Binghamton North High School 1948 Yearbook (Binghamton, NY) - Full Access

STAFF Editor-in-Chief-Eleanore Thim Business Manager-Frances Bonczyk Photography Editor-Victoria Woitkovicz Activities Editor-Elizabeth Hall Art Editor-Norman Reynolds Senior Editor-Dominick DeSantis Copy Writers-Pot Aswod, Margaret Mclennan, Nordine Tedeschi, Helen Freer, Ann Marie Ryan, Jacqueline VandeMark, Joyce Baldwin, Carol Ann Schmidt, Kenneth Knowlton, Robert Geiser, Gerold O'Loughlin, Richard Kabat. Photographers-Don Hornick, Merle Burdick, Fronk Sturges, Jock Smith. Art Staff- Joe Orzehowski, Roland Ketchum, John Dow. Business Staff-Joan Breswitz, Mary Hartigan, Erdine Hine, William Lindsley, Claudine Motych, Dorothy Koim, Eleanor Gallagher, Beverly Borton, Dione Kutz, Cecilia Tolbut, Helena Pasquale, Beverly Quinn. Typists-Evelyn Thayer, Margaret Bolek, Eleanor Howard, Beverly Howard, Pot Phelps, Barbara Rice, Donna Rod– man, Anne O'Brien. Page One Hundred Four ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Wampum Stoff wishes to thank the following individuals and groups who have assisted so co-operatively in the produc– tion of the 1948 yearbook: To Mr. Charles Konecny of the Photography Deportment, who, though o newcomer to North this year, hos come through his orientation admirably and has contributed a great deal to the success of the photography in the book. To Mrs. Virginia Whaley of the Art Department, who has rendered invaluable criticism of the art make-up. To Mrs. Betty Gordon of the Commercial Department, who has capably managed the financial end of the subscription drive and who has directed our advertising crew in a most successful solicitation of ads. To all those in the Main, Counselors', and Attendance offices who have given so graciously of their time in answering all of cur questions, and who hove mode school records available to us. To the home room delegates, who gave us much assistance in making the subscription campaign a success. To our advertisers, who hove helped to make the book possible. To Mr. Karl West and Mr. Fronk West, our printers, who, by their encouragement, have helped us over the many rough spots that developed as the 1948 Wampum was taking shape.