George P Butler High School - Candela Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1967 volume:

CANDELA 1967 George P. Butler High School Augusta, Georgia Volume 6 Editor . . . Sharon Harms Business Editor . . . Diane Brooks Advisor . . . Mrs. Julia Cliatt Business Advisor . . . Miss Ann Edenfield I Table °f Contents Academics Page 12 Academics ........................12 Features..........................36 Classes..........................'50 Activities ......................106 Athletics........................142 Ads .............................186 Classes Page 50 Features Page 36 Athletics Page 142 Ads Page 186 3 v II 'y‘ 4, mm. ffSWft :assa.e« S.T3SS¥ ( % $ 'i� mm :«ZSsi; fessssSl • -aswSw k mm MR ag ■ViSStSl . «• rMT vmmuvo «; . ' V A LC ALWAYS , . wmwtTi. Wl ■pSpsi; «8S urS’NSS 'S1 tat tfWi IBS® |� li ,w $7 teSrsS 4if . UT|5k • ) f | VL M2i$v ■ «la' JV U ft $ 1 VT ' ' IvY 1 V HATH iS SO V ‘. spanwg 8p; HP W® MBfeC � %£� MM i’?s®ii.«.i xm k Mljtf.' pM, gBSSiSS� i‘ 5- A VI . IH •� I, V� A� OUK )Wt«l . VMN arMtett v Itpl Aiftf %rj .1 V 5iS s3K I m I?llM r : ii v v y £p' 3H S12S tB, K12S3 J! t fi V I THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the road less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. ROBERT FROST Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by . . . And being one traveler long I stood And looked down one as far as I could . . . Yet knowing how way leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back. 9 You are there is an expression that well-fits the atmos- phere of the American history classes as the halls of Butler ring with the enthusiasm, vigor and interest of an excellent teacher wholly engrossed in her subject. Three times this person has been chosen Star Teacher. It is with pride that the Candela staff dedi- cates this volume to MISS BARBARA McGAHEE, an outstanding teacher. ACADEMICS THE MAKING OF A TEACHER Select a young and pleasing per- sonality; drain off all mannerisms of voice, dress or deportment; pour over it a mixture of equal parts of the wis- dom of Solomon, the courage of young David, the strength of Samson and the patience of Job; season it with the salt of experience, the pepper of animation, the oil of sympathy and a dash of humor; stew for about four years in a hot class room, testing occasionally with a fork of criticism. When done to a turn, garnish with a salary and serve hot to the community. From Current Concepts Department Editor Gale Dugas . 13 Richmond County Board of Education BOARD MEMBERS: Standing L. to R.: Felton Dunaway, Mrs. Roy Fulcher Roy E. Rollins, F. M. MacDaniel, Julian Lively, and Leo Cotter Sitting L. to R.: Mrs. Fred Powell, Dr. Hal Holmes, (Secretary) Mrs. Juanita Whitaker, Richard K. Miller and J. C. Busby The Richmond County Board of Education's proposals, advice and guiding decisions are made to meet the needs of the student. The responsibility for many educational developments rests in the hands of this capable board. They must plan and execute effective programs. We appreciate the conscientious efforts of the board, which have made this year a success for Butler High School. 14 Mr. D.K. McKenzie Profile of Mr. McKenzie He dreams of Butler Victories. Energy in the executive is a leading characteristic in the definition of good school government. Mr. Mac is the epitome of energy. As Administrator he represents the spirit of Butler. Butler is a new and mod- ern school whigh demands the lead- ership of a man who can make in- telligent decisions that encourage growth while maintaining a solid foundation to build on. Mr. McKenzie is such a man. With twenty-five years of outstanding leadership in the teaching profession he has stimu- lated learning, kindled enthusiasm, and offered the challenge of tomor- row. The memory of his dedication will live on because of his warm personal contact with the student. 15 Now hear these announcements. Mr. Lewis J. Hinely Assistant Principal Man of Butler Mr. Hinely helps Ed Scarborough, Butler student, repair locker. The Administrator's job is much too complex to be handled alone. Mr. Lewis J. Hinely, our assistant principal, has worked con- scientiously for the betterment of Butler High School. Faculty and student body alike recognize his deep sincerity. Through his patient, effective personality he has built the reputation of a just man sensi- tive to student problems.. He is a kind but firm disciplinarian, who tempers all judgements with a deep understanding of the student. Not only has he gained the respect of the student; he has returned it. He has offered incentive by setting an example students accept with enthusiasm. His arduous duties require much study. His friendly smile lends a relaxed atmosphere conducive to good study. 16 MRS. LOUISE SMITH Bookkeeper MRS. AGNES BECK MISS MARY BALK Secretary Secretary MR. G. W. DAVISSON Attendance Officer MRS. ETHEL MARKERT Nurse Each day runs smoothly due to the untiring work of these capable people. To the staff we wish to express sincere gratitude for the numerous duties executed daily with ease and efficiency. 17 Counselors Give Scholastic Assistance MR. T. HENRY RIDLEHOOVER Counselor A day in the guidance department consists of a never ending round of conferences with Butler students. Problems involving college placement, schedule changes and courses of study are answered by our counselors. Travel Through Imagination Through the world of books one can travel all over the world. The student can satisfy his hunger for reading material in Butler's well stocked library. Books of all types are available, including the authoritative sources neces- sary to the student. MRS. ETHEL SIGMAN Counselor MRS. FRANCES HARDIN Librarian 18 Business In A Modern Society MISS JANIS BARGERON MISS LINDA ROWLAND Today's business world demands proficient, intelli- gent young employees to fill its challenging jobs. Butler's commercial department emphasizes the necessity of speed and accuracy in the secretarial field. Numerous job op- portunities await the responsible student taking advan- tage of Butler's modern clerical training. MISS LINDA KNIGHT MRS. ANN EDENFIELD Psychology ... A Mind Excursion Probing into the mysterious mind of man, psychology stu- dents find rational answers to their searching questions con- cerning human behavior. Through experiments and observation they can determine how the senses work, why one individual differs from another, and an individual's reasoning power. Various surveys and personality tests are taken by the students themselves. This is one of the most popular courses offered exclusively to Butler seniors. MRS. LOUNELLE BEECHER MR. ROBERT WALLS 19 MISS CONNIE CLIFFORD, Student Teacher MRS. EVELYN BEAIRD Language of The Diplomats MRS. ANNE G. ROLLINS 20 MRS. CAROLYN MARTIN 21 MR. HERBERT G. GRIFFIN MISS LENA LANE MRS. MARILYN JOINER Developing ideas, expressing oneself coherently and se- curing a working knowledge of the English language is the chief aim of the English Department. English has become the diplo- matic language of the world, serving as the linkage of communi- cation among many peoples. Correct grammar is practiced in writing as well as through daily speech. MRS. BARBARA ABERNATHY MRS. SARA H. JONES MRS. CARRIE WELTER MISS ANNE PRATT I Mathematics Challenges The Mind MRS. GENCIE NIXON MISS PENNY VAUGHN MR. G. W. DAVISSON MR. HAROLD JOHNSTON MISS ALEXANDRA KOSOLAPOFF 22 MRS. DAWN WINGENDER _k rfiH MRS. LILLIE TUSSEY MRS. LOUISE BROWN Mathematics plays an important part in every walk of life. In the Twentieth Century a basic foundation of math has become increasingly necessary. Butler offers a complete course of study to the mathematics student through basic arithmetic, business arith- metic, geometry, basic and advanced courses of algebra, and senior mathematics. With this background the Butler student can walk down the road of life successfully. MRS. MARY BOLES 23 MISS JOAN SATCHER 24 MRS. BETTY BRASSELL MR. CLEVELAND KISER Social Studies links the past with the present and lays the foundation for the fu- ture. History is not stagnant. Students study the history of the world starting from the early civilizations along the Nile to the press- ing problems of the U.N. Current issues play a vital role in the classroom. Whether dis- cussing the violent riots of a young nation or the U.S. involvement in Viet Nam, Butler students face the issues. 25 Home Economics The Home Economics Department prepares But- ler's young women for tomorrow. Girls learn the art of cooking by preparing savory dishes in the modern kitchens of the Home Economics' rooms. Various sewing projects are completed during the year. MRS. VIRGINIA STOCKTON MRS. BARBARA HOOTON Art Art students transform on canvas vis- ions into reality. They may capture the mel- low colors of sunset, or the sleek lines of a pink panther. Students chisel, model, and mold to fashion their images either realis- tically or abstractly. MISS DIANA BREHM 26 Language MISS MARILYN MANN The Language of a people is the key to its culture. The Butler Language Department offers three foreign languages: Latin, French, and Spanish. Modern equipment is used to help students with pronunciation and to make learning a challenge. MRS. JEAN tRAHAN MISS CONSTANCE GRIMAUDE MRS. JANE CALHOUN 27 Science Intrigues . . . Science covers the broad field of human knowledge concerned with proved theories and facts held together by logical principles. Students discover and test theories by the scientific method. In the field of science Butler offers basic biology, chemistry, general science, and physics. Through these courses science students study various current questions plaguing the modern scientist. They may even dis- cover the answer to some question which has been haunting man for millions of years. MISS LOUISE BAKER MRS. HARRIET JACKSON 29 MR. GEORGE ROESEL MRS. JEANELLE WILEY Our Sounds of Music . . . Chorus Melody, rhythm, and pitch are skillfully combined to create har- monius strains of music. The Butler Chorus presents a Christmas Concert, performs at the Exchange Club Fair, televises programs. At the Music Educators National Conference held in Atlanta, the chorus performed in a creditable manner. The chorus under the direction of Miss Hadaway is a source of pride to Butler. MISS JANE HADAWAY MR. B. H. WALKER Band The Butler Band under the direction of Mr. B. H. Walker earned sixty-eight honor medals for the top rating of superior at the State Music Festival in the spring of 1966. Our band re- ceived the highest ratings of any school in the 10th District of the state for band solo and ensemble. A professional recording was made which sold over one hundred copies. A spring concert along with four concerts were also performed. Band Director 30 MR. HARVEY JACKSON Driver's Education The Driver's Education Program directs the student down the road of safety by teaching good driving habits, necessary rules, road courtesy, and a general knowledge of car mechanics. This knowledge coupled with practical experience provides self-assurance behind the wheel. MR. ARNOLD WILLIAMS Diversified Cooperative Training One of the most effective programs at Butler is Diversified Co-operative Training. Students are offered on the job training while achieving scholastically. The student in this program finds a vocation awaiting him after graduation. MR. ED DECHAU Drafting Drafting is a graphic language which is understood in all parts of the world. Because this special kind of drawing is known and understood throughout the world, it bears the distinction of being a kind of universal language. It is through this graphic or picture type of language that people in this technical world of today can ex- press ideas and thoughts to each other. MR. RAY TIMBS 31 MISS JANE HADAWAY Physical Education Develops Strong Young Bodies . . . MRS. NANCY BROWER MISS HELEN FAULKNER MRS. SYLVIA STRELEC 32 MR. G. W. POSS MR. TOMMY MATH I SON The Physical Education Department's aim is to de- velop the student physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. Students are offered a versatile program including golf, archery, table tennis, badminton, and soccer as well as popular sports such as football and basketball. The Girls' Physical Edu- cation Department entered the Invitational competition at Georgia Southern College and won third place in this state-wide competition. MR. DONALD TOOLE 33 The lunchroom prepares hot lunches for ap- proximately 1700 hungry Butler students. Under the direction of Mrs. Beatrice Bargeron this staff looks to the welfare of our stomachs. We pay tribute to our dedicated lunchroom ladies. MRS. BEATRICE BARGERON 34 Catherine Jordon, Johnnie Miller, Mrs. Bargeron, Ruth Parrish, Cathleen Perry, and Inez Howell rattle those pots and pans! Custodial Staff The Custodial Staff renders invaluable services to Butler High School. The main- tenance of our school is handled by these trained persons. We are grateful to the staff for the upkeep of our modern school. Joe and John Henry work together to keep Butler in good condition. 35 FEA TURES For those who are perceptive, many interesting by-paths can be seen from the academic road at Butler. There is an ap- preciation for excellence, capability and performance of those who choose the road less traveled by . It is with pride that The Candela presents outstanding students in the Features Section. Senior girls are eligible to enter the Miss Candela contest. Local judges narrow the field to three contestants. The final selection is made by an out-of-town judge. The highest scholastic average is a coveted award, which is made on the basis of three and one-half years' grades. The Sportsmanship award, made by the Athletic Department, goes to seniors who have deserved it for good behavior and co- operation on the athletic field, classroom and all school situations. The Most Representative boy and girl are chosen by the Senior Class. The qualities of dependability, class participation, scholastic performance and the ability to get along with others are the deciding factors for this award. The Citizenship award exemplifies acceptance of responsi- bility, dependability, and behavior beyond reproach. The selection is made by the faculty. The Homecoming Queen is selected by the vote of the student body on requirements of beauty, poise, grace and per- sonality. The Star Pupil is the student who makes the highest score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. The pupil in turn selects the teacher who has meant the most to her during her school years. Miss Senior, Miss Junior and Miss Sophomore are selected by class vote. This award is given on the basis of scholastic ability, friendliness and personality. The leadership prize goes to those students who have proved during four years their interest in and appreciation for the school. Department Editor Judy Sutton 37 1st Runner-up Sharon Satcher 2nd Runner-Up Arlene George Highest Scholastic Average— John Callan and Johnnie Rutledge Citizenship Award Winners— Vicki Blackburn and Richard Harveston 43 Miss Homecoming Miss Nancy Ruth Browning i 9 6 6 1 9 6 7 44 And There Were Seven Misses Nancy Browning, Joan Bennett, Julie Keel, Sharon Mathis, Vicki Blackburn, Diane Brooks, and Judy Sutton await that moment. The night was cold and blankets were out in numbers, but the hearts of seven girls were unaware of it all. This was their night and the student bodys' sweethearts would re- member every minute of that night for ever and a day. Now it isn't all that bad, is it Nancy? asks John Calla Dicky Yuan, Frankie Pipkins, Larry Thigpen, Alan Faulkner, Ricky Turner, Ron Lowry, and Donald Widener wonder whose escort will wear the crown. • ' ■ ';A � Z'lL Ir' 1 1 -£f| flbSffigi t sKsn Mos Representative- Nancy Browning and John Callan 46 47 Miss Junior 45 Miss Gail Fowler Beauty, sincerity, and charm go into the formula the Junior Class compounded and Miss Gail Fowler best fitted their specifications. Miss Sophomore Miss Susan Fulcher Conservative, yet fun to be with, attractive, but not possessing an exaggerated opinion of herself, Susan Fulcher best fits the description that the Sophomore Class looked for in it's representative. CLASSES The future is like a vast maze of intricate pathways. Some- Which walk of life should be chosen? The choice will shape lives. In years to come the student will look back and remem- ber experiences, faces of fellow students, teachers, and friends. Perhaps these memories will evoke a peal of laughter, a whim- sical smile, a joyful tear, a feeling of pride. These experiences may have guided the student in choosing the right road of life. The path chosen embodies an individual's needs and de- sires. This road must serve as a challenge toward inspiration and personal enrichment. The future of each individual is dependent on the decisions. where along the winding paths lie many forks in life's road. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both . . I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Department Editor Carol Lankster Marie Adams Bill Alewine Stewart Allen Melanie Alligood Alice Amos Butch Andracki Dianna Andrews Cheryl Ansley Sharon Anthony Linda Atkinson John Attaway A Dance that Mary Atwood Beverly Bailey Linda Bailey Ginger Bailie Gordon Baker Jerry Baldowski Teresa Batchelor GJenda Beasley Carlton Baurle Joan Bennett Billy Berry Dale Bignell Auley Black Dennis Black Henry Black Vicki Blackburn iors will not be forgotten. Amelia Bowen Jerry Boyd Madora Bradford Linda Broadnax Cathie Brooks Diane Brooks 53 Beth Bobal Mikke Bowen Frankye Brown Mary Bruker Joy Bryant Nancy Browning Larry Brumley Linda Burch Looking Forward . . . Stephanie Burnett Helen Byrne Sandra Burroughs Earl Cadle Billy Bush John Callan James Campbell Wayne Caron Brian Campbell Brenda Carpenter Anxious Seniors, Carol, Debbie, Glenda, get the message!! GEORGE HIGH p. sc BUTLEI 100L congratulations SENIORS! RING DAY OCT. 7 and Mary Bruker. Judy Carroll Ruby Carver Cecille Cave Carolyn Cartin Pat Cato Linda Cawley Looking Back Steve Cawthon Chris Chase Kenneth Chavous Dianne Christie Charles Claypool Patty Cecil Larry Chavis Gene Chesser Sonya Clark Tommy Cliett 55 Elizabeth Clinkscales Gloria Cohen Jerry Cooper William Cosnahan Mike Cox Sharon Coburn Gerald Collins Billy Corley Dean Cox Ray Cox Kathy Crabbe Kathy Crawford Gene Crislip David Crank James Creech Betty Croft 56 Marilyn Crosby Janet Culbreth Larry Cushman Connie Cutrone Carl Daniel Joe Dansby Never a dull minute for Benny Price, Ron Lowry, Dickie Yaun, Elmer Smith, Chris Chase, and Ray Hardin. of the Senior Year Alfred Davis Kaal Day Mike Decamplia Gerald Dees Kenneth Dillard Ann Dixon Mike Doman Connie Dorris Donna Dorris Johnell Doyle 57 Joey Dozier Tommy Dunn Marjorie Emmert Debbie Eskew Gale Dugas Bill Edenfield Vincent Engelke John Everson Sara Dundon Sandy Elvington Susan Enroughty Sandra Farthing Get with the program girls—all for the new stadium What a Relief! Alan Faulkner Linda Floyd Ceola Flowers Steve Ford Robbie Foss Randy Foster Janice Fountain Gayle Fulcher Danny Fulmer Howard Gamerell Sheila Garrison Allen Genitski Arlene George Marcia Gibson James Gilbert Loraine Godfrey David Gilliland Helen Godwin Debbie Gilmore Barbara Goen Why arc seniors always late??? Donald Widener hesitates. 59 Judy Goldman Mary Grant Butch Green Greg Gresham . Jim Grygo Gerald Goodwin Jack Graves Bonnie Griffin Jimmy Hadden Our Hearts are Here Cary Hale Charlie Hall Gary Hale Floyd Hall 60 Seniors celebrate at an annual event. Nancy Browing and Coach Poss lead the way. Ben Hamilton Judy Hammonds David Hardigree Sharon Harms Wayne Hamilton Janice Hand Ray Hardin Sandra Harrelson Chris Hargrove Robert Harrington Richard Harveston Charles Hattaway James Hawk Joyce Hawk John Hayden Ernie Hayse Lyle Henninger Smile . . . you're on candid! Philip Wasson, Gale Dugas, and Ted Kandler 61 Jennifer Herrick George Hilley Gail Hinman Charles Hinton Joetta Hinton Connie Hixon Shirley Hobbs Alvin Hobson David Hollis Students wait for advice from Mrs. Sigman. Our team is really Cheri Holmstead Faye Hopkins Ricky Holton Kaye Hopkins JoAnn Hoover Glenda Houchens shape this year!!!! A Great Year! Eva Howell Suzzette Howell Van Hudson Gail Hughes Howard Hulme Lanny Hyman Diana Ingram Janis Isbell Watson Isdell Martha Jackson Mike Jackson John Jahera Patricia Jay Marie Jenkins Randy Jensen Danny Jester Ann Johnson Dale Johnson 63 Harry Kelly Sandra Kennedy Janice Kirkendall Anthony Knowles Dorothy Krepps Elizabeth Kelly Elaine Kersey Mike Kirkley Anita Kohlmeyer Ethe! Kucela 64 Ronald Lloyd Ron Lowry Pat Lynn Fred Marriott Charles Martin Mark Lovering Gail Lynn Lana Mahaffey Carol Martin Don Martin Steve La Dun Linda Lamberth Ronald Lamberth Diana Lane Ronnie Lane Carol Lankster Jerry Laughlin William Legett Sheila LeGrand no a h h V -X j U 65 Tommie Faye Martin Sharon Mathis Jim Mayo Jackie McBurney Bernard McCune Jimmy McCurry Annette Melton Kenneth Meyer Betty Mitchell Alan Merritt Velda Miller Helene Mitchell Robert McKeown Gayle McLeroy Carolyn McNair Sheila McTyre 66 The race is on . . . Carol Lankaster, Ted -Kandler, Glenda Beasley, Mary Brucker, Phillip Wasson Should I tell her?????? says Ron Lowry to Debbie Eskew Linda Mitchell Ronald Moody Anne Morgan Lynn Mobley Peggy Mooney Patricia Morlan Finally Here Jimmy Morris Brenda Neal Irish Neville Edward Nisbet Hugh Norman Ray Morris Fran Neal Steve Newman Barry Nix Ronnie Norris 67 Bonnie Parkman Jean O'Tyson Kelly Oliver Nancy Overton Peggy O'Neal Billy Norton Sandy Partin Wanda Paul Lenora Pearre Suzanne Pearre Lyn Perley Laurel Perry Mark Phillips Tommy Phillips Johnny Pickren Patricia Pierce 68 The End is Almost there!!! Paul Pinkston Pat Pippin Janie Porter Benny Poston Frankie Pipkins Connie Poole Joy Poss Imogene Powell Near Benny Price John Pulaski Mary Pullins Suzanne Pursley Rodney Rabun Susan Raborn 69 Look out World — Charles Richardson Shirley Richardson Cathy Roberts Richard Rogers Suann Romeo Donna Rooks Margaret Rourke Tony Romeo Joe Roswech Ronald Rowland Frances Riddle Phillip kiddle Harry Rachels Patsy Reed Butch Register Bill Renner Janis Rhodes Michael Rhoden Where's everybody going??? Marshal Rowlen Donald Rushton Johnny Rutledge David Ryan Sandra Ryan Gene Sanders Kaye Sanders Sharon Satchel Linda Sauls Marlis Saumweber Here We Come 71 Jimmy Seldin Brenda Sharp Mary Linda Sewell Pam Shaw Mike Shelton Scott Shepherd Terry Shiflett Laurie Sikes Dianne Sikes Elton Singletary Mr. Walker strikes a pose. We Made It! 72 Frank Siple Marshal Skinner Elmer Smith Janice Smith James Sprott Jackie Stanford Donald Steedley Larry Stephens Debbi Stevens Wanda Stevenson Debby Stewart Linda Stewart Burma Story Colden Storey Pamela Story Susan Surabian Judy Sutton Bill Tanner Billy Taylor Jack Taylor Regina Taylor Robert AA. Taylor Go Butler . . . but watch where you're going! Joy White and Vicki Doolittle 73 Larry Thigpen Edward Thomas Elaine Thornhill Betty Jo Todd David Todd Harvey Tollison Now you know why our Teddy Kandler, Howard Hulme, Richard Rogers, Spirited With Debbie Toole Howard Toole Catherine Toomey Walter Townsend Anna Transou David Tremmier Bobby Tucker Tommy Tucker Danny Turner Danny Turner Rickie Turner Patty Upton 74 stadium is not finished!!! and Phillip Wasson stops production Realization . . . Dianne Utley Janice Van Deusen Sherley Walers Mike Utley Gale Walden Mary Louise Walker Rick Walker Wayne Wall George Walton Billy Wallworth Billy Warren Phillip Wasson Shirley Waters Wanda Waters Laura Watkins Raymond Wehn Gloria Weirich Robert Weiss 75 76 Johnnie Wilkes Zee Wilkes David Williams Ginny Williams Judy Williams Billy Williford Lamar Willis Barbara Wilson Barbara Wren Ernie Wrenn Mike Wrenn Debbie Wright Beatrice Yassney Dicky Yaun Students appreciate trophy case! yage! Frank Yeck George Yoder Carol Young David Zang Students anxiously await a delicious lunch!!! Paul Adams Steve Adams Roy Akridge Susan Alden Carolyn Alewine James Allen Ray Allen Ricky Allen Kathy Anderson Linda Anderson Russel Anderson Susan Anderson Jean Ansley Sandra Armstrong Harris Atkins Bill Austin Tommy Austin Carla Ayers Mike Baggett Rodney Baker Martha Barefoot Richard Batten Wayne Baxley Barnie Beasley Candy Belcher Florence Bell Candace Black Jerry Black Kenneth Black Roy Black 78 Wanda Black Christal Blackburn Dianne Blake Margaret Blithe Larry Bone Judy Boutwell Mike Bowen Steve Boysen Linda Bragg tors Watch out below!! Coach Oliff gives Gail Fowler a send-off. Wayne Branan Lenn Brantley Wade Brantley Carolyn Brassel Maria Braswell Eva Briggs Ardythe Bromley Johnny Brown Kathy Brown Jackie Broyles Vickie Bufford Kay Bullard Sue Burke Janice Byrd Gary Carlton 79 Philip Carroll Jerry Carter Tommy Casaday Marcia Cave Sylvia Cato Mike Cawley Dian Chase Susan Cheeley Veronica Christner Charles Clark Gary Clark Maxine Clark John Claeys Chuck Clements Sandra Clements Debbie Clifford Danny Cockrell Renee Coffee Chuck Cole Vicki Colvin Here we are and back again Carol Cook Mickie Cooper Carole Couture Mary Cull Jim Daly Roscoe Cook Raymond Coursey Mike Cross Barbara Cumbus Gary Darnell Bill Davidson Jean Davis 80 The Thinker, or is it Siesta time? Rick Davis Sam Davis Sandra Davis Lonnie Days Steve Deas Delane Deer Susan Deloach Irene Delosky Jon Denning Wayne Diacetis Arthur Dickerson Billy Dickson Buddy Dickson Jimmy Dixon Jim Dobson Joel Dobson Billie Jo Doolittle Vickie Doolittle Herbie Dorsey Lois Doyle Barbara Dupuis David Duffie Gene Duffie Mike Duffie Sheryl Duncan Sandra Edwards Cathleen Eishen 81 Patrice Eskew Hyden Eve Ricky Faciane Ronnie Faglier Danny Faircloth Lynda Faletti Wayne Felder Ann Foley Tommy Fonville Ricky Ford Gail Fowler Steve Fredericks Nanceen Freeburg Faye Garrett Steve Gaskins Paulette Gavitt Andy Gay Jan Gay Linda Gay Sandy Gilmore Steve Gindlesperger Brenda Goen Wayne Good Wanda Goodwin Martha Gordon Ann Green Linda Green Bobby Greer 82 Randy Griggs Joyce Guy Gary Haddock Glenda Hall Terry Halmstad Billy Hamrick Michelle Hancock Judy Hardigree Karen Hardy Patricia Harmon Elaine Harrell Joan Harris Deedce Harter Fredda Haskell Bruce Hassell Connie Hatcher Sandra Hayes Clyde Helms Cres Hendrix Diane Herndon 83 Lana Horton Jcannie Howard Bruce Howerton Wayne Hughes Cheryl Hutchinson Steve Hutto Crawford Jackson Gail Jackson Jenay Jackson Del James Fred Jenkins Lloyd Jenkins Roger Jenkins Pat Jernigan Rita Jobe Bill Johnson Chris Johnson Dean Johnson John Johnson Pam Johnson Wayne Johnson Jincy Johnston Jeffrey Jones Kathy Jones Wishing — Hoping — Thinking Lavonne Jones Russel Jones Randy Juwig Ted Kandler Martha Kelly Ricky Kemmerlin Mike Jones Andrew Jordan Judy Kalakikos Linda Keatley Vivien Kelly Charlotte Kendrick 84 Brenda Kitchen Diane King John Kinsey Sarah Kinsey Frank Kirkland Jerry Kirkland Ralph Kitchens John Klemann David Knepper Kathy Korach Lawerence Lam Paula Lamb Tommy Landrum Bob Lane Quinton Lanier Charles Lankster Wayne Lavinder Rosemary Lee Kathy Leet Pete Leisey Cecile Levesque Diane Liles Leon Lloyd David Logue The wild wild West!!! John Lopatka Tina Loo Randy Luther Ken Lynch Eddie Maddox Linda Mahaffey 85 Darrell Manning Francis Marion Kathy Mathewson Cindy Maund James May Peggy Maybee Linda McCall Pam McCaughin Nancy McCoy Charmaine McCune Claire McCurry Eddy McDonald Near the Top Johnny McDonald Nancy McDonald Bill McGahee Sandra McGahee Debby McWaters Kay Medlin Anna Meyer Barbara Meyers Eska Miller Richard Miller Margaret Mitchell Alvin Mixon Milton Miyakawa Mark Mobley Jerry Montgomery Elizabeth Moore Danny Moraetes Jean Morgan 86 Linda Morlan Karen Mouton Nancy Mullins Joe Neal May Neal Mural Neal Donna Newman Donald Noonan Donald Norris Sharon Norris Sharon O'Conner Freddie Palmer Larry Parker Betty Parker Melvin Parrish Wayne Parrsons Faye Partridge Ray Paul of The Ladder Keith Paulos Delmar Pennington Roberto Petro Sharon Poifevint Frank Purnell Maria Pedraza Elaine Perdue Hurbert Phelps Kathy Powell Sammy Pursley Vincent Pedraza Glenda Perry Linda Pickren Kay Powell Hannelore Puschel 87 Terry Quick Janice Rabun Lynda Rabun Roddy Radford Holly Raskin Marion Redmond Moody Reese Richard Regan Gene Renner Benny Reyes Ann Rhodes Janice Ringgold Practice makes perfect . . . Benny Robinson Brad Rogers Jimmy Roland Denise Roney Donnie Rooks Judy Rye Randy Salter Linda Sanders Sandy Sanders Martin Saumweber Causby Saxon Nancy Scarborough Mike Scott 88 Frank Screen David Seago Patricia Sheldon Shirley Sheldon Ronald Shirey Sherrill Shivers Wendy Sims Doris Smith Ernie Smith Sheryl Smith Van Smith David South Marion Spence Patty Spence Barbara Spires Bernice Staab Carolyn Stecdley Randy Stephans Cynthia Stephens Larry Stephens Becky Sterne Alice Stewart Gary Stewart Diana St. John Dianne Storey Theresa Stratacos David Strickland Christy Stubblefield Al Sutton Danny Swint Laurie Syms Mike Tanner Donna Taylor Su$an Taylor Thomas Taylor Lynn Tennant 89 Benny Thigpen Charlotte Thompson Michael Thomas Judy Tindall Theresa Toole Jesse Townsend Jerry Tucker Melton Turner Rocky Turner Michelle Upton Roy Vanderford Sherrie Vaugh Lois Waggoner Mickey Wagner Sandra Walden Becky Wall Jerry Wall Beth Walker Sandra Waller Patricia Walters Kathy Warner Karen Waters Larry Watkins Pat Watson Benie Weathers Barbara Webb Carolyn Webb Judy Weeks Barbara Wehn Steve Weiss Coming Up In The World. 90 Linda West Tonya Westbrook Cliff Whisnant Joy White Cinthia Whifker Liam Widvey Billy Williams Carolyn Williams Eric Williams Evoynn Williams Murray Williams Pat Williams Debbie Willis Linda Willoughby Becky Wilson A busy day at Butler . . 91 Patti Abasolo Carolyn Abbed Bob Abbot Carol Adams Gaby Adams Jane Adams Jimmy Adams Douglas Allen Ernestine Allen Mike Allen Judy Amerson Cathy Amos Willard Arrington Elaine Ash John Auretf Patsy Austin Alice Baker Cheree Baker Ellen Bailey Paul Barnes Lindy Barnett Carmen Barreras Gail Barrs David Bass James Baswell Bedell Baxter Karen Beale Mike Bentley Patricia Bentley George Berry Ina Ruth Berry Wanda Berry Michael Bethune Sonja Black Ernie Blackburn Vickie Blake Vicki Blackston Mary Booker 92 Pat Booton Barbara Borzekat Wanda Boyd Steve Boyles Pat Bowen Mike Bradway Kathy Branch Ruthie Brannen Janice Brassell Louis Breen Martha Bridges Jane Brigham Jeff Brizins Diane Brown Eileen Brown John Brown Nancy Brumley mores Linda Bryan Maruin Bryant Patricia Buck Teresa Burch Shirley Burdette Delaine Burketfe Mike Burketfe Irene Butler Maureen Butler Margie Byrd Larry Byrd Reginald Byrnes Deborah Cadlc Hal Carpenter Mary Ellen Carrick Bruce Carstarphen Carol Cartee Danny Carter Mary Carter John Cartwright Michele Cato 93 Chris Cawley Shirley Cheek James Christopher Sandra Clack John Clark Sherrel Clark Stanley Clifford Jimmy Cline Joan Cline Jimmell Clayton Sandy Coash Sharon Coker What we won't d Margie Coleman Mike Cone Allen Conner Rose Conn Beau Cooper Joyce Cooper Patsy Corley Beverly Cosnahan Elaine Coursey Marilyn Coursey Gwen Cox Melody Cox Julia Crabbe Michael Craven Billy Crawford Vickie Crenshaw Ray Crook Robert Cunningham Donna Curry Jimmy Cypress Mike Daily Linda Darden John Dasher Carol Davis Dean Dawson Charlie Day Nancy Deese Cherry DeVanfey 94 We Are Many . . . Ronald Dorris Patsy Dowd I e Candanco Drew Dianne Dunn Dennis Dutton Donald Dye Sara Edenfield Ronnie Edgeman Beverly Edwards Joyce Edwards Sammy Egan Peggy Ellsworth Janice Elmy Janice English Tommy English Danny Eubanks Kathy Fairey William Fanning Reggie Ferland David Ferrell Earnie Findlay Sharon Fitzgerald Brenda Fletcher Shirley Floyd Stephanie Folds Brenda Foley Deidre Fominaya Jackie Fontaine Hilda Fowler Cherie Fuchs 95 Susan Fulcher William Futch Sharon Gambrell Barbara Garcia Delores Garcia Connie Garrett Elaine Garrett Mary Garrett Jimmy Gatch Cindy Gault Jean Gaylor Rodgers Gentry Vicki Gentry Gibson Gerrard Edward Gilliland Janet Godfrey Alan Goins Gale Goode Randy Gooding Jimmy Goodman Robert Goodman Billy Goodson Sherry Goodspeed Richard Goodwin Work, Work, and more work We strive for Physical Fitness ! Emily Goolsby David Graham Kay Green Lannic Greene Kathy Greenway Darlene Griffin Paula Griffin Tina Griffin Walter Griggs Landy Griswell Mike Grossiman Betty Grubbs Thomas Grubbs Billy Guy Brenda Guy Rodonna Guy Ronnie Hall Neal Hammack Diane Hammonds Gene Hampton Robert Hand Benjalyn Harris Barbara Harris Diane Hartsoe Malo Hattaway Steve Hatfield Vic Hawk Eddie Hawkins Raymond Hawkinberry Hunt Headley Gene Hemmingway Jimmy Hendrix Ray Hendrix Susan Hensley James Herndon Judy Herron Larry Hicks Lynn Hicks Donna Highsmith Rose Hill Sybil Hobby Roland Hoffman Ronnie Hogan Gwen Holland Louis Holsten Maureen Holwerda Michael Hopkins Janice Howell Caroline Huffman Miles Hughes Larry Hutto Wayne Holton Sherry Hooper Diane Howerton Roger Huckabee Louis Hughes James Humphreys Linda Hutto 97 James Isdell Darlene Jackson Marsha James Terri James Wanda James Diana Janes Judy Jenkins Pete Jeffcoat Larry Johns Cheryl Johnson Danny Johnson Diane Johnson Janet Johnson Peter Johnson Virginia Johnson Steve Johnson Sue Johnson Eddie Jones Kenneth Jones Here We Come . Pat Jones Terry Jones Billie Ann Joyner Shirley Judkins Connie Keefer Cassie Keen Lynn Keilholtz Frank Kelly Susan Kennedy Donald Kersey Cecil Key Holland Kinsey Caroline Kirkland Charles Kitchens Debbie Kitchens Janice Kitchens Genie Kersey Peggy Kimbrel Cliff Kirby Steve Kirkland Darrell Kitchens Gail Kitchens Nora Kitchens 98 Warren Kitchens John Krause Gail Krewson Joe Lambcrth Randy Lambeth George Landreth Gail Lane Karen Lane Dale Larrymore Betty Latham Melody Latulippe Lansing Lee James Le Blanc Roger Lemmons Mary Lester Charles Lewis Craig Lindsey Mirian Linnenkohl Judy Lifsey Tommy Little Howard Littleton Kaye Lockaby Marie Lockwood Fred Lovell Karen Lowry Theresa Maddox Linda Magee Kelton Mahan Ida Malpass Linda Mancillas Tommy Marable Georgene Marion Phyllis Marsh Ronald Marsh Deborah Marlin Joan Martin Laure Martin Naomi Martin Jeanie Mashburn Marsha Mason Debi Mayo Dickie Mayson 99 Suzetfe McAfee Daniel McCallister Betsy McCollum Young and Dale McCullough Karen McElroy Kendall McGee Eat, drink, and be merry Tommy McGraw Debbie McIntosh Joy McKee Cathy McKeown Carolyn McLeod Donna Meehan Robert Melton Carol Mencken Jackie Merritt Wanda Meyers Barbara Miles Charles Miller Gail Miller Phyllis Miller Deborah Mims James Mims Patsy Mixon Susan Moats Sandra Moody Yvonne Moody Mike Moon David Moore Penny Moore Tom Moraetes Jo Morris Kenny Morris Vickie Morris Janice Montgomery Thomas Montgomery Janice Mosley Kathy Mote Dorothy Millis Tim Mundy 100 Patricia Myers Mike Nelms Elaine Newsome William Newsome Belinda Newsome Colleen Nichols Dorothy Nix Steve North Jack North Jimmy O'Conner William Oglctrec Jimmy Oldham Christa O'Neal Lucia Otts Deborah Orander Susan Overton JoEllen Owens Ronnie Page David Palmer Laura Palmer Linda Parhan Ray Parker Harriett Parnell Mark Parrish Peggy Peterson George Petrea Mary Petty Ray Pinson John Pitre Paulette Pizzuto Marie Parrish Shicla Parrish Danny Parson Linda Partin Wayne Patrick Mike Patterson Kay Paul Mike Paul Andy Pearce Bobby Perkins Carol Perkins Barrett Pennington Diane Perdue Thomas Perdue Jimmy Perez Willard Perry 101 Paula Purvis Charles Putnam Charles Putnam Chris Ratzel Maurice Raybon Ann Redd Marlene Redmond Sue Rennie Diane Rentz Sammy Reyes Barbara Reynolds Charles Reynolds Robert Reynolds Sheryl Roberson Bobby Rogers Ricky Rogers Billy Roland Oddie Romero Joy Rooks Brenda Rosamond 1 Charles Rosier Ralph Rice Bobby Richardson Robert Richards Cynthia Ruiz Frank Saddler Judy Salyer Jerry Lynn Satchel Jimmy Sauls Christy Saxon Shirley Saxon Wayne Saxon 102 Charles Snyder David Spadoni Lilly Spadoni Sharon Speights David Stafford Trenta Stapleton John Stevens Don Stewart Richard Stewart Fred Schmidt Allen Schuman Kathy Scott Robert Scott Sandy Scott Sue Scott Jerry Seber Tina Sefdin I O Sri'” • TiOf' Dianne Shelton Kay Shepherd Patti Sheppard Beth Shivers Trell Shuman Sonja Silver Susan Sims Joseph Skinner Becky Slatten Anne Smith Austin Smith David Smith Jerry Smith Lee Smith Margie Smith Nora Smith Ricky Smith Susan Snell Vicki Snowden William Snowden Vernon Stewart Kurt Strickland Norbert Stocker Steve Story Cecile Stuart Phyllis Stubbs Tuilene Sutton Rose Mary Sweeney Buddy Taylor 103 Norma Taylor Virginia Taylor John Teal Vinne Terry Janice Thigpen Lynn Thigpen Karen Thomas Donna Thompson Hiram Thompson Pam Tippins Randy Tullis Robert Tumm Kay Turnagek Steve Turner Kathy Walden Carol Waldon Evan Wall Jeannie Wall Kenny Walton Wayne Walworth Shirley Warner Dream on Bobby Waters Ricky Waters Sharon Weaver Colon Wehmeyer Sue Whitaker Lola Vanderpool Johnny Vick George Waters Sally Weathers Jackie Weeks Wayne Whisnant Mary-Lou White Pat Veal Margaret Vickery 104 Susan Whitehead David Whitfield Dear Butler, Our Butler High . . . And so many more Pete Willis Gary Wilson Marilyn Wilson William Wilson Raymond Wingo Darlene Wren Arlene Yamada Marc Yount Margaret Zellner Wayne Wilkerson Bobby Williams Kathy Williams Mary Williams Ray Williams Susan Williams William Williford Debbie Willis Our first pep rally. . . ACTIVITIES During the school day Butler students follow the broad, straight road of a fixed curriculum. After the three o'clock bell, a student is free to pursue his own interests by selecting an activity which provides the opportunity for self-expression and self-de- velopment. Butler is proud of the quality and quantity of activities available to its students. Department Editor Judy Sutton The purposes of Student Council are: to give students an opportunity to work for the school, to teach leadership, to allow students a voice in school affairs, to encourage student participation, to build school spirit, and to promote the un- derstanding among parents, teachers, administrators, and studenfs. Among the accomplishments of the Council are the Tea for the teachers, publication of the student handbook, guides at Open House, Homecoming Activities, Christmas Project, Spring Formal, Field Day, and Sock Hops. Miss Satcher, this year's sponsor, advises the council. Where is that treasurer of ours? asks Miss Satcher. Representative Mary Bruker Benny Price Robert Taylor David Hollis Burma Story Linda Wilfong Randy Foster Barbara Wilson Brad Boyles Robbie Foss Frankie Pipkins Linda Sauls Julie Keel Sharon Mathis Ricky Ford Wade Brantley Dian Chase Linda West Glenda Perry Alternate Diane Brooks Ron Lowry Larry Thigpen Steve Cawthon Sandra Kennedy Patsy Reed Janice Fountain Ronald Rowland Henry Black Mike Utley Charles Claypool Ginger Baillie Janice Kirkendahl Diane Christy B. B. Baurle Van Smith Rosemary Lee Janice Raborn Vicki Doolittle Student Council officers are: Gail Fowler, Vice President, Bill Alewinc, President, and Secretary. Not Pictured is Pat Watson, Treasurer. Glenda Houchens, Stu Cou 108 dent ncil Carol Mencken, Carmen Berraras, Burma Story, Susan Taylor, Barbara Wilson, and Patrice Eskew leave a Council meeting. Representatives Beth Ann Deel Sharon Fitzgerald Kathy Scott Jerry Smith Allen Schumann Shirley Floyd Stephanie Folds Jim Gatch Ernie Blackburn Jimmy Allen Carmen Berraras Martha Bridges Alternates Margie Byrd Shirley Judkins Gail Lane Mike Allen Kenneth Jones Sheryl Workman Cathy McKeown Alfred Ross Phyllis Stubb Sarah Kinsey Vicki Snowdon Elaine Garrett Will Pat ever learn to count? The council hopes so! Representative Pat Jernigan Susan Taylor Patrice Eskew Teddy Kandler Ray Paul Nanceen Freeburg Becky Wilson Gary Hilton Ricky Kemmerlin David Seago Patty Myers Victor Hawk Dennis Dutton Carol Mencken Steve North Thomas Ballew George Waters Cherie Fuchs Alternate Martha Kelly Margaret Mitchell Linda Willoughby Al Sutton Andy Gay Kathy Tanner Martha Barefoot Bill Me Gahee James May Charles Lankster Karen Lowry Trenta Stapleton Marc Yount Emily Goolsby Charles Putnam Richard Rogers Allan Goens Susan Fulcher Teddy Kandler, and Judy Sutton purchase victory pins sold by Student Council at the council's workshop. 109 Coach Sonny Poss advises Co-Presidents' Nancy Browning and John Callan. Judy Sutton, Vice President, and Vicki Blackburn, Secretary-treasurer, are recuperating from the Senior Ring Dance. Senior Council Representatives Diane Brooks Ron Lowry Larry Thigpen Steve Cawthon Sandra Kennedy Patsy Reed Janice Fountain Ronald Rowland Henry Black Mike Utley Charles Claypool Ginger Baillie Janice Kirkendahl Diane Christy Senior Council Butler High School's 1966-1967 Senior Council has worked to promote senior ac- tivities. The first of these activities was the traditional Ring Dance. This year's dance was a great success and will be remembered by all of those who attended. The next Senior activity was Rat Week. This also was a suc- cess. Just ask any Rat! The Council has been working and will continue to work towards the gradaution dance, with the help of the Senior class. Projects, such as working the concession stand at ball games, carwashes, painting house num- bers on curbs, and bake sales, will go into the financing of the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Sigman chat with Coach Poss during Senior Ring Dance. Jan Fountain, Diane Christy, Patsy Reed, and Diane Brooks are supposedly taking notes at the council's Monday morning meeting. 110 Beta Club Officers Diane Brooks, Diane Andrews, Edward Nesbit and Glenda Beasley show their humorous side. The purpose of the Butler Beta Club is to honor outstanding schol- arship. The Club sponsored a Talent Show. It also supports the Christ- mas project of helping the needy. The officers and several members at- tended the State Convention in At- lanta. Officers President: Edward Nesbitt Vice-president: Diane Brooks Secretary: Linda Beasley Treasurer: Diana Andrews III Edward Nesbit, Diane Brooks and sponsor. Miss Kosolopoff, leave for the state convention. Band Leader Mr. Walker relaxes when � here are no prying eyes. Mr. Walker Butler's award winning band under the expert direction of Mr. B. H. Walker BAND OFFICERS: Jerry Wall, Mary Louise Walker, and Sam Davis, Ser- geants, David Gilliland, Drum Major, Kay Sanders, Zee Wilkes, and Dee Wilkes, Lieutenants. BEST MARCHERS: Jerry Wall, Wayne Diacetis Mary Louise Walker, David Gilliland, Kay Sanders, Sam Davis, and Zee Wilkes The Band plays the team to victory One of the many formations of the Band The Band performs at assembly Chorus '66- 67 During the year the Butler Chorus, under the direction of Miss Jane Hadaway, has provided music for the entertain- ment of Butler students, their families, and Augustans in general. The chorus gave a Christmas concert. It also per- formed on television. Let's hit that note! Becky Wilson and Marcia Cave get the evil eye from Miss Hadaway I 14 It's done like this, boys. That's not the note. Mary Bruker, Dcidra Tominaya pause during solo. 115 Butler Academy of Science The entire membership of the Butler Academy of Science Academy Officers: Pres.—Robert MeKeown V. Pres.—Frank Bolyard Sec.—Marie Adams Treas.—Gary Haddock The mystery of a microscope holds one member's attention while the others look on. Some of the members admire an artificial plant. Biological Society Officers: Pres.—Harvey Tollison V. Pres AnerTSchuman Sec.—Frankye Brown Treas.—Gary Haddock Sponsor—Franklin Boulineau Members: Lynda Bragg Fred Jenkins Karen Waters Jackie McBurney Tommy Casaday Phillip CarroJI The members of the Butler Biological Society, a department of the Butler Academy of Science. Mr. Boulineau supervises one of the many activities of the society. Harvey Tollison, Biological Society President, works with other members in preparing a demonstration for the club. 116 Members of the Butler Physical Society Physical Society Officers: Pres. Carl Schuman V. Pres. Frank Bolyard Sec. Treas. Marie Adams Sponsor George Roesel Members: Paul Adams Bill Alewine Stewart Allen Dale Bignell Wade Brantley Tommy Cliett Gerald Collins Mike Shelton Sam Davis Gene Hampton Ralph Kitchens James Le Lane Tommy Landrum Benny Poston Martin Saumweber Frank Bolyard, Carl Schuman, and Marie Adams work on an experiment. Chemical Society Officers: Members: Pres.-Bill Yoder VPres.—Carol Scoville Sec.—Becky Wall Treas.-John Claeys Sponsor—Helen Carter Carol Cartee Margie Emmert Gibson Girrard Bob McKeown Mike Rhoden Bill Yoder, Chemical Society president, points out a poster to Society members. U� � T WT equals ... an afternoon of fun and learning. The officers of the chemical society and Mrs. Helen Carter dispute a point. Ginger, you're not looking) Debate Club The Butler Debate Club strives to pro- mote the healthy competitive spirit neces- sary for a debate. Although the members are not professionals, they come very close. The debators have a broad variety of subjects and sources (reference books) from which to choose. Ginger Baillie helps Bill Alewine get a number of reference books. Sharon Harms gives good advice and aid to Charles Claypool Members Bill Alewine Ginger Baillie Charles Claypool Sharon Harms Frankie Pipkins Linda Sauls 118 Ginger Bailie gives a sample debate This year's slate of officers are Joy Poss, President, Ginger Baillie. Vice president, Linda Atkinson, Treasurer, Cathie Brooks. Secretary, Marilyn Crosby, Inter Council Representative, and Gloria Cohen, His- torian (not pictured). Y-Teens Club The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing those ideals of personal and social living. In this en- deavor the club seeks to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and live as God. This year the club has performed many tasks. They held parties for the hospital- ized veterans at Fort Gordon. They also aided with the publicity of the Dusty Winds . A Christmas Dance was spon- sored by the club at which the Pallbear- ers entertained. The culmination of their projects will be at the end of the year when the club takes a trip to the beach. Pam Dorminy, Sandra Schweibert, Margie Emmert, and Susan Raborn attend Y-Teen Meeting. Miss Smith guides and directs this year's club as its sponsor. Members Linda Atkinson Ginger Baillie Cathie Brooks Gloria Cohen Marilyn Crosby Margie Emmert herry Gambrel I Janice Hand Sherry Hopper Diane Howerton Joy Poss Susan Raborn Marlis Saumweber Sandra Schweibert Kaal Day, Diane Brooks, and Glenda Houchens are honorary members of the club. 119 Diversified Cooperative Training The Diversified Cooperative Training program assists students in establishing realistic vocational goals. It creates en- thusiasm for learning and developes the ability of students to plan together, to organize and to carry out worthy activi- ties in attaining a purposeful life. Mr. Dechau gives daily lecture to one of his classes. Frankie Pipkins, president of D.C.T. is admired by his fellow officers, Connie Cutrone, treasurer, Gail Lynn, secretary, and Ann Morgan, vice president. Members Roy Abridge Mike Domen Alice Amos Sandra Farthing Harris Atkins Debbie Gilmore Ken Bame Sandi Gilmore David Broadnax Helen Godwin John Brozehat Cecil Gowers Carolyn Carlin Ben Hamilton Ken Chavous Judy Hammonds Elizabeth Clinkscales Gene Hardin Billy Corley Ray Hardin William Cosnohan Jo Etta Hinton Linda Crawley Randy Jenson Larry Cushman Danny Jester Connie Cutrone Chris Johnson Ann Dixon Anita Kohlmeyer James Dixon Tony Knowles Gary Prescott Pat Laird Moody Reese Jerry Laughlin Richard Regan Brad Lillard Janis Rhodes Gail Lynn Charles Richardson Peggy McCumbers Brenda Roberts Linda Mitchell Margaret Rourke Carol Mizell Judy Rye Ronald Moody Gene Sanders Barbara Morgan Linda Sauls Jean O'Tyson Janis Van Dusen Margaret Pappas Carl Wade Lisa Perkinson Linda Widener Frankie Pipkins Susan Widgeon Mark Phillips Ernest Wrcnn 120 121 Fourth period Tri-Hi-Y Club Kathy Crabbe, Vicki Blackburn, Diane Brooks, and Judy Sutton listen as Patty Cecil gives the devotional. Taking a look at the Hi-Y news are Velda Miller, Melanie Alligood, Julie Keel, Mary Grant, Nancy McDonald, Ann Palmer, Betty Parker, and Marcia Cave. The purpose of the Butler Tri-Hi-Y Club is to maintain and extend through- out the home, school, and community the high standards of Christian charac- ter. Each member strives for self-improve- ment as well as for the improvement of those they serve. During the year, the club takes part in such activities as the Y.M.C.A. Hallo- ween Carnival, District Training Confer- ences; such money-making projects as bake-sales, car-washes, and clothes hang- er collections. This year Butler was repre- sented at the state Youth Assembly held in Atlanta. At the end of the year the club will take its' annual beach trip. Members Judy Sutton—President Diane Brooks—Vice President Vicki Blackburn -Secretary Kathy Crabbe—Treasurer Patty Cecil—Chaplain Melanie Alligood Susan Anderson Judy Amerson Colhy Amos Teresa Batchelor Joan Bennett Candace Black Amelia Bowen Carolyn Brassed Janice Brassed Evo Briggs Nancy Browning Jackie Broyles Wanda Boyd lindo Burch Carol Corfee Marcia Cove Vicki Colvin Julia Crabbe Barbara Cumbus Gale Dugas Joyce Foirley Mary Grant Kay Green Joyce Guy Rodonno Guy Sharon Horms Benjalyn Horris June Hixon Foy Hopkins Sandro Huffman Jenny Jackson Cheryl Johnson Kathy Jones Lindo Keatley Julie Keel Sandra Kennedy Janice Kirkendohl Cecile Levesque Judy lifsey Debbie Kitchens Claire McCurry Nancy McDonald Carolyn McLeod Barbara Meyers Velda Miller Peggy Mooney Ann Polmer Betty Parker Suzanne Peorre Connie Poole Imogonc Powell Suzonne Pursley Trell Shuman Dianne Sikes Susan Surabian Carlee Thompson Catherine Toomcy Sandro Walker Beth Walker Barbara Webb Barbara Wehn Linda West Mary Lou White Lindo Willoughby Beverly Wright Carol Young Miss Lena Lane and Mrs. Betty Brassell arrive at a meeting, Linda Keatley, Fay Hopkins, Jackie Broyles, Vicki Colvin, Carolyn Brassed, and Trell Shuman listen to late as usual I business being carried on at a meeting. 122 Hi- Y Club The Butler Hi-Y Club, a boy's organization affiliated with the Augusta Y.M.C.A., promotes exemplary behavior among its members. This year the club has been an active mem- ber of the Inter-Council at the Y. Among their various functions are sponsoring chapel pro- grams, aiding the Augusta Rescue Mission, at- tending special training conferences and having monthly fellowship meetings. It can truly be said that the Butler Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Cleveland Kiser, is a very worth- while organization. Mr. Kiser and Ricky Turner, president, discuss plans for an upcoming event. Mr. Kiser guides and directs the club with a firm hand. Larry Wylie, Ricky Ford, Ricky Turner, Teddy Kandler, and Roddy Radford guide the club as this year's officers. Members Ricky Turner—President Roddy Radford—Vice President Larry Wylie-Secretary Teddy Kandler—Chaplain Ricky Ford—Treasurer Javid Seago :ddie Maddox Charles Lankster )onald Kersey :ddie MacDonald fimmy Hobby erry Tucker tommy Tucker Roy Vanderford John Johnson Mike Scott Sammy Pursley Bill Alewine Martin Saumwebei Leon Lloyd 123 Hi-Y members attend a chapel program held in the gym before school begins. Future Business Leaders America FBLA is an organization for business students. The purpose of this organization is to develop competent, aggressive business leadership and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. The Butler FBLA Chapter received the following awards at the State Convention: 3rd. place Annual Chapter Activities 1st. place for installing the largest number of members 2nd. place for public speaking 2nd. place Miss FBLA 1 st. place Mr. FBLA Officers President: Imogene Powell Vice-President: Bubba Newsome Secretary: Carolyn McNair Treasurer: Patty Cecil Parliamentarian: James Gilbert Reporters: Dale Wilson and Sandra Harrelson Miss Bargeron, the sponsor, instructs Imogene Powell. 124 Imogene Powell, Carolyn McNair, and Patti Cetfl leave after a meeting. Girls Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association promotes social, emotional, mental and physical fitness for the girls at Butler. Room for one more anywhere? Officers: President—Kathy Roberts Vice-President—Cindy Maude Treasurer—Anne Morgan Members Gaby Adams Eileen Brown Linda Faletti Linda Greene Gwen Holland Bobby Jean Jopling Linda Keatley Lana Mahaffey Cindy Maude Anne Morgan Jean Morgan Kathy Roberts Carlee Thompson Jackie Weeks Judy Weeks Deidre Fominays Watch out girls! Don't lose your balance. Mrs. Brower and Mrs. Strelec are sponsors for G.A.A. An interesting game of basketball keeps the girls on their toes. 125 Library Club The Library Club is -com- posed of assistants who devote their free period or study hall to serve the student body. Through rain, wind, misplaced books, and no time to study for the test next period! , they greet you with a friendly smile. Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. Motes seem to like the new books. Members Pat Pippin Bobby Jean Jopling Annette Melton Carol Lankster Burma Story Linda Fay Hopkins Sandra Kennedy Phillip Wasson Jim Gatch Laurel Perry Pat Lynn Frank Kirkland Catherine Toomey Marcia Morris Frank Yeck Linda Rabun Beth Walker Dianne Jowers Pat Morlan Katherine Toomey and Dianne Jowers can't find a place for all the books. 126 These smiling officers of the Library Club, Sandra Kennedy, Burma Sory and Fay Hopkins, are always ready to help. Future Teachers Club The Future Teachers Club tries to interest more peo- ple in the teaching profession and to help those interested plan for college. During the year, each member becomes a teacher's aide. At the end of the year, the member who has done the most service receives a plaque. Certain members also have the privilege of attending the State Convention at Rock Eagle. Miss Fortney is sponsor of F.T.A. Gail Fowler greets Susan Sims, Laurie Syms, and Melanie Alligood,'as they enter an F.T.A. meeting. Officers of F.T.A. are: Donald Noonan-Treasurer, Linda Hutto-Historian, Gail Fowler- Secretary, Barbara Wehn-Vice-president, and Dianne King-President Members Melanie Alligood Gail Fowler Hilda Fowler Linda Hutto Dianne King Diana Lane Nancy Mullins Donald Noonan Dianne Shelton Susan Sims Laurie Syms Barbara Wehn Miss Fortney conducts a typical F.T.A. meeting This newspaper under the supervision of Mr. Herbert Griffin, is the voice of the school. It brings all the latest news and GOSSIP to the stu- dents, faculty, and other interested Augustans. Re- gardless of the chaos behind the scenes, the staff always produces an interesting and informative edition. Mrs. Beaird gives Mr. Griffin a few pointers for the paper. Carol Cartee, Karen Hardy, Judy Amerson, Nanceen Freeburg, and Brenda Foley admire their finished Golden Brenda Neal, and Margie Emmert review their first edition of the paper. Students anxiously await the sale of the paper. Columns Helene Byrne and Linda Seber, the pros of the staff, help a new writer, Causby Saxon. edition. Majorettes The Butler High School Majorettes, in their colorful costumes and sparkling routines, delighted audiences at football games, school pep rallies, and com- munity performances. They proved to be real assets to the band by twirling in the annual Augusta Christmas Parade, and Butler's annual Spring Concert. The majorettes are under the direction of Mr. B. H. Walker. Margaret Blythe, Imogene Powell, Diane Howerton, Janice Kirkendahl, and Linda Bragg pose in their Christmas outfits. MARGARET BLYTHE-Junior JANICE Kll IMOGENE POWELL-Senior LINDA BRAGG-Junior DIANE HOWERTON-Sophomore EI Club Espanol Para aydur a los estudiantes entender la cultura de los paises de habla espanola y para hacer las personas saber la importanda del estudio de una lengua extran- jera. Durante el ano el club vende biscochos para hacer dinero para el banquete de la primavera. Officers President— Lyn Perley Vice-president—Vicki Blackburn Secretary—Sandy Partin Treasurer—Gail Hinman Miss Calhoun, the advisor, offers advice and help. Bobbie Jean Jopling, Lyn Perley, and Connie Poole help George Yoder into his Spanish Costume while Gayle McLeroy Holds His burrow. Gail Hinman, Lyn Perley, Vicki Blackburn, and Sandy Partin, the officers, seem to keep their eyes on the same thing. Latin Club Miss Grimaude, sponsor, views a map of the Roman Empire Diane Perdue polishes Teddy Kandler's shoes in student center during club initiation. The purpose of the Latin Club is to increase the understanding and enjoyment of Latin and to appreciate Roman civilization. All the projects of the club lead to a banquet in the spring. Officers President—Joan Bennett Vice-president—Teddy Kandler Secretary—Dee Wilkes Treasurer—Ginger BaiITTe Miss Grimaude and Joan Bennett greet members 132 The officers enjoy a private joke (in Latin, no doubt) Le Cercie Fran ais Officers: Jackie Broyles, vice-president Stephanie Folds, secretary, Karen Lowry Treasurer and Sharon Mathis, president Le Cercle Francais provides the members with an opportunity to study not only the French language, but the French culture as well. Accomplishments for the year included information col- lected on New Orleans, Canada, and Monte Carlo. Les jeunes filles lisent le journal. (The girls read the paper) Members Patti Abasolo Jane Adams Lindy Barnett Ardythe Bromely Bruce Carstaphen Carol Cartee Mary Carter Carol Couture Ray Crook Pam Dorminey Gale Dugas Gibson Gerrard Randy Gooding Martha Gordan Sharon Harms Fredda Haskell Louis Holston Bruce Howerton Ralph Kitchens Joan Martin Carolyn McLeod Milton Miyakave Patty Meyers Lucid Otts Sheila Parrish Shirley Saxon Tina Seldin Beth Shivers Laurie Syms Mary Lou White Evoynn Williams Jenny Wright Carolyn Wylds 133 Bruce Howerton, Jane Adams and Ralph Kitchens talk to Miss Mann about meetings and plans. Sandra Edwards, FHA president, is surrounded by the officers. Future Homemakers of America The overall goal of the Future Home- makers of America Club is to help indi- viduals improve personal, family and com- munity living, now and in the future. The members dressed Christmas dolls for the Salvation Army and had a Christmas party. Mary Linda Sewell and Marie Adams are proud of the club symbol. Members Marie Adams Judy Amerson Elaine Ash Patricia Anne Bates Margie Byrd Helen Byrne Pam Dorminey Sandra Edwards Connie Garrett Diane Hartsol Carol Lankster Janice Mosley Joy Poss Mary Linda Sewell Rose Mary Sweeney Pat Walters Barbara Wehn 134 The Club sponsors, Mrs. Stockton and Mrs. Hooten, prepare agenda for the next meeting Mrs. Marker! sponsors A.M.C. club. Allied Medical Careers Club The Allied Medical Careers Club's purpose is to serve other people by doing volunteer work in the city and county hospitals. The club helps young people decide if they are really interested in a career in the medical field. By working in the hospital, members can make this decision. Stephanie Folds and Sara Edenfield are proud of the Club uniform. Members Diana Andrews Patsy Austin Beverly Baily Karen Beale Jackie Broyles Delaine Burkette Gary Carlton Sonya Clarke Joan Cline Carolyn Cook Delane Deer Sara Edenfield Margie Emmert Stephanie Folds Delores Garcia Mary Garrett Martha Gordon Mary Ellen Gorman Pam Hammer Susan Hensley Jennifer Herrick Sherry Hopper Caroline Huffman Rita Jobe Ann Johnson Diane Johnson Sandra Kennedy Peggy Kimbrell Frank Kirkland Dorothy Krepps Betty Latham Deborah Martin Naomi Martin Patsy Mison Vickie Morris Brenda Neal Murl Neal Collen Nichols Faye Partridge Joy Poss Kathy Purnell Suzanne Pursley Mike Rhoden Marion Redmond Frances Riddle Brenda Rosamond Barbara Saxon Kay Sheperd Alice Stewart Diana St. John Susan Taylor Vinnie Terry Karen Thomas Margaret Vickery Kathy Warner Joy White Linda Wilfong 135 Officers: Sandra Kennedy-President; Mike Rhoden-Vice President; Joy White-Secretary-Treasurer pre- sent Mr. McKenzie with A.M.C. Bulldog. Archaeology Society Jerry Lynn .Satchel, Gerald Collins and Lynn Keilholtz are excavating at the Fort Moore site. Ginger Taylor, Susan Alden, Beth Shivers and Bruce Carstarphen are sifting loam in search of artifacts. The purpose of the Society is to promote the de- velopment of archaeology in the C.S.R.A. The Faculty Advisor, Mr. H. G. Johnston, and the Associate Advisor, Dr. Clements de Baillou of the Augusta Museum, instruct the Society on the scientific procedures important to the systematic study of Archaeology. The Society has been working with Dr. William Edwards of the University of South Carolina in the excavation of old 16th Century Fort Moore near Augusta and has volunteered many hours of repair work at the museum. , n Eddy McDonald, Baxter Bedell and Martin Saumweber examine arfi facts at the Augusta Museum. Barnie Beasley, president, discusses problems of the excavation with Dr. Wil- Mr. Johnston, Jerry Lynn Satchel and Barnie Beasley lay out the area, liam Edwards, director of the Department of Archaeology at the University of South Carolina. Officers President—Barnie Beasley Vice President—Jimmie Morris Secretary—Baxter Bedell Treasurer—Eddy McDonald 136 Members Susan Alden Barnie Beasley Baxter Bedell Mary Carter Bruce Carstarphen Gerald Collins Sam Davis Lynn Keilholtz Eddy McDonald Jimmie Morris Lance Poindexter Jerry Lynn Satchel Martin Saumweber Mike Scott Beth Shivers Sherrill Shivers Cecile Stuart Ginger Taylor Liam Widvey Suzanne Pearre and Suzanne Pursley don't think Bill Mundy and Alan Goins have worked very hard. To acquaint the student body with the importance of school spirit a Pep Club was organized this year. The club col- lected and sold newspapers to finance the purchase of pencils to be sold during basketball season. Officers Presidents: Janice VanDusen Al Sutton Pam Dormany Vice President: Maggie Mitchell Treasurers: Carol MenKin Julie Keel Historians: Sandra Kennedy David Seago Stephanie Folds These are the officers with the pep. Miss Vaughn and Janice VanDusen enjoy scrapbook. 137 Mrs. Edenfield worries about the annual and with a crew like hers what else could she do? Have you thought of it yet, Imogene? asks Vicki Blackburn. Business Staff Catherine Toomey Sheryl Duncan Beverly Baillie Debbie Eskew Patrice Eskew Martin Saumweber 138 Richard Harveston Sandra Sweibert Julie Keel Patti Cecil Vicki Blackburn Sandra Edwards Imogene Powell CANDELA Business Staff The Business Staff of the Butler Candela, under the careful guidance of Mrs. Edenfield, sponsor, does an almost unbelievable task of financially promoting the yearbook. During the summer months the staff goes out and sells ads to merchants in the Augusta area. This is a long and tedious job but the results make up for the blisters and tired feet that most of the staff acquire. Mrs. Edenfield and Diane Brooks, this year's Business Staff Manager, dis- cuss ad (add?) matters. Playtime is over. Let's get back to work Catherine, Debbie, and Sandra. Ads, Ads, Ads . . . Oh, come on Martin, please buy just one more annual, just one more! Julie Keel and Patty Cecil have a difficult time selling their last annual. Listen Patrice, all Eskews are born typists, Whatever happened to you? asks BIG SISTER Debbie. Mrs. Edenfield and Diane Brooks help Sandra Schweibert with her layouts. 139 Richard, give me that money or I'll, I'll, well I will! The CA Literal Will this yearbook There, there Judy. You'll find that picture one of these third periods. says Teddy Kandler reassuringly. The yearbook business does have its happy moments for Mrs. Cliatt and Editor Sharon Harms. ever get completed? asks Mrs. Cliatt, Canc e a sponsor. Linda Wilfong, Mary Grant, and Frances Riddle ponder over captions to put under many, many pictures. NDELA 7 Staff Rafael de Jesus, 1966 editor, gives a copy of the Candela to Sharon Harms, 1967 editor. Gale Dugas, Judy Sutton, and Connie Dorris check to see if any pages have come back. Pat Sheldon is always looking for more work. Carol Lankster, Class Editor, puts finishing touches on her section. feulWTlOli fOUCATlOH PHYSlCMtOViCM A THLETICS With two 60's stuck on the scoreboard And two seconds hanging on the clock, The solemn boy in the center of eyes. Squeezed by silence, Seeks out the line with his feet Soothes his hands along his uniform, Gently drums the ball against the floor, Then measures the waiting net, Raises the ball in the right hand, Balances it in his left, Calms it with his finger tips, Breathes, Crouches, Waits, And through a stretching of stillness, Nudges it upward. The ball Slides up and out, Lands, Leans, Wobbles, Wavers, Hesitates, Exasperates, plays it coy Until every face begs with unsounding screams— And then And then And then Right before ROAR-UP, Dives down and through. FOUL SHOT by Edwin A. Hoey Department Editor Connie Dorris 143 The 'fMighty ” Bulldogs 1st. Row L to R: Butch Register, George Yoder, John Callan, David Zang, Denry Black, Benny Price, Johnny Pickren, Brad Boyles, Irish Neville. 2nd Row: Rick Walker, Floyd Hall, David Hollis, Gene Crislip, Randy Foster, Rosco Cook, Murray Williams, Freddy Palmer, Pete Lysey, Rocky Turner. 3rd Row: Steve Boyles, Melvin Parrish, Donnie Wren, Steve Crislip, Tommy Way, Roberto Petro, Joel Dobson, Ricky Kimberland, Glen Dobson, Kenny Walton, John Teal, Dickie Mason, Neal Hammock, Jerry Seber, George Waters, Brundi Pursley, Mike Dorn, George Landreth, Walter Griggs. 5th Row: Jimmy McCurry, Thomas Baron, Michael Lamb, Raymond Hawkinbery, Steve Turner, Jimmy Daily, Roland Hoffman Jerry Smith, George Berry, John Denning, Bill McGahee, Billy Bush. 6th Row: Coaches Toole, Olliff, Overton, Williams, and Mathison. 144 Mgrs. JIMMY McCURRY, THOMAS BARON and JOHN DENNING Football JAMIE OVERTON: Head Coach Coaches DONALD TOOLE: Back Coach ARNOLD WILLIAMS: End Coach TOMMY MATHISON: B Team Coach JOE OLLIFF: Line Coach 145 HENRY BLACK: T.B. Stop! I give. JOHNNY PICKREN: Guard One of these days.... JOHN CALLAN: End. I might let you have it if you ask me real nice. GEORGE YODER: Guard. Do what??? DAVID ZANG: I knew I could do it if Bat Man could. - 146 ROSCO COOK: Guard. Hey, coach, look, I learned to tie my shoe last night. RICKY KEMMERLIN: Q.B. IRISH NEVILLE: End Good grief. I don't know what to Would you believe I do with this thing. can't turn it loose? BENNY PRICE: Q.B. I can't wait to see your face when I move this thing. GENE CRISLIP: F.B. Hee hee, faked you off, didn't I??? FLOYD HALL: F.B. ''You're crazy if you think you can get this ball away from me. BRAD BOYLES: Center. You think this looks funny? You should see me from the other side. BUTCH REGISTER: Tackle. Ah, come on, coach, let me get up now, TOMMY WAY: H.B. Hey, you don't think I did it. Do you?1 147 DAVID HOLLIS: T.B. I'll go home if you don't let me play. Doin' the dog Benny Price finds trouble from all sides. Bulldogs practice old and new tricks Steve Crislip moves ahead for Butler Just let me out there! I'll make dog-meat out of 'em!!! I 50 Roberto Petro is finally brought down. BUTLER vs. N.A. Butler's football sea- son was officially opened September 3rd, as the Bulldogs took on North Augusta's Yellow Jackets with a score of 14-7, N.A.'s favor. Gene Crislip scored Butler's first touchdown for the 1966 season. David Hol- lis kicked the extra point. BULLDOGS vs. MUSKETEERS Hundreds of fans poured into ARC stadium Friday night Oct. 14, to watch the Bulldogs battle with the Richmond Musketeers. Rich- mond scored 1 st early in the 2nd quarter. Butler bounced back when three Bulldogs blocked an ARC punt and Rosco Cook recovered in the end zone. Lacy Holton's kick failed. Richmond kicked a field goal and ended the game with a score of 9-6. 1966-FOOTBALL September 3 North Augusta 7-14 lost September 9 Thomson 7-21 lost September 16 Benedictine 27- 7 won September 23 Savannah High 0-13 lost September 30 Glynn 6-27 lost October 14 Richmond 6- 9 lost October 21 Jenkins 7-31 lost October 28 Aquinas 26- 0 won November 30 Groves 6- 7 lost 151 Ready?? CHARGE!!! Lacy Holton drops back for a long punt. A tense moment is shared by all the Bulldogs. Randy Foster approves team strategy from the sideline. 152 Enthusiastic fans turn out to watch Bulldogs in action. Butler cheerleaders make friends during halftime. Hey, break it up! The ref' is cornin'. A Bulldog downs a Richmond player before he receives the ball. 153 Cheerleaders DIANE BROOKS ROSEMARY LEE 154 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS L to R: Linda Mancillas, Diane Brown, Rose Conn, Vicky Snowden, Emily Goolsby, and Mary Ellen Carrich. VICKI DOOLITTLE JUDY SUTTON DIANE CHASE Standing L to R: Vickie Bufford, Dianne Dunn, Susan Fulcher, Vicky Crenshaw, Coach Baker, Celia Bridges, Nancy Browning, and Diane Baxley. Kneeling: L to R: Nancine Freeburg, Bernice Sfaab, Cherry DeVaney, Theresa Maddox, Joan Cline, Barbara Garcia, Cheryl Duncan, Seated: Margaret Mitchell, Debby McWaters, and Sharon Fitzgerald. Looks like our managers aren't managing too well. Diane, Coach Baker, and Nancy display sportsmanship trophy. 157 MARGARET MITCHELL DEBBY McWATERS Way to go, team! VICKIE BUFFORD Good Grief!! I give up! Hey, what's goin' on?' One of us is going to stop, and it's not me. CELIA BRIDGES SHARON FITZGERALD DIANE BAXLEY BERNICE STAAB Nancy goes for two Hey, move over. SUSAN FULCHER What is it?' then gets a rebound Come on, let me have It! I got it! 1966-67 SCHEDULE Waynesboro 33-35 Lost Hephzibah 30-46 Lost ARC 40-36 Won Aquinas 46-34 Won Aiken 37-43 Lost Louisville 51-24 Won ARC 61-40 Won ARC 52-53 Lost Harlem 52-32 Won Aquinas 53-47 Won Hephzibah 26-58 Lost Granetville 46-33 Won Louisville 55-40 Won Aiken 52-67 Lost North Augusta 55-40 Won Aquinas 46-28 Won Aiken 21-42 Lost North Augusta 46-18 Won ARC 66-55 Won VICKI CRENSHAW CHERRY DeVANY 161 standing L to R: Gene Crislip, Roberto Petro, Larry Brumley, John Callan, Dickie Yaun Irish Neville, and Coach Poss. Kneeling L to R: Ron Lowry, Steve Crislip, Al Sutton Ed Scar- borough, Cres Hendrix, Richard Rogers, and Ronny Norris 1966-67 SCHEDULE Waynesboro 44-50 Lost Hephzibah 68-36 Won Richmond 59-49 Won Aquinas 46-59 Lost Jenkins 45-40 Won Savannah 44-49 Losft Groves 47-40 Won ARC 54-65 Lost Glynn 46-49 Lost Aquinas 61-62 Lost Harlem 55-57 Lost BC 62-49 Won Aquinas 55-60 Lost Hepzibah 69-52 Won Graniteville 56-50 Won Groves 41-41 Tie BC 51-46 Won North Augusta 86-37 Won Savannah 46-50 Lost North Augusta 61-51 Won ARC 49-63 Lost REGION TOURNAMENT Groves 47-37 Won Beach 63-33 Lost Bulldogs take a breather during half time. 162 Cheerleaders boost morale. 163 Now you don't expect us to believe that, do you. Coach? You're gonna do what? 'Hey, back off and let me shoot. Funniest Indian wrestling I've ever seen. Get him! 166 AL SUTTON: Guard Standing, L to R: Larry Hicks, Craig Lindsey, George Landreth, Walter Griggs and Coach Williams. Kneeling, L to R: David Whitfield, Butch Bryant, and Ronald Dorris Gene chases the ball GENE CRISLIP: Forward B-TEAM 1966-67 SCHEDULE Hephzibah 47-48 Lost ARC 47-58 Lost Louisville 76-66 Won Savannah 33-48 Lost Groves 66-40 Won ARC 41-52 Lost BC 32-30 Won Hephzibah 52-40 Won Granitville 66-29 Won BC 72-57 Won Savannah 40-36 Won NA 54-42 Won ARC 34-43 Lost 167 TEAM: Tommy Tucker, Eddie Maddox, Glenn Hobby, Danny Maraetes, Steve Cawthon, Tommy Phillips Cris Hendrix, Mike Scott, Mgr. Ray Paul, Michael Bradway, Robert Porterfield, Ronald Norris, Ricky Ford, Ray Kinkston, Bob Lane, Steve Hutto, Larry Hicks, Steve Ford, Mike Duffie, Jerry Seber and Coach Mathison 168 STEVE CAWTHORN 308 LANE RON LOWRY AL SUTTON 170 Front Row: L. to R.: Fred Jenkins, Rocky Turner, Gene Duffie, Roberto Petro, David Hollis, Lamar Willis, Larry Thigpen, Jimmy Boyle and Jerry Montgomery. Second Row, L. to R.: Dickie Mason, Melvin Parrish, Jimmy Roland, Jim Patch, Norman Stocker, Pete Leisey, Wade Brantly, Neal Hammock. Third Row L to R: Bill Alewine, Benny Poston, Mike Daly, George Waters, Mike Dorn, Mike Grosserman, Kenny Morris. Fourth Row L to R: Frank Screen, Steve Turner, Randy Gooding, David Zang, Lawrence Lam, Miguel Diaz. Fifth Row L to R: Mgr. Teddy Kandler, Coach Donald Toole, Coach Joe Olliff, Trainer Bill MaGahee. Butler Track Team Region Champs For the second straight year the Butler Track Team has won the Region Championship by a slight margin over Jenkins of Savan- nah, at the Region Meet held in Savannah. The season's record for the team is 7 wins and 4 losses in tri- angular and quadrangular meets. The teams defeated by Butler were: Richmond Academy, Athens, Lanier of Macon, Aiken, Scriven County, North Augusta, Thomson, Clinton, Groves, Glynn, Savan- nah and Carlise. The losses came at the hands of Greenwood, Aiken, Richmond Academy, and Jenkins. The Track Team also participated in the Westminister Relays in Atlanta as well as the State Meet in Atlanta. Outstanding individuals are: Lamar Willis, sprints; Gene Duffie, “T£rU£ middle distance and pole vault; Ray Meyers, distance and triple jump; Andy Chavous, hurdles and high jump; Randy Riner, hurdles and high jump; Jimmy Roland, high jump; Bruce Byers, shot and discus; Johnny Hill, pole vault; and Ricky Davis, broad jump. Coach Oliff deserves credit for successfully training such an outstanding team. 171 High jumper ROBERTO PETRO Distance Runners: L. to R.: LARRY THIGPEN, JERRY MONTGOMERY, FRED JENKINS and JIMMY BOYLE ROCKY TURNER going over hurdle 172 174 Hey, Can we divide this four ways?' Our poised faculty blow their cooil Hey, do you feel a draft? Senior Directory ADAMS, MARIE Beta 2, 3, 4; Academy of Science, Secretary 4; Phys- ics Society, Secretary-treas- urer 4; F.H.A. 4, Parlia- mentarian 4; GOLDEN COL- UMNS 4; D.A.R. Outstand- ing Senior Girl 4; Winner of Lions Club Essay Con- test 4; Student Council Al- ternate 2; F.T.A. 4; Certifi- cate of Merit 3; Guidance Ass't. 4 ALEWINE, WILLIAM Archaeology Society 3, 4; Student Council Represent- ative 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Science Club 2; Physics Society 4; De- bate Team 4; Leadership Award 2, 3; Chorus 3, Co- President 3; Track Team 4 ALLEN, STEWART Debate Club 2; Pep Club 4; Academy of Science 4; Archaeology Society 4 ALLIGOOD, MELANIE F.T.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beta Club 4 ANDRACKI, BUTCH ANDREWS, DIANNA Beta Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Guidance Ass't 4; Allied Medical Careers 3; Junior Achievement 3, Treasurer 4; CANDELA 4 ANSLEY, CHERYL Latin Club 2; A.M.C. Club 3 ANTHONY, SHARON Chorus 3; 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3 ATKINSON, LINDA Y-Teen Program Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Guidance Ass't 4 ATTAWAY, JOHN ATWOOD, AAARY BAILEY, BEVERLY Advanced Band 2, 3 Band Letter 2, 3, Band Medal 3, Superior Rating on Obeo Solo 3, Superior Rating on Quartet 3, Excellent Rating on Quintet 3; Student Council 3; A.M.C. 4; CAN- DELA Business Staff 4 BAILEY, LYNDA Y-Teens Treasurer 3 BAILLIE, GERALDINE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Y- Teens 3, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; American Legion Oratorical Contest 2, 3, 4; State Lit- erary Meet 3, 4; GOLDEN COLUMNS 4; Lunchroom Ass't 3, 4; Senior Council 4; Debate Club 4; Drama Club 2 BALDOWSKI, JERRY BAKER, GORDON BAME, KENNETH D.C.T. 3, 4 BATCHELOR, THERESA Tri-Hi-Y 4 BARRON, THOAAAS Manager of Football Team 3, 4 BAXLEY, DIANE Cheerleading 2, 4, Ameri- can Cheerleading Associa- tion 4; Basketball 4, Most Valuable Forward 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Achievement 2, 3; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3 BEASLEY, GLENDA Beta Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 3; CANDELA Lit- erary Staff 4; Guidance Ass't 4; French IV Scholas- tic Award 3 BENNETT, JOAN Latin Club 3, President 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 BERNARD, MARIA Spanish Club 4 BERRY, BILLY Football 2, 3, Letter 2; Bas- ketball 2, 3; Track Letter 2, 3 BIGNELL, DALE Academy of Science 3, 4; Archaeology Society 4; Baseball 3 BLACK, AULEY Archaeology Society 2; Pep Club 4 BLACK, HENRY Student Council 3; Senior Council 4; Football 3, 4, Letter; Track Team 2, 3 BLACK, DENNIS BLACKBURN, VICKI Student Council 2; Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 4; Senior Council Secretary- Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y Secre- tary 4; CANDELA Business Staff 4; Homecoming Can- didate 4 BOBAL, BETH F.H.A. 2; Y-Teens 3 BOITER, EARL Certificate of Merit BOWEN, AMELIA Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4 BOYD, JERRY Hi-Y 3 BOYLES, BRAD Archaeology Society 3; Student Council 4; Football 3; 4 BROADNAX, LINDA BROOKS, CATHIE Tri-Hi-Y 3; Y-Teens Secre- tary 4; Spanish Club 3, 4 BROOKS, DIANE Student Council 2, 4; Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Miss CANDELA Finalist 4; Senior Council 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4; CANDELA Business Staff 3, Manager 4; Physical Fitness Meet 3; Y-Teens 4; Pep Club 4; Guidance Ass't 4 BROWN, FRANKYE Archaeology Society 2; F. T.A. 4; Biology Society 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 BROWNING, NANCY Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4; State Physical Fitness Meet, First Place 2; Homecom- ing Queen 4; F.B.L.A. 2, Historian 3; CANDELA Business Staff 3; Student Council 3; Senior Council President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; G. A.A. 2, 3 BRUMLEY, LARRY Basketball 2, Lettered 3, 4; Student Council 2 BRUKER, MARY Cheerleader 2; Chorus 2, 3, President 4; All-State Chorus 2, 3; Literary Meet; Student Council 4; Physical Fitness Award 2; Pep Club 4; CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Guidance Ass't 4 BURCH, LINDA Tri-Hi-Y 4 BURNETT, STEPHANIE GOLDEN COLUMNS 2, 3 BURROUGHS, SANDRA Y-Teens 3 BUSH, WILLIAM Track Trainer 2; Football Trainer 4 BRYANT, JOY Hi-Y 3; Junior Achieve- ment 4 CADLE, EARL Archaeology Society 3 CALLAN, JOHN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player, Coach's Blocking Trophy, Silver Helmet Award; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain; Track 3, 4; Student Council 3; Senior Council President 4; Scholastic Award 2, 3 CAMPBELL, BRIAN Physical Fitness Award 176 CARON, WAYNE CARPENTER, BRENDA CARROLL, JUDY Y-Teens 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; A.M.C. 3; F.B.L.A. 4 CARTER, PAUL CARTIN, CAROLYN G.A.A. 3; D.C.T. 4; Physi- cal Fitness Award 3 CAVE, CECILLE CAWLEY, LINDA G.A.A. 2, D.C.T. 4 CAWTHON, STEVEN Hi-Y 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Senior Council 4; Baseball 2, 3, Captain 3; Baseball Most Valuable Player 3,- Pep Club 4 CECIL, PATRICIA Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 4; F.B.L.A. Treasurer 4; CAN- DELA Business Staff 4; Li- brary Ass't 3; Certificate Of Merit 3 CHAVIS, LARRY CHAVOUS, KENNETH D.C.T. 3, 4; Physical Fit- ness Award; Audio-Visual Manager 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2 CHESSER, EUGENE CHRISTIE, DIANNE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 4; Sen- ior Council 4,- Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 2 CHURTON, JOHN CLARKE, SONYA Dramatics Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3, 4, President 3; Al- lied Medical Careers Club 4 CLAYPOOL, CHARLES Senior Council 4; Hi-Y 4 CLIETT, THOMAS A.M.C. Club-2, 3 CLINKSCALES, ELIZABETH Student Council 2; Physi- cal Fitness Award; COLLINS, GERALD French Club 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Archaeology Club 3, 4 COOPER, JERRY CORLEY, BILLY D.C.T. 2 COSNAHAN, WILLIAM D.C.T. 4 COSTELLO, NORENE COX, ALFRED COX, LONNIE COX, WILLIAM COBURN, SHARON Chorus 4; Y-Teens 2 COHEN, GLORIA Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Allied Medical Careers 3; Junior Achievement 3, Y-Teens 4, Historian 4; CANDELA Lit- erary Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Certificate of Merit 3 CRABBE, KATHLEEN French Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treas- urer 4; Certificate of Merit 2; Pep Club 4; Guidance Ass't 4 CRANK, DAVID CRAWFORD, MARGARET Certificate of Merit 3; CAN- DELA Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 3 CREECH JAMES Student Council 2 CRISLIP, GENE Football 2, 3, Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 CROFT, BETTY CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Pep Club 4 CULBRETH, JANET Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3 CUSHMAN, LARRY D.C.T. 3, 4 CUTRONE, CONNIE F.B.L.A. 2; D.C.T. 4, Treas- urer 4 DANIEL, JOHN Band 2, 3 DANSBY, JOE DAVIS, ALFRED Physical Fitness Award 2, 3 DAY, KAAL Archaeology Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Junior Achieve- ment 2, Literary Meet; F.B.L.A. 4; Y-Teens 4 DeCAMPLI, MICHAEL Archaeology Club 2, 3 D.C.T.,; Junior Achieve- ment DILLARD, KENNETH DIXON, ANN D.C.T. 3, 4 DOMAN, MIKE D.C.T. 3, 4 DORRIS, CONNIE Allied Medical Club; Chor- us 2, 3, 4; GOLDEN COL- UMNS 2; Junior Achieve- ment 2; CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Sports Editor 4 DOYLE, JOHNELL DOZIER, JOEY Student Council 2; D.C.T. 4 DUGAS, GALE CANDELA Literary Staff, Academics Editor 4; French Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 2; Junior Achieve- ment 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4 DUNDON, SARA Y-Teens 2 DUNN, TOMMY FARTHING, SANDRA D.C.T. 3, 4 EDENFIELD, WILLIAM Beta Club 2, 3; Certificate of Merit 3 ELVINGTON, SANDRA D.C.T. 3, 4 EMMERT, MARJORIE A.M.C. 3, 4; Dramatics 3; GOLDEN COLUMNS Pho- tographer 4; Y-Teens 4; Science Club 4 ENROUGHTY, SUSAN Student Council 2; G.A.A. 2 ESKEW, DEBORAH CANDELA Business Staff 3, 4; Georgia Girl's State 3; Student Council 2; Jun- ior Achievement 3; Guid- ance Ass't. 4 EVERSON, JOHN FAULKNER, ALAN Band 2, 3; Physical Fitness Award FLOWERS, CEOLA FORD, STEVEN Track 2, 3, Crosscountry 1, 2; Basketball 2 FOSS, ROBBIE Student Council 4 FOUNTAIN, JANICE Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Council 4; Dramatic Club 2 FULCHER, GAYLE D.C.T. 4 FULMER, DANNY Student Council 3; Physical Fitness Award 3; Track 2 GARRISON, SHEILA Tri-Hi-Y 2 GAMBRELL, HOWARD GENITSKI, ALLEN GEORGE, ARLENE Candidate for Miss CAN- DELA GILBERT, JAMES Future Business Leaders of America 3, Parliamentar- ian 4 GILLILAND, DAVID Band 2, Drum Major 3, 4; Honor Band 3, 4; Bands- man of the Year Award 3 177 GILMORE, DEBORAH G.A.A. 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3; Y-Teens 3; D.C.T. 4 GIBSON, MARCIA Allied Medical Careers 3; Y-Teens 3 GOEN, BARBARA Spanish Club 4; F.T.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4 GODFREY, LORAINE G.A.A. 2; Science Club 2; Physical Fitness Award 3 GOLDMAN, JUDITH G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; A.M.C. 4 GODWIN, HELEN G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; D.C.T.; Latin Club GRANT, MARY A.M.C. 3, CANDELA Lit- erary 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 4 GREENE, WILLIAM Student Council 2; 3; Man- ager of the Football Team 2; Junior Achievement 3, President 3 GRIFFIN, BONNIE GRYGO, JAMES Football 2, 3 GRESHAM, GREGORY F.B.L.A. 2 GRAVES, JACK Band 2; Student Council 2 HADDEN, JAMES HALE, CARY HALMSTEAD, CHERYL Tri-Hi-Y 4 HALL, BILLY HALL, CHARLIE HALL, FLOYD Track 3; Football 3; Base- ball 4 HAMILTON, WAYNE HAMMONDS, JUDY D.C.T. HAND, JANICE CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Y-Teens 2 HARDEN, WILLIAM D.C.T. 3, 4 HARDIGREE, DAVID HARDIN, RAY D.C.T. 4 HARMS, SHARON Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4; CANDELA Literary Staff 3, Editor 4; Physical Fitness Award 2; Junior Achieve- ment 3, Vice President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 HARRELSON, SANDRA Pep Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4 HARRINGTON, REED HARVESTON, RICHARD Debate Club 2; French Club 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; CANDELA Business Staff 4; Certificate of Merit 3 HATTAWAY, CHARLES Physical Fitness Award HAWK, JOYCE HAWK, JAMES D.C.T. 3, 4 HAYDEN, JOHN GOLDEN COLUMNS 3; Chorus 4 HENNINGER, LYLE Latin Club 2 HERRICK, GENNIFER A.M.C. Club 4 HINMAN, GAIL Junior Achievement 3; Spanish Club 4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4, Drama Club 2 HINTON, CHARLES HINTON, JOETTA D.C.T. 4 HIXON, CONNIE SUE HOBBS, SHIRLEY D.C.T. 2 HOBSON, ALVIN Spanish Club HOPKINS, BRENDA KAY HOPKINS, LINDA FAY G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Li- brary Ass't. 4; Secretary of Library Club 4 HOLLIS, DAVID Track 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 4 HOLTON, JAMES HOOVER, JoANN HOUCHENS, GLENDA GOLDEN COLUMNS 2 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, Secretary 2, Miss Butler F.H.A. 2; Archaeology Club 2, Secre- tary 3; Certificate of Merit 3; French Award For High- est Scholastic Average 2; Student Council 2, 3, Sec- retary 4; Chorus 2, 3, Sec- retary 4; CANDELA Lit- erary Staff 4,- Butler Win- ner of Voice for Democ- racy Contest 4; Y-Teens 4; F.T.A. 4 HOWELL, EVA Beta Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2 HOWELL, SUZZETTE Art Award 3; G.A.A. 2 HUDSON, RALPH VAN Science Club 4 HUGHES, CYNTHIA Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 2 HULME, HOWARD INGRAM, DIANA Student Council 2; F.H.A. 2 ISDELL, CARL Beta Club 3, 4; Certificate of Merit 3 JACKSON, MARTHA F.H.A. 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4 JACKSON, MICHAEL Golf 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4 JAHERA, JOHN Beta Club 3, 4 JAY PATRICIA JENSEN, HAL D.C.T. JOHNSON, ANN Band 2, 3, 4; Archaeology 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; A.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3 JOHNSON, DALE F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 3 JOHNSON, LULA JOHNSON, SUSIE Beta Club 2, 3 JOHNSON, TOMMY JOHNSON, THOMAS JONES, AAARY Tri-Hi-Y 4 JOPLING, BOBBIE JEAN F.T.A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 4 JOWERS, CAROL G.A.A. 3 KAY, FAY Chorus 2, 3, 4 KEEN, PATRICK KEEL, JULIE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club, Treasurer 4; CANDELA Business Staff 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; Miss Sophomore 2; Student Council 3, 4 KELLY, ELIZABETH Dramatics Club 2, Vice- President 3,- Physical Fit- ness Award KELLY, HARRY Football 4 KENNEDY, SANDRA A.M.C. Club, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Pep 178 Club, Historian 4; Library Ass't. 4; Library Club, Vice President 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Senior Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Archaeology Club 2; Drama Club 2 KIRKENDALL, JANICE Majorette 4; Dramatics Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; CAN- DELA Literary Staff 4; Sen- ior Council 4; Student Council 4; Volleyball Team 3; Pep Club 4; Physical Fit- ness Award 3 KIRKLEY, MICHAEL Beta Club 3, 4 KOHLMEYER, ANITA Latin 4; D.C.T. 3, 4 KREPPS, DOROTHY Band 2; Student Council 2; A.M.C. 3, 4 KUCELA, ETHEL Pep Club 4; Future Teach- ers of America 3 LADUN, STEPHEN LAMBERTH, JOSEPH Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Physical Fitness Award 2 LAMBERTH, LINDA Dramatics Club 3; Junior Achievement 3, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 2 LAIRD, PATRICK LANE, DIANA Junior Achievement 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4 LOVERING, MARK LANKSTER, CAROL Future Homemakers of America, Treasurer 2; President 3; Vice President 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 4; Library Ass't. 4; CANDELA Literary Staff 3,4 LAUGHLIN, JERRY D.C.T. 3, 4 LeFEBURE, JOHN LEGGETT, WILLIAM LEGRAND SHEILA LOWRY, RONALD Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Basketball Mana- ger 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Council 4; Student Council 4 LYNN, GAIL D.C.T. 4; Secretary 4 LYNN, PATRICIA Student Council 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Treasurer 2; Library Ass't 4; A.M.C. 2, 3 MAHAFFEY, LANA G.A.A. 3, 4 MARTIN, CAROL F.B.L.A. 2; G.A.A. 3, 4 MARTIN, CHARLES Archaeology Club 2 MARTIN, DONALD Student Council 3 MATHIS, SHARON French Club, President 4; Pep Club 4; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4; Student Council Repre- sentative 4 AAAYO, JAMES McBURNEY, JACKIE Y-Teens 4; Latin Club; Band 3, 4; Science Club McCALL, LINDA McCullough, freddy McCUNE, BERNARD McCURRY, JIMMY Archaeology, Vice Presi- dent 3; Football Manager 3, 4; Track 3 McKEOWN, ROBERT Science Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4 McLEROY, GAYLE Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4 McNAIR, CAROLYN F.B.L.A., Secretary 4; Chor- us 4 McTYRE, SHEILA MELTON, EVA G.A.A. 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Pep Club 4 MERRITT, ALAN MEYER, KENNETH MILLER, VELDA A.M.C. 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 MITCHELL, BETTY MITCHELL, HELENE Beta Club 3; 4; Pep Club 4 MITCHELL, LINDA D.C.T.; Student Council MOBLEY, TERESA LYNN MOODY, RONALD D.C.T. 3; 4 MOONEY, PEGGY Tri-Hi-Y 4 MORGAN, ANNE G.A.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 4; D.C.T., Vice President 4; Guidance Ass't. Physical Fitness Award 3 MORLAN, PAT GOLDEN COLUMNS, Fea- ture Editor 4 MORLAN, PATRICIA ANN Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 3; Junior Achievement 3, Vice President 4; Y-Teens 2 MORRIS, JAMES Latin Club 2; Beta Club 2; Archaeology Club 2, 3, Vice President 4 MORRIS, RAYMOND NEAL, BRENDA A.M.C. Club 3, 4; GOL- DEN COLUMNS, Business Manager NELSON, LUDWIG NEVILLE, IRISH Student Council 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 NEWMAN, STEVE NISBET, EDWARD Beta Club 3, President 4; Hi-Y; Elk's Leadership Award 4; Certificate of Merit 3 NIX, BARRY NORMAN, HUGH NORRIS, RONALD Football 2; Baseball 2; 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4 NORTON, BILLY GOLDEN COLUMNS 2; Chorus 3, 4 O'NEAL, LARRY O'NEAL, PEGGY OVERTON, NANCY Latin Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4 PARKMAN, BONNY PARTIN, SANDRA Y-Teens 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 4; Treasurer 4 PAUL, WANDA PEARRE, SUZANNE Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y; CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Pep Club PENDREY, GALE PERLEY, CAROLYN Drama Club 2, President 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 3; GOLDEN COLUMNS 3; Cer- tificate of Merit 3 PERRY, LAUREL F.H.A., G.A.A. PHILLIPS, SAMUEL D.C.T. PHILLIPS, THOMAS Baseball 179 PICKREN, JOHNNY Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Student Council 2 PIERCE, LARRY PIERCE, PATRICIA PINKSTON, PAUL Library Club 4; Baseball Manager 3; 4 PIPKINS, FRANKLIN Student Council 2, 3, 4; D.C.T., President 4 PIPPIN, PATRICIA A.M.C. 2, 3; Library Club 4 POLINA, DOROTHY POOLE, CONNIE G.A.A. 3; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Pep Club 4; Span- ish Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Physical Fitness Award 2 PORTER, JANIE Beta Club 3, 4 PORTERFIELD, ROBERT Baseball, 4 POSS, JOY Y-Teens 2, 3, Secretary 3; President 4; A.M.C. 3, 4 GOLDEN COLUMNS 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; F.H.A., Secretary 4; Cullum's Fash- ion Board 4 POSTON, BENNETTE Student Council,; Certifi- cate of Merit 3; Science Club POWELL, IMOGENE Student Council 2; 3; Beta Club 2; F.B.L.A., Secretary 3, President 4; State Vice- President 4; Majorette 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; CANDELA Busi- ness Staff 4 POWELL, WILLIAM POWICK, ROY Science Club 3 PRESCOTT, GARY PRICE, ROY Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Student Council 2, 4 PULASKI, JOHN Football 2; Baseball 2, 3 PULLINS, MARY PURSLEY, SUZANNE A.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, Vice President 3; Dra- matics 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club; Guidance Office Ass't. 4 RABORN, RICHARD RABORN, SUSAN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; White's Fashion Board 4; F.T.A. 2; Y-Teens 4 RACHELS, HARRY RAY, CARMEN REED, PATSY Chorus 2; Spanish Club 3; A.M.C. Club 3; Student Council 4; Senior Council 4; CANDELA Literary Staff 4 REGISTER, BUTCH Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; GOLDEN COL- UMNS 4 RENNER, BILL RHODEN, JOSEPH A.M.C. 3, Vice President 4 RHODES, JANIS F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3; D.C.T. 4 RICHARDSON, CHARLES D.C.T. 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Club 4 SCARBOROUGH, EDWARD Basketball 2, 3, 4; SCHUMANN, CARL Band 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; President 4 180 SCHWIEBERT, SANDRA Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, President 3, Miss Y-Teens 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, Vice President 3; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; CAN- DELA Business Staff 4; Pep Club 4 SEBER, LINDA GOLDEN COLUMNS 2, 3, Feature Editor 4; Co-Mana- ger 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; Dra- matics Club 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4 SELDIN, JAMES Physical Fitness Award 3, 4 SEWELL, MARY LINDA Archaeology 2; F.H.A. 4 SHAW, PAMELA SHELTON, MICHAEL Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Science Club 4; Certifi- cate of Merit 3 SHIFLETT, TERRY Physical Fitness Award SIKES, DIANNE Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; F.H.A. 2; Physical Fitness Award 2 SIKES, LAURIE F.B.L.A. 4 SINGLETARY, ELTON Band 2, 3 SIPLE, FRANK SKINNER, MARSHALL SMITH, ELMER SMITH, GERALD SMITH, JANICE Latin Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 4 SPROTT, JAMES STANFORD, AUDREY Student Council 2; G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4 STEEDLEY, DONALD STEPHENSON, LARRY STEVENS, DEBORAH A.M.C. 3 STEVENSON, WANDA STEWARD, DEBBY STEWART, LINDA Student Council 3; F.B.L.A. 3 STORY, BURMA Archaeology Club 2, Treas- urer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Library Ass't. 4; Library Club, President 4; Lunchroom Ass't 4; Student Council 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3 STORY, PAMELA SURABIAN, SUSAN Junior Achievement 3; CANDELA Literary Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4 SUTTON, JUDY Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Tri-Hi-Y- Award 3, President 4; Sen- ior Council 4, Vice-Presi- dent; CANDELA Literary Staff 3, 4, Activities and Features Editor 4; Miss Augusta Shrine Club 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Pep Club 4; Guidance Of- fice Assistant 4; Physical Fitness Badge 3 TAYLOR, JACK Baseball 2 TAYLOR, REGINA Pep Club 4; Basketball 2; Band 2; F.H.A. 2; CAN- DELA Literary Staff 4 TAYLOR, ROBERT Beta Club 2, 3, 4,- Baseball 3; Student Council 4 THIGPEN, LARRY Pep Club 4; Track Team 3, 4,- Hi-Y 3 Senior Coun- cil 4 THOMAS, EDWARD THORNHILL, ELAINE Pep Club 4 TODD, BETTY JO Girls' Athletic Association 2 TODD, DAVID Baseball Team 2, 3, 4 TOLLISON, HARVEY Academy of Science, Bio- logical Society 4 Presi- dent 4 TOOLE, DEBORAH Latin Club 2, Student Coun- cil Representative 3 TOOLE, HOWARD Student Council Alternate 2, Archaeology Club 2, 3, Historian 3, Beta Club 3, 4 TOOMEY, CATHERINE Y-Teens 2, Business Staff of CANDELA 3, 4, Library Assistant 4 TOWNSEND, WALTER Track Team 3 TRIMMIER, DAVID TUCKER, BOBBY Track 3 TUCKER, THOMAS Football, 2, Baseball 4, Hi-Y 4 TURNER, DANNY TURNER, JOE Newspaper 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4 TURNER, RICHARD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3, UPTON, PATRICIA Majorette 2, Student Coun- cil Representative 2 Band 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4 UTLEY, MIKE UTLEY, DIANNE Future Homemakers of America 2, Future Business Leaders of America 3 VAN DUSEN, JANICE Y Teens 2, Vice President 3, Cheerleader 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club President 4, Spanish Club 4 D.C.T. 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On Highway I, 78, 278-25 I } Mile North of Augusta Private Dining—Curb Service Telephone 824-5524 Open 24 Hours AUGUSTA MACK SALES A Division of Valley Coaches Inc. 1231 Gordon Highway Augusta, Georgia Compliments PALMER COLLEGE A Co-Educational Institution Offering Thorough, Practical Business Training 430 Eighth Street Augusta, Georgia Accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Business Schools 191 Compliments of BRYAN'S JEWELERS At Belks 845 Broad and Daniel Village Compliments of NOLAND COMPANY 556 Reynolds Street Congratulations Butler Seniors 67 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 733 Broad Street at the Monument Augusta mr. john's SALON OF BEAUTY Town Country Shopping Center Phone 798-1288 Augusta, Georgia JOHNNY HENSLEY, Owner ANN HENSLEY, Mgr. AUGUSTA'S OWN Take some home too! I I Compliments of TIMMERMAN'S RESTAURANT Across from Beautiful Daniel Village THOMPSON'S PHARMACY 2526 Deansbridge Road Augusta, Georgia McELMURRAY MOTORS Georgia Incorporate 1269 Gordon Highway Augusta, Georgia Congratulations Class of '67 You Can Count on Us . . . Quality Costs No More at Compliments of HOLIDAY INN Sears 1499 Walton Way Augusta, Georgia SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Congratulations Class of '67 ROYAL PALMS MOTEL 193 OSBON AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Dunlop Tires Master Retreading— Cheater Slicks Specialized Front End Brake Service TWO LOCATIONS 1253 Broad St—722-0283 2536 Peach Orchard Rd—798-1492 JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY OF GEORGIA Your Cadillac, Oldsmobile, and Rambler Dealer Phone 724-0111 Teltair at I Oth Augusta, Ga. Telephone 724-5341 RICHARDS BODY WORKS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Chicken Villa Free Estimates Paint and Experts 1816 Walton Way 2440 Peach Orchard Rd. Phone 738-3421 Phone 738-3421 CLIFF RICHARDS Owner 1155 Fifth St. Augusta, Ga. AUGUSTA MUSIC SERVICE AND BILLIARD SUPPLY Billiard Supplies—Wholesale Retail 2206 Milledgeville Rd.—Phone 733-0068 Augusta, Georgia GREEN'S INC. 400 East Boundary Augusta, Georgia 722-6948 DORIS JEWELERS Jewelers for Three Generations 194 Congratulations Seniors of 1967 The Balfour Company C S Charge Service CREST PHARMACY 2921 Peach Orchard Rd. Augusta Free Delivery Phone 798-5692 WALTON SEED COMPANY Field and Garden Seed—Cow Peas 737 Reynolds Street- Phone 722-6987 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Broad Street Augusta, Ga. 195 ERGLE MUSIC CO. Home of World Famous Rogers Organs Sohmer Kawai f Fischer ) 2021 Walton Way Phone 733-2809 Pianos Augusta Georgia SUBURBAN FIRE CO. INDEPENDENT LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. COMPANY Maxwell Building 1002 Greene St. There is no substitute for Life Insurance LUIGI’S ITALIAN VILLAGE 590 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia PA 2-4056 Italian Food All Kinds of Pizzas Home Owned F.H.A. Loans SECURITY FENCE COMPANY OF AUGUSTA, INC. C W EQUIPMENT SUPPLY CO. 1338 Gordon Hwy. Augusta, Ga. PA 4-9567 Highway 56 at Moore Road BUILT TO LAST A LIFETIME YOUR 36 Months to Pay No Down Payment FORD TRACTOR DEALER Free Estimates Phone—798-4331 196 Congratulations Graduates We hope that you will prepare yourself and look for- ward with enthusiasm to an exciting career in com- merce or industry under the American Free Enterprise System. Congratulations Class of '67 T’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Highway 56 Augusta, Georgia BABCOCK WILCOX Compliments of Refractories Division Auggsta, Georgia PHARMACY INC. Phone 798-5645 2604 Peach Orchard Rd. Augusta, Ga. REVELATION 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock; if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. Congratulations Class of 67 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SIPLE'S Home of Good Foods Hungry People Love Us CHICKEN HOUSE DINER 197 1441 Greene St. Augusta, Ga. R. E. ELLIOTT SONS Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. MAMA MIA Spaghetti House American and Italian Dishes Private Dining Rooms Air-Conditioned For Reservations Dial 722-3648 598 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Southgate Plaza Gordon Highway Georgia's State Wide Bank CITIZENS SOUTHERN 709 Broad Street 1450 Walton Way 7th and Telfair C S CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICE 198 AUGUSTA'S NEWEST FULL SERVICE BANK THE COMMERCIAL BANK Congratulations Class of '67 MERRY BRICK TILE CO. Box 1474 Augusta, Ga. Congratulations Class of '67 MCDONALD'S Congratulations Class of '67 2510 Peach Orchard Road CHRISS BEAUTY SALON 1464 Walton Way 199 Yes! Exercise does work. BENTLEY'S PHARMACY C S Charge Service Next to Winn-Dixie Store 2529 Peach Orchard Road 733-4454 Compliments of BOARDMAN REALTY SALES INC. Holly Hill Plaza Peach Orchard Road Congratulations CLASS OF '67 BOB DUB'S AUTO SERVICE 2218 Milledgeville Road Augusta, Georgia ECONOMY REXALL DRUG INC. 2260 Milledgeville Road Augusta, Georgia PHONE: RE 3-2281 LE BLANC'S Daniel Village Augusta, Georgia ENGLISH'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION 2603 Peach Orchard Road Atlas Products NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY 1230 Gordon Highway 200 ftOUUO URDU AUTHORITY Of TMI COCA-COLA COMPANY � Y AUGUSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. We Guarantee Our Service PFAFF SEWING CENTER SALES . . . SERVICE . . . RENTALS 722-5237 1535 Walton Way Augusta, Ga. Le GRANDE'S 755 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Ladies' and Men's Wear 722-3963 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 H. L. GREEN'S 870 Broad St. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '67 From EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. 1201 Broad St. Augusta Vicki Imogene Julie Best wishes to class of 1967 From POTEET FUNERAL HOME 201 IN A 1 IUMAL niLLJ PHARMACY SILVERSTEIN'S DAN COOK Bulldog CLEANERS LAUNDERERS • Same Day Service No Extra Charge Pick-up Delivery DANIEL VILLAGE FLORIST Daniel Village Shopping Center Augusta, Georgia Call 733-3685 2568 Central Avenue , TSorden’s at your favorite food store ... The best tasting milk in town! AD A-2 —2 columns x 3 (or 84 lines) 202 ANGUS RESTAURANT AND ALAMO LOUNGE Next to Alamo Plaza QUICK TASTY RESTAURANT Post Office Square Seafoods and Regular Dinners MAXWELL BROTHERS 933 Broad Street PA 2-5526 Quality Home Furnishings for Over 50 Years EAT A PLENTY Giant Hamburgers —Charcoal Grilled— 2901 Peach Orchard Rd. Phone: 798-6781 SOFT DRINKS SOFT CREAM 203 Honda of Augusta Gordon Highway TOOLE SUPPLY COMPANY Industrial Supplies and Steel Products Phone 724-8816 Post Office Box 1454 Augusta, Georgia RICHARDS BUICK INC. 1350 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia 722-5395 BUICK OPEL 204 MONTE SANTO PHARMACY The Rexall Store 1424 Monte Sano Avenue Augusta, Sa. AUGUSTA AMERICAN BUILDING CO. 1259 New Savannah Road—Augusta, Sa. OFF. PH. 724-1862 1823 Walton Way Gordon Highway ?ep vCoAnV Fisherman Special HAMBURGERS HOTDOGS FRENCH FRIES THICK MILK SHAKES FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE 205 Congratulation and Best Wishes to Class of '67 STEREO PLAZA 2021 Walton Way HOME OF WORLD FAMOUS Passes 23 tests McIntosh Tandberg Bosalc Daniel Village Good Shoes For You . . . . . . And Your Children Augusta, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF POSS RENTAL SERVICE T railers—Trucks—Campers Tow-Bars Continental 1532 Gordon Hwy. Augusta, Georgia Congratulations Class of '67 PAULOS CLEANERS Can Dry Cleaning—Laundry Tailoring 2525 Peach Orchard Road Augusta, Georgia 798-5280 206 HOLLY HILL BEAUTY SHOP 2321 Peach Orchard Road Augusta, Georgia LINDA THOMPSON JOANN HAUPFEAR AGNES JOSEY Helen McDonald DAIRY QUEEN OF AUGUSTA 1 The Cone With a Curl on Top 2300 Mllledgeville Road Augusta, Georgia w. alvin McCarty 736-3337 Phone 798-2262 24 Hour Wrecker Service FENDER'S GARAGE Generator Starter Repair Motor Tune Up—Georgia State Inspection Paint Body Phone 738-2055—2207 Milledgeville Road Augusta, Georgia DANIELS LINCOLN-MERCURY CO. Comet Sales and Service 1333 Broad Street 722-0432 J. M. FIELDS Quality Discount Store Southgate Plaza FOR THE SWNGIN'EST STYLES, IT'S 5f t SCHWQRILT , — oil ot low, , A mol er-lo-wearer prlcetl M,. SPEED CAR WASH Walton Way 207 754 Broad Street SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH 21 I Greene St. Augusta, Georgia j Established 1885 ( ) DORIS JEWELERS j 'THERE'S NoflACE IIKE HOME ® Jewelers for three generations Compliments WIDENER of Hardware and Supply Co. BLANCHARD CALHOUN N. F. WIDENER, Jr., Owner REALTORS 3034 Milledgeville Rd., Augusta, Ga. 208 SNELLINGS PURE SERVICE CENTER Telephone 722-9322 Cor. 5th Telfair St. • Augusta Georgia PARRISH MOTORS 2110 Peach Orchard Road 798-7223 A. W. PARRISH, owner Best Wishes to Class of '67 From CLARA'S BEAUTY SALON Lumpkin Rd. 798-5210 LAKESIDE DINER OF AUGUSTA, INC. 1276 Gordon Highway Across from McElmurray's 722-9396 We Never Close We Love Hungry People Catering to you—the Butler High School Gang KMART DAIRY QUEEN AND BRAZIER 2837 Central Avenue and 2930 Peach Orchard Rd. MR. AND MRS. LEWIS F. PICKETT Phone 738-4222 MR. AND MRS. FREDDIE J. PICKETT Phone 798-5027 Owners and Operators 209 Two Locations To Serve You MAIN OFFICE: 2507 Peach Orchard Rd. CHEROKEE OFFICE: 2625 Deans Bridge Rd. Augusta, Ga. MEMBER F.D.I.C. Compliments of ADAM'S DRIVE-IN m Boosters of the Bulldogs CITIZENS STATE BANK 2820 Peach Orchard Rd. Augusta, Georgia Let's have one more chorus of seniors are red hot ... sophomores ain't doodley- squat! We love Miss Fortney ... College Board scores arrive .. . Augusta Tech, here we come! But those Monday Themes have got to go! Get the point. Miss Fortney? 12-1-213 MISS JEAN FORTNEY and THE GROUP : Marie Adams Melanie Alligood Dianna Andrews Linda Atkinson Linda Bailey Diane Baxley Glenda Beasley Beth Bobal Cathie Brooks Diane Brooks Mary Bruker Sharon Coburn Gloria Cohen Kathy Crabbe Bettye Croft Marilyn Crosby Gale Dugas Marjorie Emmert Debbie Eskew Marcia Gibson Sharon Harms Joyce Hawk Faye Hopkins Dianna Lane Carol Lankster Anne Morgan Pat Morlan Janie Porter Joy Poss Frances Riddle Marlis Saumwebber Linda Stewart Judy Sutton Catherine Toomey Barbara Wren Fortney’s Flirts 211 12-2-121 Senior Exams: Pledge ... What Pledge? .. . 121 Also has a Mutual Aid Program during examsl Student Council President-Bill Alewine Senior Class President—John Callan and The Rest of the Little Devils: Stewart Allen Dale Bignell Earl Boiter Mike Cox Bill Edenfield Steve Ford David Hardigree Watson Isdell John Jahera Mike Kirkley Ron Lowry Bernard McCune Edward Nisbet Barry Nix Benny Poston Benny Price David Rvan dfill Rennert Richard Rogers Carl Shumann Jimmy Seldirv Michael Shelton David Todd Walter Townsend Tommy Tucker Richard Walker Billy Walworth Robert Weiss Lamar Willis Richard Yaun Our student teacher. Miss Clifford, gets ready to rock out with Hamlet. 212 Yeah, Walter, $10 for an A $5 for a B. And that's the real story of Little Red Riding Hood. Mary s Monkeys Here We Come Mr. Terrific Swinging I Value My Life 12-3-202 LOCK STOCK AND BANANA BARREL Monkey Officers Robert Taylor Larry Thigpen Monkey Zoo Members Kenneth Bame John Bennett Dennis Black Tommy Cliett David Crank Carl Daniel Alfred Davis Danny Fulmer David Gilliland Billy Hall Van Hudson Harry Kelly Ethel Kucela Ronnie lamberth William Leggett Fred Marriott Alan Merritt Ronny Norris Billy Powell John Pulaski Judy Ray Andy Scon Scoff Shepherd Gerald Smith Don Steed ley Howard Toole Danny Turner Billy Warren Mike Whitledge ZOO HOURS : 8:20 to 8:45 WARNING : Heavy Fine If Caught Picking The FLEAS Off Monkeys!!! Monkey See, Monkey Do Banana Fits Two She Monkeys' Come To The Zoo, Room—202 213 12 4 124 Girl Watchin' Hello out there in Yearbookland! George Yoder George Hilley David Williams James Hawk Susan Widgeon Floyd Hall Sheryl Walters Bonnie Griffin Janice Van Dusen Barbara Goen Bobby Tucker Debbie Gilmore Elton Singletary Alan Faulkner Connie Poole Tommy Dunn Dottie Poling Joey Dozier Lyn Perley Ken Dillard Billy Norton James Dickey Gayle McLeroy Joe Dansby Bobby Jean Jopling Steve Cawthon Danny Jester Linda Broadnax David Hollis Alvin Hobson Gordon Baker TALL UP!!! 214 12-5-132 Beecher’s Babes Hey, What comes after three? Beverly Bailey Vicki Blackburn Nancy Browning Sandra Burroughs Judy Carroll Cecille Cave Kaal Day Connie Dorris Johnell Doyle Sara Dundon Lorraine Godfrey Fay Kay Elizabeth Kelly Sandra Kennedy Velda Miller Suzanne Pearre Pat Pippin Imogene Powell Mary Lee Pullins Suzanne Pursely Margaret Roruke Barbara Saxon Linda Seber Wanda Stevenson Pamela Story Burma Story Laura Watkins Carol Young John Churton I hear It, I hear it! Take it away, Nancy! Wanted! The Dawson Gang Blow high, blow low, a whalin' we will go Hey, Let's not get personal. The Leaders of the Pack 12-6-110 Mr. Griffin is in one of those moods again. Will these boys ever grow up? Patsy, are you daydreaming about a certain fellow? Class Representatives return from their meeting, anxious to give reports. 216 Griffin ’s Someone please pass the CRACKER JACKS' Student Council Representative— Linda Wilfong Senior Council Representative—Patsy Reed THE GANG Jerry Baldowski Tony Knowles Martha Bowen Anita Kohlmeyer Frankye Brown Gail Lynn Kenneth Chavous Jean O'Tyson Ray Cox Kelly Oliver Connie Cutrone Wanda Paul Machael DeCampli Harry Rachels Mike Doman Patsy Reed Howard Gambrcll Butch Register Charles Haltaway Carmen Ray John Hayden Linda Widener Shirley Hobbs Linda Wilfong Jo Ann Hoover Judy Williams Tommy Johnson Ernest Wrenn Elaine Kersey Bebe Yasseny Hootens Highb 12-7-217 HOOTEN'S HIGHBROWS Girls: Shirley Waters Connie Hixon Kathy Roberts Regina Taylof Janis Rhodes Janis Fountain Carolyn Cartin Johnnie Wilkes Joetta Hinton Pat Jay Linda McCall Kathy Jones Brenda Carpenter Patty Upton Boys: Jimmy McCurry Randy Foster Mark Phillips Gene Sanders Billy Williford Ronald Moody Billy Berry Jack Taylor Marshall Skinner Bubba Campbell Jerry Laughlin Gene Hardin Will the real Modine please stand up? rows 217 12-8-Library General Math seems harder than it did last year. Why don't you take our picture? We're all seniors. What do’ we do after we find the gizzard? I told you I had one I WISDOM By wisdom, a house is built, and by understanding it is established; by knowl- edge the rooms are filled with all precious pleasures and riches. A wise man is mightier than a strong man; and a man of knowledge, than he who has strength; for by wise guidance you can wage your war, and in abundance of councelors there is victory. Wisdom is too high for a fool; in the gate he does not open his mouth. PROVERBS 24: 3-7 I'm sure glad this is my last year! The only way his head is used! 12-9 134 A dancing lesson Coach Olliffs Homeroom Olliff's Oligarchy Who did it? 219 12-10-Library Flynn's Flyers I don't see a Volkswagen, do you see a Volkswagen?1 Down with the traitor!! Hail, hail, the gang's all here .. . Wow! Look at those Muscles.' HELP ... I need somebody! 220 12-11-111 Pratt's Pranksters THE GIRLS ... AGAINST ... THE BOYS Can I have some of your candy, Frankie? 221 Who forgot the Right Guard?!! Student Council Representative: Linda Sauls Senior Council Representative: Ginger Baillie John Attaway Ginger Baillie Dulce Bernard Jerry Boyd Larry Brumley Billy Bush Gerald Collins Gerald Cooper Gene Crislip Jack Graves Butch Greene Reed Harrington Richard Harveston Eva Howell Howard Hulme Larry Hyman Linda Lambeth Three hits and a Miss Pat Lynn Peggy O'Neal Paul Pinkston Ray Powick Phillip Riddle Donald Rushton Kay Sanders Linda Sauls Sandra Schwiebcrt Frank Siple Edward Thomas Anna Transon Phillip Wasson Dana Wing Frank Yeck David Zang Five solids and a vacuum j jy y ;c 222 9 hams and a slice of cheese Just a litter of pups Rowland's Stones 12-13-207 Sharon Anthony Linda Burch Sonya Clarke Gayle Fulcher Gail Hinman Glenda Houchens Suzzette Howell Gayle Hughes Martha Jackson Annette Johnson Julie Keel Janice Kirkendall Linda Meeler Nancy Overton Linda Sewell Brenda Sharp Deborah Stevens Mary Louise Walker AuTey Black Larry Chavis Larry Cushman Vincent Engelke Gerald Goodwin James Hadden Cary Hale Wayne Hamilton Mike Jackson Mark Lovering Charles Martin Robert McKcown Steve Newman Johnny Pickren Gary Prescott Ed Scarborough Laurie Sikes Ricky Turner Just out of reach 1 Student Council Representative . . . Julie Keel Senior Council Representative . . . Janice Kirkendall Secretary Student Council . . . Glenda Houchens 'There's one in every crowd! 223 Strelics Seniors 12-14-Band Room I don't care if you don't want to dress out! Cheryl Ansley Mary Atwood Teresa Batchelor Stephanie Burnett Patti Cecil Diane Christie Liz Clinkscales Kathy Crawford Susan Enroughty Linda Floyd Sheila Garrison Judy Goldman Mary Grant Cheryl Halmsted Judy Hammonds Sandra Harrellson Kay Hopkins Janis Isbell Dale Johnson Sharon Mathis Jackie McBurney Annette Melton Helene Mitchell Lynn Mobly Peggy Mooney Brenda Neal Bonnie Parkman Laurel Perry Donna Rooks Sharon Satchel Pam Shaw Diane Sikes Jackie Stanford Debbie Toole Gale Walden Gloria Weirich Genny Williams The easy way out! Aren't we lucky we don't have Mrs. Strelec first period! Student Council Representative . . . Diane Christie Student Council Representative . . . Sharon Mathis Candela Literary Staff Sharon Harms—Editor-in-Chief Judy Sutton—Features, Activities Connie Dorris—Athletics Gale Dugas—Academics Carol Lankster—Classes Teddy Kandler Patricia Sheldon Linda Wilfong Mary Grant Susan Surabian Carol Young Glenda Houchens Glenda Beasley Gloria Cohen Dianna Andrews Suzanne Pearre Joan Bennett Frances Riddle Marlis Saumweber Stev Boyson CJumToffl nler Susan Widgeon Jan Gay Mrs. Julia Cliatt-Adv sor Candela Business Staff What does cropping a picture mean? That was how it all started at the beginning of this frantic wonderful year for the Candela Staff. We've laughed and scolded, worked and worried, and now, although the work is over for the staff members, we have wonderful memories of the long afternoons we've spent creating the yearbook. Sharon, here's a quarter; will you bring me a hamburger and a Coke when you go to the Brazier? Yes, there were days when we were working long past suppertime, but none of us would trade the fun we've had and the joys we've shared. We've tried to capture the spirit of our Butler for you so you will have it to treasure long after the excitement of that special game fades, and the Spring Formal is only a dried corsage in a scrapbook. In pictures and in words we've tried to bring back the special moments in our lives to treasure, laugh, and cry over in the years to come. And now as we say good-bye, we hope you will enjoy the 1967 Candela as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. c VoJ 0v Sharon Harms Candela Editor Diane Brooks Vicki Blackburn Beverly Bailey Sheryl Duncan Sandra Edwards Debbie Eskew Patrice Eskew Patty Cecil Richard Harveston Martin Saumweber Sandra Schwiebert Imogene Powell Catherine Toomey Julie Keel Mrs. Ann Edenfield—Advisor C It has taken hard work and persistence to be a member of the Candela Business Staff. It has been a full-time job. The members of the staff begin selling ads early in the summer, in order to finance the printing of our Candela. This year's staff has been very successful and cooperative. To you, the Business Staff, goes my deepest thanks for your cooperation and endless hours of work. On behalf of all the members of the Candela Business Staff, I would like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Ann Edenfield, to whom we owe our deepest respect and gratitude for her help and patience. Diane Brooks Candela Business Editor 225 Sharon Harms, Candela Editor, is more than ready to leave after a hard after- noon's work! TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made'