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

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CLASS OFF ICERS.-1 902-A. , WILLIAM HUGH HARRIS - , ,,- ,P,,,,,,,,,,, ALICE LAMOREAUX 'L' ' First Vice-President STEWART xxILsoN YETTER g,,0,,,1,V,-,,-p,,,,d,,,,, BESSIE SNYDER - - -Q Secrelary LOUIS ROUNDS ' I- Assistant Secretary FREDERU K BRUNNER ' -- Treasurer ANNA BFARDSLEY '- Anna Beardsley, Charles Bradley, Leon C ary, A Wfilliam Collins, Lillian Propper, Jessie Doolittle, Robert Every, William Harris, Mary Lyon, Rexford Lyon, Leigh- Morse, Ferris North, Abel Palrnerton, Fred Peters, Louise Rowe, Mary Shanley, Ruth Smith, Frank Snyder, Theodosia Wales, Ruth Wilkinson, Assislant Treasurer Charles Blakeslee Fred Brunner, Pauline Cobb, Bruce Crisrnan, Edna Dickinsonk Lucy Elliot, Mary Galvin, Eva Horton, Alice L'Arnoreaux, Bert Monell, Brownie Nelson, Lizzie Milks, Sophia Peer, Louis Rounds, Katherine Ryan, Daisy Sirnonds, Bessie Snyder, Gus Squires, May Whitney, Ray Wood, Stewart Yetter. 7

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17 NINETEEN HUNDRED TWO-B HOULD you ask me, whence these verses, VVhence these words of truth and wisdom,- Why and wherefore they are written, I should answer, I should tell you: In the region of the High School, In that grand though ancient structure, Filled with text-books, dictionaries, And all sorts of apparatus To develop wit and genius, Dwells a class of brilliant students Vg Students who excel in learning, - Who excel in track athletics, And in all things stand the foremost. ' Comes from them the inspiration, ' In just praise these lines a1'e written. When they found themselves united With a Lamb their chosen leader, First, they held a masquerade, In the spacious Barlow buildingj Then, when snow o'erspread the landscape, .They resolved to have a sleigh-ride, They fulfilled their resolution, And the Port Crane folks, astounded, Closed their stores, and-Went to bed Long before the class arrived there. To the Seniors, in the winter. Wassent forth an invitation Asking them to come and dance. A , Dance they did, 'till long past midnight Showing their appreciation. 'fln the wilds of Pennsylvania, Stands a homestead on a hillside, , Among rocks, where rattlesnakes dwell. . Here they spent another evening In a most delightful manner. Should I tell you all about them, Of their Griffith, Jones, and Reeder, Sturdy athletes, record breakers, Of their Jean and of their Enid, S It would fill a massive volume. But from this you will discover, That they are a mighty body,' Who next year will be The Seniors'2 we bride of all me sclaool-sf