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

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PAUL CRANDALL He is a little chimney, and heated hot in a moment. Perhaps: This minister's son. with hair so red, To his ow'n self hath ever said: School is my one, my great delight, l'l'er shall I study long at night, To be o'er books, l'll bravely fight - Maybe he has, but we doubt it! KATHRYN CRONIN The smile that won t come off I-riday Club C2 3 4D Chamber of Commerce C5 41 This maid of the Castle band savs that she is un decided as to her future life ID the wide w ide wor We have our own opinion and lf xou wont bleathe It to a soul but no' Kathrsn s blushmg alleadw 0 we ll spare hcl from further embarrassment, and leave the lest to xoul own zmagmatlon KATHRYN CURLEY An equal mixture of good and humor Hallstead max be a small town but lt has some mighty nice glllS in lt and the nicest of these 1 Kathrvn Cullev It seems .1 pelfect shame to keep her caged m like the bonded canan, but what e'so can you do w1tl1 a prettx girl DOP OTHY DANN I will trust In bluffmg and not be afraid llterarv C2 3 43 Basketball team C3 4D Special Chorus C41 lieutenant Victory Girls C351 Behold ln Dot one of' our most plomment soclal but tCI'Hl0Q Vled like to know how she keeps them all comme md still h ts them go aw ax happx But all her f ends uint in B C H S Hel postman told us one dai that if Dot mei ,fzot mdlll9fl hc'd lose l'lls Job Vl elleslex will be the college to claim hcl 1n the Fall Twanh . . - . - - , , - , . , .d. , . ' , . v . 7 A Y rs . , Q , v . , . , . . , ., 1 v v 1 l , l , . . ' , S s . ' ' . . Q v V . . . y '. Y . . , - - , . - , . . , , 3 . . , V . , . ' ' Y 7 ' v v ' 2 F. ' 2 K. l r l ,. v f v. . . .' 1 . . 7 ' . - 1 ll . . 1 . ,. . . . . V . ' , v . . . .' , D. 'S ' V. . .' ' Y . ' UPG n , PW F1 P1 n 4 F1 s n s n n 4 u 4 x 1 rn n , n l P'n 4u ns 4P1n u','1u n 4s 1i n 1P'i- u 4 1P'u n n 1u u l

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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 ,.

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l Tw entx One I CONSTANCE DAVIDGE And nature made her what she is, and never made another. Literary Club, Civic Club Debate C3A-4AD, Secretary Junior Class, Assistant Secretary Senior Class, Liter- ary, Basketball team C4J, Exchange Editor Panorama 00, Class Historian MJ. V On some occasions, Connie scarcely looks the partf of a dignified, industrious Exchange Editor, does she? But she is, and a lot more, besides.: She has had quite a secretarial course, as both a Junior and a Senior, and is a staunch follower of Literafy's splendid motto. But most important of all, she's one-third of that well- known triumvirate, consisting of-but of course you all know. MARJORIE DEAN Deep streams flow quietly but resistlessly. Friday Club Not any stoiy book girl, but a real glrl is this Mar Jorie Dean, who has shown herself a steadv worker all through her four veais Although she is uncertain of her future, weve lealned that it s Marjorie s ambltlon to go to New York and teach dancing BEATPICE DIBBLE Blessed are the small because they come no smaller Literary Club C2 3 49 Vice President C4BJ Student member Executive Council G 0 C45 There w as a little girl her name was Bee Dlbble She w asn t any larger than a good sized mbble Everyone liked her they just simply had to In B C H S it sorta was the fad to VIVIAN DODGE The rose that all are praising Hele is a girl w ho never seems to let school interfere with pleasure Evidently she thinks life too short to worry too much OXEI lessons Next year V1v1an takes a P G course in music . . V V V V V V V . . V , V V . , . . , . . N . V . V. , - - V - - V , x N I l g I u ' 7 7 , 9 . - ' ' . Y .- A V V V. . V . . , . . -'5J'1- 1-'V1-'L-'LJLJV1- 1. 1- 1d 1- 1- 1- L- 1J'1- .. 1. 1J'1- .J 1- 1-' 1-'L-' 1- 1-l 1- 1- 1-' 1- 1- 1J1-'Ls 1- 1- LAL-' 1-' 1- 1-' 1- 1. '1JL- 1- V1-' 1-' ,J 1 -' 1-' 1- 1- '1-l'1- 1- 1-' 1.' 1- '1-' .J'1- 1- LJ 1 W.,k..,,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,, .. Wh., Wh., -.,.x.,, .,,. ., ., .. .. .. L., t. .,,,,. .. V, .. .. V ..,.. ., ., .. .,,,,., V .,, .,n.,.,, .. ...V .,,..,, V .. N., ,, ,. K.. .M