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

 - Class of 1899

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Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY) online collection, 1899 Edition, Cover
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' W ' P MI ' ' ' 1'gV5..2:'?jf'2'I::5::f5Vj,12VV:,E515E53I5-ZIV.. - ,',',. ff: :--iw -2 V . 2- W -' A' : - ' HBINGHAMTON CEN TRAL HIGH SCHOOL. THE PANQORZWAQANNUAL VOLUME vl. ... t BINGHAMTON CENTRAL Hmm Sermon. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. i I 899 SAMUEL G. LANDON. PROLOGUE. Think not, gentle reader, in this book' to find Thoughts ot great importance from a mighty mind. Seek not twixt its covers much food for the brain D For a search in that line would be quite in vain In this little volume few things wise are said, All the reading matter is for fun instead. Save when We've attempted Without meter, without rhyme To tell what's been accomplished in one short year's time, Much We are indebted to those Who'Ve lent a hand To keep this book from perishing quite hopeless on the strand Many could We mention whose kindly Willing aid All our trials and burdens has much lighter made. May fair smiling fortune all their Ways attend And their lives be happy and peaceful to the end. Thus the High School Annual Without more ado Makes its sixth appearance. Kindly read it through. If the jokes are pointless, if the jests are lame, A If the puns are punless and the roasts are tame, If the entire booklet be notlextra good, Remember. as you read it, We've done the best we could. BOARD OF EDITORS BOARD OF EDITORS. ARTHUR W. TUPPER, Editor+in- Chief. M. ALICE MATTHEWS, Literary Editor. ELIZABETH M. LESTER Associate Editor. HARRY G. WEEKS, News Editor. JOHN D. OGDEN, Business Mana ger. HARRY LAKE, Business Manager. yr! , :, - S ..N-. , N-gvj!ff'i ,.: : ' '5 T is 4 3 k mamsuswmwvwwww 5 X 3 i ' 4 1 s 1 T H E FACULTY. 1, Y v k i, FACU LTY. SAMUEL' G. ELAN DON, 'PRINCIPAL FANNIE WE BSTER, Mathematics. ARTHUR E. KNOX. Algebra. E. R. WHITNEY, Science. HARRIET BLISS. Modern Language. SUSAN J. OSGOO D, History. SARAH G. ROYCE. Greek and Latin. GRACE LANDFIELD, Mathematics. SARAH F. PELLETT, Latin. L. AGNES ROWELL, Latin. WILLIAM H. SMITH, English. LILLIAN C. SWIFT, English. GERTRUDE BURLINGAME Assistant Science. BELLE FINN EY, Mathematics. - EMILY E.. BROWN, Latin and History. SAR A I-I CARY, German. ROSE J. RYAN, Assistant Science. MARGAR ET NICHOLS German. GRACE H FLOYD, Assistant English. FLORENCE STOWELL Drawing. BARLOW SCHOOL. VINTON S. PAESSLER, PRILCJPAL CAROLYN T. BROWN, Domestic Science. CLASS Oh' NINETY-NINE-GROUP NO. 1 lt. lvl., 1 li Whfvin CLASS OF NINETY-NINE. Farewell to our friends and farewell to our foes, Farewell, dear old school, with your joys and your woes, Farewell, Noughty Nought, and farewell, Noughty One, We're going to leave for our work now is done. No more shall we sit crowded three in a seat Through the winter's sharp cold and the summer's fierce heat N o more shall we march out- at night and at noon To that dear old piano's melodious tune. . No more must we grub' over Virgil and Burke, Or sweat over German' and French like a Turk, Still we can not suppress just one parting sigh As we leave now forever old Binghamton. High. When at last age has bowed us, and years dimmed our sight' We'll recall its old mem'ries with heartfelt delight, ' The sleighrides, receptions, the dances and scraps, The good times we've had as well as mishaps. ,So in leaving the school that its mem'ries be bright, We will bear with us hence neither malice nor spitef' '-We'll forgive the small juniors for all they have done .Since the little ones did it for nothing but fun. - We wish them success when as seniors they'll try A To keep up the standing of famous old High. May their efforts be crowned with joy and with praise And joy and good fortune attend all their ways. So with kind words for all both our foes and our friends, Our last farewell greeting with kind wishes ends., And we hope that the classes which bring up the line ,Will all do as well as the class Ninety Nine. V CLASS 014' NINE'1Y-NINE-GHOU1' NO. 2 O CLASS OFFICERS. ARTHUR W. TUPPER- .... . ....... ...... - --- - .... --------Preszkz'em' KATHERINE SHIEDER --- ---R?'sZ Vzee Preszkiem' ALBERT STONE -- - - .... - - - Second Vzke-Preszderz! MAUD .SAXTON - - - .... .... .... S e erelary ROBERTADAVTS ....... --- -- .... - -- -- Treasurer MARGARET FANCHER -,-- .... .- ........ - .... Asszlviam' Treasurer CLASSICAL COURSE. A WILL W. ATWATER MARGARET CROWE ROBERT DAVIS . ROY DE PUY NORTON JOHNSON FLORA HOFE KNOX MACLACHLAN GEORGE AMES FLORENCE BEAN FRANK BRENNAN GRACE BRIGHAM LEAH CAMPBELL VINA DAVIS MARGARET FANCHER KATHERINE HEALEY BELLE HINSDALE ELIZABETH HOADLEY GRACE HOGG LORA HOYT ENGLISH COURSE. DOLLY KENT HARRY LAKE KATE LANE MYRTLE LOOMIS JOSIE LYNCH BESSIE LYON ALICE MATTHEWS STELLA MEAGHER GRETCHEN OGDEN MARGARET O'NEIL JESSIE OSTROM CATHARINE RIDER ELIZABETH ROBINSON JOHN MANGAN FRED MCMAHON AGNES MCNAMARA LOUISE O'NEIL MAUD SAXTON - JOHN STOWELL CHARLES WALES HELEN ROOD NORA ROZELLE LULA RUGER GERTRUDE SALEM ETHEL SHERWOOD KATHERINE SHIEDER HARRIET SHUTE LENA SMITH MADGE STACK MARGUERITE STOWELI MABEL TREADWELL LTZZIE VVOODSIDE MATHEMATICAL COURSE. LEON EDWVARDS SAYRE SAXTON WILLIAM GOETCHEUS ROBERT SEARS AI BERT PETRIE ALBERT STONE ARTHUR TUBBER SCIENTIFIC COURSE. ROBERT ALBRIGHT HARRY MORE NORA GAIGE I JOHN D. OGDEN JOHN KANE HARRY WEEKS MANUEL TRAINING COURSE. - GRSON BRITTON LITERARY COURSE. DELLA SMITH. SX CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRICD-GROUP NO. l at 5, Q W 1 Q -'.lQn'f' Y -'!lli.. L 'Q' I 1 .CLASSQUFT NINETEEN HUNDRED- Ten months ago the.. class wasborn, ' I In the blowing, glowing autumn time, And flourishedthen like ripening -corn-Q I ' 'And started the ladder of fame to climb. We boldly chose. the waywe, would go.. Our Handwas heavy, our Knox were great And but-one short Knapplgiid we ever take. In truth a fine Cannon we possessed.. A' -Cannon whose Ames were true and steady, So the enemydared not usmolest I I V Q For thus equipped -we werenever ready. i 4 One night we betookilus 'to5'VUn'ioin. town - When the mud w'as.fm:u'ch Jandithe snow, was none And a wondrous Stone of much renown, And 9. Bean did add touthat night's fun. ' A wheeling party filled our cup. I pl ' Qf pleasure almost flowing o'er, - K , A' Cone was lost whileiweidid sup.. I But we found it-aye and Mooregf I I drop myhpen and musing. look Back o'er theipath our feet have trod? ' Then comesia vision of a book T' That mayhap now lies 'neathithe'sod, 'A vision of desks and pens a. writing. And then Of sleighloads singing all, There rises a picture of maidens iighting, Fighting for a great round ball. Ghosts of boyish forms Hit by me, c Ghosts wlth bright red painted faces. Then a junior ghost fancy Swinging paint brush after chases, Then the pictures melt and fade And the present drives away the past. We now have left grade, The juniors, now areiseniofs classed, And I take my pen. and-'slowly trace Nineteen hundred, you've. one year's, grace. K CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED- GROUP NO. 2. H f , W ,MY ,Y ,A ,H V W W 7, N W, ,,, ,.,,,A,,. ,,,,,4,4,-N, - ,---vi:r1r:.i:a f.':: .. . .. - , V 4'1,', . ....,--nl. nunrhlflhilx ..u. JAMES sf AMES--- SUSAN BEAN, ----- - WILL SNYDER ELLEN FARLEY -- - VERSION CLARK-- LORlETTAV Mo'oRE L R . E f 1 . 4 james'A1nes f L Susan A. Bean Frank Bisbee Charles Blatchley . 1 Q Nellie Bone CLASS OFFICERS MEMBERS. - 'L A E - ........ .-.. reszkienr Rksi Vzke-Preszkiemf - - - Second Vzke- Preszkienf ' . -------------.Secretary --------------Treasurer A sybian! T reaszzrbrt 4 - Bessie Howard l Charles Hungerford - Grace johnson William T. johnson Ursula Johnston' q Florence Brown Fred C. Brown H Agnes Cahill Fannie Cannon 'Donald Campbell Helen Cary Vernon Clark Louis Clinton Susan R. Cone Kittie Davidson Boyd Dennison Ellen Farley Smith ,Ferguson H. Burton Franklin Clara Fuller 'Byres Gitchell Esther Golenor Lena Guyon Ella Grace W. Graves Mary Hand Lucy Harder Rena Harding Joseph Hayes Mary Hayt Katherine Healy Nellie 'Kark ' .L ' Pansey Kent 1 Conrad Klee I Louise Knapp Antoinette Knox. Bess Lester -I -,Josie Lynch V' Martha 'Marsh Leonard 'Maxon Loretta Moore - Ruby Osborn V Paul Overfield Anna Reeder Grace Rogers J. Ralph Rogers Harry Seides Virgie Spaulding Will rsnydef' Archie Stone Libbie' Tisdell W. D. Vosbury Elizabeth Tuckley Iennie Weiss L A Sara Whitney Sarah Youngs CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ONE .. CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ONE 'QQ your days are over, You will leave this school in june, And the naughty Nineteen hundreds, They will follow none to soon. ' Then the class of Nineteen One, She will hold the Court Supreme, Never will her stones be handled, None of her class-books seen. She will make the school room dazzle With her brightness-and her fun. And the Juniors they will hollo,- - Behold the class of Nineteen One. When your see some colors streaming, Gold and White right in your way, Then you will know that in the High School Nineteen One holds full way. ' ' we delight in hunting beauizifs, At least that's what Charlie said, And in quest of these fair creatures Uplthe mountain we were led. Drinks from out of a rusty pail V Girls that are afraid of snakes, Chaperones that lingered longer, These were but a few mistakes. MacHenry-the greatest of petition writers, A 1 Hels a member of this class. ' ,L A And Ralph C. Rodgers-hair dresser, i For his charming little lass. Miss Haggerty-brightest of all pupils. . Hazel-cunningest of girls. Julius, but not Julius Caesar, I Miss Spring with so many curls. If our worthy treasurer leaves us, .- Tears will fiow in great profusion, But to this my gentle reader, Wewill make no sad allusion Thus as we go onward We get deeper in the fun, And now you've heard of this bright class, , The cl-ass of Nineteen One. A C. C. D. OI. A it upnwfnz I i..hP '?1fnti iff. President ..., 5,,mary .... T,,,,,,mr uma! Treasurer Wi it V? as lngm taps lluuald dreary an lurk li 304325 Schuh fx: is SP5 V'-W WWI ,, Thumb! lil' Ervin WW, an f- M mv it ww n 'Wd rv- ffl' f-I W' , ll' l ,i . ii F 2 I Q lr r 4 it I 9 L l i L i 5 i I S E F i F li F 1. if i i E l' ,. s ir E. if F 5 it 5 5. 5 5 E 9 5. I it li i i it lf it Q. 5 s 5 .l i Elizabeth Hennessey Nellie Hennessey Hattie Hinsdale john Jacobs Margaret johnson Mabel Lewis Teresa Lewis Lottie Maghran Helen McNamara Weller Rose Louise Rowe Howard Shaw Lillian Shultz Daisy Simonds Agnes Smith Grace Smith Frank Snyder Emmerque Stone Roscoe Meaker Nina Monroe Elizabeth Moon Aclah Mosher V . - ' Lida North Raymond Noteware Lillian Parker Q john C. Phelps Archie Pike Sarah Place Harriet Quinlan I Josephine Reardon Robert Stone Helen Stratton Herbert Tillapaugh Jennie Tuckley Grace VanWormer Ira Vortigeir Mason Wadsworth Elsie Wagner Addilyn Walker Bessie Walker Helen Washburne Vira Wheeler Edith Root Margaret Whittemore Edith Rockwell Helen Wilson i AySummer Idyl. The school room is hushed, not a breath stirs the curtain strings as they hang lazily pendant before the wide open windowsg the sun from a cloud- less sky sends down its lustrous beams, flooding the room with its golden radiance. At length a tiny cloud appears on the far off horizon, and a gentle breeze steals softly through the windows and swings slowly the cur- tain strings and as it grows in strength, a soothing murmur like gentle Summer breezes sighing through the pines, comes from the West side of the study room. And ever as the wind increases the murmur swells until the room is filled with the lovely sound. We cease to, study and listen spell- bound to the beauteous harmonies, From whence this melodious strain? Is it the gentle Zephyr touching with her delicate fingers the golden strings of some sweet voiced Arolian Aarp? Is it some minstrel fairy drawing the fender melodies from his silvery lute?-No, dear reader, it isn't. It's noth- mg but the West wind rustling through Rose's whiskers. a 0 TWO. nv FRESHMAN CLASSES. N ow the year has fied and idle hopes have crumbled into dust, Or by winging upward have grown great and things in which we trust. Through the grade the class has passed, to the higher from the low, With a steady onward motion like a mighty river's flow. In the dreamy inner feeling hope and love pass in on high, And the charming idle fancies, gently live or sadly die. I As the everwidening ripples formed by pebbles as they sank, Grew fainter, softer, smoother, till they reached the river's bank. So do deeds performed in secret by love and kindness, all in part, Grow softer, dearer, purer, till they touch the doer's heart. Shall the Satan-moved sceptic, cast his wile, and use his art, Till he has with doubting spoiled thy tender loving heart? Shall such doubt and avarice and beastly hate so change thy whole, That thou wilt forget thy maker, worship self, and lose thy soul? The soul has lived forever, since the soul will never end, With duration was it formed and with all future will it blend. As without an ear to listen no sound would ever be, So without our souls and God, all future time would never be. 'Tis proclaimed by raging tempests and the wisperings of the trees, And announced by vague conceptive depths of dark blue swaying seas. Dying, dying, we are dying, sigh the winds adown the slopes, Dying, dying, we are dying, mourn our weakened, trampled hopes. Growing, growing, we are growing, chirp the young birds in their nest, Growing, growing, we are growing, all the youthful minds attest. Knowledge heeds not bribings, pleadings, patient labor she demands, But each grain that knowledge pays us, helps to widen wisdom's strands. Of all ihe graces fairly tested, honor has the truest ring, Beauty fades, and hopes desert us, and we feel the changes' sting. I-lope will lead us on to glory but despair will bring us woe. Hope will tempt us to the better but despair will make us low. Days of labor, days of pleasure, striving onward from the past, Each has still a slight remembrance: something done that's sure to last. Kindness is so frail a virtue that we often pass it by, But we reap a fuller harvest if its presence we discry. Patient labor, loving kindness, will most surely win success, And the day that has the cloud-vail has for us some kind caress. Ages are but fleeting seconds in the endless chain of time. Spend thy priceless moments wisely, use them toward some hope sublime Are we lost, then? Look behind us. There the dead and dying years Are the milestones of the pathway of our hopes, our joys, our fears. And the pathway of the future, bright with light, and smooth and fair. But a mist hangs just before. We cannot see what's waiting there. As the rising sun in gladness, tinges faint the eastern sky, As the swans sing songs of wonders of the future as they die, As the noisy brooklet everwidening flows onward to the sea, As the holy inspired prophets chant to earth what they foresee, As all of these betoken greater wonders yet to pass I So do school days tell of wonders in the future of the class. FRESHIVIAN CLASSES- Charles Bradley Fred Brunner Mabel Bunn john Carroll Eugene Casey Pauline Cobb William Collins Francis Considine Maude Cowles Helen Crocker Lillie Crepper . Jessie Doolittle Byron Dodge Lucy Elliott George Fowler Clarence Harper Bertha Hatch Grace' Haughwout Nellie Hermans Catharine Hooker Eva Horton Grace' Hoyt I Katherine Keough ,Lena Kiley h Harry Kimble Alice L'Amereaux Mary Lyon .Henry Alber- Miller Allerton Adelaide Bayless Anna Beardsley Charles Blakeslee Robt, Boyd Carolyn Bradley ,Fronie Brooks Will Byrnes Grace Cafferty A Ava Chappelle 1' Belle Clarke Carrie Clark ' Claude Collier. Florence Cook Leon Craver James Culhane Edna Dickinson Donald Miller Brownie Nelson Sophia Peer Fred Peters Ethel Phillips Margurite Preston Merrill Reynolds Louise Roberts William Rood Mary Shanley Anna Shannahan Floyd Singer Louise O. Simpson Hortense Smith Lulu Smith Ruth Smith Bessie Sny.der Guss Squires Arthur Stevens R. Lacy Tabor Anna VanPatten Theodosia Wales Selma VVerner Joseph Westcott Walter White Ruth Wilkinson Dan Donley Maud Edwards Florence Eggleston Dudley Field Alice Fuller Mary Galvin Emma Gaylord Lena Grannis A Flora Griswold Martha Gundlack George Hand William Harris Jessie Holmes Fancher Hopkins Fritz Ingwall P Charles Irving Nina Johnson Lee jones Leon jones Marshall Kattell Agnes Knapp Leila Knox Howard Lewis Charlotte Lyon George Mangan james Mangan Nellie Mangan Jean MacLachlan Susie Meddaugh Lizzie Milks Bert Monell Will Moon J Edward Morg-an Leigh Morse Ferris North Lawrence O'Day Arthur Ogden Loretta C'Neill t Ada Pintler Rollin Reed Otto Abel Nellie Allard Rufus Allerton Helen Ames Robert Barnes Marie Barth May Baumann Bessie Bayless Harry Benedict Ralph Benson Floyd Berray Agnes Benckmann Gussie Blish Harry Bogart Lottie Bolles Hattie Bowen john Brunner Clarence Boyce Frank Bull Julia Byrnes S Thomas Campion Madge Carl Lucille Carr H Kittie Carlin Guy Carpenter Lewis Rounds ' Catherine Ryan ' Margaret Schooly Jennie Short Ethel Singleton Carlia Smith Edward Stever Eflie Stout Rena Spaulding Eveline Squires A julia Terwillier Charles Tileston Fred Tyler Mabel Walsh Florence Weeks Emma Wenn Ella West Nettie West . Warren Williams Martina Wiser ' Ray Wood Stewart Yetter Reva Casper Winifred Chase Earl Clark Byron Collins l George Coutant Frances Cone Della Cook Elizabeth Copeland Florence Craver Olma Crocker' May Crouch Marguerite Daniels Clifford Decker Anna DeLaney Carrie DeMott Claude DeWitt E. R. Dexter Pearl Disbro Margaret Drooney Sadie Dorsey Edmund Dowal May Dundon Grace Elliott Ella Fairbanks Leslie Ferris rs E 1 L Q 5 .1 B E E f 2 E 2 B S E E P n Sadie Seymour james Shannahan joseph Shannahan Agnes Smith Ray Southworth Orland Spencer Y Mamie Sperring Zitella .Stafford Kate Standley Ray Stewart -' Louise Stoltz Emma Streeter Archie Stratton Mary Sullivan Tracey Tingley Kenneth, Tweedy Herbert Talbott I Edith Tarr Della Townsend Paul Truesrlell Blanche Van Kuren Will 'Van Wormer Florence Vortigern Edward Walla Will Ward Raymond Wearne Bertha W'ebb i May Whitney Esther Wood Lillian Wood Lucius Woodrulf George Young May Young ' Grace Yetter Too hot to sleep, too hot to lie, Too hot to laugh, too hot to cry. Too hot to stand, too hot to sit, Too hot to sew, too hot to knit, Too hot to ride, too hot to walk, Too hot to read, too hot to talk, Too hot to eat, too hot to drink, Too hot to Write, too hot to think, Too hot to scold, too hot to tease, Too hot to cough, too hot to sneeze, Too hot to play, to hot to sing, - Too hot, to hot, for anything. Yet we must sit through all the heat Crowded snug, three in a seat, While each one works and each one crams, So's not to get stuck on exams, ' Oh, We will all be glad you bet When a new high school we shall get, With elevators and the likes, A nice large wheel room for our bikes . And every floor trorn root' to hold Supplied with water hot and coldg And liquid air inigreat big vats And lots of room for coats and hats. A lunch room just Ibr those eat Their grub at school,-that on the seat., Eggs, pie, and cheese we will not find Which these same lunchers leave behind. O when will rome this happy day I fear 'tis not for me to say, But let us hope it will arrive While We, yes we, are still alive. AI1I'HA ZETA . ? -i.1,.ii l ' QJ Cs- 'CT Q11 ,f M ' ily A ' A -Rh, '- . I -.- - M ', - , I J Q, . N i -7, W gl' 6. gy n F ' I Q' Rf '16 1 IN URBE. I FRANK CROFT LOUIS Z. GREEN ELLIOT MAREAN CLASS OF '99, ORSON BRITTON ROBERT DAVIS4 HARRY MORE JOHN OGDEN ' CLASS OF 'O0. LOUIS CLINTON CLASS OF 'Ol. RALPH C. RODGERS CLASS OF 'O2. XNILL HARRIS WILL MOON ARTHUR OODEN JOHN MOORE LESLIE PARSONS .. EARL STONE ROBERT SEARS ARTHUR TUPPER CHARLES WALES J. RALPH ROGERS MASON WADSWORTH ROBERT OSTROM KENNETH TWEEDY JOSEPH WESTCOTT ' lxyx, X Nkwg, X wax .C Ws.JA THETA SIGMA. Iii' ws1L.A- 1, nn- ,urn-,ini-1-. Y 6 I ' I - My I If 0 f s' I .xx I I! 7 , A L. '- I 6 gg Q 6 3 A if ' 'L ' f ' 1 . ,L X 'il ' tfiff j. I ff N I ,- 1 ff S A 'iq X I .- ,ff I . Y., ,ff-. 'E .. A Dfw ,U Nw -I xAx,, ,ij it I A Z NX if 'A 4 1 '4-,X - S ' . IN URBE. ALICE OSBORNE BENSON ROSA IDA LOVELL DORA' KEYES ADA LOUISE LTFISTER , BESSIE MARGUERITE PARKER I CLASS OFT '99. I MARGARET MAY FANCHER ' JESSICA MARIE OSTROM ' MARY ALICE MA1'THEWS MARGUERITE AILEEN STOWELL GRETCHEN OGDEN MABEL WHITE TREADWELL I FLORENCE LOVE BEAN . - CLASS OF '00. SUSAN AUSTIN BEAN BESS MAY LESTER FANNIE WAITE CANNON GRACE ROGERS CLARA KEYES FULLER SARAH GUTHRIE WHITNEY CLASS OF '0l. MABEL CARY MARGARET JOHNSON POST GRADUATES. GRACE COMSTOCR BENSON SARAH HELEN HARICNESS. ANNA MARGARET SOUTHWORTH SPECIAL. RENA L. TRUMAN. LAMBDA SI GRIA A VAN IN URBEQ ALBERT DEYO A A A cLAss OF '99. HZARRYLAKE HARRY G. WEEKS ALBERT E. PETRIE GEORGE T. AMES A DEFOREST WEED CLASS OF '00. ' H. BURTON FRANKLIN CHARLES MCDONAH ROBERT L. STONE DONALD W. CAMPBELL JAMES S. AMES WILLIAM SNYDER LEONARD R. MAXON VERNON S. CLARK CLASS OF '0l. HERMAN A. SPEH - ARTHUR HALL ARTHUR J. SCHWAB' BYRON DODGE ' A CLASS OF '02. SRRAGUE MOORE RAY REEDER AUGUSTUS SQUIRES ROY REEDER JOHN C. PHELBS HONORARIES. JAMES K. NICHOLS CHARLES H. HALSEY DNVIGHT L. FARNHAM , in NNBROUW-w if 5 fx 51' E 5 E :S E A 3 Z R 'C 5 if X 5' I 9 9? ? sv RF i 3 E xi I I Z. E . O- ,-... cp .I , f, XY' 7 ,A ,1- -w t 'X . oI3ef.v. . J . OFFIGERS. J CONRAD Cl. I , , ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, Preszkieni JAMES A. HOGAN Vzke-Presziienz' FRED C- BROWN--.-R-:R-I--.,,,-, , ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, S e cregfary CHARLES R. TALLMADCE--Q- .... Amszanz Semmfy ROSCOE E. M-EAKER---QR .,,, .,,,,, ,,,,,!,,, - - in ,-,,,,, , Tzfeaszlrer- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Q R' Q,.,. H. ANORTON JOHNSON. Chairman - CHARLES K. 'BLATCHLEY I BOYD' C. DENNISON ' CLASS OF '99. A A ALVBERT PETRIE WILLIAM GOETCHEUS J . H.XNORTON JOHNSON . A HENRY A. SMITH A CLASS OF '00. FRANK L. BISBEE CHARLES K. BLATCHLEY BOY-D C. DENNISON BYRES GITCHELL C., FOSTER HUNGERFORD . ' LEONARD VANNOSTRAND JAMES A. HOGAN WM. T. JOHNSON CONRAD C. KLEE ROSCOE E. MEAKER FRANK W. WALTER. A CLASS OF '0l'.-Feb. ' CLINTON L. BOGART JOHN A. MCDONALD LESLIE A.-BURLINGAMER - BURR HC. SCOTT ' HARRY L. UNDERWOOD I CLASS R'.'j OF 'Olf!.1une. ' T NORMAN CLAYTON ' , 'ARCHIE PIKE BURTIS J. FINCH - THEO. WIGGINS RAY NOTEWARE ' Q- LUTHER ALDERMAN CLASS OF '02.F FRED' PETERS ROLLIN D. REED STUART YETTER FRANK LAMB - EDWARD MARTINDELL . MARTIN CLAYTON E E. HARNEY GAYLORD ' WALTER HZWHANKINS . FRITZ INGYVALL I' FRED KLEE A T CLASS OF 'o3. J LAVERNE RACE WM. VANWORMER SPECIAL. --f b'-A-'CHAR-L-ESTR. -TALLMADCAE. A . ..F.RED.C.. BROWN. .. POST GRADUATE. AUGUSTUS VAN WORMER ORSON L'H. BRITTON 9 -rn:-wa-fer.: ,. TRVTH' , I 025 '9 96 S R OFFICERS. DONALD CQMPBELL ,,,, A - ,,,,, ........ P reszkient HERMAN A. SPEH ...... .... F2 'rsz' Vzee-Preszkient ARTHUR -J. SCHWABU- .... Second Vzee Preszkiem' BURTON FRANKLYN .... ....... ...... S e eretary JOHN PHELPS .... -III ,,..,,, , ..,, ,,,,,, , - -g-- Treasurer . STANDING COMMITTEE. . JOHN MANGAN, Chairman. ' BRUCE'CR1SMlAN LEONARD K. MAXON I ROBT. STONE ROET. DAVIS JOHN MANGAN HARRY LAKE DEFOREST WEED CHAS. WALES ROPE. YOUNGS KNOX MCLACHLAN GEO. AMES JOHN OGDEN JOHN STOWELL HA-RRY WEEK-S' HARRY MORE ROBT. ALBRIGHTW ROBT. SEARS' PAUL OVERFIELD- 1 CHAS. MCDONAH J. RALPH' ROGERS DONALD CAMPBELL LEONARD MAXON ' VERNON CLARK JAMES AMES BURTON FRANKLYN ARTHUR SCHWAE HERMAN SPEH LAVERNE TWINJNG ROBT. FOWLER RALPH RODGERS SFRAGUE MOORE BRUCE CRISMAN JOSEPH WESTCOTT JACK PHELPS FRANK SNYDER LERAY REEDER LEROY REEDER WELLERI ROSE WILLIAM SNYDER AGUSTUS SQUIRES GEO. FOWLER WM. MOON I A I ROBT. OHSTROM MASON WADSWORTH ROY MCHENRY MYRON BEMJAN BYRON COLLINS FRIDAY CLUB. 1. 5 5 f . U'u QVWQHX' ' .AAL . A A 5 XX A 1' ' g f 1' V A I , CM? ' 5 A C OFFICERS. LEILA KNOX---S ---- ----L ...... - --- .......... Preszkiem' SELMA WERNEIRQ--- RUBY OSBORNE--,.- I MABEL BALDWIN --- M, !. I DOLLY KENT ....... A LEAH CAMPBELL NELLIE WILSON --I Hrs! Vzee-Preszkienl - - - Second V zee-Preszkiem' ...---------Seerez'ary O- Asszlsianl Seereiary ---------- Treasurer Asszlvianl 'Treasurer CLASS OF '99. GRACE CAMPBELL LEAH CAMPBELL NORA GAIGE BESSIE HOWARD KATE HEALY SUSIE BEAN MADGE STACK GLASS OF '0O. GRACE JOHNSON LOUISE.KNAPP ' . I MABEL BALDWIN EMILY BARNUM EMILY BEEBE INA BIEBER BLANCI-IE BUTLER BESSIE CLARK HATTIE BOWEN MADGE CARL GRACE CAFFERTY LILLIAN CROPPER JESSIE DOOLITTLE ARUBY OSBORNE GLASS OF 'Ol. H'ELEN CLINTON A MAY FISCHER LUCY HARDER MABEL LEWIS WINIFRED EMENS ALIDA NORTH NELLIE WILSON CLASS OF '02, KATHERINE HOOKER KATHERINE KEOUGH LEILAI KNOX SUSIE MEDDAUGH -BESSIE NICHOLS SELMA WERNER CLASS OF 'O3. KATHERINE CARLEIN EDITH TARR MARION JENNISON DOLLY KENT ALICE MATTHEWS STELLA MEAGHER DELLA SMITH ANTOINETTE KNOX MATTIE MARSH LORETTA MOORE MARGUERITE PRESTON HATTIE QUINLAN' JOSEPHINE REARDON EDITH' ROCKWELL JULIET SHEAK HELEN WASHBURNE THERESA NORMILE ETHEL PHILLIPS LOUISE SIMPSON MARY SHANLEY THEODOSIA WALES GRACE YETTER L.. ,V H , , LITERARY CLUB. QQ if LHTEIRQ Y A , I J CLASS OF '99, I MARGARET CROWE , I LILY HOADLEY ' A LIZZIE WOODSIDE SUE CONE I GLASS OF 'OO. I NELLIE FARLEY . A . CLASS OF 'Olg' RUBY BADGER - HELEN BEMANJ MABELLE. CARY ADA CARPENTER HAZEL. COMSTOCK EDITH ELY SARAH HOWLAND MARGAARET JOHNSON FRANCES JOHNSON EYA LACEY HELEN MCNAMARA A A CLASS OF '02g CARRIE CLARK LOUISEWCOMSTOCK ' ALICE FULLER, - CHARLOTTE LYON MARY LYON RUTH WILKINSON CLASS' OF '03g AGNES MCNAMARA MAUD SAXTON URSULA JOHNSTON GRACE ROGERS N-INA MONROE HELEN MOSES LILLIAN 'PARKER EDITH ROOT LOUISE ROWE JUDITH SHEAK HELEN STRATTON FLORENCE SUTTON JENNIE TUCKLEY BESSIE WALKER MARGARET WHITTEMORE JEAN MCLACIALAN MARGARET SCHOOLEY LULU SMITH BESSIE SNYDER FLORENCE WEEKS HELEN AMES BESSIE GRIFFIN FANNY MITCHELL SPECIAL. ' ADELAIDE BAYLESS. ' HONORARIES.. GRACE BENSON MISS NICHOLS MISS BLISS GRETCHEN OGDEN MARGARET FANCI-IER MISS FINNEY A MARY O,NElSL KATE SHIEDER ANNA SOUTHWVORTI-I M5ARGUERITE STOYVELL ZOE GRIEEI-N f SARAH HARKNESS MISS LANDFIELD LUCIA M USSON MISS SWIFT RENA TRUMAN 32 EN Egwmu .M..,,..-..-.m.w,-.-ow,-,,v.x......,,,i . ,K:A-11.3, ...-... I--V.,-f----1 RU Q -if 'sw owwwmww ii 1,w..ww b,:.,,x5,m::..?.....v..,x,,,,,,W, M,,n,5A:Qe,,,,t .,,. Mu... ,x,,,,. 5: x 5 ' 'mmwwwxwwsww F wki.. 5 'L DRAMATIC SOCIETY . g Q i -P DRAMATIC SOCIETY. - OFFICERS A S A A HARRY G. WEEKS ,.,, , ,,,,,,, - ,,,,,,, pm,,,,f-,,,, ROBERT L. STONE--- ---'Stage Manager GRACE BENSON --,- - ,,,,,, Sgwgfafy CHARLES HALSEY - - - , , ,-,,,,,- Tygaguygy GEORGE AMES ---- ---Baszkzess Manager GEORGE AMES ROBERT ALBRIGHT FLORENCE BEAN ORSON BRITTON I MARGARET FANCHER LORA HQYT HARRY 'LAKE JOHN ,MANGAN ALICE MATTHEWS DOUGLAS ASHLEY SUSIE BEANS LOUIS LCLINTON .DONALD CAMPBELL VERNON .CLARK A ALBERT DEYO BYRES GITCHELL FRED KAEPPELL BESSIE LESTER ROY MCHENRY JACK PHELPES RALPH RODGERS CLASS OF '99. HARRY WEEKS CLASS OF 'O0. CLASS OF 'Ol. JOHN OGDEN GRETCHEN OGDEN 'TESSIE OSTROM DELLA SMITH 1 HENRY 'SMITH ETHEL SHERWOOD MABEL TREADWELL CHARLES WALES DEFOREST WEED 1 W. JOHNSON LEONARD MAXON PAUL OVERFIELD BURR SCOTT WILL SNYDER RENA TRUMAN ALEONARD VANNOSTRAND WINIFRED VOSBURY ANNA WEISS CHARLES RODGERS ROB STONE LAYERN TWINING - ' HERBERT T ILLAPAUGH CLASS OF 'O2. ROB FOWLER ' ROLLAND REED SPRAGUE MOORE LIZZIE MOON POST GRADUATES- GRACE BENSON ANNA SOUTHVVORTH SARAH HARKNESS 444111 ,W 'ff ff' gif! ?3h?i?fie?25i?22Q- , 1 f fi .jj3ji31j5,:1-1 gwfizpzf 1 dfffzniizrf' 04 .f1,.4.f-sw .1 mzfsfz -,, J, '94g 515-2 1 52525213 1 , 4 f f f fgz.322Q'Q1 'L 4 , -Ulf kg C r K' HIGH SCHOOL CLEE cms, I . ' OFFICERS. HARRY G. WEEKS- - . - - , , pm,d,,,,,f ON - - - - , - Sggygigfy JAMES AMES -A-,A ..... 5 ............ - - - .... Treasurer I DEFOREST WEED HENRY SMITH ROBERT FOWLER ' A :FRANIQ SISIYDER ' BYRON DODGE JAMES AMES . WILLIAM GOETCHEUS HALLIE PIERSON GEORGE AMES DONALD CAMPBELL JOHN MANGAN BURR SCOTT BOARD OF COVERNORS. DEFORET WEEDQ n ' J. RALPH ROGERS -I GEORGE T. AMES FIRST TENOR. SECOND TENOR. FIRST BASS. SECOND BASS. ROY REEDER . RALPH C. RODGERS CHAS-. MODONAH RAY REEDER HARRY WEEKS HARRY LAKE SAYRE SAXTON B. DENNISON ORSON BRITTON GEORGE HAND PAUL OVERFIELD RALPH ROGERS ! .ll inn man rm! 'V S fm 14? OUR SOC IETIES. ALPHA ZETA.. p A As the succeeding years in the history of Alpha Zeta have eclipsed every previous achievement- so has the year 1898-9 exceeded all. The menbership of the active chapter has during the present year, been increased to fifteen, and throughout this time the meetings have been largely attended by both active and honoraries, to whom, they have been a source of much pleasure and profit. A , During the year Gamma has frequently been entertained by Theta Sigma and has also enjoyed numerous other social events. The anniversary of the founding of a Chapter of Alpha Zeta in Binghamton was celebrated at the home of Louis Clinton where a very pleasant evening was spent, attended by about forty actives and honoraries. The Annual Banquet, another of the chapter's social functions, was held at the Hotel Arlington during Easter vacation. A number of honor- aries were present as well as mem bers of the Faculty. ' During the past year our honorary members have been a source of much assistance to the active chapter, and although seven of the actives have completed their courses this year, yet the friends of Gamma may rest assured that the fraternal spirit rests in competent and willing hands. . THETA SIGMA. Gamma Chapter of the Theta Sigma Society began work this year with an active membership of nineteen. Since then the list has increased to twenty-six. 'In the work of the last year We have nothing to regret. Our motto has been Work before Play, and the evenings have been proitably as well as pleasantly spent. Several. times have our sisters thrown their doors hospitably open and entertained us royally. Not least among these are Grace Benson, Sara Whitney and Rena Truman. However, we are not alone indebted to our sisters, but also to Mr. Jack Phelps, who delight- fully entertained us at his beautiful home on Main street. One of the most prominent of our jollities was the Christmas dance given in honor. of our beloved honora.ries. In the future our annual banquet and sleigh-ride to House's Hill loom up before us. With much regret the Seniors leave dear cld Theta Sigma and the evenings spent with our Alpha Zeta brothers and Lambda Sigma friends will always be remembered. xlfllkuwt as Hgh home, , Ztxbennhmf Misha, l .g,h,mmm 1 with ne r-mi'-il 'Wh Dur- u.'E:a1qg,g,Y.l x'r1Fmmm Q -ilillimtuedl 'l2'3ltlhi5yw,i 'nik l I l 7 VE ...--vfjli ,,,,, ai 'Q :fans my 'x 1 2 e ul ful 'ff' 3 Tay nv' 1, udp inf? . l 1.-H' l .,. V ,. vm DEBATING CLUB. Once more it becomes the duty of some one to take up the pen and in a few words give a brief account of the High School Debating Club during its past year. This club, as you already know. is one of the oldest and best organizations of the High School. Its enrollment is large and applications for membership are many. During the winter very interesting debates have been held at the regular meetings and all thefprincipal questions of the day have been discussed. The members have gained much in extemp- oraneous speaking and in the ability to express themselves readily from the fioor. On the night of jan. 6, 1899, We entered into a joint debate with the Riley Business College and in this We were beaten. Though the Riley men were somewhat older and more experienced We feel that the Debating Club maintained their record and made a hard ight. P . A On june zo, 1899, the annual battle with our rival, Congress, will take place. Last year we were victorious and we hope for the results this time. During the spring months the club has held no meetings, feeling that all interest should' be turned towards athletics. And so another successful year has drawn to a close and whenfall comes again the Debating Club will be found in its old place in the ranks of the Binghamton Central High School. ' FRIDAY GLUB. 9 During the past year the club has spent a very enjoyable as well as an instructive time. Different authors have been studied and especialattention has been given to Kipling, Field and Burns. p The teachers that have given us brief talks are ,,Prof. Landon, Miss Webster, Miss Osgood, -Miss Rowell and Miss Carolyne 3Baovvn. The members of thepclub have given some excellent debates., ipr' some prepared and some extemporaneous. They have passed many pleasant' hours with the different, societies, and feel thatthe members of allare close friends. , I The second ,annual banquet and reception, was held Friday evening, Nov. 25, 1898, at the home of Miss BlancheGardiner., Nearly, the entire club were present and the banquetproved a great, success. The menu deserved much credit, being in the form of a gastronomic drama, while toasts and music helped the time to pass all too swiftly. ' Many of 'the older members have left school, but new ones have entered. A large number graduate this year and although the Club will miss them much when they leave the High School, it has still left sufficient energetic members to take their places and go on in the work begun. LITERARY CLUB. The books studied by the Literary Club this year have been those of modern authors. At the first of the year the Society arrived at the I F I P I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I w . ,- .,.,.,....,...-L,,.- ...,v ,. ., ---, , -,. ,- ,,,,.,,, nh- M AU- A-,MM YM i 1,7 -M V Y ,V W I qu AI,T:L1L'- .Ei'1'.l .g:?L'T iF:ff1f.-'.mI'4:... l.if:i?3:-JL' 'mffmigv-9ma1m2'X' : i-:Lg.': 11-40. wg.. :,.,- -f : -,- .'.'.1,44-, . 5 ' '- 1 Arg- M-:W-1 -- fi' Hgjzl Y ig! FOOT-BALL TEAM. V-.-- 'pg -'W' 'N X x 1.- .:af5.ffi':z-:vif-A I I Eliiiilnlifq '7-Q 5- Y -QQ QR f' w.,..i.i...i We Lgyf' as If some one would steal the piano. . If some one could open the dictionary stand. If Miss R-w-ll should get married. If Miss W- -fls-d- would forget to turn around in English Class. If the Kinder. Garden kids would put on long pants If the base ball team should win a game. If all subscribers would pay up. If Weller Rose would cut his side burns. If J. Ralph Rogers would sing a love song. It-Knox MacLachlan would tall asleep. lf Leonard Maxon would get his hair cut. If Rob Albright would pay his debts. If the juniors got their class book If Henry Smith should be poetess of the class. If Jessie Ostrom saw a spider. If Donald Campbell's head was smooth. If Prof. C. Rodgers wouldn't tell all he knows, If the Athletic Association was out of debt. If Binghamton should win the cup at Ithaca. He had been staring at her for ten minutes. Then she looked up. He glanced toward 'the' front of the room. She smiled comprehendingly, picked up her books and slowly Walked towards the throne of the teachers. the home of the encyclopaedias, or in other words, the rostrum. She mount- ed the steps With dignity and a supreme indifference to all beholders. Then she Went to a book case, took down a ponderous tome and began an intent study. Soon he, as if he had a million things to do, rushed down the room. up the stairs and- to a chair next hers. And there they stayed the entire hour, in spite of the cruel searching eyes of the powers that rule. A-N-s McN-M-1zA- And she who scorns a man must die a maid. . S-E C-NE- How lively looks a sprightly mind disclose. A J-S-I- O-TR-M- Slight the object, but not so the praise. S-R- HA-KN-ss- For I am nothing if not critical. E-L-N F-R-EY-- A maid who means to be of note. KN-X MCL-c-L-N- Beauties in vain their pretty eyes may roll. S-s-E B-AN- g ' - A True you are and sweet. 1 A K-'r- L-NE-4- - - i Her face is paler and thinner than should be for one so young. L-U-sn O'N-1L- - ' Her eyes beget occasion for her wit. M-R-A-ET j-H-s-N- i Her face is fair her heart is true MA-G-ER-T- S-o-E-L For what I will I will and there s an end Z-E G-IFF-N Thou art a scholar N-R- R-z-LL An understanding but no tongue S-R- W-1-N- A constant iniluence a pecuhar grace G-A-E H-GG- ' y ' f A A An independent miss with telling gray eyes And the gift of the gab very galloping , G-RT-U-E S-L-M- - ' Ihere are some things which are little upon tne earthy but I 1 . they are exceeding wise gf . R-Y DE-EW- I I dare do all that doth become a man f gi H-L-N C-1-T-N- . ' V For a man is a giddy thing and this is my conclusion i ' GE-R-E AM-s- I 1 t 5 7 I've a neater, sweeter maiden in a clearer, greener land. in fi ST-LL- M-A-HER- l A I am no 'girl to be made pale by,words.',' n I I-IE-M-N SP-H+ I Y, 'For some are born todo great deeds and live. ' . A-B-RT ST-NE- . ' X He will keep that good name still. 44 D-L-Y K-NT-- She is a- good creature. B s IE LY N I have heard of that lady and good works went with her name A-T-UR ScH-AB- V V ' I I remember him well and I remember him Worthyeof praise. g FR-D MCMA-ON- e ' ' I ' 'ii' Oh, this boy lends mettle to us all. ' . L-AH C-M4B-1.L- I p , A And those about here . y . J . 5 From her shall read the perfect ways of honor. l pi I M-B-L T-E-DW-LL- I What, my dear Lady Disdain! Are you yet living? . 5 e G-A-E B-EN-ON-- I 5 She belongs to the ready-made type oflgirl, who finds every 'Wing situation in life a fit. I I J-CK P-E-Ps- V I He sits high in all the people's heart. 1 f MY-T-E L-o-1s- A ' i. f When I think I must speak. - , A L-R- H-YT- I p-Q' I f I You love to a tinkling tune your feet to ding. 'Q ' B-s+I- I. H-W7RD - , 'A I always see her in a saintly guise. A-B-RT P-T-JE- Q i I 'Es a daisy l ' Q xJ-H- ST-W-LL-- . V , y I'm one o' them cur'ous kind o' chaps, - t You think you know vi hen you don't perhaps. R-B-RT Y-U-Gs- ' if Ii In architecture he is what you'd call a chunky man. I O-s-N BK-T-ON- J A Learn to labor and stop waiting. 4 K-'r- R-D-R1 y y It . As plump and pudgy as a snipe, p Well Worth her Weight in gold. I - P M-s-N W-D-W-R-H- ,Q p ' For I adore an athletic girl. I I ' CH-R-Es R-DG-Rs- Q . Small boys chew their finger-nails. ' J-H- K-N E+ ' A . 'fBut sturdy and staunch he stands. A A-N- S-U-HW-R-H- I Q You're uncommon in some things. You're uncommon small.' M-R-A-E- F-N-H-R- ' ' A right jolly girl. R-B-RT A-B-1-HT- He Waxes desperate with imagination. G-E-C-EN O-D-N- I love to eat, to dance and to have sport. L-N- s-1-H- A maiden never bold of spirit. , V-R-o- C-A-K- r Br Not swaying to this faction or to that. -U-E C-I-M-N- r 'tl am not lean enough to be thought a good student. M-R-A-ET 0t'-EIL- , R- D- O'er rough and smooth she trips along, A And never looks behind. - N- 'T.T-M-N-- ' ' You are a riddle which he who solved the sphinx's would die guessing. ' E- KfY-s- r l A tender, little ntestling thing. ' A girl not made to roam. r B-L-E H-N-D-L- . I would my horse had the speed of her tongue. G-A-E R-G-RS+ A sweet, attractive kind of grace. C-A-A Fa-1.-E R- Hlndependence now and independence foreverf? S-Y-E S-X-N- ' He bears his blushing honors thick uponnhim r M-D-E ST-CK-- , ' Blessing Without skill to please L-L- R-G-R- k A ' ' There lies a deal of deviltry beneath that calm exterior. V-NA DA-1s- I f . -j'Where more is meant than meets the eye. LE-N ED-A-D '- ' -'Dost thou think that because thou art-virtuous that there' shall be no more cakes and ale? N-R- G-IGE- Mind your speech a little Lest it may mar your fortune. J. R-L-H R-G-Rs- A He was a valient youth. F-N-IE C-NN-N AND J-M-s A-M-s- . ' ' H-R-Y M -RE KAT- E-H Manya farewell word and sweet good night on the door step. Thy friendly and jovial faceigleams round and red as the harvest moon. SA-E-ER- e . -'Bright was her face with smiles L SH-R-O-D- Ever in cheerfulest mood art thou. Vu wa ri-i' BOARD OF EDUCATION. JEROME DEWITT. Mayor. I JULIUS E. ROGERS. Premdent DARWIN L BARDXX hl Supermtendent A J IIN LOES Secretary S D VI IL BU R Attendance Officer R V BOGA RT Supermtendent Of Grounds and Bu1ld1n S EDWARD C SMITH CHARIFS A WEED CHARLES W GENNET JULIUS E ROGERS CHARII-S M STONE MARCUS W SCOTT M R F MCCARTHY COMMISSIONERS Tel In Explres Februa 5 IQOO IQ II IQ 2 IQO3 IQO4 190, 1906 E 5 4 si I . 1 g ' ' ii N - ' ' . il 11 fl H nl a F li i 1 I 5 I I MAYOR JEROME DEWVITT DARWIN L. BA RDWELL .TULI US E. ROGERS - I CHARLES W. GENINETT ED XVA RD C. SMITH. i'1' .5 .....,. , ...,,.,,. , 4.4,.......... ' Z , .,., -111f1E5iE5E2E3EE:f'ff1 f EA ...:fE5Z5EfE5fQ..-. 2145152252 ?iQi2Ei.,.,f ..,..... , .,.... 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A 5fSf5515'fI'5f2f. , fs::F'5555s:.',. iff:i5v2:VE23f-.f'jff:E5 , fi2:f'::5-5::5. ' ' gg-' ff: :ggi-522:21 f- ,f 4. , . , CHARLES M. STONE. Y- 1:-,gg .... -,...Zl X w Il M. R. F. MCCARTHY. s f . U - 1 f' . 9 N r 4 w P M Z3 ! 5 , cn ,, 'Q , Q 1 -Q as Q - Q- I ,., S I ol- f ' A Drafting Instruments Starrett's Tools. All kinds of Tools and Supplies for S I ' P P I I E S Flanual Training School and Cook: ' ing Classes. We Furnish All Tools for The Barlow School, and Guarantee Satisfactory Prices and Goods. STFFL GPH .INGS HND TILQEQ WORK. BUlL,DERS'fSUF'F'LlEgS CDF EQVEQRY KIND. 'T H' HT BABCOCK HARDWARE CO., oooooooooog 5 0 A m 035 N --5 0 I 23. 0 E CD 0 Q cn' 8-4 S 8 2 cn sn 0 p-1 1 3 .- 0 5 CL'Ql-I 8 m -h G' m o 3 8 34 0 g?.4::s 8 Q is 9.5 : 0 o T O coi1,o ei 4 8 2 8 3 . cn 240 5 g 'Z 0 El CD S .,. 0 -1 UI 3 fo 3 ES ooooooooooo rl OO O00 our Sporting and Outing Goods c. L. 'rl-loNlPsoN 5 0 I9 IVIAIN STREET ' 8 80000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Bing hemton Leader is a standing proof of the fact that a daily newspaper can be neWsy and entertaining, Without being in any Way offensive. THE LEADER is the ideal paper for the home. By Mail or Carrier, 250 a Month. Is for Albright and also for ape They differ but little in action and shape Two Apt Questions The Quality of Mercy Is not Strainedf' Our very great success is largely due to the fact that the quality of every line of goods we handle is just what Shakespeare said about mercy, It is twice blestg it blesses him that gives and him that takes. Our departments appear to the best advantage to buyers who have carefully inspected them, and who then make comparisons, when the decided superiority of our goods is plainly manifest. , 6' A Delicate Thought is a Flower of- the Mind. 1 Time goes on. Artemus Ward says, 'tis a Way time has, and yet the sandy hour glass runs not so rapidly but that human skill and in- genuity keep well apace with it. Time is no laggard, but man's ability is greatg ever experimenting, ever striving after something new. We are no exception to this rule, always ready to add some worthy new- ness to our long lines of perfect goods. In no department is this more noticeable than in our silk stock, where everything is of the newest and most advanced ideas of production. Sisson Brothers Welden. We Fit the Feet vfth Correct Shoes n A. , 29 CourtSt. Hoi WEATHEQ SLIITING5 Garments for Hot Weather Wear should always be made- to-measure, to insure the true combination of perfect style with geniune health giving qualities. Our Blue Serge ,Suitings for 3518.00 are deliciously cool and comfortable-we want you to become personally ac- quainted vvith their excellence. 4 AA Year's Guaranteelmis the Protection we give you. BI? NDT, I9 MAIN FST. Is for Brown who looks very mild, But for Bijou girls they say he is wild. Z P T WS' fort ,..-ab.. Ed. Br off ner Cn CRY thu Is for ehump, for Charlie Clip and chin And the lasts makes the second a first with its din. Lluiversilv Q' 1 ,Q 1 l of Qochesler 'H l 0 . . , lj l DIQOFESSOIQHENIQY F. ISLIIQTON, ACTIIWQ Dl'C5lClCnT. Courses of Siuclvz Lu Dorulo ties: i ' . CLZYSSICHL sr s CLIENMICHL ,,,,,, 5 LATIIN-SCIEN I-llfIC B DLUGICAL :ut GIQEEK-SCIENl II'lC GTOLOGICAL :Q s SCIENTIFIC DLIY5 CHL .A , is is l FCP CCITGIOQLIC 04 CIFCLIIGI7 of lIlf0l'lllClTl0l'l, ZXCICVCSS, hi i ' - - , - ' - T e ?hrd rio u of The Ll WIVQVSITU, Qoellefsiolq, N. V. l ' . i . s. ' i k Ma 6 lf' BEVEL- I :gp -F '-,' l 2 ' A .Q lagi GEAR 2 , ' Chamless ! ,M 11 :If , ,Z The easiest running, cleanest, safest, and most durable bicycle. E. S. i 5, Edwards of the New York Century Wheelmen, rode the same COLUMBIA 's BEVEL-GEAR CHAINLESS 29,000 miles in all sorts of weather and over all sorts I , of roads. At the end of this remarkable test the running rear, which had .f I-lever been repaired, was fotnd to be intact. TDGLOLUMBIA BEVEL-GEAR S if CHAINLESS also possesses in the highest degree that not easily defined attribute ,gif 5 , called STYLE. No matter what the e mdition of road or weather the rider of 9 ' Q 0 the Chainless is always master ofthe situation. ff i ll PRICE: S65 and 575. L' Phelps Bank Building. BiflQh8lTlt0l1, N- Y- i V Is for d- which the boys say, you see fr' ' When on their report cards they don't get an HE. I ,- l - ' W3 F Is for Franklin, as fresh a young thing As the first blades of grass in the earliest spring. HILLS, NICLEAN 84 HASKINS Call Special attention to the following New Departments they have added during the past year, viz: BOOK DEPARTMENT CROCKERY DEPARTMENT LAMP DEPARTMENT PICTURE DEPARTMENT BOY'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT PICTURE FRAMING DEPARTMENT FURNITURE DEPARTMENT BEDDING 6: HOME FURNISHING DEPARTFIENT We have also enlarged and improved many other departments. Hu..l.s, MCLEAN an-IASKINS. UNIVERSITYOF BUFFALO . DENTAL DEPARTMENT. A high grade Dental School with every department fully organized and equipped. Summer Practical Course may he attended Without extra expense. The lmirmary is supplied with more patients than can be cared for. D Fully graded, each class having its own laboratory and receiving its instruction separately. Address. W. C. BARRETT, M. D., D. D. S., DEAN. WESTERN RESEATJE UWVERSITY, CLEVELAND, OHIO, EMBKHCES RDELEERT COLLEGE EEST MEDICAL COLLEGE THE COLLEGE Sfilim DENTAL COLLEGE T GRADUATE 5cAooL LAW ScnooE For particular information and catalogues address th 'T president, Charles F. Thwing. Kelso is one of the boys, U Exchange st ree' is his station, Look in his lunch-ship as you pass, y See an Admiral of the nation, Qt course you'll like his pies and cakes Say !,they're just What the doctor ordered EXCHANGEST. Is for girls full of laughter and glee What a dull place Without this old World Would be. E 4 1 T 1 l 1 lr . Rl , l T T ll l F 5? 1 'I Tl il ,i S Tl AE Wm l J Is for Juniors, those dear little kids, Who from their strange aclions one might lhink were Ids. Ami Zhzk 0ZZ9O'U5 all T0 Zhirze own say be WZL6 And if mustfollow as fha nights fha day, Thy!! all go Z0 MQCA R TH Y'S for Phofos. A FEAT T0 FIT FEET inghamton hoe ' Best Store. 35 COURT STREET. E Edwin R. Weeks. James Melhuish. Stevens 82 Seman LIVERY AND SALE STABLES 3l, 33, 35, 37 STATE STREET. Spurr's Revere I , H. 81.8. Olive Oil. aff... Humes 81 Smith P '.a2,2.'rS..... Such remarks are usually made at the 6'Wa5n't that Gggd Cgffeev iestive board Where hPURR7S REVERE 56 - COFFEE has been used. Blended by an The Best I Ever Tastedn expert and the blend put on record, there can be no change in the quality. Strict ly high grade, guaranted 'a bsolute- Always the Same the ly pure and satisfactory. A poor cook Always the best C P0Und- cannot destroy the nal ural delioiousness ofits taste. A good cook can make it a drink 'ffit for the gods. 'FRY IT. Pure Food Sellers. Maud S.FIour 71 is Weeks t? Melhuish lt? 'I J fi Il A LAR -Q, :.,,,,i ff' ,f ,.u ,U K Is for Kane our brave base ball oap'ain Now What, should he leave us, I Wonder would happen. .AA - , if-iG3f N' -' SSN N :ftxgsgv . , S lx:,Qeex 'PQCXQ - x Nh' 3 ' .,fi32e..I1, - r:2.::'.' wg Na bs, 431-- 1 . L W F 5 Q ! IEW! rl . Qw 'w -Nil? ,imvf ' l . ,-.::5. t- 1 V 4' - '3 ' ,Q I 'T if I XX c I Nj' 114 1 ' ,H 1 ' K IJ - 'lj -' Q? f I L x - ... 7 - f- M4 vgbv-ll '1- L . I . .- if I I T x FL ' 4... 5.70. , - g,!Qk K 52513 I 5-la Wm -i ' 'R .,' QT ,, . :ani Y, ff 1 ' .-'x.'i'.z-151: ' .Tr ' 'iff' .,, The Binghamton QRileyj School of Business. Invites a thorough investigation. Established 1886. Chartered 1897. Registered 1898. Complete Equipment. Nlodern Courses. Shorthand, Book-keeping and English. Students enter at any time No Vacation. Send for Catalogue. 12o State St. J. rg Rluiv, A. M Fence-Qoil Dhilosoohu. LAMPRAKES 8 PRESIDENT. HRONAKES I MAKERS OF UNSURPASSED SODA WATER, ICE CREAM AND FINE CANDIES. I LARGEST BEVERAGE COUNTER AND THE CITY. MOST POPULAR RESORT IN Nou COURT STREET. A CORRECT STYLES in Clothing and Furnishing Goods are the only kind we have. I. I. GOLDSIVIITI-I 85 SONS, 53 COURT ST. Is for Lovell, who is not such a freak, L Still we must. all agree that he can lie like a streak. ls for Meeker Whose sleek cur'ey hair Would take the first prize at an animal fair. The Golden Circlet Every girl will not become a bride, but most girls may become as pretty as a bride. It is an acknowledged fact that pretty ladies look prettier if well dressed-but have you noticed what a startling difference a little jewelry makes in your appearance. You will fmd all of the stylish kind at our store. The Vosbu ry:Ash Co 35 and 37 Court St. Is for Norton the senior Who Wrote To the beautious girl 'cross the room a SW'-et note. 0 Is for Ostrom that sweet little lass, I The joy of her mamma, the pride of her class. Juosom 5. NEWINQ, F 'HHH THE ODTICIZXN HND IQEFIQZXCTIONIST, HH-'ff Does Befier Week cmd for less Mona them Amr One else 274 Zlze C ZW. T I35 Court Street. CHRBCDNETTE VHCDTCDT5 IN ALL THE , , ' ' LATEST STYLES AND MOUNTINQS HRE NHDE BY WWW? F. H. IVICFARLAND, 7 oPTlclAN IN THE OFFICE OF DRS. MCFARLAND 81 KILLEN F 76 FRONT STREET. Will Repair Duplicate your old Spectacles. Compl t L g d g plant.. Finest of Work and Promptnes U -T .de - - ':,t::...::f. T Drew-puon 1 Rs... C. - U't'Dt A asinon. s I2tfne.ae 1Drug Store.. l 'MW gt St p IQ for Piano full of noises and rust., We wish the old thing would go ou' on b t Is for questions we get on exam. . Which make the boys say words that rhyme with pet lamb. SYRACUSE UNlVERSlTY. Four Colleges. Elegant Buildings. l2l Professors and Instructors. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS V Offers Classical, Philosophical, Science, Pedagogical, Civil Engineer- . ing and Electrical Engineering courses. V - THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Has courses in Architecture, Belles Lettres, Music and Painting. THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE One of the oldest in the State, has four years' course. Chancellor Upson ofthe Begentsl unsolicited, says: It is admitted by all c- m- petent judges to be unsurpassed in this State. ' THE COLLEGE OF LAW Gives instruction by the text book and case system. On its faculty are some of the greatest lawyers of New York. TWENTY-SIX . Of the leading Universities and Colleges of this country and Europe are represented by mature and progressive scholars on the faculty of the College ot' Liberal Arts. Only the the highest talent to be found at home and abroad is permitted to give instruction in Fine Arts. The Work is so arranged that students taking both their college and and medical courses at Syracuse save one yesr's time, completing both courses in seven years. The same advantage is offered law students. Pedagogical courses have been instituted, giving our students the ad- vantage of first-class State Teachers' Certificates, formerly granted only to graduates of the 'State Normal Schools. Liberal electives. Both sexes are a dmitted. Expenses are moderate. Send for catalogue JAMES ROSCOE DAY, S. T. D., LL. D., SYRACUSE, N. Y. 4 CHANCELLOR. Elastic Book Cases A system of units small enough for IO and- large enough for Iooo books, always complete but never finished. They are dust proof, convenient, attractive and inexpensive. - Walter R. iller Co., Sole Agents. f 82 and 84 State St. 'Furniture , well madeand D. D. Bl' Wil aeeeeeeemmeeeeeeeeeee Is for Rogers, as Pretty Boy known, He's a dapper young chapper, I think you will own. H? I L1 It its MPM. FUR v 's ln- -l we Q ici- ir YZZII l .Gi 7 rid it -ml ll W I 5- . T 1 l we 1, Q l v L1 i n 1-uf ' la N all 7 e I l E . na li V , 3. 31 Q 'E v p ' S Is for Stowell, its Jack that I mean, They say he's quite sporty, though he looks rather green The Chronicle is read by teachers and scholars, not alone because it has the best High School Notes, but because it has the best of everything. It is thesame with theehakawwwwwwi Chronicle Job Department It turns out the best work for thebest people and the prices are always right.eha5ew5.a5.a-l.awG..aG.a!..aff..aw2.a4eL,:G.aG Dr. Frederic lil. mcllall, Dentist. Office and Residence, 36 lienrv St. ' We make good Custom Clothes ' A 5 E that lit at modern prices. .p l ' z I I Our goods are out and ma-de up ' ' Court St' E by Binghamton Tailors. , The Leading Tailors of Binghamton. E 9 153 Washingto11'St.. Binghamton Branch Stores at I l' Wanon, N. Y. Middletown, N. Y. Port Jervis, N. Y. Liberty, N. Y. F- S- BooK BINDERY 78 COURT STREET, BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Ibound this High School Panorama, and will suit you on all printed matter such as Music, Magazines, etc. Is for any old thing in the school T From the Valedictorian down to the fool. 5. 'l ll. 12. iff if ttf hi V - Sei if an . . ,321-If' M-F A - S 'i K. W U Is a mark you are used to, no doubt Since its useless its uses I'11 have to leave out. LUWELL SCHOULC or BUSINESS is preparing young men in a thorough manner for successful com- petition for business positions. Eighty of its graduates secured positions between January I and June I, this year. Pupils mitted for State certificates. Call and investigate. J. E. BLOOFIER, Principal and Proprietor. CULHANE 8: GREE , Furniture, Upholstery and Carpets. A good measure of our success IS due to the sglendid qualities of our 0 0 s oes. , Try Them. They draw like a I5iii?iE'iE3.?. iititimif ous plaster. D S 3 . U0 ! , I ' A ILLONS 'S3,5U 80 Court St. witumn ww RUGGIST I7 MAIN STREET, Cor. Front. -i + ' FINEST ICE CREAM SODA in the WORLDfor 50. Always correct for Men. The Best shoe made. 54 COURT STREET. B V Is for Vozy, a boy Who is so bright In his own estimation he 'vals 1' ht 1 Q, G ! E f I5 ZF ,. a I 5 I 1 If r qfff ,ff ' if--' r . If 741 MI, , SY ,A ,ff .'. ji!! xy, 121, f . , ,. If , 3 -f, . .ll if .. if, 1 n., 2 1 1 1 W ,-f Jn 'x I j.f,:1ik. qv nf ii P pf fv If ,X

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