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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1935 volume:

- 1 Ii, , 1 0 x .3 . ,. M M I xiii? Q . s MES 2,1523 IM? V 331492 1 QISEST1 - 5235 1 ff 0 TJ. !!e' CQ ,.d'CV6'C i Mc. CMAUZLII44 gfgnafl FOR WHOM BOTH THE STIIDENTS AND FACIILTY OF B. C. H. S. HAVE HAD AN EVER INCREASING REGARD AND DEVOTION IN YEARS PAST AND WHO WILL ALWAYS BI? RIEMEMBERIZD WITH PRIDE IN YEARS TO COME AS TWO MOST HIGHLY IESTIEEMIED FACULTY MEMBERS OF B. C. H. S,, WE DFDICATE THIS PANORAMA ANNUAL OF 1935 Mrs. Carver, who has been dean of the Sophomores for more than Hfteen years, is retiring from active Service. Mr. Bush, who has been dean Of Upper Class boys for Eve years, has accepted the principalship of the Lansdowne High School in Philadelphia. ' 4 , 4 'Ji ', ig W 4 A cr' 1: W A' 'Q' f E .kiwi BINGHAMTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL The Panorama Annual Volume XLH Binghamton Central High School Binqhamion, N. Y. ik Edited by the Panorama Board DANIEL J. KELLY, Snperifzfemfezzzf and u'Ii1n L11 j Mcglixxu-xx, P7'fllr'ffl.1 H. EARL WEAVER, Vice-Prim-jpg! MRS. BELLE CARVIQR Auczla MURPHY Dean of Snphomorar A,r.fi.rff111l Delux of Sophozzfmur + 3 XVILLIAM BUSH LYRA WAT1sRHoUs1a Deaf: of Upper Clan' Boys' Dean of Upper Clam G'irl.r PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 mon 101 I , B. C. H. S. FACULTY PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Central High School Faculty LEE J. MCEWAN, Principal H. EARLE WEAVER, Asst. Principal WILLIAM M. BUSH, Dean of Upper Class Boys MISS LYRA WATERHOUSE, Dean of Upper Class Girls MISS ALICE E. MURPHY, Asst. Dean of Sophoinores MRS. BELLE F. CARVER,yDean of Sophomores HARRIET E. JONES, Secretary ENGLISH Florence E. Carpenter ..... ...,,.................. ...... S y racuse University Avis Balcom ,..,.,,,,r,,..,,,. ,,,.,.,,,..Y, ,,,... S y racuse University Katherine Gibbs ....,.... .............. .......... S y racuse University Josephine Donley ,,,,,,, ..,,, N ew York College for Teachers Evadne Farrar ,,,.,,,,,, .......,,.................,,..,,,, C ornell University Constance Gantley ..... ,....,,...,......,..........,.... C ollege of St. Rose Elsie Hillis ............... ..... N ew York State College for Teachers Ethel M. Houck ............. ......,,. N ew York College for Teachers james P. Kavanagh ....... .......,.........................., I thaca College Corinne Lemon .......... .,.....,...................... V assar College Raymond Merchant ...,.., .,,,, C olgate University Mary Patton ....,.,...,.,,,., ..,,, C ornell University Mary Ellen Riley ........ ,..,..,,...,..,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. M arywood College Carl L. Titus .,........ ..............,,.........,..,..,,,,.,,,,,. S yracuse University Eunice Titus ...,.......,,.v. ,,,,, ,,.,,,,,, S yracuse University, Columbia University Mrs. Alice Vergason Mrs. Blanche Beers .. Irma Burdick .,...,,v.., Grace Fox ....... MATHEMATICS Mt. Holyoke College Mt. Holyoke College Lawrence University New York State College for Teachers Harry Heagy ............... ...,,.,,,..,,,......,.....,...... Edna Huxley .,c...,...... Mrs. Lida T. Knight Marion McKinney .,,,,..,r Fresno State College Buffalo Normal Syracuse University Marywood College Hamilton College Jerome Shaver ............ .....,....,..,, , .,..... ,,,,, , F. H. Williams .......... HISTORY Mrs. Minnie Balcom ,,,., ......,,,..,...,,,,,,,, ,Y,l, Phebe English ............ Mary Gillespie ........ William Hogan ..,..r... Elizabeth McCauley .. Bertha Munsell .......,, Yale University Syracuse University.. Wells College Seton Hall College .. ....., University of Notre Dame Gertrude O'Connor ,,,, College of St. Rose Syracuse University Marywood College Marion Rostiser ............. ,.,l,,,,,,,, S yrziciise University K. Elizabeth Sllilflflllll ,.,,,,, ,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S yracuse University D01'Othy Tobias ...........,..... .............,,.............. P ennsylvania State College G- A. Youngstrom ...............,,,. .......... ....... A u rora College, Northwestern University MFS. Y'0UIlgSl1'0IT1 ,,,,. ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,i,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,--,,,,---, A urgfa College SCIENCE N- V- Taylor ---- -----.---.------.......t.. ....... ........................,. C 0 1 'nell University E- R- Dooley --------.--- ...............................,........... L afayette College KafhfYH Hylafld ------- ..... N CW York State College for Teachers D01'l3ld P- Roehm ------ ............................................ U nion College Warren THYIOI' -----.---... ...., W ooster College, Cornell University Caroline WHdSWlPffh ---.-- ...............,.................. O neonta State Normal MIS- Rose Wilcox -----.- ..... N ew York State College for Teachers -fpaou 11 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Kathryn O. Luncly ,,,. Alice Coleman ...............,.. Mrs. Georgia McCall Josephine Rosenberg Francis Seely ......,...,.. Nellie B. Rogers ....... Mrs. Esther Bourclon Vlfinifred Earl ........,,. Louise W. Gates .,,,.. Maria Marini ..,,..,,,. Anna Meyer .,,.,,,,, Loretta Murphy ,,..,. Katharine Miller .,....,.,. Mrs. Elsie Coffman .,.,i, Drusilla Comstock ,,.. Mrs. Anna C. Howell Charles Ellis ,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,, Agnes Guilfoyle ...,,, Mabel June ,.,,...,,,, Bessie Katz ........ Alice Lowry ....... Frances Mazar ...... Mary Miller .......... Helen Murphy ...., john Russell ......,..... Michael Segrue .,,,,,,..., Genevieve Shattuck ,. H. Eugene Speece ...... Ruth Chaffee ...,....... Carlton Dwight ..,.... LeMoyne Orvis ..,. Harold Hess ,,.,.. Edgar Hyatt ............. Herbert Nichols ...,.. John Lillie ..,.........,.... Willialn A. Smith ..,., Ray L. Hartley ..,. . J. Leo Lynch .,,., Grace Holcomb .....,. Sara Burns ......... Dorothy Dyer ,,,,,, Loyal Greenman .....,......... Mrs. Gladys Ortlway Richard L. Schuster ,..,.. LATIN Brown University Wlheaton College Oneonta State Normal Cornell University St. Lawrence University FOREIGN LANGUAGES Wfestern Reserve University ...,,,,.,,..,,,, Cornell University Smith College Wilscmn College University of Padua, Italy Syracuse University Elmira College COMMERCIAL Brockport State Normal Bloomsburg State Normal Plattsburg State Normal Oswego State Normal Syracuse University New York State College for Teachers Plattsburg State Normal New York State College for Teachers Bowling Green Business School Elmira College University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Rochester Business Institute INDUSTRIAL Columbia University Cornell University Buffalo State Teachers College Oswego State Normal, Rochester Mechanics Institute Pratt Institute Oswego State Normal Oswego State Normal Oswego State Normal University of Pittsburgh MUSIC New England Conservatory of Music Ithaca College ART New York School of Fine and Applied Art LIBRARY . Mt. Saint Vincent, Columbia University Russell Sage College HEALTH EDUCATION Syracuse University Savage School of Physical Education Pennsylvania State College Hazel Wilblll' ............ .,.......,,,,....,,.....,,.......,,,...,.,,..,,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,, S argent School HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Main Olhce .............,,.................,.e,....,,,...,,............,,....,,,,........ Doris Dunn, Kathryn Reilly Keating Commercial Dept .,,,..,,,.. Genevieve Driscoll, Helen Johnson, Dorothy Turner, Elizabeth Lambert Bank ,..,....,,,.,,......,,....,, julie Ahern, Rose Birney, Anna Davison, Bernice Stewart, Marian Scales Afternoon Deans Office .......,...,......,,........................................,,,,,.,,...,...,..............,,..,...,- Naomi Yager Morning Deans Office ..... ,... M argaret Linehan moi? 121g PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- 1955 .l-l- ....ii.-- .lil ..1i.l.1- fPAGIi 15 304-Lillian Owen Wallace Brown PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 1 General Organization Officers Fall Term, 1934 MORNING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Prefzdezzf ........... .........,.,,..,, Vire-Prefideflf ..... Sefrelary ......... 105 106 107 109 115 117 118 119 201 Gordon Boyceg Michael Andreco Marjorie Lally Mary Lennon Kathleen Booth Richard Sweet Gerald Baker Camilla Carter WilfI'ed Gambleg Betty Eisenhart Helen MCTighe HOME ROOM DELEGATES 202 203 204 205 206 207 -Eleanor Prior -Volkmar Wentzel --Robert Ahearn -Russell Deyog Charles Bowen -Leon Briggs -Mary Emmons 2 17-Cliffo rd Frid 219 -Albert Hawkins 219A-Helen Onufrak 220-Mary Van Atta 221-Louis Joseph - AFTERNOON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Prefidefzt ...,..,.. Vire-Prarirlezzl .,.,,, Serreta1'y ...,,e.,. 105-Andrew Bal laglia 109 115 118 201 202 204- 205- -Charles Hoag -Walter' Zedlow -Louise Dunham -Ellis Bailey -Marion Gage 205- HOME ROOM DELEGATES 207 209 -George Conklin -John Mikalko 217-Mary O'Connor 219-Virginia Dewey 221-Frances Grubben 222- Helen Learey Thomas Conlon Lawrence Donnelly PAGE 141- Mary Levonik 5115-Willianl Holovacko 307- William Lane 222 EDWIN VERGASON JAM ES BRITTON CHARLES BOWEN -jane Wilccmx 504-Easter Konick 305-jack Lyon 306-Barbara Mothtt 507-Lois Norton 312-Rex Purdy 514 715 518 -Dorothy Rowitz -Mary Sebesta -Robert Sullivan 319-June Tingley 320-Robert Treyz RICHARD WATSON THOMAS CONLON ARDIELL ELLIS 312-Adeline Zemenek - 313-Earle Marsh 314-Alice Mae Phillips 315 --Robert Tate 317-Melvin Shapiro 518-Anita Smith 319-Isabelle Webber' 319A-Wesley Wtmod 320-Eleanor Shoemaker 226-Richard Keough PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Spring Term, 1935 MORNING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL PI'6.l'ILJ677l' ........ .........................-----.--.f ,---ff--------------- Vice-Pwaficlerll ...,. Secrelary .,....... 105-Clayton Allen g George Barr 106-Marjorie Cresson 107- 109- 115- 118- 119- 201- 202- 203- Tom Mangan Harold Ruth jane Harding Edward Schermerhorn Eleanor Priorg Charles Kattell Arline Boll Robert Rettew Christine Legge HOME ROOM DELEGATES 204-Norma Foley 205-Walter Launtg David Lake 206-Helen Bond 2437-Wilma Dunn 209-Donald Allen 217-John DeScipio 219-Robert Sullivan 219A-Josephine Tierno 220-jane Wilcox 221-George Dranichak 222-Dorothy Rowitz -Donald McManus 305- 304 james Lake - AFTERNOON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Prefldefzt ..... ...................................--.-,----.--,----VVYV---- Secrelary ....,, 105 107 Willi:IIII Burnsg Evelyn Brown -Leo Farr 109--Halford Guiler 115-Mavis Carkhuff 118-Harry Prew 201-john Christian 202-Marion Gage 203-Lawrence Donnelly 204 --Ed wa rd J. Lee HOME ROOM DELEGATES 205 207 209 217 219 220 221 222 304 305 -Doris Foleyg Harold Casey -Abraham Freije -Betty Mittendorf -Althea Ellis -Helen Perkins -Frances Moody -Anthony Grasso -Floyd Ross -james Spencer -Hyman Krill RICHARD ALLEN GEORGE MCINTYRE 306- 307- 312- 313- 314- 315- 317- 4 318- 319- JANE MIZAGHER Pauline Damiano Ethel Tombs Clara Stamm Ralph Moses Francis Munson Catherine Handy Betty English Stuart Lawson Searle Wriglmt 319A-joseph Wawrek 320-Evelyn Lupton 526-Albert Hathaway 305A JOSEPH LAFORTE DOROTHY BAKER -William Yates 306-Michael Kalish 307-Genevieve Teague 312-Regina Machata 313-Agnes Murphy 315-Andrew Mogish 317-Francis Short 318-Carl Raymore 319-Arnold Trayhorn 319A-'Melvin Shapiro 320-Richard Wfoodford -EPAGE 15 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 li SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY PANoRAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Honor Society 54134 CHARTER MEMBERS Praddeuf .... , .... RIWSELL PHELP5 Smvaaqi ,,....... o.... HELEN CHBBONS GWMWM Ojkw' .... ,.,,. .... SANTIPORUNO Fin-nity Adrirer .... Mu. jiaiioixiu SHAVIQR SENIOR A's Crandall, Martha Allen, Richard Iiisenlmult, Betty Biinford, Richiiril Gibbons, Helen Bogert, Ivan Harding, Doris Forbes, Frank Mclntyre, june Knuphle, Lawrance Meagher, jane Lt-vc-ne, Louis Pomeroy, Rita Phelps, Russell O'Ncill, Rose Annu Porcino, Santi Quiltcr, Eliziihctli Tucker, Iitlward Smith, Dorothy Wiitscin, Carlton Van Atta, Mary XVilniot, Norinzm SENIOR B's Harding, june Wfilcox, jane Moscff, Nellie Ahcarn, Robert McIntyre, George fimoia 1 7 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 -K PAQL 1813 PANORAMA BOARD PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Panorama Board EDITOR ffzvle Spelv FACULTY ADVISER Milf Florezzfe E. C6lI'f76lIl!3I' AssOcgIATIa EDITOR Wilford Lfzkizz LITERARY EDITOR Ellzumzl C, St'l7l3l'71lCI'l?70I'1I Assistants Helen Bowl Lolfife Dailies' Dfzzflcl A'I0ly11ea1fx Nlsws EDITOR Aifzriulz Blzlblililtl' Assistants Kfzllvryli Kelper Alfzry Bey BOYS' SPORTS Tow Mmzgazz Assistant George Melfztyre GIRl.S' SPORTS feme Meagher Assistant Helelz A'IrTiglve ART EDITOR Mlzrlha Pl!lllJ'0l7 Assistant Harriet Bell ALUMNI Mtzljurle Kelly Assistant Helen Lockwood EXCHANGE Domflvy Swlllr Assistant Mary Derlzziqlf AROUND THE PAN TABLE Neal Vergaxofz Assistant jack Robem' STUDENTS ABOUT SCHOOL Reber! Alvearzz Rnffell Deyo BUSINESS MANAGIER Clnzrlef Dibble Assistants Rex Tiluf 1,4116 Heroy ADVISER Muir, Effie Cliffvlllzlll AUDITORIUM EDITORS Helefz Gibhofzf Doris Hd1'dl7Ig Annual Business Assistants Lemy Bailey Lewz Briggi' Elmer Cmzzfley Helelz Ilwfglvfy Belly Iizzgliflv RllJ'Ji6ll Grimm Ploelpf Guild folw Huber Orville !0l16.l' Neal Korlzlzlife Clvritline Legge Letter Lenz Robert lMt'lMcIIIll,f A7111 Pd1'.YOIZ,l' Rim P07llL'7'0.j' Elizabeth Qlllllifl' Floyd Roper Rlelmrd Sweet james U7ilfJle -EPAGE 19 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 19 N mmi 201-! PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 .iL - ,.1. -- .... -T- anuary Class Officers Prefidezll .,.,...,,. Vive-Prefridenf .,... Sefremry .,... ....,,...., T1'6dLf7H'6I' QGirl Q ..,.,,. Treamrer QBOyj .,..Y,......., Sergemzl-al-Amzf fGirlj Sergeafzf-af-Arfzzf fB0yj 1935 - EIWUIN VISRGASIDN NIEII. MCQLIEAN A JOHN SPEH GEORGIA GOBIER STUART LAWSON JANIQ LARRABIQIQ VUILLIAM HOYSIKAIJT une Class Officers Prefidefzl ,....,..... Vife-Pmridezzf .,s.. Sefrefary ..s..,...,....,,, TI'6L1J'lll'61' QGirlj ,.,,,,. Trea.r1n'er' fB0yj ....,,,.,.,,.. Sergeazzt-at-Arfzzf fGirlj Sergeanl-at-Arfzzf QBoyj 1935 CLAYTON ALLIQN ELEANOR PRIOR M.ARjORIIE CRESSON BARBARA MOFIf1TT CHARLIss DIBBLE MARION SULLIVAN TOM MANCEAN WUJAGIQ 21 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGE 22 JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 DIUNIZ CLASS OFFICERS - fvfxczr 2 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1935 PAGE 241mg PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 .l-1-1 -1.111 .li-1 11111- Tloe Honor Smdefztr are dI'I'dIIg6'6l in Alphabefiml Order and 1101 affording I0 llveir .rfizfzdiflgr Honor Students anuary, 1935 Robert Austin Frances Barber Marion Blukeslee Lillian Bogdusurinn Helen Bond Gordon Boyce Dorothy Cooper Louise Davis lirnest Decker Helen Doughty Wriiidgl Fuhrenz Hubnrzr jewett Kendall Jones Marjorie Kelly Wilftii-tl Lakin june Lrrrrnbee Mary Malrluckiis james May Beatrice Meier Charles Moses Seymour Spelmnn Carolyn Suyrlgun lirlwin V6I'g2lSllIl Donald Wliitltmck - Honor Students une, 1935 Antul, Louise Barr, George Berman, Frances Bogert, Ivan Carter, Camilla DeSCipio, Anthony liisenhurt, Betty Fancher, Hazel Haruk, john Heroy, june Kennedy, Agatha Knzrphle, Luwrenre Kriska, Helen Levene, Louis Machata, Francis Meagher, jane O'Brien, Eva O'Neill, Rose Anne Owen, Alice Persley, Margaret Phelps, Russell Pomeroy, Rita Porcino, Santi Prior, Eleanor Prusik, Helen Quilter, lllizabeth Schott, Ruth Semrinek, Irene Smith, Dorothy Vesy, jane Wfilmot, Norman Vlfoodworth, Doris Yuvroumis, Elizabeth Zrlunevich, Susan ffmon 25 1- P1KPJCDR A NIA. 1KPJPJLIA.L for 19 35 PAGE 261 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Class of Januar , 1935 JOHN J. ALEBA John's Jovial Athlete. Football, Varsity 13, 43: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43: Intramural Baseball 12. 3. 43, HARRIET ABRAMS Alfie Helps Amiablyf' Festival Chorus 12. 2, 43: Opmtta 19, 43: Pied Piper of Hamelin 133: Fire Prince' 1431 DONALD J. AHL DOH Diligent, Jocular. Attractive. Home Room Treasurer 123: Vice President 133, After School: Rounard's College. JAY W. AXTELL .loyous, Willing, Animated. Football 123. After School: Business. MICHAIEL ANDREc:O Shadow Modest Apollo. Football 12, 3, 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Base- ball 12. 3, 43: Tennis 12, 33: French Club 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 143 : Class Notable- Hardest Plugger. . ,, JAMES C. ALDRICH ffm Jolly, Charming, Ambitious. Football 123: Baseball 123: A Cappella Choir 13. 43: Treasurer 143: Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43 : Opera. Pied Piper of Hamelin 133: Lead in Fire Prince 143: Christmas Play 123: Uncle Tom's Cabin 143: Home Room President 12, 43: G. O. delegate 13. 43: Silver Plaque 143. After School: University of Michigan. ROBERT A. AUSTIN Bob Really Awfully Ambitious. Football 12, 33: Basketball 143: Uncle Tom's Cabin 143: Home Room President 133: Gold Key 143. After school: Collette. O. JAMES BRITTON Bud Only Just Beginning. Football 123: Baseball 143: Tennis 123: Band 12. 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 123: Uncle Tom's Cabin : Vice President of C. O, 1431 Class Notable- Best-Natured Boy. After School: College, BETTY BARTIS Curly Bubhling Beauty. Basketball 12, 3, 43 : Baseball 12. 3, 43 : Hockey 12, 3, 43: Tennis 12, 33: Girl Reserves 12, 33: Class Notable--Best-Natured Girl I4 3. KATHRYN BRIGHAM Kay Knows Baseball. Festival Chorus 143: Fire Prince 133. After School: Colleire. CHARLES E. BARROWS Chine Carefree Excellent Boy. Basketball 123: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. LILLIAN M. BOOTH Lil Lively, Merry Body. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. CARLOTTA L. BUNZEY Can Laugh Bewitchinglyf' Dom Econ 133. MADOE E. BUNTS Makes Everybody Buoyantf' After School: Business. G'i11ger MARIAN W. BLAKliSLlili Marian Works Blithelyf' Panorama 123: Sophomore Representative 123: Assistant Lilerary Editor 133: Literary Editor 143: News Editor 143: Tennis 133: Sophomore Journal 123: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Literary Club 13, 43: President 143: Corresponding Secretary 143: Vice- President 133: Girl Reserves 12, 3, 43: French Club 143: G. O. Delegate 13. 43: Scholarship Insignia 12, 3, 43: Gold Key 1214 years3, After School: Vassar College. ELIZABETH S. BASMAJIAN Belly Ever So Busy. After School: Oneonta Normal. ELIZABETH J. BARVINCHAK Berry Enjoys Jolly Basketball. After School: College. HELEN L. BOND Bofzdie Helen Likes Books. Panorama, Art Editor 133: Assistant Literary 143: Tennis 133: Festival Chorus 123: Literary Club 13, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 431 P. M. G. O. Secretary 123: Class Notable: Class Artist: Scholar- ship Insignia 12. 3. 43: Gold Key 1235 years3. JEAN J. BUCKLEY Joking, Jolly Belle. 'Literary 13, -13 : Girl Reserves 13, 43 : French 143: Class Notable: Noisfest Girl: Sophomore Journal 1' 3. After School: College. WILMA M. BARLOW' Wilma's Modestly Bright. Festival Chorus 12 3. After School: Hospilal Traininef. KATHLEEN J. BOOTH Kind, Industrious, Bashfulf' Literary Club 13, 43: G. O. Alternate 13. 43. Kay GORDON F. BOYCE Football's Glorified Brave. Varsity Football 12, 3. 43: Letter 13, 43: Intra- mural Basketball 1Z, 43: Baseball 123: Varsity Track 13, 43: Letter 13, 43: Varsity Golf 12, 33: Volley Ball 123: Penn Relay Team 143: G. O. Del- tgate 12, 3, 43: Class Day officer 143: Class Not- able-Most Popular Boy. After School: College. Comfy FRANCIS E. BURTIS B11rfy Excellent Fearless Buddy. Home Room President 143. After School: Business. HARRY L. BROWNE Baile Helpful, Likeable Booster. After School: Business. LILLIAN M. BOGDASARIAN Lil Loves Merry Banter. A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Pied Piper of Hamelin 123: Fire Prince 133: Literary Club 13, 43: Gold Key 143. After school: Secretarial Work. -fPAOE 27 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr19N PAGE 281 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 JOSEPH J, BALOK Joe Jolly, Joyous Bearing. Intramural Football 12. 41: Junior Varsity 131: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Intramural Base- ball 141. After School: Business. CHARLES W. BACHOVCHIN Chiba Carefree, Well-meaning, Bountiful. Football-Intramural 121: Junior Varsity 131: Basketball, Junior Varsity 12, 31: Baseball, Intra- mural 12, 31. After school: Business. HOWARD BEACH Happy Boy. Football 13, 41. After School: Business. Be.zcl9eJ' Boy' HFIZIIZH FRANCES V. BARBER Frequently Very Busy. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hame- Iin 131: Fire Prince 141: Literary Club 13, 41: Secretary 141: Gold Key 141. After School: College. DOROTHY COOPER Dat Dot's Clever. Basketball 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Lit- erary 13, 41. After School: Cornell. GLENN S. COMFORT Hcllllllfllgfhllll 'l Gracious, Sincere Character. Track 13, 41: A Cappella Choir 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Penn Relay 141. DORIS M. CARHART Daria Delightful, Modest Comrade. Girl Reserves 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hamelin 131. SUSAN CERMAIQ Sue Sincere Comrade. EARL L. CHUBBDCIQ, JR. Chubby Earnest, Liberal Chap. Band 13, 41: Orchestra 131. After School: College. RICHARD H. CAMPBELL Dirk Really Happy Crooner. After School: Business. JOE LEON CONCDON, JR. Job Likes Cartooning. Festival Chorus 131: Glec Club 131. CHARLES GORDON CRAIC Cheery, Genial Commentator. After School: College. SYLVIA C. COHEN Sift So Cleverly Charming. t4Tennis 12, 41: Wireless Club 121: Dramatic Club 1. After School: Business. KEITH A. COLE Cleat Keen, Alive, Clever. After School: Business. GORDON E. COLYER Dalia G-enial, Entertaining Citizen. Wrestling 13, 41: Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12. 3, 41: Class Notable-Member of Ideal Couple. LUCILLE DECKER Loz1kie Lovely Damself' Home Room Secretary 131. YIZTTA DRATZER Youthful Damsel. Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. LOUISE B. DAVIS Buddy Life's Beauteous Daughter. Panorama, Sophomore Representative, Assistant Literary 13, 41 : Basketball 13, 41 : Hockey 12, 3, 41 : Letter 12, 3, 41: Varsity 141: Tennis 13, 41: Let- ter 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary 13, 41: Girl Reserves, Viee-President 131: Treasurer 141: French Club 141: Home Room President 1212 G. 0. Delegate 131: Class Notable-Best Girl Athlete: Scholarship-insignia 12, 31: Girls' Sports' Editor, Sophomore Journal 121. After School: Syracuse University. CATHERINE E. DECNAN Can Enjoy Duty. Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. DANIIEL S. DICKINSON Dim Diligent, Strong, Dauntless. Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Base- ball 12, 3, 41: Wrestlim: 121: Orchestra 121: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Home Room President 121. After School: College. MINERVA R. DAVIS Mizz Mirrors Real Dignity. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Literary Club 131: Girl Reserves 131: French Club 141: Gold Key 141. After School: College. ELEANOR M. DAVISON Ever Minds Duty. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Letter 12, 41: Varsity 141: Baseball 121: Letter 121: Hockey 12, 31: Letter 121: Tennis 141: Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Dele- gate 121. After School: Business. MARGLIERITE J. DIETERLE Modest, Joeular Damsel. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Pied Piper 131: The Fire Prince 141. After School: Business. HAROLD EDMUND DEXXIITT Hal Handles Everything Discreetlyf' After School: College. EDWIN F. DOYLE Ed Earnest, Fun-loving Doyle. Home Room President 121: G. O. Delegate 131. -EPAGE 29 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 mon Boj M CARL R. GITLITZ PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 E. FRED DECKER HBIILJH Eminent, Friendly, Dominant. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Fire Prince 141. After School: Business. DONALD R. DUMOND Bill Do Right Don. ERNEST L. DECKER Ernie Everyone Likes Decker. Football manager 133: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 131: Scholarship 12, 31. RUTH E. DENISON Rudy Retiring, Elusive, Delightful. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Class Notable-Most bashful girl. JANE E. DEYO Jolly, Efficient, Dear. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hame- lin 131: Fire Prince 141. After School: Business. HELEN E. DOUGI-ITY Her Engaging Drawl. Hockey 131: Tennis 13. 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13. 41: Girl Reserves' Treas- urer 133: French Club 141: Class Notable: Most Original. After School: Cornell University. BIEATRICE F. DUVALL Bea Busy, Friendly Damsel. Basketball 121: Varsity 13, 43: Hockey 123: Var- sity 13. 43: Tennis 123: Varsity 133: Festival Chorus 121: Pied Piper of Hamelin' 131: Major Award Athletics 141. ALLEN j. IDOOLITTLIA' Do0Iilfle Allen's Just Diligentf' FRANCES E. ERBY lfm1zkie Far Excels Everyone. 'Fennis 131: Festival Choruf: 12, 33. RUTH E. EMERSON Real, Eager, Enthusiast. Festival Chorus 121. After School: Hospital Training. RICHARD VU. ELLSXWORTH Dirk Really Worth Everything. Hi-Y 12. 31: G. O. Vice-President 121. After School: Business. LoIs E. l:lNKLli Ld Lively, Excellent Find. Girl Reserves 141. Aftr School: Business. LEONA P. FINKLE La Loves Pleasant Fun. Girl Reserves 143. After School: Business. NIARIAN L. FIELD Marian's Likeable, Friendly. Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. LENA E. FREED Likeable, Energetic Friend. Lee After School: Lowell's School of Business. FRANK G. FERENCZI Frfvz,1e Friendly, Generous Fellow. JOSEPH H. FIZRIENCZI joe Joyous, Hearty Fellow. Football 131. WANDA M. FAHRENZ Wanda's Much Fun. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12. 3, 41: Tennis 12, 3, 43: Band 13, 43: Orchestra 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Literary Club 13. 43: G. O. Delegate 131: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Valedictorian 141. After School: College. SARA S. GILINSKY Sweet, Sincere Girl. Basketball 121: Tennis 12, 41: Class Notable: Class Giggler. After School: Business. WILFRED GAMBLE Winning Gentleman. sm Dramatics 12, 41: Panorama 121: A Cappella Choir 12. 33: Festival Chorus 11, 21: G. O. Delegate 11, 2, 31: Class Notable: Most likely to succeed. Gicfcfy Congenial, Responsible Gem. Junior Varsity Football 121: Basketball 121: In- tramural 131: Tennis 12. 33: Public Speaking Con- tests: Weeks K: Lyons, Second Place 13. 41: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: College. ALBIQRTA GUTI-IEIL Barra Attractive Girl. Festival Chorus 12, 33: Pied Piper of Hamelin 131. After School: Business. JOSEPH F. GORMAN Jolly, Friendly Graduate. Baseball 1219 Ride 13, 43: Class Notable: Most bashful boy. After School: Business. ffloev SYDNEY A. GOSMAN Strong, Ambitious, Genius. GEORGIA L. GOBIER Gm'geonf Gives Life Grace. Basketball 13, 41: Hockey 12. 3, 43: Tennis 1411 Festival Chorus 12, 3. 43: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 141: Class Treasurer 141. After School: Normal School. HKPAGE 31 P1KPJCDl lKh4lK 1KPJPJll1KI. for 19 35 PAGE 3214- k PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 PEARL GOLDSTEIN Pretty Girl. After School: Business. MARJORIE C. GRANT 11l.zrj Much Cheery Gossip. Basketball Letter '121: Baseball Letter 1312 Hockey, Letter 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Fire Prince 141: Library Club 121. After School: Business. GERALD B. GIBBS ferry Gallant, Benevolent Giver. A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Band 11, 2, 31: Or- chestra 11, 2, 31: Festival Chorus 11, 2, 31: Fire Prince Chorus 131. After School-Business. RUTH GEORGE Really Grand. Scholarship 141. SHIRLEY BENN GARVIN Ben Busy, Sincere, Generous. G. O. Delegate 121. AfLer School: College. LLOYD R. GITCQHELL Rell Lithe, Ready, Gladsomef' Track 111: Festfval Chorus 111: Home Rocm President 111. After School: College. ANDREW' HARRIS Andy Always Happy. Football 13, 41: Basketball, Junior Varsity 131: Varsity 141: Basketball, Varsily Letterman 121: Interelass 131. BARBARA A. HORTON Bobbie Bewitching and Happy. Basketball 121: Junior C. of C. 131. After School: Business. TI-IELMA JAYNIE HORTON Pb 31 The Jesting Humoristf' D Basketball 121: Hockey 121. ' After School: College. MARJORY D. HOLLISTER 11If1rge Merry, Discovers Happiness. Basketball 13, 41: Hockey 131: Festival Chorus 121: G?rl Reserves 13, 41: Chintz Cottage 141. After School: Business. MILTON H. HOUPIS f'Hfll'l'6.l Mature, Helpful, Happy. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12. 31: Orchestra 1721: Aviation .Club 12. 31: Home Room President 131: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Business. MARY j. HICQKEY Mary's Jolly Hopeful. Baskeiball 121: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12, 41: Journalism Club 121: Literary Club 13, 41: French Club 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 121. LORNA L. HULL Likes Lively Hockey. Basketball 121: Hockey, Letter 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Pied Piper of Hamelin 1315 Fire Prince 141: Library Club 121. After School: Business. MARION S. HENDERSON Sadr Marion Smiles Happily. Basketball 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hamelin' 131: Fire Prince 141: Class Notable: Prettiest Girl. After School: Business. BARBARA L. HENNIESSIEY Baby Busy, Lithe, Honest. Festival Chorus 12, 31: French Club 131: Girl Reserves 131. After School: College. VIVIAN G. HULLMAN Viv Vivacious. Gay-Hearted. Basketball 121: Hockey 131: Tennis 121. After School: College. SIBCFRIED W. HIEIERMAN H5Ilft'k.l'U Striking, Willing Helper. Intramural Basketball 12, 31: Varsity Baseball 12, 31: Orches'ra 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Fire Prince 141. After School: Business. BERNARD J. HANITCHAR Bernie Brings Joyous Harmony. Band 131: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Home Room Officer 12. 31: G. O. Dele- gate 12, 31: Class Noiable: Musician. After School: College for Music. LOUIS G. HERMAN Lacie Lively, Gallant, Human. Football 121: Tennis 141: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Home Room President 121: G. O. Alternale 131: Class Notable: Blutfer. After School: College. XVILLIAM H. HOYSRADT Bill W'illing, Happy, Hero. Varsity Football 12, 3, 41: Intramural Basket- ball 13, 41: In.ramural Baseball 12, 31: G. O. Delegate 12, 31: Member Awards Committee: Class Oflicer: Sergeant-at-Arms: Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. Afber School: College. PETER HERMAN Pele Pleasant, Happy. Junior Varsity Basketball 13, 41: Inter-Class Basketball 12, 41: Varsity Baseball 131. After School: College. MINER N. HILL Shorty Merry, Nimble Herald. Home Room President 131: C1855 Noiabler The Quictest Boy. BECKY B. INGRAHAM Best Basketball Ingenue. - Basketball 131: Tennis 121: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: College. HELEN I. JOHNSON Hplllltfhm ulleliographer in Japan! Basketball 121: Hockey 1211 TOWNS 12. 31: Literary Club 131: Home Room Secretary 42- 3. 41- After School: Business. lfENDALL RALPH JONES Ken Kindly, Ready, Jovial. Home Room Officer 121: G. O. elegate 131. After School: Delhi Agricultural School. -f PAGE 33 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1935 fd N s, PAGE 341 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 - BARBARA A. JEWETT Bol1bee Benevolent and Just. Scholarship Insignia 125: Gold Key 145. STEPHANIE W. JACKSEVICH jr1rkIie She Works Jubilantlyf' Basketball 12, 3, 45: Letter 125: Baseball 12, 35: Hockey 12, 35: Orchestra 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12 3 45 After School: College. VINCENT W. JASIELONIS ferr Victorious, Winning, Joyous. Football Junior Varsity 135: lnterclass Basket- ball 125: Baseball 125. After School: Business. IRENE M. KANN.A Rene Is Most Kind. Basketball 12, 3, 45: Baseball 12, 35. After School: Hospital Training. MARY C. KONECNY Cozmie', --Mighty cure md.-' JOSEPH KRNO Jesting Kindly. Baseball 13 5. ESTHER J. KESAUER Esther Joshes Kind'y. Basketball 125: Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 125: Latin 125. After School: College. VICTOR R. KOLPAKAS Vir ' Very Refreshing Knowledge. Intramural Football 125: Intramural Basketball 12, 35: Junior Varsity Basketball 145: Varsity Tennis 145: Boys' Glee Club 125: Pied Piper of Hamelin 135: Festival Chorus 145. ROBERT A. KLEITZ Bob Really Ambitious Kid. Varsity Football 13, 45: Intern-lass Baseball 13, 453 Award 12, 3, 45. DUANE B. KENT Daring, Busy, Kingly. Band 12, 3, 45. ALBERT K. KLEIN Al Agile, Kindly Knight. After School: Business. JANE E. LARRABEE Jesting. Efficient Leader. Basketball 125: A Cappella Choir 13, 45: Fes- tival Chorus 125: Pied Piper 135: The Fire Prince Lead 145: Dramatics Club 12, 35: Secre- tary 125: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Secretary 1352 President 145: Literary Club 13, 45: Secretary of French Club 145: German Club 145: Class Officer: Sergeant-at-Arms: Class Notable: Most Popular Girl: Scholarship Insignia 12, 35: Sophomore Jour- nal 125: Gold Key 145. After School: College. MARTHA B. LEBOUS Most Benevolent Lady. Festival Chorus 125: Pied Piper of Hamelin 135: Fire Prince 145. After School: Business. MARY LENNON Most Lively. Basketball 12, 35: Hockey 12, 35: Tennis 1252 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Literary Club 13, 45: G. 0. Delegate 145: Class Notable: Best Girl Dancer. WILFORD P. LAKIN Willy' Willing, Persistent Lad. Panorama 145: Football 12, 3, 45: Track 13, 45: Wrestling 12, 3, 45: Rifle 145: German Club Presi- dent 145: Scholarship Insignia 12, 3, 45: Class Notable: Most Brilliant. ROGER R. KRAGIZR Rage Real, Worthy. Keen. ANNE M. KRIIPITZA Amiable, Merry, Kind. After School: Business. WILLIAM D. KEEEE Bill Worthwhile, Droll, Kind. Basketball, Junior Varsity 135: Varsity 1352 Interclass 145. WILLIAM ll. KEELER Bill Willing, Jolly, Knightlyf' After School :Syracuse University. ESTHER I WINE Ever Lox able. rrEkfJ.yyv Tennis 135: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Home Room Vice-President 125. After School: Business. STUART W. LAWSON Stu Sane, Willing, Loyal. Home Room Officer 13, 45: G.'O. Delegate 125: Class Notable: Best One-arm Driver. After School: College. DCDROTHY F. LENZ Dot Demure, Funny Lady. it K. Basketball 125: Hockey 125: Tennis 1125: Girl Reserves 13, 45. After School: College. Offices: Home Room President 145. After School: Business. MAR'IORlE R. KELLY Modest, Refreshing Kid. Panorama Alumni Editor 145: Basketball 12, 45: Hockey 12, 35: Award 12, 45: Hockey 12, 35: Award 12, 35 : Tennis 12, 3, 45 : Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Silver Placque 145: Literary Club Secretary 135: Girl Reserves 135: Literary Club, French Club, Girl Reserves 145 : Home Room President 135: Secretary 145: G. 0. Delegate 12, 45: Class Day Historian: Scholarship :Ionor Graduate 145. After School: College. MAROERY A. LAMB AIarge Marvelously Active Lady. :Basketball 12, 35: Tennis 12, 35: A Cappella Choir 13, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 452 Lead, The Fire Prince 135: Nightingale 145: Girl Re- serves 1, 45: Vice-President 145: Literary Club 145. After School: College. MOLLY MELAMED Modest Miss. G. 0. Alternate 135: Home Room Secretary 145. -IPAGE 35 P.A bICJR.A.h414 1XPJPJIJ.A.L fna' 1 9 55 PAGE 361 RICHARD W. MASON Dirk ANNE E. NICHOLAS Amze ' Really Worth Much. .... Ambitious, Energetic, Nice. Football 421: Varsity 43, 41: Basketball 421: After School: Business. Track 441. - an P' 'Y JAMES W. MAY, JR. ffm and joe ROBERT l' NASH Bob -'J0viaI, wining, Modest. IIRTQ' gow' 2NiS f' G O D I L 3, French Club 43, 41 : Home Room President 42, 31 : Aaeiy Sjwof. 'Co'n'ege' ' E egg 9 ' ' G. 0. Delegate 42, 31 : Scholarship Insignia 42, 3. 41: ' ' Gold KeyS441.l C I After choo : o lege. N IDA F. ORETSKIN Iu'ee MARGARET MAJOR Merry Maiden. Pero Festival Chorus 42, 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hame- lin 4317 Fire Prince 441. After School: Business. MARY ANNE MALIJACIKAS Many Admire Mary. Literary Club 43, 41. GILBERT A. MATUS Gracious Alert Minglerf' Football 421: Track 441. WILLIAM C. MORSE Worthwhile, Cheery Monsieur. fflvffzzy' Football Intramural 421: Junior Varsity 431: In- tramural 441: Basketball 42, 31: Baseball 42, 3, 41: Hi-Y 42, 3, 41. DOROTHY M. MOSS Dorothy Makes Merry. Festival Chorus 42, 31. After School: College. GEORGE MALIRAIDFS Gentle Man. Dolfie Track 441: Festival 42. 31: Radio Club 421: Home Room Vice-President 431: Scholarship 431. After School: Business. CHARLES j. MOSES Congcnial, Jolly, Mild. Intramural Basketball 42, Charley 31: Festival Chorus 42. 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hamelin 421: The Fire Prince 431: Scholarship 431: Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer: Gold Key 441. After School: Business. BISATRICE M. MEIIER Busy Mastering Math. Festival Chorus 42, 31: Class Girl 441: Gold Key 441. ROBERT NEIL MCLEAN Really Noble Mentality. Panorama Business Department 42. 31: ' 2 Yo Y0 42, 3, 41: Track 441: Tennis 4 1: Home Room Vice-President: Class somest Boy 441. After School: Hamilton College. ROBERT L. MCLMANUS Kindly, Loyal Manner. Notable: Bea Quietest wtf Football Contest 3 Notable: Hand- Box, Panorama 42, 3. 41: Football 421: Basketball 421: Tennis 42. 3, 41: Home Room President: G. O. Delegate 421. After School: Holy Cross. Is For Originality. Basketball 42, 31: Hockey 421: Tennis 42, 31: Festival Chorus 42, 31: The Mikado 421. After School: Business. CHARLES H. OSTERHOUT Chunk Chuckles Hard, Often. Football 42. 3, 41: Basketball 421: Festival Chorus 42, 3, 41: Fire Prince 431. After School: College. DOROTHY ELIZABETH PIER Dot Dorothy Ever Ponderethf' Girl Reserves 43. 41: Courtesy Committee 441. After School: Rider College. THELMA E. PEARSON Tlael Thrills Every Person. A Cappella Choir 43, 41: Festival Chorus.42, 3. 41: Girl Reserves 431: French Club 441: Literary Club 43, 41: Girl Reserves 441. After School: College. MARY ELLEN PRICE Mary's Ever Priceless. PIETROSKY, GEORGE il. Gives Joy Perpetuallyf' Festival Chorus 421. IRENE M. POLITICIAN Polly Industry Makes Progress. Festival Chorus 421: Dom Econ 42. 3. 41. MICHAEL J. PANDICK Hptlflfdkcgn Magnetic, Jolly Personality. Interclass Basketball 421: Baseball 421. CORBY B. PRATT Can Be Perfect. Golf 441. After School: College. ALICE E. PLATT Plame Ambitious, Eflicient Person. Orchestra 42, 31: Band 441: Festival Chorus 42, 3. 41: The Pied Piper of Hamelin 431: Girl Reserves 42, 3, 41. After School: Training at Wilson Memorial College. THOMAS H. PADEN Tom True, Helpful Person. French Club 431: G. O. Delegate 42, 31. After School: Business. -fPAGE 37 PANPJCJIKIKBAIK A,bINJLIA,L far- L9 55 PAGE 581 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 ORI.ANl11J A. PASSAGNO Orland 0rlando's Awfully Popular. Football 121: Basketball 12. 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3. 41: Tennis 12, 3, 41. After School: College. MABEL O. PARKER Mab: Marches Onward Prudentlyf' After School: Hospital Training. SARAH QUICK So Quiet. Class Notable: Member of Ideal Couple. After School: Business. MILDRED M. RIEAGAN Millie Merry, Modest, Restfulf' Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Tennis 121. After School: Business. NATHAN RAPPAPORT Nam Nate Rates. Football Varsity 13, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 411 Baseball 12, 3. 41: G. 0. Delegate 12, 41. After School: Business. RUTH L. ROBERTS Really Likes Reading. After School: Normal School. MARCARliT J. RAHN Margaret's Jubilant, Radiant. Festival Chorus 121. LOUIS L. ROACH Louis Likes Rnwinzf' Baseball 141: Golf 141. CAROLINE M. SUYDAM Can Modestly Smile. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Dramatics 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Secre- tary 141: Pied Piper of Hamelin 131: The Fire Prince 141: Home Room Secretary, Vicc--Pres- ident 121. After School: Business. MARIIE SNAPP 'Modestly Smart. After School: Business. ROY W. SEVIZRSON, JR. Ready, Willing Son. Panorama News Editor 141: Football 121: Bas- ketball 121: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 121: Tennis 121 : Festival Chorus 141: Uncle Tom's Cabin 141 3 Chess Club 121: Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Soph- omore Journal 121 : Home Room Vice-President 121 3 Class Notable: Jester. After School: Business. JOHN C. SPEH lark .lesting, Cheerful Sovereign. Panorama Editor 141: Football 121: Track 1412 Tennis 121: Golf 13, 41: Christmas Carol, Uncle Tom's Cabin 141: Dramatics 121: Home Room President 12, 3, 41: G. O. Vice-President 141. After School: College. NIARJORIE SKIDMORE Margy Most SkilIful. Festiyal Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 131: Library 12, 31: G. 0. Delegate 131. After School: Business. NATALIE G. SETZIER Nan Naturally Good Sport. Basketball 121: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 141. TOMAZENE M. STEWART Tommy The Merry Soul. ANDREW R. SURA Ray A Real Somebody. KATHRYN SPECTOR Kay Kindly Soul. Basketball 131: Tennis 141. After School: Business. HELEN L. SNYDER Cw'ney1' Her Lovely Self. Festival Chorus 131. RICHARD H. SCOTT D, 54-ony Hail, Real Scientist. First Christmas 121: Stage Manager 141: Mis- cellaneous: Stage Crew 13, 41: Dramatics Club 12. 3, 41: Home Room President 121: G. O. Dele- gate 121. After School: College. GENEVIEVE F. SCOTT Graceful, Kindly Soul. Festival Chorus 121. JOSEPH J. STEFLIK joe Just, Jolly Student. Football 121: Basketball 13, 41: Baseball 121: Golf 13, 41: Scholarship 141: Basketball 141. JIEANETTE V. SASTERN jean Jeanette's Very Sincere. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Home Room Secretary 131: President 141. EDNA J. STANEK 1ia'dic Excellent, Jovial Student. After School: Business. SEYMOUR J. SPELMAN Slim Stirring, Jovial Smile. Football 121: Tennis 131: Weeks-Lyon Contest, Second 121: First 131: Disineer-Church Contest, First 141: G. O. Delegate 121: Home Room Vice- President 13, 41: Scholarship Insignia 131: Class Notable: Noisiest Boy: Gold Key 141. After School: College. JUSTIN W. SMITH Smilly1' 'ilests With Savorf' Football 12, 41 I Insignia 141 : Junior Varsity 141 : Stage Manager 141: Radio Club 12, 3, 41: Dra- matics 141: Home Room Vice-President 131. After School: Dc Forest Training, Chicago. -IPAGE 39 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- 1935 .gi ity? .,-f ,ffm .x,k maxi 401 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 ...li- DOROTHY F. TRUCKENMILLIER Dot Diligent, Fine, Thoughtful. Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Hospital Training. ANDREW TOMARAs Andy Awfully Tactfulf' Football 12, 31: Basketball 12, 31: Bziselmll 12, 31. RUTH THURSTON Rare Tact. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pied l'f11r-r of Hame- lin 131: The Fire Prince 141. After S1-hool: Business. GORDON A. TYLER Genial, Ambitious Type. After School: College. EIJWIN L. VliRGAS17N Ned Excelling Leader, Vigilantf' Around the Pan Table Editor 13, 41: Varsity Cheerleading 12, 3, 41: Major Award 141: Hi-Y Play, Chintz Cottage 131: Disinger-Church Con- test 141: Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 41: President 141: German Club 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 3. 41: Presi- dent 141: Home Room President 12. 413 Class President 141: Gold Key 141: Awards Committee 12 3 41 Affer School: Bowdoin College. DANIEL 1. VAUOHAN Dignified, Jolly, Vigilantf' Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12. 31 Office 12, 31. After Sehool: College. : Home Room Nur NATALIIE 1. XWOLIEVER Nice, Jolly, Winsome. Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Dom I'l1-on 12, 3, 41. After SL-hoolz Johns Hokins University. DONALD R. WHITLOTLK Dfw Don's Ready Worthwhile. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Scholarship 141. After School: College. ROLLAND A. WATROUS Really Awfully Wise. Ronny Basketball Intramural 12, 31: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pied Piper of Hamelin 121: Ambassador to Pantouflfa in The Fire Prince 131: Home Room President 1213 Sev- retary 131: G. O. Delegate 141. After School: Business. ADIELINE WHITM IEYISR Always Wistfulf' Festival Chorus 121: Courtesy After School: Business. ROBERT E. WARNER Real, Excellent, Willing. Art Award 12, 3, 41. HERBERT L. WARNER Helpful, Lithe Worker. Panorama 141: Home Room 'I' Vice-President 141. After School: Business. KENNETH C. WIELDIEN Kind, Carefree, Warbler. After School: Business. DOROTHY WARNIER I1emure, Winsome. ANNE ZYCLH Always Zestfulf' Basketball 13, 41: Varsity 12 31 After School: Business. HIELENA ZAMAY Helen's Zcalousf' 13,41: Addie Committee 141. ROI, Herby reasurei' 12. 31: Hoof Festival Chorus Basketball 12, 41: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Tennis 141 After School: Hospital Training. ANN DOROTHY ZEMAITIES Ann Dines Zestfullyf' Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 141: Hockey 12. 3, 41: Tennis 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Lil- erary Club 13. 41: Girl Reserves After School: Business, 131. --IPAGE 41 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 19 AGE -121 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Class Oi Iunc, 1935 lVlARGARlZ'l' V. ADAMS l'eggy Margarets Very Artistic. Basketball 125: Festival Chorus 125: Girl Re- serves 1452 Art Prize 145. After School: Business. in SIDNEY E. ABBEY Sul Steady, Efficient Always. A Cappella Choir 13, 45 : Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45. HELEN F. AFARIAN Slwrimpy Helpful, Friendly Athlete. Basketball 12, 35: Hockey 125: Tennis 12. 35: A Cappella Choir 135: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 451 Fire Prince 135: Nightingale 145. CLAYTON ALLEN Clay Clayt's Ambitious. Football 125: Class President 145. After School: Business. RICHARD L. ALLEN Dials Really Likes Athletics. Football, All Stars 125: Junior Varsity 135: Var- sity 145: Basketball 125: Baseball 125: Track Varsity 145: Home Room President 12. 35: G. O. President 145: Honor Society Charter Member 145. IRVING AZERSKY Irv Ingenious, Always. I After School: Sheet Metal VVork: Pattern Draft- lllg. DORIs 5. AVERY Slwr1y Dot Jests Always. First Christmas 135: Courtesy Committee 145. After School: Nurses Training School. LOUISE E. ANTAL Lon Loves Energetic Athletics. Basketball 135: Tennis 13, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Latin Club 125: Literary Club 13. 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Library Club 13, 45: German Club 135 1 ,G. 0. Delegate 145: Scholarship 1 , 3 - After School: Hospital 'l'raining:. Insignia GEORGE F. BARR Gifted, Friendly, Behaviour. Home Room Officer 1253 G. O. Ilelegate 1452 Gold Key 1215 years5. LOUISE L. BAILEY lVeezie Loves Laughter Bright. Festival Chorus 12, 35: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer 125. After School: Business. EVA BARNIQTT Effervescent Brunette. Tennis 135: Festival Chorus 125. After School: Business. B.11'11ey MARION E. A. BARNES Marion's Energetic, Always Bonny. Hockey 125: Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 13. 45: Home Room President 125: Vice-President ff1'0pJyF! 125. After School: College. GERALD A. BAKER Gritty, Athletic Boy. Football. Assistant Manager 125: Manager, Let- ter 135: Field Manager 145. After School: Business. H!L7l'l'fU FLORENCE E. BANTA Funny, Elegant Belle. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Literary Club 13, 45: French Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45. After School: Presbyterian Hospital. ANTHONY J. BAKIC Always Judicious Beforehandf' Basketball 145. After School: Business. RICHARD D. BAN FORD Bill Reads Deep Books. Track 145: Cheerleader 13, 45: School Honor Society, Charter Member 145, After School: Syracuse University. WILLIAM Il. BENSLISY Bill Willing, Jesting, Brother. After School: Business. LINNIE H. BELL Li1z'f Linnie's HAPPY. Buoyantf' After School: College. JACK BERMAN .lack's Benevolent. Football 145: Tennis 13, 45: Festival Chorus 125. After School: College. FRANCES BERMAN French Belle. Tennis 135: Latin Club 125: Scholarship 12, 35. After School: Cornell University. GEORGE FOWLER BETT Bell Gets Favorable Breaks. Basketball 12, 35: Track 135. After School: Cornell University. ETHEL M. BEANER Be.zuy Ever Most Benevolent. Festival Chorus 125: Fire Prince 135. After School: Business. ELIZABETH 5. BENKOVSKY Befl.r'f Enjoys Jolly Baseball. Basketball 125: Baseball 125: Festival Chorus 12. 35: Girl Reserves 125: Home Room President 125: G. O. Delegate 135. After School: Hospital Training. HAROLD WILLIARI BLANKLEY Hearty, Wondrous Balance. JANE M. BOGART Just Mudestly Bright. Literary Club 13, 45. After School: Business. -IPAGE 43 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGE 441-- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 - IVAN L. BOGERT Intelligent, Likeable, Brilliant. Track 13, 41: Home Room President .1412 Scholar- ship Insignia 131: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141: Football 121. DOROTHY BOOTH Docs Beautifully. After School: Music School. LUNETTA A. BOUTON Lefty, Lue's Always Busy. A Cappella Choir 13. 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 121: G. O. Delegate 12. 31. After School: Business. ARNOLD G. BRIGGS Always Gets By. Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12. 31: Track 13, 41. After School: Army College. GEORGIA F. BRISCQO fu Gentle, Fair. Bright. After School: Hospital Training. VERNON BROWN HB1'0ll'lIfE', Very Businesslikef' Football, Junior Varsity 131: Varsity, Assistant Manager 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. REOINALI1 BROWN Really Bashfulf' ELISA F. BURCH Lee Excellent, Friendly Body. Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Girl Reserves 13. 41: Home Room Secre- tary 12, 31. After School: College. DOROTHY A. BURQQH Deity Delightful and Busy. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: French Club 131: Girl Reserves 13. 41: Home Room Vice-President 121: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41. After School: College. JOSEPH M. BUCHEL HBllfL'A7ll Jovial Manly Body. Football 121. ARTHUR A. BUSHNELL Always Awfully Busy. Football 12, 31: Wrestling 13, 111: Track 141. KENNETH L. BUTTON Kindly, Likeable, Benefactor. Basketball 12, 31: Track 12, 31. 1, GLADYS E. CARPENTER Gives Everyone Cheer. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Literary Club 13, 41. After School: Binghamton City Hospital. He1p1 ' CAMILLA E. CARTER Mel Conscientious, Efficient Classmatef' A Cappella Choir 141: The Fire Prince 131: The Nightingale 141: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 141. After School: College. AMELIA M. CHIERKES Att ractive, Modest Child. Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Business. Amy AUSTIN R. CLINE Always Rare Company. DOROTHIEA CLUGSTONIE Demure Cheerleader. D0flj ' Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Delegate 121, ELIZABETH B. CLARK Belly Easygoing, Butf Clever. Home Room Secretary 131: Class Day Poet. Class Notable: Class Giggler. After School: Smith College. j. LARRY CONDON Ifla.rh Jolly, Likeable Companion. Entered Binghamton High School in Senior year from the Balboa High School, San Francisco, Cali- fornia. Basketball 13. 412 Golf 131: School Honor Society in San Francisco 131. After School: College. EILIEEN CONLON Ever Congenialf' 2Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 312 Girl Reserves 1- 1. After School: Katherine Gibbs School. IJONALD il. CORPRON Diligent. Jolly Chap. Radio and Aviation Clubs 12, 31. HC0l'f-Q , DORIS B. COY Don't Be Cautious. After School: Business. HENRY B. COOK Hank Hearty, Buoyant Comrade. Aviation Club 121. After School: Business. MARJORIE E. CRESSON 11lm:ge Modest, Energetic Child. Basketball 121: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Production Manager The Night- ingale 141: A Christmas Carol 121: The Red Lamp 131: Solitaire 141: Dramaties,Club 141g G. 0. Delegate 141: Class Secretary 141. After School: Business. THELMA CRAMPTON The Charmer. After School: Business. -fPAGE 45 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1935 PAGE 461 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 -.ll JANE E. CROZIER jrzney CHARLES DIBBLE Clmrliel' Jolly, Excellent Child. Conscientious Busfness Diplomat. Festival Chorus 12, 33. Panorama Assistant Business Manager 133: Busit After School: Hospital Traininpr. ness Manager 1433 Football 11234: Basketball 123 - Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: HNlH'hl,llll-'fiilk' 143: Lflass H P C HB in OFficer:Tre1asIireIEu ERBERT . RISPIELL 714 After Sc oo 1 0 eee. Helpful, Persevering Chap. w N H 11 Band 133: Orchestra 12. 33. MARJORII: DIBBLIZ Peg Afffl' 5310011 College- Makes Clever Discourse. H ,V .Festival Chorus 12, 33: Literary Club 143: Pied BETTY N. CROSSMAN Bc! Piper of Hamelmn 133. Bows Nice Crescendo. Orchestra 12. 3, 43: Festival Chorus 123: Wire- less Club 123: Girl Reserves 133: Literary Club 13. 433 French Club 13, 43, Red Cross Council 12. 3, 43. Afler School: Business. MARTHA A. CRANITALI- Merits a Compliment. Tennis 133: A Cappella Choir 143: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 143: The Nightingale 143: Christmas Carol 123: Dramatics Club 123: French Club 143: Girl Reserves 13, 43: School Honor Society, Charter Member 143. After School: Collette. ETHIEL DALY Ever Diligentf' Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. CORA M. DANEK Corby Coy, Modest Damself' Basketball 123: Baseball 123: Festival Chorus 12. 3, 43. After School: Hospital Traininxr. WILLIAM VINCIZNT DARLING Willy Willy's Very Daring. Intramural Basketball 13, 43 : Intramural Baseball 123: Tennis 13, 43. VALIZTTA A. DEc:KER Darker Val's a Dear. Tennis 123: Literary Club 13, 43: Girl Reserves 3. 43: Home Room Secrftary 123. After School: College. D13ROTHY M. DIECKIZR Delightful, Modest, Dainty. Hockey 123: Festival Chorus Club 123: French Club 143: President: Scholarship Insignia 133. After School: Business. HPIILIIKQEU 12. 33: Dramativs Home Room Vice- JACK T. DIEARSTYNF Jack Tries Dutifullyf' Rifle Club 143. ANTHONY F. DIQSCIPIO A Fine Disciple. Basketball. Varsity 133: Intramural 143: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After S:-hool: College. rrsjpvv EIJWARD I DIQLAMATIER Energetic, Jnvial. Dnuntlessf' Track 133. HELEN M. IDEGNAN ':Has Much Dignity. After School: Business. After School: Business. JULIA E. DICKSON lille Julia's Especially Diligentf' Basketball 12, 3, 43: Hockey 12, 3, 432 Tennis 12, 3. 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43. Afler School: College. EI.EANoR ELIZABETH DIIZNIER Ever Expels Dignity. Festival Chorus 12. 33. After School: Normal School. Belly sw SIDNEY B. DOOLITTLIZ Sid's Brave, Discreet. Football 123: Junior Varsity 133: Basketball 123 3 Track 133: Wrestling 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 33: G. 0. Delegate 12, 33. After School: College. HAROLD E. DREYER Bud Has Everything Done. Varsity Football 12, 3, 43: Letter 13, 43: Track 133: Festival Chorus 123: G. 0. Delegate 123: Alternate 133: Class Notable: Member ol' Ideal Couple. After School: College. LILLIAN M. DRING Tillie Loves Merry Dancing. Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 123. After School: Business. ELIZABETH J. EISENHART Bil3.r Exqu1sitely Jubilant Enterpriserf' Basketball 13, 43: Hockey 13, 43: Tennis 13, 43: Festival Chorus 123: French Club 13, 43: Literary Club 13, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43. Secretary 143: Class Notable: Class Artist 143: Scholarship 12, 33: School Honor Society. Charter Member 143. After School: Skidmore College. NORMAN H. ENGLISH NfH'111 Normally I-Ie's Extraordinary. Panorama 123 5 Orchestra 123: Home Room Presi- dent 123. SQPHIE EISENSTEIN Sophie's Eloquentf' A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Or:-hesira 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. DONALD E. ERICSON on Does Everything Efficiently. Basketball 1231 Tennis 12, 3. 431 Golf 1431 F94- tival Chorus 123: Home Room President 133: G- U- Deleszate 123. - After School: Duke University. HAZEL A. FANCHER Mimi Happy, Artistic, Fancierf' Basketball 123: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 12. 3, 43. After School: Hospital Training. -IPAGE 47 l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 1 1 PAGE 481 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 -l. - GORIDCJN R. FAIRIS Fuzzy RUTH H. GALE Goes Really Fast. Really H85 Grace- Aftcr School: Business. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 121. H H After School: Business School. IELIZABFTH FERIZNCZI Belfy Earnest Friend. . . ,, Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Dclesrate 131. LOUISI3 GILLBSPU1 HPl kff' After School: Business. --Likeable, Giggly Girly C I-gesgval Chorus 12, 31: Literary Club 12, 3, 41: 1 7, 1 if 4j-- I 5 -- lir eserves 141. A. LDMIINII Iltlllllb L.Mzc IH Ld After school: William Smith Cullen' Always Enjoys Fun. After School: Business. HELEN E. GIBBONS NIARGARFT FORD Peg Hardy, Enthusiastic Go-getterf' Mighty True Friend. Basketball 121: Home Room Home Room Secretary 131. MAIQIAN E. FINc:H Marion Enjoys French. Vice-l'rcsidcn1. 121: lfi1n:lvy Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business School. IDFNNIS F. FLYNN Determined, Fine, Faithful. Home Room Officer 12, 31. FRANK D. FORBES Funny. Delightful Flattere-r. Band 12, 31: Orchestra 121: Charter Member 141. HELEN FREELOVE Helen's Ever Friendly. Dc1111J' Tv lfo1'b6.1' Honor Society, Basketball 121: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Hospital Training. IDORIS L. FREEMAN Domestic Little Friend. Tons of Money 141: Literary After School: Business. CQLIEFORII D. FRIIJ Can Dance Fine. G. 0. Delesratc 131. DORIS I. FR ENc:H Doris ls Funlovingf' Cluh 141. ffl-jijllilv lf1'e11rl1ic ' Basketball 13, 41: Hockey 13, -11: Festival Chorlls 12 3 41 After School: Business. CAR M IELLA P. FIISCO Capable, Peaceful, Firm. A Cappella Choir 12. 3, 41 3, 41: Fire Prince C.1r111i 3 Festival Chorus 12, 131: Ni1rhtinLra.le 141: Dramaties Club. Music Insignia 141. After School: Business. CEDORA j. GATES CeDora's Just Great. Dada Basketball 121: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12. 3, 41: Dramatics Club President 12, 31: G. 0. Delegate 1 131: The Nightingale 141. 131: Home Room 31: Fire Prince After School: New York University. Panorama Business Assistant 121: Manager 131: Auditorium Editor 141: Festival Chorus 12. 3, 41: Business Manager, Fire Prince 131: Literary Club 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 121: Home Room President 121: Secretary 141: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141. EDNA M. GILLIEN lid Efficient, Mannerly Gleaner. Tennis 131. Aftcr School: Hospital Traininxr. LJPAL j. GIERLITZ Gm ' Original, Jolly, Gentle. Festival Chorus 12. 31: Literary Club 13, 41. After School: Business. CARLTON L. GtJOI1liNt1llGll Clearly Clever, Likeablc Gentleman. RiHe Club 12, 31. HELEN C. CiOllGOlll.lS Gu G1z ' Her Catching Gigglef' Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: College. l'lIiLliN GREENELOTT Helen's Grand. Literary Club 131. After School: College. LIZVUIS GRIFFIN Louie Lewis Eulogizes Greatly. Festival Chorus 131. After School: Business. BETTY L. GRlEliNh4llN Benevolent, Lovely, Gracious. Festival Chorus 12. 3, 41. DOROTHY V. GRAEETEY Dome Dances Very Glamorouslyf' Literary Club 13, 41: G. 0. Delegate 131. After School: Business. RUSSELL D. GRIMM Run Russ Doesn't Grab. Home Room President 121. After School: Arizona University. -QPAGE 419 r .l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGE 5013 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 ELEANOR GRUBHAM EDWIN F. HANKINS Ed Ever Gentle. Easily Found Hombre. Girl Reserves 125. A Cappella Choir 145: G. 0. Delegate 135. After School: College. FORD C. HANDY Red ANTOINETTE M. GRASSO Tony ' --1.-,,,d Chem H,,,,,.,,,y,, Always Most Gracious. A C ll Ch ' 12, 3, 45: F .i' l Ch . , 12, 3. fling a mr eq wa Om MARJORIE P. HARTNETT Aim-ge ' DOROTHY M. GRAVIZS Does Much Good. D0ff'5 ' Basketball 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 35. After School: Business. PHIELPS GUILD Peppy Guy. After School: University of Pennsylvania. JOSIIPH F. GULEY Yo.rlv Joe Fulfills Grade. Football 125: Baseball 12, 3, 45. After School: College. ROBERT GIIIENDON Bob Retlects Goodness. Football 125: Junior Varsity 135: Intramural Basketball 135: Festival Chorus 12, 35: G. O. Dele- gate 12, 35. After School: College. PAl.MlNA M. GUARDIA Pam Pam's Mighty Grand. Festival Chorus 12, 35: Library Club 13. 45: Home Room Secretary 125. After School: Normal School. RICHARD B. HALL Dirk Reticent But Hearty. Festival Chorus 12, 35. After School: College. VIRGINIA B. HAINER Jifmy Very Benevolent Helper. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45. VIRGINIA L. HAWK Ginny Ln Very Light Hearted. Festival Chorus 125: G. O. Delegate 135. DORIS M. HARDINO Displays Master Hockey. Red Basketball 12, 3, 45: Varsity 13, 45: Baseball 12. 35 Varsity 135: Hockey 12, 3, 45, Varsity 13, 45: 13, 45: Tennis 145: Panorama Auditorium Editor 145: Class Notable: Best Girl Athlete. After School: Business. JOHN HARUK John's Helpful. Jobmzy Football 12, 3, 45: Baseball 12, 3, 45: Wrestling 12, 3, 45. After School: Columbia University. Many Praise Her. Hockey 135: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Pied Piper of Hamelin 135: Nightingale 145. After School: College. EIDWARD A. HARMES Ted Everyone Admires Him. Football 12, 3, 45: Basketball 12, 35: Track 13, 455. Uncle Tom's Cabin 145: Home Room President 125: G. O. Delegate 125. After School: College. JACK T. HARRINGTON Red Just Too Handsome. Football, Assistant Manager 135: Manager 145: Basketball, Assistant Manager 135: Manager 145. RITA G. HENNESSEY RU Rita's Good Hearted. Festival Chorus 12, 35: Home Room Officer 135: G. O. Delegate 12, 35: Class Notable: Member of Ideal Couple. After School: Business. JANE R. HEROY J.uzie Jane Rates Honors. Basketball 125: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Literary Club 13, 45: G. O. Delegate 135: Alternate 145: Panorama, Assistant Business Manager 145. After School: College. DUANE A. HOGLE Hubby Does Anything Handsomelyf' Festival Chorus 12, 35: Pied Piper of Hamelin 135- After School: Lowell's Business School. NORMAN W. HINKLEMAN Norm Naturally Worth I-leaps. After School: University ot' Alabama. EMILY HOLLIS Blondie Ever Honest. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Girl Reserves 145- After School: Business. THOMAS E. HOLLERAN Tom's Ever Harmoniousf' LLYXVELLYN E. HOXSIE Li.keable. Entertaining Humoristf' Hi-Y 145: Class Notable: Class Jester. SARAH THELMA HOROWITZ Such Terpsichorean Harmony. '- After School: Pratt Institute of Home Economics. -JPAGE 51 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGE 521- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 ANNE J. HUNKOVIC Hzmky1' RAYMOND H. JUDD Ray Anne's Joyfully Humorous. Really High Jumper. Festival Chorus 12. 31. After School: College. MARIE L. JUMP . 1 . ff , V- Marie Likes .loviality. MARoIl: HUEEINE Mmg Festival Chorus 12 Margie's Heedfulf' After School: Business. After School: College. CHARLES I. KATTELL C!mrlie LILLIAN HULL Chemistry Intrigues Kattell. Lillian's Ever Helpful. Baseball 12, 31: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Band 13, O'!i1i1hes?'Iah12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 1. 1 I e ig tingale 141: G. O. Dele- DOROTHY M. HUNT Daz gate QM' Dutiful, Merry, Harmoniousf' H Gm Reserves 131. ANN M. KAZLAUSKAS Amy After School: College. HAM,-5 More Knowing.,- A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: The Fire Prince 131. SYLVIA W HUNT HS-il.. After School: College. She Works Hard. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. AGATHA KIENNEDY Arg Another Kinswomunf' -.. F'lCh:2:L' Cll4:P:'- A. BERNARD ISAACSON Abbze ,,e,,fS,',2VTqOme0,2',12m','4,. 'mary U' 1 ' 'ei' HA Brave Individuals, After School: College. Football 12, 31: Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Tennis 131. . After School: Collf-ee. CYNTHIA E. KINNIZY C1'u' Careful, Eflicient Kinsman. Basketball 121: T nni-, L tt r 121. MYRTI.E JAMIESON After School: Noimal sciwfi. Much .locularity. WINIFRIED M. KING W'im1ie RUSSEL N. JENKINS Really Naturally Jolly. Ruff After School: New York Institute of Photog- raphy. GIEORGINA JOHNSON Gives Joyouslyf' Basketball 121: A Cappella tival Chorus 12, 3, 41. ELIZABETH R. JOHNSON Ever Really Jocular. Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Binghamton City HOWARD F. JONES Has Funny Jokes. Ch Hljlllillyu oir 12, 3, 41: Fes- Bezfy Hospital. Howie After School: Miami University. MYRON D. JONES Myron's Diligently Joyful. REBA A. JOYCE Reba Accepts Joys. Jamey C0mzie ' Festival Chorils 121: Library Club 121: Girl Reserves 131: French Club 13. 41: Literary Club 13, 41. After School: College. Was Mndestly Kind. Basketball 121: Tennis 131: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Lead, Night- ingale 141 3 Literary Club 141 g Girl Reserves 13, 41, LAWRENCE C. KNAPHLIS HLLZl'l'J ' Likes Contests Keen. Baseball 121: Intramural Track 13, 41 1 Red Cross Delegate 141: Scholarship Insignia 12, 31: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141. After School: College. HELEN KNICKERBOCQKRR Has Knowledge. MAURICE KOBRIN Moe Much Knackf' Football 12, 31: Tennis 121: Home Room President 121: G. O. After School: College. Hi-Y Club 141: Delegate 121. HELEN KRISKA Hen I-lelen's Kind. ELIZABETH KRCH Beffy Ever Knowing. Girl Reserves 13, 41: Home Room After School: Business. Secretary 131. -JPAGE 5 3 P A.DICJR.A N118 A DIhJLIA.L fox' 19 35 xuu 5434' PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 ... ..- L - OLGA B. KUMPON Gi1zger CHARLES A. LIPPY Chuck Onward by Kilometers. Cherish Ancient Liberty. Festival Chorus 121 Q Library Club 131 : Home Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 31: G. O. Alter- Room Secretary 121: Class Notable: Prettiest Girl. nate 131. After School: Hospital Training. After School: Business. WANIJA M. KWIATKOWSKI CHESTIQR LIPKA Chef Watt-hful, Modest, Kind. --cheery Jocund Lifey Basketball 121. 4 . ff 11 l'RANc3IS B. LABORE Fu-Razzle ROBERT H' LOVELL Bob ,Tun Besides Laboru Really Hospitable Lad. After School: Business. FRANCIS MAGHATA MARGARET A. LAGEY Peg --Favors Magnitude. Magaret's Always Ladylike. BaSk9tba11 1213 138595311 121: THICK 131. After School: Business. H , H THOMAS 1. MANGAN Tom EVLLYN MAY LAYTON Ebbze ...rhmughly Jumant Manager... Ever May Live- Panorama TAssEtant Sports Editor 131 :FSrEorts - A. . 2 1 G' 1 R . . . Editor 141: rac 13, 41: Orchestra 121: es lV8 R?-ZZ?dgcE35T2ubBLsi,ne5S-lr eberveb My Chorus 121: Class Officer: Sergeant-at-Arms 141: Class Notable: Most Popular Boy. After School: Hamilton College. ALBERT S. LESRO Elmer Able, Steadfast Leader. Varsity Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 31. LEOLA M. LENT O!ie Likeable, Merry Lass. After School: Business. STANLEY M. LA STRANGE Slim Sincerity Molds Loyalistsf' LLOYD LEWIS Lloyd's Likeablef' Football 12, 3, 41 : Varsity 13, 41 : Basketball 131 : Track 141. . FREDA M. LEONARI1 Liz Frieda Moves Lightly. Basketball 121: Home Room After School: Business. President 121. '1 LOUIS A. LEVENE Lou Lively, Active Leader. Football 131: Basketball 1311 Public Speaking Contests 13, 41: Scholarship 131: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141. After School: College. CATHERINE M. LINDSIZY Katie Can Manage Lavishly. Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Hospital Training. DORIS l. LIVINGSTON 'Do' Is Lively. Basketball 121: Tennis 12, 31. After School: Business. DELLA W. MARSHALL. Della Wins Most. Festival Chorus 121: Home Ro AMY MARIE MARTIN Amy Makes Merry. Baseball 141: Festival Chorus After School: Business. WILLIAM MARTIN Worthy Meditation. Basketball 141. DANIEL 1. MASTRONARDI Dashingly Jovial Manner. om Secretary 141. Intramural Basketball 141: Baseball 13, 41: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. O. De JOHN D. MCNULTY Jolly, Divertive, Magician. ELIZABETH A. MGGLYNN Elizabeth Announces Much. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball HPl'0f6J'.l'0l ' 121. B0bi1'0ck Dan legate 141. ff!dL,k7,l HLig'! 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 131: Latin Club 121: Class Notable: HELEN E. MCTIGHE Has Every Mood. Quietest Girl. Panorama Assistant Girls' Sports Editor 13, 41: Hockey 121: Festival Chorus 121: Latin Club Secre- tary 121: French Club 13, 41 : Literary Club 13, 31: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Home Room President 1 1: G. 0. Delegate 13, 41: Class Notable: Most Original. After School : College. Historian: Class -IPAGE 55 :::::::::: P4NPJC3llIKB4lK 1KFJPJLIA,L for 19 35 W , PAGE 561- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 KATHRYN ROSE MCGUIRIE K4y ROGER W. NEAL Neal Kathryn Rose Marvelouslyf' Really Worthwhile Negotiatorf' Tennis 12, 31: Dramatics Club 131: Home Room S t'ta'y '3' 4 PHILIP T. NI?lSH Phil After School: Hospital Training. -IANIE MCINTYRE .loyous Maiden. Basketball 121: Tennis 121: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 131: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141 : Class Notable: Hardest Plugger. After School: University of Rochester. JANE l'RANCQlES MEAOHER jamie .lolly. Frank Maiden. Panorama, Girls' Sports Editor 13. 41: Basket- ball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Letter 12, 31: Tennis 12. 3, 41: Letter 12, 31: Orchestra 121: Festival Chorus 121: Literary Club 13, 41: Vice- President 131: President 141: French Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: G. 0. Delegate 131: G. O. SQCFGLHYY 141: Class Prophet 141: Awards Com- mittee 141: School Honor Society, Charter Mem- ber 141. After School: Skidmore College, l:RIliDA G. MEISNER Friendly, Gracious, Modern. After School: Business. RUTH ELIZABETH MINTHORN Mini Really Ever Modest. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Civic Club Debate, First Prize 141: Literary Club 13, 41: President 131: French Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: G, O. Delegate 121. After School: Simmons College, Boston, BARBARA JANE MOFFITT Bobby BIandly Joins Much. Festival Chorus 121: Tons of Money 141: Dra- matic Club Business Manager 141: Home Room President 121: G. O. Deleyrate 131: Class Treasurer 141: Class Notable: Best Girl Dancer. After School: Business. MAIJIELINE T. MOON EY Madeline's Thoroughly Modern. Festival Chorus 121: Literary Club 121. After School: Business School. LESLIE M. MORRIS Leslie Makes Music. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Band 12, 3. 415 Qr- f'heSf-fa 12. 3. 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Plaque 141: Home Room Vice-President 141. After School: Electrical School. Let CHARLOTTE M. MONROE Charlie Can Manage Musicalef' A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12. J, 41. After School: Business. BEVERLY MAY MOWRY Bev Bev Makes Music. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Girl Reserves 12. 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41. After School: College. RODMAN F. MULLER Rod Reach Forward Moderately. Endicott Tiger 131. After School: Medical College. Phil Trills Nicely. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus, Pied Piper of Hamelin 131: Lead, Fire Prince 131: Lead, The Nightingale 141: G. 0. Delegate 12, 3, 41: Miscellaneous: Soloist, Quartette, Trio, Radio and Concert Work. After School: College. MARAIORIIZ C. NEIIRAIIER i1I.i1'ge Marge Clicks Nicely. Festival Chorus 121: French Club 131. After School: Business. MARION A. NEWBERIKY Marion's Always Necessary. Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. EVA ALICE OYBRIIEN lfl'6 Eva Advises Often. Literary Club 13. 41: French Club 13. ,41: Home Room President 121: Scholarship Insignia 12, 31. After School: Business. RUTH MARIE O'HARA Rzrlbee Roots Many Obstacles. After School: Business. RITA ELIZABETH O,HARA Rushes Every Omen. Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. ROSE ANNE OYNEILL Rises Above Ordinary. Basketball 12. 31: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Letter 12. 41: Varsity 131: Tennis 12, 31: A Cappella Cholr 131: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Latin Club President 121: Literary Club .13, 411 French Club 13, 41: President 141: Dramatics 131: Girl Reserves 131: Second Prize Centennial Essay 131: G. O. Delegate 131: Scholarship Insignia 12. 3, 41: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141. After School: College. EDWARD T. ONDRAKO Eddie Ever Thoughtfully Onward. Football 121: Basketball 121: Baseball 12' 31- ALICE E. OWEN Bf1J ' Actually Experimental Observer. EDITH M. PAPASTRAT Dade Examinations Made Pnssahlef' Festival Chorus 12, 3. 411 Pied Filler of Hume' I' 131. mAfter School: Business. ANNA M. PATRICK Ambitious, Modest Pupil. Festival Chorus 1211 Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Hospital Training. HADSELL S. PERKINS Holds Silence Perfectly. ELSIE L. PELLOR Emphasizes Lucrative Perseverancef' -IZPAGE 57 PANORAMA ANNUAL for l955 'Us Thani, in 'mu 58:1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 MARGARET PERSLEY GORDON V. PUGLISI Pug Modesty Personiliedf' Gordon's Very Polite. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Cllorus 12, 3. 41: -'Th N' ht' -I 141: Library cub 121. , After Fschlglfiisiglrfnal School. ROBERT H. PURPLE B0li' Robert Has Pep. RUSSELL H. PHIELPS Rim Russell Has Personality. JOHN T. PURPLE HPIIVPU Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Home Room President 121 : Scholarship Insignia 12, 3, 41 1 School Honor Society, Charter Member, President 141. After School: Wheaton College. WILLIAM PIERCE Bill Wins Promotion. After School: College. MINNIE L. PIGNATELLI Mizz Much Lively Pep. Baseball 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Courtesy Committee 13, 41: Chairman 141: Class Notable: Noisiest Girl. After School: Business. FREDERICK B. PLUNKETT Fred's Bright Persistentlyf' Festival Chorus 121. After School: College. RITA J. POMEROY Real Jolly Person. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 13, 41: Letter 13,-41 : Tennis 12, 3, 41: Letter 131: Latin Club 121: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 131: Local and Long Distance and Chintz Cottage 131: French Club 141: Scholarship Insignia 12, 3, 41: School Honor Society. Charter Member 141. After School: College. SANTI PORCINO Sandy Smart Pupil. Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 141: Baseball 12, 31: Track 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 31: Class Day Orator: Scholarship Insignia 12, 3, 41: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141: Class Officer: Sergeant-at-Arms 141: Class Notable: Most Apt to Be Successful. CHARLES A. PRIENTICE Charlie Charlie's Always Prompt. After School: New York State College of Fores- try, Syracuse University. JOSEPHINE M. PREPARATI jo Just, Merciful Plans. Baseball 121: Hockey 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. ELEANOR M. PRIOR El Emulates Maiden Perfection. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12, 31: Literary Club 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 141: Class Vice-President 141. After School: College. HELEN T. PRUSIK Has Tested Plans. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 121: Hockey 12, 311 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 1211 Literary C5ub3113, 41: French Club 141: G. 0. Delegate 1 , . After School: Albany State College. Joins the People. ELIZABETH V. QUILTER Effervescing, Venturesome Quest. Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 121: Christmas Carol 121: Red Cross Council 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 121: Literary Club 13, 41: Vice-President 1413 German Club Secretary 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141: Cgasg Iiotablez Most Brilliant: Scholarship Insignia After School: College of New Rochelle. CARL H. RANDALL Carl's Humor's Rich. Band 141: Orchestra 12, 41: Festival Chorus 121. After School: College. IVAN EARL RANDALL Ike Is Ever Right. Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 121. ARVINE D. RANSOM Always Does Right. ANITA C. REES Nita Capable, Articulate Reader. qggiasketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 41: After School: Business. Girl Reserves HELEN N. REJEBIAN Helen Never Retreats. Basketball 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: French Club 141. After School: Business. MARIE A. RICKAMER Marie Always Reasonable. Festival Chorus 12, 31. Rec Freddie FREDERICK C. RONK Fine, Cool. Reliable. After School: Business. MIRIAM j. RODMAN Magnetic, Jolly Reality. Tennis 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 41. After School: College. GOLDIE V. ROSE Silver Genial, Vivacious, Ready. Basketball 1412 Baseball 131 After School: Aviation. : Letter 1-11. Belle ELIZABETH A. RUSSELL Assurance Ever Renewed. Basketball 13, 41: Hockey 13, 413 Tennis 13. 412 Festival Chorus 1212 Literary Club 1412 Girl Re' serves 13, 41. After School: Skidmore Colleze. --IZPAGE 59 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGE 601g PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 -1 HAROLD E. RUTH Babe Holds Every Record. Football 12, 3, 43: Track 13. 43: G. O. Dele- gate 143: Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. After School: College. ANNE L. RUDY Always Liberally Recommended. Tennis 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Fire Prince and The Nightingale 143. After School: Hospital Training. DOROTHY B, RYAN Doi Dignified But Refreshing. After School: Business. CHARLES SALADUNAS, JR. Charles Succeedsf' Festival Chorus 123. After School: College. Sully Natal NATHAN S. SALL Never Loses Serenity. Football 123: Basketball 12, 33. After School: College. FRANCES E. SAMPSON Friendly, Energetic Soul. Girl Reserves 143. After School: Business. R1nz11y JAMES E. SANDWICQK Just, Efficient, Sagaciousf' Class Notable: Most Bashful Boy. After School: Business. Jim HOWARD M, SAIINDERS He Mustered Science. Track 133. After School: Business. RIITH M. SCHOTT Remarkable Math Student. Festival Chorus 12. 3. 43: Scholarship 12, 33. After School: Albany State College. EDXWARD C. SCHERMERHORN Ed Edits Clever Stories. Panorama 13. 43: Literary Editor 143: Basket- ball 123: Track 123: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 433 Publicity Staff The Nightingale 143: Rifle Club 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 12, 3.43. After School: College, Oneonta Normal, then Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. EUGENE SCOLIZS Rad Swlef' Evades Scoldingsf' After School: Business. HELEN I. SCHWAB Srbzubby Helpful, Industrious Student. Basketball 123: Baseball 123: Tennis 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Literary 13, 43: Girl Re- serves 133: Dramatics Club 133: Latin Club 123: French Club 143: Scholarship Insignia 12, 33. After School: College. IRENE A. SEMANEK Renee Is Always Sweet. Tennis 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Girl Reserves 13. 43: Literary Club 13, 43: Library Club 13. 43: German Club 143: G. O. Delegate 133: Scholarship Insignia 12, 33: Christmas Play 133. NELLlli E. SHARAK Nellie's Ever Strong. Girl Reserves 13, 43. After School: Hospital Training. MARION E. SHEAR HA idI'.J' Ann Merry, Energetic Student. After School: Business. ROBIERT SHERMAN Red Ruins Shirkersf' Football 133: Festival Chorus 12, 33. BETTY D. SHEPHERD Betty Dresses Stylishlyf' Basketball 123: Hockey 123: Festival Chorus 123: Home Room Secretary 123. After School: Smith College. JIENNIIZ SHIFFMAN .loyous. Seeker. Festival Chorus 123. JOHN SHIPTENKO Jovial Spirit, Basketball 14 3. JOHN A. SHIRREFF Stony John Always Succec-ds. Basketball 12, 43 : Baseball 12, 33 : Festival Chorus 12, 33 : Home Room Vice-President 123 : Treasurer 133 : President 143 : Class Day Prophet. MARIIE F. SHORES Re Marin-'s Friendly, Sincere. Basketball 123: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 123: Girl Reserves. HEIKBIERT D. SHOEMAKER Herb Hearty Dependable Smiler. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Rifle Club 13, 4: Hi-Y 143: Class Notable: Best Natured Boy. After School: College. MARJORIE SINGER Peg Mar,iorie's Swell. Festival Chrous 12. 3, 43: The Fire Prince 123 g Home Room Secretary 123: Class Notable: Most liashful Girl. After School: Business. KALIEIZL CHARLES SKEIRIK Gabby Keen, Careful Scholar. Intramural Baseball 133: Intramural Track 13, 43. After School: Syracuse University. JOSEPH J. SLAVETSKY Whitey Joe's Just Swell. Intramural Basketball 133: Baseball 133 Tennis 13, 43: Festival Chorus 123. After School: Radio Work. -fPAGE 61 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGIZ 621i PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 WAYNE A. SLEEPER VVayne Always Shines. After School: Business. AMBROSE SMITH Nate Always Sports. Basketball 13. 41: Baseball 12, 31: Track 13, 41: Orchestra 121: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Technical School. EVELYN C. SMITH Smifhy Earnest. Conscientious, Serene. After School: Normal School. 1. DOROTHY B. SMITH Dome ' Dot's Being Successful. Panorama, Assistant 131: Exchange Editor 141.1 Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12. 3, 413 Tfnnm 12, 31: A Cappella Choir 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: The Nightingale 141: Latin Club 1211 French Club 141: Literary Club 13, 411 Girl R9- serves 13, 41: Class Essayist 141: Scholarship Insignia 12, 3, 41: School Honor Society Charter Member 141: Awards Committee 13, 41. After School: University of Rochester. RUTH H. SMITH Really Heavenly Singer. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 13, 41: Lead, Nightingale 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 141: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Business MICHAEL SOPOLIGA Sapa:- Mighty Suitable. Basketball, Assistant Manager 141: Track 131. After School: Cincinnati College. VIRGINIA E. SPANGIENBURG Ginny Vivacious, Eliicient Senior. Festival Chorus 121: Dom Econ 12, 3, 41. After School: Pratt Institute. LAURA dl. SPENCER Likes Jolly Songs. A Cappella Choir 13. 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: The Fire Prince 141: Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Business. KENNETH M. SPRAGIIIT Ken Knows Many Stories. French Club. 131. After School: College. FRIED N. STANTON Fritz Frankly Natural Smile. Band 131: G. 0. Alternate 131. HAROLD STARBIRD Has Security. MARION F. SULLIVAN Marion's Fun-loving, Sincere. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Home Room President 131: Secretary 141: G. O. Delegate 131: Class Officer, Sergeant-at-Arms. After School: Business. RITA M. SULLIVAN Really Modest Student. Festival Chorus 141. FELIX SVEREIKA -'raaens sewer. FRIEDA E. SWARTWOOD Sally Faithful, Effervescing, Sensible. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Fire Prince 131: The Nightingale 141. After School: Business. FLORENCE M. TAPPAN Loni.fe Thinks Most Thoroughly. Hockey 13, 41: Dramatics 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 411 Girl Reserves 131: Tons of Money 141. After School: Sibley Hospital. ROBERT TACEY BOL Riddles Targets. Tennis 141: Rihe 13, 41: Home Room Vice-Presi :lent 121: Member of Awards Committee 141. After School: Photography. SEYMOUR 1. TANENHAUS Seymour's Jolly, Thoughtful. A Football 12. 31: Basketball 121: German Club 141: Scholarship 131. After School: College. ALICE M. THAYER Always Mighty Tactfulf' Tennis 12, 31: Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Business School. WALTER THOMPSON Watches Thoughtfullyf' Track 131: Rifle Club 141. After School: College. EIWUARD G. TUCKER Ed Earnestly Guarding Time. Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 41: School Honor Society, Charter Member 141: Quietest Boy. After School: Business. Class Notable: ROLLIN L. TWINING Roi Rides Laughingly Through. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Pied Piper 121: Fire Prince 131: G, O. Delegate 12, 3, 41. After School: College. MARY L. VANATTA Pee ll ee Mary Laughs Vigorouslyf' Band 12, 3, 411 Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: The Nightingale 141: Literary Club 13, 41 : Girl Reserves 13, 41 : German Club 141 : G. 0. Delegate 141: Class Testator: Class Notable: Best Natured Girl: Honor Society, Charter Mem- ber 141: Red Cross Delegate 141: A Little Mis- take 141. After School: University of Rochester. WILLIAM 1. VAN KURIEN Biff Wants Justice Viviliedf' JANE B. VESY Very Jane's Beautifully Versatile. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12, 31. Festival Chorus 12. 31: Literary Club 13, 41: French Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Home Room President 141: Class Notable: Musician. After School: Barnard College. -fPAGE 63 ii.-1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 more 64j f PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 ,-Tli JOHN VONIETES .lovial, Venturcsomcf' Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 121: Baseball 121. Af.er School: College. DONALD ROBERT VVITHIZRS Dau Don R'ghlly Wins. Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis 121: 531110 Manamr Christmas Play 131. Af,er School: Business. CARLTON B. VVATSON Con Carlton Basketballs Well. Football, Junior Varsity 121: Varsity 13. 41: Letter 141: Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Varsity 13, 41: Captain 13, 41: Letter 141: Home Room Eresident 121: School Honor Societ-y, Charter Mem- er 141. After School: College. GIiORGlA A. WALES Georgia Aspires Wellesley. Hockey 13, 41: Tennis 131: Latin Club 121: French Club 13, 41: Vice-President 141: Girl Re- serves 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Class Notable: Class Bluffer. After School: Wellesley College. OHN F. WEAR olwm 9 Joking, Friendly Way. Basketball 121: Baseball 121: Track 131: Volley Ball 12, 31: Home Room President 12, 31: G. 0. Delegate 121: Class Notable: Best one-armed Driver. JOHN E. WENGROVIUS jolamzy ' John's Ever Wideawakef' Dramatic Club 12, 31: Hi-Y 141. After School: Syracuse University. JANET R. WHITAKIER Jests Really Well. Girl Reserves 131. After School: Business. PHILLIP A. WHITMORI3 Phil Pleasant and Witty. Football 12, 3, 41: Jr. Varsity 13, 41: Basketball, Intramural 13, 41: Tennis 131: Home Room Presi- dent 131: Vice-President 141: Class Notable: Handsomest Boy. BERTHA A. WILBER Bert Bashful and Witty. Festival Chorus 12, 31: The Messiah 1313 Library Club 12, 31. After School: Business. NORMAN J. WILMOT Norm Norm's Jolly, Willful. Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 121: Home Room Vice- Vresident: Scholarship Insignia 141: School Honor Sociey, Charter Member 141. ELIZABETH H. WILTSIE Ever Happy Warbler. Hockey 121: A Capella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Fire Prince 1312 NiEhtfnS!ale 141: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Home Room President 121: G. O. Delegate 121: Class Notable: Most Popular Girl. After School: College. HELEN C. WILCOX Has Cheery Ways. Basketball 12, 31 Hockey 141: tival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. Tennis 141: Fes- DORIS E. XVOODWORTH Draws Everything Well. Literary Club 13, 41 : Girl Reserves ll o0fly 13. 111 Z French Club 141. After School: Skidmore College. ROGER V. WOOSTER Rag Reeollects Very Well. Festival Chorus 12. 3, 41: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer. FLORENCE RUTH YAGER Fascinatfng, Regal, Young. After School: Hospital Training. ELIZABETH D. XIAVROUMIS Belly Enlivening, Dignified, Youthful. Festival Chorus 121. CHARLES WARD YETTER Hcbclflllfll Charlie Works Youthfullyf' Band 12, 31: Orchestra 121: Home Room Presi- rlent 121. Af.er School: College, ANTANITA J. YIERIECKIE Nils Always Just Yourself. After School: Business. LOIS L. YOUNG Lo's Laughs Youthfullyf' Art Insignia 12, 31: G. 0. Delegate 12, 31. STEPHEN JOHN ZEMANEK Zami Strong. Jolly, Zestfulf' Basketball 141: Baseball 121. ANNA C. ZDANIEVICH A Always Consistently Zealousf' Basketball 121: Hockey 131: Tennis, Letter 121 : Linrary Club 121: Girl Reserves 131: Literary Club 141. SUSAN L. ZDANIEVICH Sue Strong, Lusty Zeal. G'rl Reserves 13, 41: Literary 13, 413 Uefmilll Club 141. JOSEPH PAUL ZISKA foe Joe Possesses Zeal. Football 12, 3, 41, Varsity 13, 41: Award 141 : Intramural Basketball 12, 3. 41: Baseball 121: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 31: G. O. Delegate 12, After School: Business. 31. -fPAoE 65 PANORAMA ANNUAL MV19 X ! PAGE 661 gs M. gi Q, zl 'fs 3 c Qi Q, EE: 5, Q5 rt 3 Th: 1543 Es 2 5 f PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 anuary Notables Moi! Popular Girl .... .. Mart Popular Boy , Clan ArIiJl .............. Quielen Girl .... , Quielefl Boy .... , Bef! Girl Atlvlele Ben Boy Allvlefe .,..,, Ben Namred Girl .... Bart Ndfll1'6lf Boy ...., .. Harden Plugger Clan Afllfffldfl Clan Blujer Clan Giggler Clan fexler Prellieft Girl ...,. . Hafzdmzrzefl Boy ,,.,. . Bef! Girl Dafzrer Bef! Boy Dancer ..,. ,, M011 Baxhful Girl ..... . M011 Bf1JlJful Boy ...., , 1935 JANE LARRABEE GORDON BOYCE HIELIZN BOND BEATRICE MEIER MINIER HILL LOUISE DAVIS WILLIAM HOYSRADT BETTY BARTIS .L ....OO.... BUD BRITTON MlC1HAl2L ANDRECO BERNARD HANITCHAK LOUIS PIIERMAN SARA GILINSKY ROY SIZVERSON MARION HIZNIJERSUN NEIL MCLIEAN . ..... MARY LENNON CHARLES MOSES RUTH DENISON . L.... JOSEPH CTORMAN Ngifim Girl ,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... J EAN BUCKLEY Ngifiejz Bay ..,,L ...... S EYMOUR SPELMAN A1051 Original ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,IL .... H ELEN DOUGHTY Mon Apr ro Be Suffeffffrl .,,., ,....L ...,................ W ILFRED GAMBLI3 Ideal Couple ..........,........... .,,.... G ORDON COLYER and SARAH QUICK Mon B1-illifwz ................ .... W ILFORD LAKIN Ben One-Armed Driver STUART LAWSON -IZPAGI: 67 -...gl- P1XDJCDR AIM A A.bJDJlliKIJ'f0r I9'55 PAGE'68l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 M011 Popular Girl Mm! Popular Boy Clan Artift ....,..., Qzzieteft Girl ....., Qzzielefl Boy .....,.,. Bef! ,Girl Allalele ..... Bef! Boy Athlete . Bef! Natured Girl Bef! Nafzzred Boy Hardext Plugger ....,,. Clair Mzzfician Clan Blzzjffer ...... . Clan Giggler Clair jeffer Preffiefz Girl ...,. . Hdl1Lf.f07ll9.fl Boy . Bef! Girl Danver ..... Bef! Boy Damter , M011 Bafhflzl Girl M011 Barlvfnl Boy une Notables 193 5 BETTY WILTSIE THOMAS MANGAN BETTY EISENHART ELIZABETH MCGLYNN EIJWARD TUCISER DORIS HARDING HAROLD RUTH MARY VAN ATTA HERBERT SHOEMAKIER JANE MCINTYRIE JANE VESY GEORGIA WALES BETTY CLARK LLYWELLYN HOXSlI? OLGA KIIMPON PHIL XVHITMORE BARBARA MOFFITT ROGER VUOOSTIQR . L.... MARJORIIE SINGER JAMES SANDWIIQK Naifieff Girl ,,,,,,., ..,,,I M INNIE PIGNATIZLLI Noirieff Boy ....,L. .I.. S IDNEY DOOLITTLI2 Mon Original .........,...........L. ..L, I 'IELIEN MGTIGHE Mar! Apt to Be Sfzrrefffffl .,... ..........,.....,L.,.....,...L......v.,. S ANTI PORCINO Illeal Couple .vLL........L........., .....L., H AROLD DRliYl?ll and RITA HIENNIESSIEY Mos! Brilliafzl .,,,I.,...IL,.I. ...,I E LIZABETH QUILTER Beff One-AI-med IDl'l1'6'l' .,,. ..YL.I...... J OHN WIEAR -- IKPAGI ak ..l...l- ill- .l. iii- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 H iflorimz Proplaeff Orfzlor Teflalo r .,.... Poet ......... Efmyifl ..,.... Hifmriazz Propheff Oralor Teftalor . Poet .....,. E.rJayi.r1 .. PACE 70J- anuary Class Day Officers 1935 MARJORIE KELLY LOUISE DAVIS, ROY SEVERSON JAMES ALDRICH RICHARD ELLSWORTH LOUIS HERMAN HIiI.EN BONII une Class Day Officers 1935 HELEN MCTIGH13 JANE MEAGHER, JOHN SHIRRIZFF SANTI PORCINO MARY VAN ATTA BETTY CLARK DOROTHY SMITH PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Class History 193 5 HELEN McTIGHE When days are f1lled with busy, pleasant hours, how quickly they slip by-so quickly that we scarcely notice their passing until one day we are startled with the realization that they are gone from us forever. Thus have our high school days been swift and fleeting. They are over but the memory of them will linger always in our hearts. We shall remember with tender amusement how as Sophomores we entered this stately edifice of learning, eager and excited and full of anticipation, It was then that we were introduced to the unwritten traditions of our school and then that we became a part of its never ceasing activity. We shall remember how important we felt as hustling Juniors-morning students now. We became enthusiastic members of Le Cercle Francais, of Deutscher Verein, of Literary Club, Dom Econ and General Organization. We played hockey, basketball, tennis and golf. We showed intense interest in football and we followed our team at home and abroad to return time and again hoarse and exhausted from lusty cheering. Those days were carefree, unforgettable. Above all we shall remember our Senior year. We rushed from Senior meetings to classes, from Regents to our picnic and dance, crowding into those last days all of work and play that they could hold. Too soon came Baccalaureate, then Graduation. Mingled with the pride and pleasure of graduating there hovered an indescribable sense of sadness and regret to part with teachers and friends and to leave behind us forever those beloved walls which for three years had echoed our lessons and chatter and laughter. This chapter of our history is finished. We shall not make another one together, but shall go our separate ways to make our individual histories, and may they be for each of us stories of courage, success and happiness. aa IPACIE 71 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Class Prophecy A anuary, 1935 Prophelr .... .,.,7.,.,..A.,,....,,,..........,........ .,.. L otnsn Dfxvis, Rov SIEVIERSON Now listen my children and you shall hear Of the lifetime work of your classmates dear. Wait a minute! Don't shoot and don't go yet. We promise that that is the last at- tempt we'll make at poetry. As prophets we will try to betray to you the futures now past with as little honesty as possible so as not to hurt anyone's feelings. We wish to prepare you slightly by saying that our class has been the Hrst in many, many years to show such great devotion to the old home town by Hocking back in an almost com- plete number. Perhaps our mother's apron strings were stronger, or maybe we were just natural home bodies. Only a few have gone astray into the big, bad, broad wicked world. However even our toll-keeper on the bridge between here and Mars is sta- tioned on this end of the bridge in order to be nearer home. I think we may safely say that all are doing things worthy of themselves. I think that is safe, don't you? One word of advice before we start on our tour. Don't look for your name first. Work up to it gradually. It won't be so much of a shock to see your future that way. I think we're ready now, so let's start. First we see: Dorothy Warner-Professional needle-th reader Kenneth WeldenAMaking haste for Sudlow's. for seamstresses. Daniel Vaughan-Rolling chairs in Ann Ar- Margery Lamb--Sound effects on WNBF pro- bor. Simms- Georgia Gober--Chief penny counter in cafe- Gordon Boyce-Gone to Germany to vote. teria. Dorothy Pier-Telephone operator in Alaska. Frances Merrill-Polishing streets of our Par- lor City. Robet McManus-Pipe tester for Kaywoodie. Vivian Hullman--Fuller brush woman. llvlarjorie Kelly-Running a boarding house for stray cats. Andrew Harris--Interpreter for New York zoo. Wfilliam Hoysradt-Selling toothpaste at Col- gate. Frances Barber--Tollkeeper at the new bridge between Mars and Earth. Marian Blakeslee-Coloratura soprano on WNBF. jane Deyo-Maniquin at Saks' Binghamton store. Marian Henderson-Binghamton's one and only movie star. Thomas Paden-Looking over somebody else's shoulder. Richard Scott-Beginning life at 8:40. lrlarriet Abrams-Selling unemployment insur- ance for the next depression. PAGIE 721m Kathryn Brigham-just another misguided weather prophet. Louise Davis-Putting the bends in bobby pins. Siegfried lleierman-Blues singer. jay Axtell--Cowboy poloist. Lucille Decker-Book report card counter- outer in Book Room. Helen Doughty-Demonstrating streamline roller skates. Edwin Vergason--Binding books in Salt Lake City. Howard Beach-Bathing suit salesman in Norway. Mary Maldackas+Raising guinea pigs in Hawaii. Helen Zamay-Draining our rivers so cars can cross without bridges. Duane Kent-Britton's double in Hollywood, Harold Dewitt-Bus driver for Riley's school. Madge Buntsilnventor of dry running water. Ruth Denison-Discovered that microbes have teeth. QContinued on Page 1301 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Class Prophecy june, 1935 GOLD RUSH SCENE: Binghamton, N. Y. TIME: june 8, 1989. DESTINATION: California. CHARACTERS: Some members of the graduating class. P1-opheir ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,s.... JANE MEAGHER, joHN SHIRREFF As the B. C. H. S graduating class assembled for its fifty-fourth reunion, word was received from out West that gold had been struck in What's Its Name, California. Quickly we appointed a committee consisting of Gerald Baker, Elizabeth johnson, Cynthia Kinney and Joe Slavetsky to take charge of the matter. We're off! While passing through the business district of Columbus, Ohio, we noticed the following places: Levene, Jones 84 jones, lawyers, Sandwick's Garage, Saunder's Fruit Market, and Guley's Restaurant. It seemed so much like good times that we decided to get off the bus and do some visiting. The points of interest were: Vonetes' Soda Spa, Hoxsie's Dance Hall, Acme Photograph Co., Goodenough, Dearstyne 84 Capron, Props., Berman 81 Isaacson, livestock dealers, and a broadcasting station owned and operated by Phillip Neish. After enjoying a delicious dinner at Crispell's Fish Fry, we ate some of Puglisi's grapes and continued our journey. After crossing the Rubicon QI mean the Mississippij on a ferryboat operated by Henry Cook, we retired in a hotel under the management of Dick and Clayton Allen and jack McNulty. We entered the Harrington, Harmes and Hall clothing store. While in Denver we listened to Tony DeScipio, the Colorado King- fish. As a result of Zip's action, Carl Watson, Al Lesko and Harold Ruth picket Guiendon's toothpick factory injuring Ed Hankins, Russell jenkins, joe Buchel, Ken Button and Don Ericson. Tom Mangan and Bill Martin urged us to go on, so we continued. A week later we arrived at the mountains and found Moe Kobrin and Charles Kattell as a reception committee, To our disappointment they informed us that the dis- covery of gold was just a rumor. Whereupon we decided to send a member to the rest of the class while they were having a reunion and told them not to venture West. There- fore our delegate, Santi Porcino left to inform the remaining members at Lily Lake. Well, for heaven's sake! ejaculated Ruth Minthorn, famous contract bridge player, who was sitting under the elm tree behind the picnic tables playing bridge with Louise Gillespie, jane Vesy and Agatha Kennedy, will you look at what's coming? Whereupon in a cloud of dust and gusto arrived Santi Porcino in that queer-looking contraption of his, flanked on either side by Norman Wilmot and Dick Banford, and Roger Wooster and Fred Plunkett riding on the back. The occasion of all this was the fifty-fourth reunion of the class of june, 1935, which was being held at Lily Lake. At this arrival some of the boys, including Charles Prentice, William Pierce, Gordon Fahs and Chester Lipka, who were listening to some new yarn of Sid Doolittle's, and all the others gathered around to hear what was up. Santi fairly shouted that he brought tidings of a stupendous proposition. As no semblance of a business meeting fContinued on Page 1591 --ffPAcs1s 73 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Class Oration LEISURE SANTI PORCINO A topic of paramount interest today is the problem of how to spend our increasing spare time. It is of special interest to us graduates because undoubtedly we shall have more time for leisure in the future. Our teachers have taken care that we have not had too much leisure in the past. The type of recreation we young people first think of is physical activity, since youth likes to release its pent-up energy. Summer being here, most of us will turn to baseball, swimming, or tennis for exercise. Baseball offers diversion both to the player and to the fan. Surely every one gets a thrill from watching the home team's star slugger smack one out of the lot. Although outdoor sports will hold sway during the next few months, the general trend in the last few years has been toward indoor pastimes such as: listening to the radio, reading, and playing cards. This, no doubt, is due to our much-discussed depres- sion. Persons with little money or without jobs can not always participate in their pet forms of recreation. On the other hand people with good jobs or more money are seen more often at dances and at the movies. This latter amusement has, in recent years, increased in popularity because of improvement in the standard of the pictures. This improvement is a result of the reform movement of the churches and the portrayal on the screen of the works of noted authors. In a recent survey conducted by the National Recreation Society to learn what people are doing in their spare time, it was learned that they are striving to improve themselves. This gratifying discovery is proved by the fact that libraries throughout the country report an increasing demand for non-fiction books. In speaking of pastimes, music must not be ignored. This, like baseball, offers double pleasure: to the musician, and to the audience, the musician hopes. Witli the diversified musical programs on the radio today, certainly one can find something to satisfy his taste. The musical pictures on the screen are of a better quality than ever before, even well-known operettas are now being produced by the music magnates. I have not tried to name the innumerable pastimes of mankind, so please excuse me if I have not singled out your pet diversion among the above unquestionably out- standing amusements. In conclusion it will be interesting to watch how the members of this graduating class will use their spare time. Will they use it merely to have a good time? Will they use it to improve themselves, or will they even go backwards? Time alone can furnish our answer. PAGE 741- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Last Will and Testament afvu Qfljl We, the graduating class of 1935 and of 1 A, n. fAfter Depressionj, being of sound mind and in complete control of all of our faculties, do declare this to be our last will and testament and do hereby create and institute the following bequests after thoughtful consideration, serious deliberation, and grave cogitation. Unto all those who come after us, we do bequeath the new band room Qalias the swimming poolj which has been the scene of the greatest massacres of music in his- tory for so we have been informedj. We leave to you Embryo Musicians, the scrap- ing of violins, the blaring of horns, and the squeaking of clarinets. We leave the new murals in the cafeteria to be an inspiration to potential artists and to serious his- tory students. V We leave two funds: namely, the I'ma Fish Fund and the Grinn and Barritt fund. The I'ma Fish fund is to be a self-sustaining fund to be used for the establish- ment of a museum wherein will be housed such articles as Miss Murphy's flowered smock, Mr. Hartley's baton, Mr. Youngstrom's violet necktie, Mr. Williams' calendar, Miss Dyer's telephone fwhich does not seem to transmit names clearlyj, and such other articles as have become an institution of the school. We leave instructions for the laying out of tennis courts in the locker rooms where so many championships are lost or won. The Grinn and Barritt fund is based on a loan obtained from the Federal Emer- gency Relief Administration for the relief of unemployed pupils. Hereafter, cards, checker boards, and tiddly-winks will be furnished for these poor unfortunates in every study hall. Pingspong and pool tables will also be set up in the back corridors. Through this fund, dancing is made possible in the library on off days and moving pictures on the other days. Detention study halls will be equipped with radios for the entertainment of the pupils, with occasional speeches on promptness by foremost au- thorities. One study hall is to be transformed into a health room, fully equipped by this worthy department with Beauty Rest beds, for all those who may feel the need of sleep at any time, for we firmly believe that a wink in time saves nine. Nor have we forgotten you, O Worthy Post Graduates, We have arranged for a wooden extension to be constructed, inclining from the balcony to the stage. At last you will have auditorium seats! Because of a lack of funds, however, the structure will necessarily be quite flimsy. Therefore, Happy Landings. We appoint Miss Waterhouse and Mr. Bush, our valued friends and advisers, to be executors of this will. Believing ourselves to be mentally incompetent and in an uncertain state of mind, we herewith affix our signature. CLASS OF 1935 sfimciz 75 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 PAGIZ 761 ' Class Poem THE RIGHT ROAD BETTY CLARK Footsteps of time . . . We watch them recede, And wonder just where those footsteps will lead. One road is rockya We won't turn, asidewgvl M' For we see all the treasures thesejxeryx roCkshide,,H Treasures of time .... Laughter and songi-A 1 . The rocks cut our feet as we travel along. One of us falls, but on we shall go. The journey is weary, the going is slow, A The wrong road is easy, is soothing, is wide, But ends in oblivion. We must 'turn aside. i Obstacles meet us, but soon we'll possess The fruits of good fortune, good cheer and suceessf PANORAMA A'NNUAL' 'fm' 1935 Class Essay THREE H UNDRED YEARS DOROTHY SMITH In the year 1655, a short time after the death of Shakespeare in England and only a few years after the Hrst Colonial settlements in America, the citizens of Boston founded the Latin Grammar School. They had decided in a town meeting that their children must be taught more than reading and arithmetic. A schoolmaster was found, and a Latin class began in a building in the yard of Kings Chapel. Think back through the past three centuries to that rectangular-shaped log building. From the pictures of the school, it must have been a bleak and uninviting place. The windows were so high and viewless that they offered no diversion to squirming pupils. Coaches and people passed in the narrow Boston street outside, unseen by the boys cooped up in their box-like room. Of course, the master wouldn't have permitted any day-dreaming anyway. Towering over them on his platform with an agile birch rod handy, he terrified even the boldest. I pity those unfortunate boys who sat for hours on their backless benches under his merciless eyef the good citizens of Boston made no concessions for comfort. How they must have suffered, forever studying dull Latin and Greek, which the master pounded into them one way or another. The room must have been unbearable at times with its bareness. Besides the tyrant's desk, where he scratched with a long quill pen when he wasn't disciplining some culprit, and except for the benches, the room held only a stove. A pile of wood usually lay near it-wood brought by some boy as his fee. Through this tuition, the poorer class was excluded, however, the school was free in that it was supervised and partly supported by the people of Boston. If a scholar could understand classical Latin and speak it somewhat fluently, he was graduated. When a student benefited from his education, it was an accident. Yet, john Hancock and the Adams brothers were graduated from there, for nothing is waste that touches the man of genius. Men become great in spite of poor schools. But changes came as America progressed. 1835. Two hundred years afterward democracy had broken the schoolmaster's birch. In 1850 secondary schools, open to girls now, were called academies. These had added another story, and had a friendly looking entrance, topped by a massive bell. No longer did the school consist of one room. Students sat in rows, in which the back seats were the most desirable, for the hours still passed tediously. Progress had brought a new purpose in education to prepare boys and girls for the great and real business of living. Modern languages, philosophy, science, alge- bra, economics, and English were offered. However, these academies were privately owned, and, therefore, were not tuition free. After the Civil War free public high schools increased, and the academies de- creased. The high school fitted the needs of the new America. No longer did one -fimois 77 PANORAMA .ANNUAL for 1935 step out of school with a smattering of Latin, whenever the master judged one was ready. Commencement exercises became impressive in the nineteenth century. Girls, attired in long elaborately embroidered gowns over half-dozen petticoats, and young men in their best black suits marched down the aisles of high schools all over the country. 1935. Today has brought as many salient changes in one century as the first two hundred years affected. Now classes are held in stately halls, which have expanded skyward. Schools are altogether different from the boilers in the basement, which have taken the place of the woodpile, to the top floor of the four or five stories. They seem to signify freedom rather than suppression and fear. Windows are large with plenty of opportunity for day-dreaming through them, for the surroundings are usually pleasant. The motive of the courses is to discover the student's powers and trace a pattern for his knowledge. Schools of the future will have larger sitesf perhaps twenty acres or so. Swimv ming pools, gardens for the study of botany and agriculture, and outdoor theatres will surround the several buildings instead of one. Of course, the facilities of the library will be improved with books for all to browse in. All sorts of laboratories and work shops will be included. Above all, its purpose will be to aid the individual to adjust himself to his place in life. Now, our schools are crowded. Harsh bells interrupt interesting classes and end dull ones. Yet, we have progressed from the Boston Latin School. Wfhat was a log cabin is now a beautiful structure. What was almost useless, except as a beginning, is now practical. Yes, we have come a long way. PAGE 781- 'ANORAMA ANNUAL Lil P A.bJCJR A.h41R IKPJIQ U'A,L for 1 95 5 PARK S01 THE NIGHTINGALE PANORAMA ANNUAL for I955 Music THE NIGHTIN GALE ACT I. SCENE I-A Garden SCENE 2+The Throne Room SCENE 3-A Forest ACT II. The Throne Room SCENES ACT III. SCENE I-A Forest SCENE 2-The Throne Room SCENE 3-A Hallway SCENE 4-The Throne Room 4 Note: It should be understood that the scenery and stage settings are largely symbolic in the manner of the Chinese theater, your imagination must supply many details. THE THE THE THE THE EMPEROR OF CHINA ............,..,..,,, .......,.,... ..V,,..... ....................---------4 PRIME MINISTER ,,,..,,,,... COURT MUSICIAN ....,,... COURT PHYSICIAN ...,,........, IMPERIAL GAOLER ...4...,........... PRINCESS MORNING STAR .......,..,.,,,,, WILLOW BUD, A COURT LADY Y,.,,,.,,,r PLUM BLOSSOM, ANOTHER LADY .,...,,., James Every .......,..Thomas Clune ,,,,,,,....,Chai'les Kattell ,,r,..,..William Kunkle ........,Charles Dibble .......CeDora Gates .......Lena Moseff .....,,.Nellie Moseff THE KITCHEN BOY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.r.,,,,.,lr,.r,,,, ...,.,... E verett Turner THE NIGHTINGALE .....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,, ,....,l .......,..,, W i nifrecl King DEATH ..,,,,..,.,..........I,....,,,...rr,,,lrrl,,,,,,.r.r,l,,rrlr,, ,I,,,,l,,,,,,rr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.........,.,,. C linton Campbell THE AMBASSADOR FROM JAPAN ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I,.....,,,,,,,.,,,,..........,,..,.....,, R obert Tate ENVOYS FROM JAPAN ......,,......,,,,...,,,,,A.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,r,,.,,,,,,Y, P ieina Paccio, Russell Deyo ATTENDANTS TO THE EMPEROR ,.,,.... FLOW ER MAIDENS- Fi rst-Margaret Persley Second-'Jeanette BeGassc ........Jack Roberts, Leon Briggs, Saleem Aswad Dorothy Bradbury, Florence Banta, Betty Wilbur, Lillian Owen, iNorma Halt, Lois Norton, Jean Taylor, Lois Goodenough, Ethel Tombs. ACCOMPANIST ......................,...,,,,..,,,....,,,,...,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,r,.....,, ,..,,.......... R ose Mary Connor FRIDAY NIGHT CAST THE EMPEROR OF CHINA ........II......................A.I..................... --v-...--.----- A lHH Wllll5 THE PRIME MINISTER .............. ............. T homas Clunf THE COURT MUSICIAN .......... ......... M alcolm Wilcox THE COURT PHYSHHAN' ....,... .............. RM U TMC THE IMPERIAL GAOLER ,............,... .......... D avid EVHDS PRINCESS MORNING STAR ................. ............ B etfy Wiltsie WILLOW BUD, A COURT LADY ,........,.... ......... M arjorie Cresson PLUM BLOSSOM, ANOTHER LADY ......... ,...... M artha Crandall THE KITCHEN BOY .................,,.,,,,,,...,,,,.. .,.,,,.. W alter Launt THE NIGHTINGALE ........,.....,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,., ,,I....,.,,,,., R uth SmitlI DEATH ................................................,,,.,,,,.. ..,, ............ C h arles Kattell THE AMBASSADOR FROM JAPAN .,,,,,.. ,, ,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,r,...,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, William Kunkle ENVOYS FROM JAPAN ...................I...... .......,...,..........,......,, P ie-ina Paccio, Russell Deyo ATTENDANTS TO THE EMPEROR.. FLOWER MAIDENS-- First-Marjorie Lamb Second-Jeanette BeGasse ,.......Jack Roberts, Leon Briggs, Saleem Aswad Dorothy Bradbury, Florence Banta, Betty Wilbur, Lillian Owen, Norma Hait, Lois Norton, Jean Taylor, Lois Goodenough, Ethel Tombs. ACCOMPANIST ,,,,,,,I,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,r,,r,r,r,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,..,, E leanor Shoemaker -fPAoia 81 PIXDJCJR A NlA. INPJPJIJAKI. f ur1J35 PARE 821 K w THE NIGHTINGALE PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 ....1M- .tli iM- SATURDAY NIGHT CAST THE EMPEROR OF CHINA ......,,,,.......,.........,,,,.....,,,,...Y,,,,..,wA...,..., ,-,------f-A P llilip N0iSl1 THE PRIME MINISTER ........,I.,......,,,I.. VVA.... H oward Brown THE COURT MUSICIAN ..,,.... .f,fY,.---. C harles KHUCII THE COURT PHYSICIAN ........I ...,...YY W illiam Kurikle THE IMPERIAL GAOLER ,......,,,,,......,,,,I ,....VV C harles Dibble PRINCESS MORNING STAR ................,... .....-- C Hfmellfi Fusfo WILLOW BUD, A COURT LADY .......,....., PLUM BLOSSOM, ANOTHER LADY ....,,,.. .,,,r...Dorothy Smith Mary VanAtta Mary Deringis THE KITCHEN BOY ......,,.........,,...,.,,.,,.,.... ......., THE NIGHTINGALE .,..........Y.,,,,....,..,,.... ....v.V..,.. A H116 Allabfll DEATH -- ',4hl,-,,-, ',,,,-- AAAA,,,,A,,,,-,-A,,,,,,v,A,,,,I, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I, C linton Campbell THE AMBASSADOR FROM JAPAN ...... ..........I,...........................A.Y.........,.....Y. R Obert TMC ENVOYS FROM JAPAN ,,,,,A,,,,,,,I,,,,,v,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,,,,, P ieina Paccio, Russell Deyo ATTENDANTS TO THE EMPEROR .,,,.... ,.,,.... FLOWER MAIDENS-- First-Mary Russell Second-Dorothy Humphrey Dorothy Bradbury, Florence Banta, Betty Wilbur, Lillian Owen, Jean Taylor, Lois Goodenough, Norma Hait, Lois Norton, Ethel Tombs. Jack Roberts, Leon Briggs, Saleem Aswad ACCOMPANIST ...,........,.................,,,,,...,......,.,,.,......,,,,........,,,...,......,,,,,,,,...., ...,....,.,, I ivelyn Lupton SYNOPSIS OF MUSIC ACT I. 1. INTRODUCTION: Hail to the Emperor ,,...... ,.......,. ...,...... ,,,......f,,....,,...,.... C l 1 111118 Z. CHORUS: Wluen Springtime Comes ,,.,e...,,...... ..,,,,......,,........,,,,.......,l..,. F lower Maidens 9. SONG: Throughout All China ,,,,........,,i ,.,,.,,, M orning Star and Flower Maidens 4. SCENE ...,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, K itchen Boy and Flower Maidens 5. GOSSIP SONG ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i.,ii,,,.,,,,,,i,,,, ,......,, W illow Bud and Plum Blossom 6. CHORUS: Hail to the Emperor ,,,,,,,. ...,,,......, ....,,,...,,,,..,,l..,....,,,......,,,.......,,,,.....,,,. C 1 iorus 7. SCENE ......,,.........,,.,,,,,,,...,,...,,.,,,.....,.,,,,, ..,.,....,,,,.,,,.,,,,,..,..,,.......,,..,..... E mperors and Courtiers 8. SCENE ...........,..,,,,... ,,,,... ,,.....,. K i tchen Boy, Prime Minister and Morning Star 9. TRANSITION .,,... ,,,,....,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,I,,,,,,,, I nstrumental 10. TRANSITION ...... ...,,,,.,.....,,.,,,,,..,...,,,.I,,.......,,,,,,,....,.,,,,,,....,,,,, I nstrumental 11. SCENE .......,.......... .......,, K itchen Boy, Prime Minister and Morning Star 12- SCENE .............. .........,.,,,....,.....,.,,,.........,,,.,, N ightingale and Kitchen Boy ACT II. 13. SONG: Throughout All China ....,,...........,,..,.... Kitchen Boy, Flower Maidens and Chorus 14. GOSSIP SONG ,......,.......,.......,.........,,,,,,......,,,,v.,....,,,,,.....,,,,.,,, Willow Bud and Plum Blossom 15. SCENE .....,,,....,.......,,.,,....,........,,........,,...,,....,v,,.,.......,.,,,,,......... Prime Minister and Kitchen Boy 16. ARIA: I Come from Regions Wrapped in Dew .....,,,,,,,,.,...,v,,,,,.......,Y,,,.......,,,... Nightingale 17. ENTRANCE OF JAPANESE AMBASSADOR ,,...,.. ,...,..,,,,,,.........,,,,.......,,,,,, I nstrurnental 18. THE MUSIC BOX .........I..........,.,,.............,1...,,....,.,,. ,,,,,.. I nstrumental 19. SCENE: Woe! Woe! Woe! ACT III. 20- SCENE --....................................................................1.. .....,..,.,., K itchen Boy and Nightingale 21- SCENE -.................,.......................................,........,.. ........ D eath, Emperor and Nightingale 22. TRANSITION: Throughout All China ,,,,,,v ,,i,,,,,,rr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,A,,, K itrlwn Buy' gtg, 23. GOSSIP SONG ..................................,......,...... ....., P lum Blossom and Willgw Bud 24. SCENE ----------'4..-.--------------.-....................................... .......... E mperor, Kitchen Boy, etc. 25. FINALE: Throughout All China ,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,r,,,,r,X ,,i,, ,,,, , v , ,,,,,,w,,,,,, ,YY,.,V,-,AY,,A,.Y, E nge-mblc CHORUS Alice Rushmer Helen Afarian Margaret Brink Gertrude Schuk Laura Spencer Marion Johnson Josephine Tierno Phyllis MacI.ennan Dorothy Shoemaker Charlotte Bouton Rita Sullivan Norma Gibson Trieste Buono Josephine Milasi Antoinette Grasso Lunetta Bouton Beverly Mowry Regina Mirics Mildred Kabakoff Marion McDonald Babara Stevens Dorothy Yeomans Wilhelmina Knauf Helen Prusik Aldona Shaley Helen Onufrak Marybeth Downs Phyllis Bently Helen Karba Jeanette Severson Peggy Linehan Rita Meade Gladys Wheeler' Mariorie Hartnett Georgina Johnson Mary Ann Merges Magaret Novak Joy Weir Esther Koniclc Marjorie Knewasser Mary Geary Winifrecl Farnum Mary Campbell Sarah Abbadessa Doris French Freda Swartwood Evelyn Richards Catherine Brandt Helen Alexander Minnie Rozen Dorothy Gower Bessie Shulman Eleanor Kinney Ann Kazlauslcas Mary Aleba Geraldine Kudrna Helen Yudin Caroline Klee Doris Badger Reva Swackhamer -IPAGE 83 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Lalah Spoor Nicoline DePersis Dorothy Weinstein Marjorie Chubbuck Doris Farrell Marie Gaffney Ethel Daly Susan Pudiack Edith Lewis June Tingley Helen Oretskin Ray Evans David jones Edward Merrill Searle Wright Jack VanHorne Edward Schermerhorn Herbert Shoemaker Tony DeScipio Lewis Griffin Bethyl Rhuebottom Lillian Dring Bernard Hanitchak Ida Moseff Mary Matulis Charlotte Monroe Edith Papastrat Jeanette Goodenough Elizabeth O'Brien Evelyn King Magaret Danek Violet Caganek Inez LaGerould Lonelle Lovejoy Ruth Schott BOYS Daniel Dickinson Willard Eggleston james Ellis james Haick Carelton Bass Howard Zimmer Robert Kramer Ernest Nelson Anne Rudy Camilla Carter Elisa Burch Madalyn Melhuish Mildred Wilbur Marcia Hambrick Majorie Shafniski Marie Christian Elsie Ruth Bigler Marion Dyke Annette johnson Dominic Campo Kenneth Elliot Sidney Abbey Raymond Abbey Verner May Ward Oliver james Kelly William Hill ORCHESTRA Kathryn Keiper Frederick O'Brieu Campbell Connelly Marjorie Salisbury Helen Folmsbee Thelma Hunt jane Wilcox Frances Hoffman Dorothy Davis Marjorie Davis Virginia Dewey Frances Baldwin Bette Towner Elsie Naus Roger Wooster Marshall Bird Edward Buckland J. Wesley Wood Edwin Wood DeWitt Scott jack Eisman Richard Agard Duane Leighton Gerald Chapman Leonard Hanitchak Charles Lawson Russell Phelps STAFF Production Manager ,,..,.,,.... Marjorie Cresson Programs ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, M artha Crandall Assistant Director ..,.,,. ..,,,..t. P hilip Neish Publicity Manager ,,,,,,,, ,,,Y,,, C harleg Kattell Stage Manager ,............. .,,,, Don Bonham Tickets ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,, ,..,,,,,,,, F lorenee Bama Business Manager ........ .,,,..,.,..... D ave Evans Head Usher ,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,Y ,,,,,,,, J osephine Tierno Advertising ,,....,,....,,... ...,,.,,, C harles Dibhle Wardrobe Mistress ....,,, ,,,,......,.,, J ean Taylor - Girls' Sextette Ruth Smith, Marjory Lamb, Betty Wiltsie, Carmella Fusco, Margaret Persley, Lois Goodenough PAGE 841- PIKDJCJR1KDA1K 1RPJPJIJ1KI. for ISJ35 A CAPPELLA CHOIR fPAGE SS PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 A Cappella Choir PI'8.fjL!L'IIl .... Serreffzry .7... Treamrer Librariazz ....................... RAYMOND EVANS MARLICJRIE CRIZSSON PHILIP Nmsn CEDORA GATES Orchestra Everett Turner Howard Brown Walter' Launt Glen Comfort David Evans Allan Willis Leslie Morris james Every Charles Kattell Richard Agard Rollin Twining Wfard Oliver Raymond Abbey Sidney Abbey Thomas Clune David Launt Ray Lewis Donald Bonham Jeanette BeGasse Beverly Mowry Anne Allaben Rosemary Connor Dorothy Smith Bethyl Rheubottom Wir1ifl'ed King Charlotte Monroe Ruth Smith Lois Goodenough .lean Taylor Alice Rushmer Margery Lamb Margaret Persley Laura Spencer Mary Doringis Martha Crandall Norma Hait Carmella Fusco Betty Wiltsie Lillian Owen Marjorie Davis Antoinette Grasso Betty Wilbrii' Virginia Dewey june Tingley Sara Ahhadessa Lois Norton Georgina Johnson Dorothy Bradbury Norma Gibson Camilla Carter liirst Violins Second Violins Allaben, Anne Crandall, Martha Crossman, Betty Dring, Lillian Eisenstein, Sophia Konick, Esther Rheubottom, Bethyl Ruane, Madeline Mclntyre, jane Smyk, Stephen Truckenmiller, Elizabeth Marini, Francis Evans, Lloyd Flute jasielonis, Miriam Clarinet Ganow, George Phelps, Russell Tucker, Ed, more 861- Buchel, Ethel Cook, Betty Gregory, Mary Linehan, Margaret Wrmicek, Victoria Battaglia, Andrew Tomassi, Edwin Quick, Mary Alice Bone, Margaret Abdallah, Thomas Trumpet O'Brien, Fred Lawson, Charles LeBaron, Chester Wfarren, lid. String Basses Mclntyre, George Talmadge, Edwin Kaminsky, Albert Saxophone Randall, Carl Tanner, jack Horn Van Atta, Mary 'Cello Gritlis, Barbara Hanitchak, Leonard Kelly, Marjorie Trombone Keiper, Kathryn Wfood, Wesley' Piano Johns, Lucille Percussion Bonham, Donald Connelly, Campbell PANORAMA ANNUAL pr1935 l.. - 1-. -1 ORCHESTRA KPAGE 87 P1KDJCDI11Kh41K 1NPJDJLIA.L for 19 35 PAGE S81 BAND E PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Saxophone Snover, Robert Brown, Robert Phelps, Riclmrtl Randall, Carl Trlnnei, .luck Horn Doolittle, Albert Van Atta, Mary Peck, David Hollerun, Iitl. Percussion Bonham, Dtllllllkl Connelly, Campbell Aswutl, Tamer Stull, Robert Band B-flat Clarinet Aliearn. Robert livery, james Giinow, George Clirver, Dick Hawley, DeWitt King, Hurry 'l'uClcer, litl. Phelps, Russell Pierino, Lise Tyler, Dick lVIcC:1fferty, Butl Mosher, Dick Holmes, Clifton l.oCliWootl, Lyle Cornet and Trumpet OBrien, Fretl linglebert, Richiirtl l:1ll'l', Leo Lelirlron, Chester Doubletlaty, jnines W2ll'I'CI1, litlgui' l.1mtlon, Robert -jones, Dontiltl Ross, Floytl QLl2lCkCllDLl5ll, Albert Wiliiioiit, Norman Arnold. john Flute -lgisielonis, Miriam - Cheer Leaders Tuba and String Buss Kiiminsky, Albert Secor, Robert Trillngitlge, lftlwin Sampson, Dick l..iwson, Cilulrles Martin, -liiines Baritone Davis, Glen Xwootl, Wfesley Trombone Keiper, Kathryn Lincoln, Willigtrii Hill, Richuitl Btlljtlllllll, Mnriny Ruffer, Cilifloril Dnnhiim. Stngirt MR, CARL PIITUS ,,,,,,, ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C 'mzrff Nizn Viirtcifxsorsr ,,.s,, .,is,,.sss .,.. ,,..,... ,,,, ,,,. Z I t 1 . :J Clirfw-lmdui' lileunor Duell Lois Norton lxlkll'gL1I'Cf Wlieliiri Wfilliiim lillswi Burbalxi Cireif -Ioan Stolglrfylt Riclmrrl Buiifoixl Ricliuiwl .Ierlry Christine Leggt- joy Weir' Ken fiookinlinm Percy W1ll'l'Cll - lYl,Af,il'i M with PANORAMA ANNUAL for 193 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 -l rt Department This year, an unusual project has taken the Art Department from its usual routine of work. The murals, which you will see on the walls of the cafeteria, are the reason for this departure. A great deal of time has been spent in completing these colorful panels. Various poster contests have been held, thus enabling the students to develop their originality. Posters for the comedy, Tons of Money and the operetta, l'The Nightingale were among those which displayed the talents of the art students to reat advantave. Advanced art students undertook the task of aintin the scener 8 as P 8 Y for The Nightingale. They were very successful, as those who have seen the oper- etta probably know. A commercial firm sponsored a contest for designing a coffee label. This was a good opportunity for the students to earn a little extra pocket money. We hope we shall have more opportunities like that. The remainder of the year was spent in making a large variety of pictorial maps. Each student made his map using whatever materials he wished. This gave everyone a chance to work out his own ideas. lndividuality was the keynote of the entire year. l kfvaoli 91 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PAGE 92 ART DEPARTMENT MURALS WXNORAMA ANNUAL f 'AGI PANQRAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Public Speaking Department Since the return of Public Speaking this department has been exceptionally busy. There are over 250 pupils enrolled in these classes. The program for the annual Disinger-Church Declamation Contest is as follows: fl 1. The Meaning of Americanismu ..r.,,..,. ....,,,.,. c,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, IN 1 a ry Emmons 2. The Challenge of Chaos ,..., . c,..., Charles Keane 5. An Epic of the North ....,,,,.,. ,,., M argaret Brink Liberty Defined ..,.,,.ce.,ec, ....cc..c. . ..., S eymour Spelman 5. The Man Who Walks Alone .,r. ,,.. .,,, ,,., F l o fence Koshland Violin Solo .,.,,,,.c,.i,.,.,.....,.., ,..,,,.,...... B erzztzzzl Haziilcbzzk AL'L'01l!ptZi7j6Lf by jane Vary 6. The Hope for Peace .... ....c .,,, ree.c,,.rr c...,....c . . . . Ned Vergason 7. One ....cccc...,..,.,,...,..,.,,.... ,,...,,..,.,,... ...,, E c lith Lewis 8. Would War Bring Us Prosperity? .. ,,,.,,e,,. jack Roberts 9. An American by Adoption .,.,,.,.,,, ...,,. B essie Comstock 10. Free Silver Coinage .ee.c,.,,,.,,., ..c.,,,.,., ....,,................ ...,c,..,, R o b ert Tate The two first prizes of 31510.00 each were awarded to Margaret Brink and Seymour Spelman. Florence Koshland and jack Roberts won the second prizes of 555.00 each The third prizes of 32.50 were awarded to Edith Lewis and Charles Keane. The Girls' Debate sponsored by the Civic Club was won by the negative side. The defeated proposal was: Retained, That these several states should adopt legislation providing to the citizens at nominal cost general medical care and the services of hospitals and clinics. The girls on the atlirmative side were Helen Folmsbee, Ruth Minthorn and Betty English. The winning team consisted of Edith Lewis, Kathleen Barnes and Mary Rus- sell. The coveted rings of gold and sardonyx on which are hand-carved lamps of knowledge were awarded as individual prizes to Ruth Minthorn, Betty English and Edith Lewis. - The Christmas Pla The Dramatics Club has become a very active organization during the past year. Four plays have been given on the Salute to Youth programs over Station XVNBF and at Christmas time an a 5ro riate la was resented over this same station. Pl P P Y P The annual Christmas la resented in this auditorium was Solitaire The P Y P cast of characters was: THE CAST Abner Webster ........... ,.,..,,..,.,,,...... R ichard Scott and Wesley Wood Hattie, his wife ................. .....,......... M arjorie Cresson and Margaret Brink Mertle, his daughter ........ ......,. E lizabeth Anne Hickey and Lillian Owen Vaughn, his son ,,,.,,,e,,.. ............. C linton Campbell and Elwood Lucas Jerry ,,,.......,,,,,,,,... ...,.....,,, K en Cookingham and William Ellis PAGE 941-- PANURAMA ANNUAI.f01' 1935 . ' W9-vhiv ' Mfavfw I 13 4 '- 4 fc? A ill 'C SW 'H 72 --fl-'Aiili 95 .1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Prerirlent ...,, Secretary ,,,,,..,,,,., Bnrifzefr M amz ger .,.. Gefzeml Officer Faculty Adzfifer Brink Margaret Cresson Marjorie Davis Marjorie Freeman Doris Hickey Elizabeth Ann Hodock Verna Lewis Edith Mofiitt Barbara Owen Iillian Dramatics Club Shuman, Myrtle Sloan, Mary jane Tappan, Florence Ahearn, Robert Barnes, Arlin Bonham, Donald Briggs, Leon Campbell, Clinton Clune, Thomas Dickinson, Daniel - Tons of Money JUSTIN SMITH EDITH LEWIS BARBARA MOFFITT' LILLIAN OWEN CARL Trrtis Ellis, William Holzer, Lawrence Roberts, Jack Smith, Justine Stenko, William Tate, Robert Vergason Ned Wenzle, john Wood, Wfesley Ihe cast of characters of the three act farce Tons of Money included: TECHNICAL STAFF Stage Manager ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.....,..,,...,.. J ustin Smith Assistants .............. ....,.. D onald Bonham, Richard Scott, Pierre Exarhos Makeup ......,.....,, ..........,,........,...,.....,.....,,........,. E dith Lewis, jane Fish Prompters ...,... ...........,........,.,.............. B arbara Mothtt, Betty May THE CAST Sprules, a butler .,......t....,... ,....,.,,.,,........... ............ L e on Briggs Simpson, parlor maid .....,.. ,.....,. V erna Hodock Miss Benita Mullet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ D oris Freeman Louise Allington .................................... .,..,.. F lorence Tappan Aubrey Henry Maitland Allington ,,..,... ........... I ack Roberts Giles, a gardener ,.....,,...,,...,..,....,,,.,,,, ..........., W esley Wood James Chesterman, a solicitor ,....., ....., D aniel Dickinson Jean Everard ....,................,,,,,.,.,,.., .,,,.,, B arbara Mofhtt Henry ......,,.,,.,......,.........,........,.,., ...... R obert Ahearn George Maitland ..,..,. .,.,,.....,,..,,,t,,t,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,I,. ........ N e d Vergason PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager ........ ...... .............,............................................... D 0 nald Bonham Assistants .............. ....,.....,.......... W esley Wood, William Stenko, john Wenzle P Prompters .................,,,...,...,,.,r,,,.t.,,,,,.tt....t,...,, Makeup .........................., .,,.., ,,,..,, ,.,.,,,,,,, Sound Effects ,......,..,.,,..,..,..,.,.,,,.,..,......,,,,.,,...,.,,...,., Arlin Barnes, William Ellis Pro erties ,..........,,...,, Robert Tate, Edith Lewis, Marjorie Davis, Arlin Barnes .Mary Jane Sloan, Marjorie Davis .Jeanne McMahon, Edith Lewis Business Manager ......... ...,.,..tI.,,.tt,.,,,....,,,,,,...,-,,,,,...r.,.......,..,.... B arbara Moffitt Assistant ..........,.,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W esley Wood Publicity ....,..,,.,,....... ...,... A rlin Barnes, Mary jane Sloan, Margaret Brink Tickets ...................... .................,,,.,.,,,. M arjorie Cresson, Melvin Shapiro Posters ..........................,...........,.,......,...........,.........................,........ Vincent Crowley House Committee .....,.......,,.,..... Kenneth Cookinham, Robert Tate, Lynn White Donald Borst, Clinton Campbell, Thomas Clune, Elwood Lucas, Laurence Holzer Ushers .................. Eleanor Pryor, Dorothy Rowits, jane Meagher, Arlene Bull, Betty English IARL 961- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 MONEY NS OF TO VL '11 3' Cf rr XC X1 i--- PA N CJR A N113 AIN NJLIA L f PAGE 981 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 unior Red Cross REPRESENTATIVES TO JUNIOR RED CROSS Preyzdenf .YY.,................,..,,7 ,...,....,...A....,.....,,, A.A.,A... ROBERT AHIEARN Helen Andreco Betty Crossman june I-Iinamun Elizabeth Quilter Iklargaret Brink Virgil Dumond Walter' Kalesinskas Isabelle Webber' Rohert Cohn IVIurie Gaffney Ruth Minthorn A.M. AUXILIARY OE JUNIOR RED CROSS President ,,,,..,..,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R ohert Ahealrn Secretary ,,..,,,,,,,,......i.,.,Y. ,,,,,,,,, Iv Iary Russell Vice-President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,........,... .. Betty Wiltsie Treasurer ,,,,.,.....,,,,,,,,, ,,...,..,, IN Iargery Lamh 105--Betty Wiltsie 205-Katherine Downs 220-Malcolm Wilclwx 514-Mary Sampson 106-Richard Hall 204-Marion johnson ZZI-Dorothy Shoemaker 115--Thelma Chirnoff 10'-Lawrence Knuphle 205-Margaret Brink 222--Betty Wilhtlit 517-Ruth Brandt 109-Elizabeth Quilter 206-Helen Bond 30-1-Marie Gaffney 918-Rosemary Connor IIS-Rohert Ahearn 207-Gertrude Klenus 505-Marie Makres 519--jack Van Horne lI8-Mary Van Atta 209-Donald Allen 506-Mary Russell 319A-john Cunninghun 119-Gerald Baker 21'--IXIz1rjery Lamb 30'-I-Iarriet Lewis 520-Mildred Wilhili' 201 Elsie Begler 219-Dorothy johnson 312--Carolyn Perry 326--Helen Belansky 202 I05 I07 109 IIS IIB 201 202 -Doris Turrell President ....,.,,.. . Vice-President ...., ,, -Edward Bell -Norman Fox Leonard Hnnitchak -Kirk Adams -Joan Colpitts Beatrice Colson -Christina Guy Z 19A--lane DeMunn 315- Francis Baldwin P.M. AUXILIARY OE JUNIOR RED CROSS 205 204 205 20 209 2I' 219 220- Matilda Ellis Marion Hull Secretary .,,,,,,,,,,,,,...... ,,., ,,,,, S t ephzlnie I'Il'k1SlILl Norman Fox Treasurer ..,,......,,,,,.,,,, .,,,, I ileanor Stevens 222-Carolyn Runnals 515--Edna Obert 3011-Pauline Spencer 915-Sadie Watkiims Marian Hall Frances jordan june Fish Florence Melamed Anna Iacovazzi 30 5-Josephine Kormorney 51 506 50 Thelma Plankenhorn 312 Eleanor Neuhuuer 22l 505A-Barlmra Volk -Wfilliam Wfright -Eleanor Stevens -Irene Luchzlusky -Stephanie I-Irusnu JIS 519 Oleta Peterson -Marie Yerkes -Earl Wklldliiklll 319AA-Cliurlotte Stone 320-jean Vun Aktn -fmoii 99 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 A6315 1 LITERARY CLUB PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Literar Club fl:ALL TliRMj Preridefzf ....Y .... .... R UTH MINTHORN Vine-Prefidefzz ,,......Vw ... , j ANE MEAGHER Recording Secrelrzry .... ,. .... FRANCES BARBER Correrpomfizzg Serre1in'j' .,,. .... X YYANDA FAHRENZ Treamrer ....,A...,,,..... ....,,.. A,.... ....Y ....,A.,.,,A....,..... H E L 1 EN BOND Sergeazzzf-al-Af-mr .,..V IRLQNE SIQMANTQK, DOROTHY SMITH fSPRlNG Triamj Prafidenl .....A.... A,... .... .... j A N E MEAGHLER Vice-Preridefzl ...vA,.... .w..v I ELIZABETH QUILTER Recording Serremrj' .v7V,, ,.... .,., B E TTY WILBLIR COI'I'?.ff071lJiHg Sewelazrj' .,... .... D OROTHY SMITH Trearurer .,...T.... T..,.,T....,,.... ....,,.... .,T.T ....,...T,....T,..., M A R Y RUSSELL Sergeanlf-at-Armr ...., L..... N ELLIE Mosurr, ANNiaTTiz jOHNsON Adzfirer ......,. Antal, Louise Bailey, May Ball, Arlene Banta, Florence Barber, Frances Bey, Mary Blakeslee, Marian Bogart, jane Bond, Helen Booth, Kathleen Bogdasarian, Lillian Buckley, jean Campon, Palma Carpenter, Gladys Carter, Camilla Catlin, Margaret Chubbuck, Marjorie Cooper, Dorothy Crossman, Betty Davis, Louise Davis, Minerva Decker, Dorothy Decker, Valletta DePersis, Nicholene Deringis, Mary Dibble, Marjorie Dillon, Rita Doughty, Helen Eisenhart, Bettv English, Betty Fahrenz, Wanda Farrar, Constance Freeman, Doris Friberg, Mary Gerlitz, Opal Gibbons, Helen Gillespie, Louise Gober, Georgia Goodenough, Lois Graffly, Dorothy Greenblott, Helen Harding, jane Heroy, jane Humphrey, Dorothy jeffery, Vera johnson, Annette johnson, Dorothy johnson, Helen joyce, Reba Kelly, Marjorie Kennedy, Agatha King, Winifred Kinney, Eleanor Klee, Carolyn Lamb, Margery Larrabee, jane Lennon, Mary Lockwood, Helen Makres, Marie Maldackas, Mary Mastronardi, Inez McDonald, Marion McIntyre, jane McTighe, Helen Meagher, jane Merges, Mary Ann Merlender, Blanche Minthorn, Ruth Mooney, Madeline Moseff, Nellie Mowry, Beverly North, Rita O'Brien, Eva O'Neill, Rose Anne Oretskin, Helen Oretskin, Esther Pearson, Thelma Prior, Eleanor Pomeroy, Rita Prusik, Helen Quick, Maryalice Quilter, Elizabeth Rheubottom, Bethyl Rodman, Miriam Ro He, Elise Rowits, Dorothy Rushmer, Alice Miss TOBIAS Russell, Betty Russell, Mary Sass, Florence Sastern, jeanette Schwab, Helen Semanek, Irene Setzer, Natalie Shaly, Aldona Shafniski, Marjorie Sherba, Betty Smith, Dorothy Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Ruth Suydam, Carolyn Tappan, Florence Turrell, Doris Vail, Freda Van Atta, Mary Vesy, jane Wales, Georgia Weinstein, Dorothy Wilbur, Betty Wiltsie, Betty Woodworth, Doris Zamaitis, Anne Zayac, Clara Zdanevich, Anne Ztlanevich, Susan A HIPALQE lOl PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 15 1021 GIRL RESERVES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Piwidelfl Girl Reserves OFFICERS Parr. and SPRING Vive-Preridezzl SL't'I'6fdl j' .......,,,.Y,, , '14I'6'r1.llll'6l', Fall ..,. Trerz,rm'ez', Spring fldrfifer ..,.....,.... . Atlams, Ivlargaret Antal, Louise Bailey, Mae Ball, Arlene Banta, Florence Barnes, Marion Bartley, Margaret Be Gasse, Jeannette Bey, Mary Blakeslee, Marian Bond, Helen Bosler, Marion Brink, Margaret Buckley, jean Bullock, Grace Burch, Dorothy Burch, Elisa Campon, Palma Carson, Ruth Carter, Camilla Catlin, Margaret Ceponis, Genevieve Cherkes, Amelia Collins, Ivfargaret Cook, Betty Currie. INIae Crandall, Martha Davis, Louise Decker, Valetta Decliche, Barbara Dickson, julia Dillon, Rita liisenhart, Betty Farrar, Constance Finkle, Leona Finkle, Lois Gootlenough, Lois Gougoulis, Helen Greenman, Iisther Hambrick, Marcia Howe, Katherine Hoatlley, Le-ora Hollis, Emily H um ph rey, Dorothy Jeffery, Vera Joyce, Reba Keane, Marion Kelly, INIarjorie Kieda, Viola King, Pearl King, Wiiiifiretl Korba, Helen Kroehler, Norma jams Lmtitaisiaii MARGHRY LAMB DOIKOTHY SMITH Louisn Davis F1.oRi5Nc31z BANTA Miss Horciomrs Lamb, Ma1'geiAy Larrabee, jane Layton, Evelyn Lewis, Harriette Lockwood, Helen Lyon, Katherine Makres, Marie IVIastronardi, Inez Matulis, Mary Mee, Marian McGlynn, Elizabeth Meagher, jane Mc'I'ighe, Helen Moore, Betty Newton, Thelma North, Rita Norton, Lois Patrick, Anna Phillips, Beatrice Planson, Martha Platt, Alice Reynolcls, Dorothy Ro He, Elise Russell, Elizabeth Russell, Mary Sampson, Frances Schott, Ruth Semanek, Irene Setzer, Natalie Shafniski, Marjorie Sharak, Nellie Shine, Mary Shores, Marie Slater, Ruth Smith, Dorothy Smith, Ruth Spencer, Laura Stewart, Tomazene Stevens, Barbara Thayer, Alice Thomson, Monica Tierno, Josephine Turrell, Doris Vail, Freda Van Atta, Mary Vesy, jane Willes, Georgia Wfhitaker, Martha Willis, Helen Wfoodworth, Doris Yuclin, Helen Ztlanevich, Ann Ztlanevich, Susan GIRL RESERVES PLAY ffrmoii los PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 PI'6,flL!6lIf .,7.Y,,,7 ,, Vive-Pzeyidelif S6L'I'6f:1I'Q' ,....,, TVL'rI.f.7ll'EI' 7,,,, PI'6'.l'lL!l31If .,,...,..., Vice-Preiidefil Se4'1'emf'y ...,... ,11I'6'f1.f7ll'El' ..., Ahearn, Robert Bull, XVL-Ellington Burton, Gi1'2lIAxl Billings, Harold Briggs, Leon Cole, Russ Deyo, Russell Dietzel, Bob lddy, Munro .1y, Al PAGE 1041-- Hi-Y Club OFFICERS QFALL TERM, QSPRING TERM, MEMBERS fFALL and SPRING, French, Bob Gieschen, Martin Hardy, Paul Hennessey, Wglltei' I-Ioxsie, Llywellyn jeffrey, Dick Kunkle, Willizliiw La Forte, joe Lawson, Kent Lens, Lestor Powell, Willizlliz NED VERGASON GIRARD BARTON JACK ROBERTS RUSSELL DEYO ,L .... JACK ROBERTS WIELLINGTON BALL RUSSELL DEYO ROBERT AHEARN Roberts, Jack Sands, Lee Shoemaker, Herbert Tozer, Leon Vergason, Bob Vergason, Ned Wengx'oviuS, john Wright, john Wi'ight, Williaium W'ooSter, Roger PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Lillian Crowe julia Dunuy Betty Dunham Dom Econ Virginia Spangenburg RUT1-I CHAFFEIE .i..... .,i...i I family Adzfifer OFFICERS fFALI. TIQRMQ Premleuf ,........vii.,i.,i.,,.,.......,.....,iiii...,i,...,... VIRGINIA SPANGENBIIRG Vire Prefiderz! and Treamrer ....,.. .,............... D ORIS FULLER Serremry ...........,....I.,..,............ ...... N ATALIE WOLIEVER Correfponding Secretary .,.........,.,.,...,.........., ...... D OROTHY WHITIE fSPRING TIERMJ Prefidezzl ...................v.......I...,.,...............,.,.. VIRGINIA SPANGIENBIIRIQ Vive-Prefidefzf and Yieamrer ....,.. I..I....,,I.. E IILIITA ZIiIcQI.IaR Serrefary ,.,.........,.............,.......... ,,........ 'I ULIA DUNAY Correfpozzding Sefrefary ......Y ...w..,. N ORMA RHIINIQR Anita Grumbs juan Stolarcyk Betty Gromes Gertrude Stretz Alice Kleitz Betty Miske Dorothy Wliite jeanctte Ferguson Helen Folmsber Doris Fuller Susan Fuller Dorothy O'Bl'lCIl Norma Redner Ruth Redner Florence Vlilliams Helen Yeomuns Iiuleta Zeigler -lfmnr 102 LES MEMBRES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Le Cercle De Francais pr't5,fide12fe .,,,, vice-prefidezzle Jecrehfaire v,..A7. tremrier ..,., . m1z.reillef1.re priridezzfe ,,... vice-preiidelzle .fEL'l'gfcZjl'6 ..,..,. lre5J0rier ...,7,, r0n,reillen,re florence Banta Marian Blakeslee David Bloom jean Buckley Angelo Cherro Pauline Damiano Louise Davis Dorothy Decker Betty Eisenhart Betty English Annette johnson Dorothy johnson Reba Joyce PAGI2 1061-- LES OFFICIERS L'AU'roM M12 LE PRINTEM PS Esther Konick june Larrabee Margaret Leary Christine Legge Mary Levonik Iames May jane Meagher Ann Milensky Rita North Eva O'Brien Rose Anne O'Neill Rita Pomeroy Rosie ANNIz O'Nl2ILL CQISORGIA WALISS JANE LARRABISIE S ., stst. JAMES MAY MLLIQ. MIJIKPIIY Rosie ANNIE OYNIEIL GEORCEIA WAI.Hs BIQTTY EISENHART RoBI3R'r SULLIVAN lVlLI.I'l, MIIRPHY Helen Prusik Maryalice Quick Alice Rushrner Marjorie Salisbury Helen Schwab Myrtle Shuman Dorothy Smith Robert Sullivan Marvin Tannenhous Georgia Wiiles joy Weir' Martha Wlmitaker' Doris XWoodworth PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 German Club p,4em,'e,,, ,,,,,,,., WILFORD LAKIN Sefrelary ,,,, ,.,Y. E LIZABET1-1 QUILTER ALJ1'f.f6l' Antal, Louise Bey, Mary Farrar, Constance Klee, Carolyn Korba, Helen Larrabee, jane Semanelc, Irene Stnmm, Clara Vergason, Ned Van Atta, Mary Zclunevich, Susan Babcock, Stanley Gieschen, Martin Molyneaux, David Schernmerhorn, Erlwurrl Titus, Rexfnrrl Miss MEYER kfmcra 107 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Library Club n Prefidenz ,,Y, ...... ,,., B E VERLY O'BRIEN Sew-emry .... . ..... E LISE Ro HE Trepzmrer ALICE RUSHMER PAGE 1081-- Louise Antal Juanita Barber Bessie Comstock Geraldine Kudrna Irene Semanek Josephine Matulis Bernice Thorton Gertrude Wenclm Ann Zdanevich 'ANORAMA ANNUAL fm' lvii ffffI'Ail lon IJINPJCJ R A B111 A.DJPJIl A L fox' 19 35 PAGE 1101 v 1 1 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERMFN PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD LE U ED CH . S one Tb' ggi my - :UE .E 'E fgu: 'm 529 .275 :a :-? wr: Fz: TT: A.. VIII,- ...V 55251 cel III? Lu Jiri' UGO: :exams :MCE Mio 2321 fi? LLL. EQ E53 45.3 MLK, lllllllfl iii OOO :daicd fPAu1a 111 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Cfmzrlv.. Gerald Baker Harold Dreyer Ralph Auchinachi jack Harrington James Duell W'illiam Hoysradt Leslie Clark Vincent Campo john Maslowsky Wfilliam Schiedcr Varsity Football R. L. SCHUSTER LETTERMEN John Zemaites Joseph Ziska Andrew Harris john Haruk Richard Allen Lloyd Lewis John Aleba John Yurka Williani Stewart Howard Beach Carlton Watscmn Harold Ruth SQUAD Nicholas Shields Edward Mangan Arthur Speakman MANAGERS joseph Wfawrek Leo Forse Gordon Boyce Neil McLean Richard Mason john Congdon Wfilliam Ellsworth Wfilliam Graney Anthony Majarian James Ellis Jack Harrington, Manager Gerald Baker, Field Mgr. PAGE 1 1 21- NORAMA ANNUAL for I055 i i LPAGE: 115 D QA RSITY BASKETBAI. L S VA 'S h-J PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Varsity Basketball Cwvfa -..,Av. Y.VY.. ...... L . D. GRIEENMAN fwdlldgef' ..vYa- .A......Vv..V...... ...... a...... I A c lK HARRINQTON Carlton Watssnii William Martin Albert Lesko John Vlkovic Philip Vanderhe Richard Watsrmn ck LETTERMEN joseph Regan Thomas Conlon SQUAD Ahe Rosenthal Arthur Jacobs SCHEDULE B. C. H. S.-58 ......... Ithaca Col. Fresh.-25 B. C H. B. C. H. S.-21 ....,,. ........ -I ohnson City-22 B, C H, B. C. H. Sf-24 ,...... ..........,,,,, E lmira-43 B, C H, B. C. H. S133 ....,,. .............., I tl'1Z1C2l-38 B, C H, B. C. H. S+3?v ....... ............,. C ortland- 3 B. C H, B. C. H. S.-17 ...,......,... Union-Endic0tts26 B. C H, B. C. H. S.+28 ....... ..............,... E lmira-31 B. C H, B. C. H. 5.729 ....... ..,............,,, O wego-19 B, C H, B. C. H. S.-20 .................. Johnson Mike Barvinchak john Pankowick Peter Herman La Vergne Declccr -John Karcak Wfilliam Powell sa -an .... Norwich-22 S7 -30 ....... .............,... I thaca-, - -25 ...............,,....... Cortland-35 -37 ....... ....... U nion-Endicott-30 -25 ........ .............,,., O wego 15 -I8 ........ .....,,..,.... I thaca-23 -22 ........ ..... M anlius-23 ,-36 .............. Norwich-26 City-22 PAGE 1141- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Wrestling Club john Cunningham Donald Neisbaum Donald Allen john Hornby Art Davis Stewart Follettc George Mclntyre Robert DeMunn Morris Wimlk Wilfortl Lakin ...,...-IOHN Richard Jeffries Dana Miller Jack Townsend john Treyz Arthur Bushnell jack Luce Elmer Crowley Robert Kane Nicholas Shields RUss1aLL -KPAGE 115 P A.PJKD R.A B418 A.PJPJIJ.A L for' 19 55 PAGE 1161 gm, N A? my 5351? ' .. Ei X N , ,N R .-Q. - 1 il 1 1 1 4 m i 2 33 Q- - 1- 'sfw ' 'JA Q 3 W., , , TRACK SQUAD PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Blinn Buell john liisnx,in Don Allen Dick Allen Harold Ruth jacques DuMond Williaimi Muzar Robert Austin Robert Meagher Howard Lunning Wlilford Lakin Glenn Comfort Arnold Briggs Sidney Gosmun Howard Zimmer Robert Greene Track Squad Gordon Boyce XXf.il1ace Brown Nicholum Shields Arthur Bushnell john Congdon jack Speh joe Tomsa I,gxVerne Reimer Lawrence Knaphle George Miller Frank Billo james Smith Wfoodrow Hayes lidward Hurmes j.imem lukin MEETS Endicott j. C. Dual l'ticu Invitation State Sectiontils fnjoy Health lnvitnti Penn Relay Team Raymond Rose Harvey Wllite l.unnin3.g Ace Theodore Ray Walter' Avery Carlton Basm Stanton Rines jack Luce joseph Gorman james Brady jack Luce joseph Gorm.1n Kaleel Scharek john Scharek Leon Tozer Ivan Bogert Right to Left-Robert Meagher. V f 4 L T Glenn Comfort, Harold Ruth, Gordon Boyce, jack DuMond Coach Schuster - l4I'AliI' II PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Comb ...A.., David Lake Hugh Smith Richard Lavendusky Louis Greenblott Rc-xford Titus Golf SQUAD Donald Ericson Robert Agan Walter' Dundon John Cunningham Donald Allen SCHEDULE May 2-Ithaca at Binghamton May 1 May fiflthaca at Ithaca May 25- Muy 8-Owego at Owego june May 15-Cortland at Binghamton june Pmsls 1183- ........lOHN Russifri. Jack Roberts George Mclntyrc jack Townsend Stewart Follette Carlton Bass Union-Endicott at Endicott -Owego at Binghamton S-Cortland at Cortland 8-U.-E. at Binghamton PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Rifle Squad Can-I1 .w,, A .,w . A...A ...,.. .,.,,..,,,... AA.., G . H. YoUNc:s'1'RoM Leon Allen Cliffurd Lung Rubcrt Lacey W2llfCI' Tlmompsun Hurry Dougherty Williazn Mazar Russell Cole ,luck Van Home Milo Holcomb Ellwuul SCl1c1'merl1orn Howard Rue Herbert Shoemaker 'Ilmnms Keeler . TENNIS SQUAD - lvluzlf H0 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Tennis Co,wlw,r ..,, ww,, .,..,,,..A. H A RRY HIQAGY, HAROLD Hlfss SQUAD Arnold Milinsky Roy Hinman Robert McManus Donaltl Mclvlanus Reid Kellam Ivan Rantlall Robert Retew orning jack Valatla, Captain Louie Borelli Michael Barvinchalc Frank Bernat Tony DiFulvio john Miklsek Louis Pasquale Guy Rauch Albert Samuels Paul Sivak Martin Smith joseph Wfawrelc John Yurka Stephen Zemanek more 1201-- Boys' Baseball Squad john Korcak, Captain William Bennett Anthony DeSL'ipio Robert Fehley joseph Guley Paul Kliment john Kuzma William Lubinec Hugh Mullins jack Purple Albert Quaclcenbush Earl Quackenbush Bernard Yuzkas joseph Ziska PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Larry Condon, Captain Wellingtrrn Ball jack Bernard Charles Bowen litlwurtl Buchluntl Willi11t11 Carter Riclmrtl Etlwnrtls Albert Gneppcrt Richard jcffcryx Charley Keane Robert Palmer ,Inhn Shiptenlw luck Tuwnscntl Edward Onclralw, Captain Meil Bluha Rudolph Blazicelc lohn Burdick 'Hcnry Dingcllwrry Wllliarll Hnysrgttlt Nitk Krunitmky Seymour Minsky Anthony Nuj.1ri.ln Willitlrll PC'l'Iy Satnti Porcrtm lvun Rgxntlull Lawrence Sass Stanley Slmolunzls Ruhcrt Smith George Stueckt-I joseph lltlcllmfcn L- SCHOOL CUSTODIANS --ljPAGl P A.DJKD R A.B4 A. A.hIDJlJ.A L f 19 55 GIRLS' SPORTS PAGE 1221 Hockey SENIOR GIRLS Noreen Coffey Louise B. Davis Dorothy Decker julia Dickson Della Eboch Betty Eisenhart Doris French Georgia Gober Dorothy Graffey Doris Harding Jane Meagher Elizabeth McGlynn Rose Anne O'Neill Rita Pomeroy Anita Rees Mariam Rodman Marion Root Elizabeth Russell Helen Schwab Dorothy Smith Georgia Wales Helen Wilccmx jane Wilctmx Helena Zamay Ann Zemuites Buena Zinzel Dorothy Pier PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- 1935 Ruth Aikens Helen Belansky Ruth Brant Trieste Buono Ruth Carson Mary Cicak Hortense Clune Marie Christian Louise Darrow Lillian Domenico Betty Dunham Mary Emmons Constance Farrar C ouch ....,,,. Adams, Margaret Ahl, Marian Bailey, Mae Belansky, Helen Benya, Anita Brink, Margaret Carver, Betty Cicak, Mary Crozier, Jane Damiano, Pauline Darrow, Louise Dickson, Julia Duell, Eleanor Abraham, Betty Agan, Betty Agricola, Mary Armstrong, Frances Baker, Alta Barnard, Gertrude Beagle, Florence Blazicek, Dorothy Brown, Evelyn Buchel, Ethel Buchel, Stephanie Buckley, Margaret Bullock, Isabel Burley, Emma Lee Caganek, Violet Carroll, Rita Cerretani, Rose Chamberlain, Betty JUNIOR GIRLS Helen Folmsbee Margaret Gibb Anne Haddad Marjorie Hartnett Katherine Hawe June Hinaman Norma Kroehler Christine Legge Catherine Lyon lnez Mastronardi Josephine Melasi Nellie Moseff Anne Milensky Louise G. Norton Basketball .....Mi1s. MORNING Eisenhart, Betty Emmons, Mary Gavigan, Katharine Goodenough, Lois Haddad, Ann Harding, Doris Hawe, Katherine Hennessey, Jane Hider, Margaret Hinaman, June Hoffman, Frances Jacovazzi, Anna Jayne, Charlotte AFTERNOON Chanecka, Angeli Chiama, Lillian Cockerill, Vivian Cole,, Ethel Conlon, Peggy Cosler, Laura Crary, Nancy Cummings, Doris Davey, Mildred Davis, Isabel Davis, Martha Debnar, Helen DiPoalo, Antoinette Dorsey, Genevieve Ellis, Althea Ellis, Juliette Ellis, Tillie Fish, Jane M. Jane O'Neil Ruth O'Neil Esther Oretskin Helen Oretskin Mary Russell Jeanette Severson Elizabeth Sherba Mary Shine Jean Taylor Josephine Tierno Joy Weir Margaret Wlielan Martha Wliittaikeit GLADYS ORDWAY Kurdna, Geraldine Leary, Helen Lewis, Harriet Lewis, Ida Longo, Phil Meagher, Jane Novak, Margaret Quick, Maryalice Russell, Betty Russell, Mary Simonaites, Nellie Smith, Dorothy Stolarcyk, Joan Freeman Elisabeth Gavigan, Irene Semo, Dorothy Grech, Margaret Hahn, Margaret Hale, Helena Hennessey, Mary Hill, Margaret Horton, Betty Horkott, Helen Hrasna, Stephanie Hriciga, Helen Jones, Alice Johnston, Jeanne Kagey, Virginia Knighten, Wfilma Kritkausky, Stephie Krivyanik, Mary -fmcia 123 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- 1955 Lofstrom, Virginia Longo, Angelina Luther, Muriel Martin, Sylvia Massar, Josephine Miller, Veronica Moses, Bernice Moses, Delores Murphy, Agnes Neubauer, Eleanor Noonan, Rosemary O'Neil, Catherine Orbond, Mary Parsons, Annie Perkins, Helen Petran, Margaret Petras, Theresa Polak, Mary Redner, Ruth Rogers, Thernis Robinson, Doris Robinson, Vivian Ruclik, Anna Rudy, Nancy Sall, Ida Sears, Helen Sears, Peggy Sebesta, Emily Scoville, Laura Shearn, Margaret Shreckengast, Evelyn Snyder, Ruth Spencer, Betty Spencer, Pauline Surim, Mary Teague, Genevieve Vandermark, Lillian Vavra, Julia Vavra, Virginia Vecchio, Gertrude Wfalker, Jessie Yurka, Josephine Zeliznack, Helen Ziska, Anna more 1241-- PANORAMA ANNUAL for was emu th if Cmzrh .,.,.. Belansky, Helen Bentley, Phyllis Caganek, Violet Conny, Mary Louise Carson, Ruth Clune, Hortense Cummings, Doris Duell, Eleanor Gavigan, Irene Haddad, Ann Hame, Katherine Hriciga, Helen Girls' Baseball MORNING Kane, Margaret Kroehler, Norma Legge, Christine Lewis, Harriet Lyon, Katherine Milaski, J. Moseff, Lena Moseff, Nellie Norton, Lois Novak, Margaret Oretskin, Esther M Rs. GLAm's QJRIWVAY Oretsltin, Helen Paulisak, Helen Petras, Theresa Severson, Jeanette Sherlva, Betty Shine, Marry Wei1', joy Whelan, Margaret Wilcox, jane Wittman, Helen Whitnian, Helen Ziska, Anne -fracas 125 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 C'ofzclv ...,, . Bette Agan Dorothy Blazicili Stephanie Buchel Emma Lee Burley Angeline Chanecka Lillian Chiama Virginia Conlon Mildred Davy Helen Debnar julliette Ellis Tillie Ellis Elizabeth Freeman Anna lacovazzi Virginia Kagey Girls, Baseball AFTERNOON Mary Krivyanik Virginia Lofstrom Angelina Longo Mariam Mecldaugh Veronica Miller Regina Machata Dolores Moser Bernice Moses Margaret Petran Frances Rathbone Vivian Robinson Anna Rudilc lcla Sall - ....,..HAZIiL NWILBUR Emily Sebesta Katherine Sharak Ruth Snyder Betty Spencer Mary Surin Eleanor Steward Ardath Thompson Lillian Vandermark Virginia Vavra Gertrude Vecchio Velma Vlkovic Jessie Walker Josephine Yurka Helen Zeliznac PAGE 1261- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 111, - C carlo ......., Coarlw Girls' Tennis Margaret Adams Marian Ahl Mae Bailey Helen Belansky Anita Benya Margaret Brink Betty Carver Mary Cicak jane Crozier Pauline Damiano Louise Darrow julia Dickson Eleanor Duell Betty Eisenhart Mary Emmons Katharine Gavigan Lois Goodenough Ann Haddad MORNING .........,........GLADYS Doris Harding Katherine Hawc jane Hennessey june Hinaman Frances Hoffman Charlotte Jayne Geraldine Kudrna Helen Leary Harriet Lewis Ida Lewis Phil Longo jane Meagher Maryalice Quick Betty Russell Mary Russell Nellie Simonaites Dorothy Smith joan Stolarcyk AFTERNOON Bette Abraham Edith Badger Eileen Barrie Florence Beagle Lillian Bond Evelyn Brown Ethel Buchel Margaret Buckley Patricia Bulger Isabel Bullock Kathryn Calkin Rose Cerretani Vivian Cockerill Betty Cohen Lucille Cole Beatrice Colson Helen Congdon Blanche Decker Genevieve Dorsey Althea Ellis Cecile Finch Ruth Fletcher jane Fish Frances Fallet lsaBella French Betty Gaylord Margaret Grech Veronica Gilbert Margaret Hahn Helen Hale Betty Herrick Gussie Horowitz Elizabeth Howard Stephanie Hrasna Gertrude james Sara Kabakoff Marian Keagle Matey Kornas Stephanie Kritkausky Sylvia Martin Josephine Massar Florence Matalas Marie McCormac Helen Mikalajunas Mary Mitacek Margaret Monkavik Frances Neuberry Catherine O'Neil Mildred Page Ann Parsons Helen Perkins Ruth Phippen Themis Rodgers Charlotte Ronk Nancy Rudy Carolyn Runnals Anne Schwab Peggy Sears Dorothy Semo Virginia Shiffer Pauline Spencer Helen Stumbris Genevieve Teague Margaret Van Patten julia Vavra jane Winters ORDWAY Wirisua -fPAGn 127 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Paoli 1281 i Winn' if W iii' J D v i ACKNQWLEDGMENTS TQQQf ' WT 'Tim A The Panorama Staff wishes to commend the following for rendering their services so willingly: Mr. McEwan, Principal, and Mr. Weaver, Vice-Principal, who have been untiring in their effort to help us. The teachers who so kindly co-operated with us in securing subscriptions and in distributing all issues during the year. The othce secretaries who have so gladly given their time in correcting proofs and long lists of names for us. The entire student body for their support during the year and for their contributions to the Panorama Miss Shattuck and her classes for their efforts and time ex- pended on the typing of quotations and accomplishments for the Annual Those individuals not on the Staff who helped to take sub' scriptionsg also those who solicited ads. The school custodians who helped with the transportation of the Panorama Annual And finally the people who are responsible for the actual production of our publication: Mr. Charles Anderson, printerg Mr. Foster Disinger, official photographer, and Messrs. S. and F. C. Kelley, engravers. P ANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 f-:::: -- ::::::::::- ::::v-::: -::: 0 ' ::4-'::0-f:: ........ ' 4 Q 4 4 4 4 4 '1 4 '1 1, 1, 4 4 1, 1, 4 4 4 4 1, 1, 1, 1, 4 4 4 4 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, '1 . 'I I: To the gmdualzng Clary: 1: 1, 4, 1 4 'E You are leaving familiar scenes to enter if upon new ones. If in the future you find I 4 4 yourselves better fitted for your duties, if 4 I 1: you find your ideals are higher, your view 4 of life broader and more kindly, your in- 4 41 terest in those you meet greater and more 4 4 1: helpful-because of your years in the Cen- 4: tral High School--those years have been 4 4 4 4 well spent. 1' 1 11 Witli every good wish, 1: I 1 1 , Q 1 4 1 Baum' 0fEa'ucvltz011.1 1 4 4 4 11 4 4 4 4 '1 4 '1 4 4 4 4 4 4 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 4 QQ 4 4 5' 4 I :I 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 , 1 1 4 4 4 2 1 4 4 4 4 4 y 1 , 1 1 4 1 1 L,,--,-:,,,:::,,::,,,,,:: :,.-,,-,::, ::,-:,,,:,-::f::::a fafrmois 129 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 There Chnrrhef of Birzgloamlorz wifla to cofzgratulale the gradualef of ihe Clary 0151935 072 their accomplifhmerzt in Jrlvolezrlie rztlairzmerzt. If you are not a member of a rlolzrch or azfzemlirzg regularly we rzrmre you 4 warm welcome in our young peopleff groupx. Trinity Memorial hurch FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MAIN AND FRONT STREETS The Rev. Claude Allen McKay, D.D., Minister Alwayf az Friend of Young People Complimerztr of SIQLF HlfI.P CLASS and COMMUNITY GIRLS of the COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Classes Meet-11:45 Sunday ll'felr0111e lo Young People UNIVERSALIST CHURCH 131 Front St. Binghamton, N. Y. Religious Education . . 10:00 A.M. Worship and Sermon . 11:00 A.M. Y. P. C. U. ..,......,..,........,, 6100 P.M. Rev. Harolcl W. Haynes, Minister Class Prophecy- anuary, 1935 fContinued from Page 721 Charles Barrows-Soldering rims on glasses. Lillian Booth-Animal trainer Ross Park zoo. Wfilma Barlow-Selling second-hand wooden legs. -Iob Congdon-Street singer. Becky Ingraham-Missionary worker among native Hooperites. Martha Lebous-Carving hand-made lead for Eversharp pencils. Mary Ellen Price-Running an elevator in Elmira College, james Aldrich-Model airplane manufacturer. Roy Severson-Delivering wash. Michael Pandrick-President Mercersburg Academy. Molly Melamed-Sandwiching pigs at the pigstancl. Stephanie jacksevich-Putting bristles in scrubbing brushes. jean Buckley-Author of the sition and Protest on the subject of de- pression. book Expo- PAGI2 1301-- Vernon Brown-All-American waterboy. Barbara I-Iennessey-Posing for Press ads. jane Larrabee-Teacher of Eskimo literature. Gordon Craig-Auctioneer last seen in Wind- sor. joseph Balok--Culinary expert, Barbara jewett-Kindergarten teacher for childish students at High school. Irene Kanna--A slave to the public in the form of a mail carrier. Herbert Warner-Applesauce maker at Hal- stead, Helen Johnson-A pretzel bender at Barnards' Bakery. Mary Konecny-President of local 4-H Club. Anne Zemaites-Painting the stripes on barber poles. William Keeler--No-belt production manager. Mary Lennon-Playing hymns on the organ in the new B. C. H. S. auditorium. Magaret Major-Driver of first motor-driven parachute. PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 There Claurrher of Binghamton wirh lo rozzgrrzlulate the gnulluzfef of the Clan of 1935 ou their accouzplirhmeut iu Jrboloxtif rzttaiuuzeul. If you are not a uzezuher of 4 church or attending regularly we arrure you 4 waruz welcome in our young peopleff groupr. WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TABERNACLE MATN ANT' WALNUT STRTTTS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Morning SE1'VlCCfl0l30 A.M. exiendf Young People's Service!-6:30 P.M. Hffllfjfeff G 6'6ffUg.f I0 our All young people are rordially iuzfiled lo alleud. young gmdlnzfef THE CHENANGO STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services: Church-10 A.lVI. Sunday School-11:15 A.M. IENVISH COMMUNITY CENTER Corner of North and Frou! Seymour Spelman4Friend of the people. Esther Levine-Training the nap on rugs to stand up. Robert Purple- Go West Young Man. Louis RoachfProprietors of Dinty's. Edna Stanek--Eradicating the spots from leopards. lileanor DavidsonfOwner of most exclu- sive beauty parlor for poodles. Edwin Doylew-Heavyweight boxing champion. Charles Bachovchin-Snow fort builder at Palm Beach. Beatrice Du Vall-Winner of great outdoor Olympic tiddlywink championship. Dorothy Cooper-Painting trafic lines for the transcontinental highway. Dorothy Cooper-Founder of a hospital for mice with asthma. Harry Brown-American Can 8: Can salesman. Richard CamphellAGone to new high school for P. Gfs. Ida Oretskin-Teacher who throws erasers so students won't have to. Mabel Parker-Soapbox speaker at this year's Presidential campaign. Keith Cole--Detective agency head, Fred Decker-Toothpick polisher. Dorothy Pier-Telephone operator in Alaska. Dorothy Moss-Training mice in Africa. Gordon Colyer-Touring country with one- man band. Donald DuMond-Broad jumper A. A. U. Richard Ellsworth-President of Alpha Alpha Incorporated. Alice Platt-Running an apple-polishing busi- ness in front of the school. Sarah Quick--Trained nurse for dumb ani- mals. Ruth Roberts--Dancing teacher in Hawaii. Genevieve Scott-Cornhusker in Iowa, Glenn Comfort-Running the mile in 523825. Lorna Hull-Department head for picking up papers on Court House lawn. Andrew Suraflieeding extras in Hollywood. Andrew TomarasfAviator in Helena. Pearl GiwldsteinA-Western Union telegraph rirl. Rrih George-Tenth woman to be mayor. Marian Field-Member of Humane Society who protects blind bats. Victor Kolpakas-Razor expert for Gem. Wlilfred Lakin1Owner of Sling Shot shop. Wanda Fahrenz-Horn player in Bingham- ton's famous string ensemble. --fimoiz 131 ... l.-. PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 l I vfefeffeeeee - - -: - feeeffv f::::-': - nv':::: :: ::::: :: 1 1' II 4, '4 4: lf :4 I' 41 il AA.A 4 it I: Q .,.. .:: 1, 1, 1 iff:-'ji-ff ' ':f5g5,4-e:1g 4: 4' '2I2Zig4::1fff.4ff..fl:A .1-152555 4. f '4 4: iii:'f55Ef5fQ52525 ,,, ' 4 :P ' ' 552555215-::. 5 - .. 3' -.,.- -4.31 : P l -VVPVP i il 41 . 4 34 'l 9i 5 jfi! 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L' sim- 4 z:z22ii5E?E5ffEi2 455I54:s2S555E5E5iESifEizg5 l '4 '44 -' J 1, ' V -- :ua A zz? -gl' - ,1r:':r.fyr -'-- 13E5555555555:555E:f:::r:2E ,155:,:3:Q5Q:Eg1f?frj5:5Q:Igg:1:5:5:r:1:f- I 4 '-'4 44.4 3 4 ',.. -.1 :5ff1.: 4' ,, ., ,4Q,., I, 4, ,4 4, ,4 4, ,4 4, ,4 4, ,4 4, - ,4 :g Congmtu latzom rom 1: 4, ,4 4, ,4 4, FY ' P ,' :g 1 be BmglJamt0n ren' 4 4 L 4 P 1: , n It :4 The Binghamton Press extends its congratulations to members of the gradu- ' . ', ating class of 1935, Binghamton Central High School, with a reminder that if when entering college this fall The Binghamton Press by mail to your col- l . :E lege address will keep you fully informed of local and vicinity happenings. 4, 14 4, ,4 4, tl 4, ,I 4, 4 ,,,,,-.,,,,,v.,,,,,,, -,,,,..,,,,:::.Aa::,:,,:,::v-:::::v-:::::::J PA one 1321! PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Natalie Setzer-Production manager of Bing- hamton Metropolitan Opera company. Marjorie Skidmorea--Discoverer of missing link. Bernard HanitchakNBanjo player for Don Parkes. Sydney Gosman-Counting ballots for Hitler. Kendall .IonesNClementine Miller's assistant. Tomazene Stewart-Retired on millions made by a machine-run nail file. Dorothy Truckenmiller--Playing piano for the Czar. Louis Herman---Barker for Ringling Bros. Carl Gitlitz-Yodeler in Switzerland. Miner I-IillNTeaching Cicero in Algeria. Marie SnappNInventor of alarm clock which pokes rather than rings. Stewart LawsonNDriving for Crowley's. Albert Klein-Christmas tree decorator. Charles KonecnyNEye specialist in Maine. Daniel DickinsonNDisher-Outer in B. C. H. 5. cafeteria. Allen DoolittleNFrench poet, incognito. Frank Ferenczi--Announcer for Lady Esther's Margaret RahnNGrinding hamburg in the Mohican. Benn Garvin--Courthouse grass grower. Mildred Regan-Stuthng pillows with peach fuzz from her peach farm. Wilfi'ed GambleNPiano player at Burkes Studio. joseph Ferenczi-lilevator starter at MaCy's. james May-Commanding otticer of Chenango CCC. Ruth Emerson-First tire-woman. Marguerite Dieterle-Painterl the portrait, Age of Intelligence. 1, I or Thrifty People S5 95 DREQSES Sizes 16 to ll WARNI' R S 5 Court Strret 'li' ' K --f' Hour. -... r::::::::- :::::::'f:: f ' NNNNNNN NNNN 1 S l 'l l 'r l 1' T B C H ci t ' -: O . . . . FO. UO. SS lu In l ' l :E Our congratulations to those of you with whom we have s :I had the privilege of collaborating in the publication ot' t jf THE PANORAMA. 2 l 5 jf Our sincere thanks to you who have supported your pub- l 1: lication. We trust you have enjoyed its physical appearance 2 1: as well as its contents. 2 l l if Our hope that all of you who are entering the business 1: world will remember favorably the organization that printed s 5: your publication this year. 5 l r ln 0 5 lr S l l 12 THE ANDERSCDN PRESS ' 1: l ll 50 COMMERCIHL HVENUE L01 BINGHAMTON, N. Y. l l 4 P 4, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::,, --,---,,-----,A-,,----A-------.5 N-Umor 135 l If 1 - - PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Neil McLean-Still Crzisliing senior prums. w N 'R 1T Sylvia C0hei1fT1'iplc City Traiticm zlirplnne :I H :I pilot Ou -Iolinsim City route. 4: PERFIICTION 4: Leslie lVIOrris+Pi'ufcssor for l. C. S. 2 DRY CLEANING C13 Cliurlcs Moses-Tap Llauicci' in Monte C.ii'liI, 3 Clmrlcs Oste1'hcIut--Cumlciiscil milk czinncr. 2 N' Floral Avenue Carlotta BL1ncyfSt11i'tcr uf tlic new liimpikiit l 1: fini. 2 6-2393 I1 Doris Cai'liai't-Selling rain water. :I :I I I jack Spell- Better Lute Tlizm Never. 'I S A N I T O N F :I I 3 I joseph Steflilc-lingincci' :If Bolamlk Steam :I :I Shovel. 4: 4: 9-ff-rf '::: of 'f-f ': ':' :vwxb ff'- ff 'a f-'O' 'N N v I' ' l II I . I I . I, 4, 11 Dr. Iudbon S. Newmg 1: COMPUMENTS 1: I 'I 'I 'I 1: Ollrfnflzefiirl ' Ol: I I: N 11 I: 1: EYIQSIQQHT bPlzc:1Al.1s'r 1: I. 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I l'T'15 'Y X , , , Ig Newell 81 Truesdell ig Maryory Hollister-Commissioner of Public ,, 1, Safety at Castle Creek. :I C I I Anne Krupitza-Making perfume from vege- :I Ompany I table leaves instead of flower petals. II 1, 1 I Robert Xwarner-Indian commissioner N. Y. S. if 'Ir 'A' I I Betty BartisfTnner of horns on Ford C2il'S. I William Morse-'Dean of boys ut I.owell's. Senate Coiled? I I I Lena Freed--Emancipator of caged lions. VACUUM PACKED IN GLASS I 4 I Kathleen Booth-Salesman for heutless flat- ,I 1: irons. ' 1, 1, 1 Vincent jz1sieltInis+Wl11I's Wlitm editor in 1: 'A' lk t II Tokio. 2 Robert I Kleitz-Cross-country runner in the Senatg Rockies. 1, 1, 4 I - . 1 . y A I, 'I Rdlllgpcl WatitIus-Still standing., for Demoe- CANNED FRUITS nm, VEGETABLES ' 1, 1, Sara Gilinsky-Candidate upholding prohi- 'I 'I bition reform. P P lk . . . . . . 1 Adeline AXVhitmeyer-Restrining tennis rut- lim, ,ale by mo-,I good ,mjep6,mje,1, 4: quets in Iceland. 5 ' :I , . Leona Finkle and Lois Finkle-Donators of I: gmfe -I df m0df f1ff pflfef 'I Binghamton's first 12-karat gold pavement :I :I in this era of prosperity, Q,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:l r:::::::5:::' 5:5::5?-fiiii-J-Qiiiiffii-'Iii 9999 554-4 9l99l499957 C1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1- 1 I I , . . I Qthciol Photographer to the Class of l935 I I 'I 'I II I I ,I and 'The Panoroman I I 1 :T I .g .1 It I II I P t D' ' 'I Ig os er lslnqer It I II .. e . . - I. e s II I I I I 5: PHQTQGPAPHEP 5: I: 1: 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I II II II II II 'I :I :I I I I: Phone 2-0475 126 Front Street I: 1, 1, It I 1, 1, 1,,,::,,,,,:::,,,,:..,,::::::--:::::::::::::::::::,:::::::::,,i -frmcni 135 ::::::::::: P A.PJCD R A B113 A.FJPJlJ A L for' 19 35 Caroline Suyclam-Catching butterflies for a f:::::::':::::::::::: :::1T inuseunr I I 1 Barha ra Horton W- WdfCl1Il11ll1 on railroad C0llg1'41f11lafl011.f 4: crossing at Jarvis street. f- lp 'r Elizabeth Barvinchak-Owner of a fenced-in lo tmglewofm farm- Ig THE CLASS or was 4 Orlando Passagno-Master of ceremonies at Providence, R. L t I I X ? . . lr P Ernest Decker-Clark Gables opposition. 1, M I 'I 4 4 James Britton-Schuster's ten-second man CT G George Petrosky+Garage mechanic. Helen Bond 4 Editor of The Moonf a :I newspaper rival of The Sun, L-:::::::,::: ::::::::f:::.A THR: :'HHH HH 'HHHHH: ' xunx HMT? I' I I I, 5: For Qfuer 53 Years :g :I 0 , o ' II , r 1: Binghamton 5 Easlnon Center, 5: II I 1' 11 1' lr 1E HILLS, MCLEAN SL HASKINS 1: I: Binghamton, N. Y. I 11 I c ,,,, ,,,,,: ,,,,,,:.-:.-.-::::::::::: :::::.-:- :::::: f-A:::a 'i I I I I , I I I - - W HY---1 I I I I I I I 5 . . I : Does the High School Library contain E I . . E a daily copy of The Binghamton Sun? E I I I Because this paper has been living up I E to its motto, FIRST in the homes of I , I I the Southern Tier and Northern Penn- E I sylvania for more than a century. : I I 5 WALTER WINCHELL I I FEG MURRAY DOROTHY Dlx 5 : . E : m : 5 I I ' ' I 5 ---The Bmghamton Sun+- Q I : I I I 3. ,.,........... ----- 'I PAGE Hole PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 joseph Krno---False teeth producer. ':::'::::::::::::::: ::::::QT john AlCb2lfS3lCSlHdI1 for football handles. Y Dorothy Lenz-+I.ifesaver at Cutlers pond. 'I Esther Kesauer-Moth catcher in a clothing ' 'I LIFE INSURANCE , Kathryn Spa-ctorfDemonstrator of 21 typeless . I' fvpew,-rfer. Your F1101 Inveftwzenl I Thelma Pearson-President of Ladies' Aitl Society. I . 4 Q ., - I MAKE SECURITY MUTUAL 1' Colby Pr.1tt--lnsonmifl victim. ,I Elizabeth Basmajian-Teaching hayfeverites YORK, FIRST Iniurarme Lonipany :I how to sneeze gracefully. POl1Cl6S to prOV1Cl6 for l3uSlr1CSS, 1: Michael Andreco-Compiler of Sears Roebuck retirement, savings, home educa- Catalogue' tion-and all of the big things Roger Kruger-Author of Why. of life' Ruth Gale-AAirplane pilot to City Manager. :I I Mary Hickey-Blue ribbon winner for pre- :I serves at County Fair. SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE 4: Lillian Bogclasarian-Mr. Disingefs chief ex- pression catcher. INSURANCE CO- In Nathan Rappaport-Chicken expert. Home Office George MauraidesfChief censor of teachers' Security Mutual Building :I mail. I , G-f.H.Dr ,G 'IA ,H if f 'I Catherine Degnan+Aclviser to city council. U, mg,.,,,,Si, Fhiil. mg um on Yetta Drzitzer-Inventor cushioned gloves to protect one from too hearty handshakes. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJ Q-::f::::: ',', ::::,,::::,:,,.,:, :,,:::::A:::::::::: ':::::::-7 I I 1 1, ,' 1, ,' 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I 5 I M RI E MIDLAN 1' 1 1 .5 1 1 1: :I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1 -I I 1 1 . c I ,I A Conservative Commercial Bank 1, 1 if :I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,: 2 ar 1 if 1 1, 1' 1, ,I s I 1, :I 1, ,I 1, ,I 1, ,I MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I I ,,,,,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A,A A AAA A A AAAAAAAA4 fPAGE 137 PAN ORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Susan Cermak-Inventor of mechanical wings for air-minded dogs. Natalie Wolever-Polishing the doorknobs on our newest skyscraper. justin SmithWStage manager of Binghamton Theater. Robert Nash-Editor of Independent News. Ruth Thurston-Ice skating champion of Florida. Marjorie Grantw-Truck gardener at Chenango Forks. Alberta Gutheil -Huckster for Mariorie's truck. Helen Snyder-Big game hunter in woods Virginia Flanagan-Story teller on the Chil- dren's Hour. Jeannette Sastern-Banana peeler at Commo- dore. Anne Nicholas-Pencil sharpener operator for Miss Carpenter. Anne Zych+Inventor of electric flea-detector for pets. Milton Houpis-Scientist for Miss Huxley. William Keefe-Sloane's Liniment expert. Gilbert Matus-Governor of evil's Island. Minerva Davis-Training circus fleas by use of chemicals. 'I around Castle Creek. T ' TI I Donald WhitlockwManufacturer of cheese- 'I FRATERNITY, COLLEGE :I cloth in Ireland. , and I: I I Donald Ahl-Ernbalmer-at-large. CLASS JEWELRY . l I I Lloyd Gitchell-Pool expert at Y. M. C. A. Commencement Announcements, Earl Chubbuck-Looking for earphones. Invitations, Diplomas Beatrice Meier-Teaching algebra in West- Stationer to the Senior Class of over. :I Binghamton High School Ire3eBEZILitician-Clock-winder for Russell 8: L. G' BALFOUR COMPANY ' I . . I Richard Mason-Pianist superissimo. Manufacturxilefliirgqizgl Stationers joseph Gorman--Fanning the king of Arabia. L:::::::::::::,:::::::::::::A T55::55::55:55fffiiiiififfii::i:::::I::53555::: 4 A 45:55:55:-7? I I I I 'I 'I 4 jr I I :E ' ' I: I esn IC S I 'I 'I 4, 4I I: You RATE AN A FoR SMARTNESS 4: 'I I 1, IF IT'S FROM REsN1cK's I: 4, 4, 11 11 4,r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::.A:g 4-:::,:::::::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::,:,::::::::::::::::::a, I: Q: 4 Il Congratulations to Graduates of Class of 1935 I 4, 4, 'I CC 77 ' 'I 'I THE GEC F PA V ILIO 'I fr ' 5: I :E One of Americafr Finer! Ballrooms 4, 4I 4: Dancing Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday to the Music of the 4, I I, Finest Local Talent and World Famous Artists lf 4 :I I g,,::,,,,::: - -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: - - - -::: PAGE 1381- PANORAMA ANNUAL fm' i955 ' Class Prophecy- une, 1935 tContinued from Page 731 had yet taken form, lil Prior Called the meet- ing to order. lt certainly seemed like old times for there was Barbara Mollet, Marian Sullivan and Charlie Dilnble walking around as there was no money to collect or order to keep. lt seems that joe Ziska had sent him here with a great plan, You all remember those rocket ships huilt hy Bob Lovell, Dan Mastronardi and Phil Vilhitmore? Well, they were very anxious to make a maiden voyage in them to Mars and would take the class free of Charge. After much hickering hack and forth with Amelia Cherkes, Dot Decker, S Marjorie Dibble and Helen Freelove for going i C ll . 1 1' and Virginia Hainer and Minnie Pignatelli l longmtu M1005 4: against it, the lan was put to a vote. Result: lr We wanted topgo. to the Headline of Binghamton Press, July, 1950: C1355 Qf 1933 Unheard of expedition started by Class of ly Tune, 1935. Gigantic undertaking supervised A It hy Austin cutie, Phelps Guild, Herb Shoe- if .Q maker and Francis Machata, who are piloting lp the new ships, assisted by Arthur Bushnell, SHERWOOD'S GRILL it Russ Grimm and Ed Ferris. Group heading 4: for Mars. Entire class with the exception of 97' Court SUCCT 4+ Norman English, Duane Hogle, Ray Judd, lt Anita Rees, Charlotte Monroe and Georgina -::::::,::: ,,,, ,,,:,:::.-:::,i johnson, whose duties here claimed them, set off amid shouts and cheers of friends. Bump, bump, hump! Oh, what a jar that was, but who minded a little jouncing when we were actually in Mars. lt certainly was a job for Betty Greenmun, Ruth Schott, Leola Lent, Rita Hennessey and Bertha Wfilber, who acted as stewardesses to get everyone out safely. Vernon Brown, Frank Forhes and QN4-...Q-0.0.0-4- 'Q'Q-'Q-NQQQQ, 0e,..1 5 'I ln BEAVER COLLEGE FOR WOMEN 20 minutes ,from Philadelphia advantages D0 YOU plan to go to college? Write Dr. Greenway to send you a folder Why Educate a Woman? showing various opportunities for girls. He has helped hundreds get started right in col- lege, and offers his assistance to you. Every Beaver graduate knows how to make a living as well as a life Beaver is a standard four-year college. Liberal arts, science. A.B.., B.S., Mus.B., B.F.A. degrees. Home economics, kindergarten, elementary edu- cation, health education, commercial education- secretaryship, music, fine arts, dramatics. National patronage. Graduates granted teachers' certificates. Convenient practice teaching facilities. Suites with private haths. Gymnasiums. Swimming pool. Indoor and outdoor tennis, riding. 82nd year. Moderate rates. Wfrite for catalog. WALTER BURTON CREENXVAY, DD., LL.D., Pres. Box H. S. Jenkintown, Penna. ffrvaon 139 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Russell Phelps got the planes safely stored away and we started on our journey. We had gone for only 21 short distance when we came to a place where three roads crossed and a huge sign was erected before them which read: 'Fountain of Youth.' He who seeks it will find it. Let him take what path he will. At that point Larry Condon jumped up and down yelling, Youth, beautiful youth, here I come! At that a crowd dashed past us taking the first road. They went so fast that the only ones we recognized were Law- C01Igl'tZfZlldfi01I,f GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. 319 Water Street 'I rence Knaphle, Sophie Eisenstein, Marian Bingl1amt0r1 NSW YOTIC Finch, Tom I-Iolleran, Rollin Twining, Doris Harding, Kathryn McGuire, Eileen Conlon, 2 Ivan Randall, Edna Gillen, Goldie Rose, Q Della Marshall and Anne I-Iunkovic, ':: :::: 'A::::::::::::'9 r:::::::4-:::::::: :::::::::'1 A::::::::::::.-::::::::::::''W 5 ' . ' 1: Earl J. Beckwith Louis W. Beckwith 1: SECURITY MUTUAL 1: SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 1, I: BARBER Exclusive and Up-to-Date Service 'I 'I , , 'I I1 C A I: C. R. BSCkW1fhS Sons 1: ,, .. W. Reynolds, Prop. 1, 4, 'I I Bonded Member of 'I 4 . ., 4, .i 4 5: 640 SECURITY BLDG. I' lorlsts Telegraph Service If 4: Chenango Street, Hillcrest 4: 4, 4, . 4, . . D l 2-5356 il Slme Shine Mmzzclzre la :I :I Bus Service to Greenhouses 2 I I e,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,5 ..--,:,-,,,,,,,,,:::::::::::Q q-::::::::::-,:.-:v-::,:::::::::- - r: :::::::::::::.-::::::-+4 4, 'I 4, , , ,, 'I 1, 6' W here the Younger Generation Likes to Shop IL 4, 'I 4, 'I 1, I 4, 'I ' F O I E R , S 'I 4, 'I 4, . 'I 1, B1nghamton's Largest Department Store 11 'I 1: Boys' and Students' juniors' and Misses' :I Clothing Apparel 4: on Street Floor on Second Floor 'I 2HN,,,,c.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-.,-.-.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,nan,Y Q-::::::::::::J-':::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::::::::::::'-' 'U , 4 :I If I 0 1 5: Label .fwzzth Tea Room gf I 1, 105 COURT STREET Ig 4, :I 3: ONLY THE BEST OF FOOD SERVED I I 4, 'I :I Priref Refuofmble 4, 'I 4 'I :E New Air Conditioned for Your Comfort I: it I, ,.,,,,,,,,::::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,::,,,::,:::::::: - -::::::q PAGE 1401-A PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 'I 1 The rest stayed there pondering about which F ---- ---v-- ' ---v-vv-------- road to take. Finally, Lloyd Lewis conceived the idea to take the last, because he said, Last 1 is always best. Several took his advice and 'I away went Hazel Fancher, Helen Gougoulis, Eleanor Grubham, john Haruk, Helen Wil- 1, ' cox, Ruth Smith, George Barr, josephine f91lf'9fe7'J SWF? 1885 Preparati, Frieda Leonard, Ford Handy, Mar- 1, garet Persley and Rita Sullivan. Those still I - left took the second path and were soon out R' Poster Ash, Owner of sight. We were following them when we :I lost the path and found ourselves near an ,I A ld, empty fountain. A little ways beyond we saw 'I Sh Bu' mg a strange sight. A large sign read, City of 164 ,WASHING-I-GN STREET Regained Youth and in this odd place we 1, perceived : lQ::,:::::::::::::::: A:::::: Helen Afarian-Bouncing a ball. FA--AAA:::::A::::A-AA-A--AA Louise Antal, Helen Prusilc, Irene Semanek :I -Pl ' h th. I aymg PIP swf , , Students Always Welcome at Eva O'Br1en, Frieda Swartwood, Marjorie ,, Singer, Marion Shear-Riding tricycles. 'I WALTER R. MILLER CO. Inc 1, 9 Helen Kriska, Antanita Yerecke, Edith Pa- 4 pastrat, Catherine Lindsey, Elsie Pellor, Frieda ' . . Meisner-Wheeling their doll carriages. School Supplies of All Kinds 1 All sorts of games were going on. Those Ii St t, X Q F I playing cops and robbers were Ed DeLaMater, :I a 'muh 'nuavers john Wengrovius, Arvin Ransom, Tony 1' Sporting Goods Baltic, Irving Azersky, Bill Bensley, Fowler I Bett, Stanley LeStrange and Ivan Bogert. I-,O Wfashingwn St. 121 State St We saw several playing Farmer-in-the-dell, and London Bridge Is Falling Down. They 1.,,:::.-::::::::::,-::,,,::,: f'::::::::::::::::::0J:::::::::::JO-0::::::::::::0:::::::::: I 'I 'I 'I :I 1 h 0 I , Special Motor Coac Service :I I I' . . . . . ,I When lodges, churches, clubs or private parties are planning to visit other I . . :I places we shall be very glad to quote attractive rates on special motor I 'I coaches. B securin s ecial trans ortation the art is ke t to ether, 1, Y 8 P P P Y P 8 I all leaving at the same time, and coming home any time desired. 'I I I1 This service is dependable, comfortable, and as fast as is consistent for I :I safety. I I , , . 1: For rates and general information write or phone to :I I 'I 1, . . . . . 1 Tri le Citles Traction Cor oration :I gf 575 STATE STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. :I Phone 2-2391 1 :I L,s,,,,,:::::::,:,:::::,:::,:,,,,,, - - -:,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,::: -fPAc12 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 were Doris Avery, Ethel Daly, Peg Ford, T:::: ::::::'::::':: ::-':::QT Sidney Abbey, Charles Lippy, Opal Gerlitz, 1, In CanneHa Fusug Eva Barneth RobertShemnan, :: 7 1 Dennis Flynn, Lillian Dring, Jane McIntyre, In S jane I-Ieroy, Florence Banta, Thelma Cramp- 1: 7 11 ton, julia Dickson, Betty Eisenhart, john Ship- :l CC 1 ' ' , '17 , ,. , 73 1: tengo, Anne Rudy, Lillian Hull, Emily Hollis, 'kvnlzizlilc cd, dblcf Rita O'Hara, Frances Berman, Ruth O'Hara, :1 Doris Wloodworth, Marie Shores, Sylvia I-Iunt, 'l COURT AT WAT'ER ST. 1: Elizabeth Ferenczi and Dorothy Graves. We also saw Georgia Brisco, Louise Bailey, Binghamton New York Linnie Bell, Betty Russell, Janet Wfhitaker, 1, 11 Nellie Sharek, Laura Spencer and Marion 1: Newberry jumping rope. 4 e s '5 ra-::::::::::::::::::::::::::fy Q-:::::::::'a-0::v-::-'04-::-rv-'v'1 :1 :I l, :P 1: For Specific Life Insurance Service- 1: 1: 'I :P '1 CONGRATULATIONS :P I' C. IVAN GREENMUN ,: :P ,: 1: 1, 1: to the 1, ll RETIREMENT INCOMES ' ll . , l 11 , '1 1. c,I.AsS OF 1955 'v 1, ANNUITIES 1 l: Representing the H. M. DIXON 1: 4 I I 1: PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 1: 5: ph,,,1,,Mfm 1: 1: COMPANY 1: ,I 1, :: Orizanized IMT Assets, 560 millions 162 MAIN STREET 1, 203 Capitol Bldg. Binghamton, N. Y. 1, 1, 41 2 ........................... 1 2 ................ .AA.. ---.-- l : VV 27 2 YYY' N77 N777 T ISSON'S extends hearty congratulations to the june Graduation Class of l935. , Whether your future endeavors are directed toward higher academic attain- : ments or the field of business, may we point out that faith in our fellowmen, integrity and service have proven for Sisson's a means of succeeding throughout 93 years. A policy so time-tested is worthy of adoption, we believe, by youthful 1 individuals. S1sson Bros- W elden Co. Established lS42 :::,:::::::::::::::,-,,:: : ',::: f' 0 'f vs ' 'v 1 T 11 I' 1: 1: CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ' 1 12 TO THE CLASS or was ,C 1, tv 1 I ji we 111 ir IQ 1: 'v 1' ' ,7 Sk 1 5 ommumt C0 ee 0,0 1, l 1 1, ,v 1: HBiI7ghd7lZl07'?iJ' Beanlifzzl Re.mz11ra12l 1: 1: l 9::::::::::::::,A:::::::.-:::::'::::::::-A: ':::::f::-'-'::::::::-J PAGE 1423- IM, PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 The following boys were either Shooting sling shots or riding scooters and carts: Lewis Griliin, Norman Hinkleman, Reg Brown, Wayne Sleeper, Michael Sopoliga, Don Withers and Ambrose Smith. All those children were so busy with their play that they didn't notice us so we walked on. In a short distance we met another sign. This said Great womens Circus. Dnn't Miss It. Among the members of the circus listed were: Elizabeth Quilter, owner, Helen McTighe, ringmasterg Helen Schwab, Rose O'Neill, Helen Greenblott, trapeze trio, Helen Rejebian, Frances Sampson, Ann Patrick, Mad- eline Mooney, Evelyn Layton, Elizabeth Krch, Sara Horowitz, Lois Young, Florence Tappan, Marion Barnes, trick riders in circus. Doris French, Dorothy Grafftey, riders, Helen Degnan, seal trainer, Doris Freeman, elephant trainer, Dorothy Burch, Elisa Burch, singing sister act, Betty Clark, fire eater, Ethel Beaner, dog trainerg Winnie King, Mar- tha Crandall, Marjorie Cresson, lion tamers. Betty Wiltsie, Betty Benkovsky, Georgia Wales, Rita Pomeroy, Virginia Hawk, Miriam Rodman, Alice Owen, Myrtle jameson, Dot Smith and Betty Shepherd were members of advancement? Q- 5 l l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I ly 116 FRONT STREET 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 0 ::: A A +::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::: -::::: f-::::-,-::,::,::,::--:::,::: 4 'I INSURANCE WITH SERVICE o BRITTON INSURING AGENCY, INC. 628 Security Building 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4 I I 'I 'I 'I 'I S 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I AA---A---A----A--:::.-:::::J 'I bf .v--- ----- -v--- - v ::::: A -::::::::::::::::::4 '1 'I Haggerty 85 Forbs Men's and Young Men's CLOTHING 96 FRONT STREET Tuxedo Slfitf Rezlled For All Ocrarioflr also Clemzizzg, Prefrizzg and Rejmirizzg ,,,'-0'::4-,::'-'::4-'::'0:: I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I J : :::',', ::,Q:: :: :::,:: :::::::,:: : : :::4-:::::,-0,:: 0,04-:::' :: ,7 A position with 61 FUTURE Would you be interested in a business position as a stenographer, secretary, bookkeeper, accountant or junior executive--where you would be in line for Many young people have obtained such positions through the practical train- ing which we offer. Other graduates will do so in the months just ahead. For over 75 years this institution has been training young people for business. Personal instruction, individual advancement. You may enter any Monday. LOWELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BINGHAMTON, N. Y. You are invited lo call or .feud for izzformafiou 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 --I Paoli 143 .....-I--... PANORAMA ANNUAL for 193 5 the tent crew. These girls had also drunk from ll fountain which had Caused their pres- ent circumstances. We had proceeded only ii little distance when we reached the Circus grounds. Just then someone hailed us and it was Harold Dreyer. He and several others had found il fountain too, hut after drinking from it nothing ut all had happened to them, They had just been wandering around and had run into the circus, which they were waiting to see. Among them were: Kaleel Slieirik, Ed Sehermerhorn, Antoinette Grasso, V1llCff1l f-Q,k,-,',.,N, f,,k,-',f ,'., 0, 1-,.',f,, s 'i s 'i 5 Students! 1: . 'i 2 lI e Are Afimjxr nf Your SCf7'I'It'U t 'r ' ' 1 2 RALPH 1, ROGERS ,: l 2 I Ill ll , frm L7 ,, s , 'v Ii 145 COURT Sriuam' l 1 N :i XXfIiBS'I'liR'S DRUG STORE 1: 1: i g,'f, f-'O'- Of- ''f 'f' T 'l 1' 1' j I 1: TREYZ BROS. lg 1, li 4 S Ii VUholc-szile and Retail 2 , I E fmzfeleiir E 1 I f 201 PRESS P,t'ii.DiNG Li l 4, lp 1: H. C. H. S. Rings 4 I1 'I 4, 5 e,,,',f''f:::::::v--A-'::f::::a x:,., ',,' C R O W L E Y ' S Dairy Products Uiicwreffefl 1-its CONKLIN AVENUE ',,f.,,s','e',,x '4s,- 4-1,-,ffsfv , A -,' - -.':::::.A::,::.,4-,,,,. BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN 55 COURT STREET Homemade Candies and lee Cream Wfe also sell the Best I.unCh in the City PAVASTRAT B ROS. ',v,.f.,N'0'4s '4,,,,e',e,' lr li lr 'r 'r l 'r 'n 'n ln 'u lu ll l 'n lu lu ll ll ln Q '7 li li ln ll ln ln 'I l ln ln 1 S li 'i S S 'u 'r l l l ,004-104,04-e,,e,4-'s,.',,',,,,-04-,J HENRY F. MEYER Quality Market S MAIN STREET Phone fi-4341 '::::'::. :v-.-':::.,, ,,'00, T172 SPAULDINGUS IVIAYONNAISE PAGE 1441 - '.,4s,,',s.',e'4w-'0 .,,,e,' z E z z S z S z z PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Decker, Cora Danek, Leslie Morris, Dot Ryam. Marjorie Neubauer, Doris Livingston, Sey- mour Tanenhouse, Beverly Mowry, Elizabeth McGlynn, Marie Martin, Margaret l.aCey and Wfarida Kwiatkowski. We continued our walk and passed several queer fountains which were all empty, Wfe decided that these, too, must have been drained by members of our class. We were soon Convinced that we were right when ll man Came up to us and said, Let us show you how to heconie to do is drink this a Tarzan. All you have water '. And who was this individual but Charles Yetter. He and many other boys in our class had partaken of this water and were swinging high above us in huge trees. They were Harold Blankley, Vincent Darling, Francis Lahore, Roger Neal, Edward Ondrako, Hadsell Perkins, John Pur- ple, Charles Saladunas, Bob Purple, Fred Ronk, Nathan Sall, Eugene Scoles and Ed Tucker, He insisted that we take some of the water but as there wasnt enough left for both of us we went on our way. A strange noise Could be heard in the dis- tance and it grew steadily louder as if it were F ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4 fs,,,,,,,,-, -,,,.,-- '1 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ,',.-,f-'Q-,' '0'00QQ'4', 4--Q Q'0s ,,4,'f', '4-,',, 50 .,-.,-,,e,, 'e ',',.,, , 0044,-1 ASK YOUR GROCQER 5 for i I am-Boy COW? :iz 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 jameson-Boyce Co. X 2 J 'Y 'i rRANKi.1N D. SCUDDER Mm su-an Dial 2-vs' II 'i A11 kinda' ,if E 1 N s U R A N Q E 5 5 'r Life, Arrideul mm' Hefzlllt Afftmfrnlzile, Tgflt-d767'.f. Group 2 Ifzrffrazrre 2 5 ,Q-e,'4 4- 0 'N'e,e.-Q It!-9 if it comes G from BROTAN'S NEWNESS is our theme song! New smart styles, new and higher standards of value-giving! At Brotan's you'Il always find fashions that you'l1 see on the smartest dressed students and young folks in town . . . and you can obtain them without undue strain on your own Cor father'sJ pocketbook. A Bl'f1fdII Budget flL't'0l1IIf retzffj if :fright-1 m111'e11ie11f.' 512222555 ' S -efPAGl? lfii PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 'I approaching. Soon there appeared before our T- '+ 'v ':1 eyes the queerest looking contrivances ever 4, 4: 4 gazed upon. They resembled somewhat an 4: automobile. They were all inclosed, however, with no windows and only one small hole :I . , . l through which the driver S head protruded. :I I :I There was 21 whole line of them, all colors 4: 4: , I and all shapes. Those driving them were : 4: ' : Margaret Adams, jane Bogart, Dorothy Booth :I F 'I I Lunetta Bouton, jane Crozier, Bob Tacey, 4: 4: Betty Crossman, CeDora Gates, Helen Gib- hons, Palmina Guardia, Marjorie Hartnett, :I . , P Betty Dring, Gladys Carpenter, Camilla Car- 4, I 9 -,.-,,:,,,,,::.--,,::-,.--::::,3 ' 4 4: 4 4, ,I :I ,I 4, ,I ,I 4 ,I :: 4: 4: C ozzzplzwwztr 4: ' , 4 4 4 II W K5-E :T :I :I Ig ti A. J. KLEITZ .1 .1 STEPHENS 81 CO., Inc. 4 I' . Printer if T' 1' S E 1 S 1' 'T ,: Q B1nghamton,N.Y. 57 4: 4: C 00 UPP les 4, 4, , I 'I 'I 'I : x'9 f w f'n'4'Vi I: I: ss-sf STATE STRIEET 1: 4 , 4, 4 4 4: 'I ': . 'i 4, 4, 4, Dial 2-2426 4, 4, 'I 'I 'I 4, 'I 'I 'I 4, :I :L 'I 4, ,,,:.A::::,-:: ::::::,.-::::::g 'f'fv-'S'vs':-fffvsv-'xvffvvv-'vsf:s:Q y:::::::::::v-::.-vA:::::,::.-:: fy .--::::v-: 'f::v--:: 0f::-:Q - 4 'I 4 'I 42 BINGHAMTON ScHooL or :I ,I , :I 4 I 4 BUSINESS -I 4: HALL S II :: 78 Washington Street 4 - - 4 :: 4: SIlf6I'l0I' Qlldlllij' 4: 4, 'I 4, 'I - 4 4 , 4 :: Day 01' E7f'6'7177g 4: The hnest ICE CREAM in Binghamton 4: 4, 'I 4, 'I 4 4 1: 4: No other ice Cream strikes the same 4: :: Specialists in all Commercial Subjects. distinctive note as Hall'sg no other ice :I Imlividlwl ln5tfUCU'7f'I Dm: 2'3196- :I cream is So pleasing in its exquisitely I S S ' ' , . , , , -. :I Eau Term sfsiifigier 3, 1935 :I 5119 HIWOI M HAH S- : 4: Helen Ball Harrison, Principal 4, 4: 4, 4, ,.-:::::.- ::::::,A::::::: .-::::J 1, :.-::.Af '::::::::::::J-:::::.5 :::::::.-::v-::.-:::::.-::::::'q 5:,-,-::: :::::.-::::::':::::,-7 3 f IL I :I I Now you've I 4 , ' 4 I V , 'I 4 wadriared -L I Stranges Shoe Store -I 'I Come :I 'I :I :I Tearing to 4: 14-16 Chenango Street 4: 4: Our Store 4, 4, D , , 'I :I for :I It's time for whites again . . . and ': Hf 'f'Wf'1 ' 'I 4: you can find just your right Style 'I and -'fn' 1' l here4 l' :: Sporting Goods 4: 4: 4 'I ' . 'I -I BABCOCK 4 ,I :QL Plflfji 1, I 4: HINDS 82 UNDERWOOD 4: 4: , 4, 4, 4, 4, MEDIUM HERLS 4, 4, 174 VVashington Street 4, 4, :I 4 'I 4 I L,,,,.A,,,,,,,..,::,:,,,,,.-,SSS L,,,,,,,,,,,,.-,,::,,,,,,,,,: PAGE 1461- . ..- 4 PANORAMA ANNUAL fill' 1935 - ter and Carl Randall. They whizzed by us. :ee:::::::::::::::f:-:::::::'T1 leaving us in the breeze made by their speed. 1, 1: Looming in the foreground was a formid- BEN L- able looking, very dense woods. We decided that rather than to try to penetrate the woods :1 if lk lk 2 we might better return to the starting point. 4: - -1 4: We pursued a path which we thought would lead us to our destination. We encountered 41 41 another group of the class which was intent 1: i' 'A' 'A' 1: upon the same purpose as we. They were 'l :l Dorothy Clugstone, Olga Kumpon, Arnold 116 State Street Briggs, Rodman Muller, Ann Kazlauskas, 1: fOpp05ife Siggongj 1: Marie jump and Felix Sverecka. 2 As we neared the starting point the sky sud- 4 ': :: :::::::::::::::::J denly became as dark as night and queer rum- 4-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,q hlings were audible from all directions. ln 4 a short time it became light again, only to Beers Tea Roonl repeat this phenomenal occurrence several 1, 41 times. At last it stopped and there upon the PLATE DINNERS same path as we, were practically all the 41 Served from members of the class just as they were when 1: 11230 10 1130 and 5 U1 7 41 we had first set foot on this weird soil. CANDIES - MAGAZINES wxlhen we reached the place where the 4 4: rocket ships were kept, we found the other 41 ICE CREAM members whom we had not met in the course phone 4,3451 41 of our strange adventures. They had been in 4: 4: that large forest which, when one entered into 41 C0l'flC'f Main and FYOUI Streets it, was found to be only an open space. They L-,::-,,,,,:,:,:,,,,,,,,:,,,, f-:::::: - - -:::: -:::::::::::::: ------- ::: - ---- :::::::::::::f, 4 51 4: 4: 1, 1: 4, Q Q 1 1 7 1' 4 C1 V1 4 :I - a S 41 1 1 if 4 4 PORTR IT PHOTOGRAPHERS 4 1, 1, 4: 4' 41 41 41 41 4: SPECIAL RATES TO B. C. H. S. GRA11uA'rss I: 4 1 54 4 . . . 'I 4: Graduation Photographs in a Variety of Styles 41 1 at 355.110, 36.00 and 357.011 41 41 I per dozen 4: 41 fl 41 By Appointment Dial 2-0471 1: 41 s 4, 165 W ashmgton St 1 ' 1 41 41 41 -----,,,,------- ---------------------------l KPAGIE 147 - PANORAMA ANNUAL for 193 5 were Helen Knickerbocker, Doris Coy, Margie 9::::::::::::: -::::::::: ---- 1 1 1 Hutnne, Reba Joyce, Jennie Shiffman, Cora Smith, Virginia Spangenburg, Alice Thayer. 1: Their experiences were really nothing excep- BY tional, but they did meet and see some queer 11 objects and persons. our New Scheme 1: There were all but a few accounted for now b and all we could do was to sit patiently and llleff 15 wait for them. Dot Hunt, Ruth Gale, Marie I Rickamer and Mary Van Atta insisted that Quality Sllpfeme 1, they be allowed to act as stewardesses on the ,I homeward voyage. in :P 1 Finally the last brigade appeared on the horizon, weary but content with their journey. 11 Fred Stanton was leading the group, which looked more like a camel caravan, strung out on after the other, than ambitious people. Among this group were Florence Yager, Anne :1 Zdanevich, Johnny Wear, Elizabeth Yavrou- 1: mis, Stephen Zemanek, Harold Starbird, Susan , Zdanevich, Kenneth Sprague, Walter Thomp- 11 son and Bill Van Kuren. 1: We were now all together, to the vrery last ,S MAIN STREET person. Out were hauled the ships, in were ,: stowed all passengers, away embarked all. Phone 2-974, Safely, happily, in Binghamton landed all. , 1 PROPHETS ,,:,,,- ,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,:,..,,S Ig THE FAIR STORE I: ,I 1, 1, 1 1, Helps Yau N1 Spend :Q The Morton CCY. 1: :I a Pleasant I: SUMMER AT HOME I: The New Farbiom Frm 1 l: You can be happier there and more com- ll :1 fortable than at any resort. Just change :P 37 COURT STREET ,: the dress of your houseg invite summer 1: 1, 1, inside and turn your porch and garden into 1, :1 '1 0Utd00r living rooms. A bit of planning '1 l :: and some furniture from the Fair does the 7 1: 1, trick. 1, 41 '1 '1 X ,I:::::::::::::::::::::::::::g ,,::,,,.,-::::::':::f':::::::: rf:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::v-:::::v-v-: -::.-::::::::::-- A A4 I' 1' 1 1 1 1, ,C Nelson, Wadsworth 81 Alexander, Inc. 3, 1 11 11 1: ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 1, 1, 1: FIRE -3- LIFE -2- CASUALTY -1- MARINE 1, 1, 68 EXCHANGE STRFFT 4' 1, ' ' 1, 1 1 Ii james H. Nelson, President Arthur W. Alexander, Treasurer 1: William H. Hecox, Vice-President Edgar W. Couper, Secretary I I: Rufus-G. Wadsworth, Vice-President John F. Ackerman '1 '1 1,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -::::::::::::::::::::4 PAGE 1481-- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 nn- ,,, - ,, - NN ,,,,,,:,: - v v v 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 5 5 1 Z e 5 -5 Cl 1'0I1 . 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 ur 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' 5 5 5 ' AdVeIt1SeIS : 5 5 55 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 I 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 - 5 AA A.... A-,,::::,,::::::--:::: f '4 u::::-A- -:::::::' ' 5PAGE 149 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 I Qdutogmpln' PANORAMA ANNUAL far 1955 QA1fll0g7'6lPl7f PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Qfiutogmplof P1KPJCDR AIM A IKDJPJLJIKI. for 19 35 Qfiutogmplaf EPAGE 153 PANORAMA ANNUAL jar 19 1 Qdutogmplof PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Family Qfiutocgraplay C PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1955 Acknowledgments A Cappella Choir Art .,.,................... Athletics . .. Band .....,.,... Basketball ,,,,.... Baseball Squad .... B. C. H. S. Cheer Leaders ...... Class Essay ..... Class History ...... Class Oration .,,... Class Poem ....................... Class Prophecies fjan.J .... Class Prophecies Uunej ,..., Clubs ..............................,... Cheer Leaders ...... Christmas Play .... Civil Club Debate ..,.. Dedication .......... Index .......128 .......85-86 ..-----90-92 109-12 7 .......88-89 13-1 14 ....,..120 .......77-78 ......74 77 ........98-108 Dom Econ ......... ....... 1 O5 Dramatics Club ....... ....... 9 5-96 Dramatics .,................................................ 93-97 Dean of junior and Senior Boys Disinger-Church Declamation Contest .... 94 Dean of junior and Senior Girls ............,... 9 Faculty ....,.,...,.........,............,................,.,. 10-12 Football ......... French Club ..... Frontispiece ..... German Club ....., Girl Reserves ......, Girls' Sports Hockey ....... Basketball ........... Tennis fGirlsj ,..,.r..,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 107 10-1 12 .......106 -v .......102-103 122-127 ...,.,.l22-123 ......123-124 ....,..126-127 Baseball, A. M. and P. M. ,,s,....,... 125-126 G. O. Council .....,.................. .....,,. PAGE 1561- 13-14-15 Golf H1-Y .,,..,.,.........,.......... Intramural Football ,....,. Intramural Basketball ,.,,.. january January January january january Class ........,............... Class Day Officers . Class Notables ...... Class Officers ...... Class Honor Students june Class .....,...................... june Class Day Officers ..... june Class Notables .,,.., June Class Officers .,.,.. June Honor Students ,,...., junior Red Cross ...........,............ Kelly, Daniel J., Superintendent .,...... Last Will and Testament ............. Library Club ..........,.........,. Literary Club ..................... .. McEwan, Lee J., Principal .... . Murals ......................,......... Panorama Board .... . Orchestra ......,.... Relay Team ...... RiHe Squad ..... Sextette ,....,,,............ School Custodians ......... 18 ...Y..1O4 ......112 ......114 .,.....26-41 ......,.70 ,.....66-67 ........1-22 . ...... 24-25 ..,,,,42-65 ........70 ......68-69 ,.....21-23 ...,,.24-25 . ........ 99 ........75 ..,.......108 .......100-101 ...,....92 .....,18-19 ,.....86-87 17 ......119 ........84 ......121 School Honor Society ...,.............. ...Y.. 1 6-17 Sophomore Dean and Assistant .,.,................ 9 Tennis 1Boysj .........,...............,.....,.,.... 119-120 The Nightingale Tons of Money Title Page ................. ......80-84 ......96-97 Varsity Basketball ....... ......... 1 15-114 Varsity Football ,.,..,.,..,................. 110-111-112 WC3VC1', H. Earl, Vice-Princlpal .................... 8 Vlrestling 115