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

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' 1 M.-xv FENNEL-iVllSS Fennel is a member of the A class and has not attended school since February. She thinks of entering a Normal in the fall. i ldAZEL HOOLLIS'l'ER-WC are informed that, in addition to her other studies, Miss Hollister has paid spe- cial attention to the study of boys. She is 'said to have settled intentions of pursuing her toils in this direction to an even greater extent in the future. i . lxlli-XYME KENYoN-Miss Kenyon entered the High School in September, 1903, coming from the Chenango Forks Union School. She will .prob-ably enter college in the fall, though sheis undecided at present between Syracuse and Wellesley. RUTH KooN-Miss Koon is a student of unusual powers, being especially proficient in Drawing and in English work. She is the Literary Editor of the Panorama and Class Historian. She is an excellent elocutionist, having won the second prize in the declamation contest 'last year. She expects to con- tinue her studies at Syracuse and will doubtless meet with the same success there which has attended her work in the High School. M.x11:12L ANNE MCNAMERA-Miss McNamera is one of those people who always have an opinion, and are not afraid to express it, as a result, she has always done especially good work in English. She is at present of the opinion that she will enter Cornell next yea-r if she does not go anywhere else or stay at home. li.X'l'HERINE E. MURPHY-Miss Murphy was formerly often to be seen after school at night bending over a drawing for Physics, or struggling with an example in algebra. She finished her course in Febru- ary, and has not been attending school since. . In LEONA QUILLIGAN-fMiss Quilligan is a member of the A class. In addition to being an excellent student, she has shown herself to be possessed of considerable dramatic talent, in the Literary Publics, both of this year and of last. She thinks of entering Cortland Normal this fall. V1oLET M. QUIRIN-lX4lSS Quirin came here from Qwego, where she is at present, having completed her High School workin February. She will be here for Commencement, however. It is hercintention to enter Mount Holyoke next year. . A 1-5 '

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A-A -,-s - .....,..-.,-,,.- ----1- aihne f WW f- ff --1 -1-if -M- A . J.. ... .......-.-...--W - ' ll lt 1 as 'tn active member of the Fussers' Club ffor further particu- Lom .-XLDEN-Miss Alden is we 'nowi C C - c D lars apply to Griffisj and is even better known as an excellent student. We understand that she in- tends pursuing her studies at Vassar. Xxxx li. li.XRNL'M--xltlltbllgll Miss llarnuin is not a giant in stature, she has proven herself to be a most capahle student. She hopes to grow some when she gets a little older. She expects to take post- graduate work here next Year. lll-Il.l-INA Ilritxi-:s-Miss llyrnes is known by her laughf' She is exceedingly apt to see the funny side of life, and there is nothing she enjoys so much as reading the joke columns in the papers, unless it is O to a Normal this fall, if she doesnt talking to the gentlemen across the aisle. She says she expects to go stay at home. l'il.Hl4I-lNl'I'I tficociqiiic-Rliss Crocker is a member of the A class. She has ever been noted for her quiet in- dustry and perseverance-especially the quiet part of iti She will probably enter Cortland Xormai in the fall. p 4 1 and com Jleted her course last winter, NI.xiii:.xiu-1'i' Vox-Nliss Cox entered High School in february, IQO, , . 1 being one of the hest and most popular students of the class. During the winter, she resigned her school duties, including those of President of Friday Club, and left for Canada. She expects to be present for t'fimmencement. Nliizi-ii. lillihll-1l.l.-hllSS Deklell is a mote o mcustry ant gg g excellent record here and will doubtless continue to be the successful in her Work at the Cortland l l f ' l l uniiaGO'inOf attention to duty. She leaves an Normal, where she expects to enter in the fall. I.:-:xi llxx'-Miss Day is a resident of Great Bend. She entered the High School in September, IQO3. She is a pianist of unusual ability, and intends to continue her study of music at Buffalo next year. Ii'riii-ii. NI. lim 1-:Ns-Bliss limens entered High School in February, IQOI. She has done excellent work l especially in the Sciences. She is also very fond of English-ask Mr. Mintz if she isnt a pupil upon whom he always relys to recite. She expects to take post-graduate Work here next year. 14

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, 1 NIINNIE S. XVARNER-Miss VVarner says she likes Sciences very much, especially' Chemistryg .but they do ' ' h n Mr. Stalker was taking it. She intends con- say she isn't as fond of tinuing her scientific and other stud-ies at Syracuse. Fr-oRIiNcE Hfsxxixo--Miss Henning has been attending school only in the morning this term, having but the one subject, Virgil. She has done very good Work in this subject, often reciting for other members of the class as well as for herself. She thinks of entering Vassar next year. filaxl-Lyilaylfz Sci-1L'1:ME1-IL-Miss Schubmehl has attained a very high degree of excellence in all her stand- ings, ranking first among the young ladies of the class. She is to be Salutatorian at the Commence- ment exercises, and is surely deserving of this honor. She is as yet uncertain Where she will attend school next year, having had some thoughts of becoming a trained nurse, but we are sure that whatever she undertakes she will be certain to make a success. C ' f retell the future of everyone except herself, as it this term as she was last, W e Our class Prophetess is ready to o d ld seem to indi- Klnmu-zn A. Svlaluw-, . , ' 's ' - ' k ' school has been excellent an vvou l t she is uncertain Her wor in decided havinf' to her own ces my, - 1 . ' s' 'Xl ' l or College but she is as yet un , ,E cate that she should continue her studies at a l oima g , l ' l d ltaning toward a course in music. ' February. She expects U SIXIVURD-XIISS Stafford has een a g p ' h' but would advise het a 1 ecit e w. g i i Q ' ' b t king ost-graduate Work since l..Xl.'R.X . .. . . e . to teach next year and enter a Normal later. A We wish her all success in teac ing, not to look so pleasant-she should cultivate a stern expression. ' ' h b her receiving one of the llmzlcl. F. S'l'UNli--RUSS Stone is a remarkably good student, as 1S s ovvn y Qommencement honors: she is also an excellent musician and an elocutionist of unusual ability. Sh ' Sh is thinking of entering Pratt lnsti is to he one of the contestants in the declamation contest. e tute next year. ' v ' s ' ' l t and an exceedingly popular young lads Svsn-' l'wm-:nxvoon--Bliss Lnderwood is a very brilliant stucen . f for three terms and was President or Frida Sl e ll the office of Vice-President of the Class o 1905 , it rec Club during the greater part of last year. She will enter Vassar in the fall. 16