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

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l 3 Hr, wi. .. :pr-Q. , ,aa Left to right: Miss Helen L. Murray, Mgr., Mrs. Maude Fox, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanehan, Mrs. Ire-nc Bateman, Mrs. Mary Iamhert, Mrs. Viula Hover, Mrs. Cora Lyle, Miss Marjorie White. First row: Edward Diskin, Mrs. Margaret Moran, Thomas Keating, jr., head, Patzy Zecca. Second row: Ralph Ives, james O'Donuvan, Willizim McDavit, Claude jones. Making Our Way an Easy One Page Ten C21 Fterzh 5171 Curlofl 121 71 fr S l' I1 f f 61 w Z ,f . J. 3, . 1, - , J' llllgvli .' 3.3, l ii ,lily W' ' , ft 'Q F' 4 - ' u. ffx ' .7f' V .. I . .Q lijllh 'W

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nthy Merrill, Miss Lazetta Gehin, Miss Irene lNlotyliz1, Mr. Gladys Or 'ay, Miss Elizabeth Stanfordil Second row: lN'Iiss l.eta Plunkett, lNlrs. ,lane Svatelx, Mrs. Gert e XXfaltman, Mr. Xllfarren Taylor, Mr. lNlaxwell Space, Mr. Charles lNlaclnnis, Mr. l.. K. Clark, lN r. lfugene Qce, lNlr. Raymond hlarvis, Mr. Henry lXlarean, Miss Margaret Quinn, Miss Pauline McCarthy, Miss Kathleen Reig. Third row: Mr. Ernest Lalley, Mr. Donald Roehin, Mr. Herbert Nichols, Mr. Robert Redman, lNIr. George Tate, Mr. john Reutlinger. Mr. joseph Vavra, Mr. Christian Hoflinan, Mr. ,lohn Sasnik, Mr. A. li. Stanat, Mr. Daniel Dressler. Mr. Ray Merchant. Fourth row: Mr. H. liarle XWc-aver. North. The Latin department, under the supervision of Miss Katherine O. Lundy, is comprised of Miss Ellen Mangan and Mrs. Georgia McCall. French is taught by Mr. C. A, Hammond and Mrs. Esther Bourdon. German students are instructed in German history, literature, and grammar by Miss Lazetta S. Gehm. Next we come to the Social Science Deck, also a much frequented place. Mr. George Crane, Miss Mary Gillespie, Miss Gertrude O'Corinor, Miss Lucy O'Hargan, Miss Eliza beth Shannon, Mr. Maxwell Space, and Miss Dorothy Tobias give daily instruction in the various phases of social science. The courses here offered, through the interest they create by means of discussion, news- paper articles, magazine articles, and supple- mental readings, are a vital force in keeping fCm1li11ned 011 Page 741 ti 5 S TJ x lx 1 Page N ine

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Clam 0 vmumf , I9 0 XX The january, 1940, graduating class, the last class to have spent any time at Central had as its officers: President, jack Luptong vice-president, Bette Bromleyg secretary, Louise Wellsg treasurer, Dick Smithg Ser- geants-at-Arms, Geraldine Churchill and William Hause. Graduation night a pageant picturing a day in school was given, with most of the class taking part. Class Day Assembly was a candid shot of two graduates in 1950 when the Class Pro- phecy was read. Eleanor Garvin was chairman of the class party in the North High gym, while Bette Bromley, as vice-president, had charge of the Senior Prom at the Monday After- noon Club. The class gift-money for shrubbery was in charge of jim Lucas. Page Elez 411