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

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l PANORAMA.ANNUAL HAROLD BROWN The ntan that loves and laughs must sure do well. Congress CZ, 3, elijg Hi-Y QS, Mg Service Legion Q3, Mg Ass't Business Manager Panorama Q3jg Business Manager Panorama Special Chorus Brownie, as he is known around school, is a very likable fellow with lots of pep. He is plan- ning tio take a course in optometry in -Columbeia University and in the near future we will see the sign, Brown, Eye Specialist. Some say he has already made a little study of ibrown eyes in high school. Here's good luck to Harold and may he become a blue and black eye specialist also. A RLEIGH BUTLER 'Well-tin'ed silence hath more eloquence than speech. riday Club QQ, 3, AU, Treasurer QLD, Chamber of Coniincrce CZ, 3, lj, Underwood Cer'tif'icf1teg L. C. Smith Certificale, XTe have in Arleigh a shy, retiring maiden, yet she has not retired so far but that everyone knows and likes her. DOROTHY BRYAN Dreaming, desiring, possessing. Special Chorus Cljg Chamber of Commerce CZQQ Underwood Certificate, L. C. Smith Certificfiteg L. C. Smith Pin. Quiet, modest, and energetic, that's Dorothy. She is one of those pero-ple who like to do things but shrink from having them made public. Per- haps that is why we haven't heard much about her, but some day we expect to hear a great noi-se and we have no doubt but that it will be Dorothy breaking foirth iinto glory, SARA BAKER 'Alt doesn't pay to be slow Or it doesn't pay to be fast But if you can keep an even gait You'r'e sure to gain at last. 5 Chamber of Commerce Her sincerity is just as profound as her gaiety, In fact, she tries very hard to get aibove eighty, Generous with her quickly acquired knowledge, Her friends appreciate her attempts in this pre- paratiory college. 1924

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PANORAMA ANNUAL RXRST BEXEDICT HThe world knows nothing of its greatest men. Crclnistra Cl, 2, Ilj. I'r:iie hasn't tried to make himself conspicuous in L. C. H. S., 'but his record in clafses shows that he doesn't have to try. He i.: very studious, v.ithal a likeable fellow, and a real booster of his Alma Mater. Success to Ernest at Vt'harton's School of Finance and Commerce. .X HGA li ll T BU it K Fl My heart is like a singing bird. Literary Club Cl, 2, 3, -U5 Corporal Girls, Civic League fZjg Girls' Gltec Club CZ, Sjg Property Connnittec for 'iTl1c Klan on the Box Girls' Swimming Team fllg Girls' Tennis Team Q-U5 Civic Club Debate Q-Ljg House Comnilittee for lullllfl R0lllt!lI1'tlC Agen Known and well-liked by everyone is Pe-g. XVO must not pass by without mentioning Peg's nnincrors and excellent contributions to the Pan- orama or her little chuckle, for 'both of which she is noted. REDICR ICK BRANCH I found Rome brick, I left it marble. Ili-Y CSS, 'Ljg Radio Club Q3, lj, Secretary Qfijg Congress Fred is one of those fellows who is well liked by everycne. He knows more about radio than Darwin did about evolution. If you don't believe it, ask him. He hasn't tried to put himself for- ward, but has the air of one wtho has accomplished great things. Everyone who knows Fred knows that he is an ardent supporter of every school ac- tivity, VVhen you want a good-hearted, faithful worker for a friend, just hunt up Fred Branch. X R T HC It BOXVE N Special Award Sweater. Where he falls short, 'tis nature's fault alone, Where he succeeds, the merit's all his own. Some people are blessed with an indomitalble spirit combined with a good nature and a happy disposition. Art is one of the lucky few who are so endowed. He is the personiiiciation of spirit on the basketball court, both during and after the games. The team re-elected him captain after he had already served in that capacity for one successful season. Art is an enterprising member of the Service Letgtiton and twill continue at Carnegie Tech after graduation. 1924

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PANORAMA ANNUAL HAROLD BUSH Talk to him of Jacob's ladder, and he would ask the number of the steps. Band Q3, -1-jg Orchestra CSD. A hard worker. A good reason for our good band. A Math fiend. An unassuming lad. Will take up accounting and Wrilil make a success of it- At Gamzis Business School. MARION BARBER Quietness plus modesty always gains success. Special Chorus QI, Qjg Chamber of Commerce Q2, 3, lj, Secretary fljg Friday Club CQ, 3, Mg Honor Student. Manion's typewriter makes more noise than its mistress, but it isn't a whit busier or more ener- getic. We'll all miss her busy presence. JOE BERRY A fBerry' good athlete. Freshman Track Manager Cljg Freshman Cheer Leader Cljg Congress Cljg Varsity Track fl, 2, 3, 44j, Football Squad Cl, 2, 3j, Freshman Bas- ketball Team Qljg Sophomore Track Team CZQQ Service Legion CZ, 3, 4123 Secretary Tennis Team Capt., Skating Team Special Award' Sweater. Joe is perhaps our most versatile athlete. In fact it is hard to think of any sport or athletic en- deav-or lin which Jos hasn't indulged. He is per- - haps best known for this work on the skating and track teams, -but he rendered excellent service in football. Dare we hope that some day he will i make the Olympics? In the meantime he expects to go to Colgate University. A ANNA FRANCES BREIVES Silence is deep as Eternity. Chamlber of Comimence C3, 4123 Certihcate for per- fect attendance Anna is one of those modest ,girls who are always such faithful and successful workers. She will no doubt prove efficient as a private secretary. 1924 Q