Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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Great is the dignity of authorship.”—Tapper. Deanonian Staff Editor-in-Chief GEORGE BOULET Associate Editors HELEN Van DUZEE DIXSON CARPENTER ELINOR GREY LESTER COLLINS MARJORIE WOODCOCK RUTH COX ARCHIBALD McLINTOCK Faculty Advisers MARY L. COSTELLO EARL W. RILEY ONNA M. MALONEY Typist EVERETT LITTEBRANT Business Staff Manager DONALD BULGER Assistant Managers DON HUDDLESTON ' WORTH PHILLIPS Page Seven

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“Knowledge is more than equivalent to force.”—Johnson. . f it) .L si t Him f 1 3 f . IdrJf II Faculty SCOTT L. BROWN, (A. B.) ................................Colgate University EARL W. RILEY, (A. B.) .................................Colgate University MARION R. BOWMAN, (A. B.) ..............................Cornell University ELEANOR M. CONNOLLY, (B. O. E.) .......................Syracuse University MARY L. COSTELLO, (A. B., B. E.)................College of Saint Elizabeth ]ANE L. DODDS, (A. B.) .........................Saint Lawrence University CELIA DEUEL, (A. B.) ........................... Saint Lawrence University ROY D. GIRBS, (B. S.) ..................................Cornell University DOROTHY GLASIER, ........................................... Crane Institute KENNETH GORDON, (B. S.) ........................ Saint Lawrence University ANNE C. JONES, (A. B.) ................................Syracuse University MARY LEVIS, (A. B.).............................Saint Lawrence University ONNA M. MALONEY, (B. S.) ............................. Syracuse University TWYBILLH. PURDY, (A. B.)............................State Teachers College STANLEY RESTLE.......................................University of Illionis CHARLOTTE ROMBACH ..................................... Plattsburg Normal LILLIAN M. TODD..................................................... Potsdam Normal EDITH L. VAILE............Genessee Normal (Summer School) Library Course PAULINE WELLER, (B. S.) ........................Saint Lawrence University Page Six

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“Life hath as many fareivells as it has sunny hours.”—Smith. Farewell to Seniors The chief aim of your life thus far has been to acquire an education. In doing so you have, no doubt, found the work most laborious and exacting, but there is no time in life so fascinating as the student day. Webster has well said, “The mind is the lever of all things.” You have been enriching that great storehouse of knowledge when properly trained. I advise you to continue to study; do not let the mind rust; take an active interest in educational affairs. Remember that the most serviceable of all assets is reputation. When you once have it and can maintain it, it works for you continuously without inter- ruption. It differs from money. It cannot be bought or sold. It is personal. No amount of knowledge can acquire it. It is priceless. Work will not hurt you. Worry may destroy you. Have ideals. Keep them before you. They are the inspirations of life. Have confidence in your fellow men. Confidence begets confidence. Be in the van rather than in the rear. Take an active interest in every movement in the community. In the words of the poet Coleridge: “Farewell, farewell, but this I tell To thee, thou Wedding-Guest! He prayeth well, who loveth well Both man and bird and beast. “He prayeth best, who loveth best All things both great and small; For the dear God who loveth us, He made and loveth all.” James C. Dolan. Page Eight