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

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( I 1 In Soptcmbcr 1043, nlnctocn students onrollod at Galway High for a four-year course in secondary education AJr the end of tho sophomore year threo members of the class left school reducing the number in the class to sixteen In its junior year tho Class elected officers for the first time. They wore as dollows: President, Stoohon Yonych; Vice-President, John Kavanaugh; Secretary, Mildred Senecal; Treasurer, Petor Clark. Electod to tho Student Counclil wore Mlldrod Senecal and Noal McCane. During the yaarp two moro members loft school, leaving the fourteen who were to continue to the flhal year as tho senior class. The major accomplishment of the $oar was tho publication of the yearbook, Tho Galway Piper ., In the snnior year tho following officers were elocted: President, Neal McCane; Vice-President, Joseph Fitzgerald; Secretary, Dawn Denison; Troasuror, Ruth Quinn; elected to the Student Cbuncil wore: Madeline Heritago and John Kavanaugh. During tho pear Neal McCane resigned from the presidency necessitating a now eloertion in which Joseph Fitzgerald became president and Elton McCane the vice-president. In tho magazine drive made annually for the benefit of tho senior class, one of tho seniors, Elwood Sherman, sold over $100 worth of magazine subscriptions and received a special award from the publishing company, Mildred Senecal won tho socond prize in hwr senior year for writing a winning essay on Safety on the School Bus , In April tho class took the customary senior trip to New York City - the events of which are reported else-w here in thd book.

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«. o n' 7 ' U-r ✓ • c v (u. 3 ? . WIL v A-r i. ✓ ♦ I We, the class of , ri being of soar. 3 mind and body, do hereby leave end bequetn some of our exquisite and rare peculiarities, which we have acquired through Galway High School. These are left to people w om we hope will be good enough to accept end use them. Neel McCane leaves his stormy presidential career to Roy Christie. Joe Fitzgerald leaves hi3 ability t entertain at Senior clfss meetings t'o his brother Dave, who is the lone wolf of hi’s class. To Frank Broome, John K, leaves his long, wavy hair. Elton leaves Dorothy Palmer his trips around the Lake in a rowboat at the school piunics. Mildred Senecal bequethes to John D, her dexterity at the typewriter. Dawn D. leaves her patient manner to Jean Latson. To John Sherman, who might need it, Steve Yonych leaves his height. he trips to the store at noon, which are a major part of Elwood's extra-curricular activities are left to Billy B. peggy leaves all three years of French to the cautious Mery Champagne. Ruth Quinn relinquishes her Irish eyes and temper-ment to Jernette K. -continued on Prophecy page-