taught by Mrs, Harrisg eighth grade Mathematics, Basic Mathematics I, Algebra I, and Advanced Mathematics, taught by Mr. Alleng seventh and eighth grade Science, taught by Mr. Gleasong seventh grade Science and Biology, taught by Mr. Millerg and eighth grade Science, Physical Science, Chemistry, and Physics, taught by Mr. Fisher. The highlight of the Mathematics Department is the Pittsburg Mathematics Relays at Kansas State College, Pittsburg, Kansas. This relay is held in the spring of each year. The Science Department is fortunate to have an up -to -date laboratory for their experiments. Mr. Gleason lecturing to his 8th grade Science class. sm ..... ... S mf-fr ISQVVQVI. .Md i...:s'. I mms I 5 ,, Q Mr. Fisher explains the molecular theory. Mr. Miller lectures on metabolism. Mr. Allen instructs Algebra I students. Vocational Training Industrial Arts, a section of the Vocational Training Department, is made up of the following classes: Junior High Shop, General Shop, Woodworking Electricity, and Drafting taught by Mr. A dkinsg and Animal Science, Plant Science, Agricultural Con- struction, Vocational Agriculture l, II, and Advanced Agriculture taught by Mr. Hilgedick. Driver's Educa- tion is taught by Mr. Hawkins. QL, ,gem Mr. Adkins explains the basics of Electricity. 4 4 Q Welding is done in Agricultural Construction. 1 i Q U 2 Q PUT YOUR IN YOUR BUSINESS The Business Department offers the following classes: Basic Business, Shorthand, Office Machines, and Typewriting I and ll, taught by Mrs. Raybourng and Typewriting I, Business Law, Accounting I and Il, taught by Mrs. Poland. The Home Economics Department offers classes in Family Living, Child Development, Personal Culture, Interior Decorating, Advanced Clothing, Vocational Home Econom- ics, and Junior High Economics taught by Mrs. King. Mrs. Raybourn and Mrs. Poland brighten their rooms with displays. Mrs. King helps students with their sewing projects. Mr. Greener leaves his office after a hard day at work. The Cooperative Occupational Education classes, taught by Mr. Greener, are offered to seniors who wish to work outside of school to earn regular school credits. They work one half of the school day and attend the C.O.E. classes the other half. The students try to achieve their education through practical experiences. Physical Education The Physical Education classes were taught by three instructors: Mrs. Wanda Allen, Mr. Maynard Wallace, and Mr. Dolan Hawkins. Mrs. Allen taught girls P.E. and Health as did Mr. Wallace and Mr. Hawkins with the boys. The fine facilities present at BHS were very instrumental in the physical education classes this year. A new addition to the physical education classes was a weight- lifting machine. This fine machine is a welcome addition and should pro- vide interesting results. Gym class wrestlers apply holds. 411 w VG Yam: .wr V ,,,,r 'f ,,.,w- ' Mrs. Allen shows film strips on health. W Mlwwffgj, ,WW ' ,aaa-v.nW,.,,,.w 7 .f .,.....-- .,..-- .,,.4... ....,...- H',,. ww 'a ,f fr -L Mr. Hawkins explains the finer points. Mr. Wallace distributes pamphlets to junior high. 7 --.... fa--.N ff . Q -l .,. 1 l - - Sq Mrs. Sutherland in charge of the study hall. ji my , A'xN...,7,f,i., Career Day was both helpful and interesting. Guidance, Library, and Special Education Mrs. Mclntyre, Mrs. Sutherland, and Mrs. Blevins were in the departments of Guidance, Special Education, and Librarians this past school year. Mrs. Mclntyre was the Junior -Senior High School Counseling and Vocational Guidance Instruc- tor, while Mrs. Blevins was in Special Education for junior high students. Mrs. Sutherland was in charge of Library Supervision for both the junior and senior high. Mrs. Mclntyte supplies information for many l Mrs. Blevins at her best! Helpers never get the credit due them. f y There are too many of these people ' to mention, even though our school could not carry on without If' n Q their efforts. The cooks, led by it my ' Mrs. Cecil Jones, the librarians, janitors, nurses, and the secretaries are just a few ofthe people that work every day for the betterment of the school and get no credit for their efforts. The annual staff and the student body give a special thanks to these helpful people for their time and patience. There are certain people that Warren Atchinson, Aubrey Westmoreland, and Glenn Huey. -si ' ,V , , .- ...,,, Q ..-- i . ww ww . 8 'Miriam WMM uf, I NNN ii rt Mrs. Jensen gives sight tests to students. ffxs w ' ,TJ Mrs. Foote is always available Mrs. Hawkins, the library clerk. 4o'9 ,Fw 'QW' , ,A h . The cooks take time out to pose for picture. Mrs. Elliott giving the announcements. The student librarians and Mrs. Suther land. 1 1 A , W 4 J 1 1 3 i , ,Y ,...- Q 4 2 5 4 l . 6 i 1 4 Q J N W X L W . 2 r i 5 i 4 1 ? 1 y Sports Eighteen Seniors Graduate Much of the leadership, both on and off the field, was supplied by the eighteen senior football players. Many of these seniors provided the enthusiasm and the extra plodding needed to produce a team, not a group of indivi- duals. D216 Sdlmidf awaiw his fum- Steve Kenney Randy Brittingharn Max Nesrnith It's the defense s turn' The Butler coaching staff K The Butler defense rises again. Rusty Logan Randy Pike Rick Bfumb-ack Dale Schmidt Homer Linard Reid Scifefs Brad Wayland David Merryfield Wilbur Herman Head Coach Dolan Hawkins Bears End Season with 4-6 Record Wayland picks open hole We're really up for this game. on W eyell 5,,AA A .,,hA I ,ik , o ,. . e. 18 6 A e5 l o he :': , , V , he '7 Clinton o o lellle Yaae el l a,eaa n m ll l if 'lll 3 6 elllfa 3 elee n . olna nallf lelll ,6 eeel ila 5 llellllell lelleale S0 l laea llla lllea 'llll f ' lgelal eal' aell.. llel . llal llll Thornton smells the goal line. Wishbone Proves Effective The Bears enjoyed a fairly successful and eventful year. Several key would-be vic- tories were thwarted by the opponents' last second heroics. ln two games, Pleasant W, Hill and Eldorado Springs, Butler lost by M field goals which are rare occurances in a high school game. Head Coach Dolan Hawkins put the pop- -,., fr It ular wishbone offense into gear this year. ' J ,W V A As a result, the backfield rushed for an ,,ZV,,,,,, .,.., A .sr f 'Q average of 300 yards every Friday. This is a fine compliment not only to the excellent backfield but also to the steady, hard-hitting line. The Bears were in the game every ' week, indicated by the fact that four con- ference games were lost by a total of eight points. The highlight of the season was a 68-6 thrashing of our arch-rival, Adrian. The Big Four Touchdown! Bears lead Thornton for a gain. 4 .QBQUB l Varsity football squad Underclassmen Close Season 1 Successfully 9th -10th we they Nevada 22 16 Adrian 14 OO 9th Eldorado O 18 Eldorado 8 12 8th Eldorado 34 6 Raymore-Peculiar O O Harrisonville O 20 Sherwood 34 O Clinton 22 O 7th Eldorado O O Eldorado 19 6 Freshman football team. A. wwf 4 J' is' Q Junior High Football Trent Wilson shows his determination. Coaches Gleason, Wallace, and Worden Evonne Pike Homecoming Queen Homecoming 1971-'72 contained the excitement and flair everyone had expec- ted. lt began with the Student Council making various plans as to the traditional mums, parade entries, half time cere- monies, and the dance. The speculation as to who would win the game and who would win the crown was high, but every- one had their own ideas. During half time ceremonies, all eyes were upon Randy Brittingham when he crowned Evonne Pike, sophomore, as the queen. Wilbur Herman distributed the roses. Evonne was escorted by Tim Nuch- ols. She reigned over the remainder of the game and the dance that followed. The other candidates were Marilyn Nissen, senior, and Lee Ann Lewis, ju- nior. Marilyn was escorted by Rusty Logan and Lee Ann was escorted by Mark Repp. These candidates were nominated by their respective classes and voted on by the entire student body. The football boys made the final decision as to who would be selected as their queen. The Bears were defeated by a score of 30-28 from the much favored Warrensburg Tigers, but not all was lost as everyone enjoyed the dance that followed featuring The Revolver. i -I Queen Evonne at practice. Evonne attends dance with date Randy Billington. 'H P l 3 f 1 1 Candidates await the parade's beginning. Music provided by the Revolver Art Club displays talent with a Homecoming float, A Rough Season Plagues Varsity Team The Varsity roundballers, winning only five games, were out-horsed, out-classed, and out- played nearly the whole season. Seeming never to find the right combination, the Varsity players scrapped with their larger opponents with everything they had. Although having the potential to win more games, Coach Allen's Bears couldn't ever put it all together. Playing control ball proved successful for the Bears in many games, but too many of their opponents played the fast-break game. Although the season was unsuccessful, much experience was gained, and the spirit and attendance of the crowds at each game never faltered. -V,- . srr, s i se wafiiensbufgf ' ' este Holden' f r 45 s s 67 s Nefiiidai 6502' lini ii,i f Ballard, gy GQ i 47 V Y ssi 64 s N TV 95 ijt s,re ,,, cis i s - 61 ,syt Q77 f d c3411 iysi, , 1 43 vsvi, frs i,s,, ,ssf VL,-4! ,V '.'k.f ar ---1- ., , 61 s ' M pp.' l .I V ' -L-f ' wif., i sss' s as -rkkir ,',r, . ,, ' in ,L,.,. , -, iiiis sd f ,sddi 45 - iriiss r ncsr sris , ,,,s ,,,s ,r,,s, , W ,,s,s,s,, ni? sysy ,,,',,, Bob Thornton shoots for the rim Junior Varsity Gains Experience As a Team Jim Tiona stuns the Blackhawks. Mark Thornton makes a lay-up for the Bears. A victorious team Shoot to win! Everybody scrambled. -lwf Y . W WY. .Y 7, -,www .11 f'v A ' ' N r -9 K! aafgag, 'Y 3 - . .4 .fy Q5 6' ' L., is -Q, +74- . V JgZaf?J't'4 bw K. i A r 4.25 A VY Coach Wallace .,h, . , - ,. 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' t ' K j ff K1 W A. was ,Q Although winning only seven games, the Junior Varsity basket- ball team showed that they had strength and potential for many sea- sons to come. Starting out rather slowly, they came on strongly to win their last three games. These wins clinched the first place trophy in the Annual Junior Varsity Tournament. Squeaking by the first game with Appleton City, 37-34g the I-Vee's moved onward to stymie El- dorado in three overtimes by the score of 67-63. With boundless de- termination, Wallace's warriors defeated the much larger Sherwood team, 64-40, in the final play-offg thus, proving themselves a win- ning team. W. , , W ,ami ..f. ' i 5 1 it SIiiffifgQ+i3Sff2frTf53g.Ejlf' 12 Sw, iz if' fe Q A ', EW ea- --naar, .. .1-frees fee, ima - is .5 1 t--.--f:,:sm. 1.24 '--, an sw- - - - We-?v1'L-46921:-'fir -J'-'21 re' . -'-rf Q-,--PM-1 H ' :, re as-an , . - :f.,3f,...-w.s:-H1- --,A-mtv .1 51:-w.g:cZ3E Q ,-,---..A.- C-Big.. :Qu M- . lilffsid ws-Hfivzg. 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The Freshmen team played 500 ball, winning 8 out of 17 games under the coaching of Dolan Hawkins. The Freshmen should help in bringing up great strength to the Junior Varsity team next year with the contribution of their shooting and rebounding ability. The seventh and eighth grade teams were both led by Coach Tom Gleason. The teams' vigor and enthusiasm were an inspiration to all who watched them play. The seventh grade team participated in the Nevada Invitational Tournament where they were defeated by both Nevada and Eldorado Springs. The eighth grade team participated also in the Nevada Tournament where they were defeated by Nevada and Lamar. The eighth graders made it into the final round of the Pleasant Hill Eighth Grade Tournament, after having beaten East Lynne and were de- feated by Raymore-Peculiar. However, at the Deepwater Tournament, they Was that a foul? V 60 won the Championship by beating Leeton, Osceola, and Deepwater. Eighth grade team Steve Berkibile concentrates on a shot. an Seventh Grade WE' THEY Miami Q, 31.-4 14, Eldorado Springs 13 28 26N 28? Sherwood it-if Tourneys Add olor To Season E , ffif zifaif :- Nevada Invitational ty Nevada- i t it Eldorado 23 -i ll se f , ,eW, ,., ' r ' ee e eee e e t e eee eee eeee , A ,lg:3,iL:v, tr e e l eeee ef 4eW ef - - r 111,101 . Some opposition from the other team. , . 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'cgi-is ,,,witsfit-il,,..Q,,..f?,,?H5ii--,:.'zsie2ig3ge-is7'vw-1'gf,:s,r--2:5ggfzit,i't-:saygiifizt5'1',,,'g1g1ff2--:,,2f2' stiggfga, -5 :--.. -,g f , - - - 1 f -Q 4 f fswg if , 3, -4fsf5f5zfif,'f f 'figefsigkgilff 4 , 25 -, S rr., a .,.. kfiefyif yt -gg,ff-t1g,345gge-AM?-ani ,glu H 51 ,riiiiiiasif .,r.. , ,ev .. ,fswg Seventh grade team Bobi Rush 1972 Courtwarming ueen After much anticipation and preparation, Bobi Rush, senior candidate, was crowned as the 1972 Courtwarming Queen by Randy Mills. Kathi Alkire, last year's Courtwarm- ing Queen, helped in the ceremonies. Bobi was escorted by Brad Wayland. Other candidates included Julie Davidson junior, and Joan Williams, sophomore. Julie was escorted by Doug Diehl, and Joan was escorted by Rick Brumback. The candidates were chosen by the basket- ball boys, and the queen was determined by a vote of the student body. Bobi was presented a necklace, charm, basketball, and a bouquet of roses. Then she was escorted to her throne which was located in the upper deck of the bleachers. She reigned over the Varsity basketball game and during the dance that followed. After much hard work in the Courtwarm- ing game, the Butler Bears were defeated by the Miami Eagles by the score of 34-29. Randy Mills crowns Bobi queen. wif 1971 Courtwarming Queen, Kathi Alkire, congratulates Bobi ,- 'is ....?,,,Q W,.,WWw Junior Courtwarming queen candidate, Julie Calvin clips the Eagles wmg Davidson. Sophomore Courtwarming queen candi- date, Joan Williams. Nw eww ,I The candidates were announced at the pep assembly. WWW-Nawiwnmawwwww 3 , Wrestling The Butler Bear Wrestling squad completed an eventful second year. Mr. Carl Worden, the wrestling coach, led the boys through a 5-6 dual meet record. The squad took second place at the Pleasant Hill Tournament and fourth place at the conference tournament. Also, the team took eighth at Higginsville and fifth at Harrisonville. lt was a very fine record for a team in only its second year of existence. Many wrestlers return for next season promising good results. Coach Carl Worden Gerald Griffin takes down opponent. ff Wilbur Herman in a familiar position. W, M. ..,- 1 rua. WWTW Ws.:1,..,,,..,t , M , A,A A ,v A . is , W K s l E f . , ,,.rffw.,..w-a.-.M,.,M.,,1.mf.M,.M,.,,r,W,s,. 3' I --A-....., rf' W' a 1, r J- al. 'F G fi 1, La W..- ,a ,,,h .,,wA N I ma 7 Q an Ken Golder takes first at Higginsville. W--....4.-,t-.. There were many highlights of the 1971 -72 season. Several of the wrestlers had excellent records. Loren was undefeated most of the season, as was Wilbur Herman. Mike Olive was credited with a 15-4-1 final record. All of these boys are seniors and will be missed next year. However, numerous underclassmen had fine seasons, including Randy Billington, Ronnie Hough, and Mark Repp. Ken Golder, who moved to BHS this year, was the sparkplug ofthe team. Ken had placed in the Kansas State Meet as a junior, and he would have gone to the Missouri State Meet if he didn't have to move in the middle of the year. Loren Appleberry applies hold to Nevada wrestler. Randy Billington shows his form. Track Coach Robert Miller's track team underwent an eventful year of 1971-72. There were several highlights during the year. Bob Thornton, Randy Brit- tingham, and countless others supplied exciting thrills for their team, Several tracksters came through with victories steadily, The four mile relay was won with a record time. Mr. Maynard Wallace was the coach of the junior high track team this year. Many victories provided Butler with first-place awards at nu- merous meets. Several junior high boys are being counted on to provide extra power in the coming years. K .r prr . !, ,. f, it P ,.i' p K ar, NWN X K XT' 3 Steve Berkebile breaking a junior high record. Miler, Ronnie Jones, at Harrison- ville meet T MSF Varsity Track Team , ' W V AWs 55'ff2?? f, L, - rfswfuff fi: . 1' my, Ma. Q, fa 2 .3555 l, l,rr Q ,irll of ,rr rf aw gtffif gn , ig m y Q11 M X' 'bf' Qf Coach Miller instructs Bob Thornton on daily exer- cises. T .. .... - T .J C A perfect hand-off Butler is in the lead. 7th and 8th Grade Track Team Freshman Track Team pauses for a moment. G0 lf Here are the real swingers of the school--the golf team. Mr. Richard Robinson, the golf coach, led a team that finished second at the conference meet in Harrisonville. The team was divided into two separate squads. The varsity, a group of five golfers, were consistently shoot- ing well in every meet. The ju- nior varsity consists of four to five golfers. Two juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen will make up the 1971-'73 team. Several junior high duffers are expected to utilize their skills in helping in the upcoming seasons. .. .na H.. .. Dennis Raybourn at his best ,.. ,Ma x 5 fm Arnie and Jack fif 42 V,,i.. if .1 nw as . J rss , r. f si- . f Rx A . 1 . ' ' Q , 'f-'yn sa V x ,L . L 'vi Golf team members Coach Richard Robinson Senior Randy Mills Bear Club The 1971-72 Bear Club spent most of its time working in the concession stand. Their major money-making project was selling wastebaskets. The money was intended to be for a float trip in the Ozarks, but it was impossible to go because of a busy schedule at the last of school. An athletic banquet was held for all the athletes and their parents on Friday, May 5, in the multi-purpose room. The guest speaker was Gunther Cunningham, defensive coach for the Arkansas Razorbacks. An interesting film was shown review- ing the Razorbacks' previous season. After the film awards were given. The Bear Club officers were Mark Repp, Presidentg Brad Wayland, Vice-presidentg Randy Pike, Secretaryg Steve Niemcryk, Treasurerg and Bear Club Officers Wilbur Herman, Sergeant-at-Arms. .ar .. - W nr Coach Jerrel Allen--Sponsor asf? Team prayer Coach Dolan Hawkins--Sponsor V x Pep Club The B.H. S. Pep Club, under its new point point system, was Very active this year. The entire club assisted the coaches by keeping the football and basketball players full of cookies and pop. The halls were filled with locker tags and spirit signs which boosted the spirit of the entire school. They showed great enthusiasm during the pep assemblies and at the games. The officers-frightj-are: President, Nancy Zer- beg Vice President, Saline Robertsg Secretary, Sue Hancockg and Treasurer, Marna Tucker. Cheering their team on. . . . . . . . A - - L ' W, f-, -.-,u-tm-.r.N,, w-WVW'-.yr-fb-W-H of W, 4? , ,,,,,,s,, - V, , I F i r 1 i i Bobi Rush, Carol Grizzell, Marilyn Nissen, Jan Smith, Carol Smith, and Mary Laughlin Bake sales sent the girls to camp. Varsity Squad The Varsity Cheer- leaders for 1971 -1972 were all seniors. They were chosen at spring tryouts and attended the National Cheerleading Association's summer camp in Marshall, Mis- souri. The six girls re- turned home to proudly display their five blue ribbons and the coveted Spirit Stick. They were busy throughout the year helping the boys and boosting the school spirit. Some of their activities in- cluded making locker tags, hall signs, and baking cookies. They also prepared a brunch for the basketball boys on Courtwarming morning. - Brad Wayland is one of the many boys that helped at assemblies. Junior Varsity and Freshmen Squad The Freshmen Cheer- leaders frightj were chosen in the spring and attended the National Spirit Association's summer camp where they learned new cheers and chants. Fawn Alkire was alternate. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Qbelowj attended the Interna- tional Cheerleading Foundation's summer camp where they won the spark plug for showing excellent spirit. Both squads showed their sincere pep and spirit throughout the entire year. Mary Brumback Sue Dills Jill Tiona and Janet Louthain TIT Kathy Laughlin, Evonne Pike, Barta Cox, Debbie Crist, Tena Stephens, and Nancy Jennings S 1 .an . N Junior High Pep Club and Cheerleaders The junior high cheerleaders were: Gale Hart- ley, Jamie Six, Pam Washburn, Mary McNabb, Kim Linard, and Gay Wells. The pep club was helpful in promoting school spirit under the leadership of their officers: Patti Mueller, Dana Jennings, Kim Becham, Lesley York, Pam Zell- and Fawn Alkire. mer, Jennie S cott, ...KX Clubs tudent ouncils The Senior High Student Council began their term of office at the beginning ofthe school year after being elected the previous spring. Besides their regular duties, the council also sponsored Homecoming and the new Spike and Cinder dance. The council had several money- making projects. Two of these were selling newspaper subscriptions and sponsoring con- cession stands. Toward the end of the year, the council revised the student handbook and took charge of honor day. The Junior High Student Council was also active this year by sponsoring several dances and concession stands. X 'Www Junior High Student Cotmcil and officers Senior High officers preparing popcorn President, Bob Thornton, announcing roy- alty S ll 76 W sf s i as Q, s .R - ational Honor Society The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. A.B. Spears, is the most sought- after club of all organizations in school, This club bestows a great honor to its members and to the entire school system. Highlights of the year were caroling at Christmas, decorating the Christmas tree, and inducting new members. Much appre- ciation should be conveyed to Mr. Spears for his fine work and effort with this or- , ganization. NHS members decorating Christmas tree The National Honor Society poses for a picture. NHS Officers American Field Service The American Field Service was very active this year, even though BHS was unable to find a family for an exchange student. Powderpuff football, AFS Carnivals, and money -making projects were all parts of a gratifying year. Mr. Carl Worden, the AFS sponsor, did a fine job of keeping up the interest in this club, proved by the fact that it is the largest organization in Butler High School. Mary Laughlin, a senior at Butler, served as the president of the American Field Service. Foreign students entertain at assembly AFS Chapter Officers AFS F.T.A. And BCCU The Distributive Ed- cation Club of America gives national recog - nition to the students in the fields of sales and js Yi2 Xa FMLA bers include Qfrom left to rightj Rita Sinkhorn, Carol Grizzell, Jim Ramsey, Larry Sutton, Tom MCC-frath, Stanley Mr. Greener conducts the DECCA meeting. '1 it , ,,,, ,- ,, i ,,,. ,V My first Jackson, Max Nesmith, and Darwin Hall. Mr. Greener is their spon- sor. The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mr. Duzan and Mrs. Mclntire, worked throughout the year to better prepare themselves for their experiences in the teaching profession. The members are qfrom left to rightj Joe Clapp, Tena Stephens, Gloria Lewis, Barta Cox, Kathy Laughlin, Jane Mahaffey, Maribeth Diehl, and Mr. Duzan, their sponsor. distribution. The mem- Future Homemakers 0 America The Butler chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. King, enjoyed many activities during the year. Bake sales. Christmas caroling, a parents night, and voluntary money campaigns for the March of Dimes and Cerebral Palsy were some of the projects that kept them busy. Their officers were: Saline Roberts, Presidentg Francie Giacone, First Vice Presidenrg Wanda Carrell, Secre- taryg Denise Dodds, Treasurerg Judy Dunlap, Devotionsg Donna Dickerson, Parliamentariang Teresa Goeking, Reporterfferesa Wilson, Historiang Pam Ellis, Second Vice President. FHA officers Julie Davidson shows FHA appreciation to Mrs. Christie. NY FHA girls serving as hostesses ff 3' Q K K 3 x 'Q Sli? KX k. A '-ERE? :s 5- -um.-1 -.-f i QV . S xza .N X N K R 5 in is 2- 'M 5 f- ,, .MN :iw 5 -:f--,:-- .K-1:53515 X, 594 iz 4 ,fa nf amass :g -mis, N 1 :, :wma Q my :-:er X X l 3 ww . .,A , .ki 'ix NE Xb milf 1-,N V x, Q? X XS 'K B W xf' 0 'F . 9 Al 11 .r is ti W arf x ii, , Q gviikI4f Q Qx 52 xiii gi X ii X X Q QQ X E5 9 SQ, Q 5 x QAM X E X E Q 5 -QW -X x if ,M M-, .V .1 Q l ws- 1: 1 ,, .ff ', s f' , ff' wif wwf MQ . is gg x Q Y 4 Sf- FFA The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. These purposes and objectives are achieved thru vari- ous student activities and contesm. Public speak ing and parliamentary procedure are stressed. Annual events which have become traditional are parents nights, parent and son banquet, the Barnwarmin, and other educational and recre ational activities. The FFA seeks to be active in leadership development of the members and is concerned with the building of our American communities. A I A A ,,, .... X Learning to do 82 artbeth Dtehl Barnwarmtng ueen Gay Shubert, Barnwarmmg Attendant On November 19, 1971, the Future Farmers of Amer- ica held their annual Barn- warming Dance in the Vo- cational Agricultural De- partment. The candidates for Barnwarming Queen and their Attendants took a test to evaluate their knowledge of Agriculture. The class that made the highest cumu- lative score was chosen Barnwarming Queen and At- tendant. The following were the queen and attendant candidates: Debbie Kenney and Cindy Payne, seniorsg Becky Wheatly and Shirlie Diehl, juniorsg Martha Davis and Mary Alice Brumback, freshmen. The sophomore candidates Maribeth Diehl and Gay Shubert were chosen the 1971-'72 Barnwarming Queen and Attendant. Doug Diehl, FFA president crowns his sister as Barn- warming Queen. Art Club The Art Club began the year with various fund -raising projects. Two of these projects were selling candles that the club made during the Christmas season and sponsoring concession stands at the ball games. Again this year, they sponsored a float entry in the Homecoming parade. The club participated in many art contests throughout the year. Kevin Rockwood received an award at the Bates County Art Show for his entry. Several field trips were taken at the end of the year. I Art Club exhibits many interesting displays. Z . 5 tai z . to 1 X, 7 1 - rg , .,.a.-1-'M ' nu 0,1 'W' vt: U' 5 N on ,a 4, tw inn Xxx' i- so nu Jana' av zzzt... .--5 :f11,, an H' fur' 'N' M an un W ,H wqg ff!! tl IA vu u 6009 5 X , 'Q' A1 HV 'NY .. . ,W nv W gg IQ! 9 I nu 4 nh Art Club officers pause for a moment. 5 - W ff ,f t f X 84 4 fag French lub Fun a la francaise was the theme this year as French Club members enjoyed the traditional bonfire hosted by the Hedges' family, the traditional Christmas caroling, followed by a party in the Logan home, and a fun- hold. The two highlights of the year were the French Laugh-In presented by French H students for the club and guests and the annual banquet. complete with a French sidewalk cafe setting and a real French cuisine. t s 5' Homecoming a la francaise filled evening in the Booth house- Dramatics Club Under the able sponsorship of Eric Moore, who teaches speech and dramatics, the Dramatics Club had an exceptionally successful year. They were a source of many entertaining and amusing presentations. The first assembly in which they performed was a potpourri of inventive skits and quickies. A Christmas assembly included three longer plays with many Christmas -related skits, including a visit from Santa and the un-deer . A performance of Dinny and the Witches was presented to the school in the spring. t i s 42 t bf' 9 ' withal 1 4' is fi ' ,K ,, , ' i ' 3? ,V 1 if 1 ai -cu , I 3 - V4 VV , gy , 1 2 F, 1 Rusty pantomimes wrestling an alligator. X s Dramatics Club officers 1 1 Q' X A , , . , Q . ,, E ' .4 1 1 f W ,a f f 33 Q5 5 33. 1 2 'af i t ,, Q Q 1 A at a , ,S ,., fs , 1 1 Xl Q , 1, , - M 'Q Q2 we' all l i 5 L 625' fi Q , 2 Q 25 ly 1? 5 ei E 2 ggi We must not be talking about the same man. May I help you, sir? s .4 : 2 '?'E -avg? f FBLA Although this was the first year for the FBLA Club in Butler High School, this club proved itself as one of the most active clubs in the school system. The sponsors began the year with an extensive membership drive. As a result, the club's membership became the largest in the school with a total of 68 members. Some of the club's activities included a Homecoming entry, a sock hop, several guest speakers, and the recognition of FBLA Week. The FBLA members attended the dis- trict meeting at Stockton, Missouri where they received four out of six dis- trict offices. The members also received several first places in various contests which enabled them to attend the state First club officers to be installed consisted of eight Seniors. meeting at jefferson City, Missouri. District Officers: Kathy Conley, Angie Gier, Doncella Wright, and DiSIriCI Installing Officers from Stockton Mark Repp. Missouri. 7 f fem? ,sm ,J r ev. new :K i 1 sz iss fs is xr' hw stew -, 1: 1 s . s , -- I A Y ? 3 I 1 4 Activities w 5 Ei fl 5 ii' ff 5 Z 4 2 S i High School twirlers: Marilyn Nissen, Jill Tioni, Vicki Grimes, Kathy Laughlin, Mary Laughlin, and Barta Cox. v . A 90 fiiillifs- 2 1 High School pom pon girls: Jan Smith, Angie Gier, Susan Steinbeck, Melody Thornton, Ioan Williams, and Linda Glit- tinger. The Marching Bands Had Many Sparkling Assets That Added to Their Per ormances Experience and skill topped the true performers of the high school and junior high marching bands. The high school twirlersg Mark Mills, the drum majorg and Arthur Ghys, the band di- rector, attended the summer tines, half time shows, and marching styles that were used throughout the year in street marching and half time performances of the football games. The pom pon girls performed a special routine at one of the varsity basketball games . camp at Wichita, Kansas and learned many new rou- , Y, Mark Mills, drum major, demonstrates at ease Arthur Ghys, band director position. Junior High twirlersz Kim Linard, Kelly LeNeve, Starlett Thornton, and Jennie Scott The Butler High School concert band performing at the Christmas concert. P 'S ine? . K The Butler High School marching band marching in the Homecoming parade. Practice makes perfect. . . . And the Beat Goes JWA6 Band officers displaying music abilities A Il This year the marching Butler Bears and the marching Butler Cubs marched home with two first place trophies and one sec- ond place trophy. Both march- ing units performed at the half time shows during football seasons. The pep band was an added attraction this year to the var- sity basketball games. They were under the student direction of Paul Jones. To follow tradition, the con- cert band performed excellently in district competition with many groups reaching eligibility of state contest. Spring and Christmas concerts were given by both junior and senior high concert bands. Qaefiift , f ,si Junior High marching and concert bands directed by Mr. Ghys and Mr. White ...-. I For the fourth year in a row, the Butler High School Band earned a one rating at the district music con- test held at Central Missouri State College. Again, they were the only band in the West Central Conference to receive this honor. The concert band performed the pieces Masque and Folk Song Suite. At the annual Spring Festival, the band appeared with the guest soloist, Mr. John Leisenring. He teaches trombone lessons at the Con- servatory in Kansas City. The high school and junior high stage bands also performed several numbers. The Junior High Concert Band traveled to Ft, Scott, Kansas where they competed in the Annual Spring Music Festival. Practicing for State Music Contest. and Members on a Four Year Winning Streak Junior High Stage Band displays trophy. Ensemble members that received I ratings. -- , . . N High School Stage Band Stage Band This year the High School Stage Band traveled to Union Star, Missouri where they re- ceived a first place trophy. They were also very fortunate to have Rick Brumback, Bobi Rush, and Leslie Noe in the all-star band. At the Spring Festival, the High School Stage Band per- formed with Mr. John Leisen- ring, professional trombonist. The Junior High Stage Band also traveled to Union Star to compete in their jazz festival. They also brought home a first place trophy. 5 3 All-Star performers Nancy and Patricia Booth receive music award at honor day. ri .. , 1 6, I M,, QF - 6' 'W 'Q' if is se- 42 W ,9 , Wffi :,' E 44 5 555' w , ' Wig! V, , 6 W 6 E i 1 M, ' 7 V ' xg' ,VV, W W , f 4 ' Ly W1 'Q ' 4l ' A la 5 4 ' ',Q' 1 , Q ,,, , ,Z l :, V l V t 3 V' Vi,V in 4 , 3 , Q 2 S .,,, 3? g f , , , vl Q f T '2'L A , 1 , ' ' 5 E , 1 X 4 iLl ' , - Y , - 1 f f m m Q in W 5 f -. -W 4 7 f sc. ':f:f ' if '15 4 4 W 4 ff fi, 4,1 a , f W W ' - , W , 7' may The Butler High School Chorus truly showed their talent when they brought home a one rating from competition in the mixed chorus di- vision at district contest held at Central Missouri State University. This rating was well deserved as all four judges rated them as a one group. Many ensembles and solos received one ratings at the State Music Contest held at the Missouri University at Columbia. Not only did the chorus do well at contest but also they performed well at their Christmas and Spring concerts. The Junior High Chorus also performed at Christmas.and in the Spring. Throughout the year, both choruses provided many special music services to different groups and their activities. The High School Chorus also participated in the annual choral clinic. Both chorus groups were directed by Mrs. Elaine Gunnels. Mrs Elaine Gunnels director junior High Chorus Qbelowj 66 99 Seniors Play Stardust Janet Ross . . . Phil Ford . . . Tad Voorhis . . Marion Phipps . John Redman . Cynthia Keene . Raimund Brown Mavis Moriarity . . . . Mr. Freeman . Miss Robinson . Mr. Bach , . , Prudence Mason Arthur Scott, Jr Jerry Flanagan . Claire Carter . Dean of Women Stella Brahms , Director .... Student Manager Melody Thornton . . . Bob Thornton , ,Homer Linard . . Carol Smith . . Roger Bise . . Cara Doane , , Brad Wayland , Mary Laughlin , . Caroll Dodds . . Sue Hancock Kevin Rockwood , , , Ian Smith . .Randy Mills . . . Rusty Logan . Marilyn Nissen Donna Dickerson . . . .Bobi Rush ,Mr. Eric Moore , Saline Roberts Claire acts out her version of the death of Cleopatra. There, do you feel dominant Miss Mason? - Mr. Moore demonstrates the art of applying makeup. Couples in the play Elroy, it's just what I 've longed for. juniors Present CG ' 99 Strzctly Formal Mrs. Cutler . . Mr. Cutler . . Mr. Ahern . . Agnes .... Sally ...... Jane Cutler . . Cindy Collins . Marcia ..... Elroy ...... George Ahern . Jim . .... .. Mrs. Tilton . . . Rose Tilton . . Josie Tilton . . Lieutenant Bob Director .... Student Manager . . . CAST Becky Wheatley Jerry Sturm Jed Rogers Gail Lorimer Lee Ann Lewis Jo Ann Dills Vicki Grimes Karen McGuire Jim Tiona Mark Levy Mark Repp Shirlie Diehl Nancy Jennings Donna Golladay John Schaller A, B. Spears Marna Tucker J 1 think he's adorable. Oh, by the way . . What I could have done with a dress like that! 3, --IL Bear Facts The Bear Facts staff concluded the eventful year of 1971-72. This class sometimes re- ceives undue criticism, even though they do the work of publishing the school news. Terri Zerbe did a fine job as editor of the paper first semester, and the editor for second se- mester was Randy Mills, who also took a great deal of responsibility for the running of the paper. Mrs. George Ann Fisher, the paper's sponsor, should also be congratulated on her accomplishments. The student body thanks the Bear Facts staff for all their efforts. Kevin Rockwood staples the final copy 'S ENV? also ...,.....,,-H.........,........., ...,.,.s..,r. K , 5 ..s......s A A 5 2 l i .MM i ! F so as.. l 3 .,.s,,.,,k,...,.,......, r ai ,. 2 as ..L. s Q ,t.s...- M. F .c..L.,.s . F t N. ...sw ..Y....,.. fri ff if ...fm Fiiixxg .fig The Bear Facts staff mr ,WM r..,. , s,....,,.w..W......4...s. The staff, hard at work WWW? 1 s i U I' U Q, is , A, l 'K ,QM l X , me Y' , fi ,Aw ' MW Ax 4. ww' -ew l k u' S., Q QP egg :FQ 'Y ' Mfzg. -' ,gff Ami yy-ii'-xH ' 2m,x Qin ' - 'wo ' H.. A xg? Qi! f as X at fr? X 'f N5 ' S, ga' 8 .Q,Q. , W 'gil . . 5 L. S 1.kk W .WE it is Q.,5s,E -A WG V- 'fi Ziff' 4 A ual . j S -3 1,4 .635 9u.4 ' 5 .cv ueen Nellie Williams Crowned As First Spike and Cinder Royalty After everyone had predicted rain, the rain finally came after the first Spike and Cinder Queen was announced. Nellie Williams, sophomore, was crowned by Ran- dy Brittingham and Reid Scifers during a fifteen school track meet held at Butler's own track on April 27, 1972. Nellie was es- corted by Mark Varns. The other candidates were Patricia Jackson, senior, and Linda Craig, junior. Patricia was es- corted by Bob Thornton, and Lin- da was escorted by Jim Tiona. The candidates were elected by their respective classes and Queen Nellie was chosen by a vote of the tracksters. She was presented a bouquet of flowers and a crown. Nellie reigned over the track meet and the festivities that were held that night. . -44 4 Queen Nellie and her court iw 'K Q -Hilde. QM Spike and Cinder candidates pose for a picture l02 S p f. .- e A tr, . ' W . M 4 r f s F Sem - -- X i i ii ,,,, Q1 'Q K K 'A Q , P W S i 1 ' r't-, - -:ss - .s 9 f t I4 W 8 K , X H XTX- X -. X, W i 'iii-r'i...Al ' em .f -r r , 1 Mrs. Harris presents Math awards. . i i ' ,f.f:1N it rsss S! 1 Mr. Ghys awards band certificates. , M Mrs. Albin distributes Constitution awards. Junior High Honor Assembly On May 16, 1972 thejunior high teachers held an assembly where they presented the top seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students with various types of recognition. A wide variety of class awards were given. Some included Math, English, History, Science, and Shop. Other awards were presented also. Some of these were band certificates, perfect attendance awards, and sports letters. Mrs. Albin, History instructor, was presented roses from the students as she will be retiring after the 1972 school year. Maribeth Grechus is presented English award. A v, '5 ,lj ' , - - ,. ea Mr. Fisher recognizes Physical Science students. XSYA .Nagy-. . J an-Nj Saline Roberts, Best Girl Citizen Reid Scifers, Best Boy Citizen Reid and Saline pause for a moment at honor day. Although Butler's school system has many good citizens, only two may be awarded the honor each year. The Best Girl Citizen for 1972 was Saline Roberts and the Best Boy Citizen for 1972 was Reid Scifers. They were both repre- senting the Senior Class. The other candidates were Cindy Davis and Terry Bledsoe, juniorsg and Katie McGuire and Charles Rush, sopho- mores. The citizenship candidates were nom- inated by their respec- tive classes and voted on by the student body. Saline and Reid re- ceived award medals from Randy Mills, Senior Class President, at the honors program, and both gave acceptance speeches. Butlerite ueen Cheryl York The well-kept secret was released when the annual staff announced Cheryl York, senior, and John Golladay, sophomore, as the 1972 Butlerite Royalty at the annual honors program. The other candidates included Doug Diehl, seniorg Patricia Wilson and Larry Scott, juniorsg and Joan Williams, sopho- more. These candidates were nominated by their classes and voted on by the student body. According to tradition, these candi- dates had their pictures taken at a studio and then these pictures were sent to a celebrity to be judged on personal appear- ance. This year the annual staff was fortunate to have Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fitzmorris judge the pictures. Mr. Fitzmorris is a pitcher for the Kansas City Royals and Mrs. Fitzmorris is a former model and runner-up in the Miss Kansas competition. Butlerite King and Queen Patricia Wilson J oan Williams Butlerite King John Golladay Bob Thornton emcees at honor as- sembly. 2 Y Butlerite King Candidates Doug Diehl, Candi- Larry Scott, candi- Butlerite candidates anxiously awaiting their crowning. date. date. Prom and Banquet The Junior Class presented to the Se- nior Class of 1972 the festive Prom and Banquet entitled 'tFirst Lovef' The Banquet was held on May 19, 1972 in the Methodist Church basement with the Methodist Church women pre- paring the menu. Mr. Charles Key, former high school principal at Butler, was the guest speaker. The Prom was held on May 20, 1972 in the grade school gym- nasium. The decora- tions carried out the theme. Music was pro- vided by Totapoke, a band from Columbia, Missouri. Senior couple enjoying the Prom. Everyone enjoyed the sound of Totapoke.,' '-0-nv-.U Melody Thornton tells her story Momento, Momentof' Jim Daniels and date take a break. Junior couple posing by the swing at the Prom. V Seniors try to sleep on route to Dallas. 72 on '72 Senior Trip It was an exciting moment when the Seniors left Butler to spend a fun-filled three days in the beautiful city of Dallas, Texas Most of the time was spent sightseeing, rodeoing, and, of course, visiting Six Flags Over Texas. The group returned tired but happy. Suitcases were sorted. axmf:.1:,:,:4e mmf 2 mzwnw gawt'f-ff'-esta' girly' They arrived at 7:00 a.m. qAbovep Scenic view of the botanical gardens qLeftj And, of course, there was the log ride. Graduatwn 1972 A busy last week culminated in the graduation exercises which took place on May 19, 1972, in the Butler High School auditorium. Commencement speakers were Roger Bise, Salutatoriang Randy Mills, president of the Senior Classy and Cara Jean Doan, valedictorian. Friday morning practice for commencement. ii gmt., ini , if -?f.'..if'f'1 The stage was done in the class colors, purple and lavender. Last minute changes were made Recognition of scholastic awards were made by Mr. E. I. McRell and diplomas were pre- sented by Dr, Robert Strobach, president of the R-V School Board As the graduates left the stage, they were given lighted candles and the recessional was performed by candlelight. 1 ww 7 '?:2,:5 ,, -f isxsyxs ,,,, Tassles were changed from left to right. Smiles were mixed with tears. Senior Credits Gloria Gier Appleberry Barnwarming Candidate 2, Pep Club 2,3, FTA 3, AFS 2,3, 4, FHA l, Art Club 4, Reporter 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll l,2, 3,4, Junior Play, Assembly 1,4, Business Contest 2,4, Type- writing Award 2, Chorus l,Choral Clinic l,District Music Contest l. Loren Appleberry Bear Club 4, Reel Rollers 3, Junior Play, Assembly 4, Foot- ball 4, lettered 4, Intramurals 4, Wrestling 3,4, lettered 3,4, Shop Contest 2,4. Barbara Baker Barnwarming Queen 3, Candidate l, Pep Club l,2,3, AFS 2, 3,4, NHS 2,3,4, FBLA 4, Reporter 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Assembly 1,2,4, Class Reporter 2, Intramurals 3, FBLA Contest 4, Math Award 2,3 ,4, Regents Scholarship, NEDT Award. Linda Bartlett Pep Club 3, Assembly 4, Intramurals 3, Chorus 4, District Music Contest 4. Debbie Berkebile Fair Butler Candidate 1, Pep Club 1,2, Treasurer 2, AFS 2, Honor Roll 2,3 ,4, Assembly l,2,4, Business Contest 4, Band l,2,3,4, lettered 2,3,4, State Music Contest l,2,3, District Music Contest l,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3, Shorthand Award. Cathy Hayden Beshore Assembly 4, Chorus 2,3, District Music Contest 2,3, Roger Bise French Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, NHS 2,3 ,4, Vice- President 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Categories 2, All-Star Team 2, Perfect Attendance 2,3,4, Assembly 4, Senior Superlative-Most Studious, Football 2, 3,4, lettered 3,4, Track 1,3, lettered 3, Business Contest 4, Math Contest 2,3, Boys State 3, World History Award, United States History Award 3, Business Award 4, French Award 3, Trigonometry Award 3, English Literature Award 4, College Preparations Award 4, NEDT Award, NMSQT Commendation, Regents Scholarship, Curators Award, Out- standing Teen of America, Merit's Who's Who in America, Organization of Outstanding High School Students, Band 1, 2,3,4, lettered l,2,4, Pep Band 3,4, District Music Contest l,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,3 ,4. Myrna Bock Pep Club l,2,3,4, FHA l,3,4, French Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2,3 ,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3, Home Economics Award, Shorthand Award, Assembly 4. Nancy Booth Pep Club l,2,3, French Club 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Treasurer 4, NHS 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Dramatics Play 3, Regular Attendance 2, Assembly l,2,3,4, Senior Supelative-Most Studious, Intramurals 4, Business Contest 4, Speech Contest 3, Declamatory Award 3, French Award 3,4, Shorthand Award 4, Regents Scholarship, Band l,2,3,4, lettered 2,3,4, Band Clinic 3,4, Pep Band l,2,3, District Music Contest l,2, 3,4, State Music Contest l,2,3,4. Patricia Booth Pep Club l,2,3, French Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Sec- retary 4, NHS 2,3 ,4, Treasurer 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Dra- matics Play 3, Regular Attendance 2,3, Perfect Attendance 4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Senior Superlative-Best Musician, Intramurals 4, Business Contest 4, Speech Contest 3, De- clamatory Award 3, French Award 3, Regents Scholarship, Shorthand Award 4, Band l,2,3,4, lettered 1,2,3 ,4, Band Clinic 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3 ,4, Pep Band l,2,3, District Music Contest l,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,2,3,4. Randy Brittingham Bear Club 2,3,4, AFS 4, French Club 3,4, Assembly 4, FBLA 4, Historian 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Class Vice-President 4, Football l,2,3,4, lettered 2,3,4, Co-captain 4, Basketball l,2,3, Track 1,3 ,4, lettered 3,4, State Outdoor Track 3,4, State Indoor Track 4, Intramurals 4, Football Manager 1. Herbie Brownsberger Bear Club 3,4, Student Council ,1, FFA l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, NHS 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Class Vice-President 3, Football l,2,3, lettered 3, Basketball l,Wrestling 3, lettered 3, District Agriculture Contest l,2,3, Math Contest 2, Boys State 3, FFA Award 3. Rick Brumback Butlerite King Candidate 2, Bear Club 2,3 ,4, Student Coun- cil 1, AFS 3,4, NHS 3,4, Reporter 4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Class Representative l,Butlerite Staff 3,4, Senior Superla- tive-Best Dressed, Football l,2,3,4, lettered 2,3 ,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3 ,4, lettered 3,4, Golf 1,2,3 ,4, lettered 2,3 ,4, Intra- murals 4, Regents Scholarship, Band l,2,3,4, lettered l,2,3, 4, Band Clinic 3,4, Stage Band l,2,3,4, District Music Con- test 1,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,2,3,4. Marsha Burgess Transferred from Sander, Wyoming 4, Assembly 4. David Christopher Honor Roll 4, Assembly 4. Keith Christopher Dramatics Play 3, Assembly 3,4, Class Sergeant at Arms 2, Intramurals 2,3, Co-captain 3. Sally Cooper Dramatics 3, Art Club 3, Honor Roll 2,3, Dramatics Play 3, Junior Play, Assembly 3,4, Intramurals 3, Dramatics Con- test 4. Linda Cox Assembly 4. Shelley Davidson Transferred from Kansas City, Missouri 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, FHA l,4, Co-Ed Correspondent 4, Y-Teens l, FBLA 4, Honor Roll 1,4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2, Winter Sport Varsity Cheerleader 3, History Award 1, Chorus 4, District Music Contest 4. Jim Dickens Assembly 3,4. Donna Dickerson Pep Club l,2,3,4, Council Representative 4, AFS 3,4, FHA l,3,4, Parliamentarian 4, Dramatics 4, Secretary 4, NHS 3, 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance l,4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Intramurals 4, FBLA Contest 4, Math Contest 3,4, Betty Crocker Award 4, Home Economics Award 4, NEDT Award, Regents Scholarship. Doug Diehl Butlerite King Candidate 2,4, Sweetheart King 4, Candidate l, Best Boy Citizen Candidate l, Student Council l,3, Trea- surer 3, FFA l,2,3,4, President 4, Sub-District Vice-Presi- dent 4, NHS 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3 ,4, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4, Class President l, Class Reporter 2, Senior Superla- tive-Most Dependable, Basketball 2,3,4, lettered 4, Agri- culture Contest l,2,3,4, State Agriculture Contest 4, Boys State 3, Band l,Assembly l,2,3,4. Dale Dines FFA l,2,3,4, Assembly 4, Agriculture District Contest 1,2, 4, Agriculture State Contest l,2,4, Shop Contest 4. Cara Doane Pep Club l,2,3,4, AFS 3, Dramatics 4, Thespian 4, NHS 2, 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Class Reporter 4, Senior Superlative-Most Likely to Succeed, Intramurals 4, Math Contest 2,3,4, Speech Contest 4, Algebra II Award, Trigonometry Award, Geometry Award, Curators Award, NEDT Award, Regents Scholarship, Chorus 1,2,3, lettered 2,3, Choral Clinic 3, District Music Contest l,2,3. Caroll Dodds French Club 3,4, Dramatics 4, Art Club 2,3 ,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 2,3,4, Assembly l,2,4, Courtesy Award 2, Chorus 2,3 ,4, Choral Clinic 2,3,4, Dis- trict Music Contest 2,3,4, State Music Contest 2,3,4. Judy Dunlap Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Intramurals 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, lettered 2,4, Choral Clinic l,2,3,4, Dis- trict Music Contest 1,2,3 ,4, State Music Contest 4. Pam Ellis Pep Club l,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, FHA 3,4, Officer 4, French Club 4, NHS 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 2 4, Home Economics Award 1,2 , Term Paper Award 3, Regents Scholarship 4. Sheryl Everett Pep Club 1, AFS 3, Dramatics 3, Art Club 1,3 ,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Junior Play, Assembly 1,2,3 ,4, Chorus 4, lettered 4. Barbara Fritts Pep Club l, FTA l, Dramatics Club 3,4, Art Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4, Junior Play, Assembly l,2,3,4, Dramatics Play 3. Linda Giittinger Pep Club l,2,3, AFS l,2,3, Honor Roll 3,4, Pompon Girl 2 3,4, Assembly l,2,3,4,Golf l,2,3, Intramurals 3, Band l,2,, 3,4, lettered 3,4, Band Clinic 2, Pep Band 1,2, Chorus 3,4, lettered 3,4, Choral Clinic 3,4, District Music Contest 1,2,3 4, State Music Contest 4. Carol Grizzell Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 3, AFS l,2,3, FHA 3, DECA 4, Honor Roll 2,3 ,4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Golf l,2,3, Intramurals 4, Freshman Cheerleader, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, DECA Contest 4, Band 1,2,3, lettered l,3, Cho- rus 3,4, lettered 3,4, Vice-President 4, Choral Clinic 3,4, District Music Contest l,2,3,4, State Music Contest 4. Sue Hancock Best Girl Citizen Candidate, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Council Representative 3, AFS 2,3,4, Foreign Exchange Sister 2, Dramatics 4, Thespian 4, NHS 2,3,4, Secretary 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3 ,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Per- fect Attendance 4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Senior Superlative- Most Dependable, Business Contest 4, FBLA District Con- test 4, FBLA State Contest 4, Speech Contest 4, Type- writing Award 3, Shorthand Award 4, Regents Scholarship, NEDT Award. Sherry Hedges Best Girl Citizen Candidate l,AFS 3, French Club 3,4, Historian 4, NHS 2,3,4, Historian 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll 1 2,3 ,4, Perfect Attendance 2,4, Assembly l,2,3,4, Class Sec- retary 3, Intramurals 4, Business Contest 4, FBLA District Contest 4, FBLA State Contest 4, Regents Scholarship. Shirley Hedges AFS 3, French Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3 ,4, Per- fect Attendance l,2,3,4, Assembly 2,3 ,4, Senior Superla- tive-Most Athletic, Intramurals 2,4, Presidential Phsyical Fitness Award 3,4. 4 Wilbur Herman Best Boy Citizen 2,43 Bear Club 233343 Vice-President 3, Sergeant at Arms 43 FFA 1,233 ,4, Reporter 43 Junior Play3 Assembly 1,2,3,43 Class Sergeant at Arms 3,43 Senior Super- lative-Best All-Round3 Football 13233343 Co-captain 43 Wrestling 3343 Agriculture Contest 1,233 ,4. Mike Holland Bear Club 43 FFA 1,2333 Assembly 43 Football 3343 lettered 43 Wrestling 334, lettered 3,43 Agriculture Contest 3. Patricia Jackson Spike and Cinder Royalty 43 Pep Club 2,33 AFS 2,3,4g FHA 23 Art Club 2,3 ,43 Perfect Attendance 132,33 Assembly 1,23 3,4. Stanley Jackson Reel Rollers 1,233 343 DECA 43 Assembly 43 DECA Contest 4. Debbie Kenney Barnwarming Candidate 43 Pep Club 1,2,3g AFS 13233 343 FHA 1,2,33 Dramatics 33 FBLA 43 Honor Roll 43 Assembly 3,4g Business Contest 4. Steve Kenney Assembly 13233 343 Football 4, lettered 43 Wrestling 33 let- tered 3. Mary Laughlin Butlerite Queen Candidate 23 Pep Club 13233,4, Vice-Presi- dent 23 Student Council 23 FTA 3, Vice-President 33 AFS 1, 233,43 President 4, Foreign Exchange Sister 33 French Club 33 Dramatics Club 43 Honor Roll 3,45 Dramatics Play 43 Ju- nior Play, Best Supporting Actress Awardg Senior Play3 Twirler 13233343 Assembly 1,2,3,4g Class Representative 23 Senior Superlative-Peppiestg Intramurals 1,233 343 Freshman Cheerleader3 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 33 Varsity Cheer- leader 43 Co-captain 3,43 FBLA Contest 43 Dramatics Con- test 43 NEDT AWHId3 Band 1,2,3,4, lettered 13233,43 Librar- ian 33 Pep Band 23 Chorus 233343 lettered 23334, President 33 43 Choral Clinic 2,3 ,43 District Music Contest l,2,3,43 State Music Contest 2,3,4. Homer Linard Bear Club 233343 Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 43 AFS 43 French Club 33 Dramatics 43 Honor Roll 3343 Dra- matics Play 43 Junior Play, Best Supporting Actor3 Senior Play3 Assembly l32,3343 Class Representative 33 Butlerite Staff 43 Senior Superlative-Wittiest3 Football 13233 ,43 let- tered 233,43 Co-captain 43 Basketball 1,2,3,4, lettered 43 Track 43 lettered 43 Golf 43 lettered 43 Intramurals 43 Dra- matics 43 Band 13233,4, lettered 3343 President 43 District Music Contest 13233343 State Music Contest 4. Rusty Logan Bear Club 3,43 Student Council 43 French Club 33 Dramat- ics Club 43 NHS 23334, Treasurer 33 Chess Club 4, President 43 Honor Roll 1,233 343 Dramatics Play 43 Senior Play3 As- sembly l32,3 343 Class Representative 43 Bear Facts Staff 43 Football l32,3343 lettered 3343 Basketball 13233,4, lettered 43 Intramurals 43 Regents Scholarship3 NEDT Award. Sue McDaniel Honor Roll 43 Assembly 43 Chorus 43 District Music Contest 4. Tom McGrath AFS 132333 Reel Rollers 13 Art Club 43 DECA 43 Treasurer 43 Honor Rol143 DECA Contest 43 Shop Contest 33 Assem- bly 4. David Merryfield Honor Roll 233,43 Perfect Attendance 33 Football 3,43 As- sembly 4. Gerry Miller Butlerite King Candidate 33 Bear Club 3,43 French Club 33 FBLA 43 Sergeant at Arms 43 Honor Roll 3343 Assembly 43 Senior Superlative-Most Attractive3 Football 334, lettered 3,42 Band 1,2333 lettered 132333 Band Clinic 132333 Stage Band 13233343 District Music Contest 13233343 State Music Contest 133,4. Randy Mills Bear Club 2,3,43 Student Council 3,43 FTA 13 French Club 3,43 Dramatics 43 NHS 2,3,43 FBLA, Parliamentarian 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4l Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Drum Major 33 Perfect Attendance 2,3,4g Assembly 13233343 Class Presi- dent 3343 Bear Facts Staff 43 Editor 43 Senior Superlative- Most Likely to Succeed3 Basketball 1,233343 lettered 43 Golf 2,3343 lettered 2,3,43 Intramurals 43 Business Contest3 FBLA District Contest 43 FBLA State Contest 43 Math Con- test 2,3,43 NEDT Award3 Merit's Whois Who in America3 Society of Outstanding American High School Students3 Typewriting Award 43 Band 132,3,43 lettered 3,4g Band Clinic 2,3,43 District Music Contest l,2,3 34. Danny Minnick Reel Rollers 1,23 Assembly 1,233343Wrestling, lettered 43 Shop Contest 4. Karman Mitchell Pep Club 1,23 FHA lg DECA 43 Honor Roll 43 Assembly 4. Cynthia Moffatt Pep Club 1323 Perfect Attendance 23 Assembly 43 Chorus 2. Karen Moore Sweetheart Queen Candidate 23 Pep Club 1,2333 AFS 2,33 FHA 132,33 FBLA 43 DECA 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3 343 Junior Play3 Assembly 4. Max Nesmith Sweetheart King Candidate 33 DECA 4, Vice-President 43 Honor Roll 43 Assembly l,233343 Class Vice-President 13 Football 4, lettered 43 Basketball 33 Intramurals 4, Captain 43 Shop Contest 23 DECA Contest. Steve Niemcryk Bear Club 4, Treasurer 4, Chess Club 4, Vice-President 4, Honor Roll 3, Perfect Attendance 2, Football l,2,3,4, let- tered 3,4, Intramurals 4, Assembly 4. Marilyn Nissen Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 4, AFS l,2,3,4, French Club 3, Secretary 3, Chess Club 4, Dramatics 4, NHS 3,4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll l,2,3, 4, Dramatics Play 3,4, Senior Play, Twirler l,2,3,4, Head 3, 4, Assembly 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 2, Class Representative 4, Senior Superlative-Wittiest, Bear Facts Staff 4, Intra- murals 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, FBLA Contest 4, Dra- matics Contest 4, Girls State 3, Regents Scholarship, Band l,2,3,4, lettered 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Band Clinic 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, District Music Contest l,2,3,4. Mike Olive Reel Rollers 3, Junior Play, Assembly 4, Wrestling 3,4, let- tered 3,4, Intramurals 4, Shop Contest 3,4. Cindy Payne Transferred from Newburg, Missouri, Barnwanning Candi- date 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, AFS 4, FHA 1,2, Beta Club 2, FBLA 4, Vice-President 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Perfect At- tendance 3, Assembly 4, Class Treasurer 1, Girlis Track 2, Intramurals l,2,3, Freshman Cheerleader, Home Economics Award l,2, English Award l,2, Social Studies Award l, Regents Scholarship, Band l,2, Band Clinic 1,2, Chorus 1,2, Choral Clinic 1,2, District Music Contest 2. Randy Pike Bear Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, AFS 4, French Club 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3, Chess Club 4, Sergeant at Arms 4, As- sembly l,2,3,4, Senior Superlative-Best Musician, Football 2,3 ,4, lettered 2,3,4, Basketball l,Golf 2,3,4, lettered 2,3, 4, Intramurals 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, lettered 1,2,3,4, Band Clinic 2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, District Music Contest 1,2, 3,4, State Music Contest 1,2,3,4. James Ramsey Reel Rollers 1,2 ,3 ,4, Sergeant at Anns 2, Secretary 4, As- sembly 4, Wrestling 3,4, lettered 4, Shop Contest 2. Vickie Ratje FHA 1,3, Assembly 4, COE Award. Debbie Richmond Transferred from Adrian High School 4, Honor Roll 1,2, Junior Play, Drumbeats Staff 3, Smoke Signals Staff 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Assembly 3,4. Saline Roberts Transferred from Seymour, Missouri 3, Sweetheart Queen, Best Girl Citizen 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Officer 2,4, FHA l,2, 3,4, Officer 2,4, Dramatics 4, Art Club 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance l,Assembly l,2,3,4, Class Officer 2,4, Senior Superlative-Most Courteous, Business Contest 4, Girls State 3, Outstanding Teen-ager of America 4, Stage Band 4, Chorus 1,2, Choral Clinic 1,2. Kevin Rockwood Transferred from LaUnion, Philippines 3, Student Council 1,2,3, AFS 3,4, Dramatics 4, President 4, Art Club 4, Presi- dent 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Play 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Assembly l,2,3,4, Class Officer l,2,3, Bear Facts Staff 4, Senior Superlative4Most Courteous, Football 3, Basketball 3, Intramurals 4, Swimming 3 , National Meet 3, Oratorical Contest 3, General Information Contest l,2,3, Regents Scholarship. Bobi Rush Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Courtwarming Queen 4, Candidate 1, Fair Butler Candidate 2, Barnwarming Queen Candidate 2, AFS l,2,3, French Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, FBLA 4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Dramatics Play 4, Senior Play, Assembly 1,2,3,4, Butlerite Staff 3,4, Senior Superlative- Most Attractive, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2,3, Dramatics Contest 4, Band 1,2,3,4, lettered l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Band Clinic 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3, 4, District Music Contest l,2,3,4, State Music Contest 1,2, 3,4. Reid Scifers Best Boy Citizen 4, Candidate 1, Bear Club 3,4, Student Council 2, FFA l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, NHS 2,3 ,4, Presi- dent 4, FBLA 4, Treasurer 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Assembly 1,2,4, Class President 2, Football 2,3 ,4, lettered 3,4, Co- captain 4, Track 4, FBLA Contest 4, District Agriculture Contest 1,2,3,4, State Agriculture Contest 1,2, Speech Con- test 4, Agriculture Award l,2,3,4, NEDT Award. Rita Sinkhorn Transferred from Adrian, Missouri 4, FHA l,2,3, DECA 4, Honor Roll 4, Assembly 1,2,3,4, DECA Contest 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, District Music Contest l,2,3. Carol Smith Butlertie Queen Candidate l, Homecoming Queen 2, Fair Butler Queen 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Council Representative 3,4, Student Council 1,3 ,4, Secretary 3,4, AFS l,3,4, Dra- matics 4, FBLA 4, President 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Dra- matics Play 4, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 2, Assembly l,2,3,4, Class Representative l, Butlerite Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Senior Superlative-Best All-Round, Freshman Cheer- leader, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Co-captain 2,4, Head Cheerleader 3,4, Business Contest 4, FBLA Contest 4, Dramatics Contest 4, DAR Award 4, Shorthand Award 4, Typewriting Award 4, Band l,2,3,4, lettered 1,3,4, Librarian 2,3, Band Clinic 1,2,3,4, Pep Band l,2, District Music Contest l,2,3,4, State Music Contest 2. Jan Smith Homecoming Queen 33 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Student Council 4, Treasurer 43 AFS l,2,3,4, Secretary 43 French Club 33 Dramatics Club 43 FBLA 43 Honor Roll 2,3 ,43 Dramatics Play 43 Junior Play, Best Actress3 Senior Play3 Pompon Girl 3,43 Assembly l,2,3,43 Bear Facts Staff 43 Senior Superla- tive-Best Dressed3 Intramurals 43 Dramatics Contest 43 Regents Scholarshipg Band l,2,3,4, lettered 1,2,3 ,43 Band Clinic 3,43 Pep Band 1,23 District Music Contest l,2,3,43 State Music Contest l,2,3,4. Ray Stokes Senior SuperlativeHMost Shy3 Assembly 43 Wrestling 3,4, lettered 3,4, Captain 4. Denise Strauch Pep Club 1,2,33 FTA 3, Secretary 33 Honor Roll 43 Junior Play3 Assembly 1,2,3 ,43 Class Secretary 13 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Intramurals 23 Band l,2,3,4, lettered l,2,3,43 Band Clinic 3,43 Chorus 2,3,4, lettered 2,3,43 Choral Clinic 2,3,43 Dis- trict Music Contest 1,2,3 ,43 State Music Contest 1,2,3 ,4. Larry Sutton FTA 13 AFS 2,3,43 French Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, Presi- dent 33 Reel Rollers 1,2,33 Art Club 2,3,43 FBLA 43 DECA 4, President 4g Assembly 1,2,3 ,43 DECA Contest 4. Bob Thornton Bear Club 2,3,43 Student Council 4, President 43 French Club 33 Dramatics 43 Art Club 1,2, Reporter 13 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Dramatics Play 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Perfect Attendance l3Assembly l,2,3,43 Class Reporter 13 Bear Facts Staff 43 Senior Superlative-Most Athletic3 Football 2,3,4, lettered 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All Conference 43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, lettered 3,4, Co-Captain 4, All Conference 43 Track 2,3,4, lettered 2,3,43 State Indoor Meet 3,43 State Outdoor Meet 3,4. Melody Thornton Butlerite Queen Candidate 33 Sweetheart Queen Candidate 23 Courtwarming Queen Candidate 33 Fair Butler Queen 43 Pep Club 2,33 AFS 33 FHA 2,3 ,43 French Club 43 Dramatics Club 3, Treasurer 33 Dramatics Play 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play, Pompon Girl 3,43 Assembly l,2,3,43 Speech Contest 3,43 Chorus 23 Choral Clinic 2. Bard Wayland Best Boy Citizen Candidate 23 Bear Club 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 FTA 13 French Club 3,43 Dramatics 43 FBLA 4, Sec- retary 43 Senior Play3 Perfect Attendance 1,43 Class Vice- President 23 Assembly l,2,3,43 Senior Superlative-Peppiest3 Football l,2,3,4, lettered 2,3,4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 43 Basketball l,2,3, lettered 33 Track 2,3, lettered 2,33 Intramurals 43 FBLA Contest 43 Band l,2,3,4, lettered 43 District Music Contest 1,2,3 ,4. Janet Windisch Pep Club 1,2,3 ,43 French Club 43 NHS 3,43 Honor Roll 132, 3,43Perfect Attendance l,2,3,43 Assembly 1,2,3 ,43 Intra- murals 33 Shorthand Award 33 World History Award 2. Mona Wix Honor Roll 3,43 Perfect Attendance l,2,3,43 Assembly 233, 43 Intramurals 43 Chorus l,2,3,43 District Music Contest 1, 2,3,4. Cheryl York Transferred from San Diego, California3 Butlerite Royalty 43 Pep Club 2,33 AFS 43 Honor Roll 43 Assembly 43 Band 1 2. Greg York FFA l,2,3,4, State FFA Chorus 2,3 ,43 Reel Rollers l,2,3,4 President 43 Junior Play3 Perfect Attendance 2,3 ,43 Assem- bly l,2,3,43 Agriculture Contest 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3 ,43 let- tered 2,3,43 Choral Clinic 2,3 ,43 District Music Contest 1,2, 3,43 State Music Contest 2,3 ,4. Nancy Zerbe Courtwarming Queen 23 Pep Club 1,2,3 ,4, Vice-President 3 President 43 AFS 1,2,33 French 33 Art Club 13 Honor Roll 2,3 ,43 Assembly 3,43 Class Treasurer 1,23 Golf 1,2. Terri Carpenter Zerbe French Club 3, Secretary of Correspondence 33 Dramatics Club 33 NHS 2,3 ,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Dramatics Play 33 Junior Play3 Assembly 2,3 ,43 Bear Facts Staff 3,4, Editor 4 Speech Contest 3. Flicks from the Senior Class of 1972. iii Seniors Appleberry, Gloria Gier -9, 84, 78 , 87 Appleberry, Loren-48, 51, 9, 64, 65, 47 Baker, Barbara-9, 77, 87 Bartlett, Linda -9, 96 Berkebile, Debbie-9, 92 Beshore, Cathy Hayden-9 Bise, Roger-98, 48, 51, 8, 86, 77, 85, 109, 94, 69 Bock, Myrna-70, 75, 85,80 Booth, Nancy-8, 92, 86, 77, 85, 95 Booth, Patricia-8, 92, 86, 77, 85, 109, 33, 95 Brittingham, Randy-48, 51, 13, 9, 8, 78 66, 85, 87, 57, 102, 69, 121 Brownsberger, Herbie-9, 77, 82, 69 Brumback, Rick-49, 51, 9, 92, 78, 77, 101, 109, 94, 33, 57, 56, 106, 68, 107, 95 Burgess, Marsha-8 Christopher, David-8,111 Christopher, Keith-8 Cooper, Sally-8 Davidson, Shelley-70, 9, 37, 75, 87, 80, 96 Dickens, lim-9, 110 Dickerson, Donna-70, 10, 78, 86, 77, 75, 87, 80 Diehl, Doug-10, 77, 82, 57, 56, 108, 81, 83, 101 Dines, Dale-10, 82 Doane, Cara-98, 70, 11, 8, 86, 77, 88, 75, 77, 109 Dodds, Caroll-11, 84, 86, 89, 88, 85, 89, 96 Dunlap, Judy-11, 80, 96 Ellis, Pam-70,1O, 77, 89, 75, 85, 80, 89 Everett, Sheryl -10 , 84, 96 Fritts, Barbara-10,84,86 Giitinger, Linda-90, 11, 92, 96 Griffin, Gerald-11, 65, 82 Grizzell, Carol-70, 11, 71, 79, 87, 108 Hall, Darwyn-11, 79 Hancock, Sue-70, 11, 86, 77, 88, 75, 87 Harper, Edra-11 Hedges, Sherry-11, 77, 85, 87 Hedges, Shirley-11, 77,85 Herman, Wilbur-49, 51, 13, 11, 8, 64, 82, 108, 69 Holland, Mike-48, 51, 11, 64, 69 Jackson, Patricia-11, 102 Jackson, Stanley-11, 45, 79 Kenney, Debbie-12 Kenney, Steve-48 , 10, 87, 3 Lane, Ricky-12 Laughlin, Mary-70, 90, 12, 92, 71, 78, 38, 86, 88, 116, 87, 3, 96, 4, 111 Index Linard, Homer-98,48, 51,12,93,92, 78, 56, as, 57, 86,101,109,94,46, 68, 69 Logan, Rusty-49, 48, 51,15,12, 8, 100, 86, 77, 57, 56, 108, 69, 4, 121 McDaniel, Sue-12, 96 McGrath, Tom -12, 84, 79, 108 McGuire, Linda Cox-9 McGuire, Diane Merryfield, David-49, 51, 12, 10, 69 Miller, Gerry-48, 51,12, 36, 87, 95 Mills, Randy-98, 13, 12, 8, 92, 100,86, 77, 88, 85, 87, 46, 56, 57, 68, 69, 62, 5 Minnick, Danny-12, 10, 64 Mitchell, Karman-12 Moffatt, Cynthia-13 Moore, Karen-13 Nesnnth, kdax-48,51,13,10,79,108,5 Niemcryk, Steve-48, 51, 12, 69, 110 Nissen, Marilyn-98, 70, 55, 90, 15, 12, 8, 92, 71, 78, 100, 86, 77, 87, 33, 95, 121 Olive, Mike-12, 64 Payne, Cynthia-12, 87 Pike, Randy-49, 51, 13, 92, 78, 88, 85, 74, 94, 33, 68, 69, 95, 111 Ramsey, James-13, 45, 64, 79,110 Ratje, Vickie-13 Richmond, Debbie-14, 110 Roberts, Saline-70, 14, 8, 84, 86, 87, 33, 8o,s1,1o5,1o7 Rockwood, Kevin-98,14, 84, 78, 100, 86, 75, 121 Rush, Bobi-98, 70, 15, 92, 71, 63, 86, 88, 101, 87, 109, 94, 33, 88, 107, 62, 4 Schmidt, Dale-49, 48, 51, 15, 10, 82, 107 Scifers, Reid-49, 48, 51, 15, 66, 77, 82, 87, 102, 105, 107, 69 Sinkhorn, Rita-14, 79, 96 Smith, Carol-70,14,92, 71, 78, 86, 88 , 101, 54, 111,121 Smith, Jan-98, 70, 90, 15, 92, 71, 78, 100, 86, 6, 116, 94, 3, 111, 121 Stokes, Ray-15, 64 Strauch, Denise-15, 8, 92, 96, 121 Sutton, Larry-14, 84, 78, 79, 85, 87 Teeman, Barbara-15 Thornton, Bob-98, 48, 51, 14, 100, 86, 66,116,46,57,56,107,104,69 Thornton, Melody-98, 50, 90, 15, 80, 85,108,107,104 Wayland, Brad-98, 50, 49, 48, 51, 15, 92, 71, 78, 86, 88, 85, 87, 109, 57, 69 Wheatley, Richard-15, 92, 84 Windisch, Janet-70, 14, 77, 85 Wix, Mona-14, 96 York, Cheryl-14,106,107 York, Greg-15, 45, 82, 96, 110 Zerbe, Nancy-70,15 Zerbe, Terri-15,100, 77 Juniors Adams, Bob Alkire, Kathy-16, 55, 70, 84, 78, 74, 80, 108, 62 Anderson, Virginia-16, 70, 87, 80, 96, 121 Baird, Lora-16 Beatty, Bobby-16, 51, 56, 108 Bedwell, Debbie-16, 84, 87, 80 Bellis, Jerry-16 Berry, Gregory-16, 51, 64, 66, 82 Bettels, Carl-16,82 Bitner, Teresa-16, 92, 87, 80,121 Bledsoe, Terry-16, 49, 51, 64, 74, 87, 107 Bohannan, Arnold-16 Brown, Kelvin-16, 63, 66, 57, 56 Brown, Mark-16 Browning, Jerry-16, 51, 64 Carrell, Wanda-16, 78, 87, 80,96 Chandler, Scott-16, 51, 40, 64, 82,108 Clapp, Joe-16, 51, 79, 66, 77, 69 Conley, Greg-16, 51, 87 Conley, Kathy-16, 17, 70, 92, 36, 78, 85, 94 Craft, Dana-16, 55, 87, 80 Craft, Debbie-16, 55, 78, 87, 80, 108 Craig, Linda-16, 108, 102, 107 Crist, Debbie-16, 70, 93, 92, 78, 72, 77, 101, 94, 33,108, 95, 121 Davis, Cindy-16, 70, 78, 77, 75, 80, 107 Daniel, Jim-16,17, 51, 108 Davidson, Julie-17, 70, 63, 78, 80 Dawson, Bonnie-17 Dickinson, Bill-17, 78, 64 Diehl, Georgia-17, 70, 78, 75, 87 Diehl, Shirlie -17 , 70, 78, 99, 87 Dills, JoAnn-17, 89, 99 Ewing, Melvin-17 Fox, Debbie-17, 87, 96 Ghere, Meri Jo-17, 92, 78, 87,108 Giacone, Bobby-17, 59 Giacone, Francie-17,78,8O Goeking, Teresa-17, 78, 77, 80 Golladay, Donna-17, 78, 99, 75, 87 Grechus, Roger-17, 18, 86, 75 Grimes, Vicki-17, 70, 90, 92, 36, 78, 100, 99, 85 Hall, Gayle-17, 78, 87 Hardinger, Mary-17, 92, 78, 80 Henderson, Verlee-17, 78, 85, 80 Herrell, Debbie-17, 87 Hill, Ellen-17, 87, 96 Jennings, Nancy-17, 70, 92, 78, 100, 72, 82, 85, 6 Jessup, Diana-17, 70, 78, 85, 87, 108 Kash, Dennis-17, 108 Koontz, Phyllis-17, 3, 78 , 87, 92, 94, 96 Levy, Mark-17, 64, 77, 78, 85, 89, 16, 68,121 Lewis, Lee Ann-17, 36, 55, 70, 78, 79, 82,87 Loehr, Sherry-17, 45, 80 Logan, Sandy-17, 92, 78, 85, 87, 94, 80, 3 Lorimer, Gail-17, 74, 78, 84, 99 McDowell, Linda-17, 87 McGuire, Karin-17, 82 Nichols, Randy-17, 82 Noe, Leslie-16, 18, 93, 92, 78, 6, 94, 58, 59, 68, 121 Phillips, Randy-18, 58, 59 Potts, Sinda-18, 80, 4 Quick, George-18, 45, 82, 121 Repp, Mark-16,18, 51, 78, 64, 77, 87, 69 Roberts, Terry-18 Rogers, Jed-18, 40, 51, 88, 89, 92 Schaller, John-16, 18, 77, 78, 85, 108 Scott, Larry-18, 107, 108 Shobe, Keith-18 Slattery, Teresa-18, 78, 96 Slattery, Terry-18 Stephens, Tena-18, 70, 72, 79, 84, 86 Stewart, Randy-18, 33, 51, 66, 78, 85, 92, 69, 95, 121 Sturm, Jerry-18, 51, 89, 82 Sutton, Barbara-18, 87 Thomas, Jamie-18, 36 Thomas, Patricia-18, 70, 78, 80, 122 Tiona, Jim-18, 6, 58, 66, 84, 99, 102, 121 Tucker, Marna-17, 18, 70, 78, 85, 87, 92, 93, 94 Wheatley, Becky-18, 78, 87, 99 Wilson, Louetta-18 Wilson, Tricia-18, 33, 78, 70, 92, 93, 94, 106, 107, 95 Wix, Douglas-18, 82, 96 Woodall, Rita-18, 108 Wright, Doncella -16 , 18, 70, 78, 87, 80, 96,4 Wright, Elmer-18,82 Yazel, Donna-18,40,78,87 York, Patty-18,92 Zellmer, Phyllis -18 , 78 Sopho mores Appleberry, Dennis-19 H8 Bedwell, Virginia-19,78 Berry, Edwin-19, 51, 64, 82 Billington, Randy-19, 6, 51, 52, 64, 65 66, 92, 69, 54 Bollweg, Gary-19, 68 Buckner, Diane-19 Burch, Burch, Becky-19, 70, 84, 96 Larry-19, 78, 68 Clapp, Randy-19 Cole, Charles-19 Cook, Elaine-19, 78,96 Cooper, Linette-19, 74, 80,84 Courtois, Kevin-19, 92 Cox, Barta-20, 21, 42, 70, 72, 78 , 79 , 90, 92, 19 Cox, Alan-19, 51, 82, 96 Cox, Sharon-19, 78, 87, 92 Cox, Tommy-19, 92, 107, 95 Crist, Dean-19, 51, 66, 92 DeWitt, Deborah-19, 78, 87 Diehl, Maribeth-19, 20, 21, 70, 78, 92, 42, 79, 83 Dixon, Jayson-19, 51, 82 Doane, Bobby-19, 82 Dodds, Denise-19, 42, 70, 80, 96 Doll, Rick-19, 82, 5 Donner, Debra-19 Everett, Terry-19, 87, 92 Friederich, Steve-19, 33, 51, 58, 59 Fuhrman, Randy-19, 51, 66 Gabriel, Judy-20, 21, 78, 80 Galloway, Ray-20, 66 Gier, Angie-20, 42, 70, 78, 87, 90 Goeking, Diane-20 Golladay, John-20, 58, 59, 82,106, 107 Gutshall, Sherry-20, 70, 92, 96 Hafer, Tina-20, 70, 78,87 Hancock, Ginger-20, 42, 70, 78, 80 Hartley, Jerry-20, 21, 46, 66 Hayden, Mark-20 Hayden, Elaine-20, 70, 78 Hermann, Joe -20 Hough, Ronnie-20, 69 Jacobs, Robert-20, 51, 92 Jennings, Kent-20 Jones, Jones, Jones, Ginger-20, 78, 84 Paul-19, 20, 66 Sheila-20, 70, 80,96 Kenney, Carla-20,84 Klubek, Freddie-20 Koehn, Sue-20, 21 Krough, David-20, 51, 58, 59 Laughlin, Kathy-19, 20, 6, 70, 72, 78, 79, 90, 92, 94 Lesmeister, Francis-20, 82 Lewis, Gloria-20, 70, 78, 87 , 92, 96 Linard, Nancy-20, 21, 47, 70, 75, 96 McGowen, Sharon-20, 87 Mahaffey, 92, 94 McElwain, Stephen-20 Jane-20, 21, 42, 70, 79, sv, McGuire, Katie-20, 80, 84,96,107 McGuire, Teddy-21, 82 McQuinn, Stephen-21, 40, 82, 96 Mitchel, Dean-21, 66,82 Mueller, Bonnie-21, 70, 78, 85,87 Myers, Duard-21, 64 Nuchols, Tim-19, 21, 33, 47, 51, 58, 59, 66, 92, 107, 69, 95, 54 Olive, Mary-21 Peters, Jim-21, 51, 56, 68 Pike, Evonne-21, 55, 70, 72, 78, 92, 54 Reynolds, Victor-21 Robinson, Ioelene-21 Ruff, Junior-21, 92,95 Rush, Charles-21, 51, 82, 92, 94,107 Russell, Dennis-21, 51, 82,92 Russell, Terri-21, 84 Schmidt, Lonnie-21 Schraml, Wayne-21 Schwartzkopf, Tena-21, 96 Shanley, Reggie-21, 66, 92, 108 Shubert, Gay-21, 42, 70, 75, 78, 80, 83 Six, Claudia-21, 6, 92, 84, 107 Slattery, Mary-21, 74, 75, 80 Smith, Paul-21, 87 Steinbeck, Susan-21, 70, 78, 84, 90, 92 54 Strange, Lee-21, 51, 64 Strange, Allen-21, 64 Thomas, Dianna-21, 87, 96 Thomas, Mike-21, 40, 33 Thornton, Mark-21, 33, 58, 59, 66, 92, 96, 107, 69, 95 Varns, Mark-21, 19, 51, 102, 69 Vineyard, Carl-19, 21, 51, 58, 59,95 Williams, Joan-21, 63, 90, 106, 107 Williams, Nellie-21, 42, 70, 92, 102 Wilson, Teresa-21, 42, 70, 80 Wolfe, Carolyn-21 Freshmen Alkire, Fawn-22, 55, 73 ,84 Aman, Ricky-22 Anderson, Blenna -22 Austin, Karl -22 Backer, Jody -22 Banning, Robert-22, 64,87 Beckham, Kim-22, 21 , 73, 78 , 96 , 2, 103 Bellis, Eddie -22, 24, 60 , 67 Bitner, Bethene-22, 92 Bledsoe, Clarence-22 Bock, Don-22 , 24, 60 , 82, 92 Boyles, Johnnie -22, 52, 67 Brittingham, Steve 22, 52, 67 Brown, David-22,40 Browning, Ronnie-22, 31 , 55, 78 , 84, 103, 121 Brumback, Mary Alice -22 , 24, 72, 73, 78 ,92, 94, 108 , 103 Buckner, Chris-67 Callaway, Mike-22 Carpenter , Brent -22 , 52 , 92 Carrell, Lynn-22,80 Chitty, Regenra-22, 73,78,92, 94,10 Coleman, Kevin -22 Conley, Vicky -22 Cook, Diane-22, 80 Cooper, Kelly -22 Cox, Steven -22 Davis, Martha -22, 73, 80, 103 Dickerson, Dennis -22 Dills, Sue-22, 24, 72, 73, 78 Dirks, Starla -23 Dodson, Debbie -23 , 80 Dunlap, Ronald-23 , 82, 96 Eckert, Liesa-23 , 73 , 92 , 103 Ellis , Paula -23, 96 Fahnestock, Jay-23 , 52 , 67 Foote, Randal-23 , 52, 78, 92, 94, 121 Friederich, Jeff-23 , 52, 60, 67 Gerner, Kathy -23 Gilliam , Joe -23 , 96 Gillis, Russel -23 Grainger, Mike-23, 52, 64, 67, 82 Grainger, Karen-23 , 80 Grechus , Maribeth -23 , 31 , 73 , 2, 103 Haggard, Donald-23 Haines, David -23 Hall, Roger-23, 52, 64, 82 Huey, Diana-23 Herrell, Colleen-23,73 Hicks, Marla-23 Hill, J. L. -23,47,96 Ison, P atricia -23 Jackson, Douglas -23 Jantz, Robert -23 , 52 , 60 Jones, Cindy-23, 96 , 2 8 Jones, Ronald-22,23,24,7,43,52,60, 66,67,78,92,96 King, Rex E. fRustyj -23,24,52,92, 67, 60 Knox, William Brad-23 , 52, 92, 64, -94 Lawrence, Mary L. -23,103 Light, Danny-23 Light, Dianne -23,80 Loehr, Kenny -23 , 45 , 64, 87 Louthain, Janet-22, 23 , 24, 72 , 7, 73 , 80 Manser, Kevin-23, 52, 92, 6, 103 Marriott, Vickie -23 McCarthy, Carol Sue-23 , 80 McDaniel, Denis 96 McGuinn, Kevin-23 , 24, 52, 7, 67 , 60 Mills, Mark-22, 23, 24, 52, 91 , 67 , 92 60, 196 Moore, Terry -23 Morgan, Debbie -23 , 73 , 80 Nichols , .Tim-23 , 52 , 60 , 67 Page, Patricia -23 , 92, 73 Patterson, Deborah -23 , 96 Phillips, Mike -23 Plunkett, Paul-23, 67 Porter, Deltina-23, 80 Potts , Ement-23, 24, 52,67 , 60 , 96 Rabourn , Dennis -24, 7 , 46 , 60 , 96 , 68 Ratliff, Alice -24 Reynolds, Mike -24 Robinson, Cathy-24, 92, 31, 73, 80 Robinson, David -24 Robinson, Mike -24, 52, 60 Ryan, Rhonda-24 Schaller, Bruce -24, 52, 92, 78 , 67, 60 Scheer, Michael -24,40 Schuman, David-24,64 Silvers , Ralph -24 , 52 , 82 Slattery , Dennis -24, 60 Smith, Chris-24, 92,67,7,94, 60,58, 59 Smith, Danny -24 Smith, Randall-24, 64 Stark, Cindy -24, 78 , 73 Steinbeck, Rob-24, 52, 92, 78 , 64, 68 Steiner, Neil-22, 24, 52 , 82, 7 Stokes, Wanda -24 Terry, David -24 Thomas, Cindi-24,80 Thomas , Linda -24 Tiona, Jill-24, 90, 92, 78, 72, 73 Wackerman, Kenton -24, 52 , 92, 7 , 60 , 58 , 59 Walbourn , Kathy -24 Washington, Edith -24 Watts , P atricia -24 Weiss, Robert -24 , 64 Williams, Kathy -24,80 Williams , Shirley -24, 73 Windisch, Randy -24, 52 , 7 , 60 Yost, Steve -24, 52 8th Grade Anderson, Cynthia-25, 97 Appleberry, Willa-25 Austin, Mark-25,97 Bennett, Jason-25,97 Berkebile, Steve -25 , 53, 93 , 66, 6, 94, 61 Bettels, Sharon-25 Billington, Rusty -25 , 61 , 94, 93 , 53 Born, Cindy-25 Brown, Diane-25 Burch, Wade-25, 53 Carter, Bonnie-25 Chastain, Mike-25 Clapp, Cindy-25,73 Clark, Felicia-25,97 Cole, Mary-25 Corban, Kim-25,26,73,93 Cox, Paul-25,93 Crockett, Patrick -25, 53, 61 , 93, 94 Daniels , DeWayne-25, 103 , 97 Davidson, Wuanita -25 DeBrot, Mike -25 DeWitt, Carla-25,26 Diehl, James-25,42,93,94 Doll, Sandra-25,97 Domer, Marlene-25,93 Eads, Carson-25 Estes, Christina-25 Ferrel, Gary-25, 26, 61, 93 Fitzpatrick, Judy-26 Foster, Roger-26,61 Fuhrman, Debra-26 Furman, Bruce -26, 53 Gaddie, Steve-26,53,93 Ghere, Iayce-26,53,93,94 Ghere, Marty-26,53,97 Goeking, Ricky-26 Grechus, Barbara-26,103,97 Guinn, Max-26,61 Gunning, Deborah-26,38 Hafer, Peggy-26,103 Haggard, Pam-26 Haggard, Steve-26,97 Hartley, Gale-26,73,93 Hawkins, Steve-26 Hayward, Jill-26,93 Hermann, Carla-26 Hinshaw, John-26 Holland, Twila-26,31,103 Hoover, Jerry-26,53,93 Hough, Mike -26, 97 Hough, Randy -26 , 53 , 61 Hutton, Donna -26 Hutton, Dwight -26 , 93 , 103 Jarman, Robert -26 , 53 , 61 , 93 Jennings, Dana-24, 73, 93 , 94, 103 Jones, Benny-25, 53, 61, 67 , 93 King, Ricky-26, 61, 53 , 93, 94 Klumb, Steve -26, 53 , 67 Knox, Kenneth-26, 53, 61, 67 , 93,94 Koehn, Janet -27, 103 LaNeve, Kelly -27, 91, 93 Lewis, Helen-27 Linard, Kim-27, 73, 91, 13, 94, 103, 97 Loehr, Danny -27 , 53 Mallett, Scott -27 Marriott, Connie -27 McDaniel, Betty-27 McGowen, Ronnie-27, 53 McGuire, Linda-27,73 McGuire, Roy -27 , 67 McNabb, Mary Ann-26 , 27 , 73 , 93, 94, 103 Miller, Ronald -27 Moffatt, Cherie -27 Moore, Evin-26 , 27 , 31 , 53 , 93 , 94 Morris, Bobby -27 , 93 119 Morris , Randy -27 , 93 , 94 Murphy, Galen-27, 97 Nelson, Marilyn-7 , 27 , 93 Nitsche, Carla -27, 61, 73, 97 Nitsche, Kevin-27 , 53, 97 Plummer, Wanda -27 Potts , Jim-27 Powell, Bradley-25,27, 53,6l, 67, 93, 94, 103 Quick, Nancy -27 Roger, Fred-27 Ross , Tammy -27 , 97 Schraml, Debbie -27 Scheilz, Stanley -27 Scott, Jennie -27 , 73 , 91 , 93 Shaffer, Michael -27 , 53 Sherman, Jim-27 , 53 Shreve, Tim-27 , 53, 97 Smith, Rhonda-27 Stanley, Raymond-27 Steele, Becky -7, 27, 73 ,93, 94 Stewart, Marilyn -27 Thornton, Starlett-27 , 91 , 93 Underwood, Jay-27 Urban, Cheryl -27 , 93 VanSlyke, Dana -7, 27, 93, 94 Vineyard, Daniel-7 , 25, 27 , 53 , 61 , 67,93, 94, 103 Watts, Wilma -27 Wilson, Charles -25, 27, 53 , 61 , 97 Wolfe, Mike -27, 53 York, Doug -27 York, Lesley-27 , 73 , 93 Yost, Billy -27 , 97 Zellmer, Pam-27,31,73 Zellmer, Rusty -27, 53, 61, 97 7th Grade Anderson, Donald-28 Anderson, Ronald -28 Anderson, Steve -28 , 53 , 97 Austin, Sue-28,97 Baird, Ruth -28 , 97 Baker, Jody -28 , 53 , 93 Baum, Velda -28 Bedwell, Richard -28 , 53 , 97 Bennett, Darwin-28 Berry , Cynthia -28 , 73 , 97 Bledsoe, Donna-28, 97 Brownsberger, Rick -28 , 53 , 97 Bryant, Brenda -28 Buck, Charlotte-28, 97 Burch, Cody-28, 53, 97 Coleman, Mark-28 Coleman, Trudy -28 , 97 Collins , Brenda-28 , 97 Conley, James -28,97 Cook, Charlene-28,97 Cook, Richard -28 , 93 , 97 Corban, Kevin-29, 53 , 97 Couch, Terry -29 , 61 Crist, David-29 , 53, 61 , 67,93 Croxton, Denise -29 Davis, Bill -29,53,93 Dennis, Linda -29, 73 , 93, 97 Dirks, Denton -29, 97 Dodds , Tim-29 Dodson, Regina-29, 93, 97 Downey, Randy -29, 93 Everett, Sandra -24, 93 Fassler, Randall-29, 97 Fleischer, Ricky -29 Foster, David -29 Fox, Donna-29 Friederich, Alecia-29 Fritts , Rita -29 , 97 Fuhrman, Pam-29, 97 Gilkey, Carol -29 Grainger, Mitch-29 , 53 , 93 Grechus , John -29 , 53 , 93 , 103 Gutshall, Ellen-29 , 73, 93, 103 , 97 Hafer, Teresa-29 Henderson, Julie -29 , 32 , 97 Hoover, Bret -29 , 32, 53 , 94 Horn, Ashlee -29, 97 Horner, Carol -29 , 93 , 97 Huey, Donna -29, 97 Huey, Jim -29 Hutton, Diana-29,73 Jackson, Randy -29 Jantz, William -29, 53, 93, 103 Jessup, Bruce -29 , 53 , 61 , 93 , 103 Jones, Anne-28, 29, 73,93 Keene, Bobby -29 , 53 , 97 King , Julie -29 , 93, 73, 103 , 97 Kisner, Doug -29 Klubek, Deborah -29 , 97 Knox, Clint-29, 61 , 93 Lawrence, Daryl-29 , 53 , 61 , 67, 93 Lee, Jerry-29, 53 LeeMasters, Patty-29,32,93 Lefevre, Randy -29, 53, 97 Lewis, Michael -29, 54, 61 , 93 , 94 Lewis, Vicki -29 Lockard, Billy -29 Loehr, Janet -29, 97 Manley, Tina -29,97 McCarthy, Mary Lou-20 McDaniel, Stanley-30, 97 McElwain, Daryl -30,97 McElwain, Kathy-30, 97 McGuire, Susan-30, 73, 93 McLawhorn, Steve-30, 53, 61 , 67 , 97 McMurphy, Susan -30 , 73 , 93, 97 Miller, Keli -30 , 73, 93 Mitchel, Jay-30 , 93, 97 Mueller , Patti -28 , 30 , 73 , 103 Page, Jim-28 , 30, 53, 61,97 Patterson, Vernon-30 , 61, 97 Peterson, J erry-30 Phillips, Eddie -30,47 Phillips, Kelly -38,61 Phillips, Tamra-30 Potts, Rodney-30,52,97 Rabourn, Rae Ann-30 Reynolds, Randall-30 Robinson , Danny -30 , 61 , 97 Robinson, Diane -30 , 97 Scheer, Matt-28 , 30 , 53 , 93 Schmidt, Ancel-30, 97 Schmidt, Martin-30 Scrogham, Kevin-30,97 Shaffer, Brenda-30 Six, Jamie-30,32,73,93,103 Slattery, Sara-30,97 Smith, Norris-30 Snodgrass, Debbie-30 , 93, 97 Stewart, Terrie-30 Strange, Eugene -30 , 53 , 97 Swanson, Melinda-30 Teagarden, Dennis-30, 53 Teeman, James -30 , 53 , 93 Thomas, Matt-30,97 Washburn, Pam -28 , 73 , 97 Watts, Clarence-30 Watts, David-30,53,97 Wells, Gay-23 , 30,32, 73, 97 Wilson, Tammie -30,97 Yazel, Rick-30,97 The 1972 Butlerite Staff wish to thank the following people for con- tributing to the annual: C.A. Moore and the Headliner office for donating pictures, Brent Spears and the Demo- crat office for donating pictures, A. B. Flemings for taking our studio pictures, Mr. Bill Duckwall for the use of his camera, Mr. Bob Gadd for his guidance in preparing our annual, Mr. and Mrs. Al Fitzmorris for choos- ing our Butlerite King and Queen, and Mr. E. J. McRell and Mr. Glyn- dal Roberts for their cooperation and understanding. nsmrv' nforgettable Memories The year brought many memories--some that you dou't want to forget, some that you cau't--some that we won't let you forget. We have captured your silly, sad, and happy timesg they are here in this book so that you wou't forget. 99' v ffl A. F L X 2 K Xb masww kkwgkxv fa Y. 'S' 3 1 with eo - xx iris? X X v' + The pages of your yesterday are filled with the parts of your life that a million tomorrows may never bring again. You can't keep a day to hold in your hand. Instead you let them all pass away and the memories are all you have left to call your own. A tear is shedg a lifetime awaitsg a page is turned. I I fnhxr oollogiulo press