Galway Central High School - Piper Yearbook (Galway, NY)

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 During the pest four years we have done our best, strange as it may seen to certain dubious persons, to realize our intention of securing an education. On commencement night v c shall assume the nicn of graduates v ho have deserved well the diplomas they received. Our brave appearances will attest our willingness to become r part of that vtst world outside the protective walls of the school building. When we have left school, however, I an sure we will carry v ith us the remembrance of chains, faculty, and enjoyable tines spent at G. H. S, Lena Halo EPITAPH We, the class of '42, Leave you now in gowns of blue. Our advice we leave behird. Calmly assured you will not mind. Now, you freshmen, don't use guile. Do not be ofraid to smile. Life has just begun for you. Look at us--end follow thru. Sdphot '€3, you have two more years. Don't let there be many tears. Stop and think--two years ere few Of all the years ahead of you. ell, now, juniors, you ere next. Step right up and don't be vexed. We moved on, left room for you. Stick it out and you'll get thru. All the teachers heave a sigh As they wave us all good-bye. And we give them all our thanks For having patience with our pranks. Pauline Sanders yy ' ft ft ft » ?• •{ fttfn rtf ' '■

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 VI r V I CLASS PROPHE CV C 1952] In the myriad sands of time I see many things. Alger Bagdan, the world famous announcer, has become $ radio's best tobacco auctioneer. It hasn't been a t tough struggle for Alger, who, for 5 consecutive years, i was champion hog-caller of N. Y. State. fs. Charlotte Erundige has been acclaimed the outstanding sportswoman of her day. Thus far Charlotte has won top honors in swimming, golf, tennis, baseball and ice-skating. Charlotte has told me in confidence that her favorite game is croquet. Incidentally, her game is terrible. Edmund Jezierskl is director of a group of ballet dancers. When asked why he chose such an outlandish career, Edmund replied: I like to put people through their paces. Lena I.iale, I see, is a nurse in the army hospital at Alexandria, La, She only takes care of patients who have light curly hair, are tall, handsome and have blue eyes. Jennie Maryzak is the best known woman lawyer in New York, specializing in divorce cases. Well, Jennie seems to have benefited a good deal from her law class in Galway High School. Doris Phoenix, married to a successful business man, has been writing a series of articles on the preservation of marriage for Good Housekeeping. .■ „, , , I UJ I I J J ' , II