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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

The Class of 1962 presents the 1961 GALWAY PIPER . ADMINISTRATION . FACULTY . SENIORS . CLASSES . FAVORITES . ORGANIZATIONS . ATHLETICS . ACTIVITIES . ELEMENTARY . ADVERTISERS ADMINISTRATION We, the class of '62, are proud tc dedicate this yearbook to our teacher advisor, and friend. His energy, guid ance, and abundant supply of good idea have helped to unite our class behind al of our activities. He has helped to for ward us as a class and as individuals bl giving his time unselfishly whenever hi assistance was requested. For these mail reasons, we dedicate this book toAlbel J. Gregory. 2WW £ctuccUto t L to R: Stella Sherman, Hugh Thomson, Fredrick Baker, James Arnold, Walter Armer. Not in photo James Donnan, President. Charles H. Field, B.S., M.A. MR. BRYAN SIMMONS, A.B., B.L.S. Vice-Principal, Librarian, Social Studies HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIAL STAFF ANN SPEANBURG, Secretary RUTH ARMITAGE, Tax Collector FACULTY '%t4l'ony Mr. Luci, B.A.; Mrs. Schwarz, B.A., M.A.; Mr. Gregory, B. A., M.A. Science STANDING: Mr. Sutton. H.S. Science. B.S., M.A.; Mr. Gorga, J.H.S. Science, B.S., M.A.; Mr. Swierzowski, Math, B.A. SEATED: Miss Blessing, Math - French, A.B., M.A. SttyUa i Mr. Lewis, 11-12, B.A.; Mr. Hill, 7-8, B.A., M.S.; Mr. Kelleher, 9-10, B.A. Special (? x K Herce '} icCu trtal s4'tt STANDING: Mrs. Pischel, Special, B.S.; Mrs. Estus, Home-making, B.S., M.A.; Mrs. Fahey, Commerce, A.B., M.A. SEATED: Mr. Rhodes, Industrial Arts, B.S. fyiicUutce Mrs. Clark, School Nurse, R.N.; Mr. Warner, Guidance, B.S., M.S. Mr. Izzo, Art, M.A.; Miss Hangs, Music, B.S.; Mr. Lukasiewicz, Music, B.S., M.A. ‘P cf icaC £cUicctfio«t Mr. Mealy, H.S. Boys, B.S., M.S.; Mrs. Chapin, H.S. Girls, B.S.; Mr. Goodemote, Elementary, B.S. SENIORS Take me out to the ball game. Take me out to the crowd, Buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks, I don't care if we never get back I This lilting tune was popular 20 years ago, and there is reason to believe it will still be going strong 20 years from now. Let's follow it to the Little League ball park in the prosperous suburb of Galway, New York, on a spring afternoon in 1981.............. VICE PRESIDENT MR. ERNEST SUTTON Advisor SECRETARY PRESIDENT George Jackowski Dan D 'Alessandro Lo Ann Bennett TREASURER Joan Sherman DOUGLAS ARNOLD Student Council, Pres., 4; Yorkers, 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook, 3; Commencement Marshal, 3; J.V. Basketball, 2; Prom Comm., 3; Jr-Sr Banquet Comm., 3. . . . the cafeteria staff with no more requests for 1 and 1 2 servings. CATHERINE BARRETT Yorkers, 1,2; Yearbook, 3; Dramatics Club, 1; Syracuse Cit. Ed. Conf., 3,4. SHIRLEY BARTH Yorkers, 1; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Sr. Ball Comm., 4; Ping-Pong Club, 4. I leave my position as hall monitor to anyone interested in traffic safety control. . . . Mr. Sutton with a dull homeroom. Now you 'll never have any laughs. ..............This stadium was built by the successful members of the class of 1961 as a tribute to their long-suffering sponsor, Mr. Sutton. We settled down on abominably hard bleachers (manufactured by the L. E. Bascom Seating Co.) with the prospect of a rousing battle between the Parkis Mills Pirates and the York Town Yankees. Our ideas of watching the game are soon given up with a sigh of resignation for we have the good fortune to be sitting next to the chatty old maid who writes the gossip column for the local Galway Gazette, and she keeps battering our ears with pleasant observations.............. ..............The paper's editor, Jane Sturtevant, wanted to get this noisy journalist out of her hair for a few hours, and so she sent her to cover the game. Our newshound has been mumbling to herself. Now she shifts into high gear and remarks to us: You'd think that referee George Jackowski could get the game started on time. After all, this is the first game and . . . Ah-hal • . . . Unless my binoculars are cockeyed, there are two stoutish men over there wearing bermuda shorts! Oh, I should have known from the circle of striking brunettes around them................. . . . Constable Jack Baker in the dust. Just kidding, Jack. LARRY BASCOM Vars. Basketball, 4; J.V. Basketball, 2, 3; Science Club, 1. LO ANN BENNETT Cambridge Central, 1,2, 3; Yorkers, 4; Prom Comm., 3; Newspaper Club, 4; Secretary, 4. MARCIA BOEHNE Yorkers, 1,2; Council, 1; Prom Comm,, 3; Court, 2,3; Yearbook, 3; All-County Band, 1,2,3,4; All-County Chorus, 2; Vars. Club, 2, 3.4; J.V. Cheerleader, 1; Vars. Cheerleader, 2,3; Vice Pres., 1; Play, 1; Band Concert Mistress, 4. . . . my 24-hour-a-day smile and job as Prexy of The Friendly Club to Mr. Field. Carry on. . . . my cheerleaders' coaching to Mr. Gorga. I know you'll enjoy it. ANNE CHRISTENSEN . . . all my spare toothpicks to Coach Mealy to be made into bats. Yorkers, 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook, 3. DANIEL D'ALESSANDRO Student Council, 1,2; Varsity Club, 3,4; Baseball, 2,4; Soccer, 4; Vice Pres., 4. ... my ability to chew gum in Mr. Gregory's class to next year's favorite history student. DALE ARDEN DENISON Yorkers, 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Sr. Ball Comm., 4; Ping-Pong, 4; Vars. Cheerleader, 4; J.V. Cheerleader, 3;-Jr. Class Sec., 3; Majorette, 3,4; Newspaper Club, 4; Chorus, 3; Glee Club, 1. ... my love for GHS to anyone who will take it. .............It's Paul Zajaceskowski and Doug Arnold! she concludes as we ducked a flying object. A fight has broken out a few rows above us between two groups of cub scouts. What's the matter, girls? our journalist shouts to the frantic den mothers. Turning back to us, she mutters, Never could remember married names. One of these girls used to be Bonnie Michel-felder and the other one was Carolyn Dropper, but I can't remem - - - UGH! A little boy in blue just hit our talkative friend with a gooey hot dog roll. Hi, this little cherub starts in...... .......... My-name-is-Butch-Frank-and-my-Daddy ’s-name-is -Charles-Frank-and -he-runs- the-bank-and-my-mommy's name-is. . . Fortunately this monologue is cut off by the roar which means the teams are coming out. The Pirates are up first. Their manager, Dan D'Aless andro, finally found his toothpicks and so the game can start! He is conferring with Bouncing (Lo Ann) Bennett, the team's athletic advisor, who just won the Olympic Pogo Stick Championship. Also in on this conference is Linda Hunter, millionairess director of Linda's Light Blonde Hair Bleach, Inc........ CAROLYN DROPPER Yorkers, 1,2,3; Student Council, 4; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Ping-Pong, 4. SALLY L. EATON . . . to Kathy Ingraham my 'Beatnik' gym outfit. You always did like it. Yorkers, 1,2; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Ping-Pong, 4; Band, 3,4; All-County Band, 4; Chorus, 3; Vats. Cheerleader, 3; J.V. Cheerleader, 3; Newspaper Club, 4. FREDERIC EULER Ping-Pong, 4; Newspaper Club, 4; Baseball, 2,4; Varsity Club, 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball, 1; Vars. Basketball, 2,3.4. . . . everything I learned the past 12 yrs. right where I found it. In the books! . . . my curly hair to Mr. Field. CHARLES FRANK Prom Comm., 3; Science Club, 1; Play, 1; Intramural Soccer, 4; Intramural Basketball, 1. SANDRA LEE ANN HATALA Yorkers, 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm., 3; Court, 3; Yearbook, 3; Senior Ball Comm., 4; Ping-Pong, 4; Chorus, 3; Glee Club, 1; Twirler, 1,2, 3,4. LINDA HUNTER . . . my ability to get two- Yearbook, 3; Prom Comm., 3. tone hair to Johanna Le-guire. Save your pennies. You'll need them for oil treatments. ... all my used chewing gum where I got it from -on the bottom of the desk seats. . . . my ability to attract the cops to anyone who has the nerve. Pick the cute ones, kids. ..............Her secretary, Norma Stafford, is taking down the conversation in her famous 615 w m shorthand. The 11-year-old star pitcher, son of the former Nora Whitney, wizzes the first ball over the plate as the almost forgotten journalist explodes an elbow in our ribs. Look, quick, over therel the 17th row, the 63rd seat. We are still counting (46,47, 48) as the first home run of the game is hit. I've got itl I've got itl a trim housewife, whom we know as Sandra Millington exclaims. She is very disappointed when she learns she must return the home-run ball to the Yanks' manager, Fred Euler............. ............At last we have found the 63rd seat in the 17th row. Aren't you excited? the gossip writer asks. That's Robert Wilcox, you know, Foxy, the famous counter-spy. A daring double play has just been made and the Yankees retire. The score is 1372 1 4 to - - wait a minute------Lorraine Pilon, volunteer score board keeper, has bewitched the electric controls. again. John Maddaus, that calculating chemist, is consulting his logarithm tables to find the percentage of error. Our view of the game is suddenly blocked as the gossip writer leans over to buy a box of popcorn from Mary Palmateer. ... my problems with Mrs. Fahey to Norm Murauskas. Don't be too hard on her, Norm. GEORGE JACKOWSKI Senior Class Pres., 4; Vars. Basketball, 4; Varsity Club Pres., 4; Refreshment Comm., 3; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Soccer, 3,4. DAVID KLEMENTOWSKI Band, 1,2,3, 4; Soccer, 3; Prom Comm., 3; Ball Comm., 4; Dance Band, 1,2,3,4; Play, 1; Yorkers, 1. NELLIE KONDRAT Yorkers, 1,2,3,4; Yearbook, 3. ... my great trumpet playing ability to Denny Wolfe. Don’t give Luke too many problems. ... my first period study hall to Mr. Hill. Have fun! JOHN MADDAUS . . . the band section, for better or worse. Vars. Baseball, 3; Vars. Basketball, 4; Yorkers, 1,2; Council, 2; Ping-Pong, 4; Ball Comm., 4; Syracuse Conf., 3; Yearbook, 3; Science Club, 1. BONNIE MICHELFELDER Chorus, 1,2,3; Band, 1,2,3,4, Pres., 4; Yorkers, 1,2, 3,4; Council Pres., 4; Yearbook, 3; Gymnastic Exhibition, 3. . . . Mr. Sutton's homeroom with a dented radiator. SANDRA G. MILLINGTON Ball Comm., 4; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3. ... my saccharin to Mr. Gregory for his Irish coffee. Keep smiling. ............The local P.T.A. women have the concessions and are selling peanuts and cracker- jacks. Sandra Hatala is covering this side of the stadium while Nellie Kondrat's booming voice can be heard yelling, Popcorn! Peanuts! all over the other side. The sociable newswoman offers us some of her popcorn and comments, Did you know that the K and S Ball Co. tried to get the team's managers to use their revolutionary new rectangular ball today? The company's founders, Dave Klementowski and Mitch Stachnik designed this ball with the idea that, since rectangular black board erasers flew so well in the classroom, the same shape might work well on the ball field........... ............But Marcia Boehne, the official field nurse, vetoed the idea of such a trial on the grounds that it was too dangerous. The corners of the ball might dent the bats, not to mention the children’s heads. Speaking of children, we notice that Joan Sherman, running for re-election as U.S. Congresswoman from this district, is out to get the student vote. She is now shaking hands with the members of a fourth grade class which is visiting the stadium on a field trip. Their teacher, Karen Sutton, is busy trying to stop an argument between two little boys over whose father has the prettiest secretary........ . . . the sawdust pile Kurt Kilmer left me to Nadine McConchie. MARY ANNA PALMATEER Ping-Pong, 4; Prom Comm., -3; Yearbook, 3; Prom Attendant, 3; Yorkers, 1,3. LORRAINE PILON Chorus, 1,2,3; Band, l,2,3,4;J.V. Scorer, 2, 3; Vars. Stats., 4; Yorkers, 1,2,3,4; Nat'l Honor Society, 2,3, 4; Student Council, 1.2,3, Sec., 3; Prom Attendant, 3; Drama Club, 2,3; Yearbook, 3; Dance Band, 2, 3,4; German Band, 4; All-County Band, 1,3,4. SHERRY SHERMAN Chorus, 1,2. 3; Class Pres., 2.3: J.V. Cheerleader, 2,3; Vars. Cheerleader, 4; Yorkers, 1; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Prom Queen, 3. . . . my squeaky clarinet playing to Diane Musolff. Lotsa luck. . . . my ability to giggle to' Mary Ann Cornell. JOAN SHERMAN . . . my ability to get into trouble with Mr. Lewis to anyone who's inclined. Dance Band. 3.4; German Band, 4; Chorus, 1,2,3; Band, 1,2,3 4, Sec. -Treas. , 2,3,4; Class Treas. , 1,2, 3,4; Yorkers, 1,2, 3,4, Treas. , 1, 2; Council. 1,2,3, Pres. , 2, Vice Pres. , 3; Prom Comm., 3; Ball Comm. , 4; Nat'l Honor Soc.. 2, 3, 4; All-County Band, 4; J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper, 1; Varsity, 2,3. 4; Drama Club, 1,2; Yearbook, 3; Zone Council, 3,4; Ping-Pong, 4. MITCHELL STACHNIK Soccer. 1.3; Baseball, 3, 4: Yorkers, 3; Varsity Club. 3.4; Ball Comm. , 4. . . . with my V. W. Sorry Davidson, but you'll have to walk now. NORMA STAFFORD Twirlers, 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleaders, J.V. 3; Vars. , 4; Prom Comm., 3; Yearbook, 3; Chorus, 3; Prom Court, 3; Ping-Pong, 4. . . . my bottle of never-fail peroxide to Jackie Lyons. ...............They decide on Anne Christensen because she always saves used carbon paper for them. A tinkle of glass returns our attention to the game. A home run ball has just gone over the fence into Sally Eaton's greenhouse across the street. Sally's insurance agent, Gerald Zabawa, calmly marks the accident off as a geographic hazard of his client's business. Luckily, that ball didn't go through the interplanetary communications center which is also across the street. Michael Teachout, the business tycoon, has threatened to leave Earth if another Little League ball interferes with his view of the Miss Universe Contest being held on Venus. ..............(Ever since a local girl. Dale Denison, won second place Mike has never missed the contest.) Again the gossip writer explodes at our elbow. Quick! Gimme my binoculars! I think I just spotted Sharon Sherman and her latest boyfriend! What a scoop!” The ball game has just come to a screeching ( by the fans) halt (the score was tied). As we leave the stadium, we notice a white haired lady being interviewed by a national magazine.............. JANE STURTEVANT Band. 1.2.3,4; Chorus, 1,2,3; German Band, 2,3; Yorkers, 1,2, 3; Science Club, 1; Dramatics, 1, 2; Music Club, 2, 3; Yearbook, 3; Junior Prom, Chrmn. , 3; Senior Ball, Chrmn. , 4. KAREN SUTTON . . . several tons of crepe paper and cheese cloth with relief. Band, 1, 2, 3,4; All-County, 4; Yearbook, 3; Secretary, 1; Dramatics Club, 1,2; Ball Comm. , 4; Nat’l Honor Society, 3,4. . . . my table at Chuck's to anyone who can get it. . . . my studious habits to my brother, Dave. He needs them! NORA WHITNEY Yearbook, 3. ROBERT WILCOX Yorkers, 1,2, 3; J.V. Basketball, 2; Vars. , 3,4; Varsity Club. 4. , . . my swiftness as a fox to Bob Suss. GERALD ZABAWA Science Club, 1; Student Council, 3; Yearbook, 3. PAUL ZAJACESKOWSKI Soccer, 1, 2.3; Yorkers, 1,2; Pres., 1; Vice-President, 3; Yearbook, 3. . . . the driver’s ed. car in one piece. . . . all nice girls in Gal way to Ron Chernik. Be nice to them, Ron. . . . my weekends to anyone who can stand 60 sleepless hours. ..............Why, it’s Shirley Barth, just returned from many years on Mercury where the sun bleaches everyone's hair platinum. If the opening baseball game of 1981 sounds like a three-ring circus, please remember that a lot can happen in 20 years. By that time the members of the class of 1961 will have made their mark on the universe............ The class of ’61 has gone down in enrollment but progressively upward in accomplishment. We began our freshman year under the watchful eye of Mr. Sutton and Miss Halloran. As class officers we elected Paul Zajaceskowski. president; Marcia Boehne. vice-president; Karen Sutton, secretary; and Joan Sherman, treasurer. Our student council members were Lorraine Pilon and Dan D'Alessandro. There were 52 of us sponsoring our one dance, the big event of the year. Our junior year was full of memorable happenings. There were 37 classmates, all in room 8 under the guardianship of Mr. Sutton. We had three dances besides the Prom, Moonlight and Roses, sold refreshments at basketball games and ran a check room for extra money. We were responsible for the yearbook, which in our opinion was the best Galway had ever seen. It was late, but worth waiting for. On Moving-Up Day, we were the first juniors in Galway’s history to win the banner Our class officers were Sherry Sherman, president; Paul Zajaceskowski, vice-president; Dale Denison, secretary; and Joan Sherman, treasurer. Lorraine and Jerry were student council members. In our sophomore year, there were 40 eager students in rooms 8 and 15. with Mr. Sutton and Mr. Gregory as wardens. Mr. Sutton was our class advisor. We chose Sherry Sherman, president; Marcia Boehne, vice-president; Patty Quinn, secretary; and Joan Sherman, treasurer. Lorraine and Dan were again student council members. We had two wonderful roller skating parties. 2t6 We entered our senior year with 34 eager intellectuals, all in room 8. We had three dances besides the Senior Ball Over the Rainbow. George Jackowski was president, and LoAnn Bennett was our secretary. Joan Sherman still managed our finances. Carolyn Dropper and Doug Arnold were student council members. fOt CLASSES SEATED, L to R: N. McConchie, D. Thornton, J. Claypool, J. Lyons, P. Mitchell, E. Kedzierski, J. Musolff, P. Wright. 2nd ROW: P. Zajaceskow-ski, G. Schrader, J. Skorney, R. Sitterly, C. Houghton, L. McElhiney. 3rd ROW: S. Butchkowski, A. Welsh, J. Lockwood, J. Holtslander, N. Mur-auskas, D. Smith, D. Paterek. SEATED, L to R: G. Speanburg, Treasurer; R. Armitage, President; Mr. Gregory, advisor; L. Sherman, Secretary; J. Boshart, Vice President. 2nd ROW: K. Ingraham, C. Gaura, E. Adamoshek, J. McChesney, M. Ellsworth, L. Grant, J. Quinn, M. Armitage. 3rd ROW: P. Jacobs, R. Chernik, D. Sutton, R. Suss, G. Barth, B. Champagne. J SEATED, L to R: M. Benson, Secretary; J. Yurkens, Vice President; Mr. Swierzowski, advisor; M. Schaus, President; C. Michelfelder. 2nd ROW; J. Glenn, C. Pitches, L. McConchie, A. Wolfe, P. Everson, C. Murauskas, V. Ingrahm. 3rd ROW: B. Sanders, A. Maddaus, C. Hudman, M. Stock-heim, D. Manell, D. Wolfe. SEATED, L to R: D. Sumner, A. Konopeus, Mr. Swierzowski, advisor; B. Howard, C. Hathaway. 2nd ROW: R. Slider, S. Euler, L. Sanders, R. Berry, B. Yesse. 3rd ROW: B. Thornton, J. Holbrook, B. Jazwinski, G. Nowicki, K. Brinkman, P. Diggens. 1st ROW, L to R: S. Cornell, D. Simboli, M. Arnold, L. Kronsbein, J. Hart, M. Sherman, E. Zajaceskowski, A. Brown, D. Davidson, M. Jackowski. 2nd ROW: Miss Blessing, R. Traider, A. Jackson, R. Bagdon, B. Teeling, J. Leguire, L. Mathias, W. Brundigei R. Lachtrupp, G. Brown, J. Hevelin. 3rd ROW: R. Zeh, D. Michelfelder, T. Rohling, D. Sturtevant, S. Stanton, L. Gifford, M. Benware, E. Jones, D. Lis, D. Hersey. 1st ROW, L toR: P. Shoutis, M. Denison, K. La Bahn, P. Benson, Mr. Kelle-her, advisor; L. Musolff, M. Lansburg, J. Schobert, M. Hoffman, E. Barnes. 2nd ROW: V. Baird, D. Koutsakis, L. Kenyon, S. Parker, J. Cook, N. Pitches, P. Sherman, M. Cornell, M. Brooker, S. Stafford, V. Bell, E. McCane. 3rd ROW: R. Maynard, E. Klementowski, F. Chase, M. Skorney, T. Lee, J. Gavaletz, D. Kenyon, J. Jackowski, B. Stanton, R. Bazan, P. Landerville, D. Michelfelder, G. Smith. FAVORITES FAVORITE SENIORS Sherry Sherman and Paul Zajaceskowski NICEST PERSONALITY Dale Denison and George Jackowski FAVORITE JUNIORS Linda Grant and Gary Speanburg MOST ATHLETIC Marianne Ellsworth and George Jackowski BEST MUSICIANS Lorraine Pilon and John Boshart FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Mari Schaus and Todd Rohling MOST POLITE Rita Armitage and Fred Euler CHATTERBOXES LoAnn Bennett and Doug Arnold JOKERS LoAnn Bennett and Doug Arnold BEST DANCERS Sandra Hatala and John Boshart MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Jane Sturtevant and Doug Arnold BEST DRESSED Dale Denison and Paul Zajaceskowski TALLEST AND SHORTEST Pat Wright, Gary Speanburg Norman Murauskas, Sandra Hatala SHIEST Nellie Kondrat and Charles Frank 1st ROW, L to R: J. Beckwith, H. Whitney, B. Funk, P. Parker, C. Hunter, S. Quinn, L. Mathias, R. Hicks, J. Hersey, D. Musolff. 2nd ROW: W. Armer, T. Manell, G. Wilcox, R. Schaus, C. Wilson, M. Watrobski, J. Richardson, J. May, C. Vosburg, K. Hatala, E. Gretkirewicz, R. Mikan, M. Suits, M. Lyons. 3rd ROW: N. Evans, P. Sitterly, M. Claypool, G. Hoyt, C. Kress, C. Frank, K. Cuckoo, P. Hudman, J. Harrington, P. Sowle, J. Chase, C. Pajak, Mr. Gorga. 1st ROW, L to R: H. Simboli, J. Lanfear, D. Sherman, B. Pilon, F. Schwab, C. Nelson. 2nd ROW: B. Howard, C. Earl, R. Gifford, N. Glenn, N. Burrows, A. Bell, S. Harrington, B. Denison, P. Quinn, E. Smeallie. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Schwarz, R. Kondrat, R. Quay, W. Jacobs, D. Smith, M. Jackson, M. Draper, D. Howard, H. Scott, M. Suits, F. D'Alessandro. 4th ROW: W. Potkovic, J. Robinson, J. Shepard, D. Hunter, P. Bingham, D. Lockwood, E. Paterek, K. Boshart, R. Armitage, D. Mealy. 1st ROW, L to R: L. Kress, S. Draper, L. Gardiner, J. Ploss, M. Denison, L. Sherman, B. Brown, L. Kaplanowski, B. Yurkins, P. Stanton. 2nd ROW: T. Michelfelder, D. Earl, M. Jurusik, J. Schwab, N. Glenn, D. Nelson, L. Sabol, S. Bills, D. Cornell, B. Hathaway, B. Krywy.' 3rd ROW: Mr. Luci, B. Hathaway, D. Thornton, T. Vandenbourg, J. Reckner, L. Glywa, M. Jaz-winski, R. Brown, C. Schuler, T. McCartney, D. Morris, L. Lassaso. 1st ROW, L to R: C. Snyder, G. Brundige, J. Armer, R. Sumner, C. Blon-giewicz, L. Marcellus, F. Potkovic, A. Sherman, C. Brin, K. Lesniewski, P. Arnold. 2nd ROW: B. Reynolds, M. Bingham, G. Lewis, J. Kenyon, N. Stanton, H. Hames, D. Wilde. R. Sherman, R. Eaton, S. Hevelin. 3rd ROW: A. Shoutis, W. Michelfelder, D. Blair, E. Ingraham, M. Pajak, S. Vandenburgh, C. Munchbach, T. Sherman, D. Denison, J. Landerville, B. Barrett. ORGANIZATIONS Student President Arnold At special meetings during the school year, the representatives of each grade discuss general school problems and make suggestions to the faculty. They plan certain school activities such as the annual Moving Up Day program. 1st ROW, L to R: R. Armitage, G. Speanburg, D. Arnold, president; C. Dropper, Mr. Simmons, advisor. 2nd ROW: W. Michelfelder. D. Wolfe, M. Lansburg, J. Yurklns. L. Kaplanowski, L. Mathias, N. Evans. J. Hevelin. 1st ROW, L to R: K. Sutton, J. Sherman, L. Pilon. 2nd ROW: P. Zajaceskowski. G. Speanburg, J. Maddaus. One of the highest awards to be made to a high school student; it may be earned by eligible sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have met the scholastic and citizenship requirements. Varsity Club is made up of those students who have won their Block ”G” through cheerleading or athletics. This coming year, it is hoped that a West Point football trip will again be taken. The club also furnishes the basketball schedules to every high school student. STANDING, 1st ROW. L to R: Mr. Mealy, M. Boehne, J. Sherman. 2nd ROW: C. Hudman, G. Speanburg, L. McConchie. 3rd ROW: J. Boshart, R. Paterek, R. Smith. 4th ROW: N. Marauskas, B. Champagne. SEATED, 1st ROW: M. Stachnik, G. Jackowski. 2nd ROW: R. Lanfear, D. D’Alessandro. 3rd ROW: K. Brinkman. D. Sowle, F. Euler. 1st ROW, L to R: E. Adamoschek, art; R. Armitage, managing editor; M. EHsworth, editor; G. Speanburg, business manager; Mr. Lewis, advisor. 2nd ROW: L. Grant, photography; P. Zajaceskowski, copy; D. Sutton, advertising; P. Jacobs, subscriptions. {fab 4? This year's Yearbook staff made several innovations over last year in an attempt to cut expenses and maintain a quality publication. 1st ROW, L to R: J. Quinn, N. McConchie, K. Ingraham, J. Claypool, P. Mitchell, J. Lyons, D. Thornton, J. Musolff. 2nd ROW: R. Chernik, G. Barth, L. Sherman, C. Gaura, M. Armitage, J. Skorny, J. McChesney. 3rd ROW: C. Houghton, A. Welch, J. Lockwood, W. Champagne, R. Sitterly, J. Boshart, R. Suss. 4th ROW: R. Paterek, L. McElhiney, R. Smith. N. Murauskas, J. Holts-lander. 1st ROW, L to R: S. Eaton, M. Schaus, C. Pitches, P. Mitchell, N. Stafford, S. Hatala, M. Palmateer, C. Dropper, S. Cornell, S. Euler, N. McConchie, Miss Blessing, S. Parker, S. Stafford. 2nd ROW: J. Maddaus, D. Denison, J. Sherman, S. Barth, R. Sitterly, F. Euler, D. Sutton, P. Zajaceskowski. B. Suss, J. Boshart, R. Chernik. 7 'Piny- (?lu The Ping-Pong Club was organized this year under the direction of Miss Blessing. The twenty-five members play ping-pong every Tuesday afternoon. This winter the club sponsored an all-school tournament. David Sutton was President; Fred Euler, Secretary-Treasurer. 9 4 e £ 6, 1st ROW, L to R: S. Euler, B. Michelfelder, L. Pilon, G. Speanburg, M. Schaus, C. Michelfelder, R. Armitage. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Schwarz, J. McChesney, R. Berry, M. Armitage, J. Claypool, A. Christensen, N. Kondrat, L. Grant, M. Ellsworth. 3rd ROW: C. Gaura, C. Hathaway, J. Glenn, N. McConchie, M. Benson, J. Yurkins, C. Pitches, S. Hatala. 4th ROW: R. Paterek, P. Jacobs, J. Boshart, W. Champagne, B. Sanders, G. Nowicki, A. Wolfe. 5th ROW: D. Arnold. P. Zajaceskowski, R. Suss, J. Sherman, L. Bennett, D. Denison, L. McElhiney, R. Smith, G. Schrader. 1st ROW, L to R: B. Hathaway, C. Snyder, S. Hevelin, N. Michelfelder, A. Shoutis, B. Yurkins, L. Kaplanowski. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Schwarz, D. Wilde, L. Kress, M. Denison, D. Cornell, D. Denison, T. Sherman, G. Brundige, P. Arnold, H. James. 3rd ROW: R. Krywy, L. Lassaso, D. Earl, T. Michelfelder, S. Draper, D. Nelson, F. Pot-kovic, M. Jurusik, C. Blongiewicz, K. Lesniewski. 4th ROW: G. Lewis, B. Reynolds, M. Bingham, L. Glywa, J. Reckner, C. Schuler, B. Hathaway, T. McCartney, L. Marcellus, L. Sabol. 5th ROW: R. Sherman, B. Barrett, M. Jazwinski, R. Eaton, D. Blair, L. Gardiner, N. Glenn, N. Stanton, P. Stanton, S. Bills. 5 c a t 6 III 7 'fyon ie'i Or utc Uctut Yorkers is the name given to the junior division of the New York State Historical Association. Along with their 8, 000 colleagues across the state, Galway Yorkers engage in projects and activities which are designed to increase their knowledge of state and local history and to preserve the past so that young people of the future may enjoy it and learn from it. The Yorker Council is composed of the presidents and treasurers from each Yorker Club and two elected council representatives from each club. The group coordinates the All-Yorker activities such as the annual convention project. Officers for 1960-61 are Bonnie Michelfelder, president; Sharon Euler, vice-president; Carol Michelfelder, secretary; and Diane Davidson, treasurer. Representatives to the Capital City District zone were Joan Sherman and Gary Speanburg. Joseph Henry Yorkers, our senior club, has participated in all of the general Yorker activities of this year, including the P.T.A. County Fair, the paper drives, and the All-Yorker convention project of using marionettes to depict scenes from New York state folklore. When this book appears, they will be deep in plans for their own chapter two-day trip immediately following the closing of school. The club also made a good start on their Costume Room project. Officers are Ronnie Michelfelder, president; Rita Armitage, vice-president; Lorraine Pilon, secretary; and Gary Speanburg, treasurer. This past year the Elizabeth Kelly II Yorkers have been very active. They produced a program that was presented at the P.T.A. Fair in November. We worked on convention project, paper drives, and various social programs. Officers are Nancy Pitches, president; Todd Rohling, vice-president; Peggy Shoutis, secretary; and Diane Davidson, treasurer. The Glowegee III Yorkers worked in the paper drives and the P.T.A. Fair. The group worked on the state project for convention and on a project to earn money for the club. It also visited Cooperstown and Fort Ticonderoga, Fort William Henry, and the new Whitehall Museum. Officers are Mary Ann Watrobski, president; David Sherman, vice-president; Michael Suits, secretary; and Neal Evans, treasurer. The Seven Scots III had a busy year. Activities included a get-acquainted party, trips to Albany and Cooperstown, hours of work on paper drives, chapter projects, the P.T.A. County Fair, and the All-Yorker convention exhibit. Officers are Bill Michelfelder, president; Skip Shoutis, vice-president; Bonnie Hathaway, secretary; and Laura Kaplanowski, treasurer. B I C f a •K e c t t C 6 1st ROW, L to R: D. Davidson, N. Pitches, K. LaBahn, T. Rohling, M. Shoutis. D. Koutsakis. 2nd ROW: M. Arnold, J. Leguire, E. Mc-Cane, L. Mathias, L. Musolff, D. Benson, Mrs. Schwarz. 3rd ROW: P. Sherman. M. Cornell, B. Brundige, R. Zeh, M. Brooker, E. Zaj-aceskowski. 4th ROW: E. Jones, D. Sturtevant, J. Kress, D. Lis. 1st ROW, L to R: D. Sherman, M. Suits, R. Schaus, M. Watrobski, B. Denison, N. Evans, J. Robinson. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Schwarz, F. D'Alessandro, R. Quay, R. Kondrat, G. Hoyt, H. Simboli, B. Pilon, G. Wilcox. 3rd ROW: F. Schwab, P. Sowle, J. Shepard, B. Jacobs, C. Kress, E. Paterek, D. Mealy, J. Chase. 4th ROW: R. Armitage, P. Bingham, K. Boshart, L. Mathias, D. Musolff, C. Wilson, C. Hunter, D. Smith. 5th ROW: P. Sitterly, E. Smeallie, K. Hatala, C. Vosburg, N. Glenn, A. Bell, N. Burrows, D. Howard. 1st ROW, L toR: Mr. Gorga, L. Kenyon, D. Musolff, R. Krywy, M. Claypool, M. Suits, D. Howard, L. Mathias. 2nd ROW: V. Bell, C. Pajak, B. Michelfelder, D. Blair, L. D'Alessandro, M. Watrobski. 3rd ROW: K. Boshart, H. Scott, D. Mealy, R. Quay, C. Nelson, M. Lyons, F. Schwab. 4th ROW: A. Maddaus, B. Sanders, A. Wolfe, G. Wil- cox, J. Shephard, T. Manell. 7 Science The Science Club's members have done projects in forestry, nature, space, animal stuffing, plaster casting animal tracks, and electricity. Our members have also taken trips which included climbing Mount Hadley, participating in the Albany Science Congress, and going to the Union College Observatory. The Photography Club began last year working exclusively in black-white prints. This year we expanded our activities to include the development of color slides. Also on the 1960-61 schedule was work in color printing. 1st ROW. L to R: P. Shoutis, R. Schaus. 2nd ROW: M. Lansburg, J. Robinson, V. Bell, J. Hevelin, Mr. Hill. 1st ROW, L to R: D. Benson, D. Koutsakis, V. Bell, S. Stafford. C. Gunderson, N. McConchie, J. Cook, M. Denison, C. Michelfelder, L. Kronsbein, C. Lyons, R. Berry, K. LaBahn, M. Arnold, R. Armitage, Miss Hangs. 2nd ROW: M. Lansburg, M. Cornell, P. Sherman. D. Sumner. V. Ingrahm, D. Lis, T. Lee, L. McConchie, D. Wolfe, R. Lachtrupp, J. McChesney, L. Mathias, L. Musolff, K. Ingrahm, M. Armitage. 3rd ROW: G. Speanburg, D. Sutton, R. Suss. D. Sturtevant, J. Boshart, J. Kress, B. Jazwinski, R. Chernik, R. Sitterly, P. Jacobs, D. Hersey. Senavi Christmas concert in December .. . Spring concert in May . . . Participation in All-County program . . . Exchange assembly programs with other high schools. Senior Band participated in the All-County Music Festival, exchange assembly programs with various schools, performed at the annual Christmas and Spring Concert, gave a concert in the Galway Village Park, and marched in the Memorial Day parades in Scotia and Galway. 1st ROW, L to R: S. Euler, M. Boehne, J. Sherman, B. Michelfelder, C. Gaura, J. Sturtevant, E. Adamoschek, D. Smith, C. Michelfelder, S. Cornell, K. Sutton, L. Mathias. 2nd ROW: E. Zajaceskowski, D. Musolff, J. Claypool, B. Pilon, M. Lyons, R. Lachtrupp, G. Speanburg, R. Armitage, E. Paterek, H. Scott, D. Mealy, P. Sitterly, C. Pajack, D. Davidson, L. Pilon, S. Eaton, Mr. Lukasiewicz. 3rd ROW: A. Wolfe, D. Wolfe, G. Wilcox, R. Sitterly, D. Klemen-towski, R. Chernik, D. Sutton, R. Suss, D. Sturtevant, P. Zajaceskowski, M. Benware, J. Bos-hart, J. Kress, P. Jacobs, T. Rohling, L. McConchie, R. Robinson. 1st ROW, L to R: M. Kelleher, advisor; S. Euler, S. Eaton, C. Pitches, editor; M. Schaus, D. Denison, S. Hatala. 2nd ROW: A. Wolfe, J. Glenn, F. Euler, A. Mad-daus, C. Michelfelder, G. Shrader, J. Leguire, D. Sutton, M. Benson, L. Pilon, R. Berry, L. Bennett, D. Wolfe. The newspaper club publishes The Microphone which is Galway’s current newspaper. 1st ROW, L to R: D. Denison, L. Grant. 2nd ROW: N. Stafford, S. Hatala. The twirlers participated with the Senior Band at the various parades. 7 {fefwKCUt a ut performed during basketball games, and at other school functions. 'Dance 1st ROW, L to R: L. Pilon, J. Sherman. 2nd: D. Wolfe, R. Suss, R. Chernik, J. Claypool. The band, which plays at various functions, was organized to give the student interested in dance music an opportunity to receive experience in the field. 1st ROW, L to R: L. Pilon, D. Mealy, E. Adamoschek, H. Scott, S. Euler, J. Sherman, G. Speanburg. 2nd ROW: D. Wolfe, E. Paterek, P. Zajaceskowski, S. Cornell. 3rd ROW: Mr. Lukasiewicz, L. McConchie, R. Sitterly, J. Robinson, R. Suss, R. Chernik, J. Claypool, J. Boshart. 1st ROW, L to R: R. Sherman, W. Hathaway, R. Krywy, T. Mlchelfelder, S. Heve-lin, D. Wilder, B. Hathaway, M. Jurusik, B. Howard, Miss Hangs. 2nd ROW: D. Earl, H. James, D. Musolff, S. Quinn, A. Sherman, C. Blongiewicz. 3rd ROW: R. Eaton, M. Denison, L. Kress, D. Blair, D. Cornell, C. Nelson, B. Pilon, J. Robinson, M. Lyons. 4th ROW: P. Quinn, F. Potkovic, C. Wilson, T. McCartney, D. Smith, B. Denison, J. Kenyon, L. Mathias, H. Burrows. 5th ROW: J. Hersey, R. Schaus, M. Watrobski, S. Bills, L. Sabol, D. Nelson, S. Draper, L. Kaplanowski, B. Brown. 6th ROW: C. Kress, M. Jazwinski, K. Lesniewski, M. Arnold, E. Smeal-lie, R. Hicks, J. Armer, N. Stanton, P. Stanton, J. Beckwith. Junior Chorus, a lively group of seventh and eight grade singers for 1960-61, entertained parents and students at their annual events -Christmas and Spring concerts, and the Joseph Henry Assembly program. Junior Band participated in the school concerts throughout the year. It is the training-ground for Senior Band. 9 u 0 C a % 8 a 1st ROW, L to R: M. Denison, D. Nelson, D. Smith, L. Mathias, F. Potkovic, D. Musolff, H. Hames. 2nd ROW: B. Hathaway, D. Wilde, W. Hathaway, R. H Eaton, M. Lyons, C. Pajak, M. Bingham. T. Michelfelder, G. Brundige, L. J Kress. 3rd ROW: P. Sitterly, B. Pilon. J. Robinson, R. Armitage, G. Wilcox, H. Scott, E. Paterek, D. Mealy, Mr. Lukasiewicz. ATHLETICS SEATED: J. Maddaus, R. Lanfear, T. Scott, S. Watrobski, R. Palmateer, M Stachnik, J. Boshart, D. Paterek, L. McConchie. STANDING: K. Brinkman, W. Champagne, B. Sanders, B. Jazwinski, Coach Mealy, R. Smith, J. Holtslander, G. Boshart, L. Denison. ”Our baseball team was a 'question mark all season. No one knew from day to day just who was going to pitch or catch. We just weren't equipped with enough ball-players to cope with our league this year. The boys, however, played their best. We will have several boys back from last year and can only hope for the best. Coach Mealy RECORD BATTING AVERAGES Wins - 0 Losses - 9 Ties - 0 GALWAY OPPONENT Freer .308 Northville 0 5 Scott .250 Fonda 7 10 Lanfear .214 Weils 2 14 Watrobski .158 Perth 3 14 Boshart . 160 Fonda 6 7 Paterek .150 Mayfield 0 11 Stachnik .143 Broadalbin 0 20 McConchie . 100 Broadalbin 2 5 Northville 2 9 1st ROW, L to R: B. Jazwinski, A. Maddaus, J. Kress, K. D Alessandro, T. Lee, G. Barth, F. Chase. W. Champagne, L. McConchie, G. Smith, D. Sowle and G. Jackowski, co-captains; P. Everson, R. Lanfear, D. Hersey, J. Boshart, S. Butchkowski, P. Hudman, B. Sanders, M. Stockheim. REAR: P. Landerville, manager; D. Mealy, manager; Mr. Mealy, coach; N. Evans, manager. Socce The 1960 Soccer Team was more improved over the 1959 team than its won-lost record would indicate. Of the 8 games lost, 5 were lost by only one goal. The boys played well and had much spirit and a desire to win. Each boy did well under Co-Captains George Jackowski and Doug Sowle. Inexperience in the backfield caused many headaches, but the backs improved enough to give us a good defense late in the season. Personally, I believe this was the finest group of boys I have worked with in several years. I enjoyed every minute of the season. We hope to do better in 1961. - Coach Mealy RECORD WINS LOSSES TIES 1 8 5 GALWAY OPPONENT GALWAY OPPONENT Schalmont 2 2 Perth 2 2 Northville 0 6 Northville 6 12 Wells 2 4 Wells 0 2 Schalmont 2 2 Mayfield 2 5 Mayfield 0 0 Fonda 2 4 Fonda 0 2 Broadalbin 2 2 Broadalbin 2 8 Perth 10 4 1st ROW, L to R: A. Wolfe, manager, G. Jackowski, G. Speanburg, L. Bascom, J. Lockwood, manager. 2nd ROW: J. Sherman, manager; F. Euler, J. Maddaus, N. Murauskas, R. Wilcox. J. Boshart, Mr. Gorga, coach; L. Pilon, manager. RECORD GHS OPP GHS OPP Perth 46 42 Broadalbin 90 53 Northville 32 89 Perth 57 42 Wells 52 64 Northville 102 28 Luzerne 51 74 Luzerne 70 55 Mayfield 44 80 Wells 67 61 Fonda 52 87 Bishop Gibbons 73 49 Bishop Gibbons 48 72 1st ROW, L to R: J. Shepard, manager; T. Rohling, G. Barth, R. Zeh, K. Cuckoo, manager. 2nd ROW: M. Schaus, manager; W. Brundige, R. Paterek, B. Sanders, D. Sturtevant. P. Hudman, T. Lee, B. Champagne. RECORD GHS OPP Perth 21 47 Northville 14 53 Wells 16 32 Luzerne 29 35 Mayfield 20 55 Fonda 39 54 Bishop Gibbons 12 55 GHS OPP Broadalbin 30 50 Perth 13 38 Northville 7 57 Luzerne 44 67 Wells 29 38 Bishop Gibbons 20 55 MRS. CHAPIN, Advisor DALE MARIANNE LINDA NORMA SHERRY, Captain SALLY FRONT ROW, L to R: J. Musolff, J. Yurkins, K. La Bahn. BACK ROW. L to R: M. Lansburg, S. Stafford, D. Davidson. ACTIVITIES Queen - SHERRY SHERMAN Our Junior Prom was: . . . dancing in the moonlight of revolving lights . . . sitting it out among the pillars and pink and red roses . . . listening to the sounds of Paul Jarvis . . . seeing Sherry crowned Queen . . . tZueeK cuteC ( ount Mary Palmateer, Marcia Boehne, Norma Stafford, Sherry Sherman, Jane Sturtevant, Sandra Hatala, Lorraine Pilon. Punch 'n Cookies - Sharon and Diane serve Joan and Fred, Regal Waltz Linda and Gary a ui £ac yite Coach Mealy, judge; P. Zajaceskowski, S. Sherman; D. Denison; J. Sherman; Mr. Sutton, advisor. Ft m 'ptelcC 'Day — I960 Field Day was another record day for the Class of 1961. Although we didn't think we could best the seniors, our amateur athletes came through to make us Class Champions. The seniors were second; freshmen, third, and sophomores, fourth. Faculty Benchwarmers ELEMENTARY £Ce He tfrvtcf 4cCtnc tcdtnatco4€ 1st ROW, L to R: K. Freer, president; S. Musolff, vice-pres. ; P. Sherman, secretary; J. Champagne, treasurer. 2nd ROW: S. Donnan, D. Bishop, R. Wolfe. 3rd ROW: T. Garrick, N. Nelson, J. Zajaceskowski, W. Allen, M. Dzierga, C. Merritt, B. Smith, K. Wolfe, G. Bull, S. Blair. STANDING, REAR: Mr. Maxwell, advisor. StucCe tt MRS. MARIE CORNELL Secretary MR. ALBERT MOTTAU Elementary Supervisor BS, MA 1st ROW, L to R: T. Cuckoo, R. Harrington, M. Hill, C. Landreville. 2ndROW: R. Tison, P. James, E. Neahr, L. Cetuar, C. Sumner. 3rd ROW: J. West, R. Hecheler, P. Butchkowski, R. Higley. 4th ROW: M. Brooks, J. Champagne. STANDING:- E. Foody, D. Schobert, K. Freer, A. Rowbo, J. Denison, D. LaBahn, E. Hoyle, S. Klementowski, D. Mealy, M. Adamkoski, J. Wendouer, G. Peacor, E. Barrett, G. Schaaf, K. De Graff, Mr. Maxwell. 1st ROW, L to R: K. McCartney, K. Frederick, S. McChesney, M. Krywy, J. Gilchrist, E. Parker, D. Hoffman, C. Merritt. 2nd ROW: T. Ritchie, T. Harrington, D. Reynolds, R. Jones, P. Gundersen, D. Bell, P. Kondrat, C. Evans, D. Funk, D. Nelson, R. Sweet. 3rd ROW: R. Bull, T. Arnold, R. Cornell, B. Smith, D. Kalinkewicz, R. Armitage, V. Sowle, D. Mattrice, D. McChesney, A. Furman. STANDING, FAR LEFT: Mr. Rowland. 1st ROW, L to R: M. Wilde, T. Vosburgh. 2nd ROW: F. Arnold, D. Jacobs, J. Teach-out, A. Chapin, R. James, M. Dzierga. 3rd ROW; L. Ritchie, C. Monroe, L. Sherman, E. Scott, B. Reckner, G. Krohn, C. Taylor, C. Kimball. 4th ROW: S. Freer, P. Peacor, W. Brinkman, P. Sherman, J. Kaplanowski, M. Hatala. STANDING: B. Clay-pool, L. Earl, R. Hoyt, J. Jazwinski. R. Teeling, T. Fitzgerald, D. Bombard, C. Manell. D. Earl, F. Zurn, B. Bennett, P. Sweet. Absent, M. McConchie. TEACHER: Mrs. Pilon. 1st ROW L to R: J. Zajaceskowski, E. Frank, B. Sokach, D. Wendover, K. Snyder, M. Suits, P. Ploss, S. Kaczmarczyk, C. Kondrat, S. Musolff. 2nd ROW: E. Hill, G. Pajak, A. Mills, W. Gailor, D. Sowle, D. Munchbach, A. Robinson, G. Kalinkewicz, G. Kimball, T. Sears, R. Chase, H. Bottomley, D. Chernik. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Getty, D. May, R. Glenn, A. Burrows, S. McElhiney, C. Ainsworth, D. Funk, G. Wilcox, D. Ritchie, T. Denison, T. Fenley, J. Beckwith, H. Weich, G. Prill. 1st ROW, L to R: S. Blair. C. Brown. 2nd ROW: P. Richards, G. Jones. W. Neahr, S. Morris. 3rd ROW: G. Glywa, S. Wood, G. Paul. D. Monroe. 4th ROW: C. Sherman, L. Ainsworth, P. Mechanick, T. Hastings. 5th ROW: W. Phillips, D. Smith, L. Chamberlain, T. Sherman. STANDING: D. Prill, E. James, Mrs. Capasso, R. Mat-tice, C. Brown, D. Hoffman, M. Sherman, M. Cetnar, D. May, J. Post, J. Sowle, S. Adamkoski, S. Bills. 1st ROW L to R: J. Lyons, A. Shoutis, C. Maddaus, R. McChesney, A. Sutch. 2nd ROW: K. Freer, K. Morris, T. LoSasso, D. Wilson, L. Kondrat, D. Lis, D. Furman, W. Allen. 3rd ROW: L. Kalinkiewicz, T. West, M. Norton, L. Weiss, E. Hill, D. Tretiak, D. Armitage, L. Schaus. 4th ROW: Mrs. Taylor, M. Bombard. M. Monroe, A. Nowicki, R. Bills, B. Zeh, D. Quay, M. Newell, F. Whitney. 1st ROW, L to R: D. Hatley, P. Hart, M. Gama. 2nd ROW: P. Munchbach, G. Mal-acynski, J. Sherman, C. Bell. 3rd ROW: L. Watrobski, M. Smith, D. Kimball. R. Hamilton, R. Jacobs, T. Arnold. 4th ROW: D. Millington, G. Fitzgerald, H. Cetnar, M. Linebarger, B. Sowle, S. Wendover. STANDING: Mrs. Fonda, L. Klementowski, B. Teeling, L. Dovhan, G. Hill, C. Quinlan, K. Reynolds, W. Brown, R. Morris. G. Chase, G. Bull, P. Ray, J. Gilchrist. 1st ROW, L to R: R. Marcellus, B. Hill, K. Barkley, C. Hoffman. 2nd ROW: A. Mc-Chesney, G. Lohrey, R. Stokna, M. Milan, I. Jurusik, R. Paul. 3rd ROW: K. Stewart, R. Kenyon, K. Wolfe, D. Barth, J. Paige. 4th ROW; M. Foody. A. Bills, H. Mathias. STANDING: S. Mechanick, H. Ferris, J. Kenyon, P. Sherman, J. Smith, S. Chapin, C. Smith, S. Scott, L. Rose, J. Kondrat, G. Sowle, D. Arnold, K. Bombard, F. Jacobs, K. Simboli, Mrs. Overbeek. Absent, E. Brooks. 1st ROW, L to R: J. Kondrat, C. Richardson, H. Clifford, M. Cuckoo, K. Gregory, J. Earl, S. Arnold. S. Kondrat, D. Millington. 2nd ROW: F. Hoffman, R. Milan, T. Garrick. D. Plummer, M. Howard, J. Kalinkewicz, R. Stangle. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Pal-mateer, J. Bottomley, J. Sutton, D. Parker, B. Cetnar, P. McChesney, K. Kimball, G. Suits, J. Hatley. Absent, B. Hevelin, M. Brandolino. 1st ROW, L to R: R. Sutch, T. O'Bryan, E. Lewandowski, A. Palmateer. 2nd ROW: E. Bottomley, G. Phillips, W. Tretiak, L. 'Hastings, S. Neahr, E. Kaczmarczyk. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Hansen, A. Champagne, K. Watrobski, K. Newell. A. Smith, C. Gaura. 4th ROW: S. Donnan, S. Morris, A. Robinson, T. Lohrey, D. Hicks, J. Kibbe, R. Arnold, P. Lundquist. 1st ROW. L to R: G. Schaaf, K. Sweet, P. Northrup, J. Vosburgh. 2nd ROW: M. Adamkoski, V. Barnes, L. Lynch, R. Werner, D. Neahr, C. Sherman, M. Hunter. 3rd ROW: S. Hamilton, E. Panasuk, M. Potter, M. Scott, W. Fisan, Mrs. Widmann. 4th ROW: R. Armer, W. Jezcerski, N. Nelson, D. May, B. Wilson, R. Kondrat, L. Hill, B. Palmateer. Absent, Richard Scott. 1st ROW, L to R: G. Werner, R. Neahr, P. De Graff, L. Lundquist, J. Ingraham, G. Reckner, P. Malacynski, D. Stewart. 2nd ROW: J. Krohn, W. Sherman, M. McCartney, L. Jones. W. Fredericks, P. Maddaus, M. Kwiatkowski, P. Wheeler. 3rd ROW: J. Wood, F. Maxwell, S. Docyk, R. Gerlach, J. Linebarger, R. Wolfe, R. Smeallie, D. Van Patten. P. Richards, Mrs. Eaton. 1st ROW, L to R: C. Kiss, E. James, H. Ray, J. Shepard, A. Warner, K. Denison, S. Newell, J. Kaczmarczyk. 2nd ROW: S. Armer, P. Sowle, J. Frank, D. Grabo, S. Milan. D. Merritt, M. Wilkins, D. Stokna. 3rd ROW: J. Mechanic, M. Denison, R. Gibbins. C. Armer, Mrs. Van Zandt, S. Vanyo, F. Fogg, W. Lesniewski, D. Furman. Absent, C. Powers, M. Freer. 1st row: J. Sherman, P. LaSasso, L. Michelfelder, G. Armitage, L. Merritt, J. Chernik, D. McCane, C. Millington. 2nd ROW: K. McChesney, J. Estus, S. Gerardi, P. Cornell, C. Earl, L. Stangle, L. Neahr, M. Smith, J. Panasuk. 3rd ROW: W. Francis, C. Pitches, D. Cetnar, M. Morris, S. Lesniewski, C. Dropper, B. Grabo, C. West, R. Werner. 4th ROW: B. Benoski, G. Musolff, G. Bishop, F. Close, J. Lawson. M. Gregory, G. Trunkhill, T. Foody. M. Gregory. (Center) Mrs. Follett. Absent, R. Scott, R. Gerlach. 1st ROW, L to R: E. Palmateer, A. Reynolds, T. Blonqiewicz, T. Hill, D. Plummer. J. Eaton. 2nd ROW: N. Stangle, K. Greene, C. Bull, H. VanPatten, B. Sherman, A. Bombard, J. Ingraham, N. West, E. Blair. 3rd ROW: D. Zipp, S. Quinlan, M. Pio-trowski, D. Cwiakala, S. May, K. Collins, G. Neahr, A. Armer, M. Petrowski. 4th ROW: M. Hatala, C. Diggins, R. Pashley, J. Hathaway, Mrs. Michelfelder, P. De-Graff, B. Jones, M. Mattice, G. Sherman. NOT PRESENT: W. Hevelin, D. Brandolino, M. Fabizz, B. Trzaskos. 1st ROW: P. Quinlan, S. Palmateer, D. Bishop, S. Armer, D. Pickney, S. Paige, H. Rose, S. Prill. 2nd ROW: R. Smith, D. Cetnar, W. Millington, J. Lyons, K. Kalink-ewicz, M. Vanyo, K. Kalinkewicz, R. Munchbach. STANDING: Mrs. Irwin. £U tlC tc VUf @6 VIU4. 1st ROW, L to R: J. Gilchrist, B. Claypool, G. Krohn, C. Kondrat, K. McCartney, D. Cher-nik, C. Monroe, G, Prill, M. Suits, S. Klementowski, D. Wendover. 2nd ROW: Miss Hangs, G. Schaaf, J. Kaplanowski, E. Hoyle, M. Krywy, D. Schobert, E. Foody, J. Zajaceskowski, S. Musolff, E. Scott, L. Ritchie, S. Kaczmarczyk, C. Evans, S. McChesney, J. West, C. Kimball, D. Mealy, P. Gundersen, R. Armitage. 3rd ROW: M. Dzierga, M. Brooks, R. James, V. Sowle, P. Kondrat, J. Denison, T. Vosburgh, T. Cuckoo, D. Hoffman. J. Champagne, L. Sherman, S. Freer, G. Kalinkewicz, D. Funk, T. Fenley, M. Adamkoski, R. Bull, G. Wilcox. 4th ROW: C. Manell, M. Wilde, W. Brinkman, R. Cornell, R. Hoyt, D. La-Bhan, K. Freer, R. Teeling, J. Robinson, D. Earl, A. Burrows, D. Ritchie, W. Gaylor. 1st ROW, L to R: S. Adamkowski, M. Krywy, L. Kalenkiewicz, J. Zajaceskowski, S. Musolff. S. Klementowski, D. Wendover, E. Scott, G. Krohn, B. Claypool, E. James. 2nd ROW: Mr. Lukasiewicz, A. Nowicki, B. Zeh, R. McChesney, D. Jacobs, T. Denison, F. Sutch, D. Bell, R. Mattice, T. Fenley, G. Kimball, S. McChesney J. Kaplanowski. P. Ploss, D. Furman, S. Wood, L. Kalenkiewicz, T. Hastings, A. Chapin. 3rd ROW; S. Blair. L. Ainsworth, K. Freer, M. Wilde, A. Mills, C. Kimball, R. Bull, R. Heckler, D. LaBahn, M. Adamkowski, R. Cornell, D. Nelson, A. Robinson, W. Gailor, R. Armitage, D. Mealy, A. Burrows, W. Brinkman, G. Kalenkiewicz, G. Pajak. L to R: Marion Champagne, Nanette Sherman, Gladys Paterek, Grace Davidson, Mary Grant, Margaret Smith. gardenia Sta @u4tacUaa4. 1st ROW, L to R: John Zwarich, Joe Pischel, Donald Smith, Floyd McCrossen. 2nd ROW: Arden Cuckoo, Tom Sherman, Olaf Hansen. 1st ROW, L to R: John Zwarich, Courtney Wright, Douglas Bell, Wally Cornell. 2nd ROW: Lawrence Michelfelder, Joe Pischel, Geraldine Kress, Bert Crandell, Allen Morris. ADVERTISERS OTTAVIO’S Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Musicians and Music Teachers Since 1923 GEORGE'S MUSIC STORE Shoes and Luggage 27 Market Street Amsterdam, N. Y. Distributors for Conn - Gibson - Singerland 617 State Street Plaza Building Schenectady 5, New York VALLEE Phone FR 4-5921 Compliments of CURTAIN AND DRAPERY SHOP Slip Covers - Draperies - Blinds Curtains - Bed Spreads THOMAS VARIETY STORE 31 Market Street Amsterdam, N. Y. Telephone VI 2-7950 Galway, N. Y. C. C. McCHESNEY Galway, New York WESTERN AUTO Compliments of ASSOCIATE STORE FONDA’S JOSEPH L. AUSTIN GENERAL STORE Owner Snappy Cheese Ballston Spa, New York Mosherville, New York The New TRACY BROS. LITTLE COUNTRY HARDWARE MARKET Cutting by Meat Specialists Q. LITTLE, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Full Line of Quality Meats Ballston Spa, New York at a Savings Ballston Spa, New York DENISON BROS. Galway, New York Best Wishes, Class of '61 PAULINE’S BALLSTON Children's and Ladies' Shop CLEANERS DYERS Complete Line of Wearing Apparel Infants' Thru Teens' and Ladies' Cap and Gown Rental Formal Wear for Proms 7 3-75 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa Telephone TU 5-5775 144 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Telephone TU 5-5155 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 GRAY, DON NASH, JIM GERDING P. O. Box 9 Schenectady, New York Phone EXpress 3-5374 Dial Victor 2-8240 119 Northampton Road Amsterdam, N. Y. Compliments of HARRY BOWERS Fine Furniture Quality Furniture for Less Compliments of MAYFAIR PIZZERIA Mayfair Shopping Center Saratoga Road Scotia, N. Y. All Kinds of Pizza to Take Out Table Service Phone EX 9-4741 DAN A. DONAHUE BARNEYS MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING 217 State Street Nettleton Shoes Schenectady, N. Y. Stores in Latham and Schenectady DENISON’S SERVICE STATION Prop. , RALPH DENISON Route 22 Smart Young Fashions for Smart Young People Schenectady New York Galway, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 161 from SETH J. SISKIN MATHER’S DRUG STORE 146 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Phone DI 6-7821 SENNETT PLUMBING AND HEATING 124 Erie Boulevard Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone DI 6-3350 OLYMPIC SPORTING GOODS 206 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Phone FR 2-0169 JOSEPH G. MAIURD Compliments of STREVER AGENCY Complete Insurance Ballston Spa, N. Y. E. B. VAUGHN - M. L. PARKER JEFFORDS THE BROADALBIN BANK Broadalbin, N. Y. Dial 2621 PASTORE PHARMACY The Home for Services Broadalbin 3361 Drugs Cosmetics Prescriptions Ballston Spa, N. Y. 303 Milton Avenue Phone TUlip 5-5253 Millwork Roofing W allboard PITTSBURGH Parts GLENVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY LUMBER • MILLWORK • PAINT_ Paints Hardwood Insulation GLENVILLE BUILDING SUPPLY Where Your Home Begins Sacandaga, R. D 2 Scotia 2, New York Phone FR 4-582 3 ALL-YORKER COUNCIL Representing JOSEPH HENRYS, ELIZABETH KELLYS II, GLOWEGEE III, AND SEVEN SCOTS III 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 hope 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. The I960 convention is one that will long be remembered by Galway Yorkers ! Everything we do is done in the spirit of our motto: History Can Be Fun. BIRCH HAVEN Broadalbin Fishouse Rd. Sacandaga Lake, New York Restaurant Bathing Boating Fishing Cabins Camp Grounds Picnic Grounds TONY GAETANO, Proprietor Congratulations to the Class of '61 TONY BROOKS MUSIC AND RECORD STORE All Labels on Records Phono - Musical Instruments Instruments on Rental Musical Instructions 21 Market Street Amsterdam, New York Telephone Galway TUlip 2-6101 M. STANLEY WELSH General Trucking Bulldozing Cement Blocks - Sand - Gravel - Fill Residence Address East Galway, N. Y. R. D. 1, Middle Grove, N. Y. PRESCRIPTION Specialists Compliments of BROADALBIN PHARMACY M. W. EARL Broadalbin New York Phone 3701 Cosmetics - Baby Needs -Camera Supplies JONNY’S DRI-V-IN Vail Mills Open 7 Days a Week New York will you qualify for the future’s • Dr. of Space Medicine • Noise Control Technician • Hydroponic Farmer • Missile Systems Engineer • Psychiatric Case Worker • Television Writer • Rocket Pilot • Plastics Designer • U.N. Translator • Eugenecist Most of the careers listed at left did not even exist 20 years ago. On all fronts — science, business. marketing, communications, the arts — the American economy is expanding, changing with the explosive speed of a missile. Never before have such great frontiers awaited young Americans. But how will you fit into this tomorrow? Talk with your guidance teacher or counselor and find out how to best prepare yourself for a bright future in space age America. City Manager Nuclear Power Engineer Traffic Control Expert Marketing Motivational Researcher Automation Systems Technician Nucleonics Physicist GENERAL SCHENECTADY PLANT at Your Neighborhood Store. SUM’S SUBURBAN MARKET 443 Saratoga Road Corner Charlton and Saratoga Roads VASEL’S 29 Fishouse Road Sporting Goods - Live Bait Goodyear Tires - Groceries Telephone Broadalbin 2356 BURNT HILLS HARDWARE CO. Appliances - Hardware Heating - Plumbing Burnt Hills, New York Phone Burnt Hills UP 2-8141 STAN’S General Repairs Star Route Phone VI 2-1441 SERVICE Official Inspection Hag am an, New York To Look Successful, You Must Dress Right MORTAN’S Amsterdam's Fine Store for Man and Boy Your Dress Right Store TUFFUTE PLASTICS Compliments of INC. Ballston Spa, New York BETOR’S DEPT. STORE Courtesy 256-8 Milton Ave. of Tufflite Plastics Ballston Spa, N. Y. THE STYLE SHOP MIL. ALLEN Ladies', Children's Gifts for All Occasions Infants' Wearing Apparel Hallmark Cards 24 Front Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. Broadalbin, N. Y. Greeting Cards Compliments of School Supplies Toys GUY’S A FRIEND Ballston Spa New York Compliments of JOHNSON’S JEWELRY CUNNINGHAM FARM SUPPLY STORE Home of Keepsake Ballston Spa, New York Diamonds Ballston Spa New York THE CRAWFORD CO. HANNAH’S MEN'S SHOP Fine Watches and Jewelry EXPERT REPAIR The Best in Ready-to-Wear Clothes Ballston Spa, N. Y. North Main St. Broadalbin, N. Y. cleaning Phone 2-743 KENNYETTO CLEANERS Broadalbin New York All Work Done on Premises CRANE-NEVINS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Electrical Merchandise, Apparatus and Fixtures Telephone VI 2-6920 34 Market Street Amsterdam, New York HERMIE’S MUSIC STORE Headquarters for Nationally Known Musical Instruments Expert Repairing and Rebuilding Done on Premises 716 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Telephone FR 4-7453 FREDIAS FLOWER SHOP Broadalbin, New York Quality Apparel for Young Men MYER’S PREP SHOP 313 State Street Schenectady Separate Entrance 131 Wall Street WAYSIDE ACRES Home and Garden Center Plants Seeds Bulbs Hardware Paints 209-211 Sacandaga Road SCHENECTADY GAZETTE Schenectady's Leading Newspaper for Over 66 Years News - Comics - Features for Every Member of the Family CARL KING, INC. CURTIS LUMBER CO. 137 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, New York Phone TU 5-6767 Service That Satisfies Charlton Road Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone TU 5-6033 Best Wishes to the Graduates M. LURIE COMPANY Reliable Stores WAGENHEIMS Ladies' Wearing Apparel 20 Market Street Amsterdam, New York Amsterdam, New York IF IT’S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT . . . Stop on Route 29 at the FLAMINGO INN BANTA BROS. Cash - Meats - Groceries Grain - Feed Gas - Oil Hagaman, New York Phone VI 2-4630 “DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE” A Personal Interest in the INDIVIDUAL HAP AVERY Gulf Products Complete Auto Repairs Corner of Fawler and Bowling Streets Hagaman, N. Y. Dial Amsterdam VI 2-6171 Compliments of MONDY’S DELICATESSEN GEORGE BOLSTER 1 Phila Street Phone 977 225 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Saratoga Telephone FR 4-9700 Courtesy of Upstate New York's Smartest Shop JENNIFER'S STARBUCK’S Saratoga Springs, New York Exquisite Bridal Gowns Bridal Accessories - Shower Gifts Unusual Formal Gowns Featuring an Exclusive Selection of Cocktail - Casual - Career Girl Fashions 22 Market St., Amsterdam, N. Y. J. MARTINEC PACKING COMPANY Sausage - Frankfurters Bologna - Ham - Bacon All Made Exclusively From Better Meats Sacandaga Road Scotia, New York Telephone FR 44-3385 ANDERSON BOAT SHOP Route 50 Burnt Hills BROOKS NEWS News and Gifts 4 1 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Scott and Johnson Motors Marine Service and Storage Phone Burnt Hills UP 2-5003 Gas - Oil Accessories Repairs DORAZIO SERVICE STATION Where Pharmacy Is a Profession LATHROP’S REXALL PHARMACIES 208 Mohawk Avenue - Scotia - 149 Vley Road Prescriptions Are Our Main Business Best Wishes to the Graduates KENYON’S FLOOR COVERINGS 486 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York Where It Pays to Save Phone: FR 2-2113 SCHENECTADY SAVINGS AND LOAN 208 ASSOCIATION Sacandaga Road 251 - 263 State Street Scotia Just Below Erie Boulevard Ifomptulations to the graduating class DUDLEY ROWLEDGE 139 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Telephone EX 3-1127 Congratulations to the graduating class BALLSTON SPA NATIONAL BANK THE OLDEST BANK IN SARATOGA COUNTY Burnt Hills Where every service connected with money is available at one stop under our roof. To the Graduates E ach honest calling, each walk of life, has its own elite, its own aristocracy, based on excellence of performance. |st BANK of Scotia, Niskayuna, Colonie JOSEPH TRANKA SON FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Flowers by Wire Phone Ballston TU 5-5410 ? � i GOOD FOOD TIC TOC DINER under new management Sctiolel furniture Store Quality 3umitui£ at U-’Le.aiiny Lp ic£i. 128 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa, New York Prop., HARRY RULAND Frivolous Diners 45 Front Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. Telephone TU 5-5533 H. T. BAUMGARTNER AGENCY INSURANCE 24 Low Street Ballston Spa, New York Telephone TU 5-5000 ADSON J. HAIGHT AGENCY - INSURANCE 135 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Telephone DI 6- 0714 LIDO HAIR STYLISTS CUNNINGHAM FARM SUPPLY . . the ultimate in hair design 202 Clinton Street Corner of Clinton and State Ballston Spa New York STEINERS Schenectady, N. Y. Where You Bought Your Wallpaper Phone: FR 7-2234 Ballston Spa New York MOBILHEAT Mobil MOBIL KEROSENE FLOYD C. BRUNDIGE 38 Eastern Ave. Ballston Spa, New York Phone TU 2-6555 Compliments of FUNSTON LATTIMORES PHARMACY Prop. J. O. BRIEN BALLSTON FLOWERS Ballston Spa. TU 5-7161 BURNT HILLS FLOWERS Burnt Hills UP 2-8167 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Fresh From Our Greenhouses SALISBURY MOTORS, INC. Chevrolet Corvair Buick Authorized Sales and Service Compliments of RICKETT'S LAUNDRY 31 Charlton Street Ballston Spa New York Ballston TU 5-5366 TU 5-5367 Ballston Spa, N. Y. Burnt Hills UP 2-1836 UP 2-1837 R. L. DE LONG SONS, INC. Plumbing Heating Coal - Oil - Homgas 43 Maple Avenue Phone TU 5-9240 Ballston Spa, N. Y. BALLSTON COOPERATIVE GRANGE LEAGUE FEDERATION SERVICE, INC. COLONIAL INN F or Distinctive Dining Special Dinner Parties - Galway Lake - To the Class of '61 Much Success to Everyone Memorable Weddings and Banquets CHARLOTTE AND DICK STOKNA, Your Hosts Established 1850 CASSEDY PIANO CO. 460 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Congratulations to the Graduating Class from Come to Cassedy for the best in pianos - all standard makes -large selection of new spinets, consoles, baby grands and uprights - also used reconditioned pianos Easy Payments Free Delivery MATHIAS’ STORE Galway Lake, New York Telephone FR 4-5067 Serving Your School's Baulking Needs AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BANK Amsterdam, New York Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insure - Stay Insured - Rest Assured THE Pizza to Take Out SCOTIA AGENCY, INC. MARY’S PIZZERIA DI 6-3673 149 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, N. Y. 2 Miles North Phone of Galway, N. Y. TU 2-6430 Courtesy of C. L. ANIBAL M. N. WOLFE East Galway New York T elephone TU 2-6623 photography PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL 14 So. Main St. , Gloversville, N. Y., Tel. 4-3424 £ NORTH END MARKET South Street, Ballston Spa, N. Y. Choice Meats Cut to Order Prop. , M. PASTORE Congratulations to the Senior Class F rom JOHN E. WELGAN, INC. Saratoga Springs, New York PATRONS BRONSON TAYLOR SUPREME MARKET LUMART PEOPLE'S SILK STORE DE PALMA FRANK'S BEAUTY SALON ARCADE BARBER SHOP FRANCES KING SHOP SPINNY’S NEWSROOM SIMON, WOLFE ROSCH A. L. PETTIT SON, INC. SCHRADE'S FLOWER GLOBE SUPPLY The Class of '62 wishes to thank many persons who made this yearbook possible. These include our advertisers, boosters, and patrons. THE PIPER STAFF We Wish to Thank The Following “BOOSTERS” Of the 1961 Piper sic The Big Flirt Jerry and Carol Jim and Joan '60 Peggy Jim Kelleher J. Hill Elaine Blessing SUESS the Moose Peter Zajaceskowski Dorothy Cornell Bobby Eaton Witch Hazel Fuzzy Rohling Johanna Leguire A. Hevelin Skip It Cathy P. and Dick M. Regina and Peper le Peu Joe Swierzowski Kay Snyder Ed Gorga Ken and Fred John and Ed ????????? Dick and Diane Cary Art Nowicki Wolfie A1 Wolfie J.M.S. Kurt and Carolyn Romeo Albert Robert Kryva Tim Michelfelder Doug Blair Maryann Watrobski Stand Up For Galway! R. Lewis Sharon June Armer Claudia Murauskas Bryan Simmons Rita and Jackie Elmer and Porky Mike Skorny Mouse Karen Lesniewski _ Cheryl Snyder Georgia Brundige Elaine Zajaceskowski Regina Berry Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gregory Meathead and John Chum Pete Eileen Fuzzy Nadine McConchie Laura Kaplanowski Booby Prize The Three Stooges The Bab-o Kid Garry B. and Reggie B. Mary Lou Michael Snyder Linda Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Starzenski ANNIHILATORS Dick Smith Joel Holtslander Les McElhiney Alan Maddaus Dick Paterek Marianne Ellsworth Jackie Lyons Sandy Salak Nadine McConchie TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -T . Wort . «... Y. oo . T