Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

• cT- • 'ANf� X I Nugget 1980 ' Butler, High School Butler, New Jersey Table of Contents I enter my phenomenon pandering curiously through my keyhole of desire. My eyes notice restless fantasies exploding my mind with the idea of freedom. Tingles trill down my skin. Make note of these abstract Brain Games Growing and Grabbing at reality. Of frantic fantastic fantasy — Come from behind that bolted door! I wish to put you on, then play for a while. Take me on and thrust me through that porthole of pride — my keyhole of imaginings. I swear to wear you well Come now — let's pretend. More tomorrows shade my dying days. It is time to unveil my dream of life. Dread not the uncertainty but the excitement of the dare. Realism has faded as a last memory, for it was bathed in warm waters of wishing. Come now — let's pretend Chip away the scaly rust about my keyhole of fantasy Take me on, Let's pretend Denise Demarest Woodsman Found f M man was recently found in the woodsy region of Federal Hill living in the rugged style of a late 1800's outdoors- man Identifying himself as John Cavallaro, he demonstrated the many skills needed for survival in the wilderness John prefers his rough lifestyle as compared to city or suburban dwelling. Bon Voyage! he people, streets and historic places of Europe have drawn Anita and Jackie to the Old World. They are enjoying the sites and sounds of all the countries as they explore their lan- guages, cultures and customs. Excellent cuisine and hearty drinks top off each day of travel and study as the girls converse with Mademoiselles and Frau- leins. 5 Youngest Member of Supreme Court Named Chief Justice f t ongress has approved the President's V selection of Mern Horan as Chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. As a liberal, Mern's first actions will be to try to bring the mood of the court back to the civil rights rulings of the Warren court. Horan is best known for her outspoken support of women's rights and affirmative action. 6 Lucky Jim Makes Killing in Stock Market M hrough patient investment and con- f stant awareness of stock market fluctu- ation, ex-accountant Jim DiOrio made his first million in only six months. Jim is pictured here with his first purchase. 7 Sit-in Comes to an End ? m Vhief Johan Anggard smokes his pipe V after completing peace talks with the administration at Butler High School. For the past three weeks, Johan has refused to move from this spot, claiming that it is the site of his ancestral burial grounds After extensive negotiations, Johan agreed to allow use of the stage on the condition that the auditorium be dedicated to his ances- tors and renamed Anggard Auditorium Does Cindy Have the Calling? ister Cynthia recently took the vows of the Order of Quiet Nuns. 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Po-dda, 49 Lisa Bremer Scott Shiftman eath is a fact which does not have a universal definition; we all have our individual interpretations. However, when recalling how Lisa, Scott, and Charlie were taken from us, we should not speculate on what could have been. Rather, let us remember fondly what was. 50 Charles Smith We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun You shared your love and laughter with so many And now so many express their sorrow and sadness For the love and laughter that will be missing without you. . and the memories that have passed all the seasons will outlast. Seasons have passed each slightly emptier; your presence your friends can't forget. Without you they seem to regret words never mentioned. were buried inside not often put out on display. The snow of your life so precious to many, was abruptly melted away. Lisa Bermingham 51 The transition from freshmen fantasies to senior realities is not an easy one Dreams and aspirations don't necessarily stop; they merely change their shape Suddenly who goes with whom to the dance and talking to guess who in 12th grade are overshadowed by col- lege essays, cap and gown measure- ments and graduation tears But for now, these are all in the future and it's enough for us to participate in all Butler High School has to offer, while becoming increasingly aware of our talents and others contribu- tions. UNDERCLASS Class of 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 J. Ball R Beasley B Bedell D Beek L. Bermingham T. Beyloune A Bird R. Bochnig M Bock D Bond T. Bond C Bostek W. Bremer J Brown L. Bsales 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 H Buchanan I Buglino R Bylsma I. Caiola D. Camilliere WriML They help each other with their studies! M Cappola S. Carabello T Cardone R Carolla K. Charman mm M Chiriaco L. Clark L. Colletti M Como S. Cooper C Coutts E. Cressman P Cretel T. Cubby A D'Anna Pam's astonished by the news! 57 Class of 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 L Darcy K Day B Decker J. Decker B Delverde J. DeMott D DeVisser D Disser T. Dore E Douglass D Driscoll K Durkin K Eisenhardt P Ensley C. Esposito j Fatzler D Faulkner L. Fedroff J Feeney T. Fields 58 Lori's caught daydreaming again! 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 J Firtek S. Fletcher i Fogg M. Franco I Funderburk R Gabbia P Cade L. Gambuti L George T. Gerard j. Giardina R Gieger M. Gilbert L Gilberti J. Giles P Giustino J. Givellis R Goble L Gordon L Gorga Patty picks out her glasses. 59 Class of 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 The Art of Calligraphy Ms VanOrden demonstrates a new 60 technique B Grey P Green R Gudat T Harriot T Harris R Heigl P. Heller M Hendricks S Henne S. Huguenel K Hutman D lannacone C. Jacobia L jacobia C. Jacobs L. Jacobsen B Jaron J Jeski K Kaplysz H Katsock 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 i H. Kay P King M. Jardine M. Kraus ). Kuka J Lakawicz T LaPoint D Lappine K. Larson A Levine Frank busy at work 61 Class of 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 P Marion T Marion E Martin K. Martin P Martin ; I T. Martin D Matto S. McArthy J. McGrath T. McGee 62 K. Meagher L. Menger M. Mickens S. Milden V Molloy C. Moltane L. Moody T. Moorhead K. Morere D Morrell What can I do for you? worked up an appetite 81 81 81 81 81 Mic hele takes advantage of hat day! Cheryl enjoys the annual Halloween Dance. 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 L. Motz S Muhlback L Munni C Murphy L Murphy V. Molloy L. Nanoy S Nelson J Nogrady K Orenge M Osterhoudt S. Panebianco P Partington S. Patchell D. Payne S. Payton M Pechko C. Peer P Picardo T Poalillo 63 Class of 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 Relaxing before the bell! Lisa's glad it's hat day. 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 G Segnello L Shenise R Simpson M. Sisco C. Slater 4 F. Smethers C. Smith ). Soucy K. Sparks R Spellman S. Stellmacher P Struble K. Struck L. Suler R Seidel M. Tabor T. Tauriello D. Terrulli J. Toolen R Thomson Class of 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 N Toto B. Troast C. Tun D Tutzauer B Usinowicz J Usinowicz J Vanderhorne C. VanOrden S. VanVeen E Velez P Ventura C. Villari S Walmsley J. Wargacki S Welch 66 Tom gets ready for the night life! 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 81 J Wyble M Yuhas E. Yuksel R Yurash D Zeleski N. Zandstra K Irvine J. Crowley Patty as Scarlet OHara 67 Little girl meets cookie monster. SOPHOMORES Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 K Abicca J Abramson G Abriola C Appelquist ) Armona ). Aronica C. Ashey W. Aussenheimer S Bababinski D Backley 70 S. Bamper E. Bannon T Barchuk D Becker B Behring E. Bergested C. Bermingham E Bernhard S. Bleigner C. Bogush Imagine a prime rib steak with « really say I have chicken legs? 82 82 82 82 82 A touch of mascara and she'll be set. 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 A Boucher E. Boud K Bowersox M. Brady C Breeze L. Brown R Buchanan D Buglino K Califano ) Camilliere J Capone P Card D Caroelo A Castillo T. Carman fh |. Caulfield J. Cavallaro R Chiaradio P Chiuchiolo M. Cina Another student enjoys hat day! 71 Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 This might be Becky's next master- piece! D Cirnigiaro L Cod i spot i j. Colvin S. Conklin F Connelly C. Coslet L Cox B. Crosta j. Cuaycong A. Curro T. Daleo K Daum W Dawson C Decker L DeLauro R Demarest D. Deutsch S Dietzius H. Donnelly T Donnelly 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 R. Doyle F Drada K Durkin K. Eberle D. Emmetts D Fanning j. Ferring B Firsch D. Fletcher E Fletcher 'What is this earthling food? 73 Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 D Crieco R Gubich L Gusciora C. Gustus C. Gutowski G Haid R Halpin K Hamilton M Hammel D Haney G Harriott D. Hartman K Hausler L Henderson D. Herbst 74 Another day, another lunch. What do you mean, it's not correct?' 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 Patty begins her macrame S Huffman M. Hughes Y Huy D Jacobus L Johnson L Johnson B Judge B Kannegiesser S. Kapusta E. Kelly C. Kerstner D Keiryger L Kimble K Klemm T. Klint J. Kinney L Knapp J. Kochka J Kowal L Kreski Carl is busy in Chemistry. 75 Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 L. Lauten G Lagregni A. Leitner R Lenthe T. Lombardi I Longo R Longo J Loriz L Luke B Luther J. Lutz T. Mabey S MacDonald C. Mack D Maggio Mara enjoys an amusing moment in class. 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 ). Mahar I Malzone D. Martin E. Mazurkiewicz M. Magons M. McBride C. Me Connell R Me Dermott D. Me Donald N Mazzaro 0k rr Abundanse!! M McDowell P. McGarry L. Me Manus K Me Namara T. Meade K Mehr C. Meir D Michelfelder L. Miley P Miller David in deep thought Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 M Molloy K. Morse R Peterson S Morse K. McNabb C. Niper S O'Keefe B Orenge A Osborn P O'Shea 78 T Osterhoudt C Otis L Parkhurst L Parmerter B Patlen M Paulo B Plotts L. Pollack P Polons W Post Don't look at me that way! Lynn concentrates heavily on the question! 82 82 82 82 82 Daryl goes for the western look! Dan pauses for a picture 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 A. Powell L. Powner D Predmore T Puget C. Pugliese P. Quigley D. Quinn J Reilly K Reilly C. Reinartsen 1 R Ricker T. Robertson R. Rogers T Rankin D.Rooney B Rugal S. Ryerson R Rogers C Rizza L. Sabo 79 Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 Togetherness in the classroom! Stacey tries to do homework and eat at the same time! D Sanders J. Sanders L. Sanders R Sawicki C. Schiffman L. Seine S. Seaman B See B Shap S. Shea J. Sherrer M. Shortman J. Shunicki S Silence A. Simpson ]. Sinclair V Sisco Sisco Sisco I Martin 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 L. Sondermeyer J Spano R Stephens M. Stranzl C. Struble G. Struble L. Struble D. Sutter M. Taggart P Talasco D Tancredi D Tanner C. Tepper T. Thompson T. Timmerman C. Tirella R. Tonjann S. Troller T. Trichilo J. Urban A fish eye view of a business room. t S fiflHHI IIWE Kim would rather mess around than go to class!! Class of 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 T. VanCiesen T. VanHine T. VanWageningen L Vetter J. Villaloa 82 W Villalobos S Wachter R Wagner G Walek S. Walsh ton R Waltz C. Warner N. Warner j. Watson D Weatherwalks E Weber T. Wehrer R Wiener R Weiss D Weland Didn't get to sleep last night! Beth demonstrates the hunt and peck method! BUTLER LIFE 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 D Zita % I A. Weller M. Yarton K Westdyke S. Wyble B Yanis In my mind I can see it crystal clear ... Sharing my dreams with the people around me. Now they surround me, and I'm just a part of the crowd. % y K Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 L Ackerman L. Adams M Albanese N. Albrecht H Alexander S Alexander B Allunario D. Anthony D Appel D. Appelquist C. Aungst E Ball M. Ballard K Barber T. Batelli 86 It needs the artist's touch' 83 83 83 83 83 Lori makes use of her study period. Karen and Dawn take a study in the courtyard 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 T. Boud J. Bove B. Briede T. Brown C. Bsales B Bylsma J Cahill C. Callaghan L. Canty N. Caputo N. Card K. Carman C. Carroll C. Castillo C. Chamberlain P Ciccone K Cinqueplama A. Colletti K Cann C. Cortese 87 Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 E. Cretel E. Crowley D Crum M. D'Angelo J. Darcey Cheer up Gladys, it's eighth period A Darvas C. Davies M. DeCarlo j. Decker j. De Jesus D. Deutsch D Di Blasio R Di Orio B. Di Paola T. Dodds A Dougherty K Douglass K. Duffy P Ensley J. Essing 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 D Faber M Fanning D. Fedroff J. Feeny R Fisher D. Fletcher C. Florence M Foncellino B. Franco A Frasca D Freeman K. Frey D Furino R Furst M. Gagg K Gardner D Geary K Gerard L Guistino F Givelis Time for a break in Math! Come and get it! Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 When you wish upon a star He's ready for the hunt. H. Givelis E. Goldstein T Gordon R Corley S. Greig R Grieco G. Gubich K Haid M Hammel J Hand K Hanisch j Hanusewicz P Hoffman D. Holzmluller D Holzmuller ). Horwath E. Hughes G Huizer S. Huther C. Imbimbo 90 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 N. Johnson W Johnson S. Kaplysz R Kasmedo D. Conely N. Kecmer P Kida S. Kimack D. Kirschbaum M. Kortlang T. Kucher S. Kulick L Kunz R Kunzig J Kuser Good Evening! 91 Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 A nice, warm welcome! M. La Point ). Lauten C. Lee S. Lee V. Leigh M Lombardi j. Ludwig B Luedtke H Lyons M Macaluso M. Marion J Martin L Mataro C. Mathews S. Matthews G. Me Cabe M Me Cormick D. McGill M. Me Grath R Me Kernan 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 A Megale G. Milarck D. Miller S. Miller R Monroe G Montano L Mugavero C. Mulhall K. Murphy P. Murphy And then what happened? 93 Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Li Studying the past! G Planza P Pangis W Pappa C. Parios C Parken R Parmerter K. Paterson D Pellegrini L Picardo P Pimanis S. Popivchak j Post P Post R Pyatak G. Quigley R Quine J Rhinesmith C. Richardson R Ricker K. Rooney 94 Don't look up! 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 Oh Brother! Lunch is my favorite period! J Rossi R Ruby C Rush J Ryan M. Sanfilippo A. Schlotterbeck A Schmidt K. Schneider T. Scholer D. Sciuto L. Scognamiglio D. Seaman K. Seifer D. Sheehan T. Shortman T. Shultis M. Simerson D Sitgreaues P Sledge C. Smith 95 Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 L. Smith R Smith M. Smolen C. Solowsky M.Soucy P Soules B Sparks C. Spear D. Spellman L. Stanton ). Stassi K Stock C. Sruble S. Struble J Struck S. Suler S Temby D. Thompson L. Tideman C. Tintle 96 Another day, another flat. You're kidding?! J3 83 83 83 83 83 C. Tirella C. Toto M. Tracy S. Trainor K. Turi K Vail R Vandenbos A Van Orden S. Van Tassell P. Van Wageningen P Varga E Vath J. Villalba D Villari D. Villari 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 T. Vorce D. Vigh J. Wagner L. Walley M. Walmsley H Walsh J. Walters C. Waltz M. Wargacki E Wehrkamp 97 Class of 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 83 M Whitmore R Wiegel K Yocum L. Wienbrock J. Yuhas D. Witty K Zelles k-V v I , Time to eat for Tom STUDENT LIFE Champions, a tri-screen media experience presented at an assem- bly earlier this year, accurately sums up student life We are all free to be ourselves and shape our fantasies into realities. No longer is it merely the auditorium, but Broadway Melodies as would be Sarah Bernhardt's and Fred Astaire's storm the stage in Bye, Bye Birdie. Whether it's a quick smile or sleepy wink exchanged across the classroom, the crowning of Harvest King and Queen, or ear- splitting shrieks at the De Paul pep rally, each event adds a new memory of individual achievement and group enjoyment. 100 The Year That Was ... The closing months of the 70's were at hand as school opened to a particularly mild September. In the calm before the storm, the football and field hockey teams worked toward repeat performances of last year's stunning championships and nervous Freshmen accustomed themselves to mysterious corridors. As the nation felt the grip of inflation, Butler students also spent their extra cents as the hot lunch soared from the traditional bOt to 651 and the favorite 10£ luxury cookie shrank to a 15£ subcompact model Gold prices rocketed, yet we managed to muster the Big Blue and just enough glitter for an outstanding spirit week that featured hat, shade, overall and Senior T-shirt day October saw a world upside down as Khomeni came to power, 50 Americans were taken hostage, a storm hit Butler and De Paul romped in football With such a crisis at hand, Seniors forgot Carey Avenue's potholes and graduation itch in the wake of a gas shortage and possible draft Gudonov and Baryshnikov made headlines as our Harvest Ball Dance crowned the King and Queen of 1979. Champions message of individuality gave many an added boost in a cold and dreary month Christmas cards weren't the only last minute items crammed in the mail as college-bound Seniors frantically respected the January 1st application deadline. Snow arrived at last burying the Interact Club's hope of a Kilbarchin Christmas till after the Holidays January and February boggled Carter's mind with Afghanistan and students minds with exams. As Carter, Reagan, Anderson, Bush and Kennedy vie for the 80 election, Butler students filed their own choices for candidates in the Junior Officials Program. The nation faces key decisions as do the Seniors with their futures so close at hand But the immediate sphere promises to be a time of special memories as we look to the Prom, 1980 Nugget, trips, and graduation. 102 Just To Dance With You Perhaps the favorite social events of any school are its dances and B H.S is certainly no exception. Beginning with the Harvest Ball Dance to top off an exciting fall sports season, our 1979 King Dave Churchill and Queen Amy Mataro were crowned before a tense and excited crowd Although dances back to back are often unsuccessful, this was proven a myth by an October Halloween Dance that combined great food, wild music and zany costumes for an enjoyable evening. Hearts were worn on sleeves and every place else as Butler sweethearts boogied at the annual Valentine's Day Dance. For a change of pace the final dance of the year was a genuine Knee slapping hoe down preceded by a hick day. 105 T3 The Curtain Rises After months of practice, we will be treated to a greatly missed event — A musical here at B.H.S. On April 24th - 26th, director Ms. Belinfante and her talented cast will present Bye, Bye Birdie to the public. Although patience can be worn thin and the tension of learning not only lines but complicated dance steps and vocal pieces can be wearing, the end result is sure to be a master- piece. The play deals with the affect, heart throp Conrad Birdie, has on small town girls. Besides the intricate choreography and musical numbers, Mr. McConnel has a highly competent stage crew to ensure proper lighting and sound. So, when the curtain rises, there's no doubt that Bye, Bye Birdie will bring down the house! 106 Life in the Real... johan Anggard, Stefan Michels, Peter Cade I remember the confusing experience of first coming here all the big cars, hamburgers and parties going to church and a different school a new family situation Who am I, you ask. I'm johan Anggard, the Swedish exchange student, and I'm also one of you. I've discussed the experience with Stefen Michels and Peter Cade, our exchange stu- dents from Germany and Denmark. As things became familiar, we soon discovered how people really are very similar here and well, back there I can't really say back home , because now this is home , too The one problem that we had to get used to was the feeling that the students didn't have much to say about a lot of the issues in school At the same time, we enjoyed the way we could choose our curriculum more freely than at home. We also enjoyed all the clubs and sports activities that were very valuable to us in getting to know the people in the school These moments aren't only experienced by us, the foreign exchange students, but are shared by all. It's the warm satisfying feeling of learning new things, overcoming the fear, and adjusting to new situations. 108 109 o Junior-Senior Girls Hit the Gridiron On a crisp fall day the gallant male gridders of B.H.S were sweetly shoved off the field by two talented new teams. Yes, those same smiling faces seen every week in cheering and field hockey skirts, band front dresses and cross country or gymnastics uniforms now showed up in tough Tee's and sneakers ready to hit the dirt. A close match saw Pam Liddicoat scoring the winning touch-down to wrap up another exciting version of the annual Junior-Senior football game The air was heavy with competition as coaches Coscia and Mulligan cheered their gals to victory. All in all the end result was a lot of fresh air, fun and a tense, but rowdy game 111 1980s I Do you own gold? A ALEXANDER, JOHN 9 Woodward Ave . Bloomingdale CIE 12 ANDRETTA, JOE 8 Elm St., Bloomingdale Football 9, 11, 12, Indoor Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Track 9. 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 ANGGARD. JOHAN 87 Bartholdi Ave . Butler Cross Country 12; Fencing 12; Forensic Club 12; Interact 12, Outdoors Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12, Junior Officials 12 APPALUCCIO. BOB 2 Hasbrouck Ave , Butler Football 9, Wrestling 9, 10; Soccer 10. Vo-Tech 11.12 AUG. GREG W 83 Rafkind Rd , Bloomingdale Football 9. 10; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12. Varsity Club 11.12 AUNCST. LARRY B BACHMANN. MICHAEL 21 Cameron Ave . Pompton Plains Football 9. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 10, 11,12, Interact 11 BAILEY, EDWARD BAILEY, LINDA 194 Reeve Ave., Bloomingdale Track 10 BARAUSKAS. ANDREA 119 Kakeout Road, Butler Softball 9,10. 11,12; Fencing 9, 10, 11. Band 9. Honor Society 11. 12. Varsity Club 11, 12, Math League 12. Junior Officials 12 BARREIT. CINDY 32 Maple Ave., Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10. 11, 12. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12, Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12 (Capt); Interact 9. 10. 11, 12 (President); Student Council 10. 12 (appointed); Honor Society 11. 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Math League 12; Junior Officials 12 BARRY, ANITA 130 Belleview Ave , Butler Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (Capt ); Track 9,10,11,12; Indoor Track 10, 11. 12. Interact 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12, Honor Society 11, 12; Literary Magazine 11. Yearbook Staff 12 (Photography Editor). BARRY, SHEILA 130 Belleview. Butler Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (Capt ); Track 9,10, Indoor Track 9; Honor Society 11. 12; Literary Magazine 11. Girl's State Nominee 11; Year- book Staff 12 (Photography Editor). BE AM, MICHELE BEDFORD. MICHAEL 334 Spring St . Butler Outdoor Track 9; Yearbook Pho- tographer 9, 10. 11. 12. TV Club 11. 12; School Activities Photographer 12 BEF1RE, LISA 23 Arch St., Butler Basketball Cheering 9. 10, 11, Football Cheering 10. 11. 12 BFNACK. DIANE 6 Glenwild Ave , Bloomingdale Student Council 10, Drama Club 12; School Play 12 BFRCEN, TED 42 Notchwood Rd , Butler Ski Team 9,10,11.12; Math League 12 BFRCESTED. WENDY 49 Hilltop Terr , Butler Student Council 9 (English Rep ), 10 (Class Senatori, 11 (English Rep ), 12 (Vice-President). Gymnastics 9, 10. 11, 12 (Co-Capt ). Interact 9, 10. 11. 12 (Vice-President); Track 10; Varsity Club 11, 12. Graduation Usherette 11: Basketball Cheering 11. Football Cheering 11, 12. School Play 12 BERMINCHAM, JOHN 9 Ridge Rd , Bloomingdale Radio and TV Club 11, 12; Drama 11,12; Forensic Club 12 (President) BOGUSH. GRFG 111 Glenwild Ave . Bloomingdale Fencing 9, 10, 11. 12. Coif 9. 10,11. 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; literary Magazine 11. Math League 11, 12 (President), Honor Society 11, 12, junior Officials 12 Senior BOISSONNEAULT, CHERYL 64 Kiel Ave , Butler Vo-Tech 11 (Cosmetology I), 12 (Cosmetology II) BOSSARD, ELAINE 20 Woodward Ave., Butler Business Staff 10, 11, 12. Interact K); Jerseymen 10, 11; Student Council 11; Literary Magazine 11; Drama Club 12 BOXMEYFR. DAVE b4 Outlook St . Butler Fencing 9.10.11 (Capt ), 12 (Capt ); Varsity Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 12, Interact 9, 12, Junior Officials 12, Tennis Club 9, 10 BURKE. JERRY 39 Lakeside Ave., Bloomingdale Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 11. Interact 11. 12 BURKE. BILL 27 Sanders PI., Butler Basketball 9. 10; Track 9, 10; Student Council 9. Math League 11. 12 BURT. JACKIE 141 Pine Tree Rd. Glenwild lake, Bloomingdale Attendance Runner 9; Ctrl's Clee 9. 11. Concert Choir 12, Cood-as- Gold 12, Interact 9. 10, 11, 12. Radio Club 9. 10, 11. 12; TV Club 11, 12. Senior Play Cast 9, Middle State's Evaluation Committee 9; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12, History Fair 10 (Coordinator), 11 (Advisor); lerseymen 10. 11 (Secre- tary); Yearbook Staff 11 (Supple- ment Editor), 12 (Copy Editor), French Club 10 (Paris Trip); Track 10. 11. NJ State Teen Arts Festival (Poet) 11; Bandfront (Rifles) 11, 12 (Sergeant); Competition Winter Rifle Squad 11, Concert Usherette 11. NJ Girl’s State Representative 11. Literary Magazine 11, Honor Society 11, 12, Presidential Class- room 12; Independent Law Pro- gram 12 C CAILLETEAU, SANDRA 85 Clark St., Bloomingdale Student Council 9. 10, 11, 12; J.V Softball 9, 10; Basketball Cheering 9. 10. 11; Football Cheering 10, 11, 12; Usherette 11; Drama Club 12. Honor Society 11.12; Class Officer 9. 10,11 (Vice-Pres ), 12 (Treasurer) CANTY, LLOYD 26 Cascade Way. Butler Vo-Tech 11. 12 CAPONE, ANNA 22 New St . Butler Student Council 9 (Class President). 11. Interact 9. 10 CARD. BEVERLY MARIE 43 Manning Ave Chorus 9, 10; Track 9; Student Council 9 (English Rep ), Gradua- tion Usherette 11, Drama 12; CHE 12 CARROLL. CAROL ANN 62 Mam St., Bloomingdale COE 12 CARUSO, CHERYL 18 Adalist Ave , Butler Band 9 CAUFIELD DAVID 8 Sanders PI.. Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 12; Indoor Track 10, 11; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Student Council 9 (English Rep), 10. 11, 12 (English Rep); Interact 12 CAVALLARO. JOHN CERISANO. LORI 18 Hilltop Terr . Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10, 11, 12. Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. Track 9. Varsity Club 11. 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Historian), Interact 12 (Secretary); Junior Officials 12 CHURCHILL. DAVID ) 44 Belleview Ave , Butler football 9. 10. 11, 12. Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12. Baseball9, Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. NJ Boy s State Rep 11; Honor Society 11, 12, Junior Of- ficials 12 COBUZIO, ANTHONY COFFEY. ANNE 51 Knolls Rd . Bloomingdale History Fair 10 (First Place); Busi- ness Staff 11. 12; Graduation Usherette 11. Interact 12; DE 12; DECA 11. 12 (Second Place DECA North regional Conference). Directory COLE, VERA 150 Kiel Ae . Butler Interact 9. 10, 11. 12; Indoor Track 9, Student Council 10 (English Rep ); Tennis Club K). CHE 11. 12 COLLETTI, GARY CONTE. TONY 38 Sunset Ave.. Butler Radio and TV Club 9. 10. 11, 12. Track 9, 10. 11, 12, Jerseymen 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Cross Country 11. History Fair Committee 12, New York Times; Stage Crew 12; Yearbook Staff 12. CORSON. ROY 80 High St . Butler Fencing 9; Student Council 9 (English Rep ), Concert Choir 9, 10. 12; Barbershoppers 9, 10, Cood-as- Cold 12. Band 10. 11, 12, Brass Ensemble 12; School Play 12, Maple Leaf 11. Drama Club 12. CRAMER. TERRY 2 Guenter St., F3utler Vo-Tech (H V AC) 11, 12 CRIBB. EDWARD CRISCITEUI, BRENDA 12 Ryerson Ave , Bloomingdale CHE 11. 12 CROCKETT. SHEILA CROSS, DEAN 19 Morse Ave . Butler Ski Team 9. 10. 11 Soccer 9. Cross Country 10, 11) Track 10. 11. 12, Indoor Track 11, 12; Jerseymen 11, 12; Literary Magazine 11, Outdoors Club 11 (Founder 'President), 12 (President) CRUM. ROBIN CSANITZ. INGRID FLI7ABFTH 90 Red Twig Trail. Bloomingdale Band 9. 10. 11; Fencing 10; Choir 10. 11. 12, Honor Society 12; COE 12. CURRAN. FRANCESCA 54 Myrtle Ave , Butler Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9. 12 (Keil House Cats); Student Council 9 (Class Rep ); ETowling 10. Literary Magazine 11; Concert Choir 11,12, Good-as-Cold 11,12; N) Regional I Choir 12. CUSACK, ANDY 28 Valley Rd.. Butler Wrestling 9, 10; Student Council 9 (Class Treasurer). D DALEO, NANCY 5 Elm Street, Butler D ANGELO, JFANINF 90 Summit Ave . lake Edenwold, Butler Concert Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Good- as-Gold 9. 10. 11. 12. Fencing 9, 10. 11 (Capt ), Band 11, 12, Stage Band 12; Brass Ensemble 12; Honor Society 12 DAVIES. CAROLYN 5 Aten PI., Butler Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; Softball 9, 10. 11. 12. Field Hockey 9. 10, 11, 12. Varsity Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9 (English Rep ). DEBONTE. CYNTHIA 19 Valley View. Bloomingdale Band 9, 10. Fencing 9; Track 9; Winter Rifle Squad 10, Choir 10,11, 12; Band Front 11 (Flags). Interact 11. Jerseymen 10. 11 (Governor of Morris County), 12 (President) DFKORTE. LYNN 78 Kakeout Rd.. Butler Student Council 9 (Rep ). 10 (Class President), 11 (Rep ); Interact 9, 10, 11.12. Track 9. 10. Varsity Club 10. Graduation Usherette 11 DE LA OSA. MARY 28 Sandra Lane. Bloomingdale Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11. 12 (Vice-Pres ); Field Hock- ey 10. 11. 12; Interact 9, 10. 11; Student Council 10 DEMAREST, DENISE 90 Kiel Ave . Butler 8and 9. Softball 10, Basketball Cheering 10. Literary Magazine 11 DI CIACOMO. ANNA 20 Van Dam Ave , Bloomingdale Drama Club 12 Dl LAURA. CHRISTY 54 Fitcher St.. Bloomingdale Graduation Usherette 11, CHE 12 UIMITRION. JOHN 99 Kakeout Rd., Butler Soccer 9. 10, 11. 12. Fencing 9. 10. 11,12, Tennis Ciub 9,10; Track 12; Junior Officials 12 DI ORIO, JIM 43 Knolls Rd , Bloomingdale Track 9, 10, Cross Country 11; Maple Leaf 11, Math League 12 Dl ORIO. WENDY 160 Kiel Ave.. Butler Softball 9. 10. 11. 12, State History Fair Award 9, Interact 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Varsity Club 12. Football Cheering 12, CIE 12 DISSER. MARY ANN UOERNER. LORI 9 Chestnut St., tiloomingdale Yearbook Staff 9, 10. 11, Fencing 9. H $ Office Runner 9, 11; Guidance Runner 10. Interact 10, 11. Literary Magazine 11; Honor Society 12; CHE 12. Drama Club 12 DOF SAY. JOANN 18 Crane Ave . Bloomingdale Interact 10, 11. 12; Fashion Show 10. Yearbook Staff 11 (Supple- ment). 12; School Play (Costumes) 11. 12. Literary Magazine 11 (Typ- ing Editor); H S Office Runner 11. Arts and Humanities Fair 12; COE 12 DOOLEY. BRIAN DRFXLER. KATHY 83 Ridge Rd , Butler Radio Club 9.10,11,12. Sk. Team 9. 10. Track 9. Interact 10, 11, Bandfront (Flags) 10. Business Staff 10, Yearbook Staff 11 (Co-Editor); Maple Leaf; Honor Society 11. 12; COE 12 DRUTHER. MICHELE DUFFY, JACQUELINE 38 Sunset Road, Bloomingdale Student Council 11, 12, Interact 11, 12. Radio and TV Club 11. 12. Jerseymen 11; Football Cheering 12; lunior Officials 12 E EBERS. STEPHEN ECKRICH. JANET 123 Belleview Ave . Butler Yearbook Staff 11. 12, Art Club 11. 12. Band (Mgr ) 11. Literary .Maga- zine 11; Library Staff 12; Honor Society 12. EISENHARDT. CHRIS EMMFTTS DAVID euStice, Cary 294 Glenwild Ave . Bloomingdale F FAGAN. JAYNE 109 Star Lake Ave . Bloomingdale Gid’s Glee 9. 10, 11; Guidance Runner 9. CHE 11.12 FANELLA. DAVID FAULKNER. RICK 74 Elizabeth St., Bloomingdale Wrestling 9. Motorcross 9, 10. 11, 12. Track 10. Soccer 10. Weight Lifting 11. 12 FIERRO. MIKE 19 Crane Ave . Bloomingdale Cross Country 9, Basketball 9. Soccer 10. 11 FINKLE. JOHN 66 Catherine St., Bloomingdale Football 9. 10. Baseball 9, 10. Student Council 9,10; Indoor Track 9. 10. Maple Leaf 11, literary Magazine 11, Bowling 12, Interact 12. lunior Officials 12, Varsity Club 12 Math League 11.12 FITZPATRICK. KATHI 11 Washington St . Butler Interact 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11, 12 (Treasurer). Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. Honor Society 11 12. Jr Officials 12 FLETCHER. RICHARD | 36 Arch St., Butler Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Football 9. 10; Varsity Club 11. 12. FORSHAN, DONNA 167 Ratkmd Rd , Bloomingdale Fencing 9, Tennis Club 9, Stage Crew 9, 10 (Secretary, 11 and 12 (Assistant Stage Manager). Guid- ance Runner 10, Interact 10, 11; (kind Front 10. 11 (78-79 MVP). 12 (Flag Sergeant) and (79-00 MVP); Math League 11, 12; lersey men 11 and 12 (Corresponding Secretary). Outdoorsman's Club 11 (Fund Rais- ing Chairman), Literary Magazine 11, Competition Flag Squad. Honor Society FREY. KEITH G GAFFNEY. WILLIAM GAMBUTI. KIM 37 Arch St . Butler Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Softball 9, 10. 11; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12 CHFRARDI. PETER 16 Elm St.. Bloomingdale Football 9,10. 11. 12 (Co-Capta.n); Indoor Track 9, 10, 11. Outdoor Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Maple Leaf 11, Honor Society 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); Varsity Club 11, 12 (Secretary); Math League 11,12; Bovs' State 11; Junior Officials 12 CILBERTI. CHERYL CLUCK. TERRI 92 Reservoir Ave , Butler Indoor Track 11, 12, Track 11, 12 (Co-Captain), Interact 11, lunior Officials 12 (Blue Party Chairman) CORGA. MIKE 71 Fitcher St., Bloomingdale Soccer 9. Track 11. 12, Cross Country 11. 12. GREGORY. BRIAN GRIMM. KAREN 12 Notchwood Rd.. Butler H S Office Runner 9, Jerseymen 9, K); Interact 10. 11. Chorus 10. 11; History Fair Committee 10. Band Front (Rifle Squad) 11. Literary Magazine 11. Honor Society (Board Chairperson Tutoring) 12; Aaron Decker Tutor 12 CUDAT. DON CUENTFR. DANNY 126 Belleview Ave , Butler Football 9. 10. 11, 12. Wrestling 9. K . 11. 12. Baseball (Varsity Mer ) 9, Class Senator 9, 11. Varsity Club 9, 11. 12. Student Council 9, 10, 11; Oama Club 10. 12, Senior Play 10. 12, Guidance Runner 10. Junior Officials 12 H HAID. MARK HALL, DAVE 53 Rafkind Rd , Bloomingdale Skiing 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 10. 11 HALL. CRAHAM 27 Brook St . Butler Fencing 10 HAMMEI.L. WILLIAM HANUSEWICZ. HELEN 120 Decker Rd., Butler Guidance Runner 9, H S Office Runner 11 HART. DIANE 29 Hillside Ave . Butler Choir 9. 10. Band Front (Flag Squad) 10.11.12. Competition Drill Team. Senior Class Play 10; Inter- act 10; History Fair Organization Committee 10; Literary Magazine 11. Jerseymen 11 HARTMANN, ONALISE 50 Hill Top Terr . Bloomingdale Guidance Runner 9; DECA 12; DE 12. Curtain Time 12 HEICL, JOHN 80 Reservoir Ave . Butler Football 9, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12, Dance Committee 9, 10. 11; Student Council 9. 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Literary Magazine 11, Boys' State Alternate 11; Varsity Club 11, 12, Honor Society 12. Senior Class Officer 12, Interact 12 HENDRICK, TIMOTHY HINGCE, MICHAEL 74 Morse Lake Rd . Bloomingdale HENRY, WILLIAM Senior Directory HORAN, MERN 75 Reservoir Ave , Butler Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Racing Team 9. 10, 11. 12, Track learn 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Interact 10. 11. 12. Girls' State Alternate 11; Honor Society (Treasurer) 12; Presidential Class- room Delegate 12 HOWELL. ROB 74 Reservoir Ave.. Butler Sorcer 9, 10. 11 (Varsity), 12 (Varsity); Wrestling 9, 10 HUFFMAN, STEVE 22 Leonard Rd., Butler Varsity Fencing 9, 10. 11 (Captain), 12 (Captain). Tennis Club 9, 10; Varsity Club 9 10, 11. 12, Varsity Soccer 11, 12 (Captam); Honor Society 11. 12; Literary Magazine 11. Yearbook Staff 11. Varsity Track 12; Math League 12. lunior Officials 12 HUHA. SOPHIA HUI, STEPHANIE 2 High St.. Bloomingdale Band (Concert Marching) 9, 10, 11. Girls' Clee Club 9. 10. 11; Concert Choir 12 I INCLIS, ROBERT 16 Ryerson Ave., Bloomingdale lACQUEL. LORI 25 Sally St., Bloomingdale JANSSON. CRAIC K KAHN. DIANA 81 W'oodward Ave , Bloomingdale Student Council (Rep ) 9.10,11, 12; Interact 9. 10. 11. COE 11. 12 KAY. JOYCE KELLY. JACKIE 175 Rafkind Rd , Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10, 11. 12. Basket- ball 9. 10. 11; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12, KENDER, ART 63 Sunset Ave . Butler Vo-Tech 11.12; Wrestling 12 KENNFY. MICHAEL 189 Reeve Ave , Bloomingdale Wrestling 9. 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Literary Magazine 11; Math League 12. Varsity (Tub 12 KIMACK. DAVID KISCH. DAVID KOVATCH, JACQUELINE KOWAL, JASON KREMFR, DAVID 37 Hillcrest Dr , Bloomingdale KRESKI, CHRIS 86 Summit Ave., Butler Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Track 9, 10. Indoor Track 9,10; Student Council 9, 11. TV Club 11, 12. Radio Club 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12. National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist 12, Varsity Club 11. 12. Interact 12 KULICK, SCOTT 255 Glenwild Ave.. Bloomingdale Cross Country 9 10, Track 9, 10, 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12; Soccer 11. 12, Indoor Track 11, 12, Junior Officials 12 L IAPOINT. KAREN 36 Glenwild Ave., Bloomingdale Band I ron 11. 12. Art Club 11. 12 (Vice-Pres); Business Staff 11. Honor Society 12 LAPOINTE, PATRICK LARRY. MARY ELLEN 23 Rverson Ave., Bloomingdale Yearbook Staff 11. 12 (Student life Editor); Student Council 9, 10, 11 (English Rep.), 12 (Alt Rep ); Band Front (Flags) 11, 12, Basketball (Mgr ) 9,10.11. Varsity Club 10,11. 12, Business Staff 10; Interact 9, 10, 11; Girl's Glee 9, 10; Concert Choir 11. Guidance Runner 9; Tennis Club 9. Maple leaf 11; Literary Magazine 11. Outdoors Club 11 (Vice-Pres ), Stage Crew 12, Honor Society 12 LEE. MATTHEW LEIDA.CUY I. ILOIA. CYNTHIA 13 Jeffrey Dr , Bloomingdale Gymnastics 9,10,11, 12; Basketball Cheering 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 9. 10, II. 12, Football Cheering 10, 11,12; Senior Officer 12. DECA 12; Har- vest Queen Nominee 12 LIME, DFBRA 8 Pearl St., Bloomingdale Interact 9. 10. 11. 12, Varsity Club 10. II, 12; Field Hockey 10. 11 and 12 (Mgr ); Basketball 10. Track 10, 11 and 12 (Mgr ); Honor Soc iety 11, 12; lunior Officials 12. Student Council (Rep ) 12 LIS. DAWN LITTLE. BRENDA KATHERYN 164 Rafkind Rd , Bloomingdale Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12 LORIZ, CARL 124 Bartholdi Ave . Butler Football 9. 10. 11, 12. Baseball 9; Varsity Club 11. 12. Interact 12; Junior Officials 12, Wrestling 12 LYON. DANIEL Lafayette Ave., Butler Maple Leaf 11. Smoking Hall 9, 10, 11. 12 M MAC INTOSH. KENNETH 127 Rafkind Rd . Bloomingdale Fencing 9. 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12 iMACK. GEORGE 33 Matthews Terr . Bloomingdale Baseball 9 (Freshmen), 10 (J V ), Varsity Basketball Mgr 9. Varsity Golf 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12 MALINSKI. DENISE 101 Star Lake Rd , Bloomingdale Basketball Cheering 9, 10. Student Council 9; Football Cheering 10. 11. COE 12 MANNINC. MONICA MARICONDA. KENNETH MARIENTHAL. DEBRA 189 Rafkind Rd.. Bloomingdale Field Hocke 9,10, 11, 12. Softball 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9. Varsity Club 10, 11. 12, Junior Officials 12 MARKIIN, GRETA 14 New Street, Butler Student Council 9, 10, 11; Interact 9. 10, Bowling learn 11, COE 12 MARSH IFNNIFFR 135 Vreeland Ave.. Bloomingdale Girl's Glee 9. 10; Guidance Runner 10,11. Concert Choir 11. 12. Band- front 11, 12; Business Staff 11, 12; DECA 11, 12 (Vice-Pres ), Honor Society 12; Ushertette 11 MARTIN. ERIC MATARO. AMY Kampfe Lake, Bloomingdale Field Flockey Manager 9; Fencing 9. 10; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; Interact 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10 (Election Committee) (Social Committee), II 12 (Co-Chair- person Decorating Committee); History Fair 10 (Awards Committee Chairperson), 11 (Awards Commit- tee Advisor), Class Vice-Pres 10; Jerseymen 11, Maple Leaf 11, Honor Society 11, 12 (President); Class President 11. 12; Junior Officials 12; Harvest Queen 12 MAZZA. NANCI MAZZUCCO,KURT 37 Kiel Ave . Butler DECA 11. 12 MC GEE. TRACY MC KANE ROBERT MC KERNAN. DENNIS 46 Geunther St , Butler Vo-Tech 11. 12 (Welding) .MCNAMARA, DAWN 39 Star Lake Rd.. Bloomingdale Choir 10, 11, Competition Twirling 10, Jerseymen 10, 11; Interact 10. 11 MEADE, PAULA 144 Hamburg Tpk , Bloomingdale Irack 10; CHE 11, 12 MENGER, BARBARA 101 1 2 Star Lake Rd . Bloomingdale CHE 12. Homeroom Rep 12, Oama Club 12, School Play 12 MERUSI. At 8 Hilltop Terr Bloomingdale Football 9. 10,11.12. Baseball 9.10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 11. 12, Varsity Club 11. 12, Honor Society 11,12, Interact 12, Student Council 12; Bov s State Alt 12 MILLER. DORA MOLLOY, MAURIEN 55 Hilltop Terr , Bloomingdale Interact 9. 10. 12; Student Council 9, 10, Track 11; Maple Leaf 11; Cross Country 12, Varsity Club 12; lunior Officials 12; Tennis 12 MONID. RUSSELL 29 Pearl St , Bloomingdale MOORHEAD. ROY 23 High St , Butler Football 9; Wrestling 10. DECA 12 MORSE. KA1HY 257 Macopin Rd., West Milford Fencing 9,10 (Varsity), 11 (Varsity); Literary Magazine (Typing Editor) 11, Honor Society 12, Aaron Deck- er Tutoring 12 MUELLER. JACQUES 30 Cleary Ave . Butler Soccer 10; English Rep 11; Jersey- men 11, Frencn Club 11, Yearbook (Photography Editor) 11; Honor Society 11. 12 MULLER. ALISA MUNCZINSKI. SCOTT 49 Valley Rd.. Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. K . 11. 12. Baseball 9, Varsity Club 10. 11. 12 MURRAY. VERONICA M 27 Poplar St . Bloomingdale H.S. Office Runner 9. 10. 11; Inter- act 10, Maple Leaf 11, Art Club (President) 11, 12; Junior Officials (Gold Party). Richard Butler School Learning Center Aide N NAPOLITANO. MARK 176 Rafkind Rd , Bloomingdale Cross-Countrv 9, Yearbook Staff 11; Honor Society 12. Math League 12. Junior Officials 12 NATALE, RICH .3 Greenwood Ave , Butler Football 9, Baseball 9. Morris County Vo-Tech 11. 12 (Construc- tion Trades) NEEDHAMMER. LAURA 85 Knolls Rd . Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9, Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Capt), Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Interact 9. 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10. Varsity Club 10. 11, 12 (President). Math League 11, 12, Junior Officials 12 NELSON, GRECORY 12 Hilltop Terr.. Bloomingdale Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12, Coif 9, 10, 11. 12 (Capt ); Varsity Club 9. 10, 11. 12. Football 11, Interact 12. Junior Officials 12; Math League 12 NUNEZ. EDWARD 24 Ella St . Bloomingdale Student Council Rep.; Jerseymen 9, 10. Interact 10. 11, 12. Literary Magazine 11 NUNN. JIM 16902 Whitby Ave., Livonia, Ml 48154 Cross Country 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Maple Leaf 11. Track 12 O O'KEEFE, KEVIN 78 Reservoir Ave , Butler Band 9. 10.11. 12, Fencing 9, 10. 11, 12. Cross Country 9, 10; jerseymen 11,12, Honor Society 11, 12, Stage Band 12, Woodwind Ensemble 12 O'NEILL, LISA MAURFFN Star Lake Rd . Bloomingdale ORENCE. GAYLE OSBORN. CAROLE OSMON, LARRY 141 Union Ave , Bloomingdale OSTERHOUDT, MALCOLM 77 Decker Rd . Butler Baseball 9,10. Basketball 9, Soccer K). 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. 12; lunior Officials 12 OIT. PAMELA 52 Red Twig Trail. Bloomingdale Student Council 9. Gymnastics 9, 10. 11. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Drama Club 12 Senior Directory OTTATI. LINDA 4 Waterfall Vlg , Bloomingdale Guidance Runner 9, Fencing 9, 10 11. 12. Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 School Play 10; Jerseymen 11, 12 Math League 11. 12, Literary Maga me 11. Honor Society 11, 12 CL IA 11. History Lair Coordinator 12 OUTWATER. JEFFREY P PAGANO, LYNNE PALACIO. CHERYL 995 Cordes St., Oradell Band Front (Twirling Squad) 10; Competition Twirling Squad 10; Band Camp (M I T Award) 11; Foreign Language Festival 11, Liter- ary Magazine 11. Business Staff 11, 12, COE 12. Drama Club 12, School Flay 12, Interact 12 PANDORF, KLITH PANCARO BEV 39 Sunset Re., Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12; Softball 9 10. 11. 12. Basketball 10; Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; Junior Officials 12 PANUCCI. FRANK 12 Cedar St., Butler Football 9. 10 11, 12; English Rep 10; Varsity Club 12; lumor Officials 12 PAPPA, MICHAEL 8 Maple Lake Rd , Bloomingdale Boxing 1979 1980 Diamond Cloves PARKHURST. LAURIE 72 Siek Rd.. Butler concert Choir 11. Cood-as-Gold 11, 12; Drama Club 12; School Play 12 PATERSON, JO ANNE 10 Ridge Rd , Bloomingdale PAULINO, NEIL PECHKO. ANDREW H 11 Valley View, Bloomingdale J V Wrestling 9. 10, Varsity Soccer 10. 11. 12. TV Club 11 PEER. RICHARD PELLEGRINI. MICHAEL 73 Belleview Ave . Butler Honor Society 12 PETERSON. DAVID 157 Rafkmd Rd , Bloomingdale Football 9. 10. Basketball 9. 10, 11 12 (Varsity); Track Field 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 10. 12 (3 year). POPIVCHAK, IOSEPH POST. RECINA PRIMROSE, BRUCE PRON, FRANK 63 Arch St . Butler Football 9; Soccer 10.11.12, Track 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12 PUGH, EDWARD Q QUICLEY. ANNE 16 Umor Ave , Bloomingdlae Interact 9. Student Council (English Rep ) 9, 10; Drama Club 12, CHE 12 QUINE, JANET 161 Kiel Ave.. Butler Girls' Glee 9, 10; HS Office Runner 9. 10; Tennis Club 9. 10, Band Front (Flags) 10, 11, 12; Competition Flag Squad 10. 11, 12 (Captain); Concert Choir 10. 11; Stage Crew 10. 11 (Secretary). 12 (Stage Manager); Competition Twirling 11, Jerseymen (Treasurer) 11. 12, Math league 11. 12. Honor Society 11. 12; Interact 11; Maple Leaf 11 R RAMSEY, JACK RANKIN, SHAWN 41 Hilltop lerr., Bloomingdale Ski Team 11. 12 REILLY. DAWN REUL, CHRIS RICKER. BONNIE 31 So Gifford St . Butler Guidance Runner 9; Attendance Runner 10, DECA 11 (School Store). 12; DE 12 RIIEY. RICHARD 31 Sally St , Bloomingdale Math League 11. Track 11. Honor Society 11, 12 ROWE. MARY ANNE 89 Carey Ave , Butler Varsity Track 9, 10, 12; Attendance Runner 9, Varsity Cross Country 9, K). 11 (Mgr ), Interact 9,10. 11 12 (Treasurer). Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12, History Fair Committee 10; Student Council 10, Football Cheering 11. 12. Basketball Cheer- ing 11, literary Magazine 11. Usherette 11. Honor Society 11, 12; (Secretary); Junior Officials 12. RUCEL. RITA 14 Washington St . Butler Wrestling Mgr 9. K); Field Hockey Mgr 11; Track 11. Varsity Club 11, 12. Interact 12. Honor Society 12 RUGG. TERRY RUIZ. CYN1HIA 16 Grace Valley Rd , Butler Cross Country 9, 12 (Mgr ); Track Field 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 9. K). 11. 12; Indoor Track 10. 11; Band 11; Band Front 11 RUPEIKIS, MIKE 4 Sally St., Bloomingdale AVA 9; DECA 11 (School Store), 12 RYFRSON. PETE 59 Rafkmd Rd., Bloomingdale football 9. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10, 11, Varsity Club 12, Student Coun- cil 12 5 SABIO. VINCE 90 Van Dam Ave., Bloomingdale Math League 11. 12 SCHAD. CYNTHIA SCHMIDT, KAREN 143 Unior Ave , Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9, 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball 9. Track 9. 10. 11. 12 (Capt ); Interact 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 9. 10. 11, 12 (Treasurer); Attendance Runner 9. Indoor Track 10, 11. 12, Competition Twirling 10; English Rep 11. lerseymen 11. Honor Society 12. Homeroom Rep 12; lunior Officials 12; Math League 12; Literary Magazine 11 SEDITA, MARK SEE. MARK SEIF tR. PAUL 232 Rafkind Rd . Bloomingdale Basketball 9. 10. 12. Track 9. 10, 11; lunior Officials 12. Varsity Club 12 SELINCER. JOHN 21 Ward Ave . Butler Vo-Tech 11, 12 (Advanced Elec- tronics) SFNCSTAKEN. INGRID SHERRER.TERESA SILENCE. CHRISTOPHER SILVERSEY. JOSEPH EDWARD K) Belleview Terr., Butler Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Baseball 9.10, 11,12; W'restling 9, Varsity Club 11, 12 SI EDGE, lOM 5 Butler PI , Butler Indoor Track 10. Track 10, Out- doors Club 11 SMITH, LEE ANN 9 Notchwood Rd.. Butler Gymnastics 9,10,11.12 (Co-Capt ), Marching Band 9. Concert Band 9. English Rep 9. State History Fair 9, Honor Society 11. 12. Interact 11 SMITH. PAUL Rt 32, Waldaboro. ME Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Jerseymen 9, 10, 11, 12 SPFLIMON. THOMAS 103 Vreeland Ave., Bloomingdale DECA 11 (School Store), 12 (Presi- dent); DE 12. Business Staff 12 STEARNS. KELLY 110 Valley Rd . Butler Cirls Glee 9. 10. 11. Concert Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; Band Front (Flag) 10. 11. 12. Bowling 10. 11. 12. Student Council 10. Class Senator 10, Morris County Vo-Tech 11, 12 (Cosmetology) S1 ROEDLCKE, CONNIE L 239 Boonton Ave , Butler Band (Concert Marching) 9, 10. 11. 12. Track Mgr 9. 10 11. Girls Glee 9. Jerseymen 10, 11, 12, Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. Cood-as- Cold K . 11, 12. Interact II. 12; Student Council 11. School Play 12, Forensics (Treasurer) 12, All North Jersey Region I Choir • Soprano II 12, Literary Magazine 11, Together Camp 11 STRUBLE, LISA Attendance Runner 9, 10. 11. 12 STUART, JOHN A STUKENBORC, LOUIS T TABATNECK. MARY TAGGART, ANN 32 Captolene Ave.. Bloomingdale Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12. Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. 12, Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. Interact 11, 12. 8usmess Staff 11; Drama Club 12 TERRULLI. MIKE 2 Hiller Ct . Bloomingdale Soccer Club 9, 10. Boxing Club 11, 12 UNTIE. LORI 147 Boonton Ave , Butler Guidance Runner 9; H S. Office Runner 9, Jerseymen 11 12 (Corres- ponding Secretary); Library Aide 11.12. Art Club 11, 12. Maple Leaf 11, Honor Society 12 TROLLER. HAl 83 Roosevelt Ave . Butler Golf 10. 11. 12. Varsity Club 11, 12 U URBANIAK, GRFG 3 Jeffrey Drive, Bloomingdale Varsity Ski Team 9, 10. 11, 12, Soccer Club 9. 10, Track Team 9, 12. Varsity Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Varsity Soccer Team 11, 12 V VALKO, BOB 70 Ffillside Dr . Bloomingdale Wrestling 9. 10, Hockey 9, 10, 11. 12; TV Club 11. 12 VAN BERGEN, MARILYN VANDERHOFF. RAYMOND 17 Lakeside Ave . Bloomingdale Honor Society 11, 12, Math League 12 VAN NIEKERK. JOAN 22 No. Western Ave., Butler H S. Office Runner 9. 10. Attend- ance Runner 10, Literary Magazine 11; Drama Club 12 VAN ZILE, FIOWARD VEESART. DAWN 94 Red Twig Trail, Bloomingdale Student Council Rep 9. 10, 11. 12, Interact 9,10. 11.12, Concert Choir 9, 10, Attendance Runner 9, Liter- ary Magazine 11; Usherette 11. Honor Society 11. 12. Designed logo for senior play bill 11, senior T-shirt and slogan 12 VIGH. TIMOTHY VILLARI. WILLIAM 14 Poplar St.. Bloomingdale Cross Country 9 11; Skiing 9. 11; Golf 9. 12 W WALEK. VINCENT 23 Sycamore Rd , Bloomingdale Football 9. 10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt ); Track 9. 10. 12. Interact 9. W'res- tling 9, Student Council 9, Harvest King Nominee 12. School Play 12 W'ALL, STACEY 279 Andrews PI . Bloomingdlae English Rep Alt 9. 10 (Rep ). 11 (Rep ), Tennis Club 10, Interact 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary 10; Student Council 10. 11. 12 (President). Varsity Club 12; Youth Advisory Council 12, lunior Officials 12 WALZ, BARBARA 9 Highland Ave , Bloomingdale Class Vice-Pres 9. Student Council 9.10, 11. 12. Varsity Track 9, 10. 11. 12, J V Basketball 9, English Rep 9.10.11, Homeroom Rep 12. Inter- act 9. 10. 11. 12; Usherette 11. Varsity Club 10. 11. 12. J V Bowling 11. lunior Officials 12 WATERS. SCOTT 127 Glenwiid Ave . Bloomingdale Football 9 Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9, 11. 12. Varsity Club 11. 12; Math League 12 (Secretary), Church Dance Committee 11 WEBLR. PITER WESTDYK. CRAIG 71 Knolls Rd . Bloomingdale Track 9 (J V ); Bowling 10 (J V ). DECA 11. 12. Interact 12 WHITMORE. TED 14 Grace Valley Rd . Butler Wrestling 9. Track 9, Morns County Vo-Tech 11, 12 (Landscaping. Horticulture) W'RITENOUR. CAROL 65 Carey Ave . Butler Concert Choir 9, 10, 11; Interact 9. 10. 11, 12. Home Ec Club 10. 11. Drama Club 10. Business Staff 11, 12; Guidance Runner 11; Jersey men 11. DE 12. DECA 12 WIEGEL. DIANE 93 Arch St . Butler Gymnastics 9. Student Council 9, 10, 11. 12 (Homeroom Rep ). Class Senator 11; Vo-Tech 11, 12 (Cosme- tology). WISEMAN. STEVEN 26 JericFio Rd . Butler Fiand 9, 10, Pope John Education Auction Staff 9, 10. 11. Yearbook Staff 10 WISNEW'SKI. RANDY 1609 Rt 23 Apt 3. Butler Radio TV Club 9. 10. Radio Club 11. 12 DECA 11. 12 (Historian). School Store 11, 12 WOOD. SANDRA 36 Woodward Ave , Bloomingdale Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9. 10. 11; Student Council (Secretary) 11. Interact 11,12; Election Committee 11.12. School Play 12; Class Secre- tary 12. Chorus 12 WYBIE. ROBERT WYCKOFF. LAURIE 33 Brown Ave . Butler Guidance Runner 9. Y YANIS. ANDY 13 Spring St., Butler Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Mgr 9. 10. English Rep Alt 10; Track 11. Junior Officials 12. Varsity Club 12. Interact 12 YENGLE. SUE II Tintle Rd . E3utler Bowling 11. COE 12 YOCUM. SANDY 21 Charles St.. Bloomingdale Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9.10. 11, 12, Student Council 9. 10. Interact 9, 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10, Cood-as-Gold 9. 10. Cross Country Team 10. Jerseymen 10. Art Club 10; Math League 11. 12; Honor Society 11, Tutor Special Ed Students 12 Z ZAPP.SYLVIA 36 Cedar St., Bloomingdale Varsity Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt.); Basketball Cheering 9. 10 (Capt ), 11. 12 (Co-Capt ), Var- sity Club 9. K). 11. 12. Football Cheering 10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt ), Concert Choir 12. School Play 12 ZELIFS, KEITH Basketball 9. 10. Track 9. Cross Country 9, Surfing 9, 10, 11. 12. ZICNORSKI. KEN 11 Beech St . Butler Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12 (Drum Major), Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 9, 10; Indoor Track 10. North Jersey Area Band 11. North Jersey Wind Ensemble 12, Student Coun- cil Rep 12; Math League 12. Honor Society 12 ZITA, SUE 33 Terrace Ave , Butler Interact Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Library Aide 9, Cirls Glee Club 9; Tennis Club 10; Drama Club 11. 12. COE 11. 12 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION The metamorphosis that we all undergo from unknown freshmen to familiar seniors goes unnoticed by all but those who have one of the greatest affects on this journey. Their skills and experiences set the framework for our own personal goals. Each portrays an outward proficiency in their specific area as well as bringing a wealth of insight into the needs of individual stu- dents. These unique student- teacher relationships that develop over the course of four years will not soon be forgotten. 116 Mr. John Becker Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Robin Seifert Mr. George Delcorso 118 Mr. Frank Stranzl Mr. Charles Ebers Mr. Donald Hawkins Assistant Superintendent Business Administrator Mr. James Smith Assistant Principal Mr. Benjamin Goldberg Principal Mr. John Kushner Coordinator of Special Services School Psychologist Mr. Joseph DiPasquale Assistant to the Principal Mr. Timothy McGovern Director of Student Personnel Services Mr. Paul Maggio Mr. William Van Houten Mr. Richard McCracken Board President Mr. Edwin Nyklewicz Mr. Irving McDonald Board Vice President Mr. Amzie Parcell 119 New Family Relations As the savory aroma of popcorn and chocolate chip cookies mixes with the repulsive stench of turpentine, the second floor of the new building adjusts itself to its new family — the related arts department A dynamic family feeling as well as many added conveniences have developed as a result of the new location. Ms. Rembold and Ms Van Orden are busy moving in to their luxurious new nests as Mr. Capasso learns stimulating information by cutting in on the psychology and sociology classes in an often futile effort to reach his office. Art, graphic and home ec students agree that being able to share equipment makes every project a little easier. And isn't the decorated hallway a nice reflection on you? Rita Hawkins — CHE Ellen Carroll — Home Economics Kathleen Koerner — Home Economics Eileen Martens — Home Economics Laurie Schmidt puts finishing touches on her painting. 120 Enjoying a feast! Busy hands at work! Frank Capasso — Dept. Supervisor of Related Arts. Gayle Rembold — Yearbook Advisor Sharon VanOrden — Twirling Advisor, Competition Rifles, Art Club Advisor. Wendy DiOrio shows her skills at the wheel. Bob Carola hard at work John Drelick — Graphics, Auto Shop Miss Van Orden demonstrates techniques to a student. William Mulligan — Graphics, Head Indoor Track Coach English Enhances the mind From unwilling freshmen dragged through passionate soliloquies from Romeo and Juliet, to restless Seniors emlulating Chau- cer's style, English is a major point of our academic world here at Butler High School. Flowery verbiage of love is making Ms. Ciccarelli gag in creative writing even while Ms. Creamer is praising a new rendition of vandalism in literary form With the new emphasis on proper writing, fewer eyebrows are being raised now when we re writing compositions on Gym and Auto Shop The heated discussions that stem from the Honor's class' journey into famous works are evidence that English is alive and good (?) at Butler High School Sylvia Belinfonte—Drama, Forensic Advisor Eager faces yearn for knowledge. Bernard Stiroh John Taras — A.V.A. Faith Andres — Department Supervisor Carol Creamer — Student Council Advisor, Maple Leaf Advisor what is she talking about? Colleen Fallat Sandra Miller Lynne Ciccarelli — Creative Writing Adivsor, Drama Regina Reardon Kathleen Darden — Latin Robert Sippe — Radio and TV Club Diane Hart thinks of just the right word 123 Industrial Arts: where hands are useful tools The “Handymen of Butler High School in their spotless overalls produce clever woodwork and repair numerous autos for the B H S. owners. You know you're near mechanical drawing when Janet Quine is seen toting a drawing board that's bigger than she is, and Mr. M keeps sparks flying up in electronics, praying everyone con- nects the right circuit But besides offering a great deal of courses, it's great to have pro- fessionals in these departments to fix anything from typewriters to overhead projectors that break during the day. John McConnell Mr Davenport hits it on the head Dewayne Davenport Albert Holland Robert Monacelli Mr Holland demonstrates his skills to Paul Picardo. George Boughton The Numbers Game Students who tremble in the world of polygons, trapezoids and quadratic equations should beware of the Butler Math Department who take these things seriously as a standard part of the curriculum. Never let it be said, however, that the area of logic is a world without humor. Coach Roz loves to tell tales of the Butler Bowl Dogs as Mr. Hamilton brags of his talented runners. Even Mr. Odenwelder has been known to crack a smile at the warm reception students always give to his favorite magazine, The Mathematics Student . Given lots of homework, tests, quizzes. Proof: it does help in later life! Debra Hayes — Competition Flag Twirlers Advisor, Math League, Sophomore Class Advisor Martin Carr — Math Department Chairman Calculators come in handy! Rodney Hamilton — Assistant Track Coach, Boy's Cross Country The old building's third floor hums with the sound of foreign languages. For 45 minutes students add spice to their day by journeying to another land and are amazed at the exciting similarities and differences they find. Madame Myer's rule of “French only, S'il vous plait! when- you enter the classroom is strictly observed and Frau Schultz greets every visitor with a gracious Cuten Tag! During tne Christmas season inhibitions disappear and carols warm the air. Come Spring the annual language festival fills faces with fattening foods and eyes bulge at exotic dancers! Languages are a part of Butler High School that shouldn't be missed. Si? Oui! Monica Nathan Excitement with a Foreign Flair! “Oh, says Paula, I really thought it meant that all along! Nancy Kowalski — Cirls Fencing Coach Christa Schulz Spanish students thrill to the tune of a verb conjugation. Learning foreign language is a unique experience 127 Introduction to the Business World All alone in the Annex Building the Business Department hustles to the tune of clicking type- writers The whirl of computers produces the often unwelcomed batch of report cards as well as various other data items. Mr Bolcars stimulating” lectures and Mr Potenza's preoccupation with the school store are just a few of the hidden factors of the Business Department Ronald Sisco — C.O.E Coordinator Students clicking away on key punch Machines Beth Gilbert tackles typing Edward Mitchell — Business Arts Supervisor 1 + 1 = 2 128 Edward Bolcar — Assistant Girls Track Coach Alfred Korn, Supervisor Patricia Olsen Experimenting with Science is not Hazardous to Health The pungent odor of a sulfer experiment and slinkies wiggling between impatient feet signal you've entered the science wing Psysiologv students cope with kitty-cut up time while Advanced Chemistry deciphers Mr Korn's puzzling problems And Mr. Rutzler is quick with a joke to liven up gravity's heavy subject matter in physics. Mrs K guards her shower cautiously as Mrs Franklin deals with the sky's heavenly bodies. C6 + H1206 forever! Ann Pryor Barry Melamed Students question the heavenly bodies. 130 Physics fascinates the mind. « r Joseph Varmac Carol Keefer Darwin passes on his theories! Biology brightens a freshman's day. James Rutzler — Boys' Track Asst. Coach, Girls' Cross Country Coach Kathleen Franklin History; the Key to Our Past Out of the abyss that is Butler's History office comes the master mind of the Constitutional Con- vention; the impetus behind the jerseymen, the skiing fiend of Butler High School, and the wizard of philosophic thought! The wide variety of courses is a constant delight to students, many of whom take two or more courses a year. Mr Malzone and his friends of Freud ponder the world of the Id, while Miss Bignell's classes explore contemporary problems of society in Sociology. Who cares about the past when the fascinating filmstrips (everything you always wanted to know about Neanderthal Man?) and realistic weddings complete with Church and flowers are ever present at Butler High School? Michael Lorenzo—Special Services Anthony Malzone — Student Council Advisor How to get the words just right?' Jan Bossard — Assistant Football Coach, J.V. Baseball. Gail Bignell — Cheering Advisor, Inter- act Advisor Student ponders the past. 1 Arthur Pasquale — Varsity Basket- ball Coach, Soccer Coach Victor Coscia —Senior Class Advisor Leonard Perfetti Wendel Kralovich —junior Officials Daniel Hoeflinger — Freshman Football Coach, Ski Team Coach Bev Pangaro makes an effort. Florence Athay—Jerseymen Advisor, News- paper Service Mary Ann Rowe tries to keep her “dates straight. Deborah Hoeflinger — Freshman Class Advisor I I Ralph Rathyen — Department Chairman, Head Track Coach Get in Your Squads! Crumpled shorts and a stale smelling shirt that could walk on its own are once again taken from our 3 inch lockers — it's gym time! Mr. jones averts his eyes as he desperately tries to talk to Ms. Giles amongst barefoot students reeking of fresh deodorant. Guidance runners beware as flying objects attack from all sides Teachers join in for a mass volleyball game where almost anything goes All too soon, in the height of game point, the bell sounds, leaving you in snort-shorts and English 4 minutes away Fred Ingold —Athletics Director Genie Grower—Gymnastics Coach Liz Benne — Field Hockey Coach, Girls Track Coach Peeping Tom sneaks a shot Margaret Giles — Varsity Basket- Tom Hamilton — Asst. Football Coach, ball Coach, Varsity Softball Coach, Head Baseball Coach Girls Varsity Club Robert Jones — Asst. Football Coach, J.V. Softball Coach No Sweat? 134 Bernard Baggs — Band Director Richard Hall—Music Supervisor, Choral Director Let's go over that one more time! Patricia Nero — Special Education Barry Cerino — Comp. J.V. Soccer Coach So there, Mr. Baggs! David Hoffma — Special Education Joy of Music The Patient Ones Besides the humdrum sights of physical lines, overdue library books being returned with guilty looks and the faithful Doc Myers dictating say AH just one more time, there are many useful ser- vices provided by these two areas. Numerous resource materials pro- vide answers to the puzzling ques- tions often asked. If you don't mind sitting on someone's lap, the health care is the best around. Jean Tintle — Librarian Sharing conversation in the silent realm of the library A look into past news Jeff Kowal reads an interesting novel Sallie Klum — Guidance Counselor Guiding Light Dorothy Burke—Guidance Counselor John Davies — Guidance Counselor John McCoppen—Vocational Guidance C.I.E. Coordinator Stephanie Wotanowski — School Psychologist Marilyn Mindes — Learning Consultant | 9 — Social Worker Harry Carline Keeping Up with the Paper Work Lee Drexler, Receptionist, Clerk- Typist, High School Office Hilda Hoffman, Secretary, Special Services Office Corrine Sunbury, Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent of Schools Dolores DiOrio, Clerk-Typist, High School Office, Board of Education Office Edith Martin ■— Clerk-Typist, Atten- dance Office Marjorie Morgan — Secretary to the Principal Elsie Merrish — Attendance Clerk, Robin McGuire — Office Assistant Computer Room Edith Tintle — Secretary to Assistant Principal Verna Morse — Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools Violet Shenise —Secretary to Director of Student Personnel Services Marion Rheinhardt —Accounts Payable, Board of Education Peggy Wehrkamp — Clerk-Typist, Guidance Office Joan Arvidson —Attendance, Secre- tary to the Assistant Principal Behind the Scenes Cafeteria Staff Sitting down on the job; first row, left to right: Carol Imbimbo, Eileen Mynett, Irene Current, Doris Jones, Catherine Krill Standing from left to right: Jim Ferris, Vi Silversy, Bonnie Longo, Stephanie Sisco, Mildred Parcell and Irma Dominguez. Not Pictured: Lillian McGuire - Clerk-Typist. Dig in! Work is a joy for Vi Silversy SPORTS The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat looms in the mind of each Butler athlete Varsity, junior varsity and freshmen alike strive for conference standing with the same zest as Olympic gold The tense build-up of hopes and fears culminate in the opening kick-off right on through the final thrust of an epee sword Some times, though, just fighting to win is a formidable enough foe that it leaves one fulfilled 141 CHAMPIONS The field hockey team again dazzled spectators as they fought their way to a Skyline Conference record of 11-1-2 and an overall record of 16-3-2. Strong team unity and fantastic individual performances were the key to the team's success and led them to win the state sectional title in a tension- packed game. Back-to-back goals culmin- ated in a flick-off as individuals from each team went one-on-one with the goalie Carolyn Davies defended the goal and helped lead Butler to a 5-4 victory over Montville Eleven seniors lent their skills to the championship teams with stand-outs Cindy Barrett, jackie Kelly and Mary De La Oas being chosen for All-Conference. Bev Pangaro also received many hockey awards and Barrett and Kelly were chosen Trend's Athlete of the Week. Making it all possible was Coach Benne, appropriately enough chosen Coach of the Year Row 1: B. Pangaro, J Kelly. Row 2: C Davies, A. Taggart, L Suler, L Cerisano, K. Schmidt, C. Orenge Row 3: Coach Benne, D. Lime (Mgr.), N Toto, C Barrett, L Lopez, M De La Osa Row 1: L McManus, J. Cavallaro, D. Fletcher, L Sabo, M Taggart, D Tutzauer, C. Van Orden Row 2: B Behring, P Talasco, A. Leitner, K Durkin, B Orenge, L. Sondermeyer, K Abicca, L. Schmidt. Row 3: L. Seine (Mgr), L Giustino, D Grieco, L DiLaura, R Grieco, E Cretei, D DiBlasio, H Lyons Row4: L Longo, T Klindt, T. Hoffman, L Giardina, M Baumann, D Emmets, C. Van Giesen. Not pictured: R. Tonjann, S. Kulick SCHOOL US-TEAM Montville 3-2 jefferson 1-0 West Milford 5-0 Montclair 3-1 Pequannock 1-0 Lakeland 1-0 DePaul 7-0 Pompton Lakes 4-1 Montville 0-1 Jefferson 2-0 West Milford 5-1 Pequannock 0-0 Lakeland 0-0 DePaul 6-0 Pompton Lakes 1-0 State Tournament Warren Hills (Sectional Winner) 1-0 Montville 5-4 Kittitany Penalty Strokes 6-5 State Final Shore Regional Penalty Strokes 1-2 NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF A WOMAN A second place conference finish and a fourth place finish in the state sectionals are a couple of the many rewards brought about by the strong team effort of the Girls' Cross Country team The unity and fellowship that prevailed among the athletes and the expert coaching of Jim Rutzler helped bring about one of the finest Girls' Cross Country teams in Butler history. Their final record of 10-1 tied for the most wins in a season Among the athletes honored were Jill Ball and Anita Barry, first team all-conference. Mem Horan, Sheila Barry and Jeanette Crowley were named to the second team all-confer- ence. Row 1: S Barry, M. Horan. A. Barry Row 2: J. Ball, S Sammon, P Cretei, J Buglino, B Jaron, J. Crowley. Row 3: A Boucher, K. Conn, D. Conley, M. McGrath, M Molloy, C. Davies, Coach Rutzler. 144 WE-THEY De Paul 19-27 Turkey Trot 7th Morris Catholic 22-33 Boonton 18-43 Passaic County 6th Jefferson 30-25 Verona 15-44 Skyline Conference 3rd Sparta 25 34 Pequannock 39-19 Sectionals 5th Skyline Conference 15th HAMILTON'S MEN SET THE PACE With only one senior on the boys' cross-country team, inex- perience hampered their success early in the season The team gained experience and developed into a rival which no one took lightly Despite their 2-7 record, the runners were respected in the conference as a tough team to beat. Mr Hamilton's nine lettermen included first team All-Conference selection Craig Struble, a sophomore, and second team selection, Ted Dore, a junior. Row 1: C Struble, T Dore, M Gorga Row 2: M. Molloy, P Pangis, C Applequist, J Anggard, D Schlotterbeck, M Yuhas, D Anthony, V Molloy Row 3: Coach Hamilton, A Darvis, C Huizer, K Rooney, P Kida, B Bulmer, S. Kaplys, R Quine, D. Applequist, P Pilmanis, Coach Barry Kinnelon WE-THEY 32-24 DePaul 33-22 Montville 36-19 Morris Catholic 48-15 Jefferson 32-25 Lakeland 15-50 West Milford 37-21 Pequannock 34-22 Pompton Lakes 26-33 GR1DDERS COMPLETE SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN The Butler Bulldog football team completed another winning season on the gridiron by posting a record of 7-1-1 This marked the first season in which Butler failed to qualify for the State Playoffs since its inception With many young people playing key positions, the team lacked the experience needed to secure the Skyline crown, as well as a place on the playoff schedule. Three records were broken dur- ing the '79 season Kicker Steve Roamin tied the old mark of three field goals in one season Al Merusi set the new record for the highest punting average, sporting 39.6 yards per kick Finally, the Bulldog offense posted a new record by running off ninety-four plays from scrimmage in a single game This occurred on Thanksgiving Day against Pompton Lakes As it turned out, Butler came through with its best performance in the season finale against Pompton The final score ot this offensive battle was Butler 44, Pompton 26 Coach Davies and his staff are very optimistic about the upcom- ing season, and why shouldn't they be After all, they do have nineteen lettermen returning, thirteen of Row 1 L. to R:). Stuart, J. Silversey, M Haid, J. Andretta, C. Eisenhardt, C Loriz, D Kisch, P Cherardi, V Walek, S Munczinski, T Cobuzio, D Caufield, A Merusi, D Churchill, C. Kreski. Row 2 L. to R: A. Yanis, F Pannucei, M Mickens, B Heigl, M. Lee, S. Spellmon, F. Liloia, C Jansson, K. Mariconda, P Ryerson, J. Fleigl, D. Cuenter, S. Romain, K O'Keefe Row 3 L. to R.: J. Cavallaro, R Spellman, K. Klemm,T. LaPointe, J WattJ Firtek,G Mahon, K Durkin,T Abicca,R Lisa,C. jacobia, J Oefelein, K Eisenhardt, R Mondinao Row 4 L. to R.: M. Shortman, S Henne, T Wall, B Patlen, J Lakawicz, E Bergested. B Ryan, S. Nelson, j. Vanderhorn, T Forshay, P Picardo, B Doyle, T Mabey, E Bernhard. Row 5 L. to R.: L Parmerter, S. Walsh, B Plotts,T Cubby, R. Cabbia, D Buglino, K Malinski, J Mahar, P Gormley, A. Curro,C Tirella, ] Loriz, G. Flerting, F Drada Row 6 L. to R.: B Yanis (Mgr ), G Burke (Mg7.),S. Welch (Mgr ),T. Flamilton, B Jones J. Davies, J. Bossard,G. Crean, A. Marion (Mgr), K Belli (Mgr.) which started at least one game this year! With returning experi- ence, along with hard work and determination, the future looks bright for the Butler football pro- gram! WE-THEY Kinnelon 33-6 DePaul 3-24 Montville 32-6 Morris Catholic 21-0 Jefferson 40-0 I akeland Reg 21-0 West Milford 36-6 Pequannock 0-0 Pompton Lakes 44-26 146 Firs� Row: W Omodeo, B Franco, D Faber, T. Shortman, S Lee, J Essings, J Horwath, C Milarch Second Row: D Thomson, D. Sheehan, H Alexander, K. Duffy, M. Tracey, R DiOrio, J Walters, P Bogush, L Parmerter Third Row: K Stock, S. Trainor, S Matthews, C. Tirella, M Osterhoudt, C Ommerman, G Decker, j Darcy Fourth Row: Coach Dave Hoffmann, Coach Dan Hoeflinger. Row 1: M Rowe, S Zapp, C. Liloia, L. Marion, P. Liddicoat Row 2: W Bergested, W DiOrio, S Cailleteau, L Clark, J. Duffy, L Behre 147 BLUE AND GOLD DOMINATES THE BOARD The Girl's Varsity team was com- posed of talented individuals, but was also talented as a unit team- work led to their conference record of 14-4 and overall record of 17-8 The team won the first half of the conference with an 8-1 record, but later lost to Montville in the Skyline Play-offs after beating them twice during the regular season Miss Giles' athletes reached the section semi-finals before losing to Boonton in the State Tournament. Kim Gambuti, who holds the '79- 80 record for most points in a single game, was named to Skyline All-Conference. Lorene Suler, who holds the 79-'80 record for most rebounds, was named along with Ann Taggart and Carolyn Davies to All-Skyline Conference Honorable Mention Row 1: K Smith, J Crowley Row 2: C. Barret, C Davies, A Taggart, K. Gambuti Row 3: N. Warner, D. Fletcher, L. Schmidt, L Suler, D Briede, L Gambuti, Coach Giles DePaul WE-THEY 45-35 Montville 28-36 Morris Catholic 51-31 Morris Catholic 38-35 jefferson 34-45 Jefferson 41-43 Lakeland 38-26 Lakeland 54-35 West Milford 42-25 West Milford 34-31 Pequannock 43-25 Pequannock 32-34 Pompton Lakes 30-19 Pompton Lakes 51-41 Kinnelon 58-19 Kinnelon 69-15 DePaul 38-35 148 Row 1: C Gustus, M Taggart Row 2: S Bleignier, B Behring, K Abicca, L Sondermeyer, C. Bogush. Row 3: Coach Watt, M Stranzl, A. Leitner, K Durkin, C Mack, D. Fletcher, N. Warner Row 1: D Pellegrini, M Baumann, M Fanning Row 2: M McGrath, D DiBlaso, Ft Lyons, D Ferino, E Cretei, P Sledge Row 3: K MurpFiy, D Conley, S Struble, C Toto, D. Grary, K Conn, Coach Como. WINNING STREAKS MAKE A ROYAL COURT Led more by team effort than by any superstar, the hoopsters fin- ished with a successful 13-7 record. The team put together two fabu- lous five-game winning streaks. Scoring leaders were Scott Waters, named to first team all-conference, and Scott Munc inski. named to second team all-conference Re- bounding was provided by Jim Nunn, Dave Peterson, Greg Nelson, and Paul Seifer S Munczinski, B. Dooley,G. Nelson, D. Peterson, P. Seifer, S Waters, G Mahon, J. Heigl, J. Nunn WE-THEY Morris Catholic 49-47 Jefferson 53-55 Lakeland 91-55 West Milford 72-53 Pequannock 64-56 Pompton Lakes 72-67 Kinnelon 76-50 DePaul 52-54 Montville Morris Catholic Jefferson I akeland West Milford Pequannock Pompton Lakes Kinnelon Row 1: ( Liloia, S Zapp. Row 2: R Boching, K Ashley, P. Giustino. Row 3: L Marion, C. Espisito, M. Lewis, L. Clark, P. I iddicoat. Row 1: I Kreski, L Crasso, D. Spellman, D. Fanning Row 2: A Osborne, J. Cavallaro, L DiLaura, K. Morse. Row 3: D Davies, J. Hoppler, D Grieco, R Demarest I Row 1: Spellmon,D Sc h lot ter bee k, B. Heigl, E Smethers, G. Legeegnie, D Figaro. Row 2: C. Gambuti, B Aussenheimer, A Freshmen Row 1:M. Iracey, J. Yuhas,K. Stock, H Alexander, J Ryan. Abicca, C Warner, R. Gabbia, L. Brown, Coach Hoffmann. No! pictured: K. Duffy, M Smolen. Row 2: J. Rossi, Coach Capasso, A Schlotterbeck, R Smith, B. Osterhoudt, B. Franco, M Gagg. 151 SOCCER'S SECOND A SUCCESS In its second year of competi- tion, the soccer team displayed much improvement compared to last year Exchange student Peter Gade, the leading offensive player was assisted by the skills of Rob Howell. Mike Antonelli, John Giles, Kevin Sparks and Steven Stell- macher A rough defense, the team's greatest asset, was led by seniors Steve Huffman, Frank Pron and outstanding goalie John Dimi- trion Row 1: J. Giles, G. Urbaniak Row 2: P Gade, M Pechko, R Howell, J Dimitrion, M. Osterhoudt, E. Vuksel, S Stellmacher Row 3: Coach Cerino, M. Bachman, M. Antonelli, S Huffman, K. Sparks, A. Pechko, S. Kulick, S. Huffman, L. Lauten Kinnelon WE-THEY 3-5 Montville 1-5 Morris Catholic 0-0 Jefferson 0-1 lakeland 2-2 West Milford 1-3 Pequannock 2-3 Pompton Lakes 0-3 Kinnelon 1-6 Montville 0-9 Morris Catholic 1-2 Jefferson 1-4 Lakeland 1-2 West Milford 0-3 Pequannock 2-1 Pompton Lakes 1-1 152 J V Row 1: R Chiaradio, D Villari, M Lombardi Row 2: J Toolen, ] Fogg, C Ventura, B Troast, M. Wolfe, J. Fennie, S. Fletcher, S. Milden Row 3: C Pugleise, R Smith, J Couten, T. Vanheim, P Puget, j. Lutz, B. Lenthe, E. Mazurkiewicz, Coach Cerino SABERMEN STAR IN THE STATES Indian Hills WE-THEY 11-16 Wayne Hills 20-7 Wayne Hills 18-9 Pompton Lakes 17-10 Indian Hills 14-13 Voorhies 20-7 West Essex 22-5 Ramapo 7-10 Morris Knolls 19-8 Parsippany Hills 23-4 West Essex 17-10 Pompton Lakes 18-9 Parsippany Hills 23-4 Led by the Junior Olympic talent of Dave Boxmeyer, the boys' fencing team enjoyed an 11-2 season this winter under the coaching of R Kennedy Carpenter By placing well in tournaments and second in the State Champion- ships, the fencers proved that they were one of New Jersey's finest teams Other outstanding performers were Matt Lee of the epee team, Steve Huffman and Greg Bogush of the saber team, and John Dimitrion, Ken Macintosh and Kevin O'Keefe of the foil team SCHOOL SCORES Indian Hills 7-18 Wayne Hills 5-20 Wayne Hills 7-18 West Milford 8-17 Indian Hills 4-21 Morris Knolls 8-17 Voorhies 7-18 West Essex 15-10 Ramapo 9-16 Morris Knolls 8-17 Ramapo 11-14 West Milford 8-17 Wayne Valley 8-17 154 Row 1: G Bogush, H Troller, M Lee, D Boxmeyer, T Dore, S. Huffman Row 2: K O'Keefe, J Dimitrion, J Giardino, S Huffman, K Macintosh, Coach Carpenter, C. Pugliese. Row 1: L. Pagano, R Ruby, T. Timmerman, L Norman. Row 2: Coach Kowalski, L johnson, M Paulo, L Ottati, C. Villari, K. Jansson WOMEN MAKE THEIR POINT Coach Kowalski primed her compact team of seven girls in the art of fencing Led by captain Lynne Pagano, the squad totalled a 3-10 record Domin- ated by underclassmen, the team has potential for growth in future years. 155 Row 1: B DelVerde, A. Levine Row 2: L Gorga, P Martington, 7 Avery Lakeland Tournament WE-THEY Last Place Kittatiny 9-52 Whippany Park 18-54 Morris Knolls 12-49 Kinnelon 21-39 DePaul 17-46 Montville 35-36 Morris Catholic 30-39 Jefferson 9-53 Lakeland 24-40 West Milford 53-9 Pequannock 25-28 Pompton Plains 29-38 156 SENIORS SHINE ON MAT Row 1: D Churchill, B. Buchanon, S Matthews Row 2: ) De Mott, D. Guenter, D Kisch, D Caufield, J Darcy Row 3: Coach Vogel, M Hendricks, C Loriz, D Driscoll, R. Fletcher, M. Kenney, Coach Martello Although the team's overall record was a disappointing one, strong individual performances made up for the team's lack of depth Captain Dave Churchill (18-6) was named to the all conference team along w ith Dan Guenter Honorable Mention went to Robert Bucanon and Rich Fletcher Dave set two take-downs Records (27) as well as having an excellent placement Record in the County, District and Regional Tournaments Hetcher (20-9) set a new Reversal Record (35) At Heavy- weight, Guenter also had an outstanding wrestling career, setting records for the most team points, (108), the most pins (15 for season) and the fastest pin (0:24) Coach Vogel looks forward to next year's season with the hope that the team will increase in number SLOPERS MAKE HISTORY Row 1: T Rankin, T Bergen, B. Doyle, T Tiger, M Horan, C. Urbaniak Row 2: M Wolfe, S Rankin, S Stellmacher, M Cappola, J. Outwater, K. Orenge, M Bachmann, Coach Hoeflinger For the first time in Butler history, Coach Hoeflinger's ski racing team qualified for the Stat � Race of Champions in which the top twelve teams in the state compete Led by the great perform- ances of Jeff Outwater, Steve Stellmacher, Greg Urbaniak, Frank Lilioia and jim Vanderhorn, Butler not only finished third in this important meet, but captured third in the Northern Sussex Division of the Northern League as well GYMNASTS REACH NEW HEIGHTS Row 1: H Walsh, S Creig, D Spellmon, D Pellegrini, D. Keriger, L. Malzone Row 2: Asst. Coach Vogel, B DelVerde (Mgr ), R Bochnig, B. Primrose, Coach Grower Row 3: P. McGarry, M Scina, J Hoppler, L Kreski, K Ashley, L Marion, L. Grasso, K. Morse, A. Gluck, D Hartman. Row 4: L. Smith, W Bergested. Row 5: S Zapp, C. LiLoia The gymnastics team flaunted individual talent this year The team was led by senior captains Lee Ann Smith, Wendy Bergested, Sylvia Zapp and Cindy Liloia Since the squad consisted of many skilled underclass gymnasts, Coach Grower looks optimistic- ally toward bettering their 2-9 record 158 Montville WE-THEY 66 8 080 00 Boonton 71 00-87 30 Caldwell 69 80-73 95 Whippany Park 69.1 -66 6 Parsippany Hills 70.35-78 10 Morristown 70 05-70 15 Montclair 71.95-94.9 Madison 73.10-88 40 North Warren 70.35-78 55 Pompton Lakes 74.5 -84.45 Parsippany 7665-84 65 OUT OF THE GUTTER Row 1: D Westdyk, K Pandorf,C Moltane, D lannacone L. Needhammer, R. Halpin Row 2: T Beyloune, R. Ricker, B Villalobos, D Witty, C. Rush, Coach Rosner. Wayne Valley WE-THEY 2-1 DePaul 2-1 Wayne Hills 3-3 Eastside 3-0 West Milford 1-2 Kennedy 2-0 Paul VI 0-3 Neuman Prep 3-0 Kinnelon 1-2 Enjoying one of their best sea- sons ever, the bowling team made a great showing in their league by placing third in the final standings this winter. Under the coaching of Mr. Rosner, they were led to this record by high-scorer Laura Need- hammer, whose average of 170 8 made her the fourth best individual bowler of the league. Other high scorers were Don Westdyk and Rich Halpin, who finished up with a 167 average. 159 Butler's marching pride took to the fields once again in 79-'80 to demon- strate yet another year of outstanding musicianship alone with precision drill and Band Front eifects. Their remark- ably full performance schedule encom- passed not only the regular season football games but a stellar group of competitions and exhibitions. The marching Bulldogs graced Princeton's Ivy Fields winning not only this prestig- ious competition but several otners as well They certainly are Supermen” (and women) to keep up their consis- tent level of high auality performance from the smallest drum to the loudest horn and brightest flag. Butler Band members can be proud to say I did it my way. A yearbook is something which requires skill, creativity, and ex- treme sanity to complete. Tucked away in a cramped room, members of the Nugget Staff painstakingly labor to create a book which will capture the memories of their last year at B H S Hnally, after many hours of tension and pressure, the book is completed and the chaos is allevi- ated And believe it or not, the staff members will miss having to rush to meet a due-date But in the end, all of the hectic creativity pays off with a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment Ms Gayle Rembold Mr. Frank Potenza EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Al Merusi GENERAL MANAGER AND ART EDITOR Nancy Daleo LAYOUT EDITOR AND SPORTS EDITOR Mem Horan PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Shiela Barry Anita Barry COPYEDITOR jackie Burt FACULTY EDITOR AND UNDERCLASS EDITOR Diana lannacone CLUB EDITOR Lisa Bermingham STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Mary Ellen Larry FACULTY PHOTOGRAPHER Mr Frank Capasso 162 STAFF: Joann Dolsay Mike Beford Loretta Lope Tracy Gerard Janet Eckrich Sue Bleignier Tony Conte Todd Mabey Robert Doyle Johan Anggart Lynn Malzone Patty Miller Linda Bsales Mara Magon Cindy Moltane 163 THE PEOPLE Any comments? demands Stacy. Fifteen arms shoot towards the ceiling We're never going to finish if you don't shut up Finally a vote is taken The Student Council Constitution re- mains unchanged by a majority vote of 46-25 Kenny Klemm, the proposer of this change, is the sophomore secretary of the Coun- cil His suggestion would allow a sophomore to run for president during his junior year if he obtain- ed a year's experience already on Executive Council Vet most prefer- red to leave the office as a senior privilege Despite an occasional disagree- ment, the Student Council manages to stay united and organize many activities GENERAL STUDENT COUNCIL S Wall, W Bergested, K Fitzpatrick, S. Cailleteau, J Duffy, B Menger, C. Gilberti, S Wood, C. Liloia, A Merusi, D Caufield, G. Orenge, K Signorski, A Mataro, M. Larry, D. Veesart, D Guenter, D Boxmeyer. rf 164 JUNIOR OFFICERS: C Turi, C VanOrden, L Clark, P Stacey Wall attempts to get her point across. Guistino, ) Funderburk, R Bochnig. SENIOR OFFICERS: A Mataro, G Orenge, S Wood, S. Cailleteau, C. Liloia J Heigel EXECUTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL: S Wall, K. Klemm, W Bergested, K Fitzpatrick. IT'S AN HONOR S FRESHMEN OFFICERS: H Walsh, A Frescka, C Davies, L. Giardina, T. Brown, S. Suler MATH LEAGUE J. DiOrio, T Bergen, G. Nelson, B Burke, P Gherardi, C. Eisen- hardt, R Vanderhoff, R Crum, S Hoffman, G Bogush, G Orenge, M Napolitano, B Primrose, B Villalobos, S. Yocum, L. Needhammer, C. Barrett, L Suler, L. Marion, D Longo, S. Waters, D. Forshay, K Schmidt, D. Pelligrini HONOR SOCIETY: M Horan, P Gherardi, A. Mataro, L Cerisano, J. D'Angelo, A Barauskas, C. , Barrett, A Barry, S Barry, G Bogush, J Burt, S Cailleteau, D Churchill, R Crum, I. Csanitz, N. Daleo, L Doerner, K Drexler, J. Eckrich, K Fitzpatrick. D f orshay, K Grimm, S Huffman, J Kelly, C Kreski, D Lime, A. Merusi, K. Morse, J Mueller, J. Heigl, J Kay, K LaPoint, M Larry, J. Marsh, M Napolitano, L Needhammer, C. Osborn, K O'Keefe, G Orenge, L Ottati, L. Pagano, M Pellegrini, B Primrose, J Quine, R Riley,M Rowe, R Rugel,C Schad, K. Schmidt, I. Sengstaken, L. Smith, K Snell, L Tintle, R Vanderhoff. D Veesart, S Yocum, S Zapp, K. Zignorski 16 Mr Odenwelder - Head of Honor Society SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: R Demarest, L Kreski, L. Crasso, R Tonjann, K Durkin, D. Fanning In addition to the annual corsage sale, this year's honor society got into the Christmas Spirit by painting Butler park's scrumptious six foot tin candy canes. President Amy Mataro along with fund-raising Chairpersons Anita Barry and Debbie Lime provided us with a few added calories during the M M's candy sale. The honor society wrapped up the year with its annual induction ceremony for new members. AND THE MIGHTY V GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB: L Needham- mer, G Orenge, K Schmidt, C Davies, C Barrett, K. Gambuti, B Pangaro, K. Fitzpatrick, D Marenthol, D. Lime, W. DiOrio, W Bergestead, M Rowe, J Kelly, A Taggart, L Pagano, L. Cerri- sano, C Ruiz, M. Horan, M Larry, L Smith, C. Lilioa, A Mataro, S. Zapp, A Barry, S. Barry, A Barauskus. BOYS' VARSITY CLUB D Caulfield, C. Eisenhardt, D. Churchill, J. Silversey, C. Kreski, V. Walek, P Gherardi, T Cobuzio, M Haid, M Osterhoudt, H Troller, J Andretta, S Waters, S Muninski, A Yanis, G. Nelson, G. Bogush, S Huffman, D Kisch COMPETITION TWIRLERS: P Martin, B Sisco, P Polons, C. Murphy, G. Struble. On their way to another out-of-the- way place to put on a stunning perform- ance, the bandfront loads the bus Anxious and anticipating a possible flawless show, singing can be heard as the bus turns the corner on to Bartholdi Ave Knowing that even if they don't come home with a first , they are confident they have succeeded in representing our school, making us all proud of BHS ii LET'S GET IT TOGETHER Practice makes perfect. GOOD AS GOLD: F. Curren, L: Tide- man, L Parkhurst, J D'Angelo, B Fersh, R Kimbrel, L Booth, J. Soucy, L. Nanoy, J Burt, R Corson, C. Stroedecke, M D'Angelo, T Marion, P. Smith, M O'Hara. COMPETITION FLAGS: C Tepper, j Quine, L. Miley, D Forshay, D. Furst, K Hamilton, P. Ventura, S. Seaman, D Tanner, N Johnson, K. Frey BANDFRONT: D Forshay, L Miley, K Hamilton, K. La Pointe, P Martin, D Hart, P Ventura, J. Quine, S Seaman, A Castillo, L Gawreluk, C Tepper, L. Darcy, L. Cox, K Wright, M Larry, D. Disser, D. Furst, S Bleignier. (at right) K. Stearns r v ____ 167 LIBRARY STAFF: H Givelis, J Givelis, K. Frey, C Scott, ) Eckrich, R Ruby, I Acker- man, B. Ludtke, L. Tintle, K. Frey, S. Payton, D. Plogger OFFICE RUNNERS: P Murphy, M. Kortlang ATTENDANCE RUNNERS: ) Darcy, T Harriott, T Brown, K Gerard, C Needhammer, K. Bond, L Malzone, W Pappa, S. Suler, T. Megale, S. Babinski D. McGill, B Breide, P Sledge Would one of you go to room 304 and give this note to Mr. Carr? I looked at the runner next to me and hoped she would forget it was my turn. It seemed unlikely as she was sleeping I speedily took the note from the secretary and slowly searched for room 304 Unfortun- ately, I found it I walked up and down the hall several times just to make sure I was in the right place Bravely, I opened the door, sure that Mr. Carr would halt in his teaching and 60 eyes would follow me to his desk. Two people looked up and the rest of the class continued working on their tests Relieved and a bit disappointed I made my way back to the office, such is the life of a runner. NEWSPAPER SERVICE: S. Payton, C DeBonte, M. Chiriaco. GUIDANCE RUNNERS A Fresca,C Davies, L Clark, M. Tracy, A Sarconie, D Caulfield, E Goldstein, L. Alluzzo, R Monroe, K Turi, H. LaCotta A LITTLE HELP FROM FRIENDS You see a book that looks inter- esting, but after thumbing through it, decide not to read it Chances are you don't put it back in the same place What happens to these books? Are they forever banished to the wrong shelves? Not as long as there are library aides around They keep our library functioning properly. INTERACT: C Barrett. L. Cerisano, W. Bergested, J. Angaard, S. Cailleteau, A Taggart, D Veesart, L. Behre, L Muller, M Rowe, W DiOreo,L DeKorte, D Lime, L Needhammer, A Mataro, K Schmidt, C. Loriz, J Duffy, C. Liloia, C Nelson, P. Seifer, D Caulfield, A. Yanis, S. Zita, A. Coffey, j. Finkle, J. Dolsay, C. Palacio. LET THE n o o OUTDOORS CLUB: T Rankin, B Henry, T Timmerman, K O'Keefe, J Anggard, T Sledge, C Stroedecke JERSEYMEN: C. DeBonte, M Chiriaco, D Forshay, M Disser, T Conte, L. Tintle, K. O'Keefe, T. Timmerman, P Smith, K Frey, D Emmetts. n5= = It's 4:00 and we haven't even started filming yet!'', screams the director. 'Well ' shouts an actor, Benjamin Franklin is threatening to quit because he has to be home by five. The hysteria of the filming session continues. This is a typical day for the jerseymen as they work on finishing their project for the upcoming history fair. During the month of March, the jerseymen organize the fair, in which all sophomores are required to participate. It is an activity which is enjoyed by both the school and the community. The jerseymen attend history fairs within New jersey throughout the entire school year 169 FORENSICS: ). Anggard, C. Stroedecke, S Payton, T. Marion, A Quigley, R Druther, ). Bermingham DRAMA CLUB: L. Behre, P Ott, S. Wood, L. Doerner, B Menger, C Gilberti, A Taggart, A Muller, S Zita, A Quigley, J. Bermingham, P Cretei, S Cailleteau, A DiCiacomo,C Stroedecke, C Palacio, B. Card, J. VanNiekerk, J Marsh, R. Corssen, J. Anggard. RADIO CLUB: J Duffy, T Marion, T Conte, D Sabio, C. Turi, J Burke, j. Bermingham, C. Kreski, J Kay, K Drexler Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus rr WITH CHARACTER Mysterious voices float into homeroom each morning Deep ones, soft ones all bearing a message Teachers plead for silence as they strive to hear if the Radio Club has an announce- ment that pertains to them Students continue with their urgent conversations until the final voice drifts away. Then Did they make any announcements about an Interact meeting? TV CLUB T. Marion, J Duffy, M. Sedita, J. Kay, D Sabio, J Demott, J. Toolen,C. Larson, C Kreski, C Turi, D. Caulfield, J. Burke, J. Bermingham, M. Bedford, T. Conte, B Valeo, M. Sisco. BEHIND THE FRONT PAGE LITERARY STAFF A Levine, L. Bsales, P Martin, B Jaron, T Harris, J. Lakawicz, S Carabello, T Harriet, C Moltane, L Douglass, C Tun, L Bermingham, D. lannacone, T Gerard, J. Funderburk STAGE CREW: j. Quine, D. Forshay, M. Disser, T. Conte, T Hendricks, M Larry, L Ottati, L Pagano, J Popivchak — MAPLE LEAF: P. King, M Lewis, J Nogrady, K Jacobs, H Buchanan, B Heigl, P. Greene, C Coutts, P. Giustino, J. Rickelmann, C Turi, S Nelson ART CLUB K LaPomte, V Murray, M Disser, J Eckrich, D Keryger, T Brown, C Davies, K Bond, C. Mathis, K. Murphy, K Douglass, C. Indoe, L. Tintle, B. Powell, K Hamilton, S Suler, W. Pappa, D. Horiath. Heavy rains and tormenting winds postponed the Art Club's initial event of the year, ' The Kick Off for the Arts. But Ms Van Orden and her troupe of art fans perservered the following sunny Saturday afternoon where mem- bers enthusiastically displayed stu- dent artwork near the football field for the enjoyment of students and community. Needless to say, the Art Club's experiences are not only limited to displaying artwork in and out of school Members explore the world of art through field trips and art festivals. The efforts of these students “■allow for a better appreciation of the arts in Butler As the deadline approaches, creators of the literary magazine, Shambella , frantically sort through samples of artwork and pages of prose and poetry The diligent efforts of Ms Ciccarelli's Kiddies produce a magazine filled with creative images and words The presses continue to roll in the graphic art department during the production of the school news- paper, Maple Leaf An informa- tive (yet. sometimes late) publica- tion which transforms mere stu- dents into journalists. COOPERATIVE HOME ECONOMICS: S Huha, B Criscitelli, J. Fagan, V Cole, B Card, C DiLaura, B Menger, A. Quigley, P. Meade, L Struble, N Mazza, L Doerner, D Riley, S Rankin DECA: T Sherrer, B Ricker, A Coffey, j Marsh, M Beam, C Liloia, R Post, M Rupeikis, K Mazzucco, T Spellmon, R Wisnewski, E. Card, D. Karcher, E Pugh, R Monid, M See, R Moorehead, C Westdyk. COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION: M See, J. Alexander, W DiOrio, C. Eustice, M. Terrulli, D Kramer, B Gaffney 172 Ted, where did you get that green thumb? Sheila demonstrates her newly acquired skills in hair design. ALL IN A DAYS WORK Art's contribution to the energy crisis — a fireplace! Students participate in the Bell Telephone Demonstration COE: C Marklin, D Malinski, S Zita, I Csanitz, C Palacio, S. Yengle, J Dilsay, K Drexler, A. Capone, L. Bailey, D. Kahn. VO-TECH: R Appaluccio, C. Boissonneault, L. Canty, T Cremer, S Crockett, S. Ebers, A Render, E. Martin, D. McKernan, R Natale, J. Natale, j Selinger, K Stearns, T Whitmore, D Wiegel. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: J. Marsh, B Ricker, C. Westdyke, M Beam, A Coffey, T Sherrer, T Spellman, R Wisnewski, M Rupeikis, K. Mazzucco, R Moorehead. BUSINESS STAFF: C Turi, D Devisser, L Bsales, T Turiello, S Patchell, C. Moltane, P Cretel, P Partington, C Writenour, E. Bossard, J Marsh, C Palacio 173 Peer deep into the skies of 'morrow and drive your dreams inside a comfortable state of reality. Existence never expires when desire lives on within you and Fantasies never fade when vividly they dance on and on . . . Strive for the stamina to overcome the painful pitfalls of each novel change - for change brings new beginnings and exciting challenges. We, the generation of individuality, must dig deep through the ignorance of the past and learn of the solutions waiting for their discovery. Feel your heart pound with the vigor of youth and let no man hinder your growth. Denise Demarest THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF BUTLER extend Congratulations from the Residents of Butler to the Class of 1980 Joseph Connell — MAYOR Barbara J. Ricker - COUNCIL PRESIDENT COUNCIL: Joseph Falkoski Edward Silk Edward McClinton Charles O'Brien Crawford Card Robert P. Hammer — ADMINISTRATOR Doris Siek - BOROUGH CLERK lJ ip P ip ip P p J p ip p p p P Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 On behalf of the Residents of the Borough of Bloomingdale Donald Seaman, Mayor Herbert Eisenhardt — Council President Council Members Rudolph Deutsch — Carla DeWitt — Howard Forman William Craf — James Hulsizer Dean Tileson, Borough Administrator Mildred C. Bird — Borough Clerk SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSStasasaU!) � .!..!� .!..! BEST WISHES to the Class of 1980 from the STUDENT COUNCIL Advisors — Carol Creamer Caroline Baruth President — Stacey Wall Vice President — Wendy Bergested Treasurer — Kathi Fitzpatrick Treasurer — Kenny Klemm 180 $$$s$$$$s$$$$$$$ss$$$$$$$$s$$$s$s$$$$$$$$s$$$$$ss$$$$$s$$s$$$$$$s$$ $ $$s$$$s$s$s$ss$s$$$s$ss$sss$s$sss$ss$s$s$ss$s$sss$ssss$sss$ss$ss $ $ $ $ $ s $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Another year goes passing by Another year is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you're gone. GOODBYE TO THE CLASS of '80 from your Senior Officers Amy Mataro Gayle Orenge Sandy Wood Sandi Cailleteau John Heigl Cindy Liloia $ S S s s s s s s s s $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$$s$$sss$$$$$ss$s$$$$$$s$ss$$$sss$s$$ss$ss$$$$$s$sssss$sssss$ss$ “My ego is satisfied merely by hearing my music and knowing that others can derive pleasure from hearing it.” Richard Rodgers American Composer 1902 - 1979 Best Wi: is?'-. w to the Class of 1980 from the BHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT Marching Band Concert Choir Good As Gold Singers Brass Ensemble Kiel House Kats II Concert Band Girls Glee Percussion Ensemble Woodwind Ensemble Band Front Music Theory I, II, III, IV sss$$$ss$$$s$$$$$$$$$$$s$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$s$$$$$$$$$$s $ r $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ s $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$s$$$$$$$$s$$$$$s$$$$$$s$$$$$s$s$$$$$ 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK. N Y. 10003 V 183 Central Shippee, Inc. 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It is the compilation of words and photographs which record the unique experiences of an entire school year. It is our hope that we have successfully captured the essence of 1980 within these pages. Yearbook production is a challenging learning experience for each and every individual on the Nugget Staff. I am delighted to have had the opportunity to work with an enthusiastic, devoted staff. At this time I would like to thank all who made the 1980 Nugget a reality. Appreciation is extended to Mr. Goldberg, Mr Smith, Delma Studios, Progress Associates, Mr. Frank Capasso, and the Butler Board of Education. I would like to express a special congratulations to the editors, Al Merusi and Nancy Daleo for their determination and dedication to the yearbook and staff. Thank you for being such special people . Congratulations to the graduating class of 1980; may you cherish the memories inside these covers and find pride in it and yourself. Nugget Advisor Ms. Gayle Rembold It brings me great pleasure to extend my appreciation to the 1980 Nugget Staff and its advisors It is indeed amazing to believe that such an enormous amount of work is finally complete, after many months of creative dedication. I would also like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Gayle Rembold, who was the stabilizing factor of the staff. On behalf of the entire Nugget Staff I would like to wish the best of luck in the future for the graduating seniors. May all of you find health and happiness during your lifetime. Al Merusi Editor-in-Chief Although the end of the year is famous for the contagious disease of the Senior Slide, for many, this is the beginning of a whirlwind of happenings. The soon-to-be traditional concert supported by the Student Coun- cil starring the Moonshine Mountain Boys in March was a night full of music and excite- ment. Within a short period of time, another form of art was displayed at Butler. The annual Humanities Festival allowed students to show-off their vari- ous art expertise. These demon- strations of the different work- ings of students in art related fields was in celebration of Youth Art Month. As April approached, many of the Butler guys were muster- ing up the nerve to ask a girl to the prom, and the girls were roving the many department stores for an unique gown. But before they were to experience the prom, many of the partici- pants were to attend a more serious dinner. The Induction Ceremony for the National Honor Society was held on May 22nd at the Wayne Manor. Three years of hard work was recognized by the administra- tion and parents, giving the members a sense of pride for all their efforts. Prom day arrived and the school grounds were filled with confusion The guys and gals received early excuses in pre- paration for their evening at the Westmount Country Club. And also, for the first time in Butler history, a student council din- ner was held to honor partici- pants with merits for dedication above and beyond their call.- As summer neared, the art exhibit, filled with its beauty and creative portraits, outlined natures colors. The atmosphere of many cultures was also expressed throughout the day of the language festival with food, music and clothes of the Span- ish, Mexican, German, and French. At our finish the yearbook staff dinner was held to honor the hardworking and devoted people who organized this year's yearbook. As their re- ward, each received a final copy of the 1980 Nugget Butler Proclaims • • • Despite temporary setbacks and few returning lettermen, the boy's track team proved themselves superior in the con- ference. Many school records were broken this year, yet Matt Lee's 33 year old record smash in the 200 m made him the obvious choice for M.V.P Being undefeated in the Skyline Conference and the Skyline Festival and Relay Champs, the team received the Triple Crown! The Coaches and team mem- bers look optimistically towards another winning season. Row 1: S Kulick, M Lee, D Caulfield, J Andretta Row 2: B Primrose, G Urbaniak, P Cade, F. Pron, P Gherardi, j. Dimitrion, D Cross, S Hoffman, C. Jansson, D. Peterson, T Conte (Mgr ) Row 3: T Forshay, B Corolla, J Loriz, T LaPoint, C. Tirella, M Kraus, M. Shortman, A Abicca, S Spellman, K Durkin, C. Coutts, K Klemm, Coach Rutzler Row 4: G Ommerman, C. Struble, B. Patlen, L Parmerter, T Mabey, M. Yuhas,G Hurting, C. Appelquist, D Buglino, S Ryerson, C. Gambuti, J. McGrath, Coach Flamilton. Row 5: S. Lee, I Baksh, B. Bulmer, D. Schlotterback, M Lee, T Dore, J Lacawicz, E. Card, F. Smethers, B Heigl, Spear, S. Kaplitz Row 6: J. Essing, C. Parios, S. Feeney, G Decker, Hanish, G. Heizer, P Pangis, S. Trainor, D Faber, D. Blysma, C. Imbimbo. Row 7: Coach Rathyen, P. Kida, j. Bove, Franco, S Matthews, R Smith, M. D'Angelo, D. Anthony, J Walters, A. Ciccone, Crum, S. Temby. We They Wayne Hills 68 53 Sussex Tech 102 27 Sparta 62 69 Kinnelon 108 23 DePaul 87 44 Montville 95 36 Morris Catholic 83 48 Jefferson 96 32 Lakeland 88 43 West Milford 86 45 Pompton Lakes 88 43 Pequannock 90 41 Madison 86 45 'We Are The Champions We are the Champions ' blasted from the fieldhouse as the girls captured the Skyline Title from Pequannock. With the help of their captains, the team remained united throughout the season. Their continuous victories led to an undefeated season with Cindy Liloia (jav.) and Chris Ruiz (disc) being chosen as All-Conference. The mile relay team consisting of S. Struble, K Gerard, H Lyons, M. Baumann, and M. DelaOsa was also selected. A farewell party was thrown for the seniors by the remaining members. Skits roasting the seniors were dominated by Laurie Sondermeyer and Kathy Abicca. Congratulations and good luck next season! Row 1: T. Gluck, K Schmidt, M Dela Osa. Row 2: Coach Benne, D Lime (Mgr ), C. Van Orden, J. Buglino, D. Briede, B. Jaron,C. Liloia, B. Walz, C Ruiz, J. Ball, A Barry, Coach Bolcar Row 3: M. McGrath, P. Liddicoat, C. Moltane, K Ashley, T Harris, S Sammon, P. Cretei, L Bermingham, C Bogush, M Stranzel, R. Powell, K. Bond, K. Gerard Row 4: D. McGill, L Mugavero, K Frey, J. Caulfield, K. Califano, P Talasco, S. Bleigner, K Abicca, K Morse, L Sondermeyer, C. Bermingham, L Grasso, C. Breeze, L Scognamiglio, D. Spellman Row 5: H. Lyons, C. Indoe, K. Murphy, N. Card, B. Orenge, R. Demarest, J. Hoppler, L Boud, K Haid, S. Greig, M Bauman, K. Yocum, C. Davies, S Struble, K Walz We They Madison 64 54 Sparta 99 19 Kinnelon 87 1 2 31 1 2 DePaul 94 24 Montville 104 14 Morris Catholic 112 6 jefferson 70 48 Lakeland 90 28 West Milford 73 45 Pequannock 68 50 Rutherford Relays 3rd Morris County Relays 4th Skyline Relays 1st Skyline Festival 2nd New Record Set For B.H.S. This year's varsity boys set no outstanding baseball records, but they did do a good job by placing fifth in their league. The team had a conference record of 9-9 and an overall record of 12-11. Al Merusi, with his high career batting average of 362, was selected as an All Conference achiever for the second year in a row. He also managed to hit safely in 18 consecutive games setting a new school record. Coach Hamilton, known as “Rooty , com- mented that, although they were young and inexperienced, the Butler players did a fine job and truly proved they were outstanding athletes. ROW 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Aug, B Ryan, F Liloia, Chris Eisenhardt, R Lisa, K. Eisenhardt, R Lisa, K. Eisenhardt, A Merusi, C Jacobia ROW 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Megale, J Silversy, F Bernhard, R Geiger, S. Romain, S Waters, Coach T Hamilton Baseball Record - 12-11 We They Wayne Hills 3 1 Cedar Grove 5 4 Kinnelon 6 0 Montville 1 8 North Hunterdon 12 11 DePaul 5 1 Jefferson 7 5 Morris Catholic 6 4 Lakeland 3 8 W. Milford 3 0 Pequannock 2 6 Pompton Lakes 1 15 Montville 0 6 DePaul 5 3 Kinnelon 14 7 Morris Catholic 6 4 Jefferson 2 4 Morris Catholic 2 4 (County Tour.) Lakeland 1 0 Pequannock 5 12 Pompton Lakes 2 4 W Milford 0 5 Clifford Scott 3 4 (state tour ) Coach Giles Wins 100th Hits! Runs! Victories! This is what led to the Butler softball conference record of 8-10 and an overall record of 9-13-1. This season also included Coach Marge Giles' 100th win, defeating Lakeland. The girls defeated West Milford, the conference champions, in an 8-1 vic- tory, and also came from behind in the seventh innin- of a very exciting game to defeat a highly regarded Montville team! Seniors Jackie Kelly and Laura Needhammer were All-Conference Honorable Mention achievers, along with senior Debbie Marienthal Debbie also set a new school record for the most career triples. Senior Carolyn Davies, who also received All-Con- ference Honorable Mention honors, ended her final season at Butler High by winning the Most Valuable Player Award. Row 1, Left to Right: W DiOrio, J Kelly, D Deutsch Row 2, Left to Right: A Barauskas, L Suler, A Taggart, D Marienthal, C. Davies. Row 3, Left to Right: Coach Marge Giles, L Gambuti, C. Barrett, L. Needhammer, B Pangaro, Manager Cathy Jacobs, Manager Pat LaPointe. Opponent Eastside Kinnelon Lyndhurst Montville DePaul Morris Catholic Jefferson Lakeland West Milford Pequannock Pompton Lakes Kinnelon Montville Morris Catholic Morris Catholic DePaul Jefferson Lakeland Lyndhurst Pequannock Pompton Lakes West Milford Warren Hills We They 5 5 3 0 6 4 2 7 1 4 11 6 4 15 10 5 8 1 10 6 3 5 4 6 4 3 0 12 4 6 2 8 6 2 12 7 4 6 4 19 9 10 0 4 12 17 Pompton Lakes Montville Jefferson Morris Catholic DePaul Montville We They 178 213 184 189 201 194 179 195 186 176 178 188 Pequannock Jefferson Morris Catholic DePaul Pompton Lakes Pequannock We They 189 172 186 191 173 FORFEIT 172 179 195 198 164 ADDITIONS CHRIS EISENHARDT 156 Vreeland Ave., Bloomingdale ACTIVITIES: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Wres- tling 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys Varsity Club 11, 12, Pres Varsity Club 12; Student Coun- cil 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12. Swing of the Season SENIORS: G. Mack, G. Nelson, H. Troller, K Pandorf With effort and determination, the golf team achieved an outstanding season of accomplishments. For the first time they qualified for the state district play-offs. Also, eagles by Keith Pandorf and Jim Giardina of the Butler team were the most remembered shots of the year since this is a 1 1 2 million to one shot! Coach Monacelli seemed elated with his progress throughout the season with hopes of future success! TOP: G Nelson, R Leitner, G. Bogush, H Troller, R. Monacelli CENTER: J. Giardina, G. Mack, K. Pandorf, E Mazurkiewicz BOTTOM: J Darcy, D Appelquist BOY GIRL STATE Delegate - L Suler; Alternate - D. Delegates - S. Stellmacher, K Eisenhardt Briede Alternates - J. Lakawicz, D Schlotterbeck