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

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Z 37 'PANOQAIWALZ 3 Z. :E SI. IIJl:.IIl' BP NNEFI' She's just as nice as Venus de Milo, ln most entlclng ways she surely can smlle O' Idelle the ldeal of many 1deas the 1dol of many 1dle ldyls fSee sample aoovej After many con quests among the upper classmen and a vam at tempt to traln an 1ncorr1g1ble hreshman she has d1scovered that the sho1tcut to a mans heart 15 through h1s stomach and consequently mtends to study d1etet1cs at Symcuse next tall Vl IWIFRED BFX FLEX 'Do good to all, As much as In you lleth Ch 1mber of Commerce C5 1- To tl ose wl1o know Wmxtred well no word 1n the d1ct1onary descrxbes her so prec1sely as does lov able hour years 1n B C H S have made her about l1er future plans but we have a good 1mag1 natlon' lt talent 15 somethlng and tact 1S every thlng Wlnltred possesses b0I116tll1I1g and every thmg to br1ng her happmess and success HAROI D BERDIXF He can paddle his own canoe Congress 1 4- Rather qu1et and reserved yet always Jolly and good natured IS tl11s member of the class H1s ablllty to get on w1th h1s assoclates and h1s stud1es 1S a splendld asset for success at R P I where he expects to go GLRTRUDE BETTS Here's a smile for those who love me, Here s wlt when I debate, And whatever skys above me, Here s a heart for every fate' CIVIC Club Debatc 3 1+ I,I'3lIl3tlCS Class Play 4 V1g1l3HCC C011l1D1ttLC 11 Secretary Sen 1or Class, Vl eeks C ontest L Gertrude d1scourses eloquently on many subjects punctuates her remarks w1th a wmnmg sm1le 1s a thoroughly good sport and tl1e best fr1end anyone could have Outs1de ot tlus she has proven her Hblllty as a speaker 1n the Glrl s CIVIC Club Debate been a fa1thful member of the G1rls V1g1lance Com mlttee and created the role of Mrs DeHooley 1n The Passmg of the Th1rd Floor Back Locomo t1VS for Bettsy' I ..... .... .- 1922 I I T --nl-Dtlllillil llll lh-I lhw ' 'H ' . ,Z 1 3 ' ' H 1 1 ' - H . . . i . Z H . H , H ' 1 .1 ' H -H z ', -' H tl1e capable young person shle We are uncertain H Y B w I ' C , D- H l 1 H 'y ' , 9 I H .. 1 .C Ds v , V ' C135 - - I . I I, . , H P . . . , H Q . . - ,, ' Twenty 'guuullllllllnllltull

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UI 1 I : W l , I I oiaP.'1'RL'na BEAGLE H Why men are not more sensible ' E ls still incomprehensible. Q I Chrimlzer of Commerce fl, 2, 3, Alfjg Friday Club H QI, Zjg Glee Club Gertrude has spent a busy, prontable four years among us and the most that we can wish for he: is equal success at college. She is very exacting with respect to the stronger sex for which the most plausible reason seems to be the lines ac- companying her picture, But then, pretty girls al- ways offer that excuse Cornell is lucky to receive , Peg in the fall. H I H H H MARION BELI. Tir-ne's scyihe shall reap but bliss for me. I Every cloud in Marion's sky has a silver lining : and just what would gym class do Wlthout her con- l tagicus good spirit? Marion is a good comrade, too, H whether you want to go out a'nd conquer the world, Q or whether you feel just a little bit blue. Just the : kind of person you would like arcund the house. E4 That so, Perry? I P+ BOYITA BEMENT Fairest of the fair was she. Special Chorus fl, 2, 3, 'Ljg Drzunatics Class Play Qlijg Girls, Glev Club Q2, 3, el-D. Bonnie Bement has successfully mastered her I Way through four long years of high school work and now stands ready for -i? No, she is not going to get married. She has a strong inclination to become movie actress and her part in the school plays certainly labels her for a starring role, , should she fulfill her ambitions and become a : cinema entertainer. H I I I I if H DAVID BHXHNSOHN H I Why stay we on earth except to growl E Boys' Glec Club Cl, 2, ISD g Debating Club Cl, 2, R Life Club Clljg Assistant Business Manager of lim PflllOl'i1llltl f3jg Special Chorus Cl, 2, 355 Clvnilicr of Comiiicrce QS, lj. He dances in where fancy leads, Although he is no fay, His golden deeds would grow like weeds, If David had his way. a H H H i - .... I 9 2 2 .. .'.--.. .--- .--- -.-- .... -- .S vleunullliiluululitl Nineteen

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XDDIE BINGHAM Always so spick and so span, What a fmd youll be for some lucky man lllll1S Club CU , Spcclal Chorus 1, 2, 3 Durlng the four years that we have been able to wssoclate wlth Addle we have been able to observe wany fine thlngs about her and never have we known her lacklng 1n good fellowshlp We hate to see you go HARRX BITTNIAX cordlng to commercial law Ch llll'Cl' of Con merce Harry lS a devout law student Mrnors and maJors were h1s pet sources of study when as a tommerclal law student he engmeered a course of ClV1l reform among h1s frlends He spent a year ln Albans and that may account for h1s leglslatlve lendencles H1s Ford IS often filled but then arry always was a careful one handed drlver KEYT BLAIR Polished manners and shlnlng h at ns our one and only Kent Blalr Orchestra 1 Glee Club 2 3 Speclal Chorus l Band 4+ H1 Y Club 41 I lfe Club 3 Congress l, 2, 3 be found ln 105 or ln the front corrldor any t1me anyone else was there and as Welcome any of the rest too Altogether Kent IS a good sport and w1ll always be remembered when on mentlons the class of 22 'L D ON BLAKSLEE Manners make a man nd s golng to t ke up forestry To those who hlm he IS a qu1et genteel fellow He w1ll be ul because one who 1S good at Latm can do wearly anythmg Jud IS certaxnly a regular fellow 1 22 1 3' ,Y l , - - ' Q ,ly nAc - ' 111 H - 'u' - 7 I ' I ' ' ' ' air, Th ' ' . 1 f C ls ' C , Ds . ' C Ds C Ds - l C ls 1 C Ds C D- Kent with his faultless hair-comb.alwa'ys could C , . as An U l'11gl.': 'E 1 ' fi, l . V 9 'Il --, ,,,- -.--- --- I .- l - - ' I' ' 1' Twenty One