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

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e next RHEA SCOTT-Rhea is the possessor of a mighty good voice, and she expects to divide her tim l r between the cultivation of thatand the study of hair dressing. She has been prominent in yea Friday Club. 1 D VIOLA SIBLEY-Wie all hope Viola will enjoy the experience of Hboardinl round as teacher of a country school. We understand this is the most enjoyable thing of teaching in the country for you meet so many people. I u LUCILE SPAULDING-She has been a popular personage at school, andis to take part in our Class Dav exercises. Lucile is undecided as to her future, but either Ray or Cornell University authori- ties will settle it for her O. K. h N York Training School next year, where we EVANGELINE STACK-Evangeline is going to t e ew all expect she will be a Hshining light. ' ' ' ' ' ' d ' th two fears MARY STEED-Mary came to us in her Junior year from Chenango Bridge, an in e 5 ' - - ll nt. Her thoughts also turn to Cortland Normal. she has been here her work has been exce e ,D lXlILDRED STEPIIENSON-Stately Mildred says she is going to be a nurse, but we suspicion her fate is to keep house for Bill, who, in spite of his name seems big enough to care for two. REGINA STOVV-This happy-go-lucky person isn't going anywhere, but just stay in Bingo and have some fun. She has been president of Friday Club and taken part in many of their affairs, but her most successful position was pulling the curtains for Friday Club's Public. RU'l'II SXYEET-This sweet girl intends to cultivate her voice at Cortland Normal. ' l l b en a mightv good president of Literary this past year. She FRANCES WISER-The above gir. las e. .gf U ,C , ,, I is going Cwith her drawlj to New York to become a nurse. Her sign will read, Hall kinds of ' ' ' f ' ' t B' gl mtonians of cases cured and also broken hearts mended. Testimonials by many prominen ing ia the male sex. CAsk Leon Monellj When she finishes she probably will be Wiseir. EDYVARD AMES-ls a member of the Debating Club and has been secretary of the Senior Class. He made his debut in the famous inter-class football game as a heavy back. When he graduates he is going into business, probably in New York. LEWIS BALDWIN--Expects to go to Colgate for a year, after which he may go to Harvard. 16 Roiaifzm 152.111, ia Wx ri N XYAA ' lla I' LEC N l Ii.. 5-V U . LEWIS liwli 'l C1215 Xi .l. MIX lj - i-s, au' - i Qflz. llri Q i,. , uf liiii SIDNF 1 .. 1121. TP' E D XY A Cl' UCSB Iii -- zi-

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MARY MlTRPHY-Mary. too. is undecided as to her future plans. and seenis waiting for sonieone to inake theni tor her. She scored a. hit as leading lady in the senior play and is to be our elass eloentionist. She was also our able Assistant News Editor. lllClgliN NIUIIOLS--liilielen has been a. busy girl throughout her eonrse here. The eliaet that she was a good student is denionstrated by her seenring third honor. She also won lirst prize in the 1908 speaking eontest. and as Literary Editor helped edit last year's l'anorania. She expeets to go away to sehool and is anxiously searehing for some eollege near Colgate. IIIGIJEN PARSONS-Blushing llfelen has not yet deeided upon her future eareer. but expeets to spend one niore year at High Sehool while taking a P. tl. She is to be the historian ol? our glorious elass on Class Day. MAY PIERCY-May with her giggle expeets to join the buneh at Cortland Normal. She has been an interested ineinber of Literary Club. and has held the otliees oil? seeretary and assistant seeretary. l3l+lSSllE RALPll'-NVl1o doesn't know Bess? She has always been obliging and a hard worker for the elass. NVhen a eonnnittee was needed Bess was always there. She is to he our elass prophetess. Later she expects to help her niother keep house until she ean keep it itor hun, AlllUE llOUlUVELL-Aliee intends to take a. eonrse at Cortland Nornial. and then she will uinlertake the task of haininering ideas into ehildren's heads. lR.l+lNlC ROGERS-Tlie old axioin Rest goods are done up in sinall paekages' holds true in lrene's ease. She has been proniinent in sehool lijlfe, and her niost iinportant olliee has been the holding oil' the nioney bags for the Senior Class for two ternis. She is 'to write the words for her tllass llay song. XVhen asked as to her iliuture she said she would stay at honie a year and then -but here she blushed-turned abruptly away. Selllfllfl SHAPIRO-fllliis 'ente kid has been a go id student here and has eansed niueh nierriinent by her funny remarks in elass. llier great sueeess was as ehorns girl in the last lllriday tllnb Pnblie. She plans to go away to sehooi in Saleni. ISSIESIJESN SHEA---Tliis is another girl whose ambition is to be a. nurse. She is going to New 'York to study for this purpose. I5

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RCBCERT BARNETT-Is treasurer of Congress, and those who owe extravagant sums assert that he is 'on to his gobf' He expects to go in the Fall to some college not yet chosen. EARL H. BENNETT-Has been president of the Debating Club and manager of the track team. He was on the spring speaking contest .and was on the Panorama board last year. For further history we refer the reader to Mary. He will go to Wesleyan for at least a year, after which he may go to Harvard. LEON BRUNNER-Probably goes to Cornell in the fall for a.course either in science or engineering. He has shown remarkable fortitude in his calm, dignified behavior in the presence of his frolicsome seat-mate, Jennison. LEVVIS CLARK-Has been president of the Debating Club, class of 1909, and Athletic Council, besides being manager of the baseball team. He expects to go to Amherst and take up a cours-3 in classical arts. He is undecided' as to his future, but we are informed on reliable authority that he will ultimately write a text-book on Poly. Con., devoting at least a whole chapter to the question: mls a runaway horse wealth? BERNARD B. CLAUSEN-Has been secretary three times and president once of Congress. He is Class Day declaimer, having attained great success as a debater and as an extemporaneous speaker, in which he is only excelled by John Lowell Stanley. The next four years of his life will probably be spent either at Colgate or Rochester. He has a remarkable brain, predicting a great future for him in the arena of life. SIDNEY CLINE-Is a noted member of Congress and is renowned for advertising a new and unequaled hair tonic. He is the best long-distance runner in the school, his mile and half-mile records being very fast. He will go to some college next year. EDWARD DALEY--Expects to go to Cornell Medical School. He is one of those osteologically in- clined students who will probably make himself felt in the world. MOSES DCRSEY-Is captain of the track team, W inning first place on Field Day with forty points. He is on the Prize Speaking contest, and was on the football squad last year, HQ expects to gO to Lincoln University, Penn. 17