Binghamton North High School 1947 Yearbook (Binghamton, NY) - Full Access

Top left- MissO'Connor recommends " From the Top of the Stairs" to Shorlcy Neely, Jessie Warren, Ruth Hoyt, Lillian Brandow, Beverly Boyce, Noncy Morss, Kathryn Jones, Franees Weidman, Barbaro Hagaman, Jane Dlllonghom. Top right- Bock row Claro Burdick, Pnscillo Stebbins, Alice Koys, Ann Donnelly, Miss Dorothy Tobias, Jon– ICC Meade, Helen Hodges, Barbaro Boker. Fourth row : Ceceloo Stead– man, Rosemary Guley, Frances Bon– czyk, Shirley Every, Mary Burke, Rosanne Welch, Jeanine Jones, Ruth Hoyt Third row Isabelle Hutch1ngs, Eleanor Thim, Marilyn Brooks, Betty Button, Soph1o Mourt, Margaret Donnelly, Betty Myette, MilliCent Tripp. Second row : Sondra T1tus, Monlyn Bostw•ck, Nancy Remmele Rachel Scrofford, Irene Briggs, Clau– dine Matych, Rhoda F•sh. Winona Scislove, Blanche Dedrick. F~rst row Wilma Chidester, Sarah Kalogion. Marilyn Jones, Potnc•o Dwyer, June Fischer, loretta Perkosky, lillian Brandow, June Barnes. Second left ProJection GUild Film Flirts: Thord row : Fred Cannan, George Youngstrom, Richard Rounds, N1ch PascucCI, Karl Sloc1k. Second row : Charles Perkins, Mr. D. Roehm, Kc1th Polhemus, Gerold Lew1s, loUis Evans, Mr. Tote. Forst row George Butts, Bob Gyser, John Gilbert Second nght- Forensic Forum- Mr. Dressler listens to the lost m1nutc revisions of Dick Boyd's and Phil Coyle's forum scripts on " Free Medi– cine for All," presented before the Civic Club 1n March Third left- Girls' trio- -Alma Mac Porce, Ottlie Schm1dt, Gothel Sco– ville, Jon1ce Meade. Third right E Troupe-Third row : Phil Chomberlom, Gerold Palmer, Andrew Perez, Christine Russell, Joyce Wilber, Dick Boyd, Josephine Puppillo. Second row : Sarah Kenyon, Josephine Silba, Rose Marie Edmunds, Sh~rley Owens, lorame Hughes, Ver– Onica Price, Jo Anne Bruno, May– belle Evans. First row : Evonne Grant Lindy Fairchild, Brenda Newshwon– der. Center : Jane Jewell. lower left - Y -Teens Back row Mary Rogan, Ann O'Brien, Helen O'Brien ITreosurerl , Rose Kulok, Esther Woodruff, Ehzobeth Al– brechto. Fifth row : Betty Jane lewis, Carol•ne lewis, Maryellen Sigler, Joyce Washburn, Doris Johns– ton ( Pres1dent l. Fourth row : louise Copozz1, Rosemary Keogh, Irene Nesevitch, Sora Kenyon, Barbaro Meaker I Secretory l . Third row : Donna Parkhurst, Veronica Pnce, Evelyn Caton, Theresa McAndrews, Helen Sc1slove, Thelma Cipriani. Sec– ond row : Martha Ellis, Nancy Hall, Phyll1s Bailey, Fanny Boker, Juon1to Corner First row Dolores Clough, Elaine Eastman, Marylyn St. Clair, Jane Jewell, Mary Jane Pritchard, Moqoric Carpenter, Miss Dorothy Oyer. Not 1n picture: Joan Hcggelkc, Faye Murray, Marjorie Meade, Doro– thy Koin, lorraine Kolenda, Solly lone, Claro Montone, Doris Sbarra Joyce Widden, Phoebe Will1oms Beverly Horowitz, Barbaro Rood. Lower nght- Hi-Y -Stond1ng Don– old Boycuro, John Slocum, Thomas Word, J1m Helgos, David Knauf, Charles Fox, Bob p,erdomenico, Ovone lvey, Bob Bishop, Bob D•x– h•emer. Seated : Bob Garvey, Treas– urer; Kenny Williamson, Secretory; Roger lyon, President; Lou1s Per– man, VICe President. Absent lorry Cl1ne. ''To Cach His Own'' a(it Club Education thwugh books- reading and discussing good literature, learn– ing to distmgwsh and opprec•ote good books and authors- is the lit Club's motto . Since 1ts organization in 1944, under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Tobias, it has donated SIX books to North's library mcludmg this year's gifts, "From the Top of the Stairs" and "Miracle of the Bells." Besides joint Christmas porties w1th the G.A.A. and on annual picnic in June, rush porties ore given for prospective members One program featured as guest speaker, Mrs. Glono Nichols, who gave a detailed account of her native Philippines during the war. P1·ojection (juild Let 'er roll! Noont1me mov1es, assembly and classroom programs needing projection equ1pment hove been run by the Projection Guild for two years, under the d~rection of Mr. George Tote and Mr. Donald Roehm . Members who have done outstanding work are awarded pins. Forensic Forum Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Dressier the Forensic Forum wos estab– lished in 1939 for the benefit of students interested in formal debate Each year the Forum has collaborated with Central in o debate or forum for the CiviC Club. E 'Troupe Need a good number for your show? The E Troupe con furnish it. These talented Troupers hove entertained at the Bunny hop, Noontime Swmg– time, award assemblies ond the first North-Central dance. Cooperating witn t '1e E Tmupe is the G~rls' Glee Club which has more than doubled its ronks since 1946 when it was organized and led by student conductor Virginia Stanton, succeeded by Alice Koys. ¥-Teens Calling all girls' G1rls who like o good time hove entertomed and given their services through the Y-Teens. With the help of Mrs. Helen Perkins the Teeners were orgomzed in 1938. Selling forget-me-nets, attending the Annual Girl Reserves convention, send1ng delegates to a f1ve-doy conference at a camp near Buffalo, and holding parties and donees hove afforded much pleasure to the girls. Hi-Y Their pledge "To create, mo1ntoin and extend throughout school and commumty the high standard of Christian character," expresses the pur– pose of the H1-Y, established m 1938 by Fronc1s Ryan and Bill Parsons w1th Mr Donald Roehm as first faculty odvrser, later succeeded by Mr. Christian Hoffman and Mr George Crone. By sending delegates to state and not1onol conferences and sponsormg parties, mov1es, lectures and donees the Hi-Y upholds its pledge. 55