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

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ja- COLORS G1-ey, Gold and Blue A.A,,,.,A,s. CLASS MOTTO Former 11incite CLASS YELL Riclcety Roch: Rickety Ren Dickory Doclc Diclcory Den One-nine one-o Heap Big Men High School, Bingo Nineteen Ten SENIOR GIRLS May Alber Gladys Ballard Carrie Banta Mildred Banta Mary Bean Ruth Benson Hazel Blakeslee Jennette Bloomer Dora Bostwick Edna Brown Marjorie Buck Ruth Craver Elizabeth Doran Clara Fitz Patrick Mabel Flumerfelt Grace Ford PM Grace Griffin William Doolittle, President May Gugman Katherine Hennessey Anna Hoover Hazel Hopkins Dorothy Bostwick, Asst. Secy.EdI11H Johnson Ina Sherwood, Vice President Edwin Wells, Secretary Alpheus Griffin, Treasurer Ella Kenyon Iva Kerr Grace Griliin, Asst. Treasurer Mildred Legge Ruth Leonard Edna Mable Mildred Mallery Ruth Martin Cressie Mickle Hazel Munger Jessie Newton Ethel O'Hara Mildred Page Theresa Richter Minnie Rogers Alice Rockwell Florence Rush Fanny Sheak Ina Sherwood Mildred Smith Edna Stark Edna Warner Neva Wilcox Ethel Whittemore Ethel Worden snnron Bors Wallace Beach Charlie Boyce GEOFQS Burt Floyd Carl John Clark Arthur Coddington XVilliam Doolittle Moses Dorsey Frank Fields Ray Fitz Patrick Glenn Gager Floyd Gould Alpheus Griffin Chester Hurnes Lewis Ingalls Ralph Manier Jerome Markstein Delevan McLean Hallam Murray Edward Parsons Edward Place Richard Rath Lorimer Rich Charles Rosenthal Lowell Smith Benjamin Sisson Ralph Vincent Guy Vining Edwin Wells I ,

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THE SENIOR CLASS OUTLOOK Sllence 1S a friend that will never betray MARY ALBER Miss Alber finished her course 1n February and IS now at home learning th dressmalzlnff trade She thinks of entering Normal School later Tetchy and Wayward GIADYS BALLARD Gladys 1S one of those on the list of teachers to be She goes to Cortland Normal 1n September Respect the facultv that forms thy Judgernents MILDRED BANTA Mount Holyoke W1ll enyoy the honor of her presence next year There let a mystery of Joy prevail CARRIE BANTA lt 1S her lntentlon to further pursue her studies in college and later take up the Work of a kindergarten teacher . Good manners and soft Woi ds have brought many a dliiicult thing to pass EDNA BROWN-4Edna is one of our quiet students but she gets there just the same. A . A There live we as merry as the day is long ' DOROTHY BOSTWIOK-lt is Very plain to see what this little dear's future calling isg but We ' have no objection for All's Well that ends WellCsD . 1 Thou art as Wise as thou art beautiful A ' A MARJORIE BUCK-Majorie pretends that that Business School will occupy her attention next year but We expect something far diierent. Perhaps business school in a diiferent light than We usually consider the term. I awoke one morning and found myself famousl' 1 MARY BEAN-Mary has been particularly industrious in school as is shown by the fact that f -