Butler High School - Rebel Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Keeping the Came Alive What would the game be without spirit? It would be a dull, torturous cnore — not worth playing. Spirit brings excitement and challenge into a game; expressed in different ways it can change a game completely. Rebel spirit enabled us to begin our game enthusiastically and to endure the pains and joys. When the game ends we can leave cheering. Win or lose, we are still Rebels, bound together by Pride, Spirit, and Togetherness. above right — Class offic ers spread spirit chains to determine winner of spirit stick, above — Varsity c hoerleaders show spirit in a pep rally skit right — Senior Lonnie long as Darth Vader joins in the spirit. opposite page — top left — Butler majorette joins in a spirited half- time show. top right — Senior class president Rita Bell leads her c lass during the pep rally, lower left — Varsity hoerleaders build a pyramid to enc ourage spirit 16

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above left — Senate hopeful Jim Martin listens attentively to voters' questions, above — Howell Heflin greets voters with a campaign smile and handshake, left — Donald Stewart ponders public reaction to his latest press conference, opposite page — top right — New sheriff Joe Patterson responds happily to election outcome, bottom right — Democrat Fob James prepares for another speech on the campaign trail. bottom left — Republican Guy Hunt answers one more question about his campaign platform. 15

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