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

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window sticks and paper baskets, etc., through the transoms. but we let such trifling matters pass in quiet, for 5' children must play. C y Upon the Friday evening before Hallowe'en we held an informal party in the Barlow School for ou-r own members only. The Seniors thought that they had done it 3' when they smashed a few pumpkins, but they were too confident and forgot to look in the corners. thus missing those put away for safe keeping. During the winter a very enjoyable sleighride was held. Again the Seniors were on hand and thought to baffle us by canceling the order for one of the sleighs, but the Juniors, expecting this, so-on found out the scheme and the sleigh was quickly secured after some brief delay. The warmth of our pleasure dur- ing the evening seemed to melt the snow and we came home in a drizzling rain. ' Soon followed the second election of officers, which resulted in the election of C. Roland Hugins, our present president. Mr. Hugins was chosen to represent the class at the planting of the vine by the Sen- iors upon Arbor Day. . . ' f y The latter part of May the juniors gave a reception to the Seniors. The Seniors join us in saying that this was the most successful class dance that any High School class has ever held. Many a Senior was heard to say on the sly I wonder how they can stand it. VVe have had our share as Juniors in honors. Charles Adkins was chosen this spring to represent the High School in an interscholastic Declamation Contest at Syracuse, in which Mr. Adkins won the first place. We also have had our share of men on the football, baseball and track teams, many of whom have shown superior skill. A T . A p i A Now for joy o-ver the success-and progress during our Junior year and for an assurance that the same may continue. Next fall when we come together as Seniors, let us cry aloud t . Boom! Chick a Boom 1 Rip, Rah, Rix . Hoot man, Hoot f For nineteen-six 29

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' 1 l b f leasure and diversion to u Friends, we have reviewed some of the events XVh1Cl iave een ta source o p . fluring our sojourn at the High School. They have served Well in making our life there an enjo, M round of benefiting work rather than a disagreeable task. But m-ay We not review likewise the other eff' of our life whichhas made some of the little unknown events of our history sacred and holy? Maj: not commemorate here and now the struggles which it has cost some of our number to receive the ifalijl vantages uf the Iligh School education? XX'e have left many by the Wayside who could not or would liear the trials. There have been those who have not had the perseverance to plod on, pursuing thei studies far into the night. There have been those who have not had the courage to wear the dovvdy dres and the olil-fashioned hat. but have chosen rather to starve their intellects that their bodies might be clothe in gorgeous raiment. lint there lnzrw' been those among us who have surmounted difficulties that woul have ilisinayefl a weaker heart, who themselves have toiled and sacriticed, and Whose devoted parents han' toilefl and sacrificed, to attain the coveted knowledge, and to them the honor has come at last. .Xnfl lnuli yon, classmates. is it not a glorious motto that we have been wearing upon our breasts for tli past months? Nil lJesperainltnnf' .Xml to those who do not understand, it is Do not despair. Since i has proved sncli a comfort and help in the past. let us continue to Wear it, engraven upon our hearts. lllnsl lining memorial of our lligh School days, and a veiled promise for the future. THE CLASS OF 1906 Ninn. srNIf: LABOREH Q lt is with prifle and pleasure that we look back over the three years of our jolly soiourn in the Higg Svllannl, anfl now the tirst year ul. our career as an organized class has passed, a year blazing with succeis anal crowned with glorv. ln September of ioog the ,lunior class vvas organized when Charles Manga: was mznle onr first presnlent. , Unr class far surpassed the Seniors in number and because of this they had an envious spirit toward ns. .Xt several or onr lirst meetings the Seniors tried to annoy us in various vvays, such as pushing cravor' S . t- '8 1 4.

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A FRESHMAN CLASSES YI-B-GIRLS. w .Xnna Louise Turner IMNSIL Q -. ,aLorraine P. Tucker 'Florence O. Bradley 1 Edith J. Unsworth ' '- ' Campbell, Ethel Mae 'Wood lflizaheth ll. Carrigg , , -.llaybelle.- Ii. Crossley KI-B'-BOY S' Caroline Nl. Clinton f-Ilarry S. Adams? I.aura .-X. llerr Frank .-Xndrcws I'lorl-rice R. Gt-latt I Clarence XV. Armstrong lh-len I.. Ki-nrlall Archibald C. Barker .Xgncs Kathryn Grace Fred O. Chauncey J- ICI-ie Xl. lx Marg: 'inney lx' --l.acey D. Church ' May I.. l.'.Xn1orc-ux --Clarence Earl Cohoon lrlt Lawlor Q .Xlla l.. I lla-lm-n R' Ili-lm-:iv Nl. Nlcaglnfr Nl-lliv li. Munro Iwi-n n'l1:u'flson May Riley .Nunn- l' Rol lnson IIi'Il'll I.. . 1 . l' ' 'llll Ilram- Xl Sh In al Smith I 1I'Iu'1' 'X :Stl lflflill ll 1 llvh-n I.. Step Clara KI. w I'lorcn C S hcnmn . lull c NI. l'.1ft Ifmlgar Cook Chas. llarding Divine Robert Doran .Xrthnr M. Fanchcr Lawrence II. l4Iag'gerty IYilliam II. II. Iicnnecly XX'illi:un Ray Monroe lfloyfl .-X. Parsons I'II'L'fIl'I'lCli IJ. Seward Karl Brandt Sth-lcley Vhas. IV. Talbott llarolrl J. LIl'ifICI'XY00f'l XV1n. Burton Xlfcbstcr THIRD FLOQR XA-GIRLS. Louise Bache Ida M. Jones ,X-Sidney M. Jones Pea-rl Linaberry Christine Hazel Bell ,s Theo Loomis Anna Caswell 1Myretta D. Chatham Kathryn E. Clapper Cornelia Edick Gertrude M. Ellinger Elizabeth Ford Grace M. Garfield Mary A. Gehrig Ilelen Gcrmond Ifflva Hanes NVinifrcd I-Iankins Cora L. Harding Au-nafliIarri's filizabcth M. Hayes Jennie Henderson Jessie II. Hopton Angie Hotclikiss. , Jlora Alice Ifliia-irlr 'Iazcl M. Hunt 'Q-llarrict L. Hyde Jlazcl S. Inscho Ulivc Jayne 30 Louise Matthews Olive S. Matthews Katharine E. Miller Bernice L. Mooers Dona M. Mooers Plossie A. Nash Norma Phillips Gertrude Quilligan Jessie B. Sherwood Leila H. Seward Mary Stone f-Ielen M. Waite? Lillian G. Warner Nellie Williams Maude Wolcott 'X Qva Woodburn XA-BOYS. Clayton Adams H Floyd W. Bishop Robert G. Bovfe Callie Cordon Eugene Donahue Perle B. Franklin Raymond Gille- Robert Gilbert Louis A. Green C. Ivan Greennrcii Walter J. Gulnac Irving P. Hand VVm. H. Hitchcoi - VV. R. Hinman Edward Hungerf F Spencer H. Jayne Don P. Kennedy Robert McCorn1isl Wm. Tooney Robert Mcllalton VVilliam H. Moffar Charles Millet James E. Ryan L Benjamin Snyder Ray Snell George S. Srarbir. Sidney Clark J. Lester Jewell