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

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I he could bring down to hia size so he thought he'd build them up to his 3lze. Marion Broome surely is going pieces (not in a terra-plane either). Marion is working for the Conover Model .Agency teaching perspective models how to raise their eyebrows properly. We all remember how well she could raise them at some of t ose saucy remerks resulting from a hen-session at G. H. S. Madeline Heritage is managing the Dance Hall located at West Milton. She frequented the dance hall so many times the owners decided to give it to her. You certainly have to travel far to see what Pete Clark is doing. It seems that Pete is chief mahout of a herd of pink elephants in the Bengal region of India. Thelma Oakes is chief historian of the UN (probably as a result of her great yearning to study history at G. w. S.) Ruth Q’inn is working at Walter Reed Hospital as instructor in 'medicine . Ruth always longed for an opportunity like this. Mildred Senecal is holding forth at the New Opera House in Radio City. She is the leading saprano there. Disrespectfully submitted, Mildred Senecal CLASS WILL -ccntinued- Thelma Oakes leaves her c;1m, unperturbed manner to Fhem Shattuck, who seems to be restless. Petfer Clark kindly leaves his bicycle rides to the highest bidder in the junior class? Jack, perhaps?? Madeline Heritage leaves her voice and twirling shirt to Ruth Shernan, our newest cheerleader Marion Broome leaves Betty Post her 1 ove of history. And to the Junior Class, we,the class of 1947, leave our best wishes, P.C.

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0 NEW YORK TRIP I Friday, April 4: Left Schenectady at 3:17 p.m, bound for New York and Who knows what Fri. nite: Dinner at Tof f inet.ti 1 s, Back to the hotel. Some of us got some sleep but------a fraction of the class spent the night picking up feathers. Room 1435 locked out for 1st time. Sat.: Amid pitter patter of rain we waded to the RCA Building and in the afternoon to the Museum of Natural History where we saw some old carcasses. Sat. night: To the Paramount where we saw Jimmy Dorsey. Later we enjoyed a very uplifting floorshow at The Village Barn.” Back to the hotel for more intertainment. Room 1435 locked out again. Enjoyable evening. So to bed early—4 a.m. Sun. morning: 5:00 a.m.: Church for some, 11:00 a.m.: Church for others. Easter Parade. What outfits 11 Sun. afternoon: Bronx Zoo, What outfits} Boy, did our feet hurt} Room 1435 locked out again. Sunday night: Ice show and visitors. Mr. Sleight saw Kate Smith. A-hemi To bed at 3:30 Monday a.m.: Tour of upper and lov er New York. St. John the Divine. Deeply impressive. Then Belated Chinese Newspaper's were enjoyed by all. Monday p.m.: Empire State Building, Monday night: Radio City; Tne Late George Apley (bette er late than never), Rockecter, Bwoing! Free night; Whoopee} Tuesday morning: Statue of Liberty, Comment: Spend 5 and use the elevator. Tuesday afternoon: Lost in Macy's Temper at Macy'sl Found at Macy si To the train at 5 p=mc for home arriving in at 9:45. Lively trip thanks to everyone. Schenectady %