Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1977 volume:

IN MY LIFE There are places I’ll remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall, some are dead and some are living, in my life I’ve loved them all. But of all these friends and lovers. There is no one compares with you, and these mem’ries lose their meaning when 1 think of love as something new. Though 1 know I’ll never lose affection for people and things that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them, in my life I’ll love you more. LENNON AND MC CARTNEY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Stephanie Doerner EDITORS Jody Marion Literary Layout Laura Whealan Art Layout Brian Decker Art Layout Lisa Card Art Cover ADVISORS Mrs. Gabrielle Giblin Mr. Frank Potenza STAFF Debbie Foray Terri Coletti Debbie Ricciardi Moe Rossi Ann Walek Lori Doerner PHOTOGRAPHY Bob Dresser Lisa Kristiansen Mr. Frank Capasso-Faculty Michael Bedford BUSINESS STAFF Terry Cunningham Annette Conte Linda Baldwin Jackie Lambertus Phylis Osar Eva Bostek Kristen De Bonta Maureen Nogrady Karen Sondermeyer Kathi Cleary Diana Hazekamp Mary Ann Petrillo Lynne Milden Terri Sullivan Joanne Gherardi Brenda McClure Rose Cusack Judy Lampe Debbie Foray Mary Cummings Linda Ricker Denise Quigley Karen Obert Jackie Fitzpatrick N U G G E T TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS....................6 UNDERCLASSMEN.............48 BOARD OF ED., FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION.........82 SPORTS....................98 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES.....122 SCHOOL YEAR..............146 ADVERTISEMENTS...........172 Joseph Abicca 188 Reeve Avenue, Bloomingdale Football 10, 11, 12. Baseball 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. Student Council 12. Karen Ann Armona 334 Union Avenue, Bloomingdale Roy Armbrister 64 High Street, Butler Football 9. Baseball 10, Ski Racing Team 10. 11, 12. Lorraine Marie Amott West Shore Road, Bloomingdale Film Club 12. T.V. Club 12. Terri Aug Rafkind Road, Bloomingdale Basketball cheering 12, 9. Football cheer- ing 11. 12. Wrestling cheering 11. Gymnastics 10. 11. Field Hockey 9. 10. Track 9. Runner 10. Usherette 11. English Rep. 12. Linda Baldwin 98 Reservoir Avenue, Butler Film Club 12. Choir 10. Pep Club 9. German Club 10. History Fair 9. Usher- ette 11, Nugget Business Staff 12, Art Show 12, Literary Magazine 12. Scott Ayres West Belleview Avenue, Butler Football 9. Cindy Bailey 16 Chestnut Street. Bloomingdale Choir 9. Varsity Twirling 11. 12. Drum Majorette 12. Film Club 12. Joanne Mary Baird Decker Avenue, Butler Fencing 9, Colorguard 10. Debbie Beam 35 Manning Avenue, Butler Film Club. Colorguard, Nursing Student Rosanne Baumann 36 Sally Street, Bloomingdale Varsity Girls Cross Country 9. 10. 11. Track 9. 10. 11. Wrestling Cheering 11. 12. Girls Varsity Club 11. 12. Ginger Bayles 8 Third Street, Butler Fencing 9. Tennis Club 9. Basketball Cheerleader Co-capt. 10. Varsity 10. 11. Indoor Track 10. Football Cheerleader 12. Drama Club 12. Art Committee 9. 10. 11. 12. Social Club 11. Directing Committee 12. V Audrey Marie Beck 37 Main Street, Bloomingdale GirTs Glee 9, 10. 11. Gordon Beck 17 Main Street. Bloomingdale Football 9. 10. 11. Indoor Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11, 12. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Film Club 12. William Behring 11 Ballston Street, Bloomingdale Football 12. Golf 12. Stephen Behre 23 Arch Street, Butler Cross Country 10. Track 9. 10. Radio Club 11. 12. T.V. Club 11. Daniel Bergin 10 Heather Lane, Bloomingdale Film Club 12. Barbara Benack 6 Glenwild Avenue, Bloomingdale Antoinette Biddle 87 Summit Avenue, Butler C.H.E. 12. Linda Blakeley 100 Kakeout Road, Butler English Rep. 9. Basketball Cheering 9, Pep Club 9. Film Club 12. Joan Borusiewicz 259 Andrew Place. Bloomingdale Choir 9.10.11.12. Drill Team 10 (JV). 11 (V). 12 (Sergent). Competition Drill Team 10. (11. 12 (Captain). T.V. Club 12. Attendance Runner 9. 10. Pep Club 9. Gerard Bossard 20 Woodland Avenue, Butler Basketball 9. 10.12. Baseball 9. Track 10, 11. 12. Drama Club 12. Varsity Club 10, 11. 12. Margot Bowlby Demerast Road, Bloomingdale Student Council 9. 10, 11. 12. Football cheering 10. 11. 12, Basketball cheering 9, Drama Club 12, Maple Leaf 11, Usherette 11. Runner 9. 11 Cindy Bowman 81 Arch Street, Butler Drama Club 12. Patricia Capone 22 New Street, Butler Student Council Secretary 9, Track Attendance, Competition Drill Team 10, Student Council Senator, Student Council Treasurer, Class Treasurer, Usherette, Interact, Drama Club. Junior Officials, History Fair. Gene Bulmer 31 Von Blitz Avenue, Butler Cross Country 9. 10. 11, 12. Track 9. 10. 11, 12, Varsity Club 11. 12. Indoor Track 9. 10, 11. 12. Robert Breeze 6 Sunrise Avenue, Bloomingdaie Varsity Club 11, 12. Football 9. 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, Weight Lifting 12. Wrestling 9. Track 9. Lauren Burney 32 South Gifford Street, Butler Field Hockey. Girls Track, Girls Varsity Club, National Honor Society, Winter Track. Jeanette Burns Jane Chiaradio 17 Butler Place, Butler Drama Club 12, English Class Rep. 10. Lisa Card 43 Manning Avenue, Butler Track 12, Drama Club 12, Cheerleader 10, Yearbook 12, Stagecrew 10. Vincent Colasurdo 27 Charles Street, Bloomingdale Football 9. Maple Leaf 11. Geraldine Cobuzio 61 Star Lake Avenue, Bloomingdale Track 10, Student Council 11, 12, Film Club 12, Office Runner. Usherette 11, Yearbook Staff 11, Junior Officials. Janet Chinosi 2 Butler Place, Butler Club 12, Art Club 12. Winifred Coby 50 Star Lake Avenue, Bloomingdale Band 9, 10, 11. 12. Glee Club 9. 10, 11, 12, Film Club 12, Orchestra 10. Gregory Cobuzio 61 Star Lake Avenue, Bloomingdale Football 9.10.11.12, Varsity Club 11,12. Gregory Cole 50 Keil Avenue, Butler Football 9. 10. Film Club 12. Track 9. Kathleen Connell 117 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler Track 11. 14 Terais Coletti 89 Ridge Road, Butler Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12. Cheerlead- ing 9. 10. Tennis Club 9. Color Guard 10. 11. Yearbook Staff 12. Attendence Run- ner 9. 10. 11. 12. Junior Officials 12. Steve Colonna 130 Sunset Avenue Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. 10. Indoor Track 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. Student Council 9, English Rep. 10. Christopher Conry 21 Hillcrest Drive, Bloomingdale Football 9. Ski Club 12. Track 10. 11. 12. Cross Country 10. 11. Indoor Track 10, Journalism 11. James Croop 77 South Road, Bloomingdale Football 9. Track 9. 10. T.V. Club 11, Film Club 12. Radio Club 12. Annette Conte 38 Sunset Avenue, Butler Interact 9. Pep Squad 9. 10, Drill Team 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12. Competition Drill Team 11. 12. Coordinator History Fair. Host and Hostess Committee 11. 12. Usherette 11. Fencing 10, Nugget 12. Girls Track 10. Mary Cummings 88 Star Lake Avenue, Bloomingdale Drama Club 12. Interact 11. 12. Business 10. 11. 12. Stage Crew 11. 12, Pep Club 9. mm Stephen De Bonte 8 Lafayette Street, Butler Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12. Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 9. 10. Keil House Katz 9. 10. Theresa Cunningham 27 Elizabeth Street, Bloomingdale Guidance Runner 11. Mapleleaf 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12. Madeline D’Angelo 90 Summit Avenue, Butler Girls Track 10, 50’s Assembly 9, 10, 11, 12. Brian Decker 69 Catherine Street, Bloomingdale Yearbook Staff 12, T.V. Club 12, Cross Country 9. 10. 11, 12, Track 9. 10. 11. 50’s Assembly 10, 11. John Davies 5 Aten Place, Butler Football 9, 10. 11, 12 (Co-capt), Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. 12, Basketball 10. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Student Council V.P. 9, Junior Officials 12. Gregory Decker 90 Valley Road, Butler Film Club 12. 15 Karen Decker 69 Catherine Street, Bloominqdale C.I.E. Donna De Koeyer 19 Dean Avenue, Butler Cheering 10, Film Club 12. Track 9, 10, Student Council 10, Guidance Runner 9. 11. Thomas De Graw 78 Elizabeth Street, Bloomingdale Football 9. 10, 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. Track 9. 10. Varsity Club 11, 12. Edward De Marchi 20 Lundy Terrace, Butler Football 10. Baseball 10. 16 Stephanie Doemer 9 Chestnut Street, Bloomingdale Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. Interact 10. 11. (Sec.). Student Council 11. Varsity Cheer- ing 11. 12. Drama Club 12. Yearbook 11. 12 (Editor), Guidance 9. C.O.E. 12. State Gymnastics 11, 12, Usherette 11. Cindy Di Dolci 168 Clark Street, Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12, Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10, 11. 12. Film Club 12, Girls Varsity Club 12. Timothy Dooley 24 Mabey Lane, Butler Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Michele Donnelly 46 Manning Avenue, Butler Basketball Cheering 9. 10. 17 Robert Dresser 66 Catherine Street, Bloomingdale Football 9. Wrestling 9, Indoor Track 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10, 11. 12. Yearbook 11. Maple Leaf. 11, Varsity 10. 11, 12. Michael Dunkirk 25 Woodward Avenue. Bloomingdale Maple Leaf, Bowling 9. 10. Michael Durkin 20 Cleary Avenue, Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity 11, 12. Student Council 11. Pamela Elvena 29 Mathews Terrace, Bloomingdale Film Club. Art Club. C.O.E. Drew Emmetts 73 Hillside Drive, Bloomingdale Cross Country, Track. Wrestling. Varsity Club. Dale Fagan 109 Star Lake Avenue, Bloomingdale Mapleleaf Donna Engers 29 Oak Street, Butler John Feeney 11 Warren Avenue, Bloomingdale Football 10, Track 9. 10, 11, Bowling 9, 10. 11, 12. A.V.A., Photo Club, Journal- ism, English Rep. 12, Varsity Bleacher Bums. Debra Faulhefer 86 Rafkind Road, Bloomingdale Girls Varsity Club - pres.. Field Hockey 9, 10. 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Wres- tling Cheering, Film Club, English Rep., Student Council 9, 10. 11. 12. Gregory Forshay 167 Rafkind Road, Bloomingdale Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9, 10, Senior Play 10, 11, 12, Drama Club 12. Honor Society 11, 12, Thespian Society 11. 12, Boys State 11. Walter Fraas 32 Ridge Road. Bloomingdale Varsity Ski Team. Film Club Ralph Friedrickson 66 Catherine Street, Bloomingdale Film Club. Robert Fitzpatrick 130 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler Football Manager 9, 10, 11. Basketball 9, 10, Student Council 9, 10, 11, Freshman Class Treasurer. Debra Foray 45 Sunset Road, Bloomingdale Film Club 12, Business Staff Yearbook 11. 12. Stage Crew. 19 Gail Funderburk 131 Star Lake Avenue, Bloomingdale Film Club Scott Gambuti 37 Arch Street, Butler Cathy Galbraith 34 Woodward Avenue, Bloomingdale Track 10, Film Club 12, Ski Club 9, 10, Interact 11. High School Office 10. Attendance 9. 11. Sharon Geer 2A Jeffrey Drive, Bloomingdale Student Council 9. 12. Elections Commit- tee 9, 12, T.V. Club, Assembly Committee 12. J.V. Drill Team 10. Varsity Drill Team 11. Wrestling Cheering 10. Film Club 12. Attendence Runner 9. Patricia Gagg 20 Reeve avenue, Bloomingdale Field Hockey. Basketball. Softball Michael Gaertner 65 Keil Avenue, Butler Bowling 9. Track 9. 10. 11, 12, Football 10. 11. 12. Indoor Track 10. 12. Ski Team 11. Film Club 12. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Elizabeth Gallone 34 Main Street, Butler Joanne Gherardi 16 Elm Street, Bloomingdale Girls Fencing 9, 10, 11. 12, Honor Society 11. Pres. 12, Girls Track 9, Tennis Club 9. 10. Business Staff 11, 12, History Fair 11. Girls Varsity Club 11. Michael Goldner 35 Hasbrouck Avenue, Butler C. .E. Richard Graff 136 Vreeland Avenue, Bloomingdale Film Club, Bowling Charles Grennon 98 Keil Avenue, Butler Radio Club 12. Jean Grasso 33 West Bellview Avenue, Butler Basketball Cheering 9. Football Cheering 10. 11. 12, Gymnastics 10. 11. Honor Society. C.O.E. Bruce Hall 53 Rafkind Road, Bloomingdale Basketball 9, 10, Football 11, 12. Student Council 11. Daniel Haren 17 Vreeland Avenue, Bloomingdale Golf 9. 10. Football 9,10.11.12, Bowling 9. Maple Leaf Staff 11, Track 11. m? Herbert Hopper 162 Keil Avenue, Butler A.V.A. 10. 11. 12. T.V. Telecast 11. 12. Dolores Hart 29 Hillside Avenue, Butler Choir 9. C.H.E. 12. Drama Club 12. Jerilynn Heigl 80 Reservoir Avenue, Butler Pep Club 9. Tennis Club 9, Varsity Drill Team 10. 11, 12. Competition Drill Team 10, Interact 11, Boys Track Manager 11, 12, Honor Society 11. 12, Girls Track 10, Junior Officials 12. Lawrence Henry 138 Kafkind Road, Bloomingdale Track 9, 10. 11. Bowling 9. 10. 11. 12. Stage Crew 11. 12. Diane Hoffman 68 Hilltop Terrace, Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9, 10. 11. Gymnastics 9, 10, 11. 12. Girls Track 9. Basketball Cheering 11. Girls Varsity Club 11. 12. Janice Hazekamp 138 Bellview Avenue, Butler Twirling 10. Track 10. 11. 12. Winter Track 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12. Student Council 12. Tami Hazekamp 68 High Street, Butler Band 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, 12. Track 9, Indoor Track 11. 10. Joseph Howley 14 Vrceland Avenue, Bloomingdale Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, English Rep. 11. Elizabeth Jansson 10 George Street, Butler Film Club, Fencing Kathryn Hutman 34 Sally Street, Bloomingdale Varsity Club 11. 12. Varsity Track 9, 10, 11,12, Field Hockey 9.10.11. Robert Jacobson 292 Glenwild Avenue, Bloomingdale Varsity Basketball 12. Linda Hubbard 130 Decker Road, Butler Mary Ellen Judge 93 Rafkind Road, Bloomingdale Student Council 9. Deborah Kahn 103 Reeve Avenue, Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. Girls Varsity Club 10. 11, Basketball 9. 10. 11, Girls Glee 9. 10. English Rep. 9,10, 11. 23 Patricia Kattowski 133 Rafkind Road, Bioomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. Gynmastics 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Cheering 11. 12. Film Club 12. History Fair 11, Usherette 11. Girls Varsity Club 11, 12, Student Council 10. 11. 12. (Pres.) Daniel Kelly 175 Rafkind Road, Bioomingdale Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12. Baseball 11. 12. History Fair 10. 11. Varsity Club 11. 12. Student Council 10. 11. Steven Kessler 85 Ridge Road. Butler Film Club 12. 24 Nancy Kleinman Dunlap Lane, Bioomingdale Film Club 12. T.V. Club 12. Varsity Club 12. Student Council 10. 11. 12. Basketball Statistician 10. 11. Lisa Kristiansen 46 Overlook Road, Bioomingdale Honor Society 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12. Junior Officials 11. 12. Art Show Com- mittee 9. 10. 11, 12. History Fair Committee 11. Baseball 10. 11. 12. m Richard Keosian 30 Hillcrest Drive, Bioomingdale Football 9. 10. Golf 9. 10. 11. 12. Skiing 10. Honor Society. Varsity Club. Bethanne Krauss 30 Sally Street, Bioomingdale Cross Country 9. 10. 11. Wrestling Cheering 11. 12. Girl’s Varsity Club 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 12. Gymnastics 10. 11. Co-capt 12. J Diane Kuhn 1694 Ratzer Road, Wayne Fencing 9. Track 9. Regina Laird 58 Hillside Drive, Bloomingdale Jackie Lambertus 7 Second Street, Butler Attendance Runner 10. Guidance Office Runner 11. Ruthann Lampe 71 Woodward Avenue, Bloomingdale Colorguard 10. 11. Track 10. Yearbook 11. 12. Attendance Runner 10. Film Club 12. Student Council 11. 12, Executive Committee 11. 12, Usherette 11. Timothy La Pointe 50 Carey Avenue, Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. Track 9. 10, 11. 12. Film Club 12. Honor Society 11. 12. Mourning Elite 9. 10. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Lorraine Lappine 4 Cleary Avenue, Butler Pep Club 9. French Club 11. Drill Team Manager 10. 11. Competition 10. 11. 12. Usherette 11. Choir 11. Attendance Runner 10. Guidance Runner 9. 11. 25 Avis Lauter 76 Marion Avenue, Butler Film Club 12, Yearbook Committee 11. Craig Lisa 75 Glenivild Avenue, Bloomingdale Susan Locke 57 Kiel Avenue, Butler Attendance Runner 9, C.O.E. 12. Radio Club 12. Michele Leibruder 84 Summit Avenue maryann Lenner 239A Glenivild Avenue, Bloomingdale Jerseymen 12. Diana Madden 171 Kiel Avenue, Butler Drama Club 12. Bobby Lundquist 25 Siek Road, Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Boys State Rep. 11. Vincent Manning 117 Knolls Road, Bloomingdale James Marion 35 Orchard Street, Bloomingdale C. .E. Timothy Mahon 31 Siek Road. Butler Football 9. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. Varsity Club 11, 12. Honor Society 11. 12. Georgann Marion 5 Vreeland Avenue, Bloomingdale Track 10. Interact 11. Honor Society 11. 12. Color guard 11. Usherette 11. Student Council 12, Film Club 12. Ski Club 9. 10, Attendance Runner 11. Jody Marion 266 Boonton Avenue, Butler Jerseymen 9. Tennis Club 9. Yearbook Business Staff 10, 11. Yearbook 12, Drama Club 12, Honor Society 11. 12. History Fair 11. Lorraine Marino 38 Valley Road, Butler Cheering 10, 11. Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 9. 10, 11. 12, English Rep. 9. Class President 10, Senator 11, English Rep. 12. Drill Barbara Marion 13 Summit Avenue, Butler Team Manager 11. 27 Linda Marion 25 Cedar Street, Bloomingdale Cheering 9, 10, Concert Choir 9, 10, 12, Student Council 11, Senior Play 10, 12, Drama Club 12. Junior Class Senator 11, Stage Crew 10. 12. Nora Martell 1605 Rt. 23, Apt. 12, Butler Film Club 12. Bonnie Marshall 103 Kiel Avenue. Butler Girls Glee Club 9. 10. 11. English Rep. 10. Kathleen Me Carthy 66 Keil Avenue, Butler Track 9. 10, 11, English Rep. 9. Class Treasurer 10. Class Secretary 11. Drama Club 12. Honor Society 11, 12. Basketball Cheering 10. Interact 11. Maple Leaf 11. Usherette 11. Senior Play 12. Cheering 11, Junior Officials 12, History Fair 11, Young Republicans 11. 28 Christopher Me Clure 19 Butler Place, Butler Football 9. 12. Indoor Track 9. 10. 11, Track 9. 10. 11. 12. History Fair 10. Varsity Club 11. 12. Debra Matthews 3 Woodland Avenue, Butler Pep Club 9. Student Council 9, Tennis Club 9. Varsity Twirling 10. 11. Capt. 12, Attendance Runner 9. 10. Junior Officials 12. Kelley Me Gee Greenwood Avenue, Butler Elizabeth Me Reman 46 Guenther Street, Butler Mary Me Reman 62 High Street, Butler Basketball 9. 10,11.12. Softball 9. 10.11. 12. Colorguard 10. 11. Varsity Club 11. 12. Student Council 10. 11. Victoria Megale 46 Decker Road, Butler Choir 9. 10. William Me Laughlin 16 Washington Street, Butler Football 9, Film Club 12. Janet Me Manus 76 Hilltop Terrace, Bloomingdale Cross Country 10. 11. Track 11. Varsity Club 11. Attendance 9. 10. 11. 29 Albert Miller 51 Outlook Street, Butler Film Club 12. Joseph Molloy 55 Hilltop Terrace, Bloomingdale 30 Mark Miller 25 Tintle Road, Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. Track 10. 11. 12. Indoor Track 9. 10. 11. 12. William Miller 75 Red Twig Trail, Bloomingdale Glenn Morse 67 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale C.I.E. Charles Moltane 86 Reservoir Avenue, Butler Football 9. Track 9. Indoor Track 9. Drama 10. Concert Choir 11. 12. Good- as-Gold 11. 12. Jane Morrisett 99 Summit Avenue, Butler Student Council Rep. 9. 10, 11. Ecology Club 12. Senior Class President 12. Teresa Morse 15 Sanders Place, Butler Basketball Cheering 10. % Donna Munczinski 49 Valley Road, Butler Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. Attendance Runner 9. Tennis Club 9. Drill Team 10. 11, 12. Wrestling Cheering 11. Usherette 11. Film Club 12. Track 11. Debbie Mosier 96 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale Film Club 12. Art Club. Journalism Scott Mugavero 105 Summit Avenue, Butler Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12. Cathy Mugavero 196 Clark Street, Bloomingdale Cheering 9. 10. 11. 12. T.V. Club. Film Club 12. Maple Leaf 11. Student Council 9. 10, 11. Guidance Runner 9. Honor Society 11. 12, Radio Club 12, Girls State Alternate 11. Laurence Murphy 13 Roy Avenue, Bloomingdale Football 12. Baseball 10. 11. 12. Student Council 11. Varsity Club 12. Indoor Track 11. History Fair 11. Kraig Nelson 34 Wallace Avenue, Bloomingdale Regina Niemiec 126B Keil Avenue, Butler Band 9. 10. 11. Orchestra 9. 10. Wind Ensemble 9. 10, Fencing 10. Film Club 12. C.O.E. 12. Steven Oltmanns 4 Woodland Avenue, Butler Honor Society. Boys State Alternate 11. Cross Country 9, 10. 11, Indoor Track 9. 10. 11, 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Robert Natale 3 Greenwood Avenue, Butler Football 9. Indoor Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Peggy Nunn 40 Sunrise Avenue, Bloomingdale Business Staff 10, 11. 12. Interact 11. 12, Honor Society 11. 12. Drama Club 12. Scorekeeper Baseball 12, 11. Stage Crew 11. 12.. Liz Outwater Glenwild Lake, Bloomingdale Cheering. Student Council Maple Leaf. Interact. Phylis Osar 101 Decker Road, Butler Film Club 12. Choir 9. 11. Lynn Pandorf 49 Western Avenue, Butler Concert Band 9.10.11. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. Keil House Katz 9. Wind Ensemble 9. Fencing 10. Honor Society 11.12. James Papesca 132 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler Film Club 12. Nina Paulino 24 Roosevelt Avenue, Butler Drama Club 12. Thespian Society 12. Senior Play 10. 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12, Jerseymen 9, Track 9. 12, Indoor Track 12. Literary Arts Magazine 12. Debra Paulison 39 Woodward Avenue, Bloomingdale Fencing 9. 10, 11. 12. Jerseymen 9. Track 9. 10. Drill Team 11. Varsity Club 11, 12. Honor Society 11. 12. History Fair 11, Business Staff 11.12 co-editor. Donna Pauloski 102 Knolls Road, Bloomingdale Kurt Peterson 157 Rafkind Road. Bloomingdale Football. Basketball. Track. Film Club. Stefan Ponomarev 24 George Street. Butler Film Club. Fencing 10. 11. 12. Capt. Carol Rafferty 101 Knolls Road, Bloomingdale Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Choir. Drama Club 12. Kathy Payne 15 Oak Street. Butler Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Girls Glee 9, 10. 11. Concert Choir 10. Jerseymen 9. Student Council 10. Jonathan Powell 27 Woodland Avenue, Butler Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Wind Ensemble 9. Varsity Club 11. 12, Journalism 11. Harvey Peterson 125 Union Avenue, Bloomingdale Film Club 12. Debra Ricciardi 15 Roy Avenue. Bloomingdale Pep Club 9. Talent Show Committe 9. 10, Wrestling Cheering 10, Interact 10. 11, Senior Treasurer. Yearbook Staff 12, Attendance Runner 12, Junior Officials 11. 12. Maple Leaf 11. Usherette 11. Carmen Rapolla 24 Center Street, Butler Cross Country 9. Drama Club 12, Student Council Vice President 12. JoAnne Ricker 31 South Gifford Street, Butler Linda Ricker 10 Lafayetter Street, Butler Guidance 9. 12. Library 9. Interact 9. Tennis 9, Attendance 10, Usherette 11. Film Club 12. Football Drill Team 10. 11. 12. Co-capt.. Competition Drill Team 10. 11. 12. co-capt. Rodney Robbins 73 Roosevelt Avenue, Butler Baseball 9, Wrestling 9. 10. 12, Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Audio Visual Aids 9. 10. 11. 12. History Fair 9, 10, 12. Student Council 9. 10. Robin Roe 7 Oak Street, Butler Guidance 10, Attendance 11, C.O.E. 12. Maureen Rossi 81 Reservoir Avenue, Butler Tennis Club 9, Talent Show Committee 9. 10, Cheering 10, 11. 12. Girls Track Manager 10, 11. 12. Stage Crew 10. Pep Club 9, Girls Varsity Club 11. 12. Student Council 12. Yearbook Staff 12. Usherette 11. Barbara Rutherford 93 Clark Street, Bloomingdale Guidance Runner 10. Gordon Schwalbe 16 William Street, Bloomingdale Cross Country 9. 10. 11. Indoor Track 9. Track 9. 10. William Santo 9 Butler Place, Butler Bowling 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 11. 12. Concert Band 11. 12. Visual Aides 9. 10. 11. 12. T.V. Club 10. 11. 12. Radio Club 10. 11. 12. Student Council 9. Varsity Club 11. 12. Dale Salvesen 19 Fichter Street, Bloomingdale Film Club. Fencing 12. Track 9. Interact, Business Staff 10. Jerseymen. Tennis Club 10. Michael Schounnot 29 Ryerson Avenue, Bloomingdale Bowling 9. 10. 11. Track 11, 12. Mona Scherreik 33 Nwk. Pompton Turnpike, Riverdale Student Council Rep. 9. V. Pres. 10, Rep. 11. V. Pres. 12. T.V. Club 10. 11. Girls State 11. Drill Team Manager 11. Honor Society 11. 12. Junior Official Committee 11. 12. Interact 11. 12. History Fair 11, Maple Leaf 11. Bicentennial Convention Edward Scott 36 Linda Seaman 24 Poplar Slreet, Butler Gymnastics 9. 10, 11, Honor Society 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12. Competition Drill Team 11. Attendance 10, 11. Cynthia Sedlar 341 Andrew Place, Bloomingdale Film Club. Guidance Runner Joan Sisco 97 Carey Avenue, Butler Urn Club 12. C.O.E. 12. Laura Shearer 84 Star Lake Road, Bloomingdale Cheering 9, 10. Student Council Rep. 10, Drama Club 11. 12. Senior Play 11. 12. Thespian Society 12. Gwen Shipley 153 Hillside Drive, Bloomingdale Film Club. Art Club. Track 9. Frank Sisto 45 Lakeside Avenue, Bloomingdale Football 9. 10, 11. 12, Baseball 9. 10. Basketball 9, 10. Wrestling 12. Diana Siscoe 3 Gormley Lane, Butler Robert Smolen 119 Vreeland Avenue. Bloomingdale Thomas Smith 145 Hillside Drive, Bloomingdale Football 9. Radio Club 10. 11. 12. T V. Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Laura Stagliano 90 Sunset Avenue. Butler Film Club 12. Student Council 38 Belinda Stewart 95 Arch Street. Butler Gymnastics 11. 12. Film Club 12. Atten- dance Runner. History Fair. Art Show 9. 10. 11. 12. Brian Struble 46 Murtle Avenue. Butler Baseball 9. 10. Cross Country 11. 12. Tennis Club 10. 12. History Fair 10. 11. Karen Sondermeyer 31 Mathews Terrace, Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. Drama Club 12. Fencing 10. 11. 12. Drill Team 11. 12, Attendance 12. Jerseymen 10. Concert Choir 12. Girls Glee 12. John Strassburger 42 Bellview Avenue, Butler Executive Committee 11. 12. History Fair 10. 11. Judith Struble 11 Orchard Street, Butler mg Louis Terrulli 2 Miller Court, Butler C. .E. II. 12. Marlee Struble PO Box 158, Butler V V Margaret Stymachs 7 Scott Street, Butler C.H.E. 11. 12. Glenn Tiger Bouge Drive, Bloomingdale Film Club. Football Patrick Taggart 32 Captolene Avenue, Bloomingdale Football 9. 10, 11. 12. Wrestling 9. 10, 11, 12. Varsity Club 11. 12. X k David Till 6 Center Street, Butler Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12. Maple Leaf 11, Football 9. 12. 39 Donna Tintle 147 Boonton Avenue, Butler Attendance Runner. High School Office 11. 12.C.O.E. 12. Phillip Tintle 70 Van Dam Avenue, Bloomingdale Basketball 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11. Football 11. 12. Indoor Track 10. History Fair 11. 9. Varsity Club 11. 12. Baseball 12. James Tonjann 14 Stonyhill Court, Butler Football 9. M.C.V.T. Barbara Vanderbas 22 Ward Avenue, Butler Jerseymen 10. 11. 12, New York Times Staff. 50’s Assembly 9. 10. 11, 12. Carl Vetter Terrace Avenue, Butler v Phyllis Tintle 70 Van Dam Avenue, Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9, 10. 11. 12, Basketball 9. Softball 9. Student Council Rep. 9. Varsity Club 10. Lynn Van Orden 43 Valley Road, Butler Wrestling Cheering 10. Interact 11. Film Club 12. Student Council 11. Eileen Walsh 75 Hilltop Terrace, Bloomingdale Film Club. Jane Weatherwalks 24 Cedar Street, Bloomingdale Donna Walz 8 Highland Avenue, Bloomingdale Fencing 10. Guidance Runner 9. Drama Club 10, 12, High School Office Runner 11, Jerseymen 10. Christopher War 5 Aten Place, Butler Football 9. 10, 11, 12. Boy Varsity Club 11. Jerseymen 9. 10. 11. Film Club 12. Mark Warner 6 Sanders Place, Butler Cross Country 9, 10. 11. Indoor Track 10. David Weland 16 Ogden Terrace, Butler Football 9. Journalism. Cross Country 10. 11. Baseball 12. Laura Whealan 34 Arch Street, Butler Yearbook 12. Drill Team 9. Honor Society, Film Club Della Weller 45 Fichter Street, Bloomingdale Film Club 9. Choir 12. High School Office Runner 11. Pep Club 9. History Fair 9. Usherette 11. Shawn Whritenour 90 Sunset Avenue, Butler Film Club. Cindy Witty 39 Third Street, Butler Girl’s Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Fencing 11. Drama Club 12. Cross Country 12. Indoor Track 12. Track 12. 42 Carol Wood 36 Woodward Avenue, Bloomingdale I Richard Willis 20 Western Avenue, Butler Valerie Wurster 99 Summit Avenue, Butler Cynthia Wright 19 Balston Street, Bloomingdale Robert Zita 33 Terrace Avenue, Butler C. .E. Diana Zurofsky 58 Gifford Street, Butler Stage Crew 10. Mark Zita 5 Birch Street, Bloomingdale Mike Zita 5 Birch Street, Bloomingdale Film Club. Sherry Pomponio 43 CAMERA SHY Rullell Congleton Kenneth Everitt Linda Kecmer Karen Kelly Edward Kinney Joseph Luke Vincent McBride Jeffrey Monks Joseph Murray George Patchell Barbara Rizzuto Mark Robertson Jerome Rossi Charles Sanders Robert Smith Wally Titus Katherine Walsh Kenneth Weeks Scott Ziegler Carl Gripenburg Michael Schaffer Left to Right: M. Judge, D. Kahn, B. Krauss, G. Bulmer, K. Sondermeyer, K. Connell, P. Nunn, J. Ricker, L. Terrulli, P. Elvena, N. Klein- man, G. Bayles, J. Gherardi, R. Robbins, J. Heigl, W. Coby, D. Hoffman. — V V Robin Roe - “What’ya mean, I can’t take him to school?” Maryann Leitner - “Doe, Ray, Me, Fa, So, La, Tee, Doe!” Linda Marion - “Look out Barnum- Baily, here 1 come.” Phillip and Phyllis Tintle - “No, we’re not related ... He’s only my brother.” Tom DeGraw - “Can I speak to --- Uh, what’s her name again?” Carole Rafferty - “One step closer and you’re gonna get it!” Debbie Mathews - “I’ll drink to that. t Donna Munczinski - “I’m Donna, Fly me!” Joe Howley - “Honest. I can keep a secret!” Debbie Ricciardi - “Actually, it’s Mrs. Elton John!” Donna Tintle - “Well, I’ll start my diet tomorrow!” Ro Baumann - “Oh Gee, 1 was expecting a mink for Christmas!” Janet Chinosi - “Can I have some too.' Pat Capone - “Can 1 have this for my birthday.” Chris McClure “And now for my sexy look... Sue Locke - “Well I declare. P. Bannon T. Barret C. Basham L. Batvinskas R. Beasley P. Alex D. Appel K. Alheidt R. Babcock A. Baird C. Becker J. Bergen B. Bingham E. Bloomquist JUNIORS J. Bohler P. Breeze C. Briggs H. Brown K. Brown L. Bryant A. Budding K. Burkhardt E. Campbell S. Carabello 50 ‘Yea, Butler!' M JjfL S. Cole C. Como M. Connell L. Cressman B. Cretei T. Clark D. Cole D. Chapman J. Chinosi B. Churchill J. Churchill M. Croop M. Crum T. Crum D. Curving L. Daleo D. DeGraw E. DeGraw M. DeGraw M. Dempe S. DeVisser 51 52 Concentration is most important. Hard at work in the Courtyard. S. Gormley B. Gould R. Gould J. Gray S. Greene K. Gregory K. Guadagno B. Guenter S. Gutleber B. Haid S. Holster K. Houst D. Howard R. Hulbert J. Huther A. Hasson E. Haynes S. Hendricks B. Herbst W. Herting 53 R.Johnson W.Johnson K. Joosten E. Jordon M. Judge L. Iannacone N. Jacka L. Jobes K. Johnson L. Johnson D. Kane B. Kattowski C. Render B. Keeney B. Kikkert 1 M. Konopinski S. Krauss K. Kramer R. Kuka R. Kuruc J. LaCorte J. Lacotta B. Kikkert A. Kinney B. Koch B. Kochka R. Koepper 4 54 Time out to pose.' T. Lamoureux K. Landon T. Larkin G. Lilienthal K. Lipinski L. Liptak S. Livingston C. Longo K. Lydon D. Mac Donald D. Mancini D. Marienthal P. Marion C. Martin C. Maskley D. Martin L. Mataro S. Mathews M. Mazurkiewicz R. Mazzucco C. Me Elroy L. McGarry M. McGuiness D. McKenna E. McMackin M. Mead L. Merish Spirit in September 55 P. Meyer J. Minutole K. Molloy G. Mueller D. Murphy Study Hall in the Cafeteria. J- O’Connor D. Oefelein L. O’Hara L. Orlich P. Osterhoudt R. Otis S. Pacifico K. Paisley G. Paiazzi M. Panaro A. Needhammer R. Nelson M. Newton L. Nunez B. O’Conner L. Pandorf M. Patton W. Payton D. Pearson A. Pechko 56 T. Pron D. Quigley K. Ranney E. Reardon B. Reichert S. Rodda R. Roewfsaat C. Rogotski P. Rowe D. Sammon J. Reichert J. Reider J. Reinartsen D. Rickelmann P. Riley J. Santo L. Scheibener J. Schmidt D. Scholze M. Schwalbe 57 Concerts are part of having fun! F. Schwertz T. Scognamiglio E. Sengstaken S. Shenise A. Shuhnicki S. Shultis S. Silversey B. Simpson D. Slawson C. Smith D. Smith L. Smith C. Sparks D. Spellman E. Stalter R. Stellmacher E. Stiles S. Stoel B. Struble N. Struck M. Subisak G. Suler S. Tabor B. Taggart K. Taylor E. Thoman W. Tiger P. Varga W. Veith D. Verdonik G. Verrilli A. Walek P. Timmons B. Treweeke A. Vangelas P. VanHecke R. VanOrden T. Wallace D. Wassmer S. Waters C. Weatherwalks R. Weatherwalks K si j-f •u :|.:v . D. Weber K. Westdyke S. Wikfors D. Wilberton D. Witty 59 Juniors! Juniors! Juniors...!' J. Albanese E. Alexander C. Alheidt J. Alheidt J. Allunario C. Anderson M. Appel R. Babcock S. Backley E. Bailey K. Ball H. Bajusz P. Balinski SOPHOMORES J. Behre J. Berwanger E. Bostek M. Bremer C. Briede D. Barrett K. Barton B. Beck N. Beck M. Becker 60 K. Brown D. Buglino R. Burns T. Capalbo C. Cappola M. Cardone “Gooooo, Butler!’ V R. Carrozza C. Caywood J. Cervone K. Charman J. Chinosi D. Clark K. Cleary B. Connor M. Cox T. Crowley a ,c Vi R. Csanitz S. Cummings R. Cusack E. Cutshall C. Daddazio 61 G. DeGraw M. DeGraw L. DeKorte S. DeLaosa D. DiMarchi K. DeMott C. DePascale E. DiLaura P. Doerwald K. Drexler F. Driscoll J. Driscoll D. Drotos M. Duncan E. Dykenga S. Engers 62 Working in Metal Shop. Cheering on the Pep Rally. J. Fitzpatrick L. Gardner J. Gesicki M. Gildersleeve S. Ginter C. Glasser T. Golden D. Gordon P. Gregory S. Grimm L. Guzman K. Haggart J. Henderson T. Henne H. Herm L. Houst J. Howley M. Halkiu T. Hankin M. Harnen R. Harty D. Hazekamp C. Huizer C. lannaccone J. Istvan R. Jameson M. Jaretsky 63 C. Kata a L. Kecmer 5 S. Kelsey J M. Kirschbaum E. Klecha % 64 The roadway to Butler High. J. Mason P. McClinton B. McClure M. McDermott D. McDonald J. Maas G. Me Intosh M.Manning T. Marion L. Marklin S. McGarry T. McKenny S. McKernan S. McManus B. McMinn C. McNamara P. Menger J. Meyer J. Michelfelder M. Migliorino L. Milden H. Miller 65 J. Mohl B. Moltane P. Monahan B. Monego J. Montemarano D. Monti D. Morse M. Morse K. Moshier R. Mugavero B. Pangaro C. Papesca M. Parken A. Patien T. Paulino fN B. Novakoski B. Nowicki K. Obert A. Ohl M. Pace J. Murphy A. Munni K. Newton S. Neubert M. Nogrady 66 J. Picardo S. Pielaet D. Pomponio K. Porter J. Purdie C. Peet D. Pellegrini J. Perrone R. Peterson M. Petrillo A. Rafferty M. Rankin B. Ruel J. Ricciardi C. Richardson L. Rickelmann M. Ricker S. Ricker M. Riley C. Rizzuto A. Rochacewicz M. Roche J. Romain L. Rossie R. Ruiz Teachers join the action! 67 K. Shauger P. Sherrer D. Shortman G. Shupp T. Silvestri C. Sisco M. Sisco S. Sisto D. Smith M. Slater M. Smith B. Smokowski S. Smolen J. Snure B. Soules B. Sondermeyer J. Spellman 68 Some art students M. Spellmon D. Stewart A. Struble K. Struble L. Struble S. Tideman B. Toolen T. Tracy J. Trishman M. Uliss M. Suler T. Sullivan M. Taber L. Tancredi G. Thomson 69 at work. J. Westergaard K. Whealan B. White N. Whitmore C. Winkler '� v J. Winter G. Witty M. Ziegler G. Zita G. Ambrogia B. Ingold J. Ward D. Wargacki E. Wassmer T. Webber E. Weiss 70 J. Alexander J. Andretta B. Appaluccio M. Aschrafzai G. Aug L. Aungst J. Aupperiee M. Bachmann E. Bailey L. Bailey M. Beam M. Bedford FRESHMEN L. Berrios B. Blevin G. Bogush D. Boxmeyer L. Bremer L. Behre D. Benack T. Bergen W. Bergested J. Birmingham 71 x — A v - 1 'vj R. Corson J. Corter B. Corter T. Cramer E. Cribb B. Criscitelli S. Crockett D. Cross R. Crumb I. Csanitz 72 J. DiOrio W. DiOrio M. Disser L. Doerner D. Dolecki 73 Freshmen at the Pep Rally. P. Eberle S. Ebers J. Eckrich C. Eisenhardt D. Emmetts J. Engers G. Eustice J. Fagan E. Fawcett M. Fierro J. Finkle K. Fitzpatrick J. Gould R. Fletcher K. Frey B. Gaffney K. Gambuti D. Geary P. Gherardi C. Gilberti T. Gluck M. Gorga D. Guenter D. Gudat K. Grimm D. Hall M. Haid 74 R. Howell B. Hubbard S. Huffman S. Huha S. Hui C. Iannacone B. Inglis L. Jacquel C. Jansson D. Johnson S. Kadar D. Kahn B. Kalupa J. Kelly A. Kender M. Kenney D. Kimack 75 Butler fans. L. King M. King D. Kisch J. Kovatch D. Kremer C. Kreski J. Lampe K. LaPoint P. LaPointe M. Larry J. Laverne M. Lee M. Lelyo C. LiLoia D. Lime D. Lis D. Lyon K. Mac Intosh G. Mack D. Malinski M. Manning K. Mariconda D. Marienthal G. Marklin J. Marsh E. Martin A. Mataro 76 Our dropout cheerleaders! P. Meade B. Menger A. Merusi D. Miller T. Minutole A new innovation in literature. V. Murray M. Napolitano D. Nardozza R. Natale M. Natoli M. Molloy K. Morse A. Muller S. Munczinski F. Murphy L. Needhammer E. Nunez J. Nunn M. O’Brien K. O’Keefe 77 M. O’Neill G. Orenge C. Osborn M. Osterhaudt P. Ott A. Pechko R. Peer M. Pellegrini L. Perrone D. Peterson ■ L. Ottati J. Outwater L. Pagano C. Palacio K. Pandorf T ' S • B. Pangaro F. Panocci M. Pappa J. Paterson N. Paulino J. Popivchak R. Post F. Pron A. Quigley J. Quine 78 WE ARE. THE BEST!!!” R. Riley M. Rowe T. Rugg C. Ruiz M. Rupeikis P. Ryerson V. Sabio S. Shiftman K. Schmidt M. See P. Seifer J. Selinger I. Sengstaken T. Sherrer C. Silence J. Silversey T. Sledge C. Smith L. Smith P. Smith M. Solowsky K. Snell Graphics in action. 79 T. Spellmon K. Stearns K. Steele W. Steele A. Stockdale C. Stroedecke L. Struble L. Stukenborg A. Taggart B. Taylor M. Terrulli L. Tintle P. Trainer G. Urbaniak R. Valko 80 Elements of a project. B. Walz S. Waters K. Weber R. Wehrer C. Westdyke K. Zelles K. Zignorski S. Zita S. Barry C. Loriz 81 Thomas McGrath Board Member George Delcorso Board Member Charles Ebers Board Member Woodward Ball Board Member Irving F. McDonald Board President John Van Der Bas Board Vice President Frank J. Stranzl 84 Board Member Roger J. Struble Board Member Richard A. McCracken Board Member ADMINISTRATION Donald Hawkins Assistant Superintendent Board Secretary John M. Becker Superintendent of Schools Benjamin Goldberg Principal Timothy McGovern Guidance Director Charles Harris James Smith Assistant Principal Assistant to Principal BOARD ATTORNEY Edwin J. Nyklewicz PSYCHOLOGIST John Kushner Coordinator-Psychologist 85 ENGLISH Claud V. Crum English III and IV, Journalism, Maple Leaf, Department Coordinator Wendel Kralovich Debate, U.S. History II John Taras Audio Visual Aids Aquiline Ciccarelli Drama Club, Literary Magazine Colleen Fallat Robert J. Sippie Radio Club, Mass Media, Film Club T.V. Programming Joanne Daley Honors English Sandra Miller Joseph Hayes Freshman Basketball Coach Bernard Stiroh Contemporary Scene. Realities MATHEMATICS Paul Odenwelder Honor Society Advisor Dave Hoffman Freshman Football Coach J.V. Basketball Coach Garrett Geisel Richard Rosner Linda Marcheselli Rodney Hamilton Cross Country: Track Terry Foerster Learning Center 87 SOCIAL STUDIES Florence Athay Independent Study. Jerseymen, Department Coordinator. Newspaper Service Anthony Malzone Sociology. Psychology Student Council Advisor Marjorie Pine Daniel Hoeflinger Football. Ski Racing Team Arthur Pasquale Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach Ralph Rathyen Head Track Coach Victor Coscia Senior Class Advisor Student Council Co-Advisor Jr. Officials Co-Advisor Michael Lorenzo Leonard Perfetti Jr. Officials Gail Bignell Interact Advisor 88 Fred Ingold Department Coordinator of Phys. Ed. Health, Drivers Ed. Genie Grower Health; Gymnastics MUSIC Liz Benne Drivers Ed., Field Hockey, Track and Field Girls J.V. Basketball Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert Jones Drivers Ed., Wrestling Assistant Football Coach Thomas Hamilton Drivers Ed., Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Margaret Giles Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Softball Coach Girls Varsity Club Advisor Richard Hall Department Coordinator, Concert Choir Boy’s Girl’s Glee Club “Good As Gold” Singers Jan Bossard History, Football, Freshman Baseball Bernard Baggs Band Director, Marching Band ART Frank Capasso Department Coordinator Nicholas Andrian French, English, Department Coordinator Maurice Assayag Spanish Sharon Van Orden Ann Pryon LANGUAGES Gabrielle Giblin Yearbook Advisor Kathleen Savage Latin, English Christa Schulz German, English SPECIAL SERVICES Harold Carline Social Worker Eileen Martens Department Coordinator Junior Class Advisor Barbara Caspi Psychologist Rita Hawkins C.H.E. Coordinator HOME ECONOMICS Ellen Carroll Cecilia Bersano Jean Tintle Librarian INDUSTRIAL ARTS George Boughton Department Coordinator John McCoppen Graphics Dewayne Davenport Construction, Woods George Biemer Advanced Metals John Drelick John McConnell Jr. Auto, Graphic Arts Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Stage Crew Advisor Robert Monacelli Russell VanAtta Electronics, Golf Coach Auto Shop Alfred Korn Math Science Coordinator Advanced Chemistry James Rutzler Physics, Chemistry, Biology Basic Electronics, Coach for Indoor and Outdoor Track Joseph Yarmac Biology SCIENCE Carol Keefer Organic Chemistry, Lab Chemistry Thomas Sullivan Biology, Asst. Coach Cross Country Asst. Coach Track Kathleen Franklin Biology, Astronomy Band Front Advisor Paul Weiner Biology, Astronomy Fencing Coach. Skiing Coach READING Deb Hoeflinger Social Studies, Reading Marie Liddicoat English. Reading Sophomore Advisor BUSINESS EDUCATION Edward Mitchell Department Coordinator Data Processing Ronald Sisco C.O.E. Coordinator, Steno, Typing Lorraine Curtin Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice George Koerner Caroline Baruth Edward Bolcar Data processing Steno, Typing DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION NURSE Frank Potenza Dorothy Winrow R.N.; M.A. Business Law, Yearbook Advisor Business Math, School Store 9 4 GUIDANCE Jack Davies C.I.E. Coordinator, Golf Coach Head Football Coach Esther Dennis Sallie Klum Joseph Di Pasquale J.V. Baseball Coach Maureen Guadagno Attendance, Guidance Edith Tintle Secretary, Guidance Office Violet Shenise Secretary to Guidance Director SECRETARIES AND AIDES Antoinette Coletti Secretary to Asst. Principal Charlene McKenny Asst. Principal’s Office Dolores DiOrio High School Office Board of Education Lee Drexler High School Office Switchboard 1 ,V. . Kathryn Hackett Payroll Supervisor J. Villano Library Aide Verna Morse Secretary to Superintendent Marjorie Morgan Secretary to Principal Marion Reinhardt Corrine Sunbury Accounts Payable Secretary, Business Admin. 96 Hilda Hoffman Special Services Secretary P. McDonald Library Aide Mrs. Matthews Nurses Aide CUSTODIANS VARSITY FOOTBALL WE ITILY Pequannock 54 Q Kinnelon 44 8 DePaul 7 14 Montville 20 0 Sparta 21 6 Jefferson 67 0 Lakeland 57 14 West Milford if 42 0 Warren Hills 38 6 Pompton Lakes 21 8 New Providence 17 20 Mi ww J.V. FOOTBALL k PequapnocV 38 nelon 35 be Paul no game K k Montville 34 bpana Jefferson 9 LakelanP ' 13 West Milford 14 THEY: 28 K Sophomore Games Morris Knolls Roxbury FRESHMAN FOOTBALL E THEY 20 6 10 14 6 14 8 7 36 20 14 12 6 8 30 0 14 22 Cedar Grove Whippany Park Vernon Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes Pequannock Kinnelon DePaul Montville Sparta Jefferson WE THEY 24 34 26 on 20 37 23 28 37 19 28 31 22 42 36 26 18 36 17 35 8 47 31 28 -Jr BOYS’ FENCING WE THEY Indian Hills 4 23 Wayne Hills 8 19 Wayne Hills 7 20 Pompton Lakes 5 22 Indian Hills 4 23 West Essex 14 13 Voorhees 9 18 Ramapo 3 24 Morris Knolls 8 19 GIRLS’ FENCING WE THEY Indian Hills 11 14 Wayne Hills 13 12 Wayne Hills 13 12 West Milford 13 Indian Hills 6 19 West Essex 14 2 Voorhees is 10 Ramapo 5 20 Morris Knolls 6 19 Caldwell Whippany Park Parsippany Hills Morristown Montclair Madison Boro North Warren Pompton Lakes Parsippany Montville Boonton 120 GYMNASTICS WE 63.65 59.70 52.40 60.50 87.45 66.10 57.05 67.04 61.20 71.30 63.65 FIELD j HOCKEY THEY 68.61 43.15 60.05 67.20 66.25 81.60 70.10 83.93 87.05 73.00 81.15 WE Pequannock Montclair Bloomfield Montville Pompton Lakes Pa Jefferson Lakeland Sussex Vo- Jefferson Verona Pequannock Montville Lakeland Whippany Park BOYS’ BASKETBALL THF.Y WE THEY Pequannock Kinnelon DePaul Montville Jefferson Sparta Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes Kinnelon DePaul Montville f Jefferson tY Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes CHRISTMAS TOUR Wayne Valley Kp 1 67 68 ■Maji Pequannock DePaul Kinnelon Union Hill Cliffside Park Montville Jefferson Sparta Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes Pequannock Kinnelon DePaul Montville Sparta Jefferson Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes Morris Catholic State Tournament Jefferson Pequannock : Providence Sectional Finals Orange GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Pequannock DePaul Roselle Catholic Invitational Dover Sparta Jefferson Dover Boonton Morris County Skyline Hackettstown DePaul State Seactionals WE THEY 25 34 24 36 340 pts. 3rd place 30 27 23 38 31 26 27 31 23 36 179 pts. 7th place 3rd place 24 35 25 30 139 pts. 7th place BOYS’ CR THEY Pequannock Kinnelon DePaul Montville Sparta Jefferson Dover Boonton Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes Vo-Tech SENIOR OFFICERS D. Ricciardi, T. Coletti, R. Lampe, J. Morrisett, C. Rapolla, G. Cobuzio. JUNIOR OFFICERS C. Firtek, L. Mataro, S. Prentzel, L. Smith, B. Struble, M. Gallarelli The Senior class held its annual magazine sales in the fall. It is the fund raising of the past year that is most significant. During this year, the seniors organized a bike rally, a skating party, and made plans for a senior class trip in the spring. The Junior class started their year by selling candy to raise their class treasury. Later in the year they made plans for the “Junior Prom’. The Sophomore class, in order to raise funds for their treasury and future activities, sold Christmas candles. The Freshman class started their year by electing their class officers early in the fall. Later in the year, they started their fund raising by selling stationery. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS D. Barrett, M. Roche, R. Cusack, S. Pielaet, M. Kirschbaum, L. Liptak. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS The council consists of English class reps., officers and senators of each class, and its own officers elected by the students. This year the student council presented four dances: the Halloween, Harvest, Winter, and Valentines’ Dances. To raise funds, they main- tained the refreshment stand at football games, sold candy bars, and sold carnations for Valentines’ Day. Representatives of the council attended the “Monmouth Convention” and “Rutger’s State Student Council Meeting”. Throughout the year, the council sponsored many activities such as: the Pep Rallys, a Hypnotist show, a “Gong Show”, and a film festival, and plans for a concert in the spring. P. Kattowski, M. Scherreik, M. Bowlby, B. Toolen NEWSPAPER SERVICE To encourage an interest in current world affairs, and in newspaper reading, the Social Studies department sponsored the sale of the “New York Times”. The Newspaper Service is composed of students who helped distribute newspapers to homerooms each morning, or volunteered as collectors. The commission made by the sales was used towards the progression of educational purposes. B. Vanderbos, C.J. Basham, D.B. Smith, E. Haynes, M. Sledge. B. Payton, L. O’Hara, C. Debonte, K. Payne, D. Sammon, B. Vanderbos, C. J.Basham, D.B. Smith, M. Schimf, E. Haynes, K. Haggart, M. Sledge. JERSEYMEN This year the Butler Jerseymen were working on bringing the Butler history up to date, and have raised money for this project through cake sales, etc. They have created an audio-visual project - “The Role of the Dey Mansion in the Revolutionary War” and have also maintained a local program. 125 JR. OFFICIALS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Junior Officials’ Day occurred on March 18th, this year. It was a day when students of Butler High elected seniors from the “Riders”, “Sur- prise”, “Our Gang”, or “Devils” parties, to take leadership in various offices. J. Morrisett, G. Cobuzio, P. Capone, D. Ricciardi, R. Lampe, L. Kristiansen, M. Scherreik, J. Strassburger, T. Dooley. LIBRARY AIDES The Library Service Club performs many of the duties required to keep the library running smoothly. Students check books out, keep the shelves in order, process new books and magazines, file cards, and contribute in many ways to an efficient library operation. P. Smith, B. Payton, K. Haggart, S. Krauss, M. Halkui, C.J. Basham, E. Haynes, D.B. Smith. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew assists in all programs presented in the auditorium. They operated lights and curtains, and helped construct and put up sets for the plays. S. Tideman, K. Frey, K. Murphy, J. Popivchak, D. Verdonik, M. Halkui. 126 DRAMA CLUB The Butler Players dramatics club was estab- lished as part of a semester course in both the theoretical and practical study of acting tech- niques, stage directing and design, and dramatic analysis. Projects this year included - a modern version of Snow White the Seven Dwarfs for children in the community, and a school play, Cheaper by the Dozen. K. Sondermeyer, C. Witty, D. Walz, D. Madden, C. Rapolla, C. Bowman, M. Bowlby, G. Forshay, J. Marion, N. Paulino, L. Marion, P. Nunn, J. Chiaradio, L. Card, K. McCarthy, V. McBride, G. Bossard, P. Capone, L. Outwater. LITERARY MAGAZINE Creative Writing Club is part of a semester class in the development of techniques and styles of writing. Students select material for a literary- arts magazine which they lay-out and publish in coordination with the Graphics Dept. S. Stoel, E. Bostek, D. Scholze, D. Decker, J. Fitzpatrick, K. Lydon, C. Longo, S. Hendrick, J. Reichert, C.J. Basham, L. Wright, E. Haynes, J. Mohl, A. Nunes, C. Pagano, K. Malloy, D. Verdonik, J. Olf, H. Brown. RADIO T.V. CLUB The T.V. Club is a group of students who put together a weekly T.V. show, which was aired on cable T.V. Every Wednesday, after school these students went to the Cable T.V. studio, located in Pompton Lakes, to tape the show. Everything was run by the students themselves (news writing, taping, technical controls, and cameras). This year’s shows featured news about school events, interviews with various people, and films done by students in school. The Radio Club was responsible for presenting the morning announcements during the home- room period. This show consisted of all the latest news, activities, and sports of Butler High School. S. Geer, N. Kleinman,K. Drexler, K. Duffy, A. Rochacewica, C. Mugavero, B. Stewart, J. Borusiewicz, K. Drexler, T. Aug, G. Marion, D. Faulhefer, T. Smith, T. LaPointe, B. Santo, S. Locke, P. Croop, S. Behre. C.O.E. “Cooperative Office Education” students work in most phases of office operations including secretarial, typist, clerical, bookkeeping, ac- counting, key punch operator, and duplicating machine operator. The students are placed in jobs with businesses in the surrounding com- munities. N. Aronica, D. Witty, B. Zita, K. Decker, L. Terrulli, B. Decker, J. Marion, C. Gripenburg, G. Beck, M. Schounnot. C.H.E. “Cooperative Home Economics Education” students perform jobs in two basic areas. Trade occupations such as cosmetology, culinary arts, health occupations and textile workers make up one group. The other group consists of jobs such as; waitress, counter clerks, fabric handler, and the aides in the health service areas. 128 G. Wright, B. Benack, L. Post, D. Napolitano, T. Biddle, P. Stymacks, D. Madden, K. Walsh, M. Arrnona, M. Robertson, F. Mensonides, C. Moltane, M. Dempe, S. Barrett, L. Arnott. R. Roe, P. Elvena, P. Osar, D. Tintle, J. Ricker, J. McManus, S. Locke, B. Rutherford, B. McKernan, G. Cobuzio, K. Galbraith.J. Siscoe, L. Seaman. C.I.E. “Cooperative Industrial Education” students perform jobs in two basic areas. Trade occupa- tion such as carpenter, machinist, electrician, craftsman, printer and plumber make up one group. The second group is composed of jobs such as assembler, packer, material handler, builder’s helper and many others. GUIDANCE RUNNERS The Student Service Groups consist of the students who are runners or helpers for the Guidance, Attendance, and High School Offices. The students participated by donating their free periods during the school day to help in the procedures and duties of each individual office. A. Hartman, D. DiOrio, C. Longo, D. Kahn, A. Hassen, L. Dale, K. Fitzpatrick, S. Whritenour, M. DePascale, K. Decker, B. Fagan, C. Daddazio, D. Sammon, L. Kecmer, C. Davies, M. Larry, C. McNamara, J. Wall. ATTENDANCE RUNNERS M. Rowe, K. Lipinski, D. Wiegel, G. Orange, J. Chinosi, K. Mosier, J. Burt, L Behre, D. Faulhefer, C. Glasser. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE L. Doerner, J. Quine, D. Churchill, D. Sammon, M. Horan, K. Haggart, C. Gilberti, K. Sterns, K. Grimm, D. Tintle, G. Ryerson. HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is composed of students who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This year, as in the past, they sold corsages during the Thanksgiving season. During the Christmas season, they went caroling at a nearby nursing home. In the spring, plans were made to do cleanup work throughout the community. D. Foray, L. Whealen, D. Paulison, J. Gherardi, L. Seaman, M. Bowlby, L. Marino, G. Marion, A. Conte, J. Marion, P. Kattowski, L. Kristiansen, J. Howley, J. Grasso, T. Cunningham, K. Murphy, D. Matthews, C. Mugavero, M. Scherreik, N. Paulino, K. McCarthy, J. Heigl, L. Burney, J. Hazekamp, P. Nunn, C. Conry, J. Davies, G. Forshay, S. Oltmans, G. Bossard, B. Santo, B. Lundquist, R. Keosian, T. Mahon, T. LaPointe. AVA The purpose of the Visual Aids Club is to teach students to operate the visual aids equipment of the school. All visual sids equip- ment used throughout the school is handled by the members of this group. R. Robbins, K. Steele, J. Rupekis, R. Muzuka, R. Moorehead. D. DiOrio, L. Post, T. Larken, B. Taggart, T. Dixion, R. VanOrden, S. Krauss, B. Churchill, M. Connell, A. Pechko MAPLELEAF The “Maple Lear is a publication produced by the students of the Journalism class. It was printed approximately four times this year and contained articles, features, and general news, occurring at Butler High, throughout the school year. “GOOD-AS-GOLD” The “Good-as-Gold” singers are a musical group, but unlike others, it is a select ‘’pop” singing group. It, too, is composed of those students who are both interested and very capable in the vocal sense. These singers, like each member who took part in the musical entertainment, added many amusing, serious, and enjoyable moments to the school through- out this year. S. Freeman, S. Tideman, T. Johnson, R. Graf, T. Spellmon, M. Druther, K. Payne, G. D’Angelo, C. Witty, N. Struck, P. Riley, N. Jacka, C. Huiser, K. Schmidt, D. Veesart, B. Moltane, C. Briggs, D. Kahn, L. O’Hara, B. Santo, R. Verdonik, D. Verdonik, J. Perdie, C. Moltane CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir is a select musical group composed of those students who are interested in singing, and whose voices are both capable and agreeable. Throughout the year the choir will have performed in some three to five concerts, amongst which are the Christmas program, and the Spring Concert. R. Corson, M. Druther, S. Freeman, S. Tideman, T. Johnson, T. Spellmon, K. Sterns, D. Oefelein, C. Briggs, S. Tolum, P. Riley, L. O’Hara, M. Gallerelli, N. Struck, K. Sondermeyer, C. Witty, K. Schmidt, J. D’Angelo, N. Jacka, D. Kahn, L. Orlich, D. Verdonik, C. Moltane, B. Santo, R. Verdonik, B. Pangaro, B. Moltane, D. Veesart. C. Rafferty, J. Fagen, W. Coby, K. Schmidt, D. Veesart, C. Strodecke, L. Smith, J. Marsh, B. Pangaro, B. Moltane, K. Duffy, J. Quine, M. Riley, T. Marion, P. Bannon, C. Briggs, P. Riley, J. Burousiwicz, L. O’Hara, J. D’Angelo, H. Herm. GLEE CLUB The Girls’ Glee Club is a musical group, opened to, and composed of all girls who enjoy singing. During the course of the year, the group will have performed in two concerts; (Christmas and Spring). 131 P. Tintle, G. Bossard, J. Abicca, M. Miller, B. Breeze, F. DelMonaco, C. McClure, M. Durkin, D. Kelly, T. LaPointe, R. Robbins, L. Murphy, A. Kinney, B. Haid, B. Guenter, G. Cobuzio, J. Disser, S. Scholer, S. Silversey, R. Johnson, B. Fitzpatrick, B. Churchill, D. Till, M. Rowe, B. Taggart, J. Churchill, B. Flail, J. Powell, D. Harnen, M. Gaertner, B. Dresser, T. Mahon, G. Beck. G. Marion, M. Rossi, K. Hutman, B. Krauss, P. Kattowski, J. Gherardi, D. Hoffman, D. Faulhefer, L. Burney, M. McKernan, R. Bauman, G. Bayles, T. Aug, P. Gagg, P. Tintle, K. Alheidt, C. DiDolci, D. Paulison, P. Osterhoudt, L. Mataro, A. Walek, J. Chinosi, J. Meyers, K. Demott, T. Clark, S. Waters, L. Merish, W. Herting, K. Johnson, S. Zelles, L. Smith, E. Alexander, C. Daddazio, R. Ruiz, M. Horan, S. Ball, B. McClure, M. Gallerelli, L. Ricklemann, D. Salvesen, K. Sondermeyer, K. Lipinski, P. Arnold, S. Tiger, S. Gormley, C. Longo, E. Stiles, D. Spellmon. M. Ziegler, L. DeKorte, L. Behre, L. MeGarry, M. Disser, A. Capone, D. Wiegel, J. Burt, M. Scherreik. P. Kattowski, B. Toolen, C. Davies, M. Kirshbaum, R. Cusack, J. Lampe, R. Kuruc, G. Marklin, W. Bergested, D. Kahn, J. Kelly, D. Vesart, D. Barrett, S. Pielaet, L. Mataro, P. Osterhoudt, B. Struble, L. Smith, D. Quigley, L. Needhammer, S. Cole, L. Outwater, M. Bowlby, B. Zita, L. Jobes, D. Kane, M. Patton, C. Sparks, J. Chinosi, S. Stoel, D. Salvesen, J. Abicca, D. Faulhefer, B. VanWinkle, T. Coletti, G. Marion, G. Cobuzio, R. Lampe, A. Walek, S. Prentzel, G. Orenge, M. Gallarelli, B. Taggart, R. Kuruc, J. Cervone, K. Selinger, M. Roche. B. Zita, L. MeGarry, A. Quigley, C. Glasser, D. Wiegel, W. Bergested, J Kelly, L. DeKorte, D. Kahn, L. DeKorte, K. Fitzpatrick, G. Marklin, L. Outwater, C. Davies, J. Cervone, L. Jobes, K. Selinger, J. Salvesen, M. Zeigler, B. Taggart, G. Ryerson, R. Kuruc, J. Burt, M. Rossi, G. Marion, M. Disser, S. Stoel, B. Pangaro, J. Chinosi, C. Sparks, P. Osterhoudt, M. Patton, G. Orenge, A. Walek, D. Faulhefer, J. Abicca. INTERACT M. Ziegler, M. Croop, J. Behre, L. DeKorte, L. DeKorte, S. Rhodda, D. Tutzaur, L. Liptak, G. Orenge, C. Rogotski, G. Palazzi, L. Marklin, D. Davison, J. Fitzpatrick, S.C. Cummings, C. Debonte, G. Anderson, D. Quigley, K. Duffy, P. Bannon, L. Lappine, K. Lydon, T. Sullivan, M. Rowe, K. Peterson, Miss Bignell, S. Devisser, P. Timmons, S. Cole, J. Chiaradio, K. Lipinski, T. Coetti, C. Sparks, A. Cappone, K. Ould, S. Yocum, S. Suler, L. Daleo, J. Burt, M. Disser, C. Firtek, M. Patton, M. Petrillo, K. Cleary, G. Marklin, P. Arnold, J. Meyers, L. Milden, B. Walz, D. Lime, C. Barrett, M. DeGraw, D. Martin, M. Konopinski, B. Taggart, D. McDonald, L. Tancredi, D. Rickelmann, C. Fatzler, L. Jobs, K. Fitzpatrick. The Interact Club started off the year with its FRENCH CLUB new advisor Miss Bignell. The total membership of Interact stood at 74 members this year. Their first project was collecting donated toys for Kilbarchan Orphanage, which were given to the orphanage during the Christmas season. Inter- act, during the Christmas season, went carolling also. There were plans, during the year, to have the people of Kilbarchan visit Butler and plans were made to attend a benefit dance for them. Interact also had plans for an exchange weekend. D. Quigley, Mr. Andrian, K. Lydon, K. Bergested, T. Cunningham, R. Graff, D. Weber, M. Patton, M. Scherreik, J. Howley, N. Paulino, C. Ould. The Girls’ Basketball team had an overall finish of 9 wins and 10 losses. During the past season. Senior Pat Gagg, set a new career total points record, with 983 points; also a new single game scoring record with 29 points. The team is looking forward to the challenge of next year’s season. S. Prentzel, M. Gallerelli, L. Struble, P. Gagg, E. Alexander, C. DiDolci, L. Smith, M. McKernan, C. Daddazio, E. Stiles, Coach Giles, L. Ricklemann. The Field Hockey’s Conference record was 6-1-3, a second place standing. Overall, they were 7-4-4 and won 7 games straight. They lost their first round in the NJSIAA Field Hockey Tournament to Whippany Park in a sudden death playoff. They had a great season and finished with two girls, Cindy DiDolci and Phyllis Tintle, named to the 1st Team Skyline Confer- ence; and three girls, Lisa Mataro, Elaine Stiles, Sharon Waters, named as Honorable Mention. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY L. Mataro, K. Lipinski, K. Alheidt, M. Gallerelli, S. Prentzel, L. Ricklemann, S. Waters, A. Walek, C. DiDolci, P. Gagg, D. Faulhefer, P. Tintle, E. Stiles, L. Struble, Coach Benne. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL J.V. GIRLS' BASKETBALL J. Kelly, N. Whitmore, D. Marienthol, J. Chinosi, S. Waters, S. Wood, M. Larry, C. Barrett, K. Schmidt, K. Gambuti, C. Davies, L. Cerisano, A. Taggart, B. Walz, G. Orenge, Coach Benne. 135 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY M. Tracy, B. Haid, T. Dore, P. Roe, G. Bulmer, S. Mugavero, D. Emmetts, B. Churchill, D. Eustice, M. Spellmon, E. White, S. Kulick, B. Villari, M. Cox, M. Napolitano, M. Fierro, M. Connell, C. Winkler, E. Weiss, K. O’Keefe, M. Zelles, S. Reinartsen, J. Lyons, J. Trishman, B. Henry, G. Eustice, L. Stucken- berg, S. Lyons. L. DeKorte, C. Daddazio, J. Kelly, C. Barrett, B. Pangaro, Coach Denne, A. Mataro, N. Whitmore, L. Needhammer, D. Marienthol, K. Schmidt, C. Davies, L. Cerisano, J. Winters, A. Taggart, G. Orenge, S. Seifer. GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY This year’s Girls’ Cross Country team con- sisted chiefly of freshmen and sophomores. The team finished the season with a 7-2 duel meet record, tying with Jefferson, for the best in the Conference. Kim Demott was team captain, and led the way all season. The team looks strong for future success because they will not lose a single varsity runner this year. C. Witty, E. Barry, R. Ruiz, T. Clark, M. Roe, Coach Rutzler, M. Horan, M. Larry, K. Demott, J. Chinosi, S. Barry, C. Ruiz. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY The 1976 Cross Country team had a season record of 7 wins and 5 losses. The team was lead by Captains Gene Bulmer and Andy Kinney. The lettermen who also contributed to the team’s success were: Tim Dore, Scott Mugavero, and Drew Emmets, Barry Haid, Mike Connell, Brian Churchhill, and Ed Weiss. The team showed improvement as the season progressed, and hopes to reflect this in next year’s record. VARSITY WRESTLING M. Konopinski, G. Mack, G. Palazzi, J. Abicca, B. Lundquist, M. Durkin. P. Tintle, Coach Pasquale, K. Peterson, T. Dooley, G. Suler, J. Powell, T. Mahon. D. Kelly, P. Taggart, A. Patlen, D. Smith, J. Churchill, D. Slater, Coach Jones, R. Robbins, J. Alheidt, T. LaPointe, R. Webster, B. Taggart, B. Guenter, R. Johnson, S. Sisto, D. Till. J.V. WRESTLING J. Voge, E. DeGraw, F. Murphy, D. Howard, J. Silversey. D. Churchill, K. Landon, B. Walsh, D. Guenter, J. Romain, B. Churchill, J. Driscoll, B. Valko, J. Allunario, K. McManus, M. Holster, D. Caulfield, D. Emmetts, B. Appaluccio, F. Driscoll, M. Kinney, A. Cusack. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The boys’ Basketball Team finished as Skyline Conference Champion (for its second year in a row). The team’s conference record stood as 16 wins and only 2 losses. Tim Dooley placed as an All Conference player and Tim Mahon made Honorable Mention. Also, Coach Pasquale was stated “Coach of the Year”. M. DiLaura, T. Whitmore, K. Mariconda, G. Eustice, A. Pechka, R. Fletcher, C. DePascale, M. Fitzpatrick, T. Silvestri, D. Smith, Coach Floffman, R. Otis, B. Haid, D. McDonald, B. Cretei, T. Paulino, S. Smolen, D. Buglino. BOY’S M. Osterhoudt, C. Eisenhardt, P. Ryerson, N. Paulino, G. Nelson, B. Dooley, D. Kisch, M. Fierro, A. Yanis, S. Waters, J. Heigel, J. Nunn, P. Seifer, D. Peterson, S. Munczinski, K. Zelles, Coach J. Kelly. VARSITY BOWLING The Bowling team competed interscholastic- ally during the winter season. A highlight of the season was when Frank Del Monaco bowled a 157 game against Wayne Hills which at that time was a crucial game (there was an outside chance for 1st). Frank the same day also had a 607 series. Overall, the team had a good season. 138 L. Henry, F. DelMonaco, H. Batis, R. Beasley, Coach Rosner. G. Schupp, C. DeBonte, C. Malloy, Coach Rosner, L. Needhammer, S. McGerry, J. Westergand, T. Nenny, T. Henny, A. Vanderhoff, C. McElroy, J. Santo, M. Jaretsky, J. Murphy. BOY’S FENCING The Boys’ Fencing team basically underwent a rebuilding year from last year’s team. It finished the season with a 3-11 record. Eight freshmen earned varsity letters, illustrating the youth of our team. The team captain was Scott Reinart- sen who finished the season with a 28-14, won-lost record. M. Muller, K. McIntosh, S. Ponomarev, K. O’Keefe, B. Edwards, G. Bogush, . Huffman, D. Boxmeyer, S. Reinartson, M. Lee, J. Snure, B. Henry, B. Hamill. GIRLS’ FENCING The Girls’ team led by co-captains Debbie Paulson and Joann Gherardi, finished the season with a better record than last year and placed 9th in the State Tournament. Debbie Paulison led the team with a 30-15 won-lost record as well as placing 9th in the New Jersey Junior Olympic Championships. Dale Salveson finished with the second best record of 28-18. J. D’Angelo, L. Ottati, L. Doerner, T. Clark, C. Morse, D. Forshay, S. Gormley, K. Sondermeyer, D. Paulison, A. Barauskas, D. Salvesen, J. Gherardi, C. Debonte, A. Mataro. There are various Cheerleader teams to coincide with various sports. The cheerleaders main purpose is to brighten, and lead students in school spirit. They lead students in school spirit, by presenting cheers at games, pep rallys, etc.; and also by performing cheering routines. “Yeah, Team!” FOOTBALL CHEERING K. Lydon, J. Grasso, C. Mugavero, K. Duffy, M. Ziegler, T. Aug, J. Behre, M. Bowlby, S. Zelles, S. Doerner, P. Gregory, G. Bayles, M. Smith, L. Smith. BASKETBALL CHEERING S. Zelles, D. Hoffman, P. Kattowski, L. Mataro, K. Duffy, D. Spellmon, C. Firtek, G. Bayles, L. Merish, K. Lydon. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERING D. Struble, M. Smith, D. Malinski, J. Behre, C. LiLolia, L. Behre, S. Cailleteau, S. Zapp, K. Shager. Marching Band Football games half time All State Playoff games Clifton Band Festival Randolph Band Festival Randolph Band Competition (3rd place) Mahwah Band Competition (2nd place) Pompton Lakes Band Competition (1st) Morris Knolls Band Competition (1st) Memorial Day Parade Butler Fire Dept. 75th Ann. Parade Football and Basketball Pep Rallies Concert Band Christmas Concert Music In Our Schools Week (March 6-12) “Pops” Concert Spring Concert (May) Exchange Concert with Lakeland H.S. (May) Graduation Exercises (June) WRESTLING CHEERING J. Ball, T. Coletti, M. Rossi, D. Faulhefer, D. Munczinski, D. Barrett, D. Matthews, K. Guadagno, L. Outwater, K. Demott, M. Petrillo, D. Quigley. J.V. CHEERING L. Tancredi, E. Dykenga, M. Suler, M. DeGraw, G. Ryerson. 141 GYMNASTICS The 1976 Girls' Gymnastics Team led by Senior Captains, Patti Kattowski and Diane Hoffman and Senior Co-Captain, Bethanne Krauss, had a building season leading a very young and inexperienced team to achieve great satisfaction in individual and team scores. All the girls showed tremendous potential for future success. D. Hoffman, P. Kattowski, B. Krauss, B. Stewart, S. Devisser, D. Spellmon, C. Longo, D. Struble, Coach Grower, L. Gardner, L. Smith, P. Ott, C. LiLia, W. Bergested, D. Weigel, S. Zapp. TRACK M. Gaertner, D. Harnen, G. Bossard, B. Dresser, M. Miller, M. Durkin, T. LaPointe, C. McClure, T. Dore, D. Emmetts, J. Bulmer, J. Powell, T. Mahon, G. Beck, M. Subisak, J. Grey, T. Silvestri, D. Bugloni, S. Sisto, D. McDonald, J. Schmidt, B. Haid, N. Davis, J. Alheidt, K. Landon, A. Kinney, J. Pedatella, C. Como, M. Connell, E. Weiss, B. Taggart, M. Cox, T. Calpalbo, T. Paulino, K. Selinger, G. Thompson, A. Pechko, B. Walsh, C. Alheidt, P. Johnson, M. Panaro, M. Schimpf, T. Tracy, J. Istvan, J. Cervone, S. Locicero, J. Lyons, M. Spellman, C. Winkler, M. Roche, M. Harnen, D. Peterson, C. Kreski, N. Paulino, P. Fersh, D. Kisc, P. Trainer, J. Howley, E. White, S. Lyons, T. Whitmore, J. Andretta, J. Angers, S. Reinartson, P. Gherardi, D. Caulfield, A. Cusack, A. Romain, S. DiOrio, M. Bedford, M. Kisch, J. Outwater, V. Walek, K. Westdyke, D.Nardozza, L. Stukenborg, A. Conti, A. Budding, J. TArishman, Coaches R. Rathyen, Bowmen, Rutzler, Hamilton, Manager B. Callahan. Missing: K. Peterson, R. Johnson, J. Romain, B. Henry. SKI TEAM New Jersey had the most extensive program for Ski Racing in the country. The Boys’ Ski team finished 4th in the Sussex Skyline League; a seven-tenth of a percent from 3rd place, which would have assured a chance in a State Tournament. The Girls’ team is a rather young team, which has hopes and plans for future success. In the State Tournament they placed 4th out of 10 teams. V. Sabio, K. Drexler, J.Judge, C. Goens, B. Villari, M. Horan, J. Perrone, M. Disser, D. Harnen, R. Stellmacher, G. Ubernick, J. Outwater, D. Hall, M. McGuiness, J. Seager, B. Hartman, M. Walmsley, J. Price, J. Disser, W. Tiger, T. Bergen, W. Fraas, P. Arnold. COMPETITION TWIRLING The Competition Twirling team hosted the Annual IBTA Competition at Butler High School this past March. They entered as a team in the combination dance-twirling competition and came in First. Throughout the rest of the year they enter other various competitions. D. Wargacki, D. Matthews, B. Toolen, C. Bailey, B. Struble, J. Lakawicz, N. Struck, S. Pielaet, E. McMacken. COMPETITION DRILL The Drill team consists of 8 members, 6 varsity and 2 junior varsity. Selected in December, the girls practice for competitions in March and April. This year the girls helped the majorettes to sponsor the I.B.T.A. Scholarship Festival at Butler. This competition included color guard units, majorettes, and flag twirlers. The girls also participated in the Ridgewood High School competition and the Garden State Championship competition in Hawthorne. L. Lappine, L. Ricker, A. Conte, C. Debonte, K. Sondermeyer, F. Monahan, C. Briede, I. Sengstaken, J. Powell. THE RIFLES91 K. Johnson, R. Rorufsaat, E. McMacken, W. Herting, C. McNamara, C. Firtek. 143 “THE TWIRLERS D. Matthews, D. Wargacki, C. Bailey, J. Lackawicz, S. Pielaet, N. Struck, B. Struble. ‘THE FLAGS J. Borusiewicz, K. Buckhardt, D. Munczinski, B. Vedar, T. Lamauox, C.Briede, S. Rankin, A. Rochaciewicz, A. Conte, K. Sondermeyer, L. Whealan, C. Sledge, J. Heigl, P. Monahan. “THE BAND FRONT’ The Band Front is another aspect of the Band, consisting of twirlers, flags, drills, etc. This year, along with the Band, they attained many awards. At the Pompton Lakes Band Compe- tition, they took 1st place. At both the Morris Knolls and Mahwah Band Competitions, the Butler Band Front placed 2nd. 144 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL J. Burke Mgr., T. Covuzio, V. Walek, C. Eisenhardt, D. Caulfield, A.Merusi, M. Haid, D. Kish, C. Kreski, R. Natale, P. LaPointe Mrg., J. Andretta, C. Loriz, S. Waters, T. Rugg, J. Silversey, G. Aug, D. Guenter, D. Peterson, J. Heigl, S. Munczinski, B. Gregory, M. Natoli, C. Jansson, D. Johnson, P. Ryerson, F. Pron, R. Fletcher, D. Churchill, F. Punussi, D. Nardossa, J. Finkle, E. Bailey, J. Engers, A. Yanis, J. Cavalarro, P. Gherardi, B. Appalucio, D. Bachman, D. Hoffman Coach, D. Hoeflinger Coach. FOOTBALL P. Tintle, B. Breeze, G. Bossard, T. DeGraw, F. Sisto, T. Mahon, J. Davies, B. Lundquist, M. Miller, S. Colona, M. Durkin, T. LaPointe, R. Stellmacher, P. Taggart, C. McClure, G. Cobuzio, M. Gaetner, L. Murphy, K. Peterson, J. Abicca, G. Forshay, B. Behring, D. Harnen, D. Kelly, S. Tabor, J. Santo, B. Taggart, R. Johnson, B. Guenter, S. Silversey, M. Mazurkicwicz, S. Scholer, S. Lisa, D. McDonald, J. Churchill, J. Gray, S. Sisto, T. Henny, S. Smolen, G. Depascale, E. Driscoll, B. Bingham, B. Cretei, K. Landon, T. Larkin, N. Davis, C. Alheidt, J. Romain, M. Walmsley, M. Subisak, B. Fletcher, J. Schmidt, B. Kattowski, C. Vanderglas, R. Kuruc, B. Hall, E. Bailey, M. Jaretsky, M. Roche, B. Soules, L. Weiss, J. Servone, P. Johnson, B. Walsh, J. Alheidt, D. Till, M. Migliorino, K. McManus, M. Gildersleeve, G. Witty, D. Buglino, R. Walek, C. Smith, D. Smith, M. Bowman, D. Morse, M. Uliss, M. Harnen, Coach T. Hamilton, J. Davies, B. Jones, J. Bossard, J. Istvan, T. Golden. An important and most enjoyed part of our school year activities, this year, involved the various dances held at Butler High School. In the fall, the Halloween dance was presented as a “dress-up” dance. Later on in the same season, the Harvest Dance was given, and the King and Queen were voted on and announced. This years Harvest Queen was Margot Bowlby and the King was Mark Miller. Also the Winter Dance was presented as a couples only dance. The Student Council sponsored all of these dances, all of which were very enjoyable and successful. During the month of Feb- ruary, a Valentine’s Dance was given in honor of the special day of the year. The band that performed was “Star”. This is the same band that will be playing at the Junior-Senior Prom this May. This year the girls of Butler High took part in a Football game against Kinnelon. In preparing for the big game, the Senior girls and the Junior girls played each other to decide which class would play against Kinnelon. In the preliminary game, the Senior girls won by hard practice and the cheering on of the cheerleading boys of each class. Unfortunately, the Senior girls were defeated playing the Kinnelon girls. But as the saying goes “It’s only a game”, and the girls and boys alike had a good time. When Football Season comes each fall, everyone gets into the mood. Even our teachers go crazy at the Pep Rallies. This year the teachers participated in three of the pep rallies that were held in the gym at Butler High. In the first pep rally, the men teachers dressed up as Cheerleaders and led all the classes in cheers and did stunts. The women teachers were the football play- ers in the second rally and went through a series of intricate warm-up exercises and passes. Our own Vice-Principal was Santa Claus and some teachers were his helpers. Together they presented the team with trick presents and a humorous poem composed by Mr. Harris and Mr. Goldberg themselves. “FRIENDS” I hope the day will be a lighter highway, for friends are found on every road; Can you ever think of any better way For the lost and weary travellers to go? Making friends for the world to see. Let the people know you’ve got what you need; With a friend at hand you will see the light. If your friends are there, then everything’s all right. It seems to me a crime that we should age. These fragile times should never slip by us; A time you never can or shall erase As friends together watch their childhood fly. (B. Taupin) In 1963 a junior historical society was created in Butler High School, at a time when the state was preparing to celebrate its 300th birthday. This group of students was interested in state and local history. In fact, many of the students had already made projects for the His- tory Fair on subjects of local interest - houses, industrial sites, progress, etc. in Butler, Riverdale, Kinnelon, etc. Essentially they were interested in their communities, and wanted to do research on their areas. In 1977, this year, the principles and essen- tials of the History Fair still remain. Many interesting and knowledgeable projects were presented this year in its annual showing_ The grand opening of the Butler High School store, “Paraphernalia Emporium”, occurred on February 3rd of this year. The Students of the class are involved in the displays and dis- tribution of merchandise on sale in the store. The store is part of the Sales class, which is involved in a “distributive education” pro- gram. The goals of the distributive education program is to offer instruction in marketing, distri- bution, and to aid in improving the techniques of distribution, and to develop an understanding of the wide range of social and economic responsibilities which accompany the right to engage in distribution in a competitive society. CONCERT BAND We the Editors and staff of the 1977 Nugget would like to conclude in a poem, which makes us realize yesterday was a passageway guiding us into our individual features: Conclusion .. .For I shall grow. My eyes will know. Far into changes I must go. To which in time I wasted once before. Not knowing that my age was minor to my Futuristic convictions. L. .Only such a passive small as this Can beai he brunttof things to come; For as the days feejjl time’s command, I thank all those within whose Arms I learnt to live and love Their life for ever and ever Until the end of time. (B. Taupin) BUSINESS STAFF D. Foray, K. Sondermeyer, L. Milden, T. Sullivan, K. DeBonta, T. Cunningham, A. Conte, L. Baldwin, J. Gherardi, M. Nogrady, K. Cleary, D. Salvesen, D. Paulison, D. Hazekamp, M. Petrillo, E. Bostek, S. Seifer, K. Obert. Stefan Ponomarev The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Butler extend the Congratulations of Residents of Butler to the Class of 1977 William P. Monahan - Mayor Fred W. Ricker - Council President Council: Joseph Connell Edward Me Clinton Barbara J. Ricker Robert A. Shenise James J. Meier Carl G. Whritenour - Borough Clerk Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 77 from the BOROUGH OF BLOOM1NGDALE MAYOR • DANIEL R. MORSE Council President - Thomas McKenzie Councilmen Rudolph Deutsch - William B. Dupey - Edward S. Hufschmidt H. Thompson Prentzel - Donald Seaman Borough Clerk - Mildred C. Bird 176 Central Shippee, Inc. N. Y. C. Allied Felt Corp. BLOOMINGDALE DECORATIVE FELTS 177 THE HUBNERS Cornelius A. '16; Cornelius E. '43; Donald A. '44 Cynthia A. '52 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK. N.Y. 10003 V y 178 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’77 Burger King Rt. 23 and Kiel Avenue Butler, N.J. 07405 179 Compliments of ROYAL PONTIAC-OLDS Inc. Route 23 Butler, New Jersey 07405 Telephone 838-1400 CLASSIC FORMAL WEAR CLEANERS Specializing in Featuring Custom Dry Cleaning Shirt Service Complete Line of the Very Latest Tuxedos and Accessories -ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES For all Occasions “LORD WEST’ “PALM BEACH” “AFTER SIX” Sales -- Rentals For Formats....Go Classic 44 Boonton Avenue Butler, N.J. 836-1062 Knit Garments-Measured and Blocked Drapes-Decorator Fold 180 838-1515 838-1516 EXCELSIOR Lumber and Millworlc Co., Inc. Your School’s Jewelers G. BALFOUR CO. Jewelers Finest Crafture Local Office: Suite 47 427-29 Bloomfield Ave. Montclair, NJ 07402 181 (201) 783-4717 838-3468 839-0809 horne shop WANAQUE AUTO BODY Expert Collision Repairs 24 Hour Towing Walter Newton 672 Ringwood Avenue Midvale, N. J. RICHARDS FUNERAL HOME L0UI8 LEVINE SONS Congratulations “North Jersey’s Finest to the class of Men’s Store” 1977 154 Main 9t. Butler, N. J. 182 Carl S. Richards A. Lee Richards Class of 1964 Class of 1956 Bonita S. Richards Class of 1929 AT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW JERSEY MEMBER FOIC Steve’s Villa Bigg Pizza and Other Italian Specialties 2-4 Boonton Avenue Butler, N. J. 07405 Phone: 838-3655 I FORD Sales and Service KAYTES FORD, INC. 1301 Rt. 23 Butler, N.J. 07405 838-0800 Bin West P. J. MONAHAN PAINT CO. 1273 Route 23 Butler. N. J. 838-1433 Dutch Mill Flower Shop tc fileatw 12 Main Street Butler, N.J. 07405 838-5580 THE MORRISON FUNERAL HOME Butler, N. J. 183 James R. LaSala Prop. 838-2575 LA SALA’S “We Have Everything” 139 Main Street, Bloomingdale, N.J. Phone: 838-9830 BUTLER PORK STORE DELICATESSEN 160 Main St. Butler, N.J. EAT IN -OR- TAKE OUT UG-A-SUB Family Restaurant KINNEY-KELLY CLEANERS Route 23 Butler, N. J. 134 Main Street Butler, N.J. 07405 For Quick Service Call- 838-6690 838-9783 Chris Pillitteri Proprietor PRO S SWEET SHOP Luncheonette Famous for Homemade Chocolates Foreign Domestic Wholesale Retail CIRCLE AUTO PARTS, INC. Everything Automotive Service Station Equipment Tools Complete Machine Shop Service 2 Locations to Serve You 6 Boonton Ave. GOOD LUCK Butler, N.J. 07405 Route 23 PAUL BAUMBERGER Riverdale 65 Hamburg Turnpike 835-8500 Bloomingdale - 838-7373 YOU'RK ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR Phone 638-3483 Sutter ine oot do. Machined Parts - jigs - Fixtures Experimental Work HENRY R. MOHL P.O. BOX 9 BUTLER. N.J. 07400 184 WARDS PHARMACY BLOOMINGDALE 132 Main Street PHONE 838-0003 LAKELAND Meodtown Shopping Confer Kinnelon, New Jersey PHONE 838-4444 FREE MILTON Milton Shopping Plaza FREE DELIVERY Oak Ridge, New Jersey PHONE 697-5400 DELIVERY BEST WISHES To the CLASS OF 1977 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL SST.1974 ★ Complete Selection of Fine Wines, Spirits Beers We Have Almost Everything 168-70 Main Street Butler, New Jersey 07405 Phone 838-0649 • Ample Free Parking • MAMA MIA PIZZERIA 838-9781 838-2780 Italian Food, Hot Cold Sandwiches Your Host FRANK BRIGLIADORO Open 7 Days 137 Main Street Bloomingdale, N.J. BLOOMINGDALE BOOTERY 838-8333 53 Main Street Bloomingdale, N. J. 07403 Wide Width Our Specialty CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 FROM DRAKES DISCOUNT CENTER 152 Paterson-Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale, N.J. 07403 Phone: 838-9757 185 Au J J) VS 3 ,T ' tu, i 3 - !2 | ?Vf p %, : h Vo ; vpT v v v A .; , 0 A ' f ' '|x •K 7 Y ' P - c WvV ■ l tT ? n . o ¥t Si-Van Merchandising Co. Misc. Merchandise Bought and Sold 838 - 0346 73 MAIN STREET BUTLER, N. J. cTWR B’s” Italian-A merican Family Restaurant KINNELON ROAD KINNELON HALL KINNELON, NEW JERSEY 838-3910 838-3911 PHONE: B30-9769 FINE FARE ROYAL ECONOMY MARKET G. S. FOODS, INC. COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors 29 MAIN STREET ANDY GIOIA, PROP. BLOOMINGDALE, N. J. 838-1212 BLOOMINGDALE PHARMACY FAST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 030-6767 RICHARD KALENDOWICZ 61 - MAIN ST. Owner BLOOMINGDALE. N. J. 07403 Office: 201-838-5717 zA [ullin La do. Lazing (Lonlxactox . GERALD MULLIN 260 Main Street BUTLER. NEW JERSEY 07405 JOHANNE E. MOLKE LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL COMPLETE APPRAISAL SERVICE NOTARY PUBLIC 129 MAIN STREET. BLOOMINGDALE. N. J. 07403 187 This year I was very fortunate in finding the ideal person to fill the high position of EDITOR IN CHIEF. How I will replace her is still a mystery to me, but for this year Stephanie Doerner has been a yearbook advisor’s “dream come true.” Above everything else she has devoted herself to this yearbook wholeheartedly and with no considerations to her own personal time. Stephanie and the staff have put into the 1977 Nugget what 1 consider a beautiful tribute to life at Butler High School. Stephanie also had the ability to delegate and give directions to her staff. Jody Marion deserves to be commended for her literary talents and the endless tasks she selflessly performed. The layout editors and art editors were Laura Whaelan, Lisa Card, and Brian Decker. Their talents are also outstanding and their hours of dedication are also appreciated. Last but not least a yearbook’s success depends on its photographs; Mr. Capasso, Delma Studios, Mike Bedford, and Ruthanne Burns please accept my warmest thanks. I wish great happiness and success to the staff and congratulations on an outstanding publication. people who helped our staff throughout the year. Because of their help the yearbook ran smoothly and we never had any I would like to extend a personal thanks to my staff and the year. Last but not least, I would like to thank Mrs. uituin, our advisor, for helping us bear with us the whole year In my eyes this yearbook is outstanding and I hope the rest of my schoolmates find as much pleasure looking at it as we had making it. . Mrs. Gabrielle Giblin Nugget Advisor As editor of the yearbook, 1 would like to thank the many problems. typists for excellent ideas and speedy work to meet deadlines, also to Mr. Capasso for fine photography work ut Stephanie Doern Editor-in-chief FOREVER YOUNG May God bless and keep you always May your wishes all come true May you always do for others and let others do for you May you build a ladder to the stars and climb on every rung And may you stay FOREVER YOUNG May you grow up to be righteous May you grow up to be true May you always know the truth and see the light surrounding you May you always be courageous, stand upright and be strong And may you stay FOREVER YOUNG May yotir hands always be busy May your feet always be swift May you have a strong foundation when the wind changes shift May your heart always be joyful May your song always be sung And may you stay FOREVER YOUNG.