Butler High School - Rebel Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Editor’s Letter Dear Friends, This year our staff chose to have as our theme our new S. R. Butler High. Since this is our first year in the new school we based the whole book around it. The school has been a great pleasure to all of us this year and we are very proud of it. We tried to fill the 1968 REBEL with fond memories of this year which meant and always will mean very much to each of us. Our new school has given us many advantages that will mean very much to us all through our lives. Each and every one of us calls it ours and in this REBEL we tried to portray just this. In this way we want to show our ap- preciation to every person who made it possible for us to have the best high school in the city. We want to especially honor the Seniors this year as being the “first” graduating class from the new school and we hope this book will always remind you of one of the most important years of your life. To the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen we hope this book will hold a fond record of your high school years and the pride you share of being a The REBEL staff would like to thank our friends, students, faculty, and especially our English advisor, Mrs. Louise Harvey, our commercial help; Miss Mildred Canterbury and our all around help Mrs. Catherine Roper for all the help each of you have given us. Most of all we want to thank our faithful and the greatest advisor ever, Mrs. Jean Day. It couldn’t have been possible without you! So, this is it; the 1968 REBEL. We hope it brings back all the memories to each of you of being a REBEL. REBEL. Sincerely, Del Myra Manning Editor-in-chief 16

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Principal DR. J. HOMER CRIM B.A. Birmingham Southern College M.A. George Peabody College Columbia University L.H.D. Athens College