NUGGET '84 BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL, BUTLER NEW JERSEY Editors-in-Chief Cathy Bulmer Laurie Wenzel Assistant to the Editors Jacquelyn Quinn Faculty and Administration Editors Joanne Abicca Christine Liptak Sports Editors Student Life Editor Michael Lopez Rebecca Ferring Kathy Quigley Artwork and Graphics Editors Linda Iannacone Denise Dubuque Clubs Editor Underclass Editors Business Editors Photography Editor Sue Hoffman Lynette Harrison Colleen Fields Robert Hannemann Paige Meisheid Maureen Lee Photographers Delma Studios Editorial Staff Advisor Amy Bleignier Business Staff Advisor Mrs. Cynthia Sokoloff DanFatzler Mr. Frank Potenza Colleen Fields Adrienne Rohan Colleen Urban Published by Progress Associates, Inc. t i 'MOW RIGHT HLONG” MCULTY m Mff..............................................6 9GNIOR HCTNITIG9........................................ 26 9€MIOK'84 ...............................................40 UND€RCWtf€S..............................................7Q MLL rtCTNITIGV...........................................9Q WINTO HCTNITI0).........................................118 9PRIMG HCTNITIG9........................................146 rtW€RTK£ri€NTC..........................................17Q Wff Of MUGG€T '84 rtDMNISTMTION Mr. John Kushner Coordinator of Special Services School Psychologist Mr. Timothy McGovern Director of Student Personnel Services 4 BOrtRD Of GDUOITION Mr. Donald S. Hawkins Assistant Superintendent Board Secretary Mr. Patrick Del Mauro Mr. Paul Maggio Mr. George R. Pugliese Mr. Frank J. Stranzl Superintendent of Schools Mr. William G. Van Houten Board President Mr. George W. Delcorso Board Vice-President Mrs. Robin M. Seifert Mr. Amzie D. Parcell Mr. James G. Timmerman Mr. George Buntzen c c a T 7 o g. -t, t ° Ip L n ft I C ■fe'v- DATE___________ £v°. '“■ ■ “ ““«c- STUDENT,------------ GRADE7 see me as soon as possible PLI68JR8!fcMF f SCHEDULE CHANGE-----. CONFLICT____ GRADES (MARKS),--- t -personal- problem,---- • COLLEGES-APPLICATIONS-FOR«S__ OTHER (state briefly)-------— listed periods (ex. n Thursday______ Monday______ FRIDAY,______ TUESDAY_____ WEDNESDAY_____. x could also tone see you BE’ AFTER.___ school. y .zo GUlo nce NO 1 0 • I 7 if is s — ar § ►— tn ‘ 1 oc Uj u. 8 A 3 QC v- ✓ JF r'v : § « l : I ! I is f! v W %’s ■ ip0f'?i so,v ■ pt £G .. W ? oA , 8 22- jaipwi m Pn,s • • J3lpB3l8Uld BUTLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS CALENDAR 1983 - 1984 ’,bef ’ ..................Faculty .vfeciinp 7.......................... . Schools Open 0..........................Columbus Day ' 0.11...................NJEA Convention 23 (12:40 dismissal) '4.25................Thanksgiving Holiday ' (12:40 dismissal).....Christmas Vacation ................... • Schools Reopen Lincoln's Birthday O Washington's Birthday % O fcastcr Vacation O Schools Re-open , 0 O TL Faculty Work Day % ________________________________________ T- O etc. will be made up alter June % °r -- c O the schools, listen for an- 'i O OR. 710 on the dial or the hours of 6 a.m. and O SHIOOL. . -A v Bi u v Xf tndent of School KA r harge of Buswcm r C' - School Principal W , SX V A- . Vs -Aoo Principal y' p;. “ o Aoo Principal jA ■ V ’S ?■ Vj ■£, C r Jinalor %r % x , V • X v i ... s X ............. 492-2037 ............. 492-2038 ............. 492-2070 ‘Movin' right along. . . We'll learn to share the load. We don’t need a map to keep this show on the road. 7 Mr. Garrett Geisel I J Mr. Paul Odenwelder Mr. Terry Foerster Miss Debra Van Nimwegen CD CD 3 2 e ■§ g o fa on t: 4 S. Mr. Richard Rosner Mrs. Eileen Martens Mr. William James Department Supervisor Art and Music Mr. David Bychek Miss Kelly Fenton Mr. George A. Koerner, Jr. Data Processing Manager Mrs. Caroline Baruth Ms. Elsie Merish Attendance Computer Room Secretary Mr. Ronald Sisco Department Supervisor COE Coordinator Mr. Frank Potenza DE Coordinator MT ft PI!OC£ttlNG INDU9TRML rtRTC u Miss Marge Giles CSf — Mr. Fred Ingold Department Supervisor Athletic Director Ms. Liz Benne Mr. Thomas Hamilton Mrs. Genie G. Sasson Mr. Robert Jones 5) Mrs. Rita B. Hawkins CHE Coordinator Mrs. Sallie Klum 3D W b'O I flD u; u Mr. John Vogel NIMC9 Office Mrs. Dorothy Winrow School Health Nurse Mrs. Agnes Mathews Nurse’s Office Aide Mrs. Ruth Barton Nurse’s Office Aide Mr. David Hoffman Mrs. Patricia Ricca 20 1 E k Mrs. Helen Wanke Learning Consultant r Mrs. Hilda Hoffman Secretary to the Coordinator of Special Services Mrs. Jan Hurley School Psychologist Stl 1 Mrs. Marilyn Mindes Learning Consultant Mr. Harry Carline Social Worker 533IM35 TO34S 9€a£MRI€f necer -s Mrs. Corinne Sunbury amoacccr tr C7 Mrs. Lee Drexler .(it M Wt-F-P gjgH I , L Mrs. Edith Tintle r Mrs. Edythe Thompson Mrs. Dolores DiOrio Mrs. Joan Arvidson G €T€IM SlAff- Mrs. Catherine M. Hydo Food Service Director Front row: C. Imbimbo, E. Mynett, C. Hannemann, I. Cuttent. Back Bow: V. Silversey, T. DiSalvio, C. Hydo, S. Snyder, C. Krill, J. Ferris CL lft Of '84 Trik€S ri LOOk BriCk riLOMG TH€ ROriD... ri f€W ftOPf riLOMG TH€ WriY ‘Look Out Rangers. It’s Bruiser” Antonelli! The adventure of BHS was just beginning four years ago. “August 28. 1980 a Freshman Orientation will be held. All Freshmen are required to attend.” This phase opened the door to four years of Halloween Dances, pep rallies, candy sales, carnation sales, and ticket sales for various functions. We’ve been led through four seasons of every sport. We’ve seen new organizations take root over the years, and old ones disappear. We’ve seen the pac-mans, the preppies, the punks, the General Hospital fans, and the members only. We’ve seen the smurfs, the Valley Girls. MTV. the ”Z”, and “Another One Bites the Dust.” As each new class enters BHS, we are pushed along to face new dilemmas. And now we collect the bundle of memories and every trace of our existence and move along. Whichever way this journey will lead, the experience of BHS has left a definite impression and will forever remain a part of us. Sure. I've Got A Girl In Every Port. . We Are The Champions? Beth Buchanan. Dawn Mabey. Jill Scialla. Maryann Poalillo. Marge Baumann. Sue Hoffman, and Nanette Palazzi 1980-1981. Freshman Boys’ Basketball 1980-1981. 29 “9GNIOR 9WU9’ They call it Senior Status, and without a doubt, it's around. A condition affecting all Seniors, it commands constant attention, and results in a profound disdain for underclassmen. Seniors are immediately distinguishable by their air of superiority, and the smug declaration, “Senior Privilege, as they take advantage of one of their many opportunities. Take the Blue and Gold Pass, for example. It is definitely in great demand, for this little gem allows escape from the agony of study halls and early dismissal from lunch periods. And where does such escape lead one? Seniors on Blue and Gold are commonly found in the library, courtyard, or in the ever-popular Senior Lounge, relaxing with the stereo or their favorite soaps and game shows. But what price this passport to freedom? Seniors must maintain passing grades in all of their classes and be absent no more than four times a marking period to be eligible for a Blue and Gold pass. And that isn't the end of the opportunities available in one’s Senior year. Seniors are also recipients of Late Arrival and Early Dismissal privileges, as well as a prestige which brings them straight to the front of the cafeteria’s lunch lines. It is said that “good things come to those who wait; Senior Status is a positive confirmation of that old adage! DEPENDABLE AND RESPONSIBLE ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCHOOL POLICIES AND REGULATIONS. Student's Name 30 Principal The National Honor Society is a society of students who have been commended for their fine scholastic record, participation in school activities, and excel- lent community service. Over the course of the year, the group provides many programs within the school as well as in the surrounding community. These programs include a tutoring program for the elementary and middle schools, upkeep of Butler Park’s Christmas decorations, and a leafraking service for senior citizens. Within the school, N.H.S. provides educational programs such as “50’s Day.” This day is dedicated to learning more about the 1950’s in each individual class as well as sock-hop dancing in the gym. Each student is asked to come dressed in typical clothes of the era. This project is a new one and hopefully will be successful. The society also sponsors many activities for its own members. During December, they are involved in Christmas Carolling in Bloomingdale and Butler and, in the spring, they will attend a Broadway play. They also raise funds through the sale of Thanks- giving Day Corsages and other items. N.H.S. members, past and present, believe it is a distinct honor to belong to such an organization. -DAVE BROOKS- 1983-84 OFFICERS: President..................Alison Mariconda Vice-President............Jeffrey Anderson Secretary...................Susan Hoffman Treasurer.....................Michael Lopez 1983-84 INDUCTEES Joanne Abicca Claire Fratello Linda Iannacone Susan Ricci aerie D€ W CR€M€ S. Hoffman, A. Mariconda, J. Anderson, M. Lopez, H. Scholl, C. Brennan, J. Beyloune, G. VanderLaan, M. Morse, D. Brooks, B. Sabo, C. Bulmer, L. Wenzel, D. Paulison, M. Baumann, R. Pellegrini, J. Fletcher. Michiko Arao 901IOK BRO D Kim Califano Although many of us, during our high school years, seldom venture beyond the protective shelter of our familiar localities, these three Seniors have broken away” to travel abroad and see some of the world! JIM McCLEAN, during the summer of his Junior year, went to France with the International Studies Abroad (I.S.A.) program, to study French at the Universite de Caen. He spent three weeks taking undergraduate classes at the university and another week touring the cities of Normandy. Jim especially enjoyed seeing the different types of architecture and sampling the various foods. KIM CALIFANO spent four months of her Junior year living with her aunt and uncle in England. She attended Kingswood. a private boarding school, and enjoyed the added bonus of playing on their field hockey team. Kim made many friends with whom she is still in touch, and particularly liked seeing England’s historic cities. MICHIKO ARAO is an exchange student at B.H.S. this year. Originally from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, she is living with the Doyle family of Butler during her stay in the U.S.A. Michiko is here on a program from the Rotary Club, and is looking forward to a white winter, as she has never seen snow before. The three students seem to agree that their ventures abroad have been invaluable experiences, which they would eagerly repeat if given the opportunity. Jim McClean 32 9011 OK AT € 49€ HdWCT BrtLL '83 Harvest Ball King and Queen: Glenn VanderLaan and Maureen Morse. First Runners-Up: Craig Vanderhoff and Senior Scholars: Alison Mariconda and Mike Lopez. Senior Individuals: Pattie Bauer and Jim McClean 9GNIOR CGLGBRITIG'i' Senior Politicians: Maureen Morse and Jeff Anderson. Senior Showstoppers: Chris Dore and Gary Murphy 36 Senior Athletes: Margie Baumann and Brian Woop Senior Comedians: Alison Antonelli and Chris Weiner Senior Artists: Linda lannacone and Dave Brooks Senior Musicians: Paula Van Niekerk and Jim Beyloune 37 DECA Dawn Bakerowski 11. 12 Kelly Doyle 11. 12 Melissa Gruner 11. 12 DONNA MACALUSO 11. 12 Robin Moore 11, 12 Colleen Mulhall 11. 12 Brenda Powner 11. 12 Heidi Scholl 12 Deborah Steiner 12 Pamela Trautwein 11 Lori Wroblewski 12 BAND James Beyloune 9. 10. 11, 12 Kim Califano 9, 10 Dawn Conley 10 Rebecca Ferring 9. 10. 11. 12 James Fields 9 Joanne Fletcher 9. 10. 11. 12 Darlene Kimble 9. 10. 11. 12 Michael Lakawicz 9. 10. 11. 12 George Logan 9, 10. 11, 12 Ann Meier 9. 10. 11. 12 James Pisarz 12 Heidi Scholl 9. 10. 11. 12 Charles Tepper 9. 10, 11. 12 Tara Urban 9. 10. 11. 12 Paula Van Niekerk 9. 10. 11. 12 Diane Weibel 9. 10. 11. 12 BAND FRONT Patricia Agnew 10. 11. 12 Claire Fratello 10, 11 Mary Guardmo 10, 11. 12 Dawn Haas 9. 10, 11. 12 ALISON MARIC0NDA 10. 11. 12 Nancy Runz 11, 12 Joan Taggart 10 Susan Wembrecht 10 BASEBALL Ronald Bailey 9, 10. 11. 12 John Busseno-mgr. 11 Henry Caywood 9, 10. 11 Gerald Eddy 9. 10 Steven Elvin 9. 10. 11 Todd Fox 9. 10 Gregory Hopler 9 Mark Lisa 9. 10. 11. 12 Michael Lopez 9 Richard Rapolla 9. 10 Preston Sisco 9 Craig Vanderhoff 9, 10, 11. 12 Steven Zignorski 10 BOWLING Dawn Conley 9 Mark Goble 9. 11 Leo Krzesmski 9. 10. 11 Robert Sabo 10. 11. 12 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Dave Brooks 9 John Busseno mgr. 11. 12 Fuad Carrera 11 Daniel Dooley 9. 12 James Fields 9. 10. 11. 12 Todd Fox 9 Matthew Hoffman 9 Gregory Hopler 9 Thomas McGrath 11. 12 Michael Sondermeyer 9, 12 Cal Van Etten 9 Steven Zignorski 9. 10. 11, 12 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Fuad Carrera 9 John Giannouris 10. 12 Michael Katsock 9 Michael Lakawicz 9. 10 George Logan 9. 10. 11. 12 Thomas McGrath 9 Thomas Pallozi 9. 10 James Pisarz 9. 10. 11 BOYS' TRACK Thomas Andretta 10. 11, 12 James Beyloune 9. 10. 11. 12 Jeffrey Cappola 9. 10. 11. 12 Fuad Carrera 9 Joseph Cma 9, 10, 12 Daniel Dooley 9. 10. 11. 12 Gerald Eddy 11 James Fields 9. 10. 11. 12 Todd Fox 11. 12 John Giannouris 9, 10. 11, 12 J. Wesley Harden 9. 10. 11. 12 Matthew Hoffman 9, 10 Joseph Indoe 9. 10. 11 Michael Katsock 9 Richard Kennedy 9. 10. 11. 12 Jeffrey Kerstner 9. 10 Michael Lakawicz 9. 10 Robert LoCicero 10 George Logan 9. 10. 11. 12 Michael Lopez 11. 12 Leo Lorenzetti 9. 10. 11 Barry Marciano 11 Robert McDonald 11 Thomas McGrath 10. 11. 12 Thomas Pallozzi 9 Scott Pappa 9. 10. 11. 12 James Pisarz 9. 10 Darryl Rankin 11, 12 Susan Ricci • stats. 11 Michael Sondermeyer 9. 10. 11, 12 Charles Tepper 9. 10. 11. 12 Glenn VanderLaan 9. 10. 11. 12 Dave Van Veen 10. 11. 12 Brian Woop 9. 10. 11. 12 Edmund Wright 11. 12 DRAMA CLUB Terry Ann Beek 10. 11 Christina Dore 10 Kelly Doyle 11 Carol Montanye 11 FENCING Michael Biemer 9. 10 Salvatore DiSalvio 12 Rebecca Ferring 9. 11 John Giannouris 9. 10. 11, 12 Karen Hoogmoed 9 Darlene Kimble mgr. 9 Michael Lakawicz 9 James Pisarz 11. 12 Tara Urban 9 FIELD HOCKEY Joanne Abicca 9 ALLISON ANT0NELLI 9. 10. 11. 12 Beth Buchanan 10, 11, 12 Kimberly Day 10 Donna DeKorte 9 MAUREEN MORSE 9. 10. 11. 12 Renee Pellegrini • mgr. 10 Pamela Trautwein 9 FOOTBALL Thomas Andretta 9 Ronald Bailey 9. 12 John Busseno • mgr. 11. 12 Jeffrey Cappola 9. 10. 11 Henry Caywood 9. 10. 11, 12 Joseph Cina 9. 10, 11. 12 Daniel Dooley 9. 10. 11. 12 Brian Dorsett 9 Gerald Eddy 9. 10. 11. 12 Daniel Fatzler 9 James Fields 11,12 Todd Fox 9. 10 John Guenter • mgr. 11, 12 J. Wesley Harden 9. 10. 11, 12 Matthew Hoffman 10. 11. 12 Jeffrey Kerstner 9 Mark Lisa 9. 10. 11. 12 Scott Lukas 9 Barry Marciano 9, 10. 12 Thomas McGrath 11 Glenn Milarck 9 Richard Rapolla 9, 10. 11. 12 Preston Sisco 11. 12 Michael Sondermeyer 9. 10. 11, 12 William Struble 9. 10. 11 CHARLES TEPPER 9. 10. 11, 12 Craig Vanderhoff 9. 10. 11. 12 Glenn VanderLaan 9, 10, 11. 12 Dave Van Veen 9 Scott Wood 9. 10 Brian Woop 9. 10. 11. 12 Edmund Wright 9 FORENSICS Christina Dore 10. 11. 12 Christopher Weiner 11 FRENCH CLUB JEFFREY ANDERSON 11. 12 CHRISTINA DORE 11 Darlene Kimble 11, 12 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Allison Antonelli 9, 10 Marjorie Baumann 11, 12 Judith Boud 9 Kim Califano 9. 10. 11. 12 Christine Daum 9. 10 Donna DeKorte 9. 10. 11 Pauline DelMauro 9. 10. 11, 12 Karen Kessel 9. 10 Christine Lyons 9 Robin Moore 10 Cheryl Morrell 9 Maureen Morse 10 Denise Pangis 10 Renee Pellegrini • mgr. 10. 11 Heidi Scholl 9. 10. 11 Elizabeth Spruce - mgr. 9. 10 Laura Wenzel stats. 9 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Marjorie Baumann 11 Christina Dore 9, 10 Linda lannacone 9 Cheryl Morrell 9 Denise Pangis 9. 10 GIRLS’ TRACK Maryorie Baumann 9. 10. 11, 12 Beth Buchanan 9. 10 Kim Califano 9. 11 Dawn Conley 11. 12 Christina Dore mgr. 9 Jamne Heigl 9. 10, 11 Susan Hoffman 9 Linda lannacone 10 Karen Kessel 9 Dawn Mabey 10 Alison Mariconda stats. 11. 12 Cheryl Morell 9 Denise Pangis 9. 11. 12 Heidi Scholl 11 Tara Urban 9. 10. 11. 12 Laura Wenzel 9. 10 GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB Allison Antonelli 10. 11 MARJORIE BAUMANN 9. 10. 11, 12 Pauline Del Mauro 10. 11, 12 Christina Dore 9 SUSAN HOFFMAN 9. 10. 11. 12 Kelly Keenan 12 Maureen Morse 10, 11, 12 DENISE PANGIS 9. 10. 11. 12 Debra Paulison 11. 12 Tara Urban 9. 10. 11. 12 BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB Daniel Dooley 10. 11. 12 James Fields 11, 12 Matthew Hoffman 11, 12 Michael Lopez 9. 10. 11. 12 Darryl Rankin 11. 12 Richard Rapolla 10. 11. 12 Craig Vanderhoff 11, 12 GLENN VANDERLAAN 10. 11, 12 CHEERING Marjorie Baumann 12 Kelly Keenan 9. 10. 11. 12 Dawn Mabey 9. 10. 11. 12 Michele Maffatone 10 Anne Molloy 10 Maureen Morse 9 Charla Nye 11. 12 MARYANN P0ALILL0 11. 12 Jill Scialla 9. 10. 11. 12 Doreen Urbamak 11. 12 Michele Wolfson 10. 11. 12 CHOIR Christina Dore 9. 10, 11, 12 Ann Meier 11. 12 Carol Montanye 12 James Pisarz 11, 12 Nancy Runz 12 Danielle Smith 9. 10 Margaret Smith 9. 10. 11 Joan Taggart 9. 10. 11 Michelle Wiemer 11. 12 GOLF Michael Biemer 9. 10. 11. 12 Robert McDonald 11 38 The above lists were compiled from data supplied by the members of the Class of 1984 and may not be complete. Capitalized names indicate students who reported that they held leadership positions in the activity. GYMNASTICS Marjorie Baumann 9, 10 Carolyn Brennan mgr. 10, 11 Beth Buchanan 9 Susan Hoffman 9. 10 Dawn Mabey 9. 10, 11 Maryann Poalillo 9, 10 Jill Scialla 9 Michele Wolfson 9, 10, 11 HONOR SOCIETY Jeffrey Anderson 11. 12 Marjorie Baumann 11, 12 James Beyloune 11. 12 Carolyn Brennan 11, 12 Cathy Bulmer 11, 12 SUSAN HOFFMAN 11. 12 MICHAEL LOPEZ 12 ALISON MARICONDA 11. 12 Maureen Morse 11, 12 Debra Paulison 11. 12 Renee Pellegrini 12 Robert Sabo 11, 12 Heidi Scholl 12 Glenn VanderLaan 11. 12 Laura Wenzel 11,12 INDOOR TRACK Todd Fox 12 Matthew Hoffman 10 Susan Hoffman 9, 10 George Logan 9 Leo Lorenzetti 11 Thomas Pallozzi 9 Scott Pappa 10. 11. 12 Michael Sondermeyer 10 Charles Tepper 9. 10. 11. 12 Tara Urban 10. 12 Glenn VanderLaan 10, 11 INTERACT Joanne Abicca 9, 10. 11 Allison Antonelli 9 Kimberly Day 9 Dawn Fisher 9, 11 Patricia Franchino 11 Karen Hoogmoed 11 Victoria Kerwin 11 Karen Kessel 9 Ann Miceli 9 Maureen Morse 9 Debra Paulison 9 Laura Wenzel 11 JERSEYMEN Jeffrey Anderson 10, 11 Joanne Fletcher 10, 11. 12 Mary Guardmo 10 Darlene Kimble 9. 10, 11. 12 Susan Wembrecht 11.12 Michelle Wiemer 11, 12 MATH LEAGUE Dave Brooks 9. 10 Claire Fratello 10. 11 RADIO CLUB Christina Dore 10. 11. 12 Denise Pagms 12 Christopher Weiner 12 SHAMBELLA Cathy Bulmer 11 Linda lannacone 12 Susan Ricci 11 LAURA WENZEL 11 SKIING Ronald Bailey 11. 12 Jeffrey Cappola 9, 10. 11. 12 Steven Elvin 10 Richard Kennedy 9. 10. 11, 12 Doreen Urbaniak 9. 10 SOCCER Ronald Bailey 11 Tony Delia 9, 10, 11 Robert LoCicero 9, 10. 11 Michael Lopez 9. 10. 11. 12 DARRYL RANKIN 11. 12 Christopher Weiner 9. 10, 12 STAGE CREW Patricia Agnew 11, 12 Judith Boud 12 David Brooks 10. 11, 12 Cathy Bulmer 9, 10. 11. 12 Sal DiSalvio 12 Rebecca Fernng 9. 10. 11. 12 Mary Guardino 11,12 Darlene Kimble 9. 10. 11. 12 Carol Montanye 11. 12 Gary Murphy 10, 11 Michelle Wiemer 12 STUDENT COUNCIL Joanne Abicca 11. 12 Jeffrey Anderson 9. 10. 11. 12 Allison Antonelli 9. 10, 11, 12 Marjorie Baumann 12 Dave Brooks 9, 11, 12 Cathy Bulmer 9. 10. 11 Kim Califano 12 Virginia Curtin 10 Kimberly Day 9. 10. 11. 12 Dawn Fisher 9 Todd Fox 9 Mary Guardino 12 Pamela Gubich 9 John Guenter 10, 11 Kelly Keenan 11. 12 Karen Kessel 9. 10. 11 Scott Lukas 11. 12 Michele Maffatone 9. 10. 11. 12 Ann Miceli 9. 10. 12 Cheryl Morrell 9. 12 Maureen Morse 9. 10. 11, 12 Gary Murphy 11 Thomas Pallozzi 9. 10. 11. 12 Scott Pappa 9 Debra Paulison 9, 10 James Pisarz 9. 10. 11 Maryann Poalillo 9. 10, 11 Darryl Rankin 11. 12 Richard Rapolla 12 Robert Sabo 12 Heidi Scholl 12 Elizabeth Spruce 9. 10. 11 Anita Timar 9, 10, 11 Vicki Villalobos 10. 11 Susan Weinbrecht 12 Nancy Weiss 9. 10. 11, 12 STUDENT MUSICAL Dave Brooks 10. 11. 12 Cathy Bulmer 11. 12 Christina Dore 10, 11, 12 Rebecca Ferring 9. 10. 11. 12 Claire Fratello 9. 11. 12 Chris La Neve 11 Robert Lo Cicero 9 Carol Montanye 11 Gary Murphy 9. 10. 11 Deborah Steiner 9 Joan Taggart 9 Christopher Weiner 10, 11 SOFTBALL Allison Antonelli 9. 10 Judith Boud 9 Christine Daum 9. 10 Donna DeKorte 9. 10 Pauline Del Mauro 9. 10. 11. 12 Kelly Keenan 9. 10 Anne Molloy 11, 12 Robin Moore 10 Maureen Morse 9. 10. 11 Denise Pangis 10 Debra Paulison 9. 10. 11. 12 Renee Pellegrini • mgr. 9 Heidi Scholl 9 Jill Scialla 9 Pamela Trautwem 9 Nancy Weiss 9. 10, 11, 12 THESPIANS Dave Brooks 11. 12 CHRISTINA DORE 11. 12 Darlene Kimble 10. 11. 12 ANN MEIER 11. 12 Carol Montanye 11. 12 Gary Murphy 11. 12 TV CLUB John Busseno 11. 12 Sal DiSalvio 12 Michele Maffatone 11. 12 Darryl Rankin 11. 12 Susan Ricci 11,12 Christopher Weiner 12 WRESTLING James Beyloune 9. 10. 11. 12 Jeffrey Kerstner 9. 11 Barry Marciano 9, 10. 11. 12 Richard Rapolla 9. 10. 11. 12 Timothy Siek 9. 10, 11. 12 Thomas Vigh 9. 10, 12 Brian Woop 9, 10. 11. 12 Edmund Wright 9. 10. 12 YEARBOOK JOANNE ABICCA 11. 12 CATHY BULMER 11. 12 Daniel Fatzler 12 REBECCA FERRING 11. 12 SUSAN HOFFMAN 12 UNDA IANNACONE 9. 10. 11. 12 MICHAEL LOPEZ 9. 10. 12 Ann Meier 9. 12 James McClean 12 Michelle Menger 11 Colleen Mulhall 11 Susan Ricci 11 Tammy Russo 12 Heidi Scholl 12 Tara Urban 12 LAURA WENZEL 11. 12 — | m mJTllU 'Bo+le Movin’ right along We’re truly birds of a feather, We're in this together and You know where you’re goin’.’’ Joanne Abicca Thomas Andretta Robert Ashley Patricia Kelly Agnew Allison Antonelli Ronald Bailey Jeffrey Craig Anderson Michiko Arao Dawn Marie Bakerowski 42 Christine Ballard Raymond Beasley Terry Ann Beek Patricia Bauer Christine Ann Bedell lames G. Beyloune Marjorie Baumann Dean Bedford Michael Biemer 43 Tammy Bond Carolyn Marie Brennan David Allen Brooks Beth Ann Buchanan Glenn Bufano Cathy Anne Bulmer Matthew G. Butler John Busseno 44 Kim Marie Califano Jeffrey W. Cappola Joseph Richard Cina Fern Cinquegrani Fuad Carrera Henry F. Cay wood Maureen Cleary Charles K. Cole Dawn Marie Conley 4 5 Cathleen Mary Courier Virginia Curtin Alyson D’Anna Christine E. Daum Kimberly Day Ron Decker Wayne T. Decker Wesiey Decker Donna Jean DeKorte 46 Pauline Elise Del Mauro Susan Derocco Anthony Delia Michael Diblanda Daniel Dooley Salvatore Disalvio 47 Christina Dore Brian Dorsett Kelly Marie Doyle Steven Drada John Dydo Gerald W. Eddy Jr. Steven J. Elvin Timothy Erwin Daniel Fatzler Lisa Fawcett Gina Marie Ferraro Rebecca Lynn Ferring 48 Marie Fila Dawn Ann Fisher lames Fields Robert France Patricia Ann Franchino Claire Marie Fratello 49 Kara Lynn Garrahan John Giannouris Laura Lee Gra Kelly Ann Geer Christine Gluck lames Michael Gregory Jr. Naira Roya Ghazan ar Mark Wiliiam Gobie Melissa Dawn Gruner Mary Marie Guardino Pamela Gubich John Guenter Cybelle M. Guerrero Dawne Marie Haas Linda Ann Hankin f. Wesiey Harden Sheiia Ann Harriet Timothy Harris 51 Michael Charles Hausler fa nine Hei gl Matthew Thomas Hoffman Susan M. Hoffman Gregory A. Hopper Gregory Austin Hopler lacqualyn C. Hester Karen Hoogmoed Christopher Shane Hubbard 52 Linda Iannacone John Michael Iovino Jennifer Anne Jeski Thomas J. Johnson Nick Kapusta Michael G. Katsock Kelly Susan Keenan 53 Richard E. Kennedy Jeffrey Edward Kerstner Victoria E. Kerwin Darlene Kimble Otto Edward Klindt Karen Lynn Kessel Albert Kober Leo J. Krzesinski Michael John Lakawicz 54 Cliff Liddicoat Michael John Lopez Leo Lorenzetti Karen Joyce Lovell Chris LaNeve Robert LoCicero Mark Lisa George A. Logan Frederick David Locke Donna Marie Macaluso Michele Maffatone Debbie Maggio 56 McGowan Thomas F. McGrath Ann Meier Michelle Ann Meager 57 Glenn T. Milarck Matthew Walter Miller Ann Marie Miceli Lisa Mary Minnoia Anne Molloy Anthony Michael Mondino Lucy Montano Carol Lynn Montayne Robin Moore 58 Cheryl A. Morrell Colleen Marie Mulhall James Frank Nalbone Lisa Marie Morse Robert Munni Michael J. Nelson Maureen K. Morse Gary Murphy Charla Marie Nye 59 Debra Ann PauJison Renee Elizabeth Pellegrini Timothy C. O'Brien Dawn Osterhoudt Nanette Palazzi Michael Panucci Denise Pangis Suzanne Philhower James John Pisarz Maryann Poalillo Darryl Patrick Rankin Richard R. RapoJJa Brenda Powner Paul Rugel 61 Nancy G. flunz Tammy Jean Russo Robert Sabo Dolores Scank fill Scialla 62 Guy Ryerson Heidi Ann Scholl Timothy John Siek Elizabeth Sinclair Margaret Mary Smith Elizabeth Anne Spruce Preston Scott Sisco Lynn M. Soderstrom William S. Stalter Danielle Smith Michael Scott Sondermeyer Rhonda Lee Steenstra 63 Deborah Lynn Steiner William Scott Struble Barbara Ann Stymacks loan S. Taggart Evelyn Tanner Elizabeth Anna Szoloch Michael J. Tenned Charles H. Tepper Richard Thomson 64 Anita Anne Timar Ray L. Tolnai Pamela L. Trautwein Glenn Edward Vanderlaan Cal R. Van Etten Paula Anne Jennifer Van Niekerk 65 John Anthony Varellie Dave Van Veen Paul Weber Vicki Villalobos Susan Lee Weinbrecht Christopher John Weiner Thomas Martin Vigh Jr. Diane Elizabeth Weibel Nancy E. Weiss 66 Laura Marie Wenzel Michele Ann Woi son Lori Ann Wrobiewski ohn Whitmore Micheie Kimberly Wiemer Scott Wood Karen Zaieski Steven Zignorski 67 NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PLACE AT BHS FAVORITE PEOPLE ‘‘IN 20 YUS.. I’LL PROBABLY BE . . Joanne Abicca Jo the Senior Lounge VKRSSJJBKH sailing around the world Patricia Agnew Tish 2nd floor Boys' Rm. on Sat. DOMGLLHSAMMM as far away from here as possible ... in a warm state Jeffrey Anderson Jeff the English Office (Jr. yr.) Cathy (the Italian) Bulmer an astrophysicist, in politics, and trying to find out what happened to Lopez Thomas Andretta the Courtyard Rob LoCicero an architect Allison Antonelli Al . the Courtyard Maureen. Renee married with 2 kids Ronald Bailey RB the Senior Parking Lot GSGHCLMNMSDRHCJC living in a beautiful house with kids, money, and a wife” Dawn Bakerowski Baker the Senior Lounge or the School Store Lori. Donna. Del. Bev. Diane married with at least 6 kids and a good job Patricia Bauer Creepella the halls Kelly. Greg. RHLJ a famous model with David Lee Roth as a live- in maid Marjorie Baumann Margie the Senior Lounge Glenn. Kim. Missy looking for the perfect mate Raymond Beasley Beas my car Donna. Tammy better off’ Christine Bedell Kris the downstairs bathroom Laura. Chris. Eddie married to Eddie” Terry Ann Beek Terry the Cafeteria Roya older James Beyloune Bubba the Bandroom CTMLMFGL still rollerskating Michael Biemer Mike the Senior Lounge BALHKCCZSHRHJGDR “relaxing on my yacht 5 miles off Bermuda Tammy Bond Tippy Ray’s car Duna and Beas “rich and famous Carolyn Brennan the Senior Lounge Chris Liptak and Paige Meisheid a scientist or a ranch owner David Brooks Dave the Cafeteria Cathy Bulmer and Karen Armstrong summering on the French Riviera ... in lights on a Broadway marquee” Beth Buchanan SK the Courtyard Debbie disappointed about what went in the Year- book” Cathy Bulmer the doorway on the way out Gary Murphy an Italian countess Matthew Butler Matt the Senior Parking Lot Shellie and Lizard a body shop owner John Busseno Buzzy TV Club All teachers and coaches on TV as a pro sports commentator KimCalifano Calif the Boys’ Locker Room MBKDGVLDC and the gang still trying to figure out what it’s called” Jeffrey Cappola Jeff the Senior Parking Lot Hill Top Highlanders rich and happy Fuad Carrera Fu the Senior Lounge a successful accountant Henry Caywood Floyd the Senior Parking Lot RBGS and Uncle Joe thirty-eight Joseph Cina JC. the Senior Lounge BWCVDMKKTFMLRK pumping gas at 0 S Gulf Dawn Conley Conley the Courtyard PDMKCMBCN... my mom and Aaron “a millionaire” Cathleen Courter Cath WLMAWMM preparing for the twenty-year reunion Virginia Curtin Ginny Prom ’83 Barrett. KSTRKFDFGP Alyson D’Anna Alyson the Courtyard Pam. CKDDKK married f€MIOK NOT PICTURED Kenneth A. Decker David A. Goldstein James Haney Val Herbst Steven Mickens Vincent M. Omodeo Thomas Anthony Pallozzi. Jr. Christian Puff Alexander Walsh Edmund O’Brien Wright NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PLACE AT BHS FAVORITE PEOPLE Christine Daum Daumer the Courtyard SHDPLAJ Kimberly Day Kim AMPMBMHKCGVLPDM Wayne Decker going home Bill. Mike. Tim. Pattie Donna DeKorte Dee the Courtyard Kara G.. Nancy Weiss Anthony Delia Tony the Cafeteria DRBSJCGSPDMDCDP Pauline DelMauro Paul the Courtyard ASMTDDMDCKDDDALKK Susan DeRocco Sue (Puff) the Courtyard Jenny and Janiney Salvatore DiSalvio Sal the old Smoking Hall CCDFBIMH Daniel Dooley Doolz the Courtyard Sweet Polly (Alice) Christina Dore Chrissy on stage Craig Vanderhoff Brian Dorsett the Universal Biggs Kelly Doyle Kel the Courtyard Melissa G. John Dydo J.D. the Courtyard STSAPMNCL Gerald Eddy. Jr. Jerry or Hera Ido the Courtyard Sondo Steven Elvin Este' the Courtyard Mark Lisa Daniel Fatzler Dan here and there Sal Gina Ferraro Gina the Senior Lounge Lisa Morse and Dawn Fisher Rebecca Ferring Buckwheat a ny w he re-a s lee p lames Fields E.T. the gym Sondo Maria Fila Mia the Girls’ Room Barbi Stymacks. Greg H. Dawn Fisher the Courtyard Gina loanne Fletcher Smudgie the Bandroom TVPVAMHSLWRPDK Laura Fletcher Fletch the Senior Lounge Chris Bedell Todd Fox Foxer the Courtyard Wooper and Lynda Patricia Franchino Patti the Senior Lounge Susan Claire Fratello the Courtyard Diane and Becki Kara Garrahan the Senior Parking Lot DDN WBSBBCM M Kelly Geer Kell the Nurse’s Office Arty Naira Ghazanfar Roya Patricia Schieber. Ronnie Gubich John Giannouris G.O. the Senior Lounge Jeff Anderson Mark Goble the Wood Shop Chrissy Zack Laura Graf Chuckie LSCGCMKL James Gregory. Jr. Jimmy the Courtyard Tommy Johnson Melissa Gruner Missie the Courtyard Doug. KDEMGMCBCLCG Mary Guardino the Choir Room Reunite W. Pamela Gubich Pam Mrs. Marten's Room Charla Nye John Guenter Guenter Lunch KDMGLG. Mike. Irene. Mary Ann Cvbelle Guerrero Brat the Courtyard Dawn Haas Dawnie the Courtyard Nancy Runz and Jim Bevloune J. Wesley Harden Wetley the Senior Lounge Dan Dooley Sheila Harriet the Guidance Office Jodi and Traci Michael Hausler Chuckie Baby Lunch Tim Harris Janine Heigl Bean the Courtyard Jennifer Jeski Matthew Hoffman Pooh the football field Sue. GVLCVCTRRSZ Susan Hoffman Sue Mr. Sippie’s class Matt H. Karen Hoogmoed Karen Graduation VKBSJASR Gregory Hopler Egg-Head the Senior Parking Lot All the friends I partied with IN 20 YRS., I’LL PROBABLY BE . hanging out living off my husband's millions still making minimum wage married, working, and having no more than 6 kids making $100,000 a year and driving a vette very rich “rich and famous somewhere in space married and having many problems married with 15 kids “still be cruzin' around in the Juliomobile married to Sal and working broke, unemployed, icing my ankle, and chasing girls trying to have fun still crazy after all these years “married, with children, and an executive secretary . .still recovering from this mess “a multimillionaire and owner of my own architectural firm” missing the good times I had in BHS with friends rich and famous an aeronautical engineer working at NASA planning a trip into outer space still being asked for a pass married and hangin out on the beach in San Diego crazy making my 3rd million, laughing at the Trolls (who probably still won't have any person- ality) and wondering WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MIKE LOPEZ? married and have a few kids married to a rich guy” a doctor working in a hospital” married, a successful architect with lots of cash” around a married psychologist living in Colorado with a beautiful home and lots of money married and successful in what I choose to do” “making my dreams come true single and loving it a billionaire married and a computer programmer married.. .a licensed practical nurse married, working, and having fun a nurse’s aide 38 and living somewhere in NYC married and an executive in an office just another working class dog married and teaching math in any high school other than BHS how should I know hope to be still alive NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PLACE AT BHS FAVORITE PEOPLE Gregory Hopper Hop the Senior Parking Lot JVMWBDNKBMLRSK Christopher Hubbard Hubbs the old Smoking Hall Stacey Burns Linda Iannacone Cone Chem Cher. Kar.KDKCAMDBGL Bryan Inderrieden Mr. Sippie's class Mike and Sal Joseph Indoe Ducky Gym Mark and Al John Iovino Senior Auto Dawn G. Jennifer Jeski Jenny (Skin) the Courtyard Janine. Sue-Puff, Missy Thomas Johnson T.J. Graphics SAP Nick Kapusta Nick the Senior Parking Lot Bill Machia vello Pattie Bauer Michael Katsock Mike the Senior Lounge John Iovino and Fuad Carrera Kelly Keenan Smelly the Courtyard Mabes Richard Kennedy the Senior Lounge JCBWCVMLTFDMKK Jeffrey Kerstner Jeff the party people Victoria Kerwin Vicky Graduation SRKHRSJA Karen Kessel Kess the Senior Parking Lot ADDFRGDSTHJLLSMFLG Darlene Kimble Dar the Courtyard JHKYJFTUTSLBMG Otto Edward Klindt Ed in the halls Debbie Henderson Albert Kober in the hallways Anthony Mondino Leo Krzesinski Room 108 DK Michael Lakawicz Lack the Music Dept. George Logan Chris LaNeve Chris the Senior Lounge Cathy. Gary. Maureen Mark Lisa Mark the Courtyard Kelly Frederick Locke Captain Cannonball Tom Boud George Logan Logie the Computer Room Danny Sheehan Michael Lopez Mike the Cafeteria PPJF Leo Lorenzetti Marty the Courtyard KZ Karen Lovell Karen Mr. Sippie's class Frank and Linda Scott Lukas Maurice the Courtyard AMMLKKBWKMDMJCCT Christine Lyons Little Love Outside MB. Keith Dawn Mabey Mabes the Courtyard Smelly Donna Macaluso Duna the old Smoking Hall Tammy and Ray Michele Maffatone Chele the Senior Lounge Shelby, Lizzy Anthony Malzone Malzone succa” Outside Mrs. Reardon Barry Marciano Rocky the football field Bill Staiter Alison Mariconda Al the Bandroom SRPVRPJF Kristine Mathis Kris the Courtyard DRCDMGSM Robert McDonald Bob the Animal homeroom Emmett McDowell M Outside Jeff Vanderhoff Terrance McGowan Terry in the halls Mark Goble Thomas McGrath Tom in the hallways Rob Ann Meier Mumbles the Bandroom CDKCHSRPJF Michelle Menger Michelle the Courtyard Steve Ann Miceli Ann the Senior Office Scott Steven Mickens Sac the Senior Parking Lot Lisa Leila Glenn Milarck Mopar Cheryl. Cary. Dennis. Cal Anne Molloy Ann the Courtyard Lynn Anthony Mondino Mondo Senior Auto Al Kober Carol Montanye Care the stage Bev Sisco Cheryl Morrell Cheryl the Cafeteria Linda Lisa Morse Lisa the Courtyard Gina. Dawn “IN 20 YRS.. I LL PROBABLY BE . . ‘‘a mechanic” “with Bow in a NY loft watching RHPS and painting” somewhere in California hopefully own my own landscaping business pushing carts at Pathmark” rich and famous living in another state “still partying working hard, married, trying to make money disappointed about what went in the Year- book “President of the United States rich how should I know -1 don’t even know what I’ll be doing tomorrow successful business woman, wife and mother working backstage on Broadway. I hope” building classic street rods in my own shop a computer technician “in the army, married with kids a cosmetologist “married and playing professional ball some- where a comic book artist working for DC or Marvel Comics disappointed about what went into the Year- book running my own engineering firm overlooking an ocean bay remembering still waiting for brownies from Kris Mathis married and living somewhere else disappointed about what went in the Year- book married and out of Butler, living it up successful and happy wondering why I wrote this (hopefully married) running my own restaurant, possibly a millionaire married (I hope) and have a successful career with a house at the shore and a lot of money getting the white thing a dairy farmer one of the world’s greatest chefs “owning my own business some sort of doctor, store owner, or mechanic” still listening to Kris telling me to sneeze taking over the boarding house my mother has started rich and famous building classic street rods and show cars owning my own business managing my own Unisex hair shop and traveling NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PLACE AT BUS FAVORITE PEOPLE Maureen Morse Maur the Field Hockey field Ken. Allison. Bob Colleen Mulhall Col CLLBCKSM Gary Murphy Murf the Courtyard Cathy Bulmer James Nalbone Jim the Cafeteria Thomas McGrath Charla Nye Chuck the parking lot Pam. Dave. Gina. Karen. Dawn Vincent Omodeo Vino Glenn. Brian. Cal Thomas Pallozzi The Entertainer the parking lot Glenn. Vinnie, Lucie Denise Pangis Pang the Senior Lounge Heidi Scholl Scott Pappa SAP the Courtyard BSDLTJBWJDRTBB Debra Paulison Debbie the Chem Room Tam. Chrissy. Richie Roger Peer Rog the lunchroom lames }ensen Renee Pellegrini Cupcake BFH SRAMPVFMS Suzanne Philhower Sue the Annex Building Evelyn )ames Pisarz limbo the Band and Choir Rooms John. Colleen. Jackie Maryann Poalillo Scary the Senior Parking Lot DUJCTLKHCDSNTWMSGS Brenda Powner Bennie Mary. Linda. Lemonhead Christian Puff Chris Study Bill Reeger Darryl Rankin Darryl law class first period KMDFSTJLMMBSWH Richard Rapolla Rapper the Senior Lounge George. Mike. Claire Lisa Reinartsen Lee the Tech bus JCLMJPTS Susan Ricci Ric Mr. G’s rm. freshman yr. Al. Vick. Reen Nancy Runz Nanners the Music Dept. Annie. Mara. Denise Tammy Russo Tammy the lockers bet. classes DPJSGCKKMSBS Robert Sabo Bob out of class DPMM Dolores Scank Scank Mrs. Carroll's class Spang Heidi Scholl Heid the Bandroom Elizabeth Sinclair Liz MMMWDU. Todd Preston Sisco Preston my car Steve. Chris. Kris Danielle Smith Dani the first floor Girls’ Rm. Margaret Smith the Art Room Dawn Bakerowski Michael Sondermeyer Sondo” the Senior Lounge JERBJFJBJGJCTMRH Elizabeth Spruce Beth the Courtyard KDJNSC William Stalter Bill the Lunchroom Brian Dorsett Deborah Steiner Debby Home Ec. freshman year Carol William St ruble Bill out front Wayne. Wes. Deb Barbara Stymacks Barbie ‘Whale’ the Courtyard Maria. Johnny Baby loan Taggert loan Soph. Eng. with Mrs. Miller Mandi Mathews Evelyn Tanner Ev the Annex Building Sue Philhower Charles Tepper Chuck the Courtyard MHGVLRRSZBB Anita Timar Anita the Senior Lounge Lynn Soderstrom Ray Tolnai Clinger the old Smoking Hall Pamela Trautwein Spam the Senior Lounge Alyson D'Anna Tara Urban “T Psychology class JJLWCIJFCVHS Craig Vanderhoff Eggy the Courtyard Chris Dore Glenn VanderLaan Skipper the Senior Lounge Margie Cal Van Etten Calvin Glenn Milarck Paula VanNiekerk the Bandroom AMKSJFDPAD ‘ IN 20 YRS., I LL PROBABLY BE living comfortably far from Butler extremely rich and living on a beautiful exotic island rich and married married, working full time, and have kids” happily married to a wealthy man with 2 spoiled children single, well-off. with a penthouse suite married and working in the medical field” working happy and enjoying life happily married with a few kids in upstate New York 37 and still trying to figure out what 1 11 be doing in 20 years married to Dave, having kids, and paying off Elvin” finishing college “a successful business woman, wife and mother in France and married “working for Anhauser-Busch an accountant for a big company married still confused married with kids, a dog - maybe rich married and living up near Vermont “crazy” still doing homework and trying to pass the CPA test “far away from Butler and hopefully very wealthy “37 and still wishing I was in school happily married to Dave Crum and working as a word processor” working and probably married rich and famous majoring in money happily married and working for Lakeland Trucking Co. “an Art Director on Madison Ave. wishing I was still seventeen wealthy and married to Billy Luke married and working married. 2 children, good paying job rich and famous a top executive at W L 37 married celebrating anniversaries and talking... “making a lot of money “living off my wife’s income playing sell-out concerts in major arenas teaching music in an elementary school in Virginia” Theresa Brady Junior Class Officers: Kevin Murphy. Pat Newton. Lynette Harrison, Karyn Kennedy. Philip Brough Matt Brozowski Carolyn Bruno Kelly Burke Jane Burt Carl Busseno Kevin Caputo Mike Caiola Chris Callaghan m V Pattie Card Donna Carman Lynda Cavallaro JimCensano Bill Coutts Diana Codispoti Craig Courter 73 Kathy Drada Beth Egan Denise Dubuque Mark Essing Debbie Feeney Colleen Fields Bob Foncellino Joey Greig Adam Gubich Bob Hannemann Lynette Harrison Lisa Hart Billy Hedden Liz Hirth Kerri Lynn Hopper Kris Hutman Chris lannaci Doug Imbimbo Brian Jablonski Tom Jennings Jackie Jones 74 Laurie Lime Chris Liptak Bob Little Connie Luke Cheryl Mabey Kim Mahon T.J. McGill BobLoRusso Bill Loundes Lora Lucinski Donna Ludwig Andrew Mason Veronica Mehr Gayle Mathis Mary Rose McDermott Wayne McDonnell k Tim McKmght Sean McKernan Pam Meade 75 Gaybe Napoleone Paul Natoli Tom Needhammer Pat Newton Eddie Niper Chris Nodtvedt Cindy Norman Gilly Proctor Ken Prokop Michelle Pugliese Kathy Quigley Jackie Quinn Donna Riley Sherri Risden Bob Schaaf Scott Scherer Heidi Schimpf Bruce Schultz Steve Schwaab Craig Seeger Kris Seifert Darryl Russo Billy Scank Chris Roshaven Patty Rugel 76 i Karen Talasco Colleen Urban Bill Taylor Arthur Van Cott Vincent Timar Tom Timmerman 1 Jill Van Orden Jeff Vanderhoff Liz Tirella Tim Tracy t Oave Van Wagenmgen Joann Vos Jeff Whitmore Bob Withmgton Kris Wolfe MaryWyble Chuck Yarton 77 Vera AleksarxJrowicz MarkAluzzo Dave Anderson Bob Antine Carol Ashley Lucy Babcock Wayne Bailey Dena Brown Alice Bleigmer Karen Barauskas Sophomore Class Officers: Gina Miceli. Missy Marion. Jennifer Mataro, Bobby Carroll. Mario Biazzo Christine Booth Kurt Burkhardt Mark Bush Mike Calabretta Steve Caputo Cathy Carney Bobby Carroll John Cisowski Karina Clausen ' Mike Crum Katie Darcey Karen Davis Mark Blanchfield Tammy Davis I Tom Bremer Stacey Burns ■ Nancy Cirmgliaro 79 % Theresa Delcorso Vincent DeMartmo Denise DePalma Amy Demarest Lu Duong John Dzubera Donald Emidio Dan Feeney Karen Elvm Pat Fleming Pattie Fletcher John Fluetter I Cheryl Franchmo Cheryl Foray I Jeff Freeman 80 John Johnson Manbeth Kanceljak Joe Keegan Lauren Jaggi Sue Jasper Mike Innamorato Kim Kowal Nicole Klein Steve Kober Colleen Kopack Missy Kuter Tommy Lapenter Jim Ledwith Stacey Lorenzetti Barbara Losee Mandy Mathews Cindy Mazzaro Kim Legregm Lisa Leila Jim Lenthe John Logan t Darrin McConnell Lee McConnell Chris McGowan Pat McGarry MaraMetoski 81 Tim Norman Tom Nye Monique Omodeo Traci Openhym Luanne Osterhoudt Carrie Palladmo Erik Panzer Mike Paulo Lori Raso I Rosemary Pierce Matt Rayfield Bill Reger V Diane Ricciardi Lisa Riehl Pam Rodda Mark Rode Sharon Rosa Cathy Runz Tom Salvemini Beverly Sanders Bob Santee Nancy Schneider CarynShupp Ricky Skaf Carrie Smith Garry Smith Neil Smith 82 Steve Struble Bonnie Tabor Terrence Taggart Tina Tedeshi RyanTemby LisaTibaldi Cheryl Tirri j ■ ■ Victor Varellie Ken Vorce Debbie Wagner Peter Wembrecht Dave Wemgarten Jodi Watson Alice Whealan Lori Walsh Julie Walters Jennifer Zita Jeff Yuhas Scott Weinbrock Brian Wong John Worman Mark Yarton 83 Bob Ackerman Russel Anthony Jennifer Assante Rodney Bailey Todd Banso Frances Belmonte Pattie Benson John Cucinella VioletaCuic Denise Cusack Pat Cusack Anthony D’Anna Kevin DeBlieck Bryan Decker Chris Capo Carla Caputo Jimmy Brennan i J Joe Callahan Glenn Campbell Rory Carrera Erin Carroll Tracy Connell MaryCnscitelli Scott Crum Rick Beveridge Louis Beyer Tushar Bhadbury A j. Eric Bulmer Billy Burt Diane Campbell Pat Bingham Brenda Black Annie Buonpastore 85 A Kelly Decker Michael Decker Kelli Delia Danielle Del Mauro Laura Deusmger Annie Dimitrion Greg Ebersole Michael Eddy Melissa Fields ■ Robert Fmdura Mike Fisher Bill Fear Karl Fluetter Cheryl Fedorchak Heather Foster t Robyn Fastiggi Sandy Hamilton Brian Hazelton Ed Heacook Sheri Hester JackyHmkey 86 Sue Hollar Mark Imbimbo Tracy Janner Safder Hussain Ken Hutman Eric Hoyer Bob Huizer Jill Jennings Diana Johnson ■I Steve Joseph Scott Kane Ricky Kessler Michelle Kirchhoff Chris Kruk Laura Kunz George Karl Kathy Kelleher Rich Keller Donna Kistler Dyan Kistler Donna Landau Tom Ledwith Julie Kovats Joe Longo Nicole LoRusso Pam Lowndes Dennis Luedtke Rhonda Luke Clayton Lust Dace Magons Elizabeth Mangmi John Marchionda John Maresca Megan McCracken Tammy Martin . Eileen Mathews 87 Michael Meswam Kathie Monson Albert Meyer-Pflug Kevin Montanye Ann McDonnell Dave Mohrle Pat Molman Brian Monks Bob Miller Caroline Mehr Mike Menger Steve Merusi Paul Nye Bridget Occhipinti Chris Olsen Shawn O’Neill Sue Palanza Eddie Palmer Bill Porr Jolaine Pappa Brian Payne Matt Pechko Chris Petrask Victor Pollack Robert Post James Pra Anthony Preziosi Ian Proctor Jeff Prokop Jasmin Qira Kim Rhmesmith 88 Ramon Rozas Robin Sanford Mike Schmidt Nancy Scholl Karen Schultz Lisa Shorter Ramie Sherr Russell Siedel Sharon Smith Steve Snyder Dave Sondermeyer Lori Soules AndySpagnola Nancy Stagg m Kevin Stalter Bill Steenstra Steve Steiner Laurie Sterling Scott Stogner ( 89 Jennifer Toner Shellie Tenned Lynn Tancredi Sandra Tabor Chris Struck James Stukenborg Anthony Viera Timothy Veith Chris Van Ginneken Sherillee Van Harken Todd Vanderhave Paul Wenzel John Wenzel Vanessa Webster Charles Vos Lisa Weatherwalks Samuel Vivino Patty Yarton Michelle Wyble Dane Westdyk M5 iS3MMia 13DDflW NUGGET EDITORIAL STAFF - (1st row left to right): C. Fields. K. Gilder- sleeve. L. Hart. N. Grady, J. Quinn (Assistant to the editors). (2nd row left to right): A. Meier. A. Bleigneir. A.M. Sheehan. D. Ludwig. K. Quigley (Sports editor). L. Harrison (Underclass editor). D. Dubuque (Art Graphics editor). (3rd row left to right): S. Hoffman (Clubs editor). H. Scholl. C. Liptak (Faculty Academics editor). A. Buonpastore. M. Wyble. A. Rohan. P. Meischeid (Underclass editor). (4th row left to right): D. Fatzler. T. Urban. M. Lopez (Sports editor). (5th row left to right): B. Ferring (Student Life editor). J. McClean. C. Bulmer (Editor-in-Chief). G. Murphy. B. Hannemann (Photog- raphy editor). NOT PICTURED: J. Abicca (Faculty Academics editor), L. Wenzel (Editor-in-Chief). K.A. Kelleher (Student Life editor), L. Iannacone (Art Graphics editor). T. Russo. C. Urban. K. Barauskas. K. Kelleher. ADVISOR - Mrs. C. Sokoloff. 94 NUGGET BUSINESS STAFF - (left to right): B. Spruce. M. Lee (Editor). D. Urbaniak. J. Haney. M. Monger. C. Haney. C. Iannaci. S. Bond. NOT PICTURED - G. Beyloune. C. Fields (Editor). M. Pugliese. ADVISOR - Mr. Potenza. h i SHAMBELLA - (left to right): J. McClean. L. Harrison. B. Lovell. D. Brooks (art editor), K. Mahon. J. Quinn (literary editor). B. Hannemann. J. DeWitt. L. Lime, L. Hart. NOT PICTURED - P. Gustus (publicity business editor). S. Joseph. K.A. Kelleher. M. Miley. E. Niper. C. Puff. D. Wenzel. ADVISOR - Miss L. Ciccarelli. LIBRARY STAFF - (left to right): S. Indoe. A. Scott. R. Sherr. J. Frasca. R. Keller. R. Ackerman. A. Viera. J. Cunningham. NOT PICTURED - R. Post. ADVISOR - Mrs. J. Tintle. JERSEYMEN - (1st row left to right): D. Kimble (President). S. Weinbrecht. J. Fletcher (Treasurer). (2nd row left to right): J. Pisarz (V. President). J. Anderson. (3rd row left to right): C. Hiller. K. Seifert. B. Hazelton. (4th row left to right): J. Jones. R. Sherr. C. Fields. (5th row left to right): M. Brozowski. R. Rozas. T. Salvemini. (6th row left to right): T. Timmerman. E. Bashem. NOT PICTURED - R. Pierce (Secretary). L. Sutter. ADVISOR - Mrs. D. Hoeflinger. 96 Hmm. . .Jerseymen. I've heard of it. but just exactly what is it?” This is the most common answer students give when they hear the name Jerseymen. Well, it’s time to give the Jerseymen some credibility. Technically. Jerseymen is the student membership of the New Jersey Historical Society, making this club a statewide program. Its headquarters is located in Newark. The Jerseymen's members are greatly interested in the research and preservation of local and state history. Two members of the Jerseymen. Darlene Kimble and Tom Timmerman, are currently members of the Jerseymen on a state level, too. Darlene Kimble is Executive Vice President and Tom Timmerman is on the Morris County Board of Governors. The Jerseymen will be attending two conventions throughout the 1983-84 school year. The November convention, located in Princeton, was tri-state involving New York. Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Tours are given of the area, guest speakers lecture on historical events, and slide presentations are given. The second convention is a state convention. It is scheduled for the beginning of May. During the Christmas Holidays the Jerseymen held a Victorian party and a Crafts Day. Crafts are sold during this event, and a tree is set up so those who wish to donate decorations and decorate the tree can do so. As you can see. the Jerseymen have really been on their toes and have done a tremendous job. Would you like to know something about New Jersey?! Who better to ask than a Jerseyman! STUDENT COUNCIL - (floor left to right): D. Urbaniak. A. Antonelli, S. Weinbrecht. R. Rapolla. M. Maffatone. K. Keenan. A. Miceli. S. Lukas. (1st row left to right): P. Trautwein. D. Weibel. D. Mabey, A. D'Anna. B. Sabo. D. Brooks. C. Dore. J. Anderson. M. Baumann. M. Morse. (2nd row left to right): K. Kennedy. B. Lovell. L. Panyko, C. Iannaci, K. Murphy. P. Newton. L. Lime. H. Schimpf. D. Graf, L. Harrison. K. Mahon. (3rd row left to right): P. Gustus. K. Puget. J. Mataro. K. Davis. G. Miceli. T. Maffatone. D. Furst. C. Booth. D. Hamilton. T. Taggart. (4th row left to right): R. Fastiggi. J. Kovats. D. Kistler. D. Morse, E. Carroll. K. Decker. J. Behre. D. Brown. NOT PICTURED - G. Stock. M. Guardino. A.M. Buonpastore. G. Eber- sole. D. De Palma. S. Snyder. C. Zak. P. Nye. T. Martin. S. Tenned. L. Jaggi. L. McConnell. J. Worman. T. McGill. J. Burt. C. Ciccone. C. Mabey. K.A. Kelleher. A. Timar. I. Iannacone. T. Fox. S. Di Silvio. K. Califano. C. Weiner. D. Pangis. J. Abicca. M. Lakawicz. ADVISOR - Miss C. Creamer. ASS’T ADVISOR - Mrs. C. Baruth. The Student Council is a great asset to Butler High School. They are responsible for most of the activities which go on. It also gives the students a chance to speak out by submitting complaints to the grievance committee. The Student Council's school year begins in August with their annual Together Day. This enables incoming freshman and those who are currently involved in Student Council to get acquainted and plan the year's activities. The first activity on their agenda was the class elections in which each class is able to choose its class officers. It is the class officers who plan each grades activities. During November they held the ever popular 2nd annual Campus King Pageant. The money which they raised was donated to the Hemophiliac Foundation. Also in November the Harvest Ball was held. It was at this dance that the Harvest King and Queen were announced. The winners were Maureen Morse and Glenn Vandarlaan. Throughout December the Student Council was kept busy with the Senior citizens. They visited a Senior Citizen's Home, and a Christmas party was held for them in the High School cafeteria. The Student Council started off the New Year by attending the NJASC annual convention. Later on in March they held the Talent Show. This gave students a chance to show off their stuff. Finally they wound up the school year with their annual spring business meeting at Great Adventure. As one can see the Student Council is not just another organization. EXECUTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL - (left to right): M. Baumann. P. Gustus. M. Morse. CO INED CHOIR - (1st row left to right) P. Yarton. J. Jones. C. Luke. L. Lewis. M. Lee. L. Tirella. C. Tirri. K. Grant. M. Matthews. D. Van Houten, L. Fratello. (2nd row left to right) N. Runz M Metoski. M. Wiemer. S. Weinbrecht. C. Runz. C. Iannaci, D. Riccardi. C. Zak. A. Nighat. S. Radu. C. Kruk. L. Tibaldi. C. Dore. A. Meier. C. Booth. M. Kuter. S. Morse. B. Ferring. P. Van Neikirk (3rd row left to right) C. Hiller. M. Yarton. J. Frasca. W. Bailey. R. Temby. S. Weinbrecht. C. Lust T. Timmerman. C. Frey. P. Mahoney. R. Little. T. Salvemini. P. Sharp. NOT PICTURED - K.A. Kelleher. D. Kimble. J. Parmenter. B. Spruce. J. Taggart. J. Pisarz. R. Walsh. R. Rozas. ADVISOR - Mr. W. James. GOOD-AS-GOLD- (1st row left to right) C. Lust. T. Salvemini. (2nd row left to right) C. Luke. L. Tirella. C. Tirri. (3rd row left to right) T. Timmerman. C. Dore. P. Mahoney. R. Little. NOT PICTURED - K.A. Kelleher. C. Montanye. J. Parmenter, J. Pisarz ATTENDANCE RUNNERS - (1st row left to right): L. Stirling. S. Tenned. L. Romeo. J. Grady. R. Fastiggi. D. Landau. (2nd row left to right): C. Gagg. M. Finelli. J.Myers. V. Ricker. D. Kistler. (3rd row left to right): M. McCracken. C. Booth, D. Del Mauro. K. Monson. K. Legregni. S. Vorce. J. Gregory. J. Jennings. J. Hinkey. B. Hazelton. NOT PICTURED - C. Nye. P. Gubich. M. Kirchhoff. R. Luke. S. Gubich. H. Schimpf. D. Campbell. L. Deusinger. GUIDANCE RUNNERS - (1st row front to back): J. Busseno. K. Morse. K. Olsen. R. Fastiggi. S. Vorce. N. LoRusso. A. Scott. (2nd row front to back): K. Geveke. J. Kovats. L. Babcock. K. Davis. D. Furst. C. Caputo. C. Spagnola. S. Harriet. (3rd row front to back): D. Morse. D. Magons. L. Romeo. L. Fisher. B. Occhipinti. D. VanHouten. N. Stagg. L. Osterhoudt. (4th row front to back): V. Cuic. D. Kistler. J. Hinkey. C. Foray. V. Webster. NOT PICTURED - D. Campbell. J. Watson. K. Sheehan. R. Pierce. n 99 u; u o ce Vj_ O HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE RUNNERS - (left to right): D. Brown. P. Lowndes. C. Brennan. K. Morse. E. Mathews. L. Oster- houdt. S. Hollar. NOT PICTURED - D. Leudtke. S. Hamilton. B. Castro. K. Hutman. GYMNASTICS - (1st row left to right): E. Carroll. V. Monks. M. Wolfson. D. Mabey. G. Napoleone, T. Brady. (2nd row left to right): K. Sheehan. N. Schneider. L. Romeo. A.M. Sheehan. S. Hankin. C. Mabey. S. Burns. L. Walsh. NOT PICTURED - A. Bleignier. M. Miley. D. Ludwig. T. Benson. V. Alexandrowicz. 100 COMING ONTO TH€ fl€LD AT THIT TIM6 When it comes to stepping off on the right foot, (pardon the pun) Mr. David Bychek and Mr. Walter Moore, the new Band Director and Assistant Band Director respectively, have really shown us what they're made of. With the help of these two men. the Butler High School Marching Band has once again had a winning season. The band's achieve- ments for this season include being one of the top ten marching bands in the state to be selected by the New Jersey Music Educators Association to perform at the state marching band festival, performing at halftime for the New York Giants Seattle Seahawks game at Giant Stadium, performing at the Hanover Park Band Festival, and. last but not least, performing for the Butler Bulldog football team. Band Director David Bychek 102 Soloist Jim Beyloune Drum Major Paula Van Niekerk Piscataway Band Festival Excellent Rating Kinnelon Band Competition Excellent Rating Best Music in Class Best Band Front Best Drum Line Best Overall Roxbury Band Competition 2nd place overall Randolph Band Competition 1st Place. Class B Most Musical Band Mayor's Trophy — Highest Score Asst. Band Director Mr. W. Moore 105 The Senior cast accepts their trophy for First Place. Sophomore Denise DePalma and Missy Marion dance as a Specialty Act. cumin TING This year. B.H.S. held its first, hopefully annual. Class Play Competition produced by Miss Belinfante. A cast and director from each class put on a play and were judged in the categories of Best: Play. Director. Actor. Actress, and Set Design. The Senior cast over- whelmed the judges, who included Mrs. Belinfante. Miss Ciccarelli. Mrs. Sokoloff. Mr. K. Hanisch. Mr. W. Hanisch. Mr. Kent, and Mr. Kralovich. and received First Place in each category with their performance of Story Time: Henny Penny and The Three Bears , directed by Chris Dore. In Second Place for Best Play were the Sophomores in Little Red Schoolhouse , directed by Chris Booth and Kim Morris, followed by the Freshmen in An Apple For Teacher , directed by Sue Holler, and the Juniors in The Amoulance Chaser , directed by Chris Iannaci. The classes also sponsored Specialty Acts which were judged individually. Sophomores Denise DePalma and Missy Marion took First Place, followed by Senior Chris Dore. Junior Gaybrielle Napoleone. and Fresh- man Rhonda Luke. Eric Basham and Kim Morris in the Sophomore play An Apple For Teacher. Senior cast members: Carolyn Brennan. Jeff Anderson. Dave Brooks. Cathy Bulmer. and Becki Ferring. and director Chris Dore. anxiously await the opening of the show. This year’s Senior Class Magazine Sale managed to raise about $4,000 for the Senior account. Although the Seniors did not meet their $15,000 goal for sales, they came very close by selling over $13,000 worth of sub- scriptions. Seniors who sold over certain amounts of subscriptions won pens, mascots, mugs, and discounts toward yearbooks, caps and gowns, and prom payments. Anyone who sold over $300 worth of subscriptions will be going on a trip to Neil's New Yorker for dinner and a show. The top two homerooms, which were Mr. Bychek’s Band homeroom and Ms. VanOrden's homeroom, went to the annual pizza party and the number-one selling Band homeroom adopted Raul the Bear. PERFECT SCHOOL 107 A contradiction in terms? OOTBdLL CH€€RLQID€K Football Cheerleaders ■ (front row 1-r): M. Wolfson. M. Poalillo. (Capt.) D. Mabey, (Capt.). A. Sheehan. (Middle row): D. Urbaniak. D. Liloia. M. Baumann. J. Scialla. (Back row): C. Mabey. M. Miley. K. Keenan. The girls cheer their team to the states. Captains Dawn Mabey and Maryann Poalillo fl€LD HOCk€V The girls’ field hockey team began its practices in August. Most of the team members attemded Camp Tega Watha, a specialized training facility. Then it was back to Butler to start rigorous training in preparation for the season. The 1983 Northern Hills Conference had some pretty tough competition, including two teams that were top in the state. Although the team was not as victorious as Ms. Benne had hoped, there were many closely contested games. The highlight of the schedule was the DePaul game, Earlier in the season, but this time, the girls rallied to a 1-0 victory. All-Conference honors went to Allison Antonelli, who received All-Morris County and All-Area Paterson News awards. Goalie Denise Merusi was named to the second team All-Conference, and received an honorable mention for Morris County and the News. She also gained an honorable mention from the NJFHA. Beth Buchanan and Kim Mahon were also recognized with an honor- able mention for All Conference. Regardless of their win-loss record, Ms. Benne described the 1983 girls’ field hockey team as hard working, energetic and TOTALLY AWESOME!!!” The Varsity Hockey Team - (front row 1-r): B. Buchanan, (capt.), M. Morse, (capt.). A. Antonelli, (capt.). (Middle row): Ms. Benne (coach). D. Liloia, J. Burt. L. Cavallero, S. O'Keefe. K. Puget, (mgr.). (Top row): K. Mahon, J. Kuruc. K. Donnelly. K. Califano. D. Merusi. C. Smith. A Salute to the Captains: Allison Antonelli, (left). Beth Buchanan (right). Maureen Morse, (far bottom). 110 The I V Hockey Team - (front row 1-r): K. Legregni. C. Geveke. J. Kovats. L. Tibaldi. D. Morse. B. Ochippinti. (middle row): Ms. Benne. (coach). J. Pappa. K. Lyons. L. Hart. K. Davis. L. Weiner, M. Finelli, P. Benson. A. Essing. L. Stirling. K. Burke. D. Magons. B. Rome. D. DelMauro. R. Gorga. K. Monson. Kim Mahon gets in on the action as Denise Merusi looks on. Ill Ms. Benne preps the team. Maureen goes for the shot! wmcH err Tdk€ TO TH€ HILL? Left - top: Coach - R. Hamilton. C. Lust. M. Frey. B. Hazelton. T. Jennings. 2nd row: B. Post, J. Anderson. J. Heller. J. Giannouris. R. Findura. R. Anthony. 3rd Row: T. Bremer. K. Murphy. G. Logan. M. Kinney. B. Carroll. M. Aluzzo. The Boy's Cross Country team had another successful season this year. Led by a powerful underclass team, the Butler runners raced to another winning record, at seven wins and three losses. With a very talented selection of underclassmen, the Bulldog runners are shaping up to be a conference powerhouse in the near future. Captains Kathy Quigley and Heidi Schimpf. Nancy Grady and Kathy Quigley take time out for a picture. GIRL1)' CROW COUNTRY Composed of mainly juniors, the girls' cross country team had one of their most successful seasons in the sport's short ten-year history. The girls, who had an unblemished record of 7-0, tied for the Northern Hills Suburban championship. In addition to this, they ran for a third place finish in the Section II state race for the Group II state semi- finals. There, one runner. Heidi Schimpf, even qualified for the Meet of Champions. The team, which is not losing anybody to graduation, should be an equally tough contender in next year's conference race. It was definitely a season for Coach Barry to be proud of. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The Girls' Cross Country Team - (front row 1-r) - K. Clausen. N. Grady. K. Quigley, (capt.), H. Schimpf. (capt.). I- De Witt. L. Lucinski. (middle row) M. McCracken. L. Panyko. K. Wolfe. J. Applequist. Mr. Barry. (Coach). (Back row): M. Kirchhoff. J. Myers. J. Grady. L. Kunz. 1 VARSITY SOCCER Left - top: R. Chiaradio. C. Haney. C. Marchionda. R. Bosefski. D. Stirling. D. Imbimbo. Second row: Coach - John Vogel. C. Weiner. M. Tenned. Capt. M. Lopez. Capt. D. Rankin. BUTLER SOCCER This season proved to be yet another year of struggle for the Butler Soccer team. Many highly skilled teams were included in the Bulldog’s schedule this season because of a change of conference. This, however, did not stop the Bulldogs from playing each succeeding game as aggressively as the last, with many games undecided until the last quarter. It should also be mentioned that most of the games were lost by a single point. These close matches were a result of the team’s competitiveness, effort and limitless enthusiasm for the game. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Left - Top: G. Ebersole. K. DeBlieck. M. Marchionda. J. Yuhas. Second row: R. Carrera. M. Naipawrer. M. Roshaven. M. Paulo. J. Qira Third Row: T. Norman. J. Lenthe. P. Newton. M. Ziegler. W. Reger. Coach - W. Hanisch. IT WdS BLOOD, SW01T HMD CHeeiK Left - right: Chuck Tepper. Dan Dooley. Mark Lisa. Glen VanderLaan BUTLER FOOTBALL This year the Butler Football team managed to capture its second straight Group II, Section II. State Championship. After surpassing a few difficult opponents, such as Morris Catholic and Lakeland, the team was able to win another conference championship. The post season play proved to be just as exciting, with Butler defeating Roselle and Hillside to retain the championship. The final game against Hillside was well played and went down to the wire with a 16-8 victory for Butler. The team based their success on a positive attitude through- out the season. Hopefully next year will prove to be just as exciting. SCORES OF 1983 SEASON Butler Opponents 22 Verona 0 27 Morris Catholic 16 42 Pequannock 0 33 W. Orange 0 OQ I Ofl asBB.Aifc VARSITY FOOTBALL Left-top: Mgr. R. Rapolla. M. Bush. K. VanderHave. T. Batelli. R. Skaf. J. Guenter. B. Hannemann. Mgr. J. Busseno. 2nd Row: M. Maresca. C. Guglielmino. M. Rode. T. Taggart. S. Caputo. M. Struble. M. Munczin- ski. E. Niper. J. Soules. P. Brough. T. Nue. N. Smith. 3rd row: J. Polons. G. Bariso. B. Lowndes. K. Caputo. M. Caiola. B. Behring. P. Natoli. W. MacDonald. J. Andretta. B. DeGraw. J. Logan. 4th Row: Asst. Coach - R. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL “Left-top: Coaches. D. Hoffman. D. Hoeflinger. 3rd Row: S. Murphy. P. Wenzel. C. Woop. J. Wenzel. B. Steenstra. J. Pra. E. Hoyer. B. Burt. 2nd Row: S. Samman. M. Menger. B. Monks. T. Ledwith. A. D Anna. M. Tirella. P. Molinari. R. Frank. D. Westdyk. 1st Row: S. Snyder. P. Nye. C. Capo. T. Bariso. B. Miller. D. Sondermeyer.). Maresca. A. Viera. M. Meswani. Jones. D. Gormlev. D. Silversey. J. Greig. P. Sisco. R. Bailey. G. Geiger. G. Stock. J. Fields. B. Spellman. C. Vanderhoff. J. Cina. Ass't Coach - J. Crean. Bottom Row: Head Coach - J. Davies. B. Woop. S. Zignorski. R. Rapolla. M. Hoffman. C. Tepper, V. VanderLaan. M. Lisa. D. Dooley. Wr. Harden. B. Munni. H. Caywood. J. Eddy. 118 TH€ f£W, TH€ PROUD VARSITY WRESTLING Top-left: Coach Guenter. B. Spellman. M. Caiola. R. Rapolla. J. Nye. D. McConnell. M. Nelson. G. Beyloune, D. Stirling. J. Ledwith. S. Beyloune. P. McGarry. Mgr. R. Rapolla. Coach J. Vogel. Second Row: T. Samman. VARSITY WRESTLING This year's wrestling squad, led by Mike Nelson and Rich Rapolla. posted a record of 4-7-1 prior to entering the Districts. Mike Nelson, with an outstanding record of 18 pins, and Rich Rapolla, close behind with 12 pins. drew much attention to this year's team. Their perfor- mances along with the other wrestlers were supported by the expertise of Coach Vogel, whose time and dedi- cation added much to the success of the team. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Top left: Coach Guenter. M. Roshaven. M. Meswani. R. Skaf. N. Smith. D. McConnell. Second row: T. Bariso. M. Fischer. P. McGarry. P. Nye. K. DeBlieck. VARSITY BOWLING Overshadowed but not outshined each year by the other win- ter sports is our bowl- ing team. This year's team successfully cap- tured the Northern Hills Championship by having bowlers such as Craig Seeger and Bob Sabo, the leaders of the pack. A few of their 122 JUNIOR VARSITY BOWLING Top-left: A. Buonpastore. B. Porr. Coach D. Davenport. S. Joseph. A. Whitty. Second row: S. Tenned. V. Ricker. personal bests were a 627 series for Seeger and a 643 series for Sabo and a high game of 240 for Seeger and 238 for Sabo. Hats off to these two bowlers and the rest of the team for bringing another successful season of bowling home to Butler! bKrJ’NG VARSITY SKIING Top-left: J. Segnello. L. Lilienthal. T. McKnight. R. Bailey. J. Cappola. R. Bosefski. Coach D. Hoeflinger. Second Row: R. Kennedy. D. Liloia. C. Liddicoat. K. Kennedy VARSITY SKIING Long cold hours of dedication are put in each year by our ski team along with Mr. Hoeflinger, one of the most hard-working coaches around. With a sport like this, one must look beyond the win and loss column to see the valiant efforts put in by each of the racers. One skier, in particular, is Rich Kennedy whose outstanding performances for the last three years were acknowledged by his selection as captain of this year's team. Efforts like his will mold this team into a force to be feared by all competitors. THG MCMGR GNDING battle VARSITY BASKETBALL Determination and the will to succeed were continually on the minds of this year's basketball team. Led by their new head coach, Mr. Aug, the team constantly excited the fans, with many games going down to the final minute of play. Their enthusiasm and spirit for the game helped to carry them through a disappointing season. This kind of attitude must be admired and seen as a firm foundation for the Bulldog teams of the future. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Top-left: K. VanderHave. M. Aluzzo. M. Munczinski. B. Taylor. Coach B. Kent. Second row: M. Blanchfield. J. Yuhas. K. Gasse. M. Freifelder. T. Taggart. VARSITY BASKETBALL Top-left: J. DcBlasio. M. Munczinski. S. Zignorski. B. Taylor. T. McGrath. Second Row: Mgr. L. Osterhoudt. R. LoCicero. M. Maresca. Mgr. J. Busseno. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Top-left: Coach D. Bychek. J. Cucinella. R. Huizer. S. Stogner. J. Pra. B. Findura. Second row: T. VanderHave. J. Maresca. P. Cusack. C. Struck. J. Shaw. S. Merusi. WRCSTLING Varsity Cheerleaders - (front row) Kim Nesmith, (second row) Donna Ludwig. Karen Sheehan, (middle row) Sherri Risden. Laura Deusinger. (back row) Erin Carroll. Charla Nye. (capt.) Stephanie Hankin. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - (front row) Laurie Romeo, (second row) Val Monks. Kelly Decker, (back row) Tina Muscarella. Michelle Aluzzo. Kathy Drada. Mtt€TMLL CHeeRLGrfDeitf IV. Varsity Cheerleaders (front row) Donna Liloia. Lynette Harrison, (standing) Jane Burt. I Captain Doreen Urbaniak Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - (front row) Danielle Del Mauro, (middle row) Nancy Schneider. JoAnn Myers. Karrie Geveke. (back row) Jen Mataro. Bridget Occhipinti. Jen Behre. (capt.). Lori Walsh. 127 Senior Captain Margie Baumann takes time out for a pose. Senior Captain Pauline Del Mauro demonstrates a little skill. This year’s basketball team had a good season. Through the guidance of Ms. Giles, an expert and well-respected coach, the girls played three strong games against Kinnelon, De Paul and Morris Catholic. Although none of these games resulted in victories, they held their own against the toughest teams in the league. Leading the team was co-captain Margie Baumann, who. according to Ms. Giles, is excellent on defense and an extremely quick player. The coach also had high praise for the other co-captain. Pauline Del Mauro. Her strong rebounding skills and defensive plays really helped the female bulldogs. Returning for next year's team will be scoring leader Denise Merusi. Kim Mahon, Karen Donnelly, and Jackie Jones. Ms. Giles hopes that next year, the team will be more experienced and stronger rebounders. Good luck on a successful season in the future!!! V24 The Varsity Team - (front row] Liz Hirth (mgr.) Jeanne Applequist. (mgr.) Margie Baumann, (captainl Pauline Del Mauro (captain) Denise Merusi. Sharon O'Keefe, (mgr.), (second row) Kim Califano, Denise Pangis. Colleen Fields. Jackie Jones. Karen Donnelly. Kim Mahon. Ms. Giles, (coach). Junior Varsity (front row) Cheryl Foray, (mgr.) Sharon Rosa. Lori Weiner. Marcia Van Der Bas. Vera Aleksandrowicz. Lucy Babcock, (mgr.), (standing) Kim Legregni. Sue Morere. Carrie Smith. Kate Lyons. Kim Hoogmoed. Miss Prentzel (coach). Freshman Team - (front row) Chris Gagg. Julie Grady. Annie Dimitrion. Julie Kovats. (standing) Laura Kunz. (mgr.) Miss Me Mahon, (coach). Diane Campbell. Jackie Hinkey. Kelli Delia. Melissa Fields. Dace Magons. Chris Oleson (mgr.) fGNCING You're walking down the hall of B.H.S. and, all of a sudden, you encounter a man in a white suit and mask, carrying a sword. Are we being invaded? No, it's only a member of our fencing team. Fencing, the least understood sport in our school, is really fascinating. Fencing is a European sport which has become increasingly popular in the United States in the last thirty years. This Olympic sport utilizes three weapons, the sabre, the foil, and the epee, each of which is a style of sword. The objective is to manipulate the weapon to achieve a touch, contact with the opponent on a designated target, while protecting yourself from the opponent's weapon. Five touches constitute a bout and scores a point. In a meet, there are nine foil bouts, nine sabre bouts, and nine epee bouts. This year, the team had some 22 members, led by overall captain Jim McClean, a four-year team member. John Giannouris, another four-year veteran, was captain of the sabre team, while Jim Pisarz, a second-year fencer, captained the foil team. Other seniors on the team were Tim Erwin, Sal DiSalvio, and Mike Biemer. The season record of 1-12 was disappointing, despite the victory over Morris Knolls. However, the team did quite well in the District II tournament, placing second with the epee team and third with the foil. The team looks forward to next season's successes, under the able coaching of Mr. Kurt Hanisch, assisted by Mr. Ken Carpenter. Senior Captain Jim McClean flashes a little fencing style. The Fencing Team - E. Bulmer, S. Hollar (middle row). B. S. DiSalvio. T. Timmerman. T. Erwin. B. Little. J. Giannouris. Ackerman. W. Bailey. D. Ferring, J. McClean. (capt.). H. ). Pisarz. P. Fleming, R. Temby. C. Lust, R. Rozas. S. Cuaycong Bock. E. Basham. M. Eddy (standing) Mr. K. Hanisch (coach). 130 Indoor Track - (front row) Darryl Hamilton. Todd Fox. Heidi Schimpf. (back row) Matt Struble. Rick Van Niekerk. George Bariso. Mr. Barry. (coach) o o 131 132 THESPIANS - (1st row left to right) C. Booth. L. Osterhoudt. K. Morris. C. Fratello. T. Urban. Miss S. Benilfante (Advisor). (2nd row left to right) E. Basham. T. Connell. T. Timmerman. B. Ferring. C. lannaci. G. Murphy. (3rd row left to right) C. Lust, J. Pisarz. C. Hiller. J. Frasca. A. Meier. C. Bulmer. “TN O DRAMA CLUB - (standing left to right) C. Booth. L. Osterhoudt. C. Hiller. E. Basham. T. Connell. J. Frasca. K. Morris. C. Iannaci. T. Timmerman, (sitting left to right) C. Fratello. T. Urban. C. Bulmer. G. Murphy. A. Meier, (standing in front) B. Ferring. ADVISOR - Miss S. Belinfante. 133 T.V. Club - (1st row left to right) L. Harrison. J. Grady. L. Hart. N. Grady. P. Natoli. G. VanderLaan. T. Fox. C. Weiner. (2nd row left to right) K. Quigley. M. Maffatone. C. Bulmer. G. Stock. D. Fatzler. W. Harden. (3rd row left to right) C. Dore. D. Rankin. J. Cappola. NOT PICTURED - K. Kennedy. S. Connell. P. Card. K. Hopper. S. DiSalvio. J. Busseno. P. Cusack. M. Schmidt. C. Struck. T. Vanderhave. M. Ziegler. K. Drada. S. Ricci. L. Panyko. T. Salvemini. R. Rozas. D. Dimitrion. ADVISOR - Mr. R.J. Sippie. r h7 he port5 0 a V C.H.E. - (1st row left to right) P. Gubich. K. Geer. C. LaNeve, C. Gluck. C. Bedell. M. Fila. (2nd row left to right) M. Smith. T. Bond. D. Haas. T. McGowan. (3rd row left to right) T. Siek. G. Segnello. T. Pallozzi. NOT PICTURED - M. Goble. P. Bauer. G. Curtin. L. Fawcett. C. Lyons. ADVISOR - Mrs. R. Hawkins. C.O.G. C.O.E. - (1st row left to right) C. Guerrero. B. Stymacks. L. Fletcher. V. Villalobos. D. Maggio. (2nd row left to right) C. Ballard. M. Cleary. M. Poalillo. K. Kessel. (3rd row left to right) J. Taggart. A. Timar. L. Morse. G. Ferraro. NOT PICTURED - D. Smith. ADVISOR - Mr. R. Sisco. n rn C.I.E. - (1st row left to right) Mr. J. Davies (Advisor). R. Beasley. M. Wolfson. N. Kapusta. P. Rugel. (2nd row left to right) J. Nalbone. E. Klindt. J. Kerstner. J. Varelli. T. Johnson. NOT PICTURED - W. Decker. J. Indoe. G. Milarck. M. Miller. W. Struble. R. Thomson. C. VanEtten. J. Gregory. D.E.C.A. - (top of stairs to bottom) L. Wroblewski. K. Zaleski. R. Moore. G. Beyloune. D. Steiner. C. Haney. M. Monger. L. Minnoia. G. Ryerson. T. O'Brien. S. Bond. L. Hankin. K. McDonald. C. Nye. F. Cinquegrani. B. Spruce. S. Joseph. H. Scholl. C. Mulhall. M. Lee. L. Sinclair. K. Burke. P. Trautwein. C. Bruno. D. Macaluso. J. Scialla. B. Powner. L. Szoloch. D. DeKorte. C. Morell. K. Doyle. M. Gruner. C. Iannaci. D.E. - (top of stairs to bottom) J. Scialla. H. Scholl. D. Bakerowski. R. Moore. L. Minnoia. K. McDonald. L. Sinclair. P. Trautwein. L. Hankin. K. Zaleski. L. Wroblewski. D. Macaluso. C. Mulhall. (officers) K. Doyle. M. Gruner. L. Szoloch. B. Powner. C. Morrell. D. DeKorte. ADVISOR - Mr. F. Potenza. 137 MATH LEAGUE (1st row left to right) E. Hirth. K. Murphy. K. Donnelly. D. Stirling. P. Natoli. K. Mahon. D. Imbimbo. J. Fletcher. (2nd row left to right) T. Timmerman. K. Hopper. B. Hannemann. S. Rosa. M. VanDerBas. L. Osterhoudt. A. Buonpastore. J. Dzubera. (3rd row left to right) M. Brozowski. E. Basham. R. Rozas. C. Liptak. P. 1 38 Meisheid- J DHlon. M. Paulo. NOT PICTURED - A. Bleignier, C. Dore. C. Fratello. M. Lopez. P. Newton. B. Sabo. K. Smith. ADVISOR - Miss D. VanNimwegen COMPUTER MATH LEAGUE: (seated) D. Bedford. J. Fields. T. Harris. D. Fatzler. B. Ferring. (standing) M. Brozowski. K. Murphy. R. Rozas. G. Logan. C. Busseno. Advisor: Mr. P. Odenwelder. SENIOR STAGE CREW MEMBERS: P. Agnew. D. Kimble. M. Weimer. M. Guardino. B. Ferring, S. Weinbrecht. STAGE CREW: D. Kimble. D. Brooks. S. Weinbrecht. L. Babcock. T. Agnew. B. Forring. M. Guardino. E. McDowell. G. Murphy. J. Pisarz. M. Weimer. W. Bailey. J. Dillon. I. Freeman. C. Hiller. N. Klein. L. Riehl. P. Sharp. C. Tirri. V. Timar. B. Little. S. Risden. T. Timmerman. D. Watkins. A. Gubich, M. Brozowski. J. Vanderhoff. L Assante. B. Burt. B. Decker. S. Steiner. BOYS VARSITY CLUB - (1st row left to right) R. Rapolla. J. Fields. G. VanderLaan. M. Lopez. M. Lisa. S. Zignorski. J. Cina. B. Woop. J. Eddy. (2nd row left to right) J. Greig. P. Natoli. D. Gormley. B. DeGraw. T. Fox. P. Sisco. M. Hoffman. D. Rankin. J. Cappola. W. Harden. J. Segnello. H. Caywood. K. Murphy. T. Timmerman. ADVISOR-Mr. R. Jones. GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB - (1st row left to right, officers) S. O'Keefe. M. Baumann. D. Pangis. K. Quigley. S. Hoffman (2nd row left to right) L. Lime, D. Merusi. M. Morse. K. Mahon. D. Mabey. K. Keenan. D. Paulison. (3rd row left to right) B. Buchanan. H. Schimpf. J. Kuruc. A. Antonelli. P. Del Mauro. N. Schneider. M. Poalillo. (4th row left to right) V. Aleksandrowicz. K. Clausen. L. Panyko. K. Smith. A. 140 Bleignier. H. Scholl. T. Urban. ADVISOR - Miss M. Giles. Kim Day braves the cold to make it across the courtyard. What's the matter. Ricky? Don’t you want your picture taken? Neither rain, nor snow, nor dark of night. .. Many students at Butler seek to learn a trade in addition to gaining a high school education. For these students. Butler offers a program in cooperation with Morris County Vocational-Technical School. This program offers students the chance to attend Butler for half of the day to take academic subjects. For the other half of the day, they go to Vo-Tech. There, the students receive hands-on training in such fields as Cosmetology, Auto Mechanics, Auto Body, Construction. Culinary Arts, Electronics, and Welding. At Vo-Tech, students receive a more extensive program in their particular fields than can be offered at Butler. With such extensive training, there is no doubt that today’s Vo-Tech students will be tomorrow's professionals. Don’t worry. Lucy! I’m not finished yet! Lookin' good! All right, where did you hide the wrench?! Pictures and story by Dan Fatzler. Barry Marciano and his dream house. Bill Stalter really gets into it! And 1 didn't even burn them! 143 Chris LaNeve can smile and study at the same time. You think I'm going to read this whole book?!? Timmy, are you asleep, or can you read with your eyes closed? Best Buddies Nancy Cirnigliaro and Stacey Bums. 1963 - 1964 EPPLEMSEAMAN JlKcJHt e c t s BdTT€R UP Returning Seniors: (from left) C. Vanderhoff. M. Panucci. M. Lisa, R. Bailey. Unfortunately, the baseball season is just opening up as the Yearbook goes to press, but based on last year's performance, (Conference winners with a 14-2 record) the team has a good outlook. Coach Hamilton looks forward to an exciting season. Although the team is young and relatively inexperi- enced, returning lettermen such as Mark Lisa and Gary Geiger add to the potential of continued success for the team. GOLF Front, left to right - B. Hannemann. R. Chiaradio. K. Prokop. Back, left to right - C. Seeger. B. Taylor, D. Imbimbo So this is a golf ball! The Varsity Returning Letterwinners - (front row) - Denise Merusi. Donna Ludwig. Terri Brady, (second row) Pauline Del Mauro. Debbie Paulison. Kelly Keenan. Dawn Mabey. 150 Miss Giles gives Donna and Dawn a few pointers. Pauline practices her catching 151 THE TMCk TEHN GETT IN THHPE 152 The track team hopes for more of the same. FOR THG1984 WRING 9C 490N 153 TMCk f l€LD u; o The Varsity Letterwinners - (front row) Lora Lucinski. Laurie Lime. Heidi Schimpf. Tara Urban. Kathy Quigley, (standing) Margie Baumann. Dawn Conley. Heidi Scholl. THG BrtRk 19 BORN.... The Bark? Yeah, that’s somethin' like The Kinks, isn't it? What d’ya mean 'NO'? Patiently guided by a psychology teacher named Mr. Malzone. a group of juniors has been planning and producing editions of The Bark, a relatively young school newspaper. Covering everything from teenage drug abuse to football championships to soap opera junkies. The Bark attempts to portray fresh viewpoints on whatever they are writing. To achieve this, interviews as well as firsthand experiences are utilized. For example, a story written about the ski team involved an actual account of a typical day in the life of a ski team member so that the reader could taste life on the team. Another story included personal interviews with our school administrators. Humor has also found a place within the pages of The Bark. Amusing articles have analyzed such topics as childhood Christmases and high school dates. Cartoons create a frame for these. Naturally, though, as this is a newspaper, informative accounts of activities and events compose a major section of the paper. When the junior officials made promises, The Bark was there to follow progress and inform the school. This combination of insight, humor and information has created a successful paper. The Bark. Pat Newton has a great idea! Oh oh!!! NUGGGT ftf-f Among9t the litter of crumpled copy sheets and magic markers, slumped the weary mem- bers of a yearbook staff. The clock was creeping on toward seven. The rasping of a janitor’s broom sounded from some oddly vacant cor- ridor. After hours of buzzing frenzy, the type- writers had finally ceased to chatter and erasers no longer scrubbed diligently over char- coal colored mistakes. Another deadline had been met. Meeting deadlines is but one responsibility of creating a yearbook. Under the supervision of staff advisor. Mrs. Sokoloff. the members had come to realize the importance of this unique book. It was to be a summary of life at Butler High School, treasured by former students for a lifetime. Decisions had to be made. What shall be included? How can what is included be compiled in an orderly but interesting way? Undertaking this tremendous task of creating the yearbook had to have some effect on those who chose to do so. Unavoidable areas of dis- agreement had definitely promoted the perfec- tion of compromise, cooperation, and coordin- ation. Organization also became a skill. Most rewardingly. though, there arrived the sighs and smiles of accomplishment, a task at last complete. 157 m You can't go out in weather like this! There's supposed to be a storm tonight!!” “I know! But this is my senior dinner, Mom, and I’m not going to miss it because of a few snowflakes! ‘‘Well, all right. But drive carefully! A lot of seniors probably had conversations like this on their way out the door to the Class of 1984 Senior Dinner, but neither snow, nor rain, nor dark of night could possibly have kept them away. Thanks to the Student Council, which planned the get-together at the Town Tavern in West Milford, the Senior Class got to celebrate the arrival of the beginning of the end” with each other. And not even a predicted blizzard could keep them away. In fact, the storm was a bit of relief from the sweltering heat inside caused by the band. Donneybrook, as they got the seniors out onto the dance floor. From the looks of things, even the chaperones, Mr. DiPasquale, Mrs. Liddicoat, and Ms. Van. had a good time! A moment of quiet conviviality. The band. Donneybrook. featured Butler's own Cal Van Etten and |ohn and Kerri Kelleher. DINNO Gumby says “Vote Gold - Darn It!” This and other campaign slogans were seen hanging in the hallways during the )unior Officials Program. This program gave seniors an opportunity to undertake the responsibility of administrative positions in the school and town for a day. It also enables the student body to become familiar with the voting process by registering to vote and using actual voting machines. Music in the cafeteria and greater freedom to use the courtyard during lunch periods were the major issues concerning the school. Town issues included tax reduction in both Butler and Bloomingdale and the quality of the water supply. The Blue Party or the People's party was victorious winning a majority of the available positions. Jim McClean was elected mayor and TH£ riNNlM MTTL£ O TH€ BLUE rfGrtllW TH£ GOLD was assisted by council members Mike Sondomeyer. Cathy Bulmer. Mary Guardino. Craig Vanderhoff, John Giannouris. and Chris Weiner. School officials included Alison Mariconda. superintendent and Jeff Anderson Principal. Chris Dore and Jim Beyloune filled the assistant principal's positions, and Jerry Eddie, Margie Baumann, Sue DeRocco, Dan Dooley, John Guenter. Mike Lopez, Michelle Maffatone, Lucy Montano, and Denise Pangis filled the vacancies on the Board of Education. 162 Ronnie Bailey, Rob Hedges. Paul Rugel. Charlie Cole. Jim Nalbone. Bill Struble. Tony Malzone. and Tommy Johnson with Emmett McDowell's truck in Senior Auto. Michele Maffatone doing homework in the Senior Lounge. 163 Mug for the camera. Lisa! Q, WHrfT HriS THRCe HUNDRGD f€€T rtND flOllff IN fOUR LdNGlMG£9 A- TH€ FOURTH intgriwioml fm Mme Myer a Pair d’etre heureuse Frau Schulz spricht mit Heidi. Mike Maresca tries the limbo bar. Craig really dressed for the occasion. The International Band presented a musical world tour throughout the evening. 165 Miss Athay scrutinizes a sophomore project. Mr. Worman concentrates on his task, ignoring Chris Booth’s charming smile. HISTORY MIR 1984 Mayor Post, a contemporary man about town. pauses to look at a winning project on Richard Butler. For the underclassmen, mid-term exams came first scaring them with a whole half year of notes to study. —And then, less than two weeks after exams, came news of the History Fair. Yes. the dreaded paper-mache and old plastic army men had to be dug out of the closet to be put into use as one ingredient of a super-creative History Fair project. Some super creativity wasn’t hard to find at this year’s fair held on Friday. March 22. The 10 projects chosen best in the fair were: A Schoolhouse - Mario Biazzo St. Anthony's Effect on Butler - Alice Bleignier. Karen Barauskus The Family in American History - Amy Demarest Barnegat Lighthouse - Dave Engelhaupt A Blacksmith’s Shop - Todd and Chris Gregory Early Medieval Armor - Mark Imbimbo The Manor - Joey Longo Portland's Lighthouse - Kathleen Lyons Inside View of a Pyramid - Bridget Occhipinti The Graveyard of the Atlantic - Ken Vanderhave In addition to these 10 projects, the judges chose four additional projects for Special Commendation. They were: Early Woodwinds and Their Impact on Society - Eric Basham Black Earth - John Dzubera. Mike Paulo. Mark Rode Odd Facts About the Presidents - Joe Dillon Richard Butler: A Man About Town - Luanne Osterhoudt. Sharon Rosa. Marcia Vanderbas This year’s fair went very smoothly thanks to its coordinator. Mrs. Hoeflinger. along with a little help from her friends in the History Department. Mrs. Hoeflinger's overall impression of the fair was a positive one. She said, of course, there were a lot of those old standby projects that we see every year. But she also saw a tremendous amount of creativity and originality. This year was a turning point for the fair because we saw two projects that utilized home computers. Also, the fair's theme. The Family in History. was incorporated in some very interesting ways. Mrs. Hoeflinger was extremely pleased with the innovative projects that highlighted the fair this year. As Saturday morning dawns, and all participants in the fair come to pick up their projects, each of them breathes a sigh of relief. For the sophomores, never again will they deal with glue-on-fingers, or paper-mache. However, the freshmen have to look forward to another year of stretching their creative capacity. Sorry. Freshmen! THE hMRLGtl The Harlem Wizards came to Butler High School for an evening of hilariously outrageous antics when they met a valiant team of faculty members, includ- ing our own T. Hamilton. J. Vogel, B. Jones, and T. McGarrity. The entire student body and faculty got a sample of the evening's entertainment when Tex of the Wizards made a special preview presentation of his skills and showman- ship at an assembly program. Junior Mike Maresca upheld the honor of the high school team when he took the floor and matched Tex, shot for shot, and, with his own great sense of humor, stunt for stunt. as well. butler high school PRereirtt... Each year in early December, BHS's thea- trically inclined students impatiently await the announcement of the Spring Musical. Audi- tions are a tense time, followed by a few agonizing days before the cast list is finally posted. This year's production was Mame, under the direction of Miss Sylvia Belinfante, with senior Ann Meier as Assistant Director. Mr. McConnell served as Technical Director and advisor to the stage crew, assisted by Darlene Kimble. Stage Crew Manager. Musical Direc- tors were Mr. Bychek and Mr. lames. Adding to the uniqueness of the play was the fact that students were involved in every phase of the production. Besides holding lead roles. Christina Dore (Marne Dennis) and Dave Brooks (Patrick Dennis) also choreographed the dance numbers. Dave also designed the sets for the show. Other leads included Jeff Anderson. Chris Booth, Cathy Bulmer, Chris Frey. Charlie Hiller. Laurie Lime, Kim Morris. Gary Murphy. Eric Raso. Lori Raso, Ann Sheehan, Jerry VanderBas, and Chris Weiner. Mame leads: From left seated - Kim Morris. Chris Dore. Chris Booth. From left standing - )eff Anderson. Chris Weiner. Dave Brooks. 168 The Cast 169 'Butler Junior Senior Prom I98 i 170 The 1984 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Aspen of Parsippany, New Jersey, on May 4, 1984. The band that performed was Fresh Heir, and the theme song was Heaven by Bryan Adams. A cocktail hour was held from 8:00 to 9:00 with dinner following and dining and dancing continuing until 1:00 a.m. Various activities such as midnight brunches and trips to the shore took place afterwards. BUTLGR HIGH SCHOOL COMMGfiCGMGMT CMtf Of 1984 JUNG19.1984 THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF BUTLER extend Congratulations from the Residents of Butler to the Class of 1984 Claude Post — MAYOR Emil Simonetti - COUNCIL PRESIDENT COUNCIL Carol McCracken Joseph Falkoski Robert P. Hammer - ADMINISTRATOR Charles O'Brien Allen Courtney Stephen DePascale Doris Siek- BOROUGH CLERK Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 On behalf of the Residents of the Borough of Bloomingdale Vincent A. Sabio, Mayor Robert DeLazier, Council President Council Members Vincent DeNike- Frank Donato Timothy Nagle - Fred Shortman Gerald Vinci Michael D. Leary - Administrator Mildred C. Bird, Borough Clerk 175 COMPLIMENTS OF 1984 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 176 MAUREEN MORSE - PRESIDENT MARGIE BAUMAN - SECRETARY PAUL CUSTUS - TREASURER GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM VOUR CLASS OFFICERS SCOTT LUKAS PRESIDENT KELLY KEENAN - TREASURER ALYSON D'ANNA - SECRETARY 177 “The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sing the best.” - Henry D. Thoreau Band Choir As Gold Singers Brass Ensemble Stage Band Concert Band Pit Band Percussion Ensemble Woodwind Ensemble Band Front 178 Music Theory I, II, III OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Central Shippee, Inc. 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SMOKED MEATS. SALADS FROM OUR KITCHEN DAILY ERNIE AND ESTHER 160 MAIN STREET BUTLER. NEW JERSEY Ml 58 Main St. Bloomingdale 3E TELEPHONE CREDIT CARD SALES ACCEPTED V J Montgo I I ery Ward Clique Vettenq i School of Dance Ballet Toe Tap Jazz Acrobatics Balance Beam Ladies Danr.erise (Tap-Jazz Ballet) Aerobics 58 Main Street Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 838-4333 190 191 Retrospectively speaking, this year has been, above all, a learning experi- ence. Working on an almost completely inexperienced staff - myself included - presented a challenge, to say the least! But I feel we have come through it with a new understanding, not only of the production of a yearbook, but of our own strengths and limits, especially in working on budgeted time. I would like to thank everyone who invested their time and energy in The 1984 Nugget - the staff, our advisor, Mrs. Sokoloff, and the administration, whose cooperation in creating a place in which to work was especially appreciated. Cathy Bulmer Co-Editor-In-Chief Many new challenges faced the Yearbook staff in September. Such challenges required hard work and support from all angles. The past year dealing with such situations and work- ing with staff members has been an unforgettable experience. We have learned a great deal about the re- search. development, and techniques of creating a memorable yearbook. We'd especially like to thank Mrs. Sokoloff. the staff advisor, and the entire staff. Without them, this year's yearbook would have been impossible to create. Laurie Wenzel Co-Editor-In-Chief Thirteen score and a few days ago, our administration brought forth in this high school, a new yearbook adviser and staff, conceived in confusion, and dedicated to the proposition that any group of people foolish enough to take on the job could somehow manage to produce a yearbook. I hope Mr. Lincoln will forgive the creative license with his memorable opening lines voiced on that historic day at Gettysburg, but the analogy seemed so appropriate. Looking back over this past year is not unlike surveying a battlefield. The staff of Nugget '84 has come through a war—with experience and ignorance, with timetables and deadlines, with conflicting obligations, and sometimes, with each other. We avoided bloodshed, but not a few tears and more than a few angry words along the way. Yet, We struggled on to create what we hope will be a lasting remembrance of the Class of '84. For the staff and myself, I would like to thank Mr. DiPasquale and the administration for their support and cooperation and for providing us with a place to do our work, to Mr. Potenza and the business staff for their effort and expertise in handling the finances and advertising chores, to Mr. Keith Marley of Delma Studios for his help and moral support whenever we needed him. to Mrs. Hawkins for sharing her office when our space overflowed with work to be done, to Mr. Rathyen and my colleagues in the history department for answering countless telephone calls and relaying innumerable incoherent messages and for putting up with my frequent fits of temper and seiges of depression, to my students for somehow managing to learn their lessons despite interruptions for yearbook business, and to the parents of the staff, who probably wondered what their children could possibly be doing at the high school until 7:00 p.m., and later, on more than one occasion. To the staff of Nugget '84,1 would like to extend my gratitude for the opportunity of working with you this year. I hope you are as proud of what you have accomplished as I am of all of you. Mrs. Cynthia Sokoloff Yearbook Adviser
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