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

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Paul Colson Dawn Crawford Mike Conroy Marlene Cook Cathy Corbett Amie Crofut Daniel Czyrny Sharon Davis Jennifer Dee Dennis Delle Donne Patrick DelPrince Janine Dembik Michelle Detwiler Jeffrey D'Italia Kevin Dobson Kristin Dombrowski 20 Seniors

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Mike Buckhout Barbara Buffoman te Sharilyn Brooks Chris Brylinski Leah Colern THE UPPERCLASSMAN: “A MEMBER OF THE SENIOR CLASS IN A SCHOOL OR COLLEGE. You have just completed three seemingly endless years at ICHS. The art of taking notes while sleeping in history class has finally been mastered and you have devoted endless hours of overtime on the field, at the books and partying until dawn. The ultimate high in your high school career has finally been reached — your senior year. Dancing to the beat of Michael Jackson, working endless hours on homecoming floats and cheering until you can barely speak at all of those football, basket- ball, and baseball games helped instill the feel- ing that Seniors Rule! The long awaited “sen- iors only” events arrive; Prom ”85 and gradu- ation. In the spring, prom fever hit the halls. Some couples rented limos to transport them to the prom. Others were planning a trip to the Falls after the dance. You danced to the beat of the music one last time before gradu- ation. Graduation day came all too soon for some and much too late for others. You left your jeans home in favor of a graduation gown. Everyone had tear filled eyes as their four long years came to an end in less than two hours. In the future we will all look back on our high school years, but the most memora- ble will be our last year when we were the upperclassmen. 19

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Margaret Donohue Matt Dombrowski Renee Duerr Linette Duma REFLECTING ON FOUR YEARS Studying all night for the huge history test the next day, setting chemistry labs on fire, struggling with the incomprehensible theorems of geometry and suffering from the odors pouring out the door of Mr. Emens’ 3rd period lab. These are all familar experiences to the students at ICHS. We have complet- ed four years of note taking, homework, and tests. Could any of us forget falling alseep during lectures or daydreaming away English class? How about blanking out during that crucial math test? Looking back on the last four years, we have had more than enough fun times to offset the bad. Someday the good and bad will blend together and give us a warm feeling towards our high school years. Christopher Durant Bryce Dzik Seniors 21