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

Text from Pages 1 - 67 of the 1966 volume:

YEARBOOK STAFF Since the beginning of recorded time, each day has been marked with an advancement in some field. Although the advancement might have seemed trivial and minor, it was, nevertheless, one step closer to the modern, affluent society of this decade. Man has grown, almost beyond comprehension, in his mental capabilities in reasoning and gaining knowledge. Learning has become a mechanical act performed by all schol- ars. The one major factor responsible for this is education. Education is the process of systematically training and teaching the minds of individuals. For every achievement- from the discovery of fire to the invention of the most complex spacecraft- education has been involved. The accumulation of knowledge through the milleniums has contributed to the present-day society which is unsurpassed by any other known civili- zation. If knowledge has produced the innumerable conveniences which we enjoy today, then let education continue its course. Susan Rose, co-editor-in-chief It is very difficult to fashion the specific expressions a student wishes to use in telling a teacher he appreciates and is thankful for that teacher's education and guidance. Throughout our school years, the members of this far-reaching profession have continued to lend their assistance and guidance in school work as well as other areas of our lives. Many consider teachers just another part of the school and getting an education. This is not true today as many of our teachers are also civic and religious leaders in our community. This again helps to further even more the welfare and opportunities for young people. As seniors, we feel we should express our gratitude to these educators who have helped us accomplish our utmost goal: preparation for future life. It is only fitting that we offer our thanks to them in this school publication. Since beauty is in simplicity: thank you. Linda Phelps, co-editor-in-chief Seated, left to right: Norris Grigg, Business Manager, Susan Rose and Linda Phelps, co-editors, Ben Hunter, Sports. Standing: Oheryl Scott, Elementary, Lucille Collier, Marie Chartrand, Senior Class, David Rose, Activities, Jim Connors, Photography, Bill Soukey, Art, Sharon Mantle, Marie McCarthy, Underclassmen, Ellen Dundon, Literary, Karen Ripley, Assistant'Editor, Grace Pierce. Absent: Bill Mealus, Sports, Bill Ingra- ham. Art_________________________________________________________________ DEDICATION Mr. and Mrs. Clifford The PIRATES LOG staff proudly dedicates this, the thirteenth edition, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clifford. Both have at all times displayed an active interest in school activities and have always shown themselves willing to co-operate with student functions. Because of their interest, patience, help and dedication to all phases of the teaching profession, we feel that Mr. and Mrs. Clifford are more than deserving of this honor. Mrs. Rita Clifford holds a Bachelor of Science degree in education from the University of Maine, where she majored in social studies. Mr. Clifford also has a Bachelor of Science degree from the same university, having majored in biology. Prior to their arrival in Harrisville in 1962, Mr. And Mrs. Clifford made their home in Maine, where Mr. Clifford taught at East Corinth Academy. Both are active in sports and enjoy such hobbies as hunting and fishing. Education in the last decade has been under intensive scrutiny and upheaval. Never before in the history of this country have so many social, economic and political forces affected a school. The population explosion, Sputnik, the expansion of knowledge and technol- ogy, the war on poverty and the battles of Viet Nam have exerted an impact upon all school systems. The federal government is for the first time pouring millions of dollars into local schools and the state, with matching funds, is reorganizing most local districts into large administrative units. It is difficult to predict the final trend but our immediate local changes include a broader curricu- lum, vocational and technical education for the students who are not college-bound with an intensive summer program in remedial reading, modern math and Head-Start for educationally underprivileged children. It has been a privilege to work with the outstanding 1966 senior class. The top six senior girls' averages are in the nineties and about sixty percent of the class are going on to higher education. I want to offer my congratula- tions to the yearbook staff and their advisor for their excellent publication. yi- ■ Supervising Principal Oarl Frederick Arthur Dooley Robert Hooper T. Edwin Rice Ripley, President Wheeler, Vice President Harold Seymour Lynn Graham Walter Vallencour, Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY Seated, left to right: Mrs. Rita Clifford, B.S. (U. of Maine), Social Studies Miss Nancy Terreson, B.A. (Moravian), English Mrs. Marjorie Fuller, B.S. (SUC, Potsdam), Social Studies and English Mrs. Shirley Dusharm, B.S. (SUC, Albany), Commercial Mrs. Thelma Shinnick, Junior High English Mrs. Avis Cring, B.A. (SUC, Albany), M. Ed. (St. Lawrence) Mathematics Standing: Bernard Shinnick, Junior High Arithmetic and Science John Gannon, B.S. (SUC, Potsdam), M. Ed. (St. Lawrence), Vice Principal and Instrumental Music Robert Clifford, B.S. (Maine), Guidance Henry Seeley, B.S. (St. Michael's), Science Stuart Parow, B.A. (St. Bonaventure), Social Studies Duane Cipollini, B.S. (Indiana State), Mathematics Frederic Smith, B.A. (SUC, Oswego), Industrial Arts Marcel LeBlanc, B.A. (St. Michael's), M.A. (Middlebury), Foreign Languages Mrs. Agnes Scanlon, Library Absent for picture: George MacDonald-, B.S. (Ohio Northern), Driver Education D. James Gumaer, B.S. (Cortland), Physical Education and Science Miss Emily Hyman, B.S. (SUC, Plattsburgh), Homemaking Mrs. Joan Dashnaw, B.S. (SUC, Plattsburgh), Nurse-Teacher Miss Millicent Morin, B.A., M.A. (Oberlin), First Semester, Art Mrs. Dorothy Williamson, B.F.A. (Mass. School of Art), Second Semester, Art Mrs. Patricia Heise, B.S. (Buffalo U.), Speech Therapist Donald Rabeor, B.S. (SUC, Brockport), First Semester, Physical Education Schyler Weaver, B.S. (SUC, Brockport), Second Semester, Physical Ed. Mrs. Susan B. Abbass, (Buffalo U.), Dental Hygienist HONOR STUDENTS Miss Rice Valedictorian Miss Rose Salutatorian Miss Waugh Regents Scholarship Miss Eileen Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Rice, is this year's valedictorian with an average of 92.63 for twenty-two units. She has majors in language, mathematics, music and science. She has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past three years. Eileen has participated in a number of musical groups, including girls' chorus', mixed chorus, triple trio, and senior band. She has also been active in choral plays and the Piratones. She was a member of the cheerleading squad during her first and second years. In the fall, she will enter the State University College at Potsdam where she plans to major in music, specializing in piano. Miss Susan Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rose, has earned the honor of being salutatorian with an average of 92.45 for twenty-one units of work. She has majors in language, mathematics and science. She has also been active in musical groups, having been a member of the senior band, girls' chorus and mixed chorus. Susan is a three-year member of the National Honor Society and is currently the president of this organization. She has been a member of the yearbook staff and is this year co-editor-in-chief. She has served her class as secretary as a sophomore and is this year's class vice-president. She is the recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award. She will enter coliege in September, majoring either in mathe- matics or foreign languages. Miss Constance Waugh is Harrisville Central''s only New York State Scholarship winner this year. Connie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doran Waugh. She also has maintained an above-ninety average (91.35). She will enter State University College at Buffalo where she will major in speech pathology and audiology. Other honor students of the Class of 1966 are: Miss Grace Pierce (92.4), Miss Marie Chartrand (91«55) Miss Linda Phelps (90.3) Miss Sharon Mantle (88.45), Miss Ellen Dundon (88.47), David Rose (88.35) James Connors (86.02), Michael Lancor (85.24), and Linda St. Lawrence (85.21) Isabel Berckley Dan Burke Marie Chartrand Harriet Clark s Connors Gary Dickinson Michael Atkinson Linda Davis Nancy Gibbs Gladys Graham Mavis Hart Ellen Dundon Cynthia Jtmller Linda Giovo Trudy Farr Angus Fraser James Manchester John Pierce Eileen Rice Patricia Ritz William Mealus Christine Haccari Linda Phelps William Soukey Linda St. Lawrence Bernice Sullivan Richard Sweet Thomas Trombley Constance Waugh SENIOH INDEX Michael Jerry Atkinson Math-Science-Shop Boys' Quartet; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Soccer 2-3-4 Isabel Florence Berckley Homemaking Girls' Basketball 3-4; Senior Play Dan R. Burke Math-Science Baseball 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class President 4; Senior Play; Soccer 1-2-3-4 Marie Eveleen Chartrand Math-Science Girls' Basketball 2-4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Senior Play; Yearbook 3-4; Drama Club 1-2-4 Harriet Hazel Clark Homemaking Girls' Chorus 1 James Edward Connors Math-Science Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Play; Yearbook 4 Linda Lee Davis Homemaking Gary Lawrence Dickinson Art-Science Band 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class President 2; Drama Club 1-4; Drama Club President 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Soccer 1-2-3-4 Ellen Dundon Latin-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2; Girls' Chorus 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Yearbook 4 Trudy Dawn Farr Commercial Mixed Chorus 3-4; Girls' Chorus 2-3-4; Class Secretary 1; Mixed Chorus Play 4 Angus John Roderick Fraser Art-Shop Band 1-2; Baseball 3-4; Basketball 1-2-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-4; Senior Play; Soccer 4 Cynthia Jean Fuller Commercial Girls' Chorus 1-4; Girls' Softball 2-3 Nancy Ada Gibbs Homemaking Girls' Basketball 2-3; Girls' Soccer 2-3-4; Girls' Softball 1-2-3-4 Linda Ann Giovo Commercial Band Treasurer 1; Girls' Chorus 1-3-4; Senior Play Gladys Graham Commercial-Homemaking Girls' Basketball 2; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 3; Girls' Softball 1 Mavis Arleen Hart Commercial Band 1; Girls' Basketball 2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3—4; Mixed Chorus 3-4 Girls' Soccer 2-3-4; Girls' Softball 2-3-4 Clarence Earl Hill Shop Wanda Lucille Hill Homemaking Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 2-3 Ben James Hunter Science-Shop Audio-visual Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3—4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1- 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 1-4; Senior Play; Soccer 1-2-3—4; Yearbook 4 William Scott Ingraham Shop Audio-visual Club 1-2-3-4; Class Vice-President 1; Wrestling 1-2; Yearbook 4 Beth Gail Jackson Homemaking Girls' Basketball 2-3-4 LeRoy Allen Jackson Shop Audio-visual Club 1-2-3-4 ■Qptsy Ann Kilbourn Commercial Band 1-2-3-4; Band President 4; Girls' Basketball 1-2-3; Drama Club 1-2; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 2-3-4; piratones 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Girls' Softball 2; Triple Trio 1-2-4 Michael John Lancor French-Math-Science Baseball 3-4; Boys' State 3; Class Secretary 4; Senior Play; Soccer 2 o0o-er Alan LaPlatney Math-Shop Basketball 2-4; Senior Play James Manchester Latin-Science Audio-visual Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Baseball 1-2-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Drama Club 1-4; Senior Play; Soccer 1-2-3-4 Sharon Mantle Latin-Math-Science Girls' Basketball 2; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Yearbook William George Mealus Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 1-2-3-4; Piratones 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Soccer 1-2-3-4; Yearbook Christine Naccari Homemaking Girls' Chorus 2 Linda Lee Phelps French-Math-Science Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Senior Play; Yearbook 3-4 Grace Pierce Latin-Math-Science Girls' Basketball 1-2; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Oratorical 3; Twirler 1-2-3-4; Yearbook 3-4 John Pierce _ Shop Audio-visual Club 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Class President 1; Senior Play Eileen Gail Rice French-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- 4; Mixed Chorus Play 2-3-4; Piratones 2-3-4; Senior Play; Triple Trio 2- 3-4 Patricia Ann Ritz Commercial-Science Girls' Basketball 2-3; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Drama Club 1; Girls' Chorus 2- 3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus Play 4; Senior Play; Girls' Softball 1- 2-3; Twirler 1-2-3-4 David Gordon Rose Latin-Math-Science Baseball 1-3-4; Class President 3; Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 2- 3-4; Senior Play Susan Carol Rose Latin-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Class Secretary 2-3; Class Vice- President 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus Play 1-2-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Oratorical 3; Senior Play; Yearbook 3-4 Larry Howard Seymour French-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4; Soccer 2-3-4 William Wyatt Soukey Art-Math-Shop Art Club 4; Yearbook 4 Linda Sheryl St. Lawrence Art-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4; Girls' Basketball 2; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Girls' Chorus 1-2- 3- 4; Class Treasurer 2-3-4; Drama Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Piratones 1-2-3-4; Triple Trio 1-2-3-4 Bernice Marie Sullivan Commercial-Homemaking Girls' Basketball 2-3; Senior Play; Girls' Softball 3 Bichard Howard Sweet Commercial Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Senior Play; Soccer 2-3-4; Sports Manager 3 Thomas Francis Trombley Math Audio-visual Club 4; Wrestling 1-2 Constance Ann Waugh Latin-Math-Science Band 1-2-3-4-; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice-President 2-3 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4-; Girls' Soccer 3-4-; Majorette 2-3-4-; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4-; Mixed Chorus Play 1-2-3-4-; National Honor Society 2-3-4-; piratones 1-2-3-4-; Piratones President 4; Triple Trio 2-3-4- Marshia Mazuroski Homemaking (Transferred from Clifton-Fine C. S.. While at C-F, Marshia participated in the following: Twirler 1-2-3-4-; Future Homemakers of America 1-2-3-4-; Girls' Athletic Association 1-2-3-4- SENIOR CLASS WILL The members of the Senior Class, being of sound mind and body, wish to make the following bequests: To Mr. Shinnick, the directorship of Combat To Mrs. Shinnick, a new copy of Little Orphan Annie To Mrs. Fuller, all our history books To Mr. Cipollini, a weekly visit from his favorite students To Mr. Gumaer, many more years in Harrisville To Miss Terreson, our ability to write high quality prose and poultry To Mr. LeBlanc, our ability to speak French fluently and translate Latin exquisitely To Mrs. Cring, all of Bill's late homework (please erase those zeros!) To Mr. Smith, our ability to whistle while we work To Miss Hyman, our stylish fashions, made in Homemaking class To Mr. Seeley, a drinking fountain in his room to save those little trips To Mrs. Clifford, our ability to carry on P.O.D. discussions with only two people talking To Mr. Parow, a year's supply of secondhand bubble gum To Mrs. Dusharm, stilts to see above her students. To Mr. MacDonald, a new genuinely wrecked Driver Education car To Mr. Clifford, all our successful college years in Maine To Mrs. St. Lawrence, our piano concertos and marvellous singing voices To Mr. Gannon, all the squeaks in our instruments To Miss Hickey and Mrs. Scanlon, the memories of library periods and tattered magazines To Miss Dorothy Hickey, less outgoing office calls To Mr. Betrus, the school minus us To the cafeteria women (collectively), more peanut butter To the janitors (collectively), an extension on their brooms Individual members of the class further bequeath the following: Bill Soukey, to his little brother Nelson, his ability to grow a beard successfully in one summer Jim Connors, to Bob LaDuc, his vocabulary, to be used sparingly John Pierce, his ability to drive with one hand,to John LaDuc, in hopes he will learn fast Mike Atkinson, his rippling muscles, to Donald Jackson Chris Naccari, to Virginia Hudson, her spontaneous giggle Grace Pierce, to Norris Grigg, her NHS free pass so he need not use yearbook funds. Clarence Hill, his ability to pump gas to Pat Reed Nancy Gibbs, to Terina Cahill, her athletic ability Rod Fraser, his rubber mouthpiece, to Danny Casciaro, who should always keep it handy LeRoy Jackson, to Donna Baker, his shop pass to be used when necessary Bill Ingraham, his wrestling trunks, to Elmer Slate, in hopes he will use them next year Dan Burke, to Phil Hathway, his little red jeep so he can get to school on those bad mornings gen Hunter, his high opinion of himself to Jeff Hirschey jim Manchester, to Howard Graham, his eagerness in oral participation Marie Chartrand, her ability to accelerate in driver education class to Joe Corbine Betsy Kilbourn, her withered trumpet, to Danny Lancor David Rose, to any Junior girl who wants to go steady with him, his class ring Pat Ritz refuses to will the Best to any girl in search of such Sharon Mantle, to Bruce St. Lawrence, her ability to collect money in due time Susan Rose, to Helen Mealus, her pledge to stay single Linda Giovo, to Linda Burke, her ability to go with only one boy Connie Waugh, to Ebby Miller, her cheerleading ability with the hope that she doesn't slip a disc Tom Trombley, his wise cracks, to Gene Cring who could do without them Gladys Graham, to Brenda Leeder, her slogan Does she or doesn't she? (only the roots will tell!) Bernice Sullivan, to Karen Ripley, her no longer needed pamphlet, How to get your man Larry Seymour declines to will anything because he wants to take it all with him Trudy Parr, to Marie McCarthy, her worn Beatle albums Harriet Clark, to Paula Chamberlain, a promise of lessons in safe driving Wanda Hill, her love of Pine things, to Keitha Lake Linda Davis, her quiet countenance, to Linda LaPlatney Mavis Hart, to Kay Holcomb, her good sportsmanship in Girls' Basketball Isabel Berckley, to Bonnie Trombley, her gift of gab Pete Scanlon, to receive Mike Lancor's Buddhist's meditating powers Eileen Rice, her singing voice, to Linda Smith, in hopes she can improve it 99 44 100% Linda St. Lawrence, to next year's senior class treasurer, her unpaid bills Cindy Fuller, to Marcia Weaver, the right type of fingers Beth Jackson, her subdued manner, to Beverly Sweet Richard Sweet, to August Naccari, his membership in the quack quack club Roger LaPlatney, to Jon Betrus, his slightly worn basketball trunks Bill Mealus, to Gene Mealus, his authority to keep order during lunch hour Linda Phelps, to Lucille Collier, her pamphlet on How to Flirt with a Bus Driver Gary Dickinson, his shovel, to Deep-Six Scanlon Ellen Dundon, to Suzanne Benson, her nearness to Greene pastures Marcia Mazuroski, to Marcia Gonio, their common name The class hopes that all recipients will make sane use of their bequests! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dan Burke, President Susan Rose, Vice President Michael Lancor, Secretary Linda St. Lawrence, Treasurer SCHOLARSHIP ALTERNATES In addition to Miss Connie Waugh, who was awarded a Regents Scholarship, the following seniors were placed on the alternate list: Miss Grace Pierce (11th), Larry Seymour (17th), Miss Ellen Dundon (25th), and Miss Linda Phelps (56th). Big Bertha Kilboum ilk -------- tickle fed1 Pickles Sullivan Full Stomach Mealus Donna Baker Suzanne Benson Jonathan Betrus Linda Burke Terina Cahill Daniel Casciaro Paula Chamberlain Lucille Collier Vickie Conklin Joseph Corbine Eugene Cring Catherine Dobson Aretta Fraser Suzanne Gibbs Marcia Gonio Howard Graham Norris Grigg Philip Hathway Jeffrey Hirschey Kay Holcomb Virginia Hudson Donald Jackson Wayne Jackson John LaDuc Robert LaDuc Danny Laneor Keitha Lake Linda LaPlatney Brenda Leeder Milton Luther Sandra Mantle Marie McCarthy Gene Mealus Helen Mealus Evelyn Miller August Naccari Patrick Reed Karen Ripley James Scanlon John Scanlon Philip Schmitt Cheryl Scott Bertha Seils Linda Smith Nelson Soukey Bruce St. Lawrence Beverly Sweet Bonnie Trombley Marcia Weaver 11th Judy Arnold Peter Atkinson Darleen Baker Edward Baker Cathy Best Stewart Best William Betrus Mary Lou Cassidy David Chamberlain David Coloney Betty Cowles Maude Davie I Frank De Hart (tth Barbara Dickinson Sally Dobson Kay Farney Harold Ford Marlene Hooley Brenda Hooper John Hooper Martha Hooper Marie Hudson Fred Jenack Brenda Jones Dorothy Kooistra Carol Lancor Patrick Lancor Mary LaParr LeRoy LaVancha Paula Leeder P David Manchester Jane Mealus Bruce Miller David Parow Debra Reed Barbara Rose Dennis Rose Gail Scanlon Elmer Slate Billie Smith Joanne Stevens Pauline Sullivan Rose Sullivan Steven Vallencour Carol Vallentine Janice VanWyck Kathleen Weekes Ralph Wicks Margaret Wood Charles Young Kathy Atkinson Sherry Atkinson Daniel Baker Allen Bango Donn Bassette Nathan Benson Dorothy Blanchard Alan Bowen Daniel Chamberlain Nancy Cowles Cheryl Cring Debra Cring John Dickinson George Fowler Charlotte Gibbs Mary Ellen Hickey Elaine Hotaling George Hunter Cinda Irish Joan Jackson Loretta Jackson William Jenack Catherine Johnston Suzanne LaDuc Donald Lancor Frederick Langs Francis LaPlante Mary Jane LaPlatney Marcia LaVancha Penny LaVancha Ronald Luther Sandra Luther Peggy Macagg Carol Manchester Dennis Manchester Lucille Manchester Lynn Martin Joseph McIntosh Gary Mealus Shirley Metcalf Cindy Moore John Phillips Lawrence Phillips Donna Ritz Ida Scanlon William Seils Gary St. Lawrence Bernard Sweet Carol Wheeler Rodney Whitney Debra Wicks 9th jm XV' Q ! WW V ts § :£ fe .mm. f Delilah Coffie Marcia Coffie Martha Cowan David Dooley Catherine Dowling Michael Arnold Patrick Arnold Peggy Arnold Kathie Baker Bruce Bango Joseph Dundon Kathy Einbeck Mark Farr Sharon Fuller John Geer Mona Hall Vickie Hendricks Suzanne Hirschey Francis Hoffman Debra Hunter Vickie Lake Janet Lancor Jane LaPlatney Floyd LaVancha Nora Luther Dorothy Macagg Jerry McIntosh Jill McIntosh Bryan Miller Lloyd O'Grodnik Pamela Reed Gregory Richer Trudy Ripley Thomas Ritz Mary Ellen Scanlon Gynthia Bennett Susan Brothers Christina Carvell Stephen Chartrand Frederick Ghartrand James Hunter Thomas Hunter Paul Jackson Wendy Kilbourn Joseph LaDuc Marshall Schmitt Elaine Smith William Strauf Bonnie Vrooman Nathan Wicks 7th Penny Atkinson Richard. Atkinson Michael Backus Kerry Baker Amy Bango Joe Beaudin Robert Bechler Holly Bell Dale Best Gail Best Alan Betrus Patsy Blanchard Thomas Bond Larry Coffie Norman Conklin Milton Cowles Mark Cring Pat Dickinson Michael Dooley Danny Farney Shirla Farr L. D. Graham Lionel Guiles Wayne Hooper Wayne Hudson Thomas Irish Robert Johnston Cathy Laneor Stephen Laneor Brenda LaParr Michael LaPlatney Shirley LayBoult Dora Luther Cindy HcEathron Alfred McGuinness Susan Miller Keith Moore Roderick Moore David Parow Ceylon Patchin Hubert Scanlon Nila Sells James Seymour Lela Simmons Celia Slate Charles Smith Joyce Stowell Thomas Sullivan Theresa Trombley Michele Yallencour Pamela Waugh Patricia Waugh Robert West Linda Whitford Randy Whitney Kneeling, left to right: Jim Scanlon, Steve Vallencour, Ed Baker, Lynn Martin, Bill Betrus, Donn Bassette, Gary St. Lawrence, Danny Chamberlain. Standing: Coach Don Rabeor, Bill Mealus, Dan Burke, Jim Manchester, Gary Dickinson, Ben Hunter, Pat Lancor, Rod Fraser, Jeff Hirschey, Mike Atkinson, John LaDuc, Jim Hunter, David Chamberlain, Gene Cring, Bob LaDuc, Larry Seymour, Pete Scanlon. HARRISVILLE OPPONENTS 5 Clifton-Fine 0 2 Colton 2 0 Indian River’ 5 5 Edwards 0 1 Watertown 1 2 Knox Memorial 5 IMadrid-Waddington 2 1 Indian River 1 2 Clifton-Fine 1 1 Colton ' 1 1 Edwards 0 1 Knox Memorial 0 0 Madrid 0 ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM LEAGUE STANDINGS W L T Colton 514 Harrisville 525 Knox Memorial .651 Madrid-Waddington 552 Clifton-Fine 262 Edwards 190 PLAYER POINTS John LaDuc 7 Gary Dickinson 4 Dan Burke 5 Pete Scanlon 2 Ed Baker 1 Rod Fraser 1 Jeff Hirschey 1 Jim Manchester 1 double overtime games non-league games ALL-LEAGUE SECOND TEAM Pete Hayes G Ben Hunter FB Jim Campbell FB Don Foley HB Terry Smith HB Ron Houston HB Dave Dean L Steve Golden L John LaDuc L Bill Gosselin L Dan Burke L Madrid-Waddingt on Harrisville Knox Memorial Clifton-Fine Clifton-Fine Colton Madrid-Waddingt on Clifton-Fine Harrisville Edwards Harrisville Bob Gerrish Bill Mealus Roger Mattice Ed Peterson Dave Lashua Mike Atkinson Ron Gotham A1 Gejman John Scovil Bruce Sellack Gary Dickinson G Colton FB Harrisville FB Madrid HB Colton HB Edwards HB Harrisville L Colton L Colton L Colton L Colton L Harrisville JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Pat Lancor, Dennis Rose, James Hunter, David Chamberlain, Francis LaPlante, Randy Luther; standing: Coach Gumaer, Donn Bassette, Bill Jenack, Lynn Martin, Danny Chamberlain, Steve Val- lencour, Harold Ford, Manager Dave Dooley. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Basketball team opened its season with a one-point decision over Augustinian Academy. They scored additional wins over St. Mary's of Ogdensburgh (54—4-8;, a decisive win over Parishville in their first meeting (61-26) and a 47-44 win in their second meeting; a ten-point win over Clifton-Fine (40-30); a two-point decision over Colton (36-34-); a win over Edwards in their second meeting (39-51); an overtime win over St. Mary's in their last game of the season (44-39). Losses were suffered at the hands of Clifton-Fine (27-30); Knox Memorial (23-4-3 ancL 55-57 in double overtime); Colton (32-34-); Augustinian (35-38); Edwards (37-53) The top three scorers were Pat Lancor (173), Dave Chamberlain (113) and Steve Vallencour (78) VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Howard Graham, John LaDuc, James Scanlon, Dan Burke, Manager Alan Bowen; standing: Roger LaPlatney, John Scanlon, Rod Fraser, Ben Hunter, Eugene Gring, Manager John Hooper. H.( C.S. OPPONENTS 79 Augustinian 68 64 St. Mary's 70 65 Clifton-Fine 66 71 Knox Memorial 47 71 Colton 56 67 Augustinian 76 72 Parishville 59 75 Edwards 48 57 Clifton-Fine 60 66 Knox Memorial 55 95 Colton 61 76 Parishville 77 49 Edwards 19 75 St. Mary's non-league 87 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT First round 51 Adams C-Adams Consolation 76 59 Parish-Altmar LEAGUE STANDINGS Clifton-Fine 10-0 Harrisville 7-5 Colton 6-4 Parishville 4-6 Knox Memorial 5-7 Edwards 0-10 LEAGUE PLAYOFFS First Round Harrisville 70 Parishville 52 Clifton-Fine 65 Colton 58 Consolation Colton 51 Parishville 4-7 Championship Clifton-Fine 66 Harrisville 40 PLAYER POINTS Dan Burke 5 Gene Cring 22 Gary Dickinson 51 Rod Fraser 56 Howard Graham 80 Ben Hunter 576 John LaDuc 70 Bill Mealus 215 Jim Scanlon 8 John Pete Scanlon 178 The above totals involve the fourteen regular season games and the two Christmas Tournament games. Ben scored 20 points or more in eleven of the sixteen games. His 55 against St. Mary's was high for the team. ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Ben Hunter, Harrisville Bob Snyder, Clifton-Fine Walt Clark, Parishville Ken Foley, Clifton-Fine Bill Mealus, Harrisville ALL-LEAGUE SECOND TEAM Ed Peterson, Colton John Brown, Clifton-Fine Pete Scanlon, Harrisville Jim Campbell, Knox Memorial Bob Phillips, Colton NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated, left to right: David Rose, Susan Rose, President, Marie McCarthy, Vice-Presxdent; standing: Marie Chartrand, Secretary, Eileen Rice, Connie Waugh, Linda Phelps, Treasurer, Ellen Dundon, Grace Pierce The National Honor Society purports to provide an incentive for all students of superior ability to prove their academic excel- lence and social awareness. It endeavors to achieve these goals by upholding high standards of leadership, character, and service to both the school and the community. The Lake Bonaparte Chapter, seeking to translate into action its ideal of service, has, this year, initiated a project aimed at alleviating the reading needs of students in the small East African community of Kondoa, where Mr. Evan Beauchamp, a former member of our school faculty and now a Peace Corps Volunteer, is currently assigned as seventh grade teacher. The chapter hopes to be able to forward to the students of this underprivileged school a meaningful number of books and various other library supplies. SCHOLARSHIP-LEADERSHIP-CHARACTER-SERVICE SENIOR BAND BAND JUNIOR §r :l|g -JW ■ DANCE ENSEMBLE DRAMA CLUB GIRLS’ CHORUS TRIPLE TRIO AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS MARWHI The school newspaper, Marwhi, whose name originated, from our school colors, maroon and white, began originally as a Junior class project. Later, members of other classes were invited to join the staff. To date, there have been two editions of the paper. Staff positions include: Jim Scanlon, editor; Donna Baker, business; Keitha Lake, news editor; Karen Ripley, circulation. Staff writers are: David Rose, Cheryl Scott, Jim Connors, Linda Smith, Bob LaDuc, John LaDuc, Gene Cring, Howard Graham, Ebby Miller, Gladys Graham, Sue Benson, Marcia Gonio, and Kay Holcomb. The printers are Tom Trombley, Bill Ingraham, and David Cring. Miss Terreson is faculty advisor. NATIONAL EDUCATION NIGHT November 8 was a very interesting and informative night at the Harrisville Elementary School. It was National Education Night. Mrs. Dusharm, head of our business department, acted as hostess to the students, parents, and teachers gathered there. The Piratones played several numbers and were followed by the Triple Trio's renditions of In the Still of the Night .and Syncopated Clock . Michael Lancor spoke on his experiences at Boy's State. American Legion Junior Auxiliary offi- cers, Karen Ripley, Janice Van Wyck, and Marie McCarthy, spoke on various aspects of democracy. The students' speeches were followed by a film entitled Teacher in the White House , a speech by President Johnson on education. Mr. Betrus then said a few words on the importance of education and welcomed our new teachers. MIXED CHORUS PLAY The mixed chorus, under the direction of Mrs. St. Lawrence, provided entertainment for a packed hall on November 10. The group presented The Singing Freshman , a light-hearted comedy about a princess (Eileen Rice) and a poor farm boy (Jim Connors). The play was brimming with good singing and humor. The proceeds, amounting to one hundred five dollars, were placed in the treasury of the vocal music department to be used for any necessary equipment. Following the production, the cast enjoyed a spaghetti dinner at the Sahara Restaurant. DRAMA CLUB This year the Drama Club presented two plays: Scary Hollow , produced by the Sophomore class, and Itchin' to Get Hitched , a Junior class undertaking. The cast of the former included: Pat Lancor, John Hooper, Gail Scanlon, Edward Baker, Elmer Slate, Billie Smith, Kay Marie Farney, Frank DeHart, and Kathy Weekes. The cast of the Junior cast included: Marie McCarthy, Bob LaDuc, Linda Smith, Jon Betrus, Phil Hathway, Linda Burke, Cheryl Scott, and Jeff Hirschey. This December 22 performance proved to be profitable. The profits were divided equally among the Junior and Sophomore classes and the Drama Club. Miss Terreson is faculty advisor. HALLOWEEN PARTY Saturday, October 30, the Alumni Association played host to numerous ghosts and goblins at the annual Halloween Party. Six prizes were awarded by the judges, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seeley and Mrs. Lorraine Manchester. The list of winners was headed by Gary Dickinson as a KKK member who dragged his poor slave girl (Ebby Miller) along on a rope. Games were conducted by some of the older goblins while unsuspecting souls crawled wetly through the Hall of Horrors. Mr. Betrus donned an apron to serve cider and doughnuts. UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS Junior Class officers are: Suzanne Benson, Eugene Cring, Jeff Hirschey, and Bruce St. Lawrence; Sophomore class: David Chamberlain, Joanne Ste- vens, Barbara Dickinson, Stewart Best; Freshmen: Randy Luther, Daniel Chamberlain, Francis LaPlante, and Dorothy Blanchard. Top picture, left to right: Ethel Swem, Randy Einheck, Gheryl Baker, Elaine LaParr, Eileen Wicks, Margaret Metcalf, Debra Bassette, DeAnn Martin, Paul Arnold, Mr. John Clark (standing), Roger Casler, Linda Cowles. Mr. John Clark, 6th Grade Teacher SIXTH GRADE Bottom picture, front: Elmer Dowling, Cynthia Slate, Ruth Sullivan, Vickie Moore, Lisa Simmons, Laura MeGuinness; rear: Mr. Clark, Edward West, Terry Cole, Blanche LaVancha, Belinda Jones, John LaParr; absent: Pat Dobson, Douglas Hall. Top picture, left to right: Sheri Smith, Carol Holcomb, Mrs. Langs, James Bond, Valerie Hill, Kevin Bowen, Jennifer Bell, Paul Dusharm, Michael Bennett, Karen Gonio, Sharron Manchester, Ronnie Young, Penny Mrs. Berta Langs, 6th Grade Teacher SIXTH GRADE Bottom picture, front row: Gary Hudson, Lynn Woodward, Vickie Miller, Brian Vrooman; second row: Bonnie LaPlante, Jennifer Cleveland, Patrick Fraser, Robert Jackson; third row: Susan Mantle, Linda Vrooman, Cathy McIntosh, Laurie Foley; Miss Helen Kerr, student teacher Top picture, left to right, front: Mary Vrooman, Beverly Jackson, Ann Pike, LeRoy Cowan; second row: Robin Hathway, Diane LaVancha, Shelley Bancroft, Stephen Ezro, Carey Backus CICXLI n A fNC Mr. Lloyd Dashnaw, 5th Grade Teacher llrl (1 V«7r L C Bottom picture, seated: Mark Wicks, James Smith, Danny Kaminski, Corrine Slate; standing: Mr. Robert Pickard, student teacher, Wayne Bango, Randy Hill, Jan McIntosh, Terry Dowling, Dianna Myers, Frances O'Grodnik; absent: David West, Robert Luther, Jeffrey Whitford Top picture, left to right: Bonnie Casler, Thomas Mealus, Earl Whitford, Cheryl Harrington, Marianne Hooper, Peter Garrow, Charles Baker, Richard Laneor, Stuart Gonio, Edith Rowe Mr. Wayne Pickering, 5th Grade Teacher Bottom picture, left to right: Barbara Kilbourn, Amanda Hart, Vickie Rogers, Thelma Sullivan, Terry Foley, Jeffrey Davison, Richie Whitney, John Smith, Thomas Bennett, David Wood FIFTH GRADE Top picture, left to right: Anne Whitney, Darlyene Forbes, Valerie Ezro, Robert Scanlon, Francis Luther, Fay Rowe, Robert Kaminski, Alan Farr; standing: Sherry Casler, Mrs. Brice, Terry Johnson, John Mrs. Alberta Brice, 4th Grade Teacher FOURTH GRADE Bottom picture, left to right: Susan Bango, Sandra Butts, Gary Coffie, Alfred Bancroft, Elton Geer; standing: Karen Hooper, Renee Richer, Melissa Bibler, Ann LaParr, Betty Camidge, Pamela Kilbourn, Trudy Chartrand; absent: Duane LaParr WATCH OUR FLOWERf GR01 Top picture, seated, left to right: Delight Cole, Edward Wilder, Thomas Dickinson, Cathy Ritz; standing: Debra Swem, Lee Ann Hoover, Donald Strauf, Diana Stowell, James Whitney, Roy Bancroft Mrs. Dorothy Pickering, 4-th Grade Teacher FOURTH GRADE Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Roy Luther, Daniel LaPlatney, Joseph Langs, Lucille Hoffman, Brent Guiles, Patty Foley; second row: Debra Denesha, Debra Buckingham, Timothy Chartrand, Debra Martin, Timothy Scanlon, Irene Benson, Susan LaParr Top picture, left to right: Bethany Dowling, Ruth Luther, Gerry LaPlante, Arthur Miller, Susan Johnston, Cheryl Sullivan, Charles Swem, Joseph Vrooman, Billy Whitford, Sandra Manchester, Vickie Jackson, Lance Mashaw, John Shampine, Jamie Van Wyck, Romona Brothers Mrs. Ercel Gray,3rd Grade Teacher THIRD GRADE Bottom picture, left to right: Helen Bailey, Eleanor Vrooman, Marguerite Lancor, Joan Bennett, Audrey Hooper, Laurie Hamlin, Kim DeHart, Ralph Swem, Lonnie Einbeck, Karen Ritz, Nina Rickett, Edward Law, Sally Young; absent: Roswell Ezro, Regina Vrooman Top picture, left to right: Anne LaParr, Ronald Patnode, Gandy Slate, Manfried West, Martin Ledger, Carl Weaver, Patricia Macagg, Patricia Dooley, Shelley Ward, Joseph Irish, Mary Cowles, Russell Bowen, Ricky Whitney Miss Mildred Mannigan, 3rd Grade Teacher THIRD GRADE Bottom picture, seated, left to right: Stephen Jesmer, Darrell Seymour, Patricia Moon, Connie Lancor, Gary Buckingham, Karen Hart, Darcy Collette; standing: Lynne Vrooman, Larry LaParr, Theresa Pike, Dixie Jenack, Lisa Vallencour, Peter Wood, Carl Pierce Mrs. Jane Cipollini, 2nd Grade Teacher SECOND GRADE Bottom picture, front, left to right: John Einbeck, David Geer, Kelly Buckingham, Ricky Ghartrand, Jamie Rose, David Swem, Stephen Pike, Jay Seymour; back: Leatta LaParr, JoAnn Shampine, Christine Ford, Sheree Davison, Kathy Hoover, Kellie Jo Ingraham, Nancy LaDuc, Karen Coffie. Absent: Michael LaParr, JoAnn Camidge Top picture, front, left to right: Carl Holcomb, Jeffrey Wood, Alan Jackson, Lance Atkinson, Charles Denesha, Paul Hooperback: Mr. Gumaer, Stephanie Linza, Elizabeth Hooley, Kelley Fraser, Shelley Smith, Nancy Mealus, Ruth Putney, Debra Whitney, Mrs. Cipollini. Top picture, seated, left to right: Patricia LayBoult, Delbert Edwards, Steven Bancroft, Sharon Ward, George Clark, Margaret Davison, Sheila Scanlon, Bruce Weaver, Shirley Swem; standing: Danny Hickey, David Myers, John Luther, Terry Irish, Larry Butts, Kelly Dundon, Elizabeth Mrs. Margaret 'Wood, 2nd Grade Teacher SECOND GRADE Bottom picture, seated, left to right: Donalee Vrooman, Timothy Wilder, Catherine Ford, Beatrice Ezro, Steven Martin, Patricia Chartrand, John Hooper; standing: Robert easier, Peter Guiles, Jeffrey Simmons, Gordon Grigg, John Wescott, Lane Garrow, Keevin Patchin; absent: Stewart Hooley Top picture, seated, left to right: Michael Law, Ann Wood, Billy Gannon, Ronald Vrooman, Kathy Griffith, Ann Whitford; standing: Pierre Dashnaw, Edward Luther, Kelly Phelps, Nancy Mantle, Bonnie Jackson, Keith Ritz, Derek Collier, Brian Weaver, Scott West, David Lesperance; Mrs. Jane Scott, 1st Grade Teacher FIRST GRADE Bottom picture, seated, left to right: Joseph Chamberlain, Richard Landgren, Mary Pike, Linda Davison, Jimmie Sh-ampine, Debra Jesmer, Herbert Bell; standing: Verna Hoffman, Estella Slate, Bernard Sullivan, Diana Cullen, Peter Putney, Charyl Weaver, William Wicks, Cheryl Ritz. Absent: Francine Billings, Charles LaVancha. Top picture, front seats, left to right: Craig Luther, Clarence LaSeige, Lorna Cooper, Raymond Wilder, Donita Hooley; hack seats: Diane Scanlon, Kimberly Baker, Donna Geer, Cheryl Peabody, Louella Dafoe, Darren Hall; standing: Brian Young, Tammy Ward, Robin West, Craig Foley, Donald Vrooman, Gregory Vrooman Mrs. Helen Clarke, 1st Grade Teacher nllxO I (j[ A DE Bottom picture, front, left to right: Tammy ’Whitney, Kim Dowling, Michael Davison, Thomas Arnold, Kathy Mazuroski, Andy Miller, Cindy Ritz; standing: Crystal Rogers, Donna Coffie, Kathy Smith, Philip Ezro, Joan Hooper, Robert Simmons, Patrick LaParr, Johnny Whitney, Duane Garrow Top picture, around table, left to right: Donald Hall, Carol Swem, Patricia Rowe, Michael Wicks, Donna Cowles; second table: Peggie Bancroft, Jacqueline LaParr, Mark Ritz, Georgiana Cullen Mrs. Margaret Scanlon, Kindergarten Teacher Bottom picture, left table: Larry Mashaw, Mark Arnold, Barbara Collette, Cynthia Tyler, Tamra VanWyck, Alvin Camidge, Arthur Fuller; right table: Kevin Jackson, Rita Ezro, Timothy Hooper, Randall Law, David Thomas, Susan Vrooman, Patrick Bechler; absent: Sheila LayBoult, Pauline Loomis Miss Lois Killingbeck, Kindergarten Teacher Bottom picture, left to right: Tina Holcomb, Debbie Ford, Michael Benson, Deborah Lesperance, Laurie Hill, Kevin Whitney, Nora Clark, Michael Valentine, Allan Pierce, Deborah Hamlin, Jennien Seymour, Nancy Laneor, Dennis Chartrand Top picture, left to right: Brett Weaver, Karen Manchester, Paul Richer, Martin Buckingham, Susan Whitney, Lynne Ford, Judy Seymour, Scott Foley, Thomas Macagg, Peggy Sullivan, Shawn Hudson, Sandra Weaver, David Bell, Diane Ward, George LayBoult; Bottoms up!! Oh! those kids!! Who said squat??!! Really, I didn't mean to I think I'll have one It's been a hard day's night!! One for me One for me And I want a About time you showed up! She's really 86! Charlene who?? --■■111. wSB J I ADVERTISEMENTS BURKE'S BARBER SHOP come to THE GOUVERNEUR AND ST.LAWRENCE CO. FAIR august 8th thru 13th day night where agriculture joins with youth, education, recreation, commerce, and industry for an unforgettable holiday compliments of The staff of the PIRATES LOG wishes to thank all whose generosity has made the publication of the 1966 edition possible. Best of luck to all. SCANLON FUNERAL HOME INC james j. scanlon mortician compliments of gouverneur new york three barbers compliments of KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP ALICE L. GAZIN KAPLAN'S DEPT. 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