Iroquois High School - Bravero Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

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C900 QIL Q 'N s N ,gwoxxo 2115 c9f'ex vxV .XOQAXXUJ 42 'xcglff 4 BR VERO . . Erie, Pa. Iroquols Hlgh School Volume XIX 5 . . f FN '16 ' 3 3 ,-. 'J' O' ' go W aw - . N 6 ' ks ,QQ .amid Behind the splendor of our yearbook lies the creative and artistic talents of a very special person. Over the past five years, he has been the yearbook advisor and dedicated a tremendous amount of time and effort to the Bravero. He has done a superb job, often without the aid of a large yearbook staff. During these years, he has given us a gift which is irreplaceable, five years of high school memories saved for us between the covers. He has worked in the Iroquois School District for the past twenty years teaching art and interior design. During these years he has been very active in many school activities, including Junior class and yearbook advisor. He is always willing to extend his talents and do jobs many other would not attempt. His funny and witty personality can brighten anyone's day. While we have known him, he has become more than a teacher. He has become a true friend and one we will never forget. This small token of our gratitude can not fully express how we feel about him and his accomplishments. Our applause. though inaudible is nonetheless sincere - therefore, we the Senior Class of 1985 feel it is our privilege to dedicate this yearbook, with great pride, to the individual who deserves it most - MR. LES FOBES. 3 ur Minds Are Like an Attlc we store our ies. Sometimes it cluttered and we need to clear the cobwebs to find them. This yearbook was designed to help you find those memories in your mind and to sort them in- to' categories when your gets too crowded. from now your will probably up in the attic. We you will have I I I N My X .,,. , Wa. . zu' - ' , x zfvefgfq 5 -' ' X r . -.g,,- 1Y N7 Q., Q x ,.. Among your cherlshed memorles wall be the famnllar places an the commumtses where you followed the path from chnldhood to where you are now and where you will be ,Z ,f Own-1 XA B... f 2 Q Sometumes we wonder about those two The Beautnes and the beasts W' X XI! 41' M... Who us taller? Student abuse The joys of football for Steve ill,- C-V ul W9 love yOU Robby' Type Chrissy type' ,cr Look! Mrs. lobst has a runner! More student abuse. ruf i Just when they thought it was safe. Q4 .4-'IQ Q F U .. The keys to hall roaming freedom. Thus us the omg band sound? Dances it 1 800 10 30 3 FI'IdAY in Lobbv i nuslc mr: 'X i Ol F 7 .. l ' R ni 2' 5 f .litter bug! Stick em' up! The dances are a time for socializ- ing and fun for all. Many of the students dress up wildly in floures- cent colors and imitate their favorite groups, such as: Madonna, The Cars, Billy Idol and WHAM. The styles of dancing vary from Breaking to Slam Dancing which arecurrent favorites. The dances are sponsored by many different organizations to raise money for their individual pro- jects. They supply the music and lights, while the students supply the atmosphere. Halloween: Brian the Bee Let's do the Time Warp Again! Halloween: no one knows what Jeff is. Will the real Madonna please stand up? 'HAZ Prom Memories. . . On May 4, 1984, couples gathered at the Erie Hilton ballroom for Wonderland by Night, the Junior-Senior Prom. Castles, stars, balloons, dancing, and roses all added to the atmosphere of a breath-taking evening. King and Queen: B. Epperson and D. Tuszynski Prince and Princess J McBride and J Johnson Women are so slow! ' 'max ' Y 'V F ' ' ' 'ii' 1 Ill Decorating the ballroom The Junior Prom court Wonderland by Night vi!-P-I Homecommg 1, xsiwgw U M SCHIOIIUS EI R n IE Y I J JE' Q 44 , HRM, . -,,Z, g. A A Ag 5.661705 49 tn? A .1 1' ,, ,A fr -' ,ru x 1' e. 1 . PM A?-l 'Wy I I I i X X fel V Y '51 5 ' 'L . 1 ,I P' 'Q .Q'y'3cl, gf 1 ' 1 IH s . if f I 12' ex - we If 'if f L -r , it-QQQQK Qi M l ' X Senioritis - Cse Nyor i tisb - a disease which af- fects nearly all high school Seniors. It can be easily cured by giving a strong dose of graduation. lf not diagnosed in the early stages it can cause permanent damage and in rare cases it can be fatal. 1 V . 5 A X , '-'i -A . , . Will Ginny ever find out about Jeff's Secret? 1.-' a' I 1 1 - -f .' , i - ,. ,,. V f f- f. in -fig? f .f A 4,2 , ,, ah, X L ., ,N ,J .' lvlz g.: VY 2 ' -.v4V 1 ?.,.-Q..- .-. :.- . A. 1 Will Dr. Brieger save the pig in time? I if W EtH'1',?'af' XX ill Stacy ever get the picture unglued from her leg? . . .Are they destined to become hot pork sandwiches? 6' ' W,-:Ja Underclassmen What are underclass- men? They range from the bottom of the ladder seventh graders, to the one rung away from the top, Juniors. But what do they have in common? They are all part of a group of memory makers we call Iroquois students. . . . Will Karen and Linda ever be completely normal? Tune in to the future years for the answers to these questions and many others. K l ...f . 1 llg. .'.:,,,-8 's.. 1 X ru' '- e-si 'Z I . ,A. 1 .'51gLM-A - 1, .F ' F',t'.- Q 4 ' . .1,- A .u a 5 I v M F1 I ff-r.. . Q4 s fy.: r .lv 5 'uf ' -i-,fr ,' aw ral- ff 7 , , -A , 1,520 : L :Q , if-Q 'L 'ls' 1- ' f A. Q 1 eufnss -iff IQFFIGERS x01 -146 - J. ' . 3,-'f-'T' f , Wi , 1' I J' V1 1.f'.-,i'.-zjilf' O V ' - .L ...A-'.,. P ARS TyPkkS res. ue Ellet V P i, ec. DebbieS yb Idt T 6 O 95 'i 1- Q' Jerome Adamus Melissa Anderson Shellie Atkinson fi 9.0 3 Alan Bainbridge Guy Berlin Janice Bernhard Michelle Bieliski ' A0 If Denise Bojarski Debbie Bonniger Kristin Bresee Heidi Brieger Sh B ' Gary Brown erry riggs Ns Niioiiciic Brown Paul Bryson Timothy Buck 0 C Douglas Calvin Scott Cervik David Cessna Michael Chatt Andrew Clark Shannon Cole Christopher Colvin Thomas Cornwell Lori Coverdale Michael Coverdale Joyce Dabrowski Michelle Delany Christine Dornhoefer flex N ii ITL: i'liiCf Susan Elletson Kurt Emhoff Q Gilbert Epperson David Gearhart Maureen Gelletta bfx 'QT' Tammy Gelletta Mxchelle Gorka N JeffGross Ann Hardner Steve Harris , . W' 'R' Valerie Harris Karen Hart John Hatton Qfq.. Q' at 1 I Rx Ron Head Sharrie Hedges 'tw t N. K 's 0. ' -Q-Q v f har1ef'1el'lcSs Patricia Hitzges Dawn Irwin is 1:9 Holly Johnson Jennifer Johnson Pamela Johnson fi O -3 f.Z'T'v John Kaday Karen Kehl Miehael Kennedy David Kertulis Kirk Kirkpatrick 52 3' 1 A 3 R K w A I , D K K an ,J Mark Klan Tammy Kohler -an-f Steven Kreger Daniel Kress 6151 ve- ' Karen Krawczylf 'lib- ow- if Jared Kroto William Kuhns 0 Q9 Ep' 1 Tina Laboda Lisa Lemmler Robert Leuschen Christopher Lewis Gretchen Litzinger i nib' Linda Lukachik Sarah MacDonald Michael Mankoski C Susan Margosian Jennifer Martin 'fs-i f s F' yy ' 0- X K ! v Jeff McBride Jeff McCurdy Christine Maguire -ufmx 'i Paul Nioskalczyk Karen Musser Kelly Nece C James Nelson John Nortum Timothy Nortum Renee Oler A O my nest Brian Palmer Q W1-rl Douglas Peck Tracy Peskorski O 12 1' 'V- gi ' Raymond Piccirillo David Pius Sheryl Prassack an my swf' Mark Pruyn Francine Raffels pl . ffb iv. 1 Rimula Vir inia Rastatter Constance Rowinski . S C O Laurie Sackett Karen Savage Carol Schuller Stacy Scofield Debbie Seyboldt David Shank Kathe Skobieranda Michael Smart i 4 May Smith Edward Somoles Douglas Stephenson Damel Stoddard Michael St. Denny ' PINS SNJVCV Joel Swiderski Thomas Swigart C Sandy Syroka Lisa Turley Matthew Utecht Gertrude Wagner Robert Wakeley 'Qi 1.41 Jerome Wegley Randy Weismiller Laurie W iest C Laurie Wilczynski Michael Westcott Todd Woolstrum Sean Yeast Julie Zlmmer Christopher Brine CLOUDS As I look up in the sky, I see the clouds as they float by. And in these clouds I see a face An outline sketch that won't erase The clouds are peaceful in this form Until nature has a storm. The impression that is in my mind Will tell me that the world's not kind But when nature has had her fill Of raindrop tears and lonely chills A rainbow will form in that place Where I had seen the familiar face. But memories last, so long as I Seek them as the clouds go by. 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Jennifer Szul. ,, pq -f .J V , Z Brian Benovic Julie Benson Dave Berlin l il Hull licrnalowicz Diane Bernhard Doug Bicliski 38 in Y -ui 4.27 2 JI Chris Andychowski James Ball John Barry 'nv- y Missy Benke Emily Bennett Michele Bennett M Mary Blaszczyk 'WWW Patty Brady y N- Steve Brown Ann Burick 1 .- PL i 35 Jeff Bukala 1- f, tx, ,! x x Brian Canales Randy Carniewski David Chatham Eric Conley Sheri Corey vs' -. Y Q ' sv. , P Q: ' 1 .Q A Jim Crosley Melissa Culbertson Sean Curry Renee Damico Steve Decker Maurita Deptula l i Dan Dias Jacqueline Dickson 36 I Colleen Feeney Jeannine Fitzgerald fi vi' J -.4 ' 5'-7 V 5 ,J N sa -. , ' Q v .Zi l li Dan Ferry David Fetzner fffx -.n - 4 Bob Foley Bob Forsten Scott Franos Jv- Tom Green rt' '--llll . .J -l sl W Joe Dornhoefer Joe Ellis Mary Ewing Amy Feath 5 ' fa Wendy Gates .ltgi I I I Stephen Haeseler Albert Gesler A0 IBHQ Kris Haltiner , .ez Kim Getto I Phil Harris Tina Hilinski Q3 0 Mary Ann ltaliani l I i I ' Colleen Kallsta Rick Kaliszewski 'Www g. 'u ! Laura Klopfer Anita Kloszewski Annette Kloszewski ,if 2 Lisa Konkol Michelle Lavelle 4' or '-2 , f W , A F, ,,,. .. . u '2 '- ' , ' - Q 9 . 0 Q ' , ici ' ' ,Vf .4 1 ' :Q X- ,f :if , gg i , f Av 'V V L , 4 - ' v 'V AM 5 V it H V. ii 'wi L ' . i L Cindy Marie Leemhus Mike Lombardo Guy Lombardozzi Marc Lott Julie Luce Q4 Richard Lechner L N1 g V V Don MacDonald '57 TY Tony Mankoski Jeff Martin Tim Marton Laura May Keith Mayo Mary .Io McConahy 7? wil sd I Vi' Q-.4 R-lil. Nlckcc Missy Miller Shawn Mitkowski Donna Morrison Laure Needham Dan Olson Tim Pelkowski .hm Place Andy Podolsky Eric Poniatowski Maureen Renshaw Jeff Richter Tina Riesdorph Lynn Rizzo it N, ... Q. as ' -tg u Denise Rogers Lynda Romanek Z'-Q. '? wf Stacey Rose Natalie Ross Joel Schwartz Brian Sharp Aaron Shepard Eric Smith eg, l . Maria Stahon -1,.x.' Q -.. t v 75 an ' . u N -1 t I ,Q It ' Kevin Soles Amy Stefano .lim Spencer -si' u Mike Stinson i , . 'VSV W1 Dorothy Summers David Swartz Selena Swigart Michael Szelinski Jenny Szul Darlene Taylor W---Y Georgette Tillotson N'-F' Greta Waite Melinda Turner 1 Tim White vw' ' Kevin Widomski Audra Windsor Ed Wisniewski Kelly Woodworth James Ball Connie Bennett F., i , 29 -A 1 V7 ii 0' Y I I if , Lf- ., VV Doug Bieliski Paul Brady Brian Bricker Jeff Burkell Sherri Cole Patrick Dolan fh- I fi ii Laurie Dyer Joe Ellis Brian Julius Jenny Kavanagh Bryon Kehl Theresa King su is-Q' 1: '1 Mildred Kirkpatrick Lynn Lafferty Julie Luce Melanie Mayo Ruth McKee Laurie Monday SW .F I' lu Jim Nickell Sue Przybyszewski Darlene Taylor -'-s Kim Allessie David Andrychowski Mary Beth Angelucci If ,- 1:-24+ 'f 7 4 f XAQA 1 N J s' G mf 1 4, 2 :f a ' L 1 ' W Richard Anthony Craig Askins Jeff Badach If 'S f I ww UI I IC KRS' Prcs. Bob l-aBcnnc, V. Pres. Heidi Mar- hiill, But himlkL1cbcrliCn,TrCas.Mikc Rooney. 1 A' Sth! 5 . Rick Bard Chris Bartlett Tim Baumann Y'-p -I 4, 1-f , 1 v , Q i ' Y. V I . 'iw , I X. Y 1 x i B 1 f ,ii yv ' ,. Q g , tigji 4, 5 Kris Beardsley Jim Bogardus lan Bogle mf ' Fl Chris Brady Kelly Bralt W'? i 1 -Ql Richard Burton Kelly Cabaday J Tv -4 D 7 QU' l , QOH Don Corey Bill Corey T7 Kelly Crozier -J Michelle Dunbar Brian Dunda I -'ww Gary Braunns George Carter '3 .,p- 1 'P N- Kelly Coverdale Kim Denning LeAnne Dickerson I 3 Q-S i Chris Brigham Lucy Brown Art Brozell -F x 'fP Jim Caspar Tabitha Chatt Don Clark i ,l -WS. ! 'v Rusty Earll 5'.L..:aA E John Edinger Steve Elias Michelle Eubank Q Lori Gmnery Tina Greene Steve Hall , 1. Ti .. , -Y ' l '- 1 1 ,.. K Eric Hartman Steve Head I Sheryl Herman Tammy Heigel 'ev' I Milli: ,lOhns0n Kim Kaeberlein Kara Karlinchak Greg Kaday . ,r,,.. Jim Goard .lim Gross 1 'My Keith Hamilton Daniel lllig 1 4-J Chuck Klodell 1, ,. v..u l .,,. r l -1, Melissa Greene , C7 N 1 1:95 Christopher Hagle : -v 33-11-'r Kelly Harris ii v'7' Jessie Irwin fr-v Michelle Kabasik l Kari Kuhns MJ Y . Bob LaBenne Tracy Laird Dennis Lechner '.' ,ls. ' an U John Leemhuis Dorie LeVan Lisa Lewis Dave Malinowski 0- 9' r Qx' Z X ' 4 1. Brian Manning Heidi Marshall Melissa Mason Michelle Mason Andrew Mauthe Wayne Mayo 2.7 'Q-1 Barb McCurdy Mike McMilIen Greg Misfud XX .,,. ff. Tony Moks 'I L Jack Mosher Yhelley Yvluffie ,.. ,.s ri Us ' X fl x L3 Chris Myers ,K a ls Y J Steve Pancerev A , in A 1 1 KathyPet1inato 13? Yr 1 Sherry Newcomer Gerald Nicks Larol Noyer Tracy Onest Trevor Onest .23 - J 1 of Julie Pelkowski ., ,Q Kim Peskorski ,J Q 'Iv Deanna Piccirillo Joanne Post gg .xiii 11?-' ff? an I x X YN 'U Smal l Kathy Pruyn arg 1 ii . . . .'r-s.f'fv'f 'k'iwM '. W'l 'l :f'f f f + lM'u'NW .. 7 gg:33':,, if ' ,': . V f, 5 wi- fxmg- '3f 'Y+. .f. 1 A. - . ' ..f --.-' f g N , I-, u, ? f., , ,L , ? ru- we 11,1 A ' X- '. ' ' ' ' .- . '4 1'.- lf' Pewffh ft? 7.e,'r,-4'-F' W 'r '1 'x. -. K' ' -' '14 Q wwf ie., ' v K' ' ' ' ' 1 - 1 W- 4, -.ff-fr -.-w'-.-vw 'n'-.-'a'v'v'--':'v'u'vWlN l . , i'f'X ' ''fS,'fi,-flpn-Axlfwm-flvm-xxbm-Mau 4 f I 1 , . 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They range from the bottom of the ladder seventh graders, to the one rung away from the top, Juniors. But what do they have in common? They are all part of a group of memory makers we call Iroquois students. , 1 as x. Theresa Adams Laura Allen MX Freshmen 1 Eric Andree Q Heidi Andree Sue Balczum Suzette Beardsley T X 4 of X , ' 4 G' ,X.X CLASS OFFICERS - Pres. Erica Conely, V. Pres. Kim Kalista Sec. Kellie Marshall, Treas. Roselle Shaffer Candice Bellis Paul Benim Sean Benson April Berlin Julie Berlin Kathy Bero 5 .f- nu.-t x N '-F David Bowes Jean Brandt Michelle Bretz Scott Briggs Ron Brown Danielle Bukala vw Q. 5 1 -M'5r Eric Busan Mark Cervik Jon Coleman Erica Conley Joe Corey Stephanie Curtis 4 -- David DeSantis Denise Deptula Joy Dornhoefer Q .A ' 6 Karen Dornhoefer David Dufala Jim Eisert 1 .. Tami Elder Carrie Epperson Josh Fasenmyer Tim Feeney Terry Fitch Diane Franos Q Kris Fralus Q' 7 X Jodie Gibson 'I Greg Hardner Amanda Harris Ray Hain Rich Hammers Jack Hecker , 4 Q 'Z' 1 - 'go-Ji . G' -I ' , - 1 A i ' ' 'M 4 '-' fi -'r. J- V a . Digi Q Af, f A J ,. , 4 y K , , 7 , ,1gA i X Kari Julius Kim Kalista Kathy Kaliszewski Rob Kazmaier Holly Kehl ,.,.. .7 ' . Tony Kilbane Jim Knight Amy Johnson v Renae Kelly Nl i Robin Kovach Andy Krahe Diane Kuczynski Laurel Kuhlman Cathy Kurt Cindy Kurt Ginger Laboda Eric Larner Doug Lasky Kris Lawson 4 l John Lcuschcn Tina Lingley Tom Maciolek Tom Major Kellie Marshall Misty McGarvie sd Y 1 Susan Mcllvried Theresa Mennecke Dustie Miller Dawn Mosher Stacy Mumau Malt Nelson 1 ' 'za Ni . A Barb Norman Jeff Nowacinski Gary O'Connell Greg Palmer Sonny Paris Kelly Peskorski Chimene Petitt Lisa Pollard Dean Porter ' ,-., Q . Q ' f I' - Melissa Reich Mark Renshaw Tony Rizzo 1 -o-Q. I 3 9 yyfi r . v 1 , Steve Swiderski Russ Swab Shana Stover Denise Stoddard Jeanette Stellmack Lydia btangle vw 'E 5 ,f 1 ' fs .'1, :,: , Lori Smith Jill Smith Melissa Sittinger I bl l ll T 42 f- '-, 1' vs - If 2 fir t Tom Shuhart Robbie Shorts Roselle Shaffer Dorah Selby Becky Schubert Michele Scaile wth M V I ,ff A.. -v I A Q ' : - . ,y as if ' - 1 is , ' Q I I .. -t 15.12 Xl fr sm-lull slim Ross Laura Rose Rick Rondcau Holly Rogers Kelly Robertson if Tom Szelinski 4--1 Vicki Ulrich 'P Beth West Randy Work Lisa Yarman Lori Yarman Peter Zebold Suzanne Bulczum , x . ,-1 I itil. f Joe Meade , 1 , -U5 Matt Sandell ,J . '34 1 ' -wr Missy Moreland Greg Palmer f- V - Q 5554 5 Laurie Sins Lee Verdoni 2? Tony Verdoni YC Hey there is something in my hat' How could you miss a target like that? Friends What are friends? They are people who stick together through thick and thin. They are always willing to lend a helping hand. You can laugh with them and cry with them. But most of all, you never forget them. 1 v. f aux 'ffl- Eighth Sean Amann .lack Bailey Aimee Balkovic Tom Barry Tom Beebe Mary Ellen Brady li i H S I P. an .L..-QM Mark Bratt Katrina Bricker Richard Brown 3f T7 1.7 L A' u liwrilw Hr' Mn Sandy Bujalski Teisha Carter CLASS OFFICERS - Pres. Erin Kelley, V. Pres. Alicia Klopfer Sec. Debbie McDougal, Treas. .loan Kalizewski. 1' rg I al Mike Caspar Patty Corey ,ng f Z P'-S !l R Dan Elias Melinda Ewing April Elletson Steve Feidler N5 Steve Ferry Scott Fitch Debbie DeSantis Gary Dickerson Lorraine Dickson Patty Eisert G- A 1 -.- Shamus Feeney Valerie Ferretti 'Y is John Fitzgerald W Michael Gorski Stacy Greene Todd Grzegorzewski ? uv i Q Y-v' - . 1 -1 .l i James Gelletta Carol Gesler Debbie Goetz ff . 'V Kirk Haltiner Jay Harrold Dusty Havern Billy Hctrick ' in 1 i ' 7. I 5, Brian Jensen - 7'-rv nw-' 73? Jeff Himrod Tammy Hoisington Brenda Hulsinger Jennifer Huyck Greg Janusz .ge..1 Laureen Kelly Edna Kirkpatrick Alicia Klopfer 'ID' Len Kriegisch Rachel LaBenne lx mm Laird Carrie Lantzy Francis Lavelle Stephanie Lavellc Chris Lechner Brian Lewis S X Mranglef Mary Litzinger Matthew Love John Lubeck Mike Majczyk Dan Major Jeff Malinowski cf - , . Q .. . all ll., Robert Markle Scott Marton Tammy Matlak Debbie McDougall George Merced Stacy Mielewski O i Ben Okey Eric Okey N ar a-'X M l . . ' 'xi A - A L, - Melissa Palmer Michael Pen Held X' W 'F' W s i 3 . Quo Q-7 Tammy P skorski Debra Piccirillo Sharon Pier Melissa Pietrasiewicz .lay Rooney Jenn'fer Ropelews , H S11 'bv .. .. x? 1 ?s..'- Heather Ryan .lason Ryan Steve Samec Laura Schnars David Schuller Heidi Sheldon L T Russell Shuhart Marne Snyder Sharon Sopp Paul Stefano Stephen Stefano Mike Suchy 0? Y 'Qi V, Roberta Swab Jessica Ann Tassone William Teeter Alex Utecht . ,si A 'iii 'O V I , at x l 1 P Ll W' . N , 1,5-' ' f :Jf f..f lm-.old Vargo Shelly Veres Jennifer Verdoni Tammy Vuksta Kelli Wasielewski Michelle Weindorf FO Denise Willman Justin Wolfe Jodi Woolstrum Dan Yonko Sharon Zill Todd Zimmer S-Q 4:1 wv F. Brent Boblentz Debbie Goetz Dusty Havern Wendy Lucore Rob Markle Brian Martin X 33 n 'S x.. Jeremy Richardson Jason Ryan C':v if: Y' If ! Q A Dave Sallot Mike Schultz S 'n xffew.w' 'Q Y i I-su F U' it if 9 v li 1 I 6 l . s Lisa Spangler Renee St. Denny Doug VanDer Straeten Tammy Vuksta Todd Wakeley Heather Waldron Seventh .T ve,. .ff- Melissa Aldrich CLASS OFFICERS - Pres. Jose Perez, Vice Pres. Kelly Amann, Sec. Danielle Kubasik, Treas. Suzy Sheldon. Kelly Amann V .. , ' IQ 2 vb- if l v- -5 7' . '9 . S11-. . , ' ' K aur' I SXh il up I Q X! 1' 'Ge Miriam Availes G - Y Kevin Bailey Stephen Bane Robert Barry . 1 A. If Noel Baumann Glenn Beebe Jeff Bellis Sherri Brady Richie Burgos Joe Burick ,iii M 'Sq r- g -.. -v Steve Butt Ann Capwill Melissa Chardeen Missy Dufala Chrissie Feeney K. DeAnna Calvin DiAnna Calvin C- 3117 'N iw Rebeca Carniewski Melinda Chardeen ,, . ,'-L ' 1 1 ' ' L Q JA x Vw' R ,lf - f as 4 A , - fb I ' . , 1, ' i 5 X x I ' gli.. - i . -'- Sean Conley Mike Corey Shanon Crowther Jennifer Culbertson Pat Devine i sl ,I V, Todd Dunda -.4 vi if I' Scott Feeney Jim Elder 1 Gary Firster Sheila Fitzgerald Kyle Forbes Brad Gates Debbie Gelletta Michael Gibowicz o '- I . 5' ff Q -4 1 Theresa Hardesty Robert Hill Tom Hoag Bob Hodges Tom Huffman A Ben Jenks Matt Jester Tom Kaday Steve Kaday Charles Hutchinson X 4- 4, Tom Kidd Rita Kilbane Darrin King WT N iw Corey Graham Q Laura lllig f Camille Kalista Scott Knauer John Kovach Danielle Kubasik Joe Kuchcinski DeDe Kuhlman i I-Q4 Matt Lacey Jim Lingley Brad Lombardozzi Shawn Mahoney David Major Greg Mastrog -.b Chris Mayer Stephanie Medwid Andy Nadzam Sarah Newara Y-v. X fl' .f ' Christine Novak Jennifer Oldakowski Shawn Olson Nichole Parker Jose Perez Brian Pier ' ' 7 , , 'iv Tina Pierce Kevin Plymyer Keith Porter Sean Richter Stacy Roberts Glenn Roemer i Xt 1 I j '1 i. 4' gn,-as Q- ,M V nu, 1 , LJ Q . ,i 'Q A 4-K' 4 Shawn Rogers Steve Rondeau Bill Rose Neil Rosthauser Carrie Rothrock Jim Ruff V 9 Sir HEI Q f Brian Sallot Chad Sayban Carrie Schubert 'Ir Ig ,ji H. - ' I Willaim Schulte Jennifer Scribner Tracy Schrock ak I 00. :N -M. I Colleen Schuman Jeff Sedelmyer Jeffrey Sheldon Suzanne Sheldon Ricky Smith Wendy Smith 'N Q. Marlin Snyder Christine Stiles Amy Teed Jeff Tillich Shawn Triana James Waechter 1 1? if Rob Blankenship Russ Burkell Amy Eisert Kelly Ewing Gary Firster ' R Ri i 'T 1.3 N l l Chris Loss Brad Martin Tod Monde Angela Paone 'fav a B Denise Kelley if Lisa Parker Jon Richardson 'rf' IF John Stahon Shane Swiderski Suzanne Vanderstraeten .ti ,. G3 . . Nick Verdoni Scott Waite Renee Wayne 1 C1 Nicole Westland Kristen Widomski Bob Wiest Jed Woodring Clark Zebold Erie Co. Vo Tech N -lam. 'Nil 'ini 5 Robert Leuschen The Best of Both Worlds The Vo-tech experience . . . an alternate form of secondary education which prepares students for the jobs of the world The Vo-tech ex- perience enables students to be academically ready for the world and possess the most current marketable vocational skills Mike Coverdale 3 Linda Somoles Todd Woolstrurn Lisa Turley and Pam Johnson Laure Weist 'IQI M AW Steve Hess Lx .1 X i., , ' , U- 'NW - Q! ' in ag , Carol Lavelle, Wendy Boriety, Mlchelle Dunbar, Tina Green, Sheryl Herman, Lon Wakeley 'wrft N149 4 Jim Gross C., ---4-15, Iv? li L- Ns Gary Wensel, Kris Beardsley, Bill Corey Deanna Piccirillo, Wendy Gates, Lisa Lewis C7 Q... l ml! Seniors Not Photographed: Paul Rapela Tom Cornwell Chris Maguire Jim Brown Brian Palmer, Tammy Kohler, Renee Oler, Dave Gearhart, Paul Bryson, Bill Epperson Kevin Robertson, Roland Witherow, Gerald Nicks, Lisa Stanton, Brian Canaies John Roperewski David Chatham, Paul Moskalczyk 1 1 1 To t Y K The World Around Us Along with your school day memories are those from the world around you. These will also be stored in your attic full of memories. ln the political world we saw the re-election of Ronald Reagan. Walter Mondale chose Geraldine Ferraro as his running mate. She was the first woman ever to run for the position of Vice-President of the United States. England's Royal couple pro- duced another heir. ln the religious world, the Pope visited even the remotest corners of the world. ln the entertainment world, we saw the rebirth of the Jacksons Robert Duval received an Oscar for his performance in Tender Mer- cies and Shirley MacLaine earned one for her acting in Terms of Endearmentf' We saw the first black Miss America. Our own Lady Liberty got a face life and NASA unveiled its new line of cordless lazyboys. This has been an exciting year in school and out of school. v A A XLS ': -DB'-1 Y A- ,'25 f'. f l1'4 'A assi 5122912 5'i' iza- J , f1Ys 55 ,LJ Ai' w, g ..., 'E 1 ,YZ ii 'g,1f1aP'i4 14 is ij K - I H 4 1 ,. 3 .1 I K. , . 41 . ,. -1: fi ' 5: ig 1 .. ,.,A- 2, 4:5 5232 'auf' 2 .ifllitag . 9 ! ' ff ri- 4 l - 5.533 2 'e - ' ,Zi -,N ff '1- ii'! g QLQFQ, '?1f?f5.i:f A 2 --V . , N 4 -1 X .,x ,X N x 1 l'. - . 1 .- b jg ll z-in mic i ,f 4 S. - GEM :' 44.3 Lose your keys Mr, Whittmari? ns, - ffl! 1 they guide us down the 1 I 1 i so ,E yr I P' y ' Faculty . . . fx fi Q? path toward our future trying if X j to help and educate us for the Q lx 1 journey that lies ahead. Mrs. Prassack: lifeguard I Happy Birthday Phil! IHS bus drivers 'uf' Mrs. Hyatt: English f 'i X a iv a f 1, ' .., Af gf' ' 21 ' W W Get out of my chair! g ' -Q... Q 4 f' 1 fig. Qt N N FACULTY S I Administration pgnnl Dr. D. Tompkins Mr. F. Bova Iroquois School Board M. Mauthe, B. M o m e y e r, C. Kalkhof, R. Ben- nett, M. Rastatter, A. Loss, I. Corey. Mr. A. Ogden Mr L Devine FW J I I E?-:cretariee?G X9 L Ba tlett E. Bokol O. Johnso K-+.4fN R. Le J. Magruder i M. Farabaugh 4- ' 'Lg S it J ,5 Guldance Q ef Health SCYVICCS 7' 1 W . . I Speclal SCTVICCS I Exo UG x M. Catherine R. North L. Farnb MNIKI APk C9 5 F. K. wan K B n J ,N S Q! 5 . f I 'Q N BFth gli' AFf P.M'I! . ' It J FS 1 lf 5 1 D. Ni I H. Boutwell J.v gr . ofi Fl , N SCICHCC S. Smith N.M hll D.Luce as 3 C' Buzanowsk' P. Mille Fl N Fme Arts Fobes K Code MW M Bowen ,M xx B.Domn B.Townsend S Barnes N I Practical Arts 9? WG B. Pryber M Atk T7 WA ,fi QQ M. Wh't . 'Ch Fl T' Language Arts xo G Q! J.Aspden T.MarshaH M.Dunca M- Bowen P.Post L.KnauH M. lobst P. Coryell M. Ham M. Conners rf'- agp D. Nowak S. Westcott J N T Cromer S , , I SGCIHI Studles el N9 N Farnbaugh N'-w. ma Sax 5 View T Magruder B Levy 2 22222 E F 512002334 E Blumensaadt new E BUSIHGSS N ' I gm QQ FCth DAIdg it , N Q! S I Health and Physical Ed. M f kg Q x CMK W K.M' h II W B kl y 4- A' P G ss . y Q Fl J N Cafeterla Staff ' xv Q16 Mamtc-:nance ggs, B. Weismiller P C tolo, P.G ene. Row2 K K M Poulson, M.Anderson f E. Rensha Y 'ff 0 it , N X ,i,! t . -1.4454 L.,-as-y Av. , ?i'E'f5'q ,:.'.z:.'... 1 I ' Q1:r z'!':'f Quint men J 5 ll ' nn: ' 5'l'llllT'l3lK,' f I 1 'avg-M-2 imma , DEAD ll . ILIYI TH hffcnf 'NON IIYAII ia :ml 'Er' , MII! xfll MUNI x Q09 any 4 0 luv-- ki. ACTIVITIES 95 A.V. Aids Lights - Camera - Action. Members of the A.V. Aids spend long dedicated hours using their special skills in videotaping sport- ing events, segments of the W.I.H.S. News Broadcast and assisting Mrs. Catherine in pro- gramming for classroom use. Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Luce. the crew helps to add a little variety to our sometimes monotonous school routines. Members are: T. White, A. Burick. A. Burick, R. Anthony, K. Hart, J. Benson. J. Johnson, L. Klopfer, J. McCurdy. Stage Crew The success of productions on the Iroquois stage is dependent on a dedicated crew of students. These energetic people are busy behind the scenes moving props, designing backdrops, directing lighting and opening and closing the curtain at just the right mo- ment. While the actors and other performers are presenting the show we often overlook the before performance work the crew has done to assure a perfect show. The Iroquois Stage Crew is supervised by Mr. Charles McKay. Members are: D. An- thony, J. Casper, G. Misfud, R. Shorts, D. MacDonald, G. Hard- ner, A. Mauthe, M. Greene, D. Taylor, P. Stefano, K. Haltener, T. Onest, J. Place. Smoke Signal Under the new direction of Mrs. lobst and editor Doug Peck, the Smoke Signal staff has composed a newspaper containing topics ranging from sports and academics to con- troversial subjects and enter- taining articles. This year before publication the staff spent hours finding topics, con- tacting sources, justifying the final draft, typing the copy and frantically working against time to meet the printing deadline. After this work was completed the staff then had the job of selling the final product. The papers were always exciting and readers could never be sure what to expect as they turned the pages. Pictured right are members of the Smoke Signal staff working on their next issue. -.fi J WIHS News This year the WIHS news staff has done the school a great service by supplying the student body with entertaining and informative broadcasts. Under the new guidance of Mrs. Peg lobst and producer Patty Hitzges the news pro- grams took a new approach by adding sports features and documentary on community events. The students learned about preparing news for television by hunting for stories, writing news copies. and producing the video broad- casts. The result of their ef- forts was a consistently infor- mative, professional news show. Move over ABC, NBC. and CBS, here comes the WIHS news! Pictured Left are the WIHS news anchorpersons. Child Development udents f c development class learn about the care growth and develop ment of young chlldren and o what It IS luke to be parent As part of thelr tralnlng they are requlred to care for and carry wlth them thelr bables However the bables happen to be eggs whlch they learn the carlng for and handl :ng of a baby They also do a great communlty servlce each sprung when they operate a communlty play school Rowl M Ewnng O Levan L Verdonu J Szul D Morrison C Kallsta Row 2 CBrown L Mullen K Tarasovltch S Slns D Roemer Row3 G Waite R Damlco K Dennlng A Feath S Przybyszewskl B Reynolds ...J .1 3 Future Nurses Our future nurses learned the skulls Involved In nurslng handling medlclne glvlng shots taklng a pulse and baslc furst and This and much more glve them the practlcal knowledge to pursue many health related careers It also glves them an understandung of alth at h throughout thelr hopeful nurs :ng careers and thelr llves Our future nurses of this year were all gurls but we hope more boys wlll pursue thus very um portant career that affects all of ourluves Rowl M Heffernan S Suns D Franos L Romanek K Buck Mrs Hoover Row 2 R Shaffer LeVan C Kallsta K Getto Adams G Tlllotson Row 3 Kehl M Culbertson A Harrls Andree L Yarman L Yarman Feath J Dornhoefer Tarasovltch G Waste Row 4 Taylor M Ewing M ltallanl Bukala L Mullen M Deptula Szul A Stefano J af' ISS Helpers In-School-Suspension, com- monly referred to as the pit, the slammer, or the the hole is an important part of our school's discipline system. This year Sherry Briggs was the only student who volunteered to help Mr. North complete his duties of warden cf I.S.S. The program has practically eliminated out of school suspensions. The students who are assigned to I.S.S. are confined to the room and are not allowed to leave, not even for lunch. Sherry brought milk to the inmates and helped Mr. North keep the records and files in order. Library Aids These students make the l.H.S. library a better place to be with the selfless effort they put forth during their free time. They keep the library running smoothly while Mrs. Knaff watches over the students and helps them with their library research. Row 1: T. Wakely, J. Ryan, M. Love. Pow 2: M. Scott, S. Lavelle, K. Peskorski, R. McKee, M. ltaliani. Missing From Picture: L. Verdoni, M. Kirkpatrick. 'lx 'V :ml Jacket Club Jacket club members wear thelr jackets wlth prlde Thus status symbol as one whnch IS upheld to the Sensor class The requlrements for recelv :ng a Varslty Jacket Include a mlnlmum of two Varsuty letters wnth at least one having been earn ed ln the Sensor year Under the dlrectlon of Mr Bernard Fitch members work on thelr mann objectlve ralslng money and lots of It Thelr jobs Include selllng refreshments at football and basketball games and wrestllng matches as well as set up and clean up crews Thenr efforts are well worth the work because through thelr lackets they have the opportunlty to dlsplay thelr athletic accompllshments Y 'vi A '- A .s L . 4 . H ,V I ,x A A 6.-v l 2 1- I i K 4 , A . . 1 l -Q Q h r l , ' 1 , .A ,.. 'FK ' I fx 'E J PM ., , I J, ' , .W-u 1 N 32: , , .L in .- 'lf':'x L H, M vu V 4 if q 70 . - V - - Y V . , . Y Student COUHCII Student Councll members wullnngly gsve thenr tame and effort to sponsor and promote many worthwhule actlvltnes such as dances and assemblies for the en joyment and beneflt of the student body These ac tlvltues break up the routlne of ordinary days and glves the student body something to look forward to Under the Ieadershlp of Presldent Dan Kress Vlce presldent Chrns Lewus Secretary Gert Wagner Treasurer Sheryl Prassack and Advlser Mr Glass many tasks for the school whlch help It run smoothly were performed Issuing permlts for sales and plannnng actlvltnes were among the responslbllltles whlch the members carrned ou R w 1 J Swlderskn S Amann C Feeney D Waslelewskl D Muller D Mosher Row2 J Schwartz G Wagner J Wegley S Feeney Row3 M Stahon S Prassack B Reynolds R Rastatter C Petltt A Krahe M Utecht D Kress T Onest C Lewus Wagner and Treasurer Sheryl Prassack were the 1984 1985 student councll offlcers Q 1 I Al' O . . IW . . . . . . X-7? t. AV o : . ' ', . , . , . , . , . . . . , x 5 , l v ' 1 ' 1 ' . v ' ' WK President Daniel Kress, Vice-President Chris Lewls Secretary Gert ,A 1 ' fl' ' Y , ' ' M T s Q D p WX? 2 igl 'Y ' l J . 1 5 t ' ! S Y . . , I -is ' A I, Q, A C fl l ' t' w ll 'v 4 tx I ,C C X J ' ' Q l .g--an-ll X - ......--- 5 h -4 ' A ' K I A. ' K , X x Z' ' 7 . 5 ' 5 , . X, E in-1: ' ik N l hdodelllbl Under the guidance of Mr Bruce Levy Iroquois students participated in this years Mo el United Nations Representing the country of Vietnam they joined students from other schools in the Model U N meetings While at discussed foreign affairs debated issues and voted on bills The participants learned about the political systems of different countries and how these systems operate The Model United Nations was a terrific experience for all of our delegates w 1 C Rownski S Donald K Skobler Row 2 A Onest L Wilczynski H Brieger G Litzenger M Brown J Ben n R w 3 Mr Lev Seyboldt F Raffels T Onest T Onest A Hardner M McConahy K Emhoff FBLA. This year's F.B.L.A. was ad- vised by Miss Townsend. The club members worked hard on their business skills so that they would do a good job at their competitions The members raised money by sell ing candy and poc et calenders to help pay for their trip to Lancaster Pennsylvania where business regionals were held The experience they had w I surely help them o become the Future Business Leaders of America ow 1 M Muffie Ke Johnson Row2 S Syroka J Zimmer L Verdoni B Martin Row3 L Lemler M Anderson A Onest M Angelucci . 1 3, I ' ' k ' '5 l , G. . . - v il I 5 N R 1 . ' , Ily is-iv. I . , . , . . Q . if X . ' L .. ' ' ' I . d ' ' . L these gatherings the students - ' I U p Q ' ' ' f J . . . ! ' x i 4- , . ja A' Y Q . . if N: 'H V. vi T T . M 5 , 1 L , ' y X A' Q . It I ' A V i i I ' ? Q, I l Ro : . Vi , . Mac- I i ,, so . o 't . B. V y, D. It H1gh Q Practicing in the morning before school started this years high-Q team exercised their minds to prepare for their mind-boggling com- petitions. Under the guidance of Mrs. Shirley Westcott, the team answered quiz questions hoping to beat their op- ponents and advance to the finals. The competitions were tension filled but they proved that they could han- dle the pressure and out- think their opponents at the 'Battle of the Brainsf NQTIOHHI Honor Soo1ety Scholarship Character Service and Leadership are the outstanding charac teristics which the members of the National Honor Socie ty possess From grades 1012 they are picked by faculty members who feel that they have demon strated these qualities n academics sports or ex tracurricular activities The students who are inducted par icipate y arly in eremony in which they are honored I, e 4 sl 'Nu .f . I7 Missing pictures, miss- ing pages, lost copy sheets, and locating the disappearing Mr Fobes were major concerns of the yearbook Staff The library conference room served as a temporary yearbook room but soon the staff migrated down to the art room where they could work during the day with supervision from Mrs Corle and Mr Fobes Mrs Joy Stein headed up the business aspects of the book T roughout all e pressures of deadlines the thought which kept the staff going was that we were creating a lasting record of the 1985 school year Yearbook Staff 'l' has Huy f UZ - f ' T, ' Wg - e -- M .-- X 1 ,V Y-1-'X ,,, l... .. A ' i . . . ' Q.,,,.---f - f . . M - ii tn A3 M... ,lil , 4 - , My 'im' 'M'i 'ff'j'T'r '-M . Q . 2, 7 ,,., 1 1 y N v y 1 ' M4 . - 3- 2- I A 4 G- ' ' 1, H -133' .ku , nw . 7 3 ' U' , I ,,, 6 V I , XJ , ,xv fs 11' i i , f V I - 1' ri 'V f 'J a . av J' 1 , I i K A - ,J 1 ,. , Q - 2-. ,.,m,m .-W' ' , f f l ' . 44 ' Y -'v V I Edltors and Photographers 3 af T7 '4- sqhlmlln tmiff The yearbook photographers had demands placed upon them that would appear unreasonable to those not on the yearbook staff However these dedlcated people even though Imposed upon worked long hours ln the darkroom developlng fllm and showed up at unllkely tlmes to record Important events ln our school llfe Wlthout these dedlcated people the BRAVERO pages would be blank Ld? Thus year there were three edntors on the year book staff Jared Kroto served as the layout editor whsle Melanie Mayo was ln charge of the sports sectlon Sheryl Prassack was ln charge of the whole gang These edntors were responslble for seeung that copy layouts pictures etc were belng completed by the staff worklng on each section We are happy to report that even though there were moments close to madness we have survuved PQ KN: Jr Hlgh Swlmmlng Under the drrectlon of Mr North and Mr Mulllgan thus years Jr Hlgh swam team worked on the fun damental strokes of swlmmung ln hopes that they would become future record breakers Many of the young swrmmers took on the job of trmlng and holdrng the false start llne at the Varsrty swlm meets They worked on starts and turns along wrth the four major strokes f freestyle backstroke breaststroke and butterfly Thelr efforts wlll help prepare them for Varsity level swrmmlng Members Are Top Davld Vargo Laura Schnars Jeremy Curry Mary Ellen Brady Dan Yonko Kelly Amann Steve Feudler Mellssa Palmer Errc Okey Bottom Jennlfer Scribner Jesslca Tassone Mary Lrtzlnger Mark Bratt Jum Geletta Ben Okey Jr Hlgh Crafts The Junror Hugh Crafts Club as open to boys and gurls rn grades seven and elght Thus year Mrs Aspden helped Mrs Post and Mrs Muller sponsor these energetlc people Some of the projects the club worked on Included soft sculpture book marks beaded Christmas ornaments and mlce flnger puppets As a social actlvlty the members were Krls Krrngle to each other and they enjoyed Barbatos fo their Christmas dinner party Members Are Mary Lltzlnger Staci Roberts Carrie Schubert Heather Waldron Tuna Plerce Jennifer Scribner Chrls Stiles Danlelle Kubasnk Mrs Post Stephanle Lavelle Brad Martln Brenda Hulsmger Scott Waste Rachelle LaBenne Mrs Muller and Mrs Aspden Sr Hlgh Chorus 8a Show Cholr .ar The Student Body Show Choir under the dlrectlon of Mr Boyd Dolan as a dynamrc group of talented students who combine brrlllant vorces and dance to produce an energetlc show They performed such numbers as CeIebra tion and American Pop Therr creatuvuty was apparent to all who saw thelr dazzlung show Q5 Under the guudance of Mr Boyd Dolan this years Sr Hugh Chorus prepared and perform ed a varlety of songs suc A Special Wash No Good Say :ng Goodbye an American Trilogy They worked hard everyday to perfect therr vorces and styles The addrtuon of a new sound system helped them to project thelr voices louder and fur th r Into their au duences All theur work and deducatlon was ap parent to all who heard them perform 0 0 I . Q V -1 QQR ' xg' fs L.. 3. I V Ah h nn - g. , P 1 - -4.-V I., ' ' I ' -' - rv u -s.,,. X' K' - ' ' -11:7 ' 'HT T ' A ' d W-q:' T' '7 A 4 ' , An ' - rr - r , .2 -A . Q ,A A ' ' , Y ' ' T e ' ' - v . . x ' . . r A-ga' 1 I I J . Q., 1 . 1 X ' Xl . . . , , 1 Jr. High Chorus and Band 414' f 571L., This year's Junior High Band, under the new direction of Mr. Townsend, played their little hearts out in an effort to achieve their goal, to prepare themselves for the Senior High Bands. After many hours of practice these students made their big debut at the Christmas Concert. The band worked on such songs as The Thunderer March, selections from the Pink Panther, and March SIav. Everyone enjoyed hearing these musi- cians play with such in- tensity and desire. The Junior High Chorus, directed by Mr. Boyd Dolan, con- sisting of seventh and eighth graders. Using their energetic voices they performed at the Christmas concert and assemblies during the past year, including the spring concert. The songs that they sang were Dare to Dream and Fifty Nifty United States among others. ' 'bw1M+f..wts.,,.,l.-- ,,,..,,,,,. H M ..,,. f-'H-vw-an . .21 5 . 3 Pep and Jazz Band Thus years Pep Band under the direction of Mr Townsend psyched fans and players at pep rallies and during the boys and gurls basketball games Theur peppy songs consisted of Girls uust want to have fun Far from over Jump and The Heart of Rock and Roll Fans appreciated the hard work and dedication of these talented musucuans who give a lot of time and effort to Thus years Jazz Band consisted of a group of students that real ly enjoyed jamming on stage They performed a number of jazzy songs consustung of Strike up the Band Island Gurl Jazz Man and The Last Tangle of the Lord Boogue Anyone who heard them perform couldn t stop their feet from tappung because of the catchy beat to theur musuc show their spirit by helping others join in their enthusiasm. I 1 ' , .N V v , Q I , Q' , .V . ' 5 Bands and AUXIIIHTY UH1tS Thus years marching band performed at all of thus years football games They were led by Chris Bresee and dlrected by Mr Townsend The musnclans had a tremendous amount of practlce In whlch they perfected their show All the performers went to a two week band camp ln August When September rolled around they practuced for two or three hours every day after school The audnences heard a wude vane ty of songs consnstlng of The Armada of Spain Sung Sung Sung Anything Goes and Olymplc Fan Fare and Theme To help rause money the band sold subs and pizzas These funds helped pay for the Awesome band bus Half tame shows were always pleas ant and everyone looked forward to seelng the excltlng productlons rains' md.- Upper Left The 1984 1985 Cadet Squad Upper Right Chrls Bresee Drum Major Above The 1984 1985 Rifle Twlrlers O . . X f 'nun , .W ..- W, LJ' ,q- V T , L W r ,I Q- '1 .paula - f V A ' 'A . . , ...vs f' ' 1. 65 ' ' ' ,L 'V - V .. -. .4 1 Q , , ... ' ' , . - I , , . .fff - I . - . - - I id .A I . I X X .' in ' I . Ip . I ' ,E f,, ,thu U, vw U IND 'ii .L LU quo T U' UO' UD UU 4 3: Tix. I .u D , s 5 15 o P 2- -.F . U, n 5 X 'S 1 - 5 5 - 9 ' -,f . 1- - 'wa J, :R In ,G In nm N F up I, O gb zgklixl ' ,Q 0 - r A L Q f . UU A: Y ual DOH f , X . . 7, S , , V. 1 K lv IRD.. , ,big v y , ' OX 'I 0 T T A un- ' , , l I , I . . . HV ' T F l A I r vQ -4 i f T Q: . . f Q . . . . 1 . 9 X . X X T . . . , A ', ' ' H Zo l lm' I I - nv ln ' ' - lv nl ' H I ' -, ' ' , 1' 1 1 v ' ' UN -L.. ff ' l I - ll -,., , . . A7 1-. I 1 ' .1 ' , . Hwy- . 4 5: A4 rv ' ' - l , - ' -j ,Qs ,f A, . Ar. f ' 'fl ' ' 1. ' . i I ' ,., .1 I -'I 4 ' . ,.l..'. .A , - - 411.1-,n,. -iv 'Tl Q The 1984-1985 Flag Line Director - Mr. Townsend 44' ww T i s s Mrs. McLeod - cadets the 1984-1985 percussionists W ii, e , e - ffl '5-I-ffif - P'NJ- if as- A f Fi - Mrs. Reed - Rifles Senior Band and Auxiliary Members -H- -v- -1-n-sv -z. ..:.,g . X . , - '.'x, .15 f -, - , .nn , b N I 1, I 'I' rj V . I, v 'QT 'R J rifw' it xi-4, , T T T 455525 -H ' , L' ' J.- Y an-IJ' The 1984-1985 Iroquois Marching Band Varsity Cheerleaders el V :X , I 32 li' 'Hgtyy K1 ir, s, il ,W rd Tlx I Y P i W i I . l A 1 V Y ,I I 1 - A M' ' X 4 I The varsity cheerleaders had a very successful year. Besides cheering varsity football games, the cheerleaders sponsored a superb homecoming. These girls also put on pep rallies that help the teams and students to get pumped for the upcoming sport events. Under the direction of Mrs. Terry Langer, this year's varsity squad was truly full, of spirit. Row 1: Sue Elletson, Lori Coverdale, Jenny Szul, Karen Musser. Row 2: Annette Kloszewski, Amy Stefano, Michelle Gorka, Anita Kloszewski. Senior Members of the Varsity Cheerleaders are: Michelle Gorka, Karen Musser, Sue Elletson, and Lori Coverdale. J V and Jr Hrgh Cheerleaders These 8th and 9th grade gurls helped cheer the Jr hugh foot ball and basketball games to vuctory Mrs Pryber advused the gurls and kept theur en thusuasm the tume focused arousal psychung and spurut all Theur effort on crowd and team Members Kaluszewsku, Duane Franos, Dustue Muller, Chumene Pettut, Debbue McDougall, Krussy Lawson, Karen Dornhoeffer, Tammy Peskorsku, Muchelle Wayne are Ka Cheerung for the J V football and basketball games was the duty of these spuruted young ladues Besudes rootung for theur home teams they partucupated Homecomung and pep rallues cheerung along wuth the Varsuty Thus enthusuastuc group was by Mrs Terr Langer The squad us made up of Con nue Bennett Kelly Cabaday Julue Pelkowsku Laure Needham Carol Noyer and Mary Beth Angeluccu . . . l ' f ' . . X 4 ' ' in .'s I ' I : ' .A gvul . . ' led . y - l . . . .l , . . V. ' I thy I J 4 Wrestlmg and Basketball Cheerleaders Six spuruted gurls were en at t g basketball games thus year cheering the team on to vuctory ln addu tion to cheering for the gurls basketball team they participated in a cheerleading fund raisers. These girls are appreciated by both fans and players for their contributions and support of the team. Mrs. Terry Langer is the advisor for the squad. Beth Wargo Maurita Deptula Lynn Lafferty Stacy Rose Lisa Konkol and Jackie Dickson make up the squad. Filled with vum and vigor the spuru ed wrestling cheerleaders encouraged the wres tlung team on to vuc tory The gurls devoted extra time for the wrestlers by makung urut sug a posters The advusor for these gurls us Mrs Paula Robertson The squad us made up of Barb Bryson Colleen Feeney Maureen Ren shaw Julue Zummer Marua Stahon Sharrue Suns Tracy Peskorsku T Wa rl Sport Trend of the 80's This year a new sport entered the realms of Iroquois High School. The athletes who participate in this sport must have courage, endurance and most of all an incredible appetite. It was a race against the clock between 5 faculty members and 5 football players. The participants ate mounds of pancakes for 30 minutes. The win- ners were the team who consumed the greatest number of pancakes within the time limit. The winners received t-shirts for their efforts while the losers received a well needed roll of Rolaids. This years winners were the faculty who ate a whopping 81, while the runner-up football players consumed 77. lt was a close race, but the faculty proved that despite their inability to out run, score, or tackle their opponents, they could still out Faculty Students Devine Sean Curry . Bowen Kevin Soles 16 . Lev - 15 Dave Swarts - .S u a - 13 Mike Szelinski - 10 To al-81 To al-77 pig them. Mr. ' -19 - 20 Mr. Fitch - 18 Keith Mayo - 19 Mr - 16 ' - Mr y 12 Mr I g 't t - I can't eat another bite! Who needs silverware! -vgv 'D Uofrf Lf 2 Mr. Levy pulls his weight with 15 -5 i Butter on your beard is just one of the hazards of the sport. ., The winning Faculty team in action. .'.wbf' .5 - Sean Curry, the top eater eats an amazing 20. Chrlstmas time at IHS has always been a joyous occasion Every year Student Councll hosts the Christmas assembly In which students tnm the tree and receive gag glfts from Santa and hrs elves The bands and choruses also perform cheerful Chrlstmas music for the merry student body Santa and has elves W J-fa.: Have you been a good Ilttle gurl? Wunter Wonderland Chnstmas concert I want a boyfrlend for Chrlstmas' I T l I . l , . I 7 ' . l ' ' ' rx -D 1 1 ' Q , Fi ' .' 4 1 A , I l, ' , xt . ixag Y -M-M ,sc-.iv Q' .- .. f M- F -- ' - CVT-,f - ,,,-- .A I ,,, , T , I ll' x 3 , 5. . A -J Who needs MTV when you have the IHS Battle of the Bands' Student groups com peted for a 50 dollar prlze and the chance to make a rock vudeo They performed on sta e un front of the HS crowds In order to be the ultnmate nmpersonators The group by the crowd s applause was RATT Battle of the Bands RATT D Plus R Welsmvller K Krlder M Kennedy S Cervrk X. MD Clean up crew' Judas Pruest Wt Loverboy The Cars Specual effects' K I I 1 Z-5 f-. ' eff W '. - '41 iiii W S i ,dv J I 5 T Olympic track star Olympic skating champ Walter Payton Carl Lewis Scott Hamilton from the Chicago Bears Sports Champions Thinking back to the 1984-85 school year our minds are flooded with visions of champions ranging from Mary Lou Retton in Olympic gymnastics to the Detroit Tigers in the World Series. These visions of successes brings us hope and determination for our future triumphs. Aim high, for someday, you may be among those athletes that set goals for future achievers. QQAN5 ni .ani 71 Dwight Evans and Kurt Gibson World Series - Detroit Tigers Olympic gymnastics champion Mary Lou Retton Olympic Skiing Champion Phill Mere SPGRTS Football sr 5 J? e - Ygffgilft -. .-fafihfirf X iwue g I4 M4 T, W- 1 4.11. hw '- gf H- -r Q I 'Tu , -uf - 5 'lF1P -F -5. l 43 Above The 1984 JV and Varslty Football team Rnght COACHES Bob Magee Jeff McShane Bruce Levy Scott Morosky Jum Vogt Bob Sensor and Berme Fitch Below The offensuve llne comes out of the huddle at the North East game f Q I VARSITY Seneca North East Northwestern Corry Fort LeBoef Glrard General McLane Falrvlew Harborcreek OPP 18 20 20 7 0 7 34 O ui The 1984 lroquols team had a very lm presslve season thus year fnnlshlng wlth a 5 4 record and tled ln fourth place ln the ECL New records were set tled and broken thus year Jlm Nelson set a new record for most touchdowns ln has career wlth 22 He also set records for most points 134 klckoff returns and most yardage returnlng punts 253 yards Scott Cervlk broke the record for most tackles by a llneman wlth 181 Erlc Conley set records for most yards rushlng ln a game 140 vs Corry and most yards gained on a punt return 71 yards vs Seneca Jlm Scott and Eric were chosen flrst team all county Bull Kuhns tled the record for most broken up passes 12 Other all county per formers were Kevln Soles second team Chrls lobst and Chrls Colvln Honorable lvlentlon Scott Cervlk and Jlm all state Although there were standout players the whole team should be con gratulated Bad tlmes turned to good tlmes as the controverslal Seneca game was forgotten after the wln over back yard rlval Harborcreek by the score of 360 The graduating players wlsh the best of luck to the 1985 team Top As quarterback Chris lobst has the job of tell mg the offense what to do Mlddle Kelth Krlder seems to be sayung Aw come on ref Bottom The defenslve llne gets ready to block the opponent ODD North East Northwestern Corry Ft LeBoeuf Glrard General McLane FEIFVIGW Seneca ' - , ' - 353, Nelson were chosen Honorable Mention J.v. 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K 'ry ' 4' fn I -'i I , Jr. High Football The 1984 Jr Hugh football team funlshed wlth a O 6 record The lack of experlence and slze may have been the trouble for Coach Bernle Fltch steam The Braves practlced everyday after school and for the flrst time played all thelr home games ln the Hugh School football fleld Hopefully the experlence they obtalned wall help them ln the future when they get to the Varslty and Jr Varslty level Next years team rs washed the best of uck Above The Jr Hugh offensive lane gets prepared to make the flrst down Below Quarterback Paul Benlm throws the ball before bemg hut OPP Muddle Left An :Hs player trles to break a block to get the flrst down Rlght The defensive lane awalts for the offensive oppo nent s play North East Harborcreek Ft LeBoeuf Falrvrew Corry Northwestern J at - ef 0 0 24 . . l , 6 . 44 . . ' .' A ,,f - o ' ' 32 . h 1 6 18 . o 12 ' ' , rf f . 14' l 1 The cheerleadersg an Important part of team psych. The IHS body builders? CQ LLM Amy after 7 OOO yards of swlmmlhg The IHS volleyball team before departing for the state champlonshlps I' I s rough it the bottom ofthe pule' What grace what style' 'll O - , My R QE L M N T X K:'Pl 1 ,Q X ,. l 555-T ff T 1 , I ..,, M, ,,,ctl I ry M, ' I U l 1 T f M c u 'J X T F . 0 1 I i 1. T' ' l S .L nl 4-...41 , rv T' .V l I ' , gf Wil X - - - - W-'PY' T ' , 1, .. 19 or :ia 'K I T X' X lt' : . , . 'F? K.R? 'l if as-.. XV sJ Dave Kertulus the human pretzel When Jerry really trles he can really fly nf?- Thls IS what Stacy S would luke to see at a volleyball game Arnold Schwarzenegger watch out' K . '1'54,3',?' bf ' 4- The new sport of the 8O's. CPancake Eatingj Durlng Dlvlng Season these guys: l-lear no eval, Speak no evll and see no evll Boys Basketball Stronger than a locomotlve7 Falrvlew Seneca East North East Northwestern H OPP Mercyhurst Prep61 Seneca North East Corry Ft Lel3oeuf Northwestern 5 Mercyhurst Prep55 Glrard Harborcreek Strong Vlncent 67 Corry General McLane Fanrvlew Ft LeBoeuf Glrard Harborcreek General McLane 54 Greenvllle 5. it Hey dld you guys hear about , .. Patty cake patty cake baker s man Thus year s boy s Varsu ty basketball had a wln nlng season wlth a total record of 149 Despite the predlcted elghth ln the county the boys pulled out a thlrd wlth the new coaching techniques of Mr Ross Indlvldual standouts were Jlm Nelson and Dave Kertulus whlch were awarded Flrst team all county Dave Cessna also obtauned honorable mention for has efforts The team made the Dlstrlct playoffs but lost thelr flrst game to eenvllle un a h fought battle Many of t lr wlns can be t trlbuted to thelr strong full court man to man defense Mr Ross was quoted as saying we ll be there and the Iroquols Braves certalnly were. an cj-1 Q YN., A N-N Q Q 5, R W Davelumps for the ball N-Fx Quinn 1 Chrls looks for an open man V ,J .2 Dave shoots for two L Jam does a fast break ' - , I 1 ' ., 'U' I Q ' ' .H , U 1 , M l W 5 ' 3' x Q ' Q r X -- ' - l Q D u - KJ ' A, x l X - , A . . 5 1 l Q In 7 1 -- . al 1 , ' - Min . Q Q l t a t ' x tx- X s ' f ' tl 'N 'W ' -J IQ Q t W ' X t' Q I Q, l ' , 5' sl g, K 'L Jump ball get lt' Get t' N I he NX ..u9 'g 16, 3 -' ' N 'ru k Dave and Jum take a stroll on the court What a snot' 9 mhnsw Brave defense No one us getting under thus basket' .d,,,,..,.,..1 U1 M I ' . . ' ' 'iii-5 J ll WN 5 Q' 1 A ' r Y of It x Q 9, N, 5 e rg f X 5+ g ' I V , . ' ' D , 3 8: 1 qx ,- I . I , . ff' X ' L i Q, V 1 XHX, 7 . ,4 I .J ' rs- 'K M X w X 1 K X X , Q . 4 ,, i 'I' , s . ' r , A A N11 1 . ! . f ! 1, N , A.s. . rv .A Q ' 'N' - I ll QL' V. r A . r 'rg aarar g of 4 1 .7 V W A xl 1 if A 4 V. V isa 'I J, . Y, Y. ff? ' if ,A -new-V , 'vc ,. . 'f Q, : ' ? - - 4 M. J V Boys Basketball H ODD Mercyhurst Prep Seneca North East Northwestern McDowell Corry Ft Leboeuf Glrard Gen McLane '32 Falrvlew Seneca Northwestern Corry Ft Leboeuf Glrard Harborcreek Gen McLane Falrvuew Harborcreek if Left Coach Glass glves advlce Thls year s JV basketball team whlch was under the dlrectlon of coach Phll Glass ended thelr season wlth a league record of 11 7 Jeff Bukala was the captaln ofthe team and also led ID scor :ng and reboundlng Steve Hall and George Carter were strong defenslve leaders Bob Forsten and Mlke Schuller rounded out a startlng llne up wlth conslstent play The team showed steady progress durlng the season as they developed thelr confldence ln thelr new system All the JV players galned experlence whlch wall be valuable to next years varsity success Above Follow the bounclng ball Lett Jeff shoots from the foul llne Y ' ' N 1 4 7 , . Q A i ' l i s . .2 4 lf nf' 1 -- di 5 I r ' ' K, ,X . . V ' . f ' W 4 . - , , X i X ' , Y 1 . . 'Y , . , V' , . 5 . F s ', I' V - I I 1 , I S 46 36 39 54 83 39 46 East 33 51 NorthEast 62 61 38 55 48 48 58 54 52 46 27 59 , 38 41 47 41 47 62 44 46 58 57 . 33 62 . 53 50 56 56 40 42 , 46 43 46 'f 1 . if ' Q I r gf' 7 ' f Ar, . -I 41,2 P u ' A I I ,. 4341 lf 1 0 I ,- j 'Sas n - Girl S Basketball The 1984-85 Varsity Girl's Basketball Team: lst Row: Erica Scribner, Liz Mullen, Tammy Bokol, Beth Ber- natowicz, and Audra Windsor. 2nd Row: Coach Mac- Donald, Joann Post, Jessie Irwin, Rene Galletta, Laurie Wilzynski, Ann Trojanowski, Kelly Crozier, and Coach Crozier. Top: Tammy Galletta and Shelley Brown. 3 slr se- - 6, , B Q! i, , in z nga Q The 1984 85 gurl s basketball team accompllshed much thus year Thelr greatest achlevement was takung flrst place ln the Erle County League wlth a perfect 18 O record They were the class AA Erle County representatlves at the Dlstrlct 10 playoffs Taklng 2nd they advanced to the Western seml flnals before bowlng out to Mt Alvernla lndlvldual players also had many honors Sensor Shelly Brown and Junlor Tammy Bokol were two chosen by Erle County coaches for the flrst Team All County basketball squad Beth Benatowlcz was selected to 2nd Team All County and Audra Windsor Honorable Mentlon Also thus season Shel ly Brown passed the coveted career scorlng mark of 1000 polnts Leaders of thus year s champlonshlp team were sensor Shel ly Brown and junlors Audra Wlndsor Beth Benatowlcz and Tammy Bokol Other outstandlng players Included Sensors Renee Gelletta and Laurle Wllczynsku and Sophomore Erlca Scrlbner u- 3 0 f '5 ln a game agalnst Mercyhurst Prep Beth Tammy and Shelley walt for an opportunlty to steal the ball Rlght Captaln Shelley Brown cuts down the net after wlnnlng E C L N or Qi JV Girlas B sketball The 1984 85 J V Glrl s Basketball Team Kneeling Ann Trojanowskl Luz Mullen and Ernca Scribner Standung Coach MacDonald Joann Post Jessie lrwun Chris Brady Kam Kalusta Dawn Mosher Aprll Berlin Laura Rose Kelly Crozier and Coach Crozier LEI N5 M635 Tammy Luz and Beth lust cant want for Coach Ernca Scribner shoots for a basket from the charuty strap Cromer S gruehng prachces to be Over . ' 'iq ' ' 5 , V' 03 ' X V 0, ! B .W Mi X L , J- . I I , - Y k . .. A I f It wnvfvf ' Q , 4 - , -an vw , .4 A, 1 -M ' -L Jr Hlgh Glrl s Basketball -Q .., The 1984 Junlor Hugh Glrl s Basketball Team Coach Stacy Schwartz ann- l lll Ji 2 f These Junlor Hugh gurls anxlously awalt thelr chance on the court f The 1984 Junlor Hugh Glrl s Basket ball team was coached by lvllss Stacy Schwartz The team flnlshed wlth a record of 6 8 The team had many lm presslve players Carol Gessler for ex ample was hugh scorer wlth 99 polnts Best defense was glven by Erln Kelly Allcla Klopfer had the most rebounds The most splrlt award was glven to Tammy Matlack Others who con trlbuted greatly were Mary Ellen Brady Jlll Corey and Held: Sheldon Ol S H fi as , I UL T T .l U,l l ge V f' ' l ll 'T T, sa S5 , , N s. ' ' K' ! 1 2 ' Q , 2 T ' S. e g T, Egx B ,ff The Golf team under the able tutelage of Mr Dennls Luce and the lnsplratlonal leadership of Captaln Matt Utecht contlnues nts nmprovement thus year Thelr league record was 3 wlns 6 losses and 1 tue The season record was 3 wlns 7 losses and 3 tles Low gross average went to Matt wnth 82 6 and most match polnts were garnered by Andy Podolsky Four boys went to Dlstrlcts thus year Matt Utecht Dan Kress Andy Podolsky and Dan Olsen Two of these boys quallfled for the second round Matt flnushed ln the top 17 and Dan Kress an the top 20 Matt Utecht was nominated to All County Lettermen were Utecht Kress Podolsky Olson Cessna and Lombardo Dave Fetzner and Steve Brown were the 7th and 8th men all season The golfers and fans look forward to another year of Improvement ln 1985 at A if A i E 1 1 It 'l - I l l if The 1984 Golf team Includes Braun Mannung Matt Utecht Jerry Wegley Dave Cessna Dan Kress Andy Podolsky Dave Fetzner Muke Lombardo and Dan Olson Under the coachlng of Mr Jlm Perrotto the 1984 Gnrls Tennls Team flnlshed thelr season wlth a 65 mark Once agaln Shelley Brown competed ln Dlstrlct Ten doubles wlth Debble Seyboldt Shelley also competed In singles flnushung 3rd Besldes captam Shelley Brown those letterlng ln the sport were Ann Hardner G1rl S Tenms f M' Laurie Wllczynsku Carol Schuller Held: Brleger Mlssy Anderson Connie Rowlnskl Denise Bojarskl Marla Stahon Duane Bernhard and Sherry Newcomer Falrvlew McDowell Falrvlew Mercyhurst Prep East McDowell Academy Strong Vlncent St Benndlct Tech Vllla Marla Braves Opponent 7 O 4 3 7 O 1 4 Above The dlstrlct 10 runners up Shelley Brown and Debble Seyboldt get ready to compete ln a match Left Shelly blasts one oft to her opponent Bottom Left Laurle Wllczynskl shows off her backhand Bottom Rlght Debble stralns to save a a . h , H , v 3 . I . , 5 Q. x . . I T L T . capturing a 2nd place finlsh. : , 5 . A ' bll. ' ' ' 1 6 3 4 ' ' 2 5 2 5 7 0 4 3 7 0 5 The Bobsie twins. Beth and Marie do the Polka. 1 Jim thinks he's Howard Cosell. Wanna play catch? Faithful scorekeepers, is i aeg an as Q 1 url ul4LoQ sf'-i IHS girls chorus line down state! This is what Amy thinks about swim practice, weight lifting and push-ups, The 1984 lroquous Volleyball Team funushed second In the state endlng the best nn the school s hlstory Under the coaching of Mr Phul Glass they spiked theur way to 2nd ln Dlstrlct 10 and 2nd In the state The team sported an E C L record of 7 2 loslng matches to the Erie County Champs Seneca Bobcats and the FtLeBoeuf Blsons Throughout the season the team participated In the East North FtLeBoeuf Maplewood and two Seneca tourneys All County Honors were given to four lady braves They were 1st Team Tammy Bokol 2nd Team Beth Bernatowlcz and Honorable Mentlon to Anne Hatton and Vu a Fort LeBoeuf Seneca Northeast Northwestern Corry Fort LeBoeuf Glrard General McLane Falrvlew Harborcreek General McLane Volleyball Stacey Scofield Letter wlnners were Debble Bonnnger Lorl Cover dale Sheryl Prassack Stacy Scofield May Smnth Gnnny Rastat ter Beth Bernatowucz Tammy Bokol Patty Brady Anne Hatton and Dorthy Summers Cmanagerh ltfww ff ,.,. T7 WUT' Above Wudy the Wabblt gets psyched up for the upcoming match Left What a ladys man Below Members of the 1984 volleyball team are lst Row Missy Benke Anne Hatton Tammy Bokol Wudy the Wabblt Stacey Scofield Laura Klopfer Beth Bernatowucz and Coach Glass Row 2 May Smith Sheryl Prassack Lon Coverdale Patty Brady Amy Stefano Ginny Rastatter and Debbue Bonnlger Below Right Stacey Scofleld H1173 lumps hugh for thekull Q 3? I 5 - -f S . I 1. I 45 - - ' 5 C n l ll 2 . lv 1 A v Us Opp. W . - 1 'll 2 9 ' , - l 2 1 1 ' . : 1 2 O9 ' 2 0 ,-' 1 I ' , 2 1 I. ,A 2 o A 1 . 1 T 1 2 ' I n 2 . 0 . .h , 2 0 ' ' I ' ' I 2 ' ' 0 y ' - . - 2 2 O ' l ' ' ' 2 o l ' . 5 ,f I JA , .Q .V ft ' r H' M ' I Q r I j , n Y N 1 'Pt . ' 4' 16 is 'v 'fx T A v - v ' ' ran, ,A sf Top Left Vlslons of volleyballs dance ln her head Top Rlght Splke It at them hard Tammy' Mlddle Lett You ve heard of cab bage patch heads Mlddle Rlght The 1984 volleyball team Row 1 Chnmene Petltt Stacey Scofleld Row 2 Sheryl Prassack Chrls Brady Lon Coverdale Deb Bon Bon Bonnlger Patty Brady Row 3 Cathy Kury Wendy Lucore Stephanie Hedges Tammy Hlegel Janet Seybolt Tammy Bokol Wudy Wabblt Mlssy Benke Row4 Kellie Marshall Dusty Mlller Dawn Mosher Kathy Kallszewsku JoAnne Trojanowskl Beth Bernatowlcz Anne Hat ton Row 5 Jody Woolstrum Erlca Conley Erlca Scrlbner Amy Stefano Laura Klopfer Row6 May Smith Ginny Rastatter Kara Karllnchak Bottom Left Gosh l can t belleve he made us run all those sprlnt laps Bottom Rlght J V players await their chance to play 6' ' ri- 'vol rEN' L -if Z 3'-,ggfz 4 ,f -ll -EE T JY .! N HM Above The ref raises Dennis Lechners hand after defeating a wrestler Left Ray Rastatter goes for the takedown Below The 1984 85 Wrestling Team x f fl , , V, MH 1. Erlc Hartman ss declared the wlnner over has Lancer Above Mark Seaholm works has man ln an attempt for back polnts Below Heavyweight Scotty Cervlk locks up IU preparatlon for a takedown The IHS Wrestllng Team had a very lmpresslve wlnnlng season ln 1984 85 The Braves flnlshed with a 12 6 record Defeatlng every AA team ln the county the team funlshed 6 3 ln ECL actlon loslng to county kung pun Corry and powerhouses Ft LeBoeuf and Gen McLane For the flrst tlme ln 11 years the team took the Sectlon AA 1 mat tu tle Led by sectlon champ Steve Har rss the team had elght wrestlers ad vance to Dlstrlcts They were sectlon runner ups Erlc Hartman Mark Seaholm Rlck Kallszewskl and Scotty Sharp Joey Ellls and Bull Kuhns The matmen also partlclpated ln the Saegertown Tourney In whlch Steve Harrus copped 1st place Joey Ellls and Ray Rastatter 2nd and Brlan Sharp a 3rd place Thus year the Bug 8 revolved unto the Bug 12 Braves Chrnstmas Tourney and was held two weeks before Chrlstmas Braves who placed ln thus tournament were Tony Verdonl second Rack Kallszewsku and Scott Cervlk third Joe Ellls stralns to take down hls opponent H. T I . 1 , p opponent. Cervikg 3rd place finishers, Brian 5531 ' Track-N-Field Beginning practice as early as November 83, the 1984 track team competed in dual meets and invita- tionals. New records were set as Billy Kuhns cleared the 12' mark in the pole vault. Ron Head also set a new record by clearing 5 11 in the high jump. Dean Piccirello and Duffy MacDonald had good seasons as did Jeff Burch and Mike Szielinski. This year more girls participated on the team hopefully there will be a girls track team in the near future. At District 10 Billy Kuhns took a third place finish in the pole vault with the mark of Letter winners were captain Dave Green Bill Kuhns Debbie Jaroszewski Ron Head Duffy MacDonald Jeff Burch Dean Piccirillo and Paul Brady. 'fl an-M' ..f' til 2. - ii Burch rounds the turn at a track meet Below Dean Piccirillo third from left takes off in hopes of being first I Il . .. , .. M- .. ' 'r' 'I'-rv' ' 's 1 ' ,i .W-V, .V Mb' WVWNMW' M whhsl -,v, 'H ,M,, .?,,a',,j,,,g,i,. ,. ,. ' ,-,ffwjt if ,ri E , , , ,V if Vi,., J, ' 4 Q' V, Z 4,1 Y. .Wi I ,fl 11,5 , AAMVMI . -, me fr . f A . x -i' W is 2 , Li- I A , . Q I . , I ,. f, 1 t . Q 'f U kj hw ,ggpu-fa- X? ,, 4 fya A , ,i My i ,W N 4, tl., V V... .V .',. 4 1 'Y ' ' 0 1 ' . . f' H 'f , -' I 1' D V . gt 2. 'N i .... 'N ' 4 ,-----' . I ' -:A ,,-ggwm tl! 4 ...und , Y 11-4 g if f15 1 ell: -so. .Ste . 9 ,i '!. -L- .lgF'?'55:: , ' 'ii Left: Billy Kuhns clears the vault thatgave him third at districts. Above: Jeff High- .hy - h . 1.1 -' .. , l. ' i A , , , ' ' ' i i A i 13jii3f- i.-1,g5I1 ff-z4,i: ':y1ijgAg ' '.bV, ,QE , , . , A ff tba ' ' ti ilL,.E.ZL..-' A -uni. ' -. ,,,, Billy Kuhns clears the bar at Fairview. , , fr i : ' r N 'fig f., -5, ft i .Si ' c f 9 if 1 ,se , at n Y ,, , ' 1 4 t-la. he ll it H. .. yn 4' ,fl , 4 R, 4 'tg 1' 9 ' , fi 1 J 1, f, ' ,,. L., .V w ' g 5 . , Q vi I!z.f.f ii, V .-1 1 L Z A I v :gf at 1 1 ' '. ' :ggi t 4 ' :li , ! . Y A V, 'i i 1 X' I 1 I 4 ' 1231: 11111 1 3' . tl P. Q- 2 L 5 W Above: Jeff Burch gets ready to hand off to another IHS runner. li 3 i Y ' .r 1 Z' uv I 1. 3. A twig Above: Mike Szieiinski battles freezing weather to participate in an Unoin City IOK. Left: Dean Piccirillo gains on a group of opponents at the Fairview invitational. Swimming ii The 1984-85 Varsity Swim team concluded their season with a 6-4 record. The Tri-Captains for this year were Jerry Wegley, Sheryl Prassack, and Dan Kress. There were four records broken this year by the swimmers, the 200 yd. Medley relay of Jeff Mc- Curdy, Pete Wegley, Jerry Wegley, and Kris Haltiner smashed the old record by five seconds. Also Jeff McCurty broke the 100 yd. back stroke record, and sophomore Kara Karlinchak broke the 200 yd. freestyle and 100 yd. butterly record. The swimmers wrapped up a final season on Saturday March 2nd with an 11th place in the District 10. May Smith, a Senior Diver, was the only State qualifier. I 4, -S... in s. Q.- S. S- 5: Gr 1 - if 'C ugly J i 3 ' 1 L The 1984-85 swim team as pictured above left: Coach North, Coach Mulligan, Laura Snars, Jessica Tassorie, Dan Yonko, Steve Feidler, Kirk Haltiner, Jim Gelletta, Eric Okey, Ben Okey, Josh Fasenmyer, Scott Briggs, Kara Karlinchak, Kelly Bratt, Barb McCurdy, Melissa Sittenger, Dave Vargo, Amy Burick, Pete Wegley, Matt Neideriter, Cris Andracheski, Brian Julius, Tom Pakowski, Kris Haltiner, Jeff McCurdy, Sheryl Prassack, May Smith, Jerry Wegley. Above: May Smith concentrates before her dive. Below Left: Jerry and Pete five their all. Below: Kara holds her start. Y . ---n. J DPR '41 ,I - - Coach North guves Instruction 1 vL -' l. , S' my ,. bhrrwl Bus rg ldx lor thu sl art is 'UN' 1 .L 1 i -3 I hu IHS swurnnnrs mxtuh thu dINk,I'S perform ii -x Josh quietly awaits 7 OOO yards l IB Captams Dan Kress Sheryl Prassack and Jerry Wegley r , r N rx - K. ,M s, ., , i , Ju Q ' A ' fy N17 ,.,,.f-:W X , l . -- 1, X . go' . r 'Y ' P 1 .1 gi r - s I v -. l ' ' ' K1 - f : iq s - A 0 E 1, .. H ' .. V K G sv lr, I I4 v ' . D I I - t - f '. ' Q . ,takin A 3, 0 ' ' u ' 'fl Q' 4 - NIJ. T' si -1 S Pb- L V .- K . 4 Baseball The Iroquois Baseball Team continued their winning ways throughout the 1984 cam- paign. Behind the knowledge and leadership of head coach, Mr. Phil Glass, the team fin- ished their season as the ECL runnerup with an impressive 13-3 slate. Despite a couple of disappointing mid-season losses, the team was able to rebound and gain a berth in the District 10 playoffs. Iroquois advanced to the championship by knocking off Saegertown in a tight ballgame before their season came to an end. The hardballers amassed an overall 14-4 record and more impor- tantly the winning baseball tradition continued. All-county honors were given to seniors Dan Bokol and Rob Edinger and junior Jim Nelson. ' 'nu Y, ' - -V , 1 F IHS Varsity OPP. Academy Seneca North East Northwestern Ft. LeBoeuf General McLane Fairview Harborcreek Girard Seneca North East Ft. LeBoeuf Girard Northwestern General McLane Fairview Harborcreek Saegertown West Middlesex Matt Utecht a n d R o b Edinger give each other a hug after winn- ing the game that made them D-1Ofinalists. r v Above The players take their hats off for the playing of the national anthem. Right Doesn't look good forthe Braves at District 10 Playoffs. 4 .pr- ' Mfg., i Dan Bokol gets off third ready to head home. D Northeast 2 General McLane 9 7 Northwestern 5 3 Fairview 4 5 Northeast 3 8 Girard 2 3 Fairview 4 - 12 Ft. LeBoeuf 2 6 General McLane 2 ' ' .,4 , - ' lfq Af I ' the U ' ,w..,,a .. 4 .. -sa ,J ' fr . ' as 0 ' .. . , . M: .3 't I F ., .rg -nv -K js .- sl t A W N P Above: Dan Bokol hits one to right field. Middle Right: Matt Utecht gets in position to hit Chopefully a homerunj. Right: The team celebrates after defeating Seagertown. .J'v -4l 'Q og 7406 or W' in vw 5-.1 4 - rfliwgls' ' 'W' IT , - .. . V .. .:...,,N ,,,, M. ' .',i. ,.,,, - ,, , ..., , , , ,-.. I f ' .1 x' 'r 1 , ' 'Z Jr' ' Q , -v ,-.14 ,,.,, I gf.-1.1 wx . t Vx- -, . 1 fl A , .. 1- I. X rj.. L, all' ,Hb Q, 1JA4 A K. 9, w 'i' ' - 1 -. x I , t ' 5 . , V I .., A..- . . A Q - I -A - ' -if U - V f -F in - ' ., ' .Y ' ' X . I 2 N- , F X 2 5. W Q '-- ' - . i' 7 . 311- 1-- ' W . ' -4 - 'Age' A . XX , C ' ' . - v - - r ., A., I K Q' .l X .... '. ' -' X 1 , I, . ' s '-4 - Lt ' 1- .2 -1 - -.-',,. , R K .., 1' - ' ' 1' 4 7' ' I- , I . ' .t '- -:Q . I ' 'v -. qi. i - ..Y..s2- ' 14 Rlght Nanty Nelson seems to be saylng Want tlll next year Emmy lm Above Renee steps to bat at Shlppensburg State runners up Once agaln the Lady Braves of Il-lS took their bats and mltts and headed for Shnppensburg Unlverslty The team which had prevuously held the state tltle was defeated In a tough game by Kutztown 4 3 The team ended the season with a 14 3 record The Braves tunlshed flrst ln the ECL with a 151 record They also took the Dlstruct Ten and Western AA tltles Sux ladies placed on the all county team 1st team honors were glven to Flo Hltzges Nancy Nelson and Shelley Brown 2nd team con s sted of Marne Waechter and honorable mentnon was Mlssy Ray and Beth Bernatowlcz The Braves were coached by Mr Bernle Fitch Softball ,wk Varsity CDD Strong Vlncent Seneca Northwestern Glrard VI a Gen McLane Ft LeBoeuf McDowell Tech North East 1 A Falrvlew Harborcreek Seneca North East Northwestern Ft LeBoeuf Girard Gen McLane Falrvlew Harborcreek alt. Tammy looks a llttle nervous whsle Joanne knows the Braves are In control A 'U 1 '. 1,31 T , 1 ' 9 tt J : , ll m 4 , be afar ' . - .. xr, -, -'Q 'Q-.xf7?'3f.-,A I: f . A,-.f f.f,g,,.u -'a-2-ifjf-,QG'l' f gj .f lg N 4' , - S-I 1 A ' urls I . 3 A V 22 ? 16 8 13 15 3 A O 8 19 'll O 8 . 9 . 1 5 ' 11 . 2 7 . 11 O 9 W - 11 1 3 1 6 L L ' T I I I T V . 1'1 , I 'K fa.. L- . ' ' ' 1 ey , . I ' T T ' ,rv 4 5 df' x S-. ues. s I r+,1 , iv '31, : ..Y.pw' Fw- - K A n' 'r' gal V110 m l rua anus-, .rf -XC, WFN ',,-,r ag Nh! Playoffs H ODD St Bens Maplewood Carmucheals New Brnghton Turtle Creek BeIow1At plate Nancy Nelson us sure to hut one over the fencse si +7 'IQ ms-. J' nr I 'Q .v.MQffV' Junior Varsity Scores H Opp Northwestern Girard Vllla Marla Gen McLane Ft LeBoeuf McDowell Tech North East Falrvnew H Opp Harborcreek Northwestern North East Ft LeBoeuf Glrard Gen McLane Fairview Harborcreek ' .fa Kutztown 1-Q Debbue hurts one at home plate 5 Rene gets ready for the steal 14 X-T.. -,U ,. 7 O A CLGSING att .y ,... , With a heartful of pride and Ioveg our congratulations. en MOM and DAD to the last Musser at Iroquois. if ' A i - Love, MAOMLDAD, KATHY, and BRIAN , , 4- Ai? -:JJ 32, . DAD and MOM C Vw-Q and DAD You've onlyjust Begun You make us proud. Love' MOM' DAD DE'-AN'E PW'-db .hm N 'mr Best wushes for success happiness and love nn your ' 'Yi-1. at f ' ' UATJDUUUG Tooo '? - ., . Q'-,. WYTWGM .K QDAD and THERESA I ,,,,, Love kraiwd DAD 23,1 X ff' Qfwr D PATTI BFI A Tum Be Proud' You ve Congratulations' Best of luck In the future Love you' Y MOM and DAD MOM DENNIS KAREN KENNY and B'RANDON Missy, Congratulations and keep up the good work. Carol, Congratulations! You've made us so proud! Lori, Congrats, happiness, luck and all our love. Congratulations Charlene for a fantastic jobl Chickadee, you'll always be Pele to us. Renee Our best wishes for your future years Tammy Good luck with your next cycle of life Love you. MOM, CHUCK, CINDY and HOLLY We love you! MOM and DAD MOM, KELLY and DAWN MARIE We love you! MOM and DAD Love MOM and DAD Love MOM and DAD Love MOM and DAD Way to go Fluff' Shellle Congratulations' May you enjoy life to its fullest Kristin ? P'l'8l'f' We wish you the :Uh You are me AQMW Tom, Mickey, and Julie Joe and Shirley Befnneft 2ltI'OI'1S Jeff, DanieIle,Jd6ith and William Bukala Dan and'Rose Briggs Wayne and Fran Briggs Bill, Jan and Steve Brown Kristy Burch John and Claudia Brydon Mary Ann Catherine Francis W. Catherine Bob and Ina Rae Corey Marty and Betty Day and Family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Devine Dick and Pat Greene Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hart Iroquois High School Library The Kaeberleins and Ellen Kertulis Connie Kalkhof amlly Mil -'-32-..r...4 Senior Histories JEROME ALAN ADAMUS Jake, 718166 Football 8-12, basketball 8-9, baseball 9-11, stage crew 7, swim- ming 7, jacket club. Future occupation: Teacher Q MELISSA MARIE ANDERSON Missy, 316167 F.B.L.A. 11-12. president 12, tennis 10-12, National Honor Socie- ty 10-12. jacket club. Future occupation: Medical Secretary SHELLIE ANN ATKINSON Shell, 316167 Class Vice-president 8, student advisory, student council 11, marching band 9-12, pep band 9-11, concert band 7-11, jazz band 9-12, student body show choir 9-12, chorus 9-12, jr. high district chorus 9, sr. high district chorus 10-12, all county jazz band 11-12, Allegheny honors band 11, band president 12, uniform manager 12. Future occupation: Teacher ALAN C. BAINBRIDGE Big Al, 1016167 Football 11, bowling club 11-12, lifting team. Future occupation: Commercial artist JANICE LYNN BERNHARD Jan, 9124167 Yearbook staff 10-11, Model U.N. 12, National Honor Society 11-12, pep club 7, craft club 7, senior council 12, honor roll 7-12, perfect attendance 7, 8, 9. 11. Future occupation: undecided MICHELLE BIELISKI School newspaper 7-8, NJROTC 10. Future occupation: Child care technician DENISE ANN BOJARSKI 9112166 Yearbook staff 10-11, tennis 11-12, senior council 12,high-Q12, National Honor Society, perfect attendance 9-12, honor roll, chemistry lab assistant 11-12. Future occupation: Pharmacist DEBORAH ANN BONNIGER Bon-Bon, 1128168 National Honor Society 11-12. jacket club, volleyball 9-12, honor roll, softball 9-12. Future occupation: Elementary school teacher KRISTIN LYNN BRESEE Kris, 8113167 Concert band 9-12, marching band 9-12, pep band 9-12,,jazz band 10, 12, drum major 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, McDonalds All county band 12, district band 12. mid-east band 11-12. Future occupation: Elementary, pre-school teacher GUY E. BERLIN t'Rag, 8113166 Football 8-10. Future occupation: undecided. HEIDI ARND BRIEGER 11111166 National Honor Society 10-12, debate 11-12, Model U.N. 12, ten- nis 9-12. bowling club 11, peer jury 12, concert band 7-12, mar- ching band 7-12, pep band 9, 10, 12, jr. high basketball 7-8, McDonalds all county band 12, district band 12, district or- chestra 12. Future occupation: Veterinarian SHERRY MARIE BRIGGS Sher, 6128167 Concert band 7-10. jr. high chorus 7-8, F.B.L.A. 11, pep band 9- 10. swimming 9-12, jr. high basketball 7-8, marching band 9-11. Future occupation Executive secretary MICHELLE LENORE BROWN Shelley, 218167 Tennis 9-12, basketball 9-12. softball 9-12, National Honor Socie- ty 11-12. jacket club, Model U.N., debate 12, show choir 10, 12. softball all county 10-12. Future occupation: undecided JAMES HOWARD BROWN Jim Vo-Tech-brick layer. Future occupation: undecided PAUL BRYSON 6128166 Football 8, Tech-maintenance. Future occupation: Pilot or Maintenance. TIMOTHY J. BUCK Buck, 12131165 Future occupation: State Police officer DOUGLAS P. CALVIN Smiley, 1122167 Baseball 7-9, basketball 7-9. Future occupation: Science major. SCOTT DANA CERVIK Dog, 10127166 Football 8, captain 9, captain 10, 11, 12, captain lst team all county, honorable mention all state, homecoming king, class of- ficer 8, B.M.O.C., wrestling 7-12, captain, baseball 9, 10, jacket club, prom court 11. Future occupation: Physical education teacher or major in sports medicine DAVID NEAL CESSNA CEZ, 2119167 Class officer 7, basketball 8-12, baseball 10, 12, football 8, golf 9-12, National Honor Society. Future occupation: Computer Engineer MICHAEL RAY CHATI' Chitt chatt, 712167 Football 8-11, diving 10, track 12. Future occupation: Navy as a dental technician and then college ANDREW JAMES CLARK Andy, 3121167 Football 8, Little hoopsters 7. Future occupation: undecided BRIAN KEITH COCHRAN Roach, 915165 Future occupation: undecided SHANNON LYNN COLE Shmoo, 1111167 Student advisory 11-12, honor roll, Future occupation: undecided CHRISTOPHER ALAN COLVIN CAC, 412167 Football 9-12, captain 12. Future occupation: Upholstering TOM CORNWELL Corny. 4119167 Diving 9-10, E.C.T.S. - commercial art. Future occupation: Commercial art LORI MICHELLE COVERDALE 617167 Swim team 7, student council 8, 9, 11, volleyball 9-12. cheerleading 10-12, softball 9-11. Future occupation: undecided MICHAEL COVERDALE CUUS, 1129166 Football 8. Future occupation: Auto body repair JOYCE MARIE DABROWSKI Jay, 9116167 Future occupation: undecided MICHELLE THERESE DELANEY 311167 Rifles 11-12, Jr. high swimming 7-9, yearbook staff 9-11, co- editor11, bowling club 10-12, future nurses 9-12, Future occupa- tion: undecided CHRISTINE MARIE DORNHOEFER Chrissy, 12114167 Flag line 9-12, co-captain 11-12, bowling club 10, 12, peer helper 9-10. McDonalds band 11. Future occupation: undecided NORMA JEAN EDLER Guna 11123167 Student councul 8 softball 9 11 bowlung club 12 Future occupa tuon Cosmetology to own her own beauty salon CHARLES BRIAN EIMERS Chass 9113165 Future occupatuon undecuded SUSAN ANN ELLETSON Sue 12111167 Softball9 jv cheerleader 10 varsuty cheerleader 11 12 bowlung club 11 class offucer 1112 pep club 7 jr hugh band 7 8 homecomung court 12 Future occupatuon undecuded KURTISANDREW EMHOFF DR STRANGE 7113167 Football 9 12 basketball 8 tennus 1011 track 12 Future cupatuon undecuded GILBERTW EPPERSON Epps 314167 Football8 9 Tech Future occupatuon Weldung DAVID ALLAN GEARHART 3120167 Stage crew 11 E C T S 10 12 Future occupatuon Toll and e makung MAUREEN MICHELLE GELLETTA Renee 5126167 Basketball 7 12 softball 8 12 jacket club Natuonal Honor Socue ty Future occupatuon lndustrualenguneerung TAMMY LYNN GELLETTA 5114166 Basketball 9 12 softball 9 12 marchung band 10 12 jacket club F B L A 12 Future occupatuon Meducal secretary MICHELLE JEAN GORKA 1110168 Pep club 7 home ec club 7 jr hugh 9 jv 10 varsuty 11 12 cheerleadung captaun 12 prom commuttee Future occupatuon JEFFREY RAY GROSS Grosser 911167 Basketball8 9 baseball9 12 Future occupatuon undecuded ANN MARIE HARDNER 11130167 Softball 9 tennus 9 12 Model U N 12 Natuonal Honor Socuety 11 12 Future occupatuon undecuded STEPHEN CRAIG HARRIS Harry 12126166 Jr hugh wrestlung 7 8 varsuty wrestlung 9 12 captaun 12 football 8 student councul 7 class offucer 10 12 Future occupatuon Elec trucal Enguneerung VALERIE SUZANNE HARRIS 1018165 S A D D 12 Future occupatuon Photographer KAREN SUEHART K 6122167 Basketball 910 softball 9 show chour 912 Natuonal Honor Socuety 11 12 bowljng club 11 12 journalusm 11 12 Future oc cupatuon Journalust JOHN HATTON 8119167 Football 8 9 11 12 basketball 89 jacket club track 912 Future occupatuon undecuded RONALDN HEAD Ron 11110167 Basketball8 9 11 12 track 10 12 jacket club golf9 10 Future occupatuon undecuded SHARI LYNNE HEDGES 7124167 Marchung band 9 flag Iune 10 12 captaun 12 concert band 7 12 pep band 9 12 Future occupatuon Psychologust CHARLENE HESS 6123166 Marchung band 912 pep band 9 10 12 concert band 7 12 chorus7 10 11 12 Future occupatuon undecuded STEVE DOUGINS HESS 2117166 Football 8 9 E C T S Future occupatuon Carpenter PATRICIA MARGARET HITZGES 8111167 Jr hugh cheerleader 8 9 N H S Smoke Sugnal 10 12 broadcast 10 12 Future occupatuon Doctor DAWN MARIEIRWIN Quackue 918166 Future occupatuon Nurse HOLLY L JOHNSON 1124167 Flag lune 10 12 peer helper 8 10 chorus 10 12 Future occupa tron Accountant JENNIFER LYNN JOHNSON Jenny 316167 Drama club 10 11 Prom pruncess 11 student councul 12 year book staff 12 Future occupatuon undecuded PAMELA SUE JOHNSON 11117166 Craft club 7 flag Iune yearbook staff student councul tTechJ VICA senuor representatuve Future occupatuon Graphuc Communucatuons JOHN BRIAN KADAY 3118167 Marchung band jazz band show chour chorus dustruct chorus pep band Future occupatuon Musucuan KAREN KATHLEEN KEHL 11128166 Volleyball 10 11 swummung stat 9 j v cheerleader 11 Future oc cupatuon undecuded MICHAEL JOSEPH KENNEDY Skynard 3111167 Football 11 12 wrestlung 10 11 Future occupatuon Draftung DAVIDA KERTULIS Doobue 2121166 Jacket club basketball 7012 footbaIl812 baseball9 Future oc cupatuon Sports admunustratuon KIRK PATRICK KIRKPATRICK 9116166 Track 7 11 B Y F Future occupatuon Archutect MARK DAMIAN KLAN Klan 5111165 S A D D Future occupatuon Meducal technucuan TAMMYG KOHLER Shorty 12120166 Future nurses track E C T S Future occupatuon Nurses Aud KAREN LYNN KRAWCZYK 9128166 Class offucer 7 honor roll 7 12 baseball stat swummung stat Na tuonal Honor Socuety j v cheerleader 10 varsuty cheerleader 11 Future occupatuon Busuness Management or Health Admurustratuon STEVEN KREGER 1117167 Football 10 12 track 8 12 wrestlung 9 Natuonal Honor Socuetv 10 12 jacket club debate 12 DANIEL GERRARD KRESS Dunky 1119167 Swummung 10 12 golf9 12 swummung captaun 12 jacket club 11 student councul 7 12 vuce presudent 11 presudent 12 football 8 basketball8 honor roll Future occupatuon Polutucs KEITH EDWARD KRIDER Krudes 1118167 Football 11 12 track 11 12 basketbalI9 Natuonal Honor Socuety . - - - I I I I A I I I - I . , : -1 I I I ' ' . I ' , . . I . . . . - ' I I - -I ' I I - I I ' - I , IA II : . I . . . - . . oc- ll I II ' - . - I I I . - I I I - , . . . . - . . Du - - ' I . I . ' - ' , , I I I ' . ll II - - ' - I - I I . . I I - I ' - I ' I I I , ll II ' I - ' I ' I I I I - I . ' I . I I - I I - I I I - I ' I ' . ' , . . I . I Y I I - I I ' I ' ' I ' I I I - I I ' ' I I I I I - I I - I I ' ' I - I I I I I I - I II ' Il . I - ' I - I - I I 11, jacket club, Ratt gang. Future occupation: U.S. Air Force JARED GLENN KROTO Krots, 2114167 Honor roll, perfect attendance 8, chorus 7-8, football 12, year- book 12, layout editor, photographer 12, D.A.R. good citizens award 12, prom committee. Future occupation: Architect WILLIAM ALLEN KUHNS Kuhnie, 1117166 Track 8-12, football 8-12, weight lifting 8-12, jacket club. Future occupation: undecided LISA DAWN LEMMLER 9114167 Honor roll 7-12, National Honor Society 10-12, F.B.L.A. 11-12, treasurer 12, future nurses 11, debate 9-10, lab assistant 12, perfect attendance 7-8. Future occupation: Psychologist ROBERTPHILLIPLEUSCHEN 4127167 Computer programming fVo-Techy. Future occupation: Com- puter programmer CHRISTOPHER R. LEWIS Bucky, 9115166 Football 8, 9, 11, basketball 8, 10, 11, 12, student council 7-12, vice-president 12, jacket club, student forum 11-12. Future oc- cupation: Electronics GRETCHEN LITZINGER 10120166 Marching band 10-12, concert band 10-12, pep band 10, drama club 11, Erie Philharmonic youth orchestra 10-12, journalism staff. Future occupation: undecided LINDA MARIE LUKACHIK 2113167 Craft club 7, jr. high cheerleader 8-9, drama club 10-11, National Honor Society 11-12, yearbook staff 12, honor roll 7-12. Future occupation: undecided SARAH ELIZABETH MACDONALD 613166 Jr. high basketball 7-8, track 10, pep band 10-12, marching band 9-12, concert band 9-12, smoke signal 11, drama club 10, debate club 12, Model U.N. 12. Future occupation: Education CHRISTINE MARIE MAGUIRE Chris, 5123167 Library helper 8-10, V.l.C.A., student council CTechJ. Future oc- cupation: Food service MICHAEL DAVID MANKOSKI Mickey, 312167 Football 9, track 12. Future occupation: Electronics SUSAN DEBORAH MARGOSIAN Sue, 117167 Future occupation: Cosmetology and own her own beauty shop JENNIFER LYNN MARTIN 9128167 Yearbook 9-12, softball 9-12, volleyball stat 10, basketball stat 11,' National Honor Society 10-12. Future occupation: Medical Technologist PAUL LESLEY MOSKALCZYK Moose, 9123167 V,I.C.A.. student council fTechJ, chorus. Future occupation: Technician JEFFREY MARK MCBRIDE Bake, 8116167 Football 11-12, jacket club, baseball 11-12, basketball 9-10. Future occupation: undecided KAREN JEAN MUSSER Muss, 11118166 Jr. high 9. captain, j.v. 10. captain, varsity 11-12, captain 11-12, cheerleader, class officer 11, yearbook staff 12, honor roll 7-12, National Honor Society 11-12, prom committee, Smoke Signal typist. bowling club 11-12. Future occupation: Business Management KELLY JEANNE NECE Kel, 4118167 Swimming 10-11, show choir 11, 12. Future occupation: Teacher JAMES FRANCES NELSON Nellie, 913167 Baseball 9-12, basketball 8-12, football 8-12. Future occupation: undecided JOHN J. NORTUM 9112165 Future occupation: Truck driver TIMOTHY G. NORTUM Fuzz, 10128166 Track 10-12. Future occupation: Photographer RENEE OLER 11130166 V.I.C.A. CTech7, library helper. Future occupation: Nurse AMY ELIZABETH ONEST 1014167 Track 9-10, swimming 7-10, F.B.L.A. 10-12, National Honor Society 10-12, craft club 7-8, debate 7-12, high-Q 11-12, Model U.N. 12, cadet 10-12, captain 12, honor roll. Future occupation: International business BRIAN KEITH PALMER Palms, 917167 Wrestling, student council tTechJ, V.l.C.A., V.l.C.A. officer. Future occupation: Electronics DOUGLAS JOHN PECK Doug, 1122168 National Honor Society 11-12, Smoke Signal 10-12, editor 11-12. Future occupation: Rock singer TRACY LYNNE PESKORSKI Spacey, 5127167 Future nurses 11, flag line 11, basketball stat 11, jr. prom court, homecoming court 12, wrestling cheerleader 12, journalism 12. Future occupation: Elementary educator RAYMOND DEAN PICCIRILLO Dean, 10122166 Cross country 7-12, track 7-12, jacket club 12, weight lifting 9- 12. Future occupation: Teacher DAVID ANTHONY PIUS Pie, 8111167 Football 9-12, basketball 9-11, jacket club 12, weight lifting 11- 12. Future occupation: Architect SHERYL LYNN ANN PRASSACK Cher, 111167 Swimming 9-12, captain 12, volleyball 10-12, track 11-12, year- book staff 11-12, editor 12, photographer 12, cheerleader 8-10, captain 8-10, football stat 11, honor roll 7-12, student council 11-12, treasurer 12, student forum 11, National Honor Society 1-12, jacket club, senior council 12, homecoming court 12, prom committee 11, world affairs council 12. Future occupation: Doctor MARK DAVID PRUYN 10123166 Swimming 9-10, tennis 9-12, show choir 9-12. Future occupation: Accountant FRANCINE A. RAFFELS Fran, 7122167 Cadets 11-12, future nurses 10-11, yearbook 10-12, Model U.N. 12, bowling club 10-12, National Honor society 11-12, track 12, drama club 10-11. Future occupation: Doctor PAUL ANTHONY RAPELA Spaz, 113166 E.C.T.S. 10-12, stage crew 7-12. Future occupation: Auto mechanics VIRGINIA IRENE RASTATTER Gin, 9123184 Volleyball 9-12, softball 9-12, class officer 9-10, journalism 12, National Honor Society, wrestling team manager 11-12, debate 12, yearbook, A.F.S. club. Future occupation: Agriculture CONSTANCE MARIE ROWINSKI Connie 3117167 Tennis 11 12 Model U N 12 assistant band manager 1011 yearbook staff 10 11 high Q 12 National Honor Society 11 Future occupation Industrial Management KAREN SAVAGE 417167 Yearbook staff 12 future nurses 12 band 7 8 Future occupa tion Computer analyst CAROL JEAN SCHULLER 3130167 Jr high 9 jv 10 cheerleader drama club tennis 10 12 year book staff 12 journalism and broadcast staff bowling 11 Future occupation Secondary educataon STACY LYNN SCOFIELD Scofs 116168 Volleyball 9 12 captain 12 softball 10 track 12 Future occupa tion undecided DEBORAH ANN SEYBOLDT Debbie 813167 Tenms 9 12 National Honor Society 10 12 Model U N 12 Class officer 12 Future occupation Accountant DAVID MICHEAL SHANK Shankers 7127166 Future occupation undecided KATHE ROBERTA SKOBIERANDA 1012167 Tennis 89 jv 10 girls basketball 11 cheerleader captain 11 craft club 8 president culture vultures 11 12 Model U N 12 student advisory committee 8 12 yearbook 8 9 project enhance 11 USAA award for mathematics and industrial arts certificate of merit in science by the Pa society of Professional engineers Future occupation Dentist MICHEAL LEE SMART Smartzie 3125167 Football 8 9 Future occupation Underwater welder MARY LYNN SMITH May 12110166 Volleyball 9 12 diving 9 12 softball 9 track 10 baseball stat 11 12 Future occupation Physical Education teacher MICHAEL ALLAN ST DENNY Doonesbury 714167 Future occupation undecided DOUGLAS JAMES STEPHENSON Dougie 12128166 Basketball 8 9 baseball 10 tennis 7 9 Erie Philharmonic Youth Orchestra 10 12 Mid East all star band 10 12 district band 10 12 district regional and all stat band concert band 7 12 jazz band 7 12 marching band 7 11 Pa Governors School for the Arts Future occupation undecided DANIELR STODDARD Dan 1217166 Basketball baseball golf Future occupation Engineering JIM STOVER Maddog Stoves 1016166 Football 8 10 diving 11 Future occupation Army JOELTHOMASSWIDERSKI Swish 5130167 Basketball 8 10 football 8 9 11 12 student council 12 jacket club track 9 10 Future occupation G E Apprentice Program SANDRA LYNN SYROKA Sandy 4122167 National Honor Society FBLA 11 12 regional secretary Future occupation Executive secretary LISA TURLEY 11122167 Vo tech graphic communications, sensor council 12, yearbook staff 12, V I C A secretary Future occupation Commercial artist and photographer MATTHEW PHILIP UTECHT YUK 918167 Golf 9 12 captaln baseball 10 12 captain football 8 9 basket ball 8 9 1st team all county golf low average and most points awards Smoke Signal sports editor student council 12 class of flcer homecoming court jacket club honor roll Future occupa tion Journalist or Lawyer GERTRUDE GERARD WAGNER Gertie 619167 Student council 7 12 secretary 11 12 cadets 10 12 co captain 11 12 volleyball 9 10 F B L A 11 prom court 11 homecoming court 12 Queen 12 Future occupation Criminal Justice ROBERTGORDONWAKELEYJR Ace 9122167 Football 8 basketball 8 wrestling 9 Future occupation Engineering JEROME CHARLES WEGLEY Jerry 613167 Football 9 10 12 swimming 912 golf 11 baseball 912 all county baseball 12 swimming captaln 11 12 homecoming court 12 prom court 11 student council 12 Future occupation Medicine RANDY ALLAN WEISMILLER 5117167 Football 9 12 track Future occupation Air Force MICHAELA WESTCOTT Wes 1121166 Future occupation Drafter LAURIE WIEST Laurey 11125167 Tech 11 12 peer helpers 9 10 honor roll Future occupation Cosmetologlst LAURIEALICIAWILCZYNSKI Ski 315167 Tennis basketball softball 10 ModelU N National Honor Socie ty Future occupation Accountant TODDSTEVEN WOOLSTRUM Wooly 1110167 Vo tech 1112 football 9 baseball 9 Future occupation undecided SEAN EDWARD YEAST 8110166 Future occupation Computer Programming JULIE ANN ZIMMER Jul 5125167 Twlrler 9 10 class officer 8 11 prom court 11 prom committee wrestling cheerleader 11 12 ptain 12 F B L A 11 vice president yearbook staff 10 11 Future occupation undecided 7-12, National Honor Society 10-12, Elmira College Key award , V ' A - - I ' v . 1 v ' 1 . l l . 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