Harrisville Central School - Pirates Log Yearbook (Harrisville, NY)

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FOURTH GRADE First row: Julia Dibble, Gladys Graham, Gary Dickinson, Rebecca Arnold, Isabelle Berckley, Richard Sweet, Anne Young. Second row: Christine Naccari, Eugene Gonio, Patricia Jarvis, Patricia Ritz, JoAnne Backus, Marie Chartrand, Grace Pierce, Ronnie Peck. Third row: Jack McIntosh, LeRoy Jackson, Dan Byrke, Larry Seymour, Clarence Hill, James Manchester, Mark St. Peter, Ben Hunter, Frederick Lincoln, Michael Burke. Fourth row: Betsy Kilbourne, Michael Rose, Robert LaParr, Linda Davis, William Mealus, John Scanlon, Harriet Clark, Patrick Doogan, Matthew McIntosh, Cynthia Fuller, absent. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Alberta Brice ART AWARDS Margie Doogan Key Winner Miss Marguerite Doogan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doogan, was a Scholastic key winner in regional com- petition. Her prize-winning work, titled The City was a semi-abstract painting done in oil on cardboar with palette knife. It now goes to New York for judging in state and national competition. Place winners in the regional competition in Syracuse include Carole Ripley, Elton Wood, and Beryl Luther. Our warmest congratulations to all four. Four of the eleven ink drawings in this issue of the PIRATES LOG are from the pens of these same students. Well executed, n’est-ce pas? this page co-sponsored by ROSWELL CRING MARKET and CLE ED'S CABINS

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FIFTH GRADE First row: Keith Young, Helen Ritz, Drew Van Wyek, Arlene Manchester, Jerry Pike, Enza Mae Clarke. Second row: Connie Scott, Larry Davie, Linda Dobson, Charlotte Ogrodnik, Cherry LaVancha, Orly Jackson, Beverly Wicks, Laura Ripley. Third row: Sheila Backus, Roger LaPlatney, Larry Martin, Carolyn Atkinson, Gary LaPar, John Hathway, William Tehonica, Thomas Hooley. Fourth row: Alfred Moroughan, Gregory Wheeler, Samuel Benson, Anne Irish, David Cahill, Ruth Shaw, Beverly Koster, William Pierce. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Mona Tiffany HOMEMAKER AWARD The annual Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Future competition was held during the Fall. All Senior girls, whether enrolled in homemaking courses or not, were eligible to take part. The competitive exam- ination involves basic skills and appreciations related to the intelligent administration of a house- hold. It presupposes the ability to think precisely and effectively. Miss Gertrude Weaver received the highest rating and was declared the local 1953 Homemaker of the Future winner. She received the Betty Crocker Pin as evidence of her accomplishment. Congratulations, Gertrude I this page co-sponsored by GARDNER S MARKET and DUNLOP FUNERAL HOME

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FOURTH GRADE First row: Katherine Burgess, Mavis Hart, Linda Phelps, Norma Camidge, Nancy Gibbs. Second row: David Rose, William Dibble, Michael Atkinson, Susan Rose, Michael Lancor, Beth Jackson. Third row: Annand Graves, Sharon Mantle, Linda St. Lawrence, Amy Luther, Pearl Ellis, Constance Waugh, Angus Fraser. Fourth row: Bernice Sullivan, Michael Doogan, Ellen Dundon, Wanda Hill, Dean Moore, James Parrow, Larry'Bango. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Phyllis Lumley TEACHER OF THE YEAR Justly merited recognition was bestowed upon Harrisville’s oldest faculty member in years of service during National Education Week. The local chapter of the Parent-Teacher Association conferred Teacher of the Year honors on Miss S. Elizabeth Jones. Mr. Doran Waugh was awarded Layman of the Year honors at the same ceremony. Congratulations to both. this page sponsored by the HARRISVILLE FUNERAL HOME