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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1958 volume:

- f'fw We, the class of 1959, dedicate our yearbook, the Galway Piper, to our school. School is the place where we spend a good share of our time. The teachers all know that we do not always use this time constructively, but even so we have many good times together. Although we take our school days for granted now. we know that in years to come they will leave us with many happy and unforgettable memories. As the picture below suggests, there will soon be a new school. We hope that this new school will bring as much pleasure to its students as our school has to us. Headquarters Yum, yum Oops, the thumb We, as co-editors, would like to thank everyone who worked on the yearbook and helped to make it a success. The whole class worked on it and they enjoyed it very much. Even though it was hard work, it was fun and now that it is finished, we can look with pride on our work. When our class started work on our yearbook last spring, the weather was very hot and sultry. We worked hard to finish enough pages to get the colored picture you see in the front. We hope you like it. They just don't balance Kurt Kilmer (to his teacher): Mrs. Schwarz, I et seven eggs for supper last night. Mrs. Schwarz: Ate, Kurt. Kurt: No, I only et seven. Mrs. Schwarz: Ate. Kurt: Well, maybe it was eight eggs I et. Mr. Griesemer: I am going to give you a sentence which I want you to correct: It was me that busted the window. Dick Jackson: It wasn't me that busted the window. Mr. Gorga (while giving talk on the importance of milk): Bruce! name six things that have milk in them? B. Millington: Hot chocolate, ice cream, pudding - and three cows. Mr. Mottau: I've been feeling kind of run-down lately and I've been taking vitamin pills. But they seem to help me. Druggist: Maybe it's your diet. What do you eat?” Mr. Mottau: Oh, do you have to eat when you take vita min pills. Mr. Sutton: If you have $10 in one pocket and $15 in the other, what would you have? M. Sears: I’d have someone else's pants on. Miss Halloran: Hello. Sailor: - - - Miss Halloran: Oh, well. Mr. Sengenberger: Don, will you please name two ancient sports. D. Bradshaw: Anthony and Cleopatra The publication of this yearbook like all of your public high school experiences is part of your preparation as a future citizen. It is hoped that your education in the Galway Central School has enabled you to develop yourselves so that you may better serve mankind. Charles H. Field Principal Clayton Brown District Superintendent To the Galway Seniors of 1958. The joys of childhood and high school are a thing of the past. Their memory will last forever. Time is fleeting. Do not hesitate. Prepare yourself the better to serve your God and fel-lowman. Be not contented to have only a wishbone ; develop a good strong backbone.” Go as far as truth and fair play can take you. Be triumphant before the greatest challenges the world has ever known. Bon voyage. BRYAN SIMMONS High School Principal and Librarian ALBERT MOTTAU Elementary Supervisor Office Staff Ann Speanburg Marie Cornell Board of Education Stella Sherman Frederick Baker Walter Armer James R. Donnan, President Stanley Bylebyl James Arnold Hugh Thomson CAROLYN CHAPIN Physical Education Watch the ball, girls. ELAINE BLESSING Mathematics and French Mais oui EILEEN ESTUS Home Economics What's cooking, girls? MARION FAHEY Business Education and Typing Every minute counts EDWARD GORGA Mathematics Science One never knows, does one? ROBERT GRIESEMER English Wedding bells HELEN HALLORAN English All the world's a stage.,. VIOLA HANGS Music MI RE DO fr s JEANNE SCHWARZ Junior High School Studies History can be fun! RICHARD LUKASIEWICZ Music Rock-a-bye baby DONALD MEALY Physical Education O.K., fellows, let's go. RICHARD MILAN Shop Ouch! English Social Studies ERNEST SUTTON Mathematics Science Dad! GEORGE SENGENBERGER History Driver's Education Mathematics Contented bachelor WILLIAM WARREN HARRIET WESTA Mathematics 2+2 is 5? Elementary Faculty Bottom, left to right; P. Keeler, A. Booth, E. Overbeek, M. Taylor, W. Pal mateer, M. Eaton, M. Hansen. Top: R. Rowland, M. Pilon, M. Capasso, L. Pischel, A. Widmann, M. Fonda, M. Irwin, M. Getty, C. Olendorf. School 1 Cafeteria Staff: Mary Grant, Grace Hungry? Davidson, Gladys Paterek. Bus Drivers: J. Zwarich, D. Bell, C. Wright, J. Pischel, D. Smith, L. Michelfelder. DAY CUSTODIANS NIGHT CUSTODIANS Olaf Hansen, Lloyd McCrossen, Donald Smith, Jack Eaton John Ostapaw, Joseph Pischel SCHOOL NURSE PSYCHOLOGIST Dorthy Verklas Bert Friedman GARY McCHESNEY President MARIANNE ADAMOSCHEK Secretary ANITA GUNDERSON Vice President Officers Class Advisor JOANNE JACOBS Treasurer MARIANNE ADAMOSCHEK A PEARL OF GREAT PRICE” Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Yorkers 1. 2, Treasurer 2; Art Editor for Galway Piper. DONALD BRADSHAW THE WORLD KNOWS NOTHING OF ITS GREATEST MEN” Camera Club President 2; Senior Play Cast. LINDA CHAMPAGNE HOW SWEET AND GRACIOUS, EVEN IN COMMON SPEECH Student Council Treasurer 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Octette 3; Yorkers 1; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Ping Pong Club 1; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; Senior Play Cast; Business Manager for Galway Piper. BRUCE CARLTON MEN OF THOUGHT AND MEN OF ACTION, CLEAR THE WAY” Science Club 2, 3, 4; Chess-Checker Club 1, 2; Boys' State 3. MARY EATON MARRIAGE IS A NOOSE Class Vice President 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Yorker 1, 2, 3, 4; Copy and Literary Editor for Piper 3; Dance Band 1, 2; Senior Play Cast. STANLEY JACKOWSKI LET US NOW PRAISE FAMOUS MEN Class Treasurer 2; Magic Club; Chess-Checker Club 1, 2. BONNIE DOVHAN NEVER A LOUD WORD Yorkers 1, 2.3, 4; Refreshment and Clean-up Committee for Prom 3; Usher for Senior Class Play. GARRY FULLER LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO WASTE Not Available ANITA GUNDERSON THE ONLY WAY TO HAVE A FRIEND IS TO BE ONE Class Vice President 4; Chorus 1; Yorkers 2; Subscription Manager for Piper 3; Majorette 1, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Science Club 1; Senior Play Cast; Prom Attendant 3; Girls Intramurals 1, 2,3, 4; National Honor Society. GARY McCHESNEY BUT I DON’T UNDERSTAND Class President 3,4; Piper Staff 3; Soccer 1. ELAINE GAVALETZ WORDS NEVER FAIL ME Chorus 1; Typing and Subscription Committee for Piper 3; Theme Committee for Prom 3. NOT SHOWN RICHARD JACKSON NEVER TO BE CONQUERED JOAN HOYLE MY HEART IS AS SOFT AS ANY MELON Student Council 1; Yorkers 1, 2, President 2; Yorker Council 2; Dramatics Club 2; Science Club 1; Gymnastics Club 2; Girls' Basketball 1, 3; Gymnastic Exhibition 2; Prom Decoration Committee; Advertising Manager for Piper. BRUCE MILLINGTON IF DUTY AND PLEASURE CLASH, LET DUTY GO SMASH Student Council President 4; Chorus 1; Yorkers 1; Chef Club 1; Ping Pong 2; Piper Staff 3. JOANNE JACOBS SILENCE, MORE MUSICAL THAN ANY SONG” Class Treasurer 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Photography Chairman for Piper; Chaperone Committee for Prom. FRED SANDERS MEN OF FEW WORDS ARE THE BEST OF MEN” Student Council 2,3; Yorkers 1; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4. Captain 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4; Sports Editor for Galway Piper. PEGGY LINK THE MISSING LINK?” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Secretary-Treasurer 2,3, 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Octette 3; Yorkers 1; Co-Editor of Galway Piper 3; Baseball Manager 3,4; Cheering 1, 2, 3,4; Cheering Captain, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 4; National Honor Society; Varsity Club 4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Citizenship Conference 3; Dance Band 3; Senior Play Cast. RICHARD SHERMAN EVEN THE SMALL ARE MIGHTY Yorkers 1; Piper Staff 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3.4. SUZANNE MORACK OOMPA, OOMPA, OOMPA-PA! Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Piper Typist 3; Baton Club 1; German Band 3; Dramatic Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Cast. DONALD SPRINGER HE WOULD NOT BUDGE AN INCH Yorkers 1; Class Vice President 2; Baseball Manager 1; Chef’s Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4; Piper Staff 3. BERTHA WHITNEY QUIET? NOT IF ONE KNOWS HER. Chorus 1; Yorkers 1; Dramatics Club 1; Piper Typist 3. BARBARA PASHLEY PERPETUAL MOTION Chorus 1. 2,3. 4; Glee Club 1,4; Yorkers 1, 2; Piper Typist 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Dramatics Club 2; Newspaper Club 1; Prom Decoration Committee 3. PRISCILLA QUINN A FEW WORDS, ALWAYS AT THE RIGHT TIME Yorkers 1, 2; ScienceClub 1; Gymnastics Club 2; Prom Decorations 3; Advertising Committee and Typist. MARILYN NELSON LAUGH YOURSELF INTO STITCHES Yorkers 3; Photography and Subscription Committees for Piper 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Cast. LINDA ROHLING SHE BEARS A CHARMED LIFE Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Yorkers 1, 2; Girls' Basketball 3; Science Club 1; Chairman of Decoration Committee for Prom 3; Advertisement Committee for Galway Piper. CAROLE SHERMAN SHE'S GOT A CERTAIN WAY ABOUT HER THAT MAKES US WONDER WHAT WE WOULD DO WITHOUT HER. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Yorkers 1, 2, 3,4, President 3. Vice President 3; Baseball Scorekeeper 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Ping Pong 1; Chairman of Prom Refreshment Committee; Citizenship Conference at Syracuse 3; Dance Band 4; Science Club President 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Senior Play Cast; National Honor Society; Co-Editor of Galway Piper. Senior Class Will I, Marianne Adamoschek, leave my German accent to next year's French class. I, Donald Bradshaw, leave my Mars rocket I have been building under the shop to Dave Davidson. (2) Leave all my science fiction books to Joe Manas. I, Bruce Carlton, leave my empty cider jugs to Mike Sears. I, Linda Champagne, leave Bob - - - sad. I, Bonnie Dovhan, leave my shyness to Priscilla Bateholts. I, Mary Eaton, leave my plans for being a happy old maid and the cannibal queen to the two old maids in the front seat. I, Garry Fuller, don't leave anything to anybody because I'm going to take it all with me. I, Elaine Gavaletz, leave my empty seat in homeroom to any Junior. I, Anita Gunderson, leave my baton to June Thompson, be careful June, it can be very dangerous. I, Joan Hoyle, leave my natural curly hair to Ellen Lanfear. I, Stanley Jackowski, leave my checker championship to Joe Manas. I, Richard Jackson, leave the sideburns Ed Jacobs left me, to Bob Rowe. I, Joanne Jacobs, leave my road map to Miss Blessing. I, Peggy Link, leave certain penny pinching band members in peace. I, Gary McChesney, leave my race track to Butch. Keep the grass down boy. I, Bruce Millington, leave my name scratched in all my desks. I, Suzanne Morack, leave my yorker candy to Joan Cook. I, Marilyn Nelson, leave my shyness to anyone noisy enough to carry on. I, Barbara Pashley, leave everything but Don. I, Priscilla Quinn, leave my ability to become a senior to Pat Quinn. I, Linda Rohling, leave nothing. I, Fred Sanders, leave my amazing speed to Dave Ellsworth. Use it wisely. I, Carole Sherman, leave my position as score keeper on the baseball team to any girl who likes to make fudge in quantity. I, Richard Sherman, leave my class ring to anyone who thinks he can handle it. I, Donald Springer, leave my ability to eat candy in class to Jake Palmateer. I, Bertha Whitney, leave my dimples to Linda Sherman. Use them wisely, Linda. Class History In the fall of '54, an assortment of 40 young students found themselves in their first year of senior high, and thus our freshman class launched its beginnings in the functions of this higher and all-important stage of our education. In March of the next year, our sophomores put on a card party which turned out to be one of the most successful in years, and it was our first big enterprise! In preparation for the coming year we elected our junior class officers: President, Gary McChesney; Vice President, Mary Eaton; Treasurer, Joanne Jacobs; and Secretary, Marianne Adamoschek; and Peggy Link and Carole Sherman were selected as co-editors of our yearbook. To end the year on a good note, our sophomores appeared at the ball park in Schenectady to cheer on the Schenectady Blue-Jays. Once we entered as the junior class in 56, nothing could hold us back. With our class officers and yearbook staff previously selected, Fred Sanders and Linda Champagne representing us on Student Council, and Miss Blessing as our very capable advisor, we could leap into our activities headlong, and we did just that! The first dance of fall was Autumn Leaves, sponsored by our junior class. The class rings were ordered early and their arrival in November was heartily welcomed and cheered. Basketball season that year saw our juniors behind the cafeteria counter selling refreshments. (We thoroughly enjoyed catching our advisor after a game one night pushing a large mop!) We were proud of the showing made by Fred Sanders and Richard Sherman in those games. We were very enthusiastic about our yearbook, giving it new features and putting our best into it. Between yearbook deadlines, we put on another dance Eleventh Heaven, after which we began concentrating on the Starlight Waltz, our Junior Prom. That May, it was a very transformed auditorium, for that special event when Peggy Link was chosen Queen of the Junior Prom. Then the long wait ended, our yearbook, proudly dedicated to Miss Blessing, had arrived! We were bursting with pride over this achievement and considered it the best ever published in Galway. Our very active year was then concluded at the Junior-Senior banquet. Here we are in our Senior year with a full schedule ahead, with officers as follows: President, Gary McChesney; Vice President, Anita Gunderson; Treasurer, Joanne Jacobs; Secretary, Marianne Adamoschek; Student Council, Linda Champagne and Bruce Millington. Class Prophecy A space ship is making ready for take off at a space port on Pluto. The ship belongs to the Interplanetary Guided Tour Agency. Here comes the passenger, a grey headed old woman by the name of Miss Blessing. As she seats herself in the transparent ship, a voice sounds. Good morning. In front of you,you will see a list of the stops on our trip. If you are ready we will take off immediately. The ship flies off, after a few jounces, and in a little while the voice says, At the right you will see the Universal Conservatory of Science. This is the headquarters of the famous scientist, Stanley Jackowski, who has just attained infinity. In the Western wing you can see Bruce Carlton hunched over his plans for the collapsible rocket ship. The space bubble you see floating in contains Richard Jackson, the official counter of stars. The large group of people you see there are listening to the famed lecturer, Joanne Jacobs. Sue Morack is the operator of that huge machine which records all the facts which happen in the universe. Professor Richard Sherman sorts these facts and prepares lectures on them. ” With these words, the space ship digs out leaving a trail of vapor. The poor passenger recovers herself just in time, for again the voice speaks. We are now passing one of Jupiter’s moons, which is being transformed for a party by the famous decorator Linda Rohling. Soon we will be passing the sports center on Saturn. The rings will look uncommonly colorful because Marianne Adamoschek is touching them up for the track meet at which Fred Sanders is our representative from Pluto and the favorite to win. Just below us is a menagerie. This is one of the pet projects of Linda Champagne who married a trillionaire from a little known place called Texas. Garry Fuller captures these animals from the far corners of the universe and brings them back to captivity to be bred by Joan Hoyle. The ship dives suddenly. That was Gary McChesney, the President of the Interplanetary Nations that just missed us. His interpreter, Marilyn Nelson, was piloting. See that bright light overhead? That is the sign that Carole Sherman and Peggy Link have resumed their positions at the Pearly Gates and will be glad to register any visitors. We will pass by Venus on our way, the final stop. If you search carefully you will see Elaine Gavaletz teaching a dance called a jitterbug to the goddesses. Our final stop will be at a restaurant owned by Mary Eaton's fifteenth husband. The cook, Priscilla Quinn, specializes in unusual foods such as spaghetti and pizza. She keeps her assistant Bruce Millington busy looking for the strange ingredients. Here we are now! The ship approaching is transporting Donald Springer with a load of milk collected from the Milky Way. The passenger loses her hat in a series of bangs, bounces, and shakes. Well, this is it! I hope you enjoy it. The entertainment today is very interesting. It consists of a ballad singer, Barbara Pashley, and an artist, Bonnie Dovhan. Take an extra look at that chorus girl, Anita Gundersen. And tell Bertha Whitney, the girl who sells perfumed cigars, that Don Bradshaw says hello. ” And with these words the ship fairly leaped off the ground in pursuit of a passing meteor. Junior Officers DAVID ELLSWORTH President DAVID DAVIDSON Treasurer SARA GARRISON Secretary BARBARA SPEANBURG Vice President First row: Garrison, Pischel, Sherman, Mr. Sengenberger, Wintersteen, Sawyer. Second row: Manas, Lanfear, Bateholts, Pashley, Watrobski, Uhlinger, May. Third row: Ouderkirk, Speanburg, Holbrook, Stangle, Eaton, Markiewicz, Thompson. Fourth row: Lachtrupp, Sears, Ellsworth, Freer, Kaczmarczyk, Glick, Davidson. First: Quinn, Wolfe, Musgrave, Smith, Griesemer, Konopeus, Boerenko, Butchkowski, Second: Pilon, McChesney, Palmateer, Lawrence, Brinkman, Boshart, Morris, Lewan-dowski, Storer. Third: Armer, Nusser, Rohling, Jacobs, Armitage, Kilmer, Sowle, Fuller, Stockheim. Fourth: Musgrave, Klementowski, Dittman, Scott, Freer, Wat-robski, Lee, Knizek. First: Wright, McConchie, Mr. Griesemer, Majewski, Persons. Second: Everson, Cooper, Cook, Stephens, Potkovic, Boehne, Widmann. Third: Denison, Bylebyl, Rowe, Konopeus, Hersey, Woods. Fourth: Johnson, Pajak, Hunter, Everson, Springer, Baxter. First row: Sherman, Whitney, Michelfelder, Mr. Sutton, Sawyer, D'Alessandro, Za-jaceskowski, Maddaus, Second row: Traider, Stachnik, Frank, Jackowski, Denison, Millington, Hatala. Third row: Arnold, Sturtevant, Freer, Zabawa, Sowle, Hall, Chase. Fourth row: Pettit, Jackowski, Teachout, Wilcox, Euler, Mundy, Fitzgerald, Bateholts. Freshman Officers PAUL ZAJACESKOWSKI President MARCIA BOEHNE Vice President JOAN SHERMAN Treasurer KAREN SUTTON Secretary First row: Hunter, Eaton, Mr. Sutton. Palmateer, Pilon, Sutton. Second row: Dropper. May, Barth, Kondrat, Killough. Third row: Lanfear, Klementowski, Bascom, Christiansen, Denison, Boehne. Fourth row: Thornton, Stangle, Springer, Palmateer, Sherman, Stafford. First row: Mrs. Schwarz, Speanburg, Champagne, Sitterly, Musoloff, Fredericks, Bays. Second row: Wright, Gaura, McConchie, Claypool, Panchyk, Quinn. Third row: Mc-Chesney, Barth, Houghton, Jackson, Jacobs, Sutton, Peek, Fourth row: Holtzlander, Kulczycki, Paterek, Skorny, Smith, Pettit, Draper. First row: Mrs. Schwarz, Harrington, Ruud, Ellsworth, Barnes, Coseo, Lyons. Second row: Everson, Zajaceskowski, Lockwood, Butchkowski, Chernik, Grant. Third row: Welch, Suss, Hersey, Manell, Boshart, Panchyk. Fourth row: Sherman, Link, Armi-tage, Simmons, Adamoschek, Armitage. First row: McConchie, Hathaway, Lyons, Mr. Warren, McQuade, Baird, Nowicki. Second row: Everson, Skorney, Hall, Hersey, Thornton, Brinkman. Third row: Wolfe, Lewandowski, Gunderson, Freer, Euler, Danopuk, Schaus. Fourth row: Brooks, Gava-letz, Philipp, Leeling, Smith, Bender. First row: Sanders, Murauskas, Traider, Mr. Warren, Konopeus, Benson, Berry. Sec ond row: Davis, Michelfelder, Glenn, Verklas, Holbrook, Kalb, Yesse. Third row: Sumner, Gifford, Thompson, Maddaus, Mills. Jazwinski. Ingraham. Fourth row; Stockheim, Yurkins, Sanders, Baker, Stanton, Hudman. activities Student Council BRUCE MILLINGTON President JOSEPH MANAS Vice President SARA LOU LINDA GARRISON CHAMPAGNE Secretary Treasurer Sitting: Champagne, Millington, Manas, Garrison. Standing: D'AUesandro, Jacobs, Pilon, Mr. Simmons, Armitage, Butchkowski, Michelfelder, Speanbuig. Piper Staff Staff Advisor..............................MR. SENGENBERGER Co-Editors...........................JOE MANAS BARBARA SPEANBURG Photography...........FRED LACHTRUPP Subscription - -------------- BOB GLICK Advertising...........JUDY HOLBROOK DAVE ELLSWORTH Business Manager------DAVE DAVIDSON Copy................................MIKE SEARS Typing................JANET WINTERS TEEN pT Ti, Sherman’ Sutt0n- Widmann' Boehne, Armitage. Jacobs, GJick, Mr. Lukasiewicz, Davidson, Thompson, Link. Suss, Eaton. Boehne, , ■ i j, a ne Second row Bylebyl, McConchie, Eaton, Pilon, Sutton, Michelfelder, Sherman, Denison, Adamoschek, Storer, Zajacesk-vant1' C IUPP' rn°ld’ St0ckheim' Mlchelfelder, Boshan, Pilon, Speanburg, Klementowski, Eaton, Gaura, Wolfe, Speanburg, Jacobs, Sturte First row: Suss, Pashley, Smith, Sherman, Miss Hangs, Pilon, McConchie, Cook. Second row: Zajaceskowski, Speanbuxg, Majewski, Champagne, Bylebyl, Lanfear, Sherman, Watrobski, Boehne, Boehne, Michelfelder. Third row: Chemik, Sherman, Rowe, Widmann, Denison, Uhlinger, Stangle, Eaton, Holbrook, Boshart. Founh row; Sawyer, Ouderkirk, Markiewicz, Stephens, Wintersteen, Sawyer, Pilon, Link, Thompson, Morack. Fifth row: Sturtevant, Storer, Jacobs, Stockheim, Boshart, Wolfe, Lawrence, Lachtrupp, Arnold, Glick. Back row; Bos hart, Eaton, Klementowski, Speanburg, Davidson, Link, Sherman. Front row: Stockhiem, Arnold, Speanburg, McConchie, Storer, Widmann, Mr. Lukasiewicz. First row: Miss Hangs, Bays, McChesney, Hathaway, Gundersen, Freer, Schaus, McChesney, Baird, Pashley. Second row: Konopeus, Sumner, Philipp, Murauskas, Ruud, Panchyk, Davis, McConchie. Third row-. Claypool, Grant, Lyons, Sherman, Link, Barnes, Cook, Armitage, Simmons. Fourth row: Ingraham, Stafford, Konopeus, Freer, Hatala, Sanders, Armitage. Twirlers Drum Majorette: Gunderson. Twirlers: Stafford, Hatala, Quinn, Butchkowski. First row: Eaton, Hathaway, Speanburg, Woods, Gunderson, Killough. Second row: Maddaus, Wolfe, Chemik, Freer, Schaus, Euler, Verklas. Third row: Butchkowski, Sutton, Watrobski, Dittman, Mills, Pilon, Maddaus. Fourth row: Jacobs, Frank, Zabawa, Mr. Gorga, Lee, Carlton, Scott. First row: Cook, Stephens, Jacobs, Sherman, McConchie, Eaton, Woods. Second row: Dov-han, Manas, Boehne, Bylebyl, Dennison, Widmann, Speanburg, Boshart. Third row: Armitage, Morack, Mrs. Schwarz, Storer, Stockheim, Davidson. Elizabeth Kelly Yorkers First row: Arnold, Barrett, Dennison, Sutton, Barth, Pilon, Eaton. Second row: Palmateer, Dropper, Christensen, Mrs. Schwarz, Boehne, Palmateer, Sherman, Kondrat. Third row: MicheLfelder, Ha tala, Sherman, Sturtevant, Freer, Zajeskowski, Maddaus, Euler. First row: Speanburg, Zajaceskowski, Boshart, Lockwood, Mrs. Schwarz, Sutton, HoltsLander, Jacobs, McConchie. Second row: Wright, Sitterly, Champagne, Lyons, Bays, Gaura, Pancyck, Claypool. Third row: Link, Coseo, Barnes, Ellsworth, Ruud, Grant, Armitage, Sherman, Simmons. Fourth row: McChesney, Paterek, Chemik, Houghton, Stockheim, Welsh, Smith, Suss, Manell, Hersey. Fifth row: Musoloff, Murdico, Kulczycki, Brinkman, Barth, Adamoschek, Harrington, Muraskas, Armitage. First row: Mills, Hersey, McConchie. Hathaway. Lyons. McQuade, Nowicki, Berry. Second row: Verklas, Freer, Euler, Benson, Schaus, Teeling, Glenn, Wolfe. Third row: Muraskas, Michelfelder, Holbrook, Kalb, Yesse, Thompson, Maddaus, Mrs. Schwarz. Fourth row: Smith, Bender, Yurkins, Sanders, Stanton, Hudman, Sanders. Sitting: Boehne, Boshart, Davidson, Manas, Stockheim. Standing: Euler, Pilon, Speanburg, Sherman, Mrs. Schwarz, Ellsworth, Arnold, Boshart, Paterek, Lachtrupp, Wolfe. Dave Davidson, Carole Sherman, Peggy Link, Anita Gunderson. Favorites Most Athletic PEGGY LINK and DICK SHERMAN Chatterboxes BARBARA PASHLEY and RICHARD PASHLEY Best Dancers GERRY MARKIEWICZ and DICK JACKSON Most Courteous MARIANNE ADAMOSCHEK and DAVE DAVIDSON Best Disputers MARY EATON and STANLEY JACKOWSKI Favorites Most Popular Seniors PEGGY LINK and RICHARD SHERMAN Favorite Juniors BARBARA SPEANBURG and DAVID ELLSWORTH Favorite Underclassmen LYNN DENNISON and GEOFF FREER Jokers MARILYN NELSON and BOB GLICK Most Bashful JOANNE JACOBS and FRED SANDERS Favorites Best Dressed JOAN HOYLE and BRUCE MILLINGTON Best Looking JOANNE JACOBS and RAY KACZMARCZYK Eyecatchers JANET WINTERSTEEN and RAY KACZMARCZYK Most Likely to Succeed CAROLE SHERMAN and STANLEY JACKOWSKI Happy-go-Lucky MARILYN NELSON and DONALD SPRINGER On lo First row: Morehouse, Wolfe, Sherman, McConchie, Ellsworth. Second row: Eaton, Freer, Coach Mealy, Armer, Everson. Third row: Sanders, Davidson, Glick, Stafford, Mundy, Freer. First row: Mrs. Schwarz, Mrs. Chapin, Mr. Milan, Miss Blessing, Miss Hangs. Second row: Mr. Sutton, Mr. Griesemer, Mr. Gorga, Mr. Sengenberger, Mr. Lukasiewicz. First row: Pilon, Potkovic, Sherman, Lanfear, Rohling. Second row: Eaton, Stachnik, Watrobski, Sowle, Scott, Palmateer. Third row: Glick, Lee, Draper, Ellsworth, Nusser, Coach Mealy, Wolfe, Davidson, Freer, Freer. Soccer 1957 Varsity GEOFF FREER DAVID ELLSWORTH DAVID DAVIDSON FRED SANDERS 1957-1958 ROY FITZGERALD DAVID EATON BOB GLICK RAY KACZMARCZYK First row: Fred Euler, Robert Palmateer, Roger Pilon, Delbert Armer, Stanley Watrob-ski. Standing: Ray Knizek, Coach Gorga, George Lee. Standing: Richard Sherman, John Boshart, Joe Manas. Seated: Dave Arnold, Joan Sherman, Garry Speanburg. Managers First row: Stockheim, McChesney, Markiewicz, Dennison, Boehne. Second row: Mrs. Chapin, Pischel, Champagne, Thompson, Link, Jacobs. First row: Pashley, Jacobs, Sherman, Coach Mealy, Champagne, Link, Wintersteen. Second row: Freer, Scott, Sherman, Chase, Ellsworth, Springer. Third row: Freer, Lee, Arnold, Glick, Sanders, Davidson. JUNE THOMPSON JOANNE JACOBS PEGGY LINK Captain LINDA CHAMPAGNE BETTY PISCHEL Varsity LYNN DENNISON VINA STOCKHEIM Captain ♦ advertisers i ABC’s of Seniors A - adorable - Marianne Adamoschek B - bashful - Joanne Jacobs C - careless - Richard Jackson D - dreamy doll - Anita Gunderson E - eager - Linda Champagne F - full of fun - Marilyn Nelson G - giggles - Carole Sherman H - heartbreaker - Richard Sherman I - independent - Stanley Jackowski J - jealous - Bertha Whitney K - keen kind kitten - Joan Hoyle L - liable - Fred Sanders M - modem money man - Donald Bradshaw N - neat and nice - Linda Rohling O - obvious - Barbara Pashley P - pretty Peg - Peggy Link Q - quiet - Bonnie Dovhan R - riot - Donald Springer S - studious - Mary Eaton T - tender - Donald Thomas U - us - Senior Class of 1958 V - variable - Elaine Gavaletz W - wonderful - Suzanne Morack X - xpressive - Gary McChesney and Bruce Carlton Y - youthful - Bruce Millington Z zany - Gary Fuller ? - ? i i - Priscilla Quinn GAZETTE News Comics Features LAST MiNure jg fNEINS For Every Member of the Family Schenectady’s Leading Newspaper for Over 62 Years! 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Plaza Building Phone FR4-5921 Save Regularly - Spend Wisely Savings Account SAVINGS BANK Where Clinton Crosses State Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Shopping Center of the Mohawk Valley 10 Bonus Days Every Month See First National . . . First Open or add to your account for Your Every Banking Need by the 10 th of the month Schenectady County’s Most and have generous dividends Progressive Bank credited from the 1st of that month, if left until the end of the quarterly period. FIRST NATIONAL. BANK 201 Mohawk Avenue SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Scotia 2, New York 267 State Street Member Federal Deposit Just Below Erie Boulevard Insurance Corporation HENRYS STANS Cleaners, Tailors, Furriers TEXACO SERVICE Specializing in Wedding and Evening Gowns Star Route FR4-8434 Hagaman, New York 1610 State Street Phone Victor 2-1441 Schenectady, New York 416 Smith Street Today’s News T oday DAVID MAHONEY CO., INC. Schenectady UNION! STAR Hardware Delta Power Tools Shopsmith 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 Compliments of DUDLEY L. ROW LEDGE 139 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Phone: EX 3-1127 FARMS ARNOLD'S Quality Dairy Products TURKEY FARM Registered Holstein Cattle West Charlton, N. Y. West Charlton, New York Phone: Galway TU 2-1878 Phone: TU 2-1216 RESTAURANT Route 29 Galway, N. Y. Home of Good Food PAUL KOUTSK1S, Proprietor C. C. McCHESNEY Galway, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 GAL.WAV TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Smart, Young Fashions for Smart, Young People THE Schenectady, N. Y. Ballston Cooperative G. 1 T= SERVICE, INC. Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Farm Supplies Phone 86 Ballston Spa, New York Compliments of THOMAS OIL CO. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Compliments of A.L. luiAMintfAam PETTIT X SON FARM SUPPLY Ballston Spa, New York Ballston Spa, New York For Complete and Prompt Home Grown Prescription Service It’s AFRIC XM LATHROPS VIOLETS REXALL PHARMACIES MRS. JAMES B. BUNYAN 208 Mohawk Ave. 149 Vley Rd. 103 McMaster St. Scotia Ballston Spa, N. Y. � •! A r IAUOC MAPI IAHO PUMlSMNu OAilAS IIU$ Q. MazUvwo PACKING COMPANY Sausage - Frankfurters Bologna - Ham - Bacon Made Exclusively From Better Meats Phone FR. 4-3385 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N. Y. J. H. BUHRMASTER CO., INC. Fuel Oil - Coal - Heating Equipment Air Condition Equipment Mason Supplies 421 Sacandaga Road Scotia 2, New York Phone: DI 6-2341 Millwork Roofing W allboard GUENVILUE BUILDING SUPPLY Paints Hardware Insulation “Where Your Home Begins” . . . Lumber . . , Sacandaga Road, R.D. 2 Scotia 2, New York Phone FR. 4-5283 Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Musicians and Music Teachers Since 1923 BUFF BUFF, INC. Waste Material Dealers Waste Paper - Mixed Rags 'Ot V— MUSIC STORE Exclusive Distributor for Conn - Gibson - Slingerland 617 State Street Schenectady 5, N. Y, Plaza Building Phone FR. 4-5921 Scrap Iron - Metals Phones: FR 4-3329 FR 4-3320 142 Edison Avenue Schenectady 1, New York (nVlrvvVfl U vVlv AAAA vrl FURNITURE Valspar Paints and Varnishes Complete Home Furnishings Glass - Wallpaper Nationally Advertised Brands 337 Broadway Phone 3126 45 Caroline Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Saratoga Avenue Phone 4-4671 Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Cornith, N. Y. MR. JAMES Presents Hair Styles That Head You Into a Beautiful Summer- Remember: No Appointment Necessary When You Come to- 111r Jamies Located in Hotel Schenectady 134 Broadway Phone FR. 4-8713 Schenectady, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 F rom THE GALWAY PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE • Class Rings • Commencement Announcements • Caps and Gowns • Medals and Awards • Diplomas • Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Representative HODGKINS OF BALFOUR GUS HODGKINS - BOB BARCHER - BOB GRAY - DON NASH P. O. Box 9, Schenectady, New York, Phone 3-5374 Hutiitioud DAIRY PRODUCTS SHAW DA 112 V Barkersville, New York Established 1838 The Oldest Bank in Saratoga County -CO—cf- ' w 7 7 A Jrx' r nAs' BRIDAL SHOP riA Aslfy00 ( yefc 738 Albany Street, Schenectady HARDWARE Fr-4-5663 Ballston Spa, N, Y. Your Dream Gown Come True Compliments of Best Wishes, Class of ’58 SCHOUET PAULINE’S CHILDREN SHOP FURNITURE STORE Clothes for Boys and Girls Quality Furniture at (Infants and Teens) Pleasing Prices 116 Milton Ave. 128 Milton Ave, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Ballston Spa, New York T= 'B VARIETY STORE 5-10-25 to $ 1.00 and Up MOTOR CO. 58 Milton Ave. Lincoln and Mercury Telephone 1213 Washington Ave. Ballston Spa, New York Schenectady, New York xy 7 X ? Compliments of wmwwmwM' BALLS MEN’S SHOP Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Nettleton Shoes At the Corner of State St. and Nott Terrace 240 State Street “On the Hill Where Expenses Are Lower and Values Are Schenectady, New York Higher” Congratulations to the Class of 1958 SENNETT PLUMBING AND HEATING 124 Erie Boulevard Schenectady, N. Y. Phone DI 6-3350 Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 SI_____IMS SUBURBAN MARKET “Your Neighborhood Store” 443 Saratoga Road Corner Charlton and Saratoga Road fKamr R.D. 3, Amsterdam Phone Schenectady FR. 2-7189 WEDDINGS ‘As You Like Them” BABY PICTURES “A Specialty” 7 Washington St. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Telephone 556 or 674 PORTRAITS ‘Only You Can Give' Commercial and Assignments Compliments of Compliments of Cfacccfa 'y£m Amsterdam, New York Compliments of Compliments of 7 7 CURTIS (tyzmity LUMBER CO. BARBER SHOP For the Best R.D. 2, Ballston Spa Haircut in Town DETROIT SUPPLY COMPANY 113 So. Brandywine Ave. Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone Fr. 4-3179 Native Soft Wood Lumber Rough and Dressed SISM LUMBER COMPANY Mill at Hagadorn’s Mills R. D. 1, Galway, New York ART SISM Phone: Broadalbin 4548 A. C. FOLLETT Phone: Broadalbin 2354 MU12CO CHEMICAL CO. QUANDTS Mango and Distributors of Sanitary Maintenance Products Deodorants, Insectidides Disinfectants, Polishes Cleaners, Waxes 788 Fifth Ave. Troy, N. Y. Bedford 5-2511 Purveyors of Fine Quality Fresh Canned and Frosted Foods Guy Park Ave. Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone VI 2-1550 - Vi 2-1421 Compliments of PAPER AND SUPPLY COMPANY POTATO Central Warehouse Building cu Albany 7, N. Y. Compliments of INC. 537 Kings Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. Telephones Schenectady-DI-6-2371 Karner Branch-UN-9-5122 Complete Iron Fireman Heating Equipment Compliments of BROCKlA r MOTOR TRUCKS DIVISION OF MACK TRUCKS, INC. 309 Columbia Street Rensselaer, New York HERMIE’S MUSIC STORE Headquarters for Nationally Known Musical Instruments Expert Repairing and Rebuilding Done on Premises Store for Men Phone: FR. 4-7433 716 State Street 452 State Street Schenectady, New York Schenectady, N. Y. C ongr atulation s to the Class of 1958 From SWIRE’S DEPT. STORE RIPPS APOTHECARY 301 Mohawk Ave, Scotia, N. Y. Scotia’s Most Modern and the Largest Drug Store Scotia, N. Y. Open Evenings G. E. Television RCA Television Frigidaire Appliances Armstrong Floor Coverings Ladies’ and Children’s Wear Best Wishes to the Class of 58 From SETH J. SISKIN As 3 C GIFT AND APPLIANCES mawew DRUG STORE 146 Mohawk Ave. Watches - Appliances Gift Items - Costume Jewelry TV’s - Furniture - Toys Springs and Mattresses Scotia, New York Phone Di 6-7821 10 North Ballston Ave. Scotia, New York SCOTIA MOTOT2S INC. Where You Bought Your 110 Mohawk Ave., Scotia W allpaper Dodge - Plymouth Sale - Service Ballston Spa, N. Y. M. GOLD AND SONS Electrical Contracting 619 State Street Schenectady, New York fafa Mtir JEWELRY STORE Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing POBTEBiS CAT2L- RESTAURANT BAKERY W£INc3 Pastries - Lunches INC. Snacks - Dinners Ford - Mercury 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Sales and Services 18 Front St. Ballston 137 Milton Ave. Telephone 931 Ballston Spa, N. Y. ? .,. J. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 mpm muY HOME AND GARDEN CENTER HIGGINS COMBINATION WINDOW COMPANY Hardware - Paints 122 Mohawk Ave. Plants - Seeds - Bulbs Scotia, New York 209-211 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N. Y. Telephone FR 2-2593 Telephone EX-3-3179 FINNELL SYSTEM, INC. WESTERN AUTO Floor Machines Wet and Dry Vacuums ASSOCIATE STORE Janitor Supplies Rubber - Mats and Runners HAROLD J. McMAHON 1 Ballston Ave. Owner Scotia, N. Y. Ballston Spa, New York Telephone FR-4-3802 It’s Setten, V ztue at For the Best of Everything 217 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. For Pianos No Place Like cassecy's Largest Assortment of High Grade 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 Street Schenectady, N. Y. 107 Years of Continuous and Successful Business I—I. HOT2TON CO., INC. 410 Broadway Albany, N. Y. Complete Kitchen and Dining Room Equipment for School Universities, Churches Hotels, Restaurant, Etc. Including China, Glass Silverware and Sunday Items Telephones: Albany 3-1281 or 3-1282 ■piaos. ICE CREAM CO. Telephone 2399 120 Division Street Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Compliments of MEN’S SHOP 514 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. uchman CLEANERS DYERS, INC. Finer Cleaning Rapid Delivery Service Member of N. C. A. Many Stores to Serve You Direct From Plant to You Phone FR 4-4461 Scotia, N. Y. Cor. James and Center Street 120 State Street Schenectady 5, N. Y. FURNITURE STORE Mayfair Shipping Center 262 Saratoga Road Scotia 2, New York Phone Ex 9-3800 DAVID M. SEN ZELL Compliments of BEOOKfe NEWS AND GIFTS 41 Mohawk Ave. XMAS TREES Scotia, New York Compliments of the FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Compliments of 'yfetmtr Vimm% MEN’S SHOP DEPARTMENT STORE The Best in Ready-to-Wear Clothes Ballston Spa, New York Ballston Spa, New York C12ANE- NEVIMS ELECTRIC CORPORATION Electrical Appliances Automotive, Maintenance Supplies - Fixtures and Janitorial Products 34 Market Street, Amsterdam Telephone VI 2-6920 Amsterdam, New York Greeting Cards W 3 V Religious Articles and Sheet Music FOOD PRODUCTS CO., INC. 1 l Wholesale Grocers NEWS ROOM 380 Broadway Albany, New York Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 7£„ THE -v uyf 7 4 f T STUPO R. D. 5 Amsterdam, N. Y. BURNT HIL.LJ3 HARDWARE CO. Distributors Plumbing - Heating Hardware Appliances Burnt Hills, New York Phone Burnt Hills UP2-8141 Representing Joseph Henrys, Elizabeth Kellys, Glowegee II and Seven Scots II 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 spirt of our motto: “History Can Be Fun.” BORST, SMITH, BENEDICT Congratulations to the O’LOUGH LIN SMITH Graduates Counselors at Law 214 State Street Schenectady, N. Y HOMER J. BORST MOUNT GEORGE B. SMITH RESTAURANT LAURENCE V. BENEDICT JAMES E. O’LOUGHLIN DONALD F. SMITH FRANCIS A. MOLONY BOOSTERS Variety Store Wind cliff Howe The Open Gate Sehrieter s Scotia, N. Y. Saratoga Appliance Gemmetts Frank Stanley Watrobski Glen Service Station Dinette Manufacturers Scotia, N. Y. Schenectady, N. Y. Martinec’s Food Store Western Auto Candy land Mayfair Bernie’s TV Arket Men’s Wear Saratoga, N. Y. Mayfair Hickey’s Service Station T. A. Predell Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Schenectady, N. Y. Prescot Paint Co. Ottavian ’ s Voice and Drake Schenectady, N. Y. Knit and Sew State Loan Co. Me. Gerrs Speciality Shop Schenectady Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Linda Sherry Myers Children Shop Linda David Lerner Shop Elaine Blessing Western Auto Robert Griesemer GALWAY I. Q. TEST 1. If you had 6 marbles and you needed 10 marbles, how far SERVICE STATION off your marbles would you be ? General Store 2. A tank holds 150 gallons of Prop., R. SANDERS gasoline. On the first day Mr. Gorga takes away 5 gallons. Scotch Church, R. D. No. 3 On the second day he takes away Amsterdam, New York 12 gallons. How long before they take Mr. Gorga away ? 3. 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