Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1986 volume:

86 TORCH Published by 1986 Torch Stoff Attica High School Africa, New York 14011 Torch Offices: Sroff Dining Room Volume 62 Number 1 Graduation Program Week of June 22-29, 1986 INSIDER: Quofes Homecoming, Halloween, Chrisfmas, Prom, Senior Poll. Portraits, Articles — LEARNING CHANNELS Faculty Cr Staff of Attica High.7 SPORTS VIEW The Blue Devils................17 AR TS ENTER TAINMENT Music (j Mania.................40 DAYTIME DRAMA Underclassmen....... PRIME TIME Seniors............. 59 75 Editor — Stacy Henneberg Advisors — Mrs. Julio Schroder, Mr. James Kofulo Photographers — Mary Beth Stout, Jeannie Kirch Cover Design — Pom Springer Toylor Representative — Steve Conner Production Stoff — Mory Beth Stout, Nancy Dyson, Pom Springer, lla DiPosquole, Billie Lindsey, Angie Pocello, Julie Conrad, Lisa Fitch, Brian Fugle, Jenny Hall Contributing Sroff — Chris Fugle, Jeannie Kirch, Mory Jones, Denise Kirsch, Stocy Unselr, Sandy Acquord, Ann Schwab i dedication This year we dedicate our yearbook ro o teacher who is o credit to his profession and who shows o genuine interest in the students of Attica Central School. He has the patience ro understand a student's problems. He knows how ro joke, ond often does, bur he knows instinctively when ro return ro the serious business of teaching. He cores enough to stay after school ond give extra help, ro watch o ream or to just be there or many school events. As the odvisor for the moth, computer, ond its academic teams, he hos given many hours ro the students of Attica. He coaches frock ond girls J.V. basketball. His announcing skills or football, soccer ond basketball gomes ore the stuff legends ore mode of. He contributes to our town by also reaching on Adult Ed. Computer course. This unique individual hos mode our high school years more meaningful by his example and hos given us many pleasant memories ro cherish in the future years. The staff of the 1986 Torch gratefully dedicates this edition ro Mr. Gould. Owen 2 3 VIEWS 6 PREVIEWS 4 There is only one ploce you will find oil these stars. In Attica Senior High. 1986 TORCH 5 School and television ore two major forces which shape today's world. We hove spent countless hours on both. Perhaps it is nor surprising that these two things shore much in common. Here in Attica we hove our own personal learning channels — the teachers ond staff who work with us to provide o sound educational program. Each doy brings its own little dramas, complete with ups ond downs that we can't always anticipate. The clubs and organizations seek to provide us the odditionol opportunity of arts ond entertainment. Our athletic teams offer us o view of sports that we con carry with us the rest of our lives. For seniors the final year here is primetime — o rime for o final yeor of learning ond growth ond fun. We hope this edition of the Torch provides you with o memorable glance bock ot the 85-86 school yeor here in Attica. 6 DISTRICT A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 8 Edward Stores, Superintendent Edward Kirby, Business Manager BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated, L. to R.: Mrs. Shirley Ellsworth, Mrs. Florence Williman — President, Mrs. Solly Gospodorski. Standing, L. to R.: Mr. Anthony Cusmono, Mr. Roy Hen-neberg — Vice President, Dr. Bruce Lamb. Missing: Mr. Albert Audsley HIGH SCHOOL Alfred L. Feeney, High School Principol Mosh Ernest Lusky, Assistont Principol Hill Street Blues” Judy Trouscht, Swirchboord Operator An individual's choice of television shows may often reveal something about that person's personality. We surveyed the odminisrrorion and staff of our high school to see which shows they considered their favorites. You will see that the shows selected ore os varied os the personalities who work here. We will leave it up to you to evaluate whor each person's choice reveals. Connie Donnelly, Guidance Secretory ■ y5how Thelma Wood, Main Office Secretory The Cosby Show” A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 9 Barbara Alvur, Commercial Miami Vice” James Arnold, Social Studies “Hill Street Blues” Kyle Baker, Special Ed Knot's Landing” Robert Burey, Art The Cosby Show” Conni Conway, English Cheers William Colvenbach, Social Studies The Golden Girls” Timothy Dugan, Guidance Counselor Dynasty” 10 Frank Favasuli, Social Studies 60 Minutes Dallas Edmiston, Psychologist Jodi Ann Fisher, Special Ed. Cheers James Farnholz, In-School Suspension Cheers Lois Flohive, School Nurse Cagney 6 Lacey Shoron Froterrigo, English Moonlighting” John Freeman, Science Leave It To Beaver 11 Morgorer Geitner, Morh Dallas Anne Hertlein, Morh '’Moonlighting Cheryl Goodridge, Commercial Three's Company Thomas Havens, Social Studies Miami Vice Sondro Jursred, Librorion Remington Steele Owen Gould, Moth Beverly Hillbillies James Kelly, Moth MASH” 12 James Kotula, English Twilight Zone Fred Mangefrida. Social Studies Miami Vice Winanne Kotula, Home Economics Hill Street Blues Dennis Leyden, Physical Education Monday Night Football John McCarty, Industrial Arts Miami Vice Richard Londwehrle, Science Crazy Like a Fox Kathy McDonald, English The Cosby Show 10 Stephen Overton, Heolth Remington Steele Donold Rogers, Bond Mosh Mary Jone Mikolajczyk, Spanish Cosby Show Lee Ann Pugliese, Music The Cosby Show Dole Robinson, Science Cheers Anthony Nucci, French Sr. Elsewhere 14 Kathy Sadlon, Science Miami Vice Dennis Schrader, Commercial Cheers Julia Schrader, Guidance Counselor ”5f. Elsewhere Marc Seeger, Industrial Arts Miami Vice Stanley Slivinski, Social Studies Dynasty Linda Smith, English The Cosby Show Joseph Stephens, Industrial Arts Miami Vice” 15 Marie Srroh, English The Cosby Show ' Joseph Wolak, English St. Elsewhere Mary Lou Wolfley, Physical Ed The Cosby Show Susan Tretter, Special Ed Knot's Landing Donny West, Moth Honeymooners Bonnie Versoge, Special Ed ' Hotel Pot Will, French Dallas Cafeteria Staff — Back Bow: P. Drier, 5. Willey, D. Gadomski, D. Anderson, B. Matteson, D. Wickins. Front Row: S. Knob, J. Barry, M. Roberts, K. Hammil. Missing. M. L. Edwards, Cook-Monoger 16 ATTICA ATTICA ArncA ATTICA ATT CA ATTICA ATTICA ATTICA ATTICA lATTICA ATTICA Arm CHEERLEADERS — M Jones. D. Kirsch. A. Joroszek. A. Colmes. S. Torrorice. S. Cole, S. Workins. H. Keller. M. Bradley VARSITY ATvlCA Ar. :a PLAYERS — Dorrom J. Toylor. 5. Deck. T Miller. J Donohue. J. Zirrel. E. Smirh. E. Kocsis. L Dubois. K Sellick. Middle: T Lonrzy. R. VonVolkenburg. J Powers. IV Cusmono. T Keller. S. Cook. D. Merrill. D. Doucher, S. Dronning. P Miller. Top: Cooch Leyden. J. Cusmono. T Snyder S Kelsey R Puccio E Gecewicz. M Zybczynski. D Rhodes. J Krendk. M Dorvion, K. Hommel. P. Jones. Cooch Freemon. Cooch Henry Avon Arrico Oakfield Arrico Arrico Arrico Arrico Arrico 19 Arrico 12 Barker 13 Arrico 3 Donsville 25 Pembroke 20 Norre-Dome 28 Alexonder 15 Livonia Close Up 0 6 0 0 0 15 6 12 BLUE DEVILS DEFENSIVE TEAM Toylor.......................LB Beck.........................CB Miller. T....................LB Donohue .................... CB Zirrel.......................LB Smirh........................DT Kocsis...................... LB DuBois.......................LB Sellick..................... LB Lonrzy ..................... CB VonVolkenburg .............. DT Powers.......................DT Cusmono, R....................S Keller.......................DT Cook.........................CB Merrill......................S Bronning....................CB Miller. P . ............... LB Cusmono. J...................S Kelsey..................... DE Puccio..................... QB Gecewicz....................DT Zybczynski...................S Rhodes......................DE Krencik.....................DE Borvion.....................DT Hommel.......................S Jones...................... DT Boucher.....................LB Snyder..................... DE J VARSITY Borrom: D Whirren. D. Schroder. S. Schroder. T. Milirello. P. Hinsken. Middle: J. Borycki. N. Kirsch. V Delgoro. IV Meides, F Selferth. D. Schuessler. IV Pleri, J. Burnside. Top: Cooch Corlson. S. Hommel. G. Hofmonn. J. Koczmorek.M. Ciurzynski. W. Koch. J. Hinz. IV Srorch. P. Burek. CHEERLEADERS — l . Phelps. T. Bonner. D. Dombrowski. C. Brown. C. Gourhier. S. Miller. M. Brown. C Almerer. S. Grover. Close Up Anko 5 Coledonio 0 Artico 5 Avon 2 AftKO 7 Wyoming 1 AftKO 11 Pembroke 0 AftKO 2 Pioneer 1 Oyron-Bergen 4 AttlCO 1 Lyndonville 0 AftKO 2 KendoB 3 AttlCO 2 AftKO 4 Holley 0 AftKO 6 Povilion 0 AffKO 1 Pioneer 1 Holley 1 AftKO 0 AffKO ? Pembroke 1 AffKO 2 Dyron-Oergen 0 AftKO 2 Wheoflond 1 AftKO 5 letchworth 2 Kendoll 3 AftKO 2 Geneseo 4 AftKO 1 Ootovio 3 AftKO 1 ------------------ (CoLMum Tournomenr) OT (Sectionob) BLUE OEVILS LINEUP •Delgoco F S eferth 0 •Kfcnz HB Burns.de HB •Ootycki F Stotch , F Hofmonn HB Kitsch F Curzynski G Miiireiio F Hommel F Koczmotek D Burek G Meides F Koch D Schuessier HB Pien 0 Beck F •Coptotns 21 VARSITY G I R L S From right — D Tenrhy. K Welker. D. Ellis. B Ulm. D. Boker. P Schwob, K. Weichmon. C. Jornor. D. McAnulry, D. Nutty. P. Phillips. J. Stores. S. Friedhober. P Miller. C. Oploden. K. Lomb. S. Hordie. L. Clork. Center: Cooch Phillips s c c E R Close Up Povilion 2 Attico 1 Albion 2 Aftico 1 Aftico 2 Kendoll 2 Elbo 2 Artico 0 Artico 6 Alexonder 0 Artico 1 Ookfield 0 Attico 2 Pembroke 0 Botovio 4 Attico 1 Attico 1 Wyoming 0 Artico 4 Lyndonville 0 Attico 2 Holley 1 Byron-Bergen 2 Artico 1 Attico 1 Nortre Dome 0 Povilion 2 Attico 1 Wheotlond-Chili 2 Aftico 1 BLUE DEVILS LINEUP Ulm FB Oploden FB Lomb HB Hordie HB McAnulry IL Welker IL Jornot L Weichmon IL Tenthy L Schwob HB Stores HB Boker FB Clork G Ellis G Miller HB Phillips LW Friedhober L Nutty RW 22 VARSITY Bottom: V. Rykert. Middle: N. Dyson, P. Mooney. M. Reiner, S. Routenstrouch. M. Merkel. Top: Cooch Buckenmeyer. G. Theol, L. Korytkowskl, D. Boiley, B. Pushnlck, T. Messe, N. Rodok, A. Rodok, A. Schwob. c R O s s r Guys A Girls A Povllion 32 23 23 34 Wheorlond 42 19 12 09 Col-Mum 21 34 16 41 Woylond 27 26 37 16 Avon 37 22 34 21 Pembroke 22 34 27 26 Ookfield 16 39 Alexonder 21 36 19 36 Alexonder 22 34 22 35 Povllion 22 33 26 29 Elbo 36 22 39 16 Elbo 32 25 Pembroke 26 26 32 23 Ookfield 19 41 Wheorlond 43 20 35 20 Hoc 17 45 32 2 c o u N T R Y 23 JUNIOR VARSITY F O O T Bottom: D. Gentzler, C. Eoton, C. Poul. IV Stoldt. S. Boiley, S. Shonohon, J. Newell. T. Cummings, J. Eoton, E. Stock. L Diehl, J. Scripp. S. Wood Top: Cooch Eliosz. E. Compogno, J. Spink, J. Koczmorek. T. Ferington, B. Berry. P. Hoy, J. Sosnowski, S. Wood. B. Boker. E. Jones, D. White, M. Thore, B. Veeley, D. Ohlson, T. Zgodo. B. Bielecki, Cooch Fornholz. A L 24 CHEERLEADERS — T. Berry, S. Embt, A. Hunter, T. Beitz, C. Hunter. K. Brown. K. Brode, C. Youngers. JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom: T. West, J. Hogelberger, J. Hommel, P. Jones. J McPherson. Middle: J Messe. M West, B Kirby. IV Theol. T Beck. D. Hoger Top: Cooch West. P Beck, J. Fitch. T. Feeney. C. King, T Sonroro. J. Beck. CHEERLEADERS — J. Mesr. L. Kerwin. L. Dimick. J. Zell. J. Berg. A. June, C. Gill. A Kirby. J Dipordo. JUNIOR VARSITY First: E. Lomb, L Agon. Second: S. Duono. A. Agon. M. Spink. M. Torrorice, A. Oploden. T. Hume. H. Nutty. Third: K. Acquord. D. Boker. N. Agon N. Lomb. A. Shiltz. P. Perry. J. Kirby, T. Oploden. Fourth: J. Schwob, C. Flynn. E. Dodd. S. Keicher. P. Boremon. J. Koch J. Moples K Perherick Cooch Miller. r : i J -nr. 26 27 VARSITY V O L L E Y D A L L Row 1: C Glor. K Gospodorski. Row 2: P Schwob. D McAnulty. L Clork. J Stores. S. Plewo Row 3: S McQueen. H. Routh. V. Goufieri, R. Phelps Blue Devils Lineup Renee Phelps Denise McAnulty — Copt Donielle Ten Thy Forley Bridgmon Liso Burke Liso Clork Vinesso Goufieri Chorlene Glor Korie Gospodorski Sherry McQueen Sondie Plewo Heidi Routh Poulo Schwob Jockie Stores — Coproin Debbie Ellis The Girls Vorsiry Volleyboll Teom hod o rough seoson even though the girls showed much improvement. The teom ended with o leogue record V5-7 ond on overoll record of 5 6 The 1985-66 Leogue All-Star wos Jockie Stores. of 4 28 VARSITY Row 1: J. Stores. D. McAnulry. Row 2. N Dyson. T Dodd. K Weichmon. K Acquord. P. Schwob. Row 3: K. Welker. 5. McQueen. D. Orszulok, L. Firch. L. Clark. E. Lomb. A. Schwobd, C. Oploden. Cooch Fitch. The Lineup D Orszulok N. Dyson L. Firch D. McAnulry J. Stores L. Clork S. McQueen T Dodd K. Acquord E. Lomb P. Schwob A Schwob C. Oploden K. Welker K. Weichmon Forword Guard Center Guord Guard Forword Center Guord Guord Forword Guord Forword Forword Forword Guord close up Kendoll 40 Artico 22 Arrico 34 Pavilion 43 Artico 24 Byron Bergen 68 Atrico 33 Wheorlond-Chili 34 Artico 46 Lyndonville 40 Elba 44 Arrico 40 Artico 45 Holley 19 Pembroke 48 Arrico 25 Ookfield 24 Arrico 27 Arrico 39 Notre Dome 36 J 29 VARSITY Row 1: P Miller. G. Hofmonn. G. Kmicinski. R. Cusmono. J. Stockholm. T Miller. Row 2: Cooch Corlson. J. Cusmono. T. Meisner. K. Hommel. M. Clurzynski, J. Hinz, W. Koch, D. Puccio. Row 1 S Unselt, M Orodley. D Kirsch. A Colmes. Row 2 M Hordie. J. Kirch. D Dombrowski. Row 3: H. Keller. D Gillespie. K Lomb. close Kendoll 43 Attico 41 Blue Devils Lineup Holley Attico 62 46 Attico Ookfield 60 41 Notre Dome 57 Attico 54 Ciurzynski Center Wheotlond Chili 78 Attico 43 Cusmono. J. Forword Kendoll 54 Attico 51 Cusmono. R. Guord Attico 65 Wyoming 46 Hommel Forword Attico 67 Pembroke 53 Hinz Center Attico 74 Elbo 62 Hof mono Guord Wellsville 72 Attico 50 Kmicinski Guord Attico 69 Lyndonville 42 Koch Forword Povillon 63 Attico 50 Meisner Forword Attico 63 Wellsville 55 Miller. P Forword Attico 62 Alexonder 41 Miller. T Guord Byron Bergen 61 Attico 59 Puccio Guord Attico 74 Alexonder 54 Srockholm Guord Attico 54 Pembroke 47 Byron Bergen 52 Attico 42 LEAGUE RECORD 6-7 OVERALL RECORD 10-10 31 VARSITY Row 1: D. Domes. D. Genrzler, T. Milirello. C. Brunner. Row 2: C. Poul, K. Cochrone, E. Wood, M. Goiser, J. Crone. G. Theol. Row 3: Cooch Susor. W. Heinemon, J Crooks. T. Dusen, L. Korytkowski. T. Porrerson. M Thore. Row 1: J. Corby, P. Phillips. C. Youngers, T. Holl. Row 2: J. Derg. Row 3: D. Jones, C. Almerer. A. Zielinski. C. Drown. C. Hunrer. Row 4 M Redfern Row 5: C. Fleiss. 105 112 119 126 132 136 145 155 167 250 Dlue Devils Lineup lbs lbs Gory Theol Orion Domes Dovid Genrzler Albion 60 Artico 6 Chris Brunner Dotovio 53 Artico 6 lbs Tony Milirello Kendoll 62 Artico 12 lbs Chuck Poul Artico 43 Notre Dome 16 lbs Kirk Cochrone Elbo 45 Artico 16 Troy Dusen Artico 49 Holley 21 Wode Heinemon Churchville Chili 46 Artico 16 lbs Chris Foley Alexonder 39 Artico 14 Jock Crooks Povilion 53 Artico 12 lbs Eric Wood Byron Bergen 46 Artico 16 Jeff Crone Artico 30 Pembroke 26 lbs lbs lbs Mike Goiser Tom Porterson Keith Midkiff Lyle Korytkowski Mike Thore Leogue Record 3-5 Overoll Record 3-6 33 VARSITY S W I M M I N G Row 1: D Koch, M. Jones. V. Buono. J. Koch. J. Ehlenfield. Cooch Leyden. Row 2: S. Perherick. T Berry. C. Flynn. J. Ross. J Sosnowski. Blue Devils Events Dorryl Koch FS Jim Sosnowski FS Don Schuessler BRS Jenny Ross BKS Jill Koch BF Srocy Perherick D Trocie Berry D All Strokes Medley Mory Jones FS. BF. IM Vol Buono FS. BF. IM Chris Flynn FS. BF. IM FS — Freesryle BRS — Breosrsrroke BK5 — Bocksrroke BF — Butrerfly D — Diving IM — Individuol Medley _________________________ Lerchworrh 87 Arrico 79 Borker 55 Arrico 28 Roy-hort 49 Arrico 34 Pembroke 54 Arrico 29 Albion 43 Arrico 40 Artico 87 Wheorlond 40 Ookfield 60 Arrico 23 Artico 48 Lerchworrh 35 Byron-bergen 91 Arrico 76 Pembroke 53 Arrico 30 Arrico 48 Alexonder 35 Borker 102 Arrico 65 Arrico 43 Wheorlond 39 Arrico 42 Borovio 40 Arrico 42 Byron-bergen 41 Ookfield 61 Arrico 22 Alexonder 48 Arrico 37 7-10 Overoll 5-5 Leogue 3rd Ploce Overoll J 34 35 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 P Dotemon. A Oploden, C. Eckom, A. Hinsken. M. Westermler. Row 2: C. Heidr, A. Pocello. J. Reisdorf. A. Denson. Row 3: T. Sreves, N. Lomb, L. Agon, K. Perherick. Row 1: 0. Fox. C. McCormick. A Oploden. Row 2: R. Burleson. S. Buckloew. K. Perherick Row 3: S. Shormon. P Mooney. S. Keicher. J Clork, P Doremon. Cooch Gould JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: J. Hommel, J Messe. P Jones. J Newell. J. Deck. D. Kirby IXow 2 B Boucher. E Compogno. S. Shonohon. B. Veoly. G Newell. Dow 0: T Feeney. B. Bielecki. J. Fitch. K Weaver. Cooch West. Dow 1 A June. B. Geitner. L. Dimick. Dow 2 A. Kirby. K Brode. T. Beitz. L. Hylond. C. Gill. VARSITY E First Row: J. Stockholm. G. Hofmon. IV Cusmono. D. Merrill. G. Kmicinski. R. Puccio. Second Row: Cooch Leyden. P. Miller. M. Borvion. K. Hommel. P. Burek. T. Miller. D JUNIOR VARSITY A First Row: E. Smith, F. Seiferth, L. Kurowski. B. Kirby. D. Schuessler, J. Newell. J. Fitch. Second Row Cooch West. B Veley. R. Pieri. E. Komlnski. J. Willioms. J. Cusmono. S. Cook, W Koch. R. Bielecki 36 VARSITY First Row: L. Kurowski. D McAnulty. S. Jennings. M. Jennings. J. Poutler. R. Phelps. P. Schwob. D. Nutty. Second Row: Cooch Miller. J. Ahl. D Orszulok. S. Drown, P. Diehl. C. Drier. A. Pile. L. Durg, M. Deomon. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: S. Duckloew. J. Johnson. C. Phillips, C. Kurke. S. Miller. A Oploden. Second Row S. Friedhober. L. Pomono. K. Librock, J. Fournier. J. Almeter. C. Flynn. Third Row. Cooch Micholek. S Embt. T. Derry. J Moples. S. McQueen. C. Glor. W. Kryszok. BOYS First Row: G. Lowson, E. Kocsis, T. Boker. J. Cummings. N. Rodok. M. Boiley. K. Powlicki. R. Stoldr. Second Row: S. Kelsey. J. Lockwood. B. Pushnick. D. Boiley, K. Goiser. V. Delgoro. J. Rourh. R. Fischer. Third Row: Cooch Susor, M. Lubirow. R. Ehlenfield. R. Srorch, R. Meyer. D. Kolberg, J. Kocz morek. M. Ciurzynski, T Meisner. P. Spink, Cooch Buckenmeyer, Cooch Gould. GIRLS First Row: D. Boker. J. Schuessler. B Boker. M. Borrett, B. Ulm. A. Hunter. P Phillips. D. Nutty. Second Row: E. Lomb, P. Mooney, M. Merkel. K. Miller. N. Dyson, A. Schwob, M Reiner. J. Ehlenfield Third Row: Cooch Susor. N. Lomb. J. Wolek, P. Botemon. H. Rourh. D. Koczmorek. D. Hoos, L. Gordon. J Dipordo. Cooch Gould. Cooch Buckenmeyer. GOLF First Row: J. Woggoner. B. Boucher. D. McAnulry. E. Compogno. T. Sonroro. Second Row: Cooch Roller. P. Powllckl. B. Brown. T. Feeney, R. Rosmussen. T. Messe. TENNIS First Row: P Pope. V. Goutieri. T. Militello. T. Dodd. S. Cole. J Messe Second Row: Cooch Fornholz. J George. J. Boryckl, S. Bronning. J Hommel. S. Hommel, P. Jones. 41 (---------------------------------------------------- close up Mr. Edward J. Schreiber was born and raised in Arrica. As a student he participated in many high school sporting events for Arrica Central School. After graduating from Attica he attended Springfield College. Upon completion of his college education he worked os o Physical Education teacher in Williams High School in Stockbridge, Massachusetts for six years. While there he met the famous artist, Norman Rockwell, and sat for him for a painting. In 1955 Mr. Schreiber returned home to Attico os o Physical Education teacher for Grades K-12. In 1968 he become the Director of Athletics and in 1973 he was appointed to the position of Assistant Principal for the Middle School in addition to retaining his responsibilities os Athletic Director. For the post two years he hos served os the President of the Section V Athletic Division. In his thirty one yeors or A C S. Mr. Schreiber hos served effectively os on Assistant Principol ond os the Athletic Director. We would like to recognize him for this loyal service to this District. We speak on behalf of oil the students that he hos been involved with over the yeors when we soy Thank You for so many yeors of friendship ond dedication to A.C.5. V____________________________________________________ J 42 n STUDENT GOVERNMENT LefT to Right: M. Jones. F. Seiferth. M. Corvlon. C. Jornot, T. Beitz. J. Donohue. A Joroszek, T. Dodd. D. Koch, S. Show. P. Jones. t ' Close Up The yeor starred slowly for srudenr council because we locked on advisor. However, with Mr. Lusky volunteering to serve os temporary advisor, things really rook off. Homecoming Week wos highlighted with o pep assembly on the football field ond on excellent turn out or the donee. At Christmas rime another success come with the Sonto-Groms. The spirit of Christmas wos felt throughout school os the student council handed out over twenty-five food boskets to needy families oround the oreo. Officers Jimi Donohue, Tisho Dodd, Carrie Jornot ond Fred Seiferth along with the rest of the student council hove oil given their best effort to moke this yeor o fine yeor for oil the student body of our school. 0 F F 1 C E R S 44 Jimi Donohue — President, Tisho Dodd — Vice President. Fred Seiferth — Treasurer. Corrie Jornot — Secretory. 45 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Front Row: L. Fitch, C. Gouthier, N. Rodak. A. Hinsken, S. Bourderre. D. Dombrowski. 5. Acquord, $ Unself. M. Hordie, A. Tokohoshi, L. Dimick. Second Row: T. Hinsken. M. Merkel, C. Zok, J. Schuessler, I. Diposquole. W. Oft, L. Pomono, S. Workins. C. Opladen, L. Zehler, D. Gillespie, C. Gunn. Advisor Mr Feeney Top Row A Converse, J. Reisdorf. A Zielinski. D. Schlick. A Pocello. A. Reiner. K Pomono. M Thompson. R. Ehlen-field. V Goutieri, J Koch. J Merlou, R. Burleson, D. Tenthy. Danielle Sisters Enjoying Holloween close up First I wont to thank the Kirsch family for letting me stoy in their home. I never felt like o guest, but olwoys more like o doughrer. I found the school here to be really different, ond I wont to thonk the teachers who hod me in their closses for helping me ond having so much patience. A difference in my school in the Netherlands, for instonce. is that we don't hove the some class of the some time every doy First period Monday might be moth, but Tuesday first period might be English. From one week to the next.. Monday's schedule is olwoys similar to the next Monday, ond the some for the other days. You don't necessarily hove each subject every doy — for example, we hove moth only four rimes o week There ore olso some differences in the lows of our countries. One difference is thor we don’t hove o drinking oge Thor means I con visit o bor in my country whenever I wont ond I con drink whor I wont! Of course, if you're really too young, the bar owners won t let you in. Now. before I take oil the spoce in the whole yearbook, I wont to thonk everybody for giving me such o wonderful yeor. o super experience. ond terrific memories. We ll meet again Love to oil. ond especially my friends. Donielle ten Thy The Netherlands 46 close up I spent my junior yeor in the Netherlands with the Tons Family in the town of Geldeimaken, which is 60 kilometers from Amsterdam. I attended the Koningin Wilhelmino College in Culemburg (o 13.5 kilometer bike ride owoy) with 2100 Dutch students. My host brother Jasper, ond host sister Gillian were both helpful in making my yeor memorable. The Netherlands is o very beautiful country. The people ore very friendly. Yes, there ore windmills ond tulips ond some of the Dutch people do wear wooden shoes. I learned o great deal in the Netherlands. I will never 'orget oil that I've seen ond done there. I miss that beoutiful country ond oil its people. I hove fond hopes of someday returning. If you ore interested in meeting people, living in o different culture, ond seeing another corner of the world; you should go on on AFS exchange. It's both o challenging ond o rewording experience. Groetjes ond Veel Liefs Von Mary Beth Hordie AFS Netherlond 84-85 close up Zdrovo! (Hello) I spent the summer of 1985 in Zogreb. Yugoslovio. Zagreb is the second largest city, ond also the main industrial oreo of Yugoslavia I stayed with the Juric Fomily. who hove two daughters Violeto (18) ond Lidijo (16) While I was there. I hod o great time I visited mony places in Yugoslovio. ond o smoll city in Itoly Most of the young odulrs in Yugoslovio were no different than us. They oil hove the some kinds of interests, feelings, ond goals The only major problem I hod wos the longuoge barrier It wos very confusing for me to understand whot they were soying So. at times. I found myself forgetting my own longuoge becouse I wos so used to listening to them speok Crootion I would like to suggest to onyone interested in being on AFS exchange student to go oheod ond try it. You not only meet mony j people ond leorn their woy of life, but you get on experience you'll never forger I'd like to rhonk oil those who helped me on my trip obrood. Uso Fitch Zogreb. Yugoslovio Summer. 1985 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ s 47 OFFICE ASSISTANTS A Krofchok. J. Pourler. L. Kirsch, R. Phelps. H. Keller. S. Bourdetre. B. Dembowski. M. Srour. A Abboroy. K Eck, D. Duckworth. MC SQUAD Bortom: P. Phillips. M. Verbjor, J. Smith, Mrs. Jursted, W. Kryszok, D. Nutty. Middle: T. Reisdorf, M. Lubitow, D. Siminski. Top: K. Weichmon. B. Ulm, P. Spink. A. Richley. M. Bove. The Office Assistonts ore o group of people who ore goining office experience by working in their own school. These people hove responsibilities in these oreos of the school: the Moin Office, the Nurse s Office ond the Guidonce Office. All ogreed rhot olthough the work is interesting. it con become quire confusing when everything begins hoppening ot once. Eoch worker is on the job one to three periods o day. The duties vary from doy to doy. but they often include, writing lore posses, filing ond answering the phone. The important office experience eoch of them is goining will prove voluoble if their future careers take them into the hectic world of o busy office. The Medio Center Squod is o vitol port of the medio center operation ossisring the medio specialist in the doily operation of the medio center. Squod members ore responsible for doily circulation, overdue moreriols ond the magazine collection. Eoch member is also assigned to the maintenance of a certoin section of the medio center. Specialized projects involving the Squod include the mointenonce updoring of the vertical file (newspaper articles, mogozine reprints, pomphlers). processing of new moreriols. ond compiling subjea bibliographies for teachers ond students. The medio center is the library of the 80 s. The old imoge of o library filled with books is expanding to include Information In ony form (pamphlets, ropes, records, films) available through a storewide network. This allows the student access to materials beyond the small confines of the school building. The medio specialist is no longer just a stamper of books but now on information broker, the link between the student ond the world of information. Let Attica Senior High's Medio Center be the key to your world of knowledge. The world is limitless. IT'S ACADEMIC First Row: J. Merlou. Mr. Gould. G. Theol. Second Row: N. Rodok, S Hommel. P Durek. R. Ehlenfield, J Merlou NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: S. Unself, N. Dyson, D. Dombrowski. R. Collesro. D. Orszulok. Second Row: L Redden, D. Kirsch. V Duono, M Drown, N. Rodok. Third Row: S. Hommel. R. Ehlenfield. G. Hofmonn. S. Stedmon, D. Koch. M. Jones, K. Kibler, T. Messe. S. Henneberg. G. Gongoro, P. Pope. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- close up The Attico It's Academic'' ream was seen in action rhis year on WIVB, Channel 4. To earn the privilege of compering on rhe air, rhe ream practiced weekly to prepare for the qualifier round. Approximately ninety-six teams compered for the forty-eight spots available for final round competition. The ream had to answer one hundred twenty written questions in this first round. Our team responded to rhe challenge and earned a spot for televised competition. The opportunity of being involved In the televised competition gives rhe team members o chance to get o behind rhe scenes look or the operations of Channel 4. As our book goes to press, rhe ream is preparing for its first televised competition of rhe season. Win or lose, we oil con take pride in the accomplishments of the Attico It's Academic team. J 49 Row 1: P Phillips, L. Dimick. P Perry. S. Zehler, L. Agon. J. Holl. D. Porolori. K. Colmes. J Zell. C. Fleiss. K Eck. T. Acquord. Row 2: C. Deck. f. Hirv sken. D Gillespie. C. Oploden. M Rykerr. P. Miller. C. Gospodorski. M Drodley. T. Deirz. A. Hinsken. J Cummings. K. Duckworth. C. Phillips. L. Hylond. W Burgess. L. Zehler. J. Bukowski. L. Schnieder Row 3: N Dyson. J. Pomono. D Duckworth. S. Bourdetre. K. Welker. A. Shiltz. D. Judge. G. Theol. D Roberts. D. White. M. Thore. J. Merlou. H. Routh. K. Merrill. J. Schmidt. A. Wirkop. S. Show. C. Hunter. A Zielinski. H. Heod. S. Beck. J. Martin. A. Spring. J. Gronowski. Congratulations to John Merlon for being selected for the oil store chorus! mings — Secretory. C. Hunter — V. President. T. Beirz — Secretory. D Front Row: J. Sykes, J. Merlou. Second Row: J. Holl, G. Lowson, J. Cummings, P. Pope, T Acquord. Third Row: C. Bighorn. D. Duckworth. P. Perl, T Perl. M. Jessup, L. Fitch, A. Spring. R. Burleson. M A C L U B cost sroge crew 'close up The Drama Club was back on stage this year with the musical production, You're a Good Mon, Charlie Drown.” The March 7 and 8 performances featured two distinct casts, one for each night. Under the direction of Drama Club advisor, Mr. Nucci, the cost began rehearsal shortly after Christmas. The cost was to have their lines memorized by January 31 and were to continue a hectic schedule of four to five rehearsal sessions a week until the production was ready for the public. With a talented cast, musical assistance from Miss Pugliese, and the encouragement of assistant director Jennifer Merlau this production was guaranteed to be a resounding success. The Drama Club is looking forward to building on the foundation of this year's success with another enthusiastic stage crew and cost next year. A round of applause for the Drama Club! 51 Kneeling: T Keller. G Kmidnski. K. Brode. J. Stockholm. L. Agon. K. Beckler. M Hordle. D. Tenrhy. M. Bighorn. Sronding: J. Meyers. N. Agon, Almerer. E. Lomb. J Burnside. F Seiferth. E. Kocsis, J Powers. J. Krencik. J Wolczok. T. Clork. P Beck. A. Clork. S. Bronning, T. Godd, M. Clork, M. 52 Prior, S. Embf. From Row: K. Fox, J. Hogelberger, D. Judge. N. Rodok, J. Hommel. Dock Row: L. Koryrkowski, R. Ehlenfield. P. Burek, Advisor Mr. Gould, A. Schwob, J. Merlou. S. Hommel. close up The Artlco Moth Teom hos been compering for rhree yeors. Eight reoms from Western New York schools moke up the competitive divisions. The competitions ore held four rimes during the school yeor, In October. December. Februory. ond April. A teom consists of eight members. The competition is quite o complicoted event. It is divided Into four seporore tests, eoch with its own structure ond rules. Port one consists of twenty multiple choice questions covering six moth cotegories which ore selected from o lorger pool of twenty-four possible cotegories. The six cotegories from the December morch, for exomple. were Geometry Pyrhogoreon Relorions, Lineor Equorions, Froctions. Ine-quollrles ond Absolute Volues. ond Arithmetic. In this rest eoch teom member works individuolly. The second rest is o reloy event in which the eight teom members ore subdivided into two four person reoms. Eoch person hos o different problem to solve. It becomes o reloy because the first person must solve a problem ond then pass his answer to the second member who will use this information to solve another problem. He will pass his answer on to the next teom member ond so on until the final member finishes his problem. This Is o rimed event with maximum credit for o final onswer in less than two minutes! If the flnoi onswer is not completed within eight minutes, no points ore earned. Port three is o forty minute Individual competition In which eoch member must calculate the answers to ten problems. Port four, the finol phase of competition, requires the ream to collectively solve ten problems. So you see the Moth Team competition is not for the weak. It is a demanding event, requiring both individual ond teom effort. Hots off to Mr. Gould, the ream advisor, ond our ocodemic competitors. M A T H T E A M 53 First Row: C. Kurke, S.Routenstrouch, J. Mest, D. Dombrowski. S. Keicher, D. Ripstein. Second Row: T. Perrowski. C. Osr, T. Weber, V. Mengs. T. Durnison, A Oploden, D. Ash, S Goetz. W First Row: T. Zeilinski, T. West, R. Pieri. M Boker Second Row: E. Uptegrove, T. Perl, W. Koch, N. Kirsch, 0 Kehl on First Row: J. Hommel. L. Korytkowski, S. Wotkins, K. Hommel. E. Kominski. D. Schuessler. Second Row: J. Burnside, J. Schuessler. J. Ehlenfield, R. VonVolkenburg, D. Schroder, S. Hordie, F. Seiferth. S. Plewo, S. Cole. First Row: L. Burger. A Agon. C. Youngers. A June, J Reisdorf. Second Row: J Berg. J. Dipordo, N. Agon. M. Redfern, C. Gill. J Koch. P Schwob. Lamb, D. Koch, M. Borvion, M. Wolker First Row: C. Almerer. J. Meyers. C. McCormick. S. Wood. J. Sykes. Second Row: D. Schlick. A. Pocello. R. Burleson. A. Klein. J. Almerer J. Wheeler. B. Lindsey. Collesro. J. Merlou. P. Pope. J. Wolker. J. Hogelberger. Schroder. D. Perl, B. Fugle. c o L O R G U A R D Front Row: D. Geitner, L. Osr, M. Stout, R. Phelps, S. Tortorice, T. Derry, S. Watkins. J. Almerer. K. Colmes, C. Fugle. Second Row: J. Rykert, J. Almeter, D. Porolorl, L. Dlmick. C. Youngers, K. Drode, M. Redfern, P. Miller, P. Perry. P. Phillips, P Cote. T. Deitz. Third Row: A. Kirby. K. Merrill, A. Denson. M. Jones. S. Henneberg. C. Hunter, A. Witkop. T. Smith, J. Cork. T. Adorns. 56 In May of 1985, fhe Arrica Bond and Colorguard troveled ro Hershey. Pennsylvania ro compere In the Sixth Annual Chocolaterown Fesrivol. As usual rhe bond and guard were or their finest os they rook first place in rhe Hershey Fireman's Parade. They also rook second place in fhe field show competition which wos outstanding considering ir was the first time they hod ever competed in a field show event The competition was rough in all events bur rhe spirit and rhe pride of rhe Attica Bond ond Colorguard shone through ro put them on fop once again. - r Row 1: A Pocello, J. Hall Row 2: S. Unselt, J. Kirch. M Jones. D. Kirsch, 5. Henneberg, N. Dyson. Row 3: J. Conrod. M. Stout. L. Fitch. P. Springer, J. Clork, I DiPosquole. 56 DOUGLAS ACQUARD NICOLE AGAN CHRISTINE ALMETER JILLALMETER JOANN ALMETER MARY ANDERSON TERRY ARNOLD TRACY ARNOLD DETH ASH STUART DAILEY ROBERT DAKER JODY DALON BRIAN BARNES JAMES BECK THOMAS BECK AMY BERRY ROBERT BERRY ROBERT BIELECKI NICHOLAS BINKOWSKI PEGGY BOODY MICHAEL BROWAREK KATHY ANN BROWN CHRISTOPHER BRUNNER SUSAN BUCKLAEW REBECCA BURLESON TINA BURNISON JONATHAN CABORN KATHERINE CALMES TAMMI CARR TODD CLARK JULIE CONRAD MICHELLE CRAMER TODD CUMMINGS FRESHMEN:... YOU ARE IN THE BIG LEAGUES NOW. GET INVOLVED. MAKE THE NEXT FOUR YEARS COUNT 60 WILLIAM DIPASQUALE DANIEL DODGE JENNIFER DONALDSON SCOTT DONOVAN KIMBERLY DUCKWORTH JOHN DURZEWSKI CARL EATON JASON EATON JOSEPH FLEI5S BRIDGETT FOX THERESA FRIEDHABER MICHELLE FROUNCIK BRIAN FUGLE CARLA FUGLE RONALD GAUTHIER BARBARA GEITNER THOMAS GEITNER DAVID GENTZLER PHILLIP GEORGE SUSAN GOETZ GARY GORDON TERRI GRONOWSKI TRICIA HALL SCOn HALSTED JEFFREY HAMMEL CHERYL HEIDT AMY HUNTER LISA HYLAND TAMMY HYMAN CHRISTOPHER IGNATOWSKI PETER JANES DAVID JUDGE JEREMY KACZMAREK ... BRING YOUR VOCABULARY BOOKS TO MR. WOLAK’S CLASS TODAY.... JULIE KEHL SHERRY KEICHER BRIAN KIRBY ANDREA KLEIN JILL KOCH WENDY KRYSZAK CATHERINE KURKE WANDA LARMON MARGARET LAWTON BRENDT LINDSEY GORDON LINSEY TRACY LORENZO MICHAEL LUBITOW KELLY LUKASIK BENJAMIN MATTE50N HEIDI MATTIA CARRIE McCORMICK LINDA McLAIN MICHAEL McMAHON john mcpherson jay McQuillan VICTORIA MENGS JULIE MEST JANINE MEYERS DAVID MEZYDLO MICHELLE MILITELLO PRISCILLA MOONEY MOLLY MORSE GREGORY NEWELL DONALD OHLSON CHESTER OLSZEWSKI ANNE OPLADEN PAULETTE ORLOWSKI FRESHMEN:... MR. ROLLER’S WEDNESDAY LAB WILL MEET TOMORROW ... 62 Greg. Poul. ond Seon relive onorher odvenfure. CHER OST DINA PAROLARI CHARLES PAUL JOLENE PAUTLER DANIEL PERL STEPHEN PERL KYLE PETHERICK CARRIE PHILLIPS KIMBERLY PILC ROBERT PLEWA ROBERT PLOWE KATHLEEN POTTER TAMI PROVORSE JONATHAN RAUTH TERESA REISDORF JAMES REYNOLDS DANITA RIPSTEIN DAVID ROBERTS MICHAEL RUSSELL KELLY RYAN JULIE RYKERT GREGORY SANDERS TIMOTHY SAWYER DAVID SCHREIER joe scon JOSEPH SCRIPP WILLIAM SHAFER SHARON SHARMON ANDREA SLEPINSKI MATTHEW SNYDER SHANE SNYDER EUGENE SOMMER COREY STACK ... CLASS DUES WILL BE COLLECTED THIS WEEK ONLY!... 63 DANIEL STEVES ERIC STOCK RODGER STOLDT CHERYL TAYLOR MICHAEL THORE NANCY TRACY BRADLEY VELEY ROBERT WEBER TRICIA WEBER SUZANNE WEISS TAMMY WESOLOWSKI TIMOTHY WEST JESSICA WHEELER DAVID WHITE TAMMY WICHROWSKI ROGER WILSON SEAN WOOD DANEEN WYCKOFF CHRISTINE YOHE PAUL ZEILMAN THOMAS ZGODA Close Up Freshman Kathy Brown has made the big switch from Parochial to public school this year. She says the switch has been great for her and that it has many advantages. For Kathy, the day seems shorter now. She also has noticed an obvious increase in the number of students and teachers. Kathy also feels that her new curriculum is more difficult. Kathy claims one especially nice change is that she no longer must wear a school uniform. She has met many new friends here in the high school and has enjoyed all of the activities that she has been involved in. Football cheerleading has been one of those activities. All of us at A.C.S. wish Kathy and all the others who’ve made the big switch continued success. FRESHMEN:... STAY OUT OF THE SENIOR LAV. THOSE LAVS ARE FOR SENIORS ONLY ... TIMOTHY ACQUARD TAMARA ADAMS ANDREA AGAN STEVEN DAILEY MARY REBECCA BAKER TAMMY BAKER WILLIAM BAKER KEVIN BARNES JASON BARTHELMES JAY BARVIAN COLLETTE BASHLIN PATRICIA BATEMAN CHERYL BECK PATRICK BECK SUZANNE BECK KEVIN BECKER TONYA BEITZ AMY BENSON JENNIFER BERG TRACIE BERRY CHRISTOPHER BEYER MATTHEW BIGHAM BRIAN BOUCHER KAREN BRADE SCOTT BRANNING DAVID BROTHERS GREGORY BROWN JILL BUKOWSKI STEVEN BUREK LAURENNA BURGER JASON BURKE SEAN BUSH MARK CALMES 65 SOPHOMORES:... MR. ROBINSON’S BIOLOGY LAB WILL MEET TODAY AS SCHEDULED .. ERIC CAMPAGNA JAMES CASEY PETER CHMURA LORI CIANCIO JULIE CLARK KIRK COCHRANE MICHELLE COLEMAN AMY CONVERSE JAMES COOLEY MARTIN COURTWRIGHT JACK CROOKS LEANN DIMICK JEAN DIPARDO ILA DIPASQUALE LARRY DUBOIS SHELLY EMBT CHARLES EVANS TIMOTHY FEENEY JOSEPH FITCH CHRISTINE FLEISS CHRISTINE FLYNN JOSEPH FUGLE MARK GEITNER COLLEEN GILL JEFFREY GREEN MICHELE HAGELBERGER CRAIG HARDIE DAVID HART TRACY HINSKEN TIMOTHY HOLLANDER PETER HOY CARRIE HUNTER ROBERT HYLAND SOPHOMORES:... MR. KOTULA’S FIRST PERIOD ENGLISH CLASS REPORT TO HOME EC ROOM TODAY ... 66 Den moves up from finger polnrs. ERIC JANES JEREMY JERGE AMY JUNE AARON KENNERLY LAUR! KERWIN CHRISTOPHER KING ANN KIRBY LISA KLIER JENNIFER KNAPP MARK KOCSIS JOSEPH KRENCIK WILLIAM KUSMIERSKI SALLY LAKAS AMY LASTOWSKI JOSHUA LA WALL TRACY LENTSCH KIMBERLY LIBROCK BILLIE LINDSEY CHERYL LINSEY JULIE MAPLES PAUL MARTIN DARYLE McANULTY KATHY JO MERRILL JAMES MESSE JEFFREY MONTGOMERY KENNETH MUNIAK JERROL NEWELL GREGORY NICHOLS DAWN NUTTY WENDY On ANGELA PACELLA TAMMY PAROLARI PATRICK PERL SOPHOMORE GIRLS GOING OUT FOR FALL SPORTS REPORT TO THE NURSE’S OFFICE FOR PHYSICALS NOW . 67 STACI PETHERICK GREGORY PHILLIPS PENNY PHILLIPS SANDRA PIERCE KAREN POMANA LYNETTE POMANA RICHARD RASMUSSEN MARIA REDFERN ANN REINER JENNIFER REISDORF LORI RICHMOND ALEXANDER RODAK JENNIFER ROSS MARY RYKERT ROBERT SACHER ANTHONY SANTORO DEBRA SCHLICK JUDY SCHMIDT ANNSEANER KEITH SELLICK SHAWN SHANAHAN LISA SHAW SANDRA SHAW DENISE 5IMINSKI JOANN SMITH PATRICIA SMITH KRISTINA SMYTHE THERESA SNYDER STEVEN SONDERICKER JAMES SOSNOWSKI JOHN SPINK STEVEN SPINK SUZANNE SPRINGER SOPHOMORES: ... WILL ALEX RODAK PLEASE REPORT TO THE OFFICE FOLLOWING THESE AN- CHRISTINE STEDMAN DAVID STEPHENS TAMMY STEVES TEDSWEETMAN GARY THEAL TRAVIS THOMPSON MICHELLE VANSON MONA VERDJAR JOHN WALCZAK CHRISTOPHER WALKO KEVIN WEAVER KIMDERLY WEICHMAN KIMBERLY WELKER BRIAN WEST MICHAEL WEST MICHELE WESTERMEIER JAMES WICKINS BRADY WILLIAMS APRIL WITKOP KIM WITTER RICHARD WOIKA STEPHEN WOOD COREEN YOUNGERS CHERYL ZAK LISA ZEHLER JENNIFER ZELL AMANDA ZIELINSKI Close Up Talk about involved! Coreen Youngers, an Attica sophomore, feels that being involved is a very important aspect of high school life. She definitely puts her beliefs into practice! In her freshman year, Coreen was an alternate in student government and she became a class representative this year. Coreen has been a football and wrestling cheerleader in both her freshman and sophomore years. She also made colorguard in her freshman year and is still actively involved in it. Coreen hasn't limited her involvement just to school activities. For eight years she has been involved in dance. Recently Coreen began modeling with American Image in North Java. Being involved is keeping her busy. Keep up the good work, Coreen! NOUNCEMENTS ... SOPHOMORE FLOAT COMMITTEE WILL MEET TONIGHT AT CHRIS’S HOUSE ... 69 KATHERINE ACQUARD LYNETTE AGAN LAURIE ALLEN BRIAN ALMETER BRUCE ALMETER JENNIFER ALMETER JOHN ALMETER TODD ARNOLD MICHAEL BAILEY DONNA BAKER MARK BAKER scon BECK WILLIAM BECK KENNETH BEECHLER GORDON BIEHL MARGARET BLOCHER SARAH BOURDEHE MELISSA BOVE LORI BOYLIN GUY BRADLEY FARLEY BRIDGMAN ROBERT BURLESON JARED BURNSIDE AMY CALMES JOSEPH CASEY AARON CLARK DAVID CLARK LfcA CLARK MATTHEW CLARK LISA COLE SARAH COLE DAVID CONRAD STEELE COOK JUNIORS:... REMEMBER TO TURN IN CANDY SALE MONEY BY WEDNESDAY ... 70 JEAN CORBY PIPER COTE JEFFREY CRANE EDWARD CULLITON JEFFREY CU5MANO TISHA DADD MARGARET DAUGHERTY TONYA DAVIS ROBIE DERSHAM JEFFREY DREHER TROY DUSEN CRAIG DYSON DEAN ECK CYNTHIA ECKAM JULIE EHLENFIELD PAUL ELLSWORTH SHAWN EMBT WILLIAM EVANS LISA FLEISS CHRISTOPHER FOLEY PETER FOX SUSAN FRIEDHABER CLOVER GAUTHIER VINESSA GAUTIERI JOANNE GERSTNER DANIELLE GILLESPIE CHARLENE GLOR KORIE GOSPODARSKI SANDRA GROVER CHERYL GUNN JAMES HAGELBERGER JENNIFER HALL KENNETH HAMMEL ... BRING AMERICAN STUDIES TEXTBOOK TO CLASS TODAY ... 71 ■ SHARON HARDIE HOLLY HEAD JOANNE HELLER AMY HINSKEN JANET IGNATOWSKI MICHELE JANES PAUL JANES REBECCA JANES ANNE JAROSZEK JEFFREY KACZMAREK EDWARD KAMINSKI MELISSA KEICHER SCOTT KELSEY NICHOLAS KIRSCH JEFFREY KNAB WAYNE KOCH EUGENE KOCSIS LYLE KORYTKOWSKI WAYNE KRIGER ANDREW KROLL ROBERT LAKAS ELLEN LAMB TODD LANTZY KENNETH LARSON GARY LAWSON DARLENE LOR DWAYNE LUKASIK JANETTE MATTESON SHERRY McQUEEN RONALD MEIDES TODD MEISNER MARY MERKEL JOHN MERLAU JUNIORS:... THERE WILL BE A PROM COMMITTEE MEETING TOMORROW ... 72 JAMES MEST ERIC MEYER KEITH MIDKIFF TONY MILITELLO PAMELA MILLER SANDRA MILLER THOMAS MILLER KIMBERLY MONTGOMERY THOMAS MOONEY JOYCE MUNIAK WILLIAM NICHTER STANLEY OLSZEWSKI CATHERINE OPLADEN THOMAS PATTERSON THOMAS PERL PAULA PERRY RUSSELL PIERI SANDRA PLEWA THOMAS PLOWE SUZANNE PRINZ MICHAEL PRIOR RICHARD PUCCIO JEFFREY PUSHNICK SANDRA RAUTENSTRAUCH HEIDI RAUTH ANDREW REISDORF ANITA RICHLEY LISA RIGGS CHARLES ROGERS DONALD SAULTER LOUISE SCHNEIDER DAVID SCHRADER PAUL SCHROEDER 73 ... ENGLISH REGENTS REVIEW IN ROOM 39 TOMORROW AFTER SCHOOL ... DONALD SCHUESSLER JOANN SCHUESSLER ANN SCHWAB PAULA SCHWAB FRED SEIFERTH THOMAS SEILER AMY SHILTZ EDWARD SMITH TIMOTHY SNYDER JULIE SONGER PAUL SPINK PETER SPINK JAMES STACK JAMES STANKOWSKI ROBERT STOLDT RICKY STORCH JACQUELINE STORES JOHN TAYLOR CINDY ULM ERIC UPTEGROVE DAVID VANSON ROBERT VANVALKENBURG SARAH WATKINS DANNIE WEBER TAMMY WEICHMAN MICHAEL WEIGLEIN PAUL WELKER DAVID WILCZAK JEFFREY WILLIAMS ANGELA WISNIEWSKI ERIC WOOD DAVID ZAKY SUSAN ZEHLER TIMOTHY ZIELINSKI TAMMY ZYMOWSKI ... A VERY SPECIAL BIRTHDAY TO JACKIE STORES FROM ALL YOUR FRIENDS ... Together Individuals we are together Because together we are one. We have proved this year a milestone And have shown what can be done. The times we've shared have been good and bad. Our memories are so dear. We all know, they'll never fade Because they are so clear. We know not where we're going But we'll cherish where we've been, And when that given day arrives We'll all be together again. Good Luck to you in all you do May your happiness never end, You the Class of '86, Are an unforgotten friend. Jeannie Kirch 76 Orszuloh. Potty Pope Nick Rodok. Scon Schroder. Pom Springer. Srocy Unselt. ond Loreno Ost who won o Regents Schoksrship for Nursing Jeers To Mrs Kotuk) for burning the pie m Home Ec Jeers To the underclassmen who don't know the meonmg of the words Senior lov Jeers To those in the Torch picture who forgot to do ony work this yeor Jeers To those who don't respect other people s property Jeers To the person who stole Jim Zirtel s pie Jeers To the [Justness Low student of the Month' Cheers To Mr Nucci. who is driving o brood new Renoulf which he won on The Wheel of Fortune. Jeers To Fred Seiferth. who procriced his Hunter Sofety skJb by foiling out of o tree stood on o hunting trip Cheers To Amco's Moth Teorn for winning oM three of the competitions thot were held this yeor Individuol first pkxe owords were given to Steve Hommel ond John Mertou Jeers To Mr Freemon for running owoy during the homecoming pep ossembly We hope thot by next yeor he overcomes his feor of Jello. Cheers To Noncy Dyson. Srocy Henneberg. Greg Hof mono. Lynn Redden ond Pom Springer, who were oworded Merit Tuition A words which poy full tuition or Genesee Community College for two yeors Students must ronk in the top 20% of their doss to opply for this oword. ond they compete with students from Genesee, Livingston. Orleons ond Wyoming counties Cheers To Oecky Collesto ond Todd Doker who received letters of commendation from the Notionol Merit Scholarship Corporation in order to be designated commended students, they hod to score In the top 5% of more thon one m4bon students nationwide who took the qualifying tew Jeers To the ployers responsible for the end of the hockey foumoment v.i ieers To the Senior Class for their mogatme drive The seniors sold over £31.000 worth of mogozines which was the highest amount ever sold by o senior doss, even though the doss of 1956 Is smaller thon mow dosses This greotly helped their doss treasury ond was o greor woy to stort out the school yeor Cheers To the people inducted into the Notionol Honor Society in Jonuory Seniors Inducted were Julie Deck. Poul Ourek. Mott Sowyer ond Pomelo Springer. Juniors inducted were Lynerte Agon. Jared Ournside. Jdie EhlenfiekJ. Susan Friedhober. DonieUe Gillespie. Jomes Hogelberger, Woyne Koch. Sherry McQueen, John Merlou. Pomelo Miller. Sondro Plewo. Dovid Schroder. DonokJ Schuessler. Ann Schwob. Jocqueline Stores. John Toylor. ond Suson Zehler Cheers To the teochers ond foculty who moke it possible for us to hove sports reoms ond dubs These people roke extra time out of their doys ond we reolly opprectote oi they do Cheers To the Regents Scholarship winners Mork Dorvion. Michele Drown. Vol Duono. Poul Ourek. Rebecca Collesto. Denise Dombrowskl. Dob ENenflekJ. Kurt Fox. Steve Hommel. Stocy Henneberg Mory Jones. Dorryl Kock. Jennifer Merlou. John Merlou. Tom Messe Denise Jeers To Di Lokos who forgot whot groups he wos really in when the photogropher come. Cheers To Mr Rogers for winning o trip to Ireland Cheers To Denise Duckworth for being keeper of the chicken In Olotogy Lob Jeers To Joy Stockholm for hovtng his lunch period scheduled for downtown Jeers To John McPherson for trying to go through rhe window instead of the door Cheers To the Class of 1956 for moking their finol yeor o hoppy ond successful one Cheers To Steve Hommel. who won rhe Oousch 6 Lomb medd. oworded to the top Science students Cheers To Miss Undo Smith, who wos selected to receive o Teocher of Exce ence Award for her work with students gifted in English Longuoge Arts, presented by the New York English Coundl Jeers To Mr Fovosuk for letting the cows Out of the born. Cheers To John Merlou. who wos selected to portidpore in the mixed chorus ot the All State Musk Festivd In Duffdo m December 1955 Selection to this chorus is the highest honor ochievode by o High School vocd music student in New York Stole Cheers To Ken Hommel ond Liso Clork. who were nomed VDTF — Genesee Country Moll othletes of the week Ken received this honor for football ond Loo wos honored for her basketball skills Cheers To our computer reom which come In first m the competition ot ConOius College Cheers To rhe Arttco Vorsity Dosketboi teorn for winning their first sect and gome m seventeen yeors C H E E R 5 6 J E E R S 77 f BEST LOOKING Mory Jones Mike Pierce BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER Vol Buono Mike Pierce BEST PHYSIQUE Koren Lomb Jim Zirrel MOST CHANGED Koren Lomb Jim Zirrel MOST ATHLETIC Denise McAnulry Jeff Hinz NICEST EYES Chris Fugle Scorr Schroder NICEST HAIR Koren Lomb Kevin Riggs NICEST SMILE Chris Fugle Greg Kmicinski MOST UNIQUE LAUGH Chris Fugle Poul Myers MOST UNIQUE WALK Vol Buono Greg Kmicinski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Denise Orszulok Todd Boker BEST DRESSED Denise Dombrowski Kevin Riggs BIGGEST FLIRT Jeonnie Kirch Poul Miller MOST TALKATIVE Hylo Glor Jeff Powers BEST PERSONALITY Sondy Acquord Greg Hofmonn 76 EMMYS BIGGEST WORRIER Chris Fugle Rob Cusmono MOST MODEST Mory Jones Steve Hommel MOST ADMIRED Chris Fugle Jim Donohue HARDEST WORKER Stocy Henneberg Steve Hommel BIGGEST COMPLAINER Vol Buono Poul Burek MOST EASILY EMBARRASSED Cindy Brown Jim Zittel LEAST AMBITIOUS Holly Keller Bryon Kehl MOST OUTSPOKEN Liso Kirsch Jeff Powers MOST DEPENDABLE Stocy Henneberg Greg Hofmonn MOST UNIQUE INDIVIDUAL Hylo Glor Tom Messe MOST LOVESICK Alice Krofchok Lorry McLeod WITTIEST Stocy Henneberg Nick Rodok BEST FUTURE HUSBAND WIFE Julie Beck Greg Hofmonn FUNNIEST Denise Kirsch Jeff Powers MOST CLASS SPIRIT Chris Fugle Tom Messe CLASS OF 86 79 L :-a v Susonne Anger Kelly Sue Amy Lee Abboroy Carolyn R. Almerer Sandy Acquard Kelly Almerer 'Tiny” Carolyn Tommy Acquard Daniel Bailey Chris Bak Todd Baker Mark R. Barvian Don Todd Jim Mark Porker James Barrett Parker T. Bateman Julie i Tero Julie Ann Deck Michoel Doxler Christopher Bighorn John Borycki Vicki A. Brodfield 02 Maureen L. Bradley Thomas Browarek Christopher J. Brotz Maureen Cindy Brown Tom Michele M. Brown Jennifer 5. Bruggmon Michele Chris Cindy Jenny 80 Kevin Buckloew Valerie A. Buono Paul Burek “Ducky Vol “Burk Becky Mork Janette L. Cummings Robert C. Cusmano Brenda R. Dembowski Charles Dick Vince Delgaro Denise Rae Dombrowski Charles Denise 65 Jimi Donohue Denise Marie Duckworth Kim Dub Kimberly A. Eck Robert Ehlenfield Joel Foirchock Liso J. Fitch Joel Liso Kurt Fox Redwood 87 Christine L. A. Fugle Tim Godd Karl Goiser 88 Goot Geri Geri Gongora Don Hylo Steven Goetz Cindy 69 Sieve Dove Sreven Hommel Dovid Horder 90 Mary E. Jones Corie Marie Jornor Corie Mory Lee Jessup Trocy Keem Mory Lee 91 92 Little Leece Greg Lisa Kirsch Alice Krafchak Gregory Kmicinski Bill Lokos Dorryl Ale Darryl L. Koch Karen Lomb Koren Jennifer Pearl Jennifer L. Merlau David Merrill 94 Thomas Messe Paul Miller Jody L. Nichols Randy Meyer Llrtte Goy Rondy Leoh Norton 95 96 Christine M. Pormerter Janice Pautler Don Pawlak Paul Pawlicki Anthony Perry Renee L. Phelps 97 Mike Porry Mork Joonne Pas’ Mork Prior Dove Ralph Mike Pierce Joonne Pomona Jeffrey Powers Porry Pope Kevin Riggs Paul Roberts Rl sle 99 Nick Kodak Mott Sawyer John Schroeder Scon uso Lisa Marie Schreier Scorr Schroder Paul Sergei John Igor Kodor” Mart ill 100 Brian Spring Pamela J. Springer Alerhio Spring Tony J. Shriber Sharon Smith Steve Steven Sredman Joy Mary Beth Rev' Gory Joy Stockholm Don Strong Mary Beth Stout Gory Sweetmon 102 Mike Townsend Srocy Corie Unself Jennifer A. Walker Stocy Jenny 103 Mark Chew Mark Walker Sheilo Jim Sheila Wirrer Mart Wisniewski Jim Zirrel Photos Nor Available Brian Fox Joe Graham Ted Wackowski Zip- 104 Mike Zybczynski SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L. ro R: Renee Phelps (Treasurer). Chris Pormerrer (Vlce-Pres). Chris Fugle (President), Moureen Bradley (Secretory). -------------------------------------------------------- Mony rimes students roke for gronred the people who ore behind the scenes, the people who ore responsible for oil the activities that ore done The Senior Class would like to dedicate this page in our yeorbook to our Senior Advisors You hove been there with us through good and bod always planning ond helping ro get us the best of everything You ore the greoresr odvisors any class could ever hove, you've mode us great Thonk you to Mr Havens (Chief). Mr Overton. Mrs Ver-soge. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs Goodridge. ond Mrs Tretter for making our senior year the best ever ond making the great Closs of 1966 awesome!!! We Love You! v________________________________________________________ y SENIOR ADVISORS: Mrs Fisher. Mr Havens. Mrs Goodridge. Mrs Versoge. Mr Overton J u N I O R P R O M Fclose up Our Junior Prom was held on May 4, 1985. Our rheme was A World of Our Own — Precious Moments.'' We danced the night owoy to You're All I Am by Foreigner. The gymnasium was decorated with pastel colors ond filled with the smell of roses. The court consisted of King Mike Zybczynski, Queen Mory Jones, Prince Dorryl Koch, Princess Hylo Glor, First Attendants Mike Pierce ond Jeonnie Kirch, ond second attendants Todd Keller ond Jackie Cooley. With the success of our prom, we oil .looked forward to o memorable Boll. 106 ( close up Homecoming Week showed our closs coming rogerher for rhe first event of our Senior yeor Mony octivities took ploce during the week However, the moin event wos our pep assembly After o solute to the flog with three of the Colorguord Coproins, the assembly kicked-off with cheers ond pompon routines. All orhletes were recognized os well os coaches The Jello-earing contest scored o few owoy, but oil in oil, the assembly psyched everyone! Our Homecoming Court wos: King — Jim Zitrel. Queen — Chrissy Fugle, Prince — Jimi Donohue, Princess — Koren Lomb, Duke — Greg Hofmonn, Duchess — Mory Jones. 1 Fridoy night wos rhe Floor Porode. The r Senior closs won rhe contest for rhe 3rd rime throughout their high school years The ! evening ended in on awesome donee after our Homecoming victory ogoinst Notre Dome V J H O M E C M I N G 107 H A L L W E E N -------------------------- close up Holloween wos the first holidoy we celebroted os seniors. We dressed up in oil kinds of ourrogeous costumes Categories for prizes included scoriesr. funniest, most originol. cutest couple, ond best group After being judged, the seniors went to the cofeterio for doughnuts ond cider. In the afternoon, we drove to the little school' ond showed-off our costumes to oil the kids, who were very omused We oil hod o wonderful time on this first, very special holidoy of our finol yeor together. 7 ♦ ♦ 106 close up r Christmos olwoys seems to fly right by us Out the seniors did everything to moke this Christmos lost o little bit longer To stort off the Christmos holidoy. the troditionol thing to do In Arrtco is deck the holls ond so we did Our theme this yeor wos A Wolf Disney Christmos.' ond the holl turned out beoutlfully All the senior lockers were wropped in festive poper to give thot extro speciol touch During the lost Christmos the greot doss of 1966 spent together we fried to moke every lost moment count. We hod o most extrovogont Christmos dinner in which Denise Dombrowski recited o beoutiful proyer After the dinner, the seniors spent the rest of the doy dressing up os elves ond entertoining the little kids from Sheldon ond Attico’s Elementory School Mistletoe hung from the senior lounge ond everyone mode use of it especiolly Mr Feeney' The seniors lost Christmos couldn’t hove been possible without their odvisors ond the feeling of festivity In the oir All of us will remember the beoutiful moments we spent together during this speciol holidoy seoson c H R I S T M A S 1 9 8 5 109 I love you Don. The memories will live in my heorr forever. Wirh Love, Al (SM) Who stole Herb? Remember Vern? Remember Herb? Remember the Sheriff? Dickie — to our favorite junior. We've shored some great rimes together. We hope your senior year is awesome! We’re going to miss you. Wirh Love, Your Bobseys! Summer of 85: Movies, putt-putt, Denny's, Blue Bridge? Party every night. Helen the Hdway JP. LMK friends forever JP. Freddo PST always Leece. Mario best always Liso. Micheol yes or no LMK. JP memories LK. Mike and Abe; The prom was fun. So was the walk (Mary) and the ride home (Stocy). Like you said, the fun starred after 1:00. Just kidding! We love you, Your Prom Dares. Bobsey — you're the greatest! I love you! Your other Bobsey — of course — who else! Joy and Greg, get caught wirh your pants down? Meet or Sure-Sove or 9 o'clock. Party or Mengs Rood, no S-curves, no Mengs Rood. Nope, forger it. Peorl, look for your own lifeguard next rime . . . Bear Mary, remember shopping for the prom. The Breakfast Club?” I love you, Stocy Denise, to the beautiful sister I never hod. I love you. The memories will live in my heart forever Love, Mary Vinnie: You ore o crozy man, rebel, bandit and o geek! Choz Chicken has lips, Chicken hos lips, Chicken has lips Uh-Huh-Whor? Yeah-Hyla!! We ore now flying over the Africa Correctional Facility. Love, Pippi Jenni ond Vol, thanks for always being such good friends. I will really miss you — Love, Mark Hove o good day. Cousin Vince!! From Mark C. ond Joy S. Joy, it's been o tong rime waiting ond still nothing, bur I love U still. DK and MJ: Boston ond SG Fizz. I love you, DK. To oil my friends: Thanks for all the fun lost summer ond this year. You mean a tor to me. I luv U Darryl Thanks, SP, for o grear 2 years. I'll never forget you! JP. Big Bird bites the dust ond we bowl o strike To my friends, these lost two years hove been the best. I will never forger you guys Love Always Sandy A. Things don r change — people do. Bond ond Guard — Remember rhe pride in taking first in Hershey Danielle T. always remember Attica. Mary: To my best friend, I love you, Denise Mr. Rogers — Many thanks ro you for rhe pride and beautiful memories you hove given us. You ore the Greatest! We love you — Your Coproins 86 To oil my friends, especially Denise, Thanks for having me, and for o great year, I love you! Danielle Greg, Thank you for oil rhe special membories! I love you! Denise Mr. Mouse says ... To all those running Cross Country next year, hove o good season! SAH, may rainbows follow you wherever you go! D.D. Art: We will always remember you. Thanks for oil rhe good times. Love Always Michele ond Tero. P.5. Keep bouncing!! To oil my friends: I wish you oil rhe best in your new life when you enter that Dig World! D.N. Schrodes — gotten any stools stuck on your head lately? To oil my friends — Thanks for oil rhe great rimes! You've mode my Senior year complete! Take core — Mory Beth S; Tero — Next year Alfred be there! To my friends: Thanks for oil rhe good rimes and good memories. I'll miss you. Love, DLO B.C. — See you next year! Birds Anonymous solutes you — Class of 1986! Sroci, I'll always cherish rhe memories we’ve shored. Our friendship hos meant o lor ro me! Take core — Mory Beth Denise: Thanks for oil rhe precious moments we had together. Love Always, Greg Kelly, you're a great friend! Remember all rhe fun we've had! Keep in touch — Mary To my best friend Julie — I wish you all rhe happiness that life has ro offer — I'm gonno miss you and Lise. Love, PJS West is best Michele: Let's ploy Ovija. Kelly: Have a double lunch lately? Mary: Let's do some dishes at rhe golf course! Carolyn: My house is gone! Love Ya! Tera Kelly: Want my taco? Tera: How's Grunion? Mory: Con I have a pass to Guidance? Carolyn: Always remember rhe giant fish in Ohio. Love Michele Bond Trip '85: This is your four guide speaking. Banging Bill rhe bumper bus driver will now be raking us to rhe Econo Cheap Lodge with the plaid walls. To JK ond DK: Never forger rhe summer and rhe three of us together always! Love, MJ To Jeff: I bve you forever! G Boston Rules! To Sandy A.: Remember rhe hideaway?!? I love you! MJ Mary Bee: Thank you for being such o good friend. I'll never forger all rhe special rimes we've shared. Love, Staci VOPRO SENIORS M 0 R N 1 N G First Row: B. Kibler. J. Pomono. J. Poutler. D Kirsch. D McAnulfy. L. Kirsch. L. McLeod. Second Row: D Rhodes. P Botemon. C. Brorz. B Fox. T. Wockowski, L. Osr. L. Fitch. A F T E R N O O N First Row: G. Sweetmon, K. Riggs, G. Kmicinski, M. Sowyer. D. Boiley. H. Durzewski. Second Row: K. Buckloew. T Keller. J. Stockholm. T Plowe. M Boxler. S. Witter. Third Row: J. Grohom. P. Reiner. D. Horder, J. Nichols. C. Pormerter. T. Perry. C. Almerer. C. Greene. L. Schrier, S. Smith. P. Converse. Fourth Row: D. Rolph, R. Ohlson. J Donohue. M. Prior. C. Bok. D. Strong. M. Townsend. T. Broworek. J. Foirchok. P. Schroeder 112 Illlllllll llllllllll ir ii Miimir 111, ui:ii in in mi n ii mi :n: 114 115 116 117 World News TV Shows Shuttle Challenger Explodes — Jan. 28, 1986 Moonlighting Holley s Conner Returns Cosby Show More Tylenol Deaths Who's the Boss Statue of Liberty— 100th Anniversary MocGyver Live Aid Spenser: For Hire Soldiers Killed in Plane Crash Before Christmas Golden Girls Titonic Found Dynasty Rock Hudson First Celebrity to Die of AIDS Miami Vice Record High for Plane Crashes Cheers Yul Brynner, Orson Welles Die Sr. Elsewhere Terrorist Attacks Celebrities Sylvester Stallone Modonno Bruce Springsteen Shuttle Crew Don Johnson Jim McMahon The Refrigerator Billy Crystal Hulk Hogon Sports Kansas City Royals Win World Series Chicago Bears Win Super Bowl XX Pelle Lindberg Gets Killed Buffalo Bills Win 2 Gomes Jim Schoenfeld Sabres Cooch for 3% Months Sabres Foil to Moke Playoffs r v. ---------------------------------------------- close up We would like to recognize the contributions of Mrs. Lois Mortle who retired in June 1985 offer thirty four yeors of service to the students ond porenrs of Arrico Central School. Mrs. Mortle come to the Attica School system in September 1951. She began her career os o Librarian ot the Prospect School. When the current high school was constructed she moved the library book by book to Room 25. In 1969 the present library was established. Mrs. Mortle graduated from Nundo High School in 1947. Her college background included Geneseo Store. She first practiced her library skills in Attica under the supervision of Miss Betty Word who wos the school librarian ot that rime. During her thirty four yeors of service to our school she hos mode numerous friends ond helped countless students. On behalf of oil the students that she hos aided over the yeors we would like to thonk her for the dedication, hard work, loyalty ond friendship that she hos given oil of us ot A.C.S. _________________________________________________J Special thanks to: Mr. Burey and Mary Beth Stout for their photography work. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Donnelly for their patience with us. Pam Springer for the cover design. Mr. Kotula and Mrs. Schrader for their assistance and guidance. Varden Studio for their photography work. Mr. Steve Conner, Taylor Representative, for his helpful advice. Taylor Publishing for printing our book. The Underclassmen: Brian, Billie, Angie, lla, and Jenny for their time and effort. The teachers and staff who endured interruptions so that many of the pictures in this book could be token. 119 All I con think of is that this is the end, The end of the good rimes, the end of a friend. But I realize now os I think bock to the post, That we ore one, forever we shall lost! Oh! We ore so special with our joys and our fears That when we cry on Graduation Day, we shall cry golden tears. We will never let go of the hands that we hold And we will be forever young and never old. Yes, we ore ready to leave, but we'll never let go. We will be forever in each others hearts and forever in each others' souls. Hyla M. A. Glor 120