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

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Roy Hardie Josephine O'Neil ..Maude Ames Helen Ames ,Eva Beckley ...Hazel Bloomer Eugenia Boynton .Helen Bundy' :George Badger Harry Benedict Robert Brady R Clarence Bprnett Elizabeth Copeland .Arthur DuBois Presiden 6, - - First Vice-P1'esident, - Second Vice-Presiden Secretazgy, - - Assistan 15 Secretazy, T1'easz11'e1-, - - Assistant ireaszzrer, Florence Edicki Herman Ford Mary Farley Hannah Fisher Maybelle Foster Florence Fuller Glen Gaffney Ray Gaffney Lee Ganow Louise Gorman Elizabeth Green Elpha Green 19 1904-A. Class Officers Albert Harding John Hennessey Eber Hix Florence Henning Stephen Houk Nellie Hermans Katie Hogan Bertha Jones Lillian Keeler Lena Kingsley Anthony Knehr - JOHN TAFT AURELIA PErr'rrr EUGENIA BOYNTON- BURTON SNELL EGBERT TURNER CLARENCE WHITE - SADIE STONE Marshall Lawrence Thorna Leahy Anna Lawson Grace Lee Vera Macindoe E Ethel Morgen Paul McNamara Christian Metzgar Raymond Moody Lyndon Newing Lee O'Hara Robert Ostrom Ruth Williams Mary Wolfe Fred Perry Bessie Parker Eva Parsons Sadie Stone Frank Stewart Egbert Turner Frederic Tyler John Taft Clarence White Lucian Woodruff Lena Walworth

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' Freshman Classes. The Ambition of a Freshman. gg, If A 3551 'j 7 H E flakes of snow were falling fast. N 'i As to old High a student passed, la ' Ambitious ever to surpass Every student in the class, To be valedictorian. Greek, Latin, English, and such, Physiology, Algebra, History, and Dutch, These simple subjects made up his course And he started out for better or worse To be valedictorian. v He struggled through the first half-year With calls of Freshieu in his ear, But he passed them by with never a look, And kept on poi-ing over his book, ' To be valedictorian. The next six months were the same old story, A time of study and Work and glory, His marks were so high, his teachers so proud. That he was picked out by the crowd To be valedictorian. He studied continually all the way, 'Growing palei' day by day, Yet ever faithfully did he strive Of the class of nineteen five To be valedictorian. At last he is a Senior proud, Always first among the crowd 7 7 He is praised by maids demure, For they all think he is sure To be valedictorian. Examinations are almost here, He thinks that he has nought t But, alas! his lip does curl When he is beaten by a girl, Who is valedictorian l 0 fear