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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

Betriration We the staff of the 1971 Galway Piper most proudly and respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Joseph Swierzowski. Anyone coming in contact with our choice for this years dedication will most heartily agree with it. Having contact with this teacher is not very difficult. If it isn't through his teaching or working as photographer for the yearbook and other activities, then it is through the reputation he has made with previous students. He has rendered invaluable service as our advisor and taught us the value of being able to look on the bright side of difficult situation. CcN t£N ts Bebitattmt 3iarult r anb Abministratuin juniors (flashes Athletics Activities Abbertisements Each man has an aptitude born with him to do easily some feat impossible to any other. Ralph Waldo Emerson Perhaps in a simplified way I look at each student as a combination lock without knowing the combination. While you are students at Galway we have tried to find the combination that will enable you to live a happy and fruitful life. With much pain and at times aggravation we have succeeded with many of you. For the others we were able to find a partial combination, and it will be up to the individual to complete the combinations that will eventually lead to a chosen vocation or profession. What ever you do where ever you may be, I wish you, the Seniors, the best of luck. This year eighteen year old citizens will be allowed to vote in all general elections throughout our country. This means that for the first time in our history, some students will be able to vote and determine how money should be spent to operate their schools. They will be able to join with their parents and taxpayers in our school district to directly participate in the course out schools will take in the future. What better demonstration do we have of the faith we have in our young people? What better proof of true democratic participation can we offer? In my book, this is placing the responsibility for decisions where it need be - upon the shoulders of those who are most affected. (Elementary principal Mr. Mottau IWrti tif (Etmratinn SEATED: J. Kalinkewicz Pres. - R. Lachtrupp G. Allen J. Chase STANDING: D. Clerk - L. McConchie V. Pres. - R. Hamilton D. Schweizer E. Jezierski Mr. Bouffard ‘ ?n«stnni Bept. Mi. Fesler, Mr. Ruszczyk, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Connelly. (English 3Bept Mis. Rhodes, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Hugo, Mrs. Wrublewski, Mrs. Hammond. Jfrenrh Bept Miss Mendelson and Mr. Allen Business Bept Mr. Gleason and Mrs. Van Vranken Hath Bept Mrs. Wert, Mr. Gorga, Mr. Barkley, and Mr. Swierzowski Husir Bept Miss Cervenka and Mr. Sleeper j rienre Bept Mr. Sutton, Mr. Naple, Mr. Barkley, Mr. Dickinson, and Mr. Gorga (Eh. Bept. Mr. Mealy, Mrs. Chapin, and Mr. Goodemote Art Bqjt. Mr. Stangle (fustn iiians C. Robinson, M. Thatcher, L. Michelfelder, D. Smith, L. McCrossen. Cafeteria J taff Mrs. Dittmann, Mrs. Paterak, Mrs. Suits, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Zajaceskowski. ROW 1: D. Bombard, S. Haskell, L. Mattice, G. Kress, J. Chase, V. Wolfe. ROW 2: C. Smith, B. Crandall, T. Nadler, J. McKenna, F. Nadler. Is this the Funny Business!?! What do you mean by this comment!?!” J gnutr (Das ADVISOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Alden the mover ©fftters Mr. Swierzowski Dave May Valerie Barnes Ginny Lee Where's the preacher? VALERIE BARNES Val CHARLES BENDER Charlie” CHERYL BENNETT Ma TESIA BILLS Tesia CHRISTIAN BODWELL Chris ELIZABETH BOTTOMLEY Liz JOHN BOTTOMLEY J. B. MICHAEL CAPODIFERRO Cappy MARIA CARDINANOS Maria KAREN CURRIER Karen ” SEYMOUR DONNAN Squek THOMAS GARRICK Tom ALDEN GAUDREAU Alden STEVEN HAMILTON Steve JEFFREY HATLEY Jeff FRED HOFFMAN Fred JOHN KALINKEWICZ Sluf JOAN KONDRAT Bone JOSEPH KONDRAT Joe” RICHARD KONDRAT Dick LAURA LARRABEE Laurie MARY ELLEN LAWRENCE Mary Ellen PAMELA LUNDQUIST Pam DAVID MAY Dave RICHARD MILAN Dickie SUSAN MORRIS Sue ALLEN McCHESNEY Big Al PETER McCHESNEY Pete PAUL MUNCHBACH Munch DAVID NEAHR Rabbit SANDRA NEAHR Sandy DONALD NUMBERS Don NANCY NELSON Nancy THOMAS O'BRYAN Obis BRUCE PALMATEER Brucie MICHAEL POTTER Mickey WAYNE REEDY Bird DONNA ROBERSON Wilbur ANITA ROBINSON Anita CRETTA ROGERS Cret CAROL SHERMAN Sherm RICHARD STANGLE Rick GORDON SUITS Pottious JOHN SUTTON Herbie” DONNA TOAL Donna LORIE TOLSON Little Lorie WAYNE TRETIAK Wayne JOHN TRZASKOS John ANTHONY WALLACE Tony LYNNE WILLIAMS Stilts Picture Not Available GARY SOWLE j thhlarshtp 10 timers SEATED: Donna Toal, Tony Wallace, Holly Clifford. STANDING: Alden Gaudreau, Greg Schaaf, John Sutton, Joe Apicella. “Ansluers please” Champums LEFT TO RIGHT: Alden Gaudreau, Tony Wallace, Greg Schaaf, John Sutton. Memory of CPthd |Janasuk ETHEL HAD SOUL Ethel Panasuk was truly a unique person. Although she will not graduate with us this June, she will always remain in our hearts as a girl who contributed much to Galway Central School I The look of love! ?! Witli this ring, I thee wed ... Che-e-e-ese!! It shrunk!!! (ila 56 The year is 1981, the site, vacation - land U.S.A.; Galway New York; where the class of 1971 is holding its first 10 year reunion. A number of the members of that memorable class are arriving by plane. We drive on out to the Swierzowski, Ruszczyk, Connlley Airfield, to meet them. We are greeted by VALERIE BARNES and ANITA ROBINSON, who work at the information desk in the lobby. As our plane taxies to a stop, we see the airport's biggest and best stewardess, LYNNE WILLIAMS, ushering the passengers off the plane. The plane is all unloaded now, and we see the pilots, TONY WALLACE and JOE APICELLA getting off. The reception if being held at Eros Inn, and on the way, we see many familiar, and some not so familiar sights. Our guide, JOHN TRZASKOS, points out on our left, a thriving new business, McChesney’s Motorcycle Shop owned and operated by PETE and AL McCHESNEY. Pete, Al, and their mechanics, JEFF HATLEY and WAYNE TRETIAK, are seen revving up their Honda 1200's to join us. Close behind them are MIKE CAPODIFERRO and FRED HOFFMAN, who now work as town police. As we arrive, we see the guests have already gathered in little groups to discuss their careers. In one group we see many of Galway's great literary artists. TOM O’BRYAN, the famous author of 'How to Shoot the Bull Without Really Trying, can be seen leading the conversation. There also, are DONNA TOAL, HOLLY CLIFFORD, and NANCY NELSON, who have contributed an eight volume set of epic poetry. On the musical side, we see JOHN BOTTOMLEY, now the leader of the ’Bottomley Brass,” chatting with the other members of the Brass, CHRIS BODWELL, CHARLIE BENDER, and his sister who made it big as a fashion model, LIZZIE BOTTOMLEY. As we go on to die next group, we find our BOCES graduates, CHERI BENNETT, and CAROL SHERMAN, discussing their newly opened business, The Galway Glamour Shop, with DONNA ROBERSON, and JOAN KONDRAT, now specialists in anatomy, and currently employed in the autopsy room at Ellis Hospital. On the outside fringe of the group, we find 1st Lt. SHIRLEY ARNOLD, head nurse at Lackland Air Force Hospital, making small talk with the world famous organist, ED LEWANDOWSKI, who stopped at Galway, on his way to Greenland to give a charity concert. Entering now, amid a mob of screaming, lust crazed females, we see our own representatives to Hollywood, DICK MILAN, (now well trained in karate) and our own golden boy., SEYMOUR DONNAN. They are attended by KAREN CURRIER, and PAM LUNDQUIST. Following, incognito, is CRETTA ROGERS, a Government Spy, out to free the world from the threat of communism. As we move around the room, we see WAYNE REEDY, JIM BERNARD, BRUCE PALMATEER, and STEVE HAMILTON, all New York State Forest Rangers, discussing the latest development in the search for the cure to tree cancer. Also involved in the discussion are DON NUMBERS and GORDIE SUITS, co-champions of the 1981 World Rodeo. CATHY SCHIED, the winner of the 1981 Women's Rodeo, lends her knowledge of tree cancer (which is absolutely nothing!!) to the conversation. We now hear a burst of giggles, and as we turn, we see LAURIE, ANITA CHAMPAGNE and SANDY NEAHR, now stenographers for our representatives to Washington, GREG SCHAAF, and JOHN SUTTON. They are greeted by three girls from the secretarial pool in the New York City 1st National Bank, JANET EARL, TESIA BILLS, and MARCIE HUNTER. We hear that these girls are exceptionally good secretaries, but the secretarial pool is sound proof, so the language they use when they make mistakes will not corrupt the reputation of the bank. And who is this we see sauntering in on the arm of pro-basketball star, DAVE MAY?? Why, it's Mrs. May, the former MISS LORI TOLSON!! You can hardly recognize her with all those minks, and diamonds, and sunglasses covering half of her face. We see that Dave insists on bringing his star players with him, and right behind him are JACK KALINKEWICZ, DAVE NEAHR, BILL JEZIERSKI, and GARY SOWLE. These guys join the prospering new owners of Snowmobile International, ” MIKE POTTER, and RICK STANGLE, who are toasting for the eighth time, GINNY LEE, who has just announced her engagement to Mickey. It looks like the KONDRAT COUSINS, JOE and DICK, have really out-done themselves this time ... They are the designers for Mick's snowmobiles, and seeing that their new Diesel 200 is a big success, they are sharing the royalties, which have come to a cool 200 grand, so far. ALDEN GAUDREAU, last year's winner of the Indy 500, is chatting with RAY BENWARE, who seems to be rather bitter since he went in the Navy. Says Ray, T still have to salute my brother!! ROGER ARMER, who is now in the middle of making a new movie, entitled Son of Tarzan's Son,” seems to be transfixed with SUE MORRIS' accounts of her kindergarten class's everyday occurrences. Also, lending her opinion on the discipline problems of today's youth is MARY ELLEN LAWRENCE, presently a junior high Math teacher. As we move towards the food and drinks, we see TOM GARRICK, the well known breeder of top racing greyhounds, talking to PAUL MUNCHBACH, who has really flipped for stunt acts, and plans on going to Hollywood to play a stunt man in the movies. Well, the band is warming up, and the food is being served as we leave this happy class reunion. We hear the buzzing of voices reminiscing about the good old days, but one voice seems to stand out from the rest, being heard saying, ... and this is what Mr. Connelly said not to get into? I, Jim Bernard, leave without Joyce. Beware Guys. I also leave Mr. SIMMONS in peace. I, Joseph Apicella, leave Miss Cervenka's candy drawer empty. I, Shirley Arnold, leave quietly, and Mr. Stangle with ... no gray hairs?? I, Valerie Barnes, leave Robbin Sharpe my ability to ask why. I, Charles Bender, leave my cross country abilities to Mr. Connelly; my chess abilities to my brother Mike, and to Willy Smith, 628 Mallo cup wrappers. I, Cheri Bennett, leave a neon guardrail at the end of the school driveway. I, Raymond Benware, leave Mr. Connelly an in depth study on the proper procedure of marking essays. I, Tesia Bills, leave Galway not regretting that I learned something, but not regretting that I'm leaving either. I, Chris Bodwell, leave Mr. Sleeper with an acute ear for all sharps and flats. I, Liz Bottomley, leave fearing less, hoping more, whinning less, shinning more, hating less, and loving more. I, Mike Capodiferro, leave only to let The Runt! take my place, right Abe? I, Anita Champagne, leave Mr. Gleason wondering how the triangle all passed a certain test. Right Mr. Gleason? 1, Holly Clifford, leave Richard Denker and Roger Munchbach alone and without anyone to talk to next basketball season. I, Karen Currier, leave a one pound bag of___________. 1, Seymour Donnan, leave Mr. Sleeper one bag of well trimmed, neatly groomed hair. I, Janet Earl, leave for bigger and better things. I, Alden Gaudreau, leave Mrs. Rhodes 100 pounds of CaCl2 in case she runs across anymore Dusty Rhodes, and Mr. Swiz my wit and an Italian Dictionary so he can be the greatest punzo around. I, Steven Hamilton, Esq., leave my brother the erasers in Mr. Swiz's room. I, Jeff Hatley, leave Mr. Gleason my hair, to cover up something, and Mr. Fesler my great basketball ability. I, Fred Hoffman, leave Abe with a $10 Ford charger and three broken guardrails. I, Marcia Hunter, leave for SUNYA for something better than an education. I, Joan Kondrat, leave Jim Lyons with no-one to flirt with on the bus anymore, and my nickname BONE to anyone who has a shape for it. I, Joe Kondrat, leave knowing I may have the ability to studder in peace. I, Laurie Larrabee, leave Mr. Ruszczyk and Mr. Gleason very broken hearted and lonely, and all my other teachers feeling they have lost an important part of their lives. 1, Mary Ellen Lawrence, leave Mr. Sutton the energy to teach next year's Seniors about thermal expansion, specific gravity, and heat of evaporation. I, Ginny Lee, leave Mr. Mealy with his very own remembrances of no 'hexts in line FOR HIM” after giving my Good-byes to Mick. Sorry Coach!! I, Ed Lewandowski, leave Mr. Swiz his garage keys and perogis along with all his other bad jokes. - (LUtes I, Pamela Lundquist, leave Mark McCartney a king size pretzel to do whatever he wants with it. Right Mark? I, David May leave behind a great bunch of teachers and administrators. Thanks! I, A1 McChesney, leave with two years of lectures from Mr. Sutton on How to Succeed in life. I, Peter McChesney, leave Galway School with whatever I can get my hands on. I, Dick Milan, leave Charley Diggins 1001 easy ways to skip band. I, Sious Morris, leave the R-rated dances to Mr. Gorga and the X-rated classrooms to Mr. Swiz. I, Paul Munchbach, leave Ma to face the world alone. I, David Charles Poncho Rabbit Weasel Punchit Rabbi Neahr, leave with all my memorable nicknames that Galway has given me. I, Sandra Neahr, leave Mr. Swiz with one less dumb blonde, and calling Mr. Rus-zczyk Hon. 1, Nancy Nelson, leave Mr. Simmons a hard cover instruction book on how to ...?! in ten easy steps. 1, Wayne Reedy, leave proudly, and with a lot of knowledge. I, Don Numbers, leave Galway with two sayings If girls interfere with work - quit work! and It is better to wear out than rust out! I, Tom O'Bryan, leave Galway my beautiful body of steel. 1, Bruce Palmateer, leave my basketball ability to my brother Barry and to Mr. Gleason my stilts and striped pants. I, Donna Roberson, leave a first aid course to our Athletic Department. I, Anita Robinson, leave my amazing drawing of a 2-5-7 triangle to Mr. Swiz and my black light to Mr. Dickinson so they might together display my masterpiece. I, Creta Rogers, leave. I, Greg Schaaf, leave Bill Smith a lifetime subscription to the Daily Worker, and Mr. Connelly a copy of Robert’s Rules of Order, AND A MEMBERSHIP IN THE Book of the Month Club to the library. I, Carol Sherman, leave Mrs. Chapin without saying Good-Bye!! I, Gordie Suits, leave Dennis Numbers a size 12 boot in his mouth to fix his teeth. Ha! Ha!! I, John Sutton, leave Wells five extra points and Mr. Connelly a headache. I, Donna Toal, leave Mr. Sutton wondering how I can have an efficiency of 132% Talent!! I, Lorie Tolson, leave Mr. Connelly saying to Dave and I, Stay single, don't get married, wait awhile, but stay single. Okay Mr. Connelly, you win! I, John Trzaskos, leave with special thanks to Mrs. Wert and that unaccepted challenge to go one-on-one. Right Mr. Ruszczyk? I, Tony Wallace, leave my poise and sophistication to Bill Smith, all my knowledge to Clayton, and the Editor's job to any unsuspecting victim. I, Lynne Williams, leave Galway with my foot in my mouth. MOST POPULAR Ginny Lee and Dave May MOST ATHLETIC Dave Neahr and Ginny Lee MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED' Tony Wallace and Donna Toal CHATERBOXES Shirley Arnold and Chris Bodwell FAVORITE Linda Conrad •NICEST PERSONALITY Sandy Neahr and Dave May CLASS FLIRTS' Joan Kondrat and Tom O'Bryan UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS CLOWNS Shirley Arnold and Paul Munchbach MOST SHY John Bottomley and Nancy Nelson Jeff Wood The Queen and (!he Blue Her Court Blist JOSEPH APICELLA Yorkers 1,2 F.T.A. 1-4 Band 1-4 Soccer 1-4 Golf 1,2 Ski Club lf 2 Camera Club 1 ChessClub 1,2 Varsity Club 1-4 Basketball 2-4 Senior Chorus 3,4 ROGER ARMER Chorus 1-4 SHIRLEY ARNOLD Chorus 4 VALERIE BARNES Student Council 1,3,4 Treas. 3 Class Vice Pres. 4 Yearbook 3,4 Manager 4 Journalism 4 G.A.A. 1-4 National Honor 2-4 Varsity Club 4 CHARLES BENDER Band 1-4 CHERYL BENNETT JAMES BERNARD RAYMOND BENWARE Explorers 1-4 TESIA BILLS CHRIS BODWELL Band 1-4 ELIZABETH BOTTOMLEY F. F.A. 4 Summer Art Show 1-4 B.O.C.E.S. JOHN BOTTOMLEY Band 1-4 Pep Band 1-4 Cross Country 4 MIKE CAPODIFERRO Transfer from Amsterdam Chorus 3 ANITA CHAMPAGNE Journalism 4 Yearbook 4 G.A.A. 1 HOLLY CLIFFORD G. A.A. 1-4 Chorus 1-4 All County 1 Chansonettes 1-4 Yorkers 1,2 Pres. 2 ChessClub 1,2 F.T.A. 1-4 Sec. 3 Pres. 4 Future Nurses 3 Journalism 4 Feature Editor 4 Environment Club 3,4 KAREN CURRIER Ski Club 1,2 Model U.N. 2,3 Model U.S. 4 Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 SEYMOUR DONNAN Environmental Study Committee 4 Band 1-4 All County 1-4 Pep Band 2-4 Photography Club 2 Varsity Club 2-4 Journalism 4 Drama 4 JANET EARL Yearbook 3,4 G.A.A. 2-4 THOMAS GARRICK Model U.N. 2 Model Senate 4 Chess Club 2 Cross Country 1-4 Basketball 2 Varsity Club 3,4 Explorers 2-4 ALDEN GAUDREAU Transfer Band 2-4 Chorus 2-4 Troubadors 2-4 All County 2 Chess Club 2-4 Vice Pres. 2 Crosscountry 3 Model U.N. 2 Pep Band 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 STEVEN HAMILTON Soccer 4 JEFF HATLEY Chorus 2,3 FRED HOFFMAN Gymnastics 2,3 MARCIA HUNTER G.A.A. 2-4 Yearbook 3,4 Layout Editor 4 BILL JEZIERSKI Environmental Committee 4 Band 1-4 Pres. 4 Chorus 1-4 Vice Pres. 4 Troubadors 4 Basketball 1,2,4 F.T.A. 1-4 Varsity Club 2-4 All County 1-4 JOHN KALINKEWICZ Soccer 3,4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 2-4 Varsity Club 2-4 Pres. 4 Boy's State 3 JOAN KONDRAT Chorus 1-4 Yearbook 3,4 Future Nurses 2,3 Drama 1 Journalism 4 JOE KONDRAT DICK KONDRAT Soccer 1,4 LAURA LARRABEE MARY ELLEN LAWERENCE Transfer from Burnt Hills Journalism 4 F.T.A. 4 GINNY LEE Band 1-4 Asst. Treas. 3 Treas. 4 G.A.A. 1-4 Class Rep. 2 Pres. 4 Cheering 1-4 Capt. 4 Varsity Club 1-4 Student Council 2 Treas. 2 Yearbook 2-4 Lay Out Editor 3 Editor 4 Class Sec.-Treas. 2-4 Girls' State 3 National Honor 2-4 All County 2 ED LEWANDOWSKI Golf Club 1 Chess Club 1 PAM LUNDQUIST G.A.A. 1-4 Yearbook 1-4 Art Editor 4 Chorus 2-4 Sec. 4 Cheering 2-4 Sec. 4 Drama 2-4 Journalism 4 Girl's Basketball 4 Varsity Club 2-4 DAVE MAY Soccer 2,3 Basketball 1-4 Student Council 3,4 Pres. 4 National Honor 3,4 Class Pres. 2-4 Varsity Club 1-4 Boys' State 3 ALLEN McCHESNEY Chorus 4 PETE McCHESNEY Soccer 1-4 Chorus 1-3 Drama 1 Varsity Club 1,2 RICHARD MILAN J.H. Soccer Manager 1 Band 1-4 Soccer 3 SUSAN MORRIS F. T.A. 1-4 Chorus 1-4 All County 2 Chasonettes 3,4 G.A.A. 1-4 Journalism 4 Literary Editor 4 Drama 3,4 Yearbook 4 Environmental Club 3 PAUL MUNCHBACH Soccer 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Vice Pres. 4 Troubadors 3,4 Varsity Club 1-4 Gymnastics 2,3 SANDY NEAHR G. A.A. 1-4 Journalism 4 Yearbook 4 Gymnastics 2,3 DAVE NEAHR Soccer 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Crosscountry 3 Chorus 3,4 Varsity Club 2-4 F.T.A. 1 Gymnastics 2 NANCY NELSON Future Nurses 2-4 Tapestry Club 4 Ecology Club 4 Footprint 4 Typist 4 DON NUMBERS Chorus TOM O'BRYAN Chorus 3,4 Troubadors 3,4 Basketball 2,3 Baseball 3 BRUCE PALMATEER MICKEY POTTER WAYNE REEDY DONNA ROBERSON Transfer from Northville Chorus 3,4 G.A.A. Senior Ball Queen 4 B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 ANITA ROBINSON Chorus 4 F.T.A. 1-4 G.A.A. 1-4 Rep. 1 Journalism 4 News Editor 4 Model Senate 4 Yearbook 1-4 CRETTA ROGERS Transfer Model U. N. 3 G.A.A. 3 Chorus 3, 4 GREG SCHAAF Model U.N. 1-3 Vice Pres. 2 Research Dir. 3 Model Senate 4 Pres. 4 Journalism 1-4 Band 1-4 Chorus 3,4 Troubadors 3,4 Drama 3,4 CATHY SC HIED Transfer from Ballston F.T.A. 4 Journalism 4 Chorus 4 CAROL SHERMAN GARY SOWLE Basketball 1-3 Capt. 3 Soccer 3 Varsity Club 2-4 Chorus 3 RICK STANGLE GORDON SUITS Chorus 3,4 JOHN SUTTON Band 1-4 Pep Band 1,2 Varsity Club 2,4 Golf Team 1,2 Chess Team 2-4 Vice Pres. 4 Scorekeeper 3,4 F. T.A. 1-3 Photography 3,4 Drama 2-4 Pres. 4 DONNA TOAL G. A.A. 1-4 Chorus 1-4 F.T.A. 4 Enviornment 3,4 LORI TOLSON G.A.A. 1-4 Yearbook 3,4 Copy Editor 4 Girl's Basketball 3,4 Footprint 4 Drama 4 WAYNE TREATIAK Drama 4 JOHN TRZASKOS Chorus 1-4 Troubadors 1-4 Yorkers 1 Basketball 2 Yearbook 3,4 Advertisement Manager 4 Drama 3,4 TONY WALLACE Model U.N. 1 Treas. 1 Environmental Committee 3,4 Drama 2-4 Chess Club 1-4 Footprint 4 Editor 4 Answers Please 1-4 National Honor 2-4 Class Pres. 1 Photography 1-4 Boy Scout 1-3 Senior Patrol Leader LYNNE WILLIAMS G.A.A. 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Drama 3,4 Journalism 4 An Editor 4 Class Vice Pres. 1 Hey, boy - get working!! Just brushing up Laura? 1 These are today's Seniors! Perfect, just perfect. You finally found me out!! This is when I go into hiding! Let's go to class sweety. ’’ I’m trying to think!! Happiness is ... (Ljjpiral Menhirs Shot down again ROW 1: S. Baczkowski, K. Daley, C. Gama, G. Reckner, P. Malacynski, J. Kaczmarczyk, D. Beach. ROW 2: M. Howard, J. Shepard, R. Munchbach, R. Scott, J. Wood, J. Mechanick. ROW 3: D. Plummer, T. Brice, R. Wolfe, R. Gibbons, H. Cetnar, M. Adamkoski, Mr. Naple. 4 unuir Class President JEFF WOOD Vice-President CANDY GARRETT Secretary KIM DALEY Treasmer SHEILA ARMER Advisor MR. GORGA ROW 1: D. Reynolds, P. Degraff, P. Sowle, J. Frank. ROW 2: D. Schied, M. Wilkins, P. Wheeler, A. Brown, D. Stokna, P. Quinlan. ROW 3: B. Arnold, R. Smith, G. Caringi, S. Milan. ROW 4: E. Kaczmarczyk, L. Grunewald, T. Russo, M. Denison, B. Cetnar. ROW 1: M. McCartney, D. Schaperjohn, C. Powers, D. Flinton, K. Uhlinger, P. Dileva, Mr. Gorga. ROW 2: W. Olsen, C. Garrett, D. Koenig, R. Parish, K. Wyzomirski, L. Jones, J. Bobar. ROW 3: S. Baczowski, F. Fendentz, R. Neahr, K. Murtlow, J. Salisbury, J. Krohn, K. Denison, L. Conrad. ROW 4: D. Hicks, A. Iessop, D. Bishop, S. Armer, S. Docyk, J. Caringi. ROW 1: D. Grabo, J. Lyons, A. Reynolds, L. Stangle, Mr. Sutton. ROW 2: J. Panasuk, L. Reedy, C. Gload, M. Spence, E. Zapp. ROW 3: S. Cowper, K. Kalinkewicz, W. Lesniewski, G. Neahr, C. Dropper. ROW 4: R. Scott, W. Benosky, D. Cetnar, A. DiDonna, R. Lawrence, W. McGowan. J ’ophiimnre (Class President D. CWIAKALA Vice-President TERRY MALLEY Treasurer DAVE ALEXANDER Secretary SHARYN GERARDI Advisor MR. SUTTON ROW 1: R. Droste, D. Pickney, D. Vroman, D. Gaudreau, S. Quinlan. ROW 2: P. Cornell, R. Haskell, S. Palmateer, B. McFee, M. Smith, C. Earl. ROW 3: S. Gerardi, A. Bombard, J. Hathaway. ROW 4: J. Mattice, J. Bishop, T. Blongiewicz, E. Deckard, Mr. Gleason, T. Malley. ROW 1: M. Fabozzi, J. Estus, S. Cheney, D. Cetnar. ROW 2: K. Risdell, D. Cwiakala, M. Cuckoo, D. Schaperjohn, C. West, L. Neahr. ROW 3: S. Vanyo, C. Diggins, D. Pikul. ROW 4: D. Alexander, W. Smith, K. Kalinkewicz, M. Hatala, M. Bender, D. McCane. ROW 1: J. Anderson, G. Musolff, B. Jones, G. Spence, L. Jendrzejczak, J. Brooks, R. Clifford, Mrs. Hammond. ROW 2: J. Sheehan, B. Barth, G. Cwiakala, C. Watrobski, B. Ruman, S. Truesdale, B. Bishop, R. Harblin. ROW 3: E. Zipp, L. Sherman, B. Rainey, B. Brice, D. Plummer, T. Cowper, P. Vidulich. ROW 4: D. Hill, S. Exley, F. Brown, D. Numbers, M. Vanyo, R. Armer, D. Nelson. 3fri'«shman (£ia«« President LENNY MICHELFELDER Vice-President BETH RUMAN Secretary - Tre asurer ABBIE BELL Homeroom Reps. DENNIS NUMBERS, JOEY JESSOP, JEANETTE NEAHR Advisor MRS. HAMMOND Co-Advisor MRS. RHODES ROW 1: Mr. Allen, C. Murtlow, P. Klementowski, B. Sherman, S. May, J. Jessop. ROW 2: R. Denker, W. Benware, D. Pangburn, R. Brandt, T. Jones, C. Cetnar, K. Bixby. ROW 3: S. Lesniewski, J. Palmer, R. Gaines, C. Bull, B. McKenzie, M. Parish, L. Munchbach, B. Trzaskos. ROW 4: T. Botsford, A. Armer, P. Terry, M. Chamberlin, G. Bates, D. Paine. ROW 1: Mrs. Rhodes, D. Slade, D. Zipp, D. Hamilton, L. Michelfelder. ROW 2: M. MacLachlan, P. Salisbury, L. LaBahn, A. Bell, T. Smith, P. DeGraff, W. Winslow. ROW 3: S. Bodwell, D. Armer, M. Barkley, P. Van Voast. ROW 4: P. Ainsworth, J. Neahr, M. Chamberlin, J. Hill, L. Brown, K. Weaver, W. Rogers. (Lho Of) ratio ROW 1: B. Hartman, B. Carr, G. Whitney, R. Zipp, Mrs. Wert. ROW 2: J. Sherman, T. Monroe, G. Bach, S. Palmateer, K. Daley, D. Vroman, D. Reimer. ROW 3: G. Suits, S. Lukasiewicz, R. Sharpe, L. Earl. ROW 4: J. Price, J. Baker, D. Lachtrupp, T. Mechanick, E. Carden, L. Burnett, R. Denison. ROW 5: P. LoSasso, G. Kaplanowski, T. Radigan, T. Cowper, D. Keene, M. Garrick. ROW 1: R. Wilday, D. DiDonna, M. Petroski, D. Johndrow, C. Palmateer, M. Capodi-ferro, Mis. Wrublewski. ROW 2: B. Smith, B. Palmateer, J. Millington, C. Kissinger, D. Conrad, P. Diggins. ROW 3: L. Neahr, C. Quinlan, A. Shepard, R. Rogers, P. KLementowski, B. Spence, J. Eaton. ROW 4: K. Anderson, M. Wyszomirski, P. Barkley, K. DiLeva, B. Gaudreau, B. Manell. ROW 1: S. McMann, A. Nolan, J. Lane, A. Milton, J. Scheiber, K. Grupe, Mrs. Estus. ROW 2: B. Trzaskos, B. Boerenko, R. Brown, M. Sebast, H. LaFountain, F. DeGtaff, D. May. ROW 3: C. Wood, V. DeGraff, B. Carey, M. Cwiakala, T. Wilkins, R. Wolfe, P. Watrobski. ROW 4: M. Kalinkewicz, K. Reynolds, L. Palmateer, D. Donnan, K. Bates, J. Orzolek. ROW 1: K. Wilkins, D. Doepel, M. Palmateer, W. Carey, E. Schmidt, J. Fitzgerald, J. DeGraff, Mr. Fesler. ROW 2: F. Droste, J. Vroman, D. Bates, E. Chase, D. Williams, K. Morrison, E. Winslow, T. Reynolds. ROW 3: K. Shoutis, T. Jendrzejczak, L. Welsh, S. Exley, P. Sowle, D. Seelow, R. Arnold. ROW 4: J. Pickney, D. Schaperjohn, C. Olsen, S. Bixby, D. Pangburn, V. Harris, S. Morris. ROW 1: G. Eaton, D. Sivik, G. Baczkowski, T. Palmateer, I. Thompson, A. Maxwell, A. Gaura, E. Wilson. ROW 2: L. Wells, E. Buck, S. Truesdale, B. Denker, R. Waltman, T. Benware, K. Smith. ROW 3: D. Pikul, P. Scott, C. Boedecker, B. Nickolas, P. Olendorf, P. Lawrence, R. Olsen. ROW 4: J. Fitzgerald, S. Harblin, T. Richards, J. Hunter, D. Munchbach, B. Gload, S. Mehan. (Ihe olu'nth 0r) ratio Who says we cant go to the dance ? ROW 1: K. Clifford, A. Ruman, S. Petroski, T. Eaton, M. Pompay, J. Toal, Miss Hugo. ROW 2: P. Reimer, M. Sivik, S. Simboli, K. Grunewald, M. Palmer, M. Bishop, H. Kimball. ROW 3: C. Palmateer, R. Pepper, J. Dropper, T. Flinton, D. Bateholts, K. Sebast. ROW 4: D. DeRitter, C. Koenig, G. Wallace, T. Smith, R. Armer, S. Botsford. A smile goes a long way. Ill be there I'm taking Tom OT ryan's place! Are you serious?! ? Shoot 'em Marc!! Galway Angels, would you believe?? Mother Nature?? j otrer ROW 1: D. Kondrat, D. Neahr, D. Armer, B. Benare, F. Brown, L. Michelfelder, M. Barkley. ROW 2: D. May, K. Kalinkewicz, W. Olsen, K. Kalinkewicz, T. Malley, D. Alexander, D. Schaperjohn, S. Hamilton, P. Munchbach, A. Cowper. ROW 3: Mr. Goodemote, J. Apicella, B. Jezierski, K. Uhlinger, J. Kalinkewicz, T. O'Bryan, P. McChesney, J. Wood, J. Mattice, R. Armer. Paul Munchbach Mr. Goodemote Coach Dave Neahr ;$ cnrckecpcr ROGER MUNCHBACH Scores GALWAY 6 Gloversville 0 2 Northville 0 5 Amsterdam 0 3 Mayfield 0 1 St. Johnsville - - 0 0 Gloversville - - - 2 2 Northville - 1 2 Amsterdam 1 1 Mayfield - - - — 0 1 St. Johnsville 3 SECTIONALS 4 Waterford 0 3 Voorheesville - - 2 1 Greenville 0 Sock it to'em !! I’m in fine shape wouldn't ya say? On October 31, the Galway soccer team officially won the sectional championship title after defeating Greenville 1-0, at South Colonie. The team won their first sectional game against Waterford 4-0. From here they continued on to Voorheesville, winning 3-2. We now hold the Sectional Championship Trophy; Congratulations to the soccer team of '70 and to Coach Goodemote. Who was that girl!!?? Please don't hurt me ball! The winning goal JACK DAVE rs Jfc- lv PAUL JOE DICK KEVIN LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Lesniewski, J. Sutton, R. Wolfe. Mayfield Lost 72-66 St. Johnsville Lost 78-59 North ville Won 56-51 Fonda Lost 67-38 Broadalbin Lost 67-65 Ft. Plain Lost 73-47 Perth Won 73-39 Canajoharie Won 72-65 Mayfield Won 84-58 St. Johnsville Lost 74-67 North ville Won 56-55 Fonda Lost 74-46 Broadalbin Lost 88-67 Ft. Plain Lost 92-74 Perth Canajoharie Yeah, Shorty in the middle is gonna play for us!! KNEELING: Scott Bodwell, Terry Malley, Mike Barkley, Dennis Armer, Kent Kalinkewicz. STANDING: David Nelson, Sterling Exley, Coach Smith, Bill Lesnieweki, Mike Bender, Mike Hatala, Kieth Kalinkewicz, Jim Mattice, Richard Denker, and Lenny Michelfelder. It came from outer space. V SHEILA ARMER KIM DALEY Captain: GINNY LEE GAY NEAHR PAM LUNDQUIST (the Barsit i Cheerleaders PAT QUINLAN « KATHY WYSZOMIRSKI Are you sure the Rockettes started this way!! Bant) SEATED: M. Denison, S. Donnan, A. Gaudreau, L. Bodwell, J. Bottomley, J. Hathaway, M. Morris. STANDING: J. Caringi, L. Grunewald. M and M's melt in you hands not in your mouth - Yea, M and M's!! BOTTOM GIRLS: Beth Ruman, Capt. Melinda Wilkins, Robin Gaines, Andrea Brown. TOP: Sharyn Gerardi, Pam Cornell. 3LB. (Lluu'rU'aitor THE SNOOPING TRIO. ROW 1: L. Grunewald, R. Denker, T. Garrick. ROW 2: Mr. Connelly, C. Bodwell, J. Bottomley, C. Bender. And they're off !! OK! So you lost. Now, what do you have to say for yourselves! •Scnri's Mayfield-------------------------Lost Canajoharie-----------------------Win Fonda------------------------------win Broadalbin------------------- Lost Northville-------------------------win Bishop Burke----------------------Win Broadalbin Invitational----------Lost Tri-Valley Galway - Third I need some Wheaties! lUirsitii Baseball 711 ROW 1: B. Jezierski, D. Malley, C. Quinlan, H. Mathias, P. Munchbach. ROW 2: P. DiLeva, T. O'Bryan, J. Mattice, D. Neahi, M. McCartney. ROW 3: J. Kalinkewicz, K. Uhlinger, Mr. Smith. nri's Fonda 2 Galway 15 Playoff for Sectionals Canajoharie 1 Galway 10 St. Johns 5 Galway 4 Perth 1 Galway 12 Broadalbin 10 Galway 18 CLASS D SECTIONALS Mayfield 3 Galway 2 St. Johnsville 1 Galway 0 Middleburg 0 Galway 8 Broadalbin 1 Galway 4 Stillwater 14 Galway 4 Northville 0 Galway 24 Ft. Plain 1 Galway 17 Perth 3 Galway 5 Northville Forfeit Mayfield 1 Galway 2 Total 10 Wins 2 Losses Guntur Hjftgh ’nm'r ROW 1: P. LoSasso, D. Nelson. ROW 2: D. Sivik, D. Johndrow, R. Brown, S. Truesdale, R. Wolfe, W. Denker. ROW 3: J. Baker, M. Garrick, W. Hartman, D. Doepel, M. Petroski, G. Kaplanowski. ROW 4: D. Plummer, T. Radigan, M. Sivik, G. Eaton, D. Lachtrupp. Guntur !|tgh iBaskethall ROW 1: K. Wilkins, E. Chase, M. Sivik, G. Eaton, D. Sivik, T. Benware. ROW 2: S. Truesdale, W. Denker, J. Baker, D. Lachtrupp, D. Johndrow, R. Wolfe. ROW 3: A. Shepard, M. Garrick, P. LoSasso, Mr. Gray, G. Kaplanowski, T. Mechanick, D. Doepel. Fender, Bender? Oh, no, you don't. Leave us Alone Can't see it now. Peek-a-boo, Fred. Love Italian Style. (fxmrtibe $ 'taff SEATED; Pam Lundquist: Art, Candy Garrett: Business Manager, Marcia Hunter: Layout, Lorie Tolson: Copy. STANDING: Valerie Barnes: Circulation, Randy Wolfe: Photography, Ginny Lee: Editor-In-Chief. ADVISOR: Mr. Ruszczyk John Trzaskos - Ads. SEATED: J. Earl, D. Cwiakala, K. DeGraff, K. Daley. ROW 2: K. Denison, A. Robinson, A. Champagne, S. Neahr, C. Garrett, P. Quinlan. ROW 3: J. Trzaskos, K. Gaura, J. Kondrat, D. Koenig, M. Wilkins, J. Caringi, L. Grunewald. What kind of business deal is this i ? National Ijnmir ,:Soriotu SEATED: Valerie Barnes, Kim Daley, Ginny Lee, Candy Garret. STANDING: Dave May, Tony Wallace, John Sutton, John Bottomley. Mo) ’ j tate ’711 JACK KALINKEWICZ DAVE NEAHR DAVE MAY jfuture Curses N. Nelson, J. Krohn, J. Bobar, P. DeGraff, K. Gaura, L. Jones, Mrs. O. Hagarty. Sure we fought for women’s rights. 05trls’ 0 GINNY LEE Senior ¥|iijh ROW 1: B. Haskell, C. Garrett, B. Ruman, V. Barnes. ROW 2: L. Michelfelder, T. Malley, D. May, R. Wolfe. •Stutumt (fmtnrtl Humor Ijitjh ROW 1: F. Droste, D. Johndrow, J. Baker, B. Boerenko, B. Denker, S. Botsford. ROW 2: Mrs. Wert, K. Anderson, C. Wood, R. Sharpe, E. Buck, K. Clifford, D. Seelow. liars(flub D. Neahr, Vice-Pres.; Mr. Mealy, Advisor; J. Kalinkewicz, Pres.; S. Armer, Sec.-Treas. ROW 1: Mr. Mealy, P. Munchbach, D. Neahr, P. Cornell, S. Gerardi, G. Neahr, S Armer. ROW 2: K. Wyzomirski, L. Grunewald, R. Gaines, P. Quinlan, B. Ruman, G. Lee. ROW 3: J. Mattice, P. Lundquist, M. Wilkins, S. Docyk, J. Kalinkewicz, D. Stokna, A. Brown. ROW 4: W. Jezierski, C. Bender, A. Gaudreau, J. Sutton, P. DiLeva, D. Kondrat, T. O’Bryan. ROW 5: R. Armer, K. Uhlinger, J. Apicella, K. Daley, M. Barkley, T. Malley, D. Armer. ©fitters ROW 1: L. Conrad, M. Cadinanos, S. Gerardi, L. Tolson, P. Cornell. ROW 2: D. Schaperjohn, K. Wyzomirski, S. Armer, J. Shepard, B. Gaines. ROW 3: P. Wheeler, H. Clifford, G. Neahr, G. Lee, L. Bodwell. ROW 4: S. Lesniewski, P. Klementowski, L. Brown, S. Neahr, L. Neahr. ROW 5: K. Murtlow, P. Ainsworth, M. MacLachlan, B. Ruman. (6iris Athletic Assnriatinn ROW 1: A. Brown, K. Daley, A. Bombard, S. Quinlan, J. Estus. ROW 2: S. Morris, M. Wilkins, P. Quinlan, L. Williams, J. Palmer. ROW 3: A. Robinson, K. Gaura, S. Palmateer, V. Barnes, Mrs. Chapin. linckeu (loam OFFICERS and REPRESENTATIVES A. Brown, Sec. M. Wilkins, M. Cadinanos, Mrs. Chapin, Jr. Rep. Sr. Rep. Advisor B. Ruman, Frosh. Rep. G. Lee, G. Neahr Pres. Soph. Rep. TEAM A TEAM B Basketball f f ROW 1: D. Armer, T. Botsford, J. Jessop, G. Baites, R. Clifford, J. Apicella. ROW 2: C. Dropper, f. Shepard, H. Clifford, J. Estus, K. Sheid. ROW 3: A. Bell, L. LaBahn, M. Lawrence, S. Morris, K. Bull, R. Gaines, J. Palmer, K. Daley, B. Jezierski, D. Schaperjohn, P. Malacynski. jfuturi' (fi'ctrhens of Amenta pluitmjraphu Club Randy Wolfe Stan Docyk Tony Wallace '-.yi ROW 1: C. Schied, L. Williams, A. Robinson, S. Morris, T. Wallace, H. Clifford; editors. ROW 2; Mrs. Hammond, V. Barnes, J. Kondrat, J. Palmer, S. Neahr, A. Champagne, M. Cadinanos, D. Schied, J. Shepard, M. Howard, P. Wheeler, J. Krohn, C. Garrett, P. Quinlan, K. Daley, M. Lawerence. Smurnaltem Club Mentor Ijijjh SITTING: M. Bender, A. Wallace, A. Gaudreau. STANDING: C, Bender, Mr. Allen, J. Sutton. (flu's (flub Junior Hjiijh ROW 1: K. Grunewald, K. Clifford, M. Pompay, T. Richards, J. Fitzgerald, T. Eaton, B. Gload, C. Bach, C. Wood. ROW 2: S. Botsford, K. Smith, C. Wilt, J. Fitzgerald, F. Droste, P. Reimer, K. Wilkins, H. Maxwell, J. Vroman, J. Lane, E. Wilson, T. Botsford, D. Doepel, J. Scheiber, G. Eaton, M. Palmer. ROW 3: Mr. Allen, J. Post, T. Smith, E. Winslow, S. Simboli, D. DeRidder, T. Palmateer, A. Gaura. BlniU'l 1U . Senate K. Grupe, D. May, A. Milton, V. DeGraff, C. Wood, Mr. Stangle, F. Fendentz, L. Cole, M. Smith. ROW 1: L. Bodwell, P. Wheeler, L. Grunewald. ROW 2: G. Schaaf, T. Garrick. (Lapcstru (flub ROW 1: D. Neahr, K. Uhlinger, A. McChesney, L. Michelfelder, J. Kondrat, A. Brown, C. Garrett, K. Daley, P. Wheeler, R. Neahr, J. Brooks, S. Gerardi. ROW 2: J. Apicella, R. Kondrat, L. Grunewald, B. Jezierski, R. Munchbach, S. Quinlan, S. Palmateer, L. Lundquist, D. Koenig, J. Kaczmarczyk, M. Morris, L. Jendrzejzak. ROW 3: J. Conrad, T. O'Bryan, D. Numbers, P. DiLeva, P. Terry, J. Kondrat, C. Rogers, G. Neahr, D. Stokna, P. Quinlan, M. Fabozzi, P. Lundquist. ROW 4: M. Howard, J. Wood, S. Docyk, C. Bodwell, D. Paine, L. Williams, K. Currier, L. Reedy, M. Wilkins, L. Sherman, D. Vro-man, L. Conrad, J. Palmer, M. Spence. Senior ROW 1: N. Pompay, D. Schaperjohn, R. Droste, N. Stangle, J. Bobar, B. Trzaskos, M. Barkley, D. Hill, P. DeGraff. ROW 2: S. Arnold, B. Barth, D. Reynolds, P. DeGraff, K. Wyszomirski, P. Cornell, A. Bombard, A. Robinson, S. Armer, J. Mattice, G. Sherman, B. Jones. 'ROW 3: H. Clifford, J. Estus, D. Toal, C. Dropper, D. Gaudreau, R. Gaines, K. Gaura, D. Pickney, R. Parish, A. Armer, W. Rogers, P. Munchbach. ROW 4: P. Ainsworth, J. Sheehan, P. Cuckoo, J. Shepard, D. Schied, S. Morris, K. McChesney, K. Murtlow, C. Watrobski, K. Schied, B. Smith, B. Benware, J. Trzaskos. (flumt I’m a Lonely Little Petunia in an ONION PATCH. Galway Sheriff Patrol? Cool it, girls! ROW 1: A. Robinson, S. Armer. ROW 2: G. Lee, M. Wilkins, L. Grunewald, J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, S. Exley. ROW 3: P. Quinlan, S. Lukasiewicz, R. Sharpe, M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, P. Wheeler, J. Bottomley, J. Apicella. ROW 4: S. Donnan, M. Barkley, F. Brown, K. Bull, L. Bodwell, Mr. Sleeper. Senior ROW 1: B. Brice, S. Lesniewski, B. Gaines. ROW 2: J. Estus, R. Wolfe, C. Bodwell, P. Barkley, S. Truesdale. ROW 3: M. Morris, J. Kaczmarczyk, P. DeGraff, J. Hathaway, W, Olsen, R. Clifford, P. Klementowski, C. Dropper, J. Caringi. ROW 4: M. Denison, M. Howard, J. Sutton, J. Jessop, W. Benosky, C. Diggins, A. Gaudreau, D, Milan, K. Uhlinger. ABSENT: D. Jezierski, T. Russo. Wumti 'Cool it, man!! Shall we pray together now? ” Frito Banditos?? They don't call us hot lips for nothin. ya at the Playboy Club! 1 Galway's own Geraldine You've got to be kidding Tonto!! ROW 1: K. Daley, R. Neahr, J. Estus, S. Armer, N, Pompay, J. Bobar, and H. Clifford. ROW 2: L. Lundquist, J. Palmer, G. Neahr, M. Wilkins, S. Morris, J. Shepard, R. Parish, R. Gaines, K. Wyszo-mirski. ROW 3: K. Uhlinger, B. Jezierski, J, Wood, S. Docyk, M. Howard, G. Schaaf, J. Mattice, A. Gaudreau, P. Munchbach. Yes, 1 will sing with you my love!! ©umstmsttes anti ©raubatuirs ROW 1: Mr. Sleeper, S. Truesdale, K. Shoutis, D. Donnan, P. Barkely, M. Wyszomirski, K. Clifford, M. Palmer, E. Buck. ROW 2: G. Baczkowski, K. Wilkins, R. Wolfe, B. Scheiber, G. Gaines, J. Dropper, C. Koenig. ROW 3: M. Sebast, J. Lane, R. Sharpe, M. Kalinkewicz, S. Lukasiewicz, B. Manell, R. Arnold, G. Wallace. Banii iuitiar li h nrus Happiness is Junior High School!!? ROW 1: S. Petroski, M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, M. Palmer, K. Grunewald, E. Buck, D. Reimer. ROW 2: P. Sowle, C. Quinlan, V. DeGraff, C. Wood, K. Reynolds, G. Suits, D. Bates. ROW 3: K. Wilkins, R. Waltman, D. Munchbach, C. Palmateer, S. Lukasiewicz, K. Sebast, K. Anderson, D. Vroman, M. Cwiakala. ROW 4: P. Scott, L. Welch, R. Sharpe, G. Eaton, I. Thompson, J. Orzolek, D. Pikul, J. Sherman, T. Monroe. ROW 1: W. Carey, L. Wells, N. Palmateer, B. Gaudreau, K. Clifford, D. Donnan, D. Pangburn, M. Pompay, K. Weaver. ROW 2: T. Palmateer, E. Chase, M. Sivik, D. Seelow, T. Jendrzejcak, B. Gload, R. Pepper, J. Post, S. Bixby, J. Hunter, J. Fitzgerald. ROW 3: P. Lawerence, P. Olen-dorf, T. Richards, S. Morris, D. Sivik, M. Palmateer, T. Eaton, J. Dropper, M. Petroski, P. Barkley. ROW 4: R. Watrobski, R. Mechanic, P. LoSasso, S. Simboli, T. Benware, G. Wallace, A. Gaura, B. Manell, K. Daley. American Jfieltt JSerluce Katherine Daley, Mr. Kukasiewicz, Maria Cadinanos, Kim Daley. This year Galway had the pleasure of having Maria Cadinanos as a Foreign Exchange Student from Spain. Most of the students shared many good times with her. Maria had a sparkling personality which could win her friends anywhere. During her stay at Galway Central School, Maria resided at the Daley home. She then transferred to a school in the South Glens Falls district. Branta Club ROW 1: L. Jendrzejczak, P. Wheeler, J. Sutton, M. Wilkins, D. Schaperjohn. ROW 2: M. Fabozzi, C. Dropper, J. Shepard, C. Garrett, A. Brown, P. Quinlan, D. Koenig,. J. Estus, D. Schied. ROW 3: Mr. Rhodes, H. Cetnar, W. Tretiak, R. Clifford. Female fly catcher?? Now mind your business, boys!! Well, it could be shorter. Seniors - J eronb plan' I Arn Look into my eyes Juniors J opluimores BEST PERFORMANCE Will you go steady with me Mike? Now eat all your food like good little girls. I've got little tiny hairs growing out my face!!” Open wide and say Ah for Dr. Schein You've got to be kidding Jim?? These books are go for something after all! f These lockers are all mine! 1 Amy, you look great today. Nobody is gonna cut our hair!! So get lost!! Go ahead, teach me!! Jttntiinxj Up Ba r 19711 The Victors Three of a kind. Ahead by a Hand. Having a barrel of fun? I!! Run for Ken-L Ration! Don't bug me, Tom Jones! Without a rope? Get over here Bruce!! A penny for your thoughts!! Got a match, Mark?? Says me! Okay! Who took my broom? Only my nose knows!! That's a No! No! Yes, Noreen I do use new palmolive in my dishwater! Let's see now, your diet doesn’t call for that SLIM!! playing follow the leader again!! Isn't true love great!! That's right, Bill is my beautiful hero!! Quickest gun in Galway? Will Jack's real woman come forward. Gee, they won’t play with me. What’s this? A Lop-sided Wheeler!! Okay. Stick 'em up!!! Follow me I'm the pied-piper would you believe?? Welcome to our gossip session. And you say you have problems! ?! Get lost Tony This is just not my day! 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Y. 885-5325 JOSEPH TRANKA SONS FLORISTS Bouquets - Corsages Wedding Flowers Vegetable Plants Ballston Spa 885-5410 PERTH LUMBER COMPANY INC. Two Yards Best Wishes From CARPET LAND 411 W. Main Street Amsterdam, N. Y. Amsterdam Perth 104 Brookside Ave. RD 4 Amsterdam 842-3620 883-5111 Smart Apparel for Misses, Women, and Juniors Millinery - Shoes - Accessories McCHESNEY’S HOLZHEIMER AND SHAUL Agway Galway New York Corner East Main and Church St. Amsterdam Phone VI 3-1000 Burt s JFinhjrrs North Street, Galway Specializing in the Design of Wedding, Prom, and Funeral Bouquets We Deliver to All Area Hospitals Phone JERRY and SALLY 882-1051 Galway, N. Y. VASEL’S GROCERY Groceries - Goodyear Tires - Live Bait Lubrication - Sporting Goods VASEL’S GULF AND ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT Outdoor Products Junction Fish House Rd. 883-3259 Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer is a Good Man to Know 882-9414 Rd. 1 Why Ride Around With a Shaggy Mane? Trot Over to GEORGE’S GULF SERVICE GALWAY BARBER SHOP Galway, N. Y. Phone: 882-9988 BOB’S TREES Route 147 on West Street for a Blue Ribbon Grooming. STEAD SONS LBR. Christmas and Nursery Stock Galway - West Galway Road Homelite Chain Saw Sales RD 1 Galway, N.Y. 12074 Phones 882-9455 882-6591 842-2419 CHEVROLET 1868 Your Friendly Chevy Dealer TESIERO E. TESIERO 106 Guy Park Amsterdam, New York Phone - VI 2-7100 All Made Exclusively from Better Meats J. MARTINEC PACKING-COMPANY Since 1914 Sausage Frankfurters Bologna Ham Bacon Sacandaga Road Scotia, New York Phone FR 4-3385 Congratulations Class of 71 l i Account W ith One Office Is an Account W ith All Offices SCOTIA Mohawk Ave. at Ten Broeck NISKAYUNA Balltown Rd. at Nott St. GLENVILLE Saratoga Rd. at Glenridge COLONIE Central Ave. at Killean Park GUILDER LAND - WESTMERE Earner Rd. at Western Ave. Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of GEO. A. WHEELER, INC. Builder and Developer Phones 371-5266 882-6496 Galway, N. Y. Your Best Prices Plus Service Your Hoover Warranty Dealer SALISBURY CHEVROLET WEBSTER’S VACUUM CLEANER SALES SERVICE 175 Freeman's Bridge Road Route 50 Scotia, N. Y. Phone: 372-5431 Compliments of Hoover Products Eureka Sales Service Maytag Deal er H. F. TIMMERMAN INS. AGENCY Main Road Phone N. Broadalbin, N. Y. 883-3395 12025 Scotia, New York Compliments of THOMAS’ VARIETY STORE La MONT’S 882-1880 Galway, N. Y. ABE and LOU LaMONT Props. Compliments of Open Year 'Round GEORGE BE TOR Route 29 Galway, New York BETOR’S DEPT. STORE Ballston Spa New York MORRISON PUTMAN THE CRAFT STUDIO 40 Wall St. Amsterdam, N. Y. - Your Music Headquarters - Pianos - Organs Private Band Instruments and Sales - Rentals Group Lessons Compliments of ALPIN HAUS SKI SHOP Accessories for the Home Gifts for All Occasions Clothes, Handbags, Jewelry Amsterdam, New York Open 10-9 Tues. and Fri. 10-5 Wed., Thur., Sat- For the Beautiful Bride and All Her Wedding Party, It's a Brides World At the Area's Loveliest Shop •Accessories . IW VV • Flower Girl . V • Formals .' • Lodge gowns • at ' ' £ M JENNIFERS BRIDAL SHOP Amsterdam • Cocktails • Mothers • Bridesmaids • Shoes BROTHER’S RESTAURANT - Fine Foods - Specializing Weddings - Banquets - Showers RD 4 Amsterdam New York Phone 842-5313 ARTIC SALES SERVICE Motorized Sport, Lawn and Garden Equipment Small Engine Repair Phone 882-6648 Better Groceries at Congratulations to the Seniors From DE GRAFF TREE SERVICE DENISON’S Phone TU 2-1811 Galway, New York Power Stump Removal Dangerous Trees Removed by Crane Crane Service 882-6191 Fully Insured Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1971 Compliments of Membership GALWAY FISH GAME CLUB, INC. Galway, New York MARKET HILL DRY CLEANERS 133 Market Street VI 2-2331 Amsterdam, New York Tuxedos; Red, Blue, Burgundy Gold and White Dinner Jackets Complete for All Occasions EDWARD COTUGNO, Prop. Congratulations to Graduating Class of '71 We offer a free checking account to all graduates for one year MONTGOMERY COUNTY TRUST COMPANY 6 Market Street Amsterdam, New York Member FDIC A Gift for This Year's Graduates . . . Free Checking Account Services You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. How? you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you've spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you've paid. THE BANK NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY COLONIAL INN For Distinctive Dining Galway, New York Memorable Weddings and Banquets Special Dinners CHARLOTTE and DICK STOKNA Your Hosts Home of Distinctive Dining c R RESTAURANT CHARLES and RUTH QUINLAN, Prop. Phone TU 2-9995 Rt. 29 Galway, New York CHUCK’S STORE The Little Store With Many Items CHUCK and RUTH QUINLAN - Props. Phone TU 2-9992 Galway, New York STEINER’S SAFEMARK TIRES BATTERIES Where you bought your wallpaper For Farm Bureau Members at Down to Earth Prices Ballston Spa New York GEOFFREY J. BARNES SR. Service Agent R. D. 1 Finley Rd. Phone Ballston Spa, N. Y. 885-9340 AL GAURA PASTORE PHARMACY Backhoe Work, Forging, and Welding Drugs - Cosmetics - Prescriptions Box 235 Phone Parkis Mills Rd. 882-7808 303 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone: 885-5253 Tomorrow Is in Today's Recorder JVmstcrbam fitting I Venner Road, Amsterdam, N.Y. To the Graduates of 1971 During this time of economic strife and confusion, it is increasingly more important for us to turn to an institution that we can rely on in our money matters. Throughout the years young people have been able to turn to the BALLSTON SPA NATIONAL BANK for college loans and other types of service. Before and after your graduation, see how BALLSTON SPA NATIONAL BANK can ease your financial troubles. A Full Service Bank 87 Front St. Ballston Spa, N. Y. also Route 50 Burnt Hills 885-6711 399-8444 Phone Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HAPPY ACRES CURTIS LUMBER COMPANY INC. Gload's Groceries and Beer Amusements Boat Launching - Daily and Seasonal Rates R. D. 2 Ballston Spa New York Open May 1st to Labor Day DELUXE CLEANERS TAILORS GEORGE’S MUSIC STORE Men's Formal Wear Rental Service 189 Market Street Amsterdam, New York VI 2-5560 509 State Street Phone: Schenectady, N. Y. FR 4-5921 Congratulations to Class of '71 Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of GALWAY P.T.A. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1971 M. N. WOLFE GENERAL STORE East Galway Tel. 882-6623 J. B. AUTO Compliments of STREEVER AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Ballston Spa New York EVERETT B. VAUGHN Congratulations to the Seniors of 1971 CHRYSLER CORPORATION Plymouth • Dodge • Chrysler • Imperial Imperial, Chrysler Plymouth, Valiant H. T. BAUMGARTNER AGENCY General Insurance Phone 24 Low Street TU 5-5000 Ballston Spa, N. Y. GLENDALE HOTEL 99 Guy Park Avenue Amsterdam, N. Y. HOWARD and LOUISE DENISON Dinners - Lunches - Rooms Legal Beverages - Soda - Ice Cream Gas - Oil 882-9570 VINICK’S Local Emergency or Men's Shop Distant Invalid Oxygen 842-2800 Member Amst. Auto Dirs. Assn. 514 State St. Schenectady AL BROWN AMBULANCE SERVICE Broadalbin, N. Y. N. Y. 's Permit 883-3312 No. 71 Compliments of ARLENE MELANDER’S FLORAL MORTAN’S FASHIONS BETTER Free Delivery Amsterdam's Fine Store We Wire Flowers Anywhere SCHOOL’S for Men and Boys Always a 73 East Main Street Distinctive Selection LEAGUE of Gifts Amsterdam New York Balls ton Spa YOUR DRESS RIGHT STORE N. Y. 85 E. High St. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '71 From the GALWAY TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION HOMEROOM 103 105 On Behalf of the Senior Class, much appreciation is expressed to the above people. They have put up with this year's graduates, as many other teachers have done. But . . . these are the ones where the main action circulated. Thanks for taking care of us and setting us straight where each one of us could've gone wrong. 3ln HUnmiru xif ffiebht Bimini It Kevin Simboli, a member of the U.S. Marines, was a former classmate of the '71 Seniors. Although Kevin wouldn't have graduated with us, we'd like to express our sincerest gratitude for once having him as a fellow classmate. He'll always be remembered by us and by his many friends. ‘‘Autographs “Autographs” 4 4 Autographs � '.ti L I « ■ � � 4 .Vrr. A . .4 f;