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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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JrH TLB jjun- rrx f CJLCujLj dt_ pcxpuULrb . 0T nr sJLcJL duuJt, cot dhuss stoLpL. f- xAjl pcxsrruL x n. Jbtt- ■ ( ILuUt QA 06t? UIlU ifru nrrias+n nryxJL ? cfthc- aJzcusjJUaH.G t � ' dibp C.6-LUH TX S OuJxjuC Jy rruJU Urip • cflbi. StUrrinrrx -rLft A D H I N I S T ft A T I 0 N CHARLES H. FIELD Principal The success of this yearbook is a tribute to the class of 1957 and stands as a record of happy memories. May this annual serve for each member of the class as a symbol of the ideals of his high school days and as an inspiration for the realization of his highest capabilities. C. H. Field CLAYTON H. BROWN District Superintendent Enter to learn; go forth to serve When you leave the hallowed halls of Galway Central may the learning you have gained enable you to serve your fellowman to the fullest possible degree. Clayton H. Brown Stanley Bylebyl, Hugh Thomson, Stella Sherman, Frederick Baker, Walter Armer, James R. Donnan. JAMES DONNAN President BOARD OF EDUCATION ELAINE BLESSING Mathematics French CAROLYN CHAPIN Physical Education AILEEN ESTUS Home Economics MARION FAHEY Commerce EDWARD GORGA Mathematics Science HELEN HALLORAN English Social Studies VIOLA HANGS Music RICHARD LUKASIEWICZ Music DONALD MEALY Physical Education RICHARD MILAN ALFRED OLSEN CATHERINE PADWICK Shop Art English JEANNE SCHWARZ GEORGE SENGENBERGER Junior High Social Social Studies Studies BRYAN SIMMONS History Library HELEN STORER Junior High English ERNEST SUTTON Mathematics Science DOROTHY VERKLAS School Nurse ALBERT MOTTAU Elementary Supervisor ELEMENTARY FACULTY Front: Anna Booth, Richard Gerlach, Mildred Getty, Mary Pilon, Charles Olendorf, Marion Taylor, Ethel Overbeek. Back: Mildred Hathaway, Mildred Hansen, Mary Fonda, Ruth Cummings, Mildred Eaton, Margaret Irwin, Mildred Follett, Alice Wid-mann, Lucy Pischel, Winifred Palmateer, Estelle Barrett. STUDENT COUNCIL President: WAYNE ARNOLD Vice President: BERTHA FULLER Secretary: JOAN COOK Treasurer: LINDA CHAMPAGNE Front: Sanders, Cook, Arnold, Champagne, Mr. Simmons, Davidson, Back: Holbrook, Sherman, Grant, Zajaceskowski, Frank, Wolfe. OFFICE STAFF MRS. CORNELL MRS. SPEANBURG CAFETERIA STAFF MRS. GRANT, MRS. PATEREK, MRS. DAVIDSON Don Smith, Don Stangle, Olaf Hansen, Lloyd McCrossen, Joe Pischel. Douglas Bell, Joe Pischel, Tim Downes, Lawerence Michelfelder, Don Smith, Courtney Wright. y dfy 4 ; r . i G .u ,X -wV' c Jji A W“ '- 4? ■ y V' US- c -W-t— '£ 4 s c M I 0 R S CLASS Advisor OFFICERS MISS HALLORAN Secretary ELAINE KACZMARCZYK Treasurer BETTY JANE ARMITAGE GERALD AHNERT TO A YOUNG HEART, EVERYTHING IS FUN” Yorkers 1, 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Dramatics 3; French Club 3. ELLA ARMER A GENTLE GIRL IS RATHER CHARMING” Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2; Girls Sextet 3; Dramatics 1; Baton Club 2; Galway Piper Staff 3. BETTY JANE ARMITAGE IN MANNERS AND ACTIONS SHE DOES EXCEL Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2; Girls' Sextet 3; Band 1, 2; Yorkers 1, 2; Class Treasurer 3,4; Chairman of Galway Piper Layout Committee 3; National Honor Society. DAVID ARNOLD THE TONGUE, BEING A WET PLACE, IS LIKELY TO SLIP WHEN GOING FAST Chorus 1,2, 3,4; All County 2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Octette 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Yorkers 1,2,3,4; Treas- urer 3; Rod and Gun Club 1; Basketball 1; Manger 4. WAYNE ARNOLD GENTLEMAN FARMER: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Octette 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Yorkers 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 1; Rod and Gun Club 1; Ping Pong Club 1; Student Council President 4; Chairman of Galway Piper Photography 3. PEGGY BRYANT PRETTY, PERKY, PEGGY Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Yorkers 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading, J. V, 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Captain 4; Galway Piper Staff 3. ARLENE CONDE BEWARE THE FURY OF A PATIENT WOMAN, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, All County 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Girls' Sextet 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1; French Club 2; Galway Piper Staff 3. DOROTHY COON LIFE IS MEANT FOR FUN Chorus 1, 2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1; Yorkers 1, 2, 3; Secretary 2, President 3; Dramatics Club 1; Service Club 2; Junior Prom Attendant and Chairman 3; Newspaper Club 4; Vice President of Class 3,4; Galway Piper Staff 3. PATRICIA CORNELL Just herself, what else is required? Chorus 1, 2; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Yorkers 1, 2; Galway Piper Staff 3. DAVID CUTBUSH Good nature and good sense must ever join. Chorus 1,2; Yorkers 1; Rod and Gun Club 1; Baseball 1,2; Soccer 2, 3; Basketball, JV 3, Varsity 4, Manager 2; Varsity Club 2. JOYCE FUNK Gigglers come and gigglers go, but I go on forever. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Yorkers 1,2; Dramatics 1,2, 3; Newspaper Club 3; Galway Piper Staff 3. BERTHA FULLER Blushing Blond. Chorus 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Yorkers 1, secretary 3; Dramatics 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3,4, secretary 3, vice president 4; Galway Piper Staff 3; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Newspaper Club 4. ARTHUR GARRISON Duals. Service Club 1; Chefs' Club 1; Galway Piper Staff 3; Basketball, JV 1, Varsity 2, 3; Varsity Club 4. WILLIAM GAVALETZ Looked up to. Rod and Gun Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Soccer 2,3; Basketball, JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. I DAVID GEARHART Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more. Yorkers 1,2, 3,4; Chefs' Club 1; Service Club 2; Soccer Manager 3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 4. TURNER GUNDERSON Quiet and shy - ha ha 1 what a lie. ” Yorkers 1; Rod and Gun Club 1; Soccer 1,2, 3; Base ball 1; Basketball, JV 1, 2, 3. LEE HUNTER Milkman. Dramatics 2, 3; Service Club 2; Chefs' Club 2; Newspaper Club 4. EDWARD JACOBS If noise were made by quiet, he would be a riot. Yorkers, president 1; Student Council 1; Camera Club 1; Ping Pong Club 2; Varsity Club 3.4. TIMOTHY JOHNSON THE CAT CAME BACK Dramatics Club 3. Bp ELAINE KACZMARCZYK VIM, VIGOR, AND VITALITY Chorus 1,2, 3,4, President 3; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Secretary 3; Delegate to Citizenship Conference 3; Yorker Council 3; Girls' Sextet 3; Class Secretary 3,4; Junior Prom Attendant 3; Business Manager of Galway Piper 3; National Honor Society. JOAN MAJEWSKI EASY TO GET ALONG WITH Dramatics 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Galway Piper Staff 3. SHIRLEY MAY SHORT, BUT EVERY INCH COUNTS. Chorus 1; Dramatics 1; J. V, Cheerleading 1,2, Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3. EARL McCONCHIE Genius is the capacity for evading hard work. Band 1,2; Chorus 1,4; Yorkers 1,2,3, 4; Camera Club 1,2; Ping Pong Club 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 3; Varsity Club 4. JOHN MORACK Mr. Yorker. ” Band 1, 2, 3, 4, all-county 1,2, 3, president 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Yorkers 1,2, 3,4, president 1; Yorker Council 3; Yorker State President 4; French Club Treasurer 2; Soccer 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; National Honor Society; Boys’ State. WILLIAM MOREHOUSE Never a dull moment. Yorkers 1,2, 3, vice president 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Chefs' Club 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, manager 2; Basketball manager 3. SYLVIA PALOMBI 1 regret that I have but one heart to give to the boys. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Yorkers 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 2; Service Club 2; Cheerleading, JV 1,2, Varsity 3. DIANE RUUD I CHATTER, CHATTER, AS I GO Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Sextet 1; Chorus 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Baton Club 1, 2; Chairman of Galway Piper Feature Committee 3. NANCY PLOSS HORSE-SENSE Chorus 1, 2; Yorkers 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Club Secretary 3; Galway Piper Staff 3. $ WALTER SMITH CHESS AND CHECKERS Yorkers 1,2, 3,4; Chefs’ Club 1; Ping Pong Club 1; Chess and Checkers Club 3. ALLAN STAFFORD WISDOM OF MANY, WIT OF ONE” Yorkers 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Rod and Gun Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Editor of Galway Piper 3; Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; President of Class 4. BARBARA WELSH Small in stature, but who can match her? Yorkers 1,2,3, historian 3; Chorus 1; Service Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Advertising Manager of Galway Piper 3; Newspaper Club 4. GARY WOOD Tall men are never overlooked. Ping Pong Club 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, manager 1; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDIE ZAJACESKOWSKI Man about town. Yorkers 1,2, 3,4, vice president 3; Rod and Gun Club 1; French Club 2; Dramatics 2, treasurer 3; Soccer 3,4, manager 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4; Galway Piper Staff 3; President of Class 3; Newspaper Club 4. GARY FULLER JOSEPH SKORNY Camera shy SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Eddie Jacobs, leave my distinguished sideburns to Dick Jackson. Carry on the fad. I, Barb Welsh, leave my page-boy to Gerry Markiewicz. Take better care of it than I did. I, Pat Cornell, leave my Saturday night taxi service for the Senior girls to anyone with a tank full of gas and a car to go with it. I, Shirley May, leave my weekly trips to the dentist to anyone who wants a day off. I, Diana Ruud, leave my closets full of clothes to Linda Champagne. You've always wanted them. I, Joe Skorn, leave my trap line to Bruce Carlton. Bring 'em in, dead or alive. I, Lee Hunter, leave my Monday Morning Banking Blues” to anyone who gets stuck with the job. I, Betty Jane Armitage, leave my ability to get 100's in Home Ec to Peggy Link. Remember to save the papers, Peg. I, Walt Dovhan, leave my seat in the Senior homeroom to Bonnie. Don't mark up the desk. I, Dave Arnold, leave my ability to beat John Morack down the halls and on the bus at night to anyone with roller skates. I, Elaine Kaczmarczyk, leave my ability to understand French to anyone who will help me understand it. I, Gerry Ahnert, leave my adorable dimples to Donald Springer. Keep smiling, Donnie. I, Allan Stafford, leave my back porch pants to Dick Sherman. Don't forget the clothespin. I, John Morack, leave my high scholastic ability to Carole Sherman. Carry on, Carole. I, Earl McConchie, leave my irresistable charm to Gary McChesney. Don't forget that club, Gary. I, Bill Gavaletz, leave the odd assortment of nuts and bolts I call a car to anyone with a monkey wrench. I, Bill Morehouse, leave my ability to coach” the soccer team to anyone who knows everything about the game. I, Wayne Arnold, leave my illegible handwriting to anyone who can translate it for the teachers. I, Sylvia Palombi, leave my ability to sing like a canary to anyone with a birdcage. I, Gary Wood, leave my treasured curling iron to Priscilla Quinn. Remember to plug it in. I, Garry Fuller, leave my talent of keeping Miss Halloran’s Senior English class from becoming dull to Dick Jackson. I, Art Garrison, leave the smoke from my duals to Jim Quinn. I, Dorothy Coon, leave my night clubbing to Joan Hoyle. I, Ella Armer, leave my shy manner to Fred Sanders. I, Bert Fuller, leave my bottle of Never-Fail Peroxide to Joanne Jacobs. I, Turner Gundersen, leave my military issue to Jim Quinn. I, Dave Gearhart, leave my back homework to Mrs. Fahey. I, Joan Majewski, leave Golden Charm to Anita Gunderson. I, Tim Johnson, leave my ability to get along with teachers to anyone with a fast get-a-way car. I, Walt Smith, leave my checker championship to Stanley Jackowski. I, Dave Cutbush, leave my quiet ways to Barb Pashley. I, Peggy Bryant, leave my ability to look up to boys to Linda Rohling. I, Arlene Conde, leave my squeaking clarinet to Mr. Lukasiewicz. I, Nancy Ploss, leave all my Teddy Bears but one to Mary Eaton. I, Joyce Funk, leave Mr. Gorga with a peaceful fifth period study hall. I, Andie Z., leave my crazy hair-cuts to Dick Sherman. SENIOR. DIReCTORY SENIOR FAMOUS FOR WEAKNESS PET PEEVE AMBITION Ahnert, Gerald his hobbies cheeseburgers hunting dangerous game be a bachelor Armer, Ella her bashfulness Fred loud-mouthed people to go place Armitage, Betty her independent ways perfume uncombed hair to be a bookkeeper Arnold, David his sarcasm certain girls English teachers scientific farming Arnold, Wayne Physics tests understanding a woman bleached blondes be a farmer Bryant, Peggy her femininity dancing sloppy people beautician Conde, Arlene her temper television lack of algebra earn money Coon, Dorothy the jitterbug money and men • nick name ’’Mange to be a business woman and a wife Cornell, Patricia her chewing gum dancing people who yell at you too much don't know yet Cutbush, David his manly stride girls teachers to get out of school Dovhan, Walter his chuckling homework teachers to own a hot rod Downes, Joseph his appetite race horses Elaine to be a book-maker Fuller, Bertha her blushing baby blue convertible Cadillacs bleached blondes to travel Fuller, Gary his horsing-around behaving eraser-throwers to die with boots off Funk, Joyce always getting in last word rock n’ roll prejudice meet Elvis Presley Garrison, Arthur his love affairs girls teachers become a sailor Gavaletz, William his country music pretty girls women drivers be a father and a mechanic Gearhart, David his spectacles food teachers play baseball Gundersen, Turner Hunter, Lee Jacobs, Edward Johnson, Timothy Kaczmarczyk, Elaine Majewski, Joan May, Shirley McConchie, Earl Morack, John Morehouse, William Palombi, Sylvia Ploss, Nancy Ruud, Diane Skorny, Joseph Smith, Walter Stafford, Allan Welsh, Barbara Wood, Gary Zajaceskowski, Andie his stature singing in bookkeeping class his interest in baseball his lunches busy weekends her Golden-Charm her peroxide his guitar his speeches his hospitality her spikes long legs her ability to know all his trap lines playing checkers his witticisms her knee socks his weak excuses his hair styles cars girls everything dog catchers red convertibles with white wall tires controlling money bookkeeping brunettes typing class food food spending money my one determination dumb blondes finding good checker players for a little opposition Van's root beers clothes D. H. nice blondes braggarts like T. J. own and run my own garage red headed girls to do what I should homework to ride the rods dogs that bite before they bark bleached blondes to be able to squeal in all three gears to marry a millionaire boys who bother me to be a farmerette knee-socks to be a bank teller homework play guitar professionally certain girls to become a scientist talkative girls to get married stop signs travel around the world snobby people to take an ocean voyage people who don't eat to become a nurse Elaine to be a drag racer homework that interferes with my checker games to be world's checker champ English teachers beat Tim Johnson in a drag race with my 34 Dodge noisy people archaeologist guys peeking in windows entirely absent sophisticated girls to get married soon SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of 1953, 40 Freshmen entered room eight and greeted their new homeroom teacher, Mrs. Fahey. The student council members were Bertha Fuller and Edward Jacobs. As Freshmen the only activity the majority of the class participated in was the annual Yorker Club convention. In 1954 the convention was held in New York City and needless to say most of the Yorkers attending it had a wonderful time. At the beginning of our Sophomore year, Joan Majewski joined our class. Mrs. Fahey was our homeroom teacher. The student council members were Bertha Fuller and Gerald Ahnert. John Morack and Andie Zajaceskowski were tapped for the newly formed chapter of the National Honor Society in Galway Central School. As the result of the field day that took place in June of that year the Sophomore class received the Annual Field Day Champions banner for scoring the highest number of points in the activities in which we participated. Miss Danzis (later Mrs. Lukasiewicz) was our advisor in our Junior year. The following were chosen as class officers: President ---------------Andie Zajaceskowski Vice President------------------Dorothy Coon Secretary-----------------Elaine Kaczmarczyk Treasurer - - — - — - — Betty Jane Armitage Student Council - Bertha Fuller and Wayne Arnold. The new members of the National Honor Society were: Betty Jane Armitage and Elaine Kaczmarczyk. Our activities for this year included a roller skating party and a dance. The activity the Juniors enjoyed most was the Junior Prom. The traditional yearbook, The Galway Piper, was published by the class. The Senior class has 37 members and our class advisor is Miss Halloran. The class officers are as follows: President-------------------------- Allan Stafford Vice President - - — — -----------Dorothy Coon Secretary--------------------Elaine Kaczmarczyk Treasurer ----------------Betty Jane Armitage Student Council - Bertha Fuller and Wayne Arnold. CLASSES SUBJECTS 1st. 2nd. drd 4th. Year’s Final Final Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter Average Exam. Grade English | _ 7L HO h;i : � 1 ( e _ ( l 12. 9 91 9-d � Li V V i L’ S t- S5k _9b__ v -v — Q 7 ; 1 - i it, __ — 3A 5 i3 a «2 — V HD L3J _ -14- Cliorns Physical Education b_ Half-days Absent -l Parent’s Signature IV.I Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter A- v. cA — 3T- President................ McCHESNEY Secretary-----------------ADAMOSCHEK Vice President............- - EATON Treasurer---------------------JACOBS President —----------------- - — MANAS Secretary —--------------------- -GARRISON Vice President........................STANGLE Treasurer..........................ELLSWORTH President------- Vice President COOK WOLFE Secretary Treasurer STEPHENS - - PILON Front: Whitney, Eaton, Sherman, Miss Blessing, Quinn, Jacobs, Pashley. Center: Sherman, Link, Champagne, Gavaletz, Dovhan, Morack, Quinn, Adamoschek, Nel son. Back: Sanders, Jackson, Millington, Springer, Carlton, McChesney, Rohling, Jackowski, Gundersen. Missing: Hoyle. Front: Uhlinger, Watrobski. Bateholts, Mr. Sengenberger, Pashley. Lanfear, Pischel. Center: Wintersteen, Stangle, Garrison, Holbrook, Markiewicz, Ouderkirk, Stangle, Speanburg, Manas, Sherman. Back: Thompson, Davidson, Glick. Longacre, Kacz- marczyk, Rowe, Freer, Latchrupp, May, Ellsworth, Eaton. Front: Holcomb, Butchkowski, Smith, Mr. Sutton, Person, Daniels, Hunter. Second: Cutbush, Quinn, Rowe, Denison, Harrington, Palmateer, Everson, Cooper, Lewandowski. Back: Mundy, Lee, Dittman, Kilmer, Fuller, Klementowski, Borenko, McChesney, Konopeus. Front: Bylebyl, Everson, Woods, Mr. Lukasiewicz, Wright, McConchie, Baxter. Second: Johnson, Rohling, Scott, Lawrence, Konopeus, Boehne, Widmann, Stephens, Pilon, Armer, Kruger, Majewski. Back: Pajak, Storer, Stockheim, Brinkman, Morris, Boshart, Hersey, Cook, Freer, Armitage, Jacobs, Wolfe. Front row: Hunter, Howe, Klementowski, Mr. Gorga, Bascom, Eaton, Lanfear. Second row; Wilcox, Stangle, Stafford, Quinn, Denison, Christensen, Dropper, D'Allesandro, May, Palmateer. Third row: Zabawa, Jackowski, Millington, Hatala, Walsh, Arnold, Traider, Stachnik, Palmateer. Front row; Sutton, Barth, Sawyer, Mrs. Storer, Kruger, Ploss, Killough. Second row: Zajaceskowski, Palombi, Crandall, Springer, Boehne, Whitney, Sherman, Maddaus, Pilon, Frank. Third row: Draper, Euler, Sturtevant, Sowle, Freer, Denison, Pettit, Jackowski, Michelfelder, Pettit, Morehouse. Front row: Kulczycki, Pierce, Bays, Teeling, Pajak, Gaura, Mechanick. Second row: Gretkirewicz, Panchyk, Link, Sitterly, Panchyk, Welsh. Murdico, Senecal, Hersey, Senecal, Van Wagenen, Houghton. Third row; Harrington, Murauskas, Ellsworth, Schaaf, Zajaceskowski, Skorny, Manell, Coseo, Barnes, Suss, Jackson, Paterek. Front row: Brinkman, Skorny, Wright, Mr. Milan, Champagne, McChesney, Speanburg. Second row: Stockheim, Grant, Thompson, Hall, Sutton, Ruud, Barth, Holtslander, Lyons, Jacobs. Third row: Ingraham, Weiderman, Adamoschek, Armitage, Daniels, Lockwood, Boshart, Simmons, Armitage, McConchie. Front row: Lee, Nowicki, McConchie, Mrs. Booth, Lyons, Hathaway, Smith. Center: Gifford, Murauskas, Berry, Yesse, Glenn, McQuade, Freer, Danopuk, Wolfe, Gundersen. Back: Sanders, Stanton, Jazwinski, Teeling, Bender, Baker, Maddaus, Bagdan, Gavaletz, Holbrook. Front row: Lewandowski, Cook, Cutbush, Mr. Gerlach, Landreville, Klementowski, Everson. Center: Smith, Pandolfini, Konopeus, Verklas, Teeling, Traider, Baird, Euler, Simboli, Wolfe. Back: Yurkins, Haskell, Ingraham, Harrington, Hudman, Benson, Michelfelder, Sanders, Mills, Jackowski. n Front: Bell, Koutsakis, MaKitten, Mrs. Getty, Kronsbein, Hoffman, Barnes. Second: Kress, Simmons, Fitzgerald, Shoutis, McCane, Mooney, Denison, Cornell, Stafford. Lachtrupp, Bryant. Back: Rourke, Beckwith, Denison, Wood, Cornell, Sturtevant, Davidson, Sherman, Gifford, Jackowski, Hemingway. Absent: Mechanick, Zajaceskow- ski. Front: Verklas, Pierce, Glenn, Bender, Benson, Brooker, Mrs. Pilon. Second: Rohling, Kulczycki, Arnold, Funk, Lansburg, Brown, Brundige, Jones, Parsons, Ritchie. Back: Lis, Killough, Stanton, Cuckoo, Zeh, Michelfelder, Chase. Front row: Rock, Quinn, Simboli, Mrs. Taylor ,-Eaj«k, Jacobs, Earl. Second row: Smith, Smith, Jackson Gardiner, Armitage, Arm , Panchyck, Sitterly, Evans, Sherman, Lockwood, Nelson. nrad row: Lane, Lyons, WilcoJ Robinson, Frank, Allen, Denison, Bingham, Sowle, Kresa Landreville, Denison, First row: Lanfear, Boshart, Sherman, Mr. Olendorf, Hersey, Chase, May. Second row: Mealy, Hunter, Hoyt, Kondrat, Schwab, Burrows, Richardson, Quinn, Hicks, Pilon. Third row: Manell, Paterek, Beckwith, Scott, Pajak, Hudman, Ouderkirk, Suits, Me Chesney, D'Allesandro, Draper. f T A'hJLr 1 Jl'iu 77ZYZ ATHLETICS Nov. 14 Woestina (H) Jan. 11 Wells (A) 20 Oppenheim (H) 15 Oppenheim (A) 27 Woestina (A) 18 Fonda-Fultonville (A) 30 Fonda-Fultonville (H) 29 Luzerne (A) Dec. 7 Perth (H) Feb. 1 Perth (A) 14 Mayfield (A) 5 Mayfield (H) 18 Luzerne (H) 15 Northville (H) Jan. 4 North ville (A) 19 Broadalbin 1 p. m. (A) 8 Broadalbin 1 p. m •(H) Mar. 1 Wells (H) Jan. 19 League ALL STAR Game Park Terrace. 48 ft N •« GALWAY H. S. GALWAY. N. Y BASKETBALL Est. Price - - O CLf Tnx Exempt BASEBALL ’56 Back row, left to right: L. Hunter - Manager, T. Young, A. Stafford, R. Glick, Coach Mealy. Middle row: W. Morehouse, J. Downes, D. Freer, D. Eaton, J. Morack. Front row: D. Ellsworth, R. Sherman, D. Gearhart, E. McConchie. E. Jacobs. Baseball Scoreboard 3 wins 6 losses 0 ties SOCCER ’56 Back rows T. Scott - Manager, D. Eaton, D. Chase, S, Watrobski, R. May, G, Lee, Coach Mealy, D. Davidson, D. Ellsworth, R, Rowe, D. Freer, R. Palmateer, G. Freer - Manager. Front row: J. Quinn, F. Sanders, G. Ahnert, A. Zajaceskowski, R. Sherman, A. Stafford, W. Morehouse, L. Longacre, D. Thomas, R. Glick. Soccer Scoreboard------1 7 2 win losses ties DAVID DAVIDSON ANDIE ZAJACESKOWSKI JOHN MORACK GALWAY DAVID CUTBUSH COACH MOTTAU DICK SHERMAN BILL GAVALETZ VARSITY bob GLICK NAME POINTS Davidson 24 Morack 133 Cutbush 129 FRED SANDERS Zajaceskowski 55 Sherman 250 Gavaletz 125 Glick 17 Sanders 49 Palmateer, Manas, Scott, Freer, Eaton, Coach Gorga Kaczmarczyk, Lee, Sowle, Ellsworth. Kurt Rohling, Roger Pilon, David Arnold, Allan Stafford, Delbert Armer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PEGGY BRYANT Captain JOANNE JACOBS PEGGY LINK JANET WINTERSTEEN BARBARA PASHLEY LINDA CHAMPAGNE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Vina Stockheim, June Thompson, Linda McChesney, Gerry Markiewicz, Judie Cutbush, Captain: Betty Pischel. Front: Jacobs, Quinn, Pashley, Sherman, Eaton, Link. Center: Adamoschek, Gavaletz, Champagne, Nelson, Whitney, Dovhan, Morack. Back: Sherman, Springer, Millington, Gundersen, Miss Blessing, Rohling, McChesney, Sanders, Jackson. PIPER STAFF Co-Editors.........................PEGGY LINK and CAROLE SHERMAN Business Manager-----------------------------------LINDA CHAMPAGNE Copy Editor.............................................MARY EATON Art Editor...................................MARIANNE ADAMOSCHEK Photography Editor.....................................JOANNE JACOBS Advertising Manager--------------------------------- JOAN HOYLE Subscriptions......................................ANITA GUNDERSEN Sports Editor.....................................................FRED SANDERS Typists.......................ELAINE GAVALETZ and BERTHA WHITNEY First row: Stephens, Stockheim, Arnold, Sutton, Boshart, Boehne, Jacobs, Lachtrupp, Eaton, Thompson, Link, Davidson, Morack. Second row: Arnold, Gaura, Klementowski, Pilon, Sherman, Boehne, Champagne, Denison, Armitage, Adamoschek, Conde, Morehouse, Speanburg, Pilon, Eaton, Sherman, Bylebyl, Sutton, McConchie, Jacobs, Eaton, Morack. Absent: Speanburg, Widmann, Glick, Longacre. Director: Mr. Richard Lukasiewicz. Accompanist: CAROL McCONCHIE Director: MISS HANGS Anita Gundersen, Sandra Hatala, Jean Morehouse, Patricia Quinn, Norma Stafford, Jean Butchkowski. Lee Hunter, Barbara Welsh, Andie Zajaceskowski, Dorothy Coon, Mr. Simmons. Doyhan, Nelson, Eaton, Pashley, Mrs. Schwarz, Lanfear, Bateholts, Sherman, Smith. Second row: Ahnert, Lachtrupp, Ellsworth, McConchie, Thompson, Morack, Markiewicz, Speanburg, Holbrook, Manas, Sherman, Garrison. Third row; Stafford, Davidson, Arnold, Arnold, Morack, Freer, Dovhan, Gearhart, Rowe, Zajaceskowski, Smith. Holcomb, Majewski, Bylebyl, Mrs. Schwarz, McConchie, Kruger, Everson. Second row; Potkovic, Woods, Butchkowski, Wright, Baxter. Third row: Konopeus, Cook, Stephens, Rowe, Widmann, Denison, Lewandowski, Boehne, Scott, Konopeus, Cutbush, Pilon. Fourth row; Lee, Mundy, Dittmann, Freer, Jacobs, Storer, Brinkman, Stockheim, Armitage, McChesney, Morris, Boshart. Front row; Barth, Sawyer, Palmateer, Mrs. Schwarz, Killough, Lanfear, Eaton. Second row: Palmateer, Stafford, Morehouse, Sherman, Boehne, Knodrat, Maddaus, Barrett, Denison, Dropper, Pilon, Sutton. Third row: Draper, Wilcox, Euler, Sturtevant, Denison, Freer, Michelfelder, Millington, Hatala, Teachout, Arnold, Crandall. Front row: Holtslander, Brinkman, Wright, Mrs. Schwarz, McChesney, Champagne, Speanburg. Second row: Houghton, Sitterly, Gaura. Third row: Grant, Ruud, Bays, Paterek, Panchyk, McConchie, Jackson. Sutton, Teeling, Barth, Lyons, Jacobs. Fourth row: Boshart, Suss, Simmons, Armitage, Senecal, Link, Ellsworth, Murdico, Senecal, Barnes, Hersey, Thompson. Fifth row: Daniels, Harrington, Armitage, Adamoschek, Butchkowski, Weidermann, Murauskas, Schaaf, Ingraham, Coseo, Manell, Stockheim. Front: Sherman, Sherman, Grant, Mrs. Schwarz, Hersey, Paterek, Lanfear. Back: Boshart, Cook, Euler, Davidson, Morack, Cutbush, Boehne, Stafford. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sherman, Link, Morack, Zajaceskowski, Kaczmarczyk, Armitage. Front: Zajaceskowski, Glick, Palombi, May, Sherman, Jacobs, Bryant, Stafford, Cutbush. Center: Morehouse, Gearhart, Ahnert, Jacobs, Sanders, Davidson, Hunter, Freer. Back: Morack, Downes, Springer. McConchie. Garrison, Quinn, Gundersen, Wood, Gavaletz. Front: Champagne, Link, Widmann, McConchie. Back: Morack, Arnold, Miss Hangs, Arnold, Longacre. GALWAY Mr. Esquire Miss Vogue Most Athletic Students' Choice Walkie- Talkies School's Jesters Most School Spirit FAVORITES Most Courteous Eye Catchers Choice Couple Slated For Success Shy of the Opposite Sex Most Argumentative FIELD DA Y JUNE 1956 JUNIOR PROM JUNE 1956 GRADUATION 1956 MR. JAMES Presents Hair Styles That Head You Into a Beautiful Summer---------------------- REMEMBER: No Appointments Necessary When You Come To------- IHr ,kitiFS Located in Hotel Schenectady Schenectady, N. Y. 134 Broadway Phone FR. 4-8713 TRACY BROS. HARDWARE Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 40 Front Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. HANNAH'S MEN'S STORE The Best in Ready-to-Wear Clothes Ballston Spa, N. Y. STEINER'S Where You Bought Your Wallpaper Ballston Spa, N. Y. U. MART I NEC PACKING COMPANY Sausage - Frankfurters Bologna - Ham - Bacon Made Exclusively From Better Meats Phone FR. 4-3385 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N. Y. SMART, YOUNG FASHIONS FOR SMART, YOUNG PEOPLE CAe Cazl Co. Schenectady, N. Y. For Every Member of the Family Schenectady's Leading Newspaper for Over 62 Years! WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT COMPLIMENTS OF AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BANK Amsterdam, New York Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DAIRY PRODUCTS SHAW DAIRY Barkersville, New York HENRY'S CLEANERS, TAILORS, FURRIERS Specializing in Wedding and Evening Gowns Fr 4-8434 1610 State Street Schenectady, New York 416 Smith Street Compliments of x ly j L m w rAU HAIR STYLISTS SavC Complete Family Service Specializing in at Hair Cutting and Permanent M Waving by Appointment wOouuzomez'U Opp. Scotia Post Office HP a 1 vaIa Am a TT -u I 4 TRUST COMPANY leiepnone r r t-oortu Amsterdam, New York Compliments of DK. SAMUEL J. COPPOLA Scotia, N. Y. Compliments of cervenka's GROCERY Corner of Sacandaga Road and West Glenville Road Scotia, New York WAVS IDE ACRES HOME AND GARDEN CENTER Hardware - Paints Plants - Seeds - Bulbs 209--211 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N. Y. Phone FR. 2-2593 Compliments of 15. 3. L-ANDJ5V BUSINESS MACHINES Glens Falls, New York Compliments of ALEX ZUCKERMAN HENPV CLEANERS DYERS, INC. KLEIN . Finer Cleaning . Rapid Delivery Service . Member of NCA OPTOMETRIST . Many Stores to Serve You Direct From Plant to You Mayfair Shopping Center Phone FR 4-4461 Saratoga Rd. Scotia, N. Y. Scotia, New York Cor. James and Center Street Headquarters for L. M. PEMBROOK A. E. BRITT Nationally Known Musical P VARIETY B Instruments Expert Repairing and STORE 5-10-25 to 1.00 and Up Rebuilding Done on Premises HERMIE'S 58 Milton Ave. MUSIC STORE Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone: FR 47433 Telephone 1213 716 State Street Schenectady For the Best of Everything! State Street Schenectady, N. Y. 10 Bonus Days Every Month Open or add to your account by the 10th of the month and have generous dividends credited from the 1st of that month, if left until the end of the quarterly period. ASSOCIATION 267 State Street Just Below Erie Boulevard DAVID MAHONEV CO. INC. Hardware Delta Power Tools Shop smith Stanley Tools Scotts Lawn Products Koton Paint 2 Stores 209 State St. EX. 3-3691 129 S. Brandywine Ave. EX. 3-3693 Schenectady, New York TEXACO SERVICE STATION General Store Prop. , R. SANDERS Scotch Church, R. D. No. 3 Amsterdam, New York THE CRAFT STUDIO R. D. No. 5 Amsterdam, New York Telephone TU 26689 GIFT SHOP Compliments of O. H. BUMRMASTER COv I NC- Fuel Oil - Coal - Heating Equipment Air Condition Equipment Mason Supplies 421 Sacandaga Road Scotia 2, New York Phone: Di 6-2341 c °c DENISON BROS. Galway, New York O. LANGE - A. RAPP, Props. LANGE AND RAPP PHARMACY 639 State Street Schenectady, New York Phone Di. 6-2303 Service for the Sick Compliments of BALL'S MEN'S SHOP At the Corner of State St. and Nott Terrace On the Hill Where Expenses Are Lower and Values are Higher SCHENECTADY SEED CO. 132 Clinton St. Schenectady, N. Y. ■ IM NELSON'S Slenderizing Fashions Half Sizes - Large Sizes 169 Jay St. Schenectady, N. Y. Phone FR. 4-9450 X— Seeds - Fertilizers EH t___ Garden Supplies . iV W ■ MAYFLOWER MOVERS Schenectady, New York 23 Years Service Office: FR 7-2244 Res: FR. 2-9843 GEORGE BLESSING Representative METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 432 Franklin St. Schenectady 5, N. Y. Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Musicians and Music Teachers Since 1923 GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE Exclusive Distributor for Conn - Gibson - Slingerland 617 State Street Schenectady 5, N. Y. Plaza Building Phone FR. 4-5921 Courtesy of 'hed Tel. TUlip 2-6623 East Galway, New York BERTHOLD STUDIOS 135 Jay Street Schenectady, New York Phone FR 4-8721 Compliments of DUDLEY L_. ROWLEDGE 139 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Phone EX-3-1127 Millwork Roofing Wallboard GLENVI L-LEE Paints Hardware Insulation BUILDING SUPPLY Where Your Home Begins . . . LUMBER. . . R. D. No. 2 Sacandaga Road Scotia 2, New York Phone Fr 4-5283 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 GALWAY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION dan a. Phone DI 6-6052 DONAHUE M. WOLFE MEN'S BOYS' CLOTHING SAFE AND LOCK CO. Nettleton Shoes 130 Erie Boulevard Schenectady, N. Y. 240 State Street Expert Locksmith Schenectady, New York Safes - Locks - Keys Compliments of VI nick's PHILIP GOULD MEN'S SHOP SHOE STORE 514 State Street 793 Albany Street Schenectady, New York Schenectady 7, New York Phone FR. 4-7105 N. R. OWEN - K. H. SCHWORER THOMAS DI LORENZO AND SON G. J. FINSTER ERIE BOULEVARD SHOE REPAIRING OWEN OPTICAL COMPANY Opticians 154 Barrett Street Ice Skates Repaired Schenectady, N. Y. 154 Erie Boulevard FR. 4-5825 1017 Keyes Avenue EX. 3-7792 Schenectady, New York 120 State Street Schenectady 5, N. Y. CARL THE TAILOR General Tailoring Cleaner, Dyer, and Furrier 136 South Ferry St. Near State Street Schenectady 5, N. Y. CARL PECCI, Proprietor Phone DI. 6-9713 Complete Line of Hobby Supplies CARL KIN© 1 NO. Ford - Mercury Sales and Service Scholet furniture Store Quality furniture, at lPfe.ai.iny fPiicex 128 Milton Avenue BALLSTON SPA, NEW YORK HARRY RULAND Phone 478 Guv's Greeting Cards School Supplies Toys Ballston Spa, N. Y. MAYFAIR VARIETY STORE The Place to Go for the Brands You Know 284 Saratoga Road Scotia, N. Y. EX-9-1868 G. E, Television RCA Television Frigidaire Appliances Armstrong Floor Coverings Ladies' and Children's Wear SWIRE DEPT. STORE Scotia, N. Y. Open Evenings Best Wishes, Class of 1957 PAULINE'S CHILDREN SHOP Clothes for Boys and Girls (Infants and Teens) 116 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. P AND P FUNICIELLO, Prop. Tele. 1030J Let Us Serve You When in Scotia Our 36th Consecutive Year LATHROP'S REXALL PHARMACIES Where Pharmacy Is a Profession 208 Mohawk Ave. 149 Vley Road Scotia, New York Best Wishes From J. W. RANDALL BOAT CO. 48 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N. Y. Telephone Di 6-6041 Evinrude Motor - Thompson Lyman Boat Grumman Canoes Boating Supplies NEWS 7o Uuf Schenectady Union-Star Medicinals and Prescriptions and Cosmetics - Surgicals DORF ARSMEDIC Personalized and Certified Prescriptions for Better Health 131 Mohawk Ave. Scotia Dial Fr 7-2442 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 From SETH J. SISKIN MATHER'S DRUG STORE 146 Mohawk Ave. ★ PU SKILLS ABC G UIDANCE — balanced training — activities. Placement in key positions in business, professional and government offices. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 126 - 134 Washington Ave., Albany 6, N. Y. Stmtm Regittermd — Vmtmrmn Apprormd Scotia, New York Phone Di 6-7821 BROOKS NEWS AND GIFTS 41 Mohawk Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 I—I IGGI INIS COMBINATION WINDOW COMPANY Scotia, New York 122 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York EX 3-3179 COMPLIMENTS OF GIBBONS' DINER 120 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York Telephone EX 3-1591 Compliments of BETOR'S O,IS zn ate. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Open Daib Ml 9:00 7 . M. DEPT. STORE Ballston Spa, N. Y. 202 Vley Road Scotia 2. New York Hamilton Elgin JOHNSON'S JEWELRY STORE Home of Keepsake Diamonds 91 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone 899 Bulova Tissot Compliments of )Ko e BRIDAL SHOPPE 738 Albany Street, Schenectady FR 4-5663 Open Evenings by Appointment Your Dream Gown Come True Beautiful Gowns for All Occasions We Cater to the Junior Miss DETROIT SUPPLY COMPANY INC. Wholesale Distributors Industrial and Motive Equipment 113 So. Brandywine Ave. Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone FR. 4-3179 s i la a's The Finest Pizza and Spaghetti Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N. Y. M. GOLD SOM ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 619 State Street Schenectady, New York Store for Men WALKERS PHARMACY, INC. N. J. COMANZO H. E. WALKER 509-511 State Street 452 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone Fr. 4-7709 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 From THE HARDER SILO COMPANY Cobleskill, N. Y. Serving the Nation’s JAMES Schools Intercom and T. HUNTER Sound Systems by Galway, New York EXECUTONE C. C. SYSTEMS McC HESN EY £ COMPANY SONS G. L. F. SERVICE Albany, N. Y. Galway, New York Utica, N. Y. Phone: Tu 2-1241 See First National . . . First For Your Every Banking Need Schenectady County’s Most Progressive Bank FIRST NATIONAL BANK 201 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia 2, New York Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MU-DTRjED FLAVOR l_A N D SECRETARIAL SCHOOL LUNCHEONETTE FOR GIRLS Galway, New York 227-229 Quail Street Albany 3, N. Y. Phone Di 6-6670 T. A. PREDEL CO. Dealers in Waste Materials Paper - Rags - Iron - Metals Crescent Street Off Edison Avenue Schenectady, N. Y. IF YOU DO NOT THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE, YOU CANNOT HAVE ONE. — John Galsworthy The happy, successful people in this world are the ones who looked ahead when they were your age Now is the time for you to think about your future. You must plan the course you want your life to take —and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! Are you interested in a career in engineering in the sciences . as a skilled craftsman? If so. a lifetime of satisfying, useful, well-paid work cnn be yours at General Electric. Schenectady. Traditionally the “hatchery” of exciting ideas for the General Electric Company, the Schenectady plant has played a very important role in advancing world civilization from the gas-light era to the electronic, nuclear, air age of today . . . and tomorrow. And the Schenectady plant needs your active mind, your skillful hands. You can become part of General Electric’s progress toward better living for all. You can hitch your future to one of industry’s most brilliunt stars. But you must start planning right now. Investigate! Consult your family, your faculty advisors. And by ull means, write to us and tell us where your interests lie We have a supply of interesting, informative literature that's yours for the asking. T ogretc ts Ovr Moit Important PtoJvcf GENERAL 0 ELECTRIC SCNENCCTAOT PUNT COMMUNITY RELATIONS Best Wishes to the Class of ’57 SLI M'S SUBURBAN MARKET “Your Neighborhood Store” 443 Saratoga Road Corner Charlton and Saratoga Roads N BERKOWIT2 JEWELER 346 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York Tel. 1489 Compliments of For PIANOS No Place Like CASSEDY’S Largest Assortment of High Grad Pianos in a Variety of Makes Styles and Finishes Reconditioned Uprights and Grand Pianos, With Years of Guarantee From Our Shops EASIEST TERMS Old Pianos Taken in Trade CASSEDY PIANO CO. 460 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. 107 Years of Continuous and Successful Business. B15UNDIGE OIL CO. Galway, New York 1311_ LS RADIO SERVICE R. D. No. 5 Amsterdam, New York Hotpoint Appliances General Electric Television Victor 3-2980 JEWELRY STORE Diamonds Reset Repair Dept. Watches - Jewelry Elec. Shavers - Hearing Aids 43 Market St. Amsterdam, New York Compliments to the Senior Class C. I_. AN 1BAL Broadalbin, New York THE JOSEPH HENTR.V YORKERS The Yorkers’, who are members of the New York State Junior Historical Club, main interests lie in the local history of Galway. We ask for the help of anyone who can supply us with local history and we wish to interest all students who enjoy learning about local history. We carry on various projects during the year and take trips to historical sites. We complete the year by attending the state convention of Yorkers. Everything we do is done in the spirit of our motto: “History Cam Be Fun.’ Greeting Cards Religious Articles and Sheet Music FENNELLS NEWS ROOM 380 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York Compliments of SARATOGA CANDY KITCHEN Saratoga Springs, N. Y. VASE LS MERRYS SERVICE CENTER STORE Hagadorn Mills Hardware - Auto Repair - Live Bait Phone: Broadalbin 4546 Groceries Gas and Oil Groceries Phone: Broadalbin 2356 R. D. 1, Galway, N. Y. Compliments Compliments PARIS BEAUTY SHOP 33 E. Main St. MATHIAS'S RESTAURANT AND BEACH Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone VI2-2080 Galway Lake, N. Y. Compliments of BANTA BROS. Meats, Groceries, Feed, Grain Gas, Oil Hagaman, N. Y. Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone VI2-4630 THOMAS' GULF SERVICE Compliments of M1 L_I_ET2.'S Bulk Fuel Oil Route No. 147 Sacandaga Road Galway, New York 54 East Main Street Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone: VI 2-6460 Phone TU2-9990 CZ | J SAMMONS JEWELER AND OPTICIAN CASTLERS MARKET Choice Meats - Not the Cheapest but the Best 10 E. Main Street Amsterdam, N. Y. 113 E. Main St. Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone: VI2-6310 Complete Eyeglass Care Prescriptions Filled Congratulations to the Class Country Opticians of 1957 W. BENNETT, SR. From Ophthalmic Dispenser Tel. Burnt Hills UPton 2-8127 32 Midline Road Ballston Lake, N. Y. Telephone TU 2-9982 VERN’S AUTO REPAIR All Work Done by Appointment All Work Guaranteed Terms: Cash Jockey Street Galway, N. Y. Compliments of VALLEE CE2A!G OLDS CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SHOP CO. 31 Market St. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Amsterdam, N. Y. Good Luck, Class of 57 Compliments of LEWI S J. B. WHITE, ELMSTROM AND CLINE TAUB OPTOMETRIST Realtors Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of ’57 ”B“ RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTURERS AND JOB PRINTERS We Are Agents for Miss America’s Wedding Invitations Telephone TU-lip 2-1852 P. O. Box 105 Galway, New York Native Soft Wood Lumber Rough and Dressed I S M LUMBER CO. Mill at Hagadorns Mills R. D. 1, Galway, New York ARTHUR SISM Phone: Broadalbin 4548 A. C. FOLLETT Phone: Broadalbin 2354 Congratulations to the Graduates SKY MOUNT BAR-B - Q RESTAURANT Compliments of grattons PAINT HARDWARE Phone 1724 221 W. Circular St. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. HILLEBOE MOTORS 1 NC. Lincoln - Mercury So. Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 3914 “Safe Buy’’ Used Cars Compliments of Compliments to Class of 57 From WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE WILLIAM’S FURNITURE COMPANY 335 B’way Complete Home Furnishings Nationally Advertised Brands Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 337 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Where Courtesy, Quality and Tel. Saratoga 3126 Saratoga Avenue, Cornith, N. Y. Reasonable Prices Are Supreme Tel. 4-4671 GLENDALE GLOBE HOTEL. SUPPLY East Galway, N. Y. Sporting Goods - Toys Telephone TU-2-6691 Auto Supply - Models and Supplies Rooms and Meals 449 Broadway Props., MARJORIE AND GUIDO Saratoga Springs, N. Y. SIMBOLI Congratulations to the Class of 1957 HILLMAN paramount pete's JOHNSON HARDWARE DuPont Paints Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Phone 3651 Broadalbin, N. Y. COLONIAL 1 NN Lake Galway, New York “Home of Fine Foods’’ Compliments to Class of 1957 Phone Tu 2-9996 Congratulations to the Graduates GALWAY BARBER SHOP Compliments of MART 1 N- HICK SENOUR PAINTS SUPPLIES AMOCO SERVICE Phone: Broadalbin 4561 Poultry - Eggs - Turkeys O. A. THOMAS Town of Providence Compliments of AONDAS Compliments of 1 GENERAL STORE BOBS Snappy Cheese XMAS Mosherville, N. Y. TREES Compliments of BROADALB1 N Mll_. ALLEN VARIETY STORE BANK Broadalbin, New York Phone 4353 ECKER LATHROP Esso Lubricants and Gasoline Authorized Distributor of Blue Flame Bottled Gas Firestone Home Appliances and Auto Supplies - Wheel Alignment and Repairs - Kelvinator Appliances STAN'S TEXACO SERVICE Star Route 8 W. Main St. - Broadalbin, N. Y. Hagaman, New York DETROIT SUPPLY CO., INC. 25 W. Main St. Amsterdam, New York Wholesale Distributors Industrial and Motive Equipment VI --2-6410 CARLSONS PAINT . . GLASS . . WALLPAPER STORES: 11 Market St., Amsterdam, N. Y. 23 S. Main St., Gloversville 234 Mohawk Ave., Scotia, N. Y. 515 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. Main Office and Factory 1006 Crane Street Schenectady, New York Best Wishes CRANE-NEVINS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY QUI NNS COLONIAL TAVERN Wholesale Electrical Merchandise, Apparatus and Fixtures Saratoga Springs, New York Telephone VI 2-6920 34 Market Street Amsterdam, New York ARNOLD'S TURKEY FARM West Charlton, New York Quality Dairy Products Registered Holstein Cattle West Charlton, N. Y. Phone: Galway TU. 2-1878 BOOSTERS A Friend Walt Dovhan Linda and Dave Sandy and Norma Ace Stationery Dutch Oven F. Lawson Longacre Tom Senecal Altone Furniture Eljoor, Inc. Richard Manell Shaperda's Furs Dave Arnold David Ellsworth Earl McConchie Billy Sherman Doug Arnold Norman Everson Richard Mechanick Cecil Sherman Wayne Arnold The Fashion William Mickan Joan Sherman Ballston Flowers Dr. Samuel Fischoff Bruce Millington Ann Soloway Wesley Baxter Donald Freer Marilyn Nelson Spediacci's Drugs Elaine Blessing Leo Giaimo Packer’s Store Dorothy Springer Bob and Margie Grand Rapids Co. Bob Palmateer Will Springer Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bobst Edward Hannah Mary Panchyk Allan Stafford Donald Bradshaw Delores Harrington Pat and George Alice Standhart Brenner's Furs Dick Harris Richard Paterek Stewart's Shoes Brunner's Book Store Pearl Howe Peopli Silk Store Stone's Men's Shop Carole and Peggy Joanne Jacobs Gerard Pilon Jane Sturtevant Carroll Drug Store Kurt Kilmer Betty Pischel Robert Suss Judie Cutbush Raymond Kimball W. H. Rankin John Wm. Sutton Dave and Janet La tti more's Rapelle's Drugs Mike Teachout Dave Davidson B. Lechevet Ripley's Uncle Charley Dick and Betty Lemart Shoes Diana Ruud Arthur Welsh Don and Barbara Terry Wolfe ft .. A, 1 A lO MAW IAUO PUKItMiVO COMPANY OAllAf tIXAt 'Mj L'C •-'vO'-' - - V' ;• V 7 ' . “v •« . • —v X. • ' _ . - ■ • w • • . . V- . 'c - ■ .... • — . - - • - - --— , , . . - - ' —« V - • • .k . • •. •_ v ■' , • « ”■ ' , . _ y ’ r0r • ? -• . . 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