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

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IX-B GIRLS Marguerite Adkins Edna Airey Mary Alber Mildred Banta Katherine Barden Mary Bean Ruth Benson Mae Berghoefer Rachael Bishop Hazel Blakeslee Jeannette C. Bloomer Grace Bristol Flossie Brooks Edna Brown Marjorie B, Buck Edith Caswell Alta J. Clapp Mildred L. Clock Hattie Coburn Mary Coddington Mary Coddington Agnes Conklin Gladys E. Conklin Lillian P. Coon Ruth Craver Bertha Crosby Helen Diamond Nina DeMell Eliz. Dempsey Edith Deuel Margaret E. Doerner Grace Donovan Augustine J. Dhyne Olive Earl Maisie Edminster Della Everett Florence WV. Ford Grace Ford Emilie H. Gaige Mary C. Gannon Olive Garvey Marguerite Gilbert Katie Grillin Marguerite F. Grillin Margaret Griswold May Hait Edith Harris Katherine Hennessey Mildred I. Henry Kathleen Howard Margaret 'Horigan Irene M. Huntley Edna Johnson Ella Kenyon Mildred Leeman Nina Legge Edna B. Leonard Ethel Lundberg Florence Lyon Edna Mable Ruth Mable Bessie Macaulley Marian Mason Marion P. Matthews 1 a s Katherine McCaffrey Eleanor Meaker Lena D. Meeker Florence Murphy Kathryne Murphy Loretta C. Murphy Elizabeth Murray Leora Noonan Lois E. Norton Ethel E. O'Hara Genevieve Parsons Laurene Payne Lucretia Perry Ethel May Puderbau Laura Quinlan Grace Riley Mabel Ring Dela Robertson Lena L. Rogers Minnie Rogers Iva Rooks Florence Rush 11, ,., Q xX 33 gh Irene A. Schafer Fanny Sheak Ina Sherwood Bessie C. Smith Winifred Smith Helen L. Stack Edna W. Stark Edna Stevenson Edna G. Stone Ruth M. Sweet Leila G. Tombs Edith R. Truesdell Genevieve Updike Sallie F. Ward Inez Warner Anna Welch Nettie Whitaker Ethel M. Whittemore Elsie A. Wilcox Luella W. Wooster Ethel VVorden Beulah Yetter 9

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him for being so faithful to his duty. One of the bellows having been temporarily disabled, Mr Robert Martin, with his superfiuous stock of hot air, volunteered to blow the fire until the necessary repairs were made. When one of the fires had gone out, Donald Northrup and Lucile Spaulding were delegated to relight it, everyone be- lieving that they would make a fine match. But it is with great regret that we lay down our hammers for the summer and turn our whole attention to the chorus motto, First in love, first in work, and first in the hearts of the faculty. FIRST FLOOR IX-B BOYS Harold Airey George Alden Horace Alexander Francis Armant Clarence Bailey Charles Baldwin Fred Ballard Eugene Barlow James Bean Garabed Bedrosian Donald Blanding Fred Boerner Dwight Bone john Booth Raymond Bromley Edward E. Brown Ernest Brown W. Bly Bruce Marks Bump Burrell Burges Wm. Burns George Burt Orrin W. Catferty joseph Campbell ' John Floyd Carl Ira E. Conner VVm. Creagh Harry Clarke John Clark Robert Davis Charles Deyo Richard M. Deyo NVm. Doolittle George Duify Walter Farrell Minot D. Finch Wallace Finch A Ray FitzPatrick Charles Flanagan Lawrence Foley Willard Fuller John Albert Grantnier Walter Garey Russell Gilbert Oliver Gilson Thomas Gorman Alpheus Grifhn Claire Gross Elmo Gross james Hait Leslie Hallenbeck Wilbur Hallenbeck Floyd Hanes john Hanrahan Keith Hayes 32 Harry Hemstrought Erwin Hyde Peter Keough Wm. B. Leet john P. McHale E. Delavan McLean Francis Morgan Paul Moulton Harry Munsell Forest Newton Edw. LeGrand Parsons Francis L. Pease Edward Z. Place Clair Potts Gerald Preston Louis Ptacek Leslie Ralph Richard Rath Wm. H. Riley Rowland B. Roberts Robert Rood Charles Rosenthal Walter Ryder George P. Schaefer john J. Schanz joseph Silvernail Benjamin Sisson Sam T. Stewart Wm. Torpey George W. Townsend Walter Turner Harry W. Valley Guy E. Vining Clinton Vosbury - Everett Whitaker Lee Winans Joseph Lee Wolfe Clarence Cook

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OUR FRESHMEN When the pupils came from the grammar schools this February, there were a large number of small ones and a small number of large ones. Soon they were christened Pigmiesf' When Senior or Junior strolled about the lower regions presided over by Miss Osgood, instead of saying, Hello, Slimmer, or Hello, Freshy, he would exclaim, Oh, here comes a Pigmyl U However, our wonderful abilities in the direction of scholarship and athletics makes up in full for our small stature. Behold Minot Finch, the High School pitcher of extraordinary ability. He is liked, too, on that side of the house where they giggle, because he has such a nice complexion. Neither the football team, the baseball squad, or the track team is without pigmy representatives Cof augmented sizej. We are proud, also, of Mary Bean, Ben Sisson, and Charlie Rosenthal, who already have achieved honor standingg and Johnnie Clark comes marching in with his gold seal for getting above ninety-five in all regents' subjects. Wheiiever heavy footsteps are heard on the floor above, all look at Fred Ballard, thinking that Beth Earl must be coming. The second Hoor students, indeed, never scorn us, for who could be more attentive to Bessie Macauley than Clifton Bradley? . Everybody wonders if the attraction about Buster Gilbert is his curly hair. School for this term is over Cwails and lamentationj. Keep your eye on the freshmen of 'o6l Already the size of his head has reached untold proportions for a go-cart infant, and before long a corresponding swelling will be noticed in limbs and body. Like a Hercules he will stride the second floor. And some day, perchance, by per- severance and close application, he will attain to that lofty goal on which the Seniors now stand with such proud disdain. ONE OF THE PIGMIES.U 34