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

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Li PAN ORAMA ANNUAL THEODORE 1'lINK1T6d The greatest place of honor is in the hearts of our fellow men. Football 1133 Basketball fl?- Consult the scroll of fame of the class of 1929. You may not find Ted's name on it. But consult almost any of his fellow students and you'll find his name familiar to every one. CHARLES FIELDS -Charlie Silence is a noble virtue. Charles does his work very unobtrusively but this does not hinder him in any way. We are sure that he received something from his high school course that many have missed. Charles will be a success if he continues along life's way in the same man- ner that he has gone through his high school life. HARRIPIT FARR Yea, music is the Prophet's art . Orchestra 41-2-3-43, Gold Key C433 Festival Chorus K1-235 String Quartet K3- 4Jg Friday Club 13-45: Art: Honorable Mention Style Review, 3rd Prize Exodus , 3rd Prize Diphtheria Poster Con- test: Notable: Class Musi- cian: Scholarship C153 January Honor Student No. 9. Harriet's ability is not lim- ited. She will do what she sets out to do-and do ii wellfwe're sure of that. ABRAM GOODMAN-Abe He knew what's what, Orchestra C1-2-3-43, Award 145. Abram is a good man. His many friends will testify to it in one phase, and his teachers in another. When both sides thus agree, it means some- thing. SARAH clILINSKY A comrade hlithe and full of glee, Who dares to laugh, out loud and free. Junior Chamber of Com- merce Q2-3-43. She enjoys life because her heart is full of interest in other people. She loves them, and so makes them love her. RUTH GOLDBERGER Who hath not proved how feebly words essay To fix one spark of Beauty's heavenly ray? Swimming C173 Tennis f2Jg Junior Chamber of Com- merce C1-2-3-4J: Scholar- ship Insignia C253 Jan- uary Honor Student No. 13 145. Ruth has a delicious smile so that you like her right away and when you get to know her, you find that she has brains and she can use them. Page Twenty-seven

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PAN ORAMA ANNUAL RHEITA DARROW-Peter Life is not Life at all with- out Darrow. Basketball, lnterclass C133 Dramatics Class Play: Exodus CB3: Literary Club C2-3-435 Essay, Mil- ton Bradley C13g Pan- orama Story, lst Prize 6433 Certificate of Per- fect Attendance 433. Pete Darrow is a living example of this quotation. She takes her work and play with equal happiness. A mem- ber of Lit for three years, balances the prize she was awarded for best story in the Pan. Pete will take life as it comes and find joy in all things. JOSEPH D'Es'rI-Joe The time is short enough at bestg I push right onward while l may. Football fl-233 Boys' Week Alderman, 5th Ward: Class Notable: Noisiest Boy. Joe is always doing the most surprising things, and bubbling over with such good nature that he has come to be knoyzn as the absolutely ir- resistible force of B. C. H. S. HELEN DOOLITTLE All young things Should live in the sung There joy sings To every one. Festival Chorus C2-333 Na- ture Study C13g Junior Chamber of Commerce Q2-3-43, Friday Club 1433 Honor Student C1-2-3-43: January Honor Student No. 183 Alternate Dele- gate to G. O. C43. Some said that Helen Doolittle did lots, And some said that Helen did little, But the long and the short Of this famous report, Is: We don't know a jot or a tlttle. L L...a ELIZABETH DEYYENPORT VVILBOR EDGECOMBE Exceedingly wise, fair- spoken and persuading. Junior Chamber of Com- merce C43g Scholarship Insignia C133 Honor Student No. 27. Elizabeth doesn't have to talk---she can write. If a story gets into the t'Pan you know it's 5:oodfthat's why she doesn't have to talk her way to fame. Page Twenty-six One thing is forever goody That one thing is successl' Dramatics C1-ass Plays: Why Education C33, 'tBilly's Tombstonesn C33, The Dear Departed 143, Beau Brummelln 4433 Hi-Y Club C2-3-435 Foot- ball C33g Swimming Q2- 33. Here is a faithful supporter necessary to the life of every school and the spirit of the student body. Wilbor has been an ardent participant in dramatics, an honor student. and a hard-working member of the sturdy-plugging scrubs on the football squad. He is going to California this sum- mer. . HELENE ELMORE Days come and go, It is not worth the while. Baseball fl-233 Swimming fl-2-333 Tennis C233 Fri- day Club C2-3-435 Junior Cglialrgiber of Commerce Helene considers it not worth her While to be glum: there's never a day that she hasn't a bright hello for her friends. Helene's a good swimmer, too. She's been on the swimming team for three years. But she takes in all the sportsfshe's been on the baseball and tennis teams for two years. Helene hasn't limited her school to just ac- quiring knowledge.

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figs P A N O R A M A A N N U A L .A-V-W -- ,-f-rv -f GEORGE Gi4RVEYiGdTU Cy, Curly I can dance till the cows come home. Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer MJ. George is a boy of magnetic personality consequently, he has a host of friends. His specialty is dancing. He's a marvel on a dance floor. We wonder that some insurance agent hasn't signed a contract insuring his prized legs. ALMA GALE-Al Awake! The dawn is on the hills! Tennis C1-Zh. You all have seen that cute little Chrysler roadster of the most delicious brown color? Well, you know who drives it anywayfAlma, of course. But Alma can do other things besides driving cute little cars. She can play tennis-if you don't believe me just look up above and see that she was on the tennis team for two years. One simply has to be able to play tennis well to be on the team. TERESA HALLAHAN The great end in life is not knowledge but action. Festival Chorus C1-2-3-473 Junior Chamber of Com- merce 443, Teresa has both, so much the better off is she. Having enthusiastically completed her course in January she has been enjoying her freedom and fill- ing it with hard work. We have missed you this term, Teresa, but we are glad to know that your aim is action. HAROLD HITLBERT llIAllION HAWVLEY LAWVRENCE HINSDALE Haste thee nymph and 1 bring with, thee . ,l La?-Ty To be, rather than to seem -lest and youthful Jollliy- to be- Basketball C1-233 Hockey YW me m some bfown Orchestra C1-2-35. Harold is agreeable and al- together likable. He is an industrious person who has managed to carry on an out- side job while always keeping up satisfactory grades in his studies. Page Twenty-eight fl-253 Dramatics Class Plays: Why Education 627, The Dear Departed 633, Beau Brurnrne1l M53 Debate: Civic Club fl-233 Contests: Weeks fl-23, Disinger C1-435 Literary Club K2-3-433 Notable: Most Popular Girl. Marion is the most vivacious girl we know. She has Pep and Personality plus-and oh. those eyes! study. Track 4355 Class Notable: Corridor Blocker. Here is a commercial stu- dent who, it seems, is always doing shorthand, arithmetic or some similar subject. Larry takes his work seriously and that assures us that he will get somewhere. The business World has plenty of room for real men.