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

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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.

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N H S Front row: (left to right) Helen Ritz, Eileen Scanlon. Second row: Joyce Jackson, Wayne Woodward, Dian Chartrand, Joanne Bango. Mr. Marcel LeBlanc (not pictured), adviser. LUKE BINHHRTE CH. As can be seen in the above photograph, members of the Lake Bonaparte Chapter of the National Honor Society are awarded a blazer which each mem- ber proudly wears on Friday of each week, a day officially designated as National Honor Society Day at Harrisville Central School. The membership of the Society is expected to increase when new members are tapped in the Spring. To be tapped a Sophomore must maintain an average of 88 or better in one more than half of the quarters he has been in attendance and meet additional requirements of character, leadership, and service to the school. Juniors and Seniors, on the other hand, must maintain an average of 85 or better. A look at the 1953-1963 decade of the National Honor Society at Harrisville. The Society was founded in the Fall of 1953- Mr LeBlanc has served as its sponsor since its inception. The roll of Graduate Members of the local chapter includes the following: 1953- 54: 1954- 55; 1955- 56: 1956- 57: Charles Shaw and Carolyn Carvell Arlene Luther, Betty Lou McDonald, Duane Wicks, Carolyn Bradish, Patricia Gabriel, Paul Jenack, Hila Miller. Nancy Collette and Betty Lou Wicks. Mary LaRoue, Linda Ripley, Barbara Cole, Marjorie Durham, Sheila Scott, Barbara Wicks, Anne Williamson. Don Hathway, Richard Wood, Helen Weekes, Robert Ogrodnik. Gerald Humes and Murray Collette. 1959-60: Donald Rose. Barbara Manchester. 1961-62: Edward Waugh, Rodney Grigg and Bonnie Ritz.