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

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ADMINISTRATION From left: Frederic Smith, Vice Principal, B.A. (SUC, Oswego), 1959; Lloyd Dashnaw, Elementary Supervisor, B.S. (SUC, Brockport), 1959; Peter Betrus, Supervising Principal, B.S. (SUC, Cortland), M.S. (SUC, Albany), 1959. BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise, from left: Gerald Baker, Robert Hooper, Frederick Wheeler, Vice Presi- dent, Harold Seymour, Carl Ripley, President, Arthur Dooley, Mrs. Frederick Wheeler, Clerk of the Board, Glenn Backus.

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Mrs. Cring Mrs. Dunn Mrs. Fuller mM Mr. Krick Mr. LeBIanc Mrs. Avis Cring, mathematics department, holds a B.A. from Albany and an M. Ed. from St. Lawren- ce. She has been on the staff since 1947 and taught Latin as well as math prior to 1953. Mrs. Cring, a native of Watertown, is the mother of three children. She enjoys knitting and sewing. Mrs. Joan Dashnaw (B.S., Plattsburgh) served as nurse-teacher in Gouverneur for three years before coming to Harrisville in the fall of 1959. She also is the mother of three children. She lists bowling as her favorite non-school activity. She is currently secretary of the Fortnightly Club. Mrs. Janis Dunn (B.S., St. Lawrence; M.A., St. Lawrence) is a native of St. Johnsville, New York. Her first teaching assignment was in Russell as the remedial reading and special education specialist. She came to Harrisville in the fall of 1970 as school psychologist. Her interests are varied. Mrs. Shirley Dusharm, business department, earned her B.S. at Albany. She is a life-long re- sident of Harrisville except for four years of service in the Ovid C.S. District. Mrs. Dusharm, who is the mother of three children, is currently the secretary-treasurer of the local teachers' association. She enjoys reading and camping. Mrs. Marjorie Fuller (B.S., Potsdam) teaches English and social studies in the Junior High. Mrs. Fuller has been in education for almost forty years. She came to Harrisville in 1949, is mar- ried and has one son, Donald. Mrs. Shirley Hoover (B.S., Plattsburgh) has been homemaking teacher since the fall of 1969. She sponsors the twirling group and is Senior Class co-adviser. She is the mother of five and is very active in the Girl Scout movement in Hai— risville, serving as leader and organizer. Mr. Leslie Krick (B.S., Potsdam) heads the instrumental music department since 1966. He is a native of Frankfort, New York. He claims skiing as his most enjoyable hobby. Mr. Krick, who is a member of the local firemen organization, is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Mary LaDuc (Eastman Dental Dispensary) joined the staff in March of 1952. She has also seen service at Beaver River Central and Father Leo Memorial School. She is the mother of a son and two daughters. Mr. Marcel LeBlanc (B.A., St. Michael's; M.A., Middlebury) has taught Latin and French here since 1953. He advises the Pirates Log and the NHS. He is currently a member of the French Regents Examinations Committee. A native of Ver- mont, he still enjoys hockey and tennis. Mr. George MacDonald (B.S., Ohio Northern) has been driver education teacher since 1955. He is a fine bowler and holds a number of offices in numerous bowling organizations. Mrs. Dashnaw Mrs. Dusharm Mrs. Hoover Mrs. LaDuc Mr. MacDonald