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

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PANORAMA ANNUAL ARNOLD CLAYTON A future business genius. Arnold carries a good record as a student in 15. C. H. S. Interest in commercial work has kept him going strong and we now see in him the future business man. He is going into business and sin- cerely hopes that it will be with the Standard Oil C ' ' ompany. Your classmates and friends wish you luck and success, Clayt. ESTHER CORNICK A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Literary Club Cljg Chamber of Commerce CQ, 3, Mg Corp-oral Girls, Civic League Q2jg Girls' Giee Club 445. We hate to see you go away, We like your cheery smileg Although you're quiet and reserved We like you-all the while. ROBERT CARY Smile, and while you smile others smile. There's not so much of Bob-'cause he's not very big-but h h ' ' ' e as a wonderful Ydispositiou, and a fascinating grin, Bob's an awful tease-but he's a great favorite at B. C, H. S. The best 0' luck to you, Senor. BERNICE CAFFRY She looks like an angel and acts it, too,' But you never can tell what an angel will do. F1-idiay Club QI, Zjg Sergeant-at-Arms Q3, 403 Chamber of Commerce Ql, 2, 3, 413. Who is this With smiling face And a would-be charming grace? Vvhy, itis Bernice. Someday we may hear her name, Changed, perhaps, or linked with fame, But still, just Bernice. l923

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.5 X as A , 7 t PANORAMA ANNUAL NORMAN CASEY Come, choose your words and away, my lad. Norman is a very prominent person in our in- dustrial department-namely the print shop. A glance at our attractive posters for the various plays and athletic games will prove just how suce cessful he is. AGNES CIZEK Our gratulations flow in streams unbounded. Literary Club CQ, 3, Llijg Girls' Vigilance Commit- tee Mfjg Senior Reporter Panorama', Cfhjg Honor Student Some day, perhaps, everyone will know of all that Agnes has done. But Whenever we see her snapping black eyes and her glad smile, we know her accomplishments are not few. Among other things, Agnes is a skilled musician. ROBERT CHRISTMAN Man is of soul and body, formed for deeds Of high resolve. Chamber of Commerce Q3, M5 Special Chorus Robert left us in January and returned to his home at the Springs. He is now working in part- nership with his father. Bob deserves a great deal of credit for going so far away from home to gain an education, but he will always have ambition enough to make a success of his work. DOROTHY CHURCH 'Tis true this miss is very charming. Assistant News Editor Panorama,' C235 Second Prize VVeeks Prize Speaking Contest C2jg Vice- Presidcnt Junior Class Clarence,' Corporal Girls' Civic League C-lfjg Assistant Treasurer Senior Class Q-lijg Honor Student There is no girl in school who has been more prominent in all activities than Dot. However, her cares never seem to bother her at all, for one can always see her at the games and dances, and they would not be complete Without her. Wellesley claims this small person next fall, but we are un- certain how long it will succeed in keeping her, because-well, perhaps a certain dark-haired person can tell you. 1923

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Chamber of Commerce C2, 3, 41. new . ,ifr IE' iE : PANORAMA.ANNUAL GUY CLARK At athletics he does fine, And with the ladies he does shine. Debating Club fl, Qjg Special Chorus fl, Qjg Basketball C2, 3, -Ljg Baseball CZ, 3, fljg Cap- tain Qlfjg Service Legion C3, Mg Football Guy has an enviable athletic record. Durinsf his stay in B. C. H. S. he has captured three baseball, basketball and football. This year he is captain of the baseball team and acclaimed the best boy athlete in the graduating class. Cookie stars socially, as well. He's one Guy that B. C. H. S. will sorely miss. MARION DAY Wisdom, knowledge, power-all combined. Corporal, Girls' Civic League C2, Llijg Literary Club fljg Fifth Honor Marion doesn't believe in being heard at all times, but if you will just glance at her report card -you will see that she believes in being heard at the right time, for she is the fifth honor student. Marion has a willing heart and is always ready to help anybody out of difficulty. Albany State will claim her next year, and we know that she will continue her excellent Work there. ERNEST DECKER And, therefore, let's be merry. Oh, Ernest is both quiet and keen, The most earnest boy that e'er was seen As a circus clown he'd make his mark, For as a wit, he's quite a shark. A LEO DONAHUE Such energy and talent. Leo is one of the conscientious commercial stu- dents who are bound to succeed. If all our embryo business men had Leo's qualifications, our future financial affairs would look quite prosperous. We wish him all success in his business career. 1923