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

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He who is his own friend is a friend to everybody else. LUCY FILLMORE-Lucy is one of B. C. H. S. 's social butterilies and an all-around jolly good girl-but she is said to have a Ugravefsj case in Oneonta. It takes two to speak the truth-one to speak and another to hear. HAZEL FORD-Hazel was one of the girls who completed her course in J anuary. She is now working at the '4Vail-Ballon and will probably continue to until Fred speaks more in- sistently. We know what we are but we know not what we may be. MILDRED FOSTER-Mildred is one of our indusrious people and also one of High School is H midgets. She has succeeded in getting fourth honor and hopes some day to 4' rise. Laughter and tears are meant to turn the wheels of the same sensibility, one is wind power and the other water power, that is all. RUTH FRY-Ruth says anything to make her laugh. Her future ambition is to go into busi- ness with an undertaker. She agrees to run a boarding house at a summer resort and he can do the rest. VVhich fellow will undertake this? Laugh and the world laughs with you, Kick and you kick alone. A cheerful grin will let you in, Where the kicker is never known. IRENE HAIT-Irene '4haits to work but, nevertheless, she is going to Pratt Institute next fall. She only works a half-day now. The only sin which we never forgive in others is difference of opinion. RUTH HARDING-No such thing as difference of opinion between Ruth and Raymond. Ruth can 't leave Raymond so soon, so she comes back for a P. G. She has been Vice-President of the Literary Club and is a very popular young lady. 12

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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

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Fine Art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together. ELIZABETH HELLER-Elizabeth's heart is already gone. The only trouble is she can't de- cide to which fellow to give her hand, but her head is still there. She thinks she will go west and study to be a Librarian. We can not always succeed, but if we fail, we can always fail-in good Spirits. MILDRED HICKS-Mildred is one of our broad people who can see both sides of a joke a heap sooner than she could look through a stone wall. She is going to Cortland Normal and order her books by the Gross from Newburg. A light heart lives long? LUCY ITCRTON-Lucy is very undecided but expects to settle down since she is unable to settle in any other direction owing to diminutive size. Ten measures of talk were thrown down upon the earth and the women took nine. CHARLA HULL-Charla has argued her way through B. C. H. S. in a very creditable man- ner and expects to do the same or better in Swarthmore College. It is sad to see people squandering money and know you cannot help them. FIDITH HUNGERFORD-Edith has been long in High'School but we are to lose her in favor of Rochester. Their gain will be our loss. Great minds never die. RUTH JENKINS-Ruth is our Class Day Historian and will work hard to paint the class in its rightful colors. She is the hub about which the spokes of School Society re- volve. Yale is Ruth's favorite but Smith College will have to do. Make the most of yourself for that is all there is of you. FLCRA LEE-Flora says she intends to go to Union to enter the Training Class at that place. Isn't it odd how many girls are contemplating union? 13