Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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. . . meaning arrangement, shape, and con- tour, is found all around us. We can find forma- tion in the beautiful patterns of native marble, the symmetry of the autumn leaves in the North Country, or the geometric balance of dance dec- orations. Man and society have also imposed form on us: the rows of brick upon brick in our buildings, stretching ribbons of concrete called highways, and the endless lines, rows, blocks, and sections in which we are ever standing, sitting, and wait- ing. Form also means to mold and create, just as our minds are molded and formed by our teach- ers, school, family, friends, religion, and com- munity. (1) A bundle of color and rays of streamers hang over the 1978 Junior Prom. (2) A block of last year's sophomores awaits its turn on the grand stand of G.H.S. during Moving Up Day ceremonies. Opening THE TOTAL YEAR 5

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FORMATION (1) Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee sit side by side at the Junior Prom, spring 1978. (2) Two members of the clarinet section, Betty Foster and Louine Skeldon, play for Moving Up Day 1978. (3) The lines of underclassmen wait to move down then “move up. 4 THE TOTAL YEAR Opening

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EXPRESSION ... is an outward aspect of our thinking and how we feel inside. How our emotions are exhibited is a part of our individuality. We show our feelings in various ways: hap- piness may be expressed by a smile or by laughter, boredom and indifference may be demonstrated by a blank stare, and sad- ness may be represented by a tear. We are often judged by our actions so ex- pression is important to each of us and is widely valued. 6 THE TOTAL YEAR 41 Opening