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

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STANLEY MOSER, Stan, Tech. Elec. Stage Crew 103 Intramural Tennis 11. RUTH NABINGER, Comm'l. Stenogra- phy. Counselors' Honor List 103 Jr. Red Cross 10: Chorus 10, 113 Tennis 103 Bas- ketball 10: Bowling 10. Plans: Work. HENRY NANNI, Hank, Comm'l. Gen. Bus. Counselors' Honor List 103 Chorus 10, 111 Int. Basketball 10, 113 Student Coun- cil Rep. iAlternateDg Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer 12. Plans: Navy. FRANCES OTTMAN, Frannie, Acad. History. Counselors' Honor List 11, 12: Class Notable: Hardest Plugger 12. Plans: Nursing. SHIRLEY OVVEN, Hurlymay, Comm'l. Stenography. Counselors' Honor List 10, 12 B3 Jr. Red Cross 11 B3 Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl 12. Plans: Secretarial Position. JOHN PHILLIPS, Phil, Vocational, Auto. Basketball IBCHSJ 10, 113 Student Council Rep. 11, 12: Int. Tennis. Plans: Navy. LOTTIE MAY P I E R P O I N T , Ping- Pong, Comm'l. Sten. Counselors' Honor List 10, Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 122 Chorus 10, 11, 12 B. Plans: Business School, Of- Hce Position. XVILLIABI PIVARNIK, Piv, VOC. Auto. Basketball 10, 113 Int. Tennis. Plans: Wait for Draft. WVILLIAM POPOWVICH, Flash, Tech. Mech. Counselors' Honor List 11, 12, Jr. Red Cross 123 Int. Basketball 10, 11: Golf 12. Plans: U. S. Army Air Corps. CHARLES RAYMOND, Chuck, Acad. Math. Counselors' Honor List 10, 11, 121 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 fManagerJ3 Forensic Forum 113 Honor Society 12, Student Council Rep. 12, Masque Kc Gavel tTreas.J 123 Senior Advisory Committee 123 Debate Award, L. T. G. Award. Plans: Army or College. ' ELEANOR REYNOLDS, Acad. Hmkg. Counselors' Honor List 10, 11, 123 Tennis 103 Basketball 103 Student Council Rep. 11: Class Notable: Best Natured Girl. Plans: Work, then School. ELWVIN ROBERTSON, Robbie, Voc. Auto. Student Council Rep. 103 Jr. Red Cross 103 Football J. V. 10, Varsity 11, 12: Int. Basketball 10, 11, J. V. 12, Var- sity B 12g Letter for Football. Plans: Army Air Force. THEODORE SCARINZI, Torpedo Joe, Tech. Elec. Student Council Rep. 113 Bas- ketball 11, iInt.J 12. Plans: Army or IBM. XVILLIAM SCHVVARZ, Willie, Comm. Sten. Counselors' Honor List 10, 11: Stu- dent Council Rep 10g Int. Basketball 103 Little Theater Guild 11, 12: Quill SL Scroll 11, 12: Wampum 11, 12. Class Notable: Class Agitator. Plans: Work. ERNEST SHAUL, Ernie, Tech. Elec. Counselors' Honor List 103 Int. Basketball 10, 11, 121 J. V. Baseball 11, 12. Plans: Navy. RUTH ELLEN SHAVV, Comm'l. Sten. Choir 10, 11, 12 B3 Chorus 10,11, 12 B: Counselors' Honor List 11. Music Award. BEVERLY SMITH, Bev, Comm'l. Cl. Prac. Counselors' Honor List 11, 123 Stu- dent Council Rep. 123 Wampum 123 Hoc- key 113 Tennis 113 Ping Pong 113 Basket- ball 113 North Star 11, 123 Volleyball 123 Archery 12. Plans: Office Work. RAYMOND SMITH, Smitstonian tlnsti- tuteJ, Tech. Elec. Counselors' Honor List 10, 11, 12: Jr. Engineers 10: Honor So- ciety 11, 12: Student Council Rep. 11. Plans: Army. ROBERT XV. SMITH, Smiter, Miler, Accd. Ind. Hi-Y 10, 113 Stage Crew 10, 11. Plans: Navy. ETTA STARKS, Comm'l. Sten. Chorus 10, 11, 123 C'ounselors' Honor List 12. Class Notable: Class Giggler. Plans: Office Work. MARY STONE, Mary Lou, Acad. Lang. Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11, 123 Tennis 103 Basketball 10, 113 Bowling 10. Plans: College. CHARLES SVOBODA, Chuck, Voc. Auto. Student Council Rep. 103 Basketball 10. Plans: U. S. Navy. LEE THOMPSON, Comm'l. Gen. Bus. Plans: Work. KENNETH TRIPP, Ken, Tech. Elec. Plans: Armed Forces. FRANCIS UNDERWOOD, Foo, Andy, Johnny, Tech. Mech. Counsel- ors' Honor List 10, 113 Student Council Rep. 103 Int. Basketball 113 Dance Com- mittee 12. Plans: Naval Air Corps, V-5. RITA VINCIUS, Acad. Art. History. Lit- tle Theater Guild 10: Jr. Red Cross 10: Art Club. ALBERT WAKEMAN, Al, Comm'l. Bus. Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 11, 12. Class Notable: Quietest Boy. Plans: Navy or College. RACHEL XVALL, Honey, Acad. His- tory. Student Council Rep. 10, 11, 123 Jr. Red Cross 103 Hockey 10, Basketball 10, 113 Bowling 10: G. A. A. 11, 123 Masque Kc Gavel 12. Class Notable: Most Popular Girl. BESSIE XVARNER, Acad. History. Stu- dent Council Rep. 12. Plans: Nurses Training. MARY BELLE XVATERMAN, Comm'l. Sten. Counselors' Honor List 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 12: Wampum 11, 123 North Star 11, 12 CNews Editorlg Jr. Red Cross 12. Plans: Office Work. IRENE XVENZLE, Renie, Comm'l. Or- chestra 11. Plans: Work. HELEN XVOODFORD, Comm'l. Clerical Practice. Counselors' Honor List 10, 12. Plans: Work. JANE WOODMASS, Shor.y,',Ac1d. Sci. Counselors' Honor List 11, 12 B: Girl Re- serves 10 Bj G. A. A. 10, 11, 123 Hockey 10, 11, 123 Ping Pong 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10,11, 123 Bowling 10,115 Volleyball 11: Badminton 113 Tennis 11: Jr. Red Cross 11, 12 B. Plans: U. S. Cadet Nurses Corps. fContinued on page 669

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Back row, left to right: Cardin Kibler, Mgr.g George Booth, Joseph Barrett, Ed- ward Bernat, Gene Horsky, Donald Gillette. Middle row: Elwin Robertson, Willis Pert, Donald Kent. George Kuzma, Donald Shelley, Robert Carbrey, Nicholas Korba. Front row: Paul Derzonavich, Bill Hall, Edward Grace, Edward Carr, George Deuel, Edward Zisca, Thomas Sutphen, Frank Komas. - - HIT THE CGRDS North's 1943-44 basketball team ended the greatest season that the school has ever had with 13 wins to 5 defeats. The brilliant floor work of Deuel, Kuzma, Hall, and Sutphen and the pivot shots of Derzonovich and Ko- mas kept the North High team on top of the Triple Cities League most of the season. Paul Derzonovich led the Indians, scoring 175 points with Tom Sutphen, and George Deuel following close behind. The 'fWarriors conceded three of their five to the Triple Cities Champions, Johnson City. Norwich High and Scranton Central had the other two wins. The Binghamton Indians were hampered at the mid-season by the losses of Eddie Grace and Edwa1'd Ziska to the armed forces and Edward Carr th1'ough graduation. Ed- ward Bernat and Don Shelley were brought up from the Junior Varsity to iill in these vacancies. Although Johnson City High's basketball quintet defeated the Indians', three out of four games in the regular season, there was much dispute as to who was really the top- ranking team. At the end of each period the score was either tied or varied one or two points. North High played an excellent floor game against J. C. in the final contest of the season for the Sectional Four Championship but were nosed out in the Hnal seconds by four points. The score was North 36, J. C. 40. A t1'ophy was presented to North High, similar to the one received by Johnson City, for runner-up spot. The coaches elected all sectional first and second basketball teams: George Deuel and Paul Dersonovich made the Hrst team and George Kuzma and Frank Komas were chosen for the second team. A great share of credit should go to Mr. John Reutlinger for his fine coaching and patience throughout the season. JUNIOR VARSITY North's Jayvees finished a good season with 11 wins to 6 defeats. Kent, Robertson, and Carbrey led the scoring with 112, 102, and 96 points respectively. The Junior Var- sity garnered 72 points off Vestal in the open- i11g tilt of the year. Johnson City had but one win from the Juniors while Central and U. E. took two and three games respect- ively. The season ended with a win over the Central Jayvees, 35-19.