Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1988 volume:

ATTICA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 64 ATTICA, NEW YORK Coeditors: Debra Schlick, lla DiPasquale Production: Angela Pacella, Debra Schlick, lla DiPasquale Contributing Staff: Rich Rasmussen, Alex Rodak, Julie Maples, Shelly Embt, Suzanne Beck, Billie Lindsey, Tracy Lentsch, Owen McFarland, Bill Lepsch, Vickie Rykert, Lisa Bollin, Brian Fugle, Christine George, Anita Blocher, Kyle Bates Advisors: Mr. Kotula, Mrs. Schrader Cover Design: lla DiPasquale Photographer: Kyle Bates Honorary member Computer Expert: Travis Thompson The senior class of 1988 dedicates this year's Torch to an extremely devoted teacher and advisor. He has the ability to conduct his classes with organization and skill, while remaining amiable and easygoing. His curriculum and personality keep the classroom atmosphere interesting. As an advisor he has committed eleven years to a generally unappreciated organization. Countless hours of those years were spent helping his staff produce the Torch. He his often heard addressing his staff with the questions, So ... are we working tonight?”, or Who's staying tonight? Without the guidance and support of Mr. James Kotula, our yearbook would not have been possible. 3 5 Cindy Gephart — Purchasing Agent Edward Stores — Superintendent Joan Puccio — Secretary Edward Kirby — Business Manager lilfct'LiilrV Wl Mi BOARD OF EDUCATION: 1st Row: Denise Fugle, Shirley Ellsworth, President Florence Williman, Beatrice Pfaff; 2nd Row: Dr. Bruce Lamb, Vice President Anthony Cus-mano, Albert Audsley 6 NEIL 8ART0N, VICE PRINCIPAL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ALFRED FEENEY, HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL JUDY TRAUSCHT SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR THELMA WOOD SECRETARY lilllll m CONNIE DONNELLY GUIDANCE SECRETARY TAMMY AMEDICK COPY ROOM SUPERVISOR 7 1 q.lrliLtt BARBARA ALVUT, COMMERCIAL JAMES ARNOLD, SOCIAL STUDIES KYLE BAKER, SPECIAL EDUCATOIN TIM DUGAN, GUIDANCE ROBERT BUREY, ART CONNI CONWAY, ENGLISH JEFF BUSH, IN SCHOOL SUSPENSION WILLIAM COLVENBACH, SOCIAL STUDIES. 8 JOHN FREEMAN, SCIENCE FRANK FAVASULI, SOCIAL STUDIES JODI FISHER, SPECIAL EDUCATION TOM HAVENS, SOCIAL STUDIES LOIS FLAHIVE, SCHOOL-NURSE TEACHER MARGARET GEITNER, MATH CHERYL GOODRIDGE, COMMERCIAL OWEN GOULD, MATH 9 JANIS HEMPEL, ENGLISH SANDRA JURSTED, MEDIA SPECIALIST JAMES KELLY, MATH JAMES KOTULA, ENGLISH WINANNE KOTULA, HOME ECONOMICS DEBORAH HUGHES, FRENCH RICHARD LANDWEHRLE, SCIENCE DENNIS LEYDEN, PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRED MANGEFRIDA, SOCIAL STUDIES KATHY MCDONALD, ENGLISH JOHN McCARTY, TECHNOLOGY MARY JANE MIKOLAJCZYK, SPANISH STEVE OVERTON, HEALTH LEEANN PUGLIESE, MUSIC BILL ROHRING, MATH DENNIS SCHRADER, COMMERCIAL DALE ROBINSON, SCIENCE JULIA SCHRADER, GUIDANCE DON ROGERS, MUSIC JAMES ROLLER, SCIENCE PAT SANTORO, MEDIA CENTER AIDE MARC SEEGER, TECHNOLOGY KATHY SADLON, SCIENCE 12 STANLEY SLIVINSKI, SOCIAL STUDIES JOE STEPHENS,TECHNOLOGY LINDA SMITH, ENGLISH MARIE STROH, ENGLISH SUE TRETTER, SPECIAL EDUCATION 13 15 L’lUitlLLtlili Kenneth Abendschein Meka Aiken Eric Almeter Julie Anderson Monica Bartz Suzanne Becker Christine Benson Laura Bielecki Ellen Boshart Ray Boucher Bob Bove Chris Breton Tammy Bristow Jody Brunner Stephanie Calmes Shannon Carr Craig Chenaille Crystal Chmura Bill Clark Paul Clark Tom Cockman Pres.: Amy Perry. Vice-Pres.: Paul Clark. Sec.: Kari Newell, Treas.: Diana Hager 16 Freshmen Adam Cooley Tim Coulombe Matthew Cummings Molly Dadd Chip Daege Lezlie Davis Traci Davis Amber Dehlinger Bill Dehlinger Dawn Dembik Dawn Dick Loretta Dick Otis Dimick Donna DiPardo Brittany Domes Joel Drier Matthew Ellis Shelly Ellis Peter Emerling Christine Emmick Andy Fairchok Ben Francis Karen Friedhaber Kym Frosch Kelly Glor Sally Goetz Michelle Griffen Mario Haas Diana Hager Donald Head Freshmen 17 Heather Henderson Michelle Herman Kathy Hmsken Heather Hopkins Ricky Hoy Jason Hulme Donald Hunter Jason Janes Tracey Jellison Lynn Jensen Stacy Jett Kevin Joose Kara June Amy Kennerly Brian Kibler Thomas Kielbasa David Kilian Susan Kirby Melody Klein John Knab Penny Koch Loran Lamb JoAnna Lamb Marilee Kryszak Mel Laude John LaVarnway 18 Freshmen Wendy Librock Beth Martin Tracy Matteson Kurt Mayer Kelly McCormick Scott McCormick Colleen McMahon Cheri Mengs Tom Meyer Patty Michael Robert Miller Beth Montgomery Kelly Mooney Patty Mancini Kari Newell Jason Norcross Heidi Pahl Jamison Pawlicki Steve Payne Amy Perry John Peterson Heather Phillips Nicole Phillips Carolyn Pile Stephanie Plowe Kelly Pomana Ron Rasmussen Raymond Rautenstrauch Yong Raynanon Joe Reynolds Freshmen 19 Tamie Reynolds Matthew Ribbeck Crystyna Richardson Nick Romanowski Andria Rood Murray Rood Heather Russell Peter Say Ed Schmidt George Schmidt John Schreier Julie Schuessler Rebecca Scripp Charlie Sergei Jennifer Slepmski Daniel Smith Robert Snyder Dale Sondricker Angel Spring George Springer Stacy Stockholm Advisors: J. Roller. K. Baker. F. Mangefrida. 0. Gould 20 Freshmen Christine Stoddard Brady Sturm Trade Treat Darrick Ulm James Wackowski Jenny Walczak Bob Walsh Richard Weiglein Rebecca West Emily Wheeler Justin Wheeler Eric Wienckowski Keri Williams Raquelle Williams Krysten Willson Michele Wilson Wade Wolcott Karen Yohe Darrell Young Wade Youngers Tom Zak Jason Zehler Ginger Zeilman Roger Zoeller Freshmen 21 tlil liLLilililit Jennifer Acquard Keith Acquard Pres.: Erika Dadd. Vice-Pres.: Mike Gaiser. Sec.: Stacey LeBaron. Treas.: Craig Wienck-owski David Adams Benjamin Almeter Melissa Baetzold Dorothy Baker Todd Barvian Yvonne Bashlin Kyle Bates Candy Becker Mary Beeman David Beitz Jennifer Bey Matthew Beyer Anita Blocher Glenn Bohlen Lisa Bollin Michael Browarek Timothy Brown Stacy Buono Susan Burger Michael Burns 22 Sophomores Rachel Callesto Timothy Carr Chuck Chesley Thomas Chesley Donald Clark Leah Clark John Cole Jon-Paul Corby Suzanne Cramer Chuck Crooks Steven Czarmak Erika Dadd Eric Daugherty Christopher Dembik Larry Diehl Shawn Domes Jennifer Downs Christopher Durfee Kristin Dusen Kevin Elliot Katie Ellsworth David Engblom Stephen Evans Amy Fisher Vito Gautieri Christine George Christopher George Jody Glor Todd Greene Lisa Gutowski Sophomores 23 John Hagelberger Dan Hager Ryan Haller Diane Hamilton Donna Hamilton Anne Hardie Karen Head Harold Heck Mark Heineman Richard Herman Wendy Holt Chris Hulme Tomi Hulme Holly Hyman Terri Jamison Sue Janes Keith Jarnot Jason Joose Christopher Judge Tracey Kader Robert Kaminski Eric Kautz Brody Keller Joseph Kerwm Todd Kibler Jill Kirby Ann Kirch Kyle Kittleson Jason Kroh Richard Krzesmski 24 Sophomores Nicole Lamb Michael Lastowski Kathy Lavrincik Stacey LeBaron William Lepsch Joseph Maier Michael McLain James McLaughlin Fred McLeod Robert McWhirt Joanne Merkel Thomas Merlau Kevin Mest Rebecca Metcalf Marty Meyer Mark Miller Randy Mundt April Nichter Angel Nowicki Hope Nutty Thadeus Olszewski Scott Omans Ryan Padak Melinda Paluszynski Christine Pastore Michael Pawlak Cynthia Pawlicki Gail Perl Robert Perry Todd Phelps Sophomores 25 Holly Phillips Michael Pile Michelle Pile Paul Pile Kelly Plowe Becky Plowe Gregory Potts Patricia Rautenstrauch Michael Reisdorf Darlene Richley Nancy Roberts Michael Rogers Vicki Rykert Darcy Sanders James Schlick Jeanmne Schoen Julie Schwab Kari Senick Maureen Skinner Vicky Smith Andy Snyder William Snyder Heather Somerhalder Kimberly Spink Laury Spink Marcia Spink 26 Sophomores Christine Stephens Kathy Stone Edward Stores Kara Stroh Heather Strong Joseph Swartz Richard Theal Mary Tortorice Edward Urf Colleen Urquhart Craig Wienckowski Angie Wilson Kris Williams Milissa Wichrowski Melanie Wolf Nathan Woodard Thomas Vakich Carol Yunker Kelly Zehler James Zeilman Fred Zittel Steven Zymowski Sophomores 27 J LiliLliLit: Doug Acquard Nicole Agan Christine Almeter Jill Almeter JoAnn Almeter Mary Anderson Terry Arnold Tracy Arnold Beth Ash Stuart Bailey Bob Baker Jody Balon Brian Barnes James Beck Tom Beck Amy Berry Robert Berry Robert Bielecki Nick Binkowski Kathleen Brown Christopner Brunner Susan Bucklaew Wendy Burgess Becky Burleson Tina Burnison Jon Caborn Kathy Calmes Tammi Carr Todd Clark Julie Conrad 28 Juniors Brian Kirby. Treas., Jill Koch. Sec., Pete Janes. V.P., Julie Mest, Pres. Michelle Cramer Paulo Crespo Todd Cummings William DiPasquale Daniel Dodge Scott Donovan Kimberly Duckworth John Durzewski Carl Eaton Jason Eaton Joseph Fleiss Theresa Friedhaber Michelle Frounick 3rian Fugle Carla Fugle Ron Gauthier Todd Gecewicz Barbara Geitner Tom Geitner David Gentzler Phil George Alton Germain Susan Goetz Terry Gronowski Juniors 29 Tricia Hall Scott Halsted Jeffrey Hammel Cheryl Heidt Wade Hememan Amy Hunter Lisa Hyland Tammy Hyman Chris Ignatowski Peter Janes David Judge Jeremy Kaczmarek Kelly Kaczmarek Julie Kehl Sherry Keicher Brian Kirby Andrea Klein Jill Koch Berme Krenzer Jeff Krenzer Wendy Kryszak Cathy Kurke Brendt Lindsey Gordon Lmsey 30 Juniors Tracy Lorenzo Kelly Lukasik Ben Matteson Hiedi Mattia Carrie McCormick Owen McFarland Michael McMahon John McPherson Jay McQuillan Vicki Mengs Julie Mest Janine Meyers David Mezydlo Jay Middaugh Michelle Militello Priscilla Mooney Lynn Moore Molly Morse Eric Morton Greg Newell Donald Ohlson Chester Olszewski Anne Opladen Cher Ost Juniors 31 Anthony Pacella Charles Paul Jolene Pautler Daniel Perl Steven Perl Kyle Petherick Carrie Phillips Kimberly Pile Robert Plewa Jr. Kathleen Potter Jonathan Rauth Teresa Reisdorf Jim Reynolds Danita Ripstein David Roberts Karen Roth Julie Rykert Timothy Sawyer David Schreier Joseph Scripp William Shafer Andrea Slepinski Matthew Snyder Shane Snyder 32 Juniors Juniors 33 Michael Thore Nancy Tracy Bradley Veley Eric Wallace Tricia Weber Tim West Brian West David White Tammy Wichrowski Roger Wilson III Sean Wood Daneen Wyckoff Christine Yohe Paul Zielman Thomas Zgoda Advisors: J. Arnold. J. Kotula, W. Colvenbach. W. Kotula: Missing: D. Schrader. J. Kelly. L. Smith. M. Geitner Corey Stack Daniel Steves Eric Stock Rodger Stoldt Cheryl Taylor 34 Underclassmen 35 1st Row: Secretary: Tonya Beta, President: lla Dipasquale 2nd Row: Treasurer: Jett Hammel.vice President: Jamie Beck At first glance, being a student government officer may not seem like a tough job, but we learned in an interview with President lla DiPasquale that just the opposite is true; Student Government is a lot of work. For lla the work began with getting elected. With the help of friends, posters were designed, slogans were developed, and speaches written. Her campaign theme of “You be illin' without lla proved effective and she was elected President. Since then lla says the job isn’t easy. “Government meetings often conflict with my school schedule”, she said. “Different attitudes made raising school spirit a challenge.” We would like to thank lla and the other officers: Jeff, Jamie and Tonya for giving their time and effort to improve ACS for everyone. CABINET 1st Row: Angie Pacella. Nikki Lamb, Tim West. Becki West 2nd Row: Marcia Spink, Tim Feeney. Andrea Klein. Penny Koch REPRESENTATIVES 1st Row: Kyle Petherick. Ron Gauthier, Sue Kirby, Jennifer Berg 2nd Row: Ed Stores, Patty Rautenstrauch, Shelly Ellis, Alex Rodak at'VUrqj fcMLL.Lt liLlrli BAND SENIORS: 1st Row: J. DiPardo, T. Lentsch, B. Lindsey, C. Gill, J. Berg. 2nd Row: A. June. D. Schlick, A. Pacella, L. Burger, A. Agan, C. Stedman, S. Wood, T. Snyder 3rd Row: M. Bigham, B. Kusmierski, S. Bush, T. Santoro. T. Feeney. B. Boucher, D. Siminski. 38 Al HUM OLNIurc niv� t BAND aATTI(f E,W YORK BAND JUNIORS:1st Row: T. West. C. Ost, S. Goetz. 2nd Row: J. Hammel. J. Koch, A. Opladen, M. Frounick, T. Weber 3rd Row: A Klein, T. Burnison. C. Kurke, N. Agan. B. Ash. V. Mengs. D. Ripstein. 4th Row: J. Meyers, T. Wichrowski, E. Wallace, R. Wilson, D. Perl, S. Perl, K. Roth, C. Taylor, T. Pacella. B. Fugle. LiO.LtlrLlLLi.tr LrLtilr IrLrU Ll_£ BAND FRESHMEN:1st Row: B. Scripp. J. Schuessler, B. West. B. Domes. M. Klein. 2nd Row: S. Goetz. M. Dadd. J. Brunner. S. Kirby. J. Lamb. L. Lamb. M Bartz. 3rd Row: D. Hagar. C. Chmura. P. Koch. 4th Row: N. Phillips. A. Spring. K. June. L. Jensen. C. Mengs. D. Dembik. A. Kennedy. K. Williams. G. Schmidt. R. Boucher. 5th Row: R. Rautenstrauch, J. Norcross, K. Mayer, W. Youngers. D. Kilian, J. Anderson. T Treat. C Daege. R Rasmussen BAND SOPHOMORES:1st Row: P Rautenstrauch. C. George. M. Wolf. M. Spink. J. Glor. K. Zehler. 2nd Row: G. Perl. K. Stroh. P. Pile. J. Joose 3rd Row: J. Downs. K. Dusen, T. Brown. K. Mest. B. Keller. J. Cole. H. Somerhalder. 4th Row: K. Ellsworth. S. Buono. L. Clark. J. Schlick. K. Bates. K. Head. 5th Row: M. Wichrowski. J. Kirby. N. Lamb. A. Snyder, D. Adams. R. Krzesinski. T. Merlau. Officers: Treas. J. Hammel, Sec. J. Koch. V.Pres. B. Kusmierski, Pres. C. Stedman. Majorettes: Colleen Gill. Christine Stedman. Color Guard 1st Row: H. Henderson. J. Almeter, J. Rykert. D. Parolari. K. Pile, C. Fugle, K. Brown, B. Ash, A. Klein, C. Newell. 2nd Row: K. Calmes, B. West. J. Brunner, P. Koch, M. Hagelberger. J. Acquard, S. LeBaron, M. Spink, D. Ausman. 3rd Row: T. Gronowski, J. Kehl, K. Welker. C. Hunter. K. Merrill, E. Dadd, J. Koch. N. Agan. L. Jensen. Vr IrLUiLLlit 1st Row: S. Calmes. R. Williams. T Reynolds. G. Zeilman. K. Wilson. H. Henderson. T. Beitz. L. Bielecki, C. McMahon. H. Mattia. H. Hopkins. T. Herman. 2nd Row: C. Benson. M. Aken. C. Pawlicki. M Wilson. V. Rykert. M Rykert. P. Phillips, D. Persons, E. Kautz, R. Mundt, C. Judge, S. Cramer, K. Yohe. C Becker. M. Tortice. K. Calmes. C. Zak, C Beck. 3rd Row: E. Dadd. S. LeBaron, J. Pautler. C. Stoddard. W. Librock. D. Duckworth. S. Paine. J. Kroh. C. Breton. G. Theal. K Newell. H. Phillips. B Metcalf. B. Martin. K Guimaraes. A Nowicki. M Skinner 4th Row: B Krenzer. D Richley. M. Beeman. C Phillips. M Haas. S. Carr. H. Pahl. D Wyckoff. T. Gronowski. M. Cummings. M Thore. J. Peterson. T Carr. B. Lepsch, S. Beck. L. Gutowski. J. Schmidt. K. Merrill. S. Shaw. A. Witkop. OFFICERS Officers 1st Row: VP — K. Merrill. Pres. T. Beitz, Sec. A. Witkop. S. LeBaron. 2nd Row: Assist Dir. S. Shaw. Sec. E. Dadd; missing Sec. L. Hyland SWING CHOIR 42 Is! Row: B. Keller. R. Haller. K. Brade. J. Kroh, E. Kautz, W. Holt, S. Stockholm. E. Schmidt. 2nd Row: Mr. Roller, T. Phelps. J. Hagelberger, R. Padak. C. Eaton. J. Meyers. A. Klein. C. Almeter. P. Koch. J. Lamb. W. Youngers. 3rd Row: J. Cole. T. Kibler. K. Barnes. S. Militello, V.J. Gautieri. P. Crespo. T. Cummings. J. Eaton. B. Baker, J. Krenzer, A. Rodak. 43 1st Row: A. Rodak. T. Thompson. P. Perl. P. Janes. J. Hammel 2nd Row: G. Potts. J. McQuillan. Mr. Gould. B. Plewa. N. Lamb. J. Koch. Dak (Hello) — I spent the summer of 1987 in Lauvain. Belgium. Lauvain is located approximately twenty minutes from Brussels, the capital of Belgium. I stayed with the LaPorte family. I had a sister. Kristine(16). and my mother Josee. I had a great time. While I was there I visited all of Belgium. Holland, and England. Most young adults in Belgium are no different from us. They all have the same interests, feelings, and goals. The only problem I experienced was homesickness. It was very difficult for me to be away from home, for the first time, and for so long. Some day. however, I have fond hopes of returning. I learned a great deal from my experience and I found it rewarding and challenging. Julie Clark Lauvain. Belgium I am very glad that I came to the United States. I had a wonderful year in Attica. Before I came here, my opinion about the U.S. was that Americans were not nice people. Now. however. I realize that they are. Everybody that I know is very nice, my friends, my teachers, and most of all my host family. Everyone taught me all that I wanted to know about the United States. Thank you for all the great memories! Nawarat (Yong) Raynanon Bangkok, Thailand My experience in the United States has been really nice. There are a lot of things I did enjoy that I'm going to miss. First.the most important thing you need is a great family. I was very lucky and I'm very thoughtful to the Bates for all they did for me and for helping me so much. Then, it is also important to get involved in school activities, and make new friends. I really enjoyed all the teachers and friends in Attica, and I think it was great to get to know them. I also loved the extra-curncular activities, and all the sports in the American schools. I had fun with so many activities and with all that school spirit . I'm going to miss this and all the good friends I now have in America. Thanks a lot to my host family, and to all my friends for such a nice year! Paulo A. V. Crespo Portugal It has been a real pleasure to have the opportunity to be a part of the Attica High School Community. I have been enjoying many things here. I’m so happy with the school, friends, teachers, family, and town that I have found here. The United States is a little bit different from my home country, but the love” that I found here made the differences seem little. Many of you are part of some unforgetable. wonderful, and terrific memories in my life. I will miss you all when I leave, but I hope that someday we can meet again. Maybe in one class reunion, summer vacation in Brazil, or in some other way. I just want to thank you very much for everything, and may God bless you. Keila Guimaraes Brazil 44 ii Li G 0 L Lr 0 1st Row: I. DiPasquale. L. Pomana, B. Lindsey. D. Schlick 2nd Row: K. Guimaraes. T. Parolari, J. Clark. K. Brade. A. Pacella. 3rd Row: R. Gauthier, G. I J Newell. N. Agan. P. Crespo, T. Cummings. T. Lorenzo. 4th Row: T. Arnold. D. Wyckoff, T. Arnold. J. Conrad, K. Duckworth. UL 1st Row: H. Somerhalder, B. Leosch, C. Judge. P. Koch, J. Glor. 2nd Row: R. Williams, C. Pawlicki, M. Wichrowski, Y. Raynanon, L. Clark, C. George, T. Jamison. 3rd Row: W. Holt, M. Pile, K. Stroh, J. Downs, K. Ellsworth. 4th Row: N. Lamb, E. Dadd, M. Spink. Otticers: Treas. Ha. Chris: Sec. Debby; Pres. Julie; V.P. Nicole. Advisors: Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. Versage. 17 L l L I£ t z 0 0 [I Lr 0 45 li a li li li li IL Putting together a book is an extremely demanding task. Torch members are in charge of every phase of the book's creation. They plan the theme, design the cover, create each page layout, write all the copy, collect all the pictures. edit and proofread all the work. The work is often slow, and the staff, only a highly dedicated few. but those few can take a great deal of pride in knowing that this yearbook is really their creation. They were the ones who made it all possible. TO T 1st Row: B. Fugle. M. Frounick, A. Rodak, B. Lindsey. 2nd Row: B. Lepsch, C. George. M. West. I. DiPasquale, R. Rasmussen. 3rd Row: K. Bates. D. Schlick, A. Pacella. 4th Row: J. Maples. S. Embt. 46 SENIORS 1st Row: M. Rykert. I. DiPasquale, D. Schllck. 2nd Row: S. Beck, C. Gill. A. June, J. DiPardo. 3rd Row: T. Feeney, S. Sondericker, A. Rodak, P, Perl, T. Thompson, A. Pacella, B. Lindsey. V.P. Ila, Sec. Alex, Treas. Patrick, Pres. Debby. This year’s National Honor Society consisted of thirty members including the sixteen new juniors inducted in November. The senior members went on the Whale Watch in May for the National Honor Society trip. This year's Christmas Ball was the most successful ever. It helped to raise funds for the trip, next year's National Honor Society, and scholarships. JUNIORS 1st Row: K. Petherick. W. Kryszak, C. Kurke, T. Burnison, B. Plewa, T. Lorenzo, P. Janes. 2nd Row: J. McQuillan. S. Bucklaew. J. Fleiss, T. West. 3rd Row: B. Fugle, J. Beck, J. Hammel, B. Lindsey, B. Kirby. Ll ii If (J Li Ll a L LL Li Ll L Lt t Li Lr IJ I: P C 47 MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS: 1st Row J Reisdorf. T.Berry. P.Bateman 2nd Row S.Shanahan. K.Sellick GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS: P.Bateman. T.Berry NURSE'S OFFICE ASSISTANTS 1st Row L.Kerwm 2nd Row A.Emmert. J.Reisdort. TAdams. T Hinsken LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: 1st Row N.Tracy. C.Judge, H.Hopkins, T.Jellison 2nd Row H.Somerholder. B.Metcalf. L.Bollin. A.Nowicki 3rd Row G.Morton. V.Rykert. T.Kader 4th Row D.Siminski, C.Urf. S.Beck. E.Morton. K.Sellick 5th Row T.Gecewicz. R.Gauthier Not Pictured: B.Clark. T.Chesley. R.Mundt, M.Rykert. K.Guimaraes, V.Smith, D.Acquard. D.Scheier, J.Schwab. A.Nichter, T.Friedhaber, C.Chesley 1st Row: Mr Colvenbach, Mr. Schrader. J. Koch. C. Eaton. T. West. A. Klein, T. Beck. J. Middaugh 2nd Row: R. Gauthier, J. Sosnowski. B. Boucher. N. Agan, K. Brade, A. June, T. Feeney, B. Kusmierski. 3rd Row: P. Janes, T. Cummings, C. Beyer, D Wyckoff, K. Duckworth, J. Conrad, C. Ost, T. Arnold, T, Arnold 4th Row: B, Baker. T. Parolari, J. Clark, A. Pacella, B. Lindsey, T. Burnison, C. Kurke, A. Opladen, D. Ripstein. Mock Trial is a competition, sponsored by the Bar Association, which invovles a reinactment by students of a modern court case. Teams prepare both sides of the case (plantiff and defense) and compete with teams from other schools, with points being awarded on the basis of how well a case is presented. Six area schools competed in the Genesee County Mock Trial competiton on March 19, 1988. Attica had the highest point total in the first round, but lost to Elba in the elimination round. The team's very dedicated advisors were Mr. Colvenbach and Mr. Schrader. Attorney Michael Mohun served as the legal advisor. Mr. Feeney, Mr. Favasuli, Mr. Schrader, Mr. Colvenbach, and Mr. Mohun make presentations during the Alf Awards program. In June of 1987, a new Attica tradition was started with the presentation of the Alf Awards. These were presented for achievement in activities that were not academic, including yearbook and newspaper staffs, student government, National Honor Society, Office and Media Center assistants, Mock Trial, and class activities. Certificates were awarded to all nominees, and students selected most valuable in each group were given pins. The evening was well attended by students and parents, and it is hoped that the Alf Awards will become an annual event. GJ L L1 OJ w 01 Ui L fc 49 Row 1: R.Gauthier Row 2: M.Spinks, S.Lebaron. N.Lamb. M.Pilc Row 3: T.Gecewicz, B.Boucher. C.King, L.Dubois, K.Brade, T.Santaro, M.Thore Row 4: R.Gauthier. Mrs.Edwards. S.Shanahan, C.Eaton, E.Campagna, K.Weaver. K.Sellick, C.lgnatowski Row 5: J.Sosnowski, B.Bielecki. T.Cummings 50 51 U tlitLt't tlilrlrlili; Soccer gives me a chance to let off steam and it gives me a chance to express myself. I began playing when I was 8 and I've played ever since. The most important thing that I tell myself is that soccer is a team sport and that everyone should just go out and have fun. Someday I want to stress these points as a coach. — J. Beck 1st Row: J. Hammel; 2nd Row: D. Hammel, M. Colvenbach, B. Baker, T. West, J. Beck, P. Crespo, J. McPherson, T. Beck, J. Borycki, R. Hammel; 3rd Row: J. Calabrese, Coach Carlson, 0. McFarland, R. Theal, C. King, T. Feeney, J. Fitch, P. Janes, J. Meese, T. Santoro, M. Santoro. li CiLitlVi tlilrLrliLi; Captains: C. King, T. Feeney, C. Gill. J. Beck. 1st Row: I. DiPasquale, A. June, J. Koch. 2nd Row: C. Gill, A. Kirby. 3rd Row: J. Berg. J. Mest. 53 illiliLLLi tiatitLlt tlitrlrliLi; 1st Row:J.GIor,A.Kennerly;2nd Row:K.June,M.Dadd,C.George.D.Dipardo; 3rd Row:K.Stroh J. V. Soccer Captains J. Schlick. C. George. T. Brown. 1st Row: T Brown. J. Schlick. 2nd Row: M. Colvenbach. M. Tzyka, C. Chenaille, G. Schmidt. T. Greene. E. Almeter. P.J. Emerling, J. Calabrese. 3rd Row: J. Swartz. S. Domes. M. Pile, J. Joose, E. Wienckowski. C. Breton, M. Cummings, D. Kilian, K. Mest, Coach West. 54 J LLLlLLlU; U M !i LIllllWsfijLIL Is! Row: J. Hagelberger T. Meyer. P.J. Puccio, J. Hulme. R. Hoy. M. Cummings. J. Norcross. 2nd Row: Coach Skawiensk. J. Ulm. K. Kittleson. T. Olzewski. D. Smith. B. Bove. J. Cole. Coach Cusmano. 55 u autuit ullviillLL At the first August practice there was a positive attitude for the upcoming season. However, by midseason we were 1-3 and beginning to lose fan support. It was time to turn things around and we did just that by winning our last four games By year's end we had gained back our pride We give a special thanks to Coaches Leyden. Henry and Freeman for all their hard work with our team B. Boucher. Is! Row: E. Morton. E. Campagna. B. Bielecki. B. Boucher, J. Kaczmarek, K. Sellick, B. Berry. J. Krenzer. 2nd Row: J. Eaton, K. Williams, J. Newell. J. McQuillan. S. Wood. G. Newell. J. Fleiss, B. Barnes. S. Bailey. 3rd Row: B. Veley, R. Gauthier. T. Cummings. C. Wienckowski, C. Ignatowski. D. Gentzler. D. Dodge. M. Thore. 4th Row: Coach Leyden. M. Meyers. T. Gecewiz. Coach Freeman. J. Krencik, D. White. Coach Henry. L! alitLVS! L LLJVliJiiLlL Captains: Trade. Eric. Brian. Keith. 57 IrLLiLt: U (imM. tlilrlrliIt 1st Row: P Phillips. K. Welker. D. Nutty. 2nd Row: G. Morton. H. Nutty. S. Buono, T. Hulme, K. Petherick. M. Spink. B. Krenzer. 3rd Row: J. Acquard. L. Jenson. N. Lamb. Coach Phillips, J. Kirby. D. Hager. A. Hardie. 58 IdljjL£ i! tli t tLLrLLrli CAPTAINS: S. Kirby. P. Rautenstrauch. J. Brunner 1st Row: J. Brunner. P. Rautenstauch. S. Kirby. 2nd Row: B. Domes. K. Williams. K. Ellsworth. M. Klein. P. Koch. C. Chmura. J. Caborn. B West. 3rd Row: J Schuessler, L. Lamb. A. Weirhauser. J. Anderson, J. Schwab, Coach Michalek, E. Dadd. A. Spring, C. Mengs. S. Goetz. S. Spink, D. Rykert. 59 1st ROW T. Richley. G. Perl, H. Henderson. D. Hickes 2nd Row M. Wolf, T. Reynolds, B. Martin. L. Burnison, M. Spink 3rd Row: Coach Butzbach, L. Pile, K. Pilk, J. Schmidt, a. Santoro, M. Pile, T. Opladen CAPTAINS: J. Schmidt. K. Pilk 1st Row: T. Burnison, A. Opladen, V. Mengs 2nd Row: J. Lamb. T. Opladen, Coach Miller, K. Dusen 3rd Row: M. Spink. T. Wichrowski, C. Almeter, L. Clark, M. Wichrowski. M. Wolf Captain: 0. Ellis I. Berg, A. June, C. Gill, T. Beitz, J. Almeter, S. Militello, A. Kirby, L. Dimick, B. Geitner. J J Ann Kirby, the captain of this year's squad, has cheered every year of her high school career. Her first year, as a freshman, she liked it a lot, and wanted to keep it up and try to improve. She finds it an enjoyable way to show her school spirit. One of the drawbacks of cheerleading is that it is very time consuming. Away games leave you with little time for other activities. Sometimes the pressures of being captain are a little difficult. She has had a lot of fun for the last four years with the other cheerleaders and players. 'aptains: Ann Kirby. Colleen Gill. 65 1st Row: J. Drier, D. Hager. D. Smith, C. Wienckowski, K. Mayer. 2nd Row: Coach Freeman. K. Williams, P. Clark, E. Stores, G. Schmidt, E. Wienckowski, J. Norcross, D. Adams. 66 1st Row: D Whitten, B. Barnes. J. Kroll, B. Dunn. B. Boody. M. Laude. T. Meyer. R Rautenstrauch. J. Hulme. C. George. B. Meisner. 2nd Row: R. Ordaway. D Mezydlo, J. Fleiss. P. Pile. D. Hunter. M Gaiser. E. Wallace. S. Perl. J. Schwartz. M Pile. C. Judge. 3rd Row: Coach Bush. G. Theal. J. Zeilman. S. Bailey. R Theal, D. Gentzler. B. Plewa, M. Thore. D. Dodge. J. McQuillan. Coach Kellogg. 68 J.V. Captain: Ginger Zeilman. Varsity Captain: Penny Phillips. W This year's wrestling cheerleading I squad was very young and inexperienced. The I girls put in many hard practices and improved 100%. The girls encouraged the wrestlers and supported them — matter what the score was. There were a lot of good times, and crying, but we were always making memories. This year's experience will be a great asset to next year's squad.-Penny Phillips t LI Li Iz Li L 8 Li Li Li Li t 1st Row: S. Goetz, L. Gutowski, G. Zeilman. 2nd Row: K. 1st Row: M. Tortorice, C. Almeter, A. Lastowski. M. Frounick, D. Siminski. K. Pile 2nd Row: Wilson. J. Kehl, T. Morris. 3rd Row: P. Phillips. 69 1st Row: E. Kautz, R. Boucher, T. Lorenzo, B. Lindsey, P. Koch, J. Schuesller, A. Spring. 2nd Row: Coach Asquith. J. Drier, J. McPherson, T. West, A. Pacella, B. West, T. Sawyer. 3rd Row: P. Janes, E. Campagna, D. Schuessler, J. McQuillan, J. Hammel, B. Lindsey, D. Acquard, B. Baker, J. Fleiss, S. Wood, T. Chesley. I a 1st Row: H.Rauth. R. Alves. A. Schwab. E. Lamb 2nd Row : A. Hardie. J. Brunner. D. Nutty. P. Phillips. L Lamb. J. Lamb. V. Rykert. M. Frounick. C. George. M Rykert. 3rd Row: Coach Gould. Coach Susat. D. Siminski. J. Downs. P. Mooney. G. Morton. N. Lamb. T. Kader. T. Carr. D. Ausman. Coach Rohring 1 v Lii (i Li. 1st Row: A. Germain. J. Weiss, M. Pile, J. Schwartz. P. Pile. G. Lindsey. T. Brown. G. Kocsis 2nd Row: W. Heineman. B. Plewa. F. Seiferth. A. Rodak. G. Theal. M. Thore. K. Elliott. P. Zeilman. 3rd Row: Coach Gould. J. Reynolds. S. Kelsey. E. Morton. J. Kaczmarek. D. White. T. Carr. Coach Susat. Coach Rohring; missing: B. Lepsch. 71 ?!.Ro : £ Chena||le, B Berry, J. Caborn, K. Kittleson, E. Stores, C. Wienckowski. 2nd Row: Coach West. J. Kaczmarek. J. Eaton, B. Bielecki K Williams, D. Hager. R. Theal, B. Kirby. 1st Row: B Veley. E. Kaminski. K. Midkiff. T. Miller. B. Kusmierski. J. Spink. 2nd Row: R. Pieri. J. Cusmano, J. Newell. J Williams K Hammel D Puccio. S. Shanahan. Coach Leyden. 1st Row: H. Nutty, S. Kirby, C. Chmura. A. Opladen, S. Plowe, W. Librock. 2nd Row: A. Blocher, M. Wichrowski, S. Carr, K. June, D. Hager, J. Schwab. 3rd Row: M. Kryszak, M. Spink, L. Jensen. J. Mest, J. Kirby. Coach Michalek. 1st Row: D. Richley. 2nd Row: K. Kurke, K. Petherick, C. Phillips. 3rd Row: T. Berry. S. Embt. J. Maples. 4th Row: Coach Miller, C. Glor, S. McQueen, K. Opladen, P. Schwab, W. Kryszak. j u N I 0 R V A R S I T Y B L 1 V L til L L V A R S I T Y 73 74 Tim Acquard Tamara Adams Andrea L. Agan aJ Dawn M. Ausman Steven W. Bailey Becky Baker Tim is usually found hangin out and is usually seen with Pete, Rob, Joe, Greg, and Ted; future plans are to make some real money. Tammy is usually found in the nurses office and is usually seen with Rick, Lori. Julie, Tracy, and Karen; future plans are to be with Rick, get married, make money, and have kids. Andrea is usually found by the wall, in the hall, usually seen with Bill, Jeannie, the Secret Santas' , and Sean; future plans are college, drive a gheaand search for the love I lost along the way. Dawn is usually found in the band room; usually seen with Michele H. and Lynnette P. and Bones; future plans are to marry Michael J. Fox! Steve is usually found in the lobby; usually seen with Chris, Pat, Marty. Tim. and Mark; future plans are to be a Green Beret, go to college, have a family, and be happy. Becky is usually found doing something she's not supposed to; usually seen with Andrea, Ann, Patrick, Chris, Amanda, and Michele; future plans are to marry an old rich man and spend his fortune. 76 Jay Peter Barvian Patricia Lynn Bateman Cheryl Ann Beck V Tammy is usually found in the hall and the lav; usually seen with Dottie, Tomi, and Chrissy; future plans are to become an LPN. Bill is usually found at Leann's locker or with Leann. His future plans are to become a corrections officer, marry Leann and have many kids. Kevin is usually found pumping gas at the Dupe; usually seen with Ann, John. Trucker, and Bill; future plans are to get a real job, get married, and have kids. Jay is usually found running to first period English; usually seen with Aaron and Steve; future plans are the army and Diesel Mechanics. Patti is usually found in the guidance office and the senior hall; usually seen with Amy, Lisa and the rest of her friends; future plans are to live a happy, successful life in California. Cheryl is usually found in the word processing room; usually seen with Cheryl Z.. Wendy and Katie; future plans are college and marriage. 77 Tonya Michelle Beitz Amy J. Benson Jennifer Berg Pat is usually found wandering the halls; usually seen with Jim Wickins; future plans are to attend Alfred Tech. Sue is usually found in the art room or with friends; usually seen with Mary, Keila. Candy, and Denise; future plans are college and to work for Hanna Barbera Kevin is usually found with his friends, parties, skiing, and at Johnny's; usually seen with Rob. Barnes. Town, and Teddy; future plans are to have a good job and a good family. Tonya is usually found in the senior hall; usually seen with the cheerleaders and the Secret Santas ; future plans are to go to college for physical therapy. Amy is usually found in the senior hall; usually seen with Lisa. Patti, and the ‘ Secret Santas ; future plans are to own a successful art gallery and to own a BMW Jennifer is usually found in the senior hall or bandroom; usually seen with Colleen and the Secret Santas ; future plans are to become a movie producer and be extremely rich. 78 Brian A. Boucher Karen M. Brade Greg Brown Tracie is usualy found in the offices or halls; usually seen with Paul. Coreen, Carrie, and Brian; future plans are college and to marry Paul. Chris is usually found sleeping in vans; usually seen with everyone; future plans are happiness, love, money and a successful music career. Matt is usually found in the display case; usually seen with the Cuties; future plans are to get a piece of the world! Brian is usually found in Men's Tuesday Night Bowling Leagues; usually found with Jerry. Kinger, Weav, Jimmy and White; future plans are college, sports, and marriage Karen is usually found sitting around or in the lav; usually seen with Ann. Jimmy. Jill and Rubba; future plans are to find true happiness (with Rubba) and enjoy life. Greg is usually found at work; usually seen with Bob. R.D.. Becker and Sweetman;future plans are to make money and have a family. 79 Eric S. Campagna Mark William Calmes Steve is usually found in the senior lav; usually found with nobody special; future plans are to be rich and successful. Laurie is usually found in the senior hall or at the lockers; usually seen with John and the “Secret Santas''; future plans are college, marrying John and success in life. Sean is usually found flipping burgers at McDonald s and driving fast; usually seen with Dennis and Dorothy Zehler; future plans are to own a Camaro IROC Z-28. Mark is usually found coping with an insane society and at Perkins; usually seen with Wade and Todd; future plans are to explore the realm of impossibility. Eric is usually not found in class; usually seen with whoever's around; future plans are college and an NBA career with Kevin Weaver. Jim is usually found limboing and reciting ■“Dead” verses; usually seen with Mark, Mel. Richard, and Macs; future plans are college, camping, and a bachelor pad with Gnoe. 80 Michele L. Cole David M. Compton James Cooley Pete is usually found in the lobby or at the farm; usually seen with Joe, Tim, Rob, Greg and Ted; future plans are to end agricultural career and become rich in the field of welding. Lori is usually found in the lav and at parties; usually seen with Shelly, Julie, Jenny and Chris; future plans are to own her own hair salon and to be happily married with children. Julie is usually found anywhere; usually seen with Sue. Matt and Orville; future plans are college and enormous amounts of happiness. Michele is usually found in the senior lav; usually seen with Kim, Heidi, Jenna, Cheryl, Carrie, Shelly, and Tammy; future plans are to become best friends with Heather S. David is usually found in the Twilight Zone; usually seen with people; future plans are college, perhaps. Jim is usually found in the office; usually seen with his wife; future plans are to do something better. 81 LeAnn Marie Dimick Jeannie M. DiPardo lla M. DiPasquale Marty is usually found in the halls; usually seen with Brown. Acquard. Becker. Walko, Bailey, and Hoy; future plans are to work with a big company. Jack is usually seen with Barb. Phil. Mike. Ann and Sandy; future plans are college, a drafting career and marriage to Barb. Ed is usually found working on cars and at the race track; usually seen with friends; future plans are to go to the Indy 500 and race. LeAnn is usually found at her locker; usually seen with Michele. Maria and Bill; future plans are working successfully, marrying Bill and becoming rich. Jeannie is usually found at the wall, in the hall; usually seen with Andrea and ' Secret Santas”; future plans are college and to find true happiness. lla is usually found in a tither; usually seen with Jimmy. Debby and Angie; future plans are to be rich and have fun. 82 Photo not available — Larry Dubois Tim Hollander Eric Janes Debra Lynn Ellis Shelly A. Embt Andrea L. Emmert Charlie Chas. Evans Timothy M. Feeney Debbie is usually found out; usually seen with Scott; future plans are to be a travel agent. Shelly is usually found cruising around town or out partying; usually seen with Julie, Molly. Amy. Chris. Jenny, Lori, Charlene. Geitner, Tim and others; future plans are to marry into wealth, have kids, and live happily ever after. Andrea is usually found in studyhall or cruising around and getting into trouble; usually seen with Betty. Ann Kirch, and Amanda; future plans are to marry George Brett and spend his fortune. Charlie is usually found in Stan's room; usually seen with Stan. Bill, and Fred; future plans are to attend Penn. State University and become a lawyer. Tim is usually found in the Principal’s office; usually seen with Sean. Shawn. Jerry. Eric,Amy, Jon C., Bill, and Jeremy; future plans are to go to college, become a foreign ambassador, marriage, and children. 83 Joseph Michael Fugle Mark Geitner Colleen Beth Gill Joe is usually found in th gym and lobby; usually seen with Lisa Zehler. Jim, Chris, and Brian; future plans are college and to become a physical therapist. Chris is usually found with Joe; usually seen with Becky, Amamda, and Joe; future plans are to become a registered nurse. Chris is usually found looking for something to do; usually seen with someone who's found something to do; future plans are to find the perfect someone to do something with for the rest of her life. Joe is usually found in shop and at BOCES; usually seen with Dawn and Pete; future plans are to be a mechanic, farming, and a millonaire. Mark is usually found cruising around town; usually seen with Daryle, Kari, Dave, and Jimmy; future plans are to make a lot of money. Colleen is usually doing nothing; usually seen with Jenny. Ann, Amy. and the Secret Santas ; future plans are to leave Attica and have a successful and exciting life. 84 Tracy A. Hinsken Peter Martin Hoy Carrie Ann Hunter Jeff is usually found leaving school; usually seen with Aaron. Jay. Todd, and Steve; future plans are farming. Michelle is usually found in the bandroom; usually seen with Dawn. Lynette. Karen, and Denise; future plans are to go to college, travel to Australia, to get married and have a happy life. Craig is usually found with Wendy;usually seen with Wendy. Booger. Sporto. Willard. Will, and Wally; future plans are to marry Wendy and go to college. Tracy is usually found in the halls, at the phone booth, and saying “I want my honey”; usually seen with Tamara and Lori; future plans are to go to college and marry Eric. Pete is usually found sleeping in the nurse’s office; usually seen with Spuds. Sponge. Slugs. Spinker. Hairbag. Willard. Booger. Dink. Trucker, and Urges; future plans are to make lots of money. Carrie is usually found in the office or lobby; usually seen with Sally. Sandy. Ann. Coreen. and Trade; future plans are to. go to college, have a successful career, and marry Andy. 85 Aaron Kennerly Laurie A. Kerwin Bob is usually found in the lav; usually seen with Wendy, Daryle, and Brian; future plans are to work. Jeremy is usually found in bed, or at Super Duper; usually seen with Sean, Shawn, Bill, Bill, Jim, Jim, John, John, Tim, Eric, and Pete; future plans are to sleep and be in the Secret Service. Amy is usually found worrying about everything; usually seen with Ann. Colleen, Jenny, and Tim; future plans are college, marriage, and a very happy life. Aaron is usually found nowhere; usually seen with Steve, Paul, Jay, and Travis; future plans are college and the Air Force. Laurie is usually found confused and tired; usually seen with the 2nd period outcasts; future plans are to own a cos. shop, and marry a gorgeous rich guy. Chris is usually found in the barnyard; usually found with the Amish people; future plans are to be a shepherd. Christopher John King 86 Mark Kocsis Lisa Ann Klier Anne Lorraine Kirby Joseph “Chooch” Krencik William J. Kusmierski Sally Lakas Ann is usually found in Mr. Dennis Schrader's room; usually seen with Karen, Amy, and Rubba; future plans are college, marry a tall, blonde, beautiful guy, and to have fun. Lisa is usually found at home; usually seen with Gary, Kara, Staci, and Kim; future plans are to live happily with Gary and Kara. Mark is usually found any place other than school; usually seen with Bud, Jake and Chuck; future plans are to make some big bucks. Joe is usually found in the weight room, or playing sports, usually seen with or his best friends; future plans are to go to college, get a good job as a draftsman and play football. Bill is usually found in the library and in the Physics lab; usually seen with Sean, Tim, Brian, Jeremy, Chooch, Andrea, Bones, Keith, Shanny; future plans are to pay his dues. Sally is usually found just hanging around; usually seen with Carrie, Cheryl, Cheryl, and Tammy; future plans are to become a RN and get married. 87 Amy Lynn Lastowski Tracy L. Lentsch Billie Ann Lindsey Amy is usually found in the lobby and halls; usually seen with all her awesome friends; future plans are college, a successful career, marriage, and to have a family. Tracy is usually found in the bandroom; usually seen with Billie and Christine; future plans are great success. Kim is usually found in the senior lav; usually seen with Tom. Amber, Michelle. Tammy, Heidi, Carrie, Tricia, and Shelly; future plans are marriage and to live happily ever after. Billie is usually found in the bandroom; usually seen with Tracy and Christine; future plans are great success. Cheryl is usually found in the halls or wandering; usually seen with Sally, Tammy, Penny, and Dan; future plans are to have a successful career and marry Dan. Julie is usually found cruising around or partying; usually seen with Mark, Shelly, Charlene. Lori, Tim, Amy, Chris, Mark G., Molly, Jenny, and whoever's around; future plans are to get married, be happy, and travel with the Dead. 88 Paul is usually found in the halls; usually seen with no pass; future plans are agriculture. Daryle is usually found in the senior box or roaming halls; usually seen with Guts, Casey, Kari, Daze, Richard Villiam, Shelly, Julie, and Bly; future plans are to make it big (lots of money) Kathy is usually found gossipping with Sandy and April; usually seen with Kurt. Sandy. April. Amy. Judy, and Lisa; future plans are to stay with Kurt, be happy and party in the apartment. Jim is usually found in church with his Brother Weez; usually seen with Ha. Kevin. Jerry. Kinger, Brian. Karen, and Bernie K.; future plans are to try out for the USA World Cup Team. Jeff is usually found in the halls; usually seen with Greg B.; future plans are to get a job. Tammy is usually found wandering; usually seen with Cheryl. Sandy, and Kevin; future plans are to travel and to be a computer operator. 89 Jerry Newell Angela Marie Pacella Photo Not Available Greg Nichols David Naile Joe Scott Wendy Ann Ott Dawn Marie Nutty Ginger is usually found in the library (MC); usually seen with Karen and Pracilla; future plans are to get married and go to college. Jerry is usually found at Grateful Dead Concerts; usually seen with Brian. Jim, Kinger, Kevin. White, and the rest of the deadheads; future plans are to own Hawaii. Dawn is usually found at work; usually seen with Troy; future plans are to be a Special Education teacher and to marry Troy. Wendy is usually found with Craig; usually seen with Craig. Cheryl, and Cheryl; future plans are to marry Craig. Angie is usually found anywhere but Attica; usually seen with Debby and lla: future plans are Syracuse University, to get a real car, a successful career, to be very happy, and to make a difference. 90 Gregory J. Phillips Penny “Flips’’ Phillips Sandy Pierce Tammy is usually found at Julie's locker with friends; usually seen with Julie, Sue, Matt, and Lynette; future plans are college. Pat is usually found in the Biology lab room or wandering the halls somewhere; usually seen with Alex, Travis and Rich; future plans are college and a home on the coasts of Maine. Staci is usually found lounging around; usually seen with Judy and Kim; future plans are to be happy and successful. Greg is usually found in the halls; usually seen with the hall monitor; future plans are to be a World Champion bare-back rider. Penny is usually found hanging out; usually seen with Kathy. Sandy, and Eric; future plans are college, a successful job, marriage, and a family. Sandy is usually found in the office, lobby, and halls; usually seen with Ann, Michelle, Jimmy, and Carrie; future plans are a job and marriage. 91 Maria T. Redfern Ann M. Annabelle Reiner Jennifer A. “Jenna’’ Reisdorf Karen is usually found at her locker; usually seen with Lynette, Michele. Theresa. Lori, and Tammy; future plans are to work in an office as a secretary, get married, and have kids. Lynnette is usually found at the drinking fountain; usually seen with Michele. Tammy. Matt, and Sue; future plans are marriage and to get rich and live a long and happy life. Rich is usually found in the halls; usually seen with Pat. Charlie, and Mike; future plans are college. Maria is usually found with Jenny; usually seen with Larry. Jenny. Leann. Chris. Kris, and Laurie; future plans are to be a successful cosmetologist and be happily married. Ann is usually found in the lobby, office, or halls; usually seen with Sandy. Michele. Carrie. Jack. Jimmy, Shawn, and Keith; future plans are college, marriage, a beautiful family. Jenna is usually found with Squeak; usually seen with a smile; future plans are being a farmer s wife. 92 Todd A. Reynolds Lori A. Richmond Jenny J. Ross Alex Rodak Mary Anne Rykert Rob “Bert Sacher Todd is usually found roaming the halls; usually seen with Rich Rasmussen Lori is usually found doing labs with her lab partner-Christine; usually seen with Tammy. K”, Tracy. Rob. Knibbles. Tina, and Kim; future plans are to have fun and marry Brian. Jenny is usually found dazed and confused; usually seen with Carl. Maria. Chris. Shelly. Amy. Molly, Julie, and Lori; future plans are to open a shop of her own. marry rich with kids, be happy always, and to travel with the “Dead . Alex is usually found in the AP Bio. room; usually seen with Trav. Pat. Aaron, Steve, and Paul; future plans are to do the best possible in life. Mary is usually found reading, resting, or talking; usually seen with the AP’ers, Sue, Dee. and Vickie; future plans are to graduate from college and enter the medical profession. Rob is usually found at Keem's or Stoldt’s house; usually seen with Theresa. Stoldt, Tony, Ann. and Ted. 93 Shawn W. Shanahan Lisa Michelle Shaw Sandra ' May'' Shaw Tony is usually found in the bandroom or lobby; usually seen with Jeff. Tim, Bill. Sean, and Shawn; future plans are college and to live life to its fullest. Judy is usually found messin' around; usually seen with who-ever's around; future plans are to mess around and have fun doing it. Keith is usually found in the weight room; usually seen with Shawn. John. Bob. Todd. Tim. Eric. Brian. Bill. Pete. Jeremy. Jim. Bill, and Jim; future plans are to study physical therapy at Ithaca. Shawn is usually found at John Spink's house; usually seen with Spinker, Buger. Wally. Trucker. Whitey. and the SOS; future plans are to attend college and play baseball and basketball. Lisa is usually found looking for something to do; usually seen with Tammy, who is also looking for something to do; future plans are to find something to do with somebody who is doing something. Sandy is usually seen gossipping with April and Kathy; usually seen with Steve. April. Scott, Kathy. Kurt. Amy. Becky, and Lisa; future plans are to stay with Steve and party in the apartment with Kathy and April. 94 Kristina Marie Margret Smythe Theresa Snyder Steve Sondericker Debby is usually found with the heads at Jim's or at The Rock”; usually seen with lla and Angie; future plans are college, to visit New Zealand, and to be on Lifestyles of The Rich and Famous . Denise is usually found around; usually seen with Michelle and the wrestling cheerleaders; future plans are Alfred and a happy future. Tricia is usually found in the guidance office; usually seen with Murphy Balon and Michelle; future plans are marriage and to succeed in cosmetology. Kris is usually found in the girl's lav or in trouble; usually seen with Marie, Laurie. Lori. Jenny, and Julie; future plans are to become an adult. Theresa is usually found babysitting; usually seen with Karen and Denise; future plans are to go to college and be a Human Services worker. Steve is usually found mooning Mr. Gould's 8th period Calculus class; usually seen with the AP gang; future plans are Cornell University. 95 Suzanne J. Springer Christine Stedman Dave Stephens Jim is usually found as close to school as possible; usually seen with John. Bill, Pete, and Shawn; future plans are college and a life in Florida. John is usually found at Gadd's house. TJR's and Jill's house; usually seen with Jill. Shawn. Buger. John. Jim. and Walter; future plans are to become a probation officer and marriage. Steve is usually found in the ceiling with Wickins; usually seen with Diane; future plans are to hang out and have a wild time. Sue is usually found in the fishbowl or the display case; usually i 1 seen with Julie. Matt. Lynette. and Cheryl; Sue is GCC bound in the future. Christine is usually found doing nothing; usually seen with Billie and Tracy; future plans are to own her own hair spray company. Dave is usually found happy; usually seen with happy people; future plans are to live a happy life. 96 Travis J. Thompson Candy Urf Michelle L. VanSon Tammy is usually found at Darrell’s house; usually seen with Darrell and Friends; future plans are to own a travel agency, marry Darrell, and have children. Ted is usually found at work or Bob's; usually seen with Town, RD, and the Bad Buzzers; future plans are to become an electrician. Gary is usually found with Mr. Gould in the computer room; usually seen with no one in particular; future plans are to go to college and major in business and have fun. Travis is usually found playing raquetballor studying his brains out; usually seen with the AP gang; future plans are college, getting a job. and living a fulfilling life. Candy is usually found studying in the library; usually seen with all her friends during classes and lunch; future plans are to get a job. Michelle is usually found in the lav or nurse’s office; usually seen with Tricia and Lisa; future plans are to go on to college and become a nurse. 97 John E. Walczak Chris Walko Kevin Weaver Kimberly A. Weichman Kimberly M. Welker Mike West John is usually found in studyhall; usually seen with Laurie. Bill, Jim, John. Kev. and Hoy; future plans are to marry Laurie and have a nice family. Chris is usually found in the halls; usually seen with Marty. Kevin, and Greg; future plans are to be rich and successful. Kevin is usually found in church; usually seen with Jimmy. Kinger, Jerry. Brian, and Eric; future plans are to relive the great memories of Attica basketball. Kim is usually found everywhere; usually seen with Bruce. Staci, Judy, and Kim; future plans are a job and marriage. Kim is usually found everywhere; usually seen with Christine. Kim. Sally. Penny, and Debbie; future plans are to go to college, to be a chef, and marriage. Mike is usually found at Super Duper; usually seen with Rich; future plans are to colorize the first half of The Wizard of Oz. 98 Michele Ann Westermeier James “Chickens Wickins April May Witkop Coreen Lea Youngers Richard Woika Stephen Woody Wood Michele is usually found where she’s not supposed to be; usually seen with Ann, Sandy, Jimmy. Becky. Andrea, etc. future plans are to live happily ever after. Jim is usually found in the ceiling with Spike; usually seen having fun with friends; future plans are to hang out. work hard, and go to Hawaii. April is usually found at Scott's or Super Duper; usually seen with Scott. Kathy. Sandy. Steve. Kurt, and Lisa; future plans are to be happy and stay with Scott. Richard is usually found at a party; usually seen with Dan Norcross; future plans are to go on tour with Jim C. and the Grateful Dead. Steve is usually found in the bandroom. gym, and computer room; usually seen with Pat. Rich. Dawn. Christine, and the rest of the misfits of science. Coreen is usually found dancing; usually seen with Brian. Trade, and Carrie; future plans are college and to marry Brian. 99 Cheryl is usually found wherever Scott is; usually seen with Scott, Cheryl, Sally, Wendy, Katie, and Beth; future plans are to marry Scott, and live happily ever after. Lisa is usually found daydreaming; usually seen with Joe, Amy, Patti, and the Secret S’s; future plans are a successful career and marriage — in that order. Amanda is usually found hanging out with the Darien crew; usually seen with Tricia, Andrea. Becky, Chris, and Alton; future plans are getting out of Attica. Keila is usually found in the halls; usually seen with Sue, Mary, Denise, Becky, Bill, and Heather; future plans include college, a good job, traveling, and enjoying life. William Shields November 1, 1969 100 September 28, 1984 Amanda Zielinski To the Class of 1988: Dreams What are dreams? They are what life is made of. If you have never been told to, I will tell you now, everybody can dream. Dreaming is a very important part of life. It will take you wherever you want to go, and you will do whatever you want to do. If you are told that you can never do something, you must say that you can. All things are possible, so you must think positive. Keila Guimaraes You have all come so far in your lives. You can have dreams and fulfill them. There will be a better tomorrow. You are all young. You are all beautiful. Dream, and you will be able to help the children of today have dreams of their own. All of you are human. You all have great wisdom. For I have just begun my dreams, and one of my dreams is coming true right now, for I am dreaming for you. Sincerely, Bonnie Shields, Class of 1983 Mr. Robinson Officers: Treas.. P. Perl; Sec.. C. Hunter; Pres.. T. Feeney; V.P., C. Flynn. Mr. Favasuli Mrs. Conway Miss. Sadlon Mrs. McDonald lj 1 e t t i li a L ID 0 t L. U t 101 102 p-n.1,1 md r?rnrmsia fcinilUifc LlV Llilrlit AG Mechanics 2 Craig Hardie. Rob Sacher AG Mechanics 2 Joe Fugle Auto Mechanics 2 Kevin Becker. Kevin Barnes Graphic Communications 2 Micheal West Business Management Karen Pomona Welding Pete Chmura Conservation Brian West. Dick Woika. Mark Gertner Drafting Tech. Jack Crooks Business Management Julie Maples L. Kerwm. L. Ciancio, J. Ross, K. Smythe. M. Redfern 105 108 112 113 Shyest Todd Reynolds Michelle Hagelberger Nicest Legs Eric Campagna Ann Kirby Nicest Hair Rob Sacher Carrie Hunter Class Baby Tim Feeney Tonya Beitz Hardest Worker Patrick Perl Sue Beck Laziest Dave Compton Shelly Embt Most Unique Laugh Bill Baker Kris Smythe Prettiest Eyes Bill Baker Lisa Zehler Class Clown Jim Messe Andrea Emmert Most Cheerful Jim Cooley Andrea Emmert Most Dependable Patrick Perl Tammy Steves Most Easily Embarassed John Spink Chriss Flynn Most Unique Individual Jim Casey Coreen Youngers Most Accident Prone Mark Koscis Judy Schmidt Most Studious Alex Rodak Mary Rykert Most Talented Alex Rodak Coreen Youngers Most Polite Joe Fitch Jean DiPardo Most Conceited Eric Campagna Ann Kirby Most Athletic Shawn Shanahan Kim Weichman Most Outspoken Dave Compton Shelly Embt Most Argumentive Sean Bush Trade Berry 114 Most Changed in 4 years Bill Baker Becky Baker Most Unique Walk Kevin Weaver Kris Smythe Best Dressed Sean Bush LeAnn Dimick Most Likely To Succeed Patrick Perl Debby Schlick Biggest Threat to Pedestrians Mike West Sandy Shaw Biggest Worrier Pete Hoy Coreen Youngers Biggest Daydreamer Mark Calmes Andrea Agan Biggest Storyteller Larry DuBois Amy Lastowski Biggest Pest Gary Theal Kris Smythe Best Personality Joe Scott Michelle Westermier Biggest Bragger Shawn Shanahan Amy Lastowski Biggest School Skipper Bob Hyland Debbie Ellis Biggest Complainer Chris King Trade Berry Biggest Gossip John Spink Andrea Emmert Biigest Flirt Jim Cooley Amanda Zielinski Biggest Heartbreaker Jim Sosnowski Ann Kirby Teacher’s Pet Tim Feeney Carrie Hunter Best Looking Kevin Becker Chris Fleiss Best Physique Eric Campagna Debbie Ellis Most Lovesick John Walczak Maria Redfern Most Talkative Gary Theal Shelly Embt 115 SCHOOL NEW Volleyball Tournament Mr. Bush — NewjjStaff s Mrs. Fisher and N J.V. Basketball te Spike and Wick Irs. Tretter becom am undefeated mothers SPOR TS WO RLD NEW s Redskin; Twins ta Corneliu Buffalo Debi Thfl Brian Bo Eddie th win Super Bowl ;e World Series Bennett and Sha mas loses to Kata tano takes gold Eagle Edwards b e Conlan come to ina Witt eaks British recon Iran Contra Heari “88 Olympics Death of Fred As 1988 Primaries Palistinians riot i British soldiers bi p ry Llori onri lid gs aire Mid East ;at to death in Irel ind IfS Prince c Fatal At Dirty Da Predato MOVI Darkness action icing ES 3 Men Shoot t( Cindere nd A Baby Kill a 116 T.V. SHOWS AL Gra U Fan Sa Ni Di wing Pains Law fiily Ties urday Night Live it Court Dree Court group; I The Cure U2 INXS George Mich L.L. Cool J Pink Floyd iel Day Tan CELE d Letterman my Faye Baker BRITIES Michael Jacl Debbie Gibs Lou Rawls � on n Jad Olli Arn Har North ild Schwarhzeneg s and Franz ier _fashio NS Mini skirts Swatches Spandex Designer ha Skarves Tretorns Acid Wash ( Boxers Braces styles ;nim 117 We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support of $2 yearbook. Your help is much appreciated. PXsJkVIXWSUl ATTICA CLASS OF 1988 ATTICA SENIOR HIGH JON CINCEBOX, FUNDRAISER 151 COLBROOK DRIVE, ROCHESTER JEANS ’N THINGS 12 MARKET STREET, ATTICA ROUNDABOUT SOUND SYSTEMS ROCHESTER, NEW YORK VARDEN STUDIOS, INC. 484 DELAWARE AVENUE, BUFFALO ©Ola© BURLING REXALL DRUG 29-31 MAIN STREET, ATTICA JIM’S 2 MARKET STREET, ATTICA PEWTER PLACE RESTAURANT 151 PROSPECT STREET, ATTICA ATTICA TV ELECTRONICS 211 EAST MAIN STREET, ATTICA CENTURY 21 JANES 18 MARKET STREET, ATTICA EXCHANGE PIZZA AND SUBS 30 EXCHANGE STREET, ATTICA GILLS HAIR STUDIO TANNING SALON 11258 ROUTE 98, ATTICA HANS MOELLER 2 MAIN STREET, ATTICA SERVISTAR ATTICA HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. 23 MAIN STREET, ATTICA SUNBURST FLOWERS GIFTS 100 MARKET STREET, ATTICA VIDEO OUTLOOK 45 MAIN STREET, ATTICA WYOMING COUNTY BANK 26 MAIN STREET, ATTICA AUSTIN,HARDIE, WISE AGENCY, INC. 14 MARKET STREET, ATTICA DADD DADD, P.C. 11 EXCHANGE STREET, ATTICA GEORG-KING BOSS AGENCY, INC. 35 MAIN STREET, ATTICA H R BLOCK 34 MARKET STREET, ATTICA MARLEY FUNERAL HOME 135 MAIN STREET, ATTICA SHEAR DESIGNS 23 EXCHANGE STREET, ATTICA THE ROCK FITNESS CENTER 10 EXCHANGE STREET, ATTICA VILLAGE FABRIC AND CRAFT SHOPPE 8 MAIN STREET, ATTICA SCHOOL HOUSE RAP Yo! You know what’s cool? It's when you're through with school! And when it’s finally done — You know you'll have more fun! Well it’s finally 88” And for the seniors it's over! Though the rest have gotta wait They'll be sure to stay sober! Down Duger, down, down, down. Duger, Duger. Down Duger, down, down, down. Yeah, sure we'll miss each other, But it won't be no bother, 'Cause we re growin' up fast And we’ll have a real blast! Now we wanna keep in touch As we drift apart, Starting life anew, Only now we're smart! By lla DiPasquale 120 1 1 1 1 1