Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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“At every word a reputation dies. —Pope. Best Sellers of 1 943 Name of Author ..... Kenneth Orvis Title of Book Reddy, the Fox Peter Rabbit Grows Up—William Lumley The Mysterious Lure — Betty Dillabaugh My “Autobiography-------Margaret Cahill Scram, Ikic, Scram----------- Carol Storie How to Manage the Fox------- Muriel Scott Candy Kisses Rosemary Caswell Watch Me --------------- Kenneth Taylor Boots-Boots-Boots Mary Washburn The “Ernest Coach — Gertrude Wallace Ego Mihi, Me------------- Edward Perrin An Eye for “Hits'’------- Vincent King The Art of Conversation — Dorothy Burr The, Pugilist -------------- Erwin Peck My Principal --------------- Marion Rice Garrulous or LaQuacious? Norrine Seaker The Diligent “Seaker’’ - Marion Hartley Drummer's Paradise------Robert H. Clark He Who Gets His Face Slapped Miss Cook Advice to the Lovelorn ---- Betty Streeter Swinging Doors------------------------ Mr. Paige Playful Pickaninnies------ Marion Davis L 'Amour Vrai Donald Moore Everlasting Youth ----------- Amy McKee Why Worry? R. D. Gibbs Fads and Follies of ’43 — Johnston Seaker I Still Miss a Little Miss Robert Bancroft Scholastic Achievements — Claude Noble Innocence Is Bliss-------lone Weatherup My “Buddy -------- Gwendolyn Livingston Helen, Where Art Thou?------Jack Scott Fannie’s First Fancy --- Stanley Smith The Lure of the “Bay Ward Grimshaw Blushes ---------------- John Plunkett Diplomacy------------------Robert Blair What Kruschen Did for Me . The Frog Who Would A-Wooing Go Love Notes and How to Write Them ----- The Latest Rules for Playing Post Office Broadcasting Station W. C. A. D Memoirs of Professor R. D. Gibbs Title of Book Name of Author The “Hobo -------------- Patricia Seaman Understudying Harpo Marx Lloyd Raven The “Pike ' Run---------- Caroline Jones My Favorite “Storie Everett Glasford Buy Low, Sell High -------- Samuel Kaplan Keeping Up With the Joneses Maysel Mills Cows and Do I Milk ’Em— Arthur Randall Peck! Peck! Peck! — Sophia Constantikes The Gentleman of G. H. S. — Hugh Mosher A Young Girl's Fancy--------- Barbara Bame Blow Your Own Horn --------- Helen Parody The Question Box ---------- Philip Sayer Sunshine and Shadows ...... Dorothy Fortune Pontoon Kenneth Porter The Ten O'clock Scholar----- Claude Gates Self-Confidence ---------- Walter Greene The Gadabout ------------ Betty Shinnock Blow, Bugle, Blow--------Robert Dempster She Didn't Say Yes-------- Maurice Paige Love ’Em and Leave ’Em------Joe Wranesh The Great “Dane ----------George Caswell Recollections of “Johnny ---Jane Smith The Lady's Choice---------- Donald Moore The Royal Road to Richvillc Helen Reese How to Gain Popularity — James Brown Slow and Easy ------------ Wilfred Frank Dishwashing Made Easy Glenrose Calnon Picture Pants ----------- Charles Aurelio Giggles and More Giggles — Thelma Jones Distinctive Sneezes -------- Betty Burr The Snake Charmer -------- Harlan Seaman Untamed ---------------- Evangeline Cilley The Harmonica Master — Emerson Or ford Typical Flapper (?) ------ Rita Gallagher The Pest----------------- Robert Evans ------------------------- Sylvia Robinson Robert Hilts John Griffith The Slogan of the Northwest Mounted Police Essential Training Rules For Young Men Go East (on), Young Man, Go East (on) -------- The Joys of a Willing Orator ------ Glenn Bigarel Herbert Putman John Clark Eleanor Stammer ----- Grant Dier The Advantage of Never Being Late .. Exclusiveness, Its Pros and Cons--- I Am a Fugitive from a “Chin Gang” .. The Rivals—Grant, Hiram, Ray Brother Can You Spare a Dime?-------- The Advantage of Studying History Speed, Speed, and More Speed--------- The Great Art of Procrastination ---- Deep Sea Fishing in Matoon Creek ..... People Who Live in Glass Houses------ Rocks, Cliffs, and Possibilities ---- Post-Graduates, and Do I Like Them! Donald Brown Marie Dunkelberg -----John Christian Roberta MacTurk ----- Merl Appleby ..... Carolyn Gleason ----- Robert Caten ----- Bill Gardner .— Everett Hayden Nettie Deans ------------------------ Ralph Dier ---------------------Peggy Greene ------------------------ Paul Scott ---------------------Catherine Lee Page Thirty

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“Deeds are better things than words are.”—Longfellow. The 1932 football team started a successful year in Athletics at G. H. S. The spirit and fight developed in football carried over into basketball, and, for the first time in the history of the school, G. H. S. worv both the Football and Basketball Championships. Incidentally, it is the first time in sixteen years that G. H. S. has had a Championship football team. The team was made up chiefly of veterans from last year’s eleven, and, through its cooperation and work with Coach Riley, it succeeded in playing the league games without a single defeat. The last league game was played in Malone and resulted in a 13 to 13 tie. These two teams played in the Champion- ship game at Ogdensburg, and this contest also resulted in a tie, 6 to 6. By vir- tue of points scored, however, G. H. S. was awarded the silver football trophy. The prospects for a successful team next year are very bright, for about ten letter men are returning to school in the fall. The following were awarded purple sweaters and varsity letters: Captain Hilts, William Sullivan, Earl Stiles, John Griffith, Glenn Johnson, Erwin Peck, Kenneth Orvis, Robert Blair, Grant Dier, Stanley Smith, Meryl Appleby, Bennie Rotundo, Wilson Pernice, Donald Brown, Kenneth Taylor, and Robert Caten, Manager. The league scores are:— G. H. S. 6................ Potsdam o G. H. S. 12................Ogdensburg 0 G. H. S. 19.................Canton o G. H. S. 13.................. Malone 13 Championship—G. H. S. 6...............Malone 6 Robert Hilts. Football Page Thirty-two