Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

DEANONIAN 1957 Presented by The Seniors of Gouverneur High School Gouverneur, New York Our Hands — Reaching, Building, Serving This series of pen and ink drawings presented throughout the Deanonian expresses the traits and objectives valued by the Graduating Class of 1957. We believe the qualities personified by these drawings—strength tempered by self-discipline, am- bition modulated with understanding, independence coupled with integrity—are those with which our parents, teachers, other friends, and advisors have worked to equip us. The route from childhood to self-reliance is not rigidly defined. Each individual makes his way toward adulthood through a combination of experiences never the same in two persons' lives. However, all share in common an opportunity for education. Graduation from high school marks the completion of an important phase of that education. It is altogether appropriate that hands, perhaps the most expressive of all human organs, should be given the task of illustrating the process that our schooling has taught us—the process of growing, as first we reach, then build, then serve. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Faculty ________________________ 4 Seniors ________________________ 7 Homerooms ______________________21 Clubs __________________________29 Page Music _____________________________40 Athletics _________________________48 Seventh and Eighth Grades_____55 OUR HANDS REACHING — BUILDING SERVING Board of Education—Gouverneur Central Schools Left to right: Floyd Davis. Frederic LaVack, Elliot Wood. Clerk: Elwin Bigelow. Clifford McCumber, President; Frank Mason, Superin- tendent of Schools; Harwood Bogardus, Ralph Bigarel, James Kraker, Ben Saidel. Not pictured, Arthur Randall. Administration Upper left: Frank W. Mason. Superintendent of Schools; Gloria Connolly, Secretary. Upper right: William Limbacher, Principal of tt Junior-Senior High School; Marjorie Casten. Secretary. Lower Left: Seated—Alita Brown. Director of Guidance. Standing—John Stevensoi Administrative Assistant; Helen Lehigh. Secretary. Lower right: Seated—Elliot Wood. Clerk and Transportation Manager. Standing—Eli: abeth Chapman. Office Assistant; Ida Clifton. Treasurer. 4 Faculty Mathematics and Science Back Row—left to right: Melbum Vroo- man. Science: Marian Trerise, Science; Richard McIntyre. Science. First Row: Robert Brown. Science: Charles Baker. Mathematics; Robert Cromie. Mathematics. Vocational Subjects Back Row—left to right: Kenneth Nandel, Commerce; Richard Kindi. Industrial Arts; James McDonald. Driver Training; Lyle Wicks, Agriculture. Front Row: Lester Robinson. Industrial Arts; Laura Stafford. Homemaking; Helen Walrath. Commerce; Earl Walrath. Com- merce. Languages Back Row—left to right: Donald Bergin, English; Paul Smith, English; George Bama. Speech; Robert Graham, English. Front Row: Elizabeth Cross, English; Jeanette Nuffer. French and English; Marion Passino, French and Latin; Mary Ellen LaFalce, English. 5 Faculty— Special Subjects Left to right: Edith Vail. Library: Bette Farley. Music; Mary Beth McDonald. Art. Not pictured: Frederick Townsend. Music; Harriette Pollard. Reading; Helen Stiles. Reading. Citizenship Education Left to right: Richard Westover, Citizen- ship Education; Margaret Nulty, Citizen- ship Education; Margaret Herring. Citizen- ship Education; Georgianna Wranesh, Cit- izenship Education. Not pictured: John Dolan. Citizenship Education. Health and Physical Education Back Row—left to right: Kurt Maier Physical Education; John Fisher. Physica Education; Lemuel Atkins. Physical Educa tion; Leo Canale, Director of Physical Edu cation. Front Row: Marion Fisher. Physical Ed ucation; Joan Quinlan. Health; Margare Canale. Health and Attendance; Dori Bush. Health. 6 Our hands—reaching, building, serving. Symbolic of completed accomplishment, the cap and gown also signify the beginning of an adventurous era yet ahead for the young people of today. 7 Valedictorian NANCY WALRATH National Honor Society 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, 5; Dean Hi-Litcs 2, 3, 4. Art Editor 2, 3, 4; Senior Seminar 4, Secretary 4; In- tramurals 3; Aldrich Scholarship Prize 2; Marion Bowman English Prize 3; Future Teachers of America 5, President 5; Freshman Play 1; Charley's Aunt 4; It's Never Too Late, Chairman Publicity Committee 5; Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 4, Second Prize 3, First Prize 4; Poppy Poster Contest, Local First Prize 1, 2, 3, 4; County First Prize 1, 2, 3, 4; Hollyberry Ball, Chairman Publicity Committee 4; Senior Square Dance, Chairman Publicity Committee 5; Chorus 1 ; Music Prize 1 ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Woodwind Quintet 3; Choir 2, 3, 4. 5; NYSSMA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, State NYSSMA 3; Deanonian Staff 4, 5, Art Editor 4, 5. Salutatorian FOSTER R. DRURY National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer , President 4; Chorus 1, 2; Varsity Footba 4; J. V. Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 1 Bowling 1, 2, 4; Intramurals-1, 4; Ghost c a Shozit 1 ; The Girl Next Door 3; It Never Too Late, Ticket Committee 4; Dea Thespians 3; Literature Seminar 2; Dec Ili-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Mimeograph Editor Deanonian Staff, Co-Manager of Busine Staff 4. President Vice-President DONALD SPRAGUE DENNIS BULGER Intramurals 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Var- sity Basketball 3, 4; All Northern Team 4; J.V. Base- ball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4; Dean Thespians 3; Dance Committee 3 ; Math and Chess Club 4; Vice President of Class 2; President of Class 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Vice President Northern New York Federation 4; It's Never Too Late, Student Director 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Deanonian Staff 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Citizenship Award 1 ; Student Council 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; It’s Never Too Late 4; Dean Hi-Lites 4; French Club 2; President of Class 2; Vice President of Class 3, 4; Dean- onian Staff 4. Secretary Treasurer NANCY MATTHEWS Chorus 1 ; General G 1 ; Triple Trio 1; Secretary of Class 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4, Captain 4; Choir 2, 3. 4; It's Never Too Late, Co-Production Mana- ger 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Secretary of NNYFSC 4; Library Club 4; Deanonian Staff 4. DONNA TESSMER Dean Hi-Lites 1 ; Junior H torical Club 1, Vice Preside 1 ; Intramurals 2; J.V. Che leader 1 ; Varsity Cheerleac 2, 3, 4; Secretary and Tre; urer of Class 2; Treasurer Class 4; Dean Thespians 4; Deanonian Staff 4. 8 MARLENE ALDRICH Intramurals 3, 4; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 1, 4. Junior Historical Club 1. DAVID BEATTY National Honor Society 3, 4; Aldrich Scholarship Prize 2; Marion Bowman English Prize 3; Syra- cuse Alumni Award for Best Junior Average 3; Ghost of a Show 1; It’s Never Too Late 4; Dean Oratorical Contest 3; The Echo, Managing Editor 2; Dean Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 2, Sports Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; ESSPA Dele- gate 4; French Club 1, 2, 4; Future Teachers of America, Vice-President 4; Dean Thespians 3; Deanonian, Editor-in-Chief 4. WILFRED BELMORE Intramurals 4; Deanonian Staff 4. DONNA BIGELOW HAYES Dean Hi-Lites 3, 4; Library Club 2, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2; Federation of Women’s Clubs Art Prize 2, 3; Deanonian Staff 4. SENIORS - 1957 KENNETH BLAIR J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3; French Club 1 ; Junior Historical Club 1 ; Bowling 1 ; Intramurals. DAVID BRESEE Orchestra 1; Choir 4; J.V. Basketball Manager 1; Dean Thespians 2, 3, 4; Ghost of a Shozv, Stage Crew 1; The Trysiing Place 2; It's Never Too Late, Sound 4; Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 4. Second Prize 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Literature Seminar 3; Junior Historical Club 1; Future Teachers of America 4; Deanonian Staff 4. BETHANY BROWN Chorus 1 ; Choir 2, 3, 4; Dance Band Vocalist 4; Band 1 ; Ghost of a Shozv 1; Bowling 1, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleader 1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; It’s Never Too Late 4; Dean Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 3, News Editor 4; Junior Prom 3, Chairman of Entertain- ment Committee; Dance Committee 2, 4; NYSSMA 3, 4; Deanonian Staff 4. COLLEEN BROWN Dean Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; It's Never Too Late Usher 4; Dean Hi-Lites 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4; Intramurals 2; Bowling 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Chairman of Decoration Committee f°r Junior Prom 3; Co-Chairman of Christmas Ball 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Women’s Club Art Prizes, Hrst Prize for Water Color 3; W.C.T.U. Second Prize for Poster 3; Deanonian Staff 4. 9 MARGARET BROWN Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Junior Historica Club 1; Intramurals 2; Band 1. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DOREEN BYRN DARYA CHATEAU It's Never Too Late, Usher 4; Dean Hi-Lites 2, 4; Dea Thespians 1 ; Intramurals 1, 4; Deanonian Staff 4. LORRAINE COATE Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Future Homemakers of America 1 Junior Historical Club 1. SENIORS - 1957 KAY CONKLIN Future Homemakers of America 4, Secretary. SALLY COUNTRYMAN Chorus 2. 4; Dean Hi-Lites 3; Library Club 2; Deanonian Staff 4. ARTHUR CRAIG Chorus 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2; Junior Historical Club 1 ; Band 1. SANDRA DASHNAW Library Club 4; Junior Historical Club 1 ; Chorus I, 4; Band 1, 2; Dean Thespians 1. 10 ELISA DECASTRO National Honor Society 3; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; It's Never Too Late, Usher 4; Dean Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean Thespians 4; Deanonian Staff 4. Deanonian Staff 4. RUTH DEVENDORE RAY DONALDSON Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 4. PATRICIA DURANT Future Homemakers of America 3, 4. SENIORS - 1957 DOROTHY DUSHARM Future Homemakers of America 4. HAROLD FARREN J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; J.V. Football 1. LYNDON FULLER buture Farmers of America 1, 2, 3. JEAN FULLINGTON Dean Hi-Lites 3; Bowling 3, 4; It's Never Too Late 4; bederation of Women’s Clubs, First Prize Oil Painting 3; Intramurals 2; Deanonian Staff 4. I I BRENT GALE Bowling i ; Intramurals i ; French Club I. ROBERT GATE J.V. Baseball 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Math and Che; Club 4. BONNIE GAYNE Band 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; P'uture Homemakers America 2; Library Club 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Chorus . Deanonian Staff 4. LYLE GAYN J.V. Football 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4. GORDON GOOD I SON Bowling 1, 2, 3; Math and Chess Club 4; Deano- nian Staff 4; Ghost of a Skozv, Stage Crew 1; Intramurals 1, 4. THOMAS HALFORD Dean Hi-Litcs 1; Intramurals 1; Chorus 1, 2; First Prize W.C.T.U. Poster 2; Prize Winning design for Sesqui-Centennial Stamp 2; Paintings chosen for Art Exhibit 2. NORBERT HALL J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Math and Chess Club 4; Intramurals 1, 4. CONSTANCE HOCKEY J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Bowling i. 4; Dean Hi-Litcs 1, 2, 3, 4 ;Intramurals 1, 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Junior His- torical Club 1; Dean Thespians 1, 2, 3; General G 3; Dcanonian Business Staff 4. 12 JUDITH HOLLIS Wig and Mask Club I, President I ; Dean Thes- pians 4; Dean Hi-Lites 2; Deanonian Staff 4. LORRAINE JOHNSON Choir 2, 3, 4, 5; Chorus 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 5; It’s Never Too Late 5; Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3; The Trysiiny Place 3; Band 5; Senior Twirler 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 5; Music Letter 3; NYSSMA 3, 4, 5; Dean Thespians 2, 3, 4; Deanonian Staff 5. DIANE JOHNSTON Chorus 1, 4; Library Club 2; Dean Hi-Lites 3; Intramurals 1 ; Junior Historical Club 1 ; Hobby Club 1. GARY JONES Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra I, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Junior Historical Club 1; Math and Chess Club 4; Intramurals 4. SENIORS - 1957 MARJORIE JONES Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Dean Thes- pians 3; It's Never Too Late, Usher 4; Deanonian Staff 4. JOAN F. KALEY Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Editor 2, News Editor 3, Managing Editor 4; Ghost of a Show 1 ; French Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4; It’s Never Too Late, Prompter 4; Literature Seminar 3; ESSPA Delegate 4; U. N. Essay Contest, First Prize 3; Bowling 1, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4; Student Exchange Committee, Co-Chairman 4. DAVID KINGSLEY J.V. Football 1. HOWARD KIRBY Junior Historical Club 1, 2; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2. 13 ZELPHIA KLOCK Junior Historical Club I ; Chorus 4; Intramurals 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Dean onion Staff 4. MARVIN LAND Veteran; Transferred from Huntington High School, Huntington, Indiana; Senior Privilege Committee 4; Boys Glee Club 4. CAROLYN LEPPER Junior Historical Club 1 ; Student Council 1 ; Chorus 2, 4; Band 2, 4; Dance Band 4; Bowling 3, 4; Trophy 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 4; It's Never Too Late Cast 4; Dean Hi-Litcs 2, 3; Dean Oratorical Contest 3, 4; Wig and Mask Club 2; Library Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Dean- onion Business Staff 4. ROCKWELL LIVINGSTON J.V. Basketball 1, 2; J.V. Baseball, Captain 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Math and Chess Club 4; Dean Thespians 2. SENIORS - 1957 RONALD LYNDE Track 2, 3; Intramurals 4. GLORIA MALBOUF Bowling 3, 4; It’s Never Too Late, Usher 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice President 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Helen I. Parker Home Economics Award 3; Senior Privilege Committee 4; Deanonian Staff 4. FRANKLIN McDONALD Intramurals 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. vernon McIntosh Future Farmers of America 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; J.V. Wrestling 1. 14 DIANE MILLER Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, 5, Club Editor 4, Exchange Editor 5; Senior Seminar 4; Literature Seminar 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Curtis Subscription Captain 5; Charley’s Aunt, Stage Crew 4; Chorus 1, 2. Deanonian Staff 4, 5, Club Editor 4, Assistant Editor 5. SHIRLEY MOORE Wig and Mask Club 1 ; Chorus 1 ; Library Club 2; Deanonian Staff 4. LIONEL NICHOLAS J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 4; J.V. Base- ball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA NOBLE Dean Hi-Lites 2, 4; Bowling 3, 4, Captain 4; In- tramurals 2; Deanonian Staff 4. Nr SENIORS - 1957 JAY ORMSBY National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Track 3; Dean Hi-Lites 3, 4; ’j Never Too Late Ticket Committee 4; French Club 2, 3; Ma'.h Club President 4; Clarkson Col- lege Award 3; Junior Rotarian s;Deanonian Staff 4, Co- Manager Business Staff 4. JOAN PARKER Intramurals 1, 2; Bowling 3, 4; Deanonian Staff 4; Hobby Club 1. RAY PARKER Bowling 3, 4; Intramurals 3. LAURA PATTON Chorus 4; Echo 2; Dean Hi-Lites 1 ; Usher at Baccalaurate and at Graduation 3; Deanonian Staff 4. 15 NANCY PHELPS Ghost of a Shozv i ; Junior Historical Club i ; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Band 2; Orchestra 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; It's Never Too Late 4; Dean Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Editor 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Class 3; UN Essay Contest, First Prize 2; Dean Thespians 2, 3; Deanonian Staff 4. CHARLES PORTER Varsity Football, Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball, Man- ager 1; Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Varsity Base- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean Hi-Lites Contributing Sports Editor 3; Future Farmers of America 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; General G 1 ; Deanonian Staff 4. DEAN PORTER Junior Historical Club 1; Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Bowling 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 4; Echo 2; Dean Hi-Lites 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Math and Chess Club 4; Curtis Drive Captain 2, 4. DONALD PUTMAN Dean Hi-Lites 1; Junior Historical Club 1 ; J.V. Basketball 1 ; J.V. Football 1, Captain 1 ; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4; Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Dean Thespians 4, Treasurer 4; Deanonian Staff 4. SENIORS - 1957 ELAINE RAVEN Junior Historical Club 1 ; Intramurals 1 ; Dean Thespians 1, 2; It’s Never Too Late 4, Usher; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 3; General G 2; Deanonian Staff 4. RONALD RAVEN J.V. Football 1, 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Future Farm- ers of America I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, President 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4, 5; Bowling 5; Charley's Aunt 4. WARREN RAVEN Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA RAY Chorus 2; Intramurals 2; It's Never Too Late Usher 4; Library Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Deanonian Staff 4. 16 «r KAY RAYMO Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, Historian 3; Junior Historical Club 1. RICHARD ROBINSON National Honor Society 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Boys Quartet 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Choir 2, 3, 4, 5; Trumpet Quar- tet 5; Class Speaker 1 ; Dean Thespians 3, 4; The Trysting Place 3; Dean Oratorical Contest 3; French Club 3; Math and Chess Club 5; Future Teachers of America 5; Student Council 2, 3, 4. 5, President 4, Vice President 5. HARRY SHAMPINE Future Farmers of America 4; Intramurals 1, 4; J.V. Wrestling 2; J.V. Baseball 2. THOMAS SHEEN National Honor Society 4; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3; It’s Never Too Late 4; Math and Chess Club 4; Treasurer of Class 2. SENIORS - 1957 BRENDA SHEPARD Intramurals 1 ; Bowling 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; May Festival 2, 3, 4; Ghost of a Show 1 ; It's Never Too Late Make Up Committee 4; D canoni an Staff 4. ALBERTA SHIPPEE Chorus 4; Library Club 4. CHARLES STAHL Choir 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2; Intramurals 2, 4; Track 2 3; Dean Thespians 2, 3; All State Choir 3, 4; Deanonian Staff 4. RONALD STORRIN Varsity Football 3; Junior Varsity Football 2; Junior Var- sity Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2’ 3. 4; Math and Chess Club 4; Science Club 2. 17 BRENT TAYLOR J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Dramatics Club 1 ; Litera- ture Seminar 2, 3; Dean Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor; The Echo 2; Dean Thespians 2, 3; Dean Oratorical Con- test 3, 4; Junior Historical Club 1 ; Phila M. Butler Poetry Prize 3. EILEEN THARRETT Junior Historical Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Library Club 4; President 4; Future Homemakers of America 4. CLIFFORD TIBBITS National Honor Sociey 3, 4, 5; J.V. Baseball 1, 2, Captain 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Intra- murals 5; Student Council 4; Football Club 1 ; Homeroom President I. FLORENCE TOWNE Chorus 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Historical Club 1 ; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 4. SENIORS - 1957 DAVID TRUAX Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; J.V. Football 1, Captain 1 ; Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Captain 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; J. V. Baseball 1 ; Var- sity Baseball 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2, 4 It's Never Too Late 4; Dean Thespians 3; Dance Committee 4; Literature Seminar 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 4. Historian; President of Class 1 ; Dcanonian Staff 4. JAMES TUTTLE Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. RONALD TUTTLE J.V. Football 2; J.V. Wrestling 1, 2; Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Captain 4; Cross Country 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3. VENE VROOMAN Dance Committee 4; Choir 2; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1 ; Ghost of a Shozc 1 ; It's Never Too Late 4; Bowling 1, 2; Golf 2; Dean Thespians 1, 2. 4; Dean Oratorical Con- test, First Prize 2; Math and Chess Club 4. 18 PHILIP WALSH KAY WALTON Band I, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Library Workers 2, 3. WILLIAM WALTON Intramurals 4. DORIS WASHBURN National Honor Society 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 2, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4; Leaders Club 2; Girl Next Door 3, Make-up Committee; y Never Too Late 4; Dean Thespians 3, 4; Local and State WTI Poster Con- test winner 2; Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4; Dean Ora- torical Contest 4. SENIORS - 1957 SARAH WASHBURN National Honor Society 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4; Club Edi- tor 4; Dean Hi-Lites 2, 4. LAURA MAY WHITE National Honor Society 5; Chorus 1 ; Pep Band 2; Band 2; Concert Band 2; Choir 3, 4, 5; Girl’s Sextet 5; NYSSMA 5; Music Letter 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 4; Bowling 2, 4, 5, Captain 2, 4, 5, Massena Bowling Sectionals 2, 4, 5, 2nd Place Bowling Team Trophy 4, President of Girl’s Bowling League 5; Charley's Aunt, Prompter, Make- Up Committee, 4; It’s Never Too Late, Publicity Commit- tee, 5; Betty Crocker Home Maker of Tomorrow Award 5; Dcanonian Senior Editor 4, Assistant Editor 5, Letter 4. RICHARD WHITMORE J.V. Football 2; J.V. Wrestling 2; Intramurals I, 2. JANET WICKS Orchestra 2, 3; Bowling 3, 4, 5; It’s Never Too Late 5 Dean Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, 5, Club Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4 Executive Editor 5; French Club 3, 4. 5, Treasurer 4. Pres- ident 5; Senior Seminar 4; Literature Seminar 4; Future teachers of America 5; Deanonian Staff 4, 5. 19 RICHARD WILLIAMS National Honor Society 3, 4. DUANE WINTERS Chorus 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2; Math and Chess Club 4; Junior Historical Club 1; Science Club 4; Intramurals 1. PHILLIP YOUNG J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Library Club 3, 4. ANNA SANDERSON SENIORS - 1957 The Class of 1957 is the last one to have the pleasure and benefit of close association with Bertha Eckmann Alex and Alita Hunter Brown. Miss Eckmann, who left us to become Mrs. Alex last October, taught English to the eleventh grade for many years. She helped us enjoy literature and made us write—and write—and write—until our lame and halting English be- came reasonably smooth and expressive. We will owe her a debt of gratitude every time we speak, read or write the rest of our lives. Mrs. Brown in the Guidance Office has opened new worlds of opportun- ity to us, making us take an honest look at ourselves and a long look ahead. We wish both these teachers every happiness. Miss Mary Beth McDonald has been with us only two years but in that short time we have enjoyed her instruction in Art and been very grateful for her help in school projects requiring an artistic touch. 20 Our hands—reaching, building, serving. Year upon year throughout the impressionable period in our lives, our school opens the gate of knowledge wide. Like all opportunities, this is also a challenge. 21 Eleventh Grade Five Year Students Second Row—left to right: Donald Too- mey. Stephen Murray, Glenn VanValken- burg. First Row: Joyce Streeter, Martha Dal- ton, Nancy Merritt. Miss Trerise's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Patrick Col- lins, David White. Paul Blair, Richard Moore, Leonard Gaumes. Harry Trombley, Bruce Smith. Third Row: Shirley Roberts. Cynthia Price. Donald Love. Ellsworth Hayden. Donald St. Louis, Erwin Phelps. Elizabeth Towne, Rosemary Fowler. Second Row: Patricia Maier, Suzanne Hart. Beatrice Conlin, Patricia Pearson, Judith Fellows, Eudora Keller. First Row: Virginia Serviss. Sharon Fox, Anna Marie Sanderson, Helen Stacy. Miss Trerise. Mrs. Walra+h's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Gerald Jones, Philip Washburn. Lorn Mcfmyre. Paul Sharpe. Edwin Grow, James Morley. Gerald Hewitt. Third Row: Thomas Laverghetta, Ken- neth Thayer. Jay Bresett, Milo Pritty, Mack Fuller, Ruby Marcellus. Second Row: Dorothy Dusharm. Elaine Kousch, Nancy Narrow'. Jane Hyde, Joyce Starnes. Patricia Feisthamel. Dorothy Ro- billard, Elna Arnold. First Row: Anne Walker, Judith Gard- ner, Lillith Sitts. Phyllis Dashnaw, Louine Raven, Mrs. Walrath. 22 Eleventh Grade Miss Nul+y's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Alex Aravan- tinos Craig Mackey. Roland Bowhall. David Cumrnings. David Johnson. James Fleming. Jack Ward. Third Row: Margaret Brown. Ruth Stahl. Eileen Tharrett, Keith Williamson, Lyle price. Ellsworth Hays. Second Row: Sue Ellen Shinnock. Bonnie Evans. James Morisey, Karen Kingsley, Judy Aldridge. First Row: Miss Nulty, Sandra Morisey, Mary Ellen Hillis, Shirley Mallette, Eliza- beth Zanker, Jean Roberts. Mr. Walrath's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Gary Rich- ardson. William Hills, Dean McManus. Melvin Lee. Leelan Jones, James Randall. Carl Thomas. Third Row: Edna Scott, Norman Fuller, . Louis Weinstein, John Bell, Morris Ellis. Robert Hance. Second Row: Lucretia Stevens, Gloria Ferguson, Rosalyn Lamon, Judy Cassaw, Judy Grimshaw, Carol Jenne. Helen Davis. First Row: Patricia Durant, Marie McCumber, Linda Whittaker. Joanne Smith. Sandra Blair, Mr. Walrath. Mr. Nandal's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Lucretia Pea- body, Dwight Knowlton, Richard Casse, James Hanratty, Blaine Gale. Corbin Everhart. Marlene Riley. Third Row: Kenneth Towne. Harry Moore. Carol Johnson. Charles Rice, Don- ald Locklin, Martin Hogue. Second Row: Sally Strate. Dorine Hooper, Jan Fitzgerald. Mary Cole, Ann Seaman, Judith Woodward. First Row: Helen Beane. Norma Merritt, Janet Halladay, Sharon Snyder, Mr. Nan- dal. 23 Tenth Grade Mr. Kindi's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Mr. Kindi, David LaPierre, Gary Briggs. William San- derson, David Mullen. Luther Cole. Donald Raven. Third Row: Eugene Bishop. Joyce Gillett, Carolyn Bums. Nancy Bishop. Korleen Harper, James Allen, Robert Perrin. Second Row: Sharon Jones. Lyla Swem, George Yerdon, Robert Jennings. Byron Billings. Margaret Robinson, Sandra Pra- shaw. First Row: Gail Banville, Trudy Evans. Ann Woodward. RoseAnn Brown. DeAnn Hogue, Carol Mullins. Mr. Dolan's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Lawrence Sheldon. Robert Dier, Richard Lumley, Leon Phelps. Lawrence Washburn, Brian Taylor, John Norton. Mr. Dolan. Third Row: William Isereau, Lloyd Bailey. Richard Bishop. Ronald Kennedy, Roland Roberts. Carlton House, James Clark, Wayne Spaulding. Second Row: Carol Lynde, Marjorie Peck. Gloria Cole. Susan Bishop. Jean Ben- ware, Judith Narrow. Janice Hayden. Bon- nie Dean. First Row: Eileen Raven, Jean Wood- ward. Mary Messier. Diane Dier. Joanne Sheldon. Bonnie Fowler, Janet Washburn, Carol Hosmer, Sylvia Gollaher. Mr. Graham's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Betty Turner, Betty Manning. Sandra Johnson. Faye Cooper. Alice Hadfield, Sharon Bresett, Gloria Reynolds, Naomi Butt. Mr. Graham. Third Row: Jan Bray ton. Robert McIn- tosh. Jesse Donaldson. Richard Parker. Adrian Bigelow, Robert Graves, Nelson Sanderson, Edward Hutton. Second Row: Sara Sterling. Gertrude McKinney. Amy Empson, Ruth Whitford, Bernice Best, Patricia Porter, Margo Hobart. First Row: Harvey Strate, Lester Vill- eneuve, Trudy Austin. Judy Fuller. Joseph Sleeman, James Whittaker. 24 Tenth Grade Miss Stafford's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Gary Fergu- son Richard Jones. Terrance Austin. David Bishop. Merrill Bulger. Paul Pete. William Reddick. Thomas Love, Leonard Walrath. Third Row: Thomas Cummings. Bruce Tamblin, Ann Battersby, Alice Tait, Eunice Woodard. Susan Mashaw, Sandra Savage. Terry Noble. Second Row: Norma Dewan. Diane Forsythe. Brenda Raven. Martha Klock. Esther Mullen. Joan Brown, Maureen Haskins. First Row: Charlotte Walrath. Caroline Patton. Beverly—Thayer; StleTVa Horton, johanna O’Grady, Kay Clemmons, Miss Stafford. Mrs. LaFalce's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Theodore Travis. William Rubar. Wayne Storie. Gary Orford. Richard Marcellus, James Bowhall. Thomas Mitchell, David Howard. Third Row: Elsie Griffith. Bernice Zanker. Linda Countryman, Margaret Eibert, Diane MacTurk. Sally Anderson, Linda Hull, Martha Millard. Second Row: Donna Frith. Laura Parker. Philip Bigarel, William Phelps. Joseph Hilyard, Stephen Adler. Wilbert Watson, Judy White. First Row: Judy Blance, Sandra Byrns, Janet Reed. Lorraine Hays. Shirley Besaw, Brenda Thompson, Mrs. LaFalce. Prizes and Awards College Scholarships: Jay Ormsby, full scholarship to Webb Institute; Nancy Walrath, David Beatty, Charles Stahl, Jr., and Janet Wicks, New York State Regents Scholarships; Dennis Bulger, 1957 Rouse Scholarship. Marlene Riley and Gary Richardson tied for the 1956 Aldrich Scholarship. David Beatty received the 1956 Marion Bowman English Prize, Syracuse Alumni Award, and commendation in the 1957 National Merit Program. Foster Drury received the 1957 Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Vene Vrooman won first place in the 1957 V.F.W. Essay Contest on American democracy. Marlene Riley won first prize in the United Nations Essay Contest. Mary McAdam won second place and Jean McIntosh won third prize in the Adirondack Minerals Industry Essay Contest. Colleen Brown won second prize in the 1956 WCTU poster contest. Laura White received the 1957 Betty Crocker Award. 25 Ninth Grade Miss Cross' Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Rita Randall, Connie Thivierge. Loren Wood. Roger Fisk, Karl Parker, Robert Porter, Duane Wain- wright, Sharon Jordan, Sandra Hauser. Third Row: Judy VanCor, Stephen Brown, Joseph Clancy, Gary Simmons, Ralph House, Wayne Belmore, Lyle Fuller, Sharon Bradish. Second Row: Mary Sibley, Shirley Klock, Jean McIntosh, Rose Robillard, Janet Glas- ford, Kathleen Winters, Betty Claflin, Lorraine Morse, Miss Cross. First Row: Rose Fuller, Judy Barker, Donald Lamica, Gary Trombley, Gary Hall, Arthur Rotundo. Mr. Brown's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Linda Dygert, Dean Salisbury, Charles Hyde. Stuart Crowner, Sandra Mackey, Stanley Parody, Michael Donnelly, Bruce Gale, Kristine Battersby. Third Row: Phillip Law, William Randall, James Hart, James Skeldon. James Coates, Gary Bulger, James Ellingworth, Emma Claflin. Second Row: Mr. Brown, Barbara Wood, Joan Jesmer, Wanda Van Duzee. Norma Rubadeau, Genevieve Grady, Beverly June, John Corwine. First Row: Dianne Herheim, Sally LaPierre, Mary Neuroth, Deanna Thomas, Helen Rawlinson, Phyllis Simmons, Sally ] Brozzo. Mr. Baker's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Wendy Hollis, Warren Bishop, Donald Malbouf, Terry Thompson, Jerry Abrantes, John Washburn, Rosemary Bevans. Third Row: Mr. Baker. Maxine Monter- ville, Lynn Kio, Connie Goodnough, Martha Burr, Bonnie Painter. Violet Watson, Bon- nie Sullivan. Second Row: Meredith Fleming, Jac- queline Jolly, Gloria Love, Lois Aldrich, Ida Fay Eibert, Edith Clement, Carol Schutt. First Row: Richard Carpenter, Harry Phelps. James Serviss, Timothy Reddick, Gary Davis. Merritt Young, Ralph Young, Milton Johnson. 26 Ninth Grade Mr. Bergin's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Anne Geer, Fdul Raymo, Gerald Hartle. Robert Maine, javid Gass, Donald Premo, Peter Burgess, Shirley King. Third Row: Diane Edwards, Ernest Ellis, John Hanratty, Brent Smith. Robert Dal- ton. Gary Scott, Diane Norton, Mr. Bergin. Second Row: Jean LaTray, Mary Jane Hobart. Robert Davies. Gaylord Bigelow. James Jackson, Patrick Patterson, Sarah Sprague. Barbara Clement. First Row: Patricia Rubadeau. Clara Johnson. Jacqueline Maier, John Young. Donald Walker, Donna Reynolds. Margaret Walrath. Mr. Westover's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: John Spicer. Phillip Millard. Roger Rice. Lionel Griffith. David Caswell, Bruce Winters, Robert Brown. John Andrews. Third Row: Judith House. Carol Towne, Edith White. Ann Ashline. Mavis Bowhall, Linda Klock. Nancy Premo, Nancy Chap- man. Mr. Westover. Second Row—Benjamin Porter. William Schofell, Duke Dillmore, Loris Shatraw, Stanley Donaldson. James Frappier. Ken- neth Kinney, Janice Davis. First Row: Patricia Hance, Catherine Tamblin, Susan Jones, Kathryn Ferguson. Cheryl Morisey, Sharon Roberts. Fredrick Horton. Mrs. Wranesh's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Angelina Aravantinos, Janet Davis. Alan Griffith. Kenneth Denesha, Harold Fowler, Donald Clement, Marjorie Sullivan, Lona Holmes. Third Row: Mrs. Wranesh, Anne Toomey, Phyllis Kitts. Marion Eichom. Nancy Wells, Karen Woods, Mary Ann Boulet. Charles Hillis. Second Row: Melanie Monterville, James Bishop. Kenneth Snyder. Franklyn Sheperd. James Matthews, Roger Briggs, David Pearson, Robert Keller. First Row: James Phippins. Dorothy Roberts, Nancy Case. Mary McAdam. Sharon Greenhill, Janet Jones, Sally Porter. Betty Shatraw, Richard Washburn. 27 THE GHS STUDENT IS FRIENDLY lovable AND NEVER ADMITS DE FEET 28 Our hands—reaching, building, serving. Interest is a key. The interest of the student penetrating the world beyong the class- room finds satisfaction in a varied selection of extra-curricular activities. 29 Student Council Third Row—left to right: Mr. McIntyre. Donald Sprague. Dennis Bulger. Lawrence Sheldon. Merrill Bulger, James Morley. Second Row: Constance Hockey. James Jackson. Richard Robinson. David White. Charles Hyde, Sara Sterling. First Row: Diane Herheim, Margaret Walrath. Bonnie Evans. Joyce Starnes, Nancy Matthews. 'l Dance Committee Third Row—left to right: David Truax, Merrill Bulger, Vene Vrooman, Mr. Graham. Second Row: Bonnie Evans, Nancy Phelps. Bethany Brown. First Row: Ellsworth Hayden. Sue Ellen Shinnock, Johanna O’Grady, Stephen Murray. THE DANCE COMMITTEE During the year the Dance Committee sponsored many dances after basketball games and many school dances, including the Thanksgiving Ball, and, in combination with the Student Council, the Christmas Ball. The profits from these dances purchased new records for the record file. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1956-1957 student government has been very active. It has worked successfully on several projects through the year. An assembly committee was formed which worked with faculty members to plan the general order for assemblies and to help with the problem of student conduct at assemblies. Spectator buses to away games during basketball and football seasons were obtained. The trophy cases have been cleaned and the trophies polished. Our biggest project has been the support of a Foreign Exchange Student, coming in the fall. Information was obtained from Watertown High School and the American Field Service concerning the procedure. Then we gained support from the P.T.A. and other local clubs. Foster parents were secured; shares were sold and the necessary amount of money raised. We know a foreign exchange student will make our school and community better places in which to live and learn. 4 30 Library Club Third Row—left to right: Florence Towne. Janice Boprey. Virginia Ray. Al- berta Shippee. Judy Aldridge. Ann Seaman, Doreen Byrns. Helen Stacy. Beatrice Con- iin Nancy Bishop. Sally Strate. Nancy Matthews. Sandra Byrns, Sandra Dashnaw. Eudora Keller, Anna Sanderson. Elsie Griffith. Second Row: Kathern Tracy. Laura White. Gloria Malbouf. Linda Countryman, Nancy Merritt. Eileen Tharrett. Miss Vail. First Row: Bonnie Gayne, Dorothy Ro- billard. Donna Bigelow, Clara Johnson. Gloria Love. Mary McAdam, Joyce Gillett. Gail Banville, Dorothy Roberts, Joyce Streeter. Library Workers Left to Right—Standing: Ann Seaman. Gloria Malbouf. Nancy Bishop, Nancy Merritt. Miss Vail, Clara Johnson. Seated: Doreen Byrns. Linda Country- man. Joyce Gillett. Future Farmers of America Fourth Row—left to right: Jay Bressett, Richard Bishop. Dwight Knowlton. Kenneth Denesha. Edward Hutton, Blaine Gale. Richard Jones. Third Row: Mr. Wicks. Philip Millard. Ellsworth Hays, Roger Rice. Duane Wain- wright, John Bell. Melvin Lee. Second Row: William Randall. Norman Fuller. Gary Bulger. Harry Shampine. Harry Moore. Ernest Ellis. Lyle Fuller. First Row: Robert Hays. Gary Davis, william Schofell, Vernon McIntosh. James Clark, Donald Lamica. 31 Dpflnftni n Cj.-,!!_Fifth Row—left to right: Donald Sprague, Dennis Bulger, Foster Drury, Donald Putman, Glenn Van Valken- ucaiiuman J a burg, Charles Stahl, Jay Ormsby, David Bresee. Fourth Row: Zelphia Klock, Lorraine Johnson, Ruth Deven- dorf, Judith Hollis, Wilfred Belmore, David Truax, Darya Chateau, Jean Fullington, Nancy Merritt, Sally Countryman. Third Row: Diane Johnston. Brenda Shepard, Constance Hockey, Nancy Phelps, Bonnie Gayne, Nancy Matthews, Carolyn Lepper, Kay Raymo, Joan Parker, Laura Patton. Second Row: Shirley Moore, Joan Kaley, Janet Wicks. Donna Tessmer, Doris Washburn, Elisa DeCastro. Bethany Brown, Barbara Noble, Marjorie Jones, Virginia Ray. First Row: Miss Herring, Elaine Raven, Elizabeth Church, Charles Porter, Joyce Streeter, Kay Walton, Colleen Brown. The Deanonian The Deanonian Staff has tried to apply its own theme to its own work— REACHING for artistic effect in the whole and accuracy in detail; BUILDING a fair picture of the activities of the year; SERVING to create memories for the years ahead. We hope we have succeeded. Deanonian Editors— Seated—left to right: Da- vid Beatty, Jay Ormsby, Nancy Walrath, Laura White, Diane Miller. Standing: Miss Herring, Miss Nulty, Foster Drury. V 32 Dpan Hi-Lites Staff__________Fifth Row—left to right: Linda Countryman. Carol Johnson. Cynthia Price. Carol Jenne. Ruth Stahl, Ann Seaman, Janice Davis, Linda Hull, Judy Grimshaw. Fourth Row: Sally Anderson. Constance Hockey, Elisa Canali, Darya Chateau, Rita Randall, Mary Messier. Diane Norton, Diane Edwards, Nancy Chapman, Laura Parker, Martin Hogue. Third Row: Donald Sprague, Dean Porter. Sandra Prashaw, Jack Ward, Elisa DeCastro, Nancy Narrow, Eileen Raven, Sharon Bresett, Joan Brown, Patricia Maier, Shirley Mallette. Lillith Sitts, Dennis Bulger. Second Row: Gail Banville, Rosalyn Lamon. Sarah Sprague. Kathryn Ferguson, Faye Cooper. Sarah Washburn. Judith Fellows, Joyce Starnes, Patricia Feisthamel, Doris Washburn, Jay Ormsby. Gary Rich- ardson. First Row: Charlotte Walrath, Sharon Snyder, Donna Frith. Jean Benware, Judy White. Gary Davis, Jean Roberts. Judith Gardner, Diane MacTurk. Hpan Hi I i+ c FrJi+nrc_________Third Row—left to right: Patrick Collins. David r'' Lues canori� Beatty Lucretia Peabody. Marlene Riley. Foster Drury. Brent Taylor. Second Row: Shirley Roberts. Alice Tait. Nancy Phelps, Donna Bigelow. Colleen Brown, Mr. Bergin. First Row: Bethany Brown, Sue Ellen Shinnock, Joan Kaley, Janet Wicks, Diane Miller. Standing—left to right: Janet Wicks, Executive Editor: Joan Kaley, Managing Editor. Seated: Mr. Bergin. Advisor. Deanonian Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief—David Beatty Assistant Editors—Diane Miller, Laura White Art Editor—Nancy Walrath Head Typist—Nancy Merritt Assistants—Wilfred Belmore, David Bresee, Bethany Brown, Elizabeth Church, Ruth Devendorf, Jean Fullington, Bonnie Gayne, Constance Hockey, Judith Hollis, Lorraine Johnson, Diane Johnston, Mar- jorie Jones, Zelphia Klock, Gloria Malbouf, Shirley Moore, Barbara Noble, Laura Patton, Charles Porter, Elaine Raven, Warren Raven, Virginia Ray, Brenda Shepard, Donald Sprague, Charles Stahl, Joyce Streeter, David Truax, Kay Walton, Doris Washburn. BUSINESS STAFF Business Managers—Foster Drury, Jay Ormsby Assistants—Bethany Brown, Colleen Brown, Dennis Bulger, Sally Countryman, Darya Chateau, blisa DeCastro, Ruth Devendorf, Constance Hockey, Joan Kaley, Carolyn Lepper, Nancy Matthews, Nancy Phelps, Kay Raymo, Charles Stahl, Donna Tessmer, Doris Washburn, Janet Wicks. 33 r . _ Toarkorc Third Row—left to right: John Spicer. Nancy Case. Sue Ellen Shinnock. Milton Johnson. Colleen Brown. Bonnie rUTUre leacners Evans. Shirley Mallette. David Bresee. David Beatty. Second Row: David Truax, Wanda Van Duzee, Sara Sterl- ing, Brenda Raven, Linda Whittaker, Richard Robinson. Brian Taylor. First Row: David White, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Beatty, Miss Stiles, Mr. Stevenson, Nancy Walrath. V French Club Third Row—left to right. David Bresee, David Beatty, Marlene Riley, Dean Porter, Leelan Jones. Second Row: Karen Kings- ley, Bonnie Dean. Joan Kaley, Janet Wicks, Sue Ellen Shin- hock. First Row: Miss Nuffer, Sharon Snyder, Caroline Pat- ton, Miss Passino. Future Homemakers Fourth Row—left to right: Zelphia Klock. Marlene Al- drich. Margaret Brown. Rose- mary Fowler, Nancy Merritt. Third Row: Judy Aldridge, Beatrice Conlin, Kay Raymo, Mary Cole. Second Row: Dorothy Ro- billard, Judy Woodward, Eu- dora Keller. Kay Conklin. Miss Stafford. First Row: Kathern Tracy, Doreen Hooper, Linda Whitta- ker. Elna Arnold, Patricia Du- rant. 34 Ki ■; ,1 Honor Sorip+v_________Third Row: Foster Drury, James Morley, Richard Williams, Gary Richardson, Dennis Bulger, Jack Ward. IN a TI o ii a iy Second Row: Jay Ormsby, Edwin White, Patrick Collins. Paul Blair, David Beatty. Richard Robinson, Marlene Riley. First Row: Lucretia Stevens, Rosalyn Lamon, Sarah Washburn. Shirley Mallette. Nancy Walrath, Miss Nulty. Elected in 1957: Laura White and Thomas Sheen. —------------- V Literature Seminar Fourth Row—left to right: Ruth Stahl, Sally Anderson, Alice Tait. Brian Taylor, Ann Battersby, Linda Dygert, Miss Stiles. Third Row: Joyce Gillett. Sara Sterling. Thomas Red- dick, Thomas Love, Dewey itKribs, Carol Lynde, Margaret Robinson. Second Row: Martha Mill- ard. Bernice Best. Ruth Whit- ford. Diane Hogue, Sandra Byrns. First Row: Charlotte Wal- rath. Sharon Snyder, Janice Hayden. t Math and Chess Club Fifth Row—left to right: Corbin Everhart, Dean Porter. Norbert Hall, James Randall. Donald Sprague. Gary Rich- ardson, James Morley, Gary Jones. Fourth Row: Donald Too- mey. Blaine Gale, Gerald Hewitt, Terry Thompson. Da- vid Caswell. Rockwell Living- ston, Vene Vrooman, Gordon Good i son. Third Row: Lyle Price. Charles Stahl. Gerald Jones. Paul Blair, Philip Washburn. Jay Ormsby. Louis Weinstein. Donald Locklin. Second Row: Mr. Cromie, Gary Briggs, Byron Billings, Bruce Gale, Richard Robinson. Kenneth Towne, Mr. Baker. First Row: Thomas Sheen, Ronald Storrin, William Ran- aall, Ralph Young. Joseph Hil- yard. James Frappier, James kkeldon. 35 Senior Play Back Row—left to right: Dennis Bulger. Thomas Sheen. David Truax. David Beatty, Vene Vrooman, Donald Sprague. Front Row: Lorraine Johnson, Nancy Phelps, Carolyn Lep.jer, Bethany Brown, Janet Wicks. SNAPSHOTS—I, Philistine businessman (Vene Vrooman) lectures to pretty, perky neighbor (Betsy Brown). 2—Mannish secretary (Lorraine Johnson) confers with jocund promoter (David Beatty) and overworked maid (Janet Wicks). 3—Husky football players (Don Sprague and Dennis Bulger) and super-muscular gridiron star (Tom Sheen) help lead money-loving executive (Vene Vrooman) to take business less seriously. 4—Adonis Arthur (David Truax) introduces the love element with passes at sweetheart (Nancy Phelps). 5—Vene Vrooman loses gray hair and cosmetics in post mortem make up removal. It's Never Too Late Deedie ____________________________Janet Wicks Mr. Lee_________________________Vene Vrooman Charles ________________________ Thomas Sheen Mrs. Lee_________________________Carolyn Lepper Stanley ______________________ Lorraine Johnson Virginia____________________________Nancy Phelps Arthur___________________________________ David Truax Kathryn__________________________Bethany Brown Lewis ___________________________ David Beatty Society Ladies__________Nancy Matthews, Brenda Shepard, Doris Washburn Football Players Donald Sprague, Dennis Bulger 36 Senior Play Production Staff Third Row—left to right: Dennis Bulger, Jay Ormsby, Foster Drury, Donald Sprague. Second Row: Nancy Walrath. Brenda Shepard. Nancy Matthews. First Row: David Bresee, Doris Washburn, Joan Kaley, Mr. Graham. Production Staff Director, Mr. Robert E. Graham; Student Director. Donald Sprague; Co-Production Managers. Nancy Matthews and Dennis Bulger; Prompter, Joan Kaley; Make-up. Doris Washburn, Brenda Shepard; Tickets, Foster Drury, Jay Ormsby; Sound Effects, David Bresee; Publicity, Nancy Walrath, Colleen Brown, Kay Walton. Jean Fullington, Kay Conklin, Marlene Aldrich. Donna DeCastro, Marjorie Jones, Gloria Malbouf, Elaine Raven. Ginnie Bigelow, Anna Sanderson. Lorraine Coates. Johanna O’Grady; Ushers, Donna Bigelow, Colleen Brown, Darya Chateau, Elisa Ray. The Dean Oratorical Contest This year, for the first time, contestants wrote their own selections. There was great variety ranging from a highly personal description of a head cold through the tragedy of murder. The fact that an author was interpreting his or her own work added interest to the contest. Dean Oratorical Contestants Third Row—left to right: David Bresee. Gary Richardson, Lawrence Sheldon, Jack Ward. Second Row: Sue Ellen Shinnock, Rosalyn Lamon, Shirley Mallette. First Row: Doris Washburn, Carolyn Lepper. Mr. Barna. Absent: Brent Taylor. Dean Oratorical Prize Winners First Prize: Rosalyn Lamon, “I Plead My Case”; Lawrence Sheldon, ‘‘My Cold.” Second Prize: Sue Ellen Shinnock, “Just One Incident”; Gary Richardson, “Pedro’s Revenge.” 37 1 Dean Thespians Fourth Row—left to right: Bonnie Thi- vierge. James Jackson, Stuart Crowner, Nelson Sanderson, David Bresee. Diane MacTurk. Mr. Bama. Third Row: Shirley Klock, Sara Sterling. Carol Lynde. Elisa Canali. Sandra Prashaw, Sharon Bradish, Rosalyn Lamon. Second Row: Rosemary Bevans. Diane Dier, Genevieve Grady, Nancy Narrow, Linda Hull. Diane Forsythe. First Row: Catherine Tamblin, Patricia Feisthamel. Anna Sanderson. Colleen Brown, Sue Ellen Shinnock, Doris Wash- burn. Elaine Cameron. Dean Thespians Third Row—left to right: Rita Randall, Mary Messier. Sally Anderson. Sharon Jordan, Judith Hollis. Wendy Hollis, Susan Mashaw, Carol Jenne. Second Row: Mary Ann Boulet. Brenda Raven. Laura Parker. Donna Frith. Jac- queline Jolly, Joyce Starnes, Elisa DeCas- tro. First Row: Mary Jane Hobart. Janice Hayden. Mary Lynn Neuroth. Ruth Whit- ford. Susan Jones. Diane Herheim. Dean Thespians The Dean Thespians this year, under Mr. Barna's direction, held a Christ- mas party and several meetings at which special entertainment was presented. A dance in the spring and a trip to Syracuse to see a play were also planned. 38 MUSIC The Christmas Concert 39 ' r A PannolL Pknlr_____ Fourth Row—left to right: Jack Ward, Glen Van Valkenburg. William Hills, Charles Stahl, Edwin Grow, David ppeiid vnoir Truax, Stephen Murray, Patrick Collins, Keith Williamson. Third Row: Margaret Robinson. Shirley Roberts, David Bresee, Thomas Laverghetta. Martin Hogue. Ellsworth Hayden. Richard Robinson, Nancy__Wal« th, Mrs. Farley. Second Row: Bethany Brown, Judith Grimshaw, Nancy Phelps, Joyce Starnes. Gloria Ferguson. Brenda Sht ard, Jane Hyde. Jan Fitzgerald, Lorraine Johnson. Front Row: Cynthia Price, Sharon Snyder, Doris Washburn, Nancy Narrow, Patricia Feisthamel, Nancy Matthews, Linda Whit- taker, Laura White. Music The music department, functioning in two buildings, has had about fifteen separate organizations working this year, some of them with such a large number of students that more than one section of each was necessary. The department is proud of its new harp, the gift to the school of Mr. and Mrs. James Papayan- akos. Orrhp trfl _____Fourth Row—left to right: Linda Hull, Kristine Battersby, Nancy Walrath, Gary Ferguson, David Howard, Stephen urcne5ircj Murray. Richard Robinson, Anne Battersby. Third Row: JacKWaTth Janet Jones, Diane Herheim. Bernice Best, Esther Mullin. Connie Goodnough. Diane Dier, Carol Jenne, Edna Scott, Sharon Bradish, Margaret Walrath. Linda Dygert, Marlene Riley. Second Row: Diane Forsythe. Melanie Monterville. Lucretia Peabody. Trudy Austin. Bonnie Thivierge. Sharon Snyder. Ruth Whitford, Elizabeth Church. First Row: Linda Whittaker. ChajioUe-AVairath, Janice Hayden, Mary Ann Boulet, Kathleen Winters. Stuart Crowner, Stephen Adler, Margaret Robinson. V 40 V V MARCHING BAND This band, organized for outdoor appearances, has practiced marching and drill and achieved remarkable proficiency in them. It made a fine appearance at the football games with Saranac, Og- densburg, Tupper Lake, and Canton. It made civic appearances in the Hallowe'en parade, the Me- morial Day parade and at the ceremonies marking the opening of the new bridge. CONCERT BAND The concert band gave its formal concert the evening of March 28 in the auditorium. It appear- ed three times in assemblies for the benefit of the students and it served as a pep band at basket- ball games. DANCE BAND The dance band has not made as many appearances as usual this year. It played for two Parent- Teachers Association dances and for the victory dance after the last basketball game. It also enter- tained the students in assembly. SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA This group, composed of senior high students only, has taken part in two concerts this year—the Christmas Concert and the Orchestra-Chorus Concert in May. This concert is a combined production by the Senior High Orchestra, Junior High Orchestra, String Ensemble, Junior High Chorus, Senior High Chorus, and the A Cappella Choir. The orchestra also furnished the music at the Senior Play, the Dean Oratorical Contest, Baccalaureate services and Commencement. It took part in the May Fes- tival in Potsdam. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA This group is made up of seventh and eighth grade students only. The orchestra made its initial appearance at the annual Orchestra-Chorus Concert in May. A CAPPELLA CHOIR A selected group of eleventh and twelfth year voices, this group meets every day, its members receiving state credit for participation. It appeared several times in assembly, at the Christmas and spring concerts, in connection with the Dean Oratorical Contest, the Baccalaureate exercises and Commencement. It also went to Potsdam for the May Festival. Dance Band__________Back Row—Ieft to riSht: Korleen Harper, piano; Carolyn Lepper, James Bowhall, Thomas Laverghetta, David Howard. Richard Robinson. Stephen Murray. Gary Ferguson. John Young. First Row: Bethany Brown. Vocalist; Jack Ward. Nancy Conway, Douglas Tulley, Corbin Everhart. Melanie Monterville, Elaine Raven. David Truax. 41 Trnmnol Fncomklo _________Back Row—left to right: Stephen Murray, David Ho- llu,,Te crnemuie ward. Front: Thomas Laverghetta, Richard Robinson. The Music Department's New Harp Left: Jack Ward; Right: Ann Battersby W NrtJu ln J Pi.,:«+« +__Back Row—left to right: Kristine Woodwind Vuintet —Battersby Linda D gertt Edna Scott. Front Row: Sharon Snyder, Margaret Walrath. Fnur Juniors _______Back Row: Stephen Murray, David Truax, Charles Stahl. Front: Richard Robinson. 1 R nrl ____Front to Back: starting on left: First Row: Mr. Townsend. Second Row: Linda Dygert, Sharon Bradish, Lu- ividrcnmg dcj vj cretia Peabody, Stephen Adler, Shirley Mallette, William Bowhall, Terry Austin. Third Row: Sharon Snyder, John Corwine. Elaine Raven. Lynn Kio, Ann Battersby. Norman Fuller. Fourth Row: Margaret Walrath. Kay Walton. Melanie Monterville, Carolyn Lepper, Sally Anderson. Corbin Everhart. Fifth Row: Kristine Battersby, CarfTT Schutt. Gal y Ferguson, Mary Cole. Edna Scott, Alan Griffith. Sixth Row: Thomas Laverghetta, Kathryn Ferguson, Joyce Starnes. David Howard, Brent Smith. Jack Ward, Dean Salis- bury. Twirlers—left to right: Patricia Feisthamel. Lorraine Johnson. Carol Jenne. OFFICERS President-------------------------------------Richard Robinson Librarian ----------------------------------------------Shirley Mallette Managers_______Carol Jenne, Thomas Laverghetta, Joyce Starnes FLUTE Linda Dygert Janice Hayden Cynthia Price Sharon Snyder OBOE Margaret Walrath FRENCH HORN Kristine Battersby CLARINET Sharon Bradish John Corwine Kathryn Ferguson Jane Hyde Carol Jenne Elaine Kousch Nancy Narrow Edna Scott Carol Schutt Kay Walton BASS CLARINET Shirley Mallette ALTO SAXOPHONE Melaine Monterville Elaine Raven TROMBONE Gary Jones John Young TRUMPET James Bowhall Mary Cole David Howard Thomas Laverghetta Carolyn Lepper David Mullen Richard Robinson Stephen Murray Brent Smith BASS VIOL Jack Ward TUBA Terry Austin Dean Salisbury BARITONE Anne Battersby Cary Ferguson TENOR SAXOPHONE Lucretia Peabody Joyce Starnes PERCUSSION Bernice Best Patricia Fiesthamel Alan Griffith Judith Grimshaw Lorraine Johnson STRING ENSEMBLE This performs touch to group appeared at the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. In addition this group for many community affairs during the year. The addition of a harpist has given an extra its performances this year. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Flute, Sharon Snyder; Oboe, Margaret Walrath; Clarinet, Enda Scott; French Horn, Kristine Battersby; Bassoon, Linda Dygert. The wood wind quintette has been a nebulous type of organization this year, practicing at times convenient to its members and giving way to crowded schedules and other rehearsals. The quintette has worked on a large repertoire: Rondo Serioso by Senaille; Petite Suite in three parts arranged from music by Corelle, Handel, Loeillet; Canzonetta by Guilmant. The music played by a woodwind quintette is usually classical in nature and composed for the most part during the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The quintette performed for criticism at the May Festival. TRUMPET QUARTETTE The Trumpet Quartette performed for assemblies, during the Band-Chorus Concert, and for vil- lage groups. The quartette has been versatile and has played a variety of types of music. On the light- er side has been Russian Dance by Updownsky and Count Me Out a jazz number. Inside the Atom Bomb was a modern style of novelty music. The quartette also played the Second Movement from Sonatina for Four Bb Trumpets by Don Gillis; Allegro by Mozart; Wintertime by Schu- mann, and a piece by Brahms. 43 44 +rma Enspmhlp____________Standing: Ann Battersby. Linda Hull. Seated: left to right: Diane Forsythe, Janet Jones, Charlotte Walrath, Linda Whittaker, Mary Ann Boulet, Stuart Crowner, Kathleen Winters, Steve Adler. ------------— SENIOR HIGH CHORUS This is a new organization this year open to any and all students who enjoy music and like to sing. With one hundred fifty members it has been necessary to divide into two groups, each meeting once a week. It made its first appearance as part of the Christmas Concert and also took part in the May Concert. Chorus_______Fifth Row—left to r'Sht: Linda Dygert, Gary Ferguson. Merrill Bulger. Gary Orford. Alan Griffith. Martin Hogue. Lona Holmes. Fourth Row: Sharon Bradish. Bonnie Thivierge. Mary Messier. Kristine Battersby. Linda Hull. Diane Dier. Eunice Woodward. Norma Dewan. Third Row: Sharon Jones, Judy Blance. Rosemary Bevans. Rita Randall. Mary Ann Boulet. Carol Towne, Diane Norton. Second Row: Carol Mullins. Margaret Walrath. Esther Mullin, Judith Patterson. Sandra Savage. Jean Woodward. Sally LaPierre. First Row: Wanda VanDuzee. Caroline Patton. Joan Brown. James Jackson, Donna Frith, Janice Hayden, Gloria Reynolds. Chorus______Fifth Row—left to right: Stephen Murray. David Truax, Edwin Grow, William Hills. Ellsworth Hayden. Kenneth Towne. Fourth Row: Sally Anderson. Linda Countryman. Margaret Robinson. Sharon Jordan. Jacqueline Jolly, Brenda Thompson, Gloria Cole. Third Row: Faye Eibert. Dorothy Roberts. Laura Parker. Rosalyn Lamon, Jean Benware. Sandra Dashnaw. Sally Countryman. Second Row: Diane Johnston, Nancy Bishop. Carol Hosmer. Susan Jones. Jacqueline Maier. First Row: Beverly June. Bernice Best. Elaine Cameron, Gail Banville. Chorus______Fifth Row—left to right: Thomas Laverghetta. Thomas Love. Stuart Crowner. Keith William- son. David Howard. Jack Ward. Fourth Row: Bonnie Gayne, Janice Boprey. Carolyn Lepper, Judy Aldridge. Judith Cassaw, Betty Manning. Third Row: Florence Towne. Angelina Aravantinos. Martha Klock, Joan Jessmer. Maxine Monterville. Kathleen Winters. Deanna Thomas. Second Row: Janet Glasford. Diane Forsythe. Brenda Raven. Judy Van Cor. Gertrude McKinney. Rose Ann Brown. Amy Empson. Janet Washburn. Mary Neuroth. First Row: Janet Jones, Norma Rubadeau, Mary Jane Hobart. Barbara Wood. Trudy Evans. Rose Robillard, Connie Goodnough. Chorus______Fifth Row—left to right: Zelphia Klock. Patrick Collins. David Bishop. Thomas Reddick. Robert Graves. Stephen Adler. Fourth Row: Ann Battersby. Trudy Austin. Susan Mashaw. Korleen Harper. Carol Lynde, Elsie Griffith. Third Row: Ruth Stahl, Joyce Gillett. Sandra Byrns. Shirley Mallette. Diane MacTurk. Sandra Prashaw. Second Row: Elisa Canali. Shirley Roberts. Cjiaxlotte Walrath, Laura Patton. Ruth Whitford. First Row: Martha Millard, Diane Hogue, Bonnie Deanf Diane Herheim, Shirley Klock. 45 46 SPORTS 47 1 V rci+ Fr� r� +k ll_________________Fourth Row—left to right: Robert Dier, Jay Bresett, James Morley, David Cummings. Blaine Gale. Richard drsiTy rooiuciM Casse. Edwin Grow. Peter Perrin. Third Row: Gerald Jones. Robert Hance. Lorn McIntyre. Milo Pritty. Dwight Knowlton. Philip Washburn. Paul Blair. Second Row: Keith Williamson. Patrick Collins. Martin Hogue. Harry Trombley, Lionel Nicholas. David White. Kenneth Blair. Front Row: David Truax, Dennis Bulger. Donald Putman. Raymond Donaldson. Donald Toomey. Brent Taylor. VARSITY FOOTBALL—Season of 1956-1957 Gouverneur Opponents 0 Saranac Lake 0 32 St. Mary’s 6 33 Ogdensburg 6 34 Malone 0 25 Canton 0 25 Tupper Lake 0 26 Potsdam Forfeit to Massena 6 J. V. FOOTBALL Season of 1956-1957 Gouverneur Opponent 7 Canton 20 14 Carthage 0 27 Ogdensburg St. Mary’s 0 27 6 20 Canton 0 20 Massena 2 I V Fr� r� +h ll _____Third Row—left to right: Mr. Canale. Edward Hutton. Brian Taylor. William San- u. r. ruuTUd derson. Luther Cole. Larry Washburn. John Sleeman. Richard Parker, Richard Marcellus. John Washburn. Roger Rice. Philip Millard. David Gass, Carl Parker. Second Row: William Scho- fell, Gary Hall. Richard Hatch. Robert Perrin, Stephen Brown. Richard Biship. James Whittaker. Bruce Gale, Arthur Rotundo. Robert Graves. Michael Donnelly. Terry Noble Joseph Hilyard. Front Row: James Hart. Jesse Donaldson. Bruce Winters. John Horton. Jerry Abrantes, William Rubar, Robert Jennings. George Yerdon. Paul Pete. Thomas Reddick. Bruce Tamblin. Dewey Kribs. 48 Varsitv Basketball ________Second Row—left to right: William Chilton, Raymond Donaldson, Patrick Collins, David Truax, Edwin Grow, ' Ronald Storrin, David White, Merrill Bulger,. Front Row: Martin Hogue, Dennis Bulger, Dean Porter, Norbert Hall, Robert Dier, Donald Sprague, Vene Vrooman. VARSITY BASKETBALL—CHAMPIONS 1956-1957 Gouverneur Opponents 50 Canton 38 53 Ogdensburg 61 48 Potsdam 46 50 Massena 50 55 Saranac Lake 42 77 Norwood-Norfolk 47 38 Malone 40 68 Tupper Lake 64 47 Ogdensburg 38 68 Potsdam 45 Gouverneur 46 Massena Opponents 60 67 Saranac Lake 38 51 Norwood-Norfolk 56 50 Malone 48 46 Tupper Lake 50 75 Canton 40 65 Playoffs Massena 53 59 Championship Tupper Lake 44 J. V. BASKETBALL Season of 1956-1957 Gouverneur Opponent 37 Canton 33 34 Ogdensburg 30 34 Potsdam 31 34 Massena 26 40 Saranac Lake 30 42 Norwood 27 35 Malone 59 56 Tupper Lake 26 30 Ogdensburg 28 50 Potsdam 48 33 Massena 32 51 Saranac Lake 28 53 Norwood 38 41 Malone 39 34 Tupper Lake 32 53 Canton 22 Playoffs: March 8, 1957 40 Malone 30 J V Basketball________Third Row—left to right: Luther Cole, Robert Porter, Donald Bush, Mr. Atkins, David Gass, Philip Millard. Carl Parker. Second Row: John Norton. Peter Burgess, William Sanderson, Lawrence Sheldon, Richard Lumley. Richard Parker. William Rubar. Front Row: Gary Hall, James Phippins, David Pearson, Michael Donnelly. 49 V rci+w Wroc+linn ______Third Row—left to right: Adrian Bigelow. Arthur Rotundo. Merritt Youngs. Donald Lamica. Second Row: varsuy vvresTimg Dwight Knowlton. James Tuttle, James Mcrley, Harold Farren. Ronald Tuttle. First Row: Mr. Maier. Milo Pritty, Donald Locklin, Keith Williamson, Manager. VARSITY WRESTLING—1956-1957 Gouverneur Opponents 19 Watertown 29 38 Canton 13 19 Massena 25 33 Ogdensburg 8 12 Watertown 29 35 Canton 8 26 Ogdensburg 23 12 Massena 28 Record—4 wins, 4 losses. Placed fifth at Invitation Meet at Canton. January 3, 1957. Sectionals at Canton. Placed fourth. March 2, 1957. Two winners—Ronald Tuttle and Milo Pritty. Intersectionals at Watertown, March 8, 1957. Ronald Tuttle, the only winner from Gouverneur. I V Wroc+linn__________Third Row—left to right: Donald Walker, Gaylord Bigelow, Jesse Donaldson, J. v. vv resiling Stanley Donaldson. William Schofield. John Corwine. Second Row: Thomas Red- dick. Byron Billings. Edward Hutton. Larry Washburn. Brian Taylor, Donald Premo, Bruce Winters. First Row: Timothy Reddick, Manager; Rodger Rice, David Rastley, Gary Simmons, Brent Smith. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING 1956-1957 Gouverneur Opponents 28 Watertown 28 53 Canton 8 23 Massena 9 33 Ogdensburg 19 32 Watertown 16 41 Canton 3 38 Ogdensburg 11 31 Massena 22 Record: 7 wins. 1 tie undefeated 50 RacpKaII _____Back Row: Harold Farren, Blaine Gale. Donald Sprague. David White. Patrick Collins. Donald St. Louis. Dean v a cua i Porter. William Chilton. Second Row: William Sanderson. Merrill Bulger. William Rubar. Philip Washburn, Mar- tin Hogue. Thomas Laverghetta, Gerald Jones. Front Row: Norbert Hall. James Randall, Peter Perrin. Raymond Donaldson. James Bevans. Richard Parker. Lionel Nicholas. Inninr Vprci+w Rpcphpll_____Back Row: Richard Lumley. Peter Burgess, Richard Bishop. Larry Sheldon, Robert Porter. John Wash- jurnui aiiiiy u btrua burn. Larry Washburn, Mr. Atkins. Second Row: Terrance Noble, James Skeldon. Roger Briggs, Joseph Clancy, Gary Simmons. Brent Smith. David Pearson. First Row: Stephen Adler, James Phippins, Robert Perrin. Gary Hall, Richard Car- penter, Charles Hillis. Rolland Robert. 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Gouverneur Opponents 33 Canton 24 17 Ogdensburg 20 30 Canton 28 21 Potsdam 20 23 Ogdensburg 18 23 Potsdam 29 51 V-ard+w ___Centerfront—Clockwise: Donna Tessmer. Colleen Brown, Constance Hockey, varsiTy neeriedaers Doris Washburn, Elisa DeCastro, Bethany Brown, Sue Ellen Shinnock, Jan Fitzgerald, Nancy Matthews. J. V. Cheerleaders— Back Row: Joyce Starnes, Brenda Shepard, Bonnie Dean. Shirley Roberts, Patricia Feisthamel. Front Row: Elaine Cameron, Lillith Sitts, Martha Millard, Trudy Evans. 52 Cross Country- Robert Allen, David James Frappier. Jan __Third Row—left to right: Mr. Fisher, Richard Lumley, Dean Porter. Lawrence Sheldon. Gary Ferguson, Gary Briggs. Second Row: Warren Bishop. Brent Smith. Rastley. Ellsworth Hayden, Charles Hyde, Dean Salisbury. First Row: Loren Wood. Brayton, John Corwine, James Coates. Gary Scott. Cross Country Gouverneur 34 ________________________ Carthage 24 Norwood Invitational___________________Fifth Place Watertown Invitational________Twenty-fifth Place Sectionals Invitational_______________Fourth Place Carthage Invitational__________________Sixth Place T_acL_____Back Row: Glenn VanValkenburg. Harold Fowler. Carl Thomas, Paul Blair. Edwin Grow. Dennis Bulger. Foster Drury, Gary ,a Ferguson, David Cummings. Third Row: Paul Pete. Harry Trombley. Leon Phelps, Donald Toomey. Sherwood Santimaw. Terry Thompson. Thomas Reddick. Robert Davies, Dwight Knowlton. Second Row: James Morisey. Richard Hatch. David Bresee, Gary Scott, Robert Graves, Michael Donnelly, Stanley Donaldson. Robert Jennings. William Schofell. First Row: Mr. Fisher, Donald Premo. William Bevans. 53 Tense moment at Appleton Arena during playoffs — Rosemary Fowler making a strike — Blue and Gold cheerleaders rehearse sire n yell — precocious prodigies, little Janet, Betsy and Doris grew up to be big cheerleaders — Joyce forms an X for excitement at basketball fray — Dave Truax poses in mid-air during jump shot. 54 Our hands — reaching, building, serving. Books, together with those who write them and those who teach from them, leave those who learn from them an indelible legacy of human values. 55 Junior High Office— Miss Weller. Vice Principal Mrs. Riley. Secretary Sopeiril Dpn rfmpnh__________Back Row—left to right: Eliza Gray, Homemaking: ' Margaret Kiechle. Library: Pauline Weller. Vice Prin- cipal: Goldye Timberlake. Physical Education: Lillian Todd, Art. Front Row: Roger Hannahs, Music; Rosemarie Fournier, Music; John Stevenson, Guidance; Mary Beth McDonald, Art; Carlton Weegar, Music. Faculty, Eighth Grade— Back Row—left to right: Dorothy Coates. Citizenship Education; Barbara Provost. Science and Mathematics; Dolores Mariano, English and Social Studies; William Gleason, Industrial Arts; Arthur Compo, Mathematics; Jack Evans, Science. Faculty, Seventh Grade— Back Row—left to right: Louise Lenahan. Lucille Hunkins, Laura Taylor, Susan Latham. Front Row: James Hart, Frank Hodge. 56 Eighth Grade Mrs. Provost's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Rodger Clark, Joseph Theriault, Richard Dashner. Vin- cent Petrus. Wayne Lashbrooks. Kathy Dake, Darcy Love, Robert Clement. Third Row: Phyllis Stevens. Michael Sea- man, Douglas Villeneuve. Carlton Wood, Edward Reed. Gary Smith, Alice Bush. Second Row: Roger Marcellus, Carole Kio, Anna Grady, Marion Price, Arlene Bush, Robert Foster. First Row: Judy Griffis, Nancy Lynde, Patricia Macaulay. Joanne Bishop. Anna Washburn, Harry Durant. Patricia Robert, Mrs. Provost. Mr. Compo's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Bruce Sim- mons. Marilyn Woodward. Gwendolyn Hall, Connie Putman, Carolyn Knight. Shirley Bogart, Beverly Bush, Arthur Woodward., Third Row: Dorothy Facey, Mary Stor- rin. Janice McCracken, James Rich, Wen- dell Wainwright, Armand Messier, Merle Pickert, Joanne Simmons. Second Row: Margaret Robillard, Gary Grimshaw. Peter Hilts. Dale Bush. Theo- dore Ciemmons, Keith Davies. First Row: Kenneth Bowman, Vance Phillips. Richard French, Gary Bailey, Nancy Mashaw, Lynda Wells, Mr. Compo. Mr. Evan's Homeroom Fourth Row—Patrick O’Riley. Donald Facey, James Bresett, Kathryn Randall. Leon Richardson, John Had field, Michael Tousant. Third Row: Bernice Tripp. Kathleen Rubar, Kathleen Boulet, Jane Wilson, Sally Smith, Glen Miller. Second Row: William Jones. Richard Walton. Leslie Cole, Nanette Koch. Connie McDonald, Beverly Hawn. Penny Noble. First Row: Linda Woodward, Mabel Barkley, Marcia Cathers. Edward Woods, Gerald Dusharm. Floyd Simmons, Mr. Evans. 57 Eighth Grade Mr. Gleason's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Stephanie Christiansen. William Hollis. Warren Bel- more, James Tremlett, Gary Keller, Dean Macintosh, Linda Geer. Carolyn Lamon. Third Row: John Radigan. Robert Emer- son. Robert Munch. Charles Halpin, Michael Chapman. Timothy Davis, Ronald Roberts. Second Row: Cynthia VanBrunt, Kath- erine Rumble. Richard Bronson. Norma Aldridge. Patricia Soule. JoAnn Bono. First Row: Mr. Gleason. Gale McDonald. Barry Gale. Sharon Hodgdon, Margaret Beatty. Caroline Brown. V Miss Mariano's Homeroom Fourth Row: Lyle Black. Elizabeth Graves. Michael Clancy. Sally Hayden, Claude Fleming. Carole McPherson, Robert Witt, Gary Hays. Third Row: James Hutton. Carolyn Burnham. Ckiudia Walrath. Harry Salis- bury. PatricTa Starnes! Donald Gillette, Alison Jones, William Van Sant. Second Row: Lucinda Lashbrook. Robert Bulger, Joanne Armes, Richard Allen. Al- berta St. Louis, Arnold Taylor, Jacquelyn Clark. First Row: Darlene Smith, David Peck, Ronald LaPierre. Mary Prashaw, Charles Cronk, Joyce Besaw, Miss Mariano. Mrs. Coate's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Edwin Gillett, Robert Rotundo, Robert Parow. David Hartwick. Robert Brown, John, Houston, Gary Countryman. Third Row: William Porter, Carlton Sto- wed, Robert Youngs. David Van Ornum. Walter Claflin, Geraldine McIntyre, Sylvia Perrigo. Second Row: Ann Walrath. Louise Hor- ton. Frances Aldrich, Brian Wicks, Felix Marasco, William Premo, Thomas Donald- son. First Row: Charles Bishop, Linda Lash- brooks, Donna Brozzo. Patricia Glasby, Gloria Starnes, Louella Rush. Jeanette Reynolds. Marjorie Clark. 58 Eighth Grade Mrs. Thompson's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Roger Cole, John Disco. William Hance. William Rob- inson. Rodney Mallette, Douglas Tulley, Leland Gayne. Third Row: Larry Whitton. Harold Fan- ning. Alvin Lamar. Harold Chilton. Roger Narrow. William Hosmer. William Billings. Second Row: Sandra Gillette. Julia Bell. Marcia Ruderman. Carol VanValkenburg, Susan McIntosh. Cora Clark, Barbara Raven. First Row: David Brown. Roy Stevens. Janet Peck. Janice Brown. Sandra Mitchell, Donna Homer, Sharon Sprague. Awaiting the construction of new schools, the seventh and eighth grades have been in a separate building this year. They have, however, managed to sustain many ties with the upper high school classes through dances, assem- blies, music programs, and contributions to the newspaper. All junior high stu- dents find their building crowded, but like the independence of having their own student government and school clubs. Large seventh and eighth grade classes foreshadow a graduating class double the present size within five years. Seventh Grade Mr. Hodge's Homeroom Fourth Row: Eva Gollaher. Doris Hall, Patricia Holt. Joyce Snyder. Wendell Van Duzee. Charles Corbin, Leslie Hays. Third Row: Edward Closs, James Jones. Marla Raven. Joanne Hayden. Gladys Premo. Richard Miller. Second Row: Roger Young. Sally Klock, Robert Rice. Stephen Blackburn. Dolores Knowlton, Beatrice Bowhall. First Row: Clarence Watson. William Chilton. Francis French. Michael McEwing, Isaiah Serviss. Robert Hillis, Hr. Hodge. 59 Seventh Grade Mr. Hart's Homeroom Fourth Row: Garnet McIntyre, Carol Ferguson. Betsy Bishop. Herby Holmes, Gloria Cornell, Carol Woodcock, Mr. Hart. Third Row: Robert Thomas, John Spaulding, Nancy Hewitt, Frances Klock, Linley Yerdon, Jane Smith, Dave Kellogg. Second Row: Clarine Reynolds, Archie Murdock, Cherie George. Harry Boclair, Roxanne Prashaw, Ronald Hart. First Row: Gerald Marcellus, Ivan Shampine, Faye Tripp, Sharon Fleming, Brenda Bush, Burton Johnson, Wayne French. Mrs. Taylor's Homeroom Fourth Row: Brian McCafferty, Judy Kondra. Sharon Alguire, Patty Dusharm. John Tremlett, Carol Theriault, Michael Rogers, Virginia Wainwright. Third Row: Constance Patterson. Donna Raschke, Mina Finley, Ervin Lashbrooks, Betty Bresett, Sandra Jones, Kay Tyler. Second Row: Roxie Walker. Doreen Dashnaw, John Fleming, David Sigourney, Margaret Conlin, Beverly Fuller. First Row: Lynn Dievendorf, Jack Ban- ville, Peter Murray, Percy Hartle, Gerald Brozzo, Linda Rubadeau, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Hunkin's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Carol Free- man. June Hentz, Carolyn Horton, Robert Ingram, Norman Merritt, James Donald- son, Richard Halladay, John Klock. Third Row: Wanda Bacon, Ellen Sterl- ing, Nancy McCumber. Roger Young, Nancy Claflin, Edith Peck, Judy Johnson. Second Row: Stephen Sprague, Lorraine Towne. Beverly Ordway. Gary Shepard, Thomas Pangle, John Sitts, Mrs. Hunkins. First Row: Kenneth Hunter. David Ed- wards. Dixy Evans, Carol Shepard, Mary Washburn, Douglas Hays. Thomas Black. 60 Seventh Grade Mrs. Lenahan's Homeroom Fourth Row: Charles Weir, Linda Thomas, Michael Hart. Charlotte Randall, Jerome Ryder, Roger Dodds, Mrs. Lenahan. Third Row: Alexander Kuehl, John Feis- thamel. William Allen. Wayne Sheperd, Morris Tuttle, Beverly Rice. Delores Cole. Second Row: James Easton, Richard White, Jane Marie Northrup. Barbara Koch, Sheila Bradish, Barbara Rubadeau, Douglas Roberts. First Row: Peter Pistolesi, Thomas Had- field, Sharon Tuttle, Jane Gould ing. William Limbacher, Joan Fullington, Carol Kane. Mrs. Latham's Homeroom Fourth Row: Lois Hays, William Burns. Glenn Fuller. Linda Sleeman, William Pete, Sally Case, Charlotte Fuller, Allen Fuller. Third Row: Ralph White, David Herheim. Irving Shampine. Nancy Conway, Earl Mashaw, Janet Brown. Second Row: Gary Bigarel, Ruth Basford, Richard McPherson, Gail McIntyre, Den- ver Smith. Stephen Infield, Alfred Bron- son, Mrs. Latham. First Row: Judith Farley. Carolyn Rey- nolds, Margaret Raven. Annette Ryder. Helen Keysor. Eugene Villeneuve, Gregory Dusharm. Mrs. Leonard's Homeroom Fourth Row—left to right: Stanley Davis, Gerald Bcclair, Robert Hill. Judy Caswell, Christine Whittaker, Anna Pistolesi. Gary Dalton. Third Row: Harley Simmons. Lloyd Burnham, Bonnie Peters. Tonia Ethridge. Shirley Wilmarth, Janet Bresett. Second Row: Loretta Hartle. Robert Young, Stephen Boulet, Patrick McCartha, Murray Scott, Michael Foy, William Little- brant. First Row: Ralph House, Clifford Paige. Jolaine Bresett. Peggy Matthews. Marilyn June, Sandra Thomas, Sharon Absalon, Mrs. Leonard. 61 Junior Student Council Third Row: Ellen Sterling. Gary Countryman, Nanette Koch, David Sigourney, Alison Jones, Richard Bronson, Phyllis Stevens. Second Row: Murray Scott. Alexander Kuehl, Herbert Holmes. John Disco. Harry Chilton. First Row: Beverly Bush. Dolores Knowlton. Sally Case. Katherine Boulet. Patricia Starnes. Marion Price, Mrs. Latham. Junior Literature Seminar Third Row—left to right: Cynthia Van Brunt. Thomas Pangle. Carol Van Valkenburg, Ronald LaPierre. Donna Homer. Second Row: Stephen Sprague. Richard Miller. James Jones, Michael Seaman. Merle Pickert. First Row: Beverly Bush. Phyllis Stevens, Robert Hillis, Sharon Sprague, Elizabeth Graves, Miss Stiles. Junior Band Stephen Sprague. Katherine Boulet. Jack Banville, Nancy Con- way, Lynn Devendorf. Carol Shepard. Claudia Walrath, Christine Whittaker. Beverly Bush. James Rich, Gary Grimshaw, Nanette Koch. Michael Seaman. Ronald LaPierre. Brian McCafferty, Donna Homer. Katherine Randall. Margaret Beatty. Judith Kondra. Sally Case. Timothy Austin. Delores Cole. Harley Sim- mons. Merle Pickert. Armand Messier, Douglas Tully, Doris Hall. Jane Smith. Gloria Cornell, Charlotte Randall. Sharon Alguire. Charlotte Fuller. Sandra Thomas. Patricia Robert. Peggy Mat- thews. Jane Northrup. Douglas Hays. Douglas Roberts. Mr. Townsend. Sandra Jones. Richard McCartha. Robert Young, Marian Price, Phyllis Stevens. Jolaine Bresett. Beverly Rice, Brenda Bush, Helen Keyser. Sharon Absalon. 62 Junior High Orchestra Third Row—left to right: Sharon Price. Patricia Robert, Sally Case. Armand Messier. Stephen Sprague. Kathleen Boulet, Beverly Bush. Christine Whittaker. Brian McCafferty. Second Row: Phyllis Stevens, Robert Young. Douglas Tulley, Nancy Conway, Carol Ferguson. Margaret Beatty, Kath- erine Randall, Donna Homer. Sharon Sprague. First Row: Robert Brown. Jo Ann Bono. Allison Jones, Judith Farley, Cynthia Van Brunt, Beverly Rice. Lucinda Lashbrooks. Gale McDonald, Annette Koch, Thomas Pangle. Eighth Grade Chorus Fourth Row—left to right: Mary Storrin, Stephanie Christensen. Ronald LaPierre, Gary Grimshaw, Robert Foster, William Jones. Keith Davis, Robert Rotundo. Lyle Black, James Rich, Sharon Sprague. Donna Brozzo. Third Row: Marilyn Woodward, Kay Randall. Sandra Mitchell, Donna Homer. Janice Brown, Kitty Boulet. Kathy Rubar, Beverly Bush. Marcia Ruderman. Norman Aldridge. Louise Horton. Jackie Clark. Sandra Gillette. Second Row: Ann Walrath. Sharon Hodgdon. Penny Noble. Marcia Cathers, Janet Peck, Margaret Beatty. Patricia Robert, Anna Grady. Patricia Glasby, Lynda Wells, Marjorie Clark. First Row: Alberta St. Louis, Donna Bacon. Marion Price. Nanette Koch. Gale McDonald. Jo Ann Bono. Patricia Starnes. Beverly Hawn, Carol McPherson. Carol Van Valkenburg. Claudia Walrath. Frances Aldrich, Susan McIntosh, Barbara Raven. Qpwpntli Pbnru ____Fifth Row—left to right: Nancy Hewitt, Ellen Sterling. Sheila Bradish. Charlotte Randall. Charlotte Fuller, Barbara Koch. Nancy Conway. Sally Klock, Sharon Tuttle. Barbara Rubadeau. Sandra Jones, Beverly Fuller. Betty Bresette. Loretta Hartle. Jolaine Bresett, Clarine Reynolds. Stephen Sprague, John Klock. Fourth Row: Ralph House, Percy Hartle. Carol Ferguson. Patricia Holt, Betsy Bishop, Judith Kondra. Carol Freeman. Linda Thomas, Eva Gollaher, Doris Hall, Car- olyn Horton, Lois Hayes. Linda Sleeman. Beverly Rice. Sally Case, Frances Klock, Gloria Cornell. Third Row: Wayne French, Gregory Dusharm, Margaret Conlin, Barbara Raven. Janie Goulding. Judith Farley. Marilyn June. Joan Fullington, Brenda Bush. Helen Keysor, Carol Kane, Annette Ryder, Linda Rubadeau. Carole Shepard. Joanne Hayden. Gladys Premo, Bonnie Peters, Anna Pistolesi, Alexander Kuehl, Thomas Pangle. Second Row: Carol Woodcock. Kay Tyler. Delores Cole. Connie Patterson. Janet Bresette. Christine Whittaker, Virginia Wainwright. Roxy Walker, Janet Brown, Wanda Bacon. Nancy McCumber, Edith Peck, Kathryn Allen, Gary Shepard. First Row: Peter Rice. David Kellogg. Robert Thomas. Ivan Shampine. Irving Shampine. Archie Murdock. Richard McPherson, Patrick McCartha, Burton Johnson, David Herheim. James Jones, Leslie Hays, Jack Banville, Robert Hillis, Gerald Brozzo, Linley Yerdon, Michael Rogers, David Edwards. 63 Old Grammar School housed seventh and eighth grades—The hunter and the hunted, Mr. Limbacher checks file on delinquent sportsmen — One of three kings from the East with shepherd and angel adorn hall mural at Christmas time — Tree in library transmits season's greetings — Class officers fold the flag in traditional moving-up day proceedings — Part of the endless bus line awaits three o'clock onslaught of well-traveled students.