Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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Seniors Seniors MARY L. YADDOW “Pete” Commercial. Delta; Dean Hi- Liles Staff 4. VICTOR BOSCOE “Vic” General. Veteran of World War II BARBARA JANE HOPPER “Hop” Academic. Minerva, President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Deanonian Staff; Girls’ State 3. JERRY R. WARDWELL College Entrance. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; The Doctor Has A Daughter 4. MARY JANE HALL “Frosty” General. Minerva; Basket- ball 3; Softball 3; Chorus 3, 4; Dean Hi-Lites Staff 3, 4; The Doctor Has A Daughter 4; Dean Oratorical Contest Alter- nate 3; Deanonian Staff; Chair- man of Dance Committee 4; Drum Majorette 4. RICHARD E. MONROE “Dick” Academic. Manager of Foot- ball 4; Manager of Basketball 3, 4. SENIOR AVERAGES—CLASS OF 1947 VALEDICTORIAN Hazel Griffis Sally Bame Ruth Laidlaw SALUTATORI AN ... 00.4 Fave Snraeue 83 Viola Seavey .... 80.47 Ardis Charter Floyd Hurley .... 89.06 John Rasfley 82.65 Susan Hicks .... 88.79 Gilbert Gates 82.5 Ercil Charter .... 87.25 Mary Yaddow 81.31 Reta Durant ... 85.5 Sallip Burns 80.69 Xury Finley «... .... 85.37 Elinor Fields 80.62 Ann Blackburn .... ... 85 Jane Hopper 80.5 Norine Lenahan .... 83.81 Alice Adams 8n aj Doris Adams .... 83.75 William Maloy 80.19 Stanley Orford .... - 83.59 William Eldridge VETERANS William Boscoe 82.75 Charles Bartholomew 82.32

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|£ast •Bill mxh Testament of i t Class of 1947 We, the class of 1947, of Gouverneur High School, in our attempt to leave as quickly as pos- sible, (Jo declare this our last will and testament. We do leave the following: |ftrat-To our advisers: Bless them for their patience. Jsfeconb—To Mert Gollaher—our sympathy that he couldn’t graduate. Stjirb- To the Juniors: This year book to demonstrate our successes (?). Jfcuirtb —To the sophomores: Starch for stiff upper lips; they don’t know what’s ahead of them —poor darlings! —Personal bequests: Alyce Adams leaves her head-cheerleader’s uniform to Honey Caswell : we hope she can get into the swing of the things. Doris Adams leaves the North Gouverneur cemetery to the living. Sally Barne leaves her dirty blond hair to Sally Hart who knows how to wash and comb it. Ann Blackburn leaves her ability to get a Reynolds to jane Sprague. Fred Bulger leaves his post at the poolroom to Arnold Huntress; we hope he can reach the table. Sally Burns leaves Balmat—do you think they can stand it without her? Robert Carroll leaves his sense of responsibility to Amos Kentfield. Ardis and Ercil Charter leave the Social Studies library to Bobby Gardner so he can carry on his spooning with Rita in private. Beverly Dalton leaves her driver’s license to the punch board in hopes Albert Kaplan will get one the same way. Dorothy Devendorf leaves her men to Marilyn Reamore in hopes she can carry on. Agnes Donaldson leaves her cross-river walks to Betsey Hall. Reta Durant leaves her Oriental look to Mort Howard in case the peroxide bottle is found in the chandelier. Janice Ebbrecht leaves her discarded sailor to Joanne Scozzafava. Bill Eldridge leaves his sweater to the clothing drive—so he thinks. Elinor Fields leaves the cafeteria to Jean Truax in hopes that only 99% of the school gets indi- gestion next year. Xury Finley leaves his position as the only male in the French 3 class to any fellow (sucker) that would stick to it that long. Marian Fortune leaves her winsome giggle to Lewis Schofield. Ellamae Fozvler leaves her shop work to the boys. Gilbert Gates leaves his hard work as one of the outstanding future farmers to Don Ritchie in hopes that he can produce as good results. Carl Girard leaves his spirit of giving money generously to Don Sprague, in hopes that Don’s father appreciates it. Hazel Griffis leaves her proposals to any hopeful Junior. Mary Jane Hall leaves her lead in the Senior play to Bill Blance, who always thinks he’s putting on a good show. Susan Hicks leaves her quiet, reserved manner to Pat Constantikes.