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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

We hold life in our hands . . . . . . like a book. THE BOOK OF LIFE in the darkness in the emptiness: a spark. Barely a pinpoint. It glows. It grows. It bobs. It throbs. And. scintillating, pulsating, life begins. BANG! Exploding into the darkness with the vigor of its birth, life spreads, branching out, seeking every corner, gathering speed, life unfolds like an opening book. Colorful, intriguing, funny, and magic is the book of life. 2 On the pages of memory wonderful stories are told. Storybook Memories are made and stored in its pages. People, proceedings, and places from the past pop up in the pages of life . . . special pages called memory. Sometimes spectacular events separate chapters; more often the transition is so gradual that one chapter melts into the next. 3 Dawn Thus it begins, the story of life. The setting is complete, the cast of characters is drawn up, the plot is ready to blossom. And now: the beginning . . . Iroquois Central School Elma, New York Presents: Iroquoian 1973 Volume 18 Based on the Story of Life 4 DIRECTED BY: John Holmes PRODUCED BY: Noreen Niesyto and Mandy Hughes SENIOR SEGMENT PRODUCER: Dawn Penfold UNDERCLASSMEN SEGMENT PRODUCER: Nancy Martin CHOREOGRAPHY: Andrea Kratz DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Greg Schuetz FILM EDITOR: Barb Skinner BUSINESS AGENT: Sieg Mahar PROPERTIES: Ray Marzolf DUBBING: Ellen Ryan SPLICING: Kyle Campbell TECHNICAL ADVISER: Robert Bowen STARRING: The Iroquois Administration The High School Faculty The Student Body IN A CAST OF HUNDREDS! Filmed in Glorious Color and Techniblack'nwhite A CLASS OF 1973 PRODUCTION Once Upon a Time . . . 5 Corning Attractions DAWN SPORTS STUDENT LtfE] MIDMORNING ACADEMICS UNDERCLASSME HIGH N SENIOR DUSK The Book of Life is a rulebook. We play by the book (sometimes). We drive grunt run puff fall get up Feel the pain but keep going Why? If you don't know, you’re probably not involved in 6 Table of Contents SOCCER Soccer. FRONT ROW: Brenda Keem, Manager, Dave Jones, Tom Cashmore, Mark Olszewski, John Hanlon. Kwang Woo Choi, Frank Mullerschon, Bob Riehle. SECOND ROW: Ron Morgan. Ron Peterson, Mike Clark, Gerry Wantuch, Chris Zak, Don White. BACK ROW: Coach Dennis, Jim Gallagher, Tyler Sanborn, Mark Schmaltz, Jim Turski, Jim Sernoffsky.Scott Holzschuh, Mark Schwartzmeyer, Craig Sanborn, Brian Hager. Abbott Koehler. J.V. Team Added, Varsity Improves “We had back all of our starting fullbacks . . . almost all of our star- ting line ... it adds up to just plain experience” . . . this, according to Coach Dennis, accounts for Booters’ improved season . . . 4th place in Division III . . . scored 14 goals, lost 15 . . . Craig Sanborn, John Hanlon high scorers ... 4 goals each . . . Mark Schwartzmeyer, Div. Ill All-Star Fullback . . . Holzschuh, Sernoffsky made 2nd team . . . Tri-Captains Mark Schwartzmeyer, Scott Holzscuh, Craig Sanborn . . . Bob Riehle guarded the home nets . . . “Crisp passes!” J.V. team added this year . . . compiled 2 wins, a tie in 9-game season . . . both wins 3-0 blowouts for Pioneer . . . Captains Mark Foersch, Joe Albrecht, Joe Norton . . . goalie Ken Pankiewicz . . . Gary Hawco, Dave Hopper, John Macey assisted ... Mr. Carlino coached: “We’re gonna have a winner next year. We’re gonna be tough.” f •• f§i 3cCER I Iroquois l t ponent 2 Grand Island 0 0 At Holland 1 1 Pioneer 1 ' 1 East Aurora 2 2 NorthTotlins t 1 At Grand Islands 2 0 Holland 2 2 Pioneer 0 3 At East Aurora 5 2 At North Colttps 1 Won 4 Tied 1 Lost 5 7 Cross-Country. FRONT ROW: Dale Hoertz, Mark Yuhnke. Doug Sernoffsky, Cliff Kois, Jim Benner, Greg Kielma, Mark Smith. SECOND ROW. Tom Coblentz, Dave Fohl, Paul Clark, Steve Whit- tall. Gary Almeter, George Benner. Steve Lewinski, Bill Clark. BACK ROW: Coach Sweet, Dave Larson. Kirk Simme. Norm Niesyto, Skip Yuhnke. Marv Luders. Don Zdrojewski. Harry Morse, Brian Knab, Mike Roof, Coach Gernold. 8 Sports PICTURES ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harriers embark on race against J.F.K. George Benner and Mike Roof conclude a grueling race. Doug Moreland strides to finish. Bill Clark and Skip Yunke express emotion after tough race. Coach Sweet discusses season at Homecom- ing assembly. 1972 CROSS COUNTRY Iroquois Opponent 17 Grand Island 36 31 At Lake Shore 27 26 At East Aurora 33 26 At West Seneca 29 26 J.F.K. 30 Won 4 Lost 1 CROSS COUNTRY Runners 4th with 8 Wins Iroquois harriers concluded a building year with 8 win-2 loss dual meet season . . . Varsity finished 6th overall at McQuaid, second at Orchard Park Invitational . . . disappointing 2nd place finish at E.C. I. C.s . . .con- cluded season with 4th place finish in AA sectionals. . . Freshman team ... 13 runners . . . second best in Western New York . . . Traditions are initiated and continued . . . Banquet this year at “Carriage House” . . . final handshake acknowledged . . . “past runners are alive and well . . . Paul Clark, top senior runner . . . freshman Doug Moreland reaches Varsity “top seven” . . . Coaches Sweet and Gernold optimistic about next season . . . “Attitude was a large factor” . . . “We are all one family” . . . 9 FOOTBALL Winning Spirit Prevails Despite 1-6-1 Season Varsity Football, 1972 . . . training started early . . . team spent a week at training camp “Good News” Opening game . . . Chiefs lead until Alden slips by their defense with a touchdown in the final minute, to take the game 34-26 . . . losses to Williamsville South, Grand Island follow . . . Chiefs come back to smash East Aurora 20-14 at homecoming ... tie with J.F.K., four more losses, finished season with I.C.S. fourth place in Division V . . . Tony Guido named All-Star Defensive Linebacker . . . Dan Johnson chosen All-Star Offensive Fullback . . . with 724 yards on 101 carries, Dan was leading ground gainer . . . Keith Wilkinson was top receiver . . . Head Coach Wainman: “We’d have had more recognition if we had been a winning team.” . . . Captains: Mark Shanahan, Karl Dembik, Tony Guido, Bill Pasco . . . overall. Chiefs averaged 5.1 yards per carry, “the best we’ve ever had” . . . Winning spirit, according to Coach Wainman, made Chiefs a “great team to coach. We could have won any one of ’em. They never quit, right down to the last game. Best attitude team I’ve ever coached.” Coach Petersen instructs Jim Bolis and Joel Berger. rs.- df Varsity Football. FRONT ROW: Jim Pasco. SECOND ROW: Coach Berger. BACK ROW: Coach Petersen, Jeff Witkop, Jim Wagner, Tad Wainman, Dan Johnson, Dennis Zak, Dick Harrison, Eric Johnson, Houston, Don Lewinski, Greg Birtsch, Chuck Snyder, Tony Guido, Bill Pasco, Carl Kriebahm, Bob Adamski, Dave Langendorfer, Joel Carl Dembik, Greg Goris, Rick Valentine, Coach Dechowitz. 10 Football Junior Varsity. FRONT ROW: Jack Wrzochul, Dan Kwapich, John Reichert. Mark Laufer. Mark Huber, Chris Stroze, Ben Neu, Jim Smith. Ken Landefeld. SECOND ROW: Jerry Gotro. Dennis Garvey, Brian Demme, George Emdcn, Paul Kemmerer, Richard Pawlik, Halsey VanLcw, Joe DcAngclis, Jim Wood, Kurt Schneider, Jim Wrobel, Jim Robinson. BACK ROW: Kevin Day. Jeff Millard. John Jesonowski. Paul Terranova. Ron Pfeil. John Martina. Roger Thar- nish. Bob Witkop, Brian Fullington. Brian Smith, Randy Reed. Kent Berger. Joe Mulcahy, Stephen Tiburzi, Randy Dittmann. Rich Wilckens, Coach Stohrer. 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL Iroquois Opponent 26 At Alden 34 10 At Wmsville S. 30 0 Grand Island 35 20 East Aurora 14 0 At Clcve Hill 7 0 At Depcw 23 16 J.F.K. 16 0 Southwestern 20 Won 1 Lost 6 Tied 1 ♦non-league game Chris Stroze runs into heavy traffic against Depew. FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL J.V. B-ball Takes Div. Ill Crown Freshman Football . . . Coaches Cagwin, Snyder, captains Long, Mazerbo, Guido led team to 6 win-2 loss record . . . 2nd to Wmsville North in Division III . . . Cagwin: “We had a really strong defensive team . . . gave up only 24 or 25 points in 6 games.” J.V. Football. . . tied with Depew for league cham- pionship ... 4 wins, 2 ties, 2 losses . . . Mark Huber led offense with 6.1 yards per carry . . . high scorer, Rich Wilckens: 24 points . . . offense averaged 140 yards per game . . . Paul Terranova led defense with 12 tackles, 40 assists. . . Coach Funke looks for another league cham- pionship next year . . . “Mini-Apaches finished 6-8 .. . MVP Gary Seiler hi scorer (105) foul shooter (29) . . . Mike Bogucki hounded the backboards for 118 rebounds, 23 taps . . . Doug Smith led in steals with 32 . . . best game was 51- 37 victory over Cheektowaga, Coach Funke said. J.V. Basketball . . . only a single loss in 10 league games . . . Division III champions . . . high scorer Ran- dy Dittman averaged 16 points per game ... set a new record of 301 points in a season . . . coached by Mr. Knowles . . . J.V. Basketball. FRONT ROW: John Regdos, Coach Knowles. BACK ROW: Pete Hagmire, Dan Long. Randy Dittman, Doug Meyer, Joe Mulcahy, Jim Turski, Joe Albrecht, Steve Karnie, Tom McCabe. Steve Lewinski. George Emden. RIGHT. Tim Berger concentrates on the basket during a foul shot. 12 Sports T' Freshman Football. FRONT ROW: Mark Zaranski, Mark Malay, Tim Rcuther, Warren Spccht, Mike Osinski, Gerry Slade, Greg Petrell, Tom Vorie, John Lang, Mike Hamm, Mike Kieber. SECOND ROW: John Hochadel, Dave Urban, Mike Piasci, Peter Birtsch, Karl Burcsch. Bob Frieh, Dan Long, Bob Mazerbo, Sal Guido, John Cunningham, Jeff Smith, Bow Zehler, Ric O’Mara, Tim Berger, Mike Hcnnigan. THIRD ROW: Guy Bondi. Tom Garner. Mike Luci, Scott Pytlak, Tim Greg, Randy Wcatherbee, Jeff Miller, Mike Goris, Mike Bogucki, Jim Wryk, Gary Seiler, Tim Weber, Scott Schiltz, Coach Cagwin. BACK ROW: John Hochadel. Drew Perejda. DaveOtt, Wayne Jednat, Coach Snyder. ABSENT: Bill Covington. Freshman Basketball. FRONT ROW: Gary Seiler, Doug Smith. Jeff Miller, Steve Day. Mike Goris. SECOND ROW: Tim Berger, Doug Moreland, Scott Schiltz, Jeff Campbell, Tom Mazurkiewicz. BACK ROW: Mike Kieber, Ed Hibbard, Mike Bogucki. Jeff Ceier, Bob Frieh, Coach Funke. 13 LEFT. Mike Kieber gets a little help in tackling an opponent. BASKETBALL ‘Apaches’ Now, 4-14 Varsity Basketball team finished season with 4-14 overall record . . . high games: Jim Wilckens’ 22 point effort which established a non-league upset victory over Alden . . . Ken Little’s season-high 28-point perfor- mance against Clarence . . . Jim Murray’s 24 pt. scoring exhibition against Pioneer . . . team changes nickname from Chiefs to Apaches . . . individual game captains throughout the season . . . AA sec- tional loss to Olean 70-59 . . . Coach Rider on season: “Team needed more feeling and spirit for the game . . . front line as good as any team in the league . . . first four games displayed 3rd and 4th quarter hustling comebacks . . . played a tough non-league schedule . . . strong rebounding, never gave up” . . . McGurk ... the flag . . . Varsity Basketball. FRONT ROW: Rich Wilckens, Bill Boiler, Brian Strauss, Jim Harrison, Joel Berger, Ken Little, Ray Pietr- Murray, Mark Schmalz, John Koszuta. zak. BACK ROW: Don Lewinski, Jim Apaches rally round before going into action. 1972-73 BASKETBALL Iroquois Opponent 48 Springvillc 53 61 Pioneer 68 69 At Springville 73 76 At Pioneer 83 77 Clarence 85 69 At Clarence 100 51 JFK. 85 71 Cleveland Hill 91 62 At East Aurora 52 65 Alden 61 56 At Grand Island 41 57 At Cheektowaga 64 47 At J.F.K. 78 59 At Cleveland Hill 81 52 At East Aurora 51 53 At Alden 57 53 Grand Island 57 61 Cheektowaga Won 4 Lost 14 69 14 Sports Ken Little jumps for the Apaches. 15 A swish for Iroquois displays new glass backboards. Wrestling End ‘Like Champs’ 1972-73 Grapplers finished the season with a 13-2 effort . . . 2nd place finish in EC1C Division III . . . biggest victory of the season — crushing East Aurora 50-7 . . . let- down loss to Lakeshore ... 5th place finish at Salamanca Tourna- ment. Rick Rothfuss Tournament Champion, AA Sectional Champion . . . 5th place in Niagara Wheatfield Tournament ... 5th place in Sec- tionals . . . Team Captains: Scott Reuther, Frank Mullerschon, Bill Huff, Eric Johnson . . . Coaches Steislinger, Dechowitz, Radder, Cagwin . . . I.C.S. Wrestling: “frustrating start, strong finish” . . . BAGUBA . . . “Make your mother proud” . . . “You've got to want it” . . . Foul Frank, Gumby, Rufuss, Ox, Stud Bros . . . Stanley, Ugly Bruno, The Scribe. Buddha . . . RIGHT: Mark Olzewski blocks the switch to remain in control during his match. BELOW: Paul Kemmerer applies a double-leg takedown to his opponent. Wrestling. FRONT ROW: Mark Rieman, James Hohcnsec, Melyn Brown, Dan Gates. Carl Burech, Dale Green, Gerald Slade, Ronald Pfeil, Dave Urban. SECOND ROW: Mark Malay, Scott Adams. James Urban, Thomas Coblentz, Mark McGlynn, Larry Zilliox, Mark Goersch, Doug Sernoffsky, Brian Fullington, Chris Putney. BACK ROW: Steve Tiburzi, Ray Marzolf, Mark Taber. Bryan Smith. 16 Wrestling. FRONT ROW: Kim Foucha, Bob Zehler. Rick Rothfuss. Tim Reuther, John Kalinowski, Paul Kemmerer, Terry Ellison, Scott Reuther, Mark Olzewski. SECOND ROW: Frank Mullerschon, Bruce Johnson, Mike Clark, Richard Hilton, Tom Wheeler. Cole Hatley. Bill Huff. Chris Sack. Halsey Van Lew, John Reichert. Brian Knab. BACK ROW: Coach Stcislingcr, Coach Cagwin, Eric Johnson, Jerry Gotro, Roger Tharnish, Tad Huston, Mike Zehler. Jeff Witkop, Joe Malay, Coach Raddcr. SWIMMING Attitude, Individual Betterment Typify Choppers’ 10-4 Season Swamp boiled this season as ICS Choppers took 3rd place in Division III . . . 10 wins, 4 losses . . . Scott Holzschuh tied school record for 50 yd. free style . . . AA sectionals: Holzschuh 3rd in 50 yd. free . . . 400 yd. free style relay team (Holzschuh, Jeff Weber, Larry Hall, Dick Wilckens) 4th place . . . coaches Crawford, Streit . . . captains Holzschuh, Gallagher . . . managers Sue Leitzinger, Sue Steinhilber, Mari Lochhaas, Craig Leit- zinger, Tim Shevlin . . . team lost strong fly-stroker as Jim Karnath left in mid-season for South Africa . . . Berger's injury prevented him from diving in competition . . . team, said Coach Streit, “did not do as well as far as league standing compared to last year, but as to in- dividual performance, improvement, and team attitude, this season was outstanding” . . . swimmers modeled themselves after Dan Mitt . . . serenaded coaches on bus (“Hi-Ho Kafoosalum!”) Wild Man's Superflex . . . Jef- fy’s mixtures . . . “arrgh!” . . . poncnt Swimming. FRONT ROW: John Clark, Don Rogacki, Jim Norton, Ted Karnath. Dale Hoertz, Bob Bainbridge. SECOND ROW: Bob King. Mark Palys, Coach Craw- ford, Jim Gallagher, Scott Holzschuh, Larry Hall, 18 Sports Coach Streit. BACK ROW: Steve Allen, Gary Obrien, Rob Reisch, Abbott Koehler, Jeff Weber. Dick Wilckens, Jim Reisch, Tom Reynolds, Peter Coates. LEFT: Scott Holzschuh carries the Chopper onto the diving board. TOP RIGHT: Bob King arches in a dive. ABOVE: Jim Gallagher “brings it home”. 19 All-Star Guard Linda Tiburzi goes for 2 against Hamburg. Linda was high scorer for the game with 12 points. 9 m “Yellow Submarine” takes to water with Arlene, Helen and Brenda. Synchronized Swimming. FRONT ROW: Nancy Martin. SECOND ROW: Arlene Szulewski, Darlene Stahl, Colleen Sommcrsdorf. THIRD ROW: Missy Stack, Nancy Rademacher, Karen Wielgosz, Helen Geil, Sue Steinhilber. BACK ROW: Holly Hopkins, Marge Souder, Brenda Souder, Chris Wcise, Sue Heck. Coach Boggan. Absent: Linda Stahl. 20 Sports Basketball. FRONT ROW: Linda Tiburzi, Laura Hollowood, Claire Block. SECOND ROW: Karen Rusinski. Sharon Sokolowski, Laurie Lazarus, Laurie Feneziani, Rose Ann Smith, Lisa Schweickert, Earlene Siebold. BACK ROW: Pal Corning, Joyce Mulcahy, Peggy Szczukowski, Nell Mohn. Sue Gerhardt, Pam Rusinski, Coach Millar. GIRL'S BASKETBALL, SWIMMING BB Gals Take Div II, League Record Pure Girls’ Basketball ... 8-3 record . . . met goal set at start of season: Division II championship . . . only defeats to Wmsvilie North in non- league competition, playoffs . . . Coach Millar instilled pride, deter- mination, toughness into team . . . team loses captains Claire Block, Laura Hollowood, Linda Tiburzi thru graduation . . . Tiburzi, Hollowood netted hi games with 23, 19 . . . they and Ro Smith Div. II All-Stars . . . J.V. team boosts Varsity . . .4-1 record . . . Pam Rusinski, 20 pts. in one game . . . captains Pam Rusinski, Joyce Mulcahy . . . both teams converged toward end of season . . . Synchronized Swimming ... 15 girls. . . five varsity swimmers join- ed troupe for water show, November 11,12 ... theme: Colors of the Rainbow . . . Miss Boggan coached Swimmers “accidentally throw Coach Boggan into the pool, after Watershow '72”. Linda Stahl executes a perfect lift with the aid of an invisible Jeff Berger. Field Hockey. FRONT ROW: S. Lcitzinger, M. Lochhaas. L. Kleeman. K. Duma. P. Corning. B Baker. L. Rehoy. P Wolfe. SECOND ROW: N. Coggeshell. S. Hensen. A. Szczukowski, G. Bodckor. E. Siebold. D. Schrucfer, K. Weinschreidcr. G. Leney. THIRD ROW: R. Wilckens. Mgr; S. Spaltabak. V. Hacker. J. Hohensee. L. Wcstinghouse. P. Jerge, K. Schosek. D. Blanchard. N. Duma. BACK ROW: Miss Millar. K. Puleo, K. Harden. J. Cryan, G. Frederickson. S. Stcffan, T. Bradley. P. Todoro. D. Stevens. S. Hawley. Volleyball. FRONT ROW: Dan Harris, Steve Allen. Tom Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Tom McCabe. Tim Sobczak. Jim Millard. Henry Lesinski. David Holzschuh. BACK ROW: Coach Rider. Jim Murray. Bill Boiler. Rick Perejda. Jim Wilckens, John Koszuta, Jeff Weber. Jay Wight- man. 22 Sports VOLLEYBALL, FIELD HOCKEY Newest Varsity Sport Wins 3, ‘Beautiful Jocks’ Cop One Spikers ended their first season as a Varsity sport at Iroquois with a 3-9 win-loss record . . . dropped their first five games, gained enough experience to win their sixth against Pioneer . . . super spiking by high scorer Jim Murray . . . bombastic blocking by Jeff Weber. . . Coach Rider: “Our most outstanding game was when the boys were losing 14-3 and came back to win 16-14 . . . team lost chance for Sectional playoffs to Williamsville End of a tough season finds Hockey Jocks with a lone victory against Pioneer . . . tied 2, lost 3 . . . lost a rough one in the snow against Amherst, though the jocks, according to Coach Millar, “put up a good fight and the team looked pretty good.” Co-captains Sue Hen- son and Gail Leney . . . Jocks' diet: Crunchy Grenola and “raw meat and thumbtacks” . . . “We're a bunch of beautiful jocks!” Kristy Weinschreider strives to obtain possession of the ball. Bill Boiler returns the ball to Alden opponent. — imiilwitii CHEERLEADERS, PEP CLUB Rahs ‘Lead Crowd’ In School Spirit “They are not at a game for show or to entertain. A cheerleader is to lead the crowd with appropriate cheers for the game and situation” — Miss Boggan, Varsity I coach . . . squad led by Captain Cindy Ulrich . . . cheers for football, basketball teams . . . Varsity II . . . cheers wrestling, soccer . . . pep club ac- quired busses to these sports for the first time this year . . . Laurie Willson, Captain . . . Miss Faruzel coached . . . J.V. . . . Mrs. Ernst, Mrs. Haveron coached . . . captain Sharann Schulz . . . Miss Millar coached Frosh . . . Jeanne Filipiak, captain . . . Rahs sold candy, bought new uniforms . . . Pep Club . . . sold refreshments at Games . . . sponsored red white days . . . planned pep assemblies . . . sold football jersies . . . bought pep club jackets . . . Varsity I Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: Cindy Ulrich, Lynn Clark. Kathy Duma, Donna Mazurkicwicz. BACK ROW: Gwen Wilkinson, JoAnn Gauthier, Cheryl Simons, Heidi Drasgow. 24 Sports Varsity II Cheerleaders. Colleen Crane. Cheryl Jerge, Sharon Kwiatkowski, Laurie Warner. Cheryl Bates. Phyliss Schulz. Laurie Willson, Karen Johnson. ABOVE: Varsity I Cheerleaders look on anxiously during a basketball game. LEFT. ABOVE: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: Candy Hcrold, Debby Podraza. Mary Snyder. Chris Droscndahl. SECOND ROW: Sharann Schulz, Karen Jczewski. Bonnie Cole, Brenda Argauer. LEFT. BELOW: Freshmen Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: Nell Mohn, Pam Bennett. Mary Barrick. SECOND ROW: Joyce Mulcahy, Carol Roof. Peggy Szczukowski. Lynn Bilski. Jeanne Filipiak, Becky Herold. 25 1972 VARSITY BASEBALL Iroquois Opponent 11 East Aurora 3 0 At Cleveland Hill 5 2 At Alden 5 6 Cheektowaga 1 1 At Pioneer 2 4 Cleveland Hill 3 10 Grand Island 5 2 At East Aurora 1 4 Alden 9 5 J.F.K 10 4 At Grand Island 3 3 At Cheektowaga 1 5 Pioneer 4 0 At J.F.K 12 AA Playoff 3 Olean (At Gowanda) 7 TOP: All-star Dan Harris scurries for home. ABOVE: Varsity Baseball. FRONT ROW: Jim Pasco, mgr.; Karl Dembik. Don Young, Dave Giannelli, Jim Murray, Bob Stevens. John Wilckens. BACK ROW: Peter Gregoire, Keith Wilkinson. Tom Emdcn, Charlie Hanlon. Craig Bitter- man, Dave Langendorfcr. Dan Harris, Mike Snyder, Ken Palmer. Bill Willson, Coach Stohrer. RIGHT: Jim Murray tenses for the catch. CENTER. An Iroquois batter swings at an inside pitch. OPPOSITE PAGE. John Wilckens hurls the sphere at Cheektowaga. 26 Sports BASEBALL ‘Second Place Isn’t Bad . . . If You Like Second Place’ Iroquois Baseball, 1973 . . . team drove out 8 wins ... 4 slip by . . . climbs to second place in Division III, losing to J.F.K. with questionable umpiring. Dan Harris chosen Division III All-Star short-stop Langendorfer, Wilckens (MVP), Bitterman, Schneider make second All-Star team . . . high batter Dave Langendorfer cracks out .429 average . . . Coach Stohrer expected “hustling, running, hard- hitting, aggressive, intelligent championship team tor 1973 . . . “Club worked pretty hard all year, except for let-down losses to J.F.K. for championship and sectional loss to Olean . . . Rain makes for swampy season . . . boulders on the infield . . . Gregoire's fantastic catch: I got it!” 27 GOLF, BOWLING, RIFLE Marksmen Stage a Comeback With All-Underclassmen Team Loss of 4 starters from last year, 4 straight days without practice, and placement in a tough league hampered this year’s golf team . . . unable to scrape up a win in 9-game season . . . Doug Meyer clubbed low game: 54 strokes in 12 holes (6 under par). . . coached by Mr. Knowles: “Our best match was an 11-7 defeat against Williamsville South, who later went to win the league championship” . . . Kegelers added a win to last year’s record: 15 and 9 . . . 2nd in Division III to Gowanda . . . Rick Yacobush rolled high game (also league hi): 226, and high average, 168.1 . . . Brian Luders bowled high set at league roll- offs, 382 for two games . . . season was “ex- cellent, because it was supposed to be a rebuilding year, and it turned out to be my best season as a coach,” said Coach Emens . . . Rifle team revived this year by Coach Cronk . . . Gunmen, all underclassmen, finished winless, but vowed to return strong . . . “Freshmen and Sophomores will make up the whole team. We’ll be darn good next year” . . . Top Shots: Candee Block, Dave Zasowski, Ron Ferguson, Glenn Fischer, Linda Olsen . . . Rifle. FRONT ROW: Ben Neu, Ron Ferguson, Joel Papke, Glenn Fischer, Linda Olsen. Dave Zasowski, Rich Andol. BACK ROW: Mike Sonnelitter, Coach Cronk, Tom Spaltabak, Candee Block. Bill Schneider, Joe Ryan. Bowling. FRONT ROW: Brian Luders, Scott Young. Rick Yacobush, Dave Pietrzak, Jim Millard. SECOND ROW: Charlie Sauers, Steve Whit- tall, John Hanlon, Arnold Schuetz. THIRD ROW: Mike Gilbert, Bob Zawistowski, Ron Mathews. Ron Olson. FOURTH ROW: Todd Kabel, Andy Chudzinski, John Lang. Henry Lesinski. FIFTH ROW: Tom Hint! Jim Wood. Bob LeRoy, Steve Dolber. SIXTH ROW: Marvin Luders, Marty Metzger, Mark Myszka. Jim Nie. BACK ROW: Terry Kelver, Cur- tis King, Coach Emens. ABSENT: Pat Blizniak. Brian Luders tries for a strike. 28 Sports Golf. FRONT ROW: Mike Sonnelitter, Lee Clapp, Brian Luders, Jeff Campbell, Todd Kabel. BACK ROW: John Antos, Rick Yacobush, Tim Topor, Doug Meyer. LEFT: Rick Yacobush attempts to sink a putt. ABOVE: Ron Ferguson. Rifle co-captain, takes careful aim. 29 TRACK Runners Unbeaten, Still Div III Champs Iroquois Trackies copped Division III Championship (again) in 4th straight season as Division champs; trackies compiled 9 wins, continued winning streak to 32 wins, longest in ECIC’s. Craig Caudill set school record in long jump: 20’8” . . . Craig’s earlier 21'5” leape was disqualified for poor approach . . . Greg Birtsch enjoyed undefeated season with the discus . . . outstanding meets: against JFK in the rain . . . Jeff Berger won 100, 220, despite injury . . . final meet broke Grand Island’s winning streak, 90-46 . . . captains Scott Meyer, Jeff Springer, Henry Szymula . . . coaches Wainman, Sweet, Gernold, Funke. Track. FRONT ROW: Jim Cole. Kwang Min Choi. Ray Pielrzak, Bill Martin. Paul Clark, Scott Meyer, Ron Morgan, John Abt. SECOND ROW: Gary Bolis, Rick Petrell, Fred Piasecki, Bob Somerville, Doug Miller, Jeff Bender, Joel Berger. Vince Dugan, Eric Johnson, Steve Karnath, Craig Caudill, Coach Gernold, Russ Almcter. Ken Schmalz, Henry Szymula. Marc Smith, Greg Birtsch. Tony Guido, Frank Wood, John Thessen, Mark Kindt, Bill Adams. Coach Wainman. Track. FRONT ROW: Bob Adamski, Mark Olszewski, Dale Hocrtz, Ron Pfeil, Charlie Dickinson, Steve Lewinski, Pete Bever- ly, Kim Gillogly. SECOND ROW: Skip Yuhnke, Ken Gilbert. Bryan Smith, Mike Roof. John Dudek, Bruce Pfeil, Bill Clark. Rich Harrison, Jeff Berger, Dan Lewis. BACK ROW: Coach Sweet, Scott Young, Randy Dittmann, Harry Morse, Jeff Weber, Mark Schmalz, Norm Niesyto. George Benner, Craig Dustin. Steve Whit- tall, Coach Funke. 31 STUDENT LIFE Sun climbs higher, higher aging the day as it crosses the sky . . . smiles down on myriad maelstroms of motion; lifeless leaves, litter mimic life with motion borrowed from the breeze. Trees grass flowers have life but they, too, are still without wind. “Life Is Mine motion is mine nothing borrowed I owe nothing. Poor fool, man. Because Life is not adamant in collecting its payment man claims no debt. It is a gift that is not free. OPERETTA Dance Comes to ICS Stage In ‘Rainmaker' Musical 110 Degrees in the Shade . . . first ICS musical to incorporate dance . . . Mr. Durham, director; Mr. Eaton, music director and producer; Miss Kathleen O'Brien, choreographer; Reed Rankin, stage manager; Beth Bundy, general chairman; Kathy Lewinski, student choreographer . . . Leads; Ann Carey (Lizzie), Chris Sanborn (Starbuck), Rob Stoddard (File), Bob Zawistowski (H. C.), Paul Hawver (Noah), Al Bradley (Jimmy), Janet Hamms (Snookie), Dave Jones (Toby) Six weeks of rehearsal . . . hard work . . . offstage card games . . . cries of “Pro-File!” . . . “Careful of the watertower!” . . . “Quiet backstage! . . . Gonna Be Another Hot Day ... Let the Rain Come . . “Everything Beautiful” happens opening night . . . Bradley Hamms bring back the Charleston . . .Carey wows ’em with “Raunchy” . . . the rain does come (thunderous applause) . . . Second Night . . . Starbuck's intravenous pants split . . . rain again . . . tears, this time . . . it’s all over . . . “1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . GONNA RAIN . . . Ann Carey pleads, Love Don't Turn Away. i 34 Organizations Towns people sweat through Another Hot Day OPPOSITE PAGE: Al Bradley imitates Lillic-Ann Beasely, the town flirt. TOP SIOO down. ’ says Starhuck. and you’ll have rain. ABOVE: Chris Sanborn pictures the deluge he will bring. 35 What Is a School? Reinforced steel beams, (hidden by concrete, sprinkled with red brick) sadistically large windows cruelly portraying the outside world. Campus, football field, flagpole? No. What a School Is A school can be much less and must be much more. A child discovering Life, people sharing and exchanging ideas, communicating. Anywhere. Perhaps the Bard should have said, All the world’s a school, and all the men and women merely students.” W.l.C.S. FRONT ROW: Bob Zawistowski. Lisa Schweickert. Lynn Miller. Dawn Pcnfold. Jane Blackwood. Dave Pietr ak. John Holmes. BACK ROW': Linda Olsen. Sharon Sokolowski. Kathy Weise. Janell Schweicker. Linda Moreland. Business Club. FRONT ROW: Diana Baumgartner. V.P.; Loralee Offhaus. Pres.; Darie Moody. Sec.; Joscttc Cryan. Treas. SECOND ROW: Brenda Argaucr. Dianna Dougherty. Kathy Siebert. Mrs. Ward, adviser; Sue Battaglia. Camille Kirszenstein, Lynn Murray. BACK ROW: Sue Strcsing. Diany Smith. Kathy Rumley. Darlene Gaynor, Sandy Olsen. Susan Czarnik. Kathy McCubbin, Cindy Huston. 38 Organizations AFS, BUSINESS CLUB. WICS Future Ambassadors, Broadcasters, Secretaries A.F.S. . . Greg Schuetz to Sweden, Jean Weis to Switzerland . . . Anna Kverneland from Norway this year. Fund raising: Tricycle Derby, annual Pizza sale . . . ski trip . . . Christmas party . . .Mike Bradley, pres . . . W.I.C.S. “Good Morning . . . news, sports . . . music, comedy . . . air time granted to candidates during mock election . . . Janell Schweicert. station manager . . . Mr. Durham, adviser . . . Business Club . . . Valentine’s day tea party . . . successful candy sale . . . party for parents . . . corsages for secretaries . . . Christmas kit sale . . . Loralee Offhaus, pres.; Mrs. Ward, adviser . . . LEFT: Mike Bradley coordinates Homecoming nominations. FAR LEFT: Dave (“Mumbles ) Pietrzak prepares to sign on for WICS. A.F.S. FRONT ROW: Anna Kverneland. Dawn Penfold. George Weires. Mary Ann Keller, Debbie Jaecklc. SECOND ROW: Abbott Koehler, Neil Garvey. Janell Schwcickerl. Donna Faleski. Mike Bradley. Karen Wielgosz, Jean Weis. Mary Kester, Carolyn Gefaller, Rosemary Bapst. THIRD ROW: Jeff Berger. Shirley Goris, Andy Wcstinghousc. Kathy Weise, Linda Olsen, Jeff Schuetz, Calvin Shierer, Debbie Osika. Debbie Block. Jim Karnath. BACK ROW: Rene Long. Julie Lux, Jane Coddington, Jim Snyder. Greg Schuetz. Tracy Bondi, Debbie Kolb, Shirley Krcntz. John Kalinowski. Debbie Specht. 39 Midmorning shade shortens, shadows shrink. Wind that blows pseudo-life into inanimate paraphernalia blows life's spark into flame turns pages on the book of life. Stories begin stories continue . . . top of the world spectacular goodtime they-lived-happily-ever-after stories . . . Bottom of the Rut rainy day Monday shoulda stayed in bed alone-in-the-dark stories . . . . . . the book of life goes on. PARKING j LTV v. r HOMECOMING Only the Beginning Homecoming, 1972. Nifty Fifties pep assembly: hilarious dance marathon . . . shouting contest; volleyball versus foot- ball team . . . “You need a shot of'I got it!’” . . . Jim Murray, king of homecoming . . . Finale: Mr. Schnepper announces attendants . . . “Homecoming Queen . . . Karen Wielgosz” . . . attended by Pam Clark and Debbie Specht . . . Game: Chiefs burn Devils, 24-20 . . . Half time; 1st place to Class of'73 float, “Cherish Yesterday, Live To- day, Dream Tomorrow” . . . 2nd place (by a mere one- half point margin) to Class of'76: “Sea of Dreams . . . Dance: “Only the Beginning” . . . music by “The Beginnings” . . . court yard . . . cool breeze . . . music . . . Homecoming, 1972. 42 Homecoming Homecoming Court. FRONT ROW: Karen W'ielgosz. queen; Barb Lux. Pam Clark, Debbie Spccht. Gretchen Fierle. Barb Bla ak. Darie Moody. BACK ROW: Kathy Schosck, Lois Block. FAR LEFT: Touchdown for Iroquois. LEFT: Mr. Stcislinger and partner swing at pep assembly. DIRECTLY BELOW: Gauthier tries to paint Langendorfer. Images of Questions Voices cry out in the void questions, O so many questions some we pair up with answers but some are always left over to stay with us and reintroduce themselves again again again. ife • Endgame When the time for asking comes to an end and questions yet remain we sigh and ask another. Why? STUDENT COUNCIL, MODEL UN Pop and Ceremony Student Council . . . smoking issue . . . I.D. cards debated . . . Council organizes Homecoming festivities . . . runs pop machine . . . holds mock presidential election . . . monitors Activity Center . . . Rick Valetine, Pres.: “allowing non- representatives to participate, we're getting a better cross-section of stu- dent opinion . . . Rick Yacobush, V.P.: Tim Berger, Treas.; Corinne LaPatra, Sec.: Mr. Greiner, adviser: “what we're looking for is student in- volvement . . . Model United Nations . . . debating current issues . . . planned faculty basketball game to finance trip to Harvard competition . . . Mr. Sabo, adviser . . . Student Council Executive Board. FRONT ROW: Bruce Argauer. Chuck Spccht. Jeff Berger. BACK ROW: Corinne LaPatra, Rick Yacobush. Mr. Greiner. Rick Valentine. Tim Berger. 46 Organizations - - Model U.N. FRONT ROW: Doug Fraser, Sharon Sokolowski, Jean Weis, Bob Adamski, Mr. Sabo, adviser; Steve Lewinski. BACK ROW: Jim Hickel, Bill Boiler, Dan Harris. Rick Valentine. Chuck Specht, William Clark. CAPTIONS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Harris argues against smoking. Debbie Blair and Chris Todora listen to both sides of an issue. Wayne Haker defends smokers. Joel Berger awaits the outcome of an S-C deci- sion. Rick Valentine, Council President, presides over a meeting. Organizations 47 F.F.A. FRONT ROW: Marvin Luders. David Hopper. John Reichert, Tad Huston, Gary Cunningham, Sue Morath. Mr. Luders, ad- viser. SECOND ROW: Gary Hawco, Tom Coblentz, Tim Pierce, Rick Rolhfuss, Bob Zehler, Nadia Kordrupel, Meredith Hudson, Michael Suhr. BACK ROW: Tom Renaud. Robert Witkop, Terry Weber. Jim Lis, Ed Hibbard. FFA 1st in Meet Contest Iroquois FFA . . . participated in 45th National FFA Convention . . . attended American Royal Livestock show, Kansas City . . . Royal Winter Fair, Toronto . . . placed 1st in subdistrict chapter meeting con- test ... 3rd in chapter forum con- test . . . Joe Green, Merlyn Hudson receiv- ed Empire degree . . . two ICS members on NYS judging team, George Donnelly, Gary Cunningham . . . won bronze plaque in national competition, placed 2nd in eastern US . . . Tom Coblentz took 2nd place at county level in speaking con- test . . . fund raising: sold calendar ads, citrus fruit. . . raised 4 acres of field corn ... Tad Huston, Pres. . . . Mr. Luders, advisor. ABOVE: Tom Coblentz. ICS speaking champ, adds to class discussion. AT LEFT: Mr. Luders conducts a chapter meeting. 49 Actors pay attention as Mr. Durham goes thru the blocking on a scene. ABOVE: Ron Urgo as Raymond antagonizes his irate neighbor. AT RIGHT: Newton Fuller (Rick Martin) rages at his obnoxious nephew. SPEECH AND DRAMA Top Broadway Hit Draws Large Crowd Drama Club . . . one big family of Thespians . . . Jane Coddington, Pres.; Janell Schweickert, V.P.; Mike Bradley, Treas.; Deb Specht, Sec. . . Fall Play . . . Kaufman and Hart’s “George Washington Slept Here ... Mr. Durham directed . . . Stage Manager, Linda Moreland . . . Cast: Ric Martin (Newton Fuller), Dana Fleischhauer (Anabelle Fuller), Bob Zawistowski (Uncle Stanley), Arnold Schuetz (Mr. Kimber), Jane Coddington (Madge), Mike Bradley (Steve), Majorie Schafer (Katie), Ron Urgo (Raymond), Dawn Penfold (Hester), Neil Garvey (Mr. Prescott), Rene Long (Mrs. Douglas), Janell Schweickert (Miss Wilcox), Jim Snyder (Tommy), Cal Schirrer (Legget), Cher Sekuterski (Sue). . . Six weeks of hard work . . . snow storms . . . opening night. . . tense moment as thunder failed to roll. . . close to 700 attended . . . Arnold Schuetz portrays the Fullers’ shrewd caretaker, Mr. Kimber. Speech and Drama. FRONT ROW: D. Penfold, M. Hughes. T. Bondi. D. Specht, Sec.; M. Bradley. Treas.; J. Schweickert. V. P.; J. Cod- dington, Pres.; D. Jaeckle. B. Zawistowski. D. Lewis. SECOND ROW'. S. Hutchinson, M. Schafer, C. Hoelscher, S. Hoover, D. Kolb, A. Keicher. V. Papke, T. Ryan, D. Weber, R. Bapst, D. Faleski. THIRD ROW: E. Regdos. M. Thies. D. Smith, S. Krentz. D. Janora, J. Snyder, A. Schuetz. G. Miller. M. Osinski, R. Long, D. Fleischauer. FOURTH ROW: E. Valentine, J. Holmes, C. Rudich. L. Moreland, C. Gefallcr, C. Schierer, J. Cofla. A. Coddington, C Block, C. Hoover, S. Sommersdorf. FIFTH ROW: L. Donnelly, R. Martin, R. Tanke. BACK ROW: N. Garvey, N, Niesyto. 51 ORCHESTRA ICS Musicians Play With UB Ensemble Orchestra . . . Rehearsals Mon- days and Wednesdays . . . More youth concerts were given this year . . . string and wind clinics planned . . . U.B. jazz ensemble performs at the annual pops concert . . . more concerts to perform at. . . enjoyable Christmas Concert. . . Marc Jones, president; Margaret Smith, secretary-treasurer; Kim Specht, historian; Dave Jones, Mark Schneider, managers . . . young group, only six seniors participated . . . selections included “Exodus”, “Jesus Christ Superstar”, “March of the Toys” . . . Mr. Zona, director: “The Iroquois orchestra program has increased greatly ... We are gaining acceptance.” Greg Karalus waits for his cue. Dave Jones and Jeff Osika 1 pluck their strings in pizzicato technique. Pete Beverly and Skip Yuhnke master a difficult piece. 52 Student Life Orchestra. FIRST ROW: Valerie Papke, Carolyn Gefaller, Leslie Ping, John Clark, Laurie Scott, Colleen Colgrove, Chris Weise, Lynn Burckhalter, Sharon Britz, Brenda Souder, Cindy Holzschuh, Sharon Sokolowski. Debbie Osika, Kathy Weise. SECOND ROW: Robin Tanke, Kirk Simme, Sydney Putnam, Jeff Osika, Margaret Smith, Kim Specht, Mary Lou Barry, Rene Agthe. Sue Schneider, Norm Niesyto, Colleen Scott, Ann Ciesia, Susan Bartelt, Marc Jones. Dave Jones, Mr. Zona, Charles Waterman. BACK ROW': Greg Karalus, Brian Hager, Peter Beverly, Skip Yuhnke, Ron Pcrison, Greg Schuetz, John Hanobik, Mark Schneider, Scott Specht. 53 Band. Brass and Percussion. LEFT FRONT: Steve Lewinski. Dave Hilton. Pete Beverly. Dan Labuz etta, Paul Fccio, Bruce Johnson. Skip Yuhnke. Ron Perison. RIGHT FRONT: Greg Karalus, Mark Malik. Laurie Scott. Brian Hager. Tom Coblentz, David Kress. Kirk Agthe. Bob Harris. Bill Markowski. SECOND ROW: Gary Pudlewski, Tom McCabe, Mark Olszewski. Dale Czcchowski. Kurt Schneider. Calvin Schiercr. Bob Zawistowski, John Hanobik, Greg Schuctz, Mark Schneider. Peter Coates. Marvin Luders. Mark Taber. THIRD ROW: Stephen Dolben. Jim King. Scott Specht. Chuck Specht. Jim Snyder. BACK ROW: Paul Faleski, Mark Yuhnke. Tim Weber. Mark Zaranski. Mike Gister, Susan Bartclt. Robin Tankc, Neil Schosek, Kirk Simme, Mark Schwartzmeyer. Marc Jones. Band. Woodwinds. LEFT FRONT: Debbie Weber, Nancy Rozeski, Norm Nicsyto, Faye Mausteller. Ruth McCoy, Sue Schneider. Rene Agthe, Colleen Scott. RIGHT FRONT: JoAnn Fleischhauer. Anne Coddington. Mr. Ross, director; Bob Bradley. Debbie Kolb, Leslie Ping. Debbie Block, Debbie Osika. Mary Lou Barry, Margaret Smith, Kim Specht, Jane Coddington. SECOND ROW: John Murphy. Dave Reling, Steven Allen. Kathy Brubaker. Darlene Stahl, Debbie Spink, Judy Campbell. Theresa Niejadlik. Laurel Dexter. Bob Walsh. Jim Millard. BACK ROW: George Benner, William Clark, W illiam Taber, Gary Seiler. Jim Benner. Anne Ciesla. Sue Morath, Gary Cunningham, Deb Cook. 54 Student Life BAND Musicians Work For New Uniforms Music at home football games . . . music at pep assemblies . . . music in concert . . . Iroquois bands. Symphonic Band . . .meets Mon- day, Wednesday, Friday . . . Concert Band . . . meets Tuesday, Thursday . . . Stage Band ... in- cludes saxes, guitars . . . meets Monday nights . . . Wastebasket sale, annual candy sale raise funds for uniforms . . . Participation high this year . . . record number of tryouts in All- County competition . . . Laurie Scott, Mark Schneider help conduct . . . Band Director, Mr. Ross . . . Year-round concert schedule . . . Christmas concert, December 20th . . . Spring concert . . . outdoor pops. Flutist Mary Lou Barry plays a song. 55 Drummer Mark Yuhnkc reads his music. CHORUS Jones, Berger Make All-County Chorus Senior Chorus . . . meets daily. 4th and 5th periods . . . sings at commencement, N.H.S. Assembly . . . Operetta actors chosen primari- ly from Chorus . . . Christmas, Spr- ing concerts . . . selected singers held concerts for Kiwanis club . . . Dave Jones, Jeff Berger made All- County sectionals . . . Dave Jones, President; Robin Tanke, Vice Presi- dent; Jeff Berger, Treasurer; Kathy Kelly, Secretary . . . directed by Mr. Eaton, Music Director . . . birthdays and “Babies” . . . “Which Way, America?” . . . Mr. Eaton helps senior chorus warm-up before Christmas Concert. Rene Long receives assistance with her chorus robe. 56 Student Life Chorus. FRONT ROW: Lccsa Donnelly, Rene Long, Marilyn Osinski, Kathy Serwacki, Helen Geil, Colleen Sommersdorf, JoAnn Moessinger. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hoebcr, Barb Ciszak, Linda Raidmac, Debbie Cook, Mary Jane Kipfcr, Marge Souder. THIRD ROW: Lucy Diefenbach, Bonnie Bickford, Norcen Niesyto, Diane Heilman, Ellie Valentine, Bonnie Souder. BACK ROW: Brenda Argaucr, Bonnie Baker, JaneCod- dington, Lin Cymerman, Sue Heck. Karen Olosky, Laurie Scott, Sally Sommersdorf. Chorus. FRONT ROW: Kathy Kelly, Joyce Wesolowski, Kathy Duma, Sharon Hutchinson, Nancy Duma, Debi Podraza, Dawn Penfold. SECOND ROW: Tracey Bondi, Mary Jo Baschmann, Robin Tanke, Valerie Papke, Terry Ryan, Dana Fleishauer, Dave Jones, Mark Schneider. THIRD ROW: Julie Cofta, Donna Blair, Cheryl Simons, Linda Moreland, Paul Hawver, Mike Bradley, Arnie Schuctz, Dan Labuzzctta, John Kalinowski. BACK ROW: Shirley Krentz, Tom Kulwicki, Norm Niesyto, John Briggs. Scott Holzschuh, Jeff Berger, Gary Cunningham. Dave Buckingham. 57 It’s Academic. FRONT ROW: Bob Adamski. Lucy Diefenbach, Steve Lewinski, Peter Beverly. SECOND ROW: Doug Fraser, Andrea Wcstinghouse, Rick Valentine. Ar- nold Schuetz. THIRD ROW: Ruth Tsu- jimoto, William Clark, V.P.; John Kalinowski, Treas.; Doug Meyer. BACK ROW: Mike Bradley, Marilyn Osinski, Sec.; Mr. Ludwig, advisor; Jay Wightman. Pres.; Marc Jones. AV covered the June Commencement. Jim Karnath, George Wieres, and John Briggs conduct a typical Key Club meeting. ABOVE: Mr. Ludwig, advisor of I A, asks questions at a practice session. 58 Student Life KEY CLUB, AV. IA IA Drops Sole Meet Key Club . . . youth serving the community . . . sold cotton candy at county fair . . . assists bloodmobile at Elma Methodist Church . . . wheel chair football game benefited Muscular Distrophy . . . Mr. VerCruysse, Kiwanis adviser . . . Mr. Eaton, faculty adviser . . . Audio-Visual . . . services library media centers in all Iroquois schools . . . has access to BOCES library of films, videotapes . . . headed by Mr. DeFries . . . It’s Academic . . . team of Jay Wightman, Marc Jones, Doug Fraser defeated by Kenmore East, Grand Island 315-310-265 in season’s only game . . . Mr. Ludwig advised . . . Key Club. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Vogel. Derek Wirth, Steve Lewinski, Jim Smith. SECOND ROW : Bill Markowski, Dave Pietrzak, Tim Pawarski. THIRD ROW: Jim Karnath, Sieg Mahar, John Briggs, George Weires. TOP: Karl Kessler. 59 BOCES 110 Iroquois Students Involved in Vocational Work Board of Cooperative Educational Services ... 110 Iroquois students involved in various vocational courses at Center street, East Aurora . . . Health services ... in- cludes part-time work at Health Related Facilities building, East Aurora nursing home ... Mrs. Kihl instructs . . . Plastic Technology, Mr. Gallo . . . Cosmetology, Mrs. DiBlasi . . . Auto Mechanics, Mr. Saper. . . Agricultural Mechanization, Mr. Spaeth . . . Machine Shop, Mr. Gallo . . . Technical Electricity . . . Distributive Education, Mr. Moyer . . . includes part-time job . . . Food Preparation and Service, Mr. Walker . . . includes kitchen work in H.R.F. building . . . FAR UPPER LEFT: Chris Jerome tightens a vise. MIDDLE UPPER LEFT: Tom Renaud examines the parts of an engine. UPPER LEFT: Cheryl Rodgers sets hair in Cosmetology. FAR LOWER LEFT: Zeena Zielinski programs a computer. LEFT: Frank Hausauer prepares equip- ment for Foods. ABOVE: A potential mechanic works on an engine. 61 Board of Publications. LEFT TO RIGHT: Norecn Niesyto, Secretary, IROQUOIAN; JoAnn Gauthier, FREE PRESS; Mandy Hughes, IROQUOIAN; Bob Fierlc, FREE PRESS; Dan Harris, Represen- tative to School-Community Relations Committee, FREE PRESS; Colleen Daley, Chairman, OFFICIAL JOURNAL; John Holmes, IROQUOIAN; Eric Foersch, FREE PRESS; Cheryl Sekuterski, Can- dy Manager; Claire Block, FREE PRESS; Bill Boiler, FREE PRESS. NOT SHOWN: Dawn Pcnfold, OFFICIAL JOURNAL. 62 Student Life BOP, Q S Press Adds Color, Is ‘Well Red’ Board of Publications . . . administrative body for all I.C.S. publications . . . meets Thursday mornings . . . decides policy . . . okays editorials . . . defends students’ right to freedom of the press . . . Colleen Daley, Chairman of the Board . . . Noreen Niesyto, Secretary . . . representatives from each publication . . . founded, January, 1973 . . . “Anyobjec- tions?theayeshaveit,motioniscarried!” . . . “Hey, chairwoman!” Quill and Scroll. . . national honor society of jour- nalism ... 15 members inducted last spring ... 6 received honors . . . Q S sold candy, bought color changer for newspaper, dryer for yearbook. Over 150 students involved in publications this year . . . journalism classes came out weekly with FREE PRESS . . . extra-curricular staff published OFFICIAL JOURNAL . . . met every Tuesday morning . . . first semester journalists held open house for second-grade class studying newspapers . . . Action Photos. ABOVE LEFT, members of the student newspaper hosted a second-grade class who were studying the newspaper. Shown are Lin Cymerman (left) teaching page editing; JoAnn Gauthier and Dan Harris (center) discussing news reporting; and Joel Berger (right) explaining printing. ABOVE: Three monkeys (See Some. Hear Some, Speak Some) symbolize the FREE PRESS'S year. LEFT: Colleen Daley talks to a meeting of the OFFICIAL JOURNAL staff. 63 YEARBOOK ’73: Munchkins Rule 1973 Iroquoian ... put together with blood, sweat, and tears ... 16 extra pages this year . . . senior class donation made color section possible . . . layouts made more efficient use of white space . . . more photography per cubic inch . . . “ghost photos replace grey screens . . . photo lab finally equipped with running water . . . purchased new, faster print dryer ... Year of the Munchkins: majority of staff under 400 picas tall . . . Mr. Robert Bowen, adviser . . . fond farewell to Jim Karnath . . . Dots is Bestest! . . . Switzers Rule! . . . Saturday deadline marathons ... “I can't find a red pencil! . . . someday my prints will come . . . EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Dan Harris, senior class president; Joel Berger, senior class vice-president; Laurie Scott, senior class secretary; Don Lewinski, senior class treasurer. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. John Holmes, editor-in-chief; Mandy Hughes, production manager; Norecn Niesyto. manag- ing editor; Dawn Penfold, senior section editor; Greg Schuetz, camera manager; Barb Skinner, photolab manager; Sicg Mahar, business manager; Kyle Campbell, contacts manager; Ellen Ryan, copyreader; Nancy Martin, underclassmen section editor; Andrea Kralz, layout editor; Ray Marzolf, treasurer. Mr. Robert Bowen, adviser. PRODUCTION. Colleen Angielczyk, Gail Fredrickson. Rosemary Bapst, Christa Dake, Leslie Dombrowski, Dana Flcischauer, Sharon Foss, Neil Garvey, Carolyn Gefaller, Kathy Holmes, Rae Jankowski, Jim Karnath, Lynn Kolb. Sue Leitzinger. Kim Matynka, Lois McCabe, Pam Mueller. Kathy Muck, Theresa Niejadik, Kathy Ritter, Ruth Tsu- jimoto, Eva Wloch. CONTACTS, Cheryl Sekuterski. LAYOUT. Lynette Guindon, Diane House. CAMERA. Dennis Garvey, John Murphy, Dan Neu. PHOTOLAB. Mari Lochhaas, Jennifer Wick, Debbie Kolb, Linda Muerle, Rick Pcrejda, Cheryl Scrafini, Jim Wood. COPY. Norm Niesyto. Greg Norecn Barb 64 Student Life Life Is a Book and at ICS it’s called the Iroquoian take a look: the no and yes the two sides of the coin are captured there in its golden words and every golden photo the leaders and the mindless herds our life, our year, in toto. We’ve tried all year to put in here a little of ourself on past the bell we worked like hell . . . . . . and now it's a book on the shelf. 65 ACADEMICS Our future lies in the cards. We spend (or rather, gamble) four years sixteen report cards some 2000 bus rides 90 million heartbeats in high school and no bookie would dare lay odds on the outcome. In the Game of Life the stakes are high. Do we become aces or jokers ante up ? Do we choose hearts or clubs ante up ? Do we bluff or pass ante up ? ?? It’s all in the cards. SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTE STATUS CARD SSS FORM 7 DEC. 72 MAILING 1T?3 SELECT 30 AT .ss BY ADMINISTRATIVE X ASSIGNMENT IFICATION DATE 0 n?3 66 RVICE NUMBI SS ] APPEAL B 1 (YES) UTION t v , j jfll hJk H •'ll STRICT N $ 1 ' 16 I IT , V CUURSfc CODE SECTION 1ST PO, 2N K I 2 HK ex 3.3 5208A 73 33 HttM -V 73? 13 3 54512 - f 31 ▼ 5«A( 76 %m W' HeT, , 81238 W, . I ' 8A9 ?1 ■«? 4.3 ja es '3 3 63 3 3 ADMINISTRATION Board Approves 5 New Courses Board of Education . . . bi-weekly meetings . . . decides school policies . . . approved new courses . . . Dr. Merton Haynes, superintendent... Dr. Robert Binner, assistant superintendent . . . carry out board policy . . . oversee all school employees . . . Mr. Thomas Schnepper, principal... “I would like to wish the members of the senior class a fond farewell with the prospect of success in whatever endeavor they choose. We hope that Iroquois has provided the ex- perience necessary for such success, and all of our students can be assured that we will continue to improve, update, and maintain a fine school. We must constantly remember that the ‘school’ is more than a building. It is teachers, students, administrators and others working together cooperatively and with mutual respect. Iroquois will miss the students graduating this year since they have contributed a great deal as a group and individually to our program. The challenge of a good educational program remains with those that will be here next year and the years to come.” Mr. James McCready, assistant principal . . . Mr. Kenneth Young oversees 10th, 11th graders. Board of Education. FRONT ROW: Dr. Anthony L. Russo, Mrs. Martha B Fierle, Dr. Merton L. Haynes. Roy W. Van De Bogart. Dr. Merlon Haynes. Superintendent. Charles Stansbury. Fredrick H. G. Sahl. BACK ROW: Robert T. Spitz, Cecil J. Scott, Fred F. Juliano. Dr. Robert A. Binner. 68 Academics ♦IT Dr. Robert Binner. Administrative Assis- tant. James McCready, Assistant Principal. Kenneth Young, Director of Athletics. Thomas Schneppcr, Senior High Principal. Teachers. FRONT ROW: George Dornhaffer. Social Studies; Miss Faith Briggs, German; Mrs. Roberta Eggert, Social Studies; Mrs. Stella Gill. Business Ed. SECOND ROW; Thomas Durham. English; Mrs. Rose Farad, English; Mrs. Carolyn Farkas. Art; Daniel Scanlon, English; Mrs. Virginia Ernst, German. Teachers. Kenneth Clinard. Guidance; Howard Greiner, Social Studies; Adviser; Gerald Cleary, Mathematics; Robert Ludwig, Mathematics. Robert Bowen, English; Mrs. Martha Haveron, French, Sophomore John Rothrock, Social Studies. 70 Academics ACADEMICS ’73 Sees Change In Guidance, PE I.C.S. ... a complex organism undergoing constant change . . . Guidance system completely revamped . . . new plan more ef- ficient, less costly . . . teachers counsel during free periods . . . Mr. Funke, Freshman Adviser; Mrs. Haveron, Sophomore Adviser; Mr. Wood, Junior Adviser; Mr. Cronk, Senior Adviser . . . Mr. Clinard, Pupil Personnel Coordinator; Mrs. Mehl, Guidance Counselor . . . Computer terminal obtained for student use . . . provides informa- tion on colleges, occupations . . . Phys-Ed went co-ed for juniors and seniors for the first time this year . . . choice of four individual sports every five weeks . . . Teachers. Mrs. Inez Ramsey, Librarian; Mrs. Georgia Mehl, Guidance Assistant; Mrs. Dorothy Seileman. Home Economics; Charles Funke, Counselor; Mrs. Lila Nevergold, English; Mrs. Ruth Hamms, Library Health. Freshmen Adviser; Mrs. Gail Warzel, Science. 71 Teachers. FRONT ROW: Fay Colblentz. Physics; James Laven. Math; William DeFries, A.V. SECOND ROW: Robert Ping. Shop; Miss Bar- bara Millar, P.E.; James Sabo. Social Studies; Gary Crowley, Science. Teachers. FRONT ROW: Miss Patricia Boggan, P.E.; Mrs. Mary Jean Becker. English; Mrs. Eugenia Bender. French; John Baldwin, Math. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lucia Ward, Business; Mrs. Elly Buchholz, English. RIGHT: Mr. Coblentz demonstrates a physics experiment. 72 Academics Teachers. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Susan Nieman, English; Mrs. Margaret Terry. Flome Economics. SECOND ROW: William Streit, Biology; William Wood. Business Education. Junior Adviser. Teachers. FRONT ROW: Robert Ferguson. English; Fred Clark. Science. SECOND ROW: Delbert Cronk. Social Studies. Senior Adviser; Robert Waterman. English; Robert Steislinger. Social Studies. BACK ROW: Robert Rudder, Social Studies; Raymond Cagwin, Health. 73 Christine Pawlicki, Mathematics; Mrs. Kelly Neidig, Nurse; Carl Norberg, Mathematics; Daniel Roth, Business. 74 Academics Teachers. FRONT ROW: Donald Lamp, Art; Paul Van Ornum, Mathematics; Donald Ross, Music; Clifford Luders, Agriculture; Miss History; Bill Sweet, Earth Science; Peter Gernold. Biology. Teachers. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Carlino, English. BACK ROW: Carl Emens, Chemistry; Robert Miller, History; Michael Dennis, ACADEMICS Enter: 4 ‘Rookies’ Exit: One Veteran The names and faces of I.C.S. change also . . . teachers , students, administrators come and go . . . Miss Briggs filled in teaching Ger- man while Mrs. Gilbert met the stork . . .Mrs. Gill returned from mater- nity leave to teach business . . .Mr. Carlino replaced Miss Albarella in English 11 . . . Mrs. Ruch for Mrs. Nieman, English 9 . . . Mr. Simon for Mr. VanOrnum, Math . . . Mr. Cleary began teaching Math at Iro- quois this year . . . Iroquois says good-bye to Mrs. Seileman . . . Home Economics teacher since Iroquois began in 1956 . . . “Basically, the students haven’t changed. Every year it seems as though my classes are nicer than the year before . . . ABOVE: Mrs. Seileman samples her students' cooking at a Foods class banquet. AT RIGHT: “Commander Tom Schnepper helps A.F.S. by participating in their Trike Derby. Maintenance. Willard Mann, Joan Martin. Ed Bergtold, William Geib LEFT. Mr. Daniel Scanlon, English and World Lit teacher, has been one of the most popular teachers among the seniors. LEFT. Mr. Lawrence Carlino emphasizes a point in Composition. District Office Secretaries. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Geraldine Welsch. Klotz. Mrs. Vera Gibson. Mrs. Betty Kriegbaum, Mrs. Rose Sperber. Mrs. Rita Symanski. Mrs. Cornelia Tyler. BACK ROW: Mrs. Susan Mrs. Kay Bradley. Senior Secretaries. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Arlene Rusert. Mrs. Erma ABOVE. Mr. Gary Crowley at the podium during the Publications Siegel. BACK ROW': Mrs. Shirley Emden. Mrs. Pat Kwiatkowski. Assembly, moments after he received the dedication of the 1972 yearbook. Mrs. Wanda Butler. 77 78 Underclassmen Prologue: K—12 The Book of Life is a book of suspense. To get to the final chapter we must go through many pages and few of us can bear the wait. But what we are on page 150 is formed on page 100. Each chapter in The Book of Life forms the basis for the next. Each is important. Each is worthwhile. A journal of a thousand volumes begins with a single page and in the end . . . ? 79 Freshmen LEFT. FRONT ROW: Myrna Blizniak, Candee Block. Sharol Bojak. Lois Block BACK ROW : Linda Block. Mike Bogucki. ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Carol Roof. Pam Rusinski, Leslie Ping, Kathy Ryan, Sydney Putnam. Gary Pudlewski, Tony Rychlik. John Pitcher. SECOND ROW': Sue Potwora. Debb Pruski, Margaret Reddy, Eileen Reinard, Lydia Reynolds. Mary Russo BACK ROW’: Larry Ricketson, Scott Pytlak, Frank Richards, Tim Reuther. Drew Perejda, Tim Pierce. Tweet Prisinzano, Mark Rieman, Don Rogacki, John Roche. UPPER RIGF1T. Mrs. Haveron maneuvers her wheels during the tricycle derby. RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Wayne Jcdnat. Glenn Horrigan. Peggy Kapatos, Dara Jennings. Bridget Jesonowski. Lynn Howard. Paulette Huber. SECOND ROW: Jim Hohensce. Todd Kabel. Jane Hohensee. Becky Herold, Lori Hesse. Kathy Holmes. THIRD ROW: Gary Hawco, Dale Hoertz, Meredith Hudson. Rae Jankowski.-BACK ROW: Ed Hibbard, Dennis Jakubowski. Mike Hennigan. Brian Hoeft. Tom Hint. 80 Underclassmen Freshmen FAR LOWER LEFT. FRONT ROW: John Cunningham, Diane Bradley. Gail Bluman. Rosemary Bodkin, Sharon Brilz. Pam Bennett. Diane Borek. SECOND ROW: Cindy Clapp, Cherie Collins. Jeff Campbell, Karl Buresch, Pete Birtsch. THIRD ROW: Antoinette Blucyc. Liz Borek, Laura Buckingham, Mike Bonning. Bob Coggeshall. John Clark. Jeff Ceier. Andy Chudzinski. BACK ROW: Cheryl Carpenter, Marie Cichocki. Anne Coddington, Barb Christensen, Michelle Brown. Nancy Bonk, Kathleen Brown. FAR LEFT. FRONT ROW: Donald Wheaton, Candy Wolff, Nancy Wieland, Lynn Weltjen. Linda W estinghouse, Renee Wierzbowski, Mark Willson. Mike Walker. SECOND ROW: Tom Vorie. Ron Wyzykiewicz, Randy Weathcrbee, Lisa Wolfe, Jamie White, Mary Weisbcck, Laurie Weathcrbee, Kurt Ward, John Willson. Linda Warnock. BACK ROW: Chris Weise, Kathy Weeks, Donna Willcri. Gary Tim. Jim Wryk, Frank Warner. LEFT. FRONT ROW: Cliff Kois, Jeff Miller. SECOND ROW': Cheryl Marshall. Mark Malik. Barb Lux. BACK ROW Nick Lucki. Mary McMahon. Ann Mays. Dave McElroy, Bob LcRoy, Liz MacDonald. Lois McCabe. LOWER LEFT Ruth Dcbo observes one of ICS pep assemblies. 83 Freshmen LEFT. FRONT ROW: Mark Millard. Bill Taber. Linda Mar- tenet. Marcia Miller, Diane Ljungberg, Tom Mazurkicw icz, Tom McGinnis, Mark Malay, Harry Monin. Doug More- land. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Anticola. Arlene Maue. Debbie Misechok, Sheila Marcheson, Pat Macey, Nell Mohn, Jackie Meyer. BACK ROW: Tom Mcch. Colin Mair. Martin Metzger. Mark Morris, Jim Millard, Ken McCarthy, Larrie Monnin, Russel Moeller, Bob Meidenbauer, Dan McNamara. UPPER LEFT. Dan Gales and Karl Buresch work on an experiment. ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Ron Arndt, Jane Blewett. Cindy Baumgartner, Yvonne Blanchard. Mary Barrick. Scott Adams. SECOND ROW: Tim Berger, Gary Almeter. Jim Benner. Kirk Agathe, Lynn Bilski. Gina Achard. Robert Baumgartner. BACK ROW': Eric Bentley. Tom Ball. Jeff Bernhardt. Bruce Bennett, Mark Bliemeister. Bob Bainbridge. RIGHT. FRONT ROW : Joel Lochte. Judy Luckenbaugh. Jeri Lucas, Dan Long. BACK ROW: Mark McGlynn. Bob Ma erbo. 85 Freshmen RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Sal Guido, Mike Hall. SECOND ROW: Mike Hamm. Paula Hatley. Marion Hanlon. Darlene Geercken, Valerie Hacker. THIRD ROW: Gerry Hagmirc. Julie Gouyd, Ann Hajduk. BACK ROW: Tom Garner, Dave Harden. FAR RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Greg Kolb, Dawn Kostrzebski, Georgette Killian, Sharon Kipp, Renee LaPatra. Doreen Lester, Laura Larmour, Annette Lein. SECOND ROW: Edward Karnath. John Lana. Michael Kieber, Karen Kiclma. Cindy Heilman, Nancy Kwiatkowski, Ryan Kaufman. Chuck Carpenter. BACK ROW: Bill Leonard. Greg Kielma. Rick Kolin. Tom La- Belle, Bob Kimberlin, Merwyn Brown. Kurt Kessler. FAR LOWER RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Laurel Dexter. Mary Dudek. Nancy Clark. Leslie Dombrowski, Christa Dake, Wende Corbett. SECOND ROW: Paul Faleski. Michael Curtis, James DuWaldt, Jean Converse, Ruth Dcbo. Dolly Doedema, Steve Day. BACK ROW': Bruce Crawford, Stephen Dol- ber, Tim Craig. Gary Drydcn. Rich- ard Donnelly, Bill Covington. LOWER RIGHT. Freshmen discuss the entertainment at a pep assembly. 86 Underclassmen Freshmen TOP. FRONT ROW: Boh Walsh. Mike Stachowiak. Dave Urban. Peggy Szczukowski. Ronald Urgo. Allen Tomaszewski. SECOND ROW: Sue Stradtman. Arlene Szulewski, Vicki Vey. Stacy Sullivan. Pat Turski, Bonnie Thor, Marianne Wal- lace, Sandy Terzian. LEFT. FRONT ROW: Dave Snyder. Diane Rzcpka. Scott Schilz. SECOND ROW: Debbie Ryszka, Anita Schunk. Lisa Schweickert. Sandy Shores. Karen Schweitzer. Craig Sauers. UPPER RIGHT. Freshman Pat Macey reviews her notes. LOWER RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Paul Fecio, Bob Feller, Tom Galuski, Debbie Fargo, Sally Fuchs, Laura Pierie. Lauri Fredrickson, Pat Giannelli. SECOND ROW: Denise Goellner, Ron Ferguson, Glenn Fischer, Ginny Field, Tammy Gmcrek. Jeanne Filipiak. JoAnn Fleischhauer. Lynn Gcrhardt. THIRD ROW: Richard Foss. Michael Goris, Bob Frieh, Mark French. Dan “Gates. Barb Caspar. 88 Underclassmen Freshmen LEFT. FRONT ROW: Jim Nie. Mike Piasecki, Rick O’Mara, Mike Osinski, Ron Olson, Greg Petrcll. BACK ROW: Dave Ott, Sue Owczarczak, Bill Perry, Pam Mueller. Joyce Mulcahy, Pam Pfeifer, Jeff Osika, Karen Peters. Kathy Muck, Donna Pankiewicz, Theresa Niejadlik, Linda Olosky. UPPER LEFT. Dennis Jakubowski competes in a meet against JFK ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Mark Tourjic, Theresa Smith, Debbie Silleman, Julie Setzcr, Debbie Stenzel, David Sluberski, Pam Serafim. Brenda Souder, Sue Spitz. SECOND ROW. Diana Stier, Rich Schulz. Doug Smith. Tom Spaltabak, Jerry Slade, Warren Specht, Gary Seiler. BACK ROW': Kathy Shanahan, David Sleeper. Gail Skinner, Jeff Smith, Jenni- fer Simme. RIGHT. FRONT ROW': Mark Yuhnke. Fay Zubler, Kathy Zilliox, Linda Zaenglein, Bob Zehler. SECOND ROW: Janine Zdrojewski, Mark Zaranski, Gordon Zilke BACK ROW: John Zukowski, Cindy Zukowski. Sue Zawistowski. 91 High Noon Midpoint. Shadows have evaporated. The flame that was once a single spark is a roaring blaze. The book lies flat open to the middle exposing the binding. We stand at the crossroads. Is the road, the story ahead just a complement of what we’ve passed? Is today a mirror, yesterday the reverse image of tomorrow? If we stand at the high point why can’t we see the road ahead? The rest is all downhill . . . or is it? Can't tell from the Midpoint. 92 93 Sophomores FAR LOWER LEFT. FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Regdos. Annette Reisch. Ann Ryan, Carole Renz, Kathy Ritter. Karen Rusinski. SECOND ROW: Valerie Rychlik. Darlene Richard. Wayne Ratka. Tony Roth. David Reling. Jim Reisch, Cathy Scheer BACK ROW: Chris Sack. Reed Randy. Rick Rothfuss. Jim Robinson. Jon Sanborn, Tom Reynolds. John Reichert. John Regdos. FAR LEFT. FRONT ROW: Mark Laufer. Corinne LaPatra. Diane Lowrey, Debbie Lewis. Denise Langendorfcr. Andrea Kratz. SECOND ROW': Mary Lew- alski, Laurie Lazarus. Vicki Grace. Cindy Lcmanski. Mark Krane. Mary Kosz.uta. BACK ROW: Steve Leonard, Kent Landefeld. Brian Luders. Dan Kwapich. Ron Labenski. Dan Labuzzctta, Paul LaPlaca. LEFT. FRONT ROW: Ed Stenzel. Steve Carney. SECOND ROW: Colleen Som- mersdorf. Janice Springer. Mary Snyder. Debbie Spink. Deb Stevens. BACK ROW: Jim Smith. Bonnie Souder. Darlene Stahl. Greg Schultz. LOWER LEFT. Center forward Earlcnc Sicbold follows the action during field hockey practice. 95 Sophomores LEFT. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Barlow, Eleanor Van Iderstinc, Kim Thorton, Jan Vincent. Ellie Valentine, Ruth Tsujimoto. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Todoro, David Turski, Roger Tharnish. BACK ROW: Diane Stresing. Joe Timmerman. UPPER LEFT. Mr. Streit. winner of the teacher's obsta- cle course, rounds a curve during the tricycle derby. ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Charles Dickinson, Nancy Duma. Julie Eldridge, Lucy Diefcnbach, Dianna Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Bob Dobinski. Brian Demme. Terry Ellison. Randy Dittmann, Christine Drosendahl, Diane Davidson, Sue Davis. BACK ROW: Joe Drosendahl. Mark Ekstrum, Larry Eckert. Dale Czechowski, Mary Rose Dc Bergalis, Joe De Angelis. RIGHT. FRONT ROWr: Esther Grzegorczak, Dale Green, Kathy Gregoire. BACK ROW: Linda Groff, Timothy Goller, Lynn Guard, Bob Hagmire. Sophomores RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Anne Ciesla, Barb Ciszak, Linda Cunningham, Robert Curran. SECOND ROW: Carole Covington. Sue Czarnik, Bonnie Cole, Cathy Caughel, Judy Campbell. Lee Clapp. BACK ROW: Janis Cyrek. Pat Corning, Julie Cofta. FAR RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Karen Benzee, Michelle Anticola, Steve Allen. Bob Barter. SECOND ROW: Nancy Barber, Bonnie Baker. Linda Barber, Steve Alexander, Pat Bates. BACK ROW: Colleen Angielczyk, Mary Jo Baschmann, Brenda Argauer, Dcbby Bapst, Wes Baun, Joe Albrecht, Rich Andol. FAR LOWER LEFT. FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Keller, Mary Jane Kipfer. Jack Johnson. Tracey Bondi. SECOND ROW: Lisa Kleemann, Maria Kaszpurcnko. Sharon Hutchinson, Karen Jezewski, Sheree Kindt. THIRD ROW: Tina Kalinowski. Kevin Knuth, Bruce Johnson. Gary Kolin, Paul Kemmcrer. FOURTH ROW: Jim King, Karen Kaiser. Claudia Kaiser. Cindy Kennedy. Mary Koszula, Leon Kiblcr. BACK ROW: Gregory Karalus. Curtis King. Terry Kelver. LOWER RIGHT. Spirited Chris Drosendahl cheers for JV Football Team. 98 Underclassmen Sophomores LEFT. FRONT ROW: Donna Maharan. Carolynn Martina. Nancy Martin, Kathy Mangan. SECOND ROW: Dave Martin. Brian MacArthur. Pat Markowski, Ray Marzolf. ABOVE. FRONT ROW': Jack Mays, Ben Neu, Faye Maustcller, Kathy Miller. SECOND ROW: Duane Nichter, John Murphy, Denise Moody, June McCarthy. Kim Matynka, Mark Myszka, Joe Mulcahy. BACK ROW’. David Morse, Tom McCabe, Doug Meyer, Scott Millard, Dan Neu. UPPER RIGHT. A JV defensive rusher hurries opposing quarterback. RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Jack Wrzochul. Tim Wojcinski. Melanie Thies, Lynn Smith, Joyce Wesolowski, Pam Wolfe. Cindy Weber, Sharon Wagner, Mary Wryk. SECOND ROW': Len Zima, Michael Sonnelitter. Bernard W'eremblewski. Tim Wrobel. Cliff Van De Bogart. Jim Wood, Robert Witkop, Tom Wheeler. BACK ROW: Ruth Thompson. Gale Zukowski. Cindy Zink, Kristy Weinschreider. Rich W'ilckens, Rhonda Terzian, Jeff W illson. 100 Underclassmen 101 Sophomores FAR LOW HR LEFT. FRONT ROW: Rick Hilton, Candy Jackie, Diane House, Sharon Hoeber, Doreen Hunt, Pam Jerge. SECOND ROW’: Rob Huston. Tom Hohensee. MaryAnn Jackson. Sharon Hoffower, Debbie Jarzynicki. David Hopper. BACK ROW: Mark Huber. Laurie Hoertz, Kathy Hollowood. Cindy Holzschuh. Mandy Horstmann. John Jesonowski. FAR LEFT. FRONT ROW: Nancy Rademacher, John Martina, Debra Podraza. Lori Reboy. Joe Norton. Dennis Potwora. SECOND ROW: Mark Palys, Lauri Olszowski. Ann Marie O’Brien. Lizz Ramsdcll, Julie Rademacher. Mary Pcnfold, Linda Raidmae. Richard Pawarski. BACK ROW: Joel Papke. Ronald Pfeil, Dan O’Brien. Chris Putney, Ken Pankiewicz. Richard Pawlik. Bruce Pfeil. Sandy Olsen. UPPER RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Carol Siler, Earlene Siebold, Debby Schruefcr, Kathi Serwacki. SECOND ROW: Mona Schwartzmeyer. Dawn Schulz. Kurt Schneider. Craig Schneckenbcrger. Kathy Schosek. Sharann Schulz. BACK ROW: Bryan Smith, Cindy Setzer. Melissa Shinglcdccker. Lorie Jedrzejek reacts to lunchroom happening. 103 Sophomores RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Wayne Haker. Janice Hawco. Jeff Harris, Ron Herr, Nancy Heim. BACK ROW: Tom Gaiser. Candy Hcrold, Sherry Hawley. Valerie Hesse, Jeff Hill. FAR RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Kathy Gilbert, JoAnn Gilbert. Ann Fisher, Ruth Gingerich. SECOND ROW': Mark Foersch. George Emden. Tom Gawronski, Karen Fiskc, Laura Gcrkcn. BACK ROW: Calvin Foss. Tom Gauthier. Dennis Harvey. Laurie Feneziani. Kim Ells. FAR LOWER RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Paul Boland, Kathy Barter, Sue Buchalski, Bob Bradley. Dennis Bolis. SECOND ROW; Floyd Buncy, Margaret Carroll. Shirley Burke. Darlene Blanchard. Donna Blair. Kyle Campbell. BACK ROW: Chuck Beyer, Peter Beverly. Kent Berger, .Mar- ian Bohl. Lynn Burckhalter, Jane Blackwood, Barb Blazak. LOWER RIGHT. Trackies Steve Lewinski and Peter Beverly seem disappointed during a meet. 104 Underclassmen 105 106 Underclassmen FAR LOWER LEFT. FRONT ROW: Marcella Knab, Debbie LaPlaca, Sharon Kwialkowski, Shirley Krentz. Lynne Kolb, Greg Kulwicki. Debbie Kolb, Mary Kunz. SECOND ROW: Henry Koszuta, Abbott Koehler. BACK ROW: Karl Krieghaum, Mary Kester, Tony LoTempio, Gerry Koch. Jerry Kibler. FAR LEFT. FRONT ROW: LouAnn Pastuszynski. Margaret Palys. Grant Miller. Marilyn Osinski. Debbie Osika, Valeric Papke. SECOND ROW: Debra Pietrzak. Ron Perison, Norm Niesyto. Mark Olszewski. Colleen O’Neill, Lynn Murray, Linda Olsen. Loralee Offhaus. BACK ROW: Ray Pietrzak, Richard Perejda. Dan Johnson. Darwin McGlynn, Marty Nowicki. Bob McCarthy. LEFT. FRONT ROW: Ann Kaufmann, Paula Howard. Karen Johnson. Cindy Huston. SECOND ROW: Eve Ulrich. Diane Hunt, Sharon Jasiczek, John Koszuta. Cheryl Jerge. BACK ROW: Dave Kirszcnstein. Kevin Krcskonko. Richard Harrison, Darlene Kraft. LOWER LEFT. Cheryl Sekuterski reacts to an oral report in English. 107 Juniors LEFT. FRONT ROW: Kathy Weise. Jeff Weber. Debbie Weber. SECOND ROW: James Wagner. Andrea W'eslinghousc. Jan Vukson. ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Karen Meidenbauer. Linda Muerle, Darie Moody. Sue Morath. Kathy Marzolf. SECOND ROW: Linda Moreland. Lynn Miller. Donna Mazurkiewicz, Dana Miller. TFIIRD ROW: Judy Meginley. Cindi Moskal. Russ Maurer. Kathy McCubbin, Cathy Morrissey, Debbie McCubbin, Daniel Moltrup. Harry Morse. UPPER RIGHT. Chris Jerome and Kevin Baines get ready to enter a competition. RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Kathy Garman. Wendy Frisch, Gary Dobosz, Linda Franczak. Grctchen Fierle, Tim Ferguson. SECOND ROW': Kim George. Sue Gerhardt. Dana Fleischhaucr. Mark Gmerek. Carolyn Gefallcr. THIRD ROW: Darlene Gaynor, Sue Giambrone, Barb Garby. Kim Foucha. Jackie Furr. 108 Underclassmen Juniors LOWER RIGHT. Junior Mike Clark and senior Scott Holzschuh fight for possession of the ball during soccer practice. RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Chuck Specht, Debbie Stanford. Sue Spaltabak, Sharon Sokolowski. Terry Ryan. BACK ROW: Jim Snyder. Sue Stresing, Chris Steinhilber. FAR RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Sue Szymanski, Vicki Teichmann. Audrey Szczukowski. Tim Topor. Lisa Sullivan, Mark Taber. BACK ROW: Rick Valentine. Robin Tanke. Eric Vogel. Chris Todoro. Dave Thor. FAR LOWER RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Bill Ryan, Neil Schosek, Pat Schasel, Bob Richie. Joe LaPlaca. SECOND ROW: Gerry Swartz, Mike Roof, William Clark. Calvin Schierer, Bob Sugg. Nancy Rozeski, Judy Roloff. THIRD ROW: Brian Ruestow, Bruce Synder, Margie Schafer. Mike Zaenglein. BACK ROW: Charlie Sauers. Douglas Williams. Wes Meyers, Denise Schrenk, James Walker. Stuart Turnquist, Bruce Trzepacz. 110 Underclassmen Juniors LEFT. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Hess, Lynne Heim. Rhonda Hawver. Mike Harris. SECOND ROW: Bill Hohensee, Pat Hill. Jim Hickel, Kevin Hause, Mike Hilton, Cole Hatley. Shirley Hocber. Frank Hausaucr, Cheryl Hoelscher, Bob Harris. UPPER LEFT. Lou Ann Pastuszynski. an expressive junior, served frequently as squaw for the cheerleaders. ABOVE. FRONT ROW : Lytic Canfield. Roberta Buffum Kathy Brubaker. Cheryl Case. Peter Coates, Kathy Buchalski. Dave Beckingham. SECOND ROW: Mike Clark, Darrell Clark. Karen Thornton, Gail Clancey, Bill Brass. Mark Craig. RIGHT. FRONT ROW: William Rcukauf, Rhea Palmer. SECOND ROW: Renee Reisch, Windy Price, Ron Peterson. THIRD ROW Rob Reisch. Marla Pisa. Jay Bean. 113 Juniors FAR LOWLR LEFT. FRONT ROW: Rosanne LoTempio. Sue l.eit inger. Mari Lochhaas. Tim Martin, Julie Lux. Rene Long. Leslie Long. SECOND ROW: Jean Lesinski. Donna Leiningcr. Marvin Ludcrs. Craig Marcheson. Tom Marctin. Mike Loary. BACK ROW: Henry Lesinski, Dorota Lucki. FAR LEFT. FRONT ROW: Debbie Willcrt. Scott Young, Nancy Willson. SECOND ROW Donald Zdrojewski. Mark Zaporowski. Larry Zilliox. Gary Wielgosz. Skip Yuhnkc, Al Zink. BACK ROW : Jeff W ithon, Steve Whittall, Tom Wood. Mike Suhr. LEFT. FRONT ROW: Jan Cryan. Colleen Crane. Joel Ernst. Debby Ekslrum. SECOND ROW: Josette Cryan. Heidi Drasgow. Lynn Clark. Sandy Clark. Tammis Bradley BACK ROW: John Dudek. Craig Dustin. Leesa Donnelly. Donna Falcski. Tom Cashmorc, Mary Anne Dark. Gary Ellis. Gary Cunningham. LOWER LEFT Junior Bill Clark pits his strength against senior Paul Clark in a track meet 115 Juniors LEFT. FRONT ROW: Kathy Harden, John Hanlon, Patti Gilbert. Ken Gilbert, Shirley Goris. SECOND ROW: Brian Hager, Greg Goris, Lynette Guindon, Debbie Goldbach. THIRD ROW: Bob Griffiths, John Hanobik. ABOVE. FRONT ROW: Sheryl Bohall, Teresa Wojna, Rosemary Bapst, Debbie Block, Laurie Beaver, Gail Bodekor, Cathy Almeter, Barb Bogucki. SECOND ROW: Mike Blizniak, Bob Adamski, Debbie Blair, Robin Beebe. Wendy Atkinson. THIRD ROW: James Bolis, Rick Anticola, Janet Barclay, Stephanie Symenow, Debbie Taber. UPPER RIGHT. Junior Gerry Koch plays Santa at a Home Ec party for children of the BOCES district. RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Michael Snyder, Shirley Snaza. Debbie Smith, Jaimie Schultz. SECOND ROW: Dave Romansky, Roberta Scotch, Tarynn Sharp, Pam Shanahan, Cheryl Sekuterski, Jackie Sierocinski, Margaret Smith, Janell Schweickert, Colleen Scott. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Simons, Maria Smith. Diana Smith. Morgan Siebold, Kirk Simme Rosanne Smith, Rod Whittington, Arnold Schuetz. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Shevlin. Pat Sisson, Cheryl Serafini, Cory Rudich. Tim Ciski. Tom Hoag. 116 Underclassmen The Final Chapter The plot climaxes and slides down the golden slope into the nebulous abyss of tomorrow the conflicts are resolved (if only to make way for more) and the good-bye scene winds it all up in the final chapter. Where do we go from here? Some of us will read the sequel (and some of us will write it) some will wait until they make it into a movie but all of us will read it over and over again, and see ourselves, read our names in the final chapter. When we were there, what were we? Some of us told the story some of us were illustrations. We all were part of the final chapter as punctuation or as typographical errors but all of us as SENIORS 118 Senior Officers THIS PAGE. TOP ROW: Daniel P Harris. President: Joel Berger. Vice President BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Pierce Scott. Secretary; Donald M. Lewinski. Treasurer. NEXT PAGE. Senior Class Delegates. TOP ROW: Dawn Marie Penfold. Scott Reuther. Kathy Jean Kell . BOTTOM ROW: David Vincent Jones. Jean W'cis. Bruce Argaucr. Personals DAN loves babies, puppies, money, base- ball, and Volkswagens . . . absolutely can’t put up with haircuts in any form, shape, or manner . fondest memories are of pol- ishing the homecoming float award three times. JOEL is attempting to analyze Mr. Scanlon . . . enjoys being with Gail . . . his future plans are of Gail. LAURIE enjoys living dangerously ... her favorite pastime is conducting like Mr. Ross . . . won’t forget her close friends. DON enjoys playing basketball . . . hates broken ankles . . . will remember winning more than 10 games in basketball . . . DAWN is still trying to figure out how they ever let her out of kindergarten ... is jealous of anyone over 5 foot tall . . . she hates any kind of good-byes . . . SCOTT (Rudies) fondest memories arc of wres- tling . . . hates losing weight ... his favorite pastime is partying. KELLY enjoys making people happy . . fondest memories arc of homecoming '70 and home- cc with Mrs. Seileman. DAVE enjoys playing soccer and skiing . . . his pet peeve is bad moods . . . plans to be a voice major at Fredonia. JEAN will never forget those special places, times, and people . . . wants to buy an Afghan hound. European sports car. travel, and collect antiques. BRUCE (Boo-Boo) hates people who walk on the wrong side of the hall . . . enjoys watching other people . . favorite pastipie is laughing at other people. RIGHT: Brian Knab runs against J.F.K. Jeff Berger and Sue Steinhilber boogie to “Jail House Rock”. Dennis Zak cheers on the homecoming team. BOTTOM RIGHT: The last leaf. 120 Seniors 121 Seniors THIS PAGE. TOP ROW Rene Agthc. Genene Am- ann. SECOND ROW: John Antos. John Apgar. THIRD ROW: Steve Barclay. Cheryl Barlow BOTTOM ROW Mary Lou Barry, Cheryl Bates. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP ROW Sue Battaglia. SEC- OND ROW: Diana Baumgartner. THIRD ROW. Mark Bennett. BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Berger. Personals RENE’s (Reenee) pet peeve is extreme liberals ... her worst memory of ICS is playing in the band at rainy and cold football games . . Plans to be a policewoman. JOHN enjoys being active in sports and traveling ... his pet peeve is the swamp . . will never forget Deck. Budd . Jimmy, and all the guys. STEVE (Sweety) his fondest memories of ICS arc Saturdays ... his worst memories arc Mondays . . . he’s trying to find out where “far out” is really at. MARY LOU likes splashing in mudpuddles fondest memories are Volleyball busses . . . won’t forget Gail. Sarge, k. Wood, or Phyl. CHERYL (Batsie) dislikes stuck up people and getting flushed down the toilet . . . fondest memory is a certain jew. SL'E (Batag) likes going to hockey games with Dave and meeting her friends in the “lav” . . . will never forget Mrs. Scilcman or Miss Boggan. DIAN A (Dino) enjoys being with her secret lover . . . won’t forget Dave. JEFF’s worst memories arc class floats 69. 70. and 71 . . plans to go into medical sci- ence . . . will never forget Dawn. Bill Boiler campaigns at Homecoming pep assembly. 122 Seniors Seniors Personals THIS PAGE. TOP ROW- Bonnie Bickford, Joe Bieleicki, Greg Birtsch. Craig Bitternian. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Bli niak, Claire B Dave Hodkin, Ray Bcrni. OPPOSITF TOP ROW: Bill Boiler. Bill Bornifg Mike .John Briggs. BOTTOM ROW.. Debbie Buchalski. Deborah i f Bus h. (jar BONNIE likes to laugh, create and go to Penn Yan . . . fondest memories are of operettas . . . plans to marry and add to the world’s population . . . won't forget Casey. JOE dislikes sticky lunch tables . . . fondest memories of Co-ed gym class. GREG (Girch) likes being a senior jock and partying between seasons . . . fondest memory of football and the three stooges. CRAIG (CB) remembers the Rock Outs . . . hates being called Pitterman . . . enjoys Neil Young . . . plans to cruise to Florida and become a narc. PAT enjoys skipping classes and not getting caught . . . pet peeve are the little yellow slips in homeroom. CLAIRE enjoys watching snow fall . . . fondest memory is finishing the senior float at 4 A.M. . . . plans to smile her whole life. DAVE’S (Turk) fondest memory is the OJ . . . worst memory is of the Free Mess . . . won’t forget RB. RAY (Red) enjoys hunting . . . plans to enlist in the Air Force . . won't forget all the Iroquois girls. BILL enjoys political campaigns ... pet peeve is Communists and bussing. 124 Seniors Personals BILL enjoys political campaigns ... pet peeve is Communists and busing. BILL'S pet peeve is hard guys . . . thinks ICS is like a prison . . . won't forget Linda. MIKE enjoys Maur and skiing . . . plans to go into the Foreign Service . . . won't forget Maureen and Punky. JOHN enjoys partying ... pet peeve is dumb chicks . . . won't forget Mr. McCready’s suspicious smile. DEBBIE plans to become “super secretary . . . worst memory is of being benched . . . won't forget Miss Boggan. DEBORAH enjoys being with friends . . . fondest memory is the BOCES bus . . . won't forget “move your feet. Boggan. Jay Wightman and Marc Jones find a moment for humor at “It's Academic meeting. 125 Seniors THIS PAGE, TOP ROW: Dan Carroll, Linda Caughcl. SECOND ROW: Mary Chase, Monica Ciesla. THIRD ROW: Pamela Clark, Paul Clark. Jane Coddington, James Cole. BOTTOM ROW: Deborah Cook. Marsha Cook. Randall Corbett. John Cornell. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP ROW: Kenneth Cox. Jean Cun- nigham. SECOND ROW: Linda Cymcrman, Colleen Daley. Personals DAN (Boone) enjoys hunting, motorcycles, chicks, and brew . . . plans to be a mechanic. MARY (Buns) hates gossip . . . likes meeting new people . . . plans to be an Interior Decorator. MONICA (Mox) hates people that ask obvious questions . . . remembers fondly the band trip to Chardon . . . PAM’s fondest memories are the sleepout '12 and room 216 .. . wants to open an orphanage for boys 18-21. PAUL likes running C.C. and track . . . dislikes people who run faster than he . . . w-on t forget C.C. coaches. 126 Seniors Personals JANE (Cod) likes skiing and having a good time . . . plans to be veterinarian. JIM (Tedlok) likes competing in athletic sports, especially running high hurdles . . . plans to go to college and become rich. DEB's fondest memory is the band room . . . dislikes co-ed gym classes. MARSH likes ice skating and listening to ‘Golden Oldies . . . hates getting up in the morning. RANDY (Satch) enjoys being with Cheryl and listening to Jimi . . . plans on going West. JOHN (Homey) enjoys telling Mr. McCready a lot of bull . . . pet peeve is speed limit signs. KEN ( K ) hates being told he has to do something . . . favorite pastime is goofing off. I.IN loves vacations and skiing . . . fondest memory is Homecoming 72 . . . won't forget her pal Ann. Scott and her great friends. COI.I.EEN (Carl) plans to take over E.A. ... pet peeve is BYO's and boys . . . fondest memory is Room 220. Seniors make plans for the winning homecoming float at flower party. 127 Seniors TOP ROW: Brian Davidson. Karl Dembik. SECOND ROW: George Donnelly. I.ori Donnelly. THIRD ROW Leonard Drcssel. Cynthia Drosendahl. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Drosendahl. Larry Erny. Personals GEORGE (Barney) enjoys skipping school to hunt . . . worst memory is English classes . . . favorite pastime is daydreaming . . . won’t forget his classmates. LORI (Dolly) enjoys riding and showing horses . . . fondest memories are of BOCES and Friday nights . . . plans to be first lady auctioneer. CINDY enjoys being with a person who has curly blond hair . . . plans to teach handicapped children . . . won’t forget Debbie. LINDA’S fondest memory is Homecoming and pep assembly ’72 . . . present endeavor is graduation ’73 . . . will always be with Ray. Seniors Mark Schneider and Claire Block practice for 50's home- coming pep assembly. 128 Seniors Seniors I W ' THIS PAGE; TOP ROW: Kathy Dtima. t Emdcn, Robert Farrington, Kathy Fasolino BOTTOM ROW: Bob Fietis K ujnF trick Foersch. Dave Fohl. O POSGt TOP ROW; Jim Foley. Maryann Folc � Foss, Sharon Foss. BOTTOM ROW: Mil Fredrickson, Jim Gallagher. Ann Galnsfi. Neil Ga Pers KATHY enjoys talking, laugl organized . . . hates being teasi TOM enjoys Minting and work hates co-ed gym . . . wants to lg jtnii-6 ing d ■Tears H ■vhat he ww KATHY's fondest mdnoty is of 3 hot-rod Lincoln . . . doesn't like to forget Casey. , { .4 BOB enjoys being a lasagjj to be a bum . —will alw KAREN enjoys spending to be an R.N. . . . will ffc ERICK plans on going inf pet peeve is girls who like 130 Seniors Personals DAVE enjoys running and making architectural models . . . will always remember Bill's sermons in the bleachers. JIM enjoys drivin bikes and meeting new people . . . hates jocks trying to rule the johns . . . presently is try- ing to make it through each day. MARY ANN enjoys being with Bill . . . worst memory is homeroom with George. GARY enjoys working on cars . . . future plan is to own a body shop . . . will never forget LuLu. SHARON (Mabel) enjoys eating . . . will never forget Mr. McCready and her few friends. FRED likes to read . . . enjoys eating . . . doesn’t like diets . . . will never forget her best friends. JIM hates the E.A. Soccer Teams and the Clcve-Hill Swim Team . . . will never forget the Ravishing Beauties and Dr. Del . . . Plans on living to see tomorrow. ANN remembers the 1st prize senior float . . . will never forget Lin. NEIL (Marcus) enjoys doing nothing ... pet peeve is locked lavatories . . . loves to count his money . . . will never forget his granddaughter Mary. 131 Seniors THIS PAGE; TOP ROW: Jo Ann Gauthier. Amy Gawronski. SECOND ROW: Helen Geil, Dan Get . THIRD ROW: Dave Giannelli, Michael Gilbert. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Gil- bert. Victor Grzegorczak. OPPOSITE PAGE; TOP TO BOTTOM: Tony Guido. Jo Ann Gukich, Charlie Hagmirc, Elaine Hakcr. Personals JO ANN enjoys sleeping in and rocking out . . . fondest memories arc happy Fridays, chccrleading. and getting on stage . . . will always remember Pammy and Mr. Gernold. AMY enjoys being with very special people . . . future plans are the Air Force. HELEN hates to get up on Monday morning . . . likes getting out of work . . . will never forget D.S., H.H.. or MJ. DAN likes laying around or reading . . . future plan is cinematography . . . will never forget RAH. DAVE hates crowded buses . . . enjoys playing baseball, hockey, and going to the Buffalo Aud. MIKE (Gib) enjoys trail riding . . . will never forget Mr. Dcchowitz. VIC (Snake) likes driving around and hunting . . . enjoys playing spcedball . . . will never forget his friends. TONY (Nick the Honey Bear) plans to play college football. JO likes to shop . . pet peeve is co-ed gym . . . will never forget all her friends. ELAINE (Mickey) hates stuck up people . . . plans to be a lawyer . . . will never forget Mr. McCready or Mr. Sabo. CHa RLIE enjoys over-indulging . . . fondest memories are of homecoming 71 and 72 ... is presently col- lecting yellow slips . . . will never forget Uncle George. Senior Don Lewinski leads Apache attack. 132 Seniors Seniors THIS PAGE; TOP ROW: Larry Hall, Mary Haynes. THIRD ROW: Sue Heck. Diane Hcllmcn. Sue Hensen. Paul Herman. BOTTOM ROW James Hill. David Hilton, Gary Hoertz, Helene Hohensee. OPPOSITE PAGE; TOP ROW: Laura Hollowood, John Holmes. BOTTOM ROW: David Holszchuh. Scott Holszchuh. Personals LARRV dislikes copying notes in I2X . . plans to go into engineering . . . will never forget Coach. MARY likes being with the person who makes her the happiest ... is presently attempting to waterski. PAUI plans on joining the service ... will never forget Mr. Reardon trying to grow a mustache. CRAIG likes playing euchre in study hall . dislikes teachers who mumble . . . will never forget Rah. SUE likes camping, reading and swimming . . . dislikes being called Barb . . . will never forget Mr. Snell and his leaf collections. im i fT 134 Seniors Personals DIANE dislikes people who play God by always passing judgement . . . plans to be a nurse. SUE (Hen) dislikes hunters and pep assemblies . . . fondest memory is field hockey . . . plans to be a vet. PAUL likes snowmobiling and hunting . . . fondest memory is BOCES . . . plans to be a Marine. JIM (JD) likes partying . . . hales getting up in the morning . . . will never forget the boys. DAVE likes listening to Boiler's debates . . . wants to get out of school and experience some new challenges. GARY likes mocking out the all-Americans . . . fondest memory is cross-country . . . plans to be a carpenter. HELENE (Ho) remembers fondly chemistry and pizza after swim meets . . . plans on going into nursing. LAURA's worst memory is trying out for cheer- leading for six years and never making it ... is trying to hypnotize herself. JOHN (Johann) likes to write and read comic books . . . fondest memories are of yearbook and 110. SCOTT hates people who just don't care . . . fondest memories arc Choppers Seasons . . . plans on being rich. 135 Dave Jones ( most musical”) at a senior float party. 136 Seniors I TOP ROW: Suzan Jean Hopkins. SECOND Hughes, Tad Houston. Deborah Jackie, Mary Jeso ROW: Erie Johnson. Marc Cheryl Hoover, Holly Bill Huff, Mandy ROW: Marvin Jacobs, ski. BOTTOM cs. John M. Kalinowski. Personals ing raids . . . plans to lla . . . wants to go to SUE remembers planning st marry the richest farmer in Hnpith Norm Walters. ERVL (Huba) dislikes messy lavatories and dust . . will never forget Europe summcjft’71 . . . won’t forget all the “Super V” people. HOLLY (Toad) enjoys water skiing . . . p.'ns to buy a Command go West . . . favorite pastime r memory is wrestling in the a Grappling tournament . . . will never forget Stan. Dech. or Coach Radder. MANDY loves arguing with people . . . dislikes saying good-bye . . . fondest memory is the yearbook room . . . hopes someday to pass her ad test . . . won’t forget R.B. and_____________ TAD likes wrestling and football . plans to join the navy and be a gunsmith . . f|yvon’t forget all the wrestling caches. MARVIN ialias Cow) dislikes liver . plans to own a beef farm likes being with Darlene . . . won’t forget the custodial staff. DEBBIE likes laughing E . fondest memory is “Blithe Spirit” . . . worst memory is “ShareBath.” ERIC (E.J.)’s pet peeve is Dech Drills . . . worst memory is Cabin 3. Camp Good News . . . will never forget RAH, BooBoo, Dech. or Stanley. MARC dislikes noisy busses . . . hates chemistry tests . . . plans to attend the “Perfect” College. JOHN (Kal) hates reds and haircuts . . . remembers Jondl hesumme ’72 . . . favorite pastime is drinking and having fun 1 : Co-Captain, Paul Cl: FAR LEFT: Co-Captain, Paul Clark runs new' Cross Country course. FAR RIGHT: Mark Schwartzmcyer during band practice. Seniors THIS FAGE: TOP ROW: Jim Karnath, Brenda Kecm. Linda Kerling, Karl Kessler. BOTTOM ROW. Linda Jean Kipfcr. Camille Kirszenstcin, Brvan Knab. Bonnie Kolhagcn. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP ROW; Larry Komorek, Nadia Ann Kordrupcl. Thomas L. Kulwicki. Anne Lisbeth Kverneland. BOTTOM ROW': Michele LaPalra. Karen Lang. David M. Langcndorfcr. Barb LaPIaca. Personals JIM thinks Iroquois is “Far-out” . . . favorite pastime is messing around in the yearbook room . . . Will never forget Mrs. Mehl, friends and people. BRENDY’s favorite pastime is being with people . . . enjoys doing things not many other people will do. LINDA (Kerly) enjoys getting out of trouble others have started . . . plans to be a nurse. CAMILLE (Mehl) enjoys going out with Tony and having a good time . . . will never forget Mrs. Seileman. BONNIE (BJ) likes being with A! and his friends . . . plans to be a nurse . . . wants to get married. 138 Seniors Personals LARRY (Kamerek) enjoys what life is all about (women and booze) . . pet peeve is the parking spot for the students. NADIA enjoys working on the farm . . .fondest memories arc of D I S. . . plan 'to go to Alaska. TOM likes being wilh Debbie . . . worst memories are of school lunches . wartLs to get married and retire. NNL enjoys yd kina and eating . . hates getting up early in the morning . . plans to be a stewardess. MIOiELE (Schell) enjoys John when he’s home on leave . . pet peevw gossip. LANG enjoys sharing the fittest gossip with friends . . hates people who complain pluns to be an airline stewardess. DAVID (Schmuck) hates false rumors and hypocrites . . . favorite pastime is observing objects of the opposite sex. BARB enjoys having fun with close friends . wishes to live life to the fullest . . won't forget Mrs. Scileman. 139 140 Seniors Personals MARCIA likes laughing . . . fondest memories are her sophomore year and Biology. GAIL likes being with Joel and friends . . . plans to change her name to Berger . . . won’t forget Ho. JUDY (Sarge) enjoys being with Bob . . . fondest memories — Journalism . . . won’t forget Lou. Ace. R.B. STEVE (Mr. Pogo) dislikes Jocks ... is presently trying to stay alive . . . plans to keep on truckin’. DEBBIE enjoys being with Ken . . . petpeeve, waiting to cat lunch 6th period. SUE (Bimbo) likes spending money . . . wants to go to the coast after graduation . . . won’t forget Don Babie. KEN (Lube) likes riding the honda . . . present endeavors Mona . . . future plans Mona . . . Won’t forget Mona. LYNNE’s fondest memories are Homecoming ’72 float and ’71 prom . . . trying to teach Claire to drive a standard. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joel Berger (voted “most athletic’’) waits for a foul shot. Bob Fierle expresses views in Great Issues. Neil Garvey, voted “most responsible.’’ in drama club play, “George Washington Slept Here.’’ Sue Hensen (voted “most artistic”) contemplates in class. Jim Wilckens readies himself for volleyball block. Seniors THIS PAGE: TOP ROW. Sieg Mahar, Tim Malay. SECOND ROW: Harvey Mann, William Markowski. THIRD ROW: Rich- ard Martin, Ron Mathews. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Mazerbo. Dana McCarthy. OPPOSITE PAGE: Linda McCormick, Ruth McCoy, Cheryl McGinnis. Mike McLaughlin. Personals SIEG'S favorite pastime is Kyle . . . plans on getting married ... is presently trying to make enough money to get by . . . will never forget Mr. Mac, RB, or Mr. Snell. TIM enjoys eating, drinking and wild women . . . will always remember Stanley. Dec. Coach Radder and the gang. BILL (Mouse) likes correcting teachers’ mistakes . . . will never forget Mr. Norberg. RIC likes being with people . . . plans to become a minister . . . will never forget Mr. Rothrock. RON likes watching championship wrestling and hunting . . . will never forget Mrs. Mehl. . . plans to go to college. SANDRA (Sam)’s pet peeve is needing a note from your parents . . . likes being with Donny . . . hates gym. DANA hates yellow slips and going to the office every day . . . likes chasing broads . . . will never forget Mr. McCrcady, Barbie Smith. LYNDA (Ski) dislikes crabby people . . . plans to become a good nurse . . . will never forget Bill, Mrs. Notorpole and all her friends. RUTH’s pet peeve is underclassmen . . . thinks the school’s nice but should teach Spanish . . . will always remember Mr. Ross. CHERYL’S favorite pastime is skipping out . . . hates the immature senior guys . . . will never forget Mr. Crowley and Mrs. Seileman. OPPOSITE: Karl Kessler seems to daydream during class. 142 Seniors x' Seniors THIS PAGE; TOP ROW: Edward Long. Eileen Lorenze. SECOND ROW: Diane Luckenbaugh, Tom McMahon. THIRD ROW: Dave McNemy. Alan Michalski. Nancy Missel. Ron Moeller. BOTTOM ROW: JoAnn Mocssinger. Mike Morath, Ron Morgan. Shawn Mucci. OPPOSITE PAGE; TOP ROW: Frank Mullerschon. James Murray. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Neu. Joy Niesen. Personals DAVF; (Wans) is presently trying to figure out what day U is . . . will never forget the North Star Crew. NANCY has memories of the many road tests . . . can't stand plastic identities . . . will never forget Mr. Cronk or Mr. Sabo. RON enjoys going to parties all the time and talking to Kath ... his favorite pastime is Kath . . . holds fondest memories of Kath. JOANN will always remember her junior and senior year . . will never forget Ron. m 144 Seniors Personals JIM will remember Dairy Queen and Can o’ Corn . . . fondest memories are of sports . . . will never forget Bernic Schartz. the flying mustache. PAT (Neu) enjoys doing things she usually can't do . fondest memories are of coed gym. especially spctdball . . likes to laugh and talk . . . won't forget anybody. JOY will never forget BOCES . . . worst memories are of report cards . . . plans on working with animals . . . favorite pastime is Jeff. . . won’t forget MijpWarke. ABOVE: Mary Ajjfl Trzpacz (left) and Ann CtalusM strike similar poses bf boredom in claw. 145 146 Seniors Seniors TOP ROW: Noreen Niesyto, Karen Olosky, Debbie Orr. SECOND ROW Bill Pasco, Richard Petrell, Tim Pawarski. THIRD ROW: Carol Payne, Tim Penfold, Melody Pfeiffer. BOTTOM ROW: Burt Pfitzinger, David Pietrzak. Robin Prisinzano. Personals NOREEN (Reindeer)’s Jondest memories are the love she found and the '72 yearbook staff . will never forget Mrs. Mehl, Mr. Eajlon, Mr. Norberg, and Mr. Steislinger. Ai KAREN (Kare)Vpet peeve ij yping to music and raw french fries . . enjoys chewing gum and staying home from school. ; A DEBBIE wants to have her own talk show and drive a Mark IV . . . enjoys eating sunflower nuts . . . remembers Ryles, Skinner, nd Mr. McC. BILL enjoys playing footbali and partying. being with Barb . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . will remember the Clcvc Hill game TIM (Ski) enjoys playing polkas on his accordion . . . hates long lunch lines . . . will never forget his friends. CAROL (Payne) likes being creative . . . hates being sick and dieting . wants to learn all she can about photographs . . will never forget Lang. TIM enjoys water skiing ... is bothered by relatives . . . plans on going into business with brother and father. RICK enjoys skiing, hates losing anything . . . best memory is football, worst memorv is chemistry. MELODV (Dcc)'s pet peeve is people who ignore her . . . future plans are to keep wildlife alive and free. BURT likes to drive . . . hates the rules of the school . a enjoys going out DAVID (Pete) enjo s doing imitations . , . doesn't cart for the johtos . . . will always remember WICS andIMr. Ludwig ROBIN enjoys going to parties . . . hates hard chicks and the word “farout”. Action at Swim Meet angers Larry Hall. • iA % ..A M mi ... ♦ ♦v«y. ♦y Y • V. 'it' m y v m • V. •. ., ■ ■MF VmVAVAViVAVtV M0mmm mmmxm IF . ..■« ? mmmmn mm m % Seniors TOP ROW: Deborah Rost, Kandy Pucci. SECOND ROW: Mary Radcmachcr, Tom Rcnaud. THIRD ROW: Janet Robins. Cheryl Rogers. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen M. Rumley. Ellen Ryan. Personals KANDY (Pooch) enjoys getting into trouble ... is presently collecting yellow slips from Mrs. Faraci . . . worst memory was Home Economics. MARY (Mo) enjoys living, loving, being with Malcolm, playing her guitar, and reading a good book . . . will never forget grandfather, Neil. JANET (CANUCK) plans to play professional football . . . hates anti-Canadians . . . will never forget Michelle, and no. 33. 10, 81. and 22 of the football team. CHERYL enjoys being with Randy . . . likes concerts and getting the funnies from Steve. KATHLEEN (Rum) hates people who talk behind her back . . . fondest memories are of her junior year. ELLEN enjoys thinking and being with friends . . dislikes selfish people . . . plans to move around eventually. Iroquois A.F.S. scholarship winner Jim Karnath boards plane for South Africa. 148 Seniors lX v- Seniors THIS PAGE: TOP ROW: Patricia Sali Craig Sanborn. Tyler Sanborn, Dennis Sawyer. SECOND ROW: Sue Schneider. Greg Schuetz, Phyliss Schulz. Jeanette Schunk. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP ROW:Xhns _ Schintziu$%Ed Schlegcl. Rosa nr of Schmitkc, Lorna Schncckcnberger. SECOND ROW: Mark Schwartzmeyer. Tinlothy Sekuterski. James Sernoffsky. lythy in Per ersonals PAT likes playing hide n seek . . . will never forget big sisterrab CRAIG (Brian) s pet poeve is freshmen . . . enjoys watching the football team lose . . will never forget Coach Dennis. TYLER’s pet peeve is those overgrown freshmen . who call themselves sophomores . . . likes competing in sports. DENNIS (Braz) plans to be an architect . likes playing sports and watching T.V. 150 Seniors Personals GREG (Frecko) likes being with open-minded people . . . plans to return to Sweden. PHYL1SS (Sid) likes shopping and bowling . . . plans to be a secretary at the airlines. JEANETTE (Smokey) likes being, with the Lancaster crowd . . . worst memory' is meeting Adam 12 at the stop sign. ED. (The Sheik) likes playing hockey and making kid| dean UP £ cafeteria . . . nsTikes the cafeteria I 1 1 RO NNfc (Royjuy ikes being wfinKenny JJr won’ forget scxyMr. Crowley and Mr. Van Ormim. LOR?W f tfc showing horses and dogs . . . dislikes cold father. MARK (La; go out with impressions. TIM likes sleeping, hunting and playing hockey . . . plans on going to college. JIM’s fondest memory is getting kicked out of soccer games . . . will never forget Jo Ann. KATHY (Mouth)’s fondest memory is ‘the lav’ . . . will never forget Mrs. Seileman and Ma. FAR LEFT: Donna Wasilcwski looks on with amazement. RIGHT: Frank Mullerschon seems preoccupied during wrestling line-up. erwet F olho ir t peeve is being told to iris . . . likes doing his Elvis 151 Seniors THIS PAGE; TOP ROW: Roberta Solly, Marjorie Souder. SECOND ROW: Keith Skidmore, Barb Skinner. THIRD ROW Cheryl Skinner, Barb Smith. Colleen Smith. James M. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Snashell. Chuck Snyder. Jay Snyder. Sally Jane Sommersdorf. OPPOSITE PAGE; TOP ROW: Jeffery Springer, Scott Specht. BOTTOM ROW: £ Debbie Spccht. Daniel Sonnelittcr. Personals MARGIE’S pet peeve is having BOCES not involved in Iroquois decisions . . . will never forget synchronized swimming. BARB enjoys watching people ... pet peeve is the photo lab door . . . likes wasting time in room 220. CHERT doesn’t like getting up on cold Monday mornings . . . likes having a good time. BARB enjoys daydreaming and fooling around is presently finishing out to 38D. KELLY’s pastime is staying out of trouble . . . plans to go io California. 152 Seniors Personals JIM enjoys driving and stamp collecting . . . pet peeve is the ever-lasting lunch line . . . likes playing his guitar. CAROL likes harassing ‘joes’ . . . likes throwing out yellow slips . . . plans to go to California. CHUCK enjoys-sleeping out . . is presently “being a ro joc” . . Will never forget Mr. Dechowitz. SALLY pians on being a public health nurse with 13 kids . . . likes to confuse people by talking . . . tfill never forget RAH and Happy Howie’s classes. JEFF’s fondest memories are snow days and after 3:00. SCOTT enjo s cycling . . . will never forget Mr. McCready . . plans to go on to school and join the police force. DEBBIE enjoys laughing, talking, sharing ideas, good times and quiet moments with her friends . . she is making an attempt to try everything at least once. DAN (Art) likes to jive with the boys . . . thinks ICS is decent . . . favorite pastime is playing basketball. John Briggs gives some advice to Ron Broska during Euchre game. TL - . . Seniors TOP ROW: Linda Stahl, Sally Sleffan. Suzanne Stcinhilbcr, -• ;.; w - • % Lou Anne Stewart. BOTTOM ROW : Curt Stucky. George Ann Stucky. Bonnie Stroh, Rose Mary Sugg. 154 Seniors Personals LINDA (Shirley Temple) likes being with good Christian friends and Jesus . . . doesn't like ‘cliques . . . (flans on being with and helping people. SALLY’s pet peeve is being called ‘Sally Bananas'. SUZANNIy(Hilber)’s p Wmeves arc tough chicks . . . plans to be a doctor . � vill never forget Mr. Dennis, Mr. Gcrnold, or Mr Reardon. BONNIE eajoys snoiymobiling .ind being with Wayne . . . hates two-faced people . . favorite bastime is riding ground in a green Mustang . . . vs ill never forget Wayne and Mr. Grundy. ABOVE: Jay Wightman contemplates his situa of AT RIGHT: Sal Stcffan on her way to the top, in Gym class. FAR LEFT: Seniors Sue Steinhilber and Larry Hall enjoy the special privileges of the room. MIDDLE LEFT: Mlu e6jufter the rigors • F i SaLtaol Iif4 doesn't iS SPPrUkyJ 'Senior' Morgan of school life. L0 seem to bother Ji 7 Seniors THIS PAGE. FIRST ROW: Wayne Theal, Linda Tiburzi, Diane Timmerman, Pam Topor. SECOND ROW: Mary Trzcpacz. Jim Turski, Cindy Ulrich, Christine Van Hooscr. OPPOSITE PAGE. FIRST ROW: Robert Van Sickle. Judi Wagner, Jerry Walte , Laurie Warner. SECOND ROW: Donna Wasietcwski. Dawn Weber, George Weircs. Sandra Wheaton. Personals WAYNE enjoys snowmobiling . . . plans to be a mechanic . . . will never forget Bonnie. LINDA enjoys horseback riding and basketball . . . worst memories are rainy track meets and snowy CC meets . . . plans to go to college. DIANE (Die)’s pet peeve is people who think they’re great ... is presently trying to understand herself . . . will never forget Dottie. MARY ANN enjoys waterskiing, sailing, camping . . . favorite pastime is being with Garry . . . won’t forget Gouda, Sid and Itch, Lou and Foxy, Robin. 156 Seniors Personals PAM's foflidcst Memories arc Sophomore year. Chuck and staying at Ho’s . yvill never fotget Josephine. JIM (Turk) Ugliest memory is his entire senior year . . . favorite pastlne is basketball atid'chessk :eve is ICS indifference to JERRYJJerome) enjoys IlijJpin is Freaks . . . will never forget Dana LAURIE (F p Loops) enjoys being with Dave and friends . . . won’t forget Foxy, C.B.. T.C., Trzeps, G.C. DONNA’s favorite pastime is horseback riding and going to the islands . . . will never forget Karl and “Wen . GEORGE enjoys Party TiJne . . . thinks ICS is far out . . . favorite pastime is spending money . . . SANDY’s fondest memories are in Mr. Lamp’s room . . . plans to be outrageously happy . . . won’t forget Jeff Connor. Kevin Yandricha enjoys free time in lunch. RIGFIT: Diane Baumgartner enjoys an ICS moment. Seniors TOP ROW: Jennifer W'ick, Karen Wielgosz. SECOND ROW': Jay Wightman. Jim Wilckens. THIRD ROW’: Keith Wilkinson. Sheryl Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Willson, Lauren Willson. Personals JENNIFER (Jen) enjoys working in the darkroom ... pet peeve is burnt prints and bad negatives . . . plans to work and then go to nursing school. KAREN (Wiggles)’s worst memory is “twice around the reservoir ’ . . . fondest memory is Homecoming 72 and breakfast . . . will never forget Mrs. Mchl and other good friends. JIM (Art or Lilk) enjoys playing basketball . . . fondest memory is beating Clcve. Hill in J.V. Basketball . . . will never forget the “Boys and Jimmy Knowles. KEITH (Vida) is presently having a good time . . . favorite pastime is football . plans to play in the Super Bowl . . . will never forget Mrs. Faraci and Mr. Funke. SHERYL’s favorite pastime is being with Mike wherever he is . . . plans to work and train as a Stewardess . . . will never forget anyone she doesn’t want to forget. BILL (Lillson)’s favorite pastime is hunting and carrying on . .. plans to become manager of Loblaws . . . will never forget Charlie and the “Jocks”. LAUREN (Laurie) enjoys cheering for a winning team . . fondest memories arc of Homecoming '12 and Wrestling 71-72 .. . plans to catch a certain Marine. Seniors fondly remember Type A lunch, which greeted them everyday. 158 Seniors ROW: THIS P2 GE. Wirth. SEtOND RpW: Eva Elizabeth Wolfe. TflIRD Wood. Richard BOTTOM DennisZak. OPPOSITE PAGE'TOP ROW: Zeena Zielinski. BOTTOM ROW: I ary‘Zjlliox. V . Derek Wolff. Kathy Zagst, •? - 160 Seniors Personals SANDY’s pete peeve is Co-ed Gym . . . plans to see some of the world . . . fondest memory is of the synchronized swim show . . . will never forget Mrs. Mehl. DEREK (Les Paul Pete) plans to wind people's brains with his sound . . . is presently trying to outplay Ritchie Blackmore . . . won't forget Ken Clinard. EVA (Cakcs)’s favorite pastime is seeing Dennie and going out with the girls, especially Sue . . . will never forget Dennie. Kathy, Sue. Mrs. Mehl and Jim. ELIZABETH (Betsy) dislikes getting teased about her accent . . . plans to sec the world and try everything at least once . . . favorite pastime is Jeff. PAT (Woofer) enjoys being with Rich . . . will never forget Don Baby” Lamp . . . remembers Mac”. KATHY (K Wood) recalls Homecoming '72, laughing with friends, mud puddles and football . . . won't forget Phyl, Lou, Holly, Mike and Schneid. who kept her smiling through the depressions. RICHARD (Yac) enjoys Kegling and flirting . . . plans to become the next Howard Coscll . . . won’t forget Blind Melon Chittlon; Room 130. KEVIN (Clown)’s pet peeve is peace freaks . . . fondly remembers his first birthday party . . . won't forget Shell and Debbie or Robert John’s Class (Kid). RANDY’s (Land) worst memory is homeroom . . . enjoys partying and cruising . . . will never forget the Boys. DENNIS enjoys being with Kathy . . . worst memories are of getting Yellow Slips . . . favorite pastime is playing Football. ROBERT (Bob)’s fondest memory is ”110 in the Shade’ and all the far-out things that went on. onstage and off . . . favorite pastime is doing nothing. ZEENA (Zee) enjoys expressive dancing ... pet peeve is murder ball in Co-ed Gym . . . will never forget the “Free Fare” assembly and concert or Mr. Clarke. ABOVE: Seniors work hard” at their float party. OPPOSITE, TOP: Dave Holzschuh seems somewhat amazed, during lunch. 161 Seniors Bruce’s sense of humor made him a popular figure at Iroquois. OUTSTANDING BOY. GIRL Bruce Argauer, Jean Weis Chosen Class of 1973 chose Jean Weis as outstanding girl . . . sophomore, junior year homecoming attendant . . . A.F.S. summer exchange stu- dent to Switzerland . . . inducted into National Honor Society, Junior year . . . honor roll . . . studied A.P. Biology in D.I.S.. . . accepted at Allegheney where she plans to study pre-med . . . Bruce Argauer, outstanding boy . . . National Honor Society, Junior Year . . . Empire State Boy, 1972 . . . Regents Scholarship . . . honor roll . . . accepted at Clarkson, ma- joring in engineering . . . Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football . . . Freshman, J.V. Basketball . . . J.V. Baseball . . . D.I.S. member, studied Electronics . . . Jean displays the classroom concentration that made her an honor student. 162 Seniors Bruce listens to Mr. Ferguson at an NHS meeting. Bruce studies Electronics theory in D.I.S. 163 Senior Poll DONE THE MOST FOR IROQUOIS Dan Harris Dawn Penfold DONE IROQUOIS FOR THE MOST Karl Kessler Roberta Solly BEST SENSE OF HUMOR John Holmes Sally Steffan BEST APPEARANCE Erik Focrsch Jean Weis CLASS FLIRTS Rick Yacobush Lin Cymerman MOST ATHLETIC Joel Berger Laura Hollowood MOST MUSICAL Dave Jones Laurie Scott MOST ARTISTIC Larry Hall Sue Henscn MOST VERSATILE Scott Holszchuh Sue Steinhilber MOST TALKATIVE Mark Schneider Kathy Duma MOST GULLIBLE Greg Birtsch Sally Steffan Mike Bradley, “friendliest.” Neil Garvey, “most responsible.” 164 Seniors Senior Poll MOST CONSIDERATE Jim Murray Gail Lcney MOST RESPONSIBLE Neil Garvey, Mary Radcmacher MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jim Kamath Kathy Wood MOST STUDIOUS Jay Wightman Rene Agthe FRIENDLIEST Mike Bradley Debbie Specht MOST ADMIRED Jeff Berger Karen Wilgosz MOST BASHFUL Jim Smith Melody Pfeiffer MOST RADICAL Mark Bennett Mandy Hughes MOST CONSERVATIVE Bill Boiler Rene Agthe FEARLESS LEADERS Dan Harris Dawn Penfold DECIDEDLY DIFFERENT Sieg Mahar Roberta Solly 165 DEDICATION Mr. Charles Funke It’s natural for a student to think of Mr. Funke when he needs help with . . . well, anything. Because Mr. Funke is the type of man who is always willing to listen. Charles James Funke was born June 10, 1943 in Batavia, New York. He attended East Pembroke Central, where he was class president and cap- tain of the football and basketball teams. Graduating in 1961, Mr. Funke went on to the University of Buffalo to study physical education. Mr. Funke did his student teaching at Iroquois, and in 1966 was hired to teach elementary phys-ed here. Three years later he accepted the position that brought him in contact with high school students: teaching health. Mr. Funke presently lives in Depew with his wife, Jane, and their three children. As a coach in track, football, and basketball, and more recently as freshman-class guidance adviser, Mr. Funke has come in contact with probably the entire student body. But the class of ’73 will always remember him as their personal friend. And for this reason the 1973 IROQUOIAN is hereby dedicated to Mr. Funke. Mr. Funke waits for an opening. Mr. Funke stops to confer with a student in the hall. 166 Seniors Coach Funkc leads last year’s Freshmen basketball team onto the court for practice. Mr. Funkc watches the action on court from the Mr. Funkc evades the defense on his way to two points, sidelines. 167 Someday Song I am searching for a Someday somewhere on the road ahead I have followed Someday’s path although I knew not where it led Though wearisome and ignorant to what my somedays hold I’d ransom all my soul to hear The stories they have told Somewhere someone sings a song That summons me swiftly one way Succumbing, stunned, I stumble out, still seeking my own someday The Someday songbird’s sonnet sounds as sundry someones strum The sullen-sounding sitar strings and other someones hum. Someday’s sunken treasure is a sumptuous sum to plunder, but guarded by some substance which no man can rend asunder The prospect of it glistens in the handsome summer sun and the glory of the search will be passed on from son to son How many men have lived and died still searching for their someday? 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Words flash across the screen just before it goes dark: The End”. But it isn’t, really. We can always rewind it and play it again. Eyes close. Catastrophic cataclysms of kaleidoscopic color pass in prismatic panorama images of our childhood flash before our eyes like a rapid transit merry-go-round: barbiedollteddybear dunnowhydunnowhere docsuesscapkangaroo fairytalescansurecometrue cowboysinjunsgreenlightred bangbanggotchayouisdead lovemakesmumps'nchickenpoxstop polishoffcerealsendinboxtop coloringbooksbuildyoungminds crayolajumbostayinthelines junglegymswingandslide getabikeandlearntoride icecreamkool-adethousandflavors tootsierollsandredlifesavers Momwrapsyawhenit’scoldinwoolies kisseshurtsandyellsatbullies.. Eyes open. Play it again. Many happy Reruns. 172 . . . AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSORS Patrons Patrick and Miranda . . . Mazola . . . Mrs. Mehl . . . CARL'S BARBER SHOP . . . Thanks to Mr. Norman Gustavel for football photograph on page 42 and photograph on page 119 . . . CONVENIENT FOOD MART IN ELMA VILLAGE . . . B. J. Millar . . . ’73 Munchkins fondly remember Jimi . . . ELMA DRY CLEANERS . . . Edgar likes to have Matilda around . . .Mr. Rear- don . . . Head Pharoah — Top priority . . . Mr. McCready . . . ELMA HARDWARE RENTAL . . . Good luck to the Class of ’73 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Martin . . . HILL’S STATIONERY 704 MAIN STREET EAST AURORA . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Holmes . . . The Ambivert Associa- tion ... LA R WOOD PHARMACY. INC., 674 MAIN STREET, EAST AURORA . . . Prema and Punky . . . Here we go, Choppers, here we go! . . . Pokie Tweetie Pie . . . Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hughes . . . KAI’S FABRIC SHOPPE . . . J. Holmes luvs Year- book staff ... It only works for socks, not crickets . . . “Hot Lips,” ICS Rifle Star . . . Karin, Gunnar and Stefan Tingsvall . . . Komix Comics, All in Color For a Dime! . . . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meyer . . . Quill Scroll Society . . . Let’s have 3 cheers for the Washington Redskins . . . NYHART’S MUSIC CENTER . . . Last page poem, “Visions on an Avocado Pear,” by Jim Karnath . . . FRIENDS . . . Children try to imitate us. Why don’t we ever imitate them? Go back in time for just a second to the days of make-believe and remember how it felt to laugh forever and a day. Just a minute . . . hour father . . . 173 PL I Index empty all gone the clock hums on In the silence Administration 68 A.F.S. 38 Audio Visual 59 Band 54 Baseball 26 Basketball Varsity 14 J.V. and Freshman 12 Girls 21 BOCES 60 Bowling 28 Business Club 38 Cheerleaders 24 Chorus 56 Cross-Country 8 Dedication 166 F.F.A. 49 Field Hockey 22 Football Varsity 10 J.V. and Freshman 12 Golf 29 Homecoming 42 It’s Academic 58 Juniors 106 Key Club 58 Model U.N. 46 Operetta 34 Orchestra 52 Outstanding Boy and Girl 162 Patrons 168 Publications 62 Seniors 118 Senior Polls 164 Sophomores 94 Soccer 7 Speech and Drama 50 Student Council 46 Swimming 18 Synchronized Swimming 20 Track 30 Volleyball 23 W.I.C.S. 38 Wrestling 16 Yearbook 64 We sit in the midst of the universe, our soda straw senses thrust in deep. The sign says “All you can drink” so why just sip? Drink deep see hear taste touch smell let’s get our five senses worth. 175 the final? word . . . sitting and pondering my mind is a-wandering and now and then from time to time my body is inclined to follow behind ’tis a very strange case but now each morn when i awake the land around me has a new face. the end was coming soon 'twas near the end of june that my body decided to accompany my mind together we departed in search for a new . . . and in our departing the excitement and the rush there were some things left unsaid. and these thoughts they lay in silence for, while in friendship of fifty-two there is no time or reason for. but now while i have a moment or two even though they only be few my mind, again it wanders sometimes it wanders back home in these moments i feel a little sad and in a strange way alone for the words unspoken to some very dear friends yet i am happy where i am i would have it no other way, new friends to be found, new experiences to be lived there is much to be learned. now if my mind ever shall wander to the place i once loved, i will try not to feel sad for i have so many happy memories but again something strange is happening new memories are being formed when my body again follows the course of my mind i will then miss this new place which i will be leaving behind but who knows—if wishes come true maybe someday up ahead in the future we all shall Walk Together and Talk Together.