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

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YEARBOOK STAFF Seated, left to right: Gloria Deitz, Terry Trombley, Mike Backus, business manager, Mark Cring, Pam Waugh and Pat Dickinson; Standing, left to right: Jennifer Cleve- land, Susan Mantle, Laurie Foley, James Bond, Richard Lancor, Patrick Fraser, Ethel Swem and Sheri Smith. The eighteenth annual yearbook staff was organized in the spring of 1970 under the direction of Mr. LeBlanc, who has served as adviser to the organization since it was founded in the fall of 1953. Its first item of business was the sponsoring of a cover design contest. About a dozen entries were submitted. Of these, half attracted a great deal' of interest. When the ballots, cast by members of the year- book staff, had been counted, the choice fell to a design featuring the peace symbol surmounted by the words PIRATES LOG in bold letters. This design had been submitted by Mike Backus. The design receiving the second highest number of votes was submitted by Jay Seymour, a member of the seventh grade. Mike receives a free yearbook and five dollars for his efforts while Jay receives a free copy of the 1971 PIRATES LOG. The staff was pleased that a number of junior high students par- ticipated for it guarantees continued interest in this aspect of yearbook production for a number of years to come. For the sixteenth year the price of a copy of the PIRATES LOG remained at two dollars although production costs have more than doubled in that period. This holding of the line has been made possible by the generous support of merchants and individuals in Harrisville, Gouverneur, Carthage and in several larger communities. Needless to say that we appreciate their interest. A word of thanks is extended by the staff to all members of the faculty, at the Junior-Senior High School as well as the Elementary School, for their valuable contributions of time and effort in cooperating with them in their quest for infor- mat i on .