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

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Homecoming Game CHIEFS CRUSHED BY BILLIES The Varsity Chiefs put forth a valiant ef- fort against the Williamsville South Billies at the homecoming game but suffered a crush- ing loss with a score of 31-7. The Chiefs lone touchdown came from a sixteen yard pass from Tim Lowrey to Mike Majeski. Dale Brown kicked the extra point. Dan Hand led the Chiefs on defense with fifteen tackles. He was injured in the third quarter with a dislocated shoulder and was out for the remainder of the season. Opening 5

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Pep Rally SENIORS VOTED MOST SPIRIT This year’s pep rally had a few interesting twists. The Seniors, having only two cheer- leaders, decided to “beef” up their squad by adding a few guys. Dressed in mini-skirts, wigs, and Hawaiian shirts, they heightened the spirit of their classmates. Their perfor- mance ended with the formation of a pyramid. Another interesting event that did not ap- pear on the agenda was the start of an unsuc- cessful revolution. Several members of the Senior class decided that our school staff was lacking in quality and concern and began a revolt which ended before it had a chance to begin. The program contained several annual events including the cheerleaders Pom Pom routine, danced to the music “Lights Out,” an excellent performance by the colorguard and the class color spirit contests. The Se- niors placed first in both contests with the junior class coming in second. The Pep Club sponsored the Pep Rally, and it is their job to clean up the confetti and put the gym back in order. One member remarked, “You can always tell which class sits where by the amount of paper underneath!” 4 Opening

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