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

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SALLY VALENTINE Latin-Math-Scienee Everett Valentine Band 1-2 Class President 2-3- - Girls Chorus 1-2-3- - Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- - SC Representative 1 Yearbook Staff EDWARD WAUGH Math-Science Doran Waugh Band 1-2-3- - Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3- - Mixed Chorus 1-2 Honor Society 2-3- - NHS Treasurer 3- - Soccer 1-2-3- - SC Representative 1-2 Yearbook Staff SALUTATORIAN Terrance Williamson TERRANCE WILLIAMSON Math-Science Clyde Williamson Band 1-2-3- + Baseball 1-2-3- + Basketball 1-2-3- + Class Vice-President 2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- + Honor Society 2-3- + Soccer 1-2-3- + Yearbook Staff IRENE WOOD Commercial-Homemaking Lawrence Wood Cheerleading 1-2-3- + Class Secretary 1 Girls Chorus 1-2-3- + Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- + SC Representative 1 Yearbook Staff VALEDICTORIAN Edward Waugh Regents Scholarship Winner Francis LaRoue Regents Scholarship Winner

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JOSEPH RITZ Latin Wilfred Ritz Band 1-2-3-L Baseball 1-2-3- + Basketball 1-2-3- + Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- + Soccer 1-2-3- + RICHARD ROSE Latin-Math Stanley Rose Band 1-2-3- + Class Treasurer 1-2-3- + Mixed Chorus 1-2 Honor Society 2-3- + NHS Secretary 3- + SC Treasurer 3 Wrestling + CONNIE ROWE Commercial-Homemaking Mrs. Helen Rowe Girls Chorus + LINDA SHAW Homemaking Clifford Shaw Activity Treasurer: Glass Dental Fund + Girls Chorus + Mixed Chorus 1 Oratorical Contest 3 Yearbook Staff VIRGINIA SMITH Commercial-Homemaking George Smith Band 1-2-3- + Cheerleading 1-2-3 Girls Chorus 1-2-3- + Majorette 2-3 Mixed Chorus 2-3- + Class Secretary + SC Secretary 2 SC Representative + Yearbook Staff HELEN SULUVAN Commercial-Homemaking Guy Sullivan Cheerleading 1-2-3- + Girls Chorus 1-2-3- + SC Representative 2-3 SC Treasurer +

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Senior Class Will To ROBERT BETRUS, to be exact, goes RANDY BOWEN'S love to act. To DOUGIAS CIARKE, so he can win at the fair, BRUCE CLARY leaves his green thumb rare. LARRY GAINES, sports car addict, gives to JIMMY HILL his shift automatic. GARTH IAPARR, salesman fair, leaves to LINDA GREENE his sales pitch rare. To ROBERT RITZ, citizen alert, goes FRANCIS LAROUE'S campaign shirt. To POLLY JENACK, without alarming, goes JUDY MEAUJS' love of farming. To SANDY INGRAHAM, a Junior miss, goes GINNY SMITH'S hope of marital bliss. To LINDA MEALUS, student rare, goes SALLY'S VALENTINE'S leadership flair. To PETER BENSON, heretofore, EDDIE WAUGH bequeaths his credit card to his s stor© To RODNEY GRIGG, just for a kick, goes TERRY WILLIAMSON'S hockey stick. To EUGENE COLLIER, without redress, goes TERRY KILBOURN'S debonaire dress. To RICHARD DUNDON, as the class money mounts, goes RICHARD ROSE'S ability to count. To BEVERLY LACROSS, as a dream, goes JANE HOOPER'S personality serene. To GARLAND BERCKLEY, gadzooks, goes CURTIS HLAD'S good looks. To LOUIS RITZ goes SHARON GRIFFITH'S motto, I always get pa's auto. To MARGARET CLARK, without debating, goes JACK LAPLATNEY'S high scholastic rating. To ALLEN WEAVER, to show it pays, goes JOSEPH RITZ'S quiet ways. To JOYCE GIBBS, so she can marry with a plan, goes HELEN SULLIVAN'S ability to get a man. To MILTON JACKSON, keep your eraser handy, goes CARL RIPLEY'S typing dandy. To JERRY CARVELL, an astute lad, goes CONNIE ROWE'S saying, Teachers aren't all bad. To BONNIE RITZ, a fine proposition, goes LINDA SHAW'S ability to write compositions. To VERONICA NACCARI, for a caper, goes IRENE WOOD'S love to type term papers.