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

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Mrs. Hoover I 969 Mr. Ta rr 1970 Mr. Bre i nde I 197 I Mr. KeI I e rh a I I s 1972 Mr. Rathbone 1972 Mrs. Shirley Hoover, B.S. (Plattsburgh), is a native of Harrisville. She teaches all levels of homemaking. She is active in the Girl Scout movement, acting as leader and village- organizer. She and her family enjoy camping on the St. Lawrence. Mr. Roderick Parow, B.A. (St. Bonaventure), is another native of Harrisville. His sub- jects include English nine, eleven, and twelve. During the summer of 1972, Mr. Parow worked for the Trudo Lumber Company. He has a number of interests including skiing, hunting, fishing, ice hockey and carpentry. Mr. Richard Tarr, B.A. (Trenton State) hails from Cranbury, New Jersey. Mr. Tarr teaches two sections of social studies nine, two sections of social studies twelve, and a sec- tion of social st-udies ten. He serves the Student Council as adviser. He has done graduate work at Potsdam. Miss Wanda Youngs, B.A. (SUC, Potsdam), teaches Junior High mathematics. She is a native of Rossie, land claims to have too many activities to enumerate although we know that among her interests are sewing and re ad i ng . Mr. Joseph Breindel, B.S. (Lock Haven State), teaches English seven, eight, and nine. Mr. Breindel has done postgraduate work at Potsdam and Bloomsburg State. He has done two .seasons of Summer Stock. In addition to drama, Mr. Breindel enjoys travel and reading. He is married. His home town is St. Marys, PennsyI van i a . Mr. Dale VanPatten, B.S. (SUC, Potsdam), has done extensive postgraduate work at Pots- dam and Brockport. Married and father of two children, Mr. VanPatten is a native of Fair Haven, New York. His duties involve a number of instrumental groups in both schools. He enjoys all sports. Mr. William Kellerhalls, B.A. (Hamilton), is a photography buff. Before coming to Harris- ville, he taught one year in Carthage. He is seventh and eighth grade science teacher. He is a member of the Black River District Boy Scout Committee. He is a native of Port Leyden. Like many others on the faculty, he is a bowler. Mr. Richard Leahey, B.S. (SUC, Cortland), claims Oneida as his hometown. He heads the physical education department at the Junior- Senior High. He is married and has a son. He spends much of his free time in the summer fishing and water skiing. Mr. Bruce Rathbone, B.S. (SUC, Oswego), is the industrial arts teacher. He also serves as the scoutmaster for Troop 44. A native of Cooperstown, Mr. Rathbone has made crafts his avocation as we I I as his vocation. Mr. Parow 1970 Miss Younqs 1970 Mr. VanPatten 197 1 Mr. Leahey 1972

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IN MEMORIAM MISS JANE SUSAN BROWN 1955-1973 We no+e with deep regret the untimely passing on April 5, 1973, of Miss Jane Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown. Jane's ever cheerful and optimistic outlook justly earned for her the respect and admiration of students and faculty alike. She was always genuinely and energetically involved in all that she addressed herself to, be it academic, athletic, or social. Her self-assurance radiated confidence as evidenced by the trust placed in her by her peers who had elected her to the presidency of the Class of 1973. What all of us will always remember of Jane is the fact that she was always herself, uncomplicated and sincere. Her sense of humor reflected her inner goodness. The Pirates Log staff, of which Jane was a member, and its adviser extend their deepest sympathy to Jane's family, a family whom we know to be largely responsible for her outstanding personality and fine character. The Pirates Log thanks I CP and Mr. St. Andrews, its representative, for making this page of tribute to Jane possible although final production was well underway.