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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

1 THE VYXOVERTY 9' ' ', -,J VNV' .f Q-Y, X wa X LJ G The Cla-QS 0-Q q 5 va+c-Full DCd,Q,-,3-pg TkxS XlC8YboQK -1-0 U R C X338 Aqlvkxafi Y av A OCoNr-:om L,,,.+hou+ M E, uN+xvnN QQIQQ-f+s +ML vbc:-oh,0-J Kas cud LV wav ,XFN Ks?-bu I x l BJ Ca xi ' D - Q' J M , E I . ' W 2 1. Q n AF.-S I .Q Nia-lag, A 5qfWb0X 04- evexrxx .3 'uNKmix L, +3 , I N3 Tk - Q b -.1 Vid ' Jf J sl 3 J i ua? ...Nd '31-'Q-.Q ADMINISTRATIQN 1 K'll H, Gordon Link ... James Arnold .. Ann Speanburg . Dr. Edmond Suss Margaret Hall Helen Smith Stanley Bylebyl Clayton Brown . Michael Griffin gona! of gilcaflon President Vice-president Clerk KNot shovml District Superintendent Principal ' 1 e,,f v Zfjw V , I n, . f ' I ,Mama .4 'Q-l f.. I I J I ,. 1 , . . . . I ,A Vg ,fm 8? S - ' S V I 4' , -1. J . .2 .K S 4 ' X. 1 . MCMA? . . . Principal Vice-principal and Citizenship Education Mathematics and Science Commerical English and Citizenship Education Home Economics Physical Education Music English and Citizenship Education Citizenship Education and English Mathematics and Science Nurse Michael T. Griffin Bryan Simmons Bruno Caldaro Marion E. Fahey William F. Gaffney Alice Lane Donald C. Mealy Ralph Mottola Earl A. O'Connor Jeanne Schwarz Ernest Sutton Dorothy Verklas S ENICRS enior ada hcem PRESIDENT ..... ... MILTON LENDL VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES QUINLAN SECRETARY DONNA FABER TREASURER JANE YOUNG DONNA FABER 'Nothing is impossible to a willing heartn Whenever and wherever there was work, K there was Donna She was a member of chorus sextet and cheerleaders dur1ng her four years at Galway Some other clubs which JQIJ took her time were Student Council, FHA Q9 and Glee Club Her smi e charmed any a tigb a w o saw lt av fdfgfid Y' -A+ Nb ELSIE GARDNER 'Bu1ld1ng ca tles ln the dlrn Els1e was the school's cyn1c She had ,, an answer for all and her sharp comments -11 and observatlons won her the respect f everyone who knew her She was actlve f the Llbrary Club and FHA and also chorus , Glee Club and News Club, some of our fond ,w'gEJc7'?-.fir 'Ta' MARGARET HATALA 'I'm not arguing w1th you I'm telling you' Marge bubbled her way through school n,v Her 5p1r1t and smlle were contaglous of' She was outstandlng as a cheerleader and was actlve 1n the Newspaper Club, FHA, chorus and Glee Club Every t1me we thlnk of Galway, you can be sure we'll be think ing of Marge 5 I 10' 'NLP . A , e . i 0 his ' dvjfpn. ..e fl Alf X 5 A f - - -grew ,,f X g 41 1 , L . wifb . . ,S . 4. ,ac ' ' . e P I O . ' ' in 443- ,Tie F . I ,fWjg':. ,igfj est memories of Galway will include Elsie. seg, QQNQ A gygh vv'. I .' Gy.. L'7T,..g rx '49 0 af! Jr M 0,2 . ' -Ji Q . . ' , A W.. . . . ixxyf e ' NN 5 ' ' X xx. . 'Q' AUDREY KRONSBEIN 'Gentleness, an excellent thlng in a woman' A gracious smile, a sympathetic heart and a gentle way best describe Audrey Her friendship will be cherished by all who knew her Audrey was active in chorus and band She also lent her talents to FHA, Journalism Club and the Libary Club She was always the 'welcome guest' and we feel she always will be MILTON LENDL 'All exper1ence is an arch to bu1ld upon' av- 'fix Socialability, scho1arsh1p, and athle t1c ability, a rare comblnation, were found in Milton Going to Boy's State, active in asketball, soccer and baseball, and high scholastic achievement, all served to keep Milton busy His sharp mind made him as outstanding as his 6'3 did He w1ll 1 ways be 'tops' in our book fi RETA REICHEL claws Quai'-' CHARLES QUINLAN 'Rich 1n good works' Chuck's quick wit, beaming smile and friendly air made Galway a happy place to b He was an asset to every group, pecially the soccer and baseball teams His basketball ability won him a place as player in the North South all star game Chuck has places to go and our feeling that he will get there M5 e WW 'She moves a goddess and looks a queen'e Heta made many friends in school be- cause of her friendly way and because she was always ready to give a helping hand. To prove this she was chosen Prom Queen and was an active member in Student Council and FHA. All of us left behind at Galway in the years to come will never forget her. JJsrL:vf ' EDWARD 'It matters not Eddie will the most out of is Ga1way's loss WILLIAM THOMAS f 'Youth 15 full of pleasure, age 1S full of care' Dur1ng h1s 3rd and Lth years 1n Galway H1gh, Bill was on the basketball team Oth SGHAPERJAHN how a man dies, but how he lives' be remembered for getting life His irresistible good humor and his keen desire to do the job well were his outstanding qualities The will to win that he d1splayed while playing baseball, soccer and basketball will help h1m to go far His graduation 45- er 0PgaU1Z8t10HS in Wh1Ch B1ll was a member were the h H Club and the Athletlc ASSOCl3 tion We know B111 w1ll have lots of luck 1n h1s l1fe because of h1s happy attltude wk La, u9w 'f' M 4,.,,M ' LIILIAN YONYCH Wy MQ he better day, the better deed' No truer words were Sd1d,fOP L1ll1an was always ready and w1ll1ng to do her share of work Wh1Ch led her to be chosen to go to G1rl's State US1Hg her athlet1c 1-E5 ab1l1ty she was an OUtStdHd1Hg cheerleader for 3 ye rs Org H1ZdtlODS that proflted from L1l's membersh1p were Chorus, Sextet and FHA Because of her eagerness to do her best we know that L11 w1ll have mach suc cess in the future fy' JANE ma 'I had a pleasant t1me w1th my m1nd,for lt was happy' Always around, and Wllllng Jane s rved as treasurer of her her Senior year She was a member na11Sm Club, FHA and Llbrary Club her h1gh school years and also to help, class 1n of Jour during for four years was a member of Chorus These many 8Ct1V1t68 w1ll surely help 1n mak1ng her future br1ghter y I . ,W . -6 iq if 5- ' alba, v A I ' ' I - . . . - . y Ki np. 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QV . . . . . . , - I CLASS HISTORY Ne, the class of 1952, entered the Freshmen grade four long years ago w1th 21 members It was a wonderful feellng to be terlng the hlgher ranks dDQ we were very proud Slnce the Freshmen don't do much, that year was qulte un ventful Nhen we entered the Sophomore year ve hdn dropped memoershlp to only 15 But we had gelned one new member, June Wood lected offlcers and they were as follows Pres1dent Hetd helchel, Vlce presldent Keren Huud, Secretary UlCk Stdngle Trel urer Chlrles eulnlan Agaln, thlngs were qulte uneve tful most of the year Upon enterlng our dUH1OF year Ulck btenele and oueene Cossey lef us whlle Uonnle 'olf JO1H9l olr class 1H1S QJVP tote of lb nbers fe elect d the followlrg offnce s Presllent JOHH19 Jolfe, Vlee Presldent Mllton lendl, secl tlrf Audrey Kronsoeln re surer merelret Hutell D rlne t e lor year we s onsorel several hayrll s, llrce 1 ollerske tlne pertles t t e e 1 of the yelr, the Junlor , llone V115 Ser ore, h d a banquet 4 Jl6lmOIC ete e lf r todd 'olfe, Keren dull And June Nooi left us belore tre flret half of the yelr Je elected pllCOF Lenal, rresndert, ohlrles ulnler, Vlce Hresldert, Donrs Faber, secretary, dW3 June Yo ng, Trensur The Annual uqg1Z1H9 drive was the flrst money meklrv prow Ct o tne ye r Llter we n 1 e Roller Srqtl U Q rtv ard sold ChFlSCmuS and All OCCQSlOH cd QS Th probe DWIOF Trlp to lsr1 N w s we, f e l are o t to Afe be rorla, 1 NlQ1 ne tunlo s mucl Cl Y 'A Q ' ' - ' en- . , . . . 9 . 1 . ' z lr' F 4 , I ' c V 1 h. ' K 1 Q e' 1 1 n 1 5 a AF 1 u I , V 1 R . e ' n V I 0 T . K 9 . V -y r ' Q ff' ' t , I 1 ' ry e ' ' 1 - t. W' , us A 'l mer , . , e 11,3 'A,rp: ' , 'F -' ' . ',.- , - , f, m,,'e f,f--- A i v - - ' rn- my I v' - Y . .x 'T . . , Q A A , ALE, A 'ZA - , C, , ,. 1 , , U ,ng Jfl A yur,- ' , -, - p . ,N , , e 111 ls, lnf r - ' 3 A ' no n H Xl' V - A S ' e. '. o.. the -xi Q Q ' ' E 1' 1 Hg - '1 Q1 Q It . Now, at lest we are seniors and hlve only ll members. uonnie . ' , rv ' v n . W , A Q , X s 1 .., . ,. , 1 . , , A Q A . V V , , Q A A 1 N, l -' .2 . A - -'v' ' 1 Q AN L I . A X' - A M - er. . 4 ,V . . 1 y . -A . .J f' I ,x . ' V ' QQ' N .Q 'lj FJ. J, . .. ' ' X - ' rf . -e .oe:: :ere gif: 'iz slr Se-' ' K Sllnftor, D.C. .of 1 the Class of 952 ., llouo t-L our f7,le Tl tn, 1 we -l tl Tr ' r my r probes in tie Samir' ,J-s WOULD YOU KNOW L1ll1an Yonych 5 Milton Lendl Bill Thomas 6 Charles Quinlan Eddle Schapergahn 7 Audrey Kronsbein Donna Faber 646-384 3 s R+!- CLASS JILL Ve, the Vlass of 1952, belng of sound99 mlnd and Judgement do hereby make thla our Class Wlll I Audrey Kronsbe1n, would like to leave my letter wrltlng Job to Ellzab th Morrls Maybe you can flnd some SGFVICB boys to wrlte to, t 0 I, Jane Young, leave my Treasurer's Job to Nelson Re1chel,who always d1d envy me I L1ll1an Yonych, leave my trlps to one of the c1ties,mostly after basketball games to Barbara Suss Don't get 1n as late as I dmd, Barb I Mllton Lendl, leave my ab1l1ty to get along wlthout women to ln,one who 1S man enough to do lt I, EISIS Gardner, leave my readlng of 1 ore o H6 e tl x They'll keep you busy, Helen I Margaret Hatala, as FaDtdlH ol t va slty th erl o Stay I, Reta Relcnel, leave my ab1l1ty to Nappearn busy ln Study Halls to Anna Manas You won't get caught so often th1s way, Ann I Donna Faber, leave anythlnv I dor' e tak Nlth me If's left to anyone who can take up where I left off I, Eddle Schane arn, leaw hot rod to Rav brerman gan you thlnk ei a y Tl 9 better, nav I P les ulzlan, glve my colle tl r of squlrt guns to all water lovers Don't get too wet, klds I V1ll1am ihomas, would llke to leav w ttout leavlng any thlng Now, 1n closlng, , h Class of would l1ke to leave Best NISHSS to the Class of '53 Best of luck ln the future, and 1U the new school I ' Q - .. ' ' ?Tf -Q . n , u 1. n 1 0 . . ' e . ' . . O . , . . . u . V e . t , A , . Q . . v . ' A V A . , . . ' ' ' ' ' J to ls t H 3 n Jf'co . i O , - - A ' e-A f' ,' he W.r H ea eaaer5,ae hereby leave my position to Stacia Jalkowicz. Hope my sneaks fit , . , . . l . V ' I 0 ' l o , ' - 4 ' O . Q par A e 1' I e. , f ,.rjlI e YG my U-, . ', I1 '. Us I 'Y 'nhl-fl ff: L, .4 v , wharf . A ' I - C 'Jn l 1. ' . , L' ', Q ' Q i'n I f ' - . 0 ' ' Ne t e 1. '52, I ' ' ,. O O CLASS OF '52, fRuPHacY I,Ma1ame VOOJOQ,lOOk1Hg IICO the future, the ye r 1962 s e the memb rs of the class of '52 1U thelr VdPlOUS occupatlons Most of them have made a great success of thems lves Let's stop 1n Schenectady f1FSt Notlce the changes? L1ttle Lulus are everywnere, they are the rage now you know Th1s magn1 flcent l1ttle car was ma e by our own Mllton Lendl Ne knew h1s t1nker1ng would made h1m famous some day Now a QUICK tr1p to New York C1fy, and fo ou u ter amazen ee L1ll1an fonych v1th a hat ox or her rm Yen our L11 15 now a famous Conover model The last t1me we hears she was a 3 stlr General ln the rmed forces Je wust knew she vould be a suc cess Nov lets stop at that rest hone for the old malds of he comnunlty Audrey, why are you here, we Gll t mean that you should take your role 1U the SQDIOT Plav so SGF1OlSlf See,th1nes often get mlXSd up' Now we travel to Glendall a1r Force Base, where we flnd Ma or tlm9S My goodness, uonna, so you really d1d go 1nto the VXF Charlle u1n1an's name lS vell known 1n the Unlted States now He lS head coach at Notre Dame, and do they ever have a bas ketball team' Charl1e, you see we weren't wrong when we sa1d you were the best athlete back 1n '52 Skipp1ng qulckly to Hollywood we see a fam1l1ar name l1ghts Jane Young, the baby of our SGHIOF Class, 15 now a famous chlld star Her roll 1U the Senlor Play 1n '52 gave her the oppor tun1ty to f1nd her talent Let's stop at the Metropol1tan Opera Company where we see the great Slnglng star 1n person, Reta Reichel After her practlce 1U second per1od study hall she made a b1g success of herself If you l1ke to stay up late on Saturday H1ghtS, you can watch Eddle Schapergahn on TV dlrect from Mar1gold Gardens 1n Ch1CagO 1S known now as 'Bone Crusher McFade V1th the help of the tra1n1ng he P9CelV8d 1n Coach Mealy's tumbllng class, Eddie has rlsen to fame H1s revolutlonary NTarantula Holdn has enabled h1m to take the world's llght and heavy we1ght ChdmplOH5h1pS w1th 38 stralght w1ns Let's drop 1n on a U N meetlng for a few m1nutes Nhat's th1S9 ElS1G Gardner from the Class of '529 51319, we d1dn't mean you should take your llttle dlsputes 1n Engllsh class so SCP1OUS ly Oh well, they really pa1d off, d1dn't theyo Looklng 1nto the Mathematlcs D partment of Yale Un1vers1ty we see who 15 lt oh no' Professor TDOmdS expla1n1ng one of those d1ff1CUlt problems, 1n h1s own 1n1m1table way B111 always had a way of m1X1Hg everyone up, even Mr. Sutton, at old Galway. Now for a short tr1p to Albany, dnl H St0P dt Stdtlon NPTH Nho have we here but Dave Denny and h1s new 8SSlSt1utn Margaret Hatala. Sav. what happened to Anne Marie. dHYWdY? V9 know Marge talked about WPTR, but we d1dn't want her to so to extremes. ' aw' li ' . - 1 . 2. , S S be . . , . , . . . , . 9 . . Q v . . . 0 ' . . -f :L Z - ' . '- Q - - l Ci Y r- . ', . . . 1 . 1, 0 , . , - - v, -V J f J 'Tx ,CAa ,x, -,Agni we s ' 1' ' b 1 , 1 .. JL, ' ,' - - , . - ' 1. l ,k L- ' ,A . .' U A 1 ' - O . ' H I I A 'll 4.1 .4 I t 1 . , 4 1-1,1 ri' L, M . .W V Z . I ,O ll A, X , . ' - 1 . . ' -3 donna Faber in charge. One can never tell what might happen some- ' . 2 ' ' 1' ' . ffuydz , . i . . . J , . . Z . .C . . ,- . , - O Q Y v I . . . I 1 , ,Q I in . , . I O n , . . Q . , . . . . . . ' . . , , .I . , . . . y . He - Y - f N. 1 ' . , 1 . ' I. . . g - u 0 . ' . Q I . . . 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FRESHM N SOPHOMORES F' 'argl-v 1 lx 'U JUNIUR HIGH 1 '2g'zf'j Y 1 X, N .A an ' QQ. , 5 . .x V far, X -'Na+-L ,- 1' H '15.+ , x 6 I nk Cb 7th GRADE V-J r,K ' V-1 -Iva '4 R., 1-4 Bth GRADE Ck '5- 1'4- qk 'K iff! 1' MA.. Ni' ,Q .4 afiff 2, nk-m '9?Uv .sv I xi f ,avr ff J' W . V.. xS?lflJQlflf COIJUQCL Presldent Reta Relchel V1ce Presldent Charles Qulnlan Secretary Sherry Stockhelm Treasurer Nelson Helchel The Student VOUHC11 lb an orva 1 C108 made up of representa tlves of the student body of the JUHlOP and senlor hlvh school The members of the Councll for +h1s yeir are Senlor Class Reta helchel and Charles qUlFldN Junlor Class Sherry bCOCkhe1m and Nelson Helchel Sophomore Class Joan Landry and Raymond Sherman Freshman Class Allce armer and Jllllam Harrls Elghth Grade Jacquellne qUlHP and Joe Downes Seventh Gr de JdV11 Arrold and John Norack The Studert Councll sporsored the annual Sprlng Falr, scnool Chrlstmas Party Ccancelled trls ve r because of Neatherb and other aCt1Vlt1eS 1UVOlV1Hg the entlre sc ool s cr as assemhl1es, f1re drllls, and cortrolllng the traffle 1n the halls l ,, O O I C 0 C 0 . . . 0 n . I . .f O O I O S 1 O O l l I - . . V A w.', . D T3 A! HJ. , . . . . . 5 ' ,f .1 '- - ' . .- -I . . ' H ' - -..--- A . 1 C. . V F . . -- --- . .- . 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A, .K F. ., HINGE! .Jw .,,n.k Q , xy , 'Z 1 4 24 , 4 GALWAY MOSTS Neatest Girl Stac1a Walk0W1CZ Neatest Boy Edward Palmer Most Bashful Girl Isabelle Post Most Bashful Boy Ross Christie Qu1etest Girl Helen Wilcox Quletest Boy Ross Christie Happy Go Lucky Girl Barbara Suss Happy Go Lucky Boy Jim Mansfleld Wittlest Girl Sherry Stockheim Wittiest Boy Brian Mooney Girl Most L1kely to Succeed Reta Reichel Boy Most Llkely to Succeed Mllton Lendl Best G1rl Athlete Donna Faber Best Boy Athlete Dick Mansfleld Best Natured G1rl Barbara Suss Best Natured Boy Br1an Mooney Most Talkat1ve Girl Patty Faber Most Talkative Boy J1m Arnold Frankest Dick Mansfield Best Mannered G1rl Llzzy Morris Best Mannered Boy Milton Lendl Prettiest Smile Anna Manas Heartlest Laugh David Weaver Most Studious G1rl Emma Fuller Most Studlous Boy Mllton Lendl Most Popular Girl Barbara Suss Most Popular Boy Brian Mooney PretiestG1rl Anna Manas Handsomest Boy Edward Palmer Girl W1th Vorst Temper Margaret Hatala Boy With Worst Temper Nelson Reichel Best Girl Blusher Emma Fuller Best Boy Blusher Pete Nintersteen Prettiest Eyes Girl Charlotte Fischback Nicest Eyes Boy Brian Mooney Prettiest Hair Gxrl Reta Relchel Nicest Ha1r Boy Danny Grezbien Senlor Girl Genlus Reta Reichel Senior Boy Genius- Mllton Lendl Most Tactful--Danny Grezbien vt X L4 X701-224 1lT VARAJB Joan L t's Taxe an Old Pashloned Jalkn Landry Lols Hfn t 13 Tnls Thlng Called Loven Jood Ladle HLet Me Call You Sweethe rt' P lmer Mlcrael 'C n't N T lx It Uver H Grlffln Shelry I Can url n C1n't ION bCOCK19lm lck H llp 1 nu oonvn Manslle Blrl 'lf That Uoesn't Uo lt ' O'Connor James HA F llow N os a Glrl' Arnold Vllllam HBe Horest Jlth Men Gaffney otacl 'He rt of l Clownn N lKOWlCZ a ph H er lm xt nuswcn Mottola B n V ry Good Y ce' 1U ons Rota Nl Lov You Trulyu H6lCYGl o ce ll, It lsn't Me Clar Anna 'Lor ll Llttle Hoblnu Lee Jare 'Never Been Klssedn Young 1C My lue Heav nn Lane Nllton nUown Yonu rn Lendl Pat Nbhrlmp Bo to Faber Fred nnetreatn Morrls BobNGoofusH Young Br1 n nNlmmlHn Mooney Jeanne nThe Gypsy' ocnwarz Lllll1U nOh Johnny Yonych H I Jon't Care 'llc X B111 WTh Bloru oallorn Thomas Lols nCourt mv y Stlrn rurvee bl1Z1ObCh uohe's Ladyn WOFFIS Ann nl Cross My rlngers Mamas Bddle NHoC 101 mac ocnap r ohn Chemlstry NTnat U1 Black Maglcn D ve 'My H9SlSt nce Is Loan Jeaver Marlon nUse Your lmaflr ClOHn b hey runo 'Jhy Can't You Behav C l ro Danny NJust One more Chanc H Grezo ln Barbara Nl'm Gonna Lov That Guyu buss mrnest NOlo boldlers Never ulen Sutton Songa NSp rrol ln CHE Tr e Topn Carlton nlrll HBe Llf9'S Comparlonn Qulnlan Don li l L1KG Th Jloe Uoen ooaces 18 ly Donna HTnere's Be n Some Cn nees lad ra er GALYRY Q , Q ' ' n f. .V ' - 1. - ' . , - A 1 I ' . ,, . ,. .N 1 4 .1 , ,, 1 '1 Y A I A ' I I ,, u ci M , A Q J . ,, 9 . . 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U I . ,,-wc, A ' l 1, r W, 55 if nf- Ambltlous Brand New COHSC1eHC1OUS Dandy Expressive Farmer Gleeful Havoc Inventor Jovial Keen Masculine Noticeable opera House Perky Quick Rhythm Sufferable Talkative Us Varlable Wltty eXceptional Youthful Zany Galway K1ds Douglas Van Wagenen Senlors Galway Wlnning the League Barb Suss Dave Weaver Sherry Stockheim 9th Grade English Class Mllton Lendl Bill Thomas Nelson Reichel Eddie Schapergahn Anna Manas Galway Gym Donna Faber Danny Grezblen Mr Mottola Chemlstry Charles Quinlan Junlors Stacia Walkowlcz Br1an Mooney Mr Mealy Ellzabeth Morrls Lillian Yonych A B C s Loony Jimmy Mansfield CY 5' U6 'P 1 CHORUS 'S BAND CHORUS Th1s year there are thlrty three members of chorus under the d1r ectlon of Dr Ralph Mottola At the beg1nn1ng of the first semester the fOllOW1Hg off1cers were elected presldent, Donna Faber, vlce presldent, Ruth prmer, secretary, Sh1rley Van Vranken, treasurer, 1015 Purvee For the Chrlstmas Program the chorus presented 'Sle1gh Rlden and The Lord's Prayer W At the Spr1rg Concert the selectlons sung were 'Morn1ng,W Nigh nd D y,' NG1ve Me Your Tlred, Your Poor,N In the month of May the chorus w1ll enter the Sprlng Festlval at Saratoga Sprlngs BAND The band th1s year conslsts of twenty members under the dlrectnon of Mr Ralph Mottola In its particlpation 1n the Chrlstmas Program the band played tre followlng selectlons HSanta Claus Is Comlng to Town,n HSandman' s Serenade,n and NMellow Moods N At a P T A program 1n March the band presented WOver the Ra1n bowY and HMasquerade Naltz ' The sololsts at th1S program were as follows Joan Landry, Sherry Stockhelm, and Danny Verklas The band will also enter the Spring Festlval Members of the band lnclude Trumpet Jimmy Hall Lydia Longacre Mildred Lendl Leon Pagak Danny Verklas Clarinet Joan Iandry Audrey Kronsblen Judy Morehouse L1ll1e Palmateer Dorothy Sanders Gerald Snyder Barbara Suss Elnore Young Plano Anna Mamas Sax Sherry Stockhelm Douglas Van Wagenen Mella hone Joyce C ark Drum B1lly Morehouse Bells Marllyn H1ckey Trombone John Moracg , I . . . . A I . . 2 . A , . . YV ' ' Q A I ' N t a a Y ' ' and WGod Bless America.n . I Q I I : ' . . r I President p 1 lst Vice president dnpshdgigfgig ,ind V109 President Mrs Robert Swann Sreasurer Mrs Judy Arnold ecretary Mrs Ann Speanburg Mr Henry Hatraway is the head f th P James Donnan heads the Membership Cogmittge rgggamggommlttee' Mrs Refreshment Committee is Mrs Michelfelder , e head of the As they have done every other ye r, the P T A has sponsored the Scouts again During the months of November through April on every third Friday, they had a pie party like, and members of the P T A and student body took part On April l, a minstrel show was given at Nest Milton, under the direction of Mrs Abbe Members of the P T A took part, dnd it was a big success JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus, now in its second year of existence, has fifty members They meet twice a week under the direction of Mr Mottola For the Spring Concert they are working to present 'Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor' and 'God Bless America' in combination with the Senior Chorus They will also sing 'Softly a Serenade' 'Courtry Style' JUNIOR BAND This year, the Junior Band, a comparatively new organization has seventeen members Under the direction of Mr Mottola, they are working on several pieces for the Spring Concerts In combination with the Senior Band they will play 'Southern Roses' and 'All Stars March' They will also play, as a separate unit, 'Take off March' and Gloriana Naltz SEXTET The Sextet, under the direction of Mr. Mottola, worked on many songs during the year for the following events: Christmas Concert ----------- 'Candy Parade' and 'Santa's on the Way' Spring Concert -------- 'The World is Waiting for the Sunrise' and 'The Desert Song' Graduation -------- -'Halls of Ivy' and 'May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You' .AS l U : 5 . . . . ' u' 'Q'- o o Q , , , . '1 a . . . - ' ' f- , u , . u The Christmas Program showed what a Mexican Christmas was . . . , v ' . , 0 . . . 0 . N , . , W . . . . 4 . and . '. O . ' I , . . . If - O ,f-f ,,IAx PQ' Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb xdl' Apr May June ISCFOOL YVR IN R4'VlE'.'J School Opens Soccer Season Opens Senlor dayrlde Magazlne UFlVe Beglns Junlor Hayrlde Senlor Roller Skatlng Party Wagazlne JF1V9 nds Columbus Jay, No School Eastern Zone Conference Senlor Food Sale End of Flrst 1O feeks AFmlSt1C9 Day, o School Report Clrds JlStFlbUt9d Thanksglvlng V3CdC1OD Begln School Reopens School S at moon V10 Jance Basketball Season Opens School ChFlStm3 cntertannment ChF1Stm3S Vacatlon Beglns af Noon School Reopens Regents Week Beglns mn of 2O e ks North South All Star Came at Broadalhln Re orts Card D st 1h T S9HlOFQ Spa hetf guppgp hSh1HECOHS Blr I ly, ho Sckool Junlor End of Spr1ng Senlor School Report Sprlng ance 30 Jeeks Vacatlon b6glHS Tr1p to xashlngton Reopens Cards Dlstrlbuted Senlors Hayrwde Junlor Roller Skatlng Party Sprlng Falr Spr1ng Concert Memorlal Jay, No School Junlor Prom Flnal School mxamlnatlons Junlor Senlor Banquet Flnal Day of School Repo tarus UISCIIDUEEG Commencement . 5 ' 10 2 16 ' I ' 25 A . W . . 29. . A . . 5 . . 11 1 ' 1 ' E 12 i . ' 19 , No 27 ' 2' ' . 9 ' E 12 ' ' ,l K ' 16 4 1 ' 3 21 . .A F . . A w 26 . 1 ' P 2 '. . . 1 19 1 's S T - A 21 '. , ' ' ', I . 2 . , 21 . Y,, p' , 21 C d I e 25 1 - L. A . J'.. 30 . p , S .i. r'.4 ei 30 ,I . u , g di T -1 . 22 W ' J ' tnca ' A N' . 28 I ' ' Q- ,. . A f , 5 5 . 1 . ll-15 . . 2, . 16 . 18 ' ' 2 ' L 9 ' - 6 C 15 . . 21 ' 30 ' 1 ' 6 . 13 . - . . 19 . - . 20 ' 1 . p 20 ' X rt q ' ' I ,,,.1' UCCCY The 1951 soccer team led by Captain Dick Mansfield had an other successful soccer season winning the Four County champion ship on six straight victories The team had an 8 3 overall record, with sophomores Jim Mansfield and Ross Christie leading the way with 6 and 5 goals respectfully This year the team entered the class E section 2 playoffs, but were turned back in a quarter final contest by Wells 3 0 The big thrill of the season came when the boys surprised Burnt Hills handing them a 2-O defeat. The team is looking foward to another fine season next year, although they will be without the services of three outstanding seniors: Chuck Quinlan, Milton Lendl, and Edward Schaperjahn. The team was under the able direction of Coach Don Mealy. Oppenheim Stratford Perth Stratford Oppenheim Perth Burnt Hills Burnt Hills Luzerne Amsterdam Wells Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Q A A 1 , ' U - V so A 5- . 1 Vg OS X ....'-P, v ' -' 5, . V, 1 , , , ' J.. ' ' , gp.. E I - e 1 . . o . ' 0 Ewgvfgaf Uapglfy Under the able directlon of Coach Don Mealy and Captain Chuck Qulnlan, the Galway cagers ended their season wlth a A 7 overall record and A 6 league record good enough only for fourth place t1e Captaln and sen1or Chuck Qu1nlan led the scorlng parade w1th 106 polnts, followed by other SGHIOP, Milt Lendl w1th 81 next 1n scorlng were three JUH1OTS, D1ck Mansfleld with 62 po1nts, followed by Ed Palmer and Nelson Reichel each w1th M5 Po1nts Next year the team w1l1 lose Captaln Chuck Qulnlan, M1lt Lendl and Eddy Schapergahn by zraduatlon, and w1ll have only 3 lettermen returnlng They are D1ck Mansf1eld, Nelson Reichel and Ed Palmer Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Delanson Wheelervllle Woestlna Perth Stratford Wheelerv111e Woestina Perth Oppenh1em Stratford E x 1 rf ' A 18-51+ - Sl-L2 ' a ', ' 20-31+ ' . 0 . a. 23-26 -. 1- i an- Galway 30-27 Oppenheim . . . 1 . ' 38,hl P ' ' ' 1.2-38 ' ' . ' . 0 21-28 ' -' Q J' - 33-39 f . . f 37-1.8 ' . ' -26 ce' N IN Vars1'y team C518 ye r, a capteln was chosen and Ross ChP1Stl6 became the one to le d hls t m o vlctory De plte fhe High scor1ng of Bfldh Mooney Ross Chrlstie and Leon H1cks, who headedthe page w1t,h 45, 38, and 37 P01nt,s, respectlvely, the team had a poor se son of 3 8 Thls was due to he fact that most of the players were new to league basketball and lnexperlenced 1n the game quiet -959 w X9 sw I ,A gl L' 7 N Nith the choosing and formation of the Junior ' ' A ' ' el t ' . S ' . ' 'A ' IA ' 0 . V t , A , . +f ,fu 1, , 1 W Q 1 , A, Y z .r ,f f ,ij if 22 eb X wr fm, f fm. X N s '01 'km-. Zhu Name Robert Stangle Dan Grezbien Charles Quinlan Ronald Edwards Dick Mansfield Milton Lendl Nelson Reichel Fred Morris Ray Sherman Edward Palmer Ivan Shattuck Spencer Jackson James Mansfield Earl Hansen William Carnrick Peter Wintersteen Edward Schaperjahn Charles Sherman Oppenhe1m Stratford Woestina 5-K BASEBALL Spring of 1951 Posltion Pitcher 3rd Base Center Field lst Base 2nd Base Left Field Right Field Catcher Shortstop Left Field Field Field Field Field F1eld Field Field Man SP Games Bat Avg Won 2 Non l Lost l Lost 2 2 2 2 2 O 2 1 2 118 OOO OOO OOO OOO OOO OOO OOO Wheelerville Won 2 Perth Won 1 Lost 1 Q 'X r' dmr Nr -ssc, Q-96 4' :FW iff' 4' . I M . 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