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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

Mr- Donald Mealy Dedication Y ou really think so?? Move it! Move it! The executive staff of the 1970 Piper carefully examined the excellent qualities of our choice for the dedication this year. In our very first years of high school we came to know this man and respect him greatly. We would like to thank him for the many years spent coaching soccer, as advisor of Varsity Club, his untiring assistance during the gymnastic programs, and also, for his teaching ability to bring forth understanding and development of our character. We proudly dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Donald Mealy. Now, if you squeeze like this right in the ribs... Our country has to its credit some of the most significant accomplishments in history in the areas of science, technology, automation, the arts and in the development of our social institutions. For the doubting Thomases, we should remind them that the people who made these things possible - the thousands of people, for example, who collaborated in achieving the Footprints on the Moon - were not born fully educated. With few exceptions, they were the products of the American educational system. Reflect upon these achievements as you read about plans for a devastating reduction in public funds for books, teaching materials and school libraries. The kind of world in which you live places a high premium on ability to perform efficient and effective services. Competition, both in and out of school, is becoming more exacting. For this reason what you learn in school is important to you now and to your future life. This knowledge is the foundation of your success, not only in earning money, but in living a rich and useful life. With students, parents, school and community, working together, I believe you will be able to obtain the skills to help reach your goals. I wish each and every one of you the best of luck, and may you all have the success in life for which you have wanted. Hoard of Education STANDING: Joseph Kalinkewicz, Edwin Jezierski, George Allen, Ronald Lachtrupp. SEATED: President -David Schweizer, F. Donald Myers, Jean Chase. MR. SIMMONS Cibrarian MR. MOTTAU Elementary Principal MR. BOUFFARD Quidance Math — Science MR. E. GORGA, MR. J. NAPLES, MR. S. DICKINSON, MRS. D. WERT, MR. J. SWIERZOWSKI, MR. E. SUTTON. Stench MR. J. ALLEN Art — Jndustrial Art MR. RHODES, MR. STANGLE, MR. SMITH. History MR. D. CONNELLY, MR. O. FESLER, MRS. J. SCHWARZ. MR. S. RUSZCZYK. Music MISSB. CERVENKA, MR. R. SLEEPER Bus 'Drivers ROW 1: D. Bombard, S. Chase, L. Mattice, V. Wolfe. ROW 2: C. Smith, F. Nadler, T. Nadler, B. Crandall, J. McKenna. Office Staff ROW 1: Mrs. Truesdale, Mrs. Cornell. ROW 2: Mrs. Lesniewski, Mrs. Armitage. MRS. WYZYKOWSKi i3t Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Dittman, M. Grant, N. Dropper, M. Sherman, D. Suits, K. Zajaceskowski, G. Paterak, N. Sher- man. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Robinson, L. Michelfelder, J. Eaton, L. McCrossen, D. Smith. You’re cooking a WHAT in my furnace? How sweet it is! If that soccer team wins one more milk shake they won't be able to walk. That's one insult for Karen, and Sue won't get married in college. Here goes the little spider climbing up the wall. Look, Mr. Smith, look ! f! My horse is a WHAT? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sue Brown PRESIDENT Pennie Ray SEC. -TREAS. Gary Malacynski V. PRESIDENT ADVISOR: Mr. Allen THOMAS ARNOLD KEVIN BARKLEY EVELYN BROOKS SANDRA BROWN LAWRENCE CASTELL LETITIA DOVHAN You can't chew it, you can't cut it, so, what SUSAN BROWN GARY BULL WILLIAM BROWN LINDA KALINKEWICZ RICHARD KENYON DAVID KIMBALL LARRY KLEMENTOWSKI HAROLD MATHIAS SHIRLEY MECHANICK MICHELLE MILAN So then the guy with the dog says to the drunk ... RUTH MORRIS PEGGY SHERMAN Pass me or 1 11 choke myself! BONNIE SOWLE Jh Memory of As the class of 1970 looks forward to commencement, our hearts reflect back on the memory of a young classmate whom we left behind in junior high school. Our hearts were grieved then as they are now by his premature death. Although GERALD CHASE will not be seen by the audience at graduation, he will graduate with us, for he remains in our thoughts as a classmate and as a friend. Class Prophecy WE ARE AT AN ELEGANT MANSION IN GALWAY IN THE YEAR 1980. This is the home of the airline tycoon, multi-millionaire Tom Arnold and his wife, the former Sandy Brown. Today happens to be their wedding anniversary and for a party they have decided to have a class reunion for their old friends in the Class of '70. A few of the guests are already here. As we look around we see the famous Playboy photographer, Keith Wolfe, along with his favorite model. Penny Ray, clad in her leopard bikini. Rick Hamilton is here, wearing a white lab coat with a slide rule protruding from his pocket; the tools of his trade as a nuclear physicist. Rob Terry, the electronics engineer at Lockheed Aircraft, is fighting a losing battle trying to get a word in edgewise in a conversation with the terrible trio, Karen Reynolds, Letitia Dov-han, and Denise Hatley. These three are putting their gift of gab to good use as co-hosts of a TV talk show called You Can't Shut 'em Up. ” In another area of the room we see three teachers: Ruth Morris, who teaches music; Shirley Me-chanick, who teaches math; and Larry Castell, who teaches Home Economics and Italian cooking. There are a few more arrivals coming now. As we look out to the driveway we see a big black limousine parking there. Out of it steps Glen Lane, U. S. Ambassador to Paraquay, where it's legal. Someone else is turning into the driveway now. It's Dan Arnold riding a cow from his nearby dairy-farm. Here comes Sue Brown jogging around the corner in a sweatsuit. She is now a Phys. Ed. instructor and part-time marriage counselor for students who married in college. Now we can hear the rumble of powerful engines and cloud of dust sweeps in. As the dust settles we see two vehicles. Out of the racing-type stock car step Alan Bills and Rick Kenyon, the racing team which has won races all over the country. The other vehicle is a souped-up go-cart upon which proudly sits Cliff Hoffman, World Champion Go-Cart Racer. The guests are arriving faster now. There is Hal Mathias, Coach of the Minnesota Buck basketball club, closely followed by Dan Malley, who is his Assistant Coach. Now we see Christa Apicella, the Adirondack Guide, and Pat Flinton, a N. Y. S. Forest Ranger. Here comes Gary Bull riding a tractor. Gary has achieved his fame by doing tricks and stunt driving at fairs all over the world. Martha Smith has arrived. Her occupation is a free-lance consulting expert on almost anything. Talking with Martha is Myra Gaura, the well-known psychologist and author of several sewing books. Now we see arriving three representatives of the performing arts; Sue Wood, a star of the Metropolitan Opera, Laura Smith, the Prima Balerina of the New York City Ballet, and David Benware a prominent Broadway and Shakespearean actor. Kevin Barkley has just arrived. Kevin owns a snowmobile and motorcycle shop in beautiful downtown Amsterdam, and he is talking to Larry Ainsworth and Bemie Hill, wno are partners in Midnight Auto Parts of Hagedorn Mills. Dennis Funk, A Navy C.P. O., whose specialty is missile technology aboard a Polaris submarine, is talking to Gary Malacynski, a government surveyor. Lynn Rose, a nurse; walks in just ahead of Michelle Milan, who happens to be Tom Arnold's secretary in his Airline Business, and specializes in lap dictation and office parties. The party is in full swing now and the group is quite lively, but everything stops a moment when Charlie Quinlan walks in. Charlie is a wisecracking, math-teaching bachelor who brings back memories of someone we all knew once long ago. Dan Quay, Professor of Russian History at Union College, is here now, flanked by Larry Klemen-towski and Job Sherman, co-owners of a local dairy. Theresa Sagarese. and Bonnie Sowle, owners of the Galway Beauty Salon just walked in. Dawn Malley and Kris Bombard, airline stewardesses, are here now, and they are talking to Judy McGowan, an animal veterinarian and manufacturer of jumper cables. I hree suspicious characters have just arrived. They are all wearing trench coats and dark glasses. We recognize them as Jack Smith. Dale Olsen and Bill Brown, all three of whom are now agents of the F.B.I., that's Female Bod Inspectors. The men are looking for a group which used to terrorize a study hall, run by a sweet, nice, lady math teacher. Richard Jacobs is here talking with Dave Kimball. Richard is a court reporter and Dave is a trumpet player with Herb Hirt and the Marijuana Brass. Cindy Smith and Peggy Sherman, co-owners of race-horse stables, have come with their jockey, Evelyn Brooks. With a grand flourish, that international playboy, Fred Jacobs, has just swept in. Now everyone stands clear as Linda Kalinkewicz. the first woman player in pro-iootnall enters. Linda donates her talents as middle-linebacker for the Green Bay Packers. She is closely followed by Sandy Fendentz, World Champion Demolition Derby Driver. The last two guests are arriving now. Sue Scott and Debbie Lyons. These two are competitors in the world of journalism. Sue has taken over the Dear Abby column and Debbie is now in the place of Ann Landers. And now, with everyone here, old acquaintances are renewed as everyone recalls the greatness that once walked the halls of Galway Central. The Class of '7011! I, Larry Ainsworth, leave my talents and muscles to anyone who thinks they can handle ’em and that doesn’t mean you Grease!! I, Chris Apicella, leave my fudge recipe to Joan Estus; may she eat in piece. 1, Dan Arnold, leave as fast as I can. I, Tom Arnold, leave Mr. Sutton two dozen homework assignments in Physics. I, Kevin Barkley, leave Mr. Simmons a copy of Snow Goer to read and enjoy every time the school is closed because of snow. I, Dave Benware, leave my vast resources of soccer ability to Coach Goodemote to be doled out sparingly to Bill Jezierski and Jeff Wood. I, Alan Bills, leave Mr. Swiz my share in Robbie's used car lot, which consist of 780,000 cars piled on top of one another. I, Kris Bombard, leave Miss Cervenka a red-headed wig to divert all interested men. I, Evelyn Brooks, leave a set of keys of a new pick-up truck to Miss Cervenka for all her trips she'll make next year. 1, Sandie Brown, leave to Mr. Simmons my giggles so he can read his National Geographic. I, Sue Brown, leave Mr. Swiz alone and wondering. 1, Bill Brown, leave my shy personality to Fred Hoffman. I, Gary Bull, leave Mrs. Hammond a Playboy subscription for better book reports. I, Larry Castell, leave Sheila Armer bored. I, Letitia Dovhan,' leave my ability to talk long and fast to Jeff Hatley and my bus-driving service to Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Swiz, Mr. Luke, and Mr. Dickinson. I, Sandy Fendentz, leave Mr. Smith a Driver Ed. car that is still in one piece, almost. I, Pat Flinton, leave the couch at Anita's to Matt Denison. I, Dennis Funk, leave my mechanical drawing talent to Mr. Rhodes. (He needs it!) I, Myra Gaura, leave my cheering ability to Cheryl Richardson and all my lab experiences to Mr. Sutton to tell along with his Army stories. I, Rick Hamilton, leave everything because I'm too lazy to take it with me. I, Denise Hatley, leave my nickname Buck to Joan Kondrat and my long hair to anyone who is crazy enough to want to take care of it. I, Bernard Hill, leave anyone, 1001 ways to get into trouble in English class. Ain’t that right Mrs. Johnson? I, Gloria Hill, leave Sharon May and Carol West a rule book on how to play basketball. Huh, Mrs. Chapin? I, Cliff Hoffman, leave my hauling Ford to anyone who can fix it. I, Fred Jacobs, leave Galway to look for the better things in life. I, Richard Jacobs, leave Mr. Gleason a book entitled How to Use Duress in a Business Law Class. I, Linda Kalinkewicz, leave Galway High a little older, a little wiser, and with a little more understanding. 1, Rick Kenyon, leave my Ford to Mr. Smith's future Driver Ed. classes. My Ford runs better anyway, right Mr. Smith? I, Glen Lane, leave Mrs. Wert in peace, my trombone virtuosity to Ralph Smeallie, my hard rock and blues albums to Gregg Caringi, and above all my humility to Patti Wheeler. I, Debbie Lyons, leave Mrs. Van a can of anti-freeze for her Steno. II class next year. I, Judy McGowan, leave Mr. Swiz an unused pair of jumper cables, and Mrs. Chapin in peace and quiet. I, Gary Malacynski, leave Greg Schaaf a tape recorder so someone will listen to him. I, Dan Malley, leave all my hustle and determination in sports to my brother Terry, and all the girls taken away by my brother Christopher. I, Dawn Malley, leave Mr. Gleason's second period math class quietly, and Mr. Ruszczyk alone during his free time. I, Hal Mathias, leave my athletic ability, good looks, and modesty to Stan Doyck. Use them wisely Stan. I, Shirley Mechanick, leave Mr. Swiz my brownie formula. Eggs + sugar + chocolate = brownies. I, Michelle Milan, leave to the next managing editor of the Footprint a manual on how to type, run-off and stretch all non-essential material on stencils. I, Ruth Sylvia Morris, leave Mr. Sleeper a dust cloth, a quiet band room, and an autographed picture of my clarinet, signed Selmer and a promise to return. I, Dale Olsen, leave Mrs. Hammond to those who have to have her next year. Bless her soul?? I, Dan Quay, leave my luck in flipping coins to anyone with a pocket full of change. I, Charles Quinlan, leave with Mrs. Hammond still wondering how I can talk and listen at the same time. (Because I'm talented, Mrs. Hammond.) I, Pennie Ray, leave Mr. Rhodes in peace with one roll of masking tape, Galway one Pennie short, and to any girl a Ray's manual on how to fail a Home Ec. sex test. I, Karen Reynolds, leave Mr. Rhodes lonely and broken hearted, and all my other teachers feeling that they have lost an essential part of their lives. I, Lynn Rose, leave Mr. Sutton a book of good dirty jokes and to Mr. Swiz a Polish carbon copy. I, Theresa Sagarese had better leave, and with my old age pension. I, Sue Scott, leave my quiet ways to Patty Salisbury and my typing ability to Cheryl Richardson. I, Job Sherman, leave the boys' room full of smoke and a box of Nikoban to Mr. Rhodes. I. Peggy Sherman, leave without Ed. Hands off girls!! I, Cindy Smith, leave a few broken typewriters and my love of playing practical jokes on unsuspecting victims to Mrs. Van. I, Laura Smith, leave my height to Dave Neahr and Mr. Allen in peace. I, Martha Smith, leave my unobtrusive nature to whoever needs it. I, Robert Terry, leave my cold to Mr. Swiz. I, Keith Wolfe, leave the couch in the yearbook room empty for Miss Cervenka to use during those long sixth period study halls. I, Susan Wood, leave my Chansonettes costumes to Candy; Jeff to Miss Cervenka, and Jim $5.00 to get out of the car. BEST LOOKING CLASS FLIRTS MOST POPULAR Kris and Keith Bill and Sandie CHATTERBOXES Tom and Pennie e i a s s BEST DRESSED Gary and Karen NICEST PERSONALITIES 3 Pennie and Hal Keith and Sue Larry and Karen FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN TEACHER'S PESTS Ginney and Dave Sue and Charlie Laura and Gary MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley and Dave CLASS CLOWNS These are what Seniors used to look like? Another thrilling English class. If Pennie can sleep why can't I? It's supposed to improve my figure. Think hard! Pay or I'll shoot! No comment. FUNNY COMPANY Miss March was better than this month's. He likes me, he likes me! One more crack like that and you'll be wearing this chalk. ... and it's still growing!! I wish Wayne would move a little closer. Oh, I forgot about that English test. Little Bow Peep ROW 1: S. Arnold, D. Manell, A. McChesney, G. Suits, Fred Hoffman. ROW 2: J. Kondrat, P. Lundquist, L. Hastings, R. Benware, D. Kondrat, G. Sowle. ROW 3: J. Earl, M. Hunter, M. Capodiferro, T. Garrick, T. Wallace. {juniors OFFICERS President DAVE MAY Vice-President DAVE NEAHR Secretary -Treasurer GINNY LEE Class Advisor MR. SWIERZOWSK1 ROW 1: W. Reedy, J. Hatley, J. Alexander, D. Numbers, J. Trzaskos, R. Armer, S. Hamilton. ROW 2: E. Panasuk, C. Bennett, L. Larrabee, L. Williams, M. Potter, W. Tretiak, J. Apicella, J. Bottomley. ROW 3: C. Rogers, S. Neahr, G. Lee, K. Currier, P. Munchbach, J. Sutton, Mr. Ruszczyk. ROW 1: D. May, L. Tolson, D� Neahr, P. McChesney, T. O'Bryan, J. Kalinkewicz, B. Jezierski, B. Palmateer. ROW 2: H. Clifford, V. Barnes, A. Robinson, R. Milan, B. Arnold, G. Schaff, C. Bodwell. ROW 3: C. Sherman, S. Morris, D. Roberson, A. Gaudreau, E. Lewandowski, C. Bender, S. Donnan, T. Wallace. ROW 4: Mr. Swierzowski. ROW 1: C. Powers, Mr. Gorga, K. Wyzomirski, L. Jones, K. Gaura, P. DeGraff, K. Denison, J. Salisbury, R. Gibbins, C. Garrett, K. Daly, J. Caringi. ROW 2: Mr. Naple, R. Carr, B. Sherman, R. Arnold, L. Grunewald, S. Docyk, R. Uhlin-ger, R. Wolfe. ROW 3: R. Scott, J. Wood, P. DiLeva. A. Jessop, M. McCartney, D. Plummer. ROW 4: T. Wilkins, D. Hicks, D. Flinton. Sophomores Officers K. WYZOMIRSKI--------V. President J. WOOD-----------------President C. GARRETT - - — -- - - Secretary M. WILKINS--------------Treasurer ROW 1: E. Kaczmarczyk, M. Adamkoski, L. Cole, T. Brice, S, Milan. ROW 2: D. Koenig, D. Reynolds, R. Neahr, S. Armer, J. Bobar, J. Kaczmarczyk, Mrs. VanVranken, J. Shepard, J. Kondrat, S. Baczkowski, F. Fendentz, K. Murtlow, S. BaczKowski. ROW 3: L. Palmateer, L. Hill. B. Cetnar, H. Cetnar, R. Smith, M. Howard, G. Caringi, C. Arnold, R. Munchbach, P. Richards, D. Earl, R. Smeallie, W. Olsen. ROW 1: P. Wheeler, P. Malacynski, E. Baczkowski, P. Quinlan, D. Bishop, G. Reckner, M. Denison, A. Brown, L. Conrad, D. Doepel. ROW 2: D. Stokna, M. Wilkins, J. Ingraham, C. Richardson, D. Lawyer, J. Frank. freshmen D. CWIAKALA---------President T. MALLEY-------------------V. President S. GERARDI-----------Secretary G. NEAHR-------------Treasurer ROW 1: Mr. Sutton, D. Pickney, S. Palmateer, C. Earl, L. Neahr, L. Stangle. ROW 2: L. Reedy, D. Vrooman, C. West, S. May, J. Panasuk, V. Fredericks, N. Stangle. ROW 3: T. Blongiewicz, W. Smith, D. Grabo, D. Pikul, M. Hatala, S. Vanyo. ROW 1: E. Zipp, D. Cetnar, N. Pompii, K. McChesney, L. Lundquist, D. Cwiakala, A. Bombard ROW 2: M. Bender, C. Diggins, T. Malley, S. Gerardi, G. Neahr, R. Haskell, P. Cornell. ROW 3: K. Kalinkewicz, J. Mattice, K. Kalinkewicz, W. McGowan, J. Lyons, D. Alexander, D. Mc-Cane. ROW 1: M. Spence, C. Dropper, L. Bodwell. S. Armer. ROW 2: J. Estus, D. Gaudreau, S. Cheney, R. Droste, M. Smith, W. Rogers. ROW 3: R. Scott, S. Quinlan, W. Benosky, M. Faboz-zi, J. Hathaway, M. Morris, A. Reynolds, P. Cuckoo, G, Sherman. Eighth Qrade ROW 1: G. Cwiakala, L. LaBahn, E. Palmateer, H. Weaver, T. Smith, M. Barkley, D. Pangburn, Mrs. Schwarz. ROW 2: L. Munchbach, M. Chamberlin, K. Bixby, M. Vanyo, T. Botsford, L. May. ROW 3: K. Mitchell, P. Salisbury, J. Ingraham, A. Bell, A. Armer, D. Zipp, R. Denker. ROW 4: P. Klementowski, J. Palmer, C. Watrobski, R. Gaines, F. Brown, G. Christensen, L. Michelfelder. ROW 1: C. Cetnar, L. Jendrzejczak, L. Biown, G. Spence, B. Ruman, J. Brooks, Mr. Fesler. ROW 2: B. Wilson, P. Engle, L. Sherman, B. Barth, M. Reynolds, D. Lawyer. ROW 3: P. Terry, D. Hamilton, D. Slade, K. Weaver, B. Bishop, M. Chamberlin. ROW 4: R. Armer, D. Nelson, D. Numbers, S. Bodwell, T. Jones, R. Harblin. ROW 1: D. Armer, B. Jones, P. Ainsworth, J. Neahr, D. Plumber, G. Musolff, Mrs. Rhodes. ROW 2: D. Hill, J. Jessop, R. Benware, P. DeGraff, R. Clifford, P. Vidulich, S. Exley. ROW 3: K. Bull, E. Zipp, S. Truesdale, B. Brice, M. McLaughan, B. Trzaskos. ROW 4: A. Vidulich, C. Wilson, B. Sherman, S. May, S. Lesniewski, N. West, J. Hill. Seventh Qrade ROW 1: M. Petioski, R. Wilday, J. Millington, P. Diggins, C. Kissinger, Miss Hugo. ROW 2: M. Wyszomirski, C. Quinlan, L. Earl, B. Mannell, P. Barkley, D. Conrad. ROW 3: B. Gaudreau, M. Capodiferro, K. DiLeva, K. Anderson, C. Palmateer, D. Johndrow. ROW 4: B. Palmateer, R. Rogers, B. Smith, A. Shepard. ROW 5: J. Eaton, P. Olsen, W. Spence, R. Rice, P. Klementowski. ROW 1: K. Daley, D. Vroman, G. Bach', L. Earl, S. Palmateer, Mrs. Wert. ROW 2: R. Sharpe, S. Lukasiewicz, T. Monroe, J. Sherman, D. Reimer, L. McPherson. ROW 3: T. Mechanick, G. Whitney, L. Burnett, B. Hartman, T. Radigan, D. Lachtrupp. ROW 4: M. Garrick, E. Carden, R. Zipp, G. Kaplanowski, D. Keene, R. Denison. ROW 5: G. Suits, P. LoSasso, J. Price, J. Baker, B. Carr. ROW 1: D. Donnan, N. Palmateer, M. Cwiakala, C. Woods, V. DeGraff, Mrs. Estus. ROW 2: K. Bates, B. Carey, J. Orzolek, M. Kalinkewicz, K. Reynolds, S. McMann. ROW 3: B. Remscheid, D. May, K. Grupe, B. Trzaskos, J. Lane. ROW 4: R. Brown, F DeGraff, R. Wolfe, R. Watrobski, M. Sebast, J. Scheiber, ROW 5: H. LaFountain, B. Boerenko, G. Gaines, A. Milton. Galway Booters Undefeated tjaZttfa central keeps uni eaten record in tact and advances fa ad. soccer tournament final 3 t s I qalmy mr Si fort plain i-3y stjoknsville 3-2 hroaddlm ?-o 2 J GALWAY DOWNS hul breaks 1000 U-rs 3? C SPORTS =S Soccer ROW 1: B. Jezierski, D. Malley, D. Neahr, W. Olsen, K. Uhlinger, R. Milan. ROW 2: R. Smealie, D. Olsen, C. Quinlan, K. Wolfe, H. Mathias, L. Ainsworth, J. Wood. ROW 3: Mr. Goodemote, J. Apicella, D. Benware, J. Kalinkewicz, R. Armer, P. McChesney, G. Sowle, P. Munchbach, J. Mattice. Pat's a nize Coach: MR. GOODEMOTE Captain: DAVE NEAHR Scores Undefeated! GALWAY 1 St. Johnsville-------------0 2 Amsterdam------------------l 1 Bishop Burke---------------1 3 Mayfield-------------------0 3 Northville--------------0 4 Gloversville---------------0 2 Northville-----------------1 8 Bishop Burke---------------l 2 St. Johnsville-------------2 7 Amsterdam------------------l 7 Mayfield-------------------1 2 Gloversville---------------0 SECTIONALS 1 New Lebanon --------------1 1 Maple Hill----------------l 1 Hoosic Valley--------------3 'Won by Galway in overtime on corner kicks This year’s soccer squad contributed a great deal to school spirit by being the first team in nineteen years to go undefeated in the league. We also went further in the sectionals than Galway has ever gone before, losing only the last game in overtimes. A scoring record was also made when we scored 8 goals against Bishop Burke. We played the entire season with Galway's fine sportsmanship and conduct which has made us known throughout the league. Ralph, is this your goldfish in the water bucket? JACK BILL JEZIERSKI KALINKEWICZ DAN MALLE Y DAVE MAY JEFF HAL WOOD MATHIAS It came from the sea. Scores St. Johnsville Lost 62-52 Canajoharie Won 56-55 Fonda Lost 46-43 Northville Won 66-58 Fort Plain Lost 58-54 Duanesburg Won 49-28 Broadalbin Won 69-67 Perth Lost 71-67 Mayfield Won 80-54 St. Johnsville Lost 83-68 Canajoharie Lost 76-67 Fonda Lost 71-34 Northville Won 77-37 Ft. Plain Lost 67-52 Broadalbin Won 83-77 Mayfield Won 72-58 Duanesburg Won 66-43 Perth Won 63-60 Your skin is so soft!! Now we know, why the girls say Gary's ail hands! ROW 1: K. Uhlinger. K. Kalinkewicz. T. Malley, K. Kalinkewicz, J. Mattice. ROW 2: P. LoSasso, P. DiLeva, W. Lesniewski, M. Hatala, S. Docyk, D. Earl. L. Kalinkewicz, T. Arnold, R. Wolfe. ROW 1: D. Quay, C. Quinlan, B. Zeh, H. Mathias, D. Malley. ROW 2; B. Jezierski, D. May, T. O’Bryan, L. Hastings. ROW 3: Mr. Smith, J. Kalinkewicz, D. Neahr, P. Munchbach. Scores Varsity Baseball ’69 Mayfield----------------3 St. Johnsville----------2 Canajoharie-------------0 Perth------------------13 Northville--------------3 Ft. Plain---------------3 Broadalbin--------------4 Perth-------------------0 Northville--------------3 Broadalbin--------------0 Mayfield----------------3 Fonda------------------10 Galway - 1 Galway - 3 Galway -13 Galway - 3 Galway - 2 Galway - 4 Galway - 2 Galway -10 Galway 22 Galway - 9 Galway - 1 Galway - 5 Scores Mayfield----------------0 St. Johnsville--------17 Perth-------------------3 Northville--------------5 Broadalbin--------------8 Perth------------------16 Northville--------------2 Broadalbin--------------4 Mayfield---------------20 Galway--------8 Galway--------5 Galway--------2 Galway--------0 Galway------10 Galway--------3 Galway--------0 Galway--------5 Galway--------3 baseball ’69 ROW 1: D. Numbers, L. Grunewald, G. Sherman, M. Barkley, K. Kalinkewicz. ROW 2: K. Barkley, W. Olsen, B. McGowan, J. Mechanick, J. Mattice, R. Munchbach, Mr. Connelly. ROW 1: C. Bender, G. Lane, T. Garrick, C. Bodwell. ROW 2: A. Gaudreau, D. Neahr, L. Grunewald, Mr. Connelly. Cross Country You mean I ran the wrong way?? Scores GALWAY 25 Fonda-----------------------31 25 St. Johnsville--------------30 30 Mayfield--------------------25 There was also a forfeit by Canajoharie. Hey guys - I found this swell short cut TRI-VALLEY MEET Broadalbin--------------------59 Canajoharie------------------128 Fonda-------------------------73 Galway------------------------92 Mayfield----------------------51 St. Johnsville---------------118 These are happy girls. y. V. Cheerleaders G. Neahr, R. Neahr, S. Armer, P. Quinlan, D. Cwiakala, K. Daley, K. Wyszomirski. ADVISOR: Mrs. Staber My mother warned me about boys like you! Executive Staff Myta Gaura-Co-Editor, Kris Bombard-Circulation, Dawn Malley-Business Manager, Ginney Lee-Layout, Sandy Brown-Art, Michelle Milan-Copy. STANDING: Keith Wolfe-Editor-in-Chief, Glen Lane-Photography. KNEELING: L. Tolson, D. Malley, C. Garrett, D. Koenig, P. Wheeler, M. Hunter, P, Lundquist, K. Daley, A. Brown. STANDING: K. Kissinger, K. DeGraff, J. McGowan, S. Brown, J. Trzaskos, L. Hastings, R. Wolfe, S. Armer, J. Earl, J. Shepard, A. Robinson, J. Kondrat, K. Denison, E. Panasuk, P. Ray. Typical underclassman! M. Smith, V. Barnes, V. Lee, C. Apicella, M. Gaura, C. Quinlan, D. Benware, K. Wolfe, T. Wallace. National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is based on the pupils' scholarship, leadership, character, and service. To be nominated for membership a pupil must have attained an average of 85% in his academic subjects. After that he is chosen on the basis of Ms character, leadersMp, and service in school. Five percent of a class may be chosen from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Student Council ROW 1: V. Barnes, Treasurer; D. May; C. Quinlan, Vice-President; M. Gaura, President; S. Gerardi; C. Garrett, Secretary; R. Wolfe. Boys' state ’69 GLEN LANE KEITH WOLFE DAVE BENWARE tw STANDING: K. Uhlinger, D. Benware, L. Grunewald. SEATED: P. Wheeler, L. Rose, C. Bodwell, G. Lane, K. Currier, C. Rogers. m Club J. Sutton J. Apicella D. Stokna E. Lewandowski future Zcackers ROW 1: Mis. Wert, K. Daley, C. Garrett, H. Clifford, L. Lundquist, P. Malacynski, R. Morris. ROW 2: N. Stangle, K. Reynolds, K. Folensbee, S. Morris, C. Dropper, J. Shepard, C. Apicella. ROW 3: A. Robinson, S. Mechanick, J. Estus, M. Fabozzi, R. Scott, A. Reynolds, A. Bombard, G. Neahr, J. Apicella, B. Jezierski. ROW 5: H. Mathias, D. Malley, J. Sutton. Watch it -I know Judo' ROW 1: D. Malley, K. Bombard, P. Quinlan, S. Armer, K. Wyszomirski. ROW 2: G. Lee, D. Benware, S. Brown, J. Apicella. ROW 3: L. Smith, L. Ainsworth, T. O'Bryan, P. Munchbach, L. Hastings, C. Bo dwell, D. Stokna. Pop, Pop Tootsie Pop ROW 1: K. Wolfe, S. Brown, C. Bender, G. Neahr, C. Quinlan, K. Daley, D. Neahr, Coach Mealy. ROW 2: D. May, P. Lundquist, R. Neahr, D. Cwiakala, M. Gaura, P. Ray, D. Funk, P. McChesney. ROW 3: G. Sowle, J. Kalinkewicz, H. Mathias, J. Sutton, S. Doyck, B. Jezierski, S. Donnan, K. Barkley. (jA-A- ROW 1: L. Smith, S. Brown, K. Bombard, M. Gaura, P. Ray, S. Brown, M. Smith, C. Apicella. ROW 2: L. To Ison, P. Lundquist, L. Kalinkewicz, D. Malley, S. Scott, L. Williams, L. Dovhan, J. Shepard, Mrs. Chapin, J. McGowan. ROW 3: S. Gerardi, A. Robinson, G. Lee, M. Hunter, K. Daley, C. Gaura, S. Morris, V. Barnes. ROW 4: P. Wheeler, D. Stokna, A. Bombard, P. Cornell, P. Cuckoo, C. Rogers, A. Lundquist, D. Toal, D. Roberson, J. Estus, L. Bodwell. ROW 5: G. Neahr, B. Haskell, S. Neahr, C. Dropper, M. Fabozzi. ROW 6: M. Wilkins, K. Murtlow, S. Armer, D. Doepel, A. Brown, E. Panasuk, C. West, S. Palmateer. ROW 7: K. DeGraff, K. Folensbee, L. Conrad, K. Wyszomirski, P. Quinlan. Photography Club S. Donnan, T. Wallace, J. Sutton, K. Uhlinger, S. Doyck, L. Grunewald, R. Wolfe, S. Brown, G. Lane, S. Brown, K. Wolfe, Mr. Swierzowski. future purses ROW 1: S. Palmateer, K. Gaura, J. Kondrat, K. Reynolds, D. Doepel. ROW 2: R. Droste, L. Rose, M. Smith, D. Lawyer, D. Gaudreau, L. Jones, J. Bobar. ROW 3: Mrs. Wyzykowski, D. Bishop, K. Denison, P. DeGraff, D. Hatley, L. Dovhan, J. Krohn. Chess Club ROW 1: E. Lewandowski, T. Wallace, M. Morris, J. Estus, M. Bender. ROW 2: J. Sutton, C. Bender, W. Smith, A. Gaudreau, Mr. Allen. Humor High basketball FIRST ROW: R. Armer, G. Gaines, D. Aimer, M. Barkley, R. Wolfe, J. Baker, P. Losasso. ROW 2: A. Milton, D. Jondrow, J. Price, H. Weaver, D. Conrad, R. Brown, B. Hartman, R. Goodemote. ROW 3: D. Plummer, P. Terry, J. Lane, B. Benware, F. Brown, D. Numbers, T. Mechanick. ROW 4: D. Nelson, D. Paine, A. Shepard, M. Sebast, B. Jones, G. Kap-lanowski, L, Michelfelder. ROW 1: B. Bishop, A. Armer, M. Garrick, G, Suits. ROW 2: R, Denker. D. Hamilton, S. Bodwell, L. Burnett, F. DeGraff. ROW 3: S. Exley, B, Borenko, J. Scheiber, D, Zipp, D. Lacthrupp. Sophomores “Jive for Mad jCuck ” min’ to (jet Hitched freshmen journalism Club ROW 1: P. Wheeler, S. Brown, G. Lane, P. Ray, M. Gaura, R. Hamilton, M. Milan, D. Benware, D. Malley. ROW 2: M. Smith, D. Koenig, K. Denison, P. DeGraff, L. Reedy, J. Shepard, L. Smith, C. Garrett, H. Mathias, L. Klementowski, D. Malley, L. Rose, D. Doepel. A letter to my mother - why?' Ckasonetts and Zroubadours ROW 1: R. Neahr, E. Brooks, S. Wood, S. Scott, G. Neahr, K. Daley. ROW 2: Miss Cervenka, K. Reynolds, J. Bobar, H. Clifford, K. Bombard, M. Wilkins, J. Shepard, S. Baczkowski, K. Wyszomirski, S. Armer. ROW 3: R. Smeallie, D. Benwarc, B. Jezierski, J. Wood, G. Schaaf, R. Terry, L. Smith, S. Doyck, J. Trzaskos, A. Gaudreau, J. Mattice, P. Munchbach. 7th Qrade XJorkers ROW 1: K. Anderson, D. Reimer, C. Palmateer, B. Palmateer, J. Scheiber, P. Diggins, W. Carr, K. Grupe, W. Hartman, J. Baker, D. Lachtrupp. ROW 2: K. Daley, M. Wyszomirski, M. Kalinkewicz. M. Petroski, L. Burnett, G. Gaines, J, Eaton, D. Johndrow, V. DeGraff, N. Palmateer. ROW 3: S. Lukasiewicz, B. Manell, D. Donnan, G. Whitney, B. Borenko. ROW 4: C. Wood, J. Sherman, J. Monroe, W. Smith, A. Milton, J. Lane, J. Orzolek. ROW 5; R. Sharpe, S. McMann, K. Bates, P. Klementowski, L. McPherson, P. LoSasso, Mrs. Schwarz, M. Capodiferro, R. Rem-scheid. 8th Grade forkers ROW 1: L. May, J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, R, Gaines, R. Clifford, T. Botsford, K. Weaver. ROW 2: P. Ainsworth, G. Spence, P. Engel, J. Hill, K. Bull, D. Slade, D. Armer, P. DeGraff. ROW 3: M. MacLachlin, Mrs. Schwarz, M. Chamberlin D. Numbers, D. Lawyer, B. Jones, S. Exley, A. Armer, L. Michelfelder. Senior ROW 1: J. Estus, K. Wolfe, G, Lee, M. Gaura, M. Milan, R. Morris. ROW 2: Mr. Sleeper, J. Palmer, P. Quinlan, J. Ingraham, L. Rose, M. Wilkins, L. Gruenwald. ROW 3: J, Hathaway, P. Klementowski, C. Dropper, J. Caringi, B. Jezierski, S. Mechanick. ROW 4: P. DeGraff, W. Olsen, M. Morris, J. Kacz-marczyk, R. Hamilton, D. Kimball, J. Apicella, J. Bottomley. ROW 5: L. Bodwell, S. Donnan, M. Barkley, D. Malley. HE expects us to play THAT high?!! ftand ROW 1: C. Apicella, A. Robinson, S. Armer, B. Baczkowski, B. Brice. ROW 2: H. Mathias, S. Trues-dale, C. Bod well, R. Wolfe, S. Brown, M. McCartney. ROW 3: M. Denison, L. Klementowski, J. Sutton, P. Wheeler, L. LaBahn. ROW 4: A. Gaudreau, R. Smeallie, D. Milan, K. Uhlinger, G. Lane. ROW 5: G. Schaaf, L. Hastings, M. Howard. You don't say. One more note like that and you'll go out!! Senior ROW 1: Miss Cervenka, R. Droste, J. Bobar, D. Reynolds, K. Reynolds, D. Hatley, K. DeGraff, H. Clifford, M. Smith, C. Smith, K. Wyszomirski, T. Malley, D. Neahr, J. Mechanick, R. Munchbach, L. Hill, J. Hatley, R. Scott, G. Sherman, A. Brown, P. Wheeler, R. Neahr, F. Fendentz, P. Lundquist, S. Gerardi. ROW 2: S. Baczkow-ski, S. Armer, A. Bombard, N. Pompeii, D. Gaudreau, R. Morris, D. Pickney, P. Cornell, V. Frederick, D. Arnold, R. Kondrat, S. Baczkowski, P. Munctiback, j. Mattice, D. Stokna, M. Spence, D. Koenig, S. Palmateer, C. Garrett, L. Lundquist, K. Daley, E. Brooks, T. Sag-ues ,, G. Neahr. Chorus ROW 3: L. Dovhan, C. Gaura, D. Toal, S. Fendentz, J. Estus, D. Malley, S. Brown, P. Cuckoo, L. Bodwell, b. Benware, B. Jezierski, P. McChesney, G. Sowle, B. Hill, F. Jacobs, G. Suits, G. Hill, S. Scott, P. Quinlan, S. Quinlan, J. Kondrat, D. Vroman, C. Rogers. ROW 4: J. Shepard, K. Bombard, B. Sowle, S. Wood, K. Murtlow, C. Dropper, C. Richardson, K. Kimball, G. Schaaf, L. Ainsworth, J. Wood, R. Terry, S. Docyk, R. Armer, J. Trzaskos, A. Gaudreau, W, Smith, J. McGowan, L. Smith, D. Doepel, M. Wilkins, J. Ingraham, M. Fabozzi, P. Ray, L. Conrad, K. Folensbee, L. Reedy. Back You Swine! Cadet ttand ROW Is R. Morris, D. Donnan, P. Barkley, M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, Mr. Sleeper. ROW 2: R. Sharpe, B. Brice, G. Lesniewski, J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, S. Lukasiewicz, R. Gaines, C. Bull. ROW 3: C. Diggins, S. Exley, M. Sebast, J, Jessop, R. Clifford, B. Benosky, G. Gaines, R. Wolfe, J. Scheiber. r I think I better eat this or else. ‘Junior Chorus ROW 1: J. Brooks, N. Palmateer, D. Reimer, K. DiLeva. P. Barkley, M. Petroski, J. Bombard, B. Barth, L. May, K. Anderson, B. Carey, K. Grupe. ROW 2: S. Palmateer, B. Gaudreau, D. Donnan, K. Reynolds, C. Wood, C. Palmateer, M. Cwiakala, V. DeGraff, B. Manell, P. DeGraff, R. Clifford, B. Trzaskos. ROW 3: S. McMann, L. Brown, J. Palmer, J. Orzolek, M. Wyszomirski, M. Kalinkewicz, C. Quinlan, K. Daley, E. Zipp, K. Bixby, J. Hill, J. Sherman. ROW 4: P. LoSasso, R. Watrobski, T. Monroe, P. Ainsworth, R. Sharpe, M. Capodiferro. D. Lawyer. C. Watrobski, L. Sherman, K. Mitchell, K. Bates, S. Lukasiewicz, R. Gaines. I don't do this very often. Boy, was that bad!! I don't know how Miss Cervenka Boy, look at her skirt!! made me wear this. Cko Var Sk You can’t make me wear a white shirt! I wonder if we look as good as the boys on the next page? 1 do! ' w • My Wild Irish Rose Everything is coming up Alden I could have played all night ... 1 came back!!! I 11 just jump and jump. I'll run a hundred miles for a Camel . Isn’t that nice? So what if I didn't put on my pants today. Judy and Laura who? Day ’69 I don't care Tiow Jong my rip is! Hi Cigar, anyone? Quick! Cover it up! Hey! He's looking at us! Uncle Sam wants you! What are ya doin tonight doll? Those magnificent men! Gosh no! Smile boy smile! Now, we shall all bow our heads in prayer. You wanna make a bet on that?! Up, Up and Away! I'm so good-looking I have to beat 'em off with a stick!! I thought nobody would ever claim me. Now she looks good! LOST AND FOUND Wow!! I never showed this to anyone else! Don't I have nice form? I could have danced all day. We're the girl watchers!! d Talk about looking over the shoulder!! Say cheese. On cloud 9!! Our man Kevin! 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BALLSTON SPA NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 87 Front Street Phone: Ballston Spa, N. Y. 885-6711 Money will probably always be an important part of our society and sound banking practices are wise. Seniors who practice good banking habits are off to a good start for the future. A bank account can always be helpful, and the sooner you get started on one, the better off you'll be. For the Beautiful Bride and All Her Wedding Party, It's a Bride's World At the Area's Loveliest Shop Courtesy of . Cocktails . Mothers . Bridesmaids . Shoes JENNIFER’S BRIDAL SHOP Amsterdam Accessories Flower Girl Formals Lodge Gowns WELBORNE REALTY, INC. 129 Lakehill Rd. Burnt Hills, N. Best Wishes to the Class of '70 PHILIP ARNOLD MOBILE MILLING SERVICE Y. RALPH ARNOLD SONS Mobile Milling Service PURINA CHOWS Phone 843-3429 Your Friendly Chevy Dealer TESIERO E. TESIERO 106 Guy Park Amsterdam, New York Phone - VI 2-7100 Senior Directory SANDRA FENDENTZ Chorus 2,3, 4. LARRY AINSWORTH Vars. Club 3,4; Soccer 3,4. CHRISTA APICELLA Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking 1, 2; UN 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Yorkers 1, 2, 3; Drama 4; Vars. Club 4. DANIEL ARNOLD THOMAS ARNOLD UN 1, 2; Ski Club 1,2; Drama 3,4; Yrbk. 4; AFS 1,2,3. KEVIN BARKLEY Vars. Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Hiking Club 1, 2; UN 1, 2; Yorkers 1; JV mgr. 1, 3; FTA 1; Journalism 4. DAVID BENWARE Journalism 4; Drama 2,3,4; FTA 1,2; UN 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Hiking Club 1,2; AFS 1,2,3; Vars. Club 3,4. ALAN BILLS KRISTINE BOMBARD Vars. Club 2,3,4; Yrbk. 2,3 - Cir. Mgr. 4; Cheering 2,3,4 - JV Capt. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Drama 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 - Sec. 3, 4; Chan-sonettes; 2,3,4; GAA 1; Prom Comm. 3. EVELYN BROOKS SANDRA BROWN Vars. Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3 - Sec. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Yrbk. 2, 3, 4 - Art Editor 4; Journalism 2,3,4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1,2,3; Photo 4; Hiking 1, 2; Prom Comm. 3. SUSAN BROWN GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Pres. 2,3; AFS 1,2, 3; Vars. Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Class Pres. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 -V. Pres. 4; Drama 1, 2,3,4; Hiking 2; Photo 2,3; Yrbk. 3; Capt. Sr. Girls' Basketball. WILLIAM BROWN GARY BULL LAWRENCE CASTELL Trans, from Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk. LETITIA DOVHAN GAA 1, 3, 1; Yorkers 1,2; Fut. Nur. 2,3,4; Chorus 4. PATRICK FLINTON DENNIS FUNK Vars. Club 2,3,4; Soccer Mgr. 2. MYRA GAURA Cheering 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Sec. -Treas. 4; Yrbk. Ads Ed. 4; Jour. Club 3,4 - Ed. in Chief 4; NHS 2, 3,4; Drama 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Vars. Club 3,4; AFS 3; Sen. Exec. Comm.; Prom Comm. 3; Stu. Coun. Pres. 4. RICHARD HAMILTON Band 1, 2,3,4; Drama 2,3, 4; UN 1; Jour. Club 4. DENISE HATLEY Chorus 2,3,4; Fut. Nur. 2,3; Yorkers 2. BERNARD HILL GLORIA HILL CLIFFORD HOFFMAN Vars. Club 3, 4. FRED JACOBS Chorus 4. RICHARD JACOBS LINDA KALINKEWICZ GAA 1, 2,3; Chorus 2, 3,4; Drama 3,4; Vars. Club 4; Class Sec. -Treas. 1. RICHARD KENYON DAVID KIMBALL LARRY KLEMENTOWSKI Band 1,2,3,4; Yorkers 1; Yrbk. 4. GLEN LANE Ski 1,2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Yrbk. 2,3.4 - Photo. Ed. 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; All County Orch. 1, 2, 3; Jour. 4; UN - Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Drama 3, Photo. 1, 2,3,4; Cross-Country 4. DEBORAH LYONS judy McGowan Trans, from Burnt Hills; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Drama 2, 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Yrbk. 4. GARY MALACYNSKI Yorkers 1, 2; Hiking 1, 2; Drama 2, 3,4; Class V. Pres. 3,4. DANNY MALLEY Trans, from Gloversville; FTA 4; Jour. 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Vars. Club 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3. DAWN MALLEY Trans, from Fonda-Fultonville; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Treas. 2,3; Drama 2,3 - Sec. 3; GAA 3,4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Yrbk. 2,3,4; Bus. Mgr. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Vars. Club 3,4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Jour. 4. HAROLD MATHIAS Band 1, 2,3,4; All County 2,3,4; Cross-Country 2; Soccer 3,4; FTA 4; Jour. 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MECHANICK Yorkers, Treas. 1; Band 1, 2,3,4 - All County 3; FTA 2,3,4 - Sec. 3, Pres. 4. MICHELLE MILAN Band 1, 2,3,4; Yrbk. 3,4; Jour. Mag. Ed. 4; Drama 3; Prom Comm. 3; GAA 1,2. RUTH MORRIS Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stu. Dir. Jr. Band 3,4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treas. 4. DALE OLSEN DANIEL QUAY Vars. Club 3,4; Baseball 3. CHARLES QUINLAN Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 2, 3,4 - V. Pres. 4; Vars. Club 2,3,4 - Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 1, 2. PENNY RAY Class Sec. -Treas. 3,4; Cheering 2,3,4; Vars. Club 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Yrbk. 4; Jour. 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN REYNOLDS FTA 1, 2,3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yorkers 1, 2; Chansonettes 3,4; Hiking Club 1,2; Drama 2; Stu. Coun 1. LYNN ROSE FTA 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Hiking 1; Yorkers 1; Ski 1; Fut. Nur. 2,3,4 - V. Pres. 2; Pres. 3, 4; UN 4; Jour. 4. THERESA SAGARESE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE SCOTT Chorus 4; GAA 3; Chansonettes 3; Fut. Nur. 1. JOB SHERMAN PEGGY SHERMAN CYNTHIA SMITH Jour. 4; Chorus 3,4. JOHN SMITH LAURA SMITH Trans, from Roosevelt Jr. -Sr. H. S.; GAA 2, 3, 4; Jour. 4; Drama 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4 - V. Pres. 4, Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Queen 3; Chansonettes 4. MARTHA SMITH GAA 1,2,3,4; Hiking 1,2; Fut. Nur. 2,3,4 -Sec. -Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3,4; Yorkers 1,2,3; Jour. 4. BONNIE SOWLE ROBERT TERRY Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Troubadours 1, 2,3,4. KEITH WOLFE Band 1, 2,3,4 - Pres. 4; AFS 1, 2, 3; Drama 1, 2,3; Photo 1,2,3,4; Hiking, Pres. 1,2; Yorkers, Pres. 1; Vars. Club 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; UN 1, 2; NHS 2,3, 4; Class Pres. 1, 2; Prom Comm. Chair. 3; Yrbk. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Ed. -in-Chief 4; Boys' State 3. SUSAN WOOD Drama 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chansonettes 1, 2, 3,4; Jr. Prom Court 3. We, the staff of the Galway Piper, would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Ruszczyk and Mr. Swierzowski for their untiring efforts throughout the year to make the Piper a success. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World' Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY