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

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SX CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRICD-GROUP NO. l at 5, Q W 1 Q -'.lQn'f' Y -'!lli.. L 'Q' I 1

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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.

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.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.