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

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CLASS OFIZICEIQS. ALBERT STONE ............ ............. GRETCHEN OGDEN .... CHARLES WALES ..... GERTRUDE R. SALEM KNOX MCLACHLAN ...... BESSIE LYON- - - - - - - CLASSICAL. ----------,--,-Preszkz'e11Z E751 Vzee-Preszkiem' - - - - Second Vzee-Preszdeni -----,-------Seere!ary ------------Treasm'e1' A sszlvlemz' Treasurer MARGARET P. CROWE, ROBERT B. DAVIS, ROY DEPUY, WILLIAM GOETCHEUS, MERTON HANEORD, FLORA HOFF, NORTON JOHNSON, GEORGE T. AMES, HARRIET BIRDSALL, LEAH CAMPBELL, VINA M. DAVIS, JESSE R. GRAY, V NORA GAIGE, .ZOE GRIFFIN, GRACE HOGG, LORA HOYT, ' BESSIE I. HOWARD, J. BELLE HINSDALE, DOLLY E. KENT, -- HARRY LAKE, BESSIE LYON, MYRTLE LOOMIS, STELLA MEAGHER, JOHN H. MANGAN, JAMES K. NICHOLS, JOHN K. MCLACHLAN, FRED W. MCMAHON, AGNES K. MCNAMARA, JOHN E. STOWELL, MAUD C. SAXTON, CHARLES WALES. I ENGLISH MARGARET OINEIL, JESSIE M. OSTROM, GRETCHEN OGDEN, CATHERINE RIDER, NORA B. ROZELLE, LULU K.- RUGER. J. RALPH ROGERS, DELLA SMITH, GERTRUDE R. SALEM. KATHERINE B. SHIEDER, HARRIET E. SHUTE, LENA I-I. SMITH, HARRY SIMMONS, I MADGE STACK, MARGUERITE STOWELL, MABEL TREADWELL. SCIENTIFIC. ROBERT T. ALBRIGHT, HARRY SEIDES, JOHN KANE, HARRY G. AWEEKS, ROBERT YOUNGS. IVI77XTHIfIVIiYI'IC77XL. ORSON L'H. BRITTON, ALBERT VPETRIE, LEON S. EDVVARDS, ROBERT B. SEARS, JOHN MOORE, SAYRE SAXTON, JOHN D. OGDEN, ALBERT STONE, ARTHUR TUPPER. 0

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CLASS OF NINETY-NINE-GROUP NO. 2. T S if 5'

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CLASS GF NINETEEN HUNDRED. i -,iilili Listen, people! I would tell you Of a class in Bingo s High school, Of a class still in its childhood, Scorned and snubbed by haughty seniors, Taunted by the Ninety-Niners. Who forget that they themselves once I Held this much despised position. Yet this class doth thrive and prosper, 'Spite the cloud which hangs, above it. And in two years, from their numbers Will come forth the lofty seniors, Will come those to bear the burdens Of the last years in the High school. And these patient Nineteen Hundreds Toil, and delve, and strive for knowledge, Which shall make them in the future Able to reflect great credit - On their much loved Alma Mater. i Many will be famous statesmen, Others doctors, lawyers, teachers, Who when asked to make a short speech In some public school or college, Will arise and say with kindness- As I look in your young faces --, Here I pauseg .for what one cannot Tellthe end with this beginning ? Yet the half ha.s not been told you, For of the girls we have not spoken: And from out their goodly numbers Will come forth our best and highest. Will come 'women whom our nation Will be proud to claim as daughters. 'Watch my prophecies, dear reader! , Watch this class as they in their turn Take the duties of the seniors! See if I have spoken falsely, See if they in jot or tittle Slight the example set ,before them By their many predecessors! So we'll strive and Work and labor Through the two years yet remaining. Then we'll pause: and looking backward Say with pride and yet with sorrow, 'Tis the end of the beginning. 1311 pm Lill Fra Fra juli Sus Gra Don Lou Ver Agv Fan Hell Gra Boi' Alb Kitt juli: Edu Dwi Smi Mar Nell Susi Cla: Ven Kitt Blax Estl Ella Lea Cha lose Lou Foss Ren Nell Lili Mar Luc Kan Bw Gm