Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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M PANORAMA.ANNUAL HAROLD BRINK 1 ' Towering in the confidence of twenty one. X Congress Cljg Life Club Cl, QD, Debating Club pl X E qzp, H1-Y qs, ij. ' XX lt takes a long, tall, light-haired boy to play the banjo in the Arlington Jazz. Brinkie has ' I'C held this honor for the past two years. But when it i if comes to bluffing he is a failure, for he always gets - caught. He expects to break into the limelight of R Broadway this winter and continue his great suc cess. The mlldest ma G 6' Chamber of Comm Special Chorus 2 CELIA BUTKAUCKI She was just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. erce CQ, 3, 41, Corporal, Girls, Civic League Celia is, oh so quiet, but we all know that still water runs deep. She is capable and thorough in her work, and the business man who gets her for a secretary will surely deserve to be congratu- lated. nners with the bravest mind. arjorie is a quiet girl b t , u that is more to her credit than her discredit . She accomplishes what- ever she starts to do and she does it well. Marjorie is going to Elmira College next ea ' th MARJoR1E BUSH ii . ' . . . C 3' y r. We Wish her e best of luck. LE GRAND BRYANT On with theldancep let joy be unconfined. Orchestra fl, 2, 3, QD, Congress Cl, 2, 3, 413 Vice President MQ, Band C3 415 ' , . Here's a class notable and a school notable as well. For Le Grand is a valued member of our prize orchestra and of the dramatics class. He is blessed with that happy disposition that goes with blond curly hai , r and a glad grin. We hope he takes a P. G. 1923

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PANORAMA ANNUAL LAWRENCE ABRAMS Life is far too important a thing ever to take it seriously. Congress C2, 3, Lljg Assistant Secretary Hi-Y C3, -lj Manager of Swimming Team Lawrence has sailed through four years of high school with remarkable ease. He has a faculty of doing school work without effort. His work as manager of the swimming team, in its struggle for recognition in B. C. H. S. athletic circles, proved his real, energetic, executive ability. His four years of association with his classmates proclaim him a regular fellow. CHARLOTTE BLAKENEY She is as constant as the stars, that never vary, and more chaste than they. Literary Club Charlotte likes to study, likes to dance, likes fun. We prophecy success for her. Most. girls who are clever, pretty and lovable do find success. Charlie is always glad to help anyone, even if her Virgil assignment is exactly one vnile long. FRANCES BEHAN She's pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. Literary Club Cl, 2, 3, -1-jg Special Chorus Qlxjg Mrs. BllIllPStCZld-I.6lgllU Corporal of Girls' Civic League Frankie needs no introduction, since she is our little heart-breaker. She is little-yes-but Hall good things come in small packages, so Frankie ought not to mind. She will long be remembered as Nina, the clever little maid in Mrs Bumpstead- Leigh. She is one of those girls who is always to be seen at all the dances, and all the games, with her frank manner and her pleasant smile. B. C. H. S. will surely miss Frankie's loyal support -but we hope that she will ever attain success at college. GEORGE BARLOW All times I have enjoyed greatly. Hi-Y Club gig. George left B. C. H. S. to enter one of the large Government schools, but returned later-enriched by his experiences. He seriously entered his studies with all his usual zest and pep. George is a great story-teller-in fact he's an expert at it. College claims him next year-and we know he'll be successful-for just let George do it -and he does it. l923

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PANORAMA ANNUAL MILDRED BARBER Our grand business in life is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand. Special Chorus QQ, LU, Friday Club C3, flfjg Cham- ber of Commerce, Secretary Assistant Au- ditorium Editor flirjg Underwood Certificate for Typcwriting QLD, Honor Student Mildred's dark eyes have always been snappy. but not so her disposition. She closely approaches the ideal commercial student. Her services to the Pan have been realized by all. Mildred will, no doubt, be a very successful business Woman untilfe- the kitchen folks call her, EDGAR BROWN It's good to be merry and wise. Congress Ql, 2, 3, 41, Assistant Business Manager of the Panorama, Senior Reporter Band Brownie doesn't believe in Silence is golden. That is why he likes to beat a bass drum. He is also greatly interested in valves, joints, etc. We expect that Brownie will be a great engineer some day. Naw, not a railroad' engineerg a mechanical engineer. AVIS BALCOM The poet feels as we feel, but has the gift of expression. Literary Club Qflfjg Class Poetess C4455 Honor Stu- dent A Tall and stately, with the eyes of a dreamer, is Avis. But she is never to be seen dreaming in 105. No, she's always translating Virgil. We envy Avisgfor she Writes splendid poetry, and original stories. Syracuse calls her next year, and we hope she has the best 0' luck. HYMEN BERNSTEIN Joy comes, grief goes, we know not how. Chamber of Commerce Q2, 3, Q. Had there been such a distinction, Berny would have been elected for the standing broad gring nis mirth almost overpowered us at times. Though he ' isn't addicted to study he is a clever thinker and a peppy follower of B. C. H. S. activities. His sur pI'lS6S HTS 3, COI1Si',HI1t S0l1I'C6 of 3.D1l1S8I1lSIlll to HS and we will miss them and him. 1 9 2 3