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

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META BRINING LES I am neither sugar nor salt. , FRIDAY CLUB. I Meta is also unable to decide what she w1ll.do after sch-ool, but we are very sure that her expansive smile will carry he1 along thru life, with tie same success as it has thru school. LIE BROMLEY I will trust iu blityjfiieig and uot be afraid. FOOTBALL Cl, 2, 3, 45 g GLEE CLUB CS, 4j g MANAGER TRACK Q4j. . UBTLIVVCI' Brom is one of our football sharks, having starred for six or seven seasons. He will go to college but doesn't know where. RUTH BROWN My Chastity is the jewel of our house, bequeathed dowu from my ancestors. LITERARY CLUL. HRutus has had all the offices imaginable: Vice- President of junior class, Senior class, General Organ- ization and President of Literary. She will go to Pratt Institute to study art, but declines to tell us any more. She has been one of the most popular 'chall marks of B. C. H. S. , MADELINE BROWNING Death cauuot sever the ties that blind our souls thru mortal years-they last forever! FRIDAY CLUB. Madie has been President of Friday Club C3, 41. She will pursue a musical course fatter schoolj at Binghamton Conservatory of Music, and after that, Well-We would hardly dare to say, but turn the oorner of a corridor and behold! K H GT AI

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EDGAR COUPER N N---f-'-,..-.,-MV--- - ,W -.. M.--..- - ERANCES CORRETT D n p Cleve1'ness fis serviceable for everytlzmg, sujfwzent for nothing. LITERARY CLUB. , I Fran has kept us in uproars of laughter for four ' N ' l c long years by hey VV1t, She has compiled a prop 16 y for her class that will go down in history. She does . . . t . r 1 not kn-ow whither her aims and ambitions will leaf, her, in future life. O wondevfful, wonderful and most wonderfulg and yet again wonderful! PANORAMA REPORTER C25 5 ADVERTISING MANAGER OF PANORAMA C3135 g BUSINESS NLXNACER CSA5 5 EDITOR- IN-CHIEF C45 3 RECENT OF DERATINC CLUB C3B5 C4A5 5 'VICE-PRESIDENT C3A5 g PRESIDENT C4B5 5 SEC- RETARY OF FORUM C45 5 PRESIDENT oE TENNIS CLUD C45g SECRETARY ATHLETIC COUNCIL C35 3 SECRETARY GENERAL QRGANIZATION C45 3 CLASS PRESIDENT C4B5 5 CLASS SECRETARY C4A5 5 NTALEDICTORIAN. 'KECV' is the genius of B. C. H. S., having reached one of the very highest scholarship marks ever record- ed in our school. Also he is a man of affairs, fore- most in all of the many organizations with which he haslbeen connected-and not so slow with the girls. Next year he will lead the throng to Hamilton. ROBERT CROCKER Silence is golden. DEBATING CLUB. If the above quotation is true, Bob ought to be a multi-millionaire. Bob expects to go to Columbia for a B. S. course. ROLLAND CRoMRToN ' HA 7'f?llQi014-fl life is Cl struggle and not a hymn. Holland has pursued a studious life in our midst avoiding the snares of politics. He will go t0 Dicki inson college for a few years and try to decide whether tO follow In his fatherls footsteps.