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

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It isn't the biggest tree that bears the most fruit. JESSE HYDE-Jesse is small but-Oh, my! He has been very prominent in Senior Class activities having served on numerous committees. 4 Ripe in wisdom was he, but patient and simple. ARNOLD JOHNSON-Arnold intends to be a farmer. We think we can already hear him calling out Venite, Vaccaef' Nobudy kin talk as interestin' as th' feller that's not hampered by facts er infermationf' LAWRENCE KELLAM-Lawrence has a well known reputation, the nature of which the above quotation will illustrate. Girls, beware! He is said to have been a mighty war- rior and a prominent figure Rush Night. He has been prominent in the athletic world, also. The world belongs to the energetic. GEORGE KINNEY-George wants to be that cruel, bad man-the doctor. We don't know where he intends to gather his knowledge. He has lead a quiet life here and will en- deavor to do better elsewhere. He makes sweet music. ARTHUR LESTER-Arthur is a notorious violinist and in this way has won a great reputa- tion in B. G. H. S. He is another quiet chap who doesn't know where he 'S going. What a fine man, hath your tailor made you? PAUL MERRICH-Paul is always looking ahead and down in search of little Edith. Edith never has to search for him because his head is always luminous Never mind he is always Reddy, too. 22,

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A mother's pride, a father's joy. IIARPER FOOT-Harper intended to graduate last year but stayed behind his beloved class to guide the faltering foot-steps of his friends f ?J the Juniors. You'd never thing it but that 's us. He has played basketball and been a nice little boy. What sculpture is to the block of marble, education is to the human soul. CHARLES GRUMMOND-Charles has been Secretary of Senior Class and a most serious gentleman. He is going to enter Biltmore Forestry School, Biltmore, N. G. We always knew he was lofty. ' All is not gold that glitters. RAYMOND GORTON-This bright-haired youth is commonly known as Red Gorton. He's the guy that makes everybody laugh. He will probably attend Cornell in the fall. ' By virtue and industry. WILLIAM GRACE- Bill has no plans made for the future but we are sure he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Howe're it be, it seems to me 'tis only noble to be good. ROBERT HENRY-Robert is a half-day Riley student. He is President of the Noon Club and is always right there for dinner. His future ambitions are Greek to us except that his is going to Wesleyan University. What's the use of hurryin'? Another day's comin' ain't never bin tetched yet. LYNN HOWARD-It is rumored that Doc and Zada are going to establish a hospital for infirm cats. Evidently Doc is in firm there with Zada. Push on-keep moving. GEORGE HUNT-George has been one of teacher's pets and always remembers that life is a progress, not a station. A His station next fall will be Ithaca, N. Y., or in other words, plain Cornell 21

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Don't give up the ship. LESLIE MONELL-Leslie says he may quit-u-ate instead of graduate, but he is going to try his luck, anyway, and Miss Laughlin agrees to help. His brother has his course all picked out at Columbia. It is better to wear out than to rust out. ST. CLAIR MURRAY- Chic seems to have settled up and is far above the heights of com- mon men. He is a lofty member of our Basketball Team and would love to linger longer. We live our own lives so naturally that half the time we do not realize them. EVERETT MOSES-Say, did you notice that Everett is going to Union, too! Wouldn't you think it would make him blush? However, maybe he will go to Cornell with the rest ol the good people. This is where we are convinced, by his career, that he belongs. A studious nature is the bellows to his imagination. -J. E. Greengard. ARTHUR NELSON- Art has been High School 's balloon and expects to soar in the future even higher than in the past. He was President of Senior Class last term and won second place in the Harvard Contest. He will be declaimer Class Day. Be good and yuu'll be lonesome. CLINTON CSWALD-Tlle above youth is one of the army of undecided. 1 He was one of a lean body and Visage. CLAUDE PENDLETCN-This funny-looking fellow will enter Cornell. The time will seem long until he gets there. And then some more until he gets through there. By saying nothing you may pass for wise. ABRAHAM PIERSON- Abe is following the footsteps of his immortal namesake and he 23