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

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. eff-W is s X 1. W.-......'.S1' - - ,Q-I .-B,-U. f She has served on numero us committees of Friday Club. She finished her course in February and has since been at Cortland preparing for teaching. I A Yes, be thyself, only thyself A l MINNIE ROGERS--Minnie has the reputation of being our class clown throughout her course. She Will attend Oneonta Normal next year. Silence is the best ornament of vvomani' I FLORENCE RUSI-I--Miss Rush also is undecided but will probably enter Normal or College to lit herself to Weild the rod over the noisy school children. t t - I still see something to be done Alice intends to teach for a While before enterin She is pretty to walkiwith I witty to talk With P A and pleasant to think upon C ALICE ROCKVVELL- g Normal School. I INA SHERWOOD--Ina has always been active in society. She has abtained an a I 0' , verage very near 9075 and hopes to be an honor student. Besides being Vice-President of the Senior Class she has held the oflice of Literary Editor of the Panorama for three termsg VVhen questioned as to her future she said I Won't tell you everythingfl Maybe she and Louis are trying to keep something from us. Ina will speak for herself on class day. I I never dodge I A EDNA STARK--Ed na is planning to go to Baltimore to study music. Can she realize how far Baltimore is from Cornell. ' ' I wonder if she will still be talking EDNA WARNER-If Edna does not iind herself among the other fair ones at S . yracuse next year t'I,ll eat my hatw. . . .gl ., .. '. ' . lzdwaf' ,. -'35f'5 '-'Tru' : i'l 'i ' . f - 15, 5 ,g:'i':7ngff:1.::,' , . . , I r - fs ,:w.w :,1ffa.v1 f-- Q? -'al - ar e w ' 1 . ... 5- 41g',..- :'5q5.':.:-C -9iwgQ5-gvl,-.Q i-T.g,''.1s!f-'aIj.3y.i3i1Q' e-- ,, -q.,'Qf'53f.114Y 615i-flE'l ' 'Il i . I-.' - fjfv iH, 'l 5 71' -', 1 it. 251.15 ff ily 1.1 : 1 ? 3 l , -L UTQ' 'il V i'1f'p',k'I 1 5 5 9' - 5' fii7'3 g'?'7I:'iffgiiiif' 'ini ,rfzrfiiieeiip-'fi f f,11l'-- '- ' pin' '1 W '.g,'1,..' f1f f- .s...uW,..r.t4.... .Q-M

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trade. She will then apply the knowledge thus gained in looking after a cute little home for two. Always doing her bestu RUTH MARTIN-Ruth intends to act as a supply teacher in the city schools next term and then go to Normal School to prepare for teaching. V I-Iappys the wooing thatls not long in doing CRESSIE MICKLE-finished her course in Felourary and when asked what her plans for the future were, she didn't seem to know but the quotation speaks for itself andpMiss Mickle. So cunning and so young is wonderful e HAZEL MUNGER-On account of her health Hazel expects to stay at home a year and then she will go to college but where is not yet determined. , A spectre moving in the world of spectres JESSIE NEWTON--Jessie's aim is college sometime, perhaps not next year. Definite decisions as to place are yet to be made, She doeth well who doeth her best ETHEL Q'HAR.A-Ethel has been an interested member of Friday Club, taking part in several of their pnblics. She has also been vice president. She expects to go either to Buffalo OI' Cortland Normal to ht herself for a teacher, Wearing all that weight of learning lightly like 3 flowers MILDRED PAGE--B. C. H. S. will surely miss Mild d . . , re next 1 a lo . ' Mt. Holyokes gain. She 1S one of the girls who's averao-9 is vga? glial. Zgfoggdlcfs lllilobze an c , honor student before the term ends. I lb l P Where ere she is she'll not appeal. a Saints A THERESA RICHTER--During her high school career Miss Richter h d d k ' RS one very goo wor. -aiu-M...-.

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, .,,,fJ.,-,J I , Some of her words were not Sunday 5011001 WOMEN . NEVA VVILCOX--Neva does not seem to have deiinitely decided as yet what she will do Hfief leaving B, C, H, S., but thinks of entering Normal. A 'Tis deeds must win the prize V ETHEL VVHITEMORE--Ethel intends to be a teacher and with that in mind will enter Cortlillld ormal. ' 1 N A hardy frame, a hardier spirit A ETHEL VVGRDEN--Ethel is planning to go away to study instrumental music. , But shy withal as the young antelopeu ELLA KENYON--Ella attained the honor of Vice-President of Senior Class in 1909 she is well beloved by all her friends and her future will no doubt be continued at Greene, helplflg B111 run hrs new Auto Kiss till the cows come home RUTH CRAVER--Little Ruth has been and interested member of Literary and Senior Class, She s been assistint secretary of the Senior Class She intends to go away to school 111 th and would like to go to one somewhere in the vicinity of Kentucky but there are S many tQB3unnels on the road that she is th d fra or the dark ra er un ecrded Ruth always was rather 3 Women are coquets by prefegbmu NNY SHEAK Fanny has been Treasurer of Literary b Her amblt1OI1 IS to be a tra rse and she intends to go to Syracuse for that purpose There are also other attrac ions at Syracuse which we are afrard rather rniiuenced Fanny S h L OICG Women thy Vows are made rn sand emor Cla 9 and Manaver of the . ha 2 ' - 0 ' .Q 1 ' 9 c . ' I ' ' ' ' I T I I I 0 n ' ' V I id FA 7 u' ' ' - cm , -- - 11165 nu 1 . A 1 , . t' MILDRED SMITH--VVas Vice-President of the S ' 1 NSS 190 ' Gleei D , it i fy T.r,g,Ti,,i.1iggiifzggipip