Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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BIGGEST YET HELD - rw lin, .. I ww- -in 'mm if fun? H Wil uuul li-it H,BUNB HE BEAMING lady scien+is+s, Barbara Camien and .lice Williams, are proud recipien'I's of 'I'he firsl' place 'ophy presenfed by Mr. Gower for fheir eniry aboul' ie H-Bomb. w I8 :Q sua .4 i-kv 'Q' ,Jes LITERALLY ENGROSSED in fhis display is Phyllis Levinson. TESTING THE oscilloscope, John Van Kuilenburg sees his voice. THE LIGHTING casls an erie glow as +wo curious sI'uden+s brealhlessly and anxiously awail' 'Ihe eruplion of Ihis cleverly consfrucled minia- Iure volcano. p-5 nf -- -nag.

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'57 SCIENCE FAIR LOOKING LIKE a lechnician, Bill Ob- scherning demonslrcles iusl how his exhibil MR, CARPENTER presenls lrophy lo Gerry on oil works' Adler for winning projecl on conversion of energy. THE MOST successlul science lair held al Buller High School was slaged lasl March I5 and I6 in lhe school. ll was lhe sevenlh year ol lhe lair and a record number ol enlries were received: il also boasled lhe Iargesl allendance in lhe hislory ol lhe allair. Winners in various divisions are: BIOLOGY DIVISION-Honorable Menlion: John Armslrong, Physiological Ellecls ol Diving: Roberl Kaye, Orchids: Doris Boyhan, Neurology. Third: Morgan Slorms, Planl Propagalion. Second: Michael Esposilo. Bird Exhibil. Firsl: Brealclasl and Rals, Kalhy Bauerliend. CONSERVATION DIVISION-Honorable Menlion: Bellyanne Friend, Soil Tesling: Prevenlion ol Erosion, Dave Rohlander: Animal Engineers, Dave Collins and Charles Smilh. Second: Habilal ol Beavers. Gail Banla. Firsl: Flora Hand and Belly Lou Coclcer, Pay Dirl. PHYSICS DIVISION-Honorable Menlion: Roberl Anderson, Home Wiring: Rodney Jordan, Tran- sislor vfs Tubes, Second: Fred Geddis, Torch Lamp. llAg,Ugp BRMKMST Firsl: Joseph Bishop, Vacuum Pump. ENGINEERING DIVISION - Honorable Menlion: William Greene, Mag- nels: Fred Monzeglio, Casling Roclcel Engines: Jean Anderson, The Pee Wee Radio. Third: Philip Earnesl, lnduslrial T.V. Second: Gordon Larson, Eleclric Com- puler. Firsl: William Edsall, Archileclurol Design. CHEM- ISTRY DIVISION-Honorable Menlion: Don Muslic, Plaslic display: Janel Vargo and Kaye Bell, Soap Malcing: Linda Gronemeyer and Louise Pelerson, Lipsliclc Malc- ing: Second: Peler Erb, Wood Producls: Firsl: Yvonne Regar and Nancy Garrison, Barley Producls. There were many clever and inleresling enlries viewed by a large crowd ol speclalors. GRAND PRIZES- Besl Girl: Alice Williams and Barbara Camien, H-Bomb Ellecls. Besl Boy: Gerry Adler, Conservalion ol Energy. Due credil should be acknowledged every leacher and parlicipanl who helped lo male lhis lair such a success. We are loolcing forward lo an even bigger and beller science lair nexl year. 28 KATHY BAUERNFIEND checlrs growlh of animals.

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TALENT SHOW HELD THREE NOTES, Jean Paduch, Eileen De Value and Dee 'Walker harmon- izing. JAZZ BAND, +he Kiel House Ki++ens, comprised of Jim Elsenbrock, Frank Mulh, Ron Zimmer, Rich Hiller, Chef Marion, Gerry Adler, and Dick Mouw was +he firsl' place winner. THE ANNUAL Talenl Show is a main aiiracfion al Buller. Fealures in The show range from iuggling fo iazz band music and are all arranged by lhe siudenls Themselves. Winners ol 'rhe I957 Talenl Show were: The Kiel House Kiflens, lirsl place: Rock 'n' Roll Band, feafuring George Sfeinlien, Don Marion, Ned Cue-man and Denny Locke, second placeg Carl Muller, The boy wifh lhe periecl equilibrium won lhird place. Among Jrhe olher con ieslanls were Marie Raynor, ballei dancer: and Bruce I 3 l ' . JILL Doue-LAS, Q lively Junior, To 'mm lem' SOON ends +he Charles+on wiih a spli+. THE MELLODIERS, Dave Winfield, Dick Copley, Brian Chamberlain, and Harry Bessinger harmonizing. PAUL MULLER, while balanc- ing a fwenly 'Fool' bench on his chin, held bo+h assemblies , 30 spellbound.