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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

IROQUOIAN Iroquois Central High School Elma, N.Y. Volume 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Dedication 4 Theme 6 Homecoming 1980 8 Faculty 18 Underclassmen 36 Seniors 90 Sports 144 Organizations 302 Patrons 228 Index 230 2 A MU of us travelling n the road Caught in a bottle neck, four year traffic jam: We holler, moan Scream and curse, jinking conditions wild not be worse. laising through A longing gaze M||ty visions CVt our yesterdays: Semesters, courses. Linked, a maze-. Our High School years, Another phase. . . ,’?S HOMECOMING 1980 1st— Class of 82— Abby Brauhn. Lisa Bauer 2nd— Class of '84— Laurie Miller. Diana Wagner 3rd— Class of '83— Laura Schroeder. Lisa Brown 4th Class of 81— Tricia Peters, Patty Darmstedter 1980 Homecoming Queen—Carol Baschmann 8 11 Take it easy, Take it easy. Don’t let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy. You may lose, you may win. but you will never be here again. . 15 ALMA MATER . . . an ever present guide Staying with us stride for stride. Working together, at great length. Watching as we gain our strength. And when we're ready to venture out: They'll sit back and hollar out Good luck!” 19 J Thomas Schnepper James McCready Charles Funke Kenneth Young Principal Acting Principal Acting-Ass’t. Principal Athletic Director 20 ADMINISTRATION Congratulations to the Class of 1981— I hope you have many precious memories from the educational experiences, of your friends, and of the activities you have had at Iroquois. I think we have a unique school where students, teachers, parents, and administrators work very closely in providing a good climate in which all of us can grow and develop. As graduates, you follow hundreds who have gradu- ated from Iroquois and gone on to make outstanding records in almost every area of the adult world. May each of you find ways in which you can contribute to the growth of your family, your church, your communi- ty, your country and the world. Merton L. Haynes. Ph.D. Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row One: Martha B. Fierle. Alice M. Drasgow, Jane B. Ciesielski. Elizabeth T. Quinn. Row Two: Dr. Merton L. Haynes. Cecil J. Scott. Dr. Joseph K. Riordan—Assistant Superintendent. Paul O. Zimmerman. Gilbert A. Springfield. Charles F. Stansbury. 21 Mrs. Mary Jean Becker English Miss Virginia Berg German—English Mrs. Sandra Bisesi English Miss Patricia Boggan Physical Education 22 « , -So 23 Mr. Thomas Durham English Mr. Elwood Ealon Director of Music Mr. Carl Emens Science Mrs. Rose Faraci English Mrs. Janice Cronk Mr. Richard Dechowitz Home Economics Physical Education Mr. Russell DeFazio Science Mr. Michael Dennis Social Studies 24 Mr. Joel Grundy Mathematics Mrs. Ruth Hamms Librarian Miss Lola Harbison Social Studies Mr. Ralph Howell Science—Dept. Head 26 Mr. Ronald Kapturowski Social Studies 27 Mr. Fred Marcheson Social Studies Mrs. Diane Matthews Resource Mr. Jack McBride Special Education Mr. Thomas McQuillan Mathematics 28 Miss Barbara Millar Physical Education Mrs. Lila Nevergold English Mrs. Suzanne Notarpole Home Economics Mr. Archie O’Bryan Physical Education Mr. Robert Radder Social Studies Mr. William Reardon Social Studies Mrs. Christine Reardon Mathematics Mrs. Jeanne Roma English 30 Mr. John Rothrock Social Studies Mrs. Karen Ruch English Mr. James Sabo Social Studies Miss Mary Lou Sailor German 31 Mrs. Geraldine Stansbury Librarian Mr. Robert Steislinger Social Studies Dept. Head Mr. William Streit Science Mr. William Sweet Science 32 Miss Terry Thurston Resource Mr. Peter Tonsoline Science Mr. Robert Wainman Physical Education Mrs. Gail Warzel Science 33 STAFF Cafeteria Staff: Row One: P. Monile. G. Gabamonte. D. Giles. J. Godlove. Row Two: L. Dickins. T. Colson. M. Maciejewski. M. Rayner. Superintendent's Office Secretaries: M. Olson. P. Kwiatkowski. High School Secretaries: Sitting: E. Siegel. Standing: M. Hesse. W. Butler. C. Liberatore. M. Heil. 34 Teacher Aide$: Standing: P. Richter. Sitting: M. Mann. Business Office Secretaries: Sitting: R. Szymanski. S. Klotz. Standing: B. Kriegbaum. K. Doran. R. Sperber. T. Kilger. Custodial Staff: J. Kornetki (General Mechanic). J. Martin. S. Bosch. 35 te'-. U1NPWROW You understand me, I understand you-, And I'm sure, together We can make it through Anything. We were brought together By some circumstance. I looked beside me. Took a glance. [I And you were there. My friend, companion To come with me. O’er hill Through canyon. I don't know how long We'll be together A week, a month? Perhaps forever. But. for now We're on the road Sharing our dreams Sharing the load. Soon. I know The road will split. But, perhaps, before The end of it. We will meet again. 37 Freshmen Row One: Robert Lucas—President, Cheryl Holland Vice President, Colleen Whalen Secre- tary. Laury Simme Treasurer. Row Two= Joseph Accurso Delegate. Laurie Macaluso Dele gate. Wendy Wood—Delegate. Margret Thompson— Delegate. Row Three: Kevin Allen. Kim Allen. Row Four: Mark Andol. Nicole Andre. Row Five: Clifford Baerwaldt. Raymond Balcerzak. Helen Balyszak. Scott Barbaritz. Row Six: Nancy Atkinson. Michael Austin. Row Seven: David Bassett. Carol Beats. 38 Freshmen Row One: Bessie Beckendorf. David Benn. William Bennett. John Bermel. Keith Bickford. Michelle Biondo. Row Two: Adam Bishop. Ka- ren Bly, Timothy Boebel. Row Three: Susan Boiler. David Botzenhart. Joseph Bowers. Row Four: William Brady. Lynn Bratton. Suzanne Brodowski. Row Five: Parke Brown. Theresa Brunner. Sandra Buchwald. Row Six: Debbie Burke. Jeffrey Bush. Dominic Candino. Cynthia Carroll. David Casey. Jennifer Chapin. 39 Freshmen Row One: Michael Cherven. Michael Cirocco. Dale Clabeaux. David Clark. Lisa Clark. Mi- chelle Clark. Row Two: Michael Coatsworth. Michele Conroy. Donna Cook. Cathy Corbetta. Gail Cox. Scott D'Agostino. Row Three: Lorraine D'Andrea. Donna Danitz. Row Four: Peter Darmstedter. Peter Darrow. Row Five: Kenneth Dawley, William Dehr. Row Six: Peter DeLacy. David DelPrince. 40 Freshmen Row One: Susan Demcie. Scott DeNicola. Ron- da Dennis. Donald Dessert. Robert Dessert. Christina Dierolf. Row Two: Frances Digati. Kenneth Dobinski. Gerald Donnelly. Kevin Donovan. Michele Doyle. Richard Dubisz. Row Three: Kevin Durawa. Rosmarie Ebeling. Laurie Ebert. Daren Elliott. Row Four Timothy Ells. Lisa Ende. Suzanne Fink. Colleen Fintak. Row Five: Paul Flumerfeldt. Pam Foucha. Row Six: Thomas Franklin. Deborah Fulle. The Class of '84 came in 2nd place with their float As Time Goes On 41 Freshmen Upper Left —Row One: Karen Funke. Sarah Funseth. Peter Gaglio, Row Two-. Timothy Gallagher. Paul Gallo. Amy Galuski. Row Three: Joseph Gauthier. Deborah Gawron. Samuel Gerardi. Upper Right —Row One: Gail Gessner. Maria Ghiandom. Michelle Giambra. Row Two: Nancy Giannelli. Matthew Gilbert, Kevin Gillman. Below — Row One: Susan Gingerich. Paula Gish. Row Two: Jan Gnojek. Thomas Goldirg. It is a fine thing to have ability, but the ability to discover ability in others is the true test —Elbert Hubbard 42 Freshmen Row One: Nance Gonya. Melissa Grabenstalter. Richard Groh. Robert Gruber. Marta Gumtow. Brian Gustavel. Row Two: Curtis Halter. Mat- thew Hannah. Shannon Hansgate. Row Three: Andrew Hartman. John Hasselback. David Hatrick. Row Four: Karl Hauck. Laura Hegedus. Lorri Heil. Keith Hincher. Denine Hodur. Jens Hoeg. 43 Freshmen Upper Left—Row One: James Hollowood. Lisa Hoth. Mary Hotwes. Row Two: Jeryl Hubbard. Wendy Hyer. Sheila Jakubiak. Row Three: John Jarocinski. Craig Judware. Daniel Julian. Upper Right —Row One: Glenn Kamholz. Kenneth Kammerer. Brian Kaplewicz. Row Two: Ste- phen Kawczynski. Carl Keem. David Kegler. Bottom —Row One= Nel- son Keller. Lynne Kephart. Karen Klumpp. Row Two: Linda Kopf, Ed- ward Kostrzebski. Timothy Krawczyk. 44 Freshmen Row One: Michelle Krazmien. Kathy Kull. Dawn Kwiatkowski, Paul Kwiatkowski. Row Two: James Lambert. Peter Lane. Mark Leney. Patricia Lentz. Row Three: James Lerczak. Kenneth Lewandowski. Paul Linnan. Row Four: Gayle Ljungberg. Kevin Loyst. Donna Luckenbaugh. Row Five: Steven Lutgen. Jeffrey Majewski. Cheryl Malicki. Row Six: Daniel Malinowski. Robin Mandolin. Thomas Markel. 45 Freshmen Row One: Vincent Markowski. Richard Mathis. Lisa Matyjasik. Sheila Mayne. Judy McCarthy. Patrick McMahon. Row Two: Michael McNerney. Peggy McOuay. Janet Meidenbauer. Row Three: Barbraa Menteky. Lynette Metzger. Michele Meyer. Row Four: Rodney Meyers. Michelle Mieney. Frederick Miley. Row Five: Jill Miller. Lori Miller. Michelle Miller. Row Six.- Timothy Miller. Andre Minkel. Mi- chelle Mitchell. 46 Freshmen Row One: Michael Mohr. Doni Mucher. Sandra Munn. Mark Murr. Kenneth Nagel. Lawrence Nowinski. Row Two: Dawn O'Connor. Valer le Offhaus. Row Three Kenneth Olejniczak. Scott Orf. Row Four Da- vid Ott. Richard Ott. Daniel Owens. Row Five: Cheryl. Patterson. Kimberly Paul. Kenneth Pawchuk. Row Six: John Pawelczyk. Paul Pawlak. Natalie Perez. Freshmen Row One: Christopher Perry. Steven Petrinec. Row Two: Valerie Phillips. Huynh Phuong. Row Three: Lisa Pierpaoli. William Plewinski. Brian Pucci. Sherry Quigley. Theresa Quinn. Eva Rebilas. Row Four: Dawn Reczek. Kevin Reed. Mary Reimer. David Reszel. Karen Richter. Scott Rider. Row Five: Brett Rickettson. Andrew Romagnuolo. Row Six: Christopher Ross, Robin Rowland. 48 Freshmen Row One: Michelle Rybarczyk. David Rygg. Richard Schaaf. Katherine Schasel. Row Two: Timothy Schick. Scott Schiemant. Chantal Schmitz. Wendy Schrader. Row Three: Yvette Schwenk. Max Sernoffsky. Marlene Sheasley. David Siclari. Row Four: Jacqueline Siebert. William Siebert. Todd Sikora. David Skinner. Row Five-. Richard Skinner. Jill Slawienski. Row Six: Thomas Sluberski. Peter Smith. 49 Freshmen Row One: Richard Smith. Vickie Soehnlein. Mark Souder. Row Two: Cathy Spaeth. Jeannine Sporysz. John Springer. Row Three: Jamie Stadel. Tracy Steinagle. Paul Stevenson. Row Four: Duane Stivens. Craig Streer. David Streicher. Row Five: Mary Lou Streif. Dawn Strzelec. Ramona Stuart. 50 Row One: Amybeth Suhr, Desiree Sullivan. Scott Syracuse. Amy Szczukowski. Row Two: Jon Ten Broeck. Tina Terwilliger. Margret Thompson. Gerard Tkaczyk. Row Three: Amy Tomczak. Michael Toth. Michele Toth. Lucy Trzepacz. Row Four: Nancy Turski. Barbara Vogel. Row Five: Diana Wagner. Charles Walk er. Margaret Walker. Susan Walters. Connie Warner. Timothy Waterman. 51 Freshmen Row One: David Walson. Melissa Weiglein. Patricia Weinman. Wayne Wheeler. Michael Wier. Susan Wilckens. Row Two: Connie Wilking. Joseph Wilkinson. Row Three: Gregory Willson. Kevin Wingate. Row Four: Laura Wojcik. Susan Wyrk. Stuart Zak. Lynn Ziegler. Laurie Zukowski. Mark Zukowski. 52 A 9 ' a The Freshmen had a good start this year with their 2nd place float. Their advi- sor was Mrs. Miller. Lori Miller and Diana Wagner were the attendants. It was very colorful and went well with the theme. Later, the Freshmen came in second place on their Holly Hanging display. Their theme was A Smurf Christmas.” Their chairpeople were Bob Lucas and Laurie Macaluso. 53 Sophomores Row One: President—Susan Rusmski. Vice- President Ronald Wangelin. Secretary— Laura Schroeder. Treasurer—Julie Kummer. Dele gate—Patrick Healy. Delegate David Kings- ley. Row Two: Delegate—Anthony Knowles. Delegate—Richard Ruzewski. Row Three: Kevin Abraszek. Deborah Aldous. Row Four: Michael Aldrich. Linda Allen. Row Five: Do- reen Almeter. Douglas Almeter. Row Six: Kenneth Anstett. Dean Anzalone. Rodney Arndt. Susan Bainbridge. Lori Bapst. James Baran. 54 Sophomores Row One. Lisa Barker. Tracee Bartlett. Bob Bates. Todd Battistoni. Sandra Bauer. Robert Beats. Row Two: Kimberly Beaver. Sheralee Berner. Scott Bernier. Michael Biondo. Row Three: John Blewett. Catherine Bennett. Row Four: Paul Blizniak. Lori Boebel. Row Five: Mark Bofinger. Lynn Bojak. James Boyle. Jen- nifer Brackett. Row Six-. Donna Breen. Lisa Breidenstein. Timmy Brocius. Rodney Broska. Lisa Brown. Michael Brunner. v 55 Sophomores Row One: Bonnie Buchwald. Heidi Budmewski. Angela Bukowski. Lyle Burling. Row Two: Dan lel Burstyn. Rose Campanella. Joanne Caradori. Christine Cardarelli. Row Three: Judy Carpen- ter. Todd Cased. Mark Caughel. David Cham- pion. Lynn Cholewinski. Brian Chowaniec. Row Tour: Michele Christen. Mary Chrosmak. Ste- phen Chudzinski. John Clark. Lisa Clark. Re nee Clark. Row Five: Stephen Clements. Chris- topher Clifford. Scott Cohen. John Covell. Row Six: Peter Crofut. Sandra Cromp. Richard Crosby. Mary Jo Cuppone. Sophomores Row One: Michelle Czernejewski. Mar- lin Davis. Russell Davis. Jennifer Day. Jeffrey Dembik. Sally Dickinson. Row Two: Paul Dipirro. Row Three: Dianne Dombrowski. Row Four: Noreen Donoue. Kim Donovan. John Doran. Wil- liam Durant. Kathleen Ellis. Darryl Ells. Row Five: James Elvers. Row Six: Tracie Esposito. Jeffrey Fitch. Bryon Foersch. Karen Fredrickson. Dale George. Chris- tine Gibney. The Sophomore Class has completed yet another year of -fund raising activities. These projects, such as dances and different sales, have yielded profits which have helped the Class of 1983 towards reach- ing their goal, the Senior Prom. The major event, be- ing the constructing of the 3rd place Homecoming float, produced much class spirit and participation. 57 Sophomores Row One: Julie Giesler, David Gilbert. Thomas Gilbert. Pamela Gister. Row Two: Sheryl Glinsboeckel. Kathleen Godlove. E'Marie Graezyk. Mary Greeley. Row Three: Pamela Greenauer. Peter Greene. Robert Groh. Cathy Grotke. Elaine Hanley. Elaine Hansgate. Row Four: Kimberly Hartman. Mark Heberling. Elizabeth Herlan. Diane Herr. Ron- ald Hickman. Lynnette Hodur. Row Five-. Gregory Hoefler. George Hoffman. Wendy Hoffman. 58 Sophomores Row One: Jennifer Hogue. Row Two: Marlin Hohensee. Row Three: Laura Hojnacki. Beverly Hutchinson. Wendy Jakubiak. Row Four. Tracey James. Bonnie Janora. Richard Janosz. Row Five: Debra Jezewski. Joanne Joanisse. Patricia Jordon. Row Six-. Timothy Julian. Alan Kaplewicz. Michael Kasprzyk. 59 Sophomores Row One: John Kaufmann, MaryLou Kaufmann. Lisa Kawczynski. Donald Kay. Row Two: Bonnalyn Keem. Michele Keller. Brian Keicher. Patrick Kent. Row Three: Richard Kingsley. Stephen Klaskala. Row Four: Wesley Kless, Carol Kloc. Row Five: Thomas Kloc, Thomas Knab. Douglas Knox. Gretchen Knuth. Row Six: Larry Kois. Lynn Kozierowski. 60 Sophomores Row One: Norman Krajnik. Laureen Krawczyk. Row Two: Suzanne Krupski. Marian Kubiak. Row Three: Anita Kull. Darlene Kuskosky. Row Four: Jennifer Kusz. Lisa Kwitek. Michael Lane. Lauriann Lavin. Row Five: Robert Lee. Jamie Liberatore. Kyle Link. Dawn Lis. Row Six: John Litteer. Lori Long. Christa Loudenslager. Stephen Macholz. Row Seven: Diane Maciejewski. Douglas Majeski. Mark Majewski. Marie Makowski. 61 Sophomores Row One: Kevin Malik. Mark Marcheson, Jennifer Marien. Paul Mazuchowski. Row Two: Kathleen McAnulty. Alexander McCarty. Laurie Meidenbauer. Gregg Metz. Row Three: Laura Meyer. Antoinette Miceli, Linda Miles. Jodi Miller. Row Four: John Miller. Linda Milleville. Melissa Monnin. Sandra Moorman. Row Five: David Morath. Holly Morford. Row Six-. Joyce Morris, Christopher Mozrall. Terrence Murzynski. Julia Nareau. 62 Sophomores Row One: Gregory Navagh. John Neureuther. Row Two: Lisa Neureuther. Mark Newton. Daniel Northern. Joy Norton. Row Three: Jill Nowinski. Deborah O’Connor. Row Four: Kevin O’Donnell. Melissa Orf. Row Five: Barbara Osika. Susan Ott. Deborah Owens. Michael Pearson. Row Six: Lisa Perez. Wendy Perkins. Julianne Pieczynski, Jill Pritchard. 63 Sophomores Row One: Dawn Pronobis. Jean Quick. Thomas Reid. Row Two: Mar- garet Reile. Julie Reinard. Cathleen Reis. Row Three: Sharon Renaud. James Rhodes. Jody Riedel. Gary Riehle. Carrie Ritenburg. Janice Roche. Row Four: Karen Roma. Joseph Rook. Kathy Roth. Michael Roth. Jeffrey Rounds. Joseph Rounds. Row Five: Karen Rozanski, Nicholas Russo. Sharon Ruszczyk. James Rys. Michael Rys. Joann Sauers. 64 Sophomores Row One: Dean Schasel. Lisa Schepper. Margaret Schintzius. Lori Schloss, Row Two-. James Schneider. Lawrence Schnitzer. Kevin Schoenthal. Joseph Schopper. Row Three: Amy Schrader. Dorothy Schueler. Lorraine Schutt. Tracy Schwenk. Row Four: Gary Seibold. Scott Showalter. 65 Sophomores Row One: Taylor Siebold. Jeffrey Simons. Donna Sitarek. Timm Slade. Todd Slade. Marcy Sly. Row Two: Steven Smith. Nancy Sobczak. Tammy Soeder. Row Three: Darryl Sokolowski. Joseph Sorgi. Donald Souder, Row Four: Bruce Specht. Holly Speckmann. Marc Stanley. Row Five: Scott Steinagle. Shannon Stover, James Strain. 66 Sophomores Row One: Richard Streer. Lauren Tent. Timothy Terzian. Diane Theal. Carolyn Thompson. Peter Todoro. Row Two: Thomas Toth. Susan Trautwein. Steven Trinkle. Row Three: William Trzepacz, Peter Twichell. Deborah Tuck. Row Four: Daniel Turner. Denean Vacanti. Andrea VanSlooten. Row Five: Ann Vara. Martin Wallace. Alan Walsh. Row Six: Mark Walter. Cheryl Walters. Michael Walters. 67 Sophomores Row One: Tracy Walters. Marianne Warfle, Alan Weatherbee. Greg- ory Weber. Renee Weeks. Kenneth Wesley. Row Two: David Wheeler. Peggy Wheeler. Mary White. Mary Wier. Tamara Wieszczecinski, Wendy Wilkinson. Row Three. David Williams. Janet Willson. Scott Winkley. Row Four: Cheryl Wroblewski. Jeffrey Wroblewski. Barbara Wryk. Row Five: Timothy Wutz. Cheryl Yager. Daniel Zandrowicz. Row Six: Holly Zgoda. Linda Ziccardi. Ronald Ziegler. Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. 68 LATE PICTURES The students in formal portraits on this page were missing from their section’s page: Row One: Freshmen: Bridie Adamiee. Michael Holcomb. Row Two: Mary Beth Kolerski. Calla Lind- bergh. Robert Mammon. Kenneth Mammoser. Row Three: Ellen Throm. Sophomores Kathleen Benzee. Wayne Bielecki. Robert Dehr. Row Four: David Mazurkiewicz. Row Five: Brian Nolan. 69 Cheryl Lucas President Abby Brauhn Vice President Amy Wangelin Secretary Patrice Mozrall Delegate Linda Schafer Delegate Richard Sharp Delegate 70 71 I 72 Nancy Colucci Diane Cook Peter Cook Theresa Coveil Rosemary Dark John Darmstedter Christine Demcie James Deperno Bridget Daley David Danitz Steven Day Laura Dobinski Susan Dombrowski Lora Dawley 73 Eve Donnelly Karen Donovan David Dumouchel Joseph Ebeling Henry Eckert David Engel Pamela Ende Alan Foss Anthony Fasolino Steven Flumerfeldt Paul Feller Knowledge is the foundation and source of good writing. 74 Michael Groff David Hannah ■ Peter Hart Lisa Hartman Richard Groff Eric Gustavel Scott Heil Lisa Hensen Kim Hodgson 77 Kenneth Hutchinson Mary Ann Kammerer Oanh Huynh Michele Jesonowski Christopher Kaplewicz Gregory Kaufmann Mark Kawczynski George Judware Donald Kephart Wendy Knuth Eric Kootte Knowledge is a comfortable and necessary retreat and shelter for us in an advanced age.”—Lord Chesterfield V Katherine Kloc Rebecca Knab 78 Dennis Krawczyk The Juniors won the float competition with the theme All Things Bright and Beautiful in Santa's Workshop. Attendants were Abby Brauhn and Lisa Bauer. The advisors were Mark Kawczynski and Mike Miller. Susan Krieger Kristen Kroh John Krytus Mitchell Kusmierz Mark Kwiatkowski Daniel Leroy Laurie LiPuma 79 Randal Loudenslager Celeste Marek Donna Malik Carolyn Martin 80 Lance Minkel Maria Mitchell Lisa Mieszczak Lisa Miley Jody Millard Michael Miller Christal Merkle Jonathon Millard Julie Miller Michael McPhee Dawn Melancon Richard Mentecky Deborah Miazga iw v Timothy Michaels Antoinette Miceli 81 John Moore Robert Moran Lisa Moreland Anthony Morgante Daniel Myszka Steven Mulvihill Lisa Murphy Richard Neibert Sandra Neubert Thomas Murzynski David Newton Talk happiness. The world is sad enough without your woe. — Orison Swett Marden 82 Under chairpersons Linda Schafer and Abby Brauhn, the Juniors tied for first place in Holly Jonathan Puleo Hanging with the theme, A Charlie Brown Christmas.” 83 The Juniors had a very successful year under advisors, Miss Millar and Mr. Sernoffsky. 84 Beverly Schoenthal Denise Schruefer ft Lynne Schuster James Sherbondy Jack Slawienski Rebecca Smith Lori Shevlin Robert Smith Frank Sorgi Eric Sporysz 85 jrhJL I David Szewczyk 86 87 Richard Waskow Daniel Welkley Pennington Watson Cynthia Waver Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference ’ —Robert Frost Henry Wesolowski Jean Wheeler 88 89 .. . The Road Now branches Put asunder. Afraid, in awe. We stop to wonder. One by one We'll choose our routes Learning more What life’s about. We move on. Yet, each remembers The road we've shared These past Septembers. If ever I see TMy classmates again. I'm sure we’ll look back. And remember when We travelled together— The tears—the fun— We, the class of '81. 91 4 Carol Baschmann President Lynn Perry—Vice-President Paul Rummer Treasurer Michelle Gallo Secretary David Debo—Delegate William Dobinski Delegate . . r Kevin Simme—Delegate Patricia Peters- Delegate Carol's Fondest Memories . . . Homecoming Assembly '80. IO l8 80i Will Never Forget . . getting typed to in the SGB room, all night float parties (knobby knees!). 6 per. lunch with the guys £ all the friends I met—esp. M.G.. T.P.. K.M.. R.C., J.A.. J.L.. P.A.. B.P., C.Q.. £ everyone else-. Pet Peeves . . has- sles with Prom £ Math, people who try to be something they aren't; Favorite Saying . . Life goes on! ; Future Plans . . be- ing someone important £ marrying somebody with a beard £ big shoulders. Lynn s Fondest Memory . . Flomecoming assemblies; Will Never Forget . . Mr. Root. P.T.. all the cheerleaders. B.P.. Elma Mead- ows Gang; Pet Peeves . . crowds! followers ’; Favorite Say- ing . . What greater joy than to sieze all life has to offer £ to make the most of what we have £ who we are. ; Favorite Pastime . . laughing. Future Plans . . be a member of the U.S. Congress after Law school. Paul’s Fondest Memories . . times spent with D.S., B.D.. N.M.. £ Chemistry with Mr. Emens; will Never Forget . . the fun. work £ good times with all the guys in Cross-Country £ all the help £ encouragement from Coach Sweet!; They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. They shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint! —Isaiah 40-31 Michelle's Fondest Memories . . Deutschland. The Gallerie . Bier, summer '80. Will Never Forget . . Flomecoming '80 with the WOMAN from Super Duper £ the gallon of Champagne, egging mission” Flalloween '80. N.R.. Spring Gardens (etc . . ). F.H.. the Klutz. Carp. BO. O. Bucks. Suey. D.G.. £ B.FI.. the swim team w moon. Schnapps. T.S. £ the peacepipe”. Beefpatties. You Bum! , mailboxes. Green Thursdays. £ Mrs. Mehl; Favorite Pastime . . partying; Pet Peeves . rednecks. Flying Nuns. C.B.ers; Future Plans . . to go back to Europe; Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to!” ICS. it’s been a unique experience. Kevin's Fondest Memories . . R.L.A., 12 27 79; Will Never For- get . . K.P. £ the great class of ’81. L.C.. S.W.. C.K.. Ike. T.C.. Knobby Knees. Bigs. Smear. £ the rest of my super friends £ teachers. Also. Bigs End of the World Parties, concerts. '8CV8I Varsity Baseball; Pet Peeve . . vandalism. Favorite Pastime . . mud football, making people happy; Future Plans . . beat Ike to the best looking . . Well. BOATLOADS!; The law kills but the Spirit gives life. —2 Corinthians 3:6 Tricia’s Fondest Memories . . the land”—running out of gas £ wondering if they'd ever get back (Scout?); Will Never Forget . . float parties, all nighters. Ithaca. Springbrook '80 (no!), the lake (gaf). sports, picking weeds for Mrs. N.. ILYT. Holly Hang- ing 8 £ ’79 £ all the people that made ICS special; Pet Peeves . . hassles with the prom, paranoid people, being called Pat; Future Plans . . trying to keep my PBI controlled. Dave's Fondest Memories . . the appearances on stage £ screen in Drama Club £ It’s Academic”. Will Never Forget the Oklahoma! chicken, the English class count £ amount. Decameron!”. £ making fireworks in the basement; ... no one can make you feel inferior without your own consent. E. Roosevelt. Rill's Fondest Memories . . CF class £ MR English, silly beans; Will Never Forget . . Homecoming ’77. H. Hanging ’79 (the 5 finger print). BB game £ locker rooms. Uncle Bob; Pet Peeves . . B.W., S.G.B.. wall. H:0. Puppie dog. C.W.. N.D., T.B.; Favorite Sayings . . skinny. B.M.. E.M.. M.BJ.i Favorite Pastime watching loveboat in S.G.B.. the News, getting crocked; Future Plans . . grow £ be famous; Promise never to forget Rocksy £ 10th grade Social. 92 Senior Class History The journey through High School for us began in 1977 when as typical Freshmen we took a 4th place float to Latimer Field. Judy Gilbert and Renee Wenzel rode next to our purple moun- tains. But never fear, with Kevin Muerle as our President and Miss Wholers as advisor we made it up with our Christmas mouse Holly Hanging display. Our true spirit really began to show, in our Sophomore year when we started out with Joe Podraza leading us as President and a new fearless advisor. Ken Palmer. We really got our hands into the chicken wire and took a 1st place with our Aladan's Lamp Float, rode by Maureen Ryan and Paula Carretto. We stayed on top through out the year taking a 1st place in Holly Hanging with good old Scrooge. This was also the year of our very memorable car wash. Carol Baschmann took the Presidents chair in our Junior year. With K.P. at our side we worked our tails off for an- other 1st place float, only to take 2nd with The Park Scene. Riding the float were Carol Baschmann and Leslie Cofta. The cafeteria hall windows didn’t do us justice as we took a 4th in Holly Hanging, but we didn't stop looking forward to our Senior year. With Carol as President again, the Senior class was on its way. Homecoming was a little disappointing as we took an unfortunate 4th place with Bambi. But Trish Peters. Patty Darmstedter. and Queen Carol Baschmann made it look better. We didn’t let this kill the spirit. Arrangements for the Prom were in full swing, and taking care of all those problems were Jeff Aichenger. Cheryl Quick, and Trish Peters. Holly Hanging came along and we tied for 1st place redeeming our- selves as usual. Thanks to Maureen Ryan. S. G. B. President, the school is looking better. We are looking forward to the best Prom yet at the Marriot Inn. 93 Duane Almeter paula Anzalone Paula s Fondest Memories . . camping trip ’80. 11 79. 8 17. 8 23. Baricines. Froth parties. Atlanta game. Buff. St., powder wars; Will Never Forget . . K.R.. T.K.. Mic, K.S.. L.A.. K.A.. M.B., S.M.. Howie’s class. Mrs. M.. yearbook. % all the other friends that made ICS speciali Pet Peeves . . cliques, chipmonks in Ketchup. Theresa’s contacs. Where's your pass? � Favorite Sayings . . Pm buying”. 2’s, 2’s, 2’s”, oh no , African woman i Favorite Pastime . . shopping with T.K.. K.R., C.M., S.M.i Future Plans . . go to Buff. St. and become a computer programmer. Jeff Will Never Forget. . Goose. Smear. Weber. Lenz % his par- ties. T.C.. J.R.. R.M.. O.D.. G.H.. K.S., Jimmy Joe summer ’80. baseball '80 with Coach Snyder his glasses. Bubs our good times together. Bob Seger '80. basketball games our Halftime Highlights . Hmrm. 12 traitor Carol. Hey Pete, what’s gonna happen?”, the girl that wasn’t. Mr. Palmer’s Help . Lisa's Fondest Memories . . Allegany ’80. Floridai Will Never Forget . . graduation night with a few from the class of ’80. P.A.. S.M.. PeeWee. D C.. J.B.. P.S.. J.A.. M.B.. C.D.. M.S.. B.B.. M.S., four years with Mr. Snyderi Pet Peeves . . spitballs. cliques, quiet studyhalls. librarians, immature people. Driver-ed. theory classi Favorite Sayings . . She’s gonel Get Lost!”i Fa- vorite Pastime . . wrestling matches. Paul’s Fondest Memory . . was when Rich Hess took a dive to save us laps; Will Never Forget . . the twelve, football 80 Bob Seger concert. J.K., K.A., M.K.. J.S.. 10th period Great Issues, pizza. Rothrock, the dancing bear. Duane Will Never Forget . . summertime parties 6 beaches (worm), QHB 6 associates. PCW’s with M.P., D.K., B.C., hockey games. SAT’s ’round school. Holzborn’s ’ other head- aches. Butch Supertramp. Looking forward to all the good times yet to become . Do B’s-entering an endless summer. 94 Charles Beats Susan Benner David Will Never Forget . . Jenny 6 all the good times we've had. Homeroom. DIS� Pet Peeves . . conceited females, being called stork, cartoons� Future Plans . . go to college, get married. Chuck's Fondest Memory . . incident with D.T. on the bus� Will Nev- er Forget . Kansas City 80'. F.D.I., F.P.I.. Jack Daniels� Favorite Say- ing . . Morn'in. Sue's Fondest Memories . . summer of '80. Wildwood beach� Will Never Forget . . B6P.. D.SB.. Mr. G’s I0R English. Buzz. most of all Scott. 95 Mary' Fondest Memory . . Charlie Daniels Molly Hatchet concert with D.L.j Will Never Forget . . Chris. D.L., L.A.. L.W., L.N.. Mr. Radder. Mr. Sabo, Mr. Snyder. B.B., P.A., D.B.. 11-16-80. Pet Peeves . . librarians, no card playing, the freshmen hall� Favorite Pastime . . be- ing with Chris. Babette's Fondest Memories . . the Class of '78, Don't worry we’ll get there’’� Will Never Forget . . S.S.. J.H.. R.R., C.D., L.P.. J.W.. D.L., Etc.� Pet Peeve . . fake cheerleaders, cliques, stuck-up immature Jocks”� Favorite Saying . . How sad. I’m sorry”� Favorite Pastime . Bills games� Future Plans . . going to college and having a good time. Dawn Will Never Forget . . Alan. S.W.. PC.. M.W.. L.C., KJ.. D.D.. L.G.. S.G.. B.G.. Class of ’79 80. hand-check� everybody else that made my times enjoyable at Iroquois, my first date with Alan. New Year’s Eve and Sheri’s party, getting kicked out of Ali-Baba’s. my birthday party� Future Plans . . college, showing cattle and horses all over the world!, hopefully having Alan in all my future plans� Pet Peeve . . When people blame me for things I didn’t do!� Favorite Pas- time . . skiing, horseback riding, skipping out. going to parties and bars with my friends. 96 Edward Borek Beth Botzenhart Kathleen Brady Bob's Fondest Memories . . End of the world parties. Sherkston. mudd snow ball, golden boys, Will Never Forget . . Sue Ziccardi. Aieh. Smear. Bigs. Rico. T.C.. Ziz. Buzz. Grip.. Baa. Duggan. Pore. P.A.. Booky. K.A.. B.D., Worm. J.D.. O.O.. B.B., Favorite Pastime . . Lennies 6 G.C.A. with Caven- dish. Bruce Will Never Forget . . Laura all the times we’ve spent together. J.P., D.W.. S.B.. E.B.. T.S.. D.A.. B.C.. C.Q.. B.C.. J.D.. all the boys in Soccer, Pet Peeve . . not getting my own way, No. I don’t really care what you think. No maybe I’m no normal child’ I’ve got a few more problems to cope with. But you know you've gotta pay to be wild! Ed’s Fondest Memory . . the Seger-Miami weekend. Will Never Forget . . D.S. 6 L.K.. Flmrm. hall with Fry. R.M.. J.R.. D.W.. D.K.. J.P., typing class. J.G.R.’s class. Eng. HR, Favorite Pastime . . going to ICS dances B-ball games, going to Len’s with G.J.. J.Z.. having J.D. nights, going to Bills Sa- bres games early coming home late, Will Always Remember . . Aunty Suzy the 3 sophomores who act like seniors. Beth’s Fondest Memories . . 7 30 80. Homecoming ’80. Will Never Forget . . T.K., S.A.. C.A.. R.C., K.C.. P.K., S B.. C.G.. Bookkeeping classes, the fire de- partment. Don S all the special times we’ve shared together, Pet Peeve . . two minutes to homeroom. Kathy's Fondest Memories . . Deutschland, Berlin. the summer of 80 % Dortmunder Union, Will Never Forget . . the Galerie. the Big Apple, the Zum Ritter, the Claw, the Walrus. C.G.. C.M.. K.S.. N.M.. Disco Alane D-l- S-C-O. Mrs. Parks. Mrs. Mehl, Pet Peeve . . the flying nun economics, Fa- vorite Saying . . Al iso Klarl”, Future Plans . . to see all of Europe. 97 Keith Buckingham Nathalie Broyer Ronald Buchbinder Steven Caradori Karen M. Carpenter Nathalie's Fondest Memories . . the red Jacket, pizza sale. Homecoming '80, carnation day. eraser hostages; Will Never Forget . . Filips and Queen Eliza- beth. AFS families. Mrs. Mehl. A. H.. U.S.A.. snow. The friendly smile and hello from everybody at Iroquois; Pet Peeves . . . cucumbers, corn. Filips and his fries; Favorite Saying . . It doesn’t matter who you love and how you love, but that you love! Keith Will Never Forget . . Homecoming '80. Fondest Memories . . II English with silly Bear, D.P. with C.F.. K) English with Un- cle Bob; Pet Peeve . . The News; Future Plans . . to fly the skies. Ron's Fondest Memory . . 10 34 80� Will Never Forget . . football '80. all the people I’ve met at ICS especially in '80. Pet Peeves . . squeelers”, people on your case; Future Plans . . college, getting a high paying job. Karen S. Carpenter Paula Carretto Steve's Fondest Memories . . Patty Jordan. PJ-I the RM-Y3 terrorists with my best friend Chip; Will Never Forget . . the trip to Florida with Chip. BOCES bus. 9th llth grade parties. Favorite Pastime . . Moto crossin'. Patty, friends, parties� Fu- ture Plans . . Own my own construction company. Karen M. Will Never Forget . . Zin, Sheila. B.P.. J.K., Miss B.. Papa G.. M.G.. R.C., B.B., V ball. Track, Tennis. 8 all the people connected with them� Pet Peeve . . being pestered in 10th pe- riod Eng. by L.C.. D.K.. A.L.. 6 S.T.� As the day goes by.” James 4:14. Karen S. Will Never Forget . . Homecoming '79. Senior break- fast. K.O., D.W.. V.K.. M.S.S., M.G.. L.C.. Prom '80. 5 33 81. Ooh-la-la”� Future Plans . . making memories precious with Mike� . . Some of us might find happiness if we would quit struggling so desperately for it.”—William Feather. 98 Ruth Clark Lori Clark Sue's Fondest Memory . . the times spent with Mike-, Will Never Forget . . K.K.. 3 13 80. L.C. L.G.. L.F.. J.W., 12 8 79. Fridays at Alden. Homecoming ’80. Pet Peeve . . gangs; Favor ite Sayings . . O.S. G.L.' Favorite Pastime . . talking; Future Plans . . do away w E.M. Lori's Fondest Memory . . spending time with H.B.. Will Never Forget . . B.K.. D.T.. M.T.. K.S.C.. W.W.. S.T.. Mr. S.. Mr. R.. Mrs. N.. fun times in 5-6th sewing class. 10 21 79. 3 7 80. fc all my teachers friends. Pet Peeves . . Black Studies w Jocks. spitballs-. Future Plans . . to be very happy £ to marry H.B. Ruth's Fondest Memory . . the summer of '80. Will Never For get . . all the friends I’ve made at ICS. all the rowdie bus rides; Pet Peeves . . “Two minutes to hmrm.”. Berlin curfews; Future Plans . . buy a mountain become a hermit there. 99 David Clifford Tracy Clark Tracy’s Fondest Memories . . Jimmy the times we have spent to- gether. 7 14 84� Favorite Saying . . Nothing can match the treasure of common memories, of trials endured together, of quarrels rec- onciliations S generous emotions. Dave's Fondest Memories . . the summers of ’79 6 ’80. 8 1 80. Will Never Forget . . S.M.. S.M.. B.T.. M.W.. Blanche. Adelia. Z.K.. Marilyn. Bourbon Street, the Family� Pet Peeve . . picking teams� Favorite Say- ing . . What work do librarians do? Leslie s Fondest Memories . . working at Holzborn Farms, going to carnivals, parties, sophomore float burning. Will Never Forget . . Scrock. K.J., S.C., D.B.. Jack. L.F., L.G.. M.W., Fred, summer of ’80. all my friends when I needed them the most, the Elma Meadows gang all the things they’ve done for me� For everyone who asks receives. £ he who seeks finds. £ to him who knocks it shall be opened.” Tony Will Always Remember . . Renee £ all the great times we’ve had this year� Will Never Forget . . B-ball with J.K.. the lunch table, all my friends I’ve made at ICS� Pet Peeves . . Mr. T. who thinks he knows everything about women. Math UR. Coaches that coach for two schools. James Colgrove Anthony Cuppone 100 Catherine Darrow Patricia Darmstedter Keith Davis David Dawley Patty's Fondest Memories . . those being shared with Robert!; Will Never Forget . . Charlann. Karen. Jane. Judy. fc the rest of the rowdies, the 7:00 ring. Homecoming 80. Sr. year. Chester's class. Ski Club. 102. typing for Fred. Mr. Friz, my twin, softball with Coach fc 4 years in the back of the bus. all the times I've laughed!; Pet Peeve . . Mr. Radder always wearing green! Cathy’s Fondest Memories . . summer of '80 with Bob W. being with Bob. Tricia. 6 Jim at the beach; Will Never Forget . . Tricia. Kim. Bonnie. Lisa. P.S., R.D.. E.W.. M.S.. L.A.. B.B.. I.R.. B.E., meeting Bob S The Rag Time Band”. 6-3 80; Pet Peeve . . Mr. Root all of his cheerleaders; Favorite Say- ing . . I can rely on you.” Keith's Pet Peeve . . being directed to the elementary school by Freshmen; Will Never Forget . . Oklahoma. A.H.. Me Moil’s anarchism. Doug's Fondest Memory . . pulling Meter out of the Jackson Browne concert; Will Never Forget . . Dudzy. Pore. Kathy, my buddies who made this year the best. Debby for reasons un- derstood. Merk. Bee. Bip. Wharf-Meter. Kew. Rome. Paul. Barneeey!; Pet Peeves . . J. Aich.'s, O.K. Doug”. 4-H camps; Favorite Saying . . Where is Ed Bentley? Bradley Day Douglas Day 101 John Dembik Carol De Nicola Filips Fondest Memories . . Halloween. Red Jacket, trip to Detroit. Nippy. £ Toronto! Will Never Forget . . the Kolk family. Nathalie. Queen Elizabeth. Mrs. Mehl. D.F.. J.R.. Iroquois. M.F.. Aracely. £ D.F.j Pet Peeves . . spaghetti, passes, tiny French girls� Favorite Pastime . . meeting people, sports. £ wild parties� Future Plans . . to become a diplomat or pro. soccer player. Mark's Fondest Memories . . waiting for Renee to finish watching Gen. Hosp.. meeting Mary S.. Joanne at the movies. H.C. night!� Will Never Forget . . the times spent with Debbie £ Renee, the 5 can look?. Bonnie getting out of B.S.� Pet Peeves . . jocks, sleazy girls, long underwear, £ Halloween night� Favorite Saying . . Debbie watch out for the Guard Raiir (CRASH!)� Favorite Pastime . . talking to Cindy about the Limo. sending Judy to bed. £ getting ma to write excuses� Fu- ture Plans . . getting out of prison (I mean school!). S working at my father's bar. Laura's Fondest Memory . . the day I met Bob. My knight in shining armor. � Will Never Forget . . the day my buddies took me out to celebrate my birthday� Pet Peeve . . discos� Favorite Saying . . Go for it! � Favorite Pastime . . watching Bambi in gym class� Will always remember . . Bambi. Bob. the clan £ all the BOCES Kids—without them school would have been a bore. Debbie's Fondest Memories . . my 18th party £ meeting Mark. Will Never Forget . . Mark R.. hmrm. with Ma. Mark D.. Renee. Mrs. Parks. £ the hitch hiker� Pet Peeve . . jocks who think they're great� Favorite Saying� If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you. it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was.”� Favorite Pastime . . drinking beer, listening to music. £ being with Mark� Future Plans . . to live in the woods in Canada� To Mark D.: remember 5 can look. £ you look like a poodle. Filip Dhondt 102 Mike's Fondest Memory . . ’79-’80 Varsity Football Team £ al- most going to the $tadium Will Never Forget . . all the friends at Iroquois esp. Dee Dee. J.D.. J.M.. P.W.. D.K.. D.B.. £ D. M.; Pet Peeve . . Mr. Bowen £ his Sports Lit. class� Favorite Pastime . . going to BOCES. Bryan Will Never Forget . . all the good times at ICS. morning practices £ the 4 years on the swim team. R.G., K.Z.. M.H.. £ E. F.. K.W.. W.W.j Favorite Saying . . Enjoy now for you work tomorrow. � Pet Peeve . . Baldwin's math class. Bob's Fondest Memory . . 8 XV9 5 £ all the fun me £ the boys had, Will Never Forget . . D.W.. O.B.. D.D.. P.W.. T.C., T.Z.. D.D.. £ the lunch table-. Favorite Pastimes . . Heath bars £ B- ball games. Future Plans . . to become a stable master £ pre- pare trusty steeds for mounting, Bernard, you want to go to a float party?” Linda's Fondest Memory . . going to Toronto with Larry £ Rog- er to see the Who in concert. Will Never Forget . . Barny £ the Italian Ice. the Killer Bees. L.D.. C.M.. D.S., J.T.. B.B., M.D., Barny £ Roger at Darien Lake. Sid, Eva. Jo, the Smelt, the Clamato in SS class. Disco Chick. £ B.M., Pet Peeves . . gym £ jocks, Favorite Saying . . Yeapl Yeap! Yeap! £ See me!”. Fa- vorite Pastime . . going to concerts £ packing people in my car. Future Plans . . to someday get a bigger car! 103 Jamie's Fondest Memory . . the faces places of years� Will Never Forget . . freedom, the LTD. Betty. Worm. Pore. Meter. Karate. Warf. the Kids . QHB. The Snake!”. Falcon summer. Alien, the Road. Ot- tawa?”. Joel Pool � Pet Peeves . . getting up before noon. Do you have a note?”, Rahchicks. Favorite Saying . . It’s JD £ the QFIB. Oh really worm? � Favorite Pastime . . mixing. Rob's Fondest Memory . . a certain girl who opened my eyes to the world� Will Never Forget . . Jeff. Freddy. Paul. Mr. Sweet. CC. Tony, the Band French field trips� Pet Peeves . . heads, goons� Favorite Saying . . Flere comes the Goon Squad! � Favorite Pastime . . doing my I2x Physics homework £ chewing the fat� Future Plans . . to be top brass in the Pentagon after being a fighter pilot for 30 years� A person's greatest priviledge is to bear arms under his country's flag £ die if necessary to protect those freedoms which were given to us by God. Johanna's Fondest Memory . . spending time with Jed. My Ffoney”. BOCES. £ 10th period with K.B.� Will Never Forget . . Goldie. W.S., M.K., L.D., S.M.. PH.. J.M.. L.D.. D.H.. filmstrips, scum £ Maa”� Pet Peeves . . being called Joey” or Joanna”. £ Monday mornings with- out coffee� Favorite Saying . . Fluh? . I don’t get it?”� Favorite Pas- time . . going out with K.B. £ being rowdie, traveling £ flirting� Fu- ture Plans . . to become a P.H.D. David Engelhardt Judith Feller William Fierle Daniel Fisher Lori Foss Dale Foss Eric Fredricks Dave Will Never Forget . . after the Pioneer match, the egg incident on the bus� Pet Peeves . . librarians, ladies in the office. £ late passes. Judy’s Fondest Memories . . marrying Bobby £ having our son Jason £ taking care of Justin-. Will Never Forget . . 4 26 80. 9 3 80. Bob 6 Jason. K.K.. L.M.. J.R.. R.W.. D.S.. C.S., P.D.. C.K., Pet Peeves study halls, girls that are stuck up. K.D.. T.Y.. S.M.. C.L.� Favorite Pastime . . going shopping £ buying lots of things for Justin £ Jason-, Future Plans . . to have three more kids, a big house with lots of land £ to buy a marroon camaro. Eric's Fondest Memories . . Union Monks, the fall of ‘80. Will Never Forget . . C.L.. L.P.. M.S.. J.K.. J.T.. L.B.. D.T.. M.G.M.. £ all the other Club” members-. Pet Peeve . . All right people. 2 minutes. Quiz. � Favorite Saying . . The only limits in existance are the limits you set for yourself.”; Favorite Pastime . . sleep� In the evening of my life. I shall look toward the sunset. ... Dale’s Fondest Memory . . getting lost going to Alexander� Will Nev- er Forget . . 5 14. Kansas City. N.Y. City. £ all my friends� Pet Peeve . . big mouth kids� Favorite Saying . . No pain, no gain.”� Favorite Pastime . . drinking with the boys� Future Plans . . own my own farm. Lori Gawron Robert Geertman Gary Germony Lori’s Fondest Memory . . C.W.I., Homecoming '80. going out with the girls to the G.R.. £ having to make a certain stop first; Will Never Forget . . Cheryl £ all the times we’ve had. Chineese fire drills, wheelchairs. Alleghe ny with KJ.. £ the classes in the halls; Pet Peeves . . slippery shower room floors. £ deers To L.F.— Let’s get 180' with a protractor!” Rob’s Fondest Memory . . the Quebec £ Philly trips$ Will Never Forget . . M.Z.. B.D., R.S.. A.P. Chem. class with Mr. Howell; Pet Peeve . . getting beat to the punch; Future Plans . . career in medicine. Trish’s Fondest Memories . . going out with Jim £ going to BOCES on the bus; Will Never Forget . . Jim. Cathy. Bonnie. Kim. C.O., S.C., G.T.. D.O., D.P.. S.C., Don T.. D.G., Ragtime band. T.W., Wrestling matches. B.W.s Pet Peeves . . being mocked out. not having enough money. Mr. Root £ his cheerleaders, being stared at; Favorite Saying . . I can rely on you but don’t be so modest.Favorite Pastime . . sneaking around with Jim. having a good time with all my friends, drinking £ smoking; Future Plans . . be- coming a Cosmotologist, having my own apt., staying together with Jim as long as possible. Judy’s Fondest Memories . . float parties. Our little get togethers’’, £ talk ing on the bridge; Will Never Forget . . Scoop. Duke. Miss B.. Face. Ziz. Stretch. Chuck. Little One. £ all the friends I’ve made at Iroquois; Pet Peeve . . select minorities that ruin things for the majority; Favorite Pastime . . playing V-ball. B ball. Softball, getting out of study halls £ teasing friends; Future Plans . . to live life to the fullest, trying to be healthy, successful. £ happy at the same time. Brad Gilbert Judith Gilbert Patricia Gibney 106 Robert Gingerich Michael Gish Lynn Goerke Connie's Fondest Memory . . my dearest friend Karen who has put up with me for the past years: Will Never Forget . . my friend Alane. who taught me all my German. 8 Carole who seems to copy everything I wear 8 even my initials. Beth or Bobby 8 the fun we had 10th. 8 my sidekick the polish pigeon. Muz. who helped me find volume 19: Pet Peeve . Two minutes to hmrm.”: Favorite Saying . . Oh Well . Lynn's Fondest Memory . . all the fantastic people I met along the way 8 the fact all the hard work paid off in a diploma; Will Never Forget Lin- da. J.W., L.C., L.F.. S.C., B.M., 8 all my other friends. Shorthand—Mrs. Mad den. Bookkeeping II—Mr. Roth; Future Plans . . to make a cool, fast million. 107 Kim . . . The best pari of school was meeting Mark all the special times together; Will Never Forget . . Diane all the good times in school cheerleading. Velina getting caught cheating twice (but it was worth it), also all the wards. A.C.. R.C. Lori Will Never Forget . . all the time spent with her friends, esp. Diane, the three years squirrelling around during cheerleading. Flomecoming '79. 10 30 79. all the wonderful memories made at ICS; Favorite Pastime . . being with Jay friends; Future Plans . . going on to college dorming with Patty. Marcia Greene Carole Grotke Marcia's Fondest Memories . . Homecoming '80 with J.L.. Holly Hanging '79. Spectacular '78. Manistee River '80. Will Never Forget . . the pig roast 6 getting lost. The Land”. Swim Sea- son (when I swam), month with Sue. B-ball games. Sunset Bay (gaf). float parties my 'cow . C.B.. T.P.. J.L., S.A.. t all that made ICS special; Favorite Saying . . We’re not seniors yeti’ . You’re a beast! ; Favorite Pastime . . keeping my PBI in balance. Carole s Fondest Memories . . Homecoming '80. Froth «tights; Will Never Forget . . 9 31. Knox blocks at Pep Club banquet, staying after to get paper together. Kathy. Cathy. Kara. Mrs. Mehl. Mrs. Liberatore. Mrs. Parks. Connie—the one person in this school who could take my initials get them into trouble, all my other friends, esp. Mike; Pet Peeves . . the terri- ble 13 people who think they are superior; Favorite Saying . . When you dream, dream BIG! ; Favorite Pastime . . Bowling, crafts. Senior breakfast; Future Plans . . to become involved in the tourism business travel around the world. Mark's Fondest Memories . . German class (HA.HA), popcorn fights at the movies. £ Arch. Drwg. with Mr. Hunt; Will Never Forget . all the people I've known, esp. CB with C6E. K.Z. £ the movie men. T.P. in Eng. MR. A.W.. K.P.. my dearest B.B.. K.C.. C.H.. M.H.. I Thrust £ World Lit.; Favorite Saying . . Would you like some candy little girlie? ; Favorite Pastime . . taking in some Z’s in Sociology class; Future Plans . . giving out alot of candy. Mark Grucella Michael Hake 108 Laura's Fondest Memories . . barn parties. Lancaster the parks Will Never Forget . . times spent with Marcia. Bruce. John. Kathy. Paula. Bonnie. Sue. Lori. Lynda. L.A.. A M.. C.M.. L.W.. Mary B. K.. all my friends. Mr. Sabos Pet Peeve . . hmrrn.� Favorite Pastime . . being with Marcia, Bruce. John. £ other good friendsi Future Plans . . include more party in’, good times be- ing happy. Joan's Fondest Memory . . meeting Randy in my llth year £ all the great times £ a good feeling being with him; Will Never Forget . . R.B.. M.J.. L.W.. N.O'B., S.S.. B.B.. going to the park £ partyings Pet Peeves . . Cheerleader cliques, jocks who think they’re tough. Dave's Fondest Memory . . winter ’80 £ good times in the Toyoglides Will Never Forget . . Stan. Bunky, Stoney. £ all the hunts on West Blood; Pet Peeves . . faulty transmissions; Favorite Saying . . Good Job!”, Give me a break!”� Favorite Pastime . . taking life as it comes £ going for it!� Future Plans . . going to U.B. £ majoring in Biochemistry; Enjoyed making good friends at Iroquois £ the Duper. Karl . . . God has given each of you some special abilities; be sure to use them to help each other, passing on to others. God’s many kinds of bless- ings. David Harvey Andrew Hasselberg Karl Hassenfratz 109 Patricia Heim Craig Herman Pamela Hess Michael Hoerner Fredrick Hoffman ther � Will Never Forget . . Kara. Dennis. Gary. Richard. Jess. Robert. Jesse. Tim £ esp. Carole� Pet Peeve . . the terrible 12� Favorite Pastime . . taking off from school £ going hunting� Future Plans . . get a job t get a new car. Frits' Fondest Memory . . not going to the H.C. Dance� Will Never Forget . . the Soccer team. Chuck. Binky. Buz. Webs. Bigs. Ba. Kaufman. Goose. Ro- man. Smerlas. D.D., M.Z., Orfus. Dougan. Ziz, Kaz� Pet Peeve . . Physics class £ it's C.O. leader� Favorite Saying . . I’m totaly serious.”� Favorite Pastime . . spreading the truth throughout the school £ the world� Patty's Fondest Memories . . Prom ’80. £ the times spent with Joe� Will Never Forget . . Seger '80. £ all the great times with friends, esp. Barb. Ken. Karen. Charlann. £ Patty. Craig's Fondest Memories . . Watkins Glen '80. YCTIWY. A H. 3-0 over Cheektowaga. £ Oklahoma!� Will Never Forget . . 11 16 79. Bowling. 11 21 80. S.C. £ Pub. T.D.. M.L.. J.T.. E.F., R.H.. the L” Group, late rehearsals. 4-5th Chem.. walking sticks. Queen Mary, the Bog� Pet Peeves . . blood tests, the two- minute warning, projection, thin jokes, hair spray� Favorite Saying . . Astronomical! It's a lie! Oh what a feeling to total Toyota! Show us your turbos! I could've been an architecti”� Favorite Pastime . . bugging J.T. £ R.H.. losing weight, begging for lab answers, making certain people chaste� Future Plans . . make pineapple kosher, annex Brazil, avoid blueberry-rhubarb pie. Pam's Fondest Memory . . going to Fla. in '79 with Jennifer £ Jill� Will Never Forget . . M.M.. J.M.. S.M.. B.M.. B.S.. K.S.. T.K.. K.R.. P.C.. W.W.. D.S.. S.T.. B.L.. B.B.. £ Mrs. Mehl Pet Peeves . . study halls in the Aud.. Monday mornings, spitballs. Geome- try. £ Mr. Sabo’s annoying TST. � Future Plans . . go to nurs- ing school. Rick’s Fondest Memory . . small lovable animals� Will Never Forget . . The Few. the Proud, the Dirty Dozen.”. 30 gal. of pineapple, dial-a-prank. eggs. £ giving Christmas presents� Pet Peeve . . Dech getting fired� Future Plans . . Iroquois mainte- nance man. Mike's Fondest Memory . . taking llth grade math with Fa- Dave s Fondest Memory . . Phaysics class K)th period� Will Never Forget . . talking to M.G.. £ art class with C.T.� Pet Peeve . . Fay� Favorite Sayings . . Jeepers People.” Masurements. “Zeero's”� Likes fooling all of the people all of the time. Kathy's Fondest Memories . . Flomecoming '80. Prom '80. summer fun on the weekends. Allegheny trip with L.G., D.K.’s New Years Eve party� Will Never Forget . . campouts. squirreling out. Bonseye running. Halloween night. Bee. D.D.. Bip. L.G.. M.W.. K.O., Shawn. £ all my other buddies� Pet Peeve . . liv- ing in the sticks— South Wales? Where’s that?”� Favorite Sayings . . Oh Christmas.” give me a break. Bother me.” Katherine Jackson Thomas Jackson Tom's Fondest Memories . . Rifle party's, friends met over the years. Slurp. James Earl. Buff. Clem. Constance. Shawn. Mike. Tom� Will Never Forget . . the match at Amherst £ the ride home. Mohawk's £ Delta’s� Pet Peeves . . half of the Senior class, the school £ the prison atmosphere. Jack Me Bride� Fa- vorite Pastime . . Rifle £ partying with Rifle member’s. Glenn's Fondest Memory . . time spent with W.J.� Will Never Forget . . '80 Football season. T.C.’s party. Homecoming ’80� Pet Peeve . . Squeelers. Dan's Fondest Memories . . Dawn £ not going to Homecoming '80. all the hunts on W. Blood, going to the Land of Faa� Will Never Forget . . leaving school early £ in Jan., the Satellite. H.M.. T.M., K.H.. D.E.� Pet Peeves . . brains, unsociables, long haired freaks!� Favorite Saying . . Hey. hunt” £ Get. Hunt.”� Favorite Pastime . . never staying home £ listening to 103� Fu- ture Plans . . go to Fla. £ get a newer Mopar. Roberta's Fondest Memory . . winning the first C.C. meet—’80� Will Never Forget . . Dean. Mel. all my friends on Track. C.C., £ Oklahoma!� Pet Peeve . . riding bus 108� Favorite Saying . . I don’t know what the future holds but I know who holds it. Ill Charlene Will Never Forget . . F.H., V-ball. B ball. £ the bus rides home. 11 17 80. super underclassmen; Pet Peeves . . study halls, cliques, gym class (esp. on booster game days), the 12 animals , Faysics; Favorite Sayings . . Flow Excellent! ' Check him out. MaryAnn’s Fondest Memories . . all the great times I've had with Dave, partying at N.Y.C. £ hanging out at the bridge; Will Never Forget . . Dave, S.S.. L.W., J.FI.. B.B.. L.S., Senior skip day at the park, the food war in lunch, getting lost in G.C. Station w Linda. BOCES; Pet Peeves . . the jocks, this school system, going down in the pit. the rubber room; Favorite Sayings . . Whip it. whip it good!.” party-time ; Favorite Pastime . . partying, flirting, day dreaming about Dave, paint- ing. skipping out; Future Plans . . go to college. £ moving out. Kim’s Fondest Memory . . the summer of ’80. Will Never For- get . . L.S.. B.M.. C.D.. T.G.. A.P.. Nicole. R.W.. K.M.. getting suspended off BOCES bus; Pet Peeve . . people who don’t tell me things I ought to know; Favorite Sayings . . I can rely on you. Don’t be so modest ; Future Plans . . to become a pro. hairdresser £ to go to Fla. with B.M.-. Sometimes it’s hard to be just good friends when love is still there £ a relationship ends.” Charlene Jakubowski MaryAnn Jednat David Kaszubowski Jay Kaufman Dave Will Never Forget . . concerts—G.D. w J.B. £ S.S., red light parties, my garden. A’”s £ B”'s w T.K., B.C., D.A.. M.P.. Jim Morrison; Pet Peeve . . useless, irrelevant hassels £ bureaucratic red tape by the administrative rednecks. Jay Will Never Forget . . G.S.P.. J.R.M.. R.T.S.; Pet Peeve . . Communism; Fa- vorite Saying . . Better dead than red ; Future Plans . . join the John Birch Society. Kimberly Kasprzyk John Karny James Karpinski 112 Theresa Kent Kim Kieber Dennis Kingsley Theresa s Fondest Memories . . Homecoming '80. Biracinis. Salvatores, camp- ing monks, frogs green shorts. 9-14-80. driving with C.S. without car lights; Will Never Forget . . P.A.. K.R.. S.M.. Chris. B.B.. T.C., C.M.. K.A.. P.H., £ ev- eryone who has helped my years be the greatest; Pet Peeves . . crowded buses. P.A., big dog. Are you really a Senior?—you look like a freshman.”; Favorite Saying . . Ts. Js. Ts’ Favorite Pastime . . shopping with K.R.. P.A., C.M.. S.M.. eating hamburgers at the movies; Future Plans . . get a job £ become rich; The human heart has many hidden treasures. Kim’s Fondest Memories . . 50. 1004. 11-4; Will Never Forget . . S.C., W.W.. 3-13. Homecoming '80. roaming the halls. Fridays at Alden; Pet Peeves . . getting eggs thrown at me. teachers that constantly bother me; Favorite Pastime . . skipping out. spending time with my friends, esp. Eric, riding horses; Future Plans . . to keep on showing horses just have a lot of good times with Eric. Dennis's Fondest Memory . . Senior float parties ‘80 at the barn; Will Never Forget . . K.L.S., the Rifle team. £ Grizzi Pet Peeve . . people who pull rank; Favorite Saying . . O.K. fine ’� Favorite Pastime . . skipping school to go hunting. Kim’s Fondest Memories . . summer of ’80 £ going to Sherkston Beach £ Beaver Island; Will Never Forget . . shar- ing lockers with Janine.” H.S., K.W., K.J.W.. £ Chris (sleeping on the thruway. almost); Pet Peeve . . having Barb hit me in Crafts; Favorite Saying . . You only live once.”� Favorite Pas- time . . going to Uncle Sam’s; Future Plans . . to go to college, travel. £ buy a Camaro. Diane's Favorite Pastime . . being with Jay £ having the best times of my life; Will Never Forget . . Kim. our free long dis- tance phone calls, goofing off during cheerleading £ skipping gym. Lori £ the good times the three of us have had £ V.K.. A.C.. R.C.. P.G.. £ H.G., 113 Cindy Will Never Forget . . all the special times shared with good friends, esp. 11 11 80. Pet Peeve . . people who say they can always tell where I am by my laugh; Favorite Pastime . . laughing £ enjoying life; Future Plans . . to laugh a little more, love a little more £ live a little more. Laurie's Fondest Memory . . 4 36 80 (Dairy princess)� Will Never Forget . . Mr. Eaton. Mr. Durham. £ being in Oklahomal £ Abelard £ Heloise� Pet Peeve . . bus rides� Favorite Pastime . . playing the piano £ singing� Future Plans . . to go into the medical field £ work with the poorer people of America £ help spread the gospel of our Lord. Velina Will Never Forget . . Diane. Kim. Karen. Maroula. M.S., L.G.. K.G.. M.G.. esp. Deb £ Something for Joey.” 10 37 80. summer of 80. Florida. Q.T. Apart.. 8 30 80. Homecoming 79. E.C. Fair. C. Beach, following a bus. skipouts. C.F. Drills, sleepover (almost). O. Reek, cruising. E.A.� Pet Peeves . . Bucky.” Forsureness”� Worst Memory . . English 10 1st. peri- od. Jim's Fondest Memory . . Homecoming '80 with M.G.� Will Never Forget . . Soccer with all the guys. Biggs. Baa. Rico. Mount. Goose. Murr� Pet Peeve . . being called Jimmy by a certain math teacher� Favorite Sayings . . That's the beauty of the course” £ Jeepers People � Favorite Pastime . . naming mountains, foothills. £ flatlands esp. Bernice. Henry. Alfonzo. Charlie. Pee £ Wee. No were. £ Nothing. Brian's Fondest Memory . . Homecoming '80. £ all the other very special times spent with Chris� Will Never Forget . . Chris. Ziz. Tricia. Greg. Mr. Emens. Friz. Ski Club. Ag. class with what's his name. £ all the people £ good times in this school� Pet Peeve . . people who don’t think before they act� Favorite Pastime . . Huntin’ down that Scwewy Wabbit � Fu- ture Plans . . work hard. £ make all my dreams come true. Velina Kouimanis James Labuzzetta 114 Alane Lesinski ■ Craig Lester Dale Lis Colleen Litchke Dan Will Never Forget . . the Rifle team. Griz. T.L.. P.W.. C.S.. R.B.. D.L.. T.N.. A.L., Pet Peeve . . freshmen; Future Plans . to teach T.N. how to shoot. Bob's Fondest Memory . . Homecoming ’80. (even though the Band stunkl), Will Never Forget . . End of the world parties I- 7, Ike’s stain on the rug. Rejects Club. R.W.. B.B.. C.L.. J.L., D.D., M.M.. J.Q.. D.S.. L.K.; Pet Peeves . . Millers. ’’Rejection ”, Favorite Saying . . No problem. I care , Favorite Pastime . . golden boying. consuming G.C.A., Future Plans . making lots of money receiving boat loads . . Thanks to all the sports band buddies, without them school would've been unbearable!” Karen's Fondest Memories . . Soccer, band. Tennis, being with my friends 6 having a good time. Will Never Forget . . my closest friend Connie all my other friends who have made my high school years special. Alane's Fondest Memories . . Deutschland, summer '80. Home coming '80. D-l-S-C-O. breakfasts, rowdie bus rides, Will Never Forget . . V-ball 4-5th with Boo Boo Pele. Ruthsie. Shesie. K. No. Sondra-Baby. Basch. Ma Lucas. Mo. Judsies. D.J.B.. Ziz. Face. Scoop. Quickies. Dan; Pet Peeves . . 1st per., home- work. egoes. gossip. ... I know that I will always survive as long as I can dare to be a dreamer.” Craig’s Fondest Memory . . summer '80, Will Never Forget . . Bigs’ parties, losers club, all the great friends who made the 4 years tolerable. Pet Peeves . . freshmen. Physics, Favorite Sayings . . I care. Have a Cream”, Favorite Pastime . . par ties, being obnoxious in class. Future Plans . . join the cream team. Dale's Fondest Memories . . Skoal. Genesee. Friday mornings. Will Never Forget . . Kansas City ’80. 6 all the FDI members. Pet Peeves . . ICHS. jocks, Future Plans . . farming. Colleen Will Never Forget . . Jeff Carney, my 18th birthday. Mr. Cronk. Mrs. Parks. most of all Mom. 11 23, 3 6. 10 20, Pet Peeve . . all jocks who cause trouble that other people suf- fer from, Favorite Saying . . Keep smiling because if you don’t no one can laugh w out laughter there’s heartache w that there’s nothing. . Future Plans . . to marry Jeff be rich happy. 115 Maureen Ryan has been voted Outstanding Girl by the Class of '81. She has been an active mem- ber in S.G.B. for three years during which she was delegate for her Sophomore and Junior years only to relinquish the position when she became secretary of S.G.B. Following this move from class officer to cabinet member, she was elected S.G.B. President by the student body. As a Sophomore. Maureen also rode our winning float at the Home- coming game. Maureen was chosen as a member to the N.H.S. in her Junior year and selected to apply for an N.H.S. National Merit Scholarship this year. Mo has participated in girls’ JF ield Hockey, Track and ield. Cheerleading, and Basketball. She played on Iroquois’ championship varsity F ield Hockey team for four years and earned four var- sity letters. She was co-captain and elected as an All-Star in he Senior year. Mo also played on the Gold Medal tmpire State Games Field Hockey team for two years. Maureen has been admitted under the early de- cision program to Smith College where she will concentrate on political science. yC - £ «c PPq P A 2) i Paul Rummer has been voted Outstanding Boy by the Class of '81. Paul has been active both in school and in the community. He has been trea- surer for his class for the last four years and S.G.B. treasurer in his Senior year. Paul is a mem- ber of Iroquois’ National Honor Society, has been a Chorus member for four years and was elected vice-president of the Chorus in his Senior year. He has also participated in Drama Club and Key Club. Outside of school, Paul has been President of his Church Youth Group for the past two years. Athletically. Paul has competed on the varsity Track and Field and Cross-Country teams. He ran with the Cross-Country team for two years and earned two varsity letters. Paul’s future plans include moving to Wisconsin with his family and going to college to study in the field of medicine. 2) 3 7 2 117 Michael Lock Roger Majeski Mike's Fondest Memory . . Mr. Sweet the Cross Country team; Will Never Forget . . E.F.. C.H.. J.K.. J.P.. L.P.. K.C.. M S.. J.C., M.D.. George. Gill power. Watkins Glen '80. C.C. trips around the state 6 the Hostages; Pet Peeves . . football play- ers wrestlers; Favorite Saying . . Show us your turbos ; Fa- vorite Pastime . . sleep. Roger's Fondest Memories . . parties over the summer. 9 12 80. going to O.P. with J.R.; Will Never Forget . . rolling the car. K.M.. T.S., C.Q.. bus rides. V-ball. with J.K.. kicking the bottle, mailboxes. K.S., T.C.. J.A.. D.D.. E.B.. G.L.. B.L.. Goose. K.D., J.D.. M.G.; Pet Peeves . . hangovers. Mr. Root. Como Mall parking lot. puppy dog, N.D.. T.B., C.W.; Favorite Pastime . . weekends, summer V-ball; Future Plans . . go to college. George’s Fondest Memory . . the time spent with Lisa; Will Never Forget . . all of the cool friends parties, bus 131. J.S.. S.S., J.B.. T.C.. Redman. B.C., A . Mr. D.. Dr. Tank; Thanx to George Mangiarelli Bettina Martin all my friends for making the years easier. Bettina’s Fondest Memory . . the many times with Jamie; Will Never Forget . . Lynn. Julie. Cindy. Nor. Paula. Jeff. Firelake. 2 I5 80-. Future Plans . . go to college, become successful, get married have a big family. Sue s Fondest Memories . . 6 79. 5 80. our first Senior breakfast; Will Never Forget . . all my friends teachers who made my years at Iroquois worth remembering esp. K.R.. P.A.. T.K.. C.M.. P.C., PR.. P.H.. K.P.. K.M., L A.. £ Mrs. Mehl; Pet Peeves . . Theory. cats, quiet study halls; Future Plans . . include traveling. 118 Bonnie Will Never Forget . . Kim. Tricia. Cathy. Anna. Rick. B.A.. N.A.. the kids from BOCES� Pet Peeve . . having hmrm. with Mr. Coblentz for 3 years; Favorite Saying . . I can rely on you so don’t be so modest. i Future Plans . . to be a pro. cosmotologist £ to travel to Fla. with Kim. Andrea's Fondest Memories . . costumes, birthday parties, balloons, make-up. labs. Chorus. Kara's closet. Gilly’s Vol. 19. £ Variety shows; Will Never Forget . . Sondra. N.M., K.S.. Gilly Goose. S.W.. J.P.. M.M.. D.D.. G.S.. P.K.. A.L.. K.P.. M.S.. helping Alane open her locker. R.D.. C.J.. £ Andy, gum? Roseann s Fondest Memories . . Sortie signs £ our Quebec trip� Will Never Forget . . taking over D.W.R.’s office £ writing passes; Pet Peeve . . ‘’Jocks’’ (not athletes)� Favorite Saying . . I’m sick of the family”� Friends that care make life worth living. 119 Catherine McCarty Nancy McCabe Susan McConnell Nancy's Fondest Memory . . Shorthand class; Will Never For- get . . P.K.. M.M.. J.K.. S.C.. Muz. £ all my other friends at ICS. summer of '80. the M£M’s. Pep Club £ LYF� Future Plans . . to teach £ be happy. Cathy's Fondest Memories . . will be graduating. Froth parties, going out with good friends; Will Never Forget . . B.B.. S.S., P.E.. K.B., C.G., P.A.. K.R.. K.S., T.K.. G.S.. C.D.. S.C.. S.M.. the Sub., the Nun. the Wandering Idiots, the victim; Pet Peeves . . essays, people acting condecendinglyt Favorite Saying . . Why me? Favorite Pastime . . reading, skating; Future Plans . . joining the Navy Ffospital Corps. Sue s Fondest Memory . . time spent with Dave; Will Never Forget . . D.H.. D.O.. J.D.. M.K.; Pet Peeve . . conceited peo- ple; Favorite Saying . . Right!”; Favorite Pastime . . spending time with friends, site seeing with Deb at S.D. Darlene's Fondest Memories . . the State F.F.A. Convention. N.Y.C. '80. £ all the F.F.A. field trips; Will Never Forget . . 5 14. the CRASH. Bob. N.P.. wrestling cheerleading £ Mr. Lane; Pet Peeve . . BOCES; Future Plans . . getting a degree in engi- neering. then getting married. Greg's Fondest Memories . . Bowling £ Golf; Will Never Forget . . Glen Walsh's matches. Mr. Saboo. speedball with Dech.. M.W.. Terrible X). Beee. K.J. buddy for life. Ding. Mr. T.; Pet Peeves . . PINTO'S. Administrators who don’t know how to administrate; Favorite Saying . . If you’ve got the time, we’ve got the beer.” Favorite Pastime . . acting stupid £ going on missions (not from God); Future Plans . . go to college. James McGrath Matthew Mercurio Darlene McOuay Gregory Merkle 120 Cherrie Miller Thomas Miller Michael Mieney ft I i Robert Miller Jeffrey Metzger Jeffrey Miller Jeff's F-ondest Memory . . Rifle £ fooling around down in the range; Will Never Forget . . Buff. James Earl. Constance. Clem. Thomas. Grizz. Rob. Sean, the movie guys £ the rest of the Ri- fle team (esp. the mgr. staff); Pet Peeve . . locked johns £ dictatorships; Favorite Sayings . . Dowahs.” Women, you can't live with 'urn £ you can't live without ’urn ; Favorite Pas- time . . passing!, the march from Scifi to Economics; Future Plans . . to become independently rich; Some are led to be men while others are meant to be led.” spending my spare time with Greg £ visiting T.P. £ N.O. once in a while; Fondest Memory . . 101-80. I would like to thank the several teachers who made my four years enjoyable (bearable); Pet Peeves . . makeup, airheads, the guys who made ICS terrible; Favorite Saying . . Such is life; life is such.”; Future Plans . . to live one day at a time £ raise a family with Greg. Tom’s Fondest Memory . . meeting Karen £ being with her; Will Never For- get . . the hunt brothers £ the gang. J.C.I, J.CO, D.G.. D.T.. D.E.. A.B.. J.E.. D.FI.. S.T.. G.F.; Pet Peeves . . the bells between classes, the librarians. £ some study hall teachers. 121 Cherrie Will Never Forget . . Noreen. Trish. M.G.. W.W.. K.W.. Janine . . If we meet you forget me. you have lost nothing, but if you meet Jesus Christ forget Him, you have lost everything! � Will Never Forget . . Kim K.. H.S.. P.H.. A.B.. S.G.. 6 all my friends at ICS that have made it worthwhile� Pet Peeves . . Monday mornings, bus 110. spitballs. Bookkeeping I. Driver Ed.. £ when people use God's name in vain� Fondest Memory . . summer of '80-. Favorite Pastime . . rollerskating at O.P. with the gang. Future Plans . . get a job £ be happy. 122 Kevin's Fondest Memories . . the summer of '80 all of the parties including all night F.P.’si Will Never Forget . . Tom. Roj. Cheryl. 6 the corner of Two Rod S Williston� Pet Peeve . . Hockey not being a school sport� Favorite Saying . . Come on Esther we’re leaving! Kathy's Fondest Memories . . going out everyday partying with Mike H.. getting my sisters car� Will Never Forget . . going out every Friday with Jeannine S meeting D.M.. S.S.. T.L., at LB Santino’s. having an excellent time modeling� Pet Peeves . . standing outside of LB waiting for Jeannine to come out not being 18� Favorite Sayings . . Yea. Right. I know”� Favorite Pastime . . partying with Mark, listening to tunes. 6 talking on the phone� Future Plans . . going to Arizona with Jeannine 6 getting my Z-28. then going to Colorado to live in my mansion, becoming a millionaire. Laura s Fondest Memory . . playing pass-out 2 34 79� Will Nev- er Forget . . B.P.. L.M.. S.G.. J.P.. D.D.. D.K.. D.B.. £ all the oth- er crazies in W.C. the fun we’ve had� Future Plans . . to live life to its fullest extent. Laura Nash Geoffrey Navagh 123 Noreen O'Brien Noreen's Fondest Memories . . meeting Mark after 2 years of waiting. Driver Ed. with Scott. Cherrie. £ Joan, going to the drags w Mark £ Company; Will Never Forget . . Cherrie. Joan. Sue. MaryAnn. Weeber. Lansikins. Tricia. Scott. Bettina M. t her problems. £ everyone else who made these 4 years toler- able; Favorite Saying . . Two are far better than one. for if one shall fall he will be helped up; Woe to you who are alone. ; Future Plans . . go to college, get a steady job. 6 be rich; Pet Peeves . . Ra’s. football players. wild parties which no one ever went to. Karen's Fondest Memories . . 8 17 80. summer ’80. Q apt.. Gow. O.P.. W.S.E.. E.C.F.. liquids, concerts. Prom '80. Fla.. C.B.. Brock., eggin' mission. E.A.. vase. M.’s house. Homecomings. O.P. bus. 10 17 80. 4 11 79. cabin, p. holes. C.F. drills; Will Nev- er Forget Bo. V. Carp. Poo. C.P.S.. M.G.. K.J., P.T.. C.R.. M.L.. T.O.. Sugarhill gang £ the Fa. P.P.—class picnic. To the class of '81—It's been really! Thanks to all that made my 4 years the best! Dan's Fondest Memory . . being a RM-YZ terrorist with best friend Pyro in 10th grade; Will Never Forget . . The BOCES bus. my big shoes, the P.W.. A.B.. S.C.. £ friends, trip to Fla. w Pyro; Pet Peeves . . getting up in the morning, going to sleep at night, not having wheels; Favorite Pastime . . riding my cycles, drinking beer, being with A.B.. listening to Mr. P. lecture; Future Plans . attending college for Electronics Tech., riding cycles, drinking beer. Otto's Fondest Memory . . Homecoming '79; Will Never Forget . . B.B. in lunch £ at Soccer Banquet. PW for the variety show. Soccer '80; Pet Peeves . . take out a half sheet of paper. B.P. in DIS. Homecoming '80; Future Plans . . Engineer in phys- ical science £ to become a Soccer star. Thanks to M.W.. M.M., MR. Jill Will Never Forget . . all of my friends at ICHS. the great times in Drama Club, snap shirts, working in set construction £ painting—trying to anyways; Favorite Pastime . . falling off scaffoldings. £ giggling; Favorite Saying . . $.75 with pictures. I’m not an airhead. Rodney Offhaus Karen O'Donnell Daniel Olszewski Otto Orf Daniel Orlando Jill Pankiewicz 124 Karen's Fondest Memories . . the times spent with Scott D.; Will Never Forget . . Kelly S.. 8 all my friends who have made my school days enjoyable; Pet Peeve . . tall people who insist that I am short I; Favorite Saying . . ’‘Geezes’’� Favorite Pastime . . having a good time. Barb . . We wake and find ourselves on a stain there are stairs be- low us. which we seem to have ascended; there are stairs above us. many a one. which go upward and out of sight. —R.W. Emerson. Jim Will Never Forget . . B.B.. D.W.. J.W., T.S.. E.B.. B.B.. J.W.. P.F.. J.D., the K.J.D.. B.F.. all the nights with the knights-, Pet Peeves . . non-straight men. all the people that don’t know what a redneck is� Future Plans . . to destroy as many brain cells as possible 8 find out why they didn't use We won't get fooled Again as the Prom Theme. Anna's Fondest Memories . . times with Doug, snowball wars, the bridge. Kims locker before hmrm., 11 18 80. Will Never Forget . . Doug. Mary. K.K.. B.M.. T.B.. R.W.. M.K.. M.R.. B.H., C.C. 8 all my other special friends; Pet Peeve . . cliques; My friends I will remem- ber you. pray for you think of you 8 when another day is through I’ll still remember you; Future Plans . . to become a famous model. 125 James Piasecki Jeffrey Pieezynski Dennis' Fondest Memory . . time spent with Goofy”, sports forecasts by R.P. in hmrm.j Will Never Forget . . G.FI.. P.S., D.C.. J.B.. R.D., J.P., D.A.C., the gang� Pet Peeve . . BooBoo” is smoking in the Lavs� Favorite Pastime . . lunch at dead Barn after BOCES. Jeff's Fondest Memory . . R.P.'s sports reports; Will Never For get . . school holidays; Pet Peeve . . school lunches; Favorite Pastime . . old cars 6 Boating; Future Plans . . get into radio communications. 126 Mike’s Fondest Memories . . getting prepared for skiing trying to keep my ski’s on the ground; Will Never Forget . . Pat. Char. all the other Senior rowdies. Hockey on Friday nights. P.C.W.'s up in my room with D.A.. B.C.. D.K.� Favorite Saying . . Do B’s”� Favorite Pastime . . Heinikin on ice. S.A.T.’s in study hall; Future Plans . . stay single live rich. Cheryl Will Never Forget . . C.W.I. with Foss Gawron. all the great times in Cheerleading. Band trips. G.R.. Track practices. Ithaca with Trish. ski- ing; Pet Peeves . . Raven Laven 6 Deer. Pat’s Fondest Memory . . Jr. year gym class spent in the back lockers, my time with Wen Mike; Will Never Forget . . Wendy. Mary. Sue. Sharon Vicki; Pet Peeves . . Monday mornings, freshmen, cliques. Mr. Dennis— May I see your pass? ; Favorite Saying . . Finel”; Favorite Pastime . . having fun with my friends. 127 David Radich Michael Reid Mark's Future Plans . . to be a Green Beret Ranger in the Army Special Forces, hopes to go to Iran; There are things that can be explained. things that cannot be explained . . . in between are the doors. —Jim Morrison. Dave's Fondest Memory . sharing everything with the best, kirnl; Will Never Forget . . excellent times with Elma Meadows Guys etc.. Mariacher Clan; Pet Peeve . . firing of Coach Dechowitzi Favorite Pastime . . Wrestling. Football. Mike's Fondest Memories . . the Band. Toronto trip. £ most of all my best friend Sue-. Will Never Forget . . all the great friends I've made £ kept; Pet Peeve . . Jocks (not athletes): Favorite Pastime . . playing with Crosswinds; Future Plans . . to be known. Karl's Fondest Memory . . summer of '78; Will Never Forget . . '85 M.P.H. in a school zone.” English KX Favorite Saying . . What planet are you from? ; Favorite Pastime . . destroying public property; Future Plans . . to become an Erie County Sheriff. Donna’s Fondest Memory . . Homecoming '80. Will Never For- get breakfast at Uncle John’s, skiing in the mud. OakKnoll Dr.. Chineese fire drills, tuxes. Sully's; Favorite Sayings . . baby cakes. Excellent : Favorite Pastime . . wasting time in the DIS room, skiing; Future Plans . . to study Nursing for R.N. Degree. Mark Rademacher Karl Reile Joseph Repec Kevin Raden Donna Repec Paula Reynolds Matthew Robinson Kimberly Roberts Danette Roe John Roma Paula's Fondest Memory . . the times spent with Ralph; Will Never Forget . snowmobiling. Softball, waterskiing. Carribean Cruise, concerts, parties. 10 31 79. close calls. £ getting caught. S.W.. L.W.. L.H.. S.S.. S.M.. A.W.. £ K.R. Ron Will Never Forget . . the Golden Boys. Pool, hoping. Nippy's 10th period. J.L.. P S.. M.P.. T.R.. C.O.. Dindo. K.F.. S.M.; Pet Peeves . . Nippy's class £ Mac’s hassles; Future Plans . . campaigning for Nippy (Rothrock) in '84. Tim Will Never Forget . . all my friends. C.C., Track. £ 10th period Great Issues; Pet Peeve . . Physics; Favorite Saying . . Nippy in 84”; Future Plans . . campaigning w Nippy in ’84. Kim's Fondest Memories . . meeting Brian. Senior breakfast, going to Erie. 5 80. Will Never Forget . . going camping with T.K.. P.A.. S.M.. T.K.. C.M.. P.A.. S.S.. K.P.. L.T.. C.S.. B.B.. PH.. D.M.. long phone conversations, that Wild Erie P.A. college dance, those crazy receptions; Pet Peeves . . bus rides, term papers, senior pranks; Favorite Pastime . . rollerskating, shop ping, movies; Future Plans . . to travel. Matthew doesn't believe in life after death but is taking a change of underwear anyway. Plans to return someday . . . and chuckle . . . loudly. Danette's Fondest Memory . . the day Greg came into my life 5 2 80 Will Never Forget . . G.S.. N.C.. £ all the good £ bad times we've shared; Pet Peeve . . when some people think they’re better than others; Favorite Saying . . Yowzal ; Favor ite Pastime . . talking on the telephone partying with N.C.; Future Plans . . go back to Dallas £ make it in this crazy world; Thanks to H.S., N.C., J.N., £ all the others for making living wonderful. I love you Mom. John’s Fondest Memory . . the summer of '80. specifically the July 4th weekend at Sherkston Beach; Will Never Forget . . all the people who made this school worth coming to. £ shaking hands with Pres. Carter; Pet Peeve . . Como Mall parking lot; Favorite Sayings . . Practice is Fun. What’s everybody do- ing this weekend? ; Favorite Pastime . . thinking about how everybody is going to look at our 25th reunion; Future Plans . . go to a good college, get an accounting degree, get married £ have a family of 6. 129 John Rook John’s Fondest Memory . . Patty Turner� Will Never Forget . . the Dirty Dozen. P.D.. C.S.. K.S.. J.L.. M.S., K.W.� Pet Peeve . . the word jock'’� Favorite Saying . . the new song (Up in the middle of the afternoon)� Favorite Pastime . . having Mr. Rothrock� Future Plans . . putting the ring on P.T.’s finger £ going to P.D. £ B.S.’s wedding. Jennifer's Fondest Memories . . hmrm.. Con. Law� Will Never Forget . . Mr. S.. M.W.. M B.. J.T.. Mrs. F.. Mr. L. Mrs. P., Pet Peeve . . football players� Favorite Saying . . Yeah Really � Fa- vorite Pastime . . guitar� Future Plans . . to be a missionary £ live in the Phillipines. Maureen s Fondest Memory . . being elected sophomore float attendant £ riding the winning float, being elected SGB Pres, by the students� Will Never Forget . . the S.B.’s £ all of our Birthday” parties £ excellent times together, the class of ’79. Jennifer Rounds Joseph Schaeffer Thomas Schildkamp Judith Schmitt the incident while cheerleading. Homecoming '78 £ ’80. 3 Sectional Field Hockey titles� Pet Peeves . . too much re- sponsibility at one time, uncooperative people £ apathy� I want to wish my fellow graduates much luck in the fu- ture £ maybe we can do it again sometimel Stevie Boyl Hide in plain sightl Charlann’s Fondest Memories . . all of the fantastic times spent with Ron £ the many more to come� Will Never Forget . . Patty. Sybil. Jane. Na Na. Slime. Judy. Chester’s class, eggs, the dirty 30. Niagara Falls— lost”. 1 13. Coach’s bench, rahing £ its great memories—W.R. £ learning how to ski in Ski Club� Pet Peeves . . TS AKA. Grind- ing £ Rolling� Favorite Pastime . . being with special people who mean so much to me. 130 Deborah Setllemyer James Sharp Dave's Fondest Memory . . skipping out for breakfast fc never getting caughti Will Never Forget . . Kansas City '80. F.D.I.. D.S.. C.B.. D.L.. D.F.. Ag classes with Mr. Lane. Pet Peeve . . the office� Favorite Pastime . getting obliveated having a good time� Future Plans . . try to make a living by farming. Karen’s Fondest Memories . . friends other people who made 4 years worth remembering, esp. Jane. Char. the Pattys� Will Never Forget . . 10 18. eggs. Halloween. Fla.. Chester’s� Worst Memory . . in the box at Jane's cabin� Pet Peeve . . the dream that wouldn’t come true. 131 Don's Fondest Memory . . all the super times shared with Beth� Will Never Forget . . all the good times in C.C. 6 Track. 7 20 80. Coach Sweet, super friends like Scott, Pete. K.K., P.K., S.B.. 6 others: Future Plans . . go on to college 6 continue the super relationship with Beth forever. LYLLAF. Marisue Will Never Forget . . the people that are so special to her, Karen. Debbie. Velina. Carp. M.G.. K.W.. J.H., KJ.. N.K.. C.Q.� . . though nothing can bring back what remains be- hind—Look forward to the years that bring the beauty of life.” Mel Will Never Forget . . running with C.C.i Favorite Saying . . Acceleration is a vector quantity.”! Future Plans . . to be a chemical engineer, raise animals. travel: My gratitude to those who listened 6 taught me. Donald Silleman Cynthia Smith Deborah Smith Linda Smith Marisusan Smith Melanie Smith 132 Paul Smith Cynthia Somerville Jack Spaeth Wendy Speckmann Allan Spulecki Lane Springfield Gregory Stahl Wendy's Fondest Memories . . going to Toronto with the Orchestra, skipping school with Kittens Will Never Forget . . Mrs. Notorpoles room during lunch period; Pet Peeves . . jocks £ Mr. Streit; Favorite Saying . . This is true.”� Favorite Pastime . . partying with Mary. Patti. Rick, Kim. Dawn. Kathy. Marc. Randy. John. Phil. had. Ginny. Carol, the Wandering Idiots. D.C.. J.T.. Math w C.Q.. Fox II. the float parties. Holly hanging, moving that tree. Mrs. Mehl. Mr. D.. Mr. S.. those in the office, trips to Toronto, the Cast parties, all my friends at ICSs Fondest Memory . . Ftomecoming '80 w Abby. Oklahoma!. A£Hs Pet Peeves . . Physics, being called Edward”, the Animals. 133 Allan Will Never Forget . . all those in D.C. 6 all the great times we Virginia Stoddard William Stone Christopher Streif Kara Stroh Lori Struck Russell Sugg Kara’s Fondest Memories . . Froth parties, float parties. Deutschland; Will Never Forget . Lurk—D.J.K.. C.G.. K.B.. CM.. L.T.. L.K.. Beau . J.P.. 6 my other friends past presents Pet Peeves . . off hand. Wandering Idiots, the terrible 12; Thanks to Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Notarpole for their help. Lori's Fondest Memories . . summer of '76 with G.N.. G.F.. D.L.� Will Nev- er Forget . . Oh no ... my feet are falling asleep . . . pullover. £ Dianne; Pet Peeves . . Elma Meadows gang £ Bagubas; Favorite Saying . . Whip it! Whip it good!”; Favorite Pastime . . eating at Red Barn £ partying with L.W.; Future Plans . . be rich, meet Burt Reynolds. £ blow up E.M. 134 Kelly Sullivan Jeannine Terranova Paul Sullivan Kelly's Fondest Memories . . when a little mouse'' broke my chair in study hall, resulting in meeting Mark; Will Never Forget . . Karen, the elite 9 . Roger the boxes. parties Pet Peeve . . Little islands” in the hall. Paul's Fondest Memories . . the summer of '80 going up to camp with LJ. for a week� Will Never Forget . . the Dirty Dozen. K.S., L.D., A.L.. C.G.. the untouchables, going on missions. all other close friends; Pet Peeves . . the word jock”. F.M.. M.S.; Favorite Saying . . Merk’s def. of F.M.; Future Plans . . to be a self made millionare. Jeannine's Fondest Memory . . going out with Bob H.; Will Never Forget . . skippin out of school, partying with Kathy, the L.B.. the cliff, the cloud. M.L. to B.FL. L.D. fc the dog; Pet Peeve . . breaking up; Favorite Saying . The skinny ones will get ya every time. � Favorite Pastime . going to the cliff with Bob; Future Plans . . partying in Arizona with K.M. Julie wishes to thank all those who have touched her by offering to share some of themselves with her in a common understanding, hope, thought, or creation. She hopes her friends will be met with great success as they seek to fulfill their chosen dreams. Donald Thompson Julie Thornton Lisa Tiefel 135 Sondra Trumpler Jeffrey Wagner Glenn Walsh Andrew Walter Sondra’s Fondest Memory . . 6 19 81. knowing that I’ll never have to come back� Will Never Forget . . the summer of '80 in Germany with A.B.. R.B.. K.B.. M B.. D.J.B.. Muz. K.S., J.T.. C.K.. L G.. B.B.. Mrs. R.. Mrs. F.. Mr. D.s Pet Peeve . . food wars: Fu- ture Plans . . go to Nursing School, travel. meet Mr. Right. Patty Will Never Forget . . all my friends at ICS. the Rahs. the Elma Meadows gang; Pet Peeve . . phony people; Favorite Pastime . . spending time with John talking girltalk; Future Plans becoming a R.N. marrying my Big Huggy Bear. Glenn's Fondest Memory . . R.H., fainting in practice so we didn't have to run; Will Never Forget . . Merkles throwing arm. Tracy Walters, or the Dirty Dozen; Pet Peeve . . heads. Eric Will Never Forget . . S.G.. A.H.S.. Dirty Dozen. G.M. fc honorable mentions, L.B.. G.S.-, Future Plans . . to have a bigger gut than Merk. Kim s Fondest Memories . . are those of David; Will Never Forget . . the S.B.'s £ all the crazy times we’ve shared, going out. sneaking in. getting to school on time, cake-eating con- tests. renting tuxes, laughing. crying together. A special Thanks to all the friends who made ICS bearable. Eric Walters Kimberly Wantuck 136 Robert Ward Sharon Warfle Robert Warnock Sheila Weatherbee Eric Weber Sherri's Fondest Memories . . Dawn £ Al's first date, the great times with Jeff. Sundays with John. Letchworth. £ my friends; Will Never Forget . . the gang. Dawn, the Captains Chair; Pet Peeves . . George. G.C.A.. hitting mailboxes while drunk. £ T.B. £ L.G.« Favorite Pastime being with John K.; Future Plans . . truckdriver. Sheila s Fondest Memories . . F.H. £ winning Sect.’s, good times in my boat; Will Never Forget . . all the friends I've made at ICS. 'Hide in Plain Sight I with Mo. skip-outs, movies. 10 31 79 £ riding with P.R.. C.C. skiing. H. Hang- ing '79. 12 31 79 with L.W.. Babe. Digger, the fight. F.Z., Take a hike!”, getting caught. 10 10 80. 15 in the Big C. Bills games '80. £ Miss B.; Favorite Sayings . . Another one bites the dust!”. That’s cool”; Pet Peeves . . Mr. Roth. Bambi. Howie. Lakeshore. deadlines, cliques, airheads, uncoop, people, meetings, the word jock”; Good luck to all my friends and thanks for the good times. Ric’s Fondest Memory . . the wonderful times spent with Jean; Will Never Forget . . Bigs. Smear. Goose. Aich. T.Z.. P.W.. T.C.. D.D.. J.L.. K.W.. J.K.. £ everyone else who helped make times excellent, a certain Stallions game, float parties with Aich £ K.P.; Pet Peeve . . getting homework from every teacher at the same time; Favorite saying . . okay” to certain people; Fa- vorite Pastime . . sports £ going out with the rest of the group; Future Plans . . going to college £ making many bills. 137 Linda's Fondest Memory . . all the special times spent with Dan; Will Never Forget . . M.J.. L.S., S.W., J.H., N.O.. S.S.. N.Y.C.. fighting the storm with MaryAnn. the bridge. 12 31 79 with Sheila, not being able to feel my feet. BOCES. all my friends who made the past years bearable; Pet Peeve. E.M. gang; Favorite Saying . . Whip it! Whip it good!”� Favorite Pastime . . munching out at Red Barn with Lori skipping out; Future Plans . . make the best out of life blow up E.M. Marcy’s Fondest Memories . . being with Bippy the gang. Homecoming '80. 2 14 80. Will Never Forget . . 11 7 80. all the secret parties, going to Ali Baba’s; Pet Peeves . . blue pintos. Mrs. Ruch; Favorite Sayings . . icky,” Fun wow”� Favorite Pastime . . getting skinny� Future Plans . . living life to the fullest. Sue’s Fondest Memories . . Oklahoma!. A6H; Will Never Forget . . discussions with good friends. Pet Peeve . . passes; Favor- ite Sayings . . A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.”, A good friend will always live. 6 shall never be forgotten.”� Favorite Pastime . . reading, singing, thinking, dramatics. . in general, life� Future Plans . . study English theater, continue to learn all that I possibly can help others to learn all that they can. Pete’s Fondest Memories . . times spent with Deana. Football '80 vs. Cheektowaga; Will Never Forget . . Deana. J.R.. T.C., R.W., T.Z., Coach Knowles. J.A.. Coach Snyder. Dad; Favorite Saying . . OK Doug”� Favorite Pastime . . shooting hoops with the guys; Future Plans . . become a Civil Engineer play base- ball with the LA Dodgers. Renee's Fondest Memories . . the time spent with Billy. Play- ground in my Mind”, 9 5 80. 10 8 79 80� Will Never Forget . . Billy. Colleen. Mark. Mary. Anna. Judy. Deb; Pet Peeves . . Wales Center, trying to find I.D., guys that don’t know the difference between roads lawns; Future Plans . . take advan- tage of life as much as I can. Ed Will Never Forget . . Homecoming '80. '80 Football team. Elma Meadows. £ Lori Wood; Favorite Pastime . . going on the key missions� Future Plans . . go to £ finish college. be a good cop. 138 Debbie Will Never Forget . . the years spent w Odo. Suey. Carp. Gayle esp. Velina. Brockport. H.C. ’79. E.C. Fair, summer of '80. 8 30 80. 9 7 80. Eggin’ E.A.. Swimming '80 w the Moon especially Daytona Beach, thanx Carp.; Pet Peeves . . Cindy P.. Schnapps; Fa- vorite Pastime . . concerts w Odo. 0.1. Apt.'s % following buses. Brian’s Fondest Memory . . Homecoming '19 '80. Baldwin's math class ’79. pushing L.G. to Reardon’s class in a wheelchair; Will Never Forget . . B.W.. C.B.. A.L.. J.G., C.L.. the guys. Kim’s Fondest Memories . . the night I met John. 10 9 78. summer of ’80. the Mach. C.C. trip; Will Never Forget . . Wendy (Shirley). Kim. B.D.. M.S.. (the beadettes). Heather how’s the weather. V.K., D.S., D.R.. K.O., K.M.. gym. DB3. P.W.. T.Z., A.W.. K.W.. K.S., HR S.S. Chem.. Interpersonal. Cal.. S.C. dances. all the friends I’ve made. Laura’s Fondest Memory . . Nugent 9 3 80; Will Never Forget . . Wrestling season. Sci. Fl.t Pet Peeve . . jocks; Favorite Pastime . . S. D. R. R.; Future Plans . . to be rich famous. 139 Wendy's Fondest Memories . . going to the races. 9 23 79. Putt-Putt golf. Betsy I £ II. E.C. Fair. Syracuse: Will Never Forget . . K.W. (DB3), K.K.. B.D., C.M.. N.O.. Babs. the names Shirley £ Won't, the drive-in. Convenient: Favorite Pastime . . being with Dan £ spending time with my friends, showing horses. Joe's Fondest Memory . . is of Mary £ Homecoming '79: Will Never Forget . . Wizard. Big Guy. Icabad. T.J.R.. R.N., Jackie. £ all the rest of my friends: Pet Peeve . . people who think they are better than everyone else £ try to prove it: Future Plans . . to own a big busi- ness £ become rich: Here I go, out on the road again . . . Here I go. turn the page.”—Bob Seger. Julie s Fondest Memories . . the summer of '80 in Germany with A.B.. S B.. R.B.. M.G., K.B.. £ all that German beer £ Kuchen: Will Nev- er Forget . . all the good times I had with L.G.. K.W.. L.S., S.C., J.W., L.F.. J.P.. etc: Pet Peeves . . jocks. ICHS jail, the rabbit: Favorite Pas time . . partying around £ having a good time: Favorite Saying . . Whip it!”: Future Plans . . go to college £ have a ball. Kevin J.'S Fondest Memories . . the Seger Concert £ Penn state sports camp: Will Never Forget . the Como Mall parking lot with J.R.. R.M., G.K.: Pet Peeve . . Como Mall parking lot cops. 140 Kevin Zaretski ft Richard Wurts Thomas Zizzi Mark Zima Kevin's Fondest Memory . . the annual fall jumping. Will Never Forget . . swimming, weasel. Fred. Slurp. M.H.. M.G., M.P.� Pet Peeve . . half a sheet of paper; Favorite Saying . . Mega”� Fu- ture Plans . . to achieve success in life� Life is an illusion. Tom's Fondest Memories . . from 8 79 until now; Will Never Forget . . Amy all she has given me. Tony. Pete. Goose. Biggs. Smerlas. Webs. Toon. Jack. O.B.. Big D”. B.L., £ all the people who join in the fight against the cow� Favorite Sayings . . Oh Boy!”. People . . . you obviously haven’t been study- ing your formulas!”. Mooo!”� Future Plans . . to continue lead- ing the Nuke the Whale campaign. Let the motive be in the deed, and not in the event. Be not one whose motive for action is the hope of reward.—Krishna 141 142 DONt THt MOST FOR ROOUOIS Carol Baschmann Jell Aichinger DONt ROOUOIS FOR THt MOST Colleen Litchke tlma Meadows Gang BtST StNSt OF HUMOR CFnrryl Ouick Karl Reile FRItNDLItST Jane Li Kevin Muerle Cl ASS FlIRTS Diane Knowles John Rook MOST CONSIDtRATt Pally Turner Bob War nock MOST ADMIRtD Charlann Sauers Rick Weber MOST RADICAL Donna Repec Dave Bapsi MOST TAlKATIVt Kaihy Jackson Doug Day 7 • MOST CONStRVITIVt Mealnie Smiih Carl Marzofl MOST STUDIOUS Roberta Hoyler John Karnly BIST APPlARANCt Velina houinainous Mall Robinson MOST MUSICAL Judy Schmidt Mike Hake MOST GUIlIBlt Lori Gawron Paul Sullivan CLASS CLOWN Pally Darmsiedier Greg Merkle MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT LyntfB| S Bill . . . If I’ve given my all since I’ve begun I know, in my heart. I’ve already won For on the road to victory I find, my toughest opponent, is me. VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY RECORD Depew ICS 6 OPP 1 1 Lackawanna 2 1 East Aurora 6 4 Alden 2 5 Williamsville E 6 10 East Aurora 4 3 Frontier 1 4 Clarence 2 6 West Seneca E. 0 2 Amherst 22 9 Orchard Park 10 32 Lackawanna 1 15 Williamsville E. 3 2 Frontier 4 7 Clarence 8 4 West Seneca E. 5 1 Amherst 4 8 Orchard Park 0 1 Clarence 4 3 Lake Shore 1 6 Improvement Carries Chiefs to Playoffs CJtuT Varsity Baseball_Jg m qualified for the Division II playoffs by virtue of a special playoff victory over Clarence. Although the Chiefs were defeated by Lakeshore in the second round, they experienced vast improvement both as a team and individually. Tim Kraska. with a batting average of .605, was the league leader. Six Iroquois players were selected to Divisional All-Star teams. Tim Kraska. catcher, made the first team. Otto Orf. pitcher-, Jeff Souder, 3rd baset and Kevin Wright, outfield-, were named to the second team. Jim Kunz and Pete Welkley achieved honor- able mention. The Chiefs overall record was 8-12, win-loss. Captains for the 1980 season were Tim Kraska and Jeff Souder. VARSITY BASEBALL; Row One: Ken Hoffmann (Manager). Lane Springfield. Kevin Wright. Glenn Hollowood. Tim Kraska. Jeff Souder (Co-Cap- tains). Jim Kunz. Craig Lester. Row Two: Coach Snyder. Joe Wilckens. Joe Karny. Kevin Simme. Peter Welkley. Otto Orf. Rick Weber. Jeff Aichinger. Roger Majeski. Tony Cuppone. 147 FROSH RECORD Springville ICS 7 OPP 5 Hamburg 3 7 Orchard Park 10 IS Frontier 2 17 West Seneca E. 3 9 Maryvale 19 18 Hamburg 4 7 West Seneca W. 1 6 West Seneca W. 5 7 Orchard Park 9 16 Frontier 4 5 West Seneca E. 17 7 Springville 9 4 Maryvale 11 10 J.V. RECORD Lackawanna ICS 7 OPP 3 East Aurora II 13 Alden 6 4 Williamsville E. 0 7 East Aurora 4 0 Clarence 1 6 West Seneca E. 7 8 Amherst 7 4 Orchard Park 1 7 Lackawanna 3 7 Williamsville E. 8 1 Frontier 1 10 Clarence 6 4 West Seneca E. 5 1 Amherst 5 17 Orchard Park 8 10 J.V. BASEBALL J.V. Maintains Competitiveness ( The J.V. baseball te uPcompleted the l9B0 spring seasffnwith a 5-11 win-loss record. The offense was paced by Tom Schildkamp, who batted over .400 for the season, Dan Ringle, and Dan Welkley. Good pitching by Jim Kauf- mann, Pete Hart, Frank Sorgi, and Bob Hickman kept the Junior Chiefs com- petitive throughout the season. Out- standing player for the team was Tom Schildkamp and Pete Hart was credited with the most wins. J.V. BASEBALL: Row One: Mark Newton. Mike Marsh. Warren Achman. John Carosa. John Syra- cuse. Jay Deperno. Rich Bender. Jim Kaufman. Rich Sharp (Manager). Row Two: Dan Welkley. Pete Hart. Bob Hickman. Frank Sorgi. Todd Huber. Steve McNamara. George Glinsboeckle. Tom Schildkamp. Dan Ringle. Coach Kapturowski. FRESHMEN BASEBALL Frosh Af Ter a slow start, the freshmen baseball team finished strongly with a 6-8, win-loss record. Scott Showalter, with a batting average of .474, led the team with hits and runs batted in. Greg Navagh followed with a .333 bat- ting average and Jim Baran batted .297. Dave Mazurkiewicz led the team in stolen bases and runs scored while the pitching staff was led by Larry Schnitzer and Mark Murr. Other key contributors during the season were Tim Schick, Brian Chowoniec. and Joe Sorgi. End Season Right FRESHMEN BASEBALL: Row One: Tom Reid. Brian Chowoniec. Scott Rider. Scott Showalter. Tim Schick. Norm Krajnik. John Stroze. Jim Baran. Row Two: Greg Navagh. Ed Kostrzebski. Doug Majeski. Mark Murr. Greg Metz. Joe Sorgi. Larry Schnitzer. Chris Mozrall. Dave Mazurkiewicz. Coach Jagiello. 149 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL VARSITY RECORD ICS OPP Lakeshore 1 1 13 Williamsville E. 9 2 Amherst 22 3 Orchard Park 2 7 Lackawanna 9 5 Williamsville E. 9 6 West Seneca E. 14 4 Clarence 2 14 Clarence 2 17 Amherst 2 3 West Seneca E. 3 8 Orchard Park 2 7 Lackawanna 10 3 Adds a J.V. Team The girls’ softbaHjeanv-led by Coach Sabo and Captains Lynn Hagmire and Cheryl Zimmerman, had a 6-6 win-loss league record and a 6-7 win-loss overall record for the 1980 spring season. The team finished third place in Division II and shortstop and leading hitter, Judy Gilbert, made the All-Star team. Varsity only lost three players through gradu- ation so they will come back very strong next season. The girls will move into a new divisional alignment in 1981, thus they will be playing all new teams. This year was a first for the girls J.V. softball team. They played a limit- ed schedule and were coached by Mr. Bosch and Miss Weisbeck. VARSITY SOFTBALL� Row One: Donna Sitarek. Lisa Kwitek. Mary Wier. Patty Darmstedter. Charlann Sauers. Judy Gilbert. Mary Jo Cuppone. Coach Sabo. Row Two: Charlene Jakubowski. Debbie Smith. Maria Zizzi. Amy Wangelin. Tricia Peters. Kathy Fitch. Cheryl Zimmerman. Lynn Hagmire. Renee Zielinski. J.V. SOFTBALL: Row One: Deana Hoth. Sue Rusinski. Julie Kummer. Row Two: Kathy Benzee, Lisa Neureuther. Charlotte Gallagher. Barb Wyrk. Meg Riehle. Row Three: Coach Weisbeck. Sandy Hand. Bonnie Staab. Hollie Zgoda. Donna Malik. Lisa Breidenstein. MaryAnn Warfle. Coach Bosch. 151 w BOYS’ TRACK Evans Leads in Record Breaking Season fhg hoys track team—wHifc compet- ing in the strongest track Division of the E.C.I.C., enjoyed another outstand- ing season as reflected by their 7-1-1 record. An earlier tie with Depew and a loss in the last week of the season cost Iroquois the Championship, placing them 2nd in the final standings. The team was led by co-captains Shawn Gallagher, a top shotputter, and Greg Evans, one of the best quarter milers in Western N.Y. New school records were set by Mike Hoeg. high hurdles-, Dean Zak, mile walkt and Greg Evans erased the oldest mark in the books, as he broke the 440 record recorded 15 years ago. He also was the highest individual scorer in Iroquois school history with H5' 3 points. BOYS TRACK, Opposite page—Top, Row One, Shawn Gallagher. Greg Evans (Co-Captains). Row Two, Don Silleman. Peter Coblentz. Mike Stanley. Doug Day. David Hyer. Mike Hoeg. Dave M. Bapst. Dave Geil. Row Three, John Karny. Bill Stone. Taylor Siebold. Larry Swonger. Steve Ad- ams. Jim Colgrove. Row Four, Eric Fredricks. Bob Dukat. Paul Kummer. Dale Hudson. Row Five, Dave Engel. Tim Rider. Dean Zak, Chris Plezia, Dave Dustin. Kevin Zaretski, Bryan Donohue. Rich Schaaf. Greg Haugeto. Row Six, Coach Erisicaro. Joe Bunic. Randy Sugg. Tom Hunt. Bill Bainbridge, Don Karl. Mark Sly. Paul Smith. Larry Ljungberg. Coach Wainman. Opposite page-Bottom, Row One, Jim Rys. Steve Chudzinski. Gary Riehle. Jeff Gawronski. Bob Groh. Tony Morgante. Mike Walters. Row Two, Dave Hotwes. John Blewett. Don Kephart. Ron Hickman. Scott Cohen. Marc Stanley. Ron Wangelin. Andy Walters. VARSITY RECORD ICS OPP Clarence 47 81 East Aurora 61 67 Orchard Park 26 102 Williamsville E. 48 80 Lackawanna 48 80 Alden 27 107 Lakeshore 60 64 Amherst 51 77 GIRLS' TRACK Streakers Bid Sad Farewell CjTiis season-was c one of rebuilding for the Iroquois Streakers as reflected by their 0-8, win-loss record. The Varsity team was led by Tri-Captains Kim Kummer, Darlene Willert, and Vicki Schaaf. Season bests were set by Ro- berta Hoyler who tied the school record for the long jump, Karen Car- penter, Andrea Malik, and Donna Perison. The mile relay of Kummer, Schaaf, Hoyler, and Waver did a fine job as did the 2-mile team of Kummer, Schaaf. Hanley, and Perison. The team named Roberta Hoyler M.V.P. and Cin- dy Waver M.I.P. The Streakers closed the 1980 Season with a memorable banquet where Coach Boggan said that she will no longer coach girls’ track. She will be missed greatly by the team, and the streakers of the class of ’81 would like to dedicate their senior track season to Miss Patricia Boggan. GIRLS TRACK: Row One: Kim Kummer. Darlene Willert, Vicki Schaaff (Tri-Captains). Row Two: Karen Frederickson. Lori Bapst. Bonni Pucci. An- drea Malik. Karen Hanley. Carol Trakimas. Diane Oleksy. Michele Moszak. Aimee Lowrey. Joy Nor- ton. Jean Quick. Heidi Budniewski. Connie Gillman (Manager). Row Three: Alane Lesinski. Ruth Clark. Kathy Ernst. Donna Perison. Mary Hanley. Chris Holland. Beth Herlan. Cheryl Wroblewski. Kim Beaver. Wendy Jackubiak. Jen- ny Hogue. Cindy Waver. Row Four: Judy Carpen- ter (Manager). Coach Boggan. Kathy Jackson. Leslie Cofta. Roberta Hoyler. Denise Ruppenthal. Lynn Cholewinski. Marcy Sly. Tracy Esposito, Jenny Day. Holly Speckman. Sheila Weatherbee. Karen Carpenter. Carol Baschman. Cheryl Quick. Coach Streit. 155 VARSITY RE Depew East Aurora Williamsville S. Lakeshore Williamsville N. Depew Williamsville $. Lakeshor East Aurora Williamsville N. iCORD ICS OPP 5 0 3 2 5 0 0 5 1 4 4 I 3 2 0 5 2 3 1 4 BOYS’ TENNIS Rookie Team Earns Respectability—------— Mhe Iroquois tennis team enjoyed a 5 w«vless--rec(nr aria a third place finish in its first season in Division III. The team was led by Co-Captains Paul Herlan and Frits Hoffman. Senior Mike Todoro played very well at second sin- gles and accounted for several victo- ries before being injured. Rick Vienne and Terry Hunt made up a strong sec- ond doubles team and decided many victories after the match was tied at 20. The tough third singles of Bob Mazurkiewicz and first doubles of John Albrecht and Paul Herlan carried the team through many close wins. Bill Swonger was also outstanding in filling in for injured players. A 5-5 season was no small miracle considering this was Iroquois’ first year of league competi- tion. It was a fine season and one the entire team can be proud of. BOYS TENNIS: Row One: Bill Swonger. Rick Vienne. Frits Hoffman. Paul Herlan (Co-Captains). Mike Todoro. Jim Rhodes. Row Two: Bill Fierle. Mike Virchau. Buff Hoffman. Bob Mazurkiewicz. Terry Hunt. John Albrecht. Mark Scamacca. Rick Steinhilber. Coach Defazio. 157 VARSITY RECORD Holland ICS 3 OPP 0 Holland 3 0 Hamburg 2 3 West Seneca W. 2 4 Hamburg I 0 Amherst 2 4 Clarence 2 3 GIRLS’ SOCCER Rookie Team Potential Cjhis seasop trte first for the girls Varsity Soccer team, was very suc- cessful. The girls ended up with a 3- 4. win-loss record, all in non-league play. The team will miss the fine play and leadership of the five seniors that graduated this spring. Karen Cier and Becki Pucci were Co-Captains. Becki Pucci was voted M.V.P. by her teammates. GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER: Row One. Debbie Miazga. Wendy Knuth. Gretchen Gallo. Lynn Konierowski. Peggy Wheeler. Karen Cier (Cap- tain). Julie Nareau. Sue Hojnacki, Chris Merkle. Karen Lerczak. Nadine Crofut. Row Two: Bridget Daley. Lori Lavin. Laura Dobinski. Noreen Donahue. Lisa Orf. Laurie Meidenbauer. Judy Black. Jeanne Biondo. Candi Boldt. Sharon Ruscyk. Cheryl Walters. Wendy Wilkinson. Coach Brockenshire. MISS- ING: Cheryl Lucas. Becky Pucci (Captain). Jennifer Marien. Linda Hoffman (Manager). Cindy Gerbracht. 158 159 FIELD HOCKEY Division Champs for 7th Straight Another successful season $ tho | fldy Chiefs. Their Mfpr- all record was 8-1-1, their only loss be- ing that which ended the season. The Lady Chiefs were Divisional Champions with a 5-1, win-tie, record and thus, moved onward to face the Section VI Quarterfinals where they dropped a disappointing loss to Orchard Park, 2-0. Maria Zizzi was chosen M.V.P. by her teammates and Wendy Wilkinson was chosen M.I.P. Elected as All-Stars were forwards Maureen Ryan, Maria Zizzi. Becky Knab, and halfback Donna Perison. Season scoring was led by Ma- ria Zizzi with 19, season assists was led by Becky Knab with II. and Sheila Weatherbee recorded 6 shut-outs. Cap- tains this year were Maureen Ryan and Charlene Jakubowski. This Division Championship was The Lady Chiefs 7th straight title, their 8th out of 10 sea- sons under Coach Millar. Row One: Sheila Weatherbee. Maureen Ryan. Charlene Jakubowski (Co-Captains). Alane Lesinski. Row Two: Michele Bawol. Mary Jo Cuppone. Judy Black. Maria Zizzi. Linda Schafer. Rebecca Knab. Donna Perison. Michele Krazmien. Yvette Shwenk. Chantal Schmitz. Row Threet Kathy Roth. Amy Tomczak (Managers). Joy Nor- ton. Mary Streif. Karen Richter. Debbie Gawron. Colleen Whalen. Laura Macaluso. Wendy Wood. Row Four: Sue Wilckens. Bridget Daley. Laura Schroeder. Marie Makowski. Wendy Wilkinson. Abby Brauhn. Nancy Gienelli. Helen Balyszak. Col- leen Fintak. Coach Millar. Laura Simmi (Manager). 160 161 VARSITY FOOTBALL Beat finished only to Williamsville North and Division IV Champions Clarence. The Chiefs fin- ished in second place in the very tough Division IV of the Football Feder- ation for the second straight year. Tri- Captains Pete Welkley, John Mariacher, and Ed Wesolowski spear headed a very tough defense which limited 8 op- ponents to 68 pts. on the season. Dave Radich and Tony Cuppone did out- standing jobs directing the offense with each throwing 6 touchdown passes. Tight-End, Tom Zizzi caught 29 passes for 4 touchdowns. Named to the Division IV All-Star first team were Tom Zizzi, John Mariacher, Paul Allen, and Glenn Ffollowood. Second team members were Pete Welkley, Ed Wesolowski, Matt Lewis-Jones, and Dennis O’Brien. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row One: Pete Welkley. John Mariacher, Ed Wesolowski. Row Two: Bob Doyle. Todd Huber. Jay DePerno. John Syracuse. Dennis Krawczyk. Bob Hickman. Glenn Hollowood. Henry Wesolowski, Brian Wheeler. Tony Cuppone. Matt Lewis-Jones. Row Three: Mike Gish. Dave Ruszczyk. Bob Bauer. Jeff Gawronski. Dave Radich. Ron Buchbinder. Dennis O’Brien. Dan Welkley. Rick Hess. Chris Kaplewicz. Todd Pyzikiewicz. Row Four: Coach Funke. Dan Privitera. Jim McGrath. Dan Ringle. Paul Allen. Tom McCormick. Glenn Walsh. Jon Puleo. Mike Dingwall. John Dembik. Mark Rademacher. John Rook. Tom Zizzi. Coach O’Bryan. Coach Snyder. VARSITY RECORD ICS OPP East Aurora 27 7 Lackawanna 14 0 Eden 27 20 Cheektowaga 7 0 Williamsville N. 16 21 Clarence 7 9 Lake Shore Williamsville S. 18 27 0 IB 162 163 J.V. FOOTBALL Jr. Chiefs Have a Super Season The J.V. Football T afn completed a sirccessfuTTeason in tough Division IV competition with a 4-3-1, win—los—tie record and a third place finish. A bru- tal defense recorded 3 shut-outs and only I touchdown in 2 other games. Leadership was proven by quarter- backs Warren Achman and Jeff Wroblewski. Finally, a strong kicking game led by the punting of Showalter and the place-kicking of Hohensee con- tributed to several victories. The 1980 J.V. Chiefs provide a strong nucleus for the Varsity Chiefs of the next two years. Row One: Coach Frisicaro. Scott Showalter. Ron Hickman. Warren Achman (captain), Jeff Wroblewski. Mark Stanley. Jon Zach. Lyle Burling. Coach Tonsoline. Row Two: Steve Klaskala. Mark Zukowski (captain). Tim Slade. Jeff Fitch. Brian Cowiniac. Pete Hart. Tim Wutz. Russ Davis. Doug Almeter. Joe Schopper. Dave Wheeler. Row Three: Pete Todoro. Mark Newton. Dave Litchke, Mark Murr. Dean Anzalone. Jeff Dembik. Doug Majeski. Dave Hotwes. Mike Grimmer. FROSH FOOTBALL Great Start Towards J.V. year s Freshmen Brian team led by Capt rm 4kiaii--C3us4 vetr'TTrTiWilier, and Ken Lewandowski had a 4-1-1 record. Outstanding offensive perfor- mances were given by Tim Miller, who had 586 yds. and 6 T.D.'s� and Brian Gustavel, who had 3 T.D.'s. Mike Coatsworth and Scott Rider, who led the team in tackles were members of a tenacious defensive unit who three times shut-out their opponents. In addi- tion to freshmen, this year’s team also included several 8th graders. Row One: Scott Weischeyski, Steve Romanchuk, Tim Miller. Brian Gustavel. Ken Lewandowski (Tri-Captains), Mike Nolan. Dave Clark. Mike Cirocco. Dave Gruber. Row Two: Jack Ganter, Fred Miley. Brian Kaplewicz. Todd Simme. Craig Streer. Dan Rozanski. Tim Lowrey. Scott Syra- cuse. Wayne Wheeler. Row Three: Coach Rider, Tim Teranova. Rick Ott. Scott Rider. Tom Evans. Don Candino. Bill Plewinski. Jeff Kimmel. Jon Ten Broeck. Coach Stepien. Row Four: Steve Anzalone. Chris Ross. Mike Cherven. Chris Perry, Ed Kostrebski, Dave Reszel, John Jarocinski, Jeff Majewski. Keith Price. RECORD ICS OPP Springville 20 6 Frontier 0 6 West Seneca East 12 12 Clarence S 0 East Aurora 25 0 Hamburg 14 0 ICS OPP East Aurora 14 0 Lackawanna 16 0 Eden 14 � Cheektowaga 6 Williamsville N S o Clarence 0 36 Lake Shore 6 Williamsville S. J 6 164 FALL CHEERLEADING In Pep Rally The fall cheerleaders, under the ttlvisorship of Mrr Root, highlighted their season with their presentation in the Pep Assembly. The Varsity squad led by over all captain Barbara Penfold and varsity captain Lori Foss and con- sisting of twenty-one girls, worked for months on a five minute pom-pom rountine with two mounts that delight- ed the audience. The J.V. captains, Debbie Tuck and Jean Quick led their squad through Senior-lineup” and the flag ceremony. The Freshmen cheerleaders under Sue Boiler and Margret Thompson were a strong squad of twenty, promising a bright fu- ture for Cheerleading at Iroquois. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Row One: Jennifer Chapin. Fran Digati. Sue Boiler (captain). Margret Thompson. Laura Hegedus. Melissa Grabenstatter. Row Two: Kim Allen. Valerie Offhaus. Linda Kopf. Paula Gish. Lisa Hoth. Sheila Jakubiak. Row Three: Ramona Stuart. Lisa Ende. Barb Menteky. Amy Galuski. Michele Conroy. Wendy Hyer. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Row One: Ann Vera. Linda Ziccardi. Debbie Tuck. Jean Quick. Sheryl Glinsboeckel. Mary Greeley. Row Two: Tracy Walters. Mary Lou Kaufmann. Joann Sauers. Julie Geisler. Kathy Benzee. Lori Boebel. Row Three: Wendy Jakubiak. Heidi Budniewski. Lynn Cholewinski. Chris Gibney. Lisa Clark. Cheryl Wroblewski. Beth Herlan. Kim Donovan. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row One: Laura Dobinski. Sandy Wroblewski. Barb Penfold (cap- tain). Lynn Perry. Lori Foss (captain). Sue Ziccardi. Lori Wood. Row Two: Cheryl Quick. Beth Wollen. Charlann Sauers. Lori Gawron. Cathy Hamm. Sue Kilger. Karen Wilckens. Row Three: Aimee Lowrey. Renee Zielinski. Jenny Willson. Amy Wangelin. Joan Hegedus. Kathy Fulle. Kathy Hill. 166 VARSITY SOCCER ______Booters Make Play-offs ( The 1980 Soccer Season say the to the sectional _plav tms for the fourth straight year, led this time by the record goalkeeping of Otto Orf and defense of co-captains Ric Weber and Ron Richter. The Chiefs finished 4- 3-1, win-loss-tie, in Division II to clinch third place on their way to the play- offs. Some of the team records achieved this year were the lowest goal game average of 0.94 and the most goals scored in one game of 7. A stubborn defense helped Orf to new records of most shutouts in a season. 7, career 10. Best goals against average in a season 0.94, career 0.99. Schildkamp tied a career record in assists with 8. Weber and Orf were named to the Di- vision II All Star Team and Orf went on to become an E.C.I.C. All Star. VARSITY SOCCER: Row One: Otto Orf. Row Two: Eric Weber. Ron Richter (co-captains). Row Threci Mike Marsch. Tim Talley. Dave Kaszubowski. Bob Boiler. Tom Myruzynski. Tom Schildkamp. Dave Dustin. Bruce Boiler. Dan Le- roy. Brett Ulrich. Kevin Muerle. Row Four: Coach Woodruff. John Millard. Bill Clotfelter. Frits Hoffman. Bob Lenz. Bob Blood. Bill Stone. Jim Labuzzetta. Lane Springfield. Bob Moran. Filips Dhondt. VARSITY RECORD ICS OPP Orchard Park 0 1 East Aurora 1 0 Sweet Home 2 3 Williams ville N. 1 0 Lancaster o Clarence V 1 2 Mary vale 2 1 U illiamsville E. 0 1 Amherst 1 0 W illiamsville S. 7 0 Orchard Park 0 , 1 Depew 5 0 Williamsville N. 2 2 Clarence 0 1 East Aurora 3 0 Williamsville S. 0 1 Depew 7 0 Lewiston-Porter (Play-offs) 0 2 168 169 J. V. SOCCER ____Eimgk gcnnd Xh|s years J.V. Soccer teanr rad a winning easoit f inistrTngsecond in league standings with a 9-7-1. win-loss- tie, record. Many of the teams victo- ries were due to the outstanding goal tending abilities of Joe Sorgi and George Glinsboeckel. Dave Williams. Gary Riehle. Ron Wangelin, and Dale George worked together to form an impenetrable defense. Center field play was controlled by halfbacks Scott Co- hen, Peter Crofut, Bob Zywicki, Steve McNamara, Tom Gilbert, and Jim Schneider. High scorers for the team were Scott Cohen and Mike Kasprzyk. Row One: Peier Crofut (Captain). Coach Carroll. George Glinsboeckel. Row Two: Ronda Dennis (Manager). Kevin O’Donnell. Gary Riehle. Norm Krajnik. Mike Biondo. Scott Cohen. Mike Kasprzyk. Greg Metz. Scott Bernier. Steve Smith. Dave Jezewski. Sue Wryk. Row Three: Jim Schneider. Dale George. Dave Zwick, Dave Gil- bert. Larry Schnitzer. Bob Zywicki. Dave Wil- liams. Ron Wangelin. Steve McNamara. Tom Gil- bert. FRESHMEN SOCCER Season for Frosh This past season was _yery uccessful for the Freshmen occer team. Winning their first eight games they finished with an excellent 9-2 record. The high- light of the season had to be the stir- ring 2-1 victory over a tough Sweet Home team. Row One: Kevin Allen. Stuart Zak (Co-Captains). Row Two: Ken Dobinski. Dave Bansmer. Tom McFariane. Kevin Loyst. Tim Moran. Dave Bassett. Joe Accurso. Steve Hall. Kevin Donovan. Row Three: Jim Lerczak. Dave Kegler. Scott Orf, Mike Buckhout. Dave Botzenhart. Tim Schick. Pat McMahon. Bill Brady. Dave Watson, Keith Hincher. Pete Delacy. Darren Elliott. Coach Brockenshire. J. V. RECORD ICS OPP Orchard Park 6 3 East Aurora 4 2 Sweet Home 2 1 Williamsville N. 3 0 Lancaster 2 5 Clarence 1 1 Maryvale rt 0 Williamsville E. 0 4 Amherst i 3 Williamsville S. 2 1 Orchard Park 3 2 Depew j j 7 0 Williamsville N. 3 1 Clarence 0 s East Aurora 1 2 Williamsville $. 0 6 Depew 4 3 FROSH RECORD ICS OPP Orchard Park 1 Hamburg 1 Pioneer 7 6: Maryvale 2 ? 1- Williamsville N 3 Li o Williamsville S 2 r i i Amherst 2 i :i Sweet Home 2 i Depew 2 Williamsville E. 0 2 Clarence 0 170 GIRLS’ SWIMMING Sevep TrrSeeiuMials Jhis years varsity team Djiced third in DmsTpTr-Hr They had T5-8, win-loss, season record. Swimmers this year who broke records were Noreen Donohue in the 200 and 500 free, Kim Beaver in diving, and Debbie Weyand, Lisa Bauer, MaryAnne Warfle, and Noreen Donohue in the 400 Free Style Relay. The girls mentioned above were qualifiers for ECIC'S and Sectional’s, placing fifth in the Championships and making the finals. There are a lot of Freshmen and Sophomores so the team looks healthy and strong for next year. GIRLS’ SWIMMING: Row One: Kathy McAnulty. Jill Miller. Lori Miller. Michele Clark. Row Two: Debbie Owens. MaryAnne Warfle. Lauren Tent. Sandy Bauer. Meg Reile. Kim Beaver. Pam Greenauer. Row Three. Chris Merkle. Kim Utz. Sue Hojnacki (Manager). Debbie Weyand (Co- Captain). Kaileen Luthringer. Lisa Bauer. Gretchen Gallo. Coach Mann. Row Four: Karen Carpenter (Co-Captain). Michele Gallo. Donna Repek. Kathy Kloc. RECORD ICS OPP Eden ' 37 43 West Seneca W. 43 40 Springville 52 30 Amherst 32 SO Clarence 35 48 Akron 40 43 Depew 49 34 Williamsville N 39 44 Williamsville S. 40 41 Cheektowaga 40 43 Maryvale 25 S8 Lancaster 25 58 Sweet Home 32 50 Williamsville E. 38 44 172 BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL Division Champs Again the boys volleyball team was of championship caliber as they fin- ished their season whith 18 wins and 7 losses. Undefeated and champions in Division II the spikers advanced to the section finals for the third year in a row. being eliminated by super-section- al champ Lackawanna in a three game match. Highlights included an undefeated league record, a divisional championship, the All Star selection of Roger Majeski and John Roma, Majeski's selection as the outstanding volleyball player in Division II. the third straight sectional final appearance, and the establishment of the most season wins by a chief volleyball team. In four years the senior members Roger Majeski, John Roma, Bill Hesse, and John Karny have established a record of 58 wins and 20 losses, two division championships, and one sectional title. BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Row One: John Roma. Roger Majeski (Co-Captains). Row Two: Ken Anstett. Bill Hesse. Brian Bly. Stephen Chudzinski. Coach Knowles. Greg Kaufmann. Jim Rhodes, Don Souder. John Karny. Kevin Simme. Taylor Siebold. Bryan Donohue. Tim Terzian. - v v f VARSITY RECORD Orchard Lancaster East Aurora Sweet Home Williamsville N. Williaimville E. Cleveland Hill Amherst Williamsville S. Clarence Depew Eden Maryvale Orchard Park Eden Orchard Park Williamsville N. Cleveland Hill Williamsville S. Eden Depew East Aurora Orchard Park (Tk’sJ Clarence (Semi's) Lackawanna (Finals) ICS 2 1 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 T 2 0 2 2 I 1 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 I OPP 0 2 0 2 0 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 174 GIRLS' TENNIS JkriKts Foundation foi K , The Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team im- pTovgd jheir record oUast year. The season ended with Co-Captain Kathy Peterson who played first and second singles, with five wins. Kathy Jackson played second and third singles. Cheryl Bischof who played first and third sin- gles had two wins. Karen Lerczak played third singles toward the end of the season. Doubles consisted of Cap- tain Karen Carpenter and Julie Kummer with five wins, and Lisa Kawczynski and Michelle Miller were all newcomers to the team and did an outstanding job. The team as a whole put forth a great effort. Row One: Julie Kummer. Sue Rusinski. Michelle Mieney. Row Two: Kara Stroh. Cheryl Bischof. Ka ren Lerczak. Lisa Kawczynski. Kathy Jackson. Mi- chelle Miller. Debbie O’Connor. Coach Zirklebach, Captain Karen Carpenter. Co-Captain Kathy Peterson. Sitting: Row Two: Julie Kummer. Sue Rusinski. Michelle Mieney. 176 CROSS COUNTRY Four Sectional Qualifiers .The Cross Country team. led by Bob Dtifcat-and Don Silleroan-fgb-captainsi. finished the season with a 9-3. win-loss record. The team finished second in Division II. Four boys advanced to the sectional level, they were Rich Schaf, Rich Pruski, Don Silleman. and Larry Swonger. Rich Schaaf and Rich Pruski became Division II All Stars. Roberta Floyler was the captain of the girls team which finished the season with a 1-2. win-loss record. Row One-. Don Silleman. Bob Dukat (co-captains). Row Two: Melanie Smith. Terri Quinn. Jennifer Sporysz. Roberta Hoyler. Max Sernoffsky. Mi- chelle Doyle. Row Three: Adam Bishop. Ruth Clark. Dave Geil. Paul Rummer, Rich Pruski. Rich Schaaf. Mike Lock. Row Four� Coach Sweet. Greg Schintzius. Bob Smith. Joe Gauthier. Tim Rider. Chris Plezia. Buffy Hoffman. Coach Bosch. 178 GOLF Young Team Places Second Led by Ed Borek. the team finished second in their ECIC Division and placed Dan Turner and Mike Pfister on the All Star team. Three sophomores and three eighth graders received Var- sity letters giving promise to future success for the golf team. Row One: Mike Rybarczyk. David Bcnn. Eric Al- len. Keith Wholen. Scott Parks. Row Two: Coach Kaeselau. Dave Mazurkiewicz. Greg Merkle. Ed Borek. Alan Walsh. Dan Turner. Mike Pfister. 180 7 7 Zh' 181 WRESTLING Williamsville E. 65 0 Pioneer 29 22 Orchard Park 38 IS Undefeated Season Division Champs The 1980-81 Varsity Wrestling Tearn posted a perfect 18 O-TecgrefTTor the Chiefs it was their first unbeaten sea- son since 1970. Along with the wins came Iroquois' 21st Division Championship in the last 24 years. It was a season of many highlights but most memorable had to be the team's 29-22 victory over arch rival Pioneer. It was the first triumph against Pioneer in II years. The 1980-81 squad was the finest Iroquois has ever produced. Rod- ney Offhaus typifies this talent as he became the first Iroquois wrestler ever to win over 100 Varsity matches. All team members can be proud as they are now part of a winning wrestling tradition with a career record of 319- 26-1. Varsity Record ICS OPP Williamsville N. 38 25 Maryvale 53 10 Clarence 40 13 Attica 43 9 Cleveland Hill 63 2 Amherst 48 9 Alden 46 14 Williamsville S. 57 9 Sweet Home 28 23 Depew 37 22 Lancaster 34 12 Cheektowaga 38 17 Williamsville E. 65 0 Pioneer 29 22 Orchard Park 38 15 Row One: Mike Monile. Jeff Slade. Marty Wallace. Todd Slade. Jerry Monile. Paul Sullivan. Timm Slade. John Lavin. Row Two: Coach Marcheson. Matt Lewis-Jones. Dave Hannah. Dave Radich. Rodney Offhaus, John Mariacher. Pete Todoro, Mark Rademacher. Todd Pyzikiewicz. 183 184 B Record ICS OPP Williamsville N I Maryvale 58 II 58 9 Clarence Attica 62 46 0 25 Amherst 62 3 Alden 56 18 Sweet Home 36 21 Depew .38 15 Lancaster 32 20 Cheektowaga . 59 6 West Seneca W 51 Orchard Park 59 11 WRESTLING B” Team Undefeated The 1980-81 Wrestling B” team om- plet6d an undefeated duaFmeet season with a record of 12-0. There were many fine records turned in including seven wrestlers who did not lose a dual match. Marty Wallace (10-0), Mark Rademacher (10-0), Rick Waskow (10-0), Lyle Burling (7-0), Joe Schopper (7-0). Max Sernoffsky (5-0-1) and John Conners (5-0-1). The Chiefs finished fourth in a very evenly matched field at the second annual Iroquois B” Tour- nament. Jeff Slade and Marty Wallace won championships at 98 and 105 lbs. respectively. Row One: Shawn Sullivan. Lyle Burling. Marc Stan- ley. John Darmstedter. Mark Marcheson. Rick Kingsley. Tom Kloc. Ed Kostrzebski. Kevin Day. Row Two: Coach Sernoffsky. Joe Schopper. Tim Michaels. Rick Waskow. Mike Pearson. Dave Engel. Steve Day. Mitch Kusmierz. Bob Boiler. Frosh: Fine Team Unit Freshmen Wrestlers staWed out She season a� just a -gnnip'ofindivid- uals. thinking only of their own record and match. As the season progressed so did the wrestlers and they devel- oped into a fine team. The wrestlers fi- nally realized the idea of team wres- tling and what it takes to win as a team. As the wrestlers developed slow- ly and finished strong, so did their record. The team finished with a strong 9 wins against 3 losses to con- clude a fine season. FRESHMEN WRESTLING: Row One: Dave Miley (manager). John Springer. Max Sernoffsky. Dave Clark. Mike Wier. Russ Nalwora. Tom Kostrzebski (manager). Row Two: Tom Evans. Joe Rook. Jeff Dembik. Dean Anzalone. Coach Rollo. Nelson Kel- ler. Ken Lewandowski. Keith Bickford. Fred Miley. 185 186 CHEERLEADING The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders ) d by overall--eaptatn Charlann Sauers' and Varsity captain Cheryl Quick en- joyed a prosperous season with the largest squad ever assembled by their advisor, Mr. Root. All the squads were coached by a former Iroquois Cheerleader, Vicki Cotton. Renewed in- terest in J. V. and Freshmen Basketball Cheerleading caused difficult try-outs but resulted in the best young squads Iroquois has produced yet. The J. V. captains were Linda Zicardi and Ann Vera. Margret Thompson and Amy Gaiuski led the Freshmen squad of twenty-two. All the girls possessed a surprising unity for such a numerous group. All the girls are dedicated to save a distinct style of cheerleading unique to Iroquois, with the excellence and discipLLBe rharacteristic of the The Wrestling Cheerleaders expeji- rnemed—with a new concept —in—grtfup organization under the advisorship of Mr. Root and the coaching of Vicki Cotton. Instead of rigid J. V.” and Varsity” divisions, the squad was di- vided into flexible A” and B” units. Each week a cheer-off” was held and those girls who performed the best, re- gardless of grade, were moved onto the A team, while the others were expected to improve on B”. Captains for the squads were rotated each week. Both these changes and new blue-pleated skirts have given the wrestling cheerleaders a new look. Row One, Laura Wilkolaski (captain), Nancy Sobczak. Row Two, Darlene McQuay. Beth Botzenhart. Jamie Stadel. Lisa Schepper. Pam Foucha. Row Three, Kathy Weeks. Joanne Joanisse. Jeannine Sporysz. Marcy Sly. Kim Hartman. Valerie Offhaus. Joanne Caradori. Row One, Sue Kilger. Bonnie Wroblewski. Lori Wood. Lynn Perry. Laura Dobinski. Deana Hoth. Kathy Hill. Row Two, Mr. Root. Sandy Wroblewski. Lori Foss. Jenny Willson. Charlann Sauers (captain). Cheryl Quick. Barb Penfold. Ka- ren Wilckens. Renee Zielinski, Vicki Cotton. Row One, Nancy Gonya. Jennifer Chapin. Cheryl Holland. Lisa Hoth. Michele Conroy. Laura Hegedus. Sheila Jakubiak. Row Two, Janet Memdenbauer. Michelle Rybarczyk. Michelle Mieney. Linda Kopf. Kim Allen, Sandy Munn. Ra- mona Stuart Row Three, Vicki Cotton. Lynn Bratton. Lisa Ende. Sue Boiler. Margret Thompson. Amy Gaiuski. Jill Slawienski. Debbie Fulle. Mi- chelle Clark. Row One, Sandy Cromp, Kim Donovan. Julia Nareau. Sheryl Glinsboeckel. Linda Ziccardi. Ann Vara. Row Two, Denine Hodur, Chris Gibney. Beth Herlan. Cheryl Wroblewski. Sandy Bauer. Debbie Tuck. Jennifer Brackett. Row Three, Joann Sauers. Jean Quick. Heidi Budniewski. Vicki Cot- ton. Lisa Clark. Lynn Cholewinski. Kim Beaver. 187 Vanity Record East Aurora FrontierdH Lancaster J.F.K. Alden Cheeklowaga Orchard Park Cleveland Hill Depew Williamsville $. Alden Orchard Park Cheeklowaga Depew East Aurora Williamsville S. ICS OPP 48 45 SI 40 5« 57 70 43 68 71 65 42 j SI 29 48 52 55 79 48 61 77 56 40 59 51 63 73 58 47 51 46 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Ready For Play-Offs Success for the Chief Cagers this year should be spelled H.U.S.T.L.E. be- cause that’s the word that describes their season. Diminutive in stature yet enormous in character the team sports an 11-5 record at this writing with two contests remaining. Tri-Captains Tom Zizzi, Pete- Wetktey, and Anthony Cuppone have been the-J tainstays of the team with Zizzi leading in1 rebounds, Welkley in scoring and Cuppone in defensive stals. Season highlights include winning the championship of the Lancastar Tip-off Tournament. John Roma’s and Tony Cuppone’s selection to the All-Tourna- ment team, Cuppone’s selection as Tournament M.V.P.i Tom Zizzi’s 200 plus rebound season placing him on the all time rebound list, clutch foul shoot- ing, the inspired play of Juniors Dennis O’Brian. Dan Welkley, and Bob Moram the never-say-die attitude of the entire team. Coach Knowles’ assessment: This team overcame what seemed to be insurmountable odds to achieve suc- cess. We were outsized by practically every opponent yet outrebounded ev- eryone. We were canceled by snow, wind, and broken water pipes and kept our concentration. I can’t say enough about the character these boys pos- sess. They are truly winners. Row One Dan Welkley. Pete Welkley. Tom Zizzi. Anthony Cuppone. Dennis O'Brien. Row Two: Pete Hart. Brian Wheeler. Bob Moran. Brian Bly. John Roma. Eric Weber. Bob Lenz. Greg Kauf- mann. Mike Grinjpter. Coach Knowles. 189 061 J. V. BASKETBALL Ready for Varsity The boys J.V. Basketball team jfesenlly 8- with lliiee games remaining in the seaso are most likely to finish in 2nd or 3rd place in the Division II standings. The young Chiefs started the season on a winning note by defeating arch rival East Aurora. The Chiefs then took 2nd place in the annual Lancaster Tip-Off Tournament by defeating Frontier 62-50 before loosing the championship game to host St. Marys 67-52. Good defense and early season scoring by Dave Mazurkiewicz, including a record 32 points against Frontier, helped the Chiefs to an early 4-1 record. The steady development of such players as Jeff Fitch. Marty Flohensee and Ron Wangelin made the Chiefs competitive in every game as the season progressed. Kevin Holcomb progressed rapidly as the season developed and scored in double figures in 5 of his last 7 games. The Chiefs have definitely proven that they are ready to accept the challenge of Varsity Basketball competition. Row One, Gregg Metz. Marty Hohensee. Dave Mazurkiewicz. Jeff Fitch. Ron Wangelin. Row Two; Donna Witing. Jodi Miller. Kevin Holcomb. Dave Szewczyk. Ken Anstett. Coach Hurley. Dave Zwick. Doug Majeski, Mike McPhee. Sue Walters. Mary Hotwes. Missing, Ted Wood (manager). Steve Mulvihill (scorer). Frosh Record ICS OPP Depew 50 34 Williamsville S. 48 45 JFK 41 U Alden 49 33 Lancaster 44 49 Cleveland Hill 34 Cheektowaga 61 43 Depew S3 43 Williamsville S. 54 46 JFK 44 35 Alden 36 36 Cleveland Hill 49 37 Cheektowaga 47 43 FROSH BASKETBALL Season mpleted a very _____ a 11-2 record and the League Championship. Brain Gustavel and Scott Rider were the top scorers while Mike Coatsworth was the rebound leader. Joe Wilkinson led the team in assists. Tim Miller and Dan Malinowski rounded out the starting team. Champ The Freshmen ccessful |USt with FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Row One, Jim Whalen. Tim Moran. Steve Ziembec. Scott Rider. Joe Wilkinson. Ken Mammoser. Dan Owens. Pete Gaglio. Scott Park. Row Two, Coach Rider. Mike Buckout. Chris Mazuchowski. Dan Malinowski. Carson Lux. Brian Gustavel. Mike Coatsworth. Scott Orf. Mike Majeski. Jack Jarocinski. J.V. Record East Aurora OPP 191 192 M r rn VARSITY RECORD OPP East Aurora West Seneca W. Clarence Eden-Toum. Portville—Tourn J.F.K. Williamsville S Cheektowaga Cleveland Hill Pepew J.F.K. Williamsville $. West Seneca W. Cheektowaga Alden Cleveland Hill Alden 59 CORD ICS bast Aurora West Seneca W. 56 Clarence 6 Pioneer Cl 57 I 63 1 Williamsville S. ■L 47 : West Seneca W Cleveland Hill 60 Depew IT.99 JFK. 63 Williamsville S. .46 Alden JL- T|7 Cleveland Hill W 50 Alden 37 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1981 Varsity Lady Chiefs have had a reeord breaking season this year. ttcTBy captain Tricia Peters, they are the only undefeated team in Division II with a 11-0 league record and a 16-1 overall record. The team suffered sev- eral injuries before midseason which proved to be permanent for Senior Debbie Smith, but nothing slowed the rest of the Lady Chiefs as they broke their game high record twice in one week and recorded their 100th victory since the team originated in 1971. Judy Gilbert broke her own record for as- sists in a game (II) two times over and Lesinski, Peters, Gilbert, and Zizzi are well on their way to breaking various other records. At this writing. Seniors Lesinski and Peters are the top rebounders and Maria Zizzi and Lesinski are leading the scoring for the team. The girls' have definitely had an excellent defensive season led by Senior Gilbert and Zizzi. Less than half way into the season, the team travelled to Pioneer to compete in the Bob Chaddock Memorial Tournament. They came out the victors with Zizzi making the All-Tourney team and Gilbert being selected as the M.V.P. of the Tourna- ment. The Lady Chiefs are looking for- ward to the Sectional Qualifiers in March. Row One-. Donna Perison. Judy Gilbert. Tricia Pe- ters (captain). Sheila Weatherbee. Becky Knab. Row Two: Judy Black. Maria Zizzi. Amy Wangelin. Abby Brauhn. Ala.ie Lesinski. Laura Schroeder. Coach Millar. Missing: Debbie Smith. Linda Schafer (manager—scorer). J.V. BASKETBALL J.V. Undefeated Thus Far With 5 games remaining the Junior Lady Chiefs have a record of II wins and no losses; with a winning streak of 19 games dating back to last season. Co-captains Lisa Kwitek and Wendy Wilkinson have pro- vided great leadership all season. Leading scorers thus far this season are Lisa Kwitek (104 pts.), Wendy Wilkinsor (87 pts.), Mary Jo Cuppone (78 pts.), and Donna Sitarek (67 pts.). Leading rebounders have been Wilkinson. Lisa Orf. and Karen Funke with 70, 62. and 56 respectively. Kwitek and Orf have been the leaders with 44 steals each. Outstanding freshmen so far this season have been Cathy Corbetta. Karen Funke. Wendy Wood, and Wendy Hyer. Row One. Michele Toth. Rose Ebeling. Donna Sitarek. Lisa Kwitek. Wendy Wilkinson. Mary Jo Cuppone. Lisa Orf. Lynn Kozierowski. Row Two: Coach Funke. Helen Balyszak. Laurie Macaluso. Wendy Wood. Karen Funke. Wendy Hyer. Cathy Corbetta. Colleen Whalen. Yvette Schwenk. 193 194 RIFLE Big Shots Aim For Sectionals ------------- The Iroquois Rifle tean js pne of championsTFor the past two years the Rifle team placed first and second in the states respectively. At the states last year Dan Lees placed first in offhand, 3rd in prone, and third Aggregate in the state. This year the team was lead by co-captains Lees and Jeff Metzger. Jeff Metzger Jim Karpinski held the E.C.I.C. kneeling record of 100 lx and Metzger tied the prone with a 100 IOx+ 4. The teams' record for the year was 150. Now they are aiming their sights at the sectionals to defeat Rivals Alden Clarence. Row One: Mike Aldrich. Tim Schick. Gilbert Springfield. Jim Strain. Mark Grucella. Richard Skinner. Steve Luchen. Kevin Gillman. Jodi Miller. Row Two: Dennis Kingsley. Kathy Schasel. Jon Stroze. Todd Battistoni. Dale Clabeaux. Tom Jackson. Bob Bowers. Ron Gerlacht. Roxanne Dobmeier, Curt Halter. Diane Herr. Andy Romagnuolo. Jan Gnojek. Dan Lees. Kara Stroh. Row Three: Larry Nowinski. Alan Walsh. David Kingsley. Tom McCormick. Coach McBride. Jeff Metzger. Bob Skinner. Mike Miller. Sean McCar- thy, Jim Schneider. RECORD Kenm West e East Williamsville N Williamsville E. Lancaster Tona wanda Alden Clarence amsville S. Orchard Park •‘‘TtfTryvate V Frontier ' WCIare kz j 195 V RECORD lowagj Cleveland Hill Depew Willianuville S. Alden Cheekiowaga Cleveland Hill Depew Williamtville S. GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Division II Champions CThe girl’s Varsity Volleyball tear� }. witir c3rn� ptains Debbte—SfffTtn and Judy Gilbert, ended their season with a 19-4 overall record and a 9-1 league record good for first place in E.C.I.C. Division II. The Bumpers successful sea- son included 1st place in the Maryvale Tournament. 2nd place in the Holiday Tournament, up to the 14—finals in the Sweet Home Tournament, 1st place in their Division, and up to the semi-finals in Sectionals. Selected as first team All- Stars were Debbie Smith, Judy Gilbert, and Maria Zizzi. Amy Wangelin was se- lected to the second team. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, Row On , Judy Gilbert. Debbie Smith (co-captains). Row Two: Amy Wangelin. Alane Lesinski, Karen Carpenter. Coach Boggan. Maria Zizzi. Charlene Jakubowski. Judy Black. Missing. Tricia Peters. Sheila Weatherbee. Abby Brauhn (managers). J.V. VOLLEYBALL LargeJFttm-out, Many Cuts The J.V. Bumpers also)had an excel- lent—season. cloaing- Tth a 7-3 record. Laura Schroeder was captain for the Junior Varsity. The J.V. consisted of many freshmen this year, and several sophomores who will be moving up to Varsity next season. The number of girls’ who tried out this year was greater than ever before, which forced Coach Boggan to cut more than 25 girls. This just goes to show that com- petition in girls’ sports is definitely gaining in strength every year. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Row One: Sandy Moorman. Laury Simme. Colleen Whalen. Wendy Wood. Sue Wilckens. Tracee Bartlett. Row Two: Coach Boggan. Michelle Miller. Yvette Schwenk. Wendy Wilkinson. Bonnie Keem. Laura Schroeder. Karen Funke. Wendy Hyer. Helen Balyszak. Debbie Gawron. Michele Toth. 197 RECORD BOYS’ SWIMMING ICS OPP Springville 51 32 St Francis V wniaMfJRW Williamsville S. 46 51 37 32 33 50 Amherst 49 34 Lakeshore 40 43 Alden 60 23 Clarence 34 49 Cleveland Hill 55 22 Maryvale 52 31 Lancaster 55 27 Cheektowaga 47 36 Williamsville N. 33 50 Sweet Home 36 47 Depew 67 15 First Divisional Championship for the Choppers The Varsity swim team h£fTii record breaking year by becofiimg Division II co-champions for the first time in the history of the school. Behind the coaching of Tom Mann and Ed Stohrer, the Choppers posted a league record of 8 wins—4 losses and overall record of 10 wins—5 losses. Team co-captains this year were Bryan Donohue and Eric Fredricks. Outstanding individual preformances were turned in by sopho- more Rich Greene, junior Todd Huber, and senior Kevin Zaretski. The team placed second in the E.C.I.C. Division A competition and some are expect- ed to advance to Sectionals. Row One: John Pawelczyk. Kenn Pawchuk. Tom Reid. Eric Fredricks. Bryan Donohue. Kevin Zaretski. Rich Schaaf. Dave Bassett. Row Two� Coach Stohrer. Coach Mann. Robert Geertman. Roy Swonger. Marty Davis. Todd Huber. Richard Greene. Dan Northern. Jim Lerczak. Greg Hoefler. BOWLING Regrouping In Sight his years Biwling Team finished tiee for--S lv- lit -Hntshtng Tfie season with a 6-9 overall record and a 2-8 Division record. Highlights of this years season included 5.200 games by captain Greg Merkle, high 3 game sets by Greg Merkle 598 (226) and 580 (230), Rich Bender 560 (205). Bobby Zywicki 550 (200). and Mark Bofinger 550. Greg Merkle had the highest team average of 172. This seasons most im- proved bowler was Paul Mazuchowski. Next season will be one of rebuilding for the team due to the loss of several seniors. Row One: Bob Zywicki. Craig Herman. Charlotte Gallagher. Greg Merkle. Kevin Simme, Matt MeRcurio. Row Two: Coach Kaeselau. Kevin Allen. Rich Sharp. Mark Pietrzak. Scott Eichler. Mark Bofinger. Row Three: Glenn Kamholz. Steve Chudzinski. Paul Mazuchowski. Tom Bethge. Rich Bender. % Depew ICS 0 OPP 3 Williamsville N. 2 1 West Seneca W 2 1 Cheektowaga 2 9 Clarence 4 7 Frontier 7 4 Amherst i s Cheektowaga 3 Sweet Home 7 4 Clarence 0 II Frontier Sweet Home 3 8 0 II Amherst 0 11 Depew 2 1 West Seneca W. 2 1 200 rfi 201 101 iiLL We ali travel on And become a part of . . . The Road . .. Some are meant To be strong I-beams While others, patches. Joining seams. Some, are pebbles Others, boulders Some, are crevices Others, shoulders. Venturing on Through unblazed hollow Leaving a path For others to follow . . . We create our own Roads . . . 203 Row One: Paul Rummer. Carol Baschmann. Cheryl Lucas. Maureen Ryan. Barb Penfold. Row Two: Kevin Simme. Cheryl Holland. Lynn Perry Laury Simme. Kathy Trakimas. Linda Schafer. Amy Wangelin. Abby Brauhn. Patrice Mozrall. Chris Holland. Matthew Robinson. Michelle Gallo. Andy Walter. Joe Accurso. Row Three: Mr. Root. Bill Dobinski. Richard Sharp. Margret Thompson. Wendy Wood. Laurie Macaluso. Bob Lucas Dave Debo. Colleen Whalen. Sue Weinman. Julie Thornton. Filips Dhondt. Aracelly Ordonez. Julie Kummer. Tony Knowles. Pat Healy. Laura Schroeder.Row Four: Allan Spulecki. Nathalie Broyer. Dave Kingsley. Rich Ruzewski. Absent: Sheila Weatherbee. Nancy McCabe. Tricia Peters. STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD Successful Year for S.G.B. Under the advisorship of Mr. Root and President Maureen Ryan, the S.G.B. had a busy year. The Homecoming Dance, ’’Oriental Gardens , under chairpersons Barb Penfold and Sherri Warfle, had the most beautiful and elaborate decorations in recent years. The S.G.B. was fortunate enough to reinstate Holly Hanging, and they also sponsored the Christmas Dance. The cabinet of S.G.B. met with administra- tors and food management and thus succeeded in making changes in the cafeteria food and service. This is one of the largest organizations in our school, and as proven by this years achievements, a very worthwhile one. 204 PEP CLUB Pep Club Ke gs Members Actjv ? The PepCU P w i t h , d vTs op Miss BdggairiTarTemained active the entire year by sponsoring the float awards, pep assemblies, carnation sales, repainting of the athlete plaques for the gym wall, providing refreshments at the home football and basketball games, and thus, earning money for the Senior Athlete dinner. Officers this year were Nancy McCabe, President; Cathy Grotke, Vice President; Carole Grotke, Secretary; and Kathy Brady, Treasurer. Their major goal has been to offer more activities to keep members participating. Row One: Judy McCarthy. Diana Wagner. Barb Vogel. Mary Hotwes, Amy Thomczak. Nancy Colucci. Lisa Hartman. Sue Hojnacki. Nathalie Broyer, Carolyn Martin. Cathy McCarty. Sherrie Cased. Row Two: Jill Slawienski. Darlene Kuskosky. Laurie LiPuma. Donna Whiting. Julie Reinard. Tracie Esposito. Sally Dickinson. Doreen Almeter. Jodi Miller. Kathy Brady. E’Marie Graczyk. Nancy McCabe. Cathy Grotke. Carole Grotke. Sheila Weatherbee. Row Three: Miss Boggan. Kathy Schasel. Lynn Bratton. Marie Winiewicz. Laura Hojnacki. Sue Krupski. Kathy Godlove. Theresa Kent, Beth Botzenhart. Connie Gillman. Lisa Ende. Holly Speckmann. Beth Hoerner. Row Four: Kara Stroh. Pam Ende. Kim Utz. Debbie Settlemeyer. An- drea Mazuchowski. Lisa Clark. Dawn Pronobis. Bonnie Janira. Around Ladder: Sue Ott. Lori Schloss. Tracey James. Marcy Sly. Lisa Orf. Sandy Moorman. 205 Row One. Chris Cardarelli. Kim Paul. Lisa Hartman. Nathalie Broyer. Allan Spulecki. Aracelly Ordonez. Filips Dhondt. Sue Hojnacki, Kim Utz Row Two. Roxanne Dobmeier. Eric Fredricks. Tom Schildkamp. Dave Debo. Daren Elliott. Bonnie Staab. Ruth Clark. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Chicago Id Service i hosted three students from lands abroad. Stay- ing with us for a year were Filips Dhondt from Tielt Belgium and Nathalie Broyer from Replonges France. Also with us for a brief while was Aracelly Ordonez of Costa Rica. In other events Tom Schildkamp was this years return- ee after a 2 month stay in Austria, Dave Debo will spend next summer overseas, and the Club participated in a short term exchange with the Chica- go A.F.S. chapter. Officers for this year were Tom Schildkamp. President-. Allan Spulecki, Vice-President) Dave Debo, Secretary; and Marcia Green, Treasurer. A.F.S. Plans To Go T This yeai the AtnerTcan F student exchange progr NEWSPAPER Tomahawk Improves This Year The Tomahawk witj) a larger staff this '—year, has Improved its publication. This year’s staff wrote consistently well, putting out a good paper every other Friday under the direction of editor. Doug Knox-, co-editor, Carole Grotke-, and advisor, Mr. Root. Left To Right: Dave Debo. Kathy Brady. Kara Lynn Stroh. Abby Brauhn. Rich Ruzewski. Ginny Stoddard. Carol DeNicola. Carole Grotke. Lisa Ping. Doug Knox, Bob Zywicki, Barb Osika. Mr. Root. Carolyn Thompson. 207 208 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N.H.S. Awards Scholarships Members of National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and sincerity both in school and in the community. The Iroquois chapter of N.H.S. awards Scholarships each year. The members conduct fund-raising ac- tivities throughout the year to help them reach their goal. Officers for this year were Roberta Hoyler, President Craig Herman. Vice-President Julie Thornton. Treasurer and Andrea Mazuchowski, Secretary. Row One: Kim Wilkinson. Lynn Goerke. Velina Kouimanis. Melanie Smith. Julie Thornton. Roberta Hoyler. Craig Herman. Jay Kaufman. Jeff Miller. Joe Podraza. Row Two: Lynn Perry. Barb Penfold. Ruth Clark. Lori Gawron. Maureen Ryan. Matt Robinson. Marcia Greene. Tricia Peters. Jill Pankiewicz. Row Three: Miss Harbison. Mike Hake. Mark Zima. Paul Kummer. Rob Dukat. Jeff Metzger. Bob Geertman. Jim Labuzzetta. Kevin Muerle. Tom Schildkamp. Chris Plezia. Row FourAndy Walter. Bob Lenz. Bob Warnock. One: John Karny. David Debo. Lisa Ping. Roy Swonger.Row Two: Linda Carlson. Jim Strain. Mike Virchau. Lisa Miley. Mike Rybarczyk. I Marr. Ruth Clark. Mr. Ludwig. Row Three: Henry Eckert. Tom Bethge. Dan Turner. Eric Fredricks. Jim Schneider. Jeff Miller. Alan i. Jay Kaufman. IT'S ACADEMIC Team Defends Title Last years It’s Academic Team con- sisting of Wayne Wylupski, Bill Swonger, and Mark Scamacca won the area title and went on to compete at the nationals. This years team of Cap- tain Dave Debo, John Karny. and Roy Swonger are well on their way to de- fending the title. After their first tap- ing they had 580 points and were in first place, soundly defeating Mt. St. Mary and Cheektowaga. The team did good enough to receive a formal com- mendation from Dr. Haynes and the school board. 209 i FRENCH CLUB Members Enjoy Active Year Participation in the French Club this year increased dramatically. This club celebrates annual French holidays, while exploring the culture and lan- guage of France. A Christmas party, a French dinner, and a trip to Montreal were carried out by the students. The club enjoyed an extra advantage this year with the French exchange stu- dent, Nathalie Broyer. Officers this year were Scott Missel, President; Chris Holland. Vice President; Sue Hojnacki, Secretary-, and Jamie Liberatore, Treasurer. Row One. Elaine Hansgate. Michele Meyer. Michelle Clark. E’Marie Graczyk. Jamie Liberatore. Lisa kwitek. Robert Dukat. Scott Missel. Maria Ghiandoni. Row Two: Kathy Brady. Roberta Hoyler. Nancy Gianneli. Mrs. Pitkin. Holly Speckmann. Gayle Ljungberg. Lorri Heil. Andy Romagnuolo. Curt Halter. Mark Leney. Maureen Ryan. Ramona Stuart. Barbraa Menteky. Row Three: Robert Geertman. Sue Demcie. Filips Dhondt. Sue Boiler. Wendy Hyer. Laury Simme. Theresa Quinn. Bonnie Janora. Carolyn Thompson. Matthew Robinson. Lynn Perry. Amy Beth Suhr. Row Four: Linda Carlson. Mark Zima. Margaret Streif. Sue Hojnacki. Richard Schaaf. Amy Tomczak. Chantal Schmitz. Lisa Hoth. John Syracuse. Row Five: Kathy Trakimas. Chris Holland. Nathalie Broyer. Lisa Hartman. Lisa Ende. Mary Ann Strain. Wendy Will. Kim Utz. Laura Hojnacki. Kathy Godlove. Sue Krupski. Absent: Miss Ljungberg. 210 Row One: Barbara Penfold, Michelle Gallo. Joseph Podraza. Matthew Robinson. Jay Kaufman. Row Two: David Debo. Susan Weinman. James Schneider. Lisa Ping. Mr. Sabo. David Marr. Michael Virchau. Richard Sharp, John Karny. Robert Geertman. Absent: Ms. Mathews. John Blewett, Carol Baschmann. Jennifer Hogue. Karen Klumpp. Jack Slawienski. Michael Rybarczyk. Mary Hanley. MODEL UNITED NATIONS StfrlM. Sweeps Conference del U.riCTs Hir school debate -jAftaetr'discusses world affairs in a format which simulates the U.N. This year’s organization, under the direction of Mr. Sabo and Ms. Mathews, was very strong at the November 1980 Con- ference at Canisius College. Iroquois took all four awards offered and also received a commendation from Dr. Haynes and the school board. Especial- ly impressive at this conference was Barb Penfold. The team also competed at Daemen College and Rochester. Offi- cers this year were Joe Podraza, Presi- dents Matt Robinson. Vice-Presidents Michelle Gallo. Secretary, and Jay Kauf- man. Treasurer. 211 RADIO (WILD radio(has shown a remarkable improvement jfohe awfiole response of the staTtOnTThe disc jockeys and tech- nicians broadcast during the lunch periods and periodically after school. The WILD station managers this year were Julie Kummer, Diane Maciejewski, and sales manager. Bob Dukat. The managers have improved the volume and have increased the selection of the music this year. The station has earned money through candy sales which helped them buy tape recorders and al- bums. Although only three years old, WILD radio has become a vital part of Iroquois Central. Row One: Dan Julian. Kevin Allen. Bill Dehr. Greg Willson. Julie Kummer. Row Two: Mr. Root. Bob Dukat. Pat Healy. Diane Maciejewski. Matt Robinson. Rich Groh. Pete DeLacy, Tracy Schwenk. Missing: Warren Wylupski, Penn Watson. 212 KEY CLUB Key Club Holds Skate-a-thon The Key Club is a service organiza- tion sponsored By-the Kiwanis Club of Elma. This year they held a skate-a- thon to benefit Children's Hospital, and also visited the West Seneca develop- mental Center. In the spring the club taught bike safety to the school's third graders. They also assist the Kiwanis in their various community projects and fund raising. This year's major emphesis was to help the Kiwanis raise money for Children's Hospital. This year's officers are: Roxanne Dobmeier, President; Matt Robinson, Vice-Presi- dent) Marie Makowski, Treasurer) Cheryl Lucas. Secretary. Row One: Jackie Seibert. Jay Kaufman. Chantal Schmitz. Dawn Reczek. Amy Tomczak. Tracy Steinagle, Nathalie Broyer. Donna Danitz. Paul Kummer. Row Tow: Mr. Clinard. Mike Sirrocco. Jill Pankowitz. Marie Markowski. Jim Karpinski. Roxanne Dobmeier. Matt Robinson. Nancy Giannelli. Yvette Schwenk, Chris Cardarelli. Missing: Cheryl Lucas. 213 DRAMA CLUB Presents Tragic Love Affair Under the directionNjf Mr. Durham, theVOrama Club undertook what may have Been its most ambitious and re- warding theatrical project, Abelard and Heloise. This play weaves the tragic love affair between the theologian and scholar. Peter Abelard, and his young pupil Heloise. It proved a thought pro- voking experience for the audience as well as for all involved in the play’s production. Matthew Robinson and Julie Thornton appeared in the title roles, other fine performances were given by J. Podraza. C. Herman. S. Weinman, M. Hake, L. Moreland. P. Watson, and B. Janora. Other members of the 29-per- son cast functioned as nuns and monks in a fashion reminiscent of a Greek Chorus. After participating in the Geneseo Dramatic Competition in May, the Club traveled to Toronto for an overnight trip. Officers this year were: Julie Thornton, Presidents Susan Weinman, Vice-Presidents Lynn Brunner, Secretarys and Lisa Moreland. Treasurer. 214 Row One. Sue Wagner. Connie Lenhardt. Mark Kawczynski. Mall Robinson. Lynn Brunner. Julie Thornlon. Mr. Durham. Susan Weinman. Lisa Moreland. Joe Podraza. Karen Rozanski. Laurie Kopp. Row Two: Mary Scotch. Henry Eckert. Keilh Davis. Jeff Miller. Rose Campanella. Laura Hojnacki. Donna Danitz. Jackie Sieberl. Chris Cardarelli. Sue Demcie. Laura Wilkolaski. Sue Brodowski. Jenny Zeigel. Amy Szczukowski. Row Three: Al Spulecki. Jenny Hogue. Mike Brunner. Cheryl Roll. Kim Utz. Sue Dombrowski. Sue Hojnacki. Kalhy Godlove. Craig Herman. Sue Krupski. Barb Osika. Bonnie Janora. Becky Smith. Cathy Grotke. Tracie Esposito. Jay Kaufman. Curt Halter. Row Four: Bessie Beckendorf. Roy Swonger. Lisa Ping. Denise Schruefer. Dan Burstyn. Sue Trautwein. Dawn Pronobis, Jill Pankiewicz. Mike Miller. Karen Schasel. Kim Paul. Sarah Funseth. Cathy Bennett. Row Five: Eric Fredricks. John Karny. Tracy Schwenk. Mark Walter. Mark Bofinger. Dave Clifford. Andy Romagnuolo. Dave Debo. Jay Gnojek. Dave Watson. Daren Elliott. Dan Myszka. Warren Wylupski. Nathalie Broyer. Lisa Hartman. Linda Carlson. Mary Ann Strain. Mary Hanley. 215 MUSICAL Music Staff Presents Oklahoma! Uitcler the musical direen n of Mr. ElwoocT Eaton and—the STage direction of Mr. Durham, the Music Department presented a sparkling and enthusiasti- cally received production of Rogers and Hammersteins' Oklahoma! Capacity audiences were brought to their feet each night as the vigorous cast pre- sented a show that was true to the frontier spirit of the Oklahoma of the early 1900’s. Leading roles were under- taken by Matthew Robinson. Julie Thornton. Jim Carlson. Joe Podraza. June Cunningham. Susan Weinman. Wayne Wylupski, and Maureen McCormick. 216 0 CHORUS Memorial to Mr. Norberg Lasrspring the chorus, under the di- rection of Mr. Elwood Eaton, performed in a very special program which com- memorated the work and dedication of the late Mr. Carl Norberg, who, with Mr. Eaton, directed nearly twenty of Iroquois' musical theatre productions. The Senior Chorus and alumni who had performed in the Norberg Eaton pro- ductions combined with Mr. Durham and Mr. Eaton to perform a medley. The performance was a touching and beautiful memorial to a man who was a dedicated member of the Iroquois teaching staff. Row One: Donna Danitz. Lynn Kephart. Dawn Kwiatkowski, Karon Klumpp. Michele Doyle. Maria Ghiandoni. Mark Souder. John Hasselback. Paula Gish. Row Two, Valerie Offhaus. Eva Rebilas. Laurie Macaluso. Wendy Wood. Jackie Sieberl. Amy Galuski, Laury Simme, Sandy Buchwald. Ainy Szczukowski. Connie Warner. Row Three: Barb Menteky. Nancy Turski. Patty Weinman. Mary Streif. Diane Theal, Daren Elliott. Sue Fink. Bob Lu cas. Yvette Schwenk. 218 Row One: Laurie Kopp. Sally Dickinson. Mary Scotch. Lynn Brunner. Chris Loudenslager. Bev Hutchinson. Sue Ziccardi. Kathy Hill. Nancy Colucci. Christine Cardarelli. Row Two? Connie Lenhardt. Sue Wagner. Joe Podraza. Paul Kummer. Keith Buckingham. Preston Burling. Mary Jo Cuppone. Karen Wilckens. Jennifer Hogue. Mary White. Roberta Hoyler. Row Three: Melanie Smith. Leslie Cofta. Judy Schmitt. Marcy Sly. Lisa Ping. Dave Clifford. Roxanne Dobmeier. Virginia Stoddard. Andrea Mazuchowski. Sue Weinman. Nancy Hawley. Aracelly Ordonez. Row Four: Margaret Schintzius. Lisa Moreland. Julie Thornton. Matthew Robinson. Roy Swonger. Dave Debo. Eric Fredricks. Randy Allen. Mark Kawczynski. Cindy Schlatterer. Linda Hoffman. Diane Maciejewski. This yearT ie Senior Chorus present- ecTlrs annual Christmas Concert and yearly spring program. The group also brightened the Christmas season for the employees of the Fisher-Price Toy Company with its performance there. In the spring, the Chorus combined with the Drama Club to produce its an- nual musical. The officers of the Senior Chorus were as follows: Matthew Rob- inson. President; Paul Kummer. Vice- President; Julie Thornton. Secretary; and Susan Weinman. Treasurer. BAND B nd MarcKerinPhiladelphia The Marching Band has-been very active this-y afr-TTrey started the year with a garage sale, a bake goods sales, a car wash, a skating party, and a can- dy sale. Their main goal was to raise money towards their trip to the Gimbels Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia. This parade was the high- light of the year. The marching band did an excellent job in representing Iro- quois Central. Row One: Matthew Robinson. Bob Lenz, Keith Hineher. Karen Lerczak. Roseann MeAnulty. Kim Donovan. Laura Hojnacki. Sue Rusinski. Michele Conroy. Sue Boiler. Chantal Schmitz. Sue Austin. Maria Zizzi, Sue Hojnacki, Chris Merkle, Colleen Whalen. Lisa Clark. Ramona Stuart. Sheila Jakubiak. Dawn Strzelec. Dave Reszel. Row Two: Parke Brown. Lisa Pierpaoli. Michele Meyer. Barb Osika, Margaret Streif. Laureen Krawczyk. Kyle Link. Tracie Esposito. Donna Perison. Cindy Waver. Cheryl Roll. Wendy Hier. Margret Thompson. AmyBeth Suhr. Sue Wilckens, Michelle Clark. Cheryl Holland. Nance Gonya. Mike Brunner. Greg Hoefler. Gary Seibold. John Karny. Mr. Ross. Row Three: Jim Strain. Bryan Vosseler. Alan Foss. Paul Gingerich. Gretchen Knuth. Mary Scotch. Tom Reid. John Pawchuk. Dan Turner. Dan Myszka. Warren Wylupski. Karen Bly. Dave Champion. Steve Smith. Bob Dukat. Jim Grady. Row Four. Scott Barbaritz. Buffy Hoffman. Mike Lane. Scott Litteer. Ron Wangelin. Marty Davis. Bob Boiler. Mike Hake. Brian Keicher. Alan Walsh. Mark Walter. John Hasselback. Steve Petrenic. Joe Accurso, Terry Quinn. Dave Kingsley. Keith Bickford. Lyle Murling. Row Five: David Basset. Jennifer Zeigel. Mike Cherven. Jim Schneider. Dave Dustin. Todd Huber. Dave Ott. Ed Kostrzebski. Mike Cirocco. Jay Kaufman. Bob Warnock. Bob Geertman. Eric Gustavel, Ed Bushway. Jeff Simons. Mike Reid. Dawn Melancon. Preston Burling. Eric Kootte. Jim Rhodes. 220 Kneeling: Sandy Bauer. Lynn Brunner. Kathy Hill. Laurie tberf. Lisa Ping. Back Row: Linda Carlson. Heidi Budniewski. Donna Sitarek. Cheryl Quick. Connie Lenhardt. Lynn Cholewinski. Miss Thurston. Amy Wangelin. Julie Giesler. Chris Holland. Jean Quick. Kathy Trakimas. COLOR GUARD Marches In GlmbetVJ arade ( The Color Guard had an exciting sea5DTr-htghHght«d by et -trtp to Phila- delphia to march in the Gimbel’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Under the direction of captains Chris Holland and Connie Lenhardt. the tall flags worked out some flashy routines. Kathy Hill and Lisa Ping, co-captains of the rifle squad, worked diligently to improve the quality of the girl’s performance. 221 ORCHESTRA Enjoys Fine-Musical Year • The Iroquois Seniors Symphony con- sisYs—of 4Q strings, wind, and-pe etis1 sion players who enjoy playing all styles of music. The orchestra tradi- tionally gives concerts at area institu- tions. This year they played for an en- thusiastic audience at the Niagara Nursing Home in Buffalo. Two Iroquois musicians were invited to join the prestigious Western New York Youth Orchestra: Matt Robinson, French Horn, and Lisa Ping, Viola. The annual trip for Toronto was enjoyed by everyone. This is an overnight weekend trip which al- lows time for exploring Toronto and its many artistic attractions. Row One: Bob Geertman. Colleen Whalen. Lisa Ping. Judy Schmitt. Jay Kaufman. Rosemary Campanella. Matthew Robinson. Mike Hake. Karen House. Jim Hollowood. Row Two: Sue Rusinski. Michelle Miller. Tom Reid. Steve Lutgen. Jim Lerczak. David Kingsley. Wendy Schrader. Tom Markel. Mike Reid. Mr. Armesto. Row Three: Joe Bowers. Jim Rhodes. AmyBeth Suhr. Alan Walsh. Jackie Siebert. Eric Gustavel. Tracie Esposito. Scott Litteer. Michele Meyer. Gretchen Knuth. Raymond Mulvihill. Nancy McCabe. Mark Walters. Jim Topor. 222 Row One: Mr. Lane. Dale Foss. Bonnie Gingerich. Brian Lane. Chris Huston. Dave Schrader. Dale Schosek. Chuck Beats. Row Two: Monica Kelver. Brian Pucci. Arnold Wilkolaski. Dale Lis. Gary Pettit. Patty Kostrzebski. Bill Durant. Dave DelPrince. Row Three: Paul Reed. Garnet Holmes. Crystal Wilking. Carol Beats. Lynne Kephart. Melissa Monnm. Sharon Renaud. Row Four: Chuck Walker. Mike Lane. Peter Lane. Phil Schloss. Richard Bend- er. Brian Keicher. James Elvers, Bob Beats. Row Five. Thomas Zizzi, Dan Lees. Wesley Kless. Jeff Simons. Alan Weatherbee. Mark Marcheson. Gerald Donnelly. Row Six: David Dawley. Andy Atkinson. Brad Gilbert. Absent: Darlene McOuay. Ken Grzeskowiak. Dave Newton. Norman Kraynik. John Krytus. Darryl Ells. Keith Bickford. Scott Hasselberg. A-Vocational Organization F.F.A. is an organization of vocational agriculture students wttfcTV makes learn- ing more interesting by real life exper- iences such as projects, fairs, and con- tests in livestock judging. The purpose of F.F.A. is summarized by their Motto: Learning to do. Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. The officers this year were President, Chris Huston-, Vice-President, Brian Lane-, Secretary Dave Schrader-, Treasurer, Bonnie Gingerich-, Sentinal, Dale Schosek; Re- porter, Dale Foss-, Student Advisor, Chuck Beats, and Advisor. Mr. Lane. 223 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row One: Dave Ressler. Anloinettc Miceli. Maria Scamacca. Tina Ritenburg. Kathy Ernst. Randy Loomis. Row Two. Tammy Howell. Mary Trinkle. Monica Kelver. Kaileen Luthringer. Terry Covell. Darryl Stroh. Bob Anderson. Row Three: Tim Gerken. Mike Zwara. Brian Baty. Paul Feller. Joe bbeling. Joe Roche. Jim Kull. David Litchke. Scott Black. Ken Melson. 224 B.O.C.E.S. Students Offered Varied Programs Students from nine school districts attend occupational classes conducted by Erie-Cattaraugus B.O.C.E.S. Students attend their home” school for half a day and spend the other half-day in B.O.C.E.S. occupational programs, earn- ing credit toward graduation and gain- ing knowledge, skill, and practical ex- periences. Some students begin work immediately after graduation. Some pursue further study at colleges, uni- versities. and technical institutes. There are twelve programs available at the East Aurora Center and two pro- grams at the Potter Road Center. Row One: Donna Tkaczyk. Larry Kaufmann. Cindy Mathis. Jeannme Terranova. Debbie Settlemyer. Gary Perkins. Mike Malik. Jim Wilk. Row Two. Don Stover. Gary Harter. Don LaDuca. John Clark. Joe Repec. Larry Daley, Sue McConnell. Mary Keem. Rick Wurts. Row Three. Tricia Gibney, Jim Sharp. Bonnie Matyjasik. Kim Kasprzyk. Kevin Marek. lisa Gibney. Mark DeJac, Tom Miller. Mike Ceppaglia. Row Four. Ted Willson. Joe DiCharo. Don Kephart. Jim Piasecki. Dave Monin. Patty Wheeler. Mike Dingwall. Michael Bove. Jess DiPirro. Darryl Baran. Row Five. Ken Brocius. Bob Miller. Mike Nowicki. Linda Smith. Scott Bainbridge. Dan Fisher. Jerry Monile. Mike Hoerner. Rich Pruski, Bob Gingerich. Row Six. Ken Whit- ing. Dennis Pickard. Paul Smith. Karl Hassenfratz. Dave Dawley. Jesse Harmon. Gary Germony. 225 }Co cl. DPS y YEARBOOK Mr. R. Waterman- Advisor Sheila Weatherbee Editor in-Chief Spring Sports Alane Lesinski—Theme poetry cover design Mary Hanley—Faculty. Juniors Jack Slawienski—Faculty. Juniors Mary Ann Strain—Juniors Kevin Abraszek—Freshmen E'Marie Graczyk—Freshmen Judy Carpenter—Sophomores. Sports Diane Maciejewski—Sophomores Carolyn Martin—Fall Sports Allan Spulecki—Organizations Theresa Kent—Typist Ken Pawchuk—Photo lab. Scott Litteer Photographer S £ J :L ✓ 4 :L ' 1 226 The 1980-1981 Iroquoian. compared to last year’s book, made many changes. It was 16 pages of color, -black—backgrounds on divider pages, alphabetized faculty portraits, copy in columns on the sports pages, different type, and different paper. Special thanks go out to Mr. Gustavel, Karl Hassenfratz. and I Miss Wagner's 3rd and 6-7th typing classes. Editor Sheila Weatherbee and the rest of the staff wish you well. YEARBOOK STAFF: Row One: Beth Fioerner. Sue Fiojnacki. Kim Utz. Row Two: Jill Slawienski. Mike Lock, Michelle Rybarczyk. Fran Digati. Missing: Paula Anzalone. Dave Kingsley. Dave Clifford. Jill Pankiewicz. Laurie LiPuma. 227 fit INDEX A. F.S. v V Band Baseball Varsity __ Baseball—J.V. $ Frosh Basketball—Boys' Varsity Basketball—Boys' J.V. £ Frosh Basketball—Girls’ Varsity £ J.V. B. O.C.E.S.—Junior £ Senior Bowling Cheerleaders—Fall Squads Cheerleaders—Winter Squads Chorus Color Guard Cross Country Dedication Drama Club Faculty F.F.A. Field Hockey Football—Varsity Football—J.V. £ Frosh French Club Freshmen Golf Homecoming ’80 It’s Academic Juniors Key Club Memoriam Model U N. Newspaper N.H.S. Orchestra Outstanding Boy Outstanding Girl Patrons Pep Club Rifle Senior Poll Seniors S.G.B. Soccer—Boys’ Varsity Soccer—Boys’ J.V. £ Frosh Soccer—Girls’ • Softball Sophomores Swimming—Boys' Swimming—Girls' Table of Contents Tennis—Boys’ Tennis—Girls’ Title Page , Track—Boys’ Track—Girls’ Underclassmen Late Pictures Volleyball—Boys’ Volleyball—Girls’ Varsity J.V. W.l.L.D. Radio Wrestling—Varsity Wrestling— B” Frosh Yearbook Staff 160 162 164 210 38 180 8 209 70 213 228 211 207 208 222 117 116 231 205 194 142 90 204 168 170 158 150 54 198 172 2 156 176 I 152 154 69 174 196 212 182 184 226 232 AUTOGRAPHS 230 PATRONS Gold FISCHER PRICE JACKSON BOWLING LANES Silver Aurora Drug Joseph R. Glownia, Attorney Grigg’s § Ball Co. Kelsey’s Jeweler’s Ott’s Bed Mfg. Co. Joseph A. Sakowski, Attroney Mr. Mrs. John W. Slawienski Bronze A Snail’s Place Mr. Mrs. E. Carloni Convenient Food Mart Cy’s Elma Pharmacy Dubois Hardware Store Elma Arco Elma Florist Gift Shop Elma Hardware Regular Anthony's Hair Fashions Carl’s Barber Shop Carol’s Beauty Salon—73 Jamison Mr. Coblentz Mr. Mrs. T. Durham East Aurora Plaza Dairy Elma Meat Market Mr. Howe II Jim Reid’s Tires Dan Lees Mrs. Madden Barry Manilow Meadowview Cheese and Deli Elma Liquor Store Elma Village Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Terry S. Galanis Jr. John A. Simme Agency Marilla Gift Shop Travel Masters Vidler’s 5 and 10c Store Wrobels Auto Parts Mr. McQuillan Mrs. Nevergold Mr. Ping Jeffrey James Radder Michele Reczek The Rug Bug Michelle Rybarczyk Jack 6th Period Study Hall Jill Slawienski Mr. Mrs. C. F. Stansbury Sue’s Seafood Shop Adelaide Turner Mr. Mrs. R. Waterman IN MEMORIAM Carl G. Norberg 1917-1980 One of the last Victorian Gentlemen’ Carl G. Norberg, a teacher on the Iroquois faculty for twenty-three years was a member of the mathematics department, and served as dramatics director for both straight dramatic plays and musicals. He was a true friend and always a perfect gentleman. -V -