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

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THE GALWAY PIPER ’86 We were all saddened by the passing away of Mrs. Sharon Rice. She was a strong supporter of our school and our community. She was involved in Great Books. Olympics of the Mind. TAG. and the Humanities Fair. Above all she was a very special person. and we miss her very much. 2 ■ - 1 r ' [f7=| I • l --| j]| k DEDICATION! •« MVPI5 p.T ■ROOKIG p.45 • OFFIClftlS P-59 ST«RT M6 p.ll OV£RTFH£ p.SI B00S7£ftS p.W9 PRObRAH DEDICATION The staff of the 1986 Galway Piper is proud to dedicate the yearbook to someone who has been, not only a teacher, but a friend as well. During the past four years she has been advisor to the Class of ’86. She helped start the new tradition of the Annual Ring Banquet, and has provided the class with ideas, support and discipline. With enthusiasm she has inspired us to be responsible and to accomplish our goals successfully. We hope that her future years at Galway will be as fulfilling for her as the past four have been for so many of us. In the spirit of friendship and gratitude, we dedicate the 1986 Piper to Mrs. Joan Euler. 5 'd write them down right nc gj ‘ But all the words are gone away; 've used them up somehow. %W l I've said it all so many times; It's been written time and again. Now there are bo more lines To tell you how it's been. The years we've spent together Have finally come to end. We've been through all kinds of weather And gone around the bend. We've suffered through the bad times; Just laughed them all away We all enjoyed the good times In every kind of way. You all know me and I know you. Some much better than others. Then there are the very few That are like sisters and brothers. Now the time has come at last To bid our sad goodbyes; We'll always cherish this part of the past As we walk under brand new skies. lOhjuUi t , rM W I K SOWLF flcufliiS AftSfimcs A Deanna Andrus Immature love says: “I love You, because I need you.” Mature love says: “1 need you, because I love you.” Destiny is not to be waited for, it is to be achieved. Alana Auerbach At the bottom words are shallow, on the surface talk is cheap and you can only judge the distance by the company you keep. Lisa Auerbach 8 Joe Walsh Don’t wait for answers, just take your chance. Billy Joel Kevin Bagdan John Barker If we do not exist as individuals, then our relationship Kim Bierman does not exist. 9 Joli Blaha History surrounds me and I wonder where I’m going. There’s a cloud above me and it seems to hide the way. I’m goin’ straight ahead ’cause it’s the only way I know. I have to leave the past and live just for today. “The old get old and the young get stronger, it may Jim Boedecker take a weeK or it may take longer.’’ Jim Morrison To love the game beyond the prize. Henry New-Bolt Bill Brundige 10 James Carter Christine Castle If I am anything, I am a woman of tomorrow. Kate Field Laurita Clemens 11 Jim Crawford 12 “I’m trying to get away, so far away from it all. I stand and scream I’m not gonna crawl. The dream never dies that’s why I sing this song. Like my Maddening world, it runs on and on.” W.A.S.P. Chris Cronin Jeannie Curcio “Moreover, something is or seems, that touches me with mystic gleams, Like glimpses of forgotten dreams.” Tennyson Kathleen Dahlin Brett Davis 13 Beth DeRidder “If you can Imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” William Ward “The past is my heritage. The present is my responsibility. The future is my challenge.” — Unknown — Debbie Denison “When a man is no longer anxious to do better than well, he is done for ...” B. R. Hayden Kevin DiCerbo 14 “Come in here dear boy, have a cigar, you’re gonna John Emerich Fly High, you’re never gonna die, you’re gonna make it if you try, They’re gonna love you .. Pink Floyd John Emigh “There she sits, justa gleaming in the sun .. Bruce Springsteen “They say that these are not the best of times but they’re the only times I’ve ever known .. Billy Joel Tom Gagne 15 Brian Garrison “It’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get where you’re going.” Charlie Daniels Music is the soul of life, you have to live it before the music dies. Todd Gifford Shelene Goetz “love hath every bliss instore; ’tis friendship, and ’tis something more each other every wish they give, not to know love is not to live.” 16 Peter Gorga “The grand essential of happiness are; something to do, something to love, something to hope for ...” Chalmers Nikki Hall 17 “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 “What I can conceive and believe, I can achieve” Bradley Hammer “You don’t know what it’s like, you don’t have a clue, If you did you’d find yourself doing the same thing too.” Judas Priest Doug Hammond 18 “Men can grow to be great: Women can only par- Dave Hendrie ticipate.. Scott Hersey I may be crazy but... I’m having fun. I Kurt Hoegemann 19 “What can I say ...?' Wayne Hughes “Semper Fidelis’’ Aaron Jessop Mark Johnson 20 “What a long strange trip it’s been .. The Grateful Dead Kurt Johnston Roger Jones “So every bondsman holds within himself the power to break his own captivity.” Shakespeare So if I can I’m gonna break from this prison, Gonna get out and join the fight. Take a chance in what I believe in, Win or lose, I know it’s right. STYX Kevin Kieft So often in time it happens that we live our lives in chains and we Lonnie Knizek never know we have the key. Jennifer Lee We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at last a drop which makes it run over. So, in a series of kindness there is, at last, one which makes the heart run over. — James Boswell — Though we seem grieved at the shortness of life in general, Leigh McChonchie we are wishing every period of it at an end. The minor longs to be at age, then to be a man of business; then to make up an estate, then to arrive at honors, than to retire. Addison Deborah McIntosh If you love something, set it free if it doesn’t return ... hunt it down and kill it!! Douglas Missimer 23 Lorraine Mooney Let the light of love shine down on me and lead me to a better tomorrow. Accept me as I am, only then will we discover each Mary Mullarkey other Scott Nierotka Illegitimi non Carborundum 24 David Nistico Thomas O’Brien It’s my song right or wrong. Charlie Daniels Band Diane Olsen 25 Patience is the best remedy for every trouble Brian Oscarson Steven Palmateer 1 Jeffrey Pawloski Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do! 26 One too many wasted sunsets One too many for the road And after dark the door is always open Hoping someone else will show Billi Jo Potkovic Brad Phillips Time is precious ... I know. Culture Club Mark Pribis 27 We live in our desires rather than in our achievements. Scott Sakala 28 Frank Schwab “Happiness resides not in possessions and not in gold, but the feeling of happiness that dwells in the souk” Chris Sloat Eric Smith “Glass, China, and reputation may be easily broken and never will be mended.” Ben Franklin Scott Smith 29 Mark Sowle Teri Stangle “In every living thing there is a spirit to be free.' 30 “I am still under the impression that there is nothing Beth Steele alive quite so beautiful as a galloping horse.” “They say I’m crazy, but I have a good time — life’s been good to me so far...” Joe Walsh Todd Swedberg “The best and most beautiful things in the world can- Tammy Swiatek not be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart...” Helen Keller 31 He who is most slow in making a promise is the most faithful in the performance of it. Michelle Swierzowski Never surrender, its easier said than done, but you got Kevin Symonds to finish what’s already begun, Never, that’s forever, seems like such a long time, But I only got one life to live — it’s gonna be mine. Triumph 32 Thomas Thibodeau So, keep your goodbyes in your pocket You ain’t going nowhere at all. Your memory is staying here with me. Cause you were the sweetest of all. Dr. Hook Pennie Trigg Vicky Wadsworth The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller Friendship is the hardest thing in the world to explain. It’s not something that you learn in school, but if you haven’t learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven’t learned anything. Mohammed Ali Cindy Wheeler 33 Michelle Woods Love consists in desiring to give that is our own to another and feeling his delight as our own. Swedenborg Everybody needs a place to rest Everybody wants to nave a home Don’t make no difference what nobody says: Ain't nobody like to be alone. Bruce Springsteen Kimberly Zehner 34 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Row 1: ). Curtiss, C. Wheeler. B. Brundige, L. Clemens. Row 2: P. Gorga. K. DiCerbo. M. Pribis. S. Sakala. CLASS OFFICERS Top: I). Hendrie — Treasurer. S. Coetz — Vice President. L. Knizek — Historian. B. Hammer — Sergeant-at-Arms. Bottom: D. Ranches — President. J. Curtiss — Secretary, C. Wheeler. Representative. Missing: A. Jessop — Sergeant-at-Arms. -c- CLASS WILLS I. Deana Andrus, leave Galway glad lo be f;radualing but also sad to leave a pari of my life ehind. Thanks to all my teachers for nutting up with me and teaching me well. To mv friends KB. 1)1). LM. AG. LN. BP. HG. KS. DK. TS. Blanks for being there through the years To Mr. N I leave the hope of a championship softball team. Thanks from the bottom of my heart CC. for a true and lasting friendship that's made it through I. Lisa Auerbach, leave DH and GH a trip to the fair and a clean room; WH a fly funeral. TS a special fm ulship anil a strong shoulder; JC a bottle of Kiunite; DM one pair of Applecheeks and more trouble to cause; KS fighting I’M for MB; BG tied to the bod. MS stimulating conversation; K| a Lisa l.ambchop: Kimball good luck with |G and a Doofer. CM five more years; Good luck to great friends Milo. PB. DR. FA. JG. DI). |P. TOB. BH. PC. TS. Baka. SG. TG. Mr S. DW. and everyone else. Love to George. Gerri. Muth. Pop. and my buddy Adam, and to Paterickshaw a special feeling and a future together. I. Kevin Bagdan. leave Galway High finally and to TG one flving dart; PB and RB 2 more vears of GHSBS; DD floating 3-wheeler; K|. A|. JP. TOB. KS. I)S. WH. DH. BG. |B. TG great times in the future. I. Kim Bierman leave GHS with happy memories To CW I leave a special friendship; to NB I leave a ditch and her waiting; to VC I leave one-eve” and a fingerwave; to |B. NH. DD. 1C. DA. CC. LM. AA. TM. IF. MC. MO I leave thanks for being friends; to mom I leave love and thanks for being there and caring; to Mrs K. Mrs. G. Mrs. R. Mr. S. Mr. C. I leave thanks; To my mom I leave love and thanks for loving me enough to let me be me; to Paul I leave a banana milkshake; to RB and MB I leave love and luck; lastly 1 leave Peter Werner my everlasting love and our future together. I. loll Blaha. leave GHS with many fond memories and wishing the class of '86 the best Thanks Ms. C. Mr I). Mrs CL and GO. The CB and well-dateless weekends, lasting friendship to: SB. KD. KB. DK. |( MC. CW. BB. CB. and TM A stud hall to IP . TG: MS t pizza: dm Baa k and S a sis. RCI oolvwogs and much love; My best friends. Shel and Lons. I leave: Big three convos. champagne, chunkys. strange cravings and all of us one step closer to Love to my family Aunt I. Grandmom. and Duke — good luck. I. lames Boedecker. leave Galway High looking for much better things Remembering all the good times and looking forward to all the grad, parties. I wish all the best to NH and to MS. I say good luck in life And to Jeff K. hang light and be cool. I. Bill Brundige. leave GHS with many fond memories and looking forward to the future I leave SP a he-man doll and a new keu. SS a golf carl. KL my knees and sympathy for oneti-ball season alone: |C Vz gal ice cream; KD saying I I) Ya;' UN and CD a cheer. JB luck in the next two yrs . luck and friendship CW. DK. MP. |B. SG. LK. SS. |P. SC. KS. DS. |(L BH. LM. JD. SP. SS. KL. and HN thanks for making it special. I. Christine Castle, leave my love to my friends You will always have a special place in my heart, each and every one of you. Thanx you to JC. DH. LK for Art talks: AG. LM. DD for being there for me And my forever friendship to DA. We made it. I. Ciurita Clemens, leave a last farewell to walk world. I leave KD a fat man in a red suit; |L a bullet; KJ a scarlet F;' PG a polish Puerto Rican: l,C fun in future yrs.. SW memories. Thanks to 'l.'S. VW. PT. BB. TS. MM. KJ and all the cheerleaders for the fun times. I leave lohn the 'claw.' a boomerang, my love and our future. I. Christopher Cronin, leave CS what he left in Paris, a HM test (always 100'J. KK a cole KB. funny pictures BO the skin he lost from the tree at Kk's. PC a dollar; BH chilled bottle of AppleBarrel; RH sornr seeds. Quarters; KB thanks for listening. DM keep smiling; C Ski Juggs. TR snuggle. Dll remembrance; AK a bean. LBa good show at the CK; SG cheerful smile; to the others that I have been associated with past and present and to the rest of the class of ’86 good luck and best wishes I. Jeannie Curcio. leave LA an exciting trip to GGC; CW 2 beers and special thanks. TS a stick figure ar- tist. PB all the luck. DD with all my answers: DH making me laugh; KS a football; DM a stop sign and crackers: MS a seat on the bus: |C a cash register and luck. PG hi; KB a great future: CC going to the top; KB an interesting 3rd; TG pervert; |P adult living. KP much luck and long showers for 25C; SG a punch: GS and MS luck in x-country; Mark — my forever friendship, spicy HB. Chinese New Year and a trail Marker; MC — good luck I. lill Curtiss, leave Joe cute: SS a head tap; JC a shoulder: KW an empty table and UPY fun; DK odd and a smile; SG an apology: LK mlbp; KZ a PK complaint; DD a Wed-dinner; |G and SG my favorite brothers'' BB food, a bet and i.c ; BH the face; BB and BH alwavs Billy’s. Miss C and Mrs G SL memories, charades. Ml. K. and many laughs, talks and thanks; Mr S a quieter 5th. Mrs K without a sec and thanks. KD Haffy. my shrink, and always little baby Kevvy; CLW. my fav. retard. K on the B. a nice man. manv laughs and thanks to my very best friend To alf the above I leave special memories and good friends as the last of the Curtisses leaves Galway I. Kathleen Dahlin. leave GHS with many fond memories also: |L a Martin on rye with cat scratches; LC a fat man in a red suit; i)T a band aid. SK on DO Done I.ane; Good Luck to; BW. TS. PT. SW. CN. CD. AB. CS. RR. M and HB. and K ad PB a ride home. I. Beth DeRidder. leave Galway thanking Gorma-Roo and Miss C. for the great times in Drama club, also their talks. Leave my 1st hornchair to SC good luck, try to play pp not always ff Love and friendship always to my dear friend Niiiick” remember cold rooms, run over legs, talking to the radio and plague. Good luck to |K. MM — stav happy Bye Nub. Ling. AA. SG. DW. MS. LK. TS. my love to Ru h Uuntei forever I. Debbie Denison, leave Galway with many memories. I thank all my teachers for their help ana support through the years. I wish my sister. LD, and cousins. CH. TH. KH. AT and HT the best of luck in their future years. I leave much success and happiness to all my friends. Thank you Mom and Dad lor everything. I. Kevin DiCerbo. leave SS. BB. and LM one more game: SI the UZI 9 MM. |C twins and a doggy stare. KS one bottle of Smirnoff. MP one hour on Sunday; SG a locker hug: Bob an assistant coach; CW a can of black label; and JB. DK. LK. DN. KZ. TG. BG. DH. DJ. KJ. TO. JP. KS. KS. IB. BH. DH. A). RG. MS. and TS much friendship and a whole lotta good times. It was great. I. |ohn Kmerich. leave JG TLTP. Goldens. and the invasions; |C spring break and a Pumpkin?. TD fishm. B.V1 stalls. BH Halloween; RK legal beverages and Mass; KS. BE. Susie. AS. BG. SA. ami LB Have a drink on me I. Tom Gavne. leave |P 9 g-rails; MS a shopping cart; A| and KB an 8th grade trip; KZ a school dance; Thanks LS. PB. PK. KD. BH. BG. DD for all the aood times I leave to LK. NH a trip to St. John. Good Tuck Jennie. Good-Bye. I. Brian Garrison, leave Galway with many excellent memories To my good friend TOB one more trip lo the Pines; KS a case of screamers; Killer parties at DH's house; TT and GH another trip to unidilla. BH the buck that got away and the bambi that didn't, and the best of Tuck to PG. DM. LK. JC. |K. KD. K|. FA. RM. and all the rest that helped make school more bearable. I. Shelene Goetz, leave Galway with many memories and looking forward to an incredible future To JB and l.K I leave B days, champagne, therapy sessions, my love. luck, friendship and thanks: Krum a deteriorated mouse, an ear. $100 postage, a home, hungary pool cover. Jay and friendship always; JC someone to stay up with; CW a nose; BD positions; AJ poems; TOM and Jeff the Human Seatbelts; TM a sonv; T. P. L crash. KD a closed locker and a hug: Jonathan much luck. JWH never forgotten. To everyone who made these years enjoyable — Thanks a bunch. Best wishes to Mrs. G. Vfiss C. Mrs A. Mrs K. Mr. I), the entire class of 1986 and all who follow I. Peter Gorga. leave KKa night in Place Pig and some decorum; CS a 1 Vi lites bottle of coke (and PQJ K| a report to type at the last minute DK her Maine Heritage: SS a choice of two boyfriends; DM. LA. LC. KS. CC. JC I leave good luck and success in the future. I. Angela Guiou. leave to my sweetheart Jon W all my love forever. I love you To MP taco chips and picante dip 5th period To LM and CC I leave the baby and MT. To AG I leave Galway good luck To MM a closed locker and to Mom and Dad I leave thanks. I love you. I. Nikki Hall, leave Beth DeRidder with many memories of driving through Chucks, talking to the radio, third floor. 3-wheeler, and many thanks for always being there. Leave Mrs. K and Mrs. G many thanks. l.eave Pam B a fun ride home. Ixinnie a soccer ball. Lots of luck to: TS. Nub. KS. TOB. TG. MS. BG. IP. TS. MS. LK. |B. SG. ML. PG. leave Dawny Wand. Michelle Y lots of luck and friendship. Leave all my love to Bob Ross. I. Douglas Hammond, leave Galway School with lots of good friends and many pleasant memories To BG. TOB. KS. BS. and GH parties back at the cabin and playing pool; to Tib ' a trip to Unidilla; to KJ. KA. and RM time to JAM; I leave DM. LA and GH a trip to the fair; to JP. DD and KB riding to the pits; to KS BAKA; to DM I leave memories of the prom. I had a good time To everyone else I didn't mention. I leave with memories. To Wendy and Greg I leave hopes to graduate GHS. I. Brad Hammer, leave finally, only kidding. What I do leave is a lot of good friends and lots of good times. To my best friend JK what can I say except I don't know what lo say. To my brother Dave. I leave an empty bedroom, with less slob to deal with. And I leave SG a big McWhatever and to AJ I leave a handshake and a salute. I. Dave Hendrie. leave Galway with the hope to succeed in the future. To RJ I leave good times and friendship forever. To DH I leave good luck (you'll need it) Thanks for the advice Miss C and Mrs. G. I Band SG you crazy females. To KB I leave the summer of 85 and fond memories. To Mrs. K all the extra money. Best of all I leave SS lots of good times and many more in the future. Also I leave SS a Sciew. CHOW. I. Wayne Hughes leave Galway with manv great memories. I leave SG. LK good luck. 1 leave feS and DS a fishing trip. I leave BO a good luck in the army Good luck in the future to the class of “86. I also leave KE a ride to Saratoga. I. Aaron K. Jessup, alias Erwin, aka Tryant. leave the following. A mixed sub for Mrs. A (I’ll watch the office while you're out). Thanks for being there for me; a bushel of carrots and my love to Aunt Joan-nie; Eddie vonMan. keep the faith. You're the High King of the Sacred Druids now. One niner to go A huff to the Glob, spleef-spleef Kooey. Serpian. make me proud My Monarts yours. All my love to AB. One for the road. Big Don. (To BS. one Sammich). I. Kurt Littlefield lohnston. alias Kurtis Hoover Loew. leave LA a Kurt Kebob; DM 1 bourbon. 1 scotch and 1 beer; BG walking 47 miles of barbwire. MI a funny walk; MM a star; RM a nickle; GH a new Godzilla TO. BG. DH. KA Rock and beer and some more good partying friends. Good times forever. I. Roger Jones, leave GHS with hopes for a wonderful future. 1 leave DH seeking “BOING and trying to catch that bee; to JB I leave a screw and many thanks; I leave DK odd; DD the only tenor in C and T; SS (my favorite little personOa rose, some JD. and a longlasting friendship; Mrs. K. Mrs. G and Miss C many thanks for listening; Debbie lo terrorize and good luck: to KB manv fond memories through trial and error and hopes for a great future CHOW. I. Darcy Ranches, leave with manv special friends and memories. Thanks to Jilly for a special dinner. Cindy sticking out cheering practice and talking deep down; Dawn «i walk in tne parking lot; CD the anti ux group; little Dave sharing thoughts after school: BB and KL a swim and a ride home; BH visiting grandparents. TS and KS rockin' into studyhall; Steve G a few inches. Thanks to cheerleaders. BB players and special friends for great memories. Mr S one more stupid but energizing question Much love and thanks to Mrs B. Aunt Joannie and Miss C. Ty luck and a ride 36 to school And to Mark two dollars, a smile and thanks to someone who couldn’t be sweeter for special memories. I. Kevin Kieft. leave TS soggy boots; KS stealing blue pumpkins; BH my doctor bills; CS alias PK ’ taking pictures in the Place Pigale and a good time with PQ; PCi Barbie and some decorum; CC the porcelain goddess. I)K goin deep; SS learning to change before swimming; BP good luck with TS; BO an encounter with a tree; DN lunchtime football. Later, dude. I Lonnie Knizek. leave OHS remembering the best of people - CVV. I)K. DM. KZ. R|. DH. BD. SP. SS. BB. KL. TS. LM. Kl). TS. CD. KJ. DH and Mrs E To Tom no more B-runs (KS and KN) an equalizer and a buddy; BG (winer) a high speed chase; BH a lawn; SC luck in her future; JC mfgp; NH soccer; MS. JP. TG stud hall To my bestest buddies B-day outinos. champagne and many thanks for all you've done tor me. IB the AO darrito sandwiches and wild parties. SC. a crash. |WH. many great times anti many thanks RK $42; Mom and Dad I love vou. And to jarrod some very special memories and many great limes. Take care everybody. BYE. I. lennifer l.ce. leave MP a locker with an electric shock. Mr Samek a TP calendar and a year of hangdays; Mr. Connelly all my stock profits; CC apples and popcorn; Mr. Gray and SS a rash;” PT my finished will; SI. two more years and KD my love and friendship, the royalties to our songs. Martin on rye. and a pound of candy from the cider mill I. Leigh McConchie. leave Galway after 13 years of service here I leave TM a safe ride home from C and T. Mrs. C someone to talk during rehearsals; I leave my bench buddy SP many memories of the opposing cheerleaders. MC someone else to follow around the halls and bug; SS. BB. Kl). KL. SP. TD a lot of pleasant memories of many games except for one cold one in Voorhesville Don’t forget the celebration at Reno's wth Bob after 4-0 romp. I. Debbie McIntosh, leave BG a ten inch tootsie roll and memories of the prom; KS kittens; DH and GH a trip to the fair; TOB a sore arm. K) a game of go — fish; MS. LA and DM a trip to Jameswav; RS a ride somewhere; PE a party. KZ smelly feet. DYV and VVeezy to get what they want; Lisa gad-zuki. a box of scalloped potatoes, memories, the best with Pat and thanks for everything; Michelle all the borrowed clothes, hiding in the bushes, wild parties, crazy memories, thanks for being a great friend Luck to BH. RM. KA. BS. DR. JE. SP. SS. TS. PC. NH. LK. SG. DK. NH. |B. |K. TR. and to Dawn. Traviss. Erin and everyone else I. Lorri Mooney, leave CR with taking my place in Rym class; BIP and AM all the good times. SB all the appy times; and to the people I forgot always remember to party harty. I. Tom OBricn. leave GHS with excellent memories with LK. LR. KS. BG. KB DS. BH. DH. BS. )0. DK. LS. TC. LK. DM. JP. PG. JO. KA. GH. PYV. and everyone else. I leave LK a bad night on the way to Mil’s; KS a wasted buzz; BG more beer; to Doua morning at this house; and to Lisa lots of love and happiness. (kx)d luck in the future to everyone. I. Mary Mullarkey. leave Galway with a lot of memories. Mrs E with a lot of thanks; SZ a leash and my friendship; SZ. JM, IS. Sudden Death and a party; TK running. KB a ride up to Uke RD and a hitchhiker; CD luck with TK. oG. CP. CS. a party and a glass of 0|; CS a talking rabbit; KC thanks; KC getting even. LM. AG a trip and friendship to my friends; To |S I leave my love and friendship always; to Sue and Tara best of luck. I. Brian Oscarson. leave Galway for the Army, hopefully to be a success. Also DM. TS. SN. SH. EK thank you for being such understanding friends |B a ride to Saratoga; ES some YVhippits; KK. CC. and CS same metal rocking times; BM future in wrestling; BH luck in college, and good luck to my brothers and sisters in GHS I. Steve Palmateer. thank SS. KD. BB. and MP for all the answers to the tests. I leave the memory of a wild party; KL to find a ride to school; BB. KD. SS. LM. JC. TD. DR. DS remember a game we should have won. Stewart two more years of greatness at fullback I’ll always remember Mr. S looking the other way; LB and BB’s party in the woods. Kriend-ship to the Big E. )P. TD. |B. DK. |C. CW. KZ. I. Jeff Pawlowski. leave SVV one MASSIVE BACK RUB; |B and SG human Seatbelts; TOB a big res and memories at the cabin; KS a shopping cart and posts for his trucks; Thomas 9-G Rails and all the crazv things we've done. Good luck to MS. LK. YVH. DH. IB. TS. SG. DS. Ml. Nub. DM. SH. KZ. JC. TM and all the other seniors. I leave one very special girl. Debbie, all my love, luck and happiness in her remaining two years I. Brad Phillips, of sound mind leave the one that I love. TS. the key to my heart and soul. To TS and KS I leave blue ink. To TS I leave a truth table. To KK I leave a splint To SS. purvy. I leave the best of luck with Dll To KS and MS I leave passing grades for a dirt bike. To the class of 86 I leave behind good times I. Billi |o Potkovic. leave Galway with high hopes for tin future. To Deb and Todcf I wish the best of luck; YVhikmp (CS) a bag of garlic and onion potato chips; DA to have fun beating up LC. to all my friends in Botes. (ML. RE. YVM. AM. |P. KM. CL. and SP) one less guinea pig; and to my sisters Bobbi |o and Tammie. lots of luck and love for their future years. But as for now I leave to spend the rest of my life with my only love. Andrew Armer. Good luck to all. I. Mark Pribis. leave DD locked in his attic and the x-country team. DK $2 and a smile; KD testing the snow cond. with his face; Mr. A. DD and the rest of the team; JC snow, my friends in b-ball to be the first one changed; Kris a ride to school; TS. PB. KS. KK a chauffeur on Halloween; |L and MM “slam; thanks and respect to my teachers, and DH in the dust. I. Robert Robb, bequeath my curses to my enemies, my blessings to my friends and teachers, and my soul to God I. Scott Sakala. leave Galwav with many memories: I leave DR one more bus ride; KL juggling balls; |C and IB my clothes; CW HI and no more classes together; KD a high five from no 2. BB no more yelling from coach; friendship to KS. TS. MP. LM. SG. LK. DK TM. SS. and to SP a S. Race and no skin touching. I. Chris Sloat (alias PK) leave Galway with some fond memories and with one more Sloat to go. To evervone who went: “Remember Paris? Thanks to KK. CC. BO. BH. DM. BH. KS. SN. TS. PG. and my other friends. To CS buy a new car ; Big E Keep Rockin. SH another ticket? and little D I’m bigger than you. Special thanks to the teachers who helped and encouraged me through the years. I.m Christopher Sawitzki. leave Galway High with manv fond memories. I leave Remmington. YN and meat head a car with no dents. I will to Mrs. Luce whom I’ve had two years both my passing grades. Best of luck to all the seniors and those to come. Good luck LS in your senior year. I. Eric Smith, leave Galway with many fine memories. To KD I leave a parking lot party; YVH and DS a fishing trip; SP and Nubby a Vi keg. to SS. BB. KL. IC. |E. |B. KS. OB. DH. Kk. KB. JP. KH. CYV. |C. IB. SG. DD. TD. |R. CB. BO. DN. and all the rest, the best of luck. I. Teri Stangle. leave GHS with many fond memories. TS a house: PT. SYV. VYV. BB. kD. DYV. SP. KC. DC. LC. RR. BR. PO. I leave the best of luck; BP. CC. dissertations; MM advice. Love and many thanks to Mrs. K; LP a hug; SS four years to go; Beatle partied out; Ma and hather lots of love; LP my everlasting love and the future. Thanks and Good Luck I. Beth Steele, leave Galway still dazed and Confused; I leave escleavage rein lot's of fun with Lesteri. and I leave ML all the fun I had as a Senior: 1 also leave ML to hassle Mr. Samek for me while I’m gone; and all my best wishes to the rest of the Zeppelin and Motley Crue fans. Hum-a-na. Hum-a-na. Hum-a-na. 1. Todd Swedberg. Alias Dale, leave KS. PB. I.A. KZ. kk BK MP. DK. MB. Kl H. I)K. BH. BG. BP. S( i DM Mrs T. Mrs V. lotsa love and friendship; Chip my sneakers, my sneakers; PB a mountain dew. MB set locker; and |C. DK. MP box from CVS; DK pinch; ELH a big smile; LA conversation in Calc.; Mrs V v and t. Thanks for all your friendship and laughter l.ater Dudes. I. Tammy Swiatek. leave Galway Thank God. TS thanks for putting up with me; get some shoes to fit. VYV don’t dare me to do anytning; CYV you’re in charge of pin heads next year. MH. MY. DYV. BB. NH. KS. IP. Nub. RH. thanks for being such good friends BD. RH stay happy together; KD has all my love Look out for the oncoming Swiateks. if they make it that far. I. Michelle Swierzowski. leave GH a lot of laughs and a lollipop; |B (N) a lot of luck in future years and thanks for all the fun times; |K good luck with VP and many parties; DYV everything you want (bf) and lots of luck dealing with BB. TR all the things we've done together and never been caught, thanks KA a kiss; good luck to NH. JC. LA. DD. SP. BG. DH. KH. KS. CS. to DM I leave many oarties. the best of luck in everything, thanks for the good times and always being there. I. Kevin Symonds. alias Chip, leave: Buck a night in heaven (?) with DC; MB Drown-nosing with Mr. N; Estmr MB's dirty sweater; BK cartoon baseball with SS; DN throwing short passes. JC haunted by a sandcrab; SS hangin' loose: I)K a new bladder BH a bottle of 90 pf. to MP. KK. BK. and Dale I leave Mr. A's house; Biffa sharing a lollipop; Mrs. T a carload of boxes: Mrs. V headaches from G and T; LA I want your bod! I. Tom Thibodeau, leave KH a jug of homemade wine; LP a tin of Bandits. BG. DH. and GH memories of Una- -dilla; the Gun an RM road crash: TOB a new Chevy; MS a new Bronco; AJ a pass to the library; Mr. G and I.D.K.; and I finally Bubba with the power to rule I. Pennie Trigg, alias Pennie Jean, leave Galway with the last of the Triggs. I leave Mr. S wandering the halls; TS good luett with Lesteri; To MM a hug Oh I love it; AG happiness with Jon; to TS. TS. Y'YV. AG a fun lunch time, good luck to KD. BS. LC. KT. MM. AG. TS. TS. VYV. To Shelley I leave memories of one great party (an empty girl scout camp and cornfields) and our everlasting friendship. I. Cindy YVheelcr. leave Kcv a Rhino; SS some gossip; BB a kiss on the playground; DK a cup of coffee. |B minus $30; SG Hello. Hello.; ES a hug; JC cookies and cream at 1 am: KB standing at my door afraid to knock — thanks for coming home; Jill a game of zoom, a fish dinner, a picnic at Saratoga, a packed lunch.” a good laugh, and lots of happiness ’cause I love ya. Thanks for oeing such great friends to all the above and RJ. DH. YVH. LK. SP. JP. JL TS. KS. KM. AB. DD. KL. JG. KV. and good luck to Andrew. I. Shelley YVoods. alias Michelle, leave Galwav with memories of mv friends. 1 leave KS and OB a turkey sandwich; leaving JS in the backseat of |E’s car: to IP a back rub; for LP a warm jacket and a hug. And to my bestest. PJT. a H-D and friendship forever. I. Kimberly Zehner. leave Galway with many interesting moments. I leave TG Scooter and a museum: JP haystacks; TS a new pair of pants; KS an ear since you are alwavs listening to our problems; |C a cheerio; to SG tbe charmer a hug. an ear. July, a deteriorated mouse, a deadly poolcover. trips to Amst. and ACC. Shatz. and a Friend forever. PB a friend forever, many pictures, laughs, and tears, wrestling matches and Pat’s house. Good luck next year. SZ always a friend and my love and luck in future years. JB and LK thanks and my love and luck always Also, all my love, luck and happiness to Jay who in return makes me happy. Guys, whatta kidin’ me? I. Todd Gifford, leave to my fellow classmates the knowledge, love, understanding of truthfulness to last forever. May the ANKH give all of us peace. I. Alana Auerbach, alias Aguana. leave Galway with manv memories. I leave MS a driving lesson; Greg and Doug a burnout: thanks to Betn for being a great friend; I leave Mrs A my report card. Manv thanks and good luck to all my Buddies. DS. Suey. DO. JM. Nub. DA. KB. KA. TK. Milo. KK. NH. Mrs. G. Mrs. S. MM. TS. TS. VYV. and to P) I leave 3 more years in prison. Good luck to Lisa and Pat 37 “FROM TONIGHT UNTIL THE Row 1: J. Blaha. S. Goetz. L. Knizek. J. Mihal. A. Jessop, T. O’Brien. Row 2: D. McIntosh. C. Wheeler. D. Ranches. T. Swedberc. S. Sakala. E. Smith. END OF TIME” 39 SENIOR CLASS NICEST PERSONALITY Aaron and Darcy MOST POPULAR Shelene and Scott CLASS FLIRTS Nicki and Jeff MOST SHY Debbie and Doug CLASS CLOWNS Debbie and Steve CHATTERBOXES Jill and Brian 40 FAVORITES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED Jill and Scott Nicki and Mark MOST ATHLETIC Lonnie and Kevin MOST CLASS SPIRIT Kurt and Darcy TEACHERS’ PESTS Wayne and Debbie FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Dawn, Kevin, and Heather 41 YOU’VE COME A 42 Bill H. Alana Leigh Aaron LONG WAY, BABY 44 Row 1: M. Hudman, I). Hoerauf. C. Baczkowski. V. PHillips, S. Carney. P. Mangum, L. Homic, C. Woods. Row 2: I. Sellers. S. Zehner, |. Migdal. L. Lindquist. P. Tucker, A. Rohling, G. English, K. Kiaunis, M. Mock. I). Seelow. R. Smith. L. Thatcher. T. Kir-chofer. Row 3: I). DiCerbo. P. Beatty. H. Nixon. L. Schweizer. M. Giaquinto. K. Lovelass, J. Galarneau. J u N I O R S Row 1: M. Giaquinto. C. Sowle. C. Dob-bert. P. Beatty, H. Nixon. K. Vanderhorst. Row 2: G. Ball. I). DiCerbo. S. Korovva-jczyk. D. Reichel. J. Houghton. G. Hammond. K. Rohling. A. Hayes. Row 3: A. Kiernan. J. Mangine. L. Burstin. M. Yeager. B. Burstin. D. VVnuk. B. Westbrook. 46 Row 1: L). Polsinelli, I). Dygert, I). Hammer. C. Canavan. B. Ferguson. K. Cronin. Row 2: M. Lawson. S. Zehner, H. Sanders, C. Nielsen, C. Daignault. T. Wolfe, L. Sawitzki, M. Tabor. H. Gyles. Row 3: J. Wells, M. Eldred, R. Jackowski. P. Eaton, M. Lipe. P. Gross, T. Spelta. J Row 1: A. Porter. M. Giaquinto, B. Lounsbury, P. Mickan. H. Sanders. Row 2: D. Marshall, D. Slosek. L. MacLachlan, A. Bobar. D. Polsinelli, T. Fleming. T. Bonesteel. C. Nielsen. Row 3: M. St. Louis, P. Brown, R. Bagdan. I). Welsh. T. St. Louis. u N I O R S OFFICERS C. Nielson — Historian P. Beatty — Vice-President S. Carney — Treasurer J. Galameau —Sergeant-at-Arms L. Homic— Recording Secretary Row 2: G. Ball — Sergeant-at-Arms. L. Schweizer — Corresponding Secretary. D. Hammer — President. 47 s o p H O M O R E S Row 1: ). Osirander, S. Hyde. B. Max, T. DiCerbo. J. Reynolds, S. Stewart, R. McKeever. R. Collins. Row 2: K. Firth. T. Morris, C. Swierzowski. C. Phillips. K. Barkalow, S. Guntrum. P. Shultes. D. Ryder. Row 3: I. Ryan, C. Hall. G. Jones, S. Palmer. E. Jones. M. Mangine. Row 4: P. Bagdan. F. Arnold, B. Schwab, K. Mosher. Row 1: P. Klamp, S. Carbonetto. M. McConchie, B. Kieft, S. Stanton. M. La port, R. Vokatis. Row 2: D. McIntosh. K. Everson. J. Brundige, VV. Hammond, T. Stangle. D. Kregling, T. Morrison. Row 3: R. Rohl-ing, V. Haley. K. Hall. T. Ryan. K. Herd, J. Nistico, J. Kosior. D. Lawrence. Row 4: M. Basford. M. Toolan, J. Reynolds, M. DiCerbo. B. Max. T. DiCerbo. N. Summey, M. Blaha, A. Benware, B. Hammond. M. Jones. P. Magagnos. 48 Row 1: M. Caringi. C. Klementowski. M. DiCerbo. K. Wagner. J. Irvine. T. Fake. Row 2: C. Datkun. B. Lindquist, P. Petit. S. Denny. H. Allen. B. Tobey. K. Trigg. S. Cleveland. Row 3: D. Barber. M. Brown. M. Nierotka, L. Denison. P. Ferguson. S. Lee. E. Patience. s o p H O M O R E S Officers D. Kregling — Vice-President C. Phillips — Secretary H. Allen — Historian C. Swierzowski — Treasurer M. Mangine — President T. DiCerbo — Sergeant-at-Arms F. Arnold — Sergeant-at-Arms HUH 49 F r e s h m e n Row 1: L. Vanburen, C. Wells. M. Landreville. W. Marmaduke, C. Polsinelli. D. Madej. L. Near, K. Migdal. Row 2: K. Freemire. A. Smith. W. Wnuk. K. Senecal, A. LaQue, S. Senecal, J. Delome. P. Jessop. P. Shultes, D. Barber, R. Salerno, L. Clemens. Row 3: B. Raymond. R. Clink, S. Henderson. S. Lindquist, C. Bombard. B. Mayer, K. Edwards,). Button, A. Mattice. Row 1: K. Stewart. M. Landreville, K. LaFleur, J. Mazurkiewicz. K. Cummings. K. Clark, L. Schuetz, C. Rivera. M. Pinckney. Row 2: S. Arnold, K. Roll, W. Stanley, E. Vandenburgh, E. Hodsoll, M. Burt, J. Fleming, L. Marquis. R. LaFountain, B. Potkovic, J. Kempf. Row 3: T. Barkalow. P. Reisinger, P. Gundersen, R. Hubbard. J. Lovelass, T. Lafforthun, S. Hudman, K. Seholm. T. McIntosh. C. Shaw, D. Eldred, C. Reddy, S. Oscarson, P. Kinney, K. McElhiney, K. Cetnar, M. Burstin, N. York. Row 1: R. Lamoy, S. Powers, J. Mazur. J. Johnson, B. Kindi, B. Roe, S. Poulin. M. Pushee. Row 2: S. Brice, B. Potkovic, J. Button, R. LaFountain. K. Edwards, S. Brown, VV. Marmaduke, L. Gifford, J. Sloat, S. Kieft, C. Quay, T. Sanders. Row 3: P. Graham, D. Grant, C. Robbins, T. Barkalow, T. Lafforthun, T. McIntosh. Row 1: L. Schuetz, C. Ribers. M. Pinckney, L. Bascom. J. Meisner, L. South, C. Wigley. Row 2: B. Potkovic, Se Senecal, M. Irvine. J. Kempf. J. Gilchrist, J. Holbrook. J. Bentley. M. Stewart. Row 3: K. Cetnar. VV. Marmaduke, W. Wnuk, C. Bombard. M. Burstin, D. Edwards. J. Button. J. DeLorme. L. Wenskoski, D. Madei, A. Guiou, B. Near, R. Castle. M. Miller. OFFICERS P. Jessop — President D. Madej — Vice President M. Landreville — Sergeant-at-Arms K. Role — Historian M. Stewart — Treasurer J. Lovelass — Secretary T. McIntosh — Sergeant-at-Arms F R E s H M E N 51 I G H Row 1: L. McConchie. E. Wood. Row 2: M. O’Brien. J. Petteys. ). Ingram. G. Petruzzelli, S. Wolfe. S. Homic. R. Mattice. D. Mazurkiewicz. Row 3: B. Atherton-Ely. S. Stangle. W. Dixon. D. lones. J. Sarten. D. Costanzo. B. Phillips, W. Quinlan. Row 4: L. Fitzpatrick. K. Swierzowski. B. Beatty. M. Russell. M. Cook. T. LaFleur. K. Sherman. Row 5: S. Fowle. S. Stangle. S. Poulin. L. Seaman. B. Topper. D. Huto. A. Wheeler. G. Sowle. T. Hall. Row 1: A. Welch. G. Trimarchi. Row 2: D. Mazurkiewicz. R. Politano. I. Risdal, M. Greco, j. Gendreau, L. Seaman. Row 3: ). Henderson, B. Westbrook. R. Goudie. C. Staulters. K. Hess. S. Holbrook. M. Nistico. L. Hayes. Row 4: T. Oliver. T. Ranches. E. Mooney, J. Nichols. B. Belanger. D. Mickan, M. Fay. Row 5: T. J. Vandenburgh. T. Suits. K. Smith. R. Coadney. S. Kneaskem, E. Kiaunis, J. Piecuch, J. Cummings. 52 Row l: P. Pettit. A. Saxton. G. Richardson. B. Herbert. Row 2: B. Hadley. C. Yeager. J. Beckwith, G. Bogardus. ). Gagne. C. Bialahoski. R. Spaulding. M. Mansmith. Row' 3: T. Suits. S. Ferrucci. I). Sowle. K. Miller. K. Pribis. I. Ingram. Row- 4: C. Scruton. E. Kress. T. Harrington. T. Carney. S. Poulin. K. Haller. T. Reynolds. Row 5: B. Smith. T. Ferguson, C. Hicks. C. Hersey. D. Nolan. A. Welch. J. Gendreau. M. Greco. G R A D E s E V E N T H Row 1: B. Heatherly, J. Griggs. J. Bills. D. Shaw. R. Conti, J. Anderson. P. Arnold. Row 2: T. Embree, M. Smith. K. Brown. R. Pandori. |. Messina. G. LaQue. K. Benham. Row 3: R. Pelletier. M. Henderson. K. Ahnert. M. Conigliaro. S. Risdal. J. Hare. A. Hall. H. Morrow. Top: B. Batten. D. Pandori. Row 1: B. J. Hoyt. D. Young. Row 2: J. Bentley. D. Phillips. ]. Henderson. M. Hough. E. Wagner. C. Bazaar. Row 3: P. Everson. B. Hall. C. Morrison. L. Dobo. B. Roy. H. Stoll. H. Beebe. Row 4: E. Hersey. J. Import. R. Lestage. E. Craft, C. Tyler. W. MacFee. T. Berhaupt. C. Ferrucci. Row 5: S. Stanton. J. Nolan. S. Galameau. D. Larabie. J. Rick. G. Schweizer. S. Hubbard. K. Cetnar 54 Row 1: D. Hunter. K. Kumpel. Row 2: G. Denisulk. B. Baker, J. Cannizzaro. A. Brinkman. D. Hendrie. G. Nixon. W. Seaman. Row 3: S. Freemire, D. Tucker. M. Sherman. M. Kiaunis. K. Holligan. A. Johnson. K. Flanagan. Row 4: S. Brickner. S. Johnson. T. Topper. P. Swiatek. J. Evans. D. Febbie. T. Orsini. L. Coudie. G R A D E 55 VO-TEC Row 1: T. Carmen. L. Stangle. A. Auerbach. T. Bonesleel. I). Welsh. C. Sowle. T. Spetla. B. Ferguson. M. Tabor. Row 2: M. Johnson. R. Bagdan. J. Swiatek. H. Sauve. B. Potkovic. F. VanAken. P. Mickan. H. Westbrook. D. Andrus, K. Bierman. C. Castle. J. Irvine. I). Denison. S. Smith. Missing from Picture: K. Thomas. A. Hayes. 56 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Brickner PRINCIPAL Mr. VanDerwerker BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mrs. Culver, Mrs. Reedy. Mrs. Bingham. Standing: Mr. Wood, Mr. Marquis — President, Mr. |ezierski. Mr. Taylor. 60 Seated: L. Clifford, J. Lesniewski. Standing: A. Carpenter, M. Mottau. C. Arnold. Mrs. Campchero OFFICE STAFF GUIDANCE DIRECTOR SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mrs. Silk t f Mr. Wilk Mrs. Johnson English Mrs. Luce English Mrs. Kalinkewicz English Mr. Pagano English Mrs. Rhodes English Mr. Gray Health 62 Mrs. Euler Mathematics Mr. Barkley Mathematics Mr. Gorga Mathematics Mr. Swierzowski Mathematics Mrs. Niforos Mr. Eipp Math Science Mathematics 63 Mr. Naples Science I Mr. Samek Science Mr. Dickinson Science Mr. Allen French 64 Mr. Connelly Social Studies Mr. Ruszczyk Social Studies Ms. Thompson Social Studies Mrs. Rice Social Studies Mrs. Slagle Social Studies Mrs. Vandenburgh Social Studies 65 Mrs. Gorman An Mrs. VanVranken Business Mrs. Crotty Home Economics Mr. Stangle Art Mr. Nolett Business Miss Cervenka Music 66 Mr. Sleeper Music Mr. Smith Industrial Arts Miss Townley Resource Teacher Mr. Rhodes Industrial Arts Mrs. Fallis Reading Mrs. Trask Resource Teacher 67 Mr. Davenport Librarian Mrs. Riggins Phys. Ed. Mrs. Hagarty Nurse Mr. Birbilis Phys. Ed. Mrs. Roy Phys. Ed. Mrs. Wilday Phys. Ed. 68 Stevereno and loan JOKERS Joanie and Stevie BEST DRESSED Denise and Dan FLIRTS MOST ATHLETIC Jim and Kathy MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT John and Joan SWEETEST DISPOSITION Susie and Jimmy BUS DRIVERS Row 1: C. Symonds. V. Wolfe. A. Springer. M. Cloutier Row 2: L. Buck. R. Lee. S. Chase. B. Coulombe. S. Reichel, B. Lott. Row 3: T. Nadler. L. Bloomingdale. B. Tidd. I). Kurowski. D. Cole. MECHANICS D. Funk. T. Nadler CAFETERIA STAFF M. Smith. E. Korowajczyk. M. Sherman. I). Earl, S. Sowle. M. Suits. A. Bialahoski. 70 1985 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Row 1: T. Morrison. D. Minkler, S. Guntrum. K. Everson. D. Andrus. N. Summey, E. Hammer. Row 2: M. Mullarkey. C. Swier-zowski. K. Barkalow. C. LeFleur, K. Sherman. D. Kregling. L. Lindquist. C. Wood. B. Lindquist. 1985 BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: S. Sakala. B. Brundige. K. Dicerbo, S. Marcel. Coach Verderese. Row 2: J. Mihal. J. Aussicker, J. Pawlowski. M. Ben ware. Row 3: K. Kieft. R. Palmateer. D. Kregling, E. Smith. T. Kirchofer, J. Sellers. Row 4: S. Boykin. K. Symonds. BOYS’ MODIFIED BASEBALL Row 1: S. Stewart. K. Stewart. J. Irvine. S. Reynolds. T. Suits. ID. Richman. Row 2: M. Toolan, B. Neahr. T. McIntosh. M. Stewart. C. Wells, S. Stanton. Row 3: T. Barkalow. P. Gundersen. T. OiCerbo. Coach Corga. T. Lafforthun. B. Kieft. 73 1985 VARSITY TRACK Row 1: K. Seholm. E. Farrington. B. Hammer. M. McConchie. R. Robb. Row 2: T. Gagne. S. Carney. L. Knizek, Mgrs. H. Sanders, and M. Cokelet. Row 3: Coach Sherman. T. Stangle. I). DiCerbo. L. Homic.). Fontaine. P. Eaton. M. Burt. C. Daignault. C. Nielsen. Row 4: D. Todd. F. Arnold. B. O’Sullivan. Coach Anguish. Mgr. J. Galarneau. S. Allen. K. Vanderhorst. B. Mayer. 74 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: N. Summey, D. Polsinelli, S. Carney, M. Pribis. Row 2: S. Welch, S. Korowajczyk. P. Gross. C. Baczkowski, D. DiCerbo, J. Ostrander. 75 GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: R Jackowski. T. Stangle. T. Morrison. T. Wolfe. P. Petit. W. Stanley. Row 2: S. Denny — MGR.. W. Hammond. P. Eaton. L. Knizek. N. Hall. L. Thatcher. I). Kregling. M. Burt. Coach Wilday. Row 3: C. Phillips. C. Swierzowski. P. Beatty. K. Everson. J. Brundige. S. Guntrum. L. Wenskoski. LONNIE Nikki SEASON RECORD Won-12 Lost-2 Tie-1 CAPTAINS Debbie. Nikki. Coach Wilday. Renee J. V. SOCCER Row 1: P. Petit. R. Rohling, Mgr. M. Caringi. Row 2: J. Gilchrist, L. Patience. L. Marquis, T. Morris, C. Hall. K. Migdal. C. Shaw. J. Fleming. Row 3: T. Carney. D. Eldred, L. McConchie, S. Poulin. K. Doll. S. Arnold. K. Lefleur. L. Hodsoll. S. Stangle. STEVE BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Coach Hartman. S. Everson. R. Hubbard. V. Daley. M. Toolan, D. Slosek. S. Stanton. T. Dicerbo. A. Porter. J. Sellers. Row 2: K. Dicerbo. B. Brundige, S. Palmateer. S. Sakala. L. Me-Conchie. K. Vanderhorst. G. Ball. M. Eld red. J. Galarneau. I). Reichel. M. Symonds. : % ol •-SCOTT BOYS’ MODIFIED SOCCER Row 1: MGRS. A. Mattice, and P. Shultes. Row 2: E. Nixon. S. Reynolds, K. Stewart. J. Rich. R. Lestage. E. Craft. S. Brickner. S. Poulin. M. Stewart. Row 3: A. Tetlak. T. Suits. T. Barkalow. W. Topper. T. Lafforthun, P. Gundersen. C. Reedy. VV. Neahr, T. McIntosh. C. Morrison. D. Shaw. Mr. Barkley. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Coach VVilday. K. Barkalow, S. Stewart, T. Stangle, T. Morrison, S. Guntrum. Row 2: R. Pohling, C. Swierzowski, C. Phillips. P. Eaton, T. Ryan, P. Beatty. J.V. CAPTAINS VARSITY CAPTAINS Kris, Wendy, Cindy Tara, Sonya. Peggy 7th Grade 8th Grade Row l: E. Craft, C. Morrison. G. Denisulk. Row 2: P. Arnold, D. Shaw, Coach Gorga, J. Anderson, D. Phillips. Row 1: T. Suits, S. Wolfe, T. Kanches, D. Sowle, T. Harrington. Row 2: B. Belanger, B. Topper, A. Wheeler, Coach Gorga, D. Phillips, E. Kress, C. Scruton. M 0 D 1 F I E D Coach Eipp, K. Hess, R. Goudie, S. Holbrook. Row 2: T. Denney, S. Hubbard, P. Everson, C. Ferrucci, B. Phillips. Row 3: T. Orsini, A. Saxton, L. Hoffman, T. Ferguson, B. Westbrook. 81 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL LEIGH Row 1: J. Galarneau, J. Emerich, S. Palmateer. B. Brundige. S. Sakala, L. McConchie, D. Slozek Row 2: J. Crawford. M. Eldred. M. Blah, C. Reedy. Coach Eckert. E. Smith. K. Vanderhorst. K Lovelass. M. Priois. STEVE COACH ECKERT SCOTT MARK CAPTAINS J. Emerich. B. Brundige. Coach Eckert, S. Sakala. K. Lovelass BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL Row 1: M. Toolan. S. Stanton. L. Bascom. T. Lafforthun. T. McIntosh. Row 2: T. DiCerbo. D. Todd. Coach Mathias. F. Arnold. B. Euler. J. Mazur. i GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Rohling, L. Thatcher. Row 2: T. Stangle. D. Kregling. R. Jackowski. Row 3: Coach Wilday. K. Barkalow. Manager — B. Beatty. Row 4: P. Beatty, P. Eaton, D. McIntosh. T. Morrison. Captains Row 1: ID. Eld red. Coach Morrison, K. Lefleur. Row 2: A. Smith, L. McConchie, K. Swierzowski. K. Roll. Row 3: S, Stangle, W Stanley. L. Fitzpatrick. K. Cetnar. L. Patience. VARSITY WRESTLING Row l: S. Galarneau. S. Kieft, S. Powers. K. Herd, Managers — J. Gagne. S. Arnold. Row 2: Manager — E. Farrington. T. Gagne. G. Ball. M. DiCerbo, Manager — K. Sherman. Row 3: Assist. Coach Hartman. B. Haller, K. Dicerbo, Coach Birbilis. Captains B. Haller. Coach Birbilis. K. DiCerbo The Varsity wrestling team completed another successful season. Congratulations to Kevin DiCerbo for setting a new Section II record with 155 career wins. 86 MODIFIED WRESTLING EME8 I2H . Row 1: M. Landreville, C. Cozzi. Row 2: Coach Hartman. V. Daley. R. Hubbard. S. Everson. 87 GIRLS’ VARSITY CHEERLEADERS D. Ranches, M. Mock, J. Bmndige, K. Everson. L. Clemens. C. Wheeler, C. Dobbert, A. Bobar, R. Smith, D. Seelow, H. Nixon. Captains J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: E. )ones, K. Zehner, M. Mangine. P. Petit. Row 2: T. Stangle, J. Meisner. M. Irvine. Row 1: S. Palmer. Row 2: L. Schweizer, |. Kempf, L. Schuetz, B. Potkovic. Advisor— Mrs. Brundige SOCCER CHEERLEADERS 89 SENIOR Row 1: L. Knizek, J. Wells, L. McConchie, T. Fleming, K. Trigg, B. Hammer, L. Homic. Row 2: G. Ball, J. Blaha, D. DiCerbo, C. Wheeler, C. Nielsen, S. Oscarson, D. Eldred, D. Madej, P. Gross. Row 3: C. Reedy, P. Gorga, K. Johnston, F. Arnold, D. Todd. K. Vanderhorst. S. Zehner. D. Hendrie, P. Beatty. Row 1: T. Spetla, K. Cronin, K. Wagner, W. Stanley, C. Hall, T. Ryan, A. LaQue. Row 2: D. Grant, K. Roll, A. Mat-tice, M. Pinckney, H. Sanders, B. Tobey, H. Allen, A. Bobar. Row 3: S. Nierotka, R. Jones, C. LeFleur, M. Toolan, C. Sloat, L. Clemens, J. Kempf. 92 CHORUS Row 1: L. Hodsoll. D. Ranches, M. Mullarkey, C. Datkun, M. Caringi. S. Palmer, K. Clark. Row 2: L. Schweizer. K. Zehner. C. Dobbert, M. Lipe, B. Steele, C. Quay, S. Goetz. H. Nixon. Row 3: K. Firth, L. Schuetz, M. Basford, M. Irvine. P. Shultes, P. Shultes. T. Morrison. J. Curtiss, M. Burt. FFICERS Manager — T. Fleming C. Wheeler — Secretary J. Curtiss — President F. Arnold — Sergeant-at-Arms D. Hendrie — Treasurer S. Goetz — Secretary D. Ranches — Vice-President 93 SENIOR BAND K. Dahlin — Manager. L. Schweizer — Secretary, M. Eldred — President. R. Jackowski — Vice President. S. Carney — Treasurer, M. Symonds — Manager. J. Lee — Librarian. Row 1: J. Lee. L. Schweizer. L. Clemens. A. Rohling. T. Wolfe. V. Daley. T. Sanders. K. Miller. C. Scruton. Row 2: J. Fleming. R. Jackowski, A. Bobar. B. DeRidder. S. Carney, K. Kiaunis. E. Wood. C. Shaw. M. Miller. S. Wolfe. K. Dahlin. D. Todd. L. McConchie. Row 3: H. Allen. K. Oscarson. R. Mattice. J. Pettys. L. Bascom. C. Swierzowski. K. Bagdan. M. Pushee. M. Eldred, A. Benware. B. Oscarson, J. Mazur. R. Robb. B. Hammond. B. Belanger. S. Arnold. S. Oscarson. Row 4: L. MacLachlan. M. Symonds. P. Bagdan. M. Pribis. R. Hubbard. R. Rohling. Mr. Sleeper. OFFICERS 94 CHANSONETTES AND TROUBADOURS Row 1: L. Sheutz. C. Wheeler, J. Curtiss, S. Goetz. J. Blaha. Row 2: B. Tobey, K. Clark. Row 3: A. Mattice, K. Trigg, C. Quay, A. Bobar, L. Schweizer, T. Morrison, L. Knizek. H. Allen, L. Homic, T. Spetla. Row 4: V. Daley, T. Fleming, S. Nierotka, D. Todd, L. McConchie, D. Madej, R. Jones, D. DiCerbo, C. Dobbert, C. Shaw. Row 5: K. Johnston, F. Arnold, C. Reedy, J. Lee. JAZZ ENSEMBLE Row t: K. Bagdan, M, Symonds, J. Lee, A. Benware. Row 2: K. Dahlin, C. Shaw, D. Shaw. R. Robb, M. Miller. Row 3: R. Rohling, L. Schweizer, M. Elderd, K. Bagdan, D, Todd, K. Kaiunis. B. Hammond. Row 4: Mr. Sleeper, R. Mattice. M. Pushee. 96 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: L. Homic, D. Hammer, L. Schweizer. T. Wolfe. S. Carney. D. Ranches, K. DiCerbo. ]. Curtiss. B. Brundige, L. Clemens. C. Wheeler. Back: K. Kiaunis, L. Sawitzki. M. Eldred, S. Sakala, M. Pribis, K. Lovelass. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: K. Lovelass V. PRES.: C. Wheeler TREAS.: P. Gorga SECRETARY: J. Curtiss FOOTPRINT B. Steele. D. Hammer. T. Gifford, E. Patience. M. Nierotka L. Homic,T). Polsinelli, L. Sawitzski, S. Zehner. R. Jackowski, M. Lawson. L. Thatcher. L. Schweizer. 98 SADD: STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING OFFICERS Row 1: K. Rohling — Publicist, W. Stanley — Corresponding Sec..). Blaha — Vice-President, C. Wheeler — Publicist. Row 2: S. Stangle — Jr. Hi. Rep., L. Knizek — Recording Sec., J. Curtiss — Treasurer, D. Ranches — President. 99 FTA Row 1: M. Pushee. K. Cummings. Row 2: C. Quay. L. Goudie, M. Smith. T. Denney. D. Febbie. Row 3: J. Sellers. R. Goudie. M. Conigliaro, R. Pelletier. Row 4: B. Westbrook. B. Clink. J. Carter, T. Orsini. K. Hess. K. Holligan. B. Heatherly, S. Hubbard. D. Polsinelli. Standing: S. Stangle, F. Strader. J. Evans. H. Morrow. B. Hall. J. Messina. S. Holbrook. M. Nistico, M. Greco, J. Gilchrist, M. Mullarkey. P. Ferguson. S. Lee. B. Steele. Missing: J. Nichols. J. Petruzzelli, S. Galarneau, B. Hoyt, B. English, D. Hendrie, A. Brinkman. D. Micken. LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: C. Wheeler, S. Korowajczyk, L. Schweizer. K. Kiaknis, P. Mangum, V. Phillips. Row 2: S. Palmateer, K. Symonds, D. Todd, Mr Davenport. A. Rohling. S. Nierotka, C. Sloat. 100 STUDENT SENATE Row 1: K. DiCerbo, J. Curtiss, K. Lovelass, M. Lipe. Row 2: T. Morrison, D. Ranches. Row 3: M. Burt, W. Stanley, T. Stangle. P. Bagdan. D. DiCerbo, D. Reichel. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: G. Schweizer. T. Carney. K. Haller. M. Greco. S. Reynolds. Officers. Row 2: S. Holbrook P. Everson J. Rich D. Mickan. W. Seaman. M. Smith, M. Kiaunis, D. Hendrie. Mrs. Kalinkewicz, J. Piecuch. Row 3: E. Craft. S. Galarneau, S. Stangle. C. Morrison, K. Swierzowski, D. Larrabee. 101 DRAMA CLUB Row 1: M. Lipe, L. Hodsoll, M. Burt, D. Madej, L. Denison. S. Lee, T. Morrison, P. Shultes, L. Knizek, B. Tobey, S. Goetz, H. Allen. B. DeRidder, L. Clemens, J. Blaha, J. Curtiss, C. Wheeler. P. Shultes. L. Clemens, T. Stangle, J. Lee. Row 2: C. Dobbert, K. Dicerbo, D. Reichel, L. Schweizer. D. Hammer. S. Carney, L. Homic, L. MacLachlan, A. Bobar, S. Korowajczyk, C. Quay, L. Schuetz, C. Shaw, R. Lafountain, M. Mullarkey. K. Cummings. T. Dicerbo. Row 3: T. Fleming, C. Phillips, T. Morris, C. Swierzowski, C. Hall. C. Baczkowski, D. Dicerbo. P. Gross, G. Ball. P. Beatty. D. Ranches, M. Myers, M. Basford, K. Johnson, H. Nixon. R. Smith, E. Jones. K. Clark, M. Mangine, S. Palmer, H. Sanders. Row 4: C. Cronin, D. Hendrie, P. Gorga. R. Jones, K. Lovelass. S. Nierotka, B. Brun-dige, D. Todd, S. Palmateer, B. Hammer, S. Salala. V. Daley, D. Slosek. “YOU, THE JURY” 1985 SCHOOL PLAY 102 VARSITY CLUB Row l: W. Stanley. L. Wenskoski, M. Lipe. S. Carney. D. Reichel. T. DiCerbo. A. Porter. Row 2: B. Hammer. S. Stanton. S. Sakala. S. Palmateer, K. DiCerbo. M. Mock, L. McConchie, L. Knizek. J. Blaha, S. Goetz. C. Wheeler. M. Pribis. Row 3: D. McIntosh. L. Homic. L. Thatcher. R. Jackowski, M. Eldred. K. Vanderhorst. N. Summey. P. Eaton. C. Ball. M. Burt. H. Mixon. Row 4: T. Ryan. M. Swier-zowski. M. Mullarkey, A. Bobar. P. Gross. W. Hammond. D. DiCerbo. T. Stangle. T. Wolfe. Row 5: S. Denney. P. Pettit. T. Kir-chofer. C. Daignault. C. Baczkowski. E. Smith. D. Slosek. J. Emerich. M. Blaha. E. Farrington. R. Smith. K. Lovelass, D. Ranches. M. Giaquinto, D. Hammer. B. Brundage. Row 6: S. Everson. K. Barkalow. K. LaFleur. C. Nielsen. K. Everson. J. Brundiage. S. Gun-trum. D. Seelow. J. Galerneau. Row 7: J. Sellers. C. Phillips. C. Swierzowski. B. Haller. T. Morrison. J. Pawlowski. D. Kregling. C. Dobbert. P. Beatty. R. Robb. K. Symonds. VTR CLUB 103 S. Carney R. Jackowski JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: D. Larabie. J. Piecuch. J. Petteys. W. Quinlan. T. Ferguson. K. Hess. S. Holbrook. B. Westbrook. Row 2: B. Belanger. K. Swierzowski. D. Jones. L. McConchie. B. Beatty. T. LaFleur. E Wood. G. Schweizer. Row 3: R. Mattice. E. Kiaunis, D. Shaw. K. Pribis. S. Stangle. M. O’Brien. B. J. Hoyt. A. Saxton. Row 1: L. Dobo, D. Roy. H. Stoll. M. Smith, H. Beebe. K. Holligan. D. Phillips. W. Seaman. E. Nixon. Row 2: B. Atherton, J. Gagne. C. Hersey. B. Smith. B. Phillips. R. Goudie. L. Goudie. K. Flanagan. D. Hendrie. Row 3:1. Ingram. C. Tyler. B. Clink. M. Kiaunis. J. Bentley. M. Conigliaro. L. Dariano, P. Everson. E. Wagner. B. Heatherly. Missing From Picture: C. Cozzi. A. Brinkman. J. Carter, j. Evans, D. Feebie. A. Johnson. T. McElhiney. P. Swiatek. 104 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: S. Nierotka, S. Palmer, M. Mangine, P. Gross, R. Jackowski, P. Beatty, R. Robb. Row 2: V. Phillips, P. Mangum, J. Brundige. H. Sanders, R. Rohling, M. Caringi, C. Datkun, S. Denny. Row 3: C. Phillips, C. Swierzowski, M. Lipe, B. Steele. K. Everson, T. Morris, C. Hall, B. Tobey, K. Cronin. CHESS CLUB Row 1: B .Hammond. Row 2: G. English, S. Boykin. Row 3: R. Robb, P. Tucker. Row 4: M. Hudman. 105 CADET BAND Front Row: G. Schweizer, L. Hayes. T. Orsini. F. Hilderbran. A. Przywara. C. Grimes. M. Arnold. S. Quay. R. Smith. Row 2: M. Smith, I). Roy. B. Kaminski. J. Carter. K. Jurcsak, L. Denner. S. Hubbard. B. Laleaunesse. L. Dobo. W. Seaman. B. McKay. K. Clarke. Row 3: E. Mersey. S. Stanton. S. Risdal. I). Bartlett. S. Benware. B. Slagle. E. Kiaunis. D. Shaw. E. Chaft. M. Minarski. A. Rothmyer. Row 4: H. Stoll, D. Malinowski. G. Bombard. P. Kondrat. C. Morrison. ]. Rich. Mr. Sleeper. Missing: T. Mitchell. |. Kempf. B. Belanger. BOOK STORE Row 1: S. Risdal. E. Mooney. Row 2: E. Wagner. D. Mickan. Row 3: B. Clink. |. Cannizzaro. ). Piecuch. 107 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1: C. Wheeler. VV. Stanley. K. Roll, S. Arnold. T. Morrison. I). Kregling. T. Stangle. P. Raton. L. Knizek. C. Daignault. Row 2: D. Ranches. M. Mullarkey. R. Jar.kowski. S. Carney. |. Fleming. L. Thatcher. C. Shaw. I). Eldred, M. Burt. L. Hodsoll. S. Oscarson. Row 3: |. Wells, M. Irvine. S. Zehner. |. Brundige. K. Everson. C. Hall. L. Homic, P. Gross. S. Korowajczyk. |. Blaha. A. Bobar. M. Pipe. M. Mock. C. Phillips. C. Swierzowski. T. Morris. Row 4: L. Schuetz. T. Stangle. S. Palmer. J. Gilchrist. N. Summey. P. Beatty. K. Zehner. S. Goetz. I). Seelow. R. Smith. P. Petit. C. Baczkowski. Row 5: J. Kempf. M. Mangine. E. Jones. S. Stewart. S. Denney. M. Caringi. L. Wenskoski, J. Lovelass. T. Rvhn. T. Wolfe. R. Rohling. S. Guntrum. K. Barkalow. K. Lefleur. 108 PIPER STAFF Row 1: K. Zehner. S. Guntrum, I). Wnuk, B. Burstin. N. Summey. L. Auerbach. J. Curcio. Row 2: H. Sanders. M. Lawson. K. Everson. J. Brundige. C. Phillips. M. Myers. L. Burstin. S. Abernathy. I). McIntosh. Row 3: L. Thatcher. C. Baczkowski. P. Gross. C. Swierzowski. C. Hall. EXECUTIVE STAFF Seated: C. Wheeler — Layout. P. Gross — Typing. P. Beatty — Photography. C. Wood — Ads. Standing: J. Lee — EDITOR. |. Curtiss — Circulation. H. Sanders — Art. 109 One-Act Play Contest no December 14,1985 2nd Place: Seniors “Magic Theatre II” DIRECTOR: Barbara E. Cervenka STUDENT DIRECTORS: The Cast in Freshmen “The Real Untold Story” DIRECTOR: Mr. Thomas J. Anguish STUDENT DIRECTOR: Lexie Marquis FIELD DAY JR. HIGH FIELD DAY 117 We’re Desperate Barbee Doll T.G.I.F. I’m Not Herb! It’s In First Yummy Ben and Gerry Happy New Year No Cavities! Ghostbusters! mat Choir Boy Huggies They’re Mine The Warriors 118 Beach Bums Kiss Me Frankly! What’s Going On My Angel Harvest Time Risky Business Siamese Twins Hulkster Don’t Bother Me Loverboys Officer And Gentleman Disneyland Sweety Flycatcher L Picky Eater Punker Smiley Marti Bodies Don’t Do That What A Pair! Back To The Future Have And Have Not Leave Us Be They’re Donuts Gimme Sun Dream City My Baby tooth Hi Girls! Don’t Do It Study Time Galway Exec. 120 You Dummy Oh. Annie! They’re Winners Give Me A Bud Light! Taster’s Choice Oh. Yeah! Joe Cool You Send Me Party! Robin Hood The Thinker Rambo Junior Slave Boy! Amadeus Wacky wall walker Gremlin Cupid Tryouts Urchin Young Love How Gross! The walk of life Hubba Bubba Today’s Lesson You Called Love ya, Jeff Feed Me What A Man! Out Of It What’s up Doc? Nostrilla! Punk Chile Out Big Woman Oh No, Mr. V. No Comment Knight Rider Polident works! Learning to Count? Howdy Doody! Cheese! It’s Sally Hansen! Forever flirting! Let’s clown around?! John Denver? Help! Coochie Coo! Is this Karth? Flirtatious! Don’t move or I’ll shoot! Ain’t she nice? Poetry In Motion! Blinky It’s Rated X Toughguy A juggleo Sleepy Time Get Your Kicks The Date Dance! No Comment 125 Closed by the Health Board weas m I am a ladies’ man Smooth operator. Hayesy thoughts Trick or treat? Heart-throbs We have each other I have the good life Welcome to the greasy spoon Do you believe? Karate It is so good Spitwad kid M.C. is near 126 Close your eyes and I'll be there Betty Boop The Colby’s? We’re buddies Born in the U.S.A.? Surf’s up. Simon says “Ho this. 127 We are the world — I can’t look at her I hope she likes me Lifestyle of the rich No display of affection Get your kicks Chris Sowle — Mr. Swiz Pam Beatty — Kim Swierzowski Chris Castle — Kim Bierman The Piper staff would like to thank Mr. Swierzowski, Chris Sowle, Pam Beatty, and Kim Swierzowski for their photography. We also thank Kim Bierman, Chris Castle, Penny Trigg, and Danny )ameson for all their help. Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. 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AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 12010 PHONE: 882-6962 133 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 manGiNo ■ w ■ PONTIAC-BUICK, INC. Rte. 50, Ballston Spa Across from Ecobelli’s 885-5302 Open Daily 10:30 — 5:00 Fri. 10:30 — 8:30 Sal. 10:30 — 4:30 Brides - Bridesmaids ■ Mothers Formats - Accessories 37 MOHAWK AVE SCOTIA NY Phone 374-8324 Lawn Mowers Chain Saws ALL SEASONS — EQUIPMENT, INC. — 60 Freeman’s Bridge Rd. Scotia, N.Y. 12302 518 372-5611 Suzuki Garden Tractors Motorcycles 134 FABRICS 122 Saratoga Road, Scotia, NY 12302 — 399-6344 HOMECREST KITCHENS INC., 110 FREEMAN’S BRIDGE ROAD, SCOTIA. NEW YORK 12302 SAMDUCI ALBERT BERGAMI OFFICE 399-5637 393-4384 370-3110 MAJOR APPLIANCES COMPLETE FLOOR COVERINGS OPEN 7 DAYS Mon. - Fri.p 8-8 Sat. 8-6, Sun. 9-3 882-1811 Fresh Meat Produce Freezer Orders Delicious Fried Chicken Subs Salads Party Platters Your New York State Lotto Store Fresh Fish and Our Own Fried Fish Thurs. Fridays Shrimp - Lobster Tail - King Crab Legs CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM GALWAY PTSA 135 PHONE (518)882-9158 ELECTRICAL SERVICE DAG’S ELECTRIC NEW CONSTRUCTION — REWIRING MAINTENANCE RESIDENTIAL —FARM SPECIALIZING IN SERVICE ENTRANCES DAVID DYGERT R.D. 05 AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 12010 SPRING BEDDING PLANTS LEISURE TIME GREENHOUSES FLOWES AND VEGETABLES RT 67 DOLORES DYGERT R.D. 5 882-9158 AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 12010 TIARA PAINTING Bonded Insured Commercial, Residential Repaint, Remodel 25 Years Experience Roller, Brush, Spray 882-1880 Joan Oswalt, Estimator Roger Oswalt, Manager EAST GALWAY, N.Y. “CHUCK” PALMER Scotia, N.Y. it Jg. $1 DRAGON GARDEN CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT 120 Mohawk Ave. Scotia (518)377-6637 “One of the Top 10 Restaurants” “Without a doubt, this is the Best Chinese Restaurant in the Capital District”-Knickerbocker News 120 Mohawk Ave. Scotia 136 372-5539 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Dr. Faigin Dr. Kaplan Dental Offices Galway Ballston Spa Joan Henderson OWNER Regular’s Liquor Cabinet 443 SARATOGA ROAD 4% SCOTIA, N.Y. 12302 SALES TAX 399-1405 Burnt Hills Lanes 399-8421 Glenville Pharmacy and Home Health Care Center 434 Saratoga Road Scotia, N.Y. 399-1616 399-2762 Leaders in the Health Care Field HIGH ROLLERS ENTERPRISES, INC. R.D. 4. ROUTE 30N AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK 12010 PHONE (518) 843-0783 Special Prices on School Private Parties CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 JOE COLLINS RESTAURANT So. BROADWAY SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. 584-8200 When You Want a Product or Service Find It Fast in the SARATOGA COUNTYWIDE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY For Directories or Advertising Info CALL................ 587-3101 Rain dancei STEAK PARLOUR Route 30 North Amsterdam, N. Y 842 2606 Mailing Address R.D 6. McKay Rd. Amsterdam. N. Y. 12010 STEAKS CHOPS • SEAFOOD • PRIME RIB Lunches: Wed.-Fri. 11:30-2:00 Off Premise Catering Available 137 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 FROM SENIOR CHORUS AND SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING SENIOR CHORUS MEMBERS hi i 1 Galway Drama Club ■ ! i 1 l'!| I; 1 ' i ! i 11 1 • li ! 1 THt it' scmfc nil VAt First Bite BILL’S DINER INC. WEST MILTON, NY 885-7997 138 Aqua Plumbing — Heating — Refrigeration 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE — NO OVERTIME FREE ESTIMATES — FULLY INSURED SEWERS DRAINS CLEANED 882-6905 J. “Modern Oil Heat With Old Fashioned Dependability” H. BUHRMASTER JOHN W. SUTTON CO., INC. Established 1913 Attorney at Law 421 Sacandaga Rd., Scotia, N.Y. TwWhite Funeral Homeix ROWLEDGE AGENCY, INC. Our staff is on call at all times to provide prompt understanding service. M. BA1XSTON AVI. at FlfTH ST. SCOTIA 139 Mohawk Ave. Scotia Complete Insurance Service — Low Auto and Home Rates Congratulations From the Phone — 374-8453 GALWAY CHAPTER C.S.E.A. 139 FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK Office 843-2040 Home: 843-2182 LAWRENCE SPAGNOLA Bookkeeping and Tax Service The Franklin Press 279 WEST MAIN STREET AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 12010 240 Forest Avenue, Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 Phone 518-842-6020 L0NGWELL CHEVROLET The Village Hardware 13 WEST MAIN STREET BROADALBIN, NY 12025 883-3022 Rte 29 Pine Si Caprice • Celebrity • Mimte Carlo • Camarii • Cavalier• Chevette • Aslru Spectrum Bus Phone 883-3436 Bus Phone 725-4326 140 VASEL’S CIBRO L.P. Gas, Snappy Cheese, Weinbrenner Shoe 24 Hour Towing Groceries — Bait — Tackle Goodyear Tires 882-9414 Rt. 29 Auto Repairs — Ammo 883-3254 Galway, N.Y. Congratulations “86” MORRIS FORD-MERCURY MERCURY C R Restaurant Rle 29 Galway. N.Y. Wednesday Night — Italian Night Thursday — All the Seafood you can eat Phone:882-9595 SALES - SERVICE PARTS - TOWING COMPLETE BODY SHOP LONG TERM LEASING DAILY RENTALS 399-9188 RT. 50 BURNT HILLS (Sam Ownership) SALISBURY CHEVROLET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “86” FROM Car and Truck Leasing Complete Collision and Paint Dept. “Chevrolet Makes the Car Salisbury Makes the Difference” SALISBURY OF SCOTIA NEMEC’S FEED GRAIN Blue Seal Feeds Purina Chows Farm Garden Supplies 79 Henry St. Saratoga Springs. NY 12866 Saratoga Sp. (518)584-5711 Warrensburg (518)623-2049 Route 50 Scotia 372-5431 at the Schenectady Airport Parts Dept. 372-5439 142 FEEDS O needs JOHN ROSE BRENNAN OVVNER M ANGER PHONE (518) 584-1275 St. Francis Motel LUXURIOUS EFFICIENCIES IN HEART OF CITY 177 BROADWAY SARATOGA SPRINGS. NEW YORK 12866 Deborah W. Hodgkins 'pUnitt, %c. Quality Flowers - Artistically Designed 85 East High St. Ballston Spa, N Y. 12020 885-1773 885-1774 JENKS AUTO SERVICE GM Gomputer Repair All Types of Repairs Domestic or Foreign N.Y.S. Safety Inspection DALE JENKS P.O. Box 283 Wilsey Road Call 587-8754 GM Training Associates Degree Fully Certified GREENFIELD CENTER. N.Y. BURT’S FLORIST SACANDAGA RO D GALWAY NY 12074 882 I OS I Plant Leasing DOUG DeRIDDER General Contracting — Carpentry Electrical H.C. Box 155 Doug — 882-9014 HAG AM AN, N.Y. 12086 Lenny 882-1187 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986! FROM GALWAY PLAYERS Cudney’s Launderers Dry Cleaners. Inc. 126 South Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 R.W. GROSS PLUMBINGS, HEATING CO.INC 888-1222 393-8272 GAS • OIL • SOLAR HEAT • AIR COND • SEWER DRAIN CLEANING Plumbing tk Healing Supply Store 24 Hour Emergency Service 882-6780 MONDAY-SATURDAY 5:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Nell Lo’s Coffee Shoppe RTE. 29 —P.O. BOX 253 GALWAY, N.Y. 12074 LO ANN SANDERS NELLIE DROPPER ARNOLD HAVEN FARM, INC. Conoes-K ayaks-Sailboards Paddtebodts Accesories SALESiSEKVlCI RENTALS Oeorge Quick s Oarage Vlsu pm Wfutewater-Wildemess Shop Quality txxjt inij backpacking gear TbmWi Uy tA GinaitU 518-882-1418 R.D. 1 Route 29 Galway, New York 12074 TOWING GENERAL REPAIRS (518)882-9980 TOM GRIMES SERVICE STATION —Rt. 147 “for Complete Automotive Service, Service Is Our Business’’ Phone 882-9588 BillDeFoe (518)882-9408 Galway Machine Machining — Fabrication Welding Hudson Dr. Galway N.Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '86 SMITH BROS. FARMS R.D. 2 Jockey St. Ballston Spa, N.Y. 12020 Fruit Dairy 144 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES MILLS COUNTRY STORE HARMONY CORNERS, RT. 67 BEER, SODA, ICE, GAS, GROCERIES, HOMEMADE BAKED GOODS Party Platters for All Occasions, Especially Graduation 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 has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. SPA WINDOW REMODELING Simmons Thermal Replacement Windows • Wood — Aluminum — Vinyl •Double Or Triple Glazed •Save On Fuel • Tilt-in For Easy Cleaning — Bows Bays — Complete Repairs On All Brands Deal Direct With The Owners Member Greater Saratoga Builders Assn. Free Estimates Visit Our Showroom Elevator Co. “The Stanley Family” ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR R.D. 1 Jockey Street Ballston Spa., N.Y. 882-9208 or 842-3610 114 Milton Ave Ballston Spa 885-9862 GALWAY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 146 CHUCK’S STORE Galway, N.Y. GREETING CARDS, GIFTS, SODA FOUNTAIN, LUNCHES. COLD BEER — GROCERIES 882-9592 CHUCK AND RUTH QUINLAN the MODELING AGENCY of 1980 CENTRAL AVENUE ALBANY, N.Y. 12205 (518)456-6713 CALL FOR YOUR FREE EVALUATION. Paint Lumber Roofing Hardware Insulation Wall board TANNER LUMBER SUPPLY Lumber and Building Materials N. Second Ave.. Broadalbin, N.Y. Phone: 883-3012 Let “Service” — Serve You Service Linen Supply, INc. Peter D. Marquis, President 245-249 Green St. 346-5550 Schenectady, NY 12305 372-5661 QUALITY FUNDRAISING PRODUCTS AND PERSONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 ' SALES, INC. BOX 579 • STILLWATER, NY 12170• (518)664-6576 147 GALWAY COIN LAUNDRY ® Jxccorbcr and Yxjr winda to the world 2 Miles North of Galway on Rte. 147 Ann and George Palmateer Prop. (518)882-9860 PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE C. W. HANSEN INC. CONTRACTOR HERMANCE RD. C. W. (BILL) HANSEN GALWAY. NY 12074 MARK WILDE (518)882-9888 GALWAY. N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF WILDE CONSTRUCTION FREE ESTIMATES RICHARD T. SAXTON CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 454 BROADWAY SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. 12866 RENOVATIONS — REMODELING — NEW CONSTRUCTION 587-9641 GOOD LUCK TO DOUGLAS HAMMOND AND THE CLASS OF 1986 Compliments of Pat’s Picnic Tables Hammond’s Enterprises Geri’s Hillside Beauty Salon Ballston Agway Rt. 50 Ballston Spa, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS FROM LARRY KLEMENTOWSKI CARPET INSTALLATION 587-1793 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPING. PRINTING. CUSTOM SPECIALITY PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK H:OUR PHOTO FINISH MARK ROKJER • NANCY ROKjER • PROPRIETORS A PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEVELOPING A NEW MEANING IN PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES” 322 BROADWAY BUS. 587-9280 SARATOGA SPRINGS HOME 587-3285 | ; ' The Yarn Shoppe OF SARATOGA FABULOUS YARN SELECTION .1 CUSTOM DESIGNED SWEATERS AND HATS TO PURCHASE 0 CAROLINE ST. 567-F356 ARATOGA SPGS. N.Y., 12866 MICHELLE DAI ILL LARKIN LP GAS SERVICE WITH A SMILE SALES SERVICE FURMAN’S GAS CO. 40 FIRST AVE. BROADALBIN. NY 12025 IOE FURMAN, PROP. 1-518-883-5372 The Cottage Farm GREENHOUSES House Plants Hanging Plants HOLIDAY PLANTS Bedding and Vegetable Plants Rte. 147 Sacandaga Rd. West Charlton, N.Y. Monday-Fri: 9-4 Sat-Sun: Seasonal Phone:882-9635 DAVE’S TAVERN OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK RT. 29 GALWAY. N.Y. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PIZZA SANDWICHES 883-9906 PROP. DAVE HELEN ABRAMS 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 DICK JERRY’S MINIMART BEER, SODA, SANDWICHES, DELI, GROCERIES, GAS, ICE, PARTY PLATTERS CORNER RT. 29 147 PHONE 882-9394 OPEN: 7 AM-8 PM WILLOWBROOK CLEANERS Willowbrook Plaza Glenville, N.Y. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Alterations: Hats Shirts Drapes Leather Repairs WEST WIND FARM TOPSOIL BULLDOZER SAND BACK GRAVEL HOE A. Keller, Trucking GALWAY, NY 12074 882-6748 FIREWOOD BRUSH HOG CLIFFORD NIGHTINGALE QUALITY ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS PHONE 882-9334 JERSEY HILL RD. GALWAY, NY PHONE 885-9664 AJorthern Pines PARK AND SALES INC. MANUFACTURED HOUSING BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986 MODULARS — MOBILES — SINGLE DOUBLE CicmicalBaink WE WELCOME TRADES ROUTE 50 — 1 MILE SOUTH OF BALLSTON SPA, NY 12020 150 1947 1986 B N Carpet, Inc. QUALITY CARPET FOR 39 YEARS By Bigelow, Masland, and Mohawk Professional Sales Staff Expert Installation SHOWROOM AT 818 STATE ST. SCHENECTADY, NY 12307 Residential Division Contract Sales Division A Very Special place to Sljop fnr Iine-(ClaaBic JaaljianB, ffiifla and AcceBBnrieB in a Couely (Country Setting. 372-3552 372-3353 Route G7 1-1 2 fllilea IDeBt from Route 67 882-GG89 584-6320 — PHONES — 584-5740 (agway) Coronet Press, Inc. McCHESNEY’S INC. = GALWAY AGWAY = THOMAS W. WILLSON, President Supplies for Farm, Home, and Garden 30 Caroline St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Galway, N.Y. 12074 (518)882-1241 151 LENNY WEISS GENERAL CONTRACTOR OFF BROADWAY BUILDING — REMODELING HOMES - CAMPS LENNY GALWAY DOUG 882-1187 NEW YORK 882-9014 LUNCHES DINNERS LATE NIGHT MENU SUNDAY BRUNCH 587-9791 MAJOR CREDIT 16 CAROLINE ST. CARDS ACCEPTED SARATOGA SPRINGS ON OFF PREMISES CATERING ‘•Best Wishes from your friends 518-661-5493 ROBERT A. BRANDIS, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE VILLAGE PLAZA MEDICAL OFFICE OFFICE HOURS BOX 265 BY APPOINTMENT MAYFIELD, NY 12117 NEW PATIENTS ACCEPTED f--------- ADIRONDACK TRUST THE BANK OF SARATOGA Tk'o twwy ■ V%fcatChurch • Mato • Skidmore • Marion Avenue r.ou'. Schenectady Gazette CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 Distinctly Different Galway Lions Club FOR DAILY HOME DELIVERY OR DISPLAY ADVERTISING CALL 374-4141 FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CALL 382-1100 LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES Kiln-Dried Hard Woods Walnut, Oak, Maple, Cherry, Mahogany, Teak, Butternut Wide Pine for Tabletops A. LUKE Cabinet Millwork 1228 Albany St., Schenectady 370-5987 M - F, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 152


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