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

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Injim Norlloz' Tour! Uur School lnjun Northi has once again re- turned in modern form to view the school which has followed the tradi- tion he represents. Of course, an en- tirely different sight greets his eyes from what he has been used to, but you can see by his face it is pleasing. He covers everything from the cafe- teria to the boiler room in his travels, nothing escaping his eye. We give you lnjun Northi and now the tour begins. The 1940 uQ:m,2um HIGH SCHOOL, BINGHAMTON N Y

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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OE NORTH

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The Purpoye 0 Tlaif Book This book is a living tribute to those seniors who now leave North High. With them goes this Wampum, a tangible thingfsomething to which they may one day refer and point with pride, for here will be a record of high school daysfjoyous days to some, to others, a time a little less joyous, but nevertheless happy. This book is an album-in a sensefan album from the pages of which pictures of classmates, chums and teachers will always be peekingfeven when those pages become tinged with yellow and spotted with age. Who was the girl who sat next to me in orchestra?'y Who was No. I6 on the football team? jack Lupton or Al Page? Was Mr. Tate's name George F. or George S.? The answers will all be found in the Wam- pumfyour permanent history of youthful vears.