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

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.3 ,' U V 0 i Z l LHP O, ml' ml NE 55 4 Photo .BY '1Vl.C-Clam-thy A -rv- V flax' my f w 1' f 'Si 'U G, 'Ji Ii 5: ua CLASS OFFICERS VERNON SEYMOUR CLARK SUSAN AUSTIN BEAN - -CONRAD C. KLEE - CORA LOUISE KNAPP - LEONARD RUFUS MAXON First Vife Pre ILZlL77f Second Vice P1 eszdent - T1 ea wer AGRACE MARTHA JOHNSON - .ffssistanr Treasurer ENGLISH COURSE James S. Ames Susan Austin Bean Nellie E. Bone Agnes St. Leger Cahill William Donald Campbell Helen E. Cary Kittie Luella Davidson Ellen Isabel Farley Clara K. Fuller Katherine Galvin Byres Holiday Gitchell Esther Golenor Lena M. Guyon MaryvM. Hand Lucy F. Harder Mary E. Hennessy James Aloysius Hogan Grace Maratha Johnson CLASSICAL COURSE Vernon Seymour Clark Boyd C. Dennison Jessie Alieen English Henry Burton Franklin Gaylord Willis Graves Rena May Harding C. Foster Hungerford Cora Louise Knapp O scleurmc c0uRsE Louis Royal Clinton William T. Johnson A Nellie Kark Pansy Kent Conrad C. Klee Elizabeth May Lester Katherine Mangan Martha Louise Marsh Loretta Jane Moore Elizabeth F. O,Loughlin Anna E. Reeder Grace Estelle Rogers Julius Ralph Rogers Ruth Kate Stowell Virgie Maye Spaulding Nellie Cecilia Spring Elizabeth Tisdell Florence Mereb Warner Sarah Guthrie Whitney Sara Youngs Antoinette Knox Leonard Rufus Maxon Ruby Mary Osborne Lillian F. Schultz Harry Gregory Seides William Clark Snyder Elizabeth Sue Tucl-:ley Jennie H. Weiss Henry W. Lovell Paul Overfield Leonard Green Van Nostrand MANUAL TRAINING COURSE Frank Leon Bisbee Ellen Teresa Grace Archibald Stone Winfred DeWitt Vosbury MATHEMATICAL COURSE Charles Smith Ferguson James D. Mudge

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NINETEEN HUNDRED ONE-A Should you ever in life's journeys, Meet with some illustrious men, Who have won a reputation, By brave deeds and works of pen- You may know that from the High School Class of Nineteen Hundred One, All these famous men and women Out into the world have come. Several foot ball games we've tackled With the daring little Bls, Though in winning they surpassed us, It was not with greatest ease. In a splendid dance we joined them, Given for the SENIORS, too, And received an invitation To the dance, as was our due. Lemonade, we gave them plenty, Also wafers, fresh and salt, So with these they thought they'd serve us- And though it was not their fault- Over went the bowl and contents Out onto that slippery floor. So cold water was our portion, As they had no more in store. Did the Seniors get our Class Books? No l they did not dare to try, For they knew they were in danger And they were a little shy. Schwab is good at making speeches, Roy, at playing foot ball. Whew l If you wish to buy a class pin, jeweler Rogers has a few. Did Speh ever take a tumble P Well I rather guess he did 5 Though he answered to inquiry- Don't you see I simply slid. Frances, does not boys admire, She prefers H to go alonefl Hazel, the poetic critic, Selects of all, Van Ostrand's Own. There are several, other members, Whom we will not mention here- But we will say just in closing, Nowhere has this class a peer.