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

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CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND ONE ..

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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

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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