Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

butler high school butler, new jersey 07405 toylor publishing co. lifetouch, inc. dollos, texas 75221 new york, n. y. 10011 volume sixty-six certain things say... Summer is over... p 4 One sure sign summer is over is rhe beginning of bond comp Senior Cindy Spognolo worms up for o long seoson p 5 The end of summer introduces rhe beginning of bock-ro-school soles like rhe one where Chris IXoleigh shops for those inevitoble school supplies summer winding down p 6: Michelle Fioelli. Dono Morse and Joonn Myers roke odvonroge of o worm doy Will rhe reol Joe Cool pleose stood up5. Todd Boriso p 7: Freshmen Condy Osterhoudt. Orirr Schnorr. Oonny Chiossi. ond Dino Kovors expecronrly owoir their first doy . Vanessa Webster enjoying her senior privileges.. The sophomores show their school spirit. Mike Roshoven pondering o problem in organic chemistry Pom Hulme toking her first test opening doy . . . the first of many firsts... What! No way! Impossible! We look or the colendor ond it's September already. Summer, which in June seemed to stretch out ahead of us. is coming to a close. Now we prepare for the long, challenging, ond sometimes fun year ahead. The first doy of school-new friends, new teachers, different ond often more demanding courses-is intimidating even to up- perclassmen who hove been there before. Each student hos his or her own personal feors. Will I forget my schedule? Will I get lost? Will I get along with my new teachers? Did I choose the right courses? Within o week or two, it's oil so noturol ... it seems like we never left. For many students, the school year began in August. For them, September 3rd only signified the doy dosses began. Bond comp ond foil sports practices began the lost week in August. Yearbook planning went on oil summer. The freshmen orientation ond Student Council Together Doy were olso August events. Returning to Butler High this yeor, students sow some chonges os well os many fomilior sights. The courtyard ond senior lounge still seemed to be the favorite places for seniors to congregate. The lounge sported o new decor thanks to some hard working senior volunteers. A most noticeable difference wos the new look of the old building, with modern windows ond lowered ceilings. The student publications office got o bodly needed fresh coot of point ond o much brighter atmosphere. Lost but nor least, the students encountered o chang- ed foculty, with mony fomilior faces missing ond on equal number of new ones. The beginning of the school yeor is o time of firsts. Students look forward to the first meetings of their favorite clubs. They eager- ly anticipate the traditional pep roily preceding the first football gome. They dreod that first test. For the seniors, this Is the first doy of their lost yeor in high school. The juniors sovor rhier first taste of uppercloss status. The sophomores hove their first chonce to see whor it's like to hove someone lower on the totem pole Lastly, for the freshmen, it’s o first chonce to feel the speciol omibionce found only ot Butler High School. Everyone looks forward to leaving their mark on Butler High School, knowing that Butler High School will surely leave its mark on them. beginnings 7 did I really look like that???” For most of us, being o freshman wos o mind-boggling experience. Gazing wirh wide- eyed omozemenr os the seniors srrolled confidently through the corridors, we wondered If we'd ever moke it through that first year, let olone three more. Being o freshmon meant hoving no concern for college or SAT'S, just what to weor to the Freshmon social or who wos going out with whom. It meant wondering whot in the world wos in the Annex Building and exactly how to master the ort of get- ting sofely through the line wirh o complete lunch still in your possession. Becoming sophomores gove us the advantage of both worlds. We weren't or the ab- solute bottom, yet we still didn't hove to worry about those faraway” things such os graduation, college, ond careers. It wos o year of feeling superior to ‘those lowly freshmen” ond being free of worries ond responsibilities. Junior year brought with it the responsibilities of adjust- ment ond maturity. Entering the world of the upper- classmen, we enjoyed such privileges os taking gym three times o week insreod of every day. Some of us received our driver's licenses. We hod part- time jobs ond juggled job ond school. Senior year finally arrived. We looked bock ond wondered where the years hod gone. Finally, we were the big, confident seniors” storing or those wide-eyed freshmen saying, Did we look like that?” We began to apply to colleges ond to plan for our future. Laughing wirh our friends in the hallways between classes or sitting in the stonds cheering on the football team, each memory holds special meaning for every one of us. We've gone from being ream players to ream coproins, fron junior vorsity to varsity, from reluc- tantly singing the olmo mater in the gym os freshmen to sing- ing it loudly ond proudly at groduorion. With the lost stanza of the olmo morer ond the toss of o groduorion cop, our years or Butler High come to o close, but the memories we hold ore forever. p. 8: Ricky Kessler, 62 Freshman Boys' Basketball Team, Melissa Fields; Jim Stukenborg; Dove Sondermeyer; Denise Cusack, 82 Freshmon Girls' Boskerboll Team: Anne Morie Whirry. Noncy Scholl, p 9; '82 Freshmon Class Officers -Joloine Poppa. Kelly Decker, Lisa Shorter, Erinn Carroll; Korhy Ozonic: Laurie Deusinger. Karen Sheehon. Dione Campbell and friends.- Sheri Hester Anne Morie Whiffy. Sondy Homilfon. Kelly Decker. Chris Struck, R. J. Ackermon.- Beth Mongini. Heather Knecht and Jackie Hinkey Senior year hos borh o birrer and sweer rosre ro it. For many, it is rhe epilogue ro o good book, the finale in a symphony . .. nor wirhour its sour notes. It is o year of work and worry, glitter and glory. Ahead lies gradua- tion, a senior trip, and a prom full of memories, rhe friends ro lough and work with in rhe cour- tyard ... relaxation ... the senior lounge .. . privileges. Seniors take rhe lead, become the stars. Seniors reign supreme their final year or DHS . .. that special year. . . a year to remember. . UlWt aiuu p 12 Sue Muckle starts out the doy right, greeted by her locker pals: Annie Dimitrion. Korrie Geveke. ond Pot Mollnori smile down on the rest of the world, p. 13 Done Wesrdyk ond Ron Frank 'lounge out” In rhe famed senior hoven; Chris Kruk points out” the option of further educorion. seniorhood 13 as we end ... so we begin ...” An ero hos ended, on ero whose conclusion is morked by on evenr rhor every senior eagerly onricipores graduation Ever since our brief onxiery ond confu- sion or freshmen orienrorion four years ago. we hove srrived ro ar- toin our goals. Graduation cele- brores our success os we end our most rurbulenr yeors, when we. os individuals, tried to find out who we were ond whor life wos oil about. In doing so. we created memories rhor will remain with us os we move on. Our memories begin with our freshmen uncertainties ond end with our confidence os seniors. We starred high school dreading the interminable yeors oheod of us. We eventually mode it through our freshmon yeor, ond even our sophomore ond junior yeors. Now. os we complete our senior yeor. we realize this yeor wos the end of o beginning. Our senior yeor wos o yeor of lasts . . . our lost detention, our lost Blue ond Gold pass, our lost high school pep roily, our lost Harvest Boll, our lost high school football gome. We end o rime in which we hove grown os individuals able to moke decisions, ro meet challenges, ond ro develop lasting friendships. With graduation, we end not only our senior yeor. but our public school career, os well. We hove reached the end of our beginning, the end of our childhood, of public education, of the security of youth. In the midst of the excitement of looking oheod. the thrill of new challenges ond experiences, on escape from the bonds of youth, we pause ro look bock with o smile or the memories of days post. Despite the tears, the anger, the frustra- tion of these growing-up yeors. we tremble on the brink of adulthood, knowing rhor life will never again be quite os simple. Getting o toste of whor it's oil obout ore Joonn Myers. Michelle Finelli. Semo Yuksel. Lourie Romeo. Koren Sheehon. Erinn Car- roll. ond Miss Belinfonre : BHS olumni Ann Morie Sheehon. Morgoret Srronzl. Denise Merusi. ond Kothy Yocum relive their memories os the Closs of 1986 forms theirs . Dressed up in their best in honor of the graduates ore Dione Compbell. Kelli Delio. Alison Scott, ond Tereso Rozo Irene Vitole welcomes guests with o progrom ond o smile 14 endings endings 15 Robert John Ackerman Russell Anthony Jennifer L. Assante Rod James Dailey James Brennan Ann Marie Duonpastore William P. Burt Heather Cameron 16 seniors Todd Michael Bariso PatridaA. Benson Louis Beyer Howard W. Bock Diane P. Campbell Christopher R. Capo Carla Mary Caputo Erinn Mary Carroll Senior Class Officers: President. Mike Roshaven Treasurer, lisa Shorter: Vice-President Karen Sheehan: and Secretory. Laurie Romeo. Kevin Croker Scott Cram John Cucinello Denise Lynn Cusack seniors 19 Patrick Michael Cusack Anthony D'Anna Bryan L. Decker Kelly Suzanne Decker Con one poir of crutches support both Dlno De Flumeri 6 Tom Ledwlth ? Laura Jean Deusinger Gregory Daniel Ebersole Kelli Delia Danielle De!Mauro Michael A. Decker DinaM. DeFlumeri Robyn Fosriggi William C. Fear III Melisso Fields Robert Findura Karl D. Fluetrer Michelle Finelli Lorrie Lynn Fisher Michael William Fisher seniors 21 Rhondo Jean Gorgo Julionne Grody Joseph D. Gregory Jr. Susan Michele Gubich 22 seniors Thomas Holl Sandro Ann Hamilton Brian A. Hazelton Edward Heacook seniors Michele Klrchhoff ond Russ Anthony demonstrate. Jacqueline Hinkey Suzanne Hollar Eric Hoyer Robert D. Huizer seniors 23 Service: Dono Morse ond Mike Roshoven. Academics: John Morchiondo ond Jen Assonre. Comedy . Chris Copo ond Lourie Stirling. “Leaving their mark... ” Individuality: Chris Von Ginneken ond Steve Steiner Performing Arts: Greg Giocchi ond Korhleen Kelleher. 24 seniors Visual Arts. Louro Kunz and Todd Doriso Spirit: Lourie Romeo ond Steve Merusi. seniors 25 Athletics: Julie Kovors ond John Moresco. Technical Talent: Joloine Poppa 0 John Cucinello Literary Arts: Joyson Rome ond Kathleen Kelleher. Congeniality: Koren Sheehan ond John Morchiondo. Sofder Hussain Ken Hutman Mark Imbimbo Aisheh Jafar Michele Kirchhoff Diana Lynn Johnson John Moresco receives typing rips from Mrs Benvenuto Korhieen Mary Kelleher Richard Scon Keller Richard Kessler Scon Kane 26 seniors Donna Marie Kisrler Dyan Patricio Kisrler Heather Eileen Knechr Michael G. KoberJr. Laura Kunz William Lais Donna Landau Thomas Ledwirh seniors 27 Mrs Hoeflinger's Low Closs provides on inreresrlng doss period for Irene Vlrole Julie Ann Kovats Christine Kruk 28 seniors Rhonda Jennifer Luke Cloyron Eugene Lust Liso Lutz Joann Marie Mochiovelb John Paul Morchiondo John Moresca Doce Erika Mogons Elizabeth F. Mangini Nicole LoRusso Pomelo Lynn Lowndes With rhe old of o Blue 6 Gold Poss. Dono Morse combines homework ond reloxotion in rhe courryord. Tommy L. Martin John A. Martino Eileen Mathews Megan McCracken Mike Schmidt pieces together o masterpiece in wood shop. Caroline Concerta Mehr Michael G. Menger Jr. Steven Merusi Albert Meyer ■ Pflug seniors 29 Ralph J. Miglkxino Robert J. Miller David Mohrle Patrick 3. Molinari Brian Monks Kevin R. Montanye Dana Lynn Morse Susan Muckle William M. Mulvaney Stephen Murphy By running ond promoring the school store, Lori Soules ond Joonn Myers prepore for o future in business. Mike Decker becomes obsorbed In sculpture os unique os himself. Kimberly Ann Nesmith Paul Nye Bridget Marie Occhipinri Christine - Alyce Olsen Jolaine Pappa seniors 31 Katherine Ozanic Edmund Palmer Deborah Polmieri Brian Payne Manhew Pechko Christine Perrask Victor L. Pollack William E. Porr Robert Post Jeffrey Prokop James V. Pro Ian Proctor 32 seniors Jasmin Qira Christopher James Raleigh Tara Anne Raleigh Kim Rhinesmirh Vicki Anne Ricker Porricia Rops Jayson Rome Laurie Alecia Romeo Brian Michael Roshaven Grerchen D. Rubei Michael James Schmidt Robyn Lynn Sanford Michele Saladino Sam Samman Like mony of hers, Chris Von Glnneken finds rhe courtyord opproprlore for srody. Nancy Emily Scholl Karen Lynn Schultz Alison Marie Scott Elisa Lynn Shafer John Kevin Shaw 34 seniors Lorionn Kim Soules Cindy Ann Spognoio Nancy Alice Sragg Kevin Srolrer seniors 35 c. Karen J. Sheehan Lisa Shorter Russell Siede! Sharon Smith Tim Velth wolfs for the bell to ring .. Stephen Snyder David 3. Sondermeyer Scon A. Stogner Steven Steiner Laurie Ann Stirling William R. Steenstra Christopher Struck James Stukenborg Concenrrorlon shows In Anne Mode Whirry s foce Sandra H. Tabor Lynn Christine Tancredi Shellie Marie Tenned Michael Anthony Tirello 36 seniors Jeffrey Totnai Liso Utter Todd Vender Have Christine Van Ginneken Concentrotion is the key to student success. Daniel D. Vigneri Irene Vitale Samuel Vivino Susan Vorce seniors 07 Lisa Ann Weorherwaiks Vanessa L. Webster John Wenzel Paul Wenzel Dane P. Westdyh Anne Marie Whirry Lynne Allison Whrirenour Sracey Ann Willis Friendship Is Imponam ro Lourle Deusinger ond Jololne Poppa Patty L. Yarton Joseph Yuhos Fisun Yuksel Serna Yuksel Due to technical dif- ficulties, the following senior protroits were not ovoiloble for publication in their ap- propriate olphobericol position. Christine Zak Steven Joseph Jill Palladino Seniors Not Pictured Glen Campbell Kimberly Furino Christine Jenkins Joseph Longo Patrick Molby seniors 39 42 seniors p.42. Senior artist Victor Pollock sketches in the courryord. Homework!'' screoms Loorie Stirling. On o weekend?! The Senior Lounge Is one of Chris Raleigh's fovorlre haunts The end of summer doesn't necessarily mean the end of Dob Hulzer's ond Greg Giocchl’s cartoons p.40. A break from the ordinory-Ed Heocook enjoys frisbee during gym doss. Food for thought prepored by chefs Orion Monks ond Dob Miller. Jockie Hlnkey takes time out for o picture. seniors 40 Academic Decathlon Kathleen Kelleher 12 Laura Kunz 12 Sue Muckle 12 Ramon Rozas 12 John Shaw 12 ASAIA John Show 10 Todd VonderHove 9.10 Anthony Viera 9,10,11 AVA Dob Post. 9.10.11.12 Band Robert Ackerman 9.10.11,12 Jennifer Assanre 9,10.11,12 Greg Giocchi 9,10.11.12 Jackie Hinkey 9.10.11.12 Dob Huizer 10,11,12 Rich Keller 9 Cloy ton Lust 10, 11, 12 Debbie Polmieri 9. 10. 11. 12 Kim Rhinesmirh 9. 10. 11. 12 Roman Rozas 9.10.11.12 Nancy Scholl9.l0.il Cindy Spognolo 9.10.11.12 Potty Yorton 9.10.11 Joe Yuhas9.10.11,12 Band Front Denise Cusack 9.10.11.12 Heather Knecht 11,12 Liso Utter 9,10 Vanessa Webster 9.10.11.12 Stacey Willis 9 Bark Jackie Hinkey 11.12 Rich Keller 12 Julie Kovars 11.12 Eileen Morhews 11,12 Sue Muckle 12 Joyson Rome 12 Mike Roshoven 11 Boseball Pot Cusack 9,10 Tom Ledwith 9 John Morchiondo 9.10,11,12 John Moresco 9.10,11.12 Mike Monger 9.10.11,12 Steve Merusi 9 Dob Miller 9 Mott Pechko 9.10 Jim Pro 9,10,11,12 Chris Roleigh 9,10.12 Mike Roshoven 9 Dove Sondermeyer 9,10 Scott Stogner 9.10,11.12 Todd Vonderhove 9.10,12 Anthony Viero 9 Basketball,Boys' John Cucinella 9.10 Pot Cusock 9.10,11,12 Dob Finduro 9.10.12 Dob Huizer 9,10 John Moresco 9,10.11.12 Steve Merusi 9,10.11,12 Jim Pro 9.10 John Show 9 Dove Sondermeyer 11 Lori Soules 9 Scott Stogner 9.10 Todd Vonderhove 9,10,11.12 Basketball,Girls' Dione Campbell 9 Kelli Delio 9,10 Melisso Fields 9,10,11,12 Chriss Gogg 9 Julionne Grody 9,10,11,12 Jockie Hinkey 9.10.11,12 Julie Kovots 9 Louro Kunz 10.11,12 Dace Mogons 9 Derh Mangini 9 Gretchen Rubel 9.10.11,12 Liso Shorter 9,10 Nancy Stogg 10 Semo Yuksel 9 Bowling Ann Morie Duonpostore 9, 10, 11. 12 Vicki Ricker 9 Shellie Tenned 9,10.11 Anne Morie Whirry 9.10 Cheering, Basketball Donielle DelMouro 9,10,11 Korrie Geveke 9.10,11,12 Joonn Myers 9.10.11 Kim Nesmith 11 Bridget Occhipinti 9.10.11.12 Tereso Rozo 10,11,12 Alison Scott 12 Lynne Whrirenour 9.10,11 Cheering, Football Erinn Carroll 11,12 Donielle Del Mouro 11,12 Korrie Geveke 12 Joonn Meyers 11.12 Kim Nesmith 11,12 Bridget Occhipinti 11,12 Laurie Romeo 11.12 Teresa Rozo 10,12 Koren Sheehon 11,12 Lynne Whrirenour 9.10,11 Cheering.Wrestling Erinn Carroll 9.10.12 Kelly Decker 9 Laurie Deusinger 9.10.11.12 Kim Nesmith 9.10 Christine Olsen 10 Toro Roleigh 11,12 Laurie Romeo 9,10 Alison Scott 10.11 Koren Sheehon 9.10 Vonesso Webster 11 Lynne Whritenour 12 Choir Robert Ackermon 10,11,12 Jennifer Assonte 10.11,12 Rod Dailey 10.11,12 Lindo Frorello 9.10.11 Jockie Hinkey 10,11,12 Aisheh Jofor 9.10.11,12 Rich Keller 10,11.12 Heorher Knecht 9.10.11.12 Dill Lois 9.10 Cloy ton Lust 9.10,11,12 Derh Mongini 10,11,12 Debbie Polmieri 10,11.12 Romon Rozos 9.10,11.12 Cindy Spognolo 12 Noncy Stogg 11,12 Potty Yorton 9.10.11 Class Officers Erinn Corroll 9,10,11,12 Kelly Decker 9 Jockie Hinkey 11 Louro Kunz 10,11 Dana Morse 10,11 Jolaine Poppa 9 Chris Roleigh 10 Toro Roleigh 10 Mike Roshoven 10,11,12 Koren Sheehon 12 Liso Shorter 9,10,11,12 Cross Country, Boys' Russell Anthony 9.10,11 Dob Finduro 9.10.11.12 Michael Frey 9.10,11,12 Brian Hozelron 9,10,11,12 Cloyton Lust 9 Dob Post 9.10.11.12 John Show 9 Cross Country, Girls' Chris Gogg 9 Julie Grody 9 Michelle Kirchhoff 9 Louro Kunz 9. 10 Megon McCracken 9,10 Joonn Myers 9 Liso Shorter 9 Field Hockey Porri Benson 9,10.11,12 Heather Cameron 9,10 Donielle DelMouro 9,10 Michelle Finelli 9,10.11 Melisso Fields 11 Korrie Geveke 9,10.11 Rhondo Gorgo 9 Sue Hollor 9.10 Donno Kisrler 11,12 Julie Kovots 9,10,11.12 Liso Lutz 10 Doce Mogons 9,10.11.12 Tommy Martin 10 Dana Morse 9.10.11.12 Bridget Occhipinti 9. 10 Joloinee Poppa 9. 10, 11 Gretchen Rubel 9, 10. 11. 12 Liso Shorter 10 Laurie Stirling 9.10.11.12 DECA Todd Dariso 12 Dione Compbell 11 Pot Cusock 11 Kelly Decker 11,12 Laurie Deusinger 11 Robyn Fasriggi 11 Michelle Finelli 11 Lorrie Fisher 11 Melissa Fields 12 Korrie Geveke 11 Roy Hoywong 12 Diono Johnson 11 Michelle Kirchhoff 11 Rhondo Luke 11 Joonn Mochiavello 11 Doce Mogons 12 Derh Mongini 11 John Moresco 11 Tommy Martin 11,12 Caroline Mehr 12 Albert Mehr-Pflug 11 Joonn Myers 10,12 Christine Olsen 11,12 Jolaine Poppa 11 Laurie Romeo 11 Robyn Sonford 11 Eliso Shofer 11,12 Lori Soules 11,12 Lynn Toncredi 11,12 Shellie Tenned 12 Irene Vitale 11 Anne Marie Whirry 11.12 Lynne Whrirenour 12 Michelle Wyble 11.12 Serna Yuksel 11 Chrissi Zok 11 Fencing Robert Ackermon 9.10,11,12 Rod Doiley 10.11,12 Howard Dock 9.10 Denise Cusock 10,11,12 Mike Eddy 9.10.11.12 Korl Fluetter 10 Rich Keller 10 Cloyton Lust 9.10.12 Christine Olsen 9 Debbie Polmieri 10 Romon Rozos 9.10.11.12 John Show 10.11,12 Cindy Spognolo 9 Computer Math League Russ Anthony 12 Steve Merusi 12 Pot Molinari 12 Romon Rozos 9.10 Football Todd Doriso 9.10,11,12 Dill Durr 9.10 Chris Copo 9,10,11,12 Ron Frank 9 44 directory Kenny Hufmon 9 Tom Ledwirh 9,10,11.12 John Moresco 9,10,11,12 Mike Menger 9 Dob Miller 9 Pot Molinori 9,10,11,12 Dill Mulvoney 9.11 Poul Nye9.11,12 Jim Pro 9 Mike Roshoven 10.11.12 Sam Sommon 9 Dove Sondermeyer 9,10,11,12 Dill Sreensrro 9,10,11 Scorr Srogner 11,12 Anrhony Viera 9,10.11 Done Wesrdyk 9.10,11,12 Forensics Sue Hollar 9 Cloyron Lusr 9,10.11.12 Derh Mongini 12 Sue Muckle 10.11.12 Christine Olsen 9,10.11,12 Romon Rozas 9,10 Golf John Cucinella 10,11 Michael Frey 12 Chris Roleigh 11 Mike Roshoven 11 John Show 10 Dove Sondermeyer 9 Joe Yuhos 10,12 Good — As — Gold Dob Ackermon 12 Jackie Hinkey 10,11.12 Rich Keller 12 Heather Knecht 10,11.12 Clayton Lusr 9,10,11,12 Derh Mongini 11,12 Debbie Palmieri 12 Romon Rozas 10,11,12 Gymnastics Erinn Corroll 9,12 Julie Grady 10,11.12 Eileen Morhews 10.11.12 Kim Nesmith 10.11,12 Chris Roleigh 10 Toro Roleigh 9.11.12 Laurie Romeo 9 Karen Sheehan 9,10 High School Dowl Romon Rozos9, 10, 11 Gretchen Rubel 11 Honor Society Heather Cameron 11 Denise Cusock 11.12 Mike Eddy 11.12 Korrie Geveke 11,12 Julie Grady 11,12 Jackie Hinkey 11,12 Sue Hollar 11,12 Donno Kistler 11,12 Julie Kovors 11.12 Derh Mongini 11,12 Eileen Morhews 11,12 Dono Morse 11 Sue Muckle 11.12 Mike Noipower 11,12 Chris Roleigh 11,12 Toro Roleigh 11,12 Mike Roshoven 11,12 Romon Rozos 12 Gretchen Rubel 11,12 Irene Vitale 11,12 Vonesso Webster 11,12 Fisun Yuksel 11,12 Indoor Track Heather Comeron 11 Drion Hozelron 11 International Club Robyn Fostiggi 12 Lindo Frorello 12 Jockie Hinkey 12 Rich Keller 12 Eileen Morhews 12 Sue Muckle 12 Mike Noipower 12 Christine Olsen 12 Fisun Yuksel 12 Jazz Dand Dob Ackermon 10.11 Greg Giocchi 9,10,11.12 Dob Huizer 10 Cloyron Lusr 10,11,12 Joe Yuhos 9,10 Jerseymen Jennifer Assonte 9.10.11,12 Rod Doiley 9,10,11,12 Mike Eddy 11,12 Lindo Frorello 10,11 Ed Heocook 10,11,12 Rich Keller 10.11.12 Michelle Kirchhoff 10.11 Heather Knecht 10.11.12 Clayton Lust 10,11,12 Eileen Morhews 11,12 Sue Muckle 11,12 Mike Noipower 10,11 Debbie Palmieri 12 Romon Rozos 9 Nancy Srogg 11.12 Fisun Yuksel 11,12 Library Aides Dob Ackermon 9,10,11,12 Dryon Decker 12 Lindo Fratello 11,12 Rich Keller 9 Alison Scott 9,10,11.12 Dove Sondermeyer 10 Anrhony Viero 9 Fisun Yuksel 10 Math League Jennifer Assonte 11,12 Louis Deyer 11 Ann Marie Duonposrore 9,12 Heather Comeron 12 Denise Cusock 12 Danielle DelMouro 10,11,12 Melisso Fields 9.10.11 Chris Gogg 12 Jockie Hinkey 11 Sue Hollor 11,12 Rich Keller 12 Cloyron Lust 10,11,12 John Morchiondo 10,11,12 Dono Morse 10,11,12 Sue Muckle 10,11 Mike Noipower 9.10.11,12 Christine Olsen 10 Jim Pro 11,12 Chris Roleigh 11,12 Toro Roleigh 9,10.11,12 Joyson Rome 10,11,12 Mike Roshoven 10,11,12 Romon Rozos 9.10,11 Gretchen Rubel 10,11,12 John Show 9,10,11,12 Michele Wyble 11 Fisun Yuksel 10,11.12 Newcomers' Club Lynne Whrirenour 12 Fisun Yuksel 12 Play Competition Jennifer Assonte 9,10,11.12 Denise Cusock 10,11 Mike Eddy 9,10 Lindo Frorello 9 Rhondo Gorgo 9 Tom Hall 10,11 Sue Hollor 9 Dob Huizer 12 Rich Keller 12 Heather Knecht 10,12 Rhondo Luke 9 Cloyron Lust 9,10,12 Derh Mongini 9.11,12 Christine Olsen 9,11,12 Romon Rozos 9,10,12 Noncy Srogg 12 Mike Tirello 11 Radio Club John Cucinello 10,11 Dono Morse 11 Chris Roleigh 12 Gretchen Rubel 11,12 Vonesso Webster 12 Runners: HS Office Erinn Corroll 11 Robyn Fostiggi 10 Lorrie Fisher 10 Julie Grody 11 Sondi Hamilton 9 Sue Hollor 9 Pom Lowndes 10,11 Eileen Morhews 9. 10. 11, 12 Eliso Shofer 10 Vonesso Webster 9. 11 Fisun Yuksel 11. 12 Runners: Guidance Dione Campbell 9,10 Carlo Copuro 9,10,11 Robyn Fostiggi 9 Lorrie Fisher 9 Korrie Geveke 9 Sue Gubich 12 Jockie Hinkey 9 Donno Kistler 9,10 Julie Kovors 9 Liso Lutz 12 Doce Mogons 9 Dono Morse 9 Dridger Occhipinti 9 Christine Olsen 9 Korhy Ozonic 10 Laurie Romeo 9 Noncy Scholl 12 Alison Scott 9,10,11,12 Koren Sheehon 9 Lori Soules 11 Cindy Spognolo 9 Noncy Srogg 9,10,11 Potty Yorron 9 Chris Zok 11 Runners: Attendance Office Dione Campbell 9,10 Erinn Corroll 9,10 Danielle DelMouro 9.11 Lourie Deusinger 9 Robyn Fostiggi 9 Michelle Finelli 9. 10 Linda Frorello 11 Chris Gogg 9 Julie Grody 9,10 Sue Gubich 9,10,11,12 Drion Hozelron 9 Jockie Hinkey 9 Michelle Kirchhoff 9 Donno Kistler 9.10 Dyon Kistler 9.10 Louro Kunz 10 Rhondo Luke 9 Megon McCrocken 9 Joonn Myers 9 Debbie Polmieri 12 Kim Rhinesmirh 12 Vicki Ricker 9 Lourie Romeo 9 Noncy Scholl 12 Alison Scott 12 Noncy Srogg 11 Shellie Tenned 9.11 Liso Weotherwolks 11 Shambella Rod Doiley 11,12 Ann Morie Duonposrore 12 Mike Decker 11 Michelle Finelli 12 Lindo Frorello 12 Rhondo Gorgo 12 Kathleen Kelleher 11,12 Louro Kunz 11 Sue Muckle 11.12 Joloine Poppa 12 directory 45 John Show 11.12 Nancy Stogg 11 Lynn Toncredi 11 Vanessa Webster 12 Ski Team Dace Mogons 12 Chris Woop 12 Soccer Russ Anthony 12 Gregory Ebersole 9 Karl Fluerrer 10.11.12 John Marchiondo 9,10.11.12 Albert Meyer — Pflug 10 Mike Naipower 9 Jayson Rome 9.10.11.12 Mike Roshoven 9 Som Sammon 11 Koren Schultz 11 John Show 11,12 Daniel Vigneri 10 Joe Yuhos9 Fisun Yuksel 10 Stage Crew Jennifer Assante 9.10.11.12 Louis Beyer 10.11,12 Bill Burr 9 John Cucinella 9 Bryon Decker 9.10.11.12 Tom Holl 10.11,12 Michelle Kirchhoff 10 Heather Knecht 10.11 Clayton Lust 10.11,12 Christine Olsen 12 Fisun Yuksel 9 Statisticians Sue Hollor 11 Donno Kisfler 11,12 Dyon Kistler 11,12 Louro Kunz 9 Doce Mogons 10,11 Christine Olsen 9.11 Joloine Poppo 10,11,12 Alison Scott 11,12 Student Council Ann Marie Buonposture 9, 10. 11, 12 Bill Burr 9 Erinn Carroll 9.10.12 Denise Cusack 9 Kelly Decker 9.10 Danielle DelMouro 10.11.12 Laurie Deusinger 9,10 Robyn Fosriggi 9 Michelle Finelli 9.10.11.12 Melissa Fields 11.12 Korrie Geveke 9 Julie Grady 12 Orion Hozelron 10 Jackie Hinkey 11.12 Kathleen Kelleher 12 Donna Kistler 9.10.11.12 Dyon Kistler 9.10.11.12 Doce Mogons 10.11,12 Dona Morse 9.10.11.12 Mike Naipower 9.10.11.12 Kim Nesmith 11,12 Bridget Occhipinti 9,10.11.12 Joloine Poppo 9.10 Chris Raleigh 9,10.11.12 Toro Roleigh 9,10,11,12 Jayson Rome 11.12 Laurie Romeo 10.12 Tereso Rozo 10.12 Gretchen Rubel 10,11,12 Koren Sheehan 12 Laurie Stirling 9.10 Lynn Toncredi 11.12 Irene Virole 9.10 Fisun Yuksel 11 Lynne Whrirenour 9.10.11 Student Musical Greg Giocchi 10.12 Kathleen Kelleher 12 Dyon Kistler 11,12 Cloy ton Lust 10,11,12 Beth Mongini 11,12 Christine Olsen 11,12 Softball Jennifer Assonre 9 Portie Benson 9.10 Ann Morie Buonpostore 9 Dione Campbell 9,10 Kelli Delio 9.10,11 Danielle DelMouro 9,10,11,12 Lorrie Fisher 9.10.11 Melisso Fields 9 Julie Kovots9.10.11,12 Liso Lutz 10 Dona Morse 9.10,11.12 Joonn Myers 9,10 Kim Nesmith 9.10,11.12 Bridget Occhipinti 9.10 Koren Sheehon 9,10.11.12 Sondy Tobor 10.12 Irene Virole 9,10 Lynne Whrirenour9,10.11,12 Talent Show Jennifer Assonre 9 Jim Brennon 12 Robyn Fosriggi 10 Michelle Finelli 10 Greg Giocchi 10,12 Joe Gregory 11 Jockie Hinkey 10 Bob Huizer 10.12 Kathleen Kelleher 12 Heather Knecht 10.12 Rhondo Luke 9 Clayton Lust 9 Beth Mongini 11 Coroline Mehr 12 Lourie Romeo 10.12 Koren Sheehon 12 Nancy Stogg 12 Thespians Jennifer Assonre 9,10,11.12 Sue Hollar 9 Cloy ton Lust 10.11,12 Beth Mongini 11,12 Christine Olsen 9.10.11,12 Track. Boys' Russ Anthony 9,11,12 Todd Bariso 9,10,11.12 Bill Burt 9 Michael Frey 9 Greg Giocchi 10,11,12 Bob Post 11,12 Som Sommon 11 Dove Sondermeyer 10 Track, Girls' Kelly Decker 10 Julie Grady 9.10 Michelle Kirchhoff 10 Louro Kunz 10 Dace Mogons 10 Megan McCracken 9 Sue Muckle 9 Kathy Ozonic 11,12 Debbie Polmieri 9 Kim Rhinesmirh 9,10,11.12 Noncy Scholl 9.10.11 Cindy Spagnolo 9.10 Potty Yorton 9 TV Club Pot Cusack 9,10,11 Julie Grady 9.10 Jockie Hinkey 10 Bob Huizer 9,10,11 Kathleen Kelleher 11 Rich Keller 10.11.12 Pom Lowndes 11 Sue Muckle 10,11 Christine Olsen 10 Bob Post 9,10.11 Todd VanderHove 9.10 Irene Virole 10,11,12 Varsity Club Russ Anthony 9,10,11,12 Rod Bailey 9.10,11,12 Todd Bariso 9,10,11,12 Parrie Benson 10,11,12 Erinn Corroll 9.10.11,12 Pot Cusock 12 Donielle DelMouro 10,11,12 Mike Eddy 11.12 Lorrie Fisher 11 Korrie Geveke 10,11,12 Julie Grody 9,10,11,12 Brian Hozelron 11,12 Jockie Hinkey 11,12 Donno Kistler 12 Dyon Kistler 11,12 Julie Kovots 10.11.12 Louro Kunz 9,10,11,12 Clayton Lust 12 Doce Mogons 12 John Morchiondo 11.12 Eileen Mathews 10.11.12 Megan McCracken 9 Steve Merusi 11,12 Dana Morse 10.11.12 Joonn Myers 10.11,12 Kim Nesmith 9.10,11,12 Korhy Ozonic 11 Jim Pro 10.11,12 Chris Roleigh 9,10,11.12 Toro Roleigh 10.11,12 Kim Rhinesmirh 11.12 Jayson Rome 11.12 Lourie Romeo 11.12 Mike Roshoven 10.11 12 Romon Rozos 10.11,12 Tereso Rozo 11.12 Gretchen Rubel 10.11.12 Som Sommon 10.11.12 Noncy Scholl 10 John Show 10,11,12 Koren Sheehon 9,10.11.12 Liso Shorter 12 Cindy Spagnolo 9.10 Lourie Stirling 11.12 Todd VanderHove 10.11.12 Vonesso Webster 11 Lynne Whritenour 9,10.11. IS Wrestling Todd Boriso 9,10,11,12 Bill Burr 11 Greg Ebersole 10 Paul Nye 9,11,12 Chris Roleigh 9,11.12 Joyson Rome 11,12 Mike Roshoven 9.10.11.12 Som Sommon 9,10 Dove Sondermeyer 9.12 Mike Tirello 11 Yearbook Heather Comeron 11 Kelli Delia 10.11 Michelle Finelli 11,12 Melissa Fields 11 Jockie Hinkey 10 Kathleen Kelleher 9 Donno Kistler 9,10,11,12 Joonn Myers 10,11 Bridget Occhipinti 10.11,12 Christine Olsen 11,12 Joloine Poppo 12 Chris Roleigh 9,10 Toro Roleigh 11 Vicki Ricker 11 Robyn Sonford 11 Lori Soules 11,12 Irene Virole 11,12 Liso Wearherwalks 11 Vonesso Webster 11,12 Anne Morie Whirry 11,12 Fisun Yuksel 11,12 Semo Yuksel 11.12 46 directory These lists were compiled from data supplied by the members of the Class of 1987 and moy not be complete. Italicized nomes in- dicate students who reported that they held leadership positions in the activity. Proofreading her English report in the Senior Lounge is Semo Yuksel. Birthday greetings from Kim Rhinesmith. Snock time for Bussell Seidel John Morchiondo shows how he achieved his top ocodemic srondmg. Alison Scott finds some free time to ride her bike Closs is almost over for Chris Struck Clean-up time for Julie Kovors Taking o look under rhe hood in outo shop ore Mike Fisher. Paul Wenzel, ond Caroline Mehr. Mike Eddy shows his ortlstic efforts in cloy directory 47 Robert John Ackerman RJ Favorite People: Liso.Scott Favorite Place Event: Band competitions. 9,10.11.12 Future Plans: Trode school for woodworking. Russell Anthony Rock Rush Favorite People: Scot, Som, John, Joy. Di.Frds Favorite Place Event: French Trip. 11 Future Plons: College Jennifer L. Assonte Jen Favorite People: Bob. Dee. Sor.Suzy. Jack, Joe Favorite Place Event: Bond Season, 12 Future Plans: College, pharmocisr Rod James Dailey Mod Max Favorite People.- John.Liso.Elono.None.Mike Favorite Place Event: Jerseymen Trip. 11 Future Plans: College Todd Michael Dari so T-Oird Favorite People: Bariso Family ond Friends Favorite Place Event: DECA Volleyboll Gome- Pequonnock. 12 Future Plans: Carpentry Patricio A. Denson Partie D. Favorite People: Rhon.Kris.Troce.Orr.Miki! Favorite Place Event: Field Hockey. 9,10.11,12 Future Plans: Lob technician. Louis Deyer Favorite People: Tom.Bill ond everybody else Favorite Place Event: School ploys. 10,11 Future Plans: College Howard W. Dock Howie Favorite People: Korl.Kev.Jeft.Mork.AI Favorite Ploce Event: Lunch. 10.11.12 Future Plans: Army James Drennon Jim Favorite People: Mike.Bob.Scott.Mike.Vic Fovorite Ploce Event: Lunch Room, 12 Future Plans: uncertain. Ann Marie Duonpastore Annie D Favorite People: Kate. Chris.Mo, Pa. Tin. Anne Fovorite Ploce Event: Student Council Office. 12 Future Plans: College. Low School. William P. Durt Dill Fovorite People: Joy.OMike.Mott.Scot,2Koth Fovorite Ploce Event: Longuoge Festival. 10 Future Plans: College Heather Cameron Kid Heath Fovorite People: Lor.Di.Don.Ren.Rhondo.Kor Fovorite Ploce Event: Meeting new friends on my first doy! Future Plans: College. Dione P. Campbell Shorty Fovorite People: John. Ron. Lor. Som. Pot. Kor Fovorite Ploce Event: DECA Trip to Boston. 11 Future Plans: Wilfred Acodemy for cosmetology. Glen Campbell Favorite People: Tino.Kristi,George.Shown Fovorite Place Event: Study. 11 Future Plans: Trode school. Christopher R. Capo Cogeun Fovorite People: Monk. Rosh, Tod. Tom.Nye. Lis Fovorite Place Event: Locker Room ofter Pequon- nock gome Future Plons: College Cor la Mary Coputo Coppy Favorite People: Vic. Lee. KorenP. Jerry. Ezio Fovorite Ploce Event: Visit to Possolc County Joil.11 Future Plans: College Erinn Mary Carroll Hr Fovorite People: Meg.Lour.Kor.Chris.Gec.Ty Fovorite Place Event: Horlem Wizords.10 Future Plons: uncertain Scott Crum Scott Favorite People: Debbie.Kevin.Cindy Fovorite Ploce Event: Greor Adventure Trip for physics. 11 Future Plans: Trode school, electronics John Cucinello Cooch Favorite People: Bob.Chris.Jim.Sue,Rush Favorite Ploce Event: Physics trip to Great Adventure. 11 Future Plans: Trode school. Denise Lynn Cusock Dee Fovorite People: John,Rob.Jen.Rhon.Heather Fovorite Place Event: Spanish trip ‘64,10 Future Plans: Rutgers. Patrick Michael Cusack Cooz Fovorite People: Cheryl,Laurie.John.Som.Di Favorite Ploce Event: Boston trip, 11 Future Plans: College, accounting. Dryon L. Decker Hollywood Favorite People: Eric.Donno.Roz.Rus.Arnold Favorite Place Event: Roz's doss, per 7.11 Future Plons: Possaic School of Drafting. Kelly Suzanne Decker K.D. Fovorite People: Lor.Lis.Tom.Som.Koth.Mork Favorite Ploce Event: Mrs. Benvenuto s doss. 10 Future Plans: College. Michael A. Decker Decker Fovorite People: Steve.Greg.Jos,Vic.Bill Favorite Place Event: Photography. 11.12 Future Plans: Job. Dina M. De FI umeri V' Fovorite People: Mike H .Frank F .Gina K Fovorite Place Event: CO E.-driving to work. 12 Future Plans: Katherine Gibbs School, executive secretory. Kelli Delio KD Favorite People: Nik.Shor.Kor.Tony.Mun.Pom Favorite Ploce Event: Spanish trip, 10 Future Plons: Job. Danielle DelMouro Don Favorite People: Steve. Kim. Sue. MrsT, Family Fovorite Ploce Event: Spanish trip, 10.11 Future Plans: University of Maryland. Laura Jeon Deusinger Lourie. Looper Favorite People: Meg.Dave.Eir,Pom,Bill.Bri Favorite Place Event: French trip. 11 Future Plons: College. Gregory Daniel Ebersole Ebz Fovorite People: Steve.Cris.Greg.Georg.Don Fovorite Ploce Event: 1985 Prom Future Plans: Denver uiesel ond Automotive School. Michael C. Eddy Mike Fovorite People: Jim Pro. Jim Brennan Favorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge Future Plons: College Robyn Fostiggi Smiley Fovorite People: Laura. Pot. Denise.Beth, Ann Fovorite Ploce Event: Fixing up the senior lounge Future Plans: College. William C. Fear. Ill Dill Fovorite People: Ed,Brian.Ralph,Don.Craig Fovorite Ploce Event: Sophomore Algebra Future Plans: uncertain. Melisso Fields Meliss Favorite People: Col.Coth.Borb.Doce.Bridge Fovorite Ploce Event: Sponish trip 86 Future Plans: College. Robert Finduro Finster Fovorite People: Steve. Danyel.Kim.Ron.MicK Fovorite Ploce Event: Cross-Country practice, 12 Future Plans: College. Michelle Finelli Mich Favorite People: Jo.Mike,Cris,Kris,Rob,Kor Fovorite Ploce Event: NARCON trip to Boston. 11 Future Plans: College. Lorrie Lynn Fisher Lorrie Fovorite People: Steve,MomGDod,Susie,Cindy Favorite Place Event: Foods 1.10 Future Plans: Secretoriol Business school. Micheol William Fisher Mike Favorite People: Kevin. Poul. Glen. Mom, Dad Future Plans: Job. Kor ID. Fluetrer Fluter Favorite People: Kevin.Howie.Jeff.Mork Future Plans: Air Force. Ronald Frank Ron Fovorite People: Steve. Don,Kim. Bob. Pete Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge 2nd 6 3rd period Future Plons: College, architecture. Linda Marie Frotello Lynn Favorite People: Eleonor.Robert. Al.Corlson Fovorite Ploce Event: French trip, 11 Future Plons: College. Michael Frey Favorite People: Bob.Brion.Jeff.Steve.Ed Favorite Ploce Event: Cross-country practice, 12 Future Plans: College 48 memories Christine M. Gogg Chrissy Fovorite People: Mike.Lyn.Chel.Meg.Bit.Eby Fovorite Ploce Event: Lob Chem.10 Future Plons: Rutgers College of Phormocy Korrie Geveke Kor Fovorite People: JuIz.Tod.Rob.Jon.Jo.Bridg Fovorite Ploce Event: Morketing trip to NYC. 11 Future Plons: College Greg Anthony Giocchi Greggie G Fovorite People: Pom.Bob. Jerry. Jen. Ness Fovorite Ploce Event: Bond Competitions 1960-1987 Future Plons: Williom Porerson College Rhonda Jeon Gorgo Rhon Fovorite People: Steve.Eloine.Denise.Cher Future Plons: modeling Julie Grody Jewls Fovorite People: Rube.Tor.Dono.RoyT.DonPor Fovorite Ploce Event: Williomsburg trip. 11 Future Plons: College Joseph D. Gregory. Jr. Red Fovorite People: Jim.Russel.Ion.Steve Fovorite Ploce Event: Tolenr Show. 11 Future Plons: U S. Ar- my Combor Engineers. Susan Michele Gubich Susie Fovorite People: Vic.Lee,Lori.Eliso.Kothie Fovorite Ploce Event: Foods.10 Future Plons: Secreroriol Business school. Tom Hall T.H. Fovorite People: Tom.Lou.Tim.ond the rest Fovorite Ploce Event: Astronomy. 12 Future Plons: College Sondro Ann Hamilton Sondi Fovorite People: TonyPreziosi.Deb.Stoc.Art Future Plons: Trode School Brian A. Haze I ton Messy Fovorite People: Bill.Ed.Mike.Croig.Rolph Fovorite Ploce Event: Algebro. 10 Future Plons: United Srotes Air Force Edward Heacook Ed Fovorite Ploce Event: Trip to Europe. 11 Future Plons: United Stotes Air Force. Sheri Loraine Hester Sher Fovorite People: Chris.Louro.Sue. Annie.Ric Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge Future Plans: Secreroriol school business school. Raymond R. Heywang Wong Fovorite People: Ed.Tom.Heother.Ron Fovorite Ploce Event: Roots 3rd period gym class. 11 Future Plons: U.S. Air Force. Jacqueline Hinkey Jackie Fovorite People: Gret.Jul.Su.Dy.Mich.Morio Fovorite Ploce Event: Basketball court. 10 Future Plans: College, elementary education ond communicorons Suzanne Hollar Suzie Fovorite People: My friends.my fomily.Phil Fovorite Ploce Event: Prom Weekend 86 87 Future Plans: College, psychology Robert D. Huizer Dud Fovorite People: Eric.Greg.Jen.John.Jerry Fovorite Ploce Event: Bond comperitons. 10.11.12 Future Plans: College Ken Hutmon Ken Favorite People: Alyssio.Mike,Ion.Steve Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior porking lot Future Plons: Truck driver Diana Lynn Johnson Fidget. Di Fovorite People: Jeff.Llso.Chris.Micky.Joh Fovorite Ploce Event: DECA trip to NYC. 11 Future Plons: Secreroriol school. Scott Kane Scott Fovorite People: Dove. Mike. Bob. Struck.Tom Future Plans: Mechanic Kathleen Mary Kelleher Koth Fovorite People: Bil.Bri.Lyn.KotO.Pom.Fron Fovorite Ploce Event: Student Council Office. 12 Future Plans-. College, rodio D J Richard Scott Keller Rich Fovorite People: Ed.Elono.Koren.Cloyton Fovorite Ploce Event: Physics trip to Great Adventure. 11 Future Plans: Rutgers Michele Kirchhoff Derry Doop Fovorite People: Tino.Eloine.Nik.Dove Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge, per 3 Future Plans: College. Donna Marie Kistler Fovorite People: Mom.Dod.Dy.Amy.Kot.Vi.Jul Fovorite Ploce Event: Sponlsh II.per 7,11 Future Plons: College, travel ond tourism. Dyan Patricio Kistler Dy Fovorite People: Dono.Mo.Po.Vi.Vik.Jok.Mis Fovorite Ploce Event: Trip to NYC with Mrs. Benvenuto's business closs.11 Future Plons: Kotherine Gibbs, secretarial accounting. Heather Eileen Knechr Fovorite People: Scot.Front.Woyne.Eric.Dee Fovorite Ploce Event: Kinnelon competi- tions. 11.12 Future Plons: Kotherine Gibbs M ichael G. Kober Jr. Koberdober Fovorite People: Sue.Mike.Coroline Fovorite Ploce Event: Cofeterio.11 Future Plans: U.S. Navy. Julie Ann Kovofs Jules Fovorite People: Korrie.Dona.Donna. Jackie Fovorite Ploce Event: Field Hockey field Future Plans: College Laura Kunz Starving Artist Fovorite People: Jigs.Robn.Anne.Melso Fovorite Ploce Event: Pointing the Senior Lounge Future Plons: College William Lais Fovorite People: Stryper.Tom.Lou.Eric Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge Future Plons-. College Tom Ledwith Led-Heod Fovorite People: Paul.Ion. Andy.Tim.Laurie Fovorite Ploce Event: Low trip to Possoic County Court ond Jail. 11 Future Plons: County College of Morris Pamela Lynn Lowndes Wacko Don ana Head Fovorite People: John.Louri.Korhleen.Bri.Chris Fovorite Ploce Event: Monmouth College Foren- sics Trip. 11 Future Plons: Secreteriol business school. Rhonda Jennifer Luke Dorbie Fovorite People: Di.Tom.Kel.Lor.Kor2.Scott Fovorite Ploce Event: DECA trip to Boston Future Plans: woman mudwrestler Clayton Eugene Lust Guinn y Fovorite People: Gene. Rich. Ramon, RJ.Rondi Fovorite Ploce Event: Music Depart- ments. 10.11.12 Future Plons: job. Lisa Lutz Leese.Lee Fovorite People: Herb,Sue.Diono.Ronno.Koth Fovorite Ploce Event: NYC-DECA trip. 11 Future Plans: Secrereriol business school Joann Marie Machiavello Joy Fovorite People: Debbie. Steve. Nikki. Coleen Fovorite Ploce Event: Steno. per 8.11 Future Plons: Secretarial school.medicol secretory Dace Erika Mogons Dors Fovorite People: Dona. Meliss.Donn. Mike, Dou Fovorite Ploce Event: Field Hockey Fiekj.9.10.11.12 Future Plons: College Elizabeth F. Mongini Derh Fovorite People: Cherl. Anne. Annie. Lour. Rob Fovorite Ploce Event: Spoin.11 Future Plons: College John Poul Morchiondo Fovorite People: Diane.Som. Pot.Russ.Fomily Fovorite Ploce Event: Longuoge Festivol.10 Future Plans: Rutgers.engineering John Maresco Johnstone Fovorite People: Tod.Alex.Cheryl.Kor.Jerry Fovorite Ploce Event: DECA trip to Boston. 11 Future Plans: College Tommy L. Martin Tomeri Fovorite People: Koth.Lor.Som.Kel.Lis.Scot Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior parking lot Future Plons: Beouticion school. John A. Martino Fovorite People: Robert.Vinnie.Jason Fovorite Ploce Event: Student of the month. 12 Future Plans: C l.A memories 49 Eileen Mo thews Ei Fovorife People: Down.Sue. Timmy. Seon.Steve Fovorite Ploce Evenf: Germoo trip, 11 Future Plons: College Megan McCracken Meg Fovorite People: Chris. Dorryll. Deb. Michele Fovorite Ploce Evenf: Spoin 86 Future Plons: Rutgers Ann Marie McDonnell Ann Fovorife People: Chris.John.Mom.Dod Future Plons: College, nursing Caroline Concetto Mehr Coco Fovorite People: Chris.Johnny ond friends Fovorife Ploce Evenf: Senior Auto Shop Future Plons: Secreroriol business school Steven Merusi Steve Fovorite People: Donielle.Jim.Ron.Bob.Kim Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge 3rd period Future Plons: College, electronic technology Albert Meyer — Pflug Fovorite People: Kev.Jeff.Oill.Howie.Korl Fovorife Ploce Event: Senior Auto Future Plons: US Morme Corps Ralph J. Migliorino Migs Fovorite People: Bill.Steve. Brad. Pot 2 Graphics. 12 Future Plons: uncertoin Robert J. Miller Miller Fovorife People: Chris.Chris. 1 John Fovorife Ploce Event: Gym. 10 Future Plons: Trade school, outo body Patrick B. Molinori Pot Fovorite People: Mom.Dod.Robyn.Bill.Smelly Fovorite Ploce Event: Sponish trip. 11 Future Plons: College Pot Molloy Pot Fovorite People: Rolph.Bill.Brod.Steve Future Plons: uncertoin. Kevin R. Montonye Goppy Fovorite People: Albert,Jeff.Howie.Flutter Fovorife Ploce Evenf: Freshmon study with Mr Stiroh Future Plons: U S Army, light infontry Dona Lynn Morse Done Fovorite People: Doce.Julie.Mikeyl.TrocyS Fovorite Ploce Event: Field hockey field Future Plons: College Williom M. Mulvoney Mulhonie Fovorife People: Christin.Murph.Moureen Fovorife Ploce Event: Senior Auto Future Plons: US. Morine Corps Suson Muckle Muck Fovorite People: Lori.Ei.Jok.Mom.Mr R.Mr H Fovorite Ploce Event: Hyde Pork trip, 12 Future Plons: College Joann M. Myers Jo Fovorite People: Kim.Michelle.Kor.Rob.Jim! Fovorite Ploce Event: NARCON — DECA trip to Boston Future Plons: Monmouth College Michael Naipower Diff Fovorife People: 2Mlk.Mot.Joy.Bll.5cot.Rol Fovorite Ploce Event: Physics trip to Greor Adven- ture Future Plons: College Kimberly Ann Nesmith Kym Fovorite People: DonGSteve.Sue.Tor.Jul.Den Fovorite Ploce Event: Gymnastic meets. 10.11.12 Future Plons: College Paul Nye Nybone Fovorite People: Chris.Tim.Liso.Jeff.Tom Fovorite Ploce Event: Low trip.11 Future Plons: College Bridget Marie Occhipinti Bridge Fovorite People: Joe.Kim.Deb.2Kot.Mo.Po.Ko Fovorite Ploce Event: Student Council Office. 12 Future Plans: College Christine — Alyce Olsen Sreenie DD Fovorite People: Scott.Beth.Som.Sue.Chris Fovorite Ploce Event: The Pojomo Gome. 11 Future Plons: College business major Katherine Ozonic Oormeol Fovorite People: JohnWesleyHorden.FrontzOz Fovorite Ploce Event: Butler Field. 11.12 Future Plons: Job Deborah Polmieri Debbie Fovorite People: Kim.Kel. Troy.Di.Poige.Deb Fovorite Ploce Event: Choir. 10 Future Plons: College Joloine Poppa Jo Fovorite People: Koth.Ali.Mike.Cliff.Sondy Fovorite Ploce Event: French trip. 11 Future Plans: College, advertising ond communications. Matthew Pechko Mott Fovorite People: OMike. Bill. Joy Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lot Future Plons: Trode school. Christine Petrosk Chris Fovorite People: Cin.Stay.Liso.Jo.Sue.Kim Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lot Future Plans: Art school Victor L. Pollock Vic Fovorite People: My friends.fomily Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior lounge Future Plons: uncertoin. William E. Port Billy Fovorite People: Rolph.Steve.Pot.Jerry Fovorite Ploce Event: Block ond white photography with Mr Drelick. 12 Future Plons: Air Force Robert Post Postman Fovorite Ploce Event: Moth doss Mr Rozner.9 Future Plans: College James V. Pro Jiggs Fovorite People: Mork.Steve.Louro.Finsrer Fovorife Ploce Event: Boseboll.9.10.11.12 Future Plans: College Ion Proctor Fovorite People: Liso.Tim.Tom.Jim.Mom.Dod Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lot Future Plons: uncertoin Jasmin Qiro Fovorife People: Steve.Ant.Greg.Mulv.Mikes Fovorite Ploce Event: Chemistry. 10 Future Plans: College Christopher James Raleigh Whom! Fovorite People: 3Mikes.Bill.Joy.Mott.Jo Fovorite Ploce Event: Prom. 11 Future Plans: College Toro Anne Raleigh Tor Fovorite People: Teresa,Juls.Bill.Effi . ! Fovorite Ploce Event: Prom. 11 Future Plans: College Kim Rhinesmith Kimbo Fovorite People: Brett.Deb. Noncy.Cindy. Vic Fovorite Ploce Evenf: Sponish trip. 11 Future Plons: College Vicki Anne Ricker Vicki Fovorite People: Dy.Cor.Cyn.Liso.Rob.Eriko Fovorife Ploce Evenf: NYC Shopping Trip. 11 Future Plons: Hill Institute, court reporter Jayson Rome Joyse Fovorite People: Kor.Lor.3Mik.Bil.Scot.Mot Fovorite Ploce Event: Student Council Office 12 Future Plans: College Laurie Alecio Romeo Romeo Fovorite People: Korea Romon.Dione.friends Fovorite Ploce Event: Horlem Wizards Gome 10 Future Plans: College, donee Brian Michael Roshoven Posh Fovorite People: Christine.Joyse.Bill.Mike Fovorite Ploce Event: Lob Chem.10 Future Plons: Dartmouth Ramon Rozas III Redlighr Fovorife People: Woyne.Eric.Mot.Bob.Tom Fovorite Ploce Event: AP English. 11 Future Plans: College, low school Teresa Del R. Rozo Teresiro Fovorite People: Tor.Chris. Jul. JIII.MomDod Fovorite Ploce Evenf: Meeting oil my good friends Future Plans: College Gretchen B. Rube I Grerch Gidget Fovorite People: Jok.Jul.Bils.Rob.Tor.SueH Fovorife Ploce Event: Field Hockey October 1985 Future Plans: College Michele Salodino Peggy Fovorite People: Mets.Lin.Jeff.Hook.Missy Fovorife Ploce Event: FIT-trip. 12 Future Plans: Art school memories Sam Sam man Scobby Favorite People: John.Pot.Diane.Scott.Russ Favorite Place Event: Longuoge Festival. 10 Future Plans: NJIT.architecture Robyn Lynn Sanford Rob Fovorite People: Phil.Kor.Jo.Jul.Mich.Vic Favorite Ploce Event: NYC shopping trip with morketing doss. 11 Future Plans: College. Michael James Schmidt Schmitrer Fovorite People: Joy,Mott.Jo.2Mike.Bill Favorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lot Future Plans: College Nancy Emily Scholl None Fovorite People: Jenete.Cin.Kim.Joe.Joson Fovorite Place Event: German trip 86 Future Plans: College Karen Lynn Schultz Koren Kor Fovorite People: Lorry. Judy. Bhondo.Eve. Lor Favorite Ploce Event: Foods 1,10 Future Plans: College Alison Marie Scott Allie Fovorite People: Scott.Cloire.Ms P.Done.Tom Fovorite Ploce Event: Drofting Mr McConnell. 10 Future Plans: Drofting school Elisa Lynn Schafer Eliso Favorite People: Sreven.Sue.Lorrie.Lmdo Fovorite Ploce Event: NYGDECA trip. 11 Future Plans: job John Kevin Show Show Favorite People: Denise.My Friends.Bod Fovorite Ploce Event: Freshmon Sophomore Fencing Championship Future Plans: Burgers School of Engineering Karen J. Sheehan Kor Fovorite People: Lourie. Joy.Som, AIIFriends Fovorite Place Event: Student Council Office. 12 Future Plons: College Lisa Shorter Litz Fovorire People: lon.TheGols Fovorite Ploce Event: Chemistry. 11 Future Plans: College Sharon Smith Shot Favorite People: Sro.Liso.Jo.Tim.Scott.Jon Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge 3rd Period Future Plans: College. David D. Sondermeyer Sondo Fovorite People: Murph.Lynn.Turk.Led.Nye Favorite Ploce Event: Mechonicol Drowing.9 Future Plans: College Lorionn Kim Soules Soulesy Lori Favorite People: George.Col.Beth.Ter.Don Favorite Place Event: DECA trip to Boston. 11 Future Plans: College, accounting ond business odministrotion. Cindy Spognolo Cin Fovorite People: Vicki.Noncy.Kim. Joe.Chris Fovorite Place Event: Bus rides to bond competi- tions. 11 Future Plans: College Nancy Alice Stogg Nonce Favorite People: Borb.Liso.Fi.Sheri.Kiro Fovorite Ploce Event: Choir room Future Plans: College, elementary education William R. Steenstra Dill Fovorite People: Mom.Dod.Pot.Joe.Jim Fovorite Place Event: Tech bus.11 Future Plans: Job. wood shop Lourie Ann Stirling Milkbone Favorite People: Koth.Tom.Liso.Kel.Som Joy Favorite Ploce Event: Prom. 10.11 Future Plons: College Scott A. Stogner Stoggs Fovorite People: Dono.Joy.Bus.Don.Som.Phil Fovorite Ploce Event: Trip to Spoin.10 Future Plons: College Sandro H. Tabor Sister — Som Fovorite People: Korh.Louri.Lis.Kel.Tom.Kor Fovorite Place Event: Chemistry.il Future Plans: College Lynn Christine Tancredi Lynn Missy Fovorite People: Koth.Shell.Chris.Bri.Pete Fovorite Ploce Event: U.S.History II Future Plans: College. Shellie Marie Tenned Shell Fovorite People: Jimmy. Closefriens.Mom. Dod Fovorite Ploce Event: Mrs Boruth's room. 11 Future Plans: College Michael Anthony Tirella Rocky Fovorite People: Mike Kober.Liso O.John Fovorite Ploce Event: Ploy competition. 11 Future Plons: Secreroriol business school Lisa Utter Liso Fovorite People: Chris.Stoy,Ken. Jim.Shoron Favorite Ploce Event: Senior porking lot. 12 Future Plons: Beoury consulronr Todd Vonder Have Todd Fovorite People: John.Al.Jerry.Ken.Korrie Fovorite Ploce Event: Lob Chem.10 Future Plons: College Christine Agnes Von Ginneken Ginnigon Fovorite People: Lee.Sher.Bonda.Tony.Scoti Fovorite Ploce Event: Prom Night, 11 Fovorite Ploce Event: Design school in NYC Anthony Viera Tony Fovorite People: Steve. Buss. Joz. Greg. Debb Fovorite Ploce Event: Trip to Fronce.11 Future Plans: uncertain Daniel D. Vigneri Wendel Fovorite People: Bill. Brian. Bry on. Joe Fovorite Ploce Event: Algebro I per 1.10 Future Plons: U S. Air Force Irene Vitale Fovorite People: Som. Vonesso. Semo. Mom. Dod Fovorite Ploce Event: the Prom 11 Future Plans: College Liso Ann Weotherwolks Lee Fovorite People: Chris.Cor.Vic.Meliss.Bill Future Plons: job Vonesso L. Webster Dits Fovorite People: Irene.Kim.Sue.Greg.Pom Fovorite Ploce Event: Bond Competitions Future Plans: College, low school Dane P. Westdyk Puff Fovorite People: Bridget. Kathleen Fovorite Ploce Event: Study 7th period. 12 Future Plons: Trode school. Anne Marie Whitty Ho bee bee Fovorite People: Mom. Dod. Anie. Beth. Kel. Jon Fovorite Ploce Event: DECA trip to Boston 85 Future Plons: College Lynne Allison Whritenour Lynne Fovorire People: TonyNye.MyMom.MyFriends Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lot Future Plons: College Stacey Ann Willis Stoy Fovorite People: Shoron.Liso.Sue.Chris.Mik Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lor Future Plons: Secreroriol school.executive secretory Michele Lee Wyble Cheleby Fovorite People: All My Friends.Chris.Bich Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Porking Lot Future Plans: William Porerson College. Potty L. Yorton Sporty Fovorite People: Donno.Kim F .Deb.Noncy Future Plans: job Joseph Yuhos U.E. Fovorite People: Brett.Kim.Serigo.Chris Fovorite Ploce Event: The Harvest Boll. 11 Future Plans: Trode school. Fisun Yuksel Fovorite People: Pom. Noncy.Christine. Debbie Fovorite Ploce Event: Senior Lounge Future Plons: College Semo Yuksel Sem Fovorite People: Irene. Gus. Bobin. Louro. Ann Fovorite Ploce Event: DECA trip ro Boston. 11 Future Plans: Steven s Institute of Technology Christine Zok Chrissi Fovorite People: Mork. Diono. Leigh. Journey Fovorite Ploce Event: NYC Christmas rrip-DECA Future Plons: job memories 51 Kathie L. Monson April 15, 1969-August 2. 1986 It seems wherever I go People come into my life or go out of it Touching me where I feel Then leaving me only a memory When 1 wasn't through knowing them How do I know Who I am seeing for the last time? How do you halt your life to gather and keep all those around you that you 've ever known? How do you keep fairy tales from losing their magic? So come brush against the walls of my life And stay tong enough for us to know each other Even though we'll have to part sometime And we both know The longer you stay The more I’ll want you when you are gone. — Anonymous in mennoriom 50 Mr. Frank J. Stranzl Superintendent of Schools Mr. Donald S. Hawkins Board Secretory ZS I Dr. Carole Kernan Director of Student Personnel Services Mr. Joseph DiPasquale Principal Mr. Edward J. BolcarJr. Mr. Wendel T. Kralovich Assisront Principal Assistont Principal Administration 56 administration Mr. Pot DelMouro Mr. Paul P. Maggio Mr. Amzie D. Porcell Board of Education Mr. George W. Delcorso Board President Mr. William G.VanHouten Boord Vice-President Mr. Jomes G. Timmerman Mr. Thomas R. Curtin Boord Attorney boord of educorion 57 Individualized attention 56 staff “New faces in old places” As rime rolls on its tedious course, changes come about. Things token for granted ore too lately realized ond their absence is felt, or rimes dramatically. Nineteen eighty-seven hos brought several additions to the staff or Butler High School ond many fomilior coring people hove left our classrooms, offices, ond hallways. At the administrative level, several personnel changes hove been mode. Dr. Carol Kernon hos token the place of Mr. Tim McGovern, who retired lost year, ond Mr. John Kushner, former head of the Deportment of Special Services. Dr. Kernon’s new responsibilities include both Special Services ond the Guidance Deportment. Her title is Director of Student Personnel Services. Mr. Edwin Nyklewicz, former Board of Education ortorney. is now o judge ond Mr. Thomas Curtin is providing legal odvise to the district. In the Guidance Deportment, in addition to the new direc- tor. the omioble Mr. Joseph Hulbert hos admirably filled the vacancy left by the departure of Mr. Ed Michoelson. now on administrator or Plainfield High School. The teaching staff hos also seen o number of changes. Mrs. Carol Crone hos relocated to Pennsylvania with her husband. Joining the English Deportment is Mrs. Katherine DePolmo. Motherhood hos depleted the ranks, claiming the current attentions of Mrs. Gino Reardon. Mrs. Monica Torobocchio, ond Mrs. Patricio Ricco. Taking their places are Mrs. Liso Casronia, English Deportment, Miss Suson Cunfer, Spanish, ond Miss Pom Breeze. Learning Center. Mrs. Genie Sosson hos re- turned from maternity leave, replacing Mr. Cher Wolok, who accepted a position with the Gorfield school system. Mr. Dove Hoffmann rook over the new Special Education progrom, aided by Mrs. Linda Borgmon. ond Mrs. Sybil Levenson hos joined the Learning Center staff. The new compensatory education teacher is Mrs. Jeon Briede. Mrs. Jeon Tintle, after years of trying to moinroin quiet in the BHS Library, hos finally found some, by retiring, ond turning over her tasks to Mrs. Judith Jonnicelli. Finally, to the Social Studies Deportment comes o new personality, Mr. Keith Carroll, who took over the history ond psychology classes formerly taught by Miss Patricio Boumonn. now teoching or Ridgewood High School. We welcome oil the new staff members ond send regards to those who hove left BHS for new endeavors. Amongst the maples old many good rimes await. Guidance Mrs. Sollie Klum Miss Margaret Giles Mr. Joseph Hulbert Miss Koy Reichwein, Secretory to Director Mrs. Lois Partington, Secretory, Guidance Mr. John McCoppen. CIE Coordinator Special Services Mrs. Marilyn Mindes Mr. Horry Corline Mrs. Hilda Hoffmon, Secretory sroff 59 k = “In search of ourselves... Social Studies Miss Gail Bignell Mr. Ralph Rothyen, Deportment Supervisor Mrs. Deborah Hoeflinger Mr. Michael Lorenzo Mr. James O'Rourke Mr. Daniel Hoeflinger Mrs. Cynthio Sokoloff Mr A Corroll 60 stoff “ITly counselors said the colleges would love it. ITIy parents thought it would save them some money. ITIy teachers said I could handle it easily. I said this !)? %! '! AP course realjy means ALfTIOST PASSABLE!” Nobody ever told us AP meonr Almost Possoble. Time is the greoresr demand for these courses, yet enough is almost impossible to find. Reading is o necessity ond tesr-roking is on ordeol. Motivated by feor. students condemn- ed to these courses sacrifice sleep for studying. AP dosses ore the newest supple- ment to BHS's curriculum. Though they ore arduous ond frequently burden- some, the reword is valuable. Passing the final AP exam results in college credits ond o positive impression on col- lege admissions offices, os well os on in- credible sense of self-sotisfoction. Of- fered or Butler High School ore AP Biology. History I ond II, Calculus, English, Computer Science, ond Chemistry. Advanced Placement dosses ore roughr or on identical level to college dosses. Though written homework isn't frequently assigned, the voluminous amount of reading is steady. Lectures ond discussions enhonce the reading, leaving one drowning in knowledge. Though these challenging courses ore o lor like migraines, o definite ponoceo does exist. . . o 5 on your exom. “Things are looking up... staff 61 Business Mrs. Corollne Qoruth Mr Ronald Sisco. COE Coordinator. Deportment Supervisor Mrs Kelly Benvenuto Mr. Fronk Porenzo. CME Coordinoror Mrs. Korhleen Goertz = “Ser, sein, etre Intro to life... ” = “Testing the limits Science Mr. Alfred Korn, Deportment Supervisor Mrs. Kofhleen Fronklin Miss Ann Pryor Mr. Jomes Rurzler Mr. Kurr Honisch Mrs. Corol Korn Mr. Williom Honisch Mathematics Mr. Paul Odenwelder Mr. Rod HorniIron. Deportment Supervisor Mrs. Korhleen Sherger Mrs. Frances Macdonald Mr. Garrett Geisel Mr. Richard Rosner Mr. Terry Foerster 64 staff HSPTests...” In order to further evaluate the academic status of its students, the State of New Jersey has developed another rest called the High School Proficiency Test (HSPT). The HSPT's. which ore administered eoch April consist of three sections: Reading, Writing, and Mathematics. They were first put into effect for the Class of 1969 and will be administered to all incoming freshmen eoch year. Each freshman is required to pass each section. If a student receives o foiling grade on a section he or she will be provided with compensatory education and will be required to take that section the following year. All three sections must be passed in order to graduate. The Store of New Jersey hopes that this new rest will aid in the effort to identify oreos in which students ore weak ond to supplement their in- struction in these oreos. The eventual goal is to guarantee that every high school graduate hos acquired ade- quate skills. “Numbers up... “Word power... English Miss Sylvio C. Belinfonte Mrs. Morie Liddicoor, Deportment Supervisor Mrs. Korhleen Dorden Mr. Bernard Sriroh Mrs. Sandro Miller Ms. Lyne Ciccorelli Mrs. Karhleen DePolmo Mrs. Lisa Cosronio sroff 65 “Bringing a bit of culture to BHS... ” Related Arts Mrs. Ellen Corroll Ms. Sharon L. VanOrden Mr. William James. Supervisor Mr. David Bychek Mrs. Rita Hawkins Miss Laurie Kunzle 66 sroff “Developing technical talents... Industrial Arts Mr. Dewoyne Davenport Mr. John Drelick Mr. Russell Von Afro, Jr. Mr. Albert Holland, Supervisor Mr. George Biemer Mr. Robert J. Monocelli Mr. George Boughton staff 67 Physical Education Mrs. Genie Sosson Mr. Fred In gold, Supervisor Miss Lori Palazzone Miss Elizabeth Benne Mr. Thomas Hamilton Mr. Robert Jones “Working out.. ft y 66 staff Nurse's Office Mrs. Judith Woop, Nurse Mrs. Ruth Borton, Aide Mrs. Agnes Matthews, Aide Learning Center Mrs. Sybil Levenson Miss Donilie Howe Mr. David Hoffmann Miss Pomelo Breeze Mrs. Jean Briede Mrs. Linda Borgman, Aide Mr. John Vogel “meeting special needs... ” Secretaries Miss Verno Morse. Secrerory ro Superintendent Mrs. Corinne Sunbury, Secretory to Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Dolores DlOrlo. Secretory. Board of Education Mrs. Alberto Von Luvender. Accounts Payable. Bd. Of Education Mrs. Korhryn Hockett. Poyroll Supervisor. Bd. of Education Mrs. Lee Drexler. Secretory, High School Office Mrs. Edythe Thompson, Secretory to the Principal Mrs. Edith Tintle. Secretory to Assistont Principal Mrs Morilyn Norgiso. Secretory. Attendance office “Support staff... 70 staff sroff 71 Custodians Cafeteria Staff Mrs Catherine Hydo. Cafeteria Supervisor Mr. Greg Whitmore. Head Custodian Mr. Andy Lonrermon Mr. Eorl Herbert Mr. Jim Ferris Mrs. Connie Honnemonn Mrs. Corol Imblmbo Mrs. Irene Current Mrs. Vi Silversey Mrs Cotherine Krill Mrs. Terry DiSolvio Mrs. Dione Long “Seniors... a special side” Every underclassman envies rhe seniors or one rime or another. This envy stems from oil of rhe special privileges that seniors enjoy. The Junior Breakfast is on exciting event because it starts rhe transition into seniorhood. With September come Blue-and-Gold posses, rhe Senior Lounge, rhe special rimes in rhe courtyard, ond rhe magazine sole. This yeor's magazine sole wos disappointing, raising only $2700, which meant that loter activities, usually generously subsidized by sole profits, would probably cost the seniors more. Ms. VanOrden's home- room was first in soles ond won rhe large stuffed animal ond the tradi- tional pizzo party. In November, rhe seniors were measured for cops ond gowns, reminding them that graduation wos coming, ond rhor their school career wos almost over. All year long the senior class struggled through the SAT's for rhe second, ond third, rimes. They also come to feel os though rhe Guidance Office was their new home. They spent the major port of their time investigating colleges, meeting application deadlines, ond discussing career plans. This hard work turned out to be well worth the effort when Spring ar- rived. This season brought with it the long owoired college acceptances, rhe prom, rhe Senior Dinner, ond finally, GRADUATION! Koren Sheehon ond Lourie Romeo wonder who will win this lorge stuffed animal. Getting measured for cops ond gowns is Scott Stogner Greg Giocchl picks up his ring ot lost year's ring breakfast Enjoying the pizzo party thot they earned from the mogazine sole ore Tommy Martin. Joloine Poppo, ond Joonn Myers. Psyched up to sell magazines ore Russ An- thony. Pot Cusock. ond Som Sommon. Scanning the list of mogozines is Chris Zok. 74 student life Chaperoning rhe mogazine sole pizza parry ore Ms. VonOrden, Mrs. Llddlcoor. ond Mr. DiPas- quole. Sronding oround wolfing to be measured for her cop ond gown is Jockle Hlnkey. Korrle Geveke ond Koren Sheehon wonder if Mike Roshoven Is reolly rhor hungry. Ar the Junior Ring Breakfast Donielle DelMouro ond Donno Klsrler scribble owoy In eoch other's yearbooks Sue Muckle doesn't seem too exdred ot the pro- spect of being measured student life 75 “Life beyond the books... Butler may nor be the center of the universe, bur when students ore looking for o woy to spend o Saturday night, they moy nor hove to look any further than their own high school. Ar one rime, attendance or school activities wos foil- ing, bur the trend is reversing, ond this year the concerts, donees, ond sporting events held of the high school drew crowds. Every Saturday in the foil, students ond olumni alike gathered of Butler's football gomes to cheer, support, ond just be with friends. Loyol supporters rook pleasure in attending sporting events rhroughrour the year-basketball gomes, wrestling meets, ond baseball ond sofrboll gomes olso drew large crowds. This year, os well os the freshmon social, harvest boll, ond prom held by the school, dances held or community churches varied the social calendar. In addition to donees, there were the an- nual ploy competition, musical, con- certs, dinners, ond club activities to fill up leisure hours. The seniors, of course, en- joyed their own special social events, like the senior dinner ond senior outing. Free Fore , o professional rock group with on onti-olcohol ond onri-drug message, brought the audiences to their feet in two outrageous performances in January. Of course, one does not hove to at- tend on organized activity to enjoy o social life. Mony students spend time with friends, of the movies, dancing, or just hanging out. And nothing beats on evening in front of the rube with your favorite program ond your ear glued to the telephone. Strumming owoy of the gultor. Jim from free fore stows off his tolent Outlet fans show ng rhe foot bo spirit ore Tommy Mown llto Shorter Lourie Stirling Kelly Ocher KeHy Knopp Nicole longbem Tim Veirh Tonner from free fore, trying to get o good I shot. Steve Merusi is smiling obou� his new toy Happy toces ot Kothy Paiiozzi Trocey Morrell MerbTurh Heother D rer Leigh Sobo ond Rolph Kessenhelmer join lor o hoUwoy shot 76 sfudenr life At the Senior Citizen Christmos Pony. Dyon Kistler ond Sonto Clous(Jockie Hinkey) serve refreshments Joonn Kessel ond Cindy Solowsky enjoy one of the foorboll teom's greot ploys. In the courtyord Korrie Geveke. Michelle Finelli. ond Todd VonderHove prepore for o big test The overwhelming success of the Horvest Doll is reflected in the foces of lourie Stirling. John Morchiondo. Tommy Morrin, ond Kelly Decker The Senior Citizens seem to enjoy Koren Sheehon s compony. Hoping thot the footboll teom will pull oheod ore Dill Reger ond Kenny Pollozzi student life 77 “The Freshman Social was an all-class affair... ” Twirling rogerher ore John Hirrh ond Amy Romeo Junior Sondy Ziegler donees with freshmon John Hirth MorK Polmieri. Dennie Muscorello. Billy Boon, ond Teddy Gorrohon show the freshmon donee style The footboll team ploys the field or the Freshmon Social: Lou Vento. Seon Mobey. Mike lovino. Brion Monks. Eric Alheidf. Todd Boriso. Alex Toggort, John Moresco. Roy Velez Freshmen Teddy Gorrohon, Corhy Cron, ond Kris Henderson find different woys of having fun. 76 student life “A harvest of memories... Walk Like on Egyptian with Lourle Romeo. Dione Campbell, ond Rhondo Luke Senior nominees for Horvesr King were: Todd VonderHove, Mike Noipower, Mike Roshoven. Joyson Rome, ond John Morchiondo. Senior nominees for Harvest Queen were: Jen- nifer Assonre. Jackie Hlnkey. Do no Morse, Denise Cusock. ond Sue Muckle. And the winners were: John Morchiondo ond Jockle Hinkey. Getting o breath of fresh oir ore Helen Quigley. Heorher Dilzer. ond Erinn Corroll. student life 79 p. 80: During o breok from rhe donclng, Kim Rhinesmlth ond Vic Meier roke rime ro pose Sue Hollor. Steve Merusi. ond Ann Morie Duon- postore folk about things.' Michele Wyble pauses for o photo. Anxious to get bock to the donee floor ore Roman Groure ond lourie Romeo Mrs. Schulz Is oil smiles, proving thot odults con hove fun, too. Tereso Rozo ond Toro Roleigh shored the even- ing's excitement. p. 81: Off for o breoth of fresh oir ore Christine Olsen ond Jockie Hinkey. Tereso. John Morchlondo. Som Sommon. ond Scott Johnson show the wear — ond — tear of the evening s festivities. Looking fresh os the prom begins ore Anne Morie Whitty. that some Tereso (o few hours earlier), ond Erinn Corroll Assuming o formal pose ore Joe Dillon (’86) ond Jennifer Assonre Pom Hulme ond Greg Giocchi show off their foncy dress best. Beth Mongini ond guest pause dromoticolly on the stoircase student life 81 “Arts everywhere” Most of you know rhor Butler High School encouroges its students in the lirerory orts, bur did you know rhor there ore olso tolenred students who ore being encouroged in the per- forming ond visuol orts. Performing orts include such things os the musical, the talent show, ond the concerts given by the bond ond choir. The Winter Concert on December 18 featured traditional ond contemporary holiday music. The Pops Concert on March 5 showcased the modern sounds of rock, folk, country, ond show runes. Although people involved in the performing arts ore In the spotlight more often, BHS olso hos mony talented individuals in the fine ond in- dustrial arts. These students work very hord oil year long ond, of the end of the year, hope to hove o chonce to display their work or the Art Exhibition. Throughout the yeor, the library showcase often highlights their obiliries. Performing, industrial ond visuol orts hove long been on importont port of the Butler High School tradi- tion, ond will continue to be so os long os we hove so mony talented students. 82 srudenr life p 82: The Concert Choir, one hundred voices strong, celebrates the holidoy seoson. The elite 6ood-os-Gold Singers present on intrlcote musicol compositionBorboro Timmermon. Scott Dilzer. Debbie Polmieri. Rich Keller. Beth Mongini. Cloyton Lust. Louise Dibble. Romon Rozos. Sarah Horbinsky. Heather Knecht. Robert Ackermon. Jockie Hlnkey. p.83: The Concert Bond was instrumentol in making the Winter Concert o success; Greg Glocchi odded o percussion occomponiment to o choir selection; Bond members prepore for the Pops Concert-Koren Smith. Kelly Bortley. Kelly Lydon. Poige Bresert. Gene Hiller. Amondo Skelding. Diono Miller. Chris Poland. Debbie Pomieri. Jim Hinkey. student life 80 “fl surprising conclusion to the play competition” Junior Cost ond Crew Chris Hollenboch. Vic Meier, Denise Polmlerl, John Wojtecki. Elono Seifert, Joney Peorson. Kim Roso. Gene Hiller. Mindy Hui. Sophomore Cost John Elvis Pellington, Down Kunzlg. Rob Fovre. Donielle DiLuzio. Tom Monico. Michele Gollegon. Down Kunzlg ond Tom Monico relive their sum- mer success dancing to o song from ' The Best Lit- tle Whorehouse In Texas '' Freshman Cost ond Crew Rondy Indoe. Anthony Rubolotto. Brlon Meier. Chris Polond. Anthony Figoro, Steve Kido. Dovid Rozos. Kelly Bortley. Kelly Lydon, Cothy Cron. Heather Rodell In their roles os Lolo ond Trovis ore Joney Peorson ond Vic Meier Michele Losenick enrertoined the oudience before the Junior Ploy The first ploce speciolty oct wos presented by Lourie Romeo Rich Keller porrroys o psychotic killer whom Beth Mongini tries to interview Noncy Stogg ond Romon Rozos discuss his religious involvements 64 student life Victor Pollock concentrating on his spectoculor creotlvlry. Mike York ond Joe Vento mold ond shope their grodes In ort doss. Chris Gryszkin presents his tolent by sketching o lion. John Wojtecki botiking owoy on his ort ossignmenr Michele Solodlno expresses her obiliry working on on Ink design. Kevin Croker hommers. hoping not to hit his thumb. Coroline Mehr seriously working with metols student life 65 aris? “They marched on to the field with a Band — tastic season...” As the crowd looks on. rhe bond srorts their open- ing number. Section leaders Scott Dllzer. Greg Glocchl. Romon Rozos. Joe Yuhos, R.J. Ackermon, Cindy Spognolo. Soroh Horbinsky. Borboro Tlmmermon, Kim Rhlnesmith.Jockie Hinkey. Denise Cusock. Koren Smith. Kim Sumon. Vonesso Webster, Jen- nifer Assante Bond Front: Vonesso Webster. Melonie Leek, Pom Hulme. Sue Tirello. Trocie Von Houten. Rondi Sokoloff. Elolne Wieder. mgr. Ann Megole. Kelley Gormley. Troci Rhinesmlth. Pom Solvemini. Denise Cusock. Trocy Plosner. Heather Knecht. Heother Rodell. Shelley Struble. mgr. While the bondfront solutes, the bond begins to ploy The Stor — Spongled Bonner Senior Bond Members Denise Cusock. Cloyron Lust. Romon Rozos. Debbie Polmieri. R.J. Ackermon. Kim Rhinesmith, Jennifer Assonte. Jockie Hinkey. Cindy Spognolo. Bob Huizer. Vonesso Webster. Greg Giocchl, Heother Knecht. Joe Yuhos. Jockie Hinkey. Morio Delcorso. ond Cindy Spognolo toke core of collecting plumes. The Butler High School Morching Bond Stondlng In their finol formotion of ' Firestorm.” the bond prepores for their next number. Louise by Rod Boiley Jubilation by Porrie Benson 66 srudent life “A picture shows me at a glance what it takes dozens of pages of a book to expound.” -Ivon Sergeyevich Turgenev Koren by John Show srudenr life 69 “Photo contest yields quality not quantity...” I've gor o great picrure for rhe yearbook! This is o sroremenr rhe staff hears oil the rime. To roke odvonroge of oil rhot enthusiasm, we planned the First Annual Student Photography Contest, inviting everyone to submit that special photo. Unfortunately, the contest was not the overwhelming success we anticipated. Despite rhe efforts of Michelle Finelli in organizing ond publicizing rhe contest, very few entries were received. (We did receive some very creative excuses, which we hove decided nor to print.) However, we think you'll agree rhot rhe photographs that were submitted were ex- cellent ond showed the talent of rhe student photographers. We ore proud to shore them with you. This disappointing first trial will nor stop our persistent yearbook staff. Start snapping those shutters so you'll be ready with o prize-winning entry for Nugget '88. Leather ond Loce by Annmorie Buonposrore srudenr life 91 “meeting the high cost of high school...” CHE Heorher Comeron. Corlo Copuro. Sue Vorce Bob Post. Dione Compbell. Koren Schultz. Rhondo Luke. John Morrino: Mike Kober. Donny Vigneri. Kevin Croker Advisor: Mrs Howkins CME . Chris Jenkins. Michele Wyble. Lori Soules. Chris Olsen; Kelli Delio. Shellie Tenned, Tommy Morrln. Coroline Mehr, Lynne Whrirenour; Lynn Toncredi. Eliso Shofer. Sondy Homilton. Kelly Decker, Anne Morie Whirry Advisor; Mr. Porenzo. COE Chris Zok, Llso Lurz, Diono Johnson Vicki Ricker. Liso Weorherwolks. Chris Kruk. Chris Perrosk. Srocey Willis. Pom Lowndes, Lorrie Fisher. Dino DeFlumeri. Advisor Mr Sisco CIE . Dove Mohrle. Morr Pechko. Bob Miller. Glen Compbell. John Cucinello. Chris Woop, Tom Ledwirh. Mike Schmidt; Chris Struck. Scott Kone. Bill Steenstro. Steve Snyder Advisor: Mr McCoppen 92 student life L PRICE 72 ITEMS ARE r' A'UlM CHECKS PAYABLE TO- CIHDY J, All Unde Final Sal Sidewall- Final Sal Holiday I • Exchang with Regi Layaway Due Ever v s' During her break or Grond Union Ann Morie Megole poses for o picture Dob Huizer goes to restock the shelves or Grond Union Heather Knechr ond Romon Rozos reom up to help o customer or Word s Phormocy Passing through the Butcher Shop ot AGP is Dill Lois. At Cindy Js. very busy Kothleen Kelleher finds time to smile for the comero Trocy Dostonte ond Michele Lemise cook up some trouble ot Burger King. During o free moment Lourie Deusinger ond Erinn Corroll straighten up the merchandise ot Den Fronklln. student life 90 If the schedule soys X-Day, BHS awaits the events... Lost spring. Jeff Thoxron left us in rears. In Ocrober. rhe Army Rock Bond from Forr Monmouth turned our to be o real crowd-pleoser. The Poetry Festival brought our rhe latent writing talents among BHS students os they listened to and were encouraged by Joon Boronow. The three — screen slide ond sound show from Campus Life, which focused on concepts of paradise this year, wos filled with excitement. The Young America Showcase entertained us with their music ond their skits. We can't omit rhe Talent Show put on by those gifted students right here or BHS. These ond other events, including pep rallies ond class meetings, provided o welcome breok in the routine. It is olwoys nice to miss third period . . . especially if you hove calculus. As Ms. Ciccorelli looks on. Joon Boronow reods some of her fovorire poetry. Jeff Thoxron tells one of his chilling bur true stories. Poet Joon Boronow talks with Mrs. Liddicoot. On Back to School Night. Donielle DlLuzio directs Mr. ond Mrs. Timmerman to their next closs. Kim Nesmith, Bob Monoco, John Elvis Pell- ingron, Sue Hollor. Bob Fovre. ond Danielle DelMouro present Jeff Thoxron with the sign they mode for him. The Army Bock Bond sings one of today's hits. 94 student life Introducing some of our mony Vorsity Foorboll ployers-Joson Swedin. Dove Sondermeyer. Ernie Gould. Sreve Groseibl. Mike Flnelli. Mike Roshoven, Roy Velez. Chris Copo. Tom Ledwith. The olumnl moke the Thonksgiving Doy Gome o speciol one by keeping the Bulldog spirit. Guess whor spirit week event won the portidpotion of Joson Mucklow. Groduotlon is one of the most speciol events of the yeor Free Fore's drummer shows his style of the preview concert in the gym. Rocking owoy. Free Fore ploys us the lorest hits. The Horvest Queen ond princesses receive the cheers of the crowd. student life 95 “Getting away Butler style... ” Toro Roleigh ond Julie Grody on rheir woy to the Merropoliron Museum wifh rheir French closs Towering over Rockefeller Center is rhe 1986 Christmas tree Kiro Struble imagines whot it would hove been like to steer rhe Intrepid, on onchored oir-croft carrier in New York City Preponng to go to Busch Gardens ore some OHS students who went to Williamsburg. Virginia in 86 A ship in Baltimore Horbor os seen from on observation deck These two chorocrers were o lot less impressed with us than we were with them. Don't you wish rhor you were or this tempting moll in Philodelphio? A horse ond buggy travel through rhe streets of Coloniol Williamsburg 96 student life Pops Concert wins APPLAUSE... The sopronos gofher round the piono ro sing The Rose. Do rhe Twist with rhe choir. Applouse' -rhe opening number or rhe Pops Concert. Elono Selferr occomponies rhe choir on rhe keyboord. The bond members concenrrore diligenrly on rheir music. Mr Dychek direcrs rhe bond or rhe Pops Concert. student life 97 “That’s what friends are for” Good music, good food, ond good friends! Ir will be hord ro rop this year's Senior Dinner. The class of '87 gathered together or the Regency House on March 11th from 5-9pm for on energetic evening of dancing ond fun. D.J. Rick Goldi set the mood with fast rock-n-roll ond romantic love songs. The seniors really got into it. doing the Congo, form- ing o chorus line of high-kicking beauties, ond going through oil the moves ro o favorite donee rune. Shout!' The Senior Dinner is o very special event. It marks the beginning of the festivities that will culminate with Graduation. Unlike the Prom, this night is for seniors only ond few come with dotes. Everyone donced ond changed partners throughout the evening. Amidst the fun ond happiness of the night wos that touch of nostalgia, os the seniors looked around or friends from whom they would soon be separated os they go on ro pursue different paths after high school. Dlone Campbell, o.k.o. Shorty.'' is o stand-out especially on top of rhe D.J.'s speaker. Stopping mid-action to pose for rhe comero ore Robyn Sonford, Joonn Myers. Michelle Flnelll. ond Dill Sreenstro. Pottle Benson. Donno Kisrler. Robyn Sonford. Joonn Myers. Julie Kovors. ond Doce Mogons form o circle of friends. Looks like Jololne Poppa ond Mike Schmidt ore having o good time. Although they ore smiling. Christine Olsen ond Lori Soules ore actually wondering how long they’ll hove to sir still. 98 student life Koren Sheehon ond Pot Cusock. Pom Lowndes ond Todd Doriso. Korrle Geveke ond Todd VonderHove. Jennifer Assonre ond Bob Hulzer get o lirrle closer.'' The couple mosr likely to keep In touch offer high school: Chris ond Toro Roleigh. Kim Nesmith. Steve Merusi, ond Danielle DelMauro prove Thor's whot friends ore for. Todd Doriso must be looking for some brownie points from Miss Bignell. Wotch out Cleopotro. here come Tommy Mor- tln ond Lourie Stirling. student life 99 “History Fair honors birthday of Constitution” Happy Birthday. Constitution was the rheme of this year's History Fair, the twenty-seventh such event. All sophomore history students were re- quired to submit individual projects related to the Notional History Doy topic, Liberty: Bights and Respon- sibilities. Several enthusiastic freshmen olso entered projects to earn extra credit in their social studies classes ond six juniors chose to combine projects with their required research papers. A distinguised panel of judges selected ten Best In Foir entries ond awarded six special commendations. Among the impressive presentations were Mike Finelli's Tools of Liberty ond Vinh Tron's portrait of Lincoln. The Jerseymen. directed by Mrs. Hoeflinger, worked hard on awards, planning, program, ond set-up, ossisred by eager volunteers from Miss Bignell's freshmon classes. Club members olso sold American flog lopel pins to visitors or the Foir, the proceeds going to the planned memorial for veterans of the Koreon ond Vietnam Wars. Preparing excerprs from Poor Richard's Almonoc is Tom Monica os Den Fronklln. Dorboro Timmerman helps Tom ger into his character. Srocie Doyd takes time out to look at on In- teresting project. Finding o lighter moment in the serious business of judging is Rondl Sokoloff. Dryon Hushon records the score owarded by Dr. Job. Pom Solvemini escorts Mrs. Job to judge another project. Mrs. Courtney shores her observations on the pro- ject with her Jerseymon escort. Heather Knechr. 100 student life “Wedding bells ring at BHS...” On o sunny April morning, nine BH5 couples walked down the aisle of the Butler Methodist Church. Waiting to con- duct the marriage service wos o smiling Father Jerry, of St. Anthony's Church, ond Reverend Olsen, pastor of the Butler Methodist Church. Observing the glowing faces, lovely flowers, ond beautiful dresses, if wos easy to forget that this wos only o ’'mock'' wedding ceremony, the culmination of weeks of study by Miss Bignell's sociology dosses on marriage ond the family in Americon society. The wedding ond reception that follows hove become o tradition that draws the eager participation of nearly one hundred seniors. Despite the hours of preparation required of Miss Bignell ond her students, it is on event none would choose to miss. This year, there were nine bridal couples, each accom- panied by o best man ond moid of honor. Musical accompaniment for the ceremony wos provided by Jockie Hinkey, Heather Knecht, ond Mr. Bychek. Included among the guests were the other sociology students, several faculty members, ond the families of the hoppy couples. The solemnity of the service wos in sharp contrast to the hilarity of the reception that followed. The buffer tobies were loden with goodies of oil types, prepared by the students ond their families. Highlights of the reception included the traditional coke ceremony, after which the floor wos onkle-deep in crumbs ond frosting, ond o slightly risque garter ceremony, strictly monitored by Chris VonGinneken's cautious mother. Greg Ebersole ond Sue Hollar exchange rings. Forher Jerry sronds wirh one of the nine hoppy couples, Jolaine Poppo ond Dill Durr. Moid of Honor Tommy Morrin wolks down rhe aisle oheod of Desr Mon Romon Rozos The Wedding Song is sung by Heather Knecht. ac- companied by Jockie Hinkey. Among the just-morrieds were Erinn Corroll ond Dove Sondermeyer. Vonesso Webster obviously took her role os mold of honor very seriously. Eric Hoyer escorted Erinn down the oisle. student life 101 Anthony Rubolotto ond cost Kothleen Kelleher (Rizzo) disploys her ideo of Son- dro Dee Louise Dibble (Sondy) sings her hopelessly devoted heort out. John Pellington ond Anthony Rubolotto reolly get into their ports. Joney Peorson shows Tom Monko whot she thinks of his April Fool's joke. 102 student life Greased Lightning strikes three times at BHS. .. Do o split, give o yell, throw o fit for old Rydell! — ond for the students who pur on their rendition of the '50's rock-n-roll musicol, Grease , April 2nd. 3rd, ond 4th. The more rheorricolly oriented or Butler seemed born to hond jive with their enthusiostic rocking, rolling, ond reeling on the sroge. Pink Lodies, leother jockets, ond well-oiled pom- podours oil found their ploce or Butler for on energy-chorged performonce. The production wos or rimes plogued by obsrocles, including il- lness omong cost members, lock of interest, o new sound system with the bugs’’ still in it. ond even Tom Monico's hockey injury. In the end, though, cost, crew, ond pit come together under the direction of Miss Belinfonte. Adding their expertise were choreogropher Joner Schneider, musicol director Lori DioNuzzo. ond technicol director Mr. Biemer. Both this year's leads were juniors, Joson Swedin os the greoser, Donny, ond Louise Dibble os the sweet ond innocent Sondy. Senior Kathleen Kelleher brought her tolents to the role of the rough Rizzo ond sophomore Tom Monico ployed Kenickie. The cost also included several other underclassmen, notably sophomore Kothy Pollozzl os Morty ond freshmon Anthony Rubolotto, who won the audience over os the guiror-picking Doody. BHS alumnus Jeff Heller mode o guest ap- pearance os Teen Angel. Two of the highlights of the show come from the sroge crew. Most notable wos the dromotic Jimmy Dean murol pointed by senior Victor Pollock. The famed Greased Light- ning cor wos designed ond con- structed by John Elvis Pellingron ond Dove Quine. Joney Peorson (Potty) throws herself on Joson Swedin (Donny). Christine Olsen-onother unsuspecting soul fooled by Tom's joke. Joson Swedin, Anthony RuboJotto, Kothy Pollozzi. ond Christine Olsen never stop octlng. Victor Pollock's dedication to Kothleen Kelleher-o murol of Jimmy Deon. John Pellingron prepores ‘the cor'' for its debut. student life 100 Warm weather brings out Butler’s athletes... Along with rhe chirping birds, rhe bloonning flowers, ond rhe sunny worm weorher, o sure sign of spring is rhe beginning of o new ourdoor sporrs season. Alrhough rhe yearbook wenr ro press before rhe firsr gomes were ployed, rhe promise of a srrongly com- peririve season was already generoring exciremenr. The crock of bar ogoinsr boll ond rhe umpire's coll ro “ploy boll mean rhor boseboll season has begun. In rhe holls of BHS, one heard rhe players rolking of whor rhey hoped would be o cham- pionship season. Burler aimed ro im- prove losr year's 7-13 record. The ream's srrengrhs were rheir posirive or- rirude ond rheir experienced players.’The experience will help ogoinsr opposing reams such os Vernon, Delborron, ond Pequannock, srored senior Scorr Srogner. Cooch Homilron looked forward ro fine performances from rerurning lerrer winners such os Scorr Srogner, Jim Pro. John Moresco, Jeff Whire, Ernie Gould, Sreve Groseibl, ond Ken Mojury. The sofrboll ream also planned ro build on rhe srrengrh of rerurning orhleres like Dono Morse, Danielle DelMouro. Julie Kovars, Karen Sheehan, Liso Shorrer, Eileen Morhews, ond Kim Nesmirh. The ream locked on ex- perienced pirching sroff bur rheir arrirude wos posirive, especially obour rheir im- proved defense. “We ore hoping ro im- prove os rhe season progresses ond we gain experience. srored Cooch Giles, rhe force behind rhe ream. Her op- rimism wos shored by rwo newcomers ro rhe Burler cooching sroff, Ms. Carolyn Dovies. J.V. cooch, ond Mrs. Morio Casciorra, who coached rhe freshmen. The 1987 Girls' Track Team wos olmosr enrirely new, os many of rhe oursronding orhleres groduored wirh rhe class of 1986. The spirit ond encourage- menr of Cooch Benne arrracred many new ream members, who blended well wirh rhe seven rerurning comperirors. Ms. Benne ond her ossisronr, Ms. Palaz- zone, said. ”Our main goals ore ro im- prove our scores or each meer ond ro improve rhe Technique. The cooches expecred srrong performances from All- Conference orhleres Trocy DeBlieck ond Cindy Solowsky. The Boys' Track Team faced o series of odjusrmenrs rhis year, including o new head cooch, Mr. O'Rourke. Assisred by Mr. Ron Corlson ond Mr. Ed Cord, Cooch O'Rourke challenged rhe ream wirh specific goals, including o .500 season. The ream began rebuilding, gerring off ro o good srorr wirh on impressive vicrory in rheir firsr meer ogoinsr Pequonnock. Coproins Todd Boriso. for disronce, Seon Mobey, for field evenrs, ond Scorr Johnson, for sprinrs, were responsible for leading rhe ream, physically ond menrolly. Their en- courogemenr inspired confidence in rhe new inexperienced ream members. Freshmen Todd Smirh ond Jim Hinkey showed promise os rhe season began. As rhe spring season began, Burler's golf cooch, Mr. Monocelli, wos on sick leave. However, Arhleric Direcror Fred Ingold organized o golf ream in an- riciparion of Mr. Monocelli's rerurn in rime for rhe comperirion season. The yearbook deadline allows only rhis brief coverage of rhe spring sporrs program. Some of rhe phorogrophs we've used were roken losr spring. Regrerrobly, we cannor acknowledge rhe achievement of rhese orhleres. We ore cerrain rhere will be many. Amy Plorrs swings tow. Srrerchlng before o meer is o common proctice for Kim Phinesmlrh. Purring power Inro his swing. Ernie Gould suc- cessfully hirs rhe boll. The Copralns of rhe 1987 Boys' Trock Teom: Todd Boriso. for disronce running; Scorr Johnson, for sprinrs: ond Seon Mobey, for field evenrs. r 106 spring sporrs Jeff White stretches to his fullest obility to cotch o high boll The 1967 Golf Team: Brett Boon. Jason Muck low, Kevin Holden. Chris Elveno. ond Pot Molinori Ken Mojury roces to reoch the plote before his opponent Dedication brings Kim Nesmith to practice, despite her hand injury lost spring. Trocy DeBlieck shows confidence in her smile spring sports 107 P 106 The 1967 Vorslty Doseboll Team : John Moresco. Cosey Shorter. Jim Pro. Gien Jankowski. Ernie Gould. Dill Fylstro. Jon dim- mer. Cooch Homilton. Scott Stogner. Dill Grozecki. Steve Groseibl. Jeff White, Ken Mo- Jury. Mott Lepore Senior reom members John Moresco. Jim Pro. ond Scott Stogner The 1967 J.V. Doseboll Team Tim Poulison, Tim Washer. Duone Reger. Mike Guinon. An- thony DiDiose. T.J. Dedell. Alex Toggorr. Cooch Jones. Dorrin Cosier. Shown Frowley. Pot Wolsh. Chris DePuyr. Lou Venro. Joe Norole. Worming up during procrlce Is Steve Groseibl. The 1967 Freshmon Doseboll Teom : Ron Markovich. Orion Moody. Drion Stockhouse. Joy Folrlomb: Tom Vonnotro. Greg Morhews. John Hirth. Jeremy Swedln. Orion Forschlno. Mike Stuiso. Rondy Indoe. Chris Troyono. Mike Dodds, Tim DePuyt. Don Chiossi. P. 109: Scott Stogner shows his dynomic form os he woils the boll into for left field Jeff White concenrrores on the boll. Swinging into season... 106 spring sports P. 110: The 1987 Vorslty Softball Teom : Kim Nesmith. Dono Schimpf. Amy Plorts. Kothy Sheehon, Eileen Mathews. Llso Shorter. Coach Giles. Koren Sheehon. Donielle DelMouro. Down Welond. Michelle Douernheim, Do no Morse. Julie Kovots Worming up on the sidelines is Korea Sheehon. The 1987 J.V. Softball Teom : Kelly Muldoon, April Miller. Shelly DeMortino, Korea Smlrh, Cheryl Polko. Jennifer Mosker. Ann Toggort. Debbie Yuhos; Cooch Dovles, Colleen Kober. Leonne Sltgreoves. Sondy Meode. Doro Flem- ing, Helen Quigley. Moureen Woop. Sue Hunt. Trocy Dosronre The 1987 Freshman Softball Teom Rito Doglon. Jennifer Morse. Kristlno Schmidt. Eileen Elvln. Amy Romeo. Dlno Kovots. Cindy Nlper; Monko Modine. Jennifer Gorrett. Kristine Henderson. Erin Heine. Soro Quonr. Christy Nesmith. Llso Ackerman. Cooch Cosciotro P. Ill: There's no woy thor boll is getting post Donielle DelMouro Senior teom members Julie Kovots. Kim Nesmith. Dono Morse. Korea Sheehon. Llso Shorter, Donielle DelMouro. Eileen Mothews. A quick out by returning vorslty ployer Amy Plotts 110 spring sports spring sports 111 On the track of victory... The 1987 Boys' Track Teom Roy Velez. Por McGrorh. Todd Boriso. Seon Mobey. Roman Groure, Scorr Johnson. Bryon Welngorten; Ed LoNeve. Morr Molloy. Russell Bongs. Crolg Copuro. Ed Horrlson. Crolg Bernier, Rich Eustic, Mike Polmlerl. John Awod, Mork Polmleri, Mike Dolce. Jim Hlnkey. Morr Viero. Cooch O'Rourke. Cooch Corlson. Mike Lee. Todd Smith. Brian Meier. Bill Hoffmeisrer. Steve Kldo, Kevin Mulvoney. The 1987 Girls' Track Team Morio Dekorso. Jessico Zock. Cindy Spognolo. Cindy Solowsky. Kim Rhlnesmlrh. Cooch Benne. Melisso Burns. Tino Ronchi, Elono Seifert. Joonn Kessel. Debbie Polmlerl. Jeonnine Boucher. Cooch Polozzone. Kelly Bortley. Michele Koyne. Melisso Kunz. Lyn- do Noipower. Trocy Ruether. Dono Deutsch. Fo- blenne Cholupt. Senior Todd Boriso stretches out before o meet. Cooch Benne gives Cindy Solowsky some pointers on form for the jovelln. Cindy Spognolo gets o friendly” assist from her cooch In loosening her shoulders for the discus. Cooch O'Rourke shows Todd Boriso his times. 112 spring sports Combining energy with enthusiasm. Scon Johnson throws oil his strength into the jovelln. Looking oheod to the finish line. Ginger Schlegel onricipotes o good roce. Som Vivino's face shows the effort he puts into his throw. A sorisfled smile is the result of Seon Mobey's discus throw. A quick worm-up prepores Todd Boriso ond Som Sommon. 'Photogrophs token in Spring, 1986.) spring sports 113 Blue and gold are the colors of fall... ” Fall sports season opened with o burst of enthusiasm. A positive pep roily created on encouraging atmosphere within the school. The opening success of the field hockey and football teoms wos on uplifting experience. The 'bulldog'' marched proudly into the season. This years field hockey team, coached by Ms. Denne ond Mrs. Woop. wos small in number bur big in overoll performance. The girls, led by captains Dono Morse ond Grerchen Rubel. proved their strength ond endurance by upsetting Whippony Pork 2 — 0 ond ad- vancing to Group II Section Semi-Finols. They lost to powerful Pequonnock, the eventual store champion. In addition to working effectively os o ream, the quick stick chicks also sported several outstanding players. Among these were Dono Morse ond Amy Plorrs, named to the All — Con- ference First Team, ond Nicole Lang- bein, Trocy Scherer, ond Grerchen Rubel. named to the Second Team. Pot- tie Denson received on honorable men- tion. Sparked by their victories, the team’s enthusiasm ond drive supplied them with o winning season of which they con definitely be proud. The football ream opened with o burst of enrhusiosm ond success os the team recorded their first victory in over a year ogoinsr o sturdy Pequonnock ream. Despite the dreariness of the day, the players' spirits were never damp- ened os the Bulldogs dominated the gome from the outset. Jeff White ployed on excellent gome os he rushed for 169 yards ond ron for two touchdowns. Mike Moresco scored the lost touchdown, completing o surprising 20 — 7 win over the Panthers. The team wos held together by senior captains Mike Roshaven ond Orion Monks, os well os Jeff White ond Cosey Shorter, who undoubtedly become the outstanding players on the Bulldog ream. The ream’s skills ore nor reflected in their record, os they tackled o hard fought season ogoinsr rough competitors. Head Cooch Jones opinion of the overoll season wos very positive. He commented, There con be no ques- tion that we hove mode strides in the right directions. Through much adversity, our football players hove worked en- thusiastically to improve individually ond os o ream. The boys’ cross country ream entered their season with high spirits this year. Coached by Mr. R. Homilron, the team split their record by winning nine meets ond losing ten. The injury to the ream’s number one runner, Bob Post, weakened the team, bur Mike Frey ond Bob Finduro mode outstanding contribu- tions ond helped give the ream their competitive edge. The girls' cross country ream, although very young, wos also very determined ond eager to win, under the able cooching of Mr. Borry. Even though the ream wos rested repeatedly by the Delborton course, the girls ocheived o winning seoson of 9 ond 5. The outstanding runners included Trocy DeBlieck. who achieved o fourth place finish in the store sectional oil-conference meer, ond Tino Ronchi, who received honorable mention, oil-conference. The team worked to improve their stomino ond endurance, which wos evident in their winning seoson. Using spirit os o prominent energy source, the soccer ream wos never short on enrhusiosm this year. Under the direction of Coaches Vogel ond W. Hanisch, the ream improved their skills from lost year ond kept up their positive attitude. The soccer ream strived to work together effectively os o ream without emphasizing individual ployers. They were in on extremely competitive league this year, ploying such op- ponents os Pequonnock, Woyne Volley. Morris Catholic, ond Modison. The team's hard work ond endurance were prevalent this yeor. Due to their out- standing teamwork, they con reflect upon their seoson with pride. Butler's gymnosrics ream wos o positive point on the foil sports scene. Coached by Miss Polozzone, these agile girls persistently aimed for higher goals. With captains Eileen Mathews ond Toro Raleigh, the team competed with o show of spirit. The result wos o 3 ond 5 record. However, os Cooch Polozzone noted, the record was not always in- dicative of the girls’ talent. Grueling practices ond concentration were in- strumental in reoching the goal of breaking the overoll team record. Determination, hard work, ond rolenr were the keys to the highest ever team score in the history of the sport here or Butler, on 87.95. A third ploce finish in the Conference Meet highlighted the end of the seoson. Strong performances come from seniors Eileen Mathews on the vault, bars, ond beam; juniors Down Weland on the beam ond floor, ond Nicole Fournier on the vault; ond sophomore Mory Bleignier on bars ond floor. Nicole's vault broke the school's record, with on impressive 8.3. Other outstanding achievements were Down Welond's fourth ploce win on the balance beam ond Eileen Mathews' fifth ploce vault or the All — Conference meet Finolly, recognition wos given to Down Welond. who wos named to the Second Team All — Conference for balance beam ond Eileen Mathews, who received honorable mention. The sports seoson turned out o lor like the autumn weather — some dismally disappointing days ond some delightful- ly pleosont ones. p. 114: Fons still show despite the cold Spirits never dompen. p 115 Deep concentration is the key to suc- cess for Nicole Fournier Butler's Vorsity Footboll Teom owoits introduction. Russ Anthony shows Ns vorsity form. Aren't you glod you're not ot the bottom of the pile? Tracy DeBlieck runs to All — Conference honors. Despite injuries. Bob Post stonds by his teom Butler's girls fight their woy to the top foil sports 115 'Tackling a season full While the Butler teom blocks. Jeff White doshes down the field with the boll. Blocking for Mike Roshovens kick is Cosey Shorter Hustling over the pile — up with the boll is Jeff White l9ftb Varsity Cheering Squad Erinn Corroll. Koren Sheehon. Lourie Romeo. Korrie Geveke.- Chris Hollenboch. Debbie McCleon, Joonn Myers. Donielle DelMouro. Kim Nesmith: Bridget Oc- chipintl. Troci Grof. Tereso Rozo 116 foil sports of tough opponents... R? v 4-)_- 3f ■5- .y tV Vl tC «A339S77afi. j' 1966 Vorslty Foot boll Teom Chris Ledwith Mike Doming Mike Guenon An- thony O Oose. Lorry Tedeschi Chris Smith Soon Mobey Done Vestdyk. John Moresco Shown Frowley Chris Howard Todd Oorlso Loo Vemo Croig CopotO Ed Morrison Hoy Velox Ale Toggon Rob Conwoy Mort lepo-e Ken Mojury Chris De Puyf. Rich Eusnc. Por MoUnon Scott Fnedmon ErK AlheKJt Pool Nye Cooch T Momilton Erk Dierxius CM Groxecki Mike Lowndes Cosey Shorter Romon Groore Ernie GoukJ Jeff White Steve Groseibl Kevin Holden Russel Bongs. Tom Ledwirh. Cooch Jones Chris Copo Orton Monks Mike Quinn Mon MoMoy Herb Tork. Mike Roshoven Dove Sondermeyer Mike Fmeili M.ke lovino Joson Swedin Scott Srogner Tim Wosher Glenn Jonkowski Eric Hoyer Ed loNeve Oon Ooteiii Mike Roshoven Vorslty Coptoln Onon Monks Vorslty Copton Cheering Coptoln Lourie Romeo poses with the bulldog Tokng rime out to pose for o picture ore Vorsiry Cheerleoders Dndget Occhipinti Korn Geveke Joonn Myers Debbie McCieon ond Trod Grot Vfh o look of deternNnoton Cosey Shorter conies the boll downfiekJ foil SpOfTS 117 “Spirit beams through a record-breaking season... 1966 Gymnastics Team : Cooch Polozzone. Trocey Ruerher Leonne Sltgreoves Cheryl Keizer. Kristina Schmidt. Liso Ackermon. Alison Scott — mgr.. Lynn Wy- ble. Dono Rolelgh. Stephonie Ponyko. Mory Dleignier. Down Welond. Nicole Fournier. Leigh Sobo. Dono Schimpf; Erlnn Corroll. Kim Nesmith. Julie Grody. Eileen Mothews. Toro Roleigh Coptoins Eileen Mothews ond Toro Roleigh with Cooch Polozzone Doing o hondstond on the bolonce beom. Nicole Fournier shows her strength ond stobiliry Mory Dleignier flies through the oir with the greatest of eose. Leigh Sobo performs her routine os Eileen looks on Swinging on the uneven bors is Eileen Mothews. 116 foil sports 19S6 Boys' Cross Country Team Croig Bernier. MiKe Frey. Brlon Hozelron.Bob Post. Scon Kopiysz. Ron Bowen. Bob Flnduro. Rolph Kesenheimer. Horry Hollor. Cooch Homllron Senior Bob Post runs on of frock'rive roce' 1906 Girls’ Cross Country Teom Jessico Zock. Kothy Pollozzl. Tino Ronchi; Soro Quont. Trocy DeBlieck. Corol Ann Conley. Kothryn Show. Colleen Kober. Cooch Borry Moking every step count. Bob Flnduro runs o strong roce. Butler girls line up for the stort of the roce With o smile. Kothy Pollozzi ond Tino Ronchi poce eoch other to o successful roce With determinorion. Croig Bernier molntoins o strong position, followed closely by Mike Frey. foil sports 119 “Quick stick chicks take Coprolns Dono Morse ond Grerchen Rubel with Cooch Denne 1966 Varsity Field Hockey Team Julie Kovots. Dono Morse. Lourle Stirling; Donno DlLouro — mgr.. Donno Kisrler. Amy Plotts. Nicole Longbeln. Trocy Scherer, Dyon Kisrler — mgr.. Cooch Denne. Grerchen Rubel. Portie Denson. Doce Mogons, Joonn Kessel. Korhleen Sheehon, Foblenne Cholupt. 1966 J.V. Field Hockey Team Christy Nesmith. Joy Hollar. Shelly Gollogher. Kimberly Von Dlorcom; Jeonnlne Ooucher. faro Gherordi. Michelle DeMorrino, Jennifer Morse. Fobienne Cholupt. Cooch Woop. Moureen Woop. Kristine Henderson. Melisso Durns. Sue Hunt. Cindy Solowsky. Korhy Sheehon rokes the boll down the field. Dorrling it out with o member of the other reom is coproin Dono Morse 120 foil sports it to the States... ” Julie Kovots ossisrs Nicole Longbein in get- ting the boll owoy from the other reom. With much persistence. Gretchen Rubel ond Kothy Sheehon ore oble to overcome the opponent. J.V Coptoins Moureen Woop ond Sue Hunt with Cooch Woop Brushing up on their techniques ore Donno Kisrler ond Nicole Longbein. During the pep roily. Lourie Stirling shows her enthusiastic school spirit foil sports 121 “Competition s a kick... John Show moves in on the boll. With the help of Joyson Rome. Chris Roleigh sets up o kick. Stopping for o pose ore Cooches Honisch ond Vogel with team coptoin John Morchiondo In o final struggle for o gool is Honh Phom Following through on o ploy. Russ Anthony holds off Modison ployers. 122 foil sports Moking o srop. John Morchiondo purs his whole body inro ir. The inrensiry of rhe sport shows on Cooch Vogel's foce. With o powerful kick, Chris Ellxson orremprs ro moke o successful ploy. On rhe run ro block o ploy is Ken Pollozzi Wirh undying dererminorion. rhe Butler reom defends ogoinsr Modison 1986 Soccer Team Eric Dunn. Honh Von Phom. Robert Monaco. John Morchiondo. Jim Losee. Phil Word. John Awod. Cooch W Honisch. Mike Dolce. John Lokuro. Tri Le. Terence Spencer. Dove DeVoney. Woyne Hoos. Cooch Vogel. Erin Whirry. Chris Roleigh. Ken Pollozzl. Joyson Rome Korl Fluerrer, Russell Anthony. Duone Reger. Kevin Colloghon. Mike Dolce. Jim Losee. ond Joyson Rome worch rhe morch orrenrively. foil sports 123 ii--a competitors '' onfront the winter T- : I While winter is nature’s cold and lifeless season, it is olive with diverse ond heated sports competition here or Butler High School. This year’s first sprinkling of snow led to anxiously owoired school closings, postponement of exams, turtlenecks with wool sweaters, ond BHS’s ski team. No . . . it wos not o rumor . . . after o three-yeor hiatus. Coach Hoeflinger, now assisted by Coach Woop, re- established the Butler High School ski team. Rugged practices in freezing temperatures helped prepare this young team. However, facing its first competition in three years, the nervous skiers looked to their enthusiasm for motivation. Outstanding effort wos the hallmark of the season from the open- ing competition to the final race. With o positive outlook, both the boys’ ond girls' teams were successful in their opening competition, the boys’ ream shocking the conference with o second ploce victory over seven schools. The Butler ski rocers sent o team to the Annual West Milford Giont Slolom In- vitational. Consisting of Chris Woop, Dove Bosefski, Brondon Gee, Mike Quinn, Russell Bongs, ond Roy Velez, the squod compered ogoinsr fifteen of New Jersey's best racing teams, finishing with on impressive fourth ploce. Butler's solid effort wos headed by senior Chris Woop's overall eighth ploce finish in on experienced field of ninety rocers. Determination ond support from the coaches resurrected Butler's ski racing team. Although Chris Woop wos the on- ly member with previous racing ex- perience, the team's performance wos exceptional. Cooch Hoeflinger concluded that he wos pleased with the team, ond his main interest wos to revive the skiing program or Butler High School.’’ Most athletes hove hod some ex- perience in their sport prior to high school. This is not true of fencing. For these athletes, high school participation is their first exposure to this ancient ond demanding sport. The fencing team consisted of three squads: sober, epee ond foil. The sober coptoin wos Romon Rozos, the epee coproin John Show, ond Mike Eddy wos the foil squod coptoin. Led by ream coptoin Romon Rozos, the fencing ream went on to finish the season with a commendable 3-5 record. This record could not hove been possible without the heod cooch, Mr. K. Honisch, ond assistant cooch, Mr. R. Ken- nedy Carpenter. The participants worked well together os o team, bur there wos also much emphasis on in- dividual performance. Cooch Honisch wos well owore of how hard his ream worked. As the season began, the prospects of o win- ning season were promising. We won our first three meets; victory was within our grosp! However, our momentum slowed down ond the remainder of the season wos o struggle. Certain in- dividuals did stand out, those being John Show ond Romon Rozos,’’ com- mented Cooch Honisch. Short on height, bur long on en- thusiasm’' is on apt description of the girls' basketball team. The season got off to o slow start but picked up midseoson with o double overtime win over Modison. This hord-eorned triumph boosted the team's confidence ond foreshadowed their crowd-pleosing vic- tories over Verono ond West Milford. A season record shows the wins ond losses in numbers; if never displays the level of enthusiasm ond determination of the team. These qualities, os well os excellent positive attitudes, bolstered the spirits of the Butler ream. Coach Giles wos proud of her team. She said, “Although our record is not outstanding, we hove shown steady improvement os the season progressed. The reom is young ond the future looks bright. Our confidence is building.’’ The reom took the court under senior co-capfains Jockie Hinkey ond Gretchen Rubel, os well os returning starter ond oil-conference ployer, Amy Plorrs, who proved to be o valuable asset ond wos heavily counted on by her reom. You've got to want it” could be the motto for ony sport, but it's especially true for wrestling. Demonding strength of body, mind, ond spirit, the stiff com- petition challenged Butler's finest to o fulfilling season. Never satisfied, Cooch Vogel inspired Butler’s wrestlers to achieve their goals of improving the quality of their individual ond team per- formances ond to complete the season with o 500 record. Strong efforts by senior coproins Mike Roshoven ond Todd Boriso, and underclassmen Mike Logon, Seon Mobey, Seon Olsen, Phil DePolmo, Dove Morhews. Bill Tirri, ond Joe Quigley yielded o successful season. The season began with encouraging fourth-place finishes by DePolmo, Olsen, ond Roshoven, third-place finish by Mobey. ond Mike Logon's first-ploce vic- tory or Butler's Christmas Tournament. At the Kirtatinny Tournament. Mike Logon placed fourth. Dove Morhews third, ond Seon Mobey second. Finally, Kevin Feeney overcome o difficult op- ponent to achieve fourrh-ploce at the County Tournament. With o young ond inexperienced reom, anything is possible. This wos proven by BHS's own bowling team. Success come eorly for rhe Butler bowlers, defeating lost year's cham- pion, Possoic Volley. Cooch Davenport guided the reom, os they soon over- come their inexperience ond scored on impressive high reom gome, 957 pins. The highlight of rhe season wos their second-ploce standing in the conference. Tim Poulison, with rhe highest overage, Jeff Stewart. Ginger Schlegel, ond Brian Stockhouse bowled on outstanding season, with Tim Poulison, Jeff Stewart, ond Brian Stockhouse receiving Second Team All-Conference awards. Their individual efforts were key ingredients, helping rhe reom to excel. Butler's bowling team offered o sur- prising season. Primarily underclossmen. rhe bowlers, under much pressure, learned to become o reom. As o result, they experienced rhe thrill of success, ond hove much to look forward to next year. When asked why he ployed, one of this yeor's varsity basketball players replied, Because it's my favorite gome. I've ployed for nine years ond I reolly enjoy it. This wos probably true for most of rhe teom. Held together by senior coptoin John Moresco, whose experience ond ability were important assets, rhe reom olso counted on Jason Swedin for quick re- bounding ond consistent scoring ond on Alex Toggorr for his steadiness on the floor in setting up the offense. The varsity bosketboll teom wos coached by Mr. Aug, who commented that rhe reom would improve os inex- perienced players gained varsity court rime. The highlights of the season were rhe well-deserved 58-55 win over Pompron Lakes ond rhe 40-36 victory over arch-rival. Modison. As winter snows melted ond the winter sports season come to o close, rhe athletes looked bock on their trium- phs . . . ond missed opportunities. Then, firmly setting those experiences aside, they began rigorous preparation for the strenuous spring season. Vorsify players Todd VonderHove ond Joe Norole go offer rhe rebound ogoinsr o rough Pequonnock reom. Seon Olsen orremprs ro gain rhe odvonroge ogoinsr his opponenr. The J V bosketboll cheerleaders do rheir porf from rhe sidelines. Cooch Giles sers up gome srroregy wirh her reom Dill Porr’s fine form wos losr ro rhe reom due ro on injury eorly in rhe season. Anrhony Figoro is one of several freshmen fencers perfecring rheir skills. 124 winrer sporrs winter sports 125 “Getting to the point... The 1967 Fencing Team : Anthony Figaro. Jennifer Boldt. Mike Kruk. Kelly Lydon, Diono Miller. Joonn Hoffmon. Gene Hiller. Philip Word. Jim Macintosh, Chris Poland. Dovld Rozos. Joel Keller. Kristine Brough, Scott Dilzer. Trocy Assonte. Denise Cusock. mgr.. Robert Ackermon. Mike Eddy. Rich Keller. John Show, Romon Rozos. Rodney Boiley. Steven Joseph. Cloyton Lust, ond Cooch K, Honlsch; Romon Rozos. teom coptoin. John Show, epee coptoln. ond Mike Eddy, foil coptoin. pose for o picture. Jennifer Boldt shows fencing Isn't just for boys; Cooch Honisch gets Mike Eddy. John Show, ond Romon Rozos psyched up for o fencing meet. Cloyton Lust disploys his fine form. John Show defends himself ot o fencing meet. 126 winter sports “It's all downhill from here... Seniors Doce Mogons ond Chris Woop were reom leoders Despire rhe cold, Cooch Woop followed through on her commitment to the team. The experience of Chris Woop reolly showed on the icy slopes 1987 Ski Team Moureen Woop. Amy Roush. Dono Schimpf. Erin Whltry. Heather Dilzer. Nicole Longbein. Doce Mogons. Kim VonDlorcom. Roy Velez, Jimmy Hinkey. Brondon Gee. Keith Plott. Chris Woop. Dove Bosefskl, Russell Bongs. Cooch Hoef linger Swift maneuvering gives Dove Bosefski thot winning edge Mike Quinn challenges the slopes ot Hidden Volley. Moureen Woop tokes o proctlce run. winter sports 127 The 1967 Boys' Versify Doskerboll team Pot Cusock. Alex Toggort. John Moresco. Lou Vento. Chris Copo,- Cooch Aug. Bob Finduro. Todd VonderHove. Joe Notole. Joson Swedln. Scott Johnson. Steve Merusl; John Moresco surpasses his opponent os he dribbles down the court. Todd VonderHove displays his excellent form os he goes up for o jump shot. Todd VonderHove shows his quick move by eluding his opponent 126 winter sports On the rebound... The 1967 Boys' J.V. Bosketboll Teom Jeremy Guenrer. Mike Driscoll. Lou Venro. Mike Deusinger, Jeff Borna. Donny Botelli. Cooch Colello. Pot Walsh. Mike York, Mike lovino. Scort Johnson. Doug Groendyke. Did you moke if John? Poised ond reody to take his shot is Joe Norole. Arm ond orm ond neck ond neck with his opponent is Jason Swedin. Attempting to increase his team's score is Chris Copo winter sports 129 The 1967 Girls' Versify Bosketboll Teem Korhy Sheehon. Grerchen Rubel. Julie Grody; Donno Klstler. mgr. Down Welond. Cord Ann Conley. Amy Plorrs. Shelly DeMorrino. Cindy Solowsky. Cooch Giles Arrempring o foul shor is Amy Plorrs. The 1987 Girls' JV Bosketboll Teem Cheryl Polko Dorl Morrinko. Cindy Niper. Kelly Muldoon.- Sue Hum. Kris Henderson. Debbie Yuhos. Ann Morie Toggorr. Trocey DeBlieck. Cooch Dychek; Coptoin Grerchen Rubel ond Cooch Giles pose for o picture. Grerchen Rubel orremprs o shor os the crowd cheers her on. “Three cheers The Vorsity Dosketboll Cheering Squad Dennie Muscorello. Debbie McCleon, Korrie Geveke. Tereso Rozo. Jennifer Gorrerr. Dridger Occhipinti: Troci Grof. Melisso Dorns. Liso Ackermon. Trocey Morrell; The Junior Vorsity Dosketboll Cheerleaders : Kerry Ulios. Lynn Wyble. Jeonnine Doucher. Jennifer Mosker. Dono Roleigh. Aimee Pormenter. Down Kunzig ond Doro Fleming: Dosketboll Cheering Cooch Mrs. Sosson rokes rime our to pose with rhe bulldog. Corol Ann Conley bottles with rhe opponent for rhe boll. Vorsity Dosketboll Cheering Coptoins ore Korrie Geveke ond Dridger Occhipinri; Dosketboll ployers use teamwork to get rhe boll from the opposing team. for basketball... ” You have to want it... Vornty Wrestling Cheetleoder Don.e� e DiloJlO Amy Romeo Ehnn Corrot Stephone PoAykO Chrtttlne HoHenbOCh Moty CMe ' Lowhe OeuvAget Trocey Ruerher K iyKoopp Che� yt KeHer ToddDorno Coocb Vogel M ke Roshoven The j.v Vretrling Teom j.m Norgno Croig Defter Mike Palmier. Mo-h Wong Rob tovre Chr Smith Qry0n Shofer Cooch Vogel Joyson Rome Chris Roiegh Cosey Shotrer Otion Mooki Mott Molloy Rich £irt«C Mike Fmelk. JoiOA MiXklOw J.V Wrestling Cheerleodeu Knsrino SchtTKJt CoAdy Ove-houdr Legh Sobo Meiiio Kunj Ono Kovon Kim Reno ConceAttoiiAg on the motch l� Cht.jRo eigh The i967 Vorsiry Wrestling Teom PNl OePoimo Seon Oi a M,ke logon 0 eAOoA MuMn Todd Oortso Chris Role.gh Joe Quigley Kevin Feeney Pool Nye M e RojhoveA SeonMobey Oove Morhewj Cooch Vogel Nor P ru'eo-0 � i Ten 132 winter sports Using srrengrh ond speed. Todd Boriso hopes ro overcome his opponent to obroin his ulrimore goal, the pin,- Cooch Vogel ond Mike Roshoven wotch intently from the sidelines. A pin is in sight for Seon Olsen; Deep concentration will eventually reverse Brendan Mullin s plight winter sports 133 Right up their alley... ” Vorsity Dowling Team Dill Porr. Cooch Davenport. Dill Lois. Drion Stockhouse. Roy Greig. Tim Poulison. Ginger Schlegel. Jeff Steworr. J.V Dowling Team Steve Dush, Cooch Dovenport. Ginger Schlegel. Mike Koto. Dill Lois. Chip Dlouvelr Dill Lois sets up for o strike. Dowling for o high score is Dill Porr; Coproin Dill Porr ond Cooch Dovenport 134 winter sports 1986 Freshmon Football Team Kevin Mulvoney, Bon Markovich. Tom Frank; Anthony Figoro. Tom Vonnotto. Mike Dodds. Todd Smith. Greg Mathews. Billy Hoffmeister. Chris Troyono: Cooch Hoeflinger. Joy Foirlomb. Mike Stuiso. Tim DePuyf. Mike Polmieri. Mork Polmieri. Cooch Creon. Kyle Post. John O'Neill. Bob Smith. Brod Plott. Dove Dunkirk. Jeremy Swedin. Mott Viero. Don Chiossi Cooch Hoeflinger. Bob Smith. Kyle Post. Cooch Creon. 1967 Freshman Basketball Team Teddy Gorrohon. Joy Foirlomb. Brian Meier. Greg Mathews, Dove Dunkirk. Bondy Indoe. Mike Dodds. Joe Venro. Bob Smith. Cooch Sweeney sports 135 “Against all odds... Just when you think Butler High School is completely empty ond you decide to rest your mind ond turn on The Cosby Show . o dim light glows in the corner of the basement of BHS. Here, you con hear unceasing chatter ond smell the oromo of pizza ond borbecue-style potato chips which lurks within the corridors. The in- truders ore the dedicated members of the yearbook staff. Persistently fighting to beat strict deadlines, the staff works to finish o job which is never completed The Nugget stoff is guided, befriended, ond fed by their ad- visor. Mrs Sokoloff. Editors ore Stacie Boyd. Student Life. Chris Ellen Cunningham. Clubs ond Ac- tivities. Mario Delcorso ond Liso Honnemonn. Sports. Scott Dilzer. Faculty. Kiro Struble, Underclasses, ond Elono Seifert, Seniors. They were assisted by staff members Trocy Bosronre. Chris Hollenboch, Michelle Finelli. Vic Meier. Vonesso Webster, Tino Ronchi, ond Fisun Yuksel. Student photographers included Sondy Me ode, Joloine Poppo, ond Kim Roso. Rondi Sokoloff wos the data entry specialist, working with Phred. the new IBM computer used to prepare the yearbook for publication. All yearbook work wos completed during ofrer-school hours, often keeping the staff hard at work until 9 or 10 PM. The Business Staff, supervised by Mr. Potenzo. prepares the adver- tising section of the yearbook ond is responsible for soles ond distribu- tion. Semo Yuksel handled the stu- dent ods, Anne Morie Whirry. the business ods. ond Lori Soules wos in charge of soles ond accounts The business editors were assisted by the School Store staff. Patience ond persistence ore the necessary ingredients for deal- ing with people ond obtaining the volumes of information needed Creativity, diplomacy, insomnia, couroge, ond good digestion ore essential traits for oil staff members in the struggle to create o book that will win the approval of o very critical audience Com- pliments ore few ond complaints ore many So what keeps the stoff going? Enthusiasm, self- sotisfoction. ond food! answers editor Elono Seifert. Finally, after countless hours of laboring (ond eating), the Nugget is completed-just in time to begin next year's issue. The job is done when forever ends. 136 clubs ond activities p 136 Is rodoy reolly fhe deadline? asks on exosperared Vonesso Webster Nugget 1967 Editorial Doord Elono Seifert Scott Dilzer. Srocie Ooyd. Chris Ellen Cunninghom, Liso Honnemonn. Kiro Struble. Morio Delcorso: Srocie Boyd plons her poge Our freshly pointed office, newly computer equipped, in o rare moment of organization p 139 Appearing deceptively colm os deodline opprooches ore Elono Seifert ond Liso Honnemonn Computer Doto Entry Specialist of work-Rondi Sokoloff This job con drive you right up o tree Nugget 1967 Dusiness Staff Irene Vitale. Lori Soules. Semo Yuksel. Anne Morie Whirry. Soroh Horbinsky. Jon Rimmer. Kelly Decker. Todd Boriso Doce Mogons Cigdem Yuksel. Joson Swedin. Roman Graure Roy Heywong Is this whot happens to you ofter six hours in fhe yearbook office. Morlo? Nugget 1967 Editorial Staff Scott Dilzer Kiro Struble. Liso Honnemonn Chris Cunninghom. Srocie Boyd Mono Delcorso. Elono Seifert. Trocy Bostonte. Vonesso Webster. Vic Meier Sondy Meode Fisun Yuksel Christine Hollenboch. Michelle Finelli Joloine Poppo clubs ond activities 139 “Creative writing at its best • • • ft Shombella Mory Stripeikis. Chris Cunninghom. Cheryl Dubuque. Michelle Finelli. Joloine Poppo AnnMorie Buonpasrore. Vonesso Webster, Kris Mohoney. Rhondo Gorgo. Chris Hollenboch. Liso Morscholl. Lindo Frorello. Tonyo Brozowski. Audrey Connoro. Advisor: Ms. Ciccorelli Selected students join the creotive writing doss or o poetry reading, the Art Boord looks ot goldenrods: AnnMorie Buonpostore. Joloine Poppo. Cheryl Dubuque. Chris Cunninghom; Ms. Ciccorelli works on submirrol folders with Vonesso Webster ond Michelle Finelli Writers find many avenues . . . Butler High School Is the source of three publications-Shombello . The Dork . ond Nugget Eoch gives students the opportunity to use their writing skills ond proctice o voriety of journalistic techniques Shombello is Butler High's literory mogozine It is o yearly publication containing the poetry ond literory works of Butler's students Under the direction of Ms. Cic- corelli. the creotive writing closs assembles the mogozine which is then printed by the Production Graphics doss supervised by Mr. Drellck Editors for Shombello '87 ore Joloine Poppo for the Art Boord ond Vonesso Websrer for the Literory Boord The Dork . our school newspaper, hos mode great progress this year. A new mostheod ond o change of formor to o four-column loyout updoted The Dork's style Stoffed by students in the leadership program with Mrs. deWool's supervi- sion. the newspaper tries to explore on orroy of Issues. This yeor's editor is Jockie Hinkey The tedious rosk of setting copy on the composer wos hondled by Eileen Mothews. with printing done by Mr. Drelick ond his closs. The Nugget hos been the title of Butler's yearbook for more than sixty yeors. This yeor's sroff consists mainly of juniors, with o few seniors ond one sophomore. Becouse yearbook is purely on extro-curriculor odivity. staff members ond their od- visor. Mrs Sokoloff. devote many lore night hours to creoring o successful onnuol. Their efforts ore supported by the Business Sroff. supervised by Mr Potenzo 140 clubs ond octivities “The voice of the Bulldog ft The Dork liso Honnemonn. Jockie Hinkey. Sue Muckle: Srocie Boyd. Julie Kovors. Morio Delcorso. Eileen Morhews; Elono Seifert. Rich Keller, Joyson Rome Advisor: Mrs deWool Julie Kovors prepores her ortide for the next deoline. Rich Keller. Jockie Hinkey. ond Mrs deWool discuss ideos for the forthcoming issue. Srocie Boyd. Elono Seifert, ond Liso Honnemonn sort ond stock popers for distribution clubs ond ocri vities 141 Numerous orgonizorions of Durler High School provide the services rhor help ro keep rhe school running They olso reoch beyond rhe wolls of BHS ro provide service ro rhe communify The Norionol Honor Sociery is rhe orgonizorion which recognizes ond commends srudenrs for ex- ceprionol ocodemic. exrro-curriculor. ond service records. Miss Goil Dignell is rhe odvlsor ond Sue Muckle is serving os rhis yeor s presidenr Ofher of- ficers ore vice-presidenr Julie Kovors. secrerory Irene Virole. ond rreosurer Mike Eddy For Chrisrmos. 1986 rhe Honor Sociery. rhrough donorions from srudenrs. foculry, ond locol cirizens. provided needy fomilies wirh dorhing. food, ond goily wropped roys. The Society's members olso work rhrough rhe Guidonce Deporrmenr ro moke ovoiloble ruroriol services ro srudenrs who need ond requesr such help Members rook odvonroge of rhe enrhusiosm of rhe crowd or rhe Thonksgiv- ing Doy foorboll gome by selling colorful foil cor- soges. rhe proceeds designored ro supporr rhe on- nuol inducrion ceremony ond dinner for new members ond rheir fomilies held or rhe Regency House in Moy Eoch yeor. on Honor Sociery member is offered rhe opporruniry ro orrend rhe Presidenriol Clossroom in Woshingron. D C. The 1987 delegore wos Sue Muckle Sfudenr Council, odvised by Mrs Sherger ond Mrs. DePolmo. serves os voice of rhe people, ro offer srudenrs on opporruniry ro porricipore in rhe decision-moking process. This yeor's officers were Mike Noipower, presidenr. Do no Morse, vice- presidenr. Dridger Occhipinri. secrerory. ond Joyson Rome, rreosurer. The Council runs rhe refreshmenr srond or oil home foorboll gomes ond sponsors our school moscor. rhe mighry Bulldog They olso orgonize rhe Freshmon Sociol. Horvesr Boll ond royol comperirion, closs ond Council elec- rions. This yeor. rhe Council olso brought rhe Free Fore Concert ro Butler An onnuol service project Is the Senior Citizens' Chrisrmos Porry. o golo event orrended by hundreds of locol residents. The Newcomers' Club is o newcomer to BHS rhis yeor. rhe broinchild of guidonce counselor Mrs. Klum. Irs objective is to ossisr srudenrs new ro our school wirh informorion ond friendship Mony srudenrs lock o sense of identify when rhey first come ro o new school, which is virol The Newcomers Club will help them find rheir ploce in Butler High School The Rodio Club produces the Butler High School Morning Show, supervised by Mrs. Liddicoor Eoch morning, club members bring us rhe norionol on- rhem ond leod rhe Pledge of Allegionce. before bringing us the doy s onnouncemenrs. speool events, ond musicol selection The TV Club pro- duces the Durler High School Reports progrom oired monthly over UA-Columbio. This fifteen minute summory of perrinenr informorion obouf school octiviries gives students rhe chonce for o honds-on experience in television production, us- ing modern equipment ond techniques, ossisred by rheir odvisor. Miss Belinfonre. Donielle DelMouro enjoys ploying hosress ro some friendly guests or the Chrisrmos porry. Disguised os our foirhful Bulldog is Dione Compbell: Checking out rhe podium before rhe Freshmon Closs elections ore Jennifer Morse. Mork Polmieri. ond Sohini Choudhuri. Among rhe eoger competitors for Junior Closs offices were Romon Groure. Debbie McCleon. Roy Velez, ond Kim Roso. Sondy Meode does her port ro support the reom ond rhe Honor Sociery sole by purchoslng o corsoge from Sue Muckle ond Eileen Morhews 142 clubs ond octiviries Sroge Crew is onorher virol service orgonizotion under the direcrion of Mr Biemer These hord- working students spend many ofrerschool hours constructing sets for the onnuol School Musicol They olso provide rechnicol ossistonce throughout the year both doytime ond evening, for ony events held in our ouditorium. Students ore tromed to operore lighting ond sound equipment ond rhelr contributions ore virol ro the success of ony production Eoch of the high school's offices is stoffed with o group of students oppropriorely colled the run- ners. These hordy souls spend most of their study periods serving os the beorer of ridings, usually bod They corry notices from school odministrorors to dossrooms oil over the building They olso per- form o voriety of clerical tasks The AVA Office en- joys the services of only two loyol ossistonts, who help Mr. Biemer keep our equipment functioning ond in the honds of the faculty members who hove requested it. The Librory enjoys the efforts of o group of students who process books, reshelve moreriols, repoir domoged items, ond generally moke themselves useful. There ore mony woys to serve here or BHS ond. os these photographs show, mony of our students hove mode themselves o port of the service organizations “There’s always a way for Butler’s students to make themselves useful” Meeting parents at Bock-to-School Night are Stu- dent Council members Denise Polmieri ond Mor- tho McKinney; The Thanksgiving Doy Flower Sole become o group effort, including Mike Eddy. Grer- chen Rubel. Julie Kovots. ond Sue Muckle. Selling Refreshments at the gome ore Dina Kovots, Britt Schnorr. Mrs Sherger. Mike Noipower. Mrs. DePolmo, Joyson Rome, ond Kristino Schmidt clubs ond ocri vities 143 “Butler High School Reports • • • tf TV Club Rondy Indoe, Bryon Hushon. Brion Meier; Joney Peorson. Donno Mozzoro. Irene Virole. Kim Roso. Chris Hollenboch. Anrhony Figoro. Audrey Connoro: Denise Polmieri. Steve Kido. Anrhony Rubolorro Advisor Miss Bellnfonre Radio Club Vonesso Webster, Mrs, Llddicoor, Jeff Sreworr, John Cucinello. Gretchen Rubel. Chris DePuyt, Chris Roleigh. Audrey Connoro. Kim Roso. Advisor : Mrs. Liddicoot. “The ITIorning Show... ” 144 dubs ond octivities “Guess who wants you... “Pleeeeeeeze can I change my schedule?” Attendance Office Runners Dono Roleigh. Colleen Kober, Nicole Alviene. Kothy Sheehon. Lynn Wyble. Mory Bleignier. Louise Dibble. Sohinl Choudhuri: Tommy Ghozonfor. Michelle Douernheim. Cindy Solowsky. Jennifer Wotson. Lisa Joretsky. Donielle Deutsch, MoryBeth Cormon. Nicole Vonder Heyde. Debbie Polmieri. Barbara Timmermon. Kiro Struble. Trocy Bostonte. Mortho McKinney. Alison Scott. Korea Smith. Kim Rhinesmith. Noncy Scholl. Cindy Skof. Guidance Office Runners . Ann Morie Megole. Kelly Conklin. Noncy Scholl. Potty Stukenborg. Lori Benitez. Alison Scott. Lyndo Gurrell. Kelly Muldoon. Louro Warner “Sure beats study hall... High School Office Runners: Eileen Morhews. Cigdem Yuksel. Fisun Yuksel. Brian Costro clubs ond activities 145 Newcomers Club Tri Le. Joyce Whelon. Dione Whelon. Kim Rogers Kothie Weodock. Colleen Spooner Chris Tiboldi. Mrs Klum. Honh Phom. Roy Cozores. Vince Porrelli. John Pellington. Chris Howord. Dor Nguyn Fisun Yuksel. Noncy Orero. Doug Weston. Chris Roleigh. Louise Dibble Advisor: Mrs Klum Librory Aides Chorlie Neill. Som Meolo. Robert Ackermon. Lindo Frorello. Connie Henion. Alison Scorr. Denise Polmieri. Oryon Decker Advisors: Mrs Jonnicelli ond Mrs Poulo “Getting to know us... “They seek, they find flV aides... The newly computerized librory system meons thor John Cucinello needs his student number Audio-visuol Aides Mr Biemer. odvisor. Bob Post Charles Morkovich to check out o book. 146 clubs ond activities People-power, Butler style... Student Council Mike Noipower. Bridget Occhipinti. Joyson Rome. Dono Morse. Chris Raleigh, Cheryl Keizer, Mory Bleignier. Shelly DeMortino. Cigdem Yuksel. Mortho McKinney, Denise Polmieri, Erin Whirry. Leigh Sobo, Tommy Ghozonfor. Leonne Sitgreoves. Toro Roleigh. Tereso Rozo. Amy Roush. AnnMorie Toggort. Deboroh Yuhos. Erlnn Corroll. Jessico Zock. Kothy Pollozzi. Pom Hulme. Doce Mogons. Amy Plotrs. Lynn Toncredi. Kathleen Kelleher. Dyon Kistler; Sondro Ziegler. Debbie McCleon, Trocy Scherer. Jenny Morse. Condy Osterhoudt. Mike Logon. Donielle DiLuzio.- Llso Honnemonn. Trocy DeBlieck. Aimee Pormenter. Trocl Grof. Tino Ronchi. Donno Kistler. Morie Coprielion. Kiro Sfruble, Mork Polmieri. Joson Struble. Mike Finelll. Krlsrino Schmidt. Britt Schnorr. Melisso Kunz; AnnMorie Buonpastore. Amy Romeo. Down Welond, Gretchen Rubel. Jockie Hinkey. Sohini Choudhuri. Michelle Finelli. Eileen Elvin. Dino Kovots. Dono Roleigh. Stephanie Ponyko, Lyndo Noipower. Kevin Feeney. Melisso Fields. Donielle DelMouro. Sue Hollor. Kim Nesmith. Roy Velez. Romon Groure. Lourie Romeo. Koren Sheehon Advisors Mrs. Sherger ond Mrs. DePolmo. Kiro Sfruble ond Morio Delcorso nervously owoir their turn to oddress the doss. Vorsity Club Lourie Deusinger. Bridget Occhipinti. Joonn Myers. Paul Nye. Seon Mobey. Todd Boriso: Kim Nesmith. Donielle DelMouro. Debbie McCleon. Mike Lowndes. Mike Roshoven. Joe Quigley: Cloyton Lust. Gene Hiller. Jockie Hinkey. Julie Grody. Down Welond. Eileen Mathews; Jennifer Boldt. Kothy Sheehon. Amy Plotts. Donno Kistler. Julie Kovots. Joonn Kessel. Louro Kunz. Jimmy Pro. R.J. Ackerman, Carol Ann Conley. Roy Velez, John Show. Ralph Kesenheimer. Lourie Stirling. Doce Mogons. Nicole Longbein. Lynn Wyble. Leigh Sobo. Mory Bleignier. Scort Johnson. Chris Roleigh. Joyson Rome. Brion Hozelron. Croig Bernier: Korhy Pollozzi. Tino Ronchi. Trod Grof. Cindy Solowsky. Steve Groseibl. Eric Alheidr. Kenny Mojury. Seon Olsen. Som Sommon. Russell Anthony. Pot Cusock. John Morchiondo. Steve Merusi. Bob Finduro. Mike Finelll. Ernie Gould. Chris Copo. Romon Groure. Rod Boiley. Jessico Zock. Mike Logon. Trocy DeBlieck. Mike Eddy. Leonne Sitgreoves, Trocy Scherer. Porrie Benson, Chris DePuyt- Jeff White. Jim Norglso. Tereso Rozo. Toro Roleigh. Romon Rozos. Korrie Geveke. Todd VonderHove. John Moresco. Koren Sheehon. Lourie Romeo The Senior Citizens' Christmos Party is o worm experience for everyone, including Student Council helpers Aimee Pormenter ond Cheryl Keizer Letter-winners • • • “A diversity of academically oriented groups keeps Butler’s minds always thinking...” Students offend o poetry reoding in the librory; Robyn Fostiggi tries to get her homework done, despite rhot pesky photogropher Mr Rutzler shows Todd VonderHove the error of his woys.Lourie Romeo would much rother mug for the comero thon do her work History keeps Rich Keller's mind boggled; Koren Schultz ond Mike Nolpower receive much needed help from Mrs Korn 148 clubs ond activities Butler's brood voriety of ocrivities in- cludes mony orgonizorions rhot ore ocodemicolly oriented or course reloted Among those thot hove existed for o number of yeors ore the Notional Honor Society. Jerseymen. DECA, Com- puter Moth League, ond Moth League. There ore also several new groups such os the Internorionol Club ond the Academic Decothlon. The NHS headed by Miss Bignell is on organization of outstanding seniors who contribute their services to various worthwhile couses. The Jerseymen is o club which increases student awareness of history. Along with their advisor, Mrs. Hoeflinger. they participate in various hisroricolly-relored activities ond they help to orgonize the onnuol History Fair. DECA. which prepores students for the business world, provides the opportuni- ty for interscholostic competitions ond field trips to study various aspects of business. Advised by Mr. Potenzo, the group sells merchandise to finance their activities. The Inrernotionol Club, just formed this year by its advisor. Mrs deWaal. is on organization to expose students to vorious cultures ond trodifions. They plon to raise funds to contribute to overseos organizations like the Peace Corps. The Academic Decothlon replaced the High School Bowl teom. The odvisors, Mrs. Lid- dicoot ond Mr. Hamilton, along with other staff members, tutored the team on o variety of subjects ond skills in preporotion for o notional competition. The oreos included forensics, composi- tion, interviews, ond o written examina- tion on o brood range of topics, in- cluding economics, literature, fine arts, history, ond astronomy. Butler High School students con com- pete with other schools by porticipoting in two other orgonizorions. The Com- puter Moth League, advised by Mr Odenwelder. consists of odvonced com- puter students. They take notional ex- ams four times o yeor, hoping to achieve notional recognitiron for themselves ond the school. The Moth League, coordinated by Mr. Foerster. competes with other students throughout the state on o series of ex- aminations. The school with the highest number of points earned per ream is acknowledged ot the end of the yeor. The academic organizations or BHS provide students with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge. They con participate in o club reloted ro their in- terests or pursue o new one. Ir's amazing how orrenrive rhis doss become once rhe photogropher showed up: Joonn Myers shows how seriously she rokes her work. The Jerseymen meet in rhe evening or o member's home ro plon rheir ocriviries-ond eor o lor of greor junk food Poul Nye hopes rhor's jusr o friendly por on rhe bock for o good job on his ossignmenr from Mrs. Hoeflinger. clubs ond ocrivlries 149 Moth Leogue Sondy Meode, Trocy Dostonre. Amy Roush. Loro Scormozzo. Kiro Srruble, Mindy Hui. Denise Polmlerl. Nkole Fournier; Croig Dernier. Tim Poulison. MorK Wong. Jennifer Assonre. Flsun YuKsel. Llso Honnemonn. Mortho McKinney. Cigdem Yuksel. Joy Hui. Jeff SreworT, Llso Morscholl, Rich Keller. Dob Forley. Donielle DlLuzio. Sergio Godoleto, Scon Dllzer. Cloyton Lust, Eric Koerters. Vioor Meier. Donielle DelMouro. Chorlie Morkovkh. Gene Hiller. John Show. Romon Rozos. Mike Finelli; Dorboro Timmermon. Koren Smith, Srocie Doyd. Tommy Ghozonfor. Mott Lepore. Joel Keller. Down Welond. Dono Roleigh. Cheryl Keizer. Jessico Zock, Trocy DeDlieck. Aimee Pormenter; Mory Dlelgnier. Julie Grody. Gretchen Rubel. John Morchiondo. Mike Roshoven. Chris Gogg. Chris Roleigh. Sue Hollor. Ginger Schlegel Advisor Mr Foerster “The problem solvers... Academic Decothlon Elono Seifert. Morio Dekorso. Louro Kunz. Romon Rozos. Mrs. Llddicoot. Kiro Srruble. Down Welond, Kathleen Kelleher. Mr. Homilton: Sue Muckle. John Morchiondo. Amy Plorrs, John Show. Advisors Mr. Homilton. Mrs. Liddicoot. “The brainy bunch... 150 clubs ond activities “The keyboard masters • • • ft Computer Moth leogue : Tom Holl. Paul Nye. Billy Burt. Joel Keller. John Jocko. Mr. Odenwelder. Bryon Decker. John Beek. Megon McCracken. Brian Hozelton. Steve Merusi. Joy Hul. Russ An- thony. Eric Koetters. Lorry Schofer. Mike Eddy. Peter Ryczek. Advisor Mr. Odenwelder “Excellence... Honor Society : Vonesso Webster. Korrie Geveke, Julie Grody. Toro Rolelgh. Eileen Mothews, Irene Vltole,- Sue Hollor, Mike Eddy. Gretchen Rubel. Beth Monglnl. Julie Kovots. Jockie Hinkey. Donno Klstler; Mike Roshoven. Sue Muckle. Flsun Yuksel. Mike Noipower, Chris Rolelgh. Denise Cusock. Officers : Sue Muckle. President ; Julie Kovots. Vice-President . Eileen Mothews, Secretory . Mike Eddy. Treasurer. Advisor: Miss Bignell. clubs ond activities 151 “Cross-cultural adventure • • • ft Infernafional Club: Denise Polmleri. Aimee Pormenrer. Trocy DeBlieck. Cheryl Keizer. Mory Blelgnler. Korhy Sheehon. Tino Ronchi. Down Welond, Eileen Morhews. Mike Nolpower. Sue Muckle. Jockie Hlnkey. Mory Srripelkls. Cigdem Yuksel. Amy Plotrs, Dono Schlmpf. Amy Roush. Leonne Sitgreoves. Ginger Schlegel. Flsun Yuksel. Rich Keller. Heother Pfeil. Mor- rho McKinney; Donlelle DlLuzlo. Kim Roso. Loro Scormozzo. Joney Peorson. Jeonellen Heocook. Korhy Pollozzi. Col- leen Spooner. Undo Frorelk). Mindy Hul. Christine Tiboldi. Christine Hollenboch Officers Donielle DiLuzio. President . Kim Roso. Secretory . Christine Tiboldi. Treasurer Advisor: Mrs. deWool Jerseymen: Heother Knecht. Denise Polmleri. Rondl Sokoloff. Debbie Polmleri; Rich Keller, Chorlie Markovich, Eileen Morhews. Sue Muckle. Elono Seifert. Rod Boiley. Noncy Srogg. Srocie Boyd. Pom Solvemini. Cloyton Lust. Gene Hiller. Morlo Delcorso; Shelley Struble. Scott Dllzer. Leonne Sitgreoves. Llso Morscholl, Bryon Hushon. Scott Lust, Ed Heocook, Borboro Timmerman, Cigdem Yuksel. Fisun Yuksel. Mortho McKinney. Llso Honnemonn, Klro Stru- ble. Undo Frotello. Mrs Hoeflinger Officers: Heother Knecht. President. Scott Dllzer. Vice-President. Rondl Sokoloff. Secretory. Cigdem Yuksel. Treasurer. Noncy Stogg. Historian . Advisor: Mrs. Hoeflinger. “Helping history along... 152 clubs ond octivlties “Butler’s business world • • • 99 DECA: Kelly Decker. Anne Morie Whirry. Todd Boriso. Romon Groure. Soroh Horbinsky. Melisso Fields. Llso Jorersky. Jennifer Worson. Pom Sedlor. Porry Srukenborg. Mirch Reul. Michele Wyble. Tricio Kurer. Liso O'Lear. Leigh Sobo. Tommy Mar- tin. Mr Porenzo. Shellie Tenned. Kelli Delio. Sondy Homilron. Debbie Giles. Chris Jenkins. Lynne Whrirenour. Lynn Toncredi. Roy Heywong. Jon Rimmer. Lorie Soules. Eliso Shofer. Chrisrine Olsen. Coroline Mehr. Kevin Feeney. Mike lovino. Joson Swedin, Doce Mogons. Deono McDowell. Cigdem Yuksel. Officers Anne Morie Whirry. President. Kelly Decker. Vice-President. Melisso Fields. Secretory. Soroh Horbinsky. Treasurer; Todd Boriso ond Romon Groure. Historian Reporters Advisor Mr. Porenzo. Ideos flosh or o Jerseymen meering Chemisrry droins rhe mind of Denise Cusock. Furure compurer genius. Klro Srruble soys she only smiled becouse Scorr rold her ro. clubs ond ocriviries 153 “Students find many outlets for their talents and showmanship at Butler...” Jennifer Assonre led rhe morching bond os drum major ond returned ro her first choir for the concert season: The sophomore ploy feotured John Pellington. Rob Fovre. Down Kunzig ond Michelle Gollegon, Lourie Romeo rook first ploce specialty ocr with this donee number: Love come to the Outler stoge when boy (Vic Meier) met girl (Joney Peorson) Borboro Timmermon hides out in the choir room while the singers take o breok from reheorsol. 1966 Dondfront Vonesso Webster Melonie Leek, Pom Hulme. Sue Tirello. Trocie VonHouten. Rondi Sokoloff. Eloine Wieder. mgr. Annmorie Megole, Kelly Gormley. Troci Rhinesmirh. Pom Solvemini. Denise Cusock. Trocy Plosner. Heorher Knecht. Heorher Rodell, Shelley Struble, mgr 154 clubs ond activities The lights dim. o hush comes over the oudience. ond BHS's performing orrisrs take the stage. Whether it's the concert bond or choir, student musicol or tolent show, or the onnuol ploy competition, those up on the stage ore sure to be o hit. Students whose interests lie in the per- forming arts con find many outlets here or Butler High School. The exrro-curriculor ond course program include o brood variety of activities. For the musicolly- inclined, BHS offers o full marching bond schedule of performance ond competi- tion. The more coordinated omong us con find o place with our oword-winning bondfront. The choir meets on o doily basis ond performs for both the school ond the community throughout the year. Selected voices blend in the elite Good-As-Gold ensemble, performing o special program of more difficult compositions. The theatrically talented Butler stu- dent con join the Thespions, o club dedicated to the pursuit of the dromoric arts. These students work on skits ond role-ploying ond usuolly form the core of the costs for the onnuol ploy competi- tion ond student musicol. The more for- mal form of performance, public speak- ing, is o tolent developed by members of the Forensics Club, who also compete interscholostically. The students who porricipore in these activities ore omong our most dedicated, os eoch group requires many hours of hard work to yield o quality product. But work they do, ond their efforts hove enriched the years of BH5 for oil of us. The entire ensemble of the 1986 Ploy Competition; Gene Hiller tried to convince Chris Hollenboch to get off his back-she didn't listen; the bond not only performed or halftime but. with assisronr director. Miss Kunzle. were the football ream s number one fons,- the freshmen offered o new rendition of The Honeymooners ' featuring Brian Meier os Ralph ond Anthony Rubolotto os Norton. clubs ond activities 155 “fl noteworthy group • • • 99 Choir Robert Ackermon Deanno Assonre Jennifer Asionre Irocy Assonre I on Oenitei Kelly Oortley Srooe Ooyd Coaeen Orennon Poge Dresser Tonyo Oroiowsfu Melisso Ourns Mo� y Oeth Cor moo Corol Ann Conley Corhy Cron Mono DeKo'so lou-se Dibble Donno Dlouro Scorr Dn er Kelly Edwords Toro flnneron Jennifer Oorrerr Mory Gregory Sue Mommel Soroh Horbinshy She' Mosher Jeonenen Heocooh Con me Heruon. Gene Hiller Jockie Hnkey Jo Ann Hoffmon Chris HoJtenboch Mindy Hoi Aisheh Jofcx Sono Jofor Jennifer Konceijok flrch KeRe' Michoel Kimock Heorher Knechr MtcheNe Kober Kim Kopock Koren Kovors Down Kunxig Melone leek Kim levne Ctoyton lost Scon Lost Keiy lydon Oe� h Mongol Uso Morschofl Donno Moxxoro Anrsmone Megoie Vic Meer Do no MiHer Tom Momco. Noncy Ottoti J l PoUodino Korhy Po� oxx Debbie Po rr eri Denise Poimien Joney Peorson John Petllngron Shoron Phi Hips Trocy Plosner Pony floras K m Roso Krisren Run Pom Solwemint Ginger Schiegel Elono Seifert AAichene 5 ek leonne S tgreoves Koren Smith Crnby Spognolo Colleen Spooner Money Srogg Shelley Sr ruble Potty Srukenborg Kim Somon Chris Tibok Dor boro Tmmermon Sue Tirelo Kerry Ufcos. Trooe Von Houten I iso Ve th. jerwffer Worsen Leigh Weinstein Down Welond Diono Wheion Joyce W he ion John Wojteckt Good-As-Gold Soroh Horbrnsky, Berh Mongini. Borboro Timmermon. Heorher Knechr. Jockie Hinkey. Debbie Polmieri. Louise Dibble. fXomon IXozos. Rich Keller. Scorr Dilzer. Cloyron Lusr, Roberr Ackermon. “fl special sound... Concerr Bond Roberr Ackermon. Jennifer Assonre Greg Giocchi. Jockie Hinkey Bob Huizer. Cloyron Lusr. Debbie Polmieri. Kim fXhinesmirh. Romon fXozos. Cindy Spognolo Joe Yuhos, Trocy Assonre. Kelly Borrley. Poige Oresserr. Corhy Cron. Jennifer Konceljok. Kelly Lydon. Ron Morkovich. David fXozos. Anrhony fXubolorro. Amondo Skelding. Jomes Hinkey. Chris Poland Debbie Bleibrreu. Brerr Boon. IXob Conwoy. Morio Delcorso. Scorr Dilzer Bob Filo. Sergio Godolero. Soroh Horbinsky Dennis Herrzog. Gene Hiller. Mindy Hui. Michele Losenick, Vic Meier. Denise Polmieri. Joney Peorson. Kim fXoso. Elono Seiferr. fX.J Sharp. Chris Silono Koren Smirh. Kim Sumon. Joson Swedin. Borboro Timmermon. Sreve Von Volkenburg. Diono Miller Chorles Neill. Tom Pierce. Tim Solvemini “ITIaking a tuneful noise... 156 clubs ond ocriviries Good os Gold singers creore o mogicol Christmas moment. Cloyron Lust perfects his musical tolent. Nervous anticipation before o performance Down Welond. Kothy Pollozzi. ond Joson Swedin; The bond prepores to ploy Pomp ond Circumstonce for o grond senior sendoff Signs ond sounds of the holiday seoson surround rhe bond Concentration is the key to o perfect performance. Cindy Spognolo proctices to perfection. Dob Huizer anticipates the moment for o cymbol crash. A Christmos greeting brightens Dorboro Timmermans doy clubs ond activities 157 “A flair for the dramatic • • • ft Thespians Rondy Indoe Anthony Rubolotto. Anthony Figoro. Aimee Pormenrer Joney Peorson. Donielle DiLuzio. Denise Polmieri. Cloy ton Lust Down Kunzig. Mindy Hui. Kothy Pollozzi. Donno DiLouro. Dyon Kistler. Louise Dibble. Cothy Cron. Michele Gollegon. Morio Delcorso. Christine Hollenboch. Heather Rodell. Elono Seifert Miss Delinfonte. Christine Olsen. Orion Meier. Tom Monico. Joson Swedin. Steve Kido. Gene Hiller. Kim Roso. Deth Mongim. Dorboro Timmerman Advisor: Miss Delinfonte Forensics Christine Hollenboch. Kim Roso. Joney Peorson. Louise Dibble Sue Muckle Cloyron Lust Tom Monico. Deth Mongini Christine Olsen Advisor: Miss Delinfonte Thespian Officers Joney Peorson. President. Elono Seifert. Vice-President. Deth Mongini. Treosurer, Kim Roso. Secretory Gene Hiller ond Kim Roso shored the sroge during the onnuol Ploy Competition “Professionally speaking... 156 clubs ond octiviries “No applause for these stars... Stage Crew Mindy Hui. Jennifer Assonre. Denise Polmieri. Trocy Assonte, Donno Mozzoro. Debbie Dleibrreu. Oryon Decker Louis Beyer Cloyton Lusr. Borboro Timmerman. Charlie Morkovich. Tom Holl Gene Hiller. Eric Koerters Advisor: Mr Biemer Christine Hollenboch. Gene Hiller ond Louise Dibble stor in Chicken Little'. Romon Rozos shows his dromotic floir. Showing oil the excitement of opening night is leoding mon. Tom Monico; ' Good Evening, Butler, the Senior entry in the ploy competition, feotured Beth Mongini ond Cloyton Lust. Gene Hiller. Chris Hollenboch. ond Kim Roso offered their version of A Typicol American Family The bond olwoys mokes o spirited contribution, even out of uniform or the pep roily; Bond members Brett Boon ond Kim Rhlnesmirh relax outside the bond room, o fovorire hongout of BHS s musically inclined. clubs ond activities 159 Ryon Ackermon Eric Alheidr Deonno Assonre Debbie Bokerowski Russell Dongs Trocy Dosronre Lori Benitez Debbie Dlelbtreu Jennifer BokJt Michelle Dologno Bren Boon Tino Borell Trick) Borie Dovid Bosefski Srocle Boyd Glen Brown Tonyo Brozowskl Kevin Colloghon Audrey Connoro Dennis Coputo Rob Conwoy Chris E. Cunninghom Michelle Douernhelm Morio Dekorso Phil DePolmo Christopher DePuyt Donielle Deutsch Louise Dibble Erk Dletzius Don no DiLouro Scon Dilzer Michoel Dolce Cheryl Dubuque Roben Edlond Chris Elveno Roben Forley Kevin Feeney Rob Fllo Nkole Fournier Bill Fylstro 162 juniors Sergio Godoleto Pomelo Gosse Tommy Ghozonfor Debro Giles Ernie Gould Troci Grof Romon Groure Dill Grozecki Mory Gregory Douglos Groendyke Steve Groseibl Woyne Ho os Juniors... almost, but not quite the top! Juniors! Wow! We finally mode if ro upperdoss srofus. One srep oway from seniorhood. As upperclassmen, we will never sir through onorher marking period of health. We now only hove 3 days of gym o week, in- stead of every single doy. You start noticing o lot of people obsenr one doy and returning the next with o driver's license in hand. The junior condy sole hod awesome results ond raised enough money to provide us with o terrific ond unforgettoble junior-senior prom. Ordering ond receiving class rings really gave us the feeling of moving up. The only thing we dreod is the start of looking, deciding, ond applying ro colleges. The end of junior year is the first of the lasts. This June is the lost time we'll leave DHS knowing we'll be bock in September. The courtyard con be o ploce for silly things, os Liso Morscholl demonstrates juniors 163 Uso Honnemonn Soroh Horbinsky Dennis Herrzog Gene Hiller Joonn Hoffmon Kevin Holden Chris Hollenboch Keith Holster Becky Hopper Mindy Hui Pomelo Hulme Fronk loco vino Jill Inderrleden Michoel lovlno John Jocko Uso Joretsky Scott Johnson Glno Kone Scott Kopiysz Mike Koto Rolph Kesenheimer Joonn Kessel Mike Kimock Kelly Knopp Michelle Kober Eric Koetters Koren Kovots Trick) Kuter Nicole Longbeln Michele Losenkk Sue Lee Michele Lemise Mott Lepore Jim Losee Mike Lowndes Seon Mobey Kris Mohoney Ken Mojury Chorles Morkovich Llso Morse holl 164 juniors Dove Mot hews Debbie McCleon Deono McDowell Potrlck McGroth Mortho McKinney Sondy Meode Annmorle Megole Victor Meier April Miller Jomle Moiey Jason Mucklow Jim Norgtso Llso O'Leor Seon Olsen Noncy Otero Noncy Ortoti Frontz Ozonlc Kenneth Pollozzi Denise Polmlerl Joney Pearson Ellzobeth Pfuhl Mark Philhower Shoron Phillips Keith Plott Amy Plotts Brod Post Dovld Quine Dono Poleigh Kelly Ponkln Mitchell Peul Arnold Plley Jon Plmmer Cesor Pomero Tlno Ponchi Kim Poso Leigh Sobo Pomelo Solvemini Trocy Scherer Dono Schlmpf Ginger Schlegel Juniors 165 Chris Sciuro Pom Sedlor Elono Seifert Robert Shorp Michelle Slek Chris Silono Leonoe Sitgreoves Cindy Skof Koren Smith Jeff Stewort Mory Stripeikis Klro Struble Mork Struble Shelley Struble Potty Stukenborg Kim Sumon Joson Swedin Alex Toggort Andy Toy lor Lorry Tedeschi Jeonerte Timor Dorboro Timmermon Vinh Tron Roger Utter Donold VonOrden Steve VonVolkenburg Roy Velez Lou Vento Steve Vlvlno Nicole Vonder Heyde Jenniffer Wotson Michoel Wotson Bryon Weingorten Down Welond Jeffrey White Jerry Yodlce Angel Young Cigdem Yuksel Sondro Ziegler Jessico Zock 166 juniors Cindy Solowsky, rhlnklng reol hord. Junior Clou Officers; Roymond Velez, Leonne Slrgreoves, Jesslco Zock. ond Romon Groure So this is where they keep rhe yearbook editors between rhe deodlines Tino Dorell. Dono Rolelgh. Nicole Fournier, ond Scott Johnson trying to cook in Home-Ec doss Making good use of o free moment is Mario Delcorso Victor Meier ond ony number of people “This doss is sooo boring.' -Kim Roso Noncy Otero ond Liso Joretsky always reody to pose for rhe comero juniors 167 Steve Ackermon Nicole Alviene John Doll Jeffrey Borno Kenneth Dorrett Doniel Botelli John Beek Dovid Benitez Christine Benson Crolg Bernier Holly Bionchi Mory Bleignier ■ Sophomores... neither here nor there There comes o rime in every high school student's life when one reolizes one is nor o freshmon anymore. But then another thought arises. One is not on upperclassman either. Where do the Sophomores fir in, ond whot could they possibly accomplish? Their primary accomplishment would be to survive the year ond become upperclassmen. Bur along the woy, the Sophomore class set ond reached goals while moking their mark ond memories in Butler High School's spirited history. Their enthusiasm ond energy wos displayed os the Sophomores sold Christmas items which totaled over $4,000. The top three sellers were John Pellingron, Liso Veith, ond Scott Gabriel. This ac- complishment set o pattern of achievement for the energetic Class of '89 It s much too long o story for o photo coprion Ask Kothy Sheehon or Debbie Yuhos for the derolls 166 sophomores Kevin Bond Jeonnlne Boucher Colleen Brennon Kris Brough Gory Bruce Stephen Bush Scott Corney Roymond Cozores Foblenne Cholupt Poul Clsowskl Joel Cootes Kelly Conklin Corol Ann Conley Dorrln Cosier Kimberlle Deon Trocy DeBlleck Dovid Devoney Mkhoel Deusinger Anthony DlBlose Donielle DiLuzIo Heorher Dllzer Moureen Doerle Kenneth Dorsett Mkhoel Driscoll Christopher Ellxson Richord Eustic Robert Fovre Mkhoel Finelli Toro Flnneron Doro Fleming Debro Fletcher Shown Frowley Scott Freidemon Jonine Furlno Scott Gobriel Michele Gollegon Jomes Gilmortin Dorrln Gorgo Roymond Grelg Jeremy Guenrer Mkhoel Guinon Lyndo Gurrell Susan Hommel Edword Morrison Sheri Hasher Jeonellen Heocook Robert Henderson Horry Hollor sophomores 169 Christopher Howord Melisso Huber Sue Hunt Bryan Hushon Michele Joworskl Cheryl Keizer Joel Keller Colleen Kober Kim Kopock Adrienne Krzykwo Down Kunzig Melonie Leek Chris Ledwlth Michael Lee Kim Levine Mike Logon Cheryl Losee Scott Lust Richord Mohorg Dori Ann Mortinko Jennifer Masker Don no Mazzaro Melisso McDaniels Chrlstlno McGroth Kerry McGroth Robert Mehr Som Meolo Diono Miller Joe Mollnori Robert Monoco Thomas J Monica Ron Monks Trocey Morrell Kelly Muldoon Brendon Mullin Scott Nodrotowski Joe Notole Dot Thonh Nguyen Cheryl Polko Kothy Poliozzi Srephonie Ponyko Timothy Poullson Aimee Pormenter John Pellington Heather Pfeil Tom Pierce Trocy Plosner Helen Oulgley 170 sophomores Mlchoel Quinn Duone Reger Trocl Rhinesmith Kim Rogers Amy Roush Krtsren Runz Peter Ryczek Drod So bo Timothy Solvemini Alon Sontee Loro Scormozzo Brlon Scholl Lorry Shofer Kothleen Sheehon Rodney Sherrer Cosey Shorter Mlchoel Slek Ronold Silvius Chrisrlon Smith Rondl Sokoloff Terence Spencer Colleen Spooner Jonet Struble Annmorle Toggort Timothy Toylor Christine Tiboldl Suzonne Tlrello Williom Tlrri Herb Turk George VonArsdoll Kim VonBlorcom Tommy VonOrden Uso Veith Porrkrk Welsh Louro Worner Timothy Wosher Kothleen Weodock A Leigh Weinstein Denton Weston Roy Wetzel Erin Whirry Mork Wong Moureen Woop Beverly Wyble Lynn Wyble Mike York Debro Yuhos Shoron Zoleski sophomores 171 Sophomore Closs Officers Mike Logon. Erin Whir ry. Aimee Pormenrer. ond Srephonie Ponyko Michele Goilegon shows rhor even on underclossmon con enjoy the courtyord on o worm summer doy Show these kids o comero. ond everyone wonts to get into the picture Chuck Neill listens orrennvely ot o Sophomore closs meeting Tom Monico stoys in chorocter even off sroge os he points o fhreorening finger ot Elvis. Ron Monks contemptores the shope of things to come Srephonie Ponyko. Cheryl Keizer. Erin Whitry. ond Mory Bleignier roke odvonroge of o free moment 172 sophomores r Q. dsfcj 't Freshmen... Ronold Bowen Poige Breserr Kelly Bortley Chorles Blouvelr Williom Boon Liso Cohlll Morle Coprielion Kevin Cosrro Sohlni Choudhuri Donold Chlossl Jr Cofherine Cron Liso Ackermon Ano Aloyo Trocy Assonre John Awod Freshmon yeor wos o yeor of odjusr- menr. Becoming freshmen meonr going from rhe insulored grommor school world ro rhe ’sophisricorion of Butler High School. Scampering from class to class, dodging those enormous upperclassmen, we wondered if this high school life ever got better. Gradually, offer the humiliation of the pep roily, after rhe embarrassment of walking into the wrong classrooms on rhe first day of school, offer mastering rhe great maze of the B.H.S. lunchroom, rhe freshmen got into the swing of things ond fir right in here in Butler We hod o successful catalog sole ond raised S 1.000 for our class. Finally we were ready to move onword ond upward ro sophomore yeor. Eric D Agon Woyne DeGroff Shelly DeMorrino Timorhy DePuyf freshmen 1 3 Dono Deutsch Mike Dodds Dovld Dunkirk Eric Dunn Eileen Elvln Shown Ezzo Joy Folrlomb Anrhony Flgoro Kim Fisher Jolno Flynn Orion Forschlno Kevin Fox Tom Fronk Jessica Fretdeman Jeff Fry Potty Fy Istro Shelly Gollogher Teddy Gorrohon Jennifer Gorrett Rlto Gherordi Kelley Gormley Chrisropher Gryszkln Amy Homllron Erin Heine Kristine Henderson Connie Henlon Jomes Hinkey John Hlrth Billy Hoffmelster Joy Hollor Debbie Huho Tlno Hulme Rondy Indoe Brion Jocobus Jennifer Konceljok Michele Koyne Steve Kldo Ginger Kinsey Dlno Kovots Michoel Kruk 174 freshmen ■ Melisso Kunz Trl Mlnh Le Jim Ludnskl Kelly Lydon Jim Moclnrosh Monlco Modlne Kevin Mohoney Amy Monfredo Ronold Morkovlch Christopher Mortlno Greg Morhews Doug McDowell Orion Meier Kurt Mlhiel Renee Mlllrello Orion Moody Jennifer Morse Kevin Mulvoney Dennie Muscorello Lyndo Nolpower Renee Nouto Christy Nesmith Cindy Niper A Ion O'Leor Johnny O'Neill Jomle Openhym Condy Osterhoudt Steve Polmer Mork Polmleri Mike Polmleri Mike Pechko George Petrosk Hollee Pfuhl Drod Plon Chris Polond Sondy Post Wllllom Prezlosl Soro Quont Heother Rodell Chris Royfield freshmen 175 Kristi Recktenwold Donno Riehl Amy Romeo Dovid Rozas Anthony Rubolorto Trocey Ruether Jason Russo Richord Schipmon Kristino Schmidt Britt Schnorr Bryon Shafer Kothryn Shaw Jill Shultis Mork John Sillsbury Amanda Skelding Robert Smith Todd Smith Susan Solowsky Liso Soules Brion Stockhouse Jason Struble Nicole Struble Michoel Stuiso Jeremy Swedin Christopher Troyono Joseph Turk Kerry Ann Ulias Thomas Vonnotto Cheryl VonRiper Dovid VonVoorhis Joseph Vento Alex Vereschogin Matthew Viera Phillip Word Williom Wenzel Glen West Michoel Whritenour Dione Wieder Steven Wilson 176 freshmen Krlsrlno Schmidt, Amy Romeo. Dlno Kovors. ood Lyndo Noipower or o doss meeting. Rondy Indoe looks Interested In whor he Is leornlng Rich Schlpmon ond Mike Dodds enjoy B.H.S's computers. Kelly Lydon finds something very omuslng. Freshman Class Officers Dino Kovors. Amy Romeo. Krlsrlno Schmidt, ond Mork Polmieri Freshmen John Hirrh ond Kevin Mulvoney ore really having fun or the Freshmen Social Do you really think you're getting my picture? Jeremy Swedin. Jim Moclntosh. don't try to hide, we still con tell who you ore! Is English doss really that interesting? Jeff Fry freshmen 177 THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF BUTLER Extend Congratulations from the Residents of Butler to the Class of 1987 Claude Post — MAYOR COUNCIL Joseph Falkoski Joseph Connell Richard DePol Doris Siek Morijone Brondou Patricio Scott John lonnocone BOROUGH CLERK Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1987 On behalf of the Residents of the Borough of Bloomingdole Anthony Groziano, Mayor Council Members Dolores Barrett — Vincent DeNike Robert DeLozier — Ermie Molinori Charles O. Heine — Walter Struble Susan Williams — Borough Administrator Mildred C. Bird, Borough Clerk 181 miCHELLE — Our Little Girl — Then, Now, Always Love ITIom — Dad — mike — Chris — y Trouble Too Dear Megan: Thank you for being such a unique individual! We are so proud that you chose to follow your own ideals and goals. You are the best. Love, Mom, Dad, and Heather Yesterday, life was such an easy game to play. Yesterday came suddenly. We wish you all the happiness life has to give. We love you, Mom Dad 180 Congratulations Lynne! You hung in there until you got the job done and we’re all so very proud of you. We knew you would do it! Much luck and lots of love from us all. Mom, Jeff, Mike, Nan, Pop, CJncle Rock and Unkie • ( Sema. No matter where you go and what you do. success will follow ... so keep that sweet smile — You have a lot to look forward to. Love Mom. Dad. Ertan. Handan. Gokham. and Grandma — GRETCHEN — Always . . . Keep Smiling. Exploring new trails and Improving your finesse! Love. Mom and Rudy Congratulations Graduates Paul and John Wenzel JIM Little boys can catch. Love, Mom and Dad My, How You’ve Grown! We Remember When . . . With All Our Love and Prayers For Your Future Successes And Happinesses . . . Love Ya, Mom. Dad, Laurie, Debbie. Billy, Brian, and Bratina Congratulations Christine! We are so proud of you. Good Luck. Love Always, Mom. Dad and Michael Ann Marie, Happiness is getting to know and love you. We are proud to have you for our daughter and sister. Love, Mom. Dad. Wayne 165 OCR HAT S OFF TO YOU E CONGRATULATIONS MOM. DAD. GILLY. BRI, GRANDMA S POPS KARRIE YOU STILL HAVE THAT CERTAIN SMILE. CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE. MOM AND DAD Congratulations Denise, on all your achievements. You are a lovely young lady. I am so proud to be your mother. I love you, I like you. and I wish you a bright and happy future. With Love and Pride MOM CONGRATULATIONS ANTHONY VIERA YOU’VE MADE US VERY PROUD. WE WISH YOU HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS. LOVE. MOM AND DAD 166 CONGRATULATIONS LAURIE. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU AND LOVE YOU VERY MUCH. DEAR LAURIE ALECIA ROMEO WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU! KEEP DANCIN’! LOVE MOM AND GRUM LOVE MOM, DAD. AND AMY Danni, you will always be our Little Cheerleader. We love you and may you always be happy. LOVE MOM, DAD, AND PAULINE STACEY Congratulations and best wishes for a bright future full of love and happiness. Remember I'll always be there. Wishing you a healthy, happy, and successful future. The best to the class of '87. MOM 187 It LOVE AND PRIDE ARE ONLY A SMALL PART OF WHAT I FEEL FOR MY BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER. CONGRATULATIONS JOANN ALL OUR LOVE AND BEST WISHES FOR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE. MOM, DAD, BEV, AND DENISE DEAREST ELLA-ERBER JUST BE HAPPY!! LOVE ALWAYS, MOMMY, DADDY. BOBBY Congratulations Beautiful, have a wonderful life. Much love and pride. MOM AND DAD CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS PETRASK WE WISH YOU HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS. LOVE MOM, DAD, GEORGE. KEVIN. 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