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

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n hr! it 119' I Jztsof. sr' muh it nf tfftl starr Lire ni. lim? I' Ili-5 if-ul D05 nets. A . ANNA NEXVCOMR--XV? were' informed' from Elf r'eliable source, that' if she didn-'t' go to Syracuse University, she would go abroad. Anna has the honor of never missing but one day of sch-ool. I I I NQRNI.-X PHllL.LIPS-IiICI'C is another one of our girls Who is going to lit herself for a trained nurse, and in order to do this she will go to the Chicago Training Schoolx I I ' F r ' 'Q ' ' h' . GERTRUDE QIJILLIG.-IN--Gertrude graduated from B. C. H. S. in February and then entered' Rileyis School of Business, where she- met her fate in the professor's' son. I ' E y , - I I XVILBIA RHODES- Ever quiet and industrious has been this classjmate of our-s. and after-. graduating from a school at Rochester will rule over mischievous school children. F F ' ' FLORENCE SANDS--FlOI'CI1CC says that she intends to remain at home until a Wealthy man comes along. Now we see why llr. Filmer's ambition in life is to become a m-illionaire. 1 EDN.-x SEELEY-Edna is to play in the eight-hand piece, class day. She ,intends to study music next year. KATHERINE SIMPSON-Kittie was one of the five girls chosen for the Prize Speaking Contest. She has not 'de- cided what she will do next year, but we think she will try to cure her giggles andithenget married. HELEN SHE.-X-'HClCH has gained much praise for her literary Work. She has been prominent' in Friday Club and has held various offices in the class. We do not know what she will do in the future. A XVINNIE STAFFORD--VVinnie intends to remain at home and learn housekeeping. We wonder Why. LAURA STEPHENSON-Laura announces that she will stay at home and Washdishes. She has our sympathy. Bl.-XRIE STICKLEY--H Stick is going to Wellesley in the Fall. She alwayssees the funny side of things and so will surely have a good time in college. ' I ' H ELIZABETH TAYLOR-Bess is one of the most talented girls in the school and' perhaps is the busiest one. She plavs for the music classes and Glee Club, is assistant treasurer ofthe class and Will play in the eight-hand piece, class day. She will also take part in the Speaking Contest, will helpucompose' the music for the class' song and will be class elocutionist. Next year she will remain at home- and entertain M-arcy. - HRXZEI, XVAI,KER-H3261 thinks that perhaps she will? take a course in Business College this Fall. We'hai'e a suspicion that she will marry soon. . W I - ' c NIABEL VVOODRUFF--rf here is not-suflicient space here to name the .variousoflices yvhich- this popular young lady has held. She has been vice-president and assistant treasurer of. the class, has -taken part in Lit. publics and , I3 ' I

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- . 1 IRMA KUTZ4Ilma intends to enter Oneonta Normal next' fall if she 'can make up her mind to leave her beloved Christine. ' - I , HAZEL KILBORN-'Hazel has not been with us during the entire four years, having come from Union in her Junior year. She expects to enter Pratt Institute a year from next fall. I CORINNE LEMON-FIU spite of her name, Corinne has gone .through High School with 'flying colors, having cap- tured fifth honor. She has also been an .industrious worker on the PANoRAMA,,,board as Literary Editor. In her future life at Vassar we are sure that she will maintain her reputation asglanlexcellent scholar. JULIA LOCKWOOD-Julia, with her motto, 'i' Take life easy and don't study too hard, has succeeded well through her High School career. She has been treasurer of Literary and has third honor fofrgcommencement and will continue her studies at Syracuse University. 5 A T ., , MARGARET MARTIN-M3fgHfCf informs us that slrer,ig4is,1gsgiof.i,n.g,, to. '-be a trainedsnurse and .she has already solicited for the patronage of the 708 class. Q. al g y g A F ERN MANIER-4Wh3f shall. we say of our salut,atorianrf.e3. Bi-rilliancy and studiousness fairly bubbles over in this popular young lady. Yet she was heard to reply to inquiries, I'm going to stay at home with my ma, till--- t1ll the right man comes along. R s . , ,., , I . . ' MILDRED MEEKER-Mildred says she isnlt going to do anything in particular but just be a Lady of Leisure and study music. , a an . p y , Q. . HELEN lxfIILLS-HClCH has been quite an -importantlperson in school life. She has been ass't treasurer of Lit- erary, ass't treasurer of the class and is -on the Prize Speaking Contest. Her future is not yet decided, but we think-that she would make a good 'school mhalam. A- - MARGARET MAGRATH-Margaret is 'going to stay at -home andfhave a good time entertaining Ed. Madden. She has been president and for two terms treasurer of Literary 'and vice-president of the class. EILEEN MooRE-fEileen graduated in February and is now taking a course at Riley's Business School. It takes all her time to keep peace between hertwo admirers, Maurice Weiss and Roy Hilligus. ELIZABETH MU'RPHY-fE'liZ8btfth has been about the -last one -to arrive in school mornings, but nevertheless not least. When questioned as to her futureshe said that she guessed she would goto Egypt and sell peanuts. s '12 .

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held several offices in that club, and last, but not least, has been Exchange Editor in the PANORAMA. She is to play at the Class Day exercises. In 1909 she will go to Syracuse to study music and then-Harlow will attend to the rest. LEE A. ADAMS-LCC is undecided just as to what he is going to do. At present he simply Wishes to stick around awhile. Later he will probably take a course in court stenography in New York. CHARLES BRINK-Prominent in local oratory, Brink will make use of his gift of speech and further his educa- tion by taking a Law course in Cornell. FRED O. CHAUNCEY-Fred has Worked hard on a stiff classical course. We Will probably hear of his future labors in Syracuse, where he intends to study for .the ministry. We hope, however, that he will outgrow or forget the custom of sleeping afternoons in the future. VVALTER GULNAC-After taking a business course in this city it is Walterls intention to go to Union College. BENJAMIN GREENGARD-BCH is one of our three and one-half year students. Hamilton will be the next scene of his endeavors, after that he intends to study law in Harvard. FIELTER GAGE-In years to come we will probably point proudly to Felter, when he is president of some rail- road. His intentions are to start as mail clerk. He has Won especial fame in the part he has played in making our straw ,rides successful. FRANK HEISS-Heiss believes he will enter the business field after he leaves High School. Even here there is a great training to be obtained if it is sought for and We are certain that Frank is the boy to search for it. IRVING F. HAND- Doc is our athlete. He has medals from both the Hamilton and Colgate meets, and holds the local shot-put record. Civil Engineering at Union will occupy his mind for the next four years. RAY H. KELLAM-KCllHm has at last decided to graduate. It is with much reluctance, however, that he gives up the idea of taking a P. G. course until 'o9. Besides his regular course Kellam has been both Assistant and also Business Manager' on the PANORAMA. He is undecided just as to where he is going, but he intends to take up engineering. A. YVILLIAM KRAUSE-KTHUSC has taken the regular High School course in three and a half years. He was the noted secretary of the Junior Class a year ago. 'Nuff said. Together with being Editor of the PANORANIA i I4