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

ABOVE LEFT-THE NORTH HIGH CHOIR Left to Right, Row One: Andrew Perez, Beverly Owens, Beverly Lippy, Marilyn Sutliff, Lauro King, Lorraine Kolando, Voncent Howell. Row Two: Lois Henderson, Joan Leighton, Joan Goodrich, Nardono Tedeschi, Felicia DiRocco, Vovion Wright, Pauline Kurau, Joel Brouo. Row Three: Bob c-asey, Jane .Jewell, Betsy Morgan, MarQuita Davidson, Betty Spettigue, Fronk Kellam, Lewis Benson. Row Four: Jim Bouman, Aloce Finch, Eleanor Smith, Nancy Bertholf, Vorginia Sullivan, Gilbert Houghtolen, Joseph Shorhall. Row Fl¥e: Francis Benjamin, Charles Allen, Jerry Farthing, l>!onald Rider, Arthur Toman, John Ciz:auskas, Boll Fuller. ABOVE RIGHT-THE GIRLS' TRIO WHO "SA.Y IT WITH MUSIC" Left to Right: Janice Meade, Betty Spettigue, Alice Kays, Alma Mae Parce, accompanist. Choir A group of twenty singers represented the North High Choir in the choral group which assisted the rendition of the Passion Ploy during Holy Week at the Koluroh Temple. On May 8th a concert was held by two hundred and fifty selected students from the South– ern Tier high schools, fifty of these coming from North. Don Craig, Glee Club director for Fred Waring, led the group. Each high school contributed its best musicians to the orchestra which accompanied the choir. Below: These ore the song birds sometimes known as Festival Chorus, watchong the " birdie." Page Forty-Six The Girls' Trio The new Girls' Trio under the direc– tion of Miss Marion Thornburn is practicing together this term for the Baccalaureate Service. The members ore: Soprano, Joan Connelly; Second Soprano, Nordine Tedeschi, and Ac– companist, Barbaro Quinn. Festival Chorus Preparations for auditions of the Don Craig Concert presented at North in May were the chief functions of the Chorus during the Spring term. In No– vember of '47, to construct the interest in the Freedom Train and the ideals it represented, the Chorus song "The Freedom Train Song" at assembly.