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

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Our representatives at work. The freshmen produced an excellent float their first year. STUDENT LIFE Although the school day is centered around the academics, a student often finds a variety of interruptions of social interest. Whether it be a student governing board meeting, a pep assembly, or a few free moments in a classroom, we are provided an opportunity to exchange views on student concerns, contemplate our social lives, and air our support for athletic teams. Lorry Rinas performs at halftime. 13

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Rowdy Juniors participate in the pep assembly. Linette Karl contributes to the sophomore float. Junior attendant. Brenda Karl, atop the float. 12

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Fay Zubler tries a candied apple. Michele 8chlueter views the game. STUDENT LIFE The social aspects of Iroquois life multiply and enrich the learning ex- periences which are provided by academics. Activities are as varied as the individuals who seek them. Students may participate in such diverse areas as sports, drama, music, art, AFS, and Model U.N. A Junior class meeting in Mr. Root’s room. 14 A Grand Island attack is held off by Frank Warner.