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

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new industrial arts building answer to long standing need Work on the new industrial arts building was started in the fall of 1965. It was completed the following spring. It went into full operation at the start of the current academic year. The building is all metal in construction and is fireproof. It measures forty by seventy-two and features a new type of lighting system. The enrollment of approximately one hundred and fifty students from grades eight through twelve represents an increase of twenty percent over last year. These students follow courses in several areas of the indus- trial arts curriculum. Current offerings include general shop, mechanical drawing, wood working, electricity, and an automotive course. Facilities will permit the addition of welding, spray painting, boat building and an expanded automotive sequence. Student in automotive course at: work on car. Ceramic students pour slip into molds. Arts cour o Lt0 eir r?Sular classes, the students of the Industrial constructing 2called uPoa to perform various tasks, such as the theatrical shelving for classrooms, the building of stage sets for arises mho °ducti°ns, and even the repair of burst pipes when the need also heln thorn 41? thej receive has its immediate benefit but it will aeip them m later life.

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SENIOR HONORS miss marie McCarthy Valedictorian Regents Scholarship Winner National Honor Society MISS SANDRA MANTLE Salutatorian Miss Marie McCarthy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip McCarthy, was named valedictorian of the class of 1967 Miss McCarthy, who majored in French, Mathematics and Science, maintained an average of 90.833. She was a member of the National Honor Society, tne Pirates Log staff, co-editor of the newspaper, a member of the Drama Club. She was also very active in sports, having participated in field hockey and basketball. Miss McCarthy will be entering Albany State in September. She plans a career in psychology. Miss Sandra Mantle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mantle. She is this year's salutatorian, having maintained an average of 90.80. Miss Mantle majored in Latin, Mathematics and Science. She was a member of the Pirates Log staff and, for two years, a member of the chorus. She plans to enter either Plattsburgh or Harpur. The following Seniors maintained averages of 85 0 or better: Karen Ripley, 89.68 Norris Grigg, 89.16 Marcia Gonio, 88.00 Linda LaPlatney, 85 97 Donna Baker, 85.35 Aretta Fraser, 85 07 In addition to Miss McCarthy, the following students were Regents Scholarship Winners: NORRIS GRIGG JOSEPH CORBINE Norris Grigg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Grigg, tied for the second high- est mark in Lewis County in the Regents Scholarship competition. Norris Plans to enter either Syracuse or Colgate. Joseph Corbine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Corbine, will enter Canton A. T. c. where he plans to major in Electrical Technology. Patrick Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reed, will enter Plattsburgh. No student from Harrisville was named to the alternate winners' list. PATRICK REED