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

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EVELYN GEROWE “Her delight is doing good to others.” Oh, we don’t want you to go! For you are the girl that we all do adore, We wish you’d come back to see us once more. We’ll miss you when you’re away, We wish you were coming back to stay. Oh, we don’t want you to go! Go where? Away from B. C. H. S. MARY GILLSON “She has a happy appearance.” Friday Club (2-3-4), Treasurer (4), Chamber of Commerce (3-4), Special Chorus (2-3-4), Girls’ Varsity Basketball (3-4), Captain (4), Girls’ Athletic Committee (3-4), Friday-Congress Play (4), Friday Club Basketball Team (2-3-4), Chamber of Commerce Basketball Team (3), Assistant Girl Cheer Leader (4), Corporal Vigi¬ lance Committee. Here is Mary, the captain of the Girls’ Basketball Team, and one of the best athletes in the school. She has been a very industrious and devoted student and is sure to win success in whatever she attempts. Everyone who knows Mary likes her and we all wish her the best of luck. MORRIS GITLITZ “Heavens, how he can talk.” First Prize Weeks Contest (3), Third Prize Har¬ vard Contest (3), First Prize Meeker Contest (4), Honorable Mention Hamilton Interscholas¬ tic Prize Speaking Contest (4), Varsity Debate Team (4), Orchestra (1-2-3-4). Second Prize Colgate. Morris needs no introduction, he speaks for him¬ self. He is a firm believer in hard work, and the suc¬ cess with which his efforts have been crowned shows it. His work on the Elmira debate deserves special mention. Besides being an orator he is also one of the honor students and a musician of no mean ability. At present he is undecided as to whether he will study to become a lawyer or an en¬ gineer. DOROTHY GOODWIN “Such harmonious madness From her lips would flow.” Literary Club, Vice-President (4), Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team (2-3-4), Literary Basketball Team (2-3-4). Dot, your voice is school-famed, but you will be remembered for something else, too. The basketball team may recover, but we doubt it. We’re hoping you get every goal you try for, either in basketball or out of it. We wish you a smooth journey on the road to success. Thirty-One

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HAZEL FREIBERG “Living is a very We hope the fruits of Will grow on a prosperous tree, Be sure that tree is tall and strong For what loads of fruit there’ll be! serious LEON GALLOWAY “My best is not all I can do.” Leon has been one of the most energetic and hard¬ working students of the class. He has wonderfully overcome obstacles and has come out with a shining and gleeful face. His career at B. C. H. S. will be remembered. JACK GATES “Handsome.” Farm Cadet (1), Congress (1), Debating Club (2-3), Debating Club Treasurer (2) Life Club (1-2-3-4), Life Club President (3), Junior Class Secretary (3), Baseball (3-4), Basketball Assist¬ ant Manager (3), Manager (4), Basketball (4), G. O. Student Member (4). B. C. H. S. boasts a boy named Gates, Full of interest in Fords and dates, Clever with the ball and bat, Mean dancer, good sport, all that! WILLIAM GEDER “We are the music makers.” Noted terpischorean wonder. The poet. The boy with the big smile. The boy with the winning personality Known everywhere as just “Bill.” Thirty

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RAYMOND GORHAM “Studiousness is my forte.” Raymond is another one of those who make at¬ tending school, a thing worth while. That he ap¬ preciates the value of the education thrust upon him by the city is shown by the remarkable and comprehensive answers which he gives in Chemistry class. GEORGE GORMAN “Farmers are the backbone of the nation.” George hails from the wilds of Kirkwood. In the time he has been with us we have not had a very good chance to get acquainted, but we feel sure that his hard work will win success for him in the busi¬ ness world. MABEL GORTON “Dere Mabel.” Friday Club, Special Chorus. Maybelle—belle of the May and belle of all times Snap, pep, and ginger—sounds hot doesn’t it? Yet Maybelle has “it” and has been found a regular girl. She is invariably helpful and cheerful and a good time is had by all when she is around. Oneonta will be richly blessed. PAUL GRADY “I love the ladies.” Life Club, Special Chorus, Glee Club. Paul is a fellow that everyone can get along with, because lie’s so jolly and companionable. Good, with a few qualifying terms, will explain him in a very able manner. He is a good bluffer, a good talker, a good sport, a very good flirt, and to help him get away with all these good qualities, he is good looking. Certainly he should make a good hit with the co-eds at Columbia. Thirty-Two