Iroquois Central High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Elma, NY)

Page 89 text:

VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: T. Starr, T. Fullington. M. Rudich. T. Vines. B. Maze, R. Robinson. F, Wallace, K, McDonald. T. Lew- inski, B. Busch. J. Brynes, Row 2: B. Paddock. R. Radder, J. Decker, J. Kurtz, T. Bender. R. Hollowood, R. Flick. G. Bennett, R. Phillips, S. Hopkins. R, Zielinski, J. Moffett, B. Balcerzak, B. Schmidt, B. Moffett. Row 3: Coach Latimer, R. Kane, J. Williamson, J. Schroeder, J. Schcifla, R. Petrell, P. Ackerman. M. Stoiber, D. Hickey, R. Byrnes. D. Domcn, Coach Foster. CO-CAPTAINS B. Balcerzak, S. Hopkins. We’ve Got the Power! Push 'em back—way back.” The Chiefs from Iroquois, co-captained by Steve Hopkins ind Bob Balcerzak, established an excellent record, winning six games and losing two. Iroquois 12—Lakeshore 6 Iroquois 12—East Aurora 14 Iroquois 18—Springville 6 Iroquois 2—Depew 20 Iroquois 25—Eden 0 Iroquois 26—Sloan 0 Iroquois 20—Clarence 13 Iroquois 46—Lancaster 6 Throughout the season the squad was aided by the great running of Hopkins, Maze and Rudich. Don Doman, our surprise passer, also saw action. Bob Balcerzak, Bob Schmidt, John Moffett and Max Stoiber did exceptional jobs of block- ing on the line. Kurtz and Vines gained yardage when we needed it. We had a good center in Ken MacDonald. Jim Williamson and Tim Bender did outstanding jobs as blocking backs. Jim Scheifia helped to put a punch in our defense. Everyone on the squad has had a part in the success of our team. Each member contributed much in ability and morale. 85 “S-T-R-E-T-C-H

Page 88 text:

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row I: L. Becker, N. Tyler. Row 2: E. Wells, S. VanLew, S. Standart, P. Fagan, N. Vesper, J. Schulenbcrg. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row I: C. Moore, C. Stevens, S. Kotlarski, A. Haubcr, P. Rudich, S. Schrcglman. Row 2: A. Lis, L. Starr, P. Lippmann, I. Vines. 84

Page 90 text:

JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: R. Holmes, P. Bos, B. Eagle, D. Flick, A. Strief, J, Becker, D. Wrobel, L. Wallace, O. Berry, A. Leasure, F. Handy, R. Van Lew, L, Briggs. Row 2: R. Radder—Manager, J. Scheifla, J. Theal, D. Kerr, K. Pcttapiccc, D. Krzyzan, D. Sherman, T. DuMoulin, R. Smith, M. Szwaczkowski, W. Price, L. Bove, C. Handy, M. Morris, R. Moffett Manager. Row 3: Mr. Stohrer, T. DuMoulin—Manager, T. Tuck, J. Sanborn, C. Hajduk, D. Spink, D. Bradford, I. Matchulat, P. Byrnes, R. Boland, W. Byrnes, T. Hopkins, G. Maustellar, C. Schroeder, A. Berry, R. Paddock—Manager, Mr. Petersen. Hit ’em again—harder” 86 The Iroquois Braves, under the coaching of Mr. Stohrer and Mr. Petersen, completed a successful season with a record of six wins and two losses. Their improvement was constant through- out the season. The highlight came with a thrilling 18-0 victory over the Lancaster team which had not lost a game in its last forty-one starts. No summary of the season would be complete without mentioning the tremendous running of Bob Smith who provided much excitement in scoring seventy-eight of the Braves one hundred and forty-four points. The J.V.’s opened the season on the home field by hammering out a 13-0 victory against Lakeshore. In another hard fought game, the Braves conquered Springville 13-7. Eden was an easier game for our continually improving J.V.’s. They triumphed by a score of 31-7. The next game was more difficult as the Braves defeated a determined Clarence team 19-6. Playing the East Aurora J.V.’s on our home field, the Braves lost an exciting yet disappointing game by a score of 28-19. The following week our boys were subdued by a strong Depew team by a margin of 21-7. The J.V.’s roared back against Sloan on the next Friday afternoon, pounding out a 24-0 victory. The season reached an exciting climax in the last game against Lancaster, when the J.V.'s ground out an 18-0 victory in an overwhelming game. Our congratulations to the boys and their coaches for an ex- cellent season. “Let’s get organized