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

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Special er ' --ga-, V rin 4 ' , fit F -4sii??1ff1' qt., A ,J 1 .VM. , ., . , . . -..' f-as .:,r.i X-.iff 1- Af , 1 ff' 5414 Aff' ' I f' i t ,Q ' 2' J- 'i -5 44. :Q Tj ' 'tl Upper Left: Every year five lucky boys from North travel to U Q34 Colgate University at Hamilton, New York, to learn about demo- cratic government the interesting way . . . They Join with other ,Zigi A.-r,-Q-,Q boys from all over New York State and run their very own ' state government for one day . . . The boys who represented gt' fi North this year were: fleft to riqhtl Ford Baker, Sam Rose, Russell L'J!,fA Dyer, lvan Fahs, and loe Dervay. ' N ik 'if U er Ri ht: The reservation shows off its best with some of its .idx I PP 9 l - .WL-T: prettiest lndian maidens . . . see the batcns as they fly sparkling 'I through the air . . . there goes Betty with another somersault . . . HF.-' :i.Q.gQ'j who woudn't be proud of these high stepping gals. 'f ' Left to right. first row: Shirley Avery, Betty Bitting, Carol Ahlberg. QQQQ Second row: Patricia Iones, Ruth Pickert, Hazel Cooper, Patricia Marcotte. ' 5527 Right: Were you at the North-Central football game this year? . . . if so you saw Ioyce Fiske appear during the half as queen 5,1-if Y, of our football season . . . it wouldn't be hard to find a king for' ' ' I A ner, would it boys! l I '?4l3f.-,:.- , . -' , ' Right: Have smiles in it? Prom and in to it . . . As Prom has to friends here, Left to right, tainment Chin.: Bessie Badger, Ticket Chmq Gerry Krause, Prom Chm.p Ken Gilchrist, Band Cnm.: Shirley Avery, Seoyg Esther Aswad, Decorations Chm.g Barbara Gurney, Publicity Chrn. Second row: Mabelle Conomikes, Mary Hamilton, Ella Meeker, Ioy Youket, Beverly Cohn, Pat Davis, Fran Townsend, Don Husband. Third row: William Woodrow, Sally Rozelle, Shirley Gilbert, Phyllis Malisly, Nancy Ash, Martin Larnprnan, Keith St. Clair. Fourth row: Nancy Baker, lulia Gqlli, Frank Mangan, jerry Savory, Loretta Gentile, Patricia Priestley. you ever seen a picture with more . . . these kids planned the Iunior this picture are still looking forward a high spot in a lunior's year, the be a success and thanks to your it was. First row: leannie Dukerich, Enter- 126g af nd xxx 5' fra' 25 7+ m..:Q,- -51521, , , r. . K M e2,,g,Q152,t3,,. X .,,,, is Nl V D 'Tatfkfffwrg .Q s 1' we 'Q' V fi aw- bf., 1- I t tr, . is ,ff CY feifffiif. if PY M

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Sczzlmfs 0 . . . Left: when you were just a Sophomore B . . . thoughts about the first day were happy,anticipating, 9l'TAeU tD91' and slightly puz- zling, too . . . but you survived. Left: The cheering is over for a while . . . no longer are the lights brightly glowing . . . dancers have taken the place of players . . . every- one's happy after a success- ful basketball game with Vestal. Below left: The mystery's solved . . . The audience snaps back to reality . . . and the people who took you to that house filled with sus' pense and excitement line up to receive their applause. First: Martin Lamp- man, Arnold Thayer, lack Crounse, lohn Rowe. Second: George Tomko, Bolo Wright, Keith St, Clair, lack lewell. Third: lohn Wil- check, Don Colvin. lerre Salmon, Prank Lynch. 4-I as :Y 99' f Y vi T ff' '

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gmvtalgxbmnff eeks Right: How rnuzix of the kia, wide, wonderful world do you think Do- lores Quick and Dick Emmons are noticing at this moment . . . not mufh, l het . . . hLi', in the spring ayoung mans fancy turns to you-know' what , . . and l don? lulanie hirn, do you? Le May l 'iave this l ig 1 e7 he moon is Ji tra s ars as sri and NLY not? re Seniors tus 1 mi p Le to right T s inc Louise Haines lacque line Vanderlvlark Cnaries Fox Dorotfiy Derkowski Walter Hall NOW Lei! Lowa ard days at sea end ess waitin, then a s 1 or isfana si,,hted and soon everyone sets a reward for his 'iard work in the sarne way our football team worked hard and was warded by making toacridowns and winniri, ,annes but the ,rand prize carve as a resalt oi a pass trcrri loseyh Gianetto Ken ne is Kn wltcn during the Central ,anne radio station WNBF hose tiis as t e Trirle Cities ,slay ol t'ie year here oo loal coach Garden ORe1lly looks on proudly as Ken and loe are presented their trophies by Bill Prior oi WNBF and Mr Orin Lockwood Sr wrio donahed one o' the 'rophies Lower left Efei ir ,fda e ri.: en or yo rf af :ea his d advife J ese f Y ii he f -is 196 rw ii: i . ' , sefi rid .... t.. f ' f l 1 ' rilhjht... ',i and E' 's 4 r rorn, ' ft ' :,o egih T' , . , , . t 1,- I' . 1 . , ' . . . . . 'i 'o...huti. hp inns . ' i. ' re- .f ' ' ' A - fn . sf.. o ' . i .. . ' . C - 'i ' ,h rt' P ' 4 t . . . . .... . . . pk, , ff f 1 f 1. 9 :'r f 'r ff aS1, 4.iusth'efoi- lov 'Iii' qos a - l Cosisi Ck L look- ing at figs prefix.: . . . last years riistale' r oo:- reifed li 'sis hzzfc 4 . . what '- wil hex' -,war bring? . . . you 'ie TC find osi. . . . , 1.42 A