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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

This year’s dedication goes to a person that everyone at Galway comes in contact with at least once. After that, people seem to keep coming back to him as a true friend. His personality, warmth, and friendliness seem to attract anyone and everyone. Besides all this, he is dedicated to his work and has managed to get the yearbook out every year for the past thirteen years. We, the staff of the 1980 Galway Piper, feel that we have made an excellent choice in our selection of Mr. Stephen Ruszczyk for this year’s dedication. 3 Table of Contents Executive Staff: Advisor — Mr Ruszczyk Editor — Elizabeth Gaines Layout — Tracy Stanley Photography — Sheri Letourneau Artwork — Anne Westa Circulation — Kim Rowe Typing — Chris Sawyer Ads — Susan Manell 4 Faculty and Administration Seniors Underclassmen Sports Activities Ads page 5 page 17 page 59 page 77 page 101 page 127 Mr. Ronald Gillespie Mr. Richard Lukasiewicz Mr. Wallace VanDerwerker Sitting Mrs Reedy, Mrs. Gaines — President, Mrs Parkinson Standing: Mr Lachtrupp, Mr McConhie, Mr. Jezierski, Mr Wood 6 Math Department Mr. Swierowski Mr. Barkley Mr. Gorga Business Department Mrs. VanVranken Mr. Nolett e History Department Mr. Ruszczyk Mr. Connelly Mr. Fesler Mrs. Wilkins Mrs. Thompson Librarian Resource Teacher Mr. Davenport Mrs. T rask 9cience Department Mr. Naple Mr. Sutton Mrs. Westa Mr. Dickinson Mrs. Estus Health Home-Ec Mr. Gray Mr. Rhodes Industrial Arts Department Mr. Smith Music Depart- ment Miss Cervenka Mr. Sleeper 11 Physical Education Department Mr. Goodemote Mrs. Agar Mrs. Riggins Mr. Birbilis Reading Qchool Nurse Mrs. Hagarty 12 Office Staff B Pawlowski, J. Wolff. N. Simboli. J. Lesniewski. L. Clifford. M Mottau Guidance Counselor Secretary Mrs. Buchner Mrs. Wolff 13 Bus Drivers Row 1 L Slezak. B Tidd, S. Reichel, P Gilchrist. Row 2: D. Mayer. V. Wolfe. S. Chase. A Green. M Wadsworth. P Surdyka. N Stanton. A Springer Custodians Row 1 E Loveless. J. Rowbo. M Seelow Row 2: C. Lewis. D. Smith. J. Klementowski. M Thatcher. Cafeteria Staff Seated M Grant. K. Zajaceskowski. M. Sherman. M Smith. Standing: D. Stangle. D. Suits. S. Sowle. 14 Ride 'em cowboy1 Hard at work Gimme’ a break! Can I help you? 15 Wow. look at her! Now did I say that right? Senior Class Officers Kneeling: M Kalinkewicz — President, E Gaines — Vice-President Standing: M Murphy— Historian. T Cowper — Sergeant at Arms, E, Hilger — Secretary, R Goodhue — Sergeant at Arms, K Rohling — Treasurer 18 ADVISOR MR. NAPLE Theresa Abrams Moments sweet and rare, lost without a care Keep them safe within your mind.” “The love of nature is the only love that does not deceive human hopes. Scott Armer Stan Armer Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than upon what they make us see in ourselves. Sarah Grand 19 Remember yesterday Live Today Dream Tomorrow David Bintz Jennifer Bermas Steve Bornitzke 20 Once the tree starts to fall retreat quickly, and keep on logging. James Button It is better to have one friend of great value than many friends who are good for nothing. Maria Cokelet Linda Collins Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. 21 Scott Comrie Terry Cowper “Press On” Terri Craft 22 Susan Denison The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of LOVE Happiness in the Heart, Puts Sunshine in the day Diane Denker Tim Downes “My life is free, now my life is clear Black Sabbath 23 Life is not fo impress, but to live Jon Dreymann Larry Dumar Oil on canvas Couplets and stanzas To divine who you are Pencil portrayals Jealous betrayals Get you further afar Jamie Earl 24 Gail Farrell Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know?'' First you see the hills in the painting. Then you see the painting in the Ann Fournier hills Elizabeth Gaines The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather loved in spite of ourselves Hugo 25 GYM Live golden apples in silver settings are words spoken at the proper time.” Proverbs Matthew Gibbons 7 ■ Roger Goodhue Lead kindly light, amid the encircling gloom. Lead me on!” Pamela Gordon 26 Lisa Hammond If you have a friend worth loving, love him. If you hear a prayer that moves you. join it. Trust the Harvest Giver 27 We can never know about the days to come, but we think about them anyway And I wonder if I’m really leaving now. or chasing after some finer day Carly Simon Donna HoNenbeck 28 Mark Kalinkewicz Jeff Kingsbury So often times it happens, that we live our lives in chains, and we never know we have the key.” Jim Letourneau Amy Lukasiewicz Love knows no limit to its endurance, no end to its trust, no fading of the hope, it can outlast anything Love still stands when all else has fallen.” Corinthians 29 “I will not tell you I love you. for fear your feelings will tell you to say the same words in return Yet the fear is that the feelings won't be of love, but rather the feelings of obligation Beth Lyons There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm Life is a gamble all along. Winners or losers keep rollin' on. So go and roll the dice. You only live twice. So do it or die ARS. Michael Manning 30 Love wasn't put in the heart to stay, Love isn't Love til you give it away Toni Marcellus Maryanna Milton That love is all there is is all we know of love. Emily Dickinson Nora Monroe Start a new chapter I find what I'm after, is changing everyday the change of a seasons enough of a reason to want to get away Rush 31 So if you think you think your life is complete confusion ’cause your Margaret Murphy neighbors got it made, just remember, please, it's a grand illusion and deep inside we're all the same Styx Darlene Myers To love something is to let it be free; if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was Kelvin Neahr 32 James Quinn Darin Reichel What you own is your own kingdom; What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power What you live is your own story . Rush 2112 33 Love is like Nature. Pure and natural Denise Reynolds Debra Rivers Some days it seems I only open my mouth to change feet. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step ” Loretta Rogers 34 Love is blind, friendship tries not to notice.1' Otto von Bismarck Kirsten Rohling Carla Russo “Learning never shared is knowledge stolen. Loving never shared is knowledge lost. 35 “Love consists in desiring to give what is our own to another and feeling his delight as our own '' Kimberly Ryan Arnie Sabatelli “Give me a house made of cobblestones shiny, white A roof thatched of reeds still green, wet A window or two A fireplace to burn away every day “He who smiles, spreads happiness He who plants kindness gathers love Those who sow both grows forever” Nancy Salisbury 36 Clarissa Sawyer You can always count on me to be there whenever I'm needed no matter where our separate paths may lead. The days come and go, but they say nothing, and it we do not use the gifts they bring, they carry them as silently away. Emerson V Darren Schaperjahn Wine, Women, and Song! 37 Keep my wheels rollen, my tank full, and a girl who loves me and I'm Walter Schmidt happy David Scott Shane Scoville 38 Shelly Scoville And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, (otherwise, the day is wasted.) For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed Dog s best friend is man. Derek Sherman Kimberly Sherman I am headed for a place far. far away, a place called tomorrow, on a road called today 39 How rare true love may be, it is still less rare than true friendship. La Rochefoucauld David Smith Johanna Smith We are made wise not by the recollections of our past, but by the responsibilities of our future. George Bernard Shaw 40 Marguerite Spensieri I. would rather be a dreamer, with visions to be realized, than a realistic person without dreams. Betty Springer Where there is Faith there is love Where there is Love there is peace Where there is Peace there is God Where there is God there is no Need.” Debra St. Louis The Joys of living are loving and being loved in return. 41 Moss never grows on a rolling stone.” Dan Stenstream Malcolm Thatcher 3T Kathleen Tranka Let's close the door on all our yesterdays for us there's only today and tomorrow — Unknown — 42 Wendy VanHall If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words.” Jolene Vroman If all my golden moments could be rolled into one, they would shine like the sun for a summer day. James Taylor Darla Wadsworth Your love can be very strong, but it doesn't have to rule your life! Greg Wetmore Everything is funny, as long as it is happening to someone else Will Rogers CLASS WILLS I, Jim O’Sullivan, leave Galway hoping MG and SB never have another accident and thinking of all the good times with RS. I, Michele Sawyer, leave Galway thanking everyone for some of the best memories I've ever had. I also thank Chris and Dee for being there when I needed them, Mrs. A. and Mrs. R. for helping me along in sports and thanking Sheri for her friendship and the good times we had on track. I, Rebecca Isabelle, leave all my thanks to MF for helping and being there when I needed a sounding board”, all the teachers with one more “Belle” that’s almost as dingy as I, and all my friends the memories of our friendship, Bye Ya'II. I, Darren Schaperjahn, leave Mr. Luke one Scrap-perjon to go, Noonie no more morning tokes, DLS four well used sneakers, and Galway High! I, Debra St. Louis, leave Galway with a new name and a new outlook on life. I thank all of my teachers who helped contribute to my education, and I hope I will do the same to the other St. Louis’s who follow me. I, Kelvin Neahr, leave Galway Central School looking forward to a better place to party and my sister to cope with the teachers. I, Margaret Murphy, leave my friendship and thanks to G.F., E.H., T.C. and L.V., S B. with her own shadow, my brother the wrestling gym and Mr. B. my brother, L.S., L.R., and D.L. remembering the study hall “gossip, and the Art Dept, for it’s Patience. 45 I, Elizabeth Gaines, leave Al bari, sax solo, J.S. a ten times better driver, M.M. 8,000,000 matches, S.A. one out of three, S.K. a recording of Oo,” my buddies a dozen big cookies, and my nicknames, especially Dibby,” for posterity. I, Maria Cokelet, leave regretfully, with many happy memories, and leaving behind wonderful friends. I also leave Mr. Davenport a used Barry Manilow record, my homeroom teacher some peace and quiet, and my nickname, Ducky, to anyone that wants it. I, Kim Rowe, leave Galway being the only KJM O'RWE, and having Dolly, for my best friend. Always remember, B.L., S.K., K.T., K.R., R.G., JW, AL, SL, GZ, DM, EW, SS, S„ Mrs. L. and Mrs. G„ I love you all! I, Eric Hilger, leave Mr. Naples a more mellow homeroom than he had in recent years, a well made trail behind Chucks. Mr. Nollet with an ulcer from law, M.C., H.B., and J.S. one more partying year, and the Galway stage with one less actor. I, Beth Lyons, leave GHS telling KJR and SK “I don't know!! my shadow” behind; with much love to KR, SK, KR, Mrs. E.L. and Mrs. G. and BM. Remembering outrageous” things and being known as the quiet, shy and sedate one! I, Denise Reynolds, leave as the last of us, with many happy memories. Much thanks to all my teachers, also to join my guy, and telling M B. to control herself and good luck to RT who I will never forget. I, Arnie Sabatelli, leave M.W. one severed ping-pong paddle, GW a can of light blue paint, JS a dirty joke, JA a perfect notebook, luck to Lisa, and forever with an inspiration, MM. I, Missy Milton, leave JA a perfect notebook, JS trying to raise the standard of 12A, GZ a smile, many memories of BG, AL, and JS, my friendship to GW, LS, and MW, thanks to all, and sharing forever with A S. I, Diane Denker leave Galway thanking all my teachers, especially Mrs. Estus for all her help and understanding, also I leave the last Denker behind. I, Gail Farrell, leave welcoming a new life with arms open wide, hoping the trackstars SB (my shadow), AF and LM never forgetting the ride home from Grandville in 79 and hopefully forever remaining friends MM and SB. I, Walter Schmidt, am not sad or happy to leave Galway. I guess its just a part of life you go through, so I leave BC with one less Baritone, and GB in search of a loyal 55lber. Will-See-Ya. I, Donna Hollenbeck, leave Galway for Mr. Smith to have another Senior to look for, during Homeroom study. I, James Hunter (Jay), leave Galway nothing, Darla to play chesterball by herself, my thanks to Mr. S. and Mr. R. for my great shop abilities, and to be with Cindy and Cassie forever. I'm Gone! I, Scott Comrie, leave Galway for better things and bigger towns — if there are any. I, Darla Wadsworth, leave Galway knowing I’ve learned something and trying to figure out what, I leave my T-shirts to anyone who is crazy enough to wear them, and Mrs. Hagarty with her sanity if she has any left? I, Ethel, alias Chris Sawyer, leave GHS with many fond and happy memories and much thanks to Mrs. A. for putting up with me, A.F. some burnt beets and instructions on jumping rope, Dee my 46 great sense of humor, LS a smile, and thanks to all my friends, especially the “Cute Kid. I, Jon Wolff, leave Galway High School with dreams in one hand and great memories in the other, I also leave Galway with one very special dream and K.R. will make it come true. I, Kim Ryan, leave GHS with many fond memories of B.G. and A.L.; knowing that J.S. was always there, B.L. and K.R. Thanks! and for bringing someone very special into my life with whom I will always share my memories. I, Terry Cowper, leave H.B., J.S. and M.C. in first period Chemistry, D.S. many happy memories and good luck in the future, L.S. whatever she wants and my friendship to C.S., K.E., S.L., P C., S.A., R.L., J.O. I, Lisa Hammond, leave my love and thanks to Mrs. Wert, Miss Cervenka, Mrs. Buchner, and Mr. Davenport (for making me feel at home in the library) and unhappy history dept, Mike my basketball memories, and Mr. Allen Au revoir. I, Sue Manell, leave Galway remembering the good times, learning from the bad, never forgetting the fun I had in sports or the friends I made along the way. (especially D.R.) Thanks to the teachers who made the last 13 years almost bearable. (Bye B.Y.) I, Johanna Smith, leave GHS with many fond memories, L.N. on her own, M.C.T. still short, A.L. to find her millionaire, E G. looking forward to college life, K.R. a one-way ticket to Rochester, and Thanks, to everyone! I, Amy Lukasiewicz, leave GHS with my father smiling knowing there is only one more of us to go, thanking J.S., E.G. and M.M. for a lot of terrific memories and looking forward to a lot more with J.L. I, Marguerite Spensieri, leave Galway with many happy memories, to Mr. N. one less person from Balston Spa, and Mr. D. his library in one piece, and to all my friends especially K.S., D.D., and L.N. luck and happiness. I, Nora Monroe, leave Galway with my Arctic buddy, Yukon in one hand, and my future in the other. I, Linda Collins, leave Galway leaving my “Shnoz” to K.O'S, and T.S. since they envied it so much, and to L.S. my complaining abilities. Special thanks to Mrs. Agar and Mrs. Riggins. I, Derek Sherman, leave Galway remembering all the good times and forgetting the bad and hoping that I’ll be remembered while sailing on the Great Blue Yonder! I, Kathy Tranka, leave this High School to walk up the stairs to anywhere but here. I, Jon Dreymann, leave GHS a little quieter, also special thanks to Mr. Luke for helping me get through. I, Jeff Kingsbury, leave Galway remembering all the good times and looking to more, and Schmeg and the rest our spot at the Belle. I, Kim Sherman, leave Galway High with all my hard working studies to my two sisters. I, Tim Downes, leave Galway “High” forever, leaving some one else to pick up my good manners. I, Terry Craft, leave GHS happy with life. I, David Bintz, leave Mr. G. with another problem to solve and Mrs. J. one less. I, Cathy Pollard, leave Galway with pleasure. I. Wendy Van Hall, leave Galway to share many more happy years with Adrian. Thanks to Mrs. Van for all the help with Steno. I. Shane Scoville. don't leave anything to anybody because I'm going to take it all with me. I, Kirsten Rohling, leave Laura no ride, Kurt to reach the halls of G.H.S.. Darlene a rainbow, thinking of B.S., many friends and thanks to everyone. I, Lee Sherman, leave M.M and A.S. my share of the Mr. Bill Fund, G.W. and Bum” a case of Hein-iken, L.C. a P.P. shirt, and R.J. my B.B Many thanks to the Faculty and all of my friends. I, Toni Marcellus, leave Galway with one more Mar-cellus to go. Leave L.Z. no place to go during study hall and I leave all my horses at the harness track to anyone who can put up with them. I, Jolene Vroman, leave G.W., and Jane Doe one pair of swim trunks, a banana to whistle with and the I’m so’s.” I leave knowing a lot about toys, right V? I, Betty Springer, leave Galway High smiling. Thanking all my teachers for their help. Leave my office to the next one. Leaving with happy memories and thanking M.C.’s mother for tunafish sandwiches and to be with J.E. forever. I, Loretta Rogers, leave the classrooms and halls free from my laughing, the teachers still wondering what I found so funny, Rauf still waiting for Kermit's autograph, B.l. my thanks for the laughter, Miss C. and Mrs. K. my love and thanks. Bye D.S. V I, Jennifer Bermas, leave with P.O. for exciting years to come. Leaving: H.B. one more year to do it up, Sister S.S. luck and love for the future. M.C., a buck for gas and L.O. one doobie for the road. I, Nancy Salisbury, leave my parents thanking God I'm the last one, S.S. a teen magazine, D.N. thanks for being great, cherishing the laughs, and a bag of peanut M M's. I, Darlene Myers, leave Steve no more scoops about the Dodgers, Leave Kirsten all the happiness. Leave Jeff and Bambi riding the bus, Thanking all the teachers. I, Shelly Scoville, leave GHS to find fun elsewhere. Mrs. Agar one less athlete, M.W. a box of donuts, DS, KR, CS, SS many happy memories, SA hiking boots, CL a one way ticket to trance, LaDuke my Luv. I, Melinda Hoerauf, leave Galway with their hands full with four more Hoeraufs. I leave Galway in hope of joining dreams with W.S., P.D. lost in chorus, and I leave L.R. wondering why W.S. I, Pam Gordon, hereby leave my crutches to Mrs. A., another empty space at the caf. table, Mr. S. with one less person to find, and many memories of happiness. I, Michael J. Manning, leave thanking coaches O” and Ric C., for their running guidance. Mitch, the sole survivor of the officers club, also thanking all the teachers and students for making life here bearable, and finally, saying: Bill Rogers, here I come! I. William Boerenko, leave Galway High as high as I came. I, Susan Denison, leave Galway with many good memories and many thanks to the teachers, also many friends which I hope they get what they want out of life, and somebody else to fill my spot at the lunch table. I, Debra Rivers, leave Galway High to search for a brighter tomorrow, Mr. Swiz all my complaints, SM sharing the memories of our good and bad times, and to find happiness with D.J. The world-renowned town of Galway is definitely buzzing today. Not only is it the site of the 1990 late spring early summer Olympics, but host to the class of 1980 reunion. As Mr. Naple enters the prestigious Galway Hilton, he is greeted by manager AMY LUKASIEWICZ and maitre d' JON WOLFF. Apparently DONALD KELLER is having problems parking the car, but with the help of ROGER GOODHUE and LARRY DUMAR, of the Lar-ger Construction Company, he manages to “make” a space. Traffic is becoming a problem despite the efforts being made by policemen MATT GIBBONS and JIM O'SULLIVAN to get Grand Prix winner, DAN STENSTREAM to pedal his tricycle a little faster. Farming magnate, DAVE SMITH, has the solution-driving his tractor down the center of 147 clearing everything out of the way. Out on the field we see the opening ceremonies for the Olympics beginning. Band leader, JOHANNA SMITH raises her baton as soloist WALTER SCHMIDT breaks into the national anthem. No wait- it’s the Galway Alma Mater and amazingly a few members of the crowd recall the words and join in. The teams are now marching onto the field, led by Galway’s finest dressed in vivid red and white costumes created by designers MELINDA HOERAUF and LORETTA ROGERS and featured in several fashion magazines modeled by DARLENE MYERS and TERI CRAFT. The first event is the fox and hound competition. Limbo expert STAN ARMER and gourmet chef, LINDA COLLINS must try to catch STEVE BOR-NITZKE, author of the Slop Me If You’ve Heard This One, and well-known gymnast DONNA HOLLENBECK. There seems to be a commotion starting near the entrance to the Nature Trail because SCOTT ARMER, famed tree-surgeon, was seen taking over for Stan. Officials TERRY ABRAMS, RICH DATKUN, SHELLY SCOVILLE, and CATHY POLLARD, in the process of making a ruling, are plowed down by marathoner MIKE MANNING, the only man to circle the world on foot. The egg toss can be seen getting underway with team members JIM BUTTON, DIANE DENKER, JON DREYMANN and DEBBIE ST. LOUIS just returning from a world tour. Their opponents, JIM FERRARO, KARL HOEGEMANN, NORA MONROE and BETTY SPRINGER, although the underdogs at the beginning, pull off an amazing victory with a death defying catch by Jim at 30 meters. Looking through the crowd we notice several local dignitaries: Senators LISA HAMMOND and DAVE BINTZ, prima ballerina MARGUERITE SPENSIERI, Galway’s ambassador to France KIRSTEN ROHL-ING, syndicated gossip columnist KIM ROWE, and MISSY MILTON, author of Another Elizabeth the Great?, a comical biography of Kentucky Derby winner ELIZABETH GAINES. JAMES QUINN, RONALD SURDYKA, and DIRK WEAVER, owners of the Galway Auto Body Shop, are in a heated discussion with ERA advocates DARLA WADSWORTH, KIM SHERMAN, KATHY TRANKA, and MARIA COKELET about the use of female mechanics. Restaurant proprietors ERIC HILGER and GAIL FARRELL are seen quibbling over the price of tea in China. JEFF KINGSBURY and DARIN REICHEL, supervisors of Swingtown, the local tree nursery are picking up new techniques from renager JIM LETOURNEAU and RICK LEC-LAIR. 49 Turning our attention back to the field we hear the dull roar of the talking competition. BILL BOER-ENKO, chairman of the local Dairy Association, is running a close second to opera star BETH LYONS. Batting for the bronze are TIM DOWNES and BECKY ISABELLE. and KIM RYAN do a fast, but efficient, job of fixing him up. BUD MURPHY, DARREN SCHAPER-JOHN, and CHRIS BROWN, parole officers for the Galway Penetentiary, have been practicing and each comes up with a penny and a better time than the last. The final event is being held at nearby Galway Lake, and the teams and spectators are being transported there by planes piloted by SCOTT COMRIE and DAVID SCOTT of Aircraft Associates Scott and Scott. Flight attendants JENNIFER BER-MAS, SUSAN MANELL and CARLO RUSSO seem to be making the passengers comfortable during the brief, but turbulent ride. As the last plane touches down we see the first competitor put on his suit and prepare for the scuba diving competition. GREG WETMORE, the first man to juggle his way up Mt. Everest in a wetsuit, must find a penny placed at the bottom by marine biologist MICHELE SAWYER while searching for electric eels which scientist LEE SHERMAN, and electricians JIM HUNTER had KELVIN NEAHR are convinced hold the answer to the world's energy crisis. As the sun sets behind the trees, Galway mayor — Malcolm Thatcher and last years triatholon winner MARK KALINKEWICZ and CHRIS SAWYER step forward to present the awards. They extend a special thanks to those involved in advertising, MARGARET MURPHY, JOLENE VROMAN, behind the scenes activity: Printing results — PAM GORDON, DEBBIE RIVERS and WENDY VAN HALL, and design of the OLYMPIC COMPLEX — JAMIE EARL and TERRY COWPER. AT the close of the games everyone gathers back at the Galway Hilton and editor of the Galway Register, ARNIE SABATELLI, reporters SUSAN DENISON and DENISE REYNOLDS can be seen interviewing the athletes and in general reminiscing with competitors and spectators about the good old days at Galway High. When Greg surfaces it is obvious that he urgently needs medical attention after trying to grab a pearl which he thought was the penny. Apparently pearl divers ANN FOURNIER and TONI MARCELLUS literally beat him to it Nurses NANCY SALISBURY So ends another reunion with talk of what we really want to become and whether there is life after Galway. 50 51 NICEST PERSONALITY Class CLASS CLOWNS Kirsten and Scotl Beth and Eric MOST POPULAR TEACHERS’ PESTS MOST SHY Dan and Beth Pam and Scott 52 MOST ATHLETIC Favorites MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lee and Bitty CLASS FLIRTS Terry and Sue MOST CLASS SPIRIT Bitty and Mark CHATTERBOXES Beth and Bill FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Kathy and Mitch 53 Ponytails are IN this year Huh? What’s so funny guys Life is so rou Notice the resemblance9 Mr. Majestic Hold it in Scott1 10’s!!! You've got to be joking Aw. c’mon. Today Is Only Yesterday's Tomorrow Matt Gibbons and Linda Collins. Dave Fabian and Darlene Myers. Queen — Susan Manell and Scott Armer. Kim Ryan and Jon Wolff. Jennifer Bermas and Perry Orapello 56 On the night of May twenty-six, 1979, we held our prom Today Is Only Yesterday's Tomorrow. It was held in Qchenectady at the Ramada Inn. Everyone danced to the music of “Tranzition. It was a night that holds many memories. 57 Class of '80' We have grown up together Through the last thirteen years. We've shared many good times But now come the tears. Together a long road we have traveled High hills we have climbed Now the friendships we all cherish Are to be left behind We've won many games And have lost some, too. But our spirit goes on _ Though we now may be blue. I The time is here For us to go our separate ways Knowincfmany memories and friends Are always here to stay. Chris Junior Row 1 A Westa. T Stanley. S Letourneau. K O'Sullivan Row 2: A Freer, L. Mosher. J. Smith. A Boxler. M Coller Row 3: B Sowle. R Sowle. H Bermas. B Toal. B O’Neil. R Sleeper Row 1: D. Carr. R Gomula. T Radigan. S. Keller. M Wemple Row 2: L. Ohlidal, C. Barbar. M Toolan, L. Nicholls. L. Curtiss. Row 3: E. Welch. R. Palmateer. K. Mabb. D Chamberlin. L. Bascom. V Plantt 60 Row 1 D Gottobed. G Cetnar. C. Heflin. L. Hartman. E. Hoe-fmger. D Kirk. K Gibbons Row 2: J. Doyle. A Cetnar Row 1 J Garrison. C Perkett. D Isabelle. E Grover Row 2: M Ostrander. M VanDusen. S Barth. M Hoerauf Row 3: H. Pokrzywka. S Colafemma. J Chamberlin. G Krohn Row 1 S Luke. S. Stangle. M McKenna. L Orapello. M. Wielt. Row 2 D Kirk. K. Eaton. J Myers. T Hunter Row 3: S. Bobar. N Haskin. L Thatcher. T Neahr. C. Pitt. H Shepard. J Orzo-lek. PRESIDENT Cindy Heflin V. PRESIDENT: Tracy Stanley SECRETARY: Denean Kirk TREASURER: Evelm Hoefmger 61 Sophomore Row 1 J Reichel. L Mothon. P Foil. A J Sellers. H Hoefinger. D Luke. W Yankowski. P Lukasiewicz Row 2 M White. B Ostrander. K Cetnar. T Basford. L Rohling. D Spagnola. K Curtiss. D Baker. T Sowle Row 1: P Denison. M Phillips, C Myers Row 2: R Tobey. L. Radigan, C Paige. C Collyer. D. Quinn. L Mosher Row 3: T. Panasuk. L. Mosher. K McConchie. L Ziroli. J McGowan Row 1 H Donnan. K Hansen. J Simpkins. S. Gorga. B. Toolan. J Daley. J Terry. A Gaudreau Row 2 R Hammond. T. Taylor. C. Allen. W. Plantt. M. Smith. P. Donohue. K. Mel-ick. 62 Class Row 1 J. Reedy. C Vroman. S Wood. G. Clark. K Quinn. B Sleight. J. Howard. D. O'Dell Row 2 J Bintz. L. Gibbms. T Sherman. L. Sakala, P Carlucci. L Sherman. K Bobar. C Korowajczyk. R. Lawrence. Row 1 T Nadler. K Rundell. W Caton. K Canell. Row 2: T Carr. D. Bogel. M Spensieri. M O'Brien. S Hadley Row 3: M McQuade. J Bezio. D Murphy. E. Pelcher. A Hoerauf. J Rivers PRESIDENT Donna Luke V. PRESIDENT Paula Carlucci SECRETARY: Lynn Sakala TREASURER: Terri Sherman SERGENTAT ARMS: Danny Murphy HISTORIAN: Kelly Curtiss 63 Freshman Row 1 R Aussicker. M Frament. M Spagnola. C Trerise. S Hyde. R St Louis. E Pelcher. B Sleight Row 2 R Baker. L Surdyka. C. Fontaine. T Cokelet. L Emigh. G Trerise. R Jackowski. M Westa, L Vokatis. D Waller. P Hoefmger. M. Senecal Row 1: J. Haller. G. Stanley. J. Baker. A. Hammer. K. Heflin. A Hayes. S Curcio Row 2 W Kalinsky, B WEst. T Hotchkiss. S. Hargrave. J Taylor. S. Yankowski. L. Voehrmger. H Vroman. D Woods. E. Howlett Row 1: L. A Male. L. Carlucci. D Mmkler. S Lamb. S. Knizek. D. Plantt. B Kingsbury. D. Sawyer. Row 2 G Kondrat. K Senecal. T. Symonds. D Schmidt. A. Benware. T. Comrie. N. Earley. M Becker. G. Caton. S. Eaton. L. Keller. M Earl. 64 Class Row 1 R. Hunter. J Nicholls. G. McHugh. G Sanders. R Wemple. P Sowle. J Spensieri, R. Knizek Row 2: J Trigg. J Button. M Nielsen. C. LaFountain. D Jones. P Jensen. L. Sabatelli. D Bombard. S Russo. T. Franklin. S. Colafemina. T Gottobed Row 1 K O'Brien. J Daley. D Mayette. D Klamp, R LeClair. J Martin. E Bornitzke. J Millias Row 2: J. Kronsbein, R. Van Dusen. J. Doepel. A Ohlidal. T. Maille. G. Denker. M. Bixby. J Bates. J. Cuckoo. C. Frewin.A Leduc. J. Ball PRESIDENT: Lisa Voehringer V PRESIDENT: Mark Westa SECRETARY Sandra Hargrave TREASURER: Jennifer Martin 65 Eighth Row 1: M Firth. R Schmidt. D Collins. P Hargrave. J Hadley. M Burnell Row 2: B Sullivan. JD Arnold. T. McConchie, P Benware. M. Panasuk Row 3: P Jameson. D. Arnold. A. Van-Voast, B Bobar. T. Murphy Row 1 K. McCarthy. L. Pawlowski. S. Hyde, T. Reedy. P. Jackson. L. Sherman. Row 2: C. Hamilton. D. Dygert. L. Gau-dreau. F Cassetta. K. Welch. Row 3: J Gagne. C. Eaton. J Vanderhorst. L. Hoegeman. R Yannitell Row 1 B LaFountain. N Warner. L. Ramsey, L. McConchie. R Hunter. Row 2: K Boutelle. M Donohue. R. Wood. M Ostrander. L. Lueck. P Nielson Row 3: S. Watrobski. D. Dig-gms. K Russell. M Gorga. D. Woods. 66 Grade Row 1: J. Galarneau. J. Dahlin, J. Jones. R. Pushee. N. Todd, H VanVoast. K Bascom Row 2: K Neahr. J. Guilder. C. Hayes. K Spetta. T Quinlan. L Homic. Row 3: M Becker. S. Standharl. D Diggins. M Chamberlin. E. Trigg. C. McChesney Row 1: J. Thompson. E. VanHall. D Rundell. D. Bolduc. D. Murtlow. Row 2: T Ferraro. B VanDusen. P Tyler. D Marcel-lus, M Ohlidal. D Madej Row 3: K Donovan. D. Clark. R. Brown. M White. R Harris. Row 1 R Canell. J Haller. M Boxler. R. Blood. T. Abrams Row 2: B Wemple. E Nanartowich. P. DiCerbo. B. Pribis. D Missimer Row 3: D Wnuk. M White. R Brown. A LaFleur. 67 Qeventh Row 1 D. Sullivan, D Bandy. R Hall. D Gomula. L Bogel. B Benham. Row 2 R Blood. J Daignault. B Wesch. D Pettit. F Meyers. D Mayette. B Cramer Row 3: J. Tobey. J Boutelle. D Tilley. D Schaper-jahn. S Trigg. J Rivers Row 1: D. Clark. B Van Dorn. W Jackson. P Wilson. S. Stangle. J Becker Row 2 L. Reismger. K Tittensor. A Maynard. S. Murtlow. D Mmkler. L. Sherman. Row 3: M Tomkins. P Quackenbush, E. Cwiakala. A. LeDuc. P Weaver. J Snyder Row 1 T Neal. J La Port. S Powers. J. Sanders. A Averbach. B O'Sullivan Row 2: R Henderson. M Palmateer. R Tenace. A Bolduc. K Roll. A Paige Row 3 E Guilder. R Palmateer. B Pierson. M Kortz. J Orzokek. H Earley. B Phillips 68 Grade Row 1 L Tolson. A Farina, L Sakala. P Adamko-ski. J Fontaine. M De Graff Row 2 B Abrams. S Allen. J Ball. T Curtiss. R Faas. S Martin. S Barber Row 3 D. Knizek, P Hammond. D Hoerauf. C Malley, A Armer. J Douglas. Row 1 L Johnson. M La Porte. E Hammer. S Burt. C Mazur. R Emench. M Collins. J. Jessop Row 2 M Fuelner. L Hollis. L Hicks. K Fournier. A Grant. B Earley Row 3 T Kirchofer. J Aus-sicker. C Morris. D Berhaupt. D Euler Row 1 D. Mangme. T Stewart. M Cokelet. D Kempf. K Sherman. K. Robbins. D Bezio Row 2 J Stangle. R Eaton. K Parks. B Brice. M Russell. J. Diggms Row 3 K Robbins. J Sowle. A Armer. N Tilley. M Tomkins. B Meyers 69 BOCEQ Row 1 D Weaver. E Grover. R. Datkun. J. Quinn. Row 2: T. Marcellus. A. Keller. D Denker. H. Shepard. N. Salisbury, J Hall. A. Fournier Row 1 J. Ferraro. C. Vroman. J. Myers. Row 2: S. Colafemina. W. Brown. L Orapello. J Button. M Ostrander. 70 Which way to the bathroom? Aw, Shucks. If looks could kill. Crow' I'm innocent, really! I've got this terrible stiff neck I just can't be seen like this. Oh, you don't mean that! Oh, this test is a cinch. Who, me7 Nitty! Look at me' I hope he doesn't notice my dandruff1 Galway's swim team Oh. no! You little devil! Life’s a breeze' I think I'll scrap this test. What’s so funny?? Just say I do” and let’s get it over with. This class just cracks me up1 Ah. perfect1 Finding your true identity at G.H.S. Who is this guy. Deanna?” But I am smiling!!! Aw shucks, you shouldn't have. Ain't she sweet? Doya think I’m sex ? I KNOW I’m gorgeous, but you don’t have to tell me! I’m just speechless. As the time nears, I am nervous I want to enjoy each day. but can On what lies ahead — A new life, new friends, and new memories I don't want to go, but Sometimes I wonder What will I become9 How soon will these questions be answered? Friends will be torn Eventually I will walk up the aisle with my classmates. The touching words of the speaker will echo in my mind. A tear will roll down my face, as I think Of what lies ahead. I will accept what I've earned, and turn to my friends; They, too, will shed tears As if to make me feel better My heart will pound like a drum. And my face will be stained with tears, But I shall walk proudly, Knowing that I’ve endured and accomplished. 76 Boys' Varsity Soccer Row 1 B Yankowski. H. Hoefinger. B Plantt. J. Reichel. M Westa. Manager S. Yankowski Row 2: M Wemple, Manager R. Palmateer. B Toal. R Sleeper. L Bascom. C. Perkett. H Bermas. Coach Goodemote. Row 3: E. Hilger. S Bornitzke. S. Armer. R Leclair. J. Letourneau. S. Armer. M Kalinkewicz, L. Sherman. T Cowper. J. Wolff. A Sabatelli ALL STARS: E Hilger. J. Letourneau. M. Kalinkewicz. T. Cowper Boys' Modified Soccer Row 1 B. Kingsbury. S. Powers. J Gagne. P. Hammond. B VanDorn. J. Aussicker. C. Tense. K. Heflin. T. Murphy. A. LaFleur. R. Knizek Row 2: Coach Naple, E. Nanartowich. P Benware. J. D. Arnold. T. Reedy. L McConchie. M Spagnola. S. Hyde. G. Tense. Row 3: R. Palmateer. R Eaton. D Berhaupt. W. Wemple. R. Aussicker. D Schaperjahn. J. Sowle. S Barber. Missing: R. Carter. P Jameson. K. Daley. R. Yannitell. S. Martin. B Pierson. L. Sherman. 78 79 Girls' Varsity Soccer The Girls' Varsity soccer team ended their season in third place with a 10-7-1 overall average. Chris Sawuer was chosen for the All-Star Team. Linda Collins was chosen for the Honorable Mention All-Star Team. The J.V. squad ended a successful season with an 8-2-6 record. Row 1: S. Manell Co-Captain. M Sawyer. Coach Agar. P Carlucci Row 2: K. Ryan. J. Smith. Co-Captain M. Milton. J. Ber-mas. D. Sawyer. C. Sawyer Row 3: A. Westa, T. Stanley. A. Freer. L. Collins. L Sakala. J. Haller. Row 4: Mgr K McConchie. K. O’Sulliavan. D. Luke. L Sherman. T Sherman. S. Letourneau Row 1: D. Luke. K. O'Sullivan. J. Martin. P. Carlucci. E. Bornitzke. Coach Agar Row 2: S. Letourneau. L. Male. L Sakala. J. Vanderhorst. D Minkler. L Sherman Row 3: Mgr K. McConchie. G. Denker, D Collins. J Haller. T Sherman. Girls' Junior Varsity Soccer 80 Girls' Modified Soccer Row 1: B. Sullivan. T. McConchie, S. Hyde. F Cassetta. L. Hoegemann. M. Russell. R Schmidt. L. Sakala. C Mazur, S. Murlow. B. Myers. Coach Agar. Row 2: K. Bascom. D. Dygert. D. Arnold. P. Hargrave. L. Gaudreau. L. Reisinger, S. Burt. D. Minkler, K. Robbins, L. Tolson, J. Jones. M. Panasuk. Row 3: H. VanVoast, N. Todd. A. VanVoast. R. Pushee, K. McCarthy. K. Sherman. M. Collins. R. Emerick. L. Pawlowski. K. Neahr, A. Paige. C. 81 Cross Country Row 1 D Clemens. D Mangine, D Bolduc, D Euler, D Mayette, D Sullivan Row 2: J Haller, K O’Sullivan, P, Dicerbo, S. Bornitzke. J. Daley, K Mabb, Stan Armer, Scott Armer, J. Doyle, B, O'Neil Row 3: V Plantt. J, Haller. C Heflin. S Eaton, M Boxler Row 4: L Canell, M. Spensieri, C Vroman, J Kingsbury, M. Manning, S Comrie, M Spensieri. Row 5: D Plantt. Coach Fesler, J. Jessop, S Stangle. Invitational Record Sarah Coventry Invy — 3rd 15 Grout Run — 4th 12 Cobleskill Invy — 2nd 12 Broadalbm Invy— 1st 20 Marist Invy — 5th 18 Galway Invy— 1st 21 T-V League Meet — 2nd 8 Led by Mike Manning and Cindy Heflin, the 79 cross country squad compiled an 11-3 dual meet record and was one of the top 3 small school harrier squads in Section II. By virtue of their fine dual season, the team improved their overall nine year dual meet school record to 98 wins against only 13 defeats. Also having fine seasons along with T-V allstars Manning and Heflin, were T-V all-star Stan Armer, seniors Scott Armer and Steve Bornitzke, junior John Doyle, and frosh sensation Jared Daley. On the distaff side, Vicki Plantt made super improvements, as well as excellent performances from Sue Eaton and Jeannie Haller. State Meet Runners Cindy Helfin, Mike Manning 83 Varsity Volleyball Row 1: C. Sawyer. M. Sawyer. A. Lukasiewicz. L. Nanartowich. S. Letourneau, L. Collins. Row 2: T Stanley. L. Sakala. S. Manell. Coach Agar. Junior Varsity Row 1: P Carlucci. K Eaton Row 2: L. Thatcher. J. Martin. C. Heflin. Row 3: V. Plantt. L Male. J. Haller. R. LeClair. Coach Agar 84 85 Cheerleaders Varsity L. Nicholls, J. Smith. S. Stangle. Mascot — E Martin. K. Gibbons. J. Bermas. E. Gaines. M. Toolan 86 Row 1: D Baker. T. Sowle. D Luke. Row 2 H Vroman. K Bobar, L. Keller Row 3: D Spagnola. L. Rohling. S. Hargrave. Boys' Varsity Basketball Row 1 S Armer. M Gibbons. H Bermas. B Sowle. M. Kalinkewicz. Row 2: Manager — D Smith. R LeClair. J. Orzolek, R. Sowle. D. Bmtz, R Sleeper. Coach Gray Boys' J.V. Basketball Row 1 A Hammer. M Spagnola. J. Taylor. H. Donnan. T Taylor. Row 2: B. Yankowski. M. Westa. J. Reedy. R. May. 88 89 Girls' Varsity Basketball Row 1: L. Nanartowich. L. Collins, K. Eaton, L. Sherman. Row 2: T. Stanley, C. Sawyer, M. Sawyer, S. Manell, Miss Lynch. Girs' J.V. Basketball Row 1: L. Sherman. K O'Sullivan. Row 2: Miss Lynch, J. Vanderhorst. S. Letourneau. L. Sakala Missing: P Carlucci. 90 91 Boys' Modified Basketball 8th Grade Row 1: J. Galarneau. J Haller. E. Nanartowich. M White. J. Thompson. Row 2: M. Firth. T. Reedy. B. Pribis. P. Ben-ware. P Jameson. J. Gagne. L McConchie. 7th Grade L Sherman. S Allen. J. Sowle, B O'Sullivan Missing C. Malley. R. Tenace. T. Curtiss. D. Euler 92 93 Varsity Wrestling Captains — S. Armer. D Sherman. Coach Birbilis Row 1: R Palmateer. J. Daley. K. Heflin. Row 2: T. Murphy. B Plantt, T Radigan Row 3: D. Bogel. S Armer. D. Sherman Row 4: Coach Birbilis. Manager — Robin Tobey Modified Wrestling Row 1: R Palmateer. J. D. Arnold. K DiCerbo. Coach Murphy. S. Martin. P. DiCerbo. Row 2: D Madej. K Daley. L. Lueck, D. Schaperjahn. Row 3: J Tobey. A LaFleur. B. Phillips. D. Diggins. Row 4: R. Yannitell. P Jameson. P Hammond. 94 95 1979 Varsity Baseball Seated K Mabb, D Bintz. T. Cowper. S. Nusser. H Bermas. R. LeClair Standing: Coach Goodrich. B. Plantt. E. Hil-ger. M Kalinkewicz. J. Curran. J. Letourneau. 1979 Varsity Softball Row 1: C. Sawyer. B. Burnett. L. Collins. C. Donnan. J. Vroman. D. Jensen. Row 2 B Toolan. L. Nanartowich. S. Manell. Coach Nanartowich. S. O'Brien. B. Nanartowich. L Sakala. 96 1979 Modified Baseball Kneeling: T. Taylor. E. Nanartowich Row 1: Coach Cornell. J. Taylor. C. Trerise. L. McConchie. M Bixby. Row 2: A Hammer. J. Rivers. G. Trerise. J. Bezio. G Sanders. M. Spagnola. 97 1979 Boys' Track Team Row 1: J. Wolff. S. Rice. B Palmateer. J. O'Sullivan Row 2 Managers K. Ryan. E. Gaines. L Sherman. B Rhodes. M Manning. P. Thimm. Coach Caivana. Row 3: J Doyle. B. Sherman. W Johansen. D Bogel. R Goodhue 1979 Girls' Track Team Row 1 L Sherman. Row 2: L Sherman. L Hartman. P Carlucci. K Rowe. S LeTourneau. K Eaton. M Sawyer. L. Mesher Row 3 K. O’Sullivan. D. Kirk, Coach Riggins. G Denker. G. Farrell. L Rohlmg. M Murphy. J Haller. S. Bobar. V Plantt. C. Sawyer. A. Freer. C. Heflin 98 99 Olympic Hopefuls 100 - 101 Executive Staff Circulation — K Rowe. Editor — E. Gaines. Ads — S Manell. Art — A Westa, Layout — T Stanley. Photography — S Letourneau. Typing — C. Sawyer. Paper Staff Row 1 H Pokrzwyka, B Toolan. K. Hansen. C. Perkett. D Isabelle. M Phillips. J. McGowan Row 2: M. Toolan, T Sowle. S. Gorga. K Curtiss. J. Bintz. C. Paige. C. Collyer. L. Hammond. S. Curcio. Row 3: L. Hartman. C. Heflin. E. Hoefinger. T. Basford. A. Lukasiewicz. E. Welch. J Terry. Row 4: T Panasuk. L. Curtiss. D Baker. L. Rogers. T Hotchkiss. R. Tobey, T. Sherman. Row 5: B. Lyons. R. Goodhue, M. Hoerauf. K. O’Sullivan. D Spag-nola, C. Pitt. M Cokelet, K. Ryan. K. Melick, S. Manell. M. Kalinkewicz. J. Smith. 102 National Honor Society Seated: E. Gaines. K. Rohling. M Kalinkewicz. M Sawyer. J. Smith. S Manell. Standing: V Plantt. M Toolan. A. Sabatelli. M Milton. L. Sherman. C Perkett, D. Chamberlin Future Teachers of America Row 1: L Thatcher. L. Hammond. G Eaton. D Bombard. Row 2: K O'Brien. T Symonds. C Cokelet. M Phillips. S Denison. D. Schmidt Row 3: A. Ohlidal. L Rogers. E. Welch. T. Neahr. K Mabb. B Ostrander. J Terry. T Panasuk. M Hoerauf. T. Maille Row 4: R. Tobey, C. Collyer. G Myers. R Aussicker. G. Trerise Row 5 J Kronsbein. R Lawrence. C. Paige. L. Radigan. K Bobar.T Sherman. D Luke 103 Senior a a Row 1 M Hoerauf. K McConchie. L Curtiss, J. Smith. J. Taylor, R Palmateer, T. Taylor. S. Yankowski. S. Armer, D Schmidt, R Knizek. Row 2: J. Bintz. G. Myers. S. Denison. A Lukasiewicz. D. Plantt. G Ziroli. J Reichel. W Plantt. C. Allen. J. O'Sullivan. A J Sellers. K Mabb Row 3: P. Carlucci. L Collins. K Hansen. R Jackowski. P. Gordan. L Sabatelli, E Welch. A Sabatelli. W Johanson. S Armer. W. Yankowski. S. Bormtzke. P Lukasiewicz Row 4 T Stanley. L Sakala. A Freer. M Sawyer. S Letourneau. C Sawyer. D Wood, K Hoegemann, M Gibbons. W Schmidt. J Letourneau. D Howlett. M Wemple Row 1 T Neahr. J Kronsbem. B Lyons. E Gaines. C Paige. C Collyer. M Murphy. D Myers. S Manell Row 2 D Mayette. D Klamp. K Rowe. K Ryan. M Milton. V Plantt. D Rivers Row 3 K O'Brien. K Rohling. N Haskin. L Mosher. L. Hartman. E Hoefinger. A Boxler. G Farrell. T Symonds. L Nicholls. Row 4 T Cokelet. L Hammond. N Early. R Lawrence. L Mosher. T Basford. C Korowajczyk, S. Bobar, J. Bermas. S. Stangle 104 Chorus Row 1 M. C. Toolan. K. Gibbons. L Rogers. K. Bobar. K. Curtiss. Row 2: S. Hargrave. D. Baker. P. Sowle. M. Phillips. E Bornitzke. J. Daley. L Ziroli Row 3: L. Surdyka. T Sowle. D Spagnola. L. Carlucci, D Mmkler. T. Sherman. J. Martin. L Male Row 4: L Rohlmg. J. Simpkins. M Hoerauf. A Fourtnier. S. Gorga. P Denison. J Terry. OFFICERS: Seated Beth Lyons — Vice-President. Chris Sawyer — President. Standing: Kim Rowe — Treasurer. Matt Gibbons — Secretary. Stan Armer — Secretary 105 106 107 Junior High Chorus Row 1: K. Parks. T. Curtiss. D. Mangine. R. Palmateer. M. LaPort. M. DeGraff. L. Johnson. Row 2: E. Hammer. D. Euler. D. Schaperjahn. L. Bogel. J. D Arnold. E. Nanartowich. M. Ostrander. A. Farina. Row 3: M. Palmateer. J. Jessop. P. Wilson. D. Mmkler. B. LaFountam. M. Cokelet. T Stewart. N Tilley. A. Paige. B. Brice. Row 4: L. Hicks, R. Wood. S. Hyde. B. Kramer. M Donohue. D. Bezio, K. Fournier. S. Allen. J. Fontaine. Row 1: R. Schmidt. C. Eaton. B. Phillips. R. Yannitell. K. Bascom, J. Gagne. R. Musgrave. N. Werner. L. Reisinger Row 2: R. Tenace. D Woods. M Gorga. C. Hamilton, K. Robbins. K. Roll, J. Snyder, A. LeDuc. D. Madej Row 3 D. Dygert. L. Gaudreau. A. VanVoast, L. McConchie, T Spetla. S. Stangle. D. Kempt, S. Murtlow, B. Benham, A. Grant. Row 4: W Pribis. T. Reedy. P Jameson. P. Benware. S. Watrobski. D. Arnold. H. VanVoast. R. Canell, N. Todd. P. Hargrave 108 Chansonettes and Troubadours Row 1: D Isabelle, S. Yankowski. L Hartman. K. Gibbons, P. Denison, L Rohling, W Yankowski. S Armer. A. Westa. M. Toolan, C. Perk-ett Row 2 K Ryan. G. Ziroli, K Rowe. A Lukasiewicz. M. Hoerauf, B. Lyons. W. Plantt, S. Armer. K. Bobar. L Curtiss Row 3: M. Westa. W. Schmidt, L Nanartowich. E. Gaines. W. Johansen. J. Letourneau, A. Sabatelh. J. Berrnas. G. Myers. Row 4 K Curtiss. A. Freer. S. Manell. M Milton. R Sleeper. B Pribis. M Gibbons. M. Sawyer, T. Stanley. S. Stangle VTR Crew Kneeling: C. Allen. Standing: K. Curtiss. P. Lukasiewicz. S. Gorga. K. Hansen. H. Donnan. J. Daley. B Toolan. T. Carr. 109 Senior Band Row 1 M. Milton. N Salisbury. M Toolan. A Westa, L. Rohling. A. VanVoast. N. Todd Row 2: R. Wood. J. Ball. H. Pokrzywka. D Mink-ler. A Freer. J. Smith. E. Gaines. A. Lukasiewicz. A. Sabatelli. D. Spagnola. B. Toolan. Row 3 M Westa. R. Pushee, T Comrie. J. Daley. L Bascom. P Lukasiewicz. B Plantt, A. Benware. B. Yankowski, B. Pribis, W Johansen. R Sleeper. Row 4: M Spagnola. D. Isabelle. H Donnan. K DeRidder, D Smith. C Perkett, Mr. Sleeper Officers 110 Stage Band Row 1: A. Lukasiewicz, M. Milton. A. Sabatelli. B. Toolan, D. Spagnola. Row 2: W. Johansen. R. Hammond. A Gaudreau. B. Pribis. Row 3: E. Gaines. D. Perkett. R. Sleeper. T. Comrie. L. Bascom, H. Donnan. B. Plantt. A. Benware. Mr. Sleeper Cadet Band Row 1: R. Wood. K. Russell, A. VanVoast. N. Todd. K. Perkett. D. Dygert. S. Goetz. M VanValkenborgh. C Mazur. K McCarthy Row 2: A Averbad. J. Lee, D Manlntosh. M Woods, B. Oscarson, R. Pushee. D. Jamison. B. Brundige. R. Emenck. E Nanartowich. B. Pribis. Row 3: R. Olmstead. P. Tyler. D Bagden. M Hammond. R. Tenace. D. Woods. M Boxler. T. Reedy Row 4 M Cassedy. K Dahlin, B. DeRidder, D. Clark. K. DeRidder. M. Pribis. D Hammond. K. Sherman. S. Burt. J Ball. Mr Sleeper. Ill Varsity Club Row 1: H. Bermas, B Plantt. T Stanley. D. Sherman. M Manning. S. Bornitzke, W Johansen. Coach Goodemote. Row 2: J. Reedy. E. Hilger. J. Kingsbury. M. Milton. A Sabatelli. M. Kalinkewicz. M Wemple. Row 3: B O'Neil. S Bobar. S. Manell. P Carlucci. S. Armer. J. Doyle. R Goodhue. D. Stenstream. R. Sowle. L. Sherman. K Eaton. G. Denker. K. O'Sullivan. Row 1: T. Cowper. L. Sakala. B. Palmateer. K. Mabb. M. Murphy. T. Sherman. D. Baker. D. Spagnola. S. Armer. L. Hartman. J. Haller. Row 2: G. Farrell. J. O’Sullivan. M Gibbons. M. Sawyer. S. Letourneau. C. Sawyer. A. Freer. R LeClair. D. Bogel. E. Gaines Row 3: W. Schmidt. A Lukasiewicz. J. Letourneau. D Bintz. J. Vroman. L. Hammond. L. Collins. V. Plantt. C. Heflin. K. Rowe. J. Wolff. K Ryan. J. Smith. J. Reichel PRESIDENT — M Kalinkewicz SECRETARY-TREASURER M. Sawyer VICE-PRESIDENT J. Letourneau 112 Senior High Student Council D Minkler. L Curtiss, D. Spagnola. C. Sawyer. M. Coller, S. Hyde Junior High Student Council Row 1 P Hargrave, L Sakala, S Hyde. P. Dicerbo, M Tompkins Row 2: D Schaperjahn, D Berhaupt, S Martin, J. D Arnold. Row 3: J Jessop, M Palmsteer, S. Watrobski, T. McConchie, R Brown 113 Senior High Chess Club Seated: D. Bintz, K. Melick, H. Donnan, R. Hammond, C. Allen, T. Taylor. Standing: T. Carr. D. Bogel, A. J. Sellers, A. Gaudreau, D. Waller. B. Bixby. Junior High Chess Club Seated F Myers. J. Daignault. C Malle. R Tenace. B Waesh. D Mangine. K. Robbins. D Schaperjahn, L. lueck Row 2 B. VanDorn, J. Sanders. M Kortz. T. Abrams. R. Palmateer. D. Petit Row 3: K. Roll. P Quackenbush, R. Hunter. M. Ohlidal. J. Dahlin. P. Neilsen. D May-ette, E. Nanartowich. P. Dicerbo. B. Wemple. B. Phillips. D. Marcellus. 114 Footprint Staff Row 1: K. Gibbons. V. Plantt — Editor, M. Toolan Row 2: S. Gorga. S. Keller. B. Toolan, M. Phillips. D. Quinn. S Denison. K. Curtiss. J Daley. Row 3: T Taylor. E. Welch. C. Allen PLEASE don’t interrupt me while I’m working. 115 Drama Club Row 1: D. Plantt. D Rivers. D Isabelle Row 2: D. Kirk. L. Curtiss. E. Gaines. A. Lukasiewicz. S Manell. S. Stangle. M Toolan. D Myers. M Phillips Row 3: L Vokatis. J Bintz, G. Myers. A J. Sellers. K. Mabb. S. Keller. B Lyons. K Ryan. J Smith. A Boxler. K. Hansen. S. Gorga. S. Kmzek. Mrs. Gorman Row 4 C. Heflin. A Gaudreau. T Hotchkiss. T Basford. T Sowle, L. Hartman. K. Rowe. E. Welch. E Hoefinger. V Plantt. J. Daley. B. Toolan. C Frewin Row 5: C. Perkett. G. Ziroli. C Allen. S. Bornitzke. M Milton. A Sabatelli. K. Gibbons. L. Nicholls. S Bobar, C Collyer. C. Paige. A LeDuc, R Tobey, K. O’Sullivan. K. Curtiss. PRESIDENT E Gaines TREASURER J. Smith SECRETARY M. Milton VICE-PRESIDENT A. Lukasiewicz 116 One Act Play Contest First Place Anybody for Tea Juniors Directed by Miss Cervenka Best Actress Best Actor Kathie Gibbons Honorable Mention David Isabelle Honorable Mention Arnie Sabatelli Dawn Plantt 121 What form1 Boy, I'm glad I came 122 Good-bye cruel world! Future G.H.S Office Staff Send in the cameras!!! Galway's finest Who is that masked man? Oh, the pain of being an actress' The look of amazement No. I WON'T do my homework' -V v V; The I’m Not Camera Shy Club Boy. if I could only meet her' Now. c’mon, I don't believe that! Bad girls. Off to Attica! Shadow Stay away fans American Gigolo” As long as they don't snore' S - c Sure. Anne, tell me another one! ■ With the publicatior looted Sponsored an Iftigh School and first £and Mrs. June Miche iJAs the Seniors at tj juld sponsor the y; gly difficult to do t ntinuity. This dec ■ The 1940 yearb ■mor and group lude grades 1-4 er material was hen all materi ik was assemb ire was followei jThe title of the the Galway Pip book will be fiion Free ■is Coffin. linior Class 10 increas- I have more es of each ifeissary to yhand All the cover. Khe year-this proce-iai. k entitled, 125 Through the Years Vve have traveled together throughout these years First with laughter now with tears. VVe have sailed together as ships at sea. With no thought to what was yet to be. We have learned to love, We have learned to hate,. We have learned to laugh and believe in fate. Now the time we have shared is through. Only to move on to things So we pack up all our yesterdays and walk on toward tomorrow. To take the divided road that we are each meant to follow We have lifted our wings and now off we fly, We have come so far just to say goodbye. - Loretta Rogers t HOM •' Alun nur S-d-nf :$ or -4ne A .. v Gtortoc 5 rnc ' • : � iv a %•� • • ■ !%. Vfc -r. . «, « � «• � ly 4. ■ '• %• vf •� 3� f ; • v J y'Tv'K- o� .Air d ■ ■ •� ■ u� 'V • i '•' � 4 • . —« - { timK AMeKfCAA fccjr4r r A s'.v j «a . •-••.• — - ' 127 The Varden Portrait For some people, a diploma is not enough. Some people feel that there should be more to graduation. More than just a diploma. A timeless commemorative of your graduatiop is the Varden portrait. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t Ramark Varden settle for less. studios inc 128 Vasel's Gulf 24 Hour Towing Auto Repairs Groceries — Bait — Tackle — Ammo Goodyear Tires 129 Route 29 Galway, N.Y. JLLciUtf (aH f FAMILY CAMPGROUNDS 5S AT GALWAY. N. Y. GENERAL REPAIRING LUBRICATION COSEO SERVICE STATION CHURCH AVE BALLSTON SPA. N. Y TELEPHONE 885-5791 PICK UP a DELIVERY • 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE Ron Cokelet Pres. Ronald Heckler Bruce Neal Ronco Tool Die Co., Inc. R and B Builders Precision Mold Making Precision Machining Tools — Dies — Jigs — Fixtures (518)882 9233 Custom Building Remodeling Fish House Rd Galway, N.Y. 12074 882 9454 399 5238 130 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES AND FUTURE GRADUATES r BallstonSpa National Ban k . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS AS YOU PLAN FOR TOMORROW Jackie's Ceramics Your Friendly Hardware Dealer RD 1 Galway Ballston Road Ballston Spa, New York Wayside Hardware Garden Center Lessons — Greenware — Supplies 882 9144 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. Best Wishes to The Class of 1980 from Modern Oil Heat With Old Fashioned Dependability J. H. Buhrmaster Co., Inc Colonial Inn Established 1913 421 Sacandaga Rd., Scotia, N.Y. 346 2341 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Compliments of Rowledge Pettit Agency, Inc. Machinery, Inc. 1 39 Mohawk Ave. Scotia Massey, White and New Holland Industrial Farm and Garden Equipment Sales and Service Complete Insurance Service — Low Auto and Home Rates Phone — 374 8453 (518)885 5396 Rt. 50, Ballston Spa, N.Y. 132 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Gerard E. McKenna Associates Louis Iris Santelli Good Luck to the Class of 1980 from Wolfe's Store R D 1 Middle Grove N.Y. Doris and O. B. Phillips tele. 882 6623 Galway Vol. Fire HI H0MECREST KITCHENS INC., Company 110 FREEMANS BRIDGE ROAD SCOTIA. NEW YORK 12302 339 5637 370 31 10 393 4384 SAM DUCI OFFICE ALBERT BERGAMI Packers Meat Congratulations to the Class of '80' Specializing in: Pork, Veal, Lamb, Cheese, Compliments of Mohawk Finishing Products Inc. Phone 843 1030 Amsterdam, N.Y. Amsterdam, N.Y. 133 Galway Bible Baptist Church Sunday: Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Service 11:00 AM Evening Service 7:00 PM Wednesday: Prayer Meeting 7:30 AM Wayne Brandow, Pastor 882 6387 Please feel free to call anytime INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CONTRACTOR DONALD E. CLEMENS BUILDING AND REMODELING RD ft 1, Middle Grove, N.Y. 12850 Phone —882 9871 Compliments of Burnt Hills Lanes Trucking Tractor Trailer 825 Saratoga Rd. Burnt Hills, N.Y. John Schena Don Boutelle 883 5526 882 9789 Phone — 399 8421 All Seasons Equipment Em's Supply Co. 60 Freemans Bridge Road Scotia, NY 12302 1 39 Freemans Bridge Rd. Scotia, N.Y. Phone:346 8270 Phone 372 561 1 Roofing — Siding Replacement Windows Lawn Mowers Chain Saws Lawn and Garden Tractors Storm Windows and Doors We Install It or Do It Yourself Used Car Sales Mechanical and Collision Service All Forms of Insurance Gene J. Rupolo Schlegel's Enterprises Inc. RUPOLO AGENCY INC. John P. Schlegel, Pres. Agent — Broker — Notary Public Your Nationwide Ins. Co. Rep. (518)399 9494 799 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. Phones 372 4155 324 Mohawk Ave. and 372 0222 Scotia, N.Y. 12302 134 McGirr Specialty Shop Congratulations to the Class of 80 442 Broadway Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 12866 Steiner's Dept. Store Amsterdam Au+0 jra—v Sales Congratulations to the Class of 1980 K. C. Canary Equipment Quality Used Cars Route 30 North — Perth Rd Amsterdam, N.Y. RD 2 Route 29 Gloversville, NY Featuring Farm Equipment and etc. Ed Tu.iero, Prop. Phone 843-3890 Compliments of Compliments of Briarwood Flower and Gift Shoppe Pastor Pharmacy 303 Milton Ave Ballston Spa, N.Y. Route 50 Doubleday Ave. Ballston Spa, N.Y. 12020 Phone:885 5253 Rickett's Fabric Care Services Cozy Hollow Mobilehome Court Route 29 Galway, N.Y. Double Day Ave. Ballston Spa, N.Y. Lee and Emma Stanton Phone 882 6534 135 George Quick's Midline Inn Garage Congratulations R.D. 1, Route 29 to the Class of '80 Galway, New York 12074 RD. 6 Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 Towing General Repairs (518)842-9687 (518)882 9900 Happiness is . . . Sharing a meal at Bill Smith Pelicone's Country Kitchen Top Soil, Sand, Gravel Italian and American Cuisine 882 6492 Route 29 Galway Phone 882 9130 Highland Kennels Most A.K.C. breeds of puppies available Call: 883-3661 Owners — Peg and Ed Garrick Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Western Auto 30 Front Street Ballston Spa, N.Y. 885 5751 Hoffman Farm Seeds Elaine's Beauty Salon Funks G Hybrid Corn The family hair Hiley Armer care center RD 2 Peaceable St. RD 1 Ballston Spa Ballston Spa, N.Y. Phone 882-9481 136 Best Wishes From Burnt Hills Books 399 7004 Lake Hill Rd and Rt. 50 Isaac’s Attic Country Crafts • Gifts • Next - to - New Clothes Route 147 Galway, N.V. i‘Burnt Out Originol Irts and Crofls (jj j ROUTE BO 4 LAKE HILL RD BURNT HILLS. N Y CRAFT CLASSES-SUPPLIES OPEN MON THRU SAT. 10-5 PHONE 399 346 MAYFAIR SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE 50 SARATOGA RD. SCOTIA, N.Y. 12302 (518) 399 4942 CARDS GIFTS Congratulations to the Class of '80' Mills' Country Store Good Luck to the Class of 1980 from Rt 67 and Peaceable St. Charles Hunter Snappy cheese, gas, groceries, subs, ice, homemade pies Town Justice of Providence, N.Y. Sism Lumber Co., Inc. Saratoga Ave. Styling Salon Galway and Otego 29 Saratoga Ave. Broadalbin, N.Y. (518)883 5680 Bert Edwards Phone (607)988 6611 and Earl Edwards 883 5530 Prop. — Marion Cornell Hair Cutting, Blow Styling 137 Petrie's Value Village Full line of Thom McAn Shoes Ballston Spa 885 9495 Congratulations to the Class of '80' Adirondack Auction Sale Broadalbin Feed Located 1 mile North of Broadalbin on Fish House Road 584 6320 Phones 584 5740 Pizza Supreme North Main Street, Broadalbin, N.Y. 12075 Lasagna, Spaghetti, Sandwiches, Home Style Pizza Compliments of Coronet Press Thomas W. Willson, Proprietor 30 Caroline St. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Phone 883-5555 Broadalbin Galway Manufacturing Co. Coin Laundry Metal Fabricating and Machining 2 miles North of Galway Production Prototype on Route 147 Phone (518)883-5313 Phone (518)882 9597 8 Pine Street, Broadalbin, NY 12025 Tom and Ann Grimes — Prop. Tartan-Glen Tom Ann's Service Station Kennels English Setters Rt. 147 For complete Automotive Service, Service is our Business 138 Boarding and Training Phone 882-9588 Tom and Ann Grimes — Prop. Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Arnold Haven Farms iSurnt J4iLL , M iBzauty Jbalon Elwood, Donna Lou, and Sons, Riclt, Chuck and Kent 131 Lake Hill Rd Burnt Hills, N.Y. Registered Holsteins Phone:399 5788 Prop. — Kathryn Zielinski Compliments SALISBURY CHEVROLET INC of the Cottage Farms and Green House 1 75 FREEMANS From Amsterdam or Saratoga BRIDGE ROAD 882 6921 SCOTIA, N.Y. 12302 TELEPHONE 372 5431 Amsterdam, N.Y. Ip! Village Paint and Wallpaper H. F. Timmerman Agency Inc. Distributor ot Masury Paints 212 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York 146 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N.Y. All Types of Insurance Funston of Scotia 220 Vley Road, Scotia, N.Y. Dial 346 0867, 372 4749 FoCastle Farm Country Store Lumber — Millwork — Hardware Open 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturdays till noon 166 Kingsley Rd. Burnt Hills, N.Y. 139 Inground pools Spas Above outground pools All pool needs Many thanks to all those who have helped us so greatly Atlas Pool Co. Inc. from the Serving the North Country with Pride Greater Galway Community Services, Phone 885-1131 Rt. 50 — North of Ballston Spa, N.Y. Assoc. Compliments of Chuck's Store Galway, N.Y. Junction Inn, Greeting Cards, Gifts, Soda Fountain, Lunches, Groceries Rotterdam Junction, N.Y. 882 9592 Chuck and Ruth Quinlan 140 Compliments of Ballston Agway DeVito’s GARDEN CENTER Route 67 (4 Miles East of Amsterdam) Phone 843-3434 Open 7 Days a Week 10 a.m. 'til 7 p.m. R.D.8 Rte. 50 Ballston Spa Products tor Home and Farm Flowers, Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens and Garden Supplies Retail — Wholesale Creative Custom Landscaping G. H. DeVito Garry R. Heflin, Inc. Home Builder Cook Road, Ballston Lake, N.Y. 12019 (518)882 9344 141 George A. Wheeler Contractor and Builder Box 289, Galway, N.Y. 12074 371 3884 882 6496 Tom Radigan, Prop. 882 6414 The Ji T.V. Shop X Quasar Dealer Radio and T.V. Repair All makes 842 6300 R.D. 2, Broadalbin Whitesides Rd. Rt. 29 Jim's Place Perth Lumber Company 2 yards 842 3620 Log N' Flame Wood Heat Center 883 51 11 Rt. 29 M2 Open Seven Days Lunch Served Daily Galway, N.Y. Wood and Coal Stoves, Fireplace Models FIREPLACE INSERTS ACCESSORIES INSULATED CHIMNEY PIPE WOOD FURNACES Stop In and See Our Display 882-9152 Division St. R.D. I Galway Best Wishes From Veeder Yelverton Co. O'Brien Pharmacy Pharmacists Free Delivery Phone 399 5222 — 3995424 Burnt Hills Ballston Spa New York Gemmette's Hair Stylish Congratulations to the Class of '80 223 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, New York Scotia Pizza Oven Phone 372-4497 249 Mohawk Ave. Scotia 346-0050 GALWAY TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of '80 143 Paint Lumber Rooting Hardware Insulation Wallboard Tanner Lumber Supply Lumber and Building Materials N. Second Ave., Broadalbin, N.Y. Phone: 883 3012 Wheeler Funeral Home Ballston Spa EXPERT ALTERATIONS EUROPEAN STYLING MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CUSTOM MADE SUITS IMPORTED FABRIC Townley Wheeler Funeral Home Vince's Custom Tailoring Dry Cleaning Ballston Lake Funeral Directors William H. Wheeler MAYFAIR SHOPPING CENTER GLENVILLE, N.Y. 12302 Harold R. Townley Frank T. Townley RES:370 5326 BUS: 399 2724 LATHROP'S PHARMACIES Scotia THt FINEST IN EQUIPMENT FOR BACKPACKING HIKING CAMPING X-COUNTRY SKIING SNOWSHOEING CANOES KAYAKS ACCESSORIES OUTDOOR CLOTHING NORTHEAST RACK TR ACKER Filling prescriptions to keep you well tor over 50 years. AT THE FOOT OF THE WATER TOWER RT 50 BURNT HILLS, N Y 12027 518 3995910 GEORGE E COON. OWNER 882-9394 Groceries — Beer — Frozen Foods Compliments Bot feA ’s U ujaet QpJUHJCb Qto L(Wj D'Andrea Liquor COR RTS. 29 and 147 GALWAY, NEW YORK 12074 State Inspections General Auto Repairs 144 Best of luck to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Ronald L. Faigin D.M.D. Eric B. Kaplan D.M.D. Dairy Frost Corner of Route 29 and 30 C. C. McChesney Sons SCOTCH CHURCH GROCERY Galway, N.Y. 12074 Dial 882-1241 Grocery — Service Station Robert and Anna Hoefinger Corner 147 and 67 Grocery — Beer — Coffee and Phone — 882 6437 Sandwich Shop Foreign — American Auto Repairs N.Y.S. Inspection Open 7a.m.-8p.m. Good Luck Class of '80 From Freshness and Quality Guaranteed Lobster Pound Colleen and Gordon at Lake View Inn Restaurant and Seafood Market Fresh Fish — Clams — Shrimp — Oysters 824 Saratoga Rd Rt. 50, Burnt Hills 399-1 588 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Seth J. Siskin, R.Ph. 1 62 Sacandaga Rd. Scotia, N.Y. 12302 Simmons Elevator Co. Elevator Maintenance and Repair R.D. 1 Jockey Street 882 9208 Seth says: Best wishes to the Class of 1980 145 The Craft S+udio Gifts Clothes Handbags Jewelry Congratulations From Story Time Nursery School Open 10-9 Tues. and Friday 10-5 Wed, Thurs., Sat. From Jan-May Where learning is fun for 3, 4, and 5 year olds. Deanlung Rd., Galway Carolyn S. Parkinson, Director 882-9879 Frank's Food Market Lark Street, Scotia, New York 12302 346 7198 Compliments of Pat's Picnic Tables and Geri's Hillside Beauty Salon Aged Cheddars Imported Cheese Groceries Gifts Candy 882 9576 Daily 9 6 Best Wishes From Veeder Yelverton Co. Pharmacists Free Delivery Phone 399 5222 399 5424 Burnt Hills William Bazen and Son Builldozing — Backhoeing Top Soil — Fill Dirt — Crushed Stone and Gravel RD 5 Amsterdam Phone: 842-6769 WATERPROOFING JOCKEY STREET BAILSTON SPA N Y 12020 M6 Earrings and rings Seiko Watches Johnson's Jewelry Store Op«n ha row' Snooong Con «ni«nct 6 QAVS 1 tVtNIMG UCK Thurt list 9 30 S 30 Fn 9 30 � 00 was ‘Featuring Low Prices lor the Budget Uindod Shopper ’ Home of Keepsake Diamonds Milton Ave. Ballston Spa ORAKE CAKES • Oe� -i Dogs • R.ng fcnas • Yooeis • � jn ee ooooies • Cone Ctus Pepperioce Farm Breads Cookies Englisb Muff ins Bread Products t) 'Mtt, BuitUOCoziit SACANDAGA ROAD, GALWAY. N.Y.12074 PHONE 882 1051 CARPETS LINOLEUM EXPERT INSTALLATIONS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 20 YRS. EXP. BIGELOW CABIN CRAFT ALDONS DOWNS ORIENTALS BY COURISTAN RYA RUGS - HOOKED BRAIDED RUGS BY CAPEL THORNDIKE ARMSTRONG CARPETS BOUND OR WALL TO WALL NO WAX INLAID - TILES Beautify Your Home With Carpete By Carbone 372-0866 I OR jy m Beautify Yoi uvtbem CARPETS 169 FREEMAN'S BRIDGE RD SCHENECTADY 372-0332 JIM LONGWELL CHEVROLET, INC. Broadatbm s Largest Chevy Dealer Rte 29 Pine Si BROADALBIN NEW YORK 12025 Chevette Monza Vega •Nova Chevelle Monte Carlo Bus. Phone (518) 883 3436 (518) 725 4326 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from M M SPA CLEANERS 92 MILTON AVE BALLSTON SPA Small Gas Engines Repaired Lawn Boy Mowers — Stihl — Chain Saws Free Pick Up and Delivery 882-9457 or 883-3068 Gary Malacynski (Owner) 147 Charles and Ruth Quinlan — Prop. Home of Distinctive Rt 29, Galway, N.Y. Dining Phone 882 9995 Now Serving Pina Am ferdom aving Bonk For all banking needs, stop in at your FULL SERVICE FAMILY CENTER DOWNTWON AMSTERDAM PERTH ROAD OFFICE FORT PLAIN OFFICE FULTON COUNTY OFFICE 148 McConchie Electric Phone 346-81 19 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE and CONSTRUCTION Frank's Body Division St. Galway, N.Y. Commercial Residential Industrial Works Complete Front End and Body Service Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing 272 N. Ballston Ave Scotia, N.Y. 12302 Frank Plemenik Jr., Prop. 882-6516 Good Luck Simkins to all the Galway Graduates from Hansen, Inc. Bob's Trees Complete Excavating Christmas Trees and Nursery Stock Hermance Rd Galway, N.Y. 882 9860 882 9989 Call 882 9455 tor all your landscaping needs 149 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Compliments of Richard F. Manell Well Drilling Contractor Phone 882-6155 Jockey Street Galway, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 From Brundige Oil Co. 882-1237 Call us for your home heating needs. 150 -fta.wryvon £pa 3S553U BROADALBIN OPTICAL SHOPPE 25 NORTH MAIN STREET BROADALBIN, NEW YORK 12025 EDMUND TOOLAN TELEPHONE 883-5181 Optician IF NO ANSWER 882-9430 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Galway Parent Teacher Student Association 151 842 8915 Cop ilctrixCaPern titeit (gatoagi Specializing in: Steaks, Prime Ribs, and Sea Food 2 Cozy Colonial Dining Rooms Hours: Tues-Thurs 5-9 Fri., Sat., 5-10 Sun. I -9 pm. Also available for parties and banquets reservations appreciai Septic and water Systems Equipment Hauling Sand and Gravel Crushed Stone E. St. Louis Excavating and Fill Rd 2, Broadalbin New York 12025 (518)882 1082 Galway Central School C.S.E.A. 152 Compliments of A Friend Galway p rrt • r ■ - O ■' ' ' r' v .-. _ - -.■� - •'■ ' ,- „ . . .--• ' • , - a. -.. ■ - ? -. : - :V ■ ■■- - v : 'V,V- 2 - v- . - • - • ••-• - - . . 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