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

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BEVERLY WICKS Homemaking Life is 10% what you make it and 90% how you take it. Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Triple Trio 2-3-4 JOYCE WOOD Commercial Life is one long giggle. Band 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2; Girls' Chorus 1-2; Senior Play. KEITH YOUNG Shop I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. Senior Play; Wrestling 1. HONOR STUDENTS Miss Joanne Bango, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bango, is valedictorian of the Class of 1965 During her four years at Harrisville Central, Joanne maintained an average of 93«45 She plans to enter New Paltz College of Education in September, where she will major in Art Education. Miss Bango is the winner of a State Regents Scholarship. Miss Dian Chartrand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chartrand, is the salutatorian, having maintained an average of 92.53 during her high school career. Dian will enter Albany College of Education in September. She plans a career in Business Education. Miss Helen Ritz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ritz, ranks third in her class with an average of 90.48. She will attend Career Academy in Washington in September. She plans a career in Medical Technology. Other honor students and their averages are: Miss Linda Fraser, 89.45; Miss Anne Irish, 87; Miss Joan Hunter 87; Miss Connie Scott, 86; Roderick Parow 85; Miss Trinda Hirschey 85« The staff of the PIRATES LOG wishes to extend its congratulations to these honor students. The knowledge which they take with them will bring meaning to their lives and earn for them a position of purpose in this complex world.

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FLORA SEILS Homemaking-Math Friendliness is one of her virtues. Band 1-2-3-4-• RUTH SHAW Homemaking Let a smile he your umbrella. Siris' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Pirates Log 4. DONALD VALENTINE Math-Science If at first you don't succeed, forget it! Band 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Senior Play; 3occer 2. DREW VAN WICK Never so handsome as oneself. Baseball 2-3; Basketball 2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; ifiixed Chorus Play 1-2-3-4; Boys' Quartet 3; Senior Play; Soccer 2-3-4; Basketball Manager 3-4; Pirates Log 4. GREGORY WHEELER Math-Science 'Knowledge is power, but a good bluffer beats anything. Athletic Fund Treasurer 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Band Vice-President 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class f sident 2; Class Vice-President 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2- p-4; Piratones 2-3-4; Senior Play; Soccer 1-2-3-4.

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SENIOR CLASS WILL qlASS OF 1965 wishes to make the following bequests: m DAVID PAROW for future mixed chorus productions, DREW VAN WYCK'S acting and singing talent. To DEAN MOORE, SAM BENSON'S irresistibility. To GENE CRING, GARY ATKINSON'S traps and rifle. To ROGER LaPLATNEY, DEAN CLARY'S driving ability. To CONNIE WAUGH, ANNE IRISH'S smiling countenance. To any JUNIOR who can fill her shoes, JOAN HUNTER'S office job. To next year's SENIOR CLASS TREASURER, ROD PAROW'S ability to count. To MARIE McCarthy, TRINDA HIRSCHEY'S phony red wig. To WANDA HILL, SUSAN LaVANCHA'S cook book. To BRUCE ST. LAWRENCE, CONNIE LaFAVE'S money collecting ability. To SUSAN ROSE who is bashful and shy, JOANNE GIBB'S ability to talk. To JIM MANCHESTER, ORLY JACKSON'S A.V. card. To NANCY GIBBS, ENZA CLARKE'S method for growing tall in hopes she can come up with something better. To LINDA PHELPS, GEORGIA NORRIS'S ability to keep quiet in English class. To CLARENCE HILL, ROBERT LaPLATNEY'S fabulous personality. To LARRY SEYMOUR, LARRY DAVIE'S ability to ski down the expert trail (without skis). To DAVID CRING, BEV KOSTER'S trumpet playing ability. To cousin BILL MEALUS, LARRY MARTIN'S toni haircut. To MISS HANNA, RUTH SHAW'S ability to finish a blouse in ten weeks. To GARY DICKINSON, JERRY PIKE'S basketball trunks with the hope that he can get them further than the bench next season. To EILEEN RICE, DIAN CHARTRAND'S NHS blazer if it isn't too big. To BEN HUNTER, BEV WICK'S willingness to give lessons on becoming a Future Farmer of America. To GLADYS GRAHAM, JOYCE WOOD'S auburn hair rinse, though she'll never need it. To anyone who may wish to get to school on time, TOM HOOLEY'S alarm clock. To PAT RITZ, HELEN RITZ'S ability to cheer with the fond hope that she can improve 99 and 44 100%. To CINDY FULLER, ARLENE MANCHESTER'S ability to talk in Mr. Gardner's study hall. To LEROY JACKSON, CAROLYN ATKINSON'S knack of getting along so well with teachers and her sweet attitude towards them. To BRUCE MILLER, DAVE CAHILL'S ability to play well in dance band and the advice that the best thing to do is go straight home after practice. To BOB LaDUC, JOANNE BANGO'S artistic ability and some other helpful things. To LINDA ST. LAWRENCE, LINDA FRASER'S boat and paddle for frequent trips up the river (Oswegatchie) so she won't be up the creek without a paddle. To DAN BURKE, CONNIE SCOTT'S ability to fall off a T-bar lift. To JIM SCANLON, KEN CHARTRAND'S ability to know all the town gossip. To GRACE PIERCE, JOHN HATHWAY'S gift of gab in P.O.D. to keep her in form. To GARY DICKINSON again, DUANE MANCHESTER'S unusual driving ability. To MARIE CHARTRAND, CHERYL McEATHRON'S sweet, quiet, smiling, gentle ways. To the further glory of the Class of 67» FLORA SEILS'S sister Bertha. To RICHARD SWEET, DIANE DRAPER'S head for business.