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

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OLIVE BROWN I am never so merry ns when I hear sweet music. Literary, Literary-Debating Club Play 131, Manager 141, Panorama reporter 141, Glee Club 141, Vice President G. O. 14A1. We wish we might make this article as amusing and clever as Olive really is, but that would be impossible. Ol's presence in any class is a sure cureQ for even the teacher's blues. We have always wondered why Olive has stuck so faithfully to the Domestic Science Course, and we are still in the dark as to which one of her many admirers it really is. She will go to Leland T. Powers'. School of Oratory. FREDERICK BULL An experienced industrious, ambitious :md often quite picturesque liar Glce Club 12 3 41 Cornell is going to get a pr17e this Fall It will take the shape of .1 tcn foot long though not xerv thick xoung man named Fred Bull There are two things that must be said for Fred He sure can sell shoes and drive a car Also we wish to congratulate him 1sus pense1 on the good looking young ladx on whom he rs at present bestowrng his fnor LILLIAN CAMEN Whale I remain above ground you shall hear me Friday Club 12341 Special Chorus 12341 Chief speaker Lnrc Club Debate 141 Weeks Contest 141 School Publications Committee G O 141 We hardly know whether Lillian should be classed with the students or faculty, for smce January she has been both-dividing her time between teaching the Kindergarten children and finishing her course here Her next step toward becoming a full fledged teacher will be at Teachers College ln Albam And then to California MELISSA CHPISTMAN Composure is thy charm There are out door gills and rn door girls, and other g ls besides but did xou know that we have a math girl and that she is Melissa Christmanv At Sxracuse Lnncrsitx nut rear sbt is going to turn into an fn 21 right angles formula and wrlte a book with om of her masculine contemporaries Personallv we think that before Melissa completes her course she will drscoxer thc origin rl proof that one plus one mav al I 1x..lrlu . l - - I A , Y Q ' 7 1 ! , . , . . , ' ' . ' I . ' .' . 'l lr 2 ' '. , . - - , , . - , ,. . Y ' 9 Q , . . . . . . . . V v V . . K .' K 5 , S' . , S v' . .v ' , L . - 1 Q . ' . I. . ' - ' - lr K :' , ' l, , . KI Y! ' . . 1 ' . ' ., ' s y . , , . . . . , . ' ' . , .-' V , . V . . . , ' ' I ' 1 H - J , .iv . . Y ' .- ' 1 , . . ' , . ' . . . . . A , i ' . , I , ' . - , . . , - v . . . , , - . . . .' ' . . H . . ' ' 4 1 . K ' vf v 1 1 I 97 w .15 s equa one. 5.12..::..::..::..::,,::..::. .::.,:,.,,.. ,,,. Ez. ,,,.,,,.,,A..,,.,,.,,.,,.,, Q' r . .n

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l Qcycntecn MILDRED BENNETT The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Golden hair, blue eyes and the mildest mannersl' are a few' of Mildred's chief attributes. Perhaps she, too, as well as we, knows that the blue uniform of a nurse will be wonderfully becoming, for she expects to go to Balti- more, next Fall, and train for that sort of work. JAMES BIGART A lad of mettle a good boy Jimmy is a quiet ambitious fellow who IN not very well known outside of those taking the commercial course Apparently girls do not bothcr ham seriously We do not know much about his future plans but if he plugs onyyard through life as through school hc w1ll surely succeed ALICE BOUP GARDE Sweet Alice whose hair IS so brown One invariably pictures a young lady named Alice with brown hair and charactei outstanding in its vely gentleness And if one may Judge by this Alice the lule always proves tiue We dont know what she intends to become but we'd like to hive hen for teacher Gentle n cvelythingl ROBERT BPIGHAM The gentleman IS full of virtuous worth and qu'1lltles Congress C3 41 Life Club 14D Here we have a specimen of that almost evtmct species of young manhood quiet and unassuming And yet B C H S must glye up this unL sual type to some wel coming college the location of which ls as yet uncei tam Only lemcmbei our class motto Robert 7 9 ' A 1 . ' . , ' . ' . A 7 . . ' , .' . . . , L , . . . V . Y l V . ' 1 ' '1 . . v - 7 - . s . , z . . ' a . 1 , . v ' N 1 . . y . v ' s ' - w l ' v . 1 Y ' - l ' ' 5 - , 1 . . , . -s -J'--'L- 4- --' 4- A -- --' -- -- A - '-' 'S':5':: ':: ::' :: :: :: ::' :: :: ::' :5'::' 1: ::' :: '::' ::' :: ::' :: fzzlit' :: ::1f::'2:t:::n:: ':::I:::g::l:::'::'::::f ::,f::ff::ff:: ,:::f:::::::f:::f::ff:::f::f::2f::ff:S.:::1 . - . .

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IN meteen MARIAN COLBURN Amiable, companionable, a good laugh in her, wlthal. Friday Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 12B3, Vice-President 13A3, President 14B3, Chamber of Commerce, Presi- dent 14A3, Student member of Executive Council 143, Auditorium reporter for Panorama 143, Athletic Committee of G. 0. 133, Literary Committee 143, Civic Club Debate 143, Friday-Congress Play 143. Underwood Typewriting Certificate 143. What's in a name? One would never guess from her title that Marian Lynette is a stalwart young Amazon. Does she play basketball? Just ask the Friday Club girls! But she will doubtless hearken to the calls of the business world, and play scales on an Underwood to amuse John D., or some one no less noted. MAXWELL CONKLIN Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Debating Club 143 Life Club 11 2 3 43 Where rs that grin going with that b0v somebody asked me with a questioning look Oh that s Max I answered whrch perhaps explains It all He halls from Riverside but in the balmy summertime virtually lives at Kirkwood where he runs 'rn exclusive Maybe It s that smile that does lt all' GEORGE CORELL He does not rlghtly love himself who does not love another more Basketball team 12 33 Captain 143 Class testator 143 After spending four studlous years IH B C H S Juddy rs about to launch forth rnto college life H has obtained not only knowledge and a reputatlon for himself as a basketball player while in school but also that which everv man hopes to obtain a glrl The chosen testators of the class tell the rest of the story Hrs motto seems to be Good things come to those w ho wart Colgate will be honored with his presence next a FRANCIS CRAIG A tlmld man has little chance Scene Several years hence at the counter of a large book store rn the big Crtv of Anywhere 1920 graduate Have you Crargs library of Wit and Humor Then remlnrscently I wanted so much to obtaln lt be cause the author graduated from Hrgh School in the same class as I and I know his new book must be splendid Such a little fellow too and so funny Youll have rt tomorrow 9 All right thank you , . - - . H . . . V. ,, Y ' - ' as ' 1 , rr ' . . , . . , Y v I 1 v . ' I l . , . . . . ' . Y . . . . ' . , , . . ' , ' c . f .... - - - A . - . , . . ' 9 9 ' . . .... , u 1 ' ' ' ' . ,. e . V . . . . , , t Q v 1 . - v ' . u - . X Y . . ' . . 1 Y . . . Y 7 ' tc t, ' 1 I- . Y , , A n , . . H v . . - h . . ' K i . l V 1 . r l - I l - - , x , - - 1 9 ' E ' , - n i . , . JL-'LSL-'L-ILJLJL-V44 4- 4- 4- 4- 4. 44 4- 4- 44' 4. L- 4-' 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- LJLJ 4d 4. 4- 44 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-' 4- 4- 4J 4- 4- 4- 4. 4- 4- 44 4- L- '4- 44' 4- 4 - - 4- 4- L-'LOL-' 4JL- 4- '44 4-V44 4- 4-' WYWPWPWPWPWFWPWF' n'1F' u fWf'1F'a 1 ll'5f'n'5l n n n 4P' P'n'7 'WP' P' F7 n'1u n 4f'n lu u P' FWF' HTF' n n'1n n u n'W F'n n n ls 1s ,.