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

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Front row: (left to right) Eugene Cring, manager, Coach George MacDonald. Second row: Linda Burke, Bruce St. Lawrence, Daniel Lancor, Marcia Weaver. Third row: Evelyn Miller, Gary Dickinson, Rod Fraser, Thomas Chartrand, Marie Chartrand. Fourth row: Marcia Gonio, Howard Graham, Norris Grigg, John LaDuc, James Scanlon, Paula Chamberlain. Fifth row: Linda Smith, John Pierce, Pete Scanlon, Roger LaPlatney , Gene Mealus, James Manchester, Suzanne Benson. HARRISVILLE OPPONENTS 52 Augustinian 25 58 Parishville 29 24 Edwards 19 22 Clifton-Fine 57 25 Knox Memorial 44 54 Beaver River 26 54 Augustinian 26 56 Parishville 25 51 Colton 46 20 Edwards 40 55 Clifton-Fine 62 15 Knox Memorial 49 29 Colton 42 54 Beaver River 57 4u9 555 No league standing was kept this year. The best single point output by Harrisville was registered against Beaver River by Pete Scanlon with twenty- three points. The team won six of its first eight games but lost its last six for a season record of six wins and eight losses. PLAYER POINTS Tom Chartrand 6 Gary Dickinson 15 Rod Fraser 19 Howard Graham 22 Norris Grigg 2 John LaDuc 42 Danny Lane or 1 Roger LaPlatney 2 Jim Manchester 52 Bruce St. Lawrence 2 Jim Scanlon 91 Pete Scanlon 175 Total 409 A look at the 1955-1965 Varsity Basketball decade at Harrisville. Our Varsity Basketball teams finished in sole possession of first place ? the Oswegatchie Valley League in 1956-57 and again in 1960-61. They aared first place with Clifton-Fine in 1961-62. The best league record iqcnrec0I ded in 1956-57 when we won ten games and lost none. In both 19SR 311(1 1961-62 our record stood at nine wins and a single loss. The 1961c aSSregation scored 1129 points in regular season play while in r . 62 the boys scored an even one thousand points. The 99 point total the h ered against Colton in 1956-57 is the highest single game total of nam r-ecade. We were playoff champions in three of the ten years involved, eiy in 1956-57, 1960-61, and again in 1962-65.

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Ilf RESTLINE Front row: (left to right) Tom Hooley, Dave Cring, Darrell McEathron, Bill Ingraham, Durwood Bates, Pat Reed, manager. Second row: Jeff Hirschey, Dean Moore, Duane Manchester, Dean Clary, Jack McIntosh, Robert LaDuc. Mr. Lloyd Dashnaw (not pictured), coach. Match results: Norwood-Norfolk, 13-36 and 0-58; Parishville, 15-4-1 and 5-38; Heuvelton, 13-39 and 8-50; Hermon-DeKalb, 0-58 and forfeit. Hermon- DeKalb finished with a 7-0-1 record; Heuvelton, 6-1-1; Norwood-Norfolk, 4 4 0; Parishville, 2-6-0; Harrisville, 0-8-0. SICCER front row: (left- to right) Coach Donald Rabeor, Richard Sweet, Danny Lancor, Robert LaDuc, Mike Lancor, Pat Reed, David Cring. Second row: John LaDuc, Jeff Hirschey, Jon Betrus, Larry Ritz, Gary Dickinson, Thomas Chartrand, Bruce St. Lawrence. Third row: Jerry Pike, Drew Van Wyck, Rod Larow, Duane Manchester, Ken Chartrand, Jim Scanlon, Clifford Deamer, fourth row: Mike Atkinson, Jim Manchester, Tim Kilbourn, Larry Martin, Dan urke, Larry Seymour, Larry Atkinson, - ifth row: Gene Mealus, Greg heeler, John Hathway, Sam Benson, Ben Hunter, Bill Mealus, Gary Atkinson. Knox-Memorial, 2-1 and 0-3 Knox Memorial, 7-1-0 ifton-Pine, 2-1 and 1-0 Harrisville, 6-2-0 r rds» 4-0 and 2-1 Colton, 5-3-0 iton, 2-1 and 1-2 Edwards, 3-5-0 Clifton-Fine, 0-8-0 Da -R D110 and Larry Ritz scored three points each while Larry Martin and Gar tv'1 '®-each scored two. Scoring one point each were Larry Atkinson, y Dickinson, Jim Manchester, and Jim Scanlon.

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?nrsiTY • Front row: (left to right) Helen Ritz, Phil Hathway, manager, Jerry Pike, Drew Van Wyck, Coach John Hagan, Trinda Hirschey. Second row: Pat Ritz, Dan Burke, Bill Mealus, Ken Chartrand, Ellen Dundon. Third row: Eileen Rice, Larry Martin, Ben Hunter, Sam Benson, Dave Cahill, Linda St. Lawrence. Fourth row: Connie Waugh, Phil Smith, John Chamberlain, Larry Atkinson, John Hathway, Greg Wheeler, Linda Fraser. HARRISVILLE OPPONENTS PLAYER POINTS 50 ‘Augustinian 52 93 Parishville 47 72 Edwards 40 39 Clifton-Fine 68 61 Knox Memorial 74 51 •Beaver River 54 55 •Heuvelton 58 4-8 •St. Regis F. 41 57 •Augustinian 49 80 Parishville 53 55 Colton 59 61 Edwards 66 40 Clifton-Fine 65 48 Knox Memorial 62 62 Colton 55 71 •Beaver River 80 537 TOTALS 553 non-league contest LEAGUE STANDING Knox Memorial 10-0 Clifton-Fine 8-2 Colton 5-5 Harrisville 4—6 Edwards 2-8 Parishville 1-9 LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Clifton-Fine 62 Harrisville 56 Knox Memorial 58 Colton 50 Consolation Harrisville 61 Colton 58 Championship Knox Memorial 53 Clifton-Fine 50 (regular season sc oring) Larry Atkinson 46 Sam Benson 119 Dave Cahill 6 John Chamberlain 246 Ken Chartrand 8 John Hathway 9 Ben Hunter 91 Larry Martin 209 Bill Mealus 164 Jerry Pike 29 Phil Smith 4 Greg Wheeler 12 Total 943 SECTIONALS, CLASS C Knox Memorial 92 Parishville 64 LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM Robert Snider, Clifton-Fine «John Chamberlain, Harrisville william Riehl, Colton 'fax7 Bushaw, Knox Memorial avid Bice, Knox Memorial Knox Memorial 55 Clifton-Fine 50 Harrisville 65 Colton 62 Championship Game Knox Memorial 63 Harrisville 50 The league's top scorer was David Conklin with 232. David is from Parishville. Chamberlain with 153 and Martin with 14-9 were seventh and eighth.