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

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PANORAMA ANNUAL ROBERT CREAGH There is no wisdom like fr ankness. Clmiirmnn of Property Committee of Play C355 Dr:1mi:1tics Play C3, -'ltjg Congress Cfljg Secretary C-lijg Honor Student Here's a very promising young actor right in the heart of B. C. H. S. and -he has promise of being a great philosopher, Although he doesn't ex-pect to 'be president he has his ambitions and We Wish him the best of luck. RUTH CHAFFEE The mirror of all courtesy. Some years ago Ruth detenmined to be a dieti- tian, and has been working toward Uhat goal ever since. In about four years the Class of '24 are going to call on Ruth in a body, and find out what a good 'banquet really is. And it will be one, rest assured. Vifhile We are Waitling Ruth will attend Cornell University. DOROTHY CRANE A cheerful disposition. Special Chorus fl, 2, 3, Q3 Chiaimber of Commerce QQ, 3, -lj. Clever as can 'be- Right good sport is she A great little roo-ter for Bingo Hi Never a slaeker, but allways l'll try. ' Everyone's friendebrimiful of fun That's Dorothy Cranefmy task is done. I+ LIZABETH C'OfNGDOlN Be merry if you are wise. Chamber of Commerce C3, fljg Friday Club C3, fiijg Special Chorus Elizabetih is the good-natured type, who always sees the :bright slide of life. Allvvays full of fun, she has Won for herself many friends. Wefre going to miss you, Elizabeth. 1924

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PANORAMA ANNUAL CLAIR COSSMAX 'fThere is no truer truth obtainable than comes of music. Special Chorus Cl, 2, 3, fijg Glec Club Cl, 2, filg Orcliestrfi QQ, 3, ljg lifind CZ, 3, -lj, Congress Q1-jg Tennis Qljg l'ert'er-t nttendwnce for four years. Yes, this is the fellow who found the lost chord. Bet, of coure, he's so modest he 'Wouldn't admit it. Those who have been to the games have seen him in the band, but he is also in the orchestra. lie's right behind school activities. l'lI.MRR COSSMAN It matters not how a man dies, but how he Iives. Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, +53 Special Chorus fl, 2, 3, 'libs Glee Club Cl, 2, ljg Band Q2, 3, -U5 Congress Cljg Pert'ect :tttenrlnnce for four yezlrsg B. C. H. S. Crolci Key. That's right. l3on't cross your ibridges till you come to them. Well! Here's another musician. It must ru11 in the family. WVhen Elmer's around 1here's sure to be a good time. Nevertheless and not withstanding, Elmer's Walked right through school and left. a good trail. ALVIN CARPENTER He reads muchg He is a great observer. Manager of' Track, Q-Ljg Cross Country Team Chjg Class notulxlc, most hashful boy XYe have a young orator here although he doesn't look it. And, Oh! My! you ought to see him swim. All the iish are envious when he's in the Water. He's done his share toward the glory of B. C. H. S. and We'll not find another like him. l'lI,I,IO'TT J. COLEMAN Is not true leisure one with true toil. President, l'll't!Slll1121I1 Clmssg Pfinoramzi Reporter fl, 255 Life Club Qi, 2jg Special Chorus fllg Serv- ice Legion f2jg First Pnize iveeksi Contest ffijg First Prize St. Davids Day Contest C3jg Lady XVl1ld8I'lllt'FCyS Fanu fiijg Hi-Y Club fcharter memberj CSU g School Song Prize, Cprize dividedil Qiijg President, Senior Classg Class Poet Most Popular Boy Q-Hg The Iilllllwfllliji-C Agcu Q-ljg First prize fourth year poetry contest, Honor Student Elliott's school career has been just one good thing after another. From the time he entered school, a Freshman, as meek as any of us ever were, till now, a Senior, about to ibe graduated, he has been working industriiously, giving his best to the school. And Elliott's best is by no means unimportant. A poet, an actor, a speaker, an , able executive, and an honor student-whose record we 1 f . it A could .be better? -Wiif 1924 Q 1

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PANORAMA ANNUAL O'TlS H. CHID ESTE R C He looks the Gentleman ongrcss C-Ljg Hi-Y Celjg Orchestra Cross Country Tcrun Qljg Track Team Otis is that slim fell-ow with the black hair and snapping black eyes whom we see playing in the orchestra every Wednesday, practicing for tfhe track team, and doing math in 106. He seems to be quite a shark at math, but he is so diffident that we hardly realized his ability until we saw his card. He intends to join several -other B, C. H. S. alumni at R. P. I. next fall. HARR I ET COOK The only way to have a friend is to be one. Literary Club Cl, 2, 3, Mg Corporal, Girls, Civic League Ciijg Class Notable, prettiest gfirl 'Blillee's a Peach with a capital P . Not only is sfhe characterized ,by her sweet lovable disposition, but she can always be counted on when there's work to be done. So-a diligent worker, a game sport, an ideal friend-that's Billee. ERMIXE CINCEBOX We are ready to try our fortunes. Special Chorus C253 Corporal, Girls, Civic League Q2jg Dom Econ C3, lj. Ermine is a girl whose reserved behavior in school 'belies her capacity for fun and lots of it elsewhere. After graduation Ermine will study to become a teacher. MARGARET CAMPBELL A pleasing disposition wins. Chamber of Ciomimerce fflrjg Assit Manager Girls' Basketball fly. Margaret has -plugged through four years of hard work. Though her stlandings have never been high, she has been a credit to the school. She has al- ways been ready to do her part when called on, and she has also been a loyal supporter of school activities. The winning disposition which she possesses will carry her through many difficulties in the future as it already has in the past. 1924 , i i 4 1 , 29