Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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W ' ' A s ' 59 3 Y lj -5 F ' df ' L 1 ' fu . . f' gf'-.K ' W , X xxxx . aj p X xv w - ' ' ' ' ,f X t f' , V ' S ::' ' K , , ' . - ,fx ' .. .g :Ski .N --1' A ' -.dk ,if 'fx , S 4, A 1.'wf.fp!55':f? -. 3- - Sfiiuf 1Q'w,'.iY:- :uit-Q' A . ' , I' if -.maya E 1 9 S I i i I 5 I , E i s ! i E a Z x 1 A r 7 5 ? DEAN UN IAN 1953 Presented lay flue SeniorsQ U r High 0 e e New Y L The Board .of Education of the Gouverneur Central Schools Standing. left to right: Frank Mason, Superintendent ol' Sehools. Elliott Wood. Transportation Manager. Seated: liiehartl Billing Arthur Randall. Ralph Bigarel, George Battersby, Clifford Tibbitts. Earl Truax, Clifford lXleCumber. James Marshall, Andre Laidlaw. The Senior Class of l953 XYishes to express its sineere appreciation to the lloartl of litlueation for the generous gift whieh has macle possible our 1953 lleanonian. The 1955 yearbook is the only one in recent years which has not hacl atlvers tising as a part of its eontents. This is possible beeause for the first time the lloarrl of liltlueation has matle available in its bnrlget the amount usually gainecl through aclvertisements. ln the past seniors have hacl to work long antl hartl to obtain enough atlrer- tising from loeal and nearby business eoneerns to pay for the printing of their yearbook. The tlonation of this money has been a great help in retlueing the finaneial heatlaehes of prorlueing a goorl book, antl has releaserl a mnnber of atltlitional pages for pictures of school activities. lt is one more manifestation of the lloarcl's interest in stutlents. l2l ,N 'K ' 1 w- 4 Q.. ln the fall of IQSI Gouverneur 'l ligh School adopted a stand- ardized crest. Moclelecl from the Gouverneur Morris coat-of-arms, the crest has as its center piece symbols of two occupations familiar in the lionverneur area - a mine shaft representing lllllllllg and Z1 shock of wheat representing agriculture - balanced hy two sym- hols of education - the lamp of knowledge and the hook of learn- ing. This year's seniors, the class of 1953, were the first to have the stanclarcl crest on their class rings, and therefore have chosen the crest as the theme of their llcanonian. l3l Administration 1 ul Ruin B.A.. M,A.3 Principal: Frank Mason, B.A., N.A., Superintendent, nf S1-houlsg Pauline Weller, M.A., Vivo-Pi'invip:iI Seventh Grade VV. Laurenvo W4-ich, B.S.: James Hari. HS.: Louise Stew-ns. Pol Nurmalp Alia Stevenson. li.A.3 Susan Latham, HA.. BJC. Mathematics Rohn-rl Frnmic, HS.: Rainer! Laurent. B.A., !k1.A.3 H4-orgv Ru B.S,. MS. i4l Dorothy Fnnlvs, B.Ed.g lXlui'gzii'i-i Nuliy. B.A., lNl.A.3 Juhn Stevenson, Language Elizabeth Cross. B.A., M.A.: Paul Smiih, B.A., M, Ed.: Irwin Blumenthal, HS. M.A.g Marion Pzissino. B.A., M.A., tF1'cnc'h amd Lzliinbg Alilgl Hunter' B.A., lil. Ed.: Lucille Hunkins. BS.: Hell-n Stiles, B. Ed., M. Ed.: Bertha Evkmunn. B.A. fi! 7, f, aff L .Q f 5 Social Studies B.A.. M. A.: Mzirgzirvt llcrring, B.A. lXl.A. Science 'uulinv Weller. B.S., M.S.1 George llzwkett. BS., M.S.: Irma Smalley, B.A.g Ilzinnuh Mosher, Potsdam Nurmzil. l5l i Physical Education Top picture at right: Kurt Maier, B, Ph. Sd.. Coach of Wrestling. Track: Charles McGuire. B,S.. Coach of J. V. Basketball: Frank LaFalcc, B.S., Coach of Football, Basket- ball. and Baseball: Ann MacKay, B.S.: Leo Canalc, B. Ph. Ed- M. Ph. Ed., Director of Athletics: Evelyn Schatz. B.S. will UQ Vocational Top picture at left: Roy Gibbs. Agriculturc: John Flanagan, B.S., Industrial Arts: Lester Robinson, B.S., In- dustrial Arts: Laura Stafford. BS., Hom:-making: Earl Walrath, B, S., Commerce: Marjorie Flanagan. B.S., Home- making. Special Departments Jane Clough. Reg, Dent. Hyg'st.. Florilda McGuire, R. N.: Margaret, Canale, R. N.: H. Townsend Carpenter. B.A.. M,A.. Guidance Director.: Edith Vail, Goneseo Normal, Librarian. Otlice Mrs. Walrath, Secretary: Mr. Wood, Transportation Mana- ger: Miss Casten, Office Assistant: Mrs, Crumb, Secrctary. Music Bette Farley, B.S.. M.S.: Carlton Weegar. B.S.. M. Mus. Lillian Todd, Potsdam Normal. Art tAbsent from Pictureh, QT i JK QQMMMM . Jl. 1 :Al f F1' if gg eniorzi -li x L e l IV if 3 1 L. t Rll'llARlf JOE 'I'lfSSMI'lR Dirk Football 2, 3. 43 Letter 2. 3, 43 Co-Captain 3, 43 All Northern Team. 4. Vlfrestling 2, 3. 43 Let- ter 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain .23 Sectional Champion 2, 3. Track 33 Letter 3. Football Club 4. Varsity Club 2. Student Council 2, 3, 43 Vice- President 3. Projector Club 3. Class President 3, 4. You Cavft Take' It With You 4. Balcony Srcnr 3. rf ' J , JUAN ANN IIANCFI Jomtie 3, ' 5 A Orchestra 2. 3. A 'Cappella Choir 1. 3. 4, Band Z. 3. Dance Bzipdf 41 Z, 3. Volleyball 2,133 Sectionals 3. Tennis 2, 3. Softball 2. Badmin- ton 3, 4.- Tumbling 4. Leaders Club .13 'Secretary 2. You Can'L Tnkrylt With You, Property Com- mitce Co-Chairman 4. dsmior Seminar 4. Dean Hi-Litrs ,' lix- change Editor 4. Treasurer of Class i3 4. Prcsiden'.of Home room . Shield for BXAYCTHRC in Gym 23 Shield for A Average in Gym 3. Dranonifm, Business Staff. -.X A.X' MARIO INflCliAliL lJcUASil'R0 Mar, 3 ' Senior Cliofus . Boys K ee C 3. B' l 2 , 43 er . 1 ' lc tt l Club 4 r 7 4 . -V -t 4 l.etter 2433 Ca nt . u C1m'f Trike li With You, . lfvm Hi- I.iIr.v 3, 43 Letter 4. Student Council 2. 3. llomeroom Treas- urer 4. Vice-President of Class 4.Drr1mmimr, Editorial Staff. DIANE RHLF Chorus 3. A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Hand 2. 3. Marching Band ft. Concert 4, Orchestra Z, 3. 4. N.Y.S.S.M,A. 2, 3, 4. Music Letter 3 Basketball J. Bowling 3. You C!17l'f Take It With You. Publicity Committee 4. Senior Seminar 4. Class Secre- tary 4. General ti, 3. Drum Corps 3. llrarmninn, Editorial Staff. 'tzagoodqui 1-fqwxz . 3 .1 X953 ,RR A9caw- Semzm fd! -I 7' I X B ,Q . sf 'lixylxxx taoonisox J ' slim I .t'TAT?itgl.tx.' cttot-us 3, .lee C b xx-X-Capglla Choir 4. iowli Z. ., asketball 3. Volk mall 3, IH inton 4. Soft- ball -. 'Fumbli 3. 4. Archery 2. on Cun't T r It With You Ilouse Connni e, llrun Ili-litrr 3. 4. Copy Editor 33 l'lditor-in- Chief 4. Class Secretary 3, llome- rooni Secretary 2. 3, 4. Student Council 2. 3. Student Council As- sembly 1. General ti, 2. ll. A. R. Citizenship Pilgrim 4. B in gym 3, 4. IJIYIIIUPII-till staff, lidi- tor-in-Cbiet' 4. 1. ll.XYll7 sguooi X, D Fo all 2. S! 4. letter 1, 4. X' stl' , 3, 4: l.ettei 2, 3, -I. 'l' 'k 2 3. 43,l.et , 3. 4. restlin Sec' ' lill pion 3, .j-rat-k Se.. ll 3. . - jj u L -, ff' V,, , yr 3, X ! ' 1 ' ., . -- .fi Y J ,ll'l.l.X lf0S'l'liR v, j Jfuly Y.Xl.lflDlt I'0RI.-K.' Chorus 2. filFl.S tilec Club R Softball Z, 3, 4. Bask-hal 3, 4. Soccel 1. 3. Tenni. , rlleyball 2. 3, 4, S 'ti ' . a minton Z, 3. 4. 'l'ur 4 Tr' dihield t 7 for A .X rage 3. H 11' .. Ym f'lIll'I Tak ith 014, Prop- ertj C -t ri at 4. ': O 3 4 x 1 Je in ra- t r Contest 33 Second Prize 3. nas Pageant 2. Photogrzt- my Club Z. Se or eminar 43 Chairnia lla vnntittec 4: Secretar 1 . Frencl' Club 3. l' idelit 3. 4 lleuu H' rx 2, . 3 Make-ul l-Itlitor Managi liditor 3: lixecut' liditor 43 Letter 3, 4 l'1.S.S.l'.. . 3. General tl. 2. Man- 3. ki tsl , t ager of Cheerleading 2. 33 Mana- ger's Letter 2. 3. Aldrich Scholar- ship Prize 2. Marion Bowman' lingzlislt Prize 3. Co-Manager Cur- tis Subscription Drive 4. St. Law- rence Pi Blu lipsilion Afi2ll.hlllt1llCb Contest. First Prize for Gouver- neur 3. Chairman of junior Prom 3. llmnnuiau, Business Staff. l Rlilll-LRICK A. ,ll'Nl'I Slug Chorus 2. Football 3, 43 Letter 3. 4: Captain 4. Wrestling Z, 3, 43 Letter 2. 3, 43 Captain 2, 3, You Cuff! Tuler Ir With You 4, B111- rony Srrnr 3. Racking 2. F. F. A. Z. F. F. A. Basketball Club 2. Vice-President of junior Class. Student Council 2. 3. Vice-Presi dent of lloxneroom 4. tienerai G 2. Trophy for undefcatec Season in Wresting 33 Sectional Champion 3. Honorable mentior for All-Northern Football tcarr -I, Ilcauvuiau, Business Staff. SJ it W- x ft l DURICI-JN RUIIERMAN GARLOCK Dodiz' Chorus 2. A Cappella Choir 2, 3.4. String Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Band 2. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. N.Y.S. S.M.A, 2, 3, 4. Sextette 2, 3. Music Letter 2, Bar 3. Basketball 2. 3.4. Volleyball 3. Bowling 2, 3. Softball 2, 3. G in gym 3. You f'lHl,f Take It With You 4. Student Council 2. General G 3. Dmurmian, Business Staff. LAWRI-1Nt'l-I GLICNN t'0l.li f Laffy ff llowling 3, 4. Projertor Club i, 3. You Cunft Takr It With Y u, Stage Committee 4. I. M24 p ! 7 1 IHANNIC ti. PRURY Dy 1' Chorus 2. Cheerleader 2. 3. 5 Letter 2. 3. 4. Ba ketball 2. Bad- minton 4. Softba 2, 3, bling 2, 3. 4. V lleyball Oratorit-ul Cont st 2. 32 0 Prize 2, First in: 3. You Tukr It With You 4. Photogra- phy Club 2. liiance Committee 2. Trlsaisurer of 'lomeroom 2. Drum Hi-Lzltm 2, 3, 43 Reporter 23 Assistant lid torial Writer 33 Fea- ture Writer 4. General G 2. Howling 3, 4. DfGllf7Ilfllll,, Edi- torial Stnf . I ' . I 1 -fl 'xl ' DAVHI- lll'SllARM f , 5 Ilaw 'Foot :ill 4. Projlctoi' Club 2. 3. Wrv.-sling 4. Football Clulg -t. 5 ,Q . - A NJ x X 6 i ' x BRl'Cli ll. Gl.l-JASON Gooxc Manager of Baseball 2, Letter 2. Manager of Football 3. Photogra- phy Club Z. Projector Club 2, 3. You Can't Take It With You 4. General G 3. Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3. Dean Hi-Liter 3, 4. Dranonian, Business Manager. J- 7770106 MABl-ll. V. GOSSILIN Arcliery 2. 4. Badmin n 4. Ping- Pong 2. You C!l1I'f T ke It With You, Publicity mmittee 4. Photography Club'2. Dean Hi- Litrx 2, 3, 4. Circ lation Manager 3. 45 Reporter 25 etter 3. Home- room Captain, C rtis S scription Drive 4. Chai Refresh- ment Commi Ju ' Prom 3. Dmnnnian, oria taff, 5 Wi. r .l 9 1 'IS l l'l'Ztil'l Al.lJ Jillllllfl' O' strzi 2, 3, 4. Hoy's Quartet 7 .. XA -Cappella. Chnir 2, 3. 4. ring Iinsehkblc 3, 4. Dance Band 3, 45 Dan e Hand Vocalist 3. heerleader 23 learlrheerlcader 1: .ettcr 2. Balt ry Sn-'nr 3. You t'fm'f Take I With You 4. Dean Oratorical Contest 35 First Prize 3. Studenll Council LZ, 4. llzuwc Fomniittqc 4. General G 1. E - l l l.l'l'll,l.li MARION lJl'lNl'lSHA Lucy Volleyball 3. Slim Gym 4. You l'rm't Taler It With You, House Committee 4. l-'. II. A. 2, 33 His- torian 2. Drun Hi-Litrs 3. Library Club 1. 3, 45 Award 3. Photogra- phy Flub 2. President of Home Rotsni 4. Drarrzmimz, Editorial Stu . ji,-! ' aw' IQIDWARII ,I. Bl'1I.l,lNGliR Erlriir l'. S. Navy. June 1948-June 1952. Football 2, 35 Letter 2. 3. Basket- ball 2, 35 Letter Z, 3. Track 2. Volleyball 2, 3. l'A'l'R1L'l.-K ANN PA'I I'ON Pat Chorus 3. Badminton 3. Ping Pong 2. 3. Softball 2. 3. Stunts and Tumbling Z. Archery 2. Soccer 3. General G 3. Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 4. You flflllw Tnkr It With You 4. Clzristnrnzx Pageant 2. F. ll. A. 2, 3. 43 Sec- retary 23 Vice President 33 Presi- dent 4. French Club 3. Library Club 3, 4. Drrm Hi-Litrs 3, 4g Humeroom Editor 3. Dermonian, Editorial Staff. JAMES U. MARSHALL 'Transferred From the Manlius School 4. A Cappella Choir 4. You f1!H1,f Tala' It Will! You 4. l'1lDl'l'll M.-X'l l'lll'lVl'S Edir A Cappella Choir 4. Chorus 1. Bowling 2. Tumbling 3, 4. Vol- leyball 2. 3, 4. Archery 3. 4. Bas- ketball 2. 3. Dmn Hi-Litrs 2. Photography Club 2. Student Council Z. 3. 4. Cheerleader 23 Vo-Captain 25 Letter 2. Leaders Vlub 4: President 4. General UIQ . Rorking 2. Christmas Pugmnt 2. You C'au't Take I! With You 4. Dmnmrian, Editorial l Staff. . x 0. J 1 . J ,p pf IA' U' lf .tx 3 'V f V 7953 QQ not V. Ill, ,' '7 'Mc t !,,aJV.7 5. in W. V X tumor. .xxx icx.iz,x1u-:'r1t t'.-tl-lj l'1l,l.lN0 fjlkzrvl Alkippella Cho' 04. Vat stty Chterl- -. 3. 4. Lette lg llarde 4. Balcony Srrm' 3 Leaders Club 3, 4. Dance Com mittee 3, 4. W 7454! Al..-KN ti. l ltill llul Wrestlimg 1. Track 2. Vice Presi 7 dent of llomerooxn ... Stuflen Vounril 2. Dean Oratorical tion test 4. tw Wi ,U . 'A ' torus 3. Stu: ' Tumbling 2. Ping 'on .. Softball Z, E . St , 4. Basketball 3. Had n' 3, 4, lleyhall 4. ll ii tjni. You 1't Take It Will You. Ct - rrman OHS t' i i . Chril ,ugeau 1 1 ncel nt ,her 3. Li , ,' Club 3, 4, ce lresident 4 I . ll. A. 4. Dr uialn, lirlitoria Staff. Wll.l,lAM l,.-XMB Bill Senior Band Z. 3. 4, Boys' tile' Club 3. F. F. A. 2. 3, 43 Presiden -l. You Can't Tnlcr It With Yoa 4. llomeroom Treasurer 2. Gen tral G 5. Intramurals 2, 4. lil,l'IANtlR .I 'IAN L ll.lNS 1 if' llaince Ban 2, . tiirls Sextctlu 2, 3, Seniol an , 3. 'nppellal Choir 1, 3, 4 Set ior L ' estra 2, 3. ccom ' Q W for oys Quar- tctt , xg w ,,,. r 3, 4. Music l.et l 5, 4, Swling 1, 3, 4. Bas a Z, A, g Vinning Team 3. Crt: Z, 3, 4. Volleyball 2, Tennis Z, 5, 4. Soccer Z. General ti I .1 Oratoricul Contest .l, u t 't Tuler' I! Will! Yo , l rcnch Club 3, 45 Secre- tary 3, 4. 'hthmgrat li tflub 2. Se 'll' S mr 4, Da ' nit- tee 4 mn H1' ' .v 2 . 4, M '. liclitor .23 4' . itm' .ig :urging litlgrid, lggei' 5. -t. mf Ch-e enclit , 3, -tg I.e 'I' 2. t'o-Manager o Sub- scription t':lmpuign 4, Dninoniau, Business Stuff. l.l.OYll l.liUNARll 1-'mmmxl 3, 4, lengt- 3, 4. 1 .- ' bull Z, 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 4, 'at ' 3, 45 Letter 3. 4. Varsity Footlmll Club 4. f JOAN lXlll'KliNS Jouniv A i,lilllIl4'llil Uhoir 2, 3, 4. Sex- tctte 3. ' l'lRWlN' WARD H4'u1'1'r junior llaincl 2. Projector Club 2, 3. F. A. l'. 4. You f't1Pl,f Take II Will! l'uu, Stage ll0lllllll1ll'C 4. Swarm 1953 of NELSON S. DAILEY, JR. Nugs Football 2, 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 4. J. V. Basketball 2, Letter 2. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4. Baseball 2. You Can't Take It With You, Lighting Commit- tee 4. Projector Club 2, 3. 2nd String All-Northtern Center 3. lst String All-Northern Tackle 4. SANDRA SUE ESCKILSEN ' Sue A atpeua Choiril, 3, 4. Dance and . . Sextette 3. N.Y.S.S.M. - A. .3 Music4l.ettcr 4. Basket- ball ., 3, xatoftball 2, 3, 4. VpVcybalIl'.h1, Tennis 3. Balcrmy Srnr, ,Pmnibter 3. You Quit Tulef It Wfth You, Publicity Conimiftee 4. Leaders gash 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. an Hi- gLi rx 2. General G 3. G in Gym 3. J. V. Cheerleader 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4. Deanonian, Business Staff, l.Yl,li ll. lilltll-lRl.Y Wrestling 3. 3. 4, Letter 2. 4, You C'nn'r Tnlcr If With You, 'Inge Committee 4. . l - ay it . . 'I K in.-i'Rx' miie ts. slim: f It Chorus 7. Intramu s Li holog- rnphy dub 2. 3. IEEETTEII Club 3, 4. You Cm1't.Fakr' It With You 4. Pu ' 'ty and llbuse Commit- tcc. Dxqziavf, Editorial Staff. We QA .. MURRIS l.l-Ili. JR, Flmir Z. 3. -J. Doublv Quartet 1. Volleyball 3. Trufl-i 2. l . I . A. 2. 3. 4. lf, F. A. Basketball 2. Presi- rlcnt of llnmcroom 3. You 1111117 Tuler It Will! You Il. llmuunfrm Business Staff, MARY li. .Xl,Gl'lRl'I SUKTCI' 4. Ilzulminton -3. LAW lu. 1 A. lil,.-Xlk any l'. S A 'y .lunr 10-I8-.lunv WSJ l Trzlck 3. llzlschzlll 1. . 1, W , ,lANl'l'l' Lui ,umhvsnx ,lim A' Svnim' Flmrus An'fxl'hpaH1sl 2. A Vzlppellzn limi! Accompzmist 3. 3. -l. lll'1'l1l'3F.Z. 3. Band Z, 3. N X S llanfv Banc . '. ',S,S.M.A. .. Musir Let Z. 3. -1. ffnllcylmll J, Sui all 2, 3. 4. Badminton 1, ,. - clhall 4. 84611. Hi-1.fm 'Lf' M jr liclimr, You flllllyf Tolar With YO!! Property Vom- mi z1nrl'n0u.' fommittec 4. Ilrammirnl, llusinags Stull. ,.. : I - .f f953 2 I ' l GW X za 'll K If-.yyy-1 ,Z ANN!-I l.l'l'll.l.li lJRl'MlS Tcmiiz' liaulmiumn Z. 3, 4. SUCCCI' 2, 3, 4. lizxskctlmll 2. Ynllrylmull 2. 4 Tumlxliny.: 2. Softball Z. I . ll. A l. 3. -l. Lihmry l'lulx lg SL-rrct:u'3 l. Ynu fllllllf Tulcr' If With You lluusc lknmnittcv -1. N! . 4 13 ,lN11SWOR'l'll JA- ' f ' V I . , , I 1 . V I J ,J INICZ DORA llRl'1Sl'I'l l' Milmiz' .X Vznppcllxm Choir 1. 3. ll. Gir Sm-xtctlv Z. llaxmcc l'oxxllllim'c You t'rm't Taka It Wifi: Ym Prumptl-r and l'nrlc'rstucly llrrnmuiull, Iiusinvss Stuff. l t. Xkl, l4UlL.'XR'l' 2, 3, ,lg I.:-ttcr .L .,.:.-. of I .p ANNE MARIE BLAIR Glee Club 2. 3. Cheerleader Z, 3. 4. Leaders Club 3. 4. Dean Hi- Iitex 2. Student Counril 2. Vice- President of llomcroom 4. You Conf! Take It With You. Chair- of llouse Committee 4. Tumbling 3. 4. Softball 2, 3. 4. Manager of Ping Pong 3. Balcony Scene 3. Slim Gym 4. I lil. l' '. t . 2. :bling 2. . . P. t . 'ice Prewi llome- r 2. ra 1 s 2. 3. I 'ff NANCY l Nan Chorus 2. A Cappella Student Recital 3 N,Y,S.S.M.A. gran! 2. Rorleing 2. 3, You C'r1.n'! Take It 4, Leaders Club 3, Cheerleader 3, 43 Letter l'hotogruphy Club 2. General 3, lee Carnival Queen 4, Drfm Hi-l.it1'.v Z. llrauouiun liditorial Staff. LOUIS l'1l.I.lU'l l' t'l'R'l'lS Lou lland 2. 3, 4. 5. Orrhestra 2, 3,05 4, 5. Chorus Z. A-Cappella Choir 3, 4, 5. Dance Hand 2, 3. 4, 5. Quartette 3. 4, tllee Club 3. Music Letter 3. Dean Oratorial Contest 2, 3, S: First Prize S. Life With Fruhrf 4. French Club 4. S. Music Club 4. 1 Dean Hi'- Litex 3. Vice President of junior Class Dance Committee 3. Student Council 3. 7953 v X l KliNNl'I'l'll ll. SI.A'l'l'l Smiley Football 2, 3g Letter 2, 35 Captain 3. Wrestling Z, 33 Letter 2, 3. Base- ball Z, 33 Letter 3. Honorable Mention for All Northern Team 3. All Central Team 3. Outstand- ing Wrestler of Gouverneur lligh School 3. Varsity Club 3. 'x fx Q - ax I it X1 ' .S ? no mlf1x'QAw1qysQ'xIpAKic - Xt 1 ony 'R 5 . Volleyball '7 , 4. :kt ll 2, 'KN 3, Q Capta lug Itegyfl, A45 X Ca in -l. Tl li 4. Te is ' I3, . tball 3, Badminton 4. G , x . w J. 'fl Chee ader 2. Leader' lub 2, 3 43 Se tary 3. Library Club . You, Can't Take It With , Prog ty Committee 4. Felt B B ifzrage in Gym. Deann- uimvq' Busi ess Staff. V .WWE V f- CA . t'.XFI'lil.l. 'O lfr r l Z, 3. s tbal ... 'e- bal 3. Wrestl 1 3. :ity club 2. You CHll'f ak Wilh. You 4. Ilruu H1'-Lit M A RGA Rlfl' BIARY AlJxXMgv lllnggir , Cappglla Choir 2, 3.' Bitiketballi 2. '3. 4. Softball 2, 3, 4. Archery 3. 4. Volleyball 2,A 3. 45 Honor ,ll'eam 2: Win 'ng Team 3. Bad ' 'ltiiiston Tum ling 2, 3, 4. You 401 I Take r With. You 4. f'llYfSfIIlHX Pageant 2. Leadefs Club 2. Photography Cluh 3. Seeytary bt' Homeroom 3. General U15 3. B in Gym 3. Subscrip- tion Campaign in llomemom 2, 3.IJmvmu1'1m,. liditorial Staff. n 1 tl ll all rv tl all . lfklilllikll' ll, BANCRUI- 1' Frrrl lfootlmull 2. 3. 43 Letter 2. 3. 4. ,l. V, Basketball 2. Varsity Club J. 3. I-'ootball Club 4. I MARIUN l'll,fZAl'll'i'l'll 'l'.-Yl l'ON Vlxwfl. A-Cappella Choir Z, 3. hurt- Band 2. 3, 4. OtcT1cs- trqyl. 3, 4. Bamfl 2, 3, Convert Bzmcl 4. Girls Scxteltc 3, 4. Music Letter Z. N.Y.S.S.M.A. 2. 3, 4. l.caa1k:rs l'lub 2. You C'rm't 'liulzr If IVHN Yau, Costume Commit- tuc' 4. lpwlllbllillll, Tlusincss Stuff, li.-XRI. A. BIGARIQI. llisrussiun Club 4. 3 I 3 K X Sl ARl,liNl'1 Bl. B. ROBICRTS Prrmui Trunsfcrrccl from .'xfllllllS High Srhool 3. tllcc Uluh 3, 4. Volley- ball 5. Plmtogmpliy l'lub .L You f'un'1 Trlkr It Will: You, Publirity Fommittcc 4. Drmm- uiuu liditorial Stuff. Xia - I R ,- J 3 ' 'ff' 1 5 ' B. . 7953 4l f f l ,f I' 1 zlb Aff V g,'l 0' ,-,447 - . 44, K Z9 BI.Zll'1 M. l'.-YIQIAICRSUN I ' Fink' Senior cf Lfydltorus 4. . Pup iir 2 onccrt Ilan' 4. .',Y.S.S.M..X. 4, Mzirrliin llatntl l. llzulniinton 4. l.ibr:tr Flub I. ,l.XRll'1S IC. Sl'llUOl.lCY .lim ,l. Y. l ootbull 4. J. Y. llnsvlmll .l Wrcxtling 2, 3, 4: l.ettrr 3, -1 iran .H -l. Ilrnnptliluz. lifli gang I Stalfy f , . 1. MARY l.UI' Sl'lllil.l. , f,I'l'llCSll'il J. 3. 4. A litppcll Klum' K. 4. llzmcl 3. 3. 4. t'huru 2. Music l.1-tn-r .l. Volleyball . Svnior Sz-mimn' -l. llisrussiu Club I. RUN.Xl.lJ ll. l'lN'llRANl'1 Senior Chorus 2. Boys tilcc l'lul 3, 'l'I'lll'li .41 l.c1tcl' 3, Intrnmurzl llaskcthaxll 3, 4. Softball 2, 3. 4 Srxwvi' 2. 3. 4. j. Y. liztskctlxnll 2 l'Imtugmpl1y l'lub 1. lf. I . .-X. J .lg Rcpnrtcr Z3 Sm-cond Vivo Prcsi cle-nt .lg Vounty Treasurer 3: lix rfutivc Committcv J. .55 Letter 2 lf. l . A, Basketball 2, 3. Yrn t , l'fnL'! Trlkr It Willl You 4, Ilrrm nninn, l'lrlitm'izll Stuff. 1 . Wap lx I-K . M 1 ..- SIIIRLICY li. MCEWING Mirkry tllee Club 3. junior Majorette 25 Senior Majorette 5. Ping Pong 2. Tumbling 2. Softball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4. Badminton 4. Archery 4. High Window 5. You Can? Tolar II With You, Publicity and llouse Committee 4. Figure Skating Club 2. Library Club 3. 4. Dr-un. Hi-I.ite.v 2, 3. General UG . Dmnonian, Editorial Staff. jAlVllCS W. RICYNOLDS Monk Jim l'l'0jL't'l0l' Club 2, 3. 45 Vice l'ru-aident 3, President 3, 4. Foot- ball 2: Letter 2: Manager 3. 4. Manager of j. V. Basketball 3: Manager uf Basketball 4. Mana- ger of Baseball 2, 3. 4. Track lg Manager 3.4. Varsity Club 2, .L Bowling 4. Treasurer of llomc- roum 4, General G 2. lll'1l.l'INA MYR'l'l,I'l SllAlNll'lNl'I Red Sncrnr 2, .l, 4: Play day 2. Yol- legball Z. 3. Basketball 1. J. 4. Sfoflball lg Play day 2. Speed- Ball 2. Stunts and Tumbling 2, 3. Basketball Play day 3, 4. Win- ning Soccer Team 3. Winning Basketball Team 3. F. ll, A. 3, 4. Parliamentarian 4. Library Flub 4. Shield for B Average in tlytn 2. You t'au't Takr It With Yau, llouse Forymittee 4. .fi ID' ROY lllt'MANl'S 'l'l':u'k 4. F. F. A. 2. 3, 4. F. F. A. 3 Basketball -. Intramural Basket- ball .Z, 3, 4. Softball 1, 3. 4. .QW W Socrer 1. Semcm 7953 IJANIFIL Il. SHEEN Danny Intramurals 2, 3, 4. fa'V,,r'144,', .1 , ' -, ! .,.- .I 4 o r ul! ' if 3. 4, B' tinton 3, 4. H is . Soc , 3, 4. Basket- a 3. ' F i , ollcyball 'X 3. 4 S all Z, gnu Cnn't T 'th You, House Col! re vt n rd . :ian 4. l P e ' litll ' ' ' . 'ff ry Club 3 4'g MVRRAY HORTUN l'horus 2. Manager of Baseball 3. 4: Letter 3. 4. Manager of Football 43 Letter 4. Manager of Basketball 43 Letter 4. Projector Qlub Z. 3. 4. F. F. A. 2. 5 Q. x' NX' . 4 Q 1 Xi R. my . C' l. ,lUYl'l'l li. DUUIJS Joy tllee Flub 4, You C'an't Takr It Wi I1 You, House Committee and Publicity Committee 4. Slim Gym 4. Photograplty Club 2, 3. Dm onion, Editorial Staff. mf? --LNC I It I Us -In RHlil'LR'I' HIQQARIQI. Bal: junior Iiuml 2. You Cfan'l Tiller lr With You, Stage Committee, 4. l'rojm'tor Fluh 3. 4. BI-QYl'l,Rl.Y- BILLINGS - ikHN'vx ' Hlcr Fluh 3. Huskctlm Imm- murals 193.7 5 I f US:-2, 'xxx' I k yr f'1' L .V RHHl'LR'l' JR, IXlrlN'1'HSll Lllllfl' lllll'1llllllI'2llS 2. P ,fx ,, I - A Q' I s X MARION li. i'U0l'!iR Smut Haulmintnn Z, 3. 1. Yollcylmll 3. 3. L Soccer 2, 3. 4: Captain 4. llaskethull Z. 'Tulnbli g 2. Sufi- hull 2. K. -I. . A. 2, 3. 4 'l'rc-asurcr -1. y f l, f 0 u I N Z , .1 1 , , Zo g, . ig fffilimxslf V v 0 Sammi DORIS lzXlaI.XN l'.l.l.lS Dorff' Hlvc Vluh 3, A-Cappella Choir - Soccer Intrannuruls 4, Vnllcybu 8, .Xrchury 4. You 'ur1't Tala' 1 y With You, Irompl' . Clzrisfnm Iwgruy 1, I.ihr' Fluh 3, k IIN: ll :mu 'izll Stuff. v I d ff . 1953 63 JWW HURIJON DVSIIARM Wrvsllillxz 4. I'l'0jvmttm' Vluh 1 X. I. 0 x MARION JEAN KINGSHVRX .Hurry lizulmintun 3, fl. Softball 2. 3, Tumlmlimz 2. Archery 1. Iiuskc lmll 2. 3. Soccer 1. 3. You Car. t'1m'1 Tulcr It With You, Pro 4-rty Cmnmittcc 4. lf, H. A. 2, -lg llismrialn 4. ll in gym 2, I.ilxrzury Vluh 3, 1, F X '-. RUN.XI.lD KING Rmmir' Rumi Z. 3, IfmmHmll 1, 3, Ruwlim.: 3, I. 0-N' J AJ .0 K- f JOHN SHEEN Jeff Track 3, 4g Letter 3. 1 1 RODGICR l lll,l.l'1R Rug I lfootlxall .23 Letter Z. Soccer 2, 3. M, lllil'1ll1lUI'ill Basketball .Z, 3. Yol- leyball 3. Varsity Club 2, 3. ' N . ll K 1 JF- fid- f?6 L 5 , 1 ' ' 1 ' JEAN 15. RASTLEY Jeanie Volleyball 2. Softball 2, 3. Soccer If E 5 l. MARX' lull Sll.'XRl'li Lou Volleyball 2, 3, Hasl-tetball 2. 3, -l. Stunts and Tunibliug 2, 3. 4. Softball 2, Al, Soccer 3, 4. Badniin- ton Scctionzils 3. Felt G in Gym 3. Leaders Club 3. 41 TI'CiLSLll'Cl' 4. lloiuerooiii Subscrip- i0ll.Cill'llD1ll1lII lXlill11lgl'I' 4. L s DONALD HARDNICR 3 I I E A G 9 i ghoru: Zmlfootball f2, 3. Baseball -, .. . unager o Wrestling 2. g......M,,W,.. ..,., . Volleyball 3. Bowling 45 Sec- K tionals 4. Kl'lNNl'l'l'll ALAN Mr1NTUSll , Krnf , A Projector l'lub 2. 3. You t'un'r Takr If With You, Stage Com- . mittee 4, 61,419 f viii Z953 1 1 - 1 1 n - - - In Memoriam The class of 1953 wishes to express its deep regret at the loss of three friends this year. Charles l.ynde, who was graduated in 1951 and who would have been graduated in june 1953 from A. T. 1. in Canton, died suddenly in October of edema. Charles' wonderful personality, friendly smile a11d relaxed charm made him as beloved by the members of this class as by his own. Claude and Clyde Phelps, who entered the seventh grade in September 1952, lost their lives in March in a tragic automobile accident. In these few months they had impressed their class- mates as fine boys, pleasant companions and cooperative students. They will be greatly missed. ll7l EH 'F Y? f P Cfx XX1 I MEX if w,x' A ,X L, xf b'.. I. if ' r 1 X H A aigxig, ,,.Lf.1 t !v'f! :II CAM L Junior Class Junior Class Officers Miss Eckmann's Room Back row, left to right: Clarenee White, Merrill Good Harold Lynde. Shirley Paquette, Marilyn Kennedy, Joy Bi Helen Maloy, Miss Eckmann. Third row: John Burgess, ert Hayden. Mary Livingston, James White, Mildred S pine, Carl Dewey, Sherida Santimaw, Jon Jackson. S4 row: Fred Narrow, Darrel Whitton, Harold Simmons, Wi Hawn, Lawrence Langtry. Robert Ritchie, Sally Joh Linda Huckle. First row: Eleanor Bishop, Dorothy OI Sally Craig, Nellie Toomey. Nila Washburn. Rita Das Dorothy Fuller. Mr. Hockeffs Room Back row, left to right: Virginia Raymo, Nancy Joh Gwendolyn Sheldon. Alice Hughto, Judith Curtis, Ba' Donnelly, Jennie Debo, Beverly Brown. Third row: Harkett, Shirley Jerome. Janet Sayer, Stephanie Spr Barbara Bishop, Helen LaBow, Janet Venton. Nancy Pi Second row: Richard Dier, Marjorie Kennedy, Ronald C, Keith Knowlton. Betty Wells, Elon Matthews. First David McIntosh. Edward White. Thomas Gardner, 1 Ormsby, Wayne Tyler, Ceylon Durham, Bruce Brayton. l20l Junior Class Miss Herring's Room lack row, left to right: Ann Jones. Phyllis 'ami-ron, Dolores Slate. Constance Rice. Cyn- hln Cross. Daine Hall, Shirley Krum. Betty .aMar. Third row: Eleanor Youngs, Helen 'hurch, Laura Jean Kaley, Shirley Stacy, Irene Kinney. Marilyn Howard. Second row: Bernard lnowlton, John Tyler, Gene Hockey, Leo Ben- uaree, Sherwood Dean. Arthur Tihbits. First ow: John Whitmore, Donald Neuroth, Robert lulrbard, Paul Ryrns. Robert Smith. George Boelair, Top: English Ill Class tape records a panel diseussio llelow: Three Juniors admiring their new class ring. ttlrgaiiiziiig early in the fall in order that their lv s less might he carefully planned and successfully carin int, the -lunior Class with tiene llockey as prcsidtn tlary Livingston as vice president, Laura 'lean K: reasurer, and Stephanie Sprague, secretary first tact L he lmusiness of selecting and ordering class rings. lle lass with the aid of their advisors, Bliss liclon inn ind lr. llackett, selected hoth a round and a square 1 g ,esign and received their rings early in .Xpril. 'l'he pl in ing of the annual .lunior l'roni was then lmegun. tl iittees for the prom, which was held on Xtednest. vening, .lune 24, were chosen, including the orches ecoration, chaperone, and clean-up groups, and all the fforts and plans of the class were concentrated on pic :nting a successful proni with which to end the schm k'1ll'. l2 Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Oflicers Mr. Bush's Room Back row. left to right: Mr. Bush. Joan Conklin, Blowers, Marilyn Dier. Virginia Hart. Fourth row: M1 Andrews, Phyllis Fields. Betty Fuller. Doris Mayne. Je Boscoe, Betty Payne. Lorraine Gray, Mary Barnes. Third Gervase Gates, Shirley Langtry, Roberta Russell, R Freeman. Anne Sweeney, Joan Schofell, Julie Ann T Second row: Grant Brundage, Richard Ashley. Stewar quette. Charles Hogue, Stanley Young, Emerson Mct Roger Lynde. First row: Marilyn Jones. Robert Tuttle, erick Brown. Clifford McCumber, Byron Gale, Ronald 1 Roger Venton. Miss Nulty's Room Back row, left to right: Ronald Streeter. Ralph Gayne. Bigelow, Ronald Putman, Richard Jones, Richard William Blair, Miss Nulty. Third row: Norlne Drumh, Mouck. Norma Cooper, Hilda Manchester, Shiela Wool Nancy Hale, Helen Mary Reed, Penelope Case. Seconc Duane Vrooman, Donald O'Riley, David Ellison, Ronald more, Olan Aldrich, Laurel Finley, Lloyd Halford, McAdam. First row: Sally Thomas, Frances Kinney. Pike, Martha Slate, Florence Besaw. Sally Hillls, VanCor, Shirley Halford, l22l 'Irina Swem. Katherine McManus. Alison Bre- see, Pntriela Towne. Denelda Fuller. Rita Sophomore Class Miss Hunl'er's Room lack row. left to right: Shirley Jurkovieh. 'apIneuu. Miss Hunter. Third row: Monte lollnnti, Harry Gladle, Norman Belmore, Ev- 'rett Campbell. Donald Bishop. Kenneth 'lic-horn. Melvin Gates. Second row: John Clark. udson VanCor. Gerald Peek. Roderick Ben- vare. Everett llayden. William Venton. Law- enee Melrose. l-'lrst row: Diane Breeman, 'arol Davis. Maureen Shinnock, Dawn Day, lelen Neuroth. Ailee Hassett. Eleanor Robin- son. n the top pieture. Dawn Day anti Eleanor Robinson are ready to twirl. n the bottom picture, David Ellison and Donald tflliley are wondering what makes it go. ln the fall the Sophomore Class orggztiiizecl, lL'L'llllg' lloiialtl tl'Riley president, lluviml lillisoo 'ive president, Roderick llenware secretary and lelen Mary Need trezisurer. The class took part in he Curtis subscription clrive, earning i'F.25fb.x2,5 to- rzirml future expenses. There are no tixiclitioiial iophomore :ietivities in tiourernetir lligh School ntl no pztrtieular responsihilities :illotecl to this rzule, so the elztss does not have very imieh to eeorrl as il elzlss, hut incliritliials have tnkeii part 1 choir, hand, and orchestra, wrestling anti junior :irsity haskethall, inany ehihs, :incl the lleaii tha nriezil Contest, in which Riehartl lireemzm won :eontl prize. ln its next two years iii sehool the ophomore Class hopes to make iioteworthv pro- ress in its seholaistie and extra eitrrieulzir activi- l23l Freshman Class Mrs. Hunkins' Room Back row. left to right: Durwood Ahsalon. John Langlry, Reynolds, Daniel House, Wayne Bush. Nina Reynolds. S1 Aravantinos. Douglas Fredenburg. Robert Weir. Third Kathleen Fitzgerald, Dora Frawley, Nancy Walrath, Q Youngs. Jacqueline Sibley. Dorothy Bevans. Jean Strol Joanne Perrin. Judith Gates, Second row: Grace Lavergh Edwin Devendorf. Carlton Forsythe, Ronald Raven, Ch Mousaw, Keith Frawley. George Lamica. Clifford Tihbits. erly Hull. First row: Mrs. Hunkins, Patricia Jones. Ruth C. Lois Shatraw, Eleanor Hogue. Joyce Bresett. Reitha Dash Joyce Dusharm. Hazel Blance. Miss Cross' Room Back row. lel't to right: Jean Lashbrooks. Marlene lla Ruth Whalen. Lorraine Johnson, Lorraine Corrice, Ro Hartson, Miss Cross. Fourth row: Margo Murray, Mildred son, Charles Shampine, Keith Adams. Robert Benware, Ji Scott, Glenna Strate. Third row: Robert Anderson. D Johnson, Alfred Brown. Richard Merritt, James Griffith. ald Rastley, Jerry McDonald. Second row: Anita Dei Carol Dusharm, Andree Serviss. Joyce Barker. Anna Ash' Leonore Hughto, Faye Barkley. First row: Mary Glc Edwin White, Ann Bergan, Charles Reynolds, Cynthia ll Charles Sheen, Sally Storic. Mr. Sfevenson's Room Back row, left to right: Eugene Denny, Leroy Tharctt. Robertson. Herbert Barkley. Mr. Stevenson. Fourth row thur Aldrich, Shirley Griffis, Joyce Bowman. Paul Al Carlene Forsythe. Madeline Schooley, James Lynde. Third Diane Miller, Betty McCrea. Dolores Cunningham, Brian l Joanne Robillard. Joyce Turnbull. Barbara Hendra. 5 row: John Fitzgerald. Dwayne Merrer, Judy Hawn. Cummings. Donald Fuller, Betty Locklln, David Cole. row: Phyllis Fuller, Mary Carr, Laura White, Kay Br: Beverly Elliott. Sally Stevens. Barbara Smlth. i24l Freshman Class Mr. Laurenf's Room aek row. left to right: Bruce Biflings, lllton Peters. Charles Besaw. Richard obinson, Gordon Horton. William Walton, aul Sharpe. Fourth row: Sylvester Wash- urn, Robert Richardson, Murray Andrews. onald Bailey, Keltha Dashnaw. Janet 'leks. Roberta Harron, Dorothy 0'Neil. Mr. aurent, Third row: Sharon Bush, Joan lronarh, Gay Denesha, Marlene Goliaher, lizabeth Church. Beverly Strate. Marlene oates. Second row: William Peek, Leo- nid Breeman. Ira Fuller, Frederick Easton. ene Davis, Della Carpenter, Sally Loucks. la Rose Hutton. First row: Mary Jane uderman. Harriet Simmons, Helen Tracy. argaret Boprey, Lorna Fuller. Carolyn Sweeney, Joan Krum. Junior Actors' Club Accent on Revenge up pleture: Stally Storie. Sharon Bush, Dora Frawfey, Barbara Hendra. Margo Murray. wwer picture: Hazel Blance, Dora Frawlcy. Barbara Smith, Barbara Hendra. Sally Storie, Margo Murray. The freshman class. although not an organized roup, was active in many different phases of the -hool's activities throughout the year. The junior .etors t'lulm, eomposecl mainly of freshmen, presented play as clicl Mr. l.anrent's homeroom. Members of le class also took part in the junior hantl, bl. Y. foot: ill, wrestling and hasliethall, in the junior glee elulms nl other junior high eluhs. The class, a larger group lan its predecessors, hatl four homerooms instead of lree. The annual ninth grade party was helcl in Slay. raclnation, the highlight of the freshman year, came st at which the valeclietorian, Sally Storie, and class weaker, Richard Rohinson, hoth spoke. 4 I i25l Enghih Grade Mr. BIumenthoI's Room Fourth row, left to right: Lois Perkins, Virginia Ray. II Pritty, Judith Hollis, Connie Hockey. Nancy Merritt. Ca Lepper, Mr. Blumenthal. Third row: Elmer House. Th Halford, Harold Denesha, David Jones, Glenn Cooper. 1 Carr. Ronald Tuttle. Robert Skinner, Shirley Moore. S1 row: Joan Kaley, Janet Young, Donna Tessmer, Elisa D4 tro, Margaret Brown, Kay Conklin. Barbara Noble, Lor Coates, Joyce Streeter. First row: Gordon Goodlson, Eric isbury, Lyle Gayne, Charles Stahl, Ronald Storrln, Ray Pa Philip Youngs, Richard Whitrnorc. Mr. Cromie's Room Fourth row. left to right: Paul Dashner. Norbert Hall, I Stiles, Donald Sprague, Glenn Van Valkenburg. George B James Tuttle. Lawrence Hays, Ronald Liseum. Third Brent Gale, Doreen Byrns, Beverly Klock, Vivian Premo. nie Gayne, Dorothy McIntyre. Colleen Brown, Brenda She Charles Porter. Second row: Darya Chateau. Sharon Gladys Mclntosh, Janet Phippens. Nancy Matthews. Ma Jones, Bethany Brown, Dennis Bulger. First row: Donald man. Jay Ormsby. Gary Jones, Helen Smith. Kay Ri Warren Raven. Lynden Fuller, Mr. Cromie. Mrs. Coates' Room Back row. left to right: Nancy Phelps, Florence Towne, Johnston, Delight Davis, Alberta Shlppee, Sally Country Inabelle Lamar. Mrs. Coates. Fourth row: David Bresee. non McIntosh. Eugene Aldrirh. Richard Hartle, Larry Rl son, Howard Kirby. Franklin McDonald, Elaine Raven. row: Rosalie Bresett. Doreen Streeter, Martha Dalton. Cx Tamblin, Marcia Smith, Shirley Perrigo, Sheila June. S row: Floyd Zehr, Stephen Murray. Roy Porter, Douglas IE Donald Toomey, Foster Drury. John Elbert. First row: Nicholas. Joanne Horton. Arthur Craig, Shirley Oster, II Shampine. Doris Washburn, David Truax. l26l Mrs. Mosher's Room lack row, left to right: Mrs. Mosher, Trudy Ashby, William Jeuval, Gene Holmes. Duane Winters. Dean Porter, Mansel Earl. Fourth row: Ronald Lynde, Wilfred Belmore, James lleau, Sarah Washburn, Laura Patton, Judith Gardner, Donna Bigelow. Third row: Eileen Tharrett. Janice Boprey. Ieverly Macaulay, Alice Pellam, Raymond Donaldson, Robert lates, Davld Beatty. Second row: Ruth Devendorf, Zelphia Iloek, Duvtd Kingsley, Richard Williams. Leonard Hayes, lonald Clement, Marlene Aldrich, Gloria Malbouf. First ow: Dorothy Dusharm. Thomas Sheen, Helen Beane, Harry Shamptne, Kay Walton. Brent Taylor, Bonita Villeneuve. Center picture: The St. Patriek's Day Party. Bottom picture: Mrs. Mosher makes a demonstration, Eighth Gracle The eighth grade, in order to learn about many school manners and rules. was particularly active in homeroom discussions of such topics. hlenibers of the class were active in the various clubs and activities during the year. Two class parties were held. one at Lihristnlas and one on St. l'atricl4's Day. ln an effort to choose their high school courses the class had several guidance meetings with Mr. Carpenter and selected their ninth grade curriculum before school ended. Seventh Grade The seventh grade has taken Science, .Xrt, Library, Shop, Ilomemalaing and l'hysical education 'om special teachers as usual, but for Nlatlnnatics. lfnglish and Citizenship lfducation, one teacher has een responsible for a group.ln this way it is possible for each teacher to know his or her students :tter and, we think, to do a better job of teaching. To learn about local community institutions and services. each group has made several visits to aces in town such as the hospital. post office, Municipal liuilding and newspaper office. Student tfontinued on Page 297 l27l Sevenlh Grade Mr. Hort's Room Back row. left to right: Mr. llart. Judy Aldrich, Bez Conlin, Elna Arnold, Nancy Clark. Patricia Maier, Wi Bresett, Melvin Lee. Alex Aravantinos. Third row: R4 Bowhall. Richard Moore, Abey Hadfield, John Brown, Perry. Richard Casse. Brent Burlingame, Second row: I Ashwin, Erwin Phelps. Paul Blair, Marlene Burrows. 4 lyn Burns. Judith Case. Mary Cole. First. row: Byron ings. Adelaide Corbin, David Bulger. Donna Barker. El Bishop, Virginia Richardson, Patriek Collins. Miss Stevens' Room Baek row. left to right: Miss Stevens, Ruhy Marr Cynthia Price, Lorn Melniyre. Mack Fuller. David Joh William Merritt, Charles Rice. Third row: Milo Prltty, crt Fitzgerald, Fern Mclntosh. Thea Fowler. Lau Mantle. Peter Perrin. Roger Radigan, Stephen Premo. ond row: Iris Law, Nancy Narrow. Roger Michael. N Morse. James Randall. Judith Paige. Lucretia Pea First row: Harry Moore. Bethany Petrie. James Mor Robert Drake, Louine haven, Gerald Jones. Claude P Mr. Welch's Room Back row. left to right: James Fuller, Morris Ellis. N4 Fuller. Robert Hance Jesse Donaldson, Patricia Feisth Third row: Mr. Welch, Sally Strate, Jan Fitzgerald, Gustin, Robert Barnes, Edwin Grow. Sandra Blair. . Grimshaw. Second row: Phyllis Dashnaw, Joyce Han Eleanor Earl, Judith Cassaw. Bonnie Evans. Helen l Vivian Greenwood. First row: Jay Bresett. Blaine David Cummings. Corbin Everhart, Leonard Gaumes, . Fleming. Perley Dunn. l28l Sevenih Gracie Mrs. Lafham's Room lack row. left to right: Shlrley Mallette, Shirley Hartlc, ,ylc Price, Norma Merritt. Marie McCumber, .Ioan Vood, Suzanne Hart, Mrs. Latham. Third row: Joanne imlth. Joyce Lashbrook, Craig MaeKey, Dwight Knowl- on, Leeland Jones, Donald Locklin. Carol Jenne, Eliza- cth Kcycs. Second row: Elaine Kousch, Donald Love, iherwood Ilornc, Clyde Phelps, David Dusharm, Richard .amar, Jane Hyde. Sandra Morissey. First row: Thomas aiverghetta. William Hills. Gerald Hewitt, Ellswortth llnys, Judy Hebcrle, Eudora Keller. Carol Johnson. Mrs. Sl'evenson's Room lack row. left lo right: Mrs. Stevenson. Harry Tromb- ry, Carmen Wells. Madeline Randall. Joyce Starnes. Lhlrley Roberts, Ronald Vincent. Judith Woodard, Lu- rctla Stevens. Third row: Ruth Stahl. Edna Scott, Elizabeth Towne, Gail VanNest. Marion Smith. Nancy 'homas. Carl Thomas, Charles Williams. Second row: lelen Stacy. Jean Roberts, Dorothy Robillard. Lillith iitts, Kenneth Thayer, Kenneth Woods, William Sander- on. Gary Richardson. First row: Phillip Washburn, Zelth Williamson. Louis Weinstein. David White, Sue Ellen Shlnnock. Anne Walker. Kathryn Tracy. At work in Mr. Welch's room. Learning.: to use the card catalogue. Sevenfh Grade lt'ontinued from Page 27l oininittees have arranged for responsible persons to talk to the froups ahout their duties and answer questions. All this has ncen done in connection with our regular courses of study. liach room had a Christmas party and on Yalentine's Day, he seventh grade had a hig party with refreslnnents. a grand narch, a prograin and dancing which we all enjoyed immensely. l29l ,iw :J J School Bus Drivers William Papineau - Bus No. 14 - Robinson Dist.. Island Branch Road. Battle Hill Road. 2nd trip to Factory St. and to llaileshi George McAllister - Bus No. 8 - Griffith and Little Bow Districts, Noon Kindergarten trip and after school trip North. Stan Bclmore - Spare driver. Carl Brown - Bus No, 13 - North of Rich ville, after school trip East and team trips. Burr llurlhut. - l No. 7 - Rork Island Road, North Gouverneur. Robert Hutton - Bus No. 10 - Macomb, Pierees Corners. Brasie Corners, I'ine I Leroy Baron - Bus No. 12 - Wegatrhie, Somerville Road, Quarry Road. Don Farr - Bus No. 2 - Bigelow. Riehville. Lyle Bennet Own Bus - Somerville. Spragueville. Pike's Corners. William Hawn - Bus No. 6 - Cole Dist.. Sroteh Settlement. Road. J. E. Wo 'Transportation Manager. Glendon 'Thomas - Bus No. 9 - Battle Hill, Is'and Braneh, Earl J. Manning - Bus No, Il - l-'leet Maint anve Sup.t, Balmat, Fullerville Route. Robert Birkford - Bus No. 16 - Chub Lake, Island Braneh and 2nd trip out liiehville rr Maitland Smith V Bus No. 11 - Fowler, Emeryville and I-Iailesboro. Verne Sullivan - Bus No, 14 - Halls Corners, Griffiths Cornt Elmdale. Pine Hill, Natural Dam, Stanley Bar-on - Bus No. 5 - Fowler, West l-'owlt-r. Marsh Dist., llaileshoro. Not Present l. Lalforty - Own Bus - Laidlaw Dist., Elmdale. Gravel Road and Natural Dam. Bus Drivers llere are our bus driversfthose patient nien who brave winter dawns, iee on l'ine llill and posted roads to get ns to school and get ns liaek home' yea. even unto Nlaeomlm. From getting five-year-olds off at the right kindergarten to crawl- ing liaek from Saranac at two in the morning with a Ixus load of sleeping athletes. they do their work with good humor and with incredible skill. We don't know how they stand ns, lint we like theni and we asked to have their pietnre in our hook. l30l Cfx EW 7 0 , ny .425 0' 1 'V J: Q --. A I lg .xdcfiuifiefi 1- gl - 55 is Marching Band Clarinets: Sharon Bush. Helen Lahow, Virginia Hari, Laura White, Mary Barnes. Rita Dashnaw. Faye Barkley, Elliot Bigeloi Ronald Streeter, Mazie Patterson. Goldie VanCor. Trumpets: Irene Kinney, Laura Jean Kaley, Gerry Gates. Nancy Walrath. Dorotl Salisbury. Paul Mr-Adam. Richard Jones. Arthur Craig, Robert Anderson. Dem-Ida Fuller. John Tyler. Rita Papineau. Patric Towne, Baritones: Maureen Shinnoek, Linda Huekle, Marion Patton. Bass Horn: Mary Lou Schell. Eleanor Bishop, Clifford MeC'ur her, Saxophons-sz Mary Gleason, Helen Mary Reed. Connie Rice, Duane Vrooman. Flutes: Hilda Manchester. Marilyn Jones. Tror bones: Louis Curtis, Nancy Hale, Phyllis Cassaw, Robert Ritchie. Percussion: Diane Rolf. Shirley Paquette. Shirley Halford, .leanet Boscoe. Elon Matthews. Bernard Knowlton, Keith Lincoln. Darrell Whitton. Music Department The tlouverneur lligh School music department has multiplied. divided and added organizations this year. Four hands. three glee cluhs. one orchestra. one a cappella choir and two sextettes furnish ahundant outlet for student talent and provide fine music for every school occasion. Marching lland was organized exclusively to play for parades and athletic contests. lt played for home foothall games and went with the team to Xlassena and Canton. lt appeared in the llallowe'en, .Xrmistice llay and Nleniorial llay parades. 'l'wirlers who appeared with the hand were: Lorraine nlohnson. lleyerly llull. Marion Smith. Carole ilenne. .lan Fitzgerald and Sue lillen Shinnoclx. XYil- liam l.amh was drum major for the foothall season. ln March, four hands made their how in an entertaining concert directed hy Nlr. XXI-egar. This annual Hand Concert opened with junior Hand. followed hy Concert liand, llance Hand and Marching Hand, .Xlso appearing on the program were the meinhers of the Senior Girls' Sextette under Mrs. Klclntyre's direction. This group made an outstanding impression as they had in their other appearances hefore clnh meetings and in school events. The Dance Hand. which had played for l32l Second row, left to right: Joy Bulger, Janet Sayer, Marion Patton First row: Mary Livingston, Alice Hughto, Dolores Slate. Girls Sextette several school dances, presented tioldie YanCor and liverett Campbell, winners in its annual vocalist contest. l.ouis Curtis was trombone soloist and Mary Lou Schell played a bass horn solo for the concert A The Orchestra played for the Senior play and the Dean Oratorical contest. The tlrchestra-Chorus concert in May was a combined production by the A Cappella Choir tllirector, Mrs. lfarlcyl 3 the Orchestra tllirector, Mrs. Farleyj I and the three Glee Clubs-Senior High Girls', directed by Mrs. Gibbons, .lunior lligh tiirls' directed by Mrs. Mclntyre and junior High Boys' directed by Mrs. lfarlcy. Soloists were Diane Rolf, tympanist and liverett Campbell, vocalist. The Choir's square dance number was a novelty. The .-X Cappella Choir presented its own concert before Christmas. featuring Marion Patton, liverett Campbell, Dolores Slate and janet Sayer as soloists. The Concert Hand. the Orchestra and the A Cappella Choir made a fine showing in the May Festival at l,0lStl?lIll. Many music students prepared entertainment for school assemblies, grade parties, recitals and graduation or participated in community events such as the Yuletide Festival, the Legion Hand and the community production of the opera Down in the Valley . Junior Sexfetfe it-cond row, left to right: Nancy Phelps. Janet Phippins. Connie loekey, First row: Elisa DeCastx'o, Doris Washburn, Bethany Brown. x l33l ,225 ,Ffh fpffk-JK: imp jg .gm W , ,K V 5, W v U y V ft 55? gig? f 1255+ jf 'ii T' W ff N21 ff ' ,+ 4 is iQ?,i i f'f5f'4 fl W' M553 Hifi? 555551 fwffffzf w51':si 1 1ksf . Q J v xnxx Q' K is Qg,Nt3 ' Q wqpiy., Q 9,0529 Vp4AQ1?gg ,L K 1 ff' jg: j . 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Marilyn Dier. Norine Drumlr. Helen Mary Reed. Marjorie Andrews, Arlene Roberts. Seeond row: Mazie Patterson. Marilyn Kennedy, Shirley Jerome. Barbara Bishop. Patrieia Towne. Carol Davis, Alive Hassett. Mary Barnes. First row: Illilmlred Shampine, Goldie VanCor. Nila Washburn. Nellie Toomey, Dolores Slate, Mary Lee Sayer, Janet Johnson. Sally llillis. Junior Band Standing on platform: Clil'l'ord MeCumlier. Lyle Gayne, VVilliam Deuval, Corbin I-Iverhart. Mildred Ellison. Standing on floor: Nancy llale, Gerald Jones. Bonnie Gayne. Joseph Savage Adelaide Corbin. Norman Fuller. Mr. Weegar. Seeond row: Doreen Streeter. Naney Narrow, Edna Seott. Elaine Kousrh, Helen Davis, Carolyn Lepper, Bethany Broun, Robert Anderson, Glen VanValkenburg, Palrim-ia Towne. Cynthia Maier, Rita Papineau, Denelda Fuller. l-'irst row: Kay XValton. Jane Hyde, Carol Jenne, Ronald Streeter. Stephen Murray, Donald Love. George Lamiea. Thomas Laverghetta. l36l Junior Girls Glee Club Baek row, left to right: Carol Woodrow, Lueretia Peabody, Judy Griinshaw. Janet Phippins, Judy Aldridge. Diane John- ston. Trudy Ashby. Beverly Kloek, Cynthia Priee. Dora Frawley. Joanne Robillard. Louis Janet Perkins. l-'lorence Towne. Fourth row: Jan Fitzgerald. Patrieia Feisthamel, Joanne Smith. Elaine Raven. Elaine Kouseh. Bethany Petrie, Joyre llanratty. Adelaide Corbin, Sue I-Ellen Shinnoek, Donna Ray Barker, Inahell Lamar. Beverly Strate. Lorraine Coates, Martha Dalton, Dorothy tJ'Neill. Third row: Sandra Dashnaw. Vivian Premo. Donna Bigelow, Jane Hyde, Carol Jenne, Naney 'l'hon1pson, Shirley Roberts, Joyee Starnes. iris Law, Shirley Perrigo. Seeontl row: Shirley Mallette, Jean Roberts, Marion Smith. Judith lleherle. Suzanne llart. Naney Narrow, Graee Layerghetta, Nancy Matthews, Donna Tessmer, Virginia Ray. Judith Cassaw. Marie Mi-Cumber. Diane Miller. First row: Katherine 'I'i'aey, Shirley Ilartle, Rosalie Bresett, Doris Washburn. Bethany Brown, Joanne llorton. Norma Morse. Marlene Coates, Sally Storie, Mrs. McIntyre. Junior Boys Glee Club C lfourth row. lett to right: Duane Winters, Peter Perrin, James Randall, I-Zmlward Grow, Dean Porter. Alan Gustin. Third row: Gary Jones, Foster Drury. Charles Mousaw, Gary Robertson, Charles Williams, Seeond Row: Thomas llalfortl, .lohn Brown. Donald Toomey. Charles Stahl. Stephen Murray, William Deuyal. l-'ront row: Paul Blair, Thomas Laverghet- ta, VVilliarn Ilills, Larry llolertson, Franklin McDonald. l37l Senators Investigate Crumpets and Clubs This eighth period . . . ! These halls . . . ! These clubs . . . ! President Frank Mason thundered at his Unnecessary Investigation Committee. Senator McRiley and Senator Van Weller, go out and bring me an answer. Are clubs necessary ? Fighting their way through a quadruple line of jabbering students, the two Senators reached a quiet spot in front of the office, where they agreed McRiley would investigate the senior high clubs and Van Weller the junior high groups. After shaking hands and agreeing to meet for tea, they bravely plunged into the turbulent crowd of students just as the second bell rang. Senator McRiley headed for the third floor where he tiptoed into a meeting of Miss Vail's Library Club. Please, he asked politely, Will you tell me what you do F Joyce Lee, President of the club explained: We learn how to help at the library desk-the desk is very busy now that the school is so big. We prepare the new books for circulation and we help Miss Vail keep records. Sounds useful and necessary, Senator McRiley conceded. Across the hall he heard voices coming out of a pitch dark room. What's going on here F he demanded. Mr. Bush snapped on the light. 'tThis is the Projector Club, he explained. We show movies at noon for the students to enjoy. But mostly these boys learn how to operate all the visual aid equipment and to make minor repairs, like splic- ing film. They are on call in their study periods to help teachers. I'm sure that's necessary, Mr. McRiley sighed. Hearing a voice reading off lists, he peeked in the door of Miss Eckmann's room. Sally Craig was reading the assignments for the next week's Dean Hi-Lites. 'tFriday night, the editor explained. W e stay until six o'clock to put the paper together. Monday the mimeograph staff goes to workf' But why the mountains of crepe paper ? The members are working on the decorations for the May Dance at which we crown a King and Queen chosen by the students. Satisfied, the good Senator headed for the gym from which he could hear an outburst of shouting and some grunts. He found the Football Club running through some plays in an effort to teach new football prospects some of the funda- mentals of the game. Sometimes we use movies, Mr. l.aFalce said, to analyze this year's good and bad plays. We want these boys to know something about football. A good idea, Mr. McRiley agreed heartily. Next he walked to the Ag room where he found a note on the door, Gone to Kansas City. Back next week. Ex- hausted by this time he trudged to the Homemaking room for his tea. Meantime Senator Van Weller found the junior High clubs in full swing. She reached the door of the junior lab just in time to hear a gasp of surprise from the young people gathered around the table. They were the junior Science Club doing some science tricks. Across the hall some members of the Girls' Hobby Club were cutting and pasting jokes in a scrap book for the hospital while others cro- cheted or knitted. The Busy Bees told her they thought their posters about good manners in the cafeteria had made the students manner-conscious. The junior Historical Club were doing up big bundles. We are always working on a charitable project such as the Bundle Drive, they told her. We want to be good citizens. l38l Very commendable - all of them, Senator Van Weller approved, heading for the Homemaking room and her tea. LL The two investigating Senators relaxed with tea and crumpets while Miss Stafford explained that the girls snipping and sewing across the room were the Future Homemakers of America working on their projects. They study ways to become better homemakersf' she said. I hope some of this year's seniors belonged to it, Senator McRiley muttered into his cup. By the way, Senator Van Weller spoke up, I saw the F. F. A. on Tele- vision last night-a banquet somewhere. Bill Lamb was explaining that the mem- bers learn to judge livestock, and farm products, explore new ideas in farming and get practical experience through home projects. After a few hours rest and a good dinner the investigators returned to in- spect the clubs that met in the evening. Out of Miss Passino's room came a burst of rapid speech that Senator Mc- Riley could identify as French. The French Club is playing a French game, Mary Livingston told him Qin Englishj. We study French culture and try to develop international understanding. Last year we took a wonderful trip to Montreal and hope to take more in the future. Next door there was more excited talking. Discussion Club, Miss Stiles stated. We discuss anything of interest to students-anything the students want to bring to us-and help them with their problems. The committee had one more call to make. At the Corbin home they found the Senior Seminar putting the .finishing touches on an erudite discussion of the United Nations designed to be presented as a panel before some community organ- izations. Next morning they presented their report to President Mason. This Unnecessary Committee agrees, Senator McRiley said, that the clubs in Gouverneur High School are worthwhile, educational and necessary. Besides they're fun, Senator Van VV eller added. Prizes Donna Tessmer placed first and Nancy VValrath second in the local poster contest sponsored by the Medical Association of New York State. Shirley Goodison's essay on Youth's Contribution to Citizenshipl' was se- lected to go to the district contest sponsored by the D.A.R. Her essay on The American Heritage won first prize in the contest sponsored by the Northern Federation of Women Clubs. Dianne Drury won first prize and Louis Curtis second prize in the local V. F. W. contest for essays entitled Democracy is What We Make It. Penelope Case was selected by a group of judges as Maple Queen of Northern New York. She presented Governor Dewey with a selection of Northern New York maple product on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. l39l 401 P'-'Af me Jo Mo .arg You Can'+ Take H' With You Presented by The Class of l953 of the Gouverneur High School CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Penelope Sycamore .. ....... -..W .... -...,... ..- ....... - Dianne Drury Director .- ........ -..,.,...--.... ...... -..,.,.,. Mr. Laurence Welch Eslsis ... ........ -M .......,..................... - .... -....-........... ....... -..-.-- Margaret .adams Assistant Director tttlt mmsmmm Miss Alita Hunter e a ...........,........,,.,...............................,........ a rlcla a on . - Paul Sycamore ...... - .... ....s.-... ..... .,..-......--.s.......- ..... Carl Cappellino Pmmptters u ' ' Dons Ellis' Inez Bresett DCPHH13 ----- - -------- -----M-M-----n----0--my-um-f-wi-V-51'FredIllllnli PROPERTY-'Judy Foster, 'Joan Hance, Carolyn ........ ...... ,s.......-................., .... .,.,...........................a..... 1 iam am - l . - Donald ...- ............. - ........ , .... .......-...s..,.,. ......... ,......,....... James Marshall Corbin' Janet Johnson' Morris Lee' Martin Vanderhof CGrandpaJ s,............ Robert Hunkins LIGHTING-'Lloyd Leonard, Nelson Dailey, Earl Alice .... - ..... .......... ..... ........s.... .... -....................................................- .Nancy Hall Bigarel, Robert Bigarel. Henderson .............. ..,-.--.,.-,-.....-.....-...-.,..s...... Mario DeCastro Tony Kirby ...... s.. ............................................... lxolenknov .......... ....... ..-... Say Wellington James Fitzgerald Richard Tessmer Edith Matthews PUBLICITY-'Sandra Esckilsen, 'Diane Rolf, Joyce Dodds, Shirley McEwing, Mabel Gosselin. Mr. Kirby ..... ,....s .... ...s..- ..... -..a...............-...-.-................... Bruce Gleason HOUSE-'Anna Blair, T-lane Gardner, Beulah Mrs. Kirby .... .. .... - .... -...-.m-- .... s..--.-..-s....-..... Eleanor Collins Youngs, Joyce Lee, Anne Dwmb, Helena Shampine, Thfee MCH ---w---------------'-----------'-- L90 Benware Janet Johnson, Mary Lee Sayer, Shirley Goodison, Ronald Cochrane, Morris Lee Olga ..... .. ................ . ..... ....s ....... ...........,..............,..-.-,....... Doreen Garlock The scene is the home of Martin Vanderhof which is just around the corner from Columbia University in New York City. Act I-A Wednesday evening fduring this act the curtain is lowered to denote the passing of sev- eral hoursl. Act II-A week later. Act III-The next day. Producrd by spvrial arrangmcntr with Drumatists Play Service of New York Mary Alguire, Shirley McEwing, Unabell Kinney, Joyce Dodds. STAGE-'Lyle Edgerly, 'Fred Bancroft, Robert McIntosh. ' denotes chairman or co-chairmen Music is provided by the Senior High Orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Bette Farley Interest in dramatics is growing in Dean High School. The Senior Play and the Dean Oratorical Contest are, of course, traditional and have maintained their high standard of excellence under Mr. Welch's direction. But this year there have been other opportunities for students to express their inter- est and try out their talent. A seventh grade club called, hopefully, Future Broadway Stars and directed by Mr. Blumenthal, has mroduced a one-act play, Elmer, in assembly and a talent show. The junior Actors' Club of seventh and :ighth grade students under the direction of Miss Hunter and Mr. Cromie has produced a one-act play for assembly and several worthwhile dramatic exercises within their own club. The Junior class presented an amusing comedy, They Put On A Play, in a joint assembly. In May they planned to appear in Massena in exchange for a Massena group's appearance here. These chances for dramatic experience in various grades should insure fine Senior plays in the future. i Dean Oratorical Contest Speakers Seeond row left to right: Patricia Patton. Julia Foster. Eleanor Collins. Itlnrgaret Adams. Mary Livingston. First. roxy: Kenns Burrigur, Robert Ilunkins. Ric-hard Freeman, Louis Curtis. Dean Cralorical Contest Tuesday Evening, March 3l, I953 PROGRAM Light Cavalry Overture ......... Von Suppe, arr. Zanieehnie High School Orellestra 'l'eaehers Are lfunnyn ......,.................,....,.......,.... .... 5 tafforrl Kenneth liarrigar Sorry XN'rong Number .................................................,....... lfleteher Margaret Adams tSeeond Prizel Utietting' lienehley Through School .....,.........,........ lienehley Alan Lehigh Soprano Solos ...,................... - .....,......,.,..............................,. Marion Patton l. The I.ord Has Given Me a Song VYise, l. 2. Une lxiss ......,..,..............,.....,.........,..,............,.................,............... ,. .. l',ipzhteen .....,......,.,........ - ..,..........................,.........,..,.. . River of Stars l Bought a lied Rohert H unkins Judy Foster Patricia Patton lllue lango ......,....,..,.............. - ..................................................... l.. l l igh Sehool Orchestra ivingston Nonilierg .. lirotlie . .,.... Noyes Carthexx' Anderson l42 'lixx'o Soldiers ..,.............,....... , ............................ , ..........,..,.......,.,,..... lfaull Mary Livingston tliirst Prize! Nothing to Destroy ............,.........,................... ,,..... IX lontgon Eleanor Collins Th ' ' e lllue-layed Sheik ............,.......,.................,...................., lx nn Richard l'reen1an tbeeond I'rizel lJz1nny .4....,.,.......,....,............... ............... ....,.....,........,..,..,.......,..,.......,....... .... l.ouis Lurtis tliirst I'rizel Morris llanee tfroni Henry Ylll Suitel .,.,., lf. Geri High School Orchestra llarlmara Natalie - judges - llonier Fla The prizes amounting to one hundred dollars lxeing continued under the provision of the will of late Misses jiennie and Cora Dean. The boys and girls are judged separately: first prizes are twenty dollars each: the seeontl pr are fifteen dollars eaehg and five dollars to each of other contestants. I ...-dF xx I. ...qu- IEA Q 9 N , , QQEF1 ' If . an S :Q 'U 'fs N -S x 555 x V S sw SQ, ii nf lg ii ff: K fe ...Nur gi ..+ 5, al Z' WJ K '1 V14 fm A Q53 Q is wg A r ' iii 'O O Q k xx, 3 M. Q a -X . X sg ii Wm .Xp-4: I Senior Student Council Hat-k rmv, It-t't to right: .Iuhn Burgn-ss. Ric-hard Dior. Gum- litwkoy, Hubert Ilunkins. Mr. C1ll'lK'l'li0l'. Frunt mu: l't-in-Itipc Une Marilyn Dil-r, Edith Matthews. Dawn Day. Absent: Richard 'I'c-ssmer, Jams-s Fitzgerald. Student Council 'l'hc Stnmlcnt LlllllllL'll has ricvtitcri this yvai' to cmisiiicritig pwissihic fin-his in nhich tht-y niight upcratc aruninl the srlniui, giving special attcntiun tu ways of bringing aliunt a muitril inmirc rcprcsciitativv of thc stnmlcnt hotly and arriving at thi' grcatcst anrl tnost hcncficiai um1pc1':1tiott lictwccn stumlctits and thc faculty. .Xs a part ui thc mtincii's iimgi-aiii to iitiiitwwc its funrtiuning, a nicr-ting uf sctcrai nnrthcrn N1-w York high scliuul stncicnt councils was arrangcil and carricmi tint in urticr that thc varimis grutips might cmiipzirc their fnnctimis and ziccmiipiisli- lllClliS. 'l'hL' lnnim' Stnflvnt Uittiivii, which was mgaiiizt-ml rathcr latc in thv war. nas wslitiiistiilt- for thc K hristinas trccs anti rlcroitittutts tn thc halls ni thc- sriinui at i.llI'lSilii1l5 titnc. .Xiiutiicr pimjwt of thc' group was thc ruiistciwzitiuti uf several jiniiiir high srlimil lirwihlciiis. n - Junior Student Council Bark row, left to right: Mrs Latham. Sylvt-stt-1' Wash! Gram' Lavorghetla. Jamos Randall. Bunniv liivans. Svmiiiml Anna Ashwrimi, Gary Jnncs. Gary Ruliurtsmin, Donna 'Voss Filst row: Philip Vi'ashlJnrn, NYiIliam llllls. Donna Hat David 'l'i'uax, Thomas Sin-on. l44i 'lack row, left to right: Mrs. MacKay, Leonore lughto, Nancy Hall, Anna Blair. Miss Schatz, 'hlrd row: Janet Phipplns. Anna Ashwood. Carol Tuppelllno. Rita Paplneuu, Nancy Perrin. Second ow: Judith Curtis, lhurpe, Betty Wells, ulle Ann Tibblts. Matthews, Sandra Esckllsen. Dorothy Orford. Dance Committee 'hlrd row, left to rlght: John Burgess. Barbara Donnelly. Beverly Brown. Mr. Carpenter. Second ow: Cynthia Cross, Carol Cappellino. Robert lltchle. Inez Bresett. First row: Julia Foster. Lobert Hunkins. Eleanor Collins. Richard Free- Leader's Club Janet Sayer, Mary Lou Diane Breeman. First row: Stephanie Sprague, Edith fnlin. .. I If ,Jw lie ii to I I IV tif y jf It vp' J IL, ' 0 aff' Leader s Chill: ancl Dance Commlllee These two groups deserve special recognition for they are active tl forces in school life. The Dance t'ommittee struggles with conflicting cl trcctmg' atcs for lk' UllCS clances, reluctant chaperones and everyho4ly's taste in recortls. They are tl who always stay late to more the furniture. The Leaders Club directs the girls' itttramttral program, arranging securing officials and keeping those all-important records on which letter are hasetl. Surely these few contribute a great deal to the pleasure of the hotly. l45l games, awarcls student Deanonian Staff linek row. left tu right: Jane Gardner, Doris Ellis, Inez Bresell. Joyce Dodds, Dianne Drury. Juliu Fuster, Sunrlrzi Esekilsen, Ill Nully, Third rnw: Diane Rolf. Maury Lee Sayer, .Irvyee Lee, Lueille Deneshu. Juun Ilunee, Mabel Gusselin, Arlene Roberts. Sem row: Shirley Gundison, Doreen Gurluek, Nlurris Lee, Rnnuld Cuehrune. Bruee Gleusnn, I-Ileunm' Collins, Mnrgurel Adams. First in Shirley MrEwing, Janet Johnson, Marilyn Kingsbury, Nzinry Hall. Pzitrieizi Patton. Deanonian S+aH lflllfllll'-lil-f41II.t'fI Shirley liomlismi Layout lfditorz llizume Drury Sllllfl Sfmt lfrlifur: Dlzunes Sehmmley l'rfmf li'rm1'm'x: Mabel ilosselin, .lzmet DIUIHISUII, Doris lillis St'lllUl' lfrl1'tm': Kl'zu'gzu'et .Xmlzunsg .l.v.vi.viu11f: Nancy llzlll 'lt-X'f I'.YfA'I .luyce Lee: .ls.s'1'.vfm111t.v: Shirley Meliwiiig. Mary l,ee Sayer, Edith Matthews llmmwmnz liflifnr: .Xrlene Roberts: A lss1'stu11t.v: hlzme iizmlner, .loyee llmlfls. C'lnlr lfrlifnrz lionzilcl l.1lL'lll'2lllK'I ,,S.Yl-.YftllIf.VI I.ueille lleneshzi, XX'illizun I,zunlm, lieverly Billings M1z,.vl'r lifl1'tm': Diane Rolf ,lllzlvfirs lfd1'tm': Nlzirio llefzislru l91z.v1'11r.vx Mmmgrr: Ilruee iilezismi Hll.YI'lIt'.V.V il.v.fi.vff111t.v: Morris l.ee, Doreen Klzirloela. Inez llreselt Igllillllll' Collins, llorutliy Duke, hllllill lfoster, 'loan llznlee lfrecl hlime, Nfzirion Vzltton l46l Dean Hi-Lifes Staff Bark row. left to right: Julia llaynlcn. Margaret Boprcy. Phyllis Cassaw. Roberta liartson. Shirley l.an1.ztry. Bi-ily Paynv. lil-115' Fullcr, Eleanor Robinson. 'l'hir1l row: Shuriila Sanlimaw, llarrii-1 1 Simmons. Marlene Iiarvvy, Sally Johnson. Glenna Slrale. Mary Barnes. Scvoncl row: Joan Krum, Ruth Vlihalon. B4-vvrly Slraiv. Saly Stevens, Lorraine Johnson. liven Maloy, Phyllis Cameron. P First row: David Beatty. Holi-n Churrh. Nancy Johnson, Nila Washburn. Eleanor Youngs. William Dcuval. l'Illl'I'0llS: Bark row. lull lo right: Barbara Danni-lly. Jam-I Johnson, Sally Craig. Maureen Shinnork. Beverly lirown, 'I'hiril row: Penelope Casa. Mahi-l Gossolin. Joan llanvv, Dianna- Drury. Patricia Patton. Second row: Elwin Bigi-low. Rohm-rl llunkins, Mario Dut'astro. llrurv Gleason. First row: Cynthia Cross. Sloph- anii- Spraguv. Shirley Goodison. Laura .lean Kalcy. .lanul Vunlon. NIANAGI-IRS: lull to right: Julia Foster. Miss ldckmann, Ail- visor: Eleanor Collins. l47l French Club Back row, left to right: Louis Curtis, Marilyn Jones, Joan Sehofell, Helen Church, Miss Passino, Bev- erly Brown. Mary Barnes, Lawrence Melrose. Third row: Dorothy Bevans. Mary Lee Sayer, Cynthia Cross, Mary Frances Kenyon, Alice Hughto, Norine Drumb, Virginia Hart. Second row: Eleanor Young, Marlene Gollaher, Allison Brcsee. Richard Dier, Byron Gale, Stephanie Sprague. Laura Jean Kaley, Shirley Halford. First row: John Burgess. Eleanor Collins, Julia Foster. Mary Livingston. Janet Venton. Helen LaBovv, Janet Sayer, Proiecl-or Club Back row, left to right: Gordon Dusharm, Robert Bigarel, Merrill Goodison, Carl Bailey, Mr. Bush. Third row: Harold Simmons, Keith Knowlton, William Blair. James White, Ronald Cronk. Second row: Donald Bishop, Lawrence Langtry, Fred Brown, Carl Dewey, Olan Aldrich. First row: William Hawn, Jon Jackson, Ceylon Durham, Murray Horton, James Reynolds. l48l . ii ' W Library Club Back row, left in right: Mazie Patterson. Juan Schnfcll, lvlarjorie Andrews, Mildred Shampinc, Sally llillis. Jeanette Buscue. Marion Kingsbury, Goldie VanCur, Marilyn James. Third mw: Julia llayden Nurine Drumb, llelena Shampinc, Shirley lylcldwing, Marilyn Dier. llelcn Mary lleed. Lucille Denesha Phyllis Fields. Virginia llart. Second mir: l,urraine Gray. Maureen Shinnnck. Anne Sweenev. Diane Rita Dashnaix, lbumlliy Fuller, Mary Barnes, Shirley llalfurd, Anne Drumb. Joyce Lee, Jane Gardner Patricia Patton. Doris Ellis. l.inda lluckle. Library Workers Third row. left to right: Linda llucklc. Kay Braylun. Glcnna Slraie. Joyce Streelcr. .leanellc Briscoe. Marion Kingsbury, Goldie VanCur, Juan Schufell, Judy Grimshaw, Sn-cuml row: Phyllis Fuller. Shirley GriI'I'is, Judy Wuodruw, Helena Shampine. Julia llayden. lilary Barnes. Patricia Patlun, Rita Dashnaw. Dnris I-Ellis. First row: Lucille Denesha. Joyce Turnbull, Ruhcrla Russell, Beverly Hull, Eleanor Robinson, Miss Vail. l49l llreeman. ltnheria Russell, Beverly llull, Frances Kinney, Els-anur Rnhinsun. Miss Vail. Frfmnl row: F. F. A. Back row, loft. to right: Murray Andrews, Donald Rastley. Richard Perrigo, Ronald Raven. William Walton. Milton Peters, Mr. Gibbs, Third row: Kenneth Eichorn. Gary Robertson, Gordon White, William Vt-nton, Ronald Whitmore, llerbvrt Barkley. Roger Venton, Sec-ond row: Carl Dewey. Morris Lee. John Whitmore. Melvin Gates. Clarenre White, Olan Aldrich. First row: James Spicer. Paul Byrns, William Lamb, William llawn, Edward White. F. F. A. Executive Committee Bark row, left to right: Clarence White. sentinel, Edward White, treasurer: John Whitmore. reporter. Set-ond row: Morris Lee. Jr., lst Vive president: Mr. Gibbs. adviser. First row: William Hawn, 2nd vice president, William Lamb, President, James Spicer, serretary. i50i Sr. F. H. A. Fourth row. lett to right: Miss Stal't'ortl, .le-nnie Dulso, Nina Rt-ynolds, Judy Hawn. .Jane Gardner. Third row: Dorothy Fuller. Anno Drumb, Mary Cummings, Rita Dashnaw. Set-ond row: Helm-na Shampinv. Dolores Slate, Martha Slate. Marion Kingsbury. l-'irst row: Nellie: 'looms-y. Patrivia Patton, Barbara Bishop. Marian Voopvr' Football Club Back row, lut't to right: John Clark. Rirharml Smith, Clil'I'orcl Mc'Cumln-r. Gerald Peck. .Iudson VanCor, Douglas Bailey. Paul Dashnn-r. Lawrence Hays. Clifford Tihbits. Third row: Leo Bt-nwarv. Robert llunkins, Paul Byrns, Everett Camp- bell. l-Dum-ne llovkey. Ric-hard Dior, Philip Youngs. Som-ond row: llarry Gladlu, Keith Knowlton. Ronald Cam-ll, l-Imvrson Mc-Quads-. Rolwrt Ilaydvn, Waynv Tyler. Arthur Tihbits. l-'irst row: Brian Kaley. Lyle Gaynv, Keith Adams. Don- old U'Riley, Thomas Gartlncr, Grant lirumlagv. l-'rod Narrow. l5Il 52 Senior Seminar Bark row. left to right: Eleanor Collins. Cai Corbin, Robert Hunkins. Julia Foster. Miss ring, Diane Rolf. First row: Shirley Good Joan Hanre, Mary Lou Svhell. Hobby Club Baek row, left to right: Miss Stevens, Vlr Ray, Helen Smith, Kay Raymo, Florenee 'l't Carol Woodrow, Elizabeth Keyes. Second Eiizabeth Towne. Iris Law, Carolyn Tan Bonnie Gayne, Donna Pritty, Helen Staey. row: Martha Dalton. Louise Raven, Thea Fo I-'em Melntosh, Marlene Burrows. Busy Bees Back row, left to right: Mrs. Flanagan. Z1 Klock, Nanry Phelps, Judith Hollis. Bonnie G Dorothy McIntyre. Serond row: Darya Che Doreen Byrns. Brenda Shepard, Shilxey Pe Marjorie Jones. First row: Joan Kaley, Ba Noble. Colleen Brown. Sharon Fox. Doris l burn. Bethany Brown, Discussion Club lack row, left to right: Earl Bigarel. Mary Lou iehell. Second row: Janet Sayer, Alive Hughto, Miss Stiles, llefen Church. First row: Cynthia Cross. Ken- neth Barrigar, Dianne Drury, Marion Patton. Jr. Science lack row, left, to right: Mrs. Mosher. Richard Per- lgo, Don llaslley. William Deuval, James Griffith, Rally Lou:-ks. Set-ond row: Helen Travy, Carlenc 'orsythe, Betty Loeklin, Anita Deneeia, Andree lerviss. First, row: Ronald Raven. Joan Stronaeh, Dolores Cunningham. Carlton Forsythe, Ruth Casey, Jr. F. H. A. 'ourth row, left to right: Nancy Matthews, Doreen Lyrns, Nancy Merritt. Janet Smith. Marjorie Jones. udlth Gardner. Third row: Darya Chateau, Gloria Ialbouf, Bonnie Gayne. Donna Bigelow, Trudy Ash- fy. Lois Janet Perkins. Sceond row: Diana Johnson. larein Smith, Judith Hollis, Vivian Promo, Delight iavis, Caroline Lepper. First row: Mrs. Flanagan, hirley Moore. Ilelen Beane, Sharon Fox, Joanne llorton, Bonita Villeneuve l5l Junior Historical Club Back row. left to right: Mr. Hart, Coates, Doris Washburn. Bethany Bi Brent Taylor, Shirley Oster. Bal Noble. Edna Scott. Katharine T Mrs. Stevenson. Third row: Ric Moore, Dean Porter, Arthur Craig. liam Deuval, Gladys McIntosh, Su: Hart, Madeline Randall, Joan K Second row: Brent Burlingame. I White. Zelphia Klock, Beverly K Jay Ormsby, Nancy Phelps. E Tharrett. Ruth Stahl. First row: Jones. Donald Putman, Corbin l hart, Foster Drury. Adelaide Cu Donna Tessmer. Margaret Brown, cretla Stevens. Junior Achors Club Fourth row. left to right: Mr. Cromle. dra Dashnaw, Ruth Casey, Alberta Shi Constance Hockey, Janice Boprey, Brayton. Patricia Jones. Miss Hunter. ' row: David Jones. Barhara Hendra, Cy Maier, Joan Stronach, Margo Murray. Stronach. Dora Frawley, Robert Ski Second row: Eloise Raven, Brenda She Inabe'le Lamar, Ann Burke, Sharon l Beverly Macaulay, Elisa DeCastro. Storie. First row: Helen Neuroth, June ant, Hazel Blanre. Colleen Brown, K Laverghetla. Sally Countryman. m left to right Patricia Feisthamel, Vlr n Donni Barker Sue Ellen Shtnnock, Jan arl Thomas Third row Lllllth Sltts, Judith Van Nest Judy Grimshaw, Jean Roberts, ward. Second row: Carol Jenne. Marie McOr e Shirley Roberts, Joyce Starns, Shirley st row: Marion Smith, Gary Richardson. F Broadway Stars I Z V ,Z e , .. ' ' ' d 1 ier Edward Grow. Mary Cole. Mr. Blumenth l54l H 3' -. 9, , -. . cv: V' T , M c ' Wjl-i.1r:..ue neg. ' fir -- 'QPF iff CTI ami' S4 ,Al gyszgiw .MU,A,,,. -4' -gpgorfa - 1 Varsity Football Back row, left to right: Mr. McGuire, Assistant Coach: Robert Ritchie, Mario DeCastro, Richard Tessmer. Arthur Tibbits, Rim-hart b rt H d P l B rns Judson VanCor Douglas Fredenburg Mr LaFa'ce Coach Second row' Dr Crowner, Robert Dler, Rn e ay en, au y ,, , , . , . , . . . Hunkins. Nason Dailey, Frederick June, Ronald Canell, Leo Benware, Frederic Bancroft. Lloyd Leonard. First row, Davin Schooley, Earl Bogart, Ronald King, Raymond Hamilton, Gene Hockey, Grant Brundage, David Dusharm. Bernard Dailey. Keitr Knowlton. Football Starting out a year of great improvement i11 athletics at tiouverneur lligh School, the varsity football team, coached by Frank l.aFalce and assistants Charles Mctiuire and Townsend Carpenter, played fast and aggressive ball, win- ning six games and losing only one. This six-to-one record, the best football tally the school has had in several years, was the result of much hard work and coopera- tion on the part of both the boys and the coaches. Because of their will to win and their ability to conquer their opponents, the team had the backing of a very enthusiastic student body as well as of many village football fans. i Football Schedule September 20 - Malone I4 tiouverneur lg September 27 - Canton 0 Gouverneur I3 October 4 - Tupper Lake IQ Gonverneur zo October II - Potsdam I9 tiouverncur zo October I8 - Saranac Lake 6 Gouverneur 33 October 25 - Massena 43 tiouverneur o November I - Ogdensburg o Gouvcrncnr 7 XVon 6 g l.ost I Varsity Basketball liar-k raw, I1-fl ln right: James R1-ynnlmis. Manager: 'Fhnmas GilI'llT1CI', Iwo B1-nwaro, Ronald Cam-ll, Ke-ith Knnw an fini 111-12 lf1'1n1I Row: Mr. l.al aI1'1'. Cuavh: Jnhn I5urg:1'ss. Rivharml Dltl N1 sun Dailey. Lloyd i,PUIlEll'll, Arthur Tibhils. Robvrl Rilvhiv. liUllX'k'l'IlL'lll' has hacl its must s111'1'1-ssflil hasl11-tlm:1ll 50115011 since 11948, winning' llockvy, 13l'l'IHlI'il Knawlinn. Murray Ilarlun, Mana k'lL'X't'll of ns sixlccn ganics. L llllCI' thv glllllilllll' of lillZlk'll liranlf l.al'i: 1l1'c, lhv lmys XYlll'liL'll haul In illllmwc lhcir Ill1lVlIIg' with auch Nuuux lll'll li1r11x'1'1'111'1l1' pl.1x11l lnppu l..1l11 in the SCIlllflAlll1llS al .Xpplctmi Krona in fllllliill. 'l'hcv mlirl nut 1n.1l11 1h1 finale hut they havc high linpcs for ncxt year since only lwn nicnl- hcrs uf thc loam arc g1':11l1iatn1g, l.l1wy1l l Cllllllfll an1l Ndwn llnlcv llne Yl lI S 1 . -IIIIIIUVS will nialw a finc11111'lc11s:11'1111111l wh11h tn lnnlml 11 klhlllllblilllillllb 11-'nn lw-11 1 IIlCIlllK'l'S lll1'lQ lhcr anrl .XVI lilwhils. wc1'c nznncfl as thc .Xll-NOl'lllL'I'll l7l1lYl'l'S. Baslcefball Schedule lYnn II l.11sl 5 -l'lz11'1-1lS1'1'1n11l 171111. li1v11x1 'lnpncr lana- 70 Sl LXnnun 0: 70 ll lV..X. 44 53 lhH5dHHl 4: in Nlassvna fnl 35 Saranar lake gn Sl lNl1rt'w1m1l' N1r1'l'11llQ 54 SI hhdunv 54 47 Kinnnn il b..X, lhnsdani Xlasfcna Saranac Lake Nnrwnnd Khdnnc 'Vnppcr Lakv Kipp 55 73 57 fm 54 ,W 44 58 lann: Nr fy.: O5 0.2 53 SU 48 fm Sk'lIll-l'illIZll lillllX'k'l'lIL'llI' vs. ililllllltll' l.1lliL' at Vanlnn: 12111111-1'i1f.-111' 4: Ililllblkl rig Varsity Wrestling Back row, left to right: Mr. Maier. Leo Rastley. Robert Hunkins. Dale Farren, Wayne Bush, Harry Gladle. Second row: Roh Woodard, Robert Tuttle, Lyle Edgerly, Grant Brundage, Monte Holland. First row: Richard Tessmer. Earl Bogart. Fred Ju David Schooley, Robert Hayden, James Schooley. Wrestling For the third straight year a strong flonverneur Mat Team captured the Section I0 title. ' grapplers also had an impressive league record, losing only to a veteran Xlatcrtown Team and Canton hecause of a flu epidemic. The team showed plenty of spirit and know-how all year. They looked especially good in t second meetings with Massena, l'otsdam, and l.0wville. The Maier-coached matmen placed nine boys in the finals, at the sectionals. and four went distance to hecome sectional champs. They were XN'oodard 98 Th, lirundage Ili lb, Schoolcy 168 and Tessnier 178 lh. XYoodard, llolland, and Brundage were ahle to complete the season with unlmlcmished rt-co Woodard and lirundage also scored impressive wins at XYatertown in the Section lo, Section 3 tt nament. l.ost to the championship team next year will he Seniors, hlune, Schooley. and Tessmer. Wrestling Sectional Scores lionverneur S426 hlassena 4j Canton 46 Potsdam Zl VQ Wreslling Schedule Cjouverneur llpiunients Watertown there ...... ....................... 2 2 zo l'otsdani there Canton here l,owville here Nlassena here VVatertown here Canton there hlassena there Potsdam here Lowville there ,Q 'S Q, Qs I ,fc CDW' 4 u Cham for Gouver-near M- M Y 'Q' WF!! clear fiiwn on fl-sf ffwtefflw-sis 0943 Qioflg 4, eo' ' 4' QU fr cw Pa. 'Pho cw' 1591 SV 5 , D A f In ...rv .e Vi' W ., 'PYP mn, 4 7 'V 'Ft'-as FF . we , ,. . - We ,N uf W As.. been on 25.4.7 - W.: ZW - fi H - .L . M lam J. V. Football Back row, left to right: Ira Fuller. James Sehooley, Fred Easton, Sherwood Dean, Philip Youngs Charles Mousaw. George Shampine, Clarence lllashaw, Charles Reynolds. Wayne Tyler. Donald O'Riley. Seeond row: Mr. Canale, Everett Campbell, Brian Kaley, Charles Besaw, Roliert Anderson, Duane Vrooman, Riehard Freeman. Ralph Gayne, Gene Denny, l-Emerson lNleQuade. First row: John Clark, Gerald Peek, Roderick Benware, Gary Robertson, Milton Peters, Clifford MeCumher. Gerald Mellonald. l-'red Narrow, Harry Gladle, Keith Adams. J. V. Basketball Bark row, left to right: Judson VanCor, Douglas Fredenburg. Charles llogue, Everett Ilayden. l':llLIL'llt Denny. Seeond row: Frederiek Easton. Ira Fuller. Charles lvlousaw, Bernard Dailey. Mr. Metiuire First row: Brian Kaley. Byron Gale, Keith Adams. Norman Beimore. Charles Sheen. l60l J. V. Wrestling llark row. lt-tt to right: Charles Porter. Gordon Dusharm, Milton Peters, James Mclnlosh Mr M.-i r George Travis, Robert Anderson, Rivhard Ashley. Second row: George Lamira, Chirles Runoldw Dnid Ellison. John Whitmore, Wayne Tyler. James Lyndv. First row: David Dusharm Blume Brixton Iweiell Campbell, Gary Robertson, Richard Fl'l'l'lTlill'l, Herbert Barkley, Daniel Iloust I O Junior Varsity Sports 'I'l1c .lnnior Yarsity tcznns. altliotigli they did not have quite as good .1 ua .ts tlit xaisity sqn. Vere ncvcrtlielcss quite successful in giving tlic lmoys a good playing li Lxfllllllll X l'oot quad, coaclicd luv l.co Canalc, had at record of one win, one tic, and tlnu loss s luinot Xars vaskctlmnll players, coziclieml lmy Cliarlcs Klctltiiri-, tied tlic lmcst -I. Y. l'CLUlll stint 1940, vsinning scv janics and losing nine gznnes. The junior xvresling boys in their five nitttliu of tln war displa nncli skill and :ilmilitv to win 'ie 't rcwnlt of tlun cowl 1.1 , 'th and 8th Grade Basketball lark row, left to right: Brent Burlingame, Gordon Joodrow, James Randall. Donald Putman. Roek- 'ell Livingston, Mr, Stevenson. Sm-rond row: Duane Winters. Donald Toomey. Erie Salisbury, Patrick iillins, Donald Sprague, Ronald Slorrin. David Vhlte. l-'lrst row: Thomas Sheen. Robert Fitxgza-ra'd, 'avid Cummings, Norbert Hall. Milo Pritty. David Truax ting by Kurt Sli lb Bowling ,Tunior Ba 4, -' Tr. Hnlih 'B' Lea ue cx..m,2v Hinds, Wahain '- Teal. Tr. A Lea U6 253235 Minn' - nag l yr-. 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