Butler High School - Nugget Yearbook (Butler, NJ)

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The thought of four years passing right by us without our realizing it is a scary one. Remember Freshmen Orientation — in September of '84 — it seems like yesterday. Suddenly there were a zillion new people to meet, and a huge new school to find our way around. Some of us still can't Find room 228! From that very First day all we ever wanted was to be seniors . It seemed so very far away; we thought we'd die wait- ing. The anticipation grew as we progressed through sophomore and jun- ior year. And then in a flash, it came ... and went. Learning and growing up to- gether in these vital years have made us special to each other. Will you ever for- get the quiet girl in English class who always had an extra pen? Or the boy who never shut up and always managed to sit right behind you? Precious mem- ories will last forever; others will soon fade; some will haunt you in your sleep. Memories, reinforced by facts and im- ages looking back at you from these pages, won't let you forget how we came to be what we are. September '84 — last freshman dass that had to stand and sing the Alma Mater at the Pep Rally. The J.V. Basketball Cheering Squad of '85: Kim Rosa, Chris Hollenbach, Debbie McClean, Trad Graf, and Tracy Scherer. Nicole Langbein swings for a homerun. Maria Delcorso and Elana Seifert chat in the band hallway after school. 4 Prologue

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Donna DiLaura and Nicole Langbein cheered on the wrestling team. Barbara Timmerman has been a loyal sax player since freshman year. The photographer shocked Michelle Dauemheim. Tracy Bastante, Cindy Solowsky, and Debbie Bleib- treu showed off the '84 styles. Lunch was the high point of Matt's day. In-depth chemistry discussion by Pam Salvemini, Kira Struble, Janey Pearson, Lisa Hannemann, and Maria Delcorso. Dawn Weland gave it her all at the freshman elections. Sean Mabey was caught in action at his freshman baseball game. Prologue 5