Butler Area Senior High School
Class Of 1966
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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | Russell P. Geibel 4/27 |
| • | Devorah Cassel (Castor) 4/24 |
| • | Gary L. Miller 4/22 |
| • | Bradley W. Sabelli 4/20 |
| • | Mary E. Hutchison (Gregg) 4/3 |
| • | Raymond (Ray) C. Lewis 3/26 |
| • | Carl A. Rose, Jr. 3/24 |
| • | Clyde Braun 3/22 |
| • | William J. Rogerson Jr. (Bill) 3/2 |
| • | Eileen Collins (Saul) 2/17 |
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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
| • | Nancy Buchholz (Wallace) 5/1 |
| • | Dean R. Salisbury 5/2 |
| • | David Crawford 5/3 |
| • | Mary Ann Isovitsch (Brookes) 5/3 |
| • | Marsha Campbell (Gerhardt) 5/4 |
| • | Anna Beitch (Habil) 5/8 |
| • | Thomas A. MacDonald 5/9 |
| • | Ruth Smiley (Lattimore) 5/9 |
| • | Linda Spangler (Davis) 5/9 |
| • | Eileen Collins (Saul) 5/10 |
| • | George "Mike" J. Kelly 5/10 |
| • | Linda L. Kemery (Carr) 5/10 |
| • | Marilyn Albin (Edinger) 5/11 |
| • | Janie L. Oesterling (Douthett) 5/11 |
| • | Pat Flanigan 5/12 |
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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This site has been created and is managed at zero cost to you. It exist to promote, celebrate, and reconnect with all members of our class
Once you join you'll find announcements with up to date reunion and/or other activities being plannd, plenty of memories from our high school days, and a great way to see what's become of everyone and reconnect with old friends
May Holidays and Observation Days
Military Appreciation Month
Asian Pacific Heritage Month
American Heritage Month
ALS Awareness Month
Arthritis Awareness Month
Bladder Cancer Awareness Month
Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month
Brain Cancer Awareness Month
Celiac Awareness Month
| May 1 | Thurs | YOM Ha'atmaut, Law Day, Loyalty Day |
| May 1 | Thurs | National Prayer Day |
| May 3 | Sat | Kentucky Derby |
| May 3 | Sat | National Explosive Ordinancde Disposal Day |
| May 4 | Sun | International Family Equility Day |
| May 5 | Mon | Cinco de Mayo |
| May 6 | Tues | Nat'l Nurses Day, Nat'l TeacherAppreciation Day |
| May 8 | Thurs | World Ovarian Cancer Day, Victory in Europe |
| May 8 | Thurs | World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day |
| May 9 | Fri | Military Spouse Appreciation Day |
| May11 | Sun | Mother's Day |
| May12 | Mon | International Nurses Day |
| May15 | Thurs | Peace Officers Memorial Day |
| May16 | Fri | Lag BaOmer, Nat'l Defense Transportation Day |
| May17 | Sat | Armed Forces Day, Preakness Stakes |
| May20 | Tues | World Autoimmune Autoinflammatory Arthritis |
| May21 | Wed | Emergency Medical Serv for Children Day |
| May22 | Thur | National Maritime Day |
| May25 | Sun | African Liberation Day |
| May25 | Sun | National Missing Children's Day |
| May26 | Mon | MEMORIAL DAY |
| May29 | Thurs | Ascension Day |
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First Quarter Moon: May 4th |
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Full Moon - May 12th - FLOWER MOON
May’s Flower Moon name should be no surprise; flowers spring forth across North America in abundance this month! The Full Flower Moon will be the second full moon of Spring and the Full Moon in Scorpio. The April New Moon will start the lunar cycle for the May 12 Full Moon.
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Last Quarter Moon: May 20th |
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New Moon: May 26th |
May 2025 will be packed with spectacular sights for stargazers — and the action gets underway immediately. The final month before dark skies become scarce close to the solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, May will feature a rare comet brushing past the (Swan Comet) Pleiades (When: 45 minutes after sunset on Thursday, May 1 and Friday, May 2, 2025), Mars close to the sparkling Beehive Cluster, “shooting stars” from Halley’s Comet (When: early hours of Tuesday, May 6, 2025), and the rise of the full flower moon. All some planetary alignments and even a celestial “smiley face” and the warmer nights and longer twilights are set to stun. Here’s everything you need to know about stargazing in May 2025.
Taurus (April 21st - May 20th)
Strengths: Dependable, enduring, pragmatic, dedicated, liable, stabile.
Weaknesses: Hard-nosed, property-owning, don't accept compromises.
Taurus likes: Work in garden, preparing meals, music, romanticism, trending clothing, laboring with hands.
Taurus dislikes: Unpredictable alterations, difficulties, precariousness.
Gemini (May 21 – June 20)
Strengths: Tender, obtrusive, curious, capability to learn novel things and quickly sharing it, accessible.
Weaknesses: Nervous, incoherent, irresolute.
Gemini likes: Music, reading books, talking with merely everybody, lots of travelling to any place.
Gemini dislikes: Eagerness for solitude, routine, restrictions.
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Interesting Veterans Statistics |
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One afternoon, a young guy decides to play a quick round of golf, thinking he can squeeze in nine holes before he needs to leave. Just as he's about to start, an elderly man comes along and asks to join him. Despite his concern about being slowed down, the young man agrees. Surprisingly, the elderly man plays at a quick pace. His shots aren't long, but they're straight and fast.
As they approach the ninth hole, the younger player finds himself in a tricky situation. A large pine tree is in his way, right between his ball and the green. While he’s deciding what to do, the older man says, “When I was as young as you, I’d hit the ball right over that tree.”
Feeling challenged, the young man gives it his all. Unfortunately, his ball flies into the tree, bounces around, and lands just a foot from where it started. The elderly man says, “Of course, back in my day, that tree was only about three feet tall.”
They call us "The Elderly"
We were born in the 40-50-60’s.
We grew up in the 50-60-70's.
We studied in the 60-70-80's.
We were dating in the 60-70-80-'s.
We got married and discovered the world in the 60-70-80's.
We venture into the 70-80-90’s.
We stabilize in the 2000’s.
We got wiser in the 2010’s.
And we are going firmly through and beyond 2020.
Turns out we've lived through EIGHT different decades..
TWO different centuries..
TWO different millennia..
We have gone from the telephone with an operator for long–distance calls tovideo calls to anywhere in the world.
We have gone from slides to YouTube, from vinyl records to online music, from handwritten letters to email and Whats App.
From live matches on the radio, to black and white TV, colour TV
We were born in the 40-50-60’s.
We grew up in the 50-60-70's.
We studied in the 60-70-80's.
We were dating in the 60-70-80-'s.
We got married and discovered the world in the 60-70-80's.
We venture into the 70-80-90’s.
We stabilize in the 2000’s.
We got wiser in the 2010’s.
And we are going firmly through and beyond 2020.
Turns out we've lived through EIGHT different decades..
TWO different centuries..
TWO different millennia..
We have gone from the telephone with an operator for long–distance calls tovideo calls to anywhere in the world.
We have gone from slides to YouTube, from vinyl records to online music, from handwritten letters to email and Whats App.
From live matches on the radio, to black and white TV, colour TV
and then to 3D HD TV.
We went to the Video store and now we watch Netflix.
We got to know the first computers, punch cards, floppy disks and now we have gigabytes and megabytes on our smartphones.
We wore shorts throughout our childhood and then long trousers, Oxfords, flares, shell suits & blue jeans..
We dodged infantile paralysis, meningitis, polio, tuberculosis,
We went to the Video store and now we watch Netflix.
We got to know the first computers, punch cards, floppy disks and now we have gigabytes and megabytes on our smartphones.
We wore shorts throughout our childhood and then long trousers, Oxfords, flares, shell suits & blue jeans..
We dodged infantile paralysis, meningitis, polio, tuberculosis,
swine flu and now COVID-19.
We rode skates, tricycles, bicycles, mopeds, petrol or diesel cars and now we drive hybrids or electric..
Yes, we've been through a lot but what a great life we've had!
They could describe us as "exennials," people who were born in that world of the fifties, who had an analog childhood and a digital adulthood.
We've kind of "Seen-It-All"!
Our generation has literally lived through and
We rode skates, tricycles, bicycles, mopeds, petrol or diesel cars and now we drive hybrids or electric..
Yes, we've been through a lot but what a great life we've had!
They could describe us as "exennials," people who were born in that world of the fifties, who had an analog childhood and a digital adulthood.
We've kind of "Seen-It-All"!
Our generation has literally lived through and
witnessed more than any other in every dimension of life..
It is our generation that has literally adapted to "CHANGE."
A big round of applause to all the members of a very special generation,
It is our generation that has literally adapted to "CHANGE."
A big round of applause to all the members of a very special generation,
which will be UNIQUE!!!!
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🙏🙏🙏
Little Poem For Seniors, so true it hurts!
Another year has passed
And we're all a little older.
Last summer felt hotter
And winter seems much colder.
There was a time not long ago
When life was quite a blast.
Now I fully understand
About 'Living in the Past'
We used to go to weddings,
Football games and lunches..
Now we go to funeral homes
And after-funeral brunches.
We used to go out dining,
And couldn't get our fill.
Now we ask for doggie bags,
Come home and take a pill.
We used to often travel
To places near and far.
Now we get sore asses
From riding in the car.
We used to go to nightclubs
And drink a little booze.
Now we stay home at night
And watch the evening news.
That, my friend is how life is,
And now my tale is told.
So, enjoy each day and live it up...
Before you're too damned old!
P.S.Yes, I am thankful to live till I'm this old ...
Another year has passed
And we're all a little older.
Last summer felt hotter
And winter seems much colder.
There was a time not long ago
When life was quite a blast.
Now I fully understand
About 'Living in the Past'
We used to go to weddings,
Football games and lunches..
Now we go to funeral homes
And after-funeral brunches.
We used to go out dining,
And couldn't get our fill.
Now we ask for doggie bags,
Come home and take a pill.
We used to often travel
To places near and far.
Now we get sore asses
From riding in the car.
We used to go to nightclubs
And drink a little booze.
Now we stay home at night
And watch the evening news.
That, my friend is how life is,
And now my tale is told.
So, enjoy each day and live it up...
Before you're too damned old!
P.S.Yes, I am thankful to live till I'm this old ...
and really thankful I can laugh about it..😊
Life may not be the party we hoped for...
but while we are here, we might as well dance
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