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

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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

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 ■ ' .,■ ., .... tl 'llltl ll ' It, ! , . ? ! , ' - , Bernice Sanders has stepped into Grace Moore's operatic shoes. !7ext year she plans a concert in Galway, where her talent was first recognized and appreciated, Pauline Sanders, from the announcement recent nows- papers have carried about her winning the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, seems to have arrived. At least another groat name has been added to the anals of American Literature. s V Walter Shapnek. the author of the recent bestseller, $ How to Cure Insomnia, soys that the only safe way to insure sloop is to try reading Shakespeare, If that doesn't work, nothing will. i Alice Sherman has purchased Healy's Roller-Skating i Rink. Now she won't have to pay every time she wants to take a ride around the poles. Donald Suits has become affiliated with the Now York Power and Light Company. His job is to keep Galway supplied with gas. Leslie Wilde appears to be walking down the corridorofrtvasT7“dlsmal building. It looks like Sing-Sing. Yes, it is. When did Les become warden of Sing-Sing? That's something I missed. Must be slipping, Yonych, who is teaching in the College for Midgets says, From now on I'll be looking down at the people, not up. Pauline Sanders V ' ‘ W W ’ • ' ✓ ✓✓ ' ' ' ' ' ✓ , ✓