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

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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

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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

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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