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

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SENIOR class will Senior Class, being of sound mind, is proud to bequeath its prized pos- sessions and accomplishments to members of the other three classes. RIPLEY wills her ability to go steady with one boy and still go out with another to PEARL SCOTT. CARL CLARK is the proud receiver of JAMES PHILLIPS» flat top. k-FATHA GRAHAM leaves some of her cheerleading ability to SANDRA VALENTINE so K that she may be a regular cheerleader next year. WESLEY PAROW bequeaths his knack of hitting snowbanks to DIANNE KOSTER. maMrY SAYERS is the recipient of a complete set of perfectly translated Cicero speeches, compiled by DOUGLAS QUACKENBUSH. JUDY BRADISH favorably disposes of her talkativeness to DORA RYAN. Because of a contemplated diet, JAMES WRAY wishes that TERRY KILBOURN may re- ceive his next year’s lunch ticket. MALEN LaCROSS bestows upon GARLAND BERCKLEY his oil painting technique. PETER BLANCHARD wills his scientific brain to BARBARA MANCHESTER to be used to its fullest extent. JOHN NACCARI bestows upon FRANCIS ROUNDS his fortunate characteristic that not all girls can get their arms around him. Upon being asked, SHARON FRASER will whisper her secret of winning queen elections to KAREN MAZUROWSKI. RICHARD BEST, to SHARON WEAVER, his typing dexterity. DAVID COLLETTE wishes that he could present to GARY WILLIAMS his goatee, but he can’t because it’s real. MARIE NACCARI is the proud receiver of ARLENE PHILLIPS’ left-handed flat iron and carving knife. ARTHUR MOROUGHAN yields his ability to be at all Senior Class activities to JUDY LaVANCHA. DAVID LaPLATNEY leaves to STANLEY OGRODNIK his red sweater, to be added to his collection. THOMAS BETRUS endows upon Curtiss Hlad some of his nimbleness in playing bas- ketball. KAY HOOLEY bequeaths her new hair-do to CONNIE BEST. MARCIA HOOLEY’s immediate love for the dark can be owned, but not shared, by JOE RITZ. ELTON WOOD hopes that any future basketeer may not have the unfortunate ex- ' perience of doing fifty laps around the gymnasium. CAROL SWEET wills her knack of retaining a steady to MARY ALICE FRANK. STEVEN RIPLEY resentfully leaves his Toni hair-set to JOHN WAUGH. MICHAEL EARL hopes that LARRY GAINES will acquire some of his quiet personal- ity so that he may get and keep a girl. Everyone hopse that RICHARD BASSETTE will possess some of the skill that MORRIS HART now has in handling a car. CHARLOTTE JACKSON gives to KATHLEEN MERRITT one of her name-embroidered blouses. SHARON RITZ favorably disposes of her nickname of Lizzie (acquired from Mr. McSweeny) to BARBARA WILLIAMS. DONALD ROSE leaves some of his ability (a gift of last year’s class) to solve math problems to LESLIE PIKE. The SENIOR CLASS hopes that LORRAINE LaCROSS may be as successful as PATRICIA LESPERANCE in talking her father into allowing her to drive the family car.

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ELTON L. WOOD Shop Basketball 1-2-3-4 Chorus- Mixed 1-2 Soccer 3-4 Yearbook - Art Staff 2-3 JAMES W. WRAY, JR. Shop Audio-Visual 1-2-3-4 Basketball Manager 4 CAROL J. SWEET Homemaking-Business Audio-Visual 1-2 Chorus- Girls» 1-2-3-4 Mixed 1-2 % ■V DONALD K. ROSE Latin-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4 Declamation 2-3-4 Pep Band 4 Class Offices- President 3 Student Council- Treasurer 3 Yearbook 4 Homeroom teacher and chief adviser: Mr. Robert B. McSweeny Assistant advisers: Mr. Robert Lang and Mr. Marcel LeBlanc REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Unfortunately, there were no winners of Regents Scholarships this year. Two Seniors, however, have placed as alternates and stand an outside chance of benifiting from such grants if a sufficient number of the original winners fail to avail themselves of their scholarships. Donald Rose, competing with St. Lawrence County Seniors is listed as twelfth alternate. Nine of the win- ners won engineering scholarships in addition to the regular Regents Scholar- ship. They must accept but one of these. Douglas Quackenbush, as a resident of Lewis County competed with students from this county. He placed sixth among the alternates. There is also a possibility that he may yet receive a scholarship if, again, a number of the original members do not choose to make use of their grant. Once again the staff and its faculty adviser wish to remind all students that the best time to start thinking in terms of scholarships and advanced schooling is way back in the ninth grade. This is especially true now since competition is expected to be keener with each succeeding year.

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SENIOR LOW DOWN FAVORITE DISH PET SAYING AMBITION Dick Best Spaghetti Goin’ home. Carpenter Dude Betrus Quail Censoredl Podiatrist Pete Blanchard Spaghetti Makes no difference to me. Undecided Jude Bradish Steak You sneak1 Marriage Nelson Collette Fried Chicken Ya never know. Graduate Homer Earl French Fries Get off my backI Graduate Nan Fraser Lobster I believe ya. Be my own boss Pete Graham French Fries and Steak Oh yeah? Secretary Georgie Hart Spaghetti Howdy. To live Kay Hooley Pizza Hot dog. WAVES Marsh Hooley Venison Steak Lordyl Work Jack Jackson Spaghetti Kill it before it spreads. Marriage Jackson LaCross Steak Hold 'er, LukeI California Dave LaPlatney Steak I knew it. To be a success Pat Lesperanee Ham Pickles I Warmer climate Porky Moroughan Fish fry What ’da? Army Johnny Naccari Spaghetti Who rattled your cage? College Maynard Parow Spaghetti Howdy. Mechanic Lene Phillips Spaghetti Drastic situation. Housewife Jim Phillips Fried Chicken How’s that again? Engineer Quack Quackenbush Steak How about that I Electronics engineer Audge Ripley Cube Steak I s’pose. Beautician Steve Ripley Mutton Steak Turn off the lightsl Businessman Lizzie Ritz Chicken He’s my kind of manI Beautician Don Rose Sirloin Steak If ya wanna call it that. My own lab Tweet Sweet Spaghetti I don’t care. Beautician Lanky Wood Spaghetti Man’. Mechanic Jim Wray Spaghetti You bet your boots. Mechanic Judging by the number of male spaghetti lovers, girls, if you want to land a husband, you had better learn how to cook this Italian delight.