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

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A 1 Q Q Q Left to Right: Mr. H. Earle Weave1', Principal Miss Leta Plunkett, Girls' Counselor Mr. George Tate, Vice-Principal and Boys' Counselor Mr. Raymond Jarvis, Vocational Counselor

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e 'Zevldf Those most important roles, the '!leads, in our pro- duction are taken, and played very ably for us, by our faculty and our graduates. Truly during the past year, teachers and seniors have had a leading part in the school's activities. We are all familiar with a large number of these actors principally since they have figured in all of our past perform- ances. Yet they are still given 4 stars and have great box office appealf' Probably the best known of all are our Seniors for they have skyrocketed to fame in three short years. They have worked themselves up from !'bits to leads with the help of our fine administration and our capable faculty, with- out which our school life would fail to move. In the following section we, the audience, are privileged to see not only pictures of the faculty but the june and January graduates in their fadeout. Lights! Action! Camera!

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The Facult The faculty group of North High School is similar to a group of movie directors who suggest the action of the scene and who preserve the continuity of a production which has continually changing actors. Below are listed the names, degrees, and colleges of the administration and faculty. Numbers preceding each name refer to location in the group picture, Roman numerals refer to row, Arabic to position in row: PRINCIPAL VI- 1. Mr. H. Earle Wfeaver, A.B.g Colgate U. VICE-PRINCIPAL: BOYS' COUNSELOR VI- 3. Mr. George Tate, A.B.g Colgate, A.M., Uni- versity of California. GIRLS' COUNSELOR V - 10. Miss Leta E. Plunkett, B.S. in Ed., M.S., N.Y.S. College for Teachers. VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR V - 12. Mr. Raymond D. Jarvis, M.E.g Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute. LIBRARIAN II - 9. Miss Dorothy P. Dyer, Russell Sage College. ATTENDANCE TEACHER IV- 2. Miss Pauline McCarthy, B.S. in Commerce, N.Y. State College for Teachers. NURSE V - 4. Miss Margaret Quinn, R.N.g Rochester General Hospital. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT VI- 2. Miss Jeanette Fowler, A.B.g Cornell University. ENGLISH IV - 3. Mrs. Elizabeth Seely, A.B.g N. Y. State College for Teachers. Ill Ill II IV I IV IV I IV VI Ill III IV Vl Il II III V Miss Mara Burke, A.B.g Marywood College. Miss Josephine Donley, A.B., N. Y. State Teachers College. Mr. Daniel Dressler, A.B., B.S. in Ed.g U. of California. Miss Olive Earle, B.S.g Syracuse University. Miss Genevieve Heffron, A.B.g Cornell U. Miss Corinne Lemon, A.B.g Vassar. Miss Ruth McCarriagher, B.S.g Syracuse U. Mr. Raymond Merchant, A.B.g Colgate Univer- sityg M.A., Penn State. Miss Dorothy Merrill, A.B.g Asbury College. Mr. Joseph G. Normile, A.B.g Hamilton Col- lege, M.A., N. Y. State College for Teachers. Mrs. Helen Perkins, A.B., N. Y. State College for Teachers. MATHEMATICS Mr. Harold Gillespie, A.B.g Cornell Univer- sity, M.A., New York University. Miss Irma Burdick, B.S., St. Lawrence U. Miss Grace Fox, B.S.g N. Y. State College for Teachersg M.A., New York University. Mr. Robert Redman, A.B.g Swarthmore College. Miss Evalyn Spencer, A.B.g Syracuse U. SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Elizabeth Shannon, Ph.B.g Syracuse U. Mr. George Crane, B.S., N. Y. State Teachers. Miss Mary Gillespie, B.A.,, Seton Hill College. Miss Gertrude O'Connor, A.B.g Marywood Col- legeg A.M., Columbia University.