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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

Galway Central School The pink hues break through ' To the people that mean so much: Seniors, Class of '81, friends, The morning is so beautiful, with the crisp, cool air welcoming the sunrise. the cool, blue clouds casting their warm golden rays onto the cold dewy earth. Our friendship, like the beautiful morning, is just beginning; We are experiencing different events and finding new ideas. We'll always remember the sunrise and We’ll always remember our beautiful Class of '81 Lisa Hartman TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication page 4 Seniors page 7 Faculty and Administration page 49 Underclassmen page 61 Sports page 75 Activities page 103 Ads page 133 THE EXECUTIVE STAFF Tracy Stanley — Editor Lisa Curtiss — Layout Shari Letourneau — Photography Amanda Freer — Typing Anne Westa — Artwork Lisa Hartman — Advertising Cindy Heflin — Circulation Special thanks to: Mr. Swiz David Isabelle Donna Luke Robin Tobey DEDICATION The staff of the 1981 Galway Piper is proud and honored to dedicate this year’s yearbook to a person who has contributed a great deal to the school since she joined the faculty in 1978. She immediately became involved as the advisor of Drama Club and she directed last year's school play and this year's musical. Because of her outstanding spirit, enthusiasm, involvement and friendship with the students and her fellow workers, the dedication of the 1981 Galway Piper goes well deserved to Mrs. Charlene Gorman. Moving On Kiss us good bye. Hold back your tears. Wish us well. Don't voice your fears. This is it — we're on our way. Today is gone. Tomorrow's a new day. We can’t stay here to wait For our ships to come in. We know they're coming, We’re not sure when. We’re running to meet them, Our arms open wide. This is life, it's for living! We're not going to hide. So wish us luck. Please try to see We don't love you less, We just have to be free. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Denean Kirk — Secretary. Eveline Hoefinger — Treasurer. Cindy Heflin — Vice-President. Mitch Wemple — President. Tracy Stanley — Historian. ADVISOR Mr Donald Nolett 8 ' Stuart Baily Cory Barber Sharon Barth The greatest goal a person can achieve is not of wealth or prosperity, Lee Bascom but that of overwhelming happiness.'' Harry Bermas It’s nice to be important, but it's important to be nice. -Tell me; I forget. Sharon Bobar Show me.I remember. Involve me. I understand’’ 10 Jay Boerenko Live for those who love you. for those whose hearts are true, for the Anita Boxler wonders and joys in life and the good that you may do. Warner Brown Life is a whirlwind subject to change. I am a leaf caught in that whirlwind. where I will land no one knows . . . maybe I will never land. W. B. Warren Butrico David Carr Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow ? “I'm just a back street kid: rock n' roll is all I dig. Black Sabbath Arthur Carter 12 Gary Cetnar 13 John Chamberlin My interest is in the future; I am going to spend the rest of my life Serita Colafemina there.” Charles F. Kelloring Mark Coller I think, one must finally take one’s life, in one’s arms. We must have been warned against letting the golden hours slip by; but Lisa Curtiss some of them are golden only because we let them slip by. 14 A habit is something you do without thinking. That's why people have so many of them. John Doyle Katherine Eaton Donald Frederick “We shape our lives not by what we carry with us, but what we leave behind.” 15 Jeff Garrison “When we gamble with our lives, we choose our destiny.” Molly Hatche Ronald Gomula Deborah Gottobed Edward Grover “The sleeping city is dreaming its night time away. Out on the streets. I watch tomorrow become today.” Black Sabbath 17 ‘The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; Lisa Hartman and doing well whatever you do. without a thought of fame.” Longfellow Neilene Haskin “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow. Don’t stop, it’ll soon be here. It'll be here better than before, yesterday s gone. Yesterday’s gone.” Fleetwood Mac Clark Hayes 18 Cindy Heflin ‘Friendship is the most constant, most enduring, most basic part of love.” Ed Cunningham Each day holds the reflections of golden yesterdays and the promise of Eveline Hoefinger a brighter tomorrow. “Beloved, let us love one another; for love is of God; and every one that loveth is born of God. and knoweth God. ” I John 19 Marlene Hoerauf Life is just stepping stones with many steps to go. Only looking back a Timothy Hunter while to remember what I need to know. Steven Keller So it’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember The way we were.” 20 Denean Kirk “Ain’t it hard when you wake up in the morning and you find out that those other days are gone? All you have is memories of happiness lingerin’ on.” Neil Young Seeds of contemplation Life is so great. So soothing, so wonderful. So . . . Live it up! Sheri Letourneau Crystal Loveless Me and my shadow 21 “Take as much as you think you ought to Give just as much as you can Don't forget what your failures have taught you. or else you’ll learn them all over again.'' Dan Fogelberg Susan Luke Mary McKenna To accomplish great things we must not only dream, but also act. Not only believe, but also plan. Old Irish Wit Can miles truly separate you from friends? If you want to be with someone you love, aren’t you already there? Lisa Rae Mosher 22 Jeff Myers 'Reflections in the sky warn you. you're gonna die. Storm coming you better hide from the Atomic Dye. Flashes in the sky turns houses into stys. turns people into clay. Radiation, minds decay. Black Sabbath To have a friend is to be one.'' Emerson Tammy Neahr Lori Nicholls Reach out to the world. To know, to grow, to love. To say yes to life To risk finding your real self. 23 Leanne Ohlidal William O’Neil Why should the devil have all the good times?” Searchin for a heart of gold.” A friend is a present you give yourself.” Laura Orapello Joseph Orzolek I don’t fear the future because I’ve seen yesterday and I lived today. Michele Ostrander Kathleen O’Sullivan “So we must seek a harmony between mind and body within ourselves; for having not to deal with one’s self makes life a bit simpler. 25 “It's my life. God was the one to give it. and I’m not letting anybody tell me how to live it. It’s my song, right or wrong.” Charlie Daniels Robert Palmateer “Not all of us can be heroes. Somebody has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by. Will Rogers “I count myself in nothing else so happy As in a soul remembering my good friends.” 26 Shakespeare Clark Perkett Claudia Pitt To achieve all that is possible We must attempt the impossible — To be as much as we can be. We must dream of being more. Friendship is reaching for someone’s hand and touching their heart. Victoria Plantt Life’s tough but I think I’ll make it. 27 Henrietta Pokrzywka Knowledge is the first step to success. Terry Radigan Holly Shepard The ocean is a sea of life full of old memories and new beginnings. If you smile at me — I will understand. That is something everybody, everywhere Does in the same language. David Crosby Stephen Stills Richard Sleeper Richard Sowle John Smith What I want. I stash: What I don’t. I smash; You’re on my list.” Angus Young Some people are so afraid of dying, that they never learn to live.” Bette Midler Brian Sowle Remember yesterdays Dream of tomorrows Live for today. Laura Spence Susan Stangle To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. “You can be what you want to. Tracy Stanley And it doesn’t matter who you are. It doesn't matter where you are If you wish upon a star.. Steve Miller Lisa Thatcher Wilson Toal Mary Celia Toolan “There is strength in loving; if you love someone you must be strong enough to allow them to be. 31 Marilou VanDusen Edward Welch A pyramid built from friendship should never be built upside down. Since it could fall down. E. H. Welch To live your life in your own way . . . To reach for the goals you have set for yourself. . . To be the you that you want to be — That is success. Mitchell Wemple 32 Michael Wielt 1. brief candle, both ends burning. An endless mile, a bus wheel turning, A friend to share the lonesome times, A handshake and a sip of wine. So say it loud and let it ring, We’re all a part of everything. The present, future, and the past. Fly on proud birds — you are free at last! Charlie Daniels 33 MEMORIES ... of the Way We Were The Class of ’81 Mrs. Staber For the past 13 years, Mrs. Jane Staber has watched her very first class go through school. She has seen them start out as little tots chasing each other around the playground to what they have become now — young adults ready to face the world. Mrs. Staber began teaching at Galway in September, 1969 and taught a kindergarten class which consisted of many of the current members of the Class of ’81. Mrs. Staber also taught many of this year’s Seniors later on in third grade when she moved up to being a third grade teacher. Although third grade was the last time she taught our class, she has kept in touch with us in different ways ever since — especially through cheering. Mrs. Staber’s enthusiasm, personality, helpfulness, concern, and love for her students will always be greatly appreciated and never forgotten. Now that she is seeing her original class graduate, those of us who had the pleasure of having her as a teacher or coming in contact with her in the past 13 years, would like to thank her for her help in educating us and being a special teacher and friend to us all. Henrietta Marlene Hoerauf Robbie Palmateer Clark Perkett Age 2 Lori Nicholls Age 2 Sharon Barth Denean Kirk Age 3 Jeff Garrison Age 3 Cindy Heflin Age 3 Vz Neilene Haskin Age 4 Terry Radigan Kathie Gibbons Age 3 Vi Mary-Celia Toolan. Age 3 David Isabelle Lisa Mosher Kathy O’Sullivan Eveline Hoefinger Age 4 Crystal Loveless Lisa Hartman Age 8 months k Rick Sleeper Age 2 Vi Anita Boxler Age 3 Amanda Freer 35 Jeff Myers Tracy Stanley Age 2 Ed Welch Age 11 months Holly Shepard Age 4 Laura Spence Brian Sowle Lisa Curtiss Age 5 months WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN We've only just begun, to live White lace and promises, A kiss for luck and we’re on our way. Before the rising sun, we fly, So many roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run. And yes, we've just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way, Talking it over, just the two of us, Working together day to day, together... And when the ending comes, we smile. So much of life ahead. We'll find a place where there’s room to grow WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN! Kathy Eaton Age 1 Vi 36 I, Cory Barber, leave Mr, N, his favorite boots, D.C. a map to Pizza Hut, and J.M. holding a shining star” for another year and eleven months. I, Sharon Barth, leave Galway Central High for the better years ahead. I, Lee Bascom, leave GHS with great thanks to Mr. G. Mr. D, Mr. C, and Mrs. N, in carving my life for the future, P.L. my seat in physics, calculus, and band, and forever missing my best friends CP, LC, TS, DC, RS, CH, EH, MW, AF, JB, with all my wishes for the greatest success. I, Harry Bermas, leave Galway High with forgotten memories of my class, hoping for better, my brightspot, L.S., with my heart, fellow partiers JBS, DK, RS, SS. LO a big J at the B's, LR a higher grade than PL, KE, LC, JM my deepest friendship. I, Sharon Bobar, leave Galway High with hope for the future, a whole sandwich to H.V., a P.B. for D.S., a new friendship with P.H. and to rejoin my friends G.F., M.M. and E.H. I, Jay Boerenko, leave Galway with exactly what they gave me: NOTHING! I leave Dad one less son,” Dan, one less Give me a break ... hugh?” and Galway the last of the great Boer-enko's (for awhile). I, Anita Boxler, leave GHS after 2 years with many memories. Thanks to KE, TS, EH, SS, LC, AF, AW, and everyone else who was a good friend. I leave E.H., S.S., and K.E. up on the roof, and T.S., L.C., A.F., and E.H. “Come on baby light my —I hope we'll always be happy and not forget the “Good ol’ days.” I, Warner Brown, leave to SC her love and her future, to LM one silver Monte Carlo to go. And to Galway’s finest (SC, CJ, CV, DJ, EG, GC, MW, SC) good times. And to my brother, Randy, the rest of the girls in Galway. I, Dave Carr, leave Galway finally!! I, Art Carter, leave Galway Central with a little less than I came in with and hoping Mr. Luke will be able to put up with my 3 brothers and 1 sister yet to come. I, Daniel Chamberlin, will now fly away from the nesting grounds of GHS. In doing so, I leave behind Mr. B healing with some mat burns, Mr. G his charming personality, and Mr. D with one less Einstein. Carry on, Galway. I, John Chamberlin, leave Galway with a high and open mind, and to have T.F., B.H., and R.H. to keep a good trail behind Chuck's. I, Serita Colafemina, leave Galway High to my brothers and sisters, Stef C., Don M., Jay M. and watch out guys” Marca M. and good luck to my best friend M.V. I, Lisa Curtiss, leave TS and AF a pine tree and the memories of a super summer, RS a lifesaver, TR to forever be an A, an alarm clock and the car to Kelly with lots of luck, and special love and thanks to TS, AF, AB, AW, KE, LM, RP, EW, Dl, CP, RS, and TR. I, John Doyle, alias Elwood, leave Mrs. Loveless 56 pumpkins, HH one more dance to be attacked at. Thanking CH, DK, TS, AF, KE, EH, BY for being great friends and hoping to see RP, EW, RS to keep the bandits going. I, Kathy Eaton, alias Munchkin, leave Galway with many memories, AB, AF, LC, TS, a LITTLE JUDE in the basket, Sal, EH, AB up on the roof, and BS, HB, PC, JD, R. Sowle, SL, SW, CH, DK, and everyone else my friendship, and thanks to DC for getting me through history. I, Donald Frederick, leave the teachers of Galway with one less headache, thanks to Mr. S.. JO, JB, JR, BS for making school go faster, and best of luck to B. 37 I. Amanda Freer, leave LC and TS a pine tree and many happy times, AW still thinking of SDRR, JD ''grounded” forever, Stevie in the shower, and many thanks to all of my buddies, especially AB, LC, KE, TS, and AW. I. Jeff Garrison, leave Mr. S a quieter 7th period, JB, all those L.G.’s” and one more for the road, JD a driver's manual, RJ, KC. RS, to irritate Mr. D., CF, directions to Lebanon Valley, EH, a large bottle of ketchup and GHS one more Garrison to take my place. I. Kathie Gibbons, leave Mr. Connelly a break and a million questions on American government. Erica a birthday (to be celebrated daily), Sally awaiting the reunion, and MCT, SK, LR, BS, SS, and HV my thanks for all the good times. I, Ron Gomula, leave Galway with joy. I leave Mrs. J. a thought of a better homeroom next year that will be quiet during announcements and be in homeroom on time. And to Mr. N. lots of classes to tell his jokes to, and to Debbie lots of fun in the years to come. I, Ed Grover, leave Galway in search of a new day. I, Lisa Hartman, leave Steve (my theatrical son) a decent car, a McChicken, a pig nose, my love and a friend forever. SK and KO a bottle of LA VfBrusco DWI and CH my driving techniques, 1 and 2 (MCT and LLN) my thanks and memories of great times (and at Liz’s). CG and BC THANKS wondering how they will ever put on a play without us, VP the phrase ''recast,” EH $20. AF my beet recipe and PL one less leader. I, Neilene Haskin, leave SA my seat in Physics, and all my knowledge of math (what there is of it). I leave KB all my steno readings and I give TN, RT, LP and Mrs. N. my very best wishes. I, Cindy Heflin, leave EH wishing she was MP, JD assistance when hurt, VP remembering our fun runs,” LH an opposum, JH money for Harvard, SK a handful of hair, a lollipop to all the X-C runners, JH-KH’s chess set. MCT a ride to all the basketball games, SL a trip to Japan, and DK a second home forever. I, Eveline Hoefinger, leave HH my car and everything that goes with it, PH driving lessons in reverse, BY two doughnuts, CH — the drunk at DD, DK — old Finley Road, LH — waiting for a morning ride, and many thanks to Sally, KO, SL, and the rest. I, Marlene Hoerauf, thank Bl, LR, AF, LT, and TN for the memories of good times nad leave only three more Hoeraufs for the teachers to contend with. I, Tim Hunter, leave Galway wishing it was a year sooner, Mrs. Johnson with a new homeroom. Still to go four more Hunters and wish LJ the best of luck and LM one more year to go searching for the pot of gold. See ya later. I, David Isabelle, leave AW with the prospect of more “C” discussions, LH with Oscar, SL with a well deserved license, TS and LC with an S.F. thanks to Miss C., BP with an impressive organ,” Spectrum without a drummer? son” without a Dad, LM with a break,” KO with a Black Russian, and a ”so-long” to all. I, Steve Keller, leave CG with love and thanks, LH with an OOW and friendship always, MCT and LN as my steadies, SL a braille menu, KO with an apple, TS a Miller, RS a N Y. songbook, luck in the future to HV, PJ, KC, DS. I, Denean Kirk, leave Stevie on the roof, DFK a spare, KO another PC, SL thanks, TS much happiness, KE remembering munchkin, LH ripe beets, Sal free, HB good luck, JD bowling lessons, KH my driving abilities, EH a Pizza Hut in Florida, Cin my friendship forever and one at “the corner.” 38 I, Shari Letourneau, leave Galway with many memories in sports with Mrs. Agar and Miss Baker. Also many thanks to Mr. Swiz. I leave Eveline H. one more O.D. Heck letter, and my friendship to SH, HB, KO'S, D.K, CH, KG, Mr. Dodge, Mr. Con., Mr. Rus., MW, Cupcakes,” and a sad goodbye to my sis.” I, Crystal Loveless, leave Galway Central School with my mother to cope with the kids and TM to put up with the teachers one more year. I, Susan Luke, leave Mrs. Gorman a quarter, Steve Keller my I love S.F.” pin, DE still wondering, and all my love to JO, SK, JM, EG, LS and CG. I, Mary McKenna, leave with happy memories, remembering the good ol' days with WB, BO, MB. Zoo. DD. AE. MM, SN, US, FT, RK, EN, TC, and Gem. I. Lisa Rae Mosher, leave Galway High regrettably, but looking towards a bright future; and also I leave all my dear friends a smile and one less Mom ; TS to be a good girl, Dl to give me a break ; physics class a bag of peanuts; PC and LS good luck; an CP my hyperactivity — hopefully; and I myself leave with wonderful memories. I, Jeff Myers, leave Galway as your local Black Sabbath fan, and some good partying friends. Good luck to LS. I, Tammy Neahr, leave GHS to my cousins LH and RH; remembering all the happy and sad times and thanks to all the teachers for their help and understanding. I, Lori Nicholls, leave Galway with Memories and If. .SY a Yale” pin, RP a typewriter, RS his name, and a tank of gas. I'll always remember the good times and great friends (especially MCT, SK, and LH). Thanks to BC for all the talks and EN for the support in cheering. I, Leanne Ohlidal, leave GHS remembering the insane things DC loved best. I, William O'Neil, leave Galway with no regrets. I would like to see anyone in 10 years, anytime, anyplace, anywhere. I, Laura Orapello, leave Galway with many happy memories. Thanks to DC, SR, and also ECN; If it wasn't for her I wouldn’t have gotten out. Best of luck to all of them. Also DM one more year on that animal bus! I, Joe Orzolek, leave Galway with many thanks to Mr. S, Mrs. B, Mr. L, and Mrs. N and thanks to SL, JR, DF, JD. BS, BO for all their help and friendship. I, Michele Ostrander, leave Galway High with JM and LS leaving BM to figure a way to get D to like her, and to let my sister MO to drive the rest of the teachers I didn't get, to go crazy. Bye. Me, Kathy O’Sullivan, leave GHS as I came in — a little scared and so excited!” To Mr. Connelly, Mr. Stangle, Mrs. Nusser, and MLB I leave appreciation and gratitude. As for Eve, Shaver, Steve and The Whole Gang (as they say) — WE FINALLY MADE IT!! LOOK OUT WORLD!! Good luck to my looking at colleges partner and taxi I leave only a thank you and a pen because you'd better keep in touch! Lots of luck in your next 4 yrs. A.A. and B.O. I, Luanna Palmateer, leave Galway hoping to get the things I need for the future and wishing the best in the world for HP, NH, and AR, Mrs. Nusser, and Mr. Luke. (Cheri gets my gym locker.) I, Robert Palmateer, alias Don, alias Jake, leave Mrs. Loveless 56 pumpkins, Coach Joe one less injured soccer player, my brother to cut down Mr. N., thanking Lori for always being there to talk to, LC and TS an 8-pack, great memories with all my friends and JD and EW to keep doing crazy things together. I, Clark Perkett, leave special Thank you's” to LC, Dl, AF, LB, TS, MW, CH, RS, DK, RP, LH, AW, MT, VP, SL, HH, my soccer cards, BP a louder amp, PL my special” bowling ball, SY, Jaws. My teachers, Kathy, Mr. S, a finger pistol, Mrs. J, peace. I, Claudia Pitt, leave Galway with many thanks and memories, Good Luck and much success to RL and MS, and Galway High with one less headache to worry about. I, Vicky Plantt, leave Galway thanking MC for being my buddy. Giving CH memories of Marist. The “Matchmaker” love and friendship for life. The line Recast!” to SK, LH, SL, LN, Dl and Miss C. and luck to DP and BP. I, Henrietta Pokrzywka, leave GHS knowing who my friends are and thanking KH and NP for all the memories. I, Terry Radigan, leave Galway enroute to RIT, thanking Mr. Davenport for my job, thanking Mr. Birbilis for all the easy practices, and Bill Toal, trying to forget all his lousy puns. I, Holly A. Shepard, leave GHS thanking Mrs. Buchner, Mrs. Wolff, Mr. Naples, Mr. Nolett, Mr. Connelly, and Mrs. Nusser. I leave Bob B. all my smiles, JA my laugh. But most of all I thank Lori Hatch for all the funny times at GP and Nancy S. for the great summer?! I, Rick Sleeper, leave Mrs. L. 56 pumpkins, BP impressed, CP 1,000,005 original words, J. and S.M. a ride, Dom. 7 an original love song, KO the best of luck, my No. 16 to Giorgio, love to the “slobs,” and thanks and friendship to all the guys. I, Brian Sowle, leave Mr. G one less ticky,” JO my skill at hitting mullies, RH no one to box with, Dusty a quieter study hall, and always thinking about LC. I, Richard Sowle, leave Galway with many great memories. To SS, all my love with an order of fish and fries. A “lood” to HB and a buck to JS for sag.” And always wishing to spend my life with SS. I, Laura Spence, leave Galway wishing JM. VG, SO, SL, and BM all the luck in the world and hoping everyone is successful and happy. I, Susan Stangle, leave Galway smiling and eager, with RS to find that better world, Munchkin, memories of water bottles, KG one piece of toast, HB saving for our GTFOOHF, and SS four more years left to do it up. I, Tracy L. Stanley, alias D.B.,” leave thanks to all my teachers for my education, ECN thanks for her open ear, RS an alimony check, Mrs. A and Miss B one less HAPPY” player, LS and PC more Ralphie” nights, LM thanks for everything! TS her son,” luck and happiness to my brother Don, love and friendship to these special people — CP, Dl, JD, EW, RP, LB, SL, SK, RS, LM, SY, and PB, a dance to BP, special memories with TR, the best of everything to BS, an open door ALWAYS to AB, AF, AW, KE and LC and a sad farewell to everyone else that has made these past 13 years memorable ones. I, Bill Toal, leave Galway with memories of good times and good friends and looking forward to what the future holds. Thanks to the people who helped me make it this far. I, Mary-Celia Toolan, leave LN love and friendship, SK my teddy bear and a few scratches, LH a whammy, VP wondering what a postscript is, my love to all the cheerleaders and EN, thanking BC for four great years, and hoping to someday be five feet tall. 40 I, Marilou VanDusen, leave Galway remembering all the good times I had and remembering my good friend SC and wishing her lots of luck with RG and I leave to spend the rest of my life with RC. I, Edward Welch, leave RP, JD, and Juan an 8-pack, Mr. D.N., some O.G.D., AF, TS, LC, AW, memories of C T and a COO!! Thanks to RP, JD and especially Mr. D. N. for being great friends and hoping for more years of friendship. I, Mitch Wemple, leave Galway thanking all the faculty and friends for the many good memories, to find a successful future. And forever with love, M.J.U. I, Anne Westa, leave LS and PC a “Ralphie-baby,” Dl a lesson on creativity, AF and RS in Utopia, CP a handsome prince, AB, KE, AF, LC, TS, LN, LM, Dl, CP, RS, EW, RP, and MW thanks for being wonderful friends and thanks to B-l, B-2, and B-3 for many special memories. WE, THE CLASS OF '81, leave Galway High School with fond memories, some laughs, some tears, and many lasting friendships. We thank our educators who have brought us one step closer to a successful future, and given us support through the years. We all leave as individuals, going our separate ways, but remembering the closeness and many friendships of the Class of ’81! 41 The Prom Lori Nicholls and John Doyle. Rob Palmateer and Cindy Heflin, Queen — Kathy O'Sullivan and Eric Hil-ger, Vicky Plantt and Ed Welch. Susan Stangle and Richard Sowle. Oa' uMzy Sj toU e (? May 31, 1980 8:00 - 1:00 I Really Want Tonight To Last Forever was the theme of the Class of 81’s Junior Prom held on May 31, 1980 from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. in the elementary cafeteria. The couples danced to the music of The Vinnie Jay Trio and dined to a fine Italian Buffet. It was an exciting and special night for all and many memories remain. Many thanks to class advisor, Mr. Nolett, and also to all who decorated and worked beyond the call of duty to make the prom a success. 42 43 Clark and Sheri Kathy and Steve MOST SHY Marlene and Terry CHATTERBOXES C L A S S Jay and Vicky MOST CLASS SPIRIT 44 Cindy and Ed TEACHERS' PESTS Laura and Ricky MOST ATHLETIC F A V 0 R I T E S Cindy and John CLASS FLIRTS David and Denean MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anne and Terry NICEST PERSONALITIES ■I Cindy and Clark MOST POPULAR Kathy and Robbie FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Horst and Lynn 45 Hey. it's Annette. This is really thrilling! Laurel and Hardy? Help me. help me. help me. she cried! Are they REALLY Seniors? What do you want?! I use Pearl Drops Tooth Polish! Life's a breeze. Can you guess who they are? 47 THE SENIORS SHOW THEIR HALLOWEEN SPIRIT!! Snow White and her dwarfs. ilver, these are gold, ew-made friendships, like new wine Age will mellow and refine. Friendships that have stood the test Time and change are surely best; Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray; Friendship never knows decay. For 'mid old friends, tried and true, Once more we reach and youth renew But old friends, alas! may die; New friends must thpirniacccnni . FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 49 District Superintendent Mr. Gillespie Principal Mr. Lukasiewicz Board of Education Row 1: Mrs. Reedy. Mr. Jezierski, Mrs. Gaines Row 2: Mr. Perkett, Mr. Wood, Mr. Lachtrupp. Mr. Marquis 50 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Wolff OFFICE STAFF Mr. VanDerwerker Row 1: B. Pawlowski, L. Clifford. Row 2: M. Mottau. J. Lesniewski, J. Curtiss. 51 Mrs. Buchner SECRETARY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR School Administrators Mrs. Agar Physical Education Mr. Allen French Miss Baker Physical Education Mr. Barkley Math Mrs. Bingham Science Mr. Birbilis Physical Education Mrs. Brown Math 52 JA Mr. Davenport Librarian Miss Cervenka Music Mr. Connelly History Mr. Dickinson Science Mr. Dodge Science Mrs. Estus Home Economics Mrs. Euler Remedial Math Miss Fountaine Psychologist S3 Mrs. Hagerty Nurse Mr. Gray Health Mrs. Filion-Kalinkewicz English Miss Malacynski Reading Mrs. Johnson English 54 Mr. Nolett Business Mrs. Nusser English Mr. Naple Science Mrs. Rhodes English Mr. Rhodes Mr. Ruszczyk Mrs. Slagle Industrial Arts History English and History 55 Mr. Swierzowski Math Mrs. Thompson History Mrs. Trask Special Education Mrs. VanVranken Business Mrs. Wilkins History 56 BUS DRIVERS Row 1: P. Gilchrist. A. Green. B Tidd. B. Coulombe. S. Chase. P Surdyka. V Wolfe. Row 2: A Springer. H. Coulombe. S. Reichel. S. Reichel. A Daley Missing K Cole. D Mayer. M Benware. CAFETERIA STAFF It’s been a GREAT day. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways . . . Checking up on your players. Mr. Gray? ? Surprise!! Oh. no. the boss just walked in. Look at those dimples. Sorry. I'm busy. LOOK at that centerfold!! Oh. it’s you again. There's no business like show business! “Stay away from my desk! 58 TAKE TIME Take time for friendship when you can. The hours fly swiftly, and the need That presses on your fellowman May fade away at equal speed And you may sigh before the end That you have failed to play the friend. Not all life's pride is born of fame; Not all the joy from work is won. Too late we hang our heads in shame. Remembering good we could have done; Too late we wish that we had stayed To comfort those who called for aid. Take time to do the little things Which leave the satisfactory thought. When other joys have taken wings, That we have labored as we ought; That in a world where all contend, We often stopped to be a friend. Edgar A. Guest JUNIOR Row 1: G. Myers. J. Terry. R. Tobey, K. McConchie, L. Ziroli, C. Collyer, L. Radigan. Row 2: R. Lawrence. L. Mosher. Row 3: A. Gaudreau. M. Phillips. S. Armer. L. Gibbins. B. Ostrander. C. Paige. M. Spensieri. Row 4: R. Hammond. H. Donnan. T. Carr. Row 1. D. Quinn. J. McGowan. T. Panasuk, K. Cetnar. J. Daley. Row 2: J. Simpkins. T. May. Row 3: T. Basford, J. Bintz, T. Panasuk. K. Hansen. A. J. Sellers. S. Gorga. K. Curtiss. Row 4: T. Taylor. C. Allen. P. Foti. T. McMann. Row 1: M. Livesey. B. Sleight. D. Bogel. M. O'Brien. M. Smith. A. Hoerauf. K. Rundell. Row 2: B. Plantt, J. Howard. R. May. J. Rivers. S. Hadley. E. Pel-cher. G. Krohn. Row 3: J. Beatty. D. Murphy. J. Reedy. S. Wood. K. Quinn. 62 CLASS Row 1: L. Sakala. L. Nanartowich, P. Carlucci, H. Hoefinger, P. Lukasiewicz, J. Reichel. Row 2: L. Sherman. K. Bobar. Row 3: P. Denison, B. Yankowski. T. Sherman, D. Spagnola, L. Rohling, D. Baker, M. White. Row 4: T. Sowle, C. Korowajczyk, J. Anderson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Lynn Sakala — Secretary Paula Carlucci — Vice-President Standing: Dan Bogel — President Marjorie Phillips — Treasurer Jim Beatty — Sergeant at Arms Kelly Curtiss — Historian 63 SOPHOMORE Row 1: D. Minkler. L. Male. N. Earley. C. Fontaine. J. Kronsbein. S. Eaton. J. Daley. R. Knizek. Row 2: P. Sowle. P. Embree. B. West. S. Curcio. T. Hotchkiss, L. Surdyka, P. Hoefinger. J. Martin. E. Bornitzke. L. Carlucci. B. Kingsbury. Row 1: R. Hadley, J. Hatala, T. Maille, K. O’Brian C. Cokelet. L. Keller. S. Russo. C. Frewin, J Goetz, S. Hargrave. M. Livesey. M. Czolowski. S Yankowski. Row 2: R. VanDusen. E. Pelcher. A Ohlidal, D. Plantt, J. Bates. D. Sawyer. H. Vro man. J. Cuckoo, L. Voehringer. G. Denker, J. Hal ler. K. Heflin, A. Benware. M. Livesey. M. Czolow ski. S. Yankowski. Row 1: M. Spagnola. G. Stanley. C. Trerise. J. Spensieri, B. Baker. R. Carter. M. Frament. J. Baker. Row 2: M. Bixby, J. Taylor. M. Westa. S. Beatty, G. Trerise, D. Waller. M. Nielsen. R. Aus-sicker. S. Hyde. 64 CLASS Row 1: R. St. Louis. M. Becker. R. Jackowski. E. Howlett, P. Liberto. D. Schmidt. S. Knizek. M. Senecal, L. Vokatis, J. Ball, T. Symonds, G. Kond-rat. Row 2: G. McHugh. C. LaFountain, M. Fra-ment, S. Lamb. M. Diamond, B. Sleight. S. Colaf-emina, G. Sanders, W. Kalinsky, D. Bombard. R. Wheeler. D. Jones, J. Trigg. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lori Keller — Vice President Chris Frewin — Secretary Debbie Minkler — Treasurer Jennifer Martin — President 65 FRESHMAN Row 1: S. Hyde. J. Jones, P. Jackson. Row 2: L. Sherman, B. LaFountain. L. Ramsey. C. Eaton, L. Palowski. Row 3: P. Jameson, L. Hoegeman, K. Bas-com. K. Daley. A. La Fleur. M. Ohlidal, M. Anderson. Row 4: B. Sullivan. T. Reedy. J. Vanderhorst. L. Livesey, P. Benware. M. Panasuk. Row 1: J. Haller. Row 2: R. Hatala. D. Clemens. J. D. Arnold. F. Tisaj. B. Wemple. Row 3: J. Gagne. T. Murphy. R. Blood. R. Rocklin. D. Rundell. Row 4: K. Russell, S. Watrobski. J. Dahlin. D. Diggins. B. Bobar. P. Nielsen. Row 1: D. Madej, M. Ostrander. T. Ferraro, D. Wnuk P. Tyler. Row 2: T. McConchie, M. White. C McChesney, C. Houghton, J. Galarneau. J. Thomp son. Row 3: K. Harrington, T. Abrams. M. Chamber lin. M. Gorga. D. Marcellus, L. McConchie. B. Pelle tier. Row 4: J. Pokrzywka. E. Trigg. R. Brown. D Woods. R. Harris. R. Hunter. 66 CLASS Row 1: M. Burnell. K. McCarthy. B. Wood. J. Hadley. M. Smith. Row 2: P. DiCerbo. K. Welch. M. Liberto. L. Gaudreau. L. May. M Boxler. Row 3: N. Todd. T. Quinlan. D. Collins, P. Hargrave. C. Hayes. D. Dygert. Row 4: B. Schmidt. D. Arnold, I. Homick, T. Spetla. R. Canell, B. Pribis. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Beth Sullivan — Secretary Sue Hyde — President Laura Sherman — Vice-President Tom Reedy — Treasurer 67 EIGHTH Row 1: C. Mazur. M. Collins. L. Sakala. L. Reisinger. K. Sherman. L. Tolson. R. Palmateer. D. Knizek. D. Hoerauf. J. Aussicker. K. Robbins. Row 2: K. Robbins, J. Tobey. S. Martin. D. Schaperjahn. P. Hammond. J. Orzolek. B. Phillips. B. Pierson. B. Brice. J. Dig-gins, S. Barber. Row 1: J. Stangle. D. Bonesteel. L. Bogel. T. Stewart. M. Cokelet. M. Czolowski. Row 2: W. Abrams. R. Hall, L. Hicks. A. Bolduc. B. Benham. N. Tilley, K. Bonesteel, L. Hollis, D. Bezio. 68 GRADE Row 1: S. Allen. S. Powers. W. VanDorn. R. Eaton. L. Sherman. T. Curtiss. J. Ball. S. Burt. R. Emerich. D. Euler. T. Wigley. D. Sullivan. B. O'Sullivan. M. Palmateer. Row 2: T. Kirchofer. D. Murtlow. D. Tilley. D. Gomula. J. Snyder. S. Trigg. R. Henderson. W. Jackson. J. Sanders. K. Roll. D. Minkler. J. Fontaine. M. DeGraff. K. Parks. R. Tenace. Row 1: R. Faas. T. Neal. B. Myers. D. Neahr. S. Stangle. D. Pettit. P. Wilson. C. Dennison. D. Bandy. F. Myers. P. Adamkoski. Row 2: J. LaPort. R. Wesch, J. Daignault. M. Russel. T. Murtlow. A. Farina. A. Maynard. H. Tompkins. C. Malley. E. Cwiakala. A. Armer. B. Earley. A. Grant. 69 SEVENTH Row 1: J. Sowle. M. Sowle. J. Rivers. P. Gorga. T. Tyler. A. Jessop. D. Denison. D. Wnuk. Row 2: C. Cronin. C. Sloat, T. Gagne. J. Mihal. S. Palmateer. S. Sakala. B. Olmstead. D. McIntosh. M. VanValkenburgh. J. Lee. M. Swierzowski. Row 3: R. Jones. D. Surdyka. K. Bagdan, T. O’Brien. A. Auerbach. S. Hersey. K. Kieft. K. Symonds. R. Robb. D. Missimer. D. Sherman. D. Seelow. Row 1: J. Carter. C. Castle. D. Sievers, N. Hall. S. Klamp. P. Burnell. B. McNamara. S. Goetz. B. Deridder, G. Gibbins. W. Lafforthun. T. Gifford. J. Emigh. M Mullarky. L. Knizek. Row 2: R. Lawrence. J. Becker. T. St. Louis. V. Wadsworth. J. Mus-grave. B. Denison. M. Johnson. R. Bagdan. C. Wood. S. Smith. A. Curran. M. Tompkins. M. Wells. R. Vokatis, B. Oscarson. 70 GRADE Row 1: K. Dahlin, J. Curcio, D. Kanches, B. Garrison, M. Pribis. K. Hoegemann. L. Clemens. P. Trigg. D. Hendrie. Row 2: K. Bierman. C. Wheeler. J. Pawlowski. T. Thibideau, D. Hammond. B. Brundige. K. DiCerbo. L. McConchie, J. Curtiss. J. Emerick. J. Blaha, T. Stangle. L. Mooney. B. Martin. Row 3: K. Johnson. J. Becker, J. Barker. C. Sawitzki. S. Nierotka. D. Andrus. L. Auerbach. D. Jameson. K. Perkett, M. Cassedy, R. Quinlan, B. Potkovic. S. Woods. BOCES Row 1: K. McConchie. L. Ziroli, L. Spence. C. Vroman. S. Wood. G. Sanders. M. Spensieri. B. Baker. T. Panasuk. Row 2: M. Ostrander. J. Kronsbein, H. Shepard. P. Dennison. D. Murphy. L. Orapello, G. Getnar, K. Quinn. B. Sleight. C. Korowajczyk. J. Howard. M. O’Brien, C. LaFountain, A. Carter, J. Simpkins. When the golden sun is setting. Hear our voices ringing clear ’3 Stick 'em up. girls! Hey. you're cute! £ Go for it. Cin’! MMM good. Hey. what's hap'nin' ? The result of school lunches. Am I in the wrong room? Anxious for class. Hi there. HELP ME! J THE PUMPKIN CAPER Count 'em — 56! Stevie!!! Dig those shades! I did it It's rush hour I was a bad boy. BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: S. Yankowski, K. Heflin, C. Perkett, S. Sakala. Row 2: R. Sleeper. H. Hoefinger, M. Spagnola. T. Murphy, C. Therise, L. Bascom. B. Kingsbury, R. Carter, M. Wemple. Row 3: M. Westa, P. Benware, T. Reedy, J. Reichel, W. Toal. G. Therise. B. Yankowski. R. Palmateer, Coach Apicella. BOOT IT BOYS!!! The 1980 Boys’ Varisty Soccer team had a trying season due to injuries to team starters. Despite this, they still did a fine job and we are all very proud of them. The team will surely miss the following seniors next year: Lee Bascom — forward Rob Palmateer — fullback Clark Perkett — halfback Rick Sleeper •� - forward Mitch Wemple — halfback and goalie Bill Toal — forward Mitch Wemple — Co-Captain Coach Joe Apicella Bill Yankowski — Co-Captain 76 SOCCER STARS IN ACTION! Swing those hips. Team talk? Ugh!!! Ballet and soccer all in one. Boot it. Skeeter! 1980 GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: L. Carlucci, L. Male. J. Martin, L. Sherman, L. Sherman. M. Palmteer — manager. Row 2: Coach Agar. S. Letourneau. A. Westa, T. Sherman. K. Eaton. P. Carlucci. T. Stanley. L. Sakala, D. Sawyer, L. Nanartowich. Missing: D. Luke. 78 From top to bottom: P. Carlucci — Co-Captain. T. Stanley — Captain. Mrs. Agar — Coach. The 1980 Girls' Soccer team ended their season with a 2-11-1 record, but this does not reveal the spirit, effort, and enthusiasm all the girls put into the season. Congrats to Mrs. Agar and the team for a great try and the following seniors will be greatly missed. Kathy Eaton — Forward Sheri Letourneau — Halfback Tracy Stanley — Fullback Anne Westa — Halfback A special congratulations to Sheri Letourneau and Deanna Sawyer for making the Tri-Valley All-Star Team! A very special congratulations to the Boys’ Modified and Girls’ J.V. soccer : teams for their outstanding seasons. The boys ended the season with a 6-3 record while the girls had a successful 6-1 record. Due to these marvelous statistics, both teams finished 1st in their league! 1980 GIRLS’ J.V. SOCCER 1980 BOYS’ MODIFIED SOCCER Kneeling: Coach Baker TRI-CAPTAINS J. D. Arnold J. Gagne K. Daley !r ter: M. Ostrander. L. Sakala, C. Eaton. Row 1: R. Emerich. M. Collins. K. Bascom. G. Denker. D. Mink-• J- Vanderhorst, D. Arnold. B. Sullivan. B. Wood, S. Hyde, L. Palowski, J. Jones. K. Robbins. C. Mazur, Winkler. Row 2: S. Burt. L. Tolson. B. Myers. Coach Kalinkewicz. M. Mullarky — Manager. L. Hoege-3n. K. Sherman. CO-CAPTAlNb Debbie Minkler Julie Vanderhorst Seated: L. McConchie. Kneeling: L. Sherman. C. Malley. T. Curtiss. D. Hammond. B. Brundige, B. Olm-stead. K. DiCerbo, B. VanDorn, E. Nanartowich. Standing: Coach Baker, R. Palmateer, R. O’Sullivan. P. Hammond. A. LaFleur, J. D. Arnold. J. Gagne. S. Martin, K. Daley. J. Tobey. D. Schaperjahn. D. Jameson. J. Emerich. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: L. Knizek. J. Haller. J. Daley. S. Eaton, C. Heflin. P. DiCerbo. J. Doyle. J. Daley. M. Boxler. R. Knizek. Row 2: A. J. Sellers — Manager. D. Sullivan, D. Euler. T. Taylor. E. Welch. D. Bolduc. R. Aussicker. B. Pribis. S. Aussicker. D. Mangine. Coach Naple. D. Plantt — Manager. Tri-Captains Jerry Daley Cindy Heflin John Doyle THEY’RE ON THE RUN! I'm stripping for YOU. ya know!! • ■ We ll be right back! She can't get sick now. God, get me through this race!! Hi everybody. Catch ya later. I love to run. LOOK at his legs! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: C. Heflin. J. Martin. S. Letourneau. Row 2: D. Quinn. T. Sherman, J. Haller. L. Male. L. Nanartowich. Row 3: CoachAgar. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: L. Sakala — Manager, C. Eaton. M. Palmateer — Manager. Row 2: Coach Agar. J. Cuckoo. D. Luke. L. Voehringer. Row 3: K. Bascom. S. Hyde. C. Frewin, K. Sherman. D. Arnold. 82 NO one can beat oi r team! She can ' dig it. SET IT UP, GIRLS! Will ‘The eency weency spider. Lisa N. spikes it down their throats!! 83 Mrs. Agar looks on and calls the shots! Nolett's in the action! The victors setting it up. Excitement, huh? The 2nd Annual Volleyball Tournament took place in Dec., 1980 and the 4 teams that made it to the finals were: Mrs. Bingham’s, Mrs. Johnson's, Mr. Nolett's, Mrs. Wilkins'. They made it to the finals by playing other homeroom teams during their homeroom study periods for several weeks. The results were — Mrs. Wilkins's, 1st place; Mr. Nollet's, 2nd place; Mrs. Johnson’s, 3rd place; and Mrs. Bingham’s, 4th place. The Junior High girls also got involved in their own tournament and had a great time! BOYS’ VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: B. Bobar. A. LaFleur. D. Chamberlin. P. DiCerbo. Row 2: P. Hammond. D. Wnuk. T. Radigan. J. D. Arnold. Row 3: P. Tyler. T. Murphy. B. Philips. K. Daley. Row 4: J. Button. D. Diggins. Missing: R. Palmateer. CAPTAINS 85 BOYS’ MODIFIED WRESTLING Row 1: D. DiCerbo. K. DiCerbo. S. Palmateer. B. VanDorn. Row 2: G. Ball. S. Everson. M. Murphy. A. Gagne. Row 3: D. Hammond, D. Schaperjahn. G. Hammond. Row 4: J. Tobey, L. Lueck. CO-CAPTAINS D. Schaperjahn. K. DiCerbo. 86 The thrill of victory! MASTERS ON THE MAT! Go get him, Dan. Where's the other team ?! ? VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: D. Baker. Row 1: K. Bobar. S. Armer, L. Rohling. G. Myers. Row 2: N. Toolan. T. Sowle. L. Nicholls. Missing: D. Spagnola. JV CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: D Mmkler. Row 1: P. Jackson. B. Sullivan. N. Todd. P. Hargrave. L Keller. Top: S. Hargrave. 88 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: B. Yankowski. H. Hoefinger. H. Donnan. T. Taylor. B. Sowle. Row 2: R. Sleeper. J. Reedy. J. Orzolek. J. Beatty. R. Sowle. Coach Gray. M. Bixby — Manager. COACH GRAY and the VARSITY SENIORS Joe Orzolek Rick Sleeper Richard Sowle BrianSowle 90 BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Yankowski — Manager. T. Reedy. J. Taylor, E. Nanartowich. M. Spagnola. M. Firth. Row 2: R Harris. P. Benware. B. Pribis. Coach Davenport. S. Beatty. M Westa. 91 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 92 Row 1: T. May. L. Nanartowich. K. Eaton. Row 2: J. Haller. L. Sherman. C. Heflin. L. Sherman. Row 3: S. Letourneau — Co-Captain. T. Stanley — Captain. Missing: Coach Baker. GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Hansen. J. Martin — Co-Captain, S. Hyde. Coach Baker. Row 2: J. Bintz. L. Sakala. D. Sawyer. L. Carlucci. M. Collins. Missing: J. Vanderhorst. L. Male — Captain. D. Collins. I can't reach that hoop. That was a great pep talk. And THAT'S the truth! Look out. here we come. Reach for the sky! Another swish! Two wild 'n' crazy jockettes! Go Deanna!! BOYS’ 8th GRADE BASKETBALL Kneeling: M. Dzieniszewski. T. Curtiss. L. Sherman. C. Malley. J. Laport. Standing: J. Daignault. B. Pierson. S. Allen. D. Euler, J. Aussicker. Coach Gorga. BOYS’ 7th GRADE BASKETBALL Kneeling: B. Garrison. M. Sowle. B. Brundige. M Pribis. L. McConchie. Standing: P. Gorga. J. Emerich. K. Sowle. A. Curran, S. Sakala. Coach Gorga. 94 JM 96 Seated: E. Nanartowich. Kneeling: G. Sanders, M. Gorga, K. Heflin. J. Daley. M. Boxler. J. Gagne. R. Yannitell. Standing: J. Cuckoo — manager. C. Therise. Coach Gorga. T. Murphy. M. Westa. P. Benware. M. Spagnola. A. Hammer. L. Voehringer — manager. 1980 BOYS’ MODIFIED BASEBALL 97 1980 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: J. Doyle, H. Hoefinger. D. Bintz, S. Armer, J. Letourneau. Row 2: R. LeClair, S. Armer. M. Kalinkewicz. Coach Smith. Row 3: H. Bermas, B. Yankowski. M. Thatcher. T. Cowper. Row 4: B. Plantt, S. Yankowski — Manager. BATTER UP! 1980 VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: L. Male. T. Sowle. J. Martin. Row 2: B. Toolan. K. Hansen, H. Vroman. J. Haller. L. Collins. Row 3: T. Panasuk. L. Sakala. D. Luke. L. Nanartowich, D. Sawyer, C. Sawyer. Coach Nanartowich. 99 1980 BOYS’ TRACK FIELD Last one’s a rotten egg!!! HELP! Row 1: R. Goodhue, G. Wetmore. R. Palmateer, E. Welch. Row 2: R. Aussicker, R. Knizek, L. Sherman. M. Manning, B. Kingsbury, P. DiCerbo. S. Bornitzke. D. Bolduc. Row 3: E. VanHall, P. Jameson. T. Reedy. D. Bogel. M. Firth, Coach Davenport, A. J. Sellers, T. Radigan, T. Taylor, J. Rivers. R. Galusha. 1.2, 3. kick! 1980 GIRLS’ TRACK FIELD Row 1: G. Denker. L. Sherman, L. Sherman, L. Carlucci, S. Hyde, T. McConchie, L. Hartman. Row 2: V. Plantt, J. Haller, M. Sawyer, J. Vanderhorst, C. Sawyer, Coach Riggins, D. Arnold, B. Sullivan, R. Canell, P. Carlucci, C. Heflin, K. Eaton, A. Boxler. Exciting race. Huh? CONGRATULATIONS to these four track stars for making it to State Qualifiers: Paula Carlucci — High Jump Lisa Carlucci — 100 meter dash and Long Jump Cindy Heflin — 800 meter run Michele Sawyer — 1500 meter walk It's coming up! 103 PIPER STAFF Row 1: R. Wheeler. B. Ostrander. L. Radigan, L. Gibbins, W. Kalinsky, T. Embree. N. Haskins. M. Toolan, L. Nicholls. T. Sowle. S. Knizek. S. Armer, C. Collyer. Row 2: K. O'Sullivan. C. Pitt. R. Lawrence. P. Sowle. C. Paige, R. Tobey, L. Vokatis, D. Kirk. K. Eaton. A. Boxler, E. Hoefinger. C. Perkett. D. Isabelle. T. Cokelet. L. Nanartowich. D. Baker. D. Spagnola, K. Curtiss. PIPER EXECUTIVE STAFF From left to right: Cindy Heflin — Circulation. Lisa Hartman — Advertisement. Anne Westa — Art Work. Sheri Letourneau — Photography. Tracy Stanley — Editor. Amanda Freer — Typing. Lisa Curtiss — Copy and Layout. 104 FOOTPRINT STAFF editor Row 1: L. Nicholls, M. Toolan, K. Gibbons. Row 2: S. Armer, V. Plantt. Row 3: K. Curtiss, S. Gorga. S. Bobar. Row 4: J. Daley. J. Martin, L. Male. Row 5: C. Perkett, T. Taylor. R. Tobey, T. Neahr. Row 6: K. Hansen. H. Vroman. D. Isabelle. Mary Celia Toolan NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: V. Plantt. C. Heflin. M. Toolan. L. Curtiss. L. Hartman. A. Westa. L. Sherman. Row 2: C. Collyer. A. Gaudreau. R. Hammond. Mr. Davenport — Advisor. C. Perkett. T. Radigan. D. Chamberlin. K. Curtiss. 105 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: T. Cokelet. K. O’Brien, C. Paige. Row 2: N. Haskins, M. Phillips, L. Radigan, B. Ostrander. J. Terri. Row 3: T. Neahr. H. Vroman, R. Tobey, R. Wheeler, C. Collyer. Row 4: L. Thatcher. P. Jameson, G. Therise, R. Lawrence. T. Symonds. VTR CREW Row 1: L. Sherman. T. Curtiss. K. Hansen. Row 2: K. Curtiss. J. Daley, C. Allen, S. Gorga. H. Donnan, T. Carr. M. Gorga. K. Daley. 106 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. Seelow. T. Curtiss. D. Schaperjahn. S. Martin. M. Sowle. D. Hammond. L. Tolson, B. Myers. Row 2: J. Curtiss. K. Perkett. R. Emerich. L. Knizek. S. Palmateer. M Collins. Row 3: K. DiCerbo. STUDENT SENATE Sitting: L. Sherman — Secretary. T. Reedy. D. Spagnola — Vice President. L. Male — Treasurer. Standing: T. Taylor. K. O’Sullivan. R. Palmateer — President. J. Daley. 107 SENIOR CHORUS Row 1: M. Phillips. C. Paige. R. Lawrence. T. Neahr. K. Curtiss. C. Allen. D. Schmidt. J. McConchie. J. D. Arnold. S. Keller. Miss Cervenka. Row 2: C. Collyer, L. Curtiss. B. Sullivan, N. Early. K. Hansen. T. Taylor. A. J. Sellers. M. Gorga. P. DiCerbo. S. Yan-kowski. J. Gagne. T. Baritone. Row 3: A. Boxler. D. Plantt. J. Bintz. T. Panasuk. D. Arnold. P. Lukasiewicz. M. Firth. T. Murphy. S. Watrobski. B. Plantt. D. Bogel. Row 4: L. Hartman. J. Vanderhorst. R. Jackowski. T. Stanley. A. Freer. S. Letourneau, T. Reedy. P. Benware. J. Taylor. J. Reichel. P Jameson. M. Wemple. Row 1: T. Basford. M. Toolan. J. Terry. S. Bobar. B. LaFountain, J. Daley. B. Wood. D. Minkler. P. Sowle. M. Liberto. Row 2: D. Dygert. S. Hyde. L. Nicholls. L. Rohling. D. Spagnola. D. Baker. S. Hargrave. L. Carlucci. A. Armer. M. Donahue. M. Anderson. K. Bascom. Row 3: T. Spetla. T. Sowle. K. O'Brien. T. Cokelet. T. Symonds. P. Hargrave. S. Armer. K. Bobar. S. Gorga. L. Hoegemann. R. Palmateer. H. Vroman. Row 4: L. Gaudreau. N. Todd. V. Plantt. B. Schmidt. T. Sherman. R. Canell. L. Sakala, L. Mosher. P. Carlucci. J. Martin. L. Male. K. Gibbons. S. Stangle. E. Welch. 108 SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS Seated: Miss Cervenka. Mitch Wemple — President. Standing: Steven Keller — Treasurer. Susan Stangle — Secretary. Sheri Letourneau — Secretary. Robbie Palmateer — Vice-President. 109 SENIOR Presents VARIETY “FIFTIES Come and get us!! Galway's winos. You ain't nothin' but a hound dog .. The Hair Bear Bunch?? 110 CHORUS the SHOW FROLIC” Doo-wap-wap-wap. .. Foxy chicks!! Boy, they look mean. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS 1: tis« EStlHI it It Row 1: P. Wilson. M. Tompkins. B. Myers. J. Jessop. L. McConchie. B. Garrison, C. Sloat. Row 2: A. Grant. S. Klamp. M. Swierzowski. C. Wheeler. L. Reisinger. D. Neahr. P. Werner. T. Curtiss. D. Bonesteel. Row 3: B. Earley. L. Hicks. K. Parks. L. Sakala, J. Emerich. T. Wigley. P. Gorga. S. Nierotka. D. Pettit. M. Pribis. Row 4: S. Stangle. B. Benham. M. Russell. C. Wood. B. LaBombard. J. Snyder. R. Tenace. F. Myers. D. Schaperjahn. D. Jameson. Row 1: K. Bierman. P. Trigg. M. DeGraff. L. Clemens. J. Curcio, L. Auerbach. J. Curtiss. B. J. Potkovic. Row 2: D. Bezio. B. McNamara. M Czolowski. S. Woods. K. Perkett. N. Hall. S. Goetz. T. Stewart. M. Cokelet. J. Lee. B. DeRidder. Row 3: M. Palmateer. D. Minkler. K. Bonesteel. N. Tilley. A. Auerbach. J. Fontaine. B. Brice. J. Diggins, K. Roll. V. Wadsworth. D. Kanches. SENIOR BAND Row 1: M. Toolan. R. Wood, A. Westa, N. Todd. M. Liberto, D. Dygert, C. Mazur. Row 2: J. Ball, S. Beatty, D. Minkler, K. McCarthy. D. Minkler. D. Spagnola, W. Plantt, M. Westa, L. Nanartowich. Row 3: K. Dahlin, J. Lee, R. Hatala, M. Boxler, P. Lukasiewicz, D. Woods, L. Bascom, A. Benware. W. Pribis. R. Sleeper, R. Hammond, A. Gaudreau, S. Yankowski. W. Yankowski, T. Reedy. Row 4: J. Goetz, M. Spagnola, K. Sherman. D. Isabelle, H. Donnan. J. Beatty, C. Perkett. Mr. Marcucci, Mr. Sleeper. OFFICERS Seated: H. Pokrzywka — Librarian. M. Toolan — Treasurer. R. Sleeper — Manager. On Piano: A. Westa — Secretary. Standing: L. Bascom — Manager. C. Perkett — President. D. Isabelle — Vice President. Mr. Marcucci. 113 CHANSONETTES AND TROUBADOURS Row 1: M. Toolan, C. Allen. L. Rohling. S. Yankowski. L. Nicholls. C. Perkett. B. Wood. Miss Cervenka. Row 2: K. Gibbons. S. Keller. V. Plantt. S. Armer. K. McCarthy. S. Gorga. D. Bogel. D. Isabelle. Row 3: T. Reedy. L. Curtiss. A. J. Sellers. K. Curtiss. A. Westa. L. Hartman. B. Plantt. K. Bobar. B. Yankowski. Row 4: E. Welch. S. Bobar. S. Stangle. T. Panasuk, B. Pribis. M. Westa. T. Stanley. A. Freer. D. Plantt. M. Wemple. R. Sleeper. CADET BAND Row 1: J. Lee. K. Dahlin. J. Blaha. M VanValkenburgh. K. Perkett. S. Goetz. M Mullarky. T. Wolfe Row 2: M. Cassedy. D. Macintosh. R. Olmstead. L. McConchie. G. Hammond. B. Oscarson. B. DeRidder. C. Baczkowski. P. Beatty. S. Korowajczyk. C. Mazur. K. McCarthy. Row 3: A. Bobar. R. Jackowski. L. Schweizer. D. Minkler. T. Buck. K. Male. M. Eldred. K. Bagden. R. Tenace. D. Jamison. B. Brundige. A. Curran. Row 4: K. Vanderhorst. M. Pribis. S. Burt. M. Bymonds. D. Hammond. D. Dygert. D. Seholm. Mr. Sleeper. Missing: J. Ball. 114 THE SOUND OF MUSIC! 115 DRAMA CLUB Row 1: C. Perkett. S. Letourneau. D. Isabelle. Row 2: Advisor — Mrs. Gorman. L. Vokatis. K. Welch. K. McCarthy. A. Gaudreau. S. Hyde. C. Eaton. S. Knizek. S. Bobar. M Toolan. T. McConchie. D. Schmidt. J. Daley. S. Gorga. E. Nanarto-wich. Row 3: L. Hartman. T. Symonds. B. Sullivan. J. Vanderhorst. L. Nanartowich. K. Curtiss. A. J. Sellers. R. Tobey. R. Lawrence. D. Sawyer. S. Keller. H. Vroman. K. Gibbons. M Liberto. L. Gaudreau. Row 4: J Taylor. P. Jameson. P. Lukasiewicz. D. Plantt. T Hotchkiss. T. Basford. J Bintz. K. Hansen. C. Allen. T. Taylor. M Phillips. D. Dygert. S. Watrobski. N. Todd. R. Canell. L. Nicholls. K. O'Sullivan. A. Westa, V. Plantt. L. Hoegemann. B. Plantt. OFFICERS D. Isabelle — President M. Toolan — Treasurer V. Plantt — Secretary S. Keller — Vice-Presjdent 116 SENIOR HIGH CHESS CLUB Seated: T. Carr. B. Wemple. Standing: M Czolowski. W. Butnco. JUNIOR HIGH CHESS CLUB Row 1: B. Olmsted. J. Musgrave. J. Daignault. K. Roll. D. Schaperjohn. R. Lawrence. J. Pawlowski. Row 2: S. Palmateer. P. Gorga. S. Sakala. B. Wesch, M. Pribis, T. Swedberg. Row 3: J. Laport. E. Hunt. F. Myers, R. Tenace. M. Kortz. M. Dzieniszewski. T. St. Louis. 117 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB kow l: S. Letourneau. Row 2: R. Tobey. T. Reedy. Row 3: A. Gaudreau. Mr. Rhodes — Advisor. K. Curtiss. M Livesey R. Hammond, L. Sherman. L. Nanartowich. H. Donnan. Everyone is glad to see that the Photography Club is developing again with great success and involvement after remaining idle for a number of years. The club has been active all year and has received new equipment for the dark room and all the members have had a chance to use it and learn more about photography. Thanks to Mr. Rhodes for advising the group and starting another successful activity for the students. 118 FRENCH CLUB Seated: T. Maille. J. Daley. S. Gorga. K. Hansen. C. Allen. Standing: K. O’Brien. T. Cokelet. Mr. Allen. S. Armer. M. Phillips. A. Boxler. L. Vokatis. T. Symonds. T. Taylor. OFFICERS Seated: Justine Daley — Treasurer Susan Gorga — President Kristen Hansen — Co-Secretary Craig Allen — Vice President Standing: Mr. Allen — Advisor Susan Armer — Co-Secretary 119 VARSITY CLUB Row 1: S. Yankowski. R. Aussicker. T. Radigan. C. Perkett. J. Doyle. B. Toal. Row 2: A Freer. A. Boxler. T. Stanley. T. Taylor. D. Arnold. B. Plantt. A. J. Sellers. K Hansen. D. Bogel. B. Yankowski. Row 3 Mr. Goodemote — Advisor. E. Welch. L. Bascom. J. Reichel. T. Reedy. R Sleeper. J. Reedy. B. Sowle. M Westa. H. Bermas. H. Hoefinger. D. Chamberlin. f' 10- m OFFICERS S. Letourneau — Secretary Treasurer C. Heflin — Vice-President R. Palmateer — President Mr. Goodemote — Advisor Row 1: T. Sowle. J. Daley. K. Heflin. D. Baker. D. Spagnola. V. Plantt. M Toolan. R. Knizek. Row 2: S. Hyde. S. Hargrave. J. Haller. T. Sherman. J. Martin. P. Carlucci. L. Male. L. Hartman. L. Sherman. Row 3: L. Sherman. K. Gibbons. L. Nicholls, D. Plantt. H. Vroman. R. Canell. L. Nanarto-wich. L. Sakala. L. Carlucci. 120 G.H.S. Hits the screen with ... Answers Please Freshman team vs. the Junior team. The Final Round: Sophomore team vs. the Junior team. In the Spring of 1980 Galway went against Niskayuna in an Answers Please competition broadcast on WRGB-Channel 6 T.V. In order to pick the best academic students for the team, we had our own competition between grades 9-12. There were three rounds of play with the Sophomores first beating the Seniors, then the Juniors beating the Freshmen, and in the final round, the Sophomores were victorious over the Juniors!! Mr. Rhodes questions the contestants. But, although the Sophomore team won the overall competition, all the students from all the teams were judged and the ones with the most CORRECT answers were chosen to be on television, and they were: Bitty Gaines — Senior, Beth Toolan — Sophomore, Kelly Curtiss — Sophomore, Mark Westa — Freshman, and as an alternate, Anne Westa — Junior. Although Niskayuna beat Galway in the contest, our team did a splendid job, and they had many Galway fans in the television audience to cheer them on! Also, a special thanks to Mr. Rhodes for organization and judging of the whole event. 121 ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST Sophomore Class takes 1st with “GAMES” Directed by Mrs. Kalinkewicz Senior Class takes 2nd with “ALMOST THE BRIDE OF DRACULA” Directed by Miss Cervenka and Vernon Wetmore 123 Freshman Class presents “THE CAPRICIOUS PEARLS” Directed by Mr. Pagano BEST ACTOR HONORABLE MENTION — BESTACTOR Keith Heflin Sophomore BEST ACTRESS Julie Vanderhorst Freshman Honorable Mention — BESTACTRESS Honorable Mention — BESTACTRESS Kelly Curtiss Junior Denise Dygert Freshman 125 BEHIND THE SCENES Bill Pnbis — Trombone. Piano 126 “SPECTRUM” Lisa Nanartowich — Vocals. Flute Ziroli — Vocals 1 4 5 Rick Sleeper — Lead Guitar. Clark Perkett — Bass Guitar David Isabelle — Drums He really loves me. Wow. that's a long way down! I HATE pictures. This class is putting me to sleep. That joke made me sick, Gloria. But I WAS listening! Look at that concentration. Psst. .. J. D. LOVES this extra help!! 127 It’s been a rough day. This is the life. I'm trying to work. This is great reading, really. Oh no! Child abuse? 128 Just kids at heart! Bonnie, where's Clyde? Hey. you guys, look who’s here. BonJour But. Mrs. Slagle. I didn't do it. Oh. c’mon you guys! I think were being followed. Yeah. I got a 100! I’m ready for class, sir. Andy, come blow your horn. My favorite class. Knock on wood! This is such fun. GOTCHA Janice Don’t cheat off MY paper. WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Outside the sky is water color grey, Newspaper says to look for rain today. No one around for company, and so I turn to memories to pass the time away. Each face that flashes back to mind Seems as it was, untouched by time. I can’t recall quite all the names, Each one is precious all the same. How strange to think how many friends were lost somewhere behind. Where are they now? How I miss those companions Who walked the canyons of the night by my side. Where are they now? Like so many crazy dancers We live only for the answers in a song. But that was long ago... Where are they now? When love was new and wonderful There was no word “impossible.” The future we saw with our minds Was something of our heart’s design. Between today and yesterday, Life came between us all. Wher are they now? 130 REMEMBER... HOSTAGES come HOME I •ft C Zy� THE POOD fic-ht 0SoSW that never was 0Ne ,ACT „ . CONTEST ,. ,0 MY LIFE PASSED BEFORE MY EYESf S.P.AX- FIFTIES FROL 1C '' A 50' , '-v Hcv HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOTl HALF A SIXPENCE °OR W c S r GAS PRICES SKY ROCKET h°ck£ ■ W ctliB TIOM r -6' TIME WARP the year of the designer jean 132 133 George A. Wheeler contractor and builder R.D. 2 — Box 84 Galway, New York 12074 882-6496 371-3884 Cunningham Brothers LYALL AND ROSS CUNNINGHAM 9 CHURCH AVENUE, BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. 12020 LAWN and GARDEN SNOWMOBILES EMERICH SALES t SERVICE JNHEEL HORSE LAWN AND GARDEN SNAPPER — LAWN BOY KAWASAKI — SNOWMOBILES POULAN — ECHO CHAIN SAWS — WEEDEATERS LOG SPLITTERS Valentine Road Charlton 399-8574 ecobelli’s TAM O’SHANTER INN Rte. 50, Ballston Spa, N.Y. 885-5900 FARM AND HOME SUPPLIES Compliments of BALLSTON AGWAY CO-OP, INC. R.D. 8 ROUTE 50 BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. 12020 Congratulations — Class of ’81 compliments of a hunter Bill Smith Topsoil — Gravel deliveries by the truckload don’t cost a bundle! Delivered anywhere a crow flies 882-6492 Rose Garden Best in Entertainment All Summer Long Hermance Rd. — on Galway Lake 134 CONGRATULATIONS and the BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1981 SIMMONS ELEVATOR CO., INC. GALWAY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’81 135 CLASS OF 1981 CONGRATULATIONS Our fond thoughts and best wishes go with you as you move ahead to accept new challenges and greater responsibilities. r BallstonSpa National Ban k L Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A EARRINGS and RINGS SEIKO WATCHES JOHNSON’S Chains Pendants JEWELRY STORE HOME OF KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Milton Ave. Ballston Spa Tom Radigan, Prop. 882-6914 RADIGAN T.V. your QUASAR DEALER Radio and T.V. Repair All Makes R.D. 2 Broadalbin Whitesides Rd. and Rt. 29 882-6377 882-6330 KNIZEK BROS. CONSTRUCTION STAR ROUTE, HAGAMAN, N.Y. 12086 BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’81 Inground Pools Above Outground Pools Spas All Pool Needs O’BRIEN PHARMACY BALLSTON SPA NEW YORK ATLAS POOL CO., INC. “SERVING THE NORTH COUNTRY WITH PRIDE” Rte. 50 Phone North of Ballston Spa, N.Y. 885-1131 PAUL H. VANARNUM SPECIALIST IN TREE CARE AND LANDSCAPING, GREENHOUSES Wilton Rd., Greenfield Center Flower Shop in Pyramid Mall Saratoga 137 Tom Ann’s Service Station Rt. 147 “For complete Automotive Service, Service is our Business” Phone 882-9588 Tom and Ann Grimes — Prop. 882-9394 Groceries — Beer — Frozen Food Baxter’s Mini Market and Service Station COR Rts. 29 and 147 GALWAY, NEW YORK 12074 State Inspection General Auto Repair Cozy Hollow Mobilehome Court Route 29 Galway, N.Y. Lee and Emma Stanton Phone 882-6534 COMPLIMENTS OF HOLBROOK FARMS BEST WISHES FROM VEEDER YELVERTON CO. Pharmacists Free Delivery Phone 399-5222 — 399-5424 Burnt Hills CARPETS AND LINOLEUM EXPERT INSTALLATIONS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 20 YRS. EXP. BIGELOW CABIN CRAFT ALDONS DOWNS ORIENTALS BY COURISTAN RYA RUGS —HOOKED BRAIDED RUGS BY CAPEL AND THORNDIKE ARMSTRONG CARPETS VrfCIry BOUND OR WALL TO WALL NO WAX INLAID — TILES F h'VBeautify Your Home With Carpets By Carbone W h Carbone’s l“fR“MAN’8 372:0866 _ Bridge Rd. OR CARPETS Schenectady 372-0332 Mill’s Country Store Rt. 67 and Peaceable St. Snappy cheese, gas, groceries, subs, ice, homemade pies 138 Isajic s Attic Country Crafts • Gifts • Next - to - New Clothes Route 147 Galway, N.Y. 882-9864 -CONSIGNMENT SHOP Jf i C R Restaurant Charles and Ruth Quinlan, Prop. Rte.29 Galway, N.Y. “HOME OF DISTINCTIVE Phone: 882-9595 DINING” NOW SERVING PIZZA 139 Vasel’s Gulf 24 Hour Towing Auto Repairs Groceries — Bait — Tackle — Ammo Goodyear Tires 140 Route 29 Galway, N.Y. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN PHONE 869-0955 AREA CODE 518 GERHARD GERSTENBERGER KITCHEN CABINETS STORE FIXTURES • REMODELING BUNKOFF CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS HERMAN STREET ALBANY 5, N.Y. 459-1404 1037 WATERVLIET SHAKER RD. ALBANY, NEW YORK 12205 Good Luck Class of “81” 7 ford MERCURY INC. Vjg. Route 50, Burnt Hills, N.Y. 12027 FORDTOWN U.S.A (518) 399-9188 Compliments of Pat’s Picnic Tables and Geri’s Hillside Beauty Salon C. C. McChesney Sons Galway, N.Y. 12074 Dial 882-1241 Compliments of the Cottage Farms and Green House Amsterdam, N.Y. Tartan-Glen Kennels English Setters Boarding and Training 141 JIM’S PLACE Highland Kennels All Legal Beverages Most A.K.C. breeds of puppies available Closed Tuesdays, Lunch Served Daily Rt. 29, Proprietor Jim Bell, Galway, N.Y. CALL: 1-883-3661 OWNERS — Peg and Ed Garrick George Quick’s Garage R.D. 1, Route 29 Galway, New York 12074 TOWING GENERAL REPAIRS (518) 882-9900 PERCY LEWIS SOWLE LOGGING AND PULP SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL 883-5286 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’81 ELAINE’S BEAUTY SALON “The family hair care center” DR. RONALD FAIGIN D.M.D. DR. ERIC KAPLAN D.M.D. R.D. 2 Peaceable St. Ballston Spa, N.Y. Phone: 882-9481 GALWAY COIN LAUNDRY BROADALBIN ICE CREAM CENTER 2 MILES NORTH OF GALWAY ON RT. 147 8 MAIN STREET BROADALBIN, N.Y. 12025 PHONE: (518) 882-9597 883-5121 ANN AND TOM GRIMES — PROP. Good Old-Fasioned Ice Cream “Now serving hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries, specialty sandwiches” 142 TAKEOUT ORDERS FILION UC.RE£lf E STATE BROKER Milton Terrace,Ballston Spa N.Y. Office Home 885 1761 885 5287 lSuzt'± HoZLlt SACANDAGA ROAD, GALWAY, Xoik N.Y. 12074 PHONE 882 1051 DeVito’s GARDEN CENTER Route 67 (4 miles west of Amsterdam) Best Wishes Class of 81 Retail — Wholesale Greenhouse Nursery and Garden Supplies R.D. U5 Amsterdam, NY 12010 843-3434 GENERAL REPAIRING LUBRICATION Compliments of Ballston Agway Rt. 50 Ballston Spa, N.Y. COSEO SERVICE STATION CHURCH AVE., BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. TELEPHONE 885-5791 PICK UP AND DELIVERY • 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE 143 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 CHUCK’S STORE GALWAY, N.Y. Compliments of Richard F. Manell Well Drilling Contractor GREETING CARDS, GIFTS, SODA FOUNTAIN, LUNCHES, GROCERIES 882-9592 Phone: 882-6155 Jockey St. Galway, N.Y. CHUCK AND RUTH QUINLAN GOULD WATER SYSTEMS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of“81” Septic and Water Equipment Hauling Systems E. ST. LOUIS SISM LUMBER CO., INC. EXCAVATING AND FILL Galway and Otego R.D. 2, Broadalbin New York 12025 GALWAY AC518 882-1082 PHONE: (518)883-5680 (607)988-6611 BERT EDWARDS and EARL EDWARDS 144 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1981 from EM’S SUPPLY CO. 139 FREEMANS BRIDGE RD. SCOTIA, N.Y. Phone: 346-8270 PASTORE’S PHARMACY 303 Milton Ave. Ballston Spa, NY 885-5253 Roofing — Siding Solar Energy Replacement Windows Storm Windows and Doors We Install it or Do it Yourself Best Wishes From Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from M M Small Gas Engines Repaired Lawn-Boy Mowers — Stihl Chain Saws See Pickup and Delivery 882-9457 or 883-3068 Gary Malacynski (Owner) Rt. 50 O’Brien Pharmacy Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 DAIRY FROST Ballston Spa New York Corner of Route 29 and 30 Aged Cheddars Imported Cheese Groceries Gifts Candy 882 9576 Daily 9-6 Log N’ Flame Wood Heat Center 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. 1 Galway 145 882-9596 The Stokna Family welcomes you to our Country Family Restaurant — Charlotte, Dick, Dave, Deb Rick. 7tut Friday’s Feature: Galway Lake Seafood and Sirloin Smorgasbord. Regular Menu Available Including Gourmet Dinners Banquet Hall Serving Up To 200 Overlooking Galway Lake Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Compliments of Alpin Haus Wallins Corners Rd. Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 l DVor .6 pa 285-53U McConchie Electric Compliments of ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE and CONSTRUCTION Galway Market 146 Division St. Commercial Galway, N.Y. Residential Industrial Congratulations FROM Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 CARD BOUTIQUE WESTERN AUTO K-MART PLAZA AMSTERDAM, NY 30 FRONT STREET Ballston Spa, N.Y. LOBSTER POUND Congratulations FROM 885-5751 FISH FRY SEAFOOD MARKET Burnt Hills Deep Fried Seafood, Lobster, Steamed Clams and Clam Chowder served in Restaurant Take Out Available Finest Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Clams, Shrimp, and many Frozen items available in our seafood market MUSHROOM PATCH CERAMICS CHERYL LEE R.D. 1 GALWAY, N.Y. 12074 883-3166 classes and supplies certified NCMA — MAYCO Teacher Garry R. Heflin, Inc. Home Builder Cook Road, Ballston Lake, N.Y. 12019 (518) 882-9344 147 SMOKEY’S DEN CIDER MILL CAMP-A-WAY (518) 882-9860 C. W. HANSEN, INC. RECREATION HALL EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Rt. 29 — Broadalbin, N.Y. 12025 883-5730 Septic Systems and Drainage A Specialty Hermance Rd. C.W. (Bill) Hansen Galway, N.Y. Village Paint and Wallpaper Distributor of Masury Paints 146 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N.Y. GALWAY CENTRAL SCHOOL C.S.E.A. KEELER ENTERPRISES Rowledge Agency, Inc. Complete Excavating BackhoeWork Trucking Snowplowing Sanding Cottage Motel 139 Mohawk Ave. Scotia R.D. 2 Broadalbin, NY 882-6765 or 883-5059 Complete Insurance Service — Low Auto and Home Rates Earl and Phyllis Keeler — Prop. Phone — 374-8453 148 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’81 from SENIOR CHORUS and special congratulations to the graduating Senior Chorus members 149 GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE GALWAY GRADUATES from BOB’S TREES Christmas trees, Nursery Stock and Maple Syrup Call 882-9455 for all your landscaping needs WILLIAM BAZEN AND SON Bulldozing — Backhoeing Top Soil — Fill Dirt — Crushed Stone and Gravel RD 5 Amsterdam Phone: 842-6769 Andy Renda Vinnie Dimezza “THE SPORTSMAN” Hunting and Fishing Supplies GET OUR Ron Cokelet PRES Ronco Tool Die Co., Inc. Precision Mold making - Precision Machining Tools • Dies - Jigs - Fixtures 7 West St. Gloversville, NY 12078 Phone 518-725-4387 Fish House Road (510) 002-0233 GALWAY. N Y 12074 W.J. GOETZ W. J. GOETZ ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED INSURANCE “Commercial Insurance Specialists 101 STATE ST. SCHENECTADY, N.Y 382-82G0 151 The Varden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden hits meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Itamark-VankHi Mudiiw 152