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

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RUTH MEEKER L Q ffM,f1mf-1 have L 'scaped love letters in the holy day time ' of my beauty? - - Ruth does not know what her ambition is, but thinks she will study the art of printing.. lt must 'l l her. R be a position on the P'otatoe-bug ures RQLLAND MERRILL . What should a man do but be merry? CONGRESS: TRACK C3, 43. ' Petey is that clever chap who blew the horn during music period and got away with it. He does not know'what business he will enter, but we suggest musical comedy. ' MARY MILLER Fair lresses, mah's imperial race erlsnaresf' A Mary belongs to the army of quiet workers. Busi- ness college is her next aim. May success attend you. HARQLD MUREY rBlC-3-gcvfgft ,130 agriculture! if we do not have too much CONGRESS. ' G Harold has strolled through High in his loose . O' '- Jgqlfteil manner, asking questions on his way, He ul, ta QC up the study Of electrical engineering- , ARCI' fl S T1 Is MART V 1 V El ROSA tl Cl h SYBU I 15 H

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ELIZABETH LEAHY I ami theifery pink of courtesyf' FRIDAY CLUB. If the saying, Kindness makes friends is true , Betty,' ought to have Caesar's ten legions at her heels. She leaves behind her a splendid record of work well done. ALFRED LEQNARD All things come to him who waitsf' FOOTBALL C353 BAs13mLL Q2, 35 g SICRGICQXNT-.X'l'-:XRMS CONGRESS C35 3 STAGE MlxN.xo13R Fninixv-Coxcznl-iss PLAY C4B5. Alf is one of the newer acquisitions of our class. He loves trig so much that he comes ten minutes early every morning to let someone do his lesson for him. Alf will probably go to Syracuse next year. CHARLES LEONARD Whoever rises up to speak, 'tis well to hear him through and noi break zu upon lzzs sjvecclzf' CONGRESS. ' Charlie thinks the greatest sacrifice anyone can make is to take four years of Latin. He has decided to leave her long enough to take a course at Colgate. MERTON MEEKER D My mind is my lciugdomf' ' SERGEANT-AT-ARMS OF CoNoR1css C4135 5 X ICIi-PRESI- DENT C4A5. Mert joined us in Junior year, arriving from Elmira fnot the reformatory5. He is interested in civil engineering, and hopes to make that his life work, A

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ARCHIE MOSS A God grant us patience! TREASURER or D13B,vr1Nc CLUB Q3Aj M1355 CLASS SERGEANT-AT-15iRMS Q4Bjg M,xN.xc13R CL.axss TRACK TEAM C453 GLEE CLUB C35 Q4j. Archie has been a faithful class and club worker. His speeches, sober, steadfast, and demure, are noted -for their length. MARY NEWTQN . Not from my torch the gleam. LITERARY CLUB. What is Mary's aim? W7e do not know. However we are under the impression that she is not worrying about it. . ROSA OEFTERING Modesty seldom resides in at breast that is not eu- riched with nobler virtues. Rosa has wended her way quietly and studiously thru four years' grind. We are not very much ac- quainted with Rosa, so we do not know just what are u her intentions after her High School career. SYBIL PALMER Nothing is more sim-ple than greatnessg indeed to be L simple is greatf' A LITERARY CLUB. Sybil expects to go to Lowell's then back to Mich- igan, her old home state, to complete her education, at Hillsdale College.