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

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Frank Spaulding Robert Taylor Lawrence Waldron Samuel F. Weir Maurice Weiss Harry Whitelaw Robert Wilcox Dwight Woodford X-B GIRLS Emma Alber Marian Allen Veda Allen Anna Belden Dora Bostwick Annette Brandt Mabel Bronson Maude Brownell Helen Buck Mary Louise Burke Louise Cailierty Clarissa Caldwell Ethel Collin Blanche Collins Grace Crossett Nina Doolittle Nina Eaton Mildred Everett Clara FitzPatrick Laura Fountain Bessie Galvin Dawn Goodnough Mary Griffin Lillian Haight Jannet Harding Miriam Hart Rosalie Hayes Anna Hinsdale Georgia Hizer Myrtle Howland Bertha Hughston Hazel Hunt Cora Inderlied Helen Jacobs Beth Jayne Bessie Johnson Gertrude Keeler Nannine Kimball Edith MacCallum Veronica McCarthy Grace McLean Mary Markham Nina Mosher Mary Murdock Nellie Murphy Mary W. Piercy Hazel Post Carlotta Roff Bessie Ralph Elizabeth Raymond Wilma Rhodes Alice Rose Katherine Ryan Mariella Sauter Rhea Scott Esther Shannahan Helen Shea Nellie Sherman Agnes Smith YValter Stevens Northrup R. Swanton Horace Schenck Paul Titchener Geo. E. Tupper Georgia Lucile SpauldingJulian H. Walker Mildred Stephenson Candace St. John Marguerite Sweet Laura VanNest Anna Walsh ' 'Rfk' ' ' ' IX-A 'BOYS Chauncey Boughton Stanley Casper Frank Clark Lewis Seymour Clark Austin Deyo Moses Dorsey L. Stanley Felter Clifford Finch James Fitzgerald Chester Humes Elliott Walling Jolmson John F. Kelly Robt. Francis LaBarron James Mulford Donald Northrup Carl L. Parsons Lester A. Rugg Martin Ruttner 30 Vernon J. Wooster Clifford Harris J. D. Booth Thomas E. Lake M 3 IX-A GIRLS Elizabeth Bache Helen C. Barnum Mary Barnum Louise Beals Gladys Bolster Marguerite Breckinridge Etta Louise Brown Emma M. Brown Maud Rebecca Caldwell Minnie Caldwell Stella Chase Helen Dearborn Edith Derr Elizabeth Doran Beth Earl Anne Louise Fillebrown Mildred Forward Carrie Frost Ethel Mary Herbert Marguerite Hinds Pauline Hogg Mary Kabat Ruth Leonard Ethel LeRoy Alta Lewis Marie Lynch Ina Lyon Helen Manny Mary McTighe Lottie Mooney Mabel Moore Mary Catherine Murphy Georgia Nelson Grace Nichols Helen Nichols Mary O'Donnell Edna O'Hara Pearl Palmer Helen Parsons Marghuerite Pell Stella Richart Mary Rochwell Anna Serwalt Sarah Shapiro Viola Sibley Mildred Smith Mary Regina Stow Julia Sullivan Helen White Frances Wiser Vera Judge

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XI-B GIRLS Ruby Beckley Lulu Ecker Christine Fitzgerald Elizabeth Flynn Netta Goodrich juna Hix Dora Howe Elsie Kaeppel Lucille Kentner Erma Kutz May L'Amoreaux Helen Mills Eileen Moore Laura Stephenson ' Hazel Walker XI-B BOYS john Bowen Charles Brink George Craver William English Arthur E, Hungerford john Lester Jewell Robert McMahon William McMahon Geo. A. Payne Hugh Smith Merritt Stuart Clyde Woodruff UNORGANIZED CLASSES X-A BOYS Asa Gray Abbott Lee Adams Edward Airey Philip Baldwin William Ball Philip Baldwin Harry Barber Leon Brunner Harry Bunnell julian Campbell Walter Deyo J. Edw. Dougherty Harry Farrell E. A Filmer Clayton Frost Felter Gage Q Frank Heiss W. Raymond Hinman James Hogan D. Cleon Hunt Robt. G. Ingraham John Jackson Ray Kellam Kenneth Morgan Leo O'Brien Walter Robertson Richard M. Salsbery Elmer Schmidt Herbert Stevens Howard Taylor Herbert Toal Charles Towner Louis Woughter X-A GIRLS Harriet Bache Florence Bolster Julia Byrnes Ethel Callahan Helen Castle Irene Chase Mary Clark Beatrice Coggswell Eliz. Curtiss Louise Davis Emily Fairchild Mary Finch Mary Garvey Agnes Gillen Elizabeth Hayes Edna Hollister Fleida Hollister Eunice Ingersoll Claribel Lake Corinne Lemon julia Lockwood Mona Macindoe Margaret Magrath E. Fern Manier Margaret Martin Mildred Meeker 29 Elizabeth Murphy Anna Newkom Norma Phillipps Grace Place Mabell Place Grace Pratt Laura Prentice Irene Rogers Florence Sands Edna Seely Edith Shay Catherine Simpson Camilla Smith Henrietta Squires Marie Stickley Elizabeth Stack Winnie Stafford Ethel Wringle Eliz. Taylor Anna Townsend Mabel Woodruff X-B BOYS Edward Ames Fred Barber John Bates Earl Bennett Clarence Boyce Harry Clifford Bowen Clifton Bradley Kenneth Clark Sidney Cline Robert Bruce Copeland Clyde Cornell Edward Daley James Edick Ward Edwards Arthur Engelbert Reid Fletcher Ralph Gilbert Benjamin Greengard Howard Gritlin Lynn Hakes Leo Horan Marshall Kennedy Frederick Klages Alois Krause Marcy Lamb Chas. Edward Lincon Harry Lott George H. Lyon John Martin Robert Martin Leon Morrell Charles Moore A. Louis Newing Ernest Noonan Charles Pender Frank Rider Andrew Robinson Glenmore Rogers Horatio Smith

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KNOCKINGS FROM THE LAND OF KNOX The anvil chorus of the second floor offer to the student body the annual exhibit of their dexterous workman- ship. ' The minutes of the last meeting having been read and approved, we adjusted our aprons. Miss Curtis with her much held hand grabbed the sledge, and hammering the red-hot metal, soon surpassed all in sparking. Miss Manny immediately suggested making nothing but horseshoes the entire year, as she wished good luck in captur- ing little Walter Roberson. Miss Kimball's cast-iron belt having been broken, she requested that the gentleman with the strong arm be compelled to mend it. The girls declared that each female in the society should have a vote in all business affairs of the chorus. Many clever speeches were made by the young ladies upholding their cause, but those of the most weight were given by the Misses Veda Allen and Agnes Smith. A committee was appointed to draw up a party platform. The chief plank pertained to the placing of the lid, and through the efforts of Miss Woodburn, was passed by a large majority. Miss Louise Davis, assisted by her faithful quartet consisting of Hakes, Bunnel, Madden, and Stevens, was appointed to hold the lid down. Owing to the large size of the chorus, and the small number of anvils, sev- eral young gentleman and ladies volunteered to share the same places together. Among these were Miss Sweet and Lamb, and the Cora and Clifton combination. Miss Lewis asked if those who did not attend B. C. H. S. could join the chorus, as she wished to have Mr. Worthing become a member. Miss Camilla Smith directed her first attempts to the making of a pair of oar- locks for Mr. Rowe. Lowell Felter was elected to carry coal for the forges, and at this time we desire to thank 31