Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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(1) Mr. Goodale addresses the students at Moving Up Day 1978. (2) Mary Kitchin and Nancy Spilman help the juniors by serving refreshments at the 1978 Prom. (3) The brass sec- tion is enhanced by Henry Lead- er and his tuba. (4) The fresh- men of 1978 line up for aca- demic letters. (5) Waiting to move up, Jim Spencer and Norma McEathron stand with the rest of the junior class of 1978. (6) Maureen Fuller waits patiently for the closing comments at Moving Up Day 1978. Opening THE TOTAL YEAR 13

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PARTICIPATION ... is involvement. It hinges on an individual effort and group spirit. Life demands participation; without it nothing is accomplished. Participation can be as simple as competing in a school activity or as complex as choosing a career. If you plan to get any- where in life you cannot be uninvolved; you have to get out and achieve. 12 THE TOTAL YEAR Opening

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CALCULATION We create ... we participate ... we express ourselves ... we experience frustration ... we develop determination ... we find ourselves be- ing formed. Taken individually these aspects of life are meaningless; when we combine them they become an integral part of our personality and intellectual makeup. They form a unique- ness, a well-rounded or total individual. Life does not revolve around the individual, however. It takes many individuals and their ideas working together to make things function smoothly, to comprise a family, community, state, nation, or the totality of mankind. The school year 1978-1979 at Gouverneur Junior-Senior High School can be seen as a microcosm of this larger totality. In these pages you will find people—students, faculty, and supporters; you will recall the groups to which you belonged; the classes you took; as well as the activities, sports, and events you en- joyed. When combined together you will find memories . . . 1979 . . . THE TOTAL YEAR. 14 Opening THE TOTAL YEAR