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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1968 volume:

Candela George P. Butler High School AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Volume 7 Editors: Rod Radford and Patricia Sheldon Business Editor: Martin Saumweber Advisor: Mrs. Julia Chatt Business Advisor: Miss Ann Edenfield 1968 I Table of Contents Features 12 Academics 26 Athletics 50 Activities 84 Classes 122 Ads 190 THE STUDENT IS THE SEEKER THE INQUIRER THE BUILDER The sun rising boldly over the edge of a distant horizon patiently waits to catch a glimpse of the fresh youth awakening from his restless slumber, starts and waits, hopes and anticipates, that this, this present generation will complete the task bequeathed upon them by the old . . . THE STUDENT Then Fully realizes That without diversion life seems pointless And without learning life remains uncertain And without faith life remains empty The truths of yesterday Are today's lies The noes that were before Are quick becoming yesses It's not hard to find himself In a multitude of messes He must speak out and let his voice be heard He must create a feeling of unity, brotherhood He must march against the wrong To doubt not that the universe Will hear his song He must create beauty and peace He must extinguish hatred and anger To prove to a doubting, jeering world That this is a new generation And at the sunset To find that this generation has reshaped, remade, and recreated a better tomorrow in which laughter, peace and achievement reign over tears, wars and waste. 2 3 6 GEORGE HIGH 9 Dear Butler Hi, Our Butler Hi, We lift our song to thee And pray thy love and truth and light our guide will always be. May honor reign and strength prevail to keep our spirit bold; With splendor grand. We proudly stand Forever White and Gold I . BUTLER C HOO L 9 Teaching, teaching well, teaching with evident pleasure—these traits are exemplified in the everyday class procedure of Mrs. Beaird. A lively personality brimming with enthusiasm is also characteristic of her. She makes the pages of literature glow as she conducts her students along paths of cultural development and aesthetic appreciation. The Candela Staff respectfully salutes an outstanding person and a splendid teacher. 12 Features Many things make up a school, though education is the primary factor; the appreciation of beauty, capability and excellence is held high. It is the efforts of the individual student which the Feature Section of The Candela presents. All Senior girls are entitled to compete for the honor of Miss Candela. After screening tests made by local judges, the competition is narrowed to three from whom the winner is selected. The Homecoming Queen must meet the standards of grace, poise, beauty and personality. She is selected by the vote of the student body. Miss Senior, Miss Junior and Miss Sophomore are the awards given on the basis of scholastic ability as well as poise and personality. They are selected by class vote. The highest scholastic average is a very honored and coveted award. It is achieved as a result of three and a half years of long, hard and diligent study. Merit Scholars are chosen for having demonstrated high potential for college achievement by distinguished performance in the National Merit Program. The Star Pupil is the student who achieves the highest score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. It is also the privilege of this student to select the teacher who has inspired him most during his school years. The D.A.R. Award is given to a senior, who through a speech before the local chapter and their grades, show that they deserve this honor. The leadership prize goes to those students who after four years have proved their interest and appreciation for the school. The Elks Club of Augusta gives recognition to students who have shown ability in the areas of leadership, citizenship, perseverance, resource- fulness, sense of humor, and neatness. The students assembled a book for the lodge. The Sportsmanship award, presented by the Athletic Department, goes to deserving Seniors who have shown good behavior and cooper- ation on the athletic field as well as in the classroom. The Citizenship award is given to a Senior boy and girl who have excelled in the acceptance of responsibility, dependability and participa- tion of school activities. The faculty makes the selection. The Most Representative boy and girl are chosen by the Senior class. The deciding factors of this award are the qualities of dependability, class participation, scholastic performance and the ability to get along with others. Miss Candela MISS DIAN CHASE 14 The three finalists of the Miss Candela Contest: Faye Patridge, Dian Chase, and Becky Wilson. 15 Second Runner-up: Faye Patridge Homecoming Queen Miss Rosemary Lee !967-’68 Miss Nancy Browning honors the queen with her crown. Bleachers filled with cheering fans grow strangely silent as the eagerly awaited moment arrived and Rosemary Lee was crowned 1967 , Homecoming Queen. A new queen and a new stadium made a night that will be long remem- bered. Contrasting emotions show a wave of excitement. CANDIDATES-Misses Susan Anderson, Debbie Clifford, Vicki Colvin, Gail Fowler. Rosemary Lee. Margaret Mitchell, and Linda West. ESCORTS—Larry Bone, Charles Putnam, Donald Norris, Roy Vanderford, Criag Lindsey. David Seago, Al Sutton. 17 Miss Sophomore MISS VICKI GANTT Having taken the time to help others in the due course of a day, she has 5Uu . c° u6 ,he type of a 9'rl ,haf her classma,es respect. Miss Vicki Ganttl What a Sophomore! Miss Junior MISS JOYCE COOPER She is a girl who has smiled her way into the hearts of her classmates while doing her duties as a student at Butler High School. Miss Joyce Cooper, We salute you! 19 Miss Senior MISS AAARGARET MITCHELL As a representative of her classmates, Miss Margaret Mitchell, has proved that she is a true example of the Class of '68. She has shown her sincere love and devotion for Butler High School through her many actions. HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE- Ricky Kemmerlin and Nancy Mullins D.A.R. Award Pava Idt LEADERSHIP AWARD WINNERS- Marion Redmond and Ted Kandler ELK'S YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD WINNERS— Ted Kandler and Gail Fowler 23 Academics The entire object of true education is to make people not merely to do the right things, but enjoy them; not merely industrious, but to love industry; not merely learned, but to love knowl- edge; not merely pure, but to love purity; not merely just, but to hunger and thirst after justice. From John Ruskin 27 Richmond County Board of Education BOARD MEMBERS: STANDING, L. to R.: Mrs. Roy Fulcher, J. B. Amos, A. M. Carter, Leo Cotter, Julian Lively, Mrs. Calhoun, Roy E. Rollins, Richard K. Miller, J. C. Busby, John Fleming. SITTING, L. to R.: Mrs. Fred Powell, Frank Turner, Mr. Tinley, Dr. Hal Holmes, Mrs. Juanita Whitaker, Frank Pierce, F. M. MacDaniel. Richmond County School Superintendent: Roy E. Rollins. Assistant County School Superintendent: Harvey Duncan. The Richmond County Board of Education plans and executes effective pro- grams to meet the needs of the students. Butler appreciates the conscientious efforts of the board for their many educational developments that add purpose to learning. 28 Mr. D. K. McKenzie Principal Throughout the school year Mr. McKenzie has endeav- ored to make Butler High School an institution where each student becomes an individual with talents and abilities of his own. Because of his interest in and un- derstanding of the student body Mr. Mac holds a spe- cial place in the hearts of Butler students. His stabilizing influence is felt in the daily rhythm of school life, as he deals with the problems major and minor of student and faculty member alike. To Mr. Mac Butler owes a debt—one which cannot be paid easily. He is Butler High School. Mr. McKenzie prepares to make the daily announcements. 29 Tim, Danny, Donald, Mrs. McKenzie, Mr. McKenzie, and Malinda share a happy home life. Emily, Mrs. Hinely, Martha, Ann, and Lewis, Jr. always stand behind Mr. Hinely in his work. Mr. Lewis J. Hinely Assistant Principal A student can turn around any corner, glance down any corridor and find Mr. Hinely. There is no problem too large or small for him to listen quietly and diag- nose correctly the trouble. If he does not have the solu- tion one can always walk away with the feeling there's someone who cares! Mr. Hinely is deeply concerned with the well-being of the student body and the faculty. His one desire is that Butler be a school where each student can fit into the environment, and progress according to his abilities. It would be difficult to find a man with more impartialty, consideration, and indulgence than our own Mr. Lewis J. Hinely. 30 Mr. Hinely pauses in his busy schedule to make an important phone call. Miss Balk and Mrs. Griesel help Mr. Davisson prepare the absentee list. Office Personnel May I help you? greets each But- ler student as he enters the office. Without the capable office staff, But- ler would not operate as efficiently. To each of them the students express deep appreciation. One of the busiest places at But- ler is the clinic. The clinic is efficient- ly run by Mrs. Markert, Butler's school nurse, who is always ready to lend a helping hand. 31 Mrs. Markert, always willing to help. Guidance Butler's counselors aid students by offering scholastic assistance. Such problems of sched- ule changes, courses of study, and college placement are handled efficiently by these people. Mrs. Sigman and Mrs. Trahan work together to give students the best counsel. Library A wide variety of books rang- ing from science-fiction to refer- ence books can be found in the well stocked Butler Library. The library is a source of information and knowledge and it provides unlimited travels through the world of imagination. Mrs. Hardin seeks further information to better help the students. Miss Barbara McGahee, head of the Social Studies Department. Social Studies A knowledge of the past helps to understand the present. Through subjects such as geogra- phy, government, economics, American history, and world his- tory, Butler students study the development of the world and its people. English The English Department of Butler intro- duces the student to the puzzling world of grammar and the fascinating world of litera- ture. Through active study of each, students come to appreciate the language of the day - English. Mrs. Barbara Abernathy, head of the English Department 33 Mathematics Mathematics has grown in use and complexity in the space age. The con- struction of build- ings, the firing of missiles, and the suc- cesses in business or the world of science evolve from the use of mathematics. The subject, therefore, lays the foundation for the individual's thinking and thus leads to the individ- ual's doing. Mr. Harold Johnston, head of the Math Department Science Science courses at But- ler include biology, chemistry, general sci- ence, and physics. Each subject presents a chal- lenge to Butler students. Through thoughtful study and experimentation each student receives in- sight into the challeng- ing world science offers in the space age. Mr. Franklin Boulineau, head of the Science Department 34 Business In the modern business world speed and ac- curacy are highly valued. To be ready to meet the demands of this business world, Butler's busi- ness department prepares the student to work effectively and efficiently. Miss Janis Bargeron, head of the Business Department, and Mrs. Varn, her student teacher. Psychology Through psychology, Butler students study the mysteries of the mind, especially those asso- ciated with consciousness, be- havior and the problems of ad- justment to environment. Psy- chology provides an answer to many searching questions con- cerning the emotions and actions of the individual. Mrs. Ginny Sikes Language Language courses are important in the curricu- lum of Butler. The courses offered at Butler are French, Spanish, Latin, and German. These courses are the keys which unlock the doors of commu- nications with the world. Miss Marilyn Mann, head of the Language Department Home Economics Home Economics is more than learning to cook and sew. It prepares young women to be responsible adults, future homemakers, and worthwhile citizens. Butler's Home Economics Department is well-equipped to mold these young women into these special characteris- tics. Mrs. Barbara Hooton and Mrs. Virginia Stockton, co-hcads of the Home Ec Department 36 Art Whether it be through pop art or the classic landscape scene, students express their inner feelings and thoughts through art. Art not only develops creativity, it teaches an appreciation of natural artistic ability and talent. Miss Diana Brehm Mr. B. H. Walker Band The band under the direction of Mr. B. H. Walker, has done a fine job of representing Butler this year. Long, hard hours of work and practice help to make a fine band member. Butler appreciates all the time and effort spent by these faithful members. Miss Jane Hadaway Chorus The performances of the chorus help to further represent Butler. Sessions of practices help chorus members maintain good pitch and good harmony. The chorus under the direction of Miss Jane Hadaway has done a wonderful job this year. 37 Diversified Cooperative Training Butler's Diversified Coop- erative Training is an effect- ive program which offers on the job training and scholas- tic achievement. Students are able to prepare for a success- ful career in a chosen field. Mr. Edward Dechau Drafting Drafting teaches the student to draw for a definite purpose and to learn precision while drawing. Draft- ing is a graphing language known all over the world. Many worthwhile jobs await capable craftsmen. Mr. Ray Timbs Driver’s Education The driver's education program guides many young drivers down the road to safety each year. Driver's Education teaches good driving habits, necessary rules, road courtesy, and a general knowledge of car mechanics. 38 Mr. Harvey Jackson Mrs. Elizabeth Penny, Miss Helen Faulkner, Mrs. Nancy Brower, and Mrs. Sylvia Strelec being their usual selves. Physical Education The physical education depart- ment of Butler offers a wide span of sports and activities which aid Butler students. With modern equipment and up-to-date proce- dures physical education plays a valuable role in the life of each Butler student. Mr. Jamie Overton, Mr. Tommy Mathison, Mr. George Poss, and Mr. Denny Kline talk over the day s activities. 39 Mrs. Barbara R. Abernathy English Miss Mary Balk Office Worker Miss Janis Bargcron Business Mrs. Evelyn Beaird English Mrs. Agnes Beck Office Worker (Retired) Mrs. Betty Brassed Social Studies Miss Diana Brehm Art Mrs. Nancy Brower Physical Education Mr. Franklin Boulineau Science Mrs. Louise W. Brown Mathematics 40 Mrs. Jane Calhoun Language—Spanish Mrs. Julia Cliatt English Miss Gail Coleman Business Mr. G. W. Davisson Mathematics Mr. Ed Dechau Jr. Diversified Cooperative Training Mrs. Elaine Dickens Business Mrs. Ann Edenfield Business Mrs. Nettie Engels Science Miss Helen Faulkner Physical Education 41 Miss Jean Fortney English Mrs. Nancy Goodenough English Mrs. Glenda Griesal Office Worker Mr. Herbert Griffin English Miss Constance Grimaude Language—Latin Miss Jane Hadaway Chorus Mrs. Frances Hardin Librarian Mrs. Agnes Harper Mathematics Mr. Lewis J. Hinely Assistant Principal 42 Mrs. Barbara Hooten Home Economics Mr. Harold Johnston Mathematics Mr. Denny Kline Physical Education Miss Linda Knight Business Mrs. Harriet Jackson Science Mr. Harvey Jackson Drivers Education Miss Sandra Jones Social Studies Mr. Cleveland Kiser Social Studies Mrs. Martha Manly Science Miss Lena Lane English 43 Miss Marilyn Mann Language—French Mrs. Ethel Markert Nurse Mr. Tommy Mathison Physical Education Miss Barbara McGahee Social Studies Mr. D. K. McKenzie Principal Mrs. Fay Mehrof Business 44 Mrs. Judith Mendelow English Miss Barbara Motes English and Librarian Mr. James Overton Physical Education Mrs. Jackie Parker English Miss Ann Powell Social Studies Mrs. Bonnie Rittner Mathematics Mr. George Roesel Science Mrs. Elizabeth Penny Physical Education Miss Anne Pratt English Mrs. Anne Rollins English Mr. George Poss Physical Education Mrs. Helen Randall Business Mr. Oliver Russell Social Studies 45 Miss Joan Satcher Social Studies Mrs. Amelia Schneider English Mrs. Ethel L. Sigman Guidance Mrs. Virginia S. Sikes Psychology Mr. Norman Skelton Mathematics Mrs. Louise Smith Office Worker (Retired) Mrs. Virginia Stockton Home Economics Mrs. Sylvia Strelec Physical Education Mrs. Choyce Thompson Social Studies 46 Mrs. J. H. Tilghman Science Mr. Ray Timbs Drafting Miss Penny Vaughn Mathematics Mr. Robert Walls Psychology and German Mr. Arnold Williams Drivers Education Miss Donna Womack Social Studies Mrs. Lillie Tussey Mathematics Mrs. Jean Trahan Guidance Mr. B. H. Walker Band Miss Brenda Wasden Social Studies Miss Bobbie Wood English 47 Mrs. Beatrice Bargeron Lunchroom Manager Cafeteria Under the supervision of Mrs. Beatrice Bargeron, the lunchroom staff provides nourishing lunches for But- ler students. The student body appreciates the energy and time spent by the staff working for Butler. Students await another Butler lunch. Mrs. Bea Tankersley, Mrs. Mary Harrison, Mrs. Aloisia Coker, Mrs. Catherine Jordon, Mrs. Beatrice Bargeron, and Mrs. Barbara Rezzelle work diligently to prepare lunch. Custodial Staff John Henry keeps Butler's stadium clean. The Custodial Staff is responsi- ble for the upkeep of both school and stadium. Butler expresses gratitude to these people who maintain a goal of keeping But- ler in perfect order. Joe is always hard at work. 50 Athletics First comes the painstaking preparation, hours and hours of practice for Butler ath- letes and cheerleaders. Then, the anticipa- tion and excitement of the competition. Each participant experiences his own spe- cial feeling of enthusiasm and anxiety as he awaits the beginning of activity. Suddenly, almost without warning, everything is in motion. It comes so quickly—the joy, the dejection, the victory, the defeat—and then it's over. 51 Bill McGahee, George Berry, David Palmer, and Gibson Girrard— Managers Coaches Russell, Kline, Mathison, Williams, and Overton. FOURTH ROW: L to R-Bill McGahee, Gibson Girrard, David Palmer, George Berry, David Brantley, Kirk Harrington, Richard Cropps, Rick DeHart, Coach Kline, Coach Russell, Coach Williams, Coach Mathison, Coach Overton. THIRD ROW: Randy Padgett, Eddie Avery, Paul Knepper, Walter Johnson, Eddie Anderson, Barry Rooks, Steve Harrison, Frank Reed, Mike Newcomb, Mark Storey, Randy Hickman, Joe Attaway, Allen Crosby. SECOND ROW: John Percy, Jerry Smith, Roland Hoffman, Miguel Diaz, Dickey Mayson, Michael Daily, George Landreth, Joey Skinner, Mike Dorn, Kenny Walton, Jerry Seber, Steve Turner, Mike Lamb. FIRST ROW: Ricky Kemmerlin, Don Wren, Melvin Parrish, Murray Williams, Lacey Holton, Wade Bra'ntley, Tommy Way, Steve Crislip, Freddie Palmer, Pete Leisey, Rocky Turner, and Roscoe Cook. THE BULLDOG'S LIFE IS A HARD ONE Butler's first football game of the season was on September 1, 1967 with Butler losing to the North Augusta Yellow Jackets by a score of 21-7. The Bulldogs suffered their second defeat a week later at the hands of Thomson, but their next four games ended in victory for Butler. The 36-7 win over Benedictine Academy especially featured Steve Crislip, Pete Leisey, Ricky Kemmerlin, Rocky Turner, and Gerald Smith for their touchdowns and Lacey Holton for his field goal. Steve Crislip was ready to shine again on September 22 when his two touchdowns helped in pro- ducing a 14-6 win over Savannah High. The next week Butler slipped by Glynn with a score of 10-7. The really big game of the season was the Butler-Richmond game held on Friday, October 13. Steve Crislip scored the first Butler touchdown with a little less than five minutes left in the first half. Early in the third quarter Richmond scored a touchdown without the extra point, making the score 7-6. Later Rocky Turner caught a Kemmerlin pass making the final score 13-6. For the second time in the school's history, Butler was victorious over Richmond. Butler lost its homecoming game and its chances of winning the Region 2-AAA championship by losing to Jenkins of Savannah by a score of 19-3. Lacey Holton was responsible for Butler's only points. Butler finished its season with three victories—a 39-12 win over Aquinas, a 47-6 win over Groves, and a 21-0 win over Swainsboro. 53 Final instruction from Coach Overton before that big sweep to the field. MURRAY WILLIAMS AND EDDIE ANDERSON Hel DON WREN Who said I couldn't play? WADE BRANTLEY Oh, no, you don'tl Hel I'll fool you! MIGUEL DIAZ Watch out, I'm coming. — LACEY HOLTON AND PETE LIESEY Don't touch me! ROCKEY TURNER After Saturday night comes Sun- JOE ATTAWAY What's that you say? day morning. LACEY HOLTON I didn't mean to kick it that hard. TOMMY WAY You can't have it. FREDDIE PALMER . . . PAUL KNEPPER Help me up! Somebody put glue on the ground. MIKE NEWCOMB . . . MELVIN PARRISH . . . RICKY KEMMfcKUN . . . STEVE CRISLIP Looks like I'm not getting anywhere. Here, you take it. A tall one for the Bulldogs. COACH OVERTON .. . Butler Bulldogs up against Thomson Bulldogs. After two straight defeats Butler Bulldogs come on strong to defeat Benedictine 36-7. 57 Butler glows during the Savannah game. 58 Butler prepares to defeat Richmond. Butler Bulldogs try to stop the Jenkins Warriors. Groves tries but to no avail. A moment before the game. Bulldogs knew no defeat ... Butler 21-Swainsboro 0. Is this a victory grin, coach? These are the girls that cheered them on to victory. 60 Seniors FIRST ROW: L to R—Wade Brantley, Melvin Parrish, Freddie Palmer, Murray Williams, Rocky Turner, Steve Crislip. SECOND ROW: L to R—Don Wren, Roscoe Cook, Lacey Holton, Tommy Way, Pete Leisey, Ricky Kemmerlin. Juniors FIRST ROW: L to R-Jerry Smith, Mike Lamb, Jerry Seber, Kenny Walton, George Landreth, Mike Dorn. SECOND ROW: L to R-Michael Daily, Roland Hoffman, John Percy, Steve Turner, Dickey Mayson, Miguel Diaz, Joey Skinner. B Team ROW- L to R-Richard Cropp Mike Newcomb, Joe Attaway, Frank Reed. Steve Harrison, David Brantley Barry Rooks Rick DeHart. 5ECUNU kuw: l -Paul Knepper, Mark Storey Randy Padgett, Walter Johnson, Allen Crosby, Eddie Avery, Eddie Anderson, K.rk Harnngton, Randy Hickman. 61 Varsity Basketball L. to R., STANDING: Ernie Blackburn, Roberto Petro, Larry Hick , Craig Lindsey, Coach Poss. L to R, KNEELING: David Whitfield, Butch Bryant, Donald Norris, Al Sutton, Steve Crislip. L to R, SITTING: Leo Gregory, Rick Pearcey, Cres Hendrix, Jimmy Napier, Ronald Dorris. SCHEDULE Opponent Score Won or Lost Aquinas 58-46 Won North Augusta 70-58 Won Hephzibah 68-59 Won Richmond 78-103 Lost Waynesboro 47-58 Lost T. W. Josey 57-78 Lost Richmond 49-65 Lost Evans 73-66 Won Waynesboro 54-47 Won Aquinas 32-30 Won Lucy Laney 38-43 Lost T. W. Josey 43-63 Lost Harlem 57-59 Lost Thomson 46-59 Lost Hephzibah 64-50 Won Aquinas 58-60 Lost Lucy Laney 46-50 Lost Richmond 46-61 Lost North Augusta 57-69 Lost A great many things go into the making of a basketball team. First of all, it takes a devoted and understanding coach. Secondly, it takes qualified managers and trainers to pre- pare the boys for their rigorous season of basketball. But most of all, it takes a talented and dedicated team. Several of the boys made known their feelings toward basketball in the comments below: Steve Crislip: I love basketball, as I do most all sports. I have enjoyed and learned a lot from playing basketball. Basketball has given me friends and moments I'll never forget. I am proud to say I was a member of Butlers' Basketball Team. Cres Hendrix: It's been great being on the team and I'm proud to help represent Butler High. Jimmy Napier: Coming to such a great school as Butler, making the basketball team, and most of all lettering my first year has really been great. Roberto Petro: I enjoy playing on the basketball team of Butler High because it helps me physically and mentally. I appreciate Coach Poss giving seniors an opportunity to re- present the senior class in athletics. Al Sutton: It has been great being on the basketball team. I would not have traded the opportunity of playing basket- ball at George P. Butler High for anything. 62 L. to R., STANDING: Bobby Maddox, Mike Newcomb, Benny Cox, Coach Mathison. L. to R., KNEELING: Robert Krause, Randy Hardwick, Larry Coleman. Not shown: Kirk Shepherd. Opponent Score Won or Lost Aquinas 52-37 Won Hephzibah 46-28 Won Aquinas 47-38 Won North Augusta 55-33 Won Waynesboro 66-31 Won Richmond 50-48 Won Waynesboro . 41-36 Won Richmond 49-50 Lost Glenn Hills 58-46 Won North Augusta 54-63 Lost Richmond 45-50 Lost T. W. Josey 48-45 Won Lucy Laney 40-52 Lost Thomson 46-24 Won Hephzibah 47-49 Lost Lucy Laney 54-73 Lost Aquinas 46-33 Won These boys are younger and a little less experienced than the boys on the varsity squad, but they have performed well for Butler. Next year they will be a little older and a little better, but the beginnings are here. Some of them have revealed their opinions concerning basketball here: Benny Cox: I enjoyed basketball, mostly because it kept my mind off of lots of other things. I also had a chance to get to know more people at Butler. Robert Krause: It has been both an honor and a thrill playing for the Bullpups this year. I have learned a lot about basket- ball that will help me in years to come. Bobby Maddox: Being a Bullpup this year has made me conscious of the excellent school spirit we have. It has also been an honor for me to be able to play on a great basketball team like Butler's. Mike Newcomb: Playing basketball has taught me to work with other players as well as individually. I have also made many new friends. But most important to me is that it has helped to strengthen me physically and improved my coordi- nation. I like the game and plan to apply myself more so I may be a better player. Kirk Shepherd: It keeps me out of trouble. Also, I learned to work with the others on the team. I play because I love it. 63 DONALD NORRIS 64 AL SUTTON ROBERTO PETRO CRAIG LINDSEY GEORGE LANDRETH LARRY HICKS LEO GREGORY RONALD DORRIS 65 Move, don't relax! Relax, don't move I 66 First of two Heavy traffic Take it quick! The Flying None L to R., STANDING: Miss Baker, Dianne Dunn, Celia Bridges, Jane Adams, Vicki Crenshaw, Libby Cook, Jane Adams, Sheryl Duncan, Nanceen Freeburg. L. to R., KNEELING: Susan Fulcher, Vickie Bufford, Joan Cline, Pam Kemmerlin, Sharon Fitzgerald, Barbara Garcia, Shirley Renew. L. to R., SITTING: Cherry DeVaney, Teresa Maddox, Debbie McWaters, Wanda Giles, Leslie Dittmer. SCHEDULE Opponent Score Won or Lost Each of the girls on the basketball team is closely attached to Butler, basketball, and the Aquinas 39-33 Won rest of the team. Many of them center their lives Hephzibah 41-46 Lost around these three things. No one knows how North Augusta 45-34 Won they feel about basketball better than they. Read Richmond 37-53 Lost what some of them have to say. Waynesboro 43-48 Lost T. W. Josey 36-21 Won Richmond 30-39 Lost Richmond 45-38 Won Evans 46-31 Won Waynesboro 38-37 Won Aquinas 26-32 Lost North Augusta 34-39 Lost Lucy Laney 43-30 Won T. W. Josey 42-33 Won Harlem 37-14 Won Thomson 34-32 Won Hephzibah 42-49 Lost Aquinas 34-36 Lost Lucy Laney 44-38 Won Richmond 32-42 Lost 68 Celia Bridges: Agony, heartbreak, fulfillment, ecstasy —the agony of defeat; the heartbreak of disappoint- ment; the fulfillment of victory; the ecstasy of the one brief moment of harmony—the moment we all heard the same drummer and marched to his beat. Vickie Bufford: The key thing I've learned from basket- ball is sportsmanship. Miss Baker has always told the team to be good sports—no matter what happens. Basketball has a winner and a loser just as life. I hope that playing basketball the last three years at Butler will make me a better person in life so I can be a winner, not a loser. Cherry DeVaney: Basketball has given me the privi- lege of representing Butler. It is not a privilege I take lightly, but an honor I am very proud of. There's nothing that gives me more pleasure than to compete on a basketball court and especially in the great bas- ketball atmosphere here at Butler. To love and respect Butler and everything it stands for comes naturally but one becomes more aware of it when she lives, works, and travels with a team determined to win. Basketball has taught me great respect and love for Miss Baker, who gives most of her waking and a lot of her sleeping hours to basketball. Being around her, this love of the game just has to rub off. Most of us love it so much that we sometimes play with our hearts instead of our minds. Leslie Dittmer: From November to February for the past three years to come I think, eat, talk, and live basketball. That's about all a person does when she plays it six days a week. But believe me I love every minute of it. I don't know what I love more—Butler or basketball. Dianne Dunn: Basketball is a daily routine for me. Everyday I wait for school to end so we will have practice. This happened in 1966, 1967, and 1968, too. This year is something like the repeat of last year with great improvement in me and my fellow players. We have one game left to determine who goes to the state tournament. It will be rough, but if we all are determined enough to win, we will. I would not have changed anything that happened this year at Butler for anything (except the fire). Debbie McWaters: I am proud to be recognized as one of Lou's Lassies, and not only on the basketball court! Sportsmanship is the word; a few teams may out-play us, but Lou Baker's team outshines some opponents with a winner's attitude! Some days I find myself coming to school just to be with the team and so I can play in the next game. Anything I can do to put George P. Butler on top is done; I am proud of the mighty eight-year-old ! Basketball offers lessons to live by,- the way to happy existence is 100 per cent teamwork and love! What do Lou's Lassie's mean to me? Walk—Talk—Eat—Sleep—Live—Love . .. BASKETBALL 69 CHERRY DeVANEY SHARON FITZGERALD DEBBY McWATERS VICKIE BUFFORD THERESA MADDOX LESLIE DITTMER CELIA BRIDGES VICKY CRENSHAW BARBARA GARCIA . SUSAN FULCHER PAM KEMMERLIN LIBBY COOK DIANNE DUNN JOAN CLINE JANE ADAMS Now, girls ... MANAGERS: L to R., STANDING: Jane Adams, Sheryl Duncan. SEATED: Nanceen Freeburg. Long, lean, and lovely Dunn Done Dance, anyone? Flat ball It's all mine Run, sheep, run Golf L. to R., STANDING: Ricky Hamilton, Ernie Blackburn, Ronald Marsh, Gary Mullis, Bob Rosser, Richard Stroud, Robbie Russell. L. to R., KNEELING: Jimmy Napier, Al Sutton, Mickey Wagner, Perry Fransham. The members of the 1967-1968 Golf Team are Ernie Blackburn, Perry Fransham, Ricky Hamil- ton, Ronald Marsh, Gary Mullis, Jimmy Napier, Bob Rosser, Robbie Russell, Richard Stroud, Al Sutton, and Mickey Wagner. This is a fairly new team with Al Sutton as the only returning letter- man. The boys played a ten match season with five teams: North Augusta, Richmond, Aquinas, Aiken, and Greenwood. Most of the matches are held at the Augusta Municipal Golf Course. Last year Butler's Golf Team took fourth place in Region 2-AAA, and they have high hopes for the region tournament which will be held this year at Brunswick, Georgia. SENIOR GOLFERS, L. to R.: Mickey Wagner, Jimmy Napier, Perry Fransham, Al Sutton. 74 JUNIOR GOLFERS, L. to R.: Ronald Marsh, Ernie Blackburn, Gary Mulis. SOPHOMORE GOLFERS: Bob Rosser, Richard Stroud, Ricky Hamilton, Robbie Russell. Baseball TOP ROW, L. to R.: Butch Bryant, Mike Paul, George Berry, Steve Hutto, Coach Mathison. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Bobby Maddox, Danny Eubanks, Mike Duffie, Michael Cisick, M. L Bass. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Timmy Hobby, Larry Hicks, Danny Moraetes. Tommy Moraetes, Michael Bradway, Terry Shell. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Steve Crislip, Ricky Ford, Cres Hendrix, Eddie Maddox, Donald Norris, Bob Lane. Butler's Baseball Team begins training in February for a season which extends from March to May. The team is in a sub-region which consists of such teams as Richmond, Aquinas, North Augusta, T. W. Josey, and others. They play each of their opponents three times while competing for the championship. At the end of the school year, the Spring Banquet, is held for the baseball, basketball, and track teams. Baseball awards are presented at this time to complete the season. Working hard, managers? Very good I It's this way, fellas . .. 76 The Firing Squad SENIOR PLAYERS: L. to R., STANDING: Ricky Ford, Danny Moraetes, Cres Hendrix, Steve Crislip, Bob Lane. L. to R., KNEELING: Mike Duffie, Steve Hutto, Timmy Hobby, Donald Norris, Eddie Maddox. Out! Hurry! Too late PITCHERS: L to R., STANDING: Mike Bradway, Steve Hutto. L to R., KNEELING: Eddie Maddox, Terry Shell, Danny Moraetes. Track L to R., STANDING: Vic Hawk, Steve Turner, Jim Gatch, Chris Cunningham, Coach Williams, Coach Russell. L. to R., KNEELING: Gene Duffie, David Duffie, Dickie Mason, Neal Hammack, Jimmy Boyle, Mike Grossman, David Ferrell. L. to R., SITTING: Jimmy Roland, Wade Brantley, Jerry Montgomery, Pete Leisey, Rocky Turner, Fred Jenkins. BEGINNING OF A RACE: Dickie Mason 78 HURDLES: Pete Leisey, Rocky Turner, Steve Turner SHOT: Wade Brantley, Neal Hammack DISCUS: Wade Brantley, Neal Hammack. In 1967 Wade Brantley won first place in the region and state tournaments. POLE VAULT: David Duffie, Gene Duffie, Jimmy Roland HIGH JUMP: Jimmy Roland. In 1967 he won first place in the region and third in the state. TRIPLE JUMP: Pete Leisey, Rocky Turner 100 YARD DASH: Dickie Mason 200 YARD DASH: Gene Duffie, Dickie Mason 880 YARD DASH: Fred Jenkins 1 MILE RUN: Jimmy Boyle, Jerry Mont- gomery. In 1967 Jimmy Boyle won first place in the region. 2 MILE RUN: Jimmy Boyle, Jerry Mont- gomery. In 1967 Jimmy Boyle won sec- ond place in the region. DISTANCE: David Ferrell, Jim Gatch, Mike Grossman, Vic Hawk END OF A RACE: Jimmy Boyle and Fred Jenkins POLE VAULT: Gene Duffie BROAD JUMP: Pete Leisey RELAY: Jerry Montgomery and David Duffie HURDLES: Rocky Turner HIGH JUMP: Jimmy Roland DISCUS: Wade Brantley Cheerleaders 80 Tinkerbells What goes up ... The golden silence Many duties are embodied into a cheerleader's obligation to urge the team on to victory. She must know enough about the game and her team to choose her method of encouragement. She must never allow a word or a smile to appear at the wrong time. A cheerleader must be strong enough to hold the fans together when their feelings overcome them. She must know when to start a chant, or when to quiet the crowd. She is closely involved with the victories and defeats of her team. Since her emotions have such a great effect on everyone, a cheerleader must always know when to laugh and when to cry. Having ability is vital to every team for victory, but ability without morale often leads to defeat. But- ler's cheerleaders have done their best to boost mo- rale, and they deserve a word of thanks. Anxious moments ... Field Day Taffy, anyone? Best feet forward Wingless Mercury Glub! An Apple I I A Play Day for Butler I thought they were hard-boiled. Happy knees Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble Handled hams Facial fisticuffs Bottle babes 84 Activities Partnership is not a principle, but a rela- tionship between persons who share in a common enterprise, involving common risks, common privileges, and common re- sponsibilities. Everything depends on the reality of our partnership with one another. From George Craig Stewart 85 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President—Ted Kandler Vice-President— ic Hawk Secretary—Marion Redmond Treasurer—Cherie Fuchs The Student Council's main goals are to promote leadership and citizenship and to help de- velop a love, respect, and in- terest in our school. What's wrong Roddy, won't Student Council let you sell any victory pins? Twirp Week at Butler caught Marlene Redmond proposing to Leo Gregory. Think she got him, girls? Council The council has sponsored several Assembly Programs, the Homecoming Dance, Twirp Week and various other activities. Marion Redmond is busily reviewing a monthly report. She looks like she's stumped, huh?? REPRESENTATIVES Faye Partridge Rod Radford Pat Watson Peggy Hollis Pam AAcCaughin Vivien Kelly Bruce Howerton Pat Jernigan Martha Barefoot Bill McGahee Joy White Rocky Turner Barbara Meyers Becky Wilson Tommy Way Ricky Ford Ronald Dorris Karen Lowry Lansing Lee Carmen Barreras Ernie Blackburn Sharon Fitzgerald James LeBlanc Carol Mencken Jim Sauls Sandra Ferguson Allen Schumann Sally Weathers Beth Doel Susan Fulcher Bobby Waters Paul Ritter Alana Sutton Bill Carrick Dwight West Leslie Dittmer Chris Cunningham Barbara Barefoot Linda Jackson Kay Green Kathy Willard Mike Newcomb Connie Fontaine Larry Feutral Sharon Lister Carol Fort Vic Youngblood Bob Hayman Greg Moore Marsha Hall ALTERNATES Becky Sterne Roy Vandecfflid Debbie McWaters Steve Crislip Peggy Maybee Nancy Scarborough Donald Norris Glenda Perry Linda West Al Sutton Angie Salaz Margaret Mitchell Doris Smith Nanceen Freeburg Van Smith John Avertt Donna Curry Fred Lovell Marlene Redmond Gene Hampton Rose Conn Diane Howerton Wanda Boyd Steve Story Wanda Berry Michael Daily Emily Goolsby Martha Bridges Joyce Cooper Leo Gregory James Young Kathryn Doeblin Ricky Hamilton Elaine Jackson Debbie McGahee Denny Works Joel Emory Jennifer Points Gene Doyle Debbie Messuri Ralph Taylor Kathi Miller David Miles Debbie Doerflein Sandra Scott Russ Collins Monica Longlois Michael Ladun Peggy Hobson 87 Miss McGahee, Gail Fowler, and Ricky Kemmerlin discuss the business of Senior Council. Senior Council The goal of the Senior Council is to co-ordinate the activities and events of the Senior Class. The council has sponsored two new features this year: a Ring Day Assembly and the wearing of I Am A Sen- ior tags on the first full day of school. Senior Council sponsors the Ring Dance, Rat Week, and the Graduation Activities. The strange results of Rat Week. The officers of the Senior Council dsicuss their latest project. REPRESENTATIVES Steve Crislip Nanceen Freeburg Peggy Maybee Debby McWaters Margaret Mitchell Donald Norris Glenda Perry Angie Salaz Nancy Scarborough Doris Smith Van Smith Becky Sterne Al Sutton Roy Vanderford — Linda West OFFICERS: Pres.: Ricky Kemmerlin Vice-Pres.: Rosemary Lee Secretary: Gail Fowler Treasurer: David Sego 88 (left) Senior rings are here! The purpose of the Beta Club is to set a scholastic example for the school, to promote leadership with- in the club, and to help the mem- bers to develop their mental capa- bilities. Each year delegates are sent to the Beta Club Convention. Fund raising activities for the convention are presented, one of them is the talent show. Mrs. Brown advises the officers of the Beta Club. Beta Club The Beta Club officers are off to the convention on a dreary day. Susan Alden Susan Anderson John Avrett Theresa Batchelor Barnie Beasley Jerry Black Vickie Blake Linda Bragg John Brinson Vickie Bufford Kay Bullard Bruce Carstarphen Marcia Cave Charles Clark Stanley Clifton Micheal Daily Sam Davis Jon Denning Delane Deer Gail Fowler Cherie Fuchs Linda Gay Jean Gaylor Thomas Grubbs Brenda Guy Fredda Haskell Ronnie Hogan Gwen Holland Peggy Hollis RaNell Hooper Pam Johnson Peter Johnson Pat Jernigan Ricky Kemmerlin Charles Lankster Kathy Leet Diane Liles Claire McCurry Eddy McDonald Nancy Mullins Sharon Norris Christa O'Neil Ann Palmer Shiela Parrish Rod Radford Marion Redmond Judy Salyer Martin Saumweber Carol Scoville Shirley Sheldon Trenta Stapleton Becky Sterne Jerry Tucker Steve Turner Sherrie Vaughn Sandra Walden Becky Wall Marilyn Wilson Larry Wylie 89 Tri-Hi-Y The officers of Tri-Hi-Y are Alana Sutton, Trell Schuman, Kay Green, Susan Anderson, Linda West, Vicki Colvin, Sandra Waller and Janice Brassed. To create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian character is the slated purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. The girls enjoyed being helpful this year. Besides assisting at the Halloween Party at Southgate Plaza and collecting donations in the March of Dimes, the members made Christmas baskets to take to the patients at Hillhaven. The club also sent delegates to the Christian Life Conference at Rock Eagle and Youth Assembly in Atlanta. MEMBERS: Cathy Amos Susan Anderson Carolyn Brassell Janice Brassell Jacky Broyles Delaine Burkette Marcia Cave Dian Chase Debbie Clifford Vicki Colvin Barbara Cumbus Donna Curry Debbie Doerflein Patrice Eskew Joan Farmer Gail Fowler Connie Garrett Kay Green Cynthis Howell Sandra Huffman Linda Jackson Kathy Jones Debbie Kitchens Kathy Korach Karen Lane Marilyn Lankster Marcheta Layne Cindy Maund Claire McCurry Nancy McDonald Kay Medlin Barbara Miles Penny Moore Ann Palmer Faye Partridge Jennifer Points Sharon Poitevant Heidi Poston Kaye Powell Trell Shuman Diane Story Alana Sutton Carlee Thompson Vicki Troupe Sandra Walden Becky Wall Sandra Waller Carolyn Webb Linda West Debbie Willis Karen Willis 90 Marcia Cave and Jackie Broyles help Mrs. Sikes pass out hats and rulers. Officers, Susan Anderson, , Vicki Colvin and Linda West, check the minutes of the previous meeting. Linda West says, This sure didn't win the Betty Crocker award. 91 Allied Medical Careers Club The purpose of the Allied Medical Careers Club is to aid young people in deciding if they are interested in Medical Careers. While deciding the members help patients in both the city and the county from which they gain personal satisfaction. Mrs. Markert, I'm not a bit surprised! Mr. Mac , do you think you'll pull through? Paul Adams Susan Alden Patsy Austin Brenda Bass Karen Beale Gary Carlton Theresa Coleman Carolyn Cook Julia Crabbe Dianne Dawson Sara Edenfield Joy Edge Laura Evens Mona Feriante Stephannie Folds Cindy Gault Vickie Gentry Emily Goolsby Marsha Hall Kaye Hopkins Candy Huffman Linda Jackson Louise Johnson Cheryl Johnson Kenny Jones Connie Keefer Rosana Jones Frank Kirkland Betty Lamb Gail Lane Lynn Lynch Dale McCollough Debbie McGahee Libby McGahee Donna Muhan Anna Lee Meyer Beth Moore Mary Ann Morris Janis Mosley Arlene Moye Murl Neal Steve North Faye Partridge Deborah Orander Jan Parker Peggy Peterson Gerry Pursley Jeanette Robinson Marion Redmond Marlene Redmond Alice Stewart Phyllis Stubbs Nyrna Tanner Vennie Terry Karen Thomas Deborah Wade Kathy Walden Linda Whitaker 92 Marion shows little sister, Marlene, the correct way to make a bed. Pep Club The Butler Pep Club was organized to support the athletic teams and to promote school spirit. This year the members sold balloons at a Butler-Richmond game- pencils with the basketball schedule on them were sold during the year. The club sponsored a Student-Faculty Basketball game. With the money the Pep Club gave a party for the basketball players and a cake to the foot- ball team at the end of the season. Linda West, Debbie Messuri display school spirit. Play Therapy??? CLUB MEMBERS Jane Adams Pam Dorminey Jackie Merritt Susan Anderson Leslie Dittmer Barbara Miles Judy Beach Diane Dunn Kathi Miller Florence Bell Patty Dunn Margaret Mitchell Carl Bethume Janice English Danny Moreates Candace Black Sharon Fitzgerald Christa O'Neil Margaret Blithe Vicki Gantt Sheila O'Neil Kathy Branch Barbara Garcia Sheila Parrish Carolyn Brassell Connie Garrett Jennifer Points Cindy Brice Gwen Holland Heidi Poston Jane Brigham Sandra Huffman Marlene Porter Bill Carrick Linda Hutto Irene Ryle Mary Ellen Carrick Linda Jackson Diane Sheldon Evelyn Childers Diane King Kirk Sheppard Jean Cline Rosemary Lee Karen Sisk Debbie Clifford Mary Lester Cynthia Stevens Vickie Colvin Karen Lowry Marcia Stewart Rose Conn Carolyn McLeod Alana Sutton Joyce Cooper Phyllis Marsh Vicki Troupe Julia Crabbe Joan Martin Carolyn Webb Barbara Cumbus Marsha Mason Diann Williams Linda Darden Beverly Meredith Brenda Wilson Debbie Davis Kathy Deeblin Francis Merritt Janice Brassell Everybody tries a good thing 111 The goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals improve per- sonal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The activities of the club include collecting for Unicef, the making of cakes for bake sales, and the buying of Christ- mas gifts for needy children. The officers of FHA: Tonja Westbrook, Judy Amerson, Libbey McGahee, and Sandra Edwards. Future Homemakers of America FHA members display their emblem. MEMBERS Faye Adams Judy Amerson Pat Bates Shae Bennett Carol Car tee Pat Crown Pam Dorminey Sandra Edwards Connie Garrett Linda Jackson Beth Jones Libby McGahee Susie Moats Pat Petrivilli Marsha Phillips Pat Smith Pat Watson Tonya Westbrook Lisa Wright 94 The goal of the Future Busi- ness Leader of America is to develop competent business leaders, to develop character, to train its members to be useful citizens, and to foster patriotism. The chapter received a Gold Seal Chapter Award at the State and National Convention. The club placed in numerous fields at the convention. Future Business Leaders of America MEMBERS Steve Adams Linda Anderson Florence Ball Canky Black Judy Boutwell Maureen Butler Jamelle Clayton Kathy Coit Linda Darden Billie Jo Doolittle Janice English Cathy Fairey Sherry Gambrell Tina Griffin James Humphreys Darlene Jackson Janet Johnson LaVonne Jones Debbie Kinsey Sara Kinsey Caroline Kirkland Debbie Kitchens Nancy McDonald Sandra McGahee Tommy McGraw Richard McNair Debbie McWaters Theresa Maddox Kathi Miller Donna Newman William Newsome Dorthy Nix Sharon Norris Ramona Oubre Glenda Perry Ray Pinson Nadeane Robertson Pat Seigler Trell Shuman Larry Stephens Dianne Storey Steve Story Verna Tanner Thomas Taylor Faye Thigpen Karen Turner Salley Weathers Linda West Debbie Willis Dale Wison Kay Wingard 95 Latin Club The members of the Latin Club commemo- rate Latin and Roman holidays, while they strive to further the interests of Roman Civili- zation and learn the language. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Bell Buchanan, Barbara Reynolds, Denny Works, and Patty Breland. Geel How can verbs be like that??? MEMBERS Alan Adams Kathy Branch Patty Breland Bill Buchanan Patsy Carr Fren Edwards Dennis Fleming Ronald Harkins Diane Perdue Barbara Reynolds Robbie Russell Carolyn Scott Mary Williams Miriam Williams Denny Works 96 Latin Club members gather for a meeting. French Club members listen to tape to learn correct French. Miss Mann, the sponsor of the French Club, has helped the club to maintain its real reason for existing. Its purpose is to explore the French language and customs of the French people. Miss Mann parle with her French Club members. MEMBERS Patti Abasolo Faye Adams Shae Bennett Mike Bridwell Jackie Broyles Mary Carter Irene Collins Ray Crook Pat Crovyn c nnFoley ) Ran y Gooding Joan Harris Fredda Haskell Terry Jones Jan Kitchens Karen Lowry Joan Martin Patty Myers Lucia Otts Ann Palmer Shirley Saxon Tina Seldin Pat Smith Trenta Stapleton Lisa Wright James Young What'd we do wrong? Spanish Club The Spanish Club promotes the use of Spanish in informal situations and furthers the interest and understanding of the Spanish speaking countries and their people. A club constitution has been drawn up and scho- lastic achievement was rewarded. A Spring banquet was held for the members. CLUB OFFICERS: Susan Alden, Pam Johnson, Connie Hatcher, and Vicki Doolittle. Susan Alden Vicki Doolittle Patsy Dowdle Cathleen Eishen Brenda Foley Linda Gay Connie Hatcher Gwen Holland Pam Johnson Marie Kitchens MEMBERS Kathy Leet Debra Mims Nancy Mullins Nelson Negron Paulette Pizzuto Sarah Poppell Benny Reyes Lola Vanderpool Susan Whitehead Kay Wingard Mrs. Jane Calhoun, Advisor ,and Pam Johnson enjoy a joke. Library Assistants Club The purpose of the Library Club is based upon the motto of the Georgia Association of Library Assistants— We serve to further knowledge. The club seeks to be of service to Butler Students through their knowledge of, and work in the library. MRS. FRANCES HARDIN: Librarian LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB OFFICERS: Glenda Perry, Marcia Morris, Wayne Hughes and Milton Miyakawa. OFFICERS: Marcia Morris—President Glenda Perry—V ce President Carolyn Cook—Secretary Wayne Hughes—Projects Chairman MEMBERS: Candy Black Vickie Bufford Chuck Cole Irene DeLoskey Sandra Edwards 'AwrFof§7 c—AnrrGreen Dianne Herndon Brenda Kitchens Milton Miyakawa Sharon Norris Maria Pedrazza Beth Walker Karen Waters Barbara Wehn Library assistants in Action: Vickie Bufford and Brenda Kitchens. 99 Dramatics Club In order to promote the establishment of a dramatic arts program and to pro- vide Butler students with opportunities for theatrical experience, the Dramatics Club returned this year. The members had a good time this year. A club picnic last October and the one act play performed in Athens were highlights for the Dramatics Club. MEMBERS Alan Adams Patty Dunn Brenda Bass Patty Dunn Pat Bowen Gwen Durden Bill Buchanan Beverly Edwards Ruth Butler Pete Edwards Bill Carrick Brenda Foley Mary Carter John Frase Vicki Cawley Cherie Fuchs Susan Coburn Joe Guy Irene Collins Glenda Hall Mike Cone Linda Hare Kathy Cosby Benjalynn Harris Julia Crabbe Joy Hatchell Carol Davis Bill Hurst Debbie Doerflin Chris Jackson Shirley Judkins Angie Raley Linda Keatly Tony Roberts Carol Kelly Irene Ryle Steve Kirkland Jim Sauls Brenda Kitchen Susan Sims Jan Kitchen Becky Sterne Ruth Lamb Lola Vanderpool Vicci Lancaster Debbie Williams Betty Latham Miriam Williams Cherie Logue Sherry Wootan Joe McLaughlin Beverly Wright Donna Meeban Lisa Wright Gloria Mouton Bill Yoder Christy O'Neal Vic Youngblood Mrs. Schneider and members discuss a new play. Try-outs for the new play are now in session. 100 Debate Club The Butler Debate Club strives to promote a healthy feeling of competition among the stu- dents and to keep them aware and interested in the world around them. The club enters dis- trict competition also. MEMBERS Jerry Black David Broadnax Sam Davis Chris Jackson Ted Kandler Joe McLaughlin Does Ted always work that hard? Joe McLaughlin and Sam Davis seem busy at work, but what about David? l-J 7U I David Broadnax is always rehearsing. 101 The Golden Columns The Golden Columns, the school newspaper, makes Its appearance monthly despite the turmoil and stress between editions. The staff members and Mr. Griffin, the advisor,, always manage to pull the paper through. The paper covers everything from the big fire to who's going with who this week. Mr. Griffin adds a little humor to the meeting. The busy staff of our newspaper has just 102 Our newspaper sponsor, Mr. Griffin, pauses to add a few ideas to help Brenda Foley and Carol Cartce. STAFF: received another successful edition. Jane Adams Judy Amerson Alice Baker Carmen Barreras James Baswell Karen Beale Judy Boutwell Kathy Branch Faye Burnett Tim Butler Carol Cartee Mary Carter Kathy Cosby Patricia Crown Barbara Dupuis Beverly Dewards Susan Evanovich Brenda Foley Cherie Fuchs Sherry Gambrell Kay Green Tina Griffin Glenda Hall Barbara Harris Chris Jackson Pat Jernigan Judy Kalakikos Theresa Maddox Susan Moats Colleen Nichols Ann Palmer Diane Perdue Pat Petrivelli Lance Poindexter Tina Seldin Trenta Stapleton Becky Sterne Judy Tindall Lola Vanderpool Pat Veal Tonya Westbrook Beverly Jo Wright Lisa Wright Staff members, Kathy Branch and Glenda Hall, look through their latest edition. 103 Miss Wood, Advisor: Officers: Linda Darden, Sherry Gambrell, Pam Dorminey, and Janice English. MEMBERS: Jane Adams Diane Brown Carol Cartee Sherry Cook Linda Darden Pam Dorminey Janice English Sherry Gambrell Darlene Jackson Jackie Merritt Susie Moats Coleen Niahols Barbara Reynolds Sandra Roland Miss Bobbie Wood—Y Teen Advisor Y-Teens Y-Teens endeavor to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to realizing the ideals of personal and social living. In this endeavor, the club strives to grow in the knowledge and love of God and to share His love with all people. The club stuffed animals for the Pediatric Ward of St. Joseph Hospital, served veterans from the war in Viet Nam, and aided needy families. They also spon- sored a Christmas and a Spring dance. Working on a Y Teen project. 104 Pa™ Doriney, Diane Brown, Susia Meates, and Sandra Roland Monkeying around in the guidance office. Counselors, Mrs. Sigman and Mrs. Trahan. MEMBERS Barbara Cumbus Patrice Eskew Gail fowler Sandra Hayes Sandra Huffman Pat Jernigan Kay Medlin Faye Partridge Sharon Poiievent Shirley Sheldon Judy Tindall Lois Waggoner Becky Wall Pat Watson Pat Watson, Sandra Hayes. Shirley Sheldon, Pat Jernigan, Sharon Poitevent and Kay Medlin, busy at work? 105 CORNETS Bill Jones Cfenny Kobinson Roger Frank Walker Frank Sadler Randy Jones Sammy Reyes Mike Dewberry Richard Rogers Ronald McCallister PERCUSSION Wesley Berry Mark Parrish Jimmy Pearre Burt Rayburn Mike Gaines Johnny Vick Jeff Adleman Douglas Crawford MR. B. H. WALKER, 8and Par M4� W $ OMBONES Randy Tullis iRjchard Hardigree Mike boyd Danny Holsenback Band BARITONES Baxter Bedell Andy Ross SOUSAPHONE Robert Holden SAXOPHONES -Ka!eh_Si£ Gene Hampton Patsy Mixon Carolyn Scott Danny Gowers Danny Harding FLUTES AND PICCOLOS Carol Perkins JanetGodfrey v Clark Portwood BASSOON AND BELLS Sam Davis ALTO CLARINETS Kathy Williams BASS CLARINETS Charmayne Johnson Jody Foster B CLARINETS Jerrv Wall__________ Diane Perdue Mike Touchette Ardythe Bromley Dorothy Mullis Linda McBurney Paul Holland Bill Wallace Charles Isdell Lynn Balkum Joseph Harris Butler High School Band The Butler Band strives to build better rela- tions among people and gives its members a hobby for later life. The band, directed by Mr. B. H. Walker has displayed its versatility this year by varied events. It performed during half-time at our football games and gave many concerts. Butler's six best marchers. Jerry Lynn Satchel, Diane Howerton, Patsy Carr, Wesley Berry, Sam Davis and Baxter Bedell. MAJORETTES Terry Bentley Lynda Bragg Pat Carr Jan Frankum Diane Howerton Sheryl Roberson Jerry Lynn Satchel Kim Sheffer Cynthia Stephens Sam Davis and the majorettes pose a pretty picture. DRUM MAJORS AND MAJORETTE Sam Davis III Baxter Bedell Jerry Wall Lynda Bragg 107 Diversified Cooperative Training Butler's Diversified Cooperative Training Pro- gram strives to provide the student with re- lated study in his chosen trade in the classroom while the student receives on the job training from a bonified employer. The club helps its members develop leadership qualities through participation in vocational, civic, recreational, and social activities. The club develops the ability of students to plan together, organize and carry out worthy activities and projects through use of democratic process. The club sponsors the Employer-Emplox ban- quet, picnics, and speech contests. The members participated in radio and television programs. Evidently it's very interesting! FIRST PERIOD SECOND PERIOD THIRD PERIOD FOURTH PERIOD OFFICERS: President— Peggy McCumbers Vice President—Judy Rye Secretary—Angie Salaz Treasurer—Charlotte Kendricks Reporter—Tony Van Horn Parliamentarian—Gail Jackson MEMBERS: Bob Abbott Vance Anderson Jean Ansley Harry Atkins Eva Briggs John Brozekat Robert Cash Dwayne Collins Bill Davidson Patsy Davis Jimmy Dixon Wyman Dressel Edgar Easier Sammy Eagan Steve Gaskins Martha Gordon Joyce Guy Elaine Harrell Diane Harrison Kathy Hatfield Rose Hill Joe Holland Robert Holliday Sherry Hopper Tony Van Horn Gene Hornsby Gail Jackson Chris Johnson Charlotte Kendricks Paul Ligon Randy Luther Billy Masters Peggy McCumbers Karen McElroy Larry Parker Danny Parsons Bobby Perkins Lisa Perkinson Danny Powell Moody Reese Charles Reynolds Richard Richeson Ricky Ross Donald Rushton Judy Rye Angie Salaz Jimmy Siegler Doris Smith Ernie Smith Carolyn Steedly Anna Storey Cheryl Thomas Jane Waltz Fred Wiggins John Wilkes Wayne Walworth 109 SOPRANOS TENORS Janice Brassell Paul Barnes Carol Cook Wayne Baxley Carole Couture David Brantley Nanceen Freeburg Edward Gilliland Jean Gaylor Mark Gresham RaNell Hooper Wayne Hughes Terri Jones Milton Miyakawa Carol Powick Tommy Montgomery Sue Price George Pursley Virginia Taylor Pat Watson Larry Smith Carolyn Webb BASSES ALTOS Larry Bonner Rick Davis Patti Abasolo Ricky Faciane Ruthie Brannen Micheal Hull Janice Byrd Ken Jones Linda Byrd Charles Kitchens Marcia Cave James LeBlanc Debbie Clifford Lee Manning Delane Deer Don Noonan Susan Deloach Jack North Sheryl Duncan Andy Pearce Cherie Fuchs Fred Peters Rita Jobe Cherly Johnson Rosemary Lee Christine Mangelly Heidi Poston Lynn Powell Micki Rowland Trenta Stapleton Becky Sterne Donna Taylor Sue Whitaker Becky Wilson Colon Wehmeyer no Miss Hadaway talks with accompanists Becky Wilson and Marcia Cave. Chorus The Butler Chorus has given various perform- ances this year. The Chorus had the honor of performing with the Augusta Symphony Orches- tra. The chorus is under Miss Jane Hadaway's direction. Many of the chorus members attended All-State Chorus held at Butler this year. Jean Gaylor, Diane King, and Marcia Cave admire the FTA scrapbook. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America Club has a teacher's aid program which en- ables the member to determine his in- terest in the teaching field. Through this program the member aids teachers throughout the year. The members served the representa- tives on college night and prepared coffee and cupcakes for the teachers dur- ing F.T.A. Week. MEMBERS Marcia Cave Irene Collins David Ferguson Hilda Fowler Jean Gaylor Carol Harkins Fredda Haskell Gwen Holland Linda Hutto Diane King Betsy McCollum Christa O'Neil Nancy Mullins Susan Sims Nancy Mullins welcomes members to the meeting. II2 Miss Fortney gives advice to her future teachers. Archaeology Society The purpose of the Archaeology So- ciety is to promote the development of Archaeology in the C.S.R.A. The Society has compiled a histori- cal report of a completed site, Fort Moore. The Society has done commu- nity work and has gone on educational trips. The club is always learning something new about fossils. The Archaeology club members observe relics which they have MEMBERS Caroline Alewine Lillian Alewine Barnie Beasley Baxter Bedell Bruce Carstarphen r Mary Carter. joKn Cartwright Sam Davis James Goodman Lansing Lee Phyllis Marsh Linda McBurney Eddy McDonald Joe McLaughlin Patty Myers Mike Newcomb Martin Saumweber Jimmy Sawyer Beth Shivers Cecile_Stuart Gmger Taylor Lola Vanderpool Mr. Johnston displays rock samples for observers Baxter Bedell and Ginger Taylor. | 13 Butler Academy of Science Sam Davis, Frank iolyard, Tommy Landrum, and Martha Barefoot enjoy the hall display. The purpose of the Academy of Science is to stimulate and to guide creative thoughts in science. The members visited the Savannah River Plant and the Government Surplus Property Center. They also maintained attractive science exhibits in the science showcase for public view. Lynda Bragg, Tommy Landrum, Frank Bolyard, and Carol Scoville after a meeting. Physics Society The purpose of the Physics Society is to broaden the knowledge of science and to create a working interest of each stu- dent at Butler in the field of physics. The Society has had a speaker from the Savannah River Plant and numerous lectures from their sponsor and fellow members. The members also do science projects. Ricky Faciane and James LeBlanc give instruction to Martha Barefoot and Roger Kitchens. MEMBERS Paul Adams Barbara Barefoot Martha Barefoot Jerry Black Frank Bolyard David Broadnax John Claeys Sam Davis Dennis Dilton Ricky Faciane Sandy Ferguson Thomas Grubbs Gene Hampton Gene Hemingway Ralph Kitchens David Knepper James LeBlanc Tommy Landrum Milton Miyakawa Larry Stevens I 14 James LeBlanc, Ralph Kitchens, Martha Barefoot, Ricky Faciane, Mr. Rocsel and Sandra Ferguson enjoy a good joke. Biological Society The purpose of the Biological Society is to aid interested people in the Bio- logical phase of science. The basic prin- ciples of biology are stressed to each member. By the end of the year, each member is aware of the potentials in the field of biology. The club has had a series of pro- grams on cancer and a lecture on Pro- tein Syntheses As Guided by Deoxyri- bonucleic Acid given by Mr. Boulineau. Steve North, Lynda Bragg, Allen Shumann and Mr. Boulineau wait for Lynn Deas to finish. Mr. Boulineau, Lynn Deas, Steve North, Lynda Bragg and Allen Shumann take a look at Miss Engels' frog. Chemical Society MEMBERS Lynda Bragg Patty Breland Libby Cook Lynn Deas Betty Lamb Randy Lambeth Elaine Lockwood Tommy Lopatche Steve North James Sawyer Allen Schumann Richard Partin Allen Adams Bill Buchanan The Chemical Society endeavors to stimulate and encourage an interest in Chemistry. The society went on a trip to Talmadge Hospital, and it had a Chemical Magic Show and a program on the manufac- turing of synthetic rayon and rubber. Carol Scoville, Bill Yoder, Becky Wall, and Robert Wolfe help Mrs. Manly. MEMBERS Ernie Blackburn John Klemann Jimmy Perez Carol Scoville Becky Wall Robert Wolfe Bill Yoder “Carol you're not watching the experiment, says Bill Yoder and Becky Wall to Carol Scoville. Hi-Y The Advisor Mr. Kiser, is always learning something new. OFFICERS President: Rod Radford Vice-President: Donald Kersey Secretary: Charles Lankster Treasurer: David Seage Chaplain: Ted Kandler Hi-Y coordinates the incentive of Christian brotherhood with personal abilities toward the enrichment of school and community experience. The members participated in the Training Caravan in Augusta and the Halloween party at Southgate Plaza. The club sent delegates to Christian Youth conference and Youth Assembly where Rod Radford served as an officer. 116 The Hi-Y officers during one of their Those members are forever doing something different. This time it is animals. MEMBERS: Ernie Blackburn Rolin Bolin Tommy Casaday Vic Hawk Timmy Hobby Fred Jednkins Ted Kandler Donald Kersey Jerry Kirkland Ralph Kitchens Charles Lankster Leon Lloyd Bobby Maddox Eddy Maddox Eddie McDonald Joe Neal Sammy Pursley Rod Radford Robert Reynolds Benny Robinson Martin Saumweber Mike Scott David Seago Roy Vanderford Steve Weiss Charlie Wright Foster Wylie Larry Wylie 117 The Business Staff of the 1968 Candela The Business Staff of the Candela is the back- bone of the yearbook. The members work during the summer selling ads and then selling year- books. Martin Saumweber, Jr.—Business Manager Mrs. Ann Edenfield—Advisor MEMBERS: Judy Amerson Susan Anderson Sam Davis Sheryl Duncan Sandra Edwards Patrice Eskew Ricky Ford Kay Green Rita Jobe Leon Lloyd Karen Lowry Eddy McDonald Eska Miller Faye Partridge Becky Wall Pat Watson Roy Vanderford So this is what a business staff does. 118 Mrs. Edenfield shows Martin Saumweber, Rita Jobe, Eddy McDonald, and Faye Partridge how to write one of the receipts. Leon Lloyd seems to have walked right out of his shoes to sell ads. Either they're tired or discouraged. How about it, gang? I I 9 Pat Sheldon and Rod Radford, co-editor of the Candela of '68 admire last year's edition. Just wanted to see if I still could spell that word, say Literary o CO-EDITORS Rod Radford Pat Sheldon Mrs. Julia Cliatt, Advisor STAFF Janice Brassell Kathy Brown Pam Dorminey Jan Gay RaNell Hooper 1968 The Literary Staff continues the backbone of the yearbook. The members work hard but the work is not in vain. Under the supervision of Mrs. Cliatt the annual staff is always at work. Janice Brassed, Fred Jenkins, Jear Gaylor, and Kathy Leet are working hard to meet their deadline. STAFF Candela Fred Jenkins Ted Kandler Kathy Leet Diane Liles Claire McCurry Kay Medlin Shirley Sheldon Jean Gaylor 122 Classes This new generation has a formidable job on its hands. But not, an insuperable one. If a reasonable number of its members choose to try to change the world gradually they probably will accomplish more than they now expect. The real heroes will be not revolutionary dema- gogues, but the obscure teachers who work out better ways to train underprivileged children; the businessmen who manage to upgrade unskilled workers; the politicians who devise new institutions to govern our metropolitan areas; the journalists who persuade a reluctant citizenry the change is not only necessary but inescapable. These individual efforts may add up to a surprising sum of accom- plishment. For the arriving generation shows more potential than its predecessors. It is healthier and better educated. It is more willing to work for the common good, rather than for purely selfish ends. i John Fischer 123 Ser Adams, Paul Adams, Steve Akridge, Roy Aldenn, Susan Anderson, Russell Ansley, Sandra Anderson, Susan Arnold, Jack Alewine, Carolyn Allen, Jimmy Allen, Ray Allen, Ricky Anderson, Albert Anderson, Linda 124 Bruce Howerton tells brother Eddie, Dream on, Sophomore. ors The ring-bearing hands of seniors. V Arrington, Willard Atkins, Harris Austin, Bill Austin, Tommy Baggott, Mike Baker, Rodney Barefoot, Martha Baxley, Wayne Beasley, Barnie Belcher, Candy 125 Batten, Richard Bell, Florence Benefield, Mike Bible, Edward 126 Binie, Mike Bishop, Deborah Black, Candice Black, Jerry Black, Wanda Blythe, Margret Bone, Larry Boutwell, Judy Bowen, Mike Boysen, Steve Bragg, Linda Braman, Wayne Brantley, Lynn Brantley, Wade Brassell, Carolyn We.gpt ours' Broyles, Jackie Burke, Sue Bufford, Vickie Busbee, Jimmy Bullard, Kay Byrd, Janice first! 12-2-121 Carlton, Gary Caron, Norman Carroll, Phillip Carter, Jerri Casaday, Tommy Cato, Sylvia Cave, Marcia Cawley, Michael Chase, Dian Cheeley, Susan Choat, Ray Claeys, John Clark, Charles Clark, Gary Clark, Maxine 127 Claypool, Jimmy Clements, Chuck Clements, Sandra Clifford, Debbie Cockrell, Danny Cole, Chuck Cook, Roscoe Cook, Carolyn Cooper, Mickey Coursey, Raymond Couture, Carol Cozart, David Collins, Cecil Collins, Irene Colvin, Vicki Conner, Mary Ellen 128 Where goest thou, Joycie? Crislip, Steve Cunningham, Robert Cull, Mary Darnell, Gary Cumbus, Barbara Davidson, Bill Davis, Patsy Davis, Sam Davis, Sandra Deas, Steve Deer, Delaine DeLoach, Susan Delosky, Irene Denning, Jon Desmond, James Diacetus, Wayne 129 Butler's Dog guards the field-house. Jan Gay, Gene Hampton, Kathy Brown and Roddy Radford. Dixon, Billy Dixon, Jimmy Doolittle, Billie Jo Doolittle, Vicki Dorsey, Herbie Doyle, Lois DuBose, Cherry Duffie, David Duffie, Gene Duffie, Mike Betcha can't throw her over the goal post! Duncan, Sheryl Edwards, Sandra Dupuis, Barbara Eishen, Cathleen Edwards, Pete Eskew, Patrice 130 Eve, Hyden Faciane, Ricky Faglier, Ronnie Faircloth, Danny Fairley, Joyce Farley, Beverly Ford, Ricky Fountain, John Fowler, Gail Fransham, Perry Frase, John Garcia, Bertha Mae Felder, Wayne Fletcher, Toni Foley, Ann Fonville, Tommy 131 Glimpse into a Senior Class. 132 Garrett, Faye Gavitt, Paulette Gay, Andy Gay, Jan Gay, Linda Gilmore, Sandy Gindlesperger, Steve Goen, Brenda Goodwin, Wanda Gordon, Martha Gregory, Martha Griggs, Randy Guy, Joyce Haddock, Gary Hall, Glenda Halmstad, Terry Hamrick, Billy Hardigree, Judy Hardy, Karen Harman, Patricia Harrell, Elaine Harris, Joan Harrison, Diane Harter, Deedee Haskell, Fredda than boys. 133 Hatcher, Connie Hatfield, Kathy Hayes, Sandra Helms, Clyde Hendrix, Cres Hilton, Gary Hixon, June Hobby, Timmy Holden, Carol Holden, Celia Holland, Joe Holton, Lacey Horton, Lana Hollins, Gene Hooper, RaNell Howard, Jeannie Hollis, Peggy Horky, Jean Howerton, Bruce Lucia Otts, Billie Jo Doolittle, Linda Anderson That's Mrs. Strelic! Always running over her students. (Kay Powell) Ted Kandler, Pam Dorminey, Maggie Mitchell, David Seago Huffman, Sandra Hutchinson, Cheryl Jackson, Gail Hughes, Wayne Hutto, Steve Jackson, Jenny Hutchinson, Barbara Jackson, Crawford James, Cecil James, Del Jeffers, Geneva Jenkins, Fred Jenkins, Lloyd Jenkins, Roger Jernigan, Pat Jobe, Rita Johnson, Bill Johnson, Chris Johnson, John 135 Johnson, Pam Johnson, Wayne Johnston, Jincy Jones, Bill Jones, Jeffery Jones, Kathy Jones, Lavonne Jones, Mike Jones, Russ Jordan, Andy 136 Juwig, Randy Keatley, Linda Kemmerlin, Ricky Kalakikos, Judy Kelly, Martha Kendrick, Charlotte Kandler, Ted Kelly, Vivien King, Dianne . . . Any way you look at it. Butler and N.A. cheerleaders watch half-time program Kinsey, Jack Kirkland, Jerry Klemann, John Kinsey, Sarah Kitchen, Brenda Kneffer, David Kirkland, Frank Kitchens, Jr., Ralph Korach, Kathy Lack, Kenneth Lam, Lawrence Lamb, Paula Lamberth, Joe Landrum, Tommy Lane, Bob Lanier, Quinton Lankster, Charles Lee, Rosemary Leet, Kathy 137 Leisey, Pete Liles, Diane Lines, John Lloyd, Leon Logue, David Long, Tim Lopatka, John Luther, Randy But we gotta find the top before she gets bacl Marion, Francis Mathewson, Kathy Masters, Billy Maund, Cindy Lynch, Ken Maddox, Eddie Mahaffey, Linda Manning, Darrell May, James Maybee, Peggy Me Call, Kathy McCaughin, Pam Me Coy, Nancy Me Cumbers, Peggy Me Curry, Claire Me Donald, Eddy Me Donald, Johnny Me Donald, Nancy Me Gahee, Bill Me Gahee, Sandra Miller, Debbie Miller, Eska Miller, Richard Mitchell, Margaret Mixon, Alvin Miyakawa, Milton Mobley, Mark Montgomery, Janice Montgomery, Jerry Moore, Beth Moore, Sherry Morgan, Jean Lana Horton, Tina Loo Rod, Janice, RaNell A moment of study before class. Newman, Donna Noonan, Donald Norris, Donald Norris, Sharon Norton, Bob O'Connor, Sharon Ogletree, Vernon Oldaker, Richard Oliff, Greg Olyowski, David O'Shields, Richard Palmer, Freddie 141 142 Parker, Betty Parker, Larry Parrish, Melvin Parsons, Wayne Partridge, Faye Paul, Ray Paulos, Keith Peebles, Butch Pennington, Delmar Perry, Glenda Peters, Jerry Peterson, Daniel Petro, Roberto Phelps, Herbert Pickren, Linda Poitevient, Sharon Powell, Kathy Powell, Charles Powell, Kaye Powell, Danny Purdue, Elaine Buller Spirit. Redmond, Marion Reese, Moody Regan, Richard Renfro, Eugene Renner, Gene Reyes, Benny Rhea, Russ Rhodes, Ann Rice, Ralph Ringgold, Janice Roberts, Brenda Robertson, Nadean Robinson, Benny Rodgers, Bobby Rodgers, Richard 143 Rogers, Brad Roland, Jimmy Roney, Denise Rooks, Don Rooks, Donna Rouse, Gwendolyn Rye, Judy Salter, Randy Sanders, Sandy 144 Screen, Frank Seago, David Seigler, Patricia Sheldon, Patricia Saumweber, Martin Scarborough, Nancy Scott, Mike Don't tell me this ain't Bulldog Country! Fred Jenkins Bill Jones, Kathy Brown How you gonna keep 'urn down on the farml? Sheldon, Shirley Shirey, Ronald Shivers, Sherrill Simmons, Brenda Sims, Wendy Srrjith, Cheryl Smith, Doris Smith, Van Spires, Barbara Steedley, Carolyn Stephens, Cynthia Sterne, Becky Stevens, Larry Stewart, Alice Stewart, Gary St. John, Diana 145 Storey, Anna Storey, Dianne Stratacos, Theresa Strickland, David Stubblefield, Christy Summerlin, Pat Sutton, Al Taylor, Donna Tanner, Mike Taylor, Susan Thompson, Carlee Tindall, Judy Thompson, Charlotte Toole, Teresa Wray, Tommy Tucker, Jerry Turner, Karen Turner AAickie Turner, Rocky Upton, Michelle Haskell, yield. Vanderford, Roy Waagner, Micky Wade, Tommy Vaughn, Sherry Waggoner, Lois Walden, Sandra 147 Ted Kandler, Pat Watson No comment. Waltz, Jane Warner, Kathy Waters, Karen Watson, Pat Weathers, Bennie Webb, Barbara Webb, Carolyn Wehn, Barbara Weiss, Steve Wendt, John 148 Vicki Doolittle, Rocky Turner Hey! Watch out for that grasshopper. Stupid! West, Linda Westbrook, Tonya Wheeler, Nancy Whisnant, Clifford White, Joy Widvey, Liam 149 Willard, David Williams, Bobby Williams, Carolyn Williams, Eric Williams, Evoynn Williams, Murry Williams, Pat Willis, Debbie Wilson, Becky Wilson, Dale Wright, Jenny Wylds, Carolyn Yoder, Bill Wylds, Becky Wylie, Larry Young, Clarence 150 Wren, Donnie Wright, Beverly Juniors Abasolo, Patti Adams, Gaby Allen, Douglas Amerson, Judy Avrett, John Baker, Cheree Abbed, Carolyne Adams, Jane Allen, Earnestine Amos, Cathy Baily, Ellen Ball, David Abbot, Bob Adams, Jimmy Allen, Mike Austin, Patsy Baker, Alice Ballentine, Robert Ballew, Thomas Barreras, Carmen Baswell, James Barnes, Paul Bass, David Batterson, Mike Barrs, Gail Bass, M. L Beale, Karen Beard, Peter Berry, George Bethune, Michael Bedell, Baxter Berry, Ina Ruth Blackburn, Ernie Bendley, Mike Berry, Wanda Blackston, Vickie 151 Gene Hampton Exams are finally over! Blake, Vickie Bowen, Pat Bradway, Mike Booker, Mary Boyd, Wanda Brannen, Ruthie Booton, Patrick Boyles, Steve Branch, Kathy Brassel, Janice Bridges, Martha Brigham, Jane Brinson, John Brown, Diane Brown, Eileen Brumley, Nancy Bryant, Marvin Burch, Teresa Burkette, Dalaine Butler, Maureen Byrd, Margie Cadle, Debra Carrick, Mary Ellen Carstarphen, Bruce Cartee, Carol Carter, MiMi Cartwright, John 152 Case, Tommy Cheek, Shirley Clack, Sandra Clifton, Stanley Coleman, Margie Cooper, Joyce Casper, Patrick Childers, Evelyn Clark, Delores Cline, Joan Collins, Dwayne Corrsey, Sadie Chandler, Cathy Cisick, Mike Clark, Roger Coash, Sandra Conn, Rose Coursey, Marilyn Cone, Michael Crabbe, Julia Crews, Herbert Cypress, Jimmy Davis, Carol DeVaney, Cherry Cox, Gwen Crawford, Billy Crook, Ray Daily, Mike Dawson, Dianne Diacetis, Larry Cox, Melody Crenshaw, Vickie Curry, Donna Darden, Linda Day, Charles Diacetis, Sandra 153 Steve North and Allen Schumann raise flags over Butler each morning Diaz, Miguel Dinncll, Linda Disher, Lorene Doe I, Beth Dore, Robert Dorminey, Pam Dorn, Mike Dorris, Ronald Dowle, Patsy Drake, Patricia Dunn, Dianne Durden, Connie Easier, Robert Edenfield, Sara Edwards, Beverly Egan, Sammy Ellsworth, Peggy English, Janice Eubanks, Danny Fanning, William Ferguson, Sandy Ferland, Reggie Ferrell, David Findley, Earnie Fitzgerald, Sharon Flanders, Charles Fletch, Harold 154 Fletcher, Brenda Floyd, Shirley Folds, Stephanie Foley, Brenda Fowler, Hilda Franklin, Alva Fray, Shirley Fuchs, Cherio Fulcher, Susan Gambrell, Sherry Garcia, Barbara Garrard, Gibson Garrett, Connie Garrett, Elaine Garrett, Mary Gatch, Jim Gault, Cindy Gaylor, Jean Gentry, Rodgers Gentry, Vickie Gilliand, Edward Godfrey, Janet Golez, Arthur Goode, Gale Gooding, Randy Goolsby, Emily Graham, David Graves, Wanda 155 Guy, Billy Guy, Brenda Guy, Rodonna Hammack, Neal Hammer, Pam Hampton, Gene Donna Curry pledges her allegiance to the Bulldogs. Hand, Robert Hare, Linda Greene, Lannie Greenway, Kathy Gregory, Leo Griffen, Darlene Griffen, Tina Griffin, Paula Griggs, Walter Grossman, Mile Grubbs, Thomas Harnett, Lindy Harris, Barbara Harris, Benjalyn Hatfield, Steve Hattaway, Mala Hawk, Vic 156 Hawkinberry, Raymond Hawkins, Eddie Headley, Hunt Hemingway, Ralph Hendrix, Jimmy Hendrix, Ray Hensley, Susan Herron, Judy Hicks, Larry Hicks, Lynn Hill, Rose Hobby, Sybil Hoffman, Roland Hogan, Ronnie Holden, Barbara Holland, Gwen Holten, Wayne Holsten, Louis Hopkins, Micky Hopper, Sherry Howell, Jan Howerton, Diane Huckabee, Roger Huffman, Caroline Hurst, Bill George Landreth and Alvin Kilpatric deliver audio-visual equipment. 157 Hugcs, Miles Humphreys, James Huto, Larry Hutto, Linda laynor, Trung Isdell, James Jackson, Darlene James, Marsha James, Terri James, Wanda Jenkins, Judy Johns, Larry Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Diane Johnson, Janet Johnson, Peter Johnson, Steve Johnson, Sue Jones, Beverly Jones, Eddie Jones, Pat Jones, Terry Joyner, BillieAnn Judkins, Shirley Keefer, Connie Keilholtz, Lynn Kembel, Peggy Kendrick, Ron Kennedy, Susan Key, Cecil Kirkland, Caroline Kirkland, Steve Kitchens, Janice Kitchens, Marie 158 Kitchens, Warren Krause, John Krewson, Gayle Kruscavage, Ed Kyzer, Bob Lamb, Michael Lambeth, Randy Lancaster, Vicci Landreth, George Lane, Gail Lane, Karen Latham, Betty Laube, George Layne, Marcheta LeBlanc, James Lee, Lansing Lemmons, Rodger Lester, Mary Lewis, Charles Lifsey, Judy Ligon, Paul Lindsey, Craig Linnenkohl, Miriam Little, Tommy Lockaby, Kaye Lockwood, Elaine Lovell, Fred Lowry, Karen Maddox, Theresa Mancillas, Linda Marion, Georgene Marsh, Phyllis 159 Martin, Joan Martin, Laure Mason, Marsha Mayson, Dickie McAfee, Suzette McCollum, Betsy McCullough, Dale McDowell, Larry Mike Dorn McElroy, Karen McGee, Kendall McGraw, Tommy McKee, Joy McKeown, Cathy McLeod, Carolyn McNair, Richard Meehan, Donna Menchen, Carol Merritt, Francis Merritt, Jackie Meyers, Wanda Miles, Barbara Miller, Charles Miller, Gail Miller, Phyllis Montgomery, Thomas Moody, Sandy Mims, Buzzy Moats, Susan Mims, Debra Monday, Tim 160 Moon, Mike Moore, David Moore, Penny Moraetes, Tom Morris, Jo Morris, Kenny Morris, Vickie Mosley, Janice Mullis, Dorothy Mullis, Gary Myers, Patty Nelms, Mike Nelson, April Newman, Belinda Newsome, Elaine Newsome, William Nix, Dorothy Noll, Paulette North, Jack North, Steve O'Connor, Jimmy Odum, Sammy Oldaker, Barbara O'Neal, Christa Orander, Deborah Otts, Lucia Page, Frank Hey, Diane, class started 15 minutes ago.' 161 Palmer, Ann Parnell, Harriett Parrish, Marke Parrish, Sheila Parson, Danny Partin, Linda Paul, Kay Paul, Mike Pearce, Andy Pearcey, Rick Pennington, Barrett Perdue, Dianne Perez, Jimmy Perkins, CarolAnn Peterson, Peggy Pinson, Ray Pizzuto, Paulette Poindexter, Lance Poppell, Sarah Poston, Heidi Powell, Bonnie Powell, Lynne Purnell, Kathy Pursley, Brundy Ratzell, Christine Raybon, Maurice Rayes, Sammy Redd, Ann Redmond, Marlene Rcntz, Diane Reynolds, Barbara Reynolds, Robert Rhea, Elizabeth Richards, Robert Robertson, Sheryl Robinson, Jeanette 162 Robinson, Takcko Rodgers, Ricky Roland, Billy Romero, Oddie Rosamond, Brenda Rosier, Charles Ross, Alfred Ruiz, Cynthia Salyery, Judy Satchel, JerryLynn Sauls, Jimmy Saxon, Christy Saxon, Wayne Schumann, Allen Scott, Sandy Scott, Sue Seber, Jerry Seigler, Jimmy Seldin, Tina Shelton, Dianne Shepherd, Kay Shivers, Beth Shuman, Trell Silvey, Sonja Sims, Susan Skinner, Joseph Slatten, Becky Smith, Anne Smith, David Smith, Jerry Smith, Lee Smith, Margie Snowden, Vic Snowden, Vicki Snyder, Charles Speights, Sharon 163 Spivey, George Stapleton, Trenta Stevens, John Steward, Jimmy Stewart, Vernon Story, Steve Strickland, Kurt Stuart, Cecile Stubbs, Phyllis Sutton, Tuilene Tanner, Myrna Taylor, Ginger Taylor, Larry Taylor, Norma Teal, John Terry, Vinnie Thigpen, Janice Thomas, Karen Thompson, Hiram Townsend, Jesse Turner, Steve Vanderpool, Lola VanHorn, Tony Veal, Pat Walden, Carol Walden, Kathy Walton, Kenny To eat or not to eat, that is the question. 164 Warner, Shirley Waters, Bobby Waters, George Waters, Ronald Weathers, Sally Wehmeyer, Colon Whisnant, Mary Ann Whitaker, Sue White, Marylou Whitehead, Susan Whitfield, David Whitledge, John Wilkerson, Wayne Williams, Kathy Williams, Mary Willis, Debbie Willis, Pete Wilson, Marylin Wood, Joyce Wren, Darlene Wright, Linda Yount, Marcc 165 You say you think the Freeway is crowded. Sophomores Adorni, Allan Adorm, Jon Adomi, Koye Alewine, Lillian Allen, Diane Allen, Donna Ammons, James Anderson, Cheryl Anderson, Eddie Andrews, Deborah Anthony, Debbie Ardrey, Cindy Arrington, Foy Atkins, Jomes Avery, Eddie Bolkcum, Lynne Borne, Mike Barefoot, Borboro Berlin, Brenda Barwick, Barbaro Bass, Brenda Beach, Jody Beaver, Johnny Bedgood, Powell Bell, Buddy Bell, Walter Bennett, Shoe 166 Bentley, Terry Bethune, Carl Black, Charlotte Bolin. Roland Brody, Charles Breazcale, Deborah Brennon, Mike Berry, Wesley Bignell, Jimmy Blair, Mary Boyd, Mork 8rantley, David Breen, l.ouis Brice, Cindy Beshiri, Mikki Bishop, Delilah Bodnar, Tommy Boyd, Robert Brossell, Tommy Breland, Potty Bridwell, Mike- Britt, James Brizins, Jeff Brookins, Robbie Brooks, Jomes Broome, Bobby Brown, Bertie Brown, Corl Brown, Jerry Brown, John Brown, Melanie Bruce, Richard Bryon, Teresa Buchanan, William Burckhalter, Beverly Burkett, Joey Butler, Ruth Butler, Tim Byrd, Linda Cameron, Nikki Canning, Jerry Carlisle. Vickie Carpenter, Harold Carr. Pat Carrick, Bill Cove, Maureen Cowley, Vickie Chandler, Candy Chase, Gene Church, Roxanne Clark, Frank Clark, Ronald Claypool, Gene Clayton, Jimell Clifton. Marion Coburn, Susan Coil, Cathy Cole, Ellen Coleman, Donno Coleman, Larry Coleman, Theresa Collins, Russel Collins, Virginia Cook, Ivory Cook, Janet Cook, Libby Cook, Sherry Cooper, Charles Couture, Ray 67 Costello. Christine Coworf, Sandro Cox, Benny Crawford, Douglas Crawford, Vickie Croft, Sharon Cropp, Richord Crosby, Allen Crown, Patricio Cunningham, Chris Donn, Mike Dovis, Carolyn Davis, Debbie Deos, Frank Decs, Lynn DeHaven, Andrea Deloach, Helene Dittmor, Leslie Doeblin, Kathy Doerflein, Debbie Donnell, Karen Dorris, Al Doyle, Gene Drake, Ronnie Driver, Mork Duimick, Marie Dunn, Potty Durden, Gwen Between Dye, Donny Edge, Joye Edwards, Cathy jers, Darrell Eishen, Candy Eleis, Bert Embry, Joe Evanovich, Susan Evans, Laura Facione, Bianca Faglier, Mike Faglier, Ricio 168 Fanning, David Farmer, Joan Ferguson, Cheryl Ferguson, David Ferguson, Sandie Fields, Joyce Finch, James Flonders, Pom Fontaine, Connie Ford, Terry Fort, Carol Foss, Joe Foster, Jody Fox, Danny Frankum, Jon Fulcher, Michele Gaines, Mike Gant, Vicki Gotch, Borry Gault, Wanda Goy, Molly Goy, Peggy Genitski, Sondi Giddens, Mike Givaltney, William Godbee, Glen Godbee. Morion Goldman, James • Goldman, Ronnie Goodman, Jomes Gorman, Patricia Groves. Rusty Greene, Jerry Greene, Mike Gresham, Mark Griffin, Dorothy Griffin, Joel Grimes, linda Grove, Kenneth Guy, Danny 169 Guy, Joe Hadden, L. R. Hall, Kathy Hall, Martha Hall, Pat Hall, Ronnie Homilton, John Hamilton, Ricky Hancock, Sterling Hankins, Carol Hardigren, Richard Harding, Wayne Hardy, Bronda Harkins, Richard Harrelson, Larry Horrington, Kirk Harris, Joseph Harrison, Bobby Harrison, Steve Hartness, Freddy Hartsook, Sonya Harvard, Patricia Haskins, Roland Hatched, Joy Hayes, Tommy Hoymon, Bob Hendrix, Ann Hendrix, Sherry Herrington, David Hiatt, Glenn Hickman, Randy Hobbs, Irma Hobson, Peggy Hodge, Paul Holden, Robert Holland, Paul Holley, Ann Hoover, Kathy Hopkins, Kaye Horky, Janice Horne, Guenter 170 Jockson, Unda Jackson, Yvonno James, Edward James, Mary James, Stanley Jones, Minnie Jenkins, Kenneth Jennings, Don Howard, Margaret Howell, Cynthia Howell, Joyce Howerton, Eddie Huckabee, Bobby Huckaby, Janet Huelson, Joy Hull, Michael Ingram, Cass Isdell, Charles Ivey, Chorlynn Jackson, Elaine Jemigon, Barbara Jiles, Wanda Johnson, Beth Johnson, Charmayne Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Louise Johnson, Denton Johnson. PeeWee Johnson, Sondra Johnston, Ray Jones, Beth Jones, Rosanna Jowers, Kitty Kay, Dianne Kay, Marcio Kelly, Carol Kelly, Frank Kemmerlin, Pam Kendrick, Edith Kennedy, Gerold Kersey, Donald 171 Kinsey. Kenny Kncppcr, Poul lodun, Michael lomb. Borboro lomb, Belly Lomb, Tommy lanktter, Marylyn Leal. Denise tee. Peggy Key, Robbie Kitchens. Donald Kitchens. Ronnie Kitchens. Sharon Kitchen, Wayne Kimbrel, Judy Kinsey, Debbie Kinsey, Holland Lester, Shoron Lockwood, Dorothy Longlois, Monica Maa'dox, Robert Marriott. Eric Motfcw, Linda McCafferty, Teresa lewis. Don loguc, Andrea lotspeich, David Manning, lee Merlin, Debro Mayo Cathy McCallister, Ronald Lloyd, Stephanie Long, Eugene Lynch, Lynn Marchmon, Judy Martin, Naomi McBurney, Linda McCorfcle, Linda 172 McDaniel, Mike McGahce, Debbie McGohee, Libby McKie, Genie McLooughlin, Joe McManus, Bennie McNair, Pom McWee, Joyce Melton, Aprile Merefith, Beverly Merritt, Kothy Merry, Michael Messuri. Debbie Mile , David Miller, Kathi Miller, Ted Mitchell, Clyde Mixon, Ann Mobley, Craig Monroe, Down Moon, Lynn Chow time. Moore, Dan Moore, Gregory Morion, Brenda Morris, Ann Morris, Mary Ann Mosley, Joe Moulon, Gloria Moye, Arlene 173 Oldmedo, Tino Oiler, Allen O'Neal. Sheila Podge� � , Randy Palmer, Norman Porker, Jon Parsons, David Parsons, Mary Porfin, Richard Murphey, Debbie Murphey, Dolly Murphey, Mike Newman, Patricia Ogden, Catherine Ogletree, Thelma Oldham, Jimmy Oldmeda, Lelo Partridge, Billy Pason, Criico Pearson, Eddie Ponkunat, Jone Pennington, Shirley Pennington, Tommy People , Gregg Perkin , Freda Perkin , Glenn Perkins, Sandra Petriuelli, Pot Peters, Fred Phillips, Marsha Pierce. Christine Pierce. Moses Pittman, Stanley Points, Jennifer Poling, Clark Popped, William Porter, Marlene Prickett, Gloria 174 Renew, Shirley Richordson, Bobby Printup, Tereosa Raley, Angie Redd. Carl Pursley, George Rondolph, Gory Redd, Larry Pursley, Geraldine Ransom, Jon Reed, Frank Richey, Jim Ritter, Paul Roberts, Spenser Roberts, Tony Rogers, Anthony Rogers, Richard Rojas, Shoron Roland, Sandra Rooks, Barry Ross, Andrew Ross, Ricky Roswech, Joonel Rowan. (Randy Rowe, Johnnie Rowland, Mieki Roy, Allen Russell, Robbie Rutledge, Joe Rutti, Robert Ryle, Irene Sondorson, Charles Sawyer, James Sellers, Kothie Scott, Carolyn Scott, Sandra Scott, Steve Show, leaso 175 Show, Mork Sheoly, Joye Shoffer, Kim Shell, Kenneth Shepherd, Kirk Shinoult, John Shropshire, Aholee Shropshire, Koren Simmons, Jock Siple, Hebe Smith, Corlo Simons, Debbie Sisk, Koren Smith, Cathy Singletory, James Sloon, Freda Smith, Clayton Smith, John Smith, Kothy Smith, lowrence Smith, Pot Smithson, Steve Snyder, Donald Sparks, Debbie Spires. Koy Steedley, Sandra Stewart, Jeff Stewart, Marcia Storey, Eddie Story, Mark Stroud, Richard Sullivan, Fronkie Sommer, Tommy Sotton, Alana Tankersley, John Tant, Angela Taylor, David Taylor, Donnie 176 Toylor, Ralph Thompson, Danny Thompson, lorry Thrift, Mike Throckmorton, Susan Tillman, Cynthia Tjon, Leo Kic Sim Touchette, Mike Towe, Glenda Troupe, Vicki Tucker, Donna Tucker, Larry Tullis, Randy Turnoge. Martha Turner, Alice Varvin, Paul Vaughn, Frank Vic, Johnny Wade, Deborah Wagnon, Mike Walden, Gory Walker, Susan Wallace, Aubrey Wallace, Bill Waller, Harrison Walters. Barbara Word, Eorl Weaver. Philip Wehn, Robert Weiss, Bruce 177 One more cute remark and ... West, Dwight Wholey, Donny Whitaker, Cynthia Whitaker, Linda White, Martha Wilkin , Barbara Willard. Brenda Willard, Kathy William , Candy Williams, Debbie Williams, Dianne Williams, Glenn Williams, Miriam Willioms, Stephanie Willis, Karen Wilson, Yvonne Wood, Bobbie Works Wolfe, Robert Wooten. Sherry Wright, Denny Charlie Wright, Janice Wright, Joseph Wright, Lisa Wylie, Foster Young, Jimmy Youngblood. Vic 178 In Memoriam Gary Becham Stewart Class of 1968 Ronald Michael Page Class of 1970 179 Senior Directory ADAMS, JOHN STEVEN ADAMS, PAUL GUENTER Dramatics Club 4; Butler Aca- demy of Science (Physics) 3, 4; A.M.C. Club 4 ALDEN, SUSAN ELIZABETH F. H.A. 2; Golden Columns 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Archaeol- ogy Club 2; Beta Club 4; A.M.C 2 ALEWINE, CAROLYN MAE Band 2; Archaeology Club 2; G. A.A. 3 ALLEN, JAMES EDWARD Band 2; Student Council 3; Certificate of Merit 3 ALLEN, JERMIAH RAY ANDERSON, LINDA LOUISE F.B.L.A. 4 ANDERSON, RUSSELL F. Baseball 2; Physical Educa- tion Award 3 ANDERSON, SUSAN ELIZABETH Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Homecom- ing Candidate 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Candela Business Staff 4 ARNOLD, WILLIAM JACKSON ATKINS, WILLIAM HARRIS D.C.T. 3, 4 AUSTIN, ALLEN THOMAS Pep Club 2 AUSTIN, BILL H. Latin Club 2 AYALA, CARMEN ALYANDRINA Senior Garden Club, vice president 4 BAGGETT, JAMES MICHAEL Hi-Y 4; Archaeology Club 2 BAKER, RODNEY KELWIN Football 2; Track 3 BAREFOOT, MARTHA R. Pep Club 3; Student Council Alternate 3; Representative 4; Physics Society, secretary 4 BATTEN, RICHARD PAUL BAXLEY, LLOYD WAYNE Football 2; All-State Chorus 2, 4; Track 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4 BEASLEY, JAMES BARNIE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Archaeol- ogy Society 2, president 3, 4; Certificate of Merit 3; Stu- dent Council Alternate 2 BELCHER, CANDY LYNN Golden Columns 4 BELL, FLORENCE ELAINE F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4 BENFIELD, MICHAEL GEORGE B-team football 2 BIBLE, EDWARD JACKSON BINIC, MIKE EUGENE BLACK, CANDACE LYNN Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4 BLACK, GERALD MICHAEL Science Club 4; Beta Club 4; Certificate of Merit 3; Debate Team 4 BLACK, WANDA GAIL F.B.L.A. 3 BLITHE, MARGARET Band 2, 3; Pep Club 4 BOLYARD, FRANK KING Physics Society vice-president 3; Academy of Science vice- president 3, president 4; Science Project Research Grant BOWEN, MIKE DAVID BOYSEN, STEPHEN LYNN Physical Fitness Award 2, 3; Candela Staff 3 BRAGG, LYNDA ELLEN Beta Club 2; Academy of Science 3, treasurer 4; Bio- logical Society 3, reporter 4; Biology Award 3; Basketball Team 2; Dramatics Club 4; Majorette 3, 4; Drum Major- ette 4 BRAMAN, WAYNE HOWARD BRANTLEY, WADE BARRY Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; First place discus State AAA meet 3; Latin Club 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,- Student Council 3; Basketball 2 BRANTLEY, WALTER ALLEN BRASSELL, CAROLYN ANN French Club secretary 2; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4 BREAZEALE, WILLIAM STEVENS BRIDGES, CELIA Basketball 2, 3, co-captain 4; Governor's Honors Program 2 BRIGGS, EVA MAE Tri-Hi-Y 3; D.C.T. 4 BROADNAX, DAVID EUGENE Track 2, 3; Cross Country Track 2, 3; Physical Fitness Award 1, 3; D.C.T. 3, 4; De- bating Team 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4 BROMLEY, ARDYTHE LEE French Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Band 2, 3, 4 BROTHERS, SHERRY ELAINE BROWN, KATHY LEE Candela Literary Staff 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3 BROYLES, JACKIE DIANE A.M.C. Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; French Club vice president, most valuable member 3, presi- dent 4 BROZEKAT, JOHN D.C.T. 3, 4 BUFFORD, VICKIE LYNN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3 captain 4; Library Assis- tant 4; Outstanding Christian Athlete 3 BULLARD, GWENDOLYN KAY Beta Club 3, 4 BURKE, SUSAN CAROL Student Council 2 BYRD, JANICE MARIE Golden Columns 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Award 3 CARLTON, GARY EDWARD A.M.C. 3 president 4; Audio Visual Service 3, manager 4 CARTER, JERRY ANNE CASADAY, THOMAS EARL Latin Club 3; Biology 3; Hi- Y 4; Football 3; Cross Coun- try Track 4 CATO, SYLVIA GAYNELL CAVE, MARCIA LYNN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; F.T.A. 3 president 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; American His- tory Award 3; F.T.A. Assis- tant Award 3 CAWLEY, J. MICHAEL CHASE, DIAN Dramatics Club 2; Cheerlead- er 3; Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Student Council Alternate 2, Representative 3; Chorus 3 CHEELEY, JOHN SUSAN Garden Club president 3 CLAEYS, JOHN PAUL Chemistry Club treasurer 3; Latin Club parliamentarian 2; Physical Fitness Award 2 CLARK, M. CHARLES Beta Club 3, 4 CLARK, GARY WAYNE CLAYPOOL, JAMES HENRY CLEMENTS, CHARLES ALBERT CLEMENTS, SANDRA LOO CLIFFORD, DEBBIE DEANNE Cheerleader 2 co-captain 4; Miss Sophomore 2; Represen- tative State AAA Literary Meet 2; Student Council 2; Chorus 2, 3 president 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 3, 4; First Runner up for Homecoming 180 Queen 4; Physical Fitness Award 2 COCKRELL, DANNY LLOYD COLE, EDWARD COLTON Band 2; Library Club assis- tant 4 COLLINS, IRENE ELIZABETH F.T.A. 4; Drama Club 4; French Club 4 COLVIN, VICKIE IRENE Tri-Hi-Y 3 Chaplain 4; Pep Club honorary member 4; Cheerleader 4; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4 CONNER, MARY ELLEN Tri-Hi-Y 3 COOK, CAROLYN ANNE Latin Club 2; A.M.C. 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3 secretary- treasurer 4 COOK, ROSCOE GOLDEN Football 2, 3, 4 COOPER, MICHAEL WILLIAM COSBY, KATHRYN SUE Drama Club 4; Golden Columns 4 COURSEY, RAYMOND LEVI COUTURE, CAROL ANN French Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 COZART, DAVID E. Garden Club 4 CRISLIP, STEPHEN CREEL Football 2, 3 co-captain 4; B-Team most valuable player; Basketball 2, 3 Captain 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Senior Coun- cil 4 CULL, MARY VIRGINIA CUMBUS, BARBARA ANN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Guidance Assistant 4 CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT BARTLEY DARNELL, AMOS GARY DAVIDSON, WILLIAM EAKER D.C.T. 4 DAVIS, PATSY E. D.C.T. 4 DAVIS, RICHARD GARY Chorus 2, 3, 4 DAVIS, SAM THOMAS Archaeology Club 3, vice- president 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Governor's Honors Program 2; Certificate of Merit 3; Candela Business Staff 4; Debate Squad 4; All- State Orchestra 2 first chair 3 DAVIS, SANDRA JEAN DEAS, STEVE LANIER Garden Club project chairman 4; Physical Fitness Award 2 DEER, CHARLETTE DELANE A.M.C. 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 DELOACH, SUSAN VICTORIA Garden Club publicity chair- man 4; Chorus 4 DELOSKY, IRENE DORIS F.H.A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; A.M.C. 3; Pep Club 3; Library Club 4 DENNING, JON MICHAEL Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3; Certificate of Merit 3 DESMOND, JAMES MICHAEL DIACETIS, CLIFFORD WAYNE Band 2 best marcher 3 DICKERSON, ARTHUR Football 2, 3; Track 2 DIXON, JIMMY ROBERT D.C.T. 3, 4 DIXON, WILLIAM JACKSON B-Team Football 2 DOOLITTLE, BILLIE JO F.B.L.A. 4 DOOLITTLE, VICKIE GRACE Physical Fitness Award 3; Cheerleader 3; Spanish Club secretary 4 DORSEY, HERBIE WAYNE DUBOSE, CHERRY LYNN DUFFIE, DAVID A. Track 3, 4; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3, 4 DUFFIE, FRANCIS EUGENE Track 2, 3, 4 record 440, pole vault; Physical Fitness Award 2 DUFFIE, KENNETH MICHAEL Student Council 2; Baseball 2, 3; B-Team Basketball 2 DUNCAN, SHERYL ELIZABETH Candela Business Staff 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 DUPUIS, BARBARA JAYNE Spanish Club 3; Golden Columns 4 EDWARDS, PETE LEWIS Golden Columns 4; Drama Club 4 EDWARDS, SANDRA FAYE F.H.A. parliamentarian 2, president 3, project chairman 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Candela Busi- ness Staff 3, 4 EISHEN, CATHLEEN GAYLE Spanish Club 4; Certificate of Merit 3; Governor's Honors Program 2 ESKEW, PATRICE Pep Club 3; Candela Business Staff 3, 4; Guidance Assis- tant 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Student Council 3 EVE, HYDEN ALANSO FACIANE, RICKY LAWRENCE Physics Society president 4; Science Club 4 FAGLIER, RONALD WADE Garden Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Physical Fitness Award 2 FAIRCLOTH, DANNY LEE FAIRLEY, JOYCE EILEEN Tri-Hi-Y 3 FARLEY, BEVERLEY ANNE Latin Club 3 FELDER, JEFFERY WAYNE FOLEY, CAROL ANN Governor's Honors Program 2; All-State Orchestra 3; Band 2, 3; Band Award 3; French Club 4; Library Assistant 4 FORD, RICHARD MICHAEL Student Council 2, 3, honor- ary member 4; Senior Coun- cil 4; Hi-Y 2, 3 treasur- er 4; Golden Columns 3; Pep Club 3 vice-president 4; Football 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Candela Business Staff 4; Student Council Award 3 FOUNTAIN, JOHN R. D.C.T. 3; Garden Club 4 FOWLER, BARBARA GAIL F.T.A. 2 secretary 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council vice- president 3; Chorus 3; Tri-Hi- Y 4; Senior Council co-presi- dent 4; Miss Junior; Second Runner up for Homecoming Queen 4 FRANSHAM, PERRY OLIVER Golf Team 2, 4 FRASE, JOHN WALTER Guidance Assistant 3, 4; Drama Club 4 FRAY, WAYNE EDWARD Chorus 3, 4 FREDERICKS, BYRON STEVEN FREEBURG, NANCEEN MYRA Golden Columns 3; Latin Club 2; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 FREEMAN, GALEN PORTER GARCIA, MYRIAM GARRETT, LACRETIA FAYE Pep Club 3 GAY, ANDY LEE Student Council Alternate 4 GAY, JAN MARIE F.B.L.A. 3; Candela Literary Staff 3, 4 GAY, LINDA JEAN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Certificate of Merit 3 GILMORE, SANDRA DARLENE D.C.T. 4 GINDLESPERGER, STEVE EARL Pep Club 3 181 GOEN, BRENDA JOI GOODWIN, WANDA LEE GORDON, MARTHA LOUISE A.M.C. 2, 3; D.C.T. 4 GOWERS, CECIL RAY D.C.T. 3 GRANT, LINDA MAE Garden Club 3 GREEN, BETTY ANN Library Club 4 GREEN, LINDA FRANCES F.B.L.A. 3; G.A.A. 3 GREENE, WILLIAM FRANKLIN Student Council 2, 3; Foot- ball Manager 2 GREER, ROBERT EUGENE GRIEDER, JERALD RUSSELL GRIGGS, HAZEL RANDOLPH GUY, JOYCE ANN Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; D.C.T. 4 HADDOCK, GARY J. Biology Club treasurer 3; Science Club 3, 4 HALL, GLENDA EILEEN Drama Club 4; Golden Columns 4 HAMRICK, WILLIAM SIM Student Council 2 HARDIGREE, JULIA ANNE Garden Club president 4; A.M.C. 2 HARDY, KAREN LATRELLE Pep Club 3; Golden Columns 3 HARMAN, PATRICIA KAY HARRIS, JOAN ELIZABETH French Club ? HARRISON, DIANE ELISE D.C.T. 4 HARTER, GEORGIA LEE HASKELL, FREDDA HOPE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 4 HAJCHER, CONNIE ESTELL Spanish Club treasurer 4 HATFIELD, KATHLEEN ANNE D.C.T. 4 HAYES, SANDRA LEE Guidance Assistant 4 HELMS, CLYDE LESTER HENDRIX, CRESFUL LEWIS Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball B-Team 2, Varsity 3, 4; Phy- sical Fitness Award 2, 3, 4 HERNDON, RITA DIANNE Library Club 4 HERRICK, JOYCE ANN E. HILTON, GARY STEVEN HIXON, GLADYS JUNE Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Club 3 HOBBY, REDRICK TIMOTHY Hi-Y 3, 4; Basketball B-Team 2; Football B-Team 2; Baseball 2, 3,4 HOLDEN, CELIA ANN HOLLAND, JOEY RAYMOND D.C.T. 4; Garden Club treas- urer 4 HOLLINS, CHARLES EUGENE HOLLIS, PEGGY ELAINE Student Council 4; Beta Club 2, 3,4 HOLTON, LACEY DWAYNE Football 2, 3, 4 HOOPER, RANELL LEE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Candela Literary Staff 4; Chorus 4 HORKY, JEAN MARTHA HORNSBY, HARVEY EUGENE HOWARD, JEAN ELIZABETH HOWERTON, BRUCE LANIER HUFFMAN, SANDRA MARIAN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Guidance Assistant 4 HUGHES, DAVID WAYNE Library Club 4; Chorus 3, 4 HUTCHUSEN, BARBARA JEAN Garden Club 4; Drama Club 3 HUTTO, HORACE STEVEN Baseball 2, 3, 4 JACKSON, CRAWFORD JAMES JACKSON, GAIL FRANCES Student Council Alternate 2; D.C.T. 4 JACKSON, HELEN CHRISTINE JACKSON, JENNY CHRISTINE Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 JAMES, VERDELL MALVIN JEFFERS, FRANCES GENEVA JENKINS, CARL ROGER French Club 2, vice-president 3,- Hi-Y 4 JENKINS, FRED DIETER Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Track 4; Hi-Y 4; Biology Club 4; Candela Literary Staff 4 JENKINS, LLOYD MICHAEL Student Council 2 JERNIGAN, PATRICIA ANN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Golden Columns 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Gui- dance Assistant 4 JOBE, RITA CAROL Latin Club 2 treasurer 3; Latin II Award 2; Y-Teens 2; Beta Club 3 treasurer 4; Can- dela Business Staff 4; Cho- rus 3, 4; A.M.C. 3; Certifi- cate of Merit 3 JOHNSON, BILL Football 2; Track 2 JOHNSON, HOYL JOHN Hi-Y 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3 JOHNSON, PAMELA LYNNE Drama Club 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, president 4 JOHNSON, WAYNE M. JONES, BILL EVLIE Band 2, 3, 4 JONES, JEFFERY LEON JONES, KATHY ELAINE Pep Club 3,- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 JONES, LAVONNE MARIE F. B.L.A. 3, treasurer 4 JONES, MIKE E. Band 2 JONES, STANLEY RUSSELL JORDAN, ANDREW JACKSON Band 2; Chorus 3; Student Council 2 JUWIG, RANDALL LEE KALAKIKOS, JUDY MARIA Golden Columns 4; Pep Club 4 KANDLER, THEODORE CHARLES Latin Club 2, vice-president 3; Track 2, Manager 3; Hi-Y Chaplain 3, 4; Candela Lit- erary Staff 3, 4; Debate Club 4 KEATLEY, LINDA LOU Tri-Hi-Y 3; G.A.A. 3; F.T.A. 2; Drama Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3 KELLY, MARTHA SUE G. A.A. 2, 3; Student Council 3 KELLY, VIVIEN JANE Beta Club 2; Student Coun- cil 4 KEMMERLIN, RICHARD WAYNE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Senior Council co-president 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Citizenship Award 2, 3; Highest Scholas- tic Average 2, 3; Highest Scholastic Average on Foot- ball Team 3; First Youth of the Month 4; Silver Helmet Award 4 KENDRICK, CHARLOTTE ANN D.C.T. treasurer 4 KING, HAZEL DIANNE F.T.A. president 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Most Valuable Mem- ber of F.T.A. 4 182 KINSEY, JOHN EUGENE KINSEY, SARAH MARGARET F.B.L.A. 4; Student Council Alternate 2 KIRKLAND, FRANK E. A.M.C. 2, 3; French Club 2; Speech Club 2 KIRKLAND, JERRY T. Hi-Y 4 KITCHEN, BRENDA CAROL Library Club 4 KITCHENS, RALPH EDWARD Hi-Y 4; Science Club 3, 4; French Club 3 KLEMANN, JOHN JAY Science Club 4 KNEPPER, JOHN DAVID Band 2; Science Club 4 KORACH, KATHY JANE Tri-Hi-Y 2 LACK, KENNETH CHARLES LAM, LAWRENCE STEPHEN Physical Fitness Award 3 LAMB, PAULA JEAN Pep Club 2 LANDRUM, GEORGE THOMAS Physics Society 3; Science Club vice-president 4; Stu- dent Council 2 LANE, ROBERT WINSTON Baseball 2, 3, 4 LANIER, QUINTON CARL Candela Literary Staff 3 LANKSTER, CHARLES WREN Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 3; B-Team Basketball 2; Hi-Y 3, secre- tary 4 LEE, ROSEMARY DIANNE Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3 captain 4; Student Council Alternate 3; Senior Council secretary-treasurer 4; Home- coming Queen 4 LEET, KATHRYN GAIL Spanish Club 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Candela Literary Staff 4; Certificate of Merit 3 LEISEY, PETE ANDREW Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Shrine Lineman 4 LILES, VIVIAN DIANE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Candela Literary Staff 4; Certificate of Merit 3 LINES, JON WESLEY LLOYD, LEON Hi-Y 3, 4; Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Inter Club Council representative 3 president 4; Candela Busi- ness Staff 4 LOGUE, JESSE DAVID LONG, TIMOTHY HUDSON LOO, TINA JANGEE G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 3 LUTHER, THOMAS RANDY D.C.T. 4 LYNCH, KENNETH LAWSON MADDOX, EDWARD RILEY Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Pep Club 3 MANECKE, WILLIAM BRIAN MASTERS, BILLY RAY MATHEWSON, KATHRYN JOY MAUND, CYNTHIA NELL G.A.A. 2, vice-president 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 MAY, JAMES ERNEST Student Council 3 MAYBEE, PEGGY ANN Senior Council 4 MCCALL, CATHIE LEA Garden Club 4 McCAUGHIN, PAM FRANCES Student Council 4; G.A.A. 3; Physical Fitness Award 2; Garden Club 3 McCOY, NANCY ANN Garden Club 3 McCUMBERS, PEGGY ANN D.C.T. 3, president 4 McCURRY, CLAIRE ANNE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Candela Literary Staff 4; Phy- sical Fitness Award 3 McDonald, james edens Archaeology Club 2, 4 treas- urer 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Certificate of Merit 3; Governor's Honors Program Alternate 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Candela Business Staff 4 McDonald, nancy lee Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 McGAHEE, CHARLES WILLIAM Football 3; Track 3,- Basket- ball 2; Student Council 4 McGAHEE, SANDRA ELIZABETH F.B.L.A. 3, 4 McWATERS, DEBBY LYNN Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.B.L.A. 3 secre- tary 4; Pep Club 3; Student Council 4; Senior Council 4; Basketball 2, 3 co-captain 4 MEDLIN, MARY KAYE Candela Literary Staff 4; Gui- dance Assistant 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4 MEYER, ANNA LEE A.M.C. 4 MEYERS, BARBARA ANN Tri-Hi-Y 3; Garden Club 3 MILLER, ESKA ELIZABETH Candela Business Staff 4 MILLER, RICHARD LEONIDAS Student Council Representa- tive 2, Alternate 3; Baseball 4 MITCHELL, MARGARET ELAINE Basketball 2, 3; Pep Club 4, vice-president 3; Cheerlead- er 4; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Student Council Represen- tative 2, Alternate 3, 4; Sen- ior Council 4 MIXON, ALVIN PAUL Garden Club 4 MIYAKOWA, MILTON G. Science Club 4; French Club 3; Chorus 4; Band 3; Library Club 4 MOBLEY, MARK WAYNE MONTGOMERY, NELL JANICE Physical Fitness Award 3 MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM JERRY Track 2, 3, 4 MOORE, ELIZABETH JEAN A.M.C. 4 MORAETES, DANNY THOMAS Student Council Alternate 2; Pep Club 4; B-Team Football 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4 MORLAN, LINDA L MORRIS, DAVID LEE Certificate of Merit 3 MORRIS, MARCIA ELAINE Library Club 2, 3 president 4; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; Secretary of the tenth dis- trict of Georgia Assistant Library Association 4 MOTE, EARNEST W. MOUTON, KARIN LEA MULLINS, NANCY LEE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Certificate of Merit 3; Phy- sical Fitness Award 2, 3 NAPIER, JIMMY M. Basketball 4; Baseball 4 NEAL, JOEL LUTHER Hi-Y 4; A.M.C. 2 NEAL, MURL ANN A.M.C. 2, 3, vice-president 4 NEGRON, NELSON JOSE Spanish Club 4 NEWKIRK, DOROTHEY NEWMAN, DONNA JOANNE Pep Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4 NOONAN, DONALD CHRISTOPHER Chorus 4 NORRIS, DONALD EUGENE Basketball 4 NORRIS, SHARON KAY Beta Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. sec- retary 4; Library Club 4 183 O'CONNER, SHARON MARLENE OGLETREE, VERNON ALLEN OLDAKER, RICHARD LOUIS Football 4 OLLIFF, GREGORY C. OLYOWSKI, DAVID EDWARD Garden Club 4; Physical Fit- ness Award 2, 3 OUBRE, RAMONA KATHLEEN F.B.L.A. 4 PALMER, FREDDIE E. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2 PARKER, LARRY MILLARD PARRISH, MELVIN STUART Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Governor's Honors Program 3; Physical Fitness Award 2; Coaches Blocking Award 4 PARSONS, WAYNE L. PARTRIDGE, FAYE LYNETTE A.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Candela Business Staff 4; Guidance Assistant 4; Student Council 4 PAUL, RAY LEAVERETTE Baseball Manager 2, 3; B- Team Basketball Manager 2 PAULOS, GLENN KEITH PEDRAZA, MARIA TERESA Garden Club 4; Library Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3 PEDRAZA, VINCENTE PEEBLES, HAMMOND ISAAC PERDUE, ELAINE Tri-Hi-Y 2 PERKINSON, GRACE ELIZABETH D.C.T. 3, 4 PERRY, GLENDA FAYE Student Council 3; Senior Council 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Club vice-president 4 PETERS, JERRY LEON PETERSON, DANIEL LEROY Garden Club 4 PETRO, ROBERTO B-Team Basketball most valu- able player 2; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3 PICKREN, LINDA KAY POITEVINT, SHARON LOUISE Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; Gui- dance Assistant 4; Guidance Officer's Club secretary 4 POWELL, CHARLES A. POWELL, KATHLEEN DAISY Latin Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Physical Fitness Award 3 POWELL, NORMA KAYE Student Council Alternate 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Pep Club 4 PURNELL, PARKER FRANKLIN PURSLEY, SAMMY CORITHERS Pep Club 3; Hi-Y 3, 4 PUTNAM, CHARLES S. Student Council 2; Football 2 RABUN, JANICE LOUISE A.M.C. 2; Student Council Alternate 2, 3 RABUN, LYNDA ANNE Library Club 3 RADFORD, RODERICK RICHARD Hi-Y 2, vice-president 3, pres- ident 4; Candela Literary Staff co-Editor 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Track Manager 4; Student Council 2, 4; Physical Fitness Award 2 RASKIN, HOLLY L. Drama Club 4 REDMOND, MARION SUE Student Council secretary 4; A.M.C. 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Physical Fit- ness Award 2, 3 REESE, MOODY D.C.T. 3, 4 REGAN, RICHARD DANIEL B-Team Football 2; D.C.T. 3 RENFRO, BERTIS EUGENE RENNER, ARTHUR EUGENE REYES, BENNY OSCAR Spanish Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Band 2 RHEA, RUSSELL LAWRENCE Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3 RHODES, MARYLLIS ANN Pep Club 4; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3 RICHESON, RICHARD LEE RINGGOLD, JANICE MARIE ROBERTS, BRENDA FAYE D.C.T. 3 ROBERTSON, MARSHA NADEAN F.B.L.A. 4 RODGERS, RICHARD LEE Student Council 2 RODGERS, THOMAS BRADFORD ROLAND, JAMES A. Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Record in high jump first at Butler, first in region, third in state RONEY, DENISE MAUREEN Drama Club 2 ROOKS, DON LLOYD ROOKS, DONNA LYNNE Garden Club 4 ROSS, JOHNNY WILLIAM ROUSE, GWENDOLYN PEARL RUSHTON, WILLIAM DONALD F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Hi-Y 2; Chorus 2, 3 RYE, JUDY MARIE D.C.T. 3, vice-president 4 SALAZ, ANGIE Garden Club secretary 4; D.C.T. secretary 4; Senior Council 4 SAUMWEBER, MARTIN Science Club 2, 3, 4; Archae- ology Club 3, 4; Candela Business Staff 3 Business Manager 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 SCARBOROUGH, NANCY ELLEN Student Council 2, 3; Senior Council 4 SCOTT, MIKE Baseball 2, 3, 4; Archaeology Club 2; Hi-Y 3, 4 SCOVILLE, CAROL ANN Chemistry Society vice-presi- dent 3, president 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Science Club sec- retary 4 SEAGO, DAVID MILTON Pep Club 3; Beta Club 2, 3, president 4; Hi-Y 3 treasurer 4; Student Council 2, 3; Sen- ior Council vice-president 4; Certificate of Merit 3 SHELDON, PATRICIA ANN Candela Literary Staff 3 Co- Editor 4 SHELDON, SHIRLEY JEANNE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Candela Literary Staff 4; Guidance Of- fice 4 SHIREY, RONALD RANDOLF SHIVERS, JULIA SHERRILL Archaeology Club 3; Candela Literary Staff 3; Drama Club 4; Governor's Honors Pro- gram 3 SMITH, CHERYL LEA SMITH, DORIS JEAN Senior Council 4; Student Council Alternate 4 SMITH, HARRY ERNEST Garden Club 4; D.C.T. 4 SMITH, VAN DOUGLAS Student Council Alternate 3; Senior Council 4; Football Manager 2 SPIRES, BARBARA JEAM Basketball 2 STEEDLEY, CAROLYN MARIE D.C.T. 4 STEPHENS, CYNTHIA ANN Pep Club 3, 4; Majorette 4 RICE, RALPH H. Band 2, 3, 4 ROBINSON, BENTLEY CARLVIN Band 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 184 STEPHENS, LARRY EDWARD F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Science Club 3,4 STERNE, BECKY ANN Golden Columns 3, Feature Editor 4; Drama Club 4; Beta Club 4; Senior Council 4; N.C.T.E. Award 4; Chorus 4 STEWART, ALICE MARIE A.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3 ST. JOHN, DIANA LEE A.M.C. 2, 3 STOREY, ANNA D.C.T. 4 STOREY, DIANNE GLADYS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Golden Columns 2; Pep Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 STOREY, FRED EDDIE STRATACOS, TERESA ANN STRICKLAND, DAVID WILEY SUMMERLIN, PATSY JEAN SUTTON, AL Basketball 2, 3, co-captain 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Pep Club presi- dent 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Senior Council 4 SYMS, LAURIA LEE French Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.T.A. 3 TANNER, MICHIAL EUGENE Student Council 2 TAYLOR, DONNA JO Chorus 3, 4 TAYLOR, MYRA SUSAN Cheerleader 2; A.M.C. 3; Stu- dent Council 3 TAYLOR, THOMAS PERRIN French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3 TENNANT, CAROL LYNN Pep Club 4 THIGPEN, BENNY W. THIGPEN, JULIA FAYE F.B.L.A. 4 THOMAS, MICHAEL Baseball 3 THOMPSON, CARLEE MORRIS Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2; Spanish Club 3 THOMPSON, CHARLOTTE ANN Garden Club treasurer 4; Pep Club 2 TINDALL, JUDY ANN F. H.A. 2; Golden Columns 4; Pep Club 2; Guidance Assis- tant 4 _______________ RICKER, JERRY MICHAEL Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Hi-Y 3; Governor's Honors Program 3 Irn TvJERTROCKY JAMES Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 TURNER, KAREN FAYE TURNER, MELTON DAVIS B-Team Football 2 UPTON, MICHELE JEAN Physical Fitness Award 2 VANDERFORD, ROY LEE Beta Club 2, 3 secretary 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Candela Business Staff 4; Senior Council 4; Certificate of Merit 3 WAAGNOR, DAVID MICHAEL Student Council 2; Golf 3, 4 WADE, THOMAS EDWARD Drama Club 4 WAAGONER, LOIS ELAINE Guidance Assistant 4 WALDEN, SANDRA JANE Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Certificate of Merit 3 WALKER, JUDY BRUNESE WALL, REBECCA MAE Beta Club 4; Chemistry So- ciety secretary 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Band 2; Guidance Assistant 4; Can- dela Business Staff 4 WALL, JERRY DAVID Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; All-State Band 3 WALLER, SANDRA ELAINE G. A.A. secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, secretary 4; Pep Club 3; Garden Club 3 WALSH, KATHRYN MARY Golden Columns 4 WALTZ, JANE MARIE WARNER, KATHY LEE A.M.C. 3; Student Council Alternate 3 WATERS, KAREN ELIZABETH F.T.A. 2; Biology Club 3; Library Club 4 WATSON, PAT Student Council 2, 4, treas- urer 3; Guidance Assistant 4; Candela Business Staff 4; Representative for American Cancer Society 4; F.H.A. 4; Chorus 3 secretary-treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 2 WAY, JAMES THOMAS Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 WEATHERS, BENNIE LEE WEBB, BARBARA A. Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2 WEBB, CAROLYN LEE Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4 WEHN, BARBARA JOYCE F.T.A. 2, 3 vice-president 4; F.H.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Library Assistant 4 WEISS, STEPHEN DAVID Student Council Alternate 2; Hi-Y 4 WENDT, JOHN T. WEST, LINDA ELIZABETH F.B.L.A. 3 Chaplain 4; G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, treasurer 4; Pep Club 3 secretary 4; Homecoming candidate 4; Senior Council 4; Student Council 2, 3 WESTBROOK, TONYA DIANE F.H.A. historian 3 president 4; Garden Club 3; Golden Columns 4 WILLARD, WARREN DAVID WILLIAMS, CAROLYN JEAN WILLIAMS, ERIC HIETT French Club 2 WILLIAMS, EVA PATRICIA Pep Club 3 WILLIAMS, EVOYNN LINDA French Club 3, 4 WILLIAMS, MURRAY C. 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ZIEGLER, MR. LELAND 189 w ' J « 190 191 ROBERT WILKINSON PHOTOGRAPHERS ★ COMMERCIAL ★ DIRECT COLOR ★ COPIES ★ BABIES ★ PORTRAITS ★ WEDDINGS ★ CHILDREN ★ GROUPS Doris Wilkinson Robert Wilkinson FOR FAST SERVICE CALL 722-7551 871 Broad Street If No Answer Dial 824-9971 Ask an Owner 3139 Peach Orchard Rd. 798-7730 DAIRY QUEEN AND BRAZIER 2837 Central Avenue and 2930 Peach Orchard Rd. AUGUSTA MUSIC SERVICE AND BILLIARD SUPPLY Billiard Supplies—Wholesale and Retail 2206 Milledgeville Rd.—Phone 733-0068 Augusta, Georgia MR. AND MRS. LEWIS F. PICKETT Phone 738-4222 MR. AND MRS. FREDDIE J. PICKETT Phone 748-5027 Owners and Operators COLONIAL BAKING CO. 1500 Wrightsboro Road Tell your parents about our Student Loans GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK TRUST Member: FDIC Member: Federal Reserve System THOMPSON'S PHARMACY 2526 Deansbridge Road Augusta, Georgia Congratulations Seniors of '68 From EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. 1201 Broad St. Augusta J. M. 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Clothiers and Haberdashers 752 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia of HOLIDAY INN 1602 Gordon Highway LUIGI'S ITALIAN VILLAGE 590 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia PA 2-4056 Congratulations Class of 68 ROYAL PALMS MOTEL Italian Food All Kinds of Pizza FRANK RENICK MEN'S WEAR Compliments of SOUTHGATE FLORIST 730 Broad Street 'Our 38th Year in Southgate Plaia Congratulations Seniors of 68 SCHWOBILT CLOTHES 754 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia 1301 Broad Street COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK 17-1-21 3 Senior Council Co .-Pres.— Gail Fowler Senior Council Rep.— Becky Sterne Student Council Rep.— Faye Partridge Carolyn Alewine Susan Anderson Lynda Bragg Carolyn Brassell —Celia Bridges Vickie Bufford Kay Bullard Marcia Cave Dian Chase Debbie Clifford Barbara Cumbus Cathleen Eishen Patrice Eskew XnnFojey Ciail fowler Sandra Hayes RaNell Hooper Sandra Huffman Kathy leet Diane Liles Claire McCurry Nancy McDonald Kay Medlin Eska Miller Nancy Mullins Faye Partridge Marion Redmond Denise Roney Carol Scoville Shirley Sheldon Sherrill Shivers Barbara Spires Becky Sterne Diana St. John Susan Taylor Sandra Walden Beth Walker Becky Wall Barbara Wehn V.I.P.Y You've got to be kidding. 214 Miss Fortney must be lecturing again. Aw, Miss Fortney, you wouldn't!?! Beaird s Brassy, Brave, Brawny, Brilliant [Wy Brethren of Soul Vanilla flavoring sales rise in 121 for the Senior Class! The proof is here. Russell Anderson Mike Baggett Barnie Beasley Jerry Black Chuck Cole Sam Davis Jon Denning Perry Fransham John Frasc Timmy Hobby Gene Hollins John Johnson Ricky Kemmerlin Jack Klemann Charles Lankster The morning after the night before: « 1 Up! Up! And away! David. Logue — Eddie Maddox James May Eddy McDonald Melvin Parrish Sammy Pursley Rod Radford Russ Rhea Martin Saumweber David Seago Mike Scott Jerry Tucker Roy Vanderford Larry WyHe, Uarence oung It fits! Student Council Representative: Rod Radford Senior Council Representative: Roy Vanderford It shall be barber's with your beaird. Hamlet: Act II, Scene II, Line 532. 215 Roesel’s 101 I'm getting out of here!! a Sl,,y Will you PLEASE shut up! millimeter better Defective model?? Monkey see, monkey do. Paul Adams Susan Alden Tommy Austin Rodney Baker Wayne Baxley Frank Bolyard Wade Brantley Dave Broadnax Raymond Coursey Mary Cull Sandra Davis Arthur Dickerson Herbie Dorsey Kathleen Hatfield Jean Horkey Ricky Faciane Bill Johnson Watch the sine Randy Juwig Jack Kinsey Ralph Kitchens David Knepper Pete Leisey Jon Lines Leon Lloyd Debby McWaters Milton Miyakawa Joe Neal Freddie Palmer Sharon Poitevint Brenda Rphi� rtt. ( T ennitf RobinsopX Pat Watson Mike Wise Mama's Boys 216 Tusse s Taverniers We brush after every drink I Tussey’s Carolyn Webb Vince Pedraza Steve Crislip Lynn Tennant Creg Oliff Rita Jobe Don Rooks Tommy Landrum John Claeys T Tim Long Jerald Grieder Delaine Deer Bill Hamrick Karen Hardy Peggy Hollis Old maid and milk? Tavern Gary Hilton Carol Couture Carol Cook Danny Cockrell Margaret Blithe Murl Neal Pat Sheldon David Willard Jerry Wall Kathy Warner Wayne Hughes Rosemary Lee Ted Kandler Bill Yoder Chuck Clements Irene Collins That will be $2.00, Mrs. Tussey. 217 The Mob Tarzans Randall's Raiders Reserved 12-5-130 Akridge, Roy Allen, Ricky Bone, Larry Blanton, Robert Carron, Norman Choat, Ray Collins, Cecil Gowers, Cecil Jordan, Andy Loo, Gee Marion, Francis McDonald, Johnny Negron, Nelson Pennington, Bubba Powell, Danny Roland, Jimmy Salter, Randy South, David Wade, Tommy Williams, Bobby Clark, Maxine Grant, Linda Gregory, Martha Horton, Lana Jackson, Gail Maybee, Peggy McCaughin, Pam Sims, Wendy Stubblefield, Christy Norton, Jan Rosado, Olga WOW Say, Organized? 12-6-1 I I - Ummm Pratt's Angels 219 Mehrhof s Messmates 12-7-208 In-Crowd Another Monday morning! There's one in every crowd. Wc are off to the castle. You light the match and ... 12 8 203 What honor system? Togetherness Miss Knight and the Round Table Student Council Rep.—Pat Jernigan Senior Council Rep.—Glenda Perry Florence Ball Candy Black Patsy Davis Billie Jo Dolittle Joyce Fairley Wanda Goodwin Diane Harrison Diane Herndon Jenny Jackson Pat Jernigan Martha Kelly Charlotte Kendrick Peggy McCumbers Janice Montgomery Marcia Morris Sharon Norris Sharon O'Conner Romona Oubre Glenda Perry Lynda Rabun Lynn Rouse Diane Storey Carolyn Steedley Donna Taylor Faye Thigpen Judy Tindall Lois Waggoner Rick Davis Robert Cunningham Larry Stephens Myriam Garcia The Round Table' 221 12-9-Band Room Martha Barefoot Judy Boutwell Susan Burke Sandra Clements Mary Ellen Conner Cherry DuBose Faye Garrett Brenda Goen Linda Green DeeDee Harter June Hixon Kathy Jones Linda Keotley Paula Lamb Cindy Maund Sandra McGahee Beth Moore Karin Mouton Dorothy Newkirk Donna Newman Betty Parker Linda Pickren Kathy Powell Ann Rhodes Pat Seigler Cheryl Smith Cynthia Stephens Theresa Toole Michele Upton Kathryn Walsh Linda West Carolyn Williams Pat Williams Linda Faletti Mrs. Dickens' asleep again 12-10-115 115 very attentive! Ha! Ha! 223 ’’Hooton V’ ’’Misfortunes” 12-11-109 Jean Ansley Carmen Ayala Jerry Carter David Cozart Steve Deas Susan DeLoach Jimmy Dixon Pete Edwards Ronnie Faglier Steve Gaskins Judy Hardigree Carol Holden Joe Holland Barbara Hutcherson Cathie McCall Alvin Mixon David Olyowski Dan Peterson Maria Pedraze Moody Reese Marion Roberts Angie Salaz Ernie Smith Charlotte Thompson Joy White Jimmy Zeccardi The Mona Lisa We Work at Suds A-Go Go 12-12-124 Calhoun’s ’’Cuties” The Dirty Thirty Look Out Below! Candy Belcher Wayne Braman Eva Briggs Ardythe Bromley Johnny Brown Gary Clark Irene Delosky Vicki Dolittle Butch Easier Sandra Edwards Linda Gay Ann Green Gary Haddock Connie Hatcher Pam Johnson Lawrence Lam Tina Loo Tommy Lopatka Randy Luther Margaret Mitchell Danny Moraetes John Patch Benny Reyes Janice Ringgold Sandy Sanders Rocky Turner Judy Walker John Wilkes Kay Wingard Mrs. Calhoun 225 Petro Harris 3eaoO'e Frank Jean Billie Steve The Kids John T. Get these important notes off the board. Psykes’ ... 12-14-132 .. . Sikos Student Council Representative Becky Wilson Sandy Armstrong Kathy Brown Janice Byrd Sheryl Duncan Barbara Dupuis Nanceen Freeburg Jan Gay Glenda Hall Fredda Haskell Celia Holden Geneva Jeffers Dianne King Brenda Kitchens Nancy McCot Ljnda Morlan Ealine Perdue Kay Posell Janice Rabun Donna Rooks Alice Stewart Laurie Syms Carlee Thompson Sandra Waller Karen Waters Tonya Westbrook Becky Wilson Dale Wilson Barbara Witt Beverly E. Wright Beverly Jo Wright Jenny Wright Carolyn Wylds Becky Wylds Student Council Alternate Nanceen Freeburg No, I don't think that's the answer. The LSD for lunch bunch. The Pride of Butler High 12-1 5-1 14 Student Council Representative Tommy Way Refreshment time? Student Council Alternate Van Smith ■4 Bill Austin Walter Brantley Tommy Cassady Ricky Ford Steve Fredericks Bobby Greer Gene Horns H-ORA-C-E Cecil James Del James Fred Jenkins Lloyd Jenkins Russ Jones Bill Jones Bill Manecke Jerry Montgomery Donald Noonan The Daring Whatever! Larry Parker Hammond I. Peebles, Jr. Jerry Peters Charles Powell Charles Putnam Ralph Rice _____ Richard Rodgers Ronald Shirey Van Smith David Strickland Benny Thigpen Mickey Turner Micky Waagner Tommy Way Liam Widvey Henry Word Donnie Wren fpr grgttu tion foftofher 'al'Dause before returning, fia all memories of a year Filled with laughter, tears, education'. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 232