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

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PANORAMA ANNUAL JOHN BROWNFIELD Strong of mind and body. Basketball John is another of our friends whom we have missed this last term. Although John failed to make the varsity basketball team, he was on the squad and showed his great interest in high school athletics. BLANCHE BUNNELL The greatest gift, a woman's heart. When her cloak of bashfulness is thrown aside, Blanche is recognized as clever and resourceful. Her four years' record is an estimable one of persistence. She always seems to have something to do and a definite way to do it, accompanied in- frequently by low laughter. HAROLD BRANT Give him a chance, he has the goods. Special Chorus Qljg Basketball Squad Harold has certainly come to the front in ath- letic circles in B. C. H. S. He's especially a star in basketball-and our varsity squad. llc comes to us from out of town!and he is most certaiiily a welcome addition to any school. MARGARET BROWN Sweet lips whereon did reign The summer calm of golden charity. Special Chorus QQ, 3jg Friday Club Margaret can never quite make up her mind.- that is, alone. However, we like her when appar- ently undecided, for it makes us feel delightfully determined and important to advise her. She hasn't taken her studies too seriously to prevent her from creating a friendly spirit wherever she goes and being recognized as an optimist, ready for fun when it comes her way. 1923 vu . 19' ,id 1 e A il x e

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PANORAMA ANNUAL CARRIE BREVVER Anything for a quiet life. Special Chorus Qljg Member of Chamber of Com merce Q3, lljg Friday Club During four years of school life with Carrie we have found her exceedingly sweet and lovable. She has ereditably completed her course and will soon enter the business world, where we know she v. ill succeed. MOE BITTMAN . t'The unassuming are oftentimes the most successful. Chamber of Commerce CQ, 3, Moe is quite an . x ment, therefore an asset to B. C H. S He ma . . y well be termed a Kitten on the Kers U l t l ,s. cue o 'ie fact that he is most skillful on the lfeys of rt type- 't wri er. Some great business man awaits the services of this clever lad. asset to the commercial depart- WALTER BENNETT He has become a master of the Art. 1921 Third Humane Poster Contest C215 Pano- ramfan Prize Covers Q3, 415. Pussy just nach'ly cannot keep from being a shark in everything. He's a wizard in xnaih, but his greatest powers lie in artistic pursuits. His cartoons, portraits and magazine covers have made him famous in Binghamton-and, probahlv will constitute his life's vocation. Good luck: Wally. NIARY BELCHER They that know the most make the least noise. Mary is exceptionally ambitious, ls very fond of her studies With the result of a high scholastic standing: Is one of our best iC'O1'I1lII16'l C'lH,'i sltudients, Has lots of pluck. An all 'round girl-is Mary. 1923

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fi t if- is '30 53 PANORAMA ANNUAL JAMES BECKER Let no man deceive you with vain words. Special Chorus The man with the ready smile, One who never Wastes wordsg Is very, very bashful, Especially likes the name Ethel, Will undoubtedly be successful. LEON BIRD While I breathe, I hope. Special Chorus Some think he ought to have been the Sheik. Hails from Kirkwood and has Worn our two hi- cycles, a Ford and a motorcycle coming to school. He likes to work. He will be remembered by his eyes and smile. LOUIS BONNELL Tempest and sunshine. Life Club Cl, Qjg Congress Cl, 2jg Football Squad Cl, 2, 315 Varsity C3,f1jg Special Chorus fl, 215 Basketball f2, Sjg Hi-Y QS, 40. The man with the ready smile, Likes dancingC?J. Has taken up surveying since January And is making a big success of it. Good luck, Louie. GLADYS CLINE iSobier', but not serious, Quiet, but not idle. Special Chorus Cl, 253 Dom-Econ Club Gladys wishes she had been a man, but seeing that she isn't she makes the best of it and does a lot of pretending. She spends her entire summers helping Dad. Herf?J motto is Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, Wealthy and wise. 1923