Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

Ingredients 2 Dedication 3 The Real Thing Seniors 25 The Classic Formula Faculty Staff 35 A Friend A Smile Underclassmen 51 Catch the Wave Sports attica Torch Trade-Mark CHERRY COLORED BOOK WITH NATURAL POSES. 1987 EDITION 120 PAGES 8” x 11” 75 Just for the FUN of it! Activities 89 ’87 Adds Life Senior Activities Editors-Heidi Rauth and die Plewa isors-Mr. James Kotula and Julia Schrader tographers-Kyle Bates, di Rauth, Sandie Plewa, en Nelson, Jennifer leter, and Clover Gauthier, er Design-Heidi Rauth Auction Staff-Karen Nelson, Debby Schlick, Angie Pacella, and Ila DiPasquale. Contributing Staff-Cathy Opladen, Kyle Bates, Holly Head, Brian Fugle, Michelle Frounick, Don Schuessler, Jackie Stores, Ann Schwab, Fred Seiferth, and Billie Lindsey. ME-VT-CT-MA NY REFUND 5c ATTICA SENIOR HIGH ATTICA, NEW YORK 0 VOL. 63 I 13943004 D E D I C A T I O N We, the class of 1987, would like to dedicate this year’s Torch to a teacher who not only puts forth much effort in her classroom but has given us hours of time and thoughtfulness as well. When we needed help with our Prom, she spent never-ending hours making arrangements and giving us the drive to finish on time. We knew that if we needed someone, she would be there to guide us along. She not only was dedicated to us as an advisor but also as a friend. She had a special way of dealing with us that didn’t make us feel inferior to her but led us to respect and love her. This year’s Torch is dedicated to our special friend, Mrs. Kyle Baker. 2 Seniors The Real Thing 3 Kathy ... is usually seen with Dave, Pam, and Lisa ... favorite memories are the times with Dave, juict cruisin, and Fridays over Christmas ... she often says “Well, I think ...” and “I don't know ... plans arc college, success. and fame. Lyn ... is usually found with Margie, Vinny, Sarah, and Paula . .. remembers parties, the summer of '86, and the band trip .. . favorite sayings are “You're so gay and “GEEK!!” ... plans to go to college and then get a great job. Laurie ... is seen with Lori, Sue. Tammy. Lisa, and Joyce ... remembers the good times with her friends and the memories they’ve shared (especially Tammy’s party) ... says “Woopcrs!,” “You Women,” and “Hold it wait” ... plans college and traveling. Katherine L. Acquard Lyn Agan Laurie Allen Brian ... is usually seen with Blondic . .. favorite memories arc things that couldn't be printed in this book ... favorite saying is “Life's a beach!” ... plans for the future arc undecided. Bruce ... is usually seen with John, Jennifer. Amy, Joe. and Pete ... favorite memory is riding to BOCES with Trace last year . . . often is found saying “Butt Cheese” .. . plans to farm in the future. Jennifer ... is found with Amy, Phil, Joanne, Sandy, and Sue ... favorite memories arc her high school years with her friends ... often says “It just doesn’t matter” and “Just kidding” ... plans marriage, children, college, and a good job. Brian Almcter Bruce “Brewster” A1 meter Jennifer L. Almeter John . . . usually is found with Bruce, his cousin . .. often is caught saying things like “Be good” and “You got to” ... future plans are to go to school and work on his family's farm. Todd ... is usually seen with Mike, Tom Mooney, and Tom Patterson ... future plans are farming and building a monster truck. Mike ... is seen with Tom, Dean, Dwayne, Gromeo, and Piper . .. remembers Gary’s swirly, Halloween, and the summer of'86 ... says “Borrito head,” “Apparently,” “Ga ga golly gee,” and “That’s cold” ... plans college, marriage, and travel. 4 John Almeter Todd Arnold Mike Bailey Donna ... is usually seen with Sarah, “King Cole,” and Tisha . .. remembers the time spent out with her friends . . . says “Wrong” and “Hey” often .. . plans to go to Villa Maria College and become an interior designer. Mark ... is usually found with Jared, John, Gary, and Sandy . .. favorite memories are of the band trip to Her-shcy ... favorite saying is “Bogus!” ... plans to become an electrical engineer for NASA in the future. Scott... is usually found with Paula ... favorite memories are of the Junior Prom .. . plans in the future to be very happy and successful. Donna “Bakes” Baker Mark Baker Scott P. Beck Bill ... is usually seen with Rob, Rick, and Stan ... remembers all the senior activities and the dances ... future plans are to get a job, build a house for himself, and live it up! Ken ... is usually seen with Brian, Mike, and Rob ... future plans include farming. Gordie ... is seen with Todd Lantzy and Anne Jaroszek . . . fondly remembers the Stopp Dances ... favorite sayings are “Do you have a pencil. Dick?” ... plans to be the future President (of something) in the year 2000. William J. Beck Ken Beechler Gordie L. Biehl Sarah E. Bourdette Melissa “Missy” Bove Margaret Blocher Margaret ... is usually found with Lyn, Vinessa, and Korie . . . favorite memories are of the summer of 86 ... favorite saying is “Dork“ ... future plans are to go to college and become rich. Sarah ... is seen with Amy, Holly, and Piggic .. . remembers French class, spending time with friends, and the Piggic truck ... says Yo!!,” “Cute guys, real cute!!” ... plans college, sports reporting, and marriage. Melissa ... is usually seen with Theresa, Leslie, Pete. Mike, and Amy ... favorite memories are of the Halloween and Christmas Party of 86 ... future plans arc to go to college, get married, have a family, and be happy. 5 Lori ... is seen with Sue, Lisa, Joyce, Tammy, and Laurie ... remembers the North Java Picnic, her friends, Dave, and parties ... says “Whooper's!,” and “You’re such a woman!” ... plans college, working at Great Nails, and marriage. Guy ... is usually seen with Troy, Jeff, Dave, Danny, and Bobby ... favorite memories are of his 2nd period Gym class and the hockey tournaments ... future plans are graduating and drag racing the CADDY! Farley ... is seen with Angie, Lisa Keicher, Kerry, and Lisa Burke ... remembers Silent Rage, growing up, and getting wild with all her friends ... says “Psss!” and “Take a walk on the wild side!” ... plans to get more out of Lori Boylin life. Guy C. Bradley Farley Celise Bridgman Lisa ... is usually seen with Don, Farley, and her friends ... favorite memories are being with her friends in the lav and of the parties in '86 and '87 ... favorite saying is “Psss!” ... future plan is to travel. Rob ... is usually found with Paul, Bill, Mary, and Piper ... favorite memory is of the fun times in high school... future plans are to go to the Air Force, live long, and prosper. Jared ... is seen with Tom, Tim, Gene, Patty, and Jody ... remembers French class, skiing with Andrea, '86 soccer season, the band trips, and tennis ... says “Zut alors!” ... plans to climb Mt. Everest and discover East J’hungaland. Lisa “Huey” Burke Robert A. Burleson Jared Burnside Amy ... is seen with Heidi, Karen, Holly, and Sandy .. . remembers Nelson’s parties, Heidi and the Malibu, “Break out the Tuppcrware, “The Model Teen,” SAT class, and the dairy ... says “Can I just tell you ...” and “Rude!” ... plans college. Joe ... is seen with Ang, Jr., Ludlow, and Gno ... remembers when school was't like a prison ... favorite sayings are “Let’s blow this popcorn joint!” and “Have a good one” ... plans to marry, have a happy family, and dance with Jerry Garcia. Aaron ... is usually found with Heather and Mike ... favorite memories are of going to Niagra Falls and going places with Heather ... future plan is to get rich. Amy H. Calmes Joe Casey Aaron Clark 6 Dave ... is usually found with Paul ... remembers going to McKinley ... favorite saying is “Be good” ... future plans are to become a truck driver. Lisa ... is usually found with Bean, Sharon, and Brian ... remembers going to DisneyLand with Sharon and Bean ... future plans are of college, marriage, and starting a family. Lisa ... is seen with Cindy, Becky, and Margo ... remembers all the fun she had at school and parties, including Cindy’s 16th and 17th B-day parties ... says “Peace!” and “How’s it hanging?” ... plans college and success. David “Tatoo” Clark Lisa M. Clark Lisa “Spanky” Cole Sarah Elisabeth Cole Steele Cook Piper “Peepers” Cote Jeffrey L. Crane Jean M. Corby Jeffrey “Cuz” Cusmano Sarah ... is seen with Tisha, Sarah, Steele, Karen, and Todd ... remembers the Outfield Starship concert and football and basketball cheerleading... says “You’re so gay, queer,” “Nice one,” and “Thank God” ... plans to go to Europe and college. Steele ... is seen with Russ, Sarah, Jenny, Tim, and Ken ... remembers Cananda, parties, and football ... says “Hoots,” “What’s up,” and “drink, drank, drunk” ... plans to sell real estate, to become a correction officer and college. Jean ... is seen with Todd, Joanne, Cheryl, Clover, and Keith ... remembers making new friends, cheerleading, the Christmas party, and Halloween ... says “Just kidding” and “I’m sorry” ... plans a job, marriage, and children in the future. Piper ... is seen with David, Trish, Smurf, Jenny, and Mike ... remembers Perkins, Jr. Prom, Christmas ’86, my 17th B-day and the Halloween party ... saya “Smile,” “Talk to me baby,” and “Get out of town” ... plans college, marriage, ancja family. Jeff... is usually seen with Troy, Dave, Scooter, Dan, and Guy ... favorite memories are of the parties at the trailer and goin’ out with the guys ... plans for the future are to join the Air Force and go to college. Jeff ... is usually seen with Jackie, Steele, Tim, Kenny, and Pooch ... favorite memories are of football and “The Candyman” ... favorite saying is “You’d mess up a one man parade” ... future plans are to go to college and be successful. 7 Tisha ... is seen with whoever's hanging out in the lobby ... remembers parties and the excellent times with all her friends ... favorite saying is “What's going on this weekend? ... future plans are to go to college and become something big. Margo ... is seen with Becky, Cindy, Lisa C., Lisa R., and Rich ... remembers Cindy's 16th and her 17th B-day parties and the '86 ball ... says “No doubt. “Marty,” and “Coleman . .. plans to marry Rich and have a great time. Rob ... is usually found with Tom and his tape and the zoo crew ... favorite memory is of tapen' people .. . favorite saying is “What’s the difference” ... future plans arc to become a brain surgeon. Troy ... is usually seen with JefT, Guy, and Matt ... favorite memories are of the party at the trailer and Tom’s duck tape .. . favorite saying is “Marty” ... future plans arc to join the Air Force. Craig ... is usually found with Scott ... favorite memories arc of Christmas lime ... favorite sayings are “That's Botek and “Yo” ... future plans are to become an auto mechanic. Dean ... is usually seen with Jim, Scott, Tom, Dwayne, and Mike ... favorite memories arc of skipping and rushing to Scott's house . .. favorite saying is “What’s up! ... plans to go to college and get a good job in the future. Cindy ... is usually found with Angie, Farley, Lisa, and Margo . .. favorite memory is of the time she shared with Matt Clark ... favorite saying is “pssss! .. . future plans arc to go to college and party with her old friends. Julie ... is usually found with Eric, Jo Ann, Sandic, and Amy . .. remembers dances, sports, Christmas time, and band ... favorite saying is “C’est la vie!” ... future plans are to go to college, be herself, and be happy. Lisa ... is seen with Tom, Laurie, Sue, Tammy, and Lori ... remembers the laughs and closeness she shared with her friends . .. says “No doubt. “Do I look O.K.?,” and “Ask me if 1 care” ... plans to go to college and marry rich. Tisha Ann Dadd Troy Dusen Margo “Marshmallow” Rob “Barky” Dersham Daugherty Craig “Dice Dyson Dean T. Eck Cindy “Cindust Eckam Julie “Ju” Ehlenficld Lisa “Pucky” Eiscnhauer 8 Byl Evans Peter “Festis” Fox Vincssa Gaulicri Paul ... is usually found with Kim or Rob ... favorite memory is of the time he spent with Kim ... favorite saying is “Got me swingin’” ... future plans are to be with Kim forever. Shawn ... is seen with JcfT, Mike, Don-di, Pete, and Paul ... remembers ski trips, BOCES, the senior lounge, and hanging out in the parking lot ... says “Da,” “Foolish,” and “Myer” .. . plans to attend the Ohio Diesel Technical Institute. Byl ... is seen with Tim, Keith, Kevin, Dale, and Wayne ... remembers hitting the party scene, jamming the tunes, and cruising to BOCES ... plans to hike around the country, get married, and have kids. Lisa ... is seen with Darlene, Jean, Tammy, and Rodney .. . remembers winning the hockey tournament, the Christmas and Halloween party, and the day she met Rodney ... future plans are to become successful in cosmetology. Chris ... is usually seen with Jim, Joe, and Kevin ... remembers seeing Troy “sleeping” in his front yard and all the parties at the Casey's house ... often says “See ya on the beach” ... future plan is to leave town. Pete ... is seen with Doc. Mark, Kerry, and Jeff... remembers the BOCES bus, the vacation at Allegheny Park. Geitner's cabin, and Praller's house ... says “Martin,” and “Cheese” .. . plans to go to Ohio Diesel Tech., become rich, and leave Attica. Sue ... is seen with Jennifer, Sandy, Joanne, Amy, and Cheryl . . . remembers B studyhall-thc Chet chin, learning to ski, Halloween, and Outlander nights .. . says “Life's lough isn’t it?” ... plans to get a job and travel around the world. Clover ... is usually found with Cheryl . .. favorite memories include “I know a GREAT haircut!!!” and the Attica years ... favorite saying is “Humpty Dumpty was pushed!” ... future plans arc to ; to college. Vinessa ... is usually found with Margaret, Lyn, and Korie ... favorite memories are of the summer and Christmas '86 ... future plans are to attend college, get married, and have success!!! Susan Friedhaber Clover M. Gauthier Shawn Embt Lisa “Fliccwoman 7” Fleiss Chris Foley Joanne ... is seen with Sandy, Sue, Jennifer, Amy, and Jean . . . remembers Dan's car, softball, parties, concerts, and Outlandcr nights .. . says “Please, “Hello, babe, and “Hey ... plans to become a bartender, a photographer and to marry. Danielle . . . attended school in Rovcnsburg. West Germany as a AFS exchange student this year . .. favorite memories arc of chccrlcading . . . plans to go to NYU and do cither biomedical engineering, work on Cancer Research, or plays on Broadway. Charlene ... is usually seen with Shelly, Flynner, and Julie . . . favorite memories arc of the summer of '86 . . . favorite saying is “Wow, really! ... future plans arc to become a Joanne L. Gerstner cosmetologist. Danielle Gillespie Charlene Glor Koric ... is usually found with Margaret and Vinessa . . . favorite memory is of the summer of '86 ... plans for the future are to go to college, be happily married, and live down south. Sandi ... is usually found with Laurie or Lisa . . . favorite memory is of being with Phil in the 11th grade .. . favorite saying is “Hi ya” and “Let's cruise ... future plans arc to go to college and marry Phil. Cheryl ... is usually seen with Clover and Sandy ... remembers the Bcachy’s adventures. Clover's great short cuts, and “Should I bring a knife? .. . often says “Psych, and “OURS was the best! .. . plans to go to college in the future. Sandi Grover Cheryl J. Gunn Jim ... is seen with the Ed. Bros., San-dic, and Sue . . . remembers the band trips, the hockey tournaments, J.M., and JAM ... favorite saying is “Jim, Jim, Jim. Jim. Jim. Jim ... plans to attend U.B. and become a electrical engineer. Jennifer ... is seen with Piper, teachers, guys, and exchange students . . . remembers parties, the junior prom, the Monkccs' concert, and class activities . .. says “Cool! ... plans college, fame, fortune, marriage, and life without Attica. Ken ... is seen with friends and sports teams .. . remembers Avon, Notre Dame, and Silver Stadium . . . says “Genius,” “Surprise, “Ouch. “Nice, “Handsome. and “Foolish .. . plans to marry, have children, be rich, and play professional sports. James D. Hagelberger Jennifer Lynn Hall Ken “Hambone” Hammel 10 Sharon Lee Hardic Amy Lynn Hinsken Michele Janes Holly Elizabeth Head Joanne E. Heller MlL Janet Ignatowski Chandra Marie Huber Sharon ... is usually found with Beancr, Jackie, and Tim ... remembers the band trip in ’85 and last Christmas .. . often says “How are you and do you have any food at your house? ... future plans are to go to college and leave Attica. Holly ... is seen with Leirc, Ila, Amy, Heidi, and Sarah ... remembers “Love that Heidi!, 1,2,3--cops. Trig, class, and the Model Teen Runner-up . . says “You are such a geek! and “Oui ... plans to go to college and have a career. Joanne ... is usually seen with Paula, Mary, and Piper ... remembers the summer of ’86 and May 24th, the birth of her nephew ... favorite sayings are “O-A-A-O, Babe,” and “Hey ... future plans are to go to college and move to Las Vegas. Amy ... is seen with Sarah, Kris, Dan, Craig, and Rich ... remembers Homecoming '86 and the rabbit that got in her way ... says “Ouch, “Feel bad, “He's all too sad, and “Suave ... plans college, becoming a psychologist, and marriage. Chandra ... is usually found with Melissa. Steve, Christine, Brian, and Ron ... favorite memories are of Food service I and II and the funtimes with the gang at BOCES ... future plans are to become a chef. Janet ... is usually found with Anita, Lisa, and Dave ... favorite memories are of the Jr. Prom '86. meeting Dave, and Folkerth's ... often says “I love Dave ... future plans are to be with Dave forever. Paul “Wally Janes Becky “Zingin’ Zep” Janes Michele ... is usually found with Lisa ... favorite memories are of the good times with friends and being with Ron ... favorite saying is “Unique! ... future plans arc to go to college, travel, and succeed in life. Paul ... is seen with his special friends ... remembers everything about Attica Football ... says “Ouch. “Nice, “Yup, “Foolish, “Genius, “Surprise, and “How arc those? ... plans to go to college and live life to the fullest. Becky ... is seen with Margo, Lisa C., Cindy, Lisa R., and Kevin ... remembers Cindy's B-day party, the BOCES bus. and parties . says “Zing,” “No doubt. and “What’s up Coleman? ... plans college, becoming a cosmetologist, and having a family. 11 Jeff... is usually found with Tim, Tom, Jared, Ed. and Rick . . . favorite memories arc of the senior activities ... favorite saying is Tm not impressed” ... future plans include getting a job, building a house, and living it up. Ed ... is usually seen with the Ed Bros., Sandic, and Sue . .. favorite memories are of the band trips, J.M., the Prom, and JAM . .. favorite sayings are “Shut up. Jim!” and ‘‘Can I borrow future plans are to go to college. Lisa ... is seen with Todd, Farley, and Angie .. . remembers Silent Rage, the BOCES bus, and partien’ ... says “Psssst,” “Ucka-snucka,” and “That's cool“ ... plans marriage to Todd, becoming a well-known body builder, and being happy. Jeff “Kazbo” Kaczmarek Ed Kaminski Lisa Keicher Kerry ... is seen with Mark, Farley, Pete, JcfT, and Shawn .. . remembers summer vacation, being in the X-mas party, and partying ... says “Martin,” “Bummer,” and “Psss” ... plans Ohio Diesel Tech, moving, getting a job, and playing his guitar. Scott ... is usually found with Heidi and Tommy B . . . favorite memories include the senior football season and Heidi . .. favorite saying is “What a bargain” and “Wrong!” ... future plans are college, playing football, and being with Heidi. Nick ... is usually found with people . .. favorite memories arc going to Canada with the guys and the past . .. often says “Wrong,” “Right away,” and “Don’t matter” ... future plans are to Kerry “K.K.” Kelsey kiss the cows goodbye and go to college. Scott “Kels” Kelsey Nicholas B. Kirsch Jeff ... is seen with Doc, Pete. Aaron, Geitncr, and Kelsey ... remembers the vacation at Alleghany Park. Praller’s house, and Geitner’s cabin ... favorite saying is “Marty” ... plans to become a millionaire, leave Varysburg, and go to Florida. Wayne ... is usually seen with Kinger, Russ, and the in group ... remembers Halloween, S-curves, and the soccer championship ... favorite sayings are “Skinny,” “Small,” and “Whatever” ... plans to go to college, leave Attica, and be successful. Gene ... is seen with Jared, John, Tim, Eric, and Tom .. . remembers the band trip, dances, breaking his leg while playing wifflc ball, and the hockey tournament ... says “No doubt” and “Enthusiasm” .. . plans law school and the presidency. Jeffrey J. Knab Wayne P. Koch Gene Koscis 12 Lyle ... is seen wiih Anxiety, Paranoia, Schizophrenia, and the Ed. Bros ... remembers JAM. Fred without a Kleenex, Jim eating pizza in his sleep, J.M., and the prom pizza . .. says “I feel bad again, and Shut up, Jim, ... plans to wear shades. Wayne ... is usually seen with Rick, Stan, Ron, Gene, and Scott ... remembers the office and holidays ... often says Be good, and Bouy Head ... future plans are to join the survice and become massively rich. Andy ... is usually seen with himself.. . favorite saying is Far-out! ... future plans are to continue being random and unpredictable and to die rich. Lyle Looie Korytkowski Wayne Kriger Andy Kroll Bob ... is seen with Matt. Dave, Guy, Dan, and Scoots .. . remembers racking up brownie points . .. says Driving to BOCES today? and Where's the party tonight? ... plans to be the V. Principal of A.C.S. and to transform his Datsun. Ellen ... is usually found with Sharon ... favorite memories are of the summer of '86 ... favorite saying is “Surprise! ... future plans are to attend college. Todd ... is usually found with Gordie, Tim, Coreen, Carrie, and Nick favorite memories are of parties ... future plans are to go to Colorado, work, and make money. Bob Big Bob” Lakas Ellen Lamb Todd Lantzy Ken Tommy B. Larson Gary Lawson Ken ... is usually seen with Dwayne, Tim, Dean, Scott, and John ... favorite memories were usually experienced before the dances ... favorite sayings are “Stop, Oh. Barasso,” and Take off’ .. . plans to go to college and play hockey. Gary ... is usually seen with Rick, Eric, Stan, John, and Gene ... favorite memories include drama club, snowmobiles, and ATC's .. . favorite sayings are Shurc” and “Uh-huh ... plans to go to college and lead a real life. Darlene ... is seen with Rich, Kim, and Tammy ... remembers meeting Rich, winning the hockey tournament, Christmas, and Halloween ... says “I'm so embarrassed” and “Oh well” ... Darlene Lofty 4” Loft plans to own a cosmetology shop and have a small family. 13 Dwayne ... is seen with Tim. Ken, Mike. Mark, and Tom . . . remembers the summer of '86 and going out with Kim . . . says “Reach maturity, “No doubt,” and “I can’t wail till I get out of school!” .. . plans a successful career in art and marriage. Janette ... is usually found with Sherry, Mrs. Donnelly, Joe. Nocllc, Fletcher, and Johnathan . . . favorite memories are of the Guidance Office. BOCES, Joe. and Paula's stories . .. often says “Okay” ... plans Nanny school and a job. Sherry ... is usually seen with Janette and Paula . . . favorite memories include playing volleyball and softball and Paula's stories . . . future plans arc to attend college, have a career as a CPA, Dwayne “Senior” Lukasik and to eventually get married. Janette Matteson Sherry L. McQueen Ron ... is seen with Julie, Rick, Erie, Stan, and Scott .. . remembers soccer sectionals, the Christmas Ball, and the halls between periods . . . says “Bouyhcad ... plans to go into the Air Force, become a state trooper, marry Julie, and have kids. Todd ... is seen with Jean, Donna, Gordie, Tim, and Dave ... remembers his friends, riding his motorcycle, getting a ticket in Lctchworth, and parties ... often says “Foolish” and “Chill out” ... plans college, marriage, kids, and a job. Mary ... is usually found with Butch, Spooner, Valero, and Bubba .. . favorite memories are of Paula's stories, spoons, and the prom party .. . favorite saying is “Is that true?” ... future plans include the Army. Ron “Rock Meides Todd “Babe Mcisner Mary “Dizzy” Merkel Jim ... is usually found with Paul, Ed, Chuck, and Rich ... favorite memory is of his old black truck ... favorite saying is “You know what I mean” ... future plans include work and marriage. Eric ... is seen with Matt. Mike, Josh, Donna, and Diane ... remembers going to Niagra Falls, getting hit by a train, and jumping off of a ski lift ... says “Good one.” “Mellow cruisins,” and “Getting ignorate” ... plans to own a business. Keith ... is seen with football and basketball players . .. remembers the football family . . . favorite sayings arc “No thanks I'm trying to quit!!” and “Suit yourself I'm easy” ... plans college, marriage, and living in Rochester. Jim Mest Erie Meyer Keith D. Midkiff 14 Salvatore A. Militcllo III Joyce Muniak Pamela “Hoots Miller Sandy Miller Tony ... is usually found with Bob, Chuck, Coreen, Carrie, and John .. . favorite memories are of the love and friends during the easy part of his life ... plans life in the Army. Pam ... is seen with Kathy and Lisa ... remembers the Marine Midland Parking Lot, the Prom (Queen), the Electro Bus Magnet, and JV soccer ... says “Probably and “Be sure to” . .. plans nursing and Spanish at Russell Sage College and marriage. Sandy ... is seen with Joanne, Sue, Jennifer, Amy, and Jean ... remembers San’s car on Halloween, Joanne running down Rt. 77 at 2:30 a.m.. and the Outlander ... says “Hellow Babe” ... plans to sit at Joanne’s bar. Kim “Monty Montgomery Tom “Puck Mooney Tom ... is seen with Pooch, Cuz, Ken, Wayne, and Steele . .. remembers football season, parties, the Silver Stadium, and the football coaches’ jokes . says “Pardon, “Where’s the party,” and “What are we playing in warm-up’s ... plans college. Kim ... is usually seen with Darlene, Tammy, Angie, and Dave . .. favorite memories are of the day she met Dave, Halloween, and the Senior lav ... favorite sayings are “Psyche and “I can't know ... future plans arc to marry Dave. Tom ... is usually found with Dwayne, Mike W., Tom . Mike B., and Tom Perl ... favorite memories are New Years Eve '85 and Sept. 3, 1986 ... favorite saying is “Later . .. future plans are of U.S.M.C. Karen L. Nelson Joyce ... is usually found with Sue, Lori, Laurie, and Tammy ... favorite memory is of the Senior Christmas Party .. . future plans are to go to college and get married. Karen ... is seen with the football family and the Junior bathroom bashers .. remembers Silent Rage, O.A.C.S.. the fly in English, whipped cream, and E.C ... says “We're having a party! ... plans to learn from past and become a better person. Stan ... is usually seen with Rick, Eric, Ron, Scott, and Rob ... favorite memories are of snow days and holidays . . . favorite sayings arc “Bouyhcad and “Take off' .. . future plan is to have a highly profitable Air Force career. Stan Olszewski 15 Cathy ... is usually seen with Heidi, Sandy, Amy, Sarah, and Leire ... favorite memories are of soccer, soft-ball, and all her friends .. . favorite saying is “PSYCHE!” ... future plans are to go to college and become a nurse. Tom ... is usually seen with Maria ... favorite memory is of the wrestling team ... favorite saying is “Good to go!“ ... future plans are to go to college for business administration, own his own business, and get married. Tom ... is seen with Tim, Jared, Tom, Sandie, and John ... remembers the band trip ’85, hangin’ out at the dances, and the drama club ... says “Turn it up!” and “Hi, how ya doin’?” .. . plans to do electrical repair, D.J., and to marry. Catherine M. Opladen Tom Patterson Thomas “Crazy” Perl Paula ... is usually found with Scott... favorite memory is of the summer of 1986 ... future plans are to find happiness and success. Scott... is seen with Dwayne, Jim, and Joe ... remembers the David Lee Roth concert and “Light her up. Sparky” ... favorite saying is “Why don’t you just grow up” ... future plans are to go to college and become a narcotics officer. Russ ... is seen with Steele, Mrs. McDonald, Cuz, Tim, and Dick ... remembers the trip to Canada, senior days, Halloween, and Christmas ... says “That’s what I thought,” “Drink, drank, drunk,” “swallow,” and “Hoots” ... plans college. Paula A. Perry Scott Phillips Russell R. Pieri Sandie ... is seen with J.P.F., the “Ed.” bros.. Sue, and Dawn ... remembers Silent Rage, Jon’s love, the fly in English, the dairy, band trips, p. 400, and pinpoint accuracy ... says “Are you serious?” ... plans life with Jon and happiness. Tom ... is seen with Joe, Karri, Bob, Ken, Jeff, and everyone in the Senior lav ... remembers the Blizzard of ’86 and being stranded at someone’s house ... future plans are to live in another state, get an autobody job, or stay as a mechanic. Sue ... is seen with Joyce, Lori, Laurie, Tammy, and Lisa ... remembers being at Joyce’s, parties, senior activities, and the Judas Priest concert ... says “But I don't wanna!” and “You woman!” ... plans college, travel, and marriage. Sandra M. Plewa Thomas Joseph Plowe Sue Prinz 16 Mike Prior Richard C. Puccio Sandra L. Rautenstrauch Mike ... is usually seen with Shawn, Rob, Pete, Matt, and Kelsey ... favorite memory is of the good times in the ski club ... favorite sayings are “Cool” and “Let’s party” ... future plan is to become a multi-millionaire. Dick ... is seen with Cuz, Ken, Tommy, and Kocher ... remembers sports, recreation with Wally, and Silver Stadium ... says “Come on!,” “44 ... 44... Set... Hutt,” and “Look out” ... plans college, sports, becoming a Phys. Ed teacher, and a coach. Sandy ... is seen with Patrick, Heidi, Leire, Rich, and Patty ... remembers “the roof was slanted,” band trips, “I can’t,” and special friends ... favorite sayings are “Probably” and “That’s sad” ... plans to attend college in the future. Heidi... is seen with Scott, Sandy, Holly, and Amy ... remembers the special times spent with Scott and Mr. Klotula’s glades ... says “That’s sad, “Already,” and “-ness” ... plans to major in psychology at U.B. and have a happy marriage. Andy ... is usually found with Bill, Tim, and Mike ... favorite memories are of parties ... future plans are to graduate from high school. Anita ... is usually seen with Janet and Lisa ... favorite memories are of the Junior prom 1986 and meeting Casey ... favorite saying is “I love Casey” ... future plans are to be with Casey forever. Heidi Kristin Rauth Andrew Reisdorf Anita Richley Lisa ... is usually seen with Margo, Lisa, Janet, Anita, and Sandy ... favorite memories include the senior holidays and being with friends ... future plans are to go to college for nursing. Chuck ... is usually found with Paul E., Paul S., Jim, and Jeff ... future plans are to go to college, get married someday, and be successful in life. Leire ... is usually seen with Martin, Holly, and Sandy ... favorite memories are of New Year’s Eve and moments with friends, Helena and Gigi... future plans are to go to college, get a job, and start earning money-SOON! 17 Lisa “Little Leece” Riggs Chuck “Chas” Rogers Leire Santamarina Louise ... is seen with Mary, Piper, Rob. and Paul . .. remembers Paula's lost spoons and all the good times in the Senior lav ... says “I love Chuck Merkel and “Chuck this, chuck that . .. plans to get married and become a working mother and a wife. David ... is usually found with Nick, Todd, Rob, Ken, and Tim .. . favorite memory will be graduation .. . favorite sayings are “Foolish and “Genius ... future plans arc to become rich. Paul ... is usually found with Jim and John ... favorite memories are of building motors in Mr. Sccgcr class ... future plans arc to get a job. Louise “Weezic Schniedcr Dave Schrader Paul Schrocder Don ... is usually seen with Dawn, the Ed brothers. Sue, and Sandic ... remembers September 12, 1986, beating Kendall, band trips, J.M., and JAM ... says “Hey Geek,” “That's coolness, “Take a pill,” and “Shutup Jim ... plans USNA and Mach 3. Jo Ann ... is usually found with Robbie. Amy, Julie, and clan ... future plans arc to go to college, be a travel agent, and get married. Ann ... is usually seen with Julie, Denise, Kim, Mary, and Michele ... favorite memories are of the friends and activities of the class in the past four years... future plans are to go to college for computer science. Don “Shap” Schucssler Jo Ann Schuesslcr Ann Schwab Paula ... is seen with Sandy and everybody . .. remembers the research paper on Dr. Ruth, Miss Smith and spoons, my cups, sports, and my stories ... says “Got me swingin’ ... future plans are to go to R.B.B.B. Clown College, the Army, and U.S.C. Fred ... is usually found with Sue ... favorite memories arc of Ed's parties, his prc-Prom accident, JAM, and The Lake ... often says “Dirtball” . .. future plans arc to go to RIT, make big bucks, and have a great life. Tom ... is usually found with a roll of tape and the Zoo Crew .. . favorite memories arc of tapen . . . favorite saying is “Yea, yea, that's it ... future plans arc to go into priesthood. Paula “Dr. Ruth” Schwab Frederick James Seiferth Tom Seiler 18 Amy Shiltz Ed Smith Tim “Badger Snyder Amy ... is seen with Bob, Jennifer, Sue, Joanne and Donna ... remembers hockey and having Ashley ... says “Like, “Sure,” Gee,” Fine,” and What’s happening” ... plans college, marriage, and living happily ever after with Bob and Ashley. Ed ... is usually found with Sue, Tony, and Ann .. . favorite memory is of meeting Sue ... favorite sayings arc Foolish,” Jewish,” and Nice” ... future plans are to work, marry, and be rich. Tim ... is seen with Sharon, Steele, Jeff, R.V.V., and Gordie ... favorite memories are of the good times with Sharon ... favorite sayings arc Smoke butt!” ... future plans arc to play pro ball for the Buffalo Jills. Julie ... is usually seen walking around with her friends ... favorite memories are of when Troy asked her out ... future plans are to continue working and to get married. Paul... is usually seen with Steele, Ken, Lisa, Todd, and Aaron ... favorite memories arc of the basketball tournament and the Sectional Football Game ... future plans arc to go to college. Pete ... is seen with Mrs. Jurstead ... remembers being a library assistant and Mrs. Martle ... says How ya doin?” and I’m not saying a thing-nothing” ... plans college for Food Sevicc, becoming a chef, and managing his own restaurant. Julie A. Songcr Paul Thomas Spink Peter Smiling” Spink Jim ... is usually found with Scott and Dean ... favorite memory is of skiing ... future plans are to go to college. Jim ... is usually seen with Dave .. . favorite memory is of the senior Christmas party .. . favorite saying is Come again” ... future plans arc to serve in the armed forces. Rob ... is seen with Bill, Rick, and Stan ... remembers parties, senior lounge, and screwing around in the fields .. . says I missed the bus to BOCES,” and I was'nt doing donuts in the parking lot, Mr. Secgcr” . . . plans the Armed Services. James Stack James “Stanley” Stankowitz Rob “Swamphead” Stoldt 19 Rick ... is usually seen with Eric, Stan, Bob, Gary, and Bill ... favorite memories are of snowmobile and ATC trips ... favorite saying is “Get a life” ... future plans are to have fun and make money. Jackie ... is usually found with Sharon and JefT ... favorite memories are of sports, the New Year’s Eve party, friends, Christmas, France, and parties ... future plans are to go to college and have a successful practice. John ... is seen with Tim, Tom, Eugene, Eric, and Stan ... favorite memories include the band trips and the Senior Ball 1987 ... says “Have a nice evening” and “How’s your mom?” ... plans to attend college and work as an electrical engineer. Rick “Boo” Storch Jacqueline A. Stores John “JT” Taylor Cindy ... is usually found with Jim and Lisa ... favorite memories are of going out with Jim and the band trip ... plans are to go to college and get married in the future. Eric ... is usually found with Julie and the Bouyheads ... favorite memories are of the times spent with his friends ... favorite saying is “Aye bou” ... future plans are to have a fulfilling and prosperous life. David ... is usually found with Janet ... favorite memories are of the Junior Prom and the senior Christmas party ... favorite saying is “Bummer” ... future plans are to get married, get a job, and have a family. Cindy Ulm Eric “Ric” Uptegrove David “Caveman” VanSon Dondi ... is usually found with Phil ... favorite memories are of senior English ... plans to get a job in the future. Rob ... is seen with Nick, Dave, Tim, Paul, and Jo Ann ... remembers Avon, Notre Dame, and Marty at the New Years Eve Party ... says “Ouch,” “Genius,” “Surprise,” “Nice,” and “Foolish” ... plans to be rich and happy. Marty ... is seen with Leire, Julie, Ila, Debbie, and the jocks ... remembers Christmas, girls, soccer tournament, ski club, and parties ... says “Handsome,” “Surprise,” “Nice,” and “Genius” ... plans Vienna University, marriage, and a job at IBM. Dondi “Monty” VanSon Rob VanValkenburg Marty “Handsome” Walter 20 Sarah ... is usually seen with Tisha, Sarah, Donna, and “Gordie and the Gang ... remembers the band trip and the summer of 86 ... favorite saying is “Jackson” ... future plans are Hawaii in July and to go to college. Dan ... is usually found with Gordie, Dave, Jim, and Tom ... favorite memories are of morning breakfasts, Christmas, Gordie’s cabin, and Let-chworth ... future plans are to become rich. Tammy ... is usually seen with Dave, Darlene, Kim, Angie, and Farley ... remembers all the good times spent with Dave and in the senior lav... often says “I’m lying” ... plans college, marriage, and having a family in the future. Mike ... is usually seen with Todd, Tom M., Dwayne, Ken, and Tom P ... remembers the summers of ’85 and ’86 ... favorite sayings are “Why do people stand in the hall?” and “Reach maturity” ... future plans include the U.S.M.C. and college. Paul ... is usually found with JefT, Mike, and Dave ... favorite memories are of smokin’ the tires in the school parking lot with the Nova ... future plans are to drive a truck for his Dad. Dave ... is usually found with Jeff, Kathy, and Dan ... favorite memory is of spending time with Kathy ... favorite saying is “Yes, sir!” ... future plans are to become a rich bachelor. Michael “M M” Weiglein Paul “Scoot” Welker David Wilczak Jeff ... is usually found with Jimmy, Willard, and Steeler ... favorite memories include Koch’s, the summer of ’86, and Christmas at ACS ... favorite saying is “Genius” ... future plans are to go to college and become a physical therapist. Angie ... is usually found with Farley, Joe, Cindy, and Tammy ... favorite saying is “Psst!” ... plans to go to college in the future. Eric ... is usually seen with no one ... favorite memories are of JAM ... favorite saying is “Out a hand” ... future plans include the Army, Airborne, and the Rangers. Jeff “Jiff’ Williams Angela Wisnewski Eric “Woodeye” Wood 21 Sue ... is seen with Fred ... remembers May 9, 1986, before the prom, Seiferth’s Towing Co. after SAT’s, big red chrome-wheeled truck, and chauffered van to Bills game . .. says “Yike” and “Left turn at first light” ... plans college and Freddie. Tim ... is seen with Tom, Dwayne, Tom Perl, Scott, and Jim ... remembers getting arrested. Physics R Us, and JAM ... says Do it up and “Why do people stand in the middle of the halls?” ... plans college, marriage, a European Tour, and teaching. Tammy ... is seen with Sue, Lori, Laurie, Joyce, and Lisa ... remembers X-mas, the Prom, New Years, and the Judas Priest concert ... says “Whoopers,” “No doubt, and Your such a woman” ... plans college, being a rich secretary, and marriage. John . .. attends the Hartt Music School as a freshman in Hartford, Connecticut ... remembers the Duckworth Duet and trips to Zimbabwe ... plans to write songs that hit the Billboard Top 5 and accept the Grammy for Songwriter of the Year. Missing: Matt Clark Phil Gomy Ann Jaroszek Paul Knab Bill Nichter Jim Statler Joe Statler Susan M. Zehler Timothy “Time Zielinski Tammy Zymowski Michael Roberts: Although a picture of Mike was unavailable the Senior class would still like to dedicate the poem below to him. Mike has missed all of his high school years, but we hope this poem helps him realize that we never did forget. John Merlau Sometimes, not often enough. We reflect upon the good things. And our thoughts always center around those we love. Then we think about the people who mean so much to us. And who for many years have made us so very happy. And we count the times we have forgotten to say ... “Thank You” ... and just how much we love them. Anthony Nucci 22 OFFICERS : Karcn-President, Ken-Vice President, Pam-Secretary, Sandie-Treasurcr. The Senior Class of 1987 would like to thank our advisors for all their hard work and dedication. Their spirits gave us the incentive to work together as one. With their efforts, we truly became the class of 1987-the class with class. 0 F F 1 C E R S A N D A D V I S o R S 23 Kathy McDonald Jim Roller F acuity The Classic Formula BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row 1-Roy Henncberg, Vice Pres., Florence Williman, Pres., Shirley Ellsworth; Row 2-Anthony Cusmano, Dr. Bruce Lamb, Albert Audsley; missing-Beat rice PfafT Edward Stores, Superintendent Edward Kirby, Business Manager Joan Puccio, Secretary Cindy Gephart, Purchasing Agent Alfred Feeney, Principal The Office Team Neil Barton, Athletic Dir. Assist. Principal Thelma Wood, Secretary Beverages are a key part of any fast food menu. In keeping with our yearbook’s theme, we asked the faculty members which fast food restaurant they prefer. The question prompted many strange looks, thoughtful expressions, and finally the narrowing down of three or four choices. Their final choice gives you an indication of what our teacher’s tastes and preferences are. H I G H S c H O O L 0 F F 1 C E 27 Judy Trauscht, Switchboard Operator English S. Fraterrigo-That Taco Place J. Hempel-Mini-Mart Taco J. Kotula-Pizza Hut K. McDonald-Wendy’s L Smith-Burger King M. Stroh-John Mary’s J. Wolak-Johnny’s Media Center Aide P. Santoro -Wendy’s 28 Social Studies J. Arnold-Burgcr King W. Colvenbach-Taco Bell F. Favasuli-McDonald’s T. Havens-Wendy’s F. Mangefrida-Wendy’s S. Slivinski-John Mary’s Media Center S. Jursted -Ponderosa 29 Math M. Geitner-McDonald’s O. Gould-Exchange Chicken Fingers J. Kelly-Exchange Subs W. Rohring-Ponderosa D. West-Burger King Commercial B. Alvut-Pontillo’s C. Mallory-none D. Schrader-Fuddruckers 30 Language D. Hughes-Pizza Hut M. J. Mikolajczyk-Burger King Art Music R. Burey-Ponderosa L. Pugliese-Burger King D. Rogers-Arby’s Industrial Arts J. McCarty-Danny’s Deli Subs M. Seeger-Burger King J. Stephens-McDonald’s 31 Science J. Freeman-Pizza Hut R. Landwehrle-Ponderosa D. Robinson-Arby’s J. Roller-Chinatown K. Sadlon -Pontillo’s Health S. Overton-John Mary’s Home Economics W. Kotula-Big Daddy’s 32 Physical Education D. Leyden-Pizza Hut M. Wolfley-Burger King Special Education K. Baker-Pontillo’s J. Fisher Pontillo’s S. Tretter — Pizza Hut B. Versage — Pizza Hut In-School Suspension P. Susat — Pizza Hut 33 Guidance Counselors T. Dugan-McDonald’s J. Schrader-John Mary’s Guidance Secretaries C. Donnelly-Pizza Hut S. Barvian-Burger King Nurse L. Flahive-Ponderosa Cafeteria Staff-Row 1: B. Matteson, M. J. Roberts, M. L. Edwards, J. Barry. Row 2: D. Anderson, S. Knab, D. Kirkpatrick, P. Drier. Missing: J. Fox, K. Hamill, B. Helak. 34 Underclassmen A Friend A Smile Juniors Timothy Acquard Tamara Adams Andrea Agan Dawn Ausman Steven Bailey Mary Baker Tammy Baker William Baker Kevin Barnes Jay Barvian Patricia Bateman Cheryl Beck Patrick Beck Suzanne Beck Kevin Becker Tonya Beitz Amy Benson Jennifer Berg Trade Berry Christopher Beyer Matthew Bigham Brian Boucher Karen Brade David Brothers Gregory Brown Steven Burek Laurenna Burger Jason Burke Sean Bush Mark Calmes 36 Juniors Eric Campagna James Casey Peter Chmura Lori Ciancio Julie Clark Kirk Cochrane Michele Cole James Cooley Martin Courtwright Jack Crooks LeAnn Dimick Jean Dipardo I la DiPasquale Larry Dubois Deborah Ellis Shelly Embt Charlie Evans Timothy Feeney Joseph Fitch Christine Reiss Christine Flynn Joseph Fugle Mark Geitner Colleen Gill Jeffrey Green Michelle Hagelbcrger Craig Hardie Tracy Hinsken Timothy Hollander Peter Hoy Juniors Carrie Hunter Robert Hyland Eric Janes Jeremy Jerge Amy June Aaron Kcnncrly Laurie Kcrwin Christopher King Ann Kirby Jennifer Knapp Joseph Krencik William Kusmierski Sally Lakas Amy Lastowski Tracy Lcntsch Kimberly Librock Billie Lindsey Cheryl Linsey Julie Maples Paul Martin Daryle McAnulty Michael Mederski Kathy Merrill James Messe Jeffrey Montgomery Tammy Morris Virginia Morton Jcrrol Newell Dawn Nutty Wendy Ott 38 Juniors Angela Pacella Tammy Parolari Patrick Perl Staci Petherick Gregory Phillips Penny Phillips Sandra Pierce Karen Pomana Lynnettc Pomana Richard Rasmussen Maria Redfem Ann Reiner Jennifer Reisdorf Todd Reynolds Alexander Rodak Jennifer Ross Mary Rykert Robert Sacher Anthony Santoro Debra Schlick Judy Schmidt Keith Sellick Shawn Shanahan Lisa Shaw Sandra Shaw Denise Siminski John Smith Patricia Smith Kristina Smythe Theresa Snyder Juniors Steve Sondericker James Sosnowski John Spink Steven Spink Suzanne Springer Christine Stedman Tammy Steves Ted Sweetman Gary Theal Travis Thompson Michelle VanSon John Walczak Christopher Walko Kevin Weaver Kimberly Weichman Kimberly Welker Michael West Michele Westermcier James Wickins April Witkop Kim Witter Richard Woika Stephen Wood Coreen Youngers Sophomores Douglas Acquard Nicole Agan Greg Akin Christine Almeter Jill Almeter Joann Almeter Mary Anderson Terry Arnold Tracy Arnold Beth Ash Stuart Bailey Robert Baker Jody Balon Brian Barnes James Beck Thomas Beck Amy Berry Robert Berry Robert Bielecki Nicholas Binkowski Michael Browarek Kathleen Brown Christopher Brunner Susan Bucklaew Wendy Burgess Rebecca Burleson Tina Bumison Jonathon Cabom Katherine Calmes Tammi Carr Sophomors Todd Clark Julie Conrad Michelle Cramer Todd Cummings William DiPasquale Daniel Dodge Jennifer Donaldson Robert Donovan Kimberly Duckworth John Durzcwski Carl Eaton Jason Eaton David Engblom Joseph Fleiss Bridgett Fox Theresa Friedhaber Michelle Frounick Brian Fugle Carla Fugle Ronald Gauthier Barbara Geitner Thomas Geitner David Gentzler Philip George Alton Germain Susan Goetz Terri Gronowski Tricia Hall Scott Halsted Heidt 42 Sophomores Wade Hcineman Amy Hunter Lisa Hyland Tammy Hyman Christopher Ignatowski Terri Jamison Peter Janes David Judge Jeremy Kaczmarek Kelly Kaczmarek Julie Kehl Sherry Keicher Brian Kirby Andrea Klein Jill Koch Wendy Kryszak Catherine Kurke Wanda Larmon Brendt Lindsey Gordon Linsey Tracy Lorenzo Kelly Lukasik Benjamin Mattcson Hiedi Mattia Linda McLain Michael McMahon John McPherson Jay McQuillan Sophomores Janinc Meyers David Mezydlo Michelle Militello Priscilla Mooney Molly Morse Eric Morion Ken Muniak Gregory Newell Donald Ohlson Chester Olszewski Anne Opladen Paulette Orlowski Cher Ost Anthony Pacclla Dina Parolari Charles Paul Jolenc Pautler Daniel Perl Stephen Perl Kyle Petherick Carrie Phillips Kimberley Pile Robert Plewa Robert Plowe Christopher Polancarz Kathleen Potter Jonathan Rauth Teresa Rcisdorf James Reynolds Danila Ripstcin David Roberts Michael Russell Julie Rykert Sophomores Hi Mom!!! Gregory Sanders Timothy Sawyer David Schreier William Schueler Joseph Scripp William Shafer Sharon Sharman Andrea Slepinski Tom Smith Matthew Snyder Shane Snyder Corey Stack Daniel Steves Eric Stock Rodger Stoldt Cheryl Taylor Michael Thore Nancy Tracy Bradley Veley Eric Wallace Tricia Weber Brian West Timothy West Jessica Wheeler David White Tammy Wichrowski Roger Wilson Sean Wood Danccn Wyckoff Christine Yohe Paul Zeilman Thomas Zgoda JefTHammel Freshmen Jennifer Acquard Keith Acquard David Adams Benjamin Almeter Mike Amrhein Melissa Baetzold Dorothy Baker Todd Barvian Yvonne Bashlin Kyle Bates Candy Becker Mary Beeman David Beitz Naomi Bennett Jennifer Bey Matthew Beyer Anita Blocher Glenn Bohlen Lisa Bollin Deanna Brothers Timothy Brown Stacy Buono Susan Burger Michael Bums Jeffrey Button Rachel Callesto Timothy Carr Charles Chesley Thomas Chesley Don Clark Leah Clark Michael Clark John Cole Jon Corby 46 Freshmen Suzanne Cramer Charles Crooks Steven Czarniak Erika Dadd Eric Daugherty Lezlie Davis Christopher Dembik Larry Diehl Shawn Domes Jennifer Downs Christopher Durfee Kristin Dusen Kevin Elliott Katherine Ellsworth Stephen Evans Amy Fisher Michael Gaiser Vito Gautieri Christine George Christopher George Jody Glor Jason Gomez Todd Greene Lisa Gutowski John Hagelberger Daniel Hager Ryan Haller Diane Hamilton Donna Hamilton Anne Hardic Karen Head Harold Heck Mark Heineman Richard Herman Freshmen Wendy Holt Dawn Howell Christina Hulme Tommasina Hulme Holly Hyman Suzanne Janes Keith Jamot Jason Joose Christopher Judge Tracey Kader Robert Kaminski Eric Kautz Brody Keller Joseph Kerwin Todd Kibler Jill Kirby Ann Kirch Kyle Kittleson Jason Kroh Richard Krzesinski Nicole Lamb Michael Lastowski Kathryn Lavrincik William Lepsch Joseph Maier Jonathan McLain Michael McLain James McLaughlin Fred McLeod Robert McWhirt Joanne Merkel Thomas Merlau Kevin Mest Rebecca Metcalf Patrick Meyer Mark Miller 48 Freshmen Randolph Mundt Robert Muniak Dawn Nichols April Nichter Angel Nowicki Deanna Nutty Thadcus Olszewski Ryan Padak Michael Pawlak Cynthia Pawlicki Gail Perl Robert Perry Todd Phelps Holly Phillips Michael Pile Michelle Pile Paul Pile Kelly Plowe Rebecca Plowe Gregory Potts Patricia Rautenstrauch Michael Reisdorf Gus Richardson Darlene Richley Nancy Roberts Michael Rogers Darcy Sanders James Schlick Jeannine Schoen Julie Schwab Kari Senick Maureen Skinner Vicky Smith Andrew Snyder William Snyder Heather Somerhalder Freshmen Kimberly Spink Laury Spink Marcia Spink Christine Stephens Kathy Stone Edward Stores Kara Stroh Heather Strong Joseph Swartz Richard Theal Mary Tortorice Colleen Urquhart Jeffrey Weiss Milissa Wichrowski Craig Wienckowski Sports Catch the Wave V A R S I T Y S o c c E R 52 Row 1: M. Colvenbach, T. Beck, T. Militello, M. West, M. Walter, J. Hammel, F. Seiferth, J. Beck, J. Messe, R. Meides, R. Hammel Row 2: N. Kirsch, R. Pieri, T. Santoro, P. Beck, T. Feeney, J. Fitch, W. Koch, J. Kaczmarek, R. Storch, J. Burnside. C. King, D. Schuessler, Coach Carlson SENIORS Row 1: Tony, Fred, Nick, Don, Ron Row 2: Russ, Rick, Wayne, Jeff, CAPTAINS: Rick, Wayne, Jared Martin, Jared The Drive to Success One of the Few Leisurely Practices CHEERLEADERS l.to r.-J. Berg, S. Miller, A. Hinsken, T. Weichman, L. Dimick, A. Kirby, C. Gill. This year was the best year ever for the team; we had a 14-4-1 record, winning the division crown. We won many one goal games, two of them against Byron-Bergen and the other Kendall, whom we hadn’t beaten in fourteen years. The division was clinched in the final game of the season against Holley. We advanced as far as the final four in the playoffs. Many were elected to the all-star team and Coach Carlson was again named coach of the year. SENIORS: Amy, Tammy, and Sandy. STOREKEEPER: JoAnn ATTICA GAME OPPONENT 4 RUSHFORD 2 4 CAL-MUM I 1 KENDALL 3 0 WHEATLAND-CHILI 0 4 PIONEER 0 7 PEMBROKE 0 0 BYRON-BERGEN 2 4 HOLLEY 0 2 PAVILION 0 3 KENDALL 2 1 LYNDONVILLE 0 0 PIONEER 1 1 BYRON-BERGEN 0 8 WYOMING 0 2 LETCHWORTH 0 5 PEMBROKE 0 2 HOLLEY 1 2 WAYNE 1 0 AQUINAS 3 V A R S I T Y S o c c E R 53 J. V. s o c c E R Firsi Row: M. ColVenbach, S. Domes, T. Weiss, K. Kittleson, J. Caborn, J. Joose. J. Hagclbcrgcr, M. Pile, R.Hammel. Second Row: Coach West, B. Kirby, P. Janes, R. Baker, D. Hager, R. Thcal, T. Brown. J. McPherson, T. West. 54 CHEERLEADERS First Row : J. Glor, J. Mest. Second Row : C. George, J. Koch, B. Burleson, K. Stroh. Third Row : P. Rautenstrauch. First row- A.Kirch, J. Almctcr, B. Geitner, L. Hyland, T. Jamison. Second row: F. Zittel, E. Stores, L. Diehl, M. Gaiser, B. Berry, D. Gcntzler, C. Williams, M. Thorc, J. McQuillan, C. Paul, R. Gauthier, D. Ulm. Third row: Coach Ehasz. W. Snyder, J. Cole, M. Miller, B. Vclcy, N. Binkowski, J. Eaton, M. Clark, J. Zeilman, J. Reynolds, C. Eaton, G. Newell, S. Bailey, T. Green, T. Cummings, V. Gautieri, B. Barnes, Coach Susat. j v F O O T B A L L 55 CHEERLEADERS First row: T. Jamison, L. Hyland. Second row: B. Geitner, J. Almeter, A. Kirch. V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L Row 1-K.Hammcl, D.Compton, E.Morton, B.Bielecki, D.Puccio, S.Cook, T.Lantzy. Row 2-T.Zgoda, T.Miller, J.Scripp, S.Wood, K.Sellick, B.Baker. Row 3-E.Compagna, S.Kelsey, B.Boucher, K.MidkifT, J.Kaczmarek, P.Hoy, J.Krencik, Coach Freeman. Row 4-Coach Henry, T.Snyder, J.Cusmano, L.Dubois, B.VanValkenburg, J.Spink, J.Sosnowski, J.Newell, Coach Leyden. SENIORS Row 1-Todd, Steele, Paul, Tim. Row 2-Ken, Dick, Scott, CAPTAINS Ken, Steele, and Tim Keith, Jeff. Missing: Larry and Tom. “When I saw them practice, I missed it deeply and when Ready ... Set... Hut! they won, I won right along with them.”-Wally 56 CHEERLEADERS : First row-K. Brade, C. Youngers, K. Nelson, T. CAPTAINS: Karen and Sarah. Berry. Second row-T. Beitz, S. Cole, S. Watkins, A. Calmes, C. Hunter. SENIORS : Sarah, Sarah, Karen, Amy I think I’ve got this one! ATTICA GAME OPPONENT Varsity started this year off by beating Avon for the first time in 14 AVON 6 nine years. It also marked Coach 7 MONROE 0 Leyden’s 50th win. Long practices 38 BARKER 0 and dedication paid off with a winn- 0 OAKFIELD 14 ing season. For the first time in four 32 ALEXANDER 0 years we made it to sectionals with 33 PEMBROKE 10 home field advantage. Nothing will 14 NOTRE DAME 6 surpass the unity and pride we felt as 37 HORNELL 12 we all held hands and watched the 6 WATERLOO 22 quarter flip at the beginning of our last game. We were the football family. y A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L 57 G I R L S s o c c E R VARSITY First row: K. Weichman, J. Stores, P. Phillips, L. Agan. Second row: D. Nutty, Coach Phillips, K. Acquard. Third row: P. Schwab, A. Opladen. Fourth row: K. Petherick, K. Welker. Fifth row: C. Opladen, M. Westermeier. Sixth row: S. Hardie, E. Lamb, L. Clark, G. Morton. Seniors Paula, Kathy, Jackie, Sharon, Ellen, Lisa, Cathy, Lynn Captain: Jackie VARSITY GIRLS’ SOCCER ATTICA GAME OPPONENT 2 PEMBROKE 7 3 LEROY 2 0 WHEATLAND 1 0 ALBION 4 KENDALL 4 ELBA 0 2 ALEXANDER 1 2 OAKFIELD 6 ATTICA GAME OPPONENT 0 PEMBROKE 3 5 WYOMING 0 0 LYNDONVILLE 3 I ALEXANDER 0 0 HOLLEY 7 0 BYRON-BERGEN I 3 1 NOTRE DAME PAVILION I 0 58 JV- First row: P. Koch, B. Domes, J. Acquard, S. Kirby. Second row: L. Lamb, J. Brunner, B. West, H. Nutty. Third row: S. Buono, L. Jensen, M. Spink, N. Lamb, J. Kirby, J. Lamb. Fourth row: A. Hardie, J. Schaub, D. Hager, K. June. Fifth row: P. Bateman, C. Almeter, J. Maples, D. Ausman. Sixth row:Coach Wendy Miller. What a foot! Anticipation G i R L s s o c c E R Mud, rain, sleet, snow, and bitter cold were all the obstacles encountered by the mailmen.-NO! The 1986 girls’ varsity soccer team. The girls team was led by eight seniors, including captain Jackie Stores, who all worked very hard at the skills, leadership, and drive that make a team. The juniors, with captain Penny Phillips,and sophomores provided the endless energy needed to push for the wins. We finished the season with an overall record of 7-9. Our season was a touch one, including all types of opponents. We will never forget the memories our letters hold for us. We will miss our seniors and good luck to the team next year! Here it comes! 59 c R O s s c o u N T R Y Row I: M. Bailey, B. Pushnick, P. Mooney, C. Judge. Row 2: Coach Rohring, G. Theal, B. McWhirt, A. Rodak, P. Pile. Cross-country is a lonely, no-glory sport. To be a successful cross-country runner, an individual needs a tremendous amount of self-motivation and pride. This was particularly true this past season, as only seven runners finished the entire season for the Blue Devils. Mike Bailey led the boys team to a 2-10 record, followed by Gary Theal, Alex Rodak, Bob McWhirt, Paul Pile and Chris Judge. Brian Pushnick was part of the squad also, until his family moved to Florida. Priscilla Mooney was Attica’s only female competitor. She won four girls’ races and finished second in the Genesee Region Invitational, thus earning All-Star status. Gary Theal was named Attica’s “Outstanding Runner” for his dedication and surprisingly fast improvement. 60 Seniors Captains: Brian Mike First row: S. McQueen, C. Glor, F. Bridgman, H. Rauth, L. Clark. Second row: P. Schwab, K. Gospodarski, S. Plewa, D. Ellis, J. Stores. Third row: C. Opladen, V. Gautieri, B. Plewa (Linesman), C. Eckam, L. Burke, Coach Miller. Seniors Captains: Jackie Heidi Time out for regrouping. Although the Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team did well, we encountered a few difficulties in some games causing an overall 7-6 record. We were very fortunate this season to make it to sectionals but lost to 1 Jefferson. Captain Heidi Rauth made the All-star team and Lisa Clark was awarded honorable mention. It was satisfying to beat both Notre Dame and Alexander whom we haven’t beaten in many years. We wish the best of luck to next year’s team. V A R S I T Y V o L L E Y B A L L 61 Keep your eyes on the ball. Lisa’s ready for the block. J. V. y o L L E Y B A L L B A S K E T B A L L Row 1: J. Lamb, K. Hinsken, L. Lamb, T. Bumison, C. McCormick. Row 2: K. Petherick, J. Brunner, L. Jensen, D. Hager, J. Acquard. Row 3: H. Henderson, A. Opladen, C. Pile, E. Dadd, N. Lamb, T. Pacella, Coach Butzbach Row 1: K. Petherick Row 2: P. Mooney, J. Kirby, S. Bucklacw, N. Lamb, L. Jensen, W. Burgess. Row 3: J. Glor, H. Nutty, M. Wolf, Coach Gould, A. Hardic, D. Hamilton, J. Acquard. 62 First row: E. Lamb, Coach Pasquarella, K. Wcichmann. Second row: E. Dadd, G. Morton, K. Welker, L. Clark, S. Keicher, P. Bateman. Third row: S. Buono, T. Dadd, J. Stores, P. Schwab. v A R s i T Y SENIORS -First row: J. Stores, L. Clark, P. Schwab. Second row : E. Lamb, T. Dadd Up,up,up... ... And in! Stop that ball! The girls’ varsity basketball team finished an exciting season with a league record of 6-5 and an overall record of 6-7. The girls were led by captains Lisa Clark, Jackie Stores, and Kim Weichman. Lisa Clark was the leading scorer. The girls agree their most exciting moments included beating Byron-Bergen 50-46 and improving their skills, teamwork, and record from previous seasons. We’d like to thank Coach Pasquerella for all the fun, excitement, and encouragement. B A S K E T B A L L 63 V A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L Row 1: C. Romesser, E. Campagna, D. Puccio, J. Newell, J. Messe, K. Weaver, T. Miller, D. Kirkpatrick. Row 2: J. Cusmano, J. Fitch, K. Hammel, W. Koch, S. Shanahan, T. Feeney, Coach Carlson 64 Before the 3 overtimes! Take a breather, Wayne. CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: L. Dimick, C. Gill, T. Beitz, S. Cole, A. Kirby, K. Brade. Row 2: A. Calmes, S. Hardie. SENIORS: Sarah, Amy-Captain, missing-Sharon. ATTICA GAME OPPONENT 71 PEMBROKE 42 66 HOLLEY 63 45 BYRON-BERGEN 56 46 WHEATLAND-CHILI 75 71 ALEXANDER 55 68 WYOMING 43 59 AKRON 54 48 ALDEN 42 73 ELBA 55 74 OAKFIELD-ALABAMA 50 69 KENDALL 59 67 KENDALL 55 73 LYNDONVILLE 54 45 PAVILION 39 89 NOTRE DAME 85 67 PEMBROKE 36 49 BYRON-BERGEN 56 73 HOLLEY 42 58 WAYNE 59 The varsity started on shaky ground with a 2-2 record. Then they exploded for 12 victories including a first place in the Attica Christmas Tournament. Then we posted a thrilling victory in triple overtime against Notre Dame, the first win over them in five years for Coach Carlson. Later we placed second in the division behind Byron-Bergen and faced off against Wayne High School in a sectional battle. Although game was thrilling,the Blue Devils came up with a 59-58 defeat despite a last second attempt by Dick Puccio. For their efforts, Ken Hammcl and Dick Puccio were invited to play in the Exceptional Senior Game. Dick Puccio was also named to the first team all-star. Coach Carlson was named Genesee Region Coach of the year. V A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L Tip it. Rebound! 65 J y B A s K E T B A L L Row 1: J.McPherson, J.Schlick, E.Stores, Row 2: C.Romesser, B.Kirby, G.Newell, P.Janes, J.Beck, D.Kirkpatrick, Row 3: C.Weinckowski, J.Hammel, K.Williams, E.Morton, D.Hager, Coach West 66 CHEERLEADERS Row 1: K.Stroh Row 2: L.Hyland, S.LeBaron, B.Geitner, A.Kirch, D.Parolari, S.Militello Row 3: J.Almeter Row 1: J. Kroh, T. Brown, M, Spink, M. Heineman, M. Miller. Row 2: S. Petherick, J. Ross, R. Howes, J. Koch, C. Flynn. Row 3: J. Sosnowski, T. Phelps, T. Berry, K. Larson, D. Schuessler, Coach Leyden. SENIORS: Ken and Don CAPTAIN: Don Time for an adjustment. Round and round she goes. Up for air. Go team go! The Swim Team was a very young squad. Led by Don and Ken, the Devils finished the season with a 5-10 record. Their league record was four wins and six losses. The team consisted of two seniors, five juniors, one sophomore, six freshmen and one eighth grader. Despite many hours of hard work, the Devils just could not match the size and experience of some other schools. The team was represented at Sectionals by Don, Ken, Tim, Mark, and Rich. s w I M T E A M 67 w R E Row 1: L. Korytkowski, K. MidkifT. Row 2: J. Reiss, M. Pile, D. Gentzler, S. Perl, R. Theal, K. Cochrane, B. Barnes. Row 3: Coach Clemens, P. Pile, J. Swartz, M. Thor, G. Theal, D. Mezydlo, Coach Susat. s T L I N G CHEERLEADERS- First row: C. Youngers, C. Reiss, M. Tortorice, P. Phillips. Second row: A. Lastowski, J. Kchl, K. Pile, C. Gauthier. Third row: A. Zielinski, J. Corby, J. Berg, C. Hunter. SENIORS: Lyle, Jean, Eric, Kirk, Clover, Keith CAPTAINS: Keith, Jean, Lyle Although small in numbers this years Wrestling Team was big at heart. The team finished with a 2-6-1 league record and 2-9-1 overall. Several match outcomes were determined because of our lack of members, not by lack of ability. We had a young, but very talented team with wrestlers winning several high placements in the tournaments we entered. We look forward to a very strong team next year. W R E S T L I N G 69 I got the pin — now for Thore! T R A C K First row: P. Phillips, L. Richmond (mgr.), D. Nutty. Second row: M. Beyer (mgr.) M. Rykert, M. Frounick. Third row: J. Songer, D. Duckworth, M. Reiner, N. Dyson, C. Ulm. Fourth row: Coach Susat, J. Ehlenfield, T. Carr, M. Thompson, B. Ulm, A. Hinsken, Coach Buckenmeyer. Fifth row: C. Taylor, E. Lamb, G. Morton, H. Rauth, P. Mooney, N. Lamb, Coach Gould. First row: M. Beyer (mgr.), T. Brown, T. Messe, N. Rodak, E. Kocsis, A. Rodak. Second row: L. Richmond (mgr.), T. Geitner, B. Beck, T. Patterson, G. Hofmann, F. Seiferth, T. Meisner, W. Heineman. Third row: Coach Gould, Coach Buckemeyer, J. Rauth, S. Bush, J. Kaczmarek, K. Larson, S. Kelsey, E. Morton, T. Zielinski, J. Pushnick, B. Pushnick Coach Susat. 70 T E N N I S First Row: D.Schuessler, V.Gautieri, S.Wood, T.Kibler, S.Hammel, S.Branning Second Row: Coach Asquith, P.Janes, J.Hammel, J.Messe, J.Borycki, M.Janes, S.Hardie, M.Hardie First Row: P.Janes, J.Jerge, D.Schrader, E.Campagna; Second Row: T.Feeney, T.Santoro, G.Newell, P.Pawlicki, T.Acquard, R.Rasmussen, B.Boucher, S.Schrader, M.Ciurzynski, Coach Roller 71 V A R S I T First row: P. Miller, T. Miller, R. Cusmano, G. Kaminski, D. Merrill, S. Cook, E. Kaminski. Second row: Coach Leyden, J. Stockholm, J. Cusmano, D. Puccio, K. Hammcl. J. Williams, J. Hinz, M. Barvian. B A s E B A L L 72 The Hambone Hammer Get 'em! The very successful 1986 boy's varsity baseball team ended the season with a 19-4 record. The success of the team was lead by first team outfield all-star, Ken Ham-mel and second team all-star pitcher, Dick Puccio. The team captured the Genesee Region Division 1 championship and proceeded to the sectional finals at Silver Stadium. Here they lost a heartbreaking, controversial game to Wayland. The outstanding feature of the 1986 baseball season was defeating Notre Dame for the first time since 1978! The final score was an upsetting 8-2. Attica Game Opponent 20 Byron-Bergen 2 8 Pembroke 2 15 Lctchworth 5 8 Wheatland-Chili 3 8 Notre Dame 2 6 Holley 5 15 Leroy 4 19 Pavilion 3 17 Warsaw 0 7 Wyoming 0 9 York 8 0 Oakficld 12 14 Elba 2 0 Lyndonvillc 1 5 Alexander 1 21 Kendall 5 3 Gcncsco 2 5 Oakfield 14 20 Alexander Sectionals 2 12 Williamson 3 14 Leroy 1 8 Myderse Academy 6 1 Wayland 2 First Row: C.Wicnckowski, B.Berry, J.Caborn, J.Newell, J.Spink, B.Kirby;, Second Row: Coach West, J.Kaczmarek, J.Fitch, B.Biclccki, K.Williams, S.Shanahan, W.Kusmicrski, B.Veley j. v. B A s E B A L L First Row: D.Richley, T.Hall, Second Row: A.Opladen. M.Spink, C.Kurke, C.Phillips. K.Petherick, K.Duckworth, T.Rcisdorf; Third Row: Coach Michalek. E.Dadd, C.Flynn, T.Berry. J.Kirby, J.Maples, M.Westermeier, W.Kryszak s o F T B A L L 73 VARSITY: First row: D. Nutty, J. Stores, D. McAnulty. Second row: C. Eckam, L. Cole, S. Embt, P. Schwab, C. Glor. Third row: R. Phelps, C. Opladen, S. McQueen, A. Jaroszek, J. Almeter, Coach Wendy Miller. Softball The Girls’ Varsity Softball Team played a very tough season, although the fun and excitement prevailed over success. The girls, led by captains Denice McAnulty and Jackie Stores, finished with a record of 3-14. One of our highlights included the Oakfield tournament, in which we defeated Oakfield, but lost a close championship game. The girls, along with Coach Wendy Miller are looking forward to a successful 1987. Golf The 1986 edition of the Attica Varsity Golf Team finished the season with an 18-1 record, and went undefeated in the league. Eric Campagna won the county championship and, along with Brian Boucher, went to the sectionals. The team has gone undefeated in the league for 52 consecutive matches and is looking to extend the streak in ’87. If Attica can capture the league again this year it would mean four consecutive championships in as many years. Track The Girls’and Boys’ Track Teams were very well represented this season. The girls posted a 5 and 2 season while the boys had a 3 and 4 record. Each team sent players to sectionals. Heidi Rauth, Ginger Morton, and Dawn Nutty all advanced to the Meet of Champions and each did very well. Heidi competed in the Triple Jump and Discus, Ginger in the Shot Put and Dawn in the High Jump and 400 meter dash. The 1987 team looks very good as almost all of our competitors are returning from last year. Tennis The 1986 Attica Blue Devils tennis team was led by a first-year coach, Mary Asquith, who guided the Blue Devils to a league record of 8-2 and an overall record of 11-3. She was also named Coach of the Year. The team’s league record enabled us to capture a tie for the division title. A few individual players on the team were able to make the Genesee Region League All-Star Team. As a freshman, Jeff Hammel was named First Team All-Star at third singles. Other All-Stars were John Borycki at second singles, and Steve Hammel at first singles. Both Steve and John were named Second Team All-Stars. As a doubles team, they reached their way to the State Qualifiers in sectionals. In the team sectionals, the Devils gave it their best shot, but they couldn’t beat the defending champion, Haverling-Bath, losing by a score of 3 to 2. 74 Activities s T U D E N T G O V E R N M E N T With Mr. Feeney as our advisor, we had a successful year. We started with Homecoming Week. The rookie officers, Michelle Westermeier, Tonya Beitz, Wayne Koch, and the two year veteran, Fred Seiferth, planned the festivities for the year. At Christmas time we delivered sixty six baskets to families in the area. The Valentine’s Dance was successful and all the profits were donated to the Jessica Fund to help with the expenses of her heart and lung transplant operation. To offset the loss of the hockey tournament, we planned the first annual volleyball tournament. It took a great deal of hard work and planning to make this year the great success that it was. OFFICERS : Wayne Koch (Pres.), Tonya Beitz (Sec.), Michelle Westermier (V.P.), Fred Seiferth (Treas.). CABINET : ROW I-Jackie Stores, Gordie Biehl, Pete Janes. Tim Feeney. ROW 2-Andrca Klein, Marcia Spink. Bob McWhirt, Jim Messe, Clover Gauthier. 76 EC BRAINSTORMERS : Row 1-M. Rykert, A. Schwab, L. Korytkowski, T. Zielinski, J. Hagelberger, P. Perl, A. Rodak. Row 2-Mr. Gould. Missing: R. Plewa. MATH TEAM : Row 1-J. Hagelberger, L. Korytkowski, Mr. Gould, J. Hammel, C. Judge. Row 2-D. Judge, A. Rodak, P. Perl, A. Schwab, M. Rykert. Missing: B. Plewa. As Attica stumps ’em. The Brainstormers team, formerly known as It’s Academic, under the direction of Mr. Gould, had a very successful year. The team competed on Nov. 13 against Marcus Whitman H.S., whom they defeated 285-215. Advancing into the second round against Byron-Bergen, the team again came away victorious with a 150-125 victory. Feb. 12th was then the date for the quarter-finals competition against McQuaid Jesuit H.S. The team was defeated in this competition which aired April 25th on Channel 21. The team could have never been so successful without the long after school and Saturday question-drilling practices. Congratulations to the team on a superb year. 1 + 1=2? The Math Team was coached by Mr. Gould and competed against nine schools every two months. Each competition is divided into four separate tests. The individual tests are a 20-question, multiple-choice and a “compute the answer’’ test. The last two tests are more team oriented. A relay is run as the members use an answer to help answer the next problem. The team then works together solving ten questions. The team finished in fourth place in all the competitions with prizes awarded to the top individuals. B R A i N S T O R M E R S M A T H T E A M 77 0 F F 1 C E A S s I s T A N T S 78 MEDIA CENTER Row 1: E. Kautz. Row 2: J. Merkel, S. McQueen, H. Somerholder, T. Chesley. Row 3: J. Hall, T. Carr, P. Spink, A. Schwab, R. Metcalf. Row 4: J. Songer, D. Siminski. GUIDANCE: Sue, Janette HEALTH OFFICE: JoAnn, Jennifer, JoAnn N E W S P A P E Row 1-K. Nelson, C. Judge, S. Plewa, J. Williams, K. Kurke, T. Dadd, Mr. Schrader. Row 2-S. Watkins, S. Cole, J. Hall, C. -m-j Gauthier, A. Klein. Row 3-Mr. Favasuli, D. Puccio, D. Schrader, G. Biehl, T. Lantzy, H. Head, S. Bourdette. Row 3-K. Hammel, S. Cook, J. Cusmano. Row I D. Ellis, L. Dimick, T. Phelps, K. Brade, C. McCormick, S. LeBaron, S. Watkins, R. Podak, E. Kautz, J. Cole. Row 2-S. Hardie, S. Cook, J. Cusmano, A. Rodak, B. Baker, C. Almeter. Row 3-R. Pieri, M. Walters, J. Burnside. ORANGE BLUE This year we published three newspapers: a Homecoming, a Christmas, and an Easter edition. Because the enthusiasm of the staff started to fade, the survival of the paper was due to the advisors, Mr. Favasuli and Mr. Schrader, and the editors, Tisha Dadd and Ila DiPasquale. SKI CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Burey and Mr. Roller, the club took six trips on Wednesday nights to Swain. Students of all ability levels were able to enjoy the diverse terrain of the slopes. The season was once again a strong success because everyone had a good time and no one was seriously injured. S K I C L U B 79 N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y This year on Nov.5,the members of National Honor Society had the pleasure of conducting an induction ceremony. The process of becoming a member is actually a difficult one: applications must be filled out which are then reviewed by a committee of teachers. After receiving a notifying letter of acceptance,new inductees are honored in school with a corsage. Then follows the induction ceremony,at night. After the ceremony,there is a party with the parents in the cafeteria. This year for fundraisers the NHS sponsored the Christmas Ball and the Hawaiian dance. In addition to these activities,the NHS also sponsors a community service program of in-school tutoring. The NHS is looking forward to their annual trip this spring to Niagara Falls. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: First row: S. Zehler, S. Plewa, D. Schrader, P. Miller. Second row: J. Ehlenfield, J. Hagelberger, S. Friedhaber, A. Schwab. Third row: J. Taylor, D. Schuessler, W. Koch, J. Burnside. Fourth row: K. Nelson, L. Agan, J. Stores. NEW MEMBERS: First row: T. Feeney, F. Seiferth, L. Korytkowski, A. Pacella, D. Schlick, B. Lindsey, A. June, C. Gill T Thompson, P. Perl. Second row: A. Rodak, I. DiPasquale, S. Beck, M. Rykert, H. Head, J. DiPardo, S. Sonderickcr. 80 Row 1-D. Nichols, M. Frounick, D. Schlick, A. Pacella, B. Lindsey; Row 2-J. Hall, D. Siminski, C. Opladen, H. Rauth, S. Plewa, H. Head, K. Bates This year a small but highly dedicated staff carried the large burden of producing the Torch. For the first time we used a computer to ship layouts and copy to the publisher in Dallas. It took many frustrating hours to finally become “experts” at using the new computer programs. From early fall until mid-March the staff spent countless after school sessions planning, designing, and editing this book. We would like to think that we've given you a product we can all be proud of and one that increases in value to you as the years go by. T o R c H s T A F F 81 A M E R I C A N F I E L D S E R V I C E 82 Achte Klosse SENIORS : ROW LJ.Hall, A.Hinsken, J.Schuessler, S.Watkins, S.Cole; ROW 2:P.Cote, C.Opladen, C.Gauthier, S.Hardic; ROW 3:H.Head, M.Walter, S.Cook, L.Clark, E.Lamb Tercero de Bup JUNIORS : ROW l:M.Hagelberger, I. DiPasquale, A.Reiner, D.Schlick, T.Parolari, T.Snyder; ROW 2:A.June, K.Pomana, M.Westermeier, J.Messe, J. Clark Sophomores SOPHOMORES : ROW LA.Klein, V.Mengs, J.Conrad, D.Ripstein, S. Goetz, C.Ost; ROW 2:T.Lorenzo, R.Gautheir, T.Burnison, D.WyckofT, K.Duckworth, T.Arnold; ROW 3:J.Almeter, J.Koch, T.Pacella, T. Gronowski, T.Arnold Iniciates FRESHMEN : ROW 1:C.Judge; ROW 2:C.Pawlicki, B.Plowe, C.Zak; ROW 3:J.Gomez, G.Morton, W.Holt, B.Metcalf m OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Amy, Mrs. Versage, Joanne, Vinessa, Mrs. Stroh, Sarah I just want to say “Thank you for all the great times I had here as a proud Senior. A lot of you made an unforgetablc and wonderful year for me. I like you all so much that I don’t want to think about leaving. I enjoyed playing on the soccer team (bench-warmer!)and on the tennis team. I also apprieciated joining the ski club as an enthusiastic “Alps skier . Special thanks to my family here, Robert and Theresa Fitch, and to Lisa, Joey and Jered. I love you and thank you so much for everything. Also to all my teachers who had to keep up with me. You didn't give me a headache as some of my Austrian teachers did! I hope so bad that I can visit Attica soon again. If any of my friends comes sometime to Vienna, you should know that there is always somebody who welcomes you. Love you, I think I am lucky; it was the first time I traveled to a foreign country and I had the opportunity to know the U.S.A I like the Attica High School, the people are very friendly, they helped me a lot and have a good sense of humor. Here, I could learn about the American way of life. If you travel in South America you will see the difference. I think if all the American people are like Attica High School's people, the American people are terrific! I feel really lucky being in Attica High, because I have been visiting other schools, meeting other people but it never made me feel comfortable. Here everybody has been nice to me. I thank you all but especially the Senior class, I'll never forget my schoolmates. Someone said that the year in U.S. is what you make of it and it is so true. They all helped me to go through the year. Love you always, Leire Santamarina, Spain I am having a great time in U.S.A., learning a lot of different things. There are many things that are different from my country, such as, the school system, food, customs, and weather. Attica High School is such a great place to meet nice and friendly people. Being here has been a great pleasure! Thanks for being so nice. I will never forget you all! Roseli Alves, Brazil “Handsome Marty, Austria E x c H A N G E S T U D E N T S I'll never foreget you chau, Sofia, Brazil 83 M A R C H I N G B L U E D E V I L S SENIORS : First row-E. Kocsis, J. Taylor, E. Lamb, S. Hardie, F. Seiferth, S. Watkins, S. Cole. Second row-D. Schrader, R. Pieri, A. Schwab, S. Plewa, J. Schuessler, J. Ehlenfield, K. Nelson, D. Schuessler, D. Baker. Third row-N. Kirsch, W. Koch, K. Hammel, E. Kaminski, T. Zielinski, E. Wood, L. Korytkowski, M. Baker, J. Burnside, J. Hagelberger. JUNIORS : First row-D. Schlick, T. Lentsch, A. Pacella, B. Lindsey, T. Snyder, A. June, J. DiPardo, C. Stedman. Second row-A. Agan, J. Berg, B. Boucher, C. Gill. Third row-D. Siminski, S. Wood, M. Bigham, T. Santoro. Fourth row-S. Bush, T. Feeney, B. Kusmierski. SOPHOMORES : First row-R. Wilson, B. Fugle, S. Goetz, C. Ost, C. Taylor. Second row-T. Wichrowski, N. Agan, C. Kurke, J. Wheeler, V. Mengs, M. Frounick. Third row-E. Wallace, D. Perl, J. Hammel, T. Pacclla, T. West, M. Cramer, A. Opladen, T. Weber, T. Bumison. Fourth row-C. McCormick, J. Almeter. S. Perl, J. Koch, J. Mest, D. Ripstein. Fifth row-A. Klein, J. Meyers, B. Ash. FRESHMEN : First row-P. Pile, K. Head, T. Brown, J. Weiss, K. Mest, J. Schlick, M. Spink. Second row-K. Dusen, N. Lamb, P. Rautenstrauch. Third row-K. Stroh, G. Perl, C. George, S. Buono, K. Zehler, M. Wolfe, J. Glor. Fourth row-J. Mclain, B. McWhirt, K. Bates, J. Joose, C. Yunker, D. Hamilton, A. Snyder, K. Ellsworth, J. Downs, M. Wichrowski. Fifth row-R. Krzesinski, T. Merlau, D. Adams, B. Keller, B. Kaminski, M. Gaiser, J. Kirby, L. Clark, H. Somerhalder. M A R c H i N G B L U E D E V I L S 85 M A R C H I N G B L U E D E V I L S 86 OFFICERS : Fred, Karen, Sandic, and Eric. MAJORETTES : Colleen and Christine. COLORGUARD-FLAGS : Row 1-J. Rykert, C. Opladen, C. Youngers, P. Perry, P. Miller, L. Agan, A. Witkop. Row 2-D. Parolari, K. Brown, J. Almeter, C. Fugle, K. Pile, T. Beitz, K. Calmes. Row 3-J. Clark, T. Gronowski, J. Kehl, A. Zielinski, K. Welker, T. Smith. Row 4-A. Brown, M. Westermeier, C. Hunter, K. Merrill. Missing: S. Zehler. COLORGUARD-RIFLES : Row 1-T. Berry, J. Koch, N. Agan, B. Ash. GUARD CAPTAINS : Coreen and Paula. Row 2-S. Watkins, C. Eckam, J. Almeter. Missing: S. Hardie, C. Ulm, D. Ausman. Senior members of the Mighty Marching Blue DeviRfwould like to dedicate ...page-“87” to Mr. Donald Rogers, known to many as “Duck”. As a musician he has taught us technique, style and tone but it was as a friend that he taught us to believe in ourselves.; f|e told us not to be proud, but to have pride. It was because of Mr. Rogers that we learned to become dedicated to the band He gave us that Attica spirit. If our eighth grade year when Duck came to us a Our first major competition together was when we This spirit started asked us to join the ‘ traveled to Niagara Falls first time what it was graced with the opportune sophomore year. It spring of our freshman year. We experienced for the Bte in Canada on our trip to Fort Erie. We were fay for the President in Rochester in the fall of our If year later when we learned w hat to expect of a major trip. Our triptoHersh %asl unique to say the least. Together with Duck we will never forget the feeling of joy when we received our trophies. And who will ever forget the plaid motel in Virginia? As Juniors we did something out of the ordinary when Duck took us to the section finals baseball game. We believe we were the first high school band to play at a sectional baseball game. Next came the challenge to prepare for the Canadian Thanksgiving Festival in Kitchener. Although we didn’t place in the final standings, it was rewarding to perform for the Canadians, who gave us a standing ovation, and also to be on Canadian national television. Our trip to Virginia Beach was just as exciting. This Attica spirit wasn’t just felt at all these big events. We felt it at the most important places: in the band room, on the football and soccer fields, in our hometown parades and definitely in our hearts. We cannot thank Duck enough for showing us such a great outlook on life and teaching us that when the going gets tough, the tough get going. It is with “pride” that we dedicate this page to him. This man is truly special to us-no not special-he’s AWESOME. c H O R U S 88 Row 1-E. Kautz, S. LeBaron, M. Barrett, D, Hamilton, D. Parolari, K. Brown, S. Zehler, K. Duckworth, A. Nowicki, N. Roberts, D. Brothers, L. Boylin, K. Calmes, T. Beitz, C. Zak, M. Skinner, C. Beck, C. Judge. Row 2-C. Stephens, V. Rykert, S. Bourdette, M. Baetzold, C. Pawlicki, B. Lepsch, R. Mundt, A. Witkop, A. Hinsken, L. Hyland, H. Phillips, M. Tortorice, J. Hall, B. Metcalf, A. Hardie. Row 3-L. Schneider, D. Nichols, M. Rykert, M. Beeman, D. Wyckoff, J. Kroh, D. Roberts, E. Kocsis, G. Lawson, S. Beck, H. Head, S. Shaw, W. Burgess, L. Gutowski, H. Strong, S. Cramer. Row 4-D. Richley, C. Phillips, D. Howell, E. Dadd, M. Anderson, T. Carr, M. Walter, T. Perl, M. Thore, T. Zielinski, H. Rauth, G. Morton, J. Bey, K. Merrill, J. Schmidt. Officers: front to back-Jenny Hall, Sandy Shaw, Amy Hinsken, Marty Walter Chorus is one of the less noticed activities in the school. We practice for the school concerts and many special festivals. Many of the chorus members work on a solo which they sing in front of an adjudicator. Along with the solo festival a few participate in the All-State and All-County Chorus. Seniors: Row 1-Sue, Amy, Jenny, Sarah. Row 2-Louise, Heidi, Holly, Tom. Row 3-Gary, Eugene, Marty, Tim. ’87 Adds Life Senior Activities 90 AM BOCES- Pete Chandra-Food Service, Cindy Melissa- Human Services, Pipcr-Standardbrcd Horse Training, Charlene-Cosmetology, Joe-Electronics Many of our seniors leave our school for half a day to attend the BOCES Occupational Center in Batavia. The BOCES Center provides students with the opportunity to learn vocational skills that it would not be practical for an individual school to provide. Because of their training, many students are able to find jobs in their chosen field after graduation. Other students go to college to continue developing the skills they learned at BOCES. S E N I O R S A T B O C E S 91 J u N I O R P R O M Lots of hard work and planning went into our Junior Prom in order to make it the success that it was. It took long hours after school making decorations to transform the gym into a “heaven”. We all pulled together on Friday night to put up our work and put on the finishing touches. May 17th finally arrived, and after extravagant dinners we all united as one at Attica High. Our prom will be dear to us, because it was just the beginning of a successful senior year. Prince and Princess The First Attendants The Second Attendants Amy and Heidi 92 Does Dad know about this? When’s dinner? The Homecoming theme was “Spirit Soars With Victory.” Although the snake dance and bonfire were rained out, students kept their spirit high with a limbo contest in the school. Attica’s enthusiasm shined through, and all who took part in the activities had a good time. HOMECOMING COURT : Karen, Ken, Tim, Sandy, Sharon, Nick Psyching us up Lyle the “Limbo King” The Royal Couple Attica Rah-Rahs' “ERM”(Equal Rights for Tourists? Men) H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 93 H A L L O W E E N 94 This year’s Halloween was topped with effort, originality, and unity. We proved that we were a class “A” act with our enthusiasm and cooperation. Comments from teachers suggested that we had some of the best costumes in a long time. It was Mr. Barton’s first experience with such an extravaganza, and by the end of the day we had him convinced how much fun we can actually have at school. Santa in pink? Wanna squeeze? Is that the girl’s” lav?! Who is that masked man? What are these creatures? Hey, Hey, Hey! What a combo! I don’t know about these “Big Adventures” Where’s the yellow brick road? Vidal Sasson-Here I come! Lending a helping hand. Bye, Santa! Deck the Halls-or Wally! As they shouted out with glee Our Christmas spirit was shown this year as we all came together as one. After our Christmas party with the kindergarteners, Mr. Feeney gave us a speech that brought the class very close together. Everyone gave each other hugs; then we walked through the halls singing Christmas carols. No one wanted to leave. We shared our spirit with the needy, Mike Roberts, the student body, and the faculty. By the end of the Christmas week we had shown Mr. Barton that Christmas at Attica is one of a kind. A This one’s for you, JoAnn! Are those snow tires? Farley and Friends ‘And the other elf said Hi, Santa! Is that real mistletoe, Ed? � X n s E N I O R B A L L Salvatore’s Italian Gardens was the setting for our Senior Ball, which was on May 15, 1987. The colors were mauve and silver and our song was “Heaven in Your Eyes” by Loverboy. Our theme was “Together in our hearts, forever in our minds.” We were very lucky to have had a fashion show sponsored by Tux-ego to make decisions on what to wear. Many of us rented our attire from them. We all looked great. The memories of this special night will linger in our minds forever. 96 Although the Devils Cup Hockey Tournament ended two years ago the teams have much spirit for the game. Some teams still come together to play on weekends. Every year these teams wish for a hockey tournament as they still remember the good memories last time they played. This is why this page contains the senior teams, all of whom wanted the tournament and the tradition to continue. BAD COMPANY : Row 1-Jeff, Matt, Guy, Tom, Shawn. Row 2-Troy, Ed, Pete, Bob, Dan. MISSING: Kirk, Rob. CAVALIERS : Row 1-Don, Ken. Row 2-Rick, Ron, Scott, SCREAMING VENGENCE : Row 1-Tammy, Margo. Jared. Row 3-Gene, Ed, Todd L., Todd M. MISSING: Jim, Row 2-Mary, Cindy, Becky, Kim, Michele, Lisa. Lyle, Tom. MONGOLS : Row 1-Fred, Tom, Steele, Dave, Nick. Row 2-Russ, Wayne, Ken, Jeff, Dick, Tim. SILENT RAGE : Row 1-Lisa, Farley. Row 2-Darlene, Sarah. Row 3-Donna, Karen, Sandie. Row 4-Paula. MISSING: Lisa, Charlene, Cindy. D E V I L S c u p H O C K E Y 97 BEST PHYSIQUE Nick Kirsch Lisa Keicher MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Don Schuessler Sandie Plewa BEST LOOKING Nick Kirsch Tisha Dadd BIGGEST COMPLAINER Dave Schrader Sarah Watkins BEST DRESSED Todd Meisner Sarah Cole MOST TALKATIVE Tony Militcllo Sarah Watkins CUTESTCOUPLE Fred Seiferth Sue Zehler MOST ATHLETIC Ken Hammel Jackie Stores MOST UNIQUE LAUGH Dick Puccio Tisha Dadd BEST PERSONALITY Ken Hammel Amy Shiltz HARDEST WORKER Jared Burnside Holly Head MOST LOVESICK Tim Snyder Lisa Clark BIGGEST HEARTBREAKER Steele Cook Kathy Acquard MOST ARTISTIC Dwayne Lukasik Heidi Rauth BIGGEST FLIRT Russ Pieri Clover Gauthier NICEST LEGS Nick Kirsch Pam Miller MOST UNIQUE INDIVIDUAL Martin Walter Farley Bridgman TEACH ERS’PET Ron Meides Jackie Stores MOST CLASS SPIRIT Gordie Biehl Karen Nelson MOST ACCIDENT PRONE Fred Seiferth Lisa Clark MOST CHANGED IN 4 YEARS JefTWilliams Sandy Rautenstrauch FRIENDLIEST Ken Hammel Amy Shiltz MOST POLITE Ken Hammel Sandy Rautenstrauch CLASS BABY Dave Schrader Amy Hinsken MOST OUTGOING Wayne Koch Karen Nelson NICEST HAIR Nick Kirsch Darlene Loft MOST CHEERFUL Keith MidkifT Sarah Cole PRETTIEST EYES Jared Burnside Lisa Fleiss BIGGEST BRAGGER Todd Lantzy Vinessa Gautieri BIGGEST PEST Tony Militello Cathy Opladen MOST EASILY EMBARASSED Mark Baker Amy Calmes MOST TALENTED Tim Zielinski Karen Nelson WITTIEST Lyle Korytkowski Sharon Hardie FUNNIEST Joe Casey Sharon Hardie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Hagelberger Jackie Stores PRETTIEST SMILE Tim Snyder Sarah Cole SHYEST Mark Baker Julie Songer MOST CONCERNED FOR OTHERS Keith MidkifT Karen Nelson A 99 TV SHOWS L.A. Law Growing Pains Head of the Class ALF Family Ties Disney Sunday Movie Moonlighting Cosby Show Amerika Night Court Amazing Stories SAYINGS Surprise! Handsome! Genius Nice Small Psss! Be sure to. Meet ya there! GROUPS Boston Bon Jovi Genesis Bruce Triumph Huey Lewis Run D.M.C. MOVIES Top Gun Stand By Me Golden Child Platoon Color of Money American Tail Star Trek IV Three Amigos Crocodile Dundee Back to School FASHIONS Friendship bracelets Granny shoes Slouch socks Oversize sweaters Dark shades Swatches CELEBRITIES WORLD NEWS Iran-Contra Affair Mideast Hostage Situation AIDS Controversy Liberace, Danny Kaye Andy Warhol die Constitution’s 200th Anniversary Prince Andrew Sarah Ferguson get married Phillipines under new rule Sylvester Stallone Michael J. Fox Don Johnson Colonel Oliver North Jim Kelly Phil McConkey Vanna White Cybil Shepherd Bill Cosby Larry, Darryl, Darryl Bruce Willis SPORTS Giants win Super Bowl New York Mets come back to win World Series America’s cup is recaptured Jim Kelly comes to Buffalo Scotty Bowman Craig Ramsay fired by Sabres Ted Sator new Buffalo Sabres coach Don Rogers Len Bias die of cocaine overdose SCHOOL NEWS Mr. Barton becomes new assistant principal and athletic director Mr. Rohring Mrs. Hughes new teachers Mr. Robinson Mr. Barton become fathers again Mrs. Donnelly has a baby girl Astronaut Susan Forte comes to school Varsity players do not receive additional letters New phone system installed 101 “Hey Labomba!” Ready for bed. “More, please!” “Pm trying to hit something-really!” “Hot roddin’” “You think you’re doing good, Finger lickin’good! huh?” “Hi Mom!” 102 Splish splash I was takin’ a bath. Bcck-a-bum Starting early Buddies forever Inner-Tim Weiner “Um, let’s see... ” Miss Alfalfa “Feed me!” GI Jeff Rocker 103 Dazed and confused “Give it to me!” “Fred, you’re early” Rebel “Gonna get ya!” Kowboy Ken “What ya got there?” I don’t wanna go!' 'Shades and a swim The secret to my beautiful hair I found the Easter Bunny!' I can’t reach! 104 “Sitting pretty” I didn’t do it!” “One-eyed” “Under the covers” Let’s go” 105 Hike it up Cruisin’ to Dave’s “Ah, gee whiz!’’ Where’s Jackson?’’ Future house wife 106 Just hangin’ out Beach bum To all my friends-Thanks for all the good memories. I love you all.JoAnn Kenny, I will miss you terribly. Please keep in touch. I love you. S.W. Tricia S.-I wonder what’s in this dish? Oops! It’s chocolate sprinkles! Shut up,Jim! DS, SP, FS, LK, EK, SZ, KN Dan, Kris, Craig, Rich Cute guys, real cute! Ps You know what we mean, but we love you anyway! Love, Amy Sarah Piper-Have you memorized “The Breakfast Club” yet? You neomaxizoomdwebie! Clutz Duck, “We’re awesome!” Love, the Jams and Jammettes Donna, you are a very special friend and I will always remember the good times we’ve had. ILY, SW To all my friends: Thanks for the many memories. I’ll miss you all! Love, Julie Piper-Oh my God! I lost my car keys! Rocker-I love partyin’ with ya! Luv, 1 Lab Partner Ang Farls-Thanks for all the good times!! Ganoey Best of luck “Lisa-Girls” Monty: “K Bye” Tam Bar Thanks for being friends “Singing in the lav” Love you all, Lisa Kike 86 mph-Next time look for those lights! Lyn, D.L. w all the men! P.S. in the summer! 4 park potatoes! Keep in touch! SW Keila-I hope your leg feels better! Roseli Keila-Thank you for being my friends! I love you both! Jennifer Heidi, Patrick Patty-Thank you for all of the happy times. I love you. Love always, Sandy Tisha-Why does Eric insist that if left the brewski on the porch. I think it was from one of our prom dates. Love, Sarah Kathy-Never forget our “late nite great nites” and all of our other memories. You’re the best friend a person could ever ask for! I’ll miss you. Love, Pam To the seven dwarves-May your dreams come true. Sleepy Fred I love you! Barney Ragedy Ann, I hope we’re together forever. I love you. Ragedy Andy To: Piper, Rob, Mary, Mike, Amy, Paula, Joanne, Marty, Leire, Tom, Tim, John(2), and Julie: Thank you for putting up with me all these times in the past. We’ve shared everything together-laughter, sorrow, tears, joy, life, death, music, smiles, advice troubles; but most of all, we’ve shared the most important thing-love. I’m going to miss you all so much! Love, Jenny H. Sharon Karen B.-Who could make you do such a nasty, nasty thing ahhh, maybe SATAN-Love, Sarah C. Skeet, you’re special! Barney BV AG-I’ll miss you guys! SW RA KG-Thanks 4 my Finger D-I luv u-cherish 4ever-K Erika-I’ll miss ya next year, but I wish ya all the happiness great times that I had at ACS Alton-Was the stove on? SW Steele-Thanks for being there. I love you. Sarah Mike-To the best friend I’ve ever had. Best wishes. Love, Michele 112 Red-Thanx 4 always-Kathy Lisa and Kathy ... and Bean-Never forget the electrobus magnet at 2 am with the ATF on empty. PM Sarah C.-You’ve been my dearest friend. I’ll miss ya always luv ya. Love, Tisha Amy-Best wishes-Jen KH-I’ll never forget our once-a-monthers. I’m really gonna miss you next year. Love, PM Karen Brnde-I’ll miss ya next year. Love you sweetie-Sarah SW 7 Dwarves-TKS 4 the memories-Happy To the class of’87: Thanks for all the support you’ve given me this year with my baby! Love, Amy B — I love ya S Pook Gang-Luv you Rambo Lank, friends forever! SW Dickie-It wasn’t my fault you forgot about this year! TJS-The last 2 years have been great, but the rest will be better! ILY SLH JC Thank you for all the happy memories. Good luck to you always. Love, JS Heidi, Thanks for being with me through all the good and bad times. I know nobody else would have put up with me. You will always be with a part of me. I love you very much and always will. I love you. Scott Gordi-I’m looking forward to an excellent summer! Keep in touch! ILY, SW I wish all my friends all the happiness in the future. CO We had happiness together now I stand all alone. Eric, I love you and that stands on its own. I’ll never forget you. Love, Karen To the rifles-Keep up the excellent work! SW Sandy, Holly Amy: I’ll never forget all the laughs we have shared together. You are all very special to me. I hope all your dreams come true in the future. Heidi Scott, Always remember I care for you very much. All my best memories are of you. You were my first true love and I’ll never forget the time we spent together. I love you. Heidi Some people party on the patio and some party in my bathtub. I would like to thank all my true friends who helped me with all the hardships in my life. Thanks, guys. Love, Karen Much happiness and success to the seniors from your advisors. Nerdo-I love you! Forever! My love. P.S. FASK-hold that thought. Dear God, Thank you for helping us through life. Love, K S If you make a mistake, you can’t go back-just like life. JK Thanks to Heidi and Sandie for carrying so much of the burden. Few will ever know how much they owe you. JK Thanks to Angie, Ila, Debbie and Billie for taking the time to do the work you did. JK Thai special touch Thai’s a mouthful A real man’s chest? You decide. Don't take the pic ... Junior lobby? A little smile never hurts Honorable people Bashful ’Just like dominoes Attica rocks with Sean, Ken and John Another boring night “Self explanatory” 114 Attica defeats N.D.-rcad all about it. Have a Coke and a smile. Nice catch, Paula Raising “cane”. Sourpuss How low can she go? No girls, look this way. She’s got her eye on it. Friends and flowers go together. Fun 'n Buns 115 True love?!! Cool and Sophisticated Pee Wee Just the girls next door 116 Who done it? He carries a heavy load. Looking ahead Cheek to cheek Watch your fingers! Tall, dark, and handsome Here comes lunch. Double trouble Somewhere in time Hey-how bout those Mets? More peanut butter cups? Stand by me. Off the wall Must be an exciting class Something to talk about Hugs and ... ? Well, it says here ... Looks to kill Smile for the camera. 117 What’s he reaching for? In another world. The Righteous Bros. 118 Are you crazy? Jammin’ machines Wood-eye Lending a helping hand Syntax error Juniors + 1 yr. = Seniors Hey!!! Look whatl got! Read my shirt. Be sure to! Fricnds-not lovers Ha,Ha,-He, He. What’s caught his eye? Smiling pretty Most of us have been together for Most of our school years, And on graduation day, no matter Who we are, we’ll shed a tear. The class of’87 will separate and Never be one again. -s We’ll leave ACS with special memories Of our close friends. We’ll never forget our Halloween Or the closeness shared at Christmas The skiing, the Ball, Our final trip-the best of times Will remain strong memories yet. But on June 21, 1987, the senior class will Say its final goodbyes And we’ll take with us the fondest memories Of Attica Senior High. Lori Boylin p E 0 P L E W E M 1 S S Mr. Lusky was assistant principal in our school for four years. He was a graduate of Kent State University and a social studies teacher at LeRoy Central School before he came to Attica. While at Attica he was Student Government advisor and also active in helping our hockey teams when we had the hockey tournament. Mr. Lusky was a friend to all and believed in us. He has now moved to the Middle School where he replaced Mr. Southard as Principal. We’ve noticed his absence and yes, we must admit, we’ve missed him. He will always be part of our memories of ACS. Mr. Nucci was a French teacher at our school for fourteen years. While he was at Attica he was also an AFS advisor and Drama Club advisor. He did many things with and for his students. He took them on field trips to see plays acted in French and also made trips to French Canada and France possible. He now teaches and resides in Monticello, New York. Mr. Nucci was a fun-loving teacher who will never be forgotten. He will be remembered by those of us who took his classes for saying “questions, comments, gripes, unhappiness, and discussions” and for giving us a relaxed and open classroom. Mr. Nucci will be forever in the hearts of those who knew him. Nous vous manquons. Special thanks to the following: Mr. Burey for his help with the art and photography work Heidi Rauth and Keith MidkifTfor their art work Mr. Kotula and Mrs. Schrader for their assistance and guidance The Middle School Spark staff for their contribution Jennifer, Kyle, Heidi, Sandie, Karen, and Clover for their photography Heidi Rauth for the cover design Mr. Steve Conner, our Taylor representative, for his helpful advice Varden Studios for their photography work Taylor Publishing Company for printing our book The staff for their time and effort The teachers and staff who endured interruptions so that many of the pictures in this book could be taken Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Donnelly, and Mrs. Trauscht for their patience with us All the students who furnished writeups and pictures for us 120