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

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CLASS OFFICERS

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PANORAMA ANNUAL, 1927 CLARENCE E. RUSHMER Senior Dean Mentor J otesi Graduation—at last! It is the culmination of four years of good times, study and friendship. Four years ago, this day seemed so far away, and yet, how desirable and joyous. When we thought of gradua¬ tion it meant the time when we could go out into the world Avitli no more lessons, no more worries. Now, while it appears to some that way, to many of us it seems only the beginning of lessons and worries. When we think of leaving the many friends we have made, and the good times we have had, it does not seem that graduation is an escape, but merely a door into a bigger school,—Life. Nevertheless, it is a time for happiness. It stands to show what we have accomplished. W T e will have friends outside of school; we will have good times also; and the world will still require that our lessons be prepared. These four years have been busy, happy years. Now that they are completed we look back, and enjoy our verdant color as Freshmen. (We did do funny things, didn’t we?). As Sophomores we were becoming acquainted with various procedures. As Juniors, our dignity began to “sprout”. As Seniors,—we have the largest graduating class that has ever passed over the rostrum; we have members in our class to whom the school can always point with pride. And so we go out to meet the responsibilities of life, hopeful, happy, and ever proud of our own B. C. Id. S. Page Twenty

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PANORAMA ANNUAL, 1927 Class of 1927 Class Colors Maroon and Silver Class Motto “Literae sine moribus vanae.” “Education without character is vain.” Class Officers President .Jefferson Meagher Vice-President .Ruth Kelsey Secretary .John Kelley Treasurer .Paul Landre Assistant Treasurer .Calista Bennett Sergeants-at-Arms .Bruno Chape, Ruth Lenrow Faculty Members . Miss Carpenter, Mr. Rushmer Mr. Schuster Page Twenty-two