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

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3?- y H RLSSP LI C LASR 'How lofty your :deals must be Congress Club 1 2 Russell IS so d1gn1Hed and so far above tl1e or d1nary run of us fover 6 ftj that not everyone knows h1m But those who do speak loud and strong for him He IS mtertsted IH a busmess career NIFRRFII CHLRCHII I I love the country but there are nlce ones ln the c ty Chamber of Commerce 3 11 Presulent 1-B Presldent of G 0 LA H1 Y Club Scrucc Iegmn Baseball 3 I VWTIOIIS Comnuttecs Pete Churchlll has long occup1ed an env1able pos1t1on 1n hlgh school clrcles In the first place Pete has a personahtv that 1S wonderful to know That smlle of hls and that laugh make h1m a neces sary member of any boostmg commlttee Leave It to Pete and there Wlll be results KK II I IANI CLARK 'The kung of courtesy ' C ngress l Z, '3 L Treasurer Z 3 Chflmber of' Commerce 2 '3 L I1fc Club 3 Hll Club C4-j Qeruce Lf-mon 4 Assslstfmt Bllil F1'ld'lW Plas 2 Dramatlcs Class Plat 4- Basketball 2d team 1' B1ll has trxed nearly everyth1n at B L H S speaklng actmg athlet1cs etc and he has made a success of all of them WhlCl1 SIKIIIHGS that B111 has ab1l1ty personahty and pep and It IS to h1s cred1t to say that he has made a lastlng fr1endsh1p w1th all whom he has come 1n contact FSTHER CLEVEI AIND As sweet as exqulsute music ' lterarw Club 3 41 Orchestra 41 Speclal Cl orus 1 2 3 1- G1rls Glee Club L I anorama Reporter In tl1e muslcal department Esther has proven l1er we1ght 1n gold and her graduatlon means a great loss to th1s 1mportant part of school 11fe Th1s d1l1 gent and l1keable student w1ll contlnue l study of muslc at the Eastman School of Mus1c Rochester and we know she w1ll prove the same t nrlly class mate there as she has at B C H Q I 1 9 2 2 I Twenty Four ll lllil ll T Q , ' 1 1' l ' C21 'v ' Y '. .li I - - Cf ls 1- I sn I ' 1 N 3 . . Q , A jg 1 1 0 fV,' Msjg 2. ' f',.jg . .,Y C. 1 ' v 'QS 1 l . C' li 'i ,V 3. 1 , Q jg . . uf . - ness Manager ofthe Panorama Congress :CD2 '7 ff wil: 9 ' 1 J f 0, Ds . , C' ls ' 11 . C , , . , 1 jg ,, , .. , ,, . .. 31 .-..--. .-.- -... ---- I -1 ll'

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,qu ------- ----------up--n-nu----I5 n--U-' h-.--------upnunnuuuuunnuununn n L 1 :gg 3 PANORAIWA, z 3-L 3, gg gg-.1 rs- H HAZEI. CAMPBELL H Virtue is the beauty of the soul. H Friday Club C-lj, Chamber of Commerce C3, 415. Hazel is only seventeen and a graduate! She in- tends tn go to work in an office. Happy will be the H 1 business man who secures her services for she has 1' a smile that is worth much. H CHARLES CANFIEL1 Don't trouble troukifiiuntil trouble troubles you. H Assistant Manager Basketball CQD, Manager Varsity Basketball Qatjg Varsity Football C2, 3, H -Ll, Captain C-U3 President G. O. f4Bjg Life Club CQ, Executive Council of G. O. ' Service Legion H Although Chuck likes the Binghamton theatre and occasionally forgets the afternoon session, he H is still a good student and a credit to the school. i In the promotion of school activities, Chuck is there and his term as president of the General Or- I - ganization has been marked by a most capable ad- H . ministration in which the entire school greatly bene- fited. i BURTON CARPENTER In the spring a young man's fancy idly turns to H .thoughts of-roaming. ' Assistant Business Manager of the Panorama H ffijg Business Manager of the Panorama', ' may In the annals of the graduating class of B, Cal-I, H S. the B, C. stands for Burton Carpenter, one of our Bright Classmen and, as business manager of the Panorama, al fine Bill Collector. The world is H going to hear from Burl because he is the possessor ' of a fine wireless outiit, about which he is very en- thusiastic. If nothing ,mars that most pleasing per- H sonality of his, some gf his friends are sure to re- I peat admiringly, Htheizelements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, 'This was a man! ' V 'H AIJELAIDE CASEY With golden tresses and a silver tongue. Clwiwlier of Commerceif-L'l, 2, 3, 413 VVeeks Con- H test, First Prize Ade1aide's forte is speaking pieces, especially in dialect and with character impersonation. This 'H spring she has not been in school, but before then, you might often see' Adelaide rushing excitedly around the Commercial Department, worrying C'?J about that unureparedigtiesson. Despite her worries, nothing dreadful eyerfhappenedf -to her-and she graduates as one of our successful students. I E ,922 'Ii ICI I itil ' --hill-u-surf, ullnulu u--unnu------- ---- --- ---- ------ V lululululllllililli Twenty-Three

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RUTH CIOLBU RN I want the voice of hn-'-est praise To follow me always. Civic Club Debate CZ, fljg Special Chorus Qljg Committee House and Ticket for Dramatics Class Playsg Weeks' Contest Cflfjg Corporal, Girls, Civic League Cflfj. Ruth certainly deserves much credit for her gen- eral high standing and the amount of conscientious and effective work she has put into everything she has done-especially her essay on Good Roads and her part in the Girl's Civic Club Debate. Ruth expects to come back next year for a P. G. course so we shant have to lose her yet CIF RALD C ONWOLI Y ' Lord what folks we mortals be ' C lifxml cr of Commerce Nothing ever seems to disturb Geralds cheerful disposition We have heard that he had ambltions Hollywoodward and we personally think hed make a wonderful hero Good luck Gerald I P OYE CORQFR A look and a smile for all How lonesome well be without you next fall lrridn Club, Crlee Club Special Chorus Leone like many others 1S a girl of whom B C H S is fond Namely one endowed with beauty plus brains Nl RRY CROSQLEY 1Falr as a star when only one IS shining in the sky qor 3 and Colonel of' the Vigilance Committee 1- Y ice President of the G O 3 ch'1ng,,e Editor of the Panorama 4- Literary bate te im 3 l lst prize winner of Weeks Conte st 3 I iterarw Club, Assistant Secretary C2 Treasurer 3 Cllss Elocutionist Mary has certainly had an interesting career at B C' H S as the above record shows which is only a Just compliment to her and all that she embodies in character ability and personality We 11146 to think that she is one of the noble class of 22 I ' l . M: ' C J . , ' ' . ' favs ' 1. MQEX- l - f 1 1 c Ds H Debating Play Leader of Civic Club De- wi : 7 -. J? U 1 . ' . , 1, ff jg , L' , ' l ' jg 1. C jg , : .. . 5 1 .. -... - ......... ..... --..-..--. .--- -.--- -- Y T 'l1Ill ll!! ll I 9 2 2 1 T Q, ' ' Twenty-Five