Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

Expressions of our exper- iences viewed through the verse of Kahlil Gibran Butler High School Nugget 1979 I prefer to be a dreamer among the humblest with visions to be realized than Lord among those without dreams and desires. 4.«� We may change with the seasons... But the seasons will not change us. How distant I am from the people when I am with them, and how close when they are far away. NUGGET EDITORS Advisors: Ms. Rembold - Mr. Potenza Editor-in-Chief Manager Layout Editor Gail Ryerson Lynne Milden RebecaRuiz Copy Editor Photography Editor Art Editors Eva Bostek Jack Mueller Nancy Daleo Kristen DeBonta Department Editors Steve LoCicero Laura Houst Barbara Moltane Arlene Barchuk Kathy Drexler Kim Moshier Business Editors Dana DeVisser Cheryl Turi Faculty Photographers Mr. Frank Capasso- Mr. Barry Melamed 9 SENIORS Jeffrey Albanese left defeating Mr Stiroh 6-1, 6-4 definitely not the L A Dodgers Jefferson Alheidt John mad streaker lohn D. Allunario Christopher Alheidt Chris sports friends Ellyn Alexander Ellyn” putting Vaseline on the seats and shower handles at Douglass College and getting caught! Christopher Allibone Chris friends and classmates Gail Ambrogio Gail third period graphics mak- ing friends Cindy B . Patty D. Lynners, J Seeger the prom of 78 Robyn Babcock Robyn good times Harold Bajus Harry friends and the great times we had together. Glenn Edward Bailey Ed football games beating DePaul pep rallies baseball with Bos, D , and Root varsity club hoagie sales senior activities with Cose gym Fred Uncle Joe Mrs K Sena student council friends Confidence is that feeling by which the mind embarks in great and honorable courses with a sure hope and trust in itself. Elliot Appel chemistry classes Karen Ball Boone Mountain making wrestling season 77 girls game going to the Barn le |oe and Roots Arlene Barchuk Ar senior year dances red shirts Sue in Spanish I Chris, my protector and being See-sick in junior year Time is too slow for those who wait, too long for those who grieve But for those who love, time is not Susan Ball Sue all the happiness I had in my four years of high school and the people that brought me that happiness. Debra Barrett Deb you and me since 75 Our memories will always hold our past together Martha Ann Becker “Marty my four years in BHS the friends I have made Karl Barton Bart fourth period woodshop lunch ping-pong between classes and Pen-du-lum Michael Baumann Mike wrestling Bruce Beck Bruce all four years of high school Julie Behre Jules cheering the guidance and understanding of Miss Bignell Nancy Beck Nancy fun times. mmm Lisa Bergin Lee football games working at the football stand going downtown for lunch getting out after sixth period senior year friends Joan Berwanger Joan friends Donald Buglino Bugsy football basketball track Cynthia Briede Cindy many long, hard, band practices = success and pride = 1 Quine and Garf Hey, brownies, brains ain't everything! Barbara Boxmeyer Barb” skiing with the Butler Recrea- tion Ski Club Eva Bostek Eva skiing summertime |obs Bos (77-78, 78-79 — Remember, Buck') junior and senior years, espe- cially being senior class vice president W S I (Remember, Judy—swimming in December?) the bike rally and other senior class activities graduation What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you — Emerson William Callaghan Opie getting thrown in the showers during track season Michael Cardone Mike” smoking hall. Robin Carrozza Robin” German class with my favorite teacher Cynthia M. Caywood Cindy Scottkins my four years at B U S. and all my friends. lames Cervone Jim football track Kathleen Charman Roy” being with the people much knowing that they are tion of me and I of them Chris Ann Cappola Chris all the great people I met Thomas D. Capalbo Pabs tri-ownership double overtime at De Paul Peter Pompton Lakes and Merlin the Magician bopping freshmen with L M problem solving for Briannae majorette competition - 3 12 76 junior prom being in love being a friend Kathleen Cleary Kathi” track Mrs Martens junior Officials Executive Committee Math III Honors History Robert Connor Bob'' all the people Michael Cox “Wally Mr Coscia's period six class the crew at Burger King Jennine Chinosi track cross country Chinos’' graduation The last of the Chinosis1 Mary Cinquepalma Mary hiding Mrs K.'s equipment orange peels in 6B lunch Denise Clark Denise Interact club activities the friends I have met graduation Bernadette Darcey Bernie the warm and friendly welcome from everyone at Butler sociology breakfasts cross-country route shortcuts my poor car Break your face! Timothy Crum Tim the good times. Rosemarie Csanitz Rose falling down a flight of stairs freshman year Mr K.'s English II fencing German I, II, III, and IV mit Frau Schulz Rosemary Cusack Rose the excitement of putting to- gether the 1978 prom running track in my sophomore year breaking the school record in the mile Susan Cummings Sue Karen in Steno I Ar in Spanish I football games pep rallies That's Life the prom Christine Daddazio Chris watching the ceiling of the auditorium fall on kids' heads Mr Goldberg blowing into the microphone to see if it was on Lynn Dale Lynnie baby food at the senior bike rally Steven Decker Sid the fifth period study I don' remember Kristen DeBonta Kris proms football games sixth period lunch junior year Terri Steve making school bearable Buck and Bos disco' I have learned that to be with those I like is enough Lori Ann Day Lori all the great times we all had together David DeGange Dave all the classes I cut without getting caught Michele DeGraw Shelly student council office doing baseball stats football games (even when it rained) friends Jerome Jacobatzi Life is rough Lori DeKorte Betty freshman year lunch with Laura when the table collapsed and everyone applauded. Steven DeLaOsa Steve kitty cut-up 78 No-Doz in philosophy Poodle-Head When I look back at all the crap I learned in high school, it's a wonder I can think at all — Paul Simon David DeMarchi Nunzio being a member of Butler's championship football team all the people I've met in my four years at B H S Vincent DiBlanda Vince the fun in woodshop class in freshman year Latin class in sopho- more and junior years Craig DePascle Craig football! Patricia Docrwald Pat' going to parties getting to know people as they really are, not as Edith Dykenga Dee' meeting Danny lacobatzi the proms Sandra Engers all the friends I made and the we had Jerome Carol Emering Carol meeting all the new people crazy times with L M and L F going on the Zipper with ) M. in the summer of 77 Ortley Beach in the summer of 78 wrestling matches fun days with A E , J.S., and E E walking through the race with L M and I F going to the lolly Fiddler with IM 10 20 78 The most beautiful gift we can give to one another is the truth David Eustice Dave being able to eat lunch after wrestling season was over Marianne Duncan Mare school get-togethers meeting new friends strengthening old friendships If you do not understand my silence, you do not understand my words. Bradley Engdahl Brad nothing Patricia Ensley Trish making new friends getting closer to old friends senior year summer of 78 Alyson, Kathy, Karen, and Patty Paul Fersch Paul playing the piano the senior class bike rally Lisa Fanning Lisa the many friends I have made during my four years in B H S Lisa Gardner Lisa beating DePaul 7-6 in '78 gymnastics making the flag squad one special guy in my German II class wrestling cheering fifties dance my first car David Fisher David nothing. Donna Fantuzzi Donna the friends I've met cheerleading dances DECA club my four years of high school Jacqueline Fitzpatrick Jacki the study of my senior year Psychology and sociology classes all game halftimes guidance office Jayne Gesicki Crazy Jayne meeting friends football games senior year liking T M chemistry with Suzy P water fights kitty cut-up '78 Scott Ginter Scott skiing Timothy Golden Box' nay LO Lupus Tunnel- vision at D Q bombing with Art Nutro-gang A M at track Fantasy World and Disney Girls football baseball. Mark Gildersleeve Gildv” the mad streaker Hey kids, this is what Dad looked like in high school David Gordon Dave the people Margaret Gregory Peggy cheering Interact graduation We cannot bring back yesterday — to- morrow is only a vision Live for today and all your dreams become a reality Carole ple Carole Glasser meeting all the fantastic in Butler the great times we Steven Grimm Grimace third period study hall sophomore year wondering what they did nights at the round table oh yes, can't forget the cafeteria lunch — Thanks, Col Mark Harnen Mark football Diana Hazenkamp Diana R.R route the people who stared sociology breakfasts fifth period Burger King the keg the Firebird Tracey Hankin Tracey all the different people I've met all the friends that I've had John Henderson John' watching the unknown streaker run by the teachers' room cafe Mrs Miller's face Thomas Henne Tom the mad streaker Boone Mountain Buccaneers Heidi Herm Heidi 1978 prom Barb's great lectures chasing after Barbie hah what a joke! Kathy Haggart Kathy bowling for detentions the history fairs all the conventions Moon over Cape May all the friends that I've met and the good times we've had Robert Jewett wishing Friday would come Christina lannacone Chris” good times I had with my friends John Istvan John' all the football games we won Laura Houst Lor” I L s death may result Chester's friendship great knees Treat other people as you would like to be treated yourself James Howley Jimbo running Cynthia Huizer Cindy listening to Paul Fersch play the piano working with Mr Hall sharing good times with friends Happiness is found in the music of life. Mark R. Jaretsky Mark all the sports that I played John Jordan John” four good years Laura Cynthia Ann Johnson Cindy my high school years from future What's happenin'1 James P. Judge Jim skiing. Laura Kecmer the good times I've had Paul N. Johnson football season Timothy D. Johnson Tim' being in the band standing on the field at Ciants Stadium and playing in front of 45,000 screaming, yelling people Cynthia Kata Cindy Mrs. Hawkins Mrs. Martens all the friends I've made and the great times we've had Shirley Kuser Shirley” all the people I've met all the fun times I've had with everyone in Butler Mary Kirschbaum Kirsch” being senior class president sharing good times with all my friends Michael Krouse Mike” good times I had Peter Krauss Peter” having fun Margaret Kovatch Margie” times I had with my friends Edward Klecha Ed” all the good pep rallies Sandra Kelsey Sandy” the fun I had going to fencing meets being able to join the DEC A club -r 'Michele” uumballs good friends Michele LaCorte weekends at the theater S M at 16 C.R times Ricky Catherine Lee Wilbur” football games Bernie's band freshman year home ec class all the new friends I've made Judith Lampe Judy” being involved in the organi- zation of the junior prom Douglas Longmuir great times I had Steven LoCicero Steve” the last day of Mr Kralo- vich'sU.S History II lunch at 10 A M. the senior play sophomore year the cast party afterwards hitting 100 feet in the discus Judith Anne Lakawicz 'ludi' dropping my baton Girls' State Burt and the frog klassenar- beiten glitter and glue the silent I its relative Why me?” Jennifer Lacotta lenn having good friends like Gail, Karen, and Chris Ann and, most of all, Ray I'm so tired John L. Lyons John'' getting a test paper back and finding out I did pass. Eugene Luke Eugene Mr. Stiroh's English class Christine Luke Chris Rich Steven Lyons Steve the trip to West Virginia with the cross-country team, and participating in the Davis and Elkins Run Joseph Maas Joe growing and expanding over the past four years with strangers who have become friends Thomas Mahon Tom L O Lupus nay the Pretender E K S NJBS P M. at the courts Tunnelvision football basketball Ecroyid 8 30 78 Conscious above law. Robert Macintosh Mac the good times Teresa Marion Terry meeting a lot of new and in teresting people Janet Mason Mase band competitions foot- ball games friends Laura Marklin Laur” all the fun I had with everyone this past year and especially the fun I had with Steve loseph Martinez Dancin' Joe” dancing on the Gong Show sophomore year You can achieve something if you put your mind to it Lynn Martin Lynners having a good time with the people I got to know Dorothy Masker Dot” cutting classes with my friends and not getting caught Patrick McClinton All the good friends and times Denise McDonald Dee meeting new friends second period English with Mrs Reardon munching out at Tug A-Sub sitting on the wall Patricia Menger Pat' mc eting all the different people Mrs Reardon s English class Kenneth McManus Ken sharing new experiences with old friends Brenda McClure Brenda the many friendships I have made Mark McDermott Mark all the people I met Sharon McGarry Sharon all the good times Catherine McNamara Cathy third period math junior year marching band senior year ar PC B B B I 's being a heretic and D P band front football game Harvey Miller Harvey going to the attendance office and having D say, When do you want to serve it? Lynne Milden Lynne sixth period lunch junior year people mixing my sister Terri and me up Terri locking the keys in the car while it was still running If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Michael Migliorino Migs Mr Sippie sick stomach from the cafeteria's lunches (Ed Note Don't eat so much ) Barbara Moltane Barb Emily junior year everyone I've met The most unfortunate thing that hap- pens to a person who fears failure is that he limits himself by becoming afraid to try anything new Jack Michelfelder lake'' waiting for the school day to end )oAnn Meyer Jocko' all the good times with Kathy Charman and her sister Laurie Ellyn Alexander's seventeenth birthday party softball parties with the softball team social studies freshman year with Karen Shauger and Mr. Hoeflinger Kim Moshier Kim validating petitions for Junior Officials program selling everything playing ping-pong witn Bob being in tne attendance office with Denise David Monti Monty math classes. Patricia Monahan Pat Philadelphia 77 and 78 all band competitions Oh, why me Douglas Morse Doug playing golf everyone on the golf team Michael Morse Mike all the deviates I met who became my friends the senior toga parties Brenda Monego Bren Laurie (Loops) in home ec class junior year football games weekend competitions friendships. Jeffrey Montemarano Jeff Ann, Cindy, and Moe on Goosey Night David Neitz Neitz Mrs. Coletti and Mr D saying my name wrong Robert Mugavero Muggsy getting snagged by Mr D Angela Munni Angie fun times with people I have come to know special Kenneth Murphy Ken band Kevin Newton Newt lunch freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years Maureen Nogrady Mo skiing and NYC with Whales Christmas party all the parties, especially Mark Siciliano's excellent ones Susan M. Neuberg Sue Mr Hamilton Geel'm-a- tree! Mr Yarmac: Note, Note , mention the fact senior class meetings and get-togethers Alyson Ohl Alyson talking with my triends and meeting new people. Karen Obert H A sixth period lunch junior Mike and spring at B.H.S Barbara Pangaro Barb Spanish class junior year band competition bus rides Phila- delphia Meadowlands band practices prom Mary Pace Marv all the wonderful times we had during high school William Nowicki Wick 78 and 79 track champion- ships. Mary May Parken Mary Home Ec I, II, and III Marriage and Family the Thanks- giving Day football games Brian Novakoski Nova playing blackjack in all my classes Clifford Peet ''Cliff” senior year and Alan Patlen Al wrestling the hundreds of friends I've made tnese past four years Thomas Paulino Abe” hackin' around with the friends I'll never forget! David Pellegrini Del” card games in second period study Mr Stiroh's eighth period English class. Mary Ann Petrillo Mary Ann discoing to Led Zeppelin the R R route painting Muriel falling down hills, stairs, driveways good times in the student council office Jacqueline Picardo Jackie” the people I have become close to in my high school years Karen Ann Porter Port all the good times we've had at wrestling matches and in study halls lames Ricciardi Jim nothing' Joseph Purdie 'joe band William Ruel Bill gym class and ping-pong com- petition Maureen Rankin Maureen typing class with Ron all the new- people I've met watching everyone change over the years. Mary Ricker Mary my special friend all the good times we've shared Lynda Rickelmann Ricks meeting many new people looking forward to senior year the great times I've had in the past the Copa. Scott Ricker Scott getting to know new people and all four years of high school Michelle K. Riley Michelle” walking to school with friends painting in art class practic- ing for concerts screaming at pep ral- lies driver's ed with Mr McCoppen Christine Rizzuto Chris cheering at the football games and losing my voice the next day loseph Remain ' loe” graduation Ann Rochacewicz Annie” 1978 graduates Rebeca Ruiz Becky” suffering through cross- country season English III with Mr Kralovich the thrill of track races brunch at ten philosophy class (never again') Mark C. Roche Moondog Mr Perfetti s second per- iod history class with the Bob-a-Louie gang Meadowlands concerts James Rupeikis )im all the good times I've had with all my warped friends the toga party JoAnn Russo Jo” basketball cheering gymnas- tics captain getting out at 12:00 Gail Ryerson Gail” all the good times with friends the summer of 78 my relationships and friends ride to New York the hangout” the Chevy Nova waiting to become a senior for privileges ana then finding out it's still the same” the List” (Remember the triplets, Mary?) and togas A friend is a person that knows everything that's wrong with you and still is your friend ” John Saivesen John” Radio and T V Club making films Michael Schimpf Mike” track the many episodes in the SSO (frisbee, bowling tor deten- tions, rubberband wars) in between classes good times with friends Lorraine Schieber Lorraine” bus rides junior bunch of crazy I V fencers bB lunch Joseph Sampson Joe' four years at B H S Sue” John P. Seeger John smoking hall skiing Karen Shauger Karen Sue in Steno II the prom gymnastics cheering and pep rallies John in Spanish II friencJs and great times we've had Kenneth Selinger Pierre all of my special friends and the great times we had together David Shortman Shorty the mad streaker Gail Shupp Shubs all the friends I've the people I've met CHE Hawkins driver's ed Pamela Sherrer Pam fireplace 5-10-78 Dave Beach Boys and Styx concerts the good times with Laurie Loops class of '79 Susan Seifer meeting new friends. Mark Siciliano 'Mark” Boone Mountain being kicked off football for hunting Anthony Silvestri Mr Perfetti's U S History the Bob-A-Louie gang junior Cristall Sisco Cris our first wrestling meet, when Donna had two left saddles on Michael Slater Duke” wrestling. Marjorie Sisco Margie” the 'dreaded band prac- tice that finally paid off the BHS T V show I never saw- passing chemistry Hey Dee. we ll get Barbie yet'” Salvatore Sisto Sal” football wrestling track Cynthia Sledge Cindy” having a good time with the senior class Donald Smith Don nothing John Snure John nothing. Robert Smokowski Smokey talks with Mr. Smith gym class junior year. William Sondermeyer Bill Wick getting me out for cross- country treasurer of the f track championships all of the kids I've met Stephen Smolen Steve Boone Mountain incident football camp the all the Susan Smith Sue Carl. Margaret M. Smith Margie meeting people renovation of the auditorium great times during cheering Donald Stewart Don” being tough Arlene Struble Ar sewing in Mrs Marten's home ec. class new friends I have made and will always remember James Spellmon Chickers playing baseball Robert Soules 'Bob the streak Boone Mountain all my buddies. Michael Spellmon Mike all our years. Thomas Spooner Tom nothing. Kathleen Struble Kate field hockey basketball working as a Summer Rec counselor. Therese Sullivan Terri John sixth period lunch junior year prom people mixing niy sister Lynne and me up The best days of our lives will be remembered, we were together, you and Lori Struble Lori” nothing.” Mary Suler Mar the List” trip to NY navigator the Valiant Sum- mer of 78 Alan's toga party Help me. Lord Laurie Tancredi “Loops growing up and learning along with close friends Mary Tabor Mary all the good times I had with my friends wrestling cheerleading Stephen Tideman Steve” the band receiving the silver V plaques at Philadelphia If you do not understand my silence, 42 you will not understand my words. Gary Thomson Skip Rocky Horror - Hess station the movie Giants Stadium James Trischman Jay meeting new friends. Cindy Tinney Tin Mr Sippie's first period class 4a study with Mr Baggs Angie, Rod. and Joey. Elizabeth A. Toolen Bettianne fifties assembly senior citizen's parties second period breakfast T V Club leadership camp Thomas K. Tracey Tracemiah being a member of the 1978 championship track team watching the cheerleaders in pep rallies watching the gymnastics team practice. Steven Vandenbos Van parking in Mr Goldberg's spot and not having to move To the limit and just a little more Thomas Usinowicz Tom the good times Michael Reed Uliss 'Ully Graystone De Roz's Rollers Perfetti's second period history class being nominated for Harvest King 'It was a super four years. )udy VanderLaan Judy the bike rally pep rallies football games the people who were the best part of my senior year Christopher Wachter 'Doctor I forget Robyn Vealey Robyn nothing. Wendy Veith Windy junior year Mr Rathy- en's eighth period history class the friends I have made Kurt VanEtten Mortici Van Eegan MAP Spanish with Miss Laires history with Leonard Perfetti Raymond Verdonik Boob band choir friends Rod Waite Rod Gran-Sport fatality the wall on Macopin Roaa 77 and 78 football seasons after football season Sic's wild parties Richard Walek Ricky 20 Z-28 accidents football CR Michelle Denise Wargacki Denise'' just being in school and meeting so many people Michael Walmsley Wammer skiing cafeteria lunches If you don't like it, don't eat it William Walsh Walt track's two-mile run Rocky Horror Giants Stadium Margaret Walsh Peggy skiing with Patti. Thomas Webber Tom borrowing my suit for my senior portrait from someone I won't mention John Westergaard 'Crazy” the end of fifth period Karen Whealan Whales leaving early vacations Mr Perfetti drama Mo and me in NYC. Nanc William White Bill” the new friends my four years at BHS Leonard Weiss Bu y” getting a crew cut freshman year, being called Buzzy. and being in the fifties play because of it Nancy Whitmore our great field hockey team Edward Weiss Ed cross-country meets track Christopher Winkler Wink” lending my suit to someone (no names mentioned) for his senior portrait the friends I made Gary Zita Gary'' the people Camera Shy Samuel Backley Patricia Balinski Ronald Jones Michelle Martin Arthur Rafferty Arthur Romain Marlene Ziegler Ziggy cheering getting out of classes and just messing around JoAnn Winters Josie cat and mouse on rainy nights ridin' round in p I and n f I 'Dirt Crew tutoring Asbury Park phone calls piggy-poo Rosner George Witty George Math III with Mr What is this, a joke? RASCALS Joe Namath, watch out! -Mike Morse I'm late. I'm late, for a very important date! - JoAnn Winters 48 %r Do I eat the wrapper too' -Maureen Rankin Not with my blanket you don't! -Wendy Veith And then what happened''-Mary Tabor v v I want you' -Ed Bailey « L Send your dollars to -Gail Ryerson The Shirley Temple Look-alike Contest winner-Peggy Gregory And now, for our next number -Karen Susan Ball Isn't that you behind those Foster Grants -Maryann Petrillo Stick it in your ear! - Mary Suler I only date sophisticated guys — so buzz off, turkey!” -Janet Mason Do you want a drag?”-Julie Behre Oh, say can you see 50 '-Cindy Huizer Oh, shut up, Cindy!!”-Laura Houst I'm a living doll —see, no batteries!”-Arlene Barchuk 'You should've seen the tooth they left in! -Ellyn Alexander ■1 mm J The theory of relativity is equivalent to E = mc2 - Judi Lakawicz The heck with the cake — where're the presents?'-Lynne Milden frit5) i So what if I do it the hard way! -Bill Sondermeyer Bottoms up'-Kim Moshier Wow, what a hunk!' -Kris DeBonta “Mommy glued my fingertips together! -Judy Hmmm, Dow Jones up three and a third -Lorraine VanderLaan Schieber They call us Hell s Angels East! - Ed Bailey, Mark Siciliano, Jim Cervone. Bill Sondermeyer John Travolta, eat your heart out! -Mike Cox Sandy Engers Underclassmen • 5 4 “When the gentle fingers of Music knock at the door of our feelings, they awaken memories that have long lain hidden in the depths of the Past. 55 56 L. Behre D Benack T Bergen W Bergested j Bermingham C. Bogush E Bossard B Burke ). Burke J Burt S Cailleteau A Capone B. Card C Carroll C Caruso S Crockett D Cross I Csanitz F. Curran A Cusack N Daleo ) D'Angelo C. DeBonte I DeKorte M DelaOsa D Demarest A DiCiacomo J Dimitrion C. DiLaura I DiOrio 57 W DiOrio M Disser L Doerner ) Dolsay B Dooley D. Drexler M. Druther I Eckrich D. Emmetts G. Eustice J Fagan R Faulkner La M Fierro ). Finkle 7 E. Fitzpatrick vT 58 K Eitzpatrick R Fletcher D. Forshay K Frey K Gambuti P Gherardi C Gilberti T Gluck K. Grimm M Haid .•'iFM D Hall M Hammel H Hanusewicz D Hart O Hartmann I Heigl T Hendrick M Hengge M Horan R Howell S Hui S Huha B Inglis L. Jacquel S Kadar D Kahn D Karcher J Kay ) Kelly M Kenney Jr r i 1 M King D Kisch C Kreski S Kulick K LaPoint 59 60 M Manning D Marienthal G Marklin ) Marsh A Mataro N. Mazza T McGee L. McHale D McNamara P. Meade A Merusi D Miller K Morse ) Mueller L Muller S Munczinski V Murray M Napolitano L Needhammer C. Nelson A Nieto K O'Keefe M O'Neill G Orenge C Osborn 62 B Primrose E.Pugh A Quigley J Quine J. Ramsey S Rankin D Riley M Rowe R Rugel T Rugg C Ruiz P Ryerson V Sabio C Schad K Schmidt M Sedita P. Seifer I Sengstaken D. Shenise T. Sherrer M Shinn L. Smith P Smith K Snell S. Stalter xV-Av'S K Stearns C Stroedecke L. Struble j Stuart A Taggart B Taylor H. Troller M. Van Bergen R Vanderhoff j. VanNiekerk T. VanVeen R Vealey D. Veesart T Vigh S. Wall B Walz S Waters P. Weber D. Wiegel S. Wood 64 He who understands you is greater kin to you than your own brother. For even your own kindred may neither understand you nor know your true worth. 65 A. Abicca L Aluzzo T Avery I. Baksh J Ball K. Bannon R Beasley D Beek K. Belli L Bermingham T Beyloune A Bird F. Blakeley J Blane R Bochnig M Bock D Bond T Bond B Bremer D Briede J Brown L. Bsales H Buchanan I Buglino B Bulmer M. Chiriaco L Clark I Coletti C Condit P Cooper S Cooper C Coutts B Cressman P Cretel J Crowley T Cubby T Curtin A D'Anna L Darcey K Day 67 B Decker J Decker R Decker B Delverde J DeMott R Dempe D. DeVisser D. Disser J Dodge L. Douglass D Driscoll R Druther K. Drukin K Eisenhardt P Ensley C Esposito J Fatzler D. Eaulker L Fedroff J Feeney J Fields J Firtek S FletcFier Fogg M. Franco 68 J Funderburk R Gabbia L Gambuti T Gerard J Giardina R Gieger B. Gilbert L Gilberti I Giles P Giustino I Givelis R Goble I Gordon L. Gorga P Greene 69 D lannacone K Irvine C Jacobia C jacobs L jacobsen P Jacobsen M. Jardine B Jaron J Jeski K Kaplysz H. Katsock R Kelton P King j. Koenig M Kovatch ) Kuka J Lakawicz D Lappine C. Larson M. Lee A Levine M Lewis F. Lilioa R Lisa B. I ivingston 70 K Martin P Martin T Martin K Me Donald T Me Gee K Meagher T. Megale T Meier L. Menger M Miekens S Milden M Miller V. Molloy C Moltane B Mon son 71 L Moody M. Morere D Morrell L. Motz L Munni C. Murphy L. Murphy L. Nanoy S Nelson I Nogrady D Nowicki M. Oakes K. Orenge S Panebianro P Partington 72 S Patchell S Payton M Pechko C Peer P Picardo T Poalillo J Prentzel P Puget T Quigley D Reardon L Shemse R Siedel B Simpson M Sisco C Slater F Smethers C Smith T Snure I Soucy K Sparks 73 74 R Spellman $. Stellmacher K. Struck L. Suler M. Tabor S Tapley T Tauriello D Terrulli K Thomson j Toolen N Toto C Trigler B Troast C Turi D Tutzauer ) Vander Horn C. Van Orden S Van Veen E Velez P Ventura C Villari L Visaggio J Walker T Wall S Walmsley At ebb tide I wrote a line upon the sand and gave it all my heart and all my soul. At flood tide I returned to read what I had inscribed and found my ignorance upon the shore. T. Backley P Balinski Bam per S Banghart E Bannon T Barchuk S Barret D Becker B Behring E Bergested C. Bermingham E Bernhard E Berrios S. Bleignier E Blevin 78 ) Cami 11 iere P Card T Carman J Caulfield J. Cavallaro R Chiaradio P Chiuchiolo M Cina D Cirniyliaro L Cod i spot i S Conklin F. Connelly C. Coslet K Courtney L Cox 79 80 T Donnelly R Doyce F Drada T Driscoll K Durkin K. Eberle D Emmetts B Fersch D Fanning S. Fisher 1 L Cusciora C Gustus C. Gutowski C Haid K Halpin K Hamilton D Haney D Hartman M Hayward L Henderson 81 K. lansson L. Johnson L Johnson W Judge B Kannegiesser D Kattowski E Kelly C Kerstner D Keryger L. Kimble J Kinney K. Klemm T Klindt L Knapp J Kochka 82 R Leitner F Lemise R Lenthe H Lewis T Lombardi L Longo I Loriz L Luke B Luther J. Lutz T Mabey S McDonald C. Mack D Maggio M Magons 83 J Mahar K Malinski L. Malzone D. Mancini L Marion S. Marsh D Martin K Martin ). Maurer J Maurer E. Mazurkiewicz N Mazzaro M McBride C. McConnell R McDermott D McDonald D McDowell P McGarry L McManus K. McNamara T Meade K. Mehr C Meier G Meier D Michelfelder 84 L Miley P. Miller M Molloy P Mondino K Morse S Morse E. Muchion P Murray D. Natoli L Niper V Ohl S O'Keefe D O'Krinsky B Orenge A Osborn P O'Shea T Osterhoudt G. Otis ) Ott C Parken L Parkhurst L Parmerter B Patlen M Paulo D. Plogger 85 86 P Quigley D Quinn T Rankin j Reilly K Reilly C. Reinartsen R Ricker R Rogers D Rooney B Rugel S Ryerson L Sabo M Saling D Sanders ) Sanders L Sanders M Sanner R Sawicki F. Schaefer G. Schiffman K Schwarzfischer D Schwerdt I Seine S Seaman V m I I Scherrer T Shinn M Shortman I Shuhnicki S Silence A. Simpson G. Sinclair B Sisco W Sisco I Sondermeyer S Steele R Stephens C. Struble G Struble L. Struble T Stymacks D.Sutter M Taggart P Talasco D Tancredi D.Tanner C Tepper T Thompson T Tiger T. Timmerman C Tirella R Tonjann T. Trichilo S. Trailer J. Urban T Vanderhoff H. Van Dyke C. Van Giesen T Van Hine D. Van Orden i T. Van Wageningen j Varellie C. Ventura L Vetter W Villalobos 88 S Wachter R Wagner G. Walek J. Walsh S Walsh R Walz N Warner D. Weatherwalks F. Weber T Wehrer R Weiner R Weiss D. Weland A. Weller R. Whritenour B Wichowski W. Woxblom S Wyble W Yanis R Zandstra R Zignorski D Zita M Stranzl Administration Faculty THE POLICY MAKERS Mr George Delcorso Mrs Robin Seifert Mr Frank Stranzl 92 Mr John Van Der Bas Board President Mr Richard McCracken Board Vice-President Mr Amzie Parcell Mr Irving McDonald Mr William Van Houten Mr Fdwin Nyklewicz Mr Charles Fbers THE ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Donald Hawkins Assistant Superintendent, Business Administrator Mr. Timothy McGovern Director of Student Personnel Services Mr Benjamin Goldberg Principal Mr john Becker Superintendent of Schools Mr James Smith Assistant Principal Mr Joseph DiPasquale Assistant to the Principal Mr John Kushner Coordinator of Special Services, School Psychologist 93 The pen is a sceptre, but how scarce kings are among the writers. Lyne Ciccarelli Creative Writing Advisor, Drama Advisor Regina Reardon Colleen Fallat Robert Sippie Radio and T.V. Club Bernard Stiroh Marie Liddicoat Sophomore Class Advisor Kathleen Darden Latin Faith Andres Language Arts Supervisor Joanne Faitoute Sandra Miller 94 History does not repeat itself except in the minds of those who do not know history. Sandra Carabello Band Front Advisor Richard Watt .V. Field Hockey Coach, I.V. Girls' Basketball Coach Gail Bignell Cheering Advisor, Interact Advisor Florence Athay Social Studies Chairman, lerseymen Advisor Newspaper Service Michael Lorenzo Social Worker Victor Coscia Senior Class Advisor Deborah Hoeflinger Freshman Class Advisor, Drill Team Advisor Leonard Perfetti Strength and tolerance are partners. Wendel Kralovich Ralph Rathyen Head Track Coach Daniel Hoeflinger Freshman Football Coach, Ski Team Coach 95 Art is a step in the known toward the unknown. Dewayne Davenport Wood Shop John McConnell Mechanical Drawing Stage Crew Gayle Rembold Yearbook Advisor William Mulligan Graphics, Head Indoor Track Coach Robert Monacelli Electronics, Coif Coach George Biemer Metal Shop George Boughton Auto Shop Albert Holland Wood Shop Ann Pryor Man merely discovers; he never can and never will invent. Patricia Olsen Kathleen Franklin Monica Nathan Virginia Myer Language Department Chairman Nancy Kowalski Girl's Fencing Coach Languages are the pedigrees of nations. lames Rutzler Boy's Track Asst. Coach Girl's Cross Country Coach Alfred Korn Science Supervisor, Mathematics Joseph Yarmac The reality of music is in that vibration that remains in the ear after the singer finishes his song and the player no longer plucks strings. Richard Rosner Bowling Coach Paul Odenwelder Honor Society Advisor The mathematician may speak to you of his understanding of numbers, but he can not give you his understanding. Rod Hamilton Boy's Cross Country, Asst. Track Coach Martin Carr Math Supervisor Terry Foerster George Koerner Bernard Baggs Band Director Debbie Van Nimwegen Edward Mitchell Business Arts Supervisor Garrett Geisel Frank Potenza D.E. Coordinator, Business Staff Advisor Exercise is a sort of work Fred Ingold Athletics Director Liz Benne Field Hockey Coach, Girl's Track Coach Genie Grower Gymnastics Coach Jan Bossard Asst. Football Coach j.V. Baseball Coach Arthur Pasquale Varsity Basketball Coach Soccer Coach Tom Hamilton Asst. Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Robert Jones Asst. Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach .V. Softball Coach Margaret Giles Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Softball Coach Girl's Varsity Club Edward Bolcar Asst. Girl's Track Coach Lorraine Curtin Ronald Sisco C.O.E. Coordinator There are in business three things necessary knowledge, temper, and time. Caroline Baruth 99 We are all warriors in the battle of Life, but some lead and others follow. John McCoppen Sa||ie K|um C.I.E. Coordinator Anthony Malzone Social Studies, Sfuc enf Council Advisor Cecilia Bersano Eileen Martens Home Economics Chairman, lunior Class Advisor Your house is your larger body. Jack Davies Head Football Coach Rita Hawkins C.H.E. Coordinator i Ellen Carroll 100 To understand the heart and mind of a person, look not at what he has failed to do but what he has achieved. David Hoffman Special Education Barry Cerino Comp. Ed., I.V. Soccer Coach Patricia Nero Special Education Connie McCabe Learning Consultant joan Krantz Speech Therapist Harry Carline Social Worker Stephanie Wotanowski School Psychologist Dorothy Kavrik Aide Marilyn Mindes Learning Consultant It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Peggy McDonald Aide There is a silent meaning behind all things. lean Tintle Librarian 101 SECRETARIES Verna Morse Sec. to the Superintendent Marjorie Morgan Sec. to the Principal Edith Martin Attendance Office, H.S. Office Lee Drexler H.S. Office Dolores DiOrio H.S. Office, Board of Ed. Office Kathryn Hackett Payroll Supervisor Marion Reinhardt Accounts Payable Edith Tintle Attendance Office Corinne Sunbury Violet Shenise Hilda Hoffman Sec. to the Asst. Sec. to Dir of Student Special Services Office Superintendent Personnel Services Lillian McGuire Guidance Office Francine Cironi Guidance Office 102 NURSE AND AIDES CUSTODIAL STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs Barton John Sisco Charles Shenise George Buffano Michael Cooper Alice Kimble Andy Lanterman Mrs Mathews Dorothy Win row Mildred Parcel I Catherine Krill James Ferris Vera Willis Carol Imbimbo Irene Current Doris Jones Joan Morse Vi Silversey AnnaMae Lento Irma Dominguez Fileen Mynett ■ZBSEK 3 Sports Upon capturing the Skyline Conference title for the second consecutive season, the B H S Bulldogs were invited to play their STATE CHAMPIONSHIP game against Madison High on the Astroturf of Giants Stadium Even though a supreme effort was turned in by the Bulldogs, tne coveted state title was lost to a worthy opponent Coach Davies stated that one of the major difficulties experienced over the course of the year was adjusting to the atmosphere at the stadium In the 1978 season, the Butler gridders accomplished something no other Butler High team ever did by emerging victorious in ten games VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM WE THEY Kinnelon 27 6 DePaul 7 6 Montville 28 14 Morris Catholic 51 0 Jefferson 24 14 I akeland 29 7 West Milford 14 13 Pequannock 55 0 Hillside 53 7 Pompton Lakes 27 0 Madison 12 28 MEADOWLANDS IS SETTING FOR BULLDOG GRIDIRON FINALE First Row: [L-R]- L Marion, K Slater Second Row: [L-R]- M Rowe, ) Behre, M Zeigler, K Shauger Third Row: L-R]- S Zapp, D Malmski, S Cailleteau. W Bergested Fourth Row: [L-RJ- L Bohre, C Liloia, M Smith, P Gregory f rsf Row: [L to R]- Co-Captains S. Smolen, T Mahon, C DePascale, D Buglino Second Row: [L to R]- Coach C rean, Coach Jones, Coach Davies, Coach Bossard, Coach Hamilton First Row: [L to RJ- B Walsh, C. Alheidt, P. Johnson, M. Uliss, R Waite, T. Golden. S. Smolen, C DePascale, T Mahon, D Buglino, M Harnen, ) Romain, R Walek, S Sisto, J Alheidt, J Cervone, M Roche Second Row: [L to R]- A Marion, K Belli, B Gregory, P LaPointe, I Driscoll, M Gildersleeve, A. Merusi, T Cobuzio, B Soules, T Henne, M Jaretsky, K. Eisenhardt, C. Kreski, M Haid, D. Caulfield, C Lori , P Gherardi, D Shortman, E. Bailey, D Kisch, S Romain, M Mickens, D Churchill, J Burke, D Driscoll, J Usin- owitz, D. DeMarchi. Third Row: [L to R]- Coach Hamilton, Coach Crean, G. Mahon, R Kelton, J Lakawicz, T Wall, T. LaPointe, F Panucci, I Oefelein, P Ryerson, S Munczinski, J Heigl, D Guenter, C Jansson, M Miller, J Andretta, V Walek, C Eisenhardt, J Silversey. R Spellmon, B Primrose, R Lisa, Coach Bossard. Fourth Row: [L to RJ- Coach Davies, P Piccardo, K Bannon, J Firtek, K Durkin, M Lee, G Nelson, A Vanis, B Heigl, K. Mariconda, A Jacobia, S Henne, M Krauss, A Abicca, J Cavallaro, D Nowicki, M Capolla, I Watt, Coach lones. 109 FRESHMEN First Row: [L to RJ- K Klemm, S O'Keefe, G Walek, S Spellman, K Malinski, B. Patlen, M Shortman, J Lori Second Row: [L to R]- D Kattowski,C. Tirella, R Mondino, J. Capone, D Buglino, E Bernhard, S Marsh, B Plotts, B Yanis Third Row: (L to RJ- A Curro, T Mabey, E Bergested, F Fletcher, S. Mac Donald, B Doyle, T Forshay, C. Maid Fourth Row: [L to RJ- S Walsh. M McBride, T Driscoll, G McConnell, L Parmerter, T Tiger, T Rankin, J Sanders Fifth Row: [L to RJ- Coach Hoffman, Coach Hoeflinger FROSH EMERGE UNDEFEATED FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM WE THEY Kinnelon 28 14 De Paul 16 8 Montville 42 18 Morris Catholic 32 12 Jefferson 38 6 Lakeland 12 8 West Milford 34 18 Pequannock 22 14 Pompton Lakes 31 0 The freshman football team carried on Butler's winning tradition by walking away VICTORIOUS from all of their contests. Sporting nine wins and no losses, the frosh gridders easily locked up the freshman title With their stingy defense and explosive offense, Butler overwhelmed the majority of its oppo- nents De Paul and Lakeland were the only two teams to give the young Bull- dogs any trouble. Butler overcame these two schools 16-8 and 12-8, respectively 110 1 STATE TITLE WON BY FIELD HOCKEY An enthusiastic varsity team led by Coach Benne captured Butler High's first state title in field hockey Deter- mination and cooperation helped them attain the State Group II co-champion- ship They tied powerful Haddonfield 1-1, in an action packed overtime game for the state title. You can if you believe you can'' is their motto, and t girls obviously believed they could ARM I HUDHOCKIA TEAM WE inn Jefferson 1 1 Montclair 5 1 Pompton 1 akes 2 0 West Milford 2 0 Pequannock 0 0 Mont vi lie 2 1 DePaul 1 1 Pompton Lakes 2 0 Montville 0 0 lefferson 3 2 West Milford 4 1 Parsippany 0 1 Pequannock 0 0 lakeland 1 0 DePaul 0 0 Lakeland 1 0 SI All lOLRMAMINI Warren Hills S Whippanv Park 4 0 I enape Valley 2 1 Haddonfield 1 1 114 VARSITY First Row: [L to R]- C Barret, D Marienthal, I DeKorte, K Fitzpatrick, N Whitmore, J Kelly, B Pangaro Second Row: [L to R]- D. Lime, G. Orenge,C. Davies, A. Taggart, L Carisano,Coach Benne, L. Lopez, K Schmitt, M DeLaOsa, K Struble J.V. First Row: L to Rl- D Fletcher, N Toto, M. Taggart, C Bogush. K Abbicca, P Talasco, R Tonjann, I Cavallaro, I Sondermeyer Second Row: [i to R]- Coach Watt. I Me Manus, I Sabo, D Tut auer, C VanOrden.L Suler, B. Orenge, L Schmidt, K Durkin, A Leitner. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY TEAM WE THEY Jefferson 1 0 0 0 Montclair 0 3 West Milford 5 0 2 0 Pequannock 1 0 1 0 Mont ville 0 1 0 1 Lakeland 0 0 1 1 J.V. HAS LARGE FROSH TURNOUT Butler's J.V. field hockey team produced a tremendous record, taking into consideration the fact that the majority of the players were freshmen Only four sophomores turned out, one of which was returning from the previous season Inexperience was dominant However, an overall record of five wins, three losses, and three ties was achieved In the ten games of Skyline Conference competition, Butler only allowed three goals to be scored against them This enabled them to finish in second place in the conference With performances like this being turned in, Butler will remain competitive m the Skyline for seasons to come 115 GYMNASTS TAKE TO THE BAR This gymnastic season showed significant im- provement in team and individual scores, as well as two victories over Caldwell and Whippany Park Senior Captain Joann Russo qualified for the State Sectional Gymnastics Meet and placed twelfth on the balance beam She was the first girl to ever qualify for this event from B.H.S. 116 TEAM W£ n a v Montville 57.30 80.55 Boon ton 60 25 86 65 Caldwell 68.70 66 15 Whippany Park 71.10 66 60 Parsippany Hills 62.60 77 45 Morristown 67.80 80 05 Montclair 63.80 86 45 Madison 5065 77 65 North Warren 76 55 80 85 Pompton Lakes 77 00 86.83 Parsippany 75.55 00 50 First Row: [L to RJ- A Gluck, D. Greco, D Fanning, ) Hoppler Second Row: [L to R]-P. McGarryK Morse, L Grasso, L Kreski, R. Demarest, P Ott, Coach Grower Third Row: [L to R]- R Bochmg, I . Liddicoat, L Marion, Giustino.C. Liloia.S. Zapp. L. Smith, W Bergested, L Clark, D DeVisser, K. Whealan Fourth Row: [L to RJ- M 117 Smith, K Shauger, J. Russo First Row: [L to RJ- J Ball, I Crowley. B Darcey, S Sammon, S Barry, B Jaron Second Row: [L to R]- Buglino, P Cretei, L Houst, Coach Rutzler, M Horan, S Ball, A Barry GIRLS'CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM WE THEY Verona 16 38 Jefferson 21 37 DePaul 27 27 Boon ton 15 50 Wayne Hills 15 50 Pequannock 32 25 Morris Catholic 23 36 Jefferson 22 38 Kinnelon 22 50 Hopatcong 34 24 GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY DETERMINED TO WIN Throughout the season the girls' team was plagued by injuries to key people The girls showed a high level of sports awareness and did not look on these injuries as an excuse for losses The girls, in fact, ran much harder to try to make up for the temporary loss of several of their teammates The team's great courage and determin- ation did pay off, however They captured a third place finish in the State Sectionals after gaining a second place finish in the conference The girls also finished in the top five in the Morris County Invitational, the Passaic Invitational, the Bernards Invita- tional, and the Edison Turkey Trot The team ended their season with six wins, two losses, and one tie 118 BUTLER'S ROAD RUNNERS The 1979 cross-country team was led by outstanding senior lettermen Ed Weiss, Chris Winkler, Steve Lyons, and Jim Howley. The key factor of the team was their improvement throughout the season Other letterwinners greatly aided the team in the various races against opposing teams and the ele- ments BOYS'CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM WE THEY Kinnelon 40 r Jefferson 30 2'. DePaul 38 i Mont ville 36 1M Roselle Catholic 16th 432 pts Pompton Lakes 24 Passaic County Varsity didn't run West Milford 23 i2 1 )over Imitation 6th out of 21 State Sec tionals 11th out of 295 First Row: [L toRJ-M Yuhas, E Weiss, T Dore, B Nowichi, S Lyons. B Sondermeyer, C Winkler, J Howley, M Corga, C Struble Second Row: [L to R]- T Conte, J. Urban. T Tracy, D Cross, D Schlotterbeck. J Diorro, B Bulmer, J Lyons, Coach Hamilton Third Row: [L to RJ- D Weland, R Whritenour, P O'Shea, D Quinn, C Herting, B Sawicki, C Gambuti, J Maurer, C Appelquist, Warren Post, D Martin FIRST SOCCER TEAM IN OL HISTORY Although whispering a season record of 1-14. team members should certainly shout the fact that they belong to the first Soccer team in R H.S history Their sole victory over Mont ville, by a score of 3-0, greatly heartened the team Coach Pasquale said that the team demonstrated a positive attitude and played aggressively Due to an inadequate field, all games had to be played away. This year was a start, and the team looks promising for the future VARSITY II AM [ 1 HI V Morris Catholic 1 7 West Milford 1 r Pequannock 1 10 Kinnelon 1 8 Morris Catholic 0 0 Pompton 1 .ikes 0 i Mont ville 3 ( ! 'ompton 1 .ikes 0 Mont ville 3 0 Jefferson 0 2 lefferson 0 1 West Milford 0 r Pequannock 0 0 Kinnelon 0 West Milford 0 1 VARSITY First row: [L to R]- B. Callahan, T. Silvestri, P McClinton Second Row: IL to R]- Coach Cerino, S. Welsh, M. Bachmann, M Fierro, R Howell, A Pechko, M Antonelli, S Kulick, M Osterhoudt, K Sparks, J Giles Third 120 Row: [L to R]- G.Urbaniak, S Stellmacher, L. Mogollon, S. Hoffman, M. Lee, E Yuksel, J. Dimitrion, E Pron, Coach Pasquale J.V. First Row: [L to RJ-C Meier, F Mazurkiewicz, I Nancy, J Lutz, B Lenthe, T Van Hine, P Puget, C Ventura Second Row: [L to R]- Coach Cerino, M Pechko, J Toolen, J Feeney, M. Wolfe, B. Troast, K Orenge, S. Fletcher, B Weiss, R Weiner The J.V. soccer team had a season marked by outstanding ability which allowed them to remain close to more experienced teams Coach Cerino felt it was difficult getting everyone to work as a team unit, but that once this was accomplished, the boys were much tougher in the playing field Everyone is looking forward to next season since all players will be returning J.V. TEAM WE THEY Jefferson 1 2 Pequannock 1 4 Morris Catholic 1 6 Pompton Lakes 2 1 Mont ville 0 2 West Milford 1 0 Pequannock 1 3 Kmnelon 2 4 Morris Catholic 1 7 Lakeland 0 4 Jefferson 4 1 J.V. LOOKS AHEAD GIRLS FENCE WITH HEART GIRLS' FENCINC TEAM WE !Hl) Indian Hills 12 11 15 10 Wayne Hills 11 14 12 1 1 Morris Knolls 7 18 Voorhees 8 n Wayne Valley 11 14 1 West Milford 6 19 7 18 1 Ramapo 18 5 20 I West Essex 17 8 15 9 First Row: [L to RJ- L. Pagano, J DiAngelo, D Sabio, R Csanit . Second Row: IL to R]- Coach Kowalski, L Schieber, M. Paulo, M Chiriaco, L Johnson, K Morse, C. Villari. BOVS' FENCING TEAM WE THEY Indian Hills 13 14 10 17 Wayne Hills 20 7 20 7 Pompton Lakes 12 15 17 10 West Essex 13 14 18 9 Ramapo 7 20 Morris Knolls 19 8 Parsippany Hills 15 13 Voorhees 14 13 BOYS FENCE THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS rirst Row: [L to RJ- J Urban, J l ogg, S Huffman, I Giardino, K Irvine Second Row: [L to RJ- Coach Carpenter, G Bogush, T Dore, S. Huffman, M. Lee, B Henry, K Macintosh, K O'Keefe Butler's boys' fencing team has again finished an outstanding and successful season The epee team was declared the 1978-79 State Champions They were tied with Ramapo with 18 wins, but defeated them i-0 in competition Matt Lee finished fifth in state epee individuals. Dave Boxmeyer finished first, becoming the 1978-79 State Epee Champion The epee team also took second place in the statewide Cetrulo Tournament ■ £ BOYS' BASKETBALL MAKES COMEBACK My ulcer didn't bother me this year as much as last, quipped Coach Pasquale, when asked what made 1978-79 a very different season The team had a regular season record of eleven wins and nine losses, including a streak of five straight wins at one point. They culminated the season by qualifying for the state tourna- ment Only two conference games were lost by more than ten points. Butler lost to this year's conference champ. Pequannock, by only four points As the season progressed, the team improved a great deal. The many underclassmen should be even better next year, after a summer of hard work VARSITY First Row: [L to RJ- S Smolen, 1 Mahon, S Welch, 1 Silvestri, B Dooley Second Row: [L to RJ- S Waters, S Munczinski, D Peterson, T. Paulino, J Nunn, J. Heigl, P McClinton, Coach Pasquale. VARSITY TEAM WE THE V DePaul 51 58 Mont ville 44 54 Hopatcong 63 54 Parsippany 33 64 Morris Catholic 49 42 Kinnelon 38 16 Jefferson 54 20 Lakeland 58 10 West Milford 59 72 Pequannock 54 61 Pompton Lakes 39 51 Kinnelon 54 45 DePaul 55 59 Montville 68 51 Morris Catholic 51 14 Jefferson 45 18 Lakeland 46 17 West Milford 53 41 Pequannock 27 11 Pompton Lakes 52 61 125 J.V. IMPROVES WITH EXPERIENCE J.V. First Row: [L to RJ- C. Mahon, K Eisenhardt, C Eisenhardt, B Ryan, A Abicca Second Row: [L to RJ- G Nelson, F Smethers, R Heigl, R Gieger, D Schlotterbeck, Coach Hoffman J.V. CHEERLEADERS First Row: [i to RJ- P Liddicoat, L Marion, C. Slater Second Row: [L to R]- C VanOrden, D DeVisser, I Clark, M Lewis. TEAM Wf THEY DePaul 54 82 38 43 Montville 56 64 53 45 Morris Catholic 50 67 50 59 Kinnelon 78 53 62 38 Jefferson 24 25 40 51 Lakeland 49 78 54 53 West Milford 41 53 56 51 Pequannock 26 60 34 56 Pompton Lakes 58 26 41 47 At the start of the basketball season, the J.V boys' basketball team dropped seven out of its first eight games. However, the never-say-die team began to turn things around at approximately the mid-point of the season In their last ten games the J.V won five games This transition, from a losing team to a respectable team, was made thanks to Coach Hoffman and the players' desire to improve Butler High is proud of the courage shown by this team in battling their way back to respectability. 126 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL LOOKS TO NEXT SEASON If we had a dollar for every lay-up missed,” was the phrase Coach Capasso used to explain one of the team's major difficulties However, the team became much more aggressive toward the second half of the season They were deter- mined to improve themselves, which many players did on an individual basis Coach Capasso felt the team did their best and is looking ahead to next season FRFSHMEN I irst Row: [L to RJ- D Westdyk, J Otis, B Aussenheimer, C. Walek, D Buglino. Second Row: [L. to R.]- B Vanis, G. Legregni, b Bernhard, $ Spellman, K Klemm, J Mahar, R Plotts. FRFSHMFN TEAM WE THEY DePaul 24 54 Mont ville 23 60 Morris Catholic 38 77 Kinnelon 58 38 Jefferson 36 48 Lakeland 45 28 West Milford 65 55 Pequannock 56 80 Kinnelon 45 36 DePaul 33 40 Mont ville 39 45 Morris Catholic 38 57 lefferson 36 48 Lakeland 39 54 West Milford 55 67 Pequannock 48 61 127 GIRLS' VARSITY STRESSES DEFENSE Giving up an average of thirty- seven points per game, Butler was the only team in the league to beat both DePaul and Lakeland Butler's gals definitely have something to be proud of They finished third in the conference with a record of twelve wins and five losses and beat West Morris in a County Tournament upset, 50-48 on a buzzer shot VARSITY nrst Row: [L to R]- K Struble, C Barret, J Kelly. I Crowley Second Row: [L to RJ- K Gambuti, A Taggart, E Alexander, Coach Giles, L Cerisano, L Suler, C. Davies TEAM VARSITY WE THEY Kinnelon 53 29 DePaul 43 54 Montville 56 22 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Wayne Valley 40 50 Whippany Park 43 37 Morris Catholic 53 37 jefferson 54 20 Lakeland 27 29 West Milford 40 41 Pequannock 38 25 Pompton Lakes 66 32 Kinnelon 45 31 DePaul 52 44 Montville 37 40 Morris Catholic 52 38 jefferson 52 42 Lakeland 41 34 West Milford 31 40 Pequannock 46 33 MORRIS COUNTY TOURNAMENT Montville 51 26 | West Morris 50 48. The J V girls wore determined to give one hundred percent even though they had an overall record of four wins, fifteen losses, and a conference record of four wins, thirteen losses According to Coach Watt, the girls may have done better if their shooting had been improved The team’s best shooter and rebounder was out for the season due to an injury For the first time in Butler High School history, a basketball team was formed exclusively for fresh- man girls Despite a disappointing one and ten season, the girls fared well, considering the fact that the team was formed late into the season As a result of its birth, more girls will have an opportunity to participate in a winter sport j v. J.V. First Row [L to R]- L. Douglass, C. Smith, M. Taggart, I Cambuti, C Osborn Second Row: [L to R]- C. Bogush, K Abicca, L Schmidt, Coach Watt, A. Leitner, K Durkin, I Lope . FRFSHMEN First Row. [L to R]- 1 Puget, C. Mack, M Stran I, C. Gustus, N Warner Second Row: [L to RJ- P Talasco, A Boucher. L Sondermeyer, B Behring, S Bleignier, C Pugliese Coach Dewayne Davenport BOWLING TEAM COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL SEASON With a record of twenty wins and seven losses, the bowling team ended a very successful season The team had to battle Wayne Valley for first place in a three game series Crushing Wayne in the first game. Butler gained the edge. The Bulldog team put up a good fight, but Wayne came back to win the next two games. A supreme effort was made by senior Paul Fersch as he bowled a 248 and a 210 in the Wayne Valley series Coach Rosner explained that two reasons for the team's outstanding record this year was that the team consisted of better bowlers and had an assistant coach, Mr. Dangler. First Row: [L to R]-R Halpin.G Witty Second Row: [L to RJ- P Fersch, L Needhammer, M Halpin, Coach Rosner B.H.S. HITS THE SLOPES This season was marked by a series of very tight races The team ended up with a seventh position overall in the entire Northern League Perhaps the team's most outstanding achievement was its sixth place finish out of the top 11 high school racing teams in New Jersey at the Sparta International Next year promises to be even better since the team was made up mostly of underclassmen. First Row: [L to R]- ) VanderHorn, T Tiger, B. Doyle, D Hall, B Villari, K Orenge, E Bergested, T Rankin Second Row: [L toRJ- J Outwater, S. Stellmacher, M Horan, D. Cross, T Bergen, G Urbaniak, I Liloia, M Bachmann, M Wolfe, Coach Hoeflinger. THINGS LOOKING UP FOR WRESTLERS Butler highlighted this year's wrestling season with a third place finish in their own Christmas Tournament Despite being plagued by sickness and injuries in several weight classes, the boys managed to finish with a 4-8 record Coach Jones feels things are definitely looking up in seasons to come. TEAM WE WL V Cedar Grove 37 1b DePaul 9 49 Montville 9 41 Morris Catholic 29 29 Lakeland 34 22 West Milford 57 2 Whippany Park 15 41 Pompton 1 akes 21 35 Pequannock 5 43 Vernon 27 37 Morris Knolls 35 25 Kinnelon 27 59 Jefferson 22 40 VARSITY First Row; [L to RJ- P O'Shea, D Payne, D Churchill, M. Bauman, A Patlen, R Fletcher Second Row: [L to RJ- Coach Jones, S Sisto, M Cildersleeve, A Romam, M. Harnen, M Mickens, D Eustice, F Driscoll J.V First Row: [L to RJ- B Buchanan Second Row: [L to R]- G. Herting, D Driscoll, H Buchanan, M Kenny Third Row: [L to RJ-C Tirella, D Cuenter, C. Coutts, J DeMott 133 BUTLER BAND ESTABLISHES SUPERIOR REPUTATION The Butler High School Marching hand participated in tour competitions during 1978-79 The band placed first, for the second year in a row, in the Randolph Band Competition This was followed by a top three finish in the Herald News Band Festival. This was the thirty-fourth consecutive year that the band performed at this event Second place was awarded to Butler at the Pompton Lakes Band Competition At this contest, Butler was narrowly edged out of first place by a powerful Ramsey High School band The apex of Butler's year, however, came at the Cardinal Dougherty Parade of Cham- pions Performing at the Philadelphia Civic Center, Butler High's musicians captured the coveted Silver Plaque Winning this award for the second con- secutive year, the band w'as the smallest present, competing against bands of over three hundred members. Butler is proud of its band and band front, and of its dedication and successful perform- ances. 134 K Hq SvV bs. HilOly t Clubs 137 GOVERNMENT U The Senior Class started off the year bv participating in the bike rally at Lake Rickabear A trophy was given to Tim johnson for the best poker hand Jackie Fitzpatrick and Paul Fersch won the donkey s — award for getting lost the longest amount of time October rolled along, as did the Ffayride Two wagons of high-spirited Seniors enjoyed the ride as they roared through Franklin fields The countdown towards graduation ties, including a day trip and breakfast, climaxed the final days before graduation SENIOR OFFICERS: M. Ziegler. J Behre, E Bostek, D Barrett, M Kirschbaum, K Moshier Our Senior Class is happy to give recognition to Senior Class Advisor and friend, Mr Victor Coscia Mr Cose ia relinquishes much of his own time as well as that which is expected of him in order to make our Senior year a memorable one. In return, we hope he treasures the memory of times shared together for many years to come. In short. Thanks, Cose, for everything! FRESHMEN OFFICERS: K Durkin. D Fanning. K Klemm. R Demarest, I Crasso, T Daleo. ' JUNIOR OFFICERS: C Orenge, S Cailleteau, S Wood, A Mataro, D Weigel, D. Cuenter GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE Am I recognized? Were not sure if this soul ever got the floor, but we all recognized the accom- plishments of this year's Student Council Besides the successful operation of the refreshment stand, other activities include dances, a hypnotist, a carnation sale for Valentine's Day, and Senior Citi- zen's Christmas Party. EXECUTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL: M Petrillo, M Degraw, I Marklin STUDENT COUNCIL: L Marklin,M Petrillo, M. Degraw, D Barrett, E. Bostek, J Gesicki, C Sledge, K Moshier, L Bermingham, P Partington, C. Van Geisen, M Nogrady, C. Van Orden, C Turi, K Durkin, I Kreski, I Mal one, B DelVerde, B Gilbert, K Schmidt, M Walsh, D. Fanning, K Klemmn, M LaCorte, K Struble, K Struble, D Disser, D Camillerie, J Mueller, J Salveson, L Bergin, I. Grasso, S Nelson, R Demarest, A Mataro, S Wood, S. Pielaet, L Dilaura, E Dykenga, L Murphy, S Wall, J. Duffy, E Bossard, D. Kahn, P. Giustino, G. Orenge, J. Cavallaro, j Burt, D. Veesart, D Guenter 140 PARTICIPATION, COOPERATION, DEDICATION MATH LEAGUE: J. Lakawicz, K. Snell, D Forshay,) I rischman, S Yocum, I Ottati, B Callaghan, Miss Van Mr Carr and Miss Van got together to introduce Butler's Math League Various students, predominantly from the higher math classes, are given cred t for the correct completion of difficult problems Besides learning logical reasoning, these students gain self-satisfaction from team academics. STAGE CREW D Longo. T Cabalbo, L Pagano, B. Mancini, L Ottati, J. Purdie, K. Frey, S. ‘Tideman, M Disser, M Burger, D. Forshay, J Quine, T Harriet, J. Givelis. INTERACT: G Ryerson,K Whealan,M Suler, S Neubert,M Ziegler, L Houst, j Behre, J Fitzpatrick, I Weiss, K Shauger, M. Gildersleeve, T. Capalbo, J. Montermarano, j. Vander Laan, DeKorte, K Cleary, A Barchuk, M Kirschbaum, P Gregory, K Ball, B. Darcey, J I akawicz,C Glasser,C Sledge, I Lampe, R Cusack, L. Rickelman Once the Interact Club managed to squeeze its abundance of members between four walls, ideas flowed A successful cake sale added oomph to the treasury and enabled us to send several members to a seminar in the Poconos Our annual trip to Kilbarchin Orphanage far surpassed other years, and it's difficult to say who benefitted more from the visit, Butler students or the children 141 COMMUNICATIONS RADIO CLUB: J Burt, C Turi, C. Huizer, M. Morse, J Salveson, T Conte, D Sabio, R Wisnewski, J Duffy,) Fitzpatrick, B. Ruis, B Toolen, K Drexler V. CLUB: B Ruiz, S LoCicero, M. Bedford, M. Sedita, T Conte , L Needhammer, J Salveson, M Morse, C Huizer, ) Burt, C. Turi, 15 Toolen, J. Fitzpatrick, j Duffy, P Fersch, T Paulino Those Deadly Deadlines : I've got some more bad news guys Butler's Nugget staff may not have been the most organized, but they certainly took the prize for sweat, tears, and turmoil on due date day All in all, this year's Nugget staff enjoyed various workshops and everyone got to know everybody else maybe a little too well ? Nugget 79 is definitely a front runner in the world of yearbooks. YEARBOOK STAFF: G Ryerson, E. Bostek, N Daleo, L Houst, M Moltane, S. LoCicero, B Ruiz, L Milden. K Drexler. K DeBonta. K Moshier, j Mueller I Doerner, j Burt. A Merusi, L Bermingham, T Gerard, J Dolsay, D lannacome, A Barchuk, M Bedford, M Napolitano, S Hoffman. J Heigl, M Morse, I Maybe, M Suler, M Riley, K Meagher, S Stellmacher, J Eckrich, L Schrieber 142 COt: S Zita.C Sisco, P Menger, S Kuser, L Fanning, M Suler, M Tabor, C Ryerson, K Shauger, S Cummings, D Barrett, ) Russo, I Rickelmann, E Dykenga, M LaCorte, A Barc huk Members of Butler's Honor So- ciety have spent the year working on a variety of service projects The annual Thanksgiving corsage sale of mums and carnations gave the club working money for its trea- sury Other fund raisers included a cake sale and a paper drive Around the school. Honor Society members have set up a tutoring service and keep members of the community aware of what's going on at B H S by means of a bill- board in front of the school To benefit the March of Dimes, the society participated in a pinball marathon, acting as scorekeepers and assistants B Ruiz, D Barrett, K Ball, D Shortman, M Smith, C. Daddazio, K. Cleary, L Houst, J. Behre, ) Mohl, N Whitmore, J Fitzpatrick, K DeBonta.L Milden,M Riley, B Moltane, T Mahon, E Alexander, M Nogrady, S LoCicero, M Schimph, E Bostek, ) Trischman, M Appel, K Moshier, E Bailey, S DeLaOsa, I VanderLaan, J Maas, S Lyons, C Huizer, S Ball, j Lakawicz, I Scheiber, B Callaghan, ) Salveson, M Cinc uepalma, M Petrillo. Of: P Ensley, D Fantuzzi, T Marion, j VO-TECH: C Alheidt, R- Appaluccio, P Balinski, C Berrios, C. Boissonneault, I Canty, T Meyer C f merling M Slater, M Baumann, Cramer. S Crockett, S Fbers, A Emolo, L Kecmer. A Render, J Kowal, M Krouse E Martin, M Kirschbaum, S. Kelsey, D Macdonald D Morse, R. Natale, J Selinger, D Shenise, K Stearns, M Terrulli, T Vigh. T Whitmore WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK CHf . V Cole, T Sherrer, M Pace, I Struble, M Rankin, D Miller, C Cappola, J LaCotta, S Stalter, P Meade, W Veith, L Crisitelli, j Berwanger, S McGarry, J Fagan, C Kata, M Cardone, C. Shupp, J Driscoll CIE: B Smokowski, M Siciliano, J Michelfelder, M. Hiller, M Me Dermott, E Klecha, B Beck, J. Seeger, L Johnson, D Longmuir, K. McManLis, B Jewitt, S Ricker, J Istvan, F DiLaura, C. Zita, T Abdel Kahlik Advisor Sharon Van Orden was happy to announce another first for BHS, the formation of an Art Club After getting off the ground, the club's activities center mainly upon the proper display of student art work around the school Members of the club will sponsor the Arts and Ffumamties Festival for students and the public. ART CLUB: Miss S VanOrden, L Schmidt, P Greene, I Needhammer, L Malzone, L LaPointe, L. Scheiber, M Disser, L. Tintle, V Murray, S Bleigner, J Eckrich, D Keryger, P Miller 144 GOOD SPORTS BOYS VARSITY CLUB: S LoCicero, J Howley, L. Weiss, D Churchill. M Jaretsky, E Bailey, A Patlan, G Witty, T Silvestri, M Harnen, D DeMarchi, T, Henni, B Soules, P Gherardi, B Walsh, T Golden, C Kreski, M Osterhoudt, T Cobu io, C Winkler, j. Romain, ] Alheidt, D. Shortman, B Dolley, D Justice, M Gildersleeve, D Buglino, E Weiss, J Cervone, S Smolen, D Caulfield, M Lee, P McClinton, S. Munczinski, T Tracy, IV Sondermeyer, J Heigl, B Nowicki, G. Nelson, D. Guenter, S. Waters, C. Jannson, D. Boxmeyer, 1 Paulino, S I yons, G Bogush, M Roche, S Sisto This year, both the Boy's and Girl's Varsity Club sold various items with the profits going to purchase pieces of sports equip- ment for the school Anyone who failed to wolf down a hoagie or two on a Saturday afternoon certainly missed out Tentative plans include a fashion show and more candy sales GIRL'S VARSITY CLUB: S Barry. B Moltane, K Cleary, N Whitmore, B Ruiz, E Alexander, L Houst, M Horan, L Lopez, C Barrett, M DeLaOsa, K Schmidt, L Need- hammer, L. Cerisano. A Mataro, M Larry, S Ball, A Taggart. C I iloia, K Gambuti, A Barry, I Behre, S Zapp, L Smith, M Smith, ) Ball, C. Daddazio, P Gregory, K Shauger, S Cummings, M Rowe. L. Marion, C Stroedecke. j Meyer. K Fitzpatrick, G Orenge, K Struble, L Clark, B Pangaro, L Suler, M Disser, D Marienthal. I Buglino, D I ime, ) Crowley, C Davies, C Ruiz, B Walz, D Sabio 145 MARK TIME MARCH Veteran experience combined with a large contingent of first year enthusiasm made this year's Bandfront unique. Certainly anyone viewing the precision of their performances would be compelled to cheer The Bandfront bus shreiked with Beatle's songs, stuffed animals, plastic frogs, and falling equipment, overpowered only by the stench of hair spray The self-discipline and poise developed by each individual was worth all the pain, sweat, and frustration suffered during the season FLAGS: C. Rizzuto, C Ruiz, D Camillerie, j Marsh, M Larry, C Tun, J Mason, C DeBonte, J Quine, D Hart, K Stearns, D Disser, P Ventura, M Disser, D Forshay, K I aPointe, P Martin RIFLES: J Fields, J Mohl, D McNamara, J. Burt, K. Grimm TWIRLERS: P Martin, C Murphy, D. Michelfelder, L Malzone, S. Pielaet, J Lakawicz, P Miller, J Quine, G. Struble. COMPETITION DRILL TEAM: C Tepper, C Briede, ) Quine, T Sullivan, P Ventura, L Miley, S. Seaman BUSINESS STAFF A Quigley, C. Whritenour, S. Huha, D Disser, T Van Veen, A Coffey, J Marsh, K LaPointe,C Huizer, C. Moltane, B jaron, P. Partington, E. Bossard, M. Disser, L Motz, P Greene, C Smith, A Taggart, P Cretei, S Price, C Palacio.D DeVisser, C. Turi, D. Longo, K Charman, C. Villari, M Burger, B. Mancini, J. Wyble, T Harris. THE WRITTEN Much enthusiasm this year led to an increased edition size of 'Sham- bella . The magazine was put out basically through the combined literary and artistic efforts of Ms. Ciccarelli's periods 2 and 5 Creative Writing classes. Members of the staff attended a literary Skyline seminar in Kinnelon Gail Ryerson was a finalist in the College of New Rochelle Poetry Contest, and Mo Nogrady's poetry will be published in the spring edition of Engish Journal £ o 73 o LITERARY MAGAZINE J Dolsay, K Morse, S Barry, M Horan, E Bossard, M Disser, N. Mazza, D Hart, K O'Keefe, D Veesart, M Kenny, Ms Ciccarelli, M Rowe, L. Doerner, N Daleo, D Demarest, J Burt, D Forshay, F Curran, G Bogush, C DeBonte, E Nunez, A Barry, I Ottati, ) D'Angelo, J Van Neikerk, K. Schmidt, V Sabio, S Vocum, B Dooley, D Cross, K Snell, C. Palacio, I Eckrich. MAPLE LEAF Miss Creamer.K Drexler, P Gherardi, j DiOrio, J . Quine, M I arry, ] Finkle, V Murry, J Nunn, L Tintle, A Mataro, D Lyons, A Muller, M Molloy, C. Eisenhardt 147 SING ALONG WITH RICH It's Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Te-riffic! Year after year, BHS puts forth fine choral ensembles and this year was no exception With the addition of the Barbershoppers , yet another exciting phase of music was explor- ed. Along with the Band, the choral groups performed at the Christmas, Pops and Spring Concerts as well as delighting Senior Citizens with holiday carols and singing at graduation Also this year, five students were selected to sing with the Region I Choir, a very high honor COOD-AS-COLD: R Verdonik, S Tideman, J Purdie, T Johnson. B Moltane, B Pangaro, C Stroedecke, C Huizer, J D'Angelo, L. Parkhurst, F Curren, B Fersch. CONCERT CHOIR: J D'Angelo, C Stroedecke, F Curren, M. Druther, R Verdonik, S Tideman, T Johnson, K. Little, M. Larry, B. Moltane, J. Marsh, K Snell, L Parkhurst, C. Huizer, S. Hui, J. Quine, M Diss4r, J Purdie, T Cardone, P Martin GIRL'S GLEE CLUB: S Panebianco. T Sanner. M Druther, I. Csanit , M Riley. L Johnson, L Shemse, C Peer. L Cordon, T Cardone. P Greene I Veie , M Disser, M Stranzl, L Mot , K Grimm, ( Huizer, A Osborn, M Taggart, S. Seaman. K Eberle S. Cooper, M Oakes, I Miley.C Kerstner.C Tepper, D Tanner, P McGarry, A Castillo, K Snell. B Kannegeiser, D Mancini, R Powell, I Soucie. K 14V McNamara, D. Furst BUTLER MAKES HISTORY Butler Jerseymen uncover the old and make new history as they work on various projects for community and country Much new interest gener- ated this year enabled the club to do many different things. The annual History Fair project. Sight and Sound projects. Transportation and Winter Outings, Crafts Mart as well as a new Edison project were developed Students belonging to this club also have the wealth of resources in the History Office at their disposal NEWSPAPER SERVICE: M Schimpf, K Haggart DRAMA CLUB: Ms. Ciccarelli, L Gardner, B Toolen, M Ricker, B Pangaro, C. Glasser, S. Cummings, L DeKorte, M Nogrady, K Snell, K Charman, K Whealan, D Gordon, M Uliss, M Herm LIBRARY AIDES: 1 Tmtle. T Spellmon. K Frey, R Wisnewski, A Levine, S Payton, C Scott, S Wachter, 1 Fricholo IERSEYMEN: J Burt, M. Schimpf, K Haggart,). Quine, D Forshay, P Greene, D McNamara, D Hart, L Pagano. N Mazza,M Disser, L Tintle, D Cross, K O'Keefe, T Conte S Kelsey E Nunez, C DeBonte, A Mataro HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE RUNNERS: H Hanusewicz, J Dolsay, B Murray ATTENDANCE RUNNERS: S Wachter, T Thompson, K Charman, L Cawreluk, E Weber, T Rankin, K Struble. S Babinski, E Bannon.H LaCotta GUIDANCE RUNNERS: R Post, K Ashley, M Henderson. P McCarry, F Connelly. T Cluck. D Sanders. I Sanders, B Mancini, P Liddicoat, C Peer, K MacNamara, B Orenge, J Marsh, F Drada Student Life 153 154 B.H.S. REAPS KING QUEEN AT THE HARVEST BALL Everyone waited breathlessly for the stroke of ten when Queen Marlene Ziegler, King Tom Usino- wicz and their royal court officials hosted a lively evening of semi- formal dance Attendants included Margie Smith, Karen Shauger, Mike Uliss, and Craig De Pascale The crisp, autumn evening climaxed Butler's fantastic victory over Hill- side at Montclair State College, and everyone was in high spirits at the dance. Elegant dresses, gorgeous flowers, and appropriate music added a festive flavor to the evening M3TV ESj B.H.S. STEPS OUT IN STYLE Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a host of playboy bunnies, a Chinese couple, Cleopatra, baby dolls, and various other ghouls dripping greasepaint made themselves at home in the B.H.S. cafeteria Spanish dancer Arlene Barchuk and Incredible Hulk Paul Johnson won for best costumes Variations of disco, rock, and slow dances provided by the band, Apple Famished, would-be John Travoltas and their ladies had doughnuts and apple juice At the Sadie Hawkins Valentine's dance on February 10, DJ Victor Coscia asked the student body to Let me call you Sweet- heart.'' Cals went stag or drag depending on their courageous natures The crowd kept two turntables spinning to such tunes as V MCA and Stairway to Heaven throughout the night 159 ANOTHER OPENING OF ANOTHER SHOW When the curtain rises on the first act of Pride and Prejudice , into the spotlight will go not only nervous young actors, but also Butler High School's recently com- pleted auditorium. The Butler Players are proud to present Pride and Prejudice as the premier extravaganza Theatre can only be at its best in the newly renovated facilities. Reflections of the ancient audi- torium which rained plaster onto the unsuspecting are blotted out by the illustrious qualities of the new one. No longer must one bellow out lines that with proper acoustics could be whispered Nor is it necessary to dodge paint chips and other debris Instead, B.H.S. can truly have pride in this production and its location 160 161 SI! LUIS LIKES THEU.S.! This past year Butler High School was pleased to welcome Luis Mogollon as its exchange student Luis, who hails from San Cristo bel, Venezuela, resides with the Burt family of Glen Wild Lake, Bloomingdale Although he has already graduated from high school back home in Venezuela, Luis is a senior here at Butler. This fall Luis was a member of the soccer team, which he greatly enjoyed. Other interests include basketball, volleyball, building model airplanes, and ping-pong Luis looks forward to returning home to Venezuela to continue his studies in college as a civil engineer I uis has found being in the United States an interesting and enjoyable experience 162 163 THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE CLASS COUPLE Margie Smith Don Buglino CLASS BRAINS Mary Cinquepalma lay Irishman 164 BEST PERSONALITIES Marlene Ziegler Mike Uliss BEST LOOKING Margie Smith Tom Usinowicz CLASS FLIRTS Lori DeKorte Tony Silvestri BEST DANCERS Rebeca Ruiz Lenny Weiss CLASS ATHLETES Kate Struble Craig DePascale MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eva Bostek, Tom Mahon lay Trishman MOST MUSICAL Barb Moltane Paul Fersch 165 CLASS CLOWNS Gail Ryerson Pat McClinton CLASS SPEAKERS Mary Kirshbaum Steve Smolen MOST UNPREDICTABLE Mo Nogrady Sal Sisto MOST ARTISTIC Kristen DeRonta Mike Morse MOST POPULAR Marlene Ziegler Tom Usinowic MOST SPIRITED Marlene Ziegler Tim Golden NICEST SMILES Kathy Char man Mike Uliss 167 VBWNRM SENIOR DIRECTORY A ABDEL, KHAIEK TALIH AlBANESf. JEFFREY Tennis Club 9. 10. 11 12. TV Club 11. 12 AlEXANDER. ELLYN JV Basketball 9; Varsity Softball 9. 10.11. 12. Cirls Varsity Club 9. 10, 11, 12. Varsity Basketball K). 11 12. English Rep 11. Honor Society 11. 12 ALHE IDT. CHRISTOPHER ALHEIDT. JEFFERSON Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9,10,11,12 All I BONE. CHRISTOPHER ALLUNARIO. JOHN Wrestling 9. 10 AMBROCIO. CAII lenms Club 9; DECA 11, 12. Interact 12 APPEL. MARK B BABCOCK. ROBYN BACKLEY. SAMUEL BAILEY,GLENN EDWARD Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9, 10, Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. Choir 9. 10, Senior Play 10. Varsity Club 10. 11 12. Indoor Track 11. 12. Student Council 11 BAJUSZ, HAROLD BAI INSKI. PATRICIA BALL. KAREN Wrestling CheerJeading 10. 11. 12, Interact 11.12 BALL. SUSAN Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Girls Irack 9, 10, Cirls Cross-Country 10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt ), Girls Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 11. Tennis Club 11, Newspaper Staff 11; Honor Society 11.12 BARCHUK. ARLENE Interact TO, 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12 BARRETT. DEBRA Student Council 9,10,11.12. English Rep 9. Interact 9. 10. 11. 12; Social Committee 9. 10, 11. leadership Camp 10, Wrestling Cheering 10, Class Officer-Treasurer 10. 11, Class Officer-Senator 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Business Staff 11, Attendance Runner 11. HomeEc Club 11. COE 12 BARTON. KARL JV Golf 9. Varsity Golf 10. 11. 12; Varsity Basket ball 10. 11 BAUMANN, MICHAFI football 9. 10. 11. Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12 BECK. BRUCE BECK, NANCY BICKER, MARIHA BFHRE. IUIIF Basketball C heering 9, 10 (Co-Capt ). 11, 12. Interact 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice President). Football Cheering 11, 12 (Co-Capt ); Girls' Varsity Club 11. 12, Senior Class Senator 12 BERGIN. EISA W'restling Cheering 11. Guidance Runner 11. English Rep 12 BERWANGFR. JOAN Guidance Runner 9,12. Interact 11, CHE 12 BOSTEK. EVA Student Council-Senior Class Vice President 12; National Honor Society 11 12 (Fund- Raising Committee Chairperson 12); Year- book Staff 11, 12 (Copy Editor 12). lumoc Officials Executive Committee 11, Girls State Delegate Nominee 11. Maple Leaf Ness pa per Staff 11 (Sports Editor, News Editor. Reporter), Band Front-Flag Squad 11; Graduation Usherette 11, lenms CluE 11; Arts Humanities Festival 11, Art Show 9, 10, 11; Yearbook Business Staff 10. literary Arts Magazine Staff 10. Cirls' Cross-Country Manager 10. Band Front Manager 10, Indoor Irack 9. 10. Irack 9. 10 BOXMFYFR BARBARA BRIEDE. CYNIHIA Irack 9. Competition Drill Team 9.10. 11, 12 (Capt 11. 12). Band front 11. 12 BUGLINO. DONALD Foot ball 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt 12), Basket- ball 9. 10, 11, Irack 9, 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 10 11.12 (Secretary 12) C CALLAGHAN, WILLIAM Track 10, 11. 12. Cross-Country 11. French Club 11. DfCA 11. Soccer 12; Math Club 12. Senior Play 12 CAPALBO. THOMAS Cross-Country 9. Basketball 9. Track and Field 9, Track 10. 11. 12, Stage Crew 9. 10. 11, 12. literary Maga me Staff Editor 11, Interact 12. CAPPOIA, CHRIS ANN ( ARIX)NF MICHAFI (ARROZZA. ROBIN french Club 11. Maple Leaf Newspaper Staff 11 CAY WOOD. CYNIHIA Lnglish Rep 11. 12 CERVONE. IAMES. Football CMABRA. 1IMOTHY CHARMAN. KATH1IEN JV Softball 10, Business Staff 11, 12, Interart 11. 12. Attendance Runner 12; Drama 12 CHINOSI. IENNINE Irack 9. 10. 12. Student Coum il 9. 10, 12. Interact 12, Cross-Country 10 CINQUEPAl MA, MARY Honor So iety Advam ed Math and Science Program 9. Ait Club 9 Honor Society 11. 12. Business Statt 11. Math League 12 ClARK. Dl NISI interac t 10, 11. 12. Attendance Runner 11 CLEARY. KATHLEEN Track 9. 10 11. 12. Interact 10. 11, 12. Business Staff 10. Indoor Track 10. Trench Club 11. Vaisity dub 11, 12 (Treasurer), Carls' State Delegate Nominee 11, Honor Society 11. 12 (President), lunior Official Executive Committee 11; Presidential Class- room 12 CONNOR. ROBERT CORSON CAROLYN COX. MICHAEL Track 10; Crosscountry 10. Chess Club 9 CROW I FY. THOMAS Baseball 9. Soicer Club 10. 11 CRUM. TIM CSAMTZ. ROSEMARII Fencing 11, 12. Art Club 12. Literary Maga me Staff 11 CUMMINGS. SUSAN Basketball Cheering 9 Interact 10. 11. 12. Gymnastics Manager 10, 11 12, literary Magazine Staff 11. Varsity Club 11. 12, Drama Club 12. COI 12. Yearbook Staff 12 CUSACK ROSTMARY English Rep 9, Class Senator 10. Track 10, 11. Student Council 10, 11. Class Vice President 11. Interact 11,12 D DADDAZIO. CHRISTINE Field Hockey 9, 10. 11. Basketball Manager 9 10. Softball Manager 9. 10, Varsity Club 9. 10.11. 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer) DAI E. LYNN Basketball Cheering 9. English Rep 9. 10. Guidance Runner 10 DARCEY, BERNADETTE Student Council Rep 9. Irack 9. K . 11. 12; |r Activities Committee 11, Cross-Country 11.12. Indoor Track 11 DAY. LORI Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Indoor Irack 10 DFBONTA. KRISTEN Wrestling Cheering 9. JV fkrwlmg 10 11. Interact 10. 11, 12. Honor Society 11. 12; Yearbook Staff 11. 12 (Art Editor); Senior T-Shirt Designer 12 DECKER. STEVEN Soccer 11 DFCANGI. DAVID DEGRAM, MICHELE English Rep 9; Student Council Vice President 12, JV Wrestling Cheering 10, Varsity Wrestling Cheering 11. Baseball Statistician 11 DIKORTE. LORI Class Secretary 9. Field Hockey 9. 10. 11.12. Interact 9, 10. 11. 12. Basketball Cheering 9, English Rep 10, Softball 10. Girls' Varsity Club 11. 12 DEL AOS A, STEVEN Maple leaf Newspaper Staff (Editor) 11; Honor Society 11.12, DECA 11 DEMARCHI DAVID Indoor Track 9.10. Football 10. 11. 12. Base- Kill 12. Boys Varsity Club 11.12 D|PASCAtE. CRAIG football; Basketball. Bavefsall DIBI ANDA, VINCENT Dll AURA EDWARD DOERWAID. PAIRICIA DRISCOLL. FREDERICK Football 9. K), Wrestling 9. 10, 11.12. CIE 12 DRISCOLL. IE ROME DUNCAN, MARIANNE lenms Club 9, 10. Attendance Runner 10, Literary Magazine Staff 11. Interact 11, 12 DYXINGA EDITH IV W'restling Cheering 10, Varsity Wrestling heering 11 'Social CluE 11. Student Council Rep 11.12; COE 12 E EMERING. CAROI Kenm-dv High Sc hool Man lung Band 9; Wrestling Pep dub 9. 10 ( liemistrv ( lub 10. DK A 11 12, Internet 11 12; DECA dub Secretary 12 EMOLO. AUDREY ENCDAHl. URADlfY ENSLEY. PATRICIA FUSTICI. DAVID Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12. Cross-Country 10. Varsity dub 11 12 F FANNING. LISA Band 9. 10 f ANIC I. !X NNA IV Wrestling Cheering 11, DECA 11. 12 FI RSCH. PAUl FISHER. DAVID FITZPATRICK. JACKIE Girls' Gl i Club 9, Attendance Runner 9. Interact 10. 11. 12. Literary Magazine Staff 10. Senior Play Assistant It) tumor Official Flections Aide 10. Maple leaf Newspaper Staff 11 Radio and TV Club 11. 12. History Fair Assistant 11, Honor Society 11,12 G GARDMR EISA Girls' Glee Club 9. 10. Gymnastics 10. 11. leadership Camp 10, Cheering 11 12. Interact 11. 12. Drama 12 CESICKI IAYNE Student Council 10. Usherette 11 CILDEKSUEVl. MARK football 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9; Wrestling 9. 10, 11 12 Track 11 CINTER, SCOTT Ski Team 9. 10 11, 12 GlASSER CAROLE Attendanc e Runner 9, 10, English Rep 9. 10. 11. 12 Social Club 9. 11. Spirit Week 9. Clean-up Committee 10, HomeEc Club 11. Cheering 11; Interact II, 12; DramaClub 12. Junior-Senior football Game 12. GOLDIN. 1IMOIHY football'• 10.11 12. Basketball 9. Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. lnd X)r Irack 10, Varsity Club 11. 12 GORDON, DAVID GREGORY. MARGARET English Rep 9, 12, BasketEsall Cheering 9.11 Interact 9. 10, 11 12. Football Cheering 10. II. 12; Baseball Statistician 10, 11. 12 Basketball Statistician 10 GRIMM STEVEN EootEiall 9 H HAGCART, KATHY Jcrseyman 9. 10, Executive Committee Jc-rcevmen 11, 12, History fair 9. 10 (Coordinator). 11. 12 (Advisorl, Newspaper Servne 11, 12 HANKIN, 1 RACY HARNIN. MARK Football 9 10.11. 12. Indoor Track 9.10. 11. Track 9. 10, 11, 12. VarsitvCIub 11. 12 HA EKAMP, DIANA Tennis Club 9.10. Business Staff 10. Interact 10. II. 12. Indoor Tiack 10, Maple leal Newspaper Staff 11 Home Ec Club 11. 12 HENDERSON. IOHN HENNE. THOMAS Football 10. 12. Base-ball 9. 10. 11. 12, Bowling 10, Basketball 12 HIRBST Wil l I AM HERM, HEIDI Girls' Glee 9. 10. 11, Senior Play 9. Band 10. 11,12, Concert Choir 11 HOUST LAURA Varsity Irack 10 11 Interact 10. 11 12 (Secretary). Varsity Club 10. 11. 12, Drama Club 10. 11. 12. International lhespian Sociejy 10, II, 12. Indoor Track 11. English Ke-p 11. literary Magazine Staff 11, Yearbook Editor Student I ife 12, Cross- Country (Captain) 12. Honor Society 11, 12 (Vice E’resident) HOYVLEY. JAMES Indoor Track 9. K). II. 12. Irack 9. 10.11. 12 Cross-Country 11,12. Varsity dub 11,12 HUIZER. CYNTHIA Girls'Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12, Tennis Club 9. 10. 11. Concert Choir 10. 11. 12. Cood-as- Gold 10. 11. 12 Accompanist 10. 11. 12. Girls State Alternate 11. Radio and TV Club 11. 12 Business Stall 11 12 Maple leaf Newspaper Staff 11. Drama 12, Honor Society 12 I ISTVAN. IOHN I I ARE T SKY. MARK Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. Baseball 9. 10. 11 Bowling 111 11 ItWITT, ROBERT JOHNSON. CYNTHIA Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Tennis Club 9. | Bowling 10. 11. 12; IV dub 11 IOHNSON, EISA «HINSON PAUl Football 9. 10, 11,12. Hack 9 10, 11 Varsity Club 11.12 JOHNSON TIMOTHY Band 9. in. It 12. Concert Choir 9 10. 11. 12. Cood-as Cold 9. 10. 11 12. Men's Barbershop Group 9,10.11. 12 IORDAN IOHN lUDCl, IAMES Ski Team 9. 10. 11. 12 K KATA. CYNIHIA CHE 11 12 KFCMLR 1 AURA KEISEY SANDRA KIRSOIBALM. MARY IV Basketball 9 I nglish Rep 9. Sophomore dass President 10. junior Class Se« ret.uy 11 Senior ( |.«s President 12, Junior Officials Executive Committee 1, Interact K� . 11. 12, dll 11, DECA 11 12 (Vice President 12) KLECHA, EDW ARD KOVATCH. MARGARET KKAUSS. PETER KROUSE. MICHAEL KUSER. SHIRIEY Interact 11. 12. COE 12 L LACORTl. MICHELE Gmdanc e Runner 9, Inleiact 11. 12. Home Ft Club 11. English Rep 12. Student Council 12 lACOITA lENNIUR IV Wrestling C heering 11 LAKAWICZ, JUDITH Baiultront and ComjK-tilion Iwirlmg 9. 10. II 12, Dium Maior 12, Girls State Delegate 11. literary Magazine Staff 11. Honor Society 11. lunior Of tic ials Exec utive Com- mittee 11 I AMPE IUDITH English Rep 9, 10. Social Committee 9. 10 11; Boys' Irack Statistician 10. 11, Class Senatoi 11 Inteiact 11. Usherette 11. Elections Committee 11 III. CATHERINE Bosvlmg 10. 11. 12 IOCICIRO. STEVEN Band 9. Indoor Track 9 Ki 11 12. Senior Play lo Track 10 11. 12 Radio and TV Club 11. 12 Honor So icty 11. 12. Yearbook Staff • Sports Editor) IONGMUIR. DOICIAS LUKI.C HRISTINE Maple leaf Newspaper Staff 11 LUKE, ELGFNE LYONS. JOHN Indoor Tiack 9 10.11,12, Track 9. 10.11, 12. Cross-Country 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 12 IVONS, SIEPHEN Football 9, Indoor Track 9 10. 11. 12, Track 9. 10 11 12, Cross-Country 10. 11, 12. Honor Sor iety 11. 12 Varsity Club 11 12 M MAAS. IOSE PH Band 9. 10, 11 12. Honor Society 11 12 MACINTOSH. ROBIR1 MAHON THOMAS loot ball 9 10. 11 12 Basketball 9. 10 11 12. Varsity Club 11. 12, Interne t 11 12. DECA II. Bovs State Delegate 11 MARION THERFSA Dull Team Manager 9 10. Chou 9. 10. Guidance Runner 12. Business Staff 11 MAKKLIN. LAURA Class President 9 Interact 9 10 11,12. Bovs Irack Statistuian 10. 11 12. Home It Club II lunior Officials Executive Committee 11 Student Council President 12 MARTIN. EYNN MARTIN. MICHELIE MARTINI . JOSEPH MASKER. DOROTHY MASON JANET Band Irnnl (Flat;) 1C� . 11 + 12 ((apt I Girls' Glee C lull 10. 11. Usherette 11 MCX I.IMON. PATRICK Basketball • , 11. 12. Cross-Country 9, Baseball 9. Goll 10. II Soccer 12 « (i UKt. BKf NDA M Dl KMOI 1 MARK M( LXJNALD DENISE DM A 11. 12. interact 12. lennis Club9 K C.ARRY, SHARON Howling HI. 12. Gymnastics 11. 12 Home Ec Club I t. Varsity Club 11. 12 MCMANUS. KENNFTM MCNAMARA CAIHIKINI English Rep 9 Interact 'I, Band Front iRitlo) K� . 11 12 Usherette- 11 Radio and TV Club 12. Rule Coni|K-tition '•«(uaci io. 11. 12 MINC.FK PAIRICIA lennis (lub 9. COF 12 MEYER. IOANN Varsity Sottball 1, 10, 11. 12, Varsity Club 9 to. 11. 12, Interact 10. Student Council 11 I MCA Club President 12 michuhidir iack Dm ling 9. It). 11. 12 MlGlIORINO. MICHAEI football 9. 10. Baseball 10, 11 MILL)� V LYNN Interact 10, 11 Business Statt 10. 11, Soc ial Committee 10 Honor Society 11. 12, Yearbook Staff - General Manager 12 Mill I K HARVEY MOGOI ION. IL IS MUHL. IFANANN English Rep 9, Competition Rifles 10. 11. Bandfront 11. 12 (Rifle Sergeant), Usherette 11, Honor So iety 12 MOLIANf. BARBARA Senior Play 9, 10. Good-as-Gold 9,10, 11, 12 Cone ert Choir 9 10. 11 12, Girls Glee 9 10 II 12, Irack 10. 11, 12. Varsity Club 11, 12. Honor Society 11. 12. Drama 12. Yearbook Editor Student Life 12 MONAHAN. PATRICIA English Rep 9. Interact 9. Band Front If lag) 10 Girls' Chi Club 11. Band Iron! and Cdm| eiilion flags Manager 11 12 MONFCO BRINDA Color Guard 10. Usherette 10. 11; Band I font (flag) 11. Horne fc Club 11, Com|M tition thill Team 11. 12 MONIIMARANO, IEFEREY Student Council 9. 10. II. 12; Interact 9, 10. 11 12 MONTI. DAVID Bmvlmg 9 10. 11 MORSE. IX)UC.I AS Cross-Country 9. Basketball9, Golf 9. 10. 11, 12 EoolF .«ll 10 MORSE, MICHAEE Radio and TV Club 10, 11. Yearbook Staff 12 MOSHIIK KIM Interact 9 Attendance Runner 10. 11 12. Stage- Cress Senior Play 10. Jr Officials Executive Committee 11; English Rep 11, Maple Leaf Newspaper Staff 11 (Editor). Yearlxiok Staff 11. 12 Clubs and Activities Iditor 12, Class Treasurer 9, 12. Honor Society 12 MUGAVIRO. ROBER1 MUNNI. ANGELA MURPHY KLNNf IH N NFIIZ DAVID IV Crosscountry 9 NEUBERI, SUSAN NEW TON, KEVIN Cross Country 9. Soccer Club 10 NOGRADY, MAUREEN Business Stall 10, 11. literary Maga ine 11, Drama 12. English Rep 12 NOVAKOSKI. BRIAN NOWICRI. WllllAM Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Indoor Hack 10. 11 12 Irack 10. 11 12. Cross-Country 11, 12, Frciic h Club 11 O OBERT. KARIN Runner 9 H lennis Club 9; Interact 10. 11; Business Staff 10 II (Editor) 12, History Fair 11. Graduation Usherette 11 OHE AIYSON P F A I MARY PANC.ARO, BARBARA Carls Glee 9 10 11 Good-asCold HI. II. 12. Student Council 10. Band 10. 11 12 Drama 12 PARKIN. MARY library Service 12 PATIEN. Al AN Baseball 9. Wrestling 10, 11, 12 PAULINO THOMAS Basketball 9, 10 12, Trac k 9 10. Cross- ( ouritry 9. Student Council 9, 11, IV Club 11 12, lennis (lub 12 pm air ford PFLIFGRINI DAVID PI TRIILO. MARY ANN Wrestling Cheering 9 10,11 lennis Club 9. Interact 10. 11. 12; Track 10. Home Ec (lub 11. Guidance Runner II, Honor Society II. 12 Maple leaf 11, Student Council Treasur- er 12 RICARDO, lACqUFUNF PIIIAII.SU ANNI Bandtfont Twirling 9 10, 11. 12. Grmpeti- Imui 9 K . II, 12; English Rep 9. II 12. Class Secretary 10, Concert UsFK-rtette 9. 10. 11. 12. Graduation Usherette 11 POMPONIO. DAN PORIIR. KARFN ANN (nglish Rep 9. 11. | V Wrestling Cheering (HI 12 PURDII. IOSFPH R RAIFIRTY. ARI RANKIN, MAURIFN HI 11 12 Rl Ul. WII11 AM RICCIARDI. I AMIS RICKFIMANN. 1Y.NDA field Hockey Manager 9 10 Girls Basket- ball Manager 9. 10. Student Council English Rep 9. 10, 11 Girls'Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Interact ( lub 12 RICKER MARY Maple leaf Newspaper Stall 11, Yearbook Business Stall 11. Interact 11,12. Drama 12, CHI 12 Kl KIR. SCOl I RIIIY. MICHFLLI History lair 9. 10 Girls Glee 9. 10. 11 12. NJ State History Fair 10. Honor Society II 12; Concert Choir 11. Literary Magazine Edi- torial Board 11. Yc-arFsook Statt 12 Kl ZUrO CHRISTINE |V Howling 11 Band Iront 12 ROOtAClWICZ. ANN Irac k 9. Cross-Country 9 Radio ( lub 9 10 II 12. Guidance Club 9. 10; High School Otlice Runner II; Color Guard 10; Home Ec Club 11 Interact 11. 12, Usherette 12 KOCHI. MARK Football 9, 10. 11, 12. Student Council Senator 9. 10. Student Council English Rep 11. Varsity ( lub 11, 12 ROMAIN, ARTHUR Football9, 10. Wrestling 11. 12 ROMAIN. JOSEPH RUI . RIBICA Indoor Irack9. 10. II. 12. Irack9 10 11 12; Varsity (lub 9, 10. 11, 12, Cross-Country 10; Honor Society 11, 12. Girls' State Delegate Nominee 11 Radio and TV Club 12; Yearbook Staff - lay-out Editor 12 RUPf IK IS. JAMES Indoor Track 9,10 RUSSO. JOANN Gymnastics 9 10, II, 12. Basketball Cheer- ing 9. 10, 11. Student Council English Rep 9. 11 DECA Club 11. COE 12 KYFKSON (.All Interact 9 10 11 12. Guidance Runner 9, High ScFsool Office Runnec 10. JV Wres- tling Cheering K . Wrestling Cheering (Var- sity) 11 literary Magazine Statt 11, Usherette 11 Yearbook Fditor-inChiet 12. COE 12 s SAIVISIN. JOHN Senator 9 I nglish Rep 10. 12. Freru h Club 9, 10 11 Tennis Club 11 Radio and IV Club 11 12. Boys State Delegat� II. Presidential Classroom 12 SAMPSON, IOSIPF1 S( Mil HI K IORRAINF Frenc h Club 9. Jecseymc-nK), Literary Maga- zine 11. Interact Club It. Fencing 11 12 Art (lub 12. Yeadsook Staff 12 SCHIMPI MICHAEL |erseyiii« n«(. JO. 11. 12 History Iatr9. 10. 11 12.History Fair Coordinator 10 History Fair Advisor 11 Executive Committee 12; Irack ■' I 11 12 HonorSotiely II 12. Maple leaf 11. Newspaiter Servire II 12 SFEGER. JOHN Ski Team 10. 11 12 SHIER. SUSAN SFLINCFR. KINNHH Cross-Country 9 Freshman Basketball. Eng- lish Rep 9. 10 Band 9 10. 11 12; Track 9. Golf 10. 11 12 SHAUCER. KARFN Basketball C Meeting 9, 10. 11. 12. Gymnas- tics 9 10. 11, 12. Inter ac I (lub 11. 12. literary Magazine Staff II. Football Cheer- ing 12 COF 12 SHFRRIR. PAMELA Interact Club 9 10 11. 12. lennis Club 9. 10, Wrestling ( heerleading 11. Home- fc Club II. CHI 12 Drama 12 SHORT MAN, DAVID Basketball 9. Baseball 9. K , 11. 12. Indoor Track 10, 11, 12. Honor Society 11. 12 (Sec- retary), ‘ootball 12 SHUPP. GAB Bowling Team 10, CHI 11. 12 SK ILIANO MARK Football 9 10. Wrestling 9 10 SII VISIKI, ANTHONY C rosscountry 9. Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12. Track 9. 10 11. Soccer 11. 12. Varsity Club 11 12 SISCO. CRISTALI lennis Club 10 Wrestling Cheerleader 11 SISCO MAIORIF Band 9. 10. II 12. lennis Club 9. IV Club SISTO. SALVAIORI SI A If R. MICHAEI Varsity Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12 DFCA Club 11. 12. English Rep 12 SLEDGE, CYNTHIA Band Front 10, 11, Interact Club 10, II 12. Student Council English Rep 11. 12 SMITH. DONAI D SMITH. MARGAKF1 Basketball Cheering 9, 10, 11. 12. Gymnas- tics 9, 11. 12. Band 9. 11. 12. Football Cheering 10. 11. 12, Honor Society 11, 12. Carls' Varsity Club II. 12, English Rep 12 SMITH. SUSAN SMOKOWSKI ROBIRT (II 11 12 SMOIFN.STIPMIN Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 12. Baseball 9, 10. 11 12. I nglish Rep 9. 10 12. Social Committee 9. Varsity Club 11. 12 i President); Social Committee Chairman 12 SNURI IOHN Football 9, Track 9 Fencing 9. 10; IV Club 12 SONDIKMIYIR. WllllAM Basketball 9 Base-ball 9. 10. Indoor Track 11 12, Irack II 12. Cross-Country 12. Varsity Club 12 SOUIFS ROBIRI BRIAN Football 9. 10 11. 12 Baseball 9. 10. 11 12. Basketball 9. Varsity Club 11. 12. Varsity Club Treasurer 12 SPIN MON JAMES SPFLLMON MICHAEI SPOONER. THOMAS STf.WARl, DONAID Football 9; Indoor Track 10. 11 STRUBlf, ARLFNI STRUBLI. KAIMLFIN SIRI BIF FORI SULER, MARY Interact 9. W , II. 12, JV Wrestling Cheering 10. 11 Fencing Manager 11, Usherette 11. literary Magazine Staff 11. Yearbook staff 12; COF 12 SUIIIVAN. THFRFSf lennis Club 9. 10; Yearbook Business Staff Hi 11 Social Committee 10. 11 COE 12 I TABOR. MARY IV Wrestling ( heedeader 11. COE 12 TANCKLDI IAUKII Interac t Club 9 |0 11 12. Tennis Club 9. 10; Student Council 9 10. Wrestling Cheering 10. 11. Maple Leaf 11. Home It Club II. 12. Girls'Varsity Club |1 12 THOMSON. CARY IH )MSON. GARY Track 9. Hi, Indoor Track 9. 10 TIDE MAN. SIIPHFN Stage Crew 9. 10 11. 12. Band 9. 10. 11. 12, I hoir 9. 10. 11.12 Men's Barbershop Group 10. n. 12. Good-as-Gold 10. 11 12 literary Magazine Staff IINNFV. CINDY ( heedeading 9. Sk. Club K). 11. DECA 10. Usherette 11. Interact 12 l(X)LFN. ELIZABETH Varsity Twirling 9, Competition Twirling Squad 9 10; Student Council English Rep 9; Rutgers Convention 9, 10. Monmouth Con- vention 10. 11, Student Council Secretary Hi Student Council Vice President 11. Leadership Camp 11. Radio and T V Club 11. 12 Drama Club 12 TRACEY. IHOMAS Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Cross-Country 10. 11. 12, Indoor Track 10. 11. 12 IKISCHMAN, JAMES (rossCountry 9. 10. 11; Irack 9. 10. 11; Honor Society 11, 12. Math league U UlISS, Ml HALL Football. Bowling, Baseball. Indoor Irack USINOWICZ. TOM V VANDFNBOS. STfVFN VANDFR I A AN |UDY french Club 11, Interact Club 12. Junior- Semor Football Game 12 VAN f HEN. KURT Baseball 9. 10. 11 12 VIALIY ROBYN VFITH. WENDY I nglish Rep 11. CHE 12 VFRDONIK. RAYMOND Band 9 10. 11 12. Choir 9. 10. 11 12, Men's Barber Shop Croup 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 11, 12 W WACHIIR. CHRISTOPHER WAITE, ROD football 11. 12 WALfK. RICHARD Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 9. 10. Irack 9. Varsity Club 12 W AIMSIFY. MICFtAFl Skiing 9. K . 11, Football 10, 11. Wrestling 12. Baseball 12 WALSH. MARGARET W AI SH. WILLIAM football 9.10. 11 12. Track 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 10. Indoor Track 11 WARCACKI DFNISF Twirling 10, 11 12, W ri- tling (beefleading 11. Band Front Manger 12. WASSMFR IDWARD WIBBFR. THOMAS WEISS. EDWARD Cross-Country 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10, 11, 12. Indoor Track 10. 12 Skiing 11. Wrestling 9 WFISS LEONARD Baselwll 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Council 9. 10, 11. Drama 9, Interact Club 12 WfSIFKGAARD, JOHN IV Bowling Team 9. 10 WHFAIAN. KARFN Gymnastics Manager 10. 11. 12; Interact 10. 11. 12. Drama 12 WMITI. OF BORAH WH111 WILLIAM Irack 9, 10. Indoor Track 10. Cross-Country 10. 11 W Mil MORI NANCY held Hockey 9 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10. 11. Track 10 English Rep 10. Home Ec Club II Honor Society 11. 12 WINKLER. CHRISTOPHER (rosvCountry 9 10. 11. 12. Irack 10. 11. 12 WIN IFRS. K ANN Track 9. 10. Fifties Assembly 9. Student Counc il 9. 11. Field Hex key 10. Indoor Track 10 Bowling 11, Boys' Basketball Score- keeper 11. 12. CHE 12 WITTY. GEORGE Football 9. |V Football 10, Varsity Bowling 11. 12 (Most Valuable Player 11) Z IIGIIR MARI INF Basketball C bee-r lead mg 9, 10. 11. Baseball Statistician 9, 10, Interac t Club 9.10. 11 12. Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12. Football (heerleading 10. 11. 12 Student Council President 11 Senior Class Secretary 12 II A. GARY Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower in the sky. ilSSIOKS DRLD’S RGEST! DIRECTLY V � ith patio' A' Liqw 150 Past SmIw tvaluabi ' Ads 177 The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Butler extend Congratulations from the Residents of Butler to the Class of 1979 Joseph Connell — Mayor Barbara J. Ricker — Council President Council: Joseph Falkoski Dennis Santo Claude Post Charles O'Brien Paul Odenwelder Crawford Card Doris Siek — Borough Clerk Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 On behalf of the residents of the Borough of Bloomingdale Donald Seaman, Mayor Rudolph Deutsch — Council President Council Members Herbert Eisenhardt — Howard Forman — James Hulsizer Carla DeWitt — H. Thompson Prentzel Robert P. Hammer, Borough Administrator 179 Mildred C. Bird — Borough Clerk BEST WISHES to the Class of 1979 from the STUDENT COUNCIL Advisors — Anthony Malzone Carol Creamer President — Laura Marklin Vice President — Michele DeCraw Treasurer — Mary Ann Petrillo 180 Central Shippee, Inc THE FELT PEOPLE BLOOMINGDALE, NEW JERSEY THE HUBNERS Cornelius A. '16; Cornelius E. '43; Donald A. '44 Cynthia A. '52 r A 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK. N Y. 10003 182 y Steve’s Villa P. J. MONAHAN PAINT CO. Pizza and Other 1273 Roufe 23 Buffer. N. J. Italian Specialties NOW OPEN EOR BREAKFAST 7 DAYS A WEEK 838-1433 2-4 Boonton Avenue Butler, N.J. 07405 Phone: 838-3655 y 26 Lincoln Road Butler, N.j. 838-2737 jgjP v PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS “We A im to Please ” CREST SPIEGEL FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES 93 KIEL AVENUE BUTLER. N.J. 07405 201-838-1090 GINNY AND CHARLIE HAAS Fuel Oil — Plumbing — Heating 183 RICHARDS FUNERAL HOME CLASSIC Congratulations FORMAL WEAR CLEANING Best Wishes to The Class of 1979 to the class of 1979 Carl 5. Richards A. Lee Richards Class of 1964 Class of 1956 Bonita 5. Richards Class of 1929 44 Boonton Avenue Butler, New jersey 838-1062 J 4 . Bill West Dutch Mill Flower Shop LOUIS LEVINE SONS fileaM “North Jersey’s Finest Men’s Store” 12 Main Street Butler, N.J. 07405 838-5580 164 Main 8t. Butler, N. J. 184 BUTLER TRADING POST Fashion leans, Tops Accessories Denim Coral Jewelry Handcrafted Gifts 164 Main Street Butler, NJ 07405 838-4888 ? JIM KOCHKA AGENT 226 MAIN STREET SUTLER NEW JERSEY 07409 OFFICE RHONE 636-4414 STATE FARM I...I .... INSURANCE COMPANIES Mom OHictf Btoomiogto , mooi Office Phone 838-9230 HATEM AGENCY, Inc. Real Estate and Appraisals 838-5669 PRO'S SWEETSHOP Luncheonette All Lottery Tickets Sold — Full Claim Center Famous for Homemade Chocolates Ed Hatem Broker 1242 Highway 23 Butler, N.). 07405 6 Boonton Ave. Butler, N ). 07405 185 COMPLIMENTS OF PQ CORPORATION P.O. Box 786 Butler, New Jersey 07450 KAYTES FORD, INC. 1301 Rt. 23 Butler, N.J. 07405 838-1515 838-1516 EXCEL8I0R Lumber and Millwork Co., Inc. P.O. Box 817 Butler. N.J. 07405 V l DON'S 838-1999 TOUCH OF CLASS Men Women Hairstyling BESTWISHtS to the Class of 1979 from COUNTRY LIQUOR THE MORRISON FUNERAL CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1979 HOME from WALEKS LIQUORS INC. Butler, N. J. 187 WHERE SERVICE QUALITY COUNT JACK S CASUAL CLOTHES Meadtown Shopping Ctr ANTHONY V. BARBARIERI COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN CONSTRUCTION Route 23 Kinnelon, Nj 07405 838-2321 1 Market Street Paterson, NJ 07501 278-0550 'A ✓ Discover 7 HI BEN FRANKLIN T We bring variety to life! Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Phone 038-3403 Rf° B ulUt ac(iinL %Z 7ooL do. Machined Part? - Jigs - Fixtures Experimental Work Compliments of your BEN FRANKLIN STORE Meadtown Shop Ctr. Rt. 23, Kinnelon, NJ p.O. Box 9 HENRY R. MOHL BUTLER. N.J. 07405 BICYCLES HjjyjUU FOB (fcftNlI 1201) 838-2226 B0YSH GIRLS — WARFIELD’S BIKE 8c LOCK Sales - Service - repairs tAoherl 0. C enlalonza 28 MAIN ST. Phone 030-457© bloomincdale. n. j. otaos SINTRO ASSOCIATES INC 234 Main STREET PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS BUTLER N J 07405 j (201)838-5558 J Foreign Domestic Wholesale Retail RC TYPING SERVICE COMPLETE SECRETARIAL SERVICE CIRCLE AUTO FARTS, INC. Everything Automotive Service Station Equipment Tools Complete Machine Shop Service 2 Locations to Serve You 64 HILLTOP TERRACE ROSEMARY CHIRIACO BlOOMINGDALE. N.J. 07403 188 Route 23 PAUL BAUMBERGER Riverdale 65 Hamburg Turnpike 835-8500 Bloomingdale - 838-7373 Education is the best provision for old age. Aristotle Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 from the BUTLER EDUCATION ASSOCIATION I GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1979 From The BUTLER BAND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 79 from Louis Frances Slater and to you too, Mike Route 23 Circle • Riverdale. N.J. 07457 • (201) 835-0988 254 Comly Road • Lincoln Park. N.J. 07035 • (201) 694-4340 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 AUTOGRAPHS As editor of the 1979 Nugget, I would like to extend my warmest appreciation and thanks to the staff and photographers for their patience and endurance. I would also like to thank Ms Gayle Rembold, Nugget Advisor, for her help and guidance that helped us through some difficult deadlines! On behalf of the Nugget Staff and myself, I would like to wish the Class of 1979 the best of luck and happiness in their future endeavors. I hope the 1979 Nugget proves to capture at least some of the many experiences we have had in our years at Butler High School, and will be remembered in the years to come. Editor-in-Chief Gail Ryerson It is my pleasure to take this opportunity to thank all the people involved in the production of the 1978-79 Nugget Yearbook. The Nugget Staff has been fabulous throughout the year; the work was enormous and sometimes seemed monumental, but spirit, enthusiasm and the desire for perfection never faltered. As a result, a beautiful, fine quality yearbook has been produced. My special congratulations to the Editors, Gail Ryerson and Lynne Milden, for their dedication to yearbook and staff I found the department editors fantastic to work with and extremely responsible. Thank you all for being the special people that you are! Appreciation is also extended to Mr. Goldberg, Mr. Smith, Delma Studios, Progress Associates, Mr Frank Capasso, Mr Barry Melamed, and the Butler Board of Education. Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1979; may you enjoy the yearbook and find pride in it and in yourselves. Nugget Advisor Ms. Gayle Rembold vv 5x -r. V, . V _ ‘■V-T fc . r_ '•►!