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

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THE SENIOR CLASS OUTLOOK Wealth is of the heart not of the hand. UARULINIG ALEXANDER-Carol has been president of H. S. F. U. and a very good student. She is undecided as to what she Will take u . P Keep on keeping on. NINA ALLEN-Nina intends to keep on keeping on by going to Skidmore School of Arts at Saratoga Springs. Afterwards practical practice ln llGI'-llZ,S a secret. 1' They can because they believe they can. EDITH BARTON--Edith Barton, is of course, going with Nina ,Allen to Skidmore, after which she and Merton HbGllQV6 they can practice Domestic Sclence. Do your duty and a little more. lll'lliEN BRIGGS-Helen believes it her duty to act as chaperon for Nina and Edith so she may go to SkldII101'6. Love is a king and every heart a throne. GRACE BROWN-Grace is one of our hard Workers and has been a good sport. Her future ambitions are undecided, but we think she td make a fine housekeeper.. I jes' do the best I can where the good Lord put me at. ORA COCKROFT-t'Dovey has led a calm and successful life in High School. Sl1e has sailed along smoothly on an ocean of bliss, so to speak. Ora will be our Class Day Poetess. 10 4:

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MEMBERS E IOR CLASS Caroline Alexander Nina Allen Q - CHARLES BARTHOLOMEW ZENA PURCELL Edith Barton . . Helen Briggs President Vice President Grace Brown F. CHARLES GRUMMOND PERLE E. DALTON Ora Mae Ceekrnft Secretary Asst. Secretary Perle E. Dalton H. MAURICE STANLEY EDNA L. DARLING Edna L' Darling Treasurer Asst. Treasurer, Alene B. Davenport JOHN ROGERS Leona Dewey Sergeant-at-Arms Elizabeth S. Dunckell MOTTO YELL E. Marguerite Eldridge Sequel-e Optima LUCY Fillmore COLORS Yell we must H3261 F0111 Black and Gold Yell we must Mildred Foster CLASS FLOWER 1913 iillih fgfbft Yellow Rose Yell or bust. rene al Ruth L. Harding Elizabeth Heller Mildred Hicks Lucy Horton Charla G. Hull Edith Hungerford Ruth Jenkins Esther Larabee Flora Lee Leora Leonard Margaret MacPherson Grace Moores Margaret Mosher Katharyn Murphy Bertha Munsell Julia Newton Mildred M. Noonan Grace Norton Charlotte O'Neil Myrtle Osburn Myrtle A. Palmer Mary Phipps Edna M. Preston Zena E. Purcell Flora Schaap Mary Schaughnessy Gertrude N. Seward Frances B. Shaw Gladys Shores Alta E. Sibley Irene E. Smith Beulah M. Spoor Monica Walker Marguerite Wardell BOYS Earl Adams Daniel V. Ahern Harry Austin Charles Bartholomew Stuart E. Bieber Harold Bradley 9 Robert Bryant W. Kenneth Buck Gordon L. Bushey Ivan Caswell Harold Chamberlain Bernard Chemin Harold C. Clausen Robert Douglas Lee Durfee Arthur Ferrio Alden Foot Adrian Foote Harper Foot Raymond Gordon William Grace F. Charles Grummond Robert Henry Lynn Howard George E. Hunt Jesse F. Hyde Arnold Johnson Lawrence Kellam George Kinney Arthur Lester Paul Merrick Leslie Monell Everett Moses St. Clair Murray Arthur R. Nelson Clinton Oswald Claude Pendelton Abraham Pierson Tracy Rider John Rogers Norman Rogers Harold Rood Edward Rose Herman R. Salem William Sherwood John Shanley Bernard Smith George Snow H. Maurice Stanley Harry Stanley Milton H. Steele Clin Taylor Floyd Tyler Bronson Vosbury Daniel J. Walker Howard Willets

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Perfect Happiness:-Good health, a clear conscience and a capacity of appreciation. PERLE DALTON-Because of the appropriateness of the quotation, it won't need any ex- planation and as for the work Perle has done, that speaks for itself. Sl1e has been Asst. Sec. of Senior Class, Asst. News Editor of the Panorama, and finally received the well deserved third honor at the end. She is known for her wit, as a public speaker and a suffragette, although she says, personally, she isn't one. A clear conscience is a good pillow. EDNA DARLING'-Edna was Exchange Editor of last year's Panorama Board and was As- sistant Treasurer ot' Senior Class. May she ever get her dues. She expects to take a Do- mestic Science Course at Cornell. 't Truth is courage. ALENE DAVENPORT-Alene is going to-here's where you get surprised-France, to study to be a druggist. However, next term she will grace Cor disgracei t?l Syracuse Uni- versity. As is the Workman, so is the work. LEUNA DEWEY-Leona is one of our quiet girls. She has been a good student and is there- fore a good tt .l4'isher. She intends to go to Cortland Normal. Better be wise than rich. ELIZABETH DUNCKELL-Elizabeth seems to be well red,', and is a very studious young lady. Alfred and she refuse to be parties to farther scandal. Not what you do but how you do it, is the test of your capacity. MARGUERITE ELDRIDGE-Marguerite is one of our most business-like students and it is rumored that she is preparing to carry out this propensity by going into business for life with Tolley. The sign is to read H, Tolley 85 Co. 11 O