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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 dedication 10 in memoriam 13 graduate section 55 underclassmen 71 educators 84 boces 87 organizations 113 sports 133 ads editor carol cwiakala lay-out editor Christy lukasiewicz copy editor nan alderson photography editor cindy wemple ads and subscription editors randy reynolds vernon wetmore advisor mr. ruszczyk special thanks to kelly sherman, stuart wilday, lynette manell, and mr. swiz 3 4 5 Our memories then and now laughter and tears joys and sorrows smiles and sadness We learned to look to life with the guidance of someone who was so much more than a teacher So many memories are connected with you there are places we remember all our lives though some have changed some forever, not far better some are gone and some remain . . . 6 But of all these friends and lovers there is no one, who compares to you And these memories lose their meanings when we think of love as something new and though we know we’ll never lose affection for people and things that went before we know we'll often stop and think about them but in our lives - we love you more John Lennon and Paul McCartney 7 % 4 DEDICATION His contributions to the school and particularly to the Class of 'll have been invaluable, and perhaps most priceless of all is the true bond of friendship that many of us share with him. With friendship, love, and many thanks, the student body of Galway Central, and particularly the Class of 'll, proudly dedicate this yearbook to James Davenport. This year's Seniors first enjoyed this man as our seventh grade English teacher, and the friendship has been growing ever since. Though he was never a class advisor, we were always able to go to him for help. His additions to the library go without saying. The sincere concern that he has for people is shown through his coaching, his directing, and his friendships. 9 s C RICHARD J. BOUFFARD 1930 — 1976 COUNSELOR, COLLEAGUE, FRIEND. SENIORS V David Abrams Barbara Alderson Jean Arnold Keith Baker Graham Bodwell James Bolduc Stacy Bornitzke Thomas Brann Janice Butler Dale Carey John Carey Barbara Cetnar 13 Eric Chase Sarah Clifford Jack Cole Joseph Collins Carol Cwiakala David Denison Linda Denison Lisa DeRidder Christine Donnan April Farrell Dona Frederick Jason Germain u Patrick Gibbins Thomas Gundersen Paula Gundrum Mary Ellen Hall Alison Hilger Robin Hoffman Alan Jezierski Donna Johndrow Jacquelynne Jones Diane Lachtrupp Philip Lamb Cynthia Larrabee 15 Elizabeth Loveless Peter Lyons Christina Lukasiewicz Lynette Manell Wendy May Douglas Maynard Stephen McChesney David McConchie Fred Millias William Milton Ginger Moran Kelly Morrison 16 Brenda Murtlow Kraig Myers Belinda Nichols Ronald O’Bryan Sharon Olendorf Brian O'Neil Donald O’Neil James Orzolek William Palmateer William Palmer Mark Patience Theresa Pauze 17 Linda Radigan Randy Reynolds Matthew Risdell Gene Rockwood Mark Rogers Chris Rundell John Schied Wendy Sharpe Pamela Sherman Wayne Sherman Thomas Sickler Timothy Smith e Jeffrey Sowle Robert Sowle Ronald Stangle David Stokna Dawn Szurek Alfred Thimm Frank Tokarowski Timothy Tranka Marcia Tretiak Layla VanHall Margaret VanVoast Kathleen Wallace 19 Michael Weise Cynthia Wemple Vernon Wetmore Paul Wieland Cindy Wielt Lynne Wilkes Michael Wilkins Michael Wilson Life - so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away . . . They don’t see just where we're goin' And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go And take us up, always up . . . We may never pass this way again. 20 SEALS CROFTS FATHER AND SON F It's not time to make a change, just relax take it easy, you’re still young that's your fault there's so much you have to know. Find a girl settle down, If you want you can marry, look at me, I am old but I'm happy. I was once like you are now, and I know that it's not easy to be calm when you've found something going on, but take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you've got. For you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. S How can I try to explain, 'cause when I do he turns away again, it’s always been the same same old story. From the moment I could talk 1 was ordered to listen, now there's a way and I know that I have to go. Away, I know, I have to go. F It's not time S Away away away, to make a change I know I have to just sit down take make this decision it slowly, you’re alone - no still young that’s your fault, there's so much you have to go through. Find a girl settle down if you want you you can marry, look at me I am old but I'm happy F Stay stay stay, why must you go and make this decision alone? S All the times that I've cried keeping all the things I knew inside it's hard, but it’s harder to ignore it. If they were right I’d agree but it's them they know not me now there's a way, and I know that I have to go away, I know I have to go- by Cat Stevens 21 David Abrams Barb Alderson Chorus 1-4; C T 2-4; X-Country 4; Varsity Club 4; Chorus 1-4; Band 3,4, Sec. 4; Stage Band 2-4; Drama Club 1-4; FT A 1-4; 1-Act Plays 3, 4; NHS 2-4; Footprint 1, 2; Area All-County Chorus 3; Area All-State Band 4. Jean Arnold To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven . . Chorus 4; Musical 4; 1-Act Play 4. Keith Baker In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed to make some good, but others to exceed. ” Student Council 1-4; Yearbook 1-4; Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3. 22 Graham Bodwell Cross Country 1 - 4. Stacy Bomitzke Boces 2,3. Tom Brann Janice Butler Man's best friend isn't necessarily his dog. Boces 3,4. 23 Dale Carey Searching for a POT of gold at the end of the rainbow.” Eric Chase Varsity Club 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Varsity Soccer 1 -4: Baseball 2-4; Wrestling 3. 4; Class VP 4; Chorus VP 4. Barb Cetnar I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have lived yesterday and am happy with today. FT A 1; Footprint 1-4; Hockey 1; Drama Club 3. Sarah Clifford Lord, what fools these mortals be! Band 1 - 4; FTA 1, 2; Footprint 1, 2: Drama Club 4; Varsity Club 1-4; Cheering 2-4; 1-Act Plays 1 -4. 24 Joe Collins Soccer 4; X-Country 1-3; Baseball 2-4; Chorus 4; Varsity Club 2-4, Pres. 4; 1-Act Play 1. Carol Cwiakala Great things are done when men and mountain meet. ’' Chorus 1-4; Yearbook Ed. 4; Hockey 1; 1-Act Plays 4; Yearbook Staff 1-3; Student Council 1; Cobles-kill Steno Award. Linda Denison Take life for all the freedom you can. Chorus 1, 2: Boces 3,4. GALWAY. Dave Denison I have found it best to only smoke one cigar at a time.'' 1-Act Plays 1, 4; Band 1; Chorus 1. 25 Lisa DeRidder Mountains are the beginning and the end of all natural scenery.'' Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; C T 4; Yearbook 2-4; Vars. Club 1-3: Cheering 1-3, Capt. 3. Christine Donnan Love is the greatest; and one who loves is the most gifted. Yearbook 1-4; Drama 1-4; NHS 2-4; Band 1-4, Treas. 4; FTA 1 - 4; Footprint 1-4; All County Band 3, State 4. April Farrell I would be friends with you and have your love! Chorus 1-4; Cheering 1-3: Footprint 1-4; Vars. Club 3, 4: FTA 1-3. Dona Frederick Freedom is not for the asking. It is for the taking. Love is not for the taking. It is for the giving. Cheering 1-3; Chorus 1-4. 26 Mary Ellen Hall Softball 1-3; Hockey 1-3. Doug Maynard JV Baseball 1: Soccer 2, 3. Paula Gundrum When the sun has set and gone. When the game is lost or won, When we are what we will be, Will you then remember me? C T 3,4; Regents Schol. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1 -4; Stagehand 3,4. Alison Hilger It’s a plain shame it took me all this time to learn. ’' GAA 2; Yearbook 4; Drama 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1-3; Photography 2, 3: FTA 1, 2; Footprint 1, 2; Regents Schol. Robin Hoffman Yearbook 2 - 4; FTA 2, 3; Chorus 1-4; Cheering 3, 4; Future Nurses 2-4. 2 7 Phil Lamb I am as free as a bird and this bird you can not change. ’' 1-Act Plays 1,4. Cindy Larrabee Live free or die! Chorus 1-4; Basketball 2,3; Health Careers 1. Christy Lukasiewicz Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. C T; NHS 3, 4; Drama Club 1-4; Band, Chorus 1 -4; All State Band 3, 4; Yearbook 2-4; Cheering 1 -3; Health Careers. Beth Loveless Health Careers 1. Alan Jezierski C T 2-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Band 1 - 4, VP 4; Chorus 1-4; Soccer 1-4; Baseball 2, 3; Area All-State Band 2; Chorus 4; All-County Band 3. Donna Johndrow Chorus 3,4. Jackie Jones Take the wind as it blows, the rain as it falls, and the woman as she is. Chorus 3,4. Diane Lachtrupp Every leaf that falls, every word that is spoken, lives on as a memory. Band, Chorus 1-4; 1-3 Act Plays 1-4; Cheering 1 -4; C T 2-4; NHS 3, 4. 29 Lynette Manell Chorus 1-4; Photo Club 1-3; BOCES 4; Hockey 1; Volleyball 3, 4; Basketball 1-4. BOCES 3 Wendy May Steve McChesney Uppity Amber ?? BOCES 3. Bill Milton Band 1-4; Stage Band 2-4; 1-Act Plays 1-4; Explorers 1-3; Basketball 1-4. 30 Ginger Moran Cheering 1, 2; BOCES 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4. Kelly Morison Chess Club 1; J.V. Basketball 1. Brenda Murtlow Belinda Nichols 31 Sharon Olendorf If one advances confidently and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours . . . Ron O'Bryan Chorus 1-4; C T 3, 4; 1-Act Play 4. Jim Orzolek Varsity Club 2, 4; Student Council 4; Soccer 1-4. Bill Palmer Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; C T 2-4; Varsity Club 1 -4; Stage Band 1, 2; Soccer 1-4; Wrestling 3, 4; Area All-County Chorus 3, 4. 32 Terri Pauze (Left) Happiness is not a matter of events; It depends upon the tides of the mind.'' BOCES 3, 4. Linda Radigan You have to believe in happiness or happiness never comes. Footprint 1; FT A 2-4; Yearbook 3, 4; Hockey 2; Cheering 3; Who's Who 3. Randy Reynolds Varsity Club 3, 4; One-Act Play 3. 4; Chorus 1-4, Treas. 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Regents Schol. 4; Bausch and Lomb Award 4; Wrestling 3. Matt Risdell It’s more important to be human than to be important. Chorus 1-4: C T 3, 4; 1-Act Play 1-4; Drama Club 1-4; Footprint 1. 33 Mark Rogers To get to the highest goal, you must stand on a chair. X-Country 1-4. John Schied Go for all the gusto or don't go at all. Photo Club 2, 3; Footprint 2, 3; X-Country 4; Chorus 1. Wendy Sharpe Cherish yesterday . . . Dream tomorrow . . . Live today. Chorus 1-4; Vars. Club 1-4; GAA 1-4; Cheering 2; St. Council 1; C T 3, 4. Pam Sherman (Right) If at first you don't succeed, you're doing about average. 34 Wayne Sherman X-Country 1-3; Basketball 2. Tom Sickler Varsity Club 3, 4; 1-Act Play 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4. Tim Smith And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.' ’ Jeff Sowle Well, money isn't everything, but it helps. BOCES 3,4; C T 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Chess Club 1. 35 Casey Stangle C T 3, 4; Drama Club 2-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Yearbook 1-4; Chorus 1-4, Sec. 3, 4; 1-Act Plays 1-4; Soccer 1-4, Capt. 4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-3. Sue Stanton Health Careers 1-3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Basketball 1 - 4; Volleyball 3,4. David Stokna Chorus 2; Varsity Club 1-4; Chess Club 1; Soccer 1, 2. Dawn Szurek To thine own self be true. Chorus 1-4; Student Council 1-4; FTA 1-4; Footprint Ed. 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Drama 1 - 4. 36 Fred Thimm I should be tempted to put very large question marks after all that 1 write, all that I say, and all that I think.'' Frank Tokarowski BOCES 3,4. Layla Van Hall Marcia Tretiak '' Silence is golden.' ’ Margaret VanVoast It is not how one handles the successes in life, it's how one handles the disappointments. Alt. for Ex. Int. Living; GAA 1-4; Band 1-4; C T 2, 3, 4; Drama 1-4; Vars. Club. Kathy Wallace A day is wasted without laughter. ” Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Drama Club 4; Cheering 2-4; Yearbook 4; Volleyball 4. Mike Weise Chorus 1-4; C T 1-3. Cindy Wemple The happiest of all lives is a busy solitude. Photo Club 1-3; C T 4; NHS 3, 4: GAA 1-4; Vars. Club 3, 4; Chorus 1-4. 38 Paul Wieland Wrestling 3. Vernon Wetmore NHS 3-4; Boys’ State 3; Regent Schol. 4; Class Pres. 1-4; Student Council 1: 1-Act Play 1-4; Chorus 1 - 4; C T 3, 4; Varsity Club; Baseball 2-4; Wrestling Capt. 3,4. Lynne Wilkes Mike Wilson He who widens the door of knowledge will have more room to go through.'' FT A 2-4; GAA 2-4; Vars. Club 2-4. 39 SR. CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Vice-President Eric Chase, President Vem Wetmore. Standing: Secretary Tina Don-nan , Treasurer Sharon Olendorf. 40 41 CLASS WILLS I. Barbara Alderson, leave Mr. Nolett an ILAC button, Mr. Fesler my colored pencils, Nan, the keys to the Galway truck, and John two crossed fingers, and vow never to forget the great times with the gang. I, Jean Arnold, leave Mr. Stangle grateful there are no more Arnold's coming up to bug him; all my love and appreciation to Mr. Davenport, and Galway with many memories and friendships I'll always treasure. I, Keith Baker, leave my patience to Miss Bennett, aims and ambitions to my sister, and Mrs. Wert the last Bake . . . (at present). I, Graham Bodwell, leave my outgoing attitude to W.P. and my drifting ability to Mr. Connelly. I, Stacy Bornitzke, leave Galway forever, happy to never return, Olga one less girls' room tenant to catch, while absent. I, Janice Butler, leave Galway as silently as I came. I, Dale Carey, leave Galway higher than ever, Mr. Stangle Better Red then Dead, and Miss Bennett all my thanks for her help. I, John Carey, leave Mr. Nolett 6 buckbeedos and my Mack Rd. time to Otis F., and a hearing aid to Steve R. (as if he needs it). I, Barbara Cetnar, leave thanking Mrs. Wert for her friendship, Mr. C. the knowledge that he will not have another 11:30 visit from M. and me. I, Eric Chase, leave Galway High remembering all the good times and hoping for more with all my friends (especially Mary O.). 1, Sarah Clifford, leave Missy with one less problem, K. G. a couple of good magazines, and Mary Lou my thanks for everything. I, Jack Cole, leave Alan a book on love, Paula one live chipmunk, Ron pinned to the mat, Jim and Frank my charm, and my little black book for Joe Y. I, Joe Collins, leave GHS with the talents of my beak to whomever wants them. Lots of thanks to the faculty. I, Carol Cwiakala, leave as the last of the Cwiakala sisters, missing the good times, but looking forward to even better times. I, Dave Denison, leave Mrs. Bingham in the acid pit in the back room and wondering where I've been. I, Linda Denison, leave all the guys I flirted with to my little sister, Patti. I, Lisa DeRidder, leave Galway with all my crazy friends and Mr. Sleeper with one exausted oboe. I, Christine Donnan, leave Mrs. J. swimming in attendance cards, two more Donnans to contend with, and my responsibilities to anyone who can handle them. I, April Farrell, leave Mr. Davenport his own office, Mr. Gorga a yellow calculator and Mr. Sutton remembering our Chemistry class. I, Dona Frederick, leave many thanks to some special friends and my mischievous ways to anyone that can handle them. I, Paula Gundrum, leave a recipe to A.J., a rain coat to B. A. and J.C., a fake I.D. to Lisa, and a smile forever to Ronnie. I, Mary Ellen Hall, leave Galway with the rest of the gang; Mrs. Johnson to catch someone else coming into homeroom at 18 after. I, Alison Hilger, leave Steve and Dan with no one to brighten up their mornings, many thanks to everyone who has helped me, and my brother with 3 years in which to catch up with me. I, Robin Hoffman, leave my cheering position to my Twin , Mr. N. no one to borrow his hole punch, and a big thanks to all my teachers and friends. I, Alan Jezieriski, leave thanking Coach Goodemote for all his help. Always remembering the Keys caper. To the group: always remember the good times together. I, Jackie Jones, leave Galway as if I never entered. I, Diane Lachuupp, leave B.M. a certain brand of pantyhose, much love and friendship to Mr. Davenport, many thanks to Miss C. and all the faculty, and with many fond memories of Galway. 42 CLASS WILLS I, Parnelli Jones, alias Phil Lamb, leave L.C. and D. to goof on and be rowdy. Thanks to Mr. Redneck, Miss B. and Mrs. W., never to be late to Mrs. B's homeroom, and in search of new horizons. I, Cindy Larrabee, leave my wide awake go-get-it spirit to anybody who can fulfill it and Miss B. one less pest! I, Elizabeth Loveless, leave Galway to my sisters and brothers who take art and to be with H.Y. I, Christy Lukasiewicz, leave W. W. still asking for the lunch 1 owe him, many thanks to all my friends and teachers who made these last 4 years at GHS almost bearable. I, Lynette Manell, leave Galway giving all my thanks to Mr. Swiz, and looking for a better life with horses and people out West. 1, Wendy May, leave Mrs. Johnson with a quiet homeroom, and to see if the grass is greener on the other side. I, Doug Maynard, leave Galway High with no regrets. I, Steve McChesney, leave Galway High in search for a better one. I, Fred Millias, leave Galway with many happy memories, Mr. Sutton with a quiet homeroom, and Mr. Luke with two more Millias's to worry about. I, Ginger Moran, leave Galway thanking all of my teachers, and with many hopes and dreams for the future. I, Kelly Morrison, leave Galway remembering good times. I, Belinda Nichols, leave Galway (finally) with many memories, and Mr. S. one less person to gossip with. I, Sharon Olendorf, leave GHS with many good memories, Mr. Davenport much love and appreciation, and many thanks to the faculty. I, James Orzolek, leave many good friends. I, William Palmer, leave my thanks to Gramma and Mr. S., my mathematical and musical talents to S. A., my acting and driving abilities to B.S. and Mr. G. a cowig and a flat tire. I, Terri Pauze, leave Jeannine 2 years, Pam luck in life, Sally a ruler, and to be with Jimmy forever. I, Linda Radigan, leave with the memory of all my friends, Dr. Quick a smile, my thanks to Mr. Swiz, T. my friendship always, and to the teachers for their help. I, Randy Reynolds, leave thanking O for Ralph and many underclassmen friends to come back and party with. 1, Matt Risdell, leave Galway wondering who the 'CAT FINK' is, thanking Ma for understanding, and the rest of the faculty for their kindness and understanding. I, Mark Rogers, leave with my MARS BAR, my thanks to Frank, and my love to L.O. I, John Schied, leave wondering where will I go, what will I do? I, Wendy Sharpe, leave Galway with many memories - some great, some not so great, my friendship to Mr. Swiz, and everyone else my thanks. I, Pam Sherman, leave happily, knowing 1 won't have to bug Mom about skipping anymore, and Jim to suffer 2 more years. I, Tom Sickler, leave GHS with my head high and my feet on the ground. I, Tim Smith, leave all my pranks behind for someone else to use. I, Jeff Sowle, being of a free spirit hereby leave the glamour, fame, fortune of Galway for a dull life in Daytona, FL. I, Casey Stangle, leave GHS learning and living a little, thanking those who contributed, always remembering some things trying to forget others. I, Susan Stanton, leave Galway with many memories and all the best of luck to Mr. Sutton. I, David Stokna, leave Mr. N. a book on the Facts of Life for his honeymoon, Mr. R. and Mr. C. a dozen golf balls because they can't keep them in the fairway. I, Dawn Szurek, leave semi-stuft with knowledge, but still questing for more, enlightened by my friends and thankful to all. 43 CLASS WILLS I, Fred Thimm, leave a friend, Mr. Davenport without a hero, the Rhodes's much in their debt, and Mary with many happy memories. I, Frank Tokarowski, leave all my belongings to anyone who has the courage to walk with his head as high in the clouds as 1 do. I, Marcia Tretiak, leave thanking Mrs. V. for her help, Teddy Bear lonesome because we won't be around to bother him and happy to know that 1 was the best hall wonderer in Galway. I, Layla VanHall, leave Galway to be with animals for the rest of my life. I, Margaret VanVoast, do hereby bequeath the following: to A.R. my controversial copy of Great Expectations”, O.F. the finding of a new stat who is G.W.T.W. , X-C team. I, Kathy Wallace, leave all my cookies to the Varsity basketball team, and my laugh to any one who wants it. I, Cynthia Wemple, leave Mr. Swiz many thanks, Mr. Gorga a big smile, Mr. D. Feeling good about the future and F.T. all my anxieties. I, Vernon Wetmore, leave Galway thanking all my teachers and friends for teaching me some of the lessons in life that can't be found in text books. I, Paul Wieland, leave Galway with better things in mind. I, Cindy Wielt, leave Galway never to return, with a six of Molsons, a sleeping bag for Daytona; Pete my love, friendship and a ticket to Daytona. I, Lynne Wilkes, leave Mrs. Riggins with a hot hand, Mrs. Johnson my thanks and good luck to Chippy. I, Mike Wilson, leave GHS searching for a hopeful future, and my best wishes for Galway High. 44 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS VERNON WETMORE RANDY REYNOLDS ALISON HILGER DIANE LACHTRUPP PAULA GUNDRUM KINDERGARTENERS OF 1964 1: M. Wilson, ( - ), W. May, (-),(-),(-), L. Denison, ( - ). Row 2: S. Olendorf, C. Cwiakala, ( - ), W. Sherman, (-),(-), L. DeRidder, C. Donnan. Row 3: B. Cetnar, ( - ), M. Wilkins, B. Milton, ( - ), T. Sickler, R. O'Bryan, ( - ), L. Manell. 1 7 et h , with 4 I'rtfe helf from frie 46 47 48 MOST SHY Sally and Tim MOST ATHLETIC Wendy and Vem CLASS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barb and Randy TEACHERS’ PESTS April and Fred PARTY GOERS Class of '77 FAVORITES CHATTERBOXES Cindy and Mark MOST POPULAR Dawn and Vem CLASS FLIRTS Christine and Jim FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Mary O'Sullivan and Jeff McKenzie 49 CLASS PROPHECY The massive glass doors swing open for the first time. The air buzzes with excitement. Tohight's the night - opening night, that is, of Galway’s newest, and only, Sports Arena - The Jolly Jocks and Jockettes Memorial Gymnasium. The year is 1987, ten years after all tonight's guests graduated from this illustrious institution. The guests are being ushered into the Arena’s only restaurant, Goven’s Jock, owned by DAVID STOKNA. His head waitress, MARY ELLEN HALL, is having a tete a tete with bouncer FRANK TOKAROWSKI. Galway's answer to Hugh iTefner, JACKIE COLE, appears at the door with two of his favorite bunnies, CINDY WIELT and BRENDA MURTLOW. Food for this occasion is being supplied by DAVID DENISON, owner of Denison Bros. Market, TOM BRANN, owner of the local state store, DONA FREDERICK, winner of this year's Betty Crocker Bake-Off competition, and DOUG MAYNARD, who supplies us with hot dogs from the Grand Union. Music has been filtering through the intercoms overhead. No doubt, BILL MIL-TON, the electronics expert of North America, has had his hand in on this. Along with his trusty helpers PAULA GUNDRUM and sound technician CASEY ST ANGLE, the music of Howard Kalinsky is out of this world. Here come the Arena's hairdressers and cosmetologists, who keep the athletes in the latest hairstyles and make-up, LINDA DENISON, PAM SHERMAN, GINGER MORAN, and JANICE BUTLER. And, at a far off table, there sit the three architects, JIM BOLDUC, MIKE WILSON, and JACKIE JONES, who are discussing fees with their lawyers JOHN CAREY, FRED THIMM, who won a Gold Medal in the Olympics for skiing, and MARGARET VAN VOAST, who was dubbed F. Lee Bailey’s only competition. ALAN JEZIERSKI, a paralegal assistant is busy discussing hieroglyphics and writer's cramp with court stenographer ROBIN HOFFMAN, CAROL CWIAKALA, and MARCIA TRETIAK, the bionic business woman. At another table close by, ERIC CHASE, ace accountant, is working feverishly with his calculator and mathematicians SUE STANTON and SHARON OLENDORF. They are presently having a heated discussion with Nobel Prize Winner CINDY WEMPLE and computer experts JOHN SCHIED and TERRY PAUZE, about K-Mart calculators, which are a pretty yellow color” versus your fingers and toes, which aren't a pretty yellow color. The party is about to break and progress to the arena itself, but, not before the arrival of Bob Marley look-alike BRIAN O'NEIL, KRAIG MYERS, professional speed reader, DAVID ABRAMS, who still buys a record a week, and DONALD O’NEIL, who, pen and pad in hand, is making up poems using all the letters of the alphabet he can think of. The front doors of the arena are about to close as the last influx of late comers finally wander in. They are led by artists KEITH BAKER, DALE CAREY, and MICHAEL WEISE, who at one time sang with The Carpenters. Behind them are WENDY MAY, Galway’s answer to Rapunzel, who is late because of florist JEFF 50 SOWLE, and PAT GIBBINS, owner of the Lionel Train Co. They are talking with PETE LYONS and CHRIS RUNDELL, who own Run-yons garage. The doors are just about to be locked as TINA DONNAN, Galway’s lone woman rancher, and LAYLA VAN HALL, come up. Pushing in behind them is JIM ORZO-LEK, safari hunter, who is late because Hertz-Rent-A-Car agent LINDA RADIGAN was busy with another customer, MATT RISDELL, the only live kamikaze pilot left in the world. The doors finally close, leaving travelling saleswoman SARAH CLIFFORD banging on them, trying to peddle her goods. She is taken away, though, by state policeman PAUL WIELAND and Marine Corps drill sergeant MARK PATIENCE. All the guests have moved into the arena and are taking their seats. In the center of the arena is the ice rink where KELLY MORRISON, who is supplying the water for the rink, RON O’BRYAN and BARBARA ALDERSON sit. Barb is busy testing the ice for impurities and pollution. BILL PALMER, famous archaeologist, is at the other end of the rink digging artifacts. Meanwhile, STEVE McCHESNEY is below ground treating the ice-polo ponies to a free feed from his store. Polo jockeys BILLY PALMATEER, JEANNE ARNOLD, STACY BORNITZKE, LYNETTE MANELL, LYNNE WILKES, and WENDY SHARPE are discussing tonight's strategy. Wait! Over to our left on the basketball court is MIKE WILKINS, basketball player who sidelines as a psychiatrist, who is having his fragile knees poked at by DR. RANDY REYNOLDS, famous veterinarian, and devoted Florence Nightingales CHRISTY LUKASIEWICZ and KATHY WALLACE. Well, folks, you've all heard of the Man From Glad; well here comes the Man From BOCES - JASON GERMAIN. With him are social workers BARBARA CETNAR and CINDY LARRABEE, who specialize in working with teacher's pests, and FRED MILLIAS, their latest case. Out of the locker room door come the remaining jocks; JOE COLLINS the baseball player, and BOB SOWLE, also a baseball player, who works as a lumberjack in his off seasons. Following them is marathoner MARK ROGERS. Behind them are millionaires GENE ROCKWOOD and VERN WETMORE. Psychiatrist DAWN SZUREK is running around furiously trying to analyze everyone, including TIM SMITH. BETH LOVELESS and DONNA JOHNDROW are having coffee and discussing the good ole days. ALISON HILGER and APRIL FARRELL are discussing a new format for their game show 20 Dumb Questions while BELINDA NICHOLS, who works in the U.S. Mint coining nickels, is talking with TOM SICK-LER who just flew through the immense plate glass windows on his snow machine. DIANE LACHTRUPP is busily writing her own review of her new Broadway play, The Galway Saga. SALLY RECKNER, as usual has nothing to say. WAYNE SHERMAN is sleeping and TOM GUNDERSEN is again absent. DAVID McCONCHIE has generously invited us to his campgrounds for a pow-wow after the ceremonies. Suddenly a yell goes up from below on the ice. BILL PALMER has discoverd an artifact and is removing it from the ice. It is the 1977 Galway Piper! As the crowd becomes nostalgic, stock-market whiz Dan Connelly grabs a microphone and announces once more, It’s not too late to drop the course! 51 LANOCHE Junior The class of '77 held their Junior Prom on June 5, at the Spanish Galleon in Amsterdam. Music was provided by The Ronnie Williams Quartet. The room was filled with many happy faces, laughter and excitement. The night will be a most memorable one for all who attended. A special thanks to Mrs. Johnson and the chairman, Dona Frederick, and all those who helped make it a great success. ADVISOR: Mrs. Johnson Left to right: Cindy Wemple, April Farrell, Sharon Olendorf, Kathy Wallace, Christy 52 DE LA FIESTA Prom Court 53 UNDERCLASSMEN JR. CLASS OFFICERS Seated: President Jeff McKenzie, Vice-President Becky MacLachlan. Standing: Treasurer Cathy Murphy, Secretary Mary O’Sullivan. 55 CLASS Row 1: P. Earl, N. Alderson, B. O’Boyle, R. Morris. Center: K. Sherman. Row 3: M. Hagan, T. Kenyon, B. MacLachlan, M. O'Sullivan, D. Pabis, S. Wil-day, L. Dubb. Row 1: Y. Young, B. Kenyon, L. Hadley, T. Sherman, M. Fontaine. Row 2: K. Boerenko, M. Kronsbein, T. Marra. Row 3: J. Baczkowski, N. Neahr, P. Stanton, J. Palmateer, S. Fabozzi, V. Sowle. Row 1: D. Springer, K. Arnold, ]. Castell. Row 2: C. Gundersen, P. Orapello, J. Yankowski, C. Cetnar. Row 3: C. Grupe, J. Westa, H. Leregger, C. Davis. 56 OF 78 Row 1: L. Gibbons, C. Murphy. Row 2: M. Abbrosino, W. Weaver, J. Pokrzywka, T. Sivik. Row 3: T. Cowper, D. Canell, C. Maynard, B. Donaldson, J. Welch, G. Curran, M. Stenstream. Row 1: ]. Denker, D. Johndrow, C. Neahr. Row 2: R. Wood, J. Mackenzie, R. Hartman, I. Wyszomirski, B. Sawyer, A. Smith. Row 3: R. Thompson, M. Quinlan, T. Cowper. CLASS Row 1: J. Sherman, J. Myers, J. Kalinsky, T. Radigan, H. Jameson. Row 2: L. Johnson, R. Scheiber, C. Rundell, J. Leach, S. Hollenbeck. T. Marcellus, L. Bixby, B. Harris, B. Pugliese. Row 3: B. Arnold, S. Smith, B. Salisbury, N. Sowle, R. Eaton, E. Leahy, R. Stangle, D. Cwiakala, A. Pokrzwyka. Row 1: K. Grupe, K. Wolfe, L. Thompson, J. Pauze, C. Abrams, P. Vroman, M. Diggins. Row 2: D. Sowle, L. Benware, V. Sleeper, C. Donnan, M. Uhlinger, L. Gundrum, L. Emigh, B. Rhodes. Row 3: C. Gomula, B. Arnold, B. Sherman. W. Potter, J. Curran, E. Chase, J. Czubernat, R. Wallace. F. Johnston, S. Nusser. B. Palmateer, P. Woltman, H. Rothmyer. 58 OF 79 Row 1: I. Patience, T. Millias, M. Palmateer, L. O'Bryan, R. Rowe. Row 2: J. Dumar, N. Slider, R. Munchback, B. Nanartowich, S. O’Brien, C. Donnan. Row 3: L. Thompson, J. Reedy, R. Wood, J. Hammond, R. Emigh, C. Williams, P. Thimm, G. Mottau. Row l: M. Carbonelli, T. Luke, B. Clark. Row 2: P. Bender, J. Kempf, R. Craft, G. McKenna, E. Keeler, D. Dubb, B. Clark. Row 3: K. Boedecker, K. Palmateer, M. Bolduc, S. Conrad, B. Welch, M. Maynard. 59 CLASS Row 1: M. Manning, D. Sherman, ]. Vroman, D. Reichel, ]. Kingsbury, J. Quinn. Row 2: K. Neahr, T. Abrams, J. Earl, N. Monroe, T. Craft, M. Murphy. Row 3: L. Dumar, S. Manell, E. Santelli, D. Wadsworth, B. West, J. Bermas. Row 4: J. O'Sullivan, S. Armer, L. Sherman. J. Smith, D. St. Louis. Row 5: E. Burnell, D. Smith, M. Sowle, A. Sabatelli, M. Gibbons, D. Jensen, B. Murphy. D. Hall, E. Hilger. Row 1: D. Hollenbeck, C. Gundersen, G. McHugh, D. LaFountain. Row 2: T. Armer, M. VanDusen, A. Fournier. Row 3: C. Denison, J. O'Sullivan, L. Burnell, W. Emigh, S. Denison, P. Gordon. Row 4: D. Weaver, R. Surdyka, D. Kondrat, A. Keller, M. Hoerauf, D. Reynolds, K. Ryan, J. Hall, R. Lundquist. Row 5: D. Hill, P. Neahr, G. Sebast, R. Bateholts, J. Letoumeau, D. Schaperjahn, B. Murphy, W. Boerenko. Row 6: J. Hunter, E. Santelli, K. Weaver, J. Quay, C. Sawyer, T. Downes. 60 OF'80 Row 1: L. Palmateer, P. Bowers, D. Myers, C. Russo, D. Denker. Row 2: D. Rivers, K. Rowe, S. Scoville B. Springer, T. Marcellus. Row 3: C. Snyder, R. Lunquist, P. Watrobski, L. Sherman. Row 4: K. Tranka, L. Hammond, L. Rogers, R. Isabelle, L. Hubbard. Row 5: D. Stenstream, T. Cowper, A. Schied, N. Salisbury, G. Sebast. Row 1: M. Kalinkewicz, D. Bintz, S. Manell. Row 2: D. Keller, J. Letoumeau, S. Bornitzke, G. Farrell, D. Jensen, C. Sawyer, M. Sawyer. Row 3: S. Armer, J. Wolff, M. Milton, E. Gaines, A. Lukasiewicz, B. Lyons, K. Rohling, L. Collins. Row 4: S. Armer, S. Comrie, K. Hoegemann, F. Carbone, J. Buttons, J. Hunter, M. Ambrosino, G. Wetmore. Row 5: D. Stenstream, K. Rowe, T. Cowper, B. Murphy, D. Scott. 61 SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Secretary Cathy Donnan, Vice-President Kitty Wolff. Standing: Treasurer Kathy Grupe, President Brian Palmateer. 62 FROSH CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Secretary Richard Bateholts, Treasurer Luanna Palmateer. Standing: President Terry Cowper, Vice-President Danny Stenstream. 63 CLASS Row 1: J. Lindquist, G. Shufelt, T. Stanley, G. Krohn, D. Isabelle, W. Brown, C. Barber, R. Sleepers, H. Bermas, M. Wert, B. Toal. Row 2: L. Spence, L. Ohlidal, A. Westa, A. Freer, L. Curtiss, K. Woodford, M. Toolan, K. Gibbons, J. Smith, C. Hamilton. Row 3: J. Myers, K. O'Sullivan, M. Mckenna, E. Hoefinger, S. Stangle, S. Luke, E. Rowan, H. Shepard, L. Thatcher. Row 4: T. Radigan, J. Garrison, R. Palmateer, J. Boerenko, V. Gundersen, C. Loveless, C. Heflin, L. Hartman. Row 5: S. Brazee, D. Kirk, W. Gearhardt, D. Bolduc, P. St. Louis, E. Welch, B. Palmateer, K. Keefe, D. Carr. OF '81 Row 1: W. Bucher, N. Palmateer, M. Hoerauf, J. Rivera, T. Hunter, S. Rice, R. Gomala, R. Williams, J. McCauley, K. Quinn, T. Hayes. Row 2: D. Frederick, G. Baxter, L. Bascom, R. Sowle, T. Neahr, S. McCarthy, D. Gottobed, V. Hubbard, K. Eaton, L. Mosher. Row 3: J. Orzo-lek, J. Sebis, D. O’dell, S. Baily, M. Wemple, A. Carter, S. Barth, S. Letourneau, A. Ambro-sino, L. Orapello. Row 4: G. Catnar, E. Kronsbein, J. Kozlowski, W. O’Neil, C. Cokelet, S. Bobar, H. Pokrzywka. Row 5: J. Chamberlin, D. Stangle, D. Chamberlin, M. Wielt. 65 CLASS Row 1: S. Gorga, S. Armer, T. Panasuk, N. Berhaupt, D. Luke, W. Lucas, L. Sherman, T. Sherman, K. Wen, K. Cuniss, B. Cooper, T. McMann, L. Rohling. Row 2: S. Sebis, T. Carr, C. Allen, R. Hammond, M. White, J. Reichel, P. Lukasiewicz, S. Wood, F. Politano, G. Clark, C. Johnson, D. McKenzie. Row 3: K. Melick, F. Foti, H. Hoefinger, T. Taylor, B. Yankowski, E. Pelcher, W. Caton, J. Rivers, T. Nadler, C. LaFountain, K. Rundell, D. Quinn. Row 4: E. Pel-cher, S. Arnold, B. Bishop, M. O'Dell, M. O’Brien, C. Vrooman, H. Donnan, J. Howard, P. Donohue, M. Smith. Row 5: S. Hadley, A. Hoerauf, D. Bogel, R. Galusha, L. Gaudreau, R. May, J. Reedy, R. VanDusen, W. Neahr. 66 OF '82 Row 1: K. Bobar, R. Gregorka, L. Nanartowich, J. Simkins, M. Berhaupt, D. Baker, P. Denison, L. Griffin, C. Collyer, P. Carlucci, L. Mosher, J. Bezio. Row 2: J. Bintz, J. McGowan, L. Gibbons, T. Basford, J. Daley, T. Bolia, C. Paige, B. Allen, D. Bishop, D. Baucom, J. Terry, D. Murphy. Row 3: G. Leahy, K. McConchie, N. Hubbard, B. Ostrander, L. Radigan, M. Phillips, P. Jensen, A. Johanson, K. Cetnar, K. Canell. Row 4: G. Prentiss, E. Bateholts, P. Foti, T. May, L. Tranka, K. Senecal, R. Lawrence, G. Myers, L. Woltman, T. Panasuk, P. Thompson. 68 69 FACULTY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MRS. BUCHNER HIGH SCHOOL NURSE MRS. HAGARTY OFFICE STAFF L. Clifford, B. Edwards, N. Simboli, S. Weeden, M. Cornell, R. Armitage. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES Mi. Sutton MR. SUTTON: Chemistry, Physics, and General Science. MR. DICKINSON: Seventh and Eighth Grade Science. MR. NAPLE: Biology and Earth Science. MRS. BINGHAM: Eighth and Ninth Grade General Science. Mr. Dickinson Mr. Naple Mrs. Bingham 73 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS MR. SWIERZOWSKI: Math 9, Geometry, Math 12, A and B, and Practical Math. MRS. WERT: Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grade Math. MR. GORGA: Math 8, Math 9, Math 11, Calculus, and Finite Math. MR. BARKLEY: Math 70 Mr. Swierzowski 74 Mr. Barkley Mr. Ruszczyk DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES MR. RUSZCZYK: Tenth Grade History. MRS. THOMPSON: Seventh and Eighth Grade History. MR. HOWARD: Eighth Grade History. MR. CONNELLY: American History, and Government and Economics. MR. FESLER: World Geography. Mrs. Thompson Mr. Connelly I Mr. Howard Mr. Fesler 75 Mis. VanVranken DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS MRS. VanVRANKEN: Typing I, Machine Shorthand I and II, and Office Practice. MR. NOLETT: Personal Typing, Business Law, Business Math, General Business, Consumer Education, and Bookkeeping. Mr. Nolett LIBRARIAN MR. DAVENPORT 77 Mr. Smith Mr. Rhodes DEPARTMENT OF ARTS MR. SMITH: Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Grade Shop. MR. STANGLE: Textiles I and II, Lettering and Advertising, Ceramics I and II, Studio and Art. JSS ' Mr. Stangle Miss Bennett MR. RHODES: Woodworking, Metal Working, and Technical Drawing. MISS BENNETT: Seventh and Eighth Grade Art, Drawing and Painting, and Graphic Arts. 78 Mrs. Hammond DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH MRS. HAMMOND: Shakespeare, Film Study, Speed Reading, Research Paper, Contemporary Literature, Communication Skill, Writers’ Workshop, and American Literature. MRS. RHODES: Ninth Grade English. MRS. JOHNSON: Creative Writing, Basic Skills, Speech I, and Introduction to Drama. MRS. MALE: Seventh Grade and Mythology. MR. ALLEN: Ninth Grade English. Mr. Howard 79 L Mrs. Riggins DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. GOODEMOTE: Soccer and Gym Classes. MRS. NOONAN: Girls Soccer and Gym Classes. MRS. RIGGINS: Girls Basketball and Softball, Seventh Grade Gym Classes and Elementary Classes. MR. B1RBILIS: Wrestling, Girls Volleyball and Elementary Classes. Mr. Birbilis 80 Miss Cervenka DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC MISS CERVENKA: Junior High Chorus, Senior High Chorus, and Chansonettes and Troubadours, and Music Classes. MR. SLEEPER: Cadet Band, Senior High Band, and Instrumental Lessons. Mrs. Grover 81 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Kalinkewicz, Mrs. Gaines, Mrs. Chase, Mr. Jezierski. Standing: President - Mr. Lachtrupp, Mr. Eaton, Mr. MacLachlan, Clerk - Mr. McConchie. 82 CAFETERIA STAFF Kneeling: S. Sowle, G. Paterek. Row 1: D. Stangle, J. Bucher, M. Smith, S. Cramer, K. Zajaceskow-ski, N. Sherman. Row 2: E. Loveless, D. Suits, L. Podolec, M. Sherman. BUS DRIVERS Row 1: M. Horning, D. Mayer. Row 2: B. Tidd, S. Reichel, L. Mattice, V. Wolfe, D. Bombard, C. Nadler. Row 3: T. Nadler, M. Seelow, S. Chase, M. Bascom. CUSTODIANS 83 Mr. McKenna, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Thatcher. BOCES Row 1: G. Moran, L. Thatcher, P. Orapello, W. Wayne, D. Springer, P. Stanton, F. Millias, C. Murphy, W. Palmateer. Row 2: L. Denison, T. Pauze, J. Wyszomirski, L. VanHall, J. Rockwood, K. Palmateer, C. Rundell. Row 3: J. Butler, Y. Young, P. Sherman, P. Sowle, J. Germaine, E. Kronsbein, B. Sabatelli, T. Tranka, R. Emigh, P. Woltman, P. Gibbons. Row 4: C. Gundersen, C. Cetner, J. Sowle, R. Pechtel, R. Morris, L. Manell, C. Grupe, R. Palmateer, M. Fontaine, J. Button, K. Boerenko, J. Palmateer. 84 i 85 ACTIVITIES 86 PIPER STAFF Executive Staff: R. Reynolds: Circulation. Row 2: N. Alderson: Copy, C. Wemple; Photography, V. Wet-more; Ads, C. Cwiakala; Editor, C. Lukasiewicz; Art, Missing: K. Mroczko; Typing. Row 1: K. Wallace, L. DeRidder. Row 2: M. Van Voast, P. Sowle, C. Wielt, C. Donnan, T. Marra. Row 3: A. Hilger, M. Uhlinger, K. Wolff, R. Hoffman. L. Thompson, L. Radigan, K. Sherman. Row 4: K. Donnan, M. Kronsbein, D. Frederick, J. Jones, I. Patience, B. MacLachlan. Row 5: P. Thimm, L. Ben-ware, R. Stangle, R. Hartman. 87 STUDENT COUNCILS SENIOR HIGH Row 1: B. MacLachlan, D. Szurek, J. Orzolek, J. Yankowski. Row 2: M. Gibbons, C. Donnan, K. Rohl-ing, B. Palmateer. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: D. Luke, S. Gorga, A. Freer, J. Reichel. Row 2: T. Radigan, L. Sherman, S. Bobar, W. Gearhart, B. Nanartowich, D. Murphy. Row 3: R. Sleeper, G. Baxter, T. Stanley, J. Orzolek, D. Bogel. 88 FOOTPRINT STAFF Row 1: I. Patience, M. Uhlinger, D. Lachtrupp, M. O'Sullivan. Row 2: S. Olendorf, B. Nanartowich, J. Schied, A. Farrell. Row 3: N. Alderson, J. Yankowski. Row 4: N. Slider, B. Cetnar, C. Donnan. 89 VARSITY CLUB Row 1: L. DeRidder, L. Wilkes, C. Wemple, D. Frederick, R. Hoffman, M. Kronsbein. Row 2: T. Kenyon, H. Leregger, R. Reynolds, C. Donnan, S. Olendorf, J. Collins, W. Sharpe. Row 3: E. Chase, D. Lachtrupp, S. Clifford, K. Donnan, K. Wolff, P. Thimm. Row 4: T. Cowper, J. Denker, B. MacLachlan, J. Westa. Row 5: W. Palmer, T. Sickler, B. O'Neil. Row 1: C. Davis, A. Jezierski, R. O'Bryan, D. Jonnarow, R. ihoiups i. , t t Ha.iiria. . _ v ’ - ski. Row 2: S. Stanton, K. Wallace, D. Szurek, M. VanVoast, V. Wetmore. Row 3: E. Gibbons, R. Stangle, D. O'Neil, J. Carey, M. O'Sullivan, E. Chase, J. Hammond, Coach Goodemote. Row 4: ]. Orzolek, M. Neahr, B. Burnett, L. Thompson. Row 5: M. Patience, R. Sowle, T. Tranka, D. Stokna, M. Wilkins, M. Rogers, B. Sawyer, R. Wood. 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: N. Alderson, C. Lukasiewicz. Row 2: C. Donnan, J. Westa, D. Szurek, S. Olendorf, C. Wemple, D. Lachtrupp. Row 3: B. Alderson, R. Reynolds, V. Wetmore, K. Sherman. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: C. Lukasiewicz, C. Cwiakala. Row 2: J. Smith, M. Van Voast, S. Clifford, A. Lukasiewicz. Row 3: N. Alderson, D. Lachtrupp, E. Gaines, D. Szurek, M. Milton. Row 4: N. Slider, B. Salisbury, R. Bateholts, B. Nanartowich. 9) FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1: D. Reynolds, M. Uhlinger, W. Emigh, B. West. Row 2: J. Smith, E. Gaines, C. Sawyer, B. Cetnar, K. Rowe, B. Alderson. Row 3: L. Wilkes, L. Radigan, H. Jameson, B. Burnett, L. Gund-rum, R. Rowe. Row 4: G. Sebast, L. Ben ware, M. Milton, C. Donnan, D. Szurek, W. Palmer. Row 5: T. Marra, B. Lyons, K. Rohling, L. Hammond, J. Bermas. Row 6: C. Donnan, S. Olendorf, S. O’Brien, N. Alderson, B. Nanartowich, D. Jensen, D. Rivers, S. Denison, ADVISOR: Mrs. Wert. JVi Left to right: P. Watrobski, C. Lukasiewicz, ADVISOR: Mrs. Hagarty, B. Lyons, C. Sawyer. M. Sawyer, K. Rohling. FUTURE NURSES 92 CHESS CLUB SENIOR HIGH Sitting: C. Snyder, N. Sowle. Standing: L. Johnson, D. Sherman, T. Radigan, T. Luke. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: D. Baucom, C. La Fountain, E. Welch, G. Cetnar, D. Carr, S. Bobar. Row 2: S. Bailey, A. Hoenauf, D. Donohue, S. Arnold, W. Cooper, R. Palmateer, K. Quinn, J. Howard. Row 3: T. Radigan, J. Smith, N. Palmateer, J. Chamberlin, J. Sebis. Row 4: W. Neahr, F. Politano, D. Isabelle, J. Boerenko, J. Bezio, T. Carr, C. Allen. 93 95 SENIOR Row 1: P. Gordon, D. Jensen, B. Harris, K. Wallace, D, Pabis, K. Boerenko, P. Thimm. Row 2: C. Cwiakala, S. Manell, M. Milton, M. Hoerauf, M. Gibbons, A. Sabotelli, E. Chase. Row 3: C. Denison, P. Stanton, C. Murphy, S. O'Brien, J. Palmateer, T. Kenyon, R. Craft. Row 4: V. Sleeper, D. Johndrow, E. Gaines, K. Palmateer, T. Sivik, J. Collins, T. Cowper. Row 1: B. Alderson, K. Rowe, D. Rivers, L. Hammond, J. Carey, L. Benware, T. Cowper. Row 2: J. Bermas, P. Sowle, R. Munchbach, C. Wielt, A. Jezierski, J. Sowle, D. Seelow. Row 3: S. Denison, J. Smith, C. Boedecker, B. Kenyon, J. Hammond, D. McConchie, R. O'Bryan. Row 4: J. Jones, K. Tranka, V. Simonds, B. Lyons, C. Williams, V. Wetmore, R. Hartman. 96 CHORUS Row 1: A. Lukasiewicz, L. Bixby, A. Farrell, S. Olendorf, R. Stangle, B. Sherman, Miss Cer-venka. Row 2: C. Wemple, S. Conrad, C. Larrabee, L. Manell, J. McKenzie, D. Wetmore, G. Curran. Row 3: L. DeRidder, N. Slider, C. Davis, M. O'Sullivan, E. Chase, F. Thimm,, R. Thompson. Row 4: B. MacLachlan, P. Gundmm, C. Sawyer, A. Hilger, R. Wood, W. Palmer, R. Wood, J. Curran. Row 1: A. Fournier, C. Grupe, L. Thompson, M. Uhlinger, N. Alderson, S. Armer, J. O’Sullivan. Row 2: M. Kronsbein, K. Wolfe, L. Rogers, M. Palmateer, K. Rohling, L. Gundrum, F. Murphy. S. Armer. Row 3: G. Farrell, H. Leregger, E. Gibbons, D. Frederick, G. Moran, G. Wetmore, J. Yankowski, D. Johndrow. Row 4: R. Hoffman, C. Donnan, D. Lachtrupp, D. Szurek, W. Sharpe, C. Lukasiewicz, J. Letourneau, J. Czubernat, R. Reynolds. 97 SENIOR BAND Row 1: S. Clifford, B. Nanartowich, V. Sleeper, S. Wheeler, M. Uhlinger, M. Sawyer, L. DeRidder. Row 2: K. Wallace, J. Wesia, C. Donnan, L. Gibbons, C. Lukasiewicz, K. Sherman, J. Yankowski, B. Gaines, A. Lukasiewicz, B. Isabelle, C. Brown, M. Gibbons, D. Lachtrupp, B. Alderson. Row 3: L. Gundrum, M. Mil-ton, J. Smith, A. Pokrzywka, G. Sebast, N. Salisbury, C. Gomula, J. Wolff, G. Sebast, J. Carey, F. Thimm, M. Wilkins, J. Wyzsomirski, B. Salisbury, N. Slider, M. Van Voast, B. Rhodes, B. Palmateer, A. Jezierski, T. Donnan, A. Sabotelli. Row 4: K. Ryan, S. Smith, J. Pokrzywka, B. Milton, J. Germain, D. Smith, P. Gundrum, Mr. Sleeper. Missing: K. McKenzie, B. Palmer, W. Johansen, T. Tranka, J. Baczkow-ski. VARIETY SHOW O'TV Bob has more fun! ! % Sure, we're just two lost souls. Yeah? Yeah. I’m not hurting his leg. We all put Dove in our dishwater! 100 101 SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS President Vern Wetmore 102 Treasurer Randy Reynolds Vice President Eric Chase ■?, Secretaries Evan Chase and Casey Stangle STAGE BAND 103 Row 1: N. Slider, B. Alderson, C. Donnan, A. Sabatelli, A. Lukasiewicz, P. Gundrum. Row 2: T. Tranka, W. Milton, F. Thimm, M. Wilkins, J. Carey, B. Salisbury, Mr. Sleeper, S. Smith. CHANSONETTES AND TROUBADOURS Row 1: C. Grupe, N. Alderson, M. VanVoast, K. Wolfe, C. Lukasiewicz, Miss Cervenka. Row 2: C, Williams, J. Smith, M. O’Sullivan, J. Carey, V. Wetmore, W. Sharpe, B. Alderson, J. Yan-kowski. Row 3: C. Davis, M. Gibbons, A. Sabatelli, D. Lachtrupp, R. Stangle, L. DeRidder, R. Hartman, D. McConchie, S. Manell. Row 4: M. Milton, J. McKenzie, P. Gundrum, M. Wilkins, W. Palmer, K. Sherman, R. O’Bryan, A. Jezierski, V. Sleeper. 104 CADET BAND Row 1: ]. Daley, C. Hamilton, P. Thompson, T. Comrie, M. Westa, W. Gearhart, L. Nanartowich. Row 2: R. Sleeper, S. Yankowski, A. Benware, P. Lukasiewicz, B. Yankowski, R. Gregorka, K. Bobar, M. Becker, G. Baxter, L. Bascom, D. Isabelle, H. Donnan, M. Spagnola, Mr. Sleeper. Missing from picture: R. DeRidder, S. Baily. 105 Row 1: C.-Gibbons, M. Toolan, A. Freer, E. Mazonek, L. Rohling, L. Sherman, A. Westa. Row 2: H. Pokrzywka, C. Collyer, L. Sabatelli, D. Minkler, V. Hubbard, S. Hargrave, D. Spagnola, B. Toolan, K. McConchie, S. Russo. Missing from picture: S. Gorga. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1: N. Berhaupt, L. Nanartowich, P. Thompson, P. Jensen, K. Gibbons C. Paige, L. Mosher, D. Luke, K. Bobar, E. Welch, D. Stangle, R. Sleeper. Row 2: W. Lucas, S. Brazee, L. Tranka, K. McConchie, S. Colafemina, J. Bintz, L. Woltman, G. Baxter, D. McKenzie, S. Baily. Row 3: T. McMann, R. Lawrence, S. Bobar, T. Neahr, J. McGowan, V. Myers, V. Hubbard, L. Spence, B. Bucher, J. Bezio, J. Smith. Row 4: C. Collyer, C. Loveless, P. St. Louis, L. Griffin, E. Rowan, G. Shufelt, T. Stanley, E. Hoefinger, K. O’Sullivan, S. Stangle, J. Orzolek, L. Bascom, H. Ber-mas. Row 1: L. Rohling, M. Toolan, D. Baker, D. Spagnola, S. Gorga, M. Berhaupt, L. Gibbins, S. Armer, E. Bateholts, C. Allen, P. Donahue, R. Hammond. Row 2: K. Eaton, J. Terry, B. Toolan, L. Sherman, J. Simpkins, K. Curtiss, J. Daley, L. Radigan, D. Baucom, B. Cooper, H. Donnan, M. Wert. Row 3: B. Ostrander, T. Sherman, R. Gregorka, K. Wert, P. Denison, M. Phillips, T. Basford, L. Mosher, M. Hoerauf, B. Yankowski, R. Williams. Row 4: D. Gottobed, H. Pokrzywka, K. Woodford, L. Hartman, L. Curtiss, S. Letourneau, W. Gearhart, P. Carlucci, A. Westa, A. Freer, K. Quinn, P. Lukasiewicz, D. Murphy, G. Prentiss. 106 107 108 109 1 111 112 VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: E. Chase, L. Sherman, F. Thimm, J. Collins, D. Johndrow, M. Wilson, G. Mottau, J. Czubernat. Row 2: T. Cowper, V. Wetmore, D. Wetmore, S. Wilday. Row 3: Coach Goodemote, A. Jezierski, E. Chase, J. McKenzie, B. Hartman, T. Sivik, J. Yankowski. Row 4: ]. Curran, J. Hammond, M. Hagan, T. Sickler, M. Quinlan, B. Sawyer, W. Palmer, G. Curran, J. Denker. JV SOCCER Row 1: M. Kalinkewicz, B. Yankowski, R. Sleeper, P. Bowers, S. Armer, D. Johndrow, C. Warner. Row 2: Mr. Naple, R. Lundquist, B. Toal, J. Letoumeau, H. Bermas, J. Reedy, J. Kingsbury, M. Wemple, W. Johansen. 113 GIRLS SOCCER 114 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER SCORES GALWAY 2 ST. JOHNSVILLE 4 GALWAY 4 CANJO 2 GALWAY 4 FONDA 8 GALWAY 1 MAYFIELD 0 GALWAY 2 MAYFIELD 4 GALWAY 0 NORTHVILLE 4 GALWAY 2 BROADALBIN 4 GALWAY 0 FT. PLAIN 2 GALWAY 2 FONDA 0 GALWAY 0 ST. JOHNSVILLE 2 GALWAY 1 FT. PLAIN 0 GALWAY 8 CANJO 0 GALWAY 2 NORTHVILLE 4 GALWAY 2 BROADALBIN 4 GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL SCORES GALWAY 3 CANJO 8 GALWAY 6 B-SCULLY 11 GALWAY 17 FT. PLAIN 4 GALWAY 35 COBLESKILL 12 GALWAY 9 MAYFIELD 7 GALWAY 41 ST. PETERS 4 GALWAY 20 ST. JOHNSVILLE 15 GALWAY 21 BROADALBIN 22 GALWAY 26 FONDA 0 GALWAY 9 PERTH 3 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES GALWAY ST. JOHNSVILLE WON GALWAY MAYFIELD LOST GALWAY CANJO LOST GALWAY FONDA WON GALWAY PERTH LOST GALWAY FORT PLAIN WON GALWAY ST. PETERS WON GALWAY COBLESKILL LOST GALWAY BROADALBIN LOST 115 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: G. Bodwell, W. Potter, D. Bogel, M. Manning, W. O'Neil, C. Vroman, S. Armer. Row 2: J. Riviera, B. Sherman, M. Neahr, I. Carey, D. O'Neil, B. Rhodes, M. VanVoast, N. Alderson. Row 3: Mr. Fesler, B. Alderson, I. Patience, J. Kozlowski, R. Thompson, B. O’Neil, M. Patience, T. Tranka, M. Rogers, J. Schied. Scores Galway 18 Canjo 45 Galway 21 Fenda 40 Galway 15 Corinth 48 Galway 20 Bernie Knox 43 Galway 15 Broadalbin 48 Galway 20 Cobleskill 43 Galway 15 St. Patricks 50 Galway 19 Schoharie 42 Galway 35 Voorheesville 20 Galway 28 Duanesburg 31 Galway 21 Ft. Plain 40 Galway 33 Mayfield 23 (low score wins) '76 varsity record: (10-2) Invitational Results place of teams Albany State Invy - 5th 12 Mayfield Invy - 4th 14 Broadalbin Invy - 4th 18 Galway Invy - 3rd 13 Salem Invy - 2nd 13 Class D-E sectionals - runners-up Cobleskill Invy - 1st 8 Mariet Invy - 9th 16 116 WRESTLING Kneeling: J. Kingsbury, P. Orapello, M. Ambrosino, J. Bolduc, J. O’Sullivan. Standing: L. Hartman (Mgr.), V. Wetmore, B. Palmer, D. Wood, W. Schmidt, D. Fredericks, C. Heflin (Mgr.), Coach Birbilis. 117 Coach Birbilis and Captain Vem Wetmore. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES GALWAY 58 ST. JOHNS VILLE 29 GALWAY 61 NORTHVILLE 42 GALWAY 47 COBLESKILL 30 GALWAY 53 MAYFIELD 32 GALWAY 60 FONDA 20 GALWAY 49 PERTH 28 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES GALWAY 27 PERTH 17 GALWAY WON BY FORFEIT OVER ST. JOHNSVILLE GALWAY 18 NORTHVILLE 14 GALWAY 26 COBLESKILL 20 GALWAY 24 MAYFIELD 13 GALWAY 33 FONDA 3 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES GALWAY 63 SARATOGA CATHOLIC 73 GALWAY 61 PERTH 45 GALWAY 80 BISHOP SCULLY 63 GALWAY 100 MAYFIELD 48 GALWAY 65 FT. PLAIN 58 GALWAY 68 JOHNSTOWN 70 GALWAY 63 GREENWICH 61 GALWAY 80 BROADALBIN 89 GALWAY 84 NORTHVILLE 54 GALWAY 87 CANAJOHARIE 50 GALWAY 65 COBLESKILL 48 GALWAY 66 SARATOGA CATHOLIC 105 GALWAY 82 MAYFIELD 65 GALWAY 88 BROADALBIN 68 GALWAY 90 PERTH 66 GALWAY 68 FONDA 56 GALWAY 80 ST. JOHNS VILLE 56 GALWAY 89 NORTHVILLE 56 118 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Mgr. J. Yankowski, J. Collins, E. Chase, B. Hartman. Standing: J. O'Neil, M. Wilkins, B. Wood, B. Sawyer, R. Wood, Coach Gray. 119 JV BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Aimer, M. Kalinkewicz, S. Armer. Row 2: G. Sebast, B. Palmateer, D. Bintz, L. Sherman. Row 3: M. Gibbons, D. Stenstream, S. Nusser, Coach Davenport, B. Sherman, J. O'Neil, R. Wood, J. Denker, (Mgr.). SCORES GALWAY 68 SARATOGA CATHOLIC 42 GALWAY 62 PERTH 41 GALWAY 55 BISHOP SCULLY 56 GALWAY 64 MAYFIELD 41 GALWAY 64 FORT PLAIN 51 GALWAY 56 JOHNSTOWN 64 GALWAY 59 GREENWICH 48 GALWAY 63 BROADALBIN 70 GALWAY 78 NORTHVILLE 57 GALWAY 53 CANAJOHARIE 42 GALWAY 39 COBLESKILL 61 GALWAY 67 SARATOGA CATHOLIC 73 GALWAY 54 PERTH 52 GALWAY 63 MAYFIELD 76 GALWAY 65 BROADALBIN 79 GALWAY 64 FONDA 60 GALWAY 61 ST. JOHNSVILLE 66 GALWAY 80 NORTHVILLE 71 120 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: B. Burnett, C. Donnan, L. Wilkes, W. Sharpe. Row 2: Timer - K. Sherman, B. Mac-Lachlan, M. O'Sullivan, D. Canell, C. Murphy, Coach Riggins. 122 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Donnan, J. Bermas, D. Denker, L. Collins, A. Pokrzywka. Row 2: S. Manell, M. Sawyer, M. Milton, D. Sowle, B. Welch, S. Conrad, Coach Riggins. 123 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL 8th GRADE Row 1: B. Sowle, M. Wemple, B. O'Neil, M. Wert, R. Sleeper. Row 2: Coach Kalinkewicz, L. Bascom, J. Orzolek, R. Sowle, H. Bermas. 7th GRADE Row 1: T. Carr, T. Taylor, H. Donnan, S. King. Row 2: Coach Kalinkewicz, B. Yankowski, J. Reedy, R. May, H. Hoefinger. 124 126 127 -cNTRAl SCHOm AD SP01- BO D 0F education JEAH CHASE RALPH W. MACLACHIAM, jl ra-nmn JOSEPH KALINREW1CZ EDMUND JEZIERSRI RONALD LACHTRUPP MARGARET GAINES DAVID EATON 128 1976 BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Tod Cowper, John Denker, Bob Hartman, Co-Capts. Bill Denker and Mike Sivik, Vernon Wetmore, Joe Collins, Bob Sowle. Row 2: Tim Kenyon, Coach Smith, Evan Chase, Casey Stangle, Richard Thompson, Eric Chase, Tom Sivik, Dwayne Johndrow. NORTHERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS RECORD: 15 WINS 6 LOSSES NISKAYUNA Won 8-6 SCHOHARIE Won 8-3 SCHOHARIE Lost 3-4 BROADALBIN Won 7-1 COBLESKILL Won 6-3 NORTHVILLE Won 8-5 PERTH Won 7-4 • CANAJOHARIE Lost 2-3 MAYFIELD Won 8-7 ST. PETERS Won 5-0 NORTHVILLE Won 12-4 BISHOP SCULLY Won 15-3 BROADALBIN Won 7-4 ST. PETERS Won 8-5 FT. PLAIN Lost 0-2 ST. JOHNSVILLE Lost 1-5 FONDA Won 2-1 MAYFIELD Won 4-2 BERLIN Won 10-2 Sectionals WHITEHALL Lost 2-4 Sectionals CANAJOHARIE Lost 2-7 Tri-Valley Championship Play-off 1976 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Center: W. Sharpe. Row 1: ]. Westa, S. Wheeler, L. Wilkes, C. Donnan, L. Hartman, M. Krons-bein, K. Boedecker. Row 2: K. Murphy, P. Murphy, Coach Riggins, C. Wemple, M. O’Sullivan, B. Burnett. Galway 3 Scores Canjo. 8 Galway 6 Bishop Scully 9 Galway 17 Ft. Plain 4 Galway 35 Cobleskill 12 Galway 9 Mayfield 7 Galway 41 St. Peters 4 Galway 20 St. Johnsville 15 Galway 21 Broadalbin 22 Galway 26 Fonda 0 Galway 9 Penh 3 Won 7 Lost 3 130 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Diane Lachtrupp, Libby Gibbons, Robin Hoffman. Standing: Sandi Wheeler, Kathy Wallace, Sarah Clifford. Advisor Mrs. Staber JV CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Chris Sawyer, Gail Farrell, Vicki Sleeper, Debbie Jensen. Row 2: Elizabeth Gaines, Lew Benware, Kim Ryan. Row 3: Mary Jean Uhlinger, Kitty Wolff, Laura Thompson, Kathy Grupe. 132 Best Wishes to the Class of 'll Compliments of Pettit Equipment, Inc. Industrial, Farm and Garden Equipment, Sales and Service (518)885-5396 RD 2, Rt. 50, South Ballston Spa, N.Y. Need Money For College or Career? Galway Office 882-1225 Route 147, Galway N.Y. 12074 MONDAY through FRIDAY: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p FRIDAY: 3:30 p.m.-6:00 p DRIVE-IN WINDOW - OPEN to 3:30 p.m. each day r BallstonSpa , National Bank . •- -'. z- r D r.o? CO'DOraVOn in addition to hours stated . . . Malta Office 399-2912 Dunning Street at Route 9 Burnt Hills Office 399-8144 770 Saratoga Road, Burnt Hills N.Y. 12027 Milton Crest Office 885-4346 Rowland Street at Geyser Road Ballston Spa, N.Y. 12020 Main Office 885-6781 87 Front Street, Ballston Spa N.Y. 12020 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of '77 from Senior Chorus Ronco Tool Congratulations to the Class of 77 and The Butler's Pantry Die Co., Inc. If you want good food and good coffee too, stop at our place and let the Butler’s serve you. Precision Mold Making Route 29 Galway Precision Machining getour Too1s wt Friends From Local 301 IUE-AFL-CIO Phones 121 Erie Blvd. (518) 883-5593 Fish House Road (518) 882-9233 Galway, N.Y. 12074 Schenectady, N.Y. 134 Lawrence Spagnola Accounting and Tax Service 49 Market Street Amsterdam, New York Phone 882-9588 Tom and Ann's Service Station For Complete Automotive Service” . ©lN A V Insurance • Employee Benefits Risk Management • Program Design Plan Administration • Consultant Services 108 Union St., Schenectady, N.Y. 12305 Phone: 370-1720 Service is our Business Tom Grimes Rt. 147 Albany • Buffalo • Forest Hills Schenectady • Syracuse • Troy • Waterford Service offices in other states Congratulations Class of '77 from Betor's Dept. Store Your Family Clothier 256-258 Milton Ave. Spa Cleaners We Clean Your Clothes, Not Your Pocketbook Spa Laundromat A nice place to wash 88-92 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa Ballston Spa 885-9201 885-1845 Congratulations to the Class of 77 Joseph J. Walsh State Farm Ins. Agent 481 Saratoga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. 12302 Swire's Department Store 113 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, NY FR2-1209 135 We Rent Cars Trucks Day - Week - Month Morris Ford 2 Locations Rt. 50 Rt. 50 Ballston Spa Burnt Hills 885-6767 399-9188 Compliments of Pat's Picnic Tables and Geri's Hillside Beauty Salon F.T.A. Compliments of Silva's Restaurant Future Teacher's of America Family Dining Sacanadaga Road Best Wishes Scotia, NY to the Class of 77 GALWAY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of 77 136 °Pay ° Education • Promotion ° Retirement Air Nation GuardI Tactical Airlift Croup Schenectady Co. Arpt, NY PHONE 372-5621 CARM'S RESTAURANT Home of Mary's Pizza Discover The Joys of Fine Italian and American Foods Visit Our New Maria-Villa Room FEATURING Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner PIZZA Eat In or Take Out Service Open 7 Days a Week All Legal Beverages Look for Our Grand Opening Call 882-6430 Baked Daily On Premises Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes Bread, Rolls and Pastries Two Miles North of Galway Village Rt. 147, Galway, N.Y. South of Jet. 29 and Rt. 147 - 1 mile 138 Phone (518) 458-1366 or 374-1864 McCONCHIE'S DON'S MOVING HERITAGE ACRES AND STORAGE, INC. Family Campground 214 South Terry St. Division St. Schenectady, New York 12305 R.D. 1 Galway, New York Commercial Storage and Distribution Overseas Shipping PHONE 882-6605 Rigging Call AMERICAN RED BALL WORLDWIDE MOVERS Call CHUCK'S STORE ROWLEDGE Galway, N.Y. AGENCY, INC. Greeting Cards, Gifts, 139 Mohawk Ave. Soda Fountain Lunches Complete Insurance Groceries Service - Low Auto and Home Rates 882-9592 CHUCK RUTH QUINLAN PHONE - 374-8453 139 Stockade Mobil Park Inc. Rock City Falls Town of Milton Renting Spacious Wooded Lots 885-9849 Geo. A. Wheeler Inc. Builder and Developer Galway, NY 371-5266 882-6496 Bill's Barber Shop Bill VonStetina, Prop. 223 Mohawk Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Alderson PHONE - 370-2993 Baxter's Mini Market and Service Station Elaine's Beauty Salon For A Lovelier You Cor. Rts. 29 and 147 Galway, N.Y. Groceries - Beer - Frozen Food Auto Repairs - State Inspections R.D. 2 Peaceable Street Ballston Spa, N.Y. Phone - 882-9481 Bomar Motel George and Connie McHugh Route 29 10 miles West of Saratoga R.D. 1 Middle Grove, N.Y. 12850 PHONES Wolfe's General Store East Galway PHONE 882-6623 Motel - 882-9953 Bar-882-9550 JTVm ifWrli JTith nt est Highland Kennel AKC reg. puppy - 30 breeds to choose from - also boarding. Call - 883-3661 Owner - Margaret and Everet Garrick RD 2 Highland Kennel Broadalbin, N.Y. 12025 Every Tues. thru Thurs. Specials Hours: Tues. thru Fri. 5 to 10 p.m. Sat. 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sun. 1 to 10 p.m. 141 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from the Class of 1976 Thomas P. Deveno Land and Real Estate Developing in Saratoga County Complete Utility Systems, Congratulations Class of 77 Your Friends at the 4 corners of Galway Richard J Ryan Funeral Home Inc. Scotch Church Grocery — Service Station Robert and Anna Hoefinger Corner 147 and 67 phone - 882-6437 Grocery - Beer - Coffee and Sandwich Shop Foreign - American Auto repairs NYS Inspection open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. 143 McChesney's Acj way V Galway, NY SETH DRUGS SETH J. SISKIN, R. Ph. 162 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. 12302 Seth says: Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Jager and Fauteux Supply, Inc. Milkers - Bulk Tanks Starline Equipment - Barn Cleaners - Silo Unloaders - M. R. Perth Rd. Amsterdam, NY 12010 tel - 518-843-0621 Registered Quarter Horses Home of Kingsville Lad N.P.S.S.H.A. Highpoint Stallion Saddles and Tack Arnoldvale Farms Quality Dairy Products West Charlton Best Wishes to the Class of 77 Arnold Haven Farm RD 3 Elwood, Donna Lou Arnold Sons Rick, Chuck, and Kent Registered Holsteins Amsterdam, NY Scotia Tire and Auto Center COMPLETE: • Tire sales and service • wheel alignment • tune ups • brake and exhaust service Corner Sacandaga and Vley Rds. 374-6533 Re imherrand Schmidt, Inc. Contractors and Engineers Solar Heat Specialists JohnP. Reimherr, P.E. Schenectady 393-6848 Walter G. Schmidt West Charlton 882-9252 Waterwheel Yillage.Ltd. Rout 29 Moshervill . N.Y. 12074 Phillip Watrobski General Contractor - Custom Built Homes -- Fireplaces -- Camps - Star Route Dial VI2-6419 Hagaman New York 144 Congratulations to the Class of 77 Compliments of Richard F. Ma nell Well Drilling Contractor Jockey Street Phone 882-6155 Galway, New York Dave Weaver Lewis and Perry Jr. Sowle Logs and Pulp Rd. 1 Galway Phone - 882-9409 Roland J. Down, Inc. Airport Road Scotia, New York 12302 phone 399-9126 For the finest in - heating -- air-conditioning -- insulation - 145 C R RESTAURANT Chuck and Ruth Quinlan, Props. Phone - 882-9595 Closed Monday 146 Burt's Flowers Sacandaga Road Galway, NY 882-1051 Weddings Are Our Specialty Better Groceries at Denison Brothers BUY RITE FOOD STORE Phone Galway 882-1811 New York Compliments of Holbrook Farm Compliments of The Colonial Inn Compliments of The Cottage Farm and Green House Congratulations to the Class of '77 H. F. Timmerman Agency Inc. J. Martinec Packing Co. Manufacturers of Pink Rose Brand Meat Products Make the Flavor Check -Try Martinec Franks -Bologna, Sausage Sacandoga Rd. Scotia James Grayson and Son's Inc. 29 E. Main St. Amsterdam, N.Y. tel - 843-2990 147 White Eagle Bakery Inc. George Palmateer's Heating Service 1130 Crane Street Division Street Schenectady, N.Y. 12303 Galway, N.Y. phone - 882-9960 Jackie's Ceramics Best Wishes Class of 77 RDl Galway Ballston Road Ballston Spa, N.Y. Galway Coin Laundry Lessons - Greenware - Supplies Phone - 822-9144 Prop. Gen and Floyd Denison phone - 882-9597 Earl Keeler Stead and Sons Snowplowing Lumber Company Light Trucking Mill at Hagadorn Mills Sanding R.D. 1 Galway, N.Y. 12074 Galway Broadalbin Broadalbin Galway 882-6765 883-5059 phone - 883-5012 phone - 882-9480 Sism Lumber Co., Inc. Eleazer St. Louis Jr. R.D. 1 Galway, N.Y. 12074 General Contractor Bert Edwards Earl Edwards R.D. 2 Broadalbin, N.Y. 12025 phone - 518-883-5680 wholesale hard and soft wood lumber phone - 518-882-1082 148 Funston of Sco+ia George Quick's Garage 220 Vley Road, Scotia, N.Y. 12302 R. D. 1 Route 29 Dial 346-0867, 372-4749 Galway, New York 12074 Lumber - Millwork - Hardware Towing and General Repairs open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturdays till noon (518)882-9900 Village Kitchens Sales and Installations Custom Designed Kitchens Village Paint and Wallpaper Distributor of Displaying Masury Paints Brammer Cabinets - Connors Cabinets 146 Mohawk Ave. Sacandaga Road, Scotia 377-9305 Scotia, N.Y. Modern Oil Heat With Old Fashioned Dependability Used Car Sales Mechanical and Collision Dunlap Tires Service J. H. Buhrmaster Co., Inc. Established 1913 Schlegel's Enterprises Inc. 421 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. 346-2341 John P. Schlegel, Pres. 799 Sacandaga Rd. (518) 399-9494 Scotia, N.Y. GEMMETTE'S LATHROP'S PHARMACY HAIRSTYLISTS 208 Mohawk Ave 223 Mowhawk Ave 149 Vley Rd. Scotia, New York Scotia, New York Phone 372-4497 Filling Your Prescription Is Our Main Business. 149 Your Friendly Hardware Dealer Wayside Hardware Garden Center Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, NY Mohawk Candy Tobacco Co. Upper Church Street Amsterdam, N.Y. ISO % 5 Convenient locations toserw. Nou I 5cWuL lervilie Q-rrevtslD u.rc| Ecl-vV ( rcenbualn T)elm xr- J H. A. Hart Construction Inc. Best Wishes for the Class of ’77 Ballston Spa Agway Ballston Spa New York General Contractors Fill Dirt Road Construction Site Development R.D. 3 Amsterdam, NY phone - Schenectady - 399-9639 Thomas Oil Company Serving You Since '1924' 885-5300 Compliments of Czub's Store Gas Snappy Cheese Harmony Corners - Rt. 67 Amsterdam - Ballston Rd. TEL 885-622. DOHENY OIL CORP. JOBBER OF SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS “Service Is Our Business” Robert E. Doheny PRESIDENT RD 4. ROUTE 50 DOUBLEDAY AVENUE BALLSTON SPA. N Y. Earrings - Rings Watches - Clocks Johnson's Jewelry Store 885-6820 Home of Keepsake Diamonds 91 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, N. Y. Compliments of Sugar Shack Ballston Spa 151 Vasel's Gulf 24 Hour Towing Auto Repairs Groceries - Bait - Tackle - Ammo U-Haul Rentals Route 29 Galway, N.Y. 152