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

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ll ll North High, We Hail to Thee... North High we hail to thee -in this, our alma mater. Thy name we praise -in yells, B.N.H.S.-- Ra, Ra, Ra -in songs, Cheer, Cheer, for dear old North High -on the court, in the field, and to anyone who criticizes you. Blest will thy memory be through all our days Hour good times, our friends, new and old, our fads, our laughter, home room period, and, mostly, homework. Royal blue and scarlet hue flung to the skies -in the uniforms of band, in the robes of the choir, on Color Day, in our school flag, and on anyone who wears a red and blue chip on his shoulder. To you We'11 e'er be true -Min our actions and reactions in school and out, and in friendship and good sportsmanship. Hai1! Hail! North High! DEDICATICDN Teacher-Coach-Organizer-Ambassador extraordinary-Good friend of teacher and student alike. We gratefully dedicate this issue of the Wampum to our lack of All Trades - Mr. Ernest I. Lalley

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Above: Mr. Lalley, as faculty director of athletics, checking the seasorfs foot- ball schedule in the qym office. Below: ln a lull after practice session d C h Mr. Lalley, Mr. Howland, an oac O'ReillY discuss the work of the team. Q. ffwrgwmx 6 X 9' Above: The typewriter clacks and Mr. Lalley qets off one of the innumerable letters he has to write arranging games with opponents of our teams. Below: ln the classroom, Mr. Lalley cu tivates brains as well as brawn in th members of the student bacly. 1. 9 ff QQ ,L x Nl-hy Name We Praise...