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

Text from Pages 1 - 61 of the 1959 volume:

HARKISVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL THE FOREWORD Two men, sitting at windows in different parts of the same town, noticed the faint glow cast by a half-dozen neon lights. If it weren't for the unusual darkness of this night,thought the first, it might not be seen. But then, this neither surprised nor shocked him. During his stay in this town, he had also noticed how narrow and broken were its streets, how provincial its stores, how unassuming its places of worship, how limited its cultural activities. The second man also noticed the reddish glow of the lights. But to him the threatening clouds above were somehow less ominous because of it. But then, everything about this town impressed him: the beauty of the stately maples along its streets, the concern of its storekeepers, the sincerity of its worshippers, the ingenuity of its citizens. Yes, this was his hometown, and, however humble it might appear to an outsider , to him, it was the center of his universe, the core of his existence. KATHUSeN MCRFf r r Z !- □ DEDICATION When Harrisville welcomed its new Supervising Principal in the Fall of 1955, it was generally agreed that his chief task would necessarily be the construc- tion of a new school plant. We need not at this time review the many problems which an undertaking of this nature raises. We need only comment that these were more than adequately met. Proof of this rests in the imposing structure now in use, a structure which will always stand as a memorial to his deeply felt belief that only as a result of unselfish giving on the part of all - student, teacher, citizen - can the best be attained in the education of our youth. DR. MILTON BOTDEN t ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dejeci Col Ut Te faculty Miss Barbara Rohrer, Science and Health Mrs. Marjorie Fuller, Seventh Miss S. Elizabeth Jones, Homemaking Dr, Milton Boyden, Supervising Principal Mrs. Avis Cring, Mathematics Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence, Vocal Music Mrs. Dorothy Williamson, Art Miss Katherine Hoey, Nurse-Teacher Mr. Leonard Kapochus, Commercial Mr. Marcel LeBlanc, Language and Library Mr. Francis Shoda, Industrial Arts Mr. James Wilson, Citizenship Education Mr. Robert McSweeny, English 10, 11, 12 Mr. John Gannon, Vice Principal and Instrumental Music Mr. Bernard Shinnick, Eighth Mr. Robert Lang, Physical Education Mrs. Bernard Shinnick, Seventh Mrs. John Gannon, Guidance and English 9(abs.) ALMA MATER Our strong band shall ne’er be broken Formed in Harrisville, Far surpassing words unspoken Sealed by friendship’s tie. Amici usque ad oras, Deep graven in each heart Shall be found unwavering, true, When we from life shall part. SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Murray Collette Vice President Suzanne Luther Secretary Kay Ripley President Pock Lesper-cx.rvee VALEDICTORIAN David Atkinson Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Soccer 4 Softball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 James Bradish Audio-Visual 2-3-4 President 4 Soccer 4 Thomas Cassidy- Lee Clary Audio-Visual 1-2-3-4 Vice President 4 Baseball 4 Basketball Manager 4 Soccer 4 Murray Collette Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Vice President 2-3-4 Honor Society 2-3-4 Vice President 3-4 Softball 3 Soccer 4 Student Council 3-4 Yearbook 4 Doran Fraser Baseball 1-2-3-4 Handicraft 1 Robert Ford Basketball 1-2-3-4 Soccer 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Frances Geer Gerald Humes Basketball 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2-3 Honor Society 2-3-4 President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ellen Jenack Band 1 Cheerleader Chorus 1-2-3-4 Student Council Yearbook Staff 4 4 4 Doran Kitts Basketball 1-2-3-4 Soccer 4 Eleanor LaPlatney Camera Club 1 Chorus 2-3-4 Handicraft Club 1 Richard LaPlatney Baseball 3-4 Soccer 4 Basketball 4 Suzanne Luther Camera Club 1 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Treasurer 1-3 Class Secretary 1+ Dramatic 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Norma Luther Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Treasurer 4 Dale Miller Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Handicraft Club 1 Matthew Norris William Priest Chorus 1 Student Council 3-4 Student Council President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Joyce Remington Cheerleader 4 Handicraft Club 1 Kay Ripley Band 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Dramatics Club 1 Handicraft Club 1 Class Secretary 2 Class President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Youth Leadership Winner 4 Linda Ritz Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Leland Ryan Basketball Manager 3 Mae Solon Chorus 1-2-3-4 Gordon Wood Basketball 2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Class Vice President 1 SENIOR CLASS WILL ,, the SENIOR CLASS OF 1959, being of sound and generous mind, do hereby 'I the following possessions to our loyal friends of the Class of I960, w trust that they will make use of their good judgment in the use of these precious gifts• Elaine Shackleford leaves her bottle of Light and Bright and a few lemons to Malia Wilson. (The LEMONS make the hair lighter.) Gordon Wood bequeaths to Donald Rose his ability to solve math problems. (On second thought, Don, maybe you had better use your own ability.) Carole Ripley is the proud receiver of the black skirt she has wanted for so long. You may pick it up from Kay anytime, Carole. Murray Collette wills to Judy Bradish his darkening blond curls. (She was the first of many to ask for them.) Mae Solon gives to Pat Lesperance her outstanding ability to get along with her most revered teachers. (If she has any.) Since Joe Atkinson didn’t use the muscles willed to him last year, he thinks David Collette may be able to use them. (Use them any way you wish, David) Tom Cassidy leaves to Richard Best and Francis Rounds his earnest hopes of growing taller. Dale Miller leaves to Malen LaCross his ability to twirl. Dale doesn’t want the band to be without a drum major next year. Joyce Remington leaves to Sharon Ritz her giddy laugh. She feels that a homeroom teacher would be lonesome without someone with such a laugh. Matty Norris says he doesn't have anything to leave to anyone. He wants to take it all with him. Norma Luther leaves to Keatha Graham her ability to count large sums of money accurately, a quality she will need as next year's Senior treasurer. Gerald Humes cedes to Douglas Quackenbush his skill in shooting baskets; the PIRATES should be able to win them all next year. Steven Ripley is the proud receiver of Ellen Jenack’s ability to write literate letters, to be used when writing to that certain person in Syracuse. Doran Kitts leaves to ’Wesley Parow his unlimited vocabulary to use whenever and however he needs to. Richard LaPlatney leaves to Elton Wood and James Phillips his fond hope of growing shorter for a change. Eleanor LaPlatney yields half of her bouncing energy to James Wray and Michael Earl. (She was going to leave it all but decided she might have need of some.) Frances Geer leaves to Arlene Phillips and Thelma Sullivan the red striped slacks she wore to typing test in January. (Be careful, girls, only one at a t ime.) Linda Ritz, to Charlotte Jackson, her average in English IV so she may raise it a little more. Bob Ford wills to John Naccari some of his quiet personality so that he may be able to get and keep a girl. Suzanne Luther leaves to Carol Sweet her bobby pins and curlers in hopes that she may never have to use them. Jim Bradish bestows on Morris Hart the ability to catch rich girls, an ability willed to him by last year's class. Bill Priest cedes the Hot Rod to David LaPlatney. The ability to take Pa’s car is gladly relinquished to Sharon Fraser by Lee Clary. noran Fraser leaves his French (?) to Peter Blanchard and Albert Moroughan. This French is good for any country except France. Leland Ryan bequeaths to Gary Gray his sugar bush on the hill. To anyone we might have overlooked we bequeath whatever they may find once we have left these halls. FAVORITES joe Atkinson SONG Apple Blossom Time jim Bradish City Lights Tom Cassidy Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Lee Clary Playboy Murray Collette Wishful Thinking Bob Ford Bonaparte Retreat Doran Fraser The Story of My Love Frances Geer Jealousy Gerald Humes One Night with You Ellen Jenack To Know Him Is to Love Him Doran Kitts Child Cry Eleanor LaPlatney Guitar Boogie Shuffle Richard LaPlatney Yup Norma Luther Sea Cruise Suzanne Luther Danny Boy Matty Norris It’s Only the Beginning Dale Miller Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Bill Priest Come Softly to Me Kay Ripley It's Just a Matter of Time Joyce Remington Once a Week Date Linda Ritz The Diary Leland Ryan Wayward wind Mae Solon Venus Gordon Wood Beep Beep Elaine Shackleford Apple Blossom Time SAYING gimme another one AMBITION professional gambler O.K. O.K. woman-haterl give me a comb business tycoon pardon my language forest ranger what’s the sense in it beat Rocket LeBlanc in hockey blackjack to win at blackjack off my back, dad die in a gluttonous way no kidding housewife holy mackerel the moon you fool’. first woman president real cool Bar Association (which one?) real gone housewife I don’t know mechanic one, two, three electrician's mate gracious secretary but...but... successful you fool’. paper boy ? sailor ? we don’t know you don’t like it- until you do to get out of this place just think of it secretary don’t worry about it (too many to list) you’d better best believe it travel at the earliest opportunity I don't know either be another Rockefeller I mean after all die wealthy SENIOR low down MOST POPULAR BOY: David Atkinson and Dale Miller MOST POPULAR GIRL: Kay Ripley BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Gerald Humes GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Suzanne Luther PRETTIEST GIRL: Norma Luther HANDSOMEST BOY: Bill Priest BEST GROOMED BOY: Matty Norris BEST GROOMED GIRL: Norma Luther BEST MANNERED BOY: Murray Collette BEST MANNERED GIRL: Kathleen Gabriel MOST FRIENDLY BOY: Lee Clary MOST FRIENDLY GIRL: Kay Ripley BOY WITH BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Matty Norris GIRL WITH BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Ellen Jenack BOY DISPLAYING BEST SPORTSMANSHIP: Joe Atkinson GIRL DISPLAYING BEST SPORTSMANSHIP: Kay Ripley MOST ATHLETIC BOY: Joe Atkinson MOST ATHLETIC GIRL: Kay Ripley and Ellen Jenack BOY CLASS CLOWN: Matty Norris GIRL CLASS CLOWN: Ellen Jenack BEST MALE SINGER: Dale Miller BEST FEMALE SINGER: Suzanne Luther MOST BASHFUL BOY: Leland Ryan MOST BASHFUL GIRL: Frances Geer CLASS ROMEO: Dale Miller CLASS JULIET: Kay Ripley HARDEST WORKING BOY: Tom Cassidy HARDEST WORKING GIRL: Suzanne Luther THE ABOVE SELECTIONS WERE MADE BY VOTE OT THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY. JUNIORS First row: Keitha Graham, Neva Thomas, Carol Sweet, Sharon Fraser, Patricia Lesperance, Charlotte Jackson, Carole Ripley, Sharon Ritz. Second row: Arthur Moroughan, Morris Hart, Donald Rose, Arlene Phillips, Thelma Sullivan, John Naccari, Malia Wilson, Richard Best, Francis Rounds. Third row: Malen LaCross, Wesley Parow, David Collette, James Phillips, Peter Blanchard, Elton Wood, Douglas Quackenbush, James Wray, Michael Earl, David LaPlatney, Steven Ripley. Homeroom teacher: Mr. James Wilson SOPHOMORES First row: Lorraine LaCross, Barbara Denesha, Pearl Scott, Mary Swem, Marie Naccari, Sandra Valentine, Barbara Manchester, Kay Hooley. Second row: Mary Alice Frank, Dora Ryan, Judy LaVancha, Karen Mazurowski, Connie Best, Kathleen Merritt, Dianne Koster, Patricia Vicks, Leslie Pike, Patricia LaFave, Nancy Sayers. Third row: Richard Bassette, Larry Gaines, Stanley Ogrodnik, Richard Greene, Gary Bango, John Waugh, Carl Clark, Gary Williams, Barbara Williams. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Avis Cring; Co-advisor: Mr. Francis Shoda freshmen First row: Linda Shaw, Sharon Weaver, Virginia Smith, Leta Cleveland, Irene Wood, Helen Sullivan, Sally Valentine, Jane Hooper. Second row: Jack LaPlatney, Douglas Ogrodnik, Garth LaParr, Justin Scott, Judy Mealus, Richard Rose, David Bango, Douglas Clarke, Garland Berckley. Third row: Floyd Moore, Gary Fowler, Francis LaRoue, Edward Waugh, Bruce Clary, Terry Kilbourn, Joseph Rita, Randall Bowen, Carl Ripley, Clifford Remington. Homeroom teacher: Mr. Leonard Kapochus; Co-advisor: Miss Barbara Rohrer EIGHTH grade First row: Amy Lee Ford, Ann Pike, Veronica Naccari, Margaret Clark, Bonnie Ritz, Mary Sayers, Beverley LaCross, Vera Swem, Delores Dibble, Joyce Gibbs. Second row: John Tehonica, Gertrude Wood, Virginia Stevens, Polly Jenack, Linda Mealus, Donna Draper, Joyce Luther, Elizabeth Hunter, Nancy Rose, James Wilson, Milton Jackson, Third row: Robert Ritz, Louis Ritz, Milton Hart, Eugene Collier, Gerald Carvell, Michael Fenton, Clayton Ingrahm, Peter Benson, Rodney Grigg, Leon Graham, Richard Dundon, Allen Weaver, Merriam Harris, James Ellis. Homeroom teacher: Mr. Bernard Shinnick SEVENTH GRADE First row: Joyce Peck, Sheryl Fraser, Phyllis Lincoln, Gloria Hunter, Myrtle Geer, Eallner Stacey, Second row: Kenneth Chartrand, Catherine Mealus, Katherine Albritton, Donna Caswell, Sandra Jones, Lawrence Ritz, Phillip Smith, Third row: Larry Atkinson, Leonard Ogrodnik, Duane Whitney, Gerald Phillips, Richard LaFave, Wayne Woodward, Timothy Kilbourn. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Marjorie Fuller HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS Don Rose, President James Phillips, Vice-President Keatha Graham, Treasurer Sharon Fraser, Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Nancy Sayers, President Richard Greene, Vice-President Karen Mazurowski, Secretary Pearl Scott, Treasurer Randall Bowen, President Irene Wood, Secretary FRESHMEN CLASS Terry Wiliamson, Vice-President Richard Rose, Treasurer SEVENTH grade First row: Connie Peck, Susan Hooper, Helen Swem, Margaret Hunter, Linda Earl, Carol Cleveland. Second row: Eileen Scanlon, Yvonne Manchester, Barbara Gabriel, Violet Ellis, Thomas Best, Oliver LaFave. Third row: Donald Berckley, Douglas Grigg, Thomas Disotell, David Lewis, Richard Ripley, Donald Phillips, Neil Seils, Dale Weaver. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Thelma Shinnick AWARDS Once again this year a number of awards were made to students who excelled in various competitions. Among these were the following: YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD: Kay Ripley HOMEMAKER OF THE FUTURE AWARD: Norma Luther SCHOLASTIC KEY ART AWARD: Dale Miller ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS band STUDENT COUNCIL mixed chorus GIRLS’ CHORUS The MUSIC DEPARTMENT is under the able direction of Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence, who «s cnarge of all choral groups, and Mr. John Gannon, under whose baton all instrumental groups perform. dance ensemble JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gerald Humes Matthew Norris Seated: Barbara Manchester, Donald Rose, Gerald Humes, Murray Collette, Nancy Sayers; Standing: Mr. Marcel LeBlanc, Miss S. Elizabeth Jones, Mr. Robert McSweeny, Faculty Advisors. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS PIRATES LOG STAFF Seated: Suzanne Luther, Murray Collette, Kay Ripley, Ellen Jenack; standing: Mr, Marcel LeBlanc, Faculty Advisor, David Atkinson, Gerald Humes, Matthew Norris. HONORARY STAFF MEMBERS ADMIRALS: Mr. Neil St. Andrews, Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. Mr. Verne A. Wicks, Harrisville, New York Tobin Packing Company, Rochester Division S. Elizabeth Jones, Harrisville Central School Faculty CAPTAINS: United Bank of Edwards, Harrisville, and Star Lake Sears Oil Company, Inc. CREWMEN: Harrisville Dairy; Carthage Gas Company; Dooley’s Drug Store; A. E. Gal- ster and Sons; Schmitt Television Sales; Richards and Donohue, Inc; Lyle Rumble; John R. Rouse Construction Company; Hirschey Motor Sales; Watertown Coca Cola Bottling Company; Black River Paper Company; Ruddell Business Machines; Black River Oil Company, Inc.; Dunlop Funeral Home; Burgess Insurance; Cahill’s Sporting Goods Store; Watertown National Bank, Lowville Office; Roswell Cring Market; Harrisville Funeral Home; Billie Bowen; Alice Gazin. The regular staff wishes to thank all of the above concerns and individuals for their moral and material help. The crew also wishes to thank the art students and their teacher, Mrs. 'Williamson, for their contribution to the book. SOCCER Kneeling: Carl Ripley, Edward Waugh, Richard Greene, Morris Hart, Leon Graham. First row standing: Coach Robert Lang, Wesley Parow, Joseph Ritz, Bruce Clary, John Waugh, David LaPlatney, Murray Collette, Robert Ford. Back row: Lee Clary, David Collette, Douglas Quackenbush, Richard LaPlatney, Elton Wood, Terry Kilboum, David Atkinson. SCORES HARRISVILLE OPPONENTS 4 Russell 2 6 Clifton-Fine 0 6 Colton 2 4 Edwards 1 5 Russell 2 4 Clifton-Fine 0 2 Colton 0 0 Edwards 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: David Collette, Gerald Humes, Elton Wood, David Atkinson, Captain, Murray Collette. Standing: Coach Robert Lang, Morris Hart, Doran Kitts, Richard LaPlatney, Douglas Quackenbush, John Waugh, Lee Clary, Manager. RESULTS HARRISVILLE OPPONENTS SCORERS 48 Lowville 62 49 Parishville 56 44 Augustinian 46 43 Edwards 54 57 Clifton-Fine 38 34 Lowville 70 84 Russell 45 56 Glenfield 59 62 Colton 57 46 Parishville 37 47 , Edwards 71 41 Clifton-Fine 42 48 Glenfield 58 67 Russell 51 53 Colton 46 FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Edwards 10-0 Harrisville 6-4 Clifton-Fine 5-5 Parishville 5-5 Colton 3-7 Russell 1-9 SECTION III PLAYOFFS Semi-finals Harrisville 45 Madrid-Waddington 62 David Atkinson 269 David Collette 155 Murray Collette 39 Morris Hart 25 Gerald Humes 175 Doran Kitts 15 Richard LaPlatney 12 Douglas Quackenbush John Waugh 5 Elton Wood 95 Gordie Wood 69 TOTAL 359 LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Semi-finals Harrisville 41 Parishville 51 non-league JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Kneeling: John Tehonica, Randall Bowen, Terry Kilbourn, Joseph Ritz, Carl Ripley. Standing: Coach Loyal Canning, Richard Dundon, Rodney Grigg, Bruce Clary, Edward Waugh, Louis Ritz, Richard Ripley RESULTS SCORERS HARRISVILLE OPPONENTS Randy Bowen 11 Bruce Clary 1 38 Parishville 16 Milton Hart 1 28 Edwards 17 Clayton Ingrahm 17 26 Clifton-Fine 31 FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Terry Kilbourn 118 40 Russell 26 Carl Ripley 63 48 Colton 55 Clifton-Fine 10-0 Joe Ritz 82 37 Parishville 27 Harrisville 6-4 John Tehonica 7 41 Edwards 40 Colton 6-4 Terry Williamson 73 34 Clifton-Fine 37 Edwards 4—6 Bruce Dusharm 2 44 Russell 31 Parishville 4-6 Robert Ford 4 37 Colton 40 Russell 0-10 Richard Greene 2 Morris Hart 5 JUNIOR VARSITY SECOND PLACE PLAYOFF Doran Kitts 10 17 Lowville 21 Harrisville 43 David LaPlatney 6 20 Augustinian 28 Colton 37 Richard LaPlatney 33 31 Lowville 43 Douglas Quackenbush 21 29 Glenfield 33 PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP Leland Ryan 8 45 Glenfield 26 Harrisville 43 John Waugh 23 Clifton-Fine 41 Elton Wood 13 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS OFFICE Miss Dorothy Hickey CAFETERIA Mrs. Helen Frank Mrs. Ann Crimmins JANITORS Mr. Everett Powers Mr. Lyman Humes GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Mary LaDuc, Dental Hygienist Miss Mildred Mannigan, Third Mrs. Margaret Scanlon, Kindergarten Dr. Milton Boyden, Supervising Principal Miss Lois Killingbeck, Kindergarten Mrs. Bernadette Rice, Second Mrs. Helen Clarke, First Mrs. Ereel Gray, Third Mrs. Alberta Brice, Fourth Mrs. Jennie Wood, Fourth Mrs. Jane Scott, First Mr. John Clark, Sixth Mrs. Marlene Clark, Fifth Mrs. Berta Langs, Sixth Mr. Loyal Canning, Fifth Mrs. Marion Hathway, Second PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler, President Mr. Marcel LeBlanc, Vice-President Mrs. Milton Boyden, Secretary Mrs. Roswell Cring, Treasurer SIXTH GRADE First row: Keith Young, Jerry Pike, Drew VanWyck, Orly Jackson, Bill Pierce, Larry Davie, Bill Tehonica, Second row: Arlene Manchester, Laura Ripley, Connie Scott, Cherry LaVancha, Dorothy Disotell, Charlotte Ogrodnik, Enza Clarke, Beverly Wicks, Helen Ritz. Third row: Alfred Moroughan, Larry Martin, John Hathway, Gregg Wheeler, Anne Irish, Samuel Benson, David Cahill, Ruth Shaw, Beverly Koster, Carolyn Atkinson, Thomas Hooley. Homeroom teacher: Mr. John Clark SIXTH GRADE First row: Robert LaPlatney, Donald Valentine, Roderick Parow, Gregory VanWyck, William Atkinson, John Pierce. Second row: Joanne Gibbs, Martha Ripley, Georgia Norris, Cheryl McEathron, Beverly Moore, Judy Fenton, Joyce Jackson, Joan Hunter, Trinda Hirschey, Constance LaFave. Third row: Flora Seils, Juanita Whitney, Patricia Scanlon, Diane Draper, Ronald Jackson, Susan LaVancha, William Soukey, Joyce Wood, Joanne Bango, Dian Chartrand. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Berta Langs FIFTH GRADE First row: Michael Lancor, Jon Ripley, Matthew McIntosh, Angus Fraser, LeRoy Jackson, James Manchester. Second row: Nancy Gibbs, Patricia Ritz, Julia Dibble, Christine Naccari, Isabel Berckley, Norma Camidge, Gloria Ann Young, Mavis Hart. Third row: Bernice Sullivan, Mark St.Peter, Eileen Rice, Ellen Dundon, William Mealus, Vivian Baker, Sharon Mantle, Robert LaParr, Harriet Clark, Larry Seymour. Homeroom teacher: Mr. Loyal Canning FIFTH GRADE First row: Richard Sweet, William Dibble, Gary Dickinson, Michael Atkinson, Dean Moore, Jack McIntosh, Frederick Lincoln, David Rose. Second row: Gladys Graham, Linda Phelps, Cynthia Fuller, Wanda Hill, Grace Pierce, Marie Chartrand, Beth Jackson, Katherine Burgess. Third row: Dan Burke, Roger LaPlatney, Constance Waugh, Armand Graves, Linda Davis, John Scanlon, Pearl Ellis, Linda St. Lawrence, Michael Rose, Betsy Kilbourn. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Marlene Clark FOURTH GRADE First row: Kenneth Graves, Marcia Weaver, Marlene Hooley, Donna Baker, Lucille Collier, Linda LaPlatney, John Phillips, .Suzanne Gibbs, Ralph Wicks, Donald Jackson. Second row: Sandra Mantle, Beverly Sweet, Patrick Reed, Evelyn Miller, Barbara Rose, Melvin Lincoln, Catherine. Dobson, Elmer LaCross, Linda Smith, Lawrence LaParr, Robert LaDuc, Barbara Camidge, Bertha Seils, Philip Hathway. Third row: Darrell McEathron, Howard Graham, Eugene Cring, Suzanne Benson, Gene Mealus, Stephen Strauf, Paula Chamberlain, Keitha Lake, James Scanlon. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Alberta Brice FOURTH GRADE m n m I m . f h , w ■■■■■ ■■■ . ft ' 1 r' SI £ J 1 Jl £ «I  c I f • - C ■ 1 ! t £ t d 0 First row: Marcia Gonio, Kathryn Baker, Rhonda Ray, Philip Schmitt, Daniel Casciaro, Mary LaParr, Linda Burke, Cheryl Scott. Second row: Danny Lancor, Darlene Baker, Thomas Chartrand, Bruce St. Lawrence, Floyd Disotell, Bradley Farr, Roger LaFave, Jeffrey Hirschey, David Cring, August Naccari, Marie McCarthy, John LaDuc, Norris Grigg, Milton Luther. Third row: Wayne Jackson, Bruce Hotaling, Linda LaVancha, Norma Harris, Terina Cahill, Linda Cooper, Nelson Soukey, Joseph McIntosh. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Jennie Wood THIRD GRADE First row: Frederick Jenack, John Hooper, Dennis Rose, Edward Baker, Robert Durham, Albert Burgess, John LaTray, Harold Ford. Second row: Charlotte Gibbs, Brenda Hooper, Jane Mealus, Joanne Stevens, Kathleen Weekes, Elaine Hotaling, Penny LaVancha, Patricia Ogrodnik, Pauline Sullivan. Third row: Mary Lincoln, Barbara Dickinson, Mary Lou Cassidy, Gail Scanlon, Betty McDonald, Billie Jane Smith, Cathy Best, Margaret Wood, Carol Lancor, Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Ercel Gray THIRD GRADE First row: Bruce Miller, Frank DeHart, Frederick Rose, Donald Martin, Charles Young, David Parow. Second row: Georgia Burgess, Donna Hooper, Deborah Reed, Martha Hooper, Kay Farney, Carol Valentine, Janice VanWyck, Rose Marie Sullivan. Third row: Sally Dobson, Janet McDonald, Betty Cowles, David Chamberlain, Christopher Lea, Leroy LaVancha, Peter Atkinson, Elmer Slate, Brenda Jones. Homeroom teacher: Miss Mildred Mannigan SECONDGRADE First row: George Hunter, Allan Bowen, Gary St. Lawrence, William Jenack, William Seils, Donald Lancor, Robert Peck, Frederick Chartrand. Second row: Shirley Tehonica, Suzanne LaDuc, Joan Jackson, Carol Manchester, Carol Wheeler, Donna Ritz, Kathy Atkinson, Nora Luther, Marie Dibble, Peggy Macagg, Cheryl Cring. Third row: Ranald Luther, Henry LaVancha, Mary Hickey, Mary Jane LaPlatney, Gary Mealus, Dorothy Blanchard, Nathan Benson, Allan Bango, Floyd LaVancha, Lawrence Phillips, John Geer, Marcia Coffie. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Marion Hathway SECOND GRADE First row: Joseph LaDuc, Thomas Ritz, Dennis Manchester, Donn Bassette, Danny Chamberlain, Lloyd LaVancha, Daniel Baker, Hiram Harris, Michael St. Peter. Second row: Loretta Jackson, Evelyn Lincoln, Nancy Cowles, Elaine Smith, Debra Cring, Mona Hall, Cindy Moore, Catherine Johnston, Gloria Jackson. Third row: John Dickinson, Sandra Luther, James Hunter, Sherry Atkinson, Patricia Lewis, Francis Hoffman, Francis LaPlante, Deborah Wicks, Ida Scanlon, Lucille Manchester, Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Bernadette Rice FIRST GRADE First row: Kerry Michael Baker, Joseph Dundon, Steven Lancor, Thomas Bond, Bruce Bango, Thomas Hunter, L. D. Graham, Bryan Miller, Lloyd Ogrodnik. Second row: Debra Hunter, Delilah Coffie, Peggy Arnold, Dorothy McDonald, Susan Brothers, Trudy Ripley, Pamela Reed, Jackie Bacon. Third row: Nathan Wicks, Jane LaPlatney, Vickie Lake, Christina Carvell, Joyce Luther, Mary Ellen Scanlon, Christine Southworth, Nancy Dobson, Bonnie Vrooman, Jerry McIntosh. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Helen Clarke FIRST GRADE First row: Larry Jackson, James Hunter, Milton Cowles, Roderick Moore, Robert Bechler, Gregory Richer, Melford Lincoln, Paul Jackson. Second row: Jill McIntosh, Suzanne Hirschey, Monica Petrie, Sharon Fuller, Janet Lancor, Dorothy Macagg, Shirley LayBoult, Ruth Peck. Third row: Byron Hooper, Vickie Hendrick, Wendy Kilbourn, Hubert Scanlon, David Dooley, Marshall Schmitt, Stephen Chartrand, Kathie Baker, Linda Whitford, Brenda LaParr. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Jane Scott KINDERGARTEN First row: Kevin Bowen, Joseph Beaudin, Patrick Dickinson, Charles Smith, Richard Atkinson, James Mashau, James Bacon, Larry Coffie. Second row: Robert Jackson, Lela Simmons, Cathy Lancor, Wanda Ripley, Michele Vallencour, Doris Burr, Mary Disotell, Edward West, Amy Bango. Third row: Celia Slate, Kathie Cleveland, Bridget Smith, Daniel LaRose, Danny Farney, Lionel Guiles, Ceylon Patchin, Dale Best, Jeffrey Whitford, Robert West. Homeroom teacher: Miss Lois Killingbeck KINDERGARTEN First row: Charles LayBoult, James Seymour, Michael LaPlatney, Keith Moore, Frank Solon, Frank Boyden. Second row: Nila Seils, Penny Atkinson, Gail Best, Patsy Blanchard, Elaine LaParr, Cindy McEathron, Linda Burr, Dora Luther. Third row: Bonnie Rickett, Robert Johnston, Eugene Finley, Michael Dooley, Tom Irish, Michael Backus, Alice Strauf, Stanley Southworth, Mark Cring. Homeroom teacher: Mrs. Margaret Scanlon SIXTH GRADE CHORUS GRADE SCHOOL BAND OFFGUARD! BATON TWIRLERS OFFICE Mrs. Pearl Blundon CAFETERIA Mrs. Etta Cring Mrs. Blanche Valentine Mrs. Marcella Hooper JANITORS Mr. Harlow Luther Mr. Wilfred Fenton