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

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Steven La neor Michael LaP I atney Cindy McEa th ron Susan Mi I I er Keith Moore Roder i ck Moore fflt M 11 • David CeyI on Parow Patch i n Hu bert Scanlon Celia S late Thomas Sullivan J oyce S towe I I Charles Smith Theresa T rombIey Michele Vailencou r

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Penny Atk i nson Richard Atk i nson Michael Backus Kerry Amy Baker Bango Joseph Beaud i n I Alan Betru s Robert Ga i I Bechler Best Patsy Thomas Blanchard Bond Larry Cot f i e Mark Patrick Cr i ng D i ck i nson Gloria De i tz THE CLASS OF 1971 The Class of 1971 organized shortly after the opening of classes in Septem- ber. Its membership elected the following officers and representatives to the Student Council: Charles Smith, President Susan Miller, Vice President Pam Waugh, Secretary Debra Hunter, Treasurer Theresa Trombley, SC Representative Patrick Dickinson, SC Representative As its first money-making activity the class sponsored a dance at which a large crowd attended. In late October and early November it embarked on its chief fund-raising campaign, i.e., the annual Junior Class stationery sales campaign. Susan Miller served as captain of Homeroom 112 while Joyce Stowell assumed the same role in Homeroom 116. Sales in each homeroom were approximately the same. The class profit was in excess of one hundred fifty dollars. The day most anxiously awaited by members of the class is certainly the day when class rings arrive. This year's Junior Class was no exception. However, many rings, so eagerly awaited, are soon surrendered to others . The last major activity of the class will be the Junior Prom in the spring. Plans for this event are still indefi- nite as we go to press. LD Graham Wayne Hooper Debra Hu nter Robert J ohnston Michael Shirla Dooley Farr

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Paul Cheryl Arnold Baker Debra Ba sse + te Michael Bennett Da I e Best James Bond Kevin Bowen Jennifer Linda Cleveland Cow Ies Patricia Dobson Elmer Dow I i ng Danny Farney THE CLASS OF 1972 The Class of 1972, which comprises forty-four members, has but one home- room, Room 109, a room which also serves as the Study Hall during the day. Mrs. Shirley Dusharm and Mr. Stewart Parow serve as homeroom teachers and advisers to the class. Officers and Student Council representatives for the class are as foI lows: Ethel Swem, President Cheryl Baker, Vice President Sheri Smith, Secretary Vicki Miller, Treasurer Patrick, Fraser, SC Representative Lynn Woodward, SC Representative The Class of 1972 sponsors two dances during the course of the year. It also sponsors several baked goods sales. Laurie Patrick Foley Fraser Ka ren Gon i o Va I er i e Hill Caro I Ho I comb Wayne Hudson