Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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“No songs are half so sweet to me as those my mother used to sing!' —Helen C. Smith. (Ektss j mg WORDS BY C. STORIE Page Eighteen

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 A mother’s love, the best love; God’s love, the highest love!’’—From the German. Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1935 I, Marjorie Stevenson, do bequeath my quiet efficiency to Mildred Hilts. I, Ralph Storie, do bequeath my quick temper to Clinton Thompson. I, Agnes Sturgeon, do bequeath my absence slips to Ruth House. I, Elisabeth Tremlett, do bequeath my easy senior schedule to Douglas Pete. I, IVilabcl Tulley, do bequeath my fondness for typewriting to Frieda McCullough. I, Karcata Van Ornum, do bequeath my quietness to Evelyn Dain. I, Ivan Weathcrup, do bequeath my incomparable knowledge to Harold Apple. I, James White, do bequeath my everlasting devotion to Gladys. I, Doris Wood, do bequeath my violin to Woodrow Gardner. I, Florence Woods, do bequeath my front seat in study hall to Robert Tremlett. I, Helen Reese, do bequeath my fondness for DeKalb dances to Doris Ripley. I, Gerald Wells, do bequeath my pleasure trips to Bob Bockus. I, Mabel Byrns, do bequeath my sweetness to Beryl VanNorton. I, Helen Burge, do bequeath my many romantic stories to Eleanor Kaplan. I, John Christian, do bequeath my oratory to Rolland Foy. I, Helen Davidson, do bequeath my seat in chemistry class to Dorothy Wilson. I, Leona Merritt, do bequeath my giggles to Ima Greenwood. I. Barbara Bamc, do bequeath my unceasing energy to Leland Luenberger. I, Lulu Thayer, do bequeath my elusiveness to Ruth Austin. I, Cora Goodale, do bequeath my brisk manner to Mary Ann Newell. I, Betty Gruneisen, do bequeath my common sense to Paul Halford. I, Earl Patton, do bequeath my desire to cooperate to Arthur Walsh. I, Lester Millard, do bequeath my self-esteem to Peggy Greene. I, Olive Carter, do bequeath my out-of-town boy friends to Alice Shippee, to add to her collection. I, Edward Carroll, do bequeath my speed to Erwin Gruneisen. I, Robert Evans, do bequeath my faithfulness to Sylvia Thomas. I, Emerson Orford, do bequeath my courtesy to Merton Bagg. I, Richard Farmer, do bequeath my drowsiness to Victor Judge. I, Dorothy Ncwcombe, do bequeath my frivolity to Jane Gates. I, Tina Brcsette, do bequeath my Charlie to Helen Smith. I, Evelyn Hadfield, do bequeath my unobtrusiveness to Eloise Dain. I, Catherine Lee, do bequeath my dependability to Paul Sullivan. 1, Aubrey Dodds, do bequeath my brother to Leona Lee. I, Harry Fuller, do bequeath my affections for “Ginger” to Richard Wheater. I, Allan Gaudin, do bequeath my perseverance to Dick Grimshaw. (He needs it.) I, Steve Jurkovich, do bequeath my ability to play pool to Harlon Goodnough. I, Milbourn Macintosh, do bequeath my notes to Dorothy Gillette. I, William Pike, do bequeath my memories of Barbara B. to Wallace Grandy. I, Burnett Ryder, do bequeath my conceit to Carlton Goodnough. I, Muriel Hutton, do bequeath my flightiness to Mary Johnson. I, Eileen Laberdee, do bequeath my dainty ways to Edith Crossman. I, June Booher, do bequeath my trombone to Roberta Brown. I, Hazel Brasie, do bequeath my variety of admirers to Glenrose Calnon, in case just one becomes tiresome. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class, the testators to this, our Last Will and Testament, have subscribed our name, this twentieth day of May, in the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-five. The Class of 1935. Witnesses: Eleanor Reynolds Robert Hayden Page Seventeen

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7 search among the plain and lovely words to find what the one Mother means.”—Grace H. Cromwell. Paddy, The Next Best Thing Presented by the Senior Class of Gouverneur High School at the Gralyn Theatre, November 27, at Eight O’clock Produced by special arrangement with Walter H. Baker, Boston, Massachusetts. Persons In The Play General Adair (of the Ghan House) --------------------------------------- William Pike Dr. Davy Adair (his brother) ............................................ Gerald Wells Eileen (his daughter) ---------------------------------------------- Eileen Laberdee Paddy (another daughter) ............................................... Catherine Lee Miss O’Hara (a friend of the Adairs) Barbara Bame Miss Mary O’Hara (her sister) Elizabeth Tremlett Jack O’Hara (their nephew) .............................................. Edward Perrin Lawrence Blake (Paddy’s enemy) Burnett Ryder Doreen Blake (his sister) ................................................ Ruth Hockey Gwendoline Carew (his cousin) ............................................ Carol Storie Lord Sellaby--------------------------------------------------------------------- Claude Rose Mickey (man-servant of the Adairs) Harlon Seaman Webb (parlor-maid at Dr. Davy’s) Evelyn Foy Mrs. Bingle j, (patients of Dr Davy) J Muriel Hutton Mrs. Putter Act I Act II Act III Ihe Ghan House. Morning. The same. Evening. Dr. Davy’s Dispensary, London. Act IV—Scene 1: Pullman Car on the L. N. W. Railroad. Scene 2: The Ghan House. Prompter .....----------- Olive Carter Stage Manager Woodrow Gardner Property Mistress ------ Sylvia Sterling Property Man Hiram Jenne Costume Mistress ........ Olive Clement Publicity Manager..........John Plunkett Music—High School Orchestra. (Miss Julia Mullen, Director) Page Nineteen