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

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A HN TREDINNICK S Hlf.Li1, Hfilence! thou dreadful bell! LITERARY CLUB. ' g Brilliant, wonderfully, thrilling! ls it the fanae'of Geraldine Farrar or the Presidency of U. S., to yvlllqh you aspire? O teinpora, G rnores. Next year lt Wlll be a P. G., for Helen. ' GLENN VAN MARTER Nothilng great was ever achieved without erltlzusiasmf' ASSISTANT 'SECRETARY or CONGRESS QSAD MAD. s Glenn has always been active in class and club doings. Next year he will devote his energies to the electrical business. , DCDNALD VAN NOSTRAND I heard him walking across the floor As he always does, with heavy tread. DEB.xT1Nc CLUR. I E Don is a big Subject who has made a big Stir at every move. He is fond of displaying brilliant hosiery -and knowledge gained through travel. ESTHER WATKINS H 1 ' . . Modest and silly as a nun rs she, one weak chzrp ls her only note. Esther is going to Syracuse but we hope that She mll .learn to 'taht before the Professors loose their hearing in vain attempts to catch her Wee chirp. ALBliR'l'. All laugll years Ullflfll else. HEN RY l Coxcl W to wo course HELEN X L II:R ' e ne y . but uv AGBEQ A O' Salutat Cducat arts Q, h3.S bg She If expect a

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ED NA TAYLOR Her Sunny locks hang on her temples like golden fleece. FRIDAY CLUB. C I A Edna has made agood record thru school, and by her bright sunny Smile has won many, friends, What will be her career in later life, she is unable to State. Qhle predict one of the top rounds of the ladder for er. . . CLAUDE THOMPSGN 'Ullen like bullets, go farthest when they are .S'771'00lh6.S'lIl,N RECENT oF DEB.-X'l'ING,CLUB CSA5 C4B55 SERQEANT- AT-ARMS C4A5 3 CLASS PRESIDENT C3135 g CLASS SEG- RETARY CSA5 C4135 5 ADVERTISING MANAGER oF PANO- RAMA C3A5 3 BUSINESS MANAGER C45 5 DEBATE TEAM C455 CHAIRMAN LITERARY-lDEBATING PLAY COMMIT- TEE C45 g FIFTH COMMENCEMENT HONOR. 'K Tommy has been active along many lines. As Business Manager of the PANORAMA he has lead an harassed life, chasing', ads. He has been a Scholar- ship shark. Last but certainly not least we must mention his popularity amongst the fair sex. He will march to Hamilton next Fall. Note: Tommy was unaminously elected the worst fusser ot the class. LENA TITLEY Soul of the age! The applause! Delight! The 'wonder of our. stage! Lena, though comparatively new among us, is the leading lady in the Senior play. She brings to us a fine record of school work and with her tremendous success, as a star of the play will probably become a Second Maude Adams. EARL TOLLEY A A That action is best which procurejs the greatest hap- piness for the greatest number. SECRETARY or DEBATING CLUB C3A5 5 VICE-PRESIDENT C455 VICE-PRESIDENT OFT FORUM C455 CLASS SECRE- TARY C3B5g CLASS TREASURER C3,A5S BASEBALL f3l3 ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER OF -PANORAMA C35 5 SECOND DEBATE TEAM C3, 435 PRIZES IN THREE SPEAKING CONTESTSQ PRESIDENT OF GENERAEORGAN- IzATIoN C45. ' Earl is one of the school leaders and has been especially busy with the General Organizationfand one of its members in particular. He has gained a line reputation for power of oratory. He will journey to Syracuse University neX'r YCHY-

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