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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1987 volume:

Mr. Ken Mann Ken Mann was born in Buffalo, and was a graduate of the class of 1979 at Iroquois Central High School. He attended the University College of New York at Plattsburgh, and returned to Iroquois where he is cur- rently employed as equipment manager. Manny, as he is frequently called, takes care of the school’s athletic program and assists in coaching vari- ous sports teams. Besides his full-time position here at Iroquois, he also works part-time as a bartender at Tony Rome’s in East Aurora. Outside of school, Ken enjoys softball, basketball, racquetball, and weightlift- ing, to keep in shape. Ken is always around to lend a helping hand and give support to all the teams during their seasons. His work is spent primarily behind the scenes, and therefore often goes unnoticed, but without his efforts there would be no foundation for the sports programs. Because of Manny’s dedication, friendly attitude, and willingness to share his time, we the class of ’87 proudly dedicate the 32nd edition of the Iroquoian to Mr. Ken Mann. 2 Dedication Taking A Step Ahead You Stand Start Where The world won t care about your old defeats If you can start anew and win success; The future is your time, and time is fleet And there is much of work and strain and stress. Forget the buried woes and dead despairs; Here is a brand-new trial right at hand; The future is for him who does and dares; Start where you stand. Start where you stand and never mind the past; The past won’t help you in beginning new; If you have left it all behind at last Why, that’s enough, you’re done with it, you’re through; This is another chapter in the book; This is another race that you have planned; Don’t give the vanished days a backward look; Start where you stand. di • 1) Deanna Banaa shows Cheerleaders have pep even at outrageous hours of the morning. 2) The 1986 relay team consisting of: Jim Bapst. Chris Clark. Brad Seifert. Chris O’Hern and coaching help from Mr. Walnman and Mr. Frisicaro took first in the Penn Relays. 3) Michele Kiesewetter and Sherry DeNicola show their school spirit by attend- ing JV. football games. Opening When you ask the typical student how the week has gone, he usually answers, “It has been far too long, has gone much too slowly, and when the weekend finally rolled around it went by much too fast.” This can be commonly diagnosed as school burnout. It hits the seniors during the first week of school, and rapidly spreads throughout the rest of the stu- dent body. Many, however, discover quick remedies for these symptoms, and put them into practice on those long waited Friday nights. The favorite hangouts seem to be associated with food. Santora’s is a good place to talk about the game and find out where all the parties are. It doesn’t matter what you do on Friday night, just as long as you have fun. Many go to the football games to cheer for their favorite players and socialize with their friends. After- wards, many try to find out what is going on and whose parents are away for the weekend. Parties seem to be the most popular spot for meeting that special someone or just relieving the week’s tensions with close friends. 4 Opening 1) Don Battistoni attempts to impersonate the rank and file of Root’s Red Army. 2) The Varsity Cheifs at home on the gride iron driving downfield with the pigskin. Julianne Lewke expresses her satisfaction that Friday has finally arrived 4) Kim, Sherry, Nevada, Amy, Steve. Vicki, and Eric gaze at the Friday night bonfire 5) John Offhause and Mike Fink passing the word about Friday night plans during a quiet study hall. 6) Tammy Suchy wasting valuable social time finishing her research paper. 8) Carrie Lorenz thinks ahead about the weekend Kristen Little watches the clock-2 minutes till the weekend. Laurie Bebee is still lost in yesterday's lesson 7) Special friends have lots of fun over the weekend: Nevada Monta- gu and Michelie Klesewetter. Opening 5 ( .' 'T Here Comes The Weekend r As Friday finally approaches, and you pull yourself out of bed for the fifth con- secutive time that week, you can just barely keep your eyes open as you stum- ble onto the bus. You get to school, and with a sigh of relief, realize that tomorrow you can sleep until 12:30. You join your friends in a discussion of where to go, what to do, and where to sleep on the ever awaited Friday night. A classic week- end activity for most students is finding out who is having the biggest party. As one senior put it, “There’s always a party going on somewhere. It is a great time to be with your friends, relax, and get away from the pressures of school until Sunday when your day is filled with last minute homework, put off until the last possible moment. You enjoy your last few hours of your day off, before you dive back into the academic world, and get up at the insane hour of 6:00 the next day. With this depressing thought, you reluctantly proceed, knowing that after five more exciting days at ICS, another weekend is just around the corner. J 1) Girls. Please! There’s only so much of Wouter to go around. 2) Linda Barclnlak. Deanna Banaa, and Jessie Ferracclo ham it up in the library. 3) Joelle Gaughan and Tammy Sweeney: “Say Cheese!” 4 Andrea Hickman confirms a big plan for the weekend. Opening 7 7 £ Homecoming week-the spirit of apparel Homecoming ’86 started off with a week full of unusual activities. Monday, the entire student body came to school dressed in sweatshirts and sunglasses. Tuesday was named ‘Beach Wear” as everyone was at- tired in Hawaiian shorts, shirts and lais. There was even a grass skirt or two. Wednesday was ‘Senior Day’ as the seniors took over the teaching posts and conducted classes for the day. Thursday, students came dressed in plaids, stripes, polka dots, camou- flage, and generally anything that looked terrible together for ‘clash or mismatch day’. Friday was the height of excitement. Every- one wore their traditional colors: Freshmen in green. Sophomores in yellow, Juniors in blue, and Seniors in red. It was a memorable week, and a great start for the events to come. 8 Opening Matt Row. Jim Newman. Joelle Vacanti. Al Romanchuk and Dan Whalen have fun showing off their beach wear. 1) Senior athletes: Kathy Donovan. Tammy Beyer, and Stephanie Pierce display the tradi- tional ICS War paint. 2) Seniors bury the underclassmen in a blizzard of confetti. 3) Varsity cheerleaders perform their pom-pom routine. 4) Seniors anticipate the chance to show their spirit. Seniors take all As you walk down the halls of Iroquois, the faint chant of “let’s go ICS” can be heard. Approaching the auditorium, it grows stronger until you finally arrive at the gym, where the doors, chairs, and everything else not bolted down is rattling. The traditional cheer was the height of spirit at this year’s Pep Assembly. The bleachers having been repaired, students stomped their hearts out as each class showed it’s spirit. The cheer- leaders did a pom-pom routine to “Playing with the boys” by Kenny Loggins. The spirit award was won by the seniors as they threw a shower of confetti to bury the peo- ple below. The chant, “Seniors Rule’’ tow- ered over all the other classes. The Homecoming float attendants and Queen Laura Cholewinski were an- nounced, and the cheerleaders read off the senior athletes as each was painted in the traditional manner Kathy Donovan and Joe Kunick won the titles of Prince and Princess for displaying the best painted faces. When the assembly came to an end, stu- dents dispersed through the hallway’s with a renewed class spirit, and as they left, they took with them many new memories from Homecoming 1986. I THE CLASS OF 90 IS REAL -GROOVY LET US TAKE YOU TO THF UOVIF Floats Class of 1987- IF YOU WANT EXCITEMENT AND FRIGHT . . . COME SEE GHOSTBUSTERS SATURDAY NITE! Class of 1990- CLASS OF 90 IS REAL GROOVY LET US TAKE YOU TO THE MOVIE. Class of 1988- WE’LL ALWAYS BE TOGETHER Class of 1989- SATURDAY IN THE LAND OF OZ. 10 Opening Homecoming Dance Since the first day of school you’ve anxiously awaited for this day to arrive. You’ve discussed plans, gone shopping, and talked with your friends about who’s going with who, and who’s not. What is this spectacular event? Why it’s the Iroquois Homecoming Dance. Many people planned ahead by making dinner reservations, and getting dresses and suits in advance. Still others waited frantically making last minute arrangements. Many couples showed up after dinner from various restaurants in limosines, arriving at the dance in style. This year’s theme for homecoming was “Saturday Night at the Movies” with the sound system by “Max” Laura Cholewinski was crowned Queen. The dance ran from 8 until 12 and the evening ran smoothly with the help of various chaperones who volunteered their services. As people began to depart for parties. The Falls or wherever, they looked back at the evening as one they would surely remember. 1- Homecoming Queen Laura Cholewlnski, dances with her date Jason Ferracclo. 2. - ‘‘Saturday Night at the Movies was a smashing success on the dance floor 3. - Becky Ott and Kathy Donovan prepare snacks for hungry dancers. 4 - Can you name that tune? 5, - Kathy Larlbey and Jeff Bak take time for a snap shot. 6. - Jennifer Szerizas, Michelle Jarocinski, Gina D’A- minlco. Renee Wilson, Karla Kohl, Christa Brooks and Amy Robel have a good time looking their best. Opening 13 1) Debbie Sitarek and Patti Hart clown around on the Field Hockey field before a game. 2) The Varsity Cheerleaders gather together for a friendly snap shot. 3) Becky Ott and Laura Williams show their enthusiasm changing classes 14 Opening -«A Friends Will Always Be There If ever you’re depressed or mad Friends are essential in having fun, Your friends will be there if your mood is Whether it’s a Friday night party or tan- bad. ning in the sun. So don’t despair, for they really do care, They’ll always give you a ride, and I’ve And they won’t go away like a passing not had one who’s .led, fad. Since the time that I’ve been very young. There’s been many a day when I’ve felt No matter what, they always understand, blue, Despite an occasional tiff about your fa- And there’s always a friend to be at my vorite band. rescue. They’re something you can’t live without. It’s nice to be loved and not pushed or and shoved. Their loyalty is guaranteed no doubt. Because it makes life easier for you. By Kris Komota Breton and Jason Slcherl model for the camera at the HomeComing Dance 2) Pam DcKarz. Heather Sandllands. Caryn Corbetta. Patti Marlacher. Barb Hllburger and Jack Twlchell are all smiles at the Bonfire 3) Shelly Dehr and Craig Comstock enjoy each others company at the HomeComing Dance 4) The football team gears up to throw the Billies into the fire It Opening 15 Taking a step into the senior class 1) Tom Murphy. Jenny Relnard. and Rick Rellng, a rose between two thorns? 2) One step away from being Seniors, these Juniors depart for B.O.C.E.S. 3) Varsity Rahs check to see if South’s dum- my has any matches. 4) Tony Prlnzbach and Jeff Lewis take a break in Con Law. 16 Opening Senior Hall Of Fame Most Outstanding Boy Girl The class of 1987 voted P.J. Minich as Most Outstanding Boy. His dedication and involvement have qualified him for this honor. As a freshman, P.J. played JV Soccer and Varsity Tennis. He also participated in the Peer Counseling Program at the Boy’s Club of EMW. In our sophomore year, P.J. was our Vice-President. He also switched to Cross Country and still played tennis. In his junior year, he served half a term as a delegate until he was elected President of SGB. He also switched from tennis to be a member of the champion track team. As a senior, P.J. was a captain of cross country. In his four years, Pete has worked on three holly hangings and three floats, finally seeing us win as seniors. Outside of school P.J. is an active member of the Kissing Bridge Ski Patrol, and was chosen outstanding National Junior Patroller in the East last year and runner up Junior Patroller in the country in 1986. The class of 1987 voted Laura Cholewinski as Most Out- standing Girl. Her long list of activities and achievements are the reasons for receiving this award. In her sophomore year, she was elected Secretary, was Vice-President in her junior year, and in her senior year she was elected President. Laura has also been very active in sports and after school activities. She has been in tennis for four years and captain for one year, volleyball for two years, basketball for four years, captain for one year, and softball for two years. She has ridden the float for all four years and was voted the Homecoming Queen. She has also been a band member for all four years. Iroquois congratulates Laura Cholewinski as the Most Outstanding Girl. 18 Seniors MOST ADMIRED Brad Bauer; Lisa Gallo MOST STUDIOUS Paul Fabiniak; Erica Amschler MOST MUSICAL Jeff Lewis; Karyn Suhr MOST VERSATILE Joe Kunick; Joelle Vacanti CLASS FLIRT Caryn Corbetta; Rob Kowalski I V —J 19 Zl MOST CONSIDERATE Debbie Sitarek; Joe Kunick BIGGEST THREAT TO SOCIETY Ross Miller; Becky Schmidt MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jim Hartman; Renee Gauthier BIGGEST EATERS Heather Sandilands; Ted Wood MOST TALKATIVE Jack Twichell; Barb Hilburger FRIENDLIEST Lynn Ratajczak; Tom Romagnuolo SHYEST Sydney Henning; Donna Ziegler MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED Laura Cholewinski; Joe Kunick DONE THE MOST FOR 1CHS CONCLUDING 1987 Kathy Donovan; P.J. Minich HALL OF FAME Class Of 1987 The class of 1987 entered Iro- quois Central High School in Sep- tember of 1983, when we began our four years as timid and naive freshmen. It seemed forever until we could finally claim the honored title of senior. We made a good start by taking a second place with our float “FROM POP TO ROCK, THE BEAT GOES ON” in the home- coming parade; our attendants were Laura Cholewinski and Pam Dekarz. Much to our dis- may, holly hanging was cancelled due to the weather. In our sophomore year, despite all efforts, our float entitled “PE- TER PAN” placed fourth in the homecoming float competition, with Joelle Vacanti and again, Lau- ra Cholewinski as attendants. We overcame our disappointments and pulled together as a class to place a proud second in holly hanging with “A WALT DISNEY CHRIST- MAS”. Our class president for both sophomore and junior years was Kathy Donovan. In spite of the many hardships of scarce student activities because of disputed con- tracts during our junior year, our class hung together to help make homecoming and the junior ball a great success. In this, our final and senior year, we are guided by the efforts of our class president, Laura Cholewinski, and SGB president, P.J. Minich. Our unification is evident in our class spirit; we were again, the loudest class at the pep rally, made the biggest mess of confette under the bleachers, and for the first time in three years, won first place in the float competition with the theme of “GHOSTBUSTERS” for SATUR- DAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. The attendants were Kristin Little and Tammy Beyer, and our Home- coming Queen was Laura Cholewinski. It seems like only yesterday that we were scared freshmen, but with time, we grew together, and with much success. It seems evident that we can attain whatever goals we are determined to pursue. GOOD LUCK and a successful future to the class of 1987! 5cnior (epresentdtiVc5 Laura Cholewinski Class President Liesl Gumtow Delegate Karl Minich SGB President Joelle Vacanti Vice President Laurie Beebe Treasurer Ian Wilson Delegate 24 Seniors Jessica Accurso Gwendolyn Agthe Deanna Banas % 31 David Bandish Erica Amschler Colleen Ball George Baran Jim Bansmer Steve Baranowski Glenn Barbaritz Linda Barciniak Gary Barrow Brad Bauer Lisa Baumeister Don Battistoni Peter Battaglia Seniors 25 ■1 |W t § Robyn Bennett Norman Blinston Laurie Brooks Chris Carosa Gary Benzee Brian Bonus Todd Browner John Cartonia Dawn Bishop Paula Brylinski Melanie Casell 26 Seniors Beth Blanchard Becky Braun Doug Brzezinski Paul Ceppaglia Good-Morninq Sunshine Seniors 27 Jason Waskou sits in the Library for another boring studyhall. 28 Patti Hart and Tom Romagnuolo have a good time at the bonfire. Bob Sturm with his new tongue trait. Laurie Brooks takes a break from typing. Kathy Donovan Daryl Dustin Jessie Ferraccio Sherry Denicola Shannon Doherty Mike Donohue Kim Doyle Bob Eisman Wesley Erhardt Sue Fiegl Lynelle Fillenwarth Bruce Drajem Paul Fabiniak Bruce Fisher Seniors 29 John Fisher Tony Fodero Patty Forrest John Galuski Bob Garbacz Lisa Gallo Dave Galuski Lynn Galley 30 Seniors Joelle Gaughan Becky Graham Renee Gauthier . j Lisa Gee Scott George Mike Giovino Angela Gruttolori Ben Gilbert John Grzedzicki Bob Gilbert T ' Debbie Graczyk Tracy Haas Seniors 31 Sydney Henning Andrea Hickman Dan Higgins Barb Hilburger Rumor Has It [ Did you ever wonder why or how rumors really do get started? They usually start by accident. Somebody tells someone else a true story or incident, then that person tells the story again and adds a little false detail to make it more interesting for the next person. Little by little the true story is forgotten and rumors take the place of facts. Two things that give strength and power to a rumor are the human needs to gossip and to enjoy someone else’s misfortune. Sometimes rumors get started on purpose. A motive for this could be anger or jealousy. This seems to be the best route to revenge and also the most damaging. You hardly ever hear a rumor that is flattering to the person it’s about. A rumor can be extremely harmful to a person’s reputation. If enough people who hear a rumor believe it, that rumor will be remem- bered for a long time and will stick with a person. So in the future, watch your step, you could be the next target of a vicious rumor. Jessica Accurso sitting in the library during studyhall. 32 Seniors Friends and food go together A common statement such as, “I can’t wait till lunch can be heard from students in different classes during the day. On this break some used this time to run errands to the office, to make important phone calls, and to make appointments with their counsel- ors. However, the majority of students would socialize with friends as well as grab something to eat. Although lunch lasted twenty minutes, students still found this time to be quite relaxing for munch- ing on cookies and chit-chating with their full mouthed friends. Mike Donohue purchases a softdrink. Seniors 33 Tom Romagnuolo comtemplates LIFE TIME NEWSWEEK etc . . etc . . . Jeff Johnson Jessica Kaufman V Theresa Keem Joe Kaizer Erik Kessler Brenda King Richard Kingston Jeremy Kirk Pam Kaczmarek Maryanne Kamman Michele Kiesewetter Valarie Koszuta 34 Seniors Kevin Kroll Justin Kubiak Christine Krupski Joseph Kunick Eric Kuppel Debi LaMendola Laura Lane John Larson Seniors The brightest and the whitest Mark Nagel and Brad Bauer show off their pearly whites that would put a sparkle in anyone’s eye. Julianne Lewke Scott Linhardt Jeff Lewis Denise Lezynski Kristin Little 36 Seniors i Kimberly Markowski Ron Mazur Shannon McGrath Ross Miller Jill Mohr Joe Mruzik Michael Mucci Charles Mullins Jennifer Munn Jeff Nagel Mark Nagel Seniors Jim Newman Tanya Nicoloff Sheila Nowak Kristen Nuwer John Offhaus Chris O’Hern Becky Ott Jennifer Perkins Kevin Petrinec Amy Pfister Stephanie Pierce Norman Post Paul Pitkin 38 Seniors Rick Reling Chris Rockey Karen Roll Tom Romagnuolo Seniors 39 Livin’ it up with style The end of the school year brings out many different feelings from students. For the most part, it is a sign of relief. While the underclassmen are glad to go one step higher, the seniors are eager to go to college or do their own thing. Graduation is a sad time for leaving friends that you’ve known for most of your life. For the majority of students the end of the year activities were the most fun. Dances, the Pep ral- lies, football games, and other fun events most people will not forget. These special times have brought people closer together, and together, for the last time. LAST MINUTE ADJUSTMENTS: Before they sing their hearts out. the girls in Show Choir fix themselves up to make a stunning appearance. Melodye Ross Chris Roth Matt Row Gary Ruszczyk Natalie Rutkowski Todd Rydzynski Larry Rys 40 Seniors 1 Todd Rydzynskl and Robyn Bennett 2 Denise Lezynski shuts here locker to hide the em- barrassing sight which lies inside. Dave Sable Heather Sandilands Douglas Schasel Brian Schiemant Becky Schmidt Scott Schultz Jamie Scime Denise Schutt Seniors 41 Debra Sitarek Chris Sokal Michele Spong Varsity Cheerleaders show their spirit at the Homecoming Game-86. ----------Spirit-------------------- Not only do the cheerleaders and the crowds that come to the football games have spirit, but this spirited little dog named Lady, comes to the games rain or shine. Jim Stevenson Dawn Stivens Gerry Stroze Lisa Stiles Dean Stresing i F 11 I I Robert Struck 42 Seniors Debbie Suchocki Tammy Suchy Mark Walnicki John Walters 1 Michelle Chap plays the piano like a pro. 2 Jackie Hojanackl works hard to produce artwork for the yearbook. Lisa Warner Karen Walsh Duane Warchocki Jason Waskow 44 Seniors Steve Waterman Christa Weber Ethel Wedgwood Wendy Weinman Denise Wesolowski Jaci Wieland Larry Wingate ONE COOL CHICK Peering through her shades, Denise Wesolowski shows some teeth on Sunglasses Day. Dan Whalen Laura Williams Jeff Wisniewski Seniors Dawn Wurts Ted Wood Paul Young Murray Wright Donna Ziegler Joyce Wroblewski Take a step into the junior class Transformer - more than meets the eye! One would find Brian Bo- nus to be a normal every- day football player throughout the day. But by night, he transforms into “Super Chick”. 46 Seniors 1) What’s behind your smile. Karen? 2) Llesl Gumtow. Jennifer Reinard. Kevin Jenney. and Tom Murphy go Hawaiian 3) The Chiefs make plans to bury the Billies. 4) Hey Ted. ask Bob where he got his license. Fisher Price? 5) Jim Hartman finds himself on the opposite side of the view finder Seniors 48 AFS Teresa Serma-Borsa Lotta Jutmar Wouter Tersteege Carmen Morera Tania Rivera Lotta Jutmar's home country is Sweeden. Tania Rivera is originally from Brazil. Wouter Tersteege calls Holland home. Laimen Sanchaz is visiting from Costo Rica. Carmen Morera resides in Spain. Teresa Serna-Borsa is also from Spain. Laimen Sanchaz Below: Carmen Morera. Teresa Serna-Borsa. Wouter Tersteege. Lotta Jut- mar. and Laimen Sanchaz all enjoy the sun here in America. LOTTA JUTMAR My home is in Gothenburg, the second largest city in Sweden. I have always loved traveling and meeting new people, so it is exciting to be in America. Our schools in Sweden are quite different. School requirements are higher, but the discipline isn’t as strong. We’re divided up into small classes, according to our line of study, of approximately 30 students. These 30 students have all their classes together throughout high school. I really like the sports here with cheerleading and pep assemblies. In Sweden we play club sports not connect- ed to our school. Here I played field hockey in the fall and really enjoyed Coach Millar and the girls on the team. I look forward to playing soccer in the spring. I am living with the Battistoni’s, a great family and I’ve enjoyed every bit of my stay with them. I’ve gotten to know that people are pretty much the same all over the world. When I get back to Sweden I will work for a few years before I go to the University as most Swedish students do. CARMEN MORERA I came to Buffalo the 24th. of August. I live in Barcelona, Spain. I live in the big city and I really like to live in the country. I made the decision to come here because I wanted to learn about different customs and another way of life. The first weeks I felt home- sick and uncomfortable, but everyone tried to help, and now I feel more natural. Everything is really different; the school, the food, the peo- ple, and the everyday way of life. I enjoyed the tennis team, and I’m enjoying the ski club. I had a really good time and I did a lot of things I’ve never done before. I cross-country skied, I went roller skating, sledding and I rode horses. Thanks to everyone! WOUTER TER STEEGE My name is Wouter ter Steege and I come from the Netherlands. I already graduated from high school and I’m all set for college. I’m going to study in the University in Amsterdam. One of the reasons why I came here was be- cause I wanted to know what American life was all about. Besides that, I became bored of the Europe- an chicks. I wanted to see how the American girls let their blue-jeans talk. I can tell, you do pretty well. But keep on practicing. I also wanted to see some places here. Now some differences between the States and the Netherlands. First of all, we don’t have a drinking age. We don’t have to act as sneaky as you have to do. We just go to the store, bar, disco, or whatever. Next, here everything is much bigger and farther away from each other. AFS 49 Seniors’ Last Words JESSICA ACCURSO: Never 4get all the great x's at ICS. Remember Colleen, The UA. mouth. KB. DD. TB. JS. Big Guy Jr. Talks w the guys. If it were'nt 4 U. I wouldn't be here Special x s shall SOCCER w the gang. Summer 86 Creek Rd w UA. the party”, night football games, the library. Thanx to all my teachers esp Mr D. Mr E. JT. Mrs Z. UR all great' I'll treasure all my friends memories made lost at ICS. Thanx to all of U' I’ll miss LUV U ALL' GWENDOLYN MARIE AGTHE: RIA. JP Don luv 4 eve:. Tam. JF. TV. U. Vlk. LC. DG Pmk blue Motel. Jack walking 2 launch, Jim-Party at my house-cops, SD-Mulllgans feet. Ground R -back seats. Talks till 4 am. smashed HW bottles, nite signs had legs the chase. EMGC suicidal stunt driving. Terrace La Terror. B vette 85 alive. FI after mid- H fudge Que. Pete we've come along way. R539 +. bus rides, grad party's tennis till 4 am spa. 2 putt JF. KN. ERICA AMSCHLER: I will never forget all the friends I've made through the years, esp. Lisa. Mel. Tams. Joelle. Debs. Pam. I’ll miss all of you! Will always remember HC 86 and S.S. do you have my chapstick?. all your guys, chem labs w Gwen R.. dances. CH. TP. fw. mbf. mickey mouse, supermarkets, tennis, band. Pet peeve: Green shoes' Thanx to everyone at ICS. A special thanx to Mom and Dad Love Ya! COLLEEN BALL: Fondest memories: Soccer-84-85 86 87’. Vermont 86. Monkees (MK DB) • 9 24 86, Homecoming 86-lt's on the house' Sorry. Blaine. Depew - Grind Grind! Never forget Life in the left lane think that's funny!? All my friends JA. BT. KL. DB. MK. RK. Carmen, and esp you Becky. Homeroom 203 trio, ps in the tree. Genny Cream at each pole yuk' Mom. Dad. Bren. Den - I love you! DEANNA BANAS: I'll never 4 get all the tazy times w LB, JL. MS. DW. AC (SB). LC. GH. JK. TR. EB. Lar, JT. esp Renee 8c everyone else. Sanks 4 sharing all the laughs, talks. tears Never 4 get: cheering (esp in a moat). Party at Vic’s. V track, the note book. loose sweats, the pit. tri-nerds! Prom 86. JP 85 86 Pet P French. Rah Zoo Fut Plans: 2 B Healthy, happy. wealthy. Sanks Mr. Root Spec sanks 2 my 2 bros. Mom. Daddy I luv u. DAVID BAND1SH: Bart will never forget good times and friends at ICS esp. best pal Bob who tolerated my insane spells, Monkeemania w Colleen and Mike, talking fingers, cartoon characters, going blind, anarchy at UB. 9 24 86. Sp 3 gang. Nightmares w Rich. B ball, mikans. IA bus. my harem, back to you. nipii Doug . Sound of Music. 1st w Val. beans, wall duty w Andrew. ECF. Thanks Ma. Dad. sis. and bro. GEORGE BARAN: Will always remember all the friends I've made at Iroquois esp the Buschmen. Bob. Ted. Chuck. John. Dave. Ben. Don good times we've had Football Baseball esp. F F. Homecoming '86, 10 12 86 Will never forget Steph. Pet peeves pushy people Favorite saying Alabama Life’s a B' No blood. No choke. No deal Thanks Mom Dad. STEVE BARANOWSKI: Never forget: GB. Gus, JF-gunghoe, Washington. Montreal. Chem class-shorty, G6. KA. GR - Physics B B Rip football TB hockey and all friends left behind esp The Top� Women Always remember LYF CP - DC JM Pet peeves: Math. labs. KC. candy sales, supermarket parking lots, marching, bean pickers, room 105, and Francais Fav saying What the heck, we re loaded! Goodbye ICS 87 Rules Thanx Mom. G G. GLENN BARBARITZ: Never forget: Catlin. Brad. Bill S . Mark D . (rip). 600. RZ. AS. DS. BF. SW. M M. DP, Spades Gang, C C Nights and road crew, concerts, Priest backstage. Delta 9. Love joy spic, cats window Gimmi some motorhead. Your credibility don't cut no ice with me. Metal rules the land. LINDA BARCINIAK: Will always remember my best friend Julianne and all the crazy things we did. Michele and all our talks, cheering w Jul. Chele. Dee. Renee Denise. Acct w Patty. special times w Rick Fondest memories of Homecoming 84. 85. 86. Sum of 86. Darien Mr. Mr. w Julie. Guido, the moat, the drag, and invading Mickey Dee's. Thanks Mom Dad for all your love support through the years • I Love You!! GARY BARROW: I’ll always remember Dan. KH. BF. MW. DD. JC. LR Never forget some of the best times in my life spent with Jeff RB. Jeff, hope you make it big. I Love U. Robyn Thanks Jeff. KH, PT. JG. Mr. S. Mr R. Mrs R. Lon for the support influence. Pet peeves people who put down S.O.Y., so called friends who think you always have an attitude problem. Music is the key to all life. Ya gotta feel It! PETER J. BATTAGLIA: Will never forget all the times shared with my best friend Bill Had a great year at Iroquois. The Gooch lives Thanks to BC. Stan Stan. GB. TH. JN. PF. KS. WP, RW. Butch The one only one Skokin Joe , (nvr forget MR. taught me alot) great times being Mr S. Prom etc. Mike Fink in the mud Pt. two. USA Richard 1. Italian Stallion Lives'm Monte SS 1, Love You Mom Dad. Future Plans I don't know, worry about it when the time comes?? It’s here!! Ugh!! DONALD S. BATTISTONI: I will remember my friends and the good times we shared. The Buschmen TW. BS, JG. CC. Dirt. TR. CD. I will never forget football, the parties, and stupid things we've done. Homecoming 86. even though we got cheated Special thanks to Lotta, who put up with my depressed moods Thanks for all the help and support Mom Dad. I’m nothing without you. Future plans: Become very rich and buy Anheiser ■ Busch Buuusch!!! BRAD BAUER: Will always remember times w Mark. Dave, KS. JL, Monte. Pink Floyd, U2. and Angus Never forget fires, skiing, camping, bottle rocket wars, pool, 30 hits, and street signs.. Pet peeves - girls. Like a true nature child we were born, born to be wild. We ll fly so high. I never want to die. Special thanks to BR. MW. Dave L. Tony D. the Nagels. Mrs B. and Mom LISA BAUMEISTER: I will never forget all my friends at Iroquois, esp . Erica. Melodye, Joelle, Pam. Tammy. Debbie I love you all Fondest memories: “FW MBF . Mickey Mouse. Bryan Adams. Alabama. Jack Wagner. SW Dances. HHH (thanx TS DS). Chem w JV (wandering eyes). TP. Homecoming ’86 (chapstick). I love you Mom. Dad. Laura. Lynn. Goodbye LAURIE BEEBE: Will always remember good times great friends: Sleeze. Slen, HS-10 yrs, Mak thanx bud. Deb party. Bod barn, KM. SD. LN. Amy. KD. JV. PD-we won. LC- crtch, JT- mrvge mol Lennie!-psyche, Srkston. bottles, bars, close -bvrg, N Train. PBIonde, EM FTS, ski club. Moose. Stripamania. fishing. P P.’s: fruit. MLY-500. Problem Fav say: U Animal • watevr trns your skrt up - I’m in • driving while retarded. Thanx Ron. Jude, and Mike - I made it! JENNIFER ANN BEESING: Life is a trip your right’ Will remember little red jellybean, erp friends, everyone in Spr brook. Ace of Spades people. KJ. Class of 86. Parties. The House. Spider, finding Niagara Falls. Snow-A 86. Master Forget: sound of someone’s face breaking, bad friends and relationships Future plans: J.S, quit smoking, to be happy. . Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac ROBYN BENNETT: Always remember great times spent w special frnds esp Tan. Tam. CM. WP. Al. PC. JJ. BB. JG. esp my bestest budl Lynn Thanx for caring. Nvr fgt special times w Chris 2 21 86, 3 7 86 ILYA Wkend romps w Rat, all niters, early mrngs. Long walks home, road trips smashed bottles, priv parties late ngt visitors Nvr fgt missions w the vixens AC LR. Fla 86 Sum 85 w Gar Toronto PS Buff at 4 am WP. CF 85- thanx Fig! PP being late, changes. Nothing beats a Sant. St. Sub! Thanx sis-I miss u Kath! ILU Mom UR2 cool! GARY BENZEE: Will never forget Jeff. Jim. John. Bob. Craig. Andy. Brad, and George. I will never forget the trouble we've caused and all the times we've been caught pit parties. 2 AM trike missions to AM PM. Flagpole on Tomarsue, Snafu, losing our brains. The fire In the woods, the doghouse, and What’s the button for? Thanks Mom and Dad for everything Thanks Craig and Lisa for all the help Pet peeves Broken bones. Irish Whiskey TAMMY BEYER: Never forget the gang - FH. Depew parties. Chichis The 3 Stooges 1 Peachtree No Problem - I can handle it' Brtggswood Germany smiling the “Game . HC 85, 86. Prom future JW. JF. TM. JG. KL. ML. KK. BB. S-GH. JN the rest Will always cherish special moments 8c memories w Mike I Love You! 2 7 86 All My Love and Thanks to Mom. Dad. and Kim - I'd never have made it w out U. DAWN BISHOP: Will always remember the year's spent at ICS Thanx for all the help. Sherry, Lisa, and esp. my parents, who have helped themost. A special thanx to Mr B for all the emergency S.H.s and the help in playing my violin, but also for the fun times. Even though the bowling team didn't win always, it was great being part of the team and playing for the musicals were fun to. By the way guys. LC! ELIZABETH BLANCHARD: Will never forget times spent !a ICS esp Soccer 84-87, Pooch! S-hand Tychlik, CL: T-Turf rated R? Rich Simmons-sorry KJ. Penpals-MM JK, spilling JOLT . Accelerator, B-sitting: Thanx KW. Darien w Vik guys. H-Coming 86 • Luv U Paul. Thanx to my taxi-Patty. (LF. PK. KP J. CK). Special thanx to Mom Dad: I wouldn't have made it this far without you Luy ya too Matthew, signed Bethy. B.J. BLINSTON: Will never forget Soccer 86 and being thwarted from giving wedges Homeroom w Gary. George. Brad. Don. and Jim and saying The Pledge” Arguing over sports with Gary and George. BB. TR, and MS in Chem with Beaker . Don’t forget Water fight' : BB Hey. You’re supposed to catch the ball with your glove not your chest protector! BRIAN BONUS: Will never forget parties w JW, tag team Wrestling. Quebec 85. football, cruisin in the boat. HC 85 w TN and RB. and all the things that made HS so much fun Thanx to all my friends special people esp the girls who w out I would’ve never made it esp JV ■ I Luv ya all! Wooof! Future plans: to live it up in Hawaii, attend Honolulu U. and 50 Seniors drive a Ferrari Remember If you can dream it. you can have It! Keep smiling 4-ever. I am! Go to the King. Because the King it always Open! Thanks Mom Dad. 1 Luv Ya! KEITH RICHARD BOSCH: Always remember the Flums. esp Dave Also Norm P. TR. CC MF. GS. BS. and people from the campsite Special thanx to Rick Michaels and family Thank you Mom and Dad for all the patience you have w me. My love to ALL the women I know Future plans: Stay with and marry Sally, keep building my street machine, attend 2 yr college, and make a living. It's great to be out of here and in the real world! BECKY BRAUN: Will always remember all friends old and new especially JS. JV. GA. AB. LR. WP. LR. TR. MC. SD. AC. EA Spring 86 and NYC w singlng buddy KS and X best PB Thanx for best old memories (MM. bindabu. S-house sleep overs) DC bus rides April 30 What time is it? Babes Guys King . Fr. Dance 86. Ruch's 11R BBF. Mr X. car breakdowns, excuse you typing buddies Thank you Mom. Dad. Rick, and Mark for everything LAURIE BROOKS: Will always remember great friends. LJ. KK. BK. SJ. JT. and esp all of the rah rah's. LB. MS. RG. DW. DB. KR Never forget soggy rahs. cruising, the tent. WPs. Inferno. EA. Bebee Memee. CN. CM. T T Concert. SR. P B The most special times were spent w Blll. 8 28 86. TMRWBLC. Summer 86. CC. Homecoming 86. waterfront, weekends Thanx Mom and Dad for everything Lynn did you find it? PAULA K. BRYLINSKI: Will never forget all the good times w my Bestest Buddy Denise shopping in PA. Chaut 84, 85. baskin on the boat, the jammin Inf. Mar 9 dan before and after etc . also Min. Ang. Ang Thanx 4 all the lafs! LG CT HC 86. BB and all our childhood mem and KD SD TR EW Spec thanx to the Lezynskl fam for all they've done for me of course my own for all their love and support Fut plans mut relat DOUGLAS J. BRZEZINSKI: Won't forget Sue's wild homeroom, the fun shared w BB. GP. TB. JW. the makeup war. wrestling, drive ed. Darien golfing with BB. GB, JA, BH. TH. JJ's Breakfast Club was great A special thanx to Sue for making Homecoming 86 a Night to remember Will always remember my close friends Bri Guy. Joelle, Chris. Tam Jaci Would like to thank my friends family for being there for me CHRIS CAROSA: JL. SL. PM. SW. JN. MC. EA. LC. DB. PC. JC; others. Nvr 4get I have many! The a va-god ro's ! with us or guinness? Skiing in Vt. Look e body JL's undies. B Country! Goodleburg Sat ? No Sat ' Canoeing FP Get rich buy a Porsche get PM a jag All the worlds indeed a stage and we are merely players performers and portrayers each anothers audience outside the guilded cage RUSH!! JOHN CARTONIA: Great times spent with Jen Rook Thank You Zeppelin Will always remember 11 20 84. KP and his truck (Town Hall). CC. SW. CB. JR. WP. BB Election KD. GH. TD, KS. PB. DG. Howie G . Mrs. Ruch. bubbles, ski club. CYO. Detention, and all the hours spent there. Future plans marry J.R Big family Big house. Big income Thanx to JR for all advice given and to mom and dad (mine and hers) MELANIE CASELL: Will always remember Debbie G (and her parents). Lynelle F (and her parents), Gwen A. Beth G. Karen J. Jenny M, and Sue C.; also BB. S, VB w PB. and Arch Drwg w Chaney (Good afternoon class!) Special thanx and love to Mom. Dad. Randy, and Jan for your listening, support, help and love Pet peeve HR w HG Future Plans: UB to become an Architect. PAUL CEPPAGLIA: Will never forget: the great times w SL. DS. JL. KH (nudge, nudge). MW. PD. the rest. Monteal Washington w Keith (oom pah pah). Craig. Carl. John. Rush w Scott; juggling suspiciously in 12X; the 12X party that didn t help; Eng 11 w Chris, Jeff. Phib. Eric; the many buds that weren't Pet Peeves: CEP. Pabb. People who pretend to be someone they’re not just to impress someone MICHELLE CHAPP: Will never 4get all the great times w Chele. Jenn. Nors My bestest friends AC. NF. JP. BD. RK. LB. RG. JL. VL. CC. BB. JE. Mrs D. KK W.ll never 4get all the special times w Andy. I'll love you 4 ever, HC 84 86. Sweetheart Dance 85. whipped cream, bubble baths, sneaking out, Mr X. burping, the mailbox. 2 cases, the park, popcorn 8-25 84. 1-25-86. 3-8 86 Mom and Dad I Love You WILLIAM CHISLETT: Will always remember Bob. Wayne. Adam. John D. John G. the gang, and my best friend Pete and all the good times we ve had over the past few yrs. Never forget Summer 85. camping, partying at the fair, losing the car at Beaver Is!., cruisin in the Cutlass, trikin. and wasting 3 1 2 mnths of my life Future plans: getting the Monte SS and moving to Ra. LAURA CHOLEWINSKI: Will always remember Jason all the special times shared esp 5 26 86 9 17 86 ILU! My BFs PD. JV. PM. JF. HS. SD. DL. MAK. LB Cu. JT. LN. MF. AI. Nev. EB. Soph Crew everyone else Can't forget EF Missions. Stripamania. the barn, cancer, baby bottles, my shniglettes. DFs MFs. Can We Go Jogging? HC 85. 86. Prom 85. b-ball. bus rides The Wall Pet peeves: ANDY striped underwear Thanx Mom and Dad - ILU! SUE CLEMENTS: Never Forget JB (house roof). NF w LW EW. JH (11R SS); KP ( 0 ); esp CV (11 5 84 8 17 86; etc h guys in A AJ. HA. RH. CLF. esp MH (1 24 86 8 10 86; TTW’s the Span names , etc); Thanx L ; B Adams 85. Scorps 84. JAS 4 30 86; Summers 85 86; Mexico 12 83. Toronto 6 23 84 Are you mad? Burn the grass! Pet Peeves: green(!!); getting caught at 2 AM AMY CLOUGH: Never forget MK. LR. SD. NR. KD . bthrm talks. Doom Day trips to the moon. Pit missions w LR, JJ’s Brkfst Club. Easter 85. Does a right angle bend make it taste better? WWNJ 85 Roller Coaster 86 chandeliers. HC 86 w SK. NM. MK Dennis. Beatings from BG. walking on the ceiling w SD, the fort sword fights in LRs front yd Pet peeves appendicitis 9:30 am the morning after, hospital waiting rooms, hush puppies CRAIG COMSTOCK: I will never forget all of the good times I had; all five of them. Will never forget Shell. Lary W, Doug S. Theresa K. Chink. Catlin Will always remember how little Mrs R. Mr D. and Big Mac meant to me. May death do us part No matter what happens. 1 will always remember Shelly and what we mean to each other Pet peeves: 30 days in shed. Junior frogs, and Shnep. CARYN CORBETTA: Will always remember my best friends Patti, Ang. Barb. Cheryl. Sherrie. Ben. Kevin • thanks for being there Never forget Crash, the mud. the dog? Barb? The noisy one. Shenango. the 400. lunch breaks, lotion. Amy and the tray, missions with Ang. Kevin and the zoo. Randolf. Kinsu, Oops. Also - Deb. Amy. Mindy Fondest memories are the special times spent with Gus and all we've been through Thanks Cathy for all your help! I Love You! DOUGLAS DANITZ: Will always remember the good times spent with Erik. Rich, Jeff. Bruce. Gary. Cep. Keith. Nlppli. etc Never forget HR 206. Bob and our 2 story lab house, look guys I got away with 2 bye bye Robbie, prime time TV (OB), fishing with Ed Grimmly. Pet peeves: people who blow their nose at the table. 1 know what I said ; 1 know what YOU said Final word: The struggle for those people who survive this day; is to survive the next KEVIN DAY: Will always remember my REAL friends. CC. AG. PT. CT. GC. SS. MW. JB. MB. JA. LG. CT. MW and esp CF thanx guys and hang loose' Hey Mindy, what grade are you In?” Never forget the door handles, bus ride to Vt . Stay cool and don’t change ’TONY , yes Caryn. you are my best. Love ya. Angi Babe too. hey Chuck! “NOBODY Thanx for you care and support Mom Dad. I love you B A D Thanx for bing a cool caring bro Pet Peeve: FAKE friends. SHELLY DEHR: Always remember my great friends Hicky. Wen. Theresa. Sher D� Never forget all the good bad times Hicky. I’ll never forget ya Fond memories: Times spent w Craig. Homecoming 86 what a schocker. Hey Di. the sunsets are gone but not forgotten Thanx for your help Wen never forget all our years together, fun. trouble Pet peeves: curfews, snobs. Todd. Thanx Ma Pa for everything • ILY. PAM DEKARZ: Fondest memories: Sum 84 w JM - can we go jogging? Prom 85 Chris. PBIonde concrts. barn prty Len don't die. cat did it. does your mom no u act that way? Hymie. BNY. Deb's-MT EE missions. Shrkston. 3 25 86 PIP. HC 86 Pet Peeves: ignorance. HC (no more floats Beeb) Will never 4 get JM. CB. Ian, Jack. LN. LB. Deb. KS. TR - nxt time no gues. the EF - always B 2 gether ILY Esp LC-BFF. ILY Ken • uncond luv - ILYA. My family - thanx 4 being there • ILY SHERRY DENICOLA: Will never forget the crazy times w LR. AC. MK. NR Freshman yr get togethers at AC. Summer 84 (7 21) stolen car? Ottmoblle. talks w Becky Jodi (thanks). 2’2‘. GV mission. KOUCH. Pet peeves getting shushed, fakes, mind less Special thanks to Mike. Bro. Mom Dad - I love you. Becky Braun as a sophomore Seniors 51 SHANNON DOHERTY: Memories: All my friends at ICS, EF mission 1 The House, 2 Mike Strlpamania. Jessies barn. Wanna see my feet? SLOB Bulldozer. Mulligans. Septem bers. The fishing trip. The Quebec trip, rolling down the hill, 10 mile run. The Bananamo- bile “Carrot PB Concert Baby bottles T I will love you more than a friend will know. Sam • I would die 4 U.” DOF 86 Pet peeves: Pool Covers. MICHAEL DONOHUE: Never forget SG. EF. PH. Football. Track w Rollo, BB. Go to the King. Cause the King is always open Goin to the North-South game w TW BS. Bri’s Boat. Pet peeves: People that think they're cool and I know they aren't. Get your shooter knicken . Thanks Mom and Dad for puttin up with everything. KATHY DONOVAN: Will always remember Becky. Sharon, SGB gang esp Nancy. Never forget field hockey You had to lift your head , chicken soup, calf egging, 10 24 84, 2 15 86, Prom 86 Would like to thank ICS for all the support understanding they gave me esp Mrs Parks. Mr Root. Miss Millar. Steph Tim Above all I will remember 5 4 86. Mike Christopher. Mom Dad. I Love You. I couldn't have made it without you. KIM DOYLE: Kim wall never forget all the good friends made at ICS the past four years. Especially AC. JG. MM. SZ. MR Also hornets, bathrm chats, that huge hill. Chets. Elle’s driveway. Taju. the mafia, the staff car and the rain song Best memories are of the times spent with John • 6 23 86. 9 12 86. I love you! Pet peeves: Andrea!. Princess. BRIAN DRAJEM: Will never forget times with Mick, KS, PF. GA Remember slip checks, male M M's, male ice cream in movie house. 2nd leads Thanks for being there. PF. GA. MC. VL, J. Dance, the smell and Limbo seatbelt RK Thanks for great lunch, thanxs Drama Club, Orchestra, Key Club. Show Choir, and Chorus for memories. Pet peeves: sining in class, bleach jeans, followers (Thanks Mom and Dad) PSCK BRUCE DRAJEM: Will always remember the good times I spent at ICS and with my friends: The Bird. JS. SW, Doctor Barry- O and Mike. Tex and Gary Can never forget nightriding and the long campfires with the gang Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks Doctor for that free advice. BOB EISMAN: Thanx for all those who make me who I am DB all our years of friendship Paul more best times than worst - Tom - too many thanks for words • ST w Kelth. Jon Spain 86 before (JN. JK) Mr Fris CC Track HC 86 w Carrie. Se nora la mejor, Gracias lasagna funny nicknames paranoia. Moron?” Where's Dave? 15 ft banner IA champs 86. Donna. Ines, Val so forth, etc Learning has no end. though the desire to do so may • QIC MIKE FUNKE: Always remember partying w DH. RL. SS. FS. RT. MS. PC. DT. TS. St Vincent 55 . Fr Bus rides w RL Fondest memories: Binks parties, b-ball. Homecoming 85. 8 16 85, CP’s porch. 6 29 86. Drinks at 8:00, 3 4 85. Will never forget the Purple Cow. Turn IT UP! Hang loose, and the boys from camp. Pet peeves: gays that talk like Mickey Mouse. Future plans: College b-ball. DM Ward owning a successful business TAMMY FURMAN: Will never forget Jen: TN. RB. TP. GA. EOE G2. GREAT Times with DL and all others, laughter. French. Fla: at midnight. Track, lisps. LN Movies. WC. Summer 85 MA in Boston, Emeralds, Myrtle B. Flamingo, tones. Because it's there . K S: 10 13 HRC. NYC. Quec. James bro. no no. the CMOB, Tennis til 4 am. finesse Sp thanks to my mother and the Gi’ stones for everything. Dislikes What? huh? what? huh? etc Babs TWPP LYNN MARIE GALLEY: I want to thank all of my teachers and friends for getting me through my 3 yrs at Iroquois. I would also like to thank my parents for doing as much as they could to help me. I would also like to say thanks to my boyfriend. If I didn't meet him, my life would be miserable, instead it’s enjoyable. Good luck to all my friends in the future. Keep In touch, I Love ya all especially my boyfriend Dave. LISA GALLO: Lisa will always remember best friends Patti. Mindy. JB. and Jen - I Luv Ya’s. Never 4get Best times w Bobble -1 LUV U 4EVER • 10 12 86 A M ! B’Do's, break Into party. Potter Beach. Q'bec (MN). Cheez B w PH. going out w MW PASOM (U-C.M.U!). HC '86. VT. (7 7), INXS. Fr yr. w J J. CIT. WDS CA w JZ • U R THE BEST! N.l. BUF w CT. MP. PH. AB. DL. PB. JG. KD. TL. JV. RH Thanx P H Is that a man lying In the road? DAVE GALUSKI: Will always remember all my friends made at ICS esp Fluf Joey Always remember football w all the guys and my buddy Arch. 3 wheeiln w Pete Bill Pet peeves: when ya gonna win a game? Thanx Mom and Dad for all you've done over the years, I love ya? JOHN GALUSKI: Will always remember - The Buschmen, Ted • weights and measures. Bob, Tom. Julio You Immigrant!. Don. BG. CD. TR. MN. BB. LG. Jenny - 11 22 85. Molson, ILUFE! Can’t forget Dirt Clark Soccer, Friday's Rudeness. BM. Future - To head for the mountains. Just one more thing - Coach Bob knew it all along: You’ve got to get obsessed and stay obsessed. You have to keep passing the open windows • J Irving ROBERT GARBACZ: Will always remember the 4 yrs spent with Bruce. Jamie. Brian, and Doug, especially in Math Class. Also remember Class of 86 with Tim B. Gary S. Dave B. Jamie J. Jeff B. and Tom M. working on Tim's truck Paul, Chuck, and M.C . Bonfire PAUL FABINIAK: Special thanks to all the teachers who worked to give me a part of themselves. Will remember good times with HB. SL. BB. BE. DB. CO. DC. and those gorgeous girls (you know) Bob. may the good times continue. Success: To be able to spend your life In your own way. If you wish in this world to advance, your merits you’re bound to enhance; You must stir it and stump it, and blow your own trumpet, or trust me. you haven’t a chance! JESSIE FERRACCIO: Will always remember TB. INK. MPM. LC, JV. DL. LB. LN. Jay all my other BROTHERS'. DOF. Darien w TL. The BARN. Deb's house. 9 17 86. all the parties people who are many to remember, soph crew, names Muffy, Jess!, bod. mess. Prom 86. Hulk w WL, French Senora. All the teachers who understood Ma. Pa, Gram. I love ya! Pet peeves: why? because! Future plans: God knows what! LYNELLE FILLENWARTH: I'll never forget Beth. Bob. Lisa. Sue. Karen, Mr Emens Rich, thanks for all the times you've cheered me up! Spike • Think Green. remember Vball camp 85 86! If all else fails, be cute! Good Afternoon Miss Casell' Thanks to Mr Clinard all Key Clubbers who gave their time to help others. Thank you Mom. Dad, Dave my best friend Kris for all the love and support. BRUCE FISHER: Will never forget those that made my last 787 days of school an experience. Thanks JL, KH, DD. JC. GB. JH, KP. MW. RK. CC for everything Will never forget talks with Jeff. Bruce • pitch with Keith Camping with Doug, Gary blowing nose in lunch, playing golf with Jason. Thanks for supporting my diving and everything else I've pursued Won't forget Band or bouncer trips Can't forget - Bye Bye Robbie Love all of you. JOHN FISHER: Will never forget Debbie. Traci, Patti. Caryn. Cheryl. Bob. John G. esp Jason, Ben. wrestling tourn . Mustang GT. ATC, Watkins Glen 86 If you can’t be with the one you love, honey, love the one your with . CSNY. Will always remember my family and what they have done for me. Love Ya Grandma. TONY FODERO: Well. I never thought I’d give out and have my sanity. But I did and thank everybody from the Librarians to the Cafeteria Staff for making these last four years as enjoyable as can be The world you are living in is hard and tough, but I hope that each and everyone of Iroquois survives life’s awesome challenge Have a nice day. or should I say life. PATTY FORREST: Always remember good times with BB. MG. UL. QA. KR. and my other fnends Washington. Zoom, parking lot. surprise party. Beth (gas pedal). W. coolers. Peach, perfume (smell). Acct (MR. LB. Mr R). Softball D. who cares. Confidence Pat Thanks Michelle. Mr T. Mr B. for all your help. I Love You Mom Dad. couldn't of done it without ya Mark. John, and Big R, 78 Buick Regal Thanks Mom and Dad for ail your support JOELLE GAUGHAN: I’ll never 4 get: Kim. Lynn. Dave. RB. TN. AG. CL. esp my BF Jenny w good N plenty. EA trips. 1000 Is 85 86. lawn jobs, large puddles. Caution flying golf bails, our missions, plus are u 2 sisters? Fondest memories of Eric. 1 18 86, 5 23-24 86 all the great days in between • I Luv U! Pet peeve: Princess Nice shoes! (and witches by pools) Ma Pa - thanx 4 everything, I luv U! RENEE GAUTHIER: Will neer forget these 4 yrs esp Denise. Deanna. Weebles. JJ. LB, KR, and TR. JH. EB and all my buddies, HC 86 and 84. J Prom 84 85. Prom 86. Never 4get soggy rahs, nerd club, party at Vick’s, manhunt. Quebec. Toronto by bus. the notebook, loose sweatpants or JJ. DB and my driving. Thanks Mr R and the rahs 4 all the cheering we went thru 2 my family. I love U Goodbye doesn’t mean forever 52 Seniors Becky Schmidt during her sophomore year Kristen Little as a sophomore LISA MARIE GEE: Will never forget the times spent in and out of school with my friends. You guys are all the greatest • you made life bearable Mom and Dad thanks for all your love and understanding throughout the years. Best times were spent with KJ DG JW LW (SC) BG TL and especially Matt who I love dearly Future LPN and marriage Remem brances: EA w friends. 6-24-85. Buffalo. Summer of 86, 7-12-86. Luv ya all!! SCOTT WILLIAM GEORGE: It’s been fun. I will never forget the summer of 85 when I fixed up the 67 Ford or going to all of those movies with Mike and Eric The Summer of 86 was better. I bought my Firebird and fixed it up. going to the King because the King is always open Ripping through the Mud w Mike on ATCs and going snowmobiling with Mike and Eric So catch you later. BETH GERARDI: Will always remember TG. HP. KP. JW. DG. MC. LW. Miss B. soccer. WCCH. sleeping thru practice. Jungle Book. Bear Necessities. The Animals. SH w Mi G HP. Special thanx to Mr Redder for being the best friend I could ever ask for. Best times Summer of 85 w Tony Thanx alot also to Mr Cashmore, Mr Lane. Mr Gelsinger, Pastors Stevanato, McLeod, Re.d. Zforce. everyone else at the Tab. God Bless Future plans: attend ORU. ANTHONY G1AMBRA: I will always remember all the crazy fools on the Boces bus. FFA and all the good times. I’ll never forge JB. SG. LW. and BC for all the laughs Special thanks to Mom and Dad for putting up with me Pet peeves people who leech. BEN GILBERT: Will never forget Patti. Jason. Ang, Caryn. Debbie. Barb. Wrestling tourns w Grz (Betty) Sean and Esp John! Florida 85. Football 86, Watkins Glen, the Sitarek residence. Wrestling In vacation corner w Sean, Heda Patti in gym and finally Jennifer and Mr Rollo Pet peeve: losing weight in wrestling practice! Fondest memories “I used her and she used me but neither one cared” - Bob Seger. Last thought If it wasn t for my mother, where would I be now? I Love U Mom! BOB GILBERT: Never forget the gang: BT. CB. AC. MM. JK. KF. MR. and all the rest. Never forget parties In the barn. Annual New Years Party. Late night runs w BT. riding w CB. Talks w AC. MM CB breaking the table. JK Led Zeppelin. Gym w KF. rapping w MR JG. working w Big E Birth Grove w BT. Prom 86, Dances parties afterwards. Canada w TM, the motorcycle . Thanx to my family good luck Bill (USAF). JEFF GILLMAN: Will always remember all the good times and good friends. Esp GS. GB. KF. BG. CB. AC and all the rest that made my life bearable. Will never forget the shed parties. Summer 85. trike trips, flagpole, pit parties, crulsin In the Hankmoblle. and Billy Bob Barn Beer Bashes Pet peeves: responsibility and time Special thanks to Mom and Dad. I Love You! Future plans: not to become old and responsible. MARK GONYA: Will never forget anything, esp Mike G and Monty Hall. Jeff and AW A Greg. Nance. Montreal w Leez. Ooh. your hair . SB. Chippy. Brucester. Rip. Bird. KJ. The Amphilbious One All that Darien w PC and SL. Floyd chats. L D soap. Meet the new boss! , maysurements. “The transparent plant eats colors that don’t exist Many thanks to me mum and dad. Hey. I’m outta here. DEBBIE GRACZYK: I'll always remember all my friends esp Mel. Karen, Lisa. Beth. Joyce. Also the Class of 84 85 • and the gang . A special thanks to my parents who have put up with alot the past 4 yrs. Pet peeves: Explores , and Gary The Chief Matthews Future plans: to become a doctor. Favorite saying: Just a tad ANGELA GRUTTOLOR1: Will always remember Missy (I Miss You) Yashoos parties, trash cans. Van Halen in the gym. one way streets, the wrong way. W 11 never 4get Caryn. Barb. Patti. Amy. flying golf balls, lotion, utum on the thruway, Nelson’s Parties, falling down steps. Todd Slade 8 23 86, taking walks on the wild side. Cheryl. Jim, BG. JF. JW, cut downs, why does it smell like Chlorine. Caryn’s wild missions, talks w Kevin, 103 WPHD (Fair). FEED BEN Thanks Mom Dad I L U. JOHN GRZEDZICKI: Always remember CR. JK. RK. RP. BW. and most of all CW and all the special times we spent together hope there's more to come. I'll always love you! Never forget Boces bus. overnight tourn, crulsin in WS. getting busted the wagon. Pet peeves: Big mac. 3 ft fatty Plans ■ to cruise In my Monte at infinite speeds Sleep my friends you will see. that dream is my reality, they keep me locked up in this cage, can't you see It’s why my brain says rage1 Miss ya ICS! LIESL GUMTOW: Won't forget FU2. Slaur all of our outings”. Fr yr- PT MT. Sheridan P.L. -Spit Flings. Bill Underwear. Freshman admirers, the attack T M B., Deutsch Hangovers, Moose adventures. Bob's parties, Silvercreek sharing, closet-refr, NIGHTTRA1N. Sly’s party - Rocky. Ryan’s sneakers Pet peeves: KC. Jewish parents 87 - The best is yet to come. Consume! TRACY HAAS: The best times 1’U remember will be those spent w Gerry. HC 85 86. 10 30 85, and every other day w you. I do love you. Thanks Sharon for “never leaving me you’re the best Thank you Andrea and Pam for always being there Denise Paula you’ll be the first to know, wouldn’t that be great? Don’t forget France Ger BW. KB. PB. MM. ST. MK Thanks I’ll never forget you. Keep In touch. Thanks Mom KEITH HANDY: It’s been scary, but it’s worth it. Hopefully I won't corrode too fast Will remember Qulzmo, ‘Bye bye Robbie. Mr Guitar, Jesus Mark Walnlcki Christ. Br-r-ruce Pitch. Cep. PjJ. Rich V S. and laughing to death with JJ Pet peeves: small domestic animals of the peevlne family. Worst memory: when she di with him. Future plans: to become a Major Songwriter of the 90’s! Remember me! PATRICIA HART: Will always remember Lisa. 1000 I. Potter Beach. B’dos. manbody. jammln. cheezball. Sbreak 86. breaking in to party. Q'bec. nots. fights, talks and laughs w JB. WPB. bball Amherst (!). hi honney. vball. sball. fhw Deb. Ms M. Mr T. DJ. Hcoming 86 llmo, SI. memories w KM 9 29 85 - Ncty. Bflo w CT. MP. LG. special times w Jeff. Prom 86 ILU4E! pp: RUMORS, jealousy. Fav saying YA WANNA? “If love never lasts 4ever, tell me, what's 4ever for? JIM HARTMAN: Will never 4get the Summer of 86. MR's n the great Key hunt Thanx Ted! Also May 85 Special thanx to all who cared. I love u all Getting busted after GAs party what happened? Hey. SD. TWW all the way! shopping w Jack also crulztn whata time Talks w Lynn. Sher. and Deb (thanx) Grad parties the ride there Don’t forget DMSR' May the BUSCHMEN live forEVER Sincerely. The BUSCH GOD TODD HEIGL: Will always remember the good friends at ICS JO. EK. JM. EO. going to the MUD BOG and sinking the seagull, and the fishing at Allegheny with JM and EO Also, thanks to my parents for helping me through. SYDNEY HENNING: Will always remember the homeroom of Doom with Mr K Will never forget the great times over the years with WE. DS. EK. GR. PF. TF. SW. SW. and RM Will always remember great times In Mr Bs Math Class Hope to see you all in the future! ANDREA HICKMAN: 1 will always remember the great times out with Steph. Shell. Mel. esp the tent, the circle, the Jams, to the doc Thanks for the prescriptions! I will never forget the weekend at My Aunts . To Joe. You are the best friend I ever had and I love you for It. Don’t you ever lose touch neighbor! A special thanks to my brothers for their help and love. Mom and Dad Thanks for all you’ve done. I LOVE YOU DAN HIGGINS: So much to say and no time to say it. I’ll never forget Summers 85 86. St V’s 55, Our big date, drinks at 8.3D.. That”, and all the other great times Spec thanx to RL. JS. Nags. Kuns. Nub. TR. PP. Doc, TS. PL, GB. EB. Fij. and esp. GH and MF Fond Mem- 8 15 85. 3 16 86, 6 29 86. and Cherry Creek. We always had time on our side, but now it's fading fast, I still care. Most of all. to my family. I luv u all. BARBARA HILBURGER: Fondest memories are of Mike and the times we’ve shared Never forget St Marys w Jen and Chevonne Also times w Kim. dar. Steph. and Michelle K Always remember best friends Patti and Caryn and fun times: Con Law Ang and her hysterical mouth, doubling w Caryn and Jeff, times w Pattl Tom. and my 17th birthday In NF. Watch out for flying pudding and lettuce! Best wishes to Kim and Ryan ANNE HOCH: Never 4-get, KL. DF. being locked in lockers cabinets, chip, the dances. Health with Mr X. cheerleading. X-C. Prom TK. Frt the 13th, Pokey’s Party; CB. Koz, all the guys; BS. JS. Guppy Purdue; Channel 17 Auction. My Mom. My sis, Robin. Joyce Care- Buba Joe. Bucket. Thanx Donna for everything! Jim. Jenni, Jimmy H, Obln, and EVERYBODY else. Thanx and Best Wishes! Fav nicknames: Anner. Gumby. Burger Queen. Seniors 53 DEREK DAVID HOFFMAN: I'll always remember the heads of ICS. And I'll never forget my closest friends. Rich P. Wes E. Keith B. Mark H, Mary Jo M. Chink and Cat., etc. Fav Saying: If you believe in something, anything's possible! Always remember the pretty girls. Joelle V. Ann H. etc. To all the seniors, especially my friends, may you find happiness with a positive attitude and my God watch over you. Love you all. Derek. P S. Party JACQUIE HOJNACK1: Would like 2 thank Smiley Lips 4 2 15 85 Will never 4get Bridget, icy pavements w the gang, cuz’s. Fran. Quebec esp cherish times w Brian Newton ( The Burger) Frog. Wedge. Whiskers. Winnie GL. Okay Jabri - Also Mom's Dad’s! Thanx for making my life complete Mr. Sunshine. ILY! JOHN JANDZINSKI: Always remember homeroom with Eric K. Jeff J, Justin K. Rich K, and Mike K. We’r going to blow her house up! Detention for what? Never forget trike missions to A Plus with Gary B and Jeff G, Halloween • watch out for the car. Homecoming tradition, lawn job, watch out for gumballs. Thanks ICS. thanks Mom and Dad. KAREN JANKOWIAK: Will always remember friends Beth B. Beth G, Joyce W. Vick E. Rich K, Val K. Deb G (all that extra pizza and wings). CL. times w Llsa G. EA sleigh ride, trucks, and what was that movie about? Never forget: 84 gang, riding showing, being 86 Quarter House Queen, the Stanfords and esp Brian. Thanx Mom and Dad. luv ya. Future plans make my dreams a reality LYNN JEDD: How could I ever 4get times spent w good friends esp LB KK. the tent. Inf guys, cruizing EA, Thom Twins. Sum 85. 747 the body is it dead ChN2. WPs. SS. Bebe. Meme, Shop Spree. Sheridan w SD. Special times w Geoff esp White water. Jan 27. CC. Prom 86. WC. candybar, weird attacks, the EA gang. GSDBB. I’ll Never Surren- der Pet peeves LL. long distance Thanx Mom Dad. 1 found it LB. KEVIN JENNEY: Won't forget the Vigilants: Sgt-RM, Psycho-Sw, Zero-KP. Yowie-HD, MK. ASD and the rest — wicked concerts, house parties, coffee mornings, quarters , training for the wars that rarely came, cartoons, and all the good times PP’s working at McDonald's, prudes, hangovers - Future plans: USMC. Bounty Hunter (“I will find you, and I will kill you ) Remember that Rock and Roll never forgets DAVID JEZEWSKI: Will never forget the guys esp. Woody. Bob. Hulio. Mike Don. Golfin with Dan and Manny. Springbreak 86 and times with T2 and TL. Will miss ICS sports and coaches: AO. JS. BR. MM. and Mr Rollo. Future plans: play college football or baseball and live on a beach In Florida. Thanx Mom. I Love You JEFFREY JOHNSON: Clark, memories may fade but never our friendship. Corner hanging. Always remember: Dale. Rich, Heath. Erik, Bob, Keith. Dan. Michaelle, Track 86. CCountry Blues Brothers . . the band. man. the band. It’s Miller Time. Chico Phib; frogs, labs, locker sabotage. Accent rules! Been real. man. Later. Stone. I love you Colleen. Take a sad song and make it better Thanks ICS. LOTTA JUTMAR: 1 will always remember this year as a very special one and I will never forget all the nice people that I met. Thanks for helping me to make this year a good one; the field hockey team, Chris. Michelle Thank You Theresa! Also thanks to Don, Mom, and Dad for being such a wonderful family. PAM KACZMAREK: Always remember special memories made w Kim. Lisa. Joe and Joanna. Ray-You're great! Also remember Jim. Jeff, (to JJ J-may BBCG live forever). Tracy. Debs, BB, JK, MR. LB. JR. RK. RR To my family - ILY Best mem-Sum 86. no gas. Apr 86 skips party. ECF, 5 31, movie w KJJ, driving-120, esp Aug 6-b ball game AmLeg. walks talks w Kim. L Erie. Hrsbk ride, S Wales dances, bskball. Santa - Ho Ho. MARY ANN KAMMAN: Will never forget the great times spent w special friends LB. DL, LG, LC. KM, LJ. LN. SM. and Chevonne, I wouldn't have made it without you KY, KH may our threesome never die. Starship? Chemistry fishingtnps, the moose, the barn, Montreal. Washington, tents, cleaning poo at the NH! ski club, endless talks about certain people! Will always rem fun times spent with Bells empl es Pat. Thanx Mom Dad JESSICA KAUFMAN: Last four years have been pretty good Special thanks to all of my friends, Class of 86. Thanks family and teachers. Will always remember, fishing in Washington, gym, lunch, band, chorus, and study hall. Future plans: to attend a local college for 4 yrs become rich Pet peeves: DT THERESA KEEM: Will never forget Sher. Shel. Kim. My sis Ann • thanks Luv ya. AH, LD, DS. MK. DK. CC. TH. LW. Drive In w Jim. BN. Boces. Hunters Crk 5 9 86. Sum of 86. The Ranch. Greg. Jeff, Don, southbound. Southern Comfort, Hrse back riding w Sher, cut downs, she goes he goes, you idiot, meow, won't forget Canada. Russia, driving home choking, I’m cool, Homecoming 86. backseats, Kllier cow. Thanks Mom Dad. Luv ya. ERIC KESSLER: Never forget Eric, Fran. Todd. Steph, Steve, and all the gang at Pierce’s. BL and his few problems at the end of the period. Always remember homeroom w Jeff. Rich, John, Justin, and Mike. Never forget Bowling Bob's class with JK. and JJ. multi-chin, frogs. Wales hockey Always remember 1000 Islands w DD and RK (Ed). Pet peeves people who blow their nose at lunch table, bonemen who wear muscle shirts MICHELE KIESEWETTER: Never forget times w Amy, Sherry. Lisa! Eatwater, Doomsday 84. Wildwood NJ - rollercoasters Sean, right angle bend, Power Station Concert. BK on Sun. HC 86 w AC. SK. NM. Dennis • the morning after Parties with special friends MP. Lisa S (water fountain romance). Ron. Mark. VS. JD. CC. LR Pet peeves Appendicitis at 9:30 am, horse back riding. Thanks Mom. Dad. Pat. Bob, Dido. esp Baba • I owe everything to you. BRENDA KING: I will never forget the good times I had with Debbie BFF. Heather. LB. JS. MK. DW. MW. LW. RR. AK-gym class, and to all the special times me and Kevin had Fondest memories 9 3 84, 6 86. “Timon Dances . RRR. CRR, Putt Putt and the rides out to SB to see AM. DC. and DKs party. Sleep overs at TKs. Car Liqs! Pet peeves: TB and Libraries! Thanks Mom Dad for everything RICHARD KINGSTON: Never forget all my friends including Jeff J. Clark, Erik, Doug. Bruce, Gary, Jeff L. Keith, especially those times with Tammy (your welcome) • The Spanish Gang, and all those trips. Sangria. Hey you’re pretty. Got 33 cents kid. Blues Brothers, Soccer. Track 86. Young life. Wales Dances. Camp Champion 86. Grimley. coaching, 1000 Islands. Thanx Mom. Dad. and family, I love you all ! VALARIE KOSZUTA: Never forget wonderful memories with Robert Ponosny and the future yet to be. Always remember good times with Ace, Fox. CE. RK. KJ Piggy and Lead will always be a remembrance not worth remembering. Puppy chow and sick puppy will always be well remembered with Lynelle Carrie Funny times 1st per w Dave B ROB KOWALSKI: Never forget all the good times with Chris. John. Joe. the Bird , and Brt-Guy Also, all the friends I've made (and kept) over the past years. Special thanks to LN for getting me through homeroom, to D A R . I’ll always remember the good times we had together. Thanks. To my parents, thank you for always being there for anything, I couldn't have made it without you. MICHAEL KRAUSE: Awesome High School was great! Life will never be the same without homeroom and all my friends - John. Jeff. Eric, JK. and Rich, Quebec 85 was the best The K Party capped off a great year. Colleen and Don were the best friends anyone could ask for. To all my friends: DB. CB, PJ. JN, JK. LJ. and more good luck. Thanx Mom Dad New Years Eve 85 will live forever Future plans: live with Kit Kat in a candycane mansion. MARK KRAWCZYK: Best of luck to closest friends: (sis) CK. CC. KM, the Vigilants. RM (AA). KJ. SW. KP RR. HD. MB. EK. KS. JS. BJ. DTR 6 13. New Years Annuals. 8 30 (Bedeko Creek; KMC2TEK) MSBS. backwoods and pancakes Pet peeves: CT (woof woof). 2 faced losers 2 no personalities, know it alls, and this place. Words to live by. We leave all suckers in the dust, those dumb Ms can’t mess with us (KMC2) KEVIN KROLL: Never forget: Mike. Paul, John. Chris. Dave. Steph. PB. BC. CC. JG. JK, JV. MS. Homecoming 87 w Joe Fondest memories Friday Morns w the Ag Boys”, and The Bliss boys.” Future plans: someday own a dairy farm in Warsaw. NY Fav Teachers Mr Lane. Mr Steislinger. Mr Knowles. Pet peeves Mr Lanes notes. You dumb farmer , and people who act they know it all Finally people who drive Fords CHRISTINE KRUPSKI: I will always remember my close friends esp Vikki, Jen. Jackie. FS, Patty, ND. Beth, and all the other friends I've made these past 4 yrs. Thanx guys for the laughs (Patty and her funny ways), the endless adventures, late nite talks, shopping 'sprees', the Rasher, movies, the park, S.S., and the rest, cruising, concerts, b l.u.. a special friend and the tears shed, little china and the Fat Boys, the late nite caller, g.f.g.. and having fun Thanx Mom and Dad! JUSTIN KUBIAK: Will never forget EK. JJ. MD. JS. MG. or any of those who made the past years more bearable. Will always remember my friendship with Jeff Johnson. My best friend Thanks Memories: Accent, twiceknight, frogs, the infamous multi chin. SHUT UP! , and EK’s locker. Fav sayings I ask for so little and receive so much less” Thanks Mom Dad! I guess you had to be there I was It's been real JOSEPH KUNICK: BBCG - we did and got it all together Thanks Fry Doobs Always remember Fish Hill, Cemetary on Hallo. BB in the Aud, COs mailbox. New Years Eve 85. Goodleburg. Jerry's PP. thanx Jerry. Summer of 86. Legion Action, KL N Falls. DW CNE tower. GH HomeCom 86. Monte Power, mmobile. Thanks to all my teachers, coaches friends especially Mom Dad I couldn’t have done It without you! DEBI LAMENDOLA- Will never forget times spent w Joelle. Laura. Pam. Heather. Beeb. Shannon. Jessie. Patty. MaryAnn. Janan, Kris, Bon. Andy Thanx guys I love u! Will esp rem parties. The Moose, sherkston. the barn, stripamama, HC 85. Sum 86. foodwars. laughing, bus rides, esp to sectnls • track 86! Special memories of Brad Thanx to everyone I'll miss u all! Psyche' Pt Pvs Having to go to the bathroom snowbanks Fav. S Mama shnig. animal! Chinese firedrill! LAURA LANE-1 will never forget Matt. Tammy, Jeremy. Jenny. Carolyn. Amy. Melissa. John. Neil, and the fun times spent Fondest memories are of the fair Future plans to own a Jersey Farm Thanks Mom. Dad. Matt, and Bert for all your help and support JOHN LARSON-I would like to thank the people who have made the past 4 years bearable You know who you are Glass Exit was a trip esp Jeff and Barbie Kim. thanks for ail the love and understanding. I’m the one that's got to die when it's time for me to die. so let me live my life the way I want to -Jimi Hendridx All musicians without feelings should stick to being boring people TR don’t forget to ride on. VIKK1 ELIZABETH LEE-! will never forget my friends at EA and ICS Karla. Jackie, esp Thomas Heidi. Tim W Spec Olym Derwee Lilian-Gow, Brad IWALY! Gwen talks till 4 Peach Bartle. Labor D Eve KK Summer 86 Patty X mas, b day. band trips Marcie ZOOM. Beth Dave The Outfield. Jr Dance BD RK Limo Chris U are the best' Tam Homecoming 85? 86! EA Pasq Meeting Gowan. INXS! All the concerts Mom I love you Read between the lines. (Refer to by lines) AMY LERNER-The past 4 years have been great I'll never forget all the good times at BC and the bridge, the water wars with BN. JV. and DW in math, the huge water wars with everyone, and OZ getting stuck in the girls lav I had fun partying with DD. OZ. KD. TW. RW. and PC Had much fun with my friends MJ. SB. PG. PW. cnt. and EL My love to my family who helped me thru all the bad times Maggie loves Orfis! CHERYL LEWINSKI-Well it's finally over' I’ll never forget my best friends Caryn. Patti. J9. JF. DD-dancing Wild times AZ. KB. the mud. Arch's signs, wrestling, tennis-doughnuts cider, parties. Halloween, playing JC Fred, and long talks Future plans to become a scientist?! Pet peeves fat people big chests' Michael S You re special! Mom, Dad. Barb. Tom; I love you ail and will never forget all you've done for me! JEFF LEWIS-Thanks to all the people that helped me make the past 4 years 4 of my best I'll never forget KH. GB. BF. CC. JL. MW. BW. PC. JC. SS. KP. DWR. and everyone else Guys don't forget Bve Bye Robbie . Easy day''. Lewis, give me the computer . Key . Special Ed . It's a take . “South Wales Pet peeves Beaker I’ll never forget Lee and Spirit and I give special thanks to my mother for supporting my music JULIANNE LEWKE-Will always remember special times w LB. RR. Jr. TB. and all the rest. HC 85. 86, tripping up stairs, brown let . Guido, orange juice can curlers, summer 85. 86. Darien Mr Mr w L WC.PS. Fla 85. cruizm partin' w RG, DB. cheerlead.ng Jungle Love Jessie now Jerome . Nice Pooper'” trying shot put disc I love u guys' Pet peeves Rah zoo. DK. Thumbs up!” I love u Mom. Dad. Suzy DENISE LEZYNSKI-Will never forget Paula my B F + all the fun we had esp shop PA. baskin. Chau '84. '85. camp. LT’s. Inferno, etc all my buds esp Lisa. Ang. TR. WM. lafs w Tam FH buds esp Mar’ dance '86 2 many close encounts w CT's Spec thanx to Brylinski family 4 everything you've done 4 me. Ma + Pa thanx 4 all you’re support it wasn't easy but I luv ya' Pet Peeve: harassment MN. IW. JG. PM SCOTT LINDHARDT-Will always remember great times at ICS Too bad so much was wasted. Never forget monumental RUSH concerts, awesome snowmobiling. 4x4 s. mighty Darien Lake, mindwarping humor. Ali Baba. Monty Python, P.C, T.Z. M M. G.R, D S, S S. C C. D W. ETC Your arms off No it isn't If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice Thanx Mom. Dad. and others for everything. KRISTIN LITTLE-Will always remember FH w MMIr7. sccr. CRASH , sky pep as semb . Prom 86. HC 86. opengates. bluebirds. Montreal elevators. Q'bec. DC. Yoda Fr 1 4. DWR and cbnd . ER you owe us. times w TB and the new us (it was worth it), corrupting Dorian. CMB thanx for waking up (LU4E). Stroheman Family Adventures PP’s jealousy. Math Thanx Dad. Mom. Meg and Beeb for everything. Love Ya! CARRIE LORENZ: Will never forget Ace. Spike. BB. KJ. SF. and DG Thanks for all the great times Will always remember Piggy. The Dance , ductility. Fox. Puppychow. Carl, sick puppies. Mr X. and yummies Also buttering buns, starting rumors w.th KP. Mr B's rolls, and distractions with Mrs S The check's in the mail' Many thanks to all those who gave help and support to make it all easier. B Let's go! SHERRY LUTGEN: To my friends and family who have helped me through tough times and for all the good times Bonfire 86 with RC. HR w Mr B who I owe many more thanks to then I can say. 4 H trips with LS. and DB. Teen Council Thanks to Mr Bowen. I do believe that I'm able to write. Will never forget Jess. Dawn. Lisa. Jeff. Bill, and Russ Oh hey guys. LC sil vous Plait! . Russ, me thinks - NOT! CINDY MAJEWSKI: How beautiful is youth! How bright it gleams with its illusions, aspirations, dreams! Book of beginnings, story without end. each maid a heroine, and each man a friend! Aladdins Lamp, and Fortunatus' Purse, that holds the treasurers of the universe' Longfellow Remember always MJ. JM, RK. KR. KD. LW, BS. JT Best times: Summer 85 with the gang partying with my friends PATTI MARIACHER: Never forget Times spent with Tom 5 yrs from 6 8 81 All of my B Frnds Amy. Cryn. Deb. Brb. Mndy, Ben. Ang, Jhn Jat. Chyl.. Fla. AZ. NYC. sftball. golf, sking nude, parties at 2621 G Road, parties in WS thanx family. Pet peeve Pat shut your window . Goal Get rich off a small white ball Moral of the story. Dont be denied. KIMBERLY MARKOWSKI: I'll never forget all the shallow droids I’ve had the joy of meeting here. Wait a minute, I just did UBIo A Face Heidi, didn t you kill Roberta? 1 m mad. but I've got a nice watch. She ra your home is my home Always remember Woodstock 69. Shannon and Heidi here’s to future days and fiestas yet to come. Same as it ever was. hey look where my hand was See you in court. BOB MAZUR: Will never forget Craig. Bry. Bob. Bn. skiing. Vermont, a Mercy Right Celebrity. Dances Always remember The Shack , late night commando missions (varied nature) position as The Supplier (Big Battling Bob )” Nicole- I’ll remember everything (Love You) The Summer of 86 was fun painful. Love and Laughs to all my friends GB Mom and Dad SHANNON S. McGRATH: Up down turn around please don't let me hit the ground, tonight I think I’ll walk along and find myself a psycho-home Ed and Sven are locked in my bathroom and won't come out Heidi and Kim. can’t you afford to buy your own jackets? Whatever's convenient for you Meg Everybody had matching towels. It's time to enter the real world and find some real people Same as it ever was Adios HEIDI A. MELANCON: Three specialty Rollypolly Narrow streets breed narrow minds Elmwood Ave. Green Rm. Dancing. Shera Kim gonna be allright Therapy time Redeem yourself Hold on tighter you’ll find freedom My Suejan is real. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery Farewell hell The great leveler or the great escape We're on a road to nowhere. TAMMY METZGER: Will always remember Jen. Calla. Chris. Tam. Laura. Steph. Carolyn, and the Ag guys Fondest memories time spent w Chris. 3 wheelin w LL DW. FFA convention In Alfred Summer 86 cruising in my 4 4 and dancing in the barn w Jen talks 20 20 S W C. w Calla. and wedding 6 20 86. Special thanks to all my friends and especially Mom and Dad for the greatest times of my life! ILY PATRICK JAMES MEYER: Good times, bad times, remember all the high times. Bikes are cool but don’t fall of 9 2 85. Brthday bashes, end of the yr parties, gimping through the halls Metal Rules . The Crew . AB. C C. MJ. CG. MK. KA. see ya at the parties Thanks to all that helped me through my suffering H 'You know me. evil eye. 1 know you prepare to get high ROSS CARL MILLER: Always remember Vtgilants esp KJ. KP. SW. car parties. Friday Mornings, night parties w MK. the wars. Scott O’B. the years of working out Thanks to Seniors 55 JILL NEUBAUER: Never forget: CW. KS. JW. LK. JG. and my Alden friends Thanks 2 my best friend BS (we made It!) and 2 TB. all the talks after our games. I ESP want 2 thank Bobby 4 all the special times and thanks 4 being there. ILY! 2 JS KP; Good Luck! Also Darien 84 86, Halloween 85, 1 24 86 Thanks 4 putting up w me, Mom. Dad, and of course Sun Si (also Mom Dad Z) I LOVE YA ALL! JIM NEWMAN: Will always remember good times w DH, MF. EB. SW. BB, and esp Jeff N Joe K and all other friends at ICS. Never forget Video Dance. Fish Hill. Track. Basketball. Howe 85-86, Jobos and snagging b. balls and refreshments Like to forget Math 84-87, Skips party and the mailbox murder. The BBCG strikes again. Favorite saying: Mmmm. Future plans to go to college and do something Thank you coaches, teachers, and especially Mom and Dad for all your help TANYA NICOLOFF: Will never forget B Frs Rob Tam. BB. LR. AC. SD. JG. LR. MK, CG. Very sp times w John all he’s done for me Great times at Rob’s, food-a-thon, film fest. CF 85. doorbells. Riccardo. commando, cemetaries. frozen Falls. Rocky IV. Berlin Body Shop. Prom 86. concussions, kitchen fires. Tam's finesse, long walks, shopping carts. James Brown. Pet peeves wisdom teeth pain. Nothing beats the Sant St Sub! SHELIA J. NOWAK: Will never forget Jill. Renee, Deanna. James. Joe. Les, Tim. Mike E and Rob. Kris always remember: PBW. ‘ Wisconsin ”. Excellent. The K’s. Finch. 18. Lake Darien. PAUL CYR. WDG. Keith, hockey games and MJF Jeff don't forget Beaker, labs, or TK and the water bottle fights he started 4 13 85 Crazy For You Quebec 84 85 Thanks to Mr Radder and Mrs Reardon Ma Dad and everyone else. Special thanks to the Elders for all they’ve done. Love You All. To April - No matter what happens you know I'll always love you kid Future plans USMC Fondest mem: April and all the times we shared, and the gang PPs: steriods, conscientious objectors. E Aurora P.J. MINICH: Will never forget Renee. I love you Also, the Beast. Goulash, colors clash, the Killer whale. Cabin. SGB Room. CCountry and Track Fondest memories RK. GF. CB. MK. RA. RH. MH. BS Wing wing washout. Seminars. Utah. KB Thanks PT. SB. JL. BR. WHR. Pet peeves: long relationships and negative attitudes. Future plans: to own a small South American country and make It a ski resort Thanks Mom. Dad. Matt, and Jill. JILL MOHR: Will never forget special friends: KR. MR. SB. CR. RG, and especially Andrea-The best friend ever! - PB ice cream, long talks, “cat your meatballs! and rowboats. Montreal and Weebles! Will always remember special campers and Summer 86 w TR. Thanx Mom. Dad. and Mike • 1 Love You! CARMEN MORERA: I will never forget this year I think this is one of the best years in my life. I have met alot of people, and all are really nice. I can’t believe all this is happening to me. Thanks for everything I like to say all of you are really funny. Tennis team You can do better next year. MIKE MUCCI: Won't forget pepper. Zen. Mav. DW. opening days with GR. DS. KD. and all the low budget films. Will miss Karate with Bill Adams and all the other senseis Future plans To work at I L.M and make awesome S.P.F.X. Final thought: “Wanderers Live Forever Thanx Mom Dad for being there. I Love You CHUCK MULLINS: Will never forget talks w Chaz and Kath about the future, the best times in the world raising hell at DL with Whoj, Scott, and Hoss, Genessee Holding Center, talks w Carrie, suicidal nights w KS and my E Ave buddy MB. missions w Milo, all the time spent across the street with TB TN and KS. nose surgery. Future plans: Flight, play some more hockey, kill the Kurdzel brothers. Yeah it is a nice country kid JENNIFER MUNN: Will always remember friends, especially Laura and Tammy Fondest memories are of Florida 85 (both times), ZZ Top. Raft Race 86. dances (4-25-86). A.L.S.. 8- 8-86, camping, str. schn.. Bells. Bri. TC. and Matt P Peeves People who put down farmers and people who boss other people around. Thanks Mom and Dad and Thanks God. GCC watchout here we come! JEFF NAGEL: Always remember- Joe Jim; thanx guys. BBCG. Higs, Mike, CT Big Smile, CC. Weaves. SW. GH. LS, TC. SN. KN. RR, and anyone else I forgot Germany. Fish Hill, 400 flying. Mmm, Our screamerman Jerry. Jobos. breaking in the Z. reflectors, footprints on the ceiling. Monte power. Doobies Dodge: sleeps 10. A special thanx to my family: I couldn’t have done it without you MARK NAGEL: Brad, what can we say, Summer 86 best yet. thanx Mom 2 Remember JG. JL. TR. TR. LG. Buschmen.Buschmobile. mailboxes, going Punk. Old Time R R. You’re never too good to drink cheap beer. Pet Peeves: Fat chicks. Spinsters. Girls that need respect, and first timers. Future Plans Guest on D Letterman and Head for the Mountains with JG. Thanx to ANGUS and SID VICIOUS. I Love ya Guys! REBECCA NAGY: Iroquois will always hold a lot of memories. All the good times with Aimee. CK. JV. DW, JA. KP. JS. RB, CT. DS. SN. and JH . . I’ll never forget CW and JF LENORE NAHS: The EF The Banana Hedda Rugs The Cow Kill Her Barn Parties Deb's house What do u want me 2 do woman? Bob G attacks Amy C tn Hamlin Commandos sleep outs w Nan Best Friends - PD HS JF SD LC DL MK LB AC LR MC MS Rob K Love Ya always. AP MM Love ya both Hymie homina homina. SM in HMRM The EA gang. Pet peeves: Frshmn 2 faced friends. Thanx Mom Dad. I want 2 B 4 Ever Young. KRISTEN NUWER: Remember Dances. DC, Hockey, triangle, shows. Spain, PBW. 18. 9. Finch, — , GGSBPC. 4. G, Tybalt, etc GYR Rules' Urn did someone say Geek?!? Hotrod Harriet. Halloween Party 85. friends. Romans, countrymen, thanx much. To all the people who should be mentioned here, love you all Don’t forget the smiles and tears, hopes, and fears Be good and have a sticker! CHRIS O'HERN: I'll never forget T Reis and OD and all the Heavy partying done in the fort and Before School!! Also, track season 86 which includes beating them (Bleeps) Clarence! Of course I can’t forget Green-piece and the That squad Extra special thanks to Coach Friz for being a helluva coach, teacher, and friend. Favorite pasttime Trying and succeeding at getting the BEST OF BOTH WORLDS REBECCA OTT: I’ll always remember the foursome; stolen cars watching Cosby 24 hrs straight our men! I’ll never frget scenes behind the roller rink, camp w Snap especially Jan 86 w Ken Your loss GDC. RW KS! I.L.Y Mark'. Thanx BM for the dreams'. Jo. I L Y.. thanx for all the laughs and the tears! Goals MEN MEN MEN! LC NO SF's, but someday a CF! Thanx Mom and Dad. I Love You! JENNIFER PERKINS: ! will never forget my friends LL Laura Jen Mrs P Pat Missy Rooster. Thanks for your love and support Will remember Ghostbusters all hens. labs. Sh V Frisbee Europe 83. Texas 84. sewing I love you Mom Dad family. Thanks for being there for me all the times that I needed you! Special thanks to the Tidy Bowl Man I Love You. too! I miss you! Who’s Mom? Favorite saying: It’s got to get better!? KEVIN PETRINEC: Will always remember the Vigilants RM. KJ. SW. all the parties w them MK the wars, movies. Friday Morning car parties MW. being chased all night, times spent teasing TS Pet peeves geeks. EA. DLR AMY PF1STER: Will always remember Prom 86 w Mark, Angela and the U Turn. PJ Bottoms w Krazman, EB, Mrs M. MB Golf, ski club. Patti Pine St.. 4-24-86, Fla 85 w HK the rock Bob Seger w JB. Good luck Ej Thanks Mom Dad for all your love support. STEPHANIE PIERCE: Want to remember EG. TB. CW. TP. KV. BB. and esp my best friend Judy. You were always there! F F Fla 85. nurses office. 7 8 per. susp FH 83. 84. 86. Fran's Van. Dec 24, 86. Oct. 11. 86 ILY Fran' Future plans: leave Iroquois, get married. Pet peeves: busy signals, people not understanding. Thanx Gretchen and Miss Millar. I love you Mom and Dad. Thanx! PAUL PITKIN: Never forget all the friends that I have made at Iroquois. Fondest memories were spent with Kevin. Steph. Ween. KT. SS. DG. PR. TS. JB. JV. ST. JS. AR. SC. Never forget Friday morning with the boys, the jamborees. VH 86. 1 thank Mr Lane for putting up with me for 4 yrs. Pet peeves: The girls in this school that are teases and people who drive Fords. Future plans: to drive a chevy and move to Fla and become a beach bum NORMAN POST: I like to thank Laurie M for her encouragement Always remember Sally. Keith. PY. ST. LW. CC. JR. SB never dies Good times in the RR. campsite park Future plans: getting married, raise a family, and eventually settling in Florida, owning a mechanic shop. Never forget the dynamic trio in Sweets room, skipping out. suspension, and detention. It's great to be free after four years of torment WAYNE PRUSKI: Will always remember best friends Dennis Al. Tony. Esp Lynn Thank You' Easter 83. 9 28 84 NY’s Eve 84-85 the Switch, champagne, I'll never forget you Carolyn. 6 mo w Sher K 'chicken', Randy, Craig, John, Dave. Paul. Robyn. Bill. Pete Boces Crew Parties at the apartment w Larry Donna. JNC, Mlchelob. my family Thank you Mom Dad for everything. Will always regret foolish dys esp 1st half of 11 gr Future plans: Moog, Iroc, Ex Apt. Good luck to (almost) everybody. W.A.D.! 56 Seniors KIMBERLY ANN PUCKETT: To those those stuck with me: BG. JN. AH. JW. TK. Mr Lane, my sister, the Ag boys, and all the rest • Thanx! I will always remember the Fort, Prom 86. Days Inn. G rated movies, pictures, ditching the Aspen, and all the other great times l ve spent with Jerry. Jerry, you've shown me more love and kindness than any other person I could never live without you. I love you Baby Bear LYNN RATAJCZAK: Always remember special friends I've made esp Wayne, Pam, Jeff. Al, Denush. Tom. Joelle. TN, JH. JC. MK. JJ. TW. BB, GB, AG esp my bsts buds Robyn CarelLU’s. thanx for caring! Nvr 4get rmps w Robi. wknds. early mrngs. Long walks home, priv parties esp 1 l 10 6:30sorry Gill. Buff at 4am. Sum '86 w AM H. Beach w PL, He 86. Switz, talks w Crash DP, 'Rat', window, bubbles. 12 17 82, NYEve Ger Bear Special thanks to Lisa. Dad. Kathy, esp my Mom • I Love You. TOM RATH: Thanks to all faculty members who helped me conform to acceptable social behavior. Thanks to Iroquois for teaching me alot about life and the hypocritical society we live in. I now have an Idea as to whats important to me. Grades? Yea right Could this life be hell? You never know I lost reality long ago. now I live In a horror show Thanks for everything Trac We tried. Hang loose, don't conform, ride on. JOHN RATKA JR.: Boces bus 110, NP. LW. RP. KB. Triumph concert kicked. Boobo is boring, garbage cans. Soper’s sub. and last period Rat JENNIFER REINARD: Will never forget the special times with Dale 3 7 86, also with Sliezl. Deb. LB. JW. and all others in HS OP • 3 day misery. MT and PT. The Falls. Freshmen hunts. Michigan “Big Mike Burmmgham. Times at Spit. Summer 85. and the creek (w TM and CC and Sllez) Favorite saying Hey homely! Thanks Mom and Dad Love FU2. LISA REINHARDT: ' Rhino will always remember good times spent w Sherry, Natalie. Amy, Michele. Va Beach w Nat Never forget Power Station w Robyn Michele Never forget 9 1 86 7 21 84 w Sherry Thanx to all my friends for always being there, especially my Mom Dad I Love You Always remember camping in the woods BANANAS' Snowball fights w the closet critters will always last, and last but not least Parties! RICHARD RELING: Will never forget JK. JN. Higs. Dubes. Funk Remember we get all the mmm Will never forget JJ all the great times Will always remember Homecoming 86 the Sweet heart dance w Linda all the other special times w her Won't forget Mark K. Kev, Rambo. Steve and Ruch's class Hey JJ How are the cow's doing? Why is your hair red? Pet peeves curfews, hangovers, warm beer. short people Mom Dad 1 Love You. KAREN ROLL: Remember good times w Patty. Shelly. Gale. LB. Reba, Missy. 1st per Melba. Montreal I have a gun. DC • marathon w Steve. Mel. EA. Trees, laces w rope. sax buds. Norwegian man. Adams, nvr frgt red army w Denise. Renee. Sponge. De. Linda. Lori - Jills, soggy rahs. Thanx Mr R and Vick, are we having fun yet. Mr D I luv ya. grad parties, musicals, golf and Otto’s, Good luck to all • Thanx Mom and Dad THOMAS ROMAGNUOLO: Will never forget all the friends I have made esp the old gang • DOF. The Buschmen. and my best friend Mark. Daytona 86 w RA, TF, and DG Coors Buff State bars with OB. concerts, parties, beer balls. Soccer w John. all the girls I've known. Pet peeves wasted love He’s just a friend Mom and Dad - I love you and couldn’t have done it without you ALBERT ROMANCHUK JR. To all my friends, never forget all the good times Always remember BS. MR. PP. LW. AH. ST. RR. JR. DC. BW. MS. JK . esp JV and WAR and all my other friends. Good times at Boces and Vlca Hope to be successful in Electronics. So school MELODYE ROSS: Great memories of ALL friends here at ICS. Esp Erica. Lisa. Jill. Kristin. Patty. Joelle. Pam. Karen R. Steve Brian Will never forget acct w Patty. trips to Quebec. Montreal Washington - with the marathon run Steve remember the tie up , fun in Band, the musicals. HC 85 Thanx Brian. HC 86 and my 16th Bday Thanx Mom. Dad. Sis. grandparents for everything • I Love You! CHRIS ROTH: Always remember John G. Jeff G. Joe K. Rob K. and Bri Guy Never forget the accident In the prkg lot with the Birds car. luv runs in the wagon, seing how fast the car ’will’ go. and the Big S . Fav saying Kick 'em in the Bird. I don’t like the smell, fresh, and Bird Pet peeves having Dyslexia. Grimaces, and working Future plans: to become a professional contractor Thanx alot Mom and Dad. because without your help none of this would be possible MATT ROW: 1 will never forget the good times spent with Beth and down by the creek All the stuff. BS. AL. and I got into. Times never forgotten Alabama. ZZ Top. The raft race, the Bills game. Jones and the false fire alarm Howie. Want a cookie? Best Friends: BS. Al. JM. LW. KK. PP. MS. JV. Pet peeves: Barf bags. Rm 222, waltie. Jones GARY RUSZCZYK: Will never forget good times w MM. SL. DS. TS. and Zen and Swtbby will live forever All Baba is the ultimate power Zortek. Psychedelic chicken, and Dt Schultz, who will win? Monty Python. Your arms off No it Isn't.” Crockett Tubbs. In my office”. Well Who are you? ooops It you move I strike, and if you don’t move. I strike. Future plans To go to college and become a star. NATALIE RUTKOWSKI: Will always remember the great times spent w Lisa. WA. Leprachany. RHINO. Crazy Amy. Pina Colada most of all. Musclehead-SS. Mr Bubble. Jaws. Xmas trees, camping 84. Homecoming 85. New Yrs Eve 86, Jr Prom 86-Amie Keep your pants on! , Ameoba Man whisker burn! Banana Peels, the booger, Eng 84 w LR, SH w L. A. S in closet! Special thanks to Mom. Dad. LAS • couldn't have done it without you! I love you! PPs: Homereckers eyeliner queen, duckbutt Fut plans: K A S Aug 1990. Spain TODD RYDZYNSKI: Will never forget all the people that made ICS memorable. Special thanks to Paul for putting up w me Will always remember: CYO gang, the barn , woogies. 12 22 82, snowmobiling. the chinamens . all the dances, everyone at Bells, the 8 ft snow drift, and Homecoming 86. Future plans include college, success, and $ Pet peeves: people who think their too good1 Mom and Dad • thank you for all you have done • You’re the greatest!! LARRY RYS: Life is a great journey in which you learn as you live. Most of all I've learned to take the good with the bad Sometimes more bad than good but you live on however you can Will always remember: Gar. Frank. Rick. Brad. C C, MJ. the shack. Chris. Jimmy. Mooch. Mike and especially Maria whom I will love forever HEATHER SAND1LANDS: Never forget: Pam Laura. Shan. Jes (the body) EF Laurie. Deb. Lenore • Thanx guys for always being there Mlke lLYUM. We R 4 ever PB concerts, sophomore crew (esp Andy). Deb's party, pch schnapps, strlpamania. baby bttls. chairlifts. JFbam. EM-FTS, the key , the cat did it, carrot, banana, moose. Lenore don't die! PIP. hymle. lennie. Darien 86. TR • scrape sigh chool. Pet peeves pool covers, curfews, GB. BURP! BRIAN SCHIEMANT: Will never forget Taylor. Bud. Andi. Matt. Kroll. Fink. Julie. Gerry. Legs. Laura. O’Hern. Fran. Big Al. Leaf loving Schmitty. Alabama. AC DC. Shine. Tammy. April, and Sue. Most memorable times: helium w Steve and Andi and the economics alcoholic Favorite saying: That's not my problem So long everyone, it's been real! BECKY SCHMIDT: Thanx 2 Rudy 4 showing me the way Never 4 get U. Cloe, Cherry. U really helped Always remember 4 18 86. your gross. Its my birthday ya know. Summer 86 it's OK I’m fine now the creek w KW. SW. RM. KJ. HD. EW. EG. GH. also the beach Thanx 2 JN 4 the best 4 yrs. also KS CW couldn't have made it alone. Future plans: Get rich and party. Pet peeves ICS Studs. D HS and all rules. Thanx ICS love ya. SCOTT SCHULTZ: Thanks SL. DS. GR. MM. CC.CS. DD for the fun we had hero at ICS. I’ll always remember the good-ol-days. I enjoyed my stay on the Rifle team with Mr M. BF. RR. KF. KG, KK. etc we experienced some special moments together l et’s go all the way” “Best of the best” DENISE SCHUTT: If only all the hands that reach could touch” Fondest memories are of time spent with Di. Rose. Becky, and Jen Thanks Judy, you've taught me alot We may never become what is expected or wanted of us: but we will always be something that no one else can ever be-ourselves . My thanks to ABBA. Judy. San. Dianne, and Carol Future plans: Going to Strong Memorial and SURVIVAL JAMIE SCIME: Will never forget: Wes. Bruce, Tom Rath. Mark. The Bird. Ross. Kevin. OOO. and the last of the Vigilants Joelle. tanks for all the talks we had. hope we keep in touch. Never forget lifting, and the good times spent in Allegheny w Bruce. Lets go for a ride to Salamanca! Also a special thanks to the teachers that make school interesting: Mr Laven, Mr Cronk. and Mr Sweet. CHRIS SOKAL: I would like to thank several of my peers who provided me with good times over the past four years. JW. TB. SS. DH. JN. JN. JK. RR. CO. The times at Iroquois have filled me with good memories. From the Varsity Basketball team to good times with friends I would also like to give special thanks to two important people. Mom and Dad Seniors 57 MICHELE SPONG: Will never 4get all the great times w the crew esp JP. talks w MC. KS. AC. LB. DB. DW. Weebs. LN • I luv ya! HC 85. 86. Sum 85 w MB. sneakm out, ring at 2. party at Vies, 2 w MH, Sum 86 w MH. park cheering nite games. JJ’s B-Club. flashin. 2 cases, hugs. Seger, 7 4 86 • Chell we made It home, and all the great times w special friends Thanx for making it great! I Love You Mom and Dad! FRANCOISE STEINHILBER: Well. HS is finally over and onto bigger and better things in life. I will always remember all the friends that I have made in the last 4 yrs. I will esp remember Jacquie, Todd. Mrs P. Jenny T. and many more' I'll also rem. SA and HC 84 w hlm even though we're not on speaking terms now PP: people who think they're better than others, snakes Goodbye ICS. it's been real. PS: I want to thank my parents for being there for me. I Love You both! WOUTER M TER STEEGE: Dear students, first I want to thank all of you who have made this a pleasant year Although this school is boring. I tried to have a good time. I had the best times between periods but the 5 minutes were too short to have Real fun The most amusing course was Spanish w Mrs Zabransky. Special thanks to Jessie. Shannon, and Amy Philips, the sharpest dressed girl in school. Love, Wouter. LISA STILES: I won't forget good times w Sherry. Dawn, and Jeff, Homecoming 86. “the aud”, lunch w Mr B. and AP w Mr Howell I'd like to extend a special thanx to Mr Ross Mr Staebell for their encouragememt and support - I appreciate it! Juniors: don't take AP Chem Physics together! Goodbye ICS bassoon. Future plans Eastman for music and Med Tech. “If you can dream it. you can live it! L.C.N! GERRY STROZE: Will never forget Tracy. Hey Joe. The Ripper. Moonlight Drive 86. CO. OD. LR. Las Vegas. Dec 17. 82. the window. New Years 85. JG. GB. BB 86. The Magic Bus, KB. Sal and Fairmont, the dreaded Orchard, and the animal. Special thanks to Ma and Pa Kettle for dragging me through the years ROBERT STURM: I will never forget Ted. John. Don. George. Ben. Tom. and Dave Thanx for all the talks TW. Lisa and all the great times spent together. I Love You!. Springbreak 86. “Do you guys like to GATW?”. Ted. “Buffy who? . Don. Did you FH?”. 1012-86. camping at Yogi Land! “The Buschmen Pet peeves: KK Party 84. palm trees. Rorida Police. McDonalds, toads Favorite saying: S the bed! DEBBIE SUCHOCKI: Will never forget fun times w Laurie, Fer Fer John. Niagara Falls. Resees pieces. Humpy Dumpty, Ml parties. Kennedy Rd. HHHour. Thanx lots Mom. Gram, Tams. Pammy. Mike I don't deserve u but can't resist your blue eyes! Couldn't have made it w out yrs of hug Brad I only wish Mark was w us. John. I'll always remember special times we've shared esp 1 2. 7 29 85. I still luv u. TAMMY SUCHY: Will never forget Jen, Erica, Debs. Vik, Ethel. Lisa. Colleen, dances. Spit. Homecoming 86. Ra 85, Quebec 84. Hawaii 86. smut notes (Trixie), being teased. Dan Buddy. Matt. Nathan. Bob. cruisin in the Pacer spider trap. Pasquales, Iron Kettle, supermarkets. ChiChis. bou problems, Taxi Cabs? PP's the bus. dirtbags. the in crowd, slow dances, green shoes. Fish Hill. Future plans: To become a physical therapist live in Fla. KARYN SUHR: Will cherish buddies old new. esp CAW. JK. BB. CG. BD. PT. DM. PT.ER. NYC w Becky Eric. “Babes . Guys . King”. Forum . much more to come! cast parties, farewell partys, hospitals, Fredonia w Amy Eric. Eric Arizona, Mr Bosten car accidents, past graduates, common wealth, thanks BS for everything. Failure, fame success lie in your own hands, you command your own destiny. Pet pev. pigs, seriousness! C W. Love ya! JENNIFER SZEWCZYK: Jennifer AJ Szewczyk Thanks to all my friends esp Laur, Gwen. DS CS. BK. LW. Jim Jack, etc Never forget times w AL, CK CT Thanks JS (LD). Pet peeve: Heavy Metal, groupies. bozers Lots of Love to Slam. Mode. NY to Paris FE. Football games, float parties, movies and you-know (KC) Does MY MOTH- ER know I act like this? Who cares? Were outta here' STEVE TAYLOR: Will never forget DOC. TR. BS. AH The parties in the tree fort, football games on rainy days, parties before concerts, the Boces bus. Senior Homecoming, partying before coming to school. most of all Friday night parties. I will never forget the good times I had at ICS and all my friends. CLAUDIA TURNER: Fondest memories are of times spent w best friend Debbie. Sara. Linda, bus 84 KN. DW. KMck. JF, LM. PK. Clint: I miss you TTianx Ronnie. Rog, Aggie. HoJo. Kid, Mex. Saxy rest good luck Never frgt Ray Darling, potatoes w Sue; times w JS, DG. SL. CS. MW. talks w Mr K. Mr Sweet. Thanx family for love And to all: stay gold. Goodbye, farewell. Amen JACK TWICHELL: Will always recall The real friends; esp Jim. TR, BB. BS. MN. IW, GA. PD. Beeb, HS. Laur playing ICS football Twitch Summer of 86 wrkouts. Capt. Kidd's, shopping w JH, PtBlonde Nite, TLT • mem of Pariss. bon et mal. 6 22 86 • HC 86 - Fam vac; Fla beaches the West • great X w JP. 2 PJ Fut plans To become a wealthy Bostonian Last words Never look back cuz the best is yet to come. JOELLE VACANTI: Nvr forget DL. KW. LB. EA. LC. LG. Mal. Cher. GA. Beeb. JB. LN. KK. PP. AI. JS. TF. How. Ed. EB. SD. MP. LD. MF. DB. Bry - Luv U. cancer, babytalk. FRENCH, bus rides. The Wall. Sure. Cheapoo. 123 blew it. Deb's party. Heaths, all nighters, drive-in, best times wlks. Prom 86 CW, HC 85. 86 PF. cuz Jam. Fran. Rob. esp Stephchee T. sis Denean-MaryKay PP: fake friends, people that don’t care. Special thanx to Mom for being there for me Dad too. I LUV U. CAROLYN VOGEL: Always remember all my friends through the years esp Sue. Kevin. DW. LL. TM. LW. JR. I thank my Mom Dad for everything they have done for me Pet Peeves' Green! Favorite saying: But Well I don’t know!? BRAD WALKER: Will never forget Mark. D and Dad. BS. C C. AH. M M. DE. Pooch, KD. MARD. GS. MW. BF. SW. BS. LW. M A. legs, the Spodes Gang. Delta 9, the cottage, cabin parties, the Custom Cruiser. Qmmie some Motorhead, banners. AC DC backstage, concerts. Zaks Parties For long you live and high you fly. And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry. And all you touch and all you see, Is all your life will ever be MARK WALNICKI: Things I will never forget The Spirit Experience Captain Trips, late nights, street lights, anyone I've ever known, parties in general, slight paranoia coupled w schizophrenia. sgt. pepper, blue skies, experiences in general planes flames, that damn clock, the bands. The Donmobile, Music in general, my private hell, the beautiful not so beautiful people There's always a party going on somewhere KAREN WALSH: Will never forget good friends BB. DZ. PF. SF. VK. SG. JH esp JV Thanks for eveything! Won't forget 1, 2, 3. R and J. I blew it! tennis and the whole gang, baby talk, home room chats w DZ. English with JV • never would hve made it without you. Future plans are to go to college and pursue my dreams. Thank for the help Al. thanks for being there sis. love you Mom and Dad DUANE WARCHOCKI: I’ll will never forget the good times with Scott and his crew, Mike, Brian. Doug. John. Mark. Phib. Al. Murray. Denise, Laura, and Chryl Also Parties, concerts. Van Halen. Neil Young. H20 wars in Beaker's Class, unreal weekends 4 12 84. 5 1 86. Pet peeves labs. Monday mornings. English classes, and slow bus drivers Will also remember lost labs. Scott’s watch, and long burnouts in Buffalo LISA WARNER: Will always remember Nabaliba, Dawn. Lisa. Jessica JW Downtown Brown. Matt L. Missy. Ron. the Springbrook gang, and the good times in RR. thanks everyone. I'll never forget 9 20 86 in the firehall w Bill I Love You1 Thanks Mom and Dad and esp Thanks to my sister couldn't have done it without you guys PP RG. CB. BG and people who think they're too good Good bye everyone. JASON WASKOW: Never forget Ang, Patti. Caryn. Barb. Bob. Missy, and all the fun we had. esp John Ben and all the people that took our abuse Watkins Glen! Losing weight, getting causht on the ATC. mud riding. Western. Firemans Work I didn't do it. did you? Future Plans to make money. The future's uncertain and the end is always near J D M Thanks Mom and Dad! STEVEN WATERMAN: I will always remember the great times spent w the Vigilants Ross. KJ. KP. also partying with MK Special thanks to Mom and Dad for getting me through the years Special times parties in parking lot. Friday mornings. Breakfast Club. Pet peeves: locked lavs. EA scum, and standing on the side of the football field CHRISTA WEBER: Always remember KS camp Thanks 4 being there JW Prince? Nvr forget BS. JN. TB. MR • thanks musicals CDM's, the loft w KS BS. chorus. 58 Seniors TED WOOD: I will always remember the girls in my life, best fnends. weekends. Here’s 2 U. Bob. John. Don. Dave Who. TR. CD. BG. ’The Buschmen'. lifting talks w John. Springbreak 86 “Do you guys go all TW? . my life 2 the Busch God Jim. Deb 86 PP Dirtbags beautiful girls (They Always Smash The Picture) C. Rollo Thanx 4 everything. Always remember- Love isn’t love until it’s passed! Hoy! JOYCE WROBLEWSKI: Will always remember Bandit 2 the Bear Necessities, the Animals. SKC. SL. DG. LG. PA. Hrm w LW. NR. DW. EW. LW. all my friends Also Mr Sabo (4-27). Mr Radder (M3), toga party. Raspberry, cruisin’, summer 86 esp concerts (Heart. Priest. V Halen. D L Roth), car races. Dar’s camping trip Special thanks to Paula Beth for being great friends DAWN WURTS: I will never forget all of my best friends esp Krazy. Nat. Lisa. Brenda. Joyce, and the soccer gang. Fondest memories snowmobile races. Bill and Lisa S. Nat •nice material’’ Lisa and Nat. Genesee for Krazy Pet peeves people who think they know everything Future plans: Go in to the Air Force and be happy Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. DONNA ZIEGLER: Will never forget BL. KW. JM. and all the many other good friends made here Will also remember all the fun times in track (esp Junior yr) Special thanks to CT. BB. SS . and TP for standing on the blocks SD cops. the stairs in EA. merry Xmas! trip to FP. Montreal. WDC, Rod’s truck in EA. the stable apt. the roof. O D bathroom run. the tree DL. hospitals, fall play waiting 4 Rod KHs car. Pet peeves scumbags fat juniors w dark hair Than 2 all esp Ma. Pa. Karyn. Rod I luv all of you! ETHEL WEDGWOOD: Will never forget Kari. Tammy. Becky, Joyce, and Lisa and all the great fun we had Always remember. “Trixie and the snausages ”. Homecoming 85. 86. the Summer of 86 and the beach. “It’s OK. I'm fine now' , the creek Never forget Fla at Xmas w Lisa, Hugger hunting, w c's. accounting class, cherry pop tarts and 1st per in Lib 85 86 Pet peeves Marines. SH In the Aud. cars that don’t run. and the Vigilants Future plans get rich' WENDY WEINMAN: I will always remember the years at Iroquois Best times spent w Nick. 3 15 85 I'll love him forever! Will never forget 3 9 85. JB’s party. Winter 85 86 Snowmen in the park. Shelly BFF. the Boces Gang Winter. Precious. Dee Luscious (The fearless foursome) Pet peeves I urch. Mac. Boces theives. nosey people Future plans Marry Nick open a salon DENISE WESOLOWSKI: Always treasure times w Mark June 19. Watkins Glen. HC. Chicago. JP Never 4get Renee KR DB LB MS JL the Dr Always mi amor the CN. my fizix lab partner, rhythmic challenge, champs, raindancing in the moat. Mr R Vick. R we having fun yet. the drag, playing w the boys. Fred 4 a day. Simon LeGree. “Wean it won’t stop Mom Dad I love u both Thanx 4 always being there U guys R great' DAN WHALEN: I will always remember the good times w Gary. Rob. Bob. Jeff. Sham. Chris. Donna. Bro Jim. parties at sis's college Never forget Homecoming 86. Chemistry w the 3 D’s and King Karl. Good times in Renee's class, trips to EA with the Kuz. camper raid Favorite sayings What are you messed? Gober Thanx Ma JACQUELINE WIELAND: thanks to Tam 4 being my best friend 4 being there Remenu-ber 4 15 86. riding w Ryan 2 16 86. Ch. Chis. Depew Crew. Naw'. parties (Xmas 16th) N Falls. Quebec. Tx. Fla 86. movies . Ethan hunting. Prince. VH. beau?, c rally 86. RK. MF. BB. MM. CW. KS. JD. AL. DZ. ML Jon. Mom Dad Thanx for your help support I love you' Bri Guy WhoooP Dave, can we have 8 cokes? Future plans college • to party w the best! LAURA WILLIAMS Will never forget my friends esp Jennifer Fla 85. ZZ Top. Dead 86 parties. Brian. CM. BW JG. MR. LG. SB. Berme. Strykersville crew. DL. Raft Race 85. Don’t be afraid to care, leave but don't leave me Look around choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly. and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be GCC watchout here we come' IAN WILSON: Will never forget skiing, skating; OP gang Craig. Bill. Jeff. Scott. 1500 long words for Ray. C C guys, zoning; wigging; Blackflag. Seger. W B G, OLF. Matt. Germany; Woods. Strum. Skiis Who Pet peeves KC. Rangers. All you people reading this that don’t even know me You can fool some of the people all of the time Thank you very much Mom Dad SCOTT WLODARCZAK: Stank What Up? Sugarbush Moguls wow. Joe what a furry seat Dubes, it’s a 30 pounder Mallox Chug LG. JR are you CSB’s? MAK qu.t laughing Larry, get out of the mud Golf shot! Weave give up Tennis I smell Dontos All the worlds a stage ICS Rules. Seniors 59 pTfTtWRS Melinda Weiglien Mary Radich Sue Wollen Chris Tyler Ethan Bosch Jenny Colern President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Delegate Delegate 62 Juniors Doug Airth Bob Armaly Amy Astri Jim Abbotoy Kevin Achatz Kary Battaglia Josh Blair Mary Ellen Bader Paul Baiocco Jenny Balon Kathy Bansmer Jill Barker Karen Baumgartner Jenny Bender Jean Bennett Keith Bieniek Bob Biondo Robert Brauhn Mark Braun Todd Breton Jeff Brodowski Bill Bork Craig Botzenhart Chris Brown Greg Buckhout Lori Burns Glen Caradori Lisa Cassagnol Scott Catlin Juniors 63 Steve Czajkowski Jason Daily Kristen Davies Sherry Comstock Nick Crofut Chuck Dimitroff Bill Derek Sarah Dickinson John DiJoseph Norine DiJoseph Dave Dombrowski Eileen Donovan Lisa Donovan Tim Donovan Dawn Dryden Rebecca Dukat Jerry Dwigun Craig Dzierzanowski Vickie Ebert Tom Fijas Janet Duerr Jenny Fisher 64 Juniors Jennifer Galley Renee Galley Karl Gaston Lisa Fronczek Thomas Fuer Jennifer Fuglewicz Michele Fuller Gordon Gattie Colleen Germony Chris George Patricia Gill Juniors 65 Gaby Hall Jim Ginter Mike Grambo Mike Gumina Geoffrey Gunner Julie Hause Tricia Howell 66 Juniors Darrell Kamholz Lora Kay Steve Kimpton Craig Kingsley Richard Kintzel Sandy Kintzel Monique Kiesewetter Laurel Kinmartin Eric Kolk Jenny Shongo walking the halls Juniors rule Sherry Comstock working hard in the health office. Juniors 67 Cheryl Krawczyk Kerri Liddell Maria Konter Annette Kreavy Julia Lindberg Al Korczynski Michelle Latka Kathy Link Jenny Kunick Sheri Kompinski Lynn Krajnik Jay Leroy 68 Juniors Jamey Mann Richard Marszelek Marc Mafia Jenny Maze Marylou McPartlan John Mendolera Dave Mercurio Steve Mertel Joyce Miceli Carolyn Michaels Andrea Miller Scott Mitchell Juniors 69 Todd Moffett Mary Jo Monnin Nevada Montagu John Newell Tom Murphy Diane Newman Tracey Nolan • Greg Nowinski Amy Nunan Cathy Parsons Jenny Pautler Theresa Pawelek Fred Peter FUTURE IN SIGHT We’ve been here before. It is a familar sight. But soon comes the time When we all must take flight. To go ahead And strive for perfection. We march straight forward In our own direction. Our heads held up high And our confidence strong, Exubarent to leave. Were we’ve been for so long. To go onto Bigger and Better things. Knowing that the future Will at sometime time bring Us within the reach of our dreams Heather Puckett 70 Juniors Kelly Radder Melissa Rados Scott Raichel Juniors 71 Lorri Reif Lynn Reimer Linda Roll Jennifer Rook Gwen Rosenthal Rachael Rosier 72 Juniors Scott Simme Doreen Sitarek Peggy Sitarek Jeff Smith 74 Juniors Paul Thiebeau Denise Szymanek Rose Thompson Colleen Tatly Blaine Tober Brian Swartz Chris Thibault Kim Swartz Tara Tent David Trakimas Juniors 75 Chuck Terwilliger Sean Sullivan James Travis John Travis Kellie Tyler Ron Unverdorben Lisa Vogel Wally Wagner Sue Walsh Tony Watroba Scott Weaver Marsha Webber Leslie Wedgewood Joe Vitello Paul Vanslooten 76 Juniors Jeff Weigl Joe Wolff Ray Wheeler Darcy Wilcox David Wilson Rick Winiewicz Gordon Woods Karen Wroblewski Laura Youngman Tom Zdrojewski Amy Wlodarczk Evaleen Ziemba Juniors 78 Sophomores 80 Sophomores Paul Allen Becky Bitterman Jilt Apa Patricia Boebel Selina Bohlen Lynn Baumeister Beth Benner Gina Bermel Keith Boniface Mary Bonning Daryll Bork Brian Costa Perry Costa Steve Czumaj 'i' ' - Nicole D’Agostino Lisa Dalconzo Sharon Danieu Sophomores Russell Defa2io Kim Demme Renee Depalma Mike Detwiler Gina Di Domenico Jody Ells Brad Erckert Julie Farmer Missy Fisher Bonnie Evenick Dave Erll 82 Sophomores Gary Fredricks Lisa Gipple A Jill Gulczewski % Erin Hanley Jeff Fuglewicz r Cathy Gauthier Shawn Gauthier Jeffrey Geiser The class of '89 revels in the spirit of homecoming 1986. John Ginter Michael Hassan Kim Hatrick Jason Hines Joyce Hoch Sophomores 83 iijt Lance lannello Molly Hoeft Robin Jann Michelle Jarocinski Tammy Johns Sue Johnson Kristen Kasza Arthur Keicher Cheryl Kibler Michelle Kless Dawn Klock Tracy Kinal Kenny King . Kellie Klos Gary Knowles Jon Kleinberg Jenny Knox Rick Kolerski Chris Konter Amy Kopinski Pam Kornetka Jeff Kovacs Eric Kranz 84 Sophomores Curtis Kretz Beth Kuhn Bill Kuhn Joe Lackie Kevin Leary Tracy Kupke Scott Lawrence John Lerner Erica Lindberg Andrew Lisitsky Meggan Little Don't look now. but i think their taking my picture. This class is boring! There’s no place like home Sophomores 85 Scott Losi Gheryl Marszalek Chris Martin Joanne Luders Kevin MacDonald Mark Livziey Bill Mauerman Regan McMahon Jim Mendolera Larry Mazur Dave McAnulty John McEwen 86 Sophomores Paul Morris Jon Miller Pam Montague Laura Morganti Theresa Mariani Miquela Morris All dressed up, and a track meet to go to? Who are you gazing at now! Sophomores 87 MY BEST FRIEND Whenever I need a friend You always seem to be there. You help me with my problems, And our joys together we share. I can’t imagine life Without a friend like you. Once we get together We are the indivisible two! All the fun I’ve shared with you Can never be replaced. Together we’ve had many good times, And conquered the problems we’ve had to face. So I want you to know That I am always here, If ever you need a friend To make your thoughts clear. And when I must leave you. As many good friends sometimes part, I leave you with good memories And an important place in my heart. Kelli Schenk Buddies Forever! Who does homework in study hall? I’ve got something to tell you! 88 Sophomores Remember the power failure? Smile! Life's not all bad. Growing Up As any youth can tell you, Growing up isn’t easy, Then again, we always knew Nothing is light and breezy. Put up with the toil and strife. Ignore the quarrels with friends, ’Cause this is all part of life And you’ll find it never ends. When you look in the mirror. Do not feel an ounce of shame. Because as age comes nearer That face just may bring you fame. Remember the good times and bad. Don’t forget all of the past. But cherish the fun you’ve had To make the joy from it last. At the same time look ahead To your dreams and goals set high. “You can do it if you try.” Karen Domaschko Heather, would you stop talking! Sophomores 89 w Kari Pache Chris Pfeiffer Amy Robel Connie Parsons Mike Phillips ax m Scott Paul Robyn Phillips Teresa Pautler Karalyn Peek Bill Rath Heather Riegraph Amy Phillips Matt Romagnuolo Heidi Sandilands Dave Schloss Jeffrey Schoenborn Jeff Rook Missy Roth 90 Sophomores Kim Schueler Jennifer Szaras Stacy Szwaczkowski Marie Taber Bill Towrot Kay Van Sloothen Todd Walker Sophomores 91 Cheryl Webber Wendy Westinghouse Jon Wieland Crystal Wiers Brian Walnicki Bonnie Willard Craig Zienski Renee Wilson Tammy Wilson Doug Benzee Ted Woronowicz Andy Young Cindy Leidich Sherry Hayes Julie Pierse 92 Sophomores I Hard to believe we could behave this well. As You Take The Next Step Ahead Remember What You’ve Left Behind Jon Wieland keeps us amused with the keyboards Sophomores 93 94 Kyle Oliver Secretary Marj Maze Delegate Michelle L .ezyinsk Delegate HD John Steiger Treasurer Jill Minich Donald Chudzick President Vice President 96 Freshmen Carrie Allen Jason Anderson Scott Andrezejewski Justin Accurso Eric Achman Jackie Anthon Tina Astri Brian Bakalik Brenden Ball Scott Boll Tammy Balon Jeff Bak Mary Bansmer Christine Barrow Robert Barry Bill Barsottelli Amy Bauer Janice Beckendorf Kim Becker Kerry Berner Rachelle Bernacki Kim Beyer Amy Blab Eric Blackman Jarrod Bleckinger Georgia Blinston Don Bork Freshmen 97 Tina Campbell Jeffrey Brzezinski James Butler Scott Chislett Glenn Coe Peggy Brady Michael Coe Nicki Cook Leah Corrigan Jennifer Dameu Stephanie Dean James DeLacy Kimberly Durawa Peter Dzierzanowski 98 Freshmen Mary Eckert Karina Edwards Tammy Emehizer Michael Evenick Devon Ferguson Lynn Fiegl Timothy Forrest Dawn French Jacquel Fronczek Maureen Fuer Arthur Fulle Lee Fisher Sandra Garbacz Adam Gee Melissa Gardner Nicole Gervasio Sheryl Gilbert JITvi Pamela Giles Freshmen 99 Ann Hasson Carolyn Hoch 100 Freshmen Bill Husarek Erik Hauck Peter Jakubowski Ellen Jeremka Aaron Johnson Kimberly Josker Wendy Kamholz Tammy Kauffman Scott Kent Michael Kaiser Heidi Kanick Joelle Kibler Jeff Grabowski Freshmen 101 Julie Ann Kuzma Catherine Larivey Adam Lewis Jeff Lina Peter Linhardt Erica Lohmann Bruce Long Paul Long Joe Maglich Tom Mallon 102 Freshmen Tina Matthewson Sharon Mammoser Todd Marsh John Marasco Melinda Matla Patrick Mazur Dave Mendola Gary McPike Amie McPartlan Doreen McNerney Kim Mazurczyk Christy Mendolera Richard Miazga Lynnette Moore Freshmen 103 Jason Mruzik Kieth Muckier Tom Morris Nicole Nowicki Andrea Mruzik Asa Munn James Nagy Daryl Nolan Peter Nomm 104 Freshmen Wes Parsons Joy Paul Tracy Paulfer Lauren Pawelek April Pfeiffer Steve Pierce Joelle Pitkin John Post Pam Post Hillary Powers Kris Pronobis Freshmen 105 Lisa Ratajczak Tracy Reimers Jamie Reed Randy Reichert John Richards Jamie Roche Gregory Roemer Jennifer Rozek Wendy Romanchuck Amy Rowland John Rupp Andrew Rosier Derek Rowland 106 Freshmen Doug Setzer Tara Schreiber Kelly Shanahan Michael Sluberski Rebecca Smith Victor Spong Bob Spahn Holly Stanton Scott Stroze Freshmen 107 Mark Strzelec Amy Talty Sharon Sturm Michael Terhart Gail Szurgot Michael Thomas Michelle Tredinnick Dee Twarozak 108 Freshmen Robert Vitello James Walters Faye Williams Tom Witman Kevin Waggner Jennifer Woltz Jamey Williams Ken Wright Daniel Youngers Todd Zak Robert Ziegler Michelle Zilliox Steven Yung Freshmen 109 110 Academics Dr. Haynes Superintendant Dr. Joseph Riordan Assistant Superintendant Mr Thomas Schnepper Principle Mr. James McCready Assistant Principle Mr Charles Funke Athletics Director Administration Row 1: Mrs. Nancy Battistoni, Mr Charles Schneckenberger. Mrs. Lin- da Riley, Mr. Herman Moessinger. Row 2: Mrs. Antoinette Kwiat- kowski. Dr. Joseph Riordan, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn. Mrs. Alice Drasgow, Mrs. Rose Sperber, Mr William Wood. 112 Academics Business Mr. Roth - 1978 Academics 113 -? Mr. Robert Bowen Dept. Head English 114 Academics Mrs. Mary Jean Becker Mrs. Sandra Bisesi Mr. Thomas Durham Mrs. Jeanne Roma Mrs. Karen Ruch Mr. Robert Waterman Academics 115 Mr. Steven Johnston English Mr. Ralph Chancy Mr. Lance Crawford Mrs. Janice Cronk Mrs. Michele Dennis Mr. David Lane Mrs. Suzanne Notarpole — Exploratory Exploratory Academics 117 118 Academics Foreign Language Mrs Ann Gilbert Mr. James Preston Mrs. Linda Young Mrs. Susan Zabranskey Mrs. Mary Pitkin Health Physical Education Since 1970, Mr. James Snyder has been a part of the ICHS Health Education Staff. He attended High School at Orchard Park from 1963-1966, and went on to college at the State University of New York and Cortland, majoring in Physical Education. From 1973-1975, he continued his graduate stud- ies at the University of New York at Buffalo for Health Educa- tion. Since coming to Iroquois, Mr. Snyder has also given his time to coaching baseball, and football, in addition to being an official for fieldhockey and football. Presently, he is living in Lancaster with his family. Academics 119 Mr. James Laven Dept. Mr. John Baldwin Head Mrs. Louise Fiorella Mr. Joel Grundy Mr. Robert Ludwig Math 120 Academics Mr. Thomas McQuillan Mr Robert Radder Mrs. Christine Reardon Mr. Stephan Sorra Academics 121 Mr Baldwin • 1979 122 Academics Science Social Studies 124 Academics jj f Mr. Ronald Kapturowski Mr. James Knowles Mr. William Reardon Mr James Sabo Social Studies TEACHERS Who is this person in the front of the room, pacing back and forth, spilling out facts, and giving directions? They grumble when you are late, give a load and-one-half of homework, for the weekend, and quiz you on things you couldn’t possibly have learned. Who fits this job description? A teacher, of course. They’re not all bad, though. Can you imagine where you would be without teachers to guide you, and mold your thoughts throughout the years? They have been there all your life, to help with a problem —be it acedemic, or personal. They have shown you what was right, praised your sucesses, and helped to correct your faults. We all would be uneducated fools walking aimlessly around without a direction for our lives without them. We often take teachers for granted because they are always there for us to fall back on. The time they spend to explain our confusions should not go unnoticed, because it often goes above and beyond the call of duty. They prepare us for our life’s purposes long after our education is finished. Sometimes, this cool pillar of intelligence crumbles, because of an unruly group of students, who have closed their minds and are unwilling to learn. At these moments, teachers seem to explode with the frustration of trying to break through a brick wall, and who could blame them. For those of us who are willing to learn, we thank them for the job they have done over the years. After all, could you ever have gotten past Dick and Jane without them? Academics 125 mmmmm n gS My • V i) i ft • 1 ms} Mr. Michael Gelsinger Mrs Ruth Hamms Mrs. Diane Mathews Mr. Ken Palmer Mrs. Joan Pfeiffer Resource Library Mrs. Sheila White 126 Academics received an MA in counseling, and Pupil Personnel Services. In New York, he attended UB and Canisius, where he met and married his wife Caroline in 1960. After MSU, he taught Biology in Tosevill and Grosse Pointe High Schools. Since finishing his studies in 1963, he has since graced the halls of Iroquois with this joviality. Special As part of the Guidance Staff, Mr. Ken Clinard has sided with many students in straightening out their schedule, and at one time or another, every student at ICS has required his assistance. Mr. Clinard graduated from Cass Technical High School and went on to college at Michigan State University, followed by graduate studies at Wayne State University. There he Areas Academics 127 Mrs. Mary Bartoo Mrs. Wanda Butler Mrs Claudia Liberatore Mrs Margaret Maciejewski Mrs. Patricia Evans Staff Mrs Carol Hart Mrs Marge Hess4 Mrs. Charlotte Minich Row 1: Elizabeth Thomas, Elizabeth George, Jeanette Surdej. Mary Raymor, Grace Gabamonte Row 2: Jennie Godlove, Betty Ruth Cook. Bonnie Theal, Marge Gates, Wendy Hunter. Mary Gilbert, Lanore Kling Emily Lackie, Cathy Fuer. Mrs Lori Smith Mr. Andrew Farmer Mr Stephen Bosch 128 Academics r Mr Root • 1972 Mr Laven • 1972 Mrs. Hamms - 1972 Mr. Clinard 1972 Mrs Faraci • 1972 Mr Clark • 1960 Mr. Tonsoline • 1978 Mr. Gelsinger • 1981 Mr. Ludwig • 1978 Mrs Pfeiffer 1979 Mr Cronk • 1962 Mrs. Bisesi • 1979 Mrs. Gilbert • 1979 Mr. Snyder - 1979 Si Academics 129 Mr Sweet-1968 Miss Millar-1968 Mr. DeFazio-1974 Mr. Radder-1974 Mrs. Roma-1974 Mr. Hurley-1974 Mr Sweet-1978 Mr McCready-1974 Mr. Schnepper-1974 130 Academics BOCES 132 Boces Boces Future beautician Shelly Dehr. Boces Boces 133 IzA 134 Varsity Baseball George Baran Row 1- Chuck Dimitroff. Gerry Stroze. George Baran. Paul Moretta, Joe Kunick, Tim Clough. Gary Malinowski. Dave Jezewski Row 2- Jeff Nagel. Jeff Gillman, Eric Gee. Ron Luders, Fred Schepper, Eric Moffett. Bob Sturm. Mark Nagel. Jeff Allen. Coach Jim Snyder Division III Champions The varsity baseball team won the Divison III championship with a 10- 2 record. The highlight of the season was a 2-1, 12 inning victory over Clarence to clinch the ti- tle. Fred Schepper, backed by excellent team defense, recorded the win. The champion- ship was the first ever for an Iroquois baseball team! The team also won the third annual Williamsville East Tournament by de- feating Holland 8-0 and Williamsville East 13-9. Chuck Dimitroff was se- lected Tournament MVP!! Individual honors went to Paul Moretta, Gerry Stroze, and Fred Schep- per. They were selected to the Divison III first All- Star Team. Eric Moffett, Joe Kunick, and Jeff Na- gel were second team se- lectors while Gary Malin- owski, Chuck Dimitroff, George Baran, and Jeff Allen all were Honorable Mention choices. Seven returning start- ers plus a strong J.V. team point to a bright fu- ture for Iroquois baseball. Bob Sturm Gary Malinowski The Baseball team waits in the dugout Chuck Dimitroff 136 Sports Greg Buckhout. Joe Wolff J.V. Baseball Row 1. Jeff Weigel, Greg Buckhout. John Simme. John Ziolkowske. Kevin Achatz, Gordon Gattie Row 2. Todd Moffett, Bruce Drajem, B.J. Blinston, Marc Petit. Kevin Price. Tom Zdrojewskl. Joe Wolff. Bill Bork. Darryl Russell. Coach Ron Kapturowski J.V. Baseball The J.V. baseball team finished the season with a 7 win 71oss re- cord. The team consisted of three freshmen, elev- en sophmores, and two juniors. After suffering an 18- 13 loss to Pioneer previ- ously in the season. The team battled back to win 12-2 to Pioneer later in the season. The teams toughest opponent seemed to be Alden, losing to them on both occasions. The team beat Lackawanna, Clarence, Depew, and East Aurora in each meeting. B.J. Blinston Greg Buckhout Jeff Weigel. Kevin Achatz. Gordon Gattie Modified Baseball Modified Baseball Mike Terhart -above Batter up' -below Row 1. Jeff Gerbowski. Mike DiDominico Row 2. Mike Terhart. Joe Milaz- zo. Tim Forest. Matt Krieger, Larry Shaller. Matt Romagnuolo Row 3. Bill Barsotelle, Sean Gauthier. Scott Losi, Jeff Sokal, Scott Paul. Rich Church, Coach Ernie Brown. Pete Dezinowski. cause the team consisted of only six freshman, the eleven 8th graders on the team had a good opportu- nity to gain an extra year of valuable experience, which promises a bright fu- ture for Iroquois baseball. The team beat Depew 10 to 3. Though they may have been defeated, they homed their skills for the future against Hamburg, Clarence, Springville, Wil- liamsville South, and Cheektowaga. The Modified baseball team, coached by Ernie Brown, finished the season with a disappointing 1 and 9 record. However, be- 138 Sports Row 1. Jeannine Babcock, Lisa Tomcak, Shelly Brown Row 2. Patti Mar- iacher, Michelle Carretto. Patty Forrest. Laura Cholewinski. Patti Hart. Kris Rosseland Row 3. Coach Pete Tonsoline, Cheryl Lewinski, Gwen Aghte, Debbie Sitarek, Stehpanie Pierce. Jill Neubauer, Tammy Beyer. Joelle Va- canti. Stephanie Digati. Varsity Softball Varsity Softball Top: Stephanie Pierce. Tammy Beyer Middle: Patti Mariacher Below: Tammy Beyer. Kris Roseland. Stephanie Pierce record, and placed 3rd in Division III with a 6 and 6 league record. The young team consisted of 5 seniors, 11 juniors, and 1 sophomore and prom- ises to be a real power in 87. The players all agree that coach Tonsoline will lead them to a victorious season next year. The Varsity softball team coached by the ir- respressible Mr. Tonso- line finished its season with a winning 10 and 9 J.V. Softball Row 1 Amy Nunan. Doreen Sitarek, Jennifer Maze. Chris Tyler. Becky Rozek Row 2. Leslie Clark. Becky Bitterman. Peggy Sitarek. Lorri Reif, Tracy Nolan. Bonnie Willard Row 3. Tara Boitschenko, Michelle Plewinski, Holly Rudzinski, Connie Parsons. Coach Archie O’Bryan. Lynna Hincher, Sandi Kintzel. Roberta Smith, Jackie D’italia. JV Softball The junior varsity soft- ball team enjoyed an un- questionably successful season with ten victories against only four losses. Coach Archie O’Bryan, known as an excellent motivator, endeared himself to his team mem- bers by accepting only hard work and accepting no excuses. The girls all agreed winning was fun and are looking forward to a superlative season next year, as their sec- ond place finish this year would indicate. Doreen Sitarek Connie Parsons. Becky Bitterman Jennifer Maze Doreen Sitarek, Jennifer Maze. Peg- ___________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ gy Sitarek 1 140 Sports. Above: Larry Kurowski lobs the ball over the net Middle: Greg Virchau awaits the serve. Below: Ian Wilson rests between sets Ian Wilson Dwight Elliot Row 1: Jim Clough, Mike Pasierb, Jon Kleinberg Row 2: Russel DeFa2io. Ian Wilson. Tony Fodero Boys Tennis The boys varsity tennis team finished the season with a two win record against ten losses. Although their record might not indicate great success, they gained experience and enjoyed the comradery of competition and certainly enjoyed the taste of victory against Springville and Alden. The team finished fifth in Division III. The captain of the team. Greg Virchau, won his first match breaking a 0-39 losing streak. He won “School Athlete of the Week for his achievement. Coach Peterson, intrigued by the personalities of the team, remarked that the team was “wierd, unique unto themselves.” Ian Wilson and Larry Kurowski also performed well for the team. Good Luck next year guys! Jon Kleinburg concentrates during double's play Mike Pasierb r Sports 141 Girls Track Above- Chris Thibault, Debi LaMendola Below- Heather Sandilands Row 1: Deanna Banas, Kiersten Lang, Debi LaMendola Row 2: Stacy Szwaczkowski, Jenny Fisher, Heather Sandilands. Theresa Pawelek Laura Quick. Kim Steves. Amy Clough. Tammy Furman. Donna Ziegler Row 3: Tanya Nicoloff, Julianne Lewke. Laurie Beebe, Chris Thibault, Tracy Spect, Dawn Lamendola, Becky Bosch. Coach Bonnie Zimmerman. Coach Bill Rohring. Girls Track The girls track team fin- ished the season with a five win three loss record. They were third place in Division III. The team’s winning re- cord was a surprise for many people. This year’s team had alot of determination. The team ran against Depew for a second place in Division III. Iroquois lost by a very close score of 62-70. One of the biggest thrills for the team was a 71-61 win over East Aurora. Deanna Banas Tanya Nicoloff Tammy Furman Becky Bosch 142 Sports Above: Jim Newman Below: Mike Sly Ted Wood Jim Bapst Boys Track Bob Kuzma Sports 143 Boys Varsity Track 1986 was the year of the relay for the Varsity Track team as they swept past Clarence in the final event to win the Division III Championship The team’s depth played a major role in its unde- feated season as they decisively rolled over most of their oppo- nents. The thrill of that final relay against Clarence, giving the Chiefs a come from behind 71 - 70 victory, will always be remem- bered as an outstanding achieve ment for boys track and to all that were present. Past season achievements for the 1986 relay team of Jim Bapst, Chris Clark. Brad Seifert, and Chris O’Hern. included a first place finish at the Penn Re- lays in their division. This marks the first time an Iroquois team has ever won an event in that meet With the help of Coach Fri- sicaro. Coach Wainman, and Coach Rollo, the entire team should be congratulated on a fine season. Boys Track Row 1: Mike Sly, Dale Brown. Clark Hincher, Jim Bapst Row 2: Coach Frisicaro, Jim Abbotoy, Matt minich, Jerry Dwigun, Jeff Smith, Mark Livziey, Ed Blackman, Mike Radder. Jeff Johnson, Coach Rollo. Coach Wainman Row 3: Steve Waterman. Mike Beardi, Nevaga Montagu, Ted Wood, Tony Prinzbach, Jeff Bishopk. Tom Higgins. P.J Minich. Robb Rydzynski Row 4: Kevin Jenney, Heath Schmidt. Andy Lisitsky. Jon Wieland. Jeff Phillips. Chris Clark. Chris O’Hern. Keith Boniface. Chad Filipski, Howard Deth. Fow 5: Mike Donohue, Jim Newman, Walter Wagner. Tom Murphy. Dan Meyers. Rich Kingston. Dan Hand. Duane Boniface Row 6: Bob Eisman. Todd Breton. Jeff Snyder. Paul Pietratone. Brad Seifert. Pat Welkley Girls Varsity Soccer Missy Fisher 144 Sports and three sophomores; the team should do much better next year. Playing well for the team were tri- captains Colleen Stack, Mary Pat MacNamera, and Kris Little. Freshman Missy Fisher played ex- tremely well defensively as well as offensively. Sophomore, Jenny Kun- ick, played well as a right wing; also Karen Jankowiak and Beth Blan- chard put in a good effort. The girls varsity soccer team, coached by Tom Cashmore, finished the season with a record of 13 wins and 3 losses. The team had two freshmen Girls Varsity Soccer Row 1: Missy Fisher. Beth Gerardi Row 2: Jenny Kunick. Cathy Fantozzi, Mary Pat MacNamara. Colleen Stack. Kristen Little. Judy Gibney Row 3: Colleen Ball. Michele Kiesewetter. Meggan Little. Kirsten Davies. Beth Blan- chard. Karen Jankowiak, Dawn Wurts. Jessica Accurso. Coach Cashmore Top: The team takes a well deserved rest Bottom: Missy Fisher listens to coach Cashmore. Girls J.V. Soccer Girls J. V. Soccer This year, the Girl’s J.V. Soccer team had a disappointing season, fin- ishing with a record of 1 win, 14 losses, and 1 tie. Outstanding performances were displayed by Janean Delle Donne, Sharon Dan- ieu, Colleen Talty, and Lisa Dalconzo. Coach Pucci stated that the team vastly improved as the year progressed, and she has high hopes for them next season. Co-Captains for the team were Tracy Coffey and Janean Delle Donne. Sharon let one by. Row 1: Janean Delle Donne, Danielle Pispotelly, Sharon Danieu, Trad Coffey. Row 2: Elayn Dobinski. Cathy Parsons. Amy Phillips. Colleen Talty, Jennifer Shongo. Cathy Roth. Row 3: Lisa Dalconzo. Karla Kohl, Julie Thurston. Lisa Scott. Patricia Gill. Miquela Morris. Coach Becky Pucci. Sports 145 Varsity Football Above-George Julio Baran. Below- Bob Sturm Is still confused, What play is it?” Varsity Football Row 1: Anthony Prinzbach, Brian Bonus. Jack Twichell, Joe Kunick, Don Battistoni, Ben Gilbert, George Baran, Dave Jezewski, Ted Wood, Bob Sturm, Jeff Nagel Row 2: Mike Funke, Todd Breton, Scott Weaver. Tom Murphy, Kevin price, Jim Newman. Jay Macaluso. Dave Galuski. Todd Moffett, Ray wheeler. Chuck Dimitroff, Ed Blackman, Dave Mcanulty Plagued by injuries, the varsity football team finished the season with a disappointing 2 and 8 re- cord. They finished fifth in division IV with a league record of 1 and 5. The team captains were: Dave Jezewski, George Baren, and Ted Wood. The team coach- es were Mr O’Bryan and Mr. Rollo. Outstanding defensive players were Mike Funke and Bob Sturm. Perform- ing well for the offense were Ted Wood and Dave Jezewski. Dave Je- zewski and Mike Funke were choosen to the divi- sion IV first team all- statrs. 146 Sports J. John Simme rushes for long yardage V. Football Row 1: Steven Czajkowski. John Simme. Lance ionello, Jim Mendolera, Robert Armaly, Scott Paul, Jim Abbotoy, Richard Kintzel Row 2: Steve Bourgeois. Mike Beardi, Bill Mauerman, John Ziolkowski, Matt Minich, John Miller. Richard Marszalek, Kevin MacDonald Row 3: Coach Stepien, Regan McMahon. Jeff Shaneborn, Dave Ertel, Geoff Snyder. Jason Scheri, Marc Matla, Chris Coffman. Howard Deth, John Weiland. Coach Wood J.V. Football Led by tri-captains Geoff Snyder, Chris Coff- man, and John Ziolkowski, the J.V. football team at- tained a tremendous atti- tude and team spirit. De- spite the beginning losses of the season, they came back to win the last two games. The team started out composed mainly of sophomores, then later to be built up with juniors as the season progressed. Best all around perfor- mances were displayed by John Simme, John Ziol- kowski on offense, and Marc Matla on defense. John rolls out of the pocket . . . He fires the pass Sports Modified Football Row 1: Glenn Coe, Mark Delcanzo, Gary Buchwald, Matt McKay. Brendon Ball. Mike Parker. Brion Guard. Keith Walen. Steve Dimitroff. Keith Dee. Bob Vitello. Row 2: Mike Orlowski, Jeff Lina. Chuck Hudson. Victor Sprong. Eric Auchman, Mike Andrews, Jamie Roach. Mike Donovan. Ray Miller. Jamie Wiliams. Todd Derek. Mike Wingate Row 3: Matt Gumina. Asa Munn, Chris Babcock, Jason Mruzik, Steven Pierce, Scott Chislet, Adam Gee. John Post. David Bender. Andy Hanson. Erik Hauk, Doug Faulhaber, Row 4: Coach Rider. Steve Gasowski, Mike Coe. Jeff Bak, Dave Gorski, Jason Anderson, Bob Barry. Tim Forrest. John Marasco. Darryl Nolan. Scott Stroze, Mike Terhart, Joe Orlikowski, Coach Stohrer. Modified Football Under coaches Rider and Stohrer, the 1986 Freshman Football team finished their season with an overall record of five wins, no losses, and one tie. Being such an inexperi- enced team, the coaches see new promise for next year’s team and season. The team practices at the line of scrimmage. The guys take a brake. 148 Sports Laura clowns around on the court. Girls Tennis Girls Tennis Row 1: Jill Chudzik. Lisa Dalconzo. JOelle Vacanti. Laura Cholewinski. Erica Amschler. Kim Szwartz. Miquela Morris Row 2: Julie Thurston. Andrea Miller. Linda Roll. Kay Van Slooten, Susan Walsh. Cindy Ross. Denise Szy- manek. Stacy Szwaczkowski. Tara Barry. Coach Ensmlnger, Teresa Sema- Borja. Carmen Morera, Lynna Hincher It was an uphill battle for the Girls Tennis team as they went through a tough season. Scheduling and rescheduling matches because of bad weather made it very difficult to de- velop consistency. The team was composed of three newcomers to the U.S.A.: Carmen Morera and Theresa Serna Borja from Spain, and Kay Van Slooten from England. Valuable performances were displayed by Laura Cholewinski. Co-captians for the team were Joelle Vacanti and Laura Cholewinski. Coach Ensminger hopes for new talent and better weather for the next year’s season. Joelle concentrates on the ball. Joelle Vancanti SI « i AJI Led by tri captains John Galuski, Tom Rath, and Tom Romagnuolo. This year’s varsity soccer team finished their season with an overall record of 4 wins, 11 losses. Outstanding players were Peter Sorgi, Tom Rath, John Galuski, Tom Romagnuolo, and Rich Kingston. Although the season wasn’t as success- ful as hoped, the team pulled together with much hard work and determination. Boys Varsity Soccer Middle: John Galuski Bottom: Tom and John, laying down on the job Top: Bill Rath Row 1: B.J. Blinston. Jason Daily. Greg Buckhout, Bill Rath. Albert Kor- cynski. Tom Romagnuolo. John Galuski. Eric Kolk, Gordon Gattie. Nick Crofut Row 2: Coach Jacobs. Kevin Achatz, Blaine Tober, Scott Mitchel, Dave Trakimas. Erik Kessler. Andy Heitz, Pete Sorgi. Tom Rath. Keith Boniface. Rich Kingston. Dave Mercurio. Doug Danitz Erik Kessler Tom. Is that your new soccer Tom Romagnuolo enjoys the thrills and uniform? spills of soccer Nick Crofut 150 Sports Scott Losi shows his team spirit. Row 1: Dave Hoppe Row 2: Terry Holer, Ted Woronowicz. Rob Zeigler. Jeff Grabowski, Scott Losi, Matthew Cimmerr, Larry Mazur, Sean Gauthier, Mark Mozral, Scott Janus Row 3: Bill Hoppe. Pete Linhart, Chris Tinch, Kevin Leary. Ted Woronwicz, Jeff Gilray, Dan Youngers. Bob Spahn. Don Chudzik. Colleen Ball Manager, Coach Weber Boys Junior Varsity Soccer This years J.V. Boys Soccer team revealed a fi- nal seasonal record of four wins and nine losses. Theis was mainly attributed to the youth and inexperi- ence of the players on the team as a whole. At the close of the season, they began to show promise for next year’s team. One shining moment was seen in the defeat of Williams- ville North in overtime with a score of 5 - 4. Out- standing performances were shown by Dave Hop- pe and Jeff Gilray. Co-cap- tains for this year’s season were Dave Hoppe and Scott Losi. Varsity Field Hockey Row 1: Stephanie Pierce, Kristen Little. Tammy Beyer, Kathy Donovan. Denise Lezynski, Lotta Jutmar, Patti Hart, Debbie Sitarek Row 2: Barb Spahn-Manager, Chris Tyler, Amy Nunan, Kim Markowski, Shannon McGrath, Sandy Kintzel, Lori Reif, Cathy Fantozzi Row 3: Michelle Plewinski, Peggy Sitarek, Doreen Sitarek, Jennifer Maze, Traci Coffey, Chris Soeder, Mary Radich, Marylou McPartlan, Coach Barb Miller Below: On the penalty shot, Patti blasts it in. The Varsity Field Hockey Team, led by co- captains Kathy Donovan and Denise Lezynski, fin- ished the season with a 10-5 record, second in j « V - « Division II with a 7-3 league record and sec- ond in section VI “B”. Kathy Donovan was voted the team’s most valuable player, while Debbie Lamendola and Kim Markowski were most improved. Kathy Donovan and Patti Hart were chosen to the First Team All Stars. In the words of Coach Miller, “This team dared to DREAM THE IMPOS- SIBLE DREAM, and showed that they know what it takes to make a dream reality. 152 Sports : J.V. Below: The girls practice their skills Middle: Marge works hard during practice. Top: The girls play well together, as a team. � Field Hockey Row 1: Peggy Brady. Missy Fisher. Meggan Little, Heidi Sandilands, Tracy Wilkinson Row 2: Amy McPartlan. Marge Maze. Michele Lezynski. Kim Beyer. Tina Campbell. Connie Parsons Row 3: Nicole Gervasio, Bonnie Evenick, Coach Pete Tonsoline. Jenny Graziano J. V. Field Hockey An elated coach Ton- soline was very pleased with his J.V. Field Hock- ey girls after an unde- feated season. “The girls were constantly on at- £ � £ T tack, but were capable of playing defense when necessary.” Their stingy defense permitted “one” goal scored against them the entire season while their offense totaled 32 points in 12 games. Bon- nie Evenick, sophomore goalie, had 11 shut outs. The only two tied games were 1-1 with Wmsvl. North, and 0-0 with Wmsvl. East. Coach Tonsoline watches intensely Missy darts after the ball. Sports 153 Row 1: Jeff Geiser, Frank Miskey, Nevada Montagu, PJ Minich. Martin Jakubiak, Bobby Morgan. Row 2: Jeff Johnson. Ann Hoch, Jennifer Fisher, Becky Bosch, Dawn LaMendola, Andy Young, Brian Quinn, Coach Frisicaro. Row 3: Heather Handy. Bob Eisman. Mark Livzey. Andy Lisitsky, Jim Hartman, Chad Filipski. Karl Gaston. Cross Country The 1986 Cross Coun- try team had an out- standing record and sea- son this year. They finished with a record of ten wins and four losses. In Division III standings, they placed third. Under Coach Frisicaro, the team displayed overall unity and spirit as they pulled together to defeat opposing teams. Cross country at Iroquois has always had an excellent record year after year. Cross Country Top: P.J. gives an intense stare. Middle: Jenny and Becky are true teammates 4 Determined runners will race through anything. The racers await the gun. It shows. Nevada worked hard for his victory. Navada consoles Becky after a hard race. 154 Sports Dave Macholz shows his form. Row 1: Mark Chowanick, Jamie Scime. Rick Reiling. Bruce Fisher. Tim Newman Row 2: Coach Kaslau, Dave Macholz. Jeff Kovacs, Jason Hines. Geoff Gunner. Rich Church. Marc Braun Golf Led by captains Rick Reling, Bruce Fisher, and Mark Krawczyk, the golf team had a tough season as they finished with a re- cord of 6 wins and 7 losses. The team was composed mostly of in- experienced underclass- men, but 3 students in the 8th grade attained varsity letters, showing potential for the years to come. Sports 155 s Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball above: ROTATE! below: Valerie and Lynelle guard the net Despite an overall sea- son record of 2 wins, 8 losses, the varsity volley- ball team kept their spir- its high. It was a difficult change from a winter season to the fall, the most valuable player was Valerie Koszuta, and an outstanding performance was given by Janean Delle Donne, who was 2nd team all-star in divi- sion II ECIC. Tri-captains for the year were Valerie Koszuta, Laura Williams, and Janean Delle Donne. Row 1: Kris Rosseland, Cindy Majewski. Laura Williams. Valerie Koszuta. Janean Delle Donne. Lynelle Fillenworth, Tracey Nolan Row 2: Coach Boggan. Leslie Clark, Donna Makowski. Jennifer Balon, Theresa Pawelek. Bonnie Hauck, Karen Sharp Kris and Bonnie horse around during practice. Janean serves for another lady chiefs point. 156 Sports Above: The team warms-up before a game Below: Lisa and Becky know who’s 1 J.V. Volleyball Row 1: Teresa Pautler, Sharon Danieu, Tina Astri, Jennifer Van Schoonho- ven, Jill Apa Row 2: Coach Smith. Lora Morganti, Robyn Phillips, Joelle Kibler, Christie Mendolera J.V. Volleyball The J.V. volleyball team, headed by coach Deb “Scoops” Smith, with co-captains Becky Bitterman and Lisa Gipple, ended the sea- 4 son with a 3-7 record. The MVP, Christie Mendolera. was also one of the two setters, along with Tina Astri, that were the strength of the line-up. They were recognized for their abili- ty by the other teams in the league as two of the best setters in the J.V. ranks. The most im- proved player, Laura Morganti, was injured during the season which hindered the team’s per- formance. Lisa bumps the ball Jill Apa Jenny Van Scshoonhoven The all important serve Girls Swimming Row 1: Tanya Nicoloff, Amy Talty, Wendy Kamholtz, Jennifer . Jaci Wie- land. Robyn Bennett. Amy Bauer. Jennifer Bauer, Jennifer Boncore, Danielle Fino, Mickeen Luther. Lisa Penke Row 2: Coach Tom Mann. Jill Minich, Chris Heil, Molly Luther, Jennifer Danieu. Leah Caragen, Melanie Kinmartin, Jennifer Rozek, Holly Rudzinski, Collen Talty Girls Swimming Led by co-captains Ro- byn Bennett and Jaci Wieland. The Varsity Girls Swimming team fin- ished their outstanding season with a total of 10 wins and 1 loss. The girls pulled together with team unity and set indi- vidual goals throughout the meets. Most valuable swimmer all around was Jill Minich, who received All American, states, and ECIC coaches awards. She also set section six records in the 200 IM and 100 fly. The team was ranked 5th in the state, and next year, be- cause the team is so young, Coach Mann ex- pects to finish 3rd. 158 Sports «am $ Varsity Cheerleading This year the over all captains of the football and basketball seasons were Denise Wesolowski and Renee Gauthier re- spectively. Linda Barcin- iak was the mascot for both seasons. Mr. William Root and Vicki Cotton were both excellent coaches. All Squads did a terrific job. Varsity did so well they went to Jamestown on March 7 to compete against twenty-four other schools. Row 1; Renee Gauthier, Denise Wesolowski Row 2: Lisa Cassagnol, Cathy Parsons, Elayn Dobinski, Rose Thompson, Tara Tent. Lisa Scott. Laurie Brooks Row 3: Kari Waterman, Deanna Banas. Sue Husarek, Michelle Spong, Sharon Stone, Patricia Gill Row 4: Linda Barciniak, Gaby Hall, Tracy Specht, Jennifer Kunick, Rachelle Rydzynski. Linda Roll, Julia Lindburg, Laura Quick Practice . Above: Football Cheerleaders Middle: Basketball Cheerleaders Below: Practice can be fun? Varisty Cheerleading Makes Perfect Sports 159 Row 1: Lisa Cassagnol, Cathy Parsons, Renee Gauthier. Denise Weslowski. Sue Walsh. Molly Luther, Deanna Banas Row 2: Sharon Stone, Ann Hoch, Elayn Dobinski, Rose Thompson. Lisa Scott, Michelle Spong. Julie Lewke Row 3: Linda Barciniak. Gabrielle Hall, Tracy Specht, Jenny Kunick. Sue Husarek, Rachelle Rydzynski, Julie Lindberg J.V. Cheerleading A rousing “LET’S GO ICS for the football team Rowl: Amy Robel, Kim Demme, Row 2: Kris Kascza. Joyce Hoch, Julie Zent, Gina DiDomenico. Karla Kohl. Jennifer Szaras, Kim Schueler, Sue Lewalski Row3: Robin Jann, Wendy Jarocinski, Christa Brooks, Renee Wil- son. Nicole D’Agostino. Teresa Mariani. Sue Johnson. Patty Bobel, Beth Kuhn Row 1: Kris Kasza. Robin Jann. Kim Demme. Michelle Tredinnick Row 2: Carolyn Hoch. Hoyce Hoch. Becky Smith. Mary Bansmer Row 3: Sue Lewalski. Andrea Mruzik, Doreen Mcnerney. Laura Morganti During the 1986-87 basketball season, the J.V. Cheerleaders went through many changes, including that of the co- captains. The winter co- captains were Laura Morganti, Kim Dem- me, Robin Jann, and Chris Kasza During the exciting football sea- son, the captains was Amy Robel and the co- captain was Kim Demme. Coach Vicki Cotton Sue Husarek 9 � a breather durim practice 160 Sports Row 1 • Cathey Larivey. Stephanie Dean. Sharon Sturm. Kim Beyer Row 2 Tammy Kauffman. Kim Becker. Chandra White Row 3 Amy Bauer. Sharon Mammosser. Jenny Offhaus Freshmen Cheerleading Rowl: Michelle Trednnick Row 2: Becky Smith. Maureen Fuer, Kim Mazurc- zyk, Kerry Berner. Mary Bansmer, Carolyn Hoch, Kristin Nowicki. Stephanie Dean Row3: Sharon Sturm, Melinda Matla, Jackie Anthon, Lisa Ratajczak, Cathey Larivey, Jennifer Woltz, Andrea Mruzik, Doreen McNerney. Sharon Mammoser Freshmen Cheerleading The 1986-87 fresh- men cheerleaders were kept busy this year learn- ing the cheers and get- ting to know their coach, Vicki Cotton. Their squad leaders for foot- ball were captain Mi- chelle Trednick, co- captain Andrea Mru- zik, and basketball squad captain Steph- anie Dean. Like the squads before them, they also had to go through line-up, making sure their shoes were polished, their outfits sewn and be- ing picture-perfect at all times. Boys Varsity Basketball Mike hopes to add to his record point total. Row 1: Tom Fijas, Greg Buekhout. Pete Sorgi, Joe Kunick, Chris Sokal Row 2: Paul Van Slooten, Dan Higgins, Bill Derek, Jeff Nagel, Gordon Gattie Row 3: Coach O’Bryan. Dave Bandish, Rick Reiling. Jim Newman, Mike Funke Varsity Basketball The Boys varsity bas- ketball team finished the season with an 8 and 10 record. The Chiefs’ out- standing player was Mike Funke, who broke the Iroquois career scor- ing record with 1,263 points on January 27, 1987 against Alden at home. The previous re- cord was 1,044 points. Mike also scored 47 points in that game, breaking the individual scoring record for one game. Dan Higgins was the most improved play- er. Strong performances were also turned in by Joe Kunick, Greg Buekhout, and Bill Derek. ■ J. V. Basketball — J.V. Basketball The J.V. Basketball team was a team that hustled and gave it their all, but never had enough breaks. They finished the season at 1-15, winning their only game at Lake- shore 52-46 in the last game of the season. The whole team put in a great effort, everybody con- tributed. Great perfor- mances were put in by Bill Barsatelli, Tim Forest, John Steger, and Ted Woronowicz. Coach Andy Jacobs taught the team well and taught them how to hus- tle. The J.V. team did not have a great season, but they will be a con- tender in years to come. Row 1: Coach Jacobs. Bill Barsotelli, Pete Lerczak. Scott Lost. John Steiger. Ted Woronowicz Row 2: Kevin Lerry. Matt Romagnuolo. Jon Miller. Jeff Sokal. Chris Negron. Tim Forrest Scott Los� I Kevin Lerry taps it in. _ Sports 163 I 164 Sports Modified Basketball Rowl: John Suchy, Dave Gorski. Gienn Gaty John Wllkenson, Jason Baum- gartner. Dan Youngers. Tom Witman Row2: Todd Derek, Keith Zimmerman, Rob Zeigler. Rob Barsotelli. Jeff Radder Row 3: Scott Boll. Chris Schultz. Rick Josiwah. Danny Souder, Mike Donavan, Seth Graham ever. Their overall record was attributed to the fact that the team worked ex- tremely hard. This year’s captains were Dan Souder and Tom Witman. Dan Souder was also the team’s MVP. Mike Dono- van was an exceptional team player and the high scorer with an average of 19.9. Dan Souder had the most assists, totaling to 112. The team’s biggest thrill was beating Lacka- wanna for the first time Modified Basketball Despite the fact that this year’s modified bas- ketball team consisted of seventh graders, who did fairly well, winning eight games and losing six. Row 1: Bruce Fisher, Jeff Smith Row 2: Ken Wright, Eric Lindenblum, Rupp, Tom Higgins, Jason Sicheri, Bill Bassett. Geoff Gunner, Mark Ov iec. Coach Mann Row3: Josh Blair, Jason Hines. Jonathan Weiland, Scott Paul. Matt Kreiger. Jeff Kovacs Murray Wright Row4: Coach Stohrer. Keith Muckier. Chris Tinch, Gary Fredricks Boys Swimming This year’s boys varsi- ty swim team has had a successful season. They won 10 and lost only four meets. This year’s captains were Bruce Fisher and Jeff Smith. Bill Bassett broke re- cords for 100 breast stroke, 200 IM and 500 free. The most valuble swimmer was Billy Bas- sett. John Wieland, Bill Bassett, Tom Hig- gins, Geof Gunner, and Jeff Smith also broke records for the 200 Medley relay and 400 free relay. Bruce Fisher had an outstand- ing seaon remaining un- defeated in diving. Their biggest thrill was almost beating Williamsville East. Sports 165 Girls Varsity _ I Laura Basketball Cholewinski and Amy Nunan prepare signs for their game. Rowl: Jennifer Fisher Row2: Kris Rosseland. Amy Nunan. Patti Hart. Joelle Vacanti. Gwen Agthe Row3: Ann Mackiewicz, Teresa Paweleck. Laura Quick, Laura Cholewinski. Lorri Reif. Coach Hurley Varsity Basketball The girls varsilty bas- ketball players ended the season with 9 wins and 9 losses for a 3rd place fin- ish in Division II Laura Cholewinski was named this year’s most valuable player, and is the single season re- bound record holder. Senior Joelle Va- canti and Patti Hart have also performed very well. Amy Nunan, a junior, played well all season. Sophmore, Stacy Szwaczkowski. improved a lot over the season after moving up from J.V. The team’s biggest thrill was defeating their local rivals East Aurora with a final score of 39 to 36 and later 46-35. 166 Sports Basketball Rowl: Missy Fisher, Christie Mendolera, Tina Aslri. Sharon Danieu Row2: Lauren Paweler, Jenny Danieu, Connie Parsons. Tracey Pautler, Rou3: Tammy Orf, Joelle Kibler. Bonnie Evemck, Stacy Szwaczkowski. Becky Bit- terman, Mr Sabo J. V. Basketball The girls J.V. team, though very inexperi- enced, started strongly. It looked very impressive in preseason scrimmage and after the first seven games had a win 5 lost 2 record. Then the team’s leading scorer and re- bounder, Stacy Szwacz- kowski, was called up to varsity and from that time on wins were few and far between. Fresh- man Tina Astri emerged as the team’s leading scorer and freshman Joelle Kibler was the sec- ond leading scorer and leading rebounder. Soph- mores Becky Bitterman and Missy Fisher were co-captians. Next years team should be strong due to the development of many fine Freshmen players. V Sports 167 tnng nlowl: Mike Giovrno, Dave Mendola. Mike Sluberski, John Grcdaick� . Bill Sturm. Jeff Gredzicki Row2: Ed Blackman. Kevin Day. Ben Gilbert. John Fisher. Jason Waskow. Steve Waterman Rou 3: Ethan Bosch. Chuck Terwil- liger, Paul Thiebeau. Ray Wheeler. Mr. Bosch Varsity Wrestling A 30 to 23 win over previously unbeaten Clarence for the division title capped off a perfect season for the Iroquois varsity wrestling squad. Coached by Mr. Pete Bosch and led by team captains John Fisher and Ethan Bosch, the team enjoyed a perfect sea- son, 12 and 0. Senior Ke- vin Day joined an elite group by being only the third wrestler from Iro- quois to post over 100 wins. Other outstanding wrestlers were John Grzedzicki, Benny Gil- bert, John Fisher, Ethan Bosch, and Paul Thie- beau. • --- f, II1K ft Rowl: Brian Donovan, Mike Beardi. Greg Day, Kirk Schuris. Dave DAgos- tino. Paul Morris, Jeff Hayes. Pat Mazur. Randy Reichert Row2: Brian Schwartz, Howard Deeth. Arthur Fulte. Adam Gee. Matt Minich. Steve Mer- tel, Robert Brauhn, Coach Fullington J.V. Wrestling The J.V. Grapplers had a very good season this year with a final re- cord of 10-1. The most valuable wrestler was Glen Caradorl who was undefeated along with Matt Minich and Brian Swartz. Eighth grader, Greg Day, had only 3 losses all season. The J.V. Chiefs competed in the 8 team Lancaster “B” tournament and placed 3rd overall. Steve Mertel and Bri- an Swartz were champi- ons at Lancaster. The Chiefs hosted an 8 team tournament and placed 4th overall. Glen Cara dori and Matt Minich were champions at that tournament. i Hinch Rowl: Mich«le Moyer. Jill Neubaur. Lynna Mr Waterman, Tammy Wilson. Lisa Stiles, Cheryl Webber her. Dawn Bishop R Girls Bowling were Dawn Bishop and Lisa Stiles. Although most of the bowlers are really new to the game in an organized situation, they won theire first two matches. They had a combined total of 5 wins and 6 losses. This sea- son’s highlights include beating Williamsville East twice, 11-0 and 9-2 in league competition. Next seaon, Coach Water man hopes he can work with the squad more di- rectly and teach them how to bowl with their eyes open. This year was the first year for the ICS girls bowling as a varsity sport thanks to the efforts of the coach. Mr. Water man. The team captains Row 1: Richard Church, Jeff Collins, Kevin Achatz, Thomas Fuer, Sow 2: Scott Andreszjewski, Bryan Cordier, Jeff Gilray, Rick Miazga, Steve Yung, Row 3: Coach Waterman, Mike Pasierb, Doug Setzer, Todd Zak, Keith Stiles, Jim Abbotoy. Boys Bowling This year’s boys bowl- ing team was coached again by Mr. Waterman. The team was young. It was made up of five ju- niors, one sophomore, seven freshmen, and three eighth graders. The team captains were Kevin Achatz and Jeff Collins. Some outstand- ing players for the team were Kevin Achatz, Jeff Collins, Tom Fuer, Jeff Gilray, Rich Church, and Mike Pasierb. Mr. Water- man said that this year’s team has the most depth of talent since he started coaching. Freshman Mike Pasierb rolled a 251 for a three game set of 611. One of the high- lights was the team’s win over Mary vale 10-1. ..I opons i i Rifle Team w. Sco Row 1: Shawn Bish, Todd Aichenger, R. Keith Fowl Schultz, Karl Gaston, Bill Garbacz, Row : Parsons, Mark Cyrek, Steve Schultz, Scott Sitarek, Bobby King, Jay Bleckinger, Row 3: Mark Matla, Eric Nue, Bruce Drajem. Coach McBride, Mike Lee, Jenny Ulewski, Ken King. Despite double losses this season from Alden and a loss to Lancaster, the Iroquois Rifle team led by team captains Scott Schultz, Karl Gas- ton, and R. Keith Fow- low, managed to break four individual school re- cords. Scott Schultz broke the aggregate record by scoring 295 out of a pos- sible 300 points. Other records were set by Chris Coffman in kneel- ing, Marc Matla in off- hand, and Karl Gaston in prone. Chris Coffman was the first sophomore ever to shoot a seasonal average of 286.58 outshooting all juniors and seniors. J__1 I _1 I I I I L 172 Sports 174 Color Guard The main purpose for Color Guard is to perform along with the marching band. The organiziation is fund- ed through various candy and poster sales, to allow them to join the band on a trip to West Virginia for competition. Captains for this years squad are Tracy Specht and Laura Quick. Noted performances are Homecoming, Memorial Day, and at various outdoor concerts. Row 1: Becky Dukat. Amy Bauer. Lisa Stiles. Row 2: Kellie Shannahan. Kim Bey Stephanie Dean. Karen Sharp. Tracy Specht. Heather Handy. Laura Quick. Cindy Ro Susan Kozak. Lori Burns, Janet Duerr. Miss Wesolowski 176 Organizations German Club A first year organization, German Club is designed for students to experience German Culture. Already, the members attended Oktoberfest, a German celebration, Fasdernfest, and a language fair where projects were submitted for competition. Club officers are president, Kim Kalinowski, and vice president, Tracy Kinal. Row 1: Mrs Gilbert. Cindy Leidich. Kim Kalinowski. Tracy Kinal. April Janiga Row 2: Tammy Kauffman, Jenny Offhaus. Melissa Gardner, Cheryl Gilbert. Linda Ardnt i---FFA FFA FFA (Future Farmers of America) is an inter- curricular activity of the vocational agriculture program. It provides related activities and oppor- tunities to develop skills that will be beneficial to the agriculture student. FFA has many fundraising drives during the year which include the sale of apples, cheese and sausage and citrus fruits. Special recognition goes to Stephanie Gilbert, who won the State Proficiency award, and Tammy Metzger, Beth Gerardi, and John Strezlec, who won State Empire Degrees. This year’s officers are: President, Matt Schoenthal, Vice-President, Chris Martin, Secretary, Laura Lane, Treasurer, Kim Puckett, Reporter, Tammy Metzger, Sentinal, John Strezlec. The student advisor is Stephanie Gilbert, and the advisor is Mr. Lane. I Row 1: Mr Lane, John Strezlec. Kimberely Puckett, Chris Martin. Matt Schoenthal. Laura Lane. Tammy Metzger. Stephanie Gilbert. Eileen Donovan. Row 2: Mike DiJo- seph. Bill Kuhn, Joanne Luders, Carolyn Vogel. Tony Giambra, Steve Borgeois, Blake Bykowicz, Fred Peters. Arthur Keicher, Dawn Wurts, Kelly Tyler. Mark Strezlec, Michael Fink. 178 Organizations Tomahawk—i Rowl: Susan Husarek, Rachelle Rydzynski. Laurie Brooks. Julie Lindberg, Molly Lu ther Row 2: Karen Roll. Denise Wcsolowski, Linda Barciniak. Sharon Stone. Cathy Parsons. Lisa Scott Row 3: Deanna Banas, Renee Gauthier. Mr Root. Michele Spong. Tara Tent, Elayne Dobinski, Rose Thompson. Lisa Casagnol. Patty Gill. Tomahawk The Tomahawk, as in past years, has main- tained the purpose of keeping the student body updated on school activities, and upcoming events. It provides dates, places, and background. Where would everyone go to find out when that basketball game is, or who it’s against? How about information on the latest dance, or school social event to get together with friends? Everyone goes to the Tomahawk, of course. As in past years, our school newspaper has continued to keep the stu- dent body updated on the wheres and whens of school activities. It’s a bi-weekly paper, that every- one looks forward to. It provides an outlet and an opportunity for the students to contribute their facts and opinions of public concern. Advised by Mr. Root, this year’s officers are Editor-Michelle Spong and Co-Editor-Renee Gauthier. ; Organizations 179 i-Model UN Model UN The Main purpose of Model UN is to give stu- dents knowledge and experience in researching current international problems within the format of a Model United Nations Conference. The mem- bers are judged on their effective preparation and presentation. Led by president Ethan Bosch and vice presi- dent Bob Eisman, the club has scheduled confer- ences for competition at Canisius and Daemen colleges. With the past experience and leadership, Iroquois Central has won more awards for Model UN competition than any other high school in Western New York over the past fifteen years. Row 1: Ethan Bosch. Bob Eisman. Christen Nuwer. Mr Sabo Row 2: Keith Otto. Jon Kleinberg. Sue Husarek, Sharon Stone. Deanna Banas. Dana Jandzinski, Cindy Leidich, Kari Pache. Christen Corwin. Christa Weber. Karen Suhr Row 3: Peter Jakubowski. Joe Lackey, Denise Wesolowski. Renee Gauthier. Kathy Parsons. Lisa Scott. Matt Romag- n°lo Row 4: Mike Gumina. Paul Cepaglia. Bruce Fisher. Bob Cochran. Doug Danitz. Steve Baranowksi. 180 Organizations Rowl: Karen Wroblewski, Chris Krupski. Bob Eisman, Carrie Lorenz Row 2: Bradley Eckert. Dave Bandish. Barb Spann. Laimen Sanchez. Linda Arndt. Bob Spahn. Mrs. Reed Row 3: Vicki Lee. Paul Fabiniak, Lotta Jutmar, Carmen Morera, Theresa Serna. Dana Jandzinski. AFS is an organization designed to introduce foreign students to American culture, while at the same time it sponsors American students going overseas. This year the group is traveling to Toronto and Washington D.C. to allow the students to see our neighboring country, and to view where and how our government works. Led by President Carrie Lorenz and Vice Presi- dent Bob Eisman, The club’s advisor is Mrs. Reed. Many meetings are held throughout the year to allow the adult and student chapters to discuss different aspects of each other’s life styles and cultures. Organizations 181 The National Honor Society is an organization put together to honor scholastic achievement and excellence. Many fund raisers are initiated in order to raise contributions for charity, such as the All- night-a-thon, dance-a-thon, baked goods sale, and peer tutoring. This years officers are President Bob Eisman, Vice president Dave Bandish, Secretary Colleen Ball, and Treasurer Melodye Ross. Row 1: Colleen Ball, Melodye Ross, Rich Kingston. Dave Bandish, Robert Eisman. Row 2: Michael Krause. Kristen Nuwer, Gary Barrow. John Larson, Joe Kunfck, Karen Walsh, j Mrs Gilbert. Row 3: Erica Amschler. Karen Roll. Carrie Lorenz. Paul Fabiniak, Don I Battistoni, Lynelle Fullenwarth 1 182 Organizations Radio Organizations 183 WILD RADIO This year, RADIO has had many new faces added to its membership bringing a variety of new talents. WILD has enlarged its collection of equip- ment with the purchase of a portable music sys- tem, the “MiniMaxx”. to be used throughout the school and at special events. WILD has also pur- chased a light sequencer to add some pizazz to our school dances. Along with its new members came new ideas, such as sponsering contests with increasing fre- quency throughout the years with various prizes given away, including concert tickets and tickets for special events. After the previous year of si- lence, let the music play on!!! Row 1: Mr Roots. Sue Woller Row 2: Tara Tent. Lisa Scott. Kathy Parsons. Lisa Cassagnol. Rose Thompson. Elaine Dobinski, Gary Ruszczyk Row 3: Justin Kubiak. Mike Mucci Row 4: Tony Watroba. Keith Bieniak It’s Academic Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Ludwig, this year’s It’s Academic team faced a major change. WIVB stopped airing It’s Academic so the team participated in a new contest, the Knowledge Mas- ters Open. This involved taking a quiz on a com- puter disk and phoning in the results. The team placed second in New York State and tenth out of 940 schools in 49 states and Canada. They scored 1553 points out of 2000 and answered 191 questions correctly out of 200-two more than the first place team. Row 1: Mr. Ludwig, Jon Kleinberg, Keith Otto. Paul Fabiniak, Bob Eisman, Dave Bandish. Christen Nuwer. - 184 Organization Key Club The aim of Key Club (advised by Mr. Clinard) is to un lock and develop the initiative, leadership ability and good citizenship in its members. This year the organization has held many fund raisers: an All-Night-A-Thon that raised over $250 for the American Cancer Society, can drives and toy drives. A highlight this year was the collection of over $300 in food for area needy families. The club has also attended conventions in the Catskills and Toronto. This years officers were. President • Lynelle Fillenworth. Vice-President - Linda Arndt. 'V Organizations 185 7 Key Club Row 1: Noreen DiJoseph, Lynelle Fillenwarth, Linda Arndt, Joyce Miceli. Row 2: Marsha Debber, Vince Miceli, Wes Erhardt. Sue Fiegl, Brian Drajem. Barb Spahn Row 3: Mr. Clinard, Jeny Galley. Rachael Rosier. Valerie Koszuta. Sheri Scott. Robin McAr- thur, Jamie Scime. General Chorus 186 Organizations Junior Girls Chorus For many girls, the tone of the day is set by their involvement in the Junior Girls Choir. This group, under the imaginative direction of Mrs. Dennis, allows the members to work toward reaching new highs as their voices and knowledge of music de- velop. The community receives the rewards of their efforts during such events as the Pops Con- cert, Christmas concert. Spring concert, and the musical. Row 1: Julie Kuzma, Chris Mendolera, Amy Talty, Jennifer Ugucciodi, Becky Smith. Mary Bansmer, Kim Becker. Row 2: Lauren Pawalek, Tammy Grucza, Shannon Oberthur, Jenny Pappa, Kerry Allen. Kim Durawa. Missy Miller, Erica Lohmon, Linette Moore Row 3: Barb Biro, Kelly Shannahan. Joelle Pitkin. Gail Szurgot. Pam Giles. Lynn Fiegl, Kris Doyle. Mrs. Dennis. Row 4: Kim Beyer, Carolyn Hoch, Carolyn Peek. Tammy Kaufman. Cherlyl Gilbert. Susan Kozak Row 5: Tracy Reimers. Chris Barrow, Becky Snyder. Jennifer Vanschoorven. Michelle Zilliox, Jenny Graziano. Jenny Offhaus. Row 6: Pam Post. Tina Campbell, Vicky Zuber, Heather Handy, April Feifer, Nicole Cook. Andrea Mruzik, Cathy Larivey ----------Mixed Chorus i . fu3f iflW|j Row I- Jeff Johnson. Krtstcn Nuwer. Ann Hoch. Michelle Chapp. Christa Weber. Karen Suhr. Becky Braun. Gwen Agthe. Jesstca Kaufman. Brian Drajem Row 2- Teresa Stevenson. Rebecca Dukat. Lisa Vogel. Gwen Rosenthal. Leslie Wedgewood. Beth Benner. Julie Farmer Row 3- Sue Lewalski, Teresa Pautler. Bob Spahn. Pete Jakubowski. Kelly Klos. Robin Jann. Molly Hoeft Row 4- Megan Little. John Wetland. Mike Gumma, Mike Parker. Chrtstan Corwin. Pam Kornetka Row 5- Julie Lmdberg. Kim Kalinowski. Bob Armaly. Gary Fredericks. Steve Pierce, Linda Roll. Tracy Specht Senior Mixed Chorus The main purpose of the Senior Mixed Chorus is to perform at concerts throughout the year. The Senior Mixed Chorus has regularly scheduled meetings two to three times a week as a class. So far this year, theSenior Mixed Chorus has partici- pated in the Pops Concert in November and the Annual Christmas Concert. The Chorus will partic- ipate in the Spring Concert later this year and will also sing at Graduation. The Senior Mixed Chorus is a half credit course per year and Mrs. Dennis encourages anyone in- terested in singing to join. The clubs officers are: President: Becky Braun, Vice President: Karen Suhr, Treasurer: Brian Dra- jem. Librarian: Lisa Vogel, Corresponding Secre- tary: Kristen Nuwer, Co-Corresponding Secretary: Becki Dukat. Organizations 187 Show Choir Show Choir Show Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Dennis, is comprised of a wide variety of talented people. This very diverse group claim awards in various fields and enjoys performing before the comm- unity. It is unusual in its combination of dancing to its own choreography while singing. Performances for the Kiwanis Club and EMW Shriners were enjoyed by all, and a harmonic combination with the orchestra at Fisher-Price and the Aurora Park Nursing Home were most noteworthy. Row 1: Michelle Chapp. Becky Braun Row 2: Mrs Dennis. Christa Weber. Karen Suhr. Brain Drajem. Rebecca Dukat, Lisa Vogel Row 3: Molly Hoeft. Julie Farmer. Beth Benner. Ann Hoch Row 4: Gary Fredricks, Kristen Nuwer. Bob Armaly. 188 Organizations Concert Band Row I: Melodye Ross. Jesse Ferraccio. Laura Cholewinskt. Bill Basset. Miquela Morris. Jill Chudzik. Janet Duerr, Lori Burns. Karen Sharp, Jennifer Knox Row 2: Denise Szymanek. Jill Gulczewski. Linda Roll. Janean Delle Donne. Tracy Specht. Stacy Szwaczkowski. Jill Neubauer. Sharon Stone. Jessica Kaufman. Chris George. Becky Dukat Row 3: Lisa Stiles. Cindy Ross. Laura Quick, Nicole Cook. Peter Lerczak, Andy Lisitsky. Nevada Monteque, Jeff Collins. Paul Ceppaglia, Chuck Dimitroff, Mr Ross Row 4: Karen Roll, Doug Danitz. Keith Fowlow, Keith Boniface, Kevin Price. Steve Kimpton. Al Korczynski. Jeff Lewis. Bruce Fisher. John Funseth. Gary Barrow, Jeff Schoenborn, Steve Baranowski. This year, Concert Band was led by president Gary Barrow, vice president Jeff Lewis, secretary Karen Roll, and treasurer Bruce Fisher. To raise money for trips to allow the band to perform out of state, the band has held picnics and candy sales. On May 27-31 the concert and symphonic bands participated in the West Virginia Strawberry Festival in Buckhannon, West Virginia. The events consisted of marching and concert competition. In November 1986, Rebecca Dukat, Melodye Ross, Lisa Stiles, and Cindy Ross were selected for the All State Sectional from four counties. Also, 38 band members participated in Tri County Band held in Alden, November 21 and 22, where a one hundred piece band directed by Dale Baer of Ithaca College, and jazz ensemble performed. I Organizations 189 Orchestra The Iroquois orchestra under the direction of Mr. William Staebell has managed to retain its high standard of music excellence. It gives the students a chance to learn and perform standard repertoire of the past two hundered years of symphonic and string literature. The orchestra has many fund raising activities, including can- dy sales and bottle drives; this year they’re raising mon- ey to outfit the entire orchestra for informal wear for the spring concert. This years officers are; President, Karen Suhr; vice president, Laura Kay; secretary-treasurer, Deirdre Roth; Librarian, Dawn Bishop. Row 1: Christa Weber, Sherry Lutgen, Dawn Bishop, Lora Kay. Karen Suhr. Dee Dee Roth. Jody Ells. Lynn Baumeister, Dana Rowland, Missy Rados Row 2: Mr Staebell. Sherry Jerome. Michael Giovino, Michelle Latka. Brian Walnicki. Jaci Wieland. Brian Drajem, Michelle Moyer, Mark Walnicki. Row 3: Cindy Ross. Laura Quick, Bill Basset. Melodye Ross. Jessie Ferracio, Jennifer Knox, Rebecca Dukat, Tracy Specht. Janean Delle Donne. Lisa Stiles. Row 4: Bruce Fisher. Doug Danitz, Paul Ceppaglia, Jeff Collins. ■■ Steve Baranowski. Gary Barrow Row 5: Al Korczynski, Jeff Lewis. 190 Organizations Symphonic Band L� S ' v.V'V a ;0t � . Ill wi i v A 0' iiliu i'i Symphonic Band The main purpose of the Symphonic Band, which is mostly composed of freshmen, is to prepare them for Concert Band. Symphonic Band, directed by Mrs. Rap- pold, will be travelling to Buckhannon, West Virginia for marching competition in May. Since each student has to earn money for himself for the upcoming trips, the band held a citrus sale and a candy sale. Other activities planned for the remainder of the year include; an ensem- ble concert, potluck dinner, Erie County Band competi- tions, and spring and outdoor concerts. This year’s offi- cers are: Gary Barrow, president; Jeff Lewis, vice president; Karen Roll, secretary; Bruce Fisher, Treasur- Row I: Heather Handy, Jenny Vanschoonhoven, Sue Kozak, Tammy Grucza, Amy er; and Melodye Ross and Lori Burns, Librarians. Bauer. Amy Blab. Tina Campbell. Kelly Shannahan. Lisa Penke, Rebecca Snyder, Jennifer Graziano. Row 2: Kim Beyer. Gabby Hall. Chris Barrow, Kari Pachi, Jenny Kamholz, Sandy Garbacz. Amy Rowland. Carolyn Peek. Ellen Jeromka, Tammy Orf, Wendy Kamholz. Stephanie Dean. Mrs. Rappold Row 3: Steve Czumaj, Don Chudzik, Dan Youngers. Mike Thomas. Chris Tinch, John Post, Andy Hanson. Peter Nomm, John Ruppp, Bill Barsotelli, Hillary Powers Row 4: Lisa Gipple, Matt Kreiger, Heidi Sandi- lands, John DiJoseph, Steve Young, Derek Rowland Row 5: Steven Pierce, Kirk Gumtow, Tim Forrest. John Richards. Ken Wright. Justine Accurso. Bradley Eckert, Scott Golden, Adam Gee. Mike Parker. Organizations 191 Spanish Club Spanish Club The Spanish Club, advised by Mrs. Zabranskey, is important because it teaches students of Spanish the culture of Hispanic people. This year, the Spanish Club is selling Easter candy to raise money for their trip to Rochester in March. This year’s officers are: Co-presi- dents, Bob Eiseman, and Jessie Ferracio; secretary, Lisa Fronczek; and treasurer, Donna Makowski. 192 Organizations Row 1: Richard Kingston. Denise Wesolowski, Joe Kunick, Kristen Nuwer. Dave Ban- dish, Bob Eisman. Jesse Feraccio. Joelie Vacanti Row 2: Chris Thibault, Natalie Rutkowski, Lisa Fronczek. Michaelle Lyon. Mike DiDomenico, Jen Danieu, Leah Corri- gan. Kyle Oliver. Jenny Rozek, Maria Rybarczyk, Carolyn Hoch. Row 3: Kary Battaglia. Leslie Wedgewood. Sue Walsh. Michelle Jarocinski. Jennifer Szaras, Carmen Morera, Theresa Serna. Wouter ter Steege. Row 4: Scott Kent. Todd Derek, Janean Delle Donne. Jon Welland. Lisa Scott, Jennifer Knox. Robin Jann, Missy Fisher, Lotta Jutmar, Lisa Delconzo. Julie Thurston, Amy Astri, Becky Bitterman, Amy Woldarczyk. Jill Apa. Lance lanello, Sharon Danieu. Cathy Fantozzi, Jenny Kunick. Row 5: John Marasco. Bill Husarek, John Steigen, Tom Mallon, Renee DePalma, Kim Schuler. Gabby Hall, Erin Hanley, Nicole Gervasio, Erica Lohmann, Row 6: Ed Tomaszewski, Andy Lisitsky, Kim Steves. Vicki Sherry, Jason Hines. Howard Deth. Kevin McDonald, John Miller, Amy Kopinski, Sharon Sturm, Julie Zent, Julie Kuzma. Lauren Pawelek, Kelly Shanahan, Deanna Twarczek. Tammy Emehizer. Row 7: Steve Czumaj, Sue Kozak, Kim Josker, Heather Handy, Ann Hassan. French Club French Club The purpose of this organization is to extend the student’s knowledge of French outside the classroom. This is accomplished through talks and slides by AFS students, a trip to Albright Knox Art Gallery with a guide tour of French paintings. A highlight this year was a field trip to the ethnic festival in Hamilton, Ontario under the supervision of the advisor, Mrs. Pitkin. Ethan Bosch is president; Jack Twichell, vice president; Kristin Little, secretary; Patti Hart, Treasurer; Sheila Nowak, programmer. Row 1: Mrs. Pitkin. Sheila Nowak, Jack Twichell. Ethan Bosch. Patty Hart. Row 2: Michelle Latka, Melissa Rados, Kirsten Davies, Debi Lamendola, Jessie Ferraccio, Jill Chudzik. Jeff Collins, Lisa Cassagnol, Elayn Dobinski, Jason Daily Row 3: Sandy Garbacz. Christine Barrow. Rachelle Bernacki, Jeff Grabowski. Don Chudzik. Tina Hauber, Joe Lackie. Barb Spahn, Karen Sharp. Theresa Pawelek. Row 4: Mike Krause, ■ Geoff Gunner, Ellen Jaremka, Jackie Fronczek, Peter Nomm, Kristan Corwin, Dawn Dryden, Janet Duer. Organizations 193 Pep Club Pep Club Pep Club is an organization designed to promote spirit for our school and sports functions. Club members play their biggest role during the Homecoming, where they set up the gym for the pep assembly, make banners, paint senior athletes, and clean up the mounds of confet- ti under the bleachers afterwards. They are responsible for working the concession stand during the football and basketball games, and all carnation sales. Presently, Pep Club is trying to raise runds to rebuild the concession stand. Row 1: Arpil Elder. Kris Kasza, Tracy Kinal, Dana Jandzinski, Leslie Wedgwood. Row 2: Robin Jann, Mary Bonning, Teresa Pautler, Sue Lewalski, Dawn Dryden, Ethel Wedgwood Row 3: Dawn Bishop. Anne Hock. Sherry Lutgen, Kim Kalinowski. Barb Spahn, Michelle Latka. Miss Boggan, Missy Hess. Kary Battaglia. I 194 Organizations Drama Club The purpose of Drama Club is to give students theatrical experience. The organiza- tion produces the presentation of the fall play in November, attends local productions, and competes at the W.N.Y. High School Drama Festival. Officers for this year are: Brian Drajem - President and Lisa Vogel - Vice President. Row 1: Gail Szurgot. Robin McGarther. Bill Barsotelli. Vicki Zuber. Rebecca Snyder. Shannon Oberther Row 2: Jody Ells. Joyce Micelli. Leslie Wedgwood. Sue Lewalski. Beth Benner, Kelly Shannahan. Heather Handy, Bob Spahn. Row 3: Josh Blair, Linda Arndt. Linda Roll. Barb Spahn. Kellie Klos, Julie Farmer. Jennifer Knox. Gary Freder icks, Carolyn Peek. Erica Lohmann Row 4: Jeff Brodowski. Christen Nuwer. Mr. Mark Adams. Karyn Suhr. Becky Braun Row 5: Chris George. Molly Hoeft Row 6: Gwen Rosenthal. Rebecca Dukat Row 7: Lisa Vogel. Brian Drajem. Organizations 195 Musical THE ft WG AND 1 Music: Richard Rodgers Book Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II 196 Organizations Presented by the Iroquois Central High School Music Department THE MUSICAL CAST OF CHARACTERS FOR THE KING AND I Captain Orton Louis Leonowens The Interpreter Phra Alack Anna Leonowens The Kralahome The King T uptlm Lady Thtang Lady Ying Yaowlak Prince Chulalongkorn Sir Edward Ramsey LunTha Princess Understudy Princs Princes Priest Wife Narrator Wives Guards Uncle Thomas Characters Dancers Renee Gauthier. Denise Wesoiowskt Christopher George Steven Pierce Gary Fredericks Kristen Nuwer Tony Fodero David Mitchell Karyn Suhr Rebecca Braun Jennifer Kroh William Barsottclli Jeffrey Johnson Brian Drajem Beth Benner Lisa Vogel. Molly Hoeft. Allison Gustavel. M chelle Meyers. Laura Meyers Andrew Dickinson. Richard Peek. Kelt Schoenwetter. Thomas Hoeft. Matthew Ha selback. Andrew Drajem Robert Armaly. Jeffrey Bishop Jane Hasselback Jennifer Schmidt. Rosellen Peek. Vicki Clarl Elissa Morganti. Rebecca Dukat. Julie Lint berg. Christa Weber Jeffrey Bishop. Joshua Blair. Ronald Luderi Patrick Welkley Julie Farmer. Gwen Rosenthal. Kellte Kloi Jennifer Schmidt. Molly Hoeft. Beth Bennei Renee Gauthier. Denise Wesoiowski David Mitchell..........as the KING OF SIAM Yearbook Row 1: Sherry DeNicola. Amy Clough. Michele Kiesewetter, Tammy Furman. Kirsten Davies. Row 2: Robny Bennett. Tanya Nicoloff. Leslie Wedgewood. Kathy Roth. Lisa Fronczek, Pam Kaczmarek, Melodye Ross Row 3: Mr Palmer. Jim Hartman. Lynn Ratajczak. Bonnie Willard. Erica Amschler. Lisa Ratajczak. Chris Brown. Bob Cochran. 1987 IROQUOIAN STAFF Advisor- Mr Ken Palmer Assistant Advisor- Mr. Mike Gelsinger Section Editors: Faculty- Tanya Nicoloff Sports- Tammy Furman Organizations- Chris Brown Freshman- Lisa Rataczak and Maureen Fuer Sophomore Bonnie Willard and Leslie Wedgwood Junior- Donna Makowski Senior- Co-Editors Amy Clough and Lisa Reinhardt Opening Section and some Layouts- Amy Clough and Lisa Reinhardt Photography- Pam Kaczmarek, Jim Hartman. Jessie Feraccio Business Staff- Michele Kiesewetter, Melodye Ross, Erika Amschler Copywriters Editors- Robyn Bennett. Sherry DeNicola Chief Typist- Lynn Ratajczak Typists- Jennifer Fisher. Lisa Fronczek, Tracy Kupke Chief Gopher- Bob Cochran Thanks to- Cathy, Kirsten. Natalie. Heather. Ann Special Thanks To- Mr David Riley, Mr. Root, Mrs. Hamms. Mrs Stansbury, Mrs. Pfeiffer and especially my wife and family P S. Daddy “will be home for supper tonight Organizations 197 t. SGB SAO Student Activities Office Row 1: Sue Lewalski. Julie Farmer, Debbie LaMendola, Lisa Scott Row 2: Jeffrey Schoenbom, Debbie Sitarek, Kevin Day, Jill Apa, Chuck Terwilliger, Jill Chudzik, Mr Root S.A.O. is an organization of the high school where a group of individuals take the responsiblities of keeping financial re- cords as well as meeting records of most of the academic organizations. We have on file all of the charters and the requirements of receiving letters as well as who earned them. Fund raisers are also held through us for academic organizations. SGB SGB, Student Government Board, is now headed by Melinda Weiglein relieving P.J. Minich whose term is over. SGB organizes all school social events and fund- raisers, and is the major factor for the high level of school spirit ICHS is now enjoying. Advisor, Mr. Root, enjoys giving SGB members responsibilities and helping them grow to meet them. The major fund-raisers for SGB are the Homecoming dance and the indispensible pop machines. SGB members are also responsible for all class dances including the senior and junior proms, and the magazine sale. This year’s officers are: President, Melinda Weiglein; Vice President, Kris Little; Treasurer, Jenny Colern; Secretary, Tara Tent; Sergeant at Arms, Jennifer Maze. I Row 1 Kyle Oliver, Marjorie Maze. Jenny Rozek, Michelle Lezynski, Amy Talty, Dan Soeder, Jenny Van Schoonhoven. Bryan Donovon. Row 2- Lisa Scott. Tara Tent, Jenny Maze. Chris Tyler. Sue Wollen, Melinda Weiglein, Jill Minich. Dawn French. Joelle Vacanti. Debra Lamendola. Julie Thurston Row 3- Mr Root, Don Chudzik, Howard Deth, Tammy Beyer. Kathy Donovan. Kevin Day, Chuck Terwilliger. Ethan Bosch. Laurie Beebe, Matt Minich, Liesl Gumtow, Pam Dekarz, Laura Cholewinski, Jennifer Colern. Ed Blackman. 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CRACK, the newest drug prob- lem of the 80’s, gets public atten- tion for the first time The U.S. bombs Libya in retalia- tion for alleged terrorist attacks The End 209 BY - LINES B J • DON’T U KNOW THAT I COULD MAKE A DREAM THATS BARELY HALF AWAKE COME TRUE BUT ANYTHING I WOULD’VE S AID I FELT SOMEHOW YOU ALREADY KNEW HERES 2 THE 1 WHOS TRUE • Z Cuddle Puppy 1 Love You more than anything Babe Fer-Fer you’re 1 w friends. Sorry about all the misunderstandings. Mike I still can’t resist those blue eyes - Babe Lisa, Tams, Pammy; thanx for everything. I love ya • Debs Tams, guys are losers anyway • Babe John, you’ll always be my little baby - Debbie Dave S. • I Love You! • 2 23 85 • Forever - Colleen G. Hey. Hey, We’re the monkees! Right KD CF? Your Mike or mine? JH DD You’re an animal, I want sum crackers-R-U-cold? Their showing? AO Hey spike, howzithangin’? we’ve been through alot! Cherrypie! Luv ya lots KP Howdy! Sorry things didn’t work out. I hope we can still-b-buds AO JR-U-can’t say no! U-R-A-Nut! Thanx-4-the great x’s in ACC. Rem: Thehand arms boots otis arms boots otis boots arms otis get a life! Otis Arms CC • skiing was great; long puss; railing: owch; howzit going eh? You’re a sweetie! Chris • I Love You Forever! Faithfully Yours - Jenn LB: never forget PC at Bari’s, Sat with 4; balloons; BP at the wheel; the movies; Funnels at BP's; OPR - spaghetti; Albert • MM; Cm Liq; purse thief; first PB; Bathroom; Hi there! Colleges? U R The Best! I Love U MM! BK DLS and CYN Love W.E.C.K Colleen. I’ll always love you. • Brad Leroy’s workout center will revenge you all in due time. So long, and thanks for all the fish. Slider. Iceman and Maverick. LB BK Loved the Saturday Night prank grow up • LJ Tell BP too. A Hawaiian sunset along the beach of Waikiki • we were really there GB BK: Never forget PC at Bri’s; Sat with 4; Balloons; BP at the wheel; the movies; funnels at BP’s; OPR spaghetti Albert MM; caz liq; purse thief; first PB; bathroom; Hi there! Colleges? You’re a great friend? I Love You Bill Always! LB Wise MEN and Street Kids together make a GREAT TEAM . . . but can the old system be BEAT??, no . . . not without YOUR participation . . . RADICAL social change begins on the STREET!!, so if you’re looking for some ACTION . . CUT THE CRAP and get OUT There The CLASH What a long strange TRIP it’s been . . . The GRATEFUL DEAD Some day you soap opera people will realize what a pain you were!.! Ao- like your black neglige. You look so sexy! Don’t forget Crackers and Kim Mitchell. Can u work the vib? Luv DD AE • up at the cottage, TR and hockey games. Still smokin’? U R A great cuz, good luck with Alex. Foxy Lady • doobie 9x peach tree pregnancy test Brad and Steve Spike How long is it? You’re such a loser! Submissive love ya lots! Thanx for making this year fun: KM, the face man: EK, my house is pelted with snowballs: RD, pass back them luscious ans.: CL: JC: SC: Beav: Skeeter suckin that blood: likes: fun: Canadian brew: water skiing: thanx - JO BootsBoots. you are a dikster: arms: brace face: Boots is Tom W!!! Otis wash your face!! Otis Otis: Pelted house: from • the bus crew!!! W.ayne A.l D.ennis Rules Pablo • Now lets see a presentation! Tu’Amiga Fiel! Bionca Bob. Thanks for everything you’ve done for me. I Love You! Chris GMA cont. thanks 4 our friendship Amy Connie esp Bathroom talks 101 mo Dawn UR truly amazing Jack it was fun Fruitloop will always rem. cold nites in HOT steamed CARS LUV YA! The best is yet to come my special friends, thanks 4Ever Young while the memo- ries last GBE1 Future Plans: Go to Poconos with Poops - I Love U Mark - Dee XO To my dearest friends - Erica, Melodye, Joelle: Thanx • I Luv Ya! Lisa Ann - Even though u have hairy legs I Love U • Chris. AO - Look out for the fence! JC - Watch those washboards! No shoplifting! DD • Thanx for your help but u are still a loser! AO - Look out for the fence! Jovi! KimJoLisURBest!WhatlDoWoUKimSubLkeCgl 4PtyAmLmmW T LSum- 86MisUFoxBFF! JoMyHeadCement! Bert. Lisagabesa Gas Spti Santa Ho Ho Ray ECF143 Special FF:Jen R Jc 90 Joe(sxy) Rach Jen Ann Cc Becks Jn Rk Nr Tra Ger JL Gang JM LULvLf2Ful PK Pammy I have only one thing to say • we’re out of gas again!! Never forget all those adventures in the Pammobile and the fair - losing it! Maverick you’re dangerous. That’s right Ice-Man. 1 am dangerous. Big Cut, Hey Hey, Big Muskie, Beteiguise, Measure the newtons. SURF The person I thought I wouldn’t forget, I forgot • Jennifer Lynn • The time we’ve shared together has been the best of my life. 1 hope we never lose each other. I’ll Always love you. • Jeff Holly, you’re the only one I Love! Ben Senior Wrestlers 1! SD - Super Dork! Adventures with the team - HIGGAMANIA!! Nice haircut Chilly!! Hey. Let’s go Bowling! Long Live THE TEAM! Hey Dave, you're NEVER getting your cash, you SD team adventures. Jeff- If we had only known sooner. You were right by my side 4 all these yrs. I’ll always love you. Let’s make it happen • Lynn LB, Thanks 4 all the good times, and for always being there for me, I Love You - LR A special thanx to all my friends, especially MZ. Thanks for all the good times. LR NYNEX BAGUBA - Thanx 4 all the great memories throughout the year! Wrestlers Thanx 4 all the fond visions u have given us • U R Awesome! Kevin You are very special to me. Love, JL (HAPPY) RG • Who’s Kevin? Karen J. - Place: Seneca Mall • 2-11-87 “Walk 5 spaces stay the night so I can be stimulated” - Where’s the party? At the corner? Oct 31! Brother S friends, friends friends • Scruffy • drive-in? THE FLY 2nd movie about? After-Mighty Taco - windshield wipers! TRUCKS!! - Where’s the leash? Don’t feel bad it happens to all of us at least once! - Keep in touch! And I told you to wait until Sunday! - Lisa G. Lynn. Thanks for listening. I’m really gonna miss you next year. - Luv ya, Lis. Mav, Vice, D.W . 852m 851 — By Guys. It’s been real. ZEN and SWIBBY are real but you’re not------SURF the galaxy - - - Drugs. The crazies have ruled 1987 • • • Live Long and Prosper. John and Jason - You’re the best friends a person could have! • Ben Dedicated 2 my real friends-U-no-who-U-R but U don’t have to admit it! I would just like 2 say a few words about the past 4 yrs of high school life. U gain many friends through the yrs but then things happen (trike accidents, when UR really depressed; days when U yell at everybody) then U find out who UR friends really R N who actually cares about U; w o true friends, life isn't worth living! Will miss U all greatly! I wood like to leave IHS this last thought: If these R the best days of R lives, just what do we have 2 look forward to in our life anyway!?! Sincerely - Jim Hartless, The Busch God. Kit-Kat supplier Hartman Goodbye Good Luck. PS - The years R gone, done, and past. 1 hope the memories Forever will last! Of all the things I’ve lost. I miss my mind the most. 42WWRUSHZENSNO Capt. • You're the best and I Love You! Ya Know” ME!!!!!! Rebel Canadian Surfers. A-Mazing, CEP and All else, stay tuned; 42 Johnny - It may not be obvious all the time but I Love You with all my heart and soul!! I hope we never break up but have a very long and happy life together!! I’ll love you for eternity!! Love Always. TM Thanks guys for a great year, esp: JH, PM. MK. JM. HP, KT. and “The Breeze.” Hope next year as seniors is even better!! To my best friends: Spike, Babs, Cathy, and Tammy, you gave me lots of good times. Thanks for everything. Remember Wrestlers make better Lovers! - Stella KD • That Wednesday was the BEST! Where are your binoculars? Luv, Babs Paul T, I think you are the greatest. U R the Incredible Hulk! RP Johna. As the saying goes incest is best. Thanks for all your help! I still think of you as my brother. Good Luck with Crystal. U R the pepto and Crystal is never mind u know. See ya later Bubs. Crazy Amy K, I’m looking for a good reason to fight U!! U’ll lose!!!!!!! 210 Academics ............... Administration........... Advertising ............. AFS ..................... Boces ................... Baseball- Varsity ....... Baseball- J.V............ Baseball- Modified ...... Basketball- Boys- Varsity . Basketball- Boys- J.V.... Basketball- Boys- Modified Basketball- Girls- Varsity . Basketball- Girls- J.V... Bowling- Boys ... Bowling- Girls . . . Bylines ........... Cheerleading- Varsity Cheerleading- J.V. Cheerleading- Freshn Chorus Color Guard Concert Band Cross Country Dedication Drama Club FFA ........ Field Hockey- Varsity Field Hockey- J.V. ......... Football- Varsity Football- J.V Football- Modified French Club Freshman .......... German Club Golf .. Homecoming Index ....... Honor Society :hestra ............... Club ........ p Rally idio .......... Rifle Sao SGB ......... Senior Personals Senior Poll ..... Seniors ... Show Choir Soccer- Boys- Varsity Soccer- Boys- J.V. Soccer- Girls- Varsity Soccer- Girls- J.V. Softball- Varsity Softball J.V..... Sophmores Spanish Club Swimming- Boys Swimming- Girls Symphonic Band Tennis- Boys Tennis- Girls Title Page Tomahawk Track- Boys Track- Girls Volleyball- Girls- Varsity Volleyball- Girls- J.V. . . Wrestling- Varsity Wrestling- J.V. . Yearbook Staff 197 Autographs 212