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

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Members of the Harris- ville Central SchooI faculty may join the local Teachers' Associ- ation, an organization devoted to the better- ment of education and the welfare of faculty members in Harrisville. This organization also sponsors social events so that its members may become better acquainted with their colleagues. It is governed by an executive committee of six. Five of these are pictured in the photo at the left. They are: Mrs. Avis Cring and Mrs. Berta Langs (seated); Mr. Michael O'Bryan, Mr. Stewart Parow, and Mr. Gerald Amerando. Mr. Dale VanPatten is the sixth member. Mr. Bernard Slate represents the group at the county I eve I . Mrs. Valentine and Mrs. Helen Clarke. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Scanlon, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Langs and Mr. S. Parow. Meetings of the Harrisville C.S. Teachers' Association are held each month. Special meetings are slated whenever needed. A refreshment committee (tea, coffee and cookies!) contributes a certain amount of detente to these gatherings.

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Mr. Louis Georgianna Mr . Joseph Bre i ndeI Mr. Dale VanPatten Every year new members are added to the teaching staff. The PIRATES LOG welcomes all of them and hopes that they will be many years with us. Mr. Louis Georgianna, our new Guidance Officer, is from Syracuse. He is married and has a son and a daughter. He is a graduate of Oswego. He has a year's experience, having served on the staff of the G. Ray Bodley H.S. in Fulton. He likes skiing, hunting, fishing, and photography. Mr. Joseph Breindel, a native of St. Marys, Pa., did his undergraduate work at Lock Haven State College. He also is married. He enjoys drama, travel, and reading. He has two summers of Summer Stock to his credit. Mr. Dale VanPatten, married and father of one, is from Fair Haven, New York. He entered teaching in 1963 at Clymer, New York. He has also taught at Hilton and Port Leyden. He professes a liking for sports. Mr. John Bailey Mr. John Bailey is in his first year of teaching. A native of Oriskany, he is an avid fan of skiing, motorcycling, boating, and guitar playing. Miss James and Mrs. Brown are both in their first year of teaching. Miss James has a B.S. from Oneonta; Mrs. Brown, from Ithaca. Miss James claims Hicksville, Long Island as her home town; Mrs. Brown, Coraopolis, Pa. Miss Linda James Mrs. Marsha Brown

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Mrs. Dashnaw protests In vain. The picture on the left speaks for itself, or does it? When questioned separately, the brothers did not seem to agree completely on the details of the twin kil- lings. The only detail we seem to have no doubt about is that the shootings took place on the same drive. From the photo we would say that one is a four-pointer and the larger one, an eight-pointer. Coffee break time: Mrs. LaDuc, Mr. Stewart Mr. Rod Parow, Mr. Bailey, and Miss Parow, Mrs. Hoover, Mr. Smith and Mr. Tom Bennett. We'll go along with that also. Mulligan. Mr . Ba i I ey !