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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

5W 1 THE 1988 GALWAY PIPER m PAGE 65 PAGE 75 ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS PAGE 97 PAGE 131 DEDICATION The 1988 Piper Staff would like to dedicate this year's yearbook to a truly deserving individual. This teacher is greatly respected by both the students and the faculty. His work as a class advisor and as a drama club advisor proved him to be indispensable. His support to the Gass of 1988 is greatly appreciated. We would like to wish Mr. H. Rhodes the best of luck. Thanks for everything. 5 m?? -'K itUcmf- M S ? .Wy, _ . CSC. I II « -V _i_ ' T VO JC V 1' ;s r ySr;t� V i vr : £ L.S. 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Mary Brown Jennifer Brundige Love makes everything lovely, hate concentrates itself on the one thing hated. 10 Sal Carbonetto Melissa Caringi My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Vernon Daley The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can Cheryl Datkun grow separately without growing apart. Lora Denison He that cannot obey, cannot command. 12 Unknown Don't hide what you feel inside, don't let anybody stand in your Sabrina Denney way, just let the music take you higher. Whitesnake The show must go on! Pink Floyd Now that we are counting down our last days, we take them with us on our separate ways, this is the way it has to be. We all leave now to be free. M.D. Matt DiCerbo 13 Tom DiCerbo It was an early morning yesterday, I was up before the dawn. And I really have enjoyed my stay, but I must be moving on. Supertramp The entire sum of existence is the magic of being needed by jusrbne person. I don’t know; it must have been the roses! Grateful Dead , I ‘ Brent Euler Tom Fake Penny Ferguson What you think of yourself is much more important than what others think of you. Seneca There’s no way out of here. Jon Goetz When you come in — You're in for good. Pink Floyd 15 Sara Guntrum I hope we learn the weaknesses and strengths of what we've done to enable us to stretch ourselves even more the next time around. U2 16 I am as free as a bird now, Cathy Hall And this bird you will never change. Wendy Hammond V Time is slippin' away, just passin' by. Now 1 can cry cause it's gone. gone forever, my friend. And it won't come again, it’s moved on and left us behind. Steve Hyde Ken Herd “BIG TIMF. ... I am on my way, I am makin' it!” Peter Gabriel Erika Jones Free to express, radically prepared and unattached to outcomes. Erika Jones Just me and my good Buddy-weiser is all 1 ever need, cause 1 drink Garrett Jones alone. Mike Jones Move over, Rover! Let Jimi take over!! 18 Jimi Hendrix Fight tor what you believe in Keith Kenyon Fighting for a chance There is no reason Axiom Bruce Keift Whenever you dream you're holding the key, It opens the door to let you be free. Ronnie James Dio Keep one eye looking over your shoulder, it's going to get harder as Pat Klamp you get older. And in the end you'll pack up and fly down south, hide your head in the sand, just another sad old man. Pink Floyd 19 There ain't no time for spreading news, The time has come to be gone and though our health we drank a thousand times, it's time to ramble on. — Led Zeppelin Carol Klementowski Debbie Kregling O' Each dream in your heart lies within reach if you just believe in 20 Shall we go out and persuade a few state boys to chase us! Mike LaPort Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, 1 may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. P t } V % ■m If you love something, don’t give up on it. 21 Kim MacDougaU I'm a joker, I'm a smoker, I'm a midnight toker, I sure don't want to hurt no-one. Steve Miller My world will not cave in, I will dare, so I will win. Hear the time bombs begin to dick; I’ll hit you like a tan jf bricks. — Metal Pat Magagnos iP ' y . And hast made alle thy rekeynjjes. Marc Chaucer Life is what you make it . . . so have a rippin' one! Tony Anthony Mastromarchi Bob Max f All the world's indeed a stage, and we are merely players, performers and portrayers. Each other's audience outside the gilded cage Y Y — Rush I’d rather be a dreamer with dreams to come true, than a realistic person without a dream at all. Dawn McIntosh x________ . Ricky McKeever In this world we're living in, we have our share of sorrows. Answer now is don’t give in, aim for a new tomorrow. Judas Priest Jennifer McNutt Each color connects to create the boat which rocks the race. Jim Morrison Tracey Morris 24 Everytime you think you’ve figured out who you are, you realize that you have begun to learn about yourself. KS and TM Tammi Morrison Louis Near Jason Nistico t • John Ostrander Maureen Palmateer 26 Sue Palmer Liz Patience You gotta cry tough out in the streets to make your dreams happen, cry out to the world to make them all come true. 27 Patty Pettit Chris Phillips I always turn to the sports page first: The sports page records peoples' accomplishments; the front page has nothing but failures. Somehow one must rise on a single glorious note and meet the Martha Pushee clouds. U '.- '■ American Made” John Reynolds 28 But listen honey, wherever you are tonight, I wish you the best of everything in everything in the world. Hope you find whatever you’re looking for. Rachael Rohling Children of tomorrow live in the tears that fall today; Will the sunrise of tomorrow bring them peace in any way? — Ozzy Osbourne Denis Ryder Judge yee not, Let ye be judged. Bill Santoro 29 Bill Schwabb It isn’t whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game. Love is like quicksand. The more you are in it, the deeper you sink. UB40 Mike Sheeran Patty Shultes Now is the time to follow the wind, to walk alone. And now, as we part ... I’ll not forget you. 30 Stewart Stanton Success is known only to those who know how long it takes to succeed. Yogi Berra You can't escape what you've already gotten yourself into. Cheryl Staulters 31 “It's not the kill . . . it's the thrill of the chase.” Sonya Stewart Love talked about can easily be turned aside, but love demonstrated Nikki Summey is irresistible. 1 see my future at the rainbow's end; happy hours . . . timeless friends and if I ever chance to find my way, rest assured, I will stay. Chris Swierzowski .32 The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their Barbara Tobey dreams. Eleanor Roosevelt Doug Todd Than being compared to himself, let man consider his own being compared, that is; let him regard himself in this remote province. Mike Toolan 33 Kathy Trigg In our search for happiness We settle for so much less. Wealth, Riches, Power, and Praise But only love can lead the way. It's all the same, only the names are changed. Everyday, it seems we're wasting away. Jon Bon Jovi Dan Walsh J4 THE CLASS OF 1988 OFFICERS Advisor — Ms. Townley Recording Secretary — S. Stanton Sgt. At Arms — F. Arnold Vice-President — D. Kregling Sgt. At Arms — T. DiCerbo President — B. Euler Corresponding Secretary — C. Phillips Treasurer — C. Swierzowski Historian — H. Allen 36 HOLD ON TO MOMENT Single file and yet together, We have shared our greatest days. And we carry common memories In different ways. Though we don’t know where we’re going, We will cherish where we’ve been. I want to cry. I want to shout . . . Want to let this feeling out. Hold on to the moment. Let the feelings show. Hold on to the moment. Never let it go. I can picture us together With my arms around my friends. Just let me hold on to this moment. Before it ends. There was laughter. There were tears, Through the dozen golden years. 37 BABY BOOMERS 38 Cathy H. chr,s p 39 §enior Mills I. HOLLY ALLEN, leave many thanks lots of luck to all my friends. To BT I leave a second family, sinking stardom, a good laugh, U2 tape collection ticket stub, a memorable time at SU, and a 10'. 1 leave CD a late night talk, egg tosses, PF ticket, and Cosmo. To both CD and BT 1 leave special memories ol France many others, to MC snoozing during chem (and a hit song); RR a tip, and the Hotel Arcade, there Jose Thanks to Mr S for putting up with us for four years. 1. FRHD ARNOLD, leave Galway High with many great memories. To WaSue I leave Fri and Sat nights after work, KK a PBS-PSB I'D a KK, MD a ' keg, Adolph a bottle; JD a Wilson burger; BM earflick; SH a pal, CR a Field party. DR a freshly rolled-well you know; CR, KK, Gilligan, Pix, Matchew, Wild Willy. Mikey. JD. KB. KF., STU, BF and you others I didn't mention let's let's party. Mrs. A, Mrs. S and my parents thanks for everything. I, PAUL BAGDAN, being of unsound mind and body will leave Galway with many memories. I leave here my body to science Fiction. To AB I leave a gorgeous blonde date, he, he, he; To AM and the 3 muskateers I leave you all of Ms. S; KMD a cup of coffee for hr; JI I leave I.D's hair; SG, SL, PF, SS, BT, CK. LMC I leave many thanks and a smile. BP MM 1 leave a parking space. 1, KATHY BARKALOW, exit GHS with great memories. To KF roadside stops, energy; JB champagne. Union, AW toga ”; DR homework; KL stories; JL 3 wheeling, cabin; KC KR crazy vb; SH SCCC DM Fishing, GIJOE?!? ACT day; BB insane escape, driving, laughs; JD odd look, scared?!!' RH red dress, wood lot, ween; Bob, my best friend — rides, talks tears, jen, Empire Vision. Luck to BS, MS, JS, MT, FK, CR, FA. Tom my bro — keep tryin'. Thanks Willie, Mrs. G,S A! I, MONK!A BASFORD, leave Tra out there in the perimeter where b’s are freedom and d.o.'s enterprise, I leave Sam fymf, KT singing Dr. H, DR, a hug BH buried in T's; MB, Mil a good talk, Mean DTLM love beads, good times to WH, CF, CH, CP, CS. Much love and thanks to Mom, Dad, A, Shirlene, Trish, Penny, and Dave. Good luck to everyone else left to get out of here. 1, AARON BLN WARE, leave Galway with many memories and good friends. To PB 1 leave Tuesday night hubcab raids. You've been a good friend. To DT 1 leave the hubcab on the roof. To JM and CS I leave Dick. To JC I leave a walk to town. TM you've been a good friend. Remember tje flick. To VD I leave a Monty Python film. Bill and Jason, I never would have made it if it weren't for you, my brothers in arms, friends forever. Good luck to CS, JM, MP, RR, JK, MJ. Live long and prosper! I, MARY BROWN, leave GHS with many great friends and memories. Lots of luck and love to LN, JB, TB, and RS. To Lisa Near I leave a seat on the Boces bus and friendly chatters with Rich Stockwell. Good luck to the Class of 88. We Finally made it! I, JENNIFER BRUNDIGE, leave Galway knowing many great people. KB — champagne, J 6c B, DM — a ride in the snow , laughs, JL a secret bod, someone else to corrupt, KF — Childhood memories(?) a great friendship, DR — Homer (lonely?) JD upchucking, LM, TR, TL, 6c WS — 3 hrs of burping, 6c 1 Lez, CS — ittle bictle bump, and sock on a church. Good luck to SG, SH, KH, MT, LT, Lp, SS, BE, Kev B, LH. Dona, Bill, Mom, and Dad thanks for making it special. I, TRACEY CARMEN — Thanks to GHS for all my education and help from all the teachers. Keep a smile on to KT and SC! and keep out of trouble!!! I, CHERYL DATKUN, leave GHS with many memories. To HA I leave a lock in for her purse anti that certain person shot! To BT I leave a muzzle so I don't have to say shut up ; and MC! a large phone book, toll free calling, and a sturdy back seat! I leave MB piano lessons (if he wants them), Df I many years of friendship, a kiss and a hug; PK thanks for caring so much; MD no more math, KK much luck in the music business. Mr. S thanks for everything — you're the best. To the threesome , thanks for putting up w ith me, I know it was tough! To BK 1 leave a Gibson Les Paul guitar, more honeymoons, plenty of sheets, and many wild times! I also leave BK all my love tor many years to come. I, LORA DENISON, leave Galway thanking my teachers for trying to give me knowledge. I will keep in touch with PF, SL, SB, and LC. The best of luck to AT. EH, CH, TH. MN. LP. JN, LS, MB, AM. PB. WF. and VF. I am leaving GHS to join the working world with DD, LH, and BF who have succeeded. 1 w ill lx- true to my work, my word and my friends. I, JAY DERY, leave Galway ... To MD a case of Molsens, to BF. a mess at your camp, to FA, a loaf of bread and hoops, to CR, a blocked shot, to BM a front fender, to SG second period and A DIOS mi beecho!, to WH accounting and a bad Nolett joke, and EL a consolation prize and an ice pop. I, SABRINA DENNEY, leave Galway with many memories. To SS I leave a trip to PA, icecubes , and a perfect 10 . To MC! I leave Ballston Spa guys, a telephone, and a trip to the mall. To my sis and brothers good luck in your future years. I. MATT DICERBO, leave many memorable moments at GHS. BSan open window; MS a nice clean house; a memorable First meeting; TM a couple of coughs at DD's camp; KH two old men; BE a trip to the jaccuzzi and many times at Like George; BK an old animal house; TD everything from bottles of YJ to the BS Fair to a dead squirrel. To all who went to the Pink Floyd fantasy and the Myrtle Beach Dream. Whoever I didn't mention I wish luck and good times at GHS. I, IHOMAS DICERBO, leave Galway: satisfied. I leave Brent a closet party” and Moreau; BK popcorn at MA's house; SH a wheely in my Field; BS a trip half way to NH and back for absolutely nothing; MS JG a Pink Floyd Fantasy; SS MT an Albany Patroons game; DR you're too heavy ; anyways and I'm not perfect , Good friends to FA, PK, JR, DK, RM, GJ, BS, JD, Mr. Sam Mr. Stan — thanks. Kelly — thank you for a great relationship. Mom Dad — the last of the bunch. I, BRENT EULER, Leave TD a party in Paradise Bay and a closet classic! To MD a w'alk in the snow anel a face in the snow anel a face into the car door; BS a ce ors at Myrtle; KM a long talk in the canoe; MS NYC! bound; TM a nightly swim, KH neat . JD a LG patio; JG lick ; SS a chug; BK a house party; DK a pizza dinner; KE a kiss in Calif.; (SH, CS, TM a BED), MT a walk home; JR a satchel, WH a note, FA a tie-dye; Steve a Bermudian cruise; DR chicken wings; RM a drumset, CW a laugh, CM an eclair, DM a braincell, NS blow-ing me off ; LW, “I'm sorry ; GJ a Hawaiian trip, ami a great summer at the lake, guys. Thanks, Mom and Dad. 1, KIM EVERSON, leave GHS with treasurable memories. To JB — fun talks at camp. Sunset Beach. DM — a summer job, grass, Halloween. KB — animalistic years of softball. JL — a party with ME and guys, picnic tables, oogies. BM, BS — lots of bugs. MS — firecrackers, bridge. MT, KW — busting on RS, the P” Center. TD — a ride to Cornell. KK — church. BE — a kiss. To those I couldn't fit, especially V-cheerleaders, good luck and have fun! Paula — $ awesome years to go, luv ya. Sis! Kevin, all my love and happiness for the future. I LOVE YOU! 40 I, PENNY FERGUSON, am finally leaving Galway. Good luck to WF, VI , MN, MB, and good luck to all of my classmates. Good luck to SI, m college, and l.l) — don't forget our mp to California. I, JON GOETZ, leave Galway — gladly. To Burnt Billy — 1 leave a brain cell and many great memories. To Mike. I leave many bottles and the hope of us finding some real girls. To MS. DD BS, I leave a trip to Amsterdam Ave. and many blasts for the ride home. To Mr. A — thanks for all of the help and letting me slide here anil there. To TO — thanks for the use of Kong. To all of my other friends (you know who you are) thanks tor the great memories and all of the wild parties. To my second father, Murph, thanks for the help, I finally did it! Liter all! I, SARA GUNTRUM, leave Galway High looking forward to a brighter future. To KS — I leave a double trying session, black or blue, and nasty phone conversations! To KW — I leave a walk by the stream. Io KK — I leave the strength to do as well as he possibly can. you have the ability to do it! DK, TM, KW. BK — a walk through SPA park SH — thanks for always being there. CP — an excellent computer teacher. Good luck to SH. CS, WH. CP, and TM Doug, thanks for the good times, the laughs, and for sharing your warmth Thanks for everything. Mom Dad!! I. CATHERINE SAM HALL, leave GHS willingly and looking back without any knowledge, but good times. To TR — I leave 100's of bst, memories, and love for Christopher. TM. MB. I leave vitamin C on the beach during finals. I 100, FUME. CS. here I am. Thanks, Mrs. Thom, Mr R, Mr. C, Mrs. S. Mr B, Dusty, for me l eing late, good luck. Party hardy — TD, MD, BS, DR, thanks for the midnight phone. PM, BK. NS, CP, WH, KT, SP. See ya! Here I come, world! I, WENDY SUE. HAMMOND, (everyone's little Wa-Sue), leave GHS w many fun memories. To Mr. S — I leave a drawer of candy wrappers, to Mr. C — a piece of paper, to Mrs E — a big hug, and to Mr. Dav — many thanks. To BE — a JN about a WD. To EAB — a bag of undies, and a pile of clothes. To SH, DK. TM. KK. SS. BK. TD, MD, JD, MB, TM, SG, and RM — best of luck in the future. And. all of my love to Dave. I, STEVE HYDE, (quick Steve . . . hide!), leave Galway High (thank you. l.ord) and many fun times with TD. MD, BE, JR. DR. and a cast of others too numerous to list. I also TD a |x rmanent smile , RC — a coors cruiser , IB — one more not boy! KL — one more year. And, always my love for Tracey Morris. I. JAME.S IRVINE, leave Galway Central School with pride and accomplishments. I would like to thank my friends and teachers that made it possible for me to graduate. Thanks — TF, PK, ML, TG. JJ, Mr. Connelly, Miss T, and all of the others. Good luck to Ml — one more year. I, MICHAEL Mick JONES, being of sound Ixxly and humble mind, do hereby decree the following to my peers, on my passing from these hallowed halls. Io JK — a direct line to the stock market; To FA, RM and JK — a Mopar, to AB — some brains on cars. TD gets a cashmere sweater. Bean and Missy are left with two more years here, (at least) and SH, RR, and JM — receive some wooden leg )okes to remember my humor. The rest is MINE. OH PH. Mr. Connelly — stay single, go to college, and don't blow' your money! L ERIKA JONES, remember all of the |x ople that used to be my friends! Susan in a ditch and all of the su|x-r rule’s. Marca for being the greatest friend and making it all of the way to the top! Much luck to Luke! Awaiting traveling through Africa with Paul. I. GARRET I JONES, leave Galway with many fond memories. To I M, BK, TD, SH, MS, C.M, DK, MG, SP, BE, KS, and many other people, trips to LG; PE — a movie and piece of curtain; BB — lots of fun; SS — rd period, an egg, and a Untie of JD BS — a party; Bernice — a mushroom. BE. JH — a fence and a push; Also I leave BK. BE, SH. MG, SP. Hump, and TD. many fudge sessions. Also — one bourbon, one scotch, and one beer; Mom — I leave a hug and thanks To the future- students of GHS — I leave lots of link and a lifetime of enjoyment I. KEITH KENYON, thank the following for 2 good years; TA — funny meet in' you here, dude KS, NS. PR, SO, skim insanity. GJ tunny handshakes. MD — a guitar solo and a pretzel. LW — a n-n-nasty word. KR — a roll in the snow SG — a barband KW. EW, CW, RH, a primal scream. TM — snowbanks. Ballston at i.in., weekends, lire :ice, untied shoes, it's very quiet , FOREVER I'll miss you all. reality sticks, don’t it' Thanx to Miller. Marlboro, the Noul, MTV, Axiom, Marilyn Moimx-. VW. Mobil credit cards, and Bugs Bunny. The BEST to NX!! I, BRIK I KIEET, leave Galway with I yrs. of memories. To DK — Hallowe'en 87,; TD — a dance; SS — the ZAP House. TM — summer of ‘87; Pick — a Patroonsgame, KM — a drive-in, MD — .t boat cover; M I — golf carts; GJ — Boogie Oogte Oogie; I.WD — sign stealing; KW SII — a walk through Spa park; BE, CS, MS, WH, KE, SH, KH. CW — a lot of fun times, good luck to SK and Total in Sr.yr. I. PAT KLAMP. leave Galway nothing. I leave NS a dr)’ deviled and Sex on the Beach , thanks for the ride. I leave MD a nap JG — B party drinks. TD — climbing the walls ol SPA( . PM. Fish Parts hi Emily's class and a Piels can. SI I, DR. FA, CS, BS, MS. good luck To those I left out, I did so for a reason. Goodbye. Thanx M D. I, ( AROL KLEMENTOWSKI, am finally leaving GHS. To JD — I leave many wild tunes and a great friendship (quite good!:') PP. BE we re almost out of here. I-S — only one more year left in your sentence. And to SK — five more years to go-hang in there! I, JAMES KOSIOR, leave Galway with hopes of success in the future To DT — a hunk of cheese. To I.N — I leave an ounce of sanity. To VD — I leave my ( ale Ixxik. To MJ — I wish him luck in fondling a girl with brains. To SS, BK. TM, and DK — I leave an empty wine cooler bottle. To JN. BH, AB, KH, and RR — I leave an everlasting friendship I. DEBBIE KREGI.ING, leave Galway with numerous memories. To WS (Minoh) — A sip of my hip , weird Bantom blue, and someone to talk to, TM — 9th grade loves, everlasting friendship; SS — Kinghood, The Year , Nerf Hoop; M E — a cousin, Maine, a snowbank. LW — WEYE; EP a IIS, Will — a terrific last soccer season! ’87 sexier team — thanks for an awesome season! BB — Hungry Hungry Hip|x , some good stuff, — Halloween — . Good luck to the rest in their remaining years at GHS. I, MICHAEL LA PORT, leave the wonderful authority of Galway High, my brother, JL — enjoy!! To JE, JL, JL, DL, SL, RR — get a new |ob. Mr. Smith — gcxxl luck with your new career. SS. BP — third period. SS and PS — the reserves. Dave I. — (Eat a FORD!!) I, SUSAN LEE, alias ( hung Lt, leave Galway with many memories. To Mrs. Gorman — I leave an Nth grade Ix-dpan and many thanks To TD — I leave my seat with BM, tough it out!! To AM — I leave my B()( ES seat. Thanks lor the haircuts. To PB — I leave the fun times picking on I.D and 1st |x riod. To LD — the fun times on the- bus and .it the Americana. To PE — the memories of work and Boecs. To Robin — thanks for everything through the years. I'll miss you. Good luck and keep in touch AC. RC, Jl. PE. I.D, PB, AM. BIT, MB. LB, BE, IJG, TL, RM, MN, and all by caisins. To the rest — good luck I. BONNIE SUE: LINDQUIST, leaving Galway at last. Good luck to CS and her little baby. Finally getting away from PPand( K.good luck you two Feeling sorry for the |x ople who have to put up with SS, |iist one more year to go, so go get them. Hoping for a future with PK, the guy 1 love more than anything. Good link, honey. Good luck to SI- and AM — hope you make it to lx my sister-in-law. I, KIM MacDOUGALL, give my love to Edward. CK — nightmares of office duty. BS — talks in English, WM — lots of laughs w sour cream -n- onion potato chips in our eyes. PK — find the perfect girl. PM — ultimate rule. PJ, BH, DH, — Parties with PR HIST! Good luck to those who will remain in this prison. I. PAT MAG AG NOS, ‘Adolf', leave GHS with Great pleasure to exit a greatly hated institute. I will never forget the time 1 did here. To some of the most important people in my life RH — ‘Halford — THE. HAD-THE LITTLE HAD-KK, and Ozzy — I wish you the best in life and happiness. And to the best friend a dude could ever have, ALBERT — Otto”, till the world is ours, Bro!! To all — KEEP THE FAITH, WHATEVER THE COST MAY BE!! I, MARC.A MANG1NE, leave Galway an unsurpassed individual with great expectations out of life. 1 leave Susan P in Ireland and friendship forever Erikka — a pyramid to go also with a never ending friendship. Mr. I) — thanks! Mr. Swiz — my photo man and Mr. C — a better school!! I, TONY MASTROMARCHI, leave to all of my friends — memories of each other and a Coke. I, ROBERT MAX, leave Galway with many memories. To KB — a true friend, laughs, cries and 3 wheeling. FA — an earflick. DM — many laughs, D.Ed. KE — Thumperhugs. MD — 10th grade wrestling banquet. To AF, my little brother, good luck in future years. Finally, JH — the best girl a guy could ever have — hopefully. I'll have you forever. I. DAWN MdNTOSH, leave GHS a unique person To KB — ACT day, cow utter, Boston. KF. — broken lawnmowers, tp in oh, lips stuck to teeth. JB — snow riding, fun times. JL — Hallow'een, great times. JS — my camp, cuz, KBS!, Jerrys, great talks. BM — interesting talks, good laughs. Thanks for being my best friends!! KK — wine in woods. MS — take care. To those I couldn't fit — thanks and good luck. Trav, Erin — good luck. Mom and Dad, thanks, 1 love ya! Deb — “DH , a car. To Ken, all my love forever, a great future together, lots of great timc s, thanks. I LOVE YOU!! I, RICK McKEEVER, (KK), leave Galway with a lot of memories. Being that my sentence is up, I would like to thank the following for friendship they have given me: FA, DR, Adolf, BS, GH, Paul, Lawrence, RE, and Ken Downin. CR, KK, SL, DM — memories of Blue Metal. I leave Peggy Eaton all, I MEAN ALL, my love I, TRACEY MORRIS, leave Galway to never return again. To MB — E and E meeting on the pier, CH-B’s behind. HR, CS — green guns, CP — a fly. KT — “flower power . SH — much fun. And, to BH, the best, (A.V.R.B.A.C.J.M.) Good luck to WH, DR, PM, FA, JF, BP, TR — Chris, and to everyone else — have a great f. time!! I, TAM Ml Dumbo MORRISON, leave DK — invisible feet, going to a chapel. KW — Z-no, frosting, Hawaii, whose turn to drive. ' LW — long talks, a yellow suit. BK — I didn't know , wild weekends. GJ — Boogie oogie, a drive-in. MT — “not tonight”. CW — “lil sis . KH — da wabbit , KL — “wampus , WS — “Awesome 3-some“ TD — a final apology. Those who traveled to Myrtle Beach — WILD! DK, BK, SS, JK — Patroon s game. Mr. S — confusion! Frick and Frack. Willie-Mech. and many thanx. Mrs. S — 6th per. Mom — 2 more to go!! Chris and Kel — behave! Last but not least — To Keith — I leave Libor Day, a marathon , and all the love 1 have to offer. To all else — good luck!! 1, LEWIS NEAR, leave Galway with many memories and with hopes and aspirations for the future. I leave smarter and wiser. I leave JK — an ounce of sanity and a warning to Wall Street to watch out for him. I also ho|x for many more happy tunes from the raisin box quarter of JN, VD, BH, and DT. I wish a beautiful girl to MJ, he deserves one. I thank KH, JC, RR, and AB for the memories. I. MICHELLE NIEROTKA, finally leave Galway. Yay! But, I must say Ta to a few friends. To KT and LN — the best party possible, and talks that lasted long enough. Best of luck to SL, PF, and LD, you'll all need it To CR — I leave the unfinished song and all the talks we had. The Ixst D D game to PK, have fun. To those 3 MM’s — SS, AS, LW, Kim, Jim, LJI, EK, J W and MB — have a hot one. And to those who know me, nice knowing ya ta! I, SUSAN PALMER, leave CS — birthday parties, CP — listening to me ramble, CH — in love, KT — a singing career in NYC, SH — Pizza Hut and McD, EJ — an artist, thanks for your friendship, MM — dancing and shopping, you are the Ixst. I, ELIZABETH PATIENCE, a.k.a. The Lizard of Oz. , leave Galway High School, gladly. Thanks to all of my friends who helped. MB, BD, RS, Kelly, LN, LS, EL, Betsy, and everyone else. And to Mo — a.k.a. Smurf ', I wish you the best of luck, always. Take it easy. Wasn t this special. ' I, PATRICIA PETTIT, leave a lot of thanks to BL and CK for being the greatest friends. 1 would like to wish CS lots of luck to her and her baby. I want to thank RK for sticking with me when times were hard. Lots of love to JK. Good luck to PP, CS, Ml, LS, and JG in their remaining years at GHS. I, CHRISTINE PHILLIPS, leave GHS looking back and wondering where the time went. To MC — A Big dinner at PH and the ability to drink soda while laughing. To CS — what seems like a lifetime of memories. From SPOC at CAPS to ESP, summers, BD, BLD-MURD, and still waiting for the sportscar. To TM — a dangerous downhill ride and KT — chats in the library. Best wishes and lots of luck to SP, MB, and SG. I, MARTFIA PUSHEE, leave lots of love tk 3 hurrahs to '89, many thanks to '88, laugh tear tk 100 to Tree, to K. a TB big hug. Mail to TK, CK, C, faster tk better days to Turtle, to Mr. S tk the B — a Steinway tk 7 Bachs memories tk contract to Mr. N, Mr. C, Mr. B, Mrs., Mr. G tk all of the teachers. I, JOHN JOSEPH REYNOLDS JR., being right out of my mind, leave Galway High this year. 1 made it with the help of my good friends. I say Thanks to TD, SH, MD, TM, RM, PM, KE, BE, KW, FA, DR, MT, SS, BS, WH, PR, and Gun for many fine memories and much expectation of good times to come. I wish all the rest of my friends good luck w ith everything. To Scott, Tammi, and Cheri — 1 leave more school; luckily, I already broke the faculty in! Good Luck! Also, thanks for your support. Mom. I, RACHAEL ROHLING, leave Johnny D weird dreams, V-ball!, and parties ; RM — later ”, pizza, and a log cabin. Pop-a-happy birthday, gas, and a news communicator. VD — chocolate milk. AB — Chem lab. BH — That's disgusting , J N — a bus ride. Tony — quoting himself. MJ — a McNote. JK — a freaking idiot. DT — a good scrunch. HA, BT, CD, and SP — C’est Jose. M. Allen — crumbs. And, to all of my friends and teachers, all my love! I, DENIS RYDER, gladly leave Galway High. To KK — Ixst of luck with PE. Adolf — HD's and Satan. TD and MD — a $ 1.280 and 12 p.m. BS. Strange days anti a small loan. BE — the munchies and a Dead shirt. Little Had — luck with this place, and TM tk MB — a big hug. CH — a hell ride. FA, CR, JG, BS, PJ, DH, anti the rest; no room, but keep the faith. Wagner, you broke my heart. Ed and Jim — an ended prison term in “98, good luck. Ma and Pa, I love ya, and I told 42 ya I’d make ii. I, BILL SANTORO, leave MS, JG, DD, memories of those city trips 6c blasts. Spent Brent — I crown you Dead Head.” TD MD — you've been too cool! Adolf — my vote for Supreme Ruler of the World.” KM — couldn't have passed English without you. Missy C — you stole my heart. DR, RM, FA, JR, TM, NS, SK — It’s been an adventure. To all friends not mentioned — We re all brothers.” Live Ion and prosperous. The Burnt ONE.” — Death is certain, life is not. I, WILLIAM SCHWABB, leave Galway High School with fond memories and great times. I leave GJ a six pack, great times, and a good future. I give great thanks to KB, CR, BM, DM, DR, PP, CK, FA, TD, TM, ML, JG, BS, RS, and KW for support and great times to get me through the years. I leave a memorial party at the trailer to MO, DK, LK, good times, FS, KN, TT, DS, ES, BH (Bambee), SP, PG, SB, SB. LS, lots of thanks and times, TO — lots of good times. I give great thanks to Mom and Dad for putting up with me. I, MICHAEL SHEERAN, leave TD the limo rides. BE — give me a wine cooler.” BS — The Burnt One.” JG — them CP girls are sick, let's get a bottle. MD — let 's shroom it. DM 6c KS — don't break-up, and thanks. KE — I will never forget you. JS — The Prom, LG, and I love you. MT — my horses and HA. KR — I will never forget the summer. LW(RRW). DD — I'll pump, you check the oil. Your camp, and the bottle of V. And, Mom and Dad, thanks for putting up with me, I love you. 1, PATRICIA SHULTES, leave Galway with many memories. To my BF in the w'hole world. Son, I leave talks and long walks, a new body, brain, life, and chef. (July 4, 1990-Chuck’s). Missy — a decent guy, Tobey — a hen doll. SG — memories of summer DE and MM glasses. BB — know ing everything about me, lots of luck and a messy BS to LO. Mrs. D — thanks lor the years of friendship and love, Pat — thanks lor a special prom. To TRP — (Toddles), I leave a mop, movie, talks, and love. Lots of luck to KS, ML, DR, HA, SS, TM, JM, MM. Happiness ami luck to Ron and Peg. To those of you in my past, presently or future, I haven't mentioned, my best and warmest wishes. 1, LISA STANGLE, leave Galway with many special memories and many great times. I wish MB, LD, PF, SL, KE, PE, MP, the best of luck always. Best of luck to the Class of 88. I. STEWART STANTON, alias Stewr, leave Galway in pursuit ol a successful future. To TD — our patch and a fellow captain. BE — the maroon team and a peace sign. MT — a nasty drink and a snowbank. TM — babysittin. Mr. A —advice. Pick-a Patroon’s game and a Laker World Championship. CS — a very special friendship, to say the least. KE — a bug, and my name (thanks). J M — fullback and my , BP — a few- goals next season. DK — Prom ‘87 and many happy times and memories. And BK — my buddy, your house, Clarkson, and many basketball games and memories. Friendship to FA, JR, and SH. Thanks to Mr. S and Mr. C Best of luck to future seniors!! WS, SO, MB, Mac, CM, au revoir!! I, CHERYL STAULTERS, leave Galway High many fond memories. Good luck, BL with PK and PP with J. I leave SS and PS all of the ’ quiet study halls. 1 leave Galway High with one more Staulters lelt. Good luck, Carla. Roo, see ya this summer. 1, SONYA STEWART, leave G.H.S. w many memories. PS (my b.l.) — thanx for everything! Advice, me 6c my guys? July 4, 1990 (Chuck’s). D.J.M. — I love your truck! SH — roses, dinner, bowling! JJ — are we lost.' Rambo — Michelle’s C’s grad, party. Daryl 2 — you - guys are the best! All the way next year. RJ — a special handshake. BT — a Ken doll. CS — diapers. DR — you're too close! SD — trip to PA. GJ — call me. KK 6c KS — Pledge 6c shower! TP BP — Here I come! Mr. S — I made it! Mr. Eipp — I couldn't have made it without you. Thank you! MS KS — good luck! Mom and Dad, thanx. I love you. I, JENNIFER NICOLE SUMMEY, leave Galway at last. To my sister Olivia, w'ho is far away but never out of thought, I love you. And good luck in whatever you do. To AF, good luck in your remaining years at Galway. To Bob, I just want to say thanks for a great friendship. To Bert — take care of the little bambino. To Stacy, a Pepsi at Sage’s, and fun night at the garage. Finally, to Joe, I leave all of my love, and many happy memories in our past and many more in the future. Goodbye all, and good luck. I, MICHAEL TOOLAN, leave GHS with Happy Memories! To SS, BK, DK, 1 M, K W, TS, GJ — a trip to the GE. To SS a ride home and a screwdriver. To BK FT”, and all the cool times. DK — I leave Maine and DYWTGTB.'” To BE, TD, FA, SS, JD — our last hoop game. To MS — Foods and KE’s HA. To Chuck — a laugh and BL. To LW — J W and a great friend. To KE — the PF and a backrub. To everyone else — thanx for the memories. To Mr. A — thanx for everything. Finally, to Chris, 1 leave all my love and luck for her last tw'o years at GHS. I, BARBARA TOBEY, leave Galway happy. To my friend. Hoi, I leave my entire U2 collection and memories of SV (Bullet the Blue Sky), shopping, movies, and laughing at anything. To CD — I leave a catmopolitan, 1 cat, and many fights. To MC — 1 can of peaches and talks. To the French trip clan — tripping, no money, almost getting kissed. To RR — I leave the guy at the Eiffel Tow-er and Jose. To Pat and Son — a loud voice and U2 talk (with other talk). Good luck to everyone 1 couldn't fit in. I, DOUGLAS TODD, leave GHS with memories and I leave RR a ride; CS a favor; VRD memorable talks, a favor, war game, eraser fights; AB — queer, Benwareena Reagan; FS — a long tubular object; BH — Super Mario, a calculator that works. KH — a warm smile; LM — my love, movies, a box of onion rings, the Prom, memories; and to those I didn't mention — I did not forget — just ran out of room. I, KATHY Trigger TRIGG, leave Galway contented. I leave MB singing DH tunes, TM — Flower Power”; KW — thanks for the rides. To CP — talks at Chuck's; TM — thanks for the support. To CS — we made it through without hating each other. Everyone who put up with my sneezes 6c giggles. I’m outta here! I, KELLEY WAGNER, Ragner ”, leave Galway High School with the best 3 years of my life . . . CR — moo. JJRJr. — alliteration. EW — 3 more years, I LOVE U. BB — happy campers. BK — $2.99 M — chow DK, CM, TM, MS, SS, BK — a McD’s tray — tw-ice! BM (my messenger) — advice, understanding, love. KK — a red Porsche, a ride home. Wnuk — rides, friendship, crazy laughter. MD — a special place in my heart. SG — hike glasses. BS — rides to the ocean. WW — marital bliss. SW — deer watching. TM — love, friendship, advice, understanding, no code reds, aloha ”, I love you. 1, CHRIS SWIERZOWSKI, alias, Swiz , leave w' great memories. To Flow-er — I leave the wind” and a laugh. KC — a chair. SH — a pumpkin. TM — our unrealistic lives.” MC — a winga wacka. JB — a wet sock. CH — waving. SS — a special (friendship). KT — learning to drive, a spider, and a hug. To Chris — I leave SPOC at SPAC, CB Crawl, fires, late swims, skiing, WC, just one more can't hurt! put down those antennas!! Trigglet 6c Chris — I love you both. Thanks Mom, anti Dad, Willie, Stu, and Chubbs. Best of luck: Kimmy, Sara, Monica, and Bruce. I, MELISSA CARINGI, leave Galway with many great memories. 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The after prom was held at the YMCA which concluded the formal part of the evening. 45 Jennifer and Lewis MOST ATHLETIC CHATTERBOXES Susan and Jim SHYEST MOST CLASS SPIRIT CLASS CLOWNS TEACHERS’ PESTS 46 CLASS FLIRTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Holly and Vernon NICEST PERSONALITY Tracey and Steve BEST DRESSED 47 May we have the next contestant A please? Supreme Court nominee Judge Robert Bork fails congressional confirmation because of his controversial record. The president's second nominee. Judge Douglas Ginsberg admits to past marijuana use and withdraws his nomination. Judge Anthony Kennedy, the third nominee, finally won confirmation. All together now A AUG 16: Believing that planetary alignment would signal an era of peace, a participant of the Harmonic Convergence celebrates the event by ringing a bell giving out harmonic tones. Take my stock ... please. OCT 19: The Dow Jones Industrial plunges over 500 points in one day of panic trading on the New York Stock Exchange. ▼ Mine your own business The U.S. Navy moves into the Persian Gulf to sweep for mines and protect merchant shipping under attack in the spreading Iran Iraq war. J Arms wrestling champs A DEC 8: Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev shake hands after signing the nuclear arms reduction treaty in Washington. Rescued at last OCT 19: After three days of slow progress, rescuers finally free 18-month-old Jessica McClure from an abandoned well in Midland, TX. f mm iiATs Willie Smith 39 — fashion designer Robert Preston 68 — actor Ray Bolger 83 — actor Harold Washington 65 mayor Andres Segovia 94 — classical guitarist Fred Astaire 88 — actor dancer Jackie Gleason 71 — comedian John Huston 81 — director actor Danny Kaye 74 — comedian Geraldine Page 62 — actress Lee Marvin 63 — actor Bob Fosse 60 — choreographer Lome Green 72 — actor 48 BIG acid-washed jeans disposable cameras Spuds MacKenzie thirtysomething snowboarding superconductors HITS Yuffies (young urban failures Donald Trump couch potatoes CD players pictionary™ Glasnost A tour for peace Pope John Paul II is presented with an American eagle feather in Phoenix, AZ, one stop of his 10-day tour of the U.S. and Canada. J Top 10 Albums of 1987 The Iran-contra Affair: Final Chapter NOV 18: After months of testimony, the Congressional Iran-contra Committee concludes the ultimate responsibility for the affair rests with the president, even if he did not know what was happening, f Panama Vice A FEB 8: Panamanian Commander-in-Chief Gen. Manuel Noriega is indicted in Miami on racketeering and drug trafficking charges. He is the highest ranking foreign figure every sought by U.S. law enforcement agencies. Top Movies f of 1987 1. Beverly Hills Cop II 6. The Witches of Eastwick 2 Platoon ' 7. Predator 3. Fatal Attraction 8. Dragnet 4. Three Men and a Baby 9. The Secret of My Success 5. The Untouchables 10. Lethal Weapon Panic in Arcadia A SEP 11: The Ray family of Arcadia, FL, whose three boys suffer from the AIDS virus, leave town after their home burned down, presumably by arson. They later settled in Sarasota, FL where that community offered its sympathetic support. And in sports ... The Washington Redskins celebrate their 42-10 Super Bowl rout of the Denver Broncos. Minnesota took the World Series in seven games against St. Louis, y _______|______ Hartfelt Hartaches After withdrawing from the presidential race because of his involvement with actress Donna Rice, Gary Hart returns to the campaign despite continuing concerns about his character. J 1. Slippery When Wet — Bon Jovi 2. Graceland — Paul Simon 3. Licensed to 111 — Beastie Boys 4. The Way It Is — Bruce Hornsby and the Range 5. Control — Janet Jackson 6. The Joshua Tree — U2 7. Fore! — Huey Lewis and the News 8. Night Songs — Cinderella 9. Rapture — Anita Baker 10. Invisible Touch — Genesis no.E8I92 49 JUNIORS J. Sloat, M. Irvine, S. Poulin, C Wiglcy, R. LaFountain, S. Arnold, J Button, C. Bombard, P. Jessop, J Boykin. Row 2: L. Marquis, J. Gil christ, K. Clark, K. Bartlett, L. Wen skoski, L. South, M. Myers, C. Shaw K. Seholm, M. Stewart, K. LaFleur, D Eldred, W. Stanley. Row 3: M. Miller R. Castle, M. McCarthy, T. McIntosh R. Hubbard, P. Gunderson, T. Melzer A. Tyler, P. Reisinger, B. Padgett, J Holbrook, L. Bascom, T. Lafforthon. Row 1. K. Robbins, M. Myers, J. Gilchrist, T. Galarneau, N. York. Row 2: J. DeLorme, C. Wigley, L. South, D. Grant, R. Salerno, E. LaDeaux, L. Marquis, C. Quay, T. Sanders, R. Palmateer. Row 3: M. Burstin, R. Clink, L. VanBuren, J. Boykin, J. Mazur, T. Melzer, P. Reisinger, B. Padgett, R. Hubbard, M. Mc(!arthy, L. Bascom, T. Laffourthun, S. Hudman, D. Madej. 52 Row I: B. I,awson, L. Clemens, K. Migdal, L. Neahr. R LaFountain, B. Kindi, C. Quay, L. Vandenburgh, J. Mazurkiewicz. Row 2 S. King, T. Barkalow, C. Reedy, S. VanOstrand, K. McElhiney, K. Loukes, C. Smith. Row I; K. Roll, M. Burt, S. Oscarson, L. Hodsoll, J. Lovelass, K. Stewart, John Mazur, E. Vandenburgh. Row 2: W. Marmaduke, S. Senecal, S. Brown, R. Allen, B. Potkovit, R. LaFountain, S. Brice, J. Button, C. Polsinelli, A. Mat-tice, P. Shultes, L. Neahr. Row 3: P. Kinney, M. Landreville, M. Myers, J. Hollenbeck, S. Lindquist, S. Henderson, A. Tyler, S. Miller, B. Kimball, J. Swiatek. OFFICERS K. Cummings — Historian L. Vandenburgh — President M. Burt — Vice-President D. Eldred — Treasurer K. I aFleur — Vice-President C. Reedy — Sergeant-at-Arms R. Hubbard — Sergeant-at-Arms L. Marquis — Secretary 53 SOPHOMORES Row 1: L. Hayes, S. Poulin, L. Seaman, E. Mooney, J. Gagne, B. Atherton-Ely, S. Homic. Row 2: E. Kress, B. Topper, M. O'Brien, T. Ferguson, J. Cummings, S. Stangle. Row 3: K. Swierzow-ski, E. Wood, T. Hall, K. Hess, S. Reynolds, P. Pettit, C. Smith, A. Welch. Row I: J. Aldrich. R Danelorich, A. Saxton, R. Politano, T. Harrington, S. Holbrook. Row 2: L. Smith, K Miller, J. Pettys, J. Risdal, C. Hersey. Row 3: C. Scruton, S. Wolfe, M. Fay, H. Hope, R Mattice, D. Mazurkicwicz. Row 4: A. Tetlak, T. J. Vandenburgh, C. Cozzi, S. Kneaskcrn 34 Row 1: M Greco, T. Carney, W. Wnuk, J. AIbcrtin, W. Dickson, R. Harrington, D. Mickan. Row 2: J. Beckwith, K. Stewart, B. Neahr, A. Wheeler, W. Quinlan, R. Mattice, J. Henderson, L. Hoffman, L. Pensabene. Row 3: J- Johnson, J. Piecuch, K. Smith, A. Saxton, G. Richardson, A. Mollette, G. Petru . .elli. Row 4: C. Coz-zi, S. VanOstrand, A. Tyler, A. Tetlak. Row 1: C. Dery, P. Pettit, C. Smith. Row 2: K. Sherman, J. Gendreau, K. Pribis, B. Beatty, T. Scott, T. LaFleur, K. Haller, C. Hicks, C. Trimarchi, C. Bialahoski. L. McConchie, B. Phillips, B. Westbrook. Row- 3: D. Sowle, T. Suits, B. Hadley, P. Jessop, G. Richardson, D. Costanzo. Row 4: J. Nichols, A. Bobar, A. Tetlak, T. Oliver, E. Kiaunis, J. Johnson, M. Burstin. OFFICERS Seated: Recording Sec. — S. Holbrook President — T. Harrington Vice-President — T Reynolds Corresponding Sec. — R. Politano Standing: Sergeant-at-Arms — D. Costanzo Historian — L. McConchie Advisor — Mrs. Euler Treasurer — G. Petruzzelli Sergeant-at-Arms — M. Rogers 35 FRESHMEN Row I: M. Henderson, M. Smith, H. StolJ, T. Denney, P. Arnold, S. Wood, B. Tobey, A. Vescovi, S. Hurteau. Row 2: M. Bennett, J. Charter, C. Roberson, S. Stanton, R. Symonds, R. Conti, T. Lee, J. Brown, B. Lajeunesse, R. English, A. Hall, D. Phillips. Row 3: D. Febbie, S. Hubbard, W. Seaman, A. Mollettc. Row 1: M. Hough, J. Brydcn. Row 2: K. Flanagan, K. Brown, L. Dobo, J. Evans, D. Roy, B. Herbert. Row 3: D. Shaw. J. Rich, F. Strader, E. (-raft, E. Wagner. S. Wiebicke, R Lestage, M Groncki, S. Brickner, K. Otnar. Row 4: C. Claudio, J. Henderson, T. Topper, A Hall, T. Berhaupt. 56 Row I: E. Nixon, C. Morrison, J. Bills H. Beebe, E. (-raft, S. Risdai, T. Mitch ell, D. Tucker, G. Denisulk, T Weeden, I:. Lawson. Row 2: H. Hcrsey M. Sherman, G. Schweizer, M. Conig liaro, S. Galarneau, I . Everson, J. An derson, B. Smith, K. Brown, T McElhiney, D. Hunter, C. Bazaar, W MacFce, J. Nolan, P. Swiatek, T. Or sini, A. Brinkman, B. Blanchard, J Cannizzaro, I) Hendric, M. Kiaunis Row 3: S. Ferrucci, J. Kiernan, C Staultcrs, A. Hall, J. Messina. OFFICERS Seated: S. Galarneau — Sergeant-at-Arms P. Everson — Vice President G. Schweizer — Treasurer S. Brickner — Sergeant-at-Arms Standing: W. Seaman — Secretary Advisor — Mrs. Kalinkcwicz o A . A h — Pr«iden‘ A . IrCiraft — Historian 1 57 EIGHTH GRADE Front: M. Arnold. B J. Hoyt. Row 1: M. Story, D. Nolan. R. VanBuren. K. Kumpel. C. Grimes. J. Reidinger, S. Morehouse. B. Fowler. E. Mitchell, A. Schwabb, L. Lczzi, C. Ferrucci, J. Miller, J. Marmaduke, A. CoUyer, T. Brown. Row 2: M. Mitchell, B. Pltter, M. Delucia, P. Kondrat, A. Kenyon, D. Malinowski, B Charland, J. Dubanowich. Row 3: W. Ferguson, M. Brownell, A. Przywara, B. Hoffman, R. CoUyer, R. Baker, J. Palmateer, B McKay, J. Cetnar, B. Batten. Row 4: C. Vandeventer, J. Denner, C. Mathias, K. Morrison, D. D’Alessandro, C. Wnuk, J. Hunter. B. Ainsworth, T. Kinney, B. Slagle. 58 Row I: R. Hartz, J. Newton, B. Hoffman, J. Salerno, S. Johnson, J. Clifton, M. Minarski, J. Closson. Row 2: S. Barber, J. Curtis, R. Palmatier, D. Bartlett, B. Armitagc, M. Manani, S. Palmatccr, G. Bombard, P. Emerich, J. Baxter, K. Jurcsak. Row 3: D. Tapier, J. Harrington, K. Bolster, S. Kenyon, L. Dean, C. Herd, A. Rothmycr, J. Briggs, R. Smith, D. Knizek, S. Quay, W. Meisner. Row 4: R. Fuelner, K. Benham, S. Ncahr, B. DcCourscy, K. Clark, A. Jackowski, M. Dery, J. Mock, H. Dixon. 59 SEVENTH GRADE Row I S. Delucia.J. AIbcrtin, D. Robbins, S. Nolan, S. Carbonetto. Row 2: T. Squires, M. Godbout, H. Hall, T. Scrouton, M. Mitchell, S. Topper, J. Loux. Row 3: L. Conley, O. Curtiss, D. Pagano, C. Hoyt, S. Stanton, C. Early, S. Brickner, M. Lajeunesse. Row 4: L. Girard, L. Fay, K. Barkley, J. Wynn.J. Smith, J. Bryden, T. Richardson. Row I: T. Verity. D Denney.J Roberson, J. Hebert. Row 2: A. Coadney, V. Francisco, C. Kress, R. Gross, J. Trimarchi, R. Thornton. Row 3: J. Evans, M. Pensabene, l . McFadden, H. Huto. S. Reynolds. M. Lockw'ood, C. Bills, F. Silk. Row 4: G. Bac kowski, D Pandori, A Reisinger, J. Neahr, T. Brown, R. Sowle. 60 Row I. K. Harrison, J Feathers, M. Older, C. Petruzzelli, C. Greenhill, A. Cetnar, K. Besette Row 2. G. I-estagc, D. Demsulk, B Matt ice, M Morrow, S. Klementowski, I). Brown, D. Grand ell. Row I D. Piecuch, S. Mellow, C. Kozlowski, M Sprague, M. Pryzwara, L. Daigal. Row 2: C. Coadncy, H. Ostrander, M. Rich, B. Sherman, E. Swiacek, B. Weeden, R Stock, A. Barkley, J. Kurowski. Row 3: A. Ccs-taro, A Ferrucci, G. Simkins, M. Brownell, S. Holbrook, J. Onorati, J Kiaunis. Row 4: J. Gilchrist, H IX r-enthal, R. Lane, P. Lockwood, A Gunderson, J. Neahr, D. Sowle. 61 62 SUPERINTENDENT Mr. VanDerwerker BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Anguish lir •� n to Seated: Mrs. Reedy, Mrs. Culver, Mrs. Bingham. Standing: Clerk — Mr. McConchie, Mr. Daley, Mr. Marquis — President, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Jezicrski. PRINCIPAL Mr. Gillespie 66 GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Wilk Mrs Campchcro OFFICE STAFF 67 Mrs. Lcsniewski, Mrs. Sowle, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs Carpenter, Mrs. Pawlowski, Mrs. Barkley I Mrs. Johnson English Mr. Pagano English Mrs. Rizzo English Mrs. Kalinkewicz English Mr. Brooks Social Studies Mr. KuzdzaJ English Mrs. Troost English Mr. Connelly Social Studies 68 Mr. Ruszczyk Social Studies Mr. Birbilis Phys. Ed. Mrs. Euler Math Mrs. Slagle Social Studies Mr. Barkley Math ¥ Mr. Gorga Math Mr. Eipp Math Mrs. Niforos Math 69 Mr. Swierzowski Math Mr. Naple Science Ms Thoma Business Mr. Dickinson Science Mr. Samek Science Mr. Allen French Mrs. Hilko Science Mr. Nolett Business Mrs. Tcrlaak Foot Spanish 70 Mrs. Fallis Reading Mrs. Kichcon Skills Development Mrs. Trask Skills Development Mrs. Lee Remedial Writing Teacher Miss Frantz Health Mr. Gray Health Mr. Goodemote Phys. Ed. Mrs. Riggins Phys. Ed. Mrs. Fordyce Home Economics Mrs. Donnan Industrial Arts Mrs. Gorman An Mrs. Crotty Home Economics Ms. Ccrvcnka Music Mr. Rhodes Industrial Am Mr. Stangle An Mr. Sleeper Music 72 Mrs. Hagarty Nurse Mr. Davenport Librarian Mrs. Murtlow Teacher Aid Mrs. (dark (Computers Mrs. Neahr Teacher Aid Mrs. Haller Teacher Aid Mrs. White Mrs. Potter Teacher Aid Tax Collector CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: S. Sowle, M. Suits, J. Sprague, D. Earl. Row 2: M. Sherman, M. Smith, E. Korowajczyk. BUS DRIVERS Row 1: E. Quiles, D. Tetsla, D. Tctlak, D. Kurow-ski, R. Lee, B. Coulombe, L. Buck. Row 2: A. Springer, S. Reichel. MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR GROUNDSKEEPER MECHANICS CLEANER 74 VARSITY TRACK Row 1: R. Policano, S. Poulin, S. Carney, T. Carney. Row 2: P. Eaton, G. Schweizer, C. Quay, C. McNutt, J. Gagne, M. Smith. Row 3: J. McNutt, D. Polsinelli, L. Sawitzki, S. Oscarson, W. Quinlan, L. Homic, H. Allen, Coach Rizzo, MGR. — S. Quay, R. Smith. B. Topper, R. Symonds, Coach Frazier, A. Wheeler, D. Marshall. GIRLS’ VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: D. Kregling, K. Everson, K. Barkalow, L. Hoffman. Row 2: W. Stanley, T. Ferguson, J. Henderson, K. LaFleur, S. Guntrum, L. Lindquist. Row 3: B. Beatty, J. Gendreau, P. Everson, C. Phillips, C. Swierzowski, K. Swierzowski, L. Fitzpatrick. Row 4: Coach Nanartowich, Mgr. — L Hayes. 78 BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: M. Rogers, M. Stewart. Row 2: T. LafTorthun, M. Toolan, B. Kieft, R. Castle. Row 3: )■ Sellers, K. Lovclass, Coach Freestone, T. McIntosh, S. Stanton. BOYS’ MODIFIED BASEBALL Row 1; C. Mathias. G. Denisulk. Row 2: P. Arnold. D. Sowle, T. Weeden, R. Lestage, T. Oliver. Row 3: Mgr. — T. Denney, J. Ingram, T. Suits, G. Cronin, T. Harrington, Coach Brooks, S. Ferrucci, C. Scruton, C. Cozzi, D. Constanzo, Mgr. — S. Hubbard. 79 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: B. Mattice, D. Malinowski, Coach Rizzo. Row 2: R. Politano, J. Anderson, L. Marquis, R. Smith, M. Smith. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: J. Risdal, L. Hubbard, T. McElhiney, M. Kiaunis. Standing: K. Pribis, M. O’Brien, K. Scholm, T. Denney, L. Hoffman. 80 GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER The varsity girls' soccer team had a very successful season this year. They were Tri-Valley Champs. They went on to Sectionals. They earned a second place patch. The team was coached by Mrs. Wilday. Thanks everyone for a great season. Row 1: S. Oscarson, M. Arnold, L. Wenskoski, M. Burt. Row 2: L. Smith — Mgr., P. Everson, K. Swierzowski, L. McConchie, W. Stanley, K. LaFleur, L. Hodsoll, M. Conigliaro, Coach Wilday. Row 3: S. Denney — Mgr., C. Phillips, C. Swierzowski, S. Guntrum, K. Everson, T. Morrison, D. Kregling. 82 BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: B. Padgett, T. McIntosh, C. Morrison, Coach Mathias. Row 2: T. Lafforthun, M. McCarthy, R. Hubbard, B. Topper, J. Mazur, L. Bascom. Row 3: M. Toolan, B. Euler, T. DiCerbo, S. Stanton, M. Sheeran, D. Todd. 83 GIRLS’ J.V. SOCCER Row 1: C. Trimarchi, L. Hayes, P. Petit, D. Roy, A. Jackowski. Row 2: Mgr. — B. Smith, D. Wnuk, C. Quay, S. Poulin, Coach Sherman, T. Carney, T. Sanders, L. Migdal. Row 3: L. Clark, J. Gilchrist, G. Schweizer, C. Polsinelli, J. Evans, S. Wood. GIRLS’ MODIFIED SOCCER Row 1: L. Conley, S. Brown, S. Quay, J. Kurowski, A. Barkley. Row 2: Coach Wilday, E. Mitchell, E. Silk, J. Evans, H. McCarthy, C. Bills, D. Crandall. Row 3: D-Knizek, A. Schwab, J. Marmaduke, H. Dickson, D. Brown. 84 BOYS’ J.V. SOCCER BOYS’ MODIFIED SOCCER Row I: E. Hcrscy, D. Costanzo, J. Rich, M. Rogers, T. Suits, E. Nixon. Row 2: A. MoUette, P. Arnold, T. Oliver, E. Kress, Coach Kuzdzal, A. Tetlak, R. Lestage, G. Petruzzelii, S. Brickner, E. Craft. Manarski, J. Palmatecr, C. Row 1: K. Harrison, S. Dubanowich, C. Mathias, J. Trimarchi, C. Petruzzelii, T. Scruton. Row 2: K. Bolster, K. Barkley, M. Kress, R. Gross, M. Rich, Coach Barkley. Row 3: G. Simkins, B. Slagle, W. Meisncr, A. Kenyon, S. Brickner, R. McKay. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL CAPTAINS K. Barkalow, D. Kregling, R. Rohling, Coach Wilday. Row 1: D. Kregling, K. Barkalow. Row 2: T. Morrison, C. Swierzowski, C. Phillips, R. Rohling, K. Otnar. Row 3: I). Eld red, Coach Wilday, P. Everson, W. Stanley. 86 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: J Mazurkiewicz, B Euler, S Scanton, M Toolan, J. Mazur Row 2: F. Arnold, T. Milmosh. (ioaeh Mathias, C. Reedy, T i)i(x rlx), B. Padgett. 87 BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL .H� ; I Row 1: P. Arnold, G. Denisulk, J. Anderson, S. Wolfe, C. Morrison, J. Rich. Row 2: E. Kress, B. Topper, Coach Johnson, D. Shaw, C. Scruton, A. Wheeler. mr. TWxnbb foC' an ou r toevp i n maVh doc -iVur (cr p up uo E-or e at +- jear ( Ibe n 0u OU I O u e rf one r u.r xc.cl«a VV v vjova o Xyso'' j VVncmCaVvV X uX S |CU toOOd) . oX'r oAVn M-cxc 88 GIRLS’ T.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: M. Conigiiaro, S. Hubbard, C. Smith, M. Arnold, C. Ferrucci. Row 2: K. Cetnar, C. Smith, L. Hoffman, T. Orsini. Row 3: B. Beatty, Coach Sherman, E. Lawson. Vo toe. dee ouc tn of a pao 1 f • cecvV -teacVefj X mr 0 Cx A L00£, f «en N P.3.'TbanKs -for VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: MGRS. K. Morrison, K. Haller, R. Politano. T. Carney. Row 2: S. Poulin, R. Lestage, S. Brickner, R. Symonds, V. Daley, R. (iasrle, D. Costanzo, S. Galarneau. Missing: K Herd, M. Groncki. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sheila Armcr Advisor 90 T. Ferguson, S. Stangle, B. Westbrook, J. Carter. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS SOCCER CHEERLEADERS Row 1: B. Phillips, J. Bryden, W. Quinlan, K. Cummings, B. Smith. Row 2: S. Stangle, H. Beebe, D. Hendrie, C. Robbins, A. Brinkman. EIGHTH GRADE MODIFIED BASKETBALL Row 1: D D'Alessandro, H. Dickson. Row 2: A. Schwab, A. Jackowski, S. Quay, R. Smith. Row 3: K. Clark, A. CoUyer, D. Knizek, L. Lezzi, Coach Kenyon, R. CoUyer, B. Hoffman. SEVENTH GRADE MODIFIED BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Conley, J. Kurowski, A. Barkley, K. Bessette. Row 2: J. Evans, M. Lockwood, Coach Kenyon, A. Gunderson, D. Brown. 92 EIGHTH GRADE MODIFIED BASKETBALL Row I: J. Closson, J. Harrington, C. Kress. Row 2: A. Kenyon, S. Cetnar, Coach Cetnar, D. Malinowski, W. Meisner. SEVENTH GRADE MODIFIED BASKETBALL Row I: A. Fcrrucci, D. Pandori, T. Scruton, K. Barldcy, D. Sowle, C. Harrison. Row 2: S. Stanton, R. Sowle. P Lockwood, G. Simkins, C. PctruzeUi, Coach Cetnar. 93 MODIFIED WRESTLING Kneeling: S. Bnckner, J. Loux. Standing: D. Nolan, M. Mariam, J. Trimarchi, G. Lescage, C. Denisulk, J. Gilchrist Coach Rude 94 95 1 Row 1: B. Westbrook, S. Hubbard, H. Hope, J. Gagne, K. Bartlett, B. Phillips, K. Palmatecr, W. Maefee, K. Clark. Row 2: S. Wood, K. Brown, P. Everson, J. Albertin, J. Sloat, T. Morrison, J. Evans, H. Beebe, E. Wagner, K. Wagner. Row 3: C Dery, K. Prisbis, B. Tobey, P. Shultes, A. Welch, L. Pensabene, W. Quinlan, S. Kieft, D. Mazurkiewicz, C. Cozzi. Row 4: J. Boykin, S. Stangle, R. Mattice, R. Lestage, D. Madej, C. Reedy, J. Piecuch, L. Smith, T. Denny, C. Quay. 98 SENIOR BAND Row 1: V. Daley, T. Sanders, C. Scruton, K. Miller, L. Hayes, G. Schweizer, A. Przywara. Row 2: H. Allen, C. Shaw, R. Mattice, E. Wood, M. Miller, M. Pushee, S. Wolfe, B McKay, K. Clark, T. Melzer, L. Dobo, D. Todd. L. McConchie, S. Arnold. Row 3: K. Seholm, M. Smith, D. Roy, J. Pettys, L. Bascom, A. Mastromarchi, A. Benware, J. Mazur, D. Shaw, M. Kiaunis, S. Risdal, B. Lajeunesse, E. Kiaunis. Standing: Mr. Sleeper, H. Stoll, R. Le Stage, P. Bagdan. R. Rohling. OFFICERS Manager — R. Mattice Librarian — T. Sanders Secretary — C. Shaw Vice President — H. Allen President — A. Benware Treasurer — M. Pushee UK) CHANSONETTES AND TROUBADOURS Row 1: K. Clark, C. Datkun, E. Wood, H. Stoll, B. Tobey. Row 2: C. Quay, K. Wagner, T. Morrison, J. Albertin, L. McConchie, K. Pribis, D. Roy, H. Allen, M Burt. Row 3: S. Holbrook, V. Daley, K. Trigg, E. Wagner, J. Holbrook, G. Schweizer, C. Shaw, C. Morrison, S. Oscarson, F. Arnold, C. Reedy, R. Rohling. Row 4: J. Cannizzaro, R. Mattice, D. Madei, J. Piecuch, D. Shaw, D. Todd. JAZZ ENSEMBLE Seated: K. Kenyon, R. Rohling, D. Todd, D. Shaw Standing: Mr. Sleeper, I.. Dobo, R. Mattice, M. Pushee, T Mastromarchi. P Bagdan, A. Benware, C. Shaw, M Miller, T. Sanders, V. Daley. Missing: J. Carter 102 EDITOR: Chris Swierzowski LAYOUT: Wendy Stanley ADVERTISEMENTS: Sue Arnold ART: Dawn McIntosh PHOTOGRAPHER: Kim Swierzowski CIRCULATION: Liz Vandenburg TYPIST: Chris LaFleur EXECUTIVE STAFF Row 1 M McCarthy, L. Bascom, J. Holbrook. J. Mazur, T. Lafforthun, K Roll, K. LaFleur, B. Smith. Row 2: K. Seholm, C. Staulters, K. Trigg, K. Morrison, S. Oscarson, M. Burt, W. Stanley, D. Eldred, H. Risdal, M. O’Brien, L. McConchie, L. Smith, S. Denney, K. Robbins, W. Quinlan, B. Atherton-Ely, J Petteys. Row 4: L. Smith, ('. Dery, P. Petit, A. Saxton, C. Polsinelli. M. Smith, R. Politano, R. Max, D. McIntosh, C. Swierzowski, J. Iaivelass. Row' 3: S. Poulin, R Hubbard, T. McIntosh, D. Baker, D. Phillips, J. (Cannizzaro. PIPER STAFF 103 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1: J. Bryden, T. Orsini, C. Smith, P. Pettit, M. Hough. Row 2: R. Rohling, C. Polsinelli, K. Seholm, L. Hayes, A. Saxton, C. Dery, R. Collyer, B. Fowler, S. Morehouse, K. Robbins. Row 3: K. Roll, B. Beatty, W. Stanley, K. LaFleur, J. Gendreau, C. Quay, T. Sanders, W. Quinlan, M. O'Brien, T. McElhiney, D. Hendrie, A. Brinkman. Row 4: P. Pettit, A. Welch, J. Lovelass, K. Barkalow, C. Swierzowski, D. Eldred, S. Oscarson, L. Marquis, S. Stangle, T. Ferguson, J. Carter, L. Hoffman, T. Denney, L. McConchie, K. Pribis, K. Swierzowski. Advisor — Mrs. Sherman. Row 1: S. Hubbard, A. Schwab, R. Smith, S. Quay, K. Hess, S. Holbrook. Row 2: K. Migdal, J. Risdal, J. Gagne, M. Smith, K. Morrison, L. Hodsoll, R. Politano, T. Carney. Row 3: K. Cummings, K. Clark, T. LaFleur, S. Stewart, B. Westbrook, L. Wcnskoski, M. Bun, M. Conigliaro, W. Seaman, C. Wnuk, S. Poulin. Row 4: S. Wood, T. Reynolds, S. Denney, M. Arnold, D. Kregling, T. Morrison, P. Everson, C. Trimarchi, J. Evans, D. Roy, G. Schweizer. Advisor — Mrs. Sherman. 104 STUDENT SENATE Seated: L. Hodsoll, K. Haller, T. Carney, T. Morrison, S. Poulin, W. Stanley. Standing: E. Wagner, M Burt, J. Piecuch, S. Stanton, C. Morrison Seated: J. Piecuch, K. Cummings, H. Stoll, H. Allen, C. Bazaar, B. Tobey, P. Shultes, B. Coadney, Advisor — C. Troost. FOOTPRINT STAFF 105 JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 D. Pagano, C. Mathias, D. D'Allesandro, J. Harrington, O. Curtiss. Row 2: C. Denisulk, R. Smith, K. Morrison, C. Wnuk, 1). Parulori Row 3: M. Arnold, D. Knizek, C. Reynolds, A. Gunderson. Row 4: A. Barkley, D. Brown BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION 106 Row I: H. Stoll, M Smith, A. Schwab, R. Smith, E. Mitchell, S. Brown. Row 2: S. Morehouse, K. Jurcsak, M. Arnold, S. Quay. VARSITY CLUB Row 1: M. Toolan, C. Trimarchi, C. Phillips, C. Swierzowski, W. Stanley, S. Stanton, B. Kicft, M. Shecran, B. Euler, T. DiCcrbo, C. Morrison, B. Topper. Row 2. R. Rohling, R. Politano, T. Carney, S. Galarneau, S. Denney, S. Guntrum, S. Oscarson, D. Kregling, T. Morrison, L. Wenskoski, M. Conigliaro, P. Everson, E. Nixon. Row 3: K. Seholm, J. Gendreau, K. Swierzowski, K. LaFleur, L. Hodsoll, K. Roll, M. Burt, S. Poulin, T. Galarneau. Row 4: B. Beatty, S. Poulin, K. Haller, D. Eldred, B. Padgett, P. Reisinger, R. Hubbard, M. McCarthy, T. McIntosh, C. Reedy. Row 5: W. Seaman, T. LaFleur, T. Reynolds, P. Pettit, C. Smith, K. Herd, F. Arnold, J. Mazur, J. Henderson, B. Westbrook, L. Hoffman, S. Stangle. Row 6: D. Todd, L. McConchie, K. Hess, A. Wheeler, M. Smith, K. Everson, J. Brundige, J. Lovclass, K. Barkalow, B. Max, T. Lafforthun, J. Carter, T. Ferguson. 107 DRAMA CLUB Row 1: L. Wcnskoski, M Burt.J. Risdal, J. Gagne, M. Smith. Row 2: L. Hodsoll, K. Lafleur, D. Roy, T. Denney, B. Atherton-Ely, J. Pettys, M. O'Brien. Row 3: H. Beebe, J. Evans, D. Hendrie, M. Kiaunis, A. Brinkman, K. Pribis, L. Bascom, R. Hubbard, W. Stanley, B. Padgett, D. Eld red, J. Holbrook. Row 2: R. Politano, K. Clark, S. Arnold. Row 2: L. Sherman, C. Trtmarchi, T. Carney, G. Schweizer, C. Quay, D. Mitkan. Row 3: S. Holbrook, E. Wagner, P. Everson, L. McConchie, T. Reynolds, T. Lafleur, S. Kncaskcm, H. Stoll. Row 1: S. Hubbard, K. Cummings, C. Cozzi, C. Przyblowicz. Row 2: P. Shultes, H. Allen, B. Tobey, K. Trigg, K. Barkalow. Row 3: L. Clemens, C. Shaw, V. Daley, A. Ben ware, D. Todd. 108 “THE PINK PANTHER” 109 JR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB Row 1: L. Dean, D. Pietuch, K. Vandeventef, C. Herd, A Rochmyer. Row 2: C. Grimes, C. Kress, J. Newton, K. Clark, P. Lockwood, O. Curtiss, L. Denner, A. Ccstaro. 110 THE RICK GRAY BENEFIT i � 113 SADD I M i ■ 1987 SENIOR HIGH FIELD DAY 116 1987 JR. HIGH FIELD DAY 117 JUNIOR HIGH SADD Row 1 P Kondrat. J Closson, C. Dcnisulk, T. Scruton, B. Gross, P Robbins, D. Palmateer, M. Story. Row 2: M Przywara, D. LaPier, T Brown, C. Wnuk. K Morrison, R Lane, B. Ainsworth. B. Char land, A Kenyon Row 3. J. Salerno, M Lockwood. J Hunter, J Marmaduke, S. Ainsworth, H. Dickson. K. Besset, M. Dery, J. Riedinger. Row 4: M Brownell. D D Allessandro. D. Brown, P. Emcrich, L. Lezzi, G. Bombard, D. Kmzek, C. Ferrucci, S Morehouse, B. Fowler, S. Cetner. Row I: H Derenthal, C. Bills, J. Evans. D. Crandall. S Brown, S. Klementowski. Row 2: S. Quay, R. Smith, E. Mitchell, A. Schwab. K VanDeventer. C. Herd. M Brownell Row 3: C. Wnuk, K Morrison. L. Lizzy, M Arnold. A Przywara, K. Jurcsak. J. Newton, C. Grimes. Row I: K. Cummings, D. Mitkan, C. Trimarchi, L. Hot!soil, L. Vandenburgh, T. Galarneau, J. Risdal, L. Wenskoski, M. Pushce. Row 2. B. Atherton-Ely, J Pcttcys, C. Wiglcy, W Quinlan, J Piecuch, J. Lovelass, T McIntosh, K. Seholm, M O'Brien, K. Sherman, T. Sanders. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: D Eld red, K. Clark. S. Arnold. D. Kregling. R Rohling. H. Allen. C Datkun, T Sanders Standing: S. Palmer. S. Stanton. W Stanley. J. Lovelass. C. Shaw-, V Daley, J Kosior, J. MiNutt, C Phillips. Missing: S. Guntrum. 119 ODYSSEY OF THE MIND Row I V Daley, C. Shaw. D. Todd, Advisor — Ms. Thompson Row 2 J Nistico. A Benware, K Herd. B. Hammond. Scared J. Piecuch, L. McConchie. S Wolfe. C. Scrucon, D. Mickan. Missing: G. Pecruzzdli. Row 1 C. Perru zelli. J. Evans Row 2: T. Scrucon, M Rich. 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N.Y 12301 (518) 371-8300 CARPETS ODOR REMOVAL FURNITURE FIRE WATER SMOKE CLEANUP WALLS JANITORIAL SERVICES DRAPERY SPOT REMOVAL JACKIE BOMBARD, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTING • FOUNDATIONS PILE DRIVING RICHARD P. KONDRAT P.O. BOX 127 Secretary GALWAY, NY 12074 135 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM GALWAY PTSA ANDERSON ACRES 882-6050 Piglets Slaughter Hogs Breeding Stock Hay Fresh Brown Eggs 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. Scotii TOPSOIL SAND BACK GRAVEL HOE A. BULLDOZER Keller, Trucking CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 GALWAY, NY 12074 882-6748 FIREWOOD BRUSH HOG COLONIAL INN GALWAY, NEW YORK KNIGHT ORCHARDS 325 GOODE ST. BURNT HILLS John W. Sutton Attorney at Law POTATOES — HONEY - JAMS — MAPLE SYRUP GALWAY, NEW YORK QUALITY FRUIT SINCE 1907 lltil � 1 III Galway Drama Club I ! ' 11 ill! ! .! 1! ;j ij i1 li i 1 THi . i i' Schenectady Gazette Distinctly Different FOR DAILY HOME DELIVERY OR DISPLAY ADVERTISING CALL 374-4141 FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CALL 382-1100 137 ssoin drugs WAYSIDE SENTRY HARDWARE Seth J. Siskin R.Ph. 162 Sacandaga Road Scotia, New York 12302 518-346-8540 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '88! Ye Old Country Store, With A Whole Lot More 209 Sacandaga Road 372-2593 —SCOTIA, NY shop the store with the sentry on the door SENTRY Hardware Deborah W Hodgkins Ik 'pOviUt, Quality Flowers - Artistically Designed 85 East High St Ballston Spa, N Y 12020 885-1773 885-1774 Commercial Residential G. W. DeLORME CUSTOM CABINETS MILLWORK Custom Cabinets Architectural Millwork — Casework Countertops — Custom Interiors Custom Kitchens PH (518) 882-9877 Parkis Mills Road Greg” Galway, New York 12074 QUALITY FUNDRAISING PRODUCTS AND PERSONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 ‘ '4 FLI SALES, INC. BOX 579.STILLWATER, NY 12170� (518)664-6578 Distributor of Yale Prooucts Von Duprm Sargent Falcon Medeco Dom Security Locks Sales Service of Card Access Norton Door Closer Yale Door Closer L C N Door Closer Detex Alarm Locks “CHUCK” PALMER Scotia, N.Y. 372-5539 JOSEPH P MANGIONF., Inc. Door Hardware Locksmiths. 'ince IMS Electronic Security Hardware 187-189 Fourth Street Troy. New York 12180 Phone 518 272-4080 138 The Vanden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. The Vardcn Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Vardcn has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’88 Repair Shop Auto Marine Supplies DICK JERRY’S MINI MART SERVICE STATION On the Way to Sacandaga Lake RTS. 29 147 Open 7 Days Galway 882-9394 COLD BEER SODA Sandwiches made to order Lottery Tickets Deli Subs Ice Groceries Frozen Foods TRY ONE OF OUR PARTY PLATTERS Hand-Knit Sweaters Made to Order 1947 1987 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 372-3552 Contract Sales Division 372-3353 PHONE 885 9664 Northern Pines PARK AND SALES INC. MANUFACTURED HOUSING MODULARS — MOBILES — SINGLE DOUBLE WE WELCOME TRADES ROUTE 50— 1 MIl.H SOUTH 01- BAI.LSTOX SPA. NY 12020 ROWLEDGE AGENCY, INC. 139 Mohawk Ave. Scotia Complete Insurance Service — Low Auto and Home Rates Phone — 374-8453 Phone 374-4287 VILLAGE SEWING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER CENTER The Recorder Sales and Repairs New and Used Machines 106 Mohawk Ave. Scotia, N.Y. 12302 1 Venner Road, Armsterdam, N.Y. 12010 (518) 843-1100 TOLL FREE 1-800-453-NEWS Serving Montgomery, Fulton, Hamilton Schoharii Counties o0, 'Ms MEMBEH SARATOGA BUILDERS ASSN WE DO WINDOWS! ALSO Complete Custom Remodeling Lunuty Baths Whirlpools - Custom Built Sauna-, CUSTOM KITCHENS Cherry - Oak - Maple - Pine Vint Our Showroom DAILY 1 5 - SATURDAY 10 5 .Ar All WORK OONI OUH OWN wOM Mt N 140 p | '.IVlUil SPA WINDOW REMODELING 885-9862 ItAt t MON SPA VII I At it Ariens and Snapper Snow Blowers Yanmar Diesel Tractors Emerich Sales Service Valentine Road Charlton, N.Y. 12019 399-8574 Echo Poulan Wheel Horse Tractors Chains Saws Snapper, Lawn Boy Mowers IMPERIAL LANES PRO SHOP WALLINS CORNERS AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 842-8191 LONGWELL CHEVROLET Rle 29 Pme Si BROADAIBIN NY 12025 Open Dai'y 10 30 — 5 00 Fr. 10:30 - 8:30 Sat 10 30 - 4 30 Evenmge by appointment Clor. 1 Mondays (i'fluvmlcl I t|irii r • i I i l t 11 • VI mil r Ear In • I '«iiii«tni • I.iv.iIhi • I ln w|tr • A sir •� Spectrum Bus Phone 883-3436 Bus Phone 725 4326 r. ( (r . . J ttift Bodes Bridesmaids Mothers Formats ■ Accessories vV 17 MOHAWK AVf SrOTIA NY Phont 3 4 8324 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 88 BURT S FLORIST SAC AND At, A POM) C,A| A 12074 MM lOM % -w. if, CARPET, TILE DRAPERIES WALLPAPER Carpetland 78 CHURCH STREET SARATOGA, N.Y. 12866 (518) 587-7331 vby'N-'-S Plant Leasing 411 WEST MAIN STREET AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 12010 JOHN J. MORRELL, JR. (518) 842-7560 Good Luck Students From r l W] CURTIS LUMBER cm R.D. 3 Rt. 67 Ballston Spa, N.Y. 12020 518-885-5311 141 LWM M A r] r OPEN 7 DAYS Mon. - Fri., 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 CHUCK'S STORE Greeting Cards - Gifts Soda Fountain - Lunches Groceries - Beer CHUCK RUTH QUINLAN 882-9592 GALWAY, NEW YORK 142 COTTAGE FARM GREENHOUSE! RT. 147, SACANDAGA ROAD WEST CHARLTON 882-9635 Holiday Plants Annual Vegetable Plants GARY ANNE VANDERHORST FUNSTON OF SCOTIA 882-6780 MONDAY-SATURDAY 5:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M. 220 Vley Road, Scotia, N.Y. Dial 346-0867 372-4749 Nell Lo’s Coffee Shoppe Lumber — Millwork — Hardware RTE. 29 — P.O. BOX 253 GALWAY, N.Y. 12074 LO ANN SANDERS NELLIE DROPPER Open 8:00 am to 5 pm Saturdays Till Noon CLIFFORD NIGHTINGALE QUALITY ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS rffe 0L ,„tSS.o V v BURNT HILLS WOMENS MCNS ,, STYLING SHOP PHONE 882-9334 JERSEY HILL RD. GALWAY, NY 8-8 MONDAY-FRIDAY 8-6 SATURDAY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM SENIOR CHORUS AND SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING SENIOR CHORUS MEMBERS 143 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 MCDONALD’S® OF BALLSTON SPA RT. 50 CHURCH ST. 885-9996 Its A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE SM Simmons Elevator Co. The Stanley Family” ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR R.D. 1 Jockey Street Ballston Spa., N.Y. 882-9208 or 842-3610 The Franklin Press 240 Forest Avenue, Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 Phone 518-842-6020 Bill DeFoe (518)882-9408 Galway Machine Machining — Fabrication Welding Hudson Dr. Galway N.Y. BOB S TREES Christmas Trees, Nursery Stock and Maple Syrup Call 882-9455 for All Your Landscaping Needs TREE HAVEN TRAILS, INC. X-COUNTRY SKI CENTER VASEL’S CIBRO L.P. Gas, Snappy Cheese, Weinbrenner Shoe 24 Hour Towing Auto Repairs Groceries — Bait — Tackle — Ammo 882-9414 Rt. 29 GALWAY S LARGEST TIRE DEALER 883-3254 Galway, N.Y. (518)882-9860 PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE C. W. HANSEN INC. CONTRACTOR CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES STEPPING STONE NURSERY SCHOOL FOR 3, 4, 5 YEAR OLD CHILDREN KATHY SHAW 882-9154 HERMANCE RD. C. W. (BILL) HANSEN GALWAY. NY 12074 YOUR FIRST SCHOOL 584-6320 PHONES — 584-5740 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 BETZ FUNERAL HOME Coronet Press, Inc. THOMAS W. WILLSON. President 30 Caroline St. Saratoga Springs. NY 12861 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 171 GUY PARK AVENUE AMSTERDAM, N.Y. 12010 Telephone 882-6466 Sand Hill 3avms SAND — GRAVEL — TOP SOIL — MANURE R. D. I. Ballston Spa GEORGE SHERMAN New York 12020 PHONE: 882-6962 146 SCOTCH CHURCH GROCERY SAND • GRAVEL • TOP SOIL • CRUSHED STONE • FILL DIRT • RUBBLE • BULLDOZING • BACKHOE • TREE CUTTING • LOT CLEARING • SEPTIC SYSTEMS • SITE DEVELOPING • PONDS Grocery — Service Station Robert and Anna Hoefinger Corner 147 and 67 Grocery — Beer Phone — 882-6437 Coffee and Sandwich Shop Joe Kondrat Excavating (518) 882-6012 Foreign — American Auto Repairs NYS Inspection Open 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Fully Insured RD 1 • SOUTHLINE ROAD MIDDLE GROVE, NY 12850 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 Route 146, Clifton Park, New York 12065 (518) 371-7621 -----------------------------------------7 landscape architecture land surveying environmental analysis urban design land use planning engineering Galway Lions Club 147 THE COTTAGE AGWAY WEMPLE ENTERPRISES POLE BARN CONST. — LOGGING 1158 Troy Schenectady Rd. Phone: 783-0084 or 783-0085 EXCAVATING — PULP LOG HAULING Farm, Home, and Garden Supplies ROBERT WEMPLE BRIAN WEMPLE ROUTE 147, GALWAY ARMER RD. MIDDLE GROVE 882-9864 885-8887 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 GALWAY TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO WENDY HAMMOND AND THE CLASS OF 1988 Pat’s Picnic Tables PAISLEY i ETAL FLORIST 18 NORTH MAIN ST 8ROADALBIN, N.Y. 12025 (518) 883 3710 Hammond’s Enterprises Geri’s Hillside Beauty Salon Fresh • Silk Bouquets HELLIUM BALLOONS Deliveiy Available MASTERCARD — VISA ■ Meuonica W a Lynch 5 SOUTH CHURCH STREET SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK 12305 . (518) 393-3609 inc. 1187 TROY SCH. ROAD LATHAM, N.Y. 12110 Specialists in Prime Residential Real Estate Mangino’s Restaurant Enjoy the Ultimate in Northern Italian Style Cuisine in Mediterranean Surroundings House Specialties Consisting of Lobster — Shrimp — Veal Fireside Cocktail Lounge Open for Lunch Dinner Major Credit Cards Accepted 584-5599 For Reservations Only (Excl Aug) Saratoga Lake 584-0087 Route 9P on the South Side of Saratoga Lake Exit 12 or 13 S Off The Northway 149 FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT, DESIGN SERVICE il M, if Nickerson Corporation DRAGON GARDEN KEN MAY Office: Box 78 Res: 1 Meadow Lane East lslip, N.Y. 11730 Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 12866 (516) 277-6900 (518) 587-2713 SKI SPECIALISTS (518) 584-6290 SINCE 1941 399 CLINTON STREET SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. 12866 L E Laundry Center, Inc. Complete Laundromat Dry Cleaning Center CARBONE’S CARPETS We do Pick-ups Deliveries Please call on Monday for Pick-ups 169 FREEMANS BRIDGE ROAD 842-9729 SCOTIA, NEW YORK 12302 265 E. Main St. Elite Peters, Pres. Amsterdam, N.Y. Am terdcim DAVE’S DISCOUNT BEVERAGES Rte. 30N — Perth 4 Corners Awing Bonk FDIC W FSB 842-1862 BEER — SODA — KEGS GROCERIES CANDY — CIGARETTES “A CENTURY OF SERVICE” • DOWNTOWN AMSTERDAM — PERTH ROAD • AMSTERDAM MALL — GLOVERSVILLE • FORT PLAIN David Polinsky, Proprietor JBfyS 1,. SPAGNOLA S FINANCIAL SERVICES 279 W. Main St., Amsterdam, NY PROFESSIONAL BOOKKEEPING Monthly Profit Loss Statements Reconciled checking accounts Monthly income expense postings Weekly payroll service Payroll and Sales Tax Reports INCOME TAX RETURNS Individual — Business — Farms Federal — State — Estimates INVESTMENTS — MUTUAL FUNDS Income — Growth — Balanced Funds EQUAL HOUSING LENDER U.S. Government Security Funds IRA’s — SEP Accounts — Keogh Accounts Lawrence Spagnola 843-2040 HOMEMADE PIES — CERAMICS — HAND-MADE CRAFT Route 29, Corner Fish House Road Mailing Address: R.D. 1, Galway, N.Y. 12074 The Berry Patch Good Luck Eagles • Television • VCRs Accessories • IpiNfc Apjnt hhcrp Authorized Factory Service RADIGAN TV Box 388, RD 2 Broadalbin, NY 12025 518 882-6309 THE MATHIAS FAMILY 882-1183 (518)883-8464 Stereos Microwave Ovens The Galway House Hermance Road Galway Lake 882-9841 Open 7 Days a Week Route 50 Ballston Spa Phone 885-5900 LET SERVICE SERVE YOU SERVICE LINEN SUPPLY, INC 245-249 GREEN STREET, P.O. BOX 1087 SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK 12301 TEL: (518) 346-5550 or 372-5661 PETER D. MARQUIS — PRESIDENT Congratulations LENNY WEISS From the GENERAL CONTRACTOR GALWAY CHAPTER C.S.E.A. BUILDING — REMODELING HOMES — CAMPS LENNY GALWAY DOUG 882-1187 NEW YORK 882-9014 151 THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR MAKING THIS BOOK A SUCCESS! rn i e m + a ——i