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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

IROQUOIS CENTRAL ELMA NEW YORK IROQUOIAN VOLUME 33 TIME REALLY ELIES, Y T IT? By: Gordon Gattie Time keeps hurdling onward It never seems to end Maybe someday I wish I could come back Experience again the memories I now hold. Remember the first day you climbed onto the bus Everyone makes a really big fuss And then onto the Middle School Lastly to the High School Loads of homework you have to get done. You instead devote your time in search of fun. Finally Friday-after all the classes that never would end Long live the weekend! It took years of work to get where we are Every year went by faster than the last one. Suddenly we're seniors-our schools best class! Don't ever forget all the memories you've had here. On Graduation Day we'11 all shed a tear Everyone will look back Separate ways we take. How that you're out in the real world Take a step back and see all you1 ve done. Til miss ya Iroquois Central Time really flies, doesn't it? 2 Opening Time for Confusion Time for Relaxation Time for Firedrills Seniors 3 DEDICATION In June of 1987, we at Iroquois suffered a great loss when Mr. Patrick Collins was tragically killed in a car accident along with three of his Pembroke driver education students. During the final day of instruction, their driver education car was struck head-on by a drunk driver with disastrous results. In his earlier years, Mr. Collins served four years in the navy as a machinist's mate during the Korean War. He then attended Buffalo State College and received his degree in Industrial Arts which he taught for fifteen years at Eden. He began teaching at Iroquois as a substitute in 1982, and from 1983 through 1986 he taught Driver Education. His final year of teaching was as a driver education instructor at Pembroke. Mr. Collins enjoyed those activities which al- lowed him to share his time with his family. A dream of his, as a lover of adventure, was to reach the peak of a snow-capped mountain, a dream that came true for him on a trip to Califor- nia with his wife and children. We mourn and are diminished by this loss even though we are enriched by the legacy he left us. We, the Class of 1988, proudly dedicate our Iroquoian to the memory of Mr. Patrick Col- lins, a man who believed life must go on despite adversity. As life proceeds, so will the memory of him in the hearts and minds of us all. 4 Chad Filipski shows us his motor coordination sUe Wollen gives an announcement with her usual pep and charm Mr. McCready watches over the days activities Modified football players look ready to handle anything that comes their way Kim Swartz and Jenny Balon keep in step at the dance Dan Meyers happily works on his electronics project Underclassmen move and groove to the sounds at the dance Seniors 5 1 1. Sharon Stone shows her best side 2. John Ganter works hard on his world cul- tures in the library 3. Dan Mays observes whats really in a ham sandwich 4. Scott Catlin shows us his patriotic colors Rock Yearbook Day Monday October 5, was Rock-sunglasses day. Students were asked to show their spirit by wearing their favorite rock T-shirt, or by dressing up like their favorite rock star. Many did, including art teacher, Mrs. Russell, who not only dressed like John Lennon, but brought in her painting of him. She also held a contest in her art classes to encourage students to get involved. The students were asked to draw a picture of their favorite rock star and post it on the bulletin board. The winner was Mike Or- lowski, with his drawing of a Motley Crue member. Many teachers said they thought it was great to see different students get involved, not just the ones who usually do.' All in all, the day went well and the response for doing it next year was encouraging. 4 6 Opening Clash Day Tuesday October 6, 1987, in spirit of Homecoming Week, it was clash day. Many people dressed in plaids, stripes and polka-dots. This activitiy showed school spirit,'' and it was fun to those who participated. There were many who didn't partici- pate in this activity. Some reasons stated were, why bother, it's stu- pid, and I forgot. To those who didn't participate, it's your loss. Yearbook October 5-9 was national Yearbook Week, and the staff of the 1988 Iroquoian celebrated this first ever occasion with a unique opportunity. On Rock Yearbook day students were eligible to register to win a free yearbook. One student from each grade level won. The winners were: Freshman Kelly Wurtz, Sophomore Kathy Thompson, Junior Joanne Luders, and Senior Janet Duerr. The homeroom that purchased the highest percentage of yearbooks won free lunch for all those who had participated. Mrs. Warzel's homeroom 114 won with 77% participating. 2 3 1. Leslie Wedgwood shows us the pick of her closet 2. Molly Luther attempts to open her notebook 3. Erica Lindberg looks spiffy In her wardrobe 4. Sue Walsh and Matt Minich definately make an appearance in their clashing attire Opening 7 Teacher Switch Day Wednesday, October 7 was Senior Day. The seniors switched roles with the teachers and taught their classes for that day. The seniors were to do as the teacher would. They taught a les- son or a lab and even got to lecture the classes as a teacher would. The teachers said it's a great way for students to see what a teacher has to put up with. One student said he thought it was fun to see the teach- ers having so much fun and really en- joying a blow-off day for a change. Mere is a list of a few of the students and the roles they played for the day: Mr. Clinard - Denise Szymanek Mr. Dennis - Sharon Stone Mr. Staebell - Lora Kay Mr. Stepien - Kerri Liddell Mrs. Warzel - Bonnie Mauck Mrs. Butler - Rachelle Rydzynski Mrs. Mann - Julie Lindberg Mrs. Smith - Diane Mewman Overall, most of those who were in- volved enjoyed the switch. The day turned out to be successful and an adventure to some. Congratulations to everyone who participated! 8 Opening Opening 9 That Was Then, This Is Plow On Thursday, October 8, some students dressed from their favorite era. They wore every- thing from togas to peace signs and bandanas. One person dressed as a baby and carried around a bottle and blanket, now that was an interesting look at the past. Another popular dress for the day was from the 50's era with a wide varity of bobby socks, saddle shoes, pony- tails, and brightly colored scarves. Then there were the people who dressed as This Is riow or in other words, just another school day. Talk about out of the ordinary, they wore jeans, sweaters or T-shirts, and sneakers. We would like to thank the many participants in the day's activity. Homecoming Pep Assembly The Pep Rally Friday afternoon was a success for the most part. The energy and enthusiasm could be felt as the shouts and cheers rang out. The assebly began with the musical cheers of the band, rousing the students as they entered the gym. As the students settled in their own bleacher sections and things became orga- nized, the assembly began with the greetings of Miss Boggan. Activities got underway with the traditional, Let's go ICS'' cheer, done by each individual class in competition. Although the competition wasn't judged, each class put forth a great effort to all become winners. It was a close competition, but the sopho- l 1. Peace, Love and Happiness states Molly Hoeft 2. The four winners of a free yearbook pose for their picture in their class colors during the Pep Assembly 3. Julie Thurston dresses up to show her spirit by wearing clothes typical of the '50's 4. A definite look from the past was displayed by junior Tina Hauber, who got into the day 4 10 Opening mores came up winners of the class competi- tion, juniors second, seniors third, and fresh- man fourth. The junior class won the wood contest; this is the first time in Iroquois history that the senior class didn't win this contest. next came the spectacular cheerleading pom- pom routine. The cheerleaders worked long and hard preparing the routine. The cheerleaders showed much energy and spirit as they waved their pom-poms, kicked their legs, and per- formed high quality moves to the tune of Lolli- pop, Lollipop , Old Time Rock 'N' Roll , and Be True To Your School . As the senior athletes were traditionally called down from the bleachers to have their faces painted, the confetti contest took full swing. After this contest, something new took place at the assembly. It was a Multi-Event re- lay . Five girls and five guys from each class, and five men and five women from the faculty volunteered to participate in the race. The events consisted of blowing up and popping bal- loons, egg carrying, puffing a flower and giv- ing it to a cheerleader, and buckling up on a chair. The freshman class was victorious. Chuck Dimitroff and Colleen Talty came up winners by showing the most Indian war-like spirit in the face painting competition. The assembly came to an end with the an- nouncement of the homecoming attendants and queen. Winners were: Freshman-Dawn Schuelerand Shelly Boitschenko, Sophomores- Leah Corrigan and Marjorie Maze, Juniors-Jill Apa and Missy Roth, and Seniors Lisa Scott and Melinda Weiglien were chose along with the queen Jennifer Colern. Jenny Colern happily accepts her bouquet of flowers being presented to her as this year s homecoming Queen The Billies dummy hangs awaiting its ceremony at the evening Pep Assembly and bonfire The look of anticipation is evident in the faces of the Senior class Chris Martin, Stephanie Gilbert. Diane Mewman, Jenny Bender, and Sherry Comstock decorated in Senior Class colors from head to toe The competition and excitement showed through at the assembly during the relay between classes and faculty Opening 11 12 Opening Homecoming 1987 This year's homecoming game against the Williamsville South Bil- lies was played in the bitter cold on October 10. The game did not start out in the Chief's favor as the Bil- lies marched down the field to score a touchdown and successful extra point. The second quarter showed some improvement, but the Chiefs could not halt the Billies drive. At the end of the first half, the score was 13-0 in favor of Williamsville. The halftime entertainment con- sisted of the band, the cheerlead- ers, and the class floats as they pa- raded around the track. During this time, the judges finished counting their points for the final float decisions. Each class worked long and hard constructing their floats with the help of their advisors. The judges, all from Iroquois, were Miss Gold- bach, Mr. Jacobs and Miss Schafer. First, second, third, and fourth places were taken by the sopho- mores, seniors, juniors, and fresh- men respectively. While the final decisions were be- ing announced, the second half of the game began. Matt Minich scored the Chief's first points of the game as he ran for a three yard touchdown. A successful field goal attempt by Lance lanello made the score 13-7 in favor of the Billies. The Chiefs' defense held strong against the Billies' offense until the fourth quarter when Williamsville scored another touchdown and two point attempt. The final score of the game was 21-7. That evening the Homecoming dance was held in the cafeteria. It was decorated with the theme THAT WAS THEM THIS IS MOW by the SGB members. The music pro- vided by John Barry kept every- body moving till midnight. Many chaperones commented that the kids all seemed to have a really great time without anyone getting in trouble. After the dance many people topped off the evening by going to parties or getting together with some friends. Opening 13 The voice behind the Chiefs. Mr. Quick Class of 91 show pride in their first float effort 14 Opening Leah Corrigan reflects on the moment HOME Noward Deth, Neanderthal, emerges from his cave Sophomore cheerleaders psyched with spirit COMING '87 Winning third place in the float competition, the junior float. Carl Gaston being costumed with Indian war paint Careful Mrs. Roma, that floor was just waxed! Mr. Ross expertly conducts the band during the football game Opening 15 Seniors 17 Lisa Scott President 955- Chris Tyler Vice President AI m MATER Jjj J J j j Traci Coffey F. R EAT£W NOB-L AU-rtA hfAT-SR, Wff PL£OC,ff yOU HCAAT3 TT -OA { AKD J J cL Wff Vfefe ' - ««.SAWTWif, T 0' Wtf ®£ r A. A-WAy . We 2ft'. «tl J y J «I j j s: Tfcy u vA-i-y camp-u?, y cot-o« Cod,4a p Aauj . Az. a A Nat- x -o-q «'di CGAtT-flALj vv fi Pt€D e‘ OUK-S€UrtSX T% ydU. Iroquois Alma Mater, written and composed by Mr. E. r. Eaton, 1955 Tara Tent Secretary Ethan Bosch Delegate Rose Thompson Delegate 18 Seniors iriiski s ' , Er v —v Ethan Bosch Ethan Bosch, this years Most Outstanding Boy was elected to receive this honor because of his participation in a wide variety of school functions and his out- standing performance in wrestling. Ethan has been involved in wrestling since fourth grade. He won two golds in the 1987 Em- pire State Games in freestyle and Greco-Roman, he has been a team captain in both his junior and senior years. There are also many other ac- tivities he's participated in: Mod- el un for four years (vice-presi- dent as a sophomore and president as a junior). Trench Club for four years (president as a junior). He is a member of na- tional Honor Society and has been a class delegate for two years. Furthermore, he has been on the honor roll each semester. Ethan is ranked sixth in his class and has received a national Mer- it Award, an outstanding achievement. mkj. i SBSsM ?{J; IP mu A - ft «• w $1 i J Most Outstanding In Somebody's Field Lisa Scott In the four years Lisa has spent at ICS, she has already made her mark. She came in as a freshman, cheerleading both seasons. She participated in Spanish Club, Model Un, and soccer. She was elected secre- tary of her class for her sopho- more year and also cheered both seasons, and was elected captian for one. She once again participated in Model un, Span- ish Club and soccer. Lisa also cheered for both seasons in her junior year, participated in Model UN, Spanish Club, Radio Club, newspaper, SGB, and was admit- ted to the National Honor So- ceity. In her senior year, she was elected President, was editor of the newspaper, and was involved in Radio and Model UN. Lisa will go on to college with hopes of conquering the world or at least leaving her mark. ■ . . m ' 4 VT -M Seniors 19 I Class Of 1988 James Abbotoy Kevin Achatz « Andrea Miller, Tracy Specht, and Lori Bums all saying If only we Knew how to work this thing! Jennifer Baton Kathleen Bansmer Kim Anderson Linda Arndt Mary Ellen Bader Jill Barker t Robert Armaly Kary Battaglia 20 Seniors A Tale To Tell Karen Baumgartner Jennifer Bender Jean Bennett Maria Birlanga Joshua Blair William Bork Robert Brauhn Jerry Dwigun gets a final adjustment before his senior portrait. Todd Breton Robert Biondo Mark Braun Jeffrey Brodowski Seniors 21 r It All Began Chris Brown Scott Catlin Robert Cochran Nicholas Crofut Gregory Buckhout Jeffrey Cimmerer Jennifer Colern Steven Czajkowski Lori Burns Leslie Clark Jeffrey Collins ' f 111 - Jason Daily Andrew Clifford Sherry Comstock Kirsten Davies 22 Seniors —1 In 1975 With Kindergarten . . . Janean Delle Donne Sarah Dickinson ? Norine DiJoseph Elayn Dobinski William Derek John DiJoseph Charles DimitrofT David Dombrowski Chris Brown flashes her winning smile. Karen Baumgartner. Tony Watroba- Don't they look happy while having their picture taken? Lisa Donovan Timothy Donovan Seniors 23 I new Adventures Craig Dzierzanowski Vicki Ebert Cathleen Eantozzi Richard Fowlow Jerome Dwigun Thomas Fijas 24 Seniors Seniors 25 now Within Your Reach . . . John Punseth James Ginter Michael Grambo Jeffrey Grzedzicki William Garbacz Chris George Patricia Gill Monique Kiesewetter. Stacey ricil- The look that kills! Colleen Germony Gordon Gattie t Karl Gaston 26 Seniors Dreams Of The Future Silent serving seniors can't seem to raise a racket. Thomas Higgins Gabrielle Hall Stacey Heil Lori Hardy Andrew Heitz Michael Gumina Bonnie Hauck Geoffrey Gunner Melissa Hess Julie Hause David Dombrowski having a difficult time remembering his combina- tion after a hard weekend. Lora Kay Monique Kieswetter I Waiting To Come True . . . Tina Hincher Kelly Hubbard Brian Hoffower Ronald Hudson Jr. Scott Johnson Darrell Kamholz Craig Kingsley Laurel Kinmartin Seniors 27 Anticipation Of Entering The Big Time: Richard Kintzel Maria Konter Albert Korczynski Lynn Krajnik Sandra Kintzel Andrew Kopp Jeffrey Kozma Cheryl Krawczyk Eric Kolk Sheri Kompinski Ken Pierpaoli, Jason SchaseL and Jim Pierpaoli strut their stuff down the halls of Iroquois. Jeanette Kunick Michael Lee 28 Seniors Cynthia Leidich James Leroy ___________________1 High School ... I Kerri Liddell Julia Lindberg Jay Macaluso and Steve Mertel. obviously enjoying their own creations. Donna Makowski Phillip Mallon Molly Luther Joseph Macaluso Jamey Mann Anne Mackiewicz Richard Marszalek Seniors 29 I Hopes And Expectations Senior gym class mesmorized by the actions of Mr. Rollo. Marc Matla Mary Lou McPartlan Jennifer Maze Denise McCIhinny William Maxwell John Mendolera Joyce Miceli Todd Moffett Carolyn Michaels Mary Jo Monnin Steve Mertel Scott Mitchell David Mercurio Andrea Miller 30 Seniors 1 Of Great Things To Come . . . Thomas Murphy Amy Myers Thomas Nareau John Newell Gregory Nowinski Amy Nunan Tracey Nolan Douglas Newton Ann Orlowski Cathleen Parsons Jennifer Pautler J Theresa Pawelek Frederick Peter Raymond Petrinec Chuck Terwtlliger, Fred Peter. John Travis. What do you mean, actually do this?'' Seniors 31 1 Years Of Your Life Mark Pettit K II Michelle Plewinski Heather Puckett Mary Radich James Pierpaoli Kevin Price Laura Quick Melissa Rados Kenneth Pierpaoli Brian Quinn Scott Raichel Paul Pietrantone Alan Pritchard Kelly Radder Lorri Reif 32 Seniors 1 The Best You' ve Heard . . . Jennifer Rook Gwen Rosenthal Rachael Rosier Cynthia Ross When The Clock Moves Too Fast . . . by Donna Makowski Our school days can be condensed into three short days: our first day of school as a freshman, a day as a senior, and Graduation Day. It seems as if it were just yesterday when we were at the bottom of the totem pole, lost in the maze of halls. We all imagined the day when it was our turn to become seniors, having domination over the underclassmen. Today as seniors the halls are a second home to us, and we can do almost anything that we'd like! Tomorrow, we will leave this school forever after the graduation ceremo- ny, asking ourselves, Where has all the time gone? If I Had Another Hour In The Day. . . by Traci Coffey Typical Students at Iroquois: I'd sleep—you can never get enough sleep. If you don't get enough at home, there is always study hall, or even English. Another hour! That would mean they'd make school longer. Would that mean there would be an extra three hours on the weekend? The Die-Hard Student: Study, of course. Then the grin appears. The Athletic Type: There would be time to run those five extra miles, do 500 more push-ups and time left to pump some iron . Kristen Rosseland Cathy Roth Dierdre Roth Rebecca Rozek Dana Rowland holly Rudzinski Seniors 33 Visions Of Homecoming Karen Sharp Todd Seely Christopher Sable Lee Schneckenberger Time For Buddies by Keith Fowlow If I could save time in a bottle . . I'd save some friends in there with it. Most of the people leaving this great high school will re- member friends. You will probably remember the time just before homeroom when your best friend came up to you asking for help with homework due that day. Some kids leaving, will remember the times with friends spent at parties. A time for friends is a time to talk to somebody to tell them what's wrong. Another time for friends is the time you call a bunch of people and ask them to have a game of football. You play for a while and some people get hurt and other people get angry, but it is fun—a time for friends. Robert Scheffler Robert Rusch Bradley Schaeffer Dennis Seiflein Darrell Russell Jason Schasel Sharon Seifried Rachelle Rydzynski Rebecca Schoenthal ,1 0000; X Andrew Seabrook I Prom, Parties And Friends . . . Victoria Sherry Scott Simme Peggy Sitarek Brian Solly Jennifer Shongo Doreen Sitarek Jeffrey Smith Peter Sorgi Chris Thibault, Jenny Bender, and Julie hause intently listen to their written fir oral communications class? Geoffrey Snyder Kristin Soeder Tracy Specht Kerry Stadel Seniors 35 I Then Most Important Thomas Stenzel Tom Murphy shows what he really thinks about class. Michael Stevenson Sharon Stone Andrew Strain William Sturm Kimberly Steves Sean Sullivan Brian Swartz Kimberly Szwartz Denise Szymanek Colleen Talty 36 Seniors Seniors 37 -------1 Graduation, Approaching Fast. . Charles Terwilliger James Travis John Travis Ronald Unverdorben Paul Thiebeau Blaine Tober Kellie Tyler Paul Vanslooten A TIME TOR STUDY by Kevin Price The bell rings as you walk into your study hall. You slowly sit down. You know you have to study this period because you have an important test next period. You open your notebook, as if to study, but then begin to talk to your friend sitting next to you. The study hall teacher gives you the option to either shut up or take an hour. You don't want detention, so you write on the desk for five minutes and wait for the teacher to cool off. When you think you've been quiet long enough, you begin to talk, this time for the rest of the period. When the bell rings telling you it's time to qo, von reattztr that you did not getany studymg done and that you're gojng toJSiV that test. Susan Walsh Joseph Vitello Lisa Vogel Christyn Thibault I Finally A Time To Say. . . Kari Waterman Leslie Wedgwood k Darcy Wilcox Joseph Wolff Anthony Watroba Jeffery Weigel David Wilson Susan Wollen T Scott Weaver Melinda Weiglein Rick Winiewicz Gordon Woods Marsha Webber Raymond Wheeler Amy Wlodarczyk Karen Wroblewski 38 Seniors 3 Thank You And Goodbye! Seniors 39 Thomas Zdrojewski It is Friday, June 24, 1988. I am walking out the doors of Iroquois Central high School for the last time. Remember- ing all the good times brings tears to my eyes. Don't cry. We ll keep in touch,' someone announces to the general crowd. Knowing we won't, I get depressed. Everybody says goodbye to their friends. The crowd dis- perses; a few lingering souls remain, staring at the old brick building with tear stains on their cheeks. Looking out the back window of my car as we pull out of the driveway, I realize that I have made it out, but I want back into the safe world of high school. Barb Spahn Diane Newman Evaleen Ziemba THE WORST OE TIMES By Amy Myers Steve Kimpton Sherrie Jerome MOST ADMIRED: Melinda Weiglein. Ethan Bosch MOST CONSIDERATE: Jeff Smith. Rose Thompson, Tara Tent MOST VERSATILE: Chuck Dimitroff, Amy Nunan WALL OF BEST SENSE or HUMOR: Jeff Cimmerer, Gaby Mall 40 Seniors MOST MUSICAL: Cindy Ross, Albert Korczynski Si im • MOST STUDIOUS: Sue Musarek, Paul Vanslooten, Janet Duerr FAME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Lisa Scott, Ethan Bosch BIGGEST APPLE POLISHERS: Karen Wroblewski, Jeff Weigel Seniors ONE THC OST EOR ICS: Ethan Bosch, Melinda Wciglien WALL OF MOST ARTISTIC: Brian Solly. Kellie Tyler MOST RESPONSIBLE: Jeff Smith, Lisa Scott 42 Seniors MOST SPIRIT: Lisa Cassagnol. Jeff Smith, Cathy Parsons MOST TALKATIVE: Darrell Russell, Gaby Mall. Brian Solly BIGGEST EATERS: Doreen Sitarek. Paul Thibeau FAME Seniors 43 OF BIGGEST THREAT TO SOCIETY: Sherry Comstock. Chuck Terwilliger MOST LIKELY TO BE A GAMESHOW HOST: Gaby Mall, Todd Moffett SHYEST: Andy Kopp, Sarah Dickinson WALL MOST ATHLETIC: Chuck Dimitroff. Amy Nunan 44 Seniors BEST APPEARANCE: Amy Astri. Chuck Dimitroff BIGGEST FLIRT: Colleen Tally. Lan Pritchard MOST GULLIBLE: Paul Pietrantonc, Cathy Parsons t moo a oft to 111� is 11 j 40?dtQ99.7J. 4 ? ♦1!•• • • ••• $• • 1 I • � t40t«7Q4O | M9040444 pO4O4040 pnjMii t % 4 4 4 4 ? 1 ♦ 219494114444 7 4.49 99 i I i a 4 3od ?4 tat • tun' � •944)141 M 9 4 • • 4 4JI � 4)4 •141044 FRIENDLIEST: Gaby Hall, Jennifer Maze, Rose Thompson, Jeff Smith FAME Seniors 45 Natalie Casanovas, Salome Alvarez, and Maria Birlanga give us their American smiles. t Andrew Seabrook I am an ATS student from New Zealand and came to the States to experience a new culture and a different way of life. I am staying with the Little s and I am really enjoying living with them, as well as going to Iroquois. School here is completely different than in New Zealand. Most schools have about 300 people, uniforms are re- quired, they are more strict, and the classes are harder. One good thing about school at home is having an hour for lunch, and half an hour for morning tea. I have really enjoyed being on the golf team this season, as well as going to the football games on Saturday's. Many thank's to everyone who are making my stay a memorable one. Andrew Seabrook takes a breather at the Freshman dance 48 AFS AFS Spanish Heritage Salome Alvarez Eric Mourlot I come from Trance, the country of fashion, food and fun. Although most of my friends this year didn't believe it, we even have a few t.v. sets and electricity. We are the third world power. In my country, universities are free and of high quality; we have to pass a difficult twenty hour exam at the end of high school. But there are things that are missing in our study system, and that I would like to bring back to Trance, like sports, activities, a variety of courses and . .. cheerleaders. E. Mourlot Matalie Casanovas SENIORS TELL ALL KEVIN ACHATZ: Will never forget friends who made ICS enjoyable. Coach Bob and Mr. Collins for thier help. Coach Jim saying get the Job done, bench riding in soccer, thanks Andy. Pet peeve: Don't be a loser by drinking and driving, you lose friends that way, I did. Thanks to mom. dad and Bill for all their support. KIM ANDERSON: Eondest memories spent with Rob 12 13 06 you taught me how to live and be loved. I'll love you foreverl Best times: Prom 86 susp. HB-riding. will never forget B P Jen. LM BC. Grzedzlck's. JK. BK JK. ON. Pet Peeves: rumors, dumb Jocks Syrac ® Conley Rd., Como mall AK, TJ Thanx MOm + Dad. Remember ’ Long you live and high you fly. smiles you give and tears you cry. All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” BOB ARMALY: Thanks to Karl Gaston and his family and the rest of the gang for making 3 yrs. of my life the best I've ever had. I only hope that some of my lifes experiehces have rubbed off on you. so that you will see the world at a closer, much deeper point of view. Thanx a million! LINDA ARNDT: I will always remember my friends and the good times we shared, esp. Joyce and Sheri. I would have never made it w o you guys. Thanx for being there. Never forget: Allegany, The Pines, D.C. or the Sheraton. Mr. C. and key Clubbers Thanx for the fun times. Mrs. S. Mrs. P. Mrs. M. and KP • What an experince. Mr + Mrs. M. your great. To my brothers- a special thanx I Love you Mom + Dad - Thanx for everything. AMY ASTRI: Will always remember: My B P Beck, the golf course. CAT. Cemetery. Prom 87, Star Wars forever. Queen for a while, twins. All the love in the world. Never forget the helpful words of BD. July 7. 1983, April 19. 1986. all my friends at ICS and of course, special times spent w Scott, Love ya. Thanks Mom for everything. MARY ELLEN BADER: nvr4get ML. LW. DS. DB. L.L Pete. D + DM. JJ. PS, EP. TB. TP + MS. PM. LB. PA (systems) MJ fir MK fir All skippin-Cuisin Parties bg fir sml) Sum 84.85.86. Old Neighborhood Campouts w VB. JS. JW. GB. GG, Lockeroom treats w MK, DK. Pairs, Carnivals. Late night everything. Gull. w Mel. MM. JW. RB. Pond. Bam. Munterscreek. Warren. Emery. HI Cottage. Ying-n-Ynag, All those dirtbikes, PPs-tears. Pakes. Threats, ’ like a drifter I was bom to walk alone. PAUL BAIOCCO: Will never forget all the great x s w Archie. Phib and Pish. Saturday nighta w Rapscallion and the great x'sat RS meeting all the ' BP-words and getting blown off by PG. By the way thanks for everything Mom and Dad you re the greatest. Rapscallion tour coming up. watch for it. Do You Know Clint Webb? EGM! JENNirER BALON: AA LP KL MR TN JW LQ AM DS CR TP SW LP TZ RR JD LC: everybody but esp. Kim. Lori. Kath thanx guys couldn t have made it w out you! Dances and causing trouble DS- Darien Lake 85 - the chase BA concert w ice cubes JW concert: Trench sandwich video dance 87 was the best. JA Bio wouldn’t have been the same w out you fir Mary, popcorn Marilla Carnival. Chem: Ward - you're resisting me Kim: you should've! KATMY BANSMER: Will never forget the friends I've made Kim. Lori. Jen, JS. CE. JT. Tom, esp. Sherry fir Gin Gin. Never forget sher + MCP can ya right always remember the bets made w kim u o me! the inferno. Mey Kim I need a keg. Never forget summer 87 in Fla w Bill + sieve. Camp Aloha. Cal in 84 Crystal Beach with Gin. Pet Peeves: USERS. Stuck up snobs thanx Mom + Dad Spe thanx to Aunt A, I Luv U. JILL BARKER: Will never forget the times spent with TT. TJ. PT. SS. PS, esp-Mel, Beck, Dawn + Rose Thanks for being there for me. Pond-mem-Party at the green house. Mot- tubs. Journey concert with Mel. Prom 86. NC trip w Mel + Beck, who broke the air con? Bryan Adams w Dawn late night window visitors. Bcck-that Pink Ployd will do it to ya! Thanks MOM. DAD. Lis. Mis + Bill I Love You! JENNIE BENDER: I'll never 4 get my Friends, Tammy Missy. Al. Steph. Dl. + Davey! Best times w B P Joelle: Large Puddles, 1000 Is. Missions. Plying Golf Balls. Good-n-Plenty. Always remember: The Mcalth Office Gang. Gig Green ECF + Jams. I'm so citicd we re Busted times w Bob. Nancy. Renee + Richie. Fondest memories, times spent w Mark 3 21 86 fir everyday after! Thanx Mom fir Dad -1 Love ya! NEVER SAY GOODBYE JEAN BENNETT: I II never 4 get: Leslie. Nor, Rachael. Mitch, Kelly. Missy. Sheri, Chuck. Sharon. CM. The Boccs Gang, all my other chums. The big white LTD. Louie, Summers of 85 87. Warsaw and the Mooters, I Love u Guys. One way home-AK TN NY MO PA. A special thanks to my great family. Melanie, and Gram C. I love U all. I couldn t have made It w out U. Future Plans- Real Estate and to travel. I FINALLY MADE IT! TMANK-GOD! ROBERT BIONDO: Never forget - CC PM KS GG KG DD CK ED SS and other friends I made. Go around Woodard s turn. TURN!!! JNC at night Prince. Roger Waters and other cool groups. Future Plans: Design Cars, build up a 68. own a testevosa and cruise. To EK • I will get by and to my brother. I may be going to Mades In a bucket babe, but at least I'm enjoying the ride, p.s. Thanx mom + dad for all you ve done. LOLES BIRLANGA: One year at ICS fir I already miss it. It went by so fast! What about all those cute guys I missed? Too bad I can t go back. Momccoming 87 was an adventure I had a great time w that blue eyed A ... Thanks to everyone that helped me through this year fir made it easier D (sis) AR. SJ. PK. CT. There arc so many! fir those who made it harder: TD. MG. JT. (ha.ha). I'll remember you all back In Spain. JOSM BLAIR: I would like to thank KG. BA. MG. KF, BB, JP. JK. KK, SO, MM. Thanks swim team always remember meet. Always remember E.A. Mouth Shout. Thanks to my par- ents even through the hardships. Also Thanks DM and More. Bob remember the very late nights and Darien Lake with the gang. Karl remember past years. Karl watch out for parked cars. Thanks DC members for memories. BILL BORK: I'll always remember Sherry and all the good times we had together. I II never forget you. Will never forget JP. KP. DR, JN. GD + Mowie. Never forget the smoke show of 87. Will always remember the good times in the Trans Am 4 wheelin 3 wheelin snowmobillng + arguing whose car is faster. CMEVY 1. Favorite saying. Go for it. Mere we go again. Future Plans: Go to college and fix up corvettes. ETMAN BOSCM: Will always remember good times w Weaves fir BS (SK) Waters fir Floyd w BS fir AM (Bill, you started it). Wrestling (thanks Dad. Fred, Denver, fir Steis). MC 87. Vld Dance. Dwardi. Mow (Bum!!). S. Mel. and of course JA fir Big SD w thc funniest things ever. Laughter at my expense at George (ha. ha. BS AM fir SM). Andy S: Don’t spew. Wormer. quit yer b-in’, you c-s! . . . Oh, by the way. which one's Pink? ROB BRAUMN: Robs fondest memories: Summer of 87 CL. JM, GC. PT. CT. Septembers, champions, bouncing CL GC CPI Never forget the dream team. A 31. Thanks to Mr. S, and my family for all there support. Pet Peeves: Dirtbags c undcrdcvclopcd bodies. Bad coaches We are the people our parents warned us about, the fatal fore! JM GC PT CT MARK BRAUN: Lost of memorys in MS include food fights with BB. DN. RM. JP. KP. GW. JN, WE. also In happy howles class. The best smoke show in IMS histroy in B.B. van. All the memories going to JNC with DN and going hunting fishing and going out. Tuture. Bow hunting, thoughts get the big one! with it DN. GN, DW, MP ect. And physics the Rowdy Bunch. Thanks to all my friends and family for support and good times. TODD BRETON: The years are finally over. But life has just begun. Our life goes on. each day longer than the one before, yesterday is a memory. Tomorrow Is a vision, so live life to the fullest, because you never know when it will end. Best time: 3 hr trip to Canada that took 6 hrs. The crazy Canadians with thier leader GEW and the only true blooded American - murf. O GOD! No More 151! I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD! JEPP BRODOWSKI: Memories of Eville, Angola nights on the lake. The best of the best. BS fir GR. Alex, GIF. LV, CG. Ace. Easter vacation 2x. cast parties. CDM'S, crusin in the mighty pinto: ANIMAS felix Viva: 17. life is life, confusion • flat tires :42 CMRIS BROWN: I'll always remember my years spent at ICS fir all my friends who helped me thru them- thanx exp. SS. BC. LW. DM. BS Jello Brain Quickie Chick yrbk staff fir the guy I'm going to spent! the rest of my life with - Rick Mausauer. Thanx • I couldn't have made it w out you -1 love you! Never 4fet: Virginia fir Marry - cute names for a cute couple, midnight excursions • East Auroura s ks! adrenaline rushes fir 6 6 87 It WWR. GREG BUCKMOUT: Will never forget Cathy no matter what happens later down the road. Special thanx to Pete. Sean. Elayn. Mike, Craig. Andy. Tim, Dave and Bill. Pet Peeves coaches who - coach by the book and dirtbags. Future Plans to become Pithy rich and be happy and share a few more Canadians w Pctc. Thanx Mom and Dad and Mike I Love You. LORI BURNS: Great memories of the crazy fir special times w Laura. Tracy. Cindy. Lorn. Kim. Kathy Won t forget colorguard, practice. Bandtrlps. Momerm, Washclothes. Bags. Train Show 86. MC 87 w MB, DB, KG. JN. Light as a feather... TO ALL TRUE FRIENDS thanx! To special teachers Mrs. K. Mrs. Farad, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Lederhouse. family esp. Mom. Sis. Nags. Berly fir Gram for all help support fir understanding. I luv u! GLEN CARADORI: I will Never forget the friends I made at ICS The Bar Broth s PT JM RB CT SM KD All the parties In the sub. The Trouble we caused every were we went. You guy's NOBODY. ' Never Forget Big T. 31 Future Plans. To Be Rich. Pet Peeves. Bad coaching, whimps that act tuff. Girls who like twig men. LISA CASSAGNOL: 2 All the people 4 all the memories, thanx 2 Tom 4 all the love and understanding. 4 caring enough 2 stand by me thru it all, I know it wasn't it easy - 2 Rose my true friend, memories - Zoo. Erma. Sram. Scott party of 6. cakeface. Emery park. MC 87. Samuels. Cheerleading. PP, RR. PJS - SPECIAL TMANX 2 Mom. Dad. Vick, Tom. Rose. Lori Well Dude YA KNOW - There R nvr endings only beginnings. SCOTT CATLIN: ALWAYS REMEMBER • GB. BW. BS, MO. AS, DS. SM. MK. Pooch. Mom fir Dad, and Everybody Else, can't forget Captain Morgan, Mr. M. Delta -9, Motorhcad: Lemmi a Fiver! Ya look good and I make ya smile, bet ya thought I wouldn't have no style, up the Irons! We are led by fools, who lead us to disaster. We shall have anarchy! Your credibility don't cut no Ice with me. The world Is yours-scarface. don't be scared, live to win. although they're always gonna tell ya it s a sin. Sid Vicious- I did it my way! JEFF CIMMERER: Will never forget • Tom. Nick. Eric, Scott. AC, GM, WW, T Bros.. Chris and all others. I'll go Tishing Darrel but I'm driving the VOLARE. Let's go to English Eric! Yearbook day 6 2 88. Foil method. Tom went to lunch Mr. Baldwin. And now for some- thing different . . . Who won the taste test? Dole or Chiquita TABU. I'm a product of my environment. Thanks. Southbound........!?- LESLIE CLARK: Never forget the great times spent with JB SK ND SS MF RR and in Boces with KB fir LS. Won t forget all the great concerts I went to with my friends especially the Meart concert. Thanks to my family I love you. Pet peeve- people who think their better than others, my moms truck and getting up for work at 4:30 am. ANDREW CLIFFORD: I will never forget Craig, Mitch. Gary, Jeff. Bry. Mark. Ken. Bill. Jon. Matt, Doug and Bob (?). Gabriel 86. Baracudas. lost weekends, beach crew 87. annual New Years. 11R social studies. Lizzy, sign mission 1 Gary. Craig, Jeff. And the time will come when you see we re all one and life flows on within you and without you.” Will never forget all the funtimes Thanks Mom fir Dad. ROBERT COCMRAN: Always remember: Funstuff . Beastly fir Scarey, PM. Wcav. Guns. JC, EB (Shalom) Warby, AC (move over Lesliel). C fir C, CC. DD. fir our lab house, shopping at Darien. Shepherd Mill. Konters' house and all who have partied within it - esp. Chris K. Special thanks to Mom fir Dad fir Chrissy (Diction?). Pet Peeves: Ancient librarians who think they run a prison. The time is gone the song is over, thought I'd something more to say. TRACI COFFEY; Thanx for everything Mom fir Dad (Sean). I Love you. Times w MR. PS. DS. MR and esp. Michelle, Malloween 85. Elayns. new years. Georgia. Cops, yeepl big fat one, Molly's, skip 87. breakfast luv ya chooch. Molly. Concerts (U2). fights. MC. Prom 87. Memories shared and times spent W John will always be special. If I were you. and you were me. we could see the other side of eternity. JENNIFER A. COLERN: Jennifer will always remember all the times spent w Scan. I LUV U LOTS, ALWAYS. PROMISE. New Years w ED upstairs, oops! Momecoming 87. Skiing w PG, Tops. WF etc. losing it. Summer 87 w SJ sunset, bay VW. Brtine. Adry. LaSalle, Waiting forever. Thanx for checrin me up 9 19 87. Thanx to Dcs fir Babette for ALL the things you's helped me through I LUV YA. Thanx MOM fir DAD. 49 SENIORS TELL ALL JEFFERY COLLINS: To all my friends; Gus, Scot, KB. KP, DW. US, GB, BF, PC. DD. KM. JL, OX. JD, CD. TF. JF, EK. DM. MP. DT, MM. BIG M, SS. DC. Left behind are some great memories but most are yet to come. Special Thanx to my mom who helped me thru it all. And to my Dad for all the truly good times. Floyd fic Grateful Dead forever! Pass here and go on. for you'll be on your way to heaven. SHERRY COMSTOCK: Ncvr forgt times spent w frnds The Ranch w Steph Jambos Big- dave Chris Midnit outings cutdowns BMAKER Oscar Skidmarks Brakinman throin habails EZMOGODD onetime ya It s upair abear thesaint Becmuts UKNW Ncvrforgt mybro Cana- da Kalh HC86HCP time spnt w theres Bathroombuddy many cold buds sthem comft Drvin w John Alwys Rembr Bill 4EVER Antjo Never wnt 2B A sheprd LV U Gram Gramp Jon Lind Unk Dave. STEVEN CZAJKOWSKI: Thanx Bill. Jamie. BIRDIE , The flit Squad ' Fluke. Chris. + Military Bob, Phil M, Jason D, Jeff W. Promise Stands Northwoodian! Remember Lifting, Skiing. Golf. High speedriving. Drinking. Fighting with all of you guys. What about a football game? Remember No matter where you go there you are as for me - READ THE PAPERS! Maybe sometime Melinda. I LOVE YOU! I'm Coming to visit OK? JASON DAILY: I will never forget my friends • FL, JW. KR, JF. SC. BT. DM - The good times - U2 Concert. Dances. Parties. Soccer, Killington Vermont 87'. Skiing, Siesta Key Florida 86 and 87 - Hey Babe Y Skate? Too bad I was only here for the last two years of ICHS. - The Future is not a gift, it is an achicvcmcnt-RFK- Thanks Mom. Dad. and especially Jen. KIRSTEN DAVIES: Will always remember; CF, CR. JM. LR. SK. CG, etc.; CF - always remember + never forget summer 87. A Bay w M. + J. - trailing: calloways: Breakin up is hard to do - Eng 10R w C. + S.; Rappin' C, Penflickers: Soccer 84- 88, Frick-n-Frack- dynamo - psychism; Breeze. BTB'S - Thanx - mom. dad, kim - would never have made it without you. JANEAN DELLE DONNE: Will always remember the great times at ICS MC 85 fir 86. Wash. W Nev fir AI. WV W Jill-PB fir J 10x! Move Out! Buf-a-lo! Espanol con Pablo • gracias para todo! Laughs W Vick esp in lunch. DD W Darc. pre-volly-ball sugar (it s fir chats W Bon. Band W JC + KB well helloo! most of all. memories W Lisa. Where do I begin? Te b f f! Robb. I Love You! Mom fir Dad thanx for your support! Yourrc the greatest! BILL DERCK: Won t forget the good times with DS (Darien, Pon., JNC. Movies, etc.); Football with SW and TB (I play football, etc.); Metal and concerts with RS; GG and his babes; Wargames with DY. CO, DS; DS S lawn, power vette, road signs (nervous GG?), and. of course. Mom. SARAH DICKINSON: I II never forget times in shorthand, fililngwith SK. JM. LW. MW . get high on filing . Rob ', times with JK And KH in studyhall. 101 ways, talks with PK about JK. TH. in ES with MW. SK at the pep rally. Washington with KC and CL. beans in the car with WS, TS, CL, KC, fall back on Bryant + Stratton”, more tap. less yap , pet peeves • broken typewriters, paper pushers, secretaries, never wear the same outfit” JOHN DUOSEPH: I will never forget and always remember MF, KK, GD. RH. MS, BB. BH. CM and AK. My most memorable times are Jovi in Toronto, Maiden 87. Whitesnake Crue '87 and Heart '87, also will never forget times spent with Rachael. I will never forget good times at work with Bob. Rudy, Rob. I would like to thank my mom fir dad for everything. Pet Peeves: no it alls, brown nosers. Future plans: go to Alfred and have a Holstein farm and a Chevy 4x4. Remember Rachael never say goodbye. NORINE DUOSEPH: Thanxs 2 all my friends MH. JB. LC, SS, LK AK. SK. LK. JL, BS esp. RR your talks helped- smile Nvr 4-get Easter 86 10 weeks ECC, GMC or Chevy? 11-85. talks w s gossip w KA and all the rest. P.Peevcs: AF Sometimes life ain't fair you lost not me. Thanx to my family I love you. CHUCK DIMITROrr: A special message to the Buschmen (TW. TR. JG. JH. BS, GB. DB and close friends (SK. AK, MP. DJ) you're the best. 1, 2,3 heeve hoo. clever; BB s; lip's; Hog's at Brigg s; steelcable; loser.- The Snatcher ; poem's and ryhme's with Steve, foolish pride; SSDD. Special thanks to Mr. Rollo and coaches. Will always remember the good times spent with Doreen-1 LOVE YOU. Sweet Chiva, WV with Al and Steve. I'm going to marry her. Thanks for all the help Mom fir Dad. ELAYN DOBINSKI: The Greatest Days” are over but wouldn't be the greatest w out CYO. WILD. SGB, NEWS. Root, Vic, Mel, Jill, Beck. Trac, MP. Gab Col. SM. BS. AH! Mostly my 2nd family; The Kingsley s. Parsons, Dino Ne, P. John, Rose, Sean, Tar. Cass, Mike, Tim. Ther. Dave. Jen. Lis. Ncan. and there's my family with Cath, and especially Craig. Mom. Dad + Ken. I wouldn't be happy being me w out you - I I.OVE YOU, SMILE XOX, me. DAVE DOMBROWSKI: I will never forget the few close friends I have made over the years SS. MG. TD, CK. PS + Genny C. and will remember hanging out in the basement and at the apt. leaving school early or not coming all, downing the big cans on weekends. Maryvales 4 on 1. and working out with pounders during the week. Future Plans: To become wealthy, enjoy life, live forever, and have a good time doing it. Pet Peeves: Running out of money and Italians. LISA DONOVAN: Will never Forget the friends I made through the years at ICS ESP. Micki. KA ND, RR, BS. LK, EZ + BM. Thanks to Mom and Dad for all your love and support -1 couldn't of made it without you. Never forget Mr. Dennis, Con Law. Gym Class, Leaving Early. Cruising. Skating and Joe Basil. Chris your something else. Future Plans - Legal Secretary . . . Pet Peeves • Gossip and Groupies. TIM DONOVAN: Teresa I LOVE YOU and I II Always remmember you. DDs Basement The Carnivals Hockey 86 with MG MS and Teres Thanx JM and Mr for listening The good Times with MG DD PS SS JC CK ED JM MR and Teresa 11 12 86 Prom 87 Before sch? Act. The park Getting caught All the girls Thanx! Licing to my parents Thanx JR MD DM DD DS BS we couldn't of done it without you Thanx guys Spain 87 and Teresa, was the best. JANET DUERR. Nvr 4gt: MA 84. Qbc 85. DL 85. fit GC. WDC 86 (shwrs 6C fng). 6-20 fir 22- 87. Also rmbr JB 86, Hmcmgs 86 fir 87. vdo fir Hwn dances, and Prom. Concrts (BA. RP. Aha) w JP fir LW; good x's w RDfif hekygms; Labs w TF. I ll miss KN, BD. LB (wdgs) fir CG gang, and espclly Adam (CP)-I LUV Ul PP: People who put down BRAINS , BH fir FDS. spaz. FP'S: to be PD a 6-fig slry for doing abstly nothing. FLWs: The NDD Conctn Lives! REBECCA DUKAT: Thanx to Mrs R. Mrs D. Mrs K. Mr R. Mr S, Jen, Mel. Kel. Gar. Josh. Glenn. Sarah. Gwen. Chrispy, Vogelo, Jule, Buth. Zcl, Di. Spaz. Kora, Jeni, Janie. Bill. Krissy, etc! I ll never forget: band trips, shows. DC, color guard. Music Theory, Did SOMEONE say GEEK? Ichabod DQ 86-88 Syracuse 86. feilds, and jaspers! The ranks of the glamorous change constantly -IP. Pet Peeve: Those whojudge others on the surface! Thanx Mom, Dad. and Rob! so long ICS CATHY FANTOZZI: Will never forget all the great times fir great friends like the Breeze (KD fir CR) the best fir JH Soccer Field Hockey w SK fir LR fir the teams Alex Bay J fir M Dances HC 86 87 the concert, lab w LF, HR w JF. bus rides with JS. the beach FB fir BB games softball summer vac. buck up little camper, moo. pix. Chinese, writting, pecula- tion. nerd rap, and many more memories thanx to friends fir family love ya all! TOM FIJAS: Nvr forget JJ. DW. JC, TR, JV. DH, DR, JC, JT. Dab. Denny and RN. Best times- Donmobile. THE WALL. Around the World, Woodsprings. Hilltop. Briggwood. Handy Rd. JJ s Bam. Frosh Dance 87'. Homecoming 86 . Clinton Pits. Marilla + Elma Meadows Park, Baldwins class. EPS Nights. Basketball Days. Never would have done it without my parents. Thanks. P.5. Remember wherever you are. you are always......... KEITH FOWLOW: I would like to thank the teachers and people who helped me in this school esp. my coach. I thank many friends mostly the people in my homeroom. The band trips and concerts- were the best with DS, CP. CG., Repent. Repent”. I will never forget the people who came into my life and the people who will. I had plenty-o-fun at the dances with JB. BA and BS Oh. Yea, I would also thank my parents. BYE EVERYBODY. LISA FRONCZEK: Thanx to all who made my 4 yrs at ICS unforgettable! Always remem- ber Chris, Pam, Carmen (I miss u). Patty, and the gang, esp Jeff U are all the best! Special memories- Keep it Down, hard nights. Prom 86. HC87, labs, Spain, sledding. RR. JB, BB, hairy octupuss. track. Yrbk. the closet. 2 min bkft w Pam, dances, no gas. laughing and lots more. Never forget anything or one. It's been great! Thanks to my family- ILY! THOMAS TUER: I will never forget the good times with Mark before school especially on Fridays. Also never forget the times on the bus with Tammy, Robin, Cristal, John and Mark. Never forget the times with Mary Ellen when we Baked . Thanks to my parents for all there help. Always remember Jen, Steph. Chris, JD. KK, MS, RP. TJ, CW. DO, TS, JG. fir BW. Thanks JM for being so nice. Pet Peeves: Underclassmen who think there huge! I'm out!!!!! JENNIFER TUGLEWICZ: Never 4get times w Bob 11 15 86. I LUV U 4EVER! A. Prom 87. Nia Falls. Nw yrs 86-87 sneaking around ML (Romeo) Bob s party(s) oursp. sngs” 22. 34. soi neuf oops 4got 37 only joking. SH. MK getting lost to mall I no wear we R” BT getting lost evrywear. UB concert thr up how many xs Mona? KB skiing advnt. w b. Bob I'm proud of U (A Res) miss ya!! M fir S U R both Wayne! Thanx ma. dad. bob 4 being there- ILY! MICHELE FULLER: I II always remember LW. LC, GR. JB. JP. BB. KJ. CG, SK. LD. LK and all the acquaintances. NI. HC. TIB, movies, cars, parties. Uno s. special thanks to Tom Yartz. my buddy. Remember brakes, hoses, cars period. Remember Dan fir Mike! Always remember PS. BS. PH, JM. MEB, EC. BH, RD. SD. DS. BG, TY AS. Mom, JAC, JC, and Rog. Thanks to mom. dad. my brother, and the rest of my family. RIP Gram I LOVE YOU! JOHN FUNSETH: Never forget KB BC JC JD GG AL DM BT KS Weaver. Malox. Shaney (bones forever), runs, band trips, parties in general, garbage nights, temporary insanity, and unfortunately, C.R.T s. Who knows what our future has in store for us so do things while you ve got the time. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything! Jen- No matter what happens I'll always be here for you and you know I II ALWAYS love you. WILLIAM GARBACZ: Will always remember good times spent with good friends esp Steve, Phil. John and guys at rifle. Never forget summers spent at St.V fir S'nS. cruisin' the QC, memories of D.L.. cards with the B. Guy. dances w J.L., and my G. Prix. Favorite saying: Take it easy. Thanks Mom and Dad for your love and support. KARL GASTON: I will never forget all the good times spent at Iroquois; both of them! To the guys Bob. Gordo, Josh. Keith, along with everyone on the x-country and rifle teams. Never forget the girls Kellie. Molly. Julie. Jen. and of coarse Beth a few words watch out for bees, beer, and boys. Pet Peeves, my car. Fay. snow practice, mud. BB. etc. l.ast words stop at the stop sign!!”, BA. GORDON J. GATTIE: What s Up? Won t 4get: Mike- I've learned alot from you. You re the best. Bill (sign- DS. bball. DD). Gwen fir Lisa: babes, John (bikes. 64) Kevin (soc. pitch- Issac, glove, hoc) Dave. Bon- Horn 87. Nic. Jen, AnyGos, 12x, bio, phy. lib, chcm. HR, comp, lunch, gym. labs, pool, ZZ. HLN. movies. MP. Late night blues. TK. BR, TH, MR. TD, P. M, DM- U know who U R. Thanx teachs: Mr. Re. K, C. Em. Ro. D. Bz. Mr; coaches- esp Mr. Rider, Sny, M. VETTE. Love ya: Mom. Dad, Glen, Gma. abuse. Thanx ICS. CHRIS GEORGE: Never 4get: Life w Gwen (Love of my life) 6c Lisa (A fellow drone). Butch. LR. BS. GG. JB. MH. KK, BB. JF. GF, TK. Cocoa. My littl sister. Bicki- fic the sham, shake. Wedge- 3 R. Titanic. BA. SW- Dances, band trips, all the shows. DC, 52ndlSocicty, Maa- Hey there”, the love car fic way. The Pringles' dilemma, D or A: MB DTK. Jot this down Long Live- Brutus To all those friends not mentioned fic life in general I luv ya all- Thanx Mom fic Dad COLLEEN GERMONY: Will alway remember all the excellant times w best friends Maryjo and Maria. Fondest memories are of past 3 Hi yrs. of my life spent w Dave Skinner whom I love very much. 3-23-85 • Forever. Never forget all the partying w MJ, MK, JB, SS (the Jocks). TS. SW. KM fic Chris Konter (love ya) pet peeves- Jim Bean fic AB zach. MJ- watch out for those picnic tables Thanks Mom fic Dad for everything- ILY! STEPHANIE GILBERT: Always remember- Sherry. JB, KM, and the rest that made this place so wonderful! Best Times: Mike 5 16 87 ILY! Ranch, MCP. ECF, Let s go Sherry, These aint beer nuts ya know! Special thanks to Tibby, my parents, and Friday for 50 SENIORS TELL ALL helping me w everything. Pav. Sayings: Just one time! Hey big guy better sit down before you break somethinl Pet Peeves: Going SOUTHBOUND! Mechanical Bulls! FP- College PATTY GILL: Will never forget all the memories shared with my friends. Great times with J.C.. Deb. Colleen. Lisa P.. Mary, September s. Mr. T.. HC 85 with Dan, HC 86 our cool llmo driver, fir HC 87. Pitchfest fir the day after. Great times checleadlng and skiing with Deb fir Jill. Ultimate, U2 87. Pet peeve, snobs. Thanks to mom fir dad for all your support. I love you both. JIM GINTER: I had a hilarious time. Never forget: myself, all my old chums, and all the trouble I was in, with or without Mike. I couldn't have made it through without Jennifer, she loves me. Pet Peeves: early morning bathroom trouble, yellow slips, and teachers with coffee breath. Future Plans: The Presidency MICHAEL GRAMBO: I will never forget all my friends at Iroquois, esp. CK, DD. SS. TD. Petro, and Jim who would never had made it without me; also hockey, party at Bonaven- ture, accident with CK and SS, hanging out at apt. and basement, drinking kegs on weekends, lifting pounders during the week, and taking days off from school. Pet Peeves: fat people Future Plans: to instigate MICHAEL P. GUMINA: Thanks to TH. GG. KH. PC, BC, and the mighty forehead and the fish lips. And very special thanks to mom. for musical support, and the caf. staff, for nuking our food. See ma no hands. Rcmembcrances of the bridge, swimming in the creek and improv. class. And I II always remember the THEORY GODS who made it through 2 years of the same thing. Life is a cold, cold ocean. ’ Anchors Away GEOPTREY GUNNER: Synopsis: Howie s 11R. swimming (ECIC 87), VT, Deliverance. Rapscallion. Schwanse, blue, Soliloquoy: A Lerxst in Wonderland. Epilogue: PV. TH, SW. BC. PM. PB. JK. SK. SC, TP, BS, RW. SM. Geddy. Alex, Neil. Ayn. Susan, Alessandra- you'll be in my thoughts. Plans: To have a pickup truck, a dog. and vote republican. GABRIELLE HALL: Will never forget; Jessie, Laur. Vigilants- KP. SW. MK. RM. KJ, RR. and CR- KW. AE, MB, ED, JS, JM. CT. DH. MT. Maureen, Steve, and everyone else. Thanx! Will always remember,- Woodsprings. Jessie's bam. Boston. Briggswood Dr. Drive-ins. ele- phants. band trips, dead flies, the rah s, summer 86 and 87. Thanx Mom and Dad. Kevin- I love you! LORI HARDY: To my closest friends: SH. AM. DM. TN- Thanks for always being there (esp. Sue-85) I love you guys! To my parents: sorry I was such a pain. I'll be gone before you know it! Also. JL- Thanks for making me smile- you'll never know what you meant to me. Never forget bus rides w Tray- Where am I?! Also, how well those Uganda tribesmen study for exams! Pet Peeve: Laurel Ann . True friends last a life time. BONNIE HAUCK: IPs Finally over, it's about time. Will never forget CT (can I roll on your floor) KS AR JD DC (cemetary). I miss ya Kel and all our great times: concerts, shows. The Old way.' You'll always be the best friend I could ever have. PJ -1 love you, you'll always be a great friend. 10 10 87. U2, mts. Thanks Mom fir Dad for all your support esp. w Baron, I love you. Jason thanks for the card! JULIE ANN HAUSE: Thanx to everyone for a memorable 4 yrs. Esp. Cathy + Kellie, also KD. CF, The Boces Gang. Kevin + prom 86. Never forget Mr Clarkes science class, biology, mud + snow fights, + all the movies + parties. Favorite sayings- Have a cow + yes you look wonderful. Cath- Thanks for everything. Future plans- to be a special ed. teacher. Thanx Mom. Dad. Jen + Jason for everything. I love you all. Julie. STACEY HEIL: Farewell to this lands cheerless marshes. Moniq- you'll dance to anything, by the smiths. Mc-Q-IN is gettin crazy. A doo run run. R you must leam. then only can you teach, I got a pupose for you???' serf- bound to the land, to make them understand, open your eyes. If you think peace is a common goal that goes to show how little you know, thanx mom. for all that you've done. ANDREW HEITZ: We want the world fir we want it now. -Jim Morrison, Never forget Big Dave fir The Bradford with PJ. cabin with sean, shindigs with Botz. Floyd in Toronto with Ethan fir Bill starting it, Mickey Rats on the 4th, pool sharking 15 bucks. Steve, Bill fir Beach brothers. Canadians. Pet Peeves: The words Pet Sr Peeve, special thanks to Mom fir Dad fir good friends . . . Long Live Angus MISSY HESS: Will never forget cruising, flying, cake, losers. H.O. Gang, cody or esp. Asset watching w RR JB ND JO LK JL SC Mom p. Gram. Thanks J.E. for being my sis. Dad. awesome possum. I couldn't have made it w out Gretch or Mrs P thanks. DUCK! M.L. what am I going to do w you? I love you all, thank-you. TINA HINCHER: A Dedication to the time. Always remember the Bridge. SBOOBS, Mr. Tern and a typical Dego. ACRE!! Special Thanks to: Pumpykin- Boomchuklc-a. Beeb. the Dego. Mrs. Warzel. Ms. B.. Mrs. Leuw. Mrs. Madge, and Mr. Brady, my parents, Tam Tam. Klmbo, Amster, Lez and Spike. Though you will be leaving behind many friends they will not be forgotten. You will never forget your high school experiences. Good Luck underclassman!! BRIAN HOrFOWER: Will always remember HmRm 114 with Ron. As well as cabin with JN. M. DJ. JF. R. Want to always remember working with Loren and Charlotte. Bunny. Chastity. Twig, Gerk. and Kelly. Also Merl and Diane with JC and being in the mud. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. been a great help in everything. Love Black. Oliv, and M + D alone with family, thanks to all — P.P. cows, accidents, hay. murpht's and laws. KELLY A. HUBBARD: I will nvr 4gt the great times w TH. BC. LH. TS. CW, SK, LK, TW. JP. TE, BS. MG Toni u r the bst fmd I cld hope 4 2gethr 4cvr fmds 2 all my friends thnx for hlping me thru Nvr 4gt what we mean 2 each other Nvr 4gt SBOOBS alert of the Brdg. Wcr u bm Nvr lost touch ACRE 4EVR Thnx 2 M fir D I LUV U Here I go again. Don't let the past chain your future leam to let go fir move on. RON HUDSON: Will never forget Brian, John, Matt. Jeff and the times at the bin. Lisa. Matt, Shane. Pastor and every one from LYO. 9 20 86 one of the best nights ever thanks Dale. Erik lets go hang from trees. The fair, raft races. Bruce and his TOY. keep on farmin' Donna, DM Luv ya. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. My family at work. pp. wet cows. tails in the face. Ring around the head. Let it rain! BILL! SUSAN HUSAREK: Will always remember all the good times and friends made at ICS, cheering 84-88 w rahs RR LQ TS JL SS GH fir ML, Jen (and our talks- thank U4 being there!) cruisin' with Sue, Annie and Lori (what would I have done w out U guys?), Uganda men, RU Kinky?, Stud , and follow those buns! Fondest memories are of Jim and the special times we shared, incl. Prom 87 and HC 87. Goodbye doesn't mean forever. SHERRIE JEROME: I want to thank the few who really cared. “To track a ghost through the fog is not easy, but you found her ... all my love to my mom, dad. chris, my sister, Salome. Dand. Pam, and my grandma. Remember, the beauty lies in the beast that lurks among us. waiting for the savior to unleash his chains . . . KAREN JOHNSON: I II always remember my dear friends. Shell. SK. CB, TM, JK. LK. LC, Joy, LW, Mr. Sweet. Mr. Defazio, and math class with Mr. Baldwin. Rcmcmberd also is: work at Uno s, for truly real , trip to Boston, slime and 'A. the “Chicanoes , and all my other Influences . I ll always adore Ron and Tom. Thanks Mom. Dad. and family, I love you all, you made it happen. DARRELL KAMHOLZ: I would like to thank my friends and everyone else who helped make the past 4 years the best time of my life. It seems the time went by so fast, that I hate to see it come to an end. The laughs and memories will last forever. I'll be looking forward until the next time we meet again. The best of luck to the class of 1988! LORA KAY: Thanks to Mr. Staebell. forgiving me the courage to believe in myself. Won't forget Jamestown- A (LB, JE. MM. DR. MR) BD s, lessons , Musicals, fir Jass Jams. Also x s w Lynelle - I'm keeping the faith! (Big 3. Mall-ing. Arch, w Chrome, EC Fair w MC, and CM Concert) LK-Rem. SS w Mr. D Swish. Dead in Buf.. HC 87. This is the Time to Remember. ’Cause it Will Not Last Forever — Billy Joel. MONIQUE KIESEWETTER: Stacey? Wayne? dad??? Jen - I know where we are , GLWBOB. They say that love is from the heart. But the heart is an organ, as well as the large intestine. Great x s at Falls, go-cart EA. w S.O, Arrested?! Rob Mcwn-A doo run run, Gl . . . The WONKAVADOR, I wear blck on the outside b-cuz blck is how I feel on the inside. Ma thanx for u r patience. P.P: people who think they know everythin but in realty know as much as I + JOCKS. STEVEN KIMPTON: Steve rescues Brooke Sheilds from drowning and blows his reward money on hiring Van Halen to play at his Birthday party. P.S.- And the Cradle Will Rock! CRAIG KINGSLEY: I will always remember all the times with Mike, Tim. Pete. Sean, Dave, GB. JC, RT, CP. LS. LC. JD, TT. TC. And no matter what happens I II never forget all the times with Elayn. Will always remember Dumbo's basement and all the pounders we drank, listening to Bruce with Mike, in my car. Pet Peeve: Not owning a corvette and parents getting divorced. Future Plans: To Become rich. LAURIE KINMARTIN: Never Forget: Spec times spent w RR. Here s to 5 yrs of friendship and fighting we made it! SS 9 w Mr. D. LK Dead in Buf. the HO crew. JK swish HC 87'. well isn't that special. AM thanx for the vsts and finding my keys. My b f JN, long talks blizz driv. movies w o $ 4 Rod at Mid w choc cov cuke Spec thanx to Mr D. Mr E, Mrs P. Ms R for all your help. Pet Peeves: Hosptls needls! Mom. Dad-family, thanx. I luv you. RICHARD KINTZEL: I will never 4-get Mr. Wagner's science class. Teachers I will remem- ber are Mr. Clarke and Mr. Cronk; most of all Mrs. Mathews. The times we had. War Games and hitting the train with RM and DV Quad. Commandos. Never 4-get P Bros. JN. GN, JA. RM. and GW Pet Peeves: B.O.C.E.S! SANDRA KINTZEL: W ill Always remember Peggy Sue Goose LQ AN KS TP CK CF JH JPP CB D Italia TN KS BG AK SW MR MP CM Esp Fish Boces Dago Monster NYC Pen flicker Eng 10 fir 11 Candy Bar GSA HEE HAW MOO The circus sleding ice cube wars H20 wars nasty Psych MR fir LR cheap F-Hockey Safety Sandy Hey Lady Lib Superballs Sue Ba Lucba Monkees Suck Homey” VW Driving exp TP B talks Thanx to all those who put up w all my crazy ideas: To my family I Love You. ERIC KOLK: I have nothing good to say about ICS and I have already thanked the people that I should. Hopefully the memories will all fade away soon w. the students and faculty attaches. I cant wait to sit home during class reunions. I hope people that I dont like now wont call me after graduation. Why are you all so fake? I Have much to many Pet Peeves to list. Thank you so much Kristin. SHERI KOMPINSKI: I will always remember the times spent w Linda PK RR ND LC MF KH. Never 4-get Allegany w Linda. Driver Ed w. Rina, having Grace deal w God 4 me 10th. Broken radiator hoses w Michcle. H and BA w. Leslie. Pet Peeves: gym class, princess, hall comers w Pam. jocks, preps. Mrs Lynch nvr rpting an outfit. Nobelium made it. A special thank you to my Mom who cared for and nurtured my very unique behavior-1 love You. MARIA-LYNN KONTER: MJ, Terry, always remember you like sisters also Colleen. Stolle gang, JB. MEB. LR. C-N-C gang esp Bill. Brad, Glenn. But most of all my lit' Bro SAB . Can t wait till we re together again. I'm not afraid of dying now. I'm looking forward to it. P.P S: being away from the ones I love. Letchworth 7 8 87. GOD gives us love, someone to love, he lends us. ll.U Mom. Dad and Gary. ALBERT JOSEPH KORCZYNSKI: Will never forget good times w : Chris. Tony. Wayne + Dennis (W A D Rules). RB. LR. PC. CM. -15 together. The Dudes. Sb war, BH. MW. SJ, PK. Spainards—Infactuaton. the concord-13 eth. Janean, Zoni, 1st buttle. Kris P. vads, SK LOSER! my shoulders. CD. Sweeteniva -Joy. 1. 2. 3 Heave Hoe. Stephi? The Fort. The Apt Pet Peeves: dude wow. undecided immature broads. Future Goals: To be a rich capitalis- tic R fir R Animal. LYNN KRAJNIK: will always remember special friends BS. LR. JL. and JG. will never forget the sum of 87 at the Dean's. fondest memories are with Jim. whom I love very much. 3- 11-87, fires, platoon at Grams. Kushford fir Fredonia. Trips to Alaska and Hawaii w Becky, and playing games like searching for side streets and watching for motorists. Pet Peeves: Broken down Broncos. Thanks to Mom and Dad. I luv you. 51 SENIORS TELL ALL CHERYL KRAWCZYK: I will always remember the good times I had away from ICS w my true friends. CC, KS. EK. KL. SW. fir JM (my favorite couz). Chris, thanks for making me so happy. Remember everything I've ever told you! I love U! Thanx for everything Mom fir Dad. I love Ul Pet Peeves: Plirls fir this so-called ‘school ’. Future Plans: To have the best of everything, that means you honeyl ANNETTE KREAVY: Will always remember the friends that I've made. Will never forget times spent w SS. TH. ND. RR. EK. RH. SJ. SR. KM. Jeni's party! All the fun 1st per Last year w Mrs Wasch-you know who you are. HR English I still owe you Sandy! Mow long did it take? Biology w FC twizzlers B-buds forever. Pet peeves: conceited people. Thanx Mom fir Dad. I Love You. JENNY KUNICK: I will always remember ICS + cheering w TS LQ ML RR JL GM SS SW + esp Sue M - thanx 4 everything + all the advice! will never forget summer ‘87 w Jamie J Give him the Big L ya know what I’m saying? fondest memories of Jr yr + time spent w TM esp Shar's party, and Jr prom w GC. Always remember homecoming 87 (RW), summer '86A. Legion, good times at comp. + in the moat. What s wrong with Fred? P P: phony friends (GB) 1st pr gym. + STUDS! Thanx mom + dad I Luv U! MIKE LEE: Things I II remember: Todd. Snyds. Poopsie. Quinn (stratogod). Huey con- cert w Karl, Bob. Gordon. Chem. labs. ‘Late Night , hypmotize Special thanks to Jenny P, Kathy L. and Gordon for making surv ival possible since grade 5. Can't forget smokin” w Kerri, all the miles put on the vette , studying chem. w Dawn. What a long strange trip it s been” GD, So long to my friends ICS. CINDY LEIDICH: Thank God for friends: Joe. Kris. Jon, Keith. Kara. Lynn. Dana. Jo. and all the rest. Love you all! Never forget M.U.N. and Mr S Goal: pre-med. Thanks to everyone who gave support and happiness here. Kris-remember juicy fruits and freshmenish”. Last Words- The magnitude of ones life comes from their devotion to others. Look out world! JAY LeROY: I regret wasting 2 year with MG GT-SP, Dl. training, sept etc Always remem- ber Kerry, don't babble, TB. TM. RP. Josh (BR) GW. KS. Sm all means small All my love goes to Margaret Bonavito. Babes we can do it! Future Plans: To get huge! Mey you never know who's gonna be Mr B next. Pet Peeves: babblers, old girlfriends, steriods. Do it! Watcha matter -stiff neck: to Darrin: Jay! Jay! Help me! Thanks mom fir dad for making me work for all what I have. Love ya. KERRI LIDDELL: Always remember CK, KS-EK. SR esp. Cinders and of course Sue - couldn't have made it w out you! thanx for always being there. Never forget BonJovi, Journey, BA. QT. CC, PB. PPD'S, Canoe trip- moo, SB, smokin , GORP, Sabres Games (banquet) DD. MR. LR. -T-T-U, excuse me... long stick,-1-5-2-1 ‘NOT IN MY HOUSE YOU DON'T Thanx Mom. Dad, RY (Scrapper) ILY! JULIA LINDBERG: I'd like to thank Mom and Lynn for all of your support. I Love You! Will always remember CCYM. YWS, CL. and DC! Love You Calla. Becky and Erica!! Pet peeves- Cliques. Favorite sayings-dang it, SPECIAL Bruce you're a GF.EK! Future plans-MON- EYHIllI A lifetime s not to long to Live as Friends. God Bless. MOLLY LUTHER: Will never 4-get ICS. T U SS fir HS 4 always being there I Love U! SS I Will never 4 get U. KP URA real “Pal I II miss U, Lana, stay in touch always! Never forget Toni DL. Dog Fd! Tom. Trip 87'. Cheerleading Comp. 87, We re «3! Vicki s party. 1000 ISL. A-ha Cone., My ears. The nun. Curch B-Ball games, summer Rec 87', Geek cheer. Sweet 16, 1st day of school 86 , t u mom fir dad I couldn't have made it w out U. Prov 3:5- 6 MICHAELLE LYON: I'll never 4-get my good friends-MK. CH. LF. DB. JJ, CB. CR. JE. DM. and KL (1 1 0 Cruisin. sum 87 w MK. waterfountains, DAYTONA BEACH-86, Late night walks, ladders. Yuk. ouch that hurt Spanish field-trips-lnfcmo Toronto, NYC- HA-HA!! pet peeves: Freshmen, ditches, birdie-do-do-at Disney! Best times-thc jacuzzi-11-86, guys-lngemo! S.W. Dances! ILY-M fir D. J- You re a good kid! 7 27 88-USAF. 9 7 87. It'll be O.K. CH, I miss ya in Texas! JAY MACALUSO: Will never forget the friends I ve made at ICS. DreamtcamKob. Paul, Unde D, Rides in the Sub, parties. Ghcist. Div. I I'll do it; Future Plans -1 don't know, but I'll have fun doing it; Pet Peeves-Fat chicks, wimps, bad coaches, losing, people that think they're tough, but we show they're not; Thanks Mom. Dad and Laurie for always being there: I LOVE YOU! See yal ANNE MACKIEWICZ: Thanks so much to everyone for helping me make this my home. Esp D, L. S. I will always remember the laughs! Sue- gotten kinky lately? Lori Ugandamcn! Donna-U trackster! DM. AM. JF. JS, TH. PM-HC87. Whoa! What a view! Crazy kind of physical attraction, huh? Thanks for all great times! FSHS: TK-marsh, froggy. KK-fo tc, WK. JN. wicked ’. I'll never 4get U! ILY Mom fir Dad fir family. DONNA MAKOWSKI: Will never forget all my friends who have helped- AM. KS. CT. JH. DM, JS, CF. BH. LH ... Esp Annel Those Birds, PBJS, The Views. Track was great. Summer of 87- JG + MB-WOW! To my family esp Essy + LOL-I LUV U! Hmrm-trying to do all our homework! Chrissy-have rushes B4 9. Pet Peeves: FE.O + Zoo Crew. If you love something set it free ...” PHILIP MALLON: Mom and Dad SW' CC BG SC JF (BR) DT BC BT KP Thank you for being a friend Will remember: football, camping, canoeing, sking. pool. Sues. Lot P. BK. P.S., Elm Ave. DD french and science F.P.: Big house and Jag You feel it s now or never. But the words don t seem to come. The fabric of your dreams starts to come undone.” MARC MATLA: Most cherished moments are time spent with Michelle. Will never forget the times spent at the Falls with Gord, Toddles, Murph, Big Ray. and Tony. Will also remember Rich (2), Kerry. Rick, and all the rest of yahs. The paper run at 4 am. racing in the Torismo and Todd, beep beep Yeah, squirt gun wars in the parks with Michelle and Sher. Pet Peeves: Steriods. Future Plans: Be successful. Thanx Mom and Dad. JENNIFER MAZE: DL W DS. CT LOOK there they R-Flec? Vermont Flor 86 w DS-DF-Duffs. Las V w CT-Flor w m fir c 4N06. He's coming-35 she's crying! Hoi t rm spins- LG fir M t big is out t win. DS ND-CT. PS, MP- We loved every min - PS radio off! Bemie. Rd trips. Ft ther - thanx. SSDD. MP, TC at HRS TD thanx u-r great. Scared Jill? Tara fir MC thanx -1 love ya s. Thanx mom. dad, Jef. Marj- pet peeves: LT DENISE McELHINNY: Thanx 2 Jen Donna Anne 4 all ur help. Special thanx 2 my xc buddies esp. BH BB AL CF BQ MJ JG KG 4 all the encouragement fir laughs. 2 Mr. Fris- thanx 4 always brightening my day. Beck- thanx 4 everything-luv ya! Never 4get all at JFK esp. Lisa Carol Dar Net Bri. Always remember Cobleskills parties w 86 CC gang • HC w Bill- S’ball w Barb Ar Injach • fir all the laughs at JFK. Luv ya Mom Dad Jim MARYLOU McPARTLAN: III never forget BG and times together III luv you forever. My bestest buddy Lee Ann. Parties in my 2nd home. 3rd home (bam). Other buddies JT. AR, Mo. AT. AM. MP. Ski club w WC. leq. Talks w DS, RW. piddill, roads. IF. PTE. NODOZS, dumb things w KS, EK. FH and what Ive learned from MM. HC 86. 87. prom. Flor. 87. Well Lee Ann we made it. now what? Pet Peeves: Wast. time, curfews, boredom, fakes. Lyndale. and not enough of everything. JOHN JAMES MENDOLERA: Never 4 get the great times at ICS, 13 people in my moms car, track, sleeping in study hall. Rm 206 taking desks apart, penny wars, cunning tricks ’’He's a good kid SURE! Never 4 get getting up at 6 am fir getting on a cold bus! MW. LK, LG. CT. Mrs T. Mrs M Future plans college and well paying steady job. Thanx to all the teachers who helped me through fir mom fir dad. DAVID MERCURIO: I will always remember the great times w PM, SC, JD. Weaver, Bongo. JW. TZ, and JC at Lake TAD. Never forget RUNS w Funstuff. Homecoming '87 w KS. SW. KB. ect. Class of '88, It was Great Guys! Thanxa Kevin Iroquois soccer. Love to: My Family (mom. dad. matt. Steve, pete) Without them life meant nothing. I couldn't have gone this far without you. Special thanxs to Scott. Keith. Jeff. Jeff, and Mom fir Dad. STEVEN MERTEL: always remember Rose. Tara. Elayn, Todd. Glen. Bill, Andy, Jill A. and all the other people I missed. Hey Glen I can finally drive! Bill get caught lately? It s mine”. Hey Jill B.B. s. What's that? Pet Pceves-fakc friends, broken bones. FOOTBALL, and people that think there coaches. Believe it or not but thank you for your support and trust. JOYCE S. MICELI: Will never forget: Linda, SD. SK. EK. JB. WE. Billie E. 9 28 86, I Love You! Salvators. Homecoming 87, Toronto 87 w Linda. Key Club, Thanx to Mr. Clinard, the librarians, teachers, etc. Pet peeves: K.D-people who never grow up. Future plans: 2 yr. college, make some money, get married and start a family. Thanx everybody ! Love You Mom and Dad! U 2 Grandma! CAROLYN MICHAELS: Always remember special friends Robin. Lisa R. AI, SM. Lisa G, Sher, DY. Beck-JnJt. esp. Lynn fir Jen Thanx! sum 84. Jen-escapades, talks w Lynn, Cher (sis) VH. rmps summertime. 9 28 84. NY's eve 84-85, the switch, PK Chp. Wayne, I'll always care. Wknds. ovemiters. Zpys. OH w RB. BM. LR. Time spent with Randall. 7 24 86, 7 1 86. sunset, sum 86. dreams, mars. Rasp Chp. our rk. Icoln, wks. prom 87. Thanx Mom fir Dad. Cos-crew, Bzon, changes. ANDREA MILLER: Never forget: Lvm fir Shir! (King fir Queen) Edna Mavis; Hilton Head Is; TT fir OMD, B Adams 85 Come up. Mntrl CR LQ, Echo fir Bnymn Did U pinch me,- undrwr 1 am. 4-3 pardon; Tennis; Ward; JB 16th. PM fir KW. Hmrm W Mr E AM DM. vsts W LK. Bst Fmds 4ever JB KS DW WW ILY (R fir N?); Pet Peeves: Ain't that spcl. Ing walks; Fut Plan: own condo in Tahiti; spcl thnx 2 Mom Dad Ray Scott Neil 4 your patience ILY! SCOTT MITCHELL: Never forget the Beach Crew 87: Chris. Mike. Don, John L., Andy and John K. Rush 86 fir 87. Li Ann's lawn. Rider rd., N.V.. My Car. Kirs 8r Eric and school hours. Botz could it have been easier? Caryn I hope we're still really good friends! Thanks Mom and Dad. Future Plans: Not the Nursing Home. Pet Peeve: ?Gos? Rem.: If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice • Rush TODD MOrFETT: Will never forget Steve, Paul, Joe, Jay. Glen. Rob. Andy. Bob. Mitch. Homecomeing 87 with Fish. Dances + Parties after. Joe hitting the old lady in the wheel chair. J.D. in the cafeteria. Beakers class with Eric, Al, Joe, Paul, Jill. I couldn't have one fun day if it wasn't for you. Pet Peeves: You got an hour! Want to try for 2. fake friends. Big Ray s stink Bombs. Thanx Mom fir Dad! I Love you! Huey is God. MARY JO MONNIN: The only way to break out is to get free. And the only way to do that is to go all the way thru; not around, or behind, or in front of or over, or under.. . but thru. There Is no other way. Will always remember Colleen. Maria. DS, Meb. C fir C gang. Mindless, and especially John. I LOVE YOU! Pet peeves: AB Zach. DR fir SS. A special thanks to Mike Rys fir Scott W. Memories of Chris K. will never leave me. ERIC F. MOURLOT: Special thanks for introducing me to the American Culture: Football games and cheerleaders, to: JS. LS, MW. BH. EB. K and L. TC an even to Colleen T. To all the other nice people! The future U.S.A. President from french descent. THOMAS MURPHY: Always remember 10th gr w Lisa C. sweet heart dance and at the creek with LG, CC. JR special times in Canada with Gew (conad). TB (151), Mich. Pam, lab, Dave. Brad. Good times lifting EEEOO Bob cherio to all the gang mat. TB. GEW, BIG RAY. JT. Thanx god to John Labbat's and the rest. Take off Best hope to make it, Florida '88”. Thanx butterup Kathy for all your help you'll always be special. Special thanx to my parents for hanging in their with me thanx to MM from WSW. AMY RITA MYERS: I remember... ICS in my Senior Year, SW Dances. The prom of 87 fir 88. HCS for 12 yrs. My best friend Annie. U2 Concert, YL-camps and wk. ends. Sherkston, JNC-HCP. Pete s. Yearbook w LF BT CR KD. 2 28 87. New Experience. Homecoming. The beach in the moonlight, He's lying”, fir all of the great times w Blaine Hamilton Tober-I LOVE YOU fir I couldn't have made it without U! THANKS for making all my dreams come truc-Mom Dad Jen and Blaine! TOM NAREAU: Will note RF as a fun Band, it was pretty good Shawn! is the fort still up?” Walking home with Jerry. Ralphing on Mr. Schcppcr. Getting turned down by Roberta. Dancing with Theresa, was it that bad? George McFlie. Borrowing Shawns container, and shaft. Also Ms. Millers slacks. JOHN NEWELL: Will never forget good times with Ann I’ll Always Love You the boces bus with Chuck Bus 112 to base and the rest of the crew. Ken and Jim nice cars. Camaro s 52 SENIORS TELL ALL Rule Partying with the Holland, Strykers City Boys. Lets do It again. School days are great with JP. KP. SC, BB, JS PB, MB, DM. ON, PP. Pet peeves: Accidents, lawyers, fines, BALD TIRES. Thanks Mom, Dad. and Family, most of all Ann. Future plans: Plerell Automotive. TRACEY HOLAM: Mever 4 get those who cared 6c were always there: Mm 6c Mary, thanx. Past 4 yrs of v-ball w TP. JB. BB. Bio. w CT. MP. Greiner's class w AM, SR. Also, goin to September's w MR, Times stayin at her house, late nite adventure, not gettin nabbed. 6c fun 2 come. Pet Peeves: 2 faced friends, tryln your hardest 6c still failin. Future plans: get my license 6c move south. Thans KS. Good luck to all. GREG HOWIMSKI: Thanx BB. MB, PB. CS. TW. RW, TS, DA, JP. KP. DH, JM. DJ, SJ. LP, LK. JQ. MS. + FC. Mever forget Howies + Fe s hey son cot! M-F long nights at Pellcmwood. PP: Teachers who go by the book, librarians + getting up at 6. 5 days a week. Good luck to all the excellent looking girls at Iroquois and to all my friends who gave me something to look foreward to and trouble to get into at Iroquois. Enjoy. AMY MUMAM: Will never 4-get: TP. LQ. SK. SS, SW, CF. DH. SS, TM. MR 6C csp. Lorri. Summer 87-Empire State Games. Thanx Miss M for giving me a chance. Sball - Pa.; Sp 1. 2. 3 w Sue W; lemon?; BA; DJ. MD, PT, 6c MM 67-87 You must be joking ‘ Don't do that Going Down , Autorama,- JHS roof!; Buy you a beer?,- Bio 10; Hee-Haw; EMW; Feb 87- “Rub my tummy ; MU; GSA. Bball camp 83-86; Psych w Mr, Sk, LR, 6c Mrs. M. Thanx for everything Mom 6c Dad- I Love You!!! AMM ORLOWSKI: Will always remember the special times spent with Chris-JP 86'. Prom 86', Homecoming 87', skiing. I Love You; Friends-Juls. DD. AE, MB. KB, JR. SW. BC, big JP 6c KP, LR. driv ed w BB + TF (alcoholics): Stevie Ray, Trower, Jovi. 2 'A Kim, Boston concerts. Special thanks to Mr. MCQ + Mrs. Gilbert for all their help. Thanks to my family for always being there, I Luv U Mom + Dad. Joe- thanx for all the advice. RAH-RAH-OLE’, HUGE! CATHLEEM PARSOMS: Thanx to all that made ICS great csp. Greg 6c Elayn. I Love Ya Both! I ll never forget Scott Party of 6. The Guys'”, Pete esp. Missions w Mel. Bee, Hoi, Jens', Mean, T„ Mic couldn't make it w out ya. All the memories were too many to write but not to remember. PP s spiritless people. Special thanx to my family. Buck's 6c Dob s. I LOVE YOU! 6251 FP- I II know when it happens. JEMMIFER PAUTLER: Will always remember all the great times with S.K. in Boces and with CE. ML. AJ. and KL. Many thanks to God and my Mom and Dad. Pet Peeves (people who don't smile and don't care) I wish the best for all my clasmates in the future years. God bless you all. Always hang on to your dreams. THERESA PAWELEK: Will never forget the gang- LR. LQ. CR. DS. SK, GR. AM. JB. SS. TM 6c everyone else. Will always remember dances, csp. Jr. Sweetheart, popcorn and popcans- authority- Bball 86- LC. JV, PH. GA. bus rides and roofs. Bison games- Wanta go to the prom?. Beach Boys and Grandma. Track 87- cones, garage sales. ECIC'S, nature walks- DB. DL, TF. Easter Egg Hunts and Mallween 86. Thanx Mom and Dad- I L U! TRED PETER: I will never forget JS, JP, KP. JM, DR, KL. etc. Also never forget ECF 86-87 MYSF 87 w Mr Lane and the boys from Springville, Happy Howie Hour, and of course the bonfires in the valley. Most of all never forget my good buddy Mr. Rollo and the Ag boys. Pet Peeves: Doons that won't open, my brothers mx. him making fun of my Indy, and stuck up women. Fav say: You're about as sharp as a bowling ball. Fut plans: to stay w farming for the rest of my life. RAY PETRIMEC: Will nev. forget: RL. CZ. and all the trouble. Also JL. BQ. K 6c JP, FP. TJ, CW. 6c all the others. Always Rem. Hendrix, Ozzy, Maiden. Zeppelin, Floyd, and Metallica. Fav. saying: 99% of the things you worry about, never happen. Spec, thanxs to my dad for making my life what it is today. Pet Peeves: MickHames. A comment for everything, most jocks, and dish washing. SEE YA ICS. KEM PIERPAOLI: Will always remember glass pack king sheet metal Chevy 3 footers Howies Melsons and burnouts also never forget Bro s 396 rat attack JM BB AP SC MB PB DM JO AO JS RM GW FP DK RK CS GM and they're throwing Mag wheels at me and who ever I might of forgot RP LK BS Pet Peeves Bald tires peeling rubber off of new paint and I guess Just once 327cuin killer Future plans Pierell Automotive. JIM PIERPAOLI: Will always remember the bad ones of Iroquois High. Hanging out with Bro. J.M.. B.B., D.K., S.C., B.R., F.P.. P.B, M.B., D.M.. and all the others I won't forget. You know who especially Mikki. You are. The Boces clan. Chucks bus. Large Marge, Howie's 2nd period. Lunch 4th period hanging in until we had to go out. All worth wild and fun. Pet Peeves: Being Bad, Bald tires, flying objects. Fast cars. 327 s and 396 s Best Mixes. Thanks to family for pulling me through. Love You All! I made it at I.C.S. PAUL PIETRAMTOME: Thank-you Todd, Robb, and Tom for all you did. I don't know what I would have w o you. Mever forget Wigs, Beaver. J.D., L.P.. C.Y.O., Dab. hells bells, Lisa and Alvin-10 10 87. the snowbank, the contests. Budex. stoogics and woogles. Thanks mom and dad I love you. MICHELLE PLEWIMSKI: Mever forget the gang HR. DS. PS. CT. JM. TC they made HS. the mission with CP, ED. Halloween 85, HC 86. 87 Traci thanx for the fun times Hooch. Georgia 86, 87 yeap! So special! Mew Years 87. Cops 86, all the long talks, thoughts and dreams. Love ya chooch. Pedidal with Lou! HR s house summer 87 with CT, TC. DS. JM. Penn, trip Mo Doz. powderwar. Ski trip 87, the skip 87. Hope you don't lose your laughter, hope time doesn't take it away.'' JCM HEATHER PUCKETT: 2 all those who ve made my life worth living- I'm grateful 4 your friendship 6c I luv u-Esp: Mr. Gelsinger. Mr. Coblentz. Kris. Jen D, Cathy R, Lan, Christian, Bill 6c family .. Zen you're a � 1 loser- thanx 4 everything, esp. de weiners- catcha wave. Chris- always remember- you're very special 2 me- IOU. Lan- I luv u the most- thanx for being there when I needed u. Kim, stay brave, you'll make it. Mom -f Dad- thanx-1 luv u. Bon- 3 LAURA QUICK: Great memories- Heifers in a moat. Wild Bill, BBall (GJHYO), MU camp, Trackster's. ECIC'S, Wood 6C Peg. Band trips HTP. surprise sweet 16; the pledge, summer rec; Ch. FD's, sunroof; senior day; I'll miss all the good friends I've made here; All my love to my family (including new editions) Thanx Dad- for supporting me in everything. You're the bestl For those who will be returning- EMJOY- it goes fast!!! BRIAM QUIMM: My thanks to: Skoob and the theory I knew, Mr. Mike, Walneekee, Jules, LQ, Roof. Keefer. Ray. Gaby JP. Link. Deliverence. and the talent show, all at SPI w sra. zab.. David Letterman, Clint Webb, the fellow Masochists at CC. the stratmen,, my personal thanks to Ritchie Blackmore. “Mind, Body, Heart and Soul. We got rock and Roll, and there's nothing they can do -DP. My goal in life, start my own cult. MARY RADICH: Mary will always remember special times w friends esp. Colleen, Jenn. and Tracey-Thanx guys. Sept's w T.M. + D.L- 8:00 am? Melson; the marina, cam's, F.H. w D.L.- I missed ya! nite adventure w T.C.. P.S., T.M.-what dog? HC 84. 85 (JM, SS, EB) ED-T or D? My sis Kar-I luv ya. Col thans for being my BF-you're really special. A special thanx to Mr. + Mrs. Maze. Pet peeves: July 7-Aug 4 '87. and nosey people. MELISSA RADOS: Always remember Dee2, Lorri, Cindy, Denise. Kirsten. � 14 M. Ander- son of Sabres. Maltese Kittens. Current events. Chem + bio labs, Miley, Quebec. Horse- back riding, Mism, and especially orchestra-BB William. L-don't be late!-Bye. LORRI REIF: I will always remember the good times w LQ. TP, MR, DR, KD, Curly, SS, CR. CB, SW. PB. LB. JV. LC + esp. Amy. Mever Forget BB 86- Rub my Tummy ; D2; Late. Peggy Sue w Bright orange sweatpants; Gonna J.Y.OI; Think of me''; chem; getting busted; J.V. party; BB camp + the string; BS Banquet 86', R U PH's brother?; I hate Pam!!!; Halloween 86. Miss M-Thanx 4 everything; You must be Joking!; M. con 86 + 87. Thanx Mom + Dad • I luv U LYMM REIMER: Will always remember good friends-LK, JL, AE, MB. RR, KR, JR. MS and most of all Becky-UR the best! Crazy x's me. Beck, and Lynn had at the Islands. Carnivals. Will never forget Pike and Rushford 86 87 w the camie crew. Chuck-n-Jason; I love you guys and will always cherish the special moments I shared w U2. Short trips, payphones, long distant calls, and causing trouble in small towns-12 12 86. Fla. '86 at Micole's. Thanks mom-n-dad. JEMMIFER ROOK: Will never forget all the times spent skipping with D. Dra. Also friends made a Iroquois DR VS JB GH RR AD RH and especially PK and JDC. Fondest Memories are the times spent with John. Prom 87. Summer 85 6c 87. and the cop in EA. Pet Peeves: Your gross, water guns, and Todd Dugas. Thanks Mom and Dad, You are the greatest, and thanx to my sister Jeanne, I couldn't have done it without you guys. I love you Seanner, very muchl John, well what can I say? You could always graduate with me!! AT least you passed your road test, finally! LIMDA ROLL: Barb. Gwen. Lisa, LQ. TS, JB. TP. CG. What would I've done w out U. Birdsong Ball of string Life and death of Glowworm, Manhunting shuttleboatman Blue- bird buses. Cheatface Chickenhouse Buzo, Jr. Locker neighbor slow Retarded Stretch Ex hubby. DC ficldtrips Set construction + de musical and plays cast parties “Stand by me moody people Faysics Come on baby ... Bye, Smile! GWEM ROSEMTHAL: Hey there! To CPG-I love thee 6c to Lisa- you are great! Mot to mention-Rozo 1 6c 2. roll over. AHK. Gordaids. BS, shamshakc, immature sophs. Wedge . . . All our shows-Ma. GB. JS, Grads. Midol. Mr. Ty. 113 note saga. 1-9, THE LOVE WAY, labs 7 6 85. Bus rides ICYG 6c FQ, 117, Camping, Loretta's gang. Toronto. Lunch , G. Vorgenthal. AUD, BK. 12x, talks 6c in general-thanks to my teachers and all my family- esp. the real onc-DC. STAMD BY ME RACHAEL ROSIER: Will always remember times w Laurie. Mov 84. Easter 86. ES. MD, JD. Cruisin. RB s, being late, sneaking out and csp. wasting 4 yrs on BC. Special thanks to my family 6c friends LK. MD, MH, SK. LR. JL, JB. AK 6c To John for being there for me. I love you all! CYMTHIA ROSS: Excuse me .... Gods Gift. Oh my God. he eats! Thanx to all who made my 4 yrs of high school great. Mever forget band trips MOMT WASH 6c BUSH Will never forget CG w TS LB LQ KS Chem w Ward JB AM ML DM KL theory w GH BQ BD. all around fun w JL RR TP JS KP ML Thanx csp to LQ-locker buddy KL-RUUTTU those hockey games DS-such a great friend Special thanx to my family for helping me make it esp. in music. I LOVE YOU!! KRISTEM LYM ROSSELAMD: Will always remember the times I have spent in ICS and will never forget Peppy, J. Cheryl K. Carrie C, Jenny S, and all the teachers who were nice to me. And of course my mother. I love you all. Pet Peeves: Perfect People. Cheryl, monster in the closet and don’t forget the Pee. Will always remember Volleyball. Basketball, softball. Love ya Mr. T.. give me a hug! Favorite saying:? Where's my hug? CATHY ROTH: Will always remember: JH CF KD-thanks for everything! Also RR KT LF CB CF SK LW Dan 6c Mar 6 the rest of the family-thanks Mom and Dad for all you've done-1 couldn't have made it without you! I'll never forget the summer of 87 spent in Spain-esp. family 6c friends: IM MM PM FB; 7 16 87 6c together in Boal! If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it's yours, if It doesn't, it never was. DEIRDRE ROTH: Mever forget the good times at ICS and the good friends made. Always remember the hockey games with MR LR KL CR 6c KS. We'll have to do it again sometime! And of course many more banquets. Always remember Orch 87. Que 85. HC '87 and all the other great times. Would never have made it w out lessons! Thanx BBB Williams. Pet Peeves: Rookies-bzzz, Jr-sncezing. 77-double your pleasure, “I've got lessons now. I'll miss you JE 6c LB- Keep on practicing! A special thanks to MR- We finally made it!! DAMA ROWLAMD: To the most important people in my life- Brian. Sherrie, all my families 6c the many special people from past years- Thanks for everything. Always look on the bright side of life! May we discover each other before we leave 8r enjoy each other for what we are in the time we have left. I'll always love and care for you Brian. BECKY ROZEK: Always remember the best times w Roscmo. Jill, Mel 6c Tara- M Carolina, hot tub parties- I will if you will, drive-ins, Easter 86 and the gang who taught us how to really party. Mever forget special times w Hol- all the good and bad we've been through, walk home at 4 am w Rose, Chinese fire drill and other good times w Jen m. Chris T. Peg, Dor. Cath. Elayn. Matt- whose been more than Just a boyfriend- Thanx 6c I love ya forever! 53 SENIORS TELL ALL MOLLY RUDZINSKI: I'll never forget: Fla 87. Vermont 86. my house w JM, TC. MP, CT. DS. Alfred w Jen. Traci- concerts (U2), JP HC. Prom 87. Col w Bcc, skip 87. brkfast. swim 83-87- I II never forget all the times spent with Ben- the memories will always last. Whatever will be will be. the future is ours to see. -EM Thanks Mom and Dad. I love and miss you Mom- hope someday we meet again . . . ROBERT RUSCH: I remember the summer of 87 the best, and the friends I won t forget JAY, Reny. DS. TW in MAZI Gs. the Big Q and JB. QS. the girls too, B and her friends. JVD CM (coolers). I AM JOSM. I also remember the TKALF. Beach. OHIO, MY Real Home. Big time action ion Polesville - Do it! fox and her slush puppies. Clapton. Beck. Page and the guitar (won't put it down). And all my parent's where was the earth shattering RABOOM? Pet Peeves: (no food, anxiety (late people)). Good Bye RACMELLE RYDZYNSRI: Will never forget all the SPECIAL times, memories and friends I've made at ICS. ESP. LQ CR TS JL CR JR SH ML SW DM RW LC LE RR and all rest: u no wo U R. Will always remember CYO and all the friends I've made and kept. Love Ya all! Chccrin in the Moat, Jamestown 87, and all the varsity Rahs! Thanks Mr. Root and Vick. To my Mom, Dad, and brothers, thanks for your Love. Help and Support when I needed it most I LOVE YOU ALL! Best of everything to the class of '88 JASON SCMASEL: Archie will never forget Clint. Phib, Mike. Fish. The Duke Boys, all the great times at RS, Ricks and the hill. Freddy says cut. catipiller sheds its skin ... to find the butterfly within. Flower power, looney tunes rule. Thanx mom and dad. Don't do it, its a TRAP. EGM. Paw Prints, Do you know Clint Webb? ROBERT SCMEFFLER: First of all thanks to my parents for all they've given me. I’ll never forget the last Springbrook carnival. Emery Park w Snydz s stash and his beershowers, the bonfire of '86 and wargames. I'll always remember TB, TR, JS, Snydz. Poopsie. TS. TD, TN. and JT and last but not least B. Derek. Thanks to Steve Harris. Billy Shccnan. Rudy Sarzo Sc C Burton for the Influence they had and still have on me. LEE SCHNECRENBERGER: Always remember the great times with PP. DW. BS. RR. The great learning experience in Mr. Baldwin's math class and lunch with Jo. May the future be bright for everyone. Pet Peeves- Alarm clocks and buses. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. ho Hum BECRY SCMOENTMAL: Will always remember good friends JL. NB. AE. RU. CR. JB. MS and esp. Lynn and Lynn you guys are the best. Will never forget all the years spent at Pike and Rushford. Lynn's cottage. Hawaii 87 w Lynn. carnivals, pay phones, long distance calls, short trips to small towns 12-12-86 causing trouble and getting caught. Will always remember special times spent w Alan and the ones yet to come. Thanks mom and dad. LISA SCOTT: It's over already? I'll never forget the great times + great friends: Janean. the best friend you could ever have. M. Pat Sc her corruption. Michele, Mary. Traci. Scott party of 5. rahing Vic + Mr R. CR. DD. MG. fir pals esp my future slave stain on my shirt? Guys (lots of guys) - Paul. Rose Sc our crazy ideas we've done worse- N Falls. Thanx to the great teachers here. G luck everyone, hope you get what you want-1 will! Thanx 2 my fam. Mom- couldnt have done It w out ya! I luv u! G. bye ICS. Strange how much you've got 2 know before u know how little u know TODD SEELY: Had a ball. In school that is! Never forget Ck. LR. MW. JS. TJ. and many more. Had great teachers. Never forget my Ford (van) either. Mr. Sweet thanks. Had great times with Scott Raichel. Also great times with Jay and the crew. Never forget Canada and the trip back. Sorry about the shock MACR! Had great times at our hockey games ERIC. Can't forget EM and Wanna Go Back. Almost forgot DM. PA, JA. and BA Work is great and so are the girls. Bye! DENNIS SEIFLEIN: I won t forget the good times with BD. BM. RG, DY. CO, GG. AC. and anyone else I left out. I won t forget road signs, war games. O.P. Police. The Power Vette, working at the Mole, Spuds, and 7th per. lunch with Jerk O. Sorry about the ruts on your lawn. Oh yea can't forget about Mom and Dad. RAREN SHARP: ICS is filled with variety, the band with the good (mostly bad) maybe it's helped us to put up with the garbage in society. Thanx to all m friends that helped me through these long 4 yrs. Remember the good: VB games. Band Trips (the best) CG. Bio and the bad: 12x, Faysics. chem and much more. Never Forget Sum87. 10 87 Lou, Troy and all the rest. Penny and Heather your GREAT FRIENDS. Thanx Mom, Dad, Rich S1 Eric. Luv Ya. VICRY SHERRY: Will never forget crazy times w the dudes, reflector detecting, for salcsign. singing o the windows, filming and the parties (ras) I luv U guys M-Gun it and the Higgins sticker. Always rem laughing w JD Just give me a piz a ... Ben. Loretta, Frita. U guys are great Rath favcous U2 Mertle Beriy-whose rib is that RF.ITH and Jeff-l m just using you to make me laugh. TT, Hallmark says it all. Mom Dad I luv U and thanks you too Mike and Sue. JENNIFER SMONGO: Will always remember the great times spent with good friends! Donna M, Denise S (all-niter) SG (puppets. 12:00. shut-up rabbit), DM. DH. CS, ER. RR. C.F, DW'. RJ. AM, DM Fondest memories: games, dances, summer 86. Homecoming 86, especially Prom 87 w Chris. concert. Watson. To Teresa for always being there, couldn't have done it w out ya 6c special thanx to MOM for all your understanding. (ILY) SCOTT SIMME: Never will forget the times with the Franklins. Shawn Sc Bing. Always remember the couch potato gang, everyone with no school spirit Sc people who don't care. JC. DR, SM, CB, MP, BB, Sc AC.Can t forget the library, lunch 7th with JO, and many other people. Best wishes to Tom Sc Heather. DOREEN SITARER: PS JMT MD HR Tks 4mkng HS wrthwhile esp Chris Dar tomato war. 4 no 6 FI Dufwhamo EACC-Bga golf erts Bat Bruises' Hrsy nodos Jamonit dub dates 2xin alwys getting nabed E9 TJ chase Cops 85 Jelous Byfds HmCm 84-87 TB J Sc C Sk Fence Fhky Mr T Snort U2 Sking ATC oh no trees Roch Skipn dkgames Bk H Chuck U mean so mch the mem will stay 4cv knees chem mom I luv U Tks TOC Bctwen a laugh Sc a tear. JCM. PEGGY SITARER: I'll nvr fgt Mike-no mttr what hppns in the nxt 4 yrs I II alwys Luv U Will alwys rmbr xs spnt at the EACC w Big A Sc DS-whamo. cycle, skiing (wtch out 4 them trees) bats over the head CD-Dont touch her, TOC. Drvng w CT, Chinfirc. T-cops 86. Hll wn 85, Chelle-VO w VS, Drvng to BRs W ma turn off that radio, sball, fhky, prm 86. HC 85- 87-TB Sc the shrimp. Thanx 4 evrythng Ma Sc Dad-1 Luv U. U R the young fifUR the future- JCM GEOFF SNYDER: I will always remember fun times with the boys. Baker's Pond. Emery, track. Rich '86. lifting. Would especially like to thank my buddy Archie for being a swell dude. Never forget Ray. Gord, Todd. Murph. Poops and all the women I ever loved. Pet peeves: D-bol. hangovers, stale beer and nice girls. Future plans: become the next John Holmes. I'm free as a bird now. And this bird you cannot change. RRISTIN M. SOEDER: Before the sarcasm starts to roll from the tip of my pen. I should probably say a few words of kindness. Thanks to my family for all their support. Sc love. Sc special thanks to Y.- S; and E.R. for all of his understanding! I'd like to thank the wonderful faculty Sc staff- Mr. Schnepper. Mr. Howell. Mr. Root Sc the list goes on. Oh. Sc let s not forget the wonderful cheerleaders! That's about all- BRIAN WILLIAM SOLLY: My fears are ended. I believe weve all made it through these 4 years 2 finally b the perfect person were molded 2 b. Thank God we didn't all become individuals. Then wede have personalities, and we wouldn't b able to kiss (censored), like our superior proctors. Thank-you. Jill wild thing, I think I love you. Michelle and I love you. Mom and Dad thanks. you did your best. PETER SORGI: I will always remember my best friends TD. SS, DD, AH, MG, CR. GB; also Scott Party of 5. all the consumption w the guys. Bona, the Polish-kid's basement, soccer. Canadians, Junior prom w Rose, and confused memories of JET. Sorry Mel (Sat nitc). Wildest memory- BIG DAVE w AJ. A special thanx to Jim Morrison, Magic, sister ED. bestest buddy MM. the Schildkamps. and esp. my family. BARBARA SPAHN: Will always remember: DC. FH. dances, cast parties, the DR, mon night movies, times spent w the gang JB. LR, LV. GR, CG also CB. BA and everyone else. Thanks JB for always being there. Bring the glasses? LR I guess you don't need guys just a good friend like you. Thanks to my fam. for all the love and support even Jay! ILY all. Stand by me. And thanks to all my friends for just being there. TRACY SPECHT: Will always remember the great times w all of my friends. Never forget: cheering In moat, band trips strlng. HTP Sc R, black trucks. Goodleburg, Music Theory, 668-3355, retreats w music. Color Guard Sc camp w MC. Jello-Brain. dances. Times w JR. All my YWS friends Sc memories, esp Ohio w JD. Special times w Russ. Thanks Mom Sc Dad. Friends are friends forever, if the Lord is Lord of them. RERRY STADEL: I will always remember the summer of 87 all the good times with Jay, Josch (we will convert you) The Beach hey dude, the short fat man. Jay don't babble Never forget Rick and all his whining MM. TM, TB. GW. Darin Sc Mike do it!! All my love goes to Sherry Rolerski and the good times we had and will have. Favorit sayings stiff neck Don't Babble SM- All Future Plans to get Huge and be rich. RIM STEVES: I'll always remember times w Trace Chris VS CT MR DW Lan UR very special 2 me. Track-Woody 2 CT LQ BB SS TP (Stick) AL CF MM GR? TN-EA trees Sc dryers. corly-Buckwht, study 4 math! Do U need a ride 2 a John? Isn't that special, snausage. Til devils, superman, sherkston, G string guido. Rib is that Bcrly? Hmcm 85, never live down nyr eve, Hmcm 87 kwik fill! Pet Peeve- Oh Well. Thanx mom. dad. kel. I Luv U! MARR STEVENSON: I will never forget times spent with Mike N, Deb, Mike. Jim. Teresa. Rich M. My Bro Paul. Strohs Bros , Big I , Exp. Big Joe, geek monster Muddin To my newist and last love Linda, who I hope I will be spending the rest of my life with. I LOVE YOU. Favorite saying- Eat em Raw Future Plans- To be a NYS Trooper Pet Peeves- Road hog ICS Ps. Thanks to everyone Esp. mom Sc dad I Love You. MIRE STEVENSON: I will always remember Hollowecn 86 Don't tow my truck away. Your cars are to loud, the race car, Speedy , To all the little people. SB gang Jeff. Jay. Jim. Mark. Paul. Teresa. Tom. JRFC Mike, Deb. Brian. Bill. Stroze Bros. I want to be cheif. L.B. Fire. Future Plans, to race a car at batavia In 87 SHARON STONE: 2 all my friends, esp: DW, RD, RG, rahs Sc RM, thanx 4 the memories! Nvr 4get cheering: moat, JCC (hallchex at 2. lez ptrl w RG) Vic's bash. HC85, DC86. EAPr87, FP 1 (losin BT. RW) AL. ST. S + M Shop Girls. THAT movie, toe. DOHSHEI EA xrsion w CB. fire hdrt, allniters, pomoflix, xs w SC. PP: Cliques. Thanx Ms Parks. Mr R, Vic. 2 my family. I love you! Tim UR the bcstl There R no endings, only beginnings, I love you Qretchen! BRIAN SWARTZ: Never forget the summer of 87. C and C parties, toothpaste at Marias, all the great times at DL Always remember the guys at the wall, the wrestling team, and the nights at the hotels, and the rituals on the afternoon bus. Pet Peeves- Punkers, ninth graders, and girls that hang on you all day. Always remember you can never overcome the powers that you can't control. Hey Todd, what a pain huh! RIM SZWARTZ: Will always remember LB. MR. AL, DS, BB. esp. Rath. Andrea Sc Jen. Never 4get Bryan Adams 86 Sc 87- Icecubes, J. Wagner, the Inferno (yeah right) 2 15 87. 5 24 87, HC 86 Sc 87. 1000 ILS. Hi,ton Head- Yin's. 409. the van. Lavcme Sc Shirley. 4-3 pardon? squirtguns, Tahita. Rids Wanna Rock (TP). Midnt walks. EA Doritos. Rath- Need a keg? I bet. DM Where do U live- far! Jen U SHOULD OF Thanks mom 4 everything. DENISE SZYMANEK: I’ll nvr 4get CR. JS. SS. AM, RS. SW. esp. DW W 10R Eng, H20 Ski + Bodywave; Darien 85 w JB; sleds; Fay s crew, WECR. tennis, malls; 3 22 87- WJW. Future plans- marry a doctor Sc live lavishly. Pet pev- SOMGIF! Ma, Dad. sis-1 LUV U! You are the BEST! OH YEAH! Yes- I'm a NHS candidate (RP. TZ. DW). COLLEEN TALTY: Alwys. Rem. Laughter Sc Tears w Mary. My best friends: Mar, Patty, Mrs. G, Jul's, P.T. Sc Hoi- I LU guys! I want to trust you. but it's much easier just to rely on myself' Never Forget: Rim. Amy. Bridget, Sc Ryan; Bingo; Sept's, swim 83-87'. W. Va, BROREN WINGS , Special moments w Brad (wish you were here) Thanks Mom Sc Dad for never giving up- I LOVE YOU TARA TENT: V.S.- I'll never forget BFF missions, mdnt. walks. Stones MS. RT Remb. Cheerleading 85, I forgot my pom poms Eng. 10th Bisesi MW CR AH Darien Lake gang. Wild Radio Crew I luv u guys! Jenn thanx- for the talks, help. fun. and your friendship. I 54 SENIORS TELL ALL Love all my friends. I'll miss you and I wish you all luck. Thanx Mr. Root. Thanx mom, dad, Bry fit rest of my family. Don- You arc so weird but I love you always. THOMAS JOHH STEHZEL: never forget the good times with: RW TW OS Gn JR SWORDS PELLAMWOOD THE WALL 4th period lunch Chatty s House THE BRIDGE THE HORHET SAB ALWAYS REMEMBER CR may his soul party onll Future Plans: FTW EMR One life and I'm gor.na live it up! CHRISTYH THIBAULT: never forget the special friends that made the past 4 yrs .. . fun? Especially Bonnie (Asprin?. to the beach, rolling on floors, general craziness fit constant laughing). Lisa- keep it DOWni, Rim, Bro Lannie, Jeffy- you HUT! (tabu), B2. DW. RP. OH. and Bruce. Always remember tracksters. Dinghus Day . 1 per chem. Isn't That Special?, Pit Stops. Pondest Memories of Prom '87 fit that summer. Thanks friends fit family for suppo rtl PAUL THIEBEAU: Will always rem QC. JM. RB The D.T.” RD, CT. DS. CT. DJ. TM. Lola. Lets 86 the place (U.L. and the P.W.A.Y s to all the gs) The trailer. Merc, why don't we get invited to parties guys? G, R, J, stick with older women. The cabin sking sleds. Thanks mom and dad I love U. Pet peeve's not having m s, s-men. Jelousy. ROSE THOMPSOn: Will remembr Lisa, Tara, Lisa, Jill, Beck fit Mel fit great times over EV86; livin in bekseats fir prty palace-1 luv u guys! nralls w Lisa and whats their names? Switchin dates the mom of Jr Prom- thanx Pete! CR, SS, MG, JW HC87 w SM. Tara I 4got my pom poms! Drien Lk fit driveins. cheerin. Sett prty of 6, fit esp Vick. Thanx 2 my family fir good friends, Mr R fir Rozeks. Lisa- A few 1000 miles cant change a thing. Ill miss you all! BLAiriE HAMILTOP1 TOBER: All the years here were great. Always remember: Scott, Phil. Tom, Paul, Dave, Chris, Pam. Becky and everyone else. Sherkston. Pete's, The beach in the moonlight. Hunter s Creek, and most of all, Amy Rita Myers. I LOVE YOU! Soccer on the BEMCH. BB in the stands, parties, concerts, the times spent with Amy (they were all great) Thank you everyone. Pet Peeves: Monotones, Twitches fit Big Hoses. JOHH TRAVIS: I II always remember these 4 years of high school and the support all my friends and family gave me. How that we all graduated it's time to set our goals and work toward them. It's up to us now to succeed in life and be proud of what we do. I'll never forget the fun times at the bam with Bob. Scott, big Sean, Amie, Mary Lou (Buddie) Lee Ann. All the fun times with Glen, Rob, Jay. Paul, Wally. Murph, (Matt) Ha! Good Luck! CHRIS TYLER: I II nvr 4 get Vt 86 87, HR. erz bet. MR, 2mp s. 2x s, PS. TC. SR. CD, TT, Jon, EB, fresh yr. sum 85-86-87. ssdd w TF. DB, L Veg JM, MW. JB. Bio 10. Prom TR, FH Ms. M. SB Mr. T. SGB. Alfd. Ms. S-tu. Mostly Doreen-Jn-C, D.L.. Rnab. PRD s. Aunt G-1 luv you- thanx- u2 Min- Don t be discouraged about the future 4get the past- JCM RELLIE TYLER: Thanx for the good times Ween, your the best! Also Julie. CR. Steph. AW, JP. RB. DD. Hever forget Boces Gang, mud water wars. Dumpster. Mr. Seufert, out w Boys. esp. backseat to Lost Boys”, Hature Walks, Parties in back 40‘, Mr. Lane fit Coach McBride. But most of all thanx Ma fir Dad for all the rides and help you give. Also Mrs. Mill fir David who without I would have had alot of miles to the feet! I Luv You All! PAUL VAH SLOOTEH: I will never forget the good times: the concerts with BIG WEAVES, Funstuff. fit DM; Geoff. PM. and the rest of the hackers; showtime with the Boschman; the people that made those dull classes a little better esp. CT, CS, and the rest of the 4-some (BH, JW, TZ); basketball; and the party. Future plans: to become very rich PP: pinheads. Thank you Mom fir Dad. LISA MARIE VOGEL: Hever forget all great friends I've made - you're irreplaceable GR, CO, LR. Gordo. BS. GF. BD. JB. you know who you are. Luv ya Gwen for being the best friend a person can have (even if I'm not MF- ha ha) Lean on Me”, “Stand By Me” always. Won t forget- anorexic babes, retards, sslloww, probs 1-9, drone, tickling. GOR- DAIDS + Vorgcnthal. Thanx Chris for rides. DC lives! Watch out world • the note saga prevails . . . WALTER WAGHER: My 4 years at ICS were the best. I will always remember the good times spent in and out of school. Like mech. drawing with Glenn. Al. and Travy, running hurdles In track or partying with Jon. Meg, Missy. Fish, Bri, Dana, Darrell. Ang. Livz and Andy and everyone else. Best times were spent In the COLTSTER and losing every race. My future plans- to go to college and build the ultimate musclccar. Thanks Mom. Dad. and Jeff I couldn't have done it with out you. SUSAH WALSH: Fondest memories are of great times spent w best friends Rach. Sue, Laura. Raren, Tracy, Julia. Todd (Hubby), Amy, Lori, Denise. Ann, Molly, Gaby, fit Rari. Will never forget 4 yrs. of cheering, Jamestown competition fir our 1:00 chats, cruising, girl talk. JW. SW, TF. RW. JC. RS. MR. Party at Vic s. Summer of 87. Doug fit homecoming fir prom '87. Thanx mom fit dad I Luv You. Bye ICS! LEEAHH WALTERS: Will never forget Marylou fir all the things we ve gone through- Thanx 4 being there. Times we had in the bam; w Bob. John. Amiec. PB CP SS AB SE CB fit the rest. John- even though you're a pain in my butt. I wouldn't have made these 4 yrs. without u. Can t forget parties at the homestead. Times spent w Matt (fit the gang). Rris fir Eric- fun” times at u know where. Fla. 85 fir 87. Mar Bob- love ya both! RARI WATERMAH: Thanx to Bonnie Gaby L.W. and B.S. for all the good times. And esp. my bestest friend Evie (EZ) Luv Ya! Hever forget cruzin w the Bosley Boys and summer of '87. Doug: If the sun refused to shine I would still be loving you. Thanx Mom! Future plans: avoid growing up. Pet Peeves: Omar and muddy swamps. Here's to everything that's happened. Cheers! The best is yet to come. AHTHOHY WATROBA: I would to thank all of my friends for all of the good times over the years. Especially TS. RW, BC. PC. DS. BC. MM, JR, DW. BQ. GH. EMR. and the rest. Hever forget bridges campouts graveyards photo sessions w Ray Dec and stone (on stone) dances radio and come on up Ray . . . It s been great Let's keep it up “so understand don't waste your time always searching for those WASTED YEARS” Iron Maiden SCOTT WEAVER: Will always remember Ethan, Funstuff. Maalox. D.M., R.B., G.G., J.H., Peach, P.V.S. All the good times- Football, Billsgames, Dances. THE Party, Concerts- Rush. ZZ, B.A., Crue, U2, Bon Jovi. VH. Super Bowl party, ZZ top at the airband dance. Lifting In the pit w coach and Manny, special thanks to HHS. Thanks to my parents. Oh Yeah- Lakers rule. Ethan. MARSHA L. WEBBER: Will never forget friends family that helped me through the yrs. I ll always remember times at bridge w my friends. Hope to see you all again on the dark side of the moon. Thanx Jen for all the help advice, I hope I helped you, too. Will always treasure times spent w Ed- I love you. We ll be together again sometime in the future. I love you mom. dad. sis bro for everything. LESLIE WEDGWOOD: Hvr 4get: MF, MB, SL, CR. GR, CG, ML. EZ. RW. JP. PH, JR. and evryl. Hvr 4get partying, 6 28 86- hole in wall, concerts. Wedge. Titantic, 2BAdams. dances, sft. sangria. Downy, superdad, ftb games, E. starr, mudpit, Tim- rain. Emery. Hlth9. Mr. Tyl., P. pig. Qr. Ape. Fat Chance. Ruch 2nd. stw s, cast p's. MG II. beach, work, cruisin. camp. We s, V sb. cmgn. BRR. THT. Tag Along, aim 4b s. PPs: wbags. JS. hpie, ytbest. time to get ill. FYVARCTIB. CHH! JEFF WEIGEL: Will always remember TZ, PP, JD. LC, SW, as in Billy Joel, MW, SC. DM. ML, TC. DW It s been real! Hey Lumber Jack. BJ in 86, It's Jacks to open! Hockey was a blast! What no mouthguard! Working at Don s, OH Madeline and Woodshop in 85. Ward s class in 86. Golf practice again! Special thanx to Tom. Paul. Scott. Steve. Jason. Dave and Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Florida 87. Super thanx to Laura. Mom and Dad. I love you guys. MELIHDA WEIGLEIH: Will never 4get times with Beck. Rosmo. Tara, Jenn. Dawn, and esp. Jill. Also. CP, LS. HR. CT. CT, ED. DS. I LU! Talks with SC. LI. JW. Ev 86 Heath s Party Palace- Beaker “The Face Oult TJ and Pres. H. Carolina 86- JB s parties. HASC 87 Thanks 2 Mr. Root. Snyder, Mrs. Bisesi, Greg and Habers. Barkers, Rozeks. Rudds. I LU Paul. Mom H Hank. I miss U Dad. Plans are 2 be with Paul in California. RAY WHEELER: Big Ray leaves ICS with no regrets. TB. TM. GW. MM. TW, TS. Thanx. its been great. Always remember- Come on up Ray. I’m higher than you are”, fir 1:00 Fri. nite, 15 cans Genny, breaking into the trunk Mom fit Dad, Luv ya. Dec. the year's not the same without ya. Pet Peeves- Cops on vacation, roids and punkers. Future plans- Fix the Hova. Make a million by 35 and death to all CATS. DARCY WILCOX: Will never forget my b f H.B. fir our group fir all the good times, my classes w nise fir Tom. my close friend Janean; Rim S.; Chris T.; Eng. 11 w R.P.; Chem w Stace fir the guys; s. hall w J.S. fir D.M.; A A.; J.W.; Maria R. fir Quickie- COPA”; Body Waving, Well it should be; Drop Dead. M20ski; “shifting” fit yes. I'm a HHSC. You guys are the best fit I love you all! Thanx Mom, Brad, Bomp fir Gram- luv ya! RICR WIHIEWICZ: Things don t seem to be as easy as they used to be It s getting harder every day to think of better things to say about what s going all around you and what's happening inside you. It s time to change your world somehow. It might happen years from now” Agent Orange; Bri; Thanks Mom fir Dad, you did the best you could. What happens now is up to me; still there? I hope so AMY WLODARCZYR: Will never forget all great x s w bf Gwendolyn esp b.room talks m- kover 101 fit all the men we went thru? BA fir TP concert w Dawn- the partyin in SB! ECF w Bridg, SB fir JB fir everyone in between. Tack stall parties fir trouble w cops. Wine cooler to bed fit to bam in pj s w JB! ATTITUDE ADJUSTMEHT anyone? PP: curfews! fights, liars fit getting caught! Thanx to mom fir dad fit to PW for taking me where I want to go- luv yas! Trouble has arrived!!! JOSEPH WOLFF: Hever 4get all the great times at ICS. Always remember the good friends BB. TM. DR. HR. DW. RJ. TZ. GB. Hever forget all those high speed chases, and how fast does your car go. Hey watch out for that old lady in that wheel chair crash bang. Won t ever forget were on a mission from god. Hay whose the loud mouth on this baseball team thanx guys. Favorite saying. What is this, pet peevs Dirt bags. Special thanx to Mom and Dad and Julie and Jodi. SUE WOLLEH: Will never 4gct all good x's spent w friends esp Rerri. To her I leave my thanxs. Will never 4gct Squiggy. Moby Rick, childhood dreams. P.P.D's. Bon Jovi '87, the many concerts, smokin”. canoe trip 87. weekends alone, and everything I can't write but won t 4get. Thanks Mom fit Dad. Gool- who knows? Fav. say- please. I ll whine, but look at this face. Pet. Peeves- PDS’. phony's, and people who talk about nothing they know about. GORDOH WOODS: Always remember the times out with Gerry s kids. Errr Tom. Hello mates! See you stayed the night. Popcorn.? wish I had a bag would of save u some. Green lable, B. Bus. Sports. Great times in Canada. Todd 151. Eh, I'm in pain. Brad joke! hope he doesn t have FWD. Thanks JM for the help + memories. Mom. Dad + family thanks for being their. Love u all. Cherro Guy”. RAREH WROBLEWSRI: Raren “ski- Hever 4-gct special friends- MW. JB, TF, RB. RW (I LUFE), DG. HRS. MM. RS, RC. MRS. M. MRS. Tl. Mr. Defazic. Mr. E. Mr. Reardon (Daddy), and JT2 Grundy. TM fit GB! Thanx U R the best! Hever 4-get floats (JS U R greatl) 86 fit 87 6 am ugh! I will miss everyl! Fav. pastime- writing recaps 4 Mr. Q (rem. that John Elway is 11) PP s- RB fit people who say JE rots! Thanx 2 my family 4 tolerating me! FuPlans- COLLEGE !H DEHVER? TOM ZDROJEWSRI: 2 all the friends I've made. I thank you. esp. Peach and Babe (u changed my life) Wias. DW. MP. GS, RT, Will nvr. 4get- Monk! Where? Boom! Cake in face. The Contest. Irma. 90 mis. ML and Cards, Don't JefTs mom might get mad. The 2 19 s. It stings Peach. Get the job done! HC 86. The Mall? (whatever) Special thanks Mom. Dad. Ro. ML. Lisa. Peach. “Only the good die young.” EVALEEH ZIEMBA: Will always remember all the great times spent w friends. esp Rari and Bonnie. Hey LW. what's the time? Will never forget TC, RRR, Ellicotvillc. cruising, “cow paths”, Fri. nights. B.S. parties, and the summer of '87. Thanks Jackie, Jenny. A special thanks to Mom and Dad. you're the best. I love you. Pet Peeves: OWC 55 CLASS OFFICERS Matt Minich President Mike Beardi Vice President Melissa Fisher Delegate Ed Blackman Treasurer Howard Deth Delegate Juniors 57 Jill Apa Lynn Baumeister Natalie Ball Beth Benner Doug Benzee Becky Bitterman Patti Boebel Selina Bohlcn Keith Boniface Mary Bonning 58 Juniors Dave looks Moppe hanging in K.P.'s room. Brian Costa Steve Czumaj Kim Demme Russell Defazio Kristan Corwin Sharon Danieu Gina DiDomenico Juniors 59 Roger Clements Christy Brooks Jill Chudzik Steven Clark Blake Bykowicz James Clough Chris Coffman Lisa Dalconzo Mike Detwiler Lynn Eisman Robert Buchwald John Dingwall April Elder Jody Ells Brad Erckert Dave Ertl Bonnie Evenick Julie Farmer Sue Fehr Chad Filipski Robert Fisher Gary Fredricks Cathy Gauthier Shawn Gauthier Jeff Geiser Jeff Fuglewicz Time By: Robyn Phillips It seems like yesterday we all entered the ninth grade. As time passed we all became friends and the strangers passed away Replaced by you my friends. The smiles, the warmth we give and receive endures, our own legacy. In a short time we ll go our separate ways Meeting people, starting a new life, ho cliques to follow or friends to impress. Time is what it is all about. As time passes people will change We will separate and change ourselves Into friends of an other kind. We will meet again, and laugh, cry, bring alive memories, but none more sweet and lasting than Our living legacies. Juniors show their school spirit for homecoming. Sharon, Jennifer, Michelle, Renee and Qina show big smiles for the camera. Mike Masson Micole Mawley Tina Nauber Lisa Qipple Jill Gulczewski ' r Jason Mines Joyce Moch Lynna Mincher Sherry Mayes Bill Mensley Molly Moeft Terry Mofer Dave Moppe Lance lannello Dana Jandzinski Juniors 61 62 Juniors Kenneth King Tracy Kinal Dawn Kloc Kellie Klos Jennifer Knox Robin Jann Sue Johnson Cheryl Kibler Michelle Kless Gary Knowles Karla Kohl April Janiga Lance Kingston Jon Kleinberg Mary Ellen. Michelle, Kim Kalinowski Gina and Laura share a smile between classes. Michelle Jarocinski Jennifer Kamholz Kristen Kasza Arthur Keicher Joe Lackie Scott Lawrence Tracy Kupke Anne Lindbeck Erica Lindberg Andy Lisitsky Christopher Konter was born on Oc- tober 29, 1971. During his life he managed to enjoy a variety of experi- ences. he was an alter boy for six years and attended Annunciation, a Catholic grammar school. There he met two of his best friends. Trank and Rick. Together, they were one through good times and bad, at home, in school, or at parties. There was a part of Chris that was not known till after his death. Chris could write the most beautiful poetry, revealing a talent even his family didn't know he possessed. Although Chris never enjoyed sports, he enjoyed the excitement and challenge of discovering his lim- its just like any athlete would. His en- ergy and sense of adventure seemed to have no limit, but they did. On July 8th, 1987 at 8:30 P.M. Chris was swept over the lower falls at Letchworth State Park at the age of 15. Juniors 03 i Meggan Little Mark Livsey Scott Losi i Joanne Luders Kevin MacDonald Theresa Mariani Bill Mauerman Al and Lisa walk together to their next class. Larry Mazur Cheryl Marszalek Jon Miller Pam Montague Laura Morganti Miquela Morris Paul Morris John Orlowski Keith Otto Chris Negron Toby Mixon Michele Moyer Karalyn Peek Christian Pfeiffer Amy Phillips Michael Phillips Robyn Phillips Robyn you are always gazing at someone! Julie Pierce Paul Pouthier Justin Povinelli Kathleen Pula Juniors 65 Jeff Rook Missy Roth Heidi Sandilands Darilyn Schiltz Rim Schueler Teresa Stevenson Brian Swaciak faces that only a mother could love? Stacy Swain 66 Juniors Molly, Julie, and Beth practice in their private dance studio. Brian Walnicki Cheryl Webber Kris Swfnamer Jennifer Szaras Stacy Szwaczkowski Todd Walker Marie Taber Julie Thurston Chandra White Jon Wieland Crystal Wiers Julie Zent Craig Zienski John Ziolkowski Chris Martin Juniors 67 Jennifer Rozek Treasurer V Leah Corrigan Delegate Marjorie Maze Secretary Jill Minich Don Chudzik President Vice President Michelle Lezynski Delegate Brian Bakalik Brendan Ball Michelle catches a few rays between classes Tammy Balon Tina Astri Jeffrey Bak Mary Bansmer Sophomores 69 Amy Blab and Cathy Larivey flash us those winning smiles Rachelle Bemacki Amy Blab Georgia Blinston Scott Boll Peggy Brady Tina Campbell Scott Chislett Glenn Coe Mike Coe Nicole Cook Jennifer Danieu Stephanie Dean - James DeLacy Todd Derek Bryan Donovan Kim Durawa Mike DiDomenico 70 Sophomores Lynn Fiegl Devon Ferguson Mary Eckert Tammy Emehizer Michael Evenick Peter Dzierzanowski Sandy Garbacz Adam Gee Nicole Gervasio Pam Giles Dave Mendola gives us those mischievious eyes as Wendy Kanick gives the look of surprise Melissa Gardner Sheryl Gilbert Sophomores7lJ Jim Goodrich Jeff Grabowski Seth Graham Tracy Grambo Jenny Graziano Heather Handy Andy Hanson Ann Hassan ■ -rm Peter Jakubowski Ellen Jaremka Aaron Johnson Jeff Hayes Kim Josker A Priend A Priend is one. Who walks in your footprints Watching every step you take. Who walks behind you Making sure you don't make a mistake. A Friend is one Who will stick by you when you're confused. Who listens to your thoughts and feelings And tries to tell you what is best to do. A Priend is one Who tries to make life easier and lots of fun Pilling each day with a special kind of love. Lisa Ratajczak Lisa and Michelle share a smile 72 Sophomores Mike Kaiser Melanie Kinmartin Wendy Kamholz Tammy Kauffman Scott Kent Joelle Kibler Christopher Kirk I Cathey Larivey Cheryl Kloc Susan Kozak Matt Krieger Adam Lewis Jeff Lina Peter Linhardt Lisa Kuppel Julie Kuzma Bob Lorek Jeff Mayes homecoming king. At least in the lunch room. Vicky Zuber all decked out in class colors. Sophomores 73 Michelle Marino Todd Marsh Keith Matot Tina Matthewson Pat Mazur Jill Minich i Kim Mazurczyk Robin McArthur Matt McKay 74 Sophomores Asa Munn Jim Nagy Ray Miller Tom Morris Jason Mruzik Melissa Miller Brendan Ball masters Advanced Basket-weaving Peter flomm Shannon Oberther Kristin Nowicki Jenny Offhaus Daryl Nolan Nicole Nowicki Sophomores 75 Miliary Powers Kris Pronobis Lisa Ratajczak Jamie Reed i Randy Reichert Pam Post Tracy Reimers Johnathan Richard Wendy Romanchuk Andy Rosier John Rupp Maria Rybarczyk Jamie Roche Greg Roemer Amy Rowland Derek Rowland Souder and Blackman cheer for the varsity foot- ball team Greg Schaffer Tara Schreiber 76 Sophomores Dina Sciortino Chris Schultz Becky Smith Kim Shedler Kyle. Tom, and Jennifer concentrate in class. Jody Siler Mike Sluberski John Steiger Becky Snyder -A Mark Strzelec Shane Smith Tara Sipes Bob Spahn Victor Spong holly Stanton Sophomores 77 Gail Szurgot Amy Talty Muncha, Buncha, Sophomore Luncha Michael Terhart Jennifer Uguccioni Jennifer Van William Velasquez Rob Vitello Schoonhoven Michelle Tredinnick Deanna Twarozek 78 Sophomores Kevin Waggoner James Walters Daniel Wik Sophomore spirit! Jamey Williams Timothy Williams Kenneth Wright Daniel Youngers Steve Yung Todd Zak Robert Ziegler Michelle Zilliox Vicki Zuber Sophomores 79 Scan Coffey Russ Bingham President Vice President riicole, Gail, Kris, and Cherie enjoy the atmosphere of the freshman Cathy Soponski and Marcy Hardy pass the time away before inspection, dance. Freshmen 81 John Bernard Brandy Berner Kris Bitterman Taurina Bohlen Anita Becker Rachelle Boitschenko Qail Bonus Kim Borowiak Dawn Bourgeois Gary Buchwald Matt Buffum Sean Coffey and Jim Knowles actually using the library for research? Debra Bums Ernest Corbett Jennifer Campbell Andrea Chapp Shannon Cerrone Matt Cimmerer Bryan Cordier Joe Dabek 82 freshmen Dave D'Agostino Marc Dalconzo Eileen Danieu Kim Davies Greg Day Keith Dee Scott DeFazio Jennifer Dekarz I Mike Dugas Jeff Dwigun Dave DiRienzo Sergio DiSanto Freshmen 83 Mary Florkowski Micole Qmerek Wally Qurgol nick Halaszi Maureen Hall 84 Freshmen Bill Moppe Martin Jakubiak Rachele Jakubowski Tracy Mines Heidi Moeft Karen Jann Scott Josker Amy VanSchoonhoven displays her study hall techniques. Rick Jozwiak Freshmen 85 Heather Kaeselau Jay Kingston Pam Kimpton Joshua Krischan Tammy Kay Larry Kaznica Lisa Kopinski Chris Kelleher Debbie Krause Jim Knowles Kris Kolerski Jody Kunick Amy La Mendola Erik Lindbeck Eric Lindbloom Jennifer Krupski Shawn Kubiak 1 Jeff Lyon Jim Maloney Jennifer Maslowski Look mom, no cavities! Yet! David Mariani 86 freshmen Chris Mitchell Jeff Murphy Keith Monin Larry Myers Janet Moessinger Mike Morris Julie Nagel Lisa Negron Kim Davies crams for a Bio test in study hall. Erika Nicoloff April Nielsen Gary Neubert Freshmen 87 Jenn. Heather. Shannon, Jess, Brian, and Kevin are happy the lavs were open. Stephanie Pawelczyk Richard Peek Jackie Perrin Becky Phillips Qlna Pietrantone Heather Pitkin 88 freshmen m Freshmen 89 One of these things is not like the others . . . Sorry Pat! Lisa Plucinski Amy Raichel Justin Porter Steve Raichel Elizabeth Powell Mike Pula Russ Reed Heather Repec Kirk Rydzynski Jeff Reed Shellie Roth Fred Raiser Krista Puckett y.i ? Jennifer Rath George Roesch Nicole Rosier Kelly Pula Tracy Ratka Kevin Schasel Carrie Schwartz Jason Schlitz Charles Schneckenberger Mike Sherry Melanie Slawienski Steve Schultz Karrie Sokolowski Amy Szwartz Jon Thompson Brian Tokarz Krista Puckett helps the freshman class hustle to a first place finish in the Homecoming Assembly. 90 freshmen Freshmen 91 Rich VanOrder harry Wahl Steve Walek lunch period to catch up on all the latest gossip. Robert Warchocki Justin Ward Doris Weeks A Chris White Jim Whitacre Mike Wingate Robert Watroba Adam Wolff Kelly Wurts Joe Wyzykiewicz Tricia Wyzykowski Chris Yargeau r Keith Zimmerman Judi Trautwein Amy Wujek Jody Kunick uses her Jeanine Weaver 92 Mr. Lawrence Periera, Superintendent Dr. Joseph Riordan, Assistant Superintendent Mr. James McCready Assistant Principal Mr. Thomas Schnepper Principal Mr. Charles Funke Athletic Director ADMIMSTRA TIOn On November 16, the Iroquois Board of Education announced that Mr. Lawrence Periera will become the new superintendent, effective February 1, 1988. Mr. Periera, a native of the Buffalo area, attended school in Williamsville. While attending college at Canisius he earned his Bachelor's and Master's degree, and completed his graduate work in SUNY at Buffalo and Niagara University. During the last twenty years Mr. Periera has been active in school administration. He served with Buffalo Public Schools, West Seneca Public Schools, Bemus Point Central Schools, and Spencer-Van Etten. We welcome Mr. Periera to our Iroquois district! BOARD MEMBERS Faculty 93 I Mrs. Lisa Lynch Mr. Daniel Roth Mrs. Valerie Wasch Mr. John Murley Mrs. Renee Herr BUSINESS Mrs. Wasch relinques her desk on Teacher Switch Day. You think this one is bad, you should have seen me in 78' 94 Faculty LIBRARY - RESOURCE faculty 95 Mrs. Joan Pfeiffer Mrs. Marian Lederhouse Mrs. Linda Lewandowski Mrs. Diane Matthews Mrs. Mary Trankle Mr. Eric Weber Hidden Staffer . . . Retires Mow many times have you sat in Math class scribbling on graph paper or have had to write an essay for English class? Well, where do these and many other supplies like paint, scissors, glue, thumbtacks and paperclips come from? Central Stores, of course! Few people know or have any idea who provides us with all the necessary classroom and office sup- plies. Allow us to introduce to you Mr. Albert Doc Greis, commonly known as our Central Stores clerk. Since 1967 Doc has been responsible for keeping the entire Iroquois school district prop- erly supplied. Just who is Doc Greis! Prior to ICS, Doc served for four years in the Army during WWII. For 27 years he worked at Blossom Agway where he gained many of his organizational skills. He has also been an active volunteer in the Blossom Fire Co. for 36 years. Me enjoys hunting, fishing, and looks forward to retiring with his wife Sandy and just relaxing for a while. Mis future plans include traveling and eventually moving to Colorado to be near his family. Doc leaves us many fond memo- ries as a dedicated staff member who did far more than just a good job. The staff of the 1988 Iroquoi- an salute you. Doc, and wish you the very best on your retirement. I Thomas Durham ENGLISH Mrs. Karen Ruch Mrs. Becker is only too happy to help out a student in need. Mrs. farad, a popular woman these days. Wow! I haven't seen test grades this good since I was high school!'' Jim Travis happily gives Mr. Bowen homework on Teacher Switch Day. 96 faculty Mr. Michael Gelsinger Mr. Steven Johnston Mrs. Jeanne Roma Mrs. Rose Farad Tara, can you hold down the fort while I make a quick phone call?' If only we knew what Mrs. Roma was giggling about. ANOTHER unit test Mrs. Ruch?! Mrs. Faraci approved of Janean DelleDonne s method of teaching. Faculty ii Mr. Ralph Chancy Mr. David Lane Mrs. Michele Dennis Mrs. Janice Cronk Mrs. Suzanne Motarpole EXPLORATORY Mrs. Rappold conducts a rehearsal. Mrs. Motarpole scrutinizes Jay Macaluso's baking techniques Marcy and Micole have their Art criticed by Mrs. Russell. Mr. Chaney demonstrates the old saying, MO pain. Mo aain. 98 faculty Faculty 99 Mr. Donald Ross Mrs. Pamela Russell Mr. William Staebell Mr. Ross has a good time playing along with the students Mrs. Cronk disciplining one of her studyhall students Mrs. Elaine Rappold Mr. William Root Mo. you take the pictures, and III look at them. ' EXPLORATORY Mrs. Susan Beyer Mrs. Judy Dueringer Mrs. Patricia Durham Mrs. Ann Gilbert Mrs. Mary Pitkin FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Dueringer stresses the correct pronunciation in the Spanish language Mrs. Pitkin takes a well deserved break Lisa Fronczek and Mrs. Beyer run through the Spanish Club treasury papers Mrs. Gilbert thinks Ann Orlowski will make a great German teacher in the future Faculty lEllTl Does Michelle Plewinski enjoy teaching, or is she just enjoying a day off of gym class? PHYSICAL EDUCA TIOHHEALTH Miss Patricia Boggan Miss Barbara Millar Mr. Scott Rollo Mr. James Snyder Mr. Robert Wainman Miss Boggan goes through a trying moment at the pep assembly Mr. Rollo always gives a little help when he's needed Greg and Todd think over the class game plan Faculty 101 Mr. John Baldwin Mrs. Louise Floret la Mr. George Glinsbockel Mr. Joel Grundy Mr. James Laven MATH A typical scene at Mr. Laven's desk Only Mrs. Reardon can keep her humor in Math class faculty 103 Mr. Robert Ludwig Mr. Thomas McQuillan Mr. Robert Radder Mrs. Christine Reardon MATH Mr. McQuillan attempts to spread a math mood -whatever that is Tracy Specht brings her own theories into Mr. Grundy's class Caught again. Mr. Laven. hacking away into your payroll, huh? Mr. Tred Clarke Mr. ray Coblentz Mr. Russell Derazio Mr. Carl Cmens Mr. Ralph Howell SCIENCE Mrs. Warzels horse's head receives rave reviews from the lunch room It takes two people to replace Mr. Clarke Mr. Sweet demonstrates the mating call of the Hun- garian Owl Karen Sharp has a laugh after telling Mr Derazio to get rid of the radio— or detention raculty 1 Mr. David Stcpicn Mr. William Sweet Mr Peter Tonsoline Mrs. (jail Warzel Faculty 105 SOCIAL STUDIES Is Mr. Dennis making faces at the camera or Sharon Stone? 106 Faculty SOCIAL Moonlighting as a monitor, eh, Mr. Frisicaro? STUDIES 'Yeah, I II have three of those.' You thought you did well today, didn't you? Faculty 107 Mrs. JoAnn Frisicaro I Mr. Patrick Brady Mr. Daniel Clark Mr. Ken Clinard A Mrs. Kathryn Ginett Mrs. Cathy Pudlewski SPECIAL AREAS Mr. Eaton plays through our Iroquois Alma Mater which he wrote himself Mr. Root and John Barry - the backbone of our radio station Mrs. Lori Smith is all decked out for Halloween 108 Faculty Mrs. Mary Bartoo Mrs. Wanda Butler Mrs. Patricia Evans Mrs. Marge Hesse Mrs. Claudia Liberatore A a Mrs. Marge Parks Mrs. Patricia Richter Mrs. Charlotte Minich Mrs. Marge Maciejewski Mrs. Marilyn Mann Mr. Ken Mann Mrs. Patricia Rosier Mrs. Arlene Bogucki STAFF Mr. Steve Bosch, Mrs. Jenny Godlove. and Mr. David Pohl Row 1: Mary Gilbert, Mary Rayner, Elisabeth Thomas, Joan Ambrose, Jeanette Surdy. Pat Monile Row 2: Nancy Garrison, Emily Lackie, Dolores Giles, Cathy Fuer, Liz George. Marjory Gates. Lenore Kling. Grace Gabamonte Faculty 109 110 Boces Carolyn. I hope you're doing some work there Gordon Woods gives Don Cooper his expert opinion. Jill Pyzikiwicz tries to introduce her friend to the camera. Kelly Radder and Vicky Ebeert work on a fabulous hairstyle. Dr. James Dempsy, Principal of Boces. The kittens are in good hands with Jenny Pautler and Sandy Kintzel. Boces I I I Watch out Julia Child! Make way for Leslie Clark. Karen Baumgartner and Kristen Rosseland creating a masterpiece. Are Pete Linhardt, John newel I. Ken Pierpaoli and jjm Pierpaoli fixing this car for their own personal use? Kellie Tyler, the miracle worker of plants. A sedate morning on the bus. Club President, Melinda Weiglien. Business Club is designed to develop desirable attitudes and promote un- derstanding of the relationships between school and job success. The club is made up of students from the Business Cooperative Work Experience Pro- gram, and they meet every Monday periods 7 8 and 10. In January, the fundraisers will include selling Easter chocolates. The money from this will be used for the employer employee banquet which will give the Co-op class a chance to thank the employers for participating in the program, and training and evaluating the students at their job. This year's officers are: Pres.-Melinda Weglein; Treas.-Traci Coffey. The advisor is Mr. Lynch. Moreen DUoseph helps decorate for the holidays. Row Mo. 1- Melissa Rados, Leslie Wedgwood, Tracy Coffey, Michelle Plewinski, Stacey hell. Moreen DiJoseph. Row Mo. 2- Annette Kreavy, Molly Luther, Karen Wroblewskl, Jenny Shongo, Mrs. Lynch, Tammy Strazlka, Cathy Roth, Jennifer Rook, Kathy Bansmer, Matalle Ball, Missy Roth, Becky Rozek. Tara Tent, Sheri Kompinski, Jennifer Maze, Peggy Sltarek. Cathy Roth sharpens her business skills, thanks to ATSrT. Organizations 113 The Color Guard performs every year at the Homecoming football game and parades with the band. They use a unified front, everyone starts with flags but then may change to a rifle or a swing flag. That is the current practice of Color Guard shows since this year they had enough girls to try new things. The group held fundraisers to pay for new flags, uniform supplies and other needed items. They are planning for a competition in the spring. The group competed with the band at the Strawberry Festival in West Virginia and during the sum- mer, Sue Kozak attended Color Guard camp. Color Guard meets on Tuesday evenings in the gym and during band when needed. This year's officers are: Tracy Specht-Capt, Lori Burns and Becki Dukat- Co Capts., Debbie Burns- Sec, and their advisor is Mrs. Komosinski. Row is Sue Kozak, Kim Beyer, Laura Quick, Amy Bauer, Becky Dukat, Cindy Ross, Lori Burns, Tracy Specht Row 2: Kelly Shanahan, Dawn Bourgeois. Nicole Rosier, Amy Szartz, Wendy Kamholtz, heather Kaeselau, Karen Sharp, Steph- anie Dean. Janet Duerr, Debbie Bums, Mrs. Komosinski 114 Organizations Kathy, Karl, and Bridget prepare decorations for the homecoming assembly. Dawn Dryden and Kari Battaglia try to sneak off with the goods, but is it the right pizza? PEP CLUB The purpose of Pep Club is to support and show school spirit. Meetings are usually held on Mondays in the girls gym office until 4 o'clock. The club's officers are President Kary Battaglia, Vice-president-Dawn Dryden, and Trea- surer-Ann Orlowski. The club is headed by Miss Boggan. One of the club's goals is to rebuild the concession stand through funds raised by the sale of more varied items. Other obligations of Pep Club are to help decorate for Pep Assemblies, clean up afterwards, and work in the conces- sion stand at football and basketball games, fund raisers included the selling of candy, chocolate, cheese, candles, and carnations. Pep Club is also in charge of making signs and painting windows announcing various sporting events. Row 1-Karen Wroblewski, Amy Raichel, Shelly Boitschenko, Anita Becker, Tracy Mines, Kirsten henry, Maureen Hall, Steph- anie Pawelczyk. Row 2-Kathy Thompson, Bridget Thompson, Tracy Reimers, Kim Shedler, Pam Post, Kim Becker, Michelle Marino, Holly Stanton, Gail Szurgot, Tracy Pautler, Wendy Ro- manchuck, Janice Beckendorf, Mary Eckert. Row 3-April Elder, Mary Bonning, Dawn Dryden, Dana Jandzinski, Kary Battaglia, Miss Boggan, Tina Hauber, Sue Lewalski, Robin Jann, Leslie Wedgwood. What In carnation Is the Pep Club up to? Organizations 115 FFA is an organization of students involved in agriculture, developing skills of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The organization meets approximately once a month in the agriculture classroom where mem- bers discuss such projects as their fundraisers of apple, cheese and citrus sales. During the summer, they took part in the activities across the state, such as the Alfred Ag Tech Judging Contest, The Erie Co. Farm City Day, The Erie County Fair and the NYS Fair. Activities which are being planned include the State FFA Convention and the Parent Student Banquet. Special awards have been given to senior Stephanie Gilbert, who has received an Empire Degree and took first place for the State horse Proficiency Award. This year's officers are: President, Art Keicher; Vice President, Chris Martin; Secretary, John DiJo- seph; Treasurer, Joanne Luders; Sentinel, Mark Strzelec; Reporter, Kellie Ty- ler; Student Advisor, Stephanie Gilbert. The advisor is Mr. Lane. Arthur Keicher steadies himself during his presentation. Row 1 Joanne Luders, John DUoseph, Chris Martin, Arthur Keicher, Kellie Tyler, Stephanie Gilbert. Row 2 Ron Hudson, Steve Eichler. Mike DUoseph, Brian Hoffower, Fred Peters, Jackie Perrin, John Pace, Blake Bykowicz, Mr. Lane Members of FFA help out with the landscaping for the flowerbeds 116 Organizations TOMAHAWK 1 Janean Delie Donne typing up an article for newspaper Alright, who spelled Iroquois • Iriqois? The Tomahawk is the school newspaper which comes out every other week. Starting this year, the paper has been typed out on a computer, making publication more efficient. The main goal of the Tomahawk is to continue to publish the paper and to improve its appearance, content, and overall quality. The officers are as follows: Editor-in-chief- Lisa Scott; Co-editor- Sue hu- sarek, Adam Wolff, and Kari Pache; Sports Organization editors- Chris Barrow, Julia Lindberg, and Janean Delle Donne. The Tomahawk meets every Wednesday from 3-4 in the SQB room, and encourages students to join. Sue Johnson and Kim Demme editing copy for the next Tomahawk Organizations 117 Row 1 Chris Barrow, Lisa Cassagnol, Rose Thompson, Lisa Scott Janeane Dell Donne, Kari Pache Row 2 Cathy Parsons, Julie Lindberg, Elaine Dobinski, Tara Tent. Robin Jann Row 3 Adam Wolff, Kristen Kasza, Kim Demme. Jenny Kunick, Sue Musarek, Rachaelle Rydzlnski, Sue Walsh, Mr. Root model u.n. The purpose of Model U.N. is to compete in Model U.N. conferences. By taking part in these conferences, a member betters his skills at research, writing, debate and international issues. The officers of Model U.N. are: President Jon Kleinberg; Vice-President- Joseph Lackie; Secretary- Kristan Corwin; and Treasurer- Peter Jakubowski. On December3, 1987, Model U .N. participated in a conference at Canisius College. 19 area high schools represented 63 different countries, all compet- ing for 7 awards. A delegation from Iroquois representing the U.S.S.R. won 1st place in the competition. The winning team comprised of Juniors: Jon Klein- berg, Cindy Leidich and Keith Otto. All other Model U.N. members performed credibly. Row 1: Keith Otto. Kari Pache. Kris Corwin, Cindy Leidich, Debbie Krause Row 2: Peter Jakubowski, Jon Kleinberg, Joe Lackie, Matt Romagnuolo Row 3: Mike Gumina. Lisa Scott, Sue Kuzak, Ethan Bosch Row 4: Mr. Sabo. Cathy Parsons, Rachelle Bernacki, Bob Cochran 118 Organizations AFS Barb Spahn at Casa de Campo in Laramana, Domini- can Republic APS has had a busy year this year. This year they have two students attend- ing Iroquois: Laurriette Moshimane from South Africa, and Andy Seabrook from new Zealand, who is staying with the Littles. Over the summer. Barb Spahn spent some time in the Dominican Republic. The club is also planning a trip to new York City and a day to Toronto in February. This years members include: Brad Erckert, Karen Wroblewski, Laurriette Moshimane and Andy Seabrook. Their advisor is Mrs. Sandy Reed and co-Presidents Linda Arndt and Barb Spahn. Membership to the national Honor Society is open to Juniors Seniors who have attended Iroquois for the equivalent of one semester and who have a cumulative scholastic average of 85 percent. Students who meet the scholas- tic requirement are then evaluated by the faculty council on the basis of leadership, service, extra-curricular activities, achievement and character. Membership is both an honor and a responsibility, and once selected, one must maintain these standards. HHS is planning an overnight trip to Toronto with the money raised by a candy sale. For the first time, this year's officers are attending a leadership conference at the University of Buffalo. The 1987-88 officers are: President, Jennifer Maze: Vice President, Amy Hunan: Secretary, Dawn Dryden: Treasurer, Susan Husarek and this year's advisor is Mrs. Fiorella. Row 1: Jenny Maze. Amy Nunan, Lori Reif, Dawn Dryden, Sue Husarek Row 2: Mrs. Fiorella, Barb Spahn, Ann Orlowski. Janet Duerr, Ethan Bosch Row 3: Karen Sharp, Lisa Scott 120 Organizations Look Mom, I made itl Sue takes a break from Max during the dance W.I.L.D. radio is a station, a club, and a sound system which is all run in a business-like fashion. The club meets on Wednesdays after school, where members discuss ideas, plan dances and contests, and give solutions to problems within the station. The station had some changes this year. W.I.L.D. used to be broadcast from a small room next to the Student Government room, but over the summer, construction was done and the room was destroyed. So W.I.L.D. radio relo- cated and with the purchase of new equipment a new broadcast station is on the air playing during lunch periods in the cafeteria. W.I.L.D. radio is run like the real thing in that they have a station manager, a production manager, and a technician manager. There is also a promotional group to make advertisements and run contests. The disc jockeys announce school activities and add fun to lunch periods. The radio broadcasting brings a plus to Iroquois for they spin the tunes at dances and help with the assemblies, too. Tara Tent and Lisa Cassagnol help prepare the new radio room RADIO Row is Lisa Cassagnol, Tara Tent, Rose Thompson, Cathy Parsons, Lisa Scott, Loles Birlanga, Elaine Dobinski Row 2: Chris White, Steve Walek, Gary Freder- icks, Carolyn Hoch, Row 3: Mr. Root, Mike Orlikowski, Rob Watroba, Rob Scheffler, Tony Watroba, Michelle Trednicki. Kim Mazurczyk, Becky Smith, Doreen McMemey, Cathey Larivey Bob Scheffler decorates the new radio room Organizations 121 The main purpose of It's Academic is to provide an atmosphere of academic competition and to prepare for the fall and spring Knowledge Master Contest. Due to the termination of the It's Academic TV program, the organization's practices have been significantly changed into a computer practice since that is how the Knowledge Master Open is designed. The group meets regularly every other Tuesday, but more frequently before the contests. The Iroquois team of 1986-87 placed 10th in the fall and 19th in the spring of last year's contest where 1000 schools from all over the nation competed. This year, they competed in the fall contest on December 2nd. The team answered 180 of 200 questions, the fourth highest score in New York, and placed 49th of 1200 entrants. This year's officers are: President Jon Kleinberg and Vice President Keith Otto. Their advisor is Mr. Ludwig. Tom, Jon, and Terry challenge the computer • KFY r HR Ai I Key Club is a service organization for high school students, operating under school regulations. It is unique because it is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Key Club's aim is the development of initiative, leadership ability, and good citizenship practices. Key Club meets Monday nights from 6:30-7:30 in room 105. Linda Arndt is the president, Mike Beardi is the vice-president, Lora Kay is the secretary, and Joyce Miceli is the treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Clinard. Key Club held the Second Annual Canned rood Drive during International Key Club Week (Nov. 1-7) and collected $819 for P.I.S.M. They visited Aurora Park Nursing Home around Thanksgiving. The club participates in many other charitable activities and fund raisers, especially for the March of Dimes. This year, Joyce Miceli and Linda Arndt were rewarded for their efforts when they were sent to the Sheraton Center Hotel- Toronto to attend the Internation- al Convention. All smiles with the results from the canned food drive Organizations 123 GEHERAL CHORUS 124 Organizations Christmas concert 1987. Junior Girl's Chorus is a half-credit course which meets a couple of times a week, and consists of freshmen and sophomore girls. The Junior Girl's Chorus participated in the fall Pop's concert this year. Their theme was All Ameri- can. They also were involved in a Christmas concert trip to Pisher Price Toys. In the spring they took part in the spring concert. Junior Girl's Chorus is advised by Mrs. Dennis. Chorus members ready to go before the Pops concert Row 1: Nicole Rosier. Mrs. Dennis, Mary Balon, Tara Barry, Georgia Blinston Row 2: Sabrina Otto, Carrie Schwartz, heidi Moeft, Jennifer Evans, Row 3: Becky Smith, Carolyn Hoch, Mary Bansmer, Dawn Bourgeois, Tricia Wyzykowski, Lauren Pawelek Row 4: Shannon Cerrone, Amy Talty, Jen Papa, Carrie Allen, Danny Oberther, Dorris Weeks, Anita Becker, Kelly Pula Row 5: Sue Maxwell, Cherie Mendolera, Kim Darawa, Michele Zilliox, Heather Repec, Lisa Plucinski, Ann Marie Muskal. heather Pitkin Sabrina Otto performs a solo with a little help from her friends. MIXED CHORUS Mixed Chorus is a half-credit course which meets a couple of times during the week. The grades are comprised of concerts performed, class participa- tion, and a written final exam. The purpose of Mixed Chorus is to travel and entertain the community. They were involved in the fall Pop's concert in which their theme was ‘Surfin' USA.'' They were involved in the Christmas concert as well as a Christmas concert field trip to McKinley Mall. Mixed Chorus per- formed in the spring concert and are scheduled to sing at Graduation. Their officers are as follows: President-Rebecca Dukat; Vice Presidents-Lisa Vogel and Gwen Rosenthal; Recording Secretary-Julia Lindberg; and Corresponding Secretaries-Molly Hoeft and Beth Benner. Their advisor is Mrs. Dennis. The finale with the Hallelujah Chorus. Row 1: Adam Wolff, Gail Szurgot, Kathy Kubaneck, Justin Porter. Fritz Raiser. Keith Schoenwetter. Mrs. Dennis Row 2: Missy Miller, Joelle Pitkin, Lynn Piegl, Pam Post, April Pfeiffer. Tracy Reimers, Barb Biro. Jenny Offhaus, Sheryl Gil- bert. Row 3: Tracy Kinal, Keith Zimmerman. Lynette Schwartz, Kim Becker. Jody Ells, Cathey Larivey, Tammy Kauffman, Peter Jakubowski, Keith Matot Row 4: Teresa Stevenson, Vicki Zuber, Jenny Uguccioni. Teresa Pautler. Kelly Klos, Beth Benner, Chris Barrow, Hicole Cook, Row 5: Molly Hoeft, Julie Farm- er, Gary Fredricks, Becky Dukat. Lisa Vogel, Gwen Rosenthal, Chris George. Julia Lindberg. Tracy Specht Chorus members present Mrs. Dennis with flowers. Organizations 125 SHOW CMOIR The Show Choir is a select group of members who entertain the community in costume with song and dance. Many changes have taken place since last year. For instance, choreography, which had been forgotten for a couple of years, has returned. This change was made because it added to the perfor- mance in the concerts. Show Choir is a half-credit course which meets a couple of times during the week. They participated in the fall Pop's concert with their theme being ‘Broadway Musical.'' They also participated in many Christmas concerts throughout the community as well as the school's Christ- mas and spring concerts. Show Choir was also involved in telethons and other community entertainment. They serve as an outlet for students wishing to participate in musical entertainment other than school concerts. Chris and Julia relax before a concert Mrs. Dennis Row 1: Beth Benner, Chris Barrow. Julia Lindberg, Julie Farmer, Gwen Rosen- thal Row 2: Becky Dukat, Micki Cook, Keith Matot, Gary Fredericks. Peter Jakubowski, Lisa Vogel. Molly hoeft 126 Organizations Band members rehearse for the annual Christmas concert Keith Fowlow shows us how he learned to reed LUnLLn D I1LJ This year, the Concert Band has made a few changes, the major one of which is that the students take more participation in the decision making concerning what happens in the band and where they will go on trips. Last year the Concert Band went to the West Virginia Strawberry Festival in Bukhannon and won second place in both the marching parade competition and the concert competition. This year the schedule will include a concert at the West Seneca Develop- ment Center, the Christmas concert, the spring concert and the ice cream social. This years officers are: Pres, Jeff Collins and Cindy Ross; Vice-Pres, Kevin Price; Secretary, Gabby hall; Treasurer, Denise Szymanek. The advisor is Mr. Ross. McKinley Mall Is filled with the sounds of Christmas. Organizations 12 Row 1: Miquela Morris, Amy Bauer. Karen Sharp, Lori Burns. Kelly Shanahan. Tammy QRuzca, Sue Kozak, Janet Duerr, Jill Chudzik, Jennifer Graziano. Jenni- fer Kamholz Row 2: Jennifer Knox, Ellen Jeremka. Bill Bassett, Jenny Vans- choonhoven. Amy Blab, Becky Snyder, Tina Campbell, Chris George. Becky Dukat, Matt Kreiger, Mike Mercurio. Wendy Kamholz. Stephanie Dean. Keith Fowlow, Kim Beyer, Nichole Cook, Laura Quick, Cynthia Ross Row 3: Denise Szymanek. Stacy Szwaczkowski. Linda Roll. Chris Barrow. Tracy Spccht, Gaby Hall, Janean Delle Donne, Kari Pache, Dill Barsotelli. John Rupp, Andy Lisitsky, Jeff Collins, Kurt Gumtow, Steven Pierce, Keith Boniface. Scott Golden. Derek Rowland. Adam Gee, Michael Parker. Jeff Schoenborn. John Funseth Row 4: John Post. Andy Hanson, Joshua Blair, Peter Lerczak Row 5: Jon Richard. Curtis Kretz, Justin Accurso, Al Korczynski, Tim Forrest, Don Chudzik. Kevin Price. Mr. Ross Orchestra during rehearsal for the Christmas cone I ORCHESTRA The main purpose of Orchestra is to enhance the appreciation and perfor- mance of music. The officers meet and plan fundraisers and then meet with Mr. Staebell and organize the members. They are planning to participate in the NYSSMA Festival with a full orchestra and two string quartets. Cindy Ross and Brian Walnicki attended the NYS Council of the Arts summer camp at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center where the great Philidelphia Orchestra was in residence. The level of competency among the members has been on the rise over the past several years. The result of this is that the music selected is becoming more challenging and the group sounds better. With last year's strings reach- ing level 6-A, this year they hope to include the brass, winds, and percussion at the NYSSMA competition in the spring. This year's officers are: Lora Kay-Pres.; Brian Walnicki-V. Pres.; Jody Ells-Sec. Treas.; and Librarians-Dana Rowland and Sherrie Jerome. The advisor is Mr. Staebell. Row 1: Rick Jozwiak, Robyn McArthur, Stephanie Pawelyzyk, Lynn Baumeister, DeeDee Roth. Jody Ells. Lora Kay, Michelle Moyer, Leane Heigl, Sherrie Je- rome, Brian Walnicki, Dana Rodeghiero Row 2: Christine Barrow, Tracy Specht, Qaby hall. Bill Bassett, Jenny Knox, Miquela Morris, Becky Dukat, Jennifer Kamholz. Cindy Ross, Laura Quick, Micole Cook, Miss Jackie Sarrison, Mr. Staebell Row 3: Jeff Collins, Bill Barsotelli, John Eunseth, Jeff Schoenbom,, Al Korczynski. Kevin Price 128 Organizations Watch your navel I ’T Al Korczynski during the Christmas concert SYMPHOMC Sandy Qarbacz on her way to another practice. Julie and Amy rehearsing The Symphonic Band, under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Rappold, is com- posed of mostly freshmen and a few sophomore musicians. Rehearsals are first period three times per week 1st semester and two times per week 2nd semester. Last fall, the 52 member Symphonic Band joined forces with the Concert Band to provide our football team and fans with music at all home games. One of the highlights of Homecoming Weekend was the field show performed by the combined marching bands. The Symphonic Band joined the other performing organizations to perform our annual Christmas program. In February, these musicians will perform in a Parade of Bands concert. Springtime doesn't just mean a spring concert for these musicians. This is their busiest season. They will be hosting the Raniapo High School Band from Franklin Lakes, hew Jersy in April. During their visit, the band will serve a roast beef and pot luck supper for families and guests while providing an after dinner concert. In May, the Symphonic and Concert bands will visit Franklin Lakes, hew Jersy and tour hew York City while in the area. Since each student has to raise his her own money for this trip, you may have noticed Band members selling citrus fruit, candy, or submarine sandwiches during their fund raising campaigns. Symphonic band at their daily practice Row 1- Tracy Hines. Nicole Rosier. Cindy Dudley. Tammy Ray, Amy Wojek. Amy Lamendola, Debra Burns, Jenny Campbell, Julie Nagel. Karen Jann. Karrie Sokolowski, Kirsten Hell. Amanda VanSchoonhoven. Row 2- Sabrina Otto, Jill Szwaczkowski, Sandy Qarbacz. Kathy Kubanek, Dawn Bourgeois, Jenny De- Karz, Jeanine Weaver, Amy Rowland, Trish Wyzykowski, Karalyn Peek, Tammy Orf, Russell Bingham. Jenny Rath, Pam Kimpton, Janet Moessinger, Gina Pie- trantone, Amy Szwartz. Row 3- Cherie Matot, Mary Florkowski. Heather Kase- lau, Hillary Powers, Jason Nirou. Daniel Youngers. Jeff Dwigun, Michael Thom- as, Brian Cervi, Brad Erckert, Steven Yung, Rick Peek. Debbie Krause. Mrs. Rappold. Row 4- Harry Wahl, David Qorski. Steve Dimitroff. Shawn Gauthier, John Hess. Organizations 129 GERMAN CLUB The main purpose of German Club is to help German students to understand the concepts and traditions of German culture. The president is Kim Kalin- owski, the vice president is Tracy Kinal, the secretary is April Janiga, the treasurer is Wendy Kamholz. The president, vice president, secretary, and three other members traveled to Germany for four weeks. On December 21 the German Club held their annual Christmas party and cookie exchange. They plan to have a lollipop sale and are thinking of having a German party with all kinds of German food. Frau Gilbert. Joelle on her way to a German club meeting. Row 1: Sheryll Gilbert, Kellie Klos, Kim Kalinowski, Tracy Kinal, April Janiga, Melissa Gardner, Andrea Chapp Row 2: Chandra White, Wendy Kamholz, Matt Minich, Martin Jakubiak, Michelle Lezynski, Peggy Brady Row 3: Mrs. Gilbert, Sherrie Jerome, Loles Birlanga, Becky Smith, Judy Trautwein, Marjorie Maze, Christy Mendolera, Joelle Kibler 130 Organizations Deutsche club members planning for their annual Christmas party Mrs. Pitkin and Mrs. Durham during a french club meeting. You expect me to know how to speak french?! 0 FRENCH CLUB French club plans and conducts several field trips during the year. For example, they have traveled to Quebec, visited the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, and gone to the Ethnic Festival in Buffalo and in St. Catherines. They have also had lunch at French restaurants in Toronto and Hamilton. The French club also cooks French specialties, such as crepes and fondue. In addition to these activities, French club members enjoy the presentations about France and French culture from invited guest speakers. The French club is open to all French students and former French students. It meets once a month on either Monday or Wednesday from 3-4. The president is Kristen Corwin, secretary is Christine Barrow, and Kari Pache is treasurer. The faculty advisors are Mary A. Pitkin and Patricia S. Durham. Mrs. Pitkin giving that reassuring smile to those students who really don't understand french. Row 1: Cherie Matot, Kristin Mowicki, Sandy Garbacz, Chris Barrow. Kris Cor- win. Kari Pache, Debbie Krause, Keith Schoenwetter, Penny Gulczewski, April Mielson, Kim Davies Row 2: fritz Raiser, Ellen Jeremka, Tina Hauber, Rachelle Bemacki. Tara Barry, Micole Glemerek, Jennifer Smith. Lisa Plucinski, Karen Allen, Micole Rosier, Joe Lackie, Ethan Bosch, Andrew Seabrook Row 3: Mrs. Durham, Amy Bauer, Tina Campbell, Jill Chudzik, Micole Mowicki, Jennifer Maslowskl, Marcy hardy, Jenny Dekarz, Pam Kimpton, Dawn Schueler, Dana Jandzinski, Patty Trautwein, Mike Pasierb, Gary fredericks. Ernest Corbett, Mrs. Pitkin Organizations 131 Spanish Club is designed to provide additional cultural enhancement to students. The club is open to all students who participate in the fund raising sales. Activities that were done this year included going to see the movie La Bamba, attending a play at Studio Arena Theatre, and visiting the Spanish dancers in March. This year, there are three students attending Iroquois from Spain. The club is now providing scholarships to Mexico as well as Spain to enable students to travel to different countries. This summer, both Beth Kuhn and Jennifer Rozek will be going to Mexico while Leah Corrigan, Michele Jarocinski, Sherrie Je- rome, and Amy Kopinski will be traveling to Spain. This year's officers are: Jason Mines - President, Jon Weiland - Vice-president, Amy Kopinski - Treasur- er, and Vicky Sherry - Secretary. Their advisor is Mrs. Beyer. Jeff Qilray receives from Mrs. Beyer Kurt seems to be find Amy's magazine muy interesante. Row 1: Sherrie Jerome, Loles Birlanga, Amy Kopinski, Bill Bassett Row 2: Rob Watroba, Peter Dzierzanowski, Brian Tokarz, Maureen Hall, Becky Phillips, Brad Erckert, Colleen Talty, Jason Hines Row 3: Mike Sherry, Jenny Krupski, Kim Borowiak, Carrie Sokolowski, Amy Wujek, Melanie Slawinski. Kris Betterman, Micole Del Prince, Shannon Cerone, Jennifer Campbell, Karen Jann, Lance lanello, Amanda Vanschoonhoven, Bill Barsotelli Row 4: Jennifer Knox, Sa- brina Otto, Janean Weaver, Pam Post, Kirsten Henry, Kelly Pula, Sue Sluberski, Annmarie Moskal, Leslie Wedgwood, Cathy Pantozzi, Jennifer Vanschoonhoven Row 5: Robin Jann, Dave D Agostino, Leah Corrigan. Michele Jarocinski, Shar- on Danieu, Jill Apa, Russell Defazio, Chris Megron, Andy Llsitsky, Lisa Fronczek Row 6: Jessie Horton, Kathy Kubaneck, Krista Puckett. Mary Balon, Jennifer Evans, Tammy Emehizer, Hicole Gervasio, Tammy Balon, Maria Rybarczyk, Ann Hanson, Mary Bansmer, Melinda Matla, Missy Fisher. Howard Deth, Mrs. Beyer Row 7: Amy Raichel, Kris Kolerski, Gail Bonus. Heather Kaesleu, Tom Witman, Kim Beyer, Jennifer Rozek, Melanie Kinmartin, Beth Kuhn, Julie Zent, Lauren Pawelek, Lisa Megron, Julie Kuzma, Dan Hays, Kim Mazurczyk 132 Organizations Spanish club celebrates the potting of Mrs. Beyer. SUB HAD Elaine DobinsKi hands out candy canes to elementary students at holly hanging Student Governing Board (SGB) is an organization which plans activities for student participation. These include Homecoming, dances, and assemblies. With Mr. Root as their advisor, activities that have taken place this year are the freshman dance. Homecoming bonfire, assembly and dance, sophomore cos- tume dance, senior magazine sale and Hollyhanging. The Junior Ball, video airband dance, variety show. Senior dance, and the Prom are being planned now. Meetings take place approximately twice a month in the SGB room for the classes, cabinet, and prom committee. This year SGB president, Melinda Weiglein, attended the national Associa- tion of Student Councils (HASC) conference held at Williamsville Cast. She was the first student from Iroquois to attend. Mr. Root hopes to have more students participate in this year's NASC conference. Scan. Trad, Jenny and Jeff man the front door for the freshman dance Row 1: Jennifer Rozek Row 2: Sean Coffey, Russ Bingham, Marjorie Maze, Jill Minich, Michelle Lezynski, Don Chudzik, Leah Corrigan, Harry Wahl Row 3: Traci Coffey, Lisa Scott, Tara Tent, Rose Thompson Jenny Colem, Jenn Phillips, Kathy Kubaneck, Jenny Blackstone, Mickeen Luther Row 4: Mr. Root, Ethan Bosch, Matt Minich, Mike Beardi Ed Blackman, Jeffrey Schoenbom, Howard Deth, Melissa fisher Jill Chudzik, Chris Babcock Row 1: Sharon Danieu, Janean Delle Donne, Rachelle Bemacki Row 2: Sue Walsh, Jill Apa, Jenny Maze, Peggy Sitarek, Becky Rozek Row 3: Mr. Root, Jeff Smith, Craig Kingsley, Elaine Dobinski, Cathy Parsons. Lisa Cassagnol, Melanie Kinmartin, Amy Robel, Meggan Little Organizations 133 MUSICAL 1 Billy Crocker Keith H«ndy Reno Sweeney Kirsten Muwer Hope harcourt Karen Suhr Moonface Martin Chris George Sir Evelyn Oakleigh Brian Drajem Bonnie Rebecca Braun Elisha J. Whitney Peter Jakubowski Mrs. Harcourt ...............Rebecca Dukat Captian Keith Otto Purser.......................Gwen Rosenthal Steward Steven Pierce Reporter Gordon Gattie Cameraman Bob Spahn Ching Kellie Klos Ling ........................Julie Parmer Bishop Dobson Bill Barsotelli Sailors Joseph Kunick, Jeffrey Nagel, James Newman Passengers Bob Armaly, Christine Barrow. Bill Barsotelli. Tina Campbell, Julie Farmer, Karl Gaston, Kellie Klos, Adam Lewis, Michael Parker, April Pfeiffer, Linda Roll, Bob Spahn, Teresa Stevenson Reno's Angels Chastity ....................Molly Hoeft Charity Beth Benner Purity Lisa Vogel Virtue Christa Weber Prudence ....................Tracy Kina I Innocence....................Jennifer Ugucdoni On March 19, 20 and 21, 1987, the Iroquois Central School Music Department presented Cole Porter's Any- thing Goes. The story was set in 1934 aboard the S.S. American. Aboard the ship is American heiress, Hope Harcourt and her fiance' Sir Evelyn. Billy Crocker, an old friend of Hope's, decides to stowaway to try to breakup the planned marriage. Billy tries to free Hope from Sir Evelyn, fails, and is recognized as an infa- mous gangster. Moonface Martin, another public ene- my, and Billy go to convince Evelyn not to marry Hope. A telegram reveals that Moon- face is no longer a public enemy. Appreciations are extend- ed to the production staff which includes, Barbara Maylak as producer, Mark Adams- director, Michele Dennis- musical director, Mr. Donald Ross- orchestra di- rector, Carla Thompson- choreographer, George Besch- set designer, James Selover- set construction and sound lights advisor, Me- lanie Potter- costume design- er and Janice Clark and Christine Barsotelli were hair and make-up supervisors. JEPP ROOK AND CHRIS BARROW WISH THEY'D BOOKED PASSAGE ON THE TITANIC DRAMA CLUB Please dear, just agree with me now. It will save so much time in the end. You may now stop Kissing the bride please. This year the Iroquois high School Drama Club put on their fall play, the Pulitzer prize winning ‘Our Town , which was written by Thorton Wilder. It was shown in November in the high school auditorium. Treasurer Chris George, who acted as the Stage Manager, quoted It was a highly educational experience - overall it went extemely well. Mark Adams, the director, and the drama club dedicated the production to Keith Howard Kaufman. Keith was a former member of drama club from 1975- 1979, and was active in many productions. The setting for the play was Grovers Comers during 1901-1913. The club's officers are as follows: President- Lisa Vogel; Vice-President- Gwen Rosenthal; Treasurer- Chris George; Recording Secretary-Rebecca Dukat; Cor- responding Secretary- Molly Hoeft; and Sergeant-at-arms- Kellie Klos. The characters and staff of the fall play. ‘Our Town . Organizations 135 Row 1: Chris Barrow, Michole Cook Row 2: Tracy Kinal, Kim Kalinowski, Julie Farm Beth Benner, Karalyn Peek. Jody Ells Row 3: Tim Williams, Peter Jac. ubowski, Gary Fredricks, Karen Sharp, Linda Roll, Barb Spahn, Jeff Bro- dowski, Sabrina Otto, Heidi Hoeft, Nicole Rosier, Lisa Negron, Jenny Evans Row 4: Kellie Klos, Rebecca Dukat, Keith Zimmerman, Keith Schoenwetter Row 5: Molly Hoeft, Chris Qeorge Row 6: Lisa Vogel. Gwen Rosenthal Varsity Kevin Price loosens up his arm BASEBALL ICb Coach Snyder With a record of 5-16 in over-all play and a 4-11 in Division II play, the varsity baseball team did not make sectional play-offs. After an extra-inning victory over Lake Shore, the Chiefs had a chance, but they lost to Jamestown (5-1) in the second game of the double- header. Tri-captain Dave Jezewski led the team with a .412 batting aver- age, and was selected as the catcher to the Division II first All- Star Team. Joe Kunick and Gerry Stroze were selected to the second All-Star Team. George Baran, Jim Bansmer, and Chuck Dimitroff were selected for the honorable Mention Team. Several promising players from the J.V. roster, notably John Ziol- kowski, Pete Lerczak, and John Simme lend hope for the 88 season! Row 1 • Joe Kunick, George Baran, Dave Je- zewski. Row 2 - Gerry Stroze. B.J. Blinston, Ke- vin Achatz, Jim Bansmer, Chuck Dimitroff, Marc Petitt, Greg Buckhout. Row 3 - Tom Zdrojewski, Jeff Gillman, Jeff Nagel, Bob Sturm. Darryl Rus- sell. Doug Brzezinski, Kevin Price, Coach Snyder. Dave Jezewski calls the signal and sets the target Mark Petitt in the stretch awaits the sign • . � s Warming up . . . Stretching out . . . Sports 137 JV BASEBALL The Junior Chiefs finished the season by winning four of their last five games. After a slow start, the hitting of Bill Barsotelli, John Simme, Lance lanello, and Jeff Qrabowski sparked the offense. Adding to this, with the pitching of Pete Lerczak, John Ziolkowski. and Mike Bawol, the J.V. team was highly competitive all season. Their record was 7 11. In all of the 11 losses, the Junior Chiefs were never defeated by more than three runs. Row 1 - Jason Mines, Scott Paul, Chris Megron, Matt Romagnuolo, Mike Bawol. Lance lanello, John Simme. Row 2 - Rich Church, Jeff Sokal, Tim Forrest, Bill Barsotelli. Craig Zienski, Jeff Grabrowski. John Ziolkowski, Mike Terhart, Pe- ter Lerczak, Coach Kapturowski. m. ■Kfiy. ■■■ � r A , ■ A ' � : «■ « . y Mike Bawol prepares for the next inning Mike Terhart tosses one. Bill Barsotelli behind the plate 138 Sports Modified Chiefs pitcher Steve Dimitroff follows through Matt Kreiger takes a cut at the ball BASEBALL The modified baseball team ended the season with a 4 and 9 record. Although this was not an impressive record, the team per- formed quite well. This year's team was a younger team than usual. It consisted of 8 freshmen, 8 eighth graders, and 2 seventh graders. The co-captains were Steve Pierce and Joe Milazzo. Honors for pitching went to Steve Dimitroff and Keith Whalen. Scott Chislett, Todd Hensley, and Russ Reed re- ceived recognition for their hitting. Jamie Reed led the team with 21 stolen bases. The team was coached by Mr. Brown. Row 1 - Coach Brown, Ernie Corbett, Tim Hunan, Scott Josker, Chris Babcock, Todd Hensley, Steve Dimitroff. Row 2 - Rob Barsotelli, Dave Mariani, Keith Whalen, Joe Millazzoo, Scott Boll, Russ Reed. Row 3 - Dan Youngers, Mike DiDomenlco, Steve Pierce, Scott Chislett, Matt Krieger. Jamie Reed. Sports 139 Boys TRACK The 1987 boys track team com- pleted a successful season In the highly competitive ECIC Division II with a record of 3-3. Despite huge graduation losses from the unde- feated 1986 squad, a considerable number of underclassmen and a few talented seniors paced the team to a fourth place finish. Senior co-captain Jim Newman led the team in scoring and set a new school record for points in the Pentathalon. In additon, senior co- captains Chris O'Hem and Don Battistoni, along with P.J. Minich, Rich Kingston and Jeff Johnson provided consistent performances and leadership for a young team. The greatest achievements of the 1987 season, however, were the development, contributions and experience gained by the tal- ented underclassmen who will form the nucleus of a very strong 1988 team. Row 1 - Mr. Frisicaro, Jeff Johnson, Bob Eis- man. P.J. Minich, Don Battistoni, Jim Human, Chris O'hem. Ed Blackman, Matt Minich, Rich Kingston, Mr. Wainman. Row 2 - Dale Brown, Bob Barry, Mike Donovan, Jason Mruzik, Eric Blackman, Bob Spahn, Wally Wagoner, Chad Pilipski, Andy Lisitsky. Row 3 - Chris Kirk, James Mendolera, William husarek, Eric Ach- man. Rob Ziegler, Don Chudzik, Keith Muckier, Mark Livsely. Row 4 - Mike Beardi, Jeff Geiser, Paul Morris. Andy Rosier. Eric Hauck. Thomas Mallon, Jim Hartman. Row 5 - Keith Boniface, Lance Kingston, Jeff Smith, Pat Mazur, Jerry Dwigun, Jeff Mendolera, Tom Higgins. Row 6 - Dave Ertl, Gordon Woods, Ray Wheeler, Todd Breton. Tom Murphy, Geoff Snyder, Mike Phil- ips. Row 7 - Tom Mareau. Pete Battaglia, Tony Prinzbach, Paul VanSlooten, Paul Pietrantone, Jeff Shanebom, Art Fulle, Shane Smith. Wally Wagner practices hurdling Always time for rest and relaxation. Pete Battaglia 140 Sports ICS . . . Always one step ahead! USi « Jill Chudzik puts her best foot forward Girls TRACK The girls' track team proved its stamina this past season. Each meet was approached with a posi- tive attitude. Their final standing was 4th in Division III. The team went to sectionals where the 400 Relay team broke the school record. Other school records were broken also: Lori Hardy, triple jump; Laura Quick, pentathalon; and Chris Thibault, 400M dash. The most valuable 'trackster was a junior, Laura Quick, who will be an asset to the 1988 team. The captains: Debbie Lamendola, Don- na Ziegler, and Deanna Banas will be missed. Kim flies out of the starting blocks Chris Thibault strides to a first place finish Row 1 - Donna Ziegler. Debi LaMendola, Dean- na Banas. Row 2 - Carmen Morea, Anne Mack- iewicz, Laura Quick, Jill Chudzik. Jill Minich, Becky Bosch, Chris Thibault. Jenny Fisher, Lori Hardy. Row 3 - Coach Wood, Stacey Szwacz- kowski. Theresa Pawelek. Jenny Balon, Lisa Fronczek, Jennifer VanSchoonhoven, Robyn Phillips, Crystal Wiers, Coach Zanda. Sports 141 Varsity SOFTBALL X C5 Coach Tonsoline Overall, the varsity softball team, coached by Mr. Tonsoline, had a disappointing season of 3 wins and 16 losses. They played against some very strong competi- tion in the league. One poor inning always seemed to attribute to a one or two-run loss. One high point of the season was the final game where ICS eliminated Ham- burg from the playoffs with a 6-2 upset victory. In early April, the varsity softball team took a trip to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to play a three game series against Lower Dayshin and Middle Port high schools. The final day of the trip was spent touring the Hershey Chocolate Plant. Al- though the trip was disrupted by some rain and snow, the team had a fantastic time and hopes to re- turn in 1988. Row 1 - Amy Munam, Patty Hart, Cheryl Lewinski. Jenny Maze. Row 2 - Jill Meubauer, Gwen Agthe, Patty Mariacher, Melanie Kinmar- tin, Michelle Plewinski, Dorreen Sitarek, Chris Tyler. Row 3 - Laura Cholewinski, Patty Forest, Tammy Beyer, Kris Rosseland, Peggy Sitarek, Debbie Sitarek, Coach Tonsoline. JV Kibs looks on as Jenny fires one towards home Amy Bauer awaits delivery Tina Astri makes contact SOFTBALL The girls J.V. softball finished very strong after a 1-3 start. They ended with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses, and the second place tro- phy in Division II. The Junior Lady Chiefs were led by pitchers Lynna Hincher and Joelle Kibler. Both turned in out- standing performances on the mound. The team was also led by superb performances at the plate by Cheryl Kibler. Becky Bitterman, Roberta Smith, and Amy Robel. Freshman Christy Mendolera and Tina Astri turned in strong overall performances both defensively and offensively. Mendolera playing short stop and Astri playing left field. Row 1 - Tina Astri. Christen Mendolera. Maij Maze, Amy Bauer. Row 2 - Roberta Smith. Jen- ny Danieu. Cheryl Kibler. Sherry Hayes. Jenny Rozek. Lisa Penke. Row 3 - Coach O Bryan. Joelle Kibler, Lynna Hincher. Becky Bitterman. Connie Parsons, Amy Roebel, Bonnie Willard. Coach O'Brian shouts out baseline directions Cheryl Kibler rounds third and heads for home VT'' Sports Varsity The 1987 girls varsity soccer season was characterized by team- work, desire, and hope. The Lady Chiefs, despite a losing record of 5 and ll, showed that they could be competitive with the best in the league. Melissa fisher, exchange stu- dent Lotta Jutmar, and Kristin Lit- tle provided most of the scoring, while goalie Colleen Ball and full- backs Cathy fantozzi and Melissa fisher led an always improving of- fensive unit. Post Season honors were given to Lotta Jutmar (1st team Division All-Starand MVP), Colleen Ball and Cathy fantozzi (2nd team Division All-Star), and Erica Anschler, who received the team's MIP award. Everyone is aiming for a very successful season in 88 with a team returning with much experi- ence and a strong desire to reach the sectional playoffs. Row 1 - Lisa Cassagnol. Kathy Parsons. Elayn Doblnski. Tracey Coffey. Missy Plsher. Meggan Little, Sherry Jerome. Row 2 • Tara Tent. Michelle Klesewetter. Kris Little. Colleen Ball. Jill Mohr. Erica Amschler. Patty 0111. Dawn Wurts. Row 3 - Coach Weber. Ann Moch. Julie Mause. Jenny Kunkk. Jenny Shango. Lotta Jutmar. Klrstin Davies. Kathy rantozzi. Jesska Accurso. Beth Qerardl. missing Cathy Roth Cathy fantozzi ... What a kick Coach Weber looks on Lady Chiefs rally before the game JV Bonnie Evenick clears out the opposition Sharon Danieu takes a needed breather Coach Jacobs contemplating substitutions The Lady Chiefs had an out- standing season with an overall re- cord of 12 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. In league play the team won 11 and lost only 1. Led by Tri-Captains Sharon Dan- ieu, Bonnie Evenick, and Nicole Gervasio the Lady Chiefs tied for first place with Williamsville East in the final league standings. This year's MVP's were Georgia Blin- ston, Lisa Dalconzo, Sharon Dan- ieu, Micole Gervasio. Bonnie Even- ick, and Amy Phillips. Coach Jacobs said that this was the best season ever and that this was due to the team's desire to do their best work; dedication, hard work, team effort on and off the field, and the girls overall positive attitude all contributed to a re- markable performance. Row l- Jean Zappa. Mkole Qervaslo. Sharon Danieu. Qlna Di- Domenico. Renee Wilson. Lisa Dalconzo. Row 2- Chandra White. Jennifer Qraziano. Georgia Blinston. Melissa Miller. Mi- quela Morris. Karla Kohl. Cheryl Marszalek. Row 3- Coach Ja- cobs. Amy Phillips. Bonnie Evenick. Jacqucl Eronczek. Tracy Kupke. Wende Westlnghouse. Kriston Corwin. Julie Thurston. Dana Jardzlnskl. Mekll Sandtlands. Dave Hoppe. Sports Boys tennis The 1987 boys tennis team had a record of 3 wins and 9 losses, this year's captains were Ian Wil- son and Mike Pasurb. The most valuable player was Ian Wilson. The team was different this year because there were only two seniors, the rest were sopho- mores and freshmen with one eighth grader. This year, Wouter Tu Steege, a foreign exchange stu- dents from the Netherlands. was the player whose efford. sports- manship, and humor made the team very unique and spirited. Row 1-Joseph Lackie. Jon Klcinberg, Mike Kai- ser, John Rupp, Marc Dalconzo, Michael Pa- sierb. Row 2- Keith Otto, Scott Lawrence, Rich- ard Miaza, Russell Defazio, Wouter Ter Steege, Jeff Gilray, Ian Wilson, Coach Peterson. Ian Wilson, the golden touch Scott Lawrence practices his serve Jon Kleinberg . . . visions of Wimbledon . . Stacey charges the net to return a serve Miquela takes warmups Salome and Loles our Spanish Tennis stars Girls TENNIS wins and 8 losses, with a league record of 3 wins and 5 losses. The captains were Andrea Miller and Cindy Ross, both seniors. Andrea Miller (Varsity) and Amy VanS- choonhoven and Rim Davies (J.V.) were the MVP's. These players helped to lead the tennis team to a 3rd place finish in their division. This was the highest finish ever for the team. The team showed much im- provement and skill throughout the season, and J.V. won more matches and games than ever before. Row 1 - Sushi Neubauer. Amanda VanSchoon- hoven, Andrea Miller. Cynthia Ross, Kimberly Davies. Row 2- Miquella Morris, Kim Szwartz, Heather Piacente. Julie Thurston, Salome' Al- varez, Jill Chudzik. Row 3- Lynn Hincher, Jill Szwaczkowski, Linda Roll. Stacy Szwaczkowski, Kristi Nomm, Natalia Casanovas, Loles Bir- langa. Coach Ensminger. Missing. Amy Talty Varsity FOOTBALL finishing the season with a dis- appointing record of one win and five losses in league play and a sixth place finish in Division IV, the Varsity Chiefs had a few high- points. One of these was defeating Tonowanda with a score of 14 to 6. This year s co-captains were Chuck Dimitroff and Jay Macaluso. Dimitroff also made a first Team Division IV All-Star while Macaluso made it to second team, honor- able mention was given to Scott Weaver. Bill Derek. John Zilo- kowski. Todd Breton, John Simme, and Ed Blackman. Derek also won the Sergeant Mark Rade- macker award. Another big honor went to Dimitroff when he was se- lected to the All WHY Academic first Team. Row 1 - Ed Blackman. Lance lancllo. John Simme. Chuck Dimi- troff. Jay Macaluso. Bill Mensley, Mike Beardl. Richard Kintzel. Row 2 - Coach Steplen. Matt Mlnkh. Marc Matla. Dan Jinks. Dave McAnulty. John Ziolkow kl. Jason Scurrl. Regan McMa- hon. John Miller Row 3 - Coach Rollo. Bill Derek. Dave Ertl. Kevin Price. Todd Breton. Scott Weaver. Ray Wheeler. Jeff Shoenbom. Chuck Tervllliger. Coach O Bryan. Rob Brauhn. John Ziolkowski unleashes a bomb at the homecoming game Chiefs offense is set for play . '41 Todd Breton following a successful rush on the QB 148 Sports Tough defense drops a steeler s back for a loss FOOTBALL The junior varsity football team placed 2nd In their league. The team finished the season with three shut-out victories. The Coaches believe that dedication to hard work as a team helped the team to finish the season with its outstanding record. This year's outstanding player was Bob Barry. Dan Souder and Jason Murzik were mentioned for outstanding leadership. The team worked hard to prepare to become varsity football players next year. Row 1 • Daryl Nolan. Eric Achman. Dan Souder. Jason Mruzik. Ray Miller. Jeff Bak. Jeff Mayes. Row 2 • Mike Parker. Bob Barry. Tim rorrest. Matt McKay. Chris Kirk. Devon Purguson Row 3 - Brendon Ball. Andy Manson. Mike Donovan. Eric Mauk. Steve Pierce. Jamie Reed. Bruce Long. Adam dec Row 4 Coach Zanda. Jamey Williams. Bryan Donovan. Vk Spoog. Scott Chls- lett. Jeff Lina. Mike Coe. Coach Wood. Tim Forrest punts the ball Swarming J.V. defense prevents a score J.V. Chiefs go through practice Sports 150 Modified FOOTBALL Coaches: Rider, Stohrer The overall season record of the 1987 modified football team was four wins and three losses, with two wins and three losses within the league. This year's captains were Chris Babcock, Mike Andrews, and Steve Dimitroff, who was also the team's most valuable man on defense, while the most valuable lineman was Brian Guard. The team’s worst moment was losing their first game of the sea- son with a score of eight to six. because one touchdown was called back. The team did show a steady improvement, however, winning four of the last five games of the season. Row 1- Chris Kclleher Ron Qaurd. Joe Dabek. Dave Mariani. Mike Wingate. Peter Erile. Dan Corbett. Scott Sitarek Row 2 Mark Spong. Keith Dee. Mike hlgglns. Todd Hensley. Dave Dlr- enrlo. Pat Shedler. John Mixon. Jeff Moch Row 3- Coach Stohrer. Chris Babcock Ray Relfeteck. John Suchy. Mark Mor- rall. Jason McTkjue. Keith Morris. Bryan Scott. Alex Mlchaeli- dls. Coach Rider Row 4- Steve Gasowski. Dennis Ball. John Bernard. Wally Qurgol. Jeff Dwigun Steve Dimitroff Jeff Raddcr Keith Monnin Row 3- Brian Guard. Greg Day. Tom Lewtnski. Mike Andrews. David Qorskl. Dave Bender Dave D'Agostino. Chiefs go on the war path Chris Babcock, sidelined, help's keep stats Oh Dam itl Paul VanSlooten tees off. GOLF The 1987 golf team had a record of 3 wins and 8 losses; they placed fifth In league standings. Senior Andy Seabrook, an ex- change student from Mew Zealand, and junior Jason Mines were co- captains. Andy Seabrook was made MVP, and Jason Mines made it to All-League. The team's youth attributed to their low record, but they still beat Williamsville Morth who were last year's champs. Row 1 - Gerald Decker, Tim Munan, Dave Ahl, Gary Makuch, Dan Shabel, Fritz Razier, Gary Martin, Row 2 - Brian Bakalik, Peter Momm,. Dave Macholz, Andrew Seabrook, Coach Raes- lau. Paul VanSlooten. Jason Mines, Geoff Gunner. Varsity FIELD HOCKEY This year's varsity field hockey team finished off the season with 13 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie overall. Coach Millar said that the team did so well because of their dedication and perserverance. The teams greatest moment was when they defeated Clarence 2-1 in overtime and their worst moment was when they had a goal called back in the Section VI finals against Eden. This year's seniors Traci Coffey, Amy Nunan. and Mary Kadich made Team One of the All-Stars. Junior Missy Fisher made Team Two. and Bonnie Evenick received an honor- able mention. The most valuable player was Bonnie Evenick, captains were Amy Nunan, Lori Reif, and Mary Radich. You dreamed the dream and set your goals, you met the chal- lenge and . . . Finished the season with class despite bitter disap- pointment; you are the champi- ons!!' said Miss Millar, proud of her team. Row 1 • Mary Radkh. Lori Rdf. Amy nunan. Row 2 Barb Spahn. Nkole Qervasio. Mcggan Little. Sandy Klntzel. Connie Parsons Missy nsher. Sheri Marsalek Cathleen rantozzi Row S • Tracy Wilkinson. Bonnie Evenick. Meldl Sandilands, Marylou McPart- Ian. Peggy SItarek. Doreen Sltarek. Chris Tyler. Michelle Plewlnski. Tracy Coffey. Coach Millar. 1-2-3 Let'S Go! Brief rest and smiles before game time Should we spread out? JV FIELD HOCKEY great attitude, spirit, and determi- nation. The factors that contribut- ed to this overall record were the very good goal tending and de- fense and the tremendous offense. The team's biggest thrill was beat- ing undefeated Amherst. 1-0 to win the league division. The worst mo- ment was playing Holland in a downpour in the mud and cold. This year's leading scorers were Tina Astri with 15 goals, and Jenni- fer Danieu with 10. Goalie Jolle Kiblerhad 10 shutouts. This year's captains were Michelle Lezynski and Marge Maze. Mr. Tonsoline was the coach. Row 1 - Tina Astri. Kris Pronobis. Amy McPartlan. Peg- gy Brady. Tina Campbell. Danielle Piscatellite, Sarah Little. Row 2 • Andrea Chapp. Karen Allen, April Neil- son. Jenny Masolowski. Vicki Zuber. Jenny Rozak. Row 3 - Jennifer Rath, Dawn Prench, Becky Snyder. Joelle Kibler. Jenny Qraziano. Michelle Lyzinski. Maij Maze. Coach Tonsoline. Let's go watch soccer. OK coach, you play goal! Varsity A new record was established by the 1987 boys varsity soccer team. They turned in the best season ever by an ICS boys varsity squad with a non-league record of 11-6 and a league record of 7-3. The team was led by captains Pete Sorgi and Albert Korcynski who were made MPV's along with Bill Rath, Mick Crofut, and Dave Moppc. Pete Sorgi and Al Kor- cynski played in the Senior All-Star Game. Bill Rath and Keith Boni- face were acknowlegded for their defensive play. Mick Crofut and Dave Hoppe had outstanding goal- keeping and the ICS team was rec- ognized for its best season ever. Row 1 - Albert Korczynski, Peter Sorgi. Row 2 • Jason Daily, Bill Radka. Bill Rath, Andrew Meitz, Gregory Buckhout, Jeffery Collins, Larry Mazur. Row 3 - Coach Jacobs, Mick Crofut, Dave Hop- pe. Kevin Achatz. Gordon Gattie, Ted Wor- onowicz. Blaine Tober, Keith Boniface, Scott Losi, Shaun Gauthier, David Mercurio. A bench warming smilel Kevin Achatz helps fire up the team during Pete Sorgi and Scott Losi on the attack warm up. Jeff Collins follows through on a Keith Boniface scopes out comer kick the action. 154 Sports Hi Ho, Hi Ho its off to the game we go! Coach Weber oversees his practice Matt Cimmerer and Jeff Grabowski take the offensive JV SOCCER The J.V. Chiefs completed their season with a disappointing over- all record of 3 wins and 10 losses. However, the team proved more successful in league play with a re- cord of 3 wins and five losses. De- spite their record, the team con- stantly demonstrated their hardworking, never quit attitude. Offensively, the team was led by co-captains Jeff Gilray (10 goals. 2 assists), Rob Ziegler (3 goals, 4 as- sists), and Jeff Grabowski. Also an offensive asset was Matt Cimmerer (4 goals, 4 assists). Defensively, Dan Youngers was very impressive in goal. Fine ef- forts were also turned in by full- backs Don Chudzik, Pete Linhardt, and Chris Tinch. Row 1 - Bob Spahn, Pat Mazur. Rob Ziegler. Jeff Grabowski. Jeff Gilray, Tom Witman. Don Chud- zik, Bob Geiser. Row 2 - Jason Mixon. Mike Mor- ris, Peter Linhardt. Jason Loper, Dan Youngers, Matt Cimmerer, Bill Hoppe. Todd Derek. Row 3 - Rob Vitello, Steve Yung, Chris Tinch. Darren Ohern. Joe Maglich, John Rupp. Coach Weber. Girls SWIMMING This year's swim team finished second in their division. Coach Mann led the team to a 8 and 3 record. This year's co-captains were Colleen Talty, Amy Astri, and holly Rudzinski. This year Jill Minich broke both sectional and state records. She set a state, sectional, and ECIC re- cord in the 200 IM, records in the sectional and ECIC 200 free and 100 fly, and she is the 1987 n.Y.S.P.h.S.A.A. 100 Butterfly state champion. Everyone is looking forward to another successful season next year. Coach Mann is very proud of this year s team. Row 1 - Jenny Bauer, Mene Danieu, Kirsten Neil. Row 2 - Wendy Kamholz, Jenny Kamholz. Chandra White, Abby Blair, Erin Pierce, Jessie Uguccioni. Row 3 - Coach Mann, Rachelle Ber- nacki, Kelly Merman, Amy Bauer, Amy Asrti, Molly Rudzinski. Colleen Talty. Lady Scalper on her way to victory Jill Minich out distances the opposition Wendy Kamholz puts her practice to the test 156 Sports Everybody ready! Cross COUNTRY The Iroquois varsity cross coun- try team completed its 1987 sea- son in second place in Division II with an overall record of 10-2. The only team spoiling a perfect sea- son for the Chiefs was Clarence, ranked 1 in cross country most of the season in Western new York. The highly successful season was highlighted by a 2nd place fin- ish at the Optimist International, and a 3rd place finish at the East Aurora Invitational. The boys' team was led consis- tently by Bill Musarck. juniors Chad Filipski. Andy Lisitsky, and Mark Livsey, seniors Brian Quinn and Karl Gaston, and eighth grad- er Chris Renn. The girls' team was led by tan- dem of senior Denise McElhinny and eighth grader Tara Reimcr. a divisional 2nd team All-Star. Row 1- Martin Jakubiak. Tara Reimer, Chad Fi- lipski, Denise McElhinny, Chris Renn. Row 2- Gary Fredricks, Jeff Geiser. Andrew Lisitsky, Karl Gaston, Bill husarek. Row 3- Coach Frisi- caro. Bill Barsotelli, Matt Romagnuolo, Mark Livsey, Brian Quinn. Denise and Bill ease tension at the starting line. Sports 157 Varsity 158 VOLLEYBALL The captains of the 1987 girls var- sity volleyball team were Janean Delle Donne, Jennifer Balon. and Kris Rosseland. The team finished the season with a record of three wins and nine losses. League play resulted in three wins and seven losses. The Most Valuable Player was Janean Delle Donne while the Most Improved player was Jill Apa. Delle Donne made it to Division II First Team All-Star. Jennifer Baton led the team with fifty-one points. The ‘87 team was different from past teams in that it started six se- niors. Their biggest thrill was opening the season with a win, and their worst moment was losing to Lewiston-Porter in sectional play. Row 1 - Chris Rosseland. Janean Delle Donne, Jennifer Balon. Row 2 - Coach Boggan, Bonnie Mauck. Diane Newman, Theresa Pawelek, Tracy Nolan. Row 3 - Theresa Pautler, Joelle Kibler. Becky Bitterman, Jill Apa, Lisa Gipple. Sharon Danieu. Jenny Balon sets to return the ball. Jill Apa concentrates Diane Newman sets the ball up for the spike Tracy Nolan perfects her spike Sports JV Aren't some of us supposed to be on the other side? VOLLEYBALL The J.V. Volleyball team, coached by Donna Saunders played well this year, winning 10 games overall, and losing only 5. In league games, the team won 6 games and lost 4. This year's cap- tains were Jenny VanSchoonho- ven and Christy Mendolera. Most valuable player was Christy Men- dolera and most improved player was Tammy Baton. The team's big- gest thrill was winning the Mary- valle J.V. Tournament with a score 2-1. This year was particularly dif- ferent from other years mainly be- cause it was Coach Saunders first year coaching at the high school level. All in all, the team put in an outstanding performance. Row 1 - Jen Van Schoonhoven, Chris Mendo- lera. Row 2 - Lisa Plucinski, Melissa Miller, Amy Wujek, Tammy Baton, Row 3 - Sharon Moes- singer, Cherie Mendolera, Jenny Smith, Chris Bitterman, Jen Dekarz, Coach Saunders. Sports 159 Varsity CHEERLEADING Rachelle, Lisa and Laura on the road leading Root's Red Army' Football Row 1: Sue Walsh, Rachelle Ryd- zynski, Elayn Dobinski. Row 2: Joyce Hoch, Rose Thompson, Cathleen Par- sons, Becky Smith, Michelle Tredin- nicki, Lisa Cassagnol. Row 3: Amy Rowland, Molly Luther, Sue Lewalski, Robin Jann, Tracy Specht, Jenny Kun- ick. Sue Husarek, Vicki Cotton Basketball Row 1: Rachelle Rydzynski, Laura Quick. Row 2: Molly Luther, Elayn Do- binski, Cathleen Parsons, Sharon Stone, Rose Thompson, Sue Walsh, Kristen, Kasza, Joyce Noch. Row 3: Lisa Cassagnol, Sue Lewalski, Robin Jann, Tracy Specht, Jenny Kunick, Ju- lia Lindberg, Sue Husarek, Kim Demme, Tara Tent, Mr. Root. Rose Thompson at heffer feeding time Sue. Jen and Tracy cheer on the Chiefs Tammy Kauffman celebrates a hoop for the Mr. Root stands guard over the herd. Football Row 1: Becky Smith, Michelle Tredin- nick Row 2: Carolyn Hoch, Stephanie Dean, Mary Bansmer, Kristen Nowicki, Kim Beyer Row 3: Sharon Sturm, Tammy Kauffman, Cathey Larivey, Jennifer Offhaus, Doreen McNeamey, Coach Root Basketball Row Is Mary Bansmer, Kim Beyer, Row 2: Karen Jann, Stephanie Dean, Kristen Nowicki, Cherie Matot, Nicole Fisher, Shannon Cerrone Row 3: Jen- nifer Offhaus, Gina Pietrantone, Cathey Larivey, Jennifer Campbell, Tricia Guard, Cathy Soponski, Coach Cotton chiefs. Kim Beyer leads a cheer on the court. Sports 161 Freshman 162 CHEERLEADinG Football Row 1: Karen Jann, Tara Barry, Marcy hardy. Brandy Burner. Row 2: Shellie Roth, Qail Bonus, Cathy Soponski, Dawn Bourgeois, Micole Fisher, Jen- nifer Campbell, Tricia Guard, Shan- non Cerrone, Coach Root. Qail Bonus and Cathy Soponski. Coach Vicki Cotton. Freshman squad at the homecoming parade. Basketball Row 1: Anita Becker, Debra Bums, Haney Keem. Row 2: Heather Kaese- lau, Amy Szwartz, Dani Oberther, Ju- lie nagel, Tara Barry. Sports Varsity BASKETBALL The boys varsity basketball team has an overall record of 1 win and 17 losses. League results were 0 wins and 12 losses. The captain of the chiefs was Greg Buckhout. He and senior Tom Fijas were named Most Valu- able Players. The average height of this team was less than that of other years. The tallest boy was only 61 which contributed to the overall record. The team's biggest thrill was an overtime victory in the Fredonia Tournament, along with a second place finish. Two other players who led the team in performance were Tim For- rest and Mike Donovan. Row 1: Greg Buckhout. Row 2: Tim Forrest, Chris Megron, Jeff Sokal, Gor- don Gattie. Row 3: Peter Lerczak, Ted Woronowicz, Dan Wright, Peter Sorgi, Thomas Fijas, Bill Barsotelli JV BASKETBALL rc5 Coach Jacobs This year's JV team was like no other that Coach Jacobs had coached before. They had the de- sire to win and they never quit, he feels that the team's success was attributed to their overall desire and Mike Donovan's outstanding athletic ability. The team's biggest thrill was winning the Iroquois JV Tip-Off tournament by defeating Performing Arts 44-43 in the final game. The worst moment was los- ing to Hamburg 63-61 in overtime. Among the MVP's were Mike Donovan, who averaged 23 points and 8 rebounds. Me was moved up to varsity for the last three weeks of play; and Dan Souder who led in assists with an average of 4 per game. The captains were Mike Donovan and Dan Souder. Row 1: Mike Donovan, John Steiger. Row 2: Tom Witman, Dan Souder, Todd Derek, Scott Boll. Row 3: Coach Jacobs, Seth Graham, Chris Schultz, Bill Velasquez, John Marasco. Mike Donovan follows through for two' Captain Dan Souder drives the baseline for the layup Modified Coach Rider motivates in mysterious ways John readies himself to put the ball in play Keith s Jump shot adds two more points Brian leaps to a perfect pass BASKETBALL © This year's modified bas- ketball team ended the sea- son with a record of eight wins and six losses. The captains of the team were Rick Jozwiak and Derek failkiewicz. Robby Barsottelli was the MVP while Brian Mauerman was MIP. Coach Rider said that this year's team had more po- tential due to its size. The team's best game was their last one against Pioneer. Coach Rider hopes that next year's team will keep improving due to the fact that many players will be returning. Row Is John Wilkinson. Glen Gattie, Scott Miller, Chris Wren. Row 2: Ge- rard Decker, Jason Baumgartner, Doug Woronowicz, Scott Walnicki, Bri- an Mauerman. Row 3: Coach Rider, Keith Zimmerman, Derek fialkiewicz, Dave Gorski, Mark Mozral. Sports 165 Varsity BASKETBALL The girls varsity basketball team is in a fight for a final ECIC playoff position as one league game re- mains in the 1988 season. The girls presently have a 7 win, 6 loss record, and a 5 win, 5 loss record in division II. The season started with well bal- anced scoring as the team ran up a won 3 and lost 1 record with wins against JFK, Maryvale, and Wil- liamsville East. Tina Astri, Stacy Szwaczkowski. and Laura Quick took turns in leading the team in scoring. At the mid season. Junior Stacey Szwaczkowski became the consis- tent scorer of the team and aver- aged 11 points a game at the time of printing. Senior guard Amy Nunan was a key player in the win over local rival East Aurora with 13 points and 6 assists. Senior Lori Reif was the key defensive player all season long, and led the team with 15 points in a win over Maryvale. V Row 1: Laura Quick, Theresa Pawa- lek, Amy Munan, Lori Reif, Kristen Rosseland. Row 2: Bonnie Evenick, Joelle Kibler, Stacey Szwaczkowski, Connie Parsons, Tina Astri, Coach hurley. Amy Munan in for an easy two points Laura works for rebound position Tina's break away is good for two Coach Sabo plots strategy at half-time. Tracy dodges her way to the hoop. A Lady Chief stretches for two more. j.v. BASKETBALL This year, for the first time, the J.V. basketball team had 8th grad- ers playing. The teams biggest thrill this year was winning over Lake Shore for the first time in 3 years. Their most unpleasant mo- ment was losing to Williamsville north in overtime after being up by 16 points in the first half. This years most valuable player was Christy Mendolera, and the team captains were Christy Men- dolera and Rachelle Bemacki. The coach is Mr. Sabo, he said, Throughout the entire season, the whole squad display was ex- cellents sportsmanship, hustle and cooperation. It was a great group to work with! ' Row 1: Rachelle Bernacki, Christy Mendolera. Row 2: Jenny Bauer, Amy Wujek, Lauren Pawelek, Tammy Orf, Debbie Krause. Row 3: Jen DeKarz, Melanie Kinmartin, Tracy Paulter, Lauri McKay, Coach Sabo, Ann Mos- kal. Row 4: Tara Reimer, Sara Hawley, Sue Sherry, Jeanine Weaver, Karyn Al- len, Jill Szwaczkowski. Sports 167 Varsity WRESTLING The 1988 Varsity Wrestling Team coached by Mr. Pete Bosch, had another excellent season this year. The tri-captains were Bill Sturm, Sean Sullivan, and Ethan Bosch. On February 5. 1988. the Iro- quois team beat Cheektowaga 42- 18. It was the 400th win for the team since 1956-57. On January 22. 1988, Ethan Bosch became only the 4th wres- tler in ICS history to win 100 matches In his varsity career. One other highlight was the ad- dition of coach Post to staff. Row Is Gordon Woods, Bill Sturm, Mike Sluberski, Jeff Giovino, George Roesch. Row 2: Brian Swartz, Ed Blackman, Sean Sullivan, John Trav- is, Adam Gee. Row 3: Coach Bosch, Robyn Phillips, Ethan Bosch, Steve Mertel, Ray Wheeler, Bonnie Willard, Crystal Weirs. Missing: Arthur Tulle, Dave Mendola, Danny Jinks, Dave Ertl, Matt Minich. Ethan Bosch on the way to win 100. Ray Wheeler, ready to wrestle. Baguba's await the outcome on the mat. 168 Sports 169 BTeam WRESTLING Row 1: Jeff Baker, Kevin Tuer, Matt Cimmerer, Jim Knowles, Charles Schneckenbeger, Sean Coffey. Row 2: Chris Babcock, Dave D'Agostino, Qreg Day, Brian Guard, Kevin Schascl. Sports Steve Mertel takes charge In his match. Oeorge Roech about to be awarded a win. Girl Boy BOWLING This year's bowling team had a great season with a new school re- cord set by Jeff Collins when he rolled a 656 three game total. This year's team was more competitive and their success came from good coaching and good performance from the young bowlers. The team s most valuable player was Kevin Achatz. Sophomores Scott Andrzejewski. Jeff Qilray and Mike Pasierb have been strong contribu- tors to their victories. This year's captain was Kevin Achatz. The highlight of the girl's bowl- ing season was Cheryl Weber's high game of 203. The captains were Lynna Hincher and Cheryl Weber. The coach for both teams was Mr. Waterman. Row 1: Mike Edel, Peter Ertl, Karen Abbotoy, Lori hofer, Bryan Cordier, Terry hofer, Todd Zak, Row 2: Tina Hincher, Kim Wilson, Lynna hincher. Row 3: Tom Euer, Kevin Achatz, Scott Andrzejewski, Rick Miazta, Jeff Gilray, Brian Cervi, Scott DeFazio, Keith Stiles, Mike Pasierb, Coach Water- man. Missing: Jeff Collins, James Ab- botoy, Tammy Wilson, Cheryl Webber. Mr. Waterman demonstrates the connection between Swan Lake and bowling. 171 RIFLE Keith and Chris perfect two stances Marc concentrates only on the bull's-eye. Coach McBride asks Jen and Steve to help him get his finger out of the chamber Chris Coffman, a junior, won the sectionals with a 288 which quali- fied him for the state meet. Against 150 of the best sharp-shooters in Mew York. Chris shot a 284 for the win and number one ranking. Mere Chris is interviewed by Glenn Walk- er from Channel 4. Row 1: Scott Golden, Frank Miskey, Mike Menge, Steve Schultz. Row 2: Keith Fowlow, Mike Thomas, Matt Gu- mina, Jennifer Ulewski, Shawn Bisch. Row 3: Coach McBride, Karl Gaston, Ken King, Marc Matla, Chris Coffman Marc considers his choices Sports Boys SWIMMING This years swim team finished the year with a first place rank in ECIC Division three. The team has a number of indi- vidual and team recognitions. Bill Basset, a junior, was recognized in the W.N.Y. top ten. and estab- lished a new record in the 200 I.M. Other outstanding swimmers were Qeoff Gunner. Tom Miggins, and Matt Kreiger in free style; Ryan Hines in the backstroke; and Josh Blair and Jeff Smith in the butterfly. The teams best meet was when they defeated clarence, and their worst was when they lost to East Aurora. Coach Mann said. 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DePazio Mrs. Pat Evans Mr. McQuillan Mr. Baldwin Mr. Steislinger Mr. hurley Thank you girls' Lisa Christine Lederhouse Mr. Johnston Mrs. Roma Mr. Dennis Mrs. Reardon Mr. Reardon Mrs. Paraci Mrs. Minich Pam Russell Mr. Kapturowski Good Luck '88! Mr. Sabo Mr. Radder Mr. Cronk Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mamms Mrs. Warzel Mrs. Shildkamp Mr. Bowen 178 Row 1- Blaine Tiober. Amy Myers. Mr. singer, Leslie Wedgwood. .Kellie. Tyler, Mr. Palmer. Row 2: Kirsten Daties. Cathy Roih. Cathy Faintqzzi, Tracy Kupkc Ra- chelte Rydzynskl, Vichy Sherry Row 3: Jennifer Krupski,. Shannon Oberlher, Jackie Pronczek. Sandy Qarbacz, my Blab. Lisa Fronczek. Row A: Maureen Tony Watroba, Robin Phillips; Anne ackiewicz. Bob Cochran, Chris Brown, rhibauh ! 4_1_. Blab i year ights. hi akes. UL ■ en id year you t thank tiicpi enough for hang|ng. O fete days. W hat a difference a lassivc project called a yearbook. : recaptioning; ari(d keeping our staff at-bcrihjln a professional level, IShe.. y T s eternal spunk kept us all cheerful and happy, and m also grateful io foariy othir staffers for a Job’ tv ice. I : this page to Mrs. i fnemature alot.K.P. 1.1 think Kp s losing it! 3. Mr. Ken Palmer ind Mr. Mike Qelsinger •2. Lisa rronczek- Editor-in-Chief. We couldn t have done it without her! ! J——— 4. Amy Myers : Sports Editor. ,5. Underclass. Editors-. Jenny. Bonnie, and Lisa 6. Senior Section. Faculty, and Organizatjons-Lisa, Chrissy, and Chris 7. Business Staff; Leslie, Cathyj ■sten, and Cathy ' Kellie TylCr-'Aft 'DcSigri-- |Kifs 8. K Thanks Dave!! 179 INDEX ACADEMICS .............. ADMINISTRATION ADVERTISING Ars .................... BOCES .................. BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL J.V............ BASEBALL MODIFIED BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL- BOYS J.V.... BASKETBALL BOYS MODIFIED BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL- GIRLS JV ... BOWLING BOYS Ar GIRLS BUSINESS CLUB CMEERLEADING VARSITY CHEERLEADING J.V........ CMEERLEADING FRESHMEN CHORUS ................. COLOR GUARD CONCERT BAND ........... CROSS COUNTRY DEDICATION ............. DRAMA CLUB FFA FIELD HOCKY VARSITY FIELD HOCKY J.V......... FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL JV FOOTBALL MODIFIED FRENCH CLUB FRESHMEN GERMAN CLUB GOLF HOMECOMING INDEX IT S ACADEMIC .......... JUNIORS ................ KEY CLUB MODEL UN ............... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ORCHESTRA .............. PEP CLUB ............... PEP RALLY RADIO RIFLE SAO SGB SENIOR PERSONALS SENIOR POLL ............ SENIORS SHOW CHOIR SOCCER- BOYS VARSITY SOCCER- BOYS JV ........ SOCER- GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER GIRLS JV SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL JV SOPHMORES .............. SPANISH CLUB ........... SWIMMING BOYS SWIMMING GIRLS SYMPHONIC BAND TENNIS BOYS ............ TENNIS GIRLS TITLE PAGE TOMAHAWK TRACK BOYS TRACK GIRLS VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL JV .......... WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING JV YEARBOOK STAFF 92 93 173 48 1 10 137 138 139 163 164 165 166 167 170 1 13 160 161 162 124 114 127 156 . 4 135 116 152 153 148 149 150 131 80 130 151 13 180 122 56 123 118 120 128 115 10 121 171 133 49 40 16 126 154 155 144 145 142 143 68 132 172 157 129 146 147 . 1 117 140 141 158 159 168 169 179 JOSTENS