Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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Honest labor bears a lovely face.—Dekker. Editorial Board ................ DOROTHY McLEAN .................. FRIEDA REISER ................. MARION TAYLOR .............. MARGARET McGUIRE ................. DOROTHY DRURY .............. CLARENCE WEBSTER ................... DORIS HOMER ..... PEGGY W. MAGEE, DEAN KALEY ............. MISS TWYBILL PURDY Business Staff ..................... CARL BOYLE .............. ROBERT CARPENTER ..........PAUL SMITH, PEGGY MAGEE Order of Books 1. FACULTY. 2. CLASSES. 3. ATHLETICS. 4. SCHOOL LIFE. 5. ADVERTISEMENTS. Fditor-in-Chief .. Associate Editor . . Literary Editor .. , Society Editor .. . Photograph Editor Athletic Editor . . Art Editor......... Joke Editors....... Faculty Advisor . . Business Manager Treasurer ........ Typists............

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DEAN HIGH SCHOOL Then her praises we will sing, ’Till the echoes round us ring, And we’ll sing them with a will forever more, For we’re singing of the glories Of our dear old G. H. S., May they echo from the mountains to the shore.

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The secret of success is constancy to purpose.—Disraeli Farewell to Seniors By Mr. Riley Boys and girls of the class of 1927, it is a joy to have this last word with you. It is a joy to see your faces alight with the pride of achievement. You are re- joicing because of the reward that is to be yours for work well accomplished. You have learned part of the lesson of joy in work. No less has it been a pleas- ure for us to aid you in that accomplishment, and no less do we rejoice with you in your victory. It is good to have a part in this little memorial to your life in Gouverneur High School. The sting of friendship lies in the possible severing of its ties. Thus it is that deepest regret comes to us at your leaving after these years of mutual trials and triumphs. We shall miss you from these halls and class rooms. We would have you linger a little, but the road of life stretches clear and bright into the dis- tance, and hurrying clock-hands bid you be on your way. We have no parting advice to give that has not already been given. It mat- ters not what road you follow so long as it is marked with the guide posts of hon- esty, industry and service to your fellow men. Follow these guides and success will crown your days, whether they be spent at the plow handle or in the senate chamber. May whatever qualities you have learned at home or in this school he augmented through your days, is the earnest wish of your faculty, as they bid you god speed.