Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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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

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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

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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