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

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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

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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