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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

The 1972 Galway Piper would like to acknowledge those school spirited people who worked so hard during the last few years and contributed toward this sign for the betterment of our Galway Central School. THANKS TO: Elementary Student Council Class of 1970 Answers Please Contestants of 1971 1 DEDICATION to MR. RICHARD GOODEMOTE Since we first started school, our choice has always been there to help us, to teach us, and to be our friend. From basketball games to Pops Concerts - he's always there cheering the students on. His unshakeable confidence and excellent coaching brought Galway a winning soccer team. With sincere thanks for his constant interest in and involvement with the students of Galway, we proudly dedicate this year's GALWAY PIPER to Mr. Richard Goodemote. 5 MR. FRANK HYDE District Principal It's hard to imagine that we are in a period of revolution in education, but as our present seniors look back through the pages of this yearbook they will recognize that education in 1971-72 was definitely a year of change. Right now we see this school year as a year of belt-tightening, a period of cutbacks and reduction of programs. But out of all of this may come a new epoch for education, introducing new methods and new techniques. The students of the Galway Central School are participating in an exciting era and this yearbook will help to remind them, in the years ahead, that they were right in the middle of it. I am confident that we will all be better citizens as a result of being enthusiastic participants during this momentous period. During the past few years discipline has become an unpopular word, but I hope that we at Galway were able to implant in you that disciplines are essential to organize society, whether it be in school or when you are out on your own. An ordered and disciplined life gives us freedom to do things we want to do. Just being alive imposes chores and forces us into certain disciplines. Unless a man has the talents and knowledge to make something of himself, freedom becomes an irksome burden. What good is freedom to choose if because of the lack of knowledge and self-discipline we become ineffectual. Never stop seeking knowledge of working toward self-discipline. Best of luck 6 MR. RICHARD LUKASIEWICZ High School Principal SEATED: Mrs. Chase, Mr. Allen, Mr. Kalinkewicz, and Mr. Hamilton. STANDING: Mr. Schweizer, Mr. Jezierski. BOARD OF EDUCA TION MR. BOUFFARD GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MR. MOTTAU ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL , OFFICE STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Lesniewski STANDING: Mrs. Armitage Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Wieland SCHOOL NURSE MRS. OLGA HAGARTY LIBRARIAN MR. SIMMONS Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Troost, Mrs. Rhodes, Mr. Davenport. ENGLISH DEPT. Mrs. Van Vranken and Mr. Gleason BUSINESS DEPT. Mr. Allen FRENCH DEPT. Mr. Simmons and Mrs. Schwarz, Mr. Fesler, Mr. Ruszczyk, Mr. Connelly. HISTOR Y DEPT. Mr. Swierzowski, Mr. Gorga, Mrs. Wert, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Barkley MUSIC DEPT. Mr. Sleeper, Miss Cervenka MA TH DEPT. Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Smith INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. Mrs. Reil, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Gorga, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Barkley SCIENCE DEPT. 10 Mrs. Suits, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Dittmann, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Paterak, Mrs. Zajaceskowski, Mrs. Sherman. CAFETERIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS L. Mattice, D. Bombard, B. Crandall, V. Wolfe, G. Kress, C. Smith, L. Tidd, J. McKenna, B. Tidd, S. Chase, T. Nadler, F. Nadler. C. Robinson, M. Thatcher, L. Michelfelder, D. Smith, L. McCrossen. CUSTODIANS 12 MRS. JOHNSON MR. RHODES MRS. CHAPIN MISS CERVENKA Each year there are so many teachers who deserve recognition for the amount of time and energy they have contributed to the students. We would just like to take a small portion of our yearbook to say thanks. These are but a few of them. 13 Super-Sub Easy! ! I like my tie! ! See my toothies! Peek a boo - Right on kids!! No frizzies today. Why'd you wake me up! SENIOR CLAS Talking about sex again, Greg? ADVISOR PRESIDENT V J ;E’ -PRES IDE H SECRETARY -TREASURER 16 OFFICERS ■'lr. Edward Gorga Wood -ff Caringi im Daley om Russo MARK ADAMKOSKI Adam” SHEILA ARMER Sheila” CHARLES ARNOLD Chuckie RICHARD ARNOLD Ricky STEVEN BACZKOWSKI Steve SANDRA BACZKOWSKI Sandy DAWN BISHOP Dawn JANICE BOBAR Janice THOMAS BRICE Tom ANDREA BROWN Brownie JEFFREY CARINGI Kink GREGG CARINGI Hippie 19 RICHARD CARR Rick” BERNARD CETNAR Beans LAN SON COLE Lance Baby HENRY CETNAR Whitey LINDA CONRAD Connie KIM DALEY Kim 20 PATRICIA DeGRAFF Par KATHRYN DENISON Kath MATTHEW DENISON Matt” DONALD FAAS -Don STANLEY DOCYK Stan 21 DANIEL FLINTON Flint FELICIA FENDENTZ Phil JEANNE FRANK Jeannie CANDACE GARRETT Candy' 22 CATHERINE GAURA Cathie ROBERT GIBBINS Bob DAVID HICKS Hicksie FREDERICK GRUNEWALD - Loren MARC HOWARD Howie” LESLIE HILL Hill EDWARD KACZMARCZYK Ed LAURIE JONES Laurie 23 JOAN KACZMARCZYK Joanie DEBORAH KOENIG ” Deb” JOAN KROHN Joan PATRICIA MALACYNSKI Patty 24 STEPHEN MILAN Chunk” ROGER MUNCHBACH Munch’ KIM MURTLOW Kim ROSE NEAHR Rose WAYNE OLSEN Oily ANTHONY PALMATEER Tony 25 RUTH PARISH Ruthie” DONALD PLUMMER Don” CLAYTON POWERS ”C. P. PATRICIA QUINLAN Quin GAY RECKNER Gay DAWN REYNOLDS Moose PHILIP RICHARDS Dizzy 26 DENNIS SCHAPERJAHN ” Rowdy DEBRA SCHIED ’’Red Rat- 27 DEBORAH STOKNA Deb” KEVIN UHLINGER Kev Uhlie PATRICIA WHEELER Patti’ MELINDA WILKINS Mel RANDY WOLFE Wolfey KATHLEEN WYSZOMIRSKI Wysz GEORGE WOOD Woody 28 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 29 ANSWERS PLEASE SEATED: John Sutton, Patti Wheeler, Gregory Schaaf. STANDING: Tony Wallace, Advisor: Mr, Rhodes, Clayton Powers. You dirty dog! How sweet it is ! ! On April 3, 10, and 17, 1971, the Answers Please team, representing Galway Central High, played on WRGB, winning all three games and retiring from the program as undefeated champions. West Canada Valley, a high school somewhat larger than Galway, lost by a score of 60 to 270 in an attempt to win the title of 3 time champ (previously beating Cairo and Perth). Next came Roscoe Central, a much smaller school than Galway. They too were defeated by a score of 150 to 290. Finally, the third game against St. Fteters of Saratoga (approximately the same size as us) was won with the score reading 170 to 280, earning Galway the title of undefeated champs. A plaque in our school now displays the team's accomplishments along with the sign out in front which the money won helped pay for. 31 CLASS I, Mark Adamkoski, leave my shyness to Paul LoSasso. I, Sheila Aimer, leave my typing and steno abilities to my brothers Art and Dennis and I also leave them to an English class with Mrs. Hammond. I, Charles Arnold, leave my little brother to carry on the tradition of calling Mrs. Wert Grandma and a subscription of PLAYBOY for the next year kids on the BOCES bus. I, Richard Arnold, leave Linda Lundquist a year subscription of PLAYBOY. I, Sandy Baczkowski, leave Galway for Wedding Bells, with one less smile that should be given to Peggy Cuckoo to use in any emergencies! I, Steve Baczkowski, leave Galway Central with a lot of friends and Kevin Grupe to take care of all the girls I leave behind. I, Dawn Bishop, leave Mr. Connelly without my teasing and my nursing ability to Linda and Sharon. They'll need it! I, Janice Bobar, leave my quiet and shy ways to anyone who is crazy enough to take them. L Tom Brice, leave ... quietly. I, Andrea Brown, leave Galway still ruining the English language. I, Gregg Caringi, leave 4 cases of broken drumsticks to Larry Burnett; l dozen bass drum heads to Paul Vidulich; and finally Galway with thanks that I stayed in school. I, Jeff Caringi, leave my love to Laurie and my frizzies to Mr. Luke. I, Richard Carr, leave Max and the simple things in life to Dave McCane and two cans of beer to Kelly's mailbox. I, Bernard Cetnar, leave Galway. I, Henry Cetnar, leave Galway as fast as I can. I Lance Cole, leave to Mr. Bouffard my collection of college catalogues to help anyone who can use them. I, Lynda Conrad, leave my abilities and personality (Ha) to my brother Danny. Use them wisely Fanny! I, Kim Daley, leave Mr. Gorga 1, 000 fence posts hoping he will have the grace to hit at least one of them with his BIG GREEN TRUCK. I, Patty DeGraff, leave my slightly used chemistry notes to anyone who can read them. I, Kathy Denison, leave Mr. Connelly and a rough history class to my brother Ralph; and the parking space to Debbie Cwiakala. I, Matthew Denison, leave my mustache to Mr. Allen and all my back issues of Mad Magazine to Mr. Stangle. I, P.at DiLeva, leave Dennis Numbers my siphon hose ... I, Stan Docyk, leave Mr. Connelly a thank you for all the help and knowledge he has given me, along with one large cue card with GROW written on it. I, Donald Faas, leave my restriction to Fred Lawrence. I, Felicia Fendentz, leave Mrs. Hammond's fun-packed English class, (right boys and girls); Mr. Connelly 100 pennies; Mis. Johnson still trying to find a book that will hold my interest; Mr. Gleason who taught me what kind of jokes to tell in the future; and Gay Neahr with all my athletic abilities. (She'll need them!) I, Dan Flinton, leave with the dream that the world will someday live in peace. I, Jeanne Frank, leave saying to Mr. Swiz, But I like sitting in the back, and my gum snapping ability to anyone who likes getting dirty looks from the teachers. I, Candy Garrett, leave Galway, thanking Mr. Swiz for all his kindness and helpful advice hidden within his sarcastic remarks! I, Cathie Gaura, leave George Bates two six-packs of empty beer bottles and Mr. Swiz wondering what happened to that piece of banana bread. I, Bob Gibbins, leave with Jen; and Mrs. Hammond to my brother Pat, for something to look forward to. I, Loren Grunewald, leave Otie-pooh in peace, and my study habits to anyone who wants them. I, David Hicks, leave a glass of water to all the flowers in Galway. I, Leslie Hill, leave my intelligence and know-how about Business Math to Mr. Gleason. You need it Mr. Gleason! I, Marc Howard, leave the school,- peace; my friends, love; and Mr. Connelly, my basketball sneakers. I, Laurie Jones, leave Mary Parish a quiet library 2nd period. I, Ed Kaczmarczyk, leave all of Jackson Summit to Mr. Bouffard when the Southern Zone opens for deer next fall. I, Joan Kaczmarczyk, leave with no sighs of regret. 32 WILLS I, Debbie Koenig, leave Mr. Gorga with no babysitter, and never forgetting to put ”x=” in front of the quadratic equation; and Mr. Bouffard finally in peace. I, Joan Krohn, leave Mr. Gleason one unused typewriter during first period; Mr. Simmons a quiet library; and the next cashier at the mercy of Jerry Bishop and Art Armer. I, Patty Malacynski, leave Mr. Sutton three broken test tubes; Mr. Ruszczyk with a St. Christopher’s medal; Mr. Dickinson an apple and all the other teachers in peace. (Right Mr. Gorga!) I, Mark McCartney, leave Mr. Sleeper 23 pumpkins in excellent condition; the famous name GADABOUT to Jim Mattice; and Galway, with only my red Chevelle to keep me warm. I, John Mechanick, leave my brand new '63 Chevy to Mr. Gorga. I, Steve Milan, leave Mrs. Hammond my ability to sleep in class. I, Roger Munchbach, leave Mr. Gorga with a big smile and a little less noise when the bell rings. I, Kim Murtlow, leave all my bodily injuries in gym to Melody Kalinkewicz; and sadly without Jeff; and missing Mr. Gleason. I, Rose Neahr, leave my shy and quiet personality to Pam Ainsworth and my good looks to Peggy Cuckoo who sure needs them. I, Wayne Olsen, leave evidence of my artistic ability all over the school grounds. I, John Palmateer, leave Barry to all the girls; and Barbara alone in study hall. I, Ruth Parish, leave my shy, quiet, and unassuming ways to my sister ... who needs them. I, Donald Plummer, leave the teachers of Galway in Peace. I, Clayton Powers, leave my massive ability in French to Mr. Allen; my tailing skills to Mr. Swiz; my oratory to Mr. Connelly; and my marvelous moves to Stanley. I, Pat Quinlan, leave Mr. Swiz a LARGE packet of paper for all other students who may ask, Do we need our own paper!? Mr. Sutton wondering how even I defied the law of gravity; and my thanks and love to MOM. I, Gay Reckner, leave gym class gladly and health class sadly. I, Dawn Reynolds, leave my teachers with one less problem and two more on the way. I, Philip Richards, leave nothing. I, Tom Russo, leave Mr. Sleeper with a brand new Selmer Mark VI loaded up with chewing gum. I, Jennifer Salisbury, leave with Bob, and Mrs. Chapin to my sister Patty. I, Dennis Schaperjahn, leave my speed to Mike Barkley and my name, The Hustler to anyone who can fill it. I, Deb Schied, leave a deck of cards to Dave B.; a cup of coffee to a friend of Mr. Stangle's; and my red-hair to Mr. Connelly. I, Joyce Shepard, leave Kacz and Red Rat 1 1 2 empty bottles of Ginger Ale to remember Sebastian by; a pair of blinders to little Bernardo ; and to Mr. Mealy, my sweet little blush! I, Richard Smith, leave Mr. Connelly one open spot on Galway's non-existant football team; and looking for someone else for a punching bag next year. (Maybe my brother.) I, Penny Sowle, leave on horseback. 1, Debbie Stokna, leave Mr. Connelly a life's supply of V8 Juice to help him climb out of that rut. I, Kevin Uhlinger, leave Galway without any broken bones at present and still a little wet behing the ears, because, SOMEONE HOCKED MY TOWai I, Patty Wheeler, leave Mr. Bouffard one copy of Barron's version of the bible ; Robbie Clifford, a full octave of notes; and Mr. Simmons still calling me Gloria. I, Melinda Wilkins, leave Miss Cervenka two things; 1) a jar of olives, (in case she goes to anymore church banquets), and 2) a sincere appreciation for her understanding and friendship. Thanks Mom! I, Randy Wolfe, leave Mr. Stangle in peace (taking the other half with me); Mr. Sleeper still wondering if it IS possible to carry 23 pumpkins on a motorcycle; what’s left of my Triumph to Cowpers, and Cheryl sad and lonely. I, Jeff Wood, leave John Schied my weight lifting ability and Mr. Connelly still saying, Get Tough Wood! I, Kathy Wyszomirski, leave my naturally blond hair to anyone with a bottle; plus my last name to anyone who can spell it. 33 CLASS The year - 1982. The place - the booming megatropolis of East Galway, better known as the Hollywood of the East. The occasion - The premier of the most talked about film to hit the screen since The Summer of 42 - The Winter of ’72! !! STEVE BACZKOWSKI and his wife, the former FELICIA FENDENTZ, are the first to arrive in their rented VW (chauffered by DAN FLINTON). They are wearing the biggest thing to hit the fashion world yet - the Chinchilla Couple Coat (for that together look) - raised by LAURIE JONES and styled by CATHY GAURA. KIM DALEY, Editor of The Galway Daley, has made sure that the paper's best photographers and reporters are covering this important event. DEBBIE SCHIED and RANDY WOLFE (who both claim they know how a camera works) are busy snapping pictures of the famous authoress who wrote the book which The Winter of '72 is based on, CANDY GARRETT. At her side is producer JEFF Kink CARINGI who keeps muttering, Well Motor-Mouth, you finally did something right. MARC HOWARD, DEBBIE KOENIG, and ROGER MUNCHBACH are, meanwhile, trying to get an exclusive interview with the newly appointed, playboy Supreme Court Judge, STAN DOCYK, who is surrounded by his harem - er, his secretarial staff - SHEILA ARMER, JOYCE SHEPARD, KATHY DENISON, JOAN KROHN, GAY RECKNER, and ROSE NEAHR (his private stenographer). MATT DENISON, WAYNE OLSEN, and STEVE MILAN, on their choppers, are trying to make room for Miss MELINDA WILKINS, the Queen of Broadway, now in her 10th year of Camelot, as she and her court - the famous Polish hair stylist SANDY BACZKOWSKI, publicity specialist, LYNDA CONRAD, and PAT QUINLAN, general manager. Oh no! Melinda's 50 foot, custom designed limousine (designed and cared for by JOHN MECHANICK) has just been crashed into by an enthusiastic fan on roller skates. Who is it, but LOREN GRUNEWALD, the first American to win a gold medal in the Olympics for skating uphill! Thank heavens for Trooper MARK McCARTNEY who has been able to restrain the crowd. Here to save the day is the nursing team of DAWN BISHOP, JANICE BOBAR, and PATTY DeGRAFF who quickly revive Loren. Inside the theater, we find CLAYTON POWERS, the biggest lawyer around, in a heated discussion over the price of bananas in West Outer Mongolia with the ARNOLD brothers, CHUCK and RICK, who have become an udder success in the dairy business. Nearby, the frustrated artist (who still haunts the Skidmore campus) LANCE COLE is trying to trade one of his paintings for something to eat at PHIL RICHARDS' and DAVE HICKS’s popcorn stand. Yeah Woody! I am the President! PROPHECY In another part of the theater, DAWN REYNOLDS, Saratoga's only woman jockey, is asking her trainers, PENNY SOWLE and KIM MURTLOW, if she should accept the CETNAR BROTHERS’ challenge, and race against their three-wheel truck. Horse racing expert, DEBBIE STOKNA, says she's pretty sure that Dawn is a safe bet, so PAT DiLEVA starts taking them. Dr. JOAN KACZMARCZYK and Dr. PATTI WHEELER are discussing the possibility of combining their medical knowledge, in hopes of finding a cure for neurotic red rats. MARK ADAMKOSKI, the renowned ecologist, insists that his project for saving the Flambozian gutter snake from extinction would, in the long run, make the world a nicer place to live in. Suddenly, KATHI WYSZOMIRSKI comes running in with the latest news flash. The Barkersville Symphony Orchestra, of which RUTH PARISH, GREGG-CARINGI, TOM RUSSO, and TOM BRICE are members, has been hijacked on its way back from a concert tour in Pango Pango. The hijacker? None other than the stewardess, ANDREA BROWN. What’s going on at the main entrance? Why, it's Galway’s own Thoreau, KEVIN UHLINGER, who has come out of seclusion for this world premier. Immediately, singing star, JEFF WOOD, rushes over to his almost forgotten friend, and with tears in his eyes, starts reminiscing about the ’’good old days.” At this, JENNIFER SALISBURY, who has never forgotten or forgiven her old nickname. The Beast, stalks off. Completely unaware of the excitement, JEANNE FRANK and PATTY MALACYNSKI continue their conversation on the dangers faced in the first grade classroom. DENNIS SCHAPERJAHN, still horsing around, suggests that if children were properly shod, there wouldn’t be any kick-back. The last to arrive are the inventors of the apple milkshake, RICK SMITH and RICK CARR. They are followed in by the international playboys DON PLUMMER, LESLIE HILL, and JOHN PALMATEER. The lights start flickering; time for everyone to be seated. Ushers ED KACZMARCZYK, BOB GIBBINS, and DON FAAS help the few stragglers to their seats, and just in time. There is a hush as Big Ed's room flashes on the screen, along with memories of The Winter of '72. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Pat Quinlan and Jeff Wood MOST SHY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Candy Garrett and Stan Docyk TEACHER'S PESTS Jeanne Frank and Mark Adamkoski MOST TALKATIVE Pat Wheeler and Clayton Powers 36 Felicia Fendentz and Gregg Caringi NICEST PERSONALITY Andrea Brown and Steve Baczkowski F A I V T O E R S CLASS CLOWNS Lynda Conrad and Jeff Wood CLASS FLIRTS $ Deb Schied and Jeff Caringi MOST ATHLETIC Kim Daley and Kevin Uhlinger FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN r Jim Mattice and Sharyn Gerardi CHAIRMAN: Pat Quinlan COURT AND ESCOURTS: Andrea Brown, Pat DiLeva, Linda Conrad, Larry Casteil, Shiela Armer, Hal Mathias, Kathy and Mike, Joyce A TIME 38 Shepard, Jim Bernard, Felicia Fendentz, Steve Baczkowski, Kim Daley, Kevin Uhlinger. FOR US QUEEN’S DANCE 39 MARK ADAMKOWSKI Chorus 4 Ecology 4 One Act Play 4 SHEILA ARMER Band 1-4 Chansonettes 1-4 Sec. 3 Cheering 1-3 Chorus 1-4 Class Treas. 3 GAA 1-4 Basketball 2,3 Hockey 2-4 Gymnastics 1-4 One Act Play 3 Queen’s Court 3 Varsity 3-4 Sec.-Treas. 3,4 Yearbook 1,2 CHARLES ARNOLD One Act Play 2 B.O.C.E.S. RICHARD ARNOLD B.O.C.E.S. SANDRA BACZKOWSKI Band 1-4 Chansonettes 1,2 Chorus 1, 2 B.O.C.E.S. STEVEN BACZKOWSKI Chorus 1-3 Gymnastics 1-4 DAWN BISHOP Future Nurses 1,2 B.O.C.E.S. JANICE BOBAR All County 1,3 Chansonettes 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Ecology 4 Future Nurses 1-4 THOMAS BRICE One Act Play 3 ANDREA BROWN Chansonettes 4 Cheering 3,4 Chorus 1-4 Sec. 4 Drama 2-4 GAA 1-4 Sec. 3 Pres. 4 Basketball 2-4 Hockey 2-4 Gymnastics 1-4 Queen's Court 3 Varsity 4 Yearbook 2-4 GREGG CARINGI Journalism 4 Pres. Student Council 4 JEFFREY CARINGI All County 1,3 Band 1-4 Vice-Pres. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Pep Band 3 Ecology 4 Photography 2,3 Yearbook 2 RICHARD CARR B.O.C.E.S. KATHRYN DENISON Future Nurses 1,2 Journalism 1-4 Yearbook 1-4 MATTHEW DENISON All County 1 Band 1-4 Manager 4 Pep Band 2-4 Gymnastics 2 One Act Play 4 PATRICK DiLEVA Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2 Gymnastics 3,4 Soccer 4 Varsity 3,4 STANLEY DOCYK All County 1-3 Basketball 2-4 Boys’ State 3 Troubadours 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Class Pres. 1 One Act Play 2 Ecology 4 Little Red School House 1-3 NHS 3,4 Photography 2-4 Varsity 1-4 Yearbook 2-4 DONALD FAAS Transfer from Scotia B.O.C.E.S. FELICIA FENDENTZ Chorus 1,2 GAA 2,4 Basketball 4 Hockey 4 Gymnastics 1-4 Tapestry 3 Queen's Court 3 CANDACE GARRETT All County 3 AFS 1 Chansonettes 4 Cheering 4 Chorus 1-4 Treas. 2-4 Class Sec. 2 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Drama 1-4 Ecology 3 FTA 1,2 Journalism 2-4 Sec. 2,4 News Ed. 4. Little Red School House 3 NHS 2-4 One Act Play 2-4 Student Council 1-3 Sec. 2,3 Varsity 4 Yearbook 1-4 Exec. Staff 3 CATHERINE GAURA Chorus 1-4 Ecology 4 Future Nurses 1-4 Treas. 1 Pres. 4 GAA 1-4 Basketball Manager 3,4 Hockey 2-4 Gymnastics 1-4 Yearbook 3,4 BERNARD CETNAR HENRY CETNAR Drama 3 Gymnastics 1,2 One Act Play 3 LANSON COLE Ecology 4 Tapestry 3 LYNDA CONRAD Chorus 1-3 GAA 1-3 Basketball 3 Hockey 2,3 Queen's Court 3 Yearbook 3,4 KIM DALEY All County 1,3 AFS 1,3 Chansonettes 1- 4 Treas. 3 Cheering 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Sec. 3 Class Treas. 1 Class Sec. 3,4 Drama 4 Treas. 4 Ecology 4 FTA 1-4 GAA 1-4 Sec. 4 Basketball 2- 4 Hockey 2-4 Journalism 2-4 Sports Ed. 3,4 Gymnastics 1-4 Little Red School House 1 One Act Play 2-4 Queen's Court 3 U.N. Club 1 Varsity 1-4 Yearbook 1-4 Ed.-in-Chief 4 NHS 2-4 PATRICIA DeGRAFF Band 1-3 Chorus 1-4 Future Nurses 2,3 Treas. 2 Vice-Pres. 3 GAA 2 Journalism 1-4 Treas. 3 Yearbook 3 ROBERT GIBBINS Gymnastics 1,2,4 FREDERICK L. GRUNEWALD All County 3,4 Band 1-4 Boys'State 3 Baseball 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Cross Country 2-4 Ecology 3,4 NHS 3,4 One Act Play 4 Photography 2-4 U.N. Club 2,3 Varsity 2-4 Yearbook 3 Pep Band 1-4 DAVID HICKS LESLIE HILL Chorus 1 MARC HOWARD All County 1-3 Band 1-4 Basketball 3,4 Troubadours 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Ecology 3,4 Pres. 4 One Act Play 2-4 Journalism 3 Varsity 3,4 LAURIE JONES Future Nurses 1-4 Sec. 1 EDWARD KACZMARCZYK JOAN KACZMARCZYK Band 1-4 Chorus 3 Pep Band 2,4 Ecology 4 40 DANIEL FLINTON JEANNE FRANK Ecology 4 Journalism 4 DEBORAH KOENIG Chorus 1-4 Drama 2-4 Ecology 4 GAA 1 Journalism 1-4 Art Ed. 4 Gymnastics 1 One Act Play 2,4 Yearbook 1-4 Art Ed. 4 JOAN KROHN Future Nurses 1-4 Sec. 2 Pres. 3 Sec.-Treas. 4 Journalism 3 PATRICIA MALACYNSKI Ecology 4 FTA 1-4 Pres. 4 Yearbook 4 MARK McCARTNEY Band 1-3 Baseball 2-4 Soccer 1 Varsity 2-4 Yearbook 2-4 JOHN MECHANICK Chorus 3,4 FTA 1 Gymnastics 2-4 STEVEN MILAN ROGER MUNCHBACH Baseball 3 Basketball Manager 2-4 Chorus 2-4 Gymnastics 2 One Act Play 4 Soccet 4 Manager 2, 3 Varsity 2-4 KIM MURTLOW Chorus 1-4 GAA 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Hockey 2,4 ROSE NEAHR Chansonettes 1-3 Cheering 2 Chorus 1-4 GAA 1 Gymnastics 1,2 WAYNE OLSEN Band 1-4 Gymnastics 1-4 Soccer 1-4 Varsity 3,4 JOHN PALMATEER B.O.C.E.S. RUTH PARISH Transfer from Burnt Hills All County 3,4 Chansonettes 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Drama 3.4 Ecology 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Journalism 4 DONALD PLUMMER B.O.C.E.S. DENNIS SCHAPERJAHN Transfer from Guilderland Baseball 3,4 Troubadours 4 Chorus 4 Gymnastics 3.4 Soccer3,4 Varsity 3,4 DEBRA SCHIED Transfer from Ballston All County 3 Chorus 3,4 Drama 3,4 Ecology 4 GAA 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Journalism 3,4 One Act Play 4 Vice-Pres. Student Council 4 JOYCE SHEPARD All County 2,3 Chansonettes 1-3 Chorus 1-3 Drama 1-3 Ecology 4 FTA 1-3 Vice-Pres. 3 GAA 1-4 Basketball 3 Hockey 2,4 Journalism 1-4 Production Ed. 4 Gymnastics 1-4 One Act Play 4 Queen's Court 3 Yearbook 1-4 Copy Ed. 4 RICHARD SMITH Basketball 2,3 PENNY SOWLE DEBORAH STOKNA Chorus 1-3 FTA 1,2 GAA 1-3 Golf 1 Varsity 1-4 Yearbook 1-3 Ski Club 1,2 Pres. 1,2 KEVIN UHLINGER All County 3,4 All State 4 Band 1-4 Baseball 2-4 Basketball 3,4 Troubadours 3.4 Chorus 3, 4 Ecology 3,4 Photography 2,3 Soccer 1-4 U.N. Club 1,2 Varsity 2-4 Vice-Pres. 4 PATRICIA WHEELER All County 1-4 All State 4 Answers Please 3 AFS 1 Band 1-4 Chansonettes 4 Chorus 2-4 Drama 1-4 Sec-Treas. 2 Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Ecology 3,4 GAA 1-3 Journalism 2-4 Literary Ed. 2 Ed.-in-Chief 4 Little Red School House 1,3 NHS 3,4 One Act Play 2-4 U.N. Club 1-3 Vice-Pres. 3 Yearbook 2,4 Ads Ed 4 CLAYTON POWERS Answers Please 3 Chess 4 Ecology 4 Little Red School House 2 NHS 3,4 One Act Play 4 Varsity 3,4 PATRICIA QUINLAN All County 3 Band 1-4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Manager 4 Cheering 1-4 Captain 2,4 Chorus 1-4 Drama 3,4 Ecology 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 GAA 2-4 Basketball 3 Hockey 2-4 Journalism 3,4 Literary Ed. 4 Gymnastics 1-4 One Act Play 2-4 Varsity 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Circulation Ed. 4 GAY RECKNER DAWN REYNOLDS Chorus 2-4 PHILIP RICHARDS THOMAS RUSSO Trans. Burnt Hills Band 3,4 Class Treas. 4 JENNIFER SALISBURY MELINDA WILKINS All County 1,3 Band 1-4 Chansonettes 1-4 Pres. 3 Cheering 3,4 Captain 3 Chorus 1-4 Class Treas. 2 Drama 1-4 Sec.-Treas. 2 Ecology 3,4 GAA 1-4 Basketball 2-4 Hockey 2-4 Journalism 3,4 Gymnastics 1-4 NHS 3,4 One Act Play 2-4 Varsity 4 Yearbook 1-4 RANDY WOLFE All County 1 Band 1-4 Pres. 4 Photography 1-4 Student Council 1-3 Vice-Pres. 3 Yearbook 1-3 JEFFREY WOOD All County 1-4 Basketball 2-4 Boys' State 3 Troubadours 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Class Pres. 2-4 Ecology 4 One Act Play 4 Soccer 1-4 Varsity 2-4 -KATHLEEN WYSZOMIRSKI All County 3 Chan-soneites 1-3 Cheering 2,3 Chorus 1-3 Class Sec. 1 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Ecology 3,4 GAA 1-3 Hockey 3 Queen 3 B.O.C.E.S. 4 OUR SENIOR CLA SS AD VISOR T En route to Math class. Mr. Edward Gorga is not only a man big in body, but also a man big in heart. The four years he’s helped to guide us have been made more successful and more memorable than they would have been without him. Under his great leadership and inspiration, the Class of '72 feel we have reached the height of any class yet graduated from Galway. Thank you, Mr. Gorga. All washed up? ROW 1: C. Diggins, D. McCane, K. Kalinkewicz, M. Bender, W. Smith, M. Hatala, S. Vanyo. ROW 2: S. Cheney, L. Lundquist, M. Cuckoo, D. Cwiakala, K. Risdell, M. Fabozzi, L. Neahr, J. Panasuk, D. Cetnar, L. Bodwell, J. Estus, D. Schaperjahn. ROW 1: T. Malley, J. Hathaway, T. Blongiewicz, E. Deckard, G. Bishop, G. Sherman, J. Mattice, R. Scott. ROW 2: M. Morris, S. Quinlan, P. Pugliese, S. Gerardi, P. Cornell, B. Haskell, D. Vro-man, D. Gaudreau, D. Pickney, S. Palmateer, Mr. Sutton. ROW 1: A. Reynolds, W. Benosky, J. Lyons, K. Kalinkewicz, S. Cowper, D. Cetnar, R. Lawrence. ROW 2: Mrs. Johnson, C. Dropper, M. Spence, L. Faas, G. Neahr, A. Bombard, L. Reedy, E. Zapp, W. Lesniewski, L. Stangle, R. Scott. JUNIOR CLASS Vice-President T. MALLEY Treasurer D. BERNARD Advisor MR. SUTTON President D. CWIAKALA Secretary C. DROPPER Co-Advisor MRS. JOHNSON 47 ROW 1: J. Brooks, B. Barth, E, Zipp, B. Brice, G. Spence, G. Cwiakala, S. Gutowski, L. Jendrze-jczak. ROW 2: T. Cowper, L. Sherman, C. Watrobski, S. Truesdale, B. Ruman, D. Nelson, S. Exley, M. Vanyo, F. Brown. ROW 3: R. Clifford, P. Vidulich, R. Armer, G. Musolff, D. Numbers, R. Harblin, D. Plummer, B. Bishop, P. DeGraff. ROW 1: J. Neahr, C. Wilson, M. Chamberlin, P. Ainsworth, P. Salisbury, J. Hill, M. Reynolds, A. Bell. ROW 2; L. Michelfelder, D. Armer, T. Smith, D. Slade, M. MacLachlan, L. Brown, L. LaBahn, J. Sheehan, Mrs. Hammond. ROW 3: W. Winslow, C. Drapala, P. VanVoast, W. Rogers, D. Zipp, S. Bodwell, D. Hamilton, K. Weaver, M. Barkley. 48 ROW 1: K. Bixby, C. Bull, S. May, B. Sherman, L. Munchbach, M. Parish, C, Cetnar, B. Trzaskos. ROW 2: P. Terry, D. Paine, T. Jones, B. McKenzie, P. Klementowski, S. Lesniewski, B. Gaines, J. Palmer. ROW 3: A. Armer, T. Botsford, J. Jessop, M. Chamberlin, W. Benware, R. Denker, E. Keller, G. Bates, H. Weaver, E. Palmateer. SOPHOMORE CLASS Secretary M. PARISH President L. MICHELFELDER Vice-President b. mckenzie Co-Advisor MRS. HAMMOND Treasurer C. WATROBSKI Advisor MRS. RHODES 49 ROW 1: S. Palmateer, K. Daley, B. Manell, S. Lukasiewicz, G. Bach, D. Vroman, L. Earl, B. Howe, Mr. Swierzowski. ROW 2; T. Radigan, R. Denison, G. Kaplanowski, M. Garrick, J. Sherman, T. Monroe, T. Mechanic, P. LoSasso, T. Cowper. ROW 3; L. Burnett, G. Suits, W. Hartman, J. Baker, J. Price, W. Carr, G. Whitney, R. Zipp, D. Lachtrupp. ROW 1: K. Anderson, K. DiLeva, B. Gaudreau, C. Palmateer, C. Quinlan. M. Wyszomirski, L. Neahr, P. Barkley. ROW 2: P. Klementowski, W. Smith, R. Bilili, M. Capodiferro, J. Lane, A. Shepard, J. Millington, R. Rice, D. Conrad. ROW 3: R. Rogers, M. Petroski, R. Wilday, J. Howard, P. Diggins, J. Eaton, J. Bombard, W. Spence, D. Johndrow, C. Kissinger, D. DiDonna, B. Palmateer. 50 ROW 1: K. Reynolds, B. Carey, M. Cwiakala, C. Wood, S, McMann, D. Donnan, V. DeGraff, W. Faas, N. Palmateer. ROW 2: A. VanHall, M. Kalinkewicz, K. Bates, J. Orzolek, R. Sharpe, A. Milton, M. Sebast, F. Watrobski. ROW 3: K. Grupe, F. peGraff, B. Boerenko, R. Brown, N. Feathers, J. Scheiber, D. May, R. Gaines, R. Wolfe, W. Trzaskos. FRESHMAN CLASS Advisor MR. CONNELLY Treasurer G. GAINES President J. BAKER Vice-President D. LACHTRUPP Secretary C. WOOD 51 Please, no more fanning!!! 1 am beautiful!! Here I am. 52 If looks could kill. It’s in the bag, man!! Blah!! What is it?? A foghorn? Here comes the firing squad. Now, let's see what trouble I can get into. 53 Watch it, full moon tonight!! E I G H T H ROW 1: M. Pompay, S. Petroski, A. Ruman, K. Grunewald, C. Palmateer, K. Clifford, T. Eaton, J. Toal. ROW 2: M. Palmer, M. Bishop, H. Kimball, S. Simboli, C. Koenig, R. Armer, M. Sivik, Mr. Davenport. ROW 3: T. Flinton, T. Smith, J. Dropper, D. DeRidder, P. Reimer, G. Wallace, S. Bots-ford. J. Batsholts. 1: L. Wells, J. Hunter, E. Buck, B. Gload, R. Harblin, P. Lawrence, R. Cempe, J. Fitzgerald. ROW 2: I. Thompson. V. Nichols, P. Olendorf, D. Pikul, C. Boedecker, D. Munchbach, T. Richards, I. Benware, E. Wilson. ROW 3: P. Olsen, W. Denker, S. Truesdale, G. Baczkowski, R. Woltman, D. Sivik, G. Eaton, K. Smith, D. Luke, A. Gaura, T. Palmateer. 54 ROW 1; S. Bixby, D. Seelow, C. Olsen, S. Exley, K. Shoutis, D. Schaperjahn, L. Howard, D. Pang-bum. ROW 2: T. Jendrzejczak, J. Pickney, P. Sowle, S. Morris, L. Welch, R. Arnold, D. Doepel, K. Wilkins, D. Williams, M. Palmateer. ROW 3: J. DeGraff, T. Reynolds, J. Vroman, E. Schmidt, D. Bates, E. Chase, M. Trinka, J. Fitzgerald, E. Winslow, W. Carey. (. B 55 ROW 1; R. Hoffam, C. Donnan, T. Pauze, C. Cwiakala, L. DeRidder, L. Wilkes, M. Hall, W. May, D. Johndrow. ROW 2: K. Morrison, K. Zapp, S. Reckner, C. Galusha, M, Patience, T. Sickler, W, Palmer, S. McChesney, Mrs. Troost. ROW 3: G. Bodwell, V. Wetmore, A. Jezierski, P. Gibbins, W. Sherman, R. Stangle, C. DiDonna, R. Winslow, W. Palmateer. ROW 1: B. Cetnar, D. Garrett, S. Clifford, J. Arnold, D. Brown, C. Lukasiewicz, M. Tretiak, G. Pet-roski, R. Kuebler. ROW 2: D. Landreville, J. Carey, D. Daley, T. Gundersen, K. Baker, E. Chase, J. Schied, K. Andersen, Mrs. Wert. ROW 3; J. Germain, P. Wieland, R. Sowle, F. Tokarowski, M. Wilkins, L. Santelli, D. Stokna, P. Sherman, B. Plummer. ROW 1: M. Thomas, K. Andersen, S. Olendorf, M. VanVoast, S. Stanton, C. Larrabee, E. Loveless, W. Sharpe. ROW 2; B. O'Neil, M. Neahr, R. Zanella, J. Price, T. Smith, M. Rogers, I. Cole, K. Brazee, P. Lyons. ROW 3: C. Butler, D. McConchie, M. Wilson, R. Zipp, R. Reynolds, R. Pugliese, R. Gload. ROW 1: B. Nichols, B. Murtlow, L. Denison, L. Radigan, A. Farrell, W. Grown, D. Szurek, D. Lach-trupp, K. Wallace, L. Manell. ROW 2: D. Carey, D. Frederick, L. VanHall, C. Wielt, E. Sickler, W. Milton, D. O'Neil. ROW 3: D. Denison, M. Weise, P. Lamb, R. O’Bryan, M. Risdell, A. Thimm, D. Numbers, ]. Orzolek, J. Collins. ROW 1; T. Palmateer, R. Carr, J. Lyons, C. Arnold, T. Blongiewicz, R. Arnold, P. Olsen, J. Howard, J. Bishop. ROW 2: D. Pikul, S. Vanyo, S. Baczkowski, J. Weaver, P. Cuckoo, D. Bishop, S. May, D. Cetnar, D. Vroman, L. Stangle, H. Rose, R. Minshall, D. Grabo. ROW 3: J. Spooner, D. Plummer. ABSENT: L. Lundquist, R. Lawrence, K. Wyszomirski. BOCES 58 Hello There!! SX • : Boo on next class. I feel sick. 7th Heavenlies Very interesting. Leave me alone girls!! Keep off the grass!! 61 Kevin Uhlinger Co-Captains Jimmy Mattice Coach Goodemote Statue of Munchbach !!! SOCCER ROW ONE: D. McCane, R. Munchbach, K. Kalinkewicz, R. Wolfe, K. Uhlinger, M. Barkley, G. Sherman. ROW TWO: K. Kalinkewicz, J. Baker, F. Brown, D. Armer, D. Johndrow, M. Garrick, B. Hartman, T. Cowper, B. Benware, R. Scott. ROW THREE: Mr. Goodemote, G. Kaplanowski, D. Numbers, P. DiLeva, W. Olsen, D. Schaperjahn, L. Michelfelder, J. Mattice, D. Nelson, J. Wood. Allen Jezierski, John Baker, Dale May SCORE KEEPERS GALWAY Down! Not out fella ! 3 MAYFIELD 0 0 ST. JOHNSVILLE 2 2 GLOVERSVILLE 0 4 AMSTERDAM 1 2 NORTHV1LLE 1 2 MAYFIELD 2 1 SARATOGA (NL) 0 1 ST. JOHNSVILLE 5 3 GLOVERSVILLE 0 5 AMSTERDAM 1 0 NORTHVILLE 1 SECTIONALS 5 WATERFORD 3 0 VOORHEESVILLE 2 STAN DOCYK JEFF WOOD MARC HOWARD VARSITY JIM MATTICE KEVIN UHLINGER TERRY MALLEY MIKE HAT ALA BASKETBALL KENT KALINKEWICZ BILL LESNIEWSKI KEITH KALINKEWICZ BRIAN JONES 65 Sandra Lesniewski, Randy Wolfe, Joan Estus SCOREKEEPERS Hai Karate! 66 Captain, Stan Docykj Coach, Mr. Gray vxRsm VARsiTy [ tlif VARSITY I «£• ROW 1: D. Johndrow, M. Barkley, D. Armer, B. Boerenko, R. Brown, J. Baker, D. Lachtrupp. ROW 2: F. Brown, L. Michelfelder, P. LoSasso, S. Bodwell, J. Price. ROW 3: Coach Smith, S. Exley, G. Kaplanowski, B. Benware, A. Shepard, D. Nelson. y What form! JUNIOR VARSITY ATLAS himself! 67 FIRST ROW: Bill Jezierski, David Neahr, Paul Munchbach, Jack Katinkewicz. SECOND ROW: Terry Malley, Loren GrunewaId, Jim Mattice, Roger Munchbach, Mark McCartney. THIRD ROW: Coach-Mr. Smith, Mike Barkley, Kevin Uhlinger, Kent Kalinkewicz, Dennis Armer. VARSITY BASEBALL 71 Galway 5 Broadalbin 2 Galway 10 Perth 5 Galway 8 Mayfield 1 Galway 2 Canajoharie 6 Galway 11 Northville 8 Galway 1 St. Johnsville 2 Galway 20 Ft. Plain 2 Galway 8 Fonda 6 Galway 7 Mayfield 4 Galway 20 Broadalbin 2 Galway 7 Perth 0 Galway 9 Northville 7 PLAYOFFS Galway 10 Mayfield 0 SECTIONALS Galway 6 Corinth 9 CHAMPIONSHIP Galway 0 St. Johnsville 1 We want our baseball gards to play with!! 68 ROW 1: D. Johndrow, D. Lachtrupp, E. Chase, J. Baker, M. Sivic. ROW 2; F. Brown, D. Numbers, D. Doepel, B. Hartman, B. Denker, S. Bodwell. ROW 3; Coach Connelly, M. Garrick, P. Losasso, R. Denker, B. Benware, G. Kaplanowski. JR. HIGH BASEBALL ’71 Galway Galway 6 Broadalbin Perth 5 Forfeit Galway 4 Northville 3 Galway 2 Mayfield 1 Galway 7 Canajoharie 5 Galway 6 Ft. Plain 5 Galway 13 Fonda 2 Galway 5 Mayfield 1 Galway 4 Broadalbin 3 Galway Galway 13 Fterth Northville 10 Forfeit Congratulations to the 1971 Jr, High baseball team for an undefeated season! We hope you'll do just as well when you go to Varsity! Smile Donnie! 69 ROW 1: D. Zipp, R. Denker, J. Price, T. Cowper. ROW 2: J. Hathaway, J. Jessop, Coach Fesler, L. Grunewald, S. Bodwell. CROSS COUNTRY Should’ve taken shorthand! SCORES League Meets Galway.................II Lost 0-1 M ayfield--------------23 Galway.................]l Won 1-1 Fonda------------— - - 43 Galway..................“ Won 2-1 Broadalbin-------------33 Galway........................Won 3-1 Northville-------------44 Galway.................15 Won 4-1 Bishop Burke-----------40 Galway.................I] Won 5-1 Canajoharie---------- - 34 Galway........................Won 6-1 Ft. Plain--------------43 Invitational Meets Three are better than two. BROADALBIN INVITATIONAL 3rd out of 9 schools MAYFIELD INVITATIONAL 4th out of 13 schools TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP MEET AT GALWAY 2nd out of 8 schools CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1971-72 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM! The Road Runner. The pain is killing me. 71 72 ANDREA BROWN KIM DALEY CANDACE GARRETT CHEERLEA DERS 73 MELINDA WILKINS SEATED: L. Grunewald, M. Morris, L. Bodwell, G. Gaines. STANDING: J. Palmer, M. Denison, J Kaczmarczyk, J. Hathaway. PEP BAND 74 MRS. STABER Cheering Advisor LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Neahr, Sharyn Gerardi, Melodie Kalinkewicz, Beth Rum an, Robin Gaines, Patty Barkley. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Patty cake, Patty cake! Come on you DUMMIES! 75 ROW ONE: K. Daley, D. Schaperjahn, F. Fendentz. ROW TWO: S. Armer, J. Shepard, K. Murtlow. ROW THREE: A. Brown, J. Estus, M. Spence. ROW FOUR: S. Palmateer, M. Fabozzi, C. Gaura. ROW FIVE: Mrs. Chapin, M. Wilkins, L. Bodwell, P. Quinlan. ROW ONE: P. Barkley, K. Wyszomirski, K. Daley. ROW TWO: C. Wood, D. Donnan, L. Jendrzejczak. ROW THREE: K. Anderson, K. Dileva, V. DeGraff. ROW FOUR: M. Capodi-ferro, R. Gaines, J. Palmer. ROW FIVE: L. LaBahn, M. Kalinkwicz, B. Ruman, R. Sharpe, S. Truesdale. HOCKEY Varsity GALWAY 0 SCOTIA 1 1 BURNT HILLS 2 4 BALLSTON 1 3 SARATOGA 1 1 NISKAYUNA 1 Jr. Varsity GALWAY 1 SCOTIA 0 2 BURNT HILLS 1 0 BALLSTON 0 1 SARATOGA 0 0 NISKAYUNA 0 Congratulations to the Junior Varsity team for placing first in the Empire league ! Hope you do as well in years to come. 76 ROW 1: C. Gaura, Scrkp.; A. Brown, F. Fendentz, K. Daley. ROW 2: C. Watrobski, L. Bodwell, B. Ruman, J. Estus, A. Bell, Mrs. Chapin, Coach; M. MacLach-lan, K. Murtlow, M. Wilkins, D. Schied. ROW 1; P. Barkley, M. Wyszomirski, K. Daley. ROW 2: L. Jendrzejczak, D. Donnan, K. DiLeva, K. Anderson, M. Kalinkewicz, R. Gaines, R. Sharpe, L. LaBahn, J. Palmer. VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Galway's Atlas! ! I’ll shave tomorrow, Coach! ! Women's Lib in Action 77 M. Sivik, E. Chase, G. Eaton, D. Lachtrupp, S. Truesdale. ROW 3; D. Doepel, R. Brown, S. Simboli. J. Bombard, R. Armer, T. Benware. ROW4: Coach Gray. D. Sebast, E. Sickler, P. iLsasso R. Watrobski, T. Mechanick. JR. GALWAY 0 ST. GREGORY 1 0 ALBANY ACC. 0 0 NORTHVILLE 1 2 MAYFIELD 2 3 ALBANY ACC. 2 1 NORTHVILLE 0 HIGH SOCCER 78 ROW 1; E. Winslow, B. Denker, P. Reimer, E. Chase, M. Sivik, S. Truesdale. ROW 2: Coach Gleason, K. Wilkins, D. Doepel, G. Eaton, T. Benware. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW 1: W, Sherman, R. Zanella, R. Pugliese, D. Daley, E. Chase. ROW 2: Coach Gleason, D. O'Neil, L. Santelli, D. Stokna. Wild, just plain wild!! 30 Stuffed again. Praying sure helps. 81 SEATED: J. Estus: Business Manager, D. Cwiakala; Layout, K. Daley: Editor-in-chief, K. Denison-Copy, J. Shepard: Copy. STANDING: J. Hathaway: Photography, P. Wheeler: Advertising, P. Quinlan: Circulation, D. Koenin: Art. EXECUTIVE STAFF 82 Advisor MR. RUSZCZYK SEATED: L. Conrad, C. Garrett, A. Brown, L. Jendrzejczak, P. Malacynski. STANDING: ROW 1; B. Trzaskos, D. Schaperjahn, B. Gaudreau, B. Palmateer, M. Chamberlin, S, Cheney, T. Botsford, L, Neahr. ROW 2: E. Zapp, M. McCartney, M. Bender, C. Gaura, M. Wilkins, S. Docyk. GALWAY PIPER STAFF 83 SEATED: C. Garrett, M. Wilkins, S. Docylc, L, Grunewald, P. Wheeler. STANDING: B. Haskell, K. Daley, S. Gerardi, D. Cwiakala. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOYS’ STATE ROW 1: D. Schied, R. Sharpe, M. Wyszomirski, S. Lesniewski, M. MacLachlan. ROW 2: J. Baker, G, Caringi, D. Numbers, J. Panasuk. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: C. Lukasiewicz, D. Lachtrupp, T. Jendrzejczak, M. Palmer, R. Harblin. STANDING: R. Reynolds, J. Schied, S. Truesdale, M. Sivik, E. Chase, Mrs. Wert, C. Cwiakala, W. Sherman, D. Denison, R. Gload. ROW 1: K. Daley, B. Ruman, B. Gaines, T. Malley, S. Docyk, M. Wilkins, C. Garrett, J. Mattice. ROW 2: J. Wood, P. Quinlan, A. Brown, J. Shepard, M. Barkley, K. Uhlinger, M. Howard, L. Grunewald, D. Stokna. ROW 3: S. Armer, G. Neahr, S. Gerardi, M. Kalinkewicz, S. Bodwell, J. Price, M. McCartney, R. Munchbach. ROW 4: W. Olsen, P. DiLeva, R. Denker, R. Zipp, D. Schaperjahn, D. Armer. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS: Vice-Pres. Kevin Uhlinger, Pres. Jeff Wood, Sec.-Treas. Sheila Armer, Advisor Mr. Mealy. 86 ROW 1: M. Chamberlin, M, Fabozzi, C. Gaura, F, Fendentz. ROW 2; L. Jendrzejczak, S. Palmateer, L. Neahr, K. Daley, w. Faas, D. Schaperjahn, C. Wood, V. DeGraff. ROW 3; S. Quinlan, K. Daley, S. Pugliese, A. Bombard, D. Donnan, S. Gerardi, B. Haskell, J. Shepard, L. LaBahn, L. Bodwell, S. Truesdale, J. Estus. ROW 4: P. Barkley, K. Anderson, P. Cornell, G. Neahr, R. Gaines, C. Watrobski. ROW 5: L. Neahr, C. Garrett, J. Palmer, M. Kalinkewicz. ROW 6: P. Quinlan, R. Sharpe, M. Wyszomirski, M. MacLachlan, B, Ruman. ROW 7; M. Wilkins, S. Lesniewski, L. Conrad, K. Murtlow, K. DeLiva, S. Armer. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Pres. Andrea Brown, Senior Rep. Felicia Fendentz, Frosh Rep. Katherine Daley, Sec. -Treas. Kim Daley, Jun. Rep. Joan Estus, Mrs. Chapin, Soph. Rep. Cheryl Watrobski.____________________________________________________________________ ROW 1: J. Palmer, R. Clifford, C. Dropper, Sec.; J. Estus, V-Pres.; P. Malacynski, Pres.; T. Bots-ford, Treas.; Mrs. Wert, Advisor. ROW 2: S. Lukasiewicz, M. Wyszomirski, A. Bell, R. Gaines, L. LaBahn, K. Bull, K. Daley, K. Daley. ROW 3: G. Gaines, T. Mechanick, A. Armer, M. Kal-inkewicz, R. Sharpe, G. Bach, P. DeGraff. FUTURE TEACHERS OF A M ERICA ) 88 MRS. WERT, Advisor A Future Teacher?! ROW 1: K. Daley, Sports Ed.; P. Quinlan, Literary Ed.; D. Koenig, Art Ed.; C. Garrett, News Ed. and Sec.-Treas.; P. Wheeler, Ed.-in-Chief; J. Shepard, Managing Ed.; D. Schied, Feature Ed.; G. Caringi. ROW 2: M. Wilkins, K. Clifford, S. Lesniewski, S. Armer, B. Haskell, G. Bach. ROW 3: P. DeGraff, K. Denison, C. Grunewald, J. Frank, L. Jones. ROW 4; Mr. Davenport, Advisor; M. Palmer, M. Howard, R. Parish, Mrs. Hammond, Advisor. FOOTPRINT STAFF Into the swing of things! 89 SEATED: S. Docyk, J. Caringi, M. Bender, R. Wolfe, J. Hathaway. STANDING: Mr. Swierzowski, W. Smith, L. Grunewald. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FUTURE NURSES ROW 1: C. Gaura, C. Olsen, T. Eaton, T. Richards, B. Gload. ROW 2: J. Bobar, P. Scott, Mrs. Hagar-ty, S. Morris, L. Jones, P. Ainsworth, J, Krohn. CHESS CLUB J. Lane, K. Clifford, K. Wilkins, W. Smith, M. Bender. SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH ROW 1: J. Arnold, D. Brown, C. Lukasiewicz, J. Fitzgerald, J. Carey, J. Bateholts. ROW 2: R. Zipp, C. DiDonna, B. O’Neil, P. Lyons, B. Denker, R. Woltman. ROW 3: D. Luke, J. Vroman, L. DeRidder, V. Nichols, E. Winslow, G. Wallace. ROW 4: R. Zanella, V. Wetmore, R. Reynolds, T. Palmateer, W. Palmer, M. Rogers, D. Daley, E. Wilson. ROW 5: D. Stokna, D. Doepel, I. Thompson, M. Palmateer, D. Bates, A. Gaura, K. Smith, L. Welch, D. Pikul, E. Schmidt. 91 92 ROW 1: C. Dropper, B. Haskell, P. Wheeler, L. Jendrzejczak, C. Garrett, J. Estus, P. Cornell. ROW 2: K. Daley, P. Quinlan, D. Schied, M. Chamberlin, D. Koenig, C. Wa-trobski, W. Faas. ROW 3: E. Zapp, M. Wilkins, S. Gerardi, P. Salisbury, R. Parish, R. Clifford, B. Ruman, S. Truesdale. ROW 4: D. Vroman, T. Botsford, S. Lukasiewicz, K. DiLeva, M. Parish, S. Cheney, L. Neahr, R. Sharpe, K. Daley, B. Manell, M. Capodifer-ro, D. Pickney, D. Schaperjahn, D. Donnan. DRAMA CLUB Juliet, wherefore art thou? How dramatic can you get? ONE A CT PLA Y CONTEST “SORRY, WRONG NUMBER” SENIORS — FIRST PLACE Oh, this is really living!! You're impossible, Stanley!!! Best Actor - Clayton Powers Ouch, my aching back!! “GREAT SMOKIES” JUNIORS SECOND PLACE “RUN, ROBBER, ” “IF GIRLS ASKED BOYS FOR DATES Will our dates ever get here?? The blind leading the blind!! FRESHMEN So what if our clothes are cool! ! Anyone see my pants? 96 Cl A MA Arthur-------- Guenevere----- Lancelot------ Merlyn---------- Ftellinore---- Mordred------- Morgan Le Fay -Tom of Warwick Ninue------------ Sir Dinidan--- Sir Lionel------- Sir Sagramore - - ZLOT AST - Greg Schaaf Melinda Wilkins - Bill Jezierski - Marc Howard - - John Sutton - John Trzaskos - Patti Wheeler - Mike Barkley Holly Clifford - -Joe Apicella Alden Gaudreau Charles Bender it's the after-shave boys. Hats off to Marc. 97 ROW 1; K. DiLeva, P. Cornell, P. Barkley, J. Bobar, u. Gaudreau, M. Morris, C. Quinlan, D. Schap-erjahn, D. Reynolds, P. DeGraff, G. Suits, P, DeGraff, M. Barkley, D. Hill. ROW 2; L. Jendrzejczak, L. Faas, K. Anderson, C. Gaura, C. Bull, M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, V. DeGraff, C. Wood, J. Estus, C. Drapala, M. Petroski, D. Schaperjahn. ROW 3: K. Reynolds, M. Chamberlin, K. Daley, L. Earl, D. Vroman, C. Dropper. L. Bodwell, G. Bach, M. Parish, D. Pickney, S. Armer, A. Bombard, J. Sheehan, A. Armer, D. Conrad, P. LoSasso. ROW 4: B. Trzaskos, E. Zipp, L. Neahr, M. Capodi-ferro, P. Cuckoo, R. Gaines, C. Watrobski, R. Parish, P. Salisbury, D. Schied, K. Murtlow, T. Monroe, J. Orzolek, W. Rogers, G. Sherman, J. Mattice. SENIOR 98 Those Chorus girls get prettier each year!!! Hava-na-gila, right? ROW 1: Miss Cervenka, B. Bishop, K. Uhlinger, M. Adamkoski, B. Gaudreau, J. Brooks, R. Neahr, J. Neahr, S. Gerardi, D. Donnan, W. Faas. ROW 2: D. Johndrow, L. Grunewald, P. Klementowski, P. Wheeler, K. Daley, C. Garrett, L, Lundquist, A. Brown, N. Palmateer, J. Hill. ROW 3: R. Munch-bach, R, Scott, L. Michelfelder, T. Mechanick, P. Terry, S. Quinlan, M. Fabozzi, P. Pugliese, M. Spence, G. Neahr, D. Koenig, S. Palmateer. ROW 4: M. Howard, W. Smith, F. Watrobski, D. Paine, S. Docyk, J. Wood, R. Sharpe, L. Reedy, M. Wilkins, P. Quinlan, P. Ainsworth, D. Vroman, J. Palmer, S. Lukasiewicz. CHOR US One, Two, Three, Everybody YUMP! 99 Galway Go Go Girls! SALUTE I want my SUPPER! What did I get myself into, now? 101 SENIOR 102 ROW 1: S. Armer, S. Baczkowski, B. Brice, B. Gaines. ROW 2: L. Grunewald, M. Wilkins, J. Palmer, J. Estus, P. Wheeler, K. Shoutis. ROW 3: P. Quinlan, S. Lukasiewicz, R. Sharpe, D. Donnan, M. Ka-linkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, J. Lane, M. Wilkins, J. Hathaway, J. Kaczmarczyk, Mr. Sleeper. ROW 4; Bod well, C. Bull, C. Koenig, F. Brown, M. Barkley, G. Gaines. Mother may I? I’m trying to get in, not out. ROW 1: S. Lesniewski, B. Manell, K. Clifford, M, Palmer, ROW 2: S. Exley, L. LaBahn, R. Wolfe, T. Russo, P. Barkley, S. Truesdale. ROW 3; M. Morris, W. Olsen, J. Schieber, M. Sebast, K. Wilkins, R, Wolfe, C. Dropper, P. Klementowski, J. Caringi. ROW 4: M. Howard, J, Jessop, M. Denison, R. Clifford, R, Arnold, C. Diggins, J. Dropper, A. Reynolds, B. Benosky, K. Uhlinger. BAND Sure, I've got it tough!! 103 Ding, Dong! Can you read it, Mr. Sleeper? And a one, and a two ... Bilinski's hot dogs are good!! POP’S 104 Who is a horny toad?? Could it be, the clarinet polka!! ROW 1: Miss Cervenka, C. Garrett, D. Schaperjahn, L. Jendrzejczak, J. Brooks, R. Clifford, K. Daley, P. Quinlan, Mgr. ROW 2; L. Neahr, A. Brown, K. Uhlinger, K. Daley, D. Gaudreau, W. Rogers, J. Bobar, P. Wheeler. ROW 3; S. Armer, G. Neahr, R. Terry, C. Wood, J. Estus, J. Mattice, L. Lund-quist. ROW 4: J. Wood, M. Wilkins, R. Parish, M. Howard, R. Gaines, J. Palmer, S. Docyk. CHAN SON ETTES AND TROUBADORS 106 You've got to be kidding! ECOLOGY CLUB ROW 1: M. Adamkoski, P. Malacynski, P. Quinlan, V-Pres.; D. Koenig, R. Parish, Sec.-Treas.; J. Shepard, S. Gerardi, M. Fabozzi, S. Quinlan, P. Pugliese, M. Howard, Pres. ROW 2: C. Gaura, J. Frank, K. Daley, P. Wheeler, J. Hathaway, K. Uhlinger. ROW 3: Mr. Sutton, Advisor; M. Bender, L. Grunewald, M. Wilkins, S. Docyk, D. Schied, J. Kaczmarczyk. Keep America Beautiful? Oh, no you don't. ____ ’ 107 ROW 1: C. Donnan, J. Hunter, S. Bixby, K. Grunewald, T. Eaton, D. Pangburn, S. Petroski, L. Wells, C. Lukasiewicz, C. Butler, R. Hoffman, G. Petroski, K. Anderson, J. Carey, R. Reynolds, D. McCon-chie, L, Buck, J. Germain. ROW 2: D. Frederick, S. Olendorf, W. May, T. Pauze, M. Hall, R. Cempe, A. Farrell, D. Lachtrupp, L. Radigan, M. Tretiak, M. Pompay, W. Sharpe, S. Stanton, D. Szurek, W. Brown, L. Anderson, D. Johndrow, D. Garrett, C. Larrabee, B. Carey, D. Daley, D. Numbers. ROW 3: L. Denison, R. Keubler, L. Manell, P. Lawrence, R. Woltman, D. Doepel, G. Eaton, G. Baczkowski, E. Chase, M. Sivik, S. Truesdale, J. Schied, E. Chase, A. Gaura, F. Thimm, D. Denison, T. Smith, P. Lyons, M. Rogers, M. Palmer. ROW 4: D. Seelow, S. Reckner, B. Cetnar, M. VanVoast, K. Clifford, P. Olendorf, D. Munchbach, P. Scott, T. Richards, S. Morris, L. Welch, T. Benware, I. Thompson, K. Wilkins, M. Wilkins, D. Sivik, T. Jendrzejczak, D. Pikul, S. Exley, C. Palmateer, P. Sowle. JUNIOR CHORUS 108 O for Cherios! There's this little bug ... I can't believe 1 ate the whole thin - Eat your heart out. 109 ROW 1: P. Bender, C. DiDonna, J. Baczkowski, J. Pokrzywka, C. Koenig. ROW 2: K. Wallace, K. Sherman, J. Westa, C. Donnan, P. Thimm, J. Yankowski, K. Andersen, A. Pokrzywka, E. Gibbons, S. Smith, S. Wheeler, V. Sleeper, M. J. Uhlinger, K. McKenzie, B. Nanartowicz. ROW 3: N. Slider, S. Truesdale, C. Donnan, D. Lachtrupp, B. Palmateer, R. Scheiber, D. Botsford, J. Wyszomirski, L. De-Ridder, C. Lukasiewicz, M. Tretiak, S. Clifford, K. Clifford, M. Palmer. ROW 4: G. Baczkowski, K. Shoutis, B. Salisbury, D. Baily, F. Thimm, M. Wilkins, R. Rogers, K. Wilkins, E. Buck, A. Jezierski, B. Palmer, J. Dropper, G. Wallace, R. Arnold. CADET BAND Easy EGOR!! Today, we have a really big Carol incognito, show! Don't touch my nose. MO VING UP DAY 1971 Tickle, tickle. It's enough to give you goose bumps! Right on baby! Please take him out of the mud! 112 And do what next ?! ! Flopsey or Mopsey? I have to do the dirty work! What a puss! Give us back our yoyo string ! ! See Steve smile!!! And then she grabbed my hair. Yeah, I’m bigger than you, stronger too! It isn't polite to point. Some basketball player. ns 116 What's so funny, Debbie? We won't tell Jeff. If you take away the glasses and hair ... r Susan likes it. Vivian did it, I know she did! 117 Stick 'em up, but don't drop the books. I just don't want him to breathe! I vant your blood! ! I don't like you! JACK'S AUTO SALES pl| SCHELL'S E ■■red cross PHARMACY P. G. SCHELL, Ph. G. Corner of Route 29 and Second Avenue Phone: 842 5460 179 East Main St. Amsterdam, N. Y. New and Used Cars — All Makes and Supreme Gasoline UNIVERSAL AUTO SUPPLY Broadalbin New York Auto and Truck Parts Brand Names Only Tools, Equipment and Accessories Phone 842-4240 10 Storries St. Amsterdam, N. Y. REAL ESTATE Serving you faithfully , For over 20 yrs. Fulton-Montg'y fr Co. x h Multiple Listings ..CT W- Main Broadalbin, N.Y. 843-3821 or 883-3415 BEST WISHES to the class of '17 FROSTY FARMER THE CRAFT STUDIO Accessories for the home Gifts for all occasions Clothes, Handbags, Jewelry Galway, New York 120 Open 10-9 Tues. and Fri. 10-5 Wed., Thurs., Sat. ■■■ft VASEL'S GROCERY Groceries — Goodyear Tires — Live Bait Lubrication — Sporting Goods VASEL'S GULF AND ALLIS CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT Galway, N. Y. Outdoor Products Route 29 and Junction Fish House Rd. Allis Chalmers 883-3259 Complete line of parts and service 882-9414 BROWNIE'S TREE SERVICE ARCHER'S GROVE Broadalbin, New York Fully Insured — Free Estimates 20 Years Experience Foot of the Adirondack Mts. Telephone — 882 9629 IV2-503I Broadalbin: (518) 883-5640 New York City: (212) 773-6629 Compliments of THOMAS' VARIETY STORE Compliments of PIN HAVEN LANES 882 1880 Galway, N. Y. 843-3670 EARL'S VARIETY STORE BROADALBIN HARDWARE The Little Store With a Lot in Store For You. AND HANGING BASKET MRS. LORRAINE E. TEETS GIFT SHOP Broadalbin, N. Y. RON and CAROLYN SCHWEMM ROBERT J. HOY AGENCY, INC. HILL'S GROCERIES SERVICE STATION Prop. — EDWARD M. HILL INSURANCE 24 Hour Towing Cold Beer 12 North Main St. Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone 883-3421 122 Hagadorn Mills Day 883 3706 New York 12074 Night 883-3465 Paint Hardware Lumber jBSwtlWT Insulation Roofing Wallboard 882-9394 TANNER LUMBER SUPPLY BAXTER'S MINI MARKET SERVICE STA. Lumber and Building Materials — o — N. Second Ave. Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone: 883-3012 Corner Route 29 and 147 Galway, New York Better Groceries at McCHESNEY'S DENISON BROS. BUY-RITE FOOD STORE Agway Phone: Galway TU2-I8II New York Galway New York 123 For the Beautiful Bride and All Her Wedding Party, It's a Bride's World At the Area's Loveliest Shop Cocktails Mothers Bridesmaids Shoes Accessories Flower Girl Formals Lodge Gowns at M M JENNIFER'S BRIDAL SHOP Amsterdam Phone 885-7330 Compliments of O'BRIEN'S PHARMACY Ballston Spa New York Compliments of GEO. A. WHEELER INC. BUILDER and DEVELOPER Phones 371-5266 882-6496 Galway, N. Y. BURT'S FLOWERS Best Wishes North Street Galway to the Class of 72 Specializing in the Design of Wedding, Prom, and Funeral Bouquets. BALLSTON SPA We deliver to all AGWAY Area Hospitals Ballston Spa, 124 Phone JERRY and SALLY New York 882-1051 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1972 Compliments of Membership Compliments of GALWAY FISH GAME CLUB, INC. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE Galway, New York Owned by Ballston Spa J. L. AUSTIN New York PASTORE PHARMACY STEINER'S DRUGS — COSMETICS — Where you bought your wallpaper PRESCRIPTIONS 303 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa New York Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone: 885-5253 P.C. MOORE’S PAINT PAINTS Smart Apparel for Misses, Women, and Juniors Millinery — Shoes — Accessories (?) JIJODERnill Mj Custom built Homes Fireplaces — Camps Remodeling HOLZHEIMER PHILLIP WATROBSKI AND SHAUL General Contractor Corner East Main and Church St. Amsterdam Phone VI3-I000 Dial VI2-64I9 Star Route, Hagaman, New York HAPPY ACRES CUDO'S STORE Gload's Groceries and Beer Snappy Cheese Boat Launching — Daily and Seasonal Rates — Public Swimming — Picnicking 882-9633 Harmony Corners — Route 67 Amsterdam, Ballston Road 125 MR. FRANK MARKET HILL COIFFURES DRY CLEANERS 133 Market St. VI2-233I For the Best in Hairstyling Amsterdam, New York No Appointment Necessary Tuxedos; Red, Blue, Burgundy, Large Wig Sold and White Dinner Selection Jackets Complete for all Occasions Phone: 56 Milton Ave. TU5-I63I Ballston Spa, EDWARD COTUGNO, Prop. New York Congratulations to the Class of '72 BALLSTON LA MONT'S ABE and LOU LaMONT MOTOR Props. SALES, INC. Open Year 'Round Route 29 + Ballston — Schenectady Rd. Galway, New York Ballston Spa, N. Y. V Pontiac Firebird Tempest Phone: 885-5301 126 Best Wishes GEORGE W. WOOD SON Water Wells Rd 3 Eastern Ave. Amsterdam, N. Y. 12010 Phone TU2-6I69 Year Round Drilling Free Consultation . • were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) Newspapers make a difference in people's lives . . . every day SCHENECTADY GAZETTE The only daily published in Schenectady 127 All Made Exclusively from Be+ter Meats J. MARTINEC PACKING — COMPANY Since 1914 Sausage Frankfurters Bologna Ham Bacon 128 Sacandaga Road Scotia, New York Phone: FR4-3385 Why Ride Around with a Shaggy Mane? Trot over to V MORRISON : IV PUTMAN INC. GALWAY BARBER SHOP Comer Wall and Division Sts. Amsterdam, N. Y. 12010 On West Street for a Blue Ribbon Grooming Telephone 518-842-1990 MANNY'S CORNER GARAGE Courtesy of FUNSTON LUMBER SUPPLY Front End Service — Automatic Transmission — Motor Overhaul — Brakes OF BALLSTON Truax Road Amsterdam, N. Y. 79 Pleasant St. Ballston Spa, N. Y. 885-5325 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1972 STEAD SON'S LUMBER CO. INC. M. N. WOLFE GENERAL STORE R.D. 1 Galway, N. Y. Phone 883-5012 East Galway Tel. 882-6623 GLENDALE HOTEL Your Friendly Chevy Dealer HOWARD and LOUISE DENISON TESIERO Dinners — Lunches — Rooms 1 1 D C J 1 E. Tesiero 106 Guy Park Legal Beverages — boda — Ice Cream Gas — Oil 882 9570 Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone VI2-7I00 129 STATE FARM Auto ( Life) ( ' INSURANCE ® Compliments of MONDY'S DELICATESSEN Scotia, New York Compliments of BROADALBIN PHARMACY Broadalbin, N. Y. Phone 883-3333 CHUCK PALMER Scotia 221 Mohawk Avenue 372- 5539 H. ELMSTROM, INC. — REALTORS — Complete Real Estate Service Ballston Spa, N. Y. Gifts For All Earrings — Rings — Watches — Clocks JOHNSON'S JEWELRY STORE Home of Keepsake Diamonds 91 Milton Ave., Ballston Spa, N. Y. 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 that you've paid. THE BANK NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Best Wishes Class of 72 CURTIS LUMBER COMPANY INC. R. D. 2 Ballston Spa New York Phone: 885-5313 Congratulations to the Class of 72 From the GALWAY TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION The Finest Heating Oils, Service, and Equipment Since 1913 Compliments of J. H. BUHRMASTER CO. INC. H. F. TIMMERMAN INS. AGENCY 421 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N. Y. Phone 346-2341 Scotia, N. Y. Just l-N-S-U-R-A-N-C-E (For all ages) Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 STREEVER AGENCY INC. 132 Ballston Spa, N. Y. GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION To the Graduates of 1972 To many of us, the day we graduate will be the day life's door will open to us. For some there will be further schooling, for others a permanent job, and for all of us, the reality that we now have to make our own decisions. Although our ways will differ as we go our separate ways, we will always have one thing in common — the need for finances. Isn't it important to have an institution that you can rely on for loans and other services? Isn't it comforting to know that for years young adults have been able to depend on The Ballston Spa National Bank? We want to be your banker Ballston Spa National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation M a in Office 87 Front Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. 885-6781 Burnt Hills Office 770 Saratoga Road (Route 50) Burnt Hills, N. Y. 399-8144 Milton Crest Office Rowland Street at Geyser Road Ballston Spa, N. Y. 885-4346 133 MARLOU FORMAL WEAR Complete Line of Formal Wear All Up-To-Date Styles Are in Stock 23 S. Brandywine Avenue Schenectady, New York 377-9270 Compliments of MR. and MRS. DAVID A. HATHAWAY ANIBAL FUNERAL HOME Galway New York 134 VINICK'S Men's Shop 514 State St. Schenectady N. Y. c H A l A G t o Located Between Rt. 147 — Rt. 50 Hours — Daily, 10-6 P.M. Tues.-Fri. Open House Sunday 1-5 P.M. Closed Monday — Country Clothes Colonial Furniture ADSON J. HAIGHT AGENCY 135 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York 12302 (518) 372-4771 Memorable Weddings and Banquets COLONIAL INN Galway, New York For Distinctive Dining Special Dinners CHARLOTTE and DICK STOKNA Your Hosts Best Wishes to Class of 1972 Tomorrow is in Today's Recorder AMSTERDAM EVENING RECORDER I Venner Road, Amsterdam, N. Y. 135 {ater wheel Ifillaqe ' 6ost gCtlway,T! THE AMERICAN SPIRIT GIFT SHOP OlcTe rort ye orge l) cuiptures ,K . VJ?e Qroye oocfcorver O 5CHIED5 CHEESE 5T0RE GOOD)vc]f to the Class of 72 'he're just starting, 1 ou're oil thru. 24 Hour Towing Best of Parts and Repairs BOB'S TREES MECHANIC'S GARAGE Nursery Stock Christmas Trees J Landscaping Fireplace Wood Galway — West Galway Rd. ■ Galway, New York Telephone 882-9945 Phones 882-9455 882-6591 842-2419 TARTAN Phone GLEN KENNEL 882 9139 LOIS MONROE, Owner SWIRE'S DEPARTMENT STORE AKC FDSB Registered English Setters Also Boarding 1 13 Mohawk Ave. Scotia Sacandaga Road — Route 147 Galway, N. Y. FR 2-1209 Congratulations to Class of 72 JOHN'S NEWS GEORGE’S MUSIC STORE 155 Clinton Street Schenectady, N. Y. 509 State Street Schenectady, N. Y. Phone FR 4-5921 Best in Reading Material MORTAN'S Amsterdam's Fine Store for Men and Boys — Young Men and Gals 137 HIGHLAND KENNELS THE AREAS LARGEST AND FINEST 30 A.K.C. Reg. Breeds Boarding Pet Supplies R.D. I •Broadalbin Phone 883-3661 Open I 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Tues. thru Sun. Best Wishes Congratulations to the to the Graduating Class of 72 Class of 72 From the From GALWAY 85 RACING TEAM THE GALWAY PLAYERS C. H. BOBAR Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of Phone No. 882-1092 Galway Lake New York Back Hoe Work Hauling and VILLAGE FLORIST Septic Systems 138 Ballston Spa, N. Y. Offset Letterpress THE FRANKLIN PRESS 22 Chuctanunda St. Amsterdam, N. Y. We're the type that care FIVE N'S SUNOCO Tires — Batteries — Groceries Quality is our business R.D. I Phones: 883-3104 Galway, N. Y. 882-1872 So he says to this big blond ... Just thinking. 140 He told on you Sterling! Sure, it's lots of fun! Indians don’t live here. Come into my parlor said the spider to the fly. What do you mean it's SUNDAY!? Look into my eyes. You are getting very sleepy. Ml REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Ruth Parish, Candy Garrett, Stan Docyk, Loren Grunewald, Patti Wheeler. “A UTOGRAPHS” “A UTOGRAPHS” “A UTOGRA PHS” TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' •� « .’ ..-boo . An l tcn