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

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. Vice-president; Ciaire Comfort, Secretary;- Shirley Hunter, Treasurer; Mr, Bryan Simmons, Class Advisor, Immediately dances and a play xvere planned to help finances for a trip to New York City. Breaking the routine of recent classes, the Seniors took their trip during Easter Vacation instead of after graduation. With Mr. Simmons as our guide and our hard-earned money in the form of 'travelers checks, we arrived at Grand Central on Thursday April 29. There the chaperone for the girls, Aunt Ruth Schwei, met U3. Our four-day stay in New York, with the Taft Hotel as our Headquarters, was a thoroughly enjoyable one. We took our meals primarily at Child:-; and the Automat; and most of the class agreed that Radio City Music Hall, the Ice Show and the All-Time Hit' Parade Broadcast gave us the biggest thrills. Our greatest disappointment was that Beulah and Lorraine had to stay home with the measles. Helen Shatas A Pome Upon a broad hill ir. a little woe town Sets a school with a ventilator going around. There are teachers with grins and teachers with smiles, And all these at times can holler for miles. Tho shout as they may or yell as they please, We know that they still like to tease. Prof Perry, the principal, teacher of science Talks turkey to pupils sent him as clients, Chester J. Abel, the master of joke Enjoys making students with laughter to croak, Marion Esmond, from Ballston each day she does come To teach business classes just how to do sums. Mildred Follett has grade classes one thru four, Docs all she can, plus a little bit more. The next, Audrey Place, who doesn't like rouge, From Albany came to get us to stooge, Now there's a blonde teacher- her name is Rutb Schwem, She wears blue dresses which make her look trim. A wavy haired teacher, Bryan Simmons his name Once came to Galway to give us all fame, All these teachers xve are glad to have found In the school with the ventilator going around. Florence Turek

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 CL'. 33 ILL - T l'-jx '. :cnt c, the class of ’43, being of sound nix’ and good Judrucst, c'o hereby icf e this our 1'st T ill aid test crest. The fortunes and favors of our class are many; consequently :;e are passing on to our successors none of our lot as follows: Claire Comfort loaves her restless roods and talkative spirit to Carl Sohrnidt in hope that Carl will conquer these traits, for the teachers’ sake. Lorraine I)6 3Hoehcs bequeaths her expression Re-a.h-lly(her one form of picturesque speech) to Virginia Xi-.brii, is t..ia the hoy word to lj.’s success in the fiold of nen? Shirley Hunt or leaves liar ability a. 3 2 yrc t pianist to Esther Shattuc . Shirley I'nlghts beeac ths her wide field of br.ovledye end studious manner to : arr' Crrey who is often h° rd saying, Ho- do you do it, Shirley? Betty , lole leaves her ’ downright franhnoss to Abbey Crrey. Can you do as well, A. 0.? • e hops 30.’ ' V -