Binghamton North High School 1956 Yearbook (Binghamton, NY) - Full Access

A fairly new cruiser in North's harbor is the "French Club," captained by Mrs. Mary T. Pierce. Meetings, during which the activities ore in French, ore held once a month. The main purpose of the club, whose First Mote is Barbaro English, is to become more adept at the language. This club also pays for the Notional French tests which ore token by the French students each year. Row 1: Chris Anderson, Pat Hill, Patti Chapple, Kris Gagolin, Camilla Macleod, Sandra Burke. Row 2: Pat Eagar, Nancy Stanton, Barbara Eng– lish, Ann Tyrrell, Carol Edwards, Mrs. Pierce. Row 3: JoAnn Brlgiotta, Pat Blhr, Barbara Ressegiue, Judy Sitter– lee, Ginny Ryan. Seated, left to right: Dick Morrison, Jerome Shaver, Art O'Loughlln, John Denine. Standing, left to right: Dick Holmwood, Mr. Ronald Johnston, John Lyons, Jim Bemenet, Ted Ames, Jay Casper, Albert Otto, Frank Dennison, Gary Wheeler. Service to the school and community form the anchor for Key Club, which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Its crew members se II footbo II programs and run a concession stand at the bosketboll games. This year's officers are: Jerome Shover, President; Art O'Loughlin, Vice President; Jon Micheals, Secretory; and Dick Morrison as Treasurer. Mr. Ronald Johnston is the faculty advisor for this group. Barbara Patton, Sandra Talbatt, Nancy Redner, Be veri y Denney, Rich– ard Kroiss, Ronald Cole, Donald Von– derhaar, Lloyd A. Dent, Wayne Knapp, Betty Co won, Dione Daniels, Lois Tyler, Bob Cline, Pat Conners, John Restino, John Stoddart, John Schwab Carol Weinurerm, Joe Bruetsch, Mis~ Stoutenburg. Does chivalry exist among modern seamen? This topic is one of many discussed at the meetings of the "S .S. North High's" debating club, the Forensic Forum captained by Miss Stoutenberg. Besides conducting many interesting and unusual debotes, this steamer also sponsors various activi– ties aboard ship and plans many parties. Forensic Forum is the group for any crew member who Iikes to take port in the debates and have lots of fun. Page 92