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Figures CHARLES H. BILHEIMER At time outset of iris teaching career. duties in the Central building, wliere lie taught Hintermediaten grades, now comparative to tlie first several years of 11ig11 scilooi. Remaining tl'1ere until 1907, lie tilen spent a silort time in the Washington building, pending completion of tile newly constructed Franklin building. where ire started in 1908. in 1910 lie was named principal of tile Franlclin scimool, serving in that capacity until 1928, when lie partici- pated in opening anotimer new school-tiie junior iligii school, as assistant principal and instructor in mathematics, tire motlier of music. Still serving in tlie junior laigll scllool, lic- lias ioeen an invaiuaiole factor in its growtli as an educational institution, developing, among other projects, time sclsioolys outstanding citizen- sl1ip program tllrougil student goveinrnent elec- tions. N A lover of music, Mr. Billieimer made an early acquaintance with tlais field, wimen, as a luoy, lie studied violin, later winning a position in tlie tiien popular Vveaversvilie orchestra. Oi this group luis iarotiier Clinton was also a mem- loer, playing tlie clarinet. At College lie relin- quisiied iris violin for the gridiron, where lie played tackle for his alma mater and developed a love for sports equal to 1'1is love for music. Today, we find him a familiar figure at any atiiietic contest. Also interested in vocal music, and tire possessor oi a fine tenor voice, lie sang lor many years on iris cliurcli ciroir. To time iaeloved and iamiliar figure, who iras tauglcit tiiree generations of lxlorthamptonians liow to figure, we therefore iiumioly dedicate this volume, hoping that some day we, in a small way, miglit also ine aisle to aciiieve some of time accent acliieved lay Mr. Biliieimer in' service to humanity. ' Page 11 ,
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'I it w I ? ALMA MATEB j J Verses: Honor to time Black and Orange ' Sing the glad refrain 4 Loyal to our Alma Mater, 4 Ever We,H remain. ' ,I Days with imer vve,H all remember, i. Tiiougin our lives be long. 1 Heres to iier whose name Weil ever i Cherish in our song. I 4 Chorus: Alma Mater! Alma Mater! t t 6 All our vows renew. Hail to Thee, Northampton High School We will all loe true. - ft H ll 5 E t is f
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