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

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l Tw 1 nt x fhree HOWENA FREEMAN Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Class Vocalist UD. Music, 'tis said. hath wondrous charms to soothe the savage breast. What is more, Rowena, our class soloist, by her sweet warbling, is possessed of' the extra- ordinary power to calm the spirits of nearly 1,100 Hum- nters large and small. And that is an accomplishment. MARGARET FOLEY But gentle was the dame forsooth. We are sure that Margaret is a true daughter of the gods for how else could she posslblx know s0 much about them And xet this voung woman who with sueh perfect composure relates the life hlstolies of llLI1tlICfls of V11 gil s fax OlltGQ will be a dignified ltdv of business after she wins laurels in a commeiclal eoulse next XCdl A mere child too as xoull hnd out if xou ask hen age Whx dont xou 'AUL FOLEY With the smile that is childlike and bland Debating Club Chamber of Lommeree Secretary Treasurer C43 Xudltorlum reporter of Panorama WlllllLl of Underwood Typewrltmg Credential Seere tary Senlor Class C43 When xou don t know any thing else to sav about mx body xou can alw ms s xx he s quiet We acknowledge aul ls quiet but we know some othe things too W have a position all selected for him and if vou ll keep it stnctlx confidential well tell it to sou We I6 going to haxe him xppomted as secletalx to the President of the Lnited States and when we glow old and read the moaning paper xt breakfast we ean look at Paul s pic tule and sav He was the Secretary of our SLYIIOI Class LAWI IINCE FOI VN AI D That young man believes what he says he will go far One golden haued Adonis Pools all comexs w ith his StllCll0l.1b appealance Thinks chem a cmch' 'lhleatens to go to Carnegie .rr V , , V . . 9 V, '. V . V V' ' . ' s 7 u . . ,. V, . V ' , '. V',. ' . . , . . . 1 . . ' ., 1 x 1 l .' ,.V . ,. . -' V V . .' . ,.'. . .. . . , . , . V V. . ,., . .. . r , ' V ' Y 7 ' 4 - V: ,.V x V 7 V I ,. ' . ' . ' 1 v K- ' 1 I 1 . 11 'l .1 ' Q 4. ,e 4 ' ' L . V , 'r v I s s 1 . v n ' - L .- V V . . V . .. V Y H ' v . ., .v. - .v' 'f. ' i' x. AV ' V . , ,. ' . l , X, . ., . e 1 54 - 1 fsx 3 A 1 1 , gy - - , . H. .' V , '. H V Y , ' V ,M ' . K , l . - Vs ' 1 ' -S AV, -l V --v 1 -33 v V ' I 1 4 ' 5 'x ' Y 1 x X , -V , V - . . ,. . ,. .. V, .. . . . , .,e . , , . ' v . V. e if x 'J' 'xi Y x ' , .vs 3 I 7 1 e' 4 x. x, . V - x - A . ' . 1 v' ' 1 ' V. v A I f. 1 ' .,, 1 '

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FLORENCE DOWNS Living is a very serious business. Friday Club, Sergeant-at-Arms f4B1, Treasurer C4A1, Special Chorus C21, Chamber of Commerce Q3-41. Florence is always cheerfully worried about some- thing, from typewriting paper to the examination -date. She is always working her head off, especially in his- tory, which is her long suit. She's the most obliging young lady we know. MARIAN EDCECOMB Her stature tall I hate a durnpy woman Lhamber of Commerce K3 41 Marlan is tall this lends noble hclght Marian IS wise doth knowledge invite, So vou sce by these facts xx hlch vie vc stated just so That Maman s a good class mate of onc mne two O h,VADNE FAhPAR As innocent as a new laid egg The only wav to express Evadne IS bv hcadlincs VVe would suggest V1V3.C10llS Bobbed haired and quettish Some of us have suspected her of a broken heart, foi what else could have kept such a ch irmmg maiden so aloof fox four long vea1s AGNES FLYNN Always cheerful her beaming smiles if strung to gether would reach for miles lriday Club 11 Z 3 41 Glee Club Cl Z1 Special Lhorus C1 2 31 Chcelful lnely and ga Smiles says shc always pax So a hearty smllc hcic And another one there ls such a girl brightens thc 1 ax Funnix lug ' . . 1 , 1 , v ' . 1 , . . ' . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . 711 . . .1.- . ,- ' - V 1 3 N va 11 1 I - J, ' xs- ' an - - as u ', ' is as ' , Co- ' YY . - 1 . . , . 1: . 1- . I 4 7 ' v I - 4' ' .' - . 1 .' 1 1' l' l ' s I 7 v 1 1 v ' , 5 i ' . V. V . , f . . V . V . , . , , 1 . - . 1 1 i 1 - . . ' ' 1. , 1.1 ::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::111:11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::111:11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::11::1f::1:::1f::1f::1 f , , ,J 1 .

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HERMAN FREEDLANDER I never thrust my nose into other peopIe's porridge. Track team. Once in a while, we see a really clever young man walking along sort o' unconcerned-like--just as if he didn't realize his peculiar abilities. It's a rare treat, and we all unconsciously look twice at this type of young person. That's why we look twice at Herman. Though Her- man hasn't been consulted, we personally think that he'd make a dandy comedian and entertain high hopes that some day he may step into Harry Laude-r's shoes. ELIZABETH GIBBONS The fairness of her face no tongue can tell Freshman Play Llterarw Llub Glu Llub C3135 Betty is unusually luckx possessing a happy combin ation of brains beauty talent and 1 chaiming, disposi tion She is exceptionally clcvci mth a pcrcil or a brush and shines like a m6tL0l in liench 'she in tends to spend all this su cetncss on a bunch of foltu nate grammar school kids MARY GIBBONS I come among you unmuzzled Llterarv Club C2 3 45 Board of Ilirutors F 0 C45 Class Marshal C45 They say a humorous stoix is thc most difficult to tell so perhaps that Ls why Maix is such a difficult subject to uute about After hiung completed her foul vears course in January she ha been taking a I G course to see if she can leain anything cannot Just understand why her P C couisc included two dlfferent types of xx ork dome tic science md busi ness t1a1n1ng But Mau s Sl'llCXXKl head probablx has lt all planned out that if she cant um llls hcait by vi as of his stomach there will be a molc sx stcmatic mcthod of attack Man s next vcntuic uxll be at Columbia ALIILNE GLASER Let the world slide Friday Club Chamber of Lommeru El1tLl'ldll'lmLllt Committee Special Lhorus C2 'S 45 Glce Klub C25 Alicne ls one of thc luckx pcoplc xxhose Lxlstencc cams to bc wholly du oul of can md uoiix Hou slit'- does it m mx of us cmlous ones an un iblc to under calm and bx Joyful Lxcitcmcnt 1 11 lllx uondtiful Aliene lows a good t ll md ls seldom sun ipait from 61 xelloxx hailed tum 1 futuu 1 a xc in dIlsXNC1Lll question lu nu lm ' . . ' 1 ' ' ! sv ! , x U . A V .v, SL ' I . 'v 1 ' - . N., . ,y . 1 . . ,T L K. - ns y . ' . ' , , . ' ,' . . K ' - 'k. L. . , , . . . . - . . ' ' , I ' ' C I. . , 1 s u v ' I . I n yi A 1 k - lv 1 1.1 ,L Ls ' ' . . . : ' 1 ' 1 . 1 Q l 1 1 .vA K- 1 S 1 l 1 1. . : ' ' ' ' ' j ' .H We ' : Q ' ' ' . 1. ' 1 ' V . V - S . . 1 .- K. . 1 ' ' . . -.JA Q 1 I . 1 A-v ' . ' A. . v .' ,. . . .. . ' . A. , , .' , . , K .S , . ' , 1 I ' 7,A' ll I ' x '. 1 'I ' W 'I I ' 1 I I ' . A Y . ' , .' ' ' '-. - , ' 1 T ' . ' A lk' I a ' A 1 ' L' A-'.h' D A S x , , x . , ,, , ' ., . , 2 . . . v. . A. I K ' , Z .v Ls , v' A1 lb. 1 s , 2 A 1- stand, but that untroublcd air cl hers. alternated by 1 1 v ' lv xl' A 1 x ' xi I' ' X ' I ' ite: 2 ' h '- ' He' '1's'sj-ta un- ' I ' 'A K' ' . ,