Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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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

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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

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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.