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

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X A friend is an acquaintance who does not tell all he knows about you. GRACE NORTON-Grace refuses to let anv information sli re ardin f herself or other eo- . ' P 85 E, . P ple. As long as she won't tell, the rest of the Seniors ought to feel Htl1I'1C6 blessed. Be kind and you will be all there is. JULIA NEWTON-Julia will grace Syracuse Universit tl1e comin vear in the same grace- .aw . . Y t rv ful way she has endured life in B. C. H. S. All things come to him who waits-on himself. MILDRED NUUNAN-Mildred waits on herself at Cortland Normal next year. She has been a good student always ready to oblige. . He best deserves a knightly crest, Who slays the evils that infest, ' His soul within. ' C1-IARIJOTTE 0'NEIL-Charlotte seems to consider blue a becoming color just recently. She must be a homelike creature for she has taken a baby girl to bring up. She has been a good student and Exchange Editor of the Panorama. Everyone is either a pusher or pushed. MYRTLE OSBURN-Myrtle has been a happy medium between these during her career here and is an all-around good girl. She is undecided as to her future but thinks perhaps she will stay at home and help mama. It is a good time to strike while the iron is hot, but it is a better thing to make the iron hot by striking. MYRTIE PALMER-Myrtie has lived up to this quotation, our expectations and hers, too. She contemplates going to Cortland Normal where we expect her to take the town by storm. 15

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Rest is the sweet sauce of labor. ESTHER LARRABEE-Esther steadfastly aflirms that she is going to stay home and rest up before attempting higher flights of fancy or otherwise. Wealth is measured by the number one loves and is loved by. MARGARET MacPHERSCN-Margaret loves-ancient B. C. H. S.-and is coming back for a P. G. course, then on to VVellesley. All things come to him who waits. KATHRYN MURPHY- Kitty says that she is going to wait awhile and then-perhaps she may even get married. There is always room in the world for a woman of tact-which is merely another name for obser- vation and unseltishnessf' BERTHA MUNSELL-Bertha is one of our good girls. She intends to complete her musical course and stay at home to help mamma A Good humor may be said to be one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. MARGARET MCSHER-Margaret is always wearing a broad, humorous smile. She has been a member of the Girls, Glee Club and enchanted us all at the Popular Concert. May she thus enchant her country school. - Silence is golden. GRACE MOORES-Grace wouldn't need to work any longer if the above quotation were true, but unfortunately it 's only figurative, so she continues her work at home. All -words are pegs to hang ideas on. LECRA LEONARD-Leora finished in January, so we are not in a position to say much about heir. She has been Assistant News Editor of the Panorama and a most studious young la y. 14

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A rolling stone gathers no moss. MARY PHIPPS-Mary-is going to travel and when she iinds a good place and good com- pany will call a halt. She has been an enterprising student. Oh, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person-having neither to weigh nor measure words but pour them out chaff and grain together, certain that a careful hand will take and sift them. EDNA PRESTON-Edna has lead a quiet and studious life in B. C. H. S. She has been Literary Editor of the Panorama which, with the fact that she has secured first honor and is our Class Essayist, ought to speak highly of sterling Worth. She expects to take up Domestic Science at Skidmore. How many domesticated people there are! UD Cheerfu1ness and content are great beautiiiers and famous preservers of youthful looks. ZENA PURCELL-Zena is everybody's assistant. She has held numerous offices and is now President of Girls' Glee Club and Vice-President of Senior Class. Her future ambition, so she says, is marriage. A man must stand erect not be kept erect by others. FLORA SCHAAP-Flora is one of our silver-tongued orator-ess' and will probably use this gift when she teaches her school of one pupil. Life's worth while because you smile. E MARY SCHAUGHNESSY-Mary is the Human Circus of B. C. H. S. and there are always t'Miles and Miles of Smiles where she is concerned. She is going away to school but is undecided as to the place. As the perfection of art is to conceal art, so is the perfection of cleverness to conceal cleverness. GERTRUDE SEWARD-Gertrude has made a world-wide reputation in B. C. H. S. by her speaking. She won second prize in the Simpson'sContest last year. She expects to to college, 6