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

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wws 1 Qi 'sn'?f.'g.- , ' 0-'S eminem X Many months ago, when at was decided by the Wampum Staff that thus book should contann a nau tlcal theme, there was a unammous choice for our dedication North s grld Iron commander, Gordon O Reilly who ns perhaps best known throughout New York State for has lmpres slve coachung record of 144 wms to 20 losses, IS known as well by those a round thus port for has love of salllng boats, and all tha IS nautlcal H ns a member of the local Power Squadron, and spends many winter nights lecturing to nautucal neophytes Though formal education at Ithaca College or Syra cuse Unlverslty, where he secured has BS and MA de grees, dad not include one but, relative to navlgatnon, tie?-4' 1533 Gordon F O Reully 'S 2 il, 'S has W. E Page 6 A At: Pu or the sea around us, the coach has studled ever thing pertaining tot e nautncal lute smce pur chasing has first boat In 939 Luke all good pup smok Ing sea farers he has pro gr ssed a great d al slnc then and today spends hxs vacations sknppernng has 24 foot sloop on ak George Mrs He en O Really first mat and cr w of their sons com prlse the remaannng ships compliment Yes to North s number one man of the sea, we respectfully dedicate thxs y arbook May he soon tulfnll his ambition of sanl Ing the Inland waterway to Florida Good luck, fair winds and good Sdlllfg Captain O R llly It sbeen a pl asurc. to be associated with youl

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ah 11 f Y 1 S x Q9 I f 1' , 1 I' ff' 0 Q Q 1 QI' ,J 1.1 Qel Assn? ,wig Q f in ' x Wx a w George S. Tate Principal, North High School As our seniors step off our good ship, we wish them their full share of good sailing on the voyage that lies ahead. We sincerely trust that the skills they have learned will make for truly useful lives. For our ship- mates we, also, especially wish the happiness that can come to them from those important satisfactions that come as dividends from giving ourselves in the spirit of service. Our home port, Binghamton or any community in America will be a much better place in which to live if we are good neighbors. As true patriots, we owe much to those who have given so generously to make ours a good land in which to live. The spirit of democ- rac challenges us to give willingly of our talents to builld a better America and a better world . Almost every member of our school has done some- thing to help create this WAMPUM. We are proud of it and we are especially grateful to its fine staff. Page 7