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

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qSSSWSJR tvmm ... It is with great pleasure that this edition of the PIRATES LOG is dedicated to Mrs. Virginia St. Lawrence, head of the Vocal Music Department. Mrs. St. Lawrence is a graduate of SUC, Potsdam, where she was awarded her B. S. and M. S. in Music Education. She has been a member of the Harrisville Central School Faculty since 1953 During this time she has directed the Junior High, Girls', and Mixed Choruses. She has also initiated a Tri Triple Trio and a Boys' Quartet. Every year Mrs. St. Lawrence keeps a busy schedule. The Mixed Chorus stages an annual musical play. At her annual Spring Concert, she shows all interested persons what her groups have accomplished during the year. Each Spring at the Northern New York State Music Association Festival, Mrs. St. Lawrence enters in competition at least one and sometimes both her high school groups. Their record over the years shows that she is a very able musical director. Her activities are not confined to the upper grades. She directs a sixth grade chorus and operettas in addition to music classes for grades k-8. She has a Reputation for being willing to help classes in any way she can. She has chaperoned many class and school activities. Because of her experience directing high school productions she is often called upon to assist with the senior play or Drama Club productions. The staff of the 1964- PIRATES LOG wishes Mrs. St. Lawrence the best of luck in all her future endeavors.

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t row: (left to right) Jay Seymour, Lance Atkinson, Delbert Edwards, a+°ven Martin, Jeffrey Wood, John Shrewsberry, Larry Butts, Stewart Hooley r ™re Clark, David Swem, Steven Bancroft, Kelly Buckingham. Q°nnd row: Beatrice Ezro, Elizabeth Kaminski, Sheila Scanlon, Donalee vr noman Nancy Mealus, Nancy La Due, Shirley Swem, Elizabeth Hooley, Sheree nnvison' Patricia Lay Boult, Kellie Ingraham, Margaret Davison, rphird row: David Geer, Eula Whitney, Shelly Smith, Jo Ann Camidge, Kathy Hoover Kelly Dundon, Jo Ann Shampine, Karen Coffie, Patricia Chartrand, Vallev’Fraser, Christine Ford, Catherine Ford, Bruce Weaver, fourth row: Gordon Grigg, Larry Jessmer, Michael La Parr, Stephen Pike, Charles Denesha, Jamie Rose, Robert Casler, Gary La Siege, Herbert Bell, Maynard Mashaw, Ricky Chartrand, Terry Irish, John Westcott (seated). Teachers: Miss Lois Killingbeck and Mrs. Margaret Scanlon KINIERCRRTEN 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.