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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

WE THE CLASS OF 1983 PROUDLY DEDICATE OUR BOOK TO: MR. PETER BOSCH There is a certainty in this man Who is unafraid to share with others. Unafraid to become in- volved in the Candid life of a student. To him we dedicate this IROQUOIAN In an attempt to return some of the respect That he first gave to us. 1983 Yearbook Staff Those who teach become our friends, because they give ALL they know! i. DEDICATION 3 HOMECOMING 1982 Homecoming 1982 was a smashing success for all those who participated. The Homecoming weekend started Friday with the afternoon pep assembly. This year the Senior Poll was announced by the Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Judy Carpenter and Production Man- ager Kevin Abraszek, at the assembly instead of waiting until later in the year. After the pom-pom routine, a culmination of many long hours of practice by the cheer- leaders, and the color guard routine, float attendants were revealed. This year's homecoming attendants were Freshmen: Stephanie Digati and Dawn Schruefer; Soph- omores: Laurie Gaglio and Chris Balyszak; Juniors: Lau- rie Macaluso and Laury Simme; Seniors: Mary Jo Cup- pone, Mary Lou Kaufman, and Homecoming Queen Laura Schroeder. Saturday the Varsity Football team lost 12-0 to Wil- liamsville South. However, this could not harm the spirit of the half-time parade. The juniors won 1st place under Chairpersons Mark Zukowski and Laurie Macaluso. The Sophomores won second place under Steve Ziembiec and Lisa Zgoda. The Seniors under the direction of Tom Knab, and Laura Schroeder won third place. The Fresh- men came in fourth place under the direction of Chair- people Fritz Kohl and Kiersten Lang. The Homecoming dance theme was First Love . It was evident that a lot of work had been put into this. Everyone who was there had a good time. The entire Homecoming weekend was an experience for all who participated, and many people will never forget it. 3] Blfi3 EfflfcB CEO EC? Effl itMTa FftDQ cm rftrrp fa like comic strips old new, :lass of 86 will come shining througl 4 HOMECOMING A GOOD TIME HAD BY ALL HOMECOMING SENIOR DIVIDER SENIORS Our hidden dreams lie down the road of the future. Hearts still to be given Faith in ourselves and in our world unshaken. We have the confidence to turn our dreams into reality; md to look at life with the awareness that ' F.vprv moment is a challenge. When our songs and aspirations have been forgotten And when our faith is worn with age. We shall remember these golden days And as we reflect: The highlights of our years at Iroquois High School Will be memories of tomorrow. SENIOR DIVIDER PETER TODORO, President LISA KWITEK, Treasurer SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS KIMBERLY BEAVER, Secretary MARY WIER, Vice-President Mike will never forget: Motorcycle accident, PJH3, T.B., B.Z., C.Y., Steis, my Father. Future Plans: A career in the U.S.A.F. MICHAEL ALDRICH Kevin will never forget: times spent with J.S., H.S., J.D., S.D., K. D., and the card crew, B.S., M.W., L.B., B.B., and J.R., as well as the yearbook staff over the past four Yrs. Fondest Memories: summer of '81, Prom '82 with and without L. L., M.K.'s dinner party and all of the concerts. Will Always Remember: Chem. labs, pineapples, float parties, and bowling. Pet Peeves: bus rides to Florida, false accusations, I.O.U.'s, and people who think they have power. Favorite Sayings: How rude , You kill Debbie will always remember: the 4 years I've spent with Larry and his family and the friends I've made at Iroquois, esp. H.B. and A.S. Pet Peeves: double standards. Airhead, homeroom please . Will Nev- er Forget: Is 15 too many for one car?. Future Plans: on to college and then to become Mrs. Lawrence Rutkowski. Favorite Saying: Here's one for Jean , Jack the Moose . DEAN ANZALONE DOREEN ALMETER KENNETH ANSTETT The Senior class really does have spirit! Doreen will always remember: Kevin, Dale, Don, Mike, D.G., B.K., K.R., S.K., G.K., T.S., S.S., H.S., M.M., A.V.P, PS. (A.F.S.), Mr. Grundy, Mr. D. and all my other friends at Iroquois. Fondest Memories: being with Alfonso and friends. Will Never Forget: Class of 1980 and 1981, bus to D.E. Pet Peeves: Short jokes, Favorite Saying: Go for it . Future Plans: spend time in Michigan and get a job. DEBORAH ALDOUS KEVIN ABRASZEK MHKU HI RODNEY ARNDT SENIORS 9 SUSAN BAINBRIDGE It's not nice to throw snow. Sue will always remember L.D., C.K., T.R, R.S., S.N., and all my other friends from the years past. Will never forget the BOCES bus, Mrs. Notarpole's class, and when L.D. and I had to get S.B.B. out of jail. Pizza Face . Fondest Memories: going to skip outs with L.D. and C.K. also the WHO, Judas Priest and Hearts concerts. Going to Canada with B.M. and L.D. also hanging on to C.K. as she was falling out the window. Pet Peeves: cheerleaders, Mondays, C.C., Future Plans: Florida with L.D. Favorite Sayings: Ah man!. No Problem, Be healed. Go Away. Lori will always remember the fun times with my friends K.F., N.S., L.B. I will never forget N.S. and me at Thomas Drugs. My Fondest Memories are of Prom '81 w B.G., A.S., R.N., D.M. Pet Peeve: is gossip. Future Plans are becoming an LPN. Favorite Saying: Who gives A s—! LORI BAPST Lisa will never foiget times spent with Debbie and Heidi, W.R., L.R.'s Parties, skiing at KB, the beach shopping. Let us part Friends!! Will always remember times with Randy, Pabst, Horseback riding, M.H., J.S. all the friends from ICS esp. L.B., N.S., D.A., H.B., D.B., M.C. Pet Peeve: OH GOOD!! We all took walks and watched the water flow. TODD BATTISTONI Sandy Will never forget: swimming moon bauzer rahs track hurdles RHPS Philly sprvil stadium Bills commando 10 raid REO Superfest Breakfast surprise. All my friends at ICS. Pet Peeves: 2 min. to hmrm., Mr. D, fat black cats, you're so skinny, It's been real! Bob will always remember Jennifer, 4-7-81, Ken, Al, Jerry, Mark, K.G., Ted, Flap, Bonehead, Friday morning sessions with all the boys. Fondest Memories: Beaten my 4 by 4, times with J.M. Future Plans include Florida, different 4 wheeler, Jennifer. Have fun 'cause I will. Carol will always remember Ken, 12-4-81, RWF, Jon,Kelly, Jenny, Lynette, Jerry, Al, Mark, and Mr. Lane. Will never forget fishing with Ken, Jon, and Bob and all the SANDRA BAUER ROBERT BEATS Are you two in trouble again? CAROL BEATS KIMBERLY BEAVER good times at ICS. Fondest memories: times spent with Ken. Pet Peeves: preps, jocks, and Homeroom. Future Plans include Ken. Kim's fondest memories are of Todd and the special shared moments together. Will never forget: Commandos 10, Bill, James, OTB, MAW, moon. Handy, bananas, buddy , Root's Reds, Jello Pudding, Prom 81 and Homecoming 82. Will never forget: Anner, Jo, Deb, Moo, Jeff, Ron W„ J.Q., H.B., S.B., N.D., L.K., D.S., L.S., L.C., K.D., and L.M. Pet Peeves: diets, and 2 minutes till homeroom. DAVID BENN M KATHLEEN BENZEE Dave will never forget the friends I made at ICS, DECA, Bowling, and DeMolay. Will always remember summer of '82 with D.W., PD„ D.S., and the memory of skating in the NHL All-Star game in Buffalo. Pet Peeve: Mao , bus rides. Favorite Saying: That was different. Future plans: owning my own business and traveling. Kathie's fondest memories are frosh yr. and senior yr. so far. Will never forget Sherry, Lisa, Chris, Mr. Sabo, K.K., R.M., N.G., Mr. D„ and Mrs. P and all my friends, HC '80, softball, and the class of '80! Will always remember knowing the friends she has will last forever... Pet Peeves: are Where is your pass and guys who think they're too cool! Mom and Dad I love you!! SENIORS 11 SCOTT BERNIER What a float! Can I go for a ride too? Scott will never forget: Wayne and the Ex-Lax cookie, and going to stadium concerts. Fondest Memories: are the good times with J. and J.F., S.S., D.A., M.L., K.S., and G.N. Future Plans: are joining the Marines. John will never forget: the perversion factor , M.A., S.C., S.S., and P.B.; also the twitch , Buffalo Chips , Greiner, and Ralph there goes the mole Howell, Frizzy , Fris and the mile relay. Will always cherish the times spent with Gayle. Paul will never forget: Toronto and all my friends at Iroquois especially J.B., S.S., PD., M.A., PH., L.B., C.C., S.C. Will Always Remember: Biology, Chem. class and Physics. Fondest Memories: Chem. lab day and substitute teachers. Pet Peeves: locked bathroom doors, office call slips, and cafeteria food. MICHAEL BIONDO JOHN BLEWETT LORI BOEBEL 12 W SENIORS Lori will never forget: Jim, Becky, B.S., L.S., 5 9 82, from E.A. and Y.W.S., .B„ D.C., all the parties, bowling, USA. Favorite Saying: celebrate the moments of your life . Pet Peeves: naggy women, men with ego problems, working with hangovers, goodbyes. Fondest Memories: the one lane bridge, Thrun's garage door. Future Plans: Jim Is this where you went after the prom? PAUL BLIZNIAK MARK BOFINGER LYNN BOJAK JAMES BOYLE JENNIFER BRACKETT DONNA BREEN LISA BRE1DENSTEIN TIMMY BROCIUS Lynn will never forget: my senior year, the Boces bus and all my friends. Fondest Memories: the past year spent with Joe and all the fun we had together. Future Plans: to be with Joe always and for us both to be the happiest people in the world. Favorite Saying: Let's go to the park! Jennifer will always remember: chipmunk cheeks, L.B., P.B., C.B., T.M., and everyone else who made the past years great. Will Never Forget: shorthand classes with Bweb, partying and times spent with Tim. Pet Peeve: the pumpkin patch. Favorite Saying: which way did ge go George? Future Plans: to become a flight attendant and live happily ever after. Leave me in peace!! Donna will never forget: the four years spent at Iroquois with all my special friends, J.C., L.B., L.N., L.B., B.B., RT., J.K., K.S., B.N., J.M., and all the laughs in Boces with J.D., J.G., K.F., Fondest Memories: are of the summer of '82 spent with Mark. Lisa will never forget: Germany '82, all the great times spent with friends weird and normal . Pet Peeves: quiet S.H.'s, boring classes, squathrusts, people who walk slow in the hall, preps and a senior locker that didn't like me. Favorite Sayings: Haudy , Buddy , RODNEY BROSKA action photos , and Funf Bacodi — Take everything in stride, don't let it mess up your life . SENIORS 13 LISA BROWN The men from Mars are back. Here come a nice couple. Lisa's fondest memories: are of Brian and all the times we spent together. I'll always remember the Christmas dance, my 17th birthday, Llf27, and our spot (Fairway Dr. and Rolling Green La.), and eating at the Hobnail. I'll never forget: Mr. Tee, riding the float, Jamie, and that stubborn Italian. Future Plans: are to get a bigger diamond from Brian. I love ya Bri. Favorite Saying: I'm only going 20 . Theresa's fondest memories: time spent with Sonny, John, Donna, Curley, Peg, Paul, Hog, Russ, Liz, Nat, my Mom and sisters. Will Not Forget: all the people and times at Hunters Creek, parties, hunting, Quarters, 8th grade, and ICS. Future Plans: are whatever God has in mind. Bonnie's fondest memories: are of Dan and all the great times we've shared together. Will Never Forget: Camel, N.S., P.F., K.F., S.C., D.B., J.K., J.M., M.W. Pet Peeve: being called Connie. Will Always Remember: the Who '82, Foreigner, and Scorpions with B.D. Future Plans: to be a cosmetologist and marry Dan. Favorite Sayings: Excellent , This is the end, my only friend, the end , Doors. Heidi's fondest memory: is Deutschland, summer '82, and the Rhein. Will Never Forget: Rah, Stacjium, bus rides. Track, Philly, Commandoes 10, and the Mission, EAS VAC '82, Niagara Falls, Gas with J.Q., Alles Klar?, Larry and the sliding Pizza, HC '80, 3 18 82, and times shared with friends. Deb and Lar, J.Q., J.G., L.C., S.B., K.D., M.K., J.S., D.T., A.V., K.B., L.Z., and esp. F.J.M.—C.B. Future Plans: go back to Europe, College. Angela will never forget: all my friends at ICS, times we've spent together in classes and study halls. Favorite Pastime: being with Dan. Future Plans: going to college, being with D.O. and making my life all it can be. HEIDI BUDNIEWSKI 14 SENIORS MICHAEL BRUNNER BONNIE BUCHWALD ■■ ANGELA BUKOWSKI Dan will always remember: all his friends, Mr. Grundy, Mr. Emens, Mr. D., and drama club for making my prison term somewhat enjoyable. A caged mind learns . Fondest Memories: Oct. 9,1981. Future Plans: live each day as it attacks me, go to college, open a terrorist training camp and rewrite the English language. Favorite Saying: sit sat, hit and hat . Rose will never forget: Carousel , D.C., Orch, Toronto, poker concerts. Homecoming '80, '81, Prom '82, lancaster speedway, Styx '81, variety shows and Rocky Horror. Always Remember: A.M., K.L., B.O., L.K., E.H., R.M., PH., B.M., E.Z., K.G., L.H., M.W., M.C., A.R., E.G., W.W. Pet Peeves: liars, Brandenburg 3, being thrown in ponds and garbage cans. Future Plans: blow up the Ouija board. Joanne's fondest memories: are times with John and saying Jetaime to him! Will Never Forget: Wedding day , and nights till 6 in the morning. Boces in 11 and 12 grade and the bus rides! Will Always Remember: my years here, and all my friends DANIEL BURSTYN V fe ROSE CAMPANELLA Is it a dirty joke? Tell us! JOANNE CARADORI CHRISTINE CARDARELLI TODD CASELL who helped me through it all. Thanks— N.S., L.N. (Newy), L.B., J.M., L.B., B.D., PT., M.N., B.N., K.S., B.B., and especially Donna and Tracy C. Future Plans: to become a cosmetologist. Chris's fondest memories: are of every minute spent with Jamie, 6 9 81, 9 19 81, Will Never Forget: little chelei, Carol, M.K., J.R., C.G., summers '80-82 and the Boces gang. Pet Peeves: are smoking, I'm sorry and Aren't you the soundman's girl? . Future Plans: are to marry Jamie and have lots of kids. Favorite Saying: I love you . Judy will always remember: Mary for showing me what a true friend really is and for sharing 6 30 82 with Grandma and I. Will never forget: The Data Gang, Mrs. Parks, Track with Miss B. (the EMT was worth it)— Thanks for everything. Homecoming '82 with Rich, Karen— Thanks Sis!, and Yearbook with Mr. Winnie and Zigida— Thanks to all those who made this book possible. Pet Peeves: Programs that just don't work and people who make false accusations. Future Plans: To save bears. Thanks Mom Dad I've appreciated all the help and support. I'm Alfred bound. Todd will never forget my friends at Iroquois who made these years bearable. Good times with D.G., A.K., M.S., Abe , and the boces like Nine fingers, J.M., S.K., and the Puggie Polock. Fondest Memories: getting caught in horticulture, track '82, Summer '81 '82, Me and M.S. in SS 11R. Pet Peeves: 2 min. till HR and stuck-up people. Favorite Saying: What a hemorroid Future Plans: College and teaching the MR. I Cor. 13. JUDITH CARPENTER SENIORS 15 MARK CAUGHEL A happy cheerleader? Just hanging out! Lynn will always remember: the good times spent with Rob, and especially Linda. All my friends at ICS: J.Q., H.B., D.B., D.T., J.S., A.V., K.D., K.B., R.H., M.K., K.Z., S.B., J.G., L.M., D.S., L.K., and everyone that has made my four years great. Will Not Forget: Commandos 10, Stadium, Philly, Prom '81, '82, H.C. '81, '82, Bills game. Track, Rahs, and all the times spent with close friends. Pet Peeves: G at B's. Brian's fondest memories: are of sleding at Elma Meadows and rubbing noses in the snow with Lisa; the girl of my dreams. I'll Never Forget: Homecoming '81, eating spaghetti at the Hobnail, Roycroft, and LIF27. Always Remember: getting that big goal for Jeff, all the vavjinyaks (esp. Kitty). Favorite Saying: This is how Brian eats his spaghetti at Chefs . DAVID CHAMPION Steve will never forget: my favorite sayings— over yonder , sounds like a personal problem to me , what's shak'in bacon? , shoot 'em , what's happen' in Jackson? , and what's smok'in Johnson? . Will Always Remember: toad , twinkid , and 'you clown', D.A., ABE, shaow , T.S., K.A., T.B., J.B., S.S., Dippo, G.Y., M.C., D.G., T.K., J.A., George , W.H., S.O., SKI , M.S., PS. JOHN CLARK LISA CLARK STEPHEN CLEMENTS CHRISTOPHER CLIFFORD Lisa's fondest memories: are all the laughing times with Linda and Cathy, the broom room parties with the “Motley Crew , and all my special friends: L.M., L.K., B.H., C.R., D.V., M.C., staying out till dawn, Hollywood with Kath, rudies mess, Sherkston with Kate, August '82. Pet Peeve: cars with no door handles and the lanes. Future Plans: are to be successful in everything I DONNA COOK JOHN COVELL Sandy will always remember: L.T., C.R., M.G., R.W., all the times at Boces, skipping out, going for breakfast and to the park. Will Never Forget: Jim and the Prom, picnic Miss Boggan is always willing to lend a helping hand. ,gl at Emery park Fondest Memories: are the good times spent with my friends and Jim. Pet Peeves: girls with phoney acts. Future Plans: include going to college for commercial art and moving out of state. Chris will always remember: cleaning the bathrooms at Tops and C.W., R.H., M.B., R.R. Favorite Saying: “who beefed? . SANDRA CROMP Donna's fondest memories: are of Greg and all the special times we shared together, 7 21 82. Will Never Forget: all my friends, and the partying we did, exp. L.P., K. G., T. M„ E.M., B.P, D.W., tripping with Lisa, getting lost in my room, and partying at the Bear's Den and C.C.H. Favorite Saying: Let's Party . Future Plans: are to never stop partying and to always be with Greg, and further my career in Prof. Horse show- ing. Pet Peeves: Hmr., gym class, people who wear alliga- tors. RICHARD CROSBY SENIORS 17 MARY JO CUPPONE Come on Don, you're almost there. Mary Jo will always remember: Wendy Fiorella 6-22-82 Loved ya!!. Strength of Sal, Joy C, W.C. Will never forget: Special times Late Nighters with C. Johnson (C.C.), skiing Marty H„ Long confidence talks with Deb, feelings for J.S., sneaking around with J. Scott F. B.J., J.L., Dougy Dimples, R.L.N., T.B., T.T., W.H., T. T.S. Pet Peeve: Jealous insecure girls who won't let their boyfriends talk to you! Bye and thankx for all the hugs and kisses! Rodney will never forget the Fur Fafe Dog Killer, Throbshire Slosher, Magoos Teeth, M.L., R.D., T.W., Pet Peeves: B.M., C.F. Future Plans are to work for the SPCA. Favorite Saying: Fake it . Michelle's fondest memories are Mem. D. Weekend Sen. S.O. '82, Santora's, Fort, GTO, shop, carts. Turn the page, C.N., S.O., J.L., L.B., L.C., B.O., S.E., M.N., Mrs. L„ S.M., R.M., my mom and all friends. Pet Peeves: MTB, Hey—L.A.!, confusing people, U.S. Marines. Future Plans: Live a fun life. Love and friendship are the greatest things in life. Marty will never forget Pine Lake and the excellent times shared there. Will forget ICS, but not the people such as R.G., J.K, S.S., J.C., J.C., S.M., and everyone else I've been partying with. Remember morning practices and our great coach T.H. Also Baldwin and his great classes. Fondest memories are with L.T. who I've met this MICHELLE CZERNIEJEWSKI past summer. Jennifer will never forget: Greg, Holly, Tim, Kevin, and Bruce. Fondest Memories: Tractor pull July '81, walks with Speckhead, shopping. Bar Bill, get togethers with Greg, Bob, Holly. Pet Peeves: Physics, Chemistry, 19 yr. drinking age. Future Plans: to marry, travel, go to college and become instantly successful. Favorite Saying: You're not old enough . COSMIC! 18 RUSSELL DAVIS SENIORS JENNIFER DAY Bob will never forget all the times with my BOCES Buddies or the times spent with the TEASE . Fondest Memory: The Stones concert with the gang. Til always remember the great times with all my friends D.A., L.B., L.B., B.B., J.C., S.C., K.F., T.J., J.K., James, M.N., Dink and Doink, Lor, M.W., but especially the ones with Sherry. Sally's fondest memories are all the times spent with Joel the many more to come. Will Never Forget: K.W., S.F. w Mr. G, Gossip Gang (L.A., T.E., L.S.), Skiing w Linda Lue, S.C. 82 — with L„ 6 12 and 13 81 with Joel, 8 7 82 DLWTG, 8 18 82 ECFWJ. WSCS. Memories: Houghton— C.M. and W.W., Ski club 77-79, Boston trip, 8th with Joel, L.H., G.B. and S.C. S.A.J., Richard Nixon, J.K., H.R, D.P., B.J., soccer practice, 6 20 80 — M.L.V. W.J., W.O.L., B.K., H.H. Favorite Sayings: K.O.! , ROBERT DEHR Mucho Much, Peachca, and Keep Smiling! . Diane's fondest memories: are of Keith and all the good times we've had. Will Never Forget: Good friends — T.W., S.D., R.S., D.L., M.H., L.L., J.T., L.P, S Boys, J.M., camping at Darien Lake '82, summer of '82, skipping out. Ho. Pet Peeves: breaking up, people who think they're better than everyone else. Future plans: to take advantage of life as much as I can and to be with Keith. Noreen will never forget: Beau Master B.D., TR the mailbox that fought back. E.A. RR tracks nice pigs SLOP. 6 SALLY DICKINSON JEFFREY DEMBIK PAUL DiPIRRO NOREEN DONOHUE The painting of the Athletes. DIANE DOMBROWSKI ICS swim team Moan whoop motion lotion record breakers. Mac Chen L.K., M.C., S.B., K.B., D.O., D.A., D.J., S.K., T.S., J.S., C.W., D.G., R.M., moms home Maggie Mike. Pet Peeves: peer pressure. Thanks Mom and Dad you have touched me I have grown. SENIORS 19 KIM DONOVAN Presenting awards at the Pep Assembly. Kim will always remember: Glenn, all my terrific friends, and the great times we've shared. Will Never Forget: Soph. yr„ esp. spring, class of '81, rah, stadium, track, band, Phili., c.g., H.C. '80, '81, Prom '81 and J.S. Grandma's, cows, pandas, gestures Mr. G. — short legs. Special thanks to my family and teachers. Pet Peeves: handing in SP by 10 1 Sr. yr. Good luck to all — I must go now... Scott will always remember: all the bum's in Mr. E.'s chemistry class with PF„ staying after for C.C., trying to stay awake and my good friend Samuel Earlick. Favorite Saying: you Bums . Future Plans: are to go to college and be the best I can be. Kathy's fondest memories: are Dave, 11-19-81, 9-23-82, will Never Forget: sis, L.L., J.L., Fry nite, Mr. B., Iceman, Mr. S, Jigs, Mr. H„ the Fued, Dan, C.S., B.B., B.W., L.L. Future Plans: to treat J.B., D.J. to drinks, marry into wealth and never work. Favorite Sayings: Whatever floats your boat! , S.M.L.O., Things of quality have no fear of time , S.M.D.R SCOTT EICHLER WILLIAM DURANT KATHLEEN ELLIS PETER FERLISI JEFFREY FITCH KAREN FREDRICKSON DALE GEORGE Mrs. Notarpole and friends. CHRISTINE GIBNEY Peter will always remember: great times with Laura, Eric, Diane, Mike Lisa, thanks to the guys of ALLIANCE for making Elma bearable. Telethon 82, move over, deerhunting with Papa, no sneakers, dinners, AH juice, camping, the FLO'S, There's a bird. Pet Peeves: forces, puh, sknead. Jeff's fondest memories are: all the times spent with Ann and all the times to come. Will never forget crusing with T.B. in his T.A., also sneaking around with M.J.C., will always remember K.B., R.G., J.S., D.T., M.H., D.M., P.T., The Football team. Rich Stadium '81', talking about Herps with T.B. and M.B., and Mascara on my good shirts. Pet Peeve: Measurements. Future Plans: Spending more time with Ann. Bryon will always remember: the great time in Hunts Mech. drwg. and Arch, classes with T.R., A.K., D.S., D.G., and Summer 82 with K.N., D.C., S.H. Pet Peeve: being called Byron on the first day of school. Karen will always remember: B.D., L.B., M.R., S.C., J.E. Fondest Memories are: of Bradley Day. Will never forget good times in the summer with Lori, Brad, and Meg. Pet Peeves: Being called carrot top. Future Plans: To go to college in Paris and travel to Europe and California. Favorite Saying: Let's think of everything as a new experience. Dale will always remember: times shared with L.S., J.L., G.S., Byron , I.C.Y.G., S.T., C.S., J.P, and the other crazies. Will Never Forget: camping, E.L.O. '81 with the gang, Hot Dishes , Hunt Class, Sci-Fi Lit., Oatmeal , JULIE GIESLER summer '80, April Search and the best family one can have. Future Plans: college and to always have a good time. Thanx Sue. Chris will never forget: Cathy Fisher and the crazy times we had together. Will Always Remember: D.E., W.K., R.B., L.H., S.G., and the fights I got into with T.M., my friends at Boces, fighting with M.K. every day and the stories he told. Pet Peeve: vocabulary words. Favorite Sayings: I feel stupid and Oh my God . Julie will never forget: all the great times spent with friends— J.Q., J.B., S.B., K.D., L.C., D.S., D.A., A.S., J.S., D.T., A.V., MLK, K.B., L.Z., C.W., T.R., and J.L. Fondest Memories: are Commando Raids, stadium, L.L. in W, Philly, 12 in a car, B.B. games, Dg.'s parties, the moon at the bank, Br. at D.D. N.Y.C. C, labs with W.J., and Rag Rahing. Pet Peeves: lessons, and A.B.'s. SENIORS 21 DAVID GILBI.RI Tim practices on his shot put. Njoroge tries to understand. Sheryl will always remember: great times spent with John and many more to come. ti-27-82, Grad Party. Summer '82 with George and Cathy (Mr. and Mrs. Pootzo) 7-4- 82. Also with Ron and Iferesa. Will Never Forget the guys on the 3rd floor at Marietta, AC, PEF Wee, and the rest. Favorite Saying: Hoopie! Go for it! Will Never Forgot: KH, Prom '82. Also C.R, D.W, C.F., A.K., L.H., L.S., L.B., J.R., C.G., C.W., R.C. Kathy will always remember: L.H., E.H., S.K., C.Y., K.R., R.C., and all the fun we've had. Will Never Forget all the good times in Drama Club, cast parties, Toronto and the great times in Mr. Roth's class. Pet Peeve: Let's have a little quiz! F Marie will always remember: Holly, Julie, Miss Harbison, Miss B, Jill, Judy, Jodi, Cathy, Debbie, Pep Club, R. C.H., Yearbook, all the friends I've made at I.C.S. Will Never Forget: 5 30 82 and 8 22 82 with Holly, Quebec with Jamie and Edie Sortie The Billy Joel and Hall and Oats concerts. Favorite Saying: Well All Right! Mary will never forget: all the times spent with Craig and all my friends hea1 at I.C.S. especially Carrie, Sandy and Lauren. Favorite Times were 5 6 sewing class in 10th grade, going out for breakfast and skipping out without getting caught. Future Plans: are to go to college. Bobs fondest memories: are of the times spent with Maribeth and all the love she's given me, the lake, and 4 14 78 8 26 82. Will never forget my best man Dave and his better half Sue. or Joann, PM.. R.Z., D.T., G.S., S.H. Future Plans: are to live life to the fullest and to be happy. 22 MARY GREHJEY SENIORS EVELYN' GRACZYK ROBERT GROH Cathy will never forget: 7 11 82—Mouse, Berly, Julius, Merk and our walks, Chem class with Greg, Miss B. and Pep Club, R.I.T., Kelly, Denise and Phil. Sat. morning bowling, M M's, shopping with Mouse and Space (and being kicked out of rest.) Favorite Saying: Intrepid. Future Plans: be a photographer and to buy a certain red '69 Firebird. Elaine Hanley will always remember: T.B., S.H., S.T., D.P., L.M., R.C., M.?. Will Never Forget Mike, B.R., Fredonia, 8-30-81, 11-12-82, Maryann, Summer 82 , KC, driving officer, sitting, Jade, and Mary (thanks). Pet Peeve: Waiting. Favorite Sayings: strong man, life is ... CATHY GROTKE MARK HEBERLING Elaine Hansgate will always remember H.M. parties. Will Never Forget KG, LH, (genius), CH, SY, SK, RC, KA, and all the new friends I've met this year. Fondest Memory is the summer of 1982 with JC, LH, SH, KA. Pet Peeve: People who think they're great. Favorite Saying: Okay, let's have a quiz. Pat will never forget M.F.A., J.B., and night at C.C. Also Dr. Strangelove, the '80, '81, '82, '83 floats and Homecoming '81 with R.C. Pet Peeves: Hey Ace. Future Plans include a full scholarship to Harvard and a job at NASA or possibly a job as a custodian at some outlying Western New York school. SENIORS 23 Beth will always remember times spent with friends, L.K., L.M., M.M., C.R., J.K., K.Z., G.G., L.C., C.C.. Will Never Forget: carting, pigging out, E.A., shopping, the Lanes, Parties in the broom room, fresh yr„ C.W., summer of '81, all the things Mrs. R has done for me. Favorite Saying: You're Kidding! Pet Peeve: conceited people. Diane will never forget all the friends I made at ICS, who were always there when you needed them. Will Always Remember: T.D., J.L., L.S., and all other great people who made my high school years the best. Pet Peeves: Guys who chew, oral reports and lectures that make you fall asleep! Ron will always remember Penn Relays '82, and breaking the record at state qualifiers. Fondest Memories: are of summer of '82 with our Commando raids, parties, soaking up rays at Sherkston and the weekend at Chautauqua lake with California girls. Will Never Forget: my fall guy partners Gregg resp. Kev. and all others. That made ICS bearable. Pet Peeve: Schafer City. Greg will never forget death, cow, and silicon lunch. Munch, Munch, Munch, Cathode-Ray-Tube, Fork. Buff will never forget Doogan, BMW, Lincoln, Engle, A.P., J.V., J.B., D.C., D.W., Ziggy, D.T., M.P., all Drechmosen at ICHS. F.M's—Germany, Stones, Who, Bradley's, Running with E.A., BMW's and Pub. Future Plans: not really, find the cost of freedom, buried in the ground. Mother Earth will swallow you, lay your body down: CSN Y Lynnette will always remember S.G., A.K., D.W., N.S., J.C., R. W, R.H., D.H., Mrs. S., Miss. T, D.T., fylrs. L.L. Will Never Forget Boces, Mrs. D., with escape in Cos. Fondest Memories: are Miss B„ Will Personally break the computer. Pet Peeves: are Gym, Lunch Period, Modern Lit. Future Plans: Secretary, Science, or on the other hand maybe. Favorite Saying: yea, maybe . RONALD HICKMAN GREGORY HOEFLER 24 SENIORS GEORGE HOFFMAN LAURA HOJNACKI BEVERLY HUTCHINSON Who are those masked men? Wendy Hoffman will never forget: all the happiness I have shared with Jeff over the years, 3 28 81, and all the many friends that were made. Pet Peeves: When people don't say thank you. Favorite Saying: Be serious . Future Plans: to go to college and become a chef and to spend the rest of my life loving Jeff. Life is just a fantasy, can you live the fantasy life? Jennifer will never forget: Lisa my bestest and all the other friends who've touched my life in such a special way. I thank Mr. D., Mrs. Mehl and certain members of the class of '81 for their care and inspiration. Peace, love and joy be with you always. Laura will never forget: K.G., E.H., R.C., A.R., T.K., B.J., K.L., A M., B.O., J.P., K.R., C.T., P.W., M.W., C.Y., H.Z., K.B., M.C., M.B., S.K., and all the fun we've had. Driver's Ed. with Mr. D. and C.R., B.K., L.K. Mr. Roth's class, Mr. Grundy's class. Drama club, and Band. Pet Peeves: Marching in the cold, Sig. Figs. Favorite Times: RHPS, Toronto, Philadel- phia, cast and grad, parties. Bev's fondest memories: 6 7 80, times spent with John. Will Never Forget: Chris, Wes, Lisa, Janet, Dottie, S.D., PM., K.H., Mom S., Mrs. N„ Miller parties, the Box, the Pond, Foreigner '82, Who '82, and those Canadians. Favorite Sayings: whatever, explanation please?. Take off eh? Pet Peeves: Eye of the Tiger, people who blow their nose. WENDY JAKUBIAK TRACEY JAMES Wendy Jakubiak will always remember: Track Tennis Skiing Rah Pink Shirt 5-9-80 Germany '82 HC '80, '81, '82 Mont '82 Breakfasts Stadium Bills HR GBBG HH '81 Brown Nosing All the good times spent with special friends. Pet Peeves: lip Twich Stinky Loud Mouths in HR. Favorite Saying: Down in front. If you're yourself you're the best. Tracy will never forget: great and crazy times shared with great friends. Always Remember: M.S., B.K.—D.C., C.G., D.T., L.K., W.K., D.K., D.E., carnivals and ECF '82 and the people and friends I met and made at them yeeha, horseshows, canoe trip-rock, D.D.—K.S., T.W., shopping—restaurants. Thanks Ma-Ily, 8 15 82, 8 28 82,8 7-8 82, HM 207, Best of luck and wishes to all my friends, M.S.—Honk, Walks, Happy Times . SENIORS 25 Why Bonnie is that you? Rich will always remember: all the good times with Jenny. Will Never Forget: R.B., L.H. Fondest Memories: 1st period study hall with D.M., C.J., D.D., N.R., Southern Comfort and Skoal. Future Plans: go to college. Favorite Saying: Hey Butch , Catcha Later . Pet Peeves: Quiet study halls, nosey teachers. Debi's fondest memories: are of Homecoming '80 and 10 3 81 at Pams. Will Never Forget: M.J., C.C., RG„ PJ„ V.O., N.D., J.S., and T. T.'s Bowen rd. at two A.M., tapes, 21 , M.J.'s Cracker Jack, W. matches, B.B.M. party, locker room with PG. and Mr. Knolls on the move. Favorite Pastime: to be with those who made I.C.S. worth remembering. RICHARD JANOSZ DEBRA JEZEWSKI TIMOTHY JULIAN PATRICIA JORDAN 26 SENIORS Mike will always remember: G.S. with Jonny Foomar and the regulars, alone with SK — 21, all the partys and partyers . Won't Forget: all my friends at ICS who beat the system, Hack , soccer with Bonzai Norm, some girls, going home after school. Fondest Memories: summers '81, '82, '83? EMP, the pit, SH cycles, nightime, experiences and intense times hanging out, Y.I.N.D. John will never forget: the good times spent with J.M. M.W., M.N., RF, D.B., L.B., B.D., and especially Joanne. Fondest Memories: weddings, churches, cassidup. Will Always Remember: my Mom saying get up for school you're going to miss the bus . Future Plans: going to college, and owning my own Construction Company, and spending the rest of my life with Joanne and making her happy. Pet Peeve: people who think they know everything. Favorite Saying: You can't always get what you want. JOHN KAUFMANN LISA KAWCZYNSKI Mary Lou's fondest memories: are of Tim of times we've spent together. Homecoming '82, Glen Falls, J.C. '82, and the Canadian weekend. Will Never Forget: all good times shared with friends — K.D., A.V., J.S., PA., J T, D.T., K.B., J.Q., H.B., S.B., L.M., D.H., J.G., L.Z., Mom, Psy. w M A, Commando Raids, U.D.P.'s other memorable times. Pet Peeves: 3 E.A. boys closed windows on 5 7 82. Future Plans: career in Psychology. Lisa's fondest memories: are of Jennifer, my very best friend and Merrilee, my very best sister. I Will Never Forget: tennis, skiing and all my favorite friends. MICHAEL KASPRZYK MARY LOU KAUFMANN DONALD KAY BONNALYN KEEM Donald says thanks: to California for unyielding guidance who left me with this advice — strictly a matter of hard work and more hard work, discipline and more discipline, persistence and more persistence, patience and more patience. To K.L. for listening. To Roger and C.O., Great Job! To G.L., A.L., N.P. who said it for me. Those who wish to be must put aside alienation, get on with the fascination. Bonnie's fondest memories: are the X's spent with Darrell her friends esp. Tracey, Di, Mouse, Lynne, the gang. Future Plans: include Darrell and being part of the family corporation. Will Never Forget: V.B. and the faculty esp. Miss B. who gets a special thanks. SENIORS 27 BRIAN KEICHER The Evil Eye. Tom works on Holly Hanging. Brian will always remember: friends in data, VICA, F.F.A. Will Never Forget: Gimbels Parade, J.C., L.S., D.A., D.G., S.C., W.K., C.K., S.B., Anita K. Pet Peeves: jocks. Future Plans: Computer Manager. Favorite Saying: What? , Hey Shorty . Michelle will never forget: times spent with J.R., D.S., J.F., L.M., F.Z., B.B., P.F., B.G., S.S., M.R., and other close friends, also will never forget parties at J.F. and B.B.'s, freshman year with C.R., J.W., J.R., trips to E.A. with D.S. and summer of '82! Virginia Beach with L.M. What a flirt . Future Plans: to become an R.N., get married and have 10 kids. David will always remember: the times spent with Lisa, all the school activities we went together. Will Never Forget: M.L., Micki, Megan, Kathy, and of course Fritz. Pet Peeve: anyone who willingly destroys or defaces school property. Future Plans: I'm going to fly. Favorite Saying: I love you . Thank you Iroquois! Richard's fondest memories: are of times going for it with T.K., J.R., D.M. and never getting caught. Also the few weeks issuing beatings in Lancaster, and building the motor in the Camaro with my Dad. Will Never Forget: Michelle Conroy all the memories and my parents who made all the difference. Pet Peeve:, not having a Corvette in my senior year. Future Plans: to become a Millionaire as soon as my parents can afford it. PATRICK KENT RICHARD KINGSLEY STEPHEN KLASKALA 28 SENIORS WESLEY KLESS THOMAS KNAB ANTHONY KNOWLES Kevin, what's that smile for. DOUGLAS KNOX Carol will always remember: all the great times spent with Tom, S.B., L.D., R.S., T.P., and all my other friends that made my four years here a little easier. Will Never Forget: Mrs. N., parties at the park, the Boces Bus and getting my nose burned at the log. Fondest Memories: are Sheppard Hill and the fireplace. Pet Peeves: people who think they are too good for the rest of us, personal invitations to visit Mr. Funke. Future Plans: are to be happy and spend the rest of my life with Tom. Tom Kloc will never forget: R.K., D.M., S.K. Will Always Remember: the fire. Future Plans: to live a short life. Tom Knab will never forget: Diane Rope, rope Marcy's box and D.K., S.R., S.M., L.S., K.M., J.L. Will Always Remember: good times in Math. Do unto others ... You losers! Good luck to everyone. Doug: The youth gets together his materials to build a bridge to the moon, or purchase a palace, or temple on the earth, and, at length, the middle-aged man concludes to build a woodshed with them . Thoreau. There was a golden lad in years long gone. We twain together left the ways of men and roamed the starry heights, the fields of dawn, in youth and gladness. This comes not again . Don Marquis. GRETCHEN KNUTH Gretchen's fondest memories: were with D.E., R.K., Breidi, D.A., A.V., J.P, and all the others. Will Never Forget: S.T. — Pull '80, '81; Marilla T-Pull '82 with an unmentionable friend . Favorite Saying: Grasshopper!! Last words are: Keep smiling and laughing, make fun for everyone and enjoy life to its fullest! SENIORS 29 LARRY KOIS Just playing in the snow. Lynn's fondest memories: are all the good times shared with Rob, Laurie, Beth, L.M., L.C., K.Z., and L.S. Will Always Remember: the summer of '82, Journey, the Broom Room'', the lanes and the park. Norm will always remember: looking for trouble and egging RF. and A.F., house with T.K., J.R., R.K., D.Z. Will Never Forget: causing trouble with the soccer coach with help from Mike K. Never Forget: good friends like T.S., T.S., the Dufe, R.E., R.B., J.K., L.K., and M.C., — AMF's. Future Plans: to visit all my favorite teachers in school. Laureen will always remember: Rosie Burb, Anna Wiley, RW, S.L., Mrs. Fiorella, Miss Perello, J.A., D.G., M.M. (regals), J.M. — r.p. — T.K. — B.B. — B.H. (camping H Doobis), hope that B.B. can make up his mind. Will never stop playing flute, piano and dancing. RBAW remember our parties, Wiley and Burb remember Twee and Philly (water), Edmonton name Grezky with M.M. Thanks Mom and Dad for all the money for FPD. Pet Peeve: nippy underclassmen. Mark will always remember: C.C., J.R., C.M., C.G., S.S., S.K., and the gang from Boces, Psy. with Mary Lou. Will Never Forget: 10 24 81. Pet Peeves: brown nose. Will Never Forget: all the people who made the last two years something to remember. NORMAN KRAJNIK LAUREEN KRAWCZYK Suzie will never forget: her best friend Karen all the love and understanding shown: Mary her funny ways Happy Talk , Little ant ; Andy the memories shared, thenx— Im le mel always (sorry—really), s u, the whole lot; H.Z. C.Y. for putting up with me; J.R., K.G., A.S., S.F., L.C., M.M., C.H.M.B., Eric, Toronto rainstorms, bums, SF, What? $50? $100! , cage, DC shows, se's, CH, Mrs. M, Mr. D, KP—thanx. Stuck Elv., moods. Pet Peeve: liars. SUZANNE KRUPSKI Anita's fondest memories: Boces, the times with my sister Kathy. Will Always Remember: Tammy S., Lynnette, Sheryl, Louie Babes , (Baldy), Smoral, Chump! Will Never Forget: Nina Frenning . Pet Peeves: Quiet study halls, Physical fitness test. Future Plans: to die soon. Nursing. Favorite Saying: God bless America . Darlene's fondest memories: are all the fantastic people I met through the 4 yrs. Will Never Forget: all the happy times I had, and my B.F. Kim, Greg who I wish I got to know better, J.D., 6-12-81, J.S., S.R., M.M., P.S., J.S., (Blues) K.E., and laughin in our rowdie Hmrm., skip-out with M.M., D.S. Favorite Saying: remember the past upon how it was and not for what it became. Chip Boo. ANITA KULL DARLENE KUSKOSKY Happy Birthday Merrilee! JENNIFER KUSZ MICHAEL LANE Lisa's (Chisa) fondest memories: all the special moments shared with Peter and many more to come, summer'82, Th Is, Donna, Prom '81, '82, Homecoming'81, '82, Olean, 5-1-82, Mkley, Fr.'s out, Stad., Dim, K-Bec, SGB, Rah sea- sons and the girls, S Ball, B Ball, Patty's Mom, G. Joe, Coach, Mr. JB, 5-9-82, (4-23,82) — ? Thanks to everyone who made it all so easy and fun. Jennifer will never forget: Smacks, Beth, Rob, P.H., C.R., J.L., L.L., L.B., and M.D. Fondest Memories: are of Homecoming '81, New Year's Eve '81-'82, J.G.R. Raiders and lanes, E.A., Ski club, concerts, G.C.T.V., U. Sams, Mcprk., M.P's. Future Plans: are to live in California. Best of luck everyone! Thanx Mom and Dad. Mike will never forget: Alan, Ed, Cheryl, B.H., (times that were). Will Never Ever Forget: working at Clark's Casino with Curly and Mo , running C.C., Mr. Grundy, Mr. Friz, and the guidance counselors that helped! Fondest Memories: are of J.B. Harris and Company . Pet Peeves: are concert T-shirts and you dumb farmer . In the beginning GOD CREATED the heaven and the earth . Gen. 1:1, Gal. 3:26, Col. 3:17. SENIORS 31 ROBERT LEE Jamie's fondest memories: Irvy Lee, our love, our boats and bathing suits (my 5 and your none) and choc. S.W.T., Karin and Jamie forever, Di, Jen, Lisette, Mich, Chris, D.K., L.S., Brianne Marie—buddy and Lisa, Mr. B., Journey tickets, McKinley, Fla. '81. John thank you for guiding me thus far. Remember Garfield, skiing, roses, esting grass. May you always have music, sunshine. Kyle will always remember: good times spent with Jeff, Ma, Burb, Rosie, Dude, Philly, Klink, marching, RW., B.L., S.L., Twee, Mr. Grundy, WK parties, tiny bubbles, P-shaw, O-tay, Fondest Memories: 9 9 80, 8 7 82, blizzards with Ma, midnight visitors, Burbs party, E.A. with Jeff. Pet Peeves: freshmen, flute, german. I'll never forget ICS. Dawn will always remember: oats , Ed, Janice, Marty, K.S., D.D., F.S., and Wayne (crazyman). Fondest Memories: are camping at Darian '82, journey concert. Favorite Pastime: partying with good friends and manzells. Favorite Sayings: Take off — to the great white north , Take it light , I'm as free as a bird now! Future Plans: to move out of state. Will Never Forget: my best friends ... Debbie, Amy, Glenn, Bob, Sam, Eric and Jerry. John will always remember: all the intense camp-outs with the boys in the band. Thanks to Tony, Mike, Daryl, Phil and Chester and Journey, Kansas and Yes for seeing me through. Special thanks to John, Ken and Pete—Good show! P.S. We will call you CYGNUS, the God of Balance you shall be . KYLE LINK Lori will never forget: JWL, N.M., L.M., K.E., S.M., W.S., Gang 8:55. Fondest Memories: PB., Ropes, Dan, twisters. Fry night, the Barn, Bomber, FB games, 3-D, 2 28 81, 6 23 81, 11 27 81, P.D. 9 19 82, KP's at CAH, CV, 4oz., Hidden Cameras. Pet Peeves: Jocks, Busted. Favorite Sayings: They're all WASTED!, Keep your face to the sun and the shadows will fall behind. 32 JOHN LITTEER SENIORS LORI LONG DONNA LUCKENBAUGH STEPHEN MACHOLZ DOUGLAS MAJESKI MARK MAJEWSKI DIANE MACIEJEWSKI MARIE MAKOWSKI Donna will always remember: Hunters Creek, the quakers games. Skiing, hunting friends at I.C.S. Will Never Forget: my Dad, Wendell, Tee, Pig, Reva, Hog, Russ, Donna, Nat, Patty lentz, and how I met Wendell. Memories: Mrs. N or Flashes class, 6 4 81. Future Plans: are to go to college, marry Wendell, be happy and have our own business. Steve will never forget: B.C., T.B., M.W., classes with C.W., I. 1. especially late nights with J. C. Will Always Remember: all the good times with Lisa. Future Plans: Stowe or bust, the Gravel Pit. Favorite Saying: awesome. Pet Peeve: people that are just too cool. Diane wishes to thank Mr. Jim waits for his turn. Memories: are being the Grundy, Griener, Emens, Mom and Dad who made trying to learn worthwhile. Fondest Memories: are of the Musicals, Matt, Mike, Bwoby, airhead, rope, lying out under the stars. Do you like Hiawatha?, Lisa's burps, programs with Eric, I spy, Pete, Laura, I'm singing and all the special friends made. Future Plans: to be a famous scientist. Puh! Doug will always remember: football '81 and the wild broom and log piles. Will Never Forget: ET., M.H., J.C., L.S., and K.R. Pet Peeve: the high snaps at cheek game. Favorite Saying: She go's, she go's etc. Fondest U.P. of the D.N.P. club my Junior year in B.B. Marie's fondest memories: are with S.O., D.L., M., S.C., D.R, L.S., J.T., M.M., and Baby. Will Never Forget: the summer of '82, teachers and people who have influenced my life. Pet Peeves: froshes, liars snobs. Remember: If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn't it never was. Kevin will never forget: K.C., T.T., D.T., D.S., L.R., L.B., M.R., R.B. Favorite Saying: Silent but deadly . Will Always Remember: SO with T.S., D.S., B.B., M.R., the library with T.T., D.O., L.W. Fondest Memories: times with K.C. KEVIN MALIK SENIORS 33 SENIOR DONE THE MOST FOR IROQUOIS Diane Maciejewski and Rich Ruzewski MOST GULLIBLE Lisa Kawczynski and Doug Majeski 34 SENIOR POLL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Ann Vara and Dave Kingsley MOST TALKATIVE Lisa Neureuther and Nick Russo MOST CONSIDERATE Kim Donovan and Dale George POLL MOST ARTISTIC Joy Norton and Steve Smith BEST APPEARANCE Laurie Meidenbauer and Todd Battistoni MOST ATHLETIC Mary Jo Cuppone and Marc Stanley Will they still hold their titles in future years to come? FRIENDLIEST Jean Quick and Kevin Abraszek SENIOR POLL 35 OUTSTANDING GIRL Laura Schroeder has been voted Outstanding Girl by the Class of '83. She was the secretary for the class in both her freshman and sophomore years. She was float chairman for her junior and senior years and has rode the float for the past three years. She also received the honor of being voted in as Homecoming Queen this year. She has been active in Holly Hanging and many other class activities in the past four years. Laura is a member of the Annunciation Church and has been an active member of the Campfire Girls for ten years. She has participated in basketball and field hockey for two years and has been a member of the volleyball team for four years, captain in her sophomore and senior years. Laura plans to attend Alfred College and pursue a career in the secretarial field. OUTSTANDING BOY Peter Todoro has been voted Outstanding Boy by the Class of '83. He has been our class president for the past two years and is presently also Sergeant at Arms for S.G.B. Over the past four years he has been very active in school and class activities. Pete has played football for four years and has wrestled for four years. He also participated in freshman baseball. He has been involved in Holly Hanging and Homecoming during his High School Career. Pete plans to attend Canisus College and then hopefully to attend medical school. SENIOR BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Jamie Liberatore and Ron Hickman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jennifer Hogue and Dan Turner MOST STUDIOUS Sue Rusinski and Doug Knox MOST RESPONSIBLE Judy Carpenter and Tom Knab MOST MUSICAL Sue Trautwien and Peter Ferlisi (not pictured) 38 SENIOR POLL POLL MOST VERSATILE Lisa Kwitek and Tim Wutz CLASS FLIRT Cheryl Wroblewski and Timm Slade CLASS CLOWN Anita Kull and Steve Klaskala (not pictured) SENIOR POLL 39 ROBIN MANDOLIN Can I play catch too? Who taught you two to finger paint? Robin will never forget: leaving early, the park. Shannon and secrets, Billy B. (fair), also D.L., E.R., V.S., D.S., D.S., D.S., Mrs. Parks. Future Plans: get a good job, get married, kids (maybe). Pet Peeves: weeble and whiners. The road has got me hypnotized and I'm swinging into a new sunrise. Mark will always remember: all the good times with Amie Ann. Also the Friday morning sessions with the F.D.I. at Boo's. Will Never Forget: Amie, Jerry, Alan, Kenny, Bob, Jeff, Pete, Steve, Deb, Slades, Genesee and Skoal. Pet Peeves: Mr. Lanes notes, typing and Take your hat off Mark . Future Plans: Hammer Down! Paul will never forget: D.W., B.G., B.Z., R.Z., J.S., R. W„ D.T., locker parties, bowling, Tom's tires, gum wrappers, homework, M.J.'s legs. Pet Peeves: Bee Gees, Smiley, take out a half a sheet of paper . Favorite Saying: Na Zdrowie! Dave will never forget: beating on kids with T.K., R.K., S.K., Will Always Remember: good times with C.C., especially the elevator! Kathy will never forget: Kuzy, Wino, Chen, Magoo, Sis and Rock Stars. Fondest Memories: E.A. float parties, WILD X's in E.A. with N.D. J.K., Grad and U.B. parties, 6 21 82, EXCELLENT summers in Fla., B.B. pants. Bills games and WEEKENDS. Pet Peeves: being grounded. Double standards, 6:30 am. Immature adults, getting caught, Hmrm's please , R.R.M. Thanx Mom and Dad for being there when I need you. DAVID MAZURKIEWICZ 40 SENIORS KATHLEEN McANULTY Laurie's fondest memories: are of Jeff, all the special times spent together and the many more to come. Will Always Remember: Scott , Cindy, K.D., D.T., J.Q., A.V, J.S., L.C., R.H., J.K., and all friends at ICS. Will Never Forget: 40, 67, Grim fan club. Homecoming '81, Prom '82, Track '82, chop-chop Deb . Carol's fondest memories: are of the love, friendship, and good times shared with Scott Woodard. Will Never Forget: Tracie, Chris, E.H., J.H., J.R., summer 81-82, Boces and cards, playing , M.H.'s grad, party, Bird Lives, Toronto, July 18, 1982, and Halloween 80-81. Pet Peeves: people that drive on your lawn. Future Plans: are to spend many more years with Scott and work in para-legal. Keep smilin . LAURIE MEIDENBAUER CAROL MENTECKY Nick, Do you really need your hands to talk? CONSUELO MESA GREGG METZ Laurie will never forget: all her friends at Iroquois, L.K., B.H., M.M., L.C., C.Z., L.M., S.R., and C.R. Best Times: Shopping, Foreigner concerts, the lanes, parties and the park, 8 11 81, 9 25 82. Favorite Saying: Life goes on , Wow! Anne's fondest memories: Klink Burb Rosie Dude, Variety show '80-'83, Burb's party, Halloween '81, New Year's Eve with Klink, WK parties. Study hall 172 Frosh and Jr. yrs.. Summer '82! Will Never Forget: 10R, H.H.H. and Snowy St. of E.A. Future Plans: to marry Frank, raise my five children and fulfill my every dream. Pet Peeve: y tarea espanol. Mi ANTOINETTE MICEL1 LAURA MEYER SENIORS 41 TIMOTHY MICHAELS You can get it over there Don. Timothy will always remember: my many years at Iroquois and all the people I have met, Jennifer B, and my friend in the class of 82 summer of 80 , 81 , 82 . I still plan to own a Brewery. Jim will always remember: M.W., J.K., PT., M.N., K.S., B.N., and the rest of the BOCES (BOE) gang. Fondest Memories are the wedding wtih J.K., M.W., P.K., P.T., J.C., M.N., senior skip '82 at Emery Park, working at the GD with J.S. Will Never Forget the Ba. Future Plans: unknown. Jodi's fondest memories: is the time at C.L.P with Holly where I met Gordon M. (Flash), also Como 8 and track with Dawn. Will Always Remember all my friends at ICS and BOCES esp. E.G. R.N. Mrs. P Miss. B. Mrs. G. and Mr. Sabo. Future Plans are to go to Nursing School and receive my RN and to have a loving family. Pet Peeve: where's your pass? John will always remember: TS, JF, JN, KZ, PP, JD, CC, and the Electric Bodes. Fondest Memories: the tempest, all nighters, CB, Bonzi during the summer of 82, parties at Don's, Galaxian at the Lanes, and riding Stoneybrook. Pet Peeves: disco, broken axles, T.H.D., Sears. Favorite Sayings: Mr. Nute, Go-Man-Go, that's what she said. Will Never Forget: the concord, Louisville, the ski-laris, and the 3 chevy's. JODI MILLER Linda will never forget: Junior year when I met Steve and all of the times we shared, 68 scrambler, August of 82, the park, M.W., The Broom Room. Endless nights and early mornings at Burger King. The mess Lisa and I left at Rudy's. Best Friends: Lisa Clark, L.K., L.M., J.P, A.V. Pet Peeves: gossip, cars with no door handles, the lanes. Theresa's fondest memories: are of Tony and all the special times we shared, 3 20 82. Will Never Forget: Prom '82, 4 23 82, the park and the beach. Will Always Remember the best of times spent with Pam Greenauer, C.G., A.S., N.S. and Cassidy's! Future Plans are to become rich and live Hawaii. LINDA MILLEVILLE 42 SENIORS JAMES MILLER JOHN MILLER THERESA MONILE SANDRA MOORMAN DAVID MORATH MAURICIO MORAES Sandy's fondest memories: are of Jim and the many special times that have been and will be shared between us. I will never forget Deb, Laura, Dan, Patty Boom , Jeff, Dopey, The Phantom, Mein Deutsch vier Klasse, The Who, E.C., The Big House, Pep Club, Miss Band Frau Gilbert. Pet Peeves include Red shirts, gossipers and overhead projectors. Dave will always remember: Parties in Alden and good times at the hotel. Will never forget: D.W., W.S., R.B.. HOLLY MORFORD JOYCE MORRIS Barb is trying to figure out the right answer. Holly will never forget: all her good friends she made in ICS. Fondest memories are going to Florida with J.N., cheerleading with A.V. and J.P., and especially ski club with D.P., J.P., A.V. and B.A. also summer of 82 . Future Plans are to be successful in whatever career I pursue. CHRISTOPHER MOZRALL Joyce will never forget: 9 24 82, full moons, the garage, SC, DL, DT, DC, KC, JN, RS, the guys at boces, carnivals, horseshows and all my other friends. Favorite Pastime: riding joker. Pet Peeves: you're too young, and do you have a pass. Future Plans: to live life to its fullest and be happy. TERRENCE MURZYNSKI SENIORS 43 JULIA NAREAU Merrilee enjoys art. Don, who are you throwing that at? Julia will always remember her junior year and all the special times spent with Jon. Will Never Forget: George J. and special friends Dawn, M.J., Ski... and all our tales. Also M.W., J.Q., and the gals in S.G.B. to Fla. with H.M., cheerleading and Mr. Root. Fondest Memories are 6 10 81, prom '82 and the stadium. PRV 21:13. Rich's fondest memories of D.B. and the times together. Will Never Forget L.B. and S.K. Bombing his tri's Will Always Remember J.E. in 2, 9,10 per. classes M.J., P.T., S.W., M.H. in Fla. Pet Peeve: college. Favorite Sayings: B.H., K.L., F.P Who Knows. Greg's fondest memories: Debi, RHPS with G.R. Will Never Forget: Math 11 with J.R. and Stan. Pet Peeve: Poverty. Future Plans: Hopefully D.L., College or something similar. RICHARD NATWORA GREGORY NAVAGH Lisa will always remember C.S., K.R., K.S., Sissie, K.F., B.H., my best buddy Al, laughing in Boces Kara, Skerb parties weetsie parties Bev, C.B., W.M., Foreigner, Who '82. Favorite Sayings: Whatever , Ah Man . Future Plans: to be and D.M., in Florida and Sissie. LISA NEUREUTHER Brian will always remember Boces gang, K.S., P.T., M.N., J.M., and B.S. Fondest Memories: Meeting Terry C. Favorite Sayings: Get a Grip; Eye of the Tiger. Pet Peeve: D.S. Future Plans: To follow through with the dream Terry had on Sept. 29, 1982, to be rich. Likes Biir, Terry, Country Music. Dan will never forget Jimer, Don S, Dan Z, Jim R, and all the rest who made this thing possible! Pet Peeves: wrestlers, heads. Favorite Saying: Are you a valley girl? Do there exist many worlds, or is there but a single world? This is one of the most noble and exalted questions in the study of nature. Albertus Mangus Thirteenth Century. BRIAN NOLAN DEBORAH O'CONNOR MELISSA ORF Joy will never forget my mom and dad's love thru my terrible Junior year, Texas, Styx and Stroh's, Ma, Pops, Joe, Bainbo, Dibs, Kath, Miss Millar. Favorite Pastimes: laughing, riding, running. Favorite Sayings Hey Worn an! Catch ya later . Pet Peeves: one ringers, gossip, Are you still out with Tony? . Future Plans: moving to Texas and being happy. Kevin will never forget: summer '82, the two lake trips, Sherkston, Happy Trails, Commando Raids, the moon on French, The Who and other concerts, best friends— Ron, Gregg, Rob, Mitch and all others who made it bearable. Pet Peeve: pennies. Future Plans: to rock the world. KEVIN O'DONNELL Lisa will always remember the special times spent with all her friends, esp. Kris, W.W., C.M., K.R., M.W., D.O., G.N., K.O., L.K. Will Never Forget: R C, summer of '82, carnivals, concerts, beach parties, dances, dreams, F.B., B.B., and soccer games, math, long letters, serious talks, lunch, and GUYS. Favorite Sayings: What a knock out , Long live Lenny's . SENIORS 45 BARBARA OSIKA ■ A little more to the right. Are we cool or what? Barb will always remember: Klink, Bean, the Little Italian, Dude, Puffball, P.W., M.C., S.O. Will Never Forget: Klinks party, Philly, L.S., and J.L. driving me crazy, ouija boards, 10th grade social studies, shorthand classes with Jen, midnight visitors. Pet Peeves: tapping fingers, the Pumpkin patch. Favorite Sayings: Ohh tay! , P-shaw! , See ya next year! . Sue will always cherish the times spent with Bob. Fondest Memories: are the friends that made it great!, esp.— L.S., M.C., D.R, M.S., RW„ H.Z., M.M., and of course B.S. (Stanely). Will Always Remember: all the fun times with everybody, fribing to Boces, getting into trouble and paying for it at CFD's. Future Plans: a nursing career and being with Bob. Thanks Mom and Dad. Debbie's fondest memories: are of John. Will Never Forget: Laura — her love lives and Fallouts , S.M., D.T., R.H., K.O., G.N., L.O., T.T., K.M., and all my many other friends. Will Always Remember: Germany '82, Chem. class, It's a real garnet, a real garnet , Lisa and Knock-Out . Special thanks to Mr. Emens and Mrs. Gilbert. I can make my dreams come true . Mike will never forget: cross country and Bill Sweet, concerts, magic bus, 4 wheelin. Will Always Remember: J. C., J.K., J.P., J.R., B.H., D.C., J.L., D.K., R.D., G.R., S.M., K. A. Lisa will always remember: all the friends I've made and all the partying that was done. Will Never Forget: having the best of times in Donna's basement by the woodstove, DEBORAH OWENS I wish you and Greg all the best in life. If the sun refused to shine I would still be loven you. Mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me. Future Plans: are to spend time with Dave and never stop partying. Terry's fondest memories: Oct. 23, 1981, the Prom of '82, spending the year of 81-82 with Nancy. Will Always Remember: cutting class with N.T., the bridge and the tree . Will Never Forget: N.T., C.K., N.R, and all the other heads and parties I went to. The R.R. The party where I drank half a bottle of Vodka, the prison I have beat and kept my sanity doing it . Future Plans: spending forever with N.T. and finding a good job. Favorite Saying: A.M.F. Iroquois, charles . Pet Peeves: Jocks, and people of authority who misuse it! LISA PEREZ 46 SENIORS MICHAEL PEARSON TERRENCE PERKINS Jill's fondest memories: meeting Robert in the Library, Robert and Steven, Frisbee on the Golf course. Will Never Forget: Andrea, Flolly, Linda — ski club, parties with friends, unicorns and rainbows, fantasies, mech., dwg. Pet Peeves: rude people and 20 min. lunch periods. Wendy's fondest memories: are those of Robert, Eva, Chris, John, M.R., M.Z. I will always remember: R.S., E.R., J.E., N.T., D.L., L.L., K.E., T.J., and all my other friends. I will never forget: all the weekends spent partying with Eva, our gang , the west seneca gang, band, 8 7 82,9 6 82. Favorite Sayings: are Uh-huh, well, yep, yep, yep, WTF. Julie's fondest memories: all DEBORAH POST the good times I've had with my friends especially L.H., T.W., T.K., S.K. Will Always Remember: S.S. class with Mr. Greiner and 3 yrs. of Mrs. Notarpole's yelling in Home Ec. Pet Peeves: quiet study halls, crowded buses. Future Plans: to go to college and have a good time and be successful. Debbie will never forget: Sue, Lori, Marg, B.B., T.J., B.D., J.S., M.R., P, M.M., friends at Boces and VICA, H O wars, the grape, being paranoid, the JEAN QUICK Library with Sue and Anita, tennis and the ball with a curse, mocking out J.M.'s car. Pet Peeves: people who think they are better than others. Future Plans: Nursing, thanks for all your help mom and dad. JILL PRITCHARD DAWN PRONOBIS -YJ 1 JULIANNE PIECZYNSKI What friends! EVA REBILAS Dawn will never forget: Julie, Cathy, and all the special friends I've made these past four years, 9 26 81, golfing with Randy, the Broom room, 2 2 82, K.P., Homecoming 80 and 81, Ski club with Holly, and being the boy's track manager. Future Plans: are to live one day at a time and try to make the most out of each one. Jean will never forget: Ric, J.G., S.B., H.B., F.M., K.D., G.H., B.L., D.T., J.S., A.V, R.W, T.R., Sis, D.S., L.K., M.L.K., L.M., L.Z., A.S., D.A., J.T.M., Pearl Shed, Philly Poleln, cheering and stadium, surprise B-games, Prom '81, dr. games, cruisin', L.L. in w, parties, BrAt Dd, Commando Raiding, Skiing, Halloween, RHPS, Toga, Lake Ch., No key, F.P out of control, WE at Oswego, Will Never Remember: NYE '80, PP-RT puddle, G at B. Eva will always remember: times spent with Dennis, Wendie, D.L., PW, T.P, N.T., D.D., G.P, the BGB, WSG, Flash and all the friends I've made. Favorite Sayings: Really?, Uh-huh, yep, yep, yep, Them's the breaks! Fondest Memories: Weekend parties with Dennis, W.P, WSG, and BGB. Will Never Forget: 8 7 82, and 8 27 82 and all the good times with sis and Mom P, D.R., and M.F. SENIORS 47 THOMAS REID Sue and Carol find work boring. Miss Boggan is always willing to help. Tom will always remember: Homeroom with Jean and Joann, Souds parties, trying to burn Beavers house down, moosenapping, seeing On Golden Pond , and close friends, Jean, Amy, J.S., K.D., S.R., D.S., L.K., W.J., L.H., J.G., D.S., J.R., D.T., and T.L. Favorite Sayings: T.B.R.S. Pet Peeves: critical and ungrateful people. Future Plans: go to college and become an engineer. Meg won't forget the wild times with M.W., Pretenders concert etc., Sheena Ramone. Quiche Lorraine, partying with H. and O., oh drag! , K.F. in N.Y.C., multi-colored hair, the Continental, skiing the Alps, Boces esp., Kim, Bob, E.S. Pet peeVe — conformity. Future Plans: to dye my hair blue and live with the punkers in London. Julie will always remember the fun times in Pep Club; and all my friends such as Sheryl, Karen, Suzie, Cathy, E'Marie, and Kevin. My fondest memories are of the library with K.A. and M M's, and especially of Gramma Grotke in Mr. Lavens class. Pet Peeves are conceited and obnoxious people. Cathy's fondest memories are of all the wild times spent with Lisa, Homecoming '81, and the Journey concert. Will Never Forget: the track meets with Dawn, talks with Beth, the crazy nights in the Broom Room , and all my friends, esp. — J.W., L.K., J.K., L.M., K.R., Favorite Pastimes: talking and laughing. SHARON RENAUD JULIE REINARD Sharon will always remember all my friends at school. Will Never Forget: Doug, D.K. (chip), H.G., R.M., L.R., M R., J.R., M.K., D.S., and Boces. Fondest Memories: are of Doug, waterskiing, going out, the park, and also will not forget the people who helped me all 4 yrs., B.K., D.S., G.H., M.P, thru school, if it wouldn't have been for them I wouldn't be here today. Future Plans: are to get a good job and obtain the goal in my life, to be with Doug and be happy. Jim will never forget the terrible trio (Dan, Tim, and I), the V-ball bus, the WHO, SGB, the slob look, and Don's parties. Will Always Remember: meeting Mecki in Philly, the Alley Alkies, Zando, Bubble, Squirrel, Wrob., T.R., M.R., L.K., K.A., A.S., T.E., M.L., K.S., and the rest of the gang who made these 4 yrs. bearable. JAMES RHODES SENIORS Jody will always remember: S.M., 4 27 80, R.H., S.C., R.W., and all other friends and teachers who made my last 4 years at ICS the best. Pet Peeve: Stuck up people. Future Plans: to live life to the fullest, go to airline school, and keep monkeying around with the horses. Favorite Saying: Get down on it . Gary will never forget: all the good times spent at ICS, the best track years, soccer, T.S., C.S., G.N., R.O., J.R., R.R., L.S., the soccer gang, J.S., B.Z., D.W., R.W.. Pet Peeves: New laws, fire drills. Future Plans: Go on to college somewhere, sometime, someplace for something. Carrie's fondest memories so spent with Chuck S. at L.L. and B.B. Will Always Remember: B.W., S.C., M.G., L.T., M.R., C.S., all my friends at Boces and the great times we've had at parties and senior skip-outs. Future Plans: Comm. Artist and to live out of state. Pet Peeve: flaking girls. JODY RIEDEL GARY RIEHLE Janice will never forget: times spent with M.K., F.Z., L.M., J.F., J.W., B.B., P.W., P.F., D.L., M.R. Fondest Memories: are going to Hockey games, and parties at J.F. B.F.'s Jasons house and up at Hunters creek Mrs. N's class. Pet Peeve: Preps. Future Plans: to get married and have a boy with blond hair and blue eyes. Karen will always remember: all my friends who made school special, esp. Wendy, T.B., M.W., L.O., M.M., P.W. Fondest Memories: midnight talks with Jack, get attacked by Chalbis, sailing on L.E. even when you don't know how, Florida '83, D.Q., Fresh. Yr., Carlyles birthday on the beach and going for wings. Pet Peeves: Is Mr. CARRIE RITENBURG JANICE ROCHE This class almost looks interesting. KAREN ROMA JOSEPH ROOK Roma really your father? Future Plans: go to college, marry a millionaire and own my Mercedes. Joe will never forget: the good times spent with Rose, Rox, and friends. Homecoming '82, and Prom '83. Fondest Memories: going on missions with R.K., T.K., D.M., L.S., N.K. Pet Peeves: elevator, teeth marks. Future Plans: to fulfill all my dreams. Favorite Saying: What's going down . SENIORS 49 KATHERINE ROTH Hard working Holly hangers. Kathy (Fred) will always remember: The Motley crew , Douggie Dimples, choy bean, Mary Jo, Cathy R., Russ, Laura S., and Keemy Baby!! Pet Peeve: people who don't get along with my father and take it out on me! Fondest Memories: 12 19 82 with D.M., and Field Hockey 79-'82. Will Never Forget: My first real job at Bourbon Street, and all the family I have there! Mike will always remember: the good times with D.S., J.R., D.Z., T.T., K.M., T.E., T.S., Mildew. Will never Forget: Boces with T.T., K.M., T.S., J.M., parties at S.D.S.'s. Pet Peeve: study halls. Jeff's fondest memories: Rush '81, '82, and '83, Genesis, the Who. Will Never Forget: ED. and our interesting relationship, K.A., G.N., L.K., and playing hockey with all the boys, cannot leave out Nick Russo's flipping slap shot and all the good times at the Eldridge Mansion. Future Plans: P.D. in V 2 years, become a wealthy architect. Favorite Saying: Love to spend some time in Zion . Joe will always remember: C.M., M.K., C.C., and the great times we had at Boces, all the Iroquois hockey players. Will Never Forget: N.R. and his stories about hockey. Fondest Memories: going to the finals with the J.V. team, over time goal. Future Plans: to be half as good as N.R. in hockey. Favorite Saying: wanta play? . Karen's fondest memories: Drama, Track, being with my friends and having good times and a special day in N. Tonawanda. Will Never Forget: my dear friend Suzie and all my friends who made life special. God grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change, the courage to change things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference . SUSAN RUSINSKI SENIORS NICHOLAS RUSSO SHARON RUSZCZYK JAMES RYS JOANN SAUERS Merry Christmas Ernie and Bert. Rich will never forget: D.A., D.N., PH., S.R., Mr. R„ D.S., J.R., E.H., D.K., and all my friends. Will Always Remember: the Firebird (Amy) — Thank God I got her back and Judy, SGB, newspa- per, homecoming, floats, and holly hanging. Pet Peeves: Putdowns, and gym class. Fa- vorite Sayings: Life is like a fruit cake, it wouldn't be complete without a few nuts . Future Plans: to be 1. Be yourself against all, H.A. G.D. R.J. DEAN SCHASEL Nick will never forget: all the good times with the gang, especially the Mission, Homecoming '81, and good friends, M.H., T.K., M.D., K.W., R.K., J.R., D.M., and S.P. Favorite Sayings: Queeb , What's going down? , and AMF . Pet Peeves: people who don't like J.D. Future Plans: getting into trouble and running the Jack Daniels Distillery. RICHARD RUZEWSKI Joann will always remember: all the great times with Ann and Debbie, Doug, Moo, Kimmy, T.R., K.B., T.B., J.F., L.Z., J.Q., L.K., D.S., H.B., L.C., D.H., W.T., J.G., S.B., B.G., and all the rest. Will Never Forget: Commando raids, skipping out, rah seasons. Handy Rd„ Ground Round, Pink Flamingos, Halloween at Elma Meadows, and Swad. Pet Peeves: being interrupted. Favorite Saying: Really! LISA SCHEPPER Lisa's fondest memories: are of Steve and all the special times we've had and the times yet to come. Will Never Forget: my close friends Sally and Trade. Pet Peeve: Study halls. Future Plans: to succeed in life. Good luck to everyone. SENIORS 51 MARGARET SCHINTZIUS Tom and Lynn working hard. Margaret will never forget, L.S., S.O., D.R, S.S., M.L. Fondest Memories, riding in Sue's trunk, Boces, '82 snowmobile races, the shed. Favorite Saying, ought to be shot , Really , Later Baby Much . Will always remember the tijpes at EC, Fair with everybody in the parking lot, snoopy, state fair with M.L., the wondering idiots, Favorite Drink, Genesee Light. God Loves You Lori's Fondest Memories of I.C.S. were Mud Races—May 82, Hank concert. Squat's trunk and Boces. Will always remember W.Y., S.O., D.R, M.S., M.D., J.B., R.K., B.S., B.D., B.B., T.J. Will never forget the Wondering idiots. Favorite Sayings— Leave me the ! - alone. I will always cherish the time spent with Walt. God Bless. Thanks Mom Dad. JAMES SCHNEIDER Jim will never forget M.S., A.W., S.R., D.K., B.Z., L.K., R.W., D.Z., B.K., J.S., last year's seniors. Fondest Memories include tennis, bowling, soccer, rifle, IA MUN, German with Frau G., late passes and weekends. Pet Peeves: Sidewinder, Mondays and quites lide, Jeepers people, that's the beauty of dimensional analysis! Larry will always remember M.S., B.L. (Chilly), D.K., G.S., J.L., EA friends, Kenneglenn and K.L., E.W., and L.Z., and the African tribe, J.S. and other baseball team members, LIOR SS with B.O., campouts, and Big House parties. Pet Peeves are EA-ICS rivalry. LAWRENCE SCHNITZER KEVIN SCHOENTHAL JOSEPH SCHOPPER 52 SENIORS Amy will always remember the good times I have had with Jeff and his family and the ones to come too, 10 17 81, 10 24 81,12 25 81, 4 16 82. Will Never Forget: all my friends at ICS. Fondest Memories: are the ones Jeff and 1 have spent with Debbie and Larry (the drive-in). Future Plans: being with Jeff the rest of my life. Pet Peeves: 1982 May Mud Races . Laura's fondest memories: are of Joe, Dib, Sandy, Diane, D.T., J.W., D.M., and B.B. Will Never Forget: volleyball, Lenn, sky walkers, fallouts. Homecoming '80 '81,7 27 80,8£J7 82, 1 am who I am, you are who you are, I do what I want, you do what you want, I live to please myself, you live to please yourself, and if we meet between, then it's beautiful . Pet Peeves: physical fitness tests. AMY SCHRADER LAURA SCHROEDER Conseuleu hard at work and loving it. TRACY SCHWENK TAYLOR S1EBOLD Tracy will always remember: K.P, Mr. Root, WILD, and the Boces Gang. Will Never Forget: the concord, Louis- ville, field trips to Darien, and Zips. Fondest Memories: all nighters, the Tempest, Maz, and nights at the movies. Pet Peeves: out of gas, flat tires, homework, and boring study halls. Future Plans: to be an electronics technician, a race car driver, and drive the fastest car in the neighbor- hood. Favorite Sayings: go man go , I'm only human , and take off 'eh. Gary will never forget: all my great friends and people I've met over the years. Fondest Memories: are of the camp outs, the WHO, D. D. and the house. Pet Peeves: no bucks, band trips, and morning practice. The beginning of a long journey begins with but a single step . SCOTT SHOWALTER Scott will never forget: Fla., '82 with S.C., the Hollywood mall, Why thank you , Where's my clothes Scott? , high intensity work outs with S.K., Stadium '81, mine and S.C.'s short track career, you can do it! , 9R science, 11R S.S., ping-pong 78-?. Pet Peeves: S.A.T.'s, the future. Future Plans: get an education, play major college football, lift. Taylor will always remember: rocks, dirty dozen, eating pizza, '79 winter. Will Never Forget: R.C., M.L., outdoor concerts, weekends at the Rec. center. Fondest Memories: simulated heat, sighting in the gun. Pet Peeves: being normal roller coaster 140, mad dogs. Future Plans: visit C. Manson. Favorite Sayings: not teeth, making quota. SENIORS 53 Jeff will always remember: Bob, Ken, Al, Jerry, Mark, Taylor, Rod, Ted, Lisa, Andy, Fridav morning sessions with the boys. Fondest Memories: Having fun in Ag with the boys, the parties. Plans include: New 4 wheeler, farming, painting and having fun. Donna's fondest memories: those shared with Den, and the many more to come, Prom summer '82, Lisa Rowdies, Sr Jr So Fr, BrKF, Philly Stadium 5 1 82, Mr. H.B. and J„ Coach SB, gramp Jo Olean 1st ragh gm. Not Fond Of: 320 mi. to BG. Favorite Saying: 1 have my lesson, PP snips under my thumb, Mr. T.'s knowledge! Thanx everyone it's been great. 2 4 82-? I cor. 13. Timm will never forget: Football and Wrestling. Time is valuable don't waste it. Pyziekiwicz Will Never Forget: the one I cherish the most B.J. Having there ignorance corrected makes no difference Burzynski. Todds last thoughts are: If one has a dream to share with another, let the snowflakes of life behoove you to realize how wonderful the sneakers of you path lead thou. May the November winds sweep you off your feet and caress you til your dream is quixotic . Will Never Forget: Col. Clink. Marcy Mouse will always remember: Tracey for showing me the meaning of friendship. B.K., D.S., C.G., and all my new and old friends. Pep club and track with mess Boggan. Fondest Memories: Shopping, Floats, Munchies, Key, Fretoes, Fairs, Shows. Pet Peeves: missing Sarb, Headrubs, both T.S.'s, 607 239. Steve will never forget: the summer of '82, the Stadium concert. Crystal Beach, great times in Mr. Hunt's Mech. Drg. Fondest Memories: spent with Megan, Kathy, Scott, Steve, M.W., G.H., Chump . Favorite Saying: What? Future Plans: to catch even more Z's in college. Pet Peeves: Drawing Old Indians on Yearbook covers, and getting Biffed . DONNA SITAREK STEVEN SMITH SENIORS JEFFREY SNAZA J NANCY SOBCZAK Jeff will always remember: B.B., K.Y., J.M., H.D., H.B., D.S., N.F., O.L., R.L. Will Never Forget: South Dakota, working at the G.D. with J.M. The R.R. with Mr. R., rescue from the creek with S.Y., J.S., J.M., H.B., C.P Fondest Memories: gym with Mr. D., snowball war at Boces. Pet Peeve: preppies, people that can't leave my hat alone. Future Plans: C.F.R. in U.S.A.F. and drive at p-15, have a Yacht, E.C.D.P., advanced E.M.T. Paramedic. Favorite Sayings: S.Y.A., B.T.W. Nancy's fondest memories: are of Jerry, 2 11 81, 4 23 81, Prom '81 and Freddy special. Will Never Foiget: my friends L.B. and Spring Gardens, P.F. (D.B., S. O., Y.O.) P.J., J.C., (truck driver) L.N., B.B., C.B., K.F., T. M., and Rusty, L.H., and COZ, Stones '81, Who '82, and Sara. Pet Peeve: 9 14 82 and gossip. Future Plans: to become a cosmetologist. JOSEPH SORGI Sue gets ready for the big night. Tammy will always remember: A.K., L.FT, S.G., J.C., C.Y., S.K., K.R., E.H., K.G., L.H., M.W., T.S., G.L., T.T., Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Pudlewski, Miss Boggan, and Mrs. Zier. I'll Never Forget: all the fun times on the Boces bus with my friends and Circle C. Ranch! Pet Peeves: getting up in the morning. Favorite Saying: Oh my goodness! Future Plans: maybe go to college. A special thanks to Mom and Dad for helping me make it! Joe will always remember: the wild times with Bob, Ron and good friends P.M., L.S., D.W. and R.Z. and will never forget the great times spent with Laura. Fondest Memory: the raid on M.P's, M.B. with B.A., R.W. and M.G. It's not how you play the game it's if you win or lose. It's if you win or lose you can choose don't confuse win or lose. It's up to you . Ozzy Ozbourne. HOLLY SPECKMANN Don will always remember: good times with V.O., L.H., PW, L.S., K.Z., J.M., M.R., and all the wild parties at my house with Jimbo, Tim, Tommy, Zon and the group. Never Forget: the trouble I cause by bottle feeding my friends. My fondest memories are of the times spent with Teresa by my side and days to come. Never Forget: disgusting talks in S. H. with Kim my wife to be, Mickie and my little sister Linda. Bruce will never forget: all the parties, laughter and great times with Laury, Sue Kevin, H.S., PW, J.D., L.B., T.B., B.P., B.K., T.S., K.S., also my friends from Y.W.S. (D.B., S.J.), M.Y.F., and school. Always Remember: Reardon's math and Wholer's chem. classes. Also help from PSEN. Life Time Memories: T.P, Killer cat, B.T. gar. dr., For Sale , Pizza Hut, Gladus. Favorite Saying: What a Pud! Pet Peeves: Gym, Chemistry. With God nothing is impossible ! Holly will never forget: Jen and all the wild times, and others esp. Bob, E.G., J.M., K.A., B.S., M.W. Will Never Remember: Bruce's party or 5 30 82. and can never forget 8 22 82 the time spent with Tim. Can't Forget: Mrs. P, R., K., R., M., M., and BPJ. for making work fun. Thanks to Mr. C., Mr. G., and Miss B. for caring. Pet Peeves: shakes, being so darn ticklish. MARC STANLEY Don Souder returns the serve. Marc will never forget: football at Rich '81!, wrestling with two bearded wonders, coach Friz and Rollo, Timm and Todd, Schopp, Nancy and VIP's, esp. Chris. Pet Peeves: cliques, boy are you short! . Plans: live life to it's fullest! What's happenin'? Sherry: I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today . Will Never Forget: my friends at I.C.S., esp. Mays, M.S., L.P, B.H., B.T.T., L.G., Mr. Cap, Another one bites the dust . My few years at Iroquois will be memorable because of Chris R„ K.B., L.M., J.L., B.D., D.S., and the X-country gang. Here's to all runners and rock-n-rollers. I wish luck to everyone esp. Bob Dehr. Ha. SCOTT STEINAGLE Tim: I would like to thank all my friends, especially the girls who have made life... enjoyable! I will always remember Sout's and his private parties, food war of '81, the best day of Boces, the trio of 6, and J.L., M.T., Kimmer, D.M., K.M., L.B., J.R., and V.O. Favorite Sayings: CES Ping, the slob look. True Blondes, and M.B. Diane will always remember: the good times spent with close friends like T.J., B.K., J.M., and the Boces bus with D.S., T.T., and K.M. Will Never Forget: the new friends made at Boces and trying to escape out of the locker room and just having a wild time with J.C., M.B., J.K., L.B., N.S., K.D., S.G., L.H. Fondest Memories: H.C. '81 and Prom '82. Pet Peeves: being tickled. Future Plans: to be a cosmetologist. Favorite Saying: If you love something sit it free, if it comes back to you it's yours, if it doesn't it never was. LAUREN TENT TIMOTHY TERZIAN Aren't they adorable? DIANE THEAL THOMAS TOTH Carolyn's fondest memories: are of the times spent with friends. Will Never Forget: 4th periods, drama productions, Toronto trips, picnics, and cast parties. Pet Peeves: hour long bus rides. I don't know what the future holds but I know who holds it . Pete will always remember: the Klaskala school of weight lifting. That kid bombs his tris . Check out the Peak . Just kidding Steve buddy . Tom will always remember: the great time in behind the firehall (S.B.). Will Always Remember: the having a pinch of in B.S. yard every day after school. Sue will always remember: first of all, my friends—for that is what school meant to me, B.J., C.T., E.H., D.P, J.H., C.Lt, S.T., M.W., and of course B.L., the Beard, Drama club, Oliver, A H and the Matchmaker, Beanease, summer '82. WILLIAM TRZEPACZ Ron and John work with the computer. Tough day. Dan's fondest memories: are of the great times spent with Paula and the hope of many more to come. Will Never Forget: the crazy times with R.Z., D.W., B.G., C.M., G.S., G.N., D.O., and all the others who made the weekend something to look forward to. Thanks to Mr. E„ and Mrs. G. for all their help along the way. The future's uncertain and the end is always near . J.D.M. Deb will never forget: Jo and Ann, J.Q., L.M., L.C., K.D., D.J., J.G., T.M., M.K., L.Z., Commando 10, Ground Round, skip outs, breakfasts, times spent in RAH, Letchworth, Ch. Lake, July 4th, all the crazy parties and carnivals. Favorite Saying: Chop chop Deb, get to class . Pete will always remember: the Boces gang, M.N., B.N., K.S., Spike. Fondest Memories: Fridays, pgs. Camaro. Favorite Saying: What's goin down . Pet Peeves: Mondays. Future Plans: to start my car. Bill's fondest memories: are track, volleyball, and betting. Will Never Forget: neighbors, snowballs, M.M., M.C., B.B., and all my friends at Iroquois. Pet Peeve: Trzepacz nose all . Future Plans: Engineering. DEBORAH TUCK Denean will always remember: Homecoming of '79, '81, and all the special friends I made through ICS. Will Never Forget: the good times spent at ICS dances with cuz Fran and Steph, all the teachers who made school worth the effort, esp. Mr. Jagiello, Mr. Fris., Mrs. Roma, Mr. De. Future Plans: to go to college and become an R.N. Pet Peeves: riding a miniature bus , oral reports. DENEAN VACANTI DANIEL TURNER PETER TWICHELL W ' JM ANDREA VANSLOOTEN SENIORS ANN VARA PEGGY WALKER MARTY WALLACE ALAN WALSH MARK WALTER CHERYL WALTERS Ann's fondest memories: the summer of '82 and all the other great times Jeff and I have shared. Will Never Forget: Kim and Todd, MAW, OTB, SSF, 84, Handy, and Eye of the Tiger . Will Always Remember: Joann, Deb, Moo, Kimmy, Lisa, J.Q., H.B., D.S., L.Z., L.C., S.B., J.G., L.M., the Commando 10, Charutauqua and cheer- leading. Peggy's fondest memory: is the past year and a half with Paul and all the special times spent together. Will Never Forget: J.R., D.L., T.B., N.T., E.R., D.C., N.P, J.F., B.B., F.Z., L.M., M.R., J.R., Mr. Palmer, parties at B.F.'s house and hunters creek. Future Plans: is to spend the rest of my life with Paul. Marty's pet peeve: is losing weight. Future Plans: college and become a civil engineer. Favorite Saying: the future is uncertain and the end is always near , The Doors . Smile pretty. Cheryl's fondest memories: are of Rick, football games, wrestling matches, Seger '80, those missions, the dirty dozen, Ms. Magoo and Babas. Will Never Forget: Rick, Kathy, Lai, Timm, Jeff, Taylor, Wino, Smak, Kuzy, S.K., Mr. T's bio. class, the Hess jokes, 8 13 81, 8 15,82, Dean, Late night, all right, all night. Pet Peeves: I'll call you tomorrow. Favorite Saying: Whatever curls your toes . Mike will never forget: four years of deep sleep, S.W.'s helping put up a tent and his brawl with the Olympic swimmer, M.W., PT., C.W., A.V., S.M., G.N., B.C., and everyone else. Bush league hockey. Biffin Smitty, the Balcony. Pet Peeves: getting called Mark, Future Plans: be fat and work on an assembly line. MICHAEL WALTERS SENIORS 59 RONALD WANGELIN Mr. Radder explains the stock. Ron will never forget: all the friends he's made at Iroquois. Especially B.Z., J.S., ZIG, L.Z., L.C., S.B., J.Q., K.D., the boys from soccer, and Mu, Friz. Pet Peeves: cliques. Will Always Remember: the crazy times with Jowe and Bob, soccer '82, track, R.R. tracks, and after game bus. Future Plans: be successful and happy. Marianne will never forget: all the great times with M.R., partying with H and O, Ramones ETC, concerts, Gullibles, L.A.L. and all the P.C.'s, C.B.'s and those Thursday nights. Hooch! Great times with S.W., M.M., PB., B.B., B.G., and Mom and Dad. If they can't take a joke ..., Everybody's living in their own private Idaho. Pet Peeve: conformity, OI! Alan will always remember: all the good times with Cheryl and F.D.I., Friday morning sessions at Boo's. Also all the fun raising we did over the last four years. Will Never Forget: Cheryl, Mark, Jerry, Deb, Kenny, Bob, Flap, Mr. Lane, and all the ag. boys. Also skipping out and not getting caught. Pet Peeves: Mr. Lane's notes, and tests. Future Plans: to hammer down and own my own farm someday. Favorite Saying: anything's possible. Renee's fondest memories: are of Butch and all the special times we have shared together. Will Never Forget: all my friends esp. Sandy and the Head Games , J.W., D.D., K.E., R.W. Future Plans: are to go to college, marry Butch and live life to the fullest. Pet Peeves: the fights at Baba's. MARIANNE WARFLE GREGORY WEBER 60 SENIORS Mary White will always remember: S.T., S.K., C.T., B.J., B.L., K.A., H.Z., C.Y., H.S., and B.J., D.M. Never Forget: the D.C., Carousel, Oliver, HB, Out on the town, the Ground Round, and GG, Elf. Pet Peeves: Merdle. Favorite Sayings: Get the fan! , Buscambe Fondue parties, Seil Lips and Chersa, Cadkey and I don't understand . Mary Wier's fondest memories: are the great times spent with all my friends. Winning Softball finals, Songs that remind me of certain people. Will Never Forget: Maura, Wendy, Lisa, Karen, Lisa, J.N., PW, J.Q., K.D., going on vacations in an airplane, the class of '83. Favorite Pastime: being with the people who mean so much to me. Pet Peeves: Goodbyes, people being mad, Mr. Sabo not coaching another two years. DENNIS WHEELER PEGGY WHEELER What are you girls doing on the field? MARY WHITE MARY WIER Tammy will always remember: D.D., K.S., R.S., L.L., D.L., and T.J. in Gym. Will Never Forget: the summer of '82 and the crazy things Di and I did. Fondest Memories: are of J.F. in the summer of '82. Pet Peeves: conceited jocks. Wendy will always remember: my friends and the fun we had esp. K.R., L.O., C.W., M.W., L.K., M.J., J.L., D.S., staying after school, goofing off at prae., SGB passes, bus rides to away games and M.M. Fondest Memories: summer of '82, beach parties, getting together with friends, pizza at Santora's, Lenny's sect, games, dances, F.B. and B.B. games, J.R., G.S., carnivals. TAMARA WIESZCZECINSKI WENDY WILKINSON SENIORS 61 Cheryl will never forget: my special friends, concerts, Football games, Wrestling matches, saucin up, lunches at Deb's, New Years Eve with Sandy, Bus law and the Polish crew, Frosh. year with B.H., talks with J.N., Big house party, Steve catching him off guard. Flirting, R.N. all the good times. Worst Time: 11-8-83. Pet Peeve: false people. Jeff will always remember: the great times with C.R., C.W., D.S., D.Z., J.R., M.T., L.S., B.Z., J.S. and all the rest. Will Never Forget: football '81 and track with M.G., J.G., R.H., D.L., D.K., T.W., D.E., M.S., K.Z., T.S. Also will never forget parties at D.S.'s with all the alkies. Good luck to all friends. Barb will always remember: N.T. and the rest of the T. family, Christmas party '82, and all the people I have worked with, within the school, past and present. JANET WILLSON Linda will never forget: the Rahs, esp. talks with Lynn, Bob, Dave, Cheryl, J.S., A.V., J.Q., K.D., D.T., T.R., K.O., R. W., M.J., W.J., M.L.K., C.W.I., McD's, summer of '82, S. S.R, 10 23 82, crazy times with special friends at I.C.S., Stadium, G.R. with L.C., Hmrm. 241, Breakfasts w Dessert, Ozzie, Cruisin, Whatever turns you on . Pet Peeve: Those who think they rule, PR.'s. Diane, What's so interesting? Ron will never forget: Jackie and all the good times we shared. To Bob, Joe, Ron, Dave, Buff, and Bob, thanks for making the years bearable, don't forget the good times we've had and the better ones to come. Will Always Remember: the WHO, the food festival and Homecoming '82. Pet Peeve: George's constant slapping. HOLLY ZGODA Dan will never forget: good times spent partying with D.S., J.R., M.R., T.T., M.T., L.H., J. W, M.M., J.S., PR, M.S., M.A., D.S., T.E., the Park, playing quarters with Jeremiah Weed, Champagne Jan. 18th and blowing off Fridays. Pet Peeves: straight people, freshman, tests. Favorite Saying: Johnny Fumar. Future Plans: college, partying, life in the fast lane, time to get on with life. y LINDA ZICCARDI RONALD ZIEGLER Holly will always remember: Cheryl the great times we had, thanks, you're a real friend! Will Never Forget: Winnie Judy for making my senior year fun. Thanks to: Elf, MC , Sweety, Miss B, Brocky, Fio, Chip, Mr. D, R.W., M.G., R.R., the Lib. staff for all your help. Favorite Saying: That's life . Future Plans: to be a famous Astronomer own an observatory. LISA ZOOK i DANIEL ZANDROWICZ TIMOTHY WUTZ Tim will always remember: the good times with Mary Lou, my junior and senior years. My best time in high school was playing football at Rich. Thanks to all those who made it possible. Will Never Forget: going fishing and being chased 40 miles by the purple Javelin with K.L and PT. SENIORS 63 DAVID ZWICK Not a bad catch, Lisa. Bob will never forget: the great times with Joe, Ron, and the rest of the gang, R.Z., D.W., R.M., and L.Z. Fondest Memories: the raid on M.P.'s M.B. with J.S., R.W. and Grim. ROBERT ZYWICKI Four Seasons of Life Some of us are like the spring, it is when we begin to grow. We find out who we are and all the things we need to know. All the things we encounter on life shapes us into kinds of persons we are. And we begin to dream of our future years by looking out afar. Some of us are like the summer, like the plants thriving under the sun. We begin to blossom as better persons and make new friends one by one. It is also the beginning of our own journey along our chosen road To experience what our dreams are and what our future holds. Some of us are like the fall, we begin to harvest at last The fruits of our labors that we have sowed in the past— We find silver-lined and golden memories mingled in And the reflections of our youth begins. Some of us are like the winter, our quest for dreams nearly done. We curl up in front of the fire remembering the good old days gone. CAMERA SHY: Wayne Bielecki David Blair David Brown Peter Crofut John Doran Peter Greene Richard Greene Lauriann Lavin Joseph Macaluso Lorraine Schutt Donald Snyder Christopher Szewczyk John Tourjie Jerome Zwara Friends can survive anything! SENIORS We all need time to think! WORDS ARE WORTH MORE THAN A PICTURE Dianna Best will never forget: the time I beat up Sharon Renaud at BOCES, Pet Peeves: locked lavs, Jocks, Preps, Cheerleaders. Favorite Saying: gag me with a spoon, go for it, kill me. Future Plans: move to Texas, get an excellent job, and be with my sister. Scott Cohen will never forget Fla. '82 with Show, Miss McCann, swim on the beach?, soccer. Track, 9R Sci., 11 R SS, Mr. Friz, and Mr. W., Penn Relays, ping pong, S.S., MAZ, J.K., C.R., S.K., PC., Future Plans: chiropractor, California, and GOOD TIMES. Dawn Derkovitz will never forget: MJC, L.M., L.C., S.R., Sr. year, playing FB with T.S. behind pool, passing notes in Scl. Pet Peeves: H hmrk., cleaning my room, gossip, jdging bks by crrsc, lckd bthrms, slnt sn. Favorite Sayings: Go for it, life's rough, I don't care, Ouh baby. It's up to you. Future Plans: to be rch, famous. Hi PD,JD, D-RM we'll make it wrk yet! Evrybdy at ICS, Thanks! Ken Grzeskowiak will always remember good times with Carol Ann, and the boys: BOB, BIG AL, JERRY, MARK, BOO, JEFF. Will never forget all the friday morning sessions and all the booze cruises with BIG AL BOB. Fondest Memories: never had any at ICS. Pet Peeves: D.E.'S trucks. Future Plans: To fish, drink and listen to Merle till I die. Favorite Saying: never had one. Marian Kubiak will always remember all my friends especially Valerie, C.G., J.W., A.B., R.N., N.S., J.C., M.W., R.W., My fondest memories are winter of '79 and summer of '82 and sneaking out of the house. Pet Peeves: people who gossip. Future Plans: living life to the fullest. Jill Nowinski will never forget: J.M., B.L., J.M., D.W., R.L., Shelb, the CPL, Boces last year, carnivals, and all my other friends. Pet Peeves: people who nark and people who don't know how to have fun. Favorite saying: oh Pud! , Later Dude! Future Plans: To be HAPPY in everything I do. Steve Trinkle will always remember S.K., T.K., T.L., B.C., C.R., S.H., D.H., and all the times we got wasted together in Wales. Pet Peeves: Jocks, Heads, Stuck-up girls, and dead beats. Favorite Saying: Whatsitto ya! . Will never forget: my first toga party! Mom, Dad. Cheryl Yager will always remember Holly, Sue, L.H., K.G., J.S., G.S., M.W., K.R., T.S., all my other friends and the good times we had. Thanks to M.R, W.B., and M.M. Will never forget: going to the golf course? 9 25 81 You guys are crazy!, in the halls with G.S., S.K.; M. A., and B.Z., skipping out 3rd, 7 8 with H.Z., Shorthand II talks, bagel, Joe—21 middle schollish ... definitely immature! Pet Peeve: you're a senior? SENIORS THROUGH THE YEARS TO FIND OUR TRUE IDENTITIES SEE PAGE 215 27 i BABY PAGE UNDERCLASSMEN The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Has worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back, I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost underclassmen divider 69 What a Ham. Nancy Atkinson Michael Austin ' m - t Clifford Baerwaldt Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it. —Mohandas K. Gandhi W What's that look for Lisa? Scott Barbaritz David Bassett Aren't you supposed to be in gym? Helen Balyszak 70 JUNIORS Timothy Boebel Susan Boiler William Brady A nice leisurely walk through the school. isassstf Lynn Bratton Mark Brett Suzanne Brodowski The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. —Thoreau You look awfully bored. We know you really aren't studying. Adam Bishop Karen Bly JUNIORS 71 Smile Pretty. If you have to keep re- minding yourself of a thing, perhaps it isn't so. —Christopher Morely It must be interesting. Dale Clabeaux David Clark Jeffrey Bush David Casey James Chiro Michael Cirocco Parke Brown If Sandra Buchwald Cynthia Carroll Michael Cherven Dominic Candino 72 JUNIORS A man must have a cer- tain amount of intelli- gent ignorance to get anywhere. —Charles F. Kettering Is it good Laurie? Michael Coatsworth I Lisa Clark Bad News? Michele Conroy Cathy Corbetta V ■ Lorraine D'Andrea Peter Darrow Donna Danitz Kenneth Dawley William Dehr Scott D'Agostino Peter Darmstedter JUNIORS 73 ■ ■19 Donald Dessert Peter Delacy Paul Derkovitz There is great ability in knowing how to con- ceal one's ability. —Francois Due De La Rochefoucauld Definitely not a happy face. I couldn't of failed again Juniors prove they roughhouse the most. Shannon Doyle Kevin Durawa Rosemarie Ebeling JUNIORS Definitely a rowdy class. Karen Funke Sarah Funseth Peter Gaglio Paul Flumerfeldt Go for it. Just relaxing? What's work? Thomas Franklin JUNIORS 75 Practice makes perfect. Joseph Gauthier Kevin works diligently. Deborah Gawron Samuel Gerardi Maria Ghiandoni Mathew Gilbert Nancy Giannelli Paula Gish No one can wait to get out. Because I could not stop for death he kindly stopped for me. —Emily Dickinson n wr Timothy Gallagher ri 8 9 •Ves u Paul Gallo Amy Galuski JUNIORS Juniors studying? Brian Gustavel Stephen Hall Curtis Halter Life is half spent before we know what it is. —Jacula Prudentum A winning float. JUNIORS 77 A ham if I ever saw one. Karl Hauck Laura Hegedus Lorri Heil Shannon Hansgate John Hasselback David Hasselberg He that is thy friend in- deed, He will help thee in thy need. —Shakespeare Ramona starts in the lead. Craig Judware How Pretty. Thanks for posing Lisa. ' Glenn Kamholz I have some friends, some honest friends. And honest friends are few. —Robert W. Service This must be a class discussion. Brian Kaplewicz Stephen Kawczynski JUNIORS 79 You can catch her Ramona. 80 JUNIORS Martin Krytus Kathy Kull Anne Kunz Linda Kopf Edward Kostrzebski Timothy Krawczyk Oh, what lies there are in kisses. —Heinrich Heine Cheerleaders all seem to be hams Carl Keem Lynne Kephart Karen Klumpp Nelson Keller Bernadette Kuzma Paul Kwiatowski If you have one true friend, you have more than your share. —Thomas Fuller Peter Lane 1 don't really want to go to class. Dean LaPatra Lee Ledbetter Mark Leney Sara types without looking. James Lerczak Kenneth Lewandowski Thomas Lewandowski Calla Lindberg Paul Linnan Gayle Ljungberg It must be a morning. JUNIORS 81 Cheryl Malicki Dancing in the halls. Can football players be chemists? Robert Mamon Kenneth Mammoser Fun is good. Truth is better, and Love is best of all. —Thackeray 82 Missed by a mile. JUNIORS Vincent Markowski Richard Mathis Lisa Matyjasik Judy McCarthy Patrick McMahon Janet Meidenbauer Barbara Mentecky Michael McNerney Lynette Metzger Just showing off. Michele Meyer Rodney Meyer Michelle Mieney He will never have true friends who is afraid of making en- emies. —William Hazlitt I'm a country girl. Music in the making. Frederick Miley Jill Miller Lori Miller JUNIORS 83 Laura gets a lift from Kevin. 84 WiW JUNIORS Valerie Offhaus Kenneth Olejniczak Scott Orf A problem stated is a problem half solved. —Charles Kettering Michelle Miller Doni Mucher J Michelle Mitchell Laury holds the plaque. Sandra Munn Timothy Miller '1 ' Andrea Minkel Natalie Perez Laury shows off. The cheerleaders go for a ride. Steven Petrinec Valerie Phillips Christopher Perry The brighter you are the more you have to learn. —Don Herold Dawn learns a lesson. I - Brian Pucci Dawn Reczek Theresa Quinn Sherry Quigley 'Jcorrell : I Kevin Reed William Plewinski David Reszel Karen Richter Brett Rickettson Never try to tell every- thing you know. It may take too short a time. —Norman Ford V. No, I'm not happy. Friends Forever. 86 W P JUNIORS Scott Rider Andrew Romagnuolo Christopher Ross Scott Schmitke Chantal Schmitz Robin Rowland Michele Rybarczyk Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. —Anonymous Please sing to me. Katherine Schasel Scott Schiemant Stroke those strings. Yvette Schwenk Wendy Schrader Max Sernoffsky JUNIORS 87 Paula Skopow Jill Slawienski William Siebert Todd Sikora We're Partners. 'The Gathering. Laury Simme David Skinner Always do right. This will gratify some peo- ple, and astonish the rest. Richard Skinner We're a team! JUNIORS Peter Smith Richard Smith Mark Souder How can a Junior be taller than a Senior? Dawn Strzelec He finally cleared one! Ramona Stuart Amybeth Suhr With every rising of the sun, think of your life as just begun. We love our teachers. Desiree Sullivan Scott Syracuse Amy Szczukowski JUNIORS Yim 89 The faster you go, the more that fall out. Lucy Trzepacz Nancy Turski 1 Julie Utter Amy Tomczak Open your eyes, it's easier. How long before the flower dies? Is it so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun. To have live light in the spring, —Matthew Arnold— 90 JUNIORS Diana Wagner Regina Wasielewski I hate getting all dressed up. Melissa Weiglein Timothy Waterman Patricia Weinman Colleen Whalen What form!! h David Watson Common Sense is the least common of all senses. Charles Walker What a profile! Michael Wier Susan Wilckens Connie Wilking JUNIORS 91 Now, Let's see. Laury hard at work, for once! Flying free as a bird. JUNIORS Lynn Ziegler Laurie Zukowski Mark Zukowski Daniel Youngman Dennis Youngman Stuart Zak Pucker up Baby!! Wendy Wood Susan Wryk SHOINfll Studying looks really exciting. Having fun Hans? Row One: Scott Ahl, Leslie Anderson, Stephen Anzalone, Hobson Archer. Row Two: Nancy Archer, Jeffrey Baicco, Laura Bakalik, Christine Balystak. Row Three: David Bansmer, John Barry, Jason Bauder, Damian Beardi. Row Four: Michael Beaver, Roxanne Belica, Nancy Bender, Lisa Benzee. Row Five: Brian Bethge, Bryan Bielecki, Bonnie Black, Kathryn Blake. Row Six: Kimberly Blomstran, Robert Botzenhart, Michael Bove, Renee Bove. 94 SOPHOMORES Row One: Susan Boyle, Michael Brady, Scott Brandon. Row Two: Linda Bratton, Deborah Brauhn, Keith Brett. Row Three: Sharilyn Brooks, Christopher Brylinski, Michael Buckhout. Row Four: Barbara Buffomante, Susan Carino, Kimberly Cholasinski, Tracy Christen. Row Five: Leah Colern, Paul Colson, Michael Conroy, Marlene Cook. Row Six: Cathleen Corbett. SOPHOMORES 95 Row One: Dawn Crawford, Ami Crofut, Daniel Czyrny. Row Two: Sharon Davis, Jennifer Dee, Dennis DelleDonne. Row Three: Patrick DelPrince, Janine Dembik, Carl Depalma. Row Four: Michelle Detwiler, Jeffrey DTtalia, Kevin Dobson, Daniel Domanowski. Row Five: Kristin Dombrowski, Matthew Dombrowski, Margaret Donohue, Joseph Dorn. Row Six: Mary Dorobiala, Renee Duerr, Linette Duma, Christopher Durant. Talking again? Some people in this school work. Row One: Bryce Dzik, John Eberth, Teresa Eckert, Regan Edwards. Row Two: Christopher Eichler, Mark Elvers, Christopher Erhardt, William Erhardt. Row Three: Mary Feldman, Jason Ferraccio, Douglas Fiegl, Barry Foss. Row Four: Gretchen Fredericks, Mark Freiheit, Maureen Friel, Sara Funke. Row Five: Laurie Gaglio, Jack Ganter, Michael Geil, Mary Gemerek. Row Six: Daryl George, Eric Gerbracht, Daniel Gerhardt, Ronald Gerlach. SOPHOMORES 97 How do I do this? I'm sure. Row One: Francis Gibney, Kelly Gilbert, Glenn Goerke, Raymond Graham. Row Two: James Graley, David Gruber, Michelle Gruttolori, Kevin Gulczewski. Row Three: Lauren Hanley, Timothy Harris, Kenneth Hartloff, Edwin Hartman. Row Four: Lisa Hauptman, Annmarie Haynos, Michael Healy, Julie Heil. Row Five: Robin Heitz, Todd Henderson, John Hickel, Cherie Hines. Row Six: Kenneth Hoffman, Philip Hojnecki, Troy Huber, Bruce Hudson. 98 SOPHOMORES Row One: Kellie Hunt, Michael Jedd, Julie Jednat. Row Two: Barbie Johnson, Wendy Kanick, Michelle Kasza. Row Three: Patrick Kaufmann, Douglas Kegler, Scott Kieber. Row Four: Jeffrey Kimmel, Dina Knowles, Erika Knowles, Lisa Kohl. Row Five: Charles Konesky, Ludwig Kopf, Peter Koszuta, Marilou Krajnik. Row Six: Kim Krane. SOPHOMORES 99 Row One: David Krause, Jacqueline Krupski, Jane Kwitek. Row Two: Leanne Larson, Gary Lee, Megan Leitzinger. Row Three: Timothy Liberatore, Debbie Lisitsky, Jonathan Lochhaas. Row Four: Timothy Lowrey, Carson Lux, Robert MacCubbin, Thomas MacFarlane. Row Five: Jeffrey Macholz, Michael Majeski, Amy Majewski, Kevin Malicki. Row Six: Renee Malik, Peggy Markowski, Gary Mathews, Candace Matyjasik. S.G.B. looks like a lot of fun. So live, that when thy sum- mons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death. Thou go not, like the quar- ry-slave at night. Scourged to his dungeoun, but, sustained and soothed By an unfaultering trust, ap- proach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. —William Cullen Bryant 100 SOPHOMORES Sophomores with talent? Row One: Christopher Mazu- chowski, Debra Mazurkiewicz, Karen Mazurkiewicz, Rose McCormick. Row TVvo: Darren McMahon, Steven McMahon, April Meiancoln, John Metzger. Row Three: Mark Mickney, James Miley, Michael Minnolera, Rosanna Minnuto. Row Four: Jeffrey Missel, Lynn Mitchell, Michael Monile, Timothy Moran. Row Five: Janine Mozrall, Leanne Mruzik, Michele Mullins, Susan Murphy. Row Six: Julie Musty, Lynne Nadrowski, Jacqueline Nareau, Russell Natwora. SOPHOMORES 101 John at his best. Row One: Michelle Neibert, Lisa Nelson, David Newman, Brian Newton. Row Two: Michael Nolan, Ronald Nolan, Lyn Northern, Sherri Offhaus. Row Three: Brian Okonzak, Amy Pankiewicz, Craig Papke, Scott Parks. Row Four: Michael Parsons, Timothy Perison, William Peter, Brian Pfeil. Row Five: Michael Pfister, Dawn Pitkin, Mark Plezia, Keith Price. Row Six: Roxanne Prinzbach, Sharia Purucker, Jill Pysikiewicz, Roselle Queeno. 102 SOPHOMORES Row One: Karen Radich, Michele Ratka, Brian Reed. Row Two: Michele Reid, Thomas Reis, Paul Ressler. Row Three: Ernest Roll, Mark Roth, Jacqueline Rounds. Row Four: Daniel Rozanski, Kenneth Sable, James Santangelo, Edward Sauer. Row Five: Daniel Schlatterer, Eric Schmitz, Christopher Schnitzer, Ann Schopper. Row Six: Karen Schrader. SOPHOMORES Row One: Robert Schroeder, Shelly Schwenk, Amy Serafin. Row Two: Todd Simme, Denise Simmons, Geoffrey Slade. Row Three: Kathleen Smith, Scott Smith, Michael Soeder. Row Four: Scott Stadel, Gregory Stark, Arthur Stenzel, Timothy Stone. Row Five: Renee Sugg, Eric Suhr, Tracy Swanson, Daniel Swartz. Row Six: Timothy Terranova, Michelle Thibault, Michael Throm, Gary Trautman. This sure beats working. ' V Cheerleaders work hard! Row One: Sharon Trautwein, Lisa Tucker, Kimberly Van Lew, Jennie Vitello. Row Two: Michelle Walker, Heidi Wallace, Kenneth Walsh, Lisa Walsh. Row Three: Susan Walsh, Gregory Walter, Brian Ward, Justin Ward. Row Four: Michelle Ward, Christine Waskow, Laura Weigel, James Whalen. Row Five: Jennifer Wheeler, Scott Wierzbowski, Kevin Wieszczecinski, Heather Wilson. Row Six: Darrin Wojna, Keith Wollen, Michael Woltz, Allison Yace. SOPHOMORES 105 SOPHOMORES Row One: William Achatz, Mark Aichinger, Jeffrey Allen. Row Two: Michael Anstett, Ralph Apa, Peggy Arndt. Row Three: Jeannine Babcock, Hans Bader, Jennifer Bak. Row Four: David Bakalik, Tracy Balcerzak, James Bapst, Jeffrey Bapst. Row Five: Melissa Barker, Laura Baumeister, David Beardi, David Benzee. Row Six: Jeffrey Bishop, Stefanie Blair, Daniel Blanchard, Timothy Bly. Studying in the library, or trying to? Definitely a race run with patience. Row One: Barbara Boebel, Darlene Bolling, Duane Boniface, Ronald Burgeois. Row Two: Gregory Bove, Jonathon Bove, Scott Bove, Richard Bradley. Row Three: Robert Brady, Deborah Breen, Michael Brodowski, Dale Brown. Row Four: David Brown, Shelly Brown, Denise Buchwald, Darlene Cardarelli. Row Five: Michelle Carretto, Kenneth Casey, Scott Cherven, Lisa Chislett. Row Six: Scott Cholewinski, Scott Chowaniec, Christopher Clark, David Clark. FRESHMEN 109 I love studyhalls. m ji ■ What a bore. Row One: Heidi Clark, Timothy Clough, Kelly Coffman, Shannon Corbett. Row Two: Amy Corbin, James Dean, Jeffrey Dee, Daniel Dennis. Row Three: Julie Deyoe, Stephanie Digati, Denise Dipasquale, Dina Disanto. Row Four: Brenda Doedema, Edward Dugas, Christine Dwigun, Lawrence Edwards. Row Five: Dwight Elliott, John Farmer, Jennifer Fasolino, William Feahr. Row Six: John Ferraccio, Michael Fijas, Kenneth Fliss, Eric Foss. 110 FRESHMEN I Delicious. Row One: Shawn Foss, Elizabeth Fowlow, Tammy French. Row Two: John Gasowski, Eric Gee, Judith Gibney. Row Three: Juliet Gilbert, William Gilbert, Dawn Ginter. Row Four: Christopher Giovino, David Grabenstatter, Edith Graczyk, Wayne Grambo. Row Five: Daniel Greene, Caren Grotke, Karen Gulczewski, Sharon Gulczewski. Row Six: Darle Gustavel. FRESHMEN 111 Row One: Michael Hall, Daniel Hand, Lawrence Hare. Row Two: Jane Hasselback, Kathryn Healy, Tammy Heberling. Row Three: Sandra Heil, Colin Hilton, Clark Hincher. Row Four: Rolf Hoeg, Jeffrey Hogue, Jessica Hogue, Anna Holcomb. Row Five: Michelle Hoppe, Kevin Hubbard, Joy Huber, Randall Hyer. Row Six: Daniel Jackson, Michael Jankowiak, James Jarocinski, Lisa Johengen. I wish we had more classes like this! I wonder if I can blow up the school. Row One: Jennifer Jones, Nancy Kamman, Edward Karl, John Karpinski. Row Two: Susan Kaspryzyk, Ann Keem, Tammy Kimmel, Diane Kless. Row Three: Michael Kloc, Lisa Klumpp, Craig Knox, Fritz Kohl. Row Four: Sheryl Kolerski, Timothy Kolk, Renee Kompinski, Gary Konter. Row Five: Ronald Kostrzebski, Thomas Kostrzebski, Robin Krane, Tami Krempa. Row Six: Jennifer Kroh, Jon Kroll, Patricia Krupski, Lawrence Kurowski. FRESHMEN 113 That must of been really funny! Row One: Robert Kuzma, Carla La Russa, Matthew LaBrake, Kiersten Lang. Row Two: Kevin Leidich, Robert Leney, John Li, Rebecca Lindberg. Row Three: Kara Link, James Livziey, Ronald Luders, Nancy Makowski. Row Four: Gary Malinowski, Donald Mammoser, James Mann, Kenneth Marek. Row Five: Steven Marien, Jeffrey Maslowski, Michael Maslowski, Lori Mathews. Row Six: Tracy Maynard, Jeffrey Mayne, Geoffrey Maze, Scott McAlpine. 114 FRESHMEN Fritz is all done studying. Practice makes perfect. Row One: Michael McBride, Mary McNamara, Peter Mercurio. Row Two: Michael Mertel, Thomas Meyer, Rebecca Mickney. Row Three: Laurie Miley, Mary Miller, Scott Miller. Row Four: Ethan Minkel, David Mitchell Laura Moessinger, Eric Moffett. Row Five: Cindy Monnin, Trent Montagu, Matthew Moran, Paul Moretta. Row Six: Elissa Morganti. FRESHMEN 115 Row One: Karen Navagh, Cheryl Newton, Molly Nunan. Row Two: Patrick O'Brien, Anthony Occhino, Michael O'Connor. Row Three: Mary O'Donnell, Mark Orlando, Eric Osuch. Row Four: Barbara Patterson, John Patterson, John Pawloski, Regina Pecoraro. Row Five: Rosellen Peek, Andrea Perison, Jennifer Perry, Jeffrey Phillips. Row Six: Amy Pietrantone, Michelle Pronobis, David Puchala, Carl Quick. This class has spirit. Some people actually study? Row One: Michael Radder, Nancy Rayner, Eric Reed, Timothy Reif. Row Two: Lisa Reimer, Bethany Ressler, Sheri Reynolds, Anthony Riccio. Row Three: James Robel, Timothy Robinson, Debra Ross, Maryanne Roth. Row Four: Melissa Russell, Lisa Ruzewski, Mark Rybarczyk. Row Five: Robb Rydzynski, Lisa Sauer, Salvatore Scamacca, Mark Schaeffer. Row Six: Frederick Schepper, Peter Schiavi, Denise Schlatterer, Kurt Schmidbauer. FRESHMEN 117 Some freshmen try to help. Row One: Heath Schmidt, Jennifer Schmidt, Lise Schroeder, Dawn Schruefer. Row Two: Karen Schulze, Denise Schutt, Kelly Schwenk, Bradley Seifert. Row Three: Robert Serra, Renee Severson, Jennifer Siebert, Gidget Siler. Row Four: HeatherSimme, Marianne Slawienski, Michael Sly, Frank Smith. Row Five: Jennifer Smith, Nicole Smith, Tamara Smith, Carrie Soponski. Row Six: Deborah Spulecki, Colleen Stack, Anthony Stark, Todd Stasierowski. 118 FRESHMEN Even though we didn't make it, we had fun. ‘ J Ha Row One: Gary Steiger, David Stenzel, Michele Streif. Row Two: Glenn Stuart, Susan Sturm, Kimberly Talty. Row Three: Bryant Tent, Paul Terwilliger, Marie Thompson. Row Four: Peter Throm, Sandra Tober, Sean Tober, Lisa Tomczak. Row Five: Maura Tomczak, Brian Toth, Jennifer Trautman, Holly Utter. Row Six: Kellie Van Lew. Freshmen do more than aggravate upperclassmen. Row One: Gregory Virchau, Mark Waggoner, Kim Walker, Row Two: Melissa Weaver, Laura Weber, Lisa Weinman, Row Three: Patrick Welkley, Amy Wheeler, Patrick Wheeler, Row Four: Bradley Wilcox, John Wilkolaski, Dianne Willard, Donna Winkowski, Row Five: Jennifer Young, Jean Marie Youngers, Sarah Zachwieja, Randall Zak, Row Six: Robert Zent, Karen Zgoda, Kathleen Ziolkowski, Kimberly Zoltak. Cheerleaders again? It's my table. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 121 FACULTY Escapist —Never He is no fugitive — escaping. No one has seen him stumble looking back. His fear is not behind him but beside him On either hand to make his course perhaps A crooked straightness yet no less a straightness. He runs face forward. He is a Pursuer. He seeks a seeker who in his turn seeks Another still, lost far into the distance. Any who seek him seek in him the seeker. His life is a pursuit of a pursuit forever. It is the future that creates his present. All is an interminable chain of longing. — Robert Frost FACULTY DIVIDER TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Congratulations on the completion of your education- al experience at Iroquois. The friendships and memories of the years past will be with you forever. The challenges of the future will be many and varied and we hope we have helped develop the skills and attitudes necessary to meet them. Good luck to you in the future. Mr. Thomas Schnepper Principal 124 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Merton L. Haynes Superintendent CONGRATULAnONS TO YOU — THE CLASS OF 1983! As you leave Iroquois you will be taking with you many memories — you will be encountering the chal- lenges of the future, not only of the Twentieth Century, but also of the Twenty-first. Tomorrow's world will pro- vide changes in economic, political, and social systems. The time spent here at Iroquois has equipped you to become a contributing member of your family, your community, your nation and the world. The knowledge, experiences, friendships, and attitudes you have ac- quired at Iroquois will serve as a basis for developing your own personal goals and commitments as you pur- sue the unknown. In accepting your position in the soci- ety of tomorrow, remember the legacy you have. You will be upholding the heritage of a proud nation, as well as the accomplishments of the twenty-seven Iroquois classes that have graduated before 1983. May the future hold much promise for you! Merton L. Haynes Ph. D. Superintendent Row One: Raymond Hoffman, John Bentley, Elizabeth Quinn, Alice Drasgow, Row Two: Kent Jones, Gil Springfield, Cecil Scott, Joe Riordan, Paul Zimmerman, Merton Haynes. ADMINISTRATION 125 Mr. Mark Abies Industrial Arts Miss Janet Armenia Mathematics Mr. John Armesto Orchestra Mr. John Baldwin Mathematics Mrs. Mary Jean Becker English Mrs. Sandra Bisesi English 126 FACULTY Mr. Russel DeFazio Science FACULTY Mr. Mark Carroll Art — Conservation Mr. Kenneth Clinard Pupil Personnel Coordinator Mrs. Janice Cronk Home Economics Mr Ralph Chaney Industrial Arts Mr. Fay Coblentz Science Mrs. Michelle Dennis Chorus Mr. Fred Clarke Science Mr. Delbert Cronk Social Studies Mrs. Carolyn Farkas Art Mrs. Louise Fiorella Mathematics Mrs. Rose Faraci English Mr. Vincent Frisicaro Social Studies Mr. Michael Gelsinger English FACULTY Mrs. Ann Gilbert German Mrs. Stella Gill Business Education Mrs. Ruth Hamms Librarian Mr. Howard Greiner Social Studies Mr. Joel Grundy Mathematics Mr. Douglas Happ Science Miss Lola Harbison Social Studies i Mr. Rick Hubbard Physical Education H ODN'I n  IGER5' FACULTY 129 Mr. Charles Hunt Mr. John Hurley Mechanical Drawing—Dept. Chairman Business Education—Dept. Chairman Mr. Ronald Kapturowski Social Studies Mr. James Knowles Social Studies FACULTY Mr. Robert Ludwig Mathematics Mrs. Linda Lewandowski Resource Mrs. Valerie Madden Business Education Mr. James Laven Mathematics—Dept. Chairman Miss Lynn Ljungberg French Mr. David Lane Agriculture Mrs. Georgia Mehl Guidance Counselor Mr. Kenneth Palmer Media Technician Mr. Robert Ping Industrial Arts Mrs. Marjorie Parks Nurse Mrs. Suzanne Notarpole Home Economics Mrs. Joan Pfiefer Library Media Aide Mr. Fred Marcheson Social Studies Miss Barbara Millar Physical Education Mr. Thomas McQuillan Mathematics Mrs. Mary Pitkin French Mrs. Elaine Rappold Band Mrs. Cathy Pudlewski Hearing Resource Mr. James Preston Mathematics Mr. Robert Radder Social Studies Mrs. Christine Reardon Mathematics Mr. William Reardon Social Studies Mrs. Brunhilde Ridenour German Mr. Scott Rollo Health — Physical Education FACULTY ■ Mrs. Jeanne Roma English Mr. Ronald Roma English Mr. William Root Industrial Arts Mr. Donald Ross Band Mr. Daniel Roth Business Education Mr. John Rothrock Social Studies Mr. James Sabo Miss Diane Sadowski Social Studies Resource Mrs. Karen Ruch English FACULTY 133 Mrs. Shirley Schildkamp English Mrs. Donna Smorol Resource Mr. James Snyder Health Mrs. Geraldine Stansbury Library Clerk Mr. Robert Steislinger Social Studies — Dept. Chairman Mr. William Sweet Science Miss Lisa Wagner Business Education Mr. Robert Wainman Physical Education FACULTY Mr. Robert Waterman English Mr. Francis J. Wanat, Jr. English Mrs. Gail Warzel Science Mrs. Susan Zabranskey Spanish Everyone wants to touch Mr. Electricity. Miss Christine Wohlers Science Row One: Mrs. Hesse, Mrs. Siegel, Row Two: Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Heil, Mrs. Liberatore. Mrs. Maciejewski is busy again. Mrs. Richter smiles pretty! Row One: D. Giles, H. Pruski, L. Zienski, J. Godlove, C. Parsons, Row Two: B. Koch, E. Lesinski, G. Gabamonte, M. Raymar, P. Monile, C. Fuer, B. Lidhart, E. George, E. Brady. 137 STAFF SPORTS SPORTS DIVIDER Fire and Ice Some say the world will end in fire. Some say in ice. From what I've tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice. — Robert Frost SPORTS DIVIDER 139 GIRLS TRACK Row One: Kathy Ernst, Mary Hanley, Chris Holland, Donna Perison, Aimee Lowrey, Cindy Waver, Row TVvo: Mary Jo Cuppone, Marcy Sly, Karen Rozanski, Wendy Jakubiak, Mary Lou Kaufmann, Laurie Meidenbauer, Lynn Cholewinski, Lisa Brown, Row Three: Megan Leitzinger, Sue Boyle, Wendy Hyer, Heidi Budniewski, Jean Quick, Sandy Bauer, Kim Donovan, Chantal Schmitz, Micki Thompson, Row Four: Coach Rohring, Lauren Hanley, Leanne Mruzik, Dawn Kwiatowski, Shannon Hansgate, Amy Galuski, Tracy Steinagle, Michelle Doyle, Lucy Trzepacz, Ramona Stuart, Kim Paul, Row Five: Debbie Lisitsky, Laurie Simme, Sheila Jakubiak, Jenny Sporysz, Terri Quinn, Gayle Ljungberg, Judy Carpenter, Coach Boggan. The season ended with a top overall record of 5-4, for the Girls Track team. Top scorers for the Streakers were Lynn Cholewinski in shotput and discus and sophomore Wendy Hyer in sprints and high jump. Wendy also represented ICS at the sectionals in the high jump and set the new school record at 5'. Senior Mary Hanley set the school record in the 1500 meter walk. Other school records were set by Terri Quinn (2 mile), Karen Rozanski (400 hurdles), Kathy Ernst (100 meter), and Sue Boyle (200 meter). Captains Chris Holland, Aimee Lowrey, and Donna Perison along with seniors Cheryl Burke, Kathy Ernst, Mary Hanley, Sue Krieger, and Cindy Waver will be missed for their inspiration and antics on the bus. 140 GIRLS TRACK Come on Jean, only 4 hurdles left. BOYS TRACK In a very tough Division II competition, the Boy's Track team finished in third place. TWo new school records were set during the competitive season. The quartet of Don Ke- phart, Taylor Siebold, Ron Hickman, and Ron Wangelin set new school standards for both the mile relay and 1600 meter relay teams. Although Don Kephart and Mike Grimmer have gradu- ated, a large and talented group of seniors led by Taylor Siebold, Ron Hickman, Ron Wangelin, Tim Wutz, Marc Stanley, Bill Trzepacz, Don Souder, Gary Riehle, and Steve Chudzinski return to what should be a strong '83 contin- gent for the Chiefs. ICS OPP East Aurora 84 66 Cleveland Hill 2?y2 122V4 Cheektowaga 109 41 Williamsville South 77 73 Depew 60 90 J.F.K. 79 71 Alden 101 49 Row One: Bill Brady, Mark Caughel, Chip Roll, Brian Pfeil, Ron Wangelin, Don Kephart, Jeff Gawronski, Mike Grimmer, Taylor Siebold, Mike Coatsworth, Tim Terranova. Row TWo: Coach Frisicaro, David Hotwes, Rich Groh, Buff Hoffman, Tim Wutz, Bob Groh, Larry Swonger, Rob Hickman, Jens Hoeg, Jeff Wroblewski, Bill Trzepacz, Chris Mozrall, Coach Rollo. Row Three: David Clark, Ron Hickman, Gary Riehle, Marc Stanley Eric Suhr, Mike Roth, Adam Bishop, Joe Gauthier, Ken Mammoser, Scott Showalter, Scott Cohen, Steve Smith, John Covell. 142 BOYS TRACK Up and over the top. Its not that heavy, just push. Row One: Keith Bickford, Jim Rys, Jeff Baiocco. Row TWo: Todd Casell, Chris Perry, Bryan Bielecki. Row Three: Coach Frisicaro, Daryl George, Jim Lambert, Dave Champion, Coach Rollo. BOYS TRACK 143 VARSITY SOFTBALL Row One: Deana Hoth, Renee Zelinski, Mary Wier, Wendy Wood. Row IWo: Kathy Benzee, Lisa Kwitek, Donna Sitarek, Lisa Hoth, Laurie Miller, Laurie Macaluso. Row Three: Yvette Schwenk, Sue Wilkens, Lisa Breidenstein, Karen Funke, Mr. Brockenshire. The 1982 Girls Varsity Softball Team finished the regular season with a won-lost record of 9-3 good enough for second place in division II behind 10-2 Alden. The Lady Chiefs split their 2 playoff games defeating Williamsville North 15-11 and losing to Dunkirk 7-4. The outstanding team performance of the year no doubt was the 2-1 victory over Depew, (keying our drive for the playoffs.) The girls played outstanding defense that day committing only 1 error. Outstanding individual performances this year included sophomore Wendy Wood who won 8 games on the mound, had a team leading .528 batting average and led the team in R.B.I.'s. Some of the other leading hitters included Lisa Kwitek .480, Lisa Hoth .444, Donna Sitarek .400, Sue Wilkens .533, and Renee Zielinski .370. ICS OPP Cheektowaga 4 18 Cleveland Hill 14 3 Depew 13 10 Alden 13 7 Williamsville South 11 12 J.F.K. 15 . 8 Cleveland Hill f!8 | J Depew 2 f Cheektowaga 12 - 5 Alden 8 15 Williarrisville South 11 5 J.F.K. ’ 4 1 Williamsville North 15 11 Dunkirk ., 4 7 144 VARSITY SOFTBALL J.V. SOFTBALL Row One: Rose Ebeling, Jane Kwitek, Laurie Gaglio, Roxanne Belicca, Michele Toth, Melissa Grabenstatter, Jill Miller. Row Two: Mr. Brockenshire, Ann Zaleski, Gretchen Fredericks, Kathy Smith, Michele Miller, Renee Malik, Michele Mitchell. ICS OPP Williamsville North 25 22 Cheektowaga Maryvale fi 18 7 Depew 26 9 Villiamsville East . 13 19 West Seneca West 11 20 West §eneca East 16 15 Williamsville North 2 19 Maryvale 24 14 Depew 15 4 Cheektowage 12 13 Williamsville East 8 0 The J.V. Girls Softball team finished the year with an 8 win 4 loss record. The team played very well and im- proved steadily throughout the year. Ann Zaleski was voted MVP by her teammates for her outstanding play both at bat and in the field. Other fine performances were turned in by Roxanne Belica who led the team in homeruns, Michelle Toth who consistently threw out runners attempting to steal second, Michelle Miller who pitched all 8 wins, and Renee Malik, Rose Ebeling, Jane Kwitek, Laurie Gaglio and Jill Miller who all played well. With the Nucleus of this team, the softball team has a very promising future. J.V. SOFTBALL 145 VARSITY BASEBALL Tieing for third place in Division II; the Varsity Baseball team recorded 11 wins and 10 losses. After sectional wins over Lackawanna and South Park, the team lost to Niagara Wheatfield in the semi-finals. Individual honors went out to Peter Hart who was select- ed to the First Division II All-Star Team; Dan Welkley and Sophomore Brian Gustavel were placed on the Second All- Star Team with John Syracuse, Joe Sorgi, and Frank Sorgi capturing Honorable Mention selections. Youth and speed were two of the teams strengths last year and should play parts in the Chiefs 1983 edition. Let it rip Frank. This arm helped the team tremendously. Orchard Park ICS 2 OPP 8 East Aurora 10 Clarence 5 4 East Aurora 3 3 Alden 5 4 Cleveland Hill 5 1 J.F.K. 6 14 Lancaster 18 18 Cheektowaga 1 S Williamsville South . 7m 6 Clarence 1L11 9 Depew 2 5 Alden 4 5 Cleveland Hill jjk ... 10 4 7 1 Lancaster 3 Cheektowaga 7 m 10 Williamsville South 0 12 Depew 4 10 Lackawanna 2 0 South Park 1 3 Niagara Wheatfield 1 3 146 VARSITY BASEBALL £v r 'Juft FVft 3 ’ They've gotten another opponent out. Another successful bunt. Row One: Brian Chowaniec, Dan Welkley, Pete Hart, Jim Baron. Row TWo: Jay DePerno, Larry Schnitzer, Gil Springfield, John Syracuse, Mark Majeski, Coach Snyder. Row Three: Brian Gustavel, George Glinsboeckel, Joe Sorgi, Rich Bender, Frank Sorgi, Mike Marsch. VARSITY BASEBALL JSES 147 J.V. BASEBALL The words attitude and confidence best describe the J.V. Baseball team. These are essential ingredients if a team is to be successful. Despite a poor 0 and 7 start this group of individuals blended into a team; and played competitive baseball over the last 13 games. Daring baserunning by Jim Wahlen and Mike Buckout; combined with timely hitting by Todd Simme, Joe Wilkin- son, and Dan Malinowski helped the team average 10 runs a game. Another excellent field play. ICS OPP East Aurora 3 4 Orchard Park 2 11 Orchard Park 4 20 East Aurora 2 7 Clarence 5 11 Alden 2 21|| Cleveland Hill 7 4 8 J.F.K. _ 7 Jj 3 Lancaster A 12 j 18 Cheektowage 1 18 VVilliamsviile South 7 w Clarence 1 r 6 8' Depew 9 11 Alden f 10 Cleveland Hill 6 H J.F.K 4 14 6 Lancaster 16 15 Cheektowaga 3 10 Williamsville South 6 4 Depew 4 7 Row One: Kevin Gillman, Mike Buckhout, Pete Gaglio, Jim Whalen, Dale Clabeaux, Joe Wilkinson, Mike Wier, Steve Hall, Todd Simme, Row TWo: Coach Kapturowski, Mike Majeski, Scott Orf, Dan Malinowski, Tim Shick, Mark Murr, Jack Jarocinski, Chris Ross. 148 J.V. BASEBALL MODIFIED BASEBALL ICS OPP Springville 13 5 Hamburg 11 10 West Seneca West 7 • 15 Orchard Park 3 5 West Seneca East 6 1 Maryvale 13 f 1 Hamburg 5 13 Frontier 7 8 West Seneca West 8 7 Orchard Park 3 w 5 Frontier 8 4 Maryvale 8 1 West Seneca West 5 3 All the members of the Modified Baseball team con- tributed in the winning effort, to end it's season with a respectable 8-5 record. The most exciting game of the season was at West Seneca West where the team came back from a 7-2 deficit to tie the score and eventually win the game in the 8th inning. We hope the team realized that with a little hard work the outcome can be a positive one. We wish the players much success in their future efforts. BRONX bokeers Row One: Jason Bauder, Scott Chowaniec, Jeff Allen, Paul Morretta, Gary Malinowski, Tim Lowery, Ken Hoffman mgr. Row Two: Coach Hubbard, Ken Sable, Keith Wollen, Dan Rozanski, Mike Parsons, Carson Lux, Darrel Gustavel, Dan Schlatterer. MODIFIED BASEBALL 149 BOYS TENNIS Third place was awarded to the Tennis team in their division. They sent three kids to sectionals; Pat McMahon went for singles, and Pat McMahon and Mike Virchau went for doubles. The team was moved into a tougher division, but is still looking forward to a good strong season. Coach Peterson said that the team looks promising and that the tougher division will make the kids work harder and they will be better off for it in the long run. ICS OPP St. Marys 0 5 Hamburg 0 5 East Aurora 0 5 Alden 2 3 Depew 3 2 Cleveland Hill 2 3, Wiliiamsville South 1 4 J.F.K. 3 2 Depew 3 2 Alden 3 2 West Seneca East 3 2 Cleveland Hill 3 2 Wiliiamsville South 1 4 J.F.K. 5 0 Row One: Jonathon Lochaas, Bob Mannon, Greg Virchau, Darren McMahon, Row Two: Coach Peterson, Jim Schneider, Mark Kawczynski, Roy Swonger, Jim Rhodes, Pat McMahon, Rich Steinhilber, Mike Virchau. 150 BOYS TENNIS GIRLS SOCCER Row One: Chris Balyszak, Laura Bakalik, Cheryl Lucas, Captain Laura Dobinski, Captain Chris Merkle, Judy Black, Bridget Daley. Row Two: Lynn Mitchell, Bonnie Black, Julie Nareau, Maria Ghiandoni, Gretchen Gallo, Becky Knab, Mickey Reid, Lisa Zgoda. Row Three: Mr. Carroll, Dawn Melancon, Amie Crofut, Helen Balyszak, Noreen Donahue, Debbie Gawron, Bernadette Kuzma, Cheryl Walters, Karen Roma, Colleen Whalen, Wendy Wilkenson, Margarette Donahue. ICS OPP Finishing second in a tough division; the Girls Varsity Soccer team had an excellent season showing strength and endurance. Captain Laura Dobinski and Chris Merkle led the team to a record of 8 wins 5 losses and 2 ties. Amherst 2 2 High scorers were Mickey Reid, Lisa Zgoda, and Becky Eden 8 0 Knab each with 5 goals. Chris Merkle, Judy Black, Becky J.F.K. 1 0 Knab, and Noreen Donahue controlled play and set-up Clarence o 2 attempts on goal. Bridget Daley, Cheryl Lucas, Debbie Williamsville South 0 1 Gawron and Jennifer Kusz contributed to a strong Williamsville North 0 2 defense. Laura Dobinski did an outstanding job as Depew Amherst 3 2 0 2 goaltender. J.F.K. 4 3 Eden 4 0 Williamsville South 1 0 Depew 3 0 Williamsville South 2 0 Williamsville North 3 4 Hamburg 0 4 GIRLS SOCCER 151 VARSITY FOOTBALL Coached by Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Snyder the Varsity Foot- ball team ended its season with a 2-6 overall record. This year's Chiefs were led by Co-Captains Timm Slade and Marty Hohensee. Outstanding players were Timm Slade, Marty Hohensee, Mark Zukowski, and Scott Rider. Steady performances were held by Scott Showalter, Doug Majeski, Tim Wutz, and Jeff Fitch. The Chiefs are looking forward to next year s season with many promising incoming juniors. ICS OPP Alden 0 28 Lake Shore 6 Chcektowaga 7 21 Lackawanna 6 7 Williamsville North 11 . 15 Williamsville South 0 12 East Aurora 17 7 Williamsville East 15 6 Row One: Fred Miley, Dave Clark, Mark Stanley, Marty Hohensee, Timm Slade, Tim Wutz, Scott Showalter, Joe Schopper, Mike Cirocco, Dave Reszel. Row Two: Jim Baran, Chris Perry, Tim Lowrey, Joe Wilkinson, Bill Plewinski, Tim Miller, Ken Pawchuk, Jeff Wroblewski, Dean Anzalone, Dominic Candino, Scott Syracuse, Chris Ross. Row Three: Coach O'Brien, Brian Gustavel, Mark Zukowski, Mike Coatsworth, Ken Lewandowski, Mark Murr, Peter Todoro, Jeff Fitch, Scott D'Agostino, Ed Kostrebski, Nelson Keller, Doug Majeski, Mike Ward, Rich Ott, Scott Rider, Jack Jarocinski, Coach Snyder, Coach Rollo. 152 VARSITY FOOTBALL Out in the clear. Good Defense. J.V FOOTBALL The 1982 J. V. Football team completed its season with a 4- 3-1- record. Offensively the team was led by Russ Natwara and Jamie Jarocinski who alternated at running back, and pass receivers Scott Wierzbowski and Jim Whalen. Defen- sive standouts included lineman Jeff Kimmel, Dan Schlat- terer, and Ron Kostrzebski; linebackers Tim Terranova, and Jason Bouder; halfbacks Todd Simme and Mike Nolan. Co- captains Steve Anzalone and Dan Schlatterer showed out- standing leadership and anchored both the offensive and defensive lines. ICS OPP Alden 8 8 Lake Shore 18 ' 0 T « . ' 9 Cheektowaga 8 12 Lackawanna 6 19 Williamsville North 21 7 Williamsville South 0 28 East Aurora 33 7 Williamsville East 10 8 Row One: Jon Schiavi, Brian Bethge, Jim Whalen, Brian Newton, Steve Anzalone, Dan Schlatterer, Jan Gnojek, Jason Bauder, Tim Terranova. Row Two: Doug Fiegl, Mike Buckhout, Steve Ziembiec, Jason Ferraccio, Tim Liberatore, Jamie Jarocinski, Todd Simme, Russ Natwora, Scott Wiecybowski, Coach Stepien. Row Three: Coach Hubbard, Pat Kaufmann, Mike Healy, Mike Majeski, Jeff Kimmel, Carson Lux, Ron Kostrzebski, Mike Nolan, Gary Lee, Dan Rozanski, and Keith Price. 154 J. V. FOOTBALL MODIFIED FOOTBALL ICS OPP Cheektowaga 24 0 Williamsville North 0 0 Alden 12 6 Williamsville South 12 0 Depew 20 8 Clarence 0 20 Due to the great effort put forth by the Modified Football team, they ended their season with a 4-1-1 record. The Chiefs strong offensive line gave them several advantages over the opponent's defense. Defensively the Chiefs had three shutouts against outstanding opponents. The team hopes to have an equal or better record next season. Row One: John Li, Dave Miley, Pat O'Brien, Mark Waggoner, Tom Kastrzebari, Jeff Maze, Bill Fehr, Jeff Phillips, Mike McBride, Dave Benzee, Eric Moffett. Row Two: Darry Benzee, Ted Wood, Gary Steiger, Todd Starierewari, Pat Welkley, Ralph Apa, Gary Malinauai, Graig Vichau, Dole Brown, Ron Luders, Dory Schasel, Brad Siefert. Row Three: Dave Galuski, Gary Barrows, Dave Mitchel, Dan Whalen, Scott Cholowinski, Tim Bly, Dan Hand, Chris Clark, Tim Robinson, Mike Funke, Bob Seirra. Row Four: Coach Rider, Paul Ceppaglia, Mike Donahue, Rich Reling, Daryl Gustavel, Keith Bosch, Jeff Mavne, Mike Fijas, Mike Anstett, Mike Mertel, Bob Kuzma. MODIFIED FOOTBALL 155 VARSITY SOCCER The season of the Varsity Soccer team ended with a 3-11-3 record. An outstanding performance by Joe Sorgi led him to be the first team Division II all-star goalie. Outstanding effort was made by Ron Wangelin, Chris Mozrall, Jim Lerczak, and Mike Throm. The team is looking forward to a better season next year. Come on Pele! VARSITY SOCCER Another great save! ICS OPP Orchard Park 1 0 Clarence 1 2 Sweet Home 1 k 4 Williamsville South 'IWK Cheektowaga 0 4 0 1 Maryvale I 1 Williamsville North 5 1 Orchard Park 2 2 Depew 3 4 Clarence 0 1 Williamsville South 2 4 Amherst 0 1 Cheektowaga 2 3 Williamsville North 0 1 Depew 3 4 Williamsville East 1 3 i HHWYL'ANW Row One- Joe Accurso, Scott Cohen, David Watson, Mauricio Moreas, Row Two: Ron Wangelin, Kevin Allen, Tun Moran, Joe Jorei Mike Throm, Dave Williams, Row Three: Pete Crofut, Ron Ziegler, Bob Zywicki, Scott Orf, Ken Dobinski, Chris Mozrall Row Four: Kevin Donovan, Kevin Loyst, Jim Lerczak, Keith Hincher, Row Five: Norm Krajmk, Mike Kaspryzak. VARSITY SOCCER 157 J.V SOCCER Coached by Mr. Carroll, the Jr Varsity Soccer team ended its season with an 11 win, 5 loss record. The team was led by Captains Mike Soeder and Jeff Missel, who was the leading scorer with 23 goals. Midfield was controlled by Mike Soeder, Brian Reed, Bryant Tent, and Scott Chowaniec. Co- lin Hilton, Mike Beaver, Steve Marian, and Andy Romag- nuolo provided a strong defense. Orchard Park Clarence Sweet Home Williamsville South Lancaster Cheektowage Maryvale Williamsville North Depew Clarence Williamsville South Amherst Cheektowaga Williamsville North Depew Williamsville East ICS OPP 1 3 0 7 5 0 2 0 1 3 8 2 5 2 5 2 5 1 4 5 3 2 3 1 3 1 4 1 4 0 0 2 Row One: Fritz Kohl, Ethan Minkel, Paul Moretta, Jeff Allen, Tom MacFarlane, Jeff Missel, Mike Soeder, Scott Chowaniec, Tim Stone, Dave Bansmier, Bryant Tent. Row Two: Andy Romagnuolo, Mike Beaver, Colin Hilton, Brian Reed, Steve Marien, Dave Beardi, Jim Santangelo, Jim Bapst, Doug Kegler, Mark Plesia, Randy Hyer, Mr. Carroll. 158 J. V. SOCCER MODIFIED SOCCER Maryvale ICS 6 OPP 0 Sweet Home 4 2 Holland 5 4 Clarence 0 7 West Seneca East • 3 i Williamsville East 3 5 Hamburg 2 2 Orchard Park 1 | 3 Lancaster 1 f 3 Williamsville South •0 3 1 Depew 4 0 Williamsville North 1 7 West Seneca East 1 3 Amherst 1 0 Coached by Mr. Dave Lowrey, this year's Modified Soccer team ended its season with a 7-6-1 record. Captains for the season were Dave Bakalik , Dan Blachard, and Clark Hincher. The leading scorer for the Modified team was Kevin Hubbard with 14 goals; followed by Dave Bakalik, Jimmy Bansmer, Sean Tober, and Clark Hincher. Outstanding goalies were Duane Boniface and T. J. Occhino. Row One: Brad Bauer, Jim Bansmer. Row Two: Jan Wilson, Tom Romangnuolo, Tom Rath, John Galuski. Row Three: Tim Kolk, Jay Pawloski, Brian LeRoy, Paul Terwilliger. Row Four: Dan Jackson, Glenn Stuart, Clark Hincher, Sean Tober. Row Five: Matt Moran, Coach Lowrey, Dwight Eliott, Kevin Hubbard, Duane Boniface. MODIFIED SOCCER 159 CROSS COUNTRY Row One: Adam Bishop, Keith Bickford, Joe Gauthier, Pete Gaglio, Jeff Bapst. Row Two: Scott Eichler, Buff Hoffman, Dave Champion, Eric Suhr, Debbie Lisitsky, Jeni Sporysz, Ramona Stuart, Michelle Ward. Row Three: Jim Rys, Bryce Dzik, Leanne Mruzik, Lauren Hanley, Lynne Nadrowski, Daren Schulze, Jeff Baicco. Row Four: Mr. Frisicaro, Dave Kingsley, Brian Pfeil, I Chip Roll, Steve McMahon, Dan Dennis, Ken Mammoser, Jim Thompson, Mike Pearson. Both the girls and boys Cross Country teams finished fifth place in the Division II competition; ending with 3-4, and 2-5 record. Iroquois runners ran well in a highly competitive league and gained valuable experience for the 1983 season. Returning lettermen Eric Suhr, Steve McMahon, Brian Pfeil, Adam Bishop, Ramona Stuart, and Debbie Lisitsky, plus several talented underclassmen make prospects appear bright for the 1983 season. ICS OPP Lake Shore 21 34 Lake Shore 46 17 Depew 38 20 Depew 35 21 Amherst 37 19 Amherst Clarence 26 50 .30 15 Clarence 44 17 Williamsville N. 38 17 Williamsville N. 47 16 Lackawanna 20 41 Lackawanna 36 19 Williamsville E. 27 28 Williamsville E. 25 31 Iroquois struggles for another victor)! GIRLS' SWIMMING ICS OPP Eden 73 49 Akron 69 57 Sweet Home 56 71 Cheektowaga 70 56 Lancaster 162 64 Williamsville East 61 66 Depew 82 m 44 Maryvale 58 67 Amherst 66 57 Akron 74 53 Clarence 52 74 Pioneer 86 40 Alden 71 56 Williamsville North 74 53 Williamsville South 59 67 The Girls' Swimming team ended their season with a 9-6 record, and placed second in the Division II championships. Three school records were broken this year: Kim Beaver — Diving; Jaci Wieland — 200 yard Ind. Medley; and Pam Swanson — 200 yard Freestyle. The most exciting game of the season was the last meet where Iroquois battled for the Division II championship against Williamsville South. Going into the last relay ICS needed a 1st and 2nd place to win; they were shut- out by their opponents taking 2nd and 3rd places. Those qualifying for the ECIC sectionals were: Darby Cardarelli — placing 8th in Diving; and Kim Beaver — placing 9th in Diving and finishing 14th in the 400 yard Relay. Row One: Kim Talty, Stephanie Blair, Michelle Clark. Row Two: Darby Cardarelli, Tracy Swanson, Joy Huber, Michelle Streif, Sandy Bauer, Mary Ann Warfle, Noreen Donahue, Kim Beaver. Row Three: Pam Dekarz, Mr. Mann, Patti Hart, Molly Nunan, Pam Swanson, Angela Boncore. GIRLS' SWIMMING 161 FIELD HOCKEY Row One: Chantal Schmitz, Tina Dierolf, Laurie Macaluso, Wendy Hyer, Mary Jo Cuppone, Wendy Wilkinson, Colleen Walen, Sue Carino, Wendy Wood, Helen Balyszk, Katie Healy. Row Two: Laury Simme, Chris Balyszak, Kathy Smith, Megan Leitzinger, Jessica Hogue, Laurie Gaglio, Jane Kwitek, Jenny Jones, Sue Wilckens, Ann Zalewski, Renee Kopinski. Row Three: Kathy Roth, Debbie Brauhn, Liza Zgoda, Mickey Reid, Denise Schlatterer, Marilou Krajnik, Sara Funke, Dawn Schruefer, Amy Crofut, Yvette Schwenk, Lisa Reimer, Bernie Determination and effort paid off for the Girls' Field Hockey team; as they ended their season with a 10-2-2 record. Led by Coach Miss Millar and senior Co-captains Wendy Wilkinson and Mary Jo Cuppone, the team once again won the E.C.I.C. Division II championship. According to the Field Hockey history records, they have had 9 straight consecutive wins in the Division II cham- pionships. The team placed 2nd in the Section VI A play- offs. All-Stars were: Mary Jo Cuppone, Wendy Wilkinson, Wendy Hyer, and Ann Zalewski. Kuzma, Sue Sturm, Barb Boebel, Coach Millar. 162 FIELD HOCKEY Mary Jo finally is at her best. Even tough coaches smile ONCE in a while. Akron ICS 1 OPP 4 Cheektowaga Pio 2 Clarence : 5 0 at Amherst 3 0 Williamsville East 1 1 Williamsville North 3 0 at Cheektowaga 4 0 Clarence 4 0 Amherst 5 0 Williamsville East 0 0 Williamsville North 4 0 Sweet Home 3 1 J Kenmore East 6 0 Hamburg 0 4 Iroquois gets the jump again. FIELD HOCKEY 163 GIRLS TENNIS Row One: Jackie Nareau, Sue Rusinski, Colleen O'Donnell, Mary Ann Miller, Sheri Reynolds, Sue Boyle, Laura Moessinger, Heather Wilson, Kellie Hunt, Row Two: Andrea Macos, Wendy Schwenk, Jenny Perry, Maura Tomczak, Nancy Kamman, Coach Zirkelbach. ICS OPP O Competing in a very tough di- vision has strengthened the skills of the Girls Junior Varsity Tennis team. The whole team put forth a hundred percent effort. Lisa Kawczynski qualified for the ECIC singles; and both Lisa Kawczinski and Michelle Miller qualified for the ECIC doubles. The team is looking forward to a good season next year with sev- eral promising eighth grade play- ers joining. Williamsville East 0 5 Clarence 0 5 Lackawanna 3 2 Amherst 0 5 Lake Shore 1 4 Williamsville North ’A 4 Williamsville East 0 twiSQ i • 5 Clarence 0 5 Lackawanna 2 Amherst 0 5 Williamsville North 0 5 Lake Shore 1 4 164 GIRL'S TENNIS GOLF Lancaster ICS Alden 15 Clarence Depew 15V Lancaster 11V East Aurora , 17V 10 Clarence Depew 17 Orchard Park 12 Maryvale 15 East Aurora 14 Maryvale 18 Orchard Park Alden 16 V OPP V 3 7V4 2V 6V V 8 1 6 3 4 0 9V IV Led by Co-Captains Dave Mazur- kiewicz, Dan Turner, and Alan Walsh the Iroquois Golf Team fin- ished the season with a league re- cord of 11 wins and 1 loss and an overall record of 14 wins and 1 loss. The highlights of this year's sea- son was the winning of the annual E.C.I.C. Golf Tournament and re- peating as Central Division Cham- pions. This year's team featured a tre- mendous effort by everyone with 10 golfers receiving letters and the placing of Dave Mazurkiewicz and Dan Turner on the All Star Team. Row One: Carl Depalma, Scott Ahl, Alan Walsh, Dan Turner, Dave Mazurkiewicz, Mark Rybarczyk, Row TWo: Tim Reif, Mike Pfister, Scott Parks, Mike Brady, John Metzger, Tim Schick, Jeff Macholz, Tim Krawczyk, Mr. Kaeslau. GOLF 165 BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Due to the absence of many experienced players; the Boys Volleyball team ended their season with a 4-10 record. The veteran team filled with experienced players were unable to combat their experienced opponents. Tom Reid and Bill Trezpacz bolstered the offense; while veteran Tom Knab and Jim Rhodes showed consistency. Williamsville North T 2 Williamsville East 2 0 Clarence 0 2 Row One: Don Souder, Tim Terzian, Jim Rhodes, Tom Reid, Row Two: Byrnn Bialicki, Mike Bovd, Tom Knab, Dan Malinowski, Row Three: Bob Groh, Larry Kurowski, Vince Markowski, Bill Trezpacz, Row Four: Coach J. Knowles. 166 BOYS VOLLEYBALL BOYS' SWIMMING ICS OPP East Seneca 63 64 Clarence 43 84 La£e Shore 48 79 Amherst 65 59 Williamsville East 70 55 Alden , 54 73 Williamsville South 6°| 67 Cleveland Hill 87 36 mestown Mjj 40 87 Sweet,Home 50 77 West Seneca West Maryvale 74 !, ,74 % ■ Lackawanna 63 57 Cheektowaga Lancaster 56 48 70 79 Williamsville North f m67' Depew 48 79 Coach Mann and Ass't Coach Stohrer led the Boy's Swim- ming team to 3rd place in the E.C.I.C. Division. Co-captains were seniors Tom Reid (diver) and Rich Greene (sprint free- styler). This year's sophomore and junior swimmers along with upcoming freshman will be going through a rebuild- ing period. All are looking forward to a successful future team. Row One: John Pawelczyk, Greg Hoefler, Darryl Gustavel, Tom Reid, Dwight Elliott, Darren Elliott, Jim Lerezak. Row TVvo: Mr. Stohrer, Kave Bassett, Rich Greene, Troy Huber, Jeff Bishop, Mr. Mann. BOYS SWIMMING 167 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: Lisa Orf, Lisa Kwitek, Wendy Wilkinson, Mary Jo Cuppone, Rose Eberling. Row Two: Judy Gilbert, Cathy Corbetta, Wendy Wood, Karen Funke, Wendy Hyer, Michelle Miller, Coach Millar. Victory is claimed once again as the Girls Varsity Basket- ball team won the Division II title for the third straight year. Hard work and spirit formed the lady chiefs into a winning team. High scorers were Lisa Kwitek—232, she also gained high score in steals and assists; Michelle Miller—140, also high score in rebounders; and Lisa Orf—126. Cheektowaga Alden  -I Cleveland Hill Williamsville South Depew Alden Hamburg Clarence AmhersL West Seneca West Clarence Williamsville South Cleveland Hill West Seneca West Depew Cheektowaga ICS UXS3SQI m OPP 168 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V BASKETBALL Row One: Katie Healy, Roxanne Belica, Laurie Gaglio, Jane Kwitek, Megan Leitzinger, Kathy Smith, Janine Babock. Row Two: Dawn Schruefer, Peggy Markowski, Coleen O'Donnell, Anne Zalewski. Row Three: Coach Sabo, Denise Schlatterer, Debbie Brauhn, Sara Funke, Maryann Roth, Nancy Makowski, Gretchen Fredricks, Jenny Jones. Cheek tow Amherst Alden JM I Ik Cleveland Hill West Seneca West Williamsville South Depew Alden J.F.K Clarence Williamsville South Cleveland Hill West Seneca West Depew Cheektowaga ICS OPP 49 18 39 19 so .. 36 28 36 24 42 44 Although the competition was tough the competitive Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team came through to win their Division title. The team finished with an overall re- cord of 15-3. High scorers were Peggy Markowski with 157 points and Megan Leitzinger with 138 points. Other contributing play- ers were Roxanne Belica, Laurie Gaglio, Debbie Brauhn, Kathy Smith, Jane Kwitek, Gretchen Fredricks, and Sue Carino. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL 169 RIFLE Skill and technique led the Rifle team to second place in the Section Six Division. The team was under the guidance of Mr. McBride and Co-Captains Kevin Gillman and Jim Strain. This year the rifle range underwent extensive remodel- ing. The team members installed a new wall and vault. Sound proofing was added along with a room for visiting teams. A drinking fountain was also installed for the hard working team members. High scorers were Jim Strain with a 294 and Todd Battis- toni with a 291. ICS ,OPP Tonawanda 1379 1267 Ken more West 1410 1268 Orchard Park 1391 1351 Maryvale 1402 1306 Kenmore East 1404 1253 Lancaster 1399 1387 Clarence 1406 1401 Williamsville East 1416 1313 Alden j-. 1420 1445 Frontier 1423 1332 Kenmore West 1386 1335 Williamsville North 1409 1344 Williamsville South 1402 1317 Row One: Michelle Ratka, Andy Farmer, Scott Ahl, Shannon Doyle, Mike Jankowiak, Ron Ruzewski, Janine Dembek. Row Two: Pat Kent, David Hatrick, Barry Foss, Jan Knowjak, Brad Mcmahon, Ted Karl. Row Three: Gary Lee, John Eberth, Todd Battistoni, Tim Schick, Jim Strain, Kevin Gillman, Steve Lutgen, Dave Kingsley, Alan Walsh. Row Four: Coach McBride. BOWLING Row One: Ron Ziegler, Dan Owens, Mike Mohr, Steve Chudzinski, Glenn Kamholz, Colleen Whalen, Steve Clements. Row Two: Bob Zywicki, Paul Mazuchowski, Jim Schneider, Ken Sable, Mark Souder, Amy Tomczak, Lori Miller, Sue Ruzinski, Coach Waterman. Row Three: Dave Krause, Dave Benn, Mark Brett, Scott Bove, Dave Benzee, Matt LaBrake, Bob Brady, Bill Achatz, Lisa Hoth. ICS OPP West Seneca West 4 7 Cheektowaga 1 10 Clarence 3 8 Frontier 0 11 Sweet Home 3 8 Amherst 0 11 Cheektowaga m 10V4 Clarence 0 11 Frontier 2 9 Sweet Home 5 6 Amherst West Seneca West 5 6 With the largest turnout of bowlers in recent years, the team is looking forward to the future. Twenty-four of this year's thirty-two bowlers are freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. First year bowler, senior Jim Schneider was the most consistent, and most improved member of the squad. Lettermen who should return to improve the team's per- formance next year are juniors Glenn Kamholz and Mark Souder, and sophomore Ken Sable who won Division III honors at the E.C.I.C. roll-offs with a high score of 584 Other bowlers who show promise include juniors Dan Owens, Lori Miller, Amy Tomczak, and Lisa Hoth, as well as sophomore Ken Hoffman and freshmen Dave Benzee and Bill Achatz. BOWLING 171 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The competition was tough, but the Girls Var- sity Volleyball team pulled through placing 2nd in the Division II Championships. They finished with a league record of 7-3 and n overall record of 10-11-2. The team was led by Coach Boggan and Cap- tain Laura Schroeder. All Star members were Laura Schroeder and Mary Wier. Hitters for the team were Wendy Wilkinson, Mary Wier, Wendy Hyer, Wendy Wood, Michelle Toth, Sue Wilkens, and Yvette Schwenk. The team Setters were Lau- ra Schroeder, Sandy Moorman, and Ann Za- lewski. Lancaster Lancaster Alden Cleveland Hill Williamsville South Depew Sweet Home Cheektowaga Tournament Alden r Cleveland Hill WilliamsVjlle South Maryvale F Depew Cheektowaga ICS HIT 0 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row One: Laura Schroeder. Row Two: Coach Boggan, Sandy Moorman, Mary Wier, Wendy Wilkinson, Sue Boyle. Row Three: Yvette Schwenk, Sue Wilkins, Wendy Hyer, Wendy Wood, Michelle Toth, Ann Zlaewski. J.V VOLLEYBALL Row One: Megan Leitzinger, Kathy Smith. Row Two: Chris Balyszak, Sue Carino, Mickey Reid, Lisa Zgoda, Jackie Nareau, Peggy Markowski, Gretchen Fredericks. Row Three: Coach Carroll, Barb Boebel, Shelly Brown, Mary Miller, Colleen O'Donnel, Dawn Schruefer, Sue Boyle. Lancaster Lancaster Alden Maryvale lY) Cleveland Hill Williamsville South Depew Cheektowaga Alden Cleveland Hill Williamsville South Depew Cheektowaga _ The newly formed Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball team showed talent and skill as they ended their season with a league record of 6-4. Coached by Judy Carroll the team members practiced to strengthen their skills needed to be a Varsity team. Team Cap- tains were Megan Leitzinger and Kathy Smith. All of the team members put forth a great effort. GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL 173 VARSITY WRESTLING The E.C.I.C. North Division II Championships went to the Iroquois Varsity Wrestling team. It is the wrestlers 7th straight title and their 24th in the last 27 years. The squad posted a 10-3 dual meet record against tough competi- tion. Team captains were seniors Marty Wallace and Todd Slade. Todd completed his dual meet career with a 55-0 record and four individual E.C.I.C. championships. Timm Slade won over 30 matches this season and took an E.C.I.C. crown. Iroquois takes control. The stare down is on. fvWilliai illiamsville N Maryvale Clarence Amherst Alden Williamsville Williamsville Sweet Home Depew Lancaster Pioneer Falconer Cheektowaga ICS OPP 33 Rick is in control. Timm wrestles with confidence. Row One: Kevin Day, Mike Sly, Mike Monile, Marty Wallace, Jeff Slade. Row Two: Marc Stanley, Joe Schopper, Max Sernoffsky, Dave Clark, Ed Kostrzebski, Todd Slade. Row Three: Coach Marcheson, Rick Kingsley, Timm Slade, Doug Fratt, Dave Brown, Pete Todoro, Mark Murr. VARSITY WRESTLING J.V. WRESTLING Undefeated can be used to describe the Junior Varsity Wrestling team. They have remained number one for the past three seasons. Highlighting this season was the victory over the pre- viously undefeated team of Lancaster 28-27. A new tactic was used this year. The line-up in tournaments were never used twice. This helped the team members devel- op to the varsity level. ICS OPP Williamsville North Maryvale Clarence Amherst Alden Williamsville East Williamsville South Sweet Home Depew Lancaster Pioneer 176 J.V. WRESTLING Row One: Ben Gilbert, Steve Petrinic, Mark Toth, Tom Kostrzebski, Rich Natwora. Row Two: Russ Natwora, Jason Baudt Fred Miley, Janie Jarocinski. Row Three: Chris Ross, Mike Pearson, Ron Kostrzebski, Dave Champion, Coach Rollo. MODIFIED WRESTLING A successful year was ended as the Modified Wrestling team finished with a record of 6-4. All worked hard to improve their skills for the years ahead. With continued effort and dedication they should contribute to the tradi- tional winning team of the Iroquois Wrestlers. Row One: Eric Moffit, Tom Meyer, Gary Steiger, Mike Mertel. Row TWo: John Li, John Grezedzickei, John Fisher, John Ratka, Bob Bapst, Jason Waskow, Paul Terwilliger, Kevin Hubbard, Coach Fullington. Row Three: Jeff Hogue, Ron Bourgeois, Eric Gee, Tim Liberatore, Brian Okanzalk. MODIFIED WRESTLING 177 VARSITY BASKETBALL Character, hard work and an undaunted spirit characterized the Iroquois Varsity Basketball Chiefs. To know their success we have to look into their 7-12 record. Five losses came by three of less points and another loss was in overtime. Graduating seniors Dave Mazurkiewicz, Jeff Fitch, Doug Majeski and Ron Wanglin will be sorely missed; but with the return of Scott Rider, Jens Hoeg, Joe Wilkinson, Brian Gustavel, Scott Orf, Mike Coatsworth, and Jason Farraccio the nucleus is there for some exciting play. Season highlights include Dave Mazukiewicz's record break- ing 43 point performance on booster night, Jeff Fitch's 16 rebound performance on booster night, Jeff Fitch's 16 rebound perfor- mance against Frontier, Jens Hoeg's 29 point performance against West Seneca East, Scott Rider's consistant board work, and Doug Majeski's defensive play. Coach Knowles' comment on the season; I could not ask for harder workers, we worked for all we got. Next year we have to replace some key people, but the nucleus is there if we are willing to work in the off season to perfect our skills. Dave just don't stand there. West Seneca West Lancaster J. F. K. A! den Cheektawaga West Seneca East Cleveland Hill Depew Williamsville. South J. F K Alden Frontier Cheektawaga Cleveland Hill Depew Williamsville South Marvvale Frontier Williamsville East ICS OPP 36 58 42 54 50 69 69 50 54 60 65 60 71 41 42 57 63 r i . 67 •fi 6b 70 47 78 58 48 51 54 56 46 49 62 79 68 53 77 58 59 65 Row One: Dave Mazurkiewicz. Row Two: Joe Wilkinson, Scott Orf, Scott Rider, Mike Coatsworth, Brian Gustavel, Jens Hoeg, Doug Majeski, Jeff Fitch, Ron Wangelin, Jason Ferraccio, Coach Knowles. VARSITY BASKETBALL 179 J.V BASKETBALL The season ended for the Ju- nior Varsity Basketball team with a league record of 5-7 and an overall record of 5-13. The team took great strides in development for next year's Varsity team. Highlighting the season was the 54-38 win over Depew. Steady play by Mike Buckhout, Tim Moran and Jim Whalen produced early season wins over J. F. K. and Cleveland Hill. Mike Majeski and Tom MacFarlane led the team in rebounding; while Dan Schlat- terer and Mike Parsons showed late season development for the young chiefs. a West Seneca West St. Mary J. F. K. Alden Cheektowaga Seneca East Cleveland Hil Depew ' yVilliamsville South J. F. K. Alden Frontier Cheektowaga Cleveland Hill Depew Williamsville South Maryvale Frontier 26 52 44 71 48 49 52 35 1 59 66 63 76 60 , 51 67 V 75 27 39 43 65 59 43 54 38 44 61 40 42 35 46 Row One: Mike Buckhout, Kevin Wieszczecinski, Tim Moran, Jim Whalen, Steve Ziembiec, Scott Parks. Row Two: Pete Schiavi, Mike Parsons, Dan Schlatterer, Tom MacFarlane, Carson Lux, Jim Santangelo, Mike Majeski, Jeff DiTalis, Coach Hurley. 180 J.V. BASKETBALL MODIFIED BASKETBALL Alden East Aurora rontier test Seneca East Hamburg Alden Lake Shore Orchard Park East Aurora Frontier West Seneca ICS OPP 37 44 40 41 42 55 56 46 33 54 ¥ a: 45 50 ,46 35 44 33 41 ■ ■ 58 37 49 1 The season ended for the Freshmen Basketball team with a final win-loss record of 6-8. The team started off the season with a slow pace, but jumped back winning 5 of the next 6 games. Mike Funke and Larry Kurowski were the leading high scorers followed by Pat Welkley, Matt Moran and Mike Anstett. Brad Siefert, Pat O'Brian and Bob Kuzma showed improvement throughout the year. Row One: Jeff Allen, John Pawloski, Pat Welkey, Pat O'Brien, Ethan Minkel. Row Two: David Zizzi, Matt Moran, Rolf Hoeg, Gary Malinowski, Todd Stawierowski, Brad Siefert. Row Three: Tim Reif, Jeff Mayne, Mike Anstett, Robert Kuzma, Larry Kurowski, Mike Funke, Scott Cholewinski. MODIFED BASKETBALL 181 HOCKEY CLUB Under the coaching of Kevin Wright the Iroquois Hockey team skated to a 9-9-4 overall record. After a shaky start, the team soon gained reputation throughout the Southtowns. High score was Greg Navagh with 32 goals and 15 assists. All players are commended for their effort and performance. ICS OPP Lockport 4 4 Lackawanna 3 1 Jamestown 3 3 Orchard Park «flfl 6 5 Frontier 6 6 fmk 13 4 0 2 Kenmore West Depew West Seneca West Lackawanna East Aurora Hamburg West Seneca East Lancaster Orchard Park Maryvale South Park West Seneca West Frontier St. Joseph's 8 6 8 5 11 6 5 6 5 7 6 6 6 4 4 2 4 8 1 2 4 3 3 3 6 4 5 2 3 Row One: Sam Scomacca, Jeff Rounds, Joe Rounds, Nick Russo, Tim Schick, Chris Mozrall, Mike Conroy. Row Two: Mr. Abies, Brian Chowaneic, Brian Kaplewicz, Dave Gilbert, Greg Navaugh, Jim Barren, Keith Price, Mike Palters, Fran Gibney, Taylor Siebold, Scott Cohen, Kevin Wright. 182 HOCKEY CLUB SPORTS COLLAGE CHEERLEADING Another year has passed for the Iroquois Cheerleaders. All of the girls put forth effort and maintained dignity upholding the respectable cheerleading standards of this school. New routines highlighted the season. The Varsity Football squad was the largest in school history consist- ing of twenty-seven members. The Cheerleaders participated in the Elma Qua Qui Centennial celebration with much success. They also cheered at a night Pep assembly. Another unexpected change took place this year: instead of a Mud game the Cheerleaders participated in a Snow game. 184 CHEERLEADING Row One: Donna Sitarek, Lynn Cholewinski, Kim Donovan, Ann Vara, Joann Sauers, Jean Quick, Heidi Budniewski, Lisa Kwitek. Row Two: Michelle Rybarczyk, Michelle Giambra, Jennifer Chapin, Fran Digati, Cheryl Holland, Nance Gonya, Janet Meidenbauer, Jackie Siebert, Diana Wagner. Row Three: Jill Slawienski, Sue Boiler, Amy Galuski, Karen Funke, Lisa Ende, Paula Gish, Judy McCarthy, Linda Kopf, Kim Allen, Micki Thompson, Mr. Root. Row One: Dina Knowles, Sharia Purucker, Michelle Thibault, Lisa Walsh, Lisa Hauptman, Jennie Vitello, Lisa Benzee, Michelle Hoppe. Row Two: Renee Malik, Nancy Bender, Barbie Johnson, Tammy Kimmel, Lisa Nelson, Jackie Krupski, Debby Breen, Mr. Root. CHEERLEADING 185 Row One: Kelly VanLew, Tammy French, Peggy Arndt, Amy Pietrantone, Michelle Pronobis, Tracy Maynard, Melissa Weaver, Colleen Stack, Jenny Siebert. Row Two: Mr. Root, Missy Barker, Jane Hassleback, Sandy Heil, Darlene Bolling, Jennifer Fasolino, Kiersten Lang, Marianne Slawienski, Tammy Heberling, Jenny Schmidt. Row One: Debbie Tuck, Joann Sauers, Donna Sitarek, Kim Donovan, Ann Vara, Kim Beaver, Lynn Cholewinski, Heidi Budniewski, Sandy Bauer. Row Two: Michelle Rybarczyk, Jill Slawienski, Amy Galuski, Diana Wagner, Linda Kopf, Janet Meidenbauer, Nance Gonya, Judy McCarthy. Row Three: Sue Boiler, Cheryl Holland, Fran Digati, Kim Allen, Michelle Giambra, Jackie Siebert, Micki Thompson, Vicki Cotton. CHEERLEADING Row One: Kelly VanLew, Dina Knowles, Nancy Bender, Sandy Heil. Row Two: Bonnie Black, Tammy Kimmel, Michelle Hoppe, Lisa Benzee, Lisa Nelson. Row Three: Colleen Stack, Jennifer Fasolino, Jenny Siebert, Michelle Mullins, Sharia Purucker Ann Schopper, Vicki Cotton. Row One: Tammy French, Amy Pietrantone, Michelle Pronobis, Jenny Trautman. Row Two: Sarah Zachwieja, Denise Dipasquale, Missy Barker, Andrea Perison. Row Three: Kathy Hill, Kiersten Lang, Jane Hassleback, Kathy Ziolowski, Darlene Bolling. Row Four: Renee Severson, Jenny Schmidt, Debbie Spulecki, Tammy Heberling. CHEERLEADING 187 ORGANIZATIONS The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep from Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost ORGANIZATIONS 189 CONCERT BAND Row One: Sue Rusinski, Lisa Clark, Ramona Stuart, Kim Donovan, Julie Giesler, Kathy Smith, Megan Leitzinger, Nancy Kamman, Lynn Cholewinski, Laurie Ebert, Nance Gonya, Margaret Thompson, Cheryl Holland. Row Two: Donna Sitarek, Laura Barmeister, Heidi Clark, Chantal Schmitz, Mickey Reid, Christine Dwigun, Laura Hojnacki, Kyle Link, Barb Osika, Laureen Kwawczyk, Sue Walsh. Row Three: Tom Reid, Craig Papke, Steve Smith, David Champion, Greg Hoefler, Brian Pfeil, Tim Perison, Jim Strain. Row Four: Tim Moran, Gretchen Knuth, Tim Lowrey, Daryl George, Colin Hilton, Brian Reed, Jon Lochaas, Greg Walter, Dave Ott, Christopher Mazuchowski. Row Five: Dave Krause, Jack Ganter, Steve Ziembiec, Jim Rhodes, Dave Kingsley, Joe Accurso, Michael Lane, Alan Walsh, John Hasselback, Mark Walter, Steve Petrinec, Mike Parsons. The marching band started off a busy year with the Elma 125 year Centennial parade, followed by football games and Homecoming Parade. Yearly concerts consisted of annual Christmas Concert, Spring Concert and annual Outdoor Pops concert and Ice Cream Social in June. The concert Band performed several public service concerts playing at West Seneca State School, Seneca Mall and the marching band played at Marilla for the Memorial Day Parade. Mrs. Rappold, Symphonic Band director and Mr. Ross, Concert Band Director, have enjoyed working with this years one-hundred twenty high school band members. Miss Thurston again this year was our Color Guard Advisor. A special GOOD LUCK to all graduating Seniors. 190 CONCERT BAND Practice makes perfect SYMPHONIC BAND play it again Lynn' Row One: Sue Carino, Leanne Mruzik, Bonnie Black, Teresa Eckert, Sandy Bauer, Jean Quick, Heather Wilson, Chris Waskow, Andrea Perison, Colleen Stack, Michelle Meyer, Michelle Clark, Linette Duma. Row TWo: Renee Duerr, Sue Sturm, Stefanie Blair, Dawn Strzelec, Kara Link, Karen Gulczewski, Dianne Willard, Amy Serafin, Sharilyn Brooks, Lisa Klumpp, Stephanie Digati, Lisa Tomczak, Lisa Pierpaoli, Becky Mickney. Row Three: Jenny Seibert, Pete Throm, Melissa Weaver, Troy Huber, Clark Hincher, Dawn Schruefer, Mike Throm. Row Four: Jennie Kroh, Rosellen Peek, Scott McAlpine, Mike Jankowiak, Joy Huber, Scott Cholewinski, Ken Hoffman, Bob Zent, Carl Quick, Tim Kolk, Duane Boniface. Row Five: Pete Mercurio, Jeff Dee, Craig Knox, Elissa Morganti, Dave Mitchell, Rick Bradley, Daryle Gustavel, Ted Karl, Sam Scamacca, Jon Kroll, Parke Brown. SYMPHONIC BAND 191 ORCHESTRA Playing a lonely tune. ORCHESTRA Row One: Mr. Armesto, Jennifer Perry, Nancy Rayner, Amy Wheeler, Judy Gibney, Ken Hoffman, Jim Rhodes, Terri Quinn, John Hasselback, Rose Campenella, Laurie Ebert, Wendy Schrader, Michelle Meyer, Row Two: Jack Ganter, Dawn Ginter, Eric Moffet, Lisa Hauptman, Jackie Siebert, Jenny Siebert, Pete Throm, Colleen Whalen, Rosellen Peek, Parke Brown, Steve Lutgen, Jim Lerczak, Row Three: Bryan Bielecki, Michael Minnolera, Lynne Nadrowski, Dave Kingsley, Eric Suhr, Elissa Morgante, Jane Hasselback, Amybeth Suhr, Michelle Clark, Laureen Krawczyk, Kyle Link, Barb Osika, Andrea Macos, David Ott, Steve Smith, Kevin Graham. In its yearly program. Orchestra combines classical, modern, and popular as well as exclusive arrangements by Mr. Armesto. Yearly, there are three performed concerts including Christmas and Spring music concerts within the high school. The Orchestra stages yearly performances at the East Aurora Nursing Home. Director Mr. J. Armesto claims proudly, This years Orchestra is looking forward to another successful year. PEP CLUB Row One: Sue Krupski, Julie Reinard, Laura Schroeder, Sandy Moorman, Marcy Sly, Tracey James, Miss Boggan, Dawn Strzelec, Row Two: Paul Stevenson, Lyn Northern, Colleen Stack, Karen Gulczewski, Caren Grotke, Kathy Benzee, Cathy Grotke, Renee Sugg, Kim Van Lew, Debbie Spulecki, Edie Graczyk, E'Marie Graczyk, Row Three: Wendy Jakubiak, Debbie Owens, Amy Szczukowski, Kim Paul, Sharon Davis, Tracy Christen, Gretchen Knuth, Jodi Miller, Sherrie Hines, Patty Krupski, Donna Wynkowski, Renee Bove, Denise Schutt. PEP CLUB Another successful carnation sale. President Marcy Sly and Vice President Sandy Moor- man led this year's Pep Club. Along with the advsior. Miss Boggan, the Pep Club strived to collect money for the Senior Banquet and other activities. The Pep Club actively participates in Homecoming, and the Senior Athletes Banquet. They supervise the food stands at the basketball and football games. They also prepare programs for the football tournament. The Pep Club has sold Iroquois thumb pins and held Carnation sales for fund-raising activities. COLOR GUARD Row One: Teresa Eckert, Laurie Ebert, Amy Serafin, Sandy Bauer, Sharilyn Brooks, Row TWo: Linette Duma, Renee Duerr, Kim Donovan, Jane Hasselback, Row Three: Miss Thurston, April Melancon, Heather Wilson, Chris Waskow, Lynn Cholewinski, Jeanne Quick, Donna Sitarek, Julie Giesler, Renee Bove. With the Town of Elma's 125th Cele- bration Parade starting off the Color Guard season, the Color Guard was awarded first place for the best Color Guard in the parade. The guard per- formed several times during the football season with the highlight being home- coming parade and field show. Accompanying the Concert Band to the West Seneca Developmental Center, the Guard performed for the residents. The Color Guard is looking forward to another outstanding year next year and in the years to come. 194 COLOR GUARD No, Do it this way. DRAMA CLUB Mr. Dooney lends a helping hand. After the outstanding performance of Oliver by director Mr. Durham, the Drama Club then proceeded under the new direction of Mr. Dooney. Mr. Dooney directed the comedy The Matchmaker . The show proved to be a great success. The Drama Club is still living up to high standards and is doing an outstanding job. A new highlight this year was the theatrical workshops held the weekend before the play opened. Skills in voice, movement, make-up, technical objects, and acting were taught by an outstanding group of professionals from the surrounding Buffalo area. The experience was well enjoyed and hopefully another workshop will be held in the spring. As of this time our musical is yet unknown, but under the direction of Mr. Dooney it will surely be a great success. Row One: Bob Lucas, Sue Trautwein, Mr. Thomas Doony, Jennifer Hogue, Bonnie Janora, Row Two: Carla LaRusso, Michelle Kasza, Denise Dipsquala, Caren Grotke, Kenny Hoffman, Kristina Dwingin, Amy Serafin, Eric Reed, Laurie Ebert, Laura Hegedus, Jennifer Kroh, Rose Campanella, Laura Hojnacki, Suzanne Krupski, Doreen Almeter, Row Three: Allison Yace, Mary White, Dianne Willard, Erika Knowles, Theresa Eckert, Sharilyn Brooks, Chris Carderelli, Barbara Mentecky, Amy Szczukowski, Karen Rozanski, Barb Osika, Kathy Godlove, Greg Walters, Curtis Halter, Row Four: Karen Navagh, Carolyn Thompson, Sharon Trautwein, Hiedi Clark, Elissa Morganti, Paula Gish, Sarah Funseth, Lisa Clark, Suzanne Brodowski, Bessie Beckendorf, Jonathan Lochhaas, David Watson, Row Five: Diane Maciefewski, Mark Bofinger, Glenn Kamholtz, Mark Walter, Andrew Romagnuolo, Jay Gnojek, Patrick Njorage Njau, Jim Chiro, Mike Mohr, John Hasselback, Chris Mazuchowski, Daniel Burstyn, Steve Kawczynski. DRAMA CLUB 195 OLIVER THE MATCHMAKER Where did everyone go? Is this our glee club? ’.A. • • jm. m W a. w  VaTi i Just the type of man you'd like to take home to mother. Ever feel like someone is listening to you? The table is mine. Sue is matchmaking again. DRAMA CLUB 197 F.F.A. Row One: Jerry Donnelly, Amy Schrader, Alan Weatherbee, Mark Marcheson, Jennifer Maynard, Ken Greskowiak, Kelly Gilbert, Mr. Lane, Row Two: Brian Keicher, Ken Hartloff, Rose McCormick, Mark Elvers, David Gruber, Wes Kless, Carol Beats, Sam Gerardi, Brian Pucci, Row Three: Laura Moessenger, Kara Link, Dennis Youngman, Jeff Simons, Deb Gawron, Mauricio Moreas, Melissa Weaver, Karen Zgoda, David Brown, David Morath, Row Four: Chuck Walker, Tim Vogel, Bruce Hudson, Ron Gerlach, John Ferraccio, Pat Wheeler, Dan Gerhardt, Eric Foss, Peter Lane, Row Five: Denise Simmons, Lisa Sauer, Jim Hollowood, Paul Ressler, Kevin Wieszczecinski, Pat Welkely, Kevin Wingate, Bob Gruber, Norm Krajnik, Row Six: Dan Youngman, Mark Meidenbauer, Barb McMaiton, David Newman. FFA is a very important integral part of the agriculture program in which students have the opportunity to study and practice leadership skills, develop judging techniques and take advantage of travel experience they might not otherwise have. The Motto is: Learning to Do. Doing to Learn. Earning to Live. Living to Serve. FFA sells apples in the fall, cheese, sausage, and citrus in the winter and FFA Calendar Ads as fund-raisers to sponsor field trips and the spring awards assembly. There is more to FFA than milking a cow. S.G.B 1 It's a little bit bigger than that, Lisa. Under the leadership of Dave Kingsley, the Student Governing Board has had another successful year. The S.G.B. held the annual Homecoming dance with the theme of The Greatest Days of Our Lives. Holly Hang- ing also turned out as a success again this year. In addition, the S.G.B. built an office in the S.G.B. room for the student treasurers. Row One: Michelle Streif, Jenifer Siebert, Julie Nareau, Mary Lou Kaufmann, Ann Vara, Sue Carino, Laurie Macaluso, Lisa Zgoda, Linda Kopf, Row Two: Peggy Arndt, Sharon Gulczewski, Tracy Swanson, Kellie Hunt, Mary Wier, Micky Thompson, Michelle Giambra, Yvette Schwenk, Laurie Simme, Row Three: Lisa Chislett, Kathy Smith, Dan Northern, Tim Moran, Steve Ziembiec, Karen Funke, Jeane Quick, Hiedie Budniewski, Lisa Kwitek, Kim Bever, Kim Allen, Row Four: Laura Weigel, Tammy Heberling, Mr. Root, Pete Todoro, Kirsten Lang, Dave Kingsley, Dale Brown, Jim Schneider, Darlene Bolling. S.G.B. 199 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: Julie Nareau, Mike Lane, Jennifer Hogue, Lisa Kwitek, Carolyn Thompson, Row TWo: Ann Vara, Debbie Owens, Denean Vacanti, Dawn Pronobis, Sue Rusinski, Linda Ziccardi, Karen Rozanski, Bonnie Janora, Rose Campanella, Laura Hojnacki, Mary White, Diane Maciejewski, Row Three: Todd Battistoni, Miss Harbison, Jim Schneider, Greg Hoeffler, Alan Walsh, Ron Ziegler, Dan Turner, Paul Blizniak, Tom Knab, Dale George, Doug Knox, Mike Aldrich. Under their advisor Miss Lola Harbison, the National Honor Society members once again sold jewelry and held a bake sale to earn money for scholarships awarded yearly to NHS members. The members of NHS are chosen on the basis of leadership, character and service. They must also be in the top 15 percent of their respective class. This year's senior members have demonstrated outstanding contributions in each of these areas. This year's officers are: Jennifer Hogue, President; Mike Lane, Vice-President; Carolyn Thompson, Secretary; and Lisa Kwitek, Treasurer. 200 N.H.S. Study while you sell. IT'S ACADEMIC In October, Iroquois' I.A. team defeated Pembroke and Mt. St. Joseph Academy by scores of 490—380—80 in a preliminary television game. In March, Iroquois should be taping a Semifinals game against two other opponents who must finish in the top nine of twenty-four preliminary games. Winning that game would put Iroquois into the Championship. Practice sessions are held from 2-6 times a month depending on how near a taping date at WIVB-TV studio is. New Freshman and Sophomores are chosen each late winter or spring to replace graduating seniors. Row One: Doug Knox, Jim Schneider, Mike Mohr, Row Two: Lyn Northern, Mike Minnolera, Scott Brandon, Keith Brett, Mr. Ludwig, Row Three: Dave Kraus, Jon Lochaas, Darren Elliott. I.A. 201 SENIOR CHORUS Row One: Mrs. Michele Dennis, Lisa Clark, Row Two: Laura Hegedus, Sarah Funseth, Christine Cardarelli, Katherine Ledbetter, Jennifer Hogue, Row Three: Anne Kunz, Carolyn Thompson, Suzanne Fink, Mary White, Robert Lucas, Row Four: Nancy Turski, Mark Bofinger, Chris Mazuchowski, Diane Maciejewski. Although small the Senior Chorus is a very talented group of juniors and seniors. They have been extremely active this year participating in the traditional concerts at Christmas, Spring, and Graduation. Many community concerts were given at the Kiwanis club and Fisher Price. The choir combines songs of jazz and swing along with stage movements and costumes. Accompanying the group this year were Lisa Clark, and Terry Quinn, piano; Pete Throm, bass; and Jack Ganter, percussion. Sing loud and clear. Sing loud and clear. 202 SENIOR CHORUS GENERAL CHORUS Is this written in Latin? Freshman and sophomores predominately compose sixty-one General Chorus singers. Although they are a new group, they have been very successful this year. They have performed at the Christmas, Spring, and Graduation concerts. This years style of music has ranged from the Beach Boys, Chicago, and Air Supply to J.S. Bach and G. F. Handel. Accompanying the group this year has been Lisa Chislett, piano; Pete Throm, electric bass; and Jack Ganter, percussion. Follow the conductor. Row One: Mrs. Michele Dennis, Lisa Chislett, Row T vo: Robin Krane, Brenda Doedema, Michelle Caretto, Kim Talty, Tracey Balcerzak, Tammy French, Jenny Siebert, Michelle Pronobis, Jennie Kroh, Eric Reed, Greg Walter, Row Three: Allison Yace, Sarah Zach, Tracy Maynard, Carla LaRussa, Karen Navagh, Caren Grotke, Renee Sugg, Jennifer Wheeler, Linette Duma, Glenn Stuart, William Achatz, Rick Bradley, Row Four: Lisa Weinmen, Lisa Nelson, Colleen Stack, Laura Moessinger, Sharon Gulczewski, Patty Krupski, Lori Matthews, Dianne Willard, Row Five: Jenny Jones, Nancy Makowski, Becky Lindberg, Elissa Morganti, Jane Hasselback, Tami Krempa, Julie Musty, Amy Pankiewicz, Donna Winkowski, Denise Schutt, Greg Stark, Jeffrey Bishop, Row Six: Marcy Sly, Cheryl Newton, Edie Graczyk, Sharon Davis, Gale Fowlow, Jennie Schmidt, Kiersten Lang, Sharon Trautwein, Erika Knowles, Debbie Spulecki, Julie Jednat, Ed Dugas, and Keith Price. GENERAL CHORUS 203 MODEL U.N Row One: Renee Duerr, Lynnette Duma, Jennifer Hogue, Michelle Kasza, Darren Elliott; Row Two: Amy Suhr, Mike Cirrocco, Curt Halter, Greg Hoefler, Mr. Sabo, Row Three: Karen Klumpp, Jerry Donnely, Karen Funke, Jim Schneider, Paul Blizniak. Acting as delegates from various countries; the members of Model U.N. discuss possible solutions to world problems. With help from their advisor, Mr. Sabo, the members work on delegations, helping the key speaker in her his research. During a competition the members are judged on speaking ability, and content of speech. At the Canisius competition members will be speaking on problems of the Middle East, Africa, and other world problem. 204 MODEL U.N. Michele demonstrates her speaking ability. KEY CLUB Key Club is a High School affiliation of Kiwanis Interna- tional. They help the Kiwanis with fund-raisers such as the Roast Beef dinner and the Pancake Breakfast. Their own fund-raisers are selling posters, keyrings, and luggage tags. The Key Club pays visits to the West Seneca Develop- mental Center; and assist in their yearly summer picnic. They also raise money for Childrens Hospital and help with the Senior Citizens Christmas party. A yearly bicycle course is taught in the spring to the third graders of the Elma Elementary School. Row One: Tina Dierolf, Dawn Reczak, Chantel Schmitz, Kim Paul, Row Two: Sheila Jakubiak, Laurie Simme, Eric Schmitz, Ramona Stuart, Michelle Doyle, Michelle Giambra, Amy Szuzukowski, Row Three: Art Stenzel, Wendy Jakubiak, Kathy McNaulty, Barb Buffomonte, Yvette Schwenk, Ken Pawchuck, Pete Todoro, Doug Majeski. KEY CLUB 205 A.F.S. Row One: Sherrine El Hakeh, Merrilee Lands, Mauricio Moraes, Consuelo Mesa, Patrick Njorage Njau. Row Two: Julian Bartoo, Cathy Grotke, Lisa Clark, Heidi Clark, Suzanne Krupski. Row Three: E'Marie Graczyk, Chantal Schmitz, Mrs. Georgia Mehl, Mary White. A.F.S. Walk together, talk together; then, and only then, shall we have peace. This motto sums it all up for the A.F.S. club, the Ameri- can Field Service. In this Elma Chapter, students from around the world visit other countries for the school year. The A.F.S. club's director , Mrs. Mehl, has been involved with the school club for the past 16 years. Among the students who are here for this 1982-1983 year are Njorage Njau from Kenya; Consuelo Mesa from Chile; Mauricio Moraes from Brazil; and Merrilee Lands from Australia. The students from our school who are in semi-finalist standing to go to another country for the summer are seniors Cathy Grotke, E'Marie Graczyk, and junior Andrea Minkel. 206 A. F. S. Patrick Njorage Njau Mauricio Moreas Where the heck is Elma? Asked the postman when he didn't find it on the map. I had thought to keep a hold of myself, and I was doing fairly decent when Use began to cry. And after that I knew that I had lost my battle. I really miss those intense breakfasts in your office. It's a real test of your courage but well worth it. It was pretty hard getting used to good old Switzerland again. We all have a Western lifestyle, but there are, nevertheless, a lot of differences. My A.F.S. year was undoubtedly the most exciting year of my life up to now. The A.F.S. bus trip was fantastic. I met a lot of wonderful people from all over the world. It is very hard at the end of the year to say goodbye to all the friends, teachers, adults in the A.F.S. Chapter and especially to your host family. Then came the departure. One by one all my friends left — Phil, Ilse, Silvia — everyone was simply bursting into tears, it was a day of very strong feelings. When I left home to begin my A.F.S. year, I didn't know what I let myself into one year away from home; are you crazy girl? Now I'm glad I had a chance to ex- perience what A.F.S. is all about. It's FANTASTIC! A.F.S. will change the shape of your world. A.F.S. is Love A.F.S. is Brotherhood. We are hoping for just one year To make our message good. You really feel stupid sitting in class and don't understand even one word of English. I loved going to the luncheons at Manila Home Bureau and Elma Senior Citizens meetings. We ate so much we could hardly make our speeches. Merrilee Lands The year was well worth the twenty pounds I gained. Please come and visit me so I can do something back with pleasure. An A.F.S. year teaches you more about yourself than you may ever learn in a lifetime. A. F. S. 207 FRENCH CLUB Row One: Kim Blomstram, Lisa Tucker, Renee Duerr, Chris Waskow, Denise Dipasquale, Gina Pecoraro, Caren Grotke, Scott Chowaniec, Chris Dwigun, Sue Krupski, Laura Hojnacki, Bonnie Janora, Jean Youngers. Row Two: Mrs. Pitkin, Denise Schlatterer, Bill Dehr, Jane Hassleback, Ramona Stuart, Edie Graczyk, Diane Willard, Darlene Bolling, Heidi Clark, Michelle Doyle, Sandy Tober, Rose Campanella, Miss Ljungberg. Row Three: Wendy Hyer, Lisa Kawczynski, Andrea Macos, Kiersten Lang, Jennifer Schmidt, Evelyn Graczyk, Holly Speckmann, Gayle Ljungberg, Amy Szczukowski, Kathy Godlove, Marie Thompson, Carolyn Thompson. With Mrs. Pitkin and Miss Ljungberg for advisors and Carolyn Thompson as President, the French Club is looking forward to a fun time and a true learning experience for all. The other officers are Gayle Ljungberg as Vice-President, Marie Thompson as Secretary, and Michelle Doyle as Treasurer. The purpose of the organization is to extend the students knowledge of France outside the classroom. This is experienced through talks and slides by A.F.S. students, films or filmstrips, trips to area French restaurants, observing French techniques in art during trips to the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, French plays or musicals, and field trips to Quebec. A typical meeting. An officer looks on with enthusiasm. 208 FRENCH CLUB NEWSPAPER Although beginning with a slow start, the Newspaper gained its recognition and throughout the year continued to put out a fine piece of journalism. The TOMAHAWK was published every two weeks and was headed by the editorial leadership of Doug Knox. The staff of the TOMAHAWK is small but the workers are devoted to the cause of giving needed information to the student body. The newspaper consists of articles on school sports and organizations, as well as happenings around the school , an advice column and feature interviews. Many of the staff members are graduating this year, but the future for next year still looks promising. Yes, Rich, we're watching you. Row One: Sue Rusinski, Doug Know. Row Two: Rich Ruzewski, Dave Kraus. Row Three: Amy Suhr. Row Four: Mr. Root, Mark Caughel. NEWSPAPER 209 RADIO 6enesee Jeff Kimmel, Kevin Rygg, Parke Brown, Tracy Schwenk, John Barry, Art Stenzle, Mr. Root (Advisor), Michelle Giambra, Darlene Bolling, Andrea Vanslooten, Eric Schmitke. After the installation of the sound system Max , W.I.L.D. ra- dio swung into full operation. The radio was heard during lunch periods and after school. Led by senior Tracy Schewnk and advisor, Mr. Root, radio had one of its most successful years. Radio has come a long way. 210 RADIO A radio wizard. AIRPLANE CLUB We all have to take a break. With the intention of giving students a chance to learn about aerodynamics through the construction of a balsa wood plane, the Iroquois Mod- el Airplane club was devised. The club was open to all stu- dents willing to put in the time and effort after school hours. The airplanes which were built were J. Guillow's Javelin, an extended flight guider with rubber band power. Their airplanes fly as proud as the American eagle. Kevin Leidich, Mike Hall, Hans Bader, Eric Schmitz, Mr. Abies. AIRPLANE CLUB 211 YEARBOOK Who helped us through our difficulties and guided us This yearbook was possible due to the creativity and in our times of bewilderment? We thank Mr. Wanat. dedication of Editor-in-Chief Judy Carpenter. Who typed our copy till all hours of the morning, and Who drew our layouts and made copies and whose cre- even did all the odd jobs? Holly Zgoda. ativity helped make this book a success? Sue Brodowski. 212 YEARBOOK YEARBOOK IN THE MAKING The Idea The first and most diffi- cult job in yearbook is com- ing up with a design for a page. Our layout Editor this year was Sue Brodowski. Sales One source of funds this year was the sale of these books the yearbooks. They were sold throughout the month of November at $15.00 a piece. Thanks to everyone who bought one. Time Time goes slow as we wait for these books to come. The wait seems endless until... Photography Easily the most important job on year- book involves photography. We had a large staff of photographers this year and the photography Editor was Don Dessert. Spe- cial thanks to Bryon Foersch for his work in the lab. Copy An essential part in the mak- ing of this book is the copy. The staff was small but loyal and were under the guidance of Editor Hol- ly Zgoda. Another way we made money was by sell- ing patrons. The people and companies who gave are on pages 214 and 215. Thanks to ev- eryone who gave a donation. They're Here! The books finally arrive. YEARBOOK 213 SILVER GOLD Fisher-Price Toys Moog Wood Funeral Home Howbill Auto BRONZE Aurora Theater East Aurora Hardware East Aurora Drug Store Elma Village Hardware E. Hubbards Ice Cream Kelsey's Jewelers Major's Shirley D. Schildkamp Vidler's 5 10 REGULAR John Barry Mrs. Evans Miss Harbison Michele Kasza Herman Moessinger Mrs. E. Rappold Mr. Rothrock Mrs. Stansbury 214 PATRONS BABY PICTURE PAGE 67 PAGE 66 1— Cathy Grotke 2— Barb Wryk 3— Rodney Cyrulik 4— Julie Reinard 5— Laureen Krawczyk 6— Mary Jo Cuppone 7— Wendy Wilkinson 8— Donna Sitarek 9— Sue Krupski 10— Denean Vacanti 11— Sue Rusinski 12— Julia Nareau 13— Karen Rozanski 14— Debbie Aldous 15— Debbie Owens 16— Ron Wangelin 17— Mary White 18— Wendy Jakubiak 19— E'Marie Graczyk 20— Marc Stanley 21— Marty Hohensee 22— Timm-Todd Slade 23— Cheryl Wroblewski 24— Anne Miceli 25— Laura Schroeder 26— Doreen Almeter 27— Dan Northern 1— Kyle Link 2— Lisa Breidenstein 3— Jill Pritchard 4— Joann Sauers 5— Diane Maciejewski 6— Rich Ruzewski 7— Lisa Barker 8— Sandy Bauer 9— Debbie Tuck 10— Dave Kingsley 11— Dawn Pronobis 12— Mark Newton 13— Karen Roma 14— Tom Knab 15— Jennifer Hogue 16— Jodi Miller 17— Donna Breen 18— Gretchen Knuth 19— Holly Zgoda 20— Mary Wier 21— Kathy Roth 22— Lisa Orf 23— Linda Milleville 24— Peggy Walker 25— Kevin Abraszek 26— Judy Carpenter A TIME TO TALK When a friend calls to me from the road And slows his horse to a meaning walk, I don't stand still and look around On all the hills I haven't hoed. And shout from where I am, What is it? No, not as there is a time to talk. I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground. Blade-end up and five feet tall, And plod: I go up to the stone wall For a friendly visit. BABY I.D. DNISOID 91Z