The river flows And goes its own way The trees will go and grow their own way. The mountain sleeps And keeps its own ways. For ’tho affecting And each reflecting each other, Each has a different history And a different destiny. Butler High School Dedication Miss Dina G. Nielsen January 1, 1919 - September 23, 1977 Miss Nielsen was a graduate of the Oakland Grammar School, Butler High School Montclair State Teachers’ College. She did her student teaching in the math department of Butler High School and began her teaching career here in September 1940. She was Senior Class Advisor for many years and the Math Department Chairman but gave up the latter because she wished to be around the students and loved her teaching profession. To the Memory of Miss Dina G. Nielsen Miss Nielsen. .. Whose dedication to teaching as well as to students was unequalled and never faltering. Miss Nielsen... Who spent numerous hours selflessly giving of her patience her knowledge and her love. A teacher, yet a friend. Miss Nielsen... Certainly, we respected her. We held her in highest esteem. But while our minds realized her intellectual capabilities, our hearts were penetrated by her goodness. Indeed, she will be remembered and loved by all who were touched by her person. And BHS will forever remain a little colder a little darker and, as our hearts, a little emptier without her. Lori Merish Stall - Dee Decker, Cindy Goens, Kim Lipinski, Kim Ranney, Eva Bostek, Kristen DeBonta. Kim Mosier, Lori Doerner, Mike Bedtord. Business Staff Debbie Barrett Elaine Bossard Jackie Burt Kathy Charman Mary Cinquepalma Dana Devisser Denise Disser Jackie Picardo, Mary Rick- er, Lori Smith, Terry Sulli- van, Pat Timmons, Cheryl Turi, Tamy Van Veen. Sue Visaggio. T a b I e o f n t e n t s Reflections of my life, My years, my tears. Laughter echoes Through the maze Of days gone by. Reflections on my present days, The twists, the trysts. The present Gives a sigh and flies. 6 Reflections of the future On a thousand branching streams. The river we must cross Is always Deeper than it seems. And the depths of it so often Will drag down Our dearest dreams. Yet the sun will shine upon its face And wipe out every trace, erase The signs of sorrow, Leaving only.. . 7 Patricia Bannon Terry Barrett Cynthia Basham Roberta Babcock Birdy Priscilla Arnold Percy MEMORIES: Meetings at 3rd floor bathroom. Paul Alex Kimberly Alheidt Kim Ann MEMORIES: Field Hockey 3 4. Business Dept., Cutting 5, 6, 7 to go to Silas Condiet Park. Ralph Beasley Carol Becker Linda Batvinskas Raymond Bergin Terry Bologna Ray MEMORIES: Cutting Class. Pamela Breeze Girl MEMORIES: Cutting class without getting caught. Friends I went to school with. 11 Carolyn Briggs MEMORIES: Friendships, football games, and band competitions. Henry Brown Harry MEMORIES: Senior play. Making friends. Kevin Brown Kaptain MEMORIES: Meeting many new friends in band and in class. Katherine Burkhardt Kathy Edward Campbell E.C. Rider MEMORIES: 6th period study. 12 Diane Chapman Diane Michael Charman The Golden Bov MEMORIES: CENSORED Jean Chinosi Chinos MEMORIES: Football games and basketball games. Joyce Chinosi Brian Churchill MEMORIES: English with Uncle Claud and Mr. Goldberg’s announce- ments. Jeffrey Churchill Ann Cinquepalnrra Debbie Curving Deanna Decker Dee MEMORIES: English Rep. Having fun in Art class. Neal Davis Nerd MEMORIES: Football and basket- ball games (bleacher bums). Georgianna Decker George MEMORIES: Freshman pep rally football games, and Senior year. David DeGraw Ernest DeGraw Butch MEMORIES: All the good times. 15 Michael DePascale Hutch MEMORIES: Playing hockey in wood shop with Scott. Suzanne DeVisser Wierd MEMORIES: The many friends and all the good times we had. Diane DiOrio MEMORIES: Pep rallies, football and basketball games, and school spirit. Darlene Dobroslavic Dobbs Frank Diana Bad MEMORIES: Girls Michael Dooley Doolz MEMORIES: J.V. Baseball and Mr. D. Daniel Dougherty Kathleen Duffy Duff MEMORIES: Cheerleading and Stu- dent Council. Douglas Dykenga Edward Driscoll Ed Suzanne Eberle Sue MEMORIES: Bus rides with the band to the football games, pep rallies, 5 b out in the smoking hall. William Edwards Big E MEMORIES: Just the experience high school life. Audrey Emolo Michael Etlinger MEMORIES: Home Ec. and Mr. Hoffmann’s class. Barbara Fagan Barb Susan Fanning Sue MEMORIES: The friends that I have met and all the fun that went along with going to school. Ralph Fantuzzi MEMORIES: Having completed 4 years of high school. Carolyn Fatzler Thomas Finnegan Chrystal Firtek Furtle MEMORIES: Football and basket- ball games, the Prom, and Math class. 18 Michael Fitzpatrick Fitz MEMORIES: Pep rallies, Gong show, dances, and being selected to Boys State and to do an interview for Samuel Gabbia MEMORIES: Graduation William Fletcher Bill MEMORIES: The end of the day. Cindy Forjan MEMORIES: Study hall with Goo- gles, Git Git, Beige sweatshirt, and Lisa Daleo. Steven Freeman Robin Funderburk Rob MEMORIES: Seeing Mr. Goldberg smile.. .once! Susan Galante Megg Gallarelli MEMORIES: Pep rallies and playing sports. 19 Edwin Gerena Ed MEMORIES: Math III with Mr. Rosner. Note, Note ‘Note, mention the fact Adv. Biology with Mr. Yarmac. Cindy Goens MEMORIES: Van ride with ski team friends. 20 James Gigiustino Paula Gluck MEMORIES: Pep rallies and football games. Roger Gould MEMORIES: Meeting new friends. Shauna Gormley MEMORIES: 4b lunch and smoking wall with Mr. Bolcar, and his business math class following it with Dawn. Benjamin Gould Big Ben MEMORIES: Waiting for 6th per. bell to ring. Jeffrey Govier Wolfe MEMORIES: All the friends I met and lunch time. John Gray MEMORIES: Leadership Camp Sen- ior year. Sandra Greene Kim Gregory MEMORIES: Going to football aames on Saturdays, Making friends. Karen Guadagno MEMORIES: Pep rallies. Football games, cheering. Barry Haid MEMORIES: Dances, Assemblies, Mr. Rosner, Rod Hamilton. Bruce Guenter Gink MEMORIES: Winning the Skyline Conference in Football. 21 Andrea Hasson MEMORIES: Football games and Pep rallies. Susan Hendrick Susie Q MEMORIES: The last bell! Prom, Mr. Odenwelder’s Math 2 class per. 7 Junior year. Steno 1 per. 5 Junior yr. Elliot Haynes El, E. V. MEMORIES: The Senior Play Up the Down Staircase , Jerseymen Conventions! William Herbst Bill MEMORIES: The people. Wendy Herting Wendel MEMORIES: Football games, Bas- ketball games and the Prom. 22 Linda Jobes Linda lannaccone Lins MEMORIES: 6th per. studyhall. The cleaning lady. Kathleen Johnson Kathy MEMORIES: Senior get togethers (parties, dances, and spirit week). William Kattowski Christine Kender Chris MEMORIES: The famous Interact Club meetings and the keg party we never had... but still might have. Robert Kenney Bob MEMORIES: Mr. Assayag's Spanish II trip. Betty Kikkert MEMORIES: The good times with my friends and Hockey with Miss Giles. Bonnie Kikkert Brenda Kochka MEMORIES: Marching band. Andrew Kinney Andy MEMORIES: Running. Mark Kisch Robert Koch Kochly Richard Koepper Farmer MEMORIES: The three years of Mr. Monacelli's electronics class. Michael Konopinski Kono MEMORIES: Sr. auto shop. Cutting class and not getting caught. Michael Kraus MEMORIES: Graduation. 25 Susan Krauss Ronald Kubulak Keith Kremer MEMORIES: Smoking wall and get- ting out early from school. Terry Lamoureux Ter MEMORIES: Pep rallies and football games. Colorguard. Kevin Landon MEMORIES: Friends and class- mates. Jeanine Lacotta MEMORIES: Meeting the great people that I met. having fun and most of all GRADUATION! 26 Thomas Larkin Bruce Levendusky TL- MEMORIES: TheGirls. MEMORIES: Dances, between classes, lunches, and friends. Ulf Lilienthal MEMORIES: Marching band and competitions. Lisa Liptak Leeser Steven Lisa Steve MEMORIES: Graphics Class and Auto shop Susan Livingston 27 Catherine Longo Short O Karey Lydon MEMORIES: J.V. Basketball cheer- ing. Donald MacDonald Don MEMORIES: Mr. Geisel’s Math classes and summer vacation. Craig Maskley Half Craig MEMORIES: Running around the . pep rally in my shorts and boots and yelling, yeah! jocks”. Lisa Mataro Mooch MEMORIES: The kids, dances, baseball games and the student council office. Sharon Mathews Cher Michael Mazurkiewicz Maz Ronald Mazzucco Slick MEMORIES: Shortened days when Christopher McElroy Mac MEMORIES: The bell at the end of ninth period. 29 Michael McGuiness Ellen McMackin MEMORIES: Football season, pep rallies, first period “teabreak” in the busines office, mine and Kim’s. Lori Ann Merish Lor MEMORIES: High school years, people, and Leadership Camp. Patricia Meyer Peggy Miller MEMORIES: Leaving at 11:35 and going home. 30 Kathleen Molloy Gerald Mueller Stretch MEMORIES: Being in school with my brother and of course Graduation day. Diane Murphy Murph MEMORIES: Class activities and get togethers. Judy O’Connor Bull ? MEMORIES: Girlsroom. History with Miss Bignell, friends. Lisa Orlich MEMORIES: Being with friends, bus rides with band, track meets, and pep rallies. Patricia Osterhoudt O MEMORIES: Sharon Vera’s softball party, Graduation parties. Richard Otis Ricky MEMORIES: Football and basket- ball games. Steven Pacifico Bucks MEMORIES: 4b lunch, 20 minute detentions. Catherine Ould Groovie Ouldie MEMORIES: Seeing Mr. Harris and Mr. Goldberg along with all teachers in the pep rally last year around Christmas time. Carol Pagano Kenneth Paisley MEMORIES: Electronics with M. Football. Lori Pandorf Lor MEMORIES: Football games and band competitions. William Payton Wilbur MEMORIES: Mr. Rathyen’s History classes, and chemistry. John Pedatella Karen Peterson Frank Poalillo MEMORIES: Gerard’s visit to Butler MEMORIES: Senior get-togethers. High. Jennifer Powell MEMORIES: Being with friends bus rides with band. Linda Post James Price J.P. MEMORIES: Making the Ski team and Graphics. Teresa Pron Terri MEMORIES: Pep rallies, Dances, Football games, and the teachers who finally realized that we are growing up. Sue Prentzel MEMORIES: Sports, Student Coun- cil, Dances, and all the wonderful people I met. 34 Denise Quigley Quigs MEMORIES: Leadership camp, Pep rallies, and Spirit week. Barbara Reichert Kim Ranney Elizabeth Reardon Beth June Marie Reichert MEMORIES: Study halls and ball games. Scott Reinartsen Donna Rickelmann Margaret Riley Peggy MEMORIES: Going to football games and band competitions. Home Ec. with Mrs. Martens. Robert Robertson Sue Rodda BULL MEMORIES: Girlsroom, friends, History with Miss Bignell. Home Ec. with Mrs. Carroll. Renee Roewfsaat Rainy MEMORIES: Three years on the rifle squad. Cheryl Rogotski Cher-Pokie MEMORIES: Home Ec. with Mrs. Carroll, and friends. Pablo Mark Romain Deborah Sammon Debbie MEMORIES: Pep rallies, and getting out of gym. MEMORIES: Cross-country vs. Soc- cer club in soccer games (0-0-2), Chemistry, Parties. 3 6 John Santo JohnnyQ MEMORIES: Football games and basketball games. J.V. baseball with Mr. D. Linda Scheibener Michael Scholer Scott Michael Schwalbe Mike MEMORIES: Graduation Jeffrey Schmidt M itched MEMORIES: When the football team went to the states. Thomas Scognamiglio Tom 37 Erik Sengstaken Sandra Shenise Sandy MEMORIES: Class parties, football games, making friends. Alan Shuhnicki Stephen Silversey Silver MEMORIES: Senior Auto shop and Math with Mr. Rosner. William Simpson Sandra Shultis Dominic Slawson 38 Michael Sledge MEMORIES: Jerseymen conven- tions. Charles Smith Chuck MEMORIES: Eating the great food in the cafeteria. David A. Smith David B. Smith David B. MEMORIES: Enjoyed all of it. Cheryl-Lynn Sparks Cheryl MEMORIES: Football, Basketball, Baseball games. Dawn Spellman 39 Nancy Struck St r acker MEMORIES: Band front, football and basketball games. The Prom. (76). Pep rallies. George Suler Stephen Tabor MEMORIES: Football and basket- ball games. Mark Subsisak Brian Taggart Taggs Patricia Timmons Patti Karen Taylor Buns MEMORIES: Pep rallies and Math with Mr. Rosner. Ellen Thoman El MEMORIES: Pep rallies and football games. Wendy Susan Tiger MEMORIES: Making the Ski team. Brett Tinney Anthony Vangelas Chip Patricia Van Hecke Patty MEMORIES: Football games. Dean Tutzauer Cory Van Wageningen Toni Varellie MEMORIES: Friends, teachers (es- pecially the Art teachers). Paula Varga Daniel Verdonik 42 Gina Verrilli MEMORIES: Football games. AnneMarie Walek Anne Teresa Ann Wallace Teri MEMORIES: Meeting at the 3rd floor bathroom. Sharon Waters Wheels MEMORIES: Winning Softball two years in a row and getting our jackets. Cheryl Weatherwalks MEMORIES: Football games, pep rallies, spirit week. Renee Weatherwalks Kenneth Westdyke Steven Wikfors 43 Bruce Willis David Witty Dwayne Wilberton Mark Wohrman MEMORIES: Graduation. 44 Lori Wright MEMORIES: Day spent with Interact at Camp Merry Heart. Brett Youngster Nicanor Yengle Rube Sue MEMORIES: Decorating for Spirit week. Patricia Ziegler Patti MEMORIES: Girlsroom and Attend- ance Office. Ruthann Burns Camera Shy Alan Baird John Bergen Carolyn Corson David DeBlieck Leonard Decker Karen Drexler Sue Franco Elizabeth Gallone Phillip Gallone Donald Howard Karl Joosten Edward Kinney James LaCorte Phillip Marion Maureen Newton Moe MEMORIES: The people 45 Lori All the things we wanted to say, All the times that went by, All the laughter, all the pain, “Now remembered, through tears and sighs.” Friendships we all took for granted, Love thought so easily acquired, Flowers we picked then we planted, Lived then, but now expired. Windchimes whisper through the air, Memories of what used to be new, We laughed, we cried, complained “it’s unfair,” Growing up is hard, we miss you. “Class of ’78” by Donna Rickelmann LORI HERM 49 JUNIORS Our pasts should not linger lorever in our present, For then the present is but our pasts relived, We must experience today, while molding tomorrow. But.. . J. Albanese E. Alexander J. Alheidt J. Allunario G. Ambrogio M. Appel R. Babcock E. Bailey H. Bajusz K. Ball S. Ball A. Barchuk D. Barrett K. Barton M. Baumann B. Beck J. Behre L. Bergin J. Berwanger E. Bostek B. Boxmeyer C. Briede D. Buglino W. Callahan T. Capalbo C. Cappola C. Caywood J. Cervone K. Charman J. Chinosi M. Cinquepalma D. Clark K. Cleary R. Connor M. Cox T. Crowley R. Csanitz S. Cummings R. Cusack C. Daddazio D. Davidson L. Day K. DeBonta S. Decker D. DeGange G. DeGraw L. DeKorte S. DeLaosa D. DeMarchi K. DeMott C. DePascale V. DiBlanda P. Doerwald K. Drexler F. Driscoll 55 J. Driscoll M. Duncan C. Emering B. Engdahl S. Engers D. Eustice L. Fanning D. Fantuzzi P. Fersch D. Fisher L. Gardner J. Gesicki M. Gildersleeve S. Ginter C. Glasser M. Gregory S. Grimm T. Flankin D. Hazekamp T. Henne H. Herm L. Houst J. Flowley C. Fluizer C. lannaccone J. Istvan M. Jaretsky R. Jewett C. Johnson « P. Johnson T. Johnson J. Jordan J. Judge C. Kata I. Kecmer S. Kelsey M. Kirschbaum P. Krauss S. Kuser M. Lacorte J. Lacotta J. Lakawicz J. Lampe C. Lee L. Liptak C. Luke J. Lyons S. Lyons J. Maas R. Macintosh T. Mahon T. Marion L. Marklin L. Martin J. Martinez D. Masker J. Mason P. McClinton B. McClure D. McDonald S. McGarry T. McKenny K. McManus C. McNamara J. Meyer J. Michelfelder M. Migliorino L. Milden H. Miller K. Mills J. Mohl B. Moltane P. Monahan J. Montemarano D. Monti D. Morse K. Moshier R. Mugavero A. Munni J. Murphy D. Neitz S. Neubert M. Nogrady B. Novakoski W. Nowicki K. Obert M. Pace M. Parken A. Patlen T. Paulino C. Peet D. Pellegrini R. Peterson M. Petrillo S. Pielaet K. Porter A. Rafferty M. Rankin J. Ricciardi L. Rickelmann M. Ricker S. Ricker M. Riley C. Rizzuto A. Rochacewicz M. Roche A. Romain J. Romain L. Rossi R. Ruiz J. Rupeikis J. Russo G. Ryerson J. Salvesen L. Schieber M. Schimpf 59 M. Smith S. Smith J. Snure W. Sondermeyer R. Soules J. Spellmon M. Spellmon T. Spooner D. Stewart A. Struble K. Struble L. Struble M. Suler T. Sullivan M. Tabor J. Seeger S. Seifer K. Selinger K. Shauger P. Sherrer D. Shortman G. Shupp M. Siciliano A. Silvestri M. Sisco S. Sisto M. Slater C. Sledge D. Smith G. Zita L. Tancredi G. Thomson E. Toolen J. Tracey J. Trischman M. Uliss S. Vandenbos J. Vander Laan W. Veith R. Walek M. Walmsley M. Walsh W. Walsh D. Wargacki E. Wassmer T. Webber E. Weiss L. Weiss J. Westergaard K. Whealan J. Winters G. Witty M. Ziegler W. White N. Whitmore C. Winkler He sits within the fire’s glow With silver streaming from his eyes. He sighs and softly cries a tune Cast up at stars that flank the moon. Treak lightly, Life. He asks a boon. Don’t make your sorrows mine. He spits into the curling flames That make his feared face shine-------- ORES J. Alexander J. Andretta R. Appaluccio G. Aug L. Aungst M. Bachmann A. Backley E. Bailey L. Bailey A. Barauskas C. Barret A. Barry S. Barry M. Beam M. Bedford L. Behre D. Benack T. Bergen W. Bergested J. Bermingham W. Blevin G. Bogush E. Bossard D. Boxmeyer G. Burke J. Burt S. Cailleteau L. Canty A. Capone B. Card C. Caruso D. Caulfield J. Cavallero L. Cerisano D. Churchill A. Cobuzio A. Coffey V. Cole G. Coletti A. Conte R. Corson T. Cramer E. Cribb B. Crisitelli S. Crockett D. Cross I. Czanitz F. Curran A. Cusack N. Daleo J. D’Angelo C. Davies M. DeLaOsa C. DeBonte L. DeKorte D. Demarest A. DiGiacomo C. DiLaura J. DiOrio W. DiOrio M. Disser L. Doerner D. Dloecki J. Dolsay B. Dooley K. Drexler M. Druther P. Eberle S. Ebers J. Eickrich C. Eisenhardt D. Emmets J. Engers G. Eustice J. Fagan E. Fawcett M. Fierro J. Finkle K. Fitzpatrick R. Fletcher D. Forshay K. Frey W. Gaffney K. Gambuti D. Geary P. Gherardi T. Gluck C. Gilberti v w M. Gorga B. Gregory K. Grimm D. Gudat D. Guenter M. Haid D. Hall V . t G. Hall M. Halpin W. Hammel H. Hanusewicz D. Hart 0. Hartmann J. Heigl T. Hendrick M. Hengge W. Henry M. Horan R. Howell S. Huffman S. Huha S. Hui D. Kahn B. Kalupa J. Kay J. Kelly M.Kenney D. Kiemick L. King D. Kisch J. Kovatvch D. Kremer C. Kreski S. Kulick J. Lampe K. LaPoint P. LaPoint M. Larry V. Larson M. Lee C. Liloia D. Lime C. lannaccone R. Inglis D. Johnson S. Kadar L. Jacquel C.Jansson D. Miller M. Molloy R. Monid K. Morse D. Lis C. Loriz D. Lyon A. Macias K. Macintosh G. Marklin J. Marsh E. Martin A. Mataro N. Mazza K. Mazzucco T. McGee D. McKernan D. MacNamara P. Meade G. Mack D. Malinski M. Manning K. Mariconda D. Marienthal B. Menger A. Merusi J. Mueller A. Muller S. Munczinski F. Murphy V. Murray M. Napolitano D. Nardozza R. Natale L. Needhammer G. Nelson E. Nunez J. Nunn K. O’Keefe M. O’Neill G. Orenge C. Osborn M. Osterhoudt P. Ott L. Ottati J. Outwater L. Pagano C. Palacio K. Pandorf B. Pangaro F. Panucci M. Pappa f fi li _ r M. Pel I igrini D. Peterson J. Paterson N. Paulino A. Pechko J. Peine J. Popivchak R. Post F. Pron E. Pugh A. Quigley B. Ricker R. Riley M. Rowe T. Rugg C. Ruiz M. Rupeikis P. Ryerson V. Sabio C. Schad S. Shiftman J. Quine J. Ramsey S. Rankin D. Reilly C. Reul K. Schmidt M. See P. Seifer J. Selinger I. Sengstaken T. Sherrer C. Silence J. Silversey T. Sledge L. Smith P. Smith K. Snell T. Spellmon S. Slalter K. Stearns K. Steele W. Steele C. Stroedecke L. Stukenborg A. Tagged L. Tintle H. Trailer G. Urbaniak R. Valko M. Van Bergen J. VanNiekerk R. Vanderhoff T. VanVeen H. VanZile D. Veesart W. Villari V. Walek S. Wall B. Walz S. Waters K. Weber P. Weber J. Weeks R. Weher C. Westdyke T. Whitmore C. Writenour M. Wichowski D. Wiegel C. Winters R. Wisnewski L. Witty S. Wood L. Wyckoff A. Yanis S. Yengle S. Yocum S. Zapp K. Zignorski S. Zita i M A. Abicca D. Alex L. Aluzzo M. Antonelli C. Ashe K. Ashley T. Avery J. Ball K. Bannon R. Beasley B. Bedell D. Beek K. Belli L. Bermingham T. Beyloune A. Bird F. Blakely J. Blane R. Bochnig M. Bock D.Bond C. Bostek W. Bremer D. Briede J. Brown L. Bsales H. Buchanan J. Buglino W. Bulmer M. Burger K. Burns R. Bylsma I. Caiola K. Califano M. Cappola S. Carabello E. Card T. Cardone R. Carola K. Charman M. Chiriaco L. Clark L. Colletti M. Colvin M.Como C. Condit P. Cooper S. Cooper C. Coutts E. Cressman P. Cretei J. Crowley T. Cubby T. Curtin K. Day J. DeMott D. DeVisser B. Decker J. Decker B. DelVerde K. Dempe K. Disser J. Dodge T. Dore' E. Douglass D. Driscoll R. Druther K. Durkin E. Ehrenfried K. Eisenhardt P. Ensley C. Esposito J. Fatzler D. Faulkner J. Feeney J. Fields T. Fields J. Firtek S. Fletcher J.Fogg M. Franco J. Funderburk R. Gabbia L. Gambuti - rr S. Huguenel K. Hutman D. lannacone K. Irvine C. Jacobia L. Jacobia C.Jacobs L. Jacobsen P.Jacobsen ' fv. I 'V C. Garcia T. Gerard R. Gieger L. Gilberti J. Giles P. Giustino J. Givelis R. Goble L. Gordon L. Gorga B. Gray P. Greene R. Gudat S. Halupka T. Harriot T. Harris P. Hasson R. Heigl P. Heller S. Henne M. Jardine B. Jaron J. Jeski E. Johnson K. Kaplysz H. Katsock H. Kay R. Kelton S. Kennedy V. Kerwin P. King D. Knopf J. Koenig J. Kohms J. Koldyk M. Kovatch M. Kraus D. Kremer B. Kristiansen J. Kuka T. LaPointe J. Lakawicz D. Lappine C. Larson K. Larson M. Lee A. Levine M. Lewis P. Liddicoat Dawn As the sunrise, our expectations become reality. We share new experiences together as a whole But with many individual parts that are unknown to one another. F. Liloia R. Lisa W. Livingston D. Longo L. Lopez K.Loud M.Luke W.Luke K.Lyons W. Lyons E. Mahon B. Mancini D. Marion P. Marion P. Marion The rays of light gently reveal our differences and similarities. And we begin to see one another, and ourselves. These are the dew stained beginnings of an unforgettable day. Lori Merish T. Marion K. Martin P. Martin T. Martin J. Mathews D. Matteo K. McDonald K. Meagher T. Megale L. Menger T. Meyer M. Mickens S. Milden K. Miller M. Miller V. Molly C. Moltane B. Monson L. Moody T. Moorhead K. Morere D. Morrell L. Motz L. Munni C. Murphy L. Murphy R. Murray R. Mutzenback L. Nanoy S. Nelson K. Noce J. Nogrady D. Nowicki D. Oakes K. Orenge M. Osterhoudt P. Partington S. Patchell D. Payne S. Payton M. Pechko C. Peer P. Picardo E. Pilmams T. Poalillo J. Prentzel S. Price P. Puget T. Quigley D. Reardon G. Rickelmann R. Ricker B.Rodda T. Rogotzki S. Romain A. Rose M. Rosen R. Ryan D. Sabio S. Sammon S. Sanders T. Sanner D. Schlotterbeck S. Seeger G. Segnello A.Shannon M.Shauger D. Shenise L. Shenise L. Schmidt A. Schwalbe C. Scott R. Simpson M. Sisco C. Slater F. Smethers C. Smith T. Snure J. Soucy K. Sparks R. Spellman S. Stellmacher P. Struble K. Struck L. Suler M. Tabor S. Tapley T. Tauriello D. Terrulli R.Tetla E. Thoman R. Thomson J. Toolen N. Toto C. Trigler B. Troast C. Turi D. Tutzauer B. Usinowicz J. Usinowicz C. VanOrdern J. Whealan C. White L. Whritenour B. Williams M. Wolfe I. Wood K. Wright R. Wroblewski J. Wyble M.Vuhas E. Yuksel R. Yurash D. Zaleski f sT 4 vi $ . 3 a S. VanVeen J. VanderHorn A. Veith E. Velez P. Ventura D. Verrilli C. Villari L. Visaggio T. Wall S. Walmsley M. Walsh J. Wargacki T. Watkins J. Watt S. Welch N. Zanostra A. Kender Mr. Charles Ebers Mr. Irving F. McDonald 90 Mrs. Robin Siefert Mr. Frank J. Stranzl Mr. Roger Struble A D M I N I S T R A T I Mr. John Becker Superintendent of Schools Mr. Donald Hawkins Mr. Benjamin Goldberg Ass't Superintendent, Principal Business Administrator Mr. James Smith Ass7 Principal Mr. John Kushner Mr. Joseph Di Pasquale Coordinator of Special Services Ass’t to the Principal School Psychologist 91 F. Athay History. Social Studies, Jerseymen. Progressive Humanities. Dept. Chairman N. Andrian French, Dept. Chairman C. Baruth Typing, Steno E. Benne Phys. Ed., J.V. Basketball, Field Hockey. Track G. Bignell History, Interact, Cheering Advisor C. Bersano Home Economics G. Biemer Industrial Arts 92 T. Bossard Phys. Ed.. History. Assistant Football. Freshman Baseball E. Bolcar Accounting. Business Math, Track G. Boughton Dept. Chairman, Industrial Arts D. Burke Guidance L. Ciccarelli English, Drama H. Carline Social Worker F. Capasso Dept. Chairman, Art. Humanities E. Carroll Home Economics 93 V. Coscia Social Studies. That's Life. Student Council Advisor, Senior Class Advisor C. Crum Dept. Chairman. English, Maple Leaf Advisor C. Creamer English L. Curtin Steno, Typing, Composer Instructor D. Davenport Industrial Arts, Basic Electronics J. Davies Guidance. Football Coach J. Drelick Industrial Arts, Introduction to Graphics C. Fallat English T. Foerster Math K. Franklin Biology, Astronomy, Physiology, Rifle Advisor G. Geisel Math M. Giles Phys. Ed., Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Softball Coach G. Grower Phys. Ed., Gymnastics R. Hall Director Vocal Music T. Hamilton Phys. Ed.. Driver's Education Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach R. Hamilton Math. Cross Country Coach, A si stant Track Coach D. Hoeflinger Social Studies. History, Freshman Football Coach, Skiing Coach R. Hawkins CHE Coordinator Deb Hoeflinger History, Drill Team, Freshman Class Advisor D. Hoffman Learning Resource Center, Freshman Football Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach R.Jones Phys. Ed., Driver's Ed. Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach S. Klum Guidance 96 A. Holland Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing F. Ingold English, Intro to Graphics Director of A thletics G. Koerner Data Processing, Mgr. A. Korn Math, Science Coordinator. Advanced Chemistry M. Lorenzo Social Studies. History W. Kralovich English. History M. Liddicoat English. Sophomore Class Advisor C. McCabe Learning Disability. Teacher Consultant E. Martens Dept. Chairman. Home Economics, Junior Class Advisor J. Matisak Permanent Sub., Soccer A. Malzone Psychology. Sociology. Guidance Assistant, Student Council Advisor, Senior Class Advisor J. McConnell Industrial Arts. Mechanical Drawing. Stage Crew J. McCoppen Graphics. CIE T. McGovern Dir. of Student Personnel Services B. Melamed Biology E. Mitchell Dept. Chairman. Data Processing S. Miller English R. Monacelli Electronics. Golf Coach P. Nero Learning Resource Center P. Odenwelder Math. Honor Society Advisor A. Pasquale Social Studies. Driver's Ed.. Basketball Coach S. Perfetti History R. Reardon English A. Pryor Biology. Basic Art R. Rosner Math. Bowling Coach K. Savage (Darden) English. Latin G. Rembold Art. Yearbook Advisor J. Rutzler Physics. Chemistry, Electronics. Assistant Girl's Track Coach F. Potenza Director Business Publications. Business Law. School Store D.E. Coordinator R. Rathyen History, Track Coach. Assistant Gymnastics Coach C. Schreiner Graphics 99 R. Sippie English. Radio Club, and TV Programming C. Schulz German. English. Twirling and Band Front Advisor P. McDonald Library Aide R. Sisco Typing. COE 100 J. Taras English J. Tintle Librarian P. Wiener Biology, Astronomy, Fencing Coach Skiing Coach, Tennis Coach k J. Villano A Library Aide P. Winrow Nurse J. Yarmac Biology 101 Miss Verna Morse Sec. to Superintendent Mrs. Marjorie Morgan Sec. to Principal Mrs. Antoinette Coletti Sec. to Ass t Principal Mrs. Lee Drexler Receptionist, H.S. Office Mrs. Winnie Di Orio Clerk, H.S. Office, Bd. of Ed. Mrs. Kathryn Hackett Payroll Supervisor Mrs. Marion Reinhardt Accounts Payable Mrs. Charlene McKenny Clerk. Attendance Office ■ Mrs. Barton Nurses Aide Mrs. CorinneSunbury Sec. to Ass t Sup't of Schools Mrs. Hilda Hoffman Sec. Special Services Office Mrs. Mathews Nurses Aide Mrs. Maureen Guadagno Clerk, Attendance, Guidance Mrs. Edith Tintle Clerk, Guidance Office Mrs. Violet Shenise Sec. to the Director of Guidance Secretaries Vernon Appel John Babb Frank Berardi Gerald Crean Patrick Fitzpatrick Douglas Morse Mrs. Kay Bannon George Bufano Mrs. Eleanor Goldner Daniel Capalbo Vernon Cook Mrs. Alice Kimble Chester Kimble Douglas Post Charles Shenise William Schultz William Reinhardt Mrs. Irma Dominguez Mrs. Catherine Krill Mrs. AnnaMae Lento Mrs. Mildred Parcell Mrs. Irene Current Mrs. Bonnie Longo Mrs. Joan Morse Mrs. Eileen Mynett Mrs. Doris Jones James Ferris 103 The Butler Varsity Football team, coached by Jack Davies, overcame inexperience to win the Skyline Conference Championship with a team record of 7-1 in the conference. The overall team record was 8-2. Five team members; Steve Silversey, Bruce Guenter, Scott Scholer, Rich Johnson and Don Buglino were selected to the All Conference Team. The team worked hard together conscientiously instead of individu- ally. It was a rewarding season, bouncing back twice after a defeat. It was very satisfying to Coach Davies and players to beat Pompton Lakes for the championship. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS C. Lilioa, J. Behre, S. Zelles (Co-capt.), S. Zapp, K. Duffy (Co-capt.), M. Smith, L. Smith, M. Ziegler, D. Malinski, L. Behre, S. Cailleteau, P. Gregory. BUTL2M’ R. Kuruc, B. Taggart, D. McDonald, S. Silversey, S. Scholer, B. Guenter, R. Johnson, S. Lisa. B. Kattowski, J. Santo, R. Stellmacher, J. Churchill, T. Larkin, B. Cretei, J. Schmidt, N. Davis, M. Mazurkiewicz, M. Fitzpatrick, J. Gray, D. Smith, C. Vangelas, B. Fletcher, A. Petchko, E. Driscoll, T. Golden, D. Buglino, T. Mahon, C. DePascale, S. Sisto, M. Harnon, C. Alheidt, K. Landon. B. Churchill, J. Alheidt, J. Istvan, M. Walmsley, J. Romain, R. Walek, M. Roche. R. Waite, M. Jaretsky, M. Uliss, J. Cervone, M. Subisak, V. Walek, C. Loriz, A. Romain, M. Gildersleeve, E. Bailey, D. Caulfield, M. Haid, C. Kreski, J. Lopez, B. Walsh, P. Johnson, S. Smolen, D. Kisch. K. McManus, S. Munczinski, D. Guenter, T. Cobuzio, D. Peterson, J. Finkle, J. Driscoll. P. LaPoint, P. Gherardi, C. Eisenhardt, G. Aug. D. Churchill, J. Silversey, B. Gregory, R. Fletcher, A. Merusi, J. Cavallaro, J. Burke, M. Bauman, F. Panucci, M. Kenney, F. Murphy, K. Mariconda, C. Jansson, A. Yanis, M. Crum, L. Weiss. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL D. Matteo, C. Jacobia, M. Miller, M. Mickens, K. Eisenhardt, S. Romain, R. Geiger, F. Liloia, A. Marion (Mgr.), R. Lisa. K. Durkin, T. Abicca, M. Lee, S. Henn, B. Whealan, D. Driscoll, S. Fletcher. P. Picardo, R. Spellmon. J. Giles. B. Ryan, M. Kraus, Coach D. Hoffman, Coach D. The 1977 Freshman Football team had a fine season with six wins and three losses. The season was highlighted by an outstand- ing last-second victory over a previously undefeated Lakeland Team. VARSITY N. Whitmore, L. Mataro, M. Gallarelli, K. Alheidt, L. DeKorte, L. Benne (Coach), D. Lime (:Mgr.), K. Lipinski, E. Stiles, S. Waters, G. Orenge. This year the Butler Varsity Field Hockey team had eight outstanding players: Megg Gallarelli made the third team for the N.J. All State Field Hockey Team. Megg also made first team in the Skyline Conference with Kim Alheidt. Sharon Waters and Lisa Mataro placed in the second team in the Skyline Conference, while Honorable Mention went to Kim Lipinski, Elaine Stiles, Sue Prentzel and Junior Lori De Korte. These dedicated girls played a significant role in their successful season of 11-1-2 in the Conference. They earned second place behind Montville, but defeated them for the first time in three years. Their overall record was 12-3-2. They did extremely well considering the field condi- tions and the constant battle against rain. The J.V. Field Hockey team was number one and had only one goal scored upon their 9-0-2 record. Here's a roast for this Butler team, They lost the conference two years in a row, But they’re still the best team I II ever know. We started with captains Megg and Sue, Who sometimes wondered what they were supposed to do. Then the rest of the team followed behind, I wasn’t always sure of what I would find. But on the field they knew how to play, That’s why they were playing day after day. Lori D. was usually steady at stopping a ball, And if you watched Megg, she'd be down from a fall. When Alheidt was in, the offense would hide, And remember Kim L. she’s on the other side. Then there’s Sharon’s house which isn’t really her home. And Elaine in the center, from which she would roam. Now Lisa would shout, “I’m free over here”, And Megg really tried but couldn’t get it there. Now Gayle really searched to try to hit the goal, While Nancy tried hard to figure out her role. Annie was smart, she questioned my ways, And Kate really prayed for rain for two days. Sue took her time in practice and play. And Karen didn’t know if it was J.V. or stay. Ann Taggart’s great when she used that flick. And Jackie’s “Tiny but Tuff” with her hands on the stick. This year an assistant we finally got, An “international” man called Mr. Watt. Then finally the coach, who’s voice is quite clear, And if you stood close, she'd damage your ear, But that’s one way of showing I really did care, ’Cause I really loved coaching this team who’s so rare! Good Luck Seniors Coach Benne « mil m B. Kochka, J. Murphy, K. DeMott (Capt), J. Chinosi (Capt), S. Ball, S. Yokum, A. Barry. J. Ball, S. Sammon, M. Rowe, M. Horan, T. Clark, B. This year’s Girls’ Cross Country team, under the direction of Mr. Rutzler, ran to a State Sectional by a score of 57-63 over Jefferson. This made it the first state championship won by the girls’ team in their seven year history. They tied for first place in the conference with Pequannock. The girls’ desire to succeed and their extreme effort gave much pleasure to their coach. They should do well in the future when their lettermen return. 112 The 1977 Boys’ Cross Country team was basically an inexperienced team. All had graduated with the exception of Seniors: Andy Kinney, Paul Rowe and Mike Connell. A group of dedicated Juniors and Butler’s best ever Freshman team gained experience as the season progressed. By midseason, Butler finished 17th in the Seven State Elkins Distance Run in Elkins, West Virginia. From that point, the team finished in the top half of the Skyline Conference Meet and the State Sectionals. The future looks bright for the B.H.S. Boys’ Cross Country team. Individually, Andy Kinney was selected to the All Skyline Conference Team for the third straight year. In his top race of the year, he finished second in the State Sectional Championships; only 6 seconds behind the State Group Two Champion Runner. Butler’s Freshman team dominated as they took 10 of the top 24 places in the Nine Team Skyline Freshman Meet. Frank Blakely (Champion), Tom Megale, Ted Dore and Frank Firtek finished in the top ten. C. Winkler, J. Howley, P. Rowe (Capt.). A. Kinney (Capt.), M. Connell (Capt.), S. Lyons, E. Weiss. A. Cordiale, D. Cross. T. Tracy, J. Trischman, B. Waite, J. Lyons, B. Henry. M. Wolff, K. O’Keefe, B. Callaghan. S. Kulick, D. Nowicki, S. Stellmacher, F. Blakely, T. Megale, M. Yuhas, G. Rickleman, R. Gabbia, J. Firtek, R. Ricker, B. Bulmer, T. Dore. L. Gardner, J. Russo, S. Zelles, K. Shauger, M. Smith, W. Bergested. L. Smith, S. Zapp, C. Liloia, S. McGarrity (Mgr), Mr. R. Rathyen (Ass’t Coach), S. Cummings (Mgr), P. Liddicoat, L. Clark, L. Marion, K. Whealan (Mgr.), Miss G. Grower (Head Coach). Although inexperienced, the Butler Wrestling team showed outstanding ability with recommendable efforts by Mike Slater, Jeff Churchill, and Rich Johnson. Mike (108) - District 14, won first place in the Butler Wrestling Tournament, Jeff (115) District 14, also took first Place. Rich (188) District 14, took third place. There is great optimism for the upcoming year with the return of many lettermen. VARSITY E. DeGraw, D. Churchill, J. Churchill, M. Slater, R. Johnson, J. Vogel (Ass’t Coach), M. Crum (Mgr.), B. Guenter, J. Alheidt, S. Sisto, D. Eustice, B. Churchill, A. Patlen, B. Taggart, T. Larkin, Coach B. Jones. J.V. Coach J. Vogel, K. McMannus, D. Guenter, M. Gildersleeve, C. Coutts, J. Prentzel, M. Kenny, K. Bannon. B. Appaluccio, A. Pechko, D. Paine, D. Driscoll, R. Fletcher, A. Cusack, B. Valko. The ski team joined a new league this year, the Northern League. They were not as successful because of the loss of graduated members. However, Ralph Stellmacher, a four year varsity letter winner, has shown much skill and effort becoming one of the top racers in New Jersey. He led the Sparta Invitational Race coming in first overall. Wendy Tiger is a three year varsity letter winner. Both seniors competed for individual points in the United States Eastern Ski Association. T. Bergen, J. Outwater, N. Liloia, M. McGuiness, J. Seeger. J. Price, M. Horan, C. Goens (Mgr.), S. Stellmacher, D. Cross, D. Hall, R. Stellmacher, G. Decker (Mgr.). J. Gray, M. Disser, D. Hoeflinger (Coach), M. Cappola, G. Urbaniak. W. Tiger, M. Bachmann. The year’s Varsity Basketball team had to overcome many obstacles; lack of height being the major difficulty. But they made up for the lack of offense with a tough hustling defense, teamwork, and great attitudes. Although wins were infrequent, the friendship and closeness of the team were qualities of what real success is all about. Coach Pasquale comments that the team’s outstanding achievement was in ‘stabilizing his ulcer . Other major difficulties were winning games and making those difficult two foot jump shots! What makes this year different from previous years? Coach Pasquale humorously comments, The basketball rims were smaller. Thanks for the memories. Varsity team. Good Luck Next Year! 120 J.V. A. Andes (Mgr.), P. McClinton, K. Zelles, G. Nelson, J. Heigle, J.Nunn, D. Peterson, S. Waters. D. Dooley. P. Ryerson, C. Eisen- hardt. Coach J. Kelly, S. Munczinski. FRESHMAN G. Mahon, K. Eisenhardt, M. Nickens, C. Bostek, F. Smethers, R. Geiger, B. Heigel, S. Romain, D. Slotterbeck, B. Abbica, B. Ryan, S. Nelson, J. Firtek (Mgr.), Coach F. Capasso. L. Smith, N. Whitmore, S. Prentzel, J. Chinose, Coach M. Giles, K. Gambuti. A. Taggart, E. Alexander, C. Davies, K. Struble, M. Gallarelli. GIRLS J.V. B. Pangaro, L. Gambuti, J. Crowley, C Barrett. L. Schmidt, L. Cerisano. L. Suler L Lopez. D. Breide, S. Wood, J. Kelly. Coach Benne. 124 Coach Marge Giles emphasized that the major difficulty the Butler Girls’ Varsity Basketball team experi- enced this year was their lack of height. Even so, the highlights of the year were a two point win over a powerful Lakeland team and over- powering Westside, Newark, in the first round of the State Tournament. GIRLS’VARSITY S. Kelsey, L. Pagano, J. D’Angelo, T. Clark, D. Sabio, K. Morse, L. Ottati, M. Suler (Mar.), C. Pagano, D. Disser, K. Snell, L. Schieber, M. Chiriaco, A. Barauskaus, R. Csanitz, A. Mataro, Coach N. Kowalski. 126 The Butler Girls’ Fencing team is very young and their competitors have many years over them. Captains Toni Clark, Jeannine D’Angelo and Kathy Morse have shown a serious interest and talent in foil fencing. All three girls have won a majority of their bouts. It is also important to note that Dorothy Sabio, Freshman Foil Fencer, placed fourth in the State Foil Competitions. This has been Ms. Kowalski’s first year of coaching. She comments that it has been a delightful experience and foresees success in the future. The Fencing team, coached by Mr. Wiener, finished the season in fine form. The Epee team, led by co-captain Scott Reinartsen, won the District Three Championships. The Foil team, led by co-captain Bill Edwards, placed third in the District Three Champion- ships. The team finished with a 7-6 dual meet record and placed ninth in the State Championships. The season was highlighted by many outstanding individual performances. Scott Reinartsen was the District Three and State Individual Epee Champion and placed ninth in the Under 20 Epee Junior Olympic National Championships in Houston, Texas. Dave Boxmeyer set high standards by placing second in the Under 16 Epee Junior Olympic National Championships. Dave was also the State Sophomore Epee Champion. Bill Henry had an eighteen bout dual meet winning streak and placed fourth in the Sophomore Foil Championships. Steve Hoffman placed fourth in the Sophomore Sabre Champion- ships and Matt Lee placed fifth in the Sophomore Epee Championships. The team is still very young with six sophomores and one freshman as starting Varsity Fencers. The team lost three meets by only a few touches and generally improved throughout the season. ft ■■■■■■■■ VARSITY S. Ricker, P. Fersch, G. Witty, D. DeGraw, M. Uliss. J V. C. Lee, L. Needhammer, C. Rizzuto, C. Johnson. F. Curran, T. Sullivan, K. Sterns George Witty and Dave DeGraw bowled respectively a 246 and 232 in a game against Wayne Hills. This caused an outstanding team series of 946, a high for the league this season. The team started slow, but finished with six straight victories. VARSITY FOOTBALL Pequannock Kinnelon DePaul Montville Don Bosco Jefferson Lakeland West Milford Pompton Lakes Madison (Sectionals) WE THEY 41 8 28 0 0 21 24 8 42 12 35 6 27 6 20 12 29 7 14 21 WRESTLING WE THEY Butler Xmas Tourn. 32 23 Novice Wrestl. Mtch 27 29 Cedar Grove 34 23 Whippany Park 19 28 Morris Knolls 15 33 Pequannock 19 38 Kinnelon 44 12 Morristown 24 30 DePaul 16 34 Montville 12 48 Vernon 25 31 Jefferson 26 24 Lakeland 31 28 West Milford 12 38 Pompton Lakes 38 20 GIRLS'CROSS CTRY WE THEY DePaul 27 28 Jefferson 30 25 Hopatcong DePaul 27 21 29 37 Dover 25 34 Boonton 15 50 Jefferson 27 28 Hackettstown 27 32 Pequannock 23 39 Verona 17 45 Wayne Hills 16 47 GIRLS' BASKETBALL WE THEY Paterson Eastside 36 52 Pequannock 37 46 Kinnelon 42 41 DePaul 43 67 Montville 41 38 Clifford Scott 49 51 Jefferson 40 35 Lakeland 46 44 West Milford 39 54 Pompton Lakes 60 26 Pequannock 35 42 Kinnelon 47 34 DePaul 44 70 Montville 51 45 Jefferson 46 35 Lakeland 35 37 West Milford 35 54 Pompton Lakes 45 46 Westside Newark 62 46 Clifford Scott 36 60 J.V. FOOTBALL WE THEY Kinnelon 39 18 DePaul 20 7 Don Bosco 16 6 Jefferson 13 0 West Milford - - Roxbury 12 12 BOYS'CROSS CTRY WE THEY DePaul Jefferson 35 20 Pompton Lakes 21 36 Montville 42 20 West Milford 32 23 Lakeland 37 20 GIRLS' FENCING WE THEY if Indian Hills 6 19 BB Wayne Hills 12 13 ESS West Milford 6 i y H Indian Hills 9 16 H Voorhies 5 20 Ilf West Essex 13 12 H Ramapo 3 22 H Morris Knolls 7 1 ti H Ramapo 5 20 H West Essex 19 6 H West Milford 8 17 H Wayne Valley 14 11 I BOYS' BASKETBALL WE THEY Pequannock 30 54 Kinnelon 33 48 DePaul 46 61 Manchester Tournament DePaul 41 59 Midland Park 51 52 Montville 45 59 Clifford Scott 32 72 Jefferson 46 30 Lakeland 33 44 West Milford 61 62 Pompton Lakes 27 41 Pequannock 29 33 Kinnelon 31 49 DePaul 30 39 Montville 37 39 Jefferson 40 31 Lakeland 16 24 West Milford 55 90 Pompton Lakes 39 47 Dover 46 54 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL WE THEY Pequannock 12 14 Kinnelon 22 6 DePaul 12 30 Montville 26 0 Don Bosco 36 28 Jefferson 32 0 Lakeland 18 14 West Milford 25 0 Pompton Lakes 22 0 FIELD HOCKEY WE THEY Pompton Lakes 2 0 DePaul 10 0 Montville 2 1 West Milford 4 0 Pequannock 0 0 Lakeland 3 0 Pompton Lakes 3 0 Montville 0 0 West Milford 4 0 Pequannock 0 1 Lakeland 2 0 DePaul Sectionals: 4 0 Randolph 2 1 Montville 0 2 Jefferson 1 0 BOYS' FENCING WE THEY Indian Hills 8 19 Wayne Hills 13 14 Wayne Hills 23 4 Pompton Lakes 11 16 Indian Hills 13 14 Voorhies 14 13 West Essex 17 10 Ramapo 11 16 Morris Knolls 21 6 Parsippany 16 11 West Essex 16 11 Parsippany 19 8 Pompton Lakes 12 15 Parsippany Hills 19 8 GYMNASTICS WE THEY Boonton 60.80 77.60 Caldwell 68.05 66.80 Whippany Park 62.50 70.85 Parsippany Hills 63.10 78.30 Morristown 52.80 79.55 Montclair 53.90 86.55 Madison 66.20 81.65 North Warren 65.15 49.90 Pompton Lakes 57.50 81.65 Parsippany 69.00 74.95 Montville 65.15 76.70 BOYS’ TRACK AND FIELD - The team has high expectations this year, with the leadership qualities and abilities of the returning lettermen Andy Kinney, Barry Haid, Kevin Landon, Jeff Alheidt, Jim Cervone and Don Buglino. A major reason for optimism is the performance of the Freshman Track Team who won the Morris County Freshman Champion- ship and placed second in the Skyline Conference Freshman Champion- ship. SOFTBALL — The B.H.S. Softball team has been Skyline Co-Champs for the past two years. They have experience behind them and their expectations are high. The nucleus of the team will be based on the efforts of returning lettermen: Megg Gallarelli, Sue Prentzel, Sharon Waters, Pat Osterhoudt, Ellyn Alexander, Joann Meyer, and Carolyn Davies. BASEBALL — The B.H.S. Baseball team is looking forward to a good season — being strong in the pitching department and infield play. It is expected to be an exciting race for the conference championship. Returning lettermen are: Ross Kuruc - shortstop; Frank Paulilo - pitcher and outfield; Scott Scholer - catcher; Steve Silversey - pitcher and first base; Craig DePascale - second base; and Steve Tabor - pitcher. GOLF — The golf team is looking forward to an awarding season ahead. Last year’s lettermen are: Mike Masurkiewicz, Greg Nelson, Ken Paisley, and Karl Barton. GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD — The team is optimistic about their season ahead. Return- ing lettermen are: Lisa Orlick, Lori Merish, Julie Behre, Kathy Cleary. Rose Cusak, Laura Houst, Barbara Moltane. Jeanne Murphy, Rebecca Ruiz, Lori DeKorte, Anita Barry, Chris Ruiz and Karen Schmidt. 131 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! MARCHING BAND In the course of three short years the BHS Band and the Band Front has made an unbelievable amount of progress. Their achievements consisted of first place in both the Wayne Valley Band Competition and the Randolph Band Competition. They were awarded outstanding in Music, Marching, Inspection and General Affect in the “Parade of Champions” at Philadelphia. They also performed the half-time entertainment at a NY Cosmo’s Soccer Game. Continual growth and improvement each year is expected from the BHS Band and Band Front so as to uphold the standards of dignity and quality of performance each and every time the Marching Band takes the field or the Concert Band takes the stage. SENIOR OFFICERS B. Guenter L. Merish T. Larkin K. Lydon D. Spellmon W. Tiger The Senior class has accomplish- ed a number of things this year. The annual magazine sale was very suc- cessful. The extra money enabled us to organize two senior parties, a hayride, bike rally and a skating party. Later on, plans for a Senior class trip were made. JUNIOR OFFICERS R. Cusack M. Ziegler M. Kirschbaum D. Barrett B. McClure J. Lampe The Junior class had a very successful candy sale early in the year. Later on, plans were made for the “Junior Prom.” ENGLISH REPRESENTATIVES English reps, are elected by their English classes to represent them at Student Council meetings. They report back to the classes on the issues discussed at the meetings for some feedback. English reps have a lot of responsibility because they are there to help the student body speak out. 136 FRESHMAN OFFICERS R. Gabbia C. Turi L. Marion B. Jaron P. Guistino J. Firtek The Freshman class elected their class offficers early this fall. Selling stationery started off their fund raising. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS A. Mataro L. DeKorte S. Waltz S. Cailleteau W. Bergested K. Stearns The Sophomore class started their fund raising by selling Christmas balls. Mrs. Liddicoat commented that the officers were extremely dedicated and very cooperative. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS L. Mataro D. Quigley K. Duffy The Student Council officers create and organize the activities that are carried out by Student Council. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consists of elected officers, English class reps., and officers and senators of each class. To raise funds, they sold refreshments at the football games and carnations during Valentines’ Day. Several dances were also held. 137 HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE AIDES D. Disser D. Sabio V. Murray K. Stearns D. Geary P. Eberle J. Quine A. Rochacewicz K. Gambuti M. NoGrady S. Price ATTENDANCE RUNNERS D. Clark A. Rose C. Barrett J. Ball D. Barrett L. Bailey A. Munni K. Moshier C. Sledge L. Struble The things that won’t fade Are the friends that we’ve made, The dreams that we've had, The happy, the sad. BUSINESS STAFF D. Disser D. Sabio M. Cinquepalma J. Picardo M. Pace L. Milden C. Huizer T. Sullivan M. Larry J. Burke K. Drexler K. Obert D. DeVisser K. Charman M. Ricker M. NoGrady E. Bossard C. Turi P. Ensler The Business Staff is the group that’s responsible for the Boosters and Advertise- ments found in the Yearbook. 138 GUIDANCE RUNNERS D. Sabio S. McGarry K. Cleary C. LiLoia C. NcNamera W. DiOrio L. Bergin M. Petrillo D. Guenter J. Kay LITERARY MAGAZINE K. Whealan L. Houst K. Obert T. Sullivan K. Shauger S. Cummings M. Riley L. Scheiber R. Csanitz M. Duncan C. Moltane G. Ryerson T. Capalbo M. NoGrady J. Lakawicz M. Ziegler P. Firsch L. Merish T. Clark T. Liptak M. Suler Through this club, students have the opportunity to submit their writings into the Literary Arts Magazine. This year the student work was published in a national magazine. Youna America Sings, and several students were finalists in competitions. 139 MAPLE LEAF K. Moshier S. Ball L. Dale C. Huizer J. Fitzpatrick C.Luke M. Ricker K. Selinger M. Schimph M. Petrillo D. Hazekamp R. Carrozza K. Cleary S. DeLaosa P. McClinton The ‘‘Maple Leaf” is published by the students of the Journalism class. With the help of the Graphics Dept., everyone is kept up to date on the news occurring at Butler High. NEWSPAPER SERVICE M. Sledge C. Basham E. Haynes D. Smith K. Haggart M. Schimph The Newspaper Service distributed the “New York Times to homerooms each morning. The sale was to encourage an interest in current events and reading. The commission made was used towards educational purposes. JERSEYMEN D. Crockett C. DeBonte C. Basham M. Sledge K. Haggart D. Smith L. Nunez D. Sammon E. Haynes M. Schimph B. Payton 140 DRAMA CLUB L. Smith B. Taggart H. Brown B. Struble D. DeGraw P. Bannon C. Maskley P. Timmons C. Ould K. Ranney D. Curving R. VanOrden The Drama Club teaches both the theoretical and practical studies of acting techniques, stage directing and design, and dramatic analysis. This year, they were involved in doing a play entitled The Wizard of Oz for the children in the community. AVA M. Kraus T. LaPointe B. Simpson The purpose of the Visual Aids Club is to teach students to operate the visual aids equipment. All equipment is han- dled by this group. FRENCH CLUB K. Bergested K. Cleary J. VanderLaan K. Johnson W. Tiger R. Carrozza C. Wachter L. Scheiber S. Vissagio T. Lyttle B. Nowicki M. Larry J. Muller J. Salvesen P. Firsch P. Timmons B. Boxmeyer Mr. Andrian 141 HOME EC. CLUB S. Prentzel E. Alexander M. Petrillo D. Hazekamp K. Cleary D. Barrett M. LaKorte N. Whitmore L. DeKorte L. Kecmer C. Glasser L. Dale M. Gal larel Ii A. Rochacewicz C. Davies C. Daddazio L. Marklin S. McGarry The Home Ec. Club was establish- ed this year with the help of Mrs. Martens. This is the first club of its kind in five years. The club meets occasionally to work on projects dealing with cooking and crafts. RADIO T.V. CLUB A. Rochacewicz H. Herm S. Gormley B. Toolen J. Salvesen T. Larkin R. Wargaski A. Roder M. Dooley T. Conte C. Huizer D. Quigley S. LoCicero N. Whitmore R. Munni J. Burke C. Drexler M. Sisco K. Drexler The T.V. Club puts together a weekly show which is aired on cable T.V. The shows are taped in Pomp- tom Lakes. Everything is handled by the students themselves (news writ- ing, taping, technical controls, and cameras). The Radio Club presents the morning announcements during homeroom. SOCCER CLUB B. Howell K. Sparks D. Payne M. Osterhoudt C. Como H. Buchanan G. Segnello G. Urbaniak P. Puget M. Bachmann M. Fierro T. Crowley T. Rugg M. Lee R. Mazzucco M. Terrulli C. Coutts J. Lakawicz M. Pechko Mr. Matisak L. Nanoy J. Prentzel B. Ehrenfried A. Pechko E. Tanyoscak B. Troast J. Dimitrion D. Stewert J. Decker J. Tolan 142 STAGE CREW B. Mancini M. Burger D.Longo M. Disser L. Ottati J. Purdie L. Pagano J. Quine Unknown Comic K. Irvine K. Murphy S. Tidemen K. Frey J. Popivchak The Stage Crew operates the lights and the curtains, and they help construct and put up the sets for the plays. M. Patton D. Quialey S. Rodda C. Rogotski K. Lipinski K.Landon K.Johnson C. Firtek P. Bannon C. Kender C. Forjan K.Lydon J. Churchill D. Smith L. Merish K. Bergested L. Batvinskas J. O’Connor S. DeVisser L. Daleo C. Fatzler R. Kuruc D. Davidson D. Martin M. Fitzpatrick L. Liptak INTERACT The Interact Club has grown tremendously since last year. With club advisor, Miss Bignell. toys were collected for the Kilbar- chan Orphanage during the Christmas season. Plans were made to have the people of Kilbarchan visit Butler High School. Interact also had plans for an exchange weekend. M. Galiarelli T. Larkin A. Pechko F. Poalillo K. Ould P. Timmons D. Rickelmann R. Hulbert B. Taggart S. Gormley T. Bolonga M. Croop D. Decker L. Wright S. Shenise G. Palazzi M. Konopinski G. Suler D. McDonald S. Lisa B. Haid S. Silversey M. Crum R. Johnson S. Tabor M. Subisak 143 GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB K. Lydon L. Mataro K. Shauger R. Cusack K. Struble N. Whitmore E. Alexander L. Smith C. Daddazio S. Zelles S. Cummings K. Alheidt W. Tiger M. Ziegler P. Gregory J. Behre M. Smith C. LiLoia S.Zapp L. Merish C.Longo L. Houst K. Wheelan C. Moltane M. Disser K. Cleary R. Ruiz C. Firtek M. DeLaosa T. Clark J. Chinosi J. Murphy S. Waters K. Schmidt P. Osterhoudt D. Lime L. DeKorte G. Orenge B. McClure L. DeKorte L. Orlich A. Walek S. Prentzel C. Ruiz E. Stiles P. Ott K. Lipinski J. Ball K. Johnson M. GallarelIi The Girls’ Varsity Club was able to purchase three display cases for girls’ athletics. During the year, they sold bumper stickers, mugs and candy. Athletic events and a fashion show was also held to raise money. The Varsity Club happily assisted in the purchase of the championship jackets for the Girls’ Cross Country and Softball teams. BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB D. Buglino B. Taggart M. Fitzpatrick R. Stellmacher S. Scholer B. Guenter R. Johnson S. Lisa J. Santo T. Larkin S. Tabor E. Driscoll D. Smith M. Konopinski J. Alheidt G. Suler S. Silversey S. Sisto M. Mazurkiewicz J. Schmidt P.Johnson R. Kuruc J. Churchill F. Poalillo K. Landon A. Kinney M. Subisak N. Davis B. Haid D. McDonald M. Uliss M. Crumm T. Golden C. DePascale T. Mahon The Boys' Varsity Club had a very success- ful year with their attendance and fund raising projects. Their annual hogie sale was one of their major profit items. The club’s purpose is to help students achieve high standards in their field. Many athletes benefit from this club. 144 C.I.E. J. Westergaard J. O’Connor J. LaKorte S. Carabello Mr. McCoppen B. Tinney M. Dempe E. Jordan M. Siciliano R. VanOrden B. Smokowski P. Marion A. Baird C.O.E. D. Sammon D. Kane Ci Firtek C. Kender K. Burkhardt T. Pron C.H.E. C. Kata P. VanHecke L. Scheiber K. Obert D. Cole S. DeVisser L. Daleo T. Scognamiglio L. Liptak Mrs. Hawkins D. Curving S. Fanning R. Funderburk R. Beasley D. Marienthal J. Montemarano B. O’Connor D. Kane G.Shupp G. Verrilli B. Reichart M. Ambrosky C. Forjan P. Miller K. Malloy T. Barrett P. Breeze 145 D.E. G. Suler E. Gerena R. Mazzucco L. Post HONOR SOCIETY D. Spellmon S. Prentzel C. Fatzler C. Houst J. Powell C. Firtek P. Riley K. Drexler N.Jacka W. Tiger L. Mataro S. Stoel K.Lydon T. Clark C. Johnson L. Merish D. Murphy B. Willis C. Briggs A. Pechko K. Lipinski J. Churchill M. Patton K. Landon K. Peterson M. Sledge R. Weatherwalks P. Rowe B. Kochka S. Freeman S. Krauss D. Wilberton L. Orlich 0. Lilienthal R. Nelson W.Johnson A. Walek D. Verdonick The National Honor Society is composed of students who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. They organized the selling of corsages during the Thanksgiving season. 146 YEARBOOK STAFF L. Doerner E. Bostek D. Murphy K. Lipinski S. Stoel M. Bedford C. DeBonta K. Ranney D. Decker The Yearbook Staff is a group of students who organize your yearbook by presenting their view of the 1977-78 school year. Their purpose is to help restore your memories of Butler High. CONCERT CHOIR P. Riley L. Moody B. Pangaro H. Herm B. Moltane L. O’Hara S. Yocum L. Orlich T. Johnson S. Tideman R. Corson C. Stroedecki C. Huizer L. Motz M. Gallarelli D. Longo K. La Pointe M. Druther K. Sterns P. Fersch R. Verdonick J. Magale D. Verdonick J. Purdie K. Snell J. Quine The Concert Choir is a select group of students who are interested in singing and whose voices are both capable and agreeable. Throughout the year, the choir performed in many concerts, amongst which are the Christmas and Spring programs. A time for new beginnings, For treasured memories too. For reaching out, Embracing life, And watching dreams Come true. ANONYMOUS 147 GLEE CLUB D. Hart J. Fagan S. Cailleteau B. Pangaro J. Quine J. Mason C. DeBonte J. Weeks P. Monahan K. Grimm P. Riley J. Marsh Mr. Hall E. Velez E. Thoman C. Huizer D. CammilliereC. Peer J. Soucy L. Gordon S. Cooper D. McNamara 1. Czantz H. Katsock C. Writenour K. Snell K. Stearns K. Mills T. Sanner H. Herm S. Hui L. O'Hara B. Moltane M. Druether L. Scheiber S. Eberle M. Riley V. Kerwin K. Murphy P. Smith R. Verdonick J. Kuka J. Perdie T. Marion R. Corson S. Tideman D. Verdonick R. Druether M. Rosen GOOD-AS-GOLD B. Moltane C. Huizer B. Pangaro M. Gallarelii C. Briggs L. O’Hara C. Stroedecke P. Riley P. Fersch J. Perdie L. Orlich T.Johnson R. Verdonick S. Tideman D. Verdonick T. Megaley The Good-as-Gold is composed of students who are both interested and very capable in the vocal sense. They are a select “pop” singing group. BAND FRONT E. Thoman J. Quine D. Hart D. Forshay D. Wargacki C. Palacio K. Snell C. Briede K. Mills J. Mohl C. Sledge R. Roewfsaat T. Hankin M. Disser C. McNamara J. Lakawicz N. Struck S. Pielaet t. Lamoureux B. Monego E. Bostek E. McMackin J. Mason 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. 148 COMPETITION RIFLES R. Roewfsaat C. DeBonte C. McNamara C. Houst C. Firtek J. Mohl The Rifle Squad showed much cooperation and dedication. They went into competition after practicing in hallways because of lack of any other space. Mrs. Franklin is very proud of this squad. COMPETITION TWIRLING J. Wargacki D. Wargacki C. Palacio K. Schmidt J. Lakawicz N. Struck S. Pielaet B. Struble COMPETITION DRILL J. Powell D. Hart C. Carroll J. Wyble J. Quine C. Briede I. Sengstaken L. O’Hara S. Ball B. Monego This year, the Drill Team is made up of almost an entirely new squad. Basically, it has been a rebuilding year. 149 AS WE REFLECT UPON THE PAST YEAR... PEP RALLIES This year, spirit at Butler High was felt everywhere. The football team and their super performance in winning the Skyline Confer- ence Championship gave the school an even greater sense of pride. The band and cheer- leaders did an excellent job in leading the students. Pep rallies are certainly times to remember. DISCO DOWN WITH THE ROYAL FAMILY! This year’s Harvest Ball was held on November 19. The band was Apple. The Harvest King and Queen and their attendants were announced. Mike Charman was this year’s Harvest King and Lori Merish was the Harvest Queen. Jeff Churchill, Brenda Struble, Bruce Guenter, and Judy O’Connor were chosen as the attendants. Other nominees were Mike Fitzpatrick, Tom Larkin, and John Santo; and Kathy Duffy, Lisa Mataro, and Anne Walek. 155 SATURDAY... NIGHT Hey man, let’s go munch out! FEVER! On February 11, a dance was held in honor of Valentine’s Day. The band that played for this couples dance was Monroe. Everyone had a good time with their sweethearts. I can't stand the suspense! A senior ice skating party was held on February 20 at Lake Rickabear. The whole day was filled with winter fun. Among the many activities were ice skating, hockey, and snowball fights. H 1 S T 0 R F Y A 1 R 164 The 18th Annual History Fair was held on March 3 and 6. The ten projects chosen “Best in Fair” were: Art of the Decoy by Paul Smith; Time Line of Jamestown by Ann Coffey and Veronica Murray; Water Mill by Jim DiOrio; Health and Beauty Aids of the Past by Lori Tintle: Writings of the Ancient World by Loretta Lopez; A King’s Coffin by Sue Sammon; Pagoda by Jill Nogrady; Colonial House by Mary Ann Disser, Anita Barry, and Elaine Bossard; Butler High School by Brian Churchill; and Structure of a Glass House by John Bermingham. THENUGGET S T A F F F 0 R E E 1 X G C A T G D E E N T S Jorge Omar Lopez is an exchange student from Buenos Aires, Argentina. This past year, he has been living in Bloomingdale. Jorge is a junior at BHS. He was on the football and baseball teams. Besides sports, his other interests include music, literature, stamp collecting, and languages. After he returns to Argentina, Jorge plans to go to college to become a lawyer. Wanessa Pereira is our exchange stu- dent from Recife, Brazil. She has been staying in Bloomingdale this past year. Wanessa is a senior at BHS. The sports she likes are volleyball and swimming. She also enjoys painting, reading, and writing in her spare time. She plans to become a psychiatrist. Wanessa commented, ‘‘Being an exchange student makes you grow as an individual. It makes you discover yourself, your limitations and possibilities. Adriana Macias is our exchange student from Aguascalientes, Mexico. During her year here, she is staying in Butler. Adriana is a sophomore at BHS. She is in track because she loves to run. She enjoys many other sports and likes listening and dancing to music. Along with learning the French language, she would like to become a bilingual secre- tary. ‘‘This is a great experience. I’ll never forget this year.” Alexander Roder is our exchange stu- dent from Hamburg, West Germany. He has been living with a family in Butler during his one-year stay in the U.S. Alex is a senior at BHS. He is involved with the Radio and TV Club, which he enjoys very much. He also likes playing tennis. Alex’s future plans include completing the three more years of German high school that he has left, and then attending a German university for about six or seven years, perhaps to study law. A ALEX. PAUL 27 Macopin Rfl„ Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 C.I.E. ALHEIDT. KIMBERLY 342 Union Ave.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10: Track 9; Student Council 9. 10. 11. AMBROSKY. MARTA 16 Orchard St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 ARNOLD. PRISCILLA 94 Reservoir Avo., Butler. NJ 07405 Interact Club; Ski Team B BABCOCK. ROBERTA 71 Boonton Ave , Butler, NJ 07405 BAIRD, ALAN Docker Ave., Butler. NJ 07405 BANNON. PATRICIA 15 Ward Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 Track 9. 10; Cross Country 9; Senior Play 11. 12. Interact 11. 12; Student Council Rep 9. 10. 11; OramaClub 11.12 BARRETT. TERRY 39 Orchard St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 BASHAM. CYNTHIA 20 Fairview Ave., Boiler. NJ 07405 BATVINSKAS. LINDA 10 Ward Ave., Butler, NJ 07405 Field Hockey Manager 9; Usherette 11; Interact 12. BEASLEY. RALPH 2 Oakwood Terrace Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Varsity Bowling 10. 11. BECKER. CAROL 29 Myrtle Ave.. Butler, NJ 07405 BEHRING. ROBERT 11 Ballston St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 BERGEN.JOHN 105 Star Lake Rd., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 BERGESTED. KERRI 40 Hilltop Terrace Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Cross Country 9, 10; Cross Country Manager 11, 12; Track 9: Indoor Track 9. 10; Interact 12. BERGIN. RAYMOND 10 Heather Lane Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 BOLOGNA. TERRY 4 Roy Ave., Bloommodale, NJ 07403 interact Club BREEZE. PAMELA 6 Sunrise Avo.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 J.V Track 10; Varsity Majorette 9. C.H.E. 12. BRIGGS, CAROLYN 134 Hillside Dr. So., Bloommgdaio, NJ 07403 Band; Choir; Good as Gold Singers; Interact; Girls' Track; Student Council; Tennis Club. BROWN. HENRY 151 Rafkmd Rd.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Senior Play 11; Literary Maga- zine 11; Drama Club 12. BROWN. KEVIN 1 Hiller Court. Butler, NJ 07405 Band; Soccer BURKHARDT. KATHERINE 6 Highland Ave.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Girls' Glee Club 10. 11; Band Front 11. 12 BURNS. RUTHANNE 76 Arch St.. Butler. NJ 07405 c CAMPBELL EDWARO 84 Ridge Rd.. Butler. NJ 07405 CARABELLO. SAMUEL 57 Outlook St.. Butler. NJ 07405 CHAPMAN. DIANE 1583 Rt. 23. Butler. NJ 07405 Vo-Tech CHARMAN. MICHAEL 292 Glenwild Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 FootbailS CHINOSl. JEAN 3 Butler Place. Butler. NJ 07405 Cross Country 9. 10. 12: Bas- ketball 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 12, Guidance Office Runner 9; Student Council 10; Girls' Var- sity Club9. 10.11.12. CHINOSl. JOYCE 3 Butler Place. Butler, NJ 08405 CHURCHILL. BRIAN 44 Beitevtew Ave . Butler. NJ 07405 Cross Country 9. 10, 11; Foot- ball 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10.11.12. CHURCHILL. JEFFREY 44 Belleview Ave Butler. NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basket- ball 9; Wrestling 10, 11. 12: Baseball 9. 10. 12; Boys' Var- sity Club 10, 11. 12, Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test 11: Alternate Boys' State Delegate 11; Leadership Camp 12; Honor Society 12; Interact 12. CINQUEPALMA. ANN 25 Morse Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 CHE. CLARK. TONI 3 Walnut Lane. Butler. NJ 07405 Interact 10: Varsitv Club 10. 11, 12; Library Aide 9, 10; Jersey- men 10; Fencing 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11. 12; Track 9, 11. 12; Honor Society 11. 12; Literary Magazine 11; Senior Play 11. 12; Leadership Camp 12. COLE. DONNA 27 Highland Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 COLE. SHARON 150 Kiel Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 Track 9. 10; Marching Band 9; Student Council 11; Interact 11. 12. COMO. CHARLES 39 Manning Ave., Butler, NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 12; Wrestling 9. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9. CONNELL. MICHAEL 117 Bartholdi AVe., Butler. NJ 07405 Cross Country 10. 11. 12; Track 9.10. 11. 12. Wrestling9.10. CORSON.CAROLYN 80 High St.. Butler. NJ 07405 Vo-Tech CRESSMAN. LINDA 20 New St.. Butler. NJ 07405 interact CRETEL. ROBERT 36 Northwestern Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. 12; 8asebaii 9. 10: Track 12. CROOP, MARY 77 South Rd., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Chcerlcading 9. 10; Interact 9, 10. 11. 12; Literary Magazine 11. CRUM.MARK 61 Union Ave., Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Football Manager 12. CRUM.THOMAS 9 Honion Place Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Bowling CURVING. DEBBIE 12 Morse Lake Rd., Bloomingdale, NJ07403 D DALEO. LISA 5 Elm St.. Butler, NJ 07405 Cheerleader 9; Track 9; Drama 9; Interact 9. 10. 11. 12; C.H E 12. DAVIS, NEAL 25 Captoiene Ave., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Football 9. 10. 11, 12; indoor Track 9. 10.11.12; Track 10.11. 12: Varsity Club 12. DE BLIECK. DAVID 28 High St.. Butler. NJ 07405 C.I.E DE GRAW. DAVID 148 Vreeland Ave., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Football 9; Bowling 11 Spring St.. Butler, NJ 07405 Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; C.I.E 12. DE GRAW. MARK 36 Ridge Rd.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Football 9. 11; Fencing 9; Jersey men 10: Interact 11. 12 DE PASCALE. MICHAEL 73 Fichter St., Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 DE VISSER. SUZANNE 5 Bellevue Terrace. Butler. NJ 07405 History Fair; Interact 9. 10. 11. 12, DramaClub9; Varsity Track 9: Basketball Cheering 9; J.V. Basketball Cheering Co-Captain 10; Varsity Basketball Cheering 11; Varsity Gymnastics DECKER. DEANNA 90 Valley Rd.. Buller, NJ 07405 Interact Club; Student Council - English Rep.; Yearbook Staff; Literary Magazine OECKER. GEORGIANNA 19 Cedar St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Ski Team 12 DECKER. LEONARD 89 Cathermo St.. Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 DEMPE. MARK 31 Kiel Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 DI ORIO. DIANE 43 Knolls Rd.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Newspaper Service 12; Track 9. 10; High School Office Runner 10: Guidance Office Runner 11; Maple Leaf 11 DIANA. FRANK 49 Hillside Drive. Bloomingdale. NJ 07405 DOBROSLAVIC. DARLENE 49 Notchwood Rd.. Butler. NJ 07405 DOOLEY. MICHAEL 22 Pearl St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Football 9. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12. DOUGHERTY. DANIEL Old Ridge Rd.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 DREXLER. KAREN 83 Ridge Rd.. Butler. NJ 07405 Radio and T.V. Club. DRISCOLL. EDWARD 67 Woodward Ave.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Basketball 9. Wrestling 10; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council - English Rep. 12. DUFFY. KATHLEEN 38 Sunset Rd., Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Field Hockey 9. 10; Football Cheering 11. 12; Basketball Cheering 9. 10, 11. 12; Radio Club 11; Interact 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 12; Junior Officials 11, Usherette 11; Girls' Glee Club 11. DYKENGA. DOUGLAS 45 Rafkmd Rd.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 E EBERLE. SUZANNE 6 Ann St., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Band9, 10. 11. 12; Choir 10. 11. 12. EDWARDS, WILLIAM 67 Eiizaboth St., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Fencing: Band EMOLO. AUDREY 166 Olive Ave.. Pompton Lakes. NJ 07442 ETLINGER. MICHAEL 17 Walnut St., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 F FAGAN,BARBARA 109 star Lake Rd., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Choir 10.11: Band Front 10. FANNING. SUSAN 60 Gifford St.. Butler. NJ 07405 Attendance Office Runner .9; Interact 12. FANTUZZI. RALPH 11 Chestnut St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 C.I.E FATZLER. CAROLYN 57 South Rd.. Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Band 9, 10. 11; Choir 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Class Senator 10; interact 11.12. FINNEGAN, THOMAS 18 Summit Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 FIRTEK. CRYSTAL 43 Boonton Ave . Butler. NJ 07405 Color Guard 10. 11. 12. Rifle Sergeant 11; Band Majorette 12; Basketball Cheering 9. 10. 11, 12: Track 9. 10; Interact 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11 - Sophomore Class Treasur- er. Junior Class President; Usherette 11; Drama Club 9. 10; Girls' Glee Club 9. 10; Honor Society 12 - Chairman of Fund Raising. FITZPATRICK. MICHAEL 26 Lafayette St.. Butler, NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 11, 12: Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. 12; Golf 10; Baseball 12; Interact 11. 12; Varsity Club 11. 12: Student Council 12; Boys' State Dele- gate 12. FLETCHER WILLIAM 36 Arch St., Butler. NJ 07405 Football 9. 11. 12; Wrestling 9; Vo-Tech 12. FORJAN, CINDY 9 Holly Court. Butler. NJ 07405 Interact Club-9. 10, 11. 12; CHE. 12. FRANCO. SUSAN 104 Leonard Rd., Butler. NJ 07405 FREEMAN, STEVEN 11 Red Twig Trail Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Band: Concert Choir; Good as Gold Singers. All-State Choir FUNDERBURK. ROBIN 131 Star Lake Rd. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Literary Magazine Staff 11 G GABBlA SAMUEL 95 Kiel Ave., Butler. NJ 07405 Baseball, Tech. GALANTE. SUSAN 33 Walter Drive. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 GALLARELLI. MEGG 69 Hillside Drive. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; Soft- 08119. 10. 11. 12; Band 9; Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; Sudent Council 11 - Junior Class Secre- tary; Varsity Club 11. 12; Interact 10. 12; Usherette 11; Girls' Glee Club 9. 10. 11; Concert Choir 10. 11. 12; Good as Gold Singers 11.12. GALLONE. ELIZABETH 34 Main St.. Butler, NJ 07405 GALLONE. PHILIP 34 Main St.. Butler. NJ 07405 GERENA. EDWIN 83 Knolls Rd Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Indoor Track 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9 GIUSTINO. JAMES 8 Walnut St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 GLUCK.PAULA 92 Reservoir Ave., Butler, NJ 07405 Track 9; Boys' Track Statis- tician 10; Color Guard 10; Attendance Office Runner 10; Guidance Office Runner 11; Usherette ii GOENS. CINDY Rd 2. Boxl99. Sussex. NJ 07461 Field Hockey 9; Ski Team 10. 11. 12; Yearbook Staff 12. GORMLEY, SHAUNA 52 Kiel Ave., Butler, NJ 07405 Fencing; Interact; Student Council Rep. 12. GOULD. BENJAMIN t6 Decker Ave . Butler. NJ 07405 GOULD. ROGER 16 Decker Ave . Buller, NJ 07405 J.V Football 10 GOVIER, JEFFREY 14 Walnut St.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 GRAY. JOHN 63 Myrtle Ave Butler NJ 07405 Football; Track; Leadership Camp 12. GREENE. SANDRA 94 High St.. Butler. NJ 07405 C.I.E. 12 GREGORY, KIM 67 Catherine St., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Track 9. Tnioract 9; Color Guard 0. GUADAGNO.KAREN 49 Leonard Rd. Butler. NJ 07405 W-estllno Cheerleader 11. 12; Interact 9. - GUENTER. BRUCE 126 Belleview Ave., Butler. NJ 07405 Football9 10, 11.12; Wrestling 9. 10, 11. 12. Student Council 11. 12 - Senior Class Vice Prosidcnt; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club President 12. H HAID. BARRY 12 Cleary Ave.. Butler, NJ 07405 Interact Club; Varsity Club Secretary; Cross Country; Bas- ketball. Track HASSCN, ANDREA H6 Rafkmd Rd Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Chclr x HAYNES. ELLIOT 10 Kakoout Rd Butler. NJ 07405 Jorseymen 10.11.12; Executive Committee 11, History Fair Coordinator 9. 10. 11. 12. Marching Band 11; Concert Band 11. Library Service 9 10. 11. Literary Magazine 11; Sen- ior Play 11. HENDRICK. SUSAN 89 Arch SI.. Butler. NJ 07405 HERBST. WILLIAM 67 Outlook St.. Butler. NJ 07405 Baseball 9 HERTING, WENDY 16 Tlntle Rd . Butler. NJ 07405 Color Guard 10.11; Track 9, 10. 11; Ushorotte 11. HOLSTER. SCOTT 74 Knolls Rd.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Wrestling 9. 10. 11 12 HOUST. KATHLEEN 12 Second St.. Butler. NJ 07405 Band Front 12; Competition Ritle Souad 11. 12; Honor Society 11.12. HOWARD. DONALD 3 Belleview Terrace. Butler. NJ 07405 HULBERT. ROBIN 7 Woodward Ave., Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Field Hockey 9; Basketball 9; Senior Play 10. Exchange Stu- dent 11; Interact 12. Drama Club 12 HUTHER. JOHN 30-A Terrace Ave Butler. NJ 07405 IANNACCONE. LINDA 16 Maple Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 J JACKA. NANCY 26 Bailey Ave . Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Marching Band; Concert Band; Jazz Band; Girls' Glee Club: Concert Choir; Honor Society JOBES. LINDA 8 Elm St.. Butler, NJ 07405 Interact 11; Student Council 11 JOHNSON.KATHLEEN 2 Reardon CT . Butler. N J 07405 Rifle Squad 10. IT; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Girls Varsity Club 11. 12; Interact 12 JOHNSON. LESA 62 Roosevelt Ave.. Butler, NJ 07405 Cross Country 9 JOHNSON. RICHARD 11 Hillside Drive Bloommgoaie, NJ 07403 Football, Wrestling; Track; Junior Olficals JOHNSON. WAYNE 14 Adalist Ave Butler. NJ07405 Goll. Soccer; Marching Band. Concert Band; Tennis Club JORDAN. EDWARD 14 Oakwood Terrace. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 JOOSTEN. KARL 27 Lincoln Rd Butler. NJ 07405 K KANE. DONNA 37 Lakeside Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Student Council 11 KATTOWSKI. WILLIAM 133 Rafkmo Rd. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 KENOER. CHRISTINE 63 Sunset Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 Interact Club KENNY ROBERT 169 Reeve Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 KIKKERT. BETTY 98 Mam St. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Field Hockey 9. 10. Track 9. KIKKERT. BONNIE 98 Mam St.. Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 KINNEY. ANDREW 16 Summit Ave . Butler. NJ 07406 Cross Country. Indoor Track; Track KINNEY. EDWARD 16 Summit Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 KISCH MARK 190 Rafkmd Rd., Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Cross Country 9: Indoor Track 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10. KOCH. ROBERT 16' Union Ave., Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 KOCHKA, BRENDA 10 Warren Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Marching Band 9. 10. 12. Concert Band 9.10.12; Concert Choir. Cross Country 12; Bas- ketball 9. 10; Track 9. 10. 12. Exchange Student 11. Jersey- men 9. Girls' Glee Club 10. Indoor Track 12; Honor Society 12; German Club 9. KOEPPER. RICHARD 3 Hiller Court Butler. NJ 07405 KONOPINSKI. MICHAEL 101 Reeve Ave Bit, rri'igdaie. NJ 07403 Cross Country 9. 10; Track 9. Basketball Manager 9, 10. 11. 12; Interact 11. 12; History Fair 11.12. KRAUS. MICHAEL 46 Carey A ve. Butler. NJ 07405 KRAUSS. SUSAN 8 DeBow Terrace Buller. NJ 07405 KREMER. KEITH 37 Hilkrest Drive Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 KUBULAK. RONALD 24 Cascade Way Boiler. NJ 07405 KUKA. RICHARD 40 Hamburg Turnpike Butlor NJ 07405 KURUC ROSS 48 Outlook St Butler. NJ 07405 Football ii. 12. Baseball 9.10. 11. 12; Indoor Track .11; 12. Vars.ty Club 11.12. L LA CORTE. JAMES 16 Dean Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 LACOTTA. JEANINE 11 Van Oam Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 LAMOUREUX. TERRY 20 Warren Ave.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Color Guard 10. 11. 12 LANDON. KEVIN 10 Wesi Bellevue Ave. Butlor, NJ 07405 Football 9 10.11.12. Wrestling 9, t0, 11. 12. Track 10. 11. 12; Interact 12: Honor Society 11. 12; Varsity Club 9. 11. 12 LARKIN. THOMAS 8 Pme Si. Butler. NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrasiimg 9. 10. it. 12; Baseball 9. 10; Track 11; Student Council 12 - Senior Class Senator; Mapie Leaf It; Interact 12; Radio and T.V. Club 12. LEVENDUSKY. BRUCE 30 Orchard St. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 LILIENTHAL. ULF 38 Notchwood Rd Butler. NJ 07405 Marching Band; Concert Band; Jazz Bond: Soccor; History Fair LILOIA, NICHOLAS 13 Jeffrey Drive Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 T V Club; Ski Team LIPINSKI, KIM 127 Main St. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Yearbook Staff 12; Field Hoc- key 9.10.11.12: Gymnastics 9. 10; Interact 11. 12: Girls’ Var- sity Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. Ski Team 10; Honor Society 12. LIPTAK, LISA 11 Morse Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 interact 11.12: Student Council 9 - Freshman Class Senator; Band 9, 10. 11. Literary Maga- zmeil. LISA STEVEN 75 Gmnwild Ave Bloomm gdale. NJ 07403 Footba I 9. 10, 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10. 12; Varsity Club 10. 11. t2. LIVINGSTON. SUSAN 87 Gier .viid Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Guidance Office Runner 9. 10. LONGO, CATHERINE 242 Boonton Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 Gymnastics 9. 10. 11. 12. Usherette 11 LYDON. KAREN 188 Clark St Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Student Council 11, 12; Interact C'ub 10.11.12: Cheerleading 9, 10.11. M MAC DONALD. DONALD 126 Ralkmd Rd. Bloommodale, NJ 07403 Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. 12 Baseball 9. Track 10.11. 12; Interact 11.12. MANCINI DEBORAH 31 Lincoln Rd Buller, NJ 07405 Vo-Tech MARIENTHAL. DAVI0 184 Rafkmd Rd Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 MARION. PHILLIP 8 Outlook St. Butror, NJ 07405 MARTIN. CHRISTOPHER 237 Maple Lako Rd.. Apt. 19 Butler, NJ 07405 MARTIN, DAVID 44 Corning A C Pompton Lakes. NJ 07442 MASKLEY CRAIG «S3 Glenwud Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 MATARO LISA Kampfe Lake Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; Junior Class Vice President 11; Student Council President 12; Honor Society 11. 12; Usheretia 11; Chairman of Executive Committco to- Junior Officials 11; School Play 10; Wrestling Cheerleacmg 10; Basket bai; Cheerleacmg 11 MATHEWS. SHARON 37 Mam St.. Bloomingdale. Nj 07403 MAZURKIEWICZ. MICHAEL 8 Walnut Lane Butlor. NJ 07405 Football 9. 10 11. 12. Golf 9. 10.11.1? MAZZUCCO. RONALD 37 Kiel Ave . Butler. NJ 07405 Audio-visual Aids Club MC ELROY. CHRISTOPHER 2 Kakeout Rd.. Butler. NJ 07405 Bowling. Vo-Tech MC GUINESS. MICHAEL 69 Hilltop Terrace Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Ski Team MC KENNA. DEAN 184 Clark St Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Football ii MAC MACKIN. ELLEN 7 Knolls Rd Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Varsity Twirling 9. 10 Varsity Rifle 11. 12; Competition Twir- , Img 9.10.11; Ushorctto 11 MEADE MARTIN 144 Hamburg Turnpike. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 MERISH. LORI 36 Von Blitz Ave. Butler, NJ 07405 Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Interact 12; Honor Socioyt 11.12; Student Council 12 - Senior Class President; Varsity Basketball Cheering 11. 12; Literary Magazine 11; History Fair Coordinator 10; History Fair Advisor 11; Leader- ship Camp 12 MEYER. PATRICIA 35 Van Houten Ave. Butlor. NJ 07405 MILLER PEGGY Trcetop Court Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Gymnast.es 9. 10 MOLLOY. KATHLEEN 55 Hilltop Terrace Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 MUELLER. GERALD 107 Rafkmd Rd Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Cross Country; Basketball; Tennis Club MURPHY, DIANE 77 Bellevue Ave. Butler NJ 07405 interact 10: Color Guard 10; History Fair 10. Usherette 11; HonorSocioty 11, 12; Yearbook Editor 12. N NEEOHAMMER. ANDREW 65 Knolls Rd Btoommgdale. NJ 07403 NELSON. RUTH 12 Hilltop Terrace 8loommgdale. NJ 07403 Band 9, 10; Jersevmen 9. 10; Interact 9; Girls' Glee Club 9. 10: History Fair 9. 10; History Fair Chairman 10; Tennis 9. 10, 12: Honor Society 11. 12; Honor Socioty President 12. NEWTON. MAUREEN 1 Hillcrest Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 NUNEZ’ LUIS 24 Ella St Btoommgdale. NJ 07403 0 OCONNOR. BRIAN 30 Leonard Rd. Butler. NJ 07405 O'CONNOR. JUDY 27 Rea Twig Trail Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 OHARA. LISA 17 Woodiano AVe Butter. NJ 07405 Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Girls’ Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Good as Gold Smgers 10. 11. 12; Jersey- men 9. 10. 15 German Club 9 OEFEIEIN. DONNA 137 Vrceiand Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Girls' Glee Club. Concert Chou ORLICH, LISA 1242 Rt 23. Butler. No 07405 Marching Band 10. If? 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Con- cert Choir 11.12: Good as Gold Singers 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12;TrackCo-Captam ii; honor Society 11. 12: Honor Society Vice President 12 OSTERDHOUDT. PATRICIA 77 Decker Ho Butler. NJ 07405 Student Council; Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; internet Club OTIS. RICHARD 43 Lakcview Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 B -«ball9. Basketball 10.11 OULD. CATHERINE 156 Pine Tree Rd . BloomingtLii- . NJ 074C3 P PACIFICO. STEVEN iteeve Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 PAGANO. CAROL 59 hilltop Terrace Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 PAISLEY. KENNETH 27 Hilltop Terrace Bioommodalo. NJ 07403 Goll 9. 10. 11. 12 ais E« Basxt ..-tK 9. ------- _ ...... Elections Commute Publicity Committee; Interact 11, 12, Inlet act Treasurer 12; Usherette 11 PAYTON, WILLIAM 19 Western Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 Jerscymcn 10, 11. 12: Chess Club ' 2; Library Air:e 9, TO. 11. 112 Igj SON DAVID rs P'ar ter NJ 0 404 TELIA JOHN HaskellANJ1 Tv SON. KAREN atkmo Rd , , ingdote, NJ 07403 t; Jerscymcn 9. H LLO. FRANK •cade Way NJ 07405 Baseball; Baske . Varsity Club POST. LINDA 5P Gilford St Bullor. NJ 07405 POWELL. JENNIFER 27 Woodland Ave.. Butler. NJ 07405 •3 Concert Band 10. Marching Band 11, 11, 12: 12. Drill Team 11.12: Honor Society 11. PRENTZEL. SUE Kamte Lake Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12 Field Hockey Co-Captain 12 Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12: Soft bail 9, 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11 • English Rep. 10. Junior Class Treasurer; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12 Varsity Club President 12; Usherette 11; Attendance Office Runner 9 PRICE. JAMES 15 Heather Lane Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Ski Team PRON TERESA 63 Arch St . Buller. NJ 07405 Q QUIGLEY, DENISE 38 Kiel Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 Interact President: Student Council Treasurer; Junior Of- ficials. R RANNEY. KIM 87 Glenwild Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Interact Club; Drama Club; Yoarbook Stalf REARDON. ELIZABETH 8 Ward Avo . Butler, NJ 07405 Interact 10 REICHERT. BARBARA 97 Kakeout Rd. Butler. NJ 07405 Choir 10. 11; Guidance Office Runner 11: C.H.E.12. REICHERT. JUNE 76 Star Lako AVo. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 REINARTSEN. SCOTT 38 Vreeland Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Crosscountry. Fencing; Track RICKELMANN DONNA 120 Knolls Rd. Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 RILEY. MARGARET 31 Sally St. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Band; Choir; Honor Society ROBERTSON.ROBERT 17 Sunsel Ave Butler. NJ 07405 Donville Tech -e RODDA. SUE 27 Roosevelt Ave. Butter. NJ 07405 Interact Club ROEWFSAAr.RENEE 138 Red TwigHtoll'v Bloomingdale. N4.07403 j Rifli Sguad ioN.1i; Pi Sergeant 12, ROGOTSKI. CHERYL .. 35 Siek Rd.. Butter. NJ 0 Interact Club V- ' ROMAIN. MARK 5 Greenwood Ave utter. NJ 07405 ROWE. PAUL v . „ 89 Carey Ave -o-v Butler. NJ 07405 Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12; Indoor Track; Track SAMMON. DEBORAH 80 Summit Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 Guidance Office Runner 9. i0. 11. Stage Crew 9. 10. 11: Library Aide 9 10 High School Of ice Runner 11; Jerseymen 9, 10. 11, 12; Jerseymcm Corres- ponding Secretary 12: Tennis SANTO. JOHN 9 Butler Place Butler. NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 11. --Basket- ball 9; Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Indoor Track 11. 12; Bowling 10.11. Varsity Club 11.12. SCHEIBENER. UNDA 14 Red Twig Trail if J Bloomingdale. NJ 07403. SCHMIDT JEFFREY 143 Union Avo. Z 'll J Bloomingdalo. NJ 07403 Football; indoor Track, imck SCHOLER. MlCHAELr V 32 Seiiy Sbi Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 SCHWALBE. MICHAEL 16 William Si. Bloomingdale. NJ 0 403 Band; Ski Tearn SCOGNAMIGLIO. THOMAS 89 Reservoir Ave. I Butler. NJ 07405 SENGSTAKEN. ERIK 83 Valley Re Butler. NJ 07405 SHENISE, SANDRA 7i Bellevue Ave. Butlor. NJ 07405 Interact Club 11. 12: History Fair Hostess 9. 10. 11 SHUHNICKI. ALAN 265 Glenwild Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 SHULTIS. SANDRA 317 Andrew Place Bloomingdalo, NJ 07403 SILVERSEY. STEPHEN 10 Bellevtew Terrace Butler. NJ 07405 Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball 9: Baseball 9.10.11. 12 SIMPSON. WILLIAM 170 Reeve Ave Bloomingdale. Nj 07403 Football 9. i0, 11. 12: Indoor Track 9; Track 9. SLAWSON. DOMINIC 4 Sunset Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 SLEDGE MICHAEL 5 Butler Place Butlor. NJ 07405 Jerseymen 10.11.12: Jerseymen Vico President; Newspaper Ser- vice; History Fair Coordinator 9 10 11. 12. SMITH CHARLES 94 Terrace Ave Bullor. NJ07405 SMITH. DAVID A 39 Rod Twig Trail Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 SMITH. DAVID B Central Ave Butler, NJ 07405 Jerseymen SMITH. LORI 145 Hillside Dr. So.. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Foot- ball Chcctleading n, 12: Girls' Varsity Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey Manager 10; Student Council 9.10.11,12 - Freshman Class Vice President. English Rep 0. Junior Class Senator; Drama Club 12; Choir 9. 10. 11; Band 9 SPARKS. CHERYL 6 Ridge Rd. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Basketball Cheering 9, Interact 9. 10, 11. student Council - English Rep 9. 10, 11; Girls'Glee Club 9. 10. [SPfLLMON. DAWN |29J,Bdontbn Awe Buffer. NJ 07405 ■rfteastics 9. 10. 11. 12; ■yiftnastics Captain 12; J.V. Basketball Cheering 10: Varsity Basketball Cheering 11. 12; ■Mfl iety 11. 12; Girls' ■lub 10. 11. 12. History P; Usherette 11. k ELAINE ■Lake Rd pigdaf. nj 07403 ImACHER, RALPH A ; kervolr Avo f. NJ 07405 af1; Ski Team, Tonnis STILES. ELAINE 29 Woodward Ave Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Field Hookey 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club Secretary 12: Student Council 9,12; Usherette 11. STOEL. SARA 25 Raffman Rd. Bloomingdale, Nj 07403 Varsity cross Country 10; Stu- dont council • English Rep. 11; P Magazine Editor 11; k Sta“ 11. 12: Year- . Editor 12, Designer of ■-Shirt 12. STRUBLE. BRENDA ■Ctfrsinut St ■Higdate. nj 07403 lityYfwirling 9, 10. 11. 12. lenfe Council 9. 11. 12 • ■p 9. 12, Junior Class ■octal Committee 9: mm.ttee Chairman oncer! Choir 11; M NCY CK, N out NJ 0 Twirling 9, Sergeant ub 9. Honor 10, ii. 12;f 12: Girls Concert Choir y 11. 12. SUSISAK. MARK 114 Red 1 g Trail Bloomingdale NJ 07403 foot tall 9. 10. 11. 12; Indoor Track 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10. 11,112. SULER, GEORGE 39 Bactholdi Ave Butter. NJ 07405 Basketball T TABOR. STEPHEN 41 Bailey Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Baseball; Indoor Track: Foot- ball TAGGART. BRIAN 32 Captolcne Ave Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basket- ball 9; Wrestling 10. 11. 12. Track 10. 11. 12: Interact 11. 12, Student Council - English Rep. 11; Drama Club 12; Boys' Varsity Club 11. 12; Junior Officials 12. TAYLOR. KAREN 58 Rafkind Rd. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Basketball 9; Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. Usherette 11, Wrestling Cheering 10. Track9. 12 THOMAN. ELLEN 64 Star Lake Rd Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Rifle Squad 12: Choir n TIGER. WENDY 38 Bogue Drive Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Ski Team 9, 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 9. 10; Softball 9. 10; Cross Country 12. Student Council 9. 10. 12; Honor So- ciety 11. 12; Yearbook Co- Editor 12; Usherettoll TIMMONS. PATRICIA 15 Sally St Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Track 9 Interact 10. 11 12: Usherette 11. Drama Club 12 T1NNEY. BRETT 21 Cleary Ave Butter, NJ 07405 Wrestling: C.I.E TREWEEKE. WILLIAM 22 Homestead Ave. Butter. NJ 07405 Wrestling 9. 10 TUTZAUER. DAWN 55 Myrtle Ave. Butter, NJ 07405 TUlZAUER. DEAN 55 Myrtle Ave. Butler. NJ 07405 V VAN HECKE. PATRICIA 110 Hillside Drive Bloomingdale. NJ 078403 VAN ORDEN. RICHARD 12 Hillside Drive Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 C.I.E VAN WAGENINGEN CORNELIA ¥ 7 Union Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 VANGELAS. ANTHONY 20 Warren Ave. Bloommgdate NJ 07403 Sui2. Golf 9. JARELl TONI 13 f Orest Drive- ? ' Bloorhingdate. NJ 07403 AiflShd VARGA, PAULA 31 Hilltop terrace Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Jerseymen 9; Choir 9. 10. 11 VERDONIK OANIEL 17 Scott St Butler. NJ 07405 VERRILLI. GINA 122 Red Twig Trail Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Student Council 10, 11: Track 9: High School Otfice Runner 9 w WALEK. ANNE 23 Sycamore Rd Bloomingdalo. Nj 07403 F Id Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12: Biskotba!l9. 10: Student Coun- c 9. 10. 11. 12;- SoDbcmore Class President, Yearbook Staff Junior Officials 11. «12; H nor Society ft. 12; Soys' Track Statistician 10, 11, 12. G ris- Varsity Club Treasurer USherotte it Girls Slate Dele g eii) WALL .ACE. TERESA 1607 Rt. 23. Butler. NJ 07405 Interact WATERS. SHARON 127 Glenwild Avo. Bloom,ngtlale. NJ 07403 Student COuntfiS Girls Varsity Ciub 9 10. 11 12; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball 9. 10. It. 12, Interact Club. WEATHERWALKS. CHERYL 12 Woodwarc Ave. Bloomincdate. NJ 07403 Attendance Oftibe Runner 11. WEATHERY ALKS. RENEE 24 Cedar Sf. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 Honor Society 11. 12 WESTDYKE. KENNETH 71 Knolls Rd Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 WIKFORS. STEVEN 72 Spring St. Butter. NJ 07405 WILBERTON. DWAYNE 14 Hitlcrest Drive Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 WILLIS. BRUCE 12 Crane Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 WITTY. DAVIO 77 Woodward Ave Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 WOHRMAN. MARK 325 Glenwild Ave. Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 WRIGHT. LORI 87 Valley Rd. Butler. NJ 07405 Y YENGLE. NICANOR 11 Tmtle Rd. Butler. NJ 07405 YOUNGSTER. BRETT 103 Graham Terrace Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 ZELLES. SUZANNE 7 Alpine Drive Butter. NJ 07405 Football Cheering 10, it. 12. Football Cheering Co-Captain t2; J.V Basketball Cheering Co-Captain tO; Varsity Basket- ball Cheering 11, 12: Varsity Basketball Cheering Co-Captain 12; Junior Officials Executive Committee 11. ZIEGLER. PATRICIA 10 Hamilton St Bloomingdale. NJ 07403 William P. Monahan — Mayor James J. Meier — Council President Council: Joseph Connell Edward McClinton Barbara J. Ricker Crawford Card Paul Oldenwelder Doris Siek — Borough Clerk Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 On behalf of the residents of the Borough of Bloomingdale Daniel R. Morse, Mayor Thomas McKenzie — Council President Councilmen Rudolph Deutsch - Herbert Eisenhardt - Raymond Pogwist H. Thompson Prentzel - Donald Seaman Mildred C. Bird - Borough Clerk 177 r 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK. N.Y. 10003 J 178 Central Shippee, Inc Allied Felt Group BLOOMINGDALE DECORATIVE FELTS THE HUBNERS Cornelius A. '16; Cornelius E. '43; Donald A. '44 Cynthia A. '52 179 Bloomingdale, New Jersey 07403 Your School’s Jewelers L. G. BALFOUR CO. Jewelers Finest Crafture Local Office: Suite 47 427-29 Bloomfield Ave. Montclair, NJ 07402 (201) 783-4717 “Education is the best provision for old age. Aristotle Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 from the Butler Education Association 180 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 Knit Garments-Measured and Blocked Drapes-Decorator Fold Sales -- Rentals For Formats....Go Classic “LORD WEST” “PALM BEACH” “AFTER SIX” 44 Boonton Avenue Butler, N.J. 836-1062 DON'S TOUCH OF CLASS 838-1999 BLOQMINGDALE BOOTERY 838-8333 61 Main Street Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Men Women Hairstyling Family Shoe Store Wide Width Our Specialty Tom Dorothy Tintle JOHANNE E. MOLKE REAL ESTATE 135 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone 030-3403 «s4facli HButLzx ine. Z 17 Machined Parts - Jigs - Fixtures Experimental Work 838-5717 P O. Box 9 HENRY R. MOHL BUTLER. N.J. 07405 181 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78 FROM L.A.S. LAMPERT MOTOR FREIGHT CO., INC. “THE WESTCHESTER PEOPLE Serving, New York City, Rockland Westchester County’s and Norther New Jersey 548 West 23rd Street New York City, NY 10011 6999 212-242 8062 838-9783 Chris Pillitteri Proprietor Steve’s Villa PRO S SWEET SHOP Luncheonette Famous for Homemade Chocolates GOOD LUCK 6 Boonton Ave. Butler. N.J. 07405 Pizza and Other Italian Specialties 2-4 Boonton Avenue Butler, N.J. 07405 Phone: 838-3655 182 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of 78 from Granny’s Bakery Meadtown Shopping Center Butler, NJ 07405 838-4477 THE MORRISON FUNERAL HOME Butler, N. J. BiH WCSt Dutch Mill Flower Shop “ffioMeb lo fileate 12 Main Street Butler, N.J. 07405 838-5580 RICHARDS FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the class of 1978 Carl S. Richards A. Lee Richards Class of 1964 Class of 1956 Bonita 5. Richards Class of 1929 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. James R. 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RANNEY JR. 87 Glenwild Avenue Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 Phone 838-2790 73 MAIN STREET 838 - 0346 BUTLER, N. J. Foreign Domestic Wholesale Retail CIRCLE AUTO PARTS, INC. Everything Automotive Service Station Equipment Tools Complete Machine Shop Service 2 Locations to Serve You Route 23 Riverdale 835-8500 PAUL BAUMBERGER 65 Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale - 838-7373 YOU'RI ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS “We A im to Please ” WARDS PHARMACY BLOOMINGDALE 132 Main Street PHONE 838-0003 LAKELAND Mead town Shopping Center Kinnelon, New Jersey PHONE 838-4444 FREE DELIVERY MILTON Milton Shopping Plaza Oak Ridge, New Jersey PHONE 697-5400 FREE DELIVERY SPIEGEL FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES 93 KIEL AVENUE BUTLER, NJ. 07405 201-838-1090 GINNY AND CHARLIE HAAS 838-1212 Creto BLOOMINGDALE PHARMACY FAST. FREE DELIVERY RICHARD KALENDOWICZ 61 - MAIN ST. Owner BLOOMINGDALE. N. J. 07403 As editor of the 1978 Nugget, I would like to extend my extreme gratitude to the staff for all their time and hard work that they put into creating this book. I would also like to thank Mr. Capasso for taking the time to help with our photography work. Most of all I would like to express my appreciation to Ms. Rembold, our advisor, for all her help, patience and support she offered throughout the year. Along with me, the yearbook staff hopes this year’s edition of the Nugget will be reflected upon with fond memories for many years to come. Diane Murphy Editor-in-chief This year proved to be a challenge for the Nugget Staff at Butler High since each and everyone of us were “rookies” in the field of publications. Often times, it seemed a constant battle against deadline dates; scheduling clubs and activities and developing last minute photographs appeared a Herculean task and the dilemma we faced when trying to fit all our creative ideas onto that white page looked impossible. But as I “reflect” upon our year together in that closet, labeled the Nugget Office, our success is found in the fact that no matter the difficulty, the staff consistently worked together in an enthusiastic manner. Whether it was during late hours after school or a Saturday afternoon, when a “coke and hero sandwich” gave us the energy to finish that final layout; the group devoted themselves to the yearbook. A great deal was learned about ourselves and our school throughout the entire experience. It is now appropriate to extend my deepest gratitude to the people who made this yearbook possible. My warmest thanks to Diane Murphy, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, who never faltered; Mr. Frank Capasso, who was a constant source of strength and our reliable photographer; recognition is also extended to the B.H.S. Graphics Department, Delma Studios, Mr. Wolff - Progress Associates, TODAY, TRENDS, to all the faculty members for their moral support, Mr. James Smith and especially Mr. Goldberg and the Butler Board of Education. May this edition of the Nugget be enjoyed for many years. Congratulations to the Nugget Staff on a job well done and a hearty congratulations to the Class of 1978. Ms. G. Rembold Nugget Advisor SUPPLEMENT 1978 189 BAND This year the Butler Marching Band went to for the Cosmos on April 16, 1978. hey were very successful,” said Mr. Baggs, who is the director of the band. It was the best show they did this year, and also the best band the Meadowlands audience has seen this year. There was a Butler crowd of about 300 people. Next year the Cosmos would like to have them play again. Some other places that would like to have them play are the N.Y. Giants and the Cardinal Dougherty Parade of Champions which is an indoor show in Phila- delphia. Bands from all over the country compete there. Mr. Baggs said that next year’s band is going to be ’’bigger and better!” 190 GOLF (L to R] W. Johnson, K. Paisley. M. Mazurkiewicz, G. Nelson, Coach Monacelli, K. Barton, D. Morse. The golf team had a record of 4-7 overall and a record of 4-4 in the conference. They beat De Paul this year for the first time. The team finished with a .500 average. There was a turnout of 11 candidates. Compared to golfing towns like Pequannock, with 30 members and Jefferson with 38, they did considerably well. They came within 4 strokes of beating Pequannock. the super team of the conference. The boys shot a record low 163 (4-man score), with Mike Mazurkiewicz shooting a record low 35. Coach Monacelli commented that they were a team of real gentlemen.” He is ‘‘proud of their effort, their spirit, and their accomplish- ments this season. WE THEY WE THEY Madison 287 247 297 177 Pompton Lakes 160 175 180 198 Pequannock 197 161 163 158 De Paul 182 183 182 193 Jeffer-son 183 175 199 181 Cedar. Grove 71 2 10 1 2 (win) Skyline Festival 3rd Place 191 BASEBALL The baseball team's most outstanding achievement this year was winning the Skyline Conference Co-Championship for the first time. They finished with a record of 16-7 overall and 12-4 in the conference. All-Skyline Conference players were pitcher Steve Silversey, catcher Scott Scholer. and shortstop Craig DePascale. Honorable Men- tions went to pitcher Steve Tabor and third baseman Steve Lisa. Steve Silversey also broke our school record for R.B.I.s, with 23 in one season. Ross Kuruc had 18 stolen bases in one season, for another school record. Coach Hamilton said that the most out- standing difficulty experienced by the team was when they played West Milford at West Milford and lost badly. 13-3. The team had to bounce back and beat Lakeland for the Co-Championship, and they did. They beat the Lancers in style. 13-1. Dover Wayne Hills Cedar Grove Madison Pequannock Kinnelon De Paul Boonton Montville Lakeland Jefferson West Milford Pompton Lakes W. Morris Cen. Berkeley Hgts. 192 Front Row: [L. to ft.]-J. Churchill, C. DePascale, S. Scholer, R. Kuruc, S. Lisa, E. Bailey. M. Uliss, B. Soules, L. Weiss. 2nd Row: Coach Hamilton, J. Santo. F. Poalillo, S. Silversey, S. Tabor, S. Smolen, T. Golden, M. Fitzpatrick. M. Crum (Mgr.). SOFTBALL Front Row: [L. to R. - S. Prentzel, S. Waters, P.Osterhoudt, M. Gallarelli. 2nd Row: K. Gambuti, J. Kelly, J. Meyer. B. Pangaro, D. Marienthal. 3rd Row: Coach Giles, P. LaPointe (Mgr.), E. Alexander, A. Taggart. L. Needhammer, C. Davies, C. Jacobs (Mgr.). The girls' softball team had a record of 14-10 this year, placing 4th in the Skyline Conference. Their most outstanding achievement was reaching the section finals for the 3rd year in a row. Another high point was beating Mont- ville 10-1 in the State Tournament, after losing to them twice during regular season play. Three girls made all Skyline Conference this year. Megg Gallarelli, outfield; Jackie Kelly, pitcher; and Jo Ann Meyer, shortstop. An Honorable Mention went to Ellyn Alexan- der, 1st base. J . WE THEY WE they Eastside 11 9 Pequannock 8 6 27 14 Kinnelon 9 3 2 18 De Paul 27 12 8 7 Montville 7 10 4 6 Madison 11 6 Jefferson 8 2 4 0 Lakeland 2 9 5 10 West Milford 1 8 8 9 Pompton Lakes 8 7 1 3 Morris County Tournament Chatham Tnshp 8 1 Morris Knolls 4 3 Hanover Park 6 7 State Tournament - Section Finals Montville 10 1 Madison 16 0 Hillside 3 10 193 BOYS’ TRACK The boys’ track team won the Skylind Conference Track and Field Championship for the first time this year, by having an unde- feated dual meet season. The team went 9-0 overall and 8-0 in the conference. The boys had a tough time beating Jefferson, but finally won, 70-61. The boys’ track team also took second place in the Conference Relays and second place in the Conference Festival. New school records were set by Don Buglino in the 440-yard dash (50.4 seconds), Andy Kinney in the two mile (9:36.9), and Jim Cervone in the 330-yard intermediate hurdles (41.5 seconds). The mile relay team of Barry Haid. Don Buglino. Jim Cervone, and Jeff Alheidt also set a new record of 3:31.8. Don Buglino was named All-Conference and All-Area Herald News for the 440. Other All-Conference members were Andy Kinney for the two mile, and Jim Cervone for the long jump. Front Row: [L. to R.) - D. Buglino. B. Nowicki, U. Lilienthal, R. Stellmacher, B. Taggart, Capt. - A Kinney. Capt. - B. Haid, Capt. - K. Landon, N. Davis. D. MacDonald, A. Pechko, J. Cervone. J. Alheidt. 2nd Row: B. Callaghan, M. Schimpf, S. Locicero, M. Harnen, J. Romain, T. Silvestri, B. Walsh. M. Roche. S. Sisto, C. Winkler, T. Paulino, T. Conte. 3rd Row: V. Walek, T. Tracey, J. Lyons, J. Howley, E. Weiss. B. Sondermeyer, T. Capalbo, M. Gildersleeve. S. Lyons. J. Trischman. 4th Row: K. Zignorski. D. Emmetts, J. Andretta. P. Gherardi, D. Caulfield. D. Kisch. C. Kreski, D. Gudat, D. Nardozza. P. Seifer. 5th Row: D. Peterson. N. Paulino. J. DiOrio, T. Sledge, T. Dore. D. Cross. S. Kulick. F. Pron, T. Snure. 6th Row: R. Kelton, S. Henne, M. Wolfe, A. Schwalbe, S. Milden, G. Mahon. M. Kraus, T. Abicca, T. LaPointe, T. Cubby. 7th Row: T. Wall. J. Lakawicz. A. Marion, T. Marion, J. Firtek, R. Gabbia. M. Yuhas. D. Schlotterbeck. 8th Row: D. Nowicki, J. DeMott, D. Matteo, M. Miller, B. Bulmer, M. Como, F. Smethers, B. Troast. 9th Row: Coach Rutzler, Coach Rathyen, Coach Hamilton. WE THEY Pequannock 86 45 Kinnelon 107 24 De Paul 85 46 Montville 87 44 Jefferson 70 61 Lakeland 84 47 West Milford 94 37 Pompton Lakes 80 51 Sussex Vo-Tech 78 53 194 The girls’ track team had five records broken, with Barbara Moltane establishing four of them. Barb, a junior, set individual records in the javelin (109’ 4”) at the State Sectionals and in the 440-yard dash (62.0 seconds) at the State Group Meet. She ran with Becky Ruiz. Mary DeLaOsa. and Debbie Briede on the record-setting 440-yard relay team, and again with Ruiz. DeLaOsa. and Jeanette Crowley for the mile relay record. Freshman Debbie Briede also ran the 100 yard dash in 12.0 seconds flat to break the school record and the Morris County Novice Meet record. Barb Moltane was named to the 1st Team Skyline Conference for the 440, while Honor- able Mention went to senior Lisa Orlich and sophomore Cris Ruiz. The girls finished with a record of 4-6 overall and 3-3 in the Skyline Conference, because of injuries which hampered many of their performances teamwise. WE THEY Pequannock 45 73 Kinnelon 31 87 Madison 79 39 Montville 86 32 Jefferson 39 79 De Paul 69 49 West Milford 74 44 Paterson Eastside 24 86 Wayne Valley 52 66 Sussex Vo-Tech forfeit Front Row: [L. to R] - Coach Benne. K. Cleary. L. Merish, L. Orlich. J. Chinosi. J. Behre. R. Cusack. L. Houst, R. Ruiz. B. Kochka. 2nd Row: B. Moltane. M. Rowe. K. DeMott, J. Murphy. A. Barry, L. DeKorte, C. Ruiz, M. DeLaOsa, K. Schmidt, C. Liloia. 3rd Row: S. Barry, B. Walz, L. Tancredi. A. Macias, J. Burt. L. Bailey, A. Mueller, M. Horan. W. Bergested. 4th Row: C. White, L. Schmidt. P. Cretei. K. Kaplysz, D. Briede. P. Ventura. D. Tutzauer, J. Ball, A. Rose. 5th Row: C. Stroedecke, B. Jaron, D. Lime, S. Sammon, J. Crowley, J. Buglino, L. Clark, C. Murphy, D. DeVisser, C. Turi, Coach Bolcar. 195 The Junior Officials program was held again this year and was quite successful. The four parties were as follows: column one, Top Katz: column two, Golden Arches; column three. The Strangers; and column four. Wild Colonial Boys. These four parties each put on a skit to promote their campaigns and their ideas. The winners were as follows: Mayor, Chris Martin; Principal, Kathy Duffy; Superinten- dent. John Santo; Vice Principal, Jeff Churchill; Assistant to the Principal, Georgi- anna Decker; Council, Lori Smith. Dave Smith, Tom Larkin, Lori Merish. Dwayne Wilberton. and Steve Lisa. The Board of Education winners were: Donna Rickelmann, Sue Prentzel, Alan Pechko, Charlie Como, Lisa Mataro. Frank Poalillo. Steve Silversey. Chris Firtek, and Megg Gallarelli. Each party not only put in a lot of dedication, but put that dedication and spirit in the speeches they delivered at the assembly that was held. The student support and participation are to be remembered. STUDENT FACULTY GAME The student-faculty basketball game was played on April 21,1978. Both men and women faculty teams challenged students. This year proceeds from the game which amounted to $227.80. were donated to the Miss Nielsen Scholarship Fund Other contributions totaled nearly $1,500. The scholarship was established to memorialize Miss Dina G. Nielsen, whose outstanding 37-year teaching career ended with her passing on September 23, The criteria for the award consists of: 1) . Academic excellence, especially in mathematics. 2) . Conscientious attitude towards studies. The first scholarship in the amount of $500 was awarded at the 1978 graduation to Mark Panaro. The scholarship will be made for the following three years and the student- faculty game is to be played for the next three years to benefit the scholarship. PROM On Friday evening. May 12,1978. the Butler High School's class of 1979 welcomed the class of 1978 to the Junior-Senior prom. The prom was held at Perona Farms in Andover, New Jersey. The George Lang Orchestra provided the music. They sang many songs including the theme song, “And I Love You So. The menu for the evening was hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, fruit dish, soup, baked ziti, and prime ribs served with vegetable and potato. The class cake was served with coffee or tea after the main course. Remembrance glasses were given to each couple for this special occasion. Special thanks were given to the Junior class advisor, Miss Eileen Martens. 198 DRAMA CLASS This year the Drama Class and advisor Ms. Lyne Ciccarelli presented a production of The Wizard of Oz. Lori Smith headed the cast as Dorothy and the characters. Scarecrow. Lion, and Tin Man were played by Brian Taggart. Craig Maskley. and Pat Timmons respectively. The remainder of the cast ranged from Harry Brown, the Wizard, to Rich VanOrden. a munchkin. As opening night was about to begin, the last minute fears of the director surfaced — Would Rich remember his line? Was Lori going to outgrow her costume? Would Kim remember to show up and would Danny learn to march? Despite the adversities and fears, they went on with the show. On Saturday. May 20. the show was enjoyed by the children in the community at the Aaron Decker School. FASHION SHOW The Nugget Staff held its annual banquet at the Bethwood in Totowa. Most staff members attended, as did Mr. VanDerBas, president of the Board of Education; Mr. Wolff, the year- book’s printer; Mr. Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. Koerner. Mr. and Mrs. Potenza. Mr. and Mrs. Sisco, and Ms. Rembold. This was the first opportunity to see the product of this year’s hard work. Gifts were exchanged, gratitude expressed, and a bit of sadness was shared by all, since this meant the end of a very happy experience that we all shared. For the first time in many years, the Home Economics Department held a fashion show. The hostesses were Mrs. Martens and Mrs. Bersano. Far left: Judy VanderLaan models pants and a coordinating blouse both made by her. The rag doll she holds was another project she made. Left: Jeanann M: hl shows that a very pretty dress can be made within a little amount of time. This blue and white print dress was a rewarding project. Above: Anne Walek models a coat she made this year. Looks hard? Not at all! The audience’s response was a positive one. Only girls attended the show. This not only helped the models develop poise and confidence, but gave the audience a very enjoyable assembly. YEARBOOK DINNER 200 Commencement Exercises For The Seventy-Second Graduating Class Of The BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL Friday Evening, June Sixteenth Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Eight Seven O’Clock High School Grounds Friday. June 16, 1978. 7 p.m. As the sun was setting, we watched some 280 seniors march onto the memorial field, while the High School band played 'Pomp and Circum- stance. A choral selection by Good as Gold. ‘‘Ever- green”. was followed by several speeches. Tom Scognamilglio led the class in song. The selection was I Love These Days by Billy Joel. The diplomas were confirmed and honor awards were announced. Before the graduates realized it. the recessional was being played, and the Class of 1978 stood together for the last time. The Class of 1978 will look back on the years at Butler High School with some fond memories of good times; but realize that the time has come for a change, and that it is time to move on. Good Luck to the Class of 1978 from the Class of 1978 202 Compliments of ROYAL PONTIAC-OLDS Inc. Route 23 Butler, New Jersey 07405 Telephone 838-1400 William P. Monahan - Mayor James J. Meier-Council President Edward McClinton Paul Odenwelder Doris Siek - Borough Clerk Council: Joseph Connell Barbara J. Ricker Crawford Card
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