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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

Memory is when you look back and the answers float in to who? what? when? where? The members who were there then are repeated on a screen are recalled on a scroll are moved in a miniature drama, are collected and recollected for actions, speeches, silences, set forth by images of the mind and made in a mingling mist to do again and to do over precisely what they did do once -this is memory -sometimes slurred and blurred -this is remembering -sometimes wrecking the images and proceeding again to reconstruct what happened and how, the many little involved answers to who? what? when? where? and more involved than any how? how? Carl Sandburg Scroll Deckcatiou Truly devoted people who give eagerly and unselfishly of their time and talents are rare. And even rarer is the case when such people come in a pair. This year's Dedication recipients have given freely, enthusiastically of themselves for many years - as teachers, friends, advisors, and in their involvement in drama and Explorer's Club activities. We, the yearbook staff, proudly, gratefully, dedicate the 1974 GALWAY PIPER to two fantastic people, Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Rhodes. 3 Let's OtotAt Out on the Lightest Oldel'P Don't fail to get a good education while you’re young. It will come in handy when you have to help with your children's homework. Scientists have discovered how to dissolve fog chemically. But not mental fog. A scientist says that mankind is of vegetable origin. Obviously. Man descended from monkeys, monkeys from trees. It is well to leave our footprints on the sands of time, but it is wise to be more cautious of our fingerprints. r iU MM W- FINANCIAL A! Itotft «ompu t 1972-7 fldknUuSfocttUHv M Qbuui idb Govmun cb high school OFFICE This section provides us with a look at the governing bodies of the school, the establishment. 7 Wfc. 1-tlgh School PiUtCtpol, flA t . feich ul Luko i uwck 8 r.'tf'k vm Oifa� £(a$ (Left to Right): Mrs. Lesniewski, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Armitage, Mrs. Sebast, Mrs. Cornell iftb BocvuLofi' EduuCCtfiOU; SEATED: Mrs. Gaines Mr. MacLachlan Mrs. Chase STANDING: Mr. Lachtrupp Mr. Kalinkewicz Mr. McConchie Mr. Jezierski MISSING: Mr. Eaton OuA student Cocutcifs JutuO f-figlv FIRST ROW: J. Yankowski SECOND ROW: K. Andersen, B. Burnett, M. Uhlinger. G. Mottau, B. Palmateer, P. Thimm THIRD ROW: K. Sherman, MacLachlan, R. Hartman, J. Denker, E. Chase Cento f-ftgh W. Denker, V. Wetmore W. Sharpe, T. Jendrzejczak SECOND ROW: T. Cowper, M. MacLachlan K. Andersen, R. Wolfe 10 Meet tfo Utufetclksstoett They W Oniyjust Begun . . . FIRST ROW: D. Baker, B. Tam-basco, M. Uhlinger, I. Patience SECOND ROW: J. Manson, L. Landreville, T. Millias, K. Grupe, M. Palmateer THIRD ROW: D. Sowle, B. Kissinger, V. Sleeper, S. Gload, K. Boedecker FOURTH ROW: L. Gundrum, K. Wolfe, B. Burnett, K. Andersen, C. Donnan FIRST ROW: P. Woltman, B. Jones, K. Carter, S. Cempe SECOND ROW: F. Johnston, G. Lawrence, W. Potter, R. Wallace THIRD ROW: B. Rhodes, S. Nus-ser, D. Numbers, R. Craft, D. Breglia FOURTH ROW: J. Rivera, L. Benware, J. Dumar FIRST ROW: P. Thimm, W. Eldridge, P. Bender, N. Sowle SECOND ROW: B. Arnold, S. Botsford, B. Sherman, T. Luke, J. Hammond, B. Scheiber THIRD ROW: D. Doepel, P. Vro-man, R. Wood, E. Chase, L. Johnson FOURTH ROW: M. Diggins, J. Sherman, R. Stangle, J. Myers, S. Smith 12 ihb Q W dh GMbdb cl £$ FIRST ROW: J. Curran, B. Jones, K. Weaver, R. Rowe SECOND ROW: J. O’Neil, D. Evans, L. Emigh, J. Kempf THIRD ROW: J. Czubernat, R. Eaton, B. Clark FOURTH ROW: G. Mottau, B. Palmateer FIRST ROW: B. Cwiakala, A. Pokrzywka, M. McConchie, D. La Fountain SECOND ROW: H. Jameson, D. Vroman, T. Bates THIRD ROW: E. Keeler, D. Dubb, B. Salisbury FOURTH ROW: J. Reedy, T. Radigan, B. Arnold FIRST ROW: M. Maynard, L. Hotaling, J. Pauze, B. Harris SECOND ROW: R. Munchback, T. Marcellus, B. Welch, N. Slider THIRD ROW: K. Palmateer, S. Conrad, C. Abrams, L. Thompson, K. McKenzie, B. Nanartowich, L. O'Bryan 13 FIRST ROW: K. Boerenko, R. Thompson, J. Kelly, M. Neahr, D. Pabis, T. Kenyon, B. Sawyer, A. Smith SECOND ROW: V. Doepel, L. Hadley, K. Cetnar, C. Davis, S. Fabozzi, C. Horning, C. Maynard, V. Santiago With Om Yqqa Und i TUefa B Ok . . . FIRST ROW: J. Denker, B. Hartman, J. McKenzie, D. Wetmore, R. Kozlowski, J. Baczkowski, J. Yankowski SECOND ROW: T. Sherman, C. Gunderson, D. Stauber, M. Kronsbein, K. Murphys, P. Stanton, D. Brown, V. Sowle FIRST ROW: D. Springer, B. Wood, T. Sivik, J. Pokrzywka, R. Armer, C. Grupe, K. Mroczko, B. MacLachlan, S. Wheeler, J. Westa, M. O'Sullivan, P. Earl, R. Morris u jti EigM uxck i6 FIRST ROW: J. Button, S. Tranka, R. Emigh, D. Baily, C. Neahi, J. Castell SECOND ROW: K. Arnold, B. Cole, R. Post, M. Bateholts, J. Welch, G. Mottau FIRST ROW: D. Seelow, T. Haley, W. Weaver, C. DiDonna, L. McMann, D. Numbers SECOND ROW: R. Loveless, M. Hagan, M. Gload, J. Stangle, S. Hollenbeck, K. Wilson, P. Czubernat FIRST ROW: J. Palmateer, G. Curran, T. Wells, M. Quinlin, D. Johndrow, L. Dubb, J. Wyszornirski SECOND ROW: B. Kenyon, A. Marra, N. Alderson, K. Sherman, N. Loveless, S. Wilday 15 FIRST ROW: T. Brann, K. Baker, P. Lamb, M. Weise D. Denison, M. Risdell, J. Germain, P. Wieland, B. Palmer, T. Tranka SECOND ROW: C. Galusha S. Olendorf, L. Radigan, K. Andersen, C. Cwiakala, C. Lukasiewicz, S. Stanton L. Manell, B. Murtlow, B. Nichols U A FIRST ROW: D. Maynard, D. Landreville, S. McChesney, R. Armer, T. Sickler SECOND ROW: V. Nichols, D. Carey, C. Larrabee D. Johndrow, W. Brown, R. Gload T. Pauze FIRST ROW: J. Schied, G. Bodwell D. McConchie, A. Jezierski J. Cole, J. Carey, P. Lyons, R. Winslow, R. Pugliese SECOND ROW: W. Sherman, D. O'Neil, L. Denison, J. Arnold, G. Moran, L. Wilkes, S. Bornitzke, C. Donnan, M. Tretiak, R. Hoffman, D. Frederick, M. Wilkins, B. O’Neil 16 Pteskfiteu FIRST ROW: F. Tokarowski, E. Chase, V. Wetmore, R. Reynolds, J. Orzolek, R. Stangle, R. Sowle, B. Sabatelli, W. Milton SECOND ROW: C. Wielt, W. Sharpe, C. Wemple, A. Farrell, D. Lachtrupp, D. Pikul, M. Hall, M. Lindquist, B. Cetnar FIRST ROW: M. Wilson, ]. Price, D. Daley, T. Smith, K. Morrison, R. O'Bryan F. Millias, J. Sowle SECOND ROW: B. Powell, D. Szurek, B. Alderson, P. Gun-drum, K. Wallace, S. Clifford, A. Hilger, D. Stokna, F. Thimm FIRST ROW: L. Santelli, J. Collins, D. Abrams, M. Rogers, P. Cooper, W. Palmateer, T. Gundersen, K. Myers SECOND ROW: E. Loveless, K. Andersen, M. Van Voast, L. DeRidder, B. Plummer, P. Sherman, S. Reckner, W. May, L. VanHall TkeyCcMUs FIRST ROW: M. Sivik, D. Doepel, J. Vroman, K. Wilkins, E. Schmidt, T. Benware SECOND ROW: S. Truesdale, S. Morris, C. Palmateer, D. Schaperjahn, S. Botsford, D. Bates FIRST ROW: R. Woltman, D. DeRidder, A. Gaura, J. Mroczko, T. Flinton SECOND ROW: T. Reynolds, W. Denker, K. Sebast, K. Clifford, M. Palmer, J. DeGraff, D. Luke FIRST ROW; B. Gload, D. Millias, B. Hotaling, P. Lawrence, P. Scott SECOND ROW: M. Tranka, E. Chase, M. Palmateer, T. Palmateer, C. Homing 18 QophmMM FIRST ROW: R. Cempe, S. Bixby, D. Seelow SECOND ROW: C. Olsen, P. Sowle, M. Bishop, J. Pickney, R. Rogers B. White, E. Winslow, J. Jameson, J. Dropper, W. Carey, R. Arnold SECOND ROW: T. Smith, S. Harblin, D. Munchbach, H. Kimball, J. Toal, K. Smith FIRST ROW: C. Boedecker, G. Eaton, D. Sivik, E. Schmidt, E. Chase, D. Watrobski SECOND ROW: P. Murphy, L. Welch, S. Exley, M. Pompay, T. Jendrzejczak, D. Pangburn, L. Wells 19 FIRST ROW: P. Pugliese, J. White, B. Howe SECOND ROW: B. Palmateer, J. Eaton, J. Bombard, K. DiLeva, P. Diggins, G. Whitney, D. DiDonna TOP: K. Grupe GokjjOjy CtofotoJl’s !■ r%: GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL REGISTRATION FIRST ROW: R. Wolfe, D. Johndrow, W. Hartman, J. Baker, J. Scheiber STANDING: W. Faas, M. Wyszomirski, S. Lukasiewicz, J. Orzolek, D. Donnan, B. Gaudreau, R. Sharpe FIRST ROW: R. Wilday, D. Lachtrupp, C. Gordon, M. Sebast STANDING: B. Carey, K. Bates, K. Andersen, V. DeGraff, L. Neahr, K. Daley, P. Barkley, M. Cwiakala 20 C Mofrl97S FIRST ROW: W. Smith, T. Cowper, R. Denison, P. Losasso, T. Mechanick STANDING: M. Kalinkewicz, C. Murphy, D. Conrad, C. Palmateer, T. Monroe, C. Quinlan FIRST ROW: D. May, J. Lane, B. Boerenko, G. Gaines, P. Klementowski, A. Van Hall STANDING: C. Sowle, N. Palmateer, K. Reynolds, S. Palmateer, M. Capodiferro, D. Vroman, D. Hollenbeck, L. Earl GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL NEUI STUDENT REGISTRATION FIRST ROW: R. Brown, B. Manell, K. Dubb, L. Burnett SECOND ROW: J. Millington, A. Shepard, R. Watrobski, R. Rice, P. DeGraff, G. Kaplanowski, C. Kissinger, W. Carr TOP: A. Milton Class Offlicm Ctod lf, Pres. Fenton Brown Vice Pres. A. Bell Sec. S. Lesniewski Tres. C. Watrobski JukUmS Pres. Steve Truesdale, Vice Pres. A. Gaura, Sec. B. White, Tres. P. Murphy 22 Fellow Seniors: Contrary to popular belief, we Seniors do NOT know it all. That's why in this section, mainly for the Seniors' benefit, there have been included some ''gems of wisdom, food for thought, and various other little tidbits of practical information . . . such as some very interesting home remedies for the little ailments that all of us must inevitably face throughout the years after we depart from GHS. We must hasten to add, however, that we haven't tested these remedies, so you'll just have to take your chances. And places with no carpet on the floor And boards tom up, And splinters. It's had tacks in it, Life for me ain't been no crystal stair. Well, son. I'll tell you: Don’t you set down on the steps So boy, don't you turn your back Where there ain't been no light. And sometimes goin’ in the dark And turnin' comers, And reachin' landin's, I'se been a-climbin' on. But all the time Bare. Wto, lluto Seniors crystal stair. Ain’t been no And life for me I'se still climbin’ For I'se still goin’, honey, Don't you fall now - Cause you finds it’s kinder hard. Langston Hughes by Mother to Son s T 24 N' ■nerou OApochevet, dlac MbtviST i-‘«6£ral ITauRUSI A? � l a - IAAX St ew ) So)id e)tVrer ruU Iran w i Al ichae W. 5ark'e - BcuzbcVuDu 3 %?J r + + a ll-oJo JtfjaRiejCUKtdO 27 HEADACHE CURES!!! Bind wilted beet leaves on the forehead. Tie a flour sack around your head. When you get a haircut, gather up all the clippings. Bury them under a rock and you will never have a headache. 28 oemu mav| AVjone ,1 Suyv aXKULifL r ( j GxV® Cm uDlK XCj3- Lff)ouL j iaQt l 2.cu l Cancer O 5ul } 3 U W QUICT, YXVOO Ly, Stf )srrivt M Mfitrv yijs- (WrtZis Tom CouyfUA. rv� oyv r X r r cyv V� ' Wo ('-y-tTf nnrASV pA v LOVVO €r -h,e r 6 I 037? TIP ' 3° august AH - September A3 Qc a wofuitm iNTtU-iy WTj r tTICUL0O5 (jkJfwL'L, £• flonrAJ M$4ujtJt+sTd i s uJ 4 34 Debb Hotalino 35 9C 3|qD|iDAy 4°N 3Jn4D|j V h _______„ 'ytn tfroc r)PCTrX '-or nrfi Buddha 38 'ficrYVrUl M 'TVa h Sagittarius Novembers-Dtc. SVioct jtacH tsS;wiHj, cWvrtr, restless jd usu£ £ -$J2ojc z cftpricotMn awbitiOOS ft+elli' nt, Vaq-1 ourvcKiiV Serious, «ct 'fefr o X-s CLM A ARutf 19 0 KRATlCjCUftioUS O yNALjfo O £NVLPC UOeUTj falLDOl - LoV1 $ ujjucisJk X CfcAJboqgbu C vajOti v - ,yo4 vVAjhjUULd L ncL iAJuyjt aJ uxAjlu O - OriaAxJLolO To cure cramps in the feet, turn your shoes upside-down before going to bed. ATHLETE'S FOOT Wrap a wool string around the toe, or step in fresh cow dung. WARTS (cure) Rub the wart with the skin of a chicken gizzard; then hide the skin under a rock. Steal a neighbor's dishrag. Wipe it across the warts and bury it in the woods. Wash the affected area with water from a rotten chestnut stump for nine mornings in a row before breakfast. 41 42 If a task is once begun Never leave it til it’s done Be the labor great or small Do it well or not at all. (unknown) 7bj HERCV COnSERUflTIOn I1 i! — • m - Energy Crun X CaS Une.7Clfc - lfJt' r ■I S -And Save -JfX? I, Pam Ainsworth, leave Galway High School a quieter place, and for a better and happier future with A1 McChesney. Chorus 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 I, Dennis Armer, leave Galway Central without Pat watching me or knowing where I’m going. FTA 1, 2; Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Chorus 3, 4 Varsity 1-4 Audio-Visual 4 I, Michael Barkley, leave a frankfurter, a hamburger, and a weiner-schnitzel to Frank. I also leave David L. wondering how I feel before a race. Chorus 1-4 Band 1,2 Footprint 4 Ecology 4 Soccer 1-3 Baseball 1-4 X-Country 4: Troubadours 3, 4 £1 Pam Ainsworth 1, George Bates, leave the M-60 in my locker to Steve Me. for the same reason Tim left his shotgun. B.O.C.E.S. I, Bonnie Barth, leave Galway Central High School finally for bigger and better things like my bigger, better half, Dave McCane. Chorus 1 GAA 3, 4 YrBk. 2, Volleyball 4 Queen's Court 3 1-Act Play 1, 2 I, Abbie Bell, leave Galway one less ding-a-ling! Ecology 3, 4 FTA 1, 2 Basketball 2, 3 YrBk. 3, 4 X-Country 3, 4 Journalism 3 Sec-Treas. 1 Class V. Pres. 4 Future Nurses 4 Varsity 3, 4 1-Act Play 1-4 Queen's Court 3 Bonnie Barth I, Bill Benware, leave with a crooked nose, still owing Serfis one, and baby Royce a chance to recruit three new pieces of meat. Chorus 1,2,3 Soccer 1-4 Basketball 2-4 Baseball 1-4 Journalism 3, 4 Varsity 2-4 Drama 1, 2 I, Kathy Bixby, leave Galway with nothing to say about it. Arthur Armer, Chorus 1-4 B.O.C.E.S. auto mechs. 3, 4 Abbie Bell I, Scott Bodwell, leave Frank a plate of pancakes for next year's team and a leash for all those doggers. Basketball 1-4 Soccer 1 X-Country 2-4 Baseball 1-4 Varsity 2-4 I, Thomas Botsford, leave my brothers, Steve and Don nothing, A gallon can of goldfish poison to Keith, and a case of Pillsbury crescent rolls to all who want it. FTA 1-4 (Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3) Drama 2-4 J.V. Baseball Mgr. 3, 4 Golf 3; YrBk. 2-4 1-Act Play 1-4 NHS 3, 4 Ecology 4 Journalism 4 44 Bill Benware I, Barbara Brice, leave Mr. Sleeper luck with future flute players. . . or vice versa, Mr. Swiz. looking for another ace photographer (Ha, Ha), and still waiting for three knocks on the darkroom door. Band 4 Photography 4 1-Act Play 4 Queen’s Court 3 I, Judy Brooks, leave G.H.S. never forgetting Linda and Mar-rie - leaving Mrs. Johnson with 3 less mother hens to bug her about butterflies in her tummy; to live a great life with Robbie (the Sailor), and to watch my brother and sister (Dave and Martha Me) follow in later years. I, Fenton Brown, leave Tom C. and Robbin S. hickey-off Hickey Pads, and Gerard K. Rainy Days that Dream Away. Class Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Band 1 - 4 Soccer 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 2, 3 Varsity 3, 4 Chorus 3 Stage Band 4 Gymnastics 1 -4 1, Lola Brown, leave lonesome without Chuck, Mrs. Van and Mr. Stangle in peace, and Mr. Dickinson with vacuum. GAA 1 Pep Club 3 I, Cathy Bull, being of somewhat sound mind, leave a certain Eng. teacher a red marking pen, wallpaper remover, freezing and canning jars, bike tire impressions in her driveway, and finally in peace in her room 117. Band 1-4 Chorus 2-4 Drama 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 FT A 1-4 Chanso-nettes 3, 4 Joum 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Eco. 3, 4 1-Act Play 1-4 Pep 3 Tom Botsford Judy Brooks I, Cindy Cetnar, leave Galway in search of the finer things in life (like a rich, handsome Polock) and vacating my corner of the nurse's office for future hair-cutters (Right, Mrs. H?). B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 I, Mark Chamberlin, leave Mr. Sutton an assorted series of tape recordings made during lunch, Mr. Connelly my political abilities and Cindy W. without a Dear John. Boys' State 3 N.H.S. 3, 4 A-V 3, 4 Ecology 3, 4 Political Science 4 I, Marrie Chamberlin, leave without Linda and Judy, Mrs. Johnson remembering I was the first girl she ever sent to the office, and on to the RICHER and MAR-RIER things in life. Chorus 2-4 Drama 2-4 1-Act Play 2-4 Journalism 2, 3 Yrbk. (Art Ed.) 3, 4 Prom Comm. 3 Sr. Ball Chairman 4 Lola Brown I, Gary Christensen, leave with a Big Smile because I thought I never would. I, Robert Clifford, leave Mr. Allen all my mercy in big cups full, J. D. with a messy backroom, and Mr. Swiz., one less stupid question. Drama 1-4 1-Act Play 1-4F.T.A. 1 -4 (Treas. 3, Pres. 4) Band 1-4 Chorus 3 N.H.S. 3, 4 Explorers 2-4 (Vice Pres. 3, Treas. 4) Troubadors 2-4 Journalism 2-4 (An Ed. 3, Ed. 4) Area All-State 4 Pep Club 3 I, Tom Cowper, The FIRST Piece leave Royce as the First and only piece; Grant as the best-looking girl in Galway, Earl still flirting with Robbin, and Robbin for not more than a minute. Chorus 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 Soccer 2-4 Baseball 2-4 Student Council 3, 4 Troubadours Pillow Talk Lead 4 Lil Abner Lead 3 1 J 45 Cindy Cetnar I. Gail Cwiakala, leave Mr. Fesler with those distractions,” while playing football; taking Mr. Connelly’s advice to Stay Single! and my sincere thanks and friendship to all the teachers for everything. G.A.A. 3 - 4 Hockey 4 Volleyball 4 Ecology 3-4 1-Act Play 1-3 Drama 3, 4 Gymnastics 1, 2 Yearbook 2-4 (Typing Ed. 4) I, Pete DeGraff, leave Galway only to return for my better half on July 18, 1976. B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 Marrie Mark Chamberlin !, Richard Denker, leave Mrs. Rhodes an empty seat by the campfire for her husband: to Mr. Davenport and Mr. Rhodes, a two day trail to the '74 Cross-Country Team, a frank to eat a pancake with, and to Mr. Gorga, Mr. Swiz. and Mrs. Wen, a thanks to the tenth power. X-Country 1-4 (Captain 2-4) Basketball 1 Varsity 1-4 Baseball 1 Journalism 3, 4N.H.S. 3, 4 1-Act Play 4 I, Chris Drapala, leave Mr. Sutton with a glass bill for chemistry of $45, and Mr. Fesler my running ability. Chorus 2-4 Troubadours 3, 4 X-Country 4 A-V 3 1, Pat Engel, leave Katherine a manual on how to back out of Cowper's driveway, Mrs. Hammond my pass to the office for laughing, and Mr. Fesler alone. Peace everybody! Gail Cwiakala I, Stirling Exley, leave Galway thanking Mr. Sleeper for all his help, and Mrs. Hammond one less headache in her English class. Band 1-4 Stage Band 4 Band Mgr. 4 Basketball 1, 2 I, Robin Gaines, leave Mrs. Staber one well used spirit pamphlet, Mrs. Allen one dozen roses she doesn't have to share, and Robbin Sharpe one permanent pass to Place de Pigalle, alone. Chorus 1-4 Band 1-4 Chansonettes 1-4 FT A 1-4 (Treas. 4) GAA 1 -3 (Sec. 1) Cheering 1-4 (Var. Capt. 4) Journalism 4 Hockey 1,2,4 Volleyball 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 1-Act Play 1-4 Class Vice President 4 Ecology 3, 4 I, David Hollenbeck, leave with no return. I, Debbie Hotaling, leave Galway School with all my pals: Pam, Sandy, Betty, Chris, Gail, Kathy, Pam, Lorie, Judy, Jessie, Marrie, and Linda. 1 also leave Debbie Hollenbeck and Jayne Sherman the misery of staying in this school. B.O.C.E.S. 4 I, Brian Jones, leave everything here because it's too hard to take with me. Chorus 4 Var. Club 2,3,4 Soccer 3 Basketball 2-4 Pat Engel 46 Robin Gaines Deb Hotaling Linda Jendrzejczak Joe Jessop Tim Jones I, Linda Jendrzejczak, leave with Mary and Judy, Mrs. Johnson wondering about ’’those two girls,” my sister Terry with our last name for anyone longing to spell it, and last but not least, the Rhodes’ an empty and quiet house. Drama 1-4 1-Act Play 1,3,4 Chorus 1-4 GAA 1, 2 Yrbk. 1-4 (Ads Ed. 4) Prom Comm. 3 Sen. Ball Comm. 4 Hockey 2, Basketball 2, Footprint 3, 4 G. A. A. 1, 2 Lil Abner 3 I, Joe Jessop, leave my love to Mrs. Wen, my thanks to Frank, and my friendship to Mike Barkley. Drama 2-4 Ecology 3 F.T.A. 1 1-Act Play 3 Band 1-4 Stagehand 3, 4 Varsity 2-4 X-Country 2-4 (Captain 3, 4) I, Tim Jones, leave the sawed-off shotgun in my locker for Ron Armer to use against all the animals around here. I, Edward Keller, leave Mr. Rhodes with one year's supply of red pens. I, Lisa LaBahn, leave Mr. Sutton with a flooded Chem. lab and Mr. Sleeper still trying to find an excuse to take April 1 off. G.A.A. 1-3 Hockey 1,2,3 Basketball 2, 3 Volleyball 2-4 Band 1-4 (Sec. - Treas. 4) Stagehand 3, 4 Area All-State 4 F.T.A. 1 - 4 (Sec. 3, 4) Journalism 4 Ecology 3, 4 Pep Club 3 1-Act Play 1-4N.H.S. 1-4 Prom Chairperson 3 I, John Kotraba, leave Royce Wolfe and Wendy Faas one keg of Johnny Walker Red to celebrate with when I'm gone. 1, Sandy Lesniewski, leave for Buffalo, Mr. Sleeper my sense of humor, Mr. Connelly a quiet study hall, Deb with days to get bored by herself, and Melody a calendar to count the days on. Basketball 3 Journalism 1-3 Student Coun. 2 Class Sec. 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 1-Act Play 1-3 Drama 1 G.A.A. 1-3 Cheering 3, 4 Band 1-4 Chorus 1 - 4 All County 1 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 I, Mary Beth MacLachlan, leave Mr. Gorga a dozen brand new plastic rulers, Mr. Allen with fond memories” of a fun-filled, X-rated homeroom, J. B. minus one pesky elf, and to whoever feels ambitious, the job of completing the telegraph line between rooms 103 and 104. Basketball 1-4 Hockey 1 Volleyball 3 Ecology 3, 4 (Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4) Yrbk. 3, 4 (Layout Ed. 3, Ed. 4) Student Council V. Pres. 4 G.A.A. 1-3 Journalism 3, 4 X-Country Mgr. - Stats. 4 Varsity 4 Photo. 4 Drama 4 1-Act Play 1, 2 Prom Comm. 3 N.H.S. 2 - 4 Drama Club Play 3, 4 I, Sandy May, leave Mr. Allen (?) wondering which one I am, Mr. Smith a Hi and with one less crazy neighbor, Mr. Barkley a cup of coffee for study hall and with no regrets to always being with FREDDIE BEAR. To my sister Wendy, I leave three more years of this dump. B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 I, Bonnie McKenzie, leave Mr. Rhodes with one less girl to put up with, Mr. Smith with one less HI, and never to forget Mrs. Van, and my better half, Lenny. Gymnastics 3 Class V. Pres. 2 Chorus 2-4 Varsity 4 Volleyball 4 Prom Comm. 3 I, Leonard Michelfelder, leave Galway with Bonnie (so Grant can relax), and Mr. Davenport a quiet first period in the library. Class Pres. 1, 2 Chorus 1-4 Varsity 1-4 Basketball 1, 2B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 I, Lois Munchbach, leave all my quiet ways to my sister, who desperately needs something (but God only knows what!). I, Jeannette Neahr, leave to join the Pal-mateers. I, David Nelson, leave on two wheels, with lots of nice memories, and especially thanking Mrs. Wert for everything. Basketball 1-4 Soccer 2-4 I, Dennis Numbers, leave giving thanks to Mr. Luke and Mrs. Hagarty for all the things they've done for me, Mrs. Johnson , one of the greatest teachers who never gave up, even when a person did, a gold star. David Paine, Chorus 1-4 Explorers 1 Basketball 2, 3 Soccer 3 Baseball 3 I, Edgar Palmateer, leave my sister Candi my sensational volleyball playing ability, my weight to Mike, and Jim Vroman six stilettos to help him through life. I, Joy Palmer, leave Mr. Allen a couple of ''bonejars” on a silver plate,” Mr. Sleeper the job of explaining the difference in-between a ”6A and a Grade A to Mr. Swiz. GAA 1,2,3 Hockey 2-4 (Capt. 4) Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 4 Band 1-4 (Pres. 4) Stagehand 2-4 Chorus 1-3 Chansonettes 1-4 FTA 1 - 4 (V. Pres. 4) NHS 2-4 Area All-State 2, 4 Ecology 3, 4 Journalism 1 - 4 Lit. Ed., Co-Ed. 4 FTA 1 - 4 V. Pres. 4 Pep Club 3 1-Act Play 1-4 Prom Comm. 3 Sandy Lesniewski MaryBeth MacLachlan Sandy May f - H ' Joy Palmer (Cont.) Answers Please 3 Community Ambassador to Switzerland 3 I, Mary Grace Parish, leave Mr. Allen with one less problem, Mr. Rhodes with Cindy to do the dirty work of tickets, Tom to fill my shoes as teacher's pest, and only to start again as a Freshman. Chorus 2-4 GAA 1-4 Drama 2 - 4 Class Sec. 2 Chansonettes 3, 4 Mag. Drive Chairman 4 3-Act Plays 2, 4 Queen's Court 3 I, David Plummer, leave Hose with no one to argue with, one Jack F. the job of picking on Chris Sowle. Michele Reynolds, 1-Act Play 1 - 3 Prom Comm. 3 I, Pat Salisbury, leave remembering Ken and his wise remarks on the B. O. C. E. S. bus, and many thanks to Ma Cervenka. Drama 2, Yrbk. 3 B.O.C.E.S. 3, 4 Chorus 2-4 1-Act Play 1 -4 I, Joan Sheehan, leave G. H. S. with Mr. Chase’s hot seat, Mr. Rhodes' class with sorrow, and L.H. a tomato plant. Chorus 1-3 Drama 3 GAA 3 Prom Queen 3 I, Betty Sherman, leave Galway High School with a sigh of relief, and pity for Pam and Jim. 48 Bonnie McKenzie I, Lorie Sherman, leave with my blue jeans and Dave, Tracy my seat in the office, the teachers with one less smart-mouth, remembering my crazy friends, and Jayne to suffer one more year. Chorus 1 1-Act Play 3 Prom Comm. 3 Queen's Court 3 B.O.C.E.S. 3 I, David Slade, leave Mr. Sutton wondering how a wastebasket could short out his Chem. lab, and Mr. Allen puzzled over just what I DID say. Yrbk. 4 Chorus 3, 4 Troubadours 3, 4 Drama 4 Footprint 4 1-Act Play 2, 4 Area All-State Regent's Scholarship 4 I, Tim Smith, leave Mr. Sutton all my back homework, and all my sick jokes for Mr. Swiz. I also leave my health to Mr. Mealy. 1, Gail Spence, leave my brother Bill to take care of Mr. Luke for me. Chorus 3 1-Act Play 2 Basketball 3 Explorers 3 G. A. A. 3 I, Philip Terry, leave Mr. Rhodes my used snow machine to cut up with his torch, and to the Andersens, I leave my Mustang so they can get to school next year. I, Sara Truesdale, leave Mr. Gorga one large RED pen for those favorite failures, and G. K. all my humility. Band 1-4 Drama 1-4 Student Council 3, Stage Band 3, 4 I, Pete Van Voast, leave Frank Fesler with one blowout and wondering who threw the PIE, and MaryBeth a manual on careful driving. X-Country 3, 4 Yrbk. 3, 4 Photo. 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 I, Ron Van Vranken, leave all music student teachers to ponder over my Lenny Michelfelder Joy Palmer Joan Sheehan Pat Salisbury R.V.V. (Corn.) Majors and Minors, and I leave the Constitution to the lawyers and Mr. Connelly. I, Mark Vanyo, leave Galway to truck to better grounds, and leave Mr. Connelly nobody to bug in 7th study hall. B.O.C.E.S. I, Cheryl Watrobski, leave Mr. Swiz. still dodging pencils, Mr. Connelly still saying stay single, and my ability to tame certain wild animals to Wendy. GAA 1-3 Basketball 1-4 Chorus 1 - 4 Class Treas. 2-4 Drama 2-4 (Treas. 4) Chanso-nettes Mgr. 3, 4 NHS 3, 4 Ecology 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Pep Club 3 Footprint 3, 4 Typing Ed. 4 Yrbk. 3, 4 (Bus. Mgr. 3, Circ. Ed. 4) I, Ken Weaver, leave my motorcycle riding ability to Phil D. and one used Bultaco to Charlie Kissinger. B.O.C.E.S. I, Hal Weaver, leave Galway wishing I had gone to Ballston High. I, Chris Wilson, leave with my black cat and Mart to explore the world. I, William Winslow, leave Cheeks a pair of pants, and Grasshopper a scrub brush. Cross-Country 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 49 CLASS NONCONFORMISTS George Bates, Lori Sherman, Joe Jessop TEACHERS' PESTS Lori Sherman and Joe Jessop Edgar Palmateer and Kathy Bixby Peter VanVoast and Pam Ainsworth 50 Karen Dubb and John Baker NICEST PERSONALITY: Lenny Michelfelder and Abbie Bell Richard and MaryBeth CLASS CLOWNS THE rJ tH iWDfR-I ET-1 Sandy Lesniewski and Joe Jessop CLASS FLIRTS ■fi MOST POPULAR Sandy and Joe Sandy Lesniewski and Tom Cowper MOST ATHLETIC Dennis Armer and MaryBeth MacLachlan MALE VS. FEMALE MOST CHAUVINISTIC: David Slade. MOST LIBERATED: Gail Spence 51 Class Loiie Sherman Gail Spence Sara Truesdale The owners of the Galway Hilton Hotel, BILL BENWARE and STIRLING EXLEY, bid you Welcome to Galway, where the 1984 Summer Olympics and the GHS Class of '74 reunion are now being held. The place is filled with celebrities so let's wander around the area and see what they're up to!! Well, here in the lobby we see some familiar figures: CHRIS DRAPALA and TIM SMITH, famous snowmobile lobbyists in Washington, are engaged in trying to convince DENNIS ARMER, President of the International Olympic Committee, to include snowmobile races on Galway Lake as a feature part of the summer Olympics. A great commotion arises at the main entrance, where noted photographer BARBARA BRICE recognizes and quickly snaps pictures of some members of the American Olympic team. Professor RICHARD DENKER, world champion marathon runner, leads the group, followed by unrivaled relay runners SCOTT BOD WELL, PETE Van-VOAST and BILL WINSLOW. BRIAN JONES and LISA LaBAHN, American record holders in the high jump, follow. JOE JESSOP, the fourth member of the relay team, and MARY BETH MacLACHLAN, renowned Cornell professor, are enthusiastically discussing the recent success of their co-authored book, EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PASSING NOTES THROUGH THE WALL IN MATH CLASS, with millionaire publisher DAVID SLADE. Wait! What's this?? The team's distinguished doctor, JOY PALMER, her staff of capable nurses, ABBIE BELL, SANDY LESNIEWSKI and PAM AINSWORTH, and her faithful laboratory technician, CATHY BULL, are seen to be rushing out the door!! Further investigation by private eyes EDGAR Sherlock PALMATEER and KATHY Watson BIXBY reveals that at the Galway Memorial Hospital JEANNETTE NEAHR, JESSIE LAWRENCE and BONNIE BARTH have simultaneously had SEPTUPLETS! !! Needless to say, the maternity ward is in desperate need of nurses! And out there in front of the hospital is Super Cop JOHN KOTRABA, frantically fighting off the flocks of frenzied photographers and news reporters who have arrived to cover this unprecedented event . . . Lucky for ace reporters BONNIE McKENZIE, MICHELE REYNOLDS, and GAIL CWIAKALA that John recognizes them -they're the only members of the press able to gain admittance to the hospital and cover the story! Casually strolling down the avenue amidst this wild bedlam are three more familiar faces. Reckless international playboys FENTON BROWN and GARY CHRISTENSEN are deep in a discussion with their lawyer, SARA TRUESDALE, about the legal technicalities of opening a Playboy Club in Galway. Business-minded Fenton discloses the fact that he has already hired four of the world's leading fashion models, LORI SHERMAN, GAIL SPENCE, JOAN SHEEHAN and KATHY MAHONEY, to work there as waitresses. Well, we might as well . . . just a minute . . . who's this leaving the hospital?? Looks like the dynamic duo of motorcycle stunt riding, DAVE and DAVE (as in PAINE and NELSON)!! They've just been visiting their 52 ptOph Cy fellow comrade, TOM COWPER, who recently made headlines by plummeting over Niagara Falls (on his Kawasaki) . . . and is making a speedy recovery. So is his motorcycle, thanks to his capable mechanics: ART ARMER, LENNY MICHELFELDER, PHIL TERRY and DAVID PLUMMER. Back at the hotel we walk right into the middle of the NYS Racing Association's annual dinner, where the incomparable trainer JAMIE BURLINGAME, the illustrious harness driver GEORGE MUSOLFF and the peerless owner of the Saratoga Racetrack, DENNIS NUMBERS, are discussing ways to improve the track. Some diseased trees need to be removed from around the backstretch; PETE DeGRAFF will be able to take care of it. Jamie thinks the infield should be beautified; the WEAVER Construction Co. (KEN and HAL), with their astounding crew of bulldozer specialists, RAY ARMER, GEORGE BATES, TIM JONES and DAVE HOLLENBECK are assured of the job. To fix the leak in the rum keg in the Clubhouse, the unrivaled plumbers, MARK VANYO and ED KELLER, should be called in. Along with the two recently acquired OTB computers, Dennis reports, come two skilled computer operators, NANCY MANSFIELD and PAT ENGEL. Across from the hotel stands the Glowegee Theater, where TOM BOTSFORD's Acting Co. is putting on their annual production of The Parties of '74 . . . Leading actress ROBIN GAINES, business manager CHERYL WATROBSKI and director ROBERT CLIFFORD are having a heated argument backstage . . . something to do with hairstylists. Robin wants to hire a fourth qualified hairstylist, BETTY SHERMAN, but Robert insists that the present artistic team of CINDY CETNAR, PAT SALISBURY and SANDY MAY is more than capable of handling her ONE head of hair! The other skillful artist JUDY BROOKS and publicity agent MARR1E CHAMBERLIN, are meanwhile cautiously trying to remind the actors that the show must go on - MARY PARISH, the most critical critic for Critical Review” magazine, is seated in the first row. After the show, billionaire oil magnates MIKE BARKLEY and RON VAN VRANKEN stop by the hotel to grab a midnight snack. Mile is in Galway charting new delivery routes, while Ron has just returned here for the reunion after a recent oil-well-hunting expedition in Texas. They are immediately recognized by four of the Hilton's first-rate waitresses, PAM KLEMENTOWSKI, LOIS MUNCHBACK, LOLA BROWN and DEB HOTALING, who rush over to their table and start to reminisce about the good old days at Galway Central . . . And so ends another day in Galway, the world's newest fun capital and playland!!! Chairman Lisa LaBahn THE COURT J. Tokarowski, S. Lesniewski, T. Mechanick, M. Parish, R. Wolfe, C. Watrobski T. Blongiewicz and the Queen, Joan Sheehan J. Brooks, B. Robison, L. Sherman, D. Hollenbeck, B. Barth, D. McCane, A. Bell, R. Noeltner After months of sweat and toil, the enchanted night finally arrived. Forty-two couples, after admiring the exquisite oriental garden, moved under the huge arch into the ballroom. Festooned with crepe paper, candles , lanterns, and even a pagoda and a dragon, everyone was entranced by the mystifying aura of the Orient. Couples glided in tempo with the slow beat of the superb music provided by Soccoro Stagecoach and sampled delicious punch and sandwi-chettes. Queen Joan Sheehan Two of the highlights of this very special evening came when Mr. and Mrs. Gorga danced their unforgettable polka and the baseball players demonstrated their very stylish, unique Baseball Shuffle. ’ ’ The three hours ended all too soon. The band stopped playing . . . the lights came on. People slowly filtered out with contented looks on their faces. Now there remain only the memories of a truly great prom. GvJk'Qtafo Boys’ Qbodkb Richard Denker and Mark Chamberlin REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: M. MacLachlan, A. Bell (Nursing alt.). D. Slade, R. Denker, (Alt.), R. Clif-ford (Alt.), J. Palmer. Cheryl Watrobski 56 AnMke i Dcuj Begins. Morning activities at school are filled with many kinds of attempts - as can be seen by these pictures. Attempts are made ... to wake up, to open sleepy eyes wide enough to see the blackboard, to walk into class HAPPY, to get organized, to decide who will get to read today’s paper first, ETC.!! A 58 FUN!!! Mr. Naple Science DepctAthv tvb Galway's ASTROnomical mad scientists include such all-STAR standouts as Mr. Naple. Mr. Sutton, and Mr. Dickinson. The SPECTRUM of courses includes Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Mr. Dickinson PULL DOWN LOCAL FIRE ALARM -. • '■W’r -o'-. Ingredients for an exciting Math class!! Mr. Gorga How to spend time in class! Uli Mr. Barkley Mr. Swierzowski M'iS. Wwb lit. BtMey Sw% = UM Mrs. Wert Gkhmis ofr Line , Design clmL OteaiUiiiy Mr. Stangle Featured on this page are the areas of Art, Industrial Arts, and Technical Drawing. Mr. Stangle represents the An Depanment, while Mr. Smith is the Industrial Arts man. Mr. Rhodes doubles as both a Technical Drawing and Industrial Arts teacher. 62 Mr. Rhodes Business Depct cthteujb Mrs. VanVranken Mr. Nolett The Business Dept, includes Mrs. VanVranken and Mr. Nolett. The variety of courses offered in this area include Typing, Stenography, Business Law, Bookkeeping, Consumer Education, and others. Gfitopses offOu uxdb A Luitclctfaib Mrs. Suits, Mrs. Paterak, Mrs. Dittmann, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Sowle Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Grant. 65 Mrs. Hammond the english deportment hear is won of the strong arreas, as far as acidemec life is konserned, with grate emfasis put on speling, speach, grammer, litteratur. or punktuaton, dependant upon which whom is the teacher what your lerning it from., who are such stalworts as; mrs., john’s son. mrs; roads; mrsmail, mrs hamand mrs'Trooster Mrs. Troost Mrs. Johnson GMCjOislv Deptu nmt The brain is a pan of the human mechanism that begins to function at birth and stops when its owner gets up to make an impromptu speech. 66 Mr. Fesler Galuray’s f-fist ty Dept: UeHtbets o cu ' 'Retiospectuie Dynasty’ Battle strategy, General? Mr. Connelly Mr. Ruszczyk And what day would be complete without gaining tremendous insights into the tantalizing teachings of one of the team of terrifically talented teachers of social studies?? As you progress through high school your knowledge multiplies: Iroquois Indians, American history, world geography and history, economics, etc. Social studies synonyms are Mr. Ruszczyk, Mr. Connelly, Mr. Fesler and Mr. Chase. 67 Uusfo Depfrritnetct Mr. Sleeper and Miss Cervenka are ihe representatives of the Music Department. Mr. Sleeper teaches instrumental music lessons and con- Miss Cervenka ducts Senior Band and Stage Band. Miss Cervenka's busy schedule includes teaching music classes and conducting Senior Chorus, Junior Chorus, and Chansonettes and Troubadours. Mr. Sleeper l v .«?� h It 1 ' 12“ Miss Valardi, Student Teacher Mr. Harrington, Student Teacher 68 f- 04n GC0MHyu£ Mrs. Estus Mrs. Estus, the renowned producer of Galway's happiest homemakers, is the representative of the Home Economics Department. Her students draw valuable information from her vast storehouse of knowledge on all the various, IMPORTANT tasks and responsibilities that have been traditionally performed by the WOMAN (alias STRONGER sex) of the house!! French Now we journey to just about the only class in which students are actually encouraged to speak ... in French, of course! The peerless” professeur is Mr. Allen. French class is SO exciting!!! 69 Mr. Allen Mr. Goodemote K i Jl tiC Dept. The Athletic Department is headed by Mr. Mealy, who also doubles as a Health teacher. Mr. Goodemote, besides being a Physical Education instructor, is Varsity Soccer coach. Mrs. Noonan is the girls Physical Education instructor. She is assisted by Mrs. Riggins, who also coaches girls' hockey and basketball. Mrs. Noonan 70 Mr. Mealy Mrs. Riggins Yes, Eric, I do have an eye! A Moment of Thought Caution: Librarian at work! Tk UbMtAjy is that USUALLY quiet retreat, run by Mr. Davenport (assisted by his student aides), where students and teachers go to do research, scan the ever-growing book population and catch up on all the latest earth-shattering events -both worldwide and local . . . Library work is so fun! 71 Activities fnvotu Aft Assovhneabof Qbudwk 73 IT COULDN’T BE DONE Somebody said that it couldn't be done. But he with a chuckle replied That ’’maybe it couldn’t” but he would be one Who wouldn't say so till he’d tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn't be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed: Oh, you'll never do that: At least no one ever has done it: But he took off his coat and he took off his hat, And the first thing we knew he’d begun it. With a lift of his chin and a bit of a grin, Without any doubting or quiddit. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn't be done, and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done, There are thousands to prophesy failure: There are thousands to point out to you, one by one The dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin, Just take off your coat and go to it; Just start to sing as you tackle the thing That cannot be done, and you'll do it. Edgar A. Guest BasebaM Qoccw OwSS-touidzy FzM f-focbey BasketbcM 77 RetdDay The weather outside was very damp, but the spirits inside definitely were NOT! For the first time in a great while (ever?), Field Day had to be held in the gym. But that didn't stop it from being one of the most exciting ones ever! The competition was fierce right from the beginning - so was the yelling - with everyone putting forth his very best effort. The Juniors were finally able to pull off a victory, but not without a struggle. The 19th Annual Galway Central Field Day is one that will be remembered for a very long time!! Soup's On Did YOU use YOUR Right Guard today?? The Champs 78 The Look of ’’ $% ’() CkcttnipUmS: Class of 1974 his Wheaties? Don't Be ridiculous Who’s Sacked up? Last one back’s a rotten egg Not happy? CHOKING?? itibT LHi l ROW 1: D. DeRldder, M. Sowle, T. Malley, Coach Smith, J. Mattice, D. May. ROW 2: W. Hartman, M. Barkley, D. Armer, F. Brown, T. Cowper. ROW 3: D. Johndrow, S. Bodwell, W. Winslow, D. Paine, W. Benware, J. Baker. Qolutfuj: 1973 Tri-Vatky BatebcM Ckcm Ums 80 ■Hadley Luzerne 1 •Bishop Burke 2 Galway 14 Galway 14 ■Corinth 0 Broadalbin 1 Galway 1 6 Galway 3 Broadalbin 0 Mayfield Galway 1 Galway 5 3 Ft. Plain 2 North vi lie Galway 5 Galway 9 6 Perth 11 Northyiile 4 Galway 18 Galway 3 Fonda 2 Galway 5 Mayfield 0 Galway P 2 Canajoharie Galway 8 Perth pi 5 Galway an non-league 81 A different angle???!!! Qoec ic Galiuay FIRST ROW: J. Orzolek, C. Stangle, V. Wetmore, B. Hartman, E. Chase, S Truesdale, D. Johndrow. SECOND ROW: D. Stokna, F. Thimm, J. Baker, D. Numbers, F. Brown, R. Wolfe, T. Cowper, E. Chase, D. Doepel, B. Hartman. THIRD ROW: Coach Goodemote, D. Sivik, D. Conrad, D. Armer, D. Nelson, B. Benware, G. Eaton, B. Boerenko, B. Jones. Below: Tri-Captains Dennis Armer Bill Benware Tom Cowper Coach Goodemote 82 J quioAy Ceasotv Qocc u Scows Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway; Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway Galway alway Galway lway - oaiwa) , f 2 1 Amsterdam 4 3 I 2 2 2 Northville Mayfield St. Johnsville Gloversville ¥ C5,lesl ll AafiSterdam 1 1 3 Saratoga K o T Northville 2 Mayflfeld Gloversville 3 1 1 1 St. Johnsville 2 I1 Cobleskill S J 4 i° Saratoga m j Missing something, 7??? I should have thought of that before the game! The Galway Varsity soccer team has done another fabulous job for the ’73 season. Many hours of hard work have paid off for the boys. Galway ended the season with a Tri-Valley record of 6 wins - 3 losses - 1 tie. Overall the record was 12 wins - 4 losses - 1 tie. Three more Sectional victories were then added; Galway now reigns as the Section II Class C-D Soccer Champions. All of the boys worked hard, and many did not have too many hours of experience. The Sectional championship game against Northville, held at Mayfield, was certainly a dream come true. It took a double overtime to finally defeat Northville in a truly action-packed game. 83 Pete VanVoast 1973 will long be remembered as the year of the EAGLES”, as both the Varsity (14-0) and Junior Varsity (7-0) harriers were undefeated in dual meet competition. Galway's crowning achievements included capturing the Tri-Valley League championship, thus ending a four-year domination by May-field, and defeating reigning champion Beme-Knox (and 11 other teams) to clinch the Section II Class D-E title. In JV runs the junior harriers finished 1 in every invitational meet they ran in, which included Gloversville, Broadal-bin, Galway, Mayfield and the Sectionals. CaMS Coutifay CaMS Coutthy QtOSS Counhy 1973 VARSITY SCORES (DUAL MEETS) VARSITY INVITATIONAL MEETS Galway 16 Galway 20 Name Fonda 45 N'ville 43 of Galway's No. of Invy. Finish Teams Galway 15 Galway 17 Guild'land 44 Can jo Gloversville 1st 5 Galway 15 Galway 15 Cobleskill 2ndV 17 Givrs'ville 48 Brd'lbin 50 Broadalbin 1’, is 14 Galway 16 Galway ■ ---15 - Ft. Plain 45 B. Burke 50 Galway 2nd 10 Galway 25 Galway 19 Mayfield WT 2nd 12 Mayfield 32 L. George 42 Grout Run 5th 18 Galway 17 Galway 20 Cobleskill 43 Argyle 42 Tri-Valley Championship 1st 9 Galway 17 Galway 16 Fonda 44 Ticonder 46 Sectionals 1st 13 84 Brian O'Neil Joe Jessop (Left to Right) Co-Captain Rich Denker, Coach O. Fesler, Co-Captain Joseph Jessop. Managers and statisticians: Abbie Bell, Kathee Shoutis, Mary Beth MacLachlan. Caoss Counhy Caoss Covuctuj Richard Denker ROW 1: C. Koenig, G. Bodwell, R. Pugliese, J. Collins ROW 2; D. Daley, W. Denker, D. Lachtrupp, W. Sherman, M. Barkley, B. O'Neil ROW 3: T. Benware, J. Cole, G. Gaines, D. O'Neil, W. Winslow, C. Dra-pala, S. Bodwell, K. Wilkins, M. Patience, P. VanVoast. JOHN BAKER MIKE WILKINS DWIGHT DOEPEL DAVID LACHTRUPP COACH GRAY GRANT EATON GERARD KAPLANOWSKI Z Mtty T Cthv 88 No, I always sit on the floor!! I think I'm gonna be mad at you!! And AWAY we go!! ! QvJk CmuPtcuj BasketboM, Too'! That’s our Coach! =aKCESS ■ay j 3 • Ipv I. !! ■“ «•� W - w V Reach for the hoop! REAL Concentration! 89 JuuiO V tSity BosbdboMll i ]«• ROW 1: E. Winslow D. Daley R. Pugliese C. Stangle V. Wetmore ROW 2: R. Denker, Mgr. E. Chase B. O’Neil K. Wilkins D. O’Neil T. Benware Coach Fesler MISSING: J. Collins K. Baker 90 A 4 1 1 1 Gink - — M Jui utyv Vanity s BasketbaM SITTING: L. Manell W. Sharpe B. Gload K. Andersen STANDING: K. Andersen S. Stanton Mrs. Riggins C. Wemple W. Brown M. Palmer 91 Glglvtlv lcuI OND ROW: R. Thompson, T. Kenyon, B. Wood, B. Hartman, Coach Davenport, J. Mckenzie. Os s Seventh uxde h e t b Ou b b FIRST ROW: E. Chase, M. Potter, R. Eaton, R. Hammond, B. Palmateer. SECOND ROW: J. O'Neil, S. Nus-ser, R. Wood, Mr. Davenport, B. Sherman, B. Eldridge. GtiJlutfuj ’$ Junto {-ftCjlv QoCC t lkCUnv FIRST ROW: T. Sivik, L. Dubb, B. Winslow, G. Curran, D. Johndrow, M. Potter. SECOND ROW: S. Nusser, B. Rhodes, G. Mottau, P. Thimm, B. Eldridge, J. Denker, M. Gload, E. Chase, Manager: D. Evans, K. Morrison. THIRD ROW: B. Hartman, K. Baker, J. Germaine, G. Mottau, D. Doepel, R. Reynolds, M. Hagan, R. Thompson, M. Neahr, Coach Naples. 93 Vcustty CAPTAIN: Robin Gaines Priscilla Scott Melody Kalinkewicz Mary Lynn Wyszomirski 94 JV CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: D. Lachtrupp S. Olendorf LEFT: A. Farrell D. Frederick L. DeRidder RIGHT: P. Murphy C. Lukasiewicz W. Faas Q , t tup (y rv t S ht n 0 i t Cb hi 95 FIRST ROW: D. Paine, J. Baker, M. Kalinkewicz, S. Lesniewski, M. Wyszomir-ski, P. Barkley, A. Bell SECOND ROW: D. Johndrow, F. Brown, C. Daley, W. Faas, B. Gaines, M. Barkley, S. Bodwell, P. VanVoast, J. Jessop TOP: D. Armer, B. Hartman, T. Cowper, R. Wolfe, E. Chase, L. Neahr, R, Denker, D. Lachtrupp, B. Winslow, B. Denker, D. DeRidder. V L tittj Club PRES: T. Cowper, Sec.-Treas.: M. Kalinkewicz, V. Pres: B. Benware Adui60 Mr. Mealy WtoSttyTecu SEATED: K. Anderson, W. Sharpe, M. Hall, T. Donnan, L. Wells STANDING: Mrs. Riggins, B. Burnett, M. VanVoast, K. Anderson, M. Palmer, B. Cetnar, L. Wilkes, W. Brown, K. Clifford 99 Qo n Dtejncrifo f-figUkglds. . . R Mtotb t '? Is this picture for real? 100 Beautify America. CONCENTRATION! ROW 1: S. Truesdale, R. Clifford. C. Bull, S. Truesdale, C. Watrobski ROW 2: D. Lachtrupp, A. Farrell, D. Szurek, P. Olendorf ROW 3: D. Slade, M. Parish, M. Chamberlin, C. Lukasiewicz, L. Jendrzejczak ROW 4: W. Milton, T. Botsford, T. Mechanick, M. MacLachlan, P. VanVoast, G. Cwiakala, C. Palmateer No Ttfnb Fo Skips’ dlwctov. DCuVQHp ib 102 BestAchess fcZobtiv $€tutes £eiu i C066S Captums €econdPlk Otk i Qidto ofrthb WcM ellA ctoK Mas. Rlwtes Ccui BctttcL ROW 1: J. Czubemat, M. Sawyer, S. Wheeler, B. Nanartowich, M. Uhlinger, V. Sleeper, K. McKenzie, K. Andersen. ROW 2: Mr. Sleeper, C. Donnan, J. Westa, J. Smith, S. Manell, E. Gaines, N. Salisbury, G. Sebast, L. Gundrum, L. Pauze, J. Yankowski. ROW 3: A. Pokrzywka, K. Sherman, E. Gibbons, L. Benware, N. Slider, R. Isabel 1, A. Lukasiewicz, M. Gibbons, C. Brown, A. Sabattelli. ROW 4: D. Bailey, J. Wyszomirski, R. DeRidder, B. Palmateer, D. Botsford, D. Smith, B. Rhodes, B. Burnett. ROW 5: J. Pokrzywka, J. Baczkowski, B. Fuerst, L. Germaine, S. Smith, B. Salisbury, G. Lawrence. 105 THE THREE WHAT??!!??!!??!! ROW 1: M. Wyszomirski, K. Wallace, L. Neahr, W. Faas, P. Lawrence, R. Hoffman. ROW 2: B. Alderson, C. Quinlan, C. Cwiakala, D. Frederick, G. Moran, C. Palmateer. ROW 3: D. Munchbach, C. Larrabee, C. Bull, B. Gload, L. Manell. ROW 4: M. Weise, D. McConchie, M. Risdell, W. Carey, D. Lachtrupp, V. Wetmore. Ceiuo RO'. 1: K. Dubb, K. Andersen, P. Olendorf, I. Orzolek, G. Bach, C. Watrob-ski, P. Barkley, S. Bixby, L. Jendrzejczak. ROW 2: L. Wells, K. Andersen, C. Wielt, C. Wemple, A. Farrell, T. Monroe, P. Salisbury, R. Gaines, D. Con- rad, M. Chamberlin. ROW 3: K. Sebast, T. Mechanick, P. DeGraff, A. Armer, C. Drapala, J. Bombard, R. Sharpe, T. Benware, S. Lukasiewicz. ROW 4: P. Terry, D. Paine, R. Wauobski, D. Slade, M. Wilkins, W. Milton, P. Klementowski, K. Wilkins. 106 CkcwuS ROW 1: M. Parish, S. Olendorf, M. Van Voast, L. DeRidder, Miss Cervenka. ROW 2: T. Jendrzejczak, S. Exley, J. Pickney, M. Kalinkewicz, L. Welch, D. Pikul. ROW 3: C. Boedecker, P. Sowle, S. Morris, E. Chase, D. Doe pel, D. Donnan, L. Denison, P. Gundrum. ROW 4: M. Rogers, W. Palmer, D. Denison, J. Schied, C. Stangle, D Stokna, E. Chase. ROW 1: J. Brooks, D. Schaperjahn, N. Palmateer, J. Hunter, R. Gload, D. Seelow. ROW 2: C. Murphy, C. Wood, V. DeGraff, D. Szurek, D. Lachtrupj,, K. Andersen, W. Sharpe, C. Lukasiewicz. ROW 3: R. O’Bryan, J. Palmateer, L. Michelfelder, R. Wolfe, W. Hartman, D. Johndrow, R. Reynolds, J. Carey. ROW 4: J. Sowle, F. Thimm, R. Woltman, T. Cowper, D. Armer, K. Smith, A. Jezierski. 107 108 It takes all kinds! Isn't this fun! Vcuiety Qkoup 1973 Will the REAL Casey Stangle please stand up! by tk QomIOA CJuhus Chtiusouetfes aiuilwuhadowts ROW 1: Miss Cervenka, I. Brooks, P. DeGraff, L. Jendrzejczak, R. Gaines. ROW 2: T. Cowper, M. Parish, R. Clifford. ROW 3: C. Bull, C. Drapala, J. Palmer. ROW 4: P. Terry, C. Watrobski, D. Slade. ROW 1: B. Gaudreau, M. Weise, L. Neahr. ROW 2: J. Sowle, K. Andersen, M. Risdell, D. Seelow, D. McConchie. ROW 3: M. Palmer, E. Chase, C. Wood, R. Watrobski, K. Clifford. ROW 4: L. Welch, K. Wilkins, R. Sharpe, M. Wilkins, K. Sebast. ROW 1: Miss Cervenka, H. Leregger, J. Pauze, T. Millias, L. Hotaling, K. Grape, K. Andersen, H. Jamison, M. Uhlinger, L. Thompson. ROW 2: D. Wetmore, J. Palmateer, N. Alderson, 1. Patience, M. Maynard, S. Gload, M. Palmateer, M. McConchie, P. Thimm, L. Benware, D. Botsford, N. Sowle, D. Numbers. ROW 3: B. Eldridge, E. Chase, K. McKenzie, K. Boedecker, E. Gibbins, A. Pokrzywka, B. Burnett. K. Donnan. L. Gundram, K. Wolff, D. Baker, N. Loveless, J. Stangle. ROW 4: K. Boerenko, D. Doepel, B. Sherman, J. Westa, V. Sleeper, N. Slider, S. Wheeler, B. Tambasco. K. Sherman, P. Stanton, S. Conrad, K. Palmateer. 109 Q iio BcuuL WOODWIND: ROW 1: M. Palmer, K. Clifford, B. Gaines, B. Brice, B. Manell, S. Les-niewski. ROW 2: J. Palmer, S. Lukasiewicz, M. Kalinkewicz, M. Wyszomirski, K. Wallace, B. Sharpe. ROW 3: S. Clifford, M. Tretiak, C. Lukasiewicz, L. DeRidder, L. LaBahn, K. Shoutis, S. Exley. ROW 4: S. Truesdale, D. Lachtrupp, S. Truesdale, D. Donnan. MISSING: C. Donnan. PERCUSSION: F. Brown C. Koenig R. VanVranken G. Gaines C. Bull BRASS ROW 1: M. VanVoast, J. Carey, W. Scheiber, M. Sebast. ROW 2: P. Klementowski, K. Wilkins, F. Thimm, J. Lane, M. Wilkins. ROW 3: T. Tranka, B. Milton, D. Denison, R. Arnold, J. Dropper. ROW 4: W. Palmer, A. Jezierski, R. Clifford, R. Rogers. MISSING: J. Jessop 10 President: Joy Palmer Vice President: Fenton Brown Stage Manager: Stirling Exley Secretary: Lisa LaBahn Librarian: Robin Gaines Band Director: Mr. Sleeper Stage, Band SITTING: S. Truesdale D. Donnan L. LaBahn J. Palmer SECOND ROW: J. Dropper T. Tranka R. Arnold B. Scheiber M. Sebast THIRD ROW: Mr. Sleeper F. Brown S. Exley MISSING: J. Jessop C. Donnan GJHLS. STAGE BAND ovc ovai|� V� f« foy Promt, . PolisVt Hops, P� p Hollies H� ©1s, rlc etc 113 YwAbookOta Byecutiue, Qtc L. Jendrzejczak M. Chamberlin G. Cwiakala — C. Watrobski — R. Sharpe ---- M. MacLachlan B. Gaudreau — P. VanVoast — ----------Ads ------Artwork ......-copy —Circulation Business Mgr. -------Editor ------Layout -Photography ROW 1: S. Truesdale, K. Andersen, A. Gaura.R. Wilday, J. Mroczko, C. Cwiakala ROW 2: A. Bell, T. Botsford, D. Slade, R. Denison, S. Lukasiewicz, D. Donnan, M. Cwiakala, J. Orzolek ROW 3: T. Cowper, W. Faas, B. Manell, S. Exley, T. Jendrzejczak, T. Murphy, M. Palmer (left) Advisor: Mr. Ruszczyk (right) A very diligent staffer at work. RtotfrtUdQfa ROW 1: K. Clifford, T. Donnan, D. Dzurek ROW 2: R. Clifford, C. Watrob-ski, M. Palmer, S. Wheeler, D. Davis, B. Cetnar ROW 3: J. Palmer, M. Barkley, D. Lachtrupp, L. Radigan, R. Denker, D. Donnan ROW 4: R. Gaines, L. Denison, A. Farrell, C. Bull ROW 5: L. LaBahn, M. Mac- Lachlan, D. Slade, S. Olendorf, R. MacLachlan, J. Westa. Co-editors of the Footprint are Robert Clifford and Joy Palmer. Advisor is Mr. Davenport. Could Be a Good Story! But words are things, and a small drop of ink, Falling, like dew, upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. Lord Byron Gathering news, Mr. D. ? 115 Ole! A Camera Gotcha? PkotogiCtphy Club OW 1: Lisa Neahr, B. Manell, B. Brice, M. MacLachlan OW 2: W. Scheiber, J. Lane, D. May OW 3: B. Gaudreau, G. Gaines, P. VanVoast ilSSING: M. Palmer Advisor, 116 I Am Not A Camera The camera records visual facts: i.e., all may be fictions Flash-backs falsify the Past: they forget the remembering present On the screen we can only witness human behavior: Choice is for camera-crews. The camera may do justice to laughter, but must degrade sorrow. W. H. Auden Left to Right: S. Truesdale, P. VanVoast, M. Chamberlin, B. Gaudreau, A. Mil-ton, K. Wilkins, J. Lane 117 796.4 4453 -------Jordan________________ AUTHOR ai cL -Xield. aoi out ■ OftROWtn • NAMC NOOM MUMIM X ?70' : 4' v rco VarlO tm 7.00 'trkUt u d ? M6’fi JDa ujJi ’JjtdcA i ? JffOoo (A ( 5� p29 7l fc NJ 8 1 Mtr237 2 :t� l73 1 s et '73 -mr. .. 118 nr What FORM! What STYLE! !! Benware to the RESCUE!! BasketbcM= Action! I The HAND descended!!!! Welcome, sports fans! Uh-oh, Grant . . . Smiling . . . QliCriUtCj Common Coots 121 122 1st ROW: J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, R. Gaines, R. Clifford, M. MacLachlan, G. Cwiakala 2nd ROW: C. Watrobski, D. Slade, T. Botsford, M. Chamberlin, C. Bull Juvdo l-figh Chess Club £ui ‘u SITTING: C. Maynard, D. Wetmore, J. Wyszomirski, B. Burnett, R. Thompson, D. Botsford, T. Sherman. STANDING: B. Nanartowich, B. Harris, B. Welch, P. Woltman, B. Rhodes, S. Nusseur, B. Clark, P. Thimm, P. Vroman, J. Mason, J. Myers, J. Baczkowski, M. Neahr, T. Luke, V. Santiago, M. Bateholts, K. Wilson, D. Stau- ber, J. Welch. SITTING: Eric Schmidt Bill Palmer Kenda Clifford John Lane Mark Sebast Jason Germaine STANDING: David Luke John Carey Art Gaura Bill Scheiber Qei dw f-ficjlv Chess Club 123 SITTING: C. Brown, B. Murtlow, Advisor: Mrs. Hagarty, A. Bell, B. Loveless, B. Plummer STANDING: P. Sherman, L. Manell, D. Johndrow, R. Gload, C. Galusha, S. Stanton, S. Harblin Futu i T diM 124 FIRST ROW: A. Hilger, R. Clifford, J. Palmer, R. Gaines, L. LaBahn, K. Clifford, T. Bots-ford, S. Olendorf SECOND ROW: M. Palmer, A. Farrell, B. Cetnar, D. Szurek, W. Faas, S. Clifford, P. Lawrence, K. Sebast, T. Murphy, R. Hoffman, S. Olendorf, T. Donnan 1st ROW: D. Plummer, G. Whitney, P. Salisbury, S. Palmateer, K. Reynolds, V. DeGraff. 2nd ROW: D. DiDonna, M. Capodiferro, D. Hotaling, N. Mansfield, D. Hollenbeck, C. Sowle 3rd ROW: C. Cetnar, B. Howe, K. Grupe, A. Armer, N. Palmateer, B. Carey 4th ROW: B. Palmateer, G. Suits, C. Gordon, B. Smith, R. Watrobski, K. Smith 5th ROW: B. Spence, D. Vroman, B. Carr, A. Shepard, J. Eaton, L. Michelfelder, P. DeGraff B O C B Q tU BOCBQ bus is Uxu Uig'' 125 Mearned t-fcmyi Coctety FIRST ROW: J. Palmer, L. LaBahn, C. Watrobski, T. Botsford SECOND ROW: G. Gaines, R. Denker, R. Clifford, B. Gaudreau, M. Chamberlin, M. MacLachlan (We all dream of great deeds and high positions, away from the pettiness and humdrum of ordinary life. Yet success is not occupying a lofty place or doing conspicuous work; it is being the best that is in you. Rattling around in too big a job is worse than filling a small one to overflowing. Dream, aspire by all means; but do not ruin the life you must lead by dreaming pipe dreams of the one you would like to lead. Make the most of what you have and are. Perhaps your trivial, immediate task is your one sure way of proving your mettle. Do the thing near at hand, and great things will come to your hand to be done.) If you can't be a pine on top of the hill, Be a scrub in the valley - but be The best little scrub by the side of the hill; Be a bush if you can't be a tree. If you can't be a bush be a bit of the grass, And some highway happier make; If you can’t be a muskie then just be a bass -But be the liveliest bass in the lake! We can’t all be captains, we've got to be crew, There's something for all of us here, There's big work to do, and there's lesser to do. And the task you must do is the near. If you can’t be a highway then just be a trail, If you can't be the sun be a star; It isn't by size that you win or fail -Be the best whatever you are! taken from Be the Best of Whatever You Are” by Douglas Malloch 129 BOB GRAY We've Only Just Begun ... Taylor Yearbook CLASS OF 1974 Counselor P.O. Box 209 and Brandywine Station DENISON'S Schenectady, New York 12304 Apartments Furnished (518)355-6900 and Unfurnished Rt. 29 Galway, New York Phone 882-9900 130 JAMIE BURLINGAME Senior Transfer to Galway NOW READ THE ADS! !! Tomorrow Is in Today's Recorder Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from the Jbmin GALWAY PARENT —TEACHER — STUDENT ASSOCIATION I Venner Road, Amsterdam, N.Y. BANKERS TRUST OF ALBANY — N.A. Broadalbin Office 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Mondays thru Fridays 5 p. m. - 7 p. m. Friday Evenings Member F.D.I.C. 9 N. Main St. Broadalbin, New York 12025 131 We recognize that today's graduating youth need a reliable bank for assistance as you begin to build a financial future. Ballston Spa National Bank is as responsive to these needs now as we were in 1838 when we began to serve the people of Saratoga County. As part of our Full Banking Service, ” we offer the new graduate low cost loans for higher education in addition to complete financial counseling. Ballston Spa National Bank Member Federal Depos Insurance Corporation OUR NEWEST LOCATION GALWAY OFFICE on Rt. 147 Galway, N.Y. Main Office 87 Front Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. OTHER CONVENIENT BANK OFFICES: Milton Crest Office Rowland Street at Geyser Road 132 Burnt Hills Office 770 Saratoga Road (Route 50) WALT'S LIQUOR STORE BOB'S TREES Nursery Stock Christmas Trees Landscaping Fireplace Wood Galway West Galway Road Phones OPEN: 11:15 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. 882-9455 882-6591 842-2419 A gift for this year’s graduates ... free checking account service You want to he 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 w ent. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. The Bank National Commercial Bank and Trust Company For job opportunities at The Bank, just write or call our Personnel Department. 133 PIN HAVEN LANES PALMATEER'S HEATING SERVICE RD 1 Penh Road Amsterdam, N.Y. RFD 1 (Division Street) Galway, New York Best Wishes Class of 1974 24 Hour Service 882-9960 346-9627 LAKEVIEW INN JOHN BROOKS GARAGE Galway Lake New York Heavy Duty Towing 350 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. 12302 ELOHIM BAPTIST CHURCH CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SALON McConchie Rd. Galway, N.Y. 882-1800 134 the Tall ¥ i allepy' Sunday School 10:00 Box 228 Worship 11:00 Mechanic and Training Service 6:00 Dean Lung Evening Worship 7:00 Streets Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 Barkersville FiNE ARTS (518) 882-9218 GALWAY, NEW YORK 12074 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION BONDALE CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS Class of 74 Compliments of Amsterdam Printing and Litho Corporation 2 Van Guysling Avenue Schenectady, New York EXCAVATING PAVING TRUCKING CRUSHING - SCREENING PLANTS BATCH PLANT DEMOLITION EQUIPMENT RENTAL Phone 374-8455 Serving The Tri-City Area Amsterdam, N.Y. Compliments of HALLETT'S 101 East Main St. Amsterdam, New York THE CRAFT STUDIO GOLDSTOCK'S SPORTING GOODS 121 North Broadway Schd'y, New York Compliments of FOX MURPHY 440 State Street Pyramid Mall Downtown Schenectady Saratoga Accessories for the Home Gifts for all occasions Clothes, Handbags, Jewelry Open 10-9 Tues. and Fri. 10-5 Wed., Thur., Sat. 135 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '74 The Air Force. Education, training with pay. The Air Force let's you choose the kind of education you want whether you're male or female. Want to learn a great job skill? The Air Force conducts some of the finest industrial and technical schools. And we'll give you transferrable college credit, too, for your training through the Community College of the Air Force. Working professionals teach you . . . people who have already mastered their skill. And you get good pay right from the start while you’re learning. You wind up with a specialized skill that will qualify you for a good job with a secure future ... in the Air Force or later on. if you choose, back in your home town. For information with no obligation contact: TSgt Joe Valade Schenectady 435 Liberty St. 377-0283 NORTHEAST KAWASAKI Sal es Service 833 Saratoga Road Telephone: Burnt Hills, New York 399-4079 JAMES R. DONNAN’S BONIJAMOUR FARMS REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE Annual Milk Production Sufficient for One Gallon of Milk Per Day for 500 Families Compliments of SUGAR SHACK RICHARD CARR FAMILY - Galway Farm - Best Wishes, To the Class of ' 74 ROBERT MIERLE FAMILY - Johnstown Farm - In Business With the Help of Many . . . and in Spite of a Few ARNOLD HAVEN FARM ELWOOD, DONNA LOU ARNOLD SONS RICK, CHUCK and KENT Registered Holsteins R.D. 3 Amsterdam, New York Registered Quarter Horses HOME OF KINGSVILLE LAD N.Y.S.S.H.A. Highpoint Stallion Saddles and Tack ARNOLDVALE FARMS West Charlton PHILIP ARNOLD MOBILE FEED MILLING Compliments of THE COTTAGE FARM Amsterdam, N.Y. Purina Dog, Cat and Horse Feed Famum Horse Health Products - Tack Garden Supplies - Seeds Rt. 147, SacandagaRd. West Charlton 882-9635 137 (nooz,nyooz)n. Plural in form, used with a singular verb. 1. Recent events and happenings, especially those that are unusual or notable. 2.a. Information about recent events of general interest, especially as reported by newspapers, periodicals, etc. b. A presentation or broadcast of such information, c. A newspaper. 3. New information about anything previously unknown. When you read the Gazette, you read all the news. SCHENECTADY GAZETTE The ONLY daily published in Schenectady” Compliments of BABCOCK CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 301 Craigie Ave. Telephone Scotia, New York FR2-0811 Congratulations To the Class of '74 COLONIAL INN For Distinctive Dining Galway, New York EASTVIEW FARM DeGRAFF TREE SERVICE HEREFORD BEEF CATTLE 882-9629 Feeders, Heifers and Breeding Stock 882-6364 Congratulations Seniors Your Friendly Hardware Dealer WAYSIDE HARDWARE TARTAN KENNELS English Setters DOG BOARDING Route 147 - Galway - 882-9139 LOIS MONROE GARDEN CENTER 209-211 Sacandaga Road Scotia, N.Y. Compliments of The Finest Heating Oils, Service and Equipment'' Since 1913 SILVA'S J. H. BUHRMASTER CO. INC. Family Dining 421 Scacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. Phone 346-2341 Compliments PHILLIP WATROBSKI GENERAL CONTRACTOR Member of of National Association of Home Buildings PENTHOUSE Star Route - Hagaman - New York Phone VI2-6419 139 Complete Dealership Facilities Salisbury Chevrolet, Inc. Chevrolet 372-5431 175 Freeman's Bridge Road Congratulations to the Graduates from ALMALI GARDENS GALWAY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of '74 Congratulations to the Class of '74 Grant Plaza - Amsterdam HIT . for the Total Approach to a Your Official Yearbook Photographer Better Yearbook Home of Distinctive Dining C R RESTAURANT CHARLES and RUTH QUINLAN, Prop. Phone 882-9995 Rt. 29 Galway, New York CHUCK'S STORE The Little Store With Many Items CHUCK and RUTH QUINLAN - Props. Phone 882-9992 Galway, New York 142 CUDNEY'S Launderer and Dry Cleaners THE CLEANER CLEANER” 584-8460 Saratoga Springs, New York BURT'S FLOWERS North Street Galway Specializing in the Design of Wedding, Prom and Funeral Bouquets WE DELIVER TO ALL AREA HOSPITALS Phone JERRY AND SALLY 882-1051 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '74 Compliments of RICHARD 1 F. MANELL WELL DRILLING CONTRACTOR Phone 882-6155 Jockey Street Galway, New York SPA CITY DINER BOB'S BARBERSHOP Great Selection of Homemade Open Mon. - Wed. and Fri. 11:00am to 8:00pm Food for Special Occasions Sat. 6am to 6pm CHILDREN'S PORTION AVAILABLE Closed Thursdays Open 24 Hours a Day Broadalbin 7 Days a Week New York 143 excavating, bulldozing, backhoe WILLIAM BAZAN SON topsoil, filldirt, crushed stone WILLIAM H.DEAY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF'74 from ALUMINUM SIDING SPECIALIST Perth Road 882-1267 TOP NOTCH TAVERN West Galway ROWLEDGE AGENCY INC. CHUCK'S FRIENDLY CORNER BEST WISHES SENIORS! 11 Pawling St. Hagamar 139 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE. LOW AUTO AND HOME RATES Phone 374-8453 GALWAY’S REPUTABLE DEALERSHIP BOB'S AUTO SALES Unbelievable Bargains In Cars, Trucks And Parts Potter Hollow Road 882-9667 144 Compliments JOHNSON-LINDSAY, of INC. PASTORE PHARMACY FUNERAL DIRECTORS DRUGS - COSMETICS - PRESCRIPTION 11 Mohawk Place Amsterdam 303 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa 885-5253 New York New York Compliments of Compliments of BETOR'S STORE ALPINHAUS SKI SHOP Milton Ave. Ballston Spa New York Amsterdam New York McCONCHIE'S HERITAGE ACRES K. C. CANARY, INC. Complete Line Industrial and Farm Equip. SALES - SERVICE - FAMILY CAMPGROUND - 518-883-3428 Rd 1 Galway, New York 12074 882-6605 Route 29 - Johnstown Broadalbin Road RD 1 - Gloversville, New York, 12074 Lawn and Garden Equip. John Deere Snow Machines Open May 1 to Oct. 1 John Deere Chain Saws Congratulations and Best Wishes on Your Graduation HOLZHEIMER and SHAUL Amsterdam New York FIBER CONVERSION, INC. Broadalbin New York 145 VASEL'S GULF ALLIS CHALMERS Complete Line of Parts and Service Galway, N.Y. Route 29 and Junction Fish House Rd. 883-3259 882-9414 Groceries - Goodyear Tires - Live Bait Lubrication - Sporting Goods ALLIS CHALMERS OUTDOOR PRODUCTS 882-9394 BAXTER'S MINIMARKET SERVICE STA. TOM ANN'S SERVICE STATION FOR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Route 147 1 Mile South of Galway, New York 0 - Corner Phone 882-9588 TOM GRIMES Route 29 and 147 Galway, New York Broadalbin's Largest Chevy Dealer McCHESNEY'S JIM LONGWELL CHEVROLET, INC. 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles and Fisher Plows in Stock Phone 883-5112 Galway New York 147 Best Wishes for the Class of 74 VI2-7100 George W. Wood TESIERO and Son BALLSTON SPA AGWAY Your Friendly Chevy Dealer E. Tesiero 106 Guy Park WATERWELLS Ballston Spa New York Amsterdam New York RD 3 Amsterdam, N.Y. Phone 882-6169 GEO. A. WHEELER INC. BUILDER and DEVELOPER 371-5266 882-6496 Galway, N.Y. 148 518-885-5396 MORRIS FORD MERCURY INC. PETTIT EQUIPMENT INC. 2 Locations Route 50 Route 50 Rental, Sales and Service Parts Ballston Spa Burnt Hills Route 50 Ballston Spa Earrings - Rings - Watches - Clocks 843-2271 o • MAUtJ, Prop • JOHNSON'S JEWELRY STORE 885-6820 HOME OF KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS MANNY'S CORNER GARAGE Automatic Transmission Front End Service Motor Overhaul Brakes 12010 91 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N.Y. Truax Road Amsterdam, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 74 882-9953 BALLSTON MOTOR SALES, INC. BOMAR MOTEL and RESTAURANT MARGARET BOEDECKER Ballston - Schenectady Road Ballston Spa, N.Y. Phone 885-5301 TEMPEST FIREBIRD PONTIAC Route 29 RD 1 10 Miles West Middle Grove Of Saratoga N.Y. 12850 149 PONTIAC LATHROP'S PHARMACIES 208 Mohawk Avenue 149 Vley Road Scotia, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of '74 filling your prescription is our main business GALWAY PLAYERS SWIRE'S Compliments of DEPARTMENT STORE 113 Mohawk Ave. Scotia MONDY'S DELICATESSEN FR2-1209 Scotia, New York Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STEAD AND SON'S LUMBER ASSOCIATES STORE Homelite and Jonsereds Chain Saws Owned by Ballston Spa J. L. AUSTIN New York RD 1 Galway New York AMSTERDAM OUTDOOR POWER HAPPY ACRES Yamaha Motorcycles Yamaha and Artie Cat Snowmobiles Belfance Road 842-5610 Gload's Groceries Boat Launching - Daily and Seasonal Rates - Public Swimming - Picnicking 150 882-9633 GALWAY COIN LAUNDRY HIGHLAND MARKET Galway, New York Groceries 2 miles north of Galway on Route 147 Ice cream Gasoline Corner of Route 29 Prop. GEN AND FLOYD DENISON and Hagadorn Mills 882-1887 Galway, New York MARY ANN'S TAVERN HIGHLAND KENNELS RD 1 Broadalbin, N.Y. Sandwiches and Pizzas MARGARET AND EVERETT GARRICK Route 29, Broadalbin A. K. C. Registered Puppies of Most Popular Breeds Boarding 883-9905 (518)883-3661 Forging General Backhoe Construction 843-2245 GAURA BROTHERS SMOKEY HOLLOW ELECTRONICS RCA - ZENITH - WHIRLPOOL Sales and Service Box 235 Galway, New York Tele. 882-1808 Hagaman - West Galway Rd. Hagaman, New York Better Groceries at DENISON BROTHERS COZY HOLLOW MOBILE HOME COURT BUY-RITE FOOD STORE Route 29 Galway 882-6534 Phone Galway 882-1811 New York LEE AND EMMA STANTON 151 KENYETTO CLEANERS BRUNDIGE OIL CO. All Work Done on Premises MOBILE HEATING OIL CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE P. O. Box 482 Phone Broadalbin 883-5311 New York Galway and Amsterdam 882-1237 842-4270 EARL'S VARIETY STORE Why Ride Around With a Shaggy Mane? Trot Over to The Little Store With a Lot in Store For You GALWAY BARBERSHOP MRS. LORRAINE E. TEETS Broadalbin, N.Y. On West Street for a Blue Ribbon Grooming 882-9570 Congratulations Seniors! GLENDALE HOTEL HOWARD AND LOUISE DENISON Lunches - Rooms Legal Beverages ALMORCO. ALMOR PLAYTIME CO. DOT STORES, INC. Gas Oil ice cream - soda Amsterdam, New York Congratulations to the Seniors of 1974 Best Wishes and Success to the Class of '74 M. N. WOLFE GENERAL STORE Jendrzejczak Funeral Home East Galway Tel. 882-6623 152 200 Church St. New York Amsterdam 843-2550 2kii: 7: - _ V; ' •fCu. • . - 4 V 1 .5 . : , « y +• ' . . ' ■ ' • 'V - •■- . : - --y o' •' � ' - '' z .• rr .. V ■ ' A . � • v • • ' ?V '- v - A. T'