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

ABOVI Left to Right: Mr. Charles Konecny, Photog– raphy Faculty Advosor, Merle Burdick, Fronk Sturges, Donold Hornick, Jock Smoth. Wampum BELOW BUSINESS STAFF. Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. Focul(y Business Advosor, Joon Breswotz, Cloudone Motych, Eleanor Gallagher, Beverly Borton, Wolliom Londsley. Stoted, Left to Right: Mary Hortogon, Margaret Maclennan, Frances Bonczyk, Busoness Manager, Helena Pasquale, Erdone Hone. Quill and Scroll Only those students whose literary efforts represent the highest type of journalism ore invited to join Quill and Scroll. Satisfactory scholastic record ond superior work in writing are some of the qualifications required for membership. Each member is to devote himself to the welfare of the school and the other groups to which he belongs. RIGHT, QUILL AND SCROLL. Left to Right, Third Row : Vickoe Wootkovicz, Elizabeth Hall, Paulo Taylor, Helen McConnell, Miss Mary Canale, Faculty Advisor, Pot Aswod. Second Row: Isabelle Hutchongs, Rita Poetrosonti, Marilyn Tran– sue, Edoth Post, Eleonore Thom. First Row : Evelyn Thayer, Nordino Tedescho, Chloe Groffiths, Andrew Perez. ABOVI, ADMIRING THI 1941 WAMPUM COVER. Reading Clock– wise, Beginning with the Back Row: Eleonore Thom Edotor-on– Choef; Jerry O'Louohlin Sports Copywroter, John ~w, Roland Ketchum, Joe Orzehowsko, Wampum Artosts; Vickoe Woitkovicz, Photography Edotor; Ehzobeth Hall, Actovotoes Edotor, Mr. Webster Hooght, Faculty Advosor. Wampum The North High Wampum staff worked diligently this year under the supervision of Mr. Webster Haight, carefully carrying out the various inter– esting, but sometimes tedious, tasks which go to make up o yearbook. A rousing advertising campaign wos held during the week of March 13 which included movies, music and speeches to inform the student body about the Wampum. Mrs. Betty Gordon served in the capacity of faculty advisor to the business staff ond Mr. Charles Ko– necny was the chief foetor in making possible the numerous pictures for the yearbook. Together with these helpful people, the editor-in-chief, Eleanore Thim, and her many assistants strove to make the 1948 Wampum the best ever printed. Page Fofty-Fove