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

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i I J CLASS OF NINETY-EIGHT-GROUP NO, 1. ii?-'?5- 515531 25555252 352-52.2 sea. 525:52-5:2-5

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OUP NO 1. GR IGHT- E OF NINETY SS LLA. CLHSS OF NINETY-EIGHT MOTTO-PerG1'adus W 4 COLORS-Green and-.Whiteus YEII-Hippa-ka Hip Ka-I-Ii Ka-Hi' Bingo' Bin o' flentral High' Hella' Hello' Hello' Hellate' High School' High School' Ninety-eight' , The class of 98 has ceased its dailv ploddings up and down the old school stairs its daily prinking before the glass its daily plugging for flunk- ingj its daily emirks and smiles across the room -the daily interviews on the rostrum have ceased Q Oh' what pleasant remembrances does the men- tion of the rostrum bring with it Fhere comfortably shielded from curious eyes hofv often have you sat working so hard Ol until the tread tread tread of 'approaching footsteps has warned you that you can never feel securely hidden from the two eves accompanying those footsteps no matter how small jou may feel , r g ' r But to go on with these remembrances would take too long a time not withstanding undoubtedly a glimpse of the inner workings of this great mass of well-developed 'unsurpassed brain-power would prove exception' ally interesting to the public QI-lerby Parker did I hear you speak 75 ' j'We cannot pass over this history without a slight mention ofl-Eng Lit if only to say that those who did not take it can never know what they have missed Having spentla year with Virgil we can now forgive the class of Q7 for their rough welcome to us at the home of Roger Wales For it is obvious that they imbued with the spirit of Aeneas time thought it fitting and proper to anoint the youths with the glistening perfume of the fragrant onzon The sleigh ride on the night of jan 3 1898 was a howling success The night was perfect and the way was shortened by Mr Smith s fine story telling When arrived at Chenango Forks the time sped only too quickly Besides the usual amusements and the ever ludicrous Virginia reel various cake walks were performed by promising members Qand also by a promising chaperonej Stray wanderers from sub classes appeared who furnished us amusement of a unique kind We doubt whether May found senior parties as much fun as they expected At Arthur Waite s Feb I7 was spent one of the pleasantest evenings in the annals of the class Here also the eel and original cake walks were in evidence Who could help enjoying themselves in a class where so much genius and original ty are ever present? To the class of QQ we dedicate one unnnished work 1 e the further development of H Smith jr Pray Handle him tenderlv fashioned so slenderly so young so Reader do not think for one moment that we leave the school with an exalted opinion of ourselves We realize that we have done some things that we ought not to have done and left undone many things that we ought to have done But we feel confident that we have left naught but a good example for the succeeding class and trust that for the good of the school they will strive to excel our class in all points of excellence i C I I I . . . I K Q JJ 7 v 1 ' j . g . I . , . , . . x L 4 , v v.. 3, 5 ,, . . . . ' l ' ' . U . H . Q 1 1 l . ' l 'Y 7 I A l - ' l y ' I 5 , 0 l . 5 . 7 . - 5 9 X . . . Y V k I , O - . . g . . . . . ' 1 g V, 7 I . y. , B . s' E ' 7 I ' n Q u Q , - u a 1 r f. , ' 77 ' Q ' n 1 'Y' , A 1 ' l ' I ' , ' n , , A we W I N X I , V . . 1 I , . l - . E I . 7' 1 I n ' 1 - - l o Q n n 2 ' ' 3 l u , V . - ' , 1 ' 1 I l X. h A LAY. ,, . . - ,.f - V . V , - - V . . Q . E 5. !.. ' i O ' ' ' i . O 4 . 1 . . f , . . .I Q , . . I , . Q .- , . - l L4 ' ' ' H' ' , ,v 1 1 1 1 i r r l , . . 4 ' ' l ' ' - I l 1 O- 1 . . , , ' ' - l . . l a -l l . i . I I . , E -