Binghamton North High School - Wampum Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Seen here is Miss Irma Burdick of the Mathematics Department who pre- viously taught in Whitesboro and Camden High Schools, as well as at Central. Miss Burdick is a graduate of St. Lawrence University. The pupils are Richard Ward, Howard Houghtalin, William Hause, Vernon Hink, Donald Stanley, Gerald Michael, and Donald Decker, in a trigonometry class. fggr 53 Mr. Daniel Dressler teaches English and Public Speaking. He has aided stud- ents in overcoming speech difficulties and in becoming better speakers. Harriet Marsden and Lyle Lockwood are two class members. He especially likes to teach Drama, and was once a movie extra. He attended Stanford University in California. Miss Genevieve Shattuck ofNorth's Commercial Department teaches Short- hand and Typing. Miss Shattuck attend- ed Rochester Business Institute, Syracuse University and Columbia University. She taught in Central's Commercial Department before com- ing to North.

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lla M ffl I Miss Josephine Donley and one of her 5A English students,Eugene Smith, are discussing Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. Miss Donley attended D'You- ville College in Buffalo, and Albany State Teachers College. ,f Mr. Herbert Nichols has been an asset to the Binghamton School system for almost 20 years. Here, in metal shop he is explaining to William Mee the fi- nal buffing of German - silver bracelet. He also teaches Auto Shop and as a sideline coaches North's baseball squad. Miss Katherine McCormick is one of North's shorthand, typeing, ecom- omic geography teachers. She attended State College and taught in Coeymans High School before returning to Bing- hamton. Traveling is her most inter- estin obby.

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Expressing his opinion about North High's new letter Mr. Ernest Lalley seems favorably impressed. Mr. Lalley is Athletic Director, arranging all varsity sports contests and handling financial details. He also teaches classes in both Economic and Histcry A. His diplomas from Cortland Normal and Columbia University enabled him to teach in Cin- cinnatus a S Past. if Miss Dorothy Tobias is shown here conducting a very intensive dis- cussion on some phase of American History. Miss Tobias specializes in American History. She received her B. A. degree from Pennsylvania State University and officially received her M. A. from New York University on June 1,1938 Previously she taught in Pennsylvania and at Central. f ,,,,5W' Surrounded hy laughing students Mr. Donald Roehm gives the photograper a broad smile. The pupils are Margaret Hohn, Truman McDonald and Ray Peet. Mr. Roehm has previously taught physics and chemistry at Central as he does here. He has a B. S. in chemistry from Union and his M. A. is from State.