Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

Alma Mater “Mong the hills of old Saint Lawrence Stands the school we love so well Where we spent so many bright and happy days Its fond memories will linger In our hearts to cheer and bless. As we toil along life’s rough and rugged$rf| S; |k i . Then her praises we will sing. Till the echoes ‘found us ring. And we’ll sing them with a will forever more. For we’re singing of the glories Of our dear old G.H.S. May they echo from the mountains to the shore. When we are set adrifting On the world’s cold, dreary tide, And the evening shadows gently o’er us roll, We will like to sit and think about The sons we stood beside When we struggled for the Blue and the Gold. 2 3 Top left: C’mon Coach, dive in! Top right: Gloria Vander- bilt, eat your heart out! Above left: Hey, look! The outhouse tip- ped over! Above right: Hi boys! Above left: Sneak preview. Above right: That Krazy Glue sure works! 4 Moving-up Day Moving-up Day is sym- bolic of advancement and success. Commemorating their hard work, deserving students are presented with many awards. Wearing their class colors, students move up to their respective posi- tions for another year at GHS. 5 The 1980 com- mencement exer- cises began with the processional of the graduates, each girl carrying a lovely flower. Mr. Mayo, Mr. Derrigo, and class representa- tives each spoke in turn of the suc- cesses and continu- ation of the fine Gouverneur tradi- tion. Diplomas were presented to the 189 graduates by President of the Board of Educa- tion, Alexander MacKinnon. 6 In the Limelight Free Fare The band Free Fare gave two performances at our school last spring. A show was given the morning of Friday, May 16. The latest songs and a spoof of “Stars Wars” went over well, and everyone (with the possible excep- tion of the faculty) was sad it had to end. The second concert was on the night of Monday, May 19. A large crowd attended and there was standing room only. Featured among their songs were the works of Styx, Cheap Trick, and many other contemporary groups. 7 Above: “Babe I’m leaving . ..” Top left: And the beat goes on. Top right: Another episode of Star Wars. Rodger’s and Hammerstein’s “The King and I” The music and drama depart- ments, under the direction of Mrs. Marylou Johnson and Mr. Bruce McIntyre, did a brilliantly done production of “The King and I” last year. This was one of the greatest undertakings for a musi- cal in this community since “Marne.” The cast numbered 84, not including the multitudes enlisted for the full size orchestra, back-stage crew, make-up, etc. Henry Leader and Julie Jones led the cast as the king and Anna. The people involved rehearsed for two months before the production night of March 28 and 29. Other main cast members included Roberta McIntyre, Sarah Erd- man, Andrew Perry, Tim Carosi, Greg French, Paul Milne, Joe Peck, David Shaw, and Scott Gates. Julie Jones forces a nervous smile as one of the king’s wives (Nancy Connor) looks on. 8 Above left: Lady Thiang, first Etc. Etc. Etc, Above left: The Royal Banbkok Academy. Left: The king summons his company for important news. Below: Phra Alack (David Shaw) and Prince Lun Tha (Andrew Perr wife (Roberta McIntyre) and Left: Anna whistles a happy tune with son Princess Tuptim (Sarah Erd- Louis (Greg French). man). Above: Prince Chulu- longkorn (Joe Peck). 9 Ah. . . To Be Young Right: We’ll do anything to get out of class. Lo.wer right: The serenity of horticulture. Right: How’s this pose Mr. B? 10 Band Day This year’s Band Day attracted a large number of bands, including organizations from as far away as Mexico, New York (who eventually captured a first place for marching excellence). The day’s activities started off with a colorful configuration of snares, trumpets, and flutes known as Massed Band. This served as a warmup for the rest of the day. After lunch came the twirling competition in which various col- orguard and twirling squads competed for such honors as top twirler, best unit, best major, and Majorette. Andrew Perry won the Best Drum Major Award for Gouvern- eur. For its efforts, the Gouverneur High School School marching band received an A-plus rating. Later in the evening came the formal marching competition in front of the grandstand. Band Day continues to be one of the highlights of the St. Law- rence County Fair. Castles in the Sand The Junior Prom of 1980 was held on May 17 from 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. and proved to be a great success. At mid- night, the king and queen were crowned along with their court. William Hatch and Martha French were king and queen with Gerald Mannigan and Sue Sprague as prince and princess. Donald Mannigan and Lenore Griebsch were sophomore attendants, and Peter Cook and Karen Johnson were freshman attendants. The decorations were some of the best ever seen at a prom. Skat provided the final touch to the prom’s tropical air. Cupid’s Arrow Following a valentine tradition, the Sweet- heart Ball was decorated with gaily colored hearts. The king and queen were Marty Perrigo and Diane Empie. The court was made up of prince and princess, Glen Hutton and Mindy Putman; and attendants, Don Mannigan and Lori Mashaw. Left: Niagara Falls here we come. People Power The finale of Spirit Week was a pep assembly held on Friday, October 3. Activ- ities included screaming, stomping, general wildness, orange passing, and scooter races. Spirit Week was concluded with a band concert in the park, a snake dance, a bon fire, and a blue and gold dance. 16 Far left: Marylou who? Left: Sean and Maggie's father. Left: Dressing up is such a laugh. Above left: Ah, Friday is finally here. Above right: Sean, Maggie, Tom . . . n 17 18 FACULTY 1981 DEANONIAN = 19 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bernier L. Mayo — Superintendent of School Mr. Michael Derrigo — High School Principal 20 Above left: Mr. John Garner — High School Assistant Principal. Above: Mr. William Bodah — District Business Man- ager. Left: Mr. Emmett Favreau — High School Assistant Principal. 21 Top: Mr. Ashton Pernice, food service manager. Upper right sitting: Mr. Martin Sadler, Mr. Floyd Hurley. Standing: Miss Rose Arnold, guidance. 22 Above: Mrs. Loretta Ells, attendance and office. SECRETARIES: Standing: Sun- day Bero, attendance, Reta Reed, Patricia McIntyre. Sitting: Joyce Boutillier. 23 Row 1: English — William Appleby, Robert Mathews, Carol Melchior, Helen Heller, Frank Bergau. Social Studies — Roger Favro, Roy Young, Robert Johnson, Peter McCarthy, William Lacy. Science — Harwood Bogardus. Row 2: English — Frank Palumbo, Kay Leonard, Dale Gordon. French — Elaine Turkmani. Spanish — Karen Lahey. Science — Richard 24 25 26 Top left: CAFETERIA PER- SONNEL: Judy DeShane, JoAnn Manning, Eleanor Woodcock, Virda Crandall. Top right: CUSTODIANS: Robert Smith, Richard Smith. Left: BUS DRIVERS: Jack Tyler, Claude Ashlee, Carl Jones, Pat Chamberlain, Edie Sprague, Bill Premo, Bryon Sullivan, Paul Hamilton. Bot- tom left: CUSTODIANS: Don Raven, Marty O’Donnell. Opposite: Far left: Dr. Hanlon. Opposite left: LIBRARY: Mrs. Jane Kelley, Mrs. Ann Jones. Opposite: Top left: Row 1: Mr. Charles Audet, Mr. Dale Streeter, Mr. Lyle Hotis, Mr. Ronald Thomas, Mrs. Carol Antwine, Mrs. Hannah Saidel. Row 2: Mr. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Diane Lynde, Mr. Donald Reynolds. Row 3: Mrs. Donna Jones, Mrs. Claramae Klink, Mr. Charles Palmatier, Mrs. Marylou Johnson, Mr. Bruce McIntyre. 27 1981 DEANONIAN 28 29 Mark Anderson Amy Andrews Arthur Andrews Paul Audycki Lisa Bacon Chris Backus Jim Backus Christine Clement Bice Deborah Bartholomew Do you like all the pretty colors? 30 Nelson Bice Lynda Bishop Leslie Blair Eugene Boclair Craig Bowman Amy Bresett Jamie Brown Jenelle Brown 31 Harold Brozzo Mark Brundage Michael Buddenhagen Brian Byrns Donna Byrns Gary Campbell 32 Peter Cappellino Scott Carpenter Lucille D’Agostino Dawn Davis Lawrence Davis Laurie Denesha Christopher Easton Lanson Emrich Paulette Fenlong 34 Dawn Finley David Finnie Dale Fishel Joseph Fitzgerald Brenda Fuller Jeffrey Fuller Derrick Gale Gena Gale 35 James Girard Gene Goodreau Amy Hall Diane Hall Tammy Harmer JoAnn Harrington David Hartle Penny Hartle 36 Paul Henry Janet Hills Beth Hogue Denise Hogue Kurt Hughto Pamela Hughto Sylvia Lake Kimberly Ingram Lori Jessmer 37 Barbara Johnson Kristen Johnson Paul Johnston Jeffrey Jones Brenda Kwas Sherry Lashbrooks William Leader 38 Spencer Liscum Sherri Lynde Laurie MacTurk Gerald Mannigan Thomas Mashaw Todd Mashaw Christopher Mason Lori McAdam 39 Michael McCarthy Michael McFarlane Dorinda McIntosh Richard McLean Arthur McKinney Kristine McQuade Rose Merritt Angela Miller Karla Miller 40 Shirley Miller Harry Mitchell Tammy Moe Ann Motyka Tim Mulder Kelley Mullen Gregory Nelson 41 Antonio Nicholas Stanley Orford Charles Palmatier Teri Palmer Dawn Perrigo Andrew Perry Anne Pilsbury Domenic Pistolesi Sharon Platt Betsy Prashaw Jeffrey Prashaw 42 Erika Schwelnus Martin Serviss Michael Rastley David Reed Terry Rose Laurie Reynolds Carol Richardson Sharon Roraback 43 Helen Shampine Bradley Shippee Janice Shippee Eva Simmons Diane Smith Jahnyne Smith Peggy Snyder 44 Shelly Spilman Sherry Spilman Sue Sprague Chris Stoffel Sue Story Kenneth Stowell Denise Teed 45 Shelly Tharrett Jeffrey Thayer Laurie Thayer Ed Thompson Bethany Tibbits Randy Todd Nick Travis Alan Tuttle 46 Michael Villeneuve Todd Vrooman Lisa Wade Anthony Wagstaff Paula Wainwright Barbara Walrath Cheryl Walrath Jean Way 47 48 Brad Weaver Helen Weekes Brian Weir Charles Weir George Wells Joseph White Penny Wilson Craig Woods Senior Directory Mark Anderson............................Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; (Goose) Baseball 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. “Paranoid Lobster Jenelle Brown............................Student Council 3; Cheerleading 4; Track 1; (Nelly) Senior Play 3; Musical 3. “Lady” Pizza Amy Lynne Andrews........................Twirling 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 2; FHA 3; (Amy-lee-belle) Yearbook Staff 4. “You Take My Breath Away” Sloppy Joes Arthur Murray Andrews (Art) “Don’t Bring Me Down” Pizza Harold Brozzo “It’s Still Rock n Roll To Me” Pizza Mark Brundage .........................Football 3, 4. Michael Buddenhagen....................JV Football 2; Varsity Football 4. (Bud) “Cocaine” Lobster John Andrus Martin Paul Audycki..................... Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Area All-State 4; Class (Prof.) President 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Captain 1, 2, 4; Baseball All NAC 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Weight Training 1, 2, 3, 4; Football All NAC 4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4. Chris Backus (John) “Sweet Leaf' Submarines Jim Backus (Jim) “Romeo Delight” Pizza Brian Byrns..............................Soccer 1,2,3, 4; AFS Club 3,4. (Bri) “Where are the Clowns” Pizza Donna Byrns..............................AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yorker Club 1, 2; Dairy (Red) Princess 4. “Bab” Pizza Gary Campbell “Flirtin With Disaster” Pizza Peter Cappellino...........................Soccer 1; Football 4; Choir 2; Explorers “Freebird” Scouts 3, 4. Spaghetti Lisa Bacon...............................Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Play (Backstage) 4; (Lee, Sis) Art Club 3; Choir 1, 2. “Babe” Shrimp Mrs. Deborah Bartholomew................Band 1, 2, 3. “It’s the First Time” Pizza Frank Caswell Scott Carpenter .......................... Honor Soicety 1, 2, 3, 4; Yorker Club 1; Soccer (Carp) 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,4; Class “Easy Money” Vice President 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior Pizza Play (Crew) 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. Christine (Clement) Bice Deborah Bice Tammy Clifford Nelson Bice..............................Soccer 1,2,3, 4. (Bicer) “Beth” Big Macs Lynda Bishop .............................Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; AFS Club 3, 4; “It’s Still Rock n Roll To Me” Yearbook Staff 4; Area All-State 2, 3, 4; Lasagna Yorkers 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Musical (King and I) 3. Leslie Blair..............................Choir 2, 3, 4; Area All-State 4; Senior Honor (Pooh) Society 3, 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Cross Popcorn Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volley- ball (Manager) 3; Senior Play (Stage Manager) 4; NYSSMA (Solo) 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 2; Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard Leader 4. Gene Boclair (Geno) “Another One Bites the Dust” Spaghetti Craig Bowman (Bo) “In the Heart of the Night” Pizza Nancy Connor ............ (Nancy) “Closer to Believing” Heavenly Hash Ice Cream Dianne Cummings........... (Di) Pizza Tom Cummings.............. (Tucker) “Man on the Silver Mountain Spaghetti and meatballs Anthony D'Agostino Lucille D'Agostino Dawn Davis................ (Tillie) “Freebird” Macaroni and cheese Lawrence Davis (Larry) “Hard Road” Pizza Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 2,3,4; Area All-State 1, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Christmas Ball Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Foreign Language Culture Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1; Varsity Club 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom 3. Baseball 3; Band 1, 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4. Amy Bresett ..............................Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Jazz Choir 4; “In the Mood” Orchestra 4; Area All-State 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA (Solo) Lasagna 2, 3; Pep Band 4; Musical (King and I) 3. Jamie Brown...............................Choir 4; AFS Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1,4; (Jameson) Senior Play 3, 4; Dean Oratoricals 3, 4; “The Way We Were” Musical 3, 4; Area All-State 4; Voice of Lasagna Democracy 4. Laurie Denesha ...........................Student Guide 1,2,3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas (Farrah) Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; “Brown Eyes Blue” Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Volleyball Pizza 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3. Christopher Easton........................Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; (Italian Pony) Choir 4; Area All-State 4. Lobster Steven Edney Lance Emrich...............................Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Area All-State Pizza 3, 4; Musical (King and I) 3. Paulette Fenlong ..........................FHA 1; Volleyball 2; Softball 3; Honor “All Out of Love” Society 1. Pizza Dawn Finley................................Colorguard 1,2. “All Out of Love” Pizza David Finnie (Dave) “Renegade” Venison Dale Fishel...........................Football 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. (Fish) “2112” Steak Joe Fitzgerald Brenda Fuller...........................Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2, 3; FHA 2; (Biffer) Senior Play 4; Art Club 4; AFS Club 4. “Babe” Lasagna Jeff Fuller Derrick Joseph Gale....................Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. (Doc) “Sweet Home Alabama” Twinkees Gena Qale (Kat) “Renegade” Pizza Theordore J. Gardner (Ted) “Anyway-You-Want-It” Pizza Jim Girard .............................Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. (Stretch) “Do-La-Pa-Lona-Blanca” Anything Gene Goodreau Cheerleading 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3; NAC Volleyball (2nd Team) 3. Diane Hall .............................Choir 2, 3, 4; Area All-State 2; Drama Club (Di) Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; “Never Knew Love Junior Prom Committee 3; Christmas Ball Like This Before” Committee 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Varsity Club Pudding Cake Secretary 4; Student Council 1. Tammy Harmer............................Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Club 3. (Sandy) “Vous-le-Vous Fried Chicken JoAnn Harrington.........................Cross Country 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Christmas “All Out of Love” Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Lasagna Softball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. David Hartle............................Football 1, 2, 4; Foreign Language Culture (Dave) Club 3. “Any Way You Want It” Spaghetti Penny Hartle (Tut Tut the Second) “Babe” Italian Paul Henry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track (Pauler) 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 2. “Freebird” Lobster Janet Hills “Babe” Pizza Beth Hogue .............................Soccer 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas (Beefer) Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; “Sailing” Bookstore 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. Pizza Denise Hogue............................Yorker Club 1; Cross Country (Manager) 2, 3, 4; (Hogi) Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee “Stairway to Heaven” 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; AFS Club 4; Softball (Scorekeeper) 2. Kurt Hughto ............................Choir 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2. “I Pledge My Love” Pasta Pamela Hughto...........................Track 1; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 4; (Pam) Art Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior Play “Three Times a Lady” 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Ball Pizza Committee 2. Kimberly Ingram.........................Honor Society 1; Art Club 2; Bookstore 4; (Kim) Yearbook Staff 4. “Still” Shrimp Lori Jesmer Tammy Jesmer Barbara Johnson...........................Band 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2; Cheerleading (Bunny) 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; “Rocky Mountain Way” Bookstore 4. Pizza Kristen Johnson...........................Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; (Kris) Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Choir 2, 3, 4; AFS “Cast thy Burden” Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Area All-State 1, 2, 3, 4; Filet Mignon Conference All-State 4; NYSSMA (Solo) 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 3, 4; Musical (King and I, Charlie Brown) 2, 3; Yorker Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council (Secretary) 3, 4; Varsity Club 3; Exchange Student Host 3; Foreign Language Culture Club 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. Paul Johnston Jeff Jones................................Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country (Jonesy) 4; Honor Society 3, 4. “Rocky” Everything Janet Koskey Brenda Kwas ...........................Soccer 1; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior (Herk) Prom Committee 3. “Sugar Mountain” Pizza Sherry Lashbrooks.....................Orchestra 1. (Pee Wee the Second) “All Out of Love” Pizza William T. Leader.........................Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track (Bubbie) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1; Area All-State 3; “Party” Dean Oratoricals 3; Senior Play 3; Musical Watermelon (King and I) 3; AFS Club (President) 3; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Choir 3. Spencer Liscum Amy Hall ..................... (Amelia) “Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad” Italian food Sherri Lynch (Sher-Shoo) Taros Volleyball 2, 4; Assistant Coach Jr. High Gregory Nelson Volleyball 3. Band 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Area All-State 3; Honor Society 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Cross Country 4. Laurie MacTurk Band 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Softball 3, 4; Yearbook Antonio Nicholas (Louise) Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student All Out of Iyove” Guide 3. Stan Orford Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Pepperoni Pizza (Doc or Doctor) Track 2; Yorker Club 1; Foreign language “Greek’s Don’t W ant No Freaks’’ Culture Club 3; Art Club 1. Gerald Timmothy Mannigan Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; NAC Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Shrimp (Ger) Football 1,2; Soccer 3, 4; Christmas Ball Lasagna Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Charles Palmatier Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2,4; Varsity Club (President 4) 2, 3. (Willy) Area All-State 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Soccer “Boom Boom Lucy 1, 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; Senior Play 1, 2, 3; Stage Thomas E Mashaw Spaghetti (with mushrooms) Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flying Zuchinni Band 2, 3, 4; (Tom) Jazz Choir 2, 3, 4. “More Than A Feeling Pizza Dawn Perrigo Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Basketball (Duckey) 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Todd Mashaw Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball “Real Ix ve” Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom (Hanker) 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. Popcorn Committee 3. “Hold the Line Roast Beef, Potatoes Andrew Perry Choir 3, 4; Area All-State 3, 4; Conference (Venus) All-State 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band Christoph icr Mason “The Rose 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2; Drum Major 3, 4; (Chris) Steak Senior Play 4; Track (Manager) 2; Musical “Return to Fantasy 2, 3, 4; Jazz Choir 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Submarines Flying Zuchinni Band 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. Lori A. MoAdam Track 2; AFS Club 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1,2; (Big Mae) Yorker Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 3. Anne Pilsbury Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Honor Society Lasagna “Sailing 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Ice Cream Track 1, 2, 4; Senior Play 4; Foreign Language Mike McFarlane Culture Club 4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4. “Renegade Pizza Nic Pistolesi Football 3; Wrestling 3. (Spic) Dorinda McIntosh Band 1,2, 3, 4; Area All-State 2, 3, 4; Orchestra “Road to Utopia 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Twirling 2, 3, 4. Anything Arthur McKinney Kristine McQuade.........................Soccer 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas (Krissy) Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. “Against the Wind Pizza Rose Merritt Angela Miller............................. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. “Steal Away Ice Cream Karla Miller “Head Games Fishburgers Shirley Miller ...........................Library Club. (Whirles) “The Stranger Cherry Ice Cream Harry Mitchell Tammy Moe .................................Choir 2; Soccer 1,2,4; Cheerleading 1, 2; (Tam) Softball 1,2, 3, 4. “Stairway to Heaven Italian Edward Moore (Ed) “Night Moves” Spaghetti Anne Motyka............................Art Club 4. (Annabug) “Beth Ice Cream Timothy Mulder (Tim) Kelley Mullen ..............................Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Area All-State Kelley-lee-belle).............................3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3. Sharon Platt Betsy Prashaw “On the Radio Brownies Jeffrey Prashaw Michael Rastley ........................ Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 4. (Mike) David Reed (Dave) “Hot Rod Hearts Hamburgers Laurie Reynolds......................... Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; “This is the Day Choir 2, 3, 4; Area All-State 3, 4; National German Chocolate Cake .................. Honor Society 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Musical 3, 4. Carol Richardson........................Student Store 1, 2, 3; Student Store Manager Chocolate Chip Ice Cream and Treasurer 3. Sharon Roraback ........................ National Senior Honor Society (President 4) 3, 4; Pizza Cheerleading 2; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee (Chairman) 3; Senior Play Prop Committee 2. Terry Rose.......................•......Football 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. (Pete) Seafood Erika Schwelnus......................... Choir 1, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Varsity “Devil Went Down to Georgia Club 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Chinese food Volleyball 2, 4; Cheerleading 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1; Yorker Club 1; Musical 3, 4. Martin Serviss ......................... Baseball 3, 4; Football 1. (Marty) Pina Helen Shampine .........................Cheerleader (Football) 2. (Hips) “Sailing Quaker Village Pizza Brade Shippee...........................Football 1, 3, 4; NAC Football 3; Wrestling (Captain) 1,2, 3, 4. Janice Shippee Eva Simmons .............................Orchestra 1, 2; Foreign Culture Club 3; AFS “I Just Feel Like Something 3, 4; Open Door 4. Good is About to Happen” Chocolate Chip Cookies Alan Tuttle Choir 1,2; Dean Oratoricals 1, Honor Society (King Tut) 1, 2; Soccer 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club Cars-Candy-O” 1,2; Yorker Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS (Returnee from Tortillas Spain) 1, 2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3. Michael E. Villeneuve ...................Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; NAC Football 4. (Bull Moose) “Only the Good Die Young' French Onion Soup Diane Smith..............................Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; (Diane) NYSSMA (Solo) 3, 4; Area All-State 4; Yearbook “I’m Alright” Staff 4; Musical 3, 4; Sophomore Ball Committee Monopole Pizza 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Soccer 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class Secretary 1. Jahnyne Smith............................Choir 2, 3; Track 2. Lee Smith Peggy Snyder.............................Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; NAC Cross (Peg) Country 3; Orchestra 1; AFS 1, 4; Cross “Babe” Country 1,2,3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ice Cream Christmas Ball Committee 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Shelly Spilman...........................Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball (Shelly) 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Pizza Sherry Spilman...........................JV and Varsity Soccer (Manager) 1; Volleyball “Stairway to Heaven” (Scorekeeper) 3, 4; Student Guide 1. Ham Sue Ellen Sprague........................Soccer (Captain 2) 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading (Suezer) 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Area All-State 3; “Shining Star” Orchestra 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; NYSMA 2; Pizza Musical (King and 1) 3; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Track 1. Chris Stoffel “Fernando” Pizzelles Sue Story ............................Track 1, 2; Student Council 2; Art Club 2, 3; “Funky Town” Colorguard 2; Bookstore 2. Submarines Kenneth L. Stowell ...................Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1. (Squeekey) “Just the Good Old Boys” Hamburgers and French Fries Denise Teed ..........................Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1,2. Allen Terpstra Shelly Tharrett Jeff Thayer...........................Soccer 1; Choir 1. (Pee Wee) “Renegade” Manicotti Laurie Thayer “Freebird” Macaroni and Cheese Edward Thompson.......................Soccer 4. “Loving, Touching, and Squeezing” Candy bars Bethany Tibbits..........................Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Area All-State (Beth) 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; “Sailing, I’m Alright” Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Steak, Chinese food Club 3, 4. Randy Todd ..............................Basketball 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Varsity “Roller” Club 4. Nicki Jo Travis..........................Soccer 2; Colorguard 1, 2; Twirling 3, 4; “Babe” Cheerleading 3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee Lasagna 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4 Library Club 3. Todd J. Vrooman Baseball 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; Basketball (TJ.) 1,2. “Freebird” Pizza Lisa Wade...................................Drama Class 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Speech Class 3; Soccer 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Christmas Ball Committee 2; Class Vice President 3; AFS 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Colorguard 1, 2, 3. Anthony K. Wagstaff......................Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; (Tony) Class Treasurer 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; You Decorated My Life” NAC Football 2; Junior Prom Committee 2. Pizza Paula Wainwright Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor (Pawa) Society 3, 4, Christmas Ball Committee 2; “Atomic” Junior Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Honor Society (Vice President) 4; Head Twirler 3, 4. Barbara Walrath.........................Student Council 1. (Barb) “Babe” Pizza Cheryl Walrath............................Twirling 1,2,3, 4; Christmas Ball Committee (Cheryl) 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Council “Babe” 1; Library Club 3. Fried dough Jean Way Brad Weaver Helen Weekes....................................Drama 1; French Club 1, 2; Softball 2, 3; (Hellien) Senior Play 3, 4. “Games Without Fronters” Shrimp Joseph Roy White (Turk) “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” Pizza Brian Weir Charles Weir George Wells Penny Wilson (Porky) “Babe” Pizza Craig Woods Soccer 1; Honor Society 4; Class Vice President (Woody) l, 4. “2112” Pizza Heather Yerdon Honor Society 1; Art Club 3; Yorker Club 2; ®a e AFS Club 1; Bowling 1; Student Store 1; SP'nach Senior Play 1. Kim Yerdon (Kimmer) “Freebird” Peanut Butter Randy Zehr Student Council (President 3, 4) 3, 4; Senior (Raul Zaire or Randall) Play 4; Wrestling 2; Youth Advisory “Boom Boom Luci” Council 1. Shrimp Heather Yerdon Kimberly Yerdon Randy Zehr 49 1981 DEANONIAN UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS 151 Left: Row 1: Sarah Bogardus, Kris Winters, Sheila Allen, Bar- ton Bishop, Jane Bush, Betty Bevins. Row 2: Barbara Brasie, Robin Black, Melanie Angelino, Shawna Barr, Steve Carlson, Lisa Brown, Farkunda Bashir. Row 3: Sam Pitcher, Randy Bowman, Bob Burgess, Donny Mannigan, Scott Brown, Robert Wood, Ste- phanie Abrantes. 152 Left: Row 1: Tim Carosi, Pat Devlin, Bobbi Jo Dick- son, Barb Chapin, Karla Kloss, Darlene Dusharm, Nancy Clement. Row 2: Jim Craig, Greg Cole, David Cseledy, Howard Denny, Sue Chevier, Rosemary Wood. Row 3: Dean Dodds, Dale Woodard, Tim Don- aldson, David Denesha, Howard Coons, Stuart Crossman, Todd Chamber- lain, Rick Cognetti. Below: Baby Leslie and Paula Wainwright are rescued by soldier Diane Cummings. 51 HR: 253 Right: Row 1: Mike Hamilton, Ronny Harmer, Chris Fuller, Linda Finley, Diane Empie, Shawna Goodison. Row 2: Tom Gardner, Lee Griffith, Sarah Erdman, Connie Hendricks, Tom Glea- son. Row 3: Craig Gooding, Jeannie Fenlong, Patti Farley, Lenone Griebsch, Rick Harriman, Brenda Finley. 52 HR: 256 Right: Row 1: Amy Lacks, Mary June, Cindy Lamica, Kathy Hill, Mary Kitchin, Jerry Kirker. Row 2: Jodi Towne, Bonnie Macaulay, Everet Wiley, Val Hunt, Liz Hull, Shelly Keyes. Row 3: Bruce Lutz, Amber Klock, Scott Jones, Jon Huse, Jeff Hopper, Glenn Hulton. HR: 264 Right: Row 1: Amy Mason, Shelly Felix, Don Mannigan, Lori Mashaw, Maureen McIntyre, Colleen Merritt, Marlene Nichols, Debbie Young. Row 2: Jeff Kos- key, Lisa Hall, Kelly Maloy, Lucinda Mattott, Kathy Nichols, Penny Morrow, Joe Matamore, Lori Paro. Row 3: Kelly Palton, Joni Mashaw, Allen Kinney, Tom Yerdon, Tom Mason, Adam Moore, Cindy Young. HR: 265 Left: Row 1: Ken Shepard, Kent Pratt, John Simmons, Lori Rich, Lonna Reynolds, Amy Robillard, Beth Pilsbury, Shelly Rastley. Row 2: Roger Reed, Tom Rose, Marc Rusch, Mindy Putman, Marty Perrigo, John Perry, Jamie Reynolds. Row 3: Andy Youngs, John Shepard, Todd Shippee, Mary Shannon, Jay Stoffell, Kel- vin Perrigo, Kim Rastley. HR: 266 Left: Row 1: Linda VanOrnum, Polly Weller, Joe Soto, Mike Streeter, Pam Walrath, Tom Walker, Terri Wagstaff, Lisa Taylor. Row 2: Alan Typhair, Richard Walton, Doug Weatherup, Peggy VonColln, Nata- lie Spilman, Nancy Spilman, Linda Smith. Row 3: Robert Williams, Vanita Walrath, Joanne Tuttle, Car- rie Sube, Debbie Zehr, Trudy Tay- lor, George Travis. SOr HUMORES HR: 251 Right: Row 1: Dawn Bigeral, Lori Backus, Jeralia Bowman, Kim Campbell, Marie Absolon, Sherry Andrus, Cass Bur- tis. Row 2: Lonnie Brown, Erik Briggs, Richard Ashley, Jim Boutelier, JoAnne Bush, Charolette Bressett, Jason Bigeral. Row 3: Jim Burt, Mike Carbone, David Audycki, Brian Bush, Erik Carr, Matt Carbone, Michele Bulger. HR. 252 Above: Row 1: Laura Dusharm, Tammy Dashnaw, Sherry Clarke, Tammy Cole, Jim Casey, Sherry Deshane, Chris Drum- mond. Row 2: Michele Dier, Scott Cum- mings, Shannon Devlin, Mike Disco, Tanya Felicia, Diane Ellison, Shelly Cole, Tom Hadfield. Row 3: Howard Denny, Bion Dalton, Frank Cook, Peter Cook, David Dummings, Andrew Ellis, Tracie Davis, Jake Cole. 54 HR: 351 Left: Row 1: Cathy Harris, Sherry Fuller, Tammy Finley, Michele Griffin, Laurie Gaumes. Row 2: Chris Fuller, Connie Hall, Steve Hentz, Kathy Harron, Jackie Girard, Tim Foster. Row 3: Peter Gar- ner, Karen Hance, Gerald Har- tle, Dwane Fenlong, Norbert Hall, Bruce Hall. HR: 353 Left: Row 1: Sue Kirker, Lori Lutz, Kathy House, Margaret Hurley, Angie Hogden, Sherry Hills, Kris Leeson. Row 2: Gigi Ladlaw, Kris Lenigh, Joe Lamar, Brenda June, Lisa Hill, Karen Johnson, Tammie Lynde, Terri Knowlton. Row 3: Cathy Leader, Nancy Leonard, Ken Jones, Pete Hitchcock, Robert Lashbrooks, Allen Idzenda, Tom Leonard, Tim Knowlton. 55 HR: 354 Right: Row 1: Kelly Morosco, Bobbie Jo Mashaw, Erin McIntosh, Kelly O’Don- nell, Brent Shampine, Peter Moore, Rhonda Merritt. Row 2: Kim McIntyre, David Peck, Linda Parow, Jim Mullen, Jackie Miller, Jim Moore, Kelly Patton, Bradley McAdam. Row 3: Mike Nichols, Bruce Moore, George Murray, Lisa Mills, Rick Marcellus, Paul Milne, Tony Nicholas, Mark Miller. HR: 355 Right: Row 1: Laurie Premo, Michele Perry, Dagny Reuss, Kea Rusch, Laurie Reed. Row 2: Tim Johnson, Roxanne Rotundo, Sarah Scozzafava, Linda Richie, Lisa Rivers, Kim Reed. Row 3: Donald Platt, Matt Reynolds, Jason Pratt, Tim Sell, Howard Phelps. 56 HR: 356 Right: Row 1: Sherri Lashbrooks, Brett Towne, Cheri Smith, Mel- issa Tessmer, Betsy Typhair, Cindy Stowell, Robin Shepard. Row 2: Karen Smith, Kathy Thomas, Robin Teed, Martin Venton, Lorraine Story, Beverley Tully, Mark Smith, Ed Smith. Row 3: Steve Serviss, Jeff Sim- mons, Andy Stoffel, Larry Tyler, Darren VanOrnum, Robert Todd, Ken Taylor, John Smith. HR: 369 Right: Row 1: Sandy Walrath, Kathy Wade, Jane Yerdon, Brenda Web- ster. Row 2: David Wainwright, Kory Wells, Dan Yerdon, Kathy Wier. Row 3: Dawn Wilmarth, Terry Walton. 57 hRhSHMbJN HR: 357 Row 1: Liz Blair, Laura Ashley, Julie Abrantes, Rick Bates, Shelly Bush, Maria Angelino. Row 2: Tammy Buddenhagen, Noreen Chamberlain, Jeff Andrews, Richard Clement, Gerald Black- bum, Tammy Belmore, Tina Aldridge. Row 3: Jadd Brown, Wayne Charlton, Wes Belmore, Lisa Allen, Laura Cole, Amy Barr. HR: 358 Row 1: Bell Diron, Candy Cornell, Stanley House, Lisa Ellis, Sandra Dushane, Diane Drake, Phil Dashnaw, Tom Cseledy. Row 2: Debbie Edney, Margret Emrich, Jenny Cornell, Donna Ellison, Elbe Donaldson, Karen Dalton, Kim Disotell, Betsy Doty. Row 3: Mary Desormeaux, Mary Farley, Bonnie Dusharm, Mario DeCastro, David Dodds, Mike Ehart, Raymond Serviss. 58 mi HR: 359 Left: Row 1: Hope Harmer, Teresa Hadfield, Leann Hance, Herb Hays, Mark Hartle, Pam Hadfield, Michelle Farr. Row 2: Debbie Fournier, June Ferry, Bonnie Fuller, Lori Hall, Richard Nicholas, Kimberly Forsythe, Sue Foster. Row 3: Laura Griffin, Christopher Frappier, Greg Gonyeau, David Forsythe, John Fitzgerald, Bill Finnie, Duane Griffin, Lisa Fuller. HR: 364 Left: Row 1: Sue Ingram, Renee Lashbrooks, Amy Lashbrooks, Joe Wing, Shelly Isreal, Andrew Kelly. Row 2: Lisa LaMoria, Laura LaMoria, Micheal Labow, Penny Kirker, Laura Krieder, Betsy Lalone. Row 3: Jennifer Lacks, Heather Hilts, Reggie Cooper, Cathy Lallier, John Henderson, Merle Hogle, Ste- ven Keyes. 365 Row 1: Nadine Dixon, Veronica Miller, Lynn Mashaw, Judy Moore, Denise Matott, Debbie Nier, Crystal Moore, Gary McCullough. Row 2: Aileen Milne, Bruce Looker, Michele Moskal, Lisa Murphy, Amy Bush, Jim Nor- ton, Lisa Miller, Garth Monica. Row 3: Roger McLean, Mike O’Donnell, Marty Merritt, Brad Nindl, Joni Mashaw, Karen Nelson, Mike Mullen, Shawn Finley. 366 Row 1: Wendy Put- nam, Joe Peck, Evelyn Pierce, Jody Prashaw, John Reynolds, Mike Sanford, Renee Rivel- lini, Diane Rastley. Row 2: Debbie Phip- pins, Craig Richard- son, Dawn Rose, Tim Shepherd, Rich O’Donnell, Sheila Shippee, Sarah Per- kins, Lance Scott. Row 3: Sue Reynolds, Pam Patton, Kim Sham- pine, Pat Rastley, David Richards, Rick Woodrow, Lonnie Scott, Jack Richard- son. 60 367 Row 1: Brad Taylor, Lydia Vance, Steve Sanford, Barbara Stone, Steve Streeter, Gene Simmons, Wendy Tibbits, Wendy Towne. Row 2: Nichole Skeldon, Leon Stiles, Mary Titus, William Matejcik, Melissa Tuttle, Shel- ley Tharret, Randy Strate, Scott Sterling. Row 3: Laura Travis, Yvonne Swem, Rick Towne, Eric Tessmer, James Travis, Randy Thayer, Marty Spil- man, Amy Smith. 368 Row 1: Karl Weldon, Tammy Walker, Den- ise Allen, Eugene Wylie, Carolyn Young, Alex Wood- ward, Laurie Zehr, Lisa Yerdon. Row 2: Danny Richards, Larry Whitton, War- ren Wheeler, Cliff Wheeler, Julie Ells, Russell Youngs, Bruce Burns, Kim Witt. Row 3: Jeff Pitcher, Jim Young, Sue Wier, Brett Van Sant, Rox- anna Youngs, Pam Nichols, Sarah Weller. I JR. HIGH JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: 1st Row, L to R: Sandra Sell, Brad Burns, Abid Bashir, Diana Tulley, Joanne Witt. 2nd Row, L to R: Micheal Green, David Putman. Bottom to Top, Standing: Lisa Rich, Kristen Mossing, Micheal Whitton, Mark Daily, Spencer Vance, Erick Johnson, Kenny Weatherup. Welcome to the 7th and 8th grade portion of the Gouverneur Deanonian. The Junior High Yearbook Staff has labored long and hard and we hope you enjoy it. This is the first time under the new administration that we have ever had a separate Junior High section. It’s a great feeling, isn’t it? This section was produced by 8 th graders in the hopes that in the next few years the Junior High will be able to begin production of its own yearbook, full of thoughts and pictures of the very difficult transition from child to young adult. JUNIOR HIGH STAFF: Chris Anderson Steve Besaw Scott Briggs 63 Fred Scozzafava Above right: Row 1: 122R: Shannon Bogart, Robert Bresett, George Brozzo, Sherri Allen, Tracy Bishop, Abid Bashir, Scott Briggs. Row 2: Mark McIntosh, Michelle Bice, Christopher Anderson, Alan Big- warfe, Orson Klock, Scott Briggs, Lynn Bishop. Row 3: Robert Brown, Julie Bush, Lisa Ashley, Karen Can- ning, Steve Besaw, Danny Barr, Herb Denton. Right: Row 1: 124R: Billy Casey, Marco Dixon, James Douglas, Jeff Cunningham, Raymond Clement, Brenton Easton, Tracy Felicia, Paula Ferry. Row 2: Doris Davidson, Jim Davis, John Lewis, Marc Dusharm, Debbie Finley, Cheryl DeLaurenza, Isabelle Cole, Julie Cook. Row 3: Shawn Fenton, Mark Dailey, Tom Dimon, Mike Mullen, Philip Cun- ningham, Jarjorie Clyde, Linda Che- vier. Above left: Row 1: 218R: Tim Harmer, Tina Fuller, Pearl Nicholas, Terry Gamble, Jonathon Hamilton, Mike Green, Tammy Hitchman, Carl Forsite. Row 2: Peggy Jotham, Liz Hadfield, Amy Hendericks, Janna Gale, Mark Wilson, Mike Harris, Leslie Gooding. Row 3: Tim Haws, Berry Fitzgerald, Lisa Walwath, Marty Goodale, Ronald 64 Hight, Randy Hight, Randy Sawyer, Jeff Henderson. Top left: 219R: Row 1: Brayton, Greg Hurley, Robin Jayson, Charles Lyons, Betty Liscum, Jody Kelsey. Row 2: Ora House, Teresa Horne, Karen Williams, Mona Whalen, Karen Kennedy, Tammy LaRock. Row 3: Stephanie Lynde, Mike Whitton, David Kingsley, Martin Lamar, John Lutz, Dennis Love, Jeff Lynde. Left: 220R: Row 1: Lisa Cam- bridge, Patricia Miller, Michelle Monaca, Tammy Young, Becky York, John Nindl, Jenny Miller, Scott McEathren, Owen Matott. Row 2: Chris Moore, Pete McFarline, Kristen Mossing, Jon Meashaw, Danny Miller, Ken Nicholas, Jill McLean, Billie Jo McIntyre. Row 3: Ronny Kerr, Chuck Rathburn, Jodi Premo, David Youngs, John Murdie, Steve Wood, Mike McAdam. Absent: Victoria Vargas. 65 Above: 221R: Miss Watson, Row I: Aaron Redmond, Larry O’Donnell, Barbara Putman, Ed Reed, Lisa Rich, Eric Raven, Fred Donaldson, Billy Reed, Lisa Roberts, Ronni Premo. Row 2: Tanya Roberts, Kara Rusch, Lisa Paro, Marnie Salisbury, Tim Noble, Robin Rusch, Karole Reed. Row 3: Chris Rogers, Carl Prashaw, Greg Nicholas, Kermit Rice, Ralph Pilsbury, Aurora Par- ker, Patty O’Reilly. Above: 222R: Mr. Mace, Row 1: Kelly Sinclair, Natalie Serviss, Leroy Tharrett, Ronny Thomas, Ricky Sinclair, Dick Soper, Jerry Sheen. Row 2: Wilma Matott, Max- ine Weaver, Linda Sha- traw, Diana Tully, Heidi Smith, Kim Bean, Desi- ree Smith. Row 3: Rose- mary Typhair, Robbie Silts, Brenda Fuller, Larry Walrath, Mark Conklin, Jeff Stone, Fred Scozzafava. 66 Hurrah to Pete Cappellino from PENGUIN LANES The seventh grade boys’ basketball team had a very respectable season posting a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. The eighth grade team had an excellent season with 10 wins and 2 losses. Both teams were coached by Mr. Charles Audet. Top: 8th GRADE: Sitting: Steve Gale — manager, Mike Green, Abid Bashir, Charlie Lyon. Kneeling: Barry Fitzgerald, Tim Noble, Owen Mattot, John Nindl, Ken Nicholas. Stand- ing: Jon Meashaw, Marty Goodale, Dennis Love, Mike McAdam, Ralph Pilsbury. Absent: Dan Barr. 7th GRADE: Sitting: Bob Dunkleberg, Joey Lamb, Danny Gale, Robert Rich- ardson. Kneeling: Chris Anderson, Doug Roberts, Dan Reed, Dean Kerr, Gary Fournier, Robby Betts. Standing: Tommy Leader, Todd Benware, Steven LaFaver, David Putman, Rick Wood, Eric Johnson, Dave Wood. 67 Jr. High Wrestling The Jr. High Wrestling Squad had a fairly success- ful year. Through the efforts of Coach Elliot Glansberg, some wrestlers became adept at pinning and offen- sive tactics. The overall record was not as good as hoped, but the experience will aid our future J.V. Wrestlers. Kneeling — Bottom Row: Kevin Gamble, Arnold Dashnaw, Larry Marcellus, Jeff Villeneuve, Clark Canall (Manager). Kneeling — Row 2: Bill Shippee, Shane Devlin, David Rast- ley, Mike Harris, Darren Bush, Gordon Ayen, David Cole, Rusty Tuttle. Stand- ing: Dan Erdman, Shawn Fenton, Phil Cunningham, Andrew Hodgen, Chris Miles, Eric Raven, Mark Daily, Leroy Tharrett, Karl Prashaw. Missing: Brad Burns, Ron Kerr, Kermit Rice, David Hentz, Mike Pistolesi, Kurt Hartle, Earl Walrath, Gerald Way, Larry Walrath, Greg Hur- ley, Ed Dusharm. WRESiLWC 7th and 8th Grade Girls’ Basketball Row 1: Leah Mashaw, Kim Hill, Joanne Witt, Kristin Mossing, Lisa Rich, Rac- helle Rotundo, Julie Bush, Terri Gamble. Row 2: Sandy Sell, Cindy Weldon, Colleen Scott, Amy Hendricks, Coach Henry, April Rastle, Marcia Dier, Tracey Scott, Jenny Miller, Lisa Ashley. 68 Left: 303 F: Row 1: Rebecca Baker, Kevin Aldrich, Alan Andrews, Darren Bush, John Fin- nerty, Sir Loin. Row 2: Bradley Burns, Dee Berry, Robert Betts, Teresa Belmore, Christine Closs, Elizabeth Goodreau, Kristy Bigarel, Dean Carr, Gordy Ayen. Row 3: Morris Blair, Sherry Blackburn, Stephen Arnold, Amy Cole, Todd Benware, David Cole, Lyle Bishop. Absent: Ronald Baker, Stella Monroe, Dan Fifield, Robert Hull. Left: 304F: Row 1: Mike Ellis, Robert Dunkelburg, Eddie Dus- harm, Bonnie Dixon, Kevin Gam- ble, Shane Devlin, Kathy For- sythe, Kathy Griffin. Row 2: Mitzi Davis, Mike Farley, Lynn Deuval, Marcia Bier, Barbara Fuller, Daniel Erdman, Gary Fournier, Howard Gale, Tim Geer, Leslie Gale. Row 3: Donald Durham, Buckley Denesha, Eugene Crook, Joe Forbes, Fred Clement, David Youngs, Randy Gooddle, Danny Gale. 69 Bottom right: 310 R: Row 1: Robert Richardson, Ricky Stowell, Doug Roberts, Teresa Rose, Colleen Scott, Sandy Sell, David Rastley, Rusty Richardson. Row 2: Bobby Rice, Tracey Scott, Rechelle Rotundo, Melissa Soto, Charlie Shannon, Pearl Merritt, Liz Nichols, Geor- gettr Morgan, Melissa Roraback. Row 3: Scott Rumpf, David Man- ning, James Teboe, Rob Smith, Mic- helle Hastings, Jennifer Sawyer, Shelly Richardson, Chris Storie. Right: 309 R: Row 1: Cheryl Mullen, Patricia Ordway, Heather Love, Cassi Morey, Carol Macaulay, Lisa Merritt, Joseph Koskey, William Pierce. Row 2: Thomas Platt, Jay Miller, April Rastley, Georgette Moore, Sherri Peavear, Janice Moore, Theodore Parsons, Christo- pher Miles, David Looker, Leah Mashaw. Row 3: Michael Pistolesi, Kevin Manning, Phillip Palleschi, David Hentz, Larry Marcellus, April Law, Peggy Klock, Kenneth Weath- erup, James Liscum. Top right: 307 F: Row 1: Tammy Hentz, Lena House, Sherri House, Joey Lamb, Terry Jenkins, Dean Kerr. Row 2: Jennifer Huse, Kurt Hartle, John Kerr, Shawn Haskins, Robert Horton, John Koskey, Jon Hogue, Kenny Hight, Kim Hill, Rita Horne. Row 3: Andrew Hodgdon, Glen Hogle, Shelly Klock, Ann Hentz, Erik Johnson, Steve La Faver, Jack Hitchman. 70 Top left: 311 R: Row 1: Amy Turn- bull, Debbie VonColln, Annette York, Cindy Weldon, Jeff Ville- neuve, Rusty Tuttle, George Typhair. Row 2: Earl Walwrath, Bill Shippee, Candy Petrie, David Woods, Kennedy Zira, David Withe- rell, Kim Weir, Spencer Vance. Row 3: Mary White, Sandy Verduin, Rick Woods, Joanne Witt, Scott Weath- erup, Bryan Montroy, Faith Watson. Left: 314 R: Row 1: Krista Absalon, Casey Whitaker, Diana Coons, Donna Lamica, Cassie Thayer, Heather Crapser, Joseph Tupper. Row 2: Mary Cole, Bradley Law, Jill Reynolds, Cheryl Titus, Carol Har- rington, Kris Anderson, Can Reed, Merle Griffis, Arnold Dashnaw. Row 3: Thomas Leader, David Hamilton, Melissa Aldridge, Tammie Allen, Dale Harmer, Kermit Allen, David Putman. 71 1981 DEANONIAN! CURRICU- LUM □ Above: No Anthony! This is the carburetor! Left: Auto Mechanics 1, (Mr. Hedges) Row 1: Steve Carlson, Mike Cole, Bruce Lutz, Rick Walton. Row 2: Pat Carr, Marshall Clement, Clarence Cummings, Bryan Perrigo, Robert Woodard, Allen Terpestra. Bottom left: Auto Mechan- ics II, Left to right: Cory White, Ken Stowell, Craig Bowman, Anthony D’Agos- tino. 73 Above: CONSERVATION II: Row 1: Spencer Liscum. Row 2: Tim Mulder, Mark Brundage, David Finnie, Jeff Thayer. Top right: CON- SERVATION I: Row 1: John Sheperd, Carl Woods, Brett Shampine, Tim Donaldson, Gary Campbell, Ed Moore, Tom Gardner. Tom Rose. Middle right: CARPENTRY I: Row 1: Mike Fuller, Robert Webb, Allen Young. Row 2: George Travis, Pete Hitchcock, Steve Stepheson, Alan Typhair, Everett Wylie, Jerry Kirker. Row 3: Alan Kinney, Ricky Cole, John Simmons. Bottom right: Jeff Fuller, Charles Weir, Mike McFarlane, Todd Vrooman. 74 Left: COSMETOLOGY I: (Mrs. Vrooman), Sheila Allen, Bobbi Jo Dickson, Debbie Zehr, Lisa Hall, Trudy Taylor. Middle left: COSME- TOLOGY II: Brenda Fuller, Heather Yerdon, Paulette Fenlong, Steve Edney — Subject. Bottom left: Brenda Luller practicing up in hair styling. Below: Electrical Trades, Larry Davis (seated), Steve Edney, Jim Girard. 76 Left: FOODS II: Tammy Clifford. Below left: FOODS I: (Mr. Pederson), Vaneta Walrath, Lisa Brown, Cindy Manning, Kathy Nicholas. Bottom left: Who’s that good looking guy walking this way? Left: Retail Selling, Row 1: Betty Bevins, Shelley Tharrett. Row 2: Angela Miller, Joanne Tuttle, Gena Gale, Janet Hills. Row 3: Sharon Platt, Chris Elliott, Arthur McKinney, Linda VanO- rnum, Deanna Perrin, Debbie Bartholemew. Below left: Row 1: Helen Sham- pine. Row 2: Tammy Harmer, Ed Thompson. Row 3: Carol Richard- son, Barb Walrath, Sherry Lash- brooks, Penny Thomas (also alone), Denise Hogue, Cheryl Walrath. 78 Left: Welding I, Row 1: Dale Woodard, Tom Hadfield, Kelvin Perrigo. Row 2: Jim McCrea, Dana Nichols (also alone), Rick Liscum, Tim Prashaw. Row 3: Carl Devito, Chris Backus, Leland Griffith (also alone), Jim Backus, Nelson Bice, John Perry, Dwight Hubbard, Harold Brozzo. 79 NURSING: Right: Gary Cooper. Below right: Gary Cooper, Charlene Gonyeau, Jane Liscum. 80 SECRETARIAL: Above: Row 1: Debbie Young, Terri Wag- staff, Jodi Towne. Row 2: Lisa Taylor, Joni Mashaw, Bonnie Macauley, Jeanne Fenlong, Brenda Fin- ley. OFFICE PRACTICE: Left: Front: Laurie Thayer, Nicki Travis, Jennelle Brown, Tammy Moe, Amy Hall, Sue Story. Back: Dawn Perrigo, Chris McQuade, Paula Hamilton, Derrick Gale, Rosa Richard- son, Lisa Chick. 81 NORTHWEST TECH: Above: Row 1: Debbie Bice, Tom Cummings. Row 2: Frank Caswell, Kurt Hughto, Lucille D’Agostinow. Above right: Sitting: Mary Shannon. Row 2: Diane Morrow, Cindy Lamica, Amy Robillard. Row 3: Kelly Maloy, Polly Weller. 82 Mrs. Thompson — Southwest Tech Mr. Laurenze — Southwest Tech Prin- cipal 84 DEANONIAN 85 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: Above: Row 1: Mike Streeter, Joe Lamar, Steve Hentz, Joe Harmer, Brad Nindl, John Hogue. Row 2: Kelly O’Donnell, Larry Whitton, Eric Carr, Mike O’Donnell, David Wainwright, Phil Diyanni, Rob Todd, Randy Thayer. Row 3: Rick Cog- netti, Brud Lumm, Norby Hall, Lonny Scott, Jonathan Huse, Pete Gar- ner, Tim Sell, Tim Knowlton, Coach Hall. VARSITY BOYS BASEBALL: Top: Row 1: Terry Rose, Paul Audycki, Robert Wood, Mark Fin- ley, Tony Wagstaff, Art McKinney, Tom Cummings, Adam Moore. Row 2: Coach Holland, Greg Carr, Mark Closs, Tom Harrington, Bob Canale, Andrew Griffith, Martin Serviss, Randy Todd. 86 GIRLS' VARSITY SOFT- BALL: Top: Row 1: Judy Chapin, Jeanine Ballard, Lynn Richie, Laurie Mac- Turk, Coach Roberts. Row 2: Paulette Fenlong, Gail Lum, Tammy Hopper, Shel- ley Spilman, Tammy Moe, Joanne Harrington. GIRLS’ J.V. SOFTBALL: Center: Row 1: Tami Felicia, Barb Chapin, Kris Leeson, Linda Wilson, Linda Finley, Darlene Dusharm, Heather Hilts. Row 2: Bonnie Macaulay, Joanne Tuttle, Valerie Rosenbarker, Melanie Angelino, Tracie Davis, Shawna Goodison, Betsy Doty, Joni Mashaw, Coach Winters. 87 1980 Boys Track proved to be an exciting year for GHS with 4 new school records. Jason Ward raised the pole vault record to 12'3 and Paul Henry set a new mark of 6'3 in the high jump. The team of Ken Stowell, Rod Dashnaw, Glenn Hutton and Paul Henry composed an awesome mile relay team. The team ran away with a new school record of 3:32.5. Dave Centofanti proved to be the team’s MVP in the Van Duesen Sec- tional Meet scoring more than 60 points and receiving the trophy for the outstanding fieldman of the meet. The team had a successful record and placed 3rd in the sectionals. Below: Row 1: Lance Scott, Jim Mullin, Mike DePietro, James Kirker, Shawn Roberts, Dave Centofanto, Chris Easton, Brent Easton, Tim Shepard, Mike Mullen. Row 2: Tom Mason, Mike Mullin, Kent Pratt, Larry Fuller, Rick Harriman, Tim Pratt, Bill Leader, Tim Carosi, Jason Ward, Marty Perrigo, Scott Gal- lette, Roger Sadler. Row 3: Ken Stowell, Rod Dashnaw, Greg Nelson, Casey Whalen, John Scozzafava, Jim Girard, Ted Shannon, Brad Shippee, Kurt Wells, Kory Wells, Robert Woodward, Jim Clark, Scott Jones. The Gouverneur Girl’s Track team did an outstanding job this year capturing 3rd place in the Sectional meet. Although the team was very young, the girls raised their record to 9 wins and 2 losses and show hopes for improve- ment in years to come. Second team All-Northern awards were given out to Lenore Griebsch, Bridget Burke, Kerry Kennedy, Beth Tibbits, Nancy Connor, and Amber Klock, who was also awarded 1st team All-Northern. Other awards went to Roberta McIntyre — Most Improved, Bridget Burke — Outstanding Senior, Patti Farley — MVP Field and Amber Klock — MVP Track. All in all the year was successful and the team can look forward to strong future seasons. Opposite: Row 1: Melanie LaVack, Leslie Blair, Beth Tibbits, Nancy Connor, Amber Klock, Roberta McIntyre, Martha French, Liz Blair, Coach Glansberg. Row 2: Karin Dalton, Kristen Mossing, Tina Morrow, Patti Farley, Kathy Mullen, Maureen McIntyre, Lisa Hance, Peggy Snyder. Row 3: Pam Patton, Teresa Towne, Debbie Four- nier, Karen Kennedy, Michele Perrin, Mary Farley, Linda Betts. Row 4: Wendy Mitchell, Dianna Drake, Tami Walker, Linda Smith, Kerry Kennedy, Lesley Gooding, Laura Travis, Tammy LaRock, Kea Rusch. Row 5: Wendy Tibbits, Brenda Webster, Kelly Mullen, Beth Pilsbury, Denise Teed, Leeanne Hance, Sara Perkins, Noreen Cham- berlain, Karen Nelson, Kathy Wade. Row 6: Tami Buddenhagen, Karen Hance, Sara Scozzavava, Cindy Young, Kim Rastley, Lisa Glansberg, Sue Foster, Diane Schwelnus. Row 7: Bridget Burke, Lisa Wade, Lori Mashaw, Mary Kitchin, Lenore Griebsch, Jeannette Pistolesi, Barb Brasie. 88 WINTER TRACK: Row 1: Sue Foster, Kathy Wade, Karry Ken- nedy, Tammy Walker, Leann Hance, Peggy Snyder. Row 2: Lisa Glansberg, Sara Perkins, Debbie Fournier, Laura Travis, Kim Rastley, Cindy Young. Row 3: Patty Farley, Noreen Chamber- lain, Chris Easton, Jim Clark, Tim Carosi, Amber Klock, Karen Hance. Winter Track The Winter Track Club was very successful in its first year. In sectional competitions, the girls’ squad captured first place with seven girls being awarded All-Northern Honors, while the boys’ team tied for fourth place. The teams are coached by Fred and Melanie LaVack, and are to be congratulated on a fine season. 89 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Top: Row 1: Tony Nicholas, Mike Villeneuve, Brad Shippee, Paul Audycki, Chris Easton, Mike Streeter, Dave Hartle. Row 2: Brad Drake, Todd Ship- pee, Craig Gooding, Ron Harmer, Todd Chamberlain, Terry Rose, George Wells, Todd Mashaw. Row 3: Robert Brown, Mike Buddenhagen, Martin Perrigo, Kevin Roberts, James Travis, Mike O’Donnell, Norby Hall, Art McKinney. 90 JV FOOTBALL: Left: Row 1: Mr. McIntyre, Darren VanOrnum, Rob Todd, Kelly O’Donnell, David Audycki, Bion Dalton, Mike Ehart, Joe Lamar, Mr. Palumbo. Row 2: Lonnie Scott, Tim Knowlton, Jim Mullen, Frank Cook, Brain Bush, Bryan Perrigo, Casey Whalen, Steven Serviss. Row 3: Ken Taylor, Marty Spilman, Greg Streeter, Randy Fishel, Mark Hen- drick, Peter Cook, David Cummings, Tom Leonard. Row 4: Herbie Denton, Eric Carr, Andy Hughes, Matt Carbone, David Dodds, Eric Tessmer, Duane Fenlong, Mike Carbone. FRESHMAN FOOT- BALL: Left: Row 1: Mark Daily, Casey Clark, Garth Monica, John Lutz, David Kinglsey, Russell Youngs, Mike McAdam, Tom Cse- ledy. Row 2: Aaron Red- mond, John Nindl, Phil Cunningham, Mike Mullen, Steve Woods, David Rich- ards, Jadd Brown, Joe Simms, Jeff Andrews. Row 3: Kermit Rice, Brian Lang- try, Randy Thayer, Ricky Woodrow, Craig Richard- son, Martin Lamar, Mike Green, Jon Pistolesi. Row 4: Rich O’Donnell, Barry Fitz- gerald, Lyle Bishop, Dennis Love, Ricky Bates, John Murdie, Robbie Sitts, Coach Constanze. Varsity Football The Varsity Football team, coached by Barney Langtry, posted a season record of one win and seven losses. Team captains were Paul Audycki and Brad Shippee on defense. Brad Shippee, Todd Shippee and Mike Villeneuve received team All Northern Honors. 91 CROSS COUNTRY: Top: Row 1: Gregg Hur- ley, Mike Farley, Chris Anderson, Morris Fin- nerty, Ted Parson, Dan Gale, Kevin Gamble, Dean Kerr, Bradley Burns, Chris Miles. Row 2: Lisa Glansberg, Laura Travis, Tammy Walker, Sara Perkins, Debbie Fournier, LeAnn Hance, Janice Moore, Lea Mashaw, Sherry Pcvare Denise Teed. Row 3: Michelle Perrin, Peggy Snyder, Patti Farley, Sue Foster, Linda Smith, Pam Patton, Tammy Buddenhagen, Amber Klock, Kim Rastley, Karen Hance, Kathy Wade. Row 4: Tim She- pard, Mike Mullen, Mike Rastley, Pat Rastley, Pete Garner, Tim Carosi, Jim Clark, Greg Nelson. The Cross-Country Wildcat Girls made themselves noticeable when they placed second in the divisional and sectional meets. They also captured a third place in the prestigious Fayetteville Manlius meet and first in the Beaver River Invitational. Amber Klock, cap- tain, received a first team All-Northern award while Peggy Snyder and Kim Rastley backing the team fully, were awarded second team All-Northern. Michele Perrin received honorable mention. The Varsity boys finished fourth in the divisional and sectional meets. Led by Tim Carosi, captain, they completed a productive year and will look even finer in years to come due to junior high par- ticipation. Tim received a first team All-Northern honor and also participated in the State meet. Greg Nelson and Jim Clark received honorable mentions. The junior high girls finished first in the Divisional and the Beaver River Invitational. They literally ran circles around Malone. As for the junior high boys, they had a successful year also. The highlight was when the seventh grade boys team took first at the Fayetteville meet. All teams lived up to expectation and will be very hopeful in years to come. 92 VARSITY BOYS’ SOC- CER: Left: Row 1: Ken Jones, Rick Wood. Row 2: Larry Whit- ton, Peter Moore, Derrick Gale, Robert Wood, Steve Hentz, Brad Nindl, Ed Thompson, Tom Gleason, David Forsythe. Row 3: John Simmons, Adam Moore, Stanley Orford, Dean Dodds, Brian Byrns, Gerry Manni- gan, Don Manni- gan, Bob Bur- gess, Dave Cse- ledy. J.V. BOYS’ SOCCER: Left: Row 1: Dave Forsythe, Larry Whitton, Kory Wells, Jake Cole, Gregg Gonyeau, David Wainwright, Leon Stiles, Peter Moore, Manager. Row 2: Chris Moore, Abid Bashir, Tom Cseledy, Mike Whitton, Scott Sterling, Steve Hentz, Brad Nindl, Scott Cum- 93 mings, Ken Right: Row 1: Lisa Taylor, Jean- ette Pistolesi, Brenda Fuller, Shel- ley Felix, Lenore Griebsh, Barb Brasie, Diane Empie. Row 2: Lisa Wade, Shelly Spilman, Lorie Mashaw, Sue Sprague, Kerry Kennedy, Diane Hall, Dawn Preeigo. Row 3: Mindy Putman, Melanie Angelino, Robin Black, Kathy Nichols, Beth Tibbits. The Girl’s Varsity Soccer team did a good job of rebuilding from the previous years’ last place 10- 20 season. The Wildcats finished 3rd in the Northern Athletic Con- ference with a record of 6-4-2. On offense the Wildcats tallied 19 times against 7 in 1979. On defense the team allowed 16 as compared to 31. Top: Lying Down: Joni Mashaw, Karen Nelson. Row 1: Nicole Skeldon, Cheryl Fuller, Mona Whalen, Karen Ken- nedy, Jenny Sinclair, Leslie Gooding, Wendy Tibbitts, Teri Gamble, Michelle Manoca. Row 2: Heidi Smith, Lynn Mashaw, Terri Knowlton, Traci Davis, Roxanne Rotundo, Kristen Mossing, Shelly Bush, Angela Hodgdon, Julie Bush, Maxine Weaver. Row 3: Sherry Fuller, Noreen Chamber- lain, Nancy Leonard, Cathy Lallier, Heather Hilts, Tanya Felecia. This year the team won four games, lost five and tied three. G.H.S. outplayed every team but could not seem to score. They shot 154 times and made only 9 in the entire sea- son. The girls worked hard and made outstanding efforts. The young team was very competitive in the League. Out- standing players were: Lynn Mashaw, wing, Cheryl Fuller, wing, Joni Mashaw, right half back, Mona Whalen, center half back, Karen Nelson, center full back, Noreen Cham- berlain, left half back and goalie. 94 Top: GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL: Row 1: Mona Whalen, Leslie Gooding, Lori Gaumes, Jackie Miller, Lisa Mills. Row 2: Karen Johnson, Julie Ells, Deanna Galetta, Deane Rastley, Mary Desormeaux. Row 3: Wendy Tib- bits, Karen Nelson, Tammy Buddenhagen, Laura Ashley, Kim Witt, Linda Chevier, Cathy Lallier. Above: GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL: Lori Mashaw, Shelley Spilman, Joni Mashaw, Amy Hall, Mindy Putman, Joanne Tuttle, Kathy Nicholas, Beth Tibbits, Rosemary Wood, Nicki Jo Travis, Paula Wainwright, Dawn Perrigo, Dar- lene Dusharm. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team ended its season in second place with a record of 10 wins and 5 losses. Amy Hall won first team All-Northern honors, Kathy Nicholas was named to the second team and Beth Tibbits received an Honorable Mention. The team was coached by Mr. Rick Mace. Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball, coached by Mr. Barry French, had its third consecutive winning season this year with 16 wins and no losses. The team proved to have excellent starters as well as much depth from the bench which led to their undefeated season. 95 The boys’ Varsity Basketball team under the leader- ship of Coach Porter had a record of 13 wins and 10 losses and was the second runner up in division B. Norby Hall was the high scorer. He and Paul Nenry were named to the second All Northern team. The boys’ JV Basketball team coached by Mr. Nobert Hall posted a season record of 8 wins and 8 losses. Steve Hentz was the outstanding player on the squad. 96 VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Managers: Eric Gazin, Bobby Porter, Brian Porter, Billy Porter. Row 2: Todd Chamberlain, Paul Henry, Rick Cognetti, Randy Todd, Norbie Hall, Scott Carpenter, George Wells. Row 3: Coach Porter, Nelson Bice, Tom Leonard, Craig Gooding, Dave Cseledy, Bob Burgess, Joe Lamar, Steven Hentz, Derek Gale. Missing: Joe Hewitt, man- ager. J.V. BASKETBALL: Row 1: Jim Norton, Scott Sterling, Greg Gonyeau, Jim Boutilier, Brad Nindl, Tom Cseledy. Standing: Coach Hall, Rob Todd, Mario DeCastro, Brad Gotham, Tim Knowlton, Marty Spilman, Pete Garner. Miss- ing: Ken Jones, Mike O’Donnell, Kelly O’Don- nell, Jim Young. 97 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Right: Row 1: Diand Cummings, Paulette Fenlong, Mindy Putman. Row 2: Shelly Spilman, Brenda Kwas, Sherry Lynde. Row 3: Kris- tin Johnson, Dawn Perrigo, Roxanne Rotundo. Row 4: Beth Tibbits, Barb Bra- sie, Nancy Spilman. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Krisin Lehigh, Karen Hance, Sherry Clark, Joni Mashaw, Wendy Tib- bits. Row 2: Mary Farley, Tracy Davis, Valerie Rosenbarker, Michelle Moskal, Tammy Felecia, Shiela Shippee. Row 3: Coach A1 Douglas, Jeanette Pistolesi, Angela Hodgen, Terri Knowlton, Laura Ashley. 98 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front: Beth Pilsbury. Kneeling: Linda Smith, Sarah Erdman. Stand- ing: Pam Hughto, Barb John- son, Jenelle Brown, Diane Hall. Back: Tammy Moe, Beth Hogue, Sue Sprague. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front: Shelley Bush, Karen Kennedy, Natalie Skeldon. Middle: Leeann Hance, Noreen Cham- berlain, Nancy Leonard. Back: Tammy Walker. 99 VARSITY WRES- TLING: Above: Row 1: David Wainwright, Gerry Mannigan, Tom Walker, Donny Mannigan, Gerald Hartle, Steven Serviss. Row 2: Brian Perrigo, Brian Bush, Kevin Rob- erts, Todd Shippee, Jeff Lancto. Row 3: Mike Rastley, Jeff Jones, Coach Lacey Jones, Brad Shippee, Mario Pistolesi, Patrick Devlin. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: Top Right: Row 1: Timothy Allen, Brad Taylor, Carl Weldon, Stephen Sibley, Leon Stiles, Richard O’Donnell, Scott Cummings. Row 2: Marty Merritt, Howard Phelps, David Peck, John Murdy, Bion Dalton, Mike Mullin. Row 3: Lance Scott, David Dodds, Eric Tessmer, Lonny Scott, Ken Taylor, Jim Mullin. 100 J.V. and Varsity Wrestling The Varsity Wrestling squad upheld its winning tradi- tion this year by posting a season record of 14 wins, 3 losses. The team was the Northern League champions and placed first in the North Country tournament. The wrestlers, as a team placed third in section 10 with titles won by Gerry Mannigan at 105 pounds and David Wain- wright at 98 pounds. Runners-up were Don Mannigan, 119; Jeff Lancto, 177; and Brad Shippee, Heavyweight. The team was led by Coach Lacey Jones. The Junior Varsity Wrestlers ended their season with a very impressive record of 13 wins and no loeese. Coached by Joey Pistolesi. The Varsity grapplers also took a trip to Vermont to compete in a tournament and did well, while the JV’s brought home first place honors in the Watertown tour- nament. Varsity Wrestling Indian River 61-8 Thous. Is. 60-9 Malone 24-22 OFA 54-6 Massena 31-20 Potsdam 50-8 Watertown 42-21 Clifton Fine 53-2 Mad. Wadd. 48-14 Canton 48-12 Hermon De. 47-12 Essex Junct. Vt. 24-29 Spaulding 52-13 Malone 31-18 OFA 55-4 Massena 32-15 Potsdam 61-4 101 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Top: Row 1: Debbie Young, Valerie Hunt. Row 2: Erika Schwelnus, Carrie Sube. Row 3: Tina Morrow, Shawna Barr, Nicki Travis, Kathy Hill. Row 4: Dawn Murray, Shelly Rastley. JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Above: Front: Renee Rivellini. Middle: Lisa Mills, Kim Campbell, Amy Smith, Diane Rastley, Karen Johnson. On Top: Brenda June, Elizabeth Doty, Dagny Reuss. 102 VARSITY GOLF: The Varsity Golf team, under the leadership of Coach Abbot Leanard, ended their season in a tie for first place in the NAC and took third place in the sectionals at Malone. Craig Gooding made the first team All-Northern while Donald Mashaw received second team honors. Left to Right: Don Mashaw, Craig Gooding, Tom Empie, David Burgess, Brian Paige, Bob Burgess, Todd Mashaw. 103 ■iiaisiJ Wins Losses Ties Varsity Football 1 7 0 JV Football 7 1 0 Frosh Football 0 6 0 Girls’ Varsity Soccer 6 4 2 Girls’ JV Soccer 4 3 5 Boys’ Varsity Soccer 0 13 1 Boys’ JV Soccer 14 2 0 Boys’ Cross Country 1 4 0 Girls’ Cross Country 1 4 0 Junior High Boys’ Cross Country 2 2 0 Junior High Girls’ Cross Country 4 0 0 Varsity Volleyball 14 2 0 JV Volleyball 7 3 0 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Girls’ Varsity Basketball Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Golf Junior Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball Varsity Softball Junior Varsity Softball Boys’Track Girls’ Track Winter Wins Losses Ties 13 10 0 8 8 0 10 5 0 16 0 0 11 2 0 13 0 0 14 3 0 3 9 0 1 11 0 0 10 0 4 6 0 13 6 2 10 2 0 •ack section champs 1981 DEANONIAN— by: Scott Jones, artwork 1, 2 and Nicki Travis, artwork 3 This year the Art Club set a goal to make enough money to go to the Smithso- nian Institute in the spring. They did vari- ous projects to raise the money needed, including a car wash, raffling off a live tur- key for Thanksgiving, serving at the F.F.A. banquet and more. Art club members also did group pro- jects and learned to work in varied medias. They did day projects and painted Christ- mas scences on windows. Top right: Betty Foster’s displays, 1980. Above: Row 1: Tim Foster, Treasurer. Row 2: Michelle Griffin: Vice-president, Chris Fuller, Angela Weatherup: President. Miss- ing: Heather Yerdon: Secretary, Cheryl Walrath, Brenda Fuller. A.V. Top: Row 1: Robert Horton, Glen Hogle, Shawna Goodison, Veronica Miller. Row 2: Alan Kinny, Everett Wyle, Scott Brown, Tom Hadfield, Randy Sawyer. Missing: Tom Leader. 108 LIBRARY CLUB: Row 1: Mark Smith, Zelphia Klock, Beverly Tully, Willie Matejcik, Sarita Tupper, Sandy Walrath, Renee Sampson, Sherry DeShane, Alan Typhair, Chrissy Drummond, Christine Bice, Sandy DeShane, Bonnie Fuller, Shawn Finley, Sherry Clark, Shirley Miller, Brenda Webster. GUIDES: Glenna Elliot, Theresa Hadfield, Candy Cornell, Betsy Typhair, Deanna Perrin, Laura Ashley, Sherri Tharret, Dawn Big- warfe, Amy Lacks, Dawn Wilmarth, Shelly Bush, Sara Perkins, Jake Cole, Lenor Griebsch, Karen Nelson, Lynn Mashaw, Betsy Doty, Lisa Fuller, Elbe Donaldson, Michelle Moskal, Amy Barr, Elizabeth Blair, Mellissa Tuttle, Richard Nicholas, June Ferry, Renee Lashbrooks, Missy Felecia, Tammy Belmore. Missing: Barb Brasie. 109 Above: The Three Muscatels. AFS Right: Row 1: Khristine Johnson, Donna Byrns. Row 2: Lori Rich, Maureen McIntyre, Eva Sim- mons, Lynda Bishop, Bruce Looker. Back Row: Peggy Snyder, Amy Lacks, Alan Tuttle, Tim Carosi. The AFS sponsored an AFS weekend in January of this year. This proved to be a very busy week- end with cross country skiing, a tour of the Gou- verneur Museum, a dinner and dance. There were guests from France, Bolivia, Australia and other countries as well as their AFS spon- sor brothers or sisters from neighboring towns. Foreign Culture Club Below right: Row 1: Kathy Harron, Jane Yerdon. Row 2: Madame Turkmani, Nancy Connor. Row 3: Anne Pilsbury, Laurie Paro, Maureen McIntyre, Tim Car- osi. Standing: Mary Shannon, Lynn Rich, Terri Knowlton, Maggie Hurley, Lori Rich. Missing: Scott Jones, Renee Revel- lini. Under the supervision of Madame Turkmani, the Foreign Culture Club was quite active this year. It held a bake sale, raffled off an afghan, and held two 7th and 8th grade dances. The officers, Nancy Connor, president; Maureen McIntyre, secretary; and Lori Rich, treasurer. no Below: Tim Carosi, Shelley Spilman, Robert Wood, Lisa Wade, Sue Spra- gue, Stan Orford, Bob Burgess, Beth Pilsbury, Lenore Griebsch, Beth Tib- bits, Kathy Hill, Pam Hughto, Lori Mashaw, Craig Gooding, Amber Klock, Robin Black, Linda Smith, Mindy Putman, Diane Hall, Peggy Sny- der, Greg Nelson, Mary Kitchin, Nancy Spilman, Melanie Angelino, Diane Empie, Erika Schwelnus, Diane Cummings, Diane Smith, Scott Carpenter, Marty Perrigo, Todd Chamberlain, Barb Brasie, Beth Hogue, Gerry Mannigan, Paula Wainwright. Left: The Varsity Club, supervised by Mr. Porter, has been very active in the past year. To promote many different high school sports of Gouverneur, they held a Thanksgiving Wrestling Invita- tional, Christmas Basketball Tournament, and a paper drive in September. The Varsity Club helps sports in our school finan- cially, and backs them with spirit, so the club has become invaluable. DANCE COMMITTEE: The members of the Dance Committee are the people that see that the dances run smoothly. They also make the signs and other material supplies for the dances. Front Row: Brenda Webster, Shelley Keyes, Shawna Goodison (chairman). Back Row: Renee Sampson, Bonnie Fuller, Darlene Dusharm. Frank Palumbo is advisor. ill Below: Row 1: Tracy Scott, Mary Cole, Heather Crapser, Lisa Rich, Joe Lamb, Tim Geer, Robert Rich- ardson, Dan Reed, Kris Anderson, David Putman, Gary Fournier. Row 2: Chris Anderson, Mark Conklin, Ed Reed, Kim Hill, Sandra Sell, Carole Harrington, Cheryl Mullen, Lisley Gail, Barb Fuller, Jenny Miller, Stephenny Lynde. Row 3: Kenneth Weatherup, Jay Miller, Fred Scozzafaua, Ronny Thomas, Rick Wood, Todd Benware. 112 Row 1: Wendy Tibbetts, Jane Bush, Shelly Felix, Diane Smith, Kathy Hill, Melissa Tessmer, Anne Pilsbury, Joe Peck, Terri Knowlton. Row 2: Dorinda McIntosh, Beth Tibbetts, Lynn Rich, Linda Smith, Jon Huse, Gary McCullough, Willie Palmatier, Kim Witt, Kris Leeson, Kelley Mullin, Mary June. Row 3: Amber Klock, Maureen McIntyre, Nancy Connor, Tracey Davis, Brenda June, Val Hunt, Erika Schwelnus, Lenore Griebsch, Lynda Bishop, Sue Foster, Laurie Krieder, Julie Ells. Row 4: Laura McTurk, Amy Mason, Denise, Jim Boutlior, Jane Yerdon, Lance Emrich, Robert Wood, Mike Mullen, Aileen Milne, Tom Cummings, Scott Jones, Kris Lehigh, Lisa Glansberg. Row 5: Jo Ann Bush, Lori Rich, Sheryl McCullough, John Reynolds, Andrew Ellis, Peter Garner, Andrew Perry, Stan Orford, Bruce Patton, Jeff Hopper, Timothy Carosi, Amy Bresett. Row 6: Thomas Mason, Danny Yerdon, Jack Richard- son, Jim Burke, Kris Johnson, Angela Weatherup, Joe Mattemore. The Senior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Palmatier, has been extremely active this year. They have participated in numerous parades during the year and over the summer. Members of the band, along with orchestra and choir participants, sold candles early in the year to raise money for their vari- ous accomplishments. Many band members partici- pated in the Area-All-State concert in Watertown, and some played NYSSMA solos. In February, the band took part in the Festival of Bands in Watertown. They also assumed their annual task of preparing and performing excellent Spring and Christmas concerts. They also played at graduation and presented a Christmas assembly. Members of the band also played a major role in the cast and the orchestra of the musi- cal. The Junior High Band, also led by Mr. Palmatier, gave a nice Christmas assembly for the Junior High students and put on a Christmas and a Spring concert. Serving basically as a learning experience, the Stage Band pres- ents an opportunity for musicians of G.H.S. to be exposed to unique styles of music. Meet- ing as often as possi- ble, the Stage Band rehearsals are relaxed and informal. With a repertoire ranging from Glenn Miller’s Moonlight Serenade to the theme from Chips, the group has an adaptable program; able to do concerts or dances or just enter- tain. Their unique blend of sounds make for a popular and exciting group. Row 1: Anne Pilsbury, Danny Yerdon, Tom Mason, Tracy Davis. Row 2: Lori Rich, Maureen McIntyre, Sheryl McCullough. Row 3: Jane Bush, Lynn Rich, Roxanne Rotundo, Wendy Tib- bits. Row 4: Jon Huse, Jane Yerdon, Sarah Erdman, Jim Bouti- lier, Kris Johnson. Row 5: Willie Palma- tier, Andrew Perry, Andrew Ellis, Peter Garner, Amber Klock, Tim Carosi. 113 Senior High Student Council Sr. High Student Council has been very busy so far this yehr. The president is Randy Zehr, Robert Wood is vice-president, Peter Garner is secretary and Susan Foster is the treasurer. Under their leadership the club started the school newspaper, sponsored the open-door stu- dent, and are rewriting their constitution. They are also going to run the school elections, spon- sored a dance for parents, and give an academic scholarship to a deserving senior. Our open-door student this year is Andre Lima Castro from Rio de Janeiro. Although his native language is Portuguese he has taken two years of English. He likes skiing, swimming, and listening to music and his favorite subjects are physics, geography, and technical design. He would like to become a mechanical engineer. SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Below: Erika Schwelnus, Pete Garner, Tim Carosi, Diane Smith, Amber Klock, Laurie Denesha, Randy Zehr, Lori Rich, Robert Wood, Kris Johnson, Nicki Joe Travis, Kelly O’Donnell, Joe Lamar, Larry Whitton, Adam Moore, Bruce Looker, Betsy Typhair, Mike O’Donnell, Sue Foster, Noreen Chamberlain, Renee Rivellini, Chris Fuller, Linda Finley, Peggy Von Colin, Nicole Skeldon, Stephanie Abrantes, Kerry Kennedy, Lisa Glansberg, Linda Smith, Kory Wells. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Right: Kristen Mossing; pres., Lisa Rich, Erik Johnson, David Putman; v-pres., Mike Whitton, Mike Green; treas., Brad Burns, Abid Bashir, Spencer Vance, Diana Tulley; sec., Sandy Sell, Joanne Witt, Ken Weatherup, Mark Dailey. 114 tfTTSRKENKY AflM DEPQf F.H.A.: Left: Row 1: Yvonne Swem, Jean Way, Penny Kirker, Roxanne Youngs, Bonnie Durham, Debbie Fuller. Row 2: San- dra Stowell, Kim Shampine, Sue Wier, Lisa Bacon, Norsworthy, Sheri Deshane. Top: Row 1: Leann Hance, Yvonne Swem, Kim Shampine, Mark Miller, Robbie Bresett, Orson Klock, Howard Coons, Marjorie Clyde, Stephanie Lynde, Jana Gale, Veronica Miller. Row 2: John Smith, Beverly Tulley; trea- surer, Angela Miller; vice president, James Cole; president, Laura Cole; reporter, Larry Tyler, James Reynolds, James Casey, Charlotte Bresett; secretary, Laurie Zehr. Missing: Mark, Jadd Brown, Sentinel, Jody Kelsey, David Woodward. The FFA has been very active this year. The Future Farmers were successful in judging contests at the Gouvern- eur and St. Lawrence County Fair and had several members picked for State Fair teams. Charlotte Bresett placed in the top group in crops and James Cole was sixth in the Tractor Driving. They were also trophy winners at the Hammond Fair and won the county Land Judging Contest. Laurie Zehr was top livestock judge at Canton A.T.C. Among other activities, the FFA sponsors a foster child in Guatemala, sells citrus fruit, cheese, and sausage, and sponsors a concession stand to support its endeavors. 115 Top: Maintaining a rigorous schedule, the choir never stopped working this school year. Beginning with their second trip to the studios of WWNY, the choir opened up its ’80-’81 debut with a 15 minute tele- vision performance which was highly com- mended. The annual Christmas Concert was per- formed with the usual standard of excel- lence. A significant portion of the Area- All-State choir was made up of musicians from the G.H.C. choir. This year five stu- dents were sent to the New York State Conference All-State Choir. Kristen John- son, Timothy Carosi, Sarah Erdman, Wil- lie Palmatier, and Andrew Perry all partic- ipated in the prestigious group with the lat- ter four also taking part in the All-Eastern Choir. A number of vocalists did NYSSMA solos as well as taking on roles in this year’s musical. Fiddler on the Roof. The year was rounded off with the Spring Concert and made complete with a per- formance at the commencement exercises. CHOIR: Row 1: Mary Kitchin, Kathy Wade, Amy Lacks, Shawna Barr, Melissa Tessmer, Anne Pilsbury, Lonna Reynolds, Dawn Murray, Kathy Hill, Margaret Hur- ley, Mary June, Lynn Rich, Beth Pilsbury, Colleen Merritt, Valerie Hunt, Jane Bush, Brenda June. Row 2: Lynda Bishop, Lisa Hill, Diane Hall, Sarah Erdman, Nancy Connor, Maureen McIntyre, Laurie Rey- nolds, Kathy Harron, Kris Lehigh, Valerie Rosenbarker, Diane Smith, Barb Brasie, Lori Rich, Linda Smith, Amy Bresett, Roxanne Rotundo, Joanne Bush, Terry Knowlton, Cathy Leader. Row 3: Erika Schwelnus, Melinda Putman, Lenore Griebsch, Paul Audycki, Tom Gleason, Robert Wood, Tim Carosi, Lanson Emrich, Jamie Reynolds, Tom Mason, Charles Palmatier, Peter Garner, Carrie Sube, Beth Tibbits, Kristen Johnson, Jona- thon Huse, Andrew Perry, Tim Foster, Kurt Hughto. Row 4: Andrew Ellis, Scott Jones, Bob Burgess, Chris Easton, Paul Milne, David Cseledy, Kory Wells, Amber Klock. ORCHESTRA: Row 1: Paul Milne, Willie Palmatier, Lynn Rich, Margaret Hurley, Anne Pilsbury, Valerie Rosenbarker. Row 2: Tim Foster, Debbie Phippins, Sarah Weller, Kerry Kennedy, Kathy Thomas, Tom Mason, Kristen Johnson, Sarah Erdman. Row 3: Colleen Merritt, Lonna Reynolds, Kathy Hill, Amber Klock, Lenore Griebsch, Beth Pilsbury. Row 4: Linda Finley, Lisa Hill, Jane Bush, Lori Rich, Maureen McIntyre, Amy Bresett. Row 5: Laurie Reynolds, Scott Jones, Lynda Bishop, Tim Carosi, Diane Smith, Dorinda McIntosh, Andrew Ellis, Peter Garner, John Reynolds. Missing: Angela Weath- erup. 116 The Orchestra, under the management of Mrs. Mary Lou Johnson, participated in many events this year. In Area-All State, practically all of the Gouverneur Orchestra participated. They were active in both the Christmas and Spring concerts adding a classical touch to the atmosphere. The musical this year, Fiddler on the Roof, was also another event in which part of the Orchestra was active in. All in all the Orchestra lead a productive year. 117 The Marble Village York- er’s, under the direction of Mr. Peter McCarthy, have in the past few years become a formi- dable force in the Yorker pro- gram. At the 1980 Convention in Rochester, the club won an Award of Excellence for its exhibit entitled “Gouverneur — the Village with a Heart of Stone.” A certificate of Merit (equivalent to 3rd place) was also won by a member for a research paper on local history, and a Second Place was also captured in the History Trivia Contest. This year the club will host the 1981 State Convention to be held in Lake Placid in May, and have high hopes for their success. With a promising out- look for History Bowl, the club has entries in the Research Contest, Exhibit Contest, Who’s Who, and Talent Show. The club has also been active on the State level, participating in Advisory Council Meetings and State Committees, with Marble Village Yorker Jane Bush currently serving as State Chairman. This chapter, which has been in existence since 1950 contin- ues to make itself one of the most venerable in New York State. Above: SENIOR YORKERS: Row 1: Gigi Laidlaw, Kroy Wells, Chris Fuller, Jane Bush, Lynda Bishop, Amber Klock. Row 2: Amy Lacks, Carrie Sube, Andrew Ellis, Maggie Hurley, Tim Carosi. Row 3: Scott Jones, Tom Mason, Bev Tully. Top: JUNIOR HIGH YORKERS: Danny Gale, Mike Harris, John Reynolds, Becky York, Cassey Thayer, Kris Anderson, Sandy Sell, Heather Crapser, David Cole, Lynn Deuval, Mike Farley, Cassey Morey, Ted Parsons, April Rastley, Thersa Belmore, Lena House, Shelley Richardson, Brad Burns, Kris Mossing, Monique Alberry, John Finnerty, Casey Whitaker, Collen Scott, Gordy Ayen, Sherry Pevear, Dean Kerr, Ricky Stowell, Patty Ordway, Karen Kanning, Chris Anderson, Ralph Pilsbury, Dan Erdman, Rochell Rotundo, Kim Hill, Steve LaFaver, Robbie Betts, Georgette Moon, Christe Bigarel, Cindy Weldon, John Meashaw, Diane Coons, William Pierce, Evelyn Pierce, Mary Cole, Annette York, Leah Mashaw, Fred Scozzafava, Craig Richardson, Scott McEatheron, David Wood, Terri Gamble, Karen Conning, Julie Bush, Tanya Roberts, Mike Whitton, Debbie VonCollin, Kathy Forsythe, Michele Hastings, Marcia Dier, Doug Roberts, Goerge Typhair, Mark Dailey, Robbie Sitts. 118 SR. HIGH HONOR SOCI- ETY: Top: Row 1: Anne Pilsbury, Sharon Roraback; pres., Colleen Merrit. Row 2: Craig Woods, Dave Har- tle, Nancy Connor, Kathy Hill, Linda Finley, Laurie Reynolds, Jane Bush. Row 3: Scott Carpenter, Tony Wagstaff, Heather Yerdon, Sarah Erdman, Beth Pils- bury, Lori Rich, Laurie Paro. Row 4: Craig Gooding, Angela Weatherup, Scott Jones, Peggy Snyder, Leslie Blair, Kelly Mullen, Mau- reen McIntyre, Carrie Sube. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: Left: Donna Ellison; pres., Amy Infield, Sara Walrath, Tammy Bel- more, Renee Rivellini, Lisa Miller, Mary Farley, Kerry Kennedy, Sue Foster, Lisa Glansberg, Mrs. Saidel; Advisor. 119 Twirlers Above right: Row 1: Lori Reed, Paula Wainwright (head twirler), Dorinda McIntosh, Laura Dus- harm, Linda Ritchie. Row 2: Andrew Perry (drum major), Mary Titus, Amy Andrews, Peggy Von Colin. o0ViVERNE-Uq , ?3$3 HIGH SCHOOL BAND Color Guard Tammy Dashnaw, Renee Sampson, Yvonne Swem. Missing: Leslie Blair, leader. rlEURY CHRISTIWC 120 OPEN DOOR For ten weeks this year Gouverneur was host to Andre Lima Castro, a seventeen-year-old from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Andre comes from a large family, having four brothers. His father is a corporate executive, and Andre enjoys surfing, tennis, jogging, and motorcycles. He plans to put his artistic and mathematical ability to use by becoming an architect. While staying with Hunts, he loved ice cream and TV, and was eager to try ice skating. He found the cold weather hard to tolerate, and said the main dif- ference between the countries was a closer and more open rel- ationship between adults and youth. We sincerely enjoyed Andre’s stay, and look forward to future visits. Some students only dream of seeing faraway, exotic places, but with the help of the American Field Service Summer Pro- gram, Alan Tuttle was able to live in Madrid, Spain for the summer of 1980. Alan, in his letters home, commented that items were rather expensive there. For instance, postage for letters cost from 50 to 75 cents. There are 70 pesos in an American dollar, and a pair of sandals cost him 1285 pesos. For a treat they went to the local Burger King. Their clothing is much like our own, except that shorts are considered “trampy” and can’t be worn. Alah and his family thank AFS for its sponsorship. They’re sure that this was an experience that he’ll never forget. His mother commented, “I know it’s the greatest thing that could have happened to him. Thank you AFS! 121 It's not often that the students of G.H.S. receive a visit from a messenger of God, but upon the evenings of Novem- ber 21 and 22 he made it known who was God’s Favorite. Jamie Brown gave a “flaming” per- formance as Sydney Lipton, the bearer of God’s word to Joseph Benjamin, who was energetically portrayed by Willy Palma- tier. The story centers around Joe’s struggle with his wacky wife, (Sharon Roraback), an ungrateful son, (Andrew Perry), and his insipid twins, Ben and Sarah, (Stuart Crossman and Nancy Connor), as he attempts to convince them that he was visited by a messenger of God. Joe even has a few difficulties in convincing his ever faithful maid and butler, Mandy and Morris, (Pam Hoghtoand Randy Zehr). As the play progresses there is no ques- tion that Joe is telling the truth. The heat is turned off, the family credit is ruined and the family business and house are ruined by fire. In the end Joe’s ordeal is finally ended and, although he is tested to the limit, he remains God’s Favorite. Directed by William Appleby and with Leslie Blair as stage manager, God’s Favorite was Gouverneur’s smash com- edy of the year. GOD’S FAVORITE 122 Above: Row 1: Carrie Sube, Maggie Hurley, Pam Hughto, Sharon Rora- back. Row 2: Paul Milne, Tim Carosi, Jamie Brown, Stuart Crossman. Far left: Willie Pal- matier. Left: Mary Shannon. Under the able direction of Mrs. Heller, our community was treated once again to a fine performance on February 11, 1981. Next to graduation, the Dean Oratoricals are the oldest event at Gouverneur High school, and this year’s contest was won by Sharon Roraback and Paul Milne. Second place was won by Carrie Sube and Jamie Brown. Originated by the Misses Cora and Jenny Dean, the prizes were for many years available through their estate. Now the contest is continued through the generosity of the Gouverneur Rotary Club. Con- gratulations to all involved. 123 Top: Mr. Abbot Leo- nard. Right: Mr. Lacey Jones. Far right: Mrs. Doris Monaco. Below: Mr. Robert Audycki. Below right: Mr. John Mossing. 124 Top left: Ms. JoMarie Salva — Business. Top right: Mrs. Alice Aiken — Teacher’s Aid, Mr. Leo Sches- ser — Teacher. Left: Mrs. Kathy Sipher — Math. Above: Mrs. Debi DeLuca — Business. Bottom left: Mr. Richard McIntyre — Chemistry. 125 sfi've j- G oT The l°°k °u wAnTT° kn°w bETTeR THE ?vhw 126 Mr. Frank Bergau, an English teacher at GHS, retired this year after eighteen years of teaching here. We would like to take this opportunity to thank him for all of his dedicated service and wish him the best of luck and much happiness in his life away from the school and its people. Donna Byrns was crowned St. Lawrence County Dairy Princess in June of 1980. As Dairy Princess, Donna has responsibilities such as radio programs, tel- evision demonstrations, and other activities. Donna is active in AFS and contributed her talents to Yorker Club for a time. 127 175th ANNIVERSARY Above: The Olympic Torch on the home stretch. Opposite above: 24 Hour Marathon 1st Place Men’s and Women’s Team. Right: Carri- ers of the torch, members of the boys’ and girls’ 1980 Track Teams. Far right: ... And the Rock Island Run is on. Below: Sporting concert blazers, the band begins the 175th anniversary cere- mony. 'NEUR MORRIS] mansion .......“ BUILT isos OB USfiGE ESTATE o?1H v°a2nT, WTITUTIW. °Jn ANO U S MINISTER TO FRANCE US SENATOR 128 As Gouverneur approached it’s 175th anniversary, the Chamber of Commerce scheduled an excitingly full week of activities. The Second Annual Rock Island Run started out the fun, fol- lowed by an art show and special exhibits at the Historical Society Museum. On the 4th of July a celebration ceremony took place with fireworks, a parade and the carrying in of the Olympic Torch. As the weekend neared, so began the Third Annual 24 Hour Relay-Marathon, ending with an awards presentation and the extinguishing of the torch. 129 1980-81 IN REVIEW 1981 marked the beginning of a chapter in history and just as each new decade has begun in the past, so the eighties began with a bang. 1981 was a year for disasters. The explosion of Mt. St. Helens on May 18th, destroyed millions of acres of land and left sixty-one dead. Its effects are still being felt. Elsewhere a catastrophic earthquake in Italy left thousands homeless and hurricane David caused mil- lions of dollars damage in the Gulf of Mexico. Another so-called “disaster” was the 1980 election with the majority of voters claiming to pick the lesser of two evils and many chosing Anderson as an alterna- tive. For better or worse, Ronald Reagan became our 40th president. 1981 was also a year for national pride. After numerous upsets, including a failed rescue attempt, it looked as though the American hostages in Iran would come home and the U.S. was ready with yellow rib- bons everywhere. Finally on January 20th (which by some strange coincidence, happened to be Inaugura- tion Day), the hostages came home. America rejoiced. One year before in February 1980, America roared with patriotism at the Lake Placid Oyympics as Eric Heiden won five gold medals in speed skating as expected and the U.S. Hockey team stole a miraculous gold which was totally unexpected. In the entertainment world we saw the death of John Wayne and the murder of Lennon, possibly the most influential artist of the 20th century. The eighties also brought two new sex-pots into fame and fortune, Bo Derek and the infamous Miss Piggy. ... and of course who can forget those September evenings as all America stayed home nervously watch- ing TV, dieing to know, “Who shot J.R.?” 130 As America begins another decade, the Deanonian has, in keeping step, taken on a new look .. . And what better way to present this new look than through the media, and what more appropriate choice than one of the best known magazines in the U.S., The National Geographic. Through this magazine, the Deanonian has become a 1981 National Geographic report on Gouverneur and its people right from the cover with a school house, exemplifying the “good old” simplicity of the North Country to a special senior’s fold-out page. The Deanonian staff wishes to express its deep gratitude to the National Geographic Society for the use of its magazine cover, trademark and format. Thank you. 131 1981 DEANONIANs IN CONCLUSION □ With the upheaval of world affairs, changes in government and the coming of the modern world to the people more and more each day, it was deemed necessary to conform our own school. Even as the original section of the Gouverneur High School was being reconstructed, the Deanonian changed. Though revealed in a modern mode, the Deano- nian was able to hold onto northcountry heritage through a symbol. The little red school house is a representation of the simplicity of Northern New York. This symbol is the purity of life and the remembrance of people — our people and our lives. 133 Top: Row 1: Evelyn Pierce, Maggie Hurley. Row 2: Laurie Reynolds (copy editor), Shawna Goodison (Business Man- ager), Renee Rivellini, Kris Winters, Amy Andrews. Row 3: Andy Kelly, Angela Weatherup, Andrew Perry. Row 4: Kathy Harron, Joanne Bush (Assistant Editor), Scott Jones (Editor- in-chief), Tim Carosi, Amber Klock, Carrie Sube. Missing: Jane Bush, Kim Ingram (Head Typist). 134 DEANONIAN As editor of the 1981 Deaonian, I and my staff have made an attempt to revital- ize the yearbook for the eighties. We hope that we have accomplished this end to the satisfaction of the student body. With a large staff for the first time in many years and a room designated solely for yearbook use, I found my work to be greatly eased from that of past yearbook endeavors. I would like to extend a special thanks to the people who made this book possible. To Liz Gleason for our cover work, to my able staff, especially Laurie Reynolds, Shawna Goodison, and to my assistant, Joanne Bush. 1 would also like to thank Linda Conklin and Sandy Owens of the 1979 Deanonian who taught me the ropes. Last but not least I extend my thanks to Mr. Betrus who has withstood the terrors of yearbooking for three years and put up with my procrastination through thick and thin! Scott Jones Editor-in-Chief I wish to thank the yearbook staff for their dedication and hard work in produc- ing this year’s Deanonian. Without these people’s output your only memories would be thoughts, not words and pictures. Scott Jones, Laurie Reynolds, Joanne Bush, and Shawna Goodison (next year’s editor) are to be especially commended for their true school spirit. , rl970,6 Alan Betrus Advisor 135 Standing: Isaiah Serviss, Frank Langeuin, Dave Sipher, Paul McAdam, Walter Fade, Curran Wade. Sitting: Laura Slate, Alexander MacKinnon (President), Nancy Cappellino. Board of Education These hard-working officials are entrusted with the duty of keeping the Gouverneur Central School Sys- tems standard of education one of the highest in the state. The volunteers play an important part in our school and deserve alot of credit. 136 ADVERTISING MASON'S JEWELERS A STITCH IN TIME FABRICS CRAFTS Watches Keepsake Diamonds Repairs A Complete Line of Fabrics Notions Patterns Crafts 1 Main Street Gouverneur, N.Y. Phone: 287-0292 45 E. Main St. 287-4651 BROWN’S JEWELRY 43 E Main Gouverneur N.Y. 13642 Diamonds Bridal Registry Gifts for All Occasions Repairs Fun for Sale NESCO Gouverneur, NY WRIGHTS CLOTHING AND SPORTING GOODS 91 East Main St Gouverneur, N.Y. You Can't Go Wrong When You Shop At Wrights' Jim and Melanie Rich PISTOLESI CLEANERS 51 Years Of Service In Gouverneur 24-Hr. Service—Pick Up And Delivery Free Moth-Proofing We Clean Suedes And Snow Apparel Phone: 287-0720 137 Best Wishes to the Class of 81 As you continue your education or begin your career, we’re here to help. your personal banker For all your financial needs, Contact: The NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHERN NEW YORK Gouverneur and throughout St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Lewis, and Oswego Counties ARNE'S MEN LADIES SHOPPE Quality Clothing 111 East Main St. Gouverneur, New York Phone: 287-3621 Your Ford Team In Gouverneur, N.Y. DODDS MOTOR CORPORATION 287-0200 138 WARPL. HOWARD SPAN’S AMpj HARDWAR Kai treel pfnSSwt'Y; W: 2874)91)0 GAjR.Y l RTS IPE.lMainSl. Gouverriear. srj Gun ’i ROMA RESTAURANT M. DeCastro—C. Petitto, Props. Completely Air-Conditioned All Legal Beverages Gouverneur, N.Y. Restaurant Phone: Cj iN. 287-9886 n 7 H Kitchen Phone. 287-3280 THE FURNITURE SHOWCASE Gouverneur Mattress Co. Offices 51-53 Main Street Gouverneur, New York 13642 139 CLEARVIEW RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Motel Hosts — Mario and Mabel Pistolesi Restaurant Hosts — Joe and Carolyn Pistolesi Excellent Cuisine and Cocktails Located on U S. Route 11 South — 'A Mile South of Gouveneur In the Foothills of the Adirondacks Skiing, Hunting and Fishing Areas Are Moments Away From this Modern 25-Unit Motel Electrical Heat, Phones, T.V., Air-Conditioning, Heated Swimming Pool 140 141 GOUVERNEUR POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION MERCER’S JERESY FARMS, INC. Deliveries Throughout Watertown, Clayton, Odgensburg, Masscna, t Canton, Harrisville, Alexandria Bay, Adams, Hermon, Star Lake ' .;f:J Potsdam Phone:287-0480 In Gouverneur Sprague Funeral Home J |NES FARM SUPPLY |iRCA T.V. Westinghouse J' 39 Clinton St. w'' I Gouverneur, N.Y. PBne:T83a32ip 143 THE TRIBUNE PRESS Northern New York’s Greatest Weekly Published on Wednesday by MRS Printing, Inc. Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Phone 287-2100 Wallpaper Housewares Electrical Supplies Paint Garden Tools t iCCa$e Stove 39 East Main Street Gouverneur, New York 13642 287-3090 GOUVERNEUR CO-OP ASSN, INC. Feed Farm Supplies Phone:287-0710 Lumber Phone: 287-2640 Gouverneur, N.Y. For Kind and Courteous Service FERGUSON PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing Publishers of the Sports News Wedding Invitations By Carlson Rock Island Road 287-1950 YARN PLACE BURR GREEN FUNERAL HOME INC. 33 Park Street Gouverneur, N.Y. 13642 Phone: 287-1330 Congratulations From PENGUIN LANES To: Tony Wagstaff, Greg Nelson, Sheri Spliman, Dave Hartle, JoAnn Harrington, Scott Carptner, Hogue, Brenda Fuller, Heather Yerdon, Todd Mashaw, Derrick Gale, Greg Wood, Randy Todd, Jim Girard, Mark Anderson and classmates. 144 Studios TllC Vajnden Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. I he Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't ATKINSON REAL ESTATE, INC. m ‘The Home Team’ 93 E. Main St. 315-287-1310 Gouverneur, N.Y. William E. Lacy G.R.I. Margaret H. Atkinson Charles H. Pickard Brokers Established 1952 AGWAY PETROLEUM CORP. Heating Osls Gasoline-Diesel LPGas Anti-Freeze Heating Installations Bulk Motor Oil 24 Hour Burner Service Phone 287-3100 Gouverneur, NY 145 GROVETON PAPERS COMPANY A 9UBSIDIAPV OF DIAMOND INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Address Reply to NATURAL DAM DIVISION GOUVERNEUR, N.Y. 136L2 315 287-1200 146 _______________________________________________________________I 147 IMPRESSIONS 148 149 150 Mill 151 AUTOGRAPHS The Deanonian Staff wishes to thank the following people for their assistance in the production of this book: Mr. Derrigo Katie O’Connor Tribune Press Judy Bush JoAnn Weatherup Gale Ferguson Dave DePaul (Taylor representative) Taylor Publishers Vardens Studios and Elizabeth Gleason 152