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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1986 volume:

i Finally? a yearbook as innovative and exciting as Butler de and it'5 all about time! nnnn timcc UUUIJ I II H-I.I As the year progressed and new friendships developed — good time became a part of each school day. IM II I A CTCO r f i Li TIM I II I Although Butler is constantly chang i ng— there are some things we seem to da time after time. M A I I w r- I IAIMIIO TIM I II I Even with all the school work and activities that so along with being a Bulldog — we always seem to make time for those special C’C •-II- MTIMCKITAI TIMCC I I I II IU I IAL I II IL«J High school life is full of those special moments? when feelings just have to be expressed? it is these sentimental times that we remember the most. e i n m •JIUI I r� C Ul TUC I I IL TIMCO I II ILU. Every year there are trends and fashions that sweep the entire student body� many students appear tD be a sign of the times; and yet everyone is still unique. 00 n m r i m c 1 I UI I III II- Although we wish every night could be 50 special—prom time is a once-in-a-lifetime occasion. QCi A n11 ATI HKI OlvAUUAI IUI I TIMC I II H_. Although the most important event of our high school life is graduation, it is also a farewell time to our youth. i : WAH _. '■ M,€ MICC I IhJ'J PAWnci A uni IULLA CIKI A I 10TO I II IAU«J I «J Each year two special seniors are chosen to represent Butler and the Candela. Meeting the requirements and surpassing other candidates in an interview conducted by selected teachers and administrators is no easy task. Being chosen as Mr. or Miss Candela is a high honor. One must not only have a high academic average; but must participate in many activities bath in school and in the community. This year the finalists were judged by the stars of General Hospital Steve Bond who portrays Jimmy Lee Holt and Jacklyn Zeman who portrays Bobby Brock. Both Bond and Zeman have became popular teen idols at Butler. Ue are proud to have these nationally renown stars judge our l BEr-66 Mr. and Miss Candela candidates. cr.MVA no AMT •jui i in oi m i I 1ST OI I MM CO l UI II ILIV I Ip Ul too no I l LVUI OA nncTT i nuUL i i ST QIIMMCO-Hp I l UI II ll_l Ul MO PAKiriCI A I II . uni IIJLL Cl M A I ID TO I II IALIU I AnC CTAMI cv WAUL 0 mi ILL I 2MD RUMMER-up OA III I C A OTOOTTC I AUL LCni I I VU I I L non pi ikikico -1 ip Ji u i ui n ilia ui vjinjin zmiiiA QJ IJJ I J.JINIM y’oni iun V IJUINVU ‘VIIJ U !Al DZ MIC 0 I ll'JU P A Kl nc I A om i uCla A Ml?Cl A nv COCTOCCT Al lOLLA U V LI • J 11 VLL I 21 IIInOCC- ULI IJUL..I 23 otcwc on Kin OlLVL UUMU L. Jft jjs ft ' TIMC I II IL rn o rurv CO IQ IT CM IIM I Spirit Week was held as an attempt to raise the enthusiasm at the student body for the homecoming game played against Baldwin County. This year Spirit Week was held during the week of October The week included such events as Sports Day Nerd Day Star Day Hat—color Day and Dress-up Day. On Thursday night the Student Council sponsored a bonfire and parade for the homecoming candidates and the student body. The part icipation during Spirit Week reflected the true Bulldog Spirit at Butler High School. Cheerleaders display the winning chains for the spirit chain contest. Sherri Wren and Ernie Miller discuss fashion designers. 23 OKI AI 1C'TO I II lAUU I ij MV ki 11 nivnM UIAUI I JAMS A A I CV W LL I m i o o u n m c p n m i m r? I IIUU I IUI I LOU I III iu ! 'O A M i Ul Al 11 01ITI CO '0 -UU I LLI .J pnyAi nm icn i u ir '_ ouuim Michele Weeks escort Father Stac i e Bell escort1 Frank Neal Mickey Paul escort: Father Le+t to Right: Blanche Daggett; Joe Ghant Sabrina Jones; Mark McDadeJ Rena Key5 Jett Key i Uanda Brantley escort1 Trevor Padgett Janet Cawley escort: Father HP!- 6 MQ on MC TO 11C UI L I IU OUI IL I I UL Every girl dreams of becoming her school's Homecoming Queen.On October the 11th;the dream came true tor Sonya Grant. She was selected as our Homecoming Queen. A dream also came true for Amy Felberg and Angela Overstreet; who were selected as the first and second runners-up. These young ladies have experienced the thrill of their lives. Ue would like to congatulate them and thank them far all they have done tor Butler. Qmy Felberg escorts Mr. Felberg Sonya Grant escort: Father Angela Overstreet escort: Father Lett to Right: 1st runnei—up; Amy Felberg; Queen� Sonya Grant; 2nd runnei—up; Angela Overstreet. 32 1 1M 0 T1 1 C l ll IU 1 Ul 1 MM IQIpC A KITUnwy I l UI ILil_ Al III IUI I I Each Valentines Day Butler chooses its one and cnly...King Tuff. This year’s winner was none other than Maurice Anthony. His senior year was a very active one. He participated in football� tennis� chorus� and VOCA. Maurice’s future plans are to attend college. Congratu- lations to Maurice Anthony! OIIMMCO . Up I UI II III Ul COMIC Mil I CO LI l UL I IILUllN This year’s runner-up was an outstanding person in the student body� and a real character. He participated in baseball and many other school activities� he was the Senior Speaker he was chosen Most Spirited and Wittiest. This year’s runner-up is Ernie Mi 1ler. 33 Belowt Sharhonda Davis in casual outfit Right: Sabrina Jonesf dressed to kill Above! Shawn Chavous in sports outfit Below: Tabatha R i ner str ikes a pose ♦ Thirty-five beautiful contestants partici- pated in the first ever Miss B H S Pageant It was held in the Butler gyn May 16, 1985 Each candidate first appeared in casual wear and spoke briefly about the person who Most influenced her in her education Entertainnent was provided by Scott Riner and the Pop Choir The girls reappeared in for«3l wear as the -c described their involvenent in activities. Twrti finalists were selected and then the were asked a question� either serious or hwnorovis. After all contestants returned to the the 3 runners-up were announced� and f'iirvaJHyr- Butler's first Miss B.H.S.� hiss Lisa Browning. MICO I IIU 'J Ql ITI CO IJIQLI LIU I U_l I IIUII IOOC lUOU 36 Lisa Browning a 1785 graduate □t Butler High was crowned the first Miss BHS. She participated in many school activities. She was President of Student Council Editor of the Candela a varsity cheerleader Beta Club member and also a member of the Concert Choir. I IO A oonw wiwQ Liu Uf U W I III 10 Judges look on with interest. MICC 0 u 0 IDOC I I lUO U111 mJi IUUU l “ • • J J l V | VA J mcM THU P U n c p I A o I UUUI I Ul L.Lr • J On Thursday March 6, the 1936 Miss Butler High School Pageant was held in the big gym. The competition began at 7:00 with a total of 29 contestants. Each girl was required to compete on stage in casual and formal wear. The pageant was hosted by Mrs. Mazyck and Mr. Roesel. Entertainment was provided by the Stage Band and the Pop Choir. Mr. Roesel and Mr. Smith sang as Mrs. Mazyck accompanied them on the piano. The pageant was very successful and we are looking forward to next year. Congratulations to all contestants!! B.H.S. Superlatives - L to R: Kelly Thorne, Vicky Carter, Glenda Lawrence, Katie Hobbs, Amy Felberg, Terri Akers, Pam Wilson, Shelly Williamson Miss B.H.S. Winners-2nd runner—up, C.J. Jones? 1st runnerup, Melinda Parker; Miss B.H.S., Missy Padgett The 1986 Miss B.H.S. Finalists L to R) Lavancier Mills� Amy Dixon, Yolanda Usry, C. J. Jones, Missy Padgett, Sonya Grant, Shelly Williams, Malinda Parker, Camela Wallace, Scarlet Odum. MIC'C I IIUU MIC'C TflUO I II.J.J I U I 'J on tp I U I 1-1 C no TfiTC i uiv i u I i_l C p A ki m n n o c I l ' l I I IU U I L Fran Moore was chosen as Miss RQTC for the 1985-86 school year iran is the Senior Class President and a Mender of the State Chanpionship Softball lean. As Miss ROTC she is also Miss Toys For Tots In order to be crowned with this title Fran was noMinated by her hoMerooM and conpleted an application She then attended the JROTC classes and was selected Queen by the cadets. Yolanda Usry was chosen as the runner-up Congratulations ladies! 0 O • W P IDA I 1 IMIIL.il AL too nriQ i ui uuO r a i ce i ai l.j P U A O QC UI l - l OL Students excitenent and enthusiasn are what Dr Oil iff looks forward to when a new school year begins Fall of '85 was the first opportunity for hin to set goals and establish expectations for a full year at Butler Although he cane to Butler in the Middle of last year he? is not unfaniliar with the school He and his wife were both nenbers of the faculty and his three children attended Butler also He Most adMires people that deal with the public and set high goals and work to achieve those goals He is an active MeMber of First Baptist Church and eleven professional educational organizations Dr Oil iff strongly believes that each student should take full advantage of the opportunities here at Butler He feels that once they leave Butler their opportunities will be lost forever Hope faith and faMily are the three ingredients which keep hiM striving for excellence Ms Clark Ms Staton Ms Wise ocn Qi i m a Kirc JLU Ouium IUL Ms Gary Ms Wilson Ms Steed Ms Jefferson Ms Young Ms Rouse Ms Masters 43 A CQIQT AKIT nuuiu I AI I I GO IMPIO AI O I I Ml IUII L0 THOMAS CLARK Mr. Clark. is the assistant principal for Vocational Education and he also oversees maintenance of the Butler Complex. This is his fourth year at Butler. His office is located in the newly designed admiminstrative suite. Mr. Clark has many leadership qualities that enable him to excel in each of his duties at Butler. VIVIAN THOMPSON We extend a warm welcome to a new assistant principal in Bulldog Country, Ms. Thompson. In addition to her job here as assistant principal in charge of instruction, she is also a bridal consultant and a mother of a 14-yesr-old son. We feel that Ms. Thompson adds a real touch of class to our administration and we hope her stay will be quite a rewarding experience. WILLIE JARMON Mr. Jarmon is the assistant principal in charge of student affairs. He is very adept and experienced in the handling of disciplinary problems that arise at school, Butler will suffer a great loss with his departure. We, the students, wish Mr.Jarmon much luck in his future endeavors. 44 TOM WHITE Our school year oper.ec with Mr. White as assistant principal in charge of instruction. he demonstrated his dedication to Butler with everything he did. His dream in life led him to accept a job with the 3M Company in Germany. His absence will be felt by all. JOEL SMITH Mr. Smith is the new assistant principal in charge of activities. A former teacher of Social Studies at Hephzibahi Mr. Smith shows much skill in photography. His interest in this was utilized when he served as advisor of the Hephzibah yearbook. c A l“ 111 T i nuuu i I AMQIIAOC A 0TC' •_ AI IU U AU L AI I ..I Ms. Hswkins I Mr. Hopson Ms. Pratt-Poss Ms. Thompson Mr. West 46 Mr ♦ Ayres Mr Gordon Ms Rogers Mr Rosier cnm a i •JUOIAL exi mice U I UUILU Ms Beecher Ms Bufferd Mr♦ Hand Mr♦ Land Mr Morton Mr Cornelius CAPI II TV I AUULI I Ms. EIsm gives a helping hand. 48 ♦♦♦and Z cones after Y 49 CAPI II T I tbUL I I CIMC A OTC i ii m_ nf iO Ms. Browning Hr. Butler Ms. Carraway Ms. Fenicin Ms. Hunt Ms. Jett Mrs. Walters' howerooM reweMbered her during Senior Week. 50 M r . Johnson M s. M eC1s i n Ms. Gilbert Mr. Stalk Ms. Burney Ms. Deraney Mr . Golden oi leiNccc nn atihki a i UUUII ILUU VUUAI IUI IAL Ms. Griffin Ms. Horner Mr, Johnson Mr. Slaughter 51 C pi ii tv i n i_. u l i i Mem a ijhmc i icuin nui ic CP LL.. Ms Garrett Ms Penny Coach Rosier's son enjoys Child Develop wen Ms Brown Ms Jackson pc cm ip pc l LUUUl L.L Ms Sanders Ms Knox Ms Jones 52 0 c i o n t p 1 .L U.l U. I .U Coach Motley Ms. Maund Coach Brown Col. Bracy Coach SaQQOSdemonstrates who is the boss Set. Vicary M Co3ch S399US Col, Bracy shows pride in his J.R.O.T.C. C'T A C C •J I l I n i c t i p i a m c LIIL I I L IAI 10 (L-R): Eleanor Stallings, Beverly Craft, Mary Ferguson, Liesel Snithwick, Lena Gilbert, Grace Davis, Connie Lanier (Mgr.) M A I KIT CM A KIPC I l ll I I LI IAI ILL Standing (L-R): Ray Killians, George Allen, Janes Sullivan Sitting (L-R); Julia Killians, Catherine Butler, Pinky Walton, Mary Danies, Willie E. Livey CAPI MTV PAKininC i aijUl i i uni iuiuO Mr. Tisdel snd Mr. Roesel relax during lunch. Coach Saggus warns his class to be quiet. Mr. Gordon renains neutral while Mr. Roesel and Mrs. Penny are in the Midst of a discussion. CAOCW CI I I ni L WILL, mo oncoci i i 11 . i u lull! mo ocnonr I 11 . Oluimjc oncer i ixulOll OCT IQ CO l l_ I 11 L t_l A CT C Cl XI I l_I 22 YEARS AT I 01 ITI CO UU I LCl As a teacher of many subjects? Mr Roesei has taught many students? and is known by all those who have attended Butler. Throughout his years here? he has become a part of Butler and will definitely be remembered among students for his wit and teaching abilities. He has fascinated us all with the wonder of his mind? and the amazement of his skill. We will be sorry to lose him? but glad we were able to have such a teacher here at Butler. Thank you? Mr. Roesei? for sharing seme of your best years here at Butler! Ouh...some of you are going to fail! 56 MCI I CCA DA riCCTT I ILU DUA I r UOC I I Each year the student with the highest score on the S.A.7. is selected as the Star Student. The Star Teacher is selected by the Star Student as the teacher u� hc inspired him or her the most. This year the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition honor was granted to •Melissa Padgett. Missy chose Mrs. Nancy Brown of the math department as Star Teacher. OTA p QTI mCMT «J ir f o iijuuii OTA O TCAfUCO .J I Al I CAL. I I LI V Missy had the honor of being Valedictorian, Miss B.H.S., and Star Student this year. Her busy schedule includes modeling and dancing for J.B. White Fashion Board, playing basketball,. and learning to play the piano. Missy plans to attend Emory University, Duke University, or University of Georgia to study law or business. She feels that Butler hos influenced her life greatly in the last four years and is very proud to represent Butler. Missy would like to thank all the teachers for the experiences they have given her and for influencing her future. Congratulations, Missy! As a Star Teacher for the first time, Mrs. Brown was overwhelmed! She felt it was more of an honor to be recognized by a student, rather than the administration, and feels she has made the right decision in choosing a career. She has decided that she should not give it up, and believes Butler offers a quality education fo all kinds of students, both college bound and vocational bound. Congratulations, Mrs. BrGwn! moo oqn n I irto. Llf U W I I unwnoe hav I IUI IUI U UAI 'OC □D Mr. White presents Tammie Williams with a Certificate of Merit. Pictured above are Honor Graduates. Honor’s Night was held on May 23, 1985, in the George P. Butler Gymnasium. The JROTC presented the colors. Awards were given cut by deparment heads, faculty members, anc guests. There were a limited number of trophies given for each grade for highest average, leadership, and citizenship. The winner of the citizenship award was elected by teachers, and leadership by students. Butler High’5 Chorus performed as directed by Mrs. Mazyck. The highlight of that night was the announcement of the valedictorian awarded to Micheal Bly and Salutatorian awarded to Debbie Miller. Jeff Greenway also receives a Certificate of Merit. Butler’s gym was decorated with a beautiful arrangement of flowers. Many parents were there to witness the awarding of trophies and certificates to their sons and daughters. It was truly a night that will be remembered by many. 58 Salutatorian, Debbie Miller and Valedic- Renee Cannon accepts an award in her torian, Michael Bly both receive trophies, brother Walter’s absence. TO ri OUV I W Kic O C 11 UI III W II II ILI U Scholarship Citizenship Monica Radford Leadership Scarlet Odum Leadership Sabrina Jones Citizenship Bernice Davenport Leadership Walter Cannon 59 29 19 i in jni iv ’ yen � Nl i u u in v i v 01 I in v ioujlvxii i vo nn c oki n o 'c u nkino o ocm i OUVLfMIUlN u 11 u 11 u i J UCl II CI KI A I 1C'TO I II IALIJ I «J Monica Radford Math Anns Sammis Science Rolandine Christenson Art The Governor’s Honors Program is an instructional program assigned to give giftec students a challenging and developing opportunity on a college campus. The program is open to sophomores and Juniors? nominated by teachers in certain subject areas. The finalists will stay on a college campus for weeks during the summer. Governor’s Honors helps students to potential? every day high school. Not pictured recognize their away from the distractions cf Nark Lewis 62 Steven Usry Music Keith Murray Music -LI-1 J-L- v ' K ' TIMI I II II M IC C I 11.J.J c c m i n .J LIIIU CT A p 11 •J I Al.II GO I U L L i vi nn inn u u i in :i o u mi TC A PIJCO C ' P un IPc A v A o n c i Ilf i_i i_ii iuil-l nwnrvuu PITI7CMC.UIP l.iI | I4.LI l«JI Ml MCI ICC A OAnnCTT i ICUOOA i rxuOC I I ICCC OQCCMXUKM ijli i orxLuiwni i cAncocuio LcAucrxjm r STACIE SELL RAY HARDY Each year teachers are given the opportunity to select those who they believe are the most outstanding seniors, nominations are accepted from teachers in four categories itnd then they elect the winners by ballot. MOOT I IUUI Q C p p CO CM TAT IV I L I IXLULI 11 | I V MCI ICC A O A nCCTT i iLLiuun i huOli i PQ A 1C pi I IKII CTT UI MU I LUI ll L I I C, pn pTC M A M CIJIO •ji ui i ui ini lumr ctapic oci i •JmuiL LlCLL fjCM A pen OCI I uli mrvou ocll Shannon Abear Mark Adams Jerry Allen Tina Arrington Lisa Anderson Melissa Austin Louis Barker Dennis Bailey Sharon Barnes Maurice Anthony Merri Bailey Johnny Beard Brad Bauck Sharon Bearden Marshall Beck Demargo Bell Stacie Dianne Bell Neisha Bennett Sherry Braden Wanda Brantley Melanie Brooks Carol Browning «t- � u Tandji Burden Bernard Burton Wanda Butler Byron Bryant Sonya Cantrell Carol Carpenter Janet Cawley Renee Chance Margaret Bruyere Adam Cason Tracy Carter Freddie Clark Dana Butler Carlette Canady Stephen Cooper Ernest Couch Gail Counts Si Theresa Doe James Doyle Brett Felder Virgil Felix David Deloach Sonia Faux Kelly Dunbar Vada Dunn Amy Felberg Andrea Dunn Kevin Dunn Jerry Ellis Robert Eubanks Vickie L Foreman David Fort Johnny Freeman Gary Fulcher Michelle Gaskins Gary Garland Jodie Geddings Patricia Lynn Gracey Roger Graham CO CO CD i l_l_l CO Michael Gaskins Thomas Greggory Mary Harvey Connie Hood Brian Gunter Angelique Halls Solo Han Sheila Howard Sharon Hughes Simone Hyde David Jackson Cynthia Harden Francis Ray Harden Katie Hobbs Joni Holt Paula Long Charles Lowery Donna Lowry Tuan Lynch Debra Mabry Michele Maggart Elici a Major Duane Makowski Elizabeth Moore Timothy Moore Frank Neal Me r Daur euton Fran Moore Kevin Mullen Patricia Neal Richard Norris Carla Overton Denise Palacz Sheila Perdue Sherona Peterson Lori Pierson Gidget Shook Robert Silas Judy Smallwood Dianne Smith Frank Speer ing Jennifer Spires Ronald Wade Stanley Roger Stewart Angela Streeter Richard Villnave Sherry Walker Camela Wallace era era 1 ' n Suzanne Ware Wayne Watts Julie Michele Weeks Thomas A. Weathers Rodney White Mary Wilkinson Jayne Williams Trevon Williams Thomasenia Williams Tammie Kristina Williams Necole Williams Lisa Michelle Williamson William Willis Anthony Wilson Veronica Wilson CD “i CO CO Sherri Wren Gerald Wuchte Robert Wylds Abear Shannon - DCT (11-12) Adams, Fredrick - JROTC (7), JV Football (7-1U) Adams, Mark - VOTC (7-1U), Seinper-F i (JROTC) (12) Allen, Jerry - Band (7), JV Track (10), VICA (11-12) Anderson, Lisa - Psychology Club (7-12), Junoir Achievement (1U), Wed Cross Auard OU), French (11), F6LA Club (11-12), Corrasponding Secretary VOI (12), Candela (12) Anthony, Maurice - JV Basketball (7� 1U) JV Football (7) Varsity Football (IU-12), Vasity Basketball (11,12), Paine College Upward bound (7,11), Tennis (11-12), Chorus (11-12), VOCA (12) Bailey, Merri - FBLA (12), VUT(12) BEST ALL AROUND Stacie Bell - Demargo Bell CD I— CJ MJ “l- Barker, Louis - JV Football (7), JV Baseball (7), Var Baseball (111,11,12), Var. Football (12) Beard, Johnny - - JV Baseball (1U), VO! (12) Bearden, Sharon - Concert Choir (1U), VOI (12), FBLA (12tf Beck, Cain - V1CA (11,12) I3ell, Demargo - JV Basketball (7 1U) Varsity Football (7-12), Math Club (1U-11), Varsity Basketball (11), Concert Choir (11-12) f 1 ™l ' L_i Bell, Stacie - Student Council Freshman Council Secretary Sophmore Council Vicepres. Council Viceprps. (11), Student (7-12) (V), (1CJ), Counc i| Pres. (12), JV Sottbal improved softball (11), (11,12) Most JV Basketball (7), Varsity BAsketball (10-12), Varsity lennis (7-32), Athlete of the year (11), FBLA (7,1Q), Tresurer (10), West Augusta Rotary Club Athlete of the year (11), Pep Club (7), Flistory Say Award (11), Leadership Award (7), Citizenship Award (10), Who's Who (11), Voice of Democracy Award (11), Mu Alpha TFtrA Secretary (11), Yearbook Staff (11“12) Editor (12), Teachers choice - Leadership and Sportmanship (12), Bemby, Kelvin - Freshman Chorus (7), VILA (12) 8ennet te, Neisha - President of the Freshman Class (7), Citizenship award (7� 1U) President of the Freshman Class (10) , Beta Club (1U), Tennis Manager (ID), President of the Junior Class (11) , Merit Winner (11), FBLA (12) Botham, Susan - ROIC (7-12), Orill Team (11-12), Color Gaurd (IU), V1CA (12) Curry, loni - FHA(7 , V0CA(10), Varsjfc Basketball(7-12) Deloach, David - J.V. Footbal 1(7), Psychology Club(10-12), V1CA (12), Student Council (12), Senior Council (12) Oixon, Amy - Pep Club (7), Debate Te , (7), Beta (7-12), Miss Sophomore (10), Marching Band (1U), Majorette (IQ), Concert Band (10), Georgia Certi fic«t« of Merit (11), Augusta College Certificate of Merit (11), Candel Staff (11-12), Assistant Editor (12),Student Council (11-12), Homecoming Candidate (12), Senior Super I at i ve-Mo.st Courteous (12), Foreign Language Honor Society(12) Dunn, Andrea Denise - ROTC (7-12), Or i I I learn (7—32), Semper Fi Club (12), Junior Achievement (12) Dunn, Kevin - Drill 1 pam (12), Lemper Fi Club (12) Faux, Sonia - OCT (12), V1CA (12) Braden, Jimmy - Science Club (7-10,12), Varsity lennis I earn (10-12), Ecology Club (12), Psycho Ioy Club (12), Drama Club (12) Brantley, Wanda - Student Council (7-12), Freshman Council - Treasurer (7), Sophomore Council Senator (10), Junior Coucil Secretary (11) Senior Council Secretary (12), Tennis Team (7,10), Cheer leading (12), Golden Columns Staff (11) Burton, Benard - JV Football (7), Varsity lennis (IU-12) Chess Club (12), Ecology Club (12) Drama Club (12) Butler, Dana - Pep Club (7) VICAClub (12) Fe I berg, Amy - Basketball Manager (H), Student Council (7,1U,12), Cheer leading (12), Pep Club (11,12), Drama Club (10,11), Homercoming Runner-up (12), Best Personality (12), French Club (7-1U), Softball leam (7) Felder, Brett Allen - Basketball (7-11) Felix, Beau — DCT (11), Psychology Club (12) Foreman, Vickie - J.V. Softball (7,10), VICA (11), FBLA (12), Psychology Club (7-12), Miss Freshman (7) F'ort, David - Varsity Tennis (IU-12) Freeman, Johnny - J.V. Football (7,1U) Butler, Wanda - Chorus (1U) Concert Choi r(11-12), Uebate Team (12), VOCA Club (12) Cannady, Carlette - FBLA Secretary Cantrell, Sonia Kay -Chorus (7,11), Concert Choir(12) Carr, Reginald -JROTC (7-12), Drill TeamdU-12), P.F.T. Tea.n( 1U-11), J.V. FootbalI(1U) Carter, Tracy -J.V. Baseball (7), Golf Team(10), Vica Club(ll-12), Psychology Club(12) Cason, Adam -Band (7-11), Golf Team (7-12) Cawley, Janet - FBLA Club (11-1Z), Psychology Club(12) Chance, Renee - Pep Club (7) Clark, Freddie -Hep Club(lU), FFtA(ll) Colbert, Melissa -FFIA( 10-11), Basket- ball Manager(lZ) Fuehrer, Ihomas Paul - Band (7-12), Soccer(11) Fulcher, Garry - Varsity Football (11,12), J.V. Football (7), Baseball Manager (12) Garland, Gary - Varsity FootbalI()U), JV Footbal 1(7), FULA(IZ), Junior Ach i evement(12) Gaskins, Michele - FBLA(IZ), V0T(12) Gracey, Lynn - Pep Club(7) Booster Club(lU-ll) lirant, Sonya - 8and(7), Freshman Senator(7), Concert Choir(7-12), He� Club(lU-lZ), Sophmore Senator(1U)� Varsity Cheer leader(11), Junior Senator (11), BasketbalI(12), Miss Candela Finalist, Drama Club(lZ), Miss Homecoming(12), Most lalented(lZ) Greenway, Jett - Psychology Club (11-12), Georgia Certificate of Merit (11), Ecology(12) Collins, Cynthia -Irack Team(7-ll), FFIA(7-12), VOCA(ll), Pep Club (11-12), Concert Choir(12) Psychology Club(12) Colson, Randa -Vica Club(ll-lZ) Cook, Angela- Junior Achievement (11-12), FBLA(IZ), VOT(IZ) Cooper, Stephen- Psychology Club (IU-12), VlCA(ll), Chess Club(ll), lennis leam(17) Ecology Club(lZ), Science Club(ll), Drama Club(lZ) Counts, Gail - Good Ci t i zen(7)� Cross-stitch(7,10) Cruse, Christina - Candela Statf(12 , Uebate Club 12), FFA(IZ) Grey, lamara - JV SoftbaI I(ID), FBLA (11-12), VOT(12) Gunteri Brian - JV BasebaI I(7-10)� Freshman Counci 1(7), Student Council (7), Math leam(10,12), Social Studies Club(lZ), Psychology Club(12) Han, Sung - Soccer team (11) Attendance Award (7-11) Hardy, Francis Ray Jr. - ROTC (7-12) Hawthrone, lerry - J.V Football (11 Varsity basketball (11) Ftabbs, Katie - Dancing Girl (7-12) JROIC (7-12) Booster Club (7-12) Semper Fi (12) French Club (12) Band (12) Holi� Jonl - Pep Club (V) Psychology Club (7,1U) FBLA (12) VOT (12) Howard, (12) Shelia - ROIC (7) VOCA Club Hughes, Sharon - Chours (7-11) VUCA Club (12) J.V. Basketball Manger (12) Hyde� Si mone Adrea - Concert Choir (10-11) Jackson� Micheal - J.V. Football (UJ) Jackson� Anthony - J.V. FootbalI (7-1U) Varsity FootbolI (11) VUCACIub (17) Jurdon, bholia - VOCA Club (7-12) FBLA (12) Debate leam (12) Kelly� Adrian - Attendance Award (11) Psychology Club (11) Science Club (12) Kelly� Meloney Denise - J.V. Basketball (7) Varsity Track (1CI� 11) Varsity Basketball (1U) VUCA Club (12) FBLA (1Z Key� Leonard Jeffery - JROIC (7.1U) J.V. Basketball (1U-12) Semper Fi (12) Debate I earn (12) King� Robert - Hep Club (7� 1U) Industrial Arts Club (1U-17) Psychology Club (11,12) V1CA (12) J.V. Baseball Manger (1U) Booster Club (ID,11) King, Sharon - J.V. Softball (7) Pep Club (7) J.V. Cheer leading (1U Varsity Cheer leading (11-12) Soccer Team Manger (11-12) Kitchens, Marty - VICA (12) Kluka5 William - Math Team (10) Georgia Certificate of Merit (11) Krepps� Victoria - Hep Club (7-11) Psychology Club (7-12) Student Council (11) Junior Counci I (11) VICA (11-12) Science Club (12) Landrum, Lisa - Freshman Council (7) Student Council (7-11) Beta Club (7-12) Sophomore Council (ID) Junior Council (11) Chours Pianist (11-12) Principals Scholar Award (11) Georgia Certificate of Merit (11) French Club (11) Miss Candela Finalist (12) Lambert, Melvin - VOCA Club (12) Lambert, William Jr. - ROTC (7-12) Band (7-12) VICA (12) Leaptrotte, Haul - Spanish Club (7) Concert Choir (1U-12) Ensemble (11,12) Pop Choir (11,12) Lefler, Vince - lennis learn (7-12) Math I earn (12) Debate Team (12) Chess Club (12) Science Club (7) Candela Sr. Editor (1U-12) Stuent Council (10) Orama Club (12) Ecology Club (12) Governors Honors Semifinalist (10) H-io's Who in American High School Students (12) Mr. Candela Finalist (12) Sophomore Council (1U) Pep Club (7) Mr.Freshman (7) Lockamy, Patricia - J.V. Softball (7,1U) J.V. Basketball (7) Tennis Team (1U) Varsity SoftbalI (11-12) Lowry, Donna - Beta Club (1U-12) Georgia Certificate of Merit (11) Lowery, Charles - Track team (7-12) Varsity Football (7-12) VICA Club (11) Mabry, Debra - F.H.A (ID) Hep Club (10) VILA Secretary (12) 5tudent Council 1U) 5enior Council (12) Maggart, Michele - Pep Club (7) Georgia Certificate of Merit (11) VOT (12) FBLA Major, Elicia - Concert Choir (1U-12) AI I County (1U-1Z) J.A. (11) MakDwski, Duane - ROIC Color Guard (1U-12) Chess Club (11) Mational History and Government Award (11) Who's Who (11) McClellan, Steve - Varsity Golf team (7—12) Drama Club (12) Homecoming Escort (1U-12) '86 Rockers (12) MeDade, Mark - Basketball (1U) Baseball (ID) Student Council (1U) Math team (12) State Spelling Bee (7) Region Spelling Bee (1U� 11) Chess Club President (12) Mu Alpha Theta (12) Ecology Club.(12) Metzler, Heidi - Allied Health Club (7-1U) Psychology Club (11-12) Miller, Ernie - J.V. Baseball (7) Varsity Baseball (10-12) Senior Sup I er I ativps: Most Spirited and Wittiest (12) Senior Speaker (12) Mills, Tim- J.V. Baseball (7) J.V. Basketball (7) Varsity BasebaI I (10-12) Moore, Benita - FW (11) VOT (12) FBLA (12) CVAE (12) VUCA (12) Moore, Beth - Varsity Softball (7-12) Senior Council (12) Beta Club (10-12) Math club treasurer (11) J.V. Basketball (7) Highest Average-Algebra II (11) Georgia Certificate of Merit (11) Augusta College Certificate of Merit (11) Moore, Fran - Varsity Softball (7-12) J.V. Basketball (7,10) Drama (12) Senior Council President (12) Toys tor lots Queen (12) OCT (11-12) f jrray, Virgil - Student Council (7)� Vica Club (11-12;, VICA Club President (12) J.V. Football Team (7), Varsity Tennis Team(7-12), Mr Junior (11) Musick, Brien - Color Guard (7), Drill Team (ID), Leadership Award (10) Perfect Attendance (10-11), A.l.A.S.D. Club (10), H.F.T. Team (11), Drill Team (11) � Rifle Team(ll) Neal Frank- Vica Parlimentary (11), Chess Club Treasury (12), Tennis Team (10-12) Neal, Patricia- Who'S Who(ll), Psychology Club (12) Newman, Tammy - FHM7-12), F8LA(7-10)� ViCAQl-12) Newton, Dawn - Runner-up Miss Freshman, Psychology Club (11), VICA Club (11-12) Overton, Carla - Jrotc (7-12), Drill Team (ID), Pep Club (11), Voca Club (12) Owens, Terrie - Choral Booster Club (10-12), Concert Choir VICA (12) Padgett,Trevor - SasebaII(7-12), Footbal1(7-12), Candela (11-12), Science CIub(11-12), Chess Club (11), Student Council (12), Senior Council (12), Ecology Club (12), Social Studies Club President (12), Mr. Candela Finalist (12), Governor's Honors Science semi-finalist (ID), Social Studies finalist (11), Most Likely To Succeed (12), Lho's Who (12), '86 Rockers (12) Padgett, Melissa - Student Council Secretary (12), Student Council Senator (7-12), Debate Team President (12), Beta Club (7-12), J.B White Fashion Beard (12), Mu Alpha Theta Vice President (11), Math Team Captain (12), Varisty 3asketball (10-11), Highest Scholastic Class Average (7-11), Ga. Certificate of Merit (11), A.C. Certificate of Achievement (11), Who's Who (11), County Dar Good Citizen (12), 2nd Place Tri - State French Competition (11), Debate Award (11), Hugh 0' Brian State Leadership Convention Rep. (ID), Governor's Honors Program Nominee (10-11), Foreign Language Honor Society (12), Spanish Club (7), Teacher's Choice tor Citizenship and as Most Representative (12), Miss Candela Finalist (12), voted Most Likely to Suceed (12) Palacz, Denise - JV Softball (7) JV Cheerleader (ID), Varisty Tennis (11-12), FBLA (11), Psychology Club (11), Varisty SoftbalI (12) Paul, Mickey - Varsity lennis (7-12), Tenn i s( 11) , Junior Counci 1(11), Senior Counci 1(12), Varsity Softball (7-12), JV BasketbaI I(7), Psychology club(ll), Math Club(ll-lZ) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Missy Padgett - Trevor Padgett Perdue, Sheila - Pep Club(7), VICA Club (11), FBLA(IZ) Peterson, Sherona - Stage Band(7), Majnrette(V), JV BasketbaI I(7),VICA (12), AIASAUZ), Social Studies Club (12) Plunkett Craig - Varsity Baseball (7-12), Varsity FootbalI(1U-1Z)� Teacher's Choice(12), Most Improved Playei— Football 8. Baseball (11) Porter, Tprry - ROlC(lU-12), Christmas Assembly(12) Prince, Geoffrey - Soccer !eam(ll-12), Marching Band(12), Social Studies Club (12), Concert Band(lZ) Reese, Sabrina - Psychology Club (1U-12), Candela (1U-11), Internship in Psychology MOST RESPECTED Stacie Bell - Ken Richards MOST COURTEOUS Amy Dixon - Richard Sanders MOST TALENTED Sonya Grant - Paul Leaptrotte MOST SPIIRITED Michele Weeks - Ernie Miller FRIENDLIEST Michele Weeks - Ken Richards MOST ATHLETIC Stacie Eell - Craig Plunkett BIGGEST FLIRT Fran Moore - Freddie Clark WITTIEST Fran Moore - Ernie Miller 83 V vi n V U iJ 11 aa nn 11 mnn IN UU J.INI IU.J ccMino pi aoc nc foe iJLI IIUI OLAUU IJI UU 89 BEST DRESSED Vickie Krepps - Wade Stanley BEST PERSONALITY Amy Felberg - Ken Richards Silas� Robert - JV Football (7), JV Baseball (9). Fnotball (1U-11)� Baseball (IU-1Z), Psychology Club (11-12), Science Club (11) Team (7-12)� Drama (12)� Semper Fi Club (12), PFT Team White, Belinda - DCT (11,12) VICA (11,12) Smallwood, Judy - Psychology Club (11) Smith, Diana - Junior Achievement (17) White, Rodney - JV Football (7) Tomokins, Tracy - Concert Choir (?-‘.2), Pop Chc:r (ID-12), Bocs-te- Club (7-12) Smith Lisha - FHA (7-1U), Pep Club (7), Vica (1Z Spires, Jennifer - Junior Achievement (1Z) Trotte-� Monique - JROTC (7), Dr'll Team (7), Concert Cho:r (10-12), Boaster Club (10-11), Pep Club Psychoicgy Club (1Z) Wilkinson, Mary -Concert Band (7-12) March ng Sa-d (7-12) French Club (1C) S=anish Club (7) Hospitality Office (12) Williams, Trevor - ROTC(10) VCCA(10,12) Football Manager(10,11) Drama(12) Stanley, Uncle - Student Council (1U-12), Band (7-1U), Candela (11-12), 1.1 efts Editor (12), 1st Runner-up Mr. Freshman, Mr Candela Finalist (12), Best Dressed 02), DCF (1Z , Drama Club Usry, Yolanda - Concert Choir (7-12), Ensemble (7-12), Pep Club (7-12), Science Club (7-10), Mascot (7), Basketball Manager (11), JA (11), Vcca Club (12) Williams, Thomsenia V0CACIub(12) Drama Club(lZ) Williamson, Shelley - Beta Club(ll,l2) Math Club(ll,12) Psychology Club(ll,12) FELA(IZ) V0T(12) Georgia Certificate of Merit(lZ) Richards, Kenneth B. - Math Club(7), 2nd Runner-up Mr. Freshman, Golf leam(lU-l2), Landela(ll-lZ), Sports Editor(12), Vice Pres.-Socia I Studies Club(l2), Mr. Senior, Frendiiest(12), Best Persona Iity(12)� Most Respected (12), '66 Rockers(12) Riner, Tabatha - JV SottbaI I(7-10), JV BasketbaII (7) • Concert Choir(ID), Science Club(lU-ll), Varsity SottbaI I(11-1Z), French Club(ll), Finalist Miss BFG(ll), Candela Staff(11-12)� Varsity Basketball (12), Drama Club(lZ), Miss 8HS Pageant(12), Student Counci I(12) Roy, David - Newspaper Staff (7), ROIC (11-12), French Club(ll) Sanders, L i tbunrfus - Football (1U-12), lennis (11-12), Vice President Senior Class (12), Student Council (12), Science Club (12), Chorus (11), Candela (12), Most Courteous (12) Stewart, Roger - JROIC, Drill Team, Psychology Club Stokes, Tyrone - Choir (7-1U), JRUTC (7-1U) Stone, Ipresa - Voca (1U-11), Spanish (1U), VICA (12) Streeter, Angelia - Choir (7-ID), French Club (11) la ft, lammy - Spanish Club (7) Taylor, I rac i - Band (7-12), Ufr o's Who (11) Iay I or, James - VICA (12) latum, Julie - FBLA Treasurer, Science Titus, Robert - JV Baseba.1 (7), JV Football (7), JV Basketba1 (ID), Baseba!I (10-12), VICA (11-12), VF Chess Club (12), Psychology Club (12) Vinson, 5heronda — Track (11), Choruj (11-12) Walker, Marelyn - FHA (ID) Wallaco, Camela - French Club (ji« R0TC (11), Debate (12), FFA (i?)’ Psychology (12) Ware, Suzanne. - Marching Band (7-12), Concert Band (7-12), Stage Ban: (10-12), Head Drum Major (12), v Club (7), Sac a! Studies Club (12) Waters, Stacy — VICA (11-12) Watts, Wayne - JV Baseba1 I (7) Varsity 3aseball (10-12) Varsity Foots 1 (ID-12), Pe-fect Attendance (7-12) Weathers, Thomas - A1ASIA (7-11), jj Baseba!! (10), Varsity Foctb : (10-12), Candela (11-12) Williams� Cheryl - FHA (1U-11)� Manager -Boys Basketball leam (1U) VOCA (12) Williams� (11-12) Up na Tennis Manager Williams� Jayne - Pep Club (7)� Flag Corp 1U)� Band Booster Club (1U) French Club (11) Beta Club (11—12)� Foreign Language (12)� FBLA (12) Wilson� Veronica - Flag Girl (7), Psychology Club (1U)� VILA Club (12) Wren� Sherri - J.V. Softball (7 1U)� FBLA (7) Pep Club (7)� Frshman Council (7) Sophomore Council Secretary (1U)� Junior Council (11)� Student Council Treasurer (12)� Varsity Softball (11 12)� lennis leam Manager (11 12)� Psychology Club (12) Social Studies Club (12)� Social Studies Club Secretary (12) FlomecDm ing Candidate (12) Who's Who Among American High School Students (12) wnssorrt WyIds� Wobert Kate (7-12) SUPER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Bottom Row (L-R): Michele Weeks, Amy Felberg, Stacie Belli Second Row: Freddie Clark, Ernie Miller, Fran Moore, Amy Dixon; Third Row: Paul Leaptrotte, Demargo Bell, Sonja Grant, Melissa Padgett; Back Row: Richard Sanders, Craig Plunkett, Trevor Padgett, Ken Richards, Vickie Krepps, Wade Stanley J R 0 C M C M O C O • M 0 1 LI I LI 11J LI 11 IU... , -iirtmrtrvt Television’s and the Silver Screen’s leading men during the year mere : Don Johnson� Harrison Ford� Michael J. Fox� Phillip Michael Thomas� Carl Weathers� and Sylvester Sly” Stallone. One he biggest news even he year was he :estruct io; of the Space Shuttle Challenger, killing seven astronauts. Among them was the first civilian in the space program, a school teacher from Concorde, New Hampshire. There were also other major news events: the reoccurrence of Cyanide-laced Tylenol ended in the death of a woman; Gerber baby food products were restricted from sale in many stores because of the discovery of glass particles in the jars. The surprising death of three teenagers in the Omaha Teen Suicide Tradgedy. On a positive note, Augusta celebrated its 230th birthday. Some of the biggest movies during our senior year were: Nightmare on Elm Street, Back to the Future, Rambos First Blood II, and White Nights. BEACH CLUB Pftstnts ★ ★ IN CONCERT LOVERBOY H SPECIAL GUEST THE HOOTERS ■UGUSTA-RICHMONO COUNTY CIVIC CENTER AUGUSTA. GA MON. - 7.30 PM Est rt� ct B tl AudriOfnim Raoovstioa Fw TOTAL 1 00 $14 SO w W 00 h-4 N E «t Q 2 UJ O The seniors’ fashion favorites include: Swatches, Reeboks, Shaker Sweaters, Paisley Prints, Gotchas, Jams, and Vaurnets sunglasses. The seniors’ favorite music makers were: Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams, Madonna, Lionel Richie, Whitney Houston, Phil Collins, Kool and the Gang, and Journey. The top songs during the school year include: “Careless Whispers , ”Broken Wings , “Separate Lives , Say you, Say Me , “Boys of Summer , Power of Love , and Secret Lovers . Television’s leading ladies were Cybil Shepherd� Donna Mills� Joan Collins� and Linda Evans. c A oc ci I I VI L W LLL The Athletic Champions during the past year were: Wimbeldon - Martina Navratilova and Boris Becker, Masters - Bernhard Langer, Super Bowl Chicago Bears, NCAA Football - Oklahoma Sooners, World Series Kansas City Royals. Two of the year’s top athletes were William Perry who lead the Bears to a Super Bowl Victory and Pete Rose who broke Ty Cobb’s base hit record of 4,192. Some of the most popular shows seen on television this year included: Miami Vice, Family Ties, Magnum PI, Moonlighting, and the Bill Cosby Show. Butler students remember with affection the following celebrities who died in our senior year: Samanthia Smith, Ruth Gordon, Roger Maris, Orson Wells, Yul Brynner, and not pictured— Ricky Nelson, Donna Reed, and Rock Hudson. WHO WE ARE! 13. Reree Chance 1- Thomas Weathers 14. Tabatha Riner 2. Amy Dixon 15. Kathy Wilkins 3. Richard Sanders 16. Gail Counts 4. Sherri Wren 17. Ginny Bruyere 5. Christina Cruse 18. Mary Wilkinson 6. Jennifer Jenkins 19. Stacie Bell 7. Craig Plunkett 20. Terry Porter 8. Dana Butler 21. Walt Rushton 9. Melanie McNair 22. Wanda Butler 13. Ken Richards 23. Toni Curry 11. Wade Stanley 24. Lisa Andersen 12. Trevor Padgett 25. Janet Cawley 1 THE END! I M I I I Finally! The commencement exercise for the 1985 graduating class of George P. Butler Comprehensive High School was held Monday� June 3rd� at the Civic Center. Those who attended the ceremony watched with anticipation as the graduates received their diplomas. For the first time the teachers were Messed in their caps and gowns displaying their college colors and degrees. Appropriate messages were delivered by the valedictorian and saiutatorian and students receiving scholastic and atheletic scholarships were recognized. This was the final gathering for the class of 1985. Many tears followed the service as students expressed joy and relief? anxiety for the future, and the sadness of sayirrg farewel1. Dr. Oil iff and Mrs. Penny go over last-minute preparations. Miss Lane helps a graduate secure her cap. Seniors take the walk they’ve so long awaited. 97 GO ni M I I UI I OOC 1C V I l L V IL W For the first time, the Butler Varsity Cheerleaders sponsored a Prom Fashion Shew. Each cheerleader choose two dresses to model and an escort to model a tu :edo. Entertainment was provided by Sonya Grant, who sang four selections, she was accompanied by Angela Overstreet. During intermission, door prizes were given to lucky ticket holders, including savings bends, movie passes, and a free modeling session. After all the formals were modeled, refreshments were served by the cheerleaders and parents. Special thanks were conveyed to Freida’s and International Formal Wear for providing the gowns and tuxedos. Appreciation was also expressed to Model Associates for their helpful tips in modeling the formal wear. Melinda Parker and 5am McCasIin presents Mrs. Jett with a bouquet of flowers representing the cheerIeaders' appreciation. Sonya Brant demonstrates h ability to sing contemporary songs 98 J P A M n C I A U A I I U L L A NOTICE Who Makes this book all year long which you are thumbing through? Who writes uihat you are reading right now? We do! We are Candela. The staff works tediously all year long during and after school to produce this book. Candela has been placed in the Senior section this year to show our appreciation of our graduating class, even though this book is for all students. We hope all students in the class of ’86 will have their dreams of life fulfilled. God be with you. Class of ’86! _ ______T U C OT A CC_____!____________ ------ i i n_ Jim i Top to Bottom Sanders, Debbie Renee Prescott, Christina Cruse Anderson, Rachel - Lett Duzenski, Patricia Rollins, Kim Bentley, Mrs. Walters, , Glenda Lawrence, Lisa Dailey, Monica Blocki, Angie Stanley, Stacie _______________ Amy Cross, John Michelle Sheiley Newman, Ken Richards, Wade Bell, Amy Dixon, Vince Lefler, Hutchens, L=.- - Art Editor Thomas Weathers works on ROTC layout to meet a deadline. Tops Vince Lefler -Senior Editor; Middle! Wade Stanley -Club Editor, Stacie Bell • -Editor, Amy Dixon -Asst. Editor; Front: Ken Richards -Sports Editor (Not Pictured: Tabitha Riner. -Class Editor, Thomas Weathers -Art Editor, Melanie McNair -Academic Editor, Tammie Williams -Ad Editor) )lass Editor, Tabitha Riner, expresses Jeep thought while preparing layout. Stacy Jen problem enlins is stjic , put also the! c a j problem , flot just • %• � I e c o 1M i? •JU v II 10 r i m c i ii ii. One by one juniors receive a ring from Hr. Britt. 18i 1985 was a very for juniors at Butler The Junior Council ring party for the receive their class Balfour represents!ive, Provided the funds December special cay High School, organized a students to rings. The Hr. Britt, necessary for the special occasion. Alma’s catering service provided delicious food which was appreciated by all students who attended the party. This year was the first time that a ring party was organized. The expressions cn the faces of the juniors showed that they would not forget this joyous occasion. 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James Patterson 5 Rhonda Perry 5 Richard Petty | Sherri Petway 5 Pam Phillips Cathy Morris Kris Mullen Jeff Munnerlyn Glorisell Negron Sherra Newman Angie Newsome Shannon Newsom Cary Poole Theresa Price Gerry Price Michelle Rabun Monica Radford Derrick Rahney Anthony Raines c n o u n m n o c c •jui i iui iur cu Greg Riddles Cheryl Risner Crystal Robbins Carolyn Roberts Tim Roberts Phil Robinson Ronald Robinson Stephanie Sanderson Jimmy Seigler Dina Shaw Terri Shelton Ginger Shirey Donald Simmons Gene Simons Fritz Sjolie Denise Skinner Donald Skinner Cynthia Slagle Carson Smith Deanna Smith James Smith Jeremy Smith Jeff Spires Erica Steed Latoryle Stewart I Tim Stock Thomas Stokes I Renee Stone William Robinson Herido Rodriquez Rogin Rotger Yolanda Ruffin Angelique Russell Jean Samms John Sanborn Tammie Storie Kinley Strickland Char1es'Suber Charlet te Suber Sissy Sweat Michelle Swint Ronald Sylvester Carolyn Taft Corey Tanksley Tonya Tanner Harold Tate Harriet Tate Donald Taylor Gloria Thomas flicheal Thurman Donna Turner Charles Usry Steven Usry Theresa Usry Carla Van Maanen John Van Maanen Jan Villnave Deadna Walker Scott Walker Mitch Walls Keith Walton Howard Warren Keisha Washingto Deborah Watson Brian Watts Kim Weeks Ernestine Wells Rebekka Wendelshafer Tim West Shannon Whisnant Wendie Wilhelm Andy Williams Cindy Williams Corey Williams Erica Williams Jake Williams Jill Williams Nici Williams Nicole Williams Sam Williams Soloman Williams Mike Williamson Jamie Williamson Chris Willis Marcia Wilson PI ACC DC CIO OLAOJ Ul UU c n o u n m n o c c .jui i iui iui I_.J Patricia Lanier watches as Maureen Howard tries on cap for sire. Philip Martin shews his true profession. Pam Wilson Renee Wilson Shayna Wilson Carolyn Winfrey Tara.Wright Angela Woods Curtis Wooten Anna Yarborough Terrell Yelverton Sabrina Jones shows deep concentration. Tanwtie Storey looks overjoyed at the Somebody’s watching you. 135 V 1 OTAKIICV QMITIJ •J | ' | ILL I • JI 11 I I I CpCOIJMCKI I f L Jl li iCl I Kim Abrams Yolanda Addison Autum Agee Dee Akr i dge Scott Afexander Mi cheI I e AItano Cherie Anderson Consue Io Anderson Susan Anderson Melisa Andrews Leon Anthony Br i an Archer ShaIondie Archer Eric Arnold Langdon Atkins Robby Ayers Theresa Bacho Angela Bacon Julie Ba i Ii it Susan Baker Dona Id Bartner Gary Barne Ronnie Barnes Steven Barnes Wi I Iiam Beasley Apr i I Bedgood £1i zabeth Be I I Jayson Be I I Wayne Bibb ins Karlas Bi rt Rhonda Blair Ccton Blake Steve Bcldwin Lennis Bonner Nicole Boozer Eric Boudera Warren Bowen Darrol Boxten Errol Bcxton Sylvia Boyd Corey Brad+ord Tracy Brewton Joe Br i nson Casandra Brown Ginel Brown Lucky Brown Philip Brown Saquel Brown Frank Brumbeloe Russel I Bryan Quiton Bryant Shane Buck | Stephanie Buck Rosonne Bui lard Jett Bui lock Dondiel Bunch Virginia Burnes Mel issa Burney 9r ian BurwelI Aprel Bush Tina Byrd Scott Campe I I Ira Carrel I Jeffrey Carro I I Janiee Carston Jimmy Cashdollar Travis Cason Chuck Cato Angela Cauble Tracey Cawley Connie Cheeks Balinda Cheely Dedrick Childs Jason Clark William Clark Ginger Coleman Robert Collins William Collins pj A c; c; nc rm UU «J � J Ul Q,j CD COIJM CM I IM-DlII IU I Brent Corely Michael Collier Shannon Cornelius Annette Correa Zarina Couch Pat Cox Mike Cox Bobby Crawley Michelle Culler Debra Cumbee Cynthia Daniels Gwen Davenport Anita Davis Carol Davis Deon Davis Jermaine Davis McArthur Davis Michael Davis Tommy Davis Tyrone Davis Euron Deal Ashley Dickerson Kathyrn Dillard Patricia Dixon Tony Doggett Robert donehoo Terry Drawdy Janice Dunn Melanie Dunn Tony Dukes Jennifer Eckel Janice Edger Candy Edgin Jeffery Edwards John Eichinger mm Travis Emmert Renee Eubanks Barry Enice Randy Faux Travis Emmert Renee Eubanks Barry Enice Randy Faux Sara Felburg Rhonda Felix Travis Ferguson Travis Fluellen Steve Gandy Zoriada Garcia Bucky Gask i I I Robert Gastiaburo Char Iotte Gay Rod Genera I Michael Gevedon Stacy Ghant Inthia Giddens Rhonda GiIbert Tony Godwin Shawn Garnillion Stephen Gordon Tonya Gordon Sandy Gore Vicki Gore Christopher Graham Scott Gre i ner Michelle Grubbs Mi Iissa Hammock Dexter Hammond Shanda Hampton Chris Hankerson BiI I Harden Sharon Harder Donna HarIi ng Ronn i e HarIi ng Wanda HarI i ng DeCarla Harr is Tony Hartley Becky Hask i ns Alma Hastings Wayne Hattaueay Edward Hayes Jess Hay ley pi A c; c; nc'oo ULnJ � J Ul I JO COCOIJMCM 1 l L'JI II ILI 1 Tracy Haywood Crystal Hearn Edward Henderson Robyn Henley Denise Henry Lee Herman Anton Hill Teresa Hill Eric Hillman Karen Hilton Micheal Hinton Stephen Hodge Brian Ho11 den Alton Holley Tara Holmes Robert Holton Rochelle Horne Charles Howard Eddie Howard Pam Hudson Denise Humphrey Roxanne Hunt Trey Hutcheson Brian Jackson Rhonda James Christy Jenkins Shalita Jenkins Vincent Jenkins Angela Jessee Shannon Jimperson Shane Johnson Angela Jones Cedric Jones C.J. Jones Dexter Jones Donyelle Jones Jamey Jones Jennifer Jones Rodney Jones Sophia Jones Teresa Jones Carnell Johnson Jeff Johnson Joe Kelley Marcuis Kelley Rosanne Kelly Paul Kervin Micheal Ketchup Rena Key Beryl King Carol Kietzman Henry King Paige Kin ley Joseph Kitchens ToniiTiy Kitchens Dwayne Lacen Paula Lacey Stephanie Ladum Gose Laluc Melissa Lamb Bernard Lambert Tracey Landrum Janet Lazar John leaptrotte Authur LeBlanc Lisa Leverette Angelo Lewis James Lewis Mary Lewis Robert Lewis Sonya Lewis Thomas Lord Jini Lockhart Tricia Lowe Allen Lowery Micheal Lucas Richard Lyons Michelle Lytch CC'COUMCM flM_JI II IU I Jacquilin MacFaden Channel Mabry Toby MacKendrum Raymond Mack Lori Malenfant Helen Makouoski Leslie Malone Tara Marsh Clint Martin Eric Mason Stephanie Masters Stanley McCladdie Carnell McCloud Steven McCrary Jean McConnell Keely McDaniel Kathy McKinley Melonie McLeod Robin McPherson Patricia Metzler Harry Miller Su Miller Tonya Miller Tim Mitchell Kim Mixon Diricka Momet Marlon Montengga Donna Moon Jodie Moore Marcus Moore Steven Moses Robert Mosley Carlos Munie Ginny Murry Tracy Mygrant Cathy Nash Keith Neal Kevin Neal Shane Nevitt Christy Newman Mark Newsome Marcus Norris Paul Norris Scott Omens Melissa Pantoja Lance Panton Darren Parker Debbie Parrish Gina Partch Gina Patterson Ned Nunleu Dwayne Olive Steve Ombler Mike Osbon Kyle O’Steen Chris Overstreet Marie Owers Rick Omens Elizabeth Perkins Kenny Perkins Melissa Perrine Lori Phelps Dale Phillips Norman Picker Tracey Pierson John Pinkney Vickie Poole Kim Price Ginniffer Prince Will Pruitt David Pugh Tina Purkey Madelin Rahaim Angela Reaobly Teresa Reynolds Dorenda Richardson Grady Richardson Tammy Richardson Lisa Roberts Tern Roberts John Rogers Phil Rogers Shannon Rogers loniette Rollen Jason Rollins Lydia Romers nc oo m ijo _____________L COCCUM CM i rvLui ii iu i i Donald Ross De :ter Rountree Tara Roy Tina Roy John Ruffin Mike Russell Rhoda RyaJs Mary Ryles Lashella Samuels Twala Samuels Melissa Santiliana Charles Scott Cynthia Saunders Marcie Schmidt Leroy Seabrook Jammy Seigler Robbie SheavGr Latrina Sherman Timothy Sherman Erin Shilling Lee Sidner Anita Singleton Ray Simons Serena Sketoe Barbara Smith Buhania Smith Forrest Smith Samuel Smith Stanley Smith Tammy Smith Terry Smith Robert Solei Lamate Spears Patricia Speer Paul Spohn Michele Stevens Melissa Stewart Lori Stipes Keith Streeter Susan Strychals Carla Suber Darei 1 Swint Raymonds Switler Latonya Trim Micheal Tudor Sandra Tuff Darrell Turner Ronnie Turner Tonya Turner Robert J. Utley David Vandike Lora Vanover Jay Wade Lisa Walden Patrice Walker Antionette Walters James Walters Deanna Way Donna Weaver Kim Weaver Leveret Wells Raymond Wells Amy West Sam Whederkehr Anthony Williams Brad Williams Carolyn Williams Donna Williams Elmer Williams Fernado Williams James Williams Lakeba Williams Megan Williams Melissa Williams Micheal Williams Quindella Williams Renee Williams Georgette P. Bulldog Tony Tale Andrea Taylor Tonya Terrell Tracey Tedder Kellie Thompson James Tolver Jose Torres Jerry Townson pi AC; • L� L v.J i ii. CIO A a a I — CO CCIJM CM I I L� JI II IU I Samantha Williams Shauin Williams LaShaum Wilkerson Anna Wilson Bryan Wilson Zathia Wilson June Wirsu Gwen Wooden Vernon Woods Gary Wright David Yarborough Jason Yarbrough Sandi Yonce Aldric Young George Young Marcelle Young Micheal Young Murray Young Roderick Young Seidel Young Waralena Currie Ms.Carraway and the freshmen class participate in a pep ralley. wena Key represents during homecoming. the freshmen class 149 Bing a freshman is definitely something o laugh about. sjae e Nerdy freshmen, Williams and Bell, show school Samantha Elizabeth spirit. IJ AI I n CCM I I LUJ W LLI I FREAKS COME OUT for SCHOOL Who is this masked Teacher' Our very own Child Development students off to trick or treat around the classrooms. 150 Like, are these valley girls or what? h! a heartwarming picture - a bunny and a baby 151 Flasher Mark gives Mary Wilkinson a treat for hailoween. a peek of what was inside the coat pictured to the left This year a new addition was made to the Language Arts Department. For the first time in several years Butler included a drama class in the academic program. Ms. Hawkins was selected to teach Drama 4th and 5th periods. The musical play Oklahoma was the production selected for presentation to several audiences. The combined cast from 4th and 5th periods performed the play in competition at Macon Junior College. Later in the year each class performed Oklahoma in school during their class period. Oklahoma was also performed at Open Door Baptist Church tp raise money for the Language Arts Department. BACK, L-R: John Hutchinson, Denise Palacz, Thomas Weathers, Clarence Collins, Reggie Kemper; Front, L-R: Jennifer Jenkins, Lisa Patterson, Tabatha Riner, Sharon King, Wade Stanley, Charles Linton, Angie Johnson, Stephen Cooper, Brian Musick.Seated: Melanie McNair Aunt tiler (Melanie McNair) threatens the Peddlerman (Brian Musick) as Laurey and Ado Annie watches. np A M A UI AI I % fl ACC ijlajo L-JucJ (Tom Weathers) and R-Curley (Charles Linton) argue with Aunt Eller over the dance. (Robbie Silas) checks up on his daughter and the Peddler. Jill Parker (Wade Stanley) express iffection for Ado Annie (Sharon ing) - L-Laurey (Angie Johnson) and R-Ado Annie have a friendly discussion- about future plans of marriage. 153 pUQlOTM A O Ul ll lO I I ir 0 1 pc IJU AT 01 ITI CO VI UU I LU Child Development Students: Top Row- (L to R) Robert Wilson� Bryan Florence� Jeremy Hess� Jerome Williams� Sylvester Rosier . Bottom Row-(L to R) Kimberly Kitchens, Stacy Riedlinger, Ti—Keshia Walton, Fenacia Jones, David Polite, Eddie Heath . Sara Felberg and Rena Key (L to R) present the theme for the Christmas Program. (Above L) Butler students enjoy the Christmas festiviti (Above R) Sonja Grant directs the choir . 154 Maurice Hillman plays Christmas music on saxophone . Mrs. Walters’ class looks on with interest . This Christmas was a special time for Butler High School. Various clubs collected donations for the Salvation Army and Toys for Tots . There was a spirirt of giving in the air. Just before Christmas holidays, Butler presented a Christmas program. The theme of it was Let’s Celebrate Christmas. Entertainment was supplied by the Butler High School Choir and Band. A selection was also preformed by the children from the Child Development Class. The Christmas ceremony was a success because it showed that there were many people who cared. Melissa Gordon plays the xylophone . 155 ! INPPcniPTA cm c ui m rvLuiuinOLC i iNncopi A cr MrM ui lUCftoLnOOi it! i r BONJOUR!7 Are you kidding me, 100 problems!? Sandra Stewart is interrupted from sleeping. 158 pnMOl IMCMTC nc bUI II '-II ll-l I I Ul nniiiMOiA MiTpnocM ouuui lOin I II I f UOLI I pnp pnp ATiriKi OUIU UI An I IUI I S - Super spectacular P - Peppy I - Imaginative R - Radiant I - Illuminating T - Thrilling Put them together and you've got SPIRIT! vMs. Hawkins lie Mnnw I I.L. i iuui i pi a CP rn IMP OlaOo uum ii iu. H.E. Moon Presi dent Store Fronts - Glass - Glazing Mirrors - Automobile Glass Co ngxatulatlo nA to the. graduating clan oh 19 86 A YEARS OLD 17 YEARS OLD SHERONA PETERSON CongratulationA Skerona! I knew you. would make It. Keep up the good woak and Atay at Aweet aA you axe. love AlwayA, 2931 Peach Orchard Road Augusta, Georgia 30906 798-7830 or 798-1543 24-Hour Answering Service , 159 Kenneth B. Richards Congratulations on Your Graduation! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986! BURKE COUNTY PEANUT CO. 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Miss ROTC must .be a senior, outgoing, and actively involved in the ROTC program. Dorothea Tolbert was chosen by her fellow cadets to represent Butler at the Military Ball; it was held in April at the Civic Center. She is a major of the Alpha Co., Drill Team Commander, and president of the Semper Fi Club. As president, Dorothea was in charge of the election of Toys for Tots Queen. Through diligent work, she encouraged school support for ROTC programs and activities. Diane James and Co. Hair Designers Diane James Cindy Lewless Cindy Ledoux Jenene Cole Jackie Davis Jackie Fulcher Yvonne Swanagin Vicki Arrington Hours Tue - Sat 9-6 2416 Windsor Spring Rd. Augus ta Diane James (404) 790-8400 nno riTijc a uui u 111lr Tfil OCOT I UUJU I 170 22 Y?A«S EXPEOtnCE Pi RALPH S PARTS SERVICE — — GENERAL a GOODYEAR LARRY EDENFIELD MICHELIN FLEMING TIRE WHEEL SERVICE ‘Specializing m V olkswagen Vehicles • Brake Work • Tune-ups • Alignment • Majoi Overhauls 3010 Judith Lane 793-3662 Augusta. 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GA 30901 Ptv (404) 722-0479 Southeastern Watts 1-800 31-3450 181 :' S'. • nnrjc cai i cun or IJUUU I ALL Ul IUI I nc on a i Ul OUAL The Gridiron Dogs started off the 19S5 season with the goal of finishing fourth or better in the region, thu making them eligible for the region playoffs. The Bulldogs fell short of this feat, placing 8th in the region, bi posting a record of 2 wins and S losses.Five of the losses were by the narrow margin of two touchdowns or less. The defense dominated the first four games of the season, allowing only two touchdowns, Northside of Warner Robbins, 4 in the state, scored both, in a 14-0 victory. After such outstandin performances, the Dogs were ranked the region’s best defense, and slipped down to 5th in the region at the close of the season. On the other hand, the offensi with only four starters returning, got off to an inavspicious start, not scoring until the third game of the season, against downtown rival A.R.C. The offense was clicking on all cylinders, with over 00 yards rushing, in the 25-0 drubbing o the Musketeers. Next, arch-rival Hephzibah journeyed between the slabs, to continue the heated rivalry. The Dogs up short 16-6 in overtime; this game tone for the remainder of the as the Dogs seemed to come up game following. The only a slim 14-11 victory over Northeast Macon, a sweet victory for the 86 Seniors, as it was their last home game. came set the season, short in every exception was First Row-Standing(L-R)s Mike DiLorenzo, Mike Narvarte, Kent Haskins, Bernard Young, Brian Watts, Keith Stilie, Todd Booker, Garry Fulcher, David Gordon, Charles Lowery, Charles Turner, Tons Humphries, Joe Ghant, Xavia Smith, Pierre Harrison, Joe Green. 2nd Row-Standing(L-R): Coach Land, Coach Gilyard, Jamie Williamson, Reggie Williams, Dillard Locklear, Nolan Smith, Trevor Padgett, Reggie Kemper, Clarence Collins, Craig Plunkett, -R): Coaches Land, Brown, Glover, Saggus, Lilly, Motleyi d Gilyard i .m -33 ,-JS J7 - Bi f dl LkAlJ li ; 1.7? 3 se. I Lifbundus Sanders, Mauri Oliver, Anthony Middlebrook, Coach Brown. 3rd Row-Knee1ing(L-R): Coach Bruce Smith, Donald P. Tayl John Moore, Thomas Weathers, Jackson, Demargo Bell, Leo Grubbs, Donnald R. Taylor, Thigpen, Coach Motley, Coach ce- Anthony, Rober Tim Burns, Todd Cato Glover, Coach Lilly or, Arthur Harrison Louis Barker, Anthon Mendenhall, Roosevel Greg Murray, Shanno Saggus. DEPARTING DOGS Charles Turner Louis Barker Demargo Bell TE-FS David Gordon DB-SE Wayne Watts TE Craig Plunkett QB Reggie Kemper TE-P Maurice Anthony DB OIC'C'I IM DIPT I Ip CO I lUUIMI I I IO I UI UJ Butler Coaches don’t hear anything, see anything, or say anything about the past season. Nolan Smith puts his best foot forward during practice. 136 WA...WA...WAIT A MINUTE!! in c i oi ioni re UV U 11 VUUULCU JV Football Scoreboard 19S5-S6 Record Butler 0 Evans 20 Butler 0 Laney 14 Butler 0 Westside 14 Butler 0 ARC 20 Butler 0 Josey 0 Butler 28 Hephzibah 19 Butler 0 Glenn Hills 28 pi ctured at Right: Rc Not pictured at Rights Rodney Butler Damien Doolittle, Richard Smith, Dei Akridge, Steve Baldwin, Travis Fluellen Ricardo Johnson, Angelo Lewis, Carnel McLoud, Dwane OLiver, Phil Rogers, John Ruffin, Robbie Shearer, Buhania Smith Elmer Williams, David Yarbrough, Ton Freeman, Cornelius Herrington, Troj Jackson, DeLaun Tankersly 3 FIRST ROW L-R: Steve Gandy, Donald Brker, Warren Bower., Chris Ford, Pedro Periera, Chuck Cato. SECOND ROW: Terr, Smith, Marvis Kelly, Thomas Lord, Kinely Strickland, Wayne Hattauay, Mel Brantley. THIRD ROW: Troy Hutchinson, Stanley Smith, Barry Bridges, Robert Miller, Lavert Wells, FOURTH ROW: Joe Reynolds, Brian Jackson, Scott Alexander, Corey Williams, John hoops. FIFTH ROW: Shane Buck, Paul Kervin, Charles Crosby, Gary Earner, Jeff Carroll. SIXTH ROW: Kevin Neal, Dexter Wright, Raymond Mack, Bill Barnes. Coach Motley reviews techniques with Stan Smith. Coach Rob Johnson stretches during a long day of practice. Coach Land gives instructions during practice I u v f'UCCQI C A ncpc L.llCCl XLLAUU U TOP: Tara Roy, Angie Helms; MIDDLE: Kim Weaver, Ginger Shirey; BOTTOM: Kim Price, Lisa Gay, Missy Stewart, C.J. Jones, Patricia Lynch, Ashley Dickerson, Denise Rhoden, Sara Feiberg C.J. and Tara stand tall at Homecoming game. HOLD PROMISING FUTURE What goes up,must come down. 189 0010 IT 10 •Jl II Ml IU ... Teresa Fordham, Amy Felberg, Amy Cross, Dana Sanders, Kim Boozer, Michelle Shealy, Sharon King, Michele Weeks, Angelique Russell, Melinda Parker, Sarah Burney, Scarlet Odum, Sam McCaslin, and John Hutchins Sponser Ms. Hawkins Michele WeeKs concentrates as she cheers. The cheerleaders are among the busiest students at Butler. Last August the Varisty and J.V. squads attended the Universal Cheer leading Association Camp at West Georgia College in Carrollton, where they won many excellent and superior ribbons. Every night they received a spirit, stick, which was presented as a symbol to the teams who showed the most spirit that day. When they returned from camp, they started preparing for the annual mall competition, the football games, and pep rallies. The cheerleaders were dedicated and hard-working and thus had a very successful year. 190 V A OCITV PUC COI c a ncoo V VI NUI I I IL LI XLLAUU «J i a nY nnr?c oo iwo u n mc LAU I UUUiJ UIMI IU I IUI IL The 1985 Lady Dogs Softball Team brought home the third state championship title in the past five years. After the regular season of play� the team had to win the region in order to have any hopes of going on to the state playoffs. The Lady Dogs did just that! They defeated Northside 5 to 1 and Hephzibah 4 to 0 in the final game. The team had a struggle ahead of them after clinching the region 4-AAAA title. The Lady Dogs had to go on the road to play Tift Countyin the district playoffs for the best two out of three series. The team had a difficult time with Tift county in a fifteen inning game 1 to 0. Then won the next game 5 to 3. It finally arrived� the day that they had all been waiting for� - the State Playoffs. The Lady Dogs were competing with three other schools; Brookwood, Heritage, and Shaw. Despite the cold weather, and other complications, the team swept the state title in three straight, beating Shaw 6 to 2, Brookwood 12 to 4, and Shaw again 7 to 2. It was an exciting time for all players, coaches and fans. It took hard work and dedication to get the Lady Dogs to the playoffs. Early in the season, the team met many problems head on, but when neccesary, all problems were put behind them and the winning tradition was continued. 192 The 1985 team was made up of eleven seniors and four juniors. Five of those seniors had been on the varsity team for four years. Each played an important role in the winning season. The Lady Dogs will look toward a rebuilding stage in next years season with the loss of the starting seniors Coach Sylvester Rosier has been leading the Lady Dogs for the past six years. During this time, the varsity team has acheived a spectacular record of 130-13. Coach Rosier is dedicated and works very hard with the girls to aquire a winning team. He teaches them many drills to enhance the basic fundamentals of softball. A team’s success with base running, hitting and defense is the key to having winning or losing season. Coach Rosier uses long, hard practices to perfect the teams’ performance. Thanks, Coach Rosier for wonderful job you have done at Butler! i anv nnnc ctatc L A U I U U U U , ij I A I L P U A M O O L.HAI II U I’ve §ot a headache this big. Softball Scoreboard 1985 Season Record (26-6) Butler 20 A. R • C • 5 Butler 23 A. R. C. 6 Butler 16 Evans 8 Butler 13 Josey 6 Butler 19 Josey 2 Butler 1 Hephzibah 9 Butler 9 Westside 2 Butler 12 A.R.C. 8 Butler 6 Laney 2 Butler 11 Hephzibah 5 Butler 8 Laney 3 Butler 14 Laney 7 Butler 10 Glenn Hills 6 Butler 14 Glenn Hills 1 Butler 4 Westsi de 6 Butler 12 Westsi de 6 Butler 17 Aquinas 2 Butler 17 Aquinas 2 Butler 5 Evans 0 Butler 6 Hephzibah 5 Butler 0 Hephzibah 1 Butler 5 Northside 3 Butler 4 Hephzibah 0 Region Butler 1 Tifton 0 Butler 5 State T i fton 3 Butler 6 Columbus 2 Butler 13 Snellvilie 4 Butler 7 Columbus 2 195 The Lady Dogs await their turn at bat. A typical champion Dugout. Manager, Phillip Martin shows a winning smile. cm ii i nripc UULLUUU.J omiKiPc oapi UUUI IUC Lir UI Standing (1-r) Coach Johnson� Acie Brown, Shelton Perry, Clarence Collins, Dwayne Williams, Dennis Barnes, Robert Oliver, Charlie Parks Charles Clegg. Kneeling (1-r) Maurice Anthony, Timothy Barnes, Rod Stewart, Andrew Nunn, Enrique Landers, Anthony Mi ddlebrooks. This year the Bulldogs bounced back from a 3-16 record with 'the guidance of rookie Head Coach Rob Johnson to post a 17-6 record , along with a Sub-region Championship. They started the season off with a big victory over Aquinas, but dropped the second game in overtime to the Glenn Hills Spartans. After this loss the Bui logs went on to win their next four games. During the the Christmas Tournament the Bulldogs lost to Richmond and Laney to end up in forth place. After a second loss to Laney the Bulldogs went on to win the rest of the regular-season games with one exception to Evans. Some of the victories included South Augusta rivals, Glenn Hills and Hephzibah. During the playoffs the Dogs stayed in control with continous victories, and a very close and exciting win over Hephzibah. The Dogs ended their season with a spirited loss to Central Macon. We apreciate an exciting season, thanks to their overall effort. 196 Dwayne Williams demonstrates the trap defense N I o o c I JUU 197 Point guard Rod Steuiart calls play. Enrique Landers applies defensive pressure Basketball Scoreboard Season Record (17-6) BUTLER 65 Aquinas 41 BUTLER 42 Glenn Hills 43 BUTLER 70 Laney 64 BUTLER 68 Wests!de 62 BUTLER 67 Josey 52 BUTLER 69 N. Augusta 61 BUTLER 66 Richmond 75 BUTLER 58 Laney 67 BUTLER 68 Laney 74 BUTLER 57 Evans 54 BUTLER 63 Glenn Hills 59 BUTLER 68 Aquinas 31 BUTLER 65 Richmond 60 BUTLER 55 Evans 57 BUTLER 5? Hephzibah 51 BUTLER 68 Richmond 58 BUTLER 60 Josey 53 Sub-region Tournament BUTLER 64 Hephzibah 58 BUTLER 54 Hephzibah 53 BUTLER 52 Evans 49 Region Tournament BUTLER 68 Central 74 CA IOC i r 11 u JV Boy’s Basketball Season Record (8-7) BUTLER 41 Glenn Hills BUTLER 54 Laney BUTLER 51 Westside BUTLER 45 Josey BUTLER 50 Laney BUTLER 56 Evans BUTLER 48 Glenn Hills BUTLER 58 Westside BUTLER 61 Richmond BUTLER 61 Hephzibah BUTLER 56 Evans BUTLER 55 Hephzibah BUTLER 44 Richmond BUTLER 62 Josey BUTLER 51 Josey Q 198 Kneeling (L-R) Joseph Bing, Raymond Mack, Jeff Munnerlyn, Thomas Stoke, Carnell McCloud, Micheal Williams, Richard Smith. Standing (L-R) Coach Quinton Motley, Melissa Colbert, TarraAdams, Stanley McCladdie, Sean Clack, Bill Harden, Terrell Graham, John Ruffin, Tracy Busbee, Andrew Nunn, Shelton Lilly, Sonya Griffin. Cl I W LLL i a n n n n c c 11 c CCO to i i n u o c A o nki LAu i uuou jui i u iuuOii JCnuuii Monica Radford, Genna McCiecd, Blanch Dcggett, Erica Jones, Donna Harding, Sheila Roberts, Rachel Dailey, Tabitha Riner, Necole Williams, Tor-i Curry, Stacie Bell The Varsfty Girl’s Basketball team put forth great effort during the 1985-86 season. The team worked diligently in practice, improving tremendously throughout the season. The starting players consisted of four seniors and one junior. A time of rebuilding will face next year’s team with the less of those seniors. With the direction from Coach Rosier and the experience of the upcoming team members, we look forward to a bettey season next year. 199 Coach Rosier watches as the game ends in disappointment. Necole Williams fights for a rebound. V Coach Rosier takes time out to discuss the game plan with the team. Girls Basketball Season Record (5-14) BUTLER 35 Aquinas 32 BUTLER 43 Glenn Hills 45 BUTLER 34 Laney 42 BUTLER 44 Westside 36 BUTLER 39 Josey 55 BUTLER 25 Hephzibah 65 BUTLER 38 Laney 64 BUTLER 44 Glenn Hills 48 BUTLER 41 Aquinas 33 BUTLER 54 Westside 44 BUTLER 42 A.R.C. 47 BUTLER 31 Evans 53 BUTLER 35 Hephzibah 34 BUTLER 41 A.R.C. 31 BUTLER 50 Josey 53 BUTLER 31 Hephzibah 75 Sub-Region Tournament BUTLER 53 Hephzibah 74 l U cvocoicnpcc niccipni tv LAI LIMLI IULU Ull IIUULI I Tara Adams, Donyell Jones, Rosanne Bui land, Shannon Davis, Lisa Leverette, Janice Dunn, Melissa Colbert, Carolyn Roberts, Sharonda Davis, Jaquelin McFabben, Tammy Evans JV Girls Basketball Season Record (3-7-1) BUTLER 18 Glenn Hills 19 BUTLER 25 Laney 27 BUTLER 29 Westside 18 BUTLER 21 Josey 35 BUTLER 17 Evans 20 BUTLER 33 Westside 19 BUTLER 36 Richmond 24 BUTLER 22 Evans 22 BUTLER 43 Hephzibah 44 BUTLER 26 Richmond 28 BUTLER 23 Josey 30 BUTLER 23 Hephzibah 30 BUTLER 21 Josey 47 nnne uuOu u av c i irw c KinriPc aoi c I IU I IULALILL CCA OHM .JLA.JUI I Standing 1-r) Coach Derek Gilyard, Xarvia Snith, A1 Green,Robert Oliver, Danon Stewart, John Riley, Ronald Middlebrook, Todd Cato, Clarence Collins, Charlie Parks, Reggie Kenper, Acie Brown, Pierre Harrison, Corey Tanksley, Tim Barnes Kneeling(1-rJGarnett Johnson, Raynond Johnson, Cederick Tanksley, Eric Gibson, Donald Craig, Charles Turner, Charles Lowery, Tonny Hains, Patrick Ivey, Ronald Hardings, Thonas Stokes The 1985 Butler Boys Track Tean had a good season this year. Although they succeeded in representing Butler well, the tean fell short of capturing - the Region Title. Yet, under the supervision of Coach SoloMon Jones, with the assistance of Coach Derek Gilyard, they did win Sub-Region and placed fourth in the Region. The Boys Track Tean only had two qualifiers for State, Charlie Parks 200n dash) and Charles Turner (Discus). Though the tean didn't achieve their goals, we at Butler are still proud of then for their hard work and dedication. Charlie Parks was awarded Most Valuable Player. PIO I C nriMIKI ATC IJIINUJ LIIJI III in I L STANDING(L-R):Coach Brown, Pam Williams, Diedra Walker, Carla Lockette, Kim Robinson, Leneice Burton, Rachel Dailey, Tonya Stone, Ernestine Wells, Pam Lester, Anne Jones, Sheronda Davis; KNEELING(L-R): NeChell Tanksley, Carolyn Roberts, Anita Howard, Natalie Brinson, Sheronda Vinson, Turna Adams, Shelia Spivey, Connie Cones, Angie Bunch, and Tonya Johnson. Connie? Cones gets set for a race. The 1985 Butler Girls Track Tearn had an excellent season under the coaching of Coach Brown, They were Sub-Region Champions, The team entered the Region with someone in each event except one and placed 2nd, The qualifying girls later participated in the State Track Meet in Albany, Ga, Qualifying Girlst Anita Howard (20 0m, 10 0m, 40 0m relay, and 1600m relay), Shelia Spivey 110 hurdles, 40 0m relay, and 160 0 relay ), Natalie Brinson (400m dash, 400m relay, and 1600m relay), and Michelle Lacey (shot-put). The girls placed second in Class 4-A, In conclusion Coach Brown and his girls did an outstanding job and we would like to commend them for their effort♦ Angie Bunch keeps a steady pace. Michelle Lacen puts umph into the ball. Leneice Burton puts forth 100% Girls Track Scoreboard 1985 Record (4—3) Butler 47 Laney 59 Glenn Hills 33 Butler 51 Laney 68 ARC 21 Butler 74 Glenn Hills 39 Westside 2'0 Butler 69 Hephzibah 41 Louisville 24 Butler 71 Laney 61 Evans 55 Westside 13 Sub-region Butler 131 Hephzibah 125 Region Butler 71 Northeast 110 205 nnne uuOu CiMiQU QTQriKin i ii nun uiinui iij StandingCL-R): Coach Saggus, Robert Titus, Trevor Padgett, Micky Bly, George McGahee, Jeff Agee, Gary Brown, Robbie Silas, Coach Glover Kr.eeling(L-R) J Leo Mendengall, Bruce Wirsu, Wayne Watts, Opie Mills, Ernie Miller, Walters Cannon, Louis Barker, Mike HawnersMith Managers (L.--R) Lisa Browning Kent Mask ins, Michelle Shealy The a r s i t y Base b a .1.1. t e a m e n t e r e d t h e 198 8%j baseball season with expectations since? nine starters were returning off the second place lean in the sub-region last year. The Dogs got off to a good start with a cone-fron-behind victory over Midland Valley, but then slipped below .500, falling to only five wins, with seven losses. The Dogs ended on a good note, winning eight of their last nine gaMes and finished second in the sub-region, to eventual state runner-up, Evans High School, ... Gary Brown won M.V.P. honors along with highest batting average after compiling a ,T80 season average. Craig Plunkett was chosen as the nost iMproved player over the course of the year. 206 Baseball Scoreboard Season (12 8 But 1 But 1 Butl But 1 Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl Butl But 1 Butl 9 6 2 22 5 n er er er er er er er 6 er 9 er 6 er 8 er -4 er 14 er 6 er 17 er 1 er 9 er 16 er 3 er 8 Midland Valley 8 Midland Valley 9 Aquinas 12 Hancock Central 6 Hephzibah 7 Josey 3 Evans 15 Hephzibah 6 Glenn Hills 4 Richmond 11 Evans 10 Laney 3 Hephzibah 5 Richmond 3 Evans 8 ThoMson 4 IhoMson 6 Hephzibah 0 HarleM 6 xx xx xx x X X X X X X l U V TAi rq I I IU ci ici-occinw uuu IXLUIUI I TITI C I I I LL Standinq(L-R) Coach West, Tony Humphries, Wayne Hakaway, Brian Watts, Mike Dilorenzo, Terrell Yelverton, Todd Booker, Ronald Sylvester , John Hoops Kneelinq(L-R)J Corey Willians, Richard Bennett, Ti« Stock, Donald Taylor, Williaw McCall, Chris Muggins, Travis Mason, Mark Mins The Junior Varsity tean started very slowly- losing its first four sanes with Much hard work and deterMinationJ however the teaM won its league title. The J.V. tean finished second in the county- losing two QSMes out of three to Evans. 209 oi in co i if i o ncc UUILLIN l IUI «J Ul I cnrfc o oono o A m OuoL� LI I I u0l f l I Standing(L-R)♦ Coach Land Mark McDonald Noel Fowler Geoffrey Prince Chuck Bunch Frank Berry Mark Lewis Dwight Francis Kneeling L-R)♦ Bruce Snith Danny Ackerwan Shannon Thigpen Derrick Francis Keith Still Sitting L-R)♦ Mike Narvarte JiMMy Brazett Milo Burden Butler kicked off its filrst soccer season in the spring of 1985 Sane of the Players were inexperienced This was one of the najor contributing factors which led to a failing season Also Many of the teaMs Butler played had previously started their soccer prograM a year or two before this year However everyone on the teaM played hard and with a great deal of effort in every gaMe Next year's teaM should have nine returning players which will help theM due to the experience gained during the previous season Derrick Francis a sophoMore was honored as the Most valuable player on the teaM Coach Land feels very confident about the season next year and he thinks it will be a very proving season Derrick Francis gets a tip froM Coach Gilyard Frank Berry Maneuvers ball past opponent. Bruce SMith atteMpts a goal during practice. Soccer Scoreboard 1985 Record (1-8) Butler 2 Glenn Hills 1 Butler 0 A. R. C. 5 Butler 1 Hephzibah 3 Butler 0 Josey 2 Butler 0 Westside '1 Butler 1 Glenn Hills 2 Butler 3 A. R. C. 5 Butler 1 Hephzibah 3 Butler 0 Westside 6 X V 211 nnf'C cco c _ 110 oct tco c a o UUOU JLl V L Ul LIL I I LI I LAI Front Dena WilliaMS, Vince Lefler, Monica Blocki, Frank Neal, Micky Fault Virgil Murray, DeeDee Greiner, Bernard Burton, Stacie Bell, Maurice Anthony Back Ms. Lane, KiM Browning, Steve Mixon, Anne Sannis, David Fort, Jennifer Jenkins, JiMny Braden, Sherri Wren, Trey McGahee, Denise F'alacz, Richard Sanders, Carol Browning, Janes Crouch, Tanny Thurnond Miss Lane led and encouraged Butler's 1985 tennis teaM in another difficult season. All MeMbers Made their best atteMpt for victory. The tennis teaM did not reach its original goal of winning half the Matches played. Instead, with the help of pro instructor, Helen Ransay, and Managers (Dena WiIlians and Sherri Wren), the tennis teaM bounced back by beating last year's record with a -6 score. The boy's teaM brought hoMe Butler's first trophy and sub-region title in 25 years. The girl's teaM put forth great effort despite strong opposition. m imp tcam cijnv c o on Mice IUUIIU I LAI I JIIUWU I I UI IIJL (L-R)JCoach Ssggus� Tony Joyner� Adsn Cason Lynn Masters� Dan Rosser� Jeff Hayes� Ken Richards� Ryan Dunn� Steve McClellan� Mercer Leftwich The 1984-S5 golf team showed outstanding stamina for such a young team. Although it was a disappointing season� the team showed great promise for the year to come. With only one senior on the team, the relatively inexperienced team proved they could stand up to the competition of the more experienced ones. This was proven by the fact that a couple of the matches lost, were lost by only a few strokes. With the entire team returning next year, except graduating senior Dan Rosser, the 1936 team should have a very good season to look forward to. 214 GHHS L Thomson W GHHS L Butler L Westside W Butler L Westsi de w Butler W Hephzibah L Butler L Evans W Butler W A.R.C. L Butler W,L GHHS L Butler W Hephzibah L Butler W A.R.C. L Butler L Evans W Butler U Josey L W-Wins L-Loses Golf Scoreboard 1985 Season Record (8-5) But1er's 1one senior Dsn Rosser, in action. I Al'lV LA LI I ! !! • HQ ot tc pij amch: UUUU. 'j I A I L ui IAI If . STANDING(L-R): Coach Rosier, Stacy Jenkins, Tabatha Riner, Carol Browning, Missy Austin, Denise Palacz, Fran Moore, Patricia Lockamy, Mickey Paul, Jammy Braden. KNEELING(L-R): Stacie Bell, Genna McLeod, Sue Myers, Sherri Wren, Beth Moore, Jennifer Jenkins, Cookie Browning, Philip Martin. Cl ITI IQC I U I UI L i a n none LAUI uuOj STANDING(L-R): Coach West, Donna Harling, Erin Shilling, Rochelle Horne, Patricia Lanier, Bianca Brooks, Robin Jones, Rachel Dailey. KNEELING(L-R): Stephanie Buck, Rhonda Ryals, Elizabeth Bell, Liz Boyles, Stephanie Sanderson, Debra Durrence. Somewhere, somewhere, we’ll find the new way of living; We’ll find the way of forgiving; Somewhere There is a place for us, Somewhere, a place for us; Peirce and quiet and all the men wait for us; Somewhere There is a time for us; Someday there will be a time for us, Time together, with time to spare? Time to learn, Time to care; Someday, someway, we’ll find a new way of living; We’ll find there is a way of forgiving; Somewhere We’ll find a place for us, A time and a place for us; Take my hand when we’re half way there; Hold my hand; I’ll take you there Somehow, someday, somewhere m m v«y j • 1 Mt, Terry Eugene Stnbling Dec. 23, 1966 - June 30, 1985 Mr. Mrs. Bill Stribling Barbara Streisand Patricia Lee Horton Aug. 30, 1966 - Dec. 1, 1985 Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Horton In Memoriam Ryan O’Neal Perkins Oct. 28, 1967 - June 5, 1985 Mrs. Ossie Perkins Leonard Bernstein S-t-u-d-e-rv-t C-o-u-n-c-i-1 has been working full-time to keep up with the four class councils, having meetings regularly as a whole, for output and input about up-coming projects. Homecoming was a great success for Student Council this year, due to their tedious work for this special occasion. Thanks to such a fine link, we have encircled ourselves with the administrat ion, the family of our education. CTi inckit nni impii •J I IJJJLI I I LilJUl (OIL ccmino nni impii ULI IIUI L'UIJI I OIL Ms. Bufford(Advisor), Beth Moore, David Deloach, Sonya Grant, Fran Moore, Amy Felberg, Richard Sanders, Amy Dixon, Mickey Paul, Angela Overstreet, Didi Maybry, Wanda Brantley, and Michelle Weeks. From the crib to the graduation ceremonies—these Seniors have gained knowledge and experience to lead their fellow classmates. Senior Council worked hard this year raising money for the field activities of Homecoming and collecting dues for the Senior Gift. Thanks to the fine leadership of our Senior Council, we have made a better class of ’86. ii iMino nni impii UUI IIUIN OULU ioil °P: Vickie Riggs, Michelle Nichols, Renee Prescott, Charlee Agee, Kelly Weaver, Debbie Duzenski, Felica H den, Natalie Lee, Rachel Dailey? Bottom: Nolan S ith(Trs.)f Ann Sammis( Pres. ), Blanche Dogget(V. Pres.), Glenda Lawrence(Sec. ) The Junior Council is composed of di ligent thirteen and students, hard all washing collecting dedicated Working year selling donuts, the Junior special remember, Formal. Class of cakes all to senior classes evening long cars, dues, and give and their to the Spring 221 on oun m n o c rn 11 ki pi i JUI IIUI IUI L UUUIIL.IL An energetic and dedicated group, the Sophomore Council is advised by Mr. Robert Hopson. The Sophomore Council sponsored the bonfire held on October 10th at Butler Stadium. They also collected cash donations from the student body to support the Augusts Shelter for Abused Children. Back Row:(L-R) Park Mims Marcia Wilson. Ericka Williams. Second Rows(L-R) Mr. Hopson (Adviser), Diane Fairley, Angelique Russell, Sheri Boyd, Steven Usry, Kim Boozer, First Rowt(L-R) Monica Radford (Pres.), Scarlet Odum (Vice Pres.), Melinda Parker (Secretary), Elisaoeth Boyles (Treas.) COCCUM A KI pni IMPII I IXLUI II ini I L.IJLII IUIL Back Row:(L-R) Andi Taylor, Scott Owen, Regina Partch,. LaShaun Wilkerson, C.J. Jones, Missy Stewart, Patricia Metzler, Kim Weaver, Mr. Hand(Adviser) First Row . (Sitting L-R) Autumn Agee (Sec.), Rena Key (Pres.), Sara Felburg (Vice Pres.) Not Pictured: Elizabeth Bell, Jean McConnell, Tim Sherman The Freshman Council is an active and well represented group. They are advised by Mr. Mickey Hand and Ms. Brenda Bryant. The Freshman Council has worked on a dues campaign to begin paving the road to 1939. They also planned the Christmas assembly held on December 20th. Several members have worked with the committee for the Miss Butler High School Pageant. The Council intends to have at least one more fund raiser this year. OCT A Li i_ i r Pi iio LiLULI Sitting (L-R) Anna Young,(Sec. Mem.), Debbie Duzenski, Karen Nicosia, Mary Stewart, Linda Mye , Theresa Usry, Donna Lowry, (Sec. Corr.), Anc2e Overstreet, Rachel Dailey, Shelley Williamson, Lisa Landrum(Pres.), Miss Theriault (Adviser), 2nd row (standing L-R) Anne Sammis, Monica Blockii Gienda Lawrence (Vice Pres.), Melissa Padgett, Mike Hammersmith, Monica Radtorc, 3rd row (L-R) Mark Mims, Kim Boozer, Lisa Gay, 4th row (L-R) 01 in Padgett, Phillip Martin, Michael Thurman Mike Hammersmith gets hit in the face with a pie. “Leadership, responsibility, and dedication is the theme of Butler’s Beta- Club. The Beta Club is an organization composed of 30 members. It is designed to promote leadership for the students. To be a member, a person must maintain a 90.0 or above, overall average. The Beta Club played an active part in the Blood Drive. They also represented Butler at the 49th annual Beta Club Convention in Atlanta, Georgia on February 7 8. Several members received certificates for academic achievement in various competitions. Striving for excellence, the Beta Club is an important part of Butler. The hotel in Atlanta where participants of the Beta Club Convention stayed . � IJ CO A I C I CAI I The Debate Team of Butler High had an exciting year. First? they traveled to Mercer University for a round robin tournament in Macon? Ga. The debated topic of the year mas:The Federal Government should establish a comprehensive national policy to protect the quality of mater in the United States. To be a member of the Debate Team you must have a C+ or better average. It also helps to have extremely good research and comprehension skills. The Debate Team competes with other schools in region and state competitions. (L-R) Christina Cruse� Vince Lefler? Blanche Robert Donhue? Melissa 3adgett? Keith Murray? Mrs. (Adviser) Doggett, Thompson P U Club H ,s r 'Son Not Pictured) Vicki Krepss (President), Trecy Carter (President Elect . Virgil Murr ., (Vice President), Desra Habury (Secretary), Davia Deloch (Reporter), Belinda Whit (Parliamentarian), Hichelle A ton (T- asur r , Shannon Abear. Uarr n Arnold. Tina Arrington. Cain 3 ck, Susan Botha� , Dana Buti r, Chartei Carreras, Lisa Caruthers. Robert Coienan, Ran da Colson, Rote-t Davenport, Vada Dunn, Sonja Fau;:« Jornny Freeman, Nik Gas«ins, Secky 3 nsl -, Roboie Gregory, 2r:an Gunter, Angie Ha.Is, Kevin Harvey, Tammie Hood. Lisa Jwanicki, Robert King, flarty Kitchens. Hike Kclodciejcryk, Allen Lanbert. Vince Lefler, Laura Longsworth, Robbie Kachado, Bobby HcCorkel, Hark HcConald, John HcElroy, Lonnie Hills, Tim Hills, Steve Hixon, Fran Hocre, Tanmy Newoan, Dawn Newton, Ki� O’Neal. Terri Owens. Hickey Paul, Tommy Price. Karen Ratcliff, 3cbt y Rhodes, Brenda Rhol. Rick Ross. Walt Rushton, Sherry Slaminko, Liana Smith, Harie Sparks. Wade Stanley. Helmda Strychalski, James Taylor, Tamara Taylor, Kelly T%orne, Jonn Toole. Lara Turne , Richarc Villnave, Stacy Waters, Veronica Wilson, Rick Wright Butler’s Vocational Industrial Club of America had a new beginning this year. Their instructor? Mrs. Julie Deraney? has chang- ed the attitude and reputation of the club. In doing this she organized luncheons and recognition for teach- ers? and encouraged participation in state- wide VICA events, club has also had several fund-raisers which ‘ include selling carnations for Valen- tine’s Day? Halloween- grams? Christmas gifts? and Easter candy. Back Rcw-Missy Padgett? Philip Martin? Mike Hammersmith? Linda Myer, Mark Mims? Amy Helton? Michael Thurmond? Hyung So? Anne Sammis Front Row-Karen Klukas? Glenda Lawrence? 01 in Padgett? Monica Radford CPICWPC PI 110 'JOILI IL� L OLLIU Donnie Ackerman? Tarra Adams? Angela Cannady? Allison Christy? Bill Cooper, Tonya Creasy, Pondra Drake? Melanie Dunn, Debra Durance? Debbie Duzenski? Tammy Foster, Shannon Frazier, Angela Gensler? Mike Hammersmith, Mike Hammock? Torri Howze, Rena Key, Karen Klukas, Tricia Lanier, Glenda Lawrence, Mark Lewis? Philip Martin, Mark Mims, Linda Myer, Mike Navarte, Scarlet Odum, Lisa Reynolds, Sheila Roberts, Anne Sammis, Susanne Scharrer, Terrie Shelton, Andrew Smith, Bruce Smith, Xavia Smith, La Monte Smith, Mary Stewart, Monique Trotter, Becky Walden, John Wilson, Meridith Bryan, Adrian Kelly pCYP!-!ni nr? I U I Li I IULUU I PI 110 ULUU Back Row:(L-R) Stephen Cooper, Thomas Gregory, Stephanie Buck, Jeff Greenway, Sherri Wren, Steve McClellan, Melinda Parker, Sonja Smith, Yolanda Usry, Amy Helton, Dianne Fairly. Second Row:(L-R) Genna McLeod, Vanessa Manahan, Marlene Menges, Vincent Lefler. First Row:(L R) Patricia Neal, Shannon McCall, Heidi Metzler, Tern Shelton, Tonya Creasy, Ponda Drake, Lisa Gay, Robin Jones, Angie Newsome, Cam Wallase, Cynthia Collins, Monique Trotter, Sheri Boyd, Michelle Meade, Cathi Morris, Angeligue Russel, Debbie Duzenski, Mrs. Beecher (Adviser). Sitting:(L-R) Jeff Masterson, Karen Gordon, Sharon King, Lynn jregory, Pamela Grant, Felicia Harden, Tracy Tompkins, Renee Prescott. The Psychology Club consists of about 60 members who are eager to serve their community and help others. The advisors� Mrs. Beecher and Mr. Ayers� are dedicated and hard-working. This year the Psychology Club particpated in many e :citing activities. They visited nursing homes and the Friendship House� which is a center for mental health patients on the road to recovery. Several members helped in the Special Olympics held at the Lumpkin Road Stadium. Some members also volunteered at the paging booth at the Richmond County Fair. As their fund-raising projects� they have car washes� host the Miss Butler High School Pageant� and sell raffle tickets. The Psychology Club is an organization designed to promote leadership and service to the community. They are always looking for members willing to work. Adviser’ Lounelle Beecher Co-Adviser: Barry Ayers FBLA moves forward. This years FBLA Club resolved to become more involved in community activities as well as those at school. They hosted events such as '''the M M guess � a Va Ient i nes draw i ng� and se I I ing sn i kers and graduation bears to raise money for the cl up treasurary. FBLA showed the cl up had a heart by providing canned goods tor a needy family and by preparing a nice Christmas dinner tor a tam i Iy in need. They also visited a nurs i ng home to deli ver Christmas candy. Along with the many activities FBLA hasted here in thier own community; they also traveled to other cities to attend conferences and compete in competitions� including the Savannah State Conterance� the Atlanta Competition� and the Harlem Competi ton. MEMBERS: Lisa Anderson� Sharon Barnes� Sharon Beardon� Neisha Bennett� Carlette Cannady� Craddock� Angela Cook� Vicki Forman� Gaskins� Tamara Grey� Joni Halt� Inglet� Elisa Major� Benita Moore� Tatum� Shelly Ui I I iamson. Janet Cawley� David Gary Garland� Michelle Sharon Hughes� Kipp Shannon PowelI� Julie CCA i i r The Future Farmers of America is an organization that helps students understand agriculture, and cultivation of American soil. Being a new club they have only had two major activities. They held a bake sale and planted a tree in front of the school, for Arbor Day. They are locking for new members to help them expand. L-R) Camela Wallace, John Hutchens, Christina Cruse, Ms. cClain DC Joe M P I o n T P IJi.l I.IIJ | IUUI U I l_i Lt. Col. Robert Bracy MSgt. Jack Vicory ) Throughout the school year the JROTC at Butler has been involved with the school and surrounding community.The cadets have participated in drill meets, postal matches for the rifle team, fund raisers such as Toys For Tots, and an Orientation trip to Little Creek, VA. Cadets are active in different activities in the school such as Student Council. They are involved in a Joint Military Parade and Military Ball; they also are escorts for the Miss B.H.S. Pageant. 01ITI COC UU I LLI J nni no OULUI pi i a on OUAfNLI COLOR GUARD COMMANDER D.MAKOWSKI, PICTURED LEFT, (L-R) J.JOHNSON,S,BARNES,C.JOHNSON,P.DAVIS,F.BOWMAN, D. BRONSTEIN, T.MORGAN,M.PANTOJA,A.TAYLOR fijki fill hie end oon ocoinn UI IJ I LIMULI ITIJ Hill oco mn I LIMUU c Tij cmoinn u 111 i LIMULI CCMAI C I LI I ALL noil I TCAM UIMLL I LAI I 231 ccmoco ci nnr-c JLI II LIN II UUO«J Front row (L-R) Sec. A. Dunn, Tres. D Mingmaung, Hst. Keith Morris, Vice Pres. R. Carr, Pres. D. Tolbert, T. Porter, D. Makowski. 2nd row (L-R) M. Ivey, K. McKenny, K. Dunn, J. Rogers, M. Jones, W. Harling, L. Kills, S. Burney, M. Tudor. 3rd row (L-R) A. Taylor, J. Berzett, J. Wilson, S. Rogers, N. Smith, R. Benning, E. Gordon, J. Haley, S. Bothom. Back row (L-R) G. Prince, M. Lewis, R. Harling, F. Hardy, J. Key, P. Davis, S. Walker, Lt. Col. R. Bracy. 232 AtASA; American industrial Art Student Association; is des i gned to deve I op the leadership and persona I abilities of students as they relate to the industrial technological world. AIASA serves the commun i ty . by building Christmas toys for Toys for tots. They also participate in the state and national competition tor individual and group projects. Anyone interested may join. This years Foreign Language Honor Society is designed to allow students to explore the language and culture of three major countries; including Germany; France; and Spain. Each year the club participates in the Foreign Language Festival held at Augusta College. In '85-'B6 the club received many certificates. The organization has also devoted time after school to go to a nursing home to sing and keep the patients happy. During Christmas the club went caroling at the nursing home. Each member of the club must maintain an SS grade average in a foreign language 233 A IAO A IAO MEMBERS: U)i I I iam Collins; Marcus Hopsen; Marc McDonald; Scott Owens; Sherona Peterson; SI anner. CHOC IQ hi l UI ClOl I I AhlQl IA QC LAI lOUAOC Si Ilar Shearien; Ray PEMBERS1 Conuelo Anderson� Susan Anderson� Steve baldwin� Monica Block ii Barry Bridges� Bianca Brook� Dwayne Broussard� Carlette Cannady� Todd Cato� Annette Carr i ea� Charles Crosby� Amy Dixon� Debra Ourrance� Regina English� Debbie Duzenski� Tammy Foster� Shannon Frazier� Bobby Gagnon� Lisa Gay� Christopher Gilchrist� Melissa Gordan� Chris Graham� Mike Hammersmith� April Handy� Felicia Harden� Tony Hardens� Sonya Harvey� Alma Hastings� Crystal Hearn� Amy Hilton� Katie Hobbs� Tara Holmes� John Hutchens� Jammie Jenkins� Yolanda Jenkins� Ernest Jordan� Adrian Kelly� Rena Key� Caral Kietzman� Sa Ram Kim� Shannon Lamb� UN I iam Lamb� Huan Le� Eldora Little John� Donna Lowry� Vanessa MBnahan� Philip Martin� Melanie McLeod� Mark Mims� Linda Myer George Nelson� Karen Nicosea� Scarlett Odum� Kyle Osteen� Rhonda Perry� Monica Radford� Madalen Rahain� Vicki Riggs� John Riley� Cindy Saunders� Denise Skinner� James Smith� Mary Ellen Smith� Mary Stewart� Corey Tanks ley� Traci Taylor� Steven Usry� Jan Villinave� Patrice Ulalker� Suzanne Uare� Kelly Ueaver� Reginald Uilliams� Marcia Ui'lson DC O PI 110 I LI OLUU Promoting school spirit is the Pep Club’s main priority. They encourage students to be supportive of Butler’s activities by selling pompoms, making posters for sports events, and they also make the Run-Through Sign for the goalposts at the football games. Adviser Ms. Jett. 1st row (l-r) Joyce Collins, Cynthia Slagle, Chennel Mabry, Ms. Jett. 2nd row (1-r) LaShawn Wilkerson, Tracy Landrum, Tara Holmes, Sara Felberg, Patricia Metzler, Angela Overstreet, Rachel Dailey. 3rd row (l-r) Cynthia Collins, Erin Shilling, Robyn Jones, Pam Williams. cnni nnv CuuluO I PI 110 OLUU 234 Backrow (l-r) Richard Villnave, Vince Lefler, Michelle Shealy, Melinda Parker, Jeff Greenway, Mickey Paul, Jimmy Braden. 2nd row (l-r) Robert Titus, David Fort, Sean Vandermark, Stephen Cooper, Angie Newman, Donnie Ackerman. 3rd row (l-r) Chris Overtreet, Bernard Burton, Robbie Collins, Cherise Maxner, Tarnmie Guthie, Travis Willis, Mrs. Wise. Front row (l-r) Tony Mason, Tommy Sheridan. The Ecology Club’s main interest is supplying its members with something fun to do. The club occasionally hikes and backpacks at various spots. The adviser instills in the young people a concern for environmental causes. Basically students learn about their surroundings and have fun doing it. Adviser: Ms. Wise. v nn a v uun Top row (L-R) Necol Williams, Cheryl Williams, Brad Brock,Beverly Turner, Lewis Barker, Johnny Beard, Tim Moore Fred Adams, First row:(L-R) Alicia Majors, Monique Bush, Shontel Williams, Benita Moore, William Lambert, Carol Carpenter, Sheila Jordan, Vada Dunn, Melvin Lambert, Second row:(L-R) Lasndra Chester, Carol Overton, Marilyn Walker, Sheila Howard, Sharon Hughes, Kipp Inglett, Sara Burney, Yolanda Usry, Sitting:(L-R) Adrina Bogan, Wanda Butler, Anthony Jackson, Thomasenia Williams, Twana Cain, CIJ A I 11A VOCAis bascially abusinessclub designed to enhance the students7 social communication with the community.Its members have been involed with many fund-raisers.Some selected members were asked to attend the state convention at St. Simons Island to serve as a courtesy corps. The club has also received a certificate for having one hundred percent membership in Georgia VOCA Clubs. They, aisoparticipated in the Region III VOCA contest in Sandersvi1le, Ga. Some attending officers also went to Monroe, Ga. for an Officers Training Conference October 12, 1985. •Back row (L-R) Necol Williams; Sgt. at Arms, Carla Overton; Asst. Sec., Melvin Lambert; Parliamentarian, Melony Kelly? Sec., Front row (L-R) Beverly Turner; Treas., Thomasenia Williams; V-Pres., Sheila Jordon; Pres., Advisers: Mrs. Mattie Burney, Ms. Brenda Bryant. r°nt row (L-R) Chennel Mabry, Stephanie Buck;Pres., Cynthia Uins;V-Pres. row (L-R) Lasandra Chester, Sonja in;Parl iamentarian, Joyce Col 1 ins?Historian, Marcia 'ilson, Adviser- Earlene Jackson. FHA is designed topromote interest and develop skills in the field of 'homemaking. This club is basically made up of young ladies willing to try to become better homemakers. Members have participated in some school fund-raisers such as selling doughnuts and candy, and supplying refreshments for Career Day on February 12, 1986. The members have received much recognition as Future Homemakers of America. 235 Sonja Marcia n o A K A ui r i i r pi i io ululi Wanda Brantley� Stephen Cooper, Toni Curry, Lisa Gay, Shannon Mitchele, Denise Palacz, Sherona Peterson, Suzanne Scharrer, Wade Stanley, Beverly Turner, Michelle Weeks, Tomesenina Williams, ADVISOR? Ms. Hawkins Officers: Pres. - Sharon King, Vice Pres. - Sonja Grant, Sec. - Sheila Roberts, Treas. - Amy Felberg, Rep. - Pam Williams C A P C •j r Q l A new club at Butler, Student Action for Georgia Education, was organized for the first time at Butler. Membership was opened to those interested in continuing their education. Some of the members attended the State Convention held in Statesboro, Ga. at Georgia Southern on February 1, 1986. The club officers participated in workshops of their designated offices. The club officers also attended a training leadership conference at Georgia Southern on April 26, 1936. Hopefully this club will help motivate many students in continuing their education after high school. Pres. - Dana Sanders, Vice Pres. - Amy Cross, Sec. - Lisa Gay, Treas. - Renee Eubanks, Reporter - Glenda Lawrence, Historian - Melinda Parker MCMOCOO I I LI IIJLI .J Donnie Ackerman, Autumn Agee, Elizabeth Bell, Stephanie Bock, Jimmy Braden, Webb Buchanan, Bernard Burton, Ashley Dickerson, Sara Felberg, Angie Jones, C.J, Jones, Vince Lefler, Tricia Metzler, Ernie Miller ADVISER: Mr. Motley Pres.- Mark McDade, Vice Pres. - Robert Titus, Sec. - Elizabeth Bell, Tree. - Frank Neal, cupi a i OTiinicc pi no UUOIAL UlUUILU IjLUU MCM OCOC I I LI I LlLI J Webb Buchanan, Todd Cato, Patricia Dixon, Chris Gilchrist, Brian Gunter, Teresa Hill, Vanessa Manahan, Angie Newsome, Chiquita Pereina, Sherona Peterson, Kim Price, Phil Robinson, Debbie Rolland, Dana Sanders, Russell Sapp, Erin Shi 1 by, Cynthia Slagle, Tracey Tedder, Lisa Walden, Deana Way, Ericka Williams, Katrina Wilson, Marcia Wilson Officers: Pres. - Trevor Richards, Sec.- Sherri Wren, ADVISER: Mr. Cornelius Padgett, Vice Pres. Treas. - Mary Ellen Smith Ken 237 f'uccc pi i in UI ILUU OLLI0 p ij n o 11 e L� l IUI U • J rnKincoT r unip uui ii_� Cr i unulK First Row(L-R): Mrs. Mazyck� Sissy Sweat� SHeryl Golatt� Tammy Dykes� Tracey Tompkins� Angela Overstreet� R.B. Jones� Chris Gilchrist� Carl Pope� Bernard Johnson� Sheronda Vinson� Tonia Oliver� Angel ique Russell� Connie Cheeks� Marsha Mason� Tame I a Mariney� Lisa Landrum. Second Row (L-R)«Nata I ie Brinson� Tarra Adams� Wendy Lawerence� Carol Carpenter� Brenda Bennett� Brett Felder� Larry Little� Ronnie Barnes� Steven Muza� Barbara Guy� Tammy May� Elicia Major� Eldora Littlejohn� Erica Williams� Sheri Boyd� Tammy Foster. Third Row (L-R) ' Wanda Butler� Tonya Blackwell� Sonya Cantrell� Yolanda Usry� Maurice Anthony� Micheal Kelly� Dominic Holmes� John Leaptrotte� Karmenlita Stevens� Katrina Wilson� Felicia Major� Chiquita Pereira� Tresia Ballard. Fourth Row (L-R)« Monica Kelly� Paige Kinley� Carla Lockett� Lavone Hilton� Cynthia Collins� Rachel Dailey� Steven Usry� Robert Oliver� Clarence Collins� Webb Buhanan� Paul Leaptrotte� Sonya Grant� Adrinia Bogan� Michele Jones� Lina Barton� Kimberly Heggie� Oiane Fairley� Sabrina Gaines. 238 The Choral Department had another successful year to remember.They sold calendars, cards, donuts, and candy. In February, Concert Choir did Valentine Sing-A-Grams. In March,.the Choral Booster Club put on a Woman less Wedding, with the parts played by the male faculty and administrators. All the fund-raising done by the Choral Department went toward music, awards, accessories, and mainly for their extended festival at Carowinds. In addition to the fund-raising projects, the Choral Department performed at various places. In Covington, Ga., at the Large Group Festival, Concert Choir received an Excellent rating and the Male Chorus received a Superior rating. The Chorus has performed for several community activities. • They performed at the Augusta Mall, Regency Mall, the Friendship House, etc. Under ’ the direction of Mrs. Mazyck, the Butler High School Chorus made many memories and maintained a good reputation. First Row (L-R): Angela Overstreet (Pres.)� Sonya Grant (V-Pres.), Rachel Dailey (Sec.)� Adrinia Bogan (Treas.). Second Row(L-R): Tracey Tompkins (Phone Operator), Karmenlita Stevens and Eldora Littlejohn (Lib.), Brenda Bennett (Par.). Third Row(L-R): Carol Carpenter (Sop. Sec. Leader), Lisa Landrum (Pian.), Tamela Mariney (Wardrobe Cus.), Fourth Row(L-R): Larry Little (Bass Sec. Leader), Michele Jones (Alto Sec. Leader), Paul Leaptrotte (Ten. Sec. ade Voland JsH Boostei lut n asu . Mrs. Mazyck directing during Christmas Assembly Front Rou (L-R): Carl Pope Tracey Tompkins� Angela Overstreet� Larry Little, Middle Rou (L-R): Steven Muza, Diane Fairley, Paul Leaptrotte, Yolanda Usry, Chris Gilchrist, Adrinia Bogan, Tyrone Stokes, Back Row (L-R): Katrina Wilscr Brenda Bennett, Paige Kinley, Sonya Grant. VTCT A I L I A I I ALL CTATC U I A I C First Row: Angela Overstreet, Second Rou (L-R): Tamela Man'ney, Paige Kinley, Third Rou (L-R): Sonya Grant, Yolanda Usry, Adrinia Bogan. AI I -State Finalists' Steven Usry and Paul Leaptrotte. 239 Concert Choir performing at their Christmas Program. First Row: Bernard Johnson� Second Row Larry Little� Third Row Steven Usry� Fourth Row Paul Leaptrotte 240 The Superior Sounds of Augusta performs for the community and the student body. They are seen at all football games, various concerts, pep-rallies, and school activities. They also participate in many events outside of school: the Peach Bowl Parade in Atlanta, the Armed Forces Day Parade in Chattanooga, the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., and the Smokey Mountain Music Festival in Gatlinburg. At the Tenth District Festival, Butler received overall superior ratings. Many members have received excellent medals at the Solo Ensemble Festival. We are honored to have such a talented group of students at Butler. They have proven the benefits of teamwork. o A ni n urw iu 241 Band Director: Mr. Butler Drum Major Suzanne Ware Asst. Drum Major Natalie Lee Members: Tara Adams, Joey Anderson, Carmen Benavides, Mel Bowen, Frank Brumbeloe, Apral Bush, Antonio Bussey, Balinda Cheely, .Kerrie Collins, Robbie Collins, Zarina Couch, Mike Cox, Pat Cox, Carol Davis, Susie Dunbar, Candy Edgin, Jeff Edwards, Wanda Flores, Paul Fuehrer, Rhonda Gilbert, Sheryl Golatt, Karen Gordon, Melissa Gordon, Pamela Grant, Tonya Greene, Antonio Harden, Felicia Harden, Edward Hayes, Amy Helton, Edward Henderson, Eric Hillman, Maurice Hillman, George Hinton, Katie Hobbs, Ann Ivory, Shane Johnson, Cedric Jones, Erica Jones, Rena Key, Curtis Kilgore, Glenda Lawrence, Natalie Lee, Shelton Lilly, Laura Longsworth, Dalton Lowery, Raina Miller, Chris Minderman, Mark Mobley, Cathy Morris, Steven Moses, Ginny Murray, Keith Murray Gloria Negron, George Nelson, James Perkins, Tracey Pierson, Geoffrey Prince, Derrick Rahney, William Robinson,Cassandra Rollen, Toniette Rollen, Lee Ryle, Russell Sapp, Charles Scott, David Sherman, Donald Simmons,Anita Singleton,Mary Ellen Smith, Sammy Smith, Sonya Smith,- Patty Speer, Tonya Stone, Traci Taylor, Lisa Thurmond, Jose Torres, Robert Utley, Denise Walker, Suzanne Ware, Lynn Weatherford, Donna Weaver, Raymond Wells, Amy West, Mary Wilkinson, Mike Williams, Quindella Williams, Marcia Wilson, Marcelle Young 4 Officers: Druiri Major Suzanne Ware, Percussion Sect. Leader James Perkins, Dancing Girl Co-Captain Melissa Gordon, Dancing Girl Captain Vice-Pres. Katie Hobbs, Asst. Percussion Sect. Leader Jeff Edwards, Aide Cassandra Rollen, Pres. Paul Fuehrer, Flute Sect. Leader Marcelle Young, Asst. Director Keith Murray, Flag Co-Captain Asst. Librarian Lynn Weatherford, Trombone Sect. Leader William Robinson, Flag Co-Captain Carmen Benavides, Flag Captain Glenda Lawrence, Hospitality Mary Wilkinson, Librarian Sec. Mary Ellen Smith, Asst. Drum Major Treas. Natalie Lee Flag Corps Ginny Murray, Carmen Benavides, Lynn Weatherford, Gloria Negron, Patty Speer, Laura Longsworth, Glenda Lawrence, Toniette Rollen, Amy Helton, Lee Ryles, Amy West, Cathy Morris Dancing Girls: Tonya Stone, Rhonda Gilbert, Pam Rogers, Pam Grant, Susie Dunbar, Ann Ivory, Katie Hobbs, Melissa Gordon, Tara Adams, Rena Key, Marcia Wilson, Sheryl Golatt, Quindella Wi11iams Majorettes: Tracey Pierson, Donna Weaver, Denisi Standinq: Mr. Butler, Karen Gordon, Janes Perkins, Wiliam Robinson, George Nelson, Shelton Lilly, Suzanne Ware, Jose Torres, Erie Hillman, Sitting: (middle) Donald Simmons, Antonio Garden (front) Keith Murray, Maurice Hillman, Tonya Greene, Paul Fuehrer, Natalie Lee Butler also has a Stage Band, pictured left. The Stage Band performs at the Julian Smith Casino each year for the Senior Citizens and it is greatly appreciated. They are invited to play at other schools and participate in many events. They have received superior ratings in their solos and as an ensemble. This year Butler dominated the All-County Jazz Band. Three members of the Stage Band advanced to the All-State Jazz Band. The Stage Band is an important asset to the Music Department. Wycliffe Gordon is awarded Outstanding Band Person and Outstanding Solo Person by Dr. Oil iff. 243 0 0 I Kl P IDA I ' L' c P U n I A Q 0 1 f ii iuii r l u Oui iulAau We would like to recognize the Principal’s scholars who are the students with the highest average in their grade for the first semester, DARA TOUCH AMITA i ii in TO A i f r o i unv a on i iu wni u f U AMpiriM l.i mi n iui i W! are proud of Anita Hou,ard uho is � • 1985 AAAA State Champion in th 100 meters and 200 meters. In the history of Butler High School track, th first girl to win a state championship was Anita Howard. She was only freshman when she won last year. Fortunately she uiill have many mor opportunities to compete. She holds the school record in the 100 yd dash, 221 yd dash, 100 meters, and 200 meters. She was a member of the 440 yd relay team mile relay team, 400 meter relay team, and 1600 meter relay team In the 21 relay, Anita placed fourth in the nation. Butler appreciates Anita Howard7' hard work and dedication, we wish her luck m her future endeavors! Congratulations Anita Ann Howard! 245 Pi IIo OLU0 t • v d yo A LW lIJ i_ounelie Beecher—ADVISES Mrs. Beecher is an outstanding indiviual with just the perfect wag of doing things. She is an asset to any activity she is involved in. Mrs. Beecher is a perfect example of the quality of people here at Butler. Barry Ayres-Co ADVISES Mr. Ayres is involved with both the Psychology Club and Student Council. Mr. Ayres is a great man with a strong dedication to Butler The Psychology Club helped sponsor the 1st Annual Miss BHS Pageant. Approxi- mately thirty-six girls competed in 1985 and thirty girls will compete in 1936. To each girl, this title is a prestigious honor. This pageant is a major fund-raiser for the Psychology Club and Class Councils. The following students took part in the Friendship House Beau Felix presents Mr. Jarmon with a famous Bulldog Mug . Officers (left to right) Tonya Creasy, Robert Donehoo, Michelle Mead, Lynn Gregory, Sonya Smith, Mrs. Beecher and Beau Felix ( Not Pictured) The Psychology Club is one of the most productive clubs at Butler. Students experience work by volunteering their services to help people who need special attention, such as those at the Friendship House. The Psychology Club helped sponser the 1st Annual Miss Butler High School Pageant. The club also takes part in major fund-raisers like selling raffle tickets and participating in car washes. The Psychology Club benefits the community, as well as the school, and we are proud to have such an active club at Butler. Beau Felix presents Mr.Clark with a Bulldog Mug. 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Horn, Vad, Elaine, Kevin, Stephanie, Rick, Elizabeth, and Aihlee Co ngratulatlon ! We love you! Vaddy, Momma, Stacy, Nonnle and Donald ■T ft PIC IIAL.IL n i ft m m c ui Ai ii iC DC I I ULLL ICMMICCO LlU II III l_ I ICMUINQ U L I 11 I I I u 251 ijt wincn i i viudj RECORDING Of Augusta Quality Video Photography For All Occasions 790-1887 BEST WISHES BUTLER CONGRATULATIONS! MflM WIPI I Illi U M I MJI I, V lUINl , U I L LIAI I AMARA REMISE GREY CongA.atu.latj.oni to you on your graduation firom high ichool. Thii ii only the. beginning oi the re.it o{ your li e. May God aluiayi guide you in the right direction. Love, Mother, Daddy, Shannon and V.J. i amcc nnyi c jm il«j uu i lc CLASS nc ui 10 oc I.JUQ Zb2 Melissa 8. Padgett, we wish ■for your Maturity Enlightenment Love Intel1igence 8elf-i improvement Self 1 emaneas Adaptability We are very proud of you. Love, Aunt Lillian, Uncle Dean, and Yvette Melissa 8. Padgett, Congratulations to a wonderful happiness and success you desei Melissa 8. Padgett, together we form your greatest fan club, and together tell you how very proud we are. We love you very much. Grandmama and Granddaddy Medlin Grandmama and Granddaddy Padgett Aunt Gin, Uncle Wes, and Greg Aunt Debbie, Uncle Doug, and Jason ister. We hope you achieve all the e. Lin and Monica Melissa S. Padgett, You know that we love you, because you have always acknowledged and returned our love. You surely know the pride that we feel, because you have always been sensitive to our pleasure. Not only love and pleasure, but also a great source of great joy! You have given us boundless joyj sometimes coming from your many unique MIBSY-isms . As we often do, we wish to recount some of the most endearingi 1. Shhhh. Listen! 2. Guess who’s here? Missy!!“ 3. “ M, I, button on the i, 8, S, Y 4. In a minute... 5. We’re mad because we missed the train, aren't we? 6. Don’t you come get me 7. There's three of us 8. That one’s a boy 9. ...but I don’t want a broken arm 10. ...but I can cry until they let me play” 11. Without me, you’d be lost souls 12. I'm not through with you yet 13. I know James Taylor! 14. Hello. Hello? Hello!! You’d better say hello!! 15. ...that's my biggest problem 16. You’re going to see LETTERMAN??!! What could we ever have done, that entitled us to such a wonderful and remarkable experience? We thank you for the love, the pride, and the joy. Mama and Daddy pnKing Ami ATinMCi oui ior r i lm_ a i iui 10 ! TO 101 ITC 11 MUU I L rn a ncniPATcn tcapucc I U A ULUIOAI UU I LAUI H_P The 1985-86 Candela Staff is proud to dedicate this yearbook to an outstanding and caring teacher, Mrs Nancy Brown♦ Not only is this dedication a credit to Brown's teaching, but a credit to Butler as well Mrs Brown graduated frow Butler , class of '68 She then went on to recieve her B A and Master's in Mathematics froM Augusta College♦ Mrs Brown, with 14 years teaching expience, is head of Butler's math department and teaches high level math courses such as trigonometry and calculus She was instrumental in the push for computers in the school Mrs Brown has set up and organized an outstanding math lab, from which other math teachers may borrow materials to help students learn She coaches the math team and sponsors Mu Alpha Theta Not only is Mrs Brown a superb teacher, but she is willing to help students on an individual basis She offers tutoring sessions after school for those in need of help, and she advises the students interested in college or furthering their education Mrs Brown also keeps the students informed on school activities or changes in the school system E'.utler is honored to have such a fine teacher This dedication is to let her know she is appreciated and respected at BHS cnrrnoe LUI I UI U CTAPIC U I AI_.IL AMY AI I I QC I I ULLL nivnw UlAUI I .. And now the halt axe empty The AoundA have gone away, Oux Senlox Veax haA come and gone We don’t know what to Aay. Thti li e we know Ia ovex, And the vlctoxleA axe won, But do we all juAt xeallze- We've only juAt begun.. Baxxy AyxeA 9-28-84 The Meaning of Candela Candela is a Latin utord meaning to shine. We feel this is an appropriate title for the yearbook and staff because our purpose is to reflect memories of the past to the students. We hope the student body appreciates our work and we hope it will remind them of their experiences at Butler. This year the Candela Staff worked hard to produce a book we felt would satisfy the students. We chose Captured Time as the theme and used digital lettering throughout the book. With the addition of a computer, the letter style was perfect for our theme. We would especially like to thank the editors of the various sections. However, many pages would not have been completed without the help of the entire staff. We would like to extend our appreciation to our advisers, Mrs. Walters and Mr. Stalk, for supervising us, Mr. Rogers and Mr. Sherman, for all the time they spent taking just the right pictures, and to Mrs. Jett, for changing the typewriter ribbon whenever we needed it. A special thanks also goes to Melanie McNair for allowing the staff to use her dog, Mischief , on the divider pages and throughout the book. Thanks to anyone else who helped to make this yearbook the best it could possibly be. 256 . :«W|