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

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X-B GIRLS Edna E. Badgley Gladys Ballard! Leona Becker Sarah H. Bradbury Pauline N. Brown Mildred L. Clock Mary Coddington Anna Sarah Cole M. Rita Collins Maud Conrad Ruth Craver Bertha Crosby Nina De Mell Josephine Deyo Elizabeth A. Doran Beth Earl Maud L. Faatz Katherine Finkheimer Clara Fitzpatrick Mabel L. Flumerfelt q Lena Flynn Grace Ford Olive Garvey Marguerite Gilbert Meryle Greenmun Genevieve Griflin May 'Gutman me ,. ,J . ,.g--w,,.f.s,..x--.nav-: Q MX ed 'Aviva 'xfw if it .Q i 1 W ...Aff ff nf-iffy 'm 'R ft 5. t lm' V i N ef wi ' 9 hm 223141. Q ,au-I l U IQ' Mary M. Hayes ' Elizabeth Heiferman Anna M. Heiss Fanny M. Hickein. Frances H. Hodskin Ruth Ea. Hotchkiss Mary Kabat Ruth C. Kendall Irene Kingsley ' M-ildred Leeman Mildred A. Legge Clara Mallery Ruth P. Martin Ruth M. Mooers Arloine Oakley May A. Palmer Genevieve Parsons Mabel F. 'Ring Ethel Risley Gertrude Rogers Anna Schirm Elizabeth Smith Helen E. .Smith . Jennie Snell. Hannah.M. Steere Leila G. Tombs Beatrice Turner Marguerite Weslar Marjorie Weston Hazel Whitmarsh Luella' Wooster Hazel Ml Wright Beulah Yetter Edna Yetter, 24 ' IX-A GIRLS Mary Amsbry Garana Bedrosian Hazel C. Bonfoey Marion Bennett Frances Benzinger Julia Boyce Elizabeth Brigham Grace L. Brigham Helen A. Bump Mabel A. Casey Rebecca' Casey Helen I. Clark Edith M. Cockroft .Minnie Cohn - Lucile Conley Agfa 1 .-,-V ,v.mt1.v.-W Lillian Coon C. Artamise Crittenden Agnes Darling Helen C. Dempsey Harriette M. Eckman Lulu E. Englebert Gertrude Evans Marie J. Flynn Edith Grace Foster Mabel Fry Marguerite Geermond Mary E. Guilfoyle Ruth Goodrich Jennie M. Guiles Irene Hait May Hait Helen M. Halpin Mlary A-. Harsh Esther M. Hart Ruth E. Hayes Ruth M. Horton Elsie Imhoff Jennie G. Johnson Helen L. Kellam Marguerite Leahy Irene M. Lee A. Eugenia lNIallery Lillian Marsden Jane S. McCaffery

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L Xve Embers in or ng the The weather . Bimi- Fl FI-KCI' I irtvfrfif fm Ihili Ufkffff. fn the s THE jUNfIOR, CLASS 4,1 r , After. several weeks of patient waiting, the members of the eleventh grade- were called together to perfect the organization of the class of .nineteen-nine. George H. Lyon was chosen to 'preside over tlie destinies of the class for the Fall, term. . , r -- a U Naught Nines' maiden venture took the form of a straw ride to Kattellville, under the guidance of one S. YVeir, chief cook. Although in no way a notable-gathering, the party. served to demonstrate that seventy- Hve High School pupils can become well acquainted in a remarkably short time provided that conditions are favorable. A , 9 A 9 The chaperons, or guests, as they now prefer to be called, 'Misses Dexter and Sisson and Professor Mintz, neither left unseen those things they ought to have seen, nor saw those things they ought not to have seen. ln fact, we recommend them to all future classes as an ideal trio-. , Having thus become well acquainted, it seemed well that the existing brotherly and sisterly love should not be allowed to cool. Accordingly with a presence of mind hitherto undiscovered in a high school class it was decided to hold an informal Christmas dance. Maurice Weiss was appointed. .chairman of a committee to ar- range the affair and fully demonstrated his ability. The dance Was held in the auditorium of the Monday Afternoon Club on the evening of January first, and was pronounced a decided success by all present. So great was Clarence Boyce's success in extracting shekels from the members' pockets during the fall that at the beginning of the spring term he was honored with the office, of president, only to resign sometime later, having left school. Lewis Clark was chosen as hissuccessor. 9 . A The Spring reception, the final event of the term, was indeed a fitting culmination to a year of unprecedented success. Odd Fellows' Hall overhung with a solid canopy of green and white, intermingled' with incandescent lights, presented a' scene never approached by any high school organization. An electric sign bearing the figures ,o9, a colored spot-light, the ,O9 Waltz by Robert Martin, 'and' Robert lngr'aham's ,OQ Two-step, were .among the notable features. But most conspicuous was that feature considered for several years past, butleft for its final execution to the Class of 1909, a moderate number of invitations and a comfortably filled hall. . Niay the Class of 1909 continue in her glorious path of success, with the same spirit and the same good fellowship which have characterized her past, adhering with loyalty and zeal to her chosen motto, Forward Not Backward, the pride of her members, an honor to the school. T ' ' A . 2 3

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Ilia N 1 YY mul is l 0 I N' P 71 Euleta McCarthy May McMahon Eleanor Millard Maud F. Morgan Irene B. Murray Anna L. Muzzy Ruth E. Peck Frances Place Nina E. Rider Gertrude E. Rife Margaret A. Rogers Anna Ronan Marga Ruegg Dorothy Runoff A Katie Seitman Myrtle Siver Clara Skillman Josephine A. Sladky Grace Snedaker Florence Shannahan Martha C. Squires Katherine L. Stebbins Emily Stenson Beatrice Thornton Helen Van Atta A. Ruth Wagner Julia Ward , Inez Warner Genevieve White Ulive Ayres ' X-B BOYS. Floyd H. sm-wood... - Louis F. Shipper Lowell R. Smith John B. Stevenson George Stratton Edw. S. Truesdell, Jr. Harry VV. Valley Guy E. Vining Everett S. Whitaker Alex D. Wilson Orval Wales Claire Potts ' George Roy Wright Ralph L. Manier Jerome E. Markstein Robert F. Martin E. Delavan McLean Harry Munsell Forest E. Newton Donald S. Northrup Frederick O'Neil I Edward L. Parsons Edward Z. Place Le Roy W. T roost Leslie D. Ralph Richard F. Rath - Stacy M. Rogers' Jas, G., Hait Elmo' Hathaway Jr. KeithjHayS .J Fred C. Hill ' I Albert J., Hizer ' Wm. Howe Erwin'C. Hyde - Leland T. Juscho -- Elliott W. Johnson ' Elmer ' Kennedy John R.'Kenyon Frank Knapp, Jr. Roger C. Legge Leon I H. Lester Henry Livingston Charles Deyo S , M. Richard tDeyo Frank Downes i James F. Fitzgerald Lawrence D. Foley Glenn M. Gager' Fred A. Gautmer Walter Garvey Oliver Gibson Floyd C. Gould Claire C. Gross ' George A. Hall' Floyd L. Hanes John- M. Hanrahan Clement D. ShaughnessyFrederick A. Alber . 25li Francis' Armant Kenneth W. Banta Earle Barnes 'A Morris W. Beebe C.-Aubrey Bowen 'Charles S. Boyce Douglas Boyce ' Raymond J. Bromley Louis D. Brooks Ernest G DQ. :Brown N. Marks Bump Leland Carver Paul Wm. Casper Harry' W. Clark I .I-X Boys R Edgar' B. Parsons Charles H. Rector ' Wm. H. Spring Frank A. Stiles Robert W. Stuart Edward A. Terrell Harry A. Treyz- Walter H. Turner Kenneth W. Unsworth Raymond K. Voeglin Floyd Wilcox i Bertram Wolff ' Earl C. Woodworth Walter W. Ryder Seymour R.'Hayes J. Crosby Hegaman Le Roy B. Hillygus Francis A. Holleran Paul B. Jenkins Ona Johnston John H. Kinney - Chester Larrabee Q Harold W. Lauder Emmet G.'Lee Earl M. Major ' Ralph E. Malles Carlton Marenus Louis F. Oeftering . Walter H. Ogden R. Edmund Ayers Frank Bowen J Reed H. Brown Lee N. Burns - John Crowe Oliver M. Coleman Robert Davis - Fred Deyo Ray D. Ellsworth J. Frank Englebert Clark H. Flanagan Curtiss'M. Fletcher C. Henry Gilbert, Tracy P. Hall Edward' Hanrahan