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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

« The 1978 GALWAY PIPER TABLE OF CO 1ST ENTS 1)1 l)IC A I ION II SI MORS 47 I NDERC PASSMEN ( 4 I ACU.TY AND ADMINISTRATION 80 ACTIVITIES 104 SPORTS 130 ADVERTISEMENTS PIPER S I Al l C 0 1 Dl EORS NAN AEDERSON KEI.EY SHERMAN I.AY-OUT EDITOR III IDE EEBEGCiER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR STUART WILDAY ADVE R TISEMENT EDITOR SANDRA WHEEEER CIRCULATION EDITOR BECKY Macl.ACHLAN AR T EDI TOR DIANE CWIAKAEA ADVISOR MR. RUSZCZYK SPECIAL THANKS TO BOB HARTMAN MR. SWIERZOWSKI MR CONNELLY It is not very often that we find a person who dedicates himself so fully to everything with which he is involved. Even rarer is to find one such person who can accomplish this, yet still remain interested, concerned and supportive of others’ interests. We the students and faculty of Galway Central, have been very fortunate to have had the pleasure of knowing and working with one such person. A loyal supporter of all our activities, he has gained our friendship as well as our respect. He has always been there when we need him and truly generous with his time, his effort and himself: yet he has asked for nothing in return. His understanding has made many a difficult situation much easier to bear, and his smile has brightened many a dya for all of us. Therefore, it is with great love, respect, and friendship that we. the staff of the 1978 Piper, dedicate the 1978 Gallway Piper to Dr. Custer Quick. 5 COMMEMORATION In commemoration for the many treasured friendships, for the good times that outnumbered the bad, for the cooperation and team effort displayed throughout these past four years, we. the members of the Piper staff, are proud to extend a special vote of thanks to our class. THE CLASS OF 1978 7 To fulfill the need to be. Who 1 am in this world Is all I ask. I can't pretend to be something I'm not. And I won't wear a mask. There’s the need to be true To myself and make my Own mistakes. And not to lean too hard On someone else. No matter what it takes. 8 I’m not fool enough To ever think That I could be the Master of my fate: Up to me to choose My roads in life. Rocky may be the ones I take. There’s a need to be something more Than just a reflection of a man. I can't survive in someone’s shadow. I need my own spot to stand. I am what I am, and I have the need to be. 9 Linda Hadley Michael Hagan Robert Hartman Marilyn Kronsbein Theodore Lafforthun Heide Leregger Duane Johndrow Barbara Kenyon Timothy Kenyon Christine Maynard Jeff McKenzie Katherine Mroczko Catherine Murphy Carl Neahr Melford Neahr Nancy Loveless Rebecca MacLachlan Antonia Marra Bonnie O'Boyle Perry Orapello Mary O'Sullivan Donald Pabis Jamie Palmatee Ruth Pec h tel Richard Post Dennis Roeters Drew Roeters 16 Penny Stanton Michael Stenslream Richard Thopmson 17 Wayne Weaver Jodi Welch Jean Westa David Wctmori Sandra Wheeler Stuart Wilday Robert Wood John Wyszomirski Joseph Yankowski 18 Yvonne Young Valerie Sowle There is a smile of love And there is a smile of deceit. And there is a smile of smiles In which these two smiles meet. 9 20 “Promises may get friends, but it is performance that must nurse and keep them.” Mel Neahr 21 Marilyn Kronsbein “Poncho” “There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, there are souls that are pure and true; then give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” Brad Sabatelli Nancy Loveless “Nance” “Without friends, no one would choose to live, though he had all other goods.” 25 27 Les Dubb 28 30 31 Nan Alderson “Do not follow where the path may lead Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.” Kelly Sherman “Kel” “Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it. the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things. It comes and softly sits on your shoulder.” 32 Kathy Mroczko “Moch” 34 “To strive for tomorrow is to forget today, so live each day to the fullest. Bob Hartman I want to live. I want to give. I've been a miner for a heart of gold.” Mary O’Sullivan “Mary 0” The years teach much which the days never know.” “Donny Pabis” “We know we are, but know not what we may be. 35 36 “If hero means ‘sincere man', why may not everyone of us be a hero? Jeff McKenzie “Crock” “Love lost, such a cost. Give me things that won’t get lost. Like a coin that won’t get tossed. Rolling home to you.” Brooke Sawyer “Pipes 37 “I'd rather stuff than be stuffed. Heide Leregger Halte an deinem Draumen fest Den when die Draume sterben, is das leben wie an Vogel mit einem gebrochenem Flugel der nicht fliegen kann.” The man that loves and laughs must sure do well.” Guy Curran Love can find entrance not only into an open heart, but also into a heart well fortified. 1 watch be not well kept.” Elizabeth Gibbons “Libby” The road to success is always under construction.” 38 40 41 MOONLIGHT 42 MAGIC On the night of June the fourth. 1977, we held our prom Moonlight Magic.” Held at the Hungry Horse Restaurant in Johnstown, the prom was organized by co-chairmen Cindy Davis and Nan Alderson. The couples danced to the music of the Ron Williams Quartet. It was truly a magic night, and everyone was sorry to see it end so soon. 43 I. JAMIE PALMATEER. leave Mr. R. a growers guide, O burnout marks over his VW and Galway . . . High. I, VALERIE SOWLE. leave Galway thanking everyone who helped me get past the last thirteen years, and hoping to move on to the bigger and better things of life. Good luck to my best friends NL and MK and fellow classmates. I. MARK QL'INLAN. leave Mr. G my seeing eye dog. Mr. Stangle with a new awareness of possible ceramic projects, and having taught the whole of Northville a new word. I. ELIZABETH GIBBONS, leave my combination locker that sticks to some poor freshman with my sympathy, my sincere thanks to all my teachers, and with lots of great memories of my high school years with all my friends and KB. I. TONI MARRA. leave RS in peace. Mr. D to find someone else to sit behind the desk, and Galway a little more peaceful. I. RICH THOMPSON, leave Galway with all its scrappers and wondering why I ever came, remembering Monday night hoops and all its methods of getting psyched, and Mike and Les the memories of back row physics. I. DEBBY CANELL. leave Galway to find good times elsewhere and JM with me. Good luck in 7th grade RC. I. JOHN DENKER. leave the Phys.-Ed. department 2 good knees, and the rest of the school many thanks. I. ANDREW SMITH, leave GHS with all my friends and hoping for a better future. I, PAULA EARL, leave happy remembering a few good times and hoping for a lot more. I. MIKE STENSTRF.AM. leave this place, gladly. 1. LES DUBB. leave Galway High, also my front row parking spot for the 1st person who grabs it. I, CLIFFORD GRUPE. Heathcliffe”. leave without anymore than I came in with. I. KATHY MROCZKO. leave Mr. C one less ambulance driver. Brooke 1 pkg. of oreos with double stuff. Kelly thanks for being my big sister and a great friend (NOA). John a chance for a serious conversation, our crowd memories, and as always. I leave laughing. I. KENT ARNOLD, leave Grandma another grandson. Grandpa a cup of used coffee grounds, and the kitchen a can of Raid to keep the food on the trays. I. DENNIS ROETERS. leave Galway thanking everyone for helping me fit in after coming here in my senior year. I. SUE FABOZZI. leave Galway to become a California lady, even if it’s going to sink into the sea. I. LINDA HADLEY, leave to discover the world and flying high (in more ways than you think). I. CHRISTINE GUNDERSEN. leave Vicki and Carol the girl’s room for them to maintain until they graduate. I. SANDRA WHEELER, leave Munchkin in concert, all my nicknames to some of my “favorite” cheerleaders. “O” and Denise many thanks and the “Dustin 6 Gang very regretfully. 44 I. REBECCA MacLACHLAN. depart thanking the faculty for the many lessons they’ve taught me, in class and out. I also leave Mr. Smith a wave, and missing the friendship of two very special people in the Elem. Phys.-Ed. To KO's and TS I bestow the task of carrying on my talents of the jungle. I. MELFORD NEAHR. leave Galway knowing “O” has a winning team and Mr. Luke with three other brothers to take care of. I, GUY CURRAN, leave with many thanks to all my teachers, 3 seasons of breaks in Soccer and many friends richer. Also with Mr. D’s careful selections in mind. I, MARILYN KRONSBEIN. leave many thanks to Mrs. V. and Mr. N. for all their help. I leave Mrs. V. peace at last. Mr. N. a poncho, and Mr. A. “3”, I also leave my friendship to Val and many happy memories of all the good times with Bonnie and Kathy (horse). I, CINDY DAVIS, leave thanking faculty and friends for all their help and remembering the great times of the past and hoping for more in the future. I, STUART J. WILDAY. leave Galway cherishing my good memories and learning from my bad. I thank all my friends and some teachers. I, TOD COWPER. leave Galway with a lot of good memories and bad. I will always remember the great times of busting 6th and leave with one more Cowper to go. I, Bob Wood, leave Galway still thanking Mrs. W for getting me through 8th grade because if she hadn’t 1 wouldn’t be writing this will now, and for my classmates who got me through the last four years. 1, CATHY MURPHY, leave Mr. C two more Murphys, none of us as smart as the first, and Mrs. S. all my straws. I, HEIDE LEREGGER. leave Galway with a smile and many fond memories, my soccer ability to my sister, the teachers who put up with three more, many thanks to Mr. G for all the help. Thanks to all of my friends especially the “jockets.” 1, YVONNE YOUNG, leave Galway high! with Mr. R’s questions unanswered and a “thank you” to Mrs. Male. I, TIM KENYON, leave many thanks to all my teachers over the years at Galway, and I leave my crutches to Coach G. to give to the first person who’s as lucky as I am in soccer. 1, JACK BUTTON, alias Honorable Destructo” leave Galway and the BOCES bus in pieces, and two more Destructos to go. Good luck. I, JOE BACZKOWSKI, leave Galway with no more Kermit imitations, the percussion section making all the mistakes and one more Baczkowski to go. 1, BOB HARTMAN, leave my 8 to Warner Wolff, thanks to all my teachers and friends, and special thanks to Mrs. Buchner. I, RUTH PECHTEL. leave Galway to forget about yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow. I, JOHN WYSZ. leave everybody with the Galway system. I, BONNIE O’BOYLE, leave enroute to Virginia; 1 leave with all my memories of my closest friends, and my little sister, Cheryl, with three more years to go. 45 I. CHRIS MAYNARD, leave very happy. I. BARB KENYON, leave to search for a brighter tomorrow. Mr. L. one less problem, Sandy and the gang my friendship forever, and Mr. R. much happiness. I, RICHARD POST, thank all the teachers, bus drivers, nurses, for all the help and concern to put me through it all. Bye Bve. 1, MIKE HAGEN, leave Galway thanking all and remembering all the neat things we did, keep smiling. Hey the party is at my place, see ya. BYO. I. JOE YANKOWSKI. leave with two little Buffalo's” on the way up. thanking Mr. D. for all his help and support. Mr. G. for putting up with me, my managerial abilities to anybody who wants them, and always remembering the gang. I. JEAN WESTA. leave my love and thanks to all my friends and teachers: I also leave Anne my seat in Calculus. KS. KM. and NA all my bad jokes. Mr. G still laughing to himself. Mr. D. thanks for the “second home” and A. and M. on their own. I. NANCY LOVELESS, leave Galway with my brother and sister to cope with the teachers and my mother to fight with the students. Best of luck to VS and MK. 1. NAN ALDERSON. leave an apple pie and a cowig to Mr. G. a contract to Lew. a late pass to John, a curl to Dave and Donnie, a crumbled “Rock” to Mr. Swiz. and my friendship and thanks to everyone I've known these past few years. I, MARY O'SULLIVAN, leave with many wonderful memories (EC in particular) K and J O's finally on your own. BB. DS and all my friends who cared — THANK YOU. I. KELLY E. SHERMAN, leave Mr. G with the depressing thought that out of all the Shermans coming up. none of them are like me. and always seeing that window over there, with all my friends especially KM (NOA). 1 leave SN one Puma shirt and the trumpet section much luck. K O's and TS my sense of humor and many thanks to my teachers and friends who made Galway fun and weekends here bearable. I. DONNIE PABIS. leave the faculty many thanks, and Mic 7 with one less Nice Person to be bothered by. I. KENNETH BOERENKO. leave Mrs. S many thanks. Galway’s lawn one less set of fresh tire tracks, a few friends everything that isn't fastened down, a lot of great memories, my sympathy for the teachers with two more Boerenkos and as fast as I can get the . . . out of here. 1. DAVID WETMORE. leave Jeff wondering who the honorary member in chorus is; Terry my ability in soccer and with a big load off my mind. I. JEFF McKENZIE. leave Galway with DC to start trouble elsewhere. I. BRIAN FOGG, leave Gary Cetnar to soon fill my parking space. I. KATHIE CETNAR. leave Danny, with a sheep in his locker. Gary, with an “ink-a-dink.” Karen, my early lunches, and Galway with only three more Cetnars to go. 46 I. WAYNE WEAVER, leave all the girls 1 couldn't handle to the two last Weavers in school and one less Brut for Mr. Ruszczyk to worry about. THE JUNIORS Row I: S. Smith. J. Kalinsky. B. Harris. S. O'Brien. L. Bixby. M. Palmateer. R. Munchback. N. Slider. B. Nanartowich. Row I: L. Johnson. B. Scheiber. B. Arnold. R. Rowe. B. Arnold. B. Stangle. E. Leahy. T. Radigan. 48 Kneeling: J. Pauze. S. Hollenbeck. K. Boedeckcr. S. Conrad. E. Keeler. J. Myers. Standing: H. Rothmyer. D. Dubb. P. Bender. B. Clark. M. Maynard. W. Stern. B. Welch. M. Bolduc. M. Diggins. B. Jones. R. Craft. Rom I: J. Sherman. J. Hammond. R Wallace. S. Lam. I). Watson. C. Abrams. S. Coller. Rom- ?: S. Nusser. W. Potter. B Palma leer. P. Thinim. I . Lmigh. B Rhodes. B Sherman. I Johnston. Kneeling: J. Leach. L. O’Bryan. T. Millias. I. Patience. T. Marcellus. Standing: IL Jameson. C. Gomula. L. Dumar. A. Pokrzywka. D. Cwia-kala. L. Thompson. J. C urran. C Rundell. B. Salisbury. Kneeling: B. Dcvoe. R. Wood. E. C’hase. L. Ben ware. J. Reedy. Slanding: C Don nan. L. Gundrum. B. Burnett. D. Sowle. K. Wolff. M. Uhlmger. K. Cirupe. V. Sleeper. K. McKenzie. 49 THE SOPHOMORES Row N. Sowle. P. Wairobski. J. McCauly. M. Cokelei. D. Hall. E. Burnell. W. Enugh. R Lundquist. Row 2: D. Hill. J. Hunter. S. Tranka. C. Snyder. A. Schied. B. Isabelle. C. Denison, R. Daleo. Row J: P. Neahr. K. Tranka. K. Neahr. Kneeling: M. Manning. W. Schmidt. Row . D. Reichel. S. Scoville. J. O'Sullivan. D. Bintz. D. Smith. Row 2: M. Thatcher. S. Comrie. T. Downes. D. Sherman. J. Kingsbury. M. Kalinkewicz. L. Sherman. G. Sebast. J. LcTourneau. Row D. Schaperjahn. P. Wolt-man. K. Weaver. Silling: G. Farrell. M. Murphy. Row : E. Gaines. D. Jensen. L. Hammond. J. Bermas. K. Buck. M. Cokelet. E. Santelli. Row 2: A. Lukasiewicz. C. Russo. K. Rohlmg. S. Manell. J. Smith. D. Rivers. 50 Sifting: J. Button. L. Dumar. S. Melick. E. Hilger. Row I: W. Johansen. J. Ferraro. N. Monroe. J. Earl. D. Denker. T. Abrams. Row 2: D. Johndrow. L. Canell. Ci. McHugh. D. Hollenbeck. T. Craft. J. Vroman. G. Ziroli. Siinng: B. Springer. K. Rowe. Row : C. Sawyer. L. Palmateer. N. Salisbury. M. Hoerauf. T. Marcell us. L. Hubbard. Row 2: D. St. Louis. B. West. D. Reynolds. L. Rogers. D. Wadsworth. K. Sherman. G. Sebast. Sitting: A. Sabatelli. M. Milton. Row I: M. Sawyer. L. Collins. S. Armer. S. Scoville. Row 2: M. Gibbons. S. Armer. D. Myers. K. Rayn. G. Wetmore. Row 3: S. Denison. A. Fournier. P. White. 51 FRESHMAN Row 1: L. Ohlidal. M. Toolan. L. Mosher. L. Hartman. Row 2: D. Isobaker. D. Kirk. C. Heflin. L. Curtiss. A. Freer. A. Westa. T. Stanley. K. O’Sullivan. Row 3: S. Stangle. N. DiDonna. L. Orapello. E. Hoefinger. V. Hubbard. L. Spence. C. Cokelet. C. Loveless. B. Parks. M. Van Dusen, T. Marcel. Row . B. Sowle. C. Perkett, C. Hamilton. K. Quinn. Row 2: J. Smith. E. Kronsbein. B. Bucher. D. Chamberlin. D. Frederick. L. Bascom. H. Ber-mas. B. Palmateer. B. Toal. Row 3: J. Sebis. J. Orzolek. R. Sowle. M. Wemple. 52 CLASS Rom I: T. Hunter. J. Chamberlin. A. Carter. S. Rice. G. Cetner. Rom 2: R. Palmateer, D. Carr. T. Radigan. C. Barber. T. Hayes. E. Welch. G. Krohn. E. Keefe. J. Garrison. Rom 3: W. Brown. R. Gomula. M. Coller. J. Kozlowski, R. Sleeper. Kneeling: M. Wert. Rom ; S. Brazee. D. Bolduc. L. Avery. C. Kline. S. Letourneau. The Wheel. K. Gibbons. K. Eaton. S. Bobar. L. Thatcher. Row 2: S. McCarthy. J. McCauley. B. O'Neil. D. Wood. B DeRidder. F. Murphy. B. St. Louis. CLASS SENIORS SECRETARY HEIDE LEREGGER TREASURER KATHY MROCZKO PRESIDENT MARY O'SULLIVAN VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN DENKER JUNIORS SECRETARY VICKI SLEEPER TREASURER KATHY GRUPE VICE-PRESIDENT LISAGUNDRUM PRESIDENT BRIAN PALMATEER 54 OFFICERS SOPHOMORES Kneeling: HISTORIAN JOHANNA SMITH VICE-PRESIDENT MISSY MILTON Standing: SERGEANT AT ARMS MELINDA HOERAUF PRESIDENT ELIZABETH GAINES TREASURER KIRSTEN ROHLING SECRETARY LUANNA PALMATEER FRESHMEN VICE-PRESIDENT KATHY O'SULLIVAN TREASURER DENEAN KIRK SECRETARY EVELIN HOEFINGER PRESIDENT ANNE WESTA 55 EIGHTH GRADE Row I: P. Donahue. B. Toolan. S. Gorga, T. Taylor. M. White. J. Reichel, R. Hammond. Row 2: P. Lukasiewicz, K. Curtiss, T. Basford, C. Allen, H. Donnan, T. Carr. Row.?; L. Sherman. A. Gaudreau. H. Hoefinger. B. Plantt. Row 4: B. Yankowski, S. Hadley. K. Canell. J. Marcel. D. Bogel. Row 5: E. Pelcher, E. Pelcher, L. Woltman, P. Thompson. T. McMann. Row 6: J. Reedy, T. Bolia, D. Baucom. C. Vroman, J. Bezio. Row I: P. Jensen. E. Bateholts. P. Thompson. T. McMann. Row 2: M. O’Brien. D. Donahue. L. Woltman. D. Woods. T. Pamasuk. Row 3: A. Hoeauf. S. King, D. Quinn. J. Terry. K. Cetmar. Row 4: E. Galusha. J. Rivers. A. Johnansen, T. Panasuk. Row 5: R. May. T. Nadler. M. McQuade. S. Arnold, J. Linquist, P. Foti. G. Meyers. Row 6: K. Rundell. J. Howard. S. Sebis, K. Senecal. T. May. S. Wood. Row 7: L. Mosher. G. Clark. C. Vroman. 56 Row I: D. Baker, L. Rohling, D. Spagnola, B. Ostrander, N. Hubbard, S. Armer, T. Sowle. Row 2: P. Denison. K. Wert, K. McConchie, R. Lawerence, D. Murphy, C. Paige, T. Sherman. M. Phillips, S. Arnold. Row 3: L. Radigan, L. Ziroli, D. Luke. L. Nanarto-wich. J. Simpkins. J. Daley, D. O’Dell. F. Foti. Row 4: L. Mosher. C. Collyer, P. Car-lucci, K. Bobar. K. Hansen, L. Gibbins, J. McGowan. Row 5: M. Smith, K. Melick. S. Sebis, J. Bintz. 57 SEVENTH GRADE Row I: P. Trigg. R. Aussicker. R. Wemple. R. St. Louis. M. Neilson. Row 2: K. Keele. D. Schmidt. S. Hargrave. L. A. Male. J. Martin. E. Bornitzke. T. Neahr. Row3: R. Jackowski. L. Vokatis. K. O’Brien. J. Haller. T. Cokelet, T. Symonds, D. Minkler. Row J: A. Hammer. B. Kingsbury. D. Missimer. J. Goetz. Row 2: C. Sweet, J. Daley. M. Bixby, D. Waller, J. Doepel. Row 3: E. Dennis. M. Westa, M. Spag-nola. R. Hunter, R. Hadley, G. Kondrat. Row I: M. Framont. G. McHugh. R. Carter. M. Earl, M. Framont, B. Bezio. Row 2: K. Heflin, A. Hayes, S. Hyde. S. McCauley. G. Stanley. J. Millias, R. Kni-zek. Row 3: B. Sebast. J. Taylor. S. Keefe. S. Lamb, S. Yankowski, D. Jones, D. Gundrum, M. Becker. 58 Row I: D. Schmidt, T. Maille, L. Marcell. C. Trerise, M. Nightengale. P. Hoefinger, L. Surdyka. Row 2: L. Sabatelli, D. Mayette. D. Bombard. C. Mack, D. Platt, G. Trerise, G. Trerise, G. Denker, T. Comrie, A. Benware. Row I: C. Williams. C. Fontaine, C. Denison. W. Kalinsky. S. Eaton, A. Ohlidal. Row 2: P. Sowle. D. Dumar. J. Kronsbein. K. King. M. Senecal. A. Fournier. Row 3: K. Frederick. J. Tatro, L. Griffin, L. Emigh. K. Tranka. Row : S. Russo. D. McKenzie. T. Gottabed. B. West. T. Franklin, J. Watrobski. Row 2: J. Berardi. W. Hall. L. Carlucci. B. VanDusen. J. Cuckoo. Row 3: T. Snyder. G. Leahy. D. Sawyer. W. Neahr. L. Voehringer, H. Vromen. S. Calaf-emino. J. Bates. S. Knizek. 59 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: L. Thompson, K. Sherman. B. Lyons, A. Sabatelli, S. Nusser. Standing: R. Palmateer, C. Heflin. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: L. A. Male. S. Gorga, J. Daley, M. Spagnola. J. Reichel, K. Curtiss. Row 2: S. Russo. J. Daley, B. O’Strander, C. Paige. Row 3: P. Foti, D. Plantt, S. Hyde. P. Thompson. S. Hargrave. 60 64 65 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealed: Jean Chase. Ronald Lachtrupp. Margaret Gaines. Standing: Joseph Kalinkewicz. David Wood. Edmund Jezicrski. Ralph MacLachlan. 66 DR. CUSTER QUICK District Principal MR RICHARD LUKASIEWICZ High School Principal 67 ENGLISH MRS. MALE 68 DEPARTMENT 69 MRS. SIMEONE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR DICKINSON MR.NAPLE MRS. WESTA MR. SUTTON 70 MA TH DEPARTMENT MR. SWIERZOWSKI MR. BARKLEY MR GORGA MRS. WERT 71 HISTOR Y DEPARTMENT MR CONNELLY MR. FESLER MR. RUSZCZYK MRS. THOMPSON MRS. WILKINS BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MR. NOLETT HOME EC. DEPARTMENT FRENCH DEPART- MENT MR. ALLEN 73 INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. RHODES MR. SMITH ART DEPARTMENT MR. STANGLE MISS BENNETT PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR GOODEMOTE MRS. RIGGINS MRS. AGAR MR. BIRBILIS 75 MUSIC DEPARTMENT HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPECIAL EDUCATION MR. GRAY 76 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT SCHOOL NURSE MR. DAVENPORT GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MRS. BUCHNER 77 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: A. Sherman. K. Zajaces-kowski. M. Smith. L. Ellis. S. Sowle. M. Grant. M. Sherman. D. Suits. CUSTODIAL STAFF Left to Right. J. Rowbo. C. Manell. J. McKenna. OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: M. Sebast. J. Lesniewski. N. Simbeli. J Wolff. L. Clifford. M. Cornell. 78 79 A 80 PIPER STAFF Kelly Sherman — Co-Editor; Kathy Mroczko — Typing; Stuart Wilday — Photography; Becky MacLachlan — Circulation; Sandi Wheeler — Ads: Nan Alderson —Co-Editor; Heide Leregger — Layout: Diane Cwiakala — Artwork. Row : W. Schmidt. M. Kronsbein. D. Sherman. Row 2: J. O’Sullivan. J. Westa. K. Wolff. D. Myers. K. Rohling. C. Davis. L. Gibbons. T. Marra. D. Jensen. Row3: L. Thompson. H. Jameson. K. Grupe. M. Uhlinger. V. Sleeper. E. Santelli. K. Rowe. M. Cokelet. K. Sherman. B. Isabelle. M. O'Sullivan. C. Donnan. M. Hoerauf. Row 4: L. Gundrum. G. Farrell. N. Salisbury. B. Burnett. K. Ryan. C. Snyder. B. West. D. Wadsworth, L. Rogers. Row 5: C. Sawyer. J. Curran. S. Manell. L. Benware. D. St. Louis. J. Reedy. 81 VARSITY CLUB Row 1: B. Rhodes. J. Kingsbury. S. Manell. D. Johndrow. M. Kalinkewicz. J. O’Sullivan. S. Armer. Row 2: M. Neahr. R. Thompson. T. Sivik. R. Hartman. K. Murphy. J. McKenzie. D. Canell. J. Yankowski. M. Manning. B. Sherman. Row.?: S. Wilday. D. Wetmore. T. Cowper. R. Wood. B. Sawyer. J. Curran. K. Sherman. Coach Goodemote. Row : T. Kenyon. K. Grupe. M. Uhlinger, K. Wolff. L. Thompson. S. Wheeler. L. Gibbons. N. Alderson. J. Smith. B. Burnett. H. Leregger. C. Davis. J. Westa. Row 2: C. Sawyer. D. Roeters. B. MacLachlan. V. Sleeper. G. Curran. T. Cowper. J. Denker. K. Donnan. E. Chase. P. Thimm. J. Curran. M. O'Sullivan. 82 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Coordinator — L isa Gundrum Treasurer — Cathy Donnan Vice President — Robert Rowe President — Nan AJderson Secretary — Bonnie Nanartowich (missing) Row 1: R. Rowe. J. Reedy. L. Gundrum, C. Donnan, L. Hartman. Row 2: L. Avery, M. Uhlinger, L. Benware, N. Alder-son, T. Marra. A. Fournier. Row 3: P. St. Louis. S. Denison. L. Hammond. V. Plantt. H. Pokrzywka. S. Bobar. P. DiDonna. C. Pitt. E. San tel li. 83 DRAMA CLUB Row : S. McCarthy, M. Toolan. K. Gibbons. L. Curtiss. Row 2: V. Hubbard, L. Hartman. C. Kline. M. Wert. M. Ulinger. C. Buck. E. Gaines. V. Sleeper. Row 3: K. Sherman. K. Mroczko. B. MacLauchlan. C. Davis. K. O’Sullivan. N. Salisbury. B. Isabelle. Row 4: A. Freer. L. Gundrum. N. Alderson. M. Milton. B. Nanartowich. C. Sawyer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 84 Seated: K. Grupe. M. Kronsbein. N. Alderson. R. Rowe. C. Boedecker. Standing: B. Rhodes. J. Westa. K. Sherman. M. O’Sullivan. P. Thimm. CHEERLEADERS Bottom: D. Kirk. S. Bobar. L. Hartman. E. Gaines. G. Farrell. Top: M. Toolan. K. Rowe. C. Gibbons. Boy! It sure tastes good. Here’s. Steve with the news. Is it fifth period already. 86 SENIOR CHORUS Row I: M. O’Sullivan, A. Westa, L. Bixby, E. Gaines. A. Lukasiewicz. A. Sabatelli, W. Schmidt. J. Palmateer. P. Thimm, Miss Cervenka. Row 2: L. Collins, M. Hoerauf, C. Davis, B. Nanartowich. M. Gibbons. R. Sleeper, T. Kenyon, H. Bermas. Row 3: C. Murphy, S. Manell, S. O’Brien, N. Slider. C. Denison, N. Loveless, E. Chase, D. Wetmore. B. Hartman. J. Curran. Row 4: S. Wheeler, B. MacLachlan, M. Sawyer. E. Santelli, C. Sawyer, B. Wood, D. Wood, R. Wood. J. McKenzie. Row I: R. Munchbach, K. Rowe, B. Burnett, S. Bobar, H. Pokrzywkam, M. Palmateer. Row 2: D. Bolduc, D. Rivers, K. Ryan, L. Curtiss. P. DiDonna, L. Mosher. Row 3: K. Boedecker, M. Hoerauf. S. Denison, S. Colafemina, L. Spence, K. O’Sullivan. Row 4: T. Craft, L. Hammond. K. Rohling, T. Stanley, G. Farrell, M. Murphy. E. Hoefinger, J. Smith. 88 Row 1: M. Toolan, K. Gibbons, A. Fournier, S. Lafforthun, M. Uhlinger. Row 2: K. Eaton, D. Denker. S. McCarthy, L. Avery. K. Grupe, L. Thompson. Row 3: L. Rogers, L. Hartman, K. Buck. K. Wolff, A. Wilson, C. Cokelet, M. Kronsbein. Row 4: L. Gibbons. K. Mroczko, H. Leregger, N. Alderson. L. Gundrum, D. Watson. D. Jensen. Row 1: B. Harris. J. Bermas. D. Myers, B. Isabelle, S. Lam, M. Wert, J. Yankowski, R. Palmateer. Row 2: T. Neahr. P. St. Louis, C. Loveless, K. Tranka. L. Benware, S. Armer, C. Perketl, J. O’Sullivan. Row 3: V. Hubbard, V. Sleeper, C. Donnan, M. Milton, E. Welch, R. Lundquist. B. Murphy. B. Bucher, S. Armer. Row 4: S. LeTourneau, S. Stangle. G. Shufelt. A. Freer, D. Pabis, J. LeTourneau, G. Wetmore, M. Wemple, S. Baily. 89 1977VARIETY SHOW THE CHILDREN’S HOUR” 91 SENIOR BAND Row 1: M. Milton, J. Westa, A. Pokrzywka, C. Donnan, K. Buck, B. Nanartowich, V. Sleeper, A. Westa, M. Ulinger. Row 2: J. Smith, G. Sebast, M. Toolan, C. Gibbons, K. McKenzie, J. Yankowski, B. Gaines, K. Sherman, S. Wheeler, A. Lukasiewicz, A. Sabatelli, C. Brown, M. Gibbons. B. Isabelle. Row J: A. Freer, N. Salisbury. V. Hubbard. S. Gomula, H. Pokrzywka, P. Lukasiewicz, J. Wolff, L. Bascom, B. DeRidder, G. Sebast, B. Salisbury. B. Palmateer, R. Sleeper, W. Johansen, S. Baily, C. Hamilton, L. Nanartowich, N. Slider. B. Rhodes. Standing: J. Baczkowski, D. Isabelle. S. Smith, H. Donnan, D. Smith. L. Gundrum, Mr. Sleeper. 92 CADETBAND Row I: C. Collyer, S. Gorga, L. Rohling, L. Sherman, A. VanVoast, K. McCarthy, R. Schmidt, N. Todd. Row 2: D. Minkler, R. Wood, S. Mansfield, H. VanVoast, R. Pushee, M. Westa, L. Nanartowich, K. McConchie, P. Tyler, S. Hargrave. D. Spagnola, B. Toolan. Row 3: J. Daley. M. Becker, K. Bobar, B. Plantt, P. Lukasiewicz. A. Benware, B. Yankowski, T. Reedy, R. Hammond, A. Goudrcau, B. Pribis, S. Yan-kowski. Standing: H. Donnan. M. Spagnola, K. DcRidder, Mr. Sleeper. Missing: B. Sebast. STAGE BAND Row I: Mr. Sleeper. A. Lukasiewicz, B. Isabelle, K. Sherman, A. Sabatelli, N. Slider. Row 2: D. Smith, R. Sleeper, W. Johansen. P. Lukasiewicz. B. DeRidder. J. Wolff. B. Palmateer. B. Salisbury. Row 3: D. Isabelle, S. Smith. L. Gundrum. 93 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row . C. Fontaine. K. O'Brien. T. Cokelet. L. Vokatis. D. Dumar. D. Quinn. R. Hammond. D. Schmidt. T. Taylor. M. Earl. M. Bixby. R. Knizek. Row 2: K. Frederick. J. Daley, K. Bobar. T. Panasuk. T. Basford. T. Sherman. K. Wert. J. Reichel. S. Vankowski. H. Don nan. C. Allen. W. Hall. Row 3: L. Mosher. C. Collyer. D. Luke. P. Carlucci. L. Nanartowich. D. Plantt. K. McConchie. D. O'Dell. P. Donohue. J. Taylor. M. Westa. M. Spagnola. Row 4: J. Bates. T. McMann. L. Woltman. J. Bintz. R. Jackowski. K. Hansen. J. McGowan. J. Bezio. B. Yankowski. P. Lukasiewicz. A. Gaudreau. A. Ben ware. B. Plantt. Row . L. Marcel, S. Armer. L. Carlucci. S. Hargrave. M. Fourmier. P. Hoefinger. D. Spagnola. K. Keeler, A. Johansen. D. Baker. T. Maille. A. Ohlidal. P. Sowle. Row 2: T. Neahr. S. Gorga. L. Gibbins. J. Terry. D. Schmidt. T. Gottobed. D. Minkier. K. King. M. Senecal. L. Male. T. Symonds. L. Mosher, T. Sowle. Row 3: L. Ziroli. B. Toolan. J. Simkins. M. Phillips. J. Cuckoo. S. Eaton. D. Bombard, H. Vroman. K. Curtiss, L. Radigan. B. Ostrander. I.. Sherman. L. Rohling. L. Surdyka. Row 4: R. Lawrence. C. Paige. P. Denison. S. Colafemina. L. Sabatelli. J. Kronsbein. T. Panasuk. L. Tranka. B. West. C. Mack. D. Mayette. L. Vohringer. S. Russo. 94 CHANSONETTES AND TROUBADOURS Row I: Kathy Grupe. Vicki Sleeper. Lisa Curtiss. Michael Wert. Jim O'Sullivan. Beth Lyons. Amanda Freer. Nan Alderson. Miss Cervenka. Row 2: Kitty Wolff. Elizabeth Gaines. Scott Armcr. Tim Kenyon, Stan Armer. Sue Manell. Susan Stangle. Row 2: Lee Bascom. Cindy Davis. Matt Gibbons. Amy Lukasiewicz. Ward Johansen. Lisa Hartman. Rick Sleeper. Row 4: Tracy Stanley. Mary O’Sullivan. Walter Schmidt. Ron Wood. Dave Wetmore. Sandi Wheeler. Johanna Smith. 95 SENIOR BAND OFFICERS President: J. Yankowski. Treasurer: J. Westa, Secretary: K. Sherman, Stage Manager: J. Baczkowski. SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS Silling: Vice President: D. Wetmore, Miss Cervenka. Secretary: E. Chase. Standing: Secretary: H Leregger. President: M. O'Sullivan. Treasurer: L. Gibbons. 96 Are you kidding? My pants too? A Look close for the strings. My last cowig just died. Which way is it to the bathroom? Pretty please, with sugar on top. I find this book so intriguing. 97 I should have used Bryl Cream. It's sooo warm here. was Mic? Friends. Romans, countrymen, lend me your Alka Seltzer! Mr. Naple lost a Biology culture. Hi cutie. 98 THE ONE-ACT SENIORS WIN FIRST PLACE! 100 PLAY CONTEST The Juniors’ play, with the help of director Mrs. Male, won second prize. They did “Louder. 1 Can’t Hear You!” tot “Curse You, Jack Dalton” was put on by the Sophomore class under the direction of Mrs. Wilkins. 102 Best Actress — Mary Celia Toolan Miss Cervenka helped the Freshmen with their play “Wildcat Willie Gets the Woolies.” 103 104 GIRLS’SOCCER Kneeling: M. O'Sullivan. B. Burnett. Coach Agar. S. Manell. K. Sherman. Standing: A. Westa. K. O'Sullivan. A. Freer. S. Colafemina. L. Canell. C. Heflin. L. Collins. K. Buck. E. Hoefinger, K. Ryan. B. MacLachlan. S. Stangle. M. Sawyer. J. Bermas. C. Sawyer. H. Leregger. M. Milton. D. Camell. D. Sowle. C. Davis, L. Palmateer. J. Smith. D. Rivers. Jean Westa. 105 VARSITY SOCCER Row : Coach Goodemotc. E. Chase. T. Kenyon. J. Wolff. P. Thimm. Row 2: E. Hil-ger. J. Orzolek. J. Curran. J. Yankowski. RowT. Cowper. M. Kalinkewicz. H. Ber mas. L. Sherman. M. Wemple. Row 4: R. Sleeper. J. LeTourneau. D. Schaperjahn. J. O'Sullivan. S. Melick. Row 5: B. Hartman. J. Hammond. I). Johndrow. B. Sawyer. J. McKenzie. D. Wetmore. S. Wilday. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Row . B. Toal. L. Bascom. R. Palmateer. R. Knizck. H. Hoefinger. W. Brown. W. Brown. Captain. Row 2: G. Leahy. M. Wert. K. Heffin. M. Westa. S. Keefe. J. Reedy. Captain. Row .?; C. Perkett. B. Plantt. M. Spagnola. T. Taylor. J. Daley. Captain. C. Trerise. R. Wemple. Row 4: B. Kingsbury. B. Yankowsk. S. McCauley. J. Reichel. C. Bobar. G. Trerise. K. Melick. Coach J. Naple. Missing: K. Quinn. 107 CROSS COUNTRY 108 Silling: P. Carlucci, K. Eaton, S. Letourneau. Kneeling: Coach Fesler, M. Neahr — Mgr., W. Potter — Capt., S. Armer, P. Bender, S. Armer, S. Bornitzke, B. O’Neil, H. Vroman, S. Lafforthun, L. Nanartowich. Standing: M. Gibbons, J. Kingsbury, C. Vroman, D. Stenstream, B. Rhodes, B. Sherman, D. Sherman, M. Manning, J. Rivera, J. Kozlowski, S. Comrie, E. Santelli — Mgr. N. Alderson — Mgr. The ’77 Golden Eagle Harriers shocked local cross country teams this year by going undefeated and becoming Tri-Valley Section II Champions. The varsity squad was comprised of 5 sophomores and 2 juniors, giving Galway a super returning unit for ’78. Five members were named to the League All-Star squad: Stan and Scott Armer, Steve Bornitzke. Dan Stenstream, and Kathy Eaton. In addition to the varsity’s success, the junior varsity team also went undefeated to dominate the distance running scene for small schools in the Capital District. Representing Galway in the State Intersectionals in Malone was Stan Armer, while Steve Bornitzke was first alternate. Altogether it was the most successful season ever for a Galway Harrier squad. The next two seasons should prove equally as good. DUAL MEET RESULTS INVITATIONAL RESULTS Broadalbin Inv. 1st Galway 23 Galway 16 Grout Run 1st Mayfield 36 Duanesburg 44 Cobleskill 1st Galway Inv. 1st Galway 19 Galway 17 Broadalbin 44 Canajoharie 42 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Galway 19 Galway 23 Fonda 39 Salem 36 Tri-Valley League Meet 1st 1977 Sectional Meet Galway 18 Galway 15 class D-E 1st Cobleskill 43 Ft. Plain 50 Galway 17 Galway 15 Scoharie 46 Perth 50 Galway 17 Saratoga 5 110 WRESTLING Row I: J. Daley. K. Heflin. J. O’Sullivan. Row 2: P. Bowers. D. Chamberlin. J. Howard. D. Fredrick. Standing: Manager: H. Vroman. T. Lafforthum. R. Wallace. J. Kingsbury. J. Curran. Coach Burbilis. D. Sherman. D. Rei-chel. Missing: P. Orapello. Ill L BOYS’ MODIFIED BASKETBALL Kneeling: B. Wemple. T. Tayor. B. Kingsbury. M. White. J. Doepel. M. Bixby. A. Hammer. Standing: J. Rivers. M. Spagnola. H. Hoefinger. H. Donnan. R May. B. Plantt. S. Yankowski. T. Carr. B. Yankowski. J. Taylor. Mr. Agar. Coach. GIRLS’MODIFIED BASKETBALL Row I: K. Curtiss. D. Spagnola. S. Gorga. L. Sherman. Barest. D. Minkler (manager). Row 2: J. Haller. P. Car-lucci. L. Nanartowich. G. Denker. D. Sawyer. 113 VOLLEYBALL Standing: A. Lukasiewicz. M. O’Sullivan. B. MacLachlan, C. Sawyer. Coach Agar. Manager — D. Sowle. M. Sawyer. L. Collins, R. Munchback. Kneeling: K. Ryan, B. Burnett. H. Leregger. D. Canell. Captains: H. Leregger and M. O’Sullivan. 114 K. Eaton, V. Plantt, K. O’Sullivan, C. Heflin, A. Freer, Coach Agar, Manager — G. Shufelt. J. Bermas, A. Westa, T. Stanley, S. McCarthy, H. Pokrzywka, S. Colafemina. 115 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: D. Roeters. D. Roeters. B. Palmateer. E. Chase. Manager: J. Yankowski Row 2: Coach Gray. J. O'Neil. M. Quinlan. B. Sawyer. B. Wood. R. Wood. S. Nusser. . . v. Row . R. Sleeper. L. Sherman. S. Armer. S. Armer. H. Bermas. Row 2: Manager: J. Reedy. R. Sowle. D. Sten-stream. J. Orzolek. M. Gibbons. Coach Davenport. 116 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: S. Manell. Managers: P. Carlucci, L. Nanartowich. C. Donnan. Standing: Manager: K. Eaton. M. O Sullivan, Coach Riggins. B. MacLachlan. D. Sowle. Scorekeeper: K. Sherman. Missing: C. Murphy. B. Burnett. GIRL’S J.V. BASKETBALL Kneeling. I. Abrams. C . Heflin. L. Hammond. K. O'Sullivan. Standing: Coach Riggins. J. Bermas. L. Collins. M. Sawyer. C. Sawyer. S. Stangle. 117 1977 BASEBALL TEAM SCORES Hadley-Luzerne Hadley-Luzerne Broadalbin Northville Cobleskill Perth Canajoharie Mayfield Ft. Plain Saratoga C.C. Northville Bishop Scully Broadalbin Fonda Saratoga C.C. St. Johnsville Perth Mayfield St. Mary's Ft. Plain w 11- 7 w 10- 0 w 9- 1 w 10- 4 L 4- 5 L 2- 4 W 7- 3 W 6- 3 L 7-13 W 5- 2 W 3- 0 W 12- 6 W 14- 1 L 1- 4 W 7- 2 W 6- 5 W 6- 5 L 5- 6 L 3- 6 L 7-18 118 119 120 FIELD DAY 1977 122 CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1988 and the CLASS of 1978 is getting ready for their tenth reunion. The action shifts to KELLY SHERMAN'S Irish Bar. Bartenders JAMIE PALMATEER and DON PABLIS are shaking drinks to the beat of music provided by the Axe Kings. JEFF McKENZIE and ANDY SMITH. The background vocals are by CHRIS MAYNARD. YVONNE YOUNG, and JODY WELCH. Master of ceremonies DAVE WETMORE GRABS the mike and announces the beginning of the dance contest. The night's favorites are PAULA EARL, SUE FABOZZ1. BARB KENYON. LINDA HADLEY. WYZO. MIKE HAGAN, and RICH POST. In the midst of all the action we see famous vets GUY CURRAN and DICK THOMPSON discussing hernia operations on billy goats. KENT ARNOLD and CLIFF GRUPF. enter the conversation to inquire about the possibilities of cross-breeding a cow and a pig to cowig. The scene shifts to the opposite corner where secretaries CINDY DAVIS. MARILYN KRONSBF.IN. VALERIE SHOWIE and KATHY MROZCKO are chatting over dinner with oil magnates JOHN DENKER and MARK QUINLAN. Entering, we see DAN CONNELLY, pro golfer, just off his great win at Pebble Beach. Included in his group are silver screen starlet NAN ALDERSON and her entourage of bodyguards JOE BAC-ZKOWSK1. WAYNE WEAVER, and MICHEL FONTAINE. Also in this group is sportscaster JOE “the amazing mouth” YANKOWSKI. Following Joe are the New York Knicks talented rookies DENNIS and DREW ROETF.RS. BROOKE SAWYER, and BOB WOOD. At the bar we see New York Cosmos coach BOB HARTMAN shootin the breeze with Jacque Cousteau’s personal assistant marine biologist. STUART WILDAY. Rubbing elbows with the coach is CARL NEAHR. forest ranger in the Ewell Gibons Memorial Park. At the end of the bar we see engineers LF.S DUBB. PERRY ORAPF.LLO. and TOD COWPER discussing the possibilities of building an atomic powered toothbrush. Just getting in from the Swiss Alps are professional downhill skier BOB KOZLOWSKI and cross country skier JEAN WESTA. Shifting to the other side of the dance floor KENNETH BOERENKO whips out his chain saw to assist JACK BUTTON in cutting up the rafters for firewood. Computing all this data are CATHY MURPHY and PENNY STANTON: doing their thing on their portable computer terminal. Next to the computer pros are RUTH PECHTEL and CHRIS GUNDERSEN who are considering opening a beauty salon. During the action, dancer MIKE HAGAN twists his back and physical therapist BECKY MACLACHLAN rushes over to apply first aid. Up by the stage soaking up the beat of some Bob Mar-ley Reggea music is contractor SANDI WHEELER and her foreman DUANE JOHNDROW. Back at the bar MIKE STENSTREAM continually harasses bartender DON PABIS to put more sunrise in his tequila. Bartender JAMIE PALMATEER is seen chatting with artists KATHY CETNAR and TONI MARRA. Car maintenance specialists DON SPRINGER and BRAD SABATEL.LI are deciding whether or not to strip golf pro DAN CONNELLY'S car. In the far corner stuntman TIM KENYON is recuperating from his latest accident. It seems he suffered a broken leg while trying to jump Kelly’s Irish Pub. He seems to be getting alot of sympathy from accountant BONNIE O'BOYLE and NANCY LOVELESS. Lighting technician BRIAN FOGG seems to have his minor stage fire under control while TED LAFFORTHUM. otherwise known as the masked executioner. converses with his manager Fred Blassy. Social Worker TOM SIVIK offers to buy athletic trainer MARY O'SULLIVAN a drink. Mary decides to go off training and accepts his invitation. At the door professional lifeguard-surfer DEB CAN ELL enters and heads for the bar amidst the rip-tide of dancers, while Olympic marathoner MEL NEAHR practices by running up and down the bar. Pharmacist LIBBY GIBBONS hops behind the bar to mix up one of her own concoctions. The last thing heard from the group of serious partiers is “we’ll drink to that! 125 CLASS CHATTERBOXES NICEST PERSONALITIES Sandi and Perry John and Heide TEACH ER S PESTS Kelly and Mike MOST SHY Marilyn and Brad FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Laura and Jeff 126 FAVORITES MOST ATHLETIC Mary and Bob MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nan and John CLASS FLIRTS Sandi and Jeff MOST POPULAR Bob and Heide CUSS CHAMPION GALWAY CERTRA ANNUAL E1ELBD MOST CLASS SPIRIT Mary and John 127 CLASS CLOWNS Jeff and Kelly Nice wallet. Look Ma. no cavities. Boy. have I got to go! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Oh yeah? 128 Look Ma. no bod. Now who could that be? Another action-packed day at Galway! But Mommy. I don’t want my hair cut. For the fi helped us to grow. And the happiness they brought us all thise times. I And now that high school days are done There's a closeness we've never felt before. We feel the pain of reality prevailing; knowing our day-to-day contact will be no more. We've suffered and triumphed, shared laughter and tears. All banding together when things went wrong. It gave us a oneness few classes ever feel And we've got the pride we’ve searched for so long. Yet there's happiness also as our final year ends. A feeling of accomplishment is herb as we part. We’ve made it, we’re here, after so many doubts. And it’s here the beginning of our lives is to start. We begin our new lives with a gift we've all given — The memories that are engraved in our hearts to stay. That gift is found to be the most precious. Remembered long after our voices fade away. We part thanking Gull flJI 111 bin Iriendships And thanking friends for helping us grow. With many a wish for fulfillment of dreams And a feeling of love only a senior could know Becky MacLachlan 129 A D S. 130 Scotch Church Grocery Grocery — Service Station ROBERT and ANNA HOEFINGER Gifts Corner 147 and 67 Phone — 882-6437 Grocery — Beer Coffee and Sandwich Shop Clothes Foreign — American Auto Repairs NYS Inspection Open 7 a.m. — 8 p.m. The Craft Studio Open 10-9 Tues. 10-5 Wed., Thurs., Sat. From Jan. — May Closed Fri. at 5 Handbags Jewelry Ronco Tool and Die Co., Inc. Precision Mold Making Precision Machining Tools Dies Fixtures Phones (518) 883-5593 Fish House Road (518)882-9233 Galway, N. Y. 12074 Galway Central School C.S.E.A. i,¥ cSvii Vasel's Gulf 24 Hour Towing Auto Repairs Groceries — Bait — Tackle — Ammo Goodyear Tires Route 29 Galway. N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of ’78 Good Luck From Your Friends at Segel's Jewelers Holzheimer and Amsterdam. New York Shaul For All Your Jewelry From Amsterdam Mall Class Rings to Diamond Amsterdam. New York 12010 Engagement Rings Torani's Boot and Buckle Jackie's Ceramics The Friendly Family Shoe Store R.D. 1 Galway Ballston Road Ballston Spa. N.Y. 45 East Main St. Downtown Amsterdam Lessons — Greenware Ph. 842-3150 Supplies Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. and Fri. Nights till 9 p.m. Phone 822-9144 Burnt Hills Beauty Jim's Place Salon R.D. 1 Galway — Route 29 All Legal Beverages 131 Lake Hill Road Lunches Served Daily Phone 399-5788 JIM BELL. Prop. Arlene M. Sitterly, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Brokers Phone 882-9588 Tom and Ann's Service Station 460 N. Perry St. Johnstown. New York 12095 “For Complete Automotive Service” Business Phone Residence Phone Service Is Our Business 518-762-9885 518-883-3768 TOM GRIMES—Prop. Rt. 147 133 The Varden Portrait For sane people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel chac there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduation is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in fine portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. 134 fecuttanA f STUDIOS INC CHUCK'S STORE Galway, N.Y. Greeting Cards, Gifts. Soda Fountain. Lunches Groceries 882-9592 CHUCK and RUTH QUINLAN Concrete Sand Stone Sand Mason Sand Gravel Twin Cities Sand Gravel Co., Inc. Telephone (518)762-9113 Maple Ave. Exit Johnstown, NY 12095 O'Brien Pharmacy Ballston Spa New York Tartan Glen Kennel English Setters Boarding and Training Septic and Water Systems Equipment Hauling E. St. Louis Excavating and Fill R.D. 2, Broadalbin New York 12025 Galway AC518-882-1082 Trask True Value Hardware 210 E. Main Street Amsterdam. N.Y. Phone 842-7000 Everything in Hardware Congratulations to the Class of ’78 Ellsworth Ice Cream, Inc. 120 Division St. Saratoga Springs. N.Y. 135 Elaine's Beauty Salon H. F. Timmerman Agency Inc. Peaceable Street Charlton, New York 212 Mohawk Ave. Scotia. New York Phone: 882-9481 All Types of Insurance Amsterdam Mobile Homes Compliments of RD 4. Rt. 30. — Perth Amsterdam, New York Holbrook Farm Phone: Office — 842-0437 John Lavigne 518 843-3318 Best Wishes to the Class of ‘78 ” WATERPROOFING 1 A SAND BLASTING Arnold Haven Farms £ 4% iooa SucCeteu J Elwood, Donna Lou and Son. Rick. Chuck and Kent ( Complete .Uome 'Maintenance Registered Holsteins 1 (5181 882 9315 JOCKEY STREET 1 I CLAUDE ISABELLE BALLSTON SPA N Y 12020 J William Bazen and Son Compliments of Bulldozing — Backhoeing Pat's Picnic Tables Top Soil — Fill Dirt — Crushed and Stone and Gravel RD 5 Amsterdam Phone: 842-6769 Geri's Hillside Beauty Salon 136 Congratulations to the Class of ’78 From Hop Avery's Service Station Auto Repairs — VW Service Standard Builders Supply Hagaman, N.Y. and Broadalbin, N.Y. Schell's Red Cross Pharmacy Wolfe's Store JOHN F. RAKSTIS, R.Ph. RD Middle Grove, N.Y. Phone 842-5460 179 East Main R B Builders, Custom Building and Remodeling Phone: 882-9454 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1978 From Tel. 882-6623 Congratulations to the Class of ’78 From Betor's Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Alderson Your Family Clothier 256-258 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa. 885-9201 137 Old Homer's Store Imported Cheeses Fresh Baked Goods Located Next to Country Kitchen Lake Hill Rd. and Rt. 50. Burnt Hills See the Difference Homemade Bread. Domestic and Imported Cheeses. Homemade Doughnuts. Honey. Preserves. Syrups Maple Sugar Products, Coffee and Tea Congratulations Seniors! From the Galway Play Best Wishes From ers Veeder Yelverton Co. Pharmacists FoCastle Farm Country Store Free Delivery Phone 399-5222 — 399-5424 Burnt Hills 166 Kingsley Rd. Burnt Hills. N.Y. Compliments of Burnt Hills Lanes 825 Saratoga Rd. Burnt Hills. N.Y. Phone 399-8421 Compliments of Faust D'Andrea Wines and Liquors Corner Washington and West Ave. Saratoga Springs, New York Compliments of Czub's Store Gas Snappy Cheese Harmony Corners — Rt. 67 Amsterdam-Ballston Rd. £op Home of (Saitoag 138 Available for Parties and Banquest up to 100 Tues.-Sat. 5-10 p.m. Phone 842-8915 Sun. 1 to 9 Geo. A. Wheeler Inc. Builder and Developer 371-5266 Galway, N.Y. 882-6496 Thomas P. Deveno Land and Real Estate Developing In Saratoga County Complete Utility Systems, etc. 139 H. A. Hart Congratulations- Construction to the Class of ’78 Inc. General Contractors Galway Fill Dirt Parent Road Construction Site Development Teacher Student R.D. 3 Amsterdam, N.Y. Association Phone — Schenectady 399-9639 eLivo+on A pa. 22S-53U u Genenr1 North Gate Homes Inc. Kline General Auto Supply Co., Inc. Quality Homes and Service Route 30 Peath EDDROZINSHI Off.: 518-843-0191 RD 4 Res.; 518—843-0471 Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 780-790 State St. Schenectady, N.Y. 12307 CLIFFOR R. C1TCE Phone 346-5281 Tire Dept. President 346-8505 T.V. Dept. Best Wishes CQAP 24 Hour Road Service 5Phone 842'8811 Alpin Haus Ski Shop m Ace Service Center Wallins Corners Rd. Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 Heavy Duty Truck Repair Truck Refrigeration Wrecker Service Available RD 4 — Perth Rd.. Amsterdam. N.Y. 12010 Business Ph. 346-0175 We Rent Cars and Trucks Day — Week — Month Judi's Coiffures Morris Ford 28 Sacandaga R.D. Scotia, N.Y. Owner and Stylist — JUDI BECKER 2 Locations Rt. 50 Rt. 50 Ballstan Spa. Burnt Hills 885-6767 399-9188 Your Friendly Hardware Dealer” Used Car Sales Mechanical and Collision Service Wayside Hardware Garden Center Schlegel's Enterprises Inc. Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. JOHN P. SCHLEGEL. Pres. (518)399-9494 799 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia. N.Y. 141 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 78 From Senior Chorus Congratulations Graduates For People With Good Taste Joe Collins Restaurant Route 9 South Broadway Saratoga Springs 142 McConchie's Heritage Acres Family Campground Division St. R.D. 1 Galway, New York Phone 882-6605 Compliments of the Cottage Farms and Green House Amsterdam, N.Y. Funston of Scotia 220 Vley Road, Scotia, N.Y. 12302 Dial 346-0867, 372-4749 Lumber — Millwork — Hardware Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturdays till noon Village Paint and Wallpaper Distributor of Masury Paints 882-9860 146 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N.Y. Harbrook Co. 146 Vley Rd., Scotia, N.Y. RUSS BROOKS 372-7101 Aluminum, Screens, Windows, Doors, Porch and Patio, Enclosures Congratulations to the Class of ’78 Simkins Hansen Galway, N.Y. Complete Excavating 882-9989 “Modern Oil Heat With Old Fashioned Dependability' J. H. Buhrmaster Co., Inc. Established 1913 421 Sacandaga Rd„ Scotia, N.Y. 346-2341 Bob-A-Doo Enterprises, Inc. RD 4 on U.S. 30 5 Miles North of Amsterdam Amsterdam, New York 12010 AC 518 — Ph. 842-3350 143 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From the Class of 1977 Rowledge Agency, Inc. 139 Mohawk Ave. Complete Insurance Service — Low Auto and Home Rates Phone — 374-8453 144 Central Plumbing Heating Supply Co., Inc. Kohler of Kohler Plumbing Fixtures Rheem Furnaces and Water Heaters National — U.S. Boilers 141 Freemans 372-2981 Bridge Rd. Schenectady, N.Y. 12302 372-3208 S+ockade Mobil Park Inc. Rock City Falls Town of Milton Renting Spacious Wooded Lots 885-9849 145 Roland J. Downs, Inc. Airport Road Scotia. New York 12302 Phone 399-9126 For the Finest in Heating -Air-Conditioning — Insulation — Compliments of Bobby and Theresa D'Andrea Saratoga Men's Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Compliments of Swire's Dept. Store, Inc. 113 Mohawk Ave. Scotia. N.Y. 12302 Specializing in Panasonic and Sony Stereos Congratulations From the Galway Market Reasonable Rates Prompt Service E. D. Schena Rubbish Removal Residential — Commerical R.D. 1 Galway, N.Y. 12074 Galway. N.Y. Burt's Flowers Sacandaga Road Phone 883-5526 J. Schena 882-1051 V2.AA. . ' Seth IF Drugs SETH J. SISKIN. R.Ph 162 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia. N.Y. 12302 Seth Says: Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Gemmette's Hair Stylists 223 Mohaw'k Ave. Scotia. New York Phone 372-4497 1 46 Highland Kennels Good Luck Whitesides Rd. Galway Baxter's Mini AKC . Registered Puppies and Boarding Market 882-6619 Log N'Flame Wood Stoves Lawn Mowers Tillers Tractors Mopeds Chain Saws Parts Sales Service Rentals Stove and Fireplace Models Combination Furnaces and Add-On Furnaces Accessories Insulated Chimney Pipe B B Equipment Co. Route 30 Between Vail Mills and Mayfield Division St. RD 1 Galway 882-9152 Phone (518) 883-5412 Best Wishes Class of '78 Perth Lumber Co., Inc. Complete Building Supplies J J Beauty and Barber Supply Perth Road — Route 30 Amsterdam. N.Y. 12011 Amsterdam Broadalbin 842-6300 883-5111 843-4562 United Hairline Mushroom Patch ' Ceramics CHERYL LEE Unisex Mairstyling R.D. 1 Galway. N.Y. 12074 Wholesale — Retail — Supplies — Classes 39 Front St. Ballston Spa. N.Y. 12020 885-8128 Certified Mayco Paint Teacher Certified NCMA Teacher 883-3166 Registered Quarter Horses Congratulations, Class of 1978 Home of “Kingsville Lad N.P.S.S.H.A. High Point Stallion Burnt Hills Books Saddles and Tack Arnoldvale Farms Corner of Lake Hill Road and Route 50 Quality Dairy Products Burnt Hills 399-7004 West Charlton The Present Place George Quick's Garage Colonial Mini Mall Hagaman, New York 12086 R.D. 1 Route 29 Galway. New York 12074 MARGARET LEPPIERI (518) 842-7452 Towing and General Repairs (518)882-9900 CB Sales Complete Line and Service of Accessories Galway Coin Laundry Two-Way Communications Perth Road. Route 30 Amsterdam. N.Y. 12010 (518)842-9010 2 Miles North of Galway on Route 147 Mon.-Fri. 11 A.M. — 10 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. — 6 P.M. Prop. GEN and FLOYD DENISON ' i Miles North Bob Howland of Amsterdam Sawbuck Ch. 5 Phone —882-9597 Agway u Edmund Toolan OPTICIAN C. C. McChesney and Sons Hours: Evenings and Weekends for Your Convenience Galway. New York 12074 Whitesides Rd. Galway. New York 12074 Dial 882-1241 Telephone 882-9430 148 Congratulations to the Class of '78 Compliments of Richard F. Manell Well Drilling Contractor Jockey Street Phone 882-6155 Galway. New York Phone (518)458-1366 or 374-1864 Congratulations to the Class Don's Moving and of 78 Storage Inc. Jim Longwell 214 South Terry Street Schenectady, New York 12305 Commercial Storage and Chevrolet Inc. Broadalbin’s Largest Chevy Dealer Distribution Route 29 and Pine St. Overseas Shipping Rigging Broadalbin. N.Y. 12025 Bus. Phone (518)883-3436 Call American Red Ball Worldwide Movers (518)725-4326 149 Perth Bible Church Extends Sincere Congratulations to the Class of 1978 . . . and an Equally Sincere and Cordial Invitation to Join Us Weekly for Services. Charles F. Scheide. Sr.. Pastor ASSISTANTS TO THE PASTOR Frank P. Geremia, Jr. Director of Youth and Christian Education Robert C. Calhoun Business Administrator and Bus Director Robert F. Fisher Director of Music Ministries GOD S INVITATION Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and Thou Shalt Be Saved Acts 16:31 CHURCH SERVICES Sunday School 9:30 Morning Service 10:45 Children's Churches 10:45 Evening Services 7:00 Children's Groups 7:00 OTHER OPPORTUNITIES Midweek Service Wed. 7:15 Choir Practice Wed. 8:30 Visitation Thurs. 7:00 Teen Clubs Thurs. 7:00 150 the Bible as it is . . . for men as they are! Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Compliments of Pettit Equipment, Inc. Industrial, Farm and Garden. Equipment, Sales and Service (518)885-53% R.D. 2. Rt. 50 South Ballston Spa, New York Lobster Pound Sea Food Market 824 Saratoga Rd.. Route 50 Across From Burnt Hills Bowling Fresh Fish — Clams — Shrimp — Oysters Crabmeat Now Featuring FRIED SEAFOOD Earrings — Rings Watches — Clocks Johnson's Jewelry Store 885-6820 Home of Keepsake Diamonds 91 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa. N.Y. Galway Teachers' Association Congratulations to the Class of '78 151 152