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

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4 - PAN ORAMA ANNUAL SeniorNotes Four years ago We thought of the time when We Would march down the aisle in our caps and gowns, as a remote possibility of the dim future. But now we are at the end of our stay here, and that possi- bility has become a reality. As We look back on the last four years We think of many things which We will never forget. They are the strong, true friendships which We have formed and all the experiences which We have had. There is the thrill of pride, when one of our number has distinguished himself in some Way and brought honor both to himself and to the school. And who will ever forget the difference in being a struggling Freshman and in being a calm Senior about to graduate? Graduation holds a different meaning for nearly every one of us. But whatever that meaning may be we all feel that the training we have received here has been a Wonderful means of preparing us for the difficulties which We shall meet in that wider field into which We are now about to enter. Page Twenty-two

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PAN ORAMA ANNUAL Zanuarp Ilaunur btuhents Carl Titus .... Elva Pendleton . Elsie Benensohn Wheaton NVebb . Benjamin Swartz Roger Helen Grace Harvey Nugent LaDuska Harriet Farr Louise Riker Albert Shulrnan Carl Santrnier Ruth Goldberger Helen WVor1nuth Vincent Maxian Marion Kottiek Ida Katz Helen Doolittle Dorothy Turner Louise Osgood Michael Kriska Robert Bond Fanny Mincolla Eva Wea1'b Harriet Catlin Mabel Stevens Elizabeth Devenport Harriet Talbot 95.659 93.374 92.963 92.369 92.021 Page Twe ty one

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iiPANORAMA ANNUAL i' ELIZABETH AUCHINACHIE -Auchie An unusual name, and an unusual person. Glee Club 4253 Festival Chorus C2253 Dramatics Class Plays: 'tWhy Edu- cation 623, Bil1y's Tombstonesu 131. It is a trifle difficult to get acquainted with Elizabeth, but when you do know her, you find that she is very worth- while. We wish there were more like her. 111 BIARJORIE ALLEN1MdT'i To see her is to love her, And love but her foreverg For nature made her what she is, And never made another. Festival Chorus C2 J. Marj is a lovable person with a heart as pure as gold. She has been a capable stu- dent in that she has obtained numerous E's in English. She is now studying in Cortland Normal to be a teacher of primary grades. Don't you wish you were starting in school again? - 4m ' FRANCES BROWN-Fran As merry as the day is long. Hockey C1-39. If one's with Frances he's sure to enjoy himself. One can't help but have a good time because she is so good- natured. As long as she has been here she has held a place in our hearts for her. lELSIE BENENSOHN'LC And well she can persuade. Swimming Q1-255 Tennis C213 Hockey C2-353 De- bate, Intramural Award f2J, Captain, Negative Team, Civic Club Debate Mb, Award 645, Scholar- ship fl-2-3-43: January Honor Student No. 3, Av- erage 92.9633 Gold Key 145. When Elsie takes part in a debate, her team is sure to win, for she has a remarkable power of persuasion. She must even induce the hardest lessons to become easy, judg- ing from the marks that have been seen on her report card. DOROTHY BARKER-Dot Good sense which only is the gift of Heaven, And though no science, fairly worth the seven. Dorothy served her four years in high school faithfully and well. We can say that if she works out in the world as she did here, she will in- deed be a success. ROBERT BROOKER-BOD Much danger makes great hearts more resolute. Football Q2-3-45: Track fl- 2-3-4Jg Class President f4Jg Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete C433 Boys' and Cgrls' Week: Com- irlgssioner of Charities Bob has such a forceful WHY Of goin!! about things and of managing to accomplish about everything he under- takes, that it is no wonder those seniors elected him president, is it? Page Twenty-three