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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

Once in a great while, a few people stand out from all of the others. They stand out from the crowd because of their pleasant personalities, their friendliness, their ability to overlook weaknesses and forgive errors, and their willingness to give freely of time, effort, and material possessions in order to make others happy. We feel that the person we have selected has long been outstanding in these and many other personal qualities. She has invested a large part of her life in organizing extracurricular activities which benefit the students greatly; and perhaps most remarkably of all, she has had a ball doing it. As director of the Junior and Senior Choruses, the Chansonettes and Troubadours, several one-act plays and musicals, in addition to her teaching duties, she has put up with flat sopranos, little boy basses, silent singers, and a host of other hinderances, and has laughed all the way. We feel that such a person deserves recognition and credit. Therefore, we, proudly dedicate the 1973 Galway Piper to Miss Barbara Cervenka. 2 4 fl nini St ration 5 MR. FRANK HYDE District Principal A school should be judged by what it achieves for its students and for the community that it serves. A look through this yearbook will present a view of the many activities and interests that are shared by our students. School is not just a place to acquire knowledge. It is a place where one prepares for life. By participating in the whole school program students are learning to get along with one another and with adults. We in the Galway Central School are proud of what we are able to do for our students and for the community. Wtgfi Qchoob PtitoclpcJ! MR. RICHARD LUKASIEWICZ Bo(wAj Bfocoixow 1st row: Mr. MacLachlan, Mr. Jezierski. Mrs. Chase. 2nd row: Mr. Kalinkewicz, Mr. Lachtrupp, Mr. Allen. Missing: Mr. Schweizer. PtUMjClpcJ! Gutd ftce Counsellor MR. MOTTAU MR. BOUFFARD 7 Art Dept. Mr. Stangle Bu$utes$ Dept. Mrs. Van Vranken and Mr. Nolett Pte tcfi Dept. Mr. Allen tudusbucJI Avtx Dept. mu ■.nun mi n Mr. Smith and Mr. Rhodes LtfyiGtAictu l4lstouf Dept. Mr. Simmons Mr. Ruszczyk, Mr. Fesler, Mr. Connelly. Uatt v Dept. Monte Db. Dept. £ icjfo$fi Dept. Mr. Davenport, Mrs. Troost, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Hammond. Physical Pd. Dept Mrs. Noonan, Mr. Goodemote, Mr. Mealy. Uusfo Dept. Mr. Sleeper and Miss Cervenka. Science Dept. Standing: M. Sebast, L. Clifford, R. Armitage. Seated: J. Lesniewski, M. Cornell. Ox t dCb Qtafo M. Smith, G. Paterak, I. Sherman, M. Grant, L. Krohn, J. Dittmann, K. Zajaceskowski, D. Suits. 0$CzOtafl 1st row: D. Bombard, D. Mayer, V. Wolfe, L. Mattice, S. Chase, B. Tidd. 2nd row: F. Nadler, T. Nad-ler, J. McKenna, C. Smith, J. Burt, J. Gaura. CuStodlCtMS C. Robinson, M. Thatcher, L. Michelfelder, D. Smith, L. McCrossen. Men don’t cry! Look at those LEGS !!! i Is everybody happy ??? UUH! Naughty, Naughty! No need to hide ?? Lunch served with a smile? □6111OTS Q dcyo Cfass OfacM T. MALLEY................President S. COWPER----------V. President D. BERNARD---------------Treasurer S. CHENEY------------ - Secretary MR. SUTTON-----------------Advisor 16 MICHAEL BENDER Mike WILLIAM BENOSKY Bill DAVID BERNARD Curly GERALD BISHOP Mopper DAVID CETNAR Dave SHERRY CHENEY Chinky SUSAN CAPODIFERRO Sue DIANE CETNAR Cet PAMELA CORNELL 19 Frizzy” STEVEN COWPER Steve DEBORAH CWIAKALA Chawowah 20 CHARLES DIGGINS Chas MARGARET CUCKOO Peggy EDWARD DECKARD Ed COLLEEN DROPPER Cally” LINDA FA AS Fassco” LINDA FUNK Funky” JOAN ESTUS Joanie MARIAN FABOZZI Mol DORA GAUDREAU 21 Dor” CARLA GLOAD Killer SHARYN GERARDI Shar REBECCA HASKELL Beck” MICHAEL HA TALA Mike” KEITH KALINKEWICZ Klink 22 JOHN HATHAWAY Uncle John KENT KALINKEWICZ Kenny JAMES LYONS Jim” JAMES FORD MATTICE Ford” WILLIAM LESNIEWSKI Big Bill TERRANCE MALLEY Terrace SHARON MAY 23 Shar 24 LOIS NEAHR Lo DAVID Me CANE Dave” MARY MORRIS -Mary” KATHY McCHESNEY Kath GAY NEAHR Lyn” SHARON PALMATEER Shar JULIA PANASUK DAWN PICKNEY ’’Jules” Blondie” DOUGLAS PIKUL Doug” PAMELA PUGLIESE ”Pam” SANDRA QUINLAN ”Sandee” LINDA REEDY Lyn” 25 DELEI SCHAPERJAHN Motor Mouth” 26 GARY SHERMAN Pike” ROGER SCOTT Rog” MICHELE SMITH Mitch WILLIAM SMITH Billie MATTHEW SOWLE Soul Man MARY SPENCE Mary LYN STANGLE Lyn STEVE VANYO Steve DORA VROMAN Dorrie 27 To be there just when someone needs you To share in the laughing and the crying of others To become involved in caring about someone other than yourself To be willing to give up yourself to others To be able to take from others and at the same time give of yourself To be there and understand without questions To show everything you are feeling without having to be fake To be able to make people feel that they can be free to be themselves in your presence To live in people's minds long after the sound of your voice fades away To remember someone by what he really is when troubles change him To put others before yourself and your needs, yet not to let yourself get lost while pleasing others To be considerate of everyone yet to know when to draw the limit All of these things we have experienced; All of these things we will experience; None in themselves have changed our lives drastically. Yet each has built us up to who we are today. None are important to live materialistically, Yet spiritually we have lived on things such as these since we first came together. These things will stay with us for the rest of our lives. So must the thoughts of friends soon to be separated May all find their own happiness yet remember and hold precious the happiness they once had with friends. Keep your friends alive in your minds with thoughts For once those thoughts die, so dies part of your heart. Dora Gaudreau 28 Qoidcyo C acfck Don't shoot. 29 A Who is SHE ?? We the people ... Collie” Aw come on! 12th Grade is the greatest. It's not hard! Which one has a bigger mouth, do you know ??? Gee, you re cute! Cool man, COOL !! I’m a Senior!” Here he comes Bill, let’s get him!” You're asking for it! Knit one pearl two. Is this right, Mr. Swiz? You wanna see? Oh, that's a good one! Here she comes! C$M I, Micheal Bender, leave this burned out joint in search of greener grass. I, William Benosky, leave Mr. Sleeper one slightly used trombone, Mr. Sutton one pound of Polish salt, and Mr. Allen and Mr. Connelly my sincere thanks. I, David Bernard, leave E.C.S. a cork and 200 hundred gallons of water for his water bed; and to Terry J. I give my chess skills. I, Gerald Bishop, leave my flirting ability to anyone who has the time and energy; and the girls heartbroken. I, Thomas Blongiewicz, leave Galway High School finally. I, Lynn Bodwell, leave Galway for green pastures wherever they may be; and also never forgetting our gang. I, Amy Bombard, leave my sarcastic remarks and my quiet ways (HA HA) to my brother. Use them well John! I, Susan Capodiferro, leave with a harder name to spell, and Marlene with two more years, a bar bell, and a club. I, Diane Cetnar, leave Galway with my own personal supply of O and V, which came about as a result of my skipping class with M. and J. I, Sherry Cheney, leave Galway with all the great memories it has given me, and some of my TALKATIVENESS to the shy people. I, Pamela Cornell, leave busily chasing one particular Rabbit. I, Steven Cowper, leave Drank one less slave to drive, and Mr. Sutton one water bed with a hole in it. I, Margaret Cuckoo, leave my flirting ability to anybody who needs it, and Mr. Sutton to anybody who can cope with him. 1, Deborah Cwiakala, leave two bottles of tranquilizers to the teachers to help them put up with the little Chawowahs in the future years. I, Edward Deckard, leave my fantastic basketball abilities to Roger Arnold along with one Rachel Welch pillow for Mr. Sutton. I, Charles Diggins, leave Galway looking for wealth, happiness, peace of mind, and Pam. I, Colleen Dropper, leave the teachers wondering: how I am doing it (right, Mr. Sutton?), and our gang using proper English. 1, Christine Earl, leave with the same good intentions as Mike Bender. I, Joan Estus, leave Kenda a locked curtain rod, Mr. Swiz owing me commission, and our gang (but not forever). I, Linda Faas, leave my pleasant disposition and slimness to my sister. Right Wink? I, Marian Fabozzi, leave part of our gang and leave on two wheels. I, Linda Funk, leave my Aids Reducing Plan to Marlene Capodiferro, and Mrs. Haggerty one less person to worry about. I, Dora Gaudreau, leave my home and sanctuary of Galway, our gang (to ponder who is The Other ), and take the good row curse with me. 1, Sharyn Gerardi, leave Mr. Sutton still trying to get a water bed for the back room, and Mr. Davenport regretting the loss of one Great Italian Editor. I, Carla Gload, leave my friendship to Mr. Sutton. I, Rebecca Haskell, leave a big hug and thanks to my sole benefxficary, Mr. Swiz for all the fun and help he's been. I, Michael Hatala, leave Joan S. a broken pair of truck seat springs, and B.C. wondering how to get to school next year. 1, John Hathaway, scandalously leave a certain Jr. High English teacher a standing offer in the event she decides to leave her husband. I, Keith Kalinkewicz, leave Mr. Connelly not knowing which one is tougher. I, Kent Kalinkewicz, leave my basketball ability to John Baker. I, William Lesniewski, leave Mrs. Hammond a 150-page book on The Proper Ways of Listening in English Class. Ain't that right? Certainly!! 34 Wiffe I, James Lyons, leave Pete DeGraff my orange and grapefruit sales for BOCES, I, Terrance Malley, leave Mr. Nolett Francisco Franco, and leave 2001 ace bandages to Coach Goode-mote, and still wondering why I always saw him with Sharyn. I, James Mattice, leave the four pieces of meat knowing that I am the first piece; George G. 16 ways to win 1-on-l; and Robin still trying to ride that horse. I, Sharon May, leave my ability to shoot the bull” to anyone who can handle it with a straight face. I, David McCane, leave Galway Central School with everything that wasn't nailed down, and will return for my better half; Bonnie Barth. I, Kathy McChesney, leave all the wasted heads behind as I follow Mike B. I, Mary Morris, leave hoping that the world is as prepared for me as I am for the world, and leave my thanks to many and even” Mr. D. W.C. I, Gay Neahr, leave lisa with two years to look forward to in Mrs. Hammond's English class; Mr. Swiz one less dumb blonde to contend with, and many thanks to all the teachers who helped me and gave me advice when I needed it. I, Lois Neahr, leave Mrs. Van my great ability to fix (?) typewriters, Mr. Smith in peace without Chatty Cathy, and still missing Mr. Gleason. 1, Sharon Palmateer, leave Galway without having any second thoughts about anything. I, Julia Panasuk, leave a small span for the teachers to recuperate until my twin sisters and their spare come up. I also leave Lola B. lonely. I, Dawn Pickney, leaye the teachers my sister to deal with, and Mr. Sutton no one to use his generator on except unexpecting blonde bombs. I, Douglas Pikul, leave Galway very carefully, and knowing of just one time that I pushed Mike H. into the fire alarm. I, Pamela Pugliese, leave Galway teachers, my brother Rick with my deepest sympathies, and the gang with one incrimination tape! I, Sandra Quinlan, leave G.H.S. almost sadly (I repeat - Almost), and our gang” knowing that there will be plenty more midnight toasts in the future. I, Linda Reedy, leave GREAT friends I'll always remember, and Bus 28 with a dull ride home, and with lots of happy memories. I, Alan Reynolds, leave a year's subscription of Penthouse to Mr. Sutton to be used as a manual with his water bed; also a repair kit for the bed. I, Karen Risdell, leave Mr. Sutton in peace and quiet and also keeping him still wondering why my house hasn't slid down the hill yet. I, Delei Schaperjahn, leave Mr. Sutton his hot waste paper basket, Joan my gift of gab, and Michele my height (which may help her). I, Roger Scott, leave my good looks to G.E., a bottle of beer to S.S., and I'll be back for L.A. W. I, Gary Sherman, leave regretting that I will never be able to skip school to go deer hunting again. 1, Michele Smith, leave Galway with the intention of never returning, and in search of bigger and better things. I, William J. Smith, leave my thanks to the faculty and staff of Galway High School. I, Lyn Stangle, leave my hair-cutting nerve to my future sister-in-law, Sandy May. I, Steve Vanyo, leave Galway to find an easier way of life. I, Dora Vroman, leave Miss Cervenka my voice. I, Carol West, leave Mr. Sutton in peace and hope that he can find someone to suit my nickname, Hairy. I, Evelyn Zapp, leave my tallness to all the shorties in jr. high, and also leave Galway with all the wonderful memories everyone has given me. 35 CJbfA The summer of '83 finds this year's Senior Class reuniting somewhere in the Sahara Desert. The first signs of life are Mike Bender and John Hathaway ascending a monsterous sand dune which Gary Sherman is bulldozing from beneath their crampons, directed by Joan Estus who has mathematically designed a pyramid to be engineered by Roger Scott. marking this historic meeting. Over by the oasis Sherry Cheney and Evelyn Zapp are arguing over who is better qualified to be secretary to Alan Reynolds, now a highly sought lawyer, who presently is trying to drum up a little business by telling Linda Funk, Sue Capodiferro, and Becky Haskell that now is their chance to get reduced rates on divorce suits; but they are quick to recommend him to the head shrinker in our midst, Lynn Bodwell. She has been working on the incurable flirt, Jerry Bishop, who insists that he is a sheik and Chris Earl, Sharon May, Kathy McChcsncy, Michclc Smith, and Carol West are his harem. Tom Blongiewicz, a dedicated conservationist is appalled at what our little party is doing to the Sahara and is found pleading earnestly to Steve Cowper, the Prime Minister of France, who wants to make it perfectly clear that he can do nothing until Carla Gload, with the assistance of Karen Risdell, removes his right bicuspid. Meanwhile, Bill Bcnosky's attempts to cure a snake that bit him have been futile, yet he intends to save tliis patient by relaying it to Doug Pikul, our taxidermist. Julia Panasuk is having a great time with all the stray Arabian horses she has rounded up. Under the shady cactus Peggy Cuckoo and Dawn Pickncy have set up a men's beauty salon which is attracting Mr. America's like Bill Lcsnicwski, and Dave Cctnar, but her top beauticians, Diane Cctnar, Lynn Stanglc, and Pam Cornell suddenly decide to take a lunch break at Hazel Rose's place next door. Look! Up in the sky! It's Terry Mallcy and Matt Sowlc bombing around in a Foreign Legion jet. What is that speck falling from the jet? Why it's Gay Neahr, the first woman trampolinist ever to perform without a trampoline. She can't wait to land just so she can shake hands with her athletic rivals, Jim Mattice, Kent Kalinkewicz, Keith Kalinkcwicz who arc in the process of sneaking away when they realize that it is impossible because Amy Bombard, Lois Neahr, Mary Spence, and Debbie Cwiakala have surrounded the area and are taking down everything on their little steno machines. 36 Ptof)(tecy Back at the oasis, Sharon Palmatecr refuses to conic in the water, because she won't swim anywhere but in Florida waters. Sandy Quinlan lias claimed a shady palm tree and is knitting everyone lovely, wool scarfs, but for some reason nobody has them on. Behind a small sand dune music suddenly ceases and our doctor, I.iuda White and her nurses Pam Pugliese, Dora Vronian, and Dora Gaudreau rush to the scene as Mary Morris is found choking on the sand slie inhaled while practicing her trumpet. Quite a crowd has gathered at the oasis again, Mike I lata la, Steve Vanyo, and Linda Faas are dissatisfied because there is no G. E. near enough to commute to, and they refuse to take chances with Linda Reedy in her dune buggy. Bill Smith doesn't seem to be consoling them a bit with his eloquent speech on Money Isn't Everything. Sharyn Gcrardi and Delei Schaperjahn are not letting their work catch up vith them. They are drafting with sticks in the sand. Dave Bernard is disgusted with the endless desert and would trade it any day for the endless ocean, after gaining his sea legs. Ed Deckard and Jim Lyons's automotive skills aren't proving to be very effective on the camels everyone has to ride. Dave McCanc and Collcn Dropper's hillbilly ways have not changed significantly. She is now in the process of chasing him around the Sphinx. Our F. B.I. agent, Marian Fabozzi, has been watching all the goings on this day and has become more and more skeptical about the sanity of our Class. She has Charles Diggins put in a telephone line from here to civilization and the next day calls in to have us all taken in for questioning, but just in the nick of time Mr. Sutton, Mrs. John-son, Mr. Nolett, and Mr. Gleason arrive to save us all from oblivion. Uost Likdy To Qu£ceid C QAS CHoums Mfirt Favorite Uii e ass � ie t r Dave and Colleen Mike and Robin Delei and Gary Dave and Diane Claj Uost 7oi!Wtue, TeActa ts’ Pests Cfo s Ffetts Bill and Karen Jerry and Peggy MICHAEL BENDER Chess 1-4 - Sec.-Treas. 1,2 Pres. 3,4 Ecology 3,4 J.V. Basketball 2, Photography 3,4 Student Council 1 WILLIAM BENOSKY Ecology 4 One Act Play 3 Sr. Band 2-4 Stage Band 4 DAVID BERNARD Boys' State 3 Class Treas. 2-4 Student Council 3 - Pres. 3 GERALD BISHOP B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 THOMAS BLONGIEW1CZ B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 LYNN BODWELL All-County 2 Band 1-4 - Pres. 4 Chorus 1-3 GAA 1-4 - Pres. 4 Basketball 1-4 Hockey 1-3 Pep Band 3,4 AMY BOMBARD Chorus 1-4 GAA 1-4 SUSAN CAPODIFERRO Transfer from Northville DAVID CETNAR One Act Play 4 DIANE CETNAR B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 SHERRY CHENEY Class Sec. 4 Drama 3,4 Ecology 4 Journalism 4 - Prod. Ed. 4 Pep Club 4 Yearbook 3,4 PAMELA CORNELL Cheering 2 Chorus 1-4 Drama 4 GAA 1-4 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 Varsity 2 STEVE COWPER Transfer from France Class V. Pres. 4 Cross Country 4 Journalism 4 - Feat. Ed. 4 Soccer 2 Student Council 4 - Pres. 4 Varsity 2,4 MARGARET CUCKOO B.O.C.E.S. 2.3 - VICA 2,3 Chorus 1-4 GAA 1,2 Gymnastics 1,3 Hockey 1 One Act Play 2.4 Prom Comm. 3 DEBORAH CWIAKALA Cheering 1 Class Pres. 1-3 NHS 2-4 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 Yearbook 2-4 - Ed. 4 Varsity 1 EDWARD DECKARD CHARLES DIGG1NS Gymnastics 1-4 One Act Play 1-4 Sr. Band 2-4 COLLEEN DROPPER Band 1-4 - Sec.-Treas. 4 Chorus 1-3 Class Sec. 3 Drama 2,3 - Sec. 3 FT A 1-3 - Sec. 2.3 GAA 1 One Act Play 1.3 Assd. Dir. 2 CHRISTINE EARL GAA 1,2 One Act Play 1 JOANESTUS All-County 1,2 Band 1-4 Chansonettes 2-4 Basketball 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Drama 1-4 FT A 1-4 - Treas. 2 - V. Pres. 3 -Pres. 4 GAA 1-4 Hockey 1-4 J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4 Pep Band 1 LINDA FA AS One Act Play 3,4 MARIAN FABOZZI Chorus 1-4 Drama 3.4 GAA 2-4 LINDA FUNK B.O.C.E.S. 2 Chansonettes 1-3 Chorus 1-3 GAA 1-3 FT A 1 Hockey 1 Yearbook 2 DORA GAUDREAU Chansonettes 3,4 Chorus 1-4 Future Nurses 1 Journalism 4 NHS 3,4 Prom Chairman 3 Student Council 4 - V. Pres. 4 SHARYN GERARDI Cheering 2-4 - Capt. 4 Chorus 1-4 Class Sec. 1,2 Ecology 3,4 - Pres. 4 Chorus - Sec. 3 - Treas. 4 Journalism 3,4 -Ed.-in-Chief 4 Drama 2-4 - Sec. 4 Little Red School House 1-4 One Act Play 3,4 NHS 2-4 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 Varsity 2-4 -Sec.-Treas. 4 CARLA GLOAD Transfer from Plattsburg Basketball 2 GAA 2 Hockey 2 NHS 3,4 REBECCA HASKELL Drama 1-4 - Pres. 4 GAA 1-4 Journalism 3,4 - Sec.-Treas. 4 NHS 2-4 Little Red Schoolhouse 1-3 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 One Act Play 1-4 - Best Performance 2 Student Council 2 - Treas. 2 MICHAEL LIATALA Boys' State 3 Basketball 1-4 One Act Play 4 JOHN HATHAWAY Band 1-4 All-County 1 Cross Country 4 Ecology 3,4 Journalism 3, 4 One Act Play 1,2 Photography 2-4 Pep Band 2,3 Stage Band 4 Yearbook 3-4 - Photo Ed. 4 Varsity 4 KEITH KALINKEWICZ Basketball 1-4 Soccer 2-4 Varsity 1-4 KENT KALINKEWICZ Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1-4 Soccer 2-4 Varsity 1-4 WILLIAM LESNIEWSKI Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-3 40 JAMES LYONS B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 TERRENCE MALLEY Chorus 1 Class V. Pres. 1-3 -Pres. 4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-3 Soccer 2, 4 Student Council 1 Varsity 2-4 - Pres. 4 JAMES MATT1CE Chorus 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 3,4 Drama 3-4 Gymnastics 1-4 Soccer 1-4 Troubadours 1-4 Varsity 1-4 SHARON MAY B.O.C.E.S. 3 GAA1.2 DAVID McCANE Soccer 1-4 KATHY McCHESNEY Chorus 2 MARY MORRIS All-County 2 Band 1-4 - V. Pres. 4 Chansonettes 4 Chess 1 Chorus 1-4 Drama 1 Pep Band 1-3 Stage Band 4 GAY NEAHR Chansonettes 1-4 Cheering 1-4 - Capt. 4 Chorus 1-4 Cheering - Sec.-Treas. 3 Class Treas. 1 Drama 2 FTA 1 GAA 1-4 NHS3.4 One Act Play 1,3 Photography 4 Varsity 1-4 LOIS NEAHR Ecology 4 Journalism 4 Yearbook 3,4 SHARON PALMATEER B.O.C.E.S. 4 - VICA 4 Chorus 1-4 Future Nurses 1 GAA 1,2 JULIA PANASUK B.O.C.E.S. 4 GAA 1-3 Gymnastics 1 One Act Play 1-3 Assd. Dir. 3 Prom Comm. 3 Student Council 3 DAWN PICKNEY Chorus 1-4 Drama 3,4 Gymnastics 1,3 Pep Club 4 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 DOUGLAS PIKUL B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 PAMELA PUGL1ESE Chorus 3,4 GAA 3,4 SANDRA QUINLAN All-County 2 Chansonettes 4 Chorus 1-4 Basketball 2 Drama 4 Ecology 2 Explorers 1-3 GAA 2-4 LINDA REEDY Chorus 1-3 Future Nurses 4 Journalism 4 ALAN REYNOLDS Answers Please 1,2,4 Band 2-4 Ecology 4 One Act Play 2 DELEI SCHAPERJAHN Chorus 2-4 Drama 2-4 Ecology 4 FTA 2 GAA 2-4 Hockey 3,4 Pep Club 4 Photography 4 Prom Queen 3 Yearbook 4 ROGER SCOTT Chorus 1-4 One Act Play 1-4 Soccer 3,4 Varsity 4 GARY SHERMAN Chorus 1-4 Boys' State 3 One Act Play 1 Soccer 3,4 Varsity 3,4 MICHELE SMITH Prom Comm. 3 Server 3 WILLIAM SMITH Chess 1,3,4 - Treas. 3,4 Chorus 1-4 Audio-Visual 4 Drama 4 Ecology 4 NHS 3,4 One Act Play 2,3 Photography 2,3,4 Troubadours 4 Yearbook 4 MATTHEW SOWLE Soccer 4 Baseball 4 MARY SPENCE Chorus 1-4 GAA 1-4 Hockey 3.4 LYN ST ANGLE B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 STEVE VANYO B.O.C.E.S. 3,4 DORA VROMAN B.O.C.E.S. 2-4 - VICA 3,4 Chorus 1-4 EVELYN ZAPP Drama 3,4 Ecology 4 Journalism 4 Pep Club 4 Photography 4 Yearbook 3,4 CAROL WEST GAA 1,2 41 KAREN R1SDELL Chorus 3, 4 COURT AND ESCORTS: Pamela Cornell and David Neahr, Dawn Pickney and Richard Scott, Deborah Cwiakala and Phil Del Costello, Richard Milan and Queen Delei Schaperjahn, Tom Amell and Colleen Kopper, Robert Naske and Becky Haskell, and Terry Malley and Sharyn Gerardi. TtuS WacjiC Axmtod The Junior Prom was indeed only a moment in our lives, but a moment that will live in our minds forever. It was a moment filled with happy, smiling faces, laughter and excitement. We will especially remember the joy of everyone helping, and the special help the chairman, Dora Gaudreau, gave to make that evening a very memorable one. Much more can be said, but nothing can describe that night as well as pictures ... QUEEN'S DANCE 43 We, the class of 1973, would like to extend a special thanks to Mr. Sutton, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Nolett, and Mr. Gleason. Their patience, leadership, and understanding leave us with a better knowledge of the world in which we are about to enter. Thank you again. 44 JuwlM Cfi SS 1st row: S. Exley, B. Jones, F. Brown, D. Numbers, D, Armer, R. Harblin. 2nd row: P. Engle, M. Chamberlin, D. Hill, C, Watrobski, S. Lesniewski, B. Sherman, S, May, M, Reynolds, B. McKenzie, J. Brooks, L. Jendrzejczak. 3rd row; D. Plummer, T. Cowper, L. Michelfelder, A. Armer, C, Drapala. 1st row: H. Weaver, K. Weaver, B. Barth, A. Bell, K. Bixby, J. Neahr, T. Botsford. 2nd row: T. Smith, L. Brown, J. Sheehan, C, Cetnar, P. Ainsworth, G. Cwiakala, L. Sherman, G. Spence, M, MacLachlan, M. Chamberlin. 3rd row: M. Barkley, W. Winslow, D. D. Slade, P. Van Voast, R. Denker, W. Benware, S. Bod well. 46 1st row: S. Truesdale, L. Munchback, P. Klementowski, C. Bull, J. Jessop. 2nd row: P. DeGraff, B, Brice, J. Palmer, P, Salisbury, M, Parish, R, Gaines, L. LaBahn, E. Keller. 3rd row: D. Paine, D. Nelson, P. Terry, M. Vanyo, G. Musolff, R. Clifford. B. Ruman — R. Brown - - - S. Lesniewski C. Watrobski Mrs. Rhodes - President Vice-Pres. Secretary - Treasurer • - Advisor 47 Qcpkc v4M 1st row; J. Millington, K. Grupe, W. Hartman, P. Barkley, C. Wood, K. Daley, C. Palmateer, M, Cwia-kala, S. Palmateer, R. Bilili, J. Orzolek, J. Hill. S, McMann, T. Monroe, P. Vidulich, N, Features. 2nd row: D. DiDonna, R. Rogers, R. Denison, W. Carr, W. Spence, J. Price, G. Suits, R. Faulkner, T. Cow-per, T. Radigan, P. Diggins, C. Kissinger. 1st row: D. Lachtrupp, C. Sowle, B. Carey, V. DeGraff, K. Reynolds, K. Bates, R. Sleight, K. Dubb, R. Sharpe, K. Andersen, D. Donnan, B. Manell, S. Lukasiewicz. 2nd row: T. Mechanick, B. Boerenko, J. Eaton, A. Shepard, G. Kaplanowski, P. Klementowski, B. Bishop, R. Brown, L. Burnett, L. Palmateer, R. Rice, A. Milton. 1st row: R. Wilday, R. Wolfe, M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, W. Faas, C, Quinlan, D. Reimer, B, Gaudreau, L. Neahr, L. Earl, D. Vroman, M. Capodiferro, K. Dileva, J. Sherman, J. Scheiber, J, Baker. 2nd row: M. Sebast, J. Lane, R. Watrobski, D. Conrad, F. DeGraff, G. Gaines, D. LaSasso, B. Smith, A. VanHall, D. May, G. Whitney. CLASS OFFICERS J. Baker---------------President D. Johndrow-------Vice-President B. Gaudreau —--------Treasurer R. Sharpe--------------Secretary Mr. Connelly------------ Advisor Mr. Ruszczyk----------- - - Advisor 49 Ptesliuiow OB ss 1st row: T. Reynolds, P. Olendorf, P. Lawrence, K. Sebast, D. Munchback, B. Gload, D. Pikul, B. Carey, M. Bishop, D. See low, C. Olsen, D. Schaperjahn, D. Pangbum, D. Millias, J. DeGraff. 2nd row: J. Fitzgerald, A. Gaura, R. Arnold, J. Jamison, J. Vroman, T. Benware, E. Chase, G. Eaton, D. Doepel, M. Petroski. 50 1st row: J. Bateholts, R. Harblin, L. Wells, M. Pom pay, C. Palmateer, A. Ruman, P. Olsen, S. Bixby, R. Cempe, M. Faulkner, L. Welch, P. Sowle, J. Pickney, S. Botsford. 2nd row: D. Luke, J. Dropper, D. Williams, T. Flinton, T. Smith, S. Truesdale, J. Bombard, M. Tranka, E. Schmidt, M. Palmateer. 1st row: T. Palmateer, P. Scon, S. Morris, S. Exley, T. Jendrzejczak, L. Howard, C. Boedecker, J. Hunt' er, H. Kimball, J. Toal, K, Clifford, M. Palmer, K. Shoutis, E. Winslow, 2nd row: R. Waltman, K, Smith, S. Simboli, E, Wilson, D, Bates, M. Sivik, C, Koenig, B. Denker, K. Wilkins, B, White. CJhm Obfcms K. Shoutis - -- -- -- -- President T. Jendrzejczak------Vice-Pres. K. Clifford - -------------Secretary S. Truesdale---------Treasurer Mrs. Van Vranken ------------Advisor 51 Btyldb tf)udjb 1st row: S. Stanton, R. Gload, D. Brown, W. Brown, L. Manell, L. Denison, C. Donnan, S. Olendorf, C. Wielt, K. Wallace, C. Lukasiewicz, R. Kuebler, L. VanHall, J. Arnold. 2nd row; P. Lyons, C. Stangle, R. Reynolds, F. Tokarowsk, J. Schied, J. Price, J. Sowle, J. Orzolek, P. Lamb, B. O’Neil, T. Brann, M. Rogers, J. Cole, K. Morrison, M. Risdell, P. Gibbons, F. Millias. 1st row: M. Wiese, K. Baker, R. Winslow, G. Bodwell, R. Pugliese, D. McConchie, V. Wetmore, B. Faulkner, W. Palmateer, T. Gunderson, P. Wieland. 2nd row: J. Germain, S. Fitzgerald, D. Frederick, R. Hoffman, A. Farrell, D. Lachtrupp, D. Szurek, M. Tretiak, S. Clifford, C. Cwiakala, E. Chase. 3rd row: D. Abrams, T. Smith, R. O'Bryan, A. Thimm, D. O'Neil, D. Stokna, M. Wilkins, L. Santelli, E. Sickler, W. Milton, A. Je-zierski. 1st row: S. McChesney, T. Tranka, J. Collins, R. Sowle, W. Palmer, D. Denison, R. Stangle, W. Sherman, W. Powell, T. Sickler. 2nd row: D. Daley, V. Nichols, D. Carey, D. Johndrow, M. Hall, L. De Ridder, B. Sleight, W. May, K. Andersen, L. Radigan, K. Zapp. 3rd row: R. Zanella, S. Bornitzke, B. Loveless, C. Larrabee, B. Nichols, B Murtlow, P. Sherman, C. Galusha, B. Cetnar, M. VanVoast, S. Reckner, L. Young, T. Pauze, B. Plummer, L. Wilkes, M. Patience. You're calling ME!! Look Ma no cavities!! AW! ! SHUCKS!!! Qexj dlv uoA 1st row: M. Gload, J. Baczkowski, M. Neahr, B. Kiskis, R. Zanella, B. Kenyon, L. Hadley, E. Gibbons, M. Bate holts. 2nd row: R. Hartman, K. Cetnar, M. Kronsbein, C. Gunderson, R. Morris, S. Wheeler, P. Earl, P. Stanton. 3rd row: T. Kenyon, T. Sivik, D. Springer, W. Johndrow, L. Dubb, J. Westa, W. Weaver. 4th row: J. McKenzie, G. Mottau, D. Pabis, B. Wood, C. Grupe, J. Pokrzywka, M. Rogers, J. Palma-teer. 1st row: J. Yankowski, S. Wilday, T. Wells, M. Quinlan, J. Castell. 2nd row: D. Baily, R. Armer, C. Neahr, J. Wyszomirski, D. Wetmore, G. Curan, T. Cowper. 3rd row: A. Smith, J. Button, R. Emigh, K. Wilson, R. Kozlowski. 4th row: M. Hagan, L. McMann, K. Arnold, D. Seelow, S. Tranka, J. Denker. 1st row; R. Loveless, K. Sherman, R. Post, R, MacLachlan, N, Loveless, J. Stangle, C. Davis, S. Faboz-zi, V, Sowle, K. Boerenko, J. Welch, D, Vroman, T. Sherman, D. Numbers, V. Santiago, B. Sawyer, V. Doe pel. 55 EAGLES are the BEST!!! Boces 1st row: D. Pikul.'R. Fitzgerald, J. Hill, S, May, L. Stangle, L. Sherman, P, Salisbury, P. Ainsworth, C. Dropper, P. Engle, 2nd row: D. Hollenbeck, D, Pan mrn, R. Harblin, A. Armer, E. Keller, K. Smith, M. Vanyo, T, Blongiewicz, S. Palmateer, J. Lyons, D. Cetnar, F. DeGraff, W. Weaver, D. Gra-bo, C. Cetnar, J. Bishop, D. Plummer, L. Michelfelder, D. Hill, B. Sherman, AW! Let me see. Which way do we go!!! Monday Morning Blahs ! The heat is on me now!! The WILD trio!?!? 57 Come into my parlor! Look at that bunch of goof-offs. Lover boy, himself? The better to see you with, my dear! Oh, shut up, Cally! You got somethin' agin cowboys and injuns? Back, off, peasant! 58 Very interesting I! Look into my eyes !! Oh, Gay !! And then when he hit second base ... Wait till I get my hands on him!! And that's the truth!! Would you care to repeat that, boys??? Dale is in a whole Still talking about the Secret Storm?? Look at the birdie! I'm gonna pass out! heap of trouble! ? Your move, Boris! Yeah, we're members of the Playboy Club!!! The lollipop cop!! Hand Check! This is all wrong! I'm so ashamed! Ahhh . Wait, my hair !! Hi Coach !!! Rings on my fingers; bells on my toes. I feel sick. She‘s ALRIGHT! Vanity Soccer 1st row: T. Malley, S. Truesdale, M. Barkley, B. Hartman, K. Kalinkewicz. 2nd row: L. Michelfelder, E. Chase, R. Wolfe, F. Brown, T. Cowper, D. Johndrow, D. McCane. 3rd row: Mr, Goodemote, D, Ar-mer, J. Mattice, G. Eaton, B. Benware, K. Kalinkewicz, M. Garrick, G, Sherman, M. Sivik, D. Paine, J. Baker, D. Nelson, R. Scott, G, Kaplanowski, D. Doepel, M, Sowle. VARSITY SOCCER SCORES 1972 Galway 1 Galway -2 Northville - - 6 Northville — -6 Galway - - - 2 Galway — - -3 Mayfield — 1 Mayfield — - 1 Galway 3 Galway - 5 Saratoga — 0 Gloversville - -0 Galway - — 4 Galway - 2 Gloversville - 0 Amsterdam - -1 Galway 4 Galway - 0 Amsterdam - 2 Saratoga— - • 3 Sectionals Galway - 1 Berlin - 2 64 COACH GOODEMOTE Co-Captains: J. Mattice and D. Aimer STOREKEEPERS: A. Jezierski and G. Suits Eagles on the warpath!!! You gunky!!! Hai Karate!!! Yeah, then what’d she do?? Is it soup yet??? 65 DENNIS ARMER SCOTT BODWELL EARL CHASE KEITH KALINKEWICZ MIKE HAT ALA BRIAN JONES 66 Ba ketbM 67 DAVE NELSON COACH GRAY - CAPTAIN JIM MATTICE Scorn Galway - - 71 Galway - - 43 Galway - - 83 Galway - - 65 Galway - - 60 Galway - - 43 Galway - - 60 Galway - - 54 Galway - - 79 Galway - - 60 Galway - - 50 Galway - - 71 Galway - - 51 Galway - - 56 Galway - - 45 Galway- - 62 Galway Galway “Non-league Wells 72 Fort Plain - - 61 Oppenheim - -41 Mayfield - - - ■ 53 Canajoharie - -67 Fonda 71 Northville - - 77 Broad alb in- - 86 Oppenheim - -80 Penh • 74 Fort Plain - - 65 Wells - 45 Mayfield - - - 63 Canajoharie - -58 Fonda -54 Northville - - 88 Broad albin Perth J.V. BoskekbcM 1st row; B. Boerenko, D. Lachtrupp, M. Barkley, P. LoSasso, B. Denker, M. Sivik, D. Johndrow. 2nd row: K. Wilkins, J. Kaplanowski, B. Benware, Coach Fesler, M. Garrick, G. Eaton, D. Doepel, Manager - R. Denker. And twirl your partner, do-si-do. Let’s go to the hop! J.V. Qcom Galway - - 38 Fort Plain - - 48 Galway - - 41 Oppenlieim - - 29 Galway — 58 Mayfield 45 Galway - - 41 Canajoharie- -39 Galway — 32 Fonda 47 Galway — 54 Northville - - 30 Galway - - 54 Broadalbin — 50 G alw ay - - 87 Oppenheint - - 65 Galway - - 56 Perth 27 Galway - - 51 Fort Plain - - 49 Galway - - 54 Mayfield 53 Galway - - 48 Canajoharie —56 Galway - - 46 Fonda 42 Galway - - Galway Galway 57 Northville - - 56 Broadalbin Perth Non-league 69 Up, up and away !!! I'll get you for that! Here it comes, guys. Frantic fans 1972 BasebM 1st row: L. Grunewald, J. Mattice, R. Munchback, F. Brown. 2nd row: B. Benware, T. Malley, K. Uhlinger, D. Johndrow, D. Armer. 3rd row: Mr. Smith, D. Paine, S. Bodwell, M. Barkley, T. Cowper. Get ready, get set, GO!!! This is how you do it!!! 1972 BASEBALL SCORES Galway - - - - -6 Northville-----3 Galway----------5 Broadalbin-----2 Galway - - - - -3 Fonda---------15 Galway----------0 Perth-----------1 Galway----------3 Northville-----0 Galway----------6 Canajoharie - - 4 Galway - - - —6 Ft. Plain------1 Galway----------5 Fonda - — - - 9 Galway — - - -0 Mayfield-------5 Galway--------13 Broadalbin - - - 0 Galway---------3 Perth--------- 2 Galway----------8 Mayfield-------5 Galway — - —4 Mayfield - - - 11 Galway - - - - -1 Fonda----------0 Galway ---------3 Northville----12 CtOSS Couwtty 1st row; K. Grupe, K. Smith, J. Jessop, J. Hathaway, C. Koenig, G, Gaines, B. Denker. 2nd row: A. Bell mgr. stats., G. Baczkowski, J. Dropper, D. Lachtrupp, E. Winslow, B. Denker, K. Shoutis - mgr. stats. 3rd row: Coach Fesler, T. Benware, S. Bod well, P. VanVoast, S. Cowper, R. Watrobski. Galway saw one of the largest turnouts for the team in the history of the school, as Galway compiled a dual meet record of 10-1. Led by Joe Jessop and Rich Denker, our co-captains, the team brought home several trophies for invitationals and other meets. Our captains were anchored very ably by the other members of the team. For the first time, two of our runners - Joe Jessop and Rich Denker - were sent to the State Intersection' als. The Varsity finished second in the Tri-Valley League and for the first time, Galway placed runner-up in the Class D-E run. The Junior Varsity also had a strong year as they placed first in the league and first in class D-E schools at the sectionals. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES 1972 Galway--------------- — 17 Lake George-----------------46 Galway -- - 24 Corinth---------------------31 Galway----------------------32 Mayfield - - — ----------- 27 Galway ------------------- 19 Fonda-----------------------36 Galway ------- - 18 Canajoharie —--------------- 46 Galway-------------------- 15 Bishop Schully -- ------------46 Galway------------------------22 Bishop Burke -- --------------38 Galway --------------------- 26 Schoharie ------------------ 29 Galway----------- — ----------27 Northville------------------ 28 Galway---------------------- 17 Lake George ------------------42 Galway------------------------17 Broadalbin--------------------45 72 VfcbiStty RMute Grout Run - Eighth out of twenty-three schools. Cobleskill Inv. - Third out of twelve schools. Broadalbin Inv. - Second out of eleven schools. (Trophy) Mayfield Inv. - Second out of eleven schools. (Trophy) Sectionals - Second out of eleven schools. (Trophy) O. K., Watch!! ! Look everybody! See My belly?? We won't tell you all our short-cuts! After the run! ? Run for your life!! She kicked me! f-figlv Soccer 1st row: D. Daley, J. Denker, T, Sivik, K. Baker, D. Johndrow, L. Dubb. 2nd row: J. Orzolek, V. Wet-more, G. Mottau, M. Neahr, R. Stangle, F. Timm. 3rd row; E. Chase, B, Hartman, D. O'Neil, Mr. Gray, R. Zanella, T. Kenyon, B. Palmer, S. McChesney. Isn't He Sweet Lunch is a blast! I Eat your heart out!! 74 J'0- f-figk BzetboM Standing: R. Zanella, D. O'Neil, Mr. Davenport (coach), M. Wilkins, L. Santelli, D. Stokna. Bottom: W. Sherman, V. Wetmore, E. Chase, D. Daley, R. Pugliese, B. Winslow. iKHfe Standing: B. Wood, T. Sivik, Mr. Davenport (coach), T. Kenyon, R. Loveless, J. McKenzie. Bottom: L. Dubb, B. Hartman, J. Sawyer, R. Post, M. Quinlan, G. Mottau. 75 CltmlkadM Captain - SHARYN GERARDI I.ESNIEWSKI PATTY BARKLEY 77 J.V. MRS. STABER Pep BgW 1st row: L. LaBahn, S. Truesdale, J. Palmer, C. Donnan. 2nd row; Mr. Lukasiewicz, B. Benosky, J. Dropper, T. Jones, J. Hathaway, M. Morris. 3rd row: J. Jessop, Mr. Sleeper, L. Bodwell. AH! Shucks !! Yell louder Sharyn !!! I can fly !!! Pattycake, Pattycake Baker’s Man !! The heck with cheering, let's pray !tt QvJk’ Vtusity Sosk tbcM Row 1: A. Bell, J. Estus, P. Barkley, R. Gaines. Row 2; C. Bull, R. Sharpe, C. Watrobski, M. MacLachlan, L. LaBahn. Row 3: L. Bodwell, J. Palmer, D. Gaudreau, Mrs. Noonan. 81 QirJIs’ JuAuXyo Vfo tSity Sitting: K. Andersen, L. Wells, K, Daley, K. Dileva, Kneeling: P. Scott, M. Wyszomirski, M. Kalin-kewicz, D. Donnan, K. Clifford, Mrs, Noonan. 82 Y ubook Sta 1st row: E. Zapp, M. Wyszomirski, S. Lukasiewicz, S. Cheney. 2nd row: R. Rice, S. Exley, T. Jendrzejczak, L. Jendrzejcak, D. Schaperjahn, R. Sharpe, B. Manell, M. Cwiakala, B. Palmateer. 3rd row: M. Palmer, B. Gaudreau, C. Wood, D. Donnan, R. Rogers, W. Faas, M. Kalinkewicz, C. Quinlan, J. Orzolek, J, Hathaway, L. Neahr, 1st row: P. Salisbury - copy, M. Chamberlin - art. 2nd row: D. Cwiakala - editor, C. Watrobski - bus. mgr., J. Estus - ads. 3rd row: M. MacLachlan - layout, W. Smith - photography, A. Bell - circulation. 1st row: D. Reimer, K. Andersen. 2nd row: W. Eaas - Co-Chairman, C. Bull - Chairman, M. Palmer, K. Clifford, C, Watrobski - Co-Chairman. 3rd row; E. Zapp, R. Clifford, D. Paine, L. Brown, S, Truesdale. 4th row; S. Cheney, J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, B. Ruman, R. Gaines. Foot}ywd Qtafo 1st row: K. Clifford, K. Risdell, B. Haskell, Sec.-Treas., D. Szurek, A. Farrell, D. Lachtrupp, S. Olendorf, K. Donnan, M. Weise, L. Neahr. 2nd row: B. Ruman, R, Clifford, J. Palmer, C, Wood, J. Hathaway, L. Meahr, L. Reedy, S. Cheney, E. Zapp. 3rd row: M. Palmer, A. Bell, M. MacLachlan, S. Lesniewski, L. Jendrzejczak, M. Chamberlin, C, Watrobski, S. Gerardi - Editor. 4th row: J. Davenport, R. Rice, J. Baker, B. Benware, D. Lachtrupp, M. Barkley, R. Rogers. 85 AudUhViSucd Club 1st row: J. Lane, R. Rice, S. Truesdale, C. Drapala, P. LoSasso, Mr. Rhodes - Advisor, M, Chamberlin. 2nd row; K. Wilkins, T. Mechanick, J. Hathaway, B. Smith. Boys’ Qtcrtb Gary Sherman, Dave Bernard, Mike Hatala 86 WcdiCMJoJl UCM v SoCtefcy 1st row: W. Smith, S. Gerardi, G. Neahr, B. Haskell, J. Palmer, D. Cwiakala. 2nd row: D. Gaudreau, C. Watrobski, M. Mac Lachlan, B. Ruman. Eco locjy Club 1st row: M. Fabozzi, W. Benosky, G. Cwiakala, M. Bender, S. Lesniewski, D, Schaperjahn, W. Smith. 2nd row; S. Gerardi, A. Reynolds, S. Exley, C. Watrobski, M. MacLachlan, L. LaBahn. 3rd row: D. Slade, L. Neahr, S. Cheney, J. Hathaway, A. Bell, J. Jessop, R. Gaines, R. Clifford. 4th row: M. Chamberlin, P. Pug-liese, L. Bodwell, L. Reedy, E. Zapp, J. Palmer. 87 SITTING: J. Estus - Pres., T. Botsford - V. Pres., L. LaBahn - Sec., R. Clifford - Treas. 2nd row: V. Faas, R. Gaines, K. Clifford, C. Bull, J. Palmer, D. Doepel, P. LaSasso, P. Lawrence, C. Palmateer, M. Palmer - Reporter, S. Harblin, K. Shoutis, P. Olendorf, Mrs. Wert - Advisor. Puiwi 1st row: C. Olsen, B. Gload, D. Schaperjahn, S. Stanton - Sec., W. Brown, D. Brown, L. Manell, R. Gload -Treas. 2nd row: W. Sharpe - Pres., K. Andersen, K. Andersen. 3rd row: S. Bornitze, C. Larrabee, B. Cetnar, C. Galusha, L. Munchback, B. Plummer. Ptioiogft pfwj 05ub 1st row: A. Bombard, D. Schaperjahn, J. Hathaway. 2nd row: G. Neahr, Mr. Swierzowski, W. Smith, E. Zapp, M. Bender. Gu Utyh Cfiess Club 1st row: K. Clifford - Vice Pres., E. Schmitt. 2nd row; B. Spence, J, Lane. 3rd row: B. Palmer, A. Gaura, M. Bender - Pres., W. Smith - Sec.-Treas., B. Scheiber, V. Wetmore, Mr. Allen - Adv. ftyh Chess club 1st row: M. Gload, J. Castell, J. Germain, A. Smith, K. Wilson, J. Wyszomirski, J. Carey, D. Wetmore, C. DiDonna. 2nd row: T. Sherman, R. Stangle, G. Curran, J. McKenzie, D. Numbers, M. Hagan, R. Thompson, D. Daley, B. Sawyer, R. Armer, K. Arnold, T. Cowper, J. Button, V. Santiago. 90 1st row: D. Lachthrupp, S. Bodwell, D. Johndrow, B. Benware, E. Chase, M. Barkley, T. Benware, B. Denker, C. Koenig. 2nd row: M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, C. Daley, S. Gerardi, S. Lesniewski, L. Neahr, G. Neahr, P. Barkley, B. Gload, B. Ruman, R. Gaines. 3rd row: G. Sherman, B. Winslow, S. Cowper, P. VanVoast, R. Denker, K. Wilkins, K. Kalinkewicz, D. Armer, K. Kalinkewicz, D. McCane, J. Mattice, F. Brown, T. Mal-ley, T. Cowper, R. Wolfe, J. Jessop, D. Paine. Smile, you’re on CANDID CAMERA!! The look of LOVE is in your EYES!! OFFICERS: Terr Malley - Pres., Sharyn Gerardi - Sec.-Treas., Jim Mattice - V. Pies., Mr. Mealy - Advisor. 1st row: M. Palmer, K. Clifford, K. Daley, C. Watrobski, P. Scott, M. Fabozzi, 2nd row: L. Neahr, K. Se-bast, S. Lesniewski, P. Sowle, P. Barkley, D. Reimer. 3rd row: L. Reedy, R. Gaines - Sec.-Treas., P. Cornell, S. Gerardi, C. Wood, V. DeGraff, J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, K. Andersen, B. Ruman. 1st row: M. Cwiakala, L. Welch, B. Gload, B. Haskell, A. Bombard, L. Wells, S, Quinlan, D. Schaperjahn. 2nd row; D. Seelow, D. Dileva, C, Olsen, J. Neahr, M. Pompay, L. Neahr, D. Gaudreau. 3rd row: R, Sharpe, M. Kalinkewicz, B. Barth, M. Wyszomirski, G. Neahr, C, Quinlan, D. Donnan, L, Bod we 11 - Pres., J. Estus. Ql. l-fajti SWewi Couitctt SITTING: B. Denker, S. Truesdale - Treas., S. Cowper - Pres., Dora Gaudreau - Vice-Pres., T. Cowper. STANDING: M. Palmer, R. Sharpe - Sec., P. Vidulich. l-figlv Qbuudmt Council 1st row: M. Risdell, J. Denker, D. Johndrow. 2nd row; D. Daley, B. MacLachlan, K. Sherman, C. Cwiakala -Sec., K. Andersen - Treas., C. Lukasiewicz - Pres., D. Szurek, V. Doepel. 3rd row: R. Zanella, R. Hartman-V.P., M. Patience. DMlnivCu Club 1st row: K. Clifford, S, Quinlan, M. Fabozzi, J. Estus, S. Gerardi - Sec,, B. Haskell - Pres,, P. Cornell -V. Pres. 2nd row: E. Zapp, S. Cheney, R. Clifford, S, Truesdale, B. Ruman, G. Cwiakala, D, Pangburn, 3rd row; W. Faas - Treas., M. Parish, T. Mechanick, D. Pickney, P. LoSasso, R. Rice, C. VVatrobski, B. Smith. 4th row; C, Wood, B. Benware, D. Schaperjahn, T. Botsford, L. Burnett, K. Kalinkewicz, D. Slade. R tSt pSaCft You're as young as you feel!!? JtuuMS — Awybwfy Rw Tea ’ V iSw CmmL Pkuc 96 Piesfitoew — ' Gocut Wt ’ ’ Qopkotnom — ''NofcTtwugkfc” 1st row: P. Olendorf, P. Cornell, K. Sebast, M. Kalinkewicz, G. Bach, T. Cowper, F. Brown, B. Jones, R. Wolfe, D. Armer, C. Quinlan, A. Bombard, M. Parish, J. Pickney, T. Jendrzejczak. 2nd row: L. Neahr, S. Morris, D. Pickney, P. Cuckoo, B. Benware, J. Mattice, R. Scott, G. Sherman, G. Eaton, W. McKenzie, M. Capodiferro, D. Vroman, L. Earl. 3rd row: S. Exley, C. Palmateer, P. Scott, L. Welch, D. Vroman, J. Sheehan, P. Terry, K. Wilkins, T. Mechanick, T. Benware, S. Exley, P. Klementowski, K. Shoutis, D. Munchbach, M. Fabozzi, S. Lukasiewicz, P. Sowle. 4th row: T. Monroe, C. Sowle, P. Salisbury, C. Watrobski. D. Paine, S. Slade, J. Orzolek, B. McKenzie, G. Spence, R. Gaines, D. Pikul. 1st row: Miss Cervenka, K. Reynolds, S. Gerardi, C, Murphy, C. Wood, P. DeGraff, C. Drapala, R. Clifford, G. Suits, B. Carey, M. Wyszomirski, B. Gaudreau, D. Seelow. 2nd ROW; J. Brooks, P. Barkley, V. DeGraff, M. Spence, S. Palmateer, M. Barkley, A. Armer, D. Lachtrupp, D. Johndrow, B. Hartman, D. Schaperjanh, M. Morris, P. Lawrence, J. Neahr, M. Pompay. 3rd row: M. Chamberlin, K. DiLeva, K. Dubb, C. Bull, M. Cwiakala, T. Cowper, R. Wolfe, B. Bishop, M. Palmateer, R. Waltman, L. Michelfelder, K. Daley, W. Faas, R. Murphy, L. Jendrzejczak, L. Wells. 4th row; P. Pugliese, S. Quinlan, M. Palmer, J. Palmer, D. Donnan, T. Radigan, P. LoSasso, D. Conrad, D. Sivik, J. Bombard, E. Chase, J. Neahr, J. Estus, D. Gaudreau, B. Gload, K. Clifford, K. Anderson, L. Faas. V ttefcy Qhoup Not buy the hair on my chinny-chin-chin! Galway's finest. She's my sissy! Look here comes Santa Clause Sing out America! These are all Mom's children. 1st row; M. Kalinkewicz, J. Palmer, D. Donnan, S. Lukasiewicz, M, Wyzomirski, B. Brice, J. Estus, K. Wallace, L. DeRidder, M. Palmer, M. Morris, C. Lukasiewicz, J, Hathaway, K, Clifford, L. LaBahn, J. Scheiber, M. Sebast, R. Gaines, S, Exley, M, Wilkins, K. Shoutis, S, Lesniewski, F. Thimm, B. Manell, K. Wilkens, P. Lachtrupp, R. Wolfe, P. Barkley, P. Klementowski, S, Truesdale, C. Dropper, C. Donnan, S, Truesdale. 2nd row: G. Gaines, J, Howard, L. Bodwell, C. Bull, F. Brown, R. Rogers, J, Jessop, J, Dropper, C. Diggins, A. Reynolds, B. Benosky, R. Arnold, B. Palmer, A. Jezierski, R. Clifford, Mr. Sleeper. Just like a woman !! When your having more than one .., Now listen to me !!! Thic j the wav we march to school, march to school 103 T Out there?. In front of them !!! I Ladies of the Galway Clarinet Club. Ladies and Gents ... He who hesitates is lost. Com blo youMiorn ! Cmmt They sound ... Well they might make it ? ! Friends, Romans, Countrymen... There’s a fly on my notes !!! We've got pucker power !!! 105 CWsotififcfces A TtoutWoM 1st row: Miss Cervenka, B. Gaudreau, M. Barkley, L. Jendrzejczak, E. Chase, J. Brooks, P. DeGraff, K. Clifford, C. Watrobski. 2nd row; C, Bull, J. Mattice, D. Gaudreau, K, Drapala, G. Neahr, T. Cowper, L. Neahr. 3rd row: M. Morris, P. Terry, S. Quinlan, R. Clifford, C. Wood, K. Wilkins, K. Daley. 4th row: J. Estus, J. Palmer, D. Slade, R. Gaines, P. LoSasso, M. Parish, W. Smith, L. Welch, M. Palmer. 106 Ju Wtgfi Ck 1st row; J. Yankowski, R. Armer, D. Springer, J. Carey, J, Germain, C. Donnan, V. Santiago, S, Wheeler, B, Zanella, J. Westa, B. Kenyon, L. Hadley, B. Kiskis, P, Stanton, R. Hoffman. 2nd: R. Post, R. Reynolds, K. Arnold, W. Palmateer, M. Risdell, G. Mottau, J. Welch, K. Sherman, T. Sherman, D. Vroman, S. Fabozzi, C. Davis, J. Stangle, C. Gundersen. 3rd row: A. Jezierski, M. Weise, R. Stangle, J, Sowle, K. Andersen, K. Wallace, K. Andersen, C. Cwiakala, C. Lukasiewicz, D. Lachtrupp, W. Sharpe, L. Radigan, D. Frederick. 4th row: J. Schied, D. Daley, F. Timm, M. Rogers, R. Zanella, M. Wilkins, M. VanVoast, E. Loveless, C. Larrabee, S. Olendorf, L. DeRidder, A. Farrell, L. Radigan, D. Szurek, C. Wielt, R. Kuebler. C ctafc Band Kneeling: J, Baczkowski, S. Smith, S. Cempe, J, Pokrzywka. 2nd row: B, Sleight, M. Tretiak, S. Clifford, S, Wheeler, M. Uhlinger, V. Sleeper, K. McKenzie, M. Sawyer, B, Nanartowich, A. Schied, W. Johansen. 3rd row: C. Wallace, J. Yankowski, K. Sherman, J. Westa, E. Gibbons, P. Thimm, A. Pokrzywka, C. Donnan, M. Milton, B. Gaines, S. Manell, N. Salisbury, G. Sebast, J. Huntington, L. Hammond. 4th row: B. Baily, J. Wyzsomirski, B. Salisbury, B. Palmateer, J. Carey, G. Sebast, B. DeRidder, W. Huntington, M. Gibbons, M. Slider, K. Andersen, A. Lukasiewicz, B. Burnett, D. Smith, T. Craft, B. Rhodes. 5th row: A. Jezierski, B. Palmer, Mr. Sleeper, J. Germain, T. Tranka, D. Denison. Chick-a-BOOM!!! OH! A worm on our band notes!? Repeats QcMMldp Wumms 1st row: Alt. Dora Gaudreau, M. Morris, Alt. Lynn Bodwell, Alt. Sharyn Gerardi. 2nd row: A. Reynolds, B. Smith, S. Cowper, J. Hathaway. Missing: C. Gload, Alt. M. Bender. Bonsdv Umrb AmucL 109 JOHN HATHAWAY fAwiwQ Up Day 1972 Enroute to Disneyworld!! Which way we going?? He slipped in some WHAT?! ? What's my line?? Aren't you glad you use Dial?!! :ontest winners? Boy, shot down again! Watch it! We're in charge now !!! Now, as for myself ... Listen, Sonny ... ” Mr. Business Man. WOW! Happiness is ... Cool it man, this is my break, ya know?” Now I got ya, try to get out of that one. What can I say, he's so romantic ?!! Have a heart! The devil made me do it! Sure 1 use Prell !! Hey, your my type! You rang? 115 Mother never told us about Ultra-Brite!! Lord, give me strength! 116 Long live the dry-look. Roger is all wrapped up!!! Girls, who needs 'em?? Back off Chic kies!? I can't believe I ate the whole thing!!! Swallowed your what?? Love is 3 But I REALLY am sorry !!! AH !! Come on ... 120 Thanks a lot !! He always was a pain in the neck !! VASEL'S GROCERY Groceries — Goodyear Tires — Live Bait Lubrication — Sporting Goods 883-3259 882-9414 Allis Chalmers Complete line of parts and service 122 A FIRST BY RAMARK-VARDEN Student Yearbook Photographers Workshop “a Fantastic Success” In August of 1972, Ramark-Varden Studios sponsored a workshop for student yearbook photographers which was held on the St. John Fisher College campus in Rochester, N.Y. One hundred and forty students and yearbook advisors took over 12.000 photographs during a 3 day period. All photos were processed and critiqued during the workshop. In addition to this, everyone enrolled attended 4 theory lectures, 5 one hour talks by top men in their fields, 2 slide shows by Kodak, a tour of the Rochester Institute of Technology photo department and also found time for a cookout and several social hours which included an all night rap session. Everyone was asked to fill out sheets to evaluate the workshop. Some of the comments were: quote “I hope I flunked so I can return next year” by Laurie Chapman, Amsterdam High School, Albany, N.Y. “Ramark-Varden should conduct workshops, again, again, again and again” by Terry Tiraborelli, Fairport High School, Rochester. N.Y. “I thought the whole workshop was fantastic” by Kathy Beerhalter, John F. Kennedy High School. Utica, New York. “I believe that this workshop, the knowledge and commitment that is Photographs ... The Heart of Your Yearbook involved, has broadened our minds not only as photographers, but also as adult human beings, who can work together to obtain a more advanced form of communication” by Craig Gross, Corning-Painted Post East High School, Corning. New York. Workshop ’73 has already been planned. For information, call or write Mr. Carl Tandoi, Varden Studios, Inc., Rochester, New York 14607. Phone 546-2360. We hope to see you there. lamark farden inc. The company with the WORKSHOP 123 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 Compliments of the GALWAY PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS: to the to the Class of 1973 GRADUATING CLASS GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL CIVIL SERVICE from WATERWHEEL EMPLOYEES CHEESE HOUSE ASSOCIATION WILLARD AND CAROL SCHIED For that extra touch of beauty!! JACKIE’S CERAMICS Wholesale and retail greenware JEANNE'S Ceramic supplies Lessons BEAUTY SHOP Prop. Jackie Weaver 149 Mohawk Ave. R.D. 1 Galway-Ballston Road Scotia, N.Y. Ballston Spa, N.Y. Jeanne Meander Open Tues. and Thurs. nights and Sat. 124 afternoons ROWLEDGE AGENCY INC. LATHROP’S PHARMACIES 208 Mohawk Avenue 149 Vley Road Scotia, N.Y. 139 MOHAWK AVE. SCOTIA, NEW YORK filling your prescription, is our main business' BLAKE REALITY, INC. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE. LOW AUTO AND HOME RATES. The Galery of Homes A National Network of Realtors Divisionst I 28 Market St. Charlton, N.Y. Amsterdam, N.Y. Phone 374-8453 882-1255 842 8859 All made exclusively from better meats French Weaving, Mens Tailoring, Invisible Mending, Fur Repair and Remodeling, Ladies Alterations J. MARTINEC PACKING-COMPANY Since 1914 Sausage, Frankfurters Bologna, Ham, Bacon MI-OWN CLEANERS ALTERATIONS Prop. Gertrude E. Slowek 144 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, New York Phone: FR4-3385 Phone: 346 6873 125 MARKET HILL CLEANERS AND TAILORS Congratulations to Class of 1973 AMSTERDAM RUG STORE I 78 East Main St. Amsterdam New York Formal Wear for All Occasions Open Evenings by Appointment Ask for ED COTUGNO 133 Market St. Phone 842-2331 Amsterdam, New York 12010 Compliments of HALLET'S 101 East Main Street Amsterdam SWIRE'S DEPARTMENT STORE I I 3 Mohawk Ave. Scotia FR 2-1209 Congratulations To the Class of '73 from The Class in Furniture New York DELUXE CLEANERS TAILORS Men's Formal Wear Rental Service 189 Market Street Amsterdam, New York VI2 5560 GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE HOUSE 102 East Main St. Amsterdam, New York . . were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without government, 1 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 Compliments of Your Friendly Hardware Dealer WAYSIDE HARDWARE H. F. TIMMERMAN INS. AGENCY GARDEN CENTER Scotia, N.Y. 209-21 1 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS from SCOTIA BRIDAL SHOP FOX MURPHY formals wedding gowns 374-8324 440 State Street downtown Schenectady Scotia, New York 127 Congratulations To the Class of 73 From THE GALWAY 85 RACING TEAM MOHAWK ACRES SERVICE Rotterdam Jet. 882-9394 BAXTER'S MINI MARKET SERVICE STA. Better Groceries at — O — DENISON BROS. BUY-RITE FOOD STORE Phone: Galway TU2-I8II New York Compliments of MR. and MRS. DAVID A. HATHAWAY Phone Corner Route 29 and 147 Galway, New York DENISON'S Apartments Furnished and Unfurnished Rt. 29 Galway, New York 882-9900 ANIBAL FUNERAL HOME Galway New York Phone ROBERT J. HOY AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE 12 North Main St. Broadalbin, N. Y. 883-3421 128 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 SETH DRUGS Seth J. Siskin, R. Ph. 162 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N.Y. Compliments of SILVA'S family dining THE CRAFT STUDIO Accessories for the home Gifts for all occasions Clothes, Handbags, Jewelry Open 10-9 Tues. and Fri. 10-5 Wed., Thurs., Sat. COLONIAL INN Galway, New York Memorable Weddings and Banquets CHARLOTTE and DICK STOKNA Your Hosts For Distinctive Dining Special Dinners 129 Congratulations to the Graduating Class GLENVILLE PHARMACY 434 Saratoga Rd.t Scotia Phone 399-1616 or 399-8500 Congratulations Seniors ALMOR CO. ALMOR PLAYTIME CO. DOT STORES, INC. GEMMETTE'S HAIR STYLISTS, INC. Have Fun in the Sun at GALWAY GOLF DRIVING RANGE South Side of Route 29 l 2 Mile West of Route 147 Opposite Skymount Restaurant Open Daily — 10 A.M.-9 P.M. 223 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, New York 12302 BOB'S AUTO SALES Phone 372-4497 for sale Autos and Trucks for All Needs SAFE, RUGGED, NIMBLE State Police Cruisers Colorful Cars At Rock Bottom Prices 882 9667 Congratulations to the Class of '73 From the GALWAY TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION 131 1 %, 1 REESE'S HAIR STYLISTS 99 Pawling St. Hagaman, N. Y. If Your Hair Is Not Becoming to You — You Should Be Coming to Us! Phone 842 5791 Phone 843 2271 S. Madej Prop. A Ll� [ UPj MANNY'S CORNER 1 rJ GARAGE Front End Service Automatic Transmission Motor Overhaul Brakes Truay Road Amsterdam, N. Y. 12010 Phone 842 7870 LAKESIDE FARMS FRANK A. PATTERSON CIDAR MILL MARKET GENERAL INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS 4 Main Street Hagaman, N. Y. Ballston Lake, N. Y. Phone 399 8359 JAMES R. DONNAN'S PHILIP ARNOLD Bonijamour Farms Registered Holstein Cattle Producing Milk for Mobile Feed Milling Richard Carr Family — Galway Farm Johnstown Farm — Robert Mierke In business with the help of many . . . and in spite of few. Amsterdam, N. Y. 132 McCHESNEY'S COZY HOLLOW MOBILE HOME COURT Rt. 29, Galway 882 6534 Lee E. Stanton -A. r A g wa y LURIE'S of Amsterdam Galway New York The Store of Quality Merchandise The Home of Lurie's Stamps Phone 882-9953 BOMAR MOTEL and Congratulations to the Class of 73 HARRISON MOTOR RESTAURANT SALES MARGARET BOEDECKER Used Cars and Trucks New and Used Parts Route 29 R.D. 1 10 Miles West Middle Grove Of Saratoga N. Y. 12850 885-5063 Rt. 67 Ballston Spa New York 133 KENYETTO CLEANERS Round and Square Dancing on Saturday Nites All Work Done on Premises Call and Delivery Service Ph. 883-5211 Broadalbin, N. Y. ROSE GARDEN REST. GALWAY LAKE MARION and JOE ORSINI Proprietors Why Ride Around with a Shaggy Mane? Trot over to GALWAY BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '73 GALWAY PLAYERS On West Street for a Blue Ribbon Grooming GUIFFRE BROS. BUS CO., INC. HERMIES MUSIC STORE Complete Line of All Musical Instruments Local and Long Distance Bus Service Sales and Service Amsterdam and Fonda, New York 727 State St. Schenectady Phone 374-7433 SCOTCH CHURCH GROCERY Smart Apparel for Misses, Women and Juniors Millinery — Shoes — Accessories HOLZEIMER and SHOUL CLARENCE and EDNA SMITH Corner East Main and Church St. Amsterdam Phone VI3-1000 134 George W. Wood and Son WATER WELLS LA MONT'S ABE and LOU LaMONT Props. Open Year 'Round R.D. 3 Amsterdam, N. Y. Phone 882-6169 Route 29 Galway, New York Broadalbin's Largest Chevy Dealer JIM LONGWELL CHEVROLET, INC. 4-Wheel Drive Vehicles and Fisher Plows in Stock Congratulations to the Class of 73 BALLSTON MOTOR SALES, INC. Phone 883-51 12 CHEVROLET i Ballston-Schenectady Road Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone 885-5301 PONTIAC TEMPEST FIREBIRD 135 Today's graduating youth are reaching out for something they can rely on. Ballston Spa National has been providing complete banking services for many graduates. Whatever your future plans may be, a reliable bank to help you plan and save is a necessity. Go to Ballston Spa National Bank to plan your financial future. Ballston Spa National Bank YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Main Office: 87 Front Street, Ballston Spa, N. Y. 12020 MILTON CREST Rowland Street at Geyser Rd. Ballston Spa, New York BURNT HILLS 770 Saratoga Road Route 50 Burnt Hills, New York 136 Compliments of RICHARD F. MANELL WELL DRILLING CONTRACTOR Jockey Street Phone 882-6155 Galway, N. Y. PHILLIP WATROBSKI General Contractor ALMALI GARDENS Choice Gladiolus Retail Wholesale WALT SLADE Phone 882 1206 Box 271 — R.D. 1 Galway, New York 12074 Custom Built Homes — Fireplaces — Camps Star Route Hagaman Dial VI2-64I9 New York EARL'S VARIETY STORE BOB'S TREES Nursery Stock “7 3 Christmas Trees y The Little Store With a Lot in Store For You. Landscaping S Fireplace Wood j— Galway — West Galway Rd. MRS. LORRAINE E. TEETS Phones Broadalbin, N. Y. 882-9455 882-6591 842-2419 37 Compliments of FIVE N'S SUNOCO CHUCK'S FRIENDLY CORNER Tires — Batteries — Groceries Quality is our business Hagaman New York R.D. 1 Phones: 883-3104 Galway, N. Y. 882-1872 STAN’S TEXACO SERVICE HAPPY ACRES STAR ROUTE Gload's Groceries and Beer Hagaman New York Phone 842-1441 Boat Launching — Daily and Seasonal Rates — Public Swimming — Picnicking 882-9633 SMOKEY HOLLOW ELECTRONICS BURT'S FLOWERS North Street Galway Specializing in the Design of Wedding, Prom and Funeral Bouquets RCA — ZENITH — WHIRLPOOL Sales Service We Deliver to All Area Hospitals Phone JERRY and SALLY 882 1051 BRUNDIGE OIL CO. CUDO'S STORE MOBIL HEATING OIL P.O. Box 482 Snappy Cheese Galway Amsterdam, New York VI2-4270 Amster. TU2 1237 Gal. Harmony Corners — Route 67 Amsterdam, Ballston Road 138 Congratulations Seniors! from TOP NOTCH TAVERN Best Wishes To the Class of 73 ARNOLD HAVEN FARM ELWOOD, DONNA LOU ARNOLD SONS RICK, CHUCK and KENT Registered Holsteins R.D. 3 Amsterdam, New York For Personalized Automobile Repair 24 Hour Towing Best of Parts and Repairs MECHANICK'S GARAGE Galway, New York By Appointment Only — 882 9945 JOHN MECHANICS Prop. MR. JAMES, HAIR STYLIST 249 State Street Next Door to Barney’s Dept. Store Ground Floor — Front and Rear Entrance Largest Asst, of Custom or Handcraft Wigs No Appointment Necessary (Ever) Phones FR4 8713 or FR4-54I3 Free Parking in Rear CHUCK'S STORE Galway, New York CHUCK and RUTH QUINLIN, Props. Compliments of THE COTTAGE FARM Purina Dog, Cat and Horse Feed Farnum Horse Health Products — Tack Garden Supplies — Seeds Rt. 147, Sacandaga Rd. 882 9635 West Charlton The Finest Heating Oils, Service, and Equipment Since 1913 J. H. BUHRMASTER CO., INC. 42 1 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N. Y. Phone 346 2341 STEAD SONS LUMBER CO. R.D. 1 Galway Homelite, Stihl and Jonsereds Chain Saws 139 Compliments of BETOR'S of Ballston Spa WALTER'S LIQUOR STORE Hagaman, New York 842-2904 Registered Quarter Horses Home of Kingsville Lad Gifts For All Earrings — Rings — Watches — Clocks N. Y. S.S.H.A. Highpoint Stallion JOHNSON'S Saddles and Tack ARNOLDVALE FARMS JEWELRY STORE West Charlton Home of Keepsake Diamonds 91 Milton Ave., Ballston Spa, N. Y. H. ELMSTROM, INC. — REALTORS — Complete Real Estate Service Ballston Spa, N. Y. Compliments of CUNNINGHAM BROS. Garage Coin Laundry SCHOLET FURNITURE STORE STEINER'S Quality Furniture at Pleasing Prices Where you bought your wallpaper 128 Milton Avenue Ballston Spa Ballston Spa, New York HARRY RULAND New York 885 5533 MO P.C. MOORE'S PAINT PAINTS Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE Owned by Ballston Spa J. L. AUSTIN New York Compliments of O'BRIEN'S PHARMACY GLENDALE HOTEL HOWARD and LOUISE DENISON Dinner — Lunches — Rooms — Legal Beverages Ice Cream Soda Gas Oil 882-9570 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1973 M. N. WOLFE GENERAL STORE East Galway Tel. 882 6623 Phone Ballston Spa 885-7330 New York REAL ESTATE Best Wishes for the Class of 73 BALLSTON SPA AGWAY Ballston Spa New York Courtesy of FUNSTON LUMBER SUPPLY of BALLSTON 79 Pleasant St. Ballston Spa, N. Y. 885-5335 Serving you faithfully For over 20 yrs. Fulton-Montg'y Co. Multiple Listings jO ,oH W. Main Broadalbin, N.Y. 843-3821 or 883-3415 PASTORE PHARMACY DRUGS — COSMETICS — PRESCRIPTIONS 303 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Phone: 885-5253 hi Pt cite Galway brains in action !!! M2 Galway cheering section !! 1 yuioqrLOtpli 143 uioqnjGpk 144 P? 7 vr� « rr ♦ « • • Kt - •i j • tT •4