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

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If lig- LA l N Q - 3 f Y. N N x Xl N Stirring stick Bark spoon Dedication TO whom shall we dedicate the book this year? The eternal question popped up again early in September. Usually some worthy teacher or group is singled out for this honor. However, the more we talked it over, the more we realized that it would be very hard to choose only one teacher or one group. Here at North, many people are deserving of recognition. At last we realized that we wanted to dedicate the Wampum to everyone at North. So-here is your yearbook, dedi- cated to all of the loyal Indians of North High. .- Intif- I War club , e 2? -H ' J a , I v All of the objects on these pages -.'. l W, if .f Q Q are authentic implements used by 1 ' M Y ' gif Ax 43 the Iroquois nations. in lg ' ' M Ps 'Q'

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' flu.,- X-'F 1- -EE F.-' HH - 5 if 'mllll!lm lllllflllllg M 4' Ladle Woven burden strap Foreword Long ago the game-filled woodlands Quite surrounded Indian tepees And the cheerful flickering campfires, Symbols of the Iroquois Nation. Clapboard houses now are standing Round a massive Indian high school, While inside increasing friendships Torches of the red-blue stronghold. We should try to act like Indiansg Faithful, sturdy, brave, and truthful So we may succeed as they did When we leave our reservation. I f f 4 '1 , fi f 4 ? fa g lr L' 'I ,gh Hi' -Q Clay pot ,A Q .-is Q gf,-WW' Bark vessel

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