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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1976 volume:

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Having the ability to look on the brighter side of life, to have a smile for everything and everyone, and to be there whenever needed, are only a few of the qualities that make up this person’s outstanding personality. She is one whose sincerity you will never doubt, whose dependability will never falter, and whose willingness to help others will never cease. As advisor of Future Teachers of America and former advisor of Junior High Student Council, we feel that our choice has done more than her share, for not only is she a very good teacher and advisor, but also a true friend. It is with great pleasure that the staff of the 1976 Galway yearbook proudly dedicates it's '76 Piper to Galway's only female math teacher, sometimes known as ”grandma, to Mrs. Dorothy Wert. 3 4 fable op C0jAml Openwg Section 5-10 (routes Kmcalons Uikrclassmcn 51 AihleKcs XI Orjayfeatbns A D lSWJfJs 10-152 On this long path we've trod for 13 years . . . Found friends shared love. But they'll soon turn to granite memories only replicas as statues commemorating the past. For the road junctions ahead and each much turn his own direction. This is a Saratoga in our lives. We've received our Declaration of Independence. Cljc Be it known that Be it known that - mwtrtMWfdbvtJ in A sss ysr . •rM-u ss yi ’ . j As Is Ay sst s 'tA Am In taitnrsw tohtctof A. , So beat the drums raise the flags spangle the stars cause we're on the road to independence and freedom. searching for the greenest grass, for the highest mountain. for the happiest day, for the best life. Freedom doesn't- mean flnaf you can da whaf you please 9 but if does mean friaf there isn't anything ho dina you back from striving to make your finest- dreams coma trua. W- A. Peterson, Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Deb Watrobski VICE-PRESIDENT Toby Eaton TREASURER Bill Denker SECRETARY Cindy Palmateer 12 ADVISOR Mrs. Van Vranken 13 DONALD C. BATES THOMAS F. BENWARE, JR. Great things are done when man and mountain meet. Blake u Did we, didn't we, should we, couldn't we. I’m not sure ’cause sometimes we’re so blind. Ben Taupin MELODY BISHOP Who loves the rain, and loves his home And looks on life with quiet eyes Him I will follow through the storm And at his hearth fire keep me warm. ” Francis Shaw SUSAN I. BIXBY 15 CAROL BOEDECKER ”Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make ye mad. I. Hunley Sunrise, sunset, live a day, die the next ELIZABETH BOWERS Nothing ventured is worth two in a bush (except for February, which has 28).'' BILL CAREY 16 EARL CHASE Life is made up of small comings and goings, and for everything a man takes with him, there is something he must leave behind.' ’ H. Raucher KENDA LEE CLIFFORD DEBORAH SEELOW DEGRAFF Debbie A day is wasted without laughter. Nicholas Chamfort 17 DOUGLAS DERIDDER 18 DANIEL DIDONNA GREGORY DORA A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere.'' Charles Kettering JOHN F. DROPPER PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE TOBY J. EATON Only God and I know what is in my heart.” Kahlil Gibran 19 For every hour of anger, you waste sixty minutes of SUE HARBLIN happiness. 20 N. Kenny CHARLES ALBERT HORNING EFtLWRY CEIMTRUL SCHOOL 'Present realities are your future memories. JEFFREY S. JAMESON TERRY LYNN JENDRZEJCZAK ’Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Lord Alfred Tennyson It's so nice to be insane no one asks you to explain.' ’ Helen Reddy CHARLES W. KOENIG Where the drink goes in, there the wit goes out.'' George Herbert DAVID A. LUKE 22 Friends to the end. ” DONNA MILLIAS JAMES M. MROCZKO Acknowledge Christ; in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. Colossians 2:2, 3 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.” Proverbs 1:7 DORIS A. MUNCHBACH ’' A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find.'' Plutarch TRICIA MURPHY 23 Quitters never win and winners never quit. MIKE O'BOYLE PEGGY JEAN OLENDORF Tracing out wisdom, power and love, In earth or sky, in stream or grove. John Keble The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. CAROL ANN OLSEN 24 G. K. Chesterton FRANK S. ORAPELLO Men owe us what we imagine they will give us. We must CINDY PALMATEER forgive them this debt. Simone Weil 25 MICHAEL PALMATEER . . . reach for the heavens, and hope for the future, MERRY LEE PALMER and all that we can be, not what we are. John Denver JOANN CAROL PICKNEY We don’t get to know anything but what we love. 26 PATRICIA ANNE PRICE TOM REYNOLDS DORRIE SCHAPERJAHN ERIC F. SCHMIDT 27 PRISCILLA EILEEN SCOTT Please be patient - God isn't finished with me yet. KIM E. SEBAST Does the song of the sea end at the shore, or in the hearts of those who listen to it? KATHLEEN SHOUTIS 28 Kahlil Gibran MICHAEL SIVIK All I want to say now is that I don’t want to say anything. ’ ’ Phillip Roth DAVID SIVIK ' ’ Who dares wins. ’' Sterling KEVIN RODERICK SMITH Hoss” 29 May buffalo chips fall in your fruit loops. Johnny Carson TOM SMITH PEGGY MARIE SOWLE Will it matter that I was? Happiness is knowing that the one you love loves you. SANDRA L. M. SOWLE 30 LAURA WELLS STANTON Often people say that the heart of life and reality is conflict.' ’ Kahlil Gibran Tomorrow is open and right now it seems to be more than enough to just be here today. ” John Denver JEANNE TOAL He who ascends to mountaintops, shall find the loftiest peaks most wrapt in clouds and snow; He who surpasses or subdues Mankind must look down on the hate of those below.'' Byron 3) M. STEPHEN TRUESDALE JAMES H. VROMAN DEBORAH ANN WATROBSKI . . . and I still leave as me. This, too, shall pass.” 32 KEITH WILKINS RAYMOND WOLTMAN THE HANDS OF TIME If the hands of time were hands that I could hold I'd keep them warm and in my hands they'd not turn cold. Hand in hand we'd choose the moments that should last; the lovely moments that should have no future and no past. The summer from the top of a swing The comfort in the sound of a lullaby. The innocence of leaves in the spring, But, most of all, the moment when love first touched me! All the happy days would never learn to fly, until the hands of time would choose to wave ’’good-bye. Alan and Marilyn Bergman From Brian's Song 33 Class Wills I, Greg Dora, leave my loitering spot outside Rm. 109 to the next freshman class. I, John Dropper, leave - with knowledge?? I, Tim Flinton, leave my place in Field Day to Russ Loveless. I, Charles Koenig, leave with my D.L.S.; Joe B. the best pair of drumsticks around, and the library quietly? I, Jim Mroczko, leave my superior intelligence to my sister, Kathy, even though it’s not necessary; and wishing her much LUCK in which she needs to get through 11th and 12th grade English!!! Poland Forever I, Tricia Murphy, leave Galway (finally) with many memories - some great and some not so great. 1 leave the teachers with three more Murphys. Also I leave Becky and Cathy my abilities; which ever ones they want! I, Cindy Palmateer, leave Stacy with Hogie, Miss C - with my sister, and me with my car. I, Merry Lee Palmer, leave Nan Alderson a plum. Monsieur Allen le numero de telephone de la Place Pigalle, and my brother lots of luck in his favorite subject, English. I, Michael Sivik, leave Galway thanking most of my teachers and waiting for Ginger. I, Tom Smith, leave all my specimens to Pasquale Naples and a toupe to M. Allen. I, Jeanne Toal, leave Galway, happy to be free at last, but sad to leave my friends behind, and with much love and appreciation to Mr. Nolett and Mr. Naple. I, Mike O’Boyle, leave my sense of humor to Tom Smith, who really needs one. I, Peggy Sowle, leave L.W. still chasing R.S.; M.B. my friendship and love, and everyone else at Galway my thanks. 1, Jim Vroman, leave my early lunches to my brother. I, Keith Wilkins, leave my thanks to the ladies in the cafeteria for the extra food to a growing boy, and my brother Mike on his own. I, Kim Bowers, hereby leave Galway High, leaving Ginger and Linda the echoes of our laughter in the halls and on the B.O.C.E.S. bus. I, Tom Reynolds, leave my place at G.H.S. to someone just as unfortunate. I, Tom Ben ware, leave Mr. Rhodes my mountaineering skills to pass to someone lucky enough. I, Carol Boedecker, leave Galway with my an talents to Miss B., no gossip for Mr. S. and best of luck to the two others on the way. 1, Arthur Gaura, leave Mr. Gorga with one less headache. 1, Sue Harblin, leave Galway High, proud to be it's only female mechanic, and with future plans to marry Cliff Murtlow. I, Jeff Jameson, leave my sister, Heidi my wonderful speech” abilities, and my thanks to Mrs. Van for her class panicipation. I, Patricia Price, leave Galway to be with John forever and ever. I, David Luke, leave the empties from field days past to whoever can find a good use for them. I, Roger W. Arnold, leave Mr. Sutton with almost all his black pens and Mr. Gorga with all my back homework. Good-bye” I, Donald Bates, leave Galway with a turkey under my arm, a feather up my nose, and many thanks to the faculty. I, Susan Bixby, leave Galway with Clyde, and Mr. Gorga with one less midget to stick in his pocket. Je, Charles De Gaulle du Gui, alias Bill Carey, leave Mrs. Hammond to teach another hundred years, et je laisse un escargot mort a M. Allen. I. Chuck Horning, leave Galway Central hoping to regain my better half, Lola, and Mr. Gorga still having rocks in his fields after three years. I, Donna Millias, leave Galway to my brothers and sisters, and with the memories of all my friends. I, Carol Olsen, leave Galway gladly for Bruce, missing Mr. Gorga and leaving my other teachers for my sister and brother. I, Mike Palmateer, leave Mr. Luke one less pain to put up with, and Nellie Dropper wondering why John got all the milkshake cups for field day. 1, Joanne Pickney, leave Galway giving Lee all my love FOREVER, and to live OUR lives the best way possible. I, Dorrie Schaperjahn, leave Galway to be with Steve and hoping Mr. Smith will find a secretary and leave with my buddy. I, Eric Schmidt, leave Galway to R.G.A. and leave Mr. Rhodes a confused Drama Club. I, Kathee Shoutis, leave Frank” looking for another Alice that will yell back, wish L.H. good times and continue on with B.H. I, Doris Munchbach, leave Mr. Gorga not knowing how to tell time, Toni lots of luck at G.H.S., but mostly I leave with my guy. I, Peggy Olendorf, leave Sharon the joys of understanding physics and to Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Gorga I leave a smile! I, Frank Orapello, leave Galway with two more Orpi to go. I, Priscilla Scott, leave Galway with a lot of memories; and to Mr. Swiz and some others, I leave the taste of good food. I, Kevin Smith, leave Galway English teachers wondering where they failed. I, M. Stephen Truesdale, leave Galway partially empty but mostly fulfilled, and always looking for that higher mountain. I, Ray Woltman, leave as fast as possible, and Mr. Luke in wonderance of the whereabouts of all the empties from past field days. 1, Sandie Sowle, leave two sisters behind to bug Mr. Bouffard, and to join Matthew and Melanie. I, Melody Bishop, leave Mrs. V.V., Ma and Gramma much love and thanks, Mr. Nolett and Mr. C. peace at last, and M.T. presidency of the B.B.C. Also, lots of love to my friends, especially Dave. I, Steve Botsford, leave my spot outside of Mr. Naples door to any upcoming freshman with the desire to loiter in the halls. I, Doug DeRidder, leave Mr. P. with all my building skills, and Mr. R. with all my knowledge of building sets. I, Bill Denker, leave G.H.S. with many good memories of it, Mr. D. one less magazine checker, and Mark Rogers my humbleness (use it well, Mark). Me, Kenda, donne les petits gros mots du franc ais a Marie O’s, M. Allen 14 voies a dire____!, Laura T. my spikes for the mud, and finally I leave knowing what I want and going out to achieve it. I, Laura Stanton, leave Penny to find another ride when she oversleeps, Tim 2 more years of school and partying with good friends. I leave Galway High in search of better things that 1 can't find here. I, Kim E. Sebast, leave a giant coffee machine to the science department; THE ANSWER IN LIFE to Mr. Swiz; my thanks to some helpful and understanding teachers; and a pumpkin to T.S. I, Debbie Seelow DeGraff, leave Galway for the LAST TIME, never forgetting LIFE WITH FATHER, (remember, Father Day?) with a great class, all the teachers to Dave and Dar, the dudes on Bus 27 to my mom, (have a blast kids!) and for a beautiful, long life with my guys! I, Terry Jendrzejczak, leave Galway with a great deal of knowledge, thanking the teachers, but to Pan (Mr.) Gorga, skladam najserdeczniej sie dzieki. MOST CLASS SPIRIT Class MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TRICIA and STEVE KENDA and STEVE PRISCILLA and EARL CLASS FLIRTS MIKE and DONNA MOST ATHLETIC ''' “ ‘ ■ CLASS CLOWNS TOM and PRISCILLA 36 CHATTERBOXES Favorites NICEST PERSONALITY TOM and MELODY CHARLIE and MERRY PARTY-GOERS CLASS OF'76 MOST SHY JEANNE and JEFF FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN DIANE LACHTRUPP and FRED MILLIAS 37 Class Prophecy It is 1986, and Galway's illustrious class of '76 is going to have its ten year reunion. And what better place to have the reunion, than on board millionaire-playboy TOM SMITH’S yacht, the S.S. Galway,” which is anchored on Galway Lake. As we walk up the gangplank, we are greeted by professional hostess, MELODY BISHOP, who ushers us inside. Aboard we see JIM VROMAN, Tom's bartender and personal body guard. Jim was afraid that tonight's crowd would be too much to handle, but MIKE PALMATEER has graciously consented to lend a hand at the bar. In comes Tom himself, surrounded by his personal staff, TOBY EATON, CINDY PALMATEER, and PRISCILLA SCOTT. Tom has been discussing a merger with oil tycoon TIM FLINTON, who is a bit skeptical about mixing his billions with Tom's. Suddenly there is a terrible noise outside. It seems drag racer CHARLIE KOENIG has refused to yield the right of way to cross country truckers JOHN DROPPER and GREG DORA in their Peter-Built rig. Charlie's Corvette has been damaged, but ace mechanics RAY WOLTMAN and DAN DiDONNA will patch it up in no time. Back aboard ship, a real crowd is gathering, and waitresses DORIS MUNCHBACK, DEBBIE SEELOW, and PATTY LAWRENCE are having a hard time seating everyone. Looking around, we see many of the old gang. Novelist STEVE BOTSFORD is trying to persuade book publisher MERRY PALMER to print his new book: HOW TO BE QUIET IN A LIBRARY, but Merry is not interested. Undaunted, he asks the editor of the GALWAY GAZETTE, KENDA CLIFFORD to have it published in serial form. Kenda wisely refuses. There is a sudden silence. The mayor of Galway, DEBBIE WATROBSKI has entered the room. She is followed closely by her staff, JOANNE PICKNEY, CAROL BOEDECKER, SANDIE SOWLE, and DEBBIE DEGRAFF. The mayor’s hair is getting a lot of looks, and why shouldn't it? It was done by Galway's finest beauticians, DONNA MILLIAS and DORRIE SCHAPERJAHN. On deck, photographer BILL DENKER is taking pictures of Galway's finest athletes: DON BATES, winner of the PGA pro tour; soccer star EARL CHASE; Cy Young award winner MIKE SIVIK; and basketball star TOM BENWARE. Artist TRICIA MURPHY is complaining that the flash from Bill's camera is distracting her while she tries to paint a portrait of KIETH WILKINS, Nobel Prize winner, and part-time basketball coach. Policeman TOM REYNOLDS intervenes before a fight develops. Galway's own ambassador to Poland, JIM MROCZKO, has just arrived on JEANNE TOAL'S private airline. Jim said he enjoyed the flight, thanks to Galway's finest stewardesses, TERRY JENDREJCZAK, CAROL OLSEN, PEGGY SOWLE, and LAURA WELLS STANTON. ERIC SCHMIDT'S construction crew of DAVID LUKE, DOUG DE RIDDER, and electrician FRANK ORAPELLO is trying to convince farmer ROGER ARNOLD to turn his apple farm into a housing development. Roger however, is more interested in the discussion between Rev. ARTHUR GAURA and evangelist BILL CAREY over the color of Noah's eyes. The discussion ends with a compromise; one eye brown and one blue. 38 Over at the bar, forest ranger KATHEE SHOUTIS is trying to convince mountain climber STEVE TRUSEDALE not to climb Mt. Galway. SUE B1XBY, the head of the Galway's forest preserve, also tries to convince Steve of the danger of the task. Their arguments are supplemented when botanist SUE HARBLIN points out all of the poisonous plants that abound the area. Steve is finally convinced by big-game hunter, CHARLIE HORNING, with his tales of danger in the wilds of Galway’s woods. Army general KEVIN SMITH is arguing with Navy admiral JEFF JAMESON over which branch of the service is better. Their argument is ended by ever resourceful KIM SEBAST, school teacher, who points out that it is not what you belong to, it’s how you do your job that counts. There is a noise on deck! it seems MIKE O’BOYLE has fallen overboard, but Galway s own paramedic, GRANT EATON, jumps in and saves him. As soon as he is on deck, Doctor PEGGY OLENDORF and nurse KIM BOWERS render first aid. Mike claims he saw a shark! The shark turns out to be oceanographer DAVE SIVIK, clad in a wet suit, who was out searching for the Loch Galway Monster. All he found, however, was an old 1976 yearbook, and everyone busily peers through the pages, reminiscing about all the fun we had way back when . . . 39 Un Soir d'Amour THE QUEEN AND HER COURT L to R: Matt and Sandie Sowle, Gary Christensen and Debbie Watrobski, Dave Sivik and Terry Jendrzejczak, Steve Milan and Queen Dorrie Schaperjahn, Joe Collins and Tricia Murphy, Kathee Shoutis and Bill Hartman, Donna Millias and Eric Schmidt. Music by Don Paulson DORRIE SCHAPERJAHN Senior Regents Scholarship Winners ROW 1: S. Botsford, K. Wilkins, K. Clifford. ROW 2: M. O'Boyle, K. Shoutis, K. Sebast, P. Olendorf. Boy's State Keith Wilkins Bill Denker 42 Honors KATHEE SHOUTIS NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP LETTER OF COMMENDATION Kathee was the only student to receive a letter of commendation for her high scores on the P. S. A. T. tests. FOREIGN AMBASSADOR Priscilla was Galway's third community ambassador, winning The Experiment in International Living Scholarship. She traveled to Holland for a three week stay. PRISCILLA SCOTT KENDA CLIFFORD GANNETT AWARD Kenda was able to attend Blari Academy in New Jersey by winning the Gannett Award. Blair is a five week summer school for journalism. ★ ★★ 45 Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Do you get what you're open for? When you look behind you there's no open door What are you open for? Do you know? Once we were standing still in time chasing the fantasies that filled our minds you knew how I loved you but my spirit was free laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Now looking back at all we've had we let so many dreams just slip through our hands why must we wait so long before we see how sad the answers to those questions can be? Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Do you get what you're open for? When you look behind you there's no open door What are you open for? Do you know? 46 Theme from Mahogany Lyric by Jerry Goffin ebutaioiv The. v jV o q- Q.rV o£ ■VaacYvr 0 S on vi V L ar - o£ auKxVanirvQ Vr (l naTura CuriosWy yovm rrvnds. Anaio e. France. District Principal Dr. Custer Quick High School Principal Mr. Richard Lukasiewicz Board of Education ROW 1: Mr. Jezierski. Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Gaines. ROW 2: Mr. Eaton, Mr. Lachtrupp, Mr. MacLachlan. 48 Nurse Guidance Mrs. Hagarty Mr. Bouffard Mrs. Lesniewski Mrs. Cornell Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Armitage Office Staff 49 MR. ALLEN Hope College French MR. BARKLEY S.U.N.Y. Plattsburg Math MRS. BINGHAM S.U.N.Y. Oswego Science MR. BIRBILIS S.U.N.Y. Brockport Physical Education MISS CERVENKA S.U.N.Y. Potsdam Music MR. CONNELLY St. Michael's American Studies 50 MR. DAVENPORT University of Oklahoma Librarian MR. DICKINSON Cornell Science MRS. ESTUS S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh Home Ec. MR. FESLER S.U.N.Y. Oneonta Social Studies MISS FILION S.U.N.Y. Plattsburgh English MR. GOODEMOTE S.U.N.Y. Blockport Physical Education MR. GORGA Siena Union Math MR. GRAY S.U.N.Y. Blockport Health MR. HOWARD MRS. JOHNSON Le Moyne S.U.N.Y. Albany English, History English 10 MRS. HAMMOND S.U.N.Y. Albany English 11. 12 5) MRS. MALE Clarion State Pa. English MISS MORTENSEN S.U.N.Y. Geneseo Special Education MR. NAPLE Plattsburg, Union Science MR. NOLETT Castleton State Business MRS. NOONAN Skidmore Physical Education MRS. RHODES S.U.N.Y. Albany English MR. RHODES Buffalo State Shop. Technical Drawing MRS. RIGGINS S.U.N.Y. Cortland Physical Education MR. RUSZCZYK S.U.N.Y. Albany History 52 MR. SLEEPER S.U.N.Y. Potsdam Music MR. SMITH S.U.N.Y. Oswego Industrial Arts MRS. SOLOMON S.U.N.Y. Geneseo Social Studies MR. STANGLE S.U.N.Y. Buff.. Potsdam Art MR. SUTTON St. Lawrence Chemistry and Physics MR. SWIERZOWSKI S.U.N.Y. Albany Math MRS. VAN VRANKEN S.U.N.Y. Albany Business MRS. WERT Ithaca, Oneonta State Math 53 54 ’’Honni soit qui mal y pense.” ’•NEAT, HUH?” 55 Behind the Scenes ROW 1: D. Suits, M. Sherman, I. Dittmann, M. Grant, K. Zajaceskowski, G. Paterek, N. Sherman, M. Smith. CAFETERIA STAFF ROW 1: A. Daley, M. Seelow, M. Bascom, D. Bombard, S. Reikel, L. Mattice, N. Stanton. ROW 2: W. Cornell, T. Nadler, S. Chase, J. O'Sullivan, J. Gaura. ROW 3: V. Wolfe, B. Tidd, D. Mayer, M. Homing. BUS DRIVERS Janitors C. Robinson A. McKean M. Thatcher 56 J. McKenna UisAom soughV oSWr n old ag L fadas like. a.W Lrs graced vn sand, U)Wi a VhaV obtained in you-iH may cndura, like characdars an-c ravad n stone. ROW 1: S. Clifford, P. Wieland, M. Wilson, W. Sharpe, T. Donnan B. Alderson, J. Aronld. ROW 2: C. Lukasiewicz, L. Radigan, D. O'Neil, M. Patience, J. Shied, S. Olendorf, A. Hilger, B. Cetnar, C. Wemple, D. Lachtrupp, D. Szurek. ROW 1: P. Lamb, S. Reckner, T. Pauze, C. Larrabee, L. Manell, B. Nichols, B. Murtlow. ROW 2: D. McConchie, G. Rockwood, M. Hall, D. Johndrow, W. May, L. VanHall, M. Tretiak, S. Stanton. ROW 3: D. Denison, T. Sickler, D. Maynard, S. McCheshey, T. Smith, D. Pikul. ROW 1: B. Palmateer, K. Morrison, J. Bolduc, B. Palmer, G. Moran, D. Fredrick, L. Denison, T. Brann. ROW 2: T. Tranka, M. Rogers, J. Carey, B. Sowle, M. Risdell, K. Wallace, R. Hoffman, P. Gibbins, A. Farrell, P. Gundrum, W. Sherman, K. Meyers. 58 ROW 1: J. Collins, C. Cwiakala, K. Baker, R. Reynolds, M. VanVoasi, G. Bodwell, J. Germain, A. Jezierski. ROW 2: E. Chase, L. Santelli, B. O’Neil, M. Wilkins, B. Milton, F. Thimm, C. Stangle, L. DeRidder, V. Wetmore. ROW 1: M. Weise, J. Orzolek, L. Wilkes, F. Millias, J. Butler. ROW 2: B. Loveless, C. Galusha, J. Sowle, T. Gundersen, I. Cole, D. Stokna, R. O'Bryan. PRES. V. Wetmore VICE-PRES. W. Sharpe SEC. D. Lachtrupp TREAS. L. DeRidder ADVISOR Mrs. Johnson 59 Class Officers ROW 1: B. Kenyon, S. Hollenbeck, J. Welch, L. Hadley, R. Morris, P. Earl. ROW 2: A. Smith, M. Stenstream, J. Plameteer, R. Loveless, K. Wilson, L. Dubb. ROW 1: J. Pokrzywka, V. Sowle, T. Marra, C. Murphy, C. Davis, T. Sherman, Y. Young, D. Springer. ROW 2: C. Grupe, C. Neahr, B. Sawyer, S. Tranka, M. Hagan, M. Ambrosino, K. Boerenko, P. Williams. ROW 1: B. Koslowski, M. Neahr, D. Canell, B. Donaldson, R. Post. ROW 2: B. Sabatelli, G. Mottau, M. White, K. Arnold, D. Pabis, I. Baczkowski, J. Button, M. Fontaine. ROW 3: J. Castell, T. Wells, W. Weaver. 60 ROW 1: B. O'Boyle, K. Cetnar, M. Kronsbein, C. Gunderson, J. Westa. ROW 2: N. Alderson, K. Sherman, R. Thompson, T. Sivik, B. Wood, B. Hartman, J. McKenzie, D. Seelow, R. Emigh. ROW 3: K. Mroczko, S. Wheeler, L. Gibbons. ROW 1: D. Johndrow, G. Curran, P. Orapello, N. Loveless, T. Cowper, J. Wyszomirski. ROW 2: B. MacLachlan, S. Wilday, M. Quinlan, H. Leregger, J. Yankowski, J. Denker, T. Kenyon, D. Wetmore, M. O'Sullivan. PRES. J. Denker VICE PRES. M. O'Sullivan SEC. TREAS. C. Murphy ADVISOR Mr. Allen 61 Class Officers ROW 1: C. Williams, T. Luke, B. Sherman, D. Evans, T. Radigan, S. Smith, L. Johnson. ROW 2: J. Leach, S. Gomula, B Burnett, D. Sowle, C. Donnan, K. Boedecker, H. Jameson, M. Palmateer, B. Nanartowich The Freshmen ROW 1: C. Abrams, J. Hammond, V. Sleeper, L. Thompson, K. McKenzie, L. Benware, B. Palmateer, L. Gundrum. ROW 2: R. Stangle, R. Scheiber, N. Sowle, F. Johnson, E. Chase, M. Diggins, L. Emigh, S. Nusser, K. Wolfe, B. Rhodes, R. Wood. ROW 1: J. Pauze, L. Bixby, T. Millias. ROW 2: B. Kissinger, P. Vroman, N. Slider, B. Pugliese, S. Conrad, K. Palmateer, C. DiDonna, S. O'Brien, R. Munchbach. ROW 3: H. Rothmyer, H. Hveem, D. Dubb, L. O’Bryan, E. Keeler, B. Welch, M. Bolduc, M. Maynard, K. White. 62 ROW 1: J. Myers, B. Jones, J. Sherman, J. Lawerence, B. Salisbury, J. Rivera, R. Rowe. ROW 2: A. Pokrzywka, D. Cwiakala, M. McConchie, I. Patience, B. Tybor, J. Dumar, L. Warner, D. Baker, M. Uhlinger, K. Grupe. ROW 1: R. Craft, R. Wallace, P Thimm, B. Clark, P. Bender, W. Stem, D. Botsford. ROW 2: M. DiBenedetto, J. Curran, B. Clark, R. Eaton, J. Kempf, B. Arnold, G. McKenna, P. Woltman, J. Reddy, D. Numbers. PRESIDENT B. Palmateer V. PRESIDENT L. Gundrum SECRETARY V. Sleeper TREASURER M. Uhlinger ADVISOR Mr. Swiz 63 Class Officers 64 65 66 67 The Eighth Graders ROW 1: E. Burnell, E. Hilger, K. Sherman, D. Denker, J. Quinn. ROW 2: S. Bornitzke, E. Gaines, K. Rohling, M. Sawyer, S. Scoville, P. Gordan, D. Reichell. ROW 3: D. Smith, T. Cowper, S. Comrie, D. Weaver, J. O'Sullivan L. Dumar. ROW 1: D. Bintz, L. Sherman, D. Kondrat, T. Downes. ROW 2: P. Bowers, N. Monroe, R. Isabelle, C. Russo, L. Rogers, T. Abrams, J. Earl, M. Sowle. ROW 3: D. Sherman, G. Sebast, M. Manning, J. Vroman, D. Hall, J. Button, J. Wolff. ROW 1: K. Tranka, B. West, P. Neahr, F. Murphy, K. Neahr, J. Lindquist. ROW 2: C. Denison, M. VanDusen, L. Burnell, A. Lukasiewicz, B. Lyons, D. Jensen, G. Sebast, L. Hubbard. ROW 3: D. Scott, D. Meyers, D. Wood, T. Armer, C. Sawyer. 68 ROW 1: K. Rowe, ]. Ferraro, D. Schaperjahn, S. Armer, W. Johansen, M. Murphy. ROW 2: M. Milton, T. Craft, J. Smith, D. Rivers, L. Palmateer, S. Manell, L. Hammond, A. Fournier. ROW 3: P. Watrobski, J. Hunter, F. Warner, W. Boerenko, G. Wetmore, F. Carbone, S. Denison. ROW 1: R. Lundquist, R. Surdyka, M. Ambrosino, D. Johndrow, J. Letourneau. ROW 2: G. Farrell, M Kalinkewicz, M. Thatcher, A. Sabatelli, S. Armer, C. Brown, L. Collins. ROW 3: M. Richards, M. Gibbons, D. Stenstream, D. Keller. ROW 4: K. Green, D. St. Louis, W. Schmidt, W. Emigh, D. Wadsworth, T. Marcellus. ROW 1: L. Canell, L. Boraski, D. Doepel, T. Bates, B. Olsen. ROW 2: C. Gunderson, J. Manson, C. Morin, D. Hollenbeck, J. Bermas, M. Hoerauf, C. Snyder, J. Hall. ROW 3: K. Weaver, R. Bateholts. ROW 4: A. Schied, G. McHugh, M Cokelet, D. Reynolds, D. LaFountain, B. Springer. 69 The Seventh Graders ROW 1: R. Clark, B. Palmateer, R. Carey, M. Weilt, H. Pokrzywka, V. Gundersen, L. Thatcher, H. Shepard, Joanne Rivera, J. Warner, L. Orapello. ROW 3: L. Spence. S. Colafemia, C. Loveless, D. Seelow, S. Bobar. ROW 1: N. Palmateer, A. Ambrosino, S. McCarthy, S. Letoumeau, C. Barber. ROW 2: C. Pitt, S. Stangle, K. O'Sullivan, A. Freer, S. Luke, E. Rowan. ROW 3: C. Warner, K. Quin, R. Gomula, R. Sowle, M. Wert, J. Whitteridge. ROW 1: E. Keefe, R. Williams, B. Sowle, D. Frederick. ROW 2: D. Gottabed, S. Barth, C. Cokelet, G. Shufelt, L. Avery, A. Westa, K. Woodford, L. Mosher. ROW 3: D. Kirk, T. Stanley, L. Bascom, G. Baxter, J. Chamberlin, E. Kronsbein. 70 ROW 1: M. Wemple, S. Baily, J. Howard, M. Huleit, J. Kozlowski. ROW 2: K. Gibbons, M. McKenna, L. Hartman, V. Hubbard, T. Neahr, L. Ohidal, M. Toolan. ROW 3: W. Bateholts, D. Chamberlin, D. Carr, D. DiBenedetto, R. Sleeper, D. Stangle, H. Bermas. ROW 1: T. Hayes, S. Rice, J, McCauly, J. Lindquist. ROW 2: J. Sebis, W. Brown, R. Palmateer, J. Boerenko, G. Krohn, S. Keller, J. Orzolek. ROW 3: T. Radigan, W. Toal, J Myers, W. Bucher, W. Cooper, J. Smith, G. Cetner. ROW 1: C. Hamilton, D. Isabelle, W. O’Neil. ROW 2: L. Curtiss, P. St. Louis, P. DiDonna, D. Bolduc, M. Hoerauf, E. Hoefinger, K. Eaton, N. DiDonna. ROW 3: W. Gearhart, C. Heflin, A. Carter, J. Garrison, E. Welch, T. Hunter. 71 72 73 Boces ROW 1: C. Galusha, S. Harblin, F. Millias, R. Carey, A. Gama. ROW 2: K. Bowers, T. Flinton, G. Rockwood, D. Schaperjahn. ROW 3: J. Sowle, L. Stanton, T. Pauze, J. Vroman, D. Millias. ROW 4: L. Denison, J. Butler, P. Sherman, T. Reynolds, B. Sabatelli. ROW 5: G. Dora, F. Orapello, J. Button, M. Palmateer, R. Woltman, D. DeRidder. 74 Miss Mortensen's Class ROW 1: D. O'Dell, K. Stangle, B. Allen, K. Stangle, H. Allen. ROW 2: R. Loveless, L. Thatcher, S. Brazee, R. Armer, W. May, L. Buseck, Miss Mortensen. 76 athletics TVuS s ujWara, jj i p cxy z.ci W(L -tried . Ll)(l uJorv a-feoJ. Ue osY a -Tcluj. Thai ujaS lif L back therv .... 77 Fall Sports Varsity Soccer, Hockey, ROW 1: A. Jezierski, J. Denker, G. Curran, B. Hartman, S. Truesdale, T. Kenyon, E. Chase, R. Eaton, V. Wetmore. ROW 2: T. Cowper, D. Johndrow, T. Sivik, B. Palmer, S. Wilday, M. Hagan, J. Hammond, C. Stangle, J. Yankowski. ROW 3: M. Sivik, E. Chase, F. Thimm, M. Quinlan, B. Sawyer, E. Chase, D. Sivik, T. Sickler, D. Maynard, Coach Goodemote. 78 CO-CAPTAINS: K. Clifford, P. Scott. ROW 1: L. Thompson, W. Sharpe, T. Donnan, J. Westa, S. Olendorf, M. O'Sullivan, C. Murphy, P. Olendorf, N. Loveless, D. Szurek, L. Wilkes, M. Kronsbien, Manager - D. Denker. Cross Country, J.V. Soccer ROW 1: B. O'Neil, B. Craft, P. Bender, E. Kronsbien, B. Rhodes, B. Clark, B. Clark, M. Patience (Capt.). ROW 2: M. VanVoast (manager), G. Bodwell, M. Stenstream, M. Neahr, J. Carey, A. Smith, K. Shoutis (Manager). ROW 3: B. O’Neil, T. Tranka, J. Collins, L. Santelli, D. O'Neil, R. Thompson, M. Rogers (Capt.), W. Sherman, C. Koenig, B. Denker (Capt.), Mr. Fesler. MISSING: C. Wemple (Manager). ROW 1: G. Baxter, C. Warner, W. Toal, D. Stangle, R. Sleeper, J. Kozlowski, D. Johndrow, D. Sherman, L. Sherman, E. Hilger. ROW 2: S. Armer, M. Ambrosino, S. Armer, M. Kalinkewicz, J. O'Sullivan, J. LeTourneau, R. Lundquist, J. Hall, P. Bowers, T. Cowper. ROW 3: Mr. Naple, N. Palmateer, D. Botsford, P. Thimm, H. Bermas, B. Sherman, D. Schaperjahn, J. Orzlek, D. Stenstream, J. Curran. 79 SCORES Soccer Hockey Galway 4-3 St. Johnsville W Galway 0-2 Burnt Hills L Galway 1-1 Cobleskill T Galway 3-0 Saratoga W Galway 3-1 Amsterdam W Galway 0-3 Cobleskill L Galway 4-1 Northville W Galway 0-2 Burnt Hills L Galway 5-1 Mayfield W Galway 1-4 Scotia L Galway 2-1 St. Johnsville W Galway 1-1 Ballston T Galway 2-1 Cobleskill W Galway 0-1 Schoharie L Galway 1-1 Amsterdam T Galway 1-0 Cobleskill W Galway 4-3 Saratoga W Galway 3-0 Saratoga W Galway 0-0 Northville T Galway 3-0 Ballston w Galway 2-1 Mayfield W Sectional vs. Voohreesville Sectional vs. Cairo 1-2 Lost Cross Country 0-1 Lost MEET VARSITY JV Albany St. Invy 2nd 1st ■’Cobleskill, Schoharie 1st 1st Broadalbin Invy 6th 1st “Ft. Plain, Northville 2nd 1st Salem Invy 2nd 1st “Greenwich, Waterford, Broadalbin, Canjo 1st 1st Corinth Invy 2nd 3rd “Mayfield, Fonda 2nd 1st Galway Invy 2nd 1st Greenwich, Salem 1st Mayfield Invy 4th 2nd “T-V League Meet (Cobleskill) 2nd 1st Sectionals (Central Park, Schenectady) 5th D-E 1st C-D-E Varsity Dual Meet Record 11-2 J.V. Dual Meet Record 8-0 Final T-V League Standings Varsity - 2nd J.V. - 1st “League Meet 80 Volleyball and Wrestling ROW 1: W. Sharpe, B. Burnett, T. Murphy, K. Clifford, H. Leregger. ROW 2: S. Stanton, M. O’Sullivan, C. Murphy, L. Manell. ROW 3: Coach Birbilis, P. Olendorf, B. MacLachlan, N. Loveless, L. Wilkes. ROW 1: M. Kronbien, C. Maynard, J. Westa, D. Canell. ROW 2: Coach Birbilis, R. Pechtel, M. VanVoast, J. Welch, M. Maynard. ROW 1: S. Keller, P. Orapello, D. Johndrow, P. Thimm, M. Ambrosino, R. Reynolds, J. Germain. ROW 2: J. Carey, V. Wetmore, T. Kenyon, D. McConchie, M. Wilson, J. Wyszomirski, N. Palmateer, T. Downes. ROW 3: Mr. Solomon, P. Wieland, J. Cole, B. Palmer, E. Chase, D. Wetmore, R. O’Bryan, M. Hagan, S. Wilday, J. Quinn, D. Frederick, B. Palmateer. 84 85 Varsity Basketball Wilkins, B. Milton, B. Wood, T. Benware, D. O'Neil. Coach Gray. :OW 1: S. Manell, W. Sharpe. T. Murphy. K. Clifford, B. Burnett. C. Donnan. ROW 2: L. Wilkes. E. antelli, B. MacLachlan, C. Wemple, S. Stanton, L. Manell, P. Scott, Coach Riggins. 87 Junior Varsity ROW 1: J. Yankowski, E. Chase, J. Hammond, T. Sivik, S. Nusser. ROW 2: J. O'Neil, B. Hartman, J. Denker, B. Sawyer, J. McKenzie, M. Quinlan, Coach Davenport. ROW 1: D. Canell, L. Thompson, M. Kronsbein, C. Abrams. ROW 2: A. Pokrzywka, M. O'Sullivan, C. Murphy, T. Donnan, Coach Riggins. 88 Junior High ROW 1: L. Sherman, S. Armer, M. Kalinkewicz, S. Armer, D. Bintz, J. O'Sullivan, M. Thatcher, M. Gibbons. ROW 2: E. Hilger, T. Cowper, D. Wood, D. Stensueam, G. Sebast, Coach Kalinkewicz. ROW 1: M. Wert, M. Wemple, W. Brown. ROW 2: R. Sleeper, H. Bermas, J. Orzolek, L. Bascom, B. O'Neil, Coach Kalinkewicz. 89 Varsity 90 Action 91 GUY’S VARSITY SCORES (Regular season games) Galway 82-76 Broadalbin W Galway 78-71 Fort Plain W Galway 72-48 Perth W Galway 92-67 Mayfield W Galway 75-70 St. Peters W Galway 81-74 Northville W Galway 76-55 Cobleskill W Galway 83-76 Broadalbin W Galway 86-45 St. Johnsville W Galway 95-61 Perth W Galway 66-45 Mayfield W Galway 99-75 Fonda W Galway 72-66 St. Peters L Galway 77-73 Bishop Scully L Galway 102-75 Northville W Galway Canajoharie 92 Due to a later season and yearbook deadlines, the girls' scores are not available. J.V. Action 93 1975 Baseball Team ROW 1:1. Baker, D. Lachtrupp, B. Hartman, D. Johndrow. ROW 2: J. Collins, B. Denker, B. Hartman, C. Stangle, E. Chase, V. Wetmore. ROW 3: T. Kenyon, M. Sivik, R. Sowle, Coach Smith. League Champions for the 3rd Straight Year RECORD; 16 WINS 4 LOSES St. Peters Won 3-0 St. Peters Won 7-3 Broadalbin Won 7-3 Northville Won 10-0 Cobleskill Won 10-3 Perth Lost 2-3 Canajoharie Lost 1-2 Hadley-Luzerne Won 12-2 Hadley-Luzerne Won 16-10 Mayfield Won 3-2 Ft. Plain Won 7-2 Northville Won 11-3 Scully Won 4-2 Broadalbin Won 3-2 Fonda Won 2-0 St. Johnsville Won 8-7 Perth Won 1-0 Mayfield Lost 3-7 Fonda Won 5-2 Salem - (Sectionals) Lost 1-2 95 Field Day Victors: Class of '76 96 1976 fi - v‘«- - • £ ■ 97 Cheerleaders ■ ROW 1: S. Clifford. ROW 2: C. Lukasiewicz, A. Farrell. ROW 3: C. Wallace, CAPTAIN: Lisa DeRidder. ROW 4: D. Lachtrupp, MISSING: D. Frederick. L to R: V. Sleeper, K. Grape, S. Wheeler, CAPTAIN: Robin Hoffman, K. McKenzie, M. Uhlinger, L. Gundram. 98 Looking at these halls . . . four walls the gym the team This is where we played. We tried We won a few We lost a few That was life back then. But now Life is more sure. We still try We still win a few and lose a few . . . But the game has changed The teams are different The gym is bigger We're playing the game of Life 100 And the world is our gym. Bill Carey MaK +W l raos f of yoursdf, For V af is all fV Z.r 2- S o you Emerson! Piper Staff EXECUTIVE STAFF: V. Wetmore - Circulation, S. Truesdale - Photography, Christy Lukasiewicz - Treasurer, Carol Cwiakala - Typing, Tricia Murphy - Artwork, Peggy Olendorf -Adds, Merry Palmer - Editor. ROW 1: K. Baker, S. Wilday, J. Bolduc, J. Carey, D. McConchie. ROW 2: M. Kronsbein, C. Gundersen, N. Alderson, K. Sebast, S. Wheeler, L. DeRidder, L. Radigan, T. Donnan, W. Sharpe, R. Hoffman. MISSING: C. Stangle. 102 Student Councils Senior High SITTING: K. Baker, D. Watrobski, I. Jameson, D. Szurek. STANDING: B. Palmateer, M. O'Sullivan, J. Denker, C. Donnan. Junior High SITTING: S. Keller, K. Rohling, L. Curtiss, J. Smith. STANDING: T. Radigan, G. Shufelt, A. Sabatelli, M. Hoerauf, S. Armer. 103 National Honor Society ROW 1: B. Denker, S. Botsford, K. Wilkins. ROW 2: P. Olendorf, B. Alderson, K. Clifford, T. Donnan. ROW 3: T. Murphy, K. Sebast, M. Palmer. 104 Future Teachers of America ROW 1: Mrs. Wert, H. Jameson, B. Burnett, D. Baker, K. Wolfe, M. Uhlinger, N. Alderson, J. Yankowski. ROW 2: B. Nanartowich, S. O'Brien, L. Gundrum, L. Benware, R. Hoffman, B. Alderson, E. Gibbons. ROW 3: T. Donnan, L. Radigan, C. Donnan, K. Clifford, L. Wilkes, T. Murphy, M. Palmer. ROW 4: D. Szurek, S. Oldendorf, B. Cetnar, B. Palmateer, R. Rowe. ROW 5: P. Oldendorf, A. Farrell, K. Sebast, B. Palmer, M. Risdell, P. Scott. 105 Photography Club ROW 1: J. Schied, B. Denker, M. Palmer, R. Thompson, S. Truesdale. ROW 2: K. Clifford, Mr. Swierzowski, C. Wemple, A. Hilgar, B. MacLachlan, L. Manell, K. Wolfe. 106 Journalism Club ROW 1: P. Scott, D. Lachtrupp, S. Olendorf, D. Szurek, P. Olendorf, B. Cetnar. ROW 2: K. Clifford, C. Donnan, T. Murphy, M. Uhlinger, B. Alderson, I. Patience, N. Alderson, B. Nanartowich, H. Jameson. ROW 3: J. Schied, S. Truesdale, B. Carey, S. Botsford, J. Mroczko, A. Farrell, M. O'Sullivan, K. Sebast, K. Wilkins, J. Yankowski, T. Donnan. In order to be a good journalist, your head must be like a sponge in which you can absorb every piece of knowledge that you can lay your hands on. Geoffrey Mehl Editor of the Blairstown Press Kenda Clifford Editor of The Footprint 107 Drama Club ROW 1: I. Patience, P. Olendorf, D. Watrobski, S. Olendorf, W. Sharpe. ROW 2: H. Jameson, N. Alderson, C. Lukasiewicz, B. Alderson, B. Cetnar, D. Lachtrupp. ROW 3: D. Szurek, S. Wheeler, M. Weise, B. Carey, E. Schmidt, B. Milton, C. Stangle, M. Wilkins. Chess Club ROW 1: J. Howard, D. Bintz, K. Sherman, D. Carr, B. Murphy, J. Myers, B. Sowle, C. Brown. ROW 2: J. Boerenko, E. Burnell, J. Smith, S. Scoville, P. Bowers, D. Isabelle, E. Gaines, E. Welch. ROW 3: J. Hunter, G. Sebast, W. Schimdt, D. Chamberlain, M. Hulett, A. Sabatelli, D. Stangle. 108 109 Varsity ROW 1: M. Kronsbein, L. Wilkes, S. Olendorf, K. Shoutis, T. Murphy, P. Scott. ROW 2: M. Leregger, S. Clifford, W. Sharpe, K. Clifford, C. Wemple, T. Donnan, P. Olendorf, C. Murphy, C. Davis. ROW 3: D. Lachtrupp, B. MacLachlan, M. Wilkins, D. O’Neil, K. Wilkins, B. Palmer, M. O'Sullivan, D. Frederick. Officers Vice-President: T. Murphy President: K. Clifford Sec. Treas.: T. Donnan no Club ROW 1: J. Collins, ]. Yankowski, M. Neahr, I. Orzolek, A. Jezierski. ROW 2: C. Koenig, B. Denker, L. DeRidder, A. Farrell, K. Wallace, C. Lukasiewicz, B. Hartman, V. Wetmore. ROW 3: Coach Goodemote, R. Sowle, S. Truesdale, M. Rogers, D. Stokna, C. Stangle, E. Chase, G. Eaton, M. Sivik, B. Wood, E. Chase. m Senior ROW 1: K. Grupe, L. Rohling, S. Bixby, N. Alderson, R. Hoffman, K. Wolfe, C. Williams, R. Reynolds, L. Benware, J. Yankowski, D. Johndrow. ROW 2: H. Jameson, M. Uhlinger, L. Gibbons, D. DeGraff, M. Kronsbein, I. Patience, B. Alderson, M. Palmateer, K. Boernko, T. Luke, J. Hammond, J. Carey, P. Thimm. ROW 3: H. Leregger, L. Bixby, R. Munchbach, W. Sharpe, D. Lachtrupp, C. Lukasiewicz, B. Burnett, C. Boedecker, K. McKenzie, R. Craft, D. McConchie, M. Weise, J. Curran, G. Curran. ROW 4: M. McConchie, T. Murphy, V. Sowle, D. Frederick, K. Wallace, S. Conrad, C. Palmateer, T. Jendrzejczak, K. Palmateer, M. Palmateer, T. Kenyon, R. O'Bryan. Officers ROW 1: Secretary: T. Murphy, Vice-Pres.: L. Wells. ROW 2: Secretary: C. Stangle, President: V. Wetmore, Treasurer: R. Reynolds. 112 Chorus ROW 1: D. Johndrow, Y. Young, D. Munchbach, T. Donnan, D. Szurek, P. Gundrum, A. Jezierski, B. Hartman, V. Wetmore, D. Sivik, K. Arnold, Miss Cervenka. ROW 2: V. Sleeper, A. Farrell, C. Murphy, C. Davis, C. Cwiakala, C. Wemple, S. Olendorf, T. Cowper, E. Chase, R. Thompson, E. Chase, J. Palmateer. ROW 3: K. Sebast, C. Larrabee, N. Slider, P. Sowle, L. Manell, N. Loveless, P. Olendorf, E. Chase, C. Stangle, J. McKenzie, D. Wetmore, M. Hagan, T. Sivik. ROW 4: S. Sowle, S. Wheeler, J. Pickney, L. DeRidder, B. MacLachlan, A. Hilger, C. Kissinger, B. Wood, T. Benware, B. Palmer, B. Sherman, S. Wood, F. Thimm. Senior ROW 1: K. Clifford, M. Palmer, S. Clifford, B. Nanartowich. ROW 2: K. Wallace, C. Donnan, J. Westa, L. DeRidder, K. McKenzie, K. Sherman, J. Yankowski. ROW 3: E. Gibbons, A. Pokrzywka, S. Gomula, L. Gundrum, B. Palmateer, B. Salisbury, F. Thimm, M. Wilkins, J. Carey, J. Wyszomirski. ROW 4: J. Baczkowski, J. Pokrzywka, S. Smith, C. Koenig, I. Mroczko. Officers Treasurer: K. Clifford Manager: S. Truesdale President: C. Koenig V. President: K. Wilkins Secretary: M. Palmer 114 Band ROW 1: S. Wheeler, V. Sleeper, M. Uhlinger. ROW 2: K. Shouris, C. Lukasiewicz, N. Slider, S. Truesdale, T. Donnan, D. Lachtrupp. ROW 3: K. Wilkins, M. VanVoast, A. Jezierski, D. Botsford, R. Arnold, T. Tranka, J. Dropper, B. Milton. ROW 4: B. Palmer, P. Gundrum, Mr. Sleeper. 115 America's Hour 116 Presented by the Senior Band and Senior Chorus 117 Scotia Parade 118 Stage Band SAXES: K. Clifford, S. Truesdale, D. Lachtrupp, B. Alderson. BASS GUITAR: P. Gundrum. DRUMS: C. Koenig. TRUMPETS: J. Carey, F. Thimm, M. Wilkins. TROMBONES: J. Dropper, B. Milton, R. Arnold, T. Tranka. 119 Chansonettes and Troubadours ROW 1: N. Alderson, D. Frederick, B. Alderson, C. Lukasiewicz. ROW 2: S. Wheeler, C. Williams, K. McKenzie, J. Carey, D. McChoncie. ROW 3: B. MacLachlan, C. Davis, J. Yankowski, M. Palmer. ROW 4: R. O’Bryan, M. VanVoast, V. Wetmore, K. Clifford. ROW 5: A. Jezierski, P. Gundrum, D. Lachtrupp, K. Sebast, B. Palmer. ROW 6: C. Stangle, K. Wilkins, Miss Cervenka, M. Wilkins, K. Sherman. 120 Cadet Band ROW 1: ]. Baker, R. Guarine, H. Donnan, D. Isabelle, ]. Whittredge. ROW 2: G. Sebast, L. Bascom, G. Baxter, J. Wolfe, R. Gomula, K. Bobar, R. Gregorka, B. Yankowski, P. Lukasiewicz, S. Gorga. ROW 3: D. Smith, D. Spagnola, B. Toolan, M. Sawyer, A. Westa, L. Sherman, L. Rohling, S. Wood, S. Baily, R. Sleeper, W. Johansen, L. Nanartowich, M. Toolan. ROW 4: Mr. Sleeper, R. Isabelle, C. Brown, M. Gibbons, A. Sabotelli, A. Lukasiewicz, E. Gaines, M. Milton, J. Smith, G. Sebast, C. Collyer, A. Freer, H. Pokrzywka, L. Radigan, C. Gibbons. 21 Jr. High Chorus ROW 1: M. Toolan, A. Fournier, K. Eaton, N. DiDonna, P. Gottobed, S. McCarthy, K. Green, T. Marcellus. ROW 2: L. Curtiss, K. Gibbons, K. Woodward, L. Mosher, H. Pokrzywka, K. Rohling, D. Reynolds, D. Denker, S. Keller, M. Wert. ROW 3: T. Abrams, D. Bolduc, L. Burnell, S. Califermina, E. Rowan, K. O'Sullivan, A. Freer, A. Westa, J. Whittredge, T. Hunter. ROW 4: S. Letourneau, C. Morin, J. Bermas, S. Luke, W. Gearhart, E. Hoefinger, ]. Rivera, S. Bobar, D. Weaver, M. Wemple, J. Wolfe. ROW 1: L. Rogers, J. Warner, T. Stanley, G. Shufelt, P. St. Louis, L. Spence, V. Hubbard, L. Hartman, B. Murphy, E. Welch, ]. Quinn, S. Armer. ROW 2: B. West, S. Denison, P. DiDonna, D. Seelow, S. Stangle, C. Loveless, P. Gordan, B. Isabelle, M. Hulett, J. Smith, R. Sleeper, W. Johansen. ROW 3: T. Neahr, M. Hoerauf, C. Snyder, K. Tranka, L. Hammond, T. Craft, S. Mannell, J. Smith, N. Palmateer, M. Richards, D. Smith, D. Frederick. ROW 4: E. Gaines, M. Milton, B. Lyons, A. Lukasiewicz, D. Jensen, T. Armer, S. Denison, C. Sawyer, D. Wood, T. Cowper, M. Gibbons, W. Schmidt. 122 One Act Play Contest Freshmen The ninth graders placed first with their production of The Haunted Auditorium , by Rosemary J. Owens. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Male. 123 124 Seniors The twelfth graders, with the help of Mr. Nolett, presented the Speckled Band , by Mollie and Michael Hardwick. Sophomores Madame Vulture , by Charles Emery, was put on by the tenth graders under the direction of Mr. Howard. 125 He's mine, all mine! 126 Let me at 'em! You're Give us a big smile, Donald! not going to get away with that! Has anyone seen Mrs. Hammond's eraser? There's room for one more here! 127 Please, Michael, you make me ill! Hi there, cutie! Good Morning Boss. Hey, Mel, I think you’re getting out the wrong end! Congratulations to the Class of '76 Compliments of Ax chard 3F SXlawell WELL DRILLING CONTRACTOR Phone 882-6155 Jockey Street Galway, New York Tyrone Jfoal ligate 358 Broadway Saratoga Springs, NY Phone 584-6790 Bankr Tliw Tlar)i«t •Service Station Cor. Rts. 29 and 47 Galway, NY Groceries - Beer - Frozen Food Auto Repairs - State Inspections 882-9394 130 ItitctichS Sales and Installation Custom Designed Kitchens Displaying Brammer Cabinets - Conners Cabinets Sacandaga Road, Scotia 377-9305 Stewart ,?celc anA Cons), Co, Inc Custom Built Homes Clifton Park Galway 371-2626 882-9681 Your instant replays tor 2001... photography by Varden for the total approach to a better yearbook your official yearbook photographer 131 MOBILE FEED MILLING fillip Arnold (j)aune Amsterdam, NY 843-3429 £VucV$ Store Phone 882-9588 Com Ann's 5crvUe Station Congratulations to the Class of ’76 Chuck and Ruth Quinlan, Props. Galway, NY For Complete Automotive Service Service Is Our Business Phone 882-9592 Rt. 147 Tom Grimes 1 Mile South of Galway Paint Hardware Lumber Insulation Roofing Wallboard Catmer -CtmWr and Supply Lumber and Building Materials N. Second Ave. Broadalbin, NY Edward C. Tanner, Jr, 883-3012 Compliments of HolbrooK farm Oil Compliments of Amsterdam, NY 842-4270 MOBIL Galway, NY 882-1237 Wm. C. Brundige Wm. E. Brundige 132 PaV$ Picnic CaM«-S 4 6erV$ Hillside Jieaulu Salon _6toclCciale TXlobxl JParklnc, Rock City Falls Town of Milton Renting Spacious Wooded Lots 885-9849 Inc. Congratulations to the Class of '76 Excavating Contractors Hermance Rd. Galway, NY Earrings - Rings Watches - Clocks oknsoHS Jewelry Store 885-6820 Home of Keepsake Diamonds 91 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, NY (5 Lmtnc}r 2.s Harr Stylists Congratulations Class of '76 223 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York Phone 372-4497 CSeor-jj CKucK-S Texaco ani Garaspt Rt. 29 - Galway 882-9900 133 £ata u teachera' Association Congratulations to the Class of '76 r v. Aqway V Galway, New York 134 Sop$ tvmWr Retail Lumber Building Supplies Pallets and Skids R.D. 1 Galway Phone 882-9480 or 883-5012 '6oV -A-?oo Travel Jailer Sales ♦Service Travel Trailers and Motorhomes Route 30, 5 Miles North Amsterdam, New York 12010 Basel's (Suit 24 Hour Towing Auto Repairs Groceries - Bait - Tackle - Ammo U-Haul Rentals 135 Route 29 Galway, NY Burts Bowers Compliments of Sacandaga Road Galway, NY 882-1051 Weddings Are Our Specialty Amsterdam Compliments of Better Groceries at 'Wolfe's iScwerol Sfore D ru$op BrotWrs East Galway, NY 882-6623 BUY-RITE FOOD STORE Phone Galway 882-1811 New York Compliments of 7Ti if 1 7. „ Congratulations to the Class of ’76 Scotch Cluircli GrocerService ColoTual mt Sia oy Comer of 147 and 67 West Charlton Compliments of Your Family Clothier Su y� r Shac)t 16dor’s Store 256-258 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, NY Ballston Spa Phone: 885-9201 136 A Gift for This Year's Graduates . . . Free Checking Account Service You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. How?” You say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you've spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. CW T3ap,X National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. Happiness Is Sharing a Meal at Italian-American Cuisine Route 29 882-9130 137 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Compliments of the tSaWaUj Xvundr Galway, NY 2 Miles North of Galway on Route 147 Prop. Gen and Floyd Denison 882-9597 Warkd HiU IWotcli €a West Galway 4 Corners Serving COMPLETE Dinners Specializing in Steaks, Prime Ribs, and Seafood Serve Yourself Salad and Relish Tree Dinners Served Wed.-Sun. 5 pm-10 pm 842-8915 138 Cleaners and Tailors Formal Wear for All Occasions Open Evenings By Appointment 133 Market St. Phone 842-2331 Amsterdam, New York 12010 Howleboje A oncu Inc WVcfi PhamacUj 208 Mohawk Ave. 149 Vley Road Scotia, NY Filling Your Prescription Is Our Main Business. 139 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York Complete Insurance Service • Low Auto and Home Rates Phone 374-8453 (SlenviVU BuVlSm -Su plu Sacandaga Road Rd 2 Scotia, NY Les Uttberg Phone: 377-6471 Swire$ .I 3D parY merir 113 Mohawk Ave. Pamt 4 Distributor of Masury Paints Scotia, NY FR2-1209 146 Mohawk Avenue Scotia, NY Scfttva Canes Seth Says: % Best Wishes to the Modem Lanes Bowling Alley - Bar - Restaurant Bicentennial Year — y 'ihi W7 Class of 1976 3 fli lc VISIT THE LOFT Available for Private Parties Sefli PruajS 217 Mohawk Ave. Scotia 346-5730 162 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, NY 12302 Phone 346-7821 139 5 Vizzn. Come in - Our Pizza Is the Best Also Meatball Subs and Sausage Subs Rt. 147 Galway Compliments of Spa £a ii wnat d'Brian's Piartnacu 88 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa Ballston Spa 885-9483 Cn os Store Best Wishes for the Class of ’76 BaYlston Snappy Cheese Harmony Corners - Rt. 67 Amsterdam - Ballston Road Spa Ballston Spa New York uo Best Wishes to the Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 1976 From the t£och iV B iW 'ftastvaraivV (SaYw u P veyrt - (teacher - StlibfcTvV Association Galway, New York KOiUmm Baxait Picnic Grove 882-1274 Laundromat Area Code (518) ifranbdll Bulldozing - Backhow - Top Soil Fill Dirt - Crushed Stone - Gravel Acres Phone RD. 5 842-6769 Amsterdam Mobile Home Court and Apartments Box 111, Galway, New York THE CRAFT STUDIO HX TOownina Gifts J3SIU Handbags Clothes Jewelry Open 10-9 Tues. 10-5 Wed., Thur., Sat. J WATER WELLS West Charlton Phone 882-6639 From Jan. 6 - May 1 Closed Fri. at 5 141 rials Five Locations to Serve You Ballson Spa Schuglerville Warrensburg East Greenbush Delmar FORD MERCURY Morris 2 Locations Rt. 50 Ballston Spa 885-6767 Rt. 50 Burnt Hills 399-9188 Come Visit the lusrvit'w l loUl Route 9 New York South Glens Falls 793-9681 Hours: Evenings and Weekends for Your Convenience £ rnun (Tooltirv Congratulations Seniors! From OPTICIAN Mmor Whitesides Rd. Galway, NY 142 Telephone 882-9430 Amsterdam, NY James R. Donnan's Bont amour Tams Registered Holstein Cattle Richard Carr Family Herdsmen and Farm Manager Galway, NY In business with the help of many . . . and in spite of a few. Compliments of Hardware Modern Oil Heat With Old Fashioned Dependability 3M+ j u irmsl«r Co Inc 421 Sacandaga Rd Established 1913 346-2341 Scotia, NY Registered Quarter Horses Home of Kingsville Lad N.P.S.S.H.A. Highpoint Stallion Saddles and Tack 5v� rm« Quality Dairy Products West Charlton Compliments of Silvas HesHaranr Jsed Car Sales Dunlap Tires Mechanical and Collision Service Schickel's jfoKn TSrooKs cSaraae Heavy Duty Towing 24 Hr. Service John P. Schlegel, Pres. (518)399-9494 799 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, NY 346-9627 350 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, NY 143 If all printers were determined not to print anything till they were sure it would offend nobody, there would be very little to print. Benjamin Franklin Newspapers Make a Big Difference in People's lives . . . every day 'the Only Daily Published in Schenectady 5 Congratulations to the Class of '76 tSalwa Slavey's Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Avnoltb lav n jFarm Elwood, Donna Lou Arnoid Sons Rick, Chuck, and Kent Registered Holsteins Nursery Stock Christmas Trees Evergreens Foundation Plants Flowering Shrubs Shade Trees RD 3 144 Amsterdam, NY West Galway Galway Rd. 882-9455 HerRaue iWes Family Campground Division St. Galway, NY 882-6605 Compliments of the Tkm awi % Beauty 5a on RONCO TOOL DIE CO., INC. Precision Mold Making Precision Machining Peaceable St. Charlton, NY 882-9481 883-5593 Fish House Rd. 882-9233 Galway. NY 6eo. A. WWeler Twc� Builder and Developer 371-5266 Galway, NY 882-6496 145 I feeb For or (Car Lr ? Galway Office 882-1225 Route 147, Galway, N. Y. 12074 Monday through Friday: 9:00 a,m,-2:00 p.m. Friday: 3:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Drive-In Window - Open to 3:30 P.M. each day in Addition to Hours Stated . . . 1 Malta Office 399-2912 Dunning Street at Route 9 Burnt Hills Office 399-8144 770 Saratoga Road, Burnt Hills, NY 12027 Milton Crest Office 885-4346 Rowland Street at Geyser Road Ballston Spa, NY 12020 Main Office 885-6781 87 Front Street, Ballston Spa. N. Y. 12020 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation belter Juna, (v c. Plumbing, Heating and Kitchens Distributors of Quality Home Products Eljer and Gerber Bathroom Fixtures Martin Built-in and Free Standing Fireplaces Slant Fin Boilers and Base Board Quaker Maid and Brammer Kitchens Goulds Water Systems 43 North Main Street 101-107 Guy Park Ave. Gloversville, NY Amsterdam, NY (518)725-7165 (518)843-4830 146 racMr I . Congratulations to the Class of '76 Manufacturers of Pink Rose Brand Meat Products Make the Flavor Check -Try Martinec Franks -Bologna, Sausage Sacandaga Rd. Scotia HIT Sfonmttnan A yr cu Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Complete Insurance Coverage School Service 212 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, NY Emj� lo� yws Assoc. Phone 346-4202 5eUraV$ f-lowers Inc, Oiar lore's Salon 371 Broadway Bill Schrade - Ken Lennon McConchie Rd. Galway, NY 584-3770 882-1800 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Ambal rUNEKAL HOME 2034 West Street ; • ; ' j Galway, NY Galway Town Supervisor 147 Remember? MEMBERS OF CLASS OF '76 IN 1963. ’76ers: ROW 1. 3 - Steve Botsford. ROW 2, STANDING: 1 - Mike Sivik, 2 - Merry Palmer. 3 -Peggy Olendorf. 5 - Bill Denker. LAST ROW: 1 - Earl Chase, 3 - Kenda Clifford. ROW 2: 2 - Priscilla Scott, 3 John Dropper, 5 - Peggy Sowle. ROW 3: 1 - Sandy Morris Sowle, 2 -Cindy Palmateer, 5 - Don Bates. 148 ROW 1: 4 - Steve Truesdale, 5 - JoAnn Pickney. ROW 2: 4 - Keith Wilkins, 5 - Kathee Shoutis, 6 - Toby Eaton. STANDING: 3 - Jeanne Toal, 4 - Tom Smith, 5 - Carol Boedecker. ■Wn Good morning, yesterday You wake up And time has slipped away And suddenly it's hard to find The memories you left behind Remember? Do you remember? The laughter and the tears The shadows Of misty yesteryears The good times and the bad you've seen and all the others in-between Remember? Do you remember the times of your life. Here comes the setting sun The seasons are passing one by one So gather moments while you may Collect the dreams you dream today Remember? Will you remember the times of your life? Nichols and Lane 149 HartrooV Co SPA LAUNDROMAT 19 No. Reynolds St. Quality Work at Dry Cleaning Scotia. NY Fr-7101 ALUMINUM a Price You Can Afford by the Pound Storm Windows We Clean Your 88 Milton Ave. Doors - Screens Clothes, Not Your 885-9483 We Specialize in the Unusual” Pocketbook PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Jay McKee Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gross Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saxton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krywy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wnuk Allen Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milias Beautiful Creations and Ceramics Boutique Mrs. Dawn Manell Mrs. Jeannine Reid Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacobs Rev. Joseph Gondek Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jendrzejczak Kenneth R. Borenko Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ruszczyk Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jendrzejczak Mr. and Mrs. John Tokarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gorga Mr. and Mrs. Otis Fesler and Bryan Dan Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Schlegel Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Murphy and Family Dr. Frank J. D'Allaird Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hunter Mrs. Howard Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paterek Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Robinson Mrs. Leon Wyzykowski Andrea and Becky Monsieur Allen Rev. and Mrs. Donald Troost Mr. and Mrs. Murray Grant N. Barney Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Nanartowich Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edwards Mrs. Ruth Armitage Mr. and Mrs. R. Lukasiewicz Miss A. Eugenia Cook Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Olendorf A Friend Jennie Lesniewski K. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhodes Dorothy B. Hammond Olga Hagarty Eileen Male J. Swierzowski Donald Nolett Two Friends E., B., J., M., B., and R. Palmer Richard Gray Miss Filion Sam Card Boutique Natale American Inc. Francis and Marie Corsale E. St. Louis - General Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Marquis Catherine and Elliot Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Chaput Best Wishes Senior's ’Special Thanks to: Bill Carey Mr. Swierzowski Mr. Ruszczyk Kenda Clifford (Advisor) Mike Weise 150 Congratulations Class of '76! From the Class of'75 F.T.A. 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