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

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nothor Look at Football Freshman football-First row: J. Carrington, manager, B. Aswad, B. Ruggerio, B. Conroy, J. Faulk- ner, K. Johnson, R. Doolittle, R. Burly, J. Strain. J. Brown, man- ager. Second row: E. Knauf, C. Robbins, A. Buckland, B. Scott, M. Detrick, P. Merrill, J. DeMarcio, I. Lindsley, J. Zeggert. Third row: J. Keefc, M. Gilensky, F. Sullivan. J. lVIcCawley, E. Gar- barino, S. Grippin, J. Knowlton, C. Pasquale, P. Millspaugh, T. Dattoria, Mr. Winters, coach. Above lNorth b ball carrier is tunporarlly halted during the Central l..f.u.-Q nun ll F nluvnv nn al-A

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iarsit and J. . Dave Hartley Chuck Lewis Left Tackle Lffl Ellcl Left: Garharino finds a hole in Ithaca! line. J. V. FOOTBALL The J. V. Footballers enjoyed one of their best years as they won all six of their scheduled games to end up in first place. Vlfith Fred Murphy calling signals and pass- ing to ends Charlie Moore and Frank Petro, and su- perb playing by the forward wall and backfield, the mighty little Braves eked out dual victories over Cen- tral, Johnson City and Union Endicott. If their per- formance this year foretells anything of the way they will play on the Varsity squad we can be pretty sure of being on top of the Southern Tier Conference Teams. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The 1951 season was not an especially bright season Ralph Frey Joe rimimwski for the Freshman Fighters. In the six games they played, CONC' L1'f'GUHf11 the future Braves won two, tied two, and lost two. Moreover, they showed all who worked with them that with a little more experience they would be top flight footballers. North's football future looks very bright for the coming seasons, thanks to the efforts of all our coaches and players. - ' . ' .'- . : . i' ' l , F. Mur h . R. Merrall. G. 'I1uY,b:?Itl-Fllfjziglr-:ZF.ll,rsIEi::::ijl,RlVlFlKli1l5ig1eiff, IxlnlgflsllxlhhinielliTfilfilllL 'l'fxL13lgiiii3,uR. Bel-I, All ffjemzik, C. Moore. wards F. Leo, R. llafunussen. 'l'. Capozzi. A. Mar-Lennan. J. West, P- l'0U'0s II- I-'Yfiakv R- MUfPhYi 1- M1ll'llHl0lll0. 5- Y0VChll1CCZ- I9

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Football c0uches7First row: lfreml Hawke, line coach: Gordon 0'Reilly. head roach. Second row: Gerald DL-nmrce, J. V. line C03CllQ Ozzie W'intcrs, freshman coavhq Charles Howland, J. V. couch. Below: Ioe is about to him the ground hard. kwa! , .fv- Albovez A pile-up near ihe side lim-z-1. Left: Garbarino plungvs through the line. Below: 'ills-re':-s how w4e'll flu it. says Couch 0'HL-illy. anrl the lndianQ pay careful attention to his words. www' a 21 N