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

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PANORAMA ANNUAL, 1928 HEl4EN AHEARN Her voice was ever gentle and low. Everyone knows that a per- son who is boisterous and talks much but says nothing does not attain like the quiet girl who talks little and says much. Helen doesn't talk much, but everyone listens to what she does say. ESTIIER ARLASKY-ES Thy worth and skill ex- empts thee from the throng. Festival Chorus Cl-353 In- terclass Basketball 13-41: Tnterclass Baseball f3J: Intra-mural Letter 131. And here is another who, as she bows her exit, leaves be- hind her fine records on the teacher's class book. Even now she has started forth. new teachers to conquer and new classbooks upon which to stamp her trademark. BIILDRED ALLEN-Zllzl lt's like a book, I think This bloomin' world That you can read and care for just so long And then you're wild to get the pages you're readin' done And turn another likely not so good- But what you're after is to turn 'em all. lnterclass Basketball C1- 235 lnterclass Tennis fl- 2Jg Girls' League 121: CPortsm'outh, O., High' Schoolb, Literary Club C3-415 Junior Hockey 133. Mill made a good choice in her selection of her book of life. On every page is friendship, optimism, and a bit of life. ELEANOR ARROW-El A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Friday C375 Secy. 4455 Certificate of Perfect At- tendance C453 January Honor Student No. 19: January Class Notable: Noisiest. That's why El has been such a favorite around school. She's always Johnny-on-the- Spot for a good time, and with her ever-present giggle and irresistible good humor she chases away all bugbears from the atmosphere. She's smiling her way right into the hearts of the Cortland girls, too. We are expecting El will be a famous teacher some day, and what a treasure the pupils will havel l,0ROTHY ASH-Dot They that know the most, Make the least noise. Literary C1-2-35. Dot is quiet but how she can work! When her blonde head determines to accomplish a task, it is as well as done. Would that there were more like Dot! ELIZABETH BENENSOHN -Betty Write me as one who loves his fellow-men. Glee Club 43-455 Festival Chorus C3-45: January Honor Student No. 22. Betty is what every gather- ing wants but seldom gets4a fountain of good nature. You just naturally feel charitable toward humanity when Betty is around. Even if you didn't know her personally, you must have noticed how bleak and gray the school has been since she left us in January. Page Twenty-five

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PANORAMA ANNUAL, 1928 Elanuarp Zlaunur Qtuhents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Page Twenty-four Ruth Eisenhart . . . . . . Franklin Keyes . . . . . . . . Ufa Snedaker ...... . . . Charlotte Lappeus .... ..... Helen Stone ................... 6. Victoria Eisenberg 7. J ack Thompson 8. Mary Cook 9. Florence Sweet 10. Lois Salisbury 11. Grace Felter i 12. Margaret Gorgos 13. Elizabeth Sohlauder 14. Richard Steele 15. Sophia Lewis 16. John Sivak 17. Rose VVeisman 18. Frederick King 1 19. Eleanor Arrow 20. Charles Reynolds 21. Lucy Best 22. Elizabeth Benensolin 23. Doris Hill F 176.157 94.625 93.775 93.216 92.867

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PANORAMA ANNUAL1928 C LAURA BIGLER Smiling always with a never-fading serenity of countenance. Dom Econ 1253 Glee Club HJ: Festival Chorus 143. Laura intended to leave school to become a nurse, but Bingo won over the training school. Now she is leaving us, and, upon sober reflection, we realize that Laura will fit the calling perfectlyfpleas- ant, competent, and composed -everything an ideal nurse should be. THEODORE I3R.ADYlT6d And join with thee Calm Peace and Quiet. lnterclass Basketball ill: Junior S-chool Football C131 Varsity Swimming C235 2nd Prize Pan Photograph Contestg Jan- uary Class Notable: Quietest. Theodore is a tall lad with thoughtful gray eyes. He is energetic and studious and has been rewarded with fine marks. When you meet Theo- dore you know you have met a dependable friend. ELYVIN BROCK-Al The Variety of All Things Forms a Pleasure. Track, Squad Letter Man fl-2-3-435 Football, Squad Letter Man Cl-2-3-453 Swimming, Letter Man 12-3-453 Congress fl-293 January Class Treasurer: January Class Notable: Most Popular Boyg G. O. Delegate f4J. The most popular boy of the January graduating class typifies Al to the dot. Al intends to be a lawyer and is now already started on the road to his profession. If you put the same zeal in your pro- fession that you have in your school life. you are bound to 1:0 over big. LUCY BEST Fine art is that in which the hand, the head and the heart go together. Festival Chorus fl-2-3--lb: Literary C3-433 January Honor Student No. 213 January Class Notable: Artist. Did you ever see any of Lucy's art? Lucy's very skillful hand has made sketch- es that should have a place of honor in the art studio- otherwise 325. She's rather quiet but you just know that genius is hidden beneath that quiet exterior. We certainly wish her luck and hope she doesn't nut Harrison Fisher out of business. Page Twenty-six IJUANE BLAKE-Blake Thank God, a man can grow. If you didn't know this brisk fellow, you missed much He plans to take up his life work in the General Electric Plant, Schenectady. From present indications, he will be another Steinmetz. ORLANDO BUSINO fLundy Work then and then rest. Inter:-lass Basketball il- Zbg Gym Leaders Corps f2J: Varsity Basketball C3-43, Insignia 645, Var- sity Baseball C3-4J: Jan- uary Class Notable: Sheik. Lundy is always working' toward something higher. He was the shining light of last year's nearly champion bas- ketball team, being acting cap- tain and high scorer of the league. Besides this he has played varsity baseball in a very creditable manner. But letting his athletic accomplish- ments stand, Lundy is an ac- tor, and a good friend.