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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

DEDICATION MISS JOAN B. BOSTWICK We, the class of '54, dedicate this yearbook to the spirit with which the new school was built, and to our class advisor. Miss Joan B. Bostwick, who typifies such spirit---the faith to pursue a worthwhile goal. It has been her patience and good humor which made this goal, the 1953 Galway Piper, possible. GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Armer (President), James Arnold (Vice-President), Margaret Hall, AnnSpeanburg (Clerk), Dr. Edmond Suss. SECOND ROW: Stanley Bylebyl, James R. Donnan, Miclael Griffin (Principal). NOT SHOWN: Helen Smith, Clayton H. Brown (District Superintendent). FACULTY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aileen Estus (Home Economics), Janet Wimbert (English), Michael Griffin (Principal), Bryan Simmons (Vice-Principal and Social Studies), Ernest Sutton (Science and Mathematics). SECOND ROW: Walter Slade (Industrial Arts), Joan Bostwick (English), Marion Fahey (Commerce), Donald Mealy (Physical Education) Bruno Caldero (Science and Mathematics), Marie Cornell (office), Dorothy Verklas (nurse), Ralph Mottola (Music). NOT SHOWN: Jeanne Schwarz (Social Studies). YEARBOOK STAFF—JUNIOR CLASS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Fuller (Assistant Feature Editor), Shirley Palmateer, (Social Editor), Joyce Clark (Assistant Social Editor), Ross Christie (Editor), Miss Joan B. Bostwick (Advisor), Joan Landry (Assistant Editor), Judith Morehouse (Photography Editor), Beverly Keller (Advertising Manager), Sonja Carlton (Feature Editor), Spencer Jackson (Art Editor). SECOND ROW: Robert Young (Advertising), James Arnold (Advertising), Douglas VanWagenen (Assistant Advertising Manager), Anna Lee (Advertising), Lois Wood (Advertising), Isabelle Post (Advertising), William Carnrick (Advertising), Peter Wintersteen (Assistant Photography Editor), Brian Mooney (Assistant Sports Editor), James Mansfield (Sports Editor). OFFICERS President - James Mansfield Secretary - Douglas Van Wagenen Vice-President - Beverly Keller Treasurer - Judith Morehouse We, the class of '54, offer this yearbook. The 1953 Galway Piper, as a tribute to the senior class. We sincerely hope that in the years to come this book will be an everlasting reminder of the years which each member of the class has spent in the Galway Central School. At this time, we would like to offer our best wishes for their success next year and in all future years. Good luck to you, the class of 1953 '. SENIORS — CLASS OFFICERS NELSON REICHEL - PRESIDENT You tread upon my patience. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; A.A. 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4,Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 2, 3, Treas. 2, 3; Boys State 3. BARBARA SUSS - VICE-PRESIDENT Let the world slip; we shall ne'er be younger. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Sextet 3,4; Cheerleader,3,4; Cap. J.V.'s 3, Co-capt. Varsity 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Chorus Pres. 4; Sec. F.H.A. 3; A .A. 2; Junior Marshal 3; Yearbook Staff 3. ANNA MANAS - SECRETARY Here is a dear and true indus trious friend. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Sextet 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4; Sec. F. H. A. 2; Library Club Vice-Pres. 4; Manager Magazine Drive 4; Student Council Sec. 2; Asst. Ed. Yearbook 3. ELIZABETH MORRIS - TREASURER No legacy is so rich as honesty.” Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Sextet Accompanist 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Treasurer 3,4; Library Club 4. BETTY GARRISON She bears a charmed life. F.H.A. 4; Library Club President 4; Manager of magazine drive 4. DANIEL GREZBIEN A closed mouth catches no n • _ n Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; A.A. 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4. RICHARD MANSFIELD I know a trick worth two of that. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; A.A. 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Club Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1, Soccer Captain 3; Basketball Captain 4. EDWARD PALMER Sound the trumpets, beat the drums, here a handsome fella' comes. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Soccer Captain 4: Student Council 1; Junior Marshal 3; A.A. 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4. i i SHERRY STOCKHIEM Nimble thought can jump both land and sea. ' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Sextet 3, 4; F. H. A. Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Yearbook Editor 3; Galwaynian Editor 3, Assistant Editor 2; Student music instructor 3, 4; Camera Club 1. STACIA WALKOWICZ She's got a certain way about her that makes us wonder what we would do without her. MARLENE WARD Life was meant for fun. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Art 1,2; F.H.A. President 4; Co-captain J. V. 's 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-capt. J.V.'sl, 2, Varsity capt. 4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Chorus Vice-Pres. 4; A.A. 1, 2; Varsity Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Yearbook Staff 3. DAVID WEAVER HELEN WILCOX i'll not budge an inch. Student Council 4; Varsity'Club 4; Treasurer of Student Council 4; Basketball manager 4; Class editor of Yearbook 3. Silence is the most perfect expression of intelligence. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Treas. 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Art Editor of Yearbook 3. CLASS HISTORY We, the class of '53, entered the freshman ranks four seemingly-short years ago with twenty-seven members. We didn't do anything in the way of activities the first year. I guess we were too busy getting acquainted with high school. We elected class officers, however, and they were: Dick Mansfield, President; Nelson Reichel, Vice President; Ed Palmer, Secretary and Treasurer. The boys took over the class that year, but Ruth Armer represented the girls by being elected for Student Council. Her associate on the council was Ed Palmer—my goodness, Eddie was a busy boy, wasn’t he? In our Sophomore year we did not elect any class officers, but we elected Student Council members: Anna Manas and Nelson Reichel. Our class published the Galwaynian that year. By the time spring rolled around we had lost about ten of our members, reducing our class to seventeen. The next year (our Junior year), we made up our inactivity of the two previous years. First, we elected Anna Manas, Class President; Barbara Suss, Vice President; Ruth Armer, Secretary; and Elizabeth Morris, Treasurer. Then we elected Sherry Stockheim and Nelson Reichel to Student Council. After that we had a roller skating party and then a hayride. Besides that we published the Galwaynian and worked on the yearbook, which was our job to put out. When March arrived, we held a Spring dance, which turned out to be the record event of the year. Finally, with holes in our heads and our hands in our pockets, we graduated into the next class and became what is known as Seniors. This is our last year and it seems hard to believe. Five more of our members left us in our third year and this year Betty Garrison joined us; so now we are thirteen. We have elected officers: Nelson Reichel, President; Barbara Suss, Vice President; Anna Manas, Secretary; and Elizabeth Morris, Treasurer. Sherry Stockheim and David Weaver are Student Council members. We have already held a spaghetti supper and throughout the year we will probably keep busy. In April we will go on our long awaited Senior trip and in June we will graduate. When the last echoes of our footsteps in the halls of this school die away, we may be forgotten. But we will not forget all the fun we've had and the scrapes we have gotten into; the education we received; our teachers and friends, and the four wonderful years of high school. Well, that's it. Goodby and good luck! CLASS WILL We, the class of 1953 of Galway Central School of the village of Galway in the county of Saratoga and state of New York; being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this our last Will and Testament, in manner following, that is to say; First, DANNY GREZB1EN leaves his most precious possession, his red hair, to Marilyn Hickey, whom he hopes will cherish and wear it as proudly as he did. Second, BETTY GARRISON sadly relinquishes her library job to a junior member of the Library Club who feels capable of handling this important position. Third, ANNA MANAS surrenders her height of all five feet, two inches, to Lois Wood so that she will be able to wear high heels. Fourth, DICK MANSFIELD, though he mourns the fact, wills his ever lovin’ plaid hat and vest to Mr. Zoot Suit of the class of ’54, Ross Christie. Fifth, EDDIE PALMER leaves his athletic ability to Pete Wintersteen, and regrets that he is unable to leave Barb to him, also. But, there are some things people just won’t give up! Sixth, NELSON RE1CHEL bequeaths his towering height to Miss Wimbert so she can fulfill her secret desire to play center on The Golden Eagles. Seventh, BARB SUSS wills her trunk of giggles to the noisiest member of the junior class, Emma Fuller, in hopes that she will carry on the fine tradition of at least ten giggles per class. Eighth, SHERRY STOCKHEIM leaves her wit to Joan Landry and Shirley Palmateer. Now you can be half-wits, girls! Ninth, LIZ MORRIS passes on her treasurer’s job to Judy Morehouse. With this bequest also goes a year's supply of aspirin. Tenth, DAVE WEAVER leaves his supply of locker keys to anyone who can keep track of them. He feels that Olaf should be forewarned of this impending situation! Eleventh, HELEN WILCOX wills her history books to Mr. Simmons, but then, doesn't everybody? Twelfth, To Anna Lee goes MARLENE WARD’S big enough for two gym suit. It’s real cozy on winter days.... Thirteenth, STACIA WALKOWICZ bequeaths her cheering sweater to Joyce Clark, whom she knows will carry on the fine work of the Varsity Cheerleaders. Fourteenth, We leave our spirit and loyalty for our school to all the present classes and to those who will come after them in the years to come. In particular, our best wishes go to the junior class. Lastly we hereby appoint the junior class staff of the Galway Piper executers of this, our last Will and Testament; hereby revoking all former wills by us made. In Witness Whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names the day of December First in the year of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two. THE CLASS OF 1953 CLASS PROPHECY Gather 'round, my friends, and climb upon my magic carpet, while we take a trip into the future and see what has happened to the class of '53. As we circle over the Mississippi, we spy a houseboat stuck in the mud. A closer look shows us STAC1A standing on the deck. We never thought BILL'S going into the navy would make you go up the river, Stay! Approaching West Milton, we hear an awful noise coming from the Grange Hall. Ah, ha! I knew it. MARLENE is now a square dance teacher and she's doing As We Go Marching to Georgia. They sound like they're taking it seriously. That place down yonder is UCLA. Guess who's head coach there now? None other than DICK MANSFIELD. His team has won the national basketball and football championships, and is now on their way to capturing the tiddly-wink cup. We knew you'd be a success, Dick! In Los Angeles we find BETTY hard at work keeping the records for the So Long Chinese Import Co. Betty always claimed Mrs. Fahey's bookkeeping would pay off, and she was so right. Flying low over New York enables us to find ANNA MANAS. All she ever wanted to be was a lil ol' medical secretary, and here she is a famous brain surgeon. Anna often goes to Madison Square Garden to watch her favorite basketball star playing with the Minneapolis Fakers. She admits that he looks slightly peculiar running around on stilts, but it was the only way EDDIE could find to solve the problem of getting to be 6' 6”! Now we're heading south over Brazil, for that’s where DANNY is. He graduated with such high honors from his night school auto mechanics’ course, that he invented a car with a new kind of motor. The only thing he forgot was a way to stop it, so his trial run took him this far. We don't find him complaining, though! Must be the good food. Finding ourselves quite tired, we decide to start for home, with one last stop at Barkersville. Hang on to your seats; the air is getting bumpy. I wonder... Oh, oh, I knew it! BARBARA is running a chicken farm, and the air is bumpy from the giggles coming up from the hen houses. She even has the chickens doing it now. Barb makes a nice profit selling her fowls to her old school chum, HELEN, who is now managing Packer's store. Helen has made quite a few improvements, too.There's a gadget that grabs people as they go by, pulls them inside, gives them six boxes of Little Crunchies, takes three dollars out of their pocket, and throws them outside again. We always knew you had a good head for business, Helen! As we climb off our magic carpet, you may be wondering what has happened to SHERRY. Well, who do you think was steering our carpet? Once a wizard,” always a wizard ! And so we find that the class of '53 has certainly fulfilled all the prophecies made about them way back in the early twentieth century. Now our guide must leave us, for more classes are approaching for a look into the future. A B C 'S Alert..........................................MR. SUTTON Brand New.........................KATHY GOODSPEED Carefree................................BILL PAJAK Dynamite...................MISS BOSTWICK'S DRIVING Exceptional................................SENIORS Flirt..............................MARILYN HICKEY Gymnastic...............................LOIS WOOD Heartbreaker.........................JIM MANSFIELD Inseparable.............................DOT DICK Jovial...........................SPENCER JACKSON Known.........................................ANNA MANAS Lengthy.......................................JOAN LANDRY Magnetic............................. BARBARA SUSS Neat.............................JUDIE MOREHOUSE Obligated....................................COACH MEALY Pleasing......................................MRS. FAHEY Questionable...............................MILDRED LENDEL Riot.........................................BRIAN MOONEY Scholastic....................................EMMA FULLER Tease.........................................ROSS CHRISTIE Unique.........................................MR. SIMMONS Vigorous. . ..............................SHIRLEY PALMATEER Wizards.....................................JUNIOR CLASS Xotic...............................OUR NEW SCHOOL Yodelist......................................MISS WIMBERT Zippy.........................JAY VEE CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion Kruger, Patricia Faber, Lillie Palmateer, Charlotte Fischback, Helen Traver, Sandra Smith, Marilyn Hickey, Alice Armer, Dorothy Sanders, Carolyn Boerenko. SECOND ROW: Leon Hicks, Thomas Walkowicz, William Pajak, James Hall, Harold Funk, Robert Lee, Philip Arnold, Charles Jackson, Daniel Verklas,William Marauskis, William Harris, Gerald Snyder, Harold Sherman, Leon Hicks. NOT SHOWN: Robert Bills, Kathryn Goodspeed. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW’, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Link, Joyce Keller, Dale Houghton, Mildred Lendel, Elizabeth Ploss, Frances Traver, Mary Howard, Merrilyn Weaver, Angel Cusson, Walter Slade, teacher. SECOND ROW: Russell Winslow, Alice Skorny, Betty Lou Moffat, Sheila Landry, Germaine Beckwith, Marriane Carnrick, Jacquline Quinn, Gloria Hicks, Gerald Sutch. THIRD ROW: Joseph Downes, Charles Hathaway, Carl Ahnert, Joseph Skorny, Joseph Hatala, Percy Sowle, Arthur Garrison, Daniel Sutch, Paul Kronsbein, Gary Fuller, Douglas Sherman, James Purvee, Walter Bezio. EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Welsh, Peggy Bryant, Nancy Ploss, Joyce Funk, Shirley May, Diana Ruud, Elaine Kasczmaisczyk, Ella Armer, Arlene Conde, Bertha Fuller. SECOND ROW: Clifford Sowle, Isadore Bezio, Alan Feulner, Edward Jacobs, Jimmy Quinn, Betty Armitage, Dorothy Coon, Josephine Gerardi, Sylvia Palombi, Gayle Smith, Patty Cornell, Richard Sherman, Earl McConchie. THIRD ROW: David Cutbush, Billy Morehouse, Anthony Ebert, Wayne Arnold, Walter Donhon, Andie Zajaceskowski, Gary Wood, David Arnold, Lee Hunter, Gerald Ahnert, Walter Smith, Ronald Wood, Turner Gundersen, John Morack, Allan Stafford. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROWr, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Link, Barbara Landry, Elaine Gavaletz, Linda Feulner, Jean Cushman, Patricia Quinn, Anita Gundersen, Linda Champagne, Mary Eaton, Joanne Jacobs, Marilyn Wright. SECOND ROW': Richard Jackson, Robert Wood, Barbara Traver, Sue Morack, Fred Sanders, Billy Earl, Miss Janet Wimbert, teacher. THIRD ROW: Bruce Carlton, Fred Lachtruff, Donald Springer, Tommy Young, Donald Thomas, Donald Stangle, Leon Weiderman, Bruce Millington, Tommy Stangle. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Pischel, Bonnie Dovhan, Marianne Adamoschek, Claudette Cusson, Julia Hicks, Joyce Taylor, Carole Sherman, Christiane Steffans, Bertha Whitney, Florence Whitney. SECOND ROW: Gerard Cusson, Priscilla Quinn, Joan Hoyle, Linda Rohling, Barbara Teeling, Stephen Hatala, Bruno Caldaro, teacher. THIRD ROW: Stanley Jackowski, Gary McChesney, Karl Froelick, Chester Denison, Robert LaBom-bard, Bobby May. Stacia MY BILL Walkowicz Marlene DON'T STAY AWAY Ward Brian HEART OF A CLOWN Mooney Ernest OLD BLACK MAGIC Sutton Garry i CAN'T HELP TALKING ABOUT HIM Fuller Helen PEG OF MY HEART Wilcox Ralph CRAZY RYTHUM Mottola Bev FIVE FOOT TWO Keller Bill HAIR OF GOLD Carnick Emma GLOW WORM Fuller Danny REDHEAD Grezbein Dick 'I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE Mansfield Elizabeth THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE Morris Walter HEY, GOOD LOOKIN'' Slade Carolyn ANYWHERE I WANDER Borenko Joan CHARLIE MY BOY Bostwick Eddie EASY ON THE EYES Palmer Sherry IT'S IN THE BOOK Stockheim Aileen IF I KNEW YOU WAS A COMIN I'D OF BAKED A CAKE Estus Judie SOMEBODY LOVES ME Morehouse Joyce ONE LOVE HAVE i Clark Anna SWEET LORRAINE Lee Anna WITH A SONG IN MY HEART Manas Betty SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY Garrison Dave WE'RE IN THE MONEY Weaver Nelson BROWN EYES Reichel Lillie NEVER BEEN KISSED Palmateer Joan WISH YOU WERE HERE Landry Jeanne INDIAN LOVE CALL Schwarz Ross WATER CAN'T QUENCH THE FIRE OF LOVE Christie Bryan TOO OLD TO CUT THE MUSTARD Simmons Shirley MY BUDDY OVER THERE Palmateer Jim BECAUSE YOU’RE MINE Mansfield Mike I'M NEVER SATISFIED Griffin Kathy i LOVE YOU BECAUSE Goodspeed Jackie I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU Quinn Dorothy YOU BELONG TO ME Sanders Jim I LIKE GIRLS Arnold Sonja I'LL WALKALONE Carlton Phil DON'T JUST STAND THERE Arnold Joyce HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL Keller Jimmy GOLD RUSH IS OVER Purvee Lois ' SETTIN THE WOODS ON FIRE Wood Spencer JAW JAW YAK YAK Jackson Pete MAKING WHOOPEE Wintersteen Bob TALKING TO THE WALL Young Isabelle BEER BARREL POLKA Post Barb i CAN'T HELP TALKING ABOUT HIM Suss Alice WAITING IN THE LOBBY OF YOUR HEART Armer Janet SHE'LL BE COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN Wimbert SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Holbrook, Ellen Laufear, Carol Stangle, Geraldine Markiewicz, Priscilla Bateholts, Marilou Wood, Sara Lou Garrison, Jackie Teachout, Jean Morehouse, June Tnomp-son, Rita Cusson, Dianna Ulinger. SECOND ROW: Janet Wintersteen, Josephine Hersey, June Thompson, Barbara Spean-burg, Helen Smith, Linda Sherman, Laura Cushman. THIRD ROW: David Eaton, Richard Hunter, Micheal Sears, David Davidson, Robert Glick, Richard Harris, Robert Rowe, Leo Geenaus, David Chase, David Ellsworth, Donald Borenko, Joseph Manas, Teacher - Anna Booth. FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Stephens, Constance Gerardi, Lynn Denison, Carol McConchie, Barbara Bylebyl, Edythe Wright, Linda Hunter, Ruth Rowe, Joan Taylor, Janice Thomas, Dorothy May. SECOND ROW: Robert Wilcox, Robert Palmateer, Arthur Armitage, Patty Overend, Gerry Boshart, Bonny Storer, Patty Johnson, Vina Stockheim, Joan Wid-man, Joan Page, Geoffrey Freer, Billy Springer, Kurt Rohling. THIRD ROW: Frances Draper, Paul Pajak, Jimmy Potkovic, Winston Wachtel, Leroy Mundy, James Burgess, John Skorny, Dennis Woods, Michael Skorny, Raymond Lanfear, Robert Ericson, Teacher - Mary Pilon. FRONT ROW-, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Cook, Judith Cutbush, Linda McChesney, Karen Brinkman, Sandra Millington, Neila Morris, Jean Butchkowski, Dale Denison, Marie Howard, Sally Eaton. SECOND ROW : John Jacobs, W'ayne Martin, Donald Dittmann, Ronald Klementowski, Ray Fitzgerald, Charles Frank, William Hall. THIRD ROW: Philip Cushman, Clarence LaFountain, Robert Gretkirewicz, Douglas Arnold, Fred Bateholts, Delbert Armer, John Maddaus, Stephen Butchkowski, Roger Pilon, Wesley Baxter, Paul Killough, Teacher - Mildred B. Getty. FIFTH-FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Sherman, Sharon Sherman, Mary Ann Palmateer, Lorraine Pilon, Carolyn Dropper, Karen Sutton, Shirley Barth, June Stangle, Nancy W'achel, Jean Quinn, Dorothy Springer, Norma Stafford, Kathryn Palombi, Mary Alice Pajak. SECOND ROW: Carroll Houghton, Thomas Senecal, Fred Euler, Norman Mauraskas, Robert Hall, Gene Thompson, Michael Teachout, David Klementowski, Benjamin Winslow, Margaret Crandall, Shirley Widerman, Sandra Hatala, Bonnie Michelfelder, Anna Denison, Mary Ann Brown, Addison Jack-son, W'illiam Ploss, Norman Wood. THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lesley Smith, Amy Link, Susan Trumbull, Judy Cook, Nadine McConchie, Elenor Adam-coschek, Jeannette Eisson, Norene Overend, Rita Armitage, Linda Sanders, Rosemarie Gerardi, Audrey Rudd. SECOND ROW: Peter Jacobs, Henry Hersey, Floyd Gifford, Billy Teeling, Hans Froelhich, Karl Brinkman, Stewart Stanton, Roger Dennison, Gary Barth, Dickie Manell, Don VanWagenen, Teacher - Mrs. Wid-man. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard McChesney, Edward Jones, Todd Rohling, Woodrow Winslow, Billy Brandige, Robert Armitage, Robert Stanton. SECOND ROW: Karen Wilson, Rosemary Graham, Nancy Glenn, Evva McCane, Marjorie Denison, Patricia Sherman, Mary Anne Cornell, Beverley Wood, Mary Ann Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Cushman, Grant-land Smith, David Michelfelder, Dick Simmons, Larry Pajak, Robert Baird, Douglas Hemingway, Fred Parsons, Howard Vroman, Kenneth Wachtel, Teacher -Marion Mauzey. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Champagne,Maxine Simmons Linda Grant, Jackie McChesney, Betty Howard, Linda Sherman, Carol Gaura, Mary Ann Ellsworth, Sharon Coseo, Marlene Pryce, Anne Chaplin, Marlyn Armitage, Patty Wright, GarySpenburgh. SECOND ROW: David Sutton, John Boshart, Mary Stock-heim, Jimmy Lockwood, Bobby Clark, Marshall Danforth,Bruce Sanders, Donald Stephens, Burton Baker, David Teeling, Richard Mechanick,Teacher - Mrs.Over -beek. THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Gunderson, Diane Simboli, Yvonne Cus-son, Patty Wilson, Dorothy Verklas, Joanne Perry, Claudia Maurauskas, Carol Michelfelder, Carol • Hathaway, Bonnie Funk, Barbara Wright, Sharon Euler. SECOND ROW: Lynn McConchie, Bruce Yesse, James Holbrook, James Mills, Jr., Betty Teeling, Karen O'Conner, Janet Gleas,Mary Lynn Beuder, Joanna Yurkins, Douglas Beckwith, Donald Taylor, Gary Nowicki,Robert Lachtrupp,Edward Mooney, Teacher - Mary Fonda. FIRST GRADE FIRST-SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Jackowski, Paul Za jaceskowski, April Brown, Marion Jackowski, Mary Lans-burg, Monica Freer, Sharon Smith, Joseph Jackowski, Robert Lewardowski. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Lewandowski, Donald Freer, Elaine Watrobski, Stanley Watrobski, Francine Freer, Michael Jackowski, Teacher - Mrs. Palmateer. WEST GALWAY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Cornell, Carol Abbe, Patricia Lane, Rosemary Hicks, Mary Ann Draper, Rosie Gifford, Lorraine Danforth, Sandra Chaplin, Beverly Howard, Shirley Lafountain, Marjorie Arnold, Janice Beckwith. SECOND ROW: Wayne Mechanick, Joseph Fitzgerald, Robert Glywa, Robert Bagdan, George Killough, Frank Chase, Diane Davidson, Nan Griffin, Mary Lou Benson, Raymond Hall, William Bryant, Donald Hersey, George Brown, Ed Klementowski. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Funk, Hugh Simboli, Kenneth Taylor, Susan Quinn, Mary Ann Gerardi, Barbara Denison, Jackie Hersey, Michael Suits, James Robinson, William Jacobs. SECOND ROW': Richard Sherman, Donald Earl, Richard Wachtel, David Lockwood, Kenneth Boshart, Gordon Wilcox, Harry Scott, Bruce Reagan, W'allace Armer, Joseph Chase, Thomas Manell, Albert Baird, Teacher - Mrs. Follett. KINDERGARTEN FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Burrows, June Chaplin, Linda Luce, Jane Richardson, Peggy Quinn, Jill La Rue, Marnorie Jackson, Barbara Crandall, James Lanfear. SECOND ROW: Donald Mealy, Ronald Baker, Clifford Frank, Eugene Gretkirewicz, Daniel Denison, David Hunter, Charles Pajak, David Sherman, James Rogers, Bruce Pilon, Teacher -Mrs. Irwin. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Pepper, Nora Belle Small, Linda Kronsbein, Joyce Morehouse. SECOND ROW: Glenda Pepper, Neal Sowle, Dawn Myers, Schuyler Vanderburgh, Jr., Philip Sowle, Robert Kondrat. THIRD ROW: Judy Nehr, Virginia Baird, Noreen Vanderburgh, June Small, Mary Myers, Teacher - Lucy Pischel. HAGADORN MILLS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Kruger, Douglas Sowle, Harold Morehouse, Nellie Kondrat, Betty Kruger, Norman Neahr. SECOND ROW: Carole Myers, Louis Small, Maxine Vanderburgh, Raymond Kacz-marczyk, Edward Sowle, George Lee, Sylvia Small, Teacher - Antoinette Roosevelt. BARKERSVILLE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Zajaceskowski, Allan Page, Richard Mickan, Regina Berry, Helen Whitney, SECOND ROW: Robert Suss, Peter Zajaceskowski, Nora Whitney, Teacher - Mildred Hansen. EAST GALWAY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Wolfe, Allen Wolfe, Jack Belknap, Kenneth Gerard, Douglas McKitten, SECOND ROW: Arthur Welch, Terry Wolfe, Marcia Hollanbeck, Jill Belknap, Teacher - Arthur Jones. PEPPIEST Pat Faber - Jim Mansfield PERSONALITY - POPULAR Barb Suss - Brian Mooney BASHFUL Helen Wilcox - Bill Harris BEST ATHLETE Stacia Walkowicz - Dick Mansfield tfattuatp LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anna Manas - Nelson Reichel BEST STUDENTS Emma Fuller - Ross Christie BEST DRESSED Stacia Walkowicz - Ed Palmer POLITE Anna Manas - Ross Christie WITTY Sherry Stockheim - Brian Mooney STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Landry, Mildred Lendl, Bob Lee, Dave Weaver, Sherry Stockheim, Mr. Simmons, Sponsor; Ross Christie, Jerry Sutch, Bertha Fuller, Lillie Palmateer. STANDING: Bruce Carlton. David Arnold, Carol Sherman. VARSITY CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Hatala, Harold Sherman, Dick Mansfield, Jim Mansfield, Stacia Walkowicz, Brian Money, Dan Grezbien, Dave Weaver, Jim Hall. STANDING: Leon Hicks, Bob Young, Bill Carnrick, Pete Wintersteen, Jim Arnold, Nelson Reichel, Ed Palmer, Bill Harris, Ross Christie, Coach Mealy. F. H. A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Palmateer, Isabelle Post, Anna Lee, Mrs. Estus, Betty Garrison, Stacia Walkowicz, Coralyn Borenko, SECOND ROW: Sonja Carlton, Beverly Keller, Lois Wood, Joan Landry, Emma Fuller, Helen Wilcox. YORKERS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andie Zajaceskowski, Anita Gundersen, Marianne Adamoschek, Patricia Quinn, Linda Champagne, Marilyn Wright, Betty Pischel, Florence Whitney, Chritiane Steffan, Carole Sherman, Jean Cushman, Linda Feulner, Tommy Stangle. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Quinn, Chester Denison, Barbara Teeling, Peggy Link, Joan Hoyle, Suzanne Morack, Barbara Landry, Linda Rohling, Betty Armitage, Bertha Fuller, Barbara Welsh, Joyce Funk, Peggy Bryant, Elaine Kaczmarczyk, Diana Ruud, Dorothy Coon, Joyce Taylor. THIRD ROW: Earl McConchie, Gerald Ahnert, Wayne Arnold, Walter Dovhan, Edward Jacobs, Allan Stafford, Stanley Jackowski, Frederick Lachtrupp, Richard Jackson, Tommy Young, Donald Stangle, Gary McChesney, Bruce Carlton, David Arnold, John Morack, Robert LaBombard. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonja Carlton, Helen Traver, Lillie Palmateer, Beverly Keller, Judy Morehouse, Aileen Estus, Cafeteria Manager; Evelyn Hoskins, Cook; Mildred Conde, Cook; Ann Link, Emma Fuller. STANDING: Charles Jackson, Joe Pischel, Bill Kania, A1 Morris, Harry Cleveland, Cecil Annibal, Bus Drivers, Jim Arnold, Harold Funk, Bill Pajak. HMMMMMMMMMM! JUNIOR CHORUS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Wright, Elaine Gavalty, Anita Gunderson, Pat Quinn, Sue Morak, Linda Champagne, Mary Eaton, Linda Feulner, Joanne Jacobs, Mary Jean Cushman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Traver, Peggy Link, Barbara Landry, Ella Armer, Elaine Kaczmarczyk, Bertha Fuller, Nancy Ploss, Betty Armitage, Sue Palombi. THIRD ROW: David Arnold, Bruce Millington, Walter Dovhan, Frederick Lachtrup, Wayne Arnold, Gerald Ahnert, Allan Stafford, Donald Stangle, Thomas Young, Richard Jackson, William Earl, Thomas Stangle and Director, Mr. Ralph Mottola. SENIOR CHORUS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Armer, Sarah Ann Link, Alice Skorney, Joyce Keller, Gloria Hicks, Frances Traver, Betty Lou Moffat, Helen Traver, Pat Faber, Anna Manas. SECOND ROW: Sherry Stockheim, Emma Fuller, Dorothy Sanders, Sandra Smith, Elizabeth Morris, Jackie Quinn, Mildred Lendl, Marriane Carnick, Germaine Beckwith, Helen Wilcox, Shelia Landry, Beverly Keller. THIRD ROW: Sonja Carlton, Joyce Clark, Judie Morehouse, Shirley Palmateer, Barbara Suss, Stacia Walkowicz, Lillie Palmateer, Marilyn Hickey, Dale Houghton. FOURTH ROW: Earl Machnie, Billy Morehouse, John Morak, Gerry Synder, Daniel Sutch, Gerry Sutch and Richard Sherman. Director, Mr. Ralph Mottola. SENIOR BAND FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Morehouse, Danny Sutch, Ann Link, Barb Suss, Judie Morehouse, Dorothy Sanders, Lillie Palmateer, Marilyn Hickey, Millie Lendle, Marrianne Carnrick, Anna Manas. SECOND ROW: Joyce Clark, John Morack, Leon Pajak, Eleanor Young, Lydia Longacre, Jimmy Hall, Danny Verklas, Elizabeth Morris, Sherry Stockheim, Doug Van Wagenen. Director, Mr. Mottola. JUNIOR BAND FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Link, David Arnold, Arlene Conde, Turner Gunderson, Ronald Wood, Alan Stafford, Wayne Arnold, Dianne Ruud, Betty Armitage, Marilyn Wright. Director, Mr. Mottola. GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Bryant, Patty Faber, Anna Manas, Judy Morehouse, Alice Skorney, Ann Link, Gloria Hicks, JackieQuinn, Mary Howard, Joyce Keller, Marilyn Hickey. SECOND ROW: Emma Fuller, Sherry Stockheim, Dorothy Coons, Barbara Welsh, Josephine Gerardi, Patty Cornell, Lillie Palmateer, Dorothy Sanders, Alice Armer, Betty Lou Moffat, Sheila Landry. THIRD ROW: Dayle Houghton, Shirley Palmateer, Joyce Clark, Sonja Carlton, Barb Suss, Elizabeth Morris, Germaine Beckwith, Helen Wilcox, Stacia Walkowicz, Marianne Carnerick, Millie Landle. Director, Mr. Mottola. SEXTET STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Faber, Judy Morehouse, Sherry Stockheim, Barbara Suss, Ann Link and Anna Manas. SEATED: Elizabeth Morris, Pianist. SOCCER First row, left to right: Brian Mooney, Dick Mansfield, DanGrezben, Jim Mansfield, Ross Christie. Second row: Jim Arnold, Pete Wintersteen, Nelson Reichel, Bob Lee, Bill Harries, Coach Don Mealey. Third row: Bill Carnrick, manager; Bob Young, Joe Hatala, Dan Verklas, Leon Hicks, Jim Hall. Missing - Captain Ed Palmer. Scoring - DanGrezben, 2; Ross Christie, 2; Dick Mansfield, 1; Pete Wintersteen, 1. GAMES Galway - 2 Mayfield - 3 Galway - 1 Mayfield - 2 Galway - 1 Luzerne - 2 Galway - 0 Luzerne - 3 Galway - 0 Burnt Hills - 1 Galway - 0 Burnt Hills - 1 Galway - 0 Corinth - 6 Galway - 0 Corinth - 8 Galway - 2 Broadalbin - 6 Galway - 0 Broadalbin - 3 The 1952 soccer season proved to be a bad one for Coach Don Mealey's soccer team. The boys finished the season with a record of no wins and ten defeats. The four county league teams that the boys had played in the past were forced to leave the league in soccer, leaving Galway with only a few other teams to play. Coach Mealey went through a great deal of trouble trying to get other teams of higher classes to play the boys. The team was led by senior Ed Palmer this year. Other seniors playing in their last soccer game this year were Dick Mansfield, Nelson Reichel, and Dan Grezben. We certainly will miss these four fine athletes next year. Left to right: Stacia Walkowicz, Captain; Marilyn Hickey, Joyce Clark, Barbara Suss, Co-captain, Alice Armer, Pat Faber. Varsity CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity First row, left to right: Mildred Lendl, Captain; Shirley Palmateer, Cocaptain. Second row: Joyce Keller, JackieQuinn, Marianne Carnwick, Mary Howard. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Galway Junior Varsity this year did very well by capturing second place in the league. The junior varsity was struck with some sickness causing them their defeat for the first place fight. The captain, who led his team this season, was Leon Hicks with 89 points. The other members of the team were: Danny Verklas, 86 points; Bob Young, 50 points; Spencer Jackson, 48 points; Jim Arnold, 14 points; Bob Lee, 33 points; Philip Arnold, 17 points; Bill Murauskas, 13 points; Douglas Van Wagnenen, 8 points; Joe Hatala, 2 points; Joe Downes, 2 points; Charles Jackson, 0 points. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year s basketball season with Coach Donald Mealy s team was one filled with hard luck and disappointing breaks. We had for the first time in Galway three players hitting over the century mark for the year s scoring. The players however were all seniors whom we will lose due to graduation. The total scoring for the year went as follows: Danny Grezbein, 133 points; Nelson Reichel, 113 points; Dick Mansfield, (capt.) 105; Edward Palmer, 86 points; Jim Mansfield, 64 points; Brian Mooney, 16 points; Ross Christie, 9 points; Peter Wintersteen, 9 points; Bill Harris, 3 points; William Carnrick, 2 points. Galway 46 V.S. Broadalbin 92 Galway 29 V.S. Broadalbin 68 Galway 23 V.S. Fultonville 51 Galway 38 V.S. Fultonville 63 Galway 46 V.S. Stratford 30 Galway 40 V.S. Stratford 56 Galway 38 V.S. Luzerne 59 Galway 46 V.S. Luzerne 44 Galway 42 V.S. Woestina 44 Galway 34 V.S. Woestina 47 Galway 40 V.S. . Perth 75 Galway 42 V.S. Perth 74 Galway 69 V.S. Oppenhiem 32 Galway V.S. Oppenhiem Forfeited to Galway BASEBALL Last year's baseball season was one of hard luck and lack of experience. Despite the supreme effort of Captain Ray Sherman, Dan Grezbein, Dick Mansfield, Charlie Quinlan, Nelson Reichel, Milton Lendl, Ed Palmer, Brian Mooney, Pete Wintersteen, Spencer Jackson, Bob Young, Danny Verklas, Harold Sherman, Jim hall, and Bill Murauskas, the season closed with three wins against seven defeats. The team was coached by Don Mealy, and Bob Bills was manager. Galway 13 V.S. Stratford 16 Galway 1 v.s. Woestina 10 Galway 3 V.S. Wheelerville 7 Galway 12 v.s. Perth 11 Galway 2 v.s. Woestina 5 Galway 1 v.s. Stratford 16 Galway 10 v.s. Wheelerville 11 Galway 6 v.s. Perth 10 Galway v.s. Oppenheim Forfeit both games Galway Central P. T. i MAYFAIR BRANCH OF THE SCHENECTADY TRUST COMPANY Brings the Community's TOP Banking Service To the Town of Glenville and Southern Saratoga County Checking Accounts Special Interest Accounts Loans for Every Need Safe Deposit Vault UNLIMITED FREE PARKING USE YOUR OWN COMMUNITY BANK FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS? Main Office State St. Opposite Wall St. Member: Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Schenectady County Clearing House Association Brandywine Branch State St. at Brandywine Ave Upper Union St, Branch Union St. at Regent St. Mount Pleasant Branch Crane Street at Main Ave. Mayfair Branch Saratoga Rd. Mayfair the Schenectady Trust Company J 3 tor youth The many sided service of a bank is an indispensable aid to success and happiness at any time of life. It is especially valuable to young men and women facing new horizons of opportunity. 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Phone 86 “Wearing Apparel and Accessories” ARNOLD'S Quality and Style TURKEY FARM Moderate Prices West Charlton, N. Y. W AGENHEINS Phone Galway 2468 20 Market St. Amsterdam, N. Y. Bus Available For Hire Special Trips Nights - Week Ends Holidays 240 State St. Phone 4-8114 Schenectady, N. Y. DAN A. DONAHUE Men’s - Boys’ Clothing Furnishings Phone-Galway 4522 A. E. MORRIS Nettle ton Shoes Compliments of DR. MRS. THOMAS DOYLE BALLSTON CLEANERS DYERS Quality Cleaning Custom Tailored Suits For Men For Women 144 Milton Ave. Phone 388 BUFF BUFF, INC. Waste Material Dealers Phone 4-3329 4-3320 129-133 Edison Ave. Schenectady, N. Y Compliments °f RIALTO RESTAURANT To The Galway Class of 1953 Good Health - Good Fortune From The ERIE BARBER SHOP 158 Erie Boulevard 5 Chairs Joseph Mastorianni Phone 4-9778 Have Your Graduation Pictures Taken At PROCTER STUDIOS Distinctive Portraiture Roy Asher 210 Proctor’s Arcade Schenectady 5, N. Y. Telephone 3-4 LINPARK CLOTHES Manufacturers and Retailers R. Mark, Manager 222 State Street Schenectady, N. Y, Phone 49625 HERBERT J. TERRY REALTOR Schenectady 5, N. Y. 482 State Street Room 214-215 Proctor’s Arcade P. HECKER SON General Store Phone Galway 4592 West Charlton, N. Y. THE NEEDLE THREAD SHOP “NECCHI” “The World's Finest Sewing Machine Notions - Fabrics - Patterns Phone 1177 53 Bath St. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Compliments of GUY’S Ballston Spa, N. Y. Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. TOM RAPELLO H. S. MEDBERY, INC Sales and Service Tires Genuine G M Parts 31 Charlton St. Ballston Spa, N. Y. THE CRAFT STUDIO Gifts and Cards Phone 4173 Galway West Charlton Phone 98 COURTESY OF SANITARY BARBER BEAUTY SHOP For Appointment - Phone Ballston Spa 56 STAN'S Compliments TEXACO STATION of Gas and Oil General Repairs On Hagaman - West Galway Road ENDICOTT JOHNSON Ballston Spa Keep In Good Spirits . . . W. P. WHALEN WINE LIQUOR STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 953 282 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. FENNIMORE PLUMBING HEATING “On the Flats H. VAN PATTEN S. 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