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

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I, JACKIE QUINN, leave my black sideburns to Bertha Fuller. Just don't bleach them, hon'. I, PAUL KRONSBEIN, leave my green bow tie to Gary Fuller. Hope it doesn't clash with your eyes, Gary. I, LYDIA LONGACRE, leave my one woman band to anyone who can stand the racket. I, BETTY PLOSS, leave my fiery temper to Walt Smith. Hope you can stand the heat, Waltl I, JOYCE KELLER, leave my fancy dancing to Ronnie Wood. Don't step on anyone's feet, will you? I, BETTY MOFFAT, leave my unusual appetite to Joe Downs.

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CLASS WILL I, LEE HALVERSON, leave my southern accent to whoever dares cross the Mason-Dixon line. I, KENNETH GOODSPEED, leave my car (?) to Art Garrison, IF he can insure it. I, CHARLES HATHAWAY, leave my inferiority complex to anyone that can stand the psychiatric fees. I, MARY HOWARD, leave my favorite song, Frankie and Johnny to Shirley May. Take care of it, Shirl! I, DAN SUTCH, leave my space in Walt Pixley's barber chair to any boy (or girl? ?) who has a head to fit his bowl. I, MILLIE LENDL, leave my ponytail to Sue Palombi. Don't forget the spit curls. Sue! I, ALICE SKORNY, leave my unbalanced Senior Class books to Betty Armitage. I hope she can giggle her way to a balanced budget better than I could. I, GERALD SUTCH, leave my hot-rod station wagon to Joe Skorny in full confidence that he will drive it safely and sanely! I, CARL AHNERT, leave my ability to beat Tim Johnson in a drag race to anyone who is willing to travel. 1, ETHEL BARBER, leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Fahey to David Gearhart. I, GERMAINE BECKWITH, leave my ability to get along with older boys (young men) to any Junior who could use it. I, ANN LINK, leave my witty opinions to John Morack, if he has the nerve to use them. I, DALE HOUGHTON, leave my terrific bowling ability to Joyce Funk. Hope you know more about the game than I do. I, DOUG SHERMAN, leave my ability to equal Tim Johnson in tall tales to anyone who'd dare try it.

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 Thirty-one strong we entered the new school building as the first freshman class. In the fall of 1952, with the help of Mr. Walter Slade, we began to function. OFFICERS President------------------- Angele Cusson Vice President-------------- Joseph Downes Secretary-------------------Jacquelin Quinn Treasurer--------------------Joseph Skorny Student Council--------------Mildred Lendl Gerald Sutch In our sophomore year we started to grow some, with the help of Mrs. Florence Griffen as our class advisor. We found ourselves limited to one activity: a roller skating party at Healy's at Perth. Mary Howard, our President, moved away and the follow ing slate was put into working order: OFFICERS President--------- Secretary ----- Treasurer------ Student Council - Joyce Keller - - Carl Ahnert - Mildred Lendl Lydia Longacre Gerald Sutch Although there were no other authorized school activities we had many enjoyable times at parties in each other's homes.