Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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Lilll!I!!l!! , 1 iz P Jie- 'j 'ef ix F siak ,V JF gk fi, A , , X 4, , ' X , Presenfed By e The Seniors of Gouverneur High School Gvouverneur, New York We Honor Earl W. Riley Students and faculty alike have always been delighted by the friendly smile and warm personality of Mr. Riley. The building just would not be the same without his Irish sense of humor, those three-fifteen tea parties in his office, his assembly lectures and that cheerful Hello. Mr. Riley has a way with students that no other faculty member can surpass. He can be, and often has been, firm, but when advice is needed there is no better person to go to. He has always had a sincere interest in the school and every student in it. In return he has won the respect and liking of all those with whom he has come in contact. Xve are deeply sorry that Mr. Riley has given up his position as principal of Dean High, but we are glad that he is maintaining his interest in the activities of the school by accepting a post as assistant to the principal a11d to the guidance director. .i l This is to be the final year for our high school as we know it. Because of increased enrollment and overcrowding, our familiar building must be entirely altered. The history of Dean High School dates to 1917 when the original building was built through the generous contribution of the Misses Jennie and Cora Dean, In the fall of 1937 the annex containing gymnasium. auditorium, Oral English room, cafeteria and classrooms was opened and named in honor of Judge james C. Dolan who became a member of the Board of Education in 1905 and was its president from 1910 until 1937. The third building will be the modern structure shown in the drawing on the title page. As we, the Seniors, walk through the halls the last days before graduation memories of our school life come back to us. To keep these memories we have pictured as many of the activities that take place in the building as we could. In the succeeding pages we would like to take you through an unforget- table day - from morning to night - in our dear old G.H.S. ln The original Dean High +he audiiorium was on The second floor where ihe library, hall and chemis+ry lab are now. Where The presen+ shops are, was once lhe gymnasium wi+h bleachers on each side of +he sfeps from 'lhe hall. The pic'l'ure of The main hall shows +he office door where H s+ill is and nexf lo if 'I'he sfairway +o +he ironi doors. The sfained glass window is on The righl' belween The +wo s+a+ues. The large sludy hall wifh library in 'l'he rear has now been divided in+o 'Two sevenfh grade rooms. 4 T Faculfy l954- I 955 Frank W. Mason, B.A., M.A. ...m.-..,...- ..... ..-.......,...,.....-....,.....,..,........,. CAllegheny-Albany S.T.C.J Superintendent of Schools Earl NV. Riley, B.A., M.A. .....,.-.,..........,................. .... ms. .... ..................,. .... ......,..,....... .... ,.CColgate-St. Lawrencej Principal CSept.lMarchj Pauline Weller, B.S., M.A. -..,. .... ...........--......,..,, .... ........ .... a.. .... ....,.. .... ..........,...... .... ....... .... ,,........s.-..,.............. CSt. Lawrencej Vice-Principal VVilliam Limbacher, B.S., M.S. .....,,.........,. .... .,........,....,....-.- .... . .,...- .... ..... CNew Palz Normal, Oswego S.T.C., Albany S.T.C., p Columbia U.J Principal CApr.-junel AGRICULTURE IJIBRARY' Lyle L. VVicks, B.S. -....... .... ........ .... .... CCornell Universityj Edith Xfail mmmmm-mmmumhmnmw cgeneseo No,-man ART I MUSIC . Lillian M. Todd ..,...-.. .... -.................. .... .....- CPotsdam Normalj COMMERCE ' Earl H. VValrath, B.S. .........,..... ...... ....... .... L.. CAlbany S.T.C.J Helen L. llVaIrath, B.S. - .... ,......,.......,.. .... W... CAIbany S.T.C.J DRIVER TRAINING Charles Klmk, B.S. ...M .... m..,.....- .... ..,.......s, COswego S.T.C.J ENGLISH, DRAMATICS, READING Paul J. Smith, A.B., M.Ed. M .... - .... -.. CSyracuse-St. Law.j Joan Allen, B.S., CSept.-Jan.J -............... CAlbany S.T.C.j Elizabeth F. Cross, A.B., M.A. ........... .... CAlbany S.T.C.J Bertha Eckmann, B.A. ..- .... .....,. .... ... .... ,........ .... .... CSyracuse UJ Alita F. Hunter, B.A., M.Ed. ......... .... .. ..... -- .... CSt. Law. U.D Veta Lee, B.S. .. ...... -...,. .... ,.......,-.......a..... .... .. CPotsdam S.T.C.J Delores Martin, B.A., CSept.-Janj ..,. .... ............. CCollege of New Rochellej Helen L. Stiles, B.S., M.Ed. ..... CPots. S.T.C.-St. Lawj Robert Graham, M.A., A.B., CFeb.-Junej -..... .... CS.U.D GUIDANCE H. Townsend Carpenter, B.A., M.A. CColgate-N.Y.U.j HEALTH Margaret S. Canale, R. N. CCrouse Irving Hos., Syraj Claramae L. Klink, B.S., R.N. .... ........... CGoshen College, Lajunta School of Nursingj ,lane Clough, Reg. Dent. Hyg'st. CEastman Dental Dispj ' HOMEMAKING Laura Stafford. B.S. ..-......- .... ........,. .... -..W CElmira College, Eliza C. Montville, B.S. - ..... ........-......., CPlattsburg S.T.C.D LANGUAGE Marion L. Passino, A.B., M.A. ...a........ .... CAlbany S.T.C.- Middleburyj MATHEMATICS George Bush, B.S., M.S., CSept.-jan.J -...- .... ,...... CAlbany S.T.C.-Clarksonj Robert Cromie, B.S. ... .... ,. .... - .... ......,....,.....-..... C St. Lawrencej Melburn Vrooman, B.A., M.A. ........- .... .. CAlbany S.T.C.J Helen Beatty, B.S., CFeb.-Junej .....,... CPotsdam S.T.C.J' in it. Carlton NVeegar, B.S., M.Music a.......... CPotsdam S.T.C., Univ. Michiganb Bette Farley, B.S., M.S. ...L....... .... .......,...... CPotsdaQm S.T.C.D Joseph B. Morse, B.S., M.S. ....M.-.......- CPotsdarn S.T.C0 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' Leo P. Canale, B.S.. M.S. CSyracuse, Ithaca Collegel Frank B. LaFalce, B.S., M.S. Clthacaa College, Syra.J Ann Chittenden, B.S. ......,.....,.-.............,m.. CCortland S.T.C.J Beverly Costello, B.S. ...,.,......u.........,........,.CCortland S.T.C.D Kurt Maier, B.S. ......,............ ,.,, ..-.a......a... CCortland S.T.C.J Lawrence A. Martin, B.S. -....,..,-.,....,.. CCortland S.T.C.J SCIENCE ' George Hackett, B.S.? M.S.,,......-................,.. CUniv. Wise.- Platts. S.T.C.J Hannah Mosher T.:,...........Ti .... .......-........ CPotsdam Normall Marian Trerise, B.S. ...M .... ,-..... .... ............,...-.......,.......... CCornellj INDUSTRIAL ARTS , Lester Robinson, B.S. ...-.........,.....,..- CAIfred Universityl john Flanagan, B.S., M.Ed. .......-........... CBuffalo S.T.C.- St. Law.J Charles Klink, B.S. .. .... ......a.....,.....m......-.... COsweg0 S.T.C.J SOCIAL STUDIES Margaret Herring, A.B., A.M. .... --...,..-- ..... ......... CCornellj Olga Bajjaly, B.S., M.A. ......,.,.-- ..... ....-..... CAlbany S.T.C.J Dorothy Coates, B.S., M.Ed. ....- CPots. S.T.C.-St. Law.D Margaret Nulty, B.A., M.A. .... ...W CSt. Law.-Radcliffej Clifford J. VVaas, Jr., B.S., M.A. Wa... CE. Stroudsburg S.T.C., Columbia T.C.J John Dolan, B.A., CFeb.-Junej - .... CSt. Michael's COLD SEVENTH GRADE James Hart, B.S. ,-............... .... ,......,......., CPotsdam S.T.C.D Kathleen House, B.S. -...............,..............u... CAlbany S.T.C.J Lucille Hunkins, B.S., M.Ed. ..........,....--.. CSt. Lawrencej Susan Latham, B.A., B.Ed. CSt. Law.-Pots. S. T. CJ Louise Stevens ..s...........,......,.........--......... CPotsdam Normall Laura Taylor, B.S. .........,........,......,.... CPotsdam S.T.C.J Mr. George Bush, teacher of mathematics in Gouverneur High School, accepted a position in Janu- ary as Principal of Ogdensburg Free Academy. VVe are sorry to lose Mr. Bush, but are proud that he was selected for a fine position and wish him every success 5 O I Deanonlan Eclrtors Standing-left to right: Miss Herring, Business Advisor: Miss Nulty Editorial Advisor. Seated-Lawrence Melrose, Art Editor: Monte Holland. Richard Freeman, Business Managers: Anne Sweeney, Editor-in-Chief. Deanonian Staff Fourth Row-left to right: Gervase Gates, Donald Bishop, Sherwood Dean, Charles Hogue, Emerson McQuade, Ronald Cronk, Mary Barnes. Third Row-Shirley Langtry, Helen Mary Reed, Norine Drumb, Marilyn Dier, Virginia Hart, Judson VanCor, Byron Gale, Marjorie Andrews. Second Row-Julie Anne Tibbits, Lorraine Gray, Martha Slate, Patricia Towne. Maureen Shinnock, Jeanette Boscoe, Hilda Manchester, Eleanor Robinson. First Row--Marilyn Jones, Donald O'Riley, Alice Hassett, Helen Neuroth, Carol Davis, Dawn Day, Nancy Hale. Absent-Maude Brozzo, Florence Besaw, Clifford McCu1nber. J SENIORS-l955 A Hawaiian Holiday wasn'i enough, so Gerry, Rich and Eleanor fried lo gel' our of +l1is world as angels in our Senior Play. Sherwood, Julie and Roberla were more Down 'I'o Ear+l1 in planning voca+ions as were llwese seniors caughf in a rare s+udious moocl. 7 MONTE WAYNE HOLLAND It's a takcdownl I-ittlc professor: wlzere, what, 'IUll't'll, haw? Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Letter 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Letter 2, 35 Manager of Football 4. Dean Hi-Li es 3, 4. Senior Seminar -L National Honor Society 3. 4. Literature Seminar 4. Mat Club 3, 4. Subscription Campaign Man- ager 4. Dmnoninn Business Staff Co-Man- ager 4. RICHARD BYERS FREENIAN Richi'--Hc'll make a rock of a doc5 ralruts to sprmd thc world wide. Band 2, 45 Orchestra 2, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Music Letter 2, 3, 45 NYSSMA 2, 4. Football 2, 3, 45 Letter 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Letter 3. 45 Bowling 2. Dean Oratorical Contest 2. 35 Second prize 2: First prize 3. Time For ETf'I'l'j'fhfllg 35 Dawn to Earth, 4. Dean Hi-Liles 3, 45 Assis- tant Mimeograph Editor 45 Assistant Fea- ture Editor 4. Senior Seminar 4. Literature Seminar 4. Student Council 3. National llonor Society 4. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. Drananiau Business Staff, Co-Manager 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'1'esiclent ..........,........... Helen Mary Reed Vice-llresident .. .. Lawrence Melrose Secretary .... . . . Lorraine Gray Treasurer . . ...................... . . . . Dawn Day HELEN MARY REED HH. M. R. --If thcrr's work In br' done, look for Hrleng friend to all. A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 NYSSMA 4. Squad Leader 25 Ping Pong 2, 3. Sectional 35 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Sectional 3. 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball Z, 3, 45 Sectionals 5. All Star Team 2: Leaders Club 3. 45 Secretary 35 President 4. Llllfillj' club 25 Dean Hi-Litas 3. Felt B 35 Claw 'Treasurer 25 Class President 3, 45 President of Honieroorn 2. General G 2. Time For Efvrrytlling, 35 Down To Earth, 45 Drumm- ian Editorial Staff 4. 8 LANVRENCE EARL MELROSE Larry ARCIIIIJVIIIIIIVS rival: roving fieIdz'r,' always lining xametlxing. Baseball 2. 45 Letter 2. 45 Bowling 2, 3. 45 Trophy 35 Captain 3. Time Far Ezvrrytlzfng 35 Down To Earth, Sound Effects and Chairman Publicity Connnittee 4. French Club 2. 3. Treasurer of Junior Class 3: Vice President of Senior Class 45 Treasurer of Homeroom Z5 President of Hoineroom 5. President of Student Council 4. Art Award 3. Dance Committee 4. General C 2. Drarrouian Art Editor -l. D.-Wi N DAX Gloria --Oh that smile! Poxsessar of a flashy pair of dimples. Senior Orchestra 2, 35 String Ensemble Z5 Senior Band, Majorette 25 A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club Z. 35 Music Letter 35 NYSSM.-X 2, 35 May Festival 25 Badminton 35 Archery 25 Softball 25 Squad Leader 2, 5, 4. General G 3. Time For .Em-rytlziug 35 Dawn to Earth, Usher and Publicity Committee 4. Student Council 2, 3, 4. Liter- ary Seminar 4. French Club 3, 45 Treasurer 4. Dance Committee 45 Chairman 4. Dean HI.-L1.fCS 3, 45 Headline Editor 45 Subscrip- tion Manager 2. Class Treasurer 4. Dean- auiau Editorial Staff 4. MARJORIE KAY ANDREWS llInrgie -- Our little Margie ,' she is smart: genial good humor. Glee Club 2, 3. Down to Earth, Program Committee and Ticket Com- mittee 4. Library Club 2, 33 Treas- urer 3. General G 2. Dmnoirm Business Staff 4. SHERWOOD DEAN Dizzy -Guy' with a goatrr and curly locks: ace sports writer. A Cappella Choir 2, 3 4. 53 NYSSMA 3, 4, 53 May Festival 3, 4. Wrestling 23 Bowling 2, 3, 4, 53 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 4. The Ghostly Passenger 23 Time For Everything 33 But Fair Tomorrow 43 Down To Earth. S Demi Hi-Litcs 4, SQ Letter 5. Home room President 3, 4. General GU, Dmnonirm Editorial Staff 5. GERVASE YALE GATES Gerry --Harry James of G.H.S., vrlrciriatrd with a phonograph. viredlr. Orchestra 2. 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Choir 33 Senior Marching Band Z. 3, 43 Concert Band 33 NYSSMA 2, 3. 4 Letter 3. Dance Committee 4. Track 3. Manager of Wrestling 4. Time For Ewrytliirxg, 33 Dowlz To Earth, 43 Projector Club 3. Math Club 3. 4. Senior Seminar 4. Liter- ature Seminar 4. President of Na- tional Honor Society 4. Syracuse Alumni Award 3. General G 2. Dmuouian Editorial Staff 4. Jl-I.-XNl5'1'Tli BOSCOE First role z'ioliuist3 tlirivrs on crcitrnrentg good in athletics. Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 33 NYS- SMA 2, 3, 43 Music Letter 3. Og- rlensburg Playday 3, 43 Squad Lead- er 3, 43 Basketball 43 May Festival 2. 3. 43 Dancing 43 Softball 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Tennis 33 Felt B 33 Intramural Letter 3. Bowling 43 Sectionals 4. General G 2. Down To Earth, 4. Literary Magazine 43 Chief Typist 4. Senior Seminar 43 Secretary 43 Library Club Z, 33 Library Worker 2, 33 Dean Hi-Lilrs 43 Crossword Editor 4. Hmneroom Secretary 33 Homcroom Treasurer 2. IJmnunian Editorial Staif 4. ROGER II. BLOWERS Rag ---Noisirst in classy loves prnruats: experiment hunter? Dean Thespians 3. Drau Hi-Liles 4. MELVIN CARL GATES Mel -Drau of Houston Hall: What do you mean, shy? Down To Earth., Usher 4. F.F.A. 2, 3. 43 Historian 23 Secretary 33 Presi- dent 4. Projector Club 3, 43 Treas- urer 4. I-'.l .A. Basketball 4. NIAUREEN SHINNOCK Mimi ---Girl with 'wings on her fret: wlreel in de nurse. Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Let- ter 43 NYSSMA 3. 43 May Festival 2. 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 33 Tennis 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Squad Leader 2, 4. Cheerleader 2. 3. 43 Letter 2. 3. 43 Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 43 First Prize 4. Library Club 2. Senior Seminar 4. Literary Seminar 4. Drrm Hi-Liter 2, 3, 43 Makeup Editor 2. News Editor 3, Executive Editor 4. ESSPA 4. Gen- eral t'G 2, Time For E'I'Cfj'fllfllg, Prompter 33 Down- to Earth 4. At- tended Girls' State 3. Literary Mag- azine 43 Typist 4. Drauoniau Edi- torial Stafi 4. ANNE SWEENEY She'x rlrterminerlz ll hru Irish. Eyes are Smiling ,' busy lady. D..-XR. Pilgrim 4. Library Club 2. Senior Seminar 43 President 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Vice Pres- ident 3. Down To Earth 43 Time for Everything, Property Committee 3, Dean Hi-Lifes 3, 43 News Editor -l, Dearaoninn. Editor-in-Chief 4. RONALD A. WHITMORE Lilf'--Our own Liberaceg the guy with hair to spareg Imshful: Wow! Football 3. 43 Letter 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 43 Baseball 2. 3, 43 Letter 3. 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Bowl- ing 3. 43 Football Club 23 F.F.A. 2. 3. MARY ADELAIDE BARNES Teach Me Tonightg the French quiz kirly .rqueck-xqlu'ek,' talka- tive. lirls' Glee Club 2. 33 Senior Band -, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Music Letter 33 Music Bar 3, 4. Intramurals 2. 3, . General G 3. Jr. Actors Club 9. Library Club 2, 3. Senior Seminar . Literature Seminar 4. Math Club 3, 4. French Club 3, 3, 4. Dean Hi- Litex 2. National llonor Society 4. Down T0 Earth, Program Commit- tee and Costume Committee 4. Derm- oniun Business Staff 4. t 7 I 3 9 STANLEY YOUNG Sian -Stan the mau,' Young at hearty quiet and enchanting. Football 25 Letter 2g Football Club 2. ALICE C. HUGIITO Al -C'rrt .ti ban! Likes His- tory? Alto Alice: always late. Glee Club 23 A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4. 53 Sextette 3, 43 NYSSMA 2. 3. 4. S5 State NYSSMA 5: Spring Fes- tival 43 Music Letter 3. Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 23 Tennis 2, 3. Thr Ghosily Passenger 25 They Put Ou A Play, Property and Costume Com- mittees 3: But Fair Tomorrow 4. French Club Z. 3. 4. S5 Vice Presi- dent 43 President 5. Literature Sem- inar 5. Dean Hi-Litvs 2. -lg Feature Editor 4. Drarzonian Editorial Staff 4. PATRICIA TOWNIS Pa'ti -Shorthand star: likrs to watch basketballg good rlaturrrl Band 2. 4: A Cappella Choir 3. 43 Chorus 3, 4g Sextette 43 Music Letter 3. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3. -lg Badminton 3, 43 Soccer. Leaders' Club 4. National Honor Society 4. Deanonian Editorial Staff 4. WILLIAM STANLEY VENTON Wild Bill -T0 rio his share, hr iv always willing: grntleman farmer. Soccer 2: Basketball 2. 3g Softball 2. 3. General G 3. F.F.A. 2. 3. 45 Projector Club 49 Vice President 4. RICHARD K. SMITH Smi!iy Our xlow but rurr lypirfj the big twin ,- u'l1rrr'r the King pin? Bowling 2. 3. 43 Sectional Champion Team 33 Soccer 2. 3g Softball 2. 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Down To Earth, Usher 4. I0 MAUDE LAURA BROZZO Midge --- So short and .Sweet and friendly to all,' many lows have I. Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 2. 3. 4. Down To Earth, Property Committee 43 Usher at Graduation 3: Usher at Class Night 3. Library Club 3. 4. F.lI.A. 3, 4. Deanonion Editorial Staff 4. DONALD BISHOP Don ---Thr star -managvrf him and his jalerrg heir a great typist? Senior High Chorus 4. Manager of J. V. Basketball 35 Manager of Var- sity Basketball 4. Manager of J. V. Baseball 2. jr. Actors Club 2. Projec- tor Club Z. 3. 4. Awards in Projec- tor Club 2, 3. Dcononiau Business Staff 4. CIIARLES HOGUE ClmrIir: - Basrballir his lu-rig mil. bland and blue-ryrd. Baseball 2. 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2. 3, 4. Down To Eartlt, 'Picket Committee 4. Student Council 4, Dc-auouirm Business Staff 4. Dcanoniun Editorial Staff 4 ROGER VENTON Rag -Roger har n quiet may that gains him pals every day,' Gunner. Intramural Basketball 35 Softball 3. F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 Second Vice President 43 Letter 3. F.F.A Basketball 4 DENELDA CLAIRE FULLER Dec -A finer girl yau'll 1zr'v:3r uwrtg love that fudge! Home- maker, Senior Band 2. 3. 43 Pep Band 3, 4. Squad Leader 4. F.H.A. 3, 4. Down To Earth. Costume Committee and Chairman of Ushers 4. MARY FRANCIS KENYON That chic French look: headed for Hudson: a warm hearted girl. Glee Club 4. But Fair Tomorrow, 4. French Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Vice Presi- dent S. Senior Seminar 5. Literature Seminar 5. Jr. Actors Club 2. Dean Hi-Litrs 4, S: Humor Co-Editor 4: Exrhange Editor 5: Letter S. Dean- onian Business Staff 4. CLIFFORD McCUMBER Cliff - Level hradrrl, full of monkey business: from Olds to Nash. Band 2. Bowling 2, 3. 4: Award 2: Sectional 2. 4: Intramurals 2. 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Letter 2, 3, 4. Track 3: Letter 3. Football Club 2. Down To Earth Sound Effects 4. Deanon- irm Editorial Staff 4. RODERICK C. BENWARE Rod -Crow-Cut kid: lxot on tht' dance floor: once around ihr park. J. V. Football 2: Letter 2: Co- Captain 2: J. V. Baseball: Letter 2: Bowling 2, 3. 4: Sectionals 2, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 4: Volley- ball 4: Softball 2, 3: Class Secretary 2. Down To Eorlh, Special Effects 4. JOHN CLARK Jack -You should 'a seen the our that got away: full of mis- clan-f. Football 2: Letter 2: Baseball 2, 4: Letter 2: Senior High Bowling 2. 3. 4: Sectional 2, 4: Award 2: Intra- murals 2, 3. 4: Football Club 2. EMERSON MCQUADE Eunu3 '-Hold that liner' A boy with a rral future: good sport. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Letter 2, 3. 4: Foot- ball 2. 3, 4: Letter 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: Intramurals 2. 3. 4. Dowlt To Earth. Sound Effects 4. Football Club 2. National Honor Society 4. G-:ncral G 2. Dranonian Staff 4. HAROLD S. SIMMONS Siinmy -Meets wcry day in the same good naturrd way: has a green thumb, Track 3: Football 4. Projector Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary 2, 3. F.l-ZA. 2, 3. 4: F.F.A. Basketball Team 4. RONALD L. CRONK Ronnie 4- Always good for laughs: types with his eyes: 'what a driver! Projector Club 2. 3, 4: Treasurer 3: President 4. General G 3. Dran- onian Business Staff 4. NORINI-I CAROIJC DRUMB Girl bass of tht' Senior Class: just loves to round and square dance. Girls' Glec Club 2, Literary Maga- zine 4: Make-up Editor 4. Bowling 2, 3, 4: Sectionals Z. 3. 4: Squad Leader Z, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: All Star Team 2: Basketball 3, 4: Soft- ball 3: Felt B 3: Dancing 4. Li- brary Club 2. French Club 2, 3, 4. Dran Hi-Lftrs 2, 3. 4: Crossword Editor 2: Make-up Editor 3, 4: Let- ter 3. 4, Leaders Club 4: J. V. Cheer- leader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3: Bar 4. Time For Eivcrvtlxirlg, Prompter 3: Down To Earth, Promoter and Make-up Committee-L General G 2, Doanonian Business Staff 4. ROGER LYNDE Cowboy Cliff '-- Guy with a pink shirt: find him in intra- murals. Soccer 2, 3: Basketball 2. 3: Softball 2, 3. KATHERINE M. INICMANUS Kathy -A bright-ryrd girl: her future decided: frirndly. Ping Pong 3, 4: Soccer 3: Tennis 2. 3. 4. F.H.A. 5. 4: Secretary 3: Presi- dent 4. Library Club 3. 4: President 4. Down To Earth, Property Com- mittee 4. ALICE MARIE HASSETT Al ---- Always a .rnzilcg .rhc Has- setg doesrft rhe ever slow down? Chorus 2, 3. Tennis 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3. -S3 Softball 2. Jr. Actors Club 2. Leaders Club 4. Down To Earth, 4. Deanonian Editorial Staff 4. GRANT LEE BRUNDAGE Partridge -Our kind of guyg jokerg G.H.S. uvrertlcrg ho! rod Grant. J. V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Wrestling Z, 33 Cap- tain of Wrestling Team 3: Sectional Champion 33 Intersectional Cham- pion 2, 3. MARLENE HARVEY YROOMAN MoIly 'Di.rhpan hands: likes her new life, but rlill is our af us. Orchestra 2, 43 Glee Club 23 A Cap- pella Choir 4. Basketball 23 Badmin- ton 23 Softball ZQ Tennis 23 Volley- ball 2. Leaders Club 2. Dean Hi- Litrx Z. Cheerleader 2. General G 'J Sl'lIRl.liY lN1Ali LANGTRY Shl'rl -Look behind a clicking typmvriirr for Shirlg quiet gal. Intramurals 3. 43 Down To Earth, Property Committee 4. Dean Hi-Litas 23 Library Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 4. Dranoninn Business Staff 4. B1i'I I'Y MARIE PAYNE Future on thc foreign frontg nice to know: quiet as her shadow. Glee Club 2. Down To Earth. Prop-I erty Committee 4. Dran Hi-Liles 2 I2 RONALD H. PUTMAN Ronnie - Our bashful guy: curly-Ioclerg enjoys his ping- pong. Transferred from Alexandria Bay 2. Football 3: Letter 3: Basketball 23 Bowling -1. Table 'Tennis 3, 4. JEANNE CAROL MIQRRITT Jeannie -A Nomination for Wriglrysj nrvcr a dull 1nonlcnt,' spicy humor. Transferred from Rome Free Acad- emy 2. A Cappella Choir 43 Senior High Chorus 4. Basketball 2. 3, -13 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 Tumbling 3, 43 Felt B in Gym 33 Squad Leader 43 Playday in Pots- dam 3. Library Club 3, 43 Certificte of Library Merit 3. Usher at Gradu- ation 33 Publicity Committee of Jr. Prom 33 Down To Earth, Publicity Committee -l. ' LEO G. RASTLEY Good with his du-krr f kmrzrrn for his inusrlrsg fart on rhc track. Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 43 Track 3. 'ELLIOT BIG ELOW Bez-zer - Here one day-gone the next 5 big game hunter. Band 2, 3, 4. Concert Band 2. DAVID SPILINIAN Dave -Fascillafcfl by work: he could .vit and -wafch if for hours. Soccer 23 Football 2. LAUREL L. FINLEY Filthy -v Lovablc' Laurel: his- tory in thr making: wit incor- parared. Wrestling 23 Intramurals 2, 3. EVERETT L. IIAYDEN Funky - Travrlrr of English classg would you like a seat? Our debutor. Basketball 25 Softball 33 Soccer 3. Doran To Earth, Publicity Commit- tee . RETHA AILEEN MCMANUS Rc --Small in stature, big at hearty dlencc ncvrr ll14ffS,' al- ways lalc. Library Club 4, Transferred from Morristown Central School 4. ROBERT J. STREETER Bob - Our quiet many the great woodsmang shop sharpie. Soccer 3, 43 Softball 3. -1. F.F.A. 2. MARY KATHERINE CASEY Quiet, but wail unlil you know hrrp' glad lo sn' hrr bark at G.H.S. ' Transferred from Watertown High School 4. Senior High Chorus 4. - JULIE ANNE TIBBITS Julie --Basketball is hrr sport, lows square llIlllC1'1lg,' gentle Julia. Choir 3, -lg Sextette 4. Basketball 2, 3. 43 Softball 2. 33 Soccer 2. 3, 43 Tennis 33 Ping Pong 2, 35 Badmin- ton 2. 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Tumbl- ing 2. 3. Leaders Club Z. 3. J. V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, -lg Felt UB 2 and small G 3. General G 3. Dranonian Business staff -l. DORIS MAYNE Dodir - Cir! with the white CIu':.'y,' ffll'11dlj'j sparkling wil: giggles. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2: Prugxnintoix 2, 33 Tlennis 23 Softball BYRON CREIGHTON GALE Biff -- Who's 'worried about social siudirs? Flying Low? Nwrr! Track 2. French Club 2, 3, 43 Treas- urer 3. Senior Seminar 4. Literature Seminar 4. Down To Earth, Chair- man of Ticket Commitete 4. Dean- ouiau Business Staff 4. FLORENCE LEANA BESAW lfIossy -Silence is goldcng al- ways rrady with a helping handy pleasant. Dranouian. Staff 4. ROBERT EUGENE '1'U'1'TLE Bob -- Rasslin' Robert, too many brathrrsg isn't really bash- ful. Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Letter 3, 4. I3 NORMA CATHERINE COOPER She scmns hard to know but she really 'i.vn'tg tallest senior gal. JUDSON J. VANCOR Jud --Fireball on mr court: all-around man: happy guy: hradliurr. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: NYSSMA 4. Football 2, 3, -I: Letter 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Letter 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Letter 2, 3, 4. Foot- ball Club 2: Projector Club 3, 4: Letter 3, 4: Treasurer of Homeroom 3, Intramural Referee 3, 4: Intra- mural Tennis 3. 4. Dmuonian Busi- ness Staff 4. JOAN H. CONKLIN Brunette bombshrll with a good figure: enjoys spaghetti and meatballs. Ping Pong 3, -l: Tennis 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3. I-'.H..-X. 4. Ilomcrooin President 2. 1-LVERETT CAMPBELL Ebbie - Always a laugh with Ebbirf Music ltlar,rfro,' quifc thc S5435 Dance Band 4: NYSSMA 2. 3, 4: Requiem 3: Choir 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Boys' Quartet 4. Football Club 2: J. V. Football 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 2, 3. Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 4: Second Prize 4. National Honor Society 3. Time For Evtrything 3: Down To Earth 4. Spring Festival 2. 3: Junior High Boys' Glee Club 2. HILIJA MAY MANCHESTER Shu touts a flute: the lurky kids who get Hilda for u traclrrrl Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, -1: NYSSMA 2, 43 Music Letter 2: Spring Festival 2. 3, 4. Down To Earth, Costume Com- mittee 4. Literature Seminar 4. Math Club 3. General G 2. Deanoniau Business Staff 4. I4 DUANE DAVID VROOMAN Dc-wey w-All mankind loves a lottery nrvrr too busy to act as chauffeur. Junior Band 2: Senior Band 2: Marching Band 2: Dance Band 2: A Cappella Choir 4: All State Choir 4. Football 2: Award Z. Time For Everything 3: Down to Earth 4. CAROL E. DAVIS The girl with the natural curl: she must use Pond's.l great daucrr. Glee Club 2: A Cappella Choir 4. Badminton 3: Basketball 2, 3, N-1. Time For Everything, Prompter 3: Dawn To Earth, Make-up Commit- tee and Usher 4. Dcanonian Editorial Staff 4. DONALD FRANCIS O'R1LEY Don fLiitlv guy with a big smile: ihc- good olc hockey game. Baseball 2, 4: Manager of J. V. Football 2: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Trophy 3: Intramural Basketball 3. Football Club 2. Student Council 3. President of Class 2: Vice President of Home- room 2. Time For Ewrything, Prop- erty Committee 3: Down To Earth, Usher 4. Dvnualzian Editorial Staff 4. RITA PAPINEAU Ffcnclzie Juxt riglztg .Fight- Figlztp ,rquarc dance girl. Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3: Music Letter 3. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2. 3, 4: Ogdensburg Playday for Volleyball 3: Gouverneur Playday for Basketball 2: Softball 2, 3, 4:- Leaders Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Leaders Club 4. J. V. Cheerleader 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4. Usher at Graduation 3: Down To Earth, Usher 4. KENNETH EICHORN Kenny - Photographer for Dranoniang American History, oh no! not done!! F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Deauonian Editorial Staff 4. MARTHA JANE SLATE Marty -Martlza, our 'wise'-crack kifig you mean l'm late? can I gof Volleyball 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Playdays at Malone, Ogdensburg and Potsdam: Squad Captain 4: Felt B 2: Felt A 3. Down To Earth, Usher 4: Usher at Senior Gradua- tion 3. Leaders' Club 4: Library Club 3, 4. Dean Hi-Litas 2. F.H.A. 2. Cheerleader 3, 4. General G Dranonian Editorial Staff 4. E. PAUL McADAM Mac -Six foal two. 4-yes af blur: a-hunting we will ga, our Scout. Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, -tg Choir 3, 4g Music Letter 3. Demon- tration Night Gym Program 3. EDNA PEARL SWEM Eddie -- Hurricane Edna: plenty of good h-muor: rzfrryarm knows hrr. Down To Earth, Usher -l. Class Night Usher 3. HARRY GLA DLE Pu1. '--Oh that build! hard man to brat: Fulurr Fannrfg asdjgg lkjh. Football 3, -lg Letter 3, 4: Track 3. 4: I.etter 3, 4: Wrestling 3. 4: Cap- tain 4: Letter 3, 4: Manager 2. F.F.A. Basketball 4. Football Club 2g F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Historian 4. ICl.li.-XNOR FAYE ROBINSON lillir ---Likes to handle manry, Ihr bowlrrg knows her law. Girls' Glee Club 2. Tennis 2. 3, 4: Playday 3g Bowling 3. 4: President 3: Treasurer 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Playday 3, 4: Softball 2. 3. 4g Volley- ball 2, 3, 4: Playday 3, 4: Squad Leader 2, 3, 4: Intramural Award 3. Cheerleader 3. 4g Letter 3, 4. Dr-an Hi-Litas 2: Library Club 2, 3, 4: President 3, Treasurer -I. Leaders Club 4, Dean Thespians 4. National Honor Society 3. Down To Earth 4. Senior Marjorette 2. Dranouian Busi- ness Staff 4. Dean Oratorical Contest 4. DALE MITCHEI. FARREN Rube -Strong, rough and rug- ged: watch thc rr!! barbcr'.r ae- light. Wrestling Z, 3, 4: Letter 2, 3, 4: Sec- tional Champion 3, -lg Captain of Wrestling Team -lg Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. NANCY HALE BucksIzot -Camera crazy girl,- our musical gulf book jockey. Concert Band 2: Band 2, 3. 4g Or- chestra -tg Chorus 4: Dance Band 3, 4: NYSSMA 4. Dcanonian Staff 4. WILLIAM E. BLAIR Bill -When you sn: Bill, lip your hrad dawn and tlirrekr Carl: Stretch! Intramurals 2. Projector Club 2, 3, 4g Awards in Projector Club 2, 3, 4. Down To Earth, Set Committee 4. BETTY JANE FULLER Bu -Not too tall, but lots of pep and vigor: Soda fountain gal. Soccer 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Archery Z. F.H.A, 3, 4. Library Club 3, 4. Dean. Hi-Litas 2. Down. To Earth, Ticket Committee 4 D8G1lUlliG1l Edi- torial Staff 4. RICHARD JONES Dick - A librarianir night-.. marry' if 'words were water, we'd have a flood. Senior Band 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Intramural Basketball 2. I5 HELEN EDNA NEUROTII Short and peplryl small, cute and always in trouble, thafs our Helen. Intramurals 2, -1. Down To Earth, Publicity Committee 4. F.H.A. His- torian 43 French Club 3, 43 Library Club 31 Jr. Actors Club 2. General G 3. Dcanonian Editorial Staff -l. RALPH 'W. GAYNE, JR. Willie -A Quite the sharp- shootcrg sperdonlrter happy: nferybodyis pal. Football 2, 33 Letter 2. 3: Manager -I: Letter -I. F.F.A. 3. Down To Earth, Ticket Committee 4. NORMAN EARL BELMORE Norm --Last to arrirrr, first to lravrg school work'-what's that? Basketball 2: Letter 23 Baseball 2: Letter 2: Soccer 2. 3, -l. Football 2. -lg Bowling 2. 3, -lg Intramurals 2. CARL DUANE BAILEY H145 a woman hater: sleepy type: our Iiltlc George Gobrlg the joker. Soccer 2, 4: Horseshoes 2. Dawn To Earth, Set Committee -4. Projector Club 2, 3, -lg Awards in Projector Club 2. 3, 4. SALLY G. THOMAS Sal -Tcmptiugg Gralyu Gertyg has a Icmperg quiet in. Social Studies. Softball 2: Badminton 2: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3. Usher at Gradu- ation 3. Down To Earth, Publicity Committee and Usher 4. RICHARD ASHLEY Dn'ck - Card-Slxarkp shy-type, a part of any rumpusg likes sports. Bowling 3. 4. Wrestling 3, Letter 3. Projector Club 3, 4. Down To Earth, Property Committee 4. 3. 4. Projector Club 3. Dean Hi-Lifes 2. 3. 4g Assistant Mimeograph Edi- tor -l. Senior Members of the National Honor Society KIARY BARNES 1-QICIIARD FREEMAN GERVASE GATES MONTE HOLLAND EMERSON lX'lCQUADE .ANNE SVVEENEY PATRICIA TowNE Scholarships and Awards Monte Holland was awarded the Bausch and Lomb medal for outstanding work in science. Monte also won a scholarship to Union College. Dawn Day was awarded an Empire State Trustee Scholarship to Elmira College. Patricia Towne won the first prize for Senior High i11 the VV.C.T.U. Poster Contest. - Doris Wlashburn XVOII first prize for Junior High on both the local and state levels. Local Federation of XVomen's Clubs Art Prizes were awarded as follows: Larry Melrose, Senior High First: Donna Bigelow, Second. Jack Wlard, Grade Eight First for Oil. Carol Janne, Sandra Blair, Patricia Maier, John Perry, Bonnie Evans, Grade Eight Wfater color. I6 ZERO HOUR APPROACHES ANY MORNING AT O. H. s. i ii 8:l5-Af'l'er fhe faculiy limousines have rambled info ihe parking lo+, 'rhe ieachers begin prepar- ing defense iaciics for +l1e Ballle of il1e Brains. 8:25--Half flue army of eager-beaver siudenis esiablish a beachhead and plan iheir invasion. 8:28-Mr. Sierling raises fhe flag fo make 'Phe day official as siragglers from lhe main body near iheir obieciive. 8:29--Flank aifack arrives by moior 'lranspori 'l'o make a sneak approach ihrough llwe back door. 8:30--Zero hour arrives-a bell rings-lime invasion begins--all enhances are immediafely seized -all exifs are cui' off. i l7 A+ headquarlers Mr. Mason has slarled his day by checking orders wilh Mrs. Connolly. ln his counling-room Mr. Wood and his slalf are ready 'lo add up The oosls of lhe day and lo look for slrayed or losl buses. ' i Cheerfully Miss Caslen begins 'lo compile lhe lisl' of deserlers. When siudenls enler lhe office of Mr. Weegar, acfing Cnmmander-in-Chief, 'lhey meel lheir delieal-'lhey are forced lo pul down arms and lake up school work. The normal rouline is eslablishecl as sludenls 'rake fheir excuses io Mrs. Klink for checking. lYou had appendicilis? Yes+erday?l I I8 Why is Miss Weller's line always so long? Don'+ 'lhe Junior High siudenfs like' school? Miss Weller is irying harcl noi 'lo show 'thai pleasani smile of hers. Some of +he faculiy are reacly +0 meel' The invasion. Does Mr. Flanagan sleep in his boal? Mrs. Walralh and Mr. Hari' look happy behind Their clesks so early in 'lhe morning. Could Miss Eclcmann possibly be a li'H'le laie? Mr. Smi+h is reacly and wailing--'for whaf? I9 HGMEROCJMS The homerooms are the heart of the school organization. To them we report first thing in the morning and from them we are reported if we are missing from our proper places. Through the homerooms nominations are made for most school offices and money is earned for the classes by means of the annual maga- zine drive. A homeroom can be anything that is needed - a forum for discussion, a study hall, a social center, a political group. It is there that the Iowa tests are administered to us each year so that we may know how effective our education has been and it is there that we are given those big white cards with the A's, Bis and - - - on them. This year every available space has a homeroom in it. The former Ag room is one and the Chemistry lab has been divided into two. Wie have indeed outgrown our school building. Five Year Students ' Third Row-left to right: David Ellison, Marilyn Dier, Roberta Russell, Virginia Hart. Second Row: Allison Bresee, Lorraine Gray. Marilyn Jones. First Row: Sally Hillis, Joan Schofell. Mrs. Wolrol'h's Room Eleventh Grade - Fifth Row--left to right: Edwin White, Frederick Easton, Gary Robertson, Alfred Brown, Herbert Barkley, Donald Johnson, Charles Mousaw. Fourth Row: Richard Merritt, Gordon Horton, William Walton. Wayne Bush, Doug- las Fredenburg, Ronald Raven, Keith Adams. Third Row: Hazel Blance, Nina. Reynolds, Mary Jane Ruderman, Marlene Gollaher. Janette Scott, Brian Kaley, Joanne Perrin. Second Row: James Lynde, Grace Laver- ghetta, Carolyn Sweeney, Murray Andrews, Charles Sheen, Ronald Bailey, Ruth Casey. First Row: Kathleen Fitzgerald, Glenna Strate, Sally Stevens, Marlene Coates, Lorna Fuller, Leonore Hughto, Barbara Smith, Mrs. Walrath. Miss Passino's Room Eleventh Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Donald Fuller, Robert Richardson, Robert Benware, Arthur Aldridge. Lloyd Halford, Speros Aravantlnos. Fourth Row: Richard Robinson. Leroy Tharrett. Lorraine Johnson, Jean Stronach. Milton Peters, Charles Reynolds, Joyce Tum- bull. Third Row: Janet Wicks, Joyce Barker, Jacqueline Sibley, Delia Carpenter, Margo Murray, Marlene Vrooman. Judith Hawn. Second Row: Joan Krum. George Lamlca. Keith Frawley. Eleanor Hogue, Frances Kln- ney, Beverly Hull. Sally Storie. First Row: Diane Miller, Sylvester Wash- burn. Kay Brayton. Phyllis Fuller, Helen Tracy, Mildred Ellison, Miss Passlno. Miss Herring's Room Eleventh Grade Fifth Row--left to right: Robert Ander- son, Daniel House. Paul Sharpe, Richard Perrlgo, John Fitzgerald, Ira Fuller. Fourth Row: Charles Besaw, Ruth Whalen. Dorothy Bevans, Sharon Bush. Donald Rast- ley. Clifford Tibblts. Donald Miner. Third Row: Joy Morley, Joanne Robillard. Durwood Absalon, Carol Dusharm, Joel Reynolds. Nancy Walrath. Joan Stronach. Second Row: Mary Gleason. Patricia Jones. Janice Bishop. Betty Locklln. Anna Ash- wood. John Langtry. Janet Young. First Row: Elizabeth Church. Harriett Simmons. Faye Barkley, Cynthia Maier. Dora Frawley, Mary Carr. Ida Hutton, Miss Herring. Miss Eckmann's Room Tenth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Duane Winters, Ronald Clement. Charles Stahl. Vene Vroo- man, Donald Sprague. Bruce Smith. Fourth Row: Lyndon Fuller, Marlene Aldrich, Leon Stiles, Rockwell Livingston. Phillip W'alsh. Third Row: Ronald Lynde. Janet Perkins, Gene Holmes. Gloria Malbouf. Judith Gard- ner. Second Row: Doreen Byms, Nancy Mat- thews, Janet Smith. Nancy Phelps. Diane Johnson. Jean Fulllngton. First Row: Kay Walton, Joanne Horton. Doreen Streeter. Sharon Fox. Sally Country- man, Doris Washburn. Miss Eckmann. Mr. Cromie's Room Tenth Grade - Fifth Row-left to right: Mr. Cromie, Don- ald Putman. Gary Jones, Ronald Streeter, David Jones, Fourth Row: Janet Phippins, Ronald Storrin, Brent Gale. Douglas Bailey, Brent Taylor, David Beatty. Thiui Row: Donna Pritty, Robert Gates, Shirley Perrigo, Paul Dashner, Lyle Gayne, Roy Porter. Second Row: Sandra Dashnaw, Carolyn Tamblin, Sarah Washburn, Wilfred Belmore, Bonnie Gayne, Franklin McDonald. First Row: Joyce Streeter, Sheila June, Jacqueline Young, Alberta Shippee. Lorraine Coates, Marjorie Jones. Miss Nulty's Room Tenth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Ruth Devendort, Stephen Murray, David Truax, Lionel Nicho- las, Donald Toomey, Phillip Young, Norbert Hall, Thomas Halford. Fourth Row: Joan Kaley, Katherine Raymo. Jean Crabb. Donna Bigelow, Eileen Tharrett, Beverly Klock, Delight Davis. Third Row: Vivian Premo, Harold Denesha, Warren Raven, Janice Boprey, Florence Towne. Richard Whitmore, Virginia Ray. Second Row: Kenneth Blair, Thomas Sheen, James Bleau, Howard Kirby, Joan Crabb. Gordon Goodison. First Row: Elaine Raven. Patricia Han- ratty, Donna Tessmer, Barbara Noble, Elisa DeCastro. Shirley Moore, Miss Nulty. Miss Hunter's Room Tenth Grade Filth Row-left to right: Ray Parker, Robert Tripp, Glenn VanValkenburg, Richard Williams, Dennis Bulger, Miss Himter. Fourth Row: David Bresee, Jay Ormshy. Raymond Donaldson, Zelphia Klock, James Seaman, Foster Drury, Third Row: Loureen Erickson, Constance Hockey, Margaret Brown, Judith Hollis, Leonard Hays, Lawrence Robertson. Second Row: Carolyn Lepper, Laura Pat- ton. Brenda Sheparcl, Kay Conklin, Irene Bishop. First Row: Beverly Paquette, Colleen Brown, Bethany Brown, Joan Parker, Harry Shampine, Lawrence Hays. 4 1 g Mr. Grahum's Room Ninth Grade Fifth Row--left to right: Ellsworth Hay- den. Martin Hogue. Patrick Collins, David White, Ellsworth Hays, Lyle Price. Alex Aravantlnos, Jay Bresett. Fourth Row: Dwight Knowlton. Carol Jenne, Edna Scott, Judy Woodward, Jane Hyde. Shirley Roberts, Lucretia Peabody. Third Row: Louis Weinstein. Gerald Jones. William Isereau. Robert Barnes. Norman Fuller. Dean McManus. Second Row: Edna Arnold, Rosalyn Lamon. Sandra Blair, Carolyn Burns. Nancy Narrow, Marion Smith. Morris Ellis. First Row: Martin Durham. Anne Walker, Bethany Petrie, Joyce Hanratty. Sharon Snyder. Thea Fowler. Shirley Mal- lette, Mr. Graham. Mr. Woos' Room Ninth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Richard Moore. Marlene Riley, David Cummings, John Bmwn. Corbin Everhart. Blaine Gale. Fourth Row: Keith Williamson, Gary Weir, Jack Bell, James Fleming, James Randall, Charles Rice, Melvin Lee. Third Row: Judy Grimshaw, Cynthia Price, Ruby Marcellus. Donald Locklin. John Storle, David Bulger, Eudora Keller. Second Row: Rosemary Fowler. Patricia Maier, Judy Aldridge, Shirley Littlehrant, Nancy Clark. Judith Gardner. First Row: Virginia Richardson. Joyce Lashhrooks, Norma Merritt. Kenneth Towne. Jean Roberts, Virginia Elchorn. Mr. Waas. Mr. Do!on's Room Ninth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: David Sawyer, Leon Jones, William Hills. Gerald Hewitt. Richard Casse, James Hanratty. Carol Woodrow, Jack Ward. Fourth Row: Anne Seaman. Carol John- son, Judith Case, Edward Grow, Roger Michaels, Paul Blair, Gary Richardson, Mr. Dolan. Third Row: Marie McCumber. Helen Stacy. Betty Zanker. Gloria Ferguson, Ju- cllth Cassaw, Beatrice Conklin, Mary Cole. Second Row: Louine Raven. Donald St. Louis. Donald Love, Marlene Burrows. Jo- anne Smlth, Madeline Randall. Patricia Fiesthamel. First Row: Virginia Servlss, Eugene Bishop, Thomas Laverghetta. Mary Ellen Hillis, Sally Strate, Karen Klngsley, James Morisey. Miss Boiiuly's Room Ninth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Milo Pritty, Peter Perrin, Mack Fuller, Roland Bowhall, Leonard Gaumes. Carmen Wells. Fourth Row: Lucretia Stevens, Fred Krum, Richard Lamar, Rosita Herz, Craig Mackey. Robert Hance, Helen Davls. Third Row: Elizabeth Towne. Dorothy Robillard. Suzanne Hart, Robert Drake, Harry Trombley, Jan Fitzgerald. Second Row-Linda Whittaker, Kathern Tracy. Norma Morse. Iris Law, Bonnie Evans, Joyce Starnes. First Row: Sue Ellen Shinnock. Lilllth Sitts, Phyllis Dashnaw, Adelaide Corbin. I-larry Moore, Philip Washburn, Miss Bajjaly. Mrs. Beaffy's Room Eighth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Mrs. Beatty, David Howard. William Sanderson, Mer- rill Bulger, Larry Sheldon, Fourth Row: Trudy Austin, Leonard Walrath, Jesse Donaldson, Alan Bressett, Korleen Harper, Margaret Robinson, Susan Mashaw. Third Row: Dewey Krlbs, David Mullin, William Rubar, George Yerdon, Eunice Woodard. Donald Raven. Second Row: Carol Lynde, Sandra Byrnes, Maureen Haskins. Amy Empson. Gertrude McKinney, Robert Magee, James Whittaker. First Row: Margo Hobart. James Allen, Elaine Cameron, DeAnn Hogue, Shirley Besaw, Ilene Raven, Lyla Swem. Miss Trerise's Room Eighth Grode Fifth Row-left to right: Robert Dier, Richard Parker, Richard Lumley, John Sleeman, Sally Anderson, Alicia Hatfield, Miss Trerise. Fourth Row: David Rastley, Thomas King, Sharon Bressette, Rose Mary Bishop, Mary Lou Mashaw, Elsie Griffith. Third Row: Judith Narrow, Lorraine Hays, Gloria Reynolds, Lloyd Bailey, Wayne Storie, Terry Noble, Jerry George, Phyllis Faquette. Second Row: Donna Frith, Judith White, Joan Brown. Margaret Elbert, Richard Bishop. Theodore Travis, Carlton House. First Row: .Tan Brayton, Robert Hays, Sharon Jones, Robert Perrin. Thomas Cummings, Bernice Best, Bonnie Dean, Beverly Thayer. Mrs. Mosher's Room Eighth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Bemice Zanker, Linda Countryman. Marie Denesha. David Bishop, Leo Cole, Mrs. Mosher. Fourth Row: James Walrath. Donald Benjamin, Elisa Canall, Dianne MacTuck, gartha Millard. Sandra Johnson. Judy ance. Third Row: Sara Sterling, Nancy Bishop, Charles VanSant, Brian Taylor, Edward Alguire, James Bowhall, Robert Jennings. Second Row: Roger Fisk, Richard Sibley, Joanne Sheldon. Janet Glasford, Judith Patterson, Diane Forsythe, Janet Reed. First Row: Gall Banvllle, Stanley Don- aldson, David LaPlerre, Roland Robert. Ronald Kennedy, Philip Blgarel, Janet Washburn. Miss Cross' Room Eighth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Miss Cross, Sherwood Horne, Ronald Slate, Leon Phelps, Arthur Woodward, Gary Ferguson. Fourth Row: John Hanratty, Wilbur Watson, Donald Geer, Richard Jones. Luther Cole, Terrence Austin. Third Row: Sylvia Gollaher, John Nor- ton, Betty Manning, Donald Clement, San- dra Prashaw, Linda Hull, Diane Dler. Second Row: Marlene Tyler, Bonnie Fowler, Adrian Bigelow, Charlotte Wal- rath. Norma DeWan. Georgianna Sibley, Susan Bishop. First Row: Caroline Patton. Kay Clem- mons, Ruth Bowman. Thomas Love, Anne Woodard, Esther Mullen. Mrs. Coates' Room Eighth Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Edward Hut- ton. Richard Marcellus, Paul Pete. Rita Perkins, Ann Battersby, Sherwood Santi- maw. Fourth Row: Mary Messier, Alice Tait. Gary Briggs, William Reddlck. Byron Bill- ings, Wayne Spaulding, Gary Orford, Mrs. Coates. Third Row: Carol Mullen. Leon Durham, Robert McIntosh, Jean Benware, Harvey Strate, Sandra Savage, Brenda Raven. Second Row: Janice Hayden. Steven Adler, Martha Klock, Laura Parker, Jean Woodward, Joyce Glllett, Brenda Thomp- son. First Row: James Clark, Trudy Evans. Carol Hosmer, Shelva Horton, Duane Wainwright. Rose Ann Brown, Bruce Tamblin. Mrs. Lal'hom's Room Sevenfh Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Allan Griffln, Wendy Hollis. Marion Eichorn, Diane Nor- ton. Ralph Collins, Mrs. Latham. Fourth Row: Martha Burr, Rlta Randall. Charles Hyde, James Matthews, Louis Shatraw, Mary Ann Boulet. Third Row: Lionel Griffith, Richard Conklin, David Macauley, Jerry Abrantes, Duke Dlllmore, Bruce Winters, Judith House. Second Row: James Reddlck. John An- drews, James Hart, Connie Goodnough. Sglilaion Bradish. Violet Watson, Ernest ls. First Row: Shirley Klock, Gaylord Bige- low, Margaret Walrath, Merritt Young. Catherine Tamblin, James Skeldon, Patri- cia Martin. Mrs. TuyIor's Room Seventh Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Dianne Ed- wards, Phyllis Kitts, Judy VanCor, Mrs. Taylor, Roger Rlce, Fourth Row: Carl Parker, Paul Raymo, Edith White, Daniel Durant, Terry Thomp- son. Third Row: Deanna Thomas, Jean McIn- tosh, James Serviss, Wayne Belmore, Carol Schutt, Bonnie Painter, Janet Davis. Second Row: Mary McAdam, Beverly June, Delores Gavin, Gary Bulger, Richard Carpenter, William Randall. First Row: Donald Walker, Cheryl Morisey, Judith Barker, Sharon Roberts. Norma Rubadeau, Barbara Wood, Edith Clement. Mrs. Hunkins' Room Seventh Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Linda Dygert, Donna Thomas. Maxine Montervllle, Kris- tine Battersby, Sandra Houser, Mrs. Hunkins. Fourth Row: Lynn Kio, Robert Maine, Mary Trivilino, Harold Fowler, David Caswell. Walter Millard. Third Row: Dorothy Roberts, Gerald Hartlc. Sandra Mackey, Gary Davis, Rob- ert Dalton, Stewart Crowner, Joan Jesmer. Second Row: Susan Jones, Betty Gonio, Lyle Fuller, Sarah Sprague, Patricia Hance, Barbara Clement, Charleen Jobin. First Row: Donald Lamica, Bonnie Sul- livan, Lois Aldrich, Betty Shatraw, Richard Walton, William Schofell, Joseph Clancy. Miss House's Room Seventh Grode Fifth Row-left to right: Robert Smith, Shirley King. Mavis Bowhall, Richard Shepard, Donald Wood, David Gass, Miss House. Fourth Row: Angeline Aravantlnos, Ev- erett McEathron, Bonnie Thevierge, Peter Burgess, Robert Prashaw. Third Row: Kathryn Ferguson. Stephen Brown. Lillian Aldridge, Gloria McIntosh, Nancy Wells, Betty Claflin. Second Row: Phillip Law, Franklyn Sheperd, John Radlgan, Milton Johnson, Jacqueline Maier, Janet Jones, Gloria Love. First Row: Luella Rush, Phyllis Sim- mons, Mary Jane Hobart, James Jackson. James Phippens, Faye Elbert, Sally Smith. Miss Stevens' Room Seventh Grade Fifth Row'-left to right: Marjorie Sulli- van, Brent Smith. Robert Porter, Anne Toomey, Patrick O'Riley. Miss Stevens. Fourth Row: Carol Towne. Geraldine Dusharm, Gary Blckford, Emma Claflln. Wanda Van Duzee, Dona Holmes. Third Row: Gary Scott. Carlton Stowell, Rose Fuller, Donna Moore, Bonnie Ben- jamin, Sharon Greenhill, Richard French. Second Row: Clara Johnson, Donna Rey- nolds, Gary Hall. James Coates. Roger Briggs, Richard Walrath, William Van Sant. First Row: Diana I-Ierheim, Richard Washburn, Frederick Horton. Patrlcla Rubadeau, Ralph Youngs, Mary Neumth, Sally La Pierre. Mr. Hart's Room Seventh Grade Fifth Row-left to right: Mr. Hart. Rosemary Bevans. Michael Bush, Kenneth Deneshu, Ann Geer, John Shlppee, Ruth Weir, Allan Griffith. Fourth Row: Robert Keller. Peggy Flem- ing. Ann Ashline, Janice Davis, Sharon Jordan, John Washburn, Richard Hatch. Third Row: Nancy Chapman. James Frappler, Leon Salisbury, Lorraine Morse, Dale Langto, Donna Wood, Norma Al- dridge, Karen Woods. Second Row: Ralph House. Bruce Gale, Melanie Montervllle, June Keysor, Robert Bmwn, Arthur Rotundo, Delos Doe. First Row: Helen Rawlinson. Rose Robillard. Jane Richardson. Robert Davies, Gary Trombley. Gary Simmons, Harry Phelps. Roll call is over - classes begin. The 'leachers open fhe doors +o The rneichanics of shop, +he magic of fyping, -fhe problems of marh and fhe mysferies of science. , , Prof. Robinson and his mad mechanics inspecf machinery. i A Wally waifs pafienily while his +ypewri+ers pick, peek and poke. ,Q Mr. Cromie reaches 'rhe all-lime favoriie ai' G.H.S. - for geniuses only. P , From CliH's expression we suspecf a blow-up bu+ Mr. Hack5++ ancl'Mr. Vrooman fry 'lo save +he lab. 29 Yippee! A movie - no reci+a+ion +oday! H' won'+ be Mickey Mouse fliough. Our Ag boys oughl +o be in shape for hack wiih fheir daily sprini +0 Houslon Hall. How do you like Mr. Wicks' sesquicenfennial mus+ache? Noi' as speclacular as Mr. Cromie's beard. How we love +o crowd in+o +l1e library! Anybody would 'lhink we could read. Miss Vail rarely gefs a momenf as peaceful as +l1is. ls she making ou+ +l1ose overdue lisfs? Mrs. Cromie is ai' fhe desk. Bu1' Mr. Klink, I can'l' find 'lhe mo'I'or. 29 Pe+H'e Mademoselle Passino - she feaches Caesar, foo. Wani' 'ro read efficieniiy? See Miss Sfiles. The sfudenis finish using up ihe ar? supplies while Miss Todd orders more over fhe felephone Calm, cool, collecied Mrs. Lee checks reading +es+s. A sfudy hall in our dining room? Horrors! 30 Senior Student Council Second Row-left to right: Marilyn Dler, Charlcs Hogue, Delight Davis, Donald Put- man, Nancy Matthews, Ronald Raven. First Row: Donald Sprague, Charles Sheen, Sally Storie, Lawrence Melrose, president: Richard Robinson. Dawn Day. National Honor Society Fourth Row--left to right: Richard Robin- son, Nancy Walrath, Richard Freeman, Ger- vase Gates, Emerson McQuade. Thliii Row: Virginia Hart, Marilyn Dier, Brian Kaley, Mary Barnes, Mr. Carpenter. Second Row: Sally Storle, Mary Jane Ruderman, Anne Sweeney, Patricia Towne, Mary Gleason. First Row: Clifford Tlbblts, Monte Hol- land. Lorraine Gray, Cynlhla Maier. Abcsent when picture was taken: Donald Fuller. Deon Thespions Fourth Row-left to right: Robert Ander- son, Lorraine Johnson. Keith Adams. Dor- othy Bevans, Milton Peters, Miss Hunter. Third Row: Richard Robinson, Ruth Whalen, Joanne Roblllaid, Della Carpenter, Patricia Jones. Second Row: Joyce Barker, Mary Carr. Grace Laverghetta. Dora Frawley, Anne Ashwood, Eleanor Robinson. First. Raw: Leonore Hughto, Faye Bark- ley, Colleen Brown, Sally Stevens. French Club Fifth Row-left to right: David Beatty, Mary Barnes. Norlne Drumb, Dennis Bulger, Virginia Hart. Fourth Row: Marjorie Andrews, Jay Ormsby, Byron Gale. Marilyn Dier, Delight Davis. Dorothy Bevans. Third Row: Joan Kaley. Mary Jane Ru- derman, Janette Scott, Mary Frances Ken- yon, Morris Ellis. Second Row: Miss Passino, Helen Neurolh, Alice Hughto, Janet Wicks, David Bresee, Dawn Day. First Row: Joan Schofell, Sue Ellen Shin- nock. Sharon Snyder. Allison Bresee, Eliza- beth Church. Senior Seminar Second Row-left to right: Gervase Gates, Richard Freeman, Marilyn Dler, Byron Gale, Danie ' Hall, Maureen Shinnock, Mary Frances Kenyon, Monte Holland. First Row: Virginia Hart. Mary Barnes. Miss Herring, Anne Sweeney, Jeanette Bos- coe. Proiector Club Fourth Row-left to right: Daniel House, Melvin Gates, Ronald Crunk, Hamid Sim- mons. Mr. Hackett. Third Row: Edwin White. Robert Richard- son, Donald Bishop, Charles Mousaw, Don- ald Johnson, William Blair. Second Row: Charles Reynolds, Leroy Tharrett, Carl Bailey, Donald Rastley, Jud- son VanCor. First Row: Jerry McDonald, William Ven- ton, Joel Reynolds, John Langtry, George Lamica. ' Leaders' Club Fourth Row-left to right: Patricia Towne. Ruth Whalen. Lorraine Johnson, Helen Mary Reed, Norine Drumb, Janet Phippins. Third Row: Eleanor Robinson, Anna Ashwood, Constance Hockey, Nancy Phelps, Rita Papineau. Second Row: Colleen Brown, Bethany Brown, Donna Tessmer, Doris Washburn, Elisa De Castro. Martha Slate. First Row: Faye Barkley, Leonore Hughto, Alice Hassett, Sally Stevens. Library Workers Third Row-left to right: Kay Brayton, Roberta Russell, Judith Woodward, Nancy Hale, Joanne Robillard, Helen Tracy, Frances Kinney, Joanne Horton, Glenna Strate. Joyce Streeter. Second Row: Kay Walton, Harriet. Sim- mons. Miss Vail, Mrs. Cromie, Donna Bigelow, Mary Messier, Sandra Byrns. First Row: Beverly Hull, Hazel Blanco. Gloria Malbouf, Martha Slate. Senior Future Homemukers of America Fourth Row-left to right: Marlene Al- dridge. Margaret Brown, Denelda Fuller. Joan Conklin, Harriet Simmons. Miss Staf- ford. Third Row: Judith Hawn, Nancy Mer- ritt, Shirley Langtry, Kay Raymo, Kath- erine McManus. Second Row: Eleanor Hogue, Kay Conk- lin, Sally Hillls, Lorna Fuller, Jacqueline Young, Nina Reynolds. First Row: Helen Neuroth, Patricia Hanratty. Maude Brozzo, Helen Tracy. During fourlh and fiilh periods everyone relaxes from classes. Clubs meel, rehearsals are helcl and we gel' around 'lhe building a lilrle. Chess players having a li'Hle frouble? Newspaper club members Iislen +o iournalism leclure. - French club lreals ilself 'lo some foocl while a Library club member wonders how all 'lhose books pile up. Proeclor club operalors conlemplafe-lhe machinery. Anybody gol any scolch rape? 34 Mrs. Hunkins' relaxarion is marking papers bu+ 'rhe boys would ra+her play ping-pong. Can Mrs. Canale see 'through your head wi+h +ha+ machine? Whai' if she did play a wrong no+e? Quii' laughing, Mr. Morse! Time will pass-will you, is Mr. Carpen'l'er's favorife saying-and we came up here for guidance! Open wide, says Miss Clough. A+ leasf she hasn'+ any drill! 35 Future Farmers of America Fifth Row-left to right: Gary Bobertson, Davld Sawyer, Herbert Barkley, Melvin Gates. Harold Simmons, Mr. Wicks. Fourth Row: Robert Tripp. Kenneth Eichorn, Paul Sharpe, Arthur Aldridge, Harry Gladle, Alfred Brown. Third Row: Roger Venton. Dwight Knowl- ton, Roy Porter, Gary Weir, William Ven- ton, Ronald Raven. Second Row: Lyndon Fuller, Murray An- drews. Melvin Lee, Jack Bell, Ellsworth Hayes, Richard Merritt. First Row: Harry Shampine, Robert Barnes. Norman Fuller, George Lamica, Hamid Denesha, Warren Raven. Library Club Fifth Row-left to right: Delia Carpenter, Joanne Rnbillard, Betty Locklin, Diane Johnston, Roberta Russell, Gloria Malbouf, Joyce Turnbull, Miss Vail. Fourth Row: Harriet Simmons. Katherine McManus. Dora Frawley, Mildred Ellison, Janice Boprey, Florence Towne, Jeanne Mer- ritt. Doreen Byms. Third Row: Ida Hutton, Shirley Langtry. Hazel Blance, Beverly Hull, Judith Hawne, Donna Bigelow, Sally Countryman, Eleanor Robinson. Second Row: Shirley Moore, Lorna Fuller, Helen Tracy, Grace Laverghetta, Sally Hillis, Martha Slate, Nina. Reynolds, Frances Kin- ney. First Row: Joyce Streeter, Beverly Pa- quette, Joanne Horton, Retha McManus, Maude Brozzo, Glenna Strate, Kay Brayton, Elizabeth Church. Literature Seminar Third Row-left to right' Lawrence Mel- rose, David Truax, Brian Kaley, Rockwell Livingston, Byron Gale. Second Row: Monte Holland, Mary Frances Kenyon, Dawn Day. Lorraine Gray, Hilda Manchester, Janet Wicks, Mildred Ellison, Mary Gleason, Sally Storie. First Row: Mary Barnes, John Fitzgerald, Richard Freeman, Miss Stiles, Marilyn Dier, Gervase Gates, Diane Miller. ' ' ' Fifth Row-left to right: Mrs. Coates, Merrill Bulger, Lawrence Sheldon. Junlor Hlsfancal Ann Geer, Lynn Klo, Maxine Monterville, Betty Manning, Nancy Bishop, Alice Talt, Sally Anderson, Diane Dler, Susan Mashaw. Mr. Hart. Fourth Row: Wendy Hollis, Mary Messier, Christine Battersby, Janet Reed, Linda Hull, Sara Sterling. Margaret Robinson, Meredith Fleming, Janice Hayden, Nancy Wells. Joan Brown. Third Row: Brenda Thompson, Carol Lynde, Maureen Haskins, Jean Woodward, Nancy Chapman, Kath- ryn Ferguson, Laura Parker, Charlotte Walrath, Sharon Jordan, Gary Briggs, Mary Anne Boulet, Sandra Byrns. Second Row: Eileen Raven. Anne Woodward, Carol Hosmer, Shelva Horton, June Keysor, Sandra Mackey, Melanie Monterville, Sarah Sprague, Lois Aldrich. Ann Ashllne, Brenda Raven, Janet Washburn. First Row: James Phlppins, Gary Trombley, John Radlgan, Gary Hall, James Coates, Rodger Briggs, Bruce Gale, Helen Rawlinson, Sally LaPlerre, Margaret Walrath, Steven Adler, Thomas Cummings. ' ' Fourth Row--left to right: Mrs. Latham, Marlene Riley, Linda Dygert, Junior Student Council Anne Toomey' g Third Row: Rosemary Bevans. Patrick Collins, President: Gary Orford, Linda Hull. Second Row: Diane Forsythe, Bonnie Evans, Madeline Randall. First Row: Jerry Abrantes, Peter Burgess, Robert Perrin, Mary McAdam. Q Chess and Checkers Club Fifth Row-left to right: Mr. Waas, Mack Fuller. Charles Rice, Blaine Gale, David Sawyer. Fourth Row: James Fleming, Milo Pritty, Louis Weinstein, Roger Michaels, Gary Weir, Jack Bell. Third Row: Keith Williamson, Norma Merritt, Helen Stacy, Marion Eichorn, Don- ald Locklin. Second Row: Tommy King, David Bulger, Donald Geer, Richard LaMar, Norman Fuller. First Row: Shirley Klock. James Allen, Ronald Kennedy, Timothy Reddick. Thomas Love, Philip Washburn. Junior Dean Hi-Lifes Fifth Row-left to right: Lucretia Stevens, Dorothy Robillard, Shirley Roberts. Rosita Herz, Richard Moore. Fourth Row: Lucretia Peabody, Sandra Prashaw, Judith Grimshaw, Marlon Smith, Judith Case, Gary Richardson. Third Row: Kathern Tracy, Rosalyn Lamon, Gertrude McKinney, Sandra Blair, Suzanne Hart, Joyce Starnes, Miss Cross. Second Row: Shirley Mallette, Margo Ho- bart, Judith White, Joanne Sheldon, Jan Fitzgerald, Patricia Feisthamel. First Row: Elaine Cameron, Virginia Ser- viss, Sue Ellen Shinnock, Kay Clemmons, Bernice Best, Margaret Eibert. Hobby Club Fourth Row-left to right: Janet Davis, Diane Edwards, Phyllis Kitts, Shirley King, Miss Stevens. Third Row: Betty Gonio, Marjorie Sulli- van, Patricia Hance, Violet Watson, Betty Clailin. Second Row: Edith Clement, Jean McIn- tosh, Sharon Greenhill, Janet Jones, Bonnie Benjamin. First Row: Sharon Roberts, Judith Barker, Clara Johnson, Mary Lynn Neuroth, Norma Rubadeau. Junior Future Homemakers of America Fifth Row-left to rlght: Bemice Zanker, Sylvia Gollaher, Trudy Austin. Judith Woodard. Korleen Harper, Carol Woodnow. Miss Montville. Fourth Row: Rosemary Fowler, Judy Aldridge, Elizabeth Towne, Eunice Wood- ard, Jean Benware, Gloria Ferguson, Mary Cole. Third Row: Judith Blance, Georgianna Sibley, Susan Bishop, Norma Dewan, Rosemary Bishop. Karen Kingsley. Second Row: Esther Mullens, Bonnie Dean, Janet Glasford, Bonnie Fowler, Phyllis Dashnaw, Donna Frith, Judith Gardner. First Row: Beverly Thayer, Gail Ban- ville, Trudy Evans, Ruth Bowman, Joyce Hanratty, Carolyn Patton. Wig and Mask Fifth Row-left to right: Miss House. Elsie Griffith, Rita Randall, Donna Thomas, Judy VanCor, Janice Davis, Lillian Aldrich. Gloria McIntosh, Angelina Aravantlnos, Mrs. Beatty. Fourth Row: Stuart Crowner, Bonnie Painter. Joan Jessmer. Mary Trivilino. Bonnie Thivierge, Judy Narnow, Lorraine Morse, Donna Wood. Third Row: Sharon Bradish, Connie Goodnough. Carol Scott. Jane Richardson. Ray Woods. Dean Salisbury, Richard Hatch. Second Row: Dianna Thomas. Catherine Tamblin. Delores Raven, Gloria Love, Franklyn Shepherd, Steven Brown, Char- leen Jobin. First Row: Diane Herhelm. Cheryl Mor- isey, Rose Roblllard, Barbara Wood, Bev- erly June. Mary Jane Hobart. Luella Rush. Rifle Club Fifth Row-left to right: Carmen Wells, William Hills, Roland Bowhall, Gerald Hewitt. John Brown, David Rastley, Mr. Vrooman. Fourth Row: James Randall, Patrick O'Riley, Ronald Slate. David Bishop, Ed- ward Grow, Donald Love, Sherwood San- timaw. Third Row: Lloyd Bailey, John Storle, Robert Hance, Luther Cole, Jack Bell, Robert Drake. Second Row: Harry Trombley. Charles Hyde, Loris Shatraw. Jesse Donaldson. Allen Griffin. Donald Woods, Mr. Robin- son. First Row: Eugene Bishop. Merritt Young, Ronald Kennedy, Bruce Tamhlin, David Macauley, James Morlsey, Robert Barnes. .sm Lunch lime finds Miss Weller parrolling +he lunch line of hungry bears. - Even fhough fhe cafeferia sfaffkisserving fish ancl chips ii looks like ice cream 'lakes 1-he cake You mighf know Ellie woulcln'+ le+ us gel' away wi+hou'l' Paying up. A Looks good. doesn'+ il' girls? A Miss Sfafford relaxes in a quief corner affer fhe rush is over. 40 1 3 l l .a 1 is z i N .4 Q l Believe i+ or noi, feachers are human! They ea+ +oo! They say +here's safe+y in numbers. How abou+ if? Mus? be Miss Hunfer had hall du+y ioclay or else she wasn'+ hungry. Oh! +ha+ de+ermined look - you can fell Mrs. Farley is af if again! Squeak! Boom! Bah! Baroom! Squawk!-i1 s only +he orchesfra pracfising. No+ much elbow room for all fhose fiddles. Nofhing like homeroom period for relaxafion l?l afler lunch. Mr. Canale keeps on his clie+ so fha! he can fil' info his cubbyhole office. 4I We purposely omi++ecl a separale facully picfure lhis year bu+ here are 'lhe newer members. Mrs. Taylor lupper lefll has a 7+h grade in lhe former Ag room. Miss Baiialy lupper righll combines Cilizenship Educalion and English while Mr. Waas lcenler, lefll +eaches 9+h grade Cifizenship Educa+ion. Miss Vrooman lcen+erl manages lhal' Junior High Science. There were lhree changes in January. Mr. Graham lcen+er, righll replaced Mrs. Marlin in Eng- lishg Mr. Dolan llower le'F+l replaced Miss Allen and Mrs. Bea'Hy llower righ+l came from fhe grammar school info Mr. Cromie's place in 8+h grade malhemafics. Miss House llower righ+l also feaches a 7+h grade. 42 How we love fo sing! lLeffl The Senior High Girls' Chorus acfually fifs info fhe Music Room lauf fhe Jun- ior High Boys' Chorus lbelowl fills if from wall fo wall. The Junior High Girls' Chorus lleffl overflows fhe Oral English Room-and fhis is only one secfion of if. Mr. Weegar looks more nafural here fhan he did behind fhe desk in fhe office. 43 SENIOR BAND Sixth Row-left to right: Gervase Gates, Gary Jones, Gary Ferguson, Nancy Hale, Corbin Everhardt, Paul McAdam, John VVard. Fifth Row: Virginia Hart, Jane Hyde, Nancy Xvalrath, Allison Bresee, Adelaide Corbin, Ann Battersby, Stephen Murray. f Fourth Row: Marilyn Jones, Sharon Snyder, Cynthia Price, Hilda Manchester, Kenneth Towne, David Howard, Richard Robinson, Terry Austin. 44 Third Row: Mr. Morse, Nancy Narrow, Doreen Streeter, Kay VValton, Faye Barkley, Denelda Fuller, Cynthia Maier, Thomas Laverghetta, Rita Papineau, James Bowhall. Second Row: Mary Barnes, Sharon Bush, Carol Jenne, Janette Scott, Edna Scott, David Truax, Mary Jane Ruderman, Mary Gleason, Elaine Raven. First Row: Sue Ellen Shinnock, Barbara Smith, Lorraine Johnson, Marion Smith. JUNIOR BAND Fifth Row-left to right: Sylvia Gollaher, Janet Davis, Patricia Feisthamel, Linda Dygert, Adrian Bigelow, James Bowhall, Mary Cole, Gerald Jones, Thomas King, Mr. Morse. Fourth Row: Carol Lynde, Martha Kloek, Lynn Kio, Shirley King, John Sleeman, Joyce Starnes, Norman Fuller, Arthur Rotundo, Stanley Donaldson. Third Row: Terry Thompson, Davis. gusou, Carol Schutt, Anne Battersby. David Mullen, Roger Rice, Lorraine Hays, Robert Maine, james Whittaker, Gary Second Row: Marlene Riley, Brenda Raven, Kristine Battersby, Dianne Thomas, James Clark, james Allen, Dean Salisbury, Kathryn Fer- First Row: Lawrence Sheldon, james Jackson, Gary Oriord, Anne Vtfoodward, Sharon Bradish, Suzanne Hart, Helen Davis, Shirley Mallette. 45 Senior Dean Hi-Liies Fifth Row-left to right: David Beatty. John Fitzgerald, Kenneth Taylor, Norman Belmore, Marilyn Dier. Sherwood Dean, Foster Drury, Donald Sprague, Richard Freeman. Fourth Row: Darya Chateau, Keith Adams, Milton Peters. Margo Murray. Lorraine Johnson. Ruth Whalen, Norine Drumb, Sharon Bush, Gary Robertson, Joanne Perrin, Monte Holland, Kathleen Fitzgerald. Third Row: Carolyn Lepper, Elisa DeCastro, Barbara Smith. Sarah Washburn, Constance Hockey, Nancy Phelps, Judith Hollis, Janette Scott, Nancy Walrath. Joan Krum. Second Row: Mary Gleason, Sally Storlc, Bethany Brown, Carolyn Sweeney, Cynthia Maier, Anne Sweeney. Sally Stevens. Mary Frances Kenyon. Diane Miller. First Row: Joan Kaley, Janet Wicks, Doris Washburn, Barbara Noble, Sharon Fox. Marjorie Jones, Dawn Day, Lorraine Gray, Jeanette Boscoe. Miss Eckmann. Advisor. ' ' Left to Right: Lorraine Johnson. Julie Anne ' Left to Right: Stephen Mur- Glrls Sextenle Tibbits. Nancy Phelps, Patricia Towne. Boys Quartene ray,Richm'd Robinson, Charles Marilyn Dier. Helen 'Trac-y. Accompanisl. Stahl. Everett Campbell, Mr. Weegar, Accompanist. All work and no play is noi' +he mo'Ho of 'rhe Dean Hi-Liles Slafl! Bui somehow ihe newspaper was always oui' on lime. Mr. Walraih is a big help! The Echo, a li+erary magazine published i+s firsl number lhis spring, advised by Miss Eclcmann and Mr. Smilh. The Sex+e'H'e and Quariefle have +o gel' fheir praclicing in whenever ihey can during l'l1e day. 47 3:I5-Re+reai sounds. All obieciives have been gained, exi+s are opened as school is dismissed. Orderly l?l lines of clock-walching soldiers crowd lhe corridors and doorways in eagerness io wifhdraw. By fool' and by bus 'lhe siuclenis beai a quick refreaf, a few faking lime 'I'o lifl' +l1eir hands in a farewell saluie as Miss Nul+y looks happily on. Mrs. Lafham, Mrs. Mosher and Mrs. Coaies respond gallanlly-no sighs-all smiles. A Anofher day is done. 48 Afier school ihe gym furns in+o a baskefball cour+ and fhe Oral English Room inio rhe wresfling arena. Peek-a-Boo! Coach LaFalce shows his pride and icy buf Mr. Maier is noi io be ouidone-how abour l'ha'l ieep? We bei- Mr. Mar+in's smile convinced +he refs fhai Gouverneur's Li++le Ki'Hens were iops in 'lhe J. V. Baskerball league. Having io praciice in ihe end of +he corridor did noi' keep fhe cheerleaders from swinging. 49 . Junior Varsity Football Fourth Rowfleft to right: Mr. Canale. David Cummings, David Sawyer, Charles Stahl, Dennis Bulger, John Brown, Corbln Everhardt. Third Row: Douglas Bailey, Paul Blair, Roland Bowhall, James Seaman. Lyle Gavne, James Randall. Patrick Collins, Ronald Storrin. Second Row: Peter Perrin. Edward Grow, Gene Holmes, Dwight Knowlton, Robert Fitzgerald. Jay Bressett. Lloncl Nicholas. Charles Rice. First Row: James Morlscy, Manager: lInro'd Denesha Martin Hogue. Kenneth Milo Pritty, Richard Lamar, David 1 c. Varsity Football Fourth Row-left to right: Richard Freeman. Vene Vrooman. Donald Putman, Everett Campbell, Charles Mousaw, Ber- nard Dailey. Gary Robertson, Robert Ben- ware. Third Row: Clifford McCumber. Milton Peters, David Truax, Philip Young, Don- ald Toomey, Richard Perrigo, Harry Gladle. Second Row: Judson VanCor, Charles Besaw. Herbert Barkley, Ralph Gayne. Emerson McQuade. Ronald Whitmore, Ray Donaldson. Mr. LaFalce, coach. First Row: Keith Adams, Frederick Easton, Charles Reynolds, Douglas Fred- enburg. Paul Dashner, Clifford Tibblts, Brian Kaley. V A .RSIT Y TOTA LS Won 2 - Lost 3 - Tied 2 Total Points Scored: Gouverneur S2 - Opponents 92 1st - Massenag ISl - Malone: 2llKl - Saranac 2 3rd - Gouverneur JUNIUR VARSITY TOTALS XNYOII 5 - Lost o - Tied O Total Points Scored: Gouverneur I32 - Opponents 6 lst - Gouverneurg 2lltl - Ogdensburg: 3rd - Potsdam The Gouvernenr Junior Varsity had the finest record for both defensive and offensive playing that has ever been held in Gouverneur High. The outlook for a fine varsity next year is good. ' The Varsity had a good year considering the number of last year's players lost. The season of '55 was one of the best football seasons in many years. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Second Row-left to right: Constance Hockey, Nancy Matthews, Ruth Whalen. Marion Smith. First Row: Sue Ellen Shlnnock. Jan Fitzgerald. Sally Stevens, Faye Barkley. Varsity Cheerleaders Second Row-left to right: Eleanor Robinson. Maureen Shinnock, Martha Slate. Julie Anne Tibbiis, Rita Paplneau. Flrst Row: Doris Wash- burn. Bethany Brown, Sally Storie. Donna Tessmer. The cheerleading squads under the leadership of Miss Chittenden and Miss Costello helped to promote the spirit of G. H. S. A great deal of credit should be given to the Jayvee cheerleaders for the part they played in bringing the first jay- vee Championship to Gouverneur High. The Varsity cheer- leaders exhibited a 'never say die spirit which encouraged the team to another success- ful season on the court and field. Although only in their first year at G. H. S. Miss Chittenden and Miss Costello have made many friends with their warm smiles. Q ,Q . K gg 'E if Q . if . I.- Junior Varsity Wrestling Fourth Row-left to right: Donald Too- mey, Charles Reynolds. Richard Casse, Charles Rice, Abey Hadtleld, Ronald Slate. Third Row: Hamid Farren, Milo Pritty. iJavld Sawyer, Ronald Clement, Roy Por- er. Second Row: Harold Denesha, Gene Holmes. James Randall, Dwight Knowlton, Ronald Tuttle. First Row: John Langtry. Kenneth Blair. Harxgly Shamplne, Robert Barnes. Mr. Waas, coac . Varsity Wrestling Tlilrd Row-left to right: Gervase Gates. Manger: Dale Farren, Richard Freeman, Gene Davis. Monte Holland. Second Row: Robert Tuttle. Harry Gladle, Richard Perrigo. James Lynde, Charles Porter, Manager. First Row: Wayne Bush, Leo Rastley, Donald Rastley. George Lamlca, Murray Andrews. 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Perhaps students are enjoying a basketball game, a dance, a club meeting or are rehearsing for a concert, play or speaking contest. just as often, however, these rooms are used by adults at night. Adult edu- cation classes. extension courses for teachers and organization meetings are just a few of the things for which adults use our building. The Board of Education has had many a weary night session planning the new buildings. X-Ve NVZl1lt them to know that we appreciate their work. BOARD OF EDUCATION -- GOUVERNEUR CENTRAL SCHOOLS Standing:-Mr. Frank Mason, Superintendent. of Schools: Mr. Elliot Wood. Sealed tleft tu rightl:AMr. Richard Billings, Mr. Arthur Randall. Mr. Ralph Bigarel. Mr. George Battersby. Mr. Clifford Tlbbits, Mr. Earl Truax, QPresldentD, Mr. Clifford McCumber, Mr. James Marshall, Mr. Andrew Laidlaw. ORCHESTRA Sixth Row-left to right: Kathleen Fitzgerald, Marlene Vrooman, David Howard, Stephen, Murray, Gary Ferguson, Richard Freeman, Gervase Gates, Jack VVard. Fifth Row: Everett Campbell, Mary Gleason, Janet Wiicks, Sally Ander- son, Mary Jane Ruderman, Nancy VValrath, Allison Bresee, Nancy Hale, Virginia Hart, Richard Robinson, Paul McAdam. , Fourth Row: Gary Jones, Lucretia Peabody, Diane Dier, Edna 56 Scott, Carol Jenne, Janette Scott, Sharon Bush, Faye Barkley, Marilyn Jones, Merrill Bulger. Third Row: Margaret lvalrath, Maureen Shinnock, VVendy Hollis, Trudy Austin, Korleen Harper, Diane Forsythe, Judith Case, Janice Hayden, Mary Anne Boulet, Adelaide Corbin. Second Row: Steven Adler, Elizabeth Church, Janet Jones, Bonnie Thivierge, Charlotte WValrath, Bonnie Benjamin, Melanie Monterville, Betty Shatraw, Sue Ellen Shin- nock, Diane HCfl16llll,'i Stewart Crowner. 1 First Row: Linda VVhittaker, Hilda Manchester, Elaine Cameron, Sharon Snyder, Bernice Best, Linda Hull, Shirley Roberts, Marlene Gollaher, Jeanette Boscoe, Mary Barnes. if-X A CAPPELLA CHOIR Fifth Row-left to right: Vene Vrooman, Robert Anderson, Glen VanValkenburg, John Fitzgerald, Everett Campbell, Duane Vroontan, Richard Freeman, Paul McAdam, Charles Mousaw. Rnclerznan. Nancy 'Walrath, Nancy Phelps, Marlene Vrooman, Lorraine johnson, Sharon Bush, Marilyn Dier, Joanne Perrin. Second Row: Sally Storie, Sharon Fox, Doris Vllashburn, Mar- lene Gollaher, Nancy Matthews, Brenda Shepard, Jeanne Merritt, Helen Tracy, Helen Mary Reed, Julie Anne Tibbits. 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Wifh a G . Down +I-ae Courf Fiffcen Fighfs . . . Cenfer, Righf . . . Vicfory Cheer The Pep Band gives ifs all on fhe plafform while fhe feam warms up and fhe officials Don'f gef foo excifecl and fall over. H's only a baskefball game. All fhose frophies! Say noi' fhe sfruggle naughf availe-Th. Congrafulafions boys! Q 0 . confer T 5 P This is 'Phe familiar door To G. H. S. nighi life. Through if we have gone so many rimes +o play, fo warch, 'ro dance, fo lisren. The crowd on 'rhe bleachers is a parr of every evenr. Their enrhusiasm makes rhe evening a success. Come on, ref, i+'s a pin! ' The Dance of +he Charging Bulls. Come on ream, swish ir! Who-o-o-ps! H's a baske+! 60 Dance Band Second Row-left to right: Everett Campbell, Thomas Laverghetta. Richard Robin- son, Gervase Gates, Richard Freeman, Gary Ferguson. First Row-Mr. Morse. Di- rector: Milton Peters, Mary Jane Ruderman, Mary Glea- son, David Truax, Elaine Raven. Stephen Murray. V3 X 'gi Dance Committee Second Row-left to right: Joan Stronach, Richard Freeman, Gervase Gates. First. Row: Mr. Carpenter. Ad- visor: Donald Toomey. Dawn Day, Chairman: Keith Adams, Nancy Phelps. Absent: Lawrence Melrose, Beth- any Brown, Brian Kaley. Happy hours under fhe spell of G. H. S. Dance Band! Thanks io lhe Dance Commi'H'ee we had many enjoyable evenings. This was our Junior Prom Hawaiian Holiday. ww ? W 4 Down to Earth A comedy presented by the Senior Class of 1955 Agnes ..- .................... M ..... ,M ..... - ...... M ..... ..... M Eleanor Robinson Ruthie Teel ............. Maureen Shinnock VVilfred .N ..... , .... ... .... M ...... -.. .. .... .M ..... M. .M... Richard Freeman Millie Brotnsley .... M ..... M..., ...... -...--.... Anne Sweeney Pilonc ..- ..... ,M .... s ....... M..-M ..... M .... . .... -... .. ...... --.. Gervase Gates Baxter Bromsley ...... -..W .... - ...... M. ... .... M .... M....... David Ellison Augusta Applegate .MM.. - .... - ............ ..... M - Marilyn Dier Inne Bromsley ...... M. ...... W .... -. -...M, ..... M ...... - .... , Alice Hassett Diana Clump M .... - ..... - .M ..... M, .... - ..... .M .... , Jeanette Boscoe Richard Xvhite .... M ...... - ..... -. .. .... M... ...... ,....,,...M,. Duane V rooman Orpha Teel .... M ....... ...- ...... - ..... Helen Mary Reed Herman Howell - ..... - ..... M ..... M M ...... . Everett Campbell Robert Hanley ., .... M ..... M ........... ..................... S herwood Dean Mimi tried hard to complicate matters with the males but Alice was deter- mined to the end - of Mimi and Duane. Maybe Jeanette needed Sherwood's glasses with her knack of seeing things. Poor Helen Mary still hasnit found out whom Mimi was after and when. Dave was happily making thimbles and Anne was managing the deal. VVith Gerry's help Ebbie and Marilyn decided to spend their best years together to the disgust of Rich and Ellie, assigned to deliver them to St. Peter and the pearly gates. Our directors-Miss Montville, Mrs. Martin. Miss Allen. Even if their perch looks lofty their comments weren't. Dean Oratorical Contest First Prize - Maureen Shinnock - .lludamv Butterfly First Prize - Vene Vrooman - Afraid of thc Dark Second Prize - Nancy VValrath - Post lllortvnls Second Prize - Everett Campbell - I'l '11itv H ands uf Tvllmm Eleanor Robinson -- Futility Glenn Van Valkenburg -- Brother 'I'alcv,v iz Bow Jeannette Boscoe - Who Spmlrr for Ellie Gary Robertson - The Man lvl- Ito Cuuldrft Take Il Mary Kenyon - .S'u.x'un and God Richard Robinson - Prvludr - The Slnwr DEAN ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS Standing-Left to Right: Eleanor Robinson, Gary Robertson. Evenett Campbell. Vene Vrooman, Jeanette Boscoe. Seated: Richard Robinson. Nancy Walrath, Mary Kenyon. 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