I t We, the Class of 1985, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Benjamin Goldberg, a very special person, who passed away on August 21, 1984. Mr. Goldberg was a part of BHS for thirty-four years, during nineteen of which he served as its principal. His dedication was demonstrated by the many pro- grams he initiated during his tenure here. He developed the segregated sports program to better serve the young women of BHS. He helped to expand the curriculum in both its academic and vocational areas. After fire destroyed a section of the original building, Mr.Goldberg pro- moted the establishment of the courtyard, which has evolved as the social center of the school. Mr. Goldberg’s commitment to education was not limited to Butler. He participated in such organiza- tions as the Principals’ and Superintendents’ Association of New Jersey and the New Jersey Education Association, working with other educators to develop ideas and programs to benefit our school and others. Mr. Goldberg demonstrated that he always had the students’ in- terests in mind. He listened to what they had to say, rarely making a deci- sion without considering their opinion. Hundreds of students over the years came to admire and respect him. He won their affection as well with his sincere and frequently demonstrated school spirit. There was not a football game, history fair, or social gathering of any kind that he did not attend. It didn’t matter whether Butler was down by four touchdowns or had just clinch- ed the state championship, Mr. Goldberg was there in good times and bad, supporting his school and his students. His support was not limited to cheering from the stands. He gave his assistance whenever it was need- ed. sometimes from his own pocket, quietly and without publicity, so students could attend programs like Junior Officials and Boys' State. He was a caring and generous person. It is for this reason that saying good-bye to Mr. Goldberg is such a difficult task. Even though he rarely showed his emotions, we here at Butler High School have always known that he loved this place and its students. His memory is special to the genera- tions of young people whose lives he helped to shape. noteworthy adj. — extraordinary, notable, memorable, remarkable, exceptional. SEE outstanding Nugget ’85 Butler High School Butler, New Jersey TfcST l(, | THORS...1.. 4 Notes from our past There was a time when senior year seemed ages away, and the most un- comfortable air of freshmanhood hung about every ninth grade face. Confron- ting the Freshman Social with indif- ference, we said such things as, “What do you think of those Bloomingdale kids?” or “I don’t know if I like those kids from Butler too much. Then, clumped together in class after class, we became aware that the barrier was breaking down. Instead, we said, “Oh, yeah, you were in my fifth grade class at Richard Butler, right?” Many times, the response was, “No, I live in Bloom- ingdale, “ and we racked our memories in search of the face that, surely, we had known for years. There was a time when giddiness was common and maturity was not. Nobody knew the meaning of “SAT’s and nobody very much cared, for those tests were years away. The Senior Lounge seemed magical with its couch, TV, and stereo. The thought that many of us as seniors would not have time for TV never crossed our minds. Study hall seemed endless then as we passed the minutes watching the girl in the next row slather on the lipstick. We never thought that some- day, we would actually want a study hall, so we could study. So many things we had not realized . . . There came a time when, looking back in disbelief at how swiftly the years had slid by, we reached our senior year. We met it with a new maturity and solid friendships. As we enjoyed the final year of class unity, treasuring each passing day. we remembered the past and smiled, at the carefree times we never dreamed we’d miss. Clockwise from top left: Freshman biology; Bryan DeGraw and friends; Freshman Girls’ Basketball ‘81 5 Assignment: become a senior After three years of envy, the time had finally come. It was a long strug- gle, from the dreaded singing of the alma mater as freshmen at the first pep rally through the anxious morning of SAT’s as juniors. It was senior year and the wait was worth it. Being a senior at BHS means upholding certain traditions. The most noted one is the privilege of using the Senior Lounge. Entering this tiny sanc- tum, you first note the antiques and classic art pieces. That psychedelic stereo and the “Ghostbuster” poster will surely be collectibles in a few years. But wait, before you go in, make sure you have the necessary creden- tial, the Blue and Gold Pass. This sought-after item allows certain seniors to escape the drudgery of study halls and lunch periods and catch their favorite “soaps” or game shows in the Lounge. The conversa- tions here range from who abducted the stuffed raccoon to Mr. Malzone’s psych class. If claustrophobia becomes a prob- lem, the place to go is the pride and joy of Butler High School, the court- yard. There’s nothing like catching some rays on a sunny spring day and making plans for the weekend. Although senior year sounds like all fun, it still has pressures. It’s time to plan for the future, to sort out that mountain of college brochures you stashed under the bed or to make some serious career decisions. Ap- plications are as difficult as a Hoeflinger history test. There are deadlines to be met and more tests to be taken, but senior year has still lived up to all our expectations. 7 i “• i vi rf f 4 f’ ' 1U4i 4r 5 4 v4 A ■V rt i •f' ’4 6w (fity fatur 5’ T? SiOJL ,_ + % fUfs L,AV v £ g .? o t V «w £ -t '- j'J. y Z r o ff %_“ 4 r. ., %,v A X V x ,.£ £ ( v ■• ■ -r for ; ,, 1 -v 8 The Class 10 of 1985 11 Study our successes Four years ago, students from Butler and Bloomingdale met at Butler High School to form the Class of 1985. As newcomers, they strove with spirit and determination to create a name for themselves. Since that time, the proud members of the Class of '85 have com- piled many accomplishments. It is im- possible to list all of them as there were so many noteworthy ones. What follows is a representative sample of the pride of '85. It was the fall of 1982, while under the guidance of coach Jack Davies, that the Butler Bulldogs made a dream come true. For the first time in years, the football team was the state cham- pion. The magic proved to be lasting, for again in 1983, the team clinched the title. Unfortunately, the spell was broken in 1984, despite the team’s continued spirit and skill. Special acknowledgements should go to Cap- tains Glenn Stock, Dan Gormley, and Gary Gieger. Equally impressive was the record of the Girls’ Cross Country Team. Over the past few years, the team captured the most victories in the team’s eleven- year history. In 1983, with a record of 7-0, they tied for the Northern Hills Suburban Championship. Co-captain Heidi Schimpf was named most valuable player. This past year, the girls, with an even better record of 10- 0, won the conference race. In the area of academics, there have been a number of outstanding students. In 1984, Susan Joseph’s first-place performance in restaurant marketing in the DECA state competi- tions qualified her for the national com- petitions in Kansas City, Missouri, where she won the prestigious Phillips Petroleum National Achievement Award. Heading the list for writing and math honors were Jacquelyn Quinn and Kevin Murphy, respectively. Jackie’s achievements include third place in the New Jersey Poetry Contest and second place in the district in the Voice of Democracy contest. Most significantly, she was selected as one of 800 na- tional winners in the 1984 National Council of Teachers of English Achieve- ment Awards in Writing. Kevin received a Letter of Commendation for his work from the same organization, as well as a Commendation for his high score on the American High School Mathematics Examination. z Patrick Newton, Kevin Murphy, and Jackie Quinn were selected to repre- sent BHS at Boys’ and Girls’ State. The National Merit Scholarship pro- gram selected Thomas Timmerman as a semifinalist and commended the achievements of Lisa Panyko and Kevin Murphy. Lisa and Kimberly Mahon were chosen to attend the Presidential Classroom in Washington, D.C. as representatives of Butler High School. The list goes on to include outstand- ing competition performances by the Butler Band, trophies for achievement in forensics, a fine showing by our High School Bowl team, exceptional seasons for athletes in nearly every sport in our program, and more. It is impossible to sum up four years of accomplishments in a limited space. There are too many, and more still to be announced. Four years ago, the Class of ’85 set about making a name for itself. Today we know that name is EXCELLENCE. Clockwise from top left: Butler Band; Kevin Murphy; Heidi Schimpf; Pat Newton 12 accomplished adj. — proficient, talented, skilled. SEE gifted. Clockwise from top left: Sue Joseph; Jackie Quinn; Tom Timmerman; Heidi Schimpf and Kathy Quigley; Kim Mahon; Gary Gieger. Dan Gormley and Glenn Stock 13 Note the ambiance “Good Morning! This is the Butler High School morning show. Please stand for the national anthem and the pledge to the flag.” Another morning begins in the locker-lined corridors. BHS opens its eyes to the familiar friendly faces of students and faculty. Screams of greeting to a friend and the romantic interlude of the class couple in their usual spot set the stage for the start of a new day. Yes, the late bell has definitely rung, its echoes paralleled by sulking sighs of those poor souls who were “snag- ged and forced to deal with the em- barrassment of the famous late pass. After the shuffle of the class change, the hallways are hollow and the business of the school day begins. As notes engulf the blackboard your mind starts to wander out the window into the courtyard, complete with park-like benches and trees. BHS groups seem to have assigned spots in the courtyard. The football team claims the fence along the covered walkway; the outside benches belong to the gossiping girls or an occasional studying group. The cheerleaders discuss a new dance to wow the home stands. The outside fence is lovers’ lane. “Do I have to repeat my question? Whoops! Back to business. This period flew, thanks to the daydreams. There’s only 30 seconds left. “Homework, page 224, 1 to 5, don’t forget. Myriads of scuffling feet charge to lockers and then on to the next class. Clockwise from top left: Pam Meade; Mr. Bychek and Kelly Smith lead the band; Debi Quinn. Barb Lovell and Jackie Quinn with Miss Pryor 14 am-bi-ance a— The atmosphere surrounding one; environment. Clockwise from top left: Wayne McDonnell with Mrs. Baruth; Kris Hutman and Guillian Proctor; Bill Stanton and friends; Michelle Wyble and Matt Pechko 15 The most notable day Graduation is a time of mixed emo- tions. The excitement of moving on carries us through the sentimentality of the day. Last June, the Junior usheret- tes donned their most elegant attire, knowing that the next such occasion would find them draped in gowns and caps. What seemed an eternal wait as freshmen was nearly over. Our most notable year at Butler High School was about to begin. i 16 Eugene Appel Carolyn Aleman Michelle Ann Aluzzo Jeanne Elizabeth Appelquist Jeffrey William Ballard George Anthony Bariso Brian D. Behring Theresa Benson Mary Margaret Bergin 18 o Asa Bergman George Beyloune Amy Noelle Bleignier i i Mathew J. Brozowski Teresa Lynn Brady Philip Brough 19 Kelly A. Burke Jane Clare Burt Carl Busseno Michael Caiola Christine Ann Callaghan Carolyn Ann Bruno Kevin Edward Caputo Patricia Card Donna Lee Carman Lynda Cavallaro William K. Conn Steven Connell William Coutts Stephen Rene Cuaycong David Wayne DeFlumeri 21 22 Denise Michelle Dubuque Michael Eckrich Elizabeth Ann Egan Debbie Feeney Colleen Fields Thomas Gaffney Kenneth E. Gasse Gary Gieger Robert Foncellino Joseph A. Frasca Jr. Christopher Frey Mark F. Essing Kimberly Ann Gildersleeve Daniel Arthur Gormley Joseph G. Gomez Jr. Daryl Ann Graf Nancy Catherine Grady Joseph Raymond Greig Adam Gubich Paul G. Gustus Chris Haney Lynette Harrison Elizabeth Ann Hirth Elizabeth J. Hart Kerri-Lynn Hopper I, Robert L. Hannemann William James Hedden Raymond J. Huber Kristine Hutman Christine lannaci 26 Jacqueline Denise Jones Kelly Marie Kalupa Karen Diane Kecmer Kerri Ann Kelleher Andreas Kirbach Laura L. Lewis Jody Kuruc Maureen Lee Lars Lilienthal Jay Lambertus Karl Frank Leitner Donna Libia Cheryl Lynn Knapp David Lavoie Laurie Ann Lime % w j Robert E. LoRusso Lora Lucinski Christine Liptak Donna A. Ludwig Robert Hammelton Little William R. Lowndes Constance Diane Luke 28 Herbie Maharg Cheryl Ann Mabey William L. Machiavello Kimberly Mahon Pat Mahoney Carmine Gaetano Marchionda 29 Michael Maresca Leonard Marion Jeffrey M. Martin Todd Richard Martin Gayle Jean Mathis Andrew Mason Mary Rose McDermott Wayne McDonnell Thomas J. McGill Denise Ann Merusi Kelly Moncavage Melissa Lynn Miley Ronna-Lyn Mucklow Deborah Miller W JHi Kevin Michael Murphy Tina Louise Muscarella Gaybrielle Anne Napoleone Paul Natoli Thomas Needhammer Patrick John Newton Edward John Niper Cynthia Leigh Norman Brian Peters Sharon Maureen O’Keefe Lisa Anne Panyko Guillian Proctor Kenneth Prokop ■I 32 Michelle Ann Pugliese Kathleen Quigley Jacquelyn Marie Quinn Donna Lorene Riley Adrienne J. Rohan Sherri Lynn Risden Dennis Michael Rizza Chris Roshaven Patricia Rugel 33 Scott Henry Scherer Robert Schaaf Darryl Russo Jeffrey David Segnello Kristine Alana Seifert Ann Marie Sheehan 34 Don Shorter Lea Shupp Jeff Silence David John Silversey Robert J. Simpson III Kelly Ann Smith James Soules Brian Spellman Patricia Lynn Stalter William Stanton David Stirling Glenn G. Stock Lynn Dianne Sutter Karen Lynn Talasco Anthony M. Suman William Taylor Vincent Timar Thomas James Timmerman Elizabeth Tirella Timothy Scott Tracy Richard Turi Colleen Margaret Urban Arthur D. Van Cott Jeff Vanderhoff Jill Van Orden David Van Wageningen Joann Vos Sandra Warner Deborah Ann Wenzel Dennis Watkins Bob Withington Kristine Anne Wolfe Jeffrey Whitmore SENIORS NOT PICTURED James Andretta Steven Bond Lauren Furino Steven Innamorato Brian Jablonski James Jensen Kevin Malinski Peter McNamara Richard Preziosi Bruce Schultz Steven Sherrer Rory Walsh 38 Jody Wright Mary Wyble 39 CAROLYN ALEMAN George 5-1? 84. 6B Lunch JR Year. Urban 8 Gang. New York with Debbie Carolyn. Falling down stairs. Track and Bandlront Fresh Soph Yr MICHELLE ANN ALUZZO Shell May 1983'' Kenny. Summer 1981 Down the Shore Summer 1984 ' (SOUATSOUAD) K D P.C.fiM.UP. Good luck 1o my best Inend Kalhy. Graphics I. II Mr Dreiick. Class of 85 JEANNE ELIZABETH APPELQUlST Jeanne Friends Monroe Ho-Ho CC 8 Track Dayvc G«bson 82-CB Physics HFMF Fall Much7 Fan Club Dr Helen Shore 83 PT 84 Mr Nike Cheating in HE Summers at Ml. JEFFREY WILLIAM BALLARD Tunnel Ratin winter vaca with DSAGMBBCJP The Rock The Fort TBDSBSDS Quisp and Quake Wrestlmg Matches SMF's MDR 3 with Silvers Van T Doug Buddy GEORGE ANTHONY BARISO George Yenta girls Shore 84 i8st Aunti Cabi Tan Prom Limo Bermuda Disco 40 French Conecti States 83 84 Heidi Pr meet on FlagPost 45 Liz Mob e Quiglits Nanceroo Sacks Rush BRIAN D BEHRING B ggs Jennifer Football Camp 1982-84 Senior Parking Lot Mandervifles Partying FederalHiBParties Pencywith FloydandEgy OAKIESRoom ZFortheH BDGSTVSBHC GHJHIPWMJT THERESA BENSON T Summer ot '84 Football games NYC w DL The Bruce Concert Gymnastics '82 Sports Bonfires The Beach New England A'l of my friends MARY MARGARET BERGIN Mary FRIENDS . MONTE CARLO . CHRIS L... BLOOMINGDALE FLORIST . THE GOOD TIMES .. BELIEVE IT OR NOT THERE IS LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ASA BERGMAN American flag. Star Spangled Banner, homeroom, football, band, classes in English! Everything different from home. Sweden I'B never forget BHS AMYNOELLE BLEIGNIER Amy Varsity Cheering Sr Year . Chemetry 4th Per Jr Year Outrageous Turtle hunting with Arm Lunches after 6th Anne Marie. Alee. Chris EHSLMCMNS '84 VANCO BOSEFSKI Ron Summer of '84 Loree Good times Friends LS Timco Bill Jeffco Rosh Brookdale Maybe7 Skiing 73' Cuda Soccer Delaney ZFH Texan Van Halen 84' Concert Homeroom Chem CLAUDINE BOUCHER Clyde ALBIE 4 82 83' Prom BM m English Pshweeu Summer of 84 UofS Dorms the 4-H KK. K AK. L T. CB) Jolly Green Giant Kerr' We made it! Mrs Barulh COE Homeroom and the SMF's CRYSTAL LEE BORIE Crys Denise. 6B Lunch Jr year' (JOY) Thanks to all my friends lor a year that I wil never forget. Senior Year' Steno I with Mrs Baruth' Cary. KT Friends Forever TERESA LYNN BRADY Terr. TB Time spent W Bnan . Gayb Summer Of 83 LLDONALC Vernon GM Football Games w DAS Special Friends BPJL POGGBl SCJB Bucky-Bye Prom 85 Sr Year Bonfires BDS 25 7KM BETA MATHEW J 8ROZOWSKI Malt Band Competitions FootbaI Games Math Per 6 Lunch 5A Organic Chemistry Mone Risk, Monopoly and Payday Summer 84 The Belganad WYN CAROLYN ANN BRUNO Seaside 8 Florida w Chns Prom 84 w Tim NYC w Carolyn 8 Deb DECA Trips TCK Pnk Good Times w TOBCICAKB By the Pool w KB Friendly's Summer of 84' KELLY A BURKE Jackson Carrots on the Baskctba Court. Making Mananeia with Liz. Hey Bud We Took That Test, the Limbo Rock with Denise and Ed. Hula Cooler. Good Times with my friends JANE CLARE BURT Hanet Hockey RM 7 8 82 Kimbo Boston LC-PS Neon Pmk Hair Liz Doink-OK7 AP Bruce '84 snip Mes Amis — T NETTIDONAKDLUCl SW Prom?!! HO Spell DELIRIOUS' LP-UK MICK WILD BJNM'84 MICHAEL CAIOLA Rock Football States 83 Wrestling Goal TM BS Thursday Nights Pumping Iron Pythons KTE Junior year ersons Disco Breakin JT DL Olympics Mary Lou TM HS JAGSRKBL BP CHRISTINE ANN CALLAGHAN Chris TINA Debbie Jrfi Kern Jeanne FLASHER Garfield The Big City Our Locker Summer of '84 w BH. Accounting jr yr Fluggy. 3AM Phone Calls — Ron R. The Gate STEPHEN RENE CUAYCONG STCM8HDLSKMDD Football Track Red Dawn ' SpoMndcr Watonka Shoe. Ana Comp Math 3 Fencing Senor Capt Union House Chern Ugh Only Missed 1TD29 Teach K IOORS Vernon V BRYAN JAMES DEGRAW 0 99 Dan. Lars. Paul. Barb Foolbali Bonfires Accounting Stuck-on-you Honeymooners Specialties. S-L the Ultimate unique area It's A Wonderful Thing DAVID WAYNE DeFLUMLRI Swifty Mandcrvilles. Kmnelon Gameroom. Best time is at Twighiight Zone with John and Bob Friday and Saturday Nights JILL MARIE DeWITT ja Flasher Lucky Fnsbee Summers at ML CW with Jackie Fluffy Garbage days Follow the railroad tracks Cheater CC 8 Track Ralph Tests Baked Yeast HAROLD PAUL DIETZIUS Dietz My senor year. Freshman Track. Winter ot 82 and 83 . computer math class. Class of 85 Memories of the Class of ‘85 Senior Class Officers: Mrs. Liddicoat, Class Advisor; Sharon O'Keefe. Treasurer; George Bariso. Presi- dent; Karen Donnelly. Vice-President; Lynette Harrison, Secretary. KEVIN EDWARD CAPUTO Tooter GM-FLEET — J HONDO — HI-HO. Guess what Gayle? Caddtaktfi got any? Would ya?; Ga headDS Kitty cut-ups Hi- Ho Every Time'' — JHondo Spare a d ip GG? Twig — Red man Rock7 Kris PATRICIA CARD Patti Tom 2-13-84 My best friends Kathy. Debbie The Squat Squad members and our fnend Getting lost in NY CJ5 good times at Hanks Pond fun w Harvey My Best Buddy DONNA LEE CARMAN Sturet Thanks Mom and Dad for getting me braces and Thanks for wanting me to graduate I wouldn't be here if it wasn't tor you — Love ya. The World's Greatest Parents LYNDA CAVALLARO LC RBGSBLDSJS TMF 81-83 Jim's Stick. Hockey Police Concert. Reeves Avc . Widas New Years Eve. LLDLTB Vernon Valley Men! Leaky. Friday 13. Summer 84' with Ronnie RAYMOND CHIARADfO Chirad J L Newt Espo Bremer Shebe Strip Slorge Ebs Delaney Gas J P Soulsie Rony Cody Sher'l never forget x's w Dave Fort WILLIAM COUTTS Coutts JACKIE And the good times together DEBBIE DIMITRION Deb' I'll never forget my two best friends Patti 8 Kathy Grand Union Parking lot! Lost m NY. And ail the good times we had in Guido the Killer Mustang' KAREN A DONNELLY K.D. I'm Karen. She's Donna.” Bruce'84 LBl The Lake. 7 28 84, Chem Soph year. Sports. Stats. Scandal (s). Eggs — JAK. OGREOLPNRTSL All the good times w Donna VJ Sweden KATHLEEN DR ADA Kathy Doug 2 18 84 Best friends Patti, Mchelle Deb. Summer of '8t' DENO. Squat Squad Sorry guys. Let's party! Our friend 8ud. N Y. Hey Sherri! HANKS pond. 4Whccting. Fun w Snoopy DENISE MICHELLE DUBUOUE Deneez Daryl — Vermont . Kelly — dancin' Wetlie — lloveya sweetie! RISO Michelle. 8eth. Stacie. Jeff Bob likes that effect' .. Paul's a Shtmker ! Painting w J Macrae. Whitney ELIZABETH ANN EGAN Beth BAND ♦ GOOD FRIENDS AMY. KELLY. JACKIE. MARYROSE, AB; KELLY S DIARY. JOGGING WITH DEBBIE. 7:30 PM. FOOTBALL - TDBC OUT THE DOOR WITH ME AT AMY'S PARTY!' MARK F. ESSING Esslng MARIBETH. 1-16-84 Soph Year gym sr Prom Wildwood'84 Ghosi in G.U parking lot on the beach at night Squier concert your unc tikes that song Cruisin' w MK DEBBIF FFENFY Jogging ; Spooal Friends Beth. Chris. Tina. Jill. Flasher copca' Accounting New York with Carolyn. Football TQBC Thmk about It COLLEEN FIELDS GOOD TIME S and Best friends CKBKMFJJRP Basketball. English sophomore year with JJ. Shore '84. Car rides ROBFRT FONCEI.LINO Bob Best Friends Skm. Mahono. Nooc es. Sp«ke Jump Back. Outrageous. Good Deal. LBT Lives Summer 0 84 Porthole b 1 remember the bench in the courtyard Bleachers JOSEPH A FRASCA.JR Joe Damn Yankees Bronx Science Oct 83 WH JGM SR! Sunday Nights 6 00 Choir Rutgers The Trophy He's Great The Postmaster Strikes Back! HUMOR COMEDY: Laurie Lime and Dave Stirling KENNETH E GASSE Gasman Delaney. Lenthe. Dan. Strip. Eb. Mugsy. Slorge Chirads. BT. Soulman, Zig. Tony. '84Soccer Prom 84'85‘. Demse. Jenn. courtyard. Steves Alice. Sue. rest ot the crew. Gotta Love It GARY GEIGER Giegs RG's truck chew crew with Ed, fleet sock Hop (DVKCGMTBGSLC Wdlie) RG My Idol Jeff SPACAWLLY 1. 2. 4. 5 4Wheehng KIMBERLY ANN GILDERSLEEVE Kim Tomybestfriends. Lynn. Debbie. KeilyandLora Lynnremember Mafh3wilhMr Ge«sel period8 Didn'twehave funmHislory2 Our senior year was Ihebestouf ofthefouryears mHighSchool JOSEPH G GOMEZ. JR Chico R'ta. Meatball. Mr Amoco. The Great Pumpkin BowlBram. Skatmg to School. SMF 4-WheelmupVilles Lumpy SSTTJT The Graveyard. “I Did if DANIEl ARTHUR GORMLEY The Dog I tust want to say one thing, we're closed Football — Stale Champions Track Mrs Goert2 Period 2 Lilly and Digger Campt es on the ranch NANCY CATHERINE GRADY Nance LIZ OUIGS GEORGIJELLO B-BAY THE WEDDING TB BRUCE SLEIGHRIDING 3RO QUADRANT NYC - HUEY SF MAGILI A CC MM CHILI WENIES TROLL — HR STEAKUMS CHRISTMAS. NEW YFARS YFNTAS DARYL ANN GRAF Dar DDLOTjMNcthc TFT - 6 29 84 Soph Chem The Cweek Vermont N Y Fve. NYC. GA — 84 Shore 82 The Track The Van Gomga Clmton Rd Light Pollution . WDG Mann JOSEPH RAYMOND GREIG Joe Football Slates Joe -N Dana 11-12-83 Shore m 84 at Seaside Prom Lunch Jr year Toot Toot ADAM GUBICH Goober freshman year the smoking Ha« Junior year the tech bus senior year The tech bus with Cathy Switty WILLIAM JAMES HEDDEN Heddmo Tech bus and tech Autobody Bunzi Blooming dale roHer rink ELIZABETH ANN HIRTH Liz All the good times, friends, teachers Spanish — Mahaneia.making paper flowers softball - 'oh toste - Baby Pith Baits Pwane ewash (DG) The Boss KERRI-LYNN HOPPER Kern Jeanne. Tma. Jt«. Chris Cindy - GL Shore'84 - 150 Blocks' Cha-Cha-Cha Lamboda Summer Breakfasts Tennis Football Games Lucky Frtsbee Hanging Gardens - At' Carvel KRISTINE HUTMAN 9th Lunch w DVBWDM playing m snow Res tresseiG adventur Pink champagne The Lowndes's Boooton M-VIlles 156 fronds Gilty Jill LBBl SMJG Kevn CHRISTINE IANNACI Chris Pete and Me - 6- 16-83.Summe of '83. DEC A trips with C8 8B Games with LL. Aro. All the great times with Pete. Friends, Friendly's. Florida and the shore. ROT ACADEMICS: Christine Liptak and Kevin Murphy PAUL G. GUSTUS Paul Fridays w Karyn McD's shoretnp LP KW.Bl Adrienne Paterson Summer 83 w KAKs Audi Action The Point Cemetery. JL's Return French 2 w Pam Get Rid of it Denise TLK CHRIS HANEY Defaney SLORGE GASSE FEENSTER STRIP ZIGGY BREMOO EB RT CHIRADS LENTHEMAN ESPO SOULES NEWT SUE AND ALICE CHRISTINE THE SLORGEMOBILE STEVES SOCCER PROM 84 85 VAN HALEN JUMP ROBERT L. HANNEMANN Bob AP - Chem. Calc; Eng. CPU Math (What - HW? DROP!) Hey Andy — EAT a locker . Movies. 240Z. Jake? Bird07; Doug — Fix the car. Rosernes. Cards' DIAKPNTTJDCLJH, MVdB°; LATER — As in much! LYNETTE HARRISON CHEERING! Liz you're bootiful Comp Math Nance BUG Georgi: Frosh Soc TJ: I like you Den.se Daryl doggone preoous Bryan BJNM '84 Jackie Keep smihn'Jane: OH NO' Sandy ELIZABETH J HART Lisa Kathy and Nancy Yontas Georgi — Let's dance Liz Mobile — BBay Ctowni Lawl Burse Johnny Hockey Hane NG — Otdysitus.Rod NYC — Huey — TB Mon Amie Lynme avec Comp Math Party Doo JACQUELINE DENISE JONES Jackie Band Gel the wrench Basketball Which way do I GO?! Track The Milk Barn! Thanx lor being there. MG’KYSOBEE BRRTSRPMF' Having an exchange student FLAMINGO BUS RIDES SUSAN LYNN JOSEPH Sue Brakes — Patti' Cheryl — Sailing! Retax! STOP Steven!Sharon — SST 23 Judy — triends always The chicken's on fire” LittieRedCorvette Jimmy Go Sit n the car Joanne Baseball' RICHARD A KARCHER Karchmo Partymg with DFRBJWCCSMDM Metter Bockys Sr auto with Mr Boughton and Switty Shore Trips SMF GWL Friday Nights the old Smoking Hall Led Zeppelin KAREN DIANE KECMER Kar THE BEST OF FRIENDS - CONNIE RONNA THE GUYS inDrafting lllperb Jryr Times DOWN THE SHORE Living on a Boat (Ocean Beach Manna) waterskiing Seaside BEETLE Maybe KERRI ANN KELLEHER Songs-N-Dreams Studio Acton Annie Get Your Gun Missy Paul Kim Barb Mike Donneybrook Encore BTG4-H WORDS AND MUSIC FINALLY BEING ME ANDREAS KIRBACH Andy Take it up MandervHles Spaz Pus Hefb ROSH Handy. Jell U VW What? Camping Bud yeh? Eat a locker. RH! 8IRDI0? Another t.me! DS Marveious Endo! NKSKDLLVW CHERYL LYNN KNAPP Cher Best Times with Linda Freshman Year Great Times with Ade JGTDDMKOOSKKAD Hanging Out with AU My Friends and Having a Great Time'!! FLORIDA with Ade!!' JODY KURUC Jodi Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. Stats 12. Scandal 1. 2. 3 .. etc . Karen. Eggs. Cheryl. MRM. BEING LATE Saturday Games. JOHN 9. 10. 11. ROMANCES YODEL. Friends. TIM. 1 06. MY CAR. GOOD TIMES JAYLAMBERTUS SPIRIT: Dan Gormley and Ann Sheehan LAURIE ANN LIME Reeve's Ave New Year's Eve 83 Chugalug triends Lynda TBHSDL boyfriend stealing Vernon VaBey Men Infatuations Steve Senior Year of 85 CHRISTINE LIPTAK Chris Buddy Chuck and Christina Svenson Down hill Boom! Class trips to NY AP Courses Human Lip Pat's Slave Sophomore Chem Physics Class with MS and JF BARBARA LOVELL Boto Great Wrfd All times w Missy Seaside Ht SogWYC Creative Wrtng Bio Soph Yr. Malz onitis Karen. Jackie. LP LB. JG Park The Party House Panache I Love You Angelo WILLIAM R LOWNDES Wilke Fleet Stocky Giegs Hondo Spaz Spear LC TB Gormo Tooter Ski Trips Spaz Sis Fleet Scottie Laurie Dano JP July 4th Prom Wknd Shore w Super D JP CG LORA LUCINSKI Crosscountry. Sophomore Track. 8th Period Spanish I. Dissecting the Cat in Physiology DONNA A LUDWIG Donna Springsteen Concert. Trips to the Shore SophChem.'My teeth are numb Wave those tears away ... I'm Donna she’s Karen ... Softball. Gymnastics. Cheering ... JSKD VI CONSTANCE DIANE LUKE Connie KEITH - FOREVER. RONNA. KAREN FroshYr Algebra Class w Mr Geisel. Meeting DaveZ. Greenwood Lake w Karen T. Questions to Mrs Sokoloff Frosh Yr. Bcetle 'Gdnite Ronn! CHERYL ANN MABEY Mabes The Good Times With Al My Friends. 81R eeves Ave. My Varsity Cheering Team. My Little Sister Kim, Jody. My Best Friend Dawn, Christopher Only the Good Times GS WILLIAM MACHIAVELLO Bill One night m the city Larry Nick Mark Tech Chefs do it with taste Lowies 84 Prom Dana Seaside Blue MT SSBreak Old Smoking Hall Led Zeppelin Ozzy PAT MAHONEY Mahono OUEST 84 Good Tvnes with Bob. Scott. Tom. and Jim Pompton Lks Prom Chris, Scott. Smedly and Bernard Fun with Scott and Drew at North Shore English I. IV JAM CARMINE GAETANO MARCHIONDA Mellow Soccer Capt Jr Breakfast. Spanish Fest Jack Dee 1969 Firebird. Jasper B- Jack OH NO My Bandana NYC. J.Kibter Freshman Yr Summer of 1982 Fist Jason deva MIKE MARESCA Guido PN.... 84Footba!l. TB You owe me five dollars JD. TT, AS We have you guys all figured out 5th period History AS 84 Prom. Sat Before Game (Inteiivision) PN FBTTN LC Shorty JEFFREY M MARTIN Tuna All the good times with Diana ABen and Laura RL WTB Senior Auto Quebe Period 4 Mrs. Miller's English TODD RICHARD MARTIN Snorton Norton Pumping Iron Blasters Gomg Camping Willy's al the Rock The Python's Root Hogs M L R Spellman Chirp'm The car Bizzo and the laundry GAYLE JEAN MATHIS Scale Gayle Kevn My Tooter TB GN CB BP GG LBI SHore TB GM - Wedgie — Get it Football Games Kevin - Every breath you take Sun Country Coolers — GN Kev — Guess What’ 82 — Jimmy N ANDREW MASON Andy .. good times with friends Dozm with Rizzo... What? loud music .. hockey games and chew .. Van Haien concert ... girls . . “ 10 minute memory” waiting for Friday MARYROSE MCDERMOTT Mar Band Front and Winning Hold me back KS! Twelve years with JK. You're out the door BE! The Prom and champagne! My cupcake Forever. Mark!! WAYNE MCDONNELL Doogs” Helen Nelen Fish ToJo 70 yards for a TD! Crusm m the 75 CamaroCrankin VH w TJ Vaulting with tho Dogs KCSPJRTM OK KEVCN Sherwin and Gang US2w PN's Fire at Danel Don na Jay Fun on the Tech Bus Auto I Landscaping Donna Lynne Lukash Mustang Mach 1 Tom O Wayne Shaw Scott Gary Ray Partying at Speedie Macs DAVID LAVOIE Bkmp M-ViBes The Fort Erson’s The Shore Duration Twig GiByAnt The Cape 84. Sap Floyd Sim Jeff Monki Tr per Silver Wizzy. RB. RT. LD CB. GS KIMBERLY MAHON Kim bo Gene's car PS'tfig — LOJB Hockey Bang-Bang CrWr — KAK Math DONAKD StC t BSTEELE PEOPLE See things as they are and ask why I see things that never were and ask why not THOMAS J. MCGILL T J. Track . SkiTeam .. Summer 84 . Ripped Top Broken Windshield ... LP-MORT .. Drivvig w WM ... Courtyard w KDDLWM . DTw KD 10-24 SERVICE LEADERSHIP: Jackie Quinn and Kevin Murphy MAUREEN LEE Mo Pam BFF RHCMCL MICH Senior Year CAHWC BL KARL FRANK LEITNER Soccer and Track “EvW Otto LAURA L. LEWIS Laur Nuchie. BasketbaB Games. The House. Aro. Lake Wawayonda — 9-2-84. Summer of ‘83. All the good friends I've made and all the good times I've had DONNA LILOIA Dona Police Concert at Shea. Friday mtes w Cheerleaders. Soph ♦ Junior year New Yr Eves Parties w LC?LL?TF. Condo in Vernon w TB ; FENCEWRECKER ♦ The Park w KK 42 TRENDSETTING: Barbara Lovell and George Bariso timothy R. Mcknight Tim Fish!!! JS and the forklift. Vaulting with the dogs: SPJBWMKC. RT23w the Z. Van and VV. BC and the Pig Nowhere and the battery. Jody. K. JM. JS. RB. JS. WM PAMELA MEADE “P” ML - BFF. RS. RH SHORE. PARTIES. FRIENDS. MICH — MY BUDOY BEST THING MEETING ML RH BOROERLINE - CAHWC!!! PAIGE ANN MEISHEID Paige Good times with good friends. Summers at ECM. Cramming m the Aud Those dreaded labs The bus rides home from hockey BC Junior honors classes Psyched for 85!!! DENISE ANN MERUSI Merus Eddie Hey Bud we took THAT Test Frosh math Geisel airways oki Soufman spamy MG Elnster PD Werner Ius RIWGING the be at camp oki the Toasterheads ! Jackson MELISSA LYNN MILEY Missy BL Lovell SS Heights 83 84. Cabaret time Deitp Popcorn Talks. Studio action Kerri Chilly w NG LH, pink. Thanks BL NG LH KAK TB Mom TOP IT OFF RONNA-LYN MUCKLOW Ronna Brian Forever — 2-8-82 — Good times with Great friends (CL KK) Frosh yr Mathl with Con KarT What a Blast Beetle ... Goodnight Conn! KEVIN MICHAEL MURPHY Murph No retreat baby, no surrender” — B Springsteen Jackie. Ann. Kris — the Best of friends Junior year with Cathy PATRICK JOHN NEWTON Newl 69MPH 69BIRD69STANG SILVERS UHDUHCATFISH NATOLS vs COAT XMAS TREES DAMAGE!! EBS v SHOULD HAVE COME' STOCKYS VAN DOUGI RAYC CHRISH KAD 3-17-84 EDWARD JOHN NIPER Nips Ahoy. Ed Denise. May 19. 1991. Running for Pres . Carrots on the gym floor Geisel APrways. Hula-Cooler Cocktails. New Years Eve 83 OKEE. Soulsy. Luscious. Esteban. Noel. CHUNG CYNTHIA LEIGH NORMAN Cmdy AB my good friends the good times I've had Band. O-Jackie. Bruce — concert'84 Mike. LR. SR. TE. KH Prom — Shore. KSTCT. Little Diddles, if dreams came true .Preston SHARON MAUREEN O'KEEFE Okie Field Hockey . Denise — Gruesome Twosome MG — Polygon... 0h-30r4!... Prom DWI Stop — J n Ed .. Wemerless-FOGG!... Jackie — Pina Colada Camp — Toasterhda... Pith BaBs.. . Great Times LISA ANNE PANYKO LP The Duration Karyn Urban Assault Vehicle Long Beach Is Prom Wknd Kns - OSC 8L PG Ville's MN JH - Doreen's? TJ - Mort SSH SB's Blimp's Fort Chadwick — LB hghtmg w Greg BRIAN PETERS Fleet-Haynes Wilbo Giegs Spaz TB KM Monki Tooter MLR LT Fourth of July Ski trips with Willie Spaz Dano John Prom Weekend Lifting with Giegs RB ED Giants are Super Bow! Bound GUILLIAN PROCTOR Giiy Freshman Year The Res Tressel Playing in Snow w Brian Danny The Lowndes's Driving w Jill The Bridge Friends Ji Kristine Kevin BSLBSMBLBLR JACQUELYN MARIE QUINN Jackie (Killer) Shar. BL. M«ssy. Jill. Kerri. LH. Chris. Kns V YearBark. Ralphtests. Cr Writing. Psych w Kmn. Per 7 gym. AP Calc w Ann. Kev S Tnug. Colada Sniffers. BL's De Puffah Capers DONNA LORENE RILEY Donna Good Tmes with friends. Dean. Bev. Chris. Jo. Adventures with C.L and B S. BH Racing Garage and to all my friends Good Luck and Stay Happy SHERRI LYNN RISDEN Cody. Meathead GREAT Tmes w Tmmy Prom w CHIP. Shore w TIM Villes Shorew West. Jeff. Carole NEVER Forget BUDS. DS. BS. GG. DL. KG. TR. JS. KC. JBCM SS. «Be Fr; CV. CM. MA. KT. KD CODYLsSlMHEAD DENNIS MICHAEL R1ZZA Rizz Good times in Perfetti’s class Dazm with Mason Kym 5 Mmule Memory What? I Don't know Pumping Iron Waiting for the Weekend Red Man Van Halen Concert ADRIENNE J. ROHAN Ade GRAND! Good Times With KKCKLSTDJG. YEAH I M.ss Ya - Linda Beth. KARYN — LIFE!. SWCK Cheryl - Mondays — We're m trouble agam!!! Weekends. I'M Cook. FTOZ83. Vdles Again CHRIS ROSHAVEN Rosh Jeff FTon Tm Handy Eric Mike Lon Jdl All the great times busting chops '72 Cullass — Smoke em up.Rosh — Don't worry. Jeff. Brook dale over the summer PATRICIA RUGEL Chipper Hangm Out at the Gameroom with Joann Vos. Rhonda Luke, and Cheryl Fedorchak '83 Prom Making New Friends Getting Out Early... Friends Forever, JVRLCFDFSR Cruising DARRYL RUSSO Harry. Woodstock Prom 84 The Shore with Rizza The boat Sabre Hockey! Valley Girls Getting lost on 10-19-84 Going through red lights m Wildwood. Hawaiian Tropic Italians a 1 SCOTT HENRY SCHERER Long Beach Island Lives 84. Porthole. Moosey. Jump Back, Outrageous. Crankm. Easy Spike. Teen Squad, Best Fnends Bob. Mahono. Noodles. JC. J Geils Band. Huey. Journey HEIDI ANN SCHIMPF Herd 84'Summer — Hawaii - No Regrest — LBl — John 4E-DVC Frats — Man Huntin — TrouWe-KIM — Sisters Track — XC — INDOOR TRACK! Reevs Ave — Friends Mom — Dad's Support Patience TOWER! STEVE SCHWAAB Schwaaboo. Mr. Amoco The Stamavenck Conn All the Way! WIS. Is The Best' BHS Sticks' Mr Drelick (Buddy) Thanks for Nothing! Mr Amoco SKIPEDO Chico (I Made It) TINA LOUISE MUSCARELLA Tina KENNETH PROKOP K.P. CHRIS. Kerri. Jeanne. Jill. Debtxe (Saferide) Summer'82 — CB HECheatmg, FLASHER. Shorew JA Physics — leaping stairs. DASHTOJEANCAROUR Locker. ‘ITALY . 3amPhoneCa s — FTon R GABRIELLE ANNE NAPOLEONE Gayb Craig ALL OF MY LOVE FOREVER ALWAYS TB BFFA All the Good times we had I'll always remember!! GM Want some Brownies GM0 CB ‘ GN TB ♦ BS KC ♦ GM !!! PAUL NATOLI Rat PokeratWatonka Shore (DS PN) — BurymgNewty 69MPHm69 Siang69Bird Specialities Digger FBPlayersThursNites UrvonTnps (Cheryl) Root hogs PartymWTO — Dye SpellyandGS HBs THOMAS NEEDHAMMER Noodles Leggs. Fozzie. Needles. Elsie. X. Mahoney. BF Spike, sparks. Long Beach lsland'83'84, Cha ChaCha. Porthole. Moosey. Buddy. CH Chips. Easy. Let's Go Crazy '70 Camaro '81 Camaro Z28. NYC Jaspar Blk Jack Poml Pleasant Seaside and Cape May Spanish Fest JD. Fourth Period. B.K . MDB. CM. CS. BS. CG. JP. SS. BW. TN. DV. SK. BF. AD. MS MICHELLE ANN PUGLIESE Pugger Good times with good friends JV RL earfy morning wakeup Hey Join remember Ai Sidestepper. NO I Don't! M.cheal Hey Jo where are my feet? KATHLEEN QUIGLEY Ouigs Yentas — Lsa, Nancy. George. B Bay Cross-Country Champs Marathon. CLOWN I JAR The Prom Loose Eggs Sleighr.ding Fun Times with Re — camping. Pequannock — the fenco CREATIVITY: Kevin Murphy and Barbara Lovell CRAIG STEVEN SEEGER Eggy Trips to the shore CM — I want my ten dollars and bandanna — NYC — BlkJk Three-Sixty in downtown B Bowling and Got! Good Friends — Fridays ' CMKPRAEP MUSIC DRAMA: Tom Timmerman and Kerri Ann Kelleher DAVID JOHN SILVERSEY Hi-Ho. Silvers. Neils. Spear Buried on the beach Pat Rat Mastermixs Rappm Yakin WWood W GUP Spefly Garage Cape W KC Wendy Stocky Spear Skiing w BLBPDLLIT ROBERT J SIMPSON III Bob J W GhiaKVC T Senior Auto JM KELLY ANN SMITH Ke ?y Band the entire Music Department. JH. TF SR, Prom — Shore-84. CN PS. Little Diddles. MC Vettc Rides. NC Tnp, Chuck. Good Friends. Dreams Memories. AD. BE. MM. Food Trips' JAMES SOULES Soutman Butler Footbal '82 83 ‘84 Camp Watonka Study w NS. I'm a Soulman Prom ‘84 DWI Summers W JL RC GB CH KG DF GS Seaside Holy Macerai Seafood Restaurant Gd.Tmes DAVID STIRLING TBARLCCKAKJS Rock JT Monki Wanna Damage Wrestling Yackin with Severs Shorcbound Vaca — SmedBCAGMBJP New Years at my house Nye MAST PRMIK Funk Va — Concert MW GLENN G. STOCK Stocky Joes Garage Chinos 8Pacatlack M ATTYSZONGS WlDAS ERSONS (GUN) NYCW41ST FILMS WITH FLOYD ♦ TED 13 Funnels WES VHBERGY SLOBBINW (KS+ALEX) ThursNitesw Spelly CAM LYNN DIANNE SUTTER Li'l Suits. Dinghy Band — Bus rides Fabulous Flug.es Bio I Kelly K.m Jackie Physics Lite just got a Little Tougher Friends — Old ones are silver, new ones are gold Wiilowbrook KAREN LYNN TALASCO Kar The Best of Friends. Connie and Cmdy. Good times at Greenwood Lake w Connie 6B Lunch with Joy and Flipper Yingyang [Xjckie WILLIAM TAYLOR B.T. Good Tmes with: Double A. Delaney. Soulman. Chirads. Keg. B 2. Tags. Baris. Slorge. Strip. Zig. Greg. JZCMLRJMBMJLSM JP Bleachers. Meet You at Steve's. Van Halen. Psych Class ZFH JEFFREY DAVID SEGNELLO Jeffry GMTMLCKMJS HBOSFGDS GSRBZRKGH Sk. Team 19 % ALunch Bergy's House After the Prom Long Talk m Foxhole with GSGH GKOB Baseball Football DWI UAV Thurs Night Whirlpool KRISTINE ALANA SEIFERT Kris Football games. Band Competitions Marne Damn Yankees All the good times w my friends, esp. Teresa. Maria, Jackie. Kristin. MB. RFL CF. E8. TT. LS. Ausa. and the clarinets ANN MARIE SHEEHAN Ann My 84-85 Football Cheering Team Chem Jr Yr. Gymnastics plays all the good times with my friends Margaret freshman yr Amy. Chris. Abce. JO. CN. NG Terrence Jerry DON SHORTER Don Now that the time to move on is upon us we can now prepare to venture into the unknown world that awaits us LEA SHUPP Babe Now it is the time to move on to a new Beginning in Life and hoping for a happy and successful future JEFF SILENCE Tim Rosh Handy Van (Ron) Eric Herb One of these days we'll get to Brook dale Hey Rosh 1'Smoke Em Up-' and Turn It Up Bobby and the dog SPORTS: Heidi Schimpf and Dan Gormley BRIAN SPELLMAN Johnny Hondo. Monki SP. Rose. Severs. Flett. Wilie. Gup. Blimp. Soaz. Stocky. Skoal PATRICIA LYNN ST ALTER Cupcake Wayne Decker 12-6-83 Mornings with Urban All the nice people I've met Goofing around and talking all the time ASAIA Trip The Bat Lady. Mr McConnell and CHE WILLIAM STANTON Animal Vines The Fort. Fishons. campons, w SAP. Ersons RB. Gudy SP. MP. Ad. Stokes NJS. CC. 84 GS. AD. T Rats BE. TJ. TT. RT. HK. HR Gups. DL. BS. DS CONGENIALITY: Lynette Harrison and Ken Gasse THOMAS JAMES TIMMERMAN Sam The Eagle John'sCthulu SFB TriState Con Balcony ChuckDarJohnSue Craig SquidChnsEric Steph JackieRamonJenn MattBabAsaHealher Honors Baggs. Bychek Moore Nervous Sheep Sippie TIMOTHY SCOTT TRACY Skip The Great Pumpkm. Schwaboo give it a good Quebe. California f 84.isthe best. We're out of here!” Thanks Mrs M4ler lOth-n- 12th. The Splash House Shore. Trips to ? BYE! RICHARD TURI Rich Rember The Cape what campfire? Wilbur!! Lifeguard! Jello — Tubsi That-way' What's up? The Hitchhikers and a DEAD CAR Mr Rogers Neighborhood. It was Fun COLLEEN URBAN Urbs Hoieen Fliper Joy 68Lunch Dl —n ice guy Trogans KT. CB. CS. CA Psych class per 5 Good Times Senior Yoar Not the Picture! Mornings with Patti ARTHURD VANCOTT Ail Dropping engme Riding Struck's Auto V.K Florida 84 (11) Weekend trips Friends Hunting Racmg Green Grem Breakfast Camping M D JEFF VANDERHOFF Jet Foods Evelyn Graphics illusion The Darkroom Jr Auto Los Paul Emmett Metals B W Photo SPA7 DAVID VAN WAGENINGEN Spa Fleet Withe Giegs Handy Herb KD KW 4 Wheeling Viliics Shore trips Prom weekend MoFoSki Trips with Fleet Wdlie PI LS Camping trips JOANN VOS Jo Good times with luker and Pugger It's casual Three's a crowd 8th per Math with Hoieen You sandbox Good times with MC and MW. F jgs Below Me SANDRA WARNER Sandr Senxx Year Friends Jamesway Football Games Summer ol '84 LH — Remember the crossing guard every day? All the other great times during all 4 years at BHS DEBORAH ANN WENZEL Debbie Senior Yr. Great tmes together with pals BB Mary. Lauren more car repairs9 Of Course it's a Vega' TR-FS5-yrs. BD's' Never again! Roomies m '85' THANKS MWLF BOB WITHINGTON Wi y Attending Grateful Dead Shows. Parties girls, Skimg. Pams in my back KRISTINE ANNE WOLFE Wollie Weekends at OSC The Sign Shore 84 Chair Assault Shovoi PG Week at Stevens Inst Best ot trends Lisa Molly Ann Kevin M Jackie Kevin C. The Hand Spain 85 BS MS 45 Administration Mr. Joseph DiPasquale Principal Mr. Wendel Kralovich Assistant Principal Mr. Edward Bolcar Assistant Principal Mr. John Kushner Coordinator of Special Services School Psychologist Mr. Timothy McGovern Director of Student Personnel Services Board of Education 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. George W. Delcorso Board Vice President Mr. Edwin J. Nyklewicz Board Attorney Mrs. Robin M. Seifert Mr. William G. VanHouten Board President Mr. Amzie D. Parcell Mr. James G. Timmerman Mr. George Buntzen Faculty Miss Sylvia C. Belinfante Miss Carol D. Creamer Mr. Bernard Stiroh 50 51 Mrs. Kathleen Darden Mrs. Cynthia Sokoloff Social Studies Mr. Daniel Hoeflinger Miss Gail Bignell Mr. Anthony Malzone Mrs. Deborah Hoeflinger Mr. Ralph Rathyen Department Supervisor S'? 52 Mrs. Karen deWaal Foreign Language Mrs. Christa Schulz 53 Mr. Terry Foerster Mrs. Frances Macdonald Mr. Rodney Hamilton Department Supervisor 56 Miss Kelly Fenton Physical Education Miss Lori Palazzone Mrs. Genie Sasson Mr. Robert Jones Mr. Thomas Hamilton Miss Elizabeth Benne Mr. Fred Ingold Department Supervisor Director of Athletics 57 Industrial Arts Mr. Albert O. Holland Department Supervisor Mr. John Drelick Mr. John McConnell Mr. DeWayne Davenport Mr. Russell VanAtta, Jr. Mr. George Boughton Mr. Robert Monacelli Mr. George Biemer 58 Library Mr. Jeff Churchill Compensatory Education Mrs. Lois Partington Guidance Department Secretary Miss Kay Reichwein Secretary to Guidance Director Mrs. Theresa Paulo Assistant to the Librarian Mrs. Agnes Mathews Nurse's Office Aide Mrs. Ruth Barton Nurse's Office Aide Nurse’s Office Mrs. Jean Tintle School Librarian Mrs. Judith Woop School Health Nurse Special Services Mrs. Marilyn Mindes Learning Consultant Mrs. Hilda Hoffman Secretary to the Coordinator of Special Services Mrs. Jan Hurley School Psychologist Hh Mr. Harry Carline Social Worker Ms. Danilie Howe Learning Center Mrs. Helen Wanke Learning Consultant Mr. David Hoffman High School Secretaries Mrs. Edythe Thompson Mrs. Patricia Ricca Mrs. Lee Drexler Mr. John Vogel Mrs. Edith Tintle 63 Board of Ed. Secretaries Mrs. Alberta Van Luvender Mrs. Kathryn Hackett Miss Verna Morse Mrs. Dolores DiOrio 64 Keeping things in order and keeping us fed! Left (top): Mrs. Catherine Hydo — Cafeteria Supervisor; (bottom) Mr. Charles Shenise — Head Custodian. Center (from top) : Mrs. Carol Imbimbo. Mr Jim Ferris. Mrs. Eileen Mynette. Mrs. Connie Hannemann Above (from top) Mrs. Irene Current. Mrs. Catherine Krill. Mrs. Vi Silversey 65 Notes on change During the past four years, as the Class of '85 has been passing through the classrooms and corridors of Butler High School, many familiar faces among the staff have moved on to new chal- lenges and pursuits elsewhere. Some, like veteran social studies teacher Mr. Leonard Perfetti, and school nurse, Mrs. Dorothy Winrow, have retired from education. Several have taken on new positions in other school districts. Mr. Jack Davies and Mr. Art Pasquale are now teaching and coaching in Montclair and Kearney, respectively. Mrs. Dorothy Burke is using her advanced degree in school psychology. Miss Debra Van Nimwegen left teaching to embark on a new career in the business world while Mr. James Smith moved around the cor- ner to become principal of the Richard Butler School. Ms. Gayle Rembold left BHS to relocate with her new husband and recently became a mother. Parenting has also preempted the talents of Mrs. Kathy Franklin, who is on leave from the science department tending to son, Sean. Madame Virginia Myer has taken a leave of absence from the foreign language department while Mr. Brian Kent left Butler in pursuit of fame and fortune. Sadly, 1984 was marred by the deaths of three long-time faculty members. Mr. Benjamin Goldberg, to whom this book is dedicated, and Mr. Ed Mitchell, who retired in 1982 after thirty-five years in the business department as teacher and supervisor, passed away. The school family was also shocked and deeply sad- dened by the death of Mr. Robert Sippie of the English department. There are many new faces around Butler High now. New teachers have joined a number of departments and ap- pear throughout this book. Some old- timers have taken on new positions here. Ms. Marge Giles has become a guidance counselor. Mr. Joseph DiPas- quale has moved into the principal’s of- fice while Mr. Wendel Kralovich and Mr. Ed Bolcar, former classroom teachers, became his assistants. There have been many changes around BHS. We miss all of those who have moved on. We welcome the new people and wish them well as they become part of the Butler tradition. Row 1 (from left): Mr. Jack Davies. Miss Debbie Van Nimwegen. Row 2 (from left) Mr. Art Pas- quale. Mrs. Dorothy Winrow. Mr. Leonard Perfetti. 66 Varsity: (from left to right) Row 1: George Bariso. Jim Andretta, Brian Peters. Bryan DeGraw. Dan Gormley. Glenn Stock. Gary Gieger. Kevin Caputo, Paul Natoli. Mike Maresca. John Logan. Row 2: Todd Martin. Joe Greig. Dennis Rizza. Mike Caiola. Jim Soules. Bill Lowndes. Lars Lilienthal. Dave Silversey. Brian Spellman. Jeff Segnello. Wayne McDonald. Row 3: Coach Crean. Todd Bariso. John Maresca. Pat Molinari. Dane Westdyk. Jim Polons. Chris Capo. Rick Skaf. Matt Struble. Pat McGarry, Mark Bush. Head Coach Jones. Row 4: Coach Churchill. Bill Burt. Mark Rode. Carl Guglielmino. Neil Smith. Mike Muncinzski. Dave Sondermeyer. Eric Hoyer. Todd Gregory. Dennis Batelli. Steve Caputo. Tony Nye, Coach England. Not Pictured: Coaches Hamilton and O'Rourke 68 Above: Dan Gormley doing what he does best. Left: Glenn Stock on a “keeper. From tears to cheers... It began with a heartbreak and ended with a high. Although the season started with a disappointing 6-0 loss to Delbarton. shatter- ing Butler's long winning streak, it ended with a respectable 5-3-1 record and a dramatic Thanksgiving Day triumph over De Paul. Cap- tains Gary Gieger. Dan Gormley. and Glenn Stock turned in fine performances. Other notable senior athletes include Bryan De Graw. Brian Peters. Dave Silversey. and Brian Spellman. The 1984 season introduced a new head coach. Mr. Jones, assisted by Mr. Hamilton as offensive line coach; Mr. Crean an offensive coordinator. Mr. Churchill on special teams, and two new JV coaches. Mr. England and Mr. O’Rourke, all working from the vital scouting reports prepared each week by Mr. Hoeflinger and Mr. Hoffman. It was an exciting season, from beginning to end. in the truest tradition of Butler football. Upper left: Dr Meyer aids an injured Brian Peters. Mid-left: Mike Caiola going for the kill Center: Mr DiPasquale — the charismatic announcer. Mid-right: Coach Jones and his crew Lower-left: Glenn Stock and Dam Gormley Above: Dan Gormley on a run. 69 Clockwise from left: Coach Benne; 1984 Varsity: Lisa Hart. Julie Kovats. Carrie Smith. Dana Morse. Karen Davis. Ms. Benne. Gretchen Rubel. Jane Burt. Lynda Cavallaro, Lori Weiner. Bridget Occhipinti. Kris Puget, Denise Merusi. Kim Mahon, Sharon O’Keefe; Gretchen Rubel; The 1984 J.V. Team The quick stick chicks! As the sign was unrolled at the pep rally, everyone saw those infamous crossed sticks symbolizing Butler’s field hockey team. Their hair gleaming with tints of blue and gold, the girls en- thusiastically tore through the sign and performed their “psyche” circle for the entire student body. From the first game to the last, this spirit always prevailed. The season started in late August when many of the girls attended Camp Tegawitha located in the heart of the Poconos. Accompanied by Coach “Ethel” Benne, the girls used the week to improve their skills, share many laughs, while playing competitively. The true season began with an arch rival, Pequannock. Playing strong, Butler was able to use their strong 70 Clockwise from top left: Kim Mahon goes for a shot while Lynda and Dana stand by; Jane Burt; Dana on the offensive; Carry Smith and Karen Davis wait for Gretchen's pass A young team, having six seniors, the team looks forward to the future. Honors go out to Kim Mahon, captain, who made first team all-conference. Second team honors go to Denise Merusi and Sharon O’Keefe, also cap- tains. Julie Kovats was the only sophomore to receive this award. An honorable mention was given to Lynda Cavallaro, a senior. defense, keeping the score at 0-0. This was a first of many; in fact the season ended with the most ties Butler has ever experienced. Although Butler started out strong, the team found it difficult to keep up with the many com- petitive opponents facing them. The team put up with a lot of “kidding from fellow students, ending the season with a record of 4-6-8. 71 Top (left and right): The varsity team in action Bottom: Varsity Team: Top Row (from left): Coach Mr John Vogel. Chris Hughes (manager). Doug Imbimbo. Pat Newton, John Fluetter, Ron Bosefski. Karl Leitner; Bottom (from left): Ken Gasse. Dave Stirling. Vartkes Apkarian. Kevin Feeney. Ray Chiaradio; Seated (from left): Capiains Carmine Marchionda and Chris Haney 72 Just for Kicks The 1984-85 soccer team was one of the best to emerge from the halls of B.H.S. in the past couple of years. Led by captains Carmine Marchionda and Chris Haney, and ably coached by Mr. Vogel, the team entered each game with as much vigor and enthusiasm as if it were their first. Although their record was a disappointing 0-18, the conference in which we compete is made up of teams much larger and more powerful than we were. The fact that most games were decided by a single goal, often coming late in the game or in overtime, shows a vast improvement over last year’s team. All in all, Butler survived with a definite improvement and not without at least two highlights. Karl Leitner was named to the All-Conference 1st Team Defense and Dave Stirling received an honorable mention at midfield on the Offensive Team. 73 JV Team (top from left): Troy Javelona. Joe Klaus, Albert Meyer-Pflug. Carl Fluetter, Joe Quigley. Mr. BillHanisch (coach); Bottom: Mike Dolce. Danny Creager. Dave Bosefski, John Marchionda. Kevin Callaghan Rolling again: Gymnastics After a long year’s absence, the Butler High School gymnastics team made its encore performance in 1984. finishing with a conference record of 2-5. Although it may not have been a winning record. Cap- tains Cheryl Mabey and Ann Marie Sheehan were extremely pleased with their victories over Caldwell and Wayne Valley. Coached by Mrs. Sasson and new assistant, Mr. Rubin, the team placed 5th at the championship meet, scoring 81.95 which was their all-season high. The team was bursting with talent as Cheryl Mabey received an honorable mention on the All-Conference team and Eileen Mathews was named to the 2nd team All-Conference in vaulting. Based on its strong underclass talent, Mrs. Sasson predicted that the B.H.S. gymnastics team will be shining brightly in the future. Top: Karen Sheehan Bottom: Ann Sheehan. Cheryl Mabey. Donna Ludwig, Chris Booth (mgr.). Eileen Mathews. Nancy Schneider. Alice Bleignier. Lori Walsh. Karen Sheehan, Julie Grady. Mrs. Sasson. Dawn Weland. Leanne Sitgreaves 74 Above (from top): Captain Kevin Murphy and Jeff Yuhas; Tom Bremer paces Bob Findura; Mark Aluzzo Right: Mark Aluzzo Far right: Kevin Murphy reaches for place ID Boys’ Cross Country — A Noteworthy Season This year the boys' cross country team in- cluded a relatively young group of runners, com- prised of mostly sophomores and juniors. Team captain. Kevin Murphy, was the only senior on the team. The team's record was 4-3 within the con- ference and 5-7 overall. Although this can't be seen from their record, the boys ran exceptional- ly well against some of the toughest teams in the area. Leading the team was junior Mark Aluzzo. its number one runner. He was followed by junior Mark Aluzzo. its number one runner. He was followed by junior Tom Bremer, senior Kevin Murphy, and sophomore Russell Anthony. Rounding out the team were juniors Bobby Car- roll and Jeff Yuhas. sophomores Bob Findura. Bob Post and Ed Palmer. Coach Hamilton remarked that he was both pleased and impressed by his team’s perfor- mance. and commented that although they will suffer the loss of Kevin Murphy, most of the var- sity members will be returning to run next year Mr. Hamilton is hopeful for a successful team in the future. Who knows, next year the boys’ cross country team may just run away with the con- ference title. Bottom (from left) Michael Frey. Ed Palmer. Captain Kevin Murphy. Bob Findura. Brian Hazelton. Top (from left): Bob Carroll. Bob Post. Tom Bremer. Mark Aluzzo. Jeff Yuhas. Coach Hamilton. Scott Kaplysz 76 The Run to Victory — Girls’ Cross Country This year the girls’ cross country team experienced one of its finest seasons ever. Under the direction of Coach Pat Barry, they remained undefeated for the second year in a row. In addition to this they won the Northern Hills Suburban Championship Meet which was like icing on the cake. The highlight of the season was the State Sectional Meet held in Elizabeth. Four out of six girls ran their best times, earning the team a very respectable second place. Lora Lucinski and Kathy Quigley placed in the top ten. Sadly enough, five out of the seven varsi- ty members are seniors. Leaving are Lora Lucinski. Heidi Schimpf, (capt.) and Kathy Quigley (capt.). This incredibly strong trio not only compose the toughest 1-2-3 that Butler has ever had. but also the fastest in the Group II State Championships. Also graduating are Jill De Witt and Nancy Grady. Good Luck in the future to a very special team. Clockwise from top left: 1984 Conference Champs; Seniors Lora Lucinski, Heidi Schimpf. Nancy Grady. Kathy Quigley. Lora; Standing (from left): Sue Blanchfield. Karina Clausen. Jeanne Applequist. Jill DeWitt. Laurie Kunz. Coach Barry. Lora Lucinski. Kneeling (from left): Captain Heidi Schimpf. Nancy Grady. Megan Mc- Cracken. Captain Kathy Quigley. Sandra Zeigler; Heidi 77 Top: Drum major Kelly Smith Bottom: Sarah Harbinsky A band worth noting The 1984 marching band season opened on the 17th of August, fol- lowed by a hot, humid week of band camp. Here, musicians practiced the basics of marching and drill and were presented with new pieces of music. After much practice, the final product was viewed by all at Butler’s half-time show. “And coming on to the field at this time is the award-winning Butler High School Marching Band.” Dressed in royal blue and gold uniforms, the band was led onto the field by Drum Major Kelly Ann Smith. The band was comprised of 58 musicians plus 20 members of the band front for a total of 78 students. Music selections this year included “Sirocco”, “Sabre and Trepak Dance” and “The Hymn of Victory and 78 Freedom.” Members of the student staff include drill majors, Jackie Jones and Tom Timmerman. Band front flag sergeants are Mary Rose McDermott and Rosemary Pierce. Rifle sergeants are Laura Lewis and Luanne Osterhoudt. The band is under the direction of Mr. David Bychek, assisted by Mr. Walter Moore. The band front instruc- tor is Mrs. Terry Maimone, and its ad- visor is Miss Kris Gradisher. The strenuous 1984 season ended on a good note at the Wayne Hills Competition. There, the band received 1st place in Division II, and awards for Best Band Front, Best Music and Best Drum Major. This concluded the B.H.S. Marching Band’s noteworthy season. Top: Mr Bychek Bottom: The Hymn of Victory and Freedom'' 79 Clockwise from left: Donna Ludwig and Jen nifer Behre; Lynette Harrison, Lori Walsh. Donna Ludwig. Donna Liloia. Jennifer Mataro. Jennifer Behre. Nancy Schneider. Kim Kowal, Amy Bleignier. Ann Sheehan. Cheryl Mabey; Lori. Lynette. and Donna; Captain Ann Sheehan; Captain Cheryl Mabey Same old song and dance? — Not these girls!! “SHE’S FALLING BACKWARDS!! Somebody catch Ann. Wait she’s standing, she’s dancing again!!’’ Someone did catch her. Those Butler High School cheerleaders tricked their audiences with their daring pyramids and have been wowing the fans with their three dances they performed to raise the spirits of the game-goers. And that’s what they’ve done. No mat- ter what the circumstances of the game, these girls managed to sparkle flawlessly receiving myriads of com- pliments from all sources. Leading these eleven bundles of energy were captains Cheryl Mabey and Ann Sheehan, who hoped to enter the squad in several competitions later in the year. The squad’s spirited advisor. Miss Bignell, was always there to keep the girls going. 80 Back Row. Left to Right: George Bariso. John Fleutter. Ricky Skaf, Ken Majury, Coach Barry. Front Row. Left to Right: Kathy Quigley. Scott Kaplysz, Ken Pallozzi. Matt Struble. Larry Tedeschi. Indoor Track Although the Indoor Track team was small this year, there were several outstanding performances. At the Winter Track Festival, Tammy Maf- fatone placed third in the 400 meter run. Unfortunately, this was her only race due to injury. At the Morris Coun- ty Track Championship, Lora Lucinski ran a very tough race in the 3200 meters and placed fourth. Her time was her personal best up to this point. Kathy Quigley took a surprising fifth in the 1000 meters the same day. Three seniors on the team, George Bariso, Lora Lucinski, and Kathy Quigley, really provided the leadership that the team needed. All of the athletes effectively used Indoor Track as a stepping stone to a successful outdoor season. Clockwise from left: Ken Majury in the snow; Mr. Barry advising Kathy Quigley; Mr. Barry and George go over some last-minute details; Kathy and George discussing race tactics 81 Boys’ Basketball — a noticeable improvement Butler Basketball has finally redeem- ed its winning ticket. But what was the key to their success? Although not a tall team, the boys compensated with an aggressive and competitive spirit — setting a pick, going for every rebound, driving the lane. Since last year’s team was young, many players were returning veterans. Coach Aug worked at developing new game strategies with the team, looking for high percentage shots. By working well, both offensively and defensively, the team gave Butler fans the most ex- citing season we’ve had in years. Top right: Varsity Team: Standing, From Left Mark Aluzzo, Bill Taylor. Glenn Stock. Jerry DiBlasio. Coach Aug. Kneeling, From Left: Rick Skaf. Ken VanderHave. Terence Taggert. Mike Munczinski, Kevin Murphy. Seated. From Left: Harold Dietzius. Mike Maresca. Bryan DeGraw. Right: Kevin Murphy. Glenn Stock Below: Coach Aug plans strategy with Glenn. Mark and Kevin. 82 Clockwise from top left: Jerry DiBlasio; Bob Findura. Jeff Yuhas. Todd VanderHave; JV Team: Standing, From Left: Coach England. Mark Blanchfield. Bob Huizer. John Cucinella. Scott Stogner. Kneeling. From Left: Chris Capo. John Maresca. Pat Cusack. Todd VanderHave. Seated. From Left: James Par. Steve Merusi. Jeff Yuhas. Bob Findura. 83 Girls’ Basketball Begins With Bounce Varsity Team: Standing: Kim Mahon, Karen Donnelly. Ms. Marge Giles (coach). Kneeling: Gretchen Rubel, Lori Weiner, Carrie Smith, Jackie Jones. Seated: Denise Merusi. Amy Plotts, Sue Morere, Colleen Fields. Not Pictured: Marcia Van Der Bas. Right after Thanksgiving, the girls’ basketball teams were off to an ex- citing beginning. The varsity team, led by captains Denise Merusi and Kim Mahon, won their first game against Mt. St. Dominic, a game that generated high spirits for the challeng- ing season ahead. Applying their ac- quired skills, hard work and dedica- tion, they moved on to the competitive Christmas Tournament. In late December, they also had the oppor- tunity to exhibit their love and en- thusiasm for the sport in the Alumni Game. With the confidence of their coach, Ms. Giles, the girls were on their way to a successful season. Above:— Left to Right: Captain Denise Merusi. Captain Kim Mahon. Right: Clockwise: returning senior Jackie Jones. Denise Merusi. and returning senior Karen Don- nelly; varsity player Sue Morere; freshman varsi- ty player Amy Plotts. 84 Junior Varsity Team: Top: Mr. Chet Wolak (coach). Kelly Delia. Jackie Hinkey. Middle Sharon Rosa. Kim Hoogmoed. Kim Legregni. Kate Lyons. Bottom: Nancy Stagg. Julie Grady. Laura Kunz. Elaine Llewelyn. Not Pictured: Melissa Fields. 85 Butler Takes Them to the Mat This year’s wrestling squad although one of the youngest of the school’s history, demonstrated determination, improvement, and dedication. The team consisted of only four seniors; Dave Stirling (128) and Brian Spellman (169) captains, as well as Mike Caiola (Heavyweight) and Jeff Segnello. Other contributors to the team were John Logan (140) and Todd Bariso (121). The team had some 27 members who were mostly first and second-year wrestlers. According to Coach Vogel, the student and parent support has grown tremen- dously over the past few years for wrestling. With Butler’s own wrestl- ing squad, the matches were ex- citing to watch, and this will hopeful- ly continue under the able coaching of Mr. John Vogel, who is assisted by Mr. James O’Rourke. Wrestling Team: Standing, Left to Right: Coach Vogel. Brian Spellman. Jeff White. Mike Roshaven. Mike Caiola. Dave Mathews. Kneeling. Left to Right: Dave Stirling. Mike Logan. Pat McGarry, Darrin Mc- Connell. Seated. Left to Right: Jim Ledwith. Todd Bariso. Thad Spero. Jim Nargiso. 86 Clockwise from top left: Coach Vogel and Coach O’Rourke; A pin for Butler; Todd Bariso; John Logan. Brian Spellman. Todd Bariso. Coach Vogel. Mike Caiola 87 Basketball CHEER Below: Varsity Captains. Nancy Schneider and Lori Walsh Right: JV Squad: Captain. Debbie McClean. Kim Rosa. Tracey Sherrer. Traci Graf. Christine Hdlenbach Below: Varsity Squad: Lori Walsh. Nancy Schneider. Kim Kowal. Kristin Puget. Joann Myers. Bridget Occhipinti. Karrie Geveke. Kelly Smith. Danielle DelMauro 88 INC!! Wrestling Top left: JV Squad: Christine Olsen. Kelly Knapp. Cheryl Tirri, Alison Scott, Nicole Langbein. Donna DiLaura Top right: JV Captains Kelly Knapp and Donna DiLaura Left: Varsity Squad: Laurie Deusinger. Erinn Carroll. Jessica DellaPenna. Judy Curtiin, Karen Sheehan. Kim Nesmith. Laurie Romeo. Stephanie Hankin Above: Varsity Captains: Laurie Deusinger and Erinn Carroll 89 Finesse + Flair = Although fencing is one of man’s oldest arts, modern fencing had its beginnings after the Battle of Crecy in 1346. The introduction of gun- powder led to the abandonment of heavy armor and the shorter, heavier weapons used to pierce it. In its place, the long sword or rapier was introduced. To master the skills needed to use the new weapon, the modern equipment was developed: leather mask, foil, epee, and saber. Strategy, combined with lightning- quick strokes, is what makes a suc- cessful fencer. Under the direction of Coach K. Hanisch and Assistant Mr. K. Carpenter, the Butler team spent many hours in practice. That they learned well is shown by the fine season they enjoyed. Fencing Team: Standing. Left to Right: Denise Cusack. Scott Dilzer. Eugene Hiller. Sue Hollar. Chris Ferring. Howard Bock, Wayne Bailey. Richard Keller. Rodney Bailey. Ramon Rozas. Carl Fluetter. John Shaw, Eric Bulmer. Mike Eddy. Robert Ackerman. Kneeling. Left to Right: Ryan Temby. Thomas Tim- merman. Robert Little. Patrick Fleming, Steven Cuaycong. 90 Bowling Team — strikes a successful note The Bowling Team, led by senior captains Craig Seeger and Tom Needhammer, enjoyed its third consecutive winning season. Coached by Mr. Davenport, the team practiced and competed at Butler Bowl, continuing its dominance over area schools. Consistent performances by the team leaders, in- cluding junior Dave Stewart, and frequent outstanding in- dividual efforts, contributed to the success of the team this season. An active JV squad assures Butler of continuing fine performances in this sport. Right: Varsity Team: From Left: Craig Seeger, Dave Engelhaupt. Jeff Stewart. Dave Stewart, Tom Needhammer. Shellie Termed, Coach Daven- port. Mitch Reul. 92 Below: JV Team: Standing From Left: AnnMarie Whitty, Annemarie Buonpastore. Jeff Stewart, Ginger Schlegel. Dave Engelhaupt, Coach Davenport. Seated: Shellie Tenned, Keith Holster. Golf Team From Left to Right: Coach Monacelli. Dave Stewart, Ken Prokop, Bill Taylor. Jim Lenthe. Ray Chiaradio. 93 Spring Swingers This year the softball team under the direction of Ms. Giles was an experienced one. There were seven returning letter win- ners, five of them seniors. Terri Brady. Don- na Ludwig, Karen Donnelly, Liz Hirth, and Denise Merusi. The two juniors making im- portant contributions were Jennifer Behre and Amy Demarest. While Coach Giles was working on im- proving the offensive game, the girls’ strongest asset was their defense. The team was competitive in the conference and had hopes of qualifying for the county and state tournaments. 94 95 A Grand Slam Seasor 96 Six returning lettermen, all seniors, sparked the 1985 team. These season- ed veterans, Gary Geiger, Brian Peters, Todd Martin, Jeff Segnello, Dave Silversey, and Brian Spellman, were joined by Brian DeGraw and Jim Polons. When asked about this year’s team, Coach Hamilton said he looked for outstanding performances from this confident team. They had a lot of ex- perience in the pitching department, making it tough for other teams to score. The coaching staff included JV coach Mr. Jones and Mr. Chet Wolak, who topped a fine performance with the girls’ JV basketball team by coaching the Freshman baseball team. 97 Girls’ Track — Right on Track! This year, the Girls’ Track team was led by four-year varsity letterwinners Kathy Quigley and Heidi Schimpf. Both were distance runners with many honors in their respective events. The distance team was rounded out by other returning varsity runners, in- cluding Lora Lucinski and Jill DeWitt. The sprinters were led by senior Laurie Lime and juniors Tammy Maffatone and Katie Lyons. In the weight events, Donna Liloia stood out, as did Jackie Jones in the high jump. Coach Benne looked to the underclass for support. She felt that, since Butler didn’t have as many top athletes as in past years, depth was especially important. She was assisted by our new physical education teacher, Miss Palazzone. The coaches planned this as a rebuilding year, with the boys’ and girls’ teams working together. The future of Butler track promises to be exciting. Clockwise from right: Donna Liloia; Heidi Schimpf; Heidi Schimpf, Megan McCracken, Nancy Grady; Coaches Benne and Barry 98 Clockwise from left: Carl Leitner; Matt Struble. Danny Gormley; Jerry DiBlasio 100 A Tough Task; Continue Winning Ways Runners to your marks, set, Go! And we’re off to another track season. The boys were as competitive as ever, with hopes of surpassing all records set in previous years. Considering some of the team members, and their individual talents, they had a great chance to reach these goals, quite easily. Shot and discus were two of our strongest field events, led by seniors Mike Caiola and Dan Gormley. High jumpers Kevin Murphy (senior) and Jerry DiBlasio (junior) helped carry the team to higher heights with their exceptional leaping abilities. Another of our talented areas was long distance run- ning. Brothers, George and Todd Bariso, (senior and sophomore respectively) had hopes of running away with first and second places in all their meets. This just about covers all areas, with the exception of sprinting, our weakest event. However, with a lot of determination and athletes who care, track season turned out to be a great success. As head coach Mr. Barry stated, Morris Catholic, Pequan- nock. and Madison were tough com- petitors, but Butler can come back just as tough to capture victories! (Since this section of the yearbook was out to the printer before track season started, we can only hope the boys perform as well as expected and we wish them the best of luck!!!) 101 Team(s)work Boys Varsity Club: Top Row. From Left: Pat Newton. Jim Lenthe. Mike Caiola. Jerry DiBlasio. Neil Smith. Karl Leitner. Dave Stirling. Ricky Skat. Fourth Row: Mike Munczinski. Bill Taylor. Todd Martin. Glenn Stock. Gary Geiger. Kevin Murphy. Doug Imbimbo. Third Row: Tom Timmerman. Joey Greig. Craig Seeger. Dennis Rizza, Dan Gormley. Jeff Segnello. Tom Bremer. Ryan Temby. Pat Fleming. Bob Han- nemann. Second Row: Jim Soules. Ray Chiaradio. Billy Reeger. Jim Andretta. George Bariso. Paul Natoli. Tony Nye, Tom McGill. Wayne McDonnell. Tom Needhammer. Wayne Bailey. First Row: Kevin Caputo, Brian Peters. Vartkes Apkarian. Matt Struble. Todd Bariso. John Logan. Bobby Carroll. Mike Maresca. Jim Ledwith. Chris Ferring. Steve Caputo. Girls Varsity Club: Top Row. From Left: Lora Lucinski. Karina Clausen. Megan McCracken. Julie Kovats. Sharon Rosa. Katie Lyons. Jackie Jones. Colleen Field. Fourth Row: Lori Weiner. Carrie Smith. Dana Morse. Marcia Van Der Bas, Luanne Osterhoudt. Donna Ludwig. Karen Donnelly. Liz Hirth. Amy Demarest. Third Row: Jody Kuruc, Kris Puget. Gretchen Rubel. Tammy Maffatone. Terri Brady. Heidi Schimpf. Lynda Cavallaro. Laurie Lime. Jill DeWitt. Colleen Urban, Jeanne Appelquist. Lisa Hart. Second Row: Cheryl Mabey. Eileen Mathews. Bridget Occhipinti. Jane Burt. Donna Liloia, Chris Booth. Lori Walsh. Nancy Schneider. Ann Sheehan. Julie Ann Grady. Laura Kunz. First Row: Nancy Grady. Kathy Quigley, Kim Mahon. Denise Merusi. Sharon O’Keefe. 102 Yearbook — An exercise in perseverance Each year there arises the need to preserve the friendships, events and excite- ment of high school life for the future. This year, under the supervision of Mrs. Sokoloff, the yearbook staff has once again attempted to meet this need. Year- book is an activity that demands devotion. Hours are spent sifting through dozens of photographs to find the perfect shots to fit a story, refining stories that describe our school, and arranging these into precise layouts that will create an effective yearbook. There are a number of challenges to be faced in this activity. Most difficult to deal with is the fact that members do not see the finished product until the book is published in June. This tests the dedication of every member because so much time is put into the process. Another major prob- lem is the development of an interesting theme. It should be one that all students can relate to. and it should not overpower the main sections of the book. Finally, it is important for staff members to select topics that will most accurately convey the atmosphere of the school. Without a doubt, yearbook is an ex- tremely demanding activity. More impor- tantly. though, it is an activity that allows students to serve their school while learn- ing about writing, photography and layouts. It also helps develop a tremendous sense of responsibility. Ultimately, however, there is the satisfaction and gratification that arise when the yearbooks arrive at B.H.S. at the end of the school year. 104 Nugget 1985 Editor-in-Chief Jackie Quinn Layout Editor Copy Editors Art Editor Christine Liptak Lynette Harrison Lisa Hart Denise Dubuque Senior Editorial Staff Kathy Quigley Nancy Grady Paige Meisheid General Staff George Bariso Alice Bleignier Christine Booth Jane Burt Violet Cuic Kim Gildersleeve Paul Gustus Jackie Hinkey Sue Jasper Chris Kerwin Donna Kistler Gina Miceli Luanne Osterhoudt Sharon Rosa Ken VanderHave Photographers Amy Bleignier Mark Bush Neil Smith Jeff Vanderhoff Alice Whealan Advisor: Mrs. Cynthia Sokoloff Business Editors Carolyn Bruno Christine lannaci Business Staff Kelli Delia Joann Myers Stephanie Hankin Guilly Proctor Kris Hutman AnnMarie Whitty Chris McGowan Advisor: Mr Frank Potenza 105 The Bark — Our Newest Tradition The Bark? Yeah, everyone has heard of it, but just what is it exactly — a disease that infects Butler Bulldog fans or maybe a description of the roaring voice that echoes out of the at- tendance office? No, it’s the famed Butler High School newspaper. This year, a group of eleven students supervised by Mr. Malzone has feverishly worked to publish a com- pleted paper every two months. The Bark has usually been four to six pages in length and has included everything from a treasure hunt that offered the reward of a ten dollar gift certificate, to an article on the controversial issue of abortion. The Bark has covered a variety of subjects ranging from humorous to more serious in nature, and the staff, along with its supervisor, has done its best to create a newspaper that both informs and entertains its readers. Clockwise from top left: Staff meeting; Chris Kerwin; Ken Vander Have. Neil Smith. Mike Paulo. Mr. Malzone. Karen Barauskas, Chris Kerwin. Marcia Van Der Bas. Sharon Rosa. Gina Miceli, Lisa Panyko, Chris Booth. 106 Shambella — Myth Becomes Reality Happy Birthday to our literary magazine, Shambella! This year’s edi- tion, which included poems, dialogues, short stories and artwork, was the tenth annual presentation of the magazine. The works included were the original creations of B.H.S. students and reflected their talent and creativity. The title “Shambella” was derived from a mystical city existing on the seventh plane of the twelve planes of life. This plane represents love, hap- piness, creativity and imagination. Under this name, and with the assistance of Ms. Ciccarelli and Mr. Drelick, our literary magazine has com- pleted a decade of success. 107 Clockwise from top left: Barb Losee. Jennifer Zita, Lori Moody. Denise DePalma, Lisa Tibaldi. Chris Kerwin. Sue Jasper, Ms. Ciccarelli; Barb Losee; Mr. Drelick; Denise Dubuque; Debi Quinn. National Honor Society Top Row, (From Left): Jill DeWitt. Jeanne Appelquist. Elizabeth Hirth. Jackie Jones. Kevin Murphy. Kris Wolfe. Doug Imbimbo. Joe Greig, Paige Meisheid. Kim Mahon. Barbara Lovell. Lisa Panyko. Chris Liptak, Lynn Sutter. Tom Timmerman. Miss Creamer. Second Row, (From Left): Sue Joseph. Tina Muscarella, Kerri-Lynn Hopper. Tim McKnight. Kathy Quigley. Denise Merusi, Sharon O’Keefe. Jane Burt. Lynette Harrison. Lisa Hart. Denise Dubuque. Third Row. (From Left): Donna Ludwig. Pat Newton. Paul Natoli. Wayne McDonnell. Jackie Quinn. Nancy Grady. Ann Marie Sheehan. The 1985 Bowl Team on the air. 108 Computer Math League Standing (From Lett): Mr. Odenwelder, Joe Jacko. Harold Dietzius. Mike Munczinski. Tina Muscarella, Carl Busseno. Steve Cuaycong. Seated (From Left): Bob Hannemann. Kevin Murphy. Andy Kirbach. From Left: Mrs. Liddicoat. Kevin Murphy. Tom Timmerman. Robert Hannemann. Ramon Rozas, Matt Brozowski. Pat Newton. Lisa Panyko. High School Bowl Team 109 Student Council Executive Student Council Officers: From Left: President. Pat Newton. Secretary. Chris Booth. Treasurer. Jane Burt. Vice President. Kevin Murphy. The meeting is called to order at 1:05 ... There will be a general Stu- dent Council meeting period 7 to- day . .. these statements are often heard over announcements. To some, this announcement means missing English or history; however, most student council members find this an opportunity to discuss and plan activities to boost school spirit. Due to the guidance and support of our advisors, Mrs. Baruth and Mrs. Macdonald, Student Council has enjoyed another year of pro- ductivity. Whether it means serving hotdogs at football games or chaperoning a dance, these women are truly dedicated. Our Student Council wouldn’t be as successful without the help of our advisors, along with the class advisors, Mrs. Liddicoat, Miss Fenton, Mrs. Goertz and Mrs. deWaal. In the line of council activities, the first half of the year consisted of events like the Freshman Social, Together Day, the Harvest Ball, and the Annual Senior Citizens Christmas Party. During the second semester, council planned a Valentine’s Dance, the Easter bun- ny sale, executive and class elec- tions, and finally, the Student Coun- cil Picnic. Probably the most famous function here at BHS is the Annual Talent Show. This is an op- portunity for the students to display talents from break dancing to juggl- ing. These activities, along with the everyday functions of council make it an enjoyable organization to be a part of. . .. meeting is adjourned at 1:55. Karen Donnelly and Pat Newton with the Senior Citizens 110 From Left: Karen Donnelly. Chris Booth. Jennifer Mataro, Julie Parmeter. General Student Council Meeting Top Row. Left to Right: George Bariso. Leanne Sitgreaves. Violet Cuic. Daryl Graf. 2nd Row: Kelly Smith. Kris Puget. Denise DePalma. Julie Parmeter. Jennifer Mataro. Barbara Losee, Nancy Schneider. Kevin Murphy. Jane Burt. Lisa Panyko, Kim Mahon. Donna Liloia. Lynette Harrison. 3rd Row: Erin Carroll, Dana Schimpf. Debbie McClean. Cheryl Dubuque. Gina Miceli. Chris Booth. Dana Morse. Carrie Smith. Luanne Osterhoudt. Pat Newton. Glenn Stock. Jeff Segnello, Karen Donnelly. Paul Gustus. Jennifer Behre. 4th Row: Laurie Deusinger, Kim Legregni, Irene Vitale. Michelle Kirchoff. Dyan Kistler. Karen Davis. Ken Gasse, Mike Roshaven. Adrienne Rohan. Kate Lyons. 5th Row: Ray Velez. Brian Hazelton. Daryl Hamilton. Laurie Weiner. Denise Merusi. Sharon O'Keefe. Jackie Jones. Mary Beth Kanceljak. Carolyn Bruno. Ill CHE Cooperative Home Economics Education Top. From Left: Patty Rugel. Tom Jennings. Pat Card. Mary Bergin. Middle. From Left: Lea Shupp. Ronna Mucklow. Bob Withington. Bottom. From Left: Kelly Kalupa. Pat Stalter. Debbie Dimitrion. DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America Top. From Left: Karen Talasco. Darryl Russo. George Bariso. Daryl Graf. Leonard Marion. James Ledwith. David Anderson. Kristine Hut- man. Guillian Proctor. Joann Vos. Carolyn Bruno. Christine lannaci. Bottom. From Left: Maureen Lee. Constance Luke. Crystal Borie. Julie Hazelton. Christine McGowan COE Cooperative Office Education From Left: Sandra Warner, Michelle Pugliese, Claudine Boucher, Theresa Benson. Jody Kuruc. DE Distributive Education Top. From Left: Kristine Hutman, Darryl Russo. Guillian Proctor. Joann Vos. Karen Talasco. Bottom. From Left: Maureen Lee. Connie Luke. Crystal Borie. Carolyn Bruno. Chris lannaci. CIE Cooperative Industrial Education Top. From Left: Bob Schaaf. Jett Martin. Dave Van Wageningen. Jett Silence. Mr. McCoppen. Middle, From Left: Tim Tracy. Dennis Watkins. Jett Vanderhott, Bryan DeGraw. Bottom. From Left: Joe Gomez. Tom Gattney. Ray Huber. Rich Turi, Rich Preziosi. 113 Forensics Standing: Lori Moody. Christine Olsen, Miss Belinfante, Clayton Lust. Sitting: Sue Muckle. Jessica DellaPenna. Michelle Kober. Shelly Struble. Stage Crew — A Top-Grade Group Lights — Camera — Action! This familiar expression signaled not only to the people on stage but to those behind the scenes that a performance was about to begin. Not unlike the per- formers, the stage crew also had to organize weeks in advance. There were props to be made and lighting and sound to be operated. Under the supervision of Mr. John McConnell, the stage crew had finished all the preparations and was soon ready for the opening night. All members of stage crew along with stage manager, Lucy Babcock, have finished the year on a memorable note. (Top): Tom Timmerman, Matt Brozowski. Joe Dillon. (Middle) Jennifer Assante. Karen Smith. Ginger Schlegel. Barbara Timmerman. Mindy Hui. (Bottom): Charlie Markovich. Sarah Harbinsky. Lucy Babcock. Heather Foster. 114 Drama Club Clockwise from top left: Standing: Stacey Pollari, Lisa Tibaldi. Lori Raso. Chuck Hiller. Eric Basham. Jeff Heller. Lori Moody. Miss Belinfante. Sitting: Jessica Della Penna. Barbara Losee. Julie Parmenter. Denise DePalma, Cheryl Tirri. Chris Olsen. Chris Booth. Clayton Lust. Julie Parmenter; Junior play; Play competition. 115 Choir and Combined Choir 1984-85: Robert Ackerman Nighat All. Deanna Assante. Jennifer Assante. Wayne Bailey. Eric Basham. Chris Booth. Tina Bore . Matt Brozowski. Tanya Brozowski. Joe Dillon. Scott Ditzer. Cheryl Dubuque. Chris Ferring. Joe Frasca. Linda FrateHo. Chris Frey. Heather Foster. Cathie Grant. Mary Gregory. Sarah Harbinsky. Gene Hrlier. Jackie Hmkey. Chris Holtenbach. Chris Hughes. Mndy Hui. Eisheh jatar. Sana Jatar. Troy Javelona. Jack« Jones. Kerri Ann KeHeher. Richard Keller. Bill Lais. Robert Little. Barbara Losee. Connie Li e. Clayton Lust. Pat Mahoney. Beth Mangim. Mandi Matthews. Ann Marie Megale. Mar tha McKinney Mara Metoski. Jill Paltadino. Debbie Palrmen. Denise Palmien. Julie Parmenter. Janey Pearson. Cam Pham. Sharon Philips. Rosemary Pierce. Simona Radu. Dane Riccardi. Christina Ronch.. Ramon Rozas. Cathy Runz. Tom Salvemini. Ginger Schlegel. Elana Seifert. Kris Seifert. Leanne Sitgreaves. Karen Smiih. Ryan Temby. Barbara Timmerman. Thomas Timmerman. Liz Tirella. Cheryl Tim. Danielle VanHouten. Jenmffer Watson. Dawn Weland. Patty Yarlon, Mark Yarton. Chris Zak Good as Gold: Top Row Matt Brozowski. Ramon Rozas. Tom Timmerman. Bob Little. Third Row Tom Salvemmi. Clayton Lust. Wayne Bailey. Second Row: Jackie Hinkey. Heather Foster. Connie Luke. Liz Tirella Bottom Row: Cheryl Twn. Julie Parmenter, Kerri Ann Keflchcr Concert Band Lower Left: Mr. James leads the choir; All others: views of Christmas Concert 1984 117 Math League Math League: Top Row. From Lett: Bob Hannemann. Doug Imbimbo. Pat Newton. Paul Natoti. Wayne McDonnell. Karen Donnelly. Kim Mahon. Carrie Smith. Mike Muncz iski, Elana Seitert. Barbara Timmerman. Eric Basham Mr Foerste Third Row Ken VanderHave. John Dzubera. Kevin Murphy. Kern Hopper. Jackie Quinn. Ann Sheehan. Dana Morse. Gina Miceii. Luanne Osterhoudt. Maria Delcorso. Dawn Weiand Se- cond Row Mike Paulo. Andy Kirbach. Neil Smith. Pat Fleming. Chris Roshaven Matt Brozowski Marc a Van Der Bas. Paige Me«sheid. Chris Liptak. Sharon Rosa. First Row Mark Rode. Jill DeWitt. Tom Timmerman. Joe Dillon. Glenn Stock. Lucy Babcock. Km GMersleeve. Chris Kerwm. Clayton Lust. Ramon Rozas. Jerseymen The Jerseymen is a statewide New Jersey historical society composed of high school students interested in the research and preservation of local and state history. This year’s president of the Butler chapter, Tom Timmerman, is also an officer in the state organiza- tion. Other officers are vice-president Rosemary Pierce, treasurer Joe Dillon, secretary Heather Foster, and historian Lucy Babcock. Traditionally, the Jerseymen assist the Social Studies department in plan- ning and running the annual History Fair. During the Christmas holidays, they made craft items and participated in a Victorian Christmas Party, held this year at the National Historical Site in Edison. The group also attended an archaeological seminar at Drew University in preparation for their cur- rent project, the restoration of a historically significant graveyard here in Butler. Jerseymen: Back Row. From Lett Ramon Rozas. Jackie Jones. Rosemary Pierce. Rich Keller. Tom Timmerman. Brian Hazetton. Ed Heacock. Clayton Lusi Middle Tracy Marc«ano. Kris Seitert. Matt Brozowski. Michele Kirchhoft. Luanne Osterhoudt. Lucy Babcock. Barbara Timmerman. Joe Dillon Front Charbe Markovich. Elana Seitert. Sue Jasper. Jennifer Assante. Heather Foster. Mrs D Hoeflinger 118 Library Aides From Left to Right: Keith Holster, Eric Koetter, Robert McKernan, Sue Indoe. Alison Scott, Wayne Haas. 119 Attendance Office: Standing (Left to Right): Kim Legregni. Dawn Gutowski. Jamie Moley. Gina Kane. Michele Finelli. Leigh Sabo. Erica Obert, Simone Radu, Sharon Phillips, Ginger Schlegel, Dyan Kistler. Susan Gubich. Seated (Left to Right): Jeanette Timar, April Miller. Cindy Solowsky, Karen Smith. Michele Lasenick. Jennifer Watson. Pam Sedlar. Gerard Van Der Bas, Lisa Jaretsky. Bottom (Left to Right): Sandy Meade. Tammy Ghazanfar. Diane Larsen. Lisa Marschall. Karen Elvin. Runners High School Office: (From Left): Cindy Skat. Leigh Sabo. Lorrie Fisher. Kelly Rankin. Julie Grady. Eileen Mathews. Kim Gallagher. Daryl Graf, Robyn Fastiggi. Thelma Gubich. Joseph Dillon. 120 Guidance Office: Standing (From Left): Patty Stukenborg. Nancy Stagg. Jodi Watson. Laurie Benitez. Shelley Struble. Cigdem Yuksel. Lucy Babcock. Ann Marie Megale. Karen Kovats. Danielle Van Houten. Deanna Assante. Seated (From Left) : Alison Scott. Michelle Kober. Jerry Yodice. Cathy Grant. Donna Kistler. Joann Kessel. Judy Curtin. Runners 121 Radio Club Top Row. L-R: Mrs. Liddicoat, Karen Davis. Jackie Quinn. Kim Mahon. Bottom Row. L-R: Chris Liptak. Joe Dillon. Kim Legregni. Every morning we heard the familiar voice at 8:49. We tended to think of the morning an- nouncements as something that oc- cupied our time while our homeroom teacher took atten- dance. Of course, this was not true. Under the direction of Mrs. Lid- dicoat, these skilled broadcasters informed us of everything that was happening at Butler High. Not only did they do this, but they informed us of important dates in history, challenged us with trivia questions, and announced the birthdays of our friends. They closed the show each day with a popular music selection that enlivened the students a little bit before it was time to go on to second period. 122 Above left: Joe Dillon reading the morning announcements. Above right: Jackie Quinn informs the school while Chris Liptak looks on T.V. Club Clockwise from top left: Standing: Jim Lenthe. Dave Weingarten, Jackie Hinkey. Eric Bulmer, Irene Vitale. Eric Huizer. Kim Mahon, Lisa Hart. Chris Frey. Paul Natoli, Johnny Fleutter. Mike Schmidt. Steve Connell. Andy Gallegan, Ricky Skaf. Todd VanderHave, Mr. Dennelly. Kneeling: Tammy Maffatone. Kathy Quigley. Julie Grady. Nancy Grady. John Logan. John Maresca. Pat Cusack; Steve Connell. 123 AIASA Above: Top Row (Left to Right): Mark Essing. Doug Imbimbo. Bottom Row (Left to Right): Denise Dubuqpe. Sheri Risden. Ken Below: Seated (Left to Right): Rusty Schumacher, Mr. Biemer. Standing, (Left to Right): Charles Markovich. Joe Kostecka, John 124 AVA Harvest Bal Top. From Left: Ann Sheehan, Dan Gormely, Jackie Quinn, George Bariso, Kim Mahon, Wayne McDonnell. Kevin Murphy. Pat Newton. Nancy Grady, Lynette Harrison. Jane Burt. Bryan DeGraw, Pat Newton. On one given Saturday night, all of Butler High School waited with high anxiety to hear the voice of Chris Booth, who announced the new Harvest King and Queen of 1984. The Annual Harvest Ball was held in the Butler High School Cafeteria on November 17. It was a festive occa- sion as everyone came donned in their best clothes: three-piece suits for the guys and beautiful dresses for the girls. Mr. Rubin, who also coached gym- nastics at Butler this year, was the live DJ for the night. A buffet of salads and goodies was served for all to enjoy after dancing up an appetite. Prior to the Harvest Ball, the teachers chose six boys and six girls as nominees for King and Queen. Then it was up to the students to choose their King and Queen. The nominees were Lynette Harrison, Nancy Grady, Kim Mahon, Kevin Murphy, Pat Newton, Wayne McDonnell, and the 2nd runners-up were Jane Burt and Bryan DeGraw. The 1st runners-up were Jackie Quinn and George Bariso. Last but not least, the King and Queen of 1984 were Dan Gormely and Ann Sheehan. Top right: 1st runners-up, Jackie Quinn. George Bariso Above: King and Queen. Ann Sheehan. Dan Gormely Bottom right: Jane Burt. Bryan DeGraw 126 Competing for a Top Spot Another assignment involved in be- ing a senior is participating in the tradi- tional magazine sale. This year’s senior class sold over seven thousand dollars worth of magazine subscriptions. The profit from the sales was used to defray senior expenses. There are caps and gowns, yearbooks and a prom to be paid for. Certain individuals were rewarded for their outstanding ef- fort in the sale. Bob Hannemann, Kerri-Lynn Hopper, Ronna Mucklow and Lars Lilienthal were awarded prizes for being the top sellers. Also, Mr. Korn’s homeroom, the top-selling class, was given a pizza party. But there was still one big decision for them to make — who will bring home the gigantic unicorn? Top left: The Mascots Top right: Nancy Grady and Ann Sheehan Above: Senior Officers: Sharon O’Keefe. Lynette Harrison. Karen Donnelly. George Bariso. Right: Gary Geiger. Bob Withington 128 And awaaay we go... TransAmerican Flight 268 departed JFK for Madrid, Spain on April 5th, carrying an enthusiastic group of BHS students and staff members Mrs. Ardis and Mrs. Tarabocchia. Before their return on April 13th, our Spanish caravan had visited Madrid. Seville, Costa del Sol, and Morocco. They also soak- ed up some Mediterranean sun, in between the luscious food and entertaining flamenco dancers. Most importantly, the students got to really live the culture of the country. They saw the famous sites they had studied and had a chance to meet and converse with the people of Espaha. A weary but ex- hilarated group returned with many fond memories. On the same day the Spanish group departed for Spain, another group of BHS students boarded their chartered bus for a study tour of the French regions of Canada, accom- panied by Mrs. deWaal. Touring the Old City of Quebec and the modern sights of Montreal, the students were required to speak only French for the four days. The trip exposed them to French culture and cuisine and created a new, stronger foundation for their language study. Left: (left to right from top) Russell Anthony. Lisa Riehl. Lori Raso. Stacie Pollan. Debbie Bleibtreu. Mrs. deWaal. Jill Jennings. Nicole Fournier. Linda Fratello. Ricky Kessler. Denise Furst. Sharon Rosa. Luanne Osterhoudt. Chris Booth. Kristen Puget. Alice Bleignier. Top Row: (from left) Jerry DiBlasio, Ricky Skaf. Brian Kelly. Jeff Yuhas. Donny Emidio. Brian Wong. Dave Stewart. Third Row: (from left) Colleen Fields. Mary Wyble Karen Schultz. Billy Burt. Tim McKnight. Wayne McDonnell. Paul Natoli. John Logan. Matt Struble. Bob Schaaf Second Row: (from left) Mrs. Taraboc- chia Cathy Carney. Denise Cusack. Don Shorter. Teresa Delcorso. Greg Giacchi. Kristine Wolfe. Karen Barauskas. Lisa Panyko. Danielle DelMauro Kell. Delia. Jennifer Behre. First Row: (from left) Cheryl Franchino. Maribeth Kanceljak. Susan Joseph. Joe Dillon. Beth Egan. Amy Demarest. Lisa Tibaldi. Melissa Kuter. Karen Elvin. Mrs. Ardis. 129 Every generation of teenagers has its look. Poodle skirts and leather jackets, teased hairstyles and crew cuts, mini-skirts and earth shoes all had their days. Today’s fashion trends are every bit as outrageous. It seems that teens now are fashionably foot- conscious. High tops closed with col- orful fat laces have appeared. Bobby socks seem to be making a reap- pearance from the 50’s as are cropped pants worn with spiky pumps and lacy anklets. Looking down the corridors of B.H.S., one might think that W.W. Ill was about to begin. Have no fear, it’s only the latest look in pants of camouflage print paired with black combat boots. Whether it be seen on male or female, ear piercing seems to be the most prominent sign of the times. Two, three and, yes, even four earrings are commonly seen — and all in one ear! Neckwear is an important part of the 80’s wardrobe. Ties and scarves sharpen up almost any outfit, and hats in every variety from an Iron Maiden painter’s cap to a black, silk derby top off any individual’s look. Sunglasses are definitely in, even in- doors. The Risky Business look shades eyes while providing complete privacy. Lately, though, they seem to be a necessity due to the latest craze in fluorescent clothing. Hot pink, shocking yellow and lime green have monopolized the fashion scene in the form of socks, shoes, sweatshirts and shades. Time, inevitably, brings change. At the present, the trends may seem wild and outlandish, but next year is sure to arrive with some that are equally so if not even more far out. 130 Signs of the times p. 130: (clockwise from top left) Terence Taggart. Katie Darcey. Tony Esposito. Sue Muckle. Mara Metoski, Cindy Solowsky. p. 131: (clockwise from top left) Pat McGarry, Chris Hughes, Pat Mahoney, miscellaneous feet. Jane Burt. Steve Steiner. 131 Notable additions to the curriculum This year there has been a change in the academic program at BHS. Ad- vanced Placement courses are now of- fered in the subjects of English, Calculus, Chemistry and Computer Science. These courses enable students to take college-level classes while still in high school. If a student scores well on a national examination given in May, he or she may be exempt from similar introduc- tory courses in college. The student thus saves the cost of these credits and may move directly into the next level of courses in that subject area in college. Even if a student chooses not to take the exam, he or she will be bet- ter prepared for college. Several other courses made their debuts during our years at BHS. Mrs. Hoeflinger developed an advanced law class that included participation in the Mock Trial Competition. Mr. Drelick unraveled the mysteries of black-and- white photography and darkroom techniques in a well-received addition to the Graphic Arts program. Latin reappeared, for entering freshmen, in 1984-85. Consumer-oriented courses were offered in the social studies and science departments and a new word- processing course was introduced in the business department. The planned reestablishment of a full eight-period schedule for all classes next year will give BHS students the time to in- vestigate many of Jhese academic opportunities. p. 132: (clockwise from top left) Pat Newton, Doug Imbimbo, Kris Wolfe; Ann Sheehan; Mr. Hamilton’s AP Calculus Class; Kerri-Lynn Hopper. p. 133: (clockwise from top left) Jane Burt, Lynette Harrison; Andy Kirbach, Bob Hannemann. Joe Jacko; Alice Whealan; mock trial; Paul Natoli; Mike Maresca, Jerry DiBlasio, Kevin Murphy. 132 s TO ACCESS THE NETWORK system: USER MUST: COMPUTER RESPONDS Turn on micrKomputwr Press ENTER Press ENTER Type SYSTEM, Press ENTER Tpc 12527, Press ENTER (Vess ENTER Tvpc NBASIC, Press ENTER MtfflOTy R£AD V? Boud ratevi Network O REMN p. 134: (clockwise from top left) Dan Gormley, Debbie Feeney, Cheryl Foray and friend; Mr. Kralovich; Mr. Koerner. p. 135: (clockwise from top left) Donna Riley; Bryan DeGraw; Joe Jacko and Andy Kirbach; Mrs. Tintle; Daryl Graf. the professional uses of computers for members of the faculty of all three Butler schools. The business department has kept its students in touch with current trends by incorporating computer use into course areas such as marketing, accounting, and word processing. Six teen terminals in Room 304 and several additional stations for in- dividual work are used daily. Juniors and seniors have made fre- quent trips to the Guidance Office to use the computer. This particular piece One of the most significant changes at BHS in the past four years has been the advent of the computer, for both classroom instruction and ad- ministrative applications. More than fif- ty terminals have been installed throughout the building, more than for- ty of which are for student use. The math department makes exten- sive use of the sixteen terminals cur- rently installed in Room 302 for a varie- ty of academic offerings and competi- tions. Mr. Odenwelder has also developed an after-school course on The computer age has arrived at BHS M of equipment provides a wealth of in- formation about colleges, based on a profile of characteristics selected by the student. The computer can offer a list of schools defined by area, cost, size, majors, etc. Mr. Koerner and Ms. Merish staff the main computer center in the recently renovated Annex Building. Student grades and attendance records are compiled and stored here. The equip- ment also processes interim reports and report cards for Butler schools and, on a rental basis, to several other districts. Over in the library, Mrs. Tintle has used her computer equipment to organize all the circulation records regarding overdue books. Fines are recorded and the printer even pro- duces fine notices on command. She and Mrs. Paulo have already catalogued all video tape cassettes and audio tapes and hope to eventual- ly catalogue the entire collection. Mrs. Tintle’s immediate plans include a tie- in to a main data base that can provide BHS students and staff with informa- tion about resources available from other libraries. Mr. Kralovich now has his own com- puter terminal to keep track of student attendance and blue-and-gold status. Several faculty members use their own home computers for record-keeping and curriculum materials and report that some students are using home computers for their schoolwork. As the computer takes over the workplace and becomes more affordable, there may be one in your future. Butler on stage — “Guys and Dolls” Early in December, the long awaited announcement came. The spring musical was to be “Guys and Dolls.” Hopeful high school actors and ac- tresses displayed their talents at the nerve-wracking auditions. After four strenuous days of singing, dancing, and acting, the students waited for the decisions. These, according to direc- tor, Miss Belinfante, were not easy ones to make. This year, a number of people auditioned for the same parts. Eventually, however, the cast list was posted and, almost immediately, rehearsals began. The musical starred Kerri Ann Kelleher as Sara Brown, Clayton Lust as Nathan Detroit. Jeff Heller as Sky Masterson, and Chris Booth as Adelaide. Other leads includ- ed Eric Basham and Dave Anderson. Miss Belinfante was assisted by technical director, Mr. McConnell and choreographer, Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. Barbara Hegner, musical director, was assisted by Jackie Hinkey. Under this supervision, the students practiced five days a week and even sacrificed Satur- days for the production. After four months of seemingly endless rehear- sals, the cast of “Guys and Dolls” faced the public and put on a spec- tacular performance. The nights of March 28, 29. and 30 turned out to be truly gratifying for all of those who had taken the time to create its success. Clockwise from top left: Full Cast; Chris Booth and Kerri Ann Kelleher; Wayne Bailey. Eric Basham. Clayton Lust. Dave Anderson. Matt Brozowski. Mario Biazzo; Wayne Bailey and Miss Belinfante. Clockwise from top left: Scott Dilzer and Kerri; Jeff Heller and Kerri; Kerri and Jeff; Clayton; Chris; Clayton and Chris. 136 137 55 “And now, appearing on our stage... Everyone who attends BHS is aware of the annual high school musical, but there are other talent activities which do not receive as much notoriety or publicity. In December, Butler had its second annual play competition. Each grade level, supervised by Miss Belin- fante, presented a short one-act play, directed and performed by their peers. This year the seniors won best play and best actor, but the juniors swept most of the awards including best directors, best actress, best costumes and best set. The sophomores took the award for best speciality act, while the freshmen put on a great show. A few weeks following the play com- petition, Butler’s musicians and singers took the spotlight when they perform- ed the annual Christmas Concert. The students did a magnificent job of per- forming traditional as well as unfamiliar Christmas and Hanukkah carols. The choir and Good-As-Gold Singers, under the direction of Mr. James, and the Concert Band, conducted by Mr. Bychek, ended the evening on an emo- tional note as BHS alumni joined the students on stage for the finale. The dreariness of February was briefly dispelled by the Talent Show, organized by the Student Council and its advisors, Mrs. Baruth and Mrs. Macdonald. The students enjoyed a variety of acts, from the seriousness of a classical piano piece to the zaniness of “The Boys From Pasadena.” As usual the Talent Show was a major success. If you didn’t know before, you know now that Butler High School is a class act. 138 p. 138: (clockwise from top left) Joe Dillon; Bryan DeGraw; Bryan and Jett Vanderhoff; Laurie Romeo. p. 139: (clockwise from top left) Jackie Hinkey and Heather Foster; Choir Members; Jim Lenthe; Mathew Brozowski and Tom Timmerman; Chris Haney. 139 A school away from school Conscientious teachers and happy students in a positive atmosphere with the most modern architecture and equipment provides for a workable and valuable education. “Where is this school?” It’s Morris County Vocational and Technical School, better known as Vo-Tech. From the outside, the four-building complex, only three years old, is modern, matching the up-to-date equipment in every department. The up-beat, yet relaxed, atmosphere is created by teachers and students both obviously doing something they enjoy. The instruction is geared to the work- ing world and the teachers encourage their students to work independently in an adult and responsible fashion. The program offered includes such diverse courses as computer program- ming and carpentry, cooking and cosmetology, auto mechanics and engineering. The students display a seriousness and sense of enjoyment about their class instruction, much of which is hands-on practical experience in their chosen field. Many of these students already have promises of employment before graduation because employers respect the quality of training given at VoTech. The Vo-Tech students spend part of their day here at BHS, completing academic requirements and physical education. But you can tell by the at- mosphere at Tech that, for most of. them, that is where the real learning takes place. Our BHS students are for- tunate to have the opportunity to go to the outstanding trade school that is Morris County Vo-Tech. 140 141 BHSon the job How am I going to study for a sociology test, write an essay for English, finish my Chem lab and buy my boyfriend a present ... when I have to work tonight until 10!!” Sound familiar?? For many BHS students, the pro- blem of juggling the demands of school and a job is very real. Some receive help in finding and keeping a good position through participation in one of our three work-study programs. Most students, however, face the task on their own, or with a little help from their friends. The more fortunate student finds employment in one of the local businesses, a necessity for underclassmen without wheels.” Seniors travel further, to Willowbrook and beyond, in search of lucrative positions. For some, this is the beginn- ing of a career. For others, it is a source of much-needed cash, to meet current expenses or to save for col- lege. For nearly all, it means a long and demanding day of trying to get everything done. 142 143 145 The night everyone dreams about — Prom Night — was a most en- chanted evening and a huge success. On Friday, May 24th, couples gathered at Birchwood Manor and danced away the evening to the ex- citing sound of “Fresh Heir.” Right from the start, the Junior- Senior Prom was a success when more than 150 students stood on line in mid-February to buy bids. Led by junior class advisor, Miss Fenton, the class officers began planning during the summer of 1984. Their efforts were certainly obvious on prom night. Appropriately, the theme the of- ficers chose was “Tender Years.” The title seemed especially apropos to the seniors, for whom the prom is the “last hurrah” of all those good years with close friends and special memories. This year’s prom was an elegant finale and a truly enchanted evening. 146 “Tender Years” — another beautiful memory! P-146: (top right) Maureen Lee and Pam Meade; (bottom center) Chris Haney; (bottom right) Cheryl Knapp. Table Picture: Standing: Chris Haney. Tom Needhammer, Ed Niper, Jim Soules. Carmine Marchionda, Matt Brozowski. Seated: Guest. Lynette Harrison. Denise Merusi. Sharon O’Keefe. Marcia Van Der Bas. Jackie Jones. Top left: Mark Rode. Guest. Mary Rose McDer- mott. Kim Mahon. Top center: Tim McKnight and Sherri Risden. Top right: Wayne McDon- nell. Nancy Grady. Joe Greig, Dana Morse. 147 AIASA Denise Dubuque 11, 12 Mark Essing 12 Kenneth Gasse 11, 12 Pat Newton 12 Ken Prokop 11, 12 Sherri Risden 11, 12 Dave Silversey 12 Patricia Stalter 10, 11 BAND Mathew Brozowski 11. 12 Patti Card 9 Beth Egan 9. 10. 11. 12 Colleen Fields 11 Jacqueline Jones 9, 10. 11. 12 Cynthia Norman 9, 10. 11, 12 Kris Seifert 9. 10. 11. 12 Ann Sheehan 9 Kelly Smith 9. 10. 11, 12 Lynn Sutter 9. 10 Tom Timmerman 9, 10. 11. 12 BAND FRONT Carolyn Aleman 9. 10 Asa Bergman 12 Carolyn Bruno 9 Jane Burt 9 Kathy Drada 9 (mgr) Colleen Fields. 9, 10 Lisa Hart 9 Laura Lewis 10. 11, 12 Mary Rose McDermott 10. 11. 12 Colleen Urban 9. 10 BASEBALL Brian Behring 9. 10 Kevin Caputo 9 Bryan DeGraw 9. 10. 11, 12 GaryGieger9. 10. 11. 12 Joseph Greig 9 Mike Maresca 9. 10. 11. 12 Todd Martin 9. 10. 11. 12 Paul Natoli 9 Edward Niper 9. 10. 11. 12 Brian Peters 9. 10. 11, 12 Dennis Rizza 9. 10. 11, 12 Jeff Segnello 9. 10. 11. 12 Dave Silversey 9. 10. 11. 12 Brian Spellman 9. 10.11. 12 Glenn Stock. 9. 10 THE BARK Mathew Brozowski 10 Bryan DeGraw 11 Mark Essing 10 Robert Hannemann 10. 11 Lynette Harrison 10, 11 Kerri-Lynn Hopper 11 Christine Liptak 10, 11 Barbara Lovell 10. 11 Kimberly Mahon 11 Wayne McDonnell 10 Paige Meisheid 10. 11 Denise Merusi 11 Kevin Murphy 10. 11 Pat Newton 10. 11 LisaPanyko 10. 11. 12 Kathy Quigley 10. 11 Jackie Quinn 10, 11 BOWLING Mathew Brozowski 9 Todd Martin 10 Thomas Needhammer 9. 10. 11. 12 Darryl Russo 9 Craig Seeger 9. 10. 11, 12 BOYS' BASKETBALL Mike Caiola 9 RayChiaradio 10 Bryan DeGraw 9. 11. 12 Harold Dietzius 12 Kenneth Gasse 9. 10. 11 Daniel Gormley 9. 10 Paul Gustus 9. 10 Mike Maresca 9. 10. 11. 12 Pat Newton 10 Paul Natoli 9 Edward Niper 9. 10 Michelle Pugliese 9, 10 (mgr) Dave Stirling 9 Glenn Stock 9 Bill Taylor 10. 11. 12 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Mathew Brozowski 9 Kevin Murphy 11. 12 CHEERLEADING — BASKETBALL Theresa Benson 11 Jane Burt 11 Lynette Harrison 10. 11 Kerri Ann Kelleher 11 Donna Liloia 11 Cheryl Mabey 9. 10. 11 Missy Miley 10 Heidi Schimpf 9 Ann Sheehan 10 CHEERLEADING — FOOTBALL Amy Bleignier 12 Lynette Harrison 12 Donna Liloia 12 Donna Ludwig 12 Cheryl Mabey 11. 12 Missy Miley 11 Ann Sheehan 11. 12 ACTIVITIES BOYS'TRACK George Bariso 9. 10. 11. 12 Vanco Bosefski 9. 10 Mathew Brozowski 10 (mgr) Mike Caiola 9. 10. 11. 12 Kevin Caputo 10. 11. 12 William Coutts 9 Stephen Cuaycong 9. 10 Harold Dietzius 9. 12 Daniel Gormley 9. 10. 11. 12 Robert Hannemann 9. 10 Karl Leitner 9. 10. 11. 12 Carmine Marchionda 9. 10, 11 Andrew Mason 9 Wayne McDonnell 9. 10, 11. 12 T. J. McGill 11. 12 Tim McKnight 9. 11. 12 Kevin Murphy 9. 10. 11. 12 Chris Roshaven 9 Jim Soules 9 Bill Taylor 9 Tom Timmerman 9. 10 BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB George Bariso 10, 11, 12 Vanco Bosefski 10. 11. 12 Mathew Brozowski 10. 11, 12 Kevin Caputo 12 Steve Cuaycong 11 Bryan DeGraw 11. 12 Kenneth Gasse 10. 11. 12 Gary Gieger 10, 11, 12 Daniel Gormley 11. 12 Joseph Greig 11. 12 Chris Haney 9. 10. 11. 12 Robert Hannemann 11. 12 Karl Leitner 10. 11. 12 Carmine Marchionda 11,12 Mike Maresca 11,12 Wayne McDonnell 11. 12 T. J. McGill 11. 12 Kevin Murphy 10. 11. 12 Paul Natoli 11. 12 Edward Niper 12 Brian Peters 10, 11. 12 Ken Prokop 9. 10. 11. 12 Jeff Segnello 9. 10. 11. 12 Dave Silversey 11. 12 Dave Stirling 10, 11, 12 Glenn Stock. 10. 11. 12 Tom Timmerman 9. 10. 11. 12 CHEERLEADING — WRESTLING Michelle Aluzzo 11 Kathy Drada 11 Donna Ludwig 10. 11. 12 Missy Miley 9 Tina Muscarella 11 Sherri Risden 10, 11. 12 CHOIR Mathew Brozowski 11,12 Joseph Frasca9, 10. 11. 12 Christine lannaci 11 Jacqueline Jones 11.12 Kerri Ann Kelleher 9. 10. 11. 12 Maureen Lee 11 Laura Lewis 10 Laurie Lime 9 Connie Luke 10. 11. 12 Patrick Mahoney 10, 11. 12 Missy Miley 9. 10 Kris Seifert 9. 11. 12 Ann Sheehan 9. 10 Kelly Smith 12 Tom Timmerman 9. 10, 11. 12 DECA George Bariso 12 Crystal Borie 12 Carolyn Bruno 12 Kelly Burke 12 Colleen Fields 11 Daryl Graf 12 Kristine Hutman 12 Christine lannaci 11,12 Susan Joseph 11 Maureen Lee 11,12 Connie Luke 12 Gaybrielle Napoleone 12 Gilly Proctor 12 Darryl Russo 12 Karen Talasco 12 Joann Vos 12 DRAMA CLUB Mathew Brozowski 11. 12 Joseph Frasca 10, 11. 12 Kris Seifert 10. 11 Tom Timmerman 9. 10. 11, 12 FENCING Mathew Brozowski 11 Patti Card 9. 10 Steve Cuayong 11. 12 Tom Timmerman 9. 10, 11. 12 150 FIELD HOCKEY Theresa Benson 9 Kelly Burke 11 Jane Burt 10. 11. 12 Lynda Cavallaro 9. 11, 12 Karen Donnelly 10. 11 Lisa Hart 10. 11. 12 Jody Kuruc9, 10, 11 Susan Joseph 10 Donna Liloia 11 Laurie Lime 9 Kimberly Mahon 9. 10, 11, 12 Paige Meisheid 9. 10 Denise Merusi 9, 10, 11, 12 Sharon O'Keefe 9. 10. 11. 12 FOOTBALL George Bariso 9, 10. 11, 12 Brian Behring 9, 10, 11 MikeCaiola9. 10. 11. 12 Kevin Caputo 9, 10. 11, 12 William Coutts 9 Steve Cuaycong 9. 10 Bry n DeGraw9. 10. 11. 12 Mark Essing 9 (mgr) Gary Gieger 9. 10. 11, 12 Joseph Gomez 9. 10. 11 Daniel Gormley 9. 10, 11. 12 Joseph Greig 9, 10. 11. 12 Paul Gustus 9. 10 Robert Hannemann 9, 10, 11 JodyKuruc 12 (Statistician) Bill Lowndes 11, 12 Mike Maresca 9. 10. 11. 12 Jeff Martin 9 Wayne McDonnell 9. 10. 11. 12 T. J. McGill 9. 10. 11 Tim McKnight9. 10 Kevin Murphy 9. 10 Paul Natoli 9, 10. 11. 12 Edward Niper 9. 10, 11 Brian Peters 9, 10, 11. 12 Dennis Rizza 10. 11. 12 Jeff Segnello 9. 12 Jeff Silence 9 Dave Silversey 9. 10. 11, 12 Jim Soules 9. 10, 11. 12 Brian Spellman 9. 10. 11. 12 Glenn Stock 9. 10. 11. 12 Bill Taylor 9 Tim Tracy 9 FORENSICS Joseph Frasca 11,12 Laura Lewis 9 Tom Timmerman 10, 11 FRENCH CLUB Theresa Benson 10 Mathew Brozowski 10. 12 Chris Callaghan 10 Debbie Feeney 10 Joseph Frasca 10. 11. 12 Kenneth Gasse 9. 10 Nancy Grady 9, 11 Paul Gustus 10 Lisa Hart 10 Kerri-Lynn Hopper 10 Tina Muscarella 10 Don Shorter 11 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Theresa Benson 9 Asa Bergman 12 Jane Burt 9 Lynda Cavallaro 9. 10 Karen Donnelly 9, 10. 11, 12 Colleen Fields 9.10, 11. 12 Liz Hirth 11, 12 (mgr) Jacqueline Jones 9, 10,11, 12 Karen Kecmer 9. 10 Laurie Lime 9. 10 Donna Ludwig 9 Kimberly Mahon 9. 10. 11, 12 Denise Merusi 9. 10. 11, 12 Ronna-Lyn Mucklow 9 Sharon O’Keefe 10, 11, 12 (mgr) Colleen Urban 9. 10 Sandra Warner 9 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Jeanne Appelquist 11, 12 Jill DeWitt 11. 12 Nancy Grady 9. 10. 11. 12 Lora Lucinski 11, 12 Lisa Panyko 10, 11 Kathy Quigley 9. 10, 11, 12 Heidi Schimpf 9. 10. 11, 12 Kristine Wolfe 10. 11 GIRLS’ TRACK Carolyn Aleman 9. 10 Amy Bleignier 9, 10 Jane Burt 9. 10 Lynda Cavallaro 11 Jill DeWitt 11. 12 Nancy Grady 9. 10, 11. 12 Lisa Hart 9. 10. 11 Jacqueline Jones 11, 12 Donna Liloia 11 Laurie Lime 10. 11 Lora Lucinski 10, 11, 12 Missy Miley 9 Sharon O'Keefe 9. 10, 11 Lisa Panyko 9. 10. 11 Kathy Quigley 9. 10. 11. 12 Jackie Quinn 9 Sherri Risden 11, 12 Heidi Schimpf 9. 10. 11, 12 Kris Seifert 9. 10. 11 Ann Sheehan 9. 10, 11 Lynn Sutter 9. 10 Colleen Urban 10 Debbie Wenzel 9. 10. 12 Kristine Wolfe 9. 10. 11 GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB Theresa Benson 11, 12 Amy Bleignier 12 Jane Burt 11, 12 Patti Card 10 Lynda Cavallaro 11, 12 Jill DeWitt 11. 12 Karen Donnelly 10. 11, 12 Nancy Grady 10, 11. 12 Lisa Hart 12 Liz Hirth 11. 12 Jacqueline Jones 12 Jody Kuruc 10. 11, 12 Donna Liloia 11, 12 Laurie Lime 10, 11 Lora Lucinski 10. 11. 12 Donna Ludwig 10. 11. 12 Cheryl Mabey9. 10. 11. 12 Kimberly Mahon 10, 11, 12 Denise Merusi 10, 11. 12 Sharon O'Keefe 10. 11,12 Lisa Panyko 10, 11, 12 Kathy Quigley 9. 10. 11, 12 Heidi Schimpf 9, 10. 11. 12 Ann Sheehan 10. 11, 12 Colleen Urban 11. 12 Kristine Wolfe 10. 11. 12 Activities lists were compiled from data supplied by the members of the Class of 1985 and may not be complete. Italicized names indicate students who reported that they held leadership positions in the activity. GOLF RayChiaradio 11. 12 Robert Hannemann 10,11, 12 Mike Maresca 12 Thomas Needhammer 10. 12 Ken Prokop 9, 10, 11. 12 Craig Seeger 11. 12 Bill Taylor 11,12 GYMNASTICS Theresa Benson 10. 11 Teresa Brady 9. 10 Donna Ludwig 10, 11, 12 Cheryl Ma bey 9, 10. 12 Missy Miley 10 Gaybrielle Napoleone 10. 11 Ann Sheehan 10,12 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Mathew Brozowski 12 Robert Hannemann 12 Kevin Murphy 11. 12 Pat Newton 11. 12 Lisa Panyko 12 Tom Timmerman 11, 12 HONOR SOCIETY Jeanne Appelquist 11. 12 Jane Burt 11. 12 Jill DeWitt 11. 12 Denise Dubuque 11. 12 Nancy Grady 11,12 Joseph Grei 11. 12 Lynette Harrison 11. 12 Lisa Hart 11. 12 Liz Hirth 11. 12 Kerri-Lynn Hopper 11. 12 Jacqueline Jones 11,12 Susan Joseph 11. 12 Christine Liptak 11. 12 Barbara Lovell 11. 12 Donna Ludwig 11,12 Kimberly Mahon 11,12 Wayne McDonnell 11,12 Tim McKnight 11. 12 Paige Meisheid 11. 12 Denise Merusi 11. 12 Kevin Murphy 11, 12 Tina Muscarella 11. 12 Paul Natoli 11, 12 Pat Newton 11, 12 Sharon O’Keefe 11,12 Lisa Panyko 11, 12 Kathy Quigley 11. 12 Jackie Quinn 11. 12 Ann Sheehan 11. 12 Lynn Sutter 11, 12 Tom Timmerman 11. 12 Kristine Wolfe 11. 12 INDOOR TRACK George Bariso 9. 10. 11. 12 Jane Burt 10 Nancy Grady 9 Wayne McDonnell 10, 11 Lisa Panyko 10 Kathy Quigley 9. 10. 12 Jackie Quinn 9 Heidi Schimpf 9. 10. 11 Ann Sheehan 9 Kristine Wolfe 9. 10 INTERACT Jill DeWitt 10 Kimberly Gildersleeve 9 Paul Gustus 9. 10 Susan Joseph 10. 11 Donna Liloia 9 Kimberly Mahon 9, 10 151 JERSEYMEN George Bariso 9. 10. 11. 12 Colleen Fields 9. 10. 11 Paul Gustus 9. 10 Robert Hannemann 9. 10 Jacqueline Jones 9. 12 Laura Lewis 10 Patrick Mahoney 10 PattyRugel9, 10 Kris Seifert 10. 11. 12 Lynn Sutter 11 Tom Timmerman 9. 10. 11. 12 MATH LEAGUE Mathew Brozowski 9. 10. 11. 12 Jane Burt 9 Jill DeWitt 9 Karen Donnelly 10. 11. 12 Debbie Feeney 9 Robert Hannemann 9. 10. 11. 12 Liz Hirth 10. 11 Kerri-Lynn Hopper 9. 10. 11. 12 Christine Liptak 9. 10. 11, 12 Kimberly Mahon 9. 10. 11. 12 Paige Meisheid 9. 10. 11. 12 Kevin Murphy 10. 11. 12 Paul Natoli 9. 10. 11. 12 Pat Newton 9. 10, 11. 12 Dave Stirling 11. 12 Tom Timmerman 9. 10. 11. 12 PLAY COMPETITION Mathew Brozowski 12 Carolyn Bruno 11 Joseph Frasca 11.12 Christine lannaci 11 Jacqueline Jones 12 Maureen Lee 11 Gaybrielle Napoleone 11 Kris Seifert 12 Tom Timmerman 12 RADIO CLUB Paul Gustus 10 Christine Liptak 12 Kimberly Mahon 10. 11. 12 Carmine Marchionda 9 Jackie Quinn 12 SHAMBELLA Jill DeWitt 11 Denise Dubuque 12 Paul Gustus 12 Robert Hannemann 11 Lynette Harrison 11 Lisa Hart 11. 12 Susan Joseph 11. 12 Kelly Kalupa 10 Kerri Ann Kelleher 11 Laurie Lime 11 Barbara Lovell 11 Kimberly Mahon 11 Missy Miley 11 Edward Niper 11 Jackie Quinn 11 Debbie Wenzel 11 SKIING Vanco Bosefski 10. 11 William Coutts 10 Kenneth Gasse 9. 10 Lars Lilienthal 9. 10. 11 Donna Liloia 9. 10. 11 Tim McKnight 9. 11 Ken Prokop 9 Chris Roshaven Jeff Segnello 9. 10. 11 Tim Tracy 9. 10 SOCCER Vanco Bosefski 9. 10. 11. 12 Ray Chiaradio 9. 10. 11. 12 Kenneth Gasse 9. 10. 11. 12 Chris Haney 9, 10. 11. 12 William Hedden 9 Karl Leitner 9, 10. 11. 12 Carmine Marchionda 9, 10. 11. 12 Andrew Mason 9. 10 Pat Newton 10. 11. 12 Michelle Pugliese 9. 10 (mgr) Dave Stirling 9. 10. 11. 12 SOFTBALL Theresa Benson 9 Teresa Brady 9. 10. 11. 12 Kelly Burke 9 Patti Card 9. 10 Lynda Ca vallaro 9. 10 Karen Donnelly 9. 10. 11, 12 Liz Hirth 9. 10. 11. 12 Karen Kecmer 9. 10. 11 Donna Liloia 9. 10 Laurie Lime 9 Donna Ludwig 9. 10. 11. 12 Connie Luke 11. 12 Cheryl Mabey 9. 10 Kimberly Mahon 9. 10 Denise Merusi 9. 10. 11. 12 Gaybrielle Napoleone 9. 10 Kelly Smith 11. 12 Sandra Warner 10 STAGE CREW Mathew Brozowski 11. 12 Laura Lewis 10 Patrick Mahoney 10 Pat Newton 10. 11. 12 Edward Niper 9 Sherri Risden 11 Don Shorter 11 Tom Timmerman 9, 10. 11. 12 STUDENT COUNCIL Jeanne Appelquist 12 George Bariso 9. 10. 11. 12 Carolyn Bruno 9. 10. 12 Jane Burt 9. 10, 11. 12 Lynda Cavallaro 9, 10 Bryan DeGraw 9. 10 Jill DeWitt 10 Karen Donnelly 11.12 Kathy Drada 9. 12 Denise Dubuque 9. 10. 12 Kenneth Gasse 10. 12 Daniel Gormley 9. 10 Daryl Graf 10. 11. 12 Paul Gustus 9, 10. 11. 12 Robert Hannemann 9. 10 Lynette Harrison 9, 10. 11. 12 Kristine Hutman 9 Christine lannaci 9. 10, 11 Jacqueline Jones 12 Susan Joseph 11 Kerri Ann Kelleher 9. 10. 11 Maureen Lee 12 Donna Liloia 9. 12 Barbara Lovell 10. 11 Donna Ludwig 9. 10. 12 Connie Luke 12 Cheryl Mabey 9. 10. 11 Kimberly Mahon 9. 10. 11. 12 Mike Maresca 9. 10. 11 Gayle Mathis 9 Wayne McDonnell 9 T. J. McGill 11. 12 Denise Merusi 11. 12 Kevin Murphy 11,12 Pat Newton 9. 10. 11. 12 Edward Niper 10. 11. 12 Sharon O'Keefe 12 Lisa Panyko 10. 11. 12 Michelle Pugliese 9. 10. 11 Adrienne Rohan 12 PattyRugel9. 10 Heidi Schimpf 9. 10. 11. 12 Jeff Segnello 9. 12 Kelly Smith 12 Glenn Stock 9. 10. 11. 12 Sandra Warner 9. 10 STUDENT MUSICAL Joseph Frasca 10. 11 Christine lannaci 10 Laura Lewis 10 Laurie Lime 11,12 Kris Seifert 10. 11 Ann Sheehan 11.12 Tom Timmerman 9. 10. 11. 12 THESPIANS Joseph Frasca 11, 12 Christine lannaci 11 Kris Seifert 11. 12 Tom Timmerman 10. 11. 12 TV CLUB Patti Card 10 Kathy Drada 11 Nancy Grady 11. 12 Lynette Harrison 11. 12 Lisa Hart 11. 12 Kerri-Lynn Hopper 11. 12 Kimberly Mahon 12 Paul Natoli 11. 12 Kathy Quigley 11. 12 Glenn Stock 11 YEARBOOK Asa Bergman 12 Amy Bleignier 11 Crystal Borie 12 Carolyn Bruno 12 Jane Burt 12 Denise Dubuque 11,12 Kim Gildersleeve 10, 11 Nancy Grady 9. 11. 12 Robert Hannemann 11. 12 Lynette Harrison 11. 12 Lisa Hart 11. 12 Liz Hirth 12 Christine lannaci 11. 12 Maureen Lee 12 Christine Liptak 10. 11. 12 Barbara Lovell 10. 12 Donna Ludwig 11 Paige Meisheid 11,12 Kathy Quigley 10. 11. 12 Jackie Quinn 11.12 Adrienne Rohan 11 Ann Sheehan 11 Colleen Urban 11 WRESTLING Mike Caiola 10. 11. 12 Ray Chiaradio 9 Chris Haney 9. 10. 11 Brian Spellman 9. 10. 11. 12 Dave Stirling 10. 11. 12 Left: Kate Lyons, hard at work. Middle: Kristen Puget. Julie Walters, and Denise DePalma. future computer technicians? Right: Junior Class Officers: Christine McGowan. Secretary; Jennifer Behre. Vice-president; Nancy Schneider. Treasurer; and Jennifer Mataro, President. Juniors Nighat Ali David Anderson Vartkes Apkarian Carol Ashley Lucy Babcock Wayne Bailey Karen Barauskas Eric Basham Colin Bastian Dennis Batelli Jennifer Behre AnnaMarie Biazzo Mario Biazzo Mark Blanchfield Alice Bleignier Christine Booth Joseph Borell Tom Bremer Claudine Brown Mark Bush Joseph Calabretta Steve Caputo Cathy Carney Robert Carroll 154 ------------ ’86 ------------------- A year we’d all looked forward to since freshman year had finally arrived. We were now upperclassmen. It was a time that was to hold many fresh experiences and rewards for past ef- forts. For example, gym was no longer a daily event. Instead, it was taken only 3 days a week. Those endless hours of driver’s education, still vivid in our memories, proved themselves useful as many of us received our licenses. Purchasing class rings, we truly had a sense of being upperclassmen. The junior-senior prom brought the year to a climax with an unforgettable evening of fun and friendship. Although junior year has quickly come to a close, it has left us with even greater expectations of the year to come. Juniors Karina Clausen Michael Crum Rita Dagion Katie Darcey Karen Davis Teresa Delcorso Amy Demarest Vincent DeMartino Denise DePalma Jerard DiBlasio Joe Dillon John Dzubera Karen Elvin David Engelhaupt Tony Esposito Dan Feeney Christopher Ferring Patrick Fleming. Jr Trish Fletcher Gerard Florence Johannes Fluetter Cheryl Foray Cheryl Franchino Jeffrey D. Freeman 155 Pat Hanna 'Julie Hazel Jeffrey W Heller £ Debbie Henderson Kirrwl oogrnoed DenigeHuber Christopher J. Hughes Susan Iriol Michael In Joe Jacko dhna Kerstner hristine Kerwin icole Klein teve Kober imberly Kowal lelissa Kuter elora Lang In Ledwith Pat I ee Hpberly Legregm Lisa Leila ■mes Lenthe ■n Logan ey Lorenzetti •ara Losee Lyons ■my Maffatone Maurice Freif- elder Denise Furst Andrew Gallagan Smaros Giannouris Dawn Goble Jessica Catherii Colleen Todd G Valerie 156 Carrie-Anne Smith Garry Smith Neil Smith Tracy Smits Gregg Soderstrom Carrie Soules Sherry Spear Dave Stewart Greg Stripeikis Matt Struble Steve Struble Bonnie Tabor Terence Taggart Tina Tedeschi Ryan Temby Lisa Tibaldi Cheryl Tirri Dawn Troyano R. J. Vail Marcia Van Der Bas Ken Vander Have David Vanderhoff Daniellie Van Houten Richard Van Niekerk Vic Varellie Debbie Wagner Lori Walsh Julie Walters Jodilee Watson Lori Weiner David Weingarten Wayne Westergaard Laura Wetzel Alice Whealan Walter Whitehead Scott Wienbrock Brian Wong John Worman Mark Yarton Kristin Yocum 158 Left: Kim Kowal. Nancy Schneider. Junior Class Meeting; Miss Belinfante’s English Class. Below: Marcia Van Der Bas. 159 Sophomores Robert Ackerman Russell Anthony Jennifer Assante Rodney Bailey Todd Banso Patricia Benson Richard Beveridge Patricia Bingham Howard Bock James Brennan Laura Bullis Eric Bulmer Annmarie Buonpastore William Burt Diane Campbell Christopher Capo Carla Caputo Rory Carrera Erin Carroll Daniel Creager Scott Crum John Cucinella Violet Cuic Denise Cusack 160 --------------’87------------------- This year, the sophomore class attempted to create an exciting and interesting year. As many of us remember, 10th grade has a tendency to become monotonous. Sophomores are often lost between freshmen and upperclassmen. While the other classes are applying for colleges or familiarizing themselves with the school, the sophomores are sitting back to wait .. . wait. This year was going to be different. By selling candles, under the supervision of class advisor Mrs. Goertz, the class tried to raise enough money to take a trip. They also planned a festive Valentine’s Day dance. Through undertaking such projects, the sophomores set an excellent example for the freshman to follow. The sophomore class now has next year to look forward to when they will finally become — Upperclassmen. Sophomores Patrick Cusack Anthony D'Anna Kevin DeBlieck Bryan Decker Kelly Decker Michael Decker Kelli Delia Danielle DelMauro Laurie Deusinger Anastasia Dimitrion Melissa Fields Greg Ebersole Michael Eddy Amy Emidio Stephen Eutermarks Robyn Fastiggi William Fear Cheryl Fedorchak Robert Findura Michelle Finelli Lorrie Fisher Karl Fluetter Heather Foster Ronald Frank 161 nson h Rich Kessler Michelle Kirchoff Donna Kistler Dyan Kistler Julie Kovats Christine Kruk Laura Kunz Bill Lais Donna Landau Tom Ledwith ne U Loni Nikki Lo Russo Pam Lowndes Rhonda Luke Clayton Lust n Clayton I Virginia Marshall Tammy Martin Eileen Mathews Megan McCracken Ann McDonnell Caroline Mehr 162 i Ricker son Rome Jiie Romeo ■ 0 Roshaven non Rozas William Mulvaney Stephen Murphy Joann Myers Michael Naip Kimberly Nes Paul Nye Bridget Christine Jill Palladiri Edmund Pi Debbie Pq Jolaine Pa Brian Pa Matthew) Christina Caoi Phaj Vlfttc Willie Robert I James) Ian Pr) Jeffre Jasri KimJ w - -i r Nancy Schoi Karen Schultz A OOlt 0isa Shafer . 4 John Shaw Karen Sheehan Lisa Shorter Sharon Smith Steve'Shyder Dave Sondermeyer Lori Soules Cindy Ann Spagnola Nancy Stagg Kevin Stalter Bill Steenstra Steve Steiner Laurie Stirling Scott Stogner Christopher Struck Sandy Tabor Lynn Christine Tancredi Shellie Tenned Mike Tirella Jeffrey Tolnai Jennifer Toner Lisa Utter Todd Vanderhave Chris Van Ginneken Sherilee Van Harken Anthony Viera Irene Vitale Sam Vivino Susan Vorce Charles Vos Lisa Weatherwalks Vanessa Webster John Wenzel Paul Wenzel Dane Westdyk Anne Marie Whitty Stacy Willis Christopher Woop Michele Wyble Patty Yarton Joe Yuhas Sema Yuksel 164 165 Clockwise from top left: Alyce Olsen; Gretchen Rubel; class officers — Lisa Shorter. Mike Roshaven. Erin Carroll. Dana Morse; Tom Hall ------- ’88------------------- The freshman class was a small one this year comprised of approximately 190 students. Despite its size the class was enthusiastic and eager to learn. With Mrs. deWaal as class advisor, it exerted much of its energy on such ac- tivities as football, cheering, basket- ball, the play competition and Student Council. The freshman officers were President, Sean Mabey, Vice Presi- dent, Ray Velez, Secretary, Leanne Sitgreaves, and Treasurer, Debbie Mc- Clean. Being very supportive of their class, the freshmen raised money this year by selling wrapping paper, rib- bons, tissue paper, and tags, from November 16-26. The freshman class had a very successful first year at B.H.S. Freshmen Eric Alheidt Keith Appel Deanna Assante Russell Bangs Aime Basham Tracy Bastante Lori Benitez Sue Blanchfield Debbie Bleibtreu Michelle Bologna Brett Boon Tina Borell Tricia Borie Dave Bosefski Stacie Boyd Kelley Brady Tanya Brozowski Pat Burke Kevin Callaghan Audrey Cannata Dennis Caputo Thomas Cleland Robert Conway Chris Ellen Cunningham 166 Clockwise from left: April Miller; Lisa Jaretsky; Dana Schimpf and Charlie Markovich. Left: Class Officers Sean Mabey. Ray Velez, Leanne Sitgreaves, Debbie McClean. Below: Pep Rally, Sept. 1984 Freshmen Judy Curtin Michelle Dauernheim Maria Delcorso Jessica Della Penna Christopher De Puyt Danielle Deutsch Eric Dietzius Donna Di Laura Scott Dilzer Michael Dolce Cheryl Dubuque Michelle Dydo Robert Edland Robert Farley Kevin Feeney Nicole Fournier Billy Fylstra Sergio Gadaleta Pamela Gasse Debbie Giles Ernie Gould Tracy Graf Roman Graure Mary Gregory 167 Steven Grose it Thelma Gubich Dawn Gutowski Wayne Haas | ■stopher Hamilton Lisa Hannema Sarah Harbinsky'l Dennis Hertzog Gene Hiller Michelle Hiltebrand Monique Hiltebrand Joann Hoffman Christine Hollenbach Keith Holster :i Hopper Mindy Hui Pamela Hulme Frank lacovino John Jacko Sana Jafar Lisa Jaretsky Scott Johnson Gina Kane Scott Kapiysz Michael Kata Ralph Kesenheimer Joann kissel Kelly Knapp Michelle Kober Eric Koetters Karen Kovats Tricia Kuter Nicole Lanybem Diane Larson Michele Lasenick Catherine Lavoie Susan Lee John Lenoci Matt Lepore James Losee Mike Lowndes sean Mabey Kenny Majury Charlie Marko Lisa Marschall David Mathews Debbie McClean Pat McGrath Martha McKinney Sandy Meade Ann Mari April Mill Gigi Mont Jason Muc! Jim Nargiso’ Tracy Scherer Ginger Schlegel Rusty Schumacher Chris Sciuto Pamela Sedlar Elana Seifert Robert Sharp Michelle Seik Chris Silano Leanne Sitgreaves 169 Cindy Skaf Karen Smith Cindy Solowsky Matt Sorge Jeff Stewart Kira Struble Mark Struble Shelley Struble Patricia Stukenborg Kimberly Suman Jason Swedin Alex Taggart Andy Taylor Larry Tedeschi Jeanette Timar Barbara Timmerman Roger Utter Gerard Van Der Bas Donny Van Orden Steven Van Valkenburg Raymond Velez Jennifer Watson Mike Watson Gary Wehrkamp Bryan Weingarten Dawn Weland Jeff White Susan Wilson John Wojetecki Jerry Yodice 170 171 172 173 174 Ads THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF BUTLER extend Congratulations from the Residents of Butler to the Class of 1985 Claude Post — MAYOR Joseph Falkoski — COUNCIL PRESIDENT Joseph Connell Joseph Cironi Doris Siek — BOROUGH CLERK COUNCIL Charles O’Brien Allen Courtney Stephen DePascale Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1985 On behalf of the Residents of the Borough of Bloomingdale Vincent A. Sabio, Mayor Robert DeLazier, Council President Council Members Dolores Barrett — Vincent DeNike Frank Donato — Ermie Molinari Fred Shortman Michael Leary — Borough Administrator Mildred C. Bird, Borough Clerk GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM YOUR CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE BARISO — PRESIDENT KAREN DONNELLY — VICE PRESIDENT SHARON O’KEEFE — TREASURER LYNETTE HARRISON — SECRETARY 178 COMPLIMENTS OF THE 1985 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PAT NEWTON — PRESIDENT KEVIN MURPHY — VICE PRESIDENT CHRISTINE BOOTH — SECRETARY JANE BURT — TREASURER Music Theory I, II, III OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Central Shippee, Inc. THE FELT PEOPLE BLOOMINGDALE, NEW JERSEY THE HUBNERS Cornelius A. '16; Cornelius E. '43; Donald A. 44 Cynthia A. '52 182 IN FOND MEMORY OF OUR COLLEAGUES AND FRIENDS ROBERT SIPPIE — ED MITCHELL BENJAMIN GOLDBERG BUTLER EDUCATION ASSOCIATION NOT TOO LONG AGO - Everyone had a local bank and knew their local banker. Times have changed - but we haven’t. We are a locally owned and locally operated, independent, full-service. Community- oriented Commercial Bank. There aren’t too many of us left! Come - grow with us... Our Discount Brokerage Service Will Save You Money! It's Convenient. Economical and Confidential! LA.rELA.NC STATE CANE Main Office ONE LAKELAND PLAZA, ROUTE 23 SOUTH, NEWFOUNDLAND Telephone: (201) 697-2000 Other Convenient Full Service Offices in Morris, Passaic and Sussex Counties Member FDIC • Deposits Insured to $100.000 P. J. MONAHAN PAINT CO. 1273 Route 23 Butler. N. J. 838-1433 Security Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York GEORGE J. LOGAN GENERAL AGENT •Automobile Ins •BUSINESS Ins •Life Health •Retirement Plans •Income Protection 838-8592 234 Main St., Butler, N.J. Drop in for a free Insurance Analysis 1 1 EXCELSIOR Lumber and Millwork Co., Inc. P.O. Bo 817 Butler. N.J. 07405 YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR WARDS PHARMACY BLOOMINGDALE 132 Main Street PHONE 838-0003 LAKELAND Meadtown Shopping Center Kinnelon, New Jersey PHONE 838-4444 SPIEGEL FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 93 KIEL AVENUE BUTLER N. J. 07405 201.838-1090 GINNY AND CHARLIE HAAS CONGRATULATIONS FROM BLIMPIES “America’s Best Dressed Sandwich” to the Class of '85 Hot and Cold Sandwiches Perfect for Outings and Parties 2 Kiel Avenue Kinnelon, NJ 07405 838-8765 MEMBER BUTLER DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS WORLDWIDE Flowers Galore 178 MAIN STREET BUTLER,NEW JERSEY “FLOWERS EXPRESS WHAT WORDS CAN NOT” CREST Fuel Oil — Plumbing — Heating PAT DEL MAURO EILEEN DEL MAURO (201)838-9200 26 Lincoln Road Butler, NJ 07405 838-2737 185 ROSERNE PACKAGE STORE Complete line of Domestic and Imported Wines, Beer, Liquor Free Delivery 1471 Rt. 23, Butler, N.J. (Next to Butler Bowl) 838-3700 Mon.-Sat. Sun. 11 a.m. — 3 p. AUTO LAUNDRE' INCORPORATED FULL SERVICE OR EXTERIOR HOURS 8 30 AM TO 5 30 P M MON THRU SAT SUN 9 00 A M TO 1 00 P M 1570 STATE HIGHWAY No 23 . BUTLER NEW JERSEY 07405 looo feet north of burger king phone 838 7399 MOHAMAD ZAHR UGA-SUB ’FamxlyiUttaurant 134 MAIN STREET BUTLER. N J 07405 838 6690 (201)838-1212 BLOOMINGDALE PHARMACY THE BETTER YOU KNOW US — THE BETTER YOU’LL FEEL RICHARD KALENDOWICZ 62 MAIN ST. Owner BLOOMINGDALE, NJ 07403-1699 838-5669 PRO’S SWEET SHOP Luncheonette All Lottery Tickets Sold — Full Claim Center Famous for Homemade Chocolates 6 Boonton Ave. STATE FARM Butler, NJ 07405 INSURANCE LOUIS LEVINE SONS I ,?i 154 Main Street •186 ‘North Jersey’s Finest Men’s Store” Phone: 838-0393 Butler, N.J. JAMES KOCHKA AGENT 226 MAIN ST BUTLER. NJ 07406 BUS (201) 836-4414 — STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices Bioommgtoo. IHinote CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF'85 CLASSIC CLEANERS from Same Day Service 1958-1985 • 27 Years of Quality Service Alterations The Slater Family BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Houle 23 Circle • Riverdale. N.J. 07457 • (201) 5J5-0SM 44 Boonton Avenue Butler, New Jersey 838-1062 THE STORE EST. 1974 Complete Selection of Fine Wines, Spirits Beers “We Have Almost Everything” 168-70 Main Street Butler, New Jersey 07405 Phone 838-0649 • Ample Free Parking • WHRITENOUR ELECTRIC CO. INC. £oco( cf9 BUTLER BRIDAL CENTER C'V W A ‘ KEl AVL 4 RT. 23 NORTH. BUT I EM BRIDAL FORMAL WEAR JOHN BORIE 23 W. BELLEVIEW AVE. PRESIDENT BUTLER, N.J. 07405 201 838-2044 | Ifj GOWNS for the Bride. 8ridal Party. Guest If Jf j )k TUXEDOS rrr) tMAa • SILK FLOWER BOUQUETS y JTV • umousine service • INVITATIONS q|086(j Wednesday Sunday 838-1134 187 KINNEY KELLY TUXEDOS and CLEANERS LATEST STYLES : FINEST SERVICE 4 Convenient Locations 1230 Rt. 23 Butler 838-1425 K1NNELON BRADLEE8 MAIN STREET MALL 8HOPPING CENTER BLOOMINGDALE 492-0827 WAYNE 838-2946 694-0428 Foreign Domestic Wholesale Retail CIRCLE AUTO PARTS, INC. Everything Automotive Service Station Equipment Tools Complete Machine Shop Service 2 Locations to Serve You PAULBAUMBERGER 65 Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale — 838-7373 Samuel P. La Sala James R. La Sala La Sala’s “We Have Everything” 139 MAIN ST. BLOOMINGDALE, N.J. 07403 PHONE: 838-2112 (201)838-2226 Robert J. Centalonza SINTRO ASSOCIATES, INC. 234 MAIN STREET PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS BUTLER, NJ 07405 Route 23 Riverdale 835-8500 188 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF'85 Discover | BEN FRANKLIN Jl We bring variety to life! BEN FRANKLIN STORE 3049 EPPERLY, INC Meadtown Shopping Center Kmnelon, (Butler) N ) 07405 838-5020 STORE HOURS Mon -Fri 9-9 Sat 9-6 Sun 9-5 SERVlitTAR, COUNTRY LIQUORS LARGE SELECTION WINES • LIQUORS • BEt CHARGE ACCOUNTS ACCEPTED r ITcompletI ( PARTY SERVICE Bartender Service • Ice Cubes Keg Beer Private Label. Etc 1,Free Delivery Dial 838-5552 (NEXT TO SUNTAN LAKE) 1 STATE HWY NO 23 (BUTLER) KINNELON I F. B. WHITTLE HARDWARE CO., INC. THE MORRISON FUNERAL HOME Butler, N.J. 208 MAIN STREET DONALD SHORTER BUTLER, NJ 07405 OWNER 838-0117 BUTLER HARDWARE LUMBER CO., INC. Fertilizers — Garden Tools — Paints Lumber Marty Deena 1558 State Highway 23 Butler, NJ 07405 838-1855 189 Ip jew -u RESTYLING ’AfSF m 4 838-8668 CUSTOM DESIGN APPRAISALS •UNIQUE GEMS JEWELRY •REPAIRS DIAMONDS,GOLD, ESTATES PURCHASED ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS GRAND UNION PLAZA Rt. 23, BUTLER, NEW JERSEY JOHN R. PYATAK GEMOLOGIST BUS. 492-0303 AE CARDS ’N THINGS LTD. KINNELON MALL 25 KINNELON ROAD KINNELON, N.J. 07405 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AL HARMS ED SAVARESE tBrCO’S book ware CLASS OF 1985 FROM Butler High School BOOKS — SOFTWARE D.E.C.A. Kinnelon Mall Kinnelon, New Jersey 838-6262 190 TRI-BORO Est. I960 AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR ■ AIRLINES ■ AMTRAK ■ CRUISES ■ CHARTERS AND ■ CAR RENTALS GROUP TRAVEL ■ HOTELS ■ BUSINESS OR PLEASURE Computerized Reservations 838-0500 MEADTOWN SHOPPING CENTER Routs 23, Kinnelon 838-1141 May is Bacfe, $nc. “FULL SERVICE GARDEN CENTER” ROUTE 23 BUTLER, N.J. 07405 033iEf1 IMPORTS DATSUN — SALES LEASING 801 LAFAYETTE AVENUE HAWTHORNE, NEW JERSEY TEL: (201) 427-0200 ‘BfoominqdaLe L)ePiueru ervice V? TfURoetsr • CUSTOM SILK «. DRIED ARRANGEMENTS • SPECIAL OCCASION ARRANGEMENTS • WEDDINGS (FRESH FLOWERS SILK) • BANQUETS • EXOTIC GREEN PLANTS • CORSAGES • SILK PLANTS • GIFTS • HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS • FUNERAL DESIGNS 492-1350 58 Main St. Bloomingdale TELEPHONE CREDIT CARD SALES ACCEPTED CMem VMwq i School of Dance Ballet Toe Tap Jazz Acrobatics Balance Beam Ladies Danc.erise (Tap-Jazz-Ballet) Aerobics 838-2575 tWTrfn Butler Pork Store Delicatessen 58 Main Street Bloomingdale, NJ 07403 838-4333 OFFERING THE FINEST IN FRESH MEATS SPECIALIZING IN HOMEMADE COLD CUTS, SMOKED MEATS, SALADS FROM OUR KITCHEN DAILY MEADTOWN Cleaners and Laundry ERNIE AND ESTHER 160 MAIN STREET BUTLER, NEW JERSEY 192 MEADTOWN SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE 23 AND KIEL AVE. Kinnelon, NJ 838-3238
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
