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

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Here you see the PANORAMA BOARD. Don’t they look cunning? Especially the BUSINESS MANAGER, Marshall. What dees that tender reminiscent smile signify? It is indeed a pity to ascribe it to mere ADS, yet to what else can we ascribe it? The remembrance of that ODIOUS CHICKEN POX, which prevented his taking sweet Julia to the junior dance, would scarcely cause this expression. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, the EDITOR, is next, his hand dangerously near to the LITERARY EDITOR’S, which possibly explains her modest look of timidity. (Please don’t confuse Ruth with Leonora. Or per¬ haps We should say, don’t confuse the EDITOR’S hand with the wrong young lady). Paul, the ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER, appears as debonair and haughty as usual. If people are ever so rash as to refuse to advertise in this most ILLUSTRIOUS PUBLICATION, when asked politely, he scares them into it. That’s why he makes such a good collector. Next to him, behold our CELEBRITY, MR. FREDERIC STEWART. Poor Fred seems rather sick. He is probably thinking of his famous FACULTY DRAMA, so kindly excuse his face this once. Ruth, the industrious observant LITERARY EDITOR, (really Asst. Editor), has Mary the ASST. NEWS EDITOR, on one side and Leonora, on the other. Even this doesn’t explain her expression, though. Mary isn’t natur¬ ally cross-eyed; she only moved when she happened to think what a punk picture this was going to be. Leonora the hard worked EXCHANGE EDITOR, looks her own clever self, except for her bangs. It is easy to see what she thinks of her picture. This, fellow students, concludes a short interesting, instructive account of the seven students, who have earnestly striven to render your weary hours in High School, somewhat more endurable. Positively their last appearance. 5

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MR ARTHUR E. KNOX, First Vice Prin. Mathematics MR. FREDERICK H. WILLIAMS History and Civics MR. J. EDWARD GREENGARD English and Elocution MR. JAMES O. CODDING Greek and Latin MR. CLARENCE RUSHMERE Mathematics MR. JOHN C. JUNKINS Physics and Chemistry MISS EMILY E. BROWN Latin MISS NELLIE B. ROGERS German MR. FRANCIS M. GARVER, Principal MR. FRANKLIN E. PIERCE Mathematics MISS EMMA W. WEST English MISS AMANDA N. FRINK Mathematics MISS AGNES H. BENSLEY Science MISS ELIZABETH HENESSEY English and German MISS THEODORA BLAKESLEY French and German MISS MILLIE B. HERRICK MISS SUSAN S. OSGOOD, Third Vice Prin. German and Political Economy MISS MINNIE WOODWORTH Latin MISS CLARA S. WILCOX Biology MISS FRANCIS E. JOHNSON Algebra MR. WM. H. HOERRNER Voca ' Music MISS MARY DONELLAN Latin MISS REVA G. CASPER Latin and History MRS. ELLEN S. SHANLEY Drawing English MISS LILLIAN M. LOTHROP English BARLOW SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. VINTON S. PAESSLAR, Principal MISS HOPE O. BENEDICT Manual Training -j Domestic Science and Art