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

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DEDICATION 1972 Lloyd and Joan Dashnaw The membership of the Harrlsville Teachers' Association and that of the yearbook staff judge it a privilege to dedicate the nineteenth edition of the PIRATES LOG to Mr. and Mrs. Dashnaw. In voting them this honor, members of the two organi- zations hope to express a measure of gratitude to them for the many years of quiet and unassuming service which both have rendered the school and the communi- ty. Both have always espoused the philosophy that service to others is its own reward. This uncomplicated manner and genuine sincerity in the pursuit of one's calling has earned for both the deep respect and reverent admiration of colleague and student alike. We wish them many more years of success and happiness.

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YEARBOOK STAFF Front, from left: Cathy Rltz, Barbara Kilbourn, Trudy Chartrand, Robin Hathway, Stuart Gonio; middle row: Karen Gonio, Lynn Woodward, Pat Fraser, Ethel Swem, Sheri Smith, James Bond; back row: Marianne Hooper, Cheryl Harrington, Debbie Buckingham, Terry Foley, Richard Lancor, Pam Kilbourn, Tom Dickinson, Laurie Foley, Cheryl Ward. Mike Bennett was absent for photo. Students interested in joining the 1972 PIRATES LOG staff made known their desire in the spring of 1971. The staff was formally organized in September. A contest was sponsored again this year in search of a cover design. Twenty-seven entries were received. Five or six of these attracted considerable attention and the voting was extremely close. The winning design was submitted by Sheri Smith, a member of the Class of 1972 and also a member of the yearbook staff. AI I members of the staff were required to submit an entry. A yearbook is only as good as the members of the staff are willing to make it. There is much preliminary work which must be completed before the yearbook assumes its final form. Much of this preliminary work is done by the members of the staff itself but a word of thanks must also be extended the members of the teaching staff, both at the Junior-Senior High School and at the Elementary School. If it were not for them, we would be at a loss to identify our many students. A special word of thanks must also be given Mr. Dashnaw for coordinating this aspect of the production and for his willingness to bring to our attention many of the activities which take place in the lower grades. We are equally grateful to the Junior-Senior High faculty for their patience and understanding, especially when we must inter- rupt their classes to take pictures. Lastly, we must extend a special note of appreciation to our many advertisers. Without them, our yearbook would never go to press. Their financial support guarantees our success. We have tried again this year to produce as complete and interesting a yearbook as possible. We think we have succeeded, thanks to all of you.

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ADMINISTRATION (left) Lloyd Dashnaw, B.S. (SUC, Brockport), M.S. (SUC, Potsdam), Elementary Super- visor; Peter Betrus, B.S, (SUC, Cortland), M.S. (SUC, Albany), Supervising Prin- cipal; Frederic Smith, B.A. (SUC, Oswego), Vice Principal. BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise, from left: Gerald Baker, Robert Hooper, Frederick Wheeler, Vice Presi- dent, Carl Ripley, President, Arthur Dooley, Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler, Clerk of the Board, Glenn Backus. Inset: David Campbell.