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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1936 volume:

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KELLY, Snperizzfemlezzf and jim -0 cpeacffnfenpfcfzf lZ5auz'e! fa FOR WHOM ISOTH THE STUDENTS AND I-'ACUl.'I'T' OF BINGHAMTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HAVE AN EVER INCREASING REGARD AND DEVOTION, AND XVHO HAS DONE SO MUCH TO GIVE A HIGHER DEGREE OF EDUCATION TO THE RESIDENTS Olf ISINGHAMTON NVE DEDICATE THIS PANORAMA ANNUAL OE 1956 X ' ' F 'V- X, L - ff? ' ' - , ,, 1' W ,, .. ' ff' ty ,B OOI. H SC NTRAL HIGH CE TON BINGHAM The Panorama Annual Volume XLIII Binghamton Central High School Binqhamton, N. Y. n N az Edt d by The P ma Board Llili 1. MCEWAN, Prizzripfzl 1, ,1 H. EARL WEAVER, Vive-Principal Q., 51.41-LL, ,M 4, A RICHARD L. SCHUSTER ALICE MURPHY Dean of Sophomore Boyf Dean of Sophonmre Girff f X fD jERoME SHAVER LYRA WATERHOUSE Dean of Upper Clan B0 J Dean of Upper Clan '1 ' ff 4 P- E- ,-f KJ if W :ri w C PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Central High School Facult LEE J. MCEWAN, Principal H. EARLE WEAVER, Asst. Principal JEROME SHAVER, Dean of Upper Class Boys MISS LYRA XVATERHOUSE, Dean of Upper Class Girls MISS ALICE F. MURPHY, Dean of Sophomore Girls RICHARD L. SCHUSTER, Dean of Sophomore Boys I-IARRIET JONES, Secretary ENGLISH Florence E. Carpenter ....,..,,,....,,.r.,,,.,,,... .,.,. S yracuse University Avis Balcom ..........,,.. .....,.....,rr,r,,.,,,, ...........,ir.,,.r..... S y racuse University Katherine Gibbs ......... .....,.......,,.r.........,,,.. S yracuse University Josephine Donley ....... ....... N ew York College for Teachers Daniel Dressler ....,,, .,,,,, U niversity of Southern California Evadne Farrar .....,,.. ..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,...,.,.., C ornell University Constance Gantley .... ....,...........,,..,,,........... C ollege of St. Rose Genevieve Heffron . .............,........,.,,,,,,.,..,... Cornell University 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 1 lssar College Raymond Merchant ....... ,,.... C olgate University Mary Patton ,....,,.,..,Y... ,..... C ornell University Mary Ellen Riley .,...,, ....,,....,,,..,..,,,...............,. M arywood College Carl L. Titus ...,....i..... ..........,.....,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,.......... S yracuse University Eunice Titus ............,,.,... ..... S yracuse University, Columbia University Mrs. Alice Vergason ,.,.........,.,..,,,,..,,.,,.....,........,..........,,,,,,,,,. Mt. Holyoke College MATHEMATICS Mrs. Blanche Beers .....,. .,,,.,,....,..........,......,,.,i.,....,,,,., . .. .,..,..,,,.. Mt. Holyoke College Irina Burdick ........... .......,,,,..,,.,,,.,,Y,,..,. S t. Lawrence University Grace Fox ......,.,...,,,., ..... N ew York State College for Teachers Harold Gillespie ,,.,, .,,,,.,,.,............,.........,.,. C ornell University Harry Heagy ........,...,.. .,...,, . ., ..........,,. Fresno State College Edna Huxley ..........,,...... ........... B ulfalo Normal INIrs. Lida T. Knight ..... Syracuse University INIarion McKinney ...... ...,,....,,..............,..., ...,.. M Q lrywootl College HISTORY F. H. Wlilliams .............. ....,........................ .........., Y Q Ile University Mrs. Minnie Balcom ..,..,.....,......,.... ,.... S yracuse University Phebe English ............ ,.......,,.,......... W ells College Mary Gillespie ....,,.. ............... S eton Hall College Williani Hogan ........., ..... U niversity of Notre Dame Elizabeth McCauley .. ....,.......... College of St. Rose Bertha Munsell .,....,.... .........,.. S yracuse University Gertrude O'Connor ,.., ...,,. M arywood College Marion Rostiser .,...... ..... S yracuse University K. Elizabeth Shannon .........., Syracuse University Maxwell Space ............... ...................,,,..... College of Wotistei' Dorothy Tobias ...,......,,........... ............,,.,.,...,......... I 3ennsylvania State College G. A. Youngstrom ,,,......,........... ..................... A urora College, Northwestern University Mrs. Mildred Youngstrom ....,.. ....,.,...,.....,...............................,,..............,,.,,, A urora College SCIENCE N. V. Taylor ..... ......................,....... ................................. C 0 rnell University E. R. Dooley .,,,..... ....................... ...............,...................,.. L a fayette College Kathryn Hyland ..,.... ...,. N ew York State College for Teachers Virginia Lauder .......... ......................,............. C ornell University Donald P. Roehm ...... ..........................................,... U nion College Wai'ren Taylor .............. ...... W ooster College, Cornell University Caroline Wladsworth .... ............................... O neonta State Normal Mrs. Rose Wilcox ...... ...... N ew York State College for Teachers Page 10 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 LATIN Kathryn O. Lundy ........... .....................,. ....,.........,, B 1 town University Mrs. Georgia McCall ................ ....,,,, O neonta State Normal Josephine Rosenberg .,.,.. ,...,,,.,... C ornell University Francis Seely .,......,......,. .I ..................,,,....,...................,, ..... S t. Lawrence University FOREIGN LANGUAGES Nellie B. Rogers .......... ...............,.............,........,.,........,......,.., W estern Reserve University Mrs. Esther Bourrlon ...... .......,......,......,..,v,,...,.....,,....,..,.. ...,..,.,.....,,l. C c Jrnell University Winifred Earl .............., ,,..........,.......,,,.., S mith College Louise W. Gates ...,... .............,..........,. W ilson College Maria Marini ......... ....... U niversity of Padua, Italy Anna Meyer ........... ................ S yracuse University Loretta Murphy ...., ................................. ..................... E l mira College COMMERCIAL Katherine Miller ........ ,..,,......,..,........,..,............ .....................................,........,.. Mrs. Elsie Coffman ........ ................................. .......................,vv........................... Drusilla Comstock .............. .......,... B rockport State Normal Mrs. Anna C. Howell ....... Bloomsburg State Normal Charles Ellis .............,....... ....,... P lattsburg State Normal Agnes Guilfoyle ........... ......, .............. O s wego State Normal Jane Hurst ........... .......,............,.,,.. C ollege of New Rochelle Mabel june ...... ..................................,..., S yracuse University Bessie Katz ....... ....,. N ew York State College for Teachers Alice Lowry ..... ........................... P lattshurg State Normal Mary Miller ......... ........... B owling Green Business School Helen Murphy .,..... ,,............................ E lmira College John Russell .,.........,,.,..... ....., ....... ...... U n i versity of Pennsylvania Michael Segrue ..................,............. ......,....,.......... U niversity of Pennsylvania Genevieve Shattuck .........,............,..... ............,........... R ochester Business Institute Mrs. Evelyn Storer fsubstitutej ......... ............................... N ew York State College for Teachers INDUSTRIAL Carlton Dwight ..... ............................................ B ulfalo State Teachers College LeMoyne Orvis ..... Oswego State Normal, Rochester Mechanics Institute Harold Hess .... ........................,.,....,.............................,,........ P ratt Institute Edgar Hyatt ......., ....... ...,..,....,.......... ..... .... .,........ O s W e g o State Normal Herbert Nichols ..... ...,..... O swego State Normal john Lillie ................. .......,... O swego State Normal Williaiii A. Smith .... ................... ........... U n iversity of Pittsburgh Katherine Eassett ...... .,..,.....,...,.......,........,.......,......,..... D rexel Institute Frances Sanford ..... ,....,,...,.. U niversity of Illinois, Columbia University MUSIC Ray L. Hartley ,.,..,, ................,......... N ew England Conservatory of Music J. Leo Lynch ...... ,....,....,..... ...A.......,,,....,....,........,,......,,.. I t haca College ART v Grace Holcomb .......,.... .............., N ew York School of Fine and Applied Art Theresa M. Caselle ..... ..,.......,....... C ollege of Fine Arts, Syracuse University LIBRARY Sara Burns ....... ..,...,...i.............. M t. Saint Vincent, Columbia University Dorothy Dyer ..... ...,.................................,...,,..i...............,......, R ussell Sage College HEALTH EDUCATION Loyal Greenman .......,,.. ........,...........................,..,..........,ii...........,.......... S yracuse University Mrs. Gladys Ordway ...... ....,.................................... S avage School of Physical Education Henry M. Merz ........... ......,..,..,..,....,,....,.,,,. S yracuse University Hazel Wilbur ............ ..................................,..................,................... ............ S a rgent School HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Main Othce ,,..................,.......................................................,... Anna Balok, Kathryn Reilly Keating Commercial Dept. Genevieve Driscoll, Helen johnson, Dorothy Turner, Jane Harding, Elizabeth O'Day Bank ...........,....,..........,.... julie Ahern, Rose Birney, Anna Davison, Bernice Stewart, Marian Scales Afternoon Deans Othce ..........,...........................................................................,............. Naomi Yager Morning Deans Othce .....................................................................,............... ..,. R ehecca Ackerman Page '11 l..l. PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 12 UNCII. CO MORNING G. O. E E E 5 s x L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 . O. COUNCIL FTERNOON G A L, PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 General Organization Officers Fall Term, 1935 MOIINING Exizcimvia COUNCIL Prefidefzt ,Y,,,,...., ...,.nAn,,,. j Mixes EVERY Vice-Prefideflf VvY,,, ,.... R oBERT MEAGHE11 Secretary .,,.,,.,,, ,.... M ARY RUssiai.L 1'1U1N1E ROO1N1 D1f1.lfGA'l'lfS 1115--Russell Dcyo 219-Mary Emmons jack Roberts 219A-Lloyd Evans 106-Betty Wilbur' 220-Carolyn Klee 107fXX!innie Reynolds 221-Richard Bennett 109+Geralcl Gee 222-Eileen Hickey 1154171131 McHz1le 304-Robert Vergason 118-Pearl King 305-Leo Farr 119 201 -Charles Bowen Rex Titus -Michael Bogosta 106-Helen Dino 307-Pierina Paccio 512-Margaret Sears Q Q 315- w 914-- Vernu 1-Iodock Melvin Shapiro 315-Dorothy Baker 317-Viviun Cockerill 319-Robert French 319A-Leo Kalesinskas 520-Richard Kaley 326-Dorothy Cohh i1 AFT1eRNooN Exucimviz CouNcg1i. SIMPSON AZHRSKY JIEANNE McMAHoN MARGARET CoL1.1Ns HOME ROOM D1i1.1ZGAT1iS 221- Roy Hitt 222-Hobart Hall 304-janet Sprout 202-5111111657 lsengarrl 203-Norman Keiser 2ll4i+Wel1ingtrJn Ball 205-john Congdon Francis Munson 2ll6iJ1l111CS Wiltsie .EUR-51111011 O'Neil 209-,lzunes St. Clair 117--Rita Luckinan P7'!ZJ'id61Zf ,,,,,. Vice-Prefidezzf 1 S6'L'l'6fd7'j' ..,.,,,,, 105-Shirley Burke 106-Francis Short 109-Herman Jones 115-George Ferris 118-Wfilliam Armstrong Pizge 111 201-Rose Cerretnni 202- 203- 205- 207- 209W 217-W 219 Steward 1.aBaron Marzetta Decker Vincent Haginan James Harper Arthur Davis James Merville Richard Cohn vMarion Hazard 219A-Betty Horton Richard Mitchell 305- SOSA-Jeanne McMahon 506-Ruth Miller SO7-Jack Tanner 3 Alice Oliver 312- 513-Peter Pranchuk '15-jane Vogt f7l7 D01'Ot1ly Russell 918-Wzilkei' Sherwood 519A-Ella Wilcixx 520-Irene Olsen 326-Genevieve Teague PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Spring Term, 1936 MORNING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL lfreyidemf ,.,,,,,,,,,, .... 1 . ,. ......,............... , C IH.-xRI.Izs BowEN Vife-Pmridwff . ,. .... R ITA MEAIDIE Sen-emfy ,,,,,,,Yv, .... B ETTY CARGILL HOMIE 104-Helen Folmsbee 105-Alice Rushmer Robert Rettew 106-Donald Allen 107 109 115 117 118 119 201 202 203 204 -Francis Munson -William Graney Norma Kroehler -William Kunkle -Ruth Slater Michael Barvinchak Morton Reynolds William Wright -john Congdon -David jones -William Ellis 205- Richarcl Keough 206-Mary Hennessey 207-Robert McKI'ell 209-William Lincoln 21,- Richard Engelbert ROOM DE LEG ATES 219-joe Bursik 219A-Roscoe Grummons 220-Robert Ahearn 221-Robert Tate 222-Betty O'Brien 504-Betty J. Cramer 505-Isabelle Bullock 305A-Dan D'Angelo 306-Russell Austin 307-Mary Gates 312-Nancy Rudy 313-Doris Dellow 314-Edward Lee 315-Stephanie Kritkousky 317-Vincent Hagmari 318-Joseph Watrous 319-Betty Abraham 319A-Stephanie Hrasna 320-james Wiltsie 526-janet Sawtelle - Al 'I'ERNOON ExEc3uTIvE CoUNcII. l'refide11l ,, JOSEPH SL'H'Efz1!'J' ,,,, .... T H EO I-IOM Ii ROOM DELIEGATES 105-Herbert Brown Helene Austin 106-Thomas George 107 109 115 117 118 201 202 203 204 205 Maurice Wolk -jack Cahill -Irene Aten Gerald VanAtta Robert Campbell Margaret Collins Willizim Day Donald Matteson Thomas Otto -jane Hayes WaI'd Gunn 206-johnson Fiato 207-Eugene Potter 209-Douglass jones 217-Joseph Stewart 219-Herbert Launt 219A-Donald McLean 221-Merlin Lusk 222-Adele Polizotti 504-William Rogge 305-john Dodge 305A-Ruth Miller 506- 307- 312- 313- -w -1 917- 318- 915- Nardina Lombardi Dan Smith Catherine Porcino jane Ryan jack Tobey Francis O'Shea Stuart Dunham 519A-Kenneth Dury 320-Alex Wilson 326-Barbara Whieldon Llawis CoI.E Page 15 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 4 CROSS JUNIOR RED Z 3 2 L' I6 220 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 unior Red Cross MOIKNING COUNEIL lfremlefzf .. Lois NORTON Semefary .,A.....,4 liar-filly A:1'zfi.rer .,,. 1011-jack Harrington 105-Katherine Hullzir 106-Joy Weir' 107 -Esther Konick 109-Mary Levonik 115 -Mary Moschak 117-Dave Evans 118-Norma Foley Rita North 119-Constance Farrar 201-Louise Dunham 202-Margaret Novak 203-Marian Pitkin 204-Edna Obert 205-Janet Sprout 206-Norma Booth 207-Rohert Kane 209-Charles Axtell 217-Marion Gage 219-Lois Norton JOY WIQIR Miss LOUISE GATES 2 19A-Marjorie Shafniski 221 -Christine Legge -DeWitt Scott 2 22-Charles Jayne 304 305 -Norman Oretskin -Margaret Grech 305A-Evelyn Brown 306-Lillian Crowe 307-Janet Humphrey 312-Dorothy Dixon 313-Marion Hall 314-Wilma Cole 315-Jean Kroboth 517-Frances Quilter Q Q 918-Louis Baldwin 319-Helen Hale 319A-Anna Rudick 320-Lucile johns 326-Vivian Cockerill AFTERNOON COUNCIL P1'e.ria'e11f .... S6t'I'6ffII'J' ,... ,.... . Iiaczzlty Adzfiier ,,,, 105--Beverly Bass 106-Clare Andrews 107 109 115 -Evelyn Layton -janet Daymun -Betty Chamberlain 117-Betty Horton 118-Lucile Calice 201-Annie Laurie Collins 202-Frances Foley 203-James Obrien 204-Frank Miske RUTH YECJlN1ANS I, ,.l.u BELLE MIZYIZRS Miss LOUISE GATES 219A-Virginia McGraw 221-Florence Kostonoski 222-Vernon Perry 304-Sylvia Ruland 305-Betty Lown 305A-Belle Meyers 306-Helen Thompson 205-Bernard Flaherty 206-Helen Doolittle 207-Nellie Ferrantc 209-Betty Kennedy 217-Virginia Hotaling 219-Pauline Lesso 307 112 313 315 317 318 -Stefanie Sirsen -Olin Brown -jane Rush -Helen Tooney -jane Steel -Mary Stone 319A-Dorothy VanVorst 320-Harold Wfhittemore 326-Ruth Yeomans Page 17 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 AWARDS COMMITTEE PANORAMA ANNUAL jar 1966 MV. lXlLl,VK.ll1 Mr. Wc.1xLAl Bliss Wfaltclluwiist Mr. Slmvci Miss Murphy M11 Schustci' Miss C1ll'I7L'lllL'l INI11 Grecnmim Mr. Hurtlu' hill Hcugy Ahearn. Rulwrt Ball, Wclliiigtrviw Congdon, jnlm Deyo, Russcll Doolittle, Alfrt-tl lillis, Williillli linglislw, Betty H2lNX'C, K21illCl'lI1C Humphrey, Dnmtliy Kroehlcr. Nnrnm l.41unt. XX'i1ltc1' M Awards Conlmittee lfACQL'l.'l'Y ADVISIQRS AND COACLHII5 Miss Hnluwmlw Miss Hnuflx Mr. Lynch Mi: Merz M11 Nichols Mrs. Oixlwiiy Mr. Russell Mr. Titus Miss Wlllhlll Mr. Yuiiilgstmnw 5'I'llDliN'I' RliPRliSliN'l'A'l'lVHS I.cBaii'on. Cllwcstt-1 Lcgge, Cluistinc Mulinsky, Ainnlil Olum, Paul Rigan, Joseph Roberts, jack Ruth, Harnlil Smith, Hugh Smyk, Stephen XX7l1itukQr, M1uth.i XVittmun, Ht-lun A Q, . C. H. S. EMPI.OYl'F9 Butler, Frctl Kncihlcr, james Delaney, james Mann, Willizliiw xlcnnisun Bcrniuml McCarthy, Mrs. jennit Llcnnisnn, Ruhcrt McXXfhi1'tc1', Samuel Moran, Miss lNIurgui'ut Stanton, Curl Wfluitcfunh. Clmrlcs II PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 5 HONOR SOCIETY SCHOOL Harriet Bell PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 President Serrelary 7,,,,,.... Honor Society TJVT Cfficers Genera! Offircfr ,,,A Richartl Agarcl Donald Allen Michael Barvinchuk Charles Bowen Margaret Brink Mary Deringis Peter Dudock Betty English Stewart Follette June I-Iinaman Eileen Hickey Lawrence Holzer Eleanor Kinney Norma Kroehler Charles Lawson john Congtlon -Iames Every Barhilrzl Greif Rohert Ahezirn Campbell Connel l V Russell Deyo Annette Johnson William Knnkle Christine Legge Anna Mikolajunas SENIOR A's ALAN WILLIS joY Wis1R PAUL OLUM Edith Lewis Katherine Lyon William Mazar Paul Oluni SENIOR B'S P. Gfs Alice Mae Phillips Bethyl Rheubottom Alice Rushmer Stanley Simolunus Rexford Titus joy Weir Martha Whitaker Alan Willis Victoria Woiciek Wesley Wood john Yurka Lenin Moseff W'illiam Stiinlao Adeline Montgomery Anne Mulinsky Ruth O'Neil Stearns Southworth lklalcolm Wilcox ,lime Wilciwx Page 21 P A bJCJR A.h4lK A.BJDJIJ.A L for 19 36 Page 22 5 PANORAM A BOARD PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 Panorama Board Iidifm' RUssEI.I. IDIEYU Ikzffllfy Adzirer Mlss FLORENCE CARPENTER Axfoviale Edifor BETTY ENczLIsH Ijfemry Iizlilnr S'I'EARNs SOU'I'Hxx'ORI'II A.f,l'f,ffdlll.lx EDITH LEwIs ELIEANOR KINNIEX' Nemr Editor WILLIAM BURNS A.f.l'j.l'fLll1f.i' HELEN ANIIREIQO IfRANcgEs QlIlI.'I'liIi ALICE RUSHM ICR Sporty QBny.Ij TED MLILFCDRID A.f,riIrm11I ROBERT jENKINs 5'p0r'l,f fG'irl,I'j MARTHA WHI'l'AKl-'li A.I.If.l'fJl1f ANN PARSONS Ar! Ecfilur HARRIIET BELL A,f.fi.I'l,z11l RILQHARU AKIIAIKIJ Alzmfni MARY RUTH AHHAKN f1,I,s'i,rlI1l1I MAIKVICJRIIE DAVIS E.X4c'l7d1lg6' MARY DERINOIS fi.l'J'j.l'ldllf M U NRO EIIIIY Amffmf Ike P411 Tabff -,Oli LAFORTIE A.s1fi,rmf1l JOHN WRIGHT' Sfllaffllfj' About Srhfw! ROBERT AHIEARN Afxifhzlll 'IAM Es WILTSIE filldjfllfflllll Edfllihf ANNA MIKCJLA-IUNAS DOROTHY WIEINSTIEIN B11.ri11e.f,r Mazinger REX TITUs f1,l',l'j,l'fdlIf,f IfRANc5Es MOODH' WILLIAM STOUTENBIIRI LELIZAEETH TITUS Adififer MRs. ELSIIE COEEMAN Annual Business Assistants WILLIAM ARMsTRONc3 IRENE ATEN BETTY CARGILL VIVIAN COCKERILL STUART DUNHAM IDORIS EXCEL EVISLYN KASSMAN KENT LAWSON GILBERT M.ARTINSON MARION VANATTA Page 25 lJ1XDJCJR A NIA IKPJPJIJIKI, jar 19 36 1...- Pava 24 45 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 anuary Class Officers Prefridenl .,,,,,,,, Vive-Prefidelzf s,,,... Se4'I'etaIj' ,,.....,.....,, . Trea.r1n'er QBoyj .....w....w, Tl'8dJIlI'6I' fGirlj ..,,A,,,,,,Y,,, Sergealzl-af-Arflu QBoyj ,,s,... Sergemzl-al-Army fGir1j .s.... 1936 11116 Prefiden! ,,s,,,,,,,,, Vife-P1'e,riJe11l ..,,,,, Sevreta1'y .,......,..,.. . TreaJzn'e1' fBoyj ..... Treamrer QGirlj ,,s..........,, Sefgeafzl-nl-AI'111.r fBoyj s,,, .Skrgemzt-at-Affm fGirlj JACK ROBERTS JANE HARDING NIELLIII MOSEFF ROBERT AIIIQARN ANNIETTE 'IOHNSON WILLIAM KELLY FLORENCE SASS Class Officers 1936 'IAQQIIIS DIIMONII MARTHA XWHITTAKIQR CAROLINE KLIZII ROBERT RIETTEW JOY WIQIIQ XVILLIAAI POXWELL LAIIRA SKIOVIILIJT Page 25 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 I-Q1 ge 26 JANI JARY CLASS OFFICERS PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Q JUNE CLASS OFFICERS 1 X Sw ig 1 Page 27 ii PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 iiiw ,,,-Q, R. HW as ms 95' ,, ,O A Q--A l 1 Q ,W-Af Howwmszs grugpegyq-,Q ,n ' 4 K l 1 ' y K ' 'Qt , X ... f4'P f was Page 28 PANoRAMA ANNUAL fm- 1956 The Hnfmr SIIILJHIIIJ' are tZI'I'zII?LU6d 211 Afplmbefinif Order S and xml arrfwflizlg In their .i'lf111cfi11g.f. Honor Students Deyo, C. Russell Harding, Alberta june johnson, Ruth Annette Kunlcle, Vlfilliam hiontgomcry, Atlclinc O'Ncil, Ruth anuary, 1936 Plmlcn, GQlbl'gC' Stone Rohcrts, -lohn Frctlcrick Rowits, Dorothy Shanly, John S. ,l'l1Lll'l7Cl', Mary lf. Wilcisx, Malcolm , Honor Students Bowen, Charles Brink, Margaret Brunig, Williarii Donahue, Marion English, Betty Q' Gehr, john Greenblott, Louix Hinainan, june Jones, Stanley Kinney, Rae Eleanor Lupton, Evelyn Mesler, Eleanor une, 1936 Mosem, Raymond Novak, Olga Oluin, Paul Phillips, Alice Male Roi-Ie, Elise Rushmcr, Alice Shaly, Altlonn Siinolunas, Stanley Smolinsky, Francis Southworth, Stearns Titus. Rex Page P A DICDR A.h41K 1KPJIQlJ A,L for 19x36 1 Page 50 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Class Of anuary, 1936 RAYMOND EDWARD AEDEY Regards Everyone Amiably A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Orchestra 12, 31: Festi- val Chorus 12, 3, 41. ROBERT E. AHIZARN Bali Reliable, Efficient, Active Panorama, Students About School Editor 13, 41: Band 13, 41: Orchestra 12, 31: Dramatics, Tons of Money 141: Blue Ghost 141: Public Speaking Contests-Fall Contest, 1st place 131: Spring and Fall Contest 141: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Hi-Y Treasurer, 141: French Club 121: Dramatics Club General Offi- cer 141: Red Cross Representative 12, 3, 41: Red Cross Broome County President: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41: Class Treasurer 141: Scholarship 12, 31: School Honor Society 13, 41. Charter Member: Per- fect Attendance, 8 years: Awards Committee 141. After School: College. KATHRYN E. AHERN Kay Knowledge Endures Always Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. ARLENE BALL Able, Business-like Girl Reserves 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: G. 0. Delegate 141: Class Day Essayist: Class Notable: Quietest Girl. After School: Lowell School of Business. ELSA MAE BARLOW Early Morning Belle FRANCIS EDWARD BATCH li R Bfzlrb Fine, Earnest Boy Football 12, 31: Basketball 12, 31: liast-ball 121: Home Room President 121. After School: Business. CSIEORGIZ BARVINCHAK Broker Great Bamboozlern EVA BARNIETT Ever Busy Tennis 12, 31: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. 'FB.17'IlC'.j'.' linux FRANCES L. BELL Faces Life Blissfully After School: Business. CHARLOTTE BERMAN Carries Blessings WINIFRISD M. BEHAN l1 im1ie Wide-awake, Modern Bounteous Basketball 121: Tennis 121: Home Room Vice- President 121. After School: Bryn Mawr. RUSSELL FREDERICK BIENDISR Rates First Base After School: Business ELSIE RUTH BIGLER Enthusiastic, Refined, Bright Festival Chorus 12, 3, 415 Real Cross Representa- tive 141, After School: College. MARSHALL BIRD Methodical Bookkeeper' Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: tary 141. DAVID BLOOM '-Decidediy Blest 1lflt1r!y Home Room Secre Band 131: Orchestra 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31: French Club 13, 41. After School: Business. DONALD H. BONHAM Does His Bit A Cappella Choir 131: Band 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, r'D0Il'1 12, 3. 41: Orchestra 31: Dramatics Club 13, 413 G. O. Deletiate 141: School Honor Society 1-11: Stage Crew 12, 31: Stage Manager 141. After School: College. E. BRYANT Ever Busy Chorus 12, 3, 41: C ROBERT Rarely Festival MARGARIET BULLIS Modest, Business-like MARTIN '-Migmy Baseball J. BUQQHTA jR. Jolly Boy JOHN BURDICQK Jokes Busily' Baseball 141. After School: Busine s NICQHOLAS BDSINO Never Behind Basketball 12, 3, 41: liaselmu MARY CAMPBELL Many Conquestsn Festival Chorus 12, 31. NOR MA L. CAM PB li LL 'flaw lass Notable: Bluffer. Illini 121: Festival Chorus 121. Amt ll 131: cs. o. 121. Nami Naturally Ladylike, CordiaI Festival Chorus 121. VINCENT CAMPO Victorious Chap Football 12, 3, 41: Baseball JANE A. CARBONE Jane Acts Calmly' Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Collefze. 12. 3, 41. Page 31 PANORAMA ANNUAL far 1936 lf PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ANGELO G. CHERRO Otero Always Good Comrade Basketball 12, 3. 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: French Club, President 141. After School: Albany State. frLekf11 LESLIE F. CLARK Lively Football Character Football 131: Track 131: Band 121: Home Room President 141. JAYNE B. CLELAND Joy Banishes Care LILLIAN COHN Likes Company 1 CAMPBELL CONNELLY 'rczlillpy' Clicks Cleverly Football 131: Basketball 12. 31: Track 131: Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41 : President of Home Room 12, 312 President of G. O. 121: G. O. Delegate 131: Class Notable: Best Natured Boy: School Honor Society 141. After School: Ithaca College. NORIENIZ A. CRAVER Neem Nice, Attractive Companion Chairman of Courtesy Committee 141. After School: Wi'son Memorial Hospital. v EDITH MARIE CIIMMINGS Seiko Education Molds Character Basketball 121. FLORANCE H. DALRYMPLE Faithful, HBDDY- Dutiful After School: Business. ETHIEL M. DALY Easily Manages Duties Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. DOROTHY L. DAVIS Doi Deserves Large Dividends Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. MARION V. DAILEY Six Makes Various Demands Festival Chorus 12, 31: Secretary of Home Room 12, 31. After School: Washington School for Secretaries. MAXINE ELIZABETH DAY Meme Makes Energetic Developments After School: Aviation. JANE DE MUNN Hfezfzie-1Va11ie Jolly, Delightful Manner Basketball 121: Festival Chorus 1212 Home Room Secretary 121 : Home Room Vice-President 131: Red Cross Delegate 13, 41. After School: Sullins College. HELEN IRENE DEWING T0mmy,' Her Inimitable Daintiness Baseball 121. After School: Lowell School of Business. RUSSELL DEYO HRIIIJU Carefully Releases Decisions Panorama 13, 41: Students About School 131: Editor-in-Chief 141,LFestival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Blue Ghost 141: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Hi-Y Treasurer 131, Secretary 141: French Club, Vice-President 131: Dramatics 141: Home Room President 121: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41: Class Day Prophet 141: Scholar- ship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Awards Commit- tee 141 : Honor Graduate. After School: Union College. CLEONE DICKSON Carefully Decides ANGELO JAMES DIFULVIO Mamie Judges All Discreetly After School: College, Empire State School of Printing, Ithaca. ' 3 RITA E. A. DILLON Took Retiring, Elusive, Able, Diligent Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 1213 Hockey 12, 31: Festival Chorus 121: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Business. MICHAEL DINO Nero Merits Distinction Football 121: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Home Room Treasurer 121: Red Cross Representative 131: President of Junior Red Cross 141: 3 years Perfect Attendance: School Honor Society 141 : Class Notable: Most Apt to Be Successful. After School: University of Cincinnati. GERALD A. DOCKSTADER Goes Always Dauntlesslyu After School: Business. LILLIAN T. DOMENICO Lili Lively, Tactful, Dauntless Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 121: Tennis 121. After School: Business. ELIZABETH DUNHAM Easily Divertedn Basketball 121: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Dom Econ 12, 3, 41: Class Notable, Prettiest Girl. After School: Cornell. GEORGE DRANCHAK Great Dreamer Football 12, 41: Basketball 12, 31: G. 0. 131. After School: Business. JAMES EDWARD ELLIS jimmie Jolly, engaging, Easy-going Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Track 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. o. 121. After School: College. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Tiger Worthy, Eager Football 13, 41: Cheer leader 121: Class Notable: Most Bashful Boy. After School: College. Page 33 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 34 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 RAYMOND W. EVANS Ray Really Worth Encouraging A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 45, President 145: Band 12, 3, 45: Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Fire Prince 145: Christmas Play: Home Room President 125: G. O. 125. After School: Business. DAVID STANLEY EVANS, JR. Dare U Devours Statistics Everywhere Panorama 125: Baseball 125: 13, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3. Home Room President 135: G. 125: Class Notable: Noisiest Boy. After School: College. A Cappella Choir 4 5 : Tri-Hi 145 I 0. Vice-President NETTIE FEINBIERG Nm Nice, Friendly Basketball 12, 35: Hockey 12, 35: Tennis 135: Dramatics Club 135. After School: Business. JEANNIETTIZ FERGUSON ffm Jocunrl, Fascinating Dom Econ 12, 3, 45, Vice-President 125: Presi- dent 135. After School: New York Sehool of Fine and Applied Art. HELEN MARIE FOLMSEEE Has Many Friends Basketball 12, 35: Baseball 12, 35: Hockey 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Dom After School: College. Econ 12, 3, 45. WILMA M. FOLMSEEE Willingness Makes Friends Festival Chorus 125. After School: Business. RITA H. GARVEY Rita Has Grace Home Room President 125: Home Room Secre- tary 135. . After School: S:-hool of Art and Design. MARY E. GEARY Modest, Energetic Girl Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45. . After School: Hospital traininlr. DONALD GIZIGER Don Dependable Gentleman HELEN GEORGE Helps Greatly MARGARIET MARY GIBB Gibby Many Merry Greetings Basketball 125: Baseball 125: Hockey 12, 35 : Fes- tival Chorus 125. After School: Business. MARTIN JOHN GIESCHIZN HA'l!ll'l'JfH Makes .ludicious Gains Hi-Y 13,45, Vice-President 145: German Club 145. EDNA GILLEN Ever Gay BETTY PATRICIA GROMIZS Betty Poses Gaily Basketball 125: Dom Econ 12, 3, 451 Red Cross Representative 125. After School: Hospital training. ETHIEL MARIE HAVLIK Ethel Makes Happiness After School: Business. A. JANE HARDING Admirable, Just, Honorable Betty Home Room Literary Club 13, 45: Class Vice-President 145: School Honor Society 145: G. O. Delegate 145. After School: Business. JACK T. HARRINGTON Just Too Handsome JAMES W. HARRISON Justice, Worth, Honor NORMAN HINKLl31N1AN Never Hasty ROY H. HINMAN Rates High Honors Tennis 13, 45: Home Room Treasurer, 125: G. O. 135. After School: Business. JAM IES MILO HOLCO MB Just, Merry, Happy Rifle Club 145. After School: Syracuse University. VIRGINIA HOLDEN Very Happy After School: Cortland Normal. THOMAS E. HOI.LliRAN Thinks Every Hour VIERA E. JEEEERY Vivacious, Enthusiastic, Jubilant. Literary Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves rotary of Home Room 125. After School: Russell Sage College. RUTH ANNETTE JOHNSON Rare, Assured, Judgment 13 Red Norm President lfxxiivl Banff ffT0m!l 45 : Sec- Ann Tennis 145 : Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45 : French Club 13, 45: Literary Club 13, 45: President of Home Room 125 : Class Treasurer 145 : School Honor Society 145. After School: Washington School for Secretaries. Page 35 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 36 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 DOROTHY RADCLIFFE JOHNSON Dade Destiny's Rich Jewel Assistant Literary Editor of Panorama 143: Bas- ketball 143: Literary Club 13, 43: French Club 13, 43: President of Home Room 123: Jr. Red Cross 143 After School: College. lVllLDRliD KABAKOFIT Modest, Kind Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. DOROTHY C. IQALMIBACI-llill Dome Defends Common Kindness IRVING D. KATOR Irv ulndustriously Discovers Knowledge Home Room President 133: G. O. 123. After School: University of Michigan. KATHRYN ELOUISE KEIPER Key Kind, Ellicient, Keen Panorama Assistant News Editor 13, 43: Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Lyon-Weeks, 2nd prize 133: Home Room Presi- dent 123: School Honor Society 143. After School: Rochester Dental Dispensary. REID B. KELLAM, JR. Relinquishes Boring Knowledge Tennis 13, 43. After School: Princeton. WILLIAM S. KELLY Bill Will Seek Knowledge Basketball 123: Home Room President 12, 33: Class Day Sergeant-at-Arms: Class Notable: Best One-Armed Driver 143. PEARL RUTH KING HSl77'l1IZf', Pearl's Really Keen Festival Chorus 123: Girl Reserves 143: Home Room Vice-President 123: Home Room Secretary 13, 43: G, O. Delegate 143: Class Notable: Ideal Couple, with Bernard Whittemoro 143. Af.er School: Wilson Memorial Hospital. BERNARD KIZNIS Bernie Blond Knight Football 12, 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. GERTRLIDIE E. KLENUS Geri Gracious, Enthusiastic, Kind Basketball 123: French Club 143. After School: College. PAUL J. KLIMENT Plays Justly, Keenly Football 143: Basketball 13, 43: Baseball 13, 43. Af.er School: Business. WILHELMINA CAROLINE KNAUF Willing, Cheerful Kid Basketball 123: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: G. O. Delegate 12, 33. After School: College. JAMES F. KNEIBLER Jimmie Just, Friendly Kinsman Red Cross Representative 133 : Awards Committee. BERNICE GLORIA KOLPAKAS Beautiful, Gracious, Kind Basketball 123: Hockey 123: Festival Chorus 123. HELEN KORBA Hel Here's Kindlinessn Basketball 143: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 43: Girl Reserves 133: German Club 133: Cour- tesy Committee 143. After School: Hospital training. WILLIAM KUNKLE Bill Works Keenly Basketball 13, 43 : A Cappella Choir 143: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: A Successful Calamity 143: Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 43, President 143: French Club 133: G. 0. Delegate 143: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: School Honor Society 143 : Class Day Testator. After School: College. MAllIlE ANN LAKE Marie, Always Laughing Festival Chorus 12, 33. After School: Business. JANE B. LANGHAM Janie .luyous, Bonny Lass After School: Business. HOWARD P. LANNING Ai-key Happy, Pleasing, Loquacious 'rmck 13, 43: G. 0. 133. After School: College. JOHN F. LEARY jack Joyfully Finds Life Baseball 123: A Cappella Choir 133: G. 0. Dele- gate 123. THOMAS W. LEARY Trusty, Witty Lad ffT0mJl DAVID JOSEPH LEBOUS David Jokes Lightly liasketbzfl 12, 3, 43: Baseball 123: Lyon-Weeks Contest 133: French Club 143: G. O. 133: Awards Committee. After School: College. CHRISTINE SHERWOOD LEGGE Clam Charming, Successful Lady Basketball 12, 3, 43 , Letter 123: Baseball Letter 12, 3, 43: Hockey Letter 12, 3, 43: French Club 133 I Tri-Hi Club 143: G, 0. Delegate 13, 43: School Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Most Popular Girl. After School: College. DUANIE RALPH LEIGHTON lVezyize Does Real Living Home Room Treasurer 123. After School: College. ALBERT LESKO -'AIbm's Liberal Page 37 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 if '33Q Page 58 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 il.-T LLOYII LEWIS KATHRYN T. MGKEON Key4lee Loyal Lad Keen Thinking Mind After School: Business. LAVINA MAI! LINCOLN Pete Linger, Maiden Lovely ARLENE lNlCLliNAN mme golgmlpregldtfnttlzl' A Refreshing Modesty' ter C 00 ' usmebs' G. O. Delegate 125: Class Notable: Best Girl Dancer. 1 . l'llZl.lZN ALWILITA LOCKWOOD After Schoo ' Busmess' H':Pe Always Lasts EDVVARD MERRILL Edu Panorama Assistant Alumni Editor 135, Alumni Editor 145: Literary Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves President 145: Home Room Secretary 135: Class Prophet. After School: Lowell School of Business. MARVIN R. LINDLEY Mew Mails Regular Letters After School: Business. WILLIAM LUBINEG Wins Land After School: Business. INIZZ MASTRQDNARDI lizzie Indicates Mildness Basketball 135: Hockey 135: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Literary Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Home Room Secretary 135: Red Cross Representa- tive 145: Perfect attendance for 315 years. After School: City Hospital. MARY T. MATULIS Ree More Than Most Festival Chorus 12, 35: Girl Reserves 13, 45. After School: Hospital training. ORABIZLLE F. MAYER Or Offers Fine Mien Festival Chorus 12, 35. After School: Lewis Hotel Tra3ning School. GRAYIBON C. MAQLEAN Alfa Great City Merchandiser Orchestra 12, 35. MARIAN D. MKIDONALIJ Toon Merrily Does Many Duties Literary Club 13, 45: 9 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Home Room Vice-President 1-5: Red Cross Repre- sentative 145: G. O. Delegate 125: Class Notable: Best Natlzred. After School: Business. ETHEL M. MGGILL Blw1die'f Ever Melodic Memory Basketball 125: Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Red Cross Deleszate 145: G. O. Delegate 135. After School: College. GEORGE W. lVlClNTYRl3 Hllflrlfl' Gallant, Willing, Intelligent .Panorama 12, 3. 45, Business Assistant 125, As- sxstant Sports Editor 135, Sports Editor 145: Foot- ball 135Z Baseball 125: Golf 145: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Home Room President 12, 45: G. O. 12, 3, 45, Vice-President 135: Class Day Orator 145: School Honor Society 135. After School: College. Encourages Merit Festival Chorus 12, 35 : Home After School: College. Room Treasurer 125 ANNA MIKOLAJUNAS Always Methodicalv Panorama, Assembly Editor 145: School Honor Society 145: Class Notable: Hardest Plugger. ANNE C. MILIENSKY Angel A Considerate Manner Basketball 125: Hockey 135: Tennis 135: French Club 145: Art Club 145: Scholarship 135: School Honor Society 145. REGINA MIRICS Reggie Reigns Merrily Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45. After School: Business. ELIZABETH MlSKli Belly Enchanting Miss Basketball 135: Tennis 12, 35: Dom Econ 145: G. O. Delegate 125. After School: New York University. JOSEPH FRANCIS MOLLEN foe Just, Fraternal, Mighty AIJELINE MONTGOMERY Bula Acts Mannerly Tennis 13, 45: Festival Chorus 125: lst prize, Nightingale poster: Scholarship 145: School Honor Society 145. ALMEDA ELIZABETH MOORE Attractive, Estimable, Mirthful After School: Business. JOHN F. MORRISON John's Fair, Meritorious NELLIE MOSEFI-' None Merrier Basketball Letter 12, 3, 45, Varsity 145: Baseball Letter 12, 3, 45: Hockey 12, 35, Letter 125: Festi- val Chorus 12, 3, 45: Fire Prince 135: Nightin- gale 145: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Literary Club 13, 45: Class Secretary 145: School Honor Society 13, 45, Charter Member. After School: Business. Shorty JOSEPH W. MOTZ Bill Jovial, Willing, Manly Football 125: Basketball 12, 3, 45: Baseball 125: Band 145: Orchestra 145. After School: Albany State College. Page 39 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 40 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ARNOLD W. MULINSKY Arty Always Wins Merit Basketball 13, 431 Tennis 12, 3, 43: Home Room President 12, 33: G. O. 133: Awards Conimittec 143. 1 After School: bo'lege. REGINALD NICHOLS Reg Rules Nobly Football 12, 33: Tennis 133: G. O. 123. After School: College. DOROTHY O,BRllEN Duffy Does OlJlige Hockey 123: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Dom Econ 12, 3, 43. FRED W. OGDEN, JR. Fearless, Wide-awake, Original Football 123: Red Cross Representative 123: Awards Committee. WARD H. OLIVER Olaf Wise His Objections Baseball 123: A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: G. O. 133. After School: Business. M. JANE O'Nl?IL Tn.zdy May Jump Obstacles Basketball 123: Baseball 123: Hockey 12, 33. After School: Lowell School of Business. RUTH O,NlEIL Rudy Really Outstanding Basketball 123: Hockey 133: President of Home Room 123: Class Day Historian 143: School Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Most Original. After School: Col'egc. ESTHER R. ORIZTSKIN HT1l'f1IlIyii Ever running Onward Basketball 12, 3. 43, Varsity 143: Baseball 12, 3, 43, Varsity 143: Hockey 12, 3, 43, Varsity 143: Lit- erary Club 13, 43: Girl Reserves 133 : School Honor Society 143. HIELEN ANNE ORE'I'SKlN T1vi1mJ ' Heads All Others Basketball 12, 3, 43, Varsity 143: Baseball 13, 43, Varsity 143: Hockey 12, 3, 43, Varsity 143: Tennis 123: Girl Reserves 133: Literary Club 13, 43: Fes- tival Chorus 1433 School Honor Society 143. After School: Beauty Culture School. STANLEY OSTROM Sim Surmounts Obstacles ROY HARRY PAYNE Kay'l Really Hard Pluggeru G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 43. DONALD XV. PARKE Delights with Playing'- Festival Chorus 12, 33: Class Notable: Class Mu- sician. After School: College. RUTH LILLIAN PARTRIDGE Roguish Little Partner After School: Business. Dau flaw Kf1llffie R1Jl3liRT POTTER Bobby Racing Pilot Footba'l 12, 33: Festival Chorus 12, 33. After School: Business. GEORGE STONE PHALEN George Studies Perpetuallyn Festival Chorus 123: Class Day Poet 143: Schol- arship 12. 3, 43: Class Notable: Most Brilliant. After School: College. ROSINA PIERDOMIZNICO Kaffe Relishes Participlcsn NlARTHA A. PLAUSON Marry Makes Artistic Paintings Panorama Art Edilor 13, 43: School Honor So- ciety: Cass Notable: Artist. ALBERT WILLIAM QUACLliENl4USH Al Always With Quality Football 12. 3. 43: Baseball 12, 3, 43: Wrestling 143: Band 13. 43: Orchestra 12, 33: Home Room Prrs'dent 123: G. O. 123. After School: College. RICHARD L. QUAIN Dirk Ready Tongue, Quick MAIXYALICE QUICK Merry, Quick Basketball 12, 33: Tennis 12, 33: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 123: Literary 13, 43: French Club 133: Class Notable: Noisiest Girl. After School: University of Michigan. HELEN N. RIZJISBIAN Helen Never Retreats JOANNIE F. RIESMAN fem Joy For Relaxation Basketball 123: Hockey 123: Tennis 133: Girl Re- serves 133. After School: Lowell School of Business. VUINIFRIZD REYNOLDS HSIHIIIJN Willingly Enters Race Basketball 143: Tennis 12, 43: Festival Chorus 12,331G.O.143. . After School: Good Shepherd Hospital. , 1 STANTON P. RINES Stan Such Perfect Records Basketball 13, 43: Track 143: Wrestling 13, 43. JOHN FREDERICK ROBERTS Jackl' Jack For Readiness Panorama, Around the Pan Table 13, 43: Foot- ball 133 9 Track 143: Golf 13, 43: Band 123: A Cav- pella Choir 143: Orchestra 123: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Tons of Money 143: A Successful Calami1y 143: 2nd pface, Disinger-Church con- test 133: lst place, Lyons-Weeks contest 143: Hi- Y 12, 3, 43, Secretary 133, President 143: French Club 133: Dramatics 143: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 43: Class President 143: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: School Honor Society 143: Awards Committee 143: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Popular Boy, After School: College. Page 41 1 :S fu.. 33 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 42 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 HOWARD GEORGE ROE Speed BETTY D. SHEPHERD Good Hearted Reserved Betty Deserves Success 'ootball 123: Ril'le Club 13, 43. Festival Chorus 12, 33: Home Room President 12, 33. After School: Bennington. LOUIs WIZSLEY RODMAN Louie --Lsudahle, works Rejoicingiyu ELIZABETH Sl-IIERBA Energetic Student Ba.sketballb13. 43: Baseball 13, 43: Hockey 133: : 1 3 f 5 Literary Clu 13, 43: G. O. 123: School Honor So- MQLKY CEIATHRL? Nl ROJNI Y eiety 123: Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl. ary an ue Basketball 12, 33: Baseball 12, 33. After School: College of St. Rose. DAUN SPHFFFR ers-hifi Dutifully Serves MAIKY ROSKO Basketball 123: Track 13, 43. Modest, Retiring Rgsminrvels 1213u333 Dramatics 133. JACK SHERIDAN er c oo : siness. Jolly School-fellow Dramatics 123: Home Room President 12, 43: H H Basketball 12, 33: Football 13, 43: Baseball 133: DOROTHY ROWITs Def Class Notable: Handsumest Isoy. Dutiful, Radiant Literary Club 13, 43. MAIKIE SHORIQS Meditates Steadily JAMES EDXVARIJ RYAN Jimmy lll'::JjJai iZyS3foaming LYNEORD LIZROY SHUlTliL'I' Lyudy After School: Business. Likes LQNEUIY Studies After School: Business. FLORENCE LOUISE SASS FII . , . . ,, 1 ' WILI.Is A. SIMMONS ll'1ll1e Finds Life Satisfactory H ,ll 4 H Literary 13, 433 Dramaties 133: President of wwl, Alwayh Succefd Home Room 133: Vice-President of Home Room 1'0SUVHl Chorus 12, 33- 143: Courtesy Committee: Sergeant-at-Arms 143. After School: Training at Lourdes Hospital. ERMA L. SINKULIETS Tony 1 1 h 1 Enjoys Life Sincerely H11LI3N SCHALLIZR Festival Chorus 12, 33: Home Room Secretary Honest Student 'ZW cl- U- 423- - , ff ' 'l EDWARD J' SCHRADER MDW- PAUL ROELRT SIVAR Pfmlze Enjoyable .lesting Student Plucky' Rename Son 3 ljiootball 123: Basketball 12, 3, 433 Baseball 12, ,After School: College. JOHN S. SHANLY John Stands Serenely , Panorama, Assistant Literary Editor 143: Class PAUL SKROVANEIX N0fHbl02 QUi9tCSi BOY. Promises Great Strength Basketball 12, 3, 43: Baseball 12, 33: Tennis 133. After School: College. JOHN SHAVIER dh St d' - . . ., 0 u 'es I-IUOH M. SMITH, JR. 51111tfy Hugh's Most SoeiabIe MAIJELINIE JEAN SHEAR Midge C01,f,f'j1'fffl'j'f4fV Baseball 423 5 Golf 13- 47 1 Awafds I-Madeyings just Swell jAfterl School: Wharton School, University of After School Business. I ennby Vama' , MARY LOU SMITH DOROTHY E. SHOIEMAKIER Daz ' Diligent, Eloquent, Sensible Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. Mirthful, Lively, Sincerev Festival Chorus 12, 3, 435 Literary Club 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 123. After School: Skidmore College. Page 43 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 1 Page 44 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 1-1.1- ,.- i KENNETH SMITH Kind Student After School: College. GEORGE SOLYAK Yzfr!o Great Stamp-Collector Basketball 12, 3, 45: Baseball 12, 35: Real Cross Representative 145: Awards Commitiee 14y, After School: Colege. ENID E. STANTON '1'iny or Bl0m!!e'i Every Effort Succeeds Dramatics 125. After School: Syracuse University Hospital. BESSIE E. STEDGIE Be Ever Serene Two years Perfect Attendance. After School: Business. WILLIAM STEWART Bill f-win sumedf' Football 12, 3, 45: Basketball 12, 35, Assistant Manager 135: Baseball 125 3 G. O. 12, 35 : Class Not- able: Best Boy Athlete. JOAN STOLARCYR Jef-ry Jokes Startlingly Basketball 135: Hockey 12J: Dom Econ 13, AJ: Cheer Leader 12, 3, 45: Cass Notable: Gigpflvr. ROBERT G. SULLIVAN Bud Really Good Stuff French Club 13, 45, Treasurer 145: Home Room President 135: G. O. Delegate 12, 35: Class Not- able: Best Dancer. After School: College. BEVERLY SWEET Bezfie Bev's Stunning Basketball 125: Hockey 125: Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 125: Lyon-Weeks Contest, lst prize 125: Disinger-Church Contest, lst prize 145: G. 0. Set:- retary 125. AAfter School: American Academy of Dramatic rts. RICHARD LEWIS SWEET Iliff Richard Longs-for Success Assistant Business Manager of Panorama 145: Football 135: Orchestra 1253 Festival Chorus 125: G. O. Delegate 12, 35. After S1-hool: Columbia. JIESSIE M. SWAN Tony Jessie Motors Safely After School: Business. MARVIN S. TANIENHAUS Aim-ff Marvin Strives Tenaciously' French Club 13, 45: Graduated, 3lQ years. After School: University of I'linois. ROBERT TAYLOR Flaw Robert's Trustworthy Football 12, 3, 45, Varsity 13, 45: Basketball 12, 3, 45. Varsity 13, 45: Baseball Varsity 125: Home Room President 145. After School: Iowa University. MONICA E. T HAYNE Modest, Energetic, Thoughtful After School: Business. MARY E. THURBER Makes Excellent Translations Basketball 145: Honor Graduate. After School: Hospital training. FREDA ELIZABETH VAII. 4'Freda's Ever Vigilant Morden Basketball 125: Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 125: Literary Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45, Treas- urer 145. After School: College. HAROLIJ K. VAN ORDIEII Honor, Kindness, Valor Orchestra 12, 35. After School: College. HELEN MARIli VAVR.A Has Many Virtues Festival Chorus 12, 35. After School: Business. ANTHONY M. VILl.ANlEI.l..A A Master Ventriloquistn DANIIZI. NORMAN WAI.LS Does Noticeably Well Home Room President 125. After School: College. JOSEPH VUALTIERS Jauntily Waits Tennis 13, 45: Fqstivnl Chorus 12, ROBERT XWAREIELD Real Worth After School: Business. RUTH IRENE WEILAND Right In Work Home Room Secretary 12. 35. After School: Business S-hool. JAMES VUIEINIER James Wins BERNARD D. WHITTEMORIQ ullefriends Diligent Workers ' Football 13, 45: Basketba'l 13, 45: Ideal Couple with Pearl King. DOROTHY P. XXIHITI? Does Prudent Work After School: Business. 7'0mn,'y' D1zm1ie' fflneli 35: G. 0. 135. Porkey' Jimmy Bernie Class Notable: HDOIIJ Page 45 3 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 Page 46 I PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 BETTY M. WILBUR Betty's Most Winsome Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Tennis 121: A Cap- pella Choir 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Fire Prince 131: Nightingale 141: Literary Club 13, 41, Recording Secretary, President 141: G. O. Dele- Irate 141. After School: College. MALCOLM WILCOX Manages Well A ' Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Nightingale 141: Red Cross Delegate 141: School Honor Society 141. After School: College. HELEN C. WILLIS Harbors Countless Wishes Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 : Home Room Secretary 121 After School: Business. HERMAN D. WINSOR Hi Hi Does Well Poster prizes fe 3rd prize 121, lst prize 131, 3rd and 6th prizes 141. Class df. HELEN F. AFARIAN Shf'impy Has Fine Ambitious Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31 1 Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12, 31: A Cappella Choir 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. ROBERT L. AGAN Bob Right Lucky Artisan Golf 131. After School: Boeing School of Aeronautics. RICHARD L. AGARD Diflaf' Richard's Lively Always Panorama Assistant Art Editor 13, 41: A Cap- pella Choir 12, 3, 415 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pinafore 141: Two Art Insignia: Home Room President 121: Class Day Poet: Class Artist: School Honor Society 141. MARION S. AHL Musical, Sedate, Ambitious Basketball 12, 3, 41 : Tennis 12, 3, 41 : G. 0. Dele- gate 121. After School: College. JOHN G. AIKEN jolomzie John Gives Ably Football 131 : Baseball 141 : Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Duke University. ELIZABETH DOROTHY YEOMANS Dal Education Develops Youth ' Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 121: Tennis 121: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 3. 41. After School: Business. JOHN YESENSKY Barney -'Jolly Youth Baseball 121. BEIzNARo A. YUSZKIIS Bright and Youthful Baseball 12. 3, 41. BUIENA VISTA ZINZEL Zin Buena's Virtue-Zest ' Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseba'l 12, 3, 41: Hockey 121: Tennis 131: Band 12, 3, 41: Lake Placid High School ice skating team 12 years1. After School: College. C une, 1936 MAIKY ANNE ALEBA Mary Anne's Appreciativen Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. HELEN D. ALEXANDER Happy, Diligent, Attractive Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Hospital training. 1 HELEN ALLEN Al Happiness Assured Tennis 121. After School: Business. ROBERT E. ALMY Bob Robert's Ever Alert After School: Business. MARY AMELININK Modestly Acting After School: Business. Page 47 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 48 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 HEATH D. ANDREWS Andy EMANUEL BARTZEL Giantx Heath Deserves Approval Ever Best Track 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31. Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: College. After School: Business. LEON H. ANDREWS Andy MICHAEL BARVINCHAK Hugger Loyal, Helpful, Athletic Hylakes Baskets Football 12, 3, 41I.BaSk0tball 13, 41- Basketball 13, 41: Baseball 131: G. 0. Delegate After School: BUSWQSS- 141: School Honor Society 141: Class Notable: Best Natured Boy. RALPH AUCHINACHIE Auehy ' Reveals Accurateness' V Football 12, 3, 41: Band 121: Orchestra 12, 31. STANLEY E. BABCOCK Bickeyf' Seeks Every Benefit Panorama Assistant Business Manager 121: Rifle Squad 141: Executive Officer 141: Festival Chorus 121: German Club 131. After School: Northeastern University. MADELINE A. BAKER Maddy Manages All Business Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 12, 31: Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 121. After School: Business. Frau FRANCES O. BALDWIN Frankly Outdoes Bystanders Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 12. 31: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Red Cross Delegate 131. After School: Business. LEROY BAILEY Likes Books Football 141. JEWELL H. BAKER Bake Jewels Have Brilliance MARSHALL WELLINGTON BALL Duke1' Mark Wellington's Business Football 13, 41: Basketball 131: Baseball 12, 31: Hi-Y 13, 41. After School: Lowell School of Business. KATHLEEN M. T. BARNES Kay Keen, Most Truly Bounteous Festival Chorus 121: Civic Club Debate 131. After School: Cortland Normal. B. GERARD BARTON jen-yi' Busy, Good, Blithe Football 13, 41: Track 131: Hi-Y 13, 41. After School: Business. MARILYN ANNE BARTON Am1ie'f Merry, Active Bearing Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Tennis 121: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer 121: Vice-President 131: Red Cross Delegate 121. After School: College, ALICE ELIZABETH BASEL Al An Energetic Belle Basketball 12. 31: Tennis 12, 31: Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41. After School: College. GEORGE CARLTON BASS .'.f,'Grand, Clever Boy After School: Cornell. FREDERIC BECK, JR. Fred Friendly, Ehgaging, Bashful Basketball 1141: Scholarship 131: Rifle Club 141. After School: University of Kentucky. MARIE ANN BEDNARSKY Blondie blends And Bakes Orchestra 121: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Syracuse University. , 1 JEANNETTE PHYLLIS BEGASSE jeanie Jubilant, Pleasant, Benevolent A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12. 3, 41: Nightingale 131: Girls' Trio 141: Girl Re- serves 13, 41. After School: Hospital training. HELEN BELANSKY Honest, Busy Basketball, Letter 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Tennis 12, 3, 41 : Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: Business. HARRIETT 1. BELL Happy, Jolly Brush-artist Panorama Assistant Art Editor 131, Art Editor 141: Basketball 131: Poster Contest, 2nd prize 141: Scholarship 141: School Honor Society 141. RICHARD LEWIS BENNETT Dirk Renders Laudable Business' Hi-Y 13, 41: Ride 141. After School: R. C. A. Institute. WILLIAM DOMINEK BENNETT Dixie VVeighs Decisions Benevolently Football 12, 31: Basketball 12, 31 : Baseball 12, 31. After School: Albany State College. DONALD S. BENTLEY Dau Don's Superlative Boy Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 121: Track 131: Festival Chorus 121: G. 0. 12, 31. After School: Louisiana State University. ANITA D. BENYA A Diligent Body Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 41: Tennis 13, 41: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. Page 49 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 CARL A. BERGMAN Porn Canny. Active Boy Entered Binghamton Central High School in his Senior year from Kearny High School, Arlington, N. J.: Football 12, 33: Festival Chorus 143. After School: College. FRANK THOMAS BERNAT F:-mz12ie Friends Tackle Burdens l oo.bal Manager 143: Football 1233 Basketball 12, 3, 43: Baseball 133: G. 0. Delegate 123. After School: Business. EDWARD E. BITTMAN Eddie Energetic, Efficient Lad Basketball 12, 3, 43: Busebzfl 13, 433 Track 133: G. O. 123. After School: Business. NEIL F. BLAHA Neat, Frank Bay Basketball 12, 33: Baseball 12, 33. MICHAEL BOGOSTA Alike Marches Bravely Baseball 123: Basketball 133: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Rifie Club: Home Room President 143: G. O. A ternate 143. After School: Business. JOHN BOND jack Judges Best Festival Chorus 12, 33: G. U. Delegate 123: A Cappella Choir 13, 43: A Successful Calamity 133: Dramatics Club 13, 43. After School: College. ALICE M. BOOTH All-round, Merry, Bunyant' After School: Hospital Traininir. LOUIE RAYMOND BORELLI Louie Responds Brightly Footbal 12, 33: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Baseball 12, 3, 43: French Cub 143: Home Room Treasurer 123, After School: Syracuse University. Tln'pfA3 ' ALBERTA M. BOTTINI Banff Answers Most Brightly Basketball 123: Library Club 143. Aft:-r School: Syracuse University. CHARLES SISSON BOWEN Clnzrlie Capable, Successful, Brilliant Football 13, 43, Varsity letter 143: Basketball 12, 33, Varsity letter 143: Baseball 12, 3, 43, letter 13, 43: G. O. President 123: G. O. Secretary 133: G. O. President 143: Class Orator 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Society President 143: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Popular Boy. After School: Cornell. CATHERINE E. BRANDT Cherishes Every Blessing Festival Chorus 13, 43. Ka.3 ' After School: Hospital training, Wi'son Memo- rial. RUTH C. BRANDT Really Clever, Brisk Basketball 12, 33, letter 1331 Hockey 12, 33, let- ter 133: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Red Cross Dele- irate 133: Secretary of Home Room 143. After School: Business. lViARGARlET E. BRINK Marvelous, Energetic, Brainy Basketball 12, 33: Hockey 12, 33, letter 133: Ten- nis letter 133: Festival Chorus 123: Civic Club De- bate 133: Disinger-Church Speaking Contest, lst prize 123: Lyon-Weeks Contest, 2nd prize 133: Dra- maties Club 12, 33: Girl Reserves 143: Literary Club 13, 43: G. 0. Deleszate 123: Class Day Essay- ist 143: Honor Graduate: School Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Most Apt to Be Successful. After School: College. IDONALD EDWIN BROOKS flares Every Battle Basketball 143: Baseball 143. VVILLIAM DONALD BRIINIO Will Dazzle Binghamton Dwi HDUII47 Rifle Club 143: Scholarship 133: Honor Graduate. STEPHANIE BUQHEL Swings By PfPlfJ Basketball 123: Baseball 12, 33: Hockey 12. 33 , A Cappel'a Choir 13. 43: Festival Chorus 12, 33. After School: Business. BLINN A. BUELI., JR. Blinn's Always Better HDIHAH Football 12, 3, 43: Track 12, 3, 43, Letter 133, Varsity 13, 43: Orchestra 12, 33. After School: Co'legre. CiRACE PAULINIZ BULLOCK Gains Pleasant Benefits Gracie Girl Reserves 12. 3. 43: Literary Club 143. After School: Training, Vllilson Memorial Hos- pital. TRIESTE BUONO Tactful, Blithe rr7',.L, Basketball 13, 43: Baseball 133: Hockey 12. 3, 43: Tennis 12, 43: Festival Chorus 12. After School: Business. JANE IRENE BURKE Jaunty, lngenious. Blithc' Basketball 123. After School: Business. JACQUELINE BURNETT .lackie's Bewitchingn Basketball 123: Fcstiva' Chorus 123' President 123. After School: Co leie. DORIS E. BURR Draws Excellently, BrIl'iantly' Tennis 143: G. O. Delezrate 133. 3 FRANK 3. CADDEN Fair, Judicious Character PALMA C. CA M PON Personality Conquests Countless Literary Club 13, 43: Girl Reserves Room Secretary 123, President 133. After School: Co'le1rc, ALIPH RAMONA CARL Amiable, Reserved, Considerate lib 3.1.-Axe Ho m e Room Paw 133 I Home Page 5 l 9 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 l Page 52 EVELYN CECILE CARY Eve PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 RUTH EVELYN CARSON Kizzy LINN W. COURTRIGHT, JR. Corky Rare, Enthusiastic, Captivatingn Light-hearted, Wide-awake Chap Basketball 12, 3, 413 Baseball 13, 413 Hockey 12, Baseball 121. I ' 3, 41: Leaders Club 1213 Girl Reserves 13, 411 Red After School: College. Cross Delegate 141. Afler School: College. LEON M. CROUCH BETTY I CARVER Loyal, Moderate, Certain Beauteous, Joyful Chum 1 Q ,,lH !,, Basketball 12, 3, 413 Hockey 12, 313 Tennis 12, 3, ISABU-U3 CRIMMINS 11,1 41 3 Tennis letter 131 : French Club 141 3 Home Room -- - 1 -1 Vice-President 1213 Home Room President 131 3 Industnous Lomiuemr l , 0 Class Notable: prettiest Girl' Basketball 12, 31, Baseball 121, Tenn.s 121. After School: Cortland Normal. VINCENT C. CROWLEY Vim'e Enjoys Conversations Constantly Festival Chorus 12, 313 G. O. 121. After School: Lowell School of Business. MARIAN E. CARY f'-Bc1l'lI6 1'U Makes Edible Cakes Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Syracuse University. MARGARET E. CATLIN Peg Margaret's Entering Cornell Basketball 131: Girl Reserves 13, 413 Literary Club 13, 41. After School: Cornell. GENIEVIEVE CEPONIS jenn Generally Charming Hockey 121 3 Girl Reserves 13, 41 3 French Club 141. After School: Hospital Training. MICHAEL J. CERRETANI Mike Manifests Joyful Courage After School: Tri-State College. MARIE G. CHRISTIAN Ch:-ifzifz1z Mixes Good Colors Basketball 12, 3, 413 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 413 Art: 3rd prize, 4th prize. After School: College. MAR-JORIIE LOUISE CHUBBUCK 1lIarge Most Lovely Charm Festival Chorus 12, 313 Literary Club 13, 413 Girl Reserves 141. After School: College. HORTENSE E. CLUNE Clone Helpful, Energetic, Capable Basketball letter 12, 3, 413 Baseball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 3, 413 Festival Chorus 12, 313 Girl Re- serves 141. After School: Business. KENNETH W. CONRADI Keen With Courage MARGUERITE CORNWALL Merry Companion Lyon-Weeks Contest 121. After School: Business. Marge Virtually Cruslles Criticism Football 1213 Basketball 121: Orchestra 121 3 31 Home Room President 1213 G. O. 1 . After School: Business. JOHN ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Jolly, Robust Character Football 12, 31: Wrestling 13, 413 G. 0, Delegate 12. 31- After School: College. MARY CATHERINE CURRAN Modest, Charming Comrade THELMA MAE CURRIE Takes Much Care Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. ffpollyk' ALICE J. DANIELS. Alluring, Joyous. Demure Festival Chorus 141. K' LOUISE DARROW Likeahle Damselv Basketball 12. 311 Hockey 12, 313 Tennis 12, 3, 413 Class Notable: Best Natured Girl. After School: Business. MARY JANE DAY Mary Jane Dances Panorama 1213 Basketball 1213 tival Chorus 121. After School: College. Tennis 131: Fes- MARY V. DENISON Mary's Very Dainty' Demzy NICOLENE J. DEPERSIS Naturally Jonquils Delight Basketball 1213 Tennis 1313 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 413 Literary Club 13, 41. After School: College. NirkJ ' MARY F. DERINGIS M Musical, Fun-loving, Dauntless Panorama Assistant Exchange Editor 131, Ex- change Editor 1413 A Cappe'la Choir 13, 413 Festi- val Chorus 12, 3, 41 3 The Nightingale 131 3 Pina- fore 1413 Library Club 13, 411 French Club 13, 413 Girl Reserves 1413 School Honor Society 141 3 Liter- ary Club 13, 41, President 141. After School: College. Page 53 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 54 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 -lzz ANTHONY GECJRGE Dll7ULVlO Bunk Always Greater Deeds Football 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Basketball 13. 41. After School: Ithaca State School of Printing. WALTER L. DIXON Walter Leads Daily Basketball 131: Scholarslfp 12. l1. After School: Business. MARION E. DLJNAHLJIE Melodies Elegantly D'spersed Tennis 121: G. O. Decxalc 121: Scholarship 131: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Original. After School: Business, AGNES DONALDSON Always Dutiful Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. ALBERT W. DOOLlTTl.li Alla Alb Works Diligently' Band 12, 3, 41. After School: Collesre. ALFRED DOOLITTLli Al or Radu Always Dependable Rifle Club 141: Home Room President 1411 Awards Committee 141: C ass Notable: Most Bash- ful Boy. After School: Business. MINA M. DOOLITTLIE Much More Deservingn S1r11111 ' HARRY W. DOUGHlilil'X' Honor With Distinction Track 131: RfHe Club 13. 41. After School: Business. IJONALD 1. DRUM MICR Droll Jests Dispatched 1 Football 13, 41. PETER DIIDOCI4 Pal Prompt, Dehonair Basketball 131: Home Room l'rl-sidcnt 121 I Schol- arship 121: School Honor Soc-iely 141. ELEANOR M, DUIZLI. NPL1!ZL'lfl6.fH Elegant, Model Designer Basketba'l 12, 31: Hockey 141: Festival Chorus 1 1L1: Tri-Hi Club: Cheer Leader 12, 3, 41. After School: Colleefe. JACQUE DUMONIJ Just Devoted Basketball 13, 41: Baseball 121: Track 131: Home Room President 141: Class President 1411 Class Notable: Member of ldral Couple with Gladys Wheeler. FVALTER B. DUNIDCUN, 1R. Witty But Dauntless Football 121: Golf 131: G. tl. llele-:rate 121. After School: College. WILMA M. DUNN Willie Willing, Modest Damsel Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 121: Literary Club 141: Red Cross Representative 12, 31. After School: Business. HELEN DURKOT Has Dignity Del DELLA L. EBOCH Delight Lingers Ever Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: llovkey 12, 31: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 41. After School: Arthur College. MUNRO K. EDDY Munro Keeps Esteem Panorama Assistant Exchange Editor 141: Ten- nis 141: Hi-Y 13, 41: French Club 141. After School: College. ROBERT L. EDSON Bala Requires Last Edition Basketball 13, 41: Baseball 141: 'Fravk 13, 1112 Class Notable: Quietest Boy. WILLIAM B. ECGLESTON Willie Will Be Excellent Football 141: Baskctba'l 12, 31: 'l'ra:k 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31. MARY DOROTHY EMMONS Makes Daring ElTorts Basketball 12, 31: Baseba'l 121: Hockey 12, 311: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 412 i'H.M.S, Pina- fore 141: Disinger Church Contest 121: Lyon-Weeks Contest 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Home Room Secretary 121: G. O. Dt-'cgzite 13, 41. After School: Teachers College. ELIZABETH ENGLISH Energetically Effervescenf' Panorama Associate Editor 141 : A Cappela Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 141: Civic Club Debate 131: French Club 13, 41: Literary Club 13. 41: Awards Committee: Scholarship 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 121: School Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Class Giggler. After School: College. CONSTANCE ELISIE FARRAR Cmmle Conservative, Ever Faithful Basketball 131: Hockey 131: Tennis 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: G. O. Representative 131: Home ltoom l'rt-simlent 131: Red Cross Representative 141. After School: College. MARIAN C. FLAHIZRTY Marian Can't Fail Basketball 121: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12, 31: Home Room Secretary 121: Scholarship 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. NORMA JEANNE FOLEY 'Wm-W Naturally Just Friendly Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Delegate 12, 31, Secretary 121: lied Cross Representative 141. After School: Colleixe. JAMES STEWART FOLLETTIZ .lovial, Socially Famous Football 12, 3. 41, Varsitv letter 141: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 121: Golf 131: Wrestling' 13, 41, Letter 141: School Honor Society 141. After School: Collette. HSfL'll'i1'H Page 55 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm 1936 5 9 Page 56 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 - l .. 1 - ROBERT GALLAGHER Babu JOSEPH W. GORGRANT Joey Really Great Joey Works Genially Festival Chorus 13, 41. , H H V. HOWARD GOULD GooIie DARWIN GANLEY Dar Versatile, Hearty Gentleman Dauntless Graduate I Q E G AGNES B. GRAHAM RIJNE ' AVIGAN Agreeable, Busy Girl In Every Game Basketball 12. 3, 413 Baseball 12,2313 Hockey 12, 3, 413 Te i 1413 Festiva orus 1 1. , After Srbxhciolz Business. ROBERT GRAF Bob J Robert Gives Gladly Basketball 141. LETTY GAZDA Likeable Girl . U WILLIAM GERARD GRANEY Bzll GERALD GEE Good Graduate Gerry,' Football 12, 3, 413 Basketball 1213 Baseball 1213 Soccer 1213 Home Room President 121: G. O. Dele- gate 141: Class Notable: Class Jester. After School: Ohio State. JOHN E. GEHR Jollification Ever Guaranteed Scholarship 12, 413 Honor Graduate. After School: Business. LAWRENCE A. GEHR Loyal and Generous Band 1213 Orchestra 12, 313 G. 0. After School: Business. CARL E. GEVERT Conquered Every Grade LEAH P. GILMORE Lively, Polite, Gracious ELIZABETH H. GOLDEN Extends Hearty Greetings Red Cross Representative 131. After School: Business. LOIS R. GOODENOUGH Loveable, Radiant Girl Mooney HLHVI'-yu Delegate 121. ffLeeU Belly Basketball 131 3 Hockey 141 : A Cappella Choir 13, 413 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 413 H.M.S. Pina- fore 1413 Girls' Trio 13, 413 Girl Reserves 13, 413 Literary Club 13, 41. After School: Business. LENA R. GOODMAN Lithe, Rational, Gracious Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. Lew Winning, Genial Guy Football 13, 413 Baseball 1213 Delegate 141. After School: College. ESTHER M. GREENMUN Esther Manages Gracefully Track 1213 G. O. After School: Children's Hospital, Philadelphia. JACK T. GREEN June's Thrilled Graduate Ike After School: University of Pennsylvania. LOUIS M. GREENBLOTT Lives Merrily, Gaily Lou Golf 13, 413 French Club 13, 413 Scholarship 13, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell. JOHN W. GRIMES Joyous, Willing, Gay Band 1211 Orchestra 121. After School: College. ALICE VIRGINIA GUILER Attractive, Vivacious Girl NORMA IRENE HAIT Neat, Industrious Helper Babe Norm A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 141. After School: College. MARCIA ANNE HAMBRICK Merry, Attractive, Happy Festival Chorus 12, 3, 413 Girl ETHEL M. HANER Energetic, Modern, Honest frM4l'IlJY, Reserves 131. Page 57 IJXXDJCJ R.A B415 A.PJPJlJ.A L foz' L9 5 Page 58 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 lil- l.l1 ...li PAUL L. HARDY Olly Perseverance Lightens Hazards Track Manager 141: Festival Chorus 121: Hi-Y Cub 12, 3, 41, Treasurer 141: German Club 121: Rifle Club 141. After School: Hartwick, HIERMAN H. HATTON Hates High Hats Kaz K ee KATHRYN MARCELLA HAWE Keenly Merits Honor Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 12, 31: Girl Reservcs 12, 3, 41. After School: College. 3, 41: Tennis IDIEWITT HAWLEY Decorous Humble Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 121. WCJODROW W. HAYES Il'fnmlie Will Win Honor Football 13, 41. After School: Business. BEVERLY LoUIsE HlELI.lill Bezf' Beverly Learns How JANE M. HliNNliSSIEY Hlkzfznie' Jane Marches Happily Basketball 131: Baseball letter 121: Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 121: Home Room President 121: Red Cross Representative 13, 41: G. 0. Dele- gate 131. After School: Lourdes Hospital. CHARLES E. HEss He.f.rie' Charles' Ever Helpful' Football 13, 41: Basketball 1-11: Rifle Club 13, 41. After School: Army. EILEEN 1. HICKEY Every Joy's Hers Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Tennis 12, 31: Fes- tival Chorus 121: G. O. Delegate 141: Honor So- ciety 141. After School: Business. ELIZABETH ANNE HICKEY Belly ' Everlastingly Ambitious, Happy Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Tennis 121: Orches- tra 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 41: Dramatics Club 131: French Club 131: Home Room Secretary 121: Christmas Play 131. After School: College. JULIA E. HIQKEY .lulia's Ever Happy G. 0. Delegate 121. After School: Hospital training. fide GLADYS M. HILL Gives Much Help WILLIAM 1. HILL Willing, Jovial, Hardy Bill Track 131: Orchestra 121: Festivzil Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Busimss. JUNE V. HINAMAN June Venerates Hydrometers' Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 1311 Tennis arship 12, 41: School Honor Society Graduate. After School: Albany State College. LIEORA E. HOAIBLEY Lovely, Eager, Happy Festival Chorus 121. MARY E. HOGAN Mathematics Exasperates Herl' MARY A. HOLOVKA Mimics Adored Heroines Festival Chorus 121: Baseball 121. After School: Business. 1 WILLIAM 1. HKDLOVACIKKJ Willingly Joins Helpers lied Cross Representative 121: G. 0. Room President 141. After School: Business. JEAN M. P. HORGAN Just Makes People Happy Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Tennis After School: College. FRANCES PAULINE HOWARIJ Fun-loving, Pleasant, Hu morous IQATHERINIE I. HULLAR Keen, Intelligent. Hopeful Band 12, 31: Orchestra 12, 31: Essay Red Cross Representative 141. 121 : Schol- 141 : Honor Bill 131: Home Pdf 12, 31. 1irlz11 FFKHTW Prize 121 : DKJIQOTHY VAN ALLEN HUMPHREY Dottie's Very Artistically Helpful Orchestra 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: The Nightingzaleu 131. After School: Syracuse University. THELMA H. HUNT HBl01ILff6 Thelma's Happy Hearted Orchestra 121: Festival Chorus 12, M. S. Pinafore : Red Cross Delegate 14 ESTHER JEANETTE HUSTON Everlastingly, Joyously Happy BEN INIIULIS Bantering Individual After School: Photography. 3. 412 H, 1. Eff Be1z11.f Page 59 -1 . PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 Page 60 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 STANLEY ISENGARD Sian Scorns Ignorance Football 121: Tennis 131: Golf 1315 Home Room Vice-President 121: G. O. Delegate. 131. After School: Syracuse University. A. GORDON JACKSON Gord A Great Joy BARBARA JOHNSON Bobbi Bubbling Joy Tennis 141: Literary Club 13, 41. After School: College. MARION L. JOHNSON Meters Life's Joys Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Library Club 121: Home Room Secretary 121: Red Cross Representa- tive 131: G. O. Delegate 141. After School: Business. JEANNE JOHNSTON Joyfully Judges Basketball 12, 31: Tennis 12, 3, 41. After School: College. DOROTHY BELLE JONES Dot Duty Brings Joy Tennis 12, 41. ORVAL WARREN JONES OW 0rval's Winsome. Jaunty Football 131: Band 121: G. O. Delegate 12, 31. After School: College. STANLEY H. JONES Sim Skillful, Hearty, Jolly Track 131: Honor Graduate. DRUSILLA KATHRYN JORDAN Dru Dashing, Keen, Jaunty Festival Chorus 121. After School: College. LOUIS J. JOSEPH Louis Jests Joyfully After School: Business. WILLIAM KALAF Toon Willing Kid Football 131. After School: Syracuse University. MICHAEL JOHN KALISH Milrloell Manly, Jolly, Knightly Football 121: Baseball 12, 41: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Business. E. BESSIE KATZ Ben Elocution Brings Knowledge Civic Club Debate 141. After School: College. CHARLES DALY KEANE Clever, Daring, Knowing Football 131: Basketball 12, 41: Baseball 13, 413 Track 131 : Disinger - Church Contest 131 : Lyon- Weeks Contest 141 5 Home Room President 1213 G. O. Delegate 1211 Scholarship 121. After School: Hamilton College. MARION L. KEANE Marion's Ladylike, Kind Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves After School: Business. DOROTHY MARIE KELLY Dorothy Masters Knowledge Tennis 141. FRANK KEYES '-Fishing Kid VIOLA MARY KIEDA Vivacious, Mannered, Keen ' Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Cornell. RAE ELEANOR KINNEY Rarely Ever Knocks Mazzie 13, 41. HDD!!! ffrfddyw ffVi7l rrRedH Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 141: Tennis 141 : Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41 : Literary Club 13, 41 g Scholarship 13, 41: School Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Quietest Girl. After School: College. D. KLEE Delightful Kid CAROLINE Charming, A Cappella Choir 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: German Club 131: Literary Club 13, 41: Girl Re- serves 141: G. O. Delegate 141: Class Secretary 141: Class Notable: After School: College. Most Popular Girl. GRACE MAE KNIGHT n Gentle-Mannercd, Kind After School: Business. DOROTHY A. KOCIK Dorothy's Active, Knowing Basketball tival Chorus Room Secretary 121. After School: Business. FRANCES KOLESINSKAS Fancy Knitter Dori 13, 41: Hockey 121: Tennis 141: Fes- 12, 31: Library Club 12, 31: Home Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Literary 141. After School: College. OLGA KOLLAR Official Kidder Tennis 12. 41: Basketball 141. After School: Normal School. ESTHER R. KONICK Esther Responds Kindly Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: French Club 131: Red Cross Representative 141: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: College. Page 61 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Pave 62 A PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 HARRISON E. S. KOPPE H lNlARY LEVONIK Aleg Has Every Success Known Merry Laughter Orchestra 12, 41. Festival Chorus 12, 31: French Club 1313 Home After School: College. Room Secretary 121: Home Room President 131: Red Cross Delegate 141: G. O. Delegate I131. After School: Wilson Memorial Hospital. DllC,HOLAS KRliNlTSKY Nirk ' Never Knocks Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Golf 141. LOUISE A. ISRATOCQHVII. Leads All Kindred lXlOllMA RUTH KROIEHLIZR Non-zzz Norma's Radiant, Known Basketball 12, 3. 412 Baseball 12, 3, 412 Hockey 13. 41: G. 0. Delegate 141: School Honor Society 1'l1. After School: Hospital Training. C IQRALDIN li lNlARlE KLIIURNA Gets Much Knowledge Basketbal 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Li- brary Club 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. !6l'1'J'U lhllCQHAliL KLILIK Masters Knowledge Festival Chorus 121. GEORGE R. KLIRLICQ George Rarely Kow-tows After School: College. JOHN j. KUZMA John's Jovial, Kind Festival Chorus 121: SI-holarship 131. llAROLl1 L. LANNINO Holds Every Lance 'fKll.1,11 ' ll al.f WALTIER T. LAIINT Willing, Talented. Likcahleu A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Lead, The Fire Prince 121: Le-ad, The Nightingale 131: Production Manayzer, l'inafore 141: Successful Calamity 141: Dramaties Club 141: G. 0. De egate 131: Class Day Testator: Class Notable: Handsomcst Boy. After School: College. CHARLES A. LAWSON Clw'l.fe Charles Acts Lively Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12. 3, 413 l GStiV2ll Chorus 12, 31: School Honor Society 141. After School: Inter. Correspondence School. MARGARET FRANCES LIEARY Makes Frivolous Laughter French Club 13, 41: Home Room Treasurer 121i Home Room Secretary 131. LESTER R. LENZ Lex Lester's Rather Lucky Hi-Y 13, 41: Rifle Club 131. After School: Colleysre. HENRY JOSEPH LEWANSK1 HaIJDy. Joyous, Lively After School: Business. EDITH LEWIS Ever Laughing Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 141: Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Civic Club Debate 131 3 Dfsinger-Church Contest 121 : Lyon-Weeks Con- test 131: Disinger-Church Contest 1411 Dramatics Club 13, 41, Business Manager 141: Girl Reserves 141: Red Cross Representative 121: Honor Society 141: Class Notable' Neisiest Girl. After School: College. HARRIETTE B. M. LEWIS Ding I-larriette's Been Merry Long Basketball 12, 3,1: Baseball 131 : Tennis 131: Fes- tival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 12. 31: Home Room Vice-President 121: Red Cross Delegate 131. After School: Business School. CQLIEEORI1 JAMES LONG Huey P. Courage, Justice, Loyalty Football 13, 41: Basketball 13, 41: Rifle Club 111, 41. After School: I. B. M. EDNA M. LOOMIS li1! ' Enjoys Mixing, Learned After School: College. I. l.ONNlZLl.li LOVIQJOY nlmpulsive Little Lady Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 141. After School: Business, M. EVIELYN LIIPTON Ev or lj Musician, Ever-ready, Likezxblcu A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41, Corresponding: Secretary 141: French Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 31: Honor Grarluate, After School: College. JACK GLENN LYON HElIlIL'I'U Jocose. Genial Lad Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 13, 41: Baseball 141: Track 131: G. 0. Delezrate 131. After School: Business. IQATHERINE A. LYON Kay Knows a Lot Basketball 12, 3, 41, letter 111: Baseball 13, 41, letter 141: Hockey 12. 3, 41, letter 141: Girl Re- serves 13, 41: School Honor Society 141. After School: College. ROBERT R, MAKIDONALID Hlllrlty Reliable, Responsible, Maintains Dignity After School: Business. SHIRLEY lVlACEl.HONli She Makes Efforts Page 63 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- 1936 Page 64 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 MARIE MAKRES DORIS I. MEAD Dim 1-Modest Maidenv Dutiful, Industrious Maid Basketba.1lL121 : Hoalieyj 13 ctafenlgisi 151 : G21 Re- ne es 121: iterary u , 1 Z 9 FOSS GDN- lefflative 141. RITA T. MEADE Red After School: Business. JAMES J. MALANE James-Jocund Man ffIi77ZH Basketball 121: Baseball 12, 31: Football 131- EDWARD J. MANGAN Easy, Jubilant Manner Football 13, 413 Baseball 1213 xal Chorus 121. After School: College. l.ILLlAN M. MARSHALL Lively, Modern Miss Eddie Track 121: Festi- Mikey A Cappella Choir 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. JAMES T. MARTIN Jimmy Tackles Motors After School: College. JOHN MASLOWSKY Justifies Mankind Jimmie johnny Football 13, 41: Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12 31 , . TILLY D. lVlASSlEY Tells Delightful Myths Library Club 141. After School: Collelle. ANOELINE C. MATALKA Ang Annexes Careful Meanings Basketball 141: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. WILLIAM STEPHEN MAZAII Bill Why Study Math ? Track 1313 Rifle Club 141: G. 0. Delegate 121: School Honor Society 141. ELENORE M. MCHALE Enjoys McCall's Magazine Mirkey Basketball 121: Baseball 12, 31: Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 141: G. O. Secretary 121: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: College. ROBERT LOUIS MQDEVITT Really Lucky Man Gulf 12, 3, 41. After School: College. CORNELIUS J. MCNERNEY Conquers Job Majesticallyn Home Room President 121: G. Bob ffMdflI O. Delegate 12, 31. Really Teasing Manner Festival Chorus 12, 31: G. O. Vice-President 141. After School: Cornell. MADALYN ELEANOR MELI-IUISH Lynne Marvelously Elegant Maiden Basketball 131: Baseball 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31. MARY ANNE MERGES Mem Meek and Mild Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: Home Room Vice-President 121. After School: Business. ELIZANOR MESLER Enthusiastic Manager Honor Graduate. ORACE E. MILLS Onward Every Moment Festival Chorus 121. ESTI-IER M. MINIZR Energetic Miss Miner Home Room Vice-President 121. After School: Business. RAYMOND W. MOSES Rey Ray Weighs Merit Football 13. 41 : Basketball 121: Track 121: Schol- arship 131 : Honor Graduate. After School: Business. MARY MOSCHAK Modern Maid Basketball 131: Tennis 121: Home Room Secre- tary 11351: Red Cross Representative 141: Scholar- S YD . HUGH MULLIN Red Happy Medium Baseball 12, 31: Track 141. ROBERT MCCALLIIM Bob Reads Much HOWARD MCCLAIN Mac Happy Mortal Band 121. After School: Business. DONALD F. MCMANUS Don Don Fosters Masculinity Football 13, 41: Tennis 13, 41: Wrestling 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 41: Class Prophet. After School: College. Page 65 PANORAMA ANIEIXILAL for 1936 1 1 fl 1 Page 66 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ANTHONY NAJARIAN G4lzfli HELEN ONUFER Ability Natural Helpful Observer Football 13, 451 Baseball 12, 35. After School: Business. HELEN ONUFRAK HO Histrionically Outstanding RALPH L- NEWTON N9 lf'f Baseball 125: Tennis 125: Festival chorus 12, any 1-Real Loyal Negotiator-l Hgpsragyg Club 145: G. O. Delegate 135: Scholar- After School: Hospital training. PHYLLIS V. NOLAND Phil '-Plano virtuoso Number GLADYS LOUISE PALMER French Club 135: Accompanist in Musical De- --Grasps Life-S Privilegesn partment 145. French Club 125. After School: Hospital training. RITA A. NORTH Rio Rare and Natural French 13, 45: Literary 13, 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Red Cross Delegate 145. After School: Albany State. LOIS G. NORTON Lovely, Gracious, Naive Basketball 12, 35: Baseball 12, 35: Hockey 12, 35: A Cappella Choir 13, 45 : Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: G. O. Delegate 125: Jr. Red Cross Delegate 145. After School: College. RICHARD J. NORTON Rarely Jokes Nonchalantlyu Basketball 12, 45: Track 125. After School: College. OLGA L. NOVAK Cherry ffAZll Outstanding, Lasting, Noteworthy Festival Chorus 125: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Graduate. After School: Busimss. FREDERICK B. O'BRlEN Fre'dclie Fun-loving But Often Business-like Band 12, 3, 45: Orchestra 12, 3, 45. ROBERT F. OYCONNELL Reaches Far Overhead Home Room Secretary 125: After School: Union College. AZADES E. OYCONNOR Attacks Every Obstacle Boll G. O. Delegate 135. Okie Basketball 145: G. O. Delegate 135. After School: Business. JACK E. O'CONNOR Jack-Ever Obliging PAUL OLUM Powerful 0rator Class Historian: Scholarship 12, 3, 45: School Honor Society 145: Awards Committee: Disinger- Church Contest, lst prize: Lyon-Weeks Contest, lst prize 145: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Brilliant. ROBERT A. PALMER Bob Reasonable, Ambitious Person Football 13, 45: Baseball 12, 3, 45. DORIS PARKHURST Hniligem Pupil LILLIAN R. PENNY Penny Likeable, Retiring, Prudent ANTHONY J. PERELLA Tony Anthony's Judiciously Persistent Football 12, 35: Basketball 135: Track 135: Band 145: Orchestra 145. After School: Business. CAROLYN MARIIE PERRY Can Manage Patients Basketball 12. 35: Baseball 125: Hockey 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Red Cross Representa- tive 13, 45: Dom Econ 145. After School: Hospital training. Perry Bill WILLIAM W. PERRY, JR. Works With Patience Basketball 13, 45 3 Wrestling 13, 45 : Orchestra 125. After School: College. FRANCES M. PERSONIIIS Finds Many Pleasures ALICE MAE PHILLIPS A Marvelous Person Basketball 125: French Club 13, 45: G. O. Dele- gate 125: School Honor Society 145: Honor Gradu- ate. After School: Bennington College. WILBUR R. PHILLIPS Willie Why Rival Pompey? EVELYN PICKERT E1fie Ever Patient Basketball 145: Festival Secretary 145. Chorus 125: Home Room Aftcr School: College. After School: Hospital training. Page 67 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 68 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ROBERT PIERCE Pierce Really Peppy Football, Intramural 145: Track 1453 Home Room President 125. After School: College. ELIZABETH L. POMPEII Belly Elizabeth's Letter Perfect WILLIAM S. POWELL Bill Willing, Steady, Pleasant Basketball 12, 3, 45: Baseball 12, 353 Tennis 13, G. O. Delegate 1253 455 Festival Chorus 12, 353 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 145: Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer. After School: College. WILLIAM J. PREUSS Bill Wants Jolly Phrases Football 13, 45: Basketball 12, 3, 45: Baseball 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 125: Cass Notable: Class Blulfer. After School: Business. SUSANNE M. PUDIACK Sue Small, Merry Person Festival Chorus 12, 353 Literary Club 145. After School: New Hampshire University. REX WILSON PURDY Rex Will Predominate G. O. Delegate 12, 35. After School: Business. WALTER R. RANDALL Won't Read Rhymes Basketball 145: Baseball 12, 3, 453 Wrestling 13, 45: Art Prize 12, 3, 45. ffRedU GUY L. RAUCH Guy Likes Righteousnessn Baseball 13, 45: Public Speaking Contests 135. After School: Business. NORMA REDNER Norma Never Recalcitrantv Orchestra 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Dom Econ 12, 3, 45: Corresponding Secretary 125, Secre- tary 135. After School: Syracuse University. ROBERT H. RETTEW Bob Robert Has Reasons Tennis 13, 45 : G. O. Delegate 13, 45: Class Treas- Hier. After School: College. DOROTHY LOUISE REYNOLDS Dol Demure, Likeable, Reserved After School: College. E. MORTON REYNOLDS Mort Eloquent, Masterful, Responsible Football 12, 35: Basketball 12, 35: Baseball 12, 35: G. 0. Delegate 1453 Class notable: Best One- Armed Driver. After School: Business. BIETHYL A. RHEUBOTTOM Bethyl Acknowledges Rhythm Tennis 125: A Cappella Choir 13, 455 Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: French Club 13, 45: Literary Club 13. 45: School Honor Society! Class Notable: Class Musician. After School: College. EVELYN B. RICHARDS Evelyn Brings Reasons Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 12, 35. DONALD J. RIDER Donn Doctor, Joker, Rillemann Rifle Team 145. After School: Business. CLARINDA S. RIEBER Connie Courteous, Sincere, Refreshing Festival Chorus 12, 35. JOSEPH RIGAN joe Jumps Readily Football 125: Basketball 13, 45: Baseball 125: Home Room President 125 5 Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. RICHARD B. ROBBINS Dick Rough But Ready Football 12, 35: Track 135: G. O. Delegate 12, 35. HIIBERT S. ROBINSON He Shuns Reveries Baseball 125. LEONARD W. ROCKEEELLER B4rneyl' Leonard Will Rise After School: College. JAMES A. ROGERS Jimmy James Aims Right ELISE H. ROHE Efiiciently, Happily Reaps Honors Library Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Liter- ary Club 13, 45: Honor Graduate. After School: Sorbonne College. MADELINE L. RUANE Mad Modest Little Rose Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Girl Reserves 145. After School: Business. JAMES ELBERT RUMSEY Flaw Jolly, Easy-going, Resolute After School: University of Buffalo. ALICE RUSHMER Red Always Rushing Basketball 125: Tennis 12, 35: A Cappella Choir 13, 45: Festival Chorus 13, 45: Pinafore 145: Library Club 12, 3, 453 Literary Club 13, 45: French Club 13, 45: Girl Reserves 145: G. O. Dele- gates 145 5 Class Prophet 145: Scholarship 12, 3, 453 School Honor Society 145: Honor Graduate. After School: College. Page 69 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1936 Page 70 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 MARY ELLEN RUSSELL Mary's Enticing, Ravishingn Basketball 1255 Hockey 1455 Tennis 1252 A Cap- pella Choir 1255 Festival Chorus 12, 355 Civic Club Debate 1355 Girl Reserves 13, 45, Vice-President 1455 Literary Club 13, 45, Treasurer 1355 G. O. Secretary 1455 Red Gross Secretary 135. After School: Cornell. RALPH T. RUSSELL Reasonable, Tireless, Remarkable Football 145: Orchestra 125. After School: College. FRANCIS 5. RYAN I'5u11k Favors June Roses Festival Chorus 1255 G. 0. Delegate 125. GEORGE SABOL Gains Success MARJORIIE JANET SALISBURY AI.zrge,' Marjorie Joins Socially Basketball 125: Tennis 125: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 455 Girl Reserves 12, 3, 455 French Club 13, 455 Literary Club 145. After School: College. MAIKY A. SAMPSON Sammy Mary's Always Sociable' LAWRIENCIE SASS Lai-5-yi' Likes Sports Football Manager 1455 Basketball 13, 45: Base- ball 13, 455 Class Notable: Class Jester. After School: College. WILLIAR1 E. Sc:HEIIiER Bill William's Ever Superlativen Football 13, 455 Basketball 13, 355 Home Room President 145. After School: Business. 455 Baseball 12, LAURA E. SCOVILLE Laura's Ever Sociable Basketball 12, 3, 455 Hockey 12, 355 Tennis 12, 355 Festival Chorus 1255 Sergeant-at-Arms 1455 Class Notable: Best Girl Dancer 145. MARJORIIS SCULLY Marvelous Scholar Hockey 145. After School: Business. rr , , Jw Manga MARY LOUISE SEBESTA Mary Likes School Festival Chorus 1255 G. 0. Delegate 135. C. EARL SENN Sin Cheery, Enthusiastic Student Basketball 1455 Track 135. ROBERT J. SERLING Ready, Jocular, Shrewd HB0b.'! Track 1455 Home Room President 12, 35. After School: Antioch College. ALDONA SHALY Apt Student HA!!! Festival Chorus 12, 355 Literary Club 13, 45, Treasurer 1455 Scholarship 12, 455 Honor Graduate. After School: Hospital training. PHILIP SHAHEEN Ponders Steadily' French Club 145. MARGARET E. SHIZEHAN Much Enlightened Schoolgirl Festival Chorus 125. After School: Business. MARJORIE L. SHERWOOD Marjorie Laughs Sincerely MARY ELIZABETH SHINE Mary's Ever Shining ff Y! Peg Sl9i11ie Basketball 12, 3, 455 Baseball 12, 3, 455 Hockey 13, 455 Festival Chorus 1255 Girl Reserves 13, 45. After School: College. UESSIE SHULMAN Big Sister Basketball 1255 Tennis 12 35 , . IVIYRTLIE SHUMAN Meets Situations 1355 Festival Chorus Dramatics 13, 455 French Club 13, 45. After School: Forsythe Dental School. STANLEY SIMOLUNAS 's 'nough Said Basketball 12, 3, 455 Baseball 13, 455 Scholarship 12, 355 School Honor Society 1455 Honor Graduate, After School: Business. RUTH H. SLATER Rightfully Honest, Scholarly Festival Chorus 1255 G. O. 145. After School: Business. MARY JANE SLOAN Mary Jane Sympathizesn Festival Chorus 1255 Dramatics Home Room Vice-President 125. After School: College. MARTIN E. SMITH Makes Excellent Salesman Baseball 135. RALPH DOUGLAS SMITH Ralph Doesn't Shirk Basketball 1455 Track 135. After School: College. IrRlldyJ: Club 13, 455 Edwin Hsfllillyu Page 7 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 1, - -'Y - Page 72 ,il- ill1 -ll- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ROBERT GERALD SMITH Bob Raleigh's Grand Surgeon Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 8, 41: Base- ball 12, 31. After School: College. FRANCIS THOMAS SMOLINSKY Frank, Truthful, Smiling Basketball 12, 41: Baseball 131: Band 121: Schol- arship 121: Honor Graduate. After School: Oswego Normal. jAc:R C. SNOVER Jack's Clever Student Band 12, 31: Orchestra 121. STEARNS ROY SOUTHWORTH Success Rewards Study Panorama Assistant Art Editor 131 : Literary Edi- tor 141: Festival Chorus 121: School Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell. ARTHUR R. SPEAKMAN Ari Always Runs Smoothly Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 41: Basketball, Assistant Manager 141. XV. ROY SPENCER Spence Will Reach Success Basketball 141: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Cortland Normal. LALAH E. SPOOR Loyal, Eager, Sincere Tennis 121: A Cappella Choir 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Hospital training. DEWITT WILSON SPROUT Dewitt's Wishes Soar Track 131: Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Dele- gate 121. After School: College. CLARA STAMM Dumb Charming, Sensible German Club 131: Home Room President 141: G. O. Delegate 131: Red Cross Delegate 141. ROBERT MARTIN STEEN Slwrly Rollicking Manner, Serene After School: Business. GENEVIEVE STEERE Gracious Student THOMAS W. STEPHENSON Tow Tranquil, Watchful, Secure BARBARA H. STEVENS S1nzIhi:ze Busy Student Tennis 141: Festival Chorus 12, 31: G. 0. Dele- gate 12, 3, 41. After School: Cornell. BETTY ANN STONE Broadway's Annual Spectator After School: Business. AUGUSTA STRACIIZZI Amazing Spizzerinktumn Scholarship 12, 31. After School: Normal School. GIQRTRUDIE M. STRETZ Genie Genial Maiden, Steady Festival Chorus 12, 31: Dom Econ 12, 3, 41: Home Room President 131. CATHIERIN E ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Clever, Ever Smiling Festival Chorus 141. JOHN V. SULLIVAN junta .Iohn's Very Successful Football 12, 31: Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Home Room Secretary 121. After School: College. MICIHAEL SUPA Merits Success Class Notable: Hardest Plugger. After School: College. REVA SWACKHAM ER Barley Reliable Senior Basketball 141: Baseball 141: Orchestra 121: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 31: Home Room Officer 121. After School: Hospital training. JOSEPHINIE D. SWENCIONIS joe Junior, Diplomatic, Secretary Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. AMOS E. TIFFANY Af'fability Exterminates Trouble G. JOSEPHINE TIERNO GIeeful, Jolly, Thoughtful Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 141. After School: Rochester Mechanics Institute. H1011 REXFORD W. TITUS, JR. Rex Reliant, Witty Thinker Panorama Assistant Business Manager 131 : Pano- rama Business Manager 141: Football 141: Basket- ball 141: Golf 12, 3, 41: G. O. Vice-President 121: G. O. Delegate 13, 41: Scholarship 13, 41: School Honor Society 141 : Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Noisiest Boy. After School: Yale. ETHEL MAY TOMBS Et Ever Musical Temperament Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. O. Delegate 12, 31. Page 73 F PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 74 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 DONALD TORM EY Dismisses Troubles FIDUIZU Basketball 121: Track 131: G. O. Delegate 131. BIETTIE B. TOWNER Bette's Beauty Triumphs Tr1zu11er Basketball 121: Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31. , After School: Bucknell University. JOHN E. TRIQYZ Japanese Envoy Tomorrow Football 13, 41: Track 1311 Wrestling After School: Cortland Normal. JULIA J. TROY Judy's Joyfully Thoughtful After School: Business. CATHERINE A. TURNER Catherine Argues Truthfully EUJGEN li TURNER Ever Thoughtful DORIS LAURIZTTA TIIRRELL Decidedly Lovely, Tactful Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Jaffa 13, 41. Judy Kale Ge11ej' Girl Re- serves 13, 41, Secretary 141: Literary Club 13, 41, 'Treasurer 141: Red Cross Representative 131. After School: Business School. JACK A. VALADA Jack Actually vision frfdfklx Football 12, 3, 41: Basketball 13, 41: Baseball 12 3 41 JACK D. VANHORNE ffjtifklf Just Docsn't Violate Harmony Tennis 141: Rifle 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: College. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH VANLEET Clever, Efficient Vitality LDOROTHY E. WEINSTIEIN Dorothy's Ever Wideawaken Dol Panorama Auditorium Editor 141 : Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Literary Club 13, 41: urer 131. After School: Business. MORRIS WEISMAN Mingles Well After School: College. MARGARET JOY WIEIR Merry, Joyous, Wistful Home Room Treas- Mae Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 3. 41: A Cappella Choir 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: French Club 131: Tri-Hi Club 13, 41: Class Treasurer 141: School Honor Society Secre- tary 141: Jr. Red Cross Secretary. After School: Hospital training. GLADYS I. WHEELER Generous, Inspirational, Witty Basketball 121: Tennis 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Home Room Secretary 121: Class Notable: Member of Ideal Couple with Jacque DuMond. After School: Business. MARGARET ANN WHALEN Peg Meet a Worker' Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl. After School: Business. MARTHA TAFT WHITAKIZIR 11Iarfy Mighty Things Waiting Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 13, 41: Panorama Girls' Sports Editor 141: Festi- val Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 13, 41: French Club 131: Class Vice-President 141: School Honor So- ciety 141 : Class Notab e: Best Girl Athlete. After School: College. HARVIZY L. XYIHITE Ilkley Has Likeable Ways Track 12, 3, 41 : Festival Chorus 141: Home Room President 12, 41: G. O. Vice-President 121. LYNN E. XVHITE Laudable, Earnest, Winning JOSEPH W. WAWREK Red .Iubilantly Wide-awake Football 12, 3, 41, letter 13, 41: Basketball 12, 41: Baseba'l 12, 3, 41: G. O. Delegate 12, 31. After School: College. LILLIAN JANE WILCQOX PorlfyJ' Let Justice Win Basketball 12. 3, 41, Varsity 131, Manager 13, 41: Baseball Manager 12, 3, 41, Varsity 131: Festi- val Chorus 12. 3, 41: Hockey Manager 12, 3, 41, Varsity 131: Girl Reserves 131: Home Room Vice- President 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41: Awards Committee 13, 41: School Honor Society, Charter Member. After School: Business. ALAN RRQHARIT WILLIS ll'7il!y,' A Remarkable Warbler Football 131: A Cappella Choir 13, 41, President 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Lead The Nightin- ira'e 131: Lead H.M.S. Pinaforen 141: Lead A Successful Calamity 141: Dramatics Club 141: Tri-Hi Club 141: Home Room Vice-President 121: School Honor Society President 141: Boys' Octette and Quartet 13, 41: Head Cheer Leader 141. After School: Bishop-Lee Dramatics School. ETHEL Y. WILSON Etl1el's Youthfully Wise HEI.EN WITTMAN lWi1tie Honorable, Wise Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: German Club 141. After School: Cornell. CATHERINE AGNES WRIGHT Kay Clever, Always Watchful Tennis 1213 Festival Chorus 12, pella Choir 141. After School: College, 3, 41: A Cap- JEANETTI2 MERIEM WYMAN Jeanette's Mild. Winsome Festival Chorus 121. After School: Cortland Normal. Page 75 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 76 ' .. ' -- . r,..-,. PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 LOUISE B. YANNUZZI Lon Ladylike, Brilliant, Youthful Home Room President 135. HELEN COLETTE YUDIN Cookie Helpful, Cheery, Youthful Festival Chorus 12, 3, 471 Girl Reserves 136: Tri-Hi Club 1415 Home Room President 1213 G. O. Delegate 12, 31. After School: Hospital training. ADIELINIE M. ZEMANEK Addie Adeline Manages Zealously Festival Chorus 121: G. 0. Delegate 135. WALTIER ZIZLDOVC' Wal! Walter's Zculous French Club 14r: G. 0. Dele-:rate 12, 31: Svholar- ship 145. After School: College. EULETA ZEIGLIQR Buffy Engaging Zest Dom Econ 12, 3, 41: Home Room President 123: . Rell Cross Representative- 14l. Page 77 1 . PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 78 JANUARY CLASS NOTABLES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 anuary Class Notables M0115 Popirlezr Girl Mart Popular Boy C lem' Arm! .......... Qffielerl Girl ...,. Qizielefl Boy ..,... Bert Girl Athlete . Bei! Boy Alhlete ...... Bef! Nezfilreel Girl Beit Nezlnreel Boy Harelefl Plzzgger .. C lan Mizfieiezzz ..... Clan Blfzjfer ..... C lair Giggler ..... Clizff Jefler .... Prelliefl Girl ......... H m1d.r0me.rt B 0 y ...... Bef! Girl Dancer ..... Bef! Boy Dafzfer .. Mari Bdfhflll Girl Mart Bezfhfnl Boy N oifieft Girl ........ N oiriefl Boy ...... 1936 CHRISTINE LIEGGE JACK ROBERTS MARTHA PLAUSON ARLIENE BALL JOHN SI-IANLY JANE WILCOX BILL STEWART MARIAN MCDONALD CAMPBELL CONNELLY ANNA MIKOLAJUNAS DONALD PARKE BOB BRYANT JOAN STOLARCYK GERALD GEE BETTY DUNHAM JACK SHERIDAN ARLENE MCLENAN BOB SULLIVAN BETTY SHERBA BILL ELLSWORTH MARYALICE QUICK DAVID EVANS Mort Original ..,................ ...... R UTH O'NEIL Mart Ap! lo Be SlIL'f6'.f.I'flll ...... ......,..,.,..............,...............,.,........ M IKE DINO Ideal Couple .............,.,....,. .,.,.. B ISRNARD WHITTIEMORE and PEARL KING Mm: Brilliezzzl ,,.,,.,,....,. .......,...,...............,............. G EORGE PHALEN Bert One-Armeel Driver ...... WILLIAM KELLY Page 79 .... PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page SO ' . , JUNE CLASS NOTABLES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Mort Popular Girl Mort Popular Boy Clan Artift ....,,... , Quieteyt Girl ..,... . Quieteft B o y ..,.,,.. Beft Girl Athlete BeJt Boy Athlete . Beft Natlirea' Girl Best Natizred Boy unc Class Notables H ard eft Plugger ....,, Clan Mizficiaiz .,.. Clan Bluffer Clan Giggler .... .. Clan fefter ,,... .. Prettiesrt Girl ..... .. Hamlfomeft Boy ,..., Beft Girl Daizrer . Bert Boy Daizrer ..,. MoJt Bafbfizl Girl Moft Bafhfizl Boy Noifieft Girl ....,, . Noiiiext Boy .... . 1936 CAROLINE KLEE CHARLES BOWEN RICHARD AGARD ELEANOR KINNEY ROBERT EDSON .. MARTHA WHITAKER JOSEPH RIOAN LOUISE DARROW MICHAEL BARVINCHAK MICHAEL SUPA BETHYL RHEUBOTTOM .. ,..,. WILLIAM PREUSS BETTY ENGLISH LAWRENCE SASS BETTY CARVER WALTER LAUNT LAURA SCOVILLE ., .I.. WILLIAM POWELL MARGARET WHELAN ALEREII DOOLITTLIE . ...., .,.. E DITH LEWIS RIEXFORD TITUS Mosrt Original .,..ss,...,,....,s..,. s.... M ARION DONAHUE Moft Apt to Be Sit IAIS eufiil ..... .......................I..,,,.,,........ M ARGARET BRINK Ideal Couple ,...s .. ..,s.,. ss.,., j ACQUE DUMOND and GLADYS WHEELER Mort Brilliant .........,,I...... .... . .. .s..,,,..I,,,,.. PAUL OLUM Bef! Ofze-Armed Driver ....,, .,..,.. M ORTON REYNOLDS Page bl PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 H iftoriarz Effazyifzf ...xr Poe! ,...... Teffator Proplaelf Omron' .... H iflo rifzzz Efmyifl . Poe! ...., Teffafm' P 1'0 pb eff O7'5Zf0l' .... Page S2 anuary Class Day Officers 1936 RUTH O,NElI. AIILENE BALL GEORGE PHALEN WILLIAM KUNKLE HELEN LOCKWOOD, RUSSELL DEYO GEORGE MGINTYRE Speaker on Commencement Program -- 1.- une Class Day Cfficers 1936 .,,,,. ALICE RUSHMER, D Speaker On Commencement PrUgranI PAUL OLUM MARGARET BRINK RICHARD AGARD WALTER LAUNT ONALD MCMANUS CHARLES BOWEN PANORA MA ANNUAL for 1936 Class Histor PAUL OLUM ACT I Scene: Auditorium of Binghamton Central High School, September, 1953. Room hlled with students who have just entered high school. Great din-flourish-hush . . . Enter Mr. McEwan amid sound of trumpets, accompanied by retinue of deans heavily armed with note- books, pencils, Mr.: Great appl etc., all looking very fierce. Greetings! It warms my heart so here to view This eager sea of shining morning faces, fWherein doth set the fear and dread of deans, Each one doth mirror hope of some career, Some mark to make, some human good to do. Before you lies success's rocky path, With us, your faculty, to guide the way, But, in the last analysis, success Depends on each and every one of you, Work hard, attainment comes that way alone. But should you ever feel the need of help, Do not delay to seek me out, or else To talk with him or her who is your dean. That's all. Out, out, and go now to your classes. ause. Students file out. Mc. Qasidej: No better and no worse than all the rest, The bad, the ordinary, and the best. ACT II Three years later-the corridors . . . groups of boys and girls talking. Firf! Boy: Ah, what a night was last, my work undone, But, oh, such fun! Why learn this stuffy stuff That here they give to us? Why learn when I So well can bluff? 'twill surely get me thru. Tonight the danceg willst come with me, my sweet? Girl: Oh no! - my work F I have so very much, To do, or not to do, that is the questione- Whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous homework- Page 83 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 Semin! Boy: What fools these shirkers be! You have not learned The value of the things that here are taught. I waste not time, but study all the day And then into the night, and I forego Your childish joys to stay at home and learn, For that which now I glean from books, I know, Will some day make me great. Third Boy: I think not so, For what know you of life besides your booksg Know you aught of your fellows here, know you The sorrows and the joys of youth? 'Tis well To learn from books, but it is not enough, True wisdom surely is of deeper stuff. ACT III Auditorium following graduation ceremony, room empty and dark. Gboff: And so at last we come now to the endg Page 84 Four glorious years today are terminated, And each, according to his own endeavor, Has found himself this day a richer man:- He who neglected work for petty pleasure Has left too much of all this wealth behind. The one who to his studies was a slave, Who sought to gather all the gold in view, Has missed more precious ore unseen. But he Who did his work and learned life, too, This was the noblest student of them all. And now, farewell-the book is closed, the pen Is laid away-your school you leave behind, And yet W- its ties you never will unbind. CYXZSZTD Enter Ghost PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ll Class Essay As I sat in study hall one day, I fell into a day dream. I seemed to hear a soft rustling and, looking up, I discerned a small gray figure in the aisle beside me. As the figure grew more distinct, I realized that it was a little old lady. She was seated before an old-fashioned loom, and as she wove the brightly colored threads in and out, I over- came my timidity and asked her what she was doing. A slow smile spread over her wise, kind face and she replied, I am weaving a tapestry, which, when completed will represent the four years of a high school student. I bent nearer in order to watch more closely the varicolored threads as they flew back and forth. I could see a young man hurrying down the corridor of a high school. His eyes were upon that door which he must reach. His deepest thought was bent upon arriving at that room without a mishap. His face was serious, yet he wore a rather jaunty cloak of importance. As his figure disappeared, I saw another youth approaching. This student strolled along, eyeing each fixture very carefully, trying to delay his approach to that class- room. Slowly his figure, too, faded away and another took its place. A rather careless, indifferent youth, this one. This third actor realized his im- portance but he hid it carefully under a cloak of indifference. His steps turned toward the classroom automatically. I leaned still nearer and held my breath. Very slowly, in the distance, appeared a stately, solemn figure. A person, who walked slowly along, suddenly stopping to visualize the temporary emptiness which that white-ribboned diploma would bring into his life. I saw an auditorium filled with graduates whose suddenly earnest faces were raised to the speaker, as the baccalaureate service took place. Finally, I saw the blue- gowned graduates each receiving a white-ribboned emblem of four years of accom- plishment. Page 85 -- i... PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page Class Poems Ianuary THE PROMISES OF YOUTH GEORGE PHALEN There was darkness, but the light, in a foaming, narrow line, Ran around the sharp-edged silhouette of hills to the west. It was yellow, whitely pale, like the early buttercups, Which the sun has not yet warmed to their oriental richness. From it spread a dimmer glow, toward the east it scattered darkening, Shot with heavy streaks of a deep and rolling green To the south and to the east, which blew up a gusty wind. That the wind was hot the traveler could feel, but the color, All the fearful, pagan radiance which, for the last half-hour, The defiant sun had hurled upon a dusty, stifled world, Had been lost to him, and spilt upon this empty, arid plain. For the darkness, which was drinking in the sky from the east, Lay forever on his eyes with the suffocating blackness Of a heavy velvet drapery, concealing all the daylight From some monkish library. Ye he enjoyed no cloistered peace while the man saw nothing of the world past the curtain, The world could pitilessly watch his vague, uncertain gestures. 1 For But he could feel, and now he felt the wind whirl around him: An ungoverned, damp, hot breeze, ever changing its direction, Stretching out its tentacles, making no direct attack, But like water, never coming toward you, yet, before you knew it, Being all around you, covering you with sudden gurgling glee. First it licked about him craftily, the tongue of some dim monster, Then, without a cry to warn him, the full gale struck from the hills. Now the night was down, and with her came the storm, her mad companion, And they whirled and danced and shouted, and the man was nothing to them. With his staff was lost his leader, and the staff went in the first gust, And he staggered through the desert, while the sand tore at his flesh. All the night he traced his own path in a never-ending circle, And as dawn drew near, he stumbled one last time upon a stone, Lacerated feet gave way, and he lay weeping, while the sand, Driven by the ceaseless gale, threw its spidery threads about him. 86 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 .l-li l. -l .l. - ...l- And he cried, in all the bitterness of man against the world, Is this my death, or will not even death cut short my torment? And the storm shrieked high in glee, and all the night was filled with All the laughter of the demons of the winds rang in his ears. He beat the ground in frenzy, and he screamed his helpless rage. Then a hand was on his shoulder, and a voice, young and clear, Strongly cried, I can lead the way to safety, come with me. Dumb with wonder and delight, now the wanderer arose, Placed his hand upon the other's, and the eager clasp of youth laughter, Led him forward through the winds, which redoubled their wild fury. But the young man kept his path, and the blind one knew that now They were climbing a high ridge, and the storm, now below them, Had no power to harm him, and he cried his thanks through tears, But the young man led him on. They went higher on the ridge, And now the day was breaking and the pearl sky, growing brighter, Laid upon the other valley its slow, joyous radiance. On the summit, turning toward him, with a cry of happy triumph, His deliverer cried, Look! and turned his face toward the dawn. And the curtains swiftly drew back from his eyes, and they were And as the young man cried to him, he looked and saw the sun. Iune , YOUTH A Sonnet Dedicated to B.C.H.S. and All Its Charm and Associati RICHARD AGARD We are the youth who through years all too few Have driven onward, upward through these halls Unto this day when questing Future calls Us forth our own allotted work to do. We face the world our untried strength to test Our hearts are young, our visions soar ahead, We look in awe on lives the martyrs led We stand alone each one must do his best. We hear the sound as warring nations clash And know not when their flame may touch our wings, We gaze abroad and wonder as we stand Which path will lead above these earthly things. Yet fare we forth with head and hopes held high Each one in quest of glory in the sky. I1 clear, Page 87 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Last Will and Testament We, the most illustrious, celebrated, and omnipotent Seniors of the Class of 1936, pronounced sane, safe, in full possession of our faculties, and thoroughly cognizant of our limitations, having been legally QU endowed with the august power of bequestors, do hereby and forthwith present these most intellectually superior documents, com- piled for our esteemed beneficiaries namely, the jaded juniors, the saturnine Sopho- mores, and of course the highly revered members of the faculty of the super-eminent Mecca of Learning for all those who seek to delve into the profound mysteries of science and culture. These bequests which are advanced solely for the benefit of the afore-mentioned students and tutors of said institutions, are listed as follows, thusly: Unzzfz Henceforth and forevermore all Sophomores shall, at all times, and under all circumstances, see that an equal and proper pressure is maintained at all drinking fountains. It is very provoking when, upon expending a great amount of effort in bending down to partake of liquid refreshment, one is rewarded by a sudden depre- ciation of energy on the part of the aforementioned liquor of life, as it were, and discovers much to his disgust that the tempting beverage has retreated out of reach of his questing lips. In the meantime, he has been deprived of his native dignity, to say nothing of the torture he is undergoing because of a swollen tongue and a throat patched with thirst. All this simply because of deficient pressure. Something mmf be done about this disgraceful condition of our drinking fountains, for the well-being of all true imbibers of this form of fluid nourishment. We leave the execution of this noble suggestion to your innate ingenuity, O Saturnine Sophomores. Dao: It seems fit and just that the jaded juniors should take upon themselves the duty of maintaining a diligent and unceasing guard over our sacred flag and time- honored bell. These two traditional school properties have been the object of a ruth- less attack from some outward forces which work in secret and strike at the weak points of our seemingly impenetrable fortress. It was after much anguish and long suffer- ing that the search for the missing bell, which had been abducted from our very midst, culminated in its disastrous return. It was quartered in three halves and hardly recog- nizable. Our exquisite school banner, colored beautifully in blue and white, went the way of the bell, and to our chagrin and sorrow, was not returned. This made neces- sary the purchase of a new pennant with which to grace our hallowed auditorium. Therefore, members of the junior Class, we leave to you these sacred duties as Guard- ians of the Banner and Bell. Page 88 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Trer: To the faculty, we leave our undying gratitude for the kindness and con- sideration which they have accorded us throughout our high school association. To those of you, of whom we have at some time or another, thought unjustly, we wish to extend our humble apologies. We have you to thank, for the most part, for what measure of success we may attain in years to come. We shall always treasure in our memories pleasant recollections of the countless happy hours we spent under your guidance. So it is with a tinge of regret that we must leave you though we are eager to put to trial the knowledge which we have acquired all through our years at high school. Ad exlremum: I hereby appoint on this 19th day of May in the year 1936 A.D. the following: LEE J. McEWAN JERoME SHAVER as executors of this, our last will and testament. lb, fir. In witness hereof, we subscribe our signatures. WAZZQW www QM Page 89 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 Class Prophecy Ianuary CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX OF BINGHAMTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL REQUESTS THE PLEASURE OF YOUR COMPANY AT THEIR REUNION DINNER ON FRIDAY THE FIRST OF FEBRUARY NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FoRTY-SIX AT SEVEN O,CLOCK Good evening, ladies and gentlemen! Here we are broadcasting from the magnificent banquet hall in the cafeteria at Binghamton Central High School, where the class of 1936 is holding its tenth annual reunion. This will be a really grand affair, folks. It is surprising how many nationally known figures have emerged from this Class. Nearly all of the members have made a name for themselves in some line of endeavor. One of the first to arrive is jack Roberts, president of the January Class. jack is now an eminent insurance salesman in Hooper, and soon hopes to be president of the House Cat Life Insurance Company. Another early arrival is Mr. john Shanly, the noted editor of Child Life .... I wonder to whom john is talking? Why, it's none other than that glamorous movie star, Doris Deane, better known to her class- mates as jane DeMunn. The-y're coming in rapidly now, folks. The reception committee Composed of Ioan Stolarcyk, Wilhelmina Knauf, Ethel Daly, Nellie Moseff, Helen Afarian, Gertrude Klenus, and Helen Willis are being kept pretty busy. Dr. James Ellis is here with his wife, the former Betty Wilbur, and over by the window we can see Bob Ahearn scrib- bling news for his Walter Winchell column. Creating quite a stir as she enters is Madame Suzette Rene, the well-known Parisienne Modiste, who was the former Betty Dunham. She is accompanied by Raymond Abbey, the big butter and egg man. Be- hind them comes Beverly Sweet, an erstwhile socialite, with Marshall Bird, the safety pin magnate. And there's Leslie Clark, the pro golfer, with Marie Cummings. Ward Oliver, rotund and jolly as usual, is one of the newest arrivals. He is now the owner of a rnodernistic meat store, designed by James Harrison and Bill Kunkle. Bill is here with Adeline Montgomery, a well-known artist. I See that George Dran- Chak and Lillian Cohn have just entered. Don Parke is standing in the doorway. His dance orchestra, you know, has been the rage of New York for several years. This band, organized in Central, Counts among its members such people as George fC07Zli7ZZl6d on Page 1432 Page 90 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Class Prophecy Iune Prophets .........,........................,.....,... ALICE RUSHMER and DONALD MCMANUS One summer afternoon in 1950, Don McManus and I met in front of B.C.H.S. We talked a while and began wondering about our former classmates. In the course of our conversation, it developed that we were both going to DuMondville the next day, he on business as a lawyer, and I to visit an old friend. We arrived in DuMondville the next day. It was a carefully laid out, beautiful city. We wondered if Jacque DuMond could have had anything to do with the city bearing his name. We soon discovered that he had gone there during a real estate boom, had laid the foundation for the now prosperous city and was now its Mayor. Among the first pioneers were jack Bond Qnow head of the Street Cleaning Depart- mentjg john Aiken, Commissioner of Public Works, Kenneth Conradi, Comptroller, Catherine Brandt, Mary Curran, and of course Gladys Wheeler. Jacque wrote to sev- eral of his former friends, telling them of this great opportunity awaiting them. Some came immediately. Leon Andrews is Police Commissioner, and some of the best on his force are Mike Cerretani, Harry Dougherty and Helen Belansky. Red Wawrek was made head of the Fire Department in spite of the flaming torch he carries everywhere. LeRoy Bailey and Mike Bogosta drive the hook and ladder trucks, and Norma Kroehler has accomplished several heroic rescues from burning buildings. In the Court House, a case was being tried. It concerned the killing of a cow belonging to Amos Tiffany fwho owns a great dairy farm outside the cityj by Well- ington Ball, driver on the trucking line owned by Bill Powell. The lawyers were Charles Keane and Frank Bernat, and the judge, Munro Eddy. Among the jurymen were Bill Kalaf, owner of the Kalaf grocery stores, Stephanie Buchel, private secre- tary to the Mayor, and Genevieve Ceponis, head nurse in the city hospital. Beverly Heller and Billy Holovacko were the Court secretaries. I recognized several acquaint- ances among the newspaper reporters at this trial. They were Ray Moss of the Du- Mondville Tribune, owned by Orval Ionesg and Isabelle Crimmins from the Daily Times owned by Paul Hardy. Later I was to find that Grace Bullock was the society editor. Michael Kulik has been made sports editor of the Tribune. Hortense Clune and Marjorie Chubbuck ran an excellent Woman's Page in the Times -that alone is worth the one cent charge. After we left the Court House we entered the Library, and there at the desk we were greeted by Geraldine Kudrna. She told us that everywhere we would see old classmates for so many had settled in this happy town. We next visited Woolworth's where I found Bob Rettew, the manager, at his desk. He told me of a meeting of railroad magnates that night, including Frank Cadden of the Southern Pacific, Richard Bennett and Louie Borelli of the Mid-Western Limited. They were meeting to de- clare that the fares forced upon them by the Interstate Commerce Commission fcom- posed now in part of Michael Barvinchak, cC07llf7I7l6'd on Page 149j Page 91 li PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 -,T --4-il YY K , - 1...1-1-1-f Page 92 P A DJCD R A R418 A.PJPJIJ.A L for 1f93 6 l..l- ill .l1T- H, M. S. PINAFORF Page 95 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1956 , X ,..-5 Page 94 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 H. M. S. Pinafore May 8, 9, 1936 CAST LITTLE BUTTERCUP QA Portsmouth Bumboat Womanj , Mary Emmons, Mary Deringis, jean Taylor BILL BOBSTAY fBoatswainj ................ ..............,..,................. T amer Aswad, Walter Launt DICK DEADEYE fAble Seamanj ..........,,.,.,............ Robert Tate, joseph Mangan, Everett Turner RALPH RACKSTRAW fAble Seaman, ..............,.,,.... Richard Agard, james Every, Tamer Aswad CAPTAIN CORCORAN QCommanding H.M.S. Pinaforej Floyd Roper, Everett Turner, Richard Hill JOSEPHINE fThe Captain's Daughterl .....,.,.......... Ruth Richards, Lucile johns, Frances Quilter THE RT. HON. SIR JOSEPH PORTER, K.C.B. fFirst Lord of the Admiraltyj Alan Willis, William Kunkle, William Yates HEBE fSir -Ioseph's First Cousin, ......... ....... L ois Goodenough, Alice Rushmer, Dorothy Baker BOB BECKET fBoatswain's Matej ....... ...,.....,..,...,.................... J oseph LaForte, William Yates SERGEANT OF THE MARINES ....,,......,...,,.....................,..................,......... Lena Moseff, joy Weir First Lord's sisters, his cousin's, his aunts, sailors, marines, etc. First Name-Friday Night Cast Second Name-Saturday Night Cast Third Name-Understudy SCENE: Quarterdeck of H.M.S. Pinafore-off Portsmouth ACT I-Noon ACT II-Night H. M. S. PINAFORE MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I INTRODUCTION AND OPENING CHORUS ......,. .............,. W e Sail the Ocean Blue RECITATIVE AND SONG fMrs. Crippsj ....,....... ............. I 'm Called Little Buttercup RECITATIVE fMrs. Cripps and Boatswainj ....,..............., ...,....,, B ut Tell Me Who's the Youth SCENA QRalph and Chorusj .....,..............,,...............,....,......................,........., The Nightingale's Song ARIA fRalphJ ......,...........,..,......................................................,.,,.............,...... A Maiden Fair to See RECITATIVE, SONG AND CHORUS fCaptain Corcoranj .,.... .............. M y Gallant Crew RECITATIVE fMrs. Cripps and Captain Corcoranj ........,........ ............ ,.... S i r, You Are Sad SONG Uosephinej ...................................................................,,. ,....................... S orry Her Lot CHORUS OF WOMEN fbehind the scenesj .,........... .,..... ........, O v er the Bright Blue Sea CHORUS OF SAILORS .................,.,..............,,..,...r................,.... ........ S ir joseph's Barge Is Seen Sir Joseph Porter, Cousin Hebe, Boatswain, and Chorus, .....,............,.... Now Give Three Cheers SONG fSir joseph Porter and Chorusl ..............,..,....,.............................,,.,...... When I Was a Lad EXIT FOR LADIES .......,.......................,......................,................... For I Hold That on the Seas TRIO AND CHORUS fRalph, Boatswain, and Boatswai Matej A British Tar Is a Soaring Soul DUET Uosephine and Ralphj ..........,............,....,..,..................,........ - ............... R efrain, Audacious Tar FINALE ,,.,............,.,.........,................ ...,...............,... ....,,. C a n I Survive This Overbearing Entr'acte ACT II SONG QCaptain Corcoranj ......................,.,...............,.....,.......,........... Fair Moon, to Thee I Sing DUET QMrs. Cripps and Captain Corcoranj ....... ,...,..,..., T hings Are Seldom What They Seem SCENA Uosephmej ,................,.......,,,.........................,,.....................,. The Hours Creep on Apace TRIO Uosephine, Captain Corcoran, and Sir joseph Porter .........................,..,,.............. Bell Trio DUET CCaptain Corcoran and Deadeyej ..,...,.........,.........,,...,...... The Merry Maiden and the Tar SOLO AND CHORUS ,......,...........,.............. ,... ........ C arefully on Tipgtoe Stealing SOLO, DUET AND CHORUS .,........,,.,...........,,.......,... ....,.,.....,..........,......... H e Is An Englishman OCTET AND CHORUS ....................,.... ................,...............,...............,.........,.. F arewell, My Own LEGEND fMrs. Cripps and Chorusj .......A........r..,A...............,..,,..................,,....... A Many Years Ago RECITATIVE QSir joseph, Josephine, Ralph, Hehe, and Chorusj .,.......... Oh Bliss, Oh Rapture FINALE .............,..........,............,...,......,...............................,......... Oh Joy! Oh Rapture Unforeseen Page 95 CHORUS - GIRLS -- il-.-.Q .1- 1936 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- Herbert Badger Leo Giladett Hobart Hall Clinton Campbell Lloyd Evans Leo Giladett Helen Babcock Dorothy Baker Barbara Booth Dorothy Baker Helen Bogosta Nancy Crary Guinevere Beers Gertrude Freije Ethel Buchel Virginia Dewey Stage Manager .,.., Regisseuer ...,...,.. Art Committee ..... Electrician ...... Manager ..,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ushers ...,........ Margaret Sara Abbadessa Mary Ruth Ahearn Helen Alexander Frances Baldwin Margaret Benya Georgiana Berlinger Helen Bogosta Patricia Bulger Violet Caganek Marie Christian Muriel Conway Barbara Colburn Ellen Crossman Margaret Danek Nicolene DePersis Helen Dibble Herbert Badger Herbert Buckland john Butcko SAILORS - FRIDAY NIGHT James Harper Walter Launt Clinton Campbell Searle George Mogannam Pierina Paccio Truman Stephens Wright SAILORS - SATURDAY NIGHT Vincent Hagman William Harris Hobart Hall Walter Launt Richard Mitchell George Mogannam james Wiltsie LADIES - FRIDAY'NlGHT Dorothy Bradbury Betty Cohen Marjorie Davis Veronica Gilbert Margaret Grech Caroline Klee Lillian Law Helen Lesso LADIES - SATURDAY NIGHT Alice Daniels Dorothy Bradbury Jeannette Goodenough Winifred King Marie McCormack Edna McDavit Ann Parsons Marjorie Salisbury MARINES - FRIDAY NIGHT Thelma Hunt Lena Moseff Stephanie Hrasna Margaret Novak Edith Lewis Lillian Owen MARINES - SATURDAY NIGHT Tillie Ellis Norma Hait Betty English Helen Hale Isabelle French Lois Norton TECHNICAL STAFF William Stanko Dance Director jack Westfall Don Wilcox John Wright Pierina Paccio Truman Stephens joseph Whalen Selma Levene Ann Parsons Lalah Spoor june Tingley Ethel Tombs Dorothy Weinstein Betty Wilbur Jane Vogt Genevieve Teague joy Weir Winifred King Phyllis Dewey Wardrobe Malcolm Wilcox Marjorie Lamb Make-Up Inez LaGerould William M0Ore Production Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Winifi'ed King Property ...................c...,.......c...,.... Richard Hill BUSINESS STAFF Alfred J. Filo Program Alfred J. Filo Grech, Helen Babcock Publicity ......,....,.,,,.,,,.,,.,, ,,,,,,, A nn Parsons Tickets .....,..,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John W1'ight Helen Dino Ruth Donahue Marion Dyke Catherine Feduke Gladys Freije Margaret Hahn Betty Hickey Dorothy Hillary Virginia Horton Helen Hriciga Gertrude james Kathleen Kelley Evelyn King Eleanor Kinney Esther Konick Stephanie Kritausky Geraldine Kudrna Grace LeTorry Angelina Longo Lonnelle Lovejoy Irene Luchansky Wilberta Lusk Stella Mauraides Phyllis McLenan Lucille Meyers Esther Michelson Manda Nytch Alice Oliver Frances Quilter Minnie Rozen Dorothy Russell janet Sawtelle CHORUS - BOYS Milton Dubin Harold Grant Roscoe Grummons Hyman Krill Floyd Lindsey Richard Mitchell Elsie Schrader Emilie Sebesta janet Severson Marjorie Shafniski Edna Shilling Mary Lou Smith janet Sprout Virginia Swartwout Phyllis Tanner jean Taylor Ardath Thompson Louise Tiffany julia Vavra Beatrice Whittaker Mildred Wilbur Catherine Wright Charles Ortloff Elmo Snedaker Edward Stever Russell Deyo Leonard Hanitchack Ernest Nelson Kenneth Wilson Searle Wright ACCOMPANISTS Eleanor Shoemaker Evelyn Lupton Page 96 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 A CAPPELLA CHOIR v-. v lx 02 VT. XS NJ PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Preridefzl S6L'7'ElcZI'j' T1'eamre1' Librarimfz Sara Abbadessa Richard Agard Harvey Alford Tamer Aswad Dorothy Baker Jeannette BeGasse jack Bond Dorothy Bradbury Stephanie Buchel Bettie Cohen Nancy Crary Mildred Davey Marjorie Davis Mary Deringis Phyllis Dewey Cappella Choir WALTER LAUNT Lois NORTON WILLIAM KUNKLL Eviziusrr TURNER MEMBERS Virginia Dewey james Doubleday Betty English james Every Boyd Georgia Norma Gibson Lois Goodenougli Norma Hait Helen Hale Hobart Hall Richard Hill Henry jeep Winifred King Carolyn Klee William Kunkle Walter Launt Roy Lewis Bill Lincoln Evelyn Lupton joseph Mangan Edna McDavit Margaret Novak Lois Norton Charles Ortloff Lillian Owen Ann Parsons john Pierce Fonda Reid Bethvl Rheubottom Ruth Richards 1 Boys' uartet .X X1 Floyd Roper Alice Rushmer Lalah Spoor jean Taylor Genevieve Teague june Tingley Everett Turner joy Weir Betty Wilbur Alan Willis james Wiltsie Catherine Wi'igl1t William Yates Howard Zimmer JA' x - I 1 f -' V. 1 ', 9' tu james Every, Richard Agard, Alan Willis. Everett Turner Page 98 PANURAMA ANNUAL for I9 .-.. FIRST VIOLINS Lloyd Evans Mary Gregory Fsther Konick joseph Macchiaverna Francis Marini Bethyl Rheuhottom Madeline Ruane Stephen Smyk liliz. Truckenmiller Victoria Wimiciek PIANO Lucile Johns TUBA Charles Lawson CLARINETS Marjorie Allen Lloyd Beauregard Willlillll Canny Anthony Corea Richard Craver Henry Ftlelheit George Ganow Halford Guiler Hedwig jasielonis Robert Lacey Pierino Lise Lyle Lockwootl Bucl IvICCafferty Dick Tyler Dick Stevens PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Orchestra SECOND VIOLINS Margaret Bone lithel Buchel Betty Cook janet Humphrey Lena Mae Rhodes Helen Nichols Eleanor Santalucia Emerson Walil ,lean Cummings Francis Kowarek Peggy Linehan DRUMS Campbell Connelly Harrison Koppe FLUTE Miriam jasielonis joseph Motz CLARINETS Henry Fdelheit George Ganow Dick Stevens CELLO Kathryn Corcery Leonard Hanitchak Clara Wintcli TROMBONE Charles Slack Frank Stotlrlartl Band TROMBONE Glen Davis Stewart Dunham Wfilliam Lincoln Charles Slack Frank Stoclclartl Williiiiii Taylor HORN Albert Doolittle Robert Hall Fil Holleran TRUMPET John Arnolrl James Douhleclay Richard Engelhert Leo Farr Robert Landon Chester LeBaron joseph Leombrone Fred O'Brien Floycl Ross Fd Wfarren Nelson Wzitts Mary Louise Crane DRUM MAJOR Ruth Mac llvar Lucile johns Girls' Trio SAX John Fiato Hedwig ,Iasielonis Tony Perella TRUIVIPET Richarcl lfngelhert Leo Farr Robert Lantlon lfclgar NVarren BASS VIOL Victor Butler Kenneth Fisher Albert Kreminsky Ftlwin Talmatlgc SAX John Fiato Tony Perella Richard Phelps Frank Solito BASS joseph Forman Charles Lawson Roy Lewis IDRUIWS Robert Bouton Campbell Connelly joseph Macchiavt-rna Pave 100 O Jeannette BeGasse, Mary Deringis, Lois Gooclenough Phyllis Noland, Accompanist PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 .- 1 1 S! I 1 P Page 101 P A DJCD R.A h4,A AA DIPJIJ A,L for 1 9556 vb 4 ,x X .x 'v :QQOQBUQX Sfzgfb 6 1 Q 5 . 'Q ,f o ,gg '49 K Page 102 ' S 9,5 E. PANORAMA ANNUAL fOr 1936 lil' Art Department The Art Department offers sixteen different courses. The field includes almost every form of art work. Design, pencil drawing, charcoal work, tempera colors, water colors, oil painting, fashion design, commercial art, sculpture, and metal work are all included. But the work of the department does not stop with those who show the ability to draw a picture. It includes those who have the ability to appreciate a picture-or in other words, almost everyone. The History of Art courses, introduced two years ago, were begun with these people in mind. The popularity of the History of Art has proved that art is not a thing to be limited to the few, but enjoyed by everyone. Poster Contests and Winners Travel Porter Cwztefl .....,....r,,,,,,,...,e,.,...........r,.............Y..e..,... RICHARD AGARIJ Broome County SPOIYIIIILZII Cmzlerfal-Ionorable Mention .rr,,... josEPH VRABEL Reading for Fun .,........,...,,..........Y,..,,,......,.,,..,,.............,....,,,s. RICHARD AGARD Norge Refrigerafor Canter! ..e...e ......Y R ICHARD ROBBINS World Peme .,r.,e.... ..,.,e........ e..,. e,... ....Yr,...u , L ..,. .,i., .,.. W A L T E R RANDALL Posters were also supplied for the Dramatics Club productions of A Successful Calamity and The Blue Ghost, and for the annual spring operetta Pinafore. Page 103 PANORAMA ANNUAL Wr1936 Page 104 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Christmas Play- The Music Box Assembly4 Friday, December 20, 1955 By jack Stuart Knapp Mr. Thornton ,,,,.e, ....,,.........,..........,..,,.,.......,........ ,.... R i vbert Gager Helen, his wife ,,....., ..,,,.......,,.............,,,......,,,,... .,,..,,.. IN I arian Gage Mary, his daughter ,.i. ..,,., R uth Yeomans The Servant ,.,,....,,,,.......,. ,.,.....,t,,,........., ....... J a lson Moyer Fitch, hutler .,.,.....,,......Y,.,.........,,.,,.,........,.,,....,............,,........,,.,.....,.... john Grow Edith Lewis .,.. .. janet Sawtelle .... Beverly Sweet .,,..... Ann Parsons ..,,...,...,. Bessie Comstock .....,, Fir!! Prize ......., Serand Prize .,... Third Prize ...... Robert Ahearn ...,,,,,. Lawrence Holzer ,,,,.. Charles Keane ,,,,.,. Paul Olum .,.,,,,,. Robert Tate .,,., Firrl Prize ...... Second Prize .... Third Prize ....,, Men and Wfomen of the Bottomlands Gerald Mastrangelo, Evelyn Kassman, Gilbert Martinson, Janet Sisson, Donald Savidge - Disinger-Church Deelamation Contest Friday, November 8, 1955 CONTESTANTS GIRLS The Promised Land The Greatest Hoax in History The Three Greatest Men in History Red Shirts Can America Live Alone? BEVERLY SWEET BOYS JANET SAWTELLE Biassua CoMsToc:K Remembered Are We Wforthy of Our Destiny? Nightmare of Dust Capital and Labor Here Comes Civilization PAUL OLUM ROBERT TATE LAVURIZNCIE HOLZIZR - Lyo11-Weeks Deelamation Contest Thursday, May 28, 1936 GIRLS Bessie Comstock .,,,,,. .,., ' 'The President and Personal Opinion Doris Dellow ..,.... ...,,..............Y,............,............,.......... ' 'You Evelyn Kassman ....... . v,.. .. Are New Industries a Benefit? Bessie Katz ..,...........,. ,...................,,.,.. ' 'One Man Power Genevieve Teague ..,.... I ..,.... Youth and the XVorld Firrt Prize ............. ..........,.... B ESSIE KATZ Seeoizi! Prize .... ................e... ...,.. G E NEVIIEVIE TEAGUIE BOYS Harry Hennessy .. ........,.,.....,,,,.....,.. Oliver Wendell Holmes Lawrence Holzer .,.... ..,...i.......,.. ......,.. ' ' Towards Saner Values Paul Olum ..........,..,......... William Stoutenburg ..,.. Robert Tate ,,.....,.....,..,, Firft Prize ....... .. Second Prize ..... The Human Balance Sheet As the Greatest Only Are Notes on the War PAUL OLUM LAWRENCE HOLZER Page 105 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1936 f Qflfmf f'fffU Page 106 z - 1 A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY PANORAMA ANNUAL fm' 1936 A Successful Calamity December 1 3, 1935 CHARACTERS Henry Wilton ,.,...,.,..,...,...........,,,,............,..,......,.,, ......... A lan Willis Connie, his young second wife .,,,... ....... D orothy Baker Marguerite, his daughter ..,,..........,,rr..,. ....... F rances Quilter Eddie, his son .......,..,......................Y.......... .,,..... J ack Roberts George Struthers, Marguerite's fiance .,.... ....,. W alter Launt Clarence Rivers, another fiance ...,.........,r .,,,..,.. J ack Bond Julia Partington, Eddie's fiancee ...... .... B ette Abraham Connors, the butler ..........,.........,..., ..... T homas Clune Pietro Rafaelo .....................,..... .,....., W illiam Kunkle Dr. Broodie .............................,.... .,...,. L awrence Holzer John Belden, Wilton's partner ..,,.. Albertine, Mrs. Wilton's maid ........,,......... Sinon O'Neil Betty Cargill ACT I Scene I-A living room in Mr. Wilton's house. Shortly before dinner. Scene II -The same. Later in the evening. Scene I-The same. The ACT II next morning. Scene II -The same, Later in the morning. Time: The Present. Place: New York City PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager .... Assistants .....,..r... William Stanko ,.,...,,Boytl Georgia, Floyd Roper, Joseph Bursick Properties ........ .....,..,.... A rlin Barnes, Wesley Wood, Jeanne McMahon, Mary Jane Nieman Prompters ....... ..,.......... M argaret Brink, Joseph LaForte Make-Up ..,,....,.,........,.....,...,,.,..,......,,,,.,.........,.............. Edith Lewis, Lena Moseff Business Manager .............,...,.....,...,................................................,... Edith Lewis Tickets .....,,,,....... Robert Ahearn, Lillian Owen, William Ellis, Marjorie Davis Publicity .....,....................,.,....,..,,...... Robert Tate, Ann Parson, Verna Hodock Posters ..... ,...... M ary Jane Sloan, Ida Lewis, Clinton Campbell Ushers ........ .....Lillian Owen, Marjorie Davis, Verna Hodock, Lois Norton, Jeannette BeGasse, Joy Weir, Martha Whitaker, Christine Legge, Jane Oak- ley, Isabel Bullock, Vivian Cockerill House Chairman ..,.... ........,......... ...... ,............................. C l i nton Campbell Music by the High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Leo Lynch March-Freedom of the Seas ......., ........ E sberger Intermezzo - Fireflies ..,....,...... .....,... S avino Selection-My Maryland ...r. ...... Romberg Excerpts from High Jenks ......,.......... ......,.. F rinig March-The Attorney General ,..... ....... K inl Page 107 , A .l..- .i . PANORAMA ANNUAL fw 1936 E K I w THE BLUE GHOST 5 Page 108 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Dr. DeFormer ..,.,, Mr. Gray ............ jasper ................Y Inspector Wise ,..,Y Frank Host .,,...., Florence Waller The Stranger .,,,, 2. Serenade 3 4 The Blue Ghost April 3, 1936 CHARACTERS Directed by Carl L. Titus ACTS I, II and III Home of Dr. DeFormer on the Harlan The action is continuous. 1. Overture- The Merry Wives of Windsor . March from La Reine de Saba . March-Hall of Fame Robert Ahearn Melvin Shapiro Ralph Robinson Thomas Clune jack Bernard Alice Oliver Russell Deyo Clif? Nicolai Drigo Gounod Allen Music by the High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Leo Lynch PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,........,,.,....,,...........,....,,.................... W illlam Stilflkll Assistants ,,,,-,,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,,,,,..,, W illiam Moore, Clinton Klock, Peter Korba, john Cavanaugh, Kent Lawson, Gerald Bonham Sound Effects ,,,,,,. ,,..,.,, J oseph LaForte, Gilbert Martinson, Simpson Azersky Properties ,,,,,,., ,,.....,,,..................................,......... J ack Bond, Betty Cargill Make-Up ,,,,,,.,r,Y.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,, D orothy Baker, Marian Gage Prompters ,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,...,.,,,.,. Bette Abraham, Ida Lewis Business Manager .......................,.....l.......,.......................................... Edith Lewis Tickets ,cc.,.,r...,,, Margaret Brink, Lillian Owen, Verna Hodock, Marjorie Davis Publicity ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,r...,,.,,.,,,,,.....,...... Ann Parsons, Clinton Campbell Posters ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,rr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sinon O'Neil, Mary Jane Sloan Prefidefzl .... Secretary ................ Bzzrizzerr Manager General Offer .. Faffflfy Adtfifer ..... Prefidefzt .... Secretary ............. House ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, William Ellis, Walter Launt, Floyd Roper, Clinton Campbell Ushers ,.,,,. ...r.......,...........,,..... L illian Owen, Verna Hodock, Marjorie Davis. Jeanne McMahon, Isabel Bullock, Helen Sears, Mary Emmons, Margaret Sears Dramatics Club KFALL TISRMJ fSPRING TERM, Bizrilzerr Manager ..., General Ojfcer ..,.,, Family ALlL'i,f6I' .............. Bette Abraham Robert Ahearn Dorothy Baker Arlin Barnes jack Bernard Margaret Brink joe Bursik Clinton Campbell Thomas Clune Marjorie Davis Russell Deyo William Ellis joe LaForte Walter Launt Edith Lewis Ida Lewis Gilbert Martinso Sinon O'Neil fl William Moore Alice Oliver Lillian Owen Ann Parsons Frances Quilter Ralph Robinson Floyd Roper Mary jane Sloan William Stanko . WILLIAM ELLIS ANN PARSONS EDITH LIEVUIS , LILLIAN OWISN MR. TITUS . WILLIAM ELI.Is DOROTHY BAKER EDITH LIQWIS jon LAFORTE MR. TITUS Robert Tate jack Westfall George Whitinan Marion Gage Boyd Georgia Frances Hoffman Charlotte Jayne Kent Lawson john Wright Page 109 IL if PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 DRAMATICS CLUB Bum Page 110 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Annual Civic Club Debate january 8, 1956 Resolved: That Commercial advertising, :is carried on at the present time, is bntli socially and economically harmful. MAIN ARGUMENT REBLTTTAL Ist Atlirmative ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,..., Bette Alvmlizlin Negative ,... .,,....,,,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,,,,. B essie Katz lst Negative ,...,.,,,,....,,........,,..,. Lucile johns Aflirmiitive , .,,..,, Bette Abraham 2nd Atlirmutive .,,,,,. ,,,,, B etty Cook Negative , ,,.... Margaret Brink 2nd Negative ,...,,,, .,,,,,v, B essie Katz Atlirmiitive ..,,,, .,.,,,,....,v,,,. J fine Crane Brel Atlirmative ...,. .,v,,,,,,..,,,, J ane Crane 3rd Negative ...,,,,,, ,,,,,,...i..ti M iirgaret Brink Chairman: Mrs. Lee J. McEwan Deririwz flIl'flI'lj6LJ I0 flee flf'jll1'lllL1ffl'L' Intlividnal winnersABette Al'uraham, Lucile johns, Bessie Katz Page 111 A i PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ,ili- .ili- P lurid eu! .7,,.,.. l Hi-Y Club Vire-Preridellf ....,. Ser1'efaf'j' .... Trea.rf11'er' .,,,. CFALL TERMJ QSPRING TIQRMQ Prefldefzf .. . .... . .V Vive-P1'e,ridw1l .,7.. SOC'1'6fc1I'j' ..... T1'efz.ff11'e1' ..,... Richard Bennett Harold Billingm Harold Bishop james Blair Kenneth Briggs Fred Deyn Russell hlun ro Robert Wzllter' Rnhert Deyn Eddy French Henncssey Aheurn MEMBERS WILLIAM KUNKLI2 MARTIN GIIQSCIIIQN LEON Tozrzn LIESTIZR LISNZ WILLIAM WRIGHT KIQNT D. LAWSON I .,LI JOSEPH LAFORTIE PAUL HARDY Richard Jeffery Williarn Kunklc Lester Lenz Richard Luce john Munch Laverne Reimer Williain Rohertm Leon Tozei' Rnhert Vergason john Wfright Page 113 P.A.DJCDAR.A B418 A,DJPJIJ A.L for 1 9 3 6 1 1 Page 114 GIRL RESERVES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Girl Reserves CABINET Prerldezzt fFallJ ,.,. ................... Preridezzl fSpringJ ...,. Vice-Pmrirlelzt ....,,..,., Sefrelary ........ Treamrer , ...,..,..,,.... Fimmre Chairmrzzz .... Program C lmirman .,,,,. Sofia! C hairmazz .,.. Serrfire C lmirmmz ..... Mmir C laairmafz .....,. Plzblirily Clmirzmzn ...,. Alhlelir Cl7c1if7lldll ....,, HELEN LOCKWOOD PEARL KING MARY RUSSELL DORIS TURRELL FREDA VAIL BEULAH RILEY MARGARET BRINK DORIS DELLOW CoNsTANc:E FARRAR CAROLINE KLEE JEANNETTE BEGASSE MEMBERS Frances Armstrong Genevieve Ceponis Annetta Barker Alice Basel Guinevere Beers Jeannette BeGasse Helen Belansky Marion Bence Anita Benya Marion Davis Doris Dellow Jane Dewey Jean Driscoll Julia Dunay Mary Deringis Constance Farrar Georgianna Berlinger Audrey Foley Mary Jane Blowers Gertrude Freije Betty Boerl Barbara Booth Kathryn Boyle Georgia Bradley Marjorie Brass Margaret Brink Martha Buckle Margaret Buckley Rita Buckman Shirley Burnett Marguerite Bundy Grace Bullock Harriet Boyd Violet Caganek Ruth Campbell Ruth Carson Hortense Clune Barbara Colburn Betty Cook Laura Cosler Ellen Crossman Barbara Cupina Greta French Isabella French Margaret Hahn Marion Hall Melba Hazel Mary Hennessey Marie Hibbard Helen Hriciga Jane Jackson Gertrude James Charlotte Jayne Marion Jasielonis Kathleen Kelly Viola Kieda Pearl King Genevieve Kocak Stephanie Kritausky Norma Kroehler Mary Kurilecz Caroline Klee Marjorie Larrabee Helen Leary Lucille Le-Strange Edith Lewis Ida Lewis Evelyn Lupton Regina Machata Jeanne McMahon Ruth McCormack Elenore McHale Julia Maldaekas Dorothy Martindale Sylvia Martin Mary Mitacek Ruth Moody Marilyn Muller Lena Moseff Helen Mikolajunas Eleanor Neubauer Ada Lee Nichols Mary Jane Nieman Wanda Nytch Jane Oakley Betty O'Brien Beverly O'Brien Jayne O'Connor Catherine O'Neil Mildred Page Helen Perkins Julia Popolo Ellen Randall Beulah Riley ELISE ROHE Marie Rodman Elise RoHe Charlotte Ronk Ann Rooney Dorothy Russell Mary Russell Marjorie Shaw Eleanor Shoemaker Dorothy Shurtleff Helen Sears Mary Shine Janet Sisson Louise Speh Bernice Stafford Phyllis Tanner Genevieve Teague Olga Tesarek Dorothy Thomas Marie Thomas Ardath Thompson Josephine Tierno Elizabeth Truckenm Doris Turrell Jean VanAiken Dorothy VanCamp Gertrude Vecchio Dorothy Vogelin Jane Vogt Marion Watrous Martha Whitaker Elsie Winans Jane Winter Page iller 115 ::::::::::: P A.PJf3'R,A h11K A.PJTJIJ.A L for 1 9256 LITERARY CLUB W Page 116 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 L1terary Club QFALL TERM, Prefidefzz .,,,A... ..,.,,......,... ........ ....,., B E TTY WILBUR Vife-Prefideuz ...,, ..... A NNETTE JOHNSON Secretary ..V.......,,,,,A..,.,. .,A.. . .. M ARJORIE CHUBBUCK Cori-erpomling Sen-efary .... ,.... M ARJORIE SHAFNISKI 7 reafm-er .......,........, .. A..,.... .,............A.4.......w..... ...,.., ALDONA SHALY Sei-geanz-af-Amir ,,,... .... ., C ONSTANCE FARRER, MARYALICE Quick Family Advifer ...... ...7,,..........,,,A..........,.,,.. 7,,,.,... M I SS TOBIAS fSPRlNG Timmy P1-efidezzz ...,....... ..... , .. ..Y. MARY DER1NG1s Vive-Premi'enf ....,M ,.... A Licn RusHMER Serremry .....,,..,.,,...v.......,.... ..,... C AROLINE KLEE Correfllioizdifzg Serreiary ,,Y.. .,..........,,.......,.,......,. E VELYN LUPTON Sergeafzr-az-Arnir ........,.,,,, .,,,.. I :RANCES HOFFMAN, BETTY Cooic Fplflllfy Adl'iJiEI' ,,,, , .,,,,.......,...., ,..., . .. .... MISS TOBIAS MEMBERS Bette Abraham Mary Ruth Ahearn Margaret Brink Grace Bullock Isabelle Bullock Marjorie Chubbuck Betty Cook Marjorie Davis Doris Dello Helen Dino Mary Deringis Virginia Dewey Marian Dyke Mary Emmons Betty English Catherine Gavigan Lois Goodenough Norma Halt Helen Hale Melba Hazel Frances Hoffman Charlotte Jayne Barbara johnson Sara Kabakoff Eleanor Kinney Caroline Klee Frances Kolesinskas Evelyn Lupton Regina Machata Mary Ann Merges Helen Mikolajunas Ruth Miller Ada Lee Nichols Helen Onufrak Lillian Owen Susanne Pucliak Frances Quilter Evelyn Richards Elise RoHe Nancy Rudy Alice Rushmer Marjorie Salisbury janet Sawtelle Aldona Shaly Eleanor Shoemaker jean Taylor june Tingley Doris Turrell Dorothy Weinsteiii Wilma Dunn Page 117 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Librar Club Prefidezzt .....,,,.. .........,.........,.... ................,.. B 1 av1211LY O'B1111zN Vive-Praridezzf ..AA ......A,,.. E 1,1s12 Rol-Ili S6CI'Efdl'y . ...,, .. ,,A B IQSSIIZ Comsrocx T1'E:1J'lII'6I' ...,,,....., ,,.... G 12RA1.111N1z KUDRNA Gezzeml Ojicer ...., V,w.....v,.VV1,..Yw,,...V., A L1c21z R11sHM151a Fnmlfy Adz'i.1e1'f 1....... ,,........,,.,., D oRoTHY DH'I2R, SARA B1111Ns MEMBERS Sara Ahhzidessal lJ2lL1llI1C D11111i11111r Tillie Mzissy lElC1lI1Ul' Stevens Betty Boerl Mary Deringis Mary Motlitt l:llll'f'llCC Rose Alberta Bottini Stephanie Hl'2lSIli1 lX'lkll'jL?1l'Cf Novak Dom Econ QFALI. TERM, Anita Grainhs President ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,v,,...,, Vice-President amd Tl'C21SLll'C1' .,.., .,...,, E uleta Zeigler Secretary .............................,...,..... ,,,,,,, A lice Kleitz Correspomling Secretary ........,., ,..,., ,,,1 ,,,,,,,,, N 1 1 rma Redner Faculty Aclviser ..,......,,..,.................,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.. M iss Ruth Chaffee fSPRING TERM, President ...........,.,..,,.,,,,,,...,,..,...,...,,..,..,....,,.,.....,.... ..,. D orothy O'Bl'iCl1 Vice-President and Treasurer ...., .,.,,,. A nita Gramhs Alice Kleitz Secretary ,........,...,..,,v,,................. ,..,,.,,,.v,v. Correspomliiig Secretary .... ........,............. ....,,,,,1,.,,,, E 1 ileta Zeigler Faculty Adviser .....,..,..,,,...,...........,........,...,...... ,.,.Y, Iv fiss Mary Gillespie MEMBERS Florence Lacey joan Stolarcylc Norma Retloer Caroline Perry Helen Yeomarms Sophie Stolarcyk Ruth Retlner julia Dunay Dorothy O'Brien Helen Mikolujunus Lillian Crowe Mavis Carkuff Anita Grambs Louella Lindsley Louise Corhiu Stephany Kritkzlusky Alice Kleitz Euleta Zeigler Erlberta Bellis Page 118 PANORAMA ANNUAL Nix for 1 9 36. 1 'XA I BA: Le Cercle De Francais LES OFFICIERS fL'AIIToMMIaj liz pfhidellfe .,,.,..... ......,.,...,.,. ..,,......,,Y .,., liz live-lD1'45Jia'e11fe .,.,., fri J'6L'1'f.5fdf1't,' ,.., ..,. fe l1'45.i'0i'iw' ...... liz jlrifidelile ..., liz :ire-pr'I5Iidw1fc .,,,, . Iii .l'C't'l'c5fcZjI'6 g..,7,... fe l1'45.s'01'ie1' ...., Louis Bilrelli Bill Burns Betty Carver Genevieve Cepunib Amelia Cherkes Nancy Cmry Marjorie Davis hlalry Deringis Pauline Dilfllllllill Munro Eddy Pierre Exarhos Louis Grcenlvlott Helen Hale Harry Hcnncssey Elizabeth Hickey Frances Hoff111z1iI QLIC I1RINTIsMI1sj LES MEMBRES ANQIQLO CIIIQRRO ALICIQ RUSHMER , .... e.... B ETTY ENGLISH ROIIIEIIT G. SULLIVAN BETTY ENGLISH FRANIJISS HOFFMAN HIQLLN LEARY MYRTLIE SHIIMAN Annette JOl1l1SUI1 Dux'ntl1y johnson Mi1l'f.X3l'6f Leary Evelyn Lupton Rita North Betty O'Brien Alice Mae Phillips Bethyl Rl1eIIlwttm11 lwf2ll'jOI'iC Salisl1uI'y Anne Schwab Phillip Sll2ll1CCI1 Iwlarvin Tanenlmiis Robert Tate june Tingley Bill WI'igl1t Wiiltci' Zelcluw Page 119 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1935 Varsity Cheer Leaders Friincis hfunson Everett Turner Iflcanor Duell Christine Lcggc Lois Norton Prefidwzt ..Y., .. Vive-Prefialezzf 5'ew'efaz'y .,.,, .. T7'6d.flll'6'!' .,i, Pl'6J'i6l6!lf .,i..i.. 1935 - 1936 BOYS liin Willis, Heiul Clieerlexiclci' GIRLS ploy Xweir lvlilrgaret Whcliin - Tri-Hi Club OFFICERS -1935-36 OFFICERS f1956-37 Ralph Robinson Roy Lewis BLll'bL1I'Ll Grcif Stephanie I-Imsim Margaret Novak FRANCIS MUNsoN ALAN WiLi.1s Y, , Lois NCJIITCJN CHRISTINE Lizcoif ROY Liswis Organized in the fall of 1935 as a cheerleaders club to aid in increasing school spirit, to conduct pep rallies, etc. Page 120 I. IANURAMA ANNUAL for H231 2 7 Q lr I llllllllllllllllllllll Pc? -l. i T- PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 1 ix r E me fig 0 O e 122 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 i FOOTBALL SQUAD VARSITY SCHEDULE wfwu DC li .EQ E5 E,- CI IA 1, ww 15? UQ Em H F1 QE 5-E O5 QS 23 li, L M 131 QQ 5 ,fw- -4.4 H .SLU C: .Zi '55 Z? '1 5, U 5. rc fi .1- 1122 Cm H ah.: E51 2, il, QA U. 92 u..I Ti. .E- D, eff, H WW II UO -'GCG J lage 29 PANORAMA ANNUAL for l 93 Cl06ZL'lI9 .,.... Nlamzger .... Harold Ruth, Hon. john Congdon Woodrow Hayes Dudley Leonard john Maslowsky William Graney William Ellsworth Varsity Football Capt. William Stewart, Hon. Capt. Anthony Najarian William Scheider Wilson Robbins Walter Rose LETTERMEN Arthur Speakman Kenneth Rounds Stewart Follette Robert Taylor Robert Meagher Charles Bowen William Preuss joseph Wawrek SQUAD David jones Daniel Davis William Opie George Kluchka HENRY MERZ LAWRENCE SASS Richard Allen Donald Allen joseph Arrigoni john Vlkovic john Vonetis john Yurka Phillip Vanderbeck john Pankovich Robert Kane john Korcak Clifford Long Ralph Auchinachie Page 124 P A.DJCD R A.D4 A .A BIDJIJ A.L for 1 9356 1.... .-- fi Q-. Q .,,, , ,,, ,.A, W H , MM, , .-, , , , , , -1,5 -. , BASKETBALL LETTERMFN Page 125 -til PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 HC B1 B1 BL. B1 FLC lil B1 IH l',z:' ., Hb H.S H.S HS HS H.S Hb, - H bf-- Hh. - c' I 30 ' 33 Varsity Basketball Cflllfff ,,,wa aw,aY,.. ...., I A . D. GRIQIQNMAN lllllllllgw a.,,. ...., ..a,, ,,a,.. .... R 1 4 g HARD Klzmmn joseph Rlgilll, Capt. Michael liL1I'XlI1L'll1lli Ajulmn Pnnlcovicll Riclmrxl XXfatwn Dlnllcy l.cunnrml jnscph Vifawrck XXfilliam Herman ,john Korcula Paul Rcgalln Wfilliam Pnwcll Alumni A .,,. ,,,. l Tninwn-limlicutt LETTER M EN Jacque DuMnnll Cllarlcs Bowen 'l'l1om115 Conlon Anllrc-w Mugisll SQUAD rl4llOI1'lLlS Lwkn -Iulm Ksiunzylc Vlulmn Vlkuvic -Iwlmn Mullin SCHEDULE B.C.H.S.-30 -27 li.C.H.S.-- Hi -25 26 . ., .,..,.,., C,u1'tlaml-W IS B,C.H,S.-A25 28 .,.. ,,..,,, K Dneontn-29 B,C.H.S.-48 '50 .,.. l,,. Geneva+18 B.C.H.S.-M29 53 . ,..,.,,......,,,. lfl12'lC2l750 B.C.l-1.5.---12 20 ,,,, .,,. I Tniun-Emlicwtt--Z5 B.C.H.S.--'28 Z9 ,,,,, ,,,, J olmnson CityA32 B.C.H.S.74lO v, ,,,,,,..,,,,...,, lZlI111I.l'f-'21 B.C,,H.5,-55 l3.C,.H.5.--V-2-1 H .,,,, Ulifa Frye Afrulcnly f-1-1 l,,, mln . ,J Utlca lfrce Manlius Cufllzliul Oneonta Norwich Ithaca Academy Norwich ,. lilmim 23 li 27 I5 26 29 26 2-i 26 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 lzel27 y .--il PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1936 Page 128 TRACK SQUAD s E Z 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 C mich ...... M ana ger .... Austin Kellum Vincent Hagman James Brady james Kelley Frank Zverblis Harold XVhittemore Stanton Rines james Doubleday Wilscmn Robbins Frank Billo Michael Marusich john Ksionzyk Harvey Wl1ite Lanninz Ace Track john Gorman Robert Meagher Robert Pierce john Rogge Blinn Buell james Lakin Tony Ferro Harold Ruth Robert McKrell Richard Kaley Hugh Mullin Reinhald Fritzsche Robert jenkins HENRY MERZ PAUL HARDY Benjamin Driscoll Lyman Pickett John Grow jack Eisman John Congdon james Smith Willianm Scheicler John Mullin Thomas Conlon james Underwood Wfallace Brown Williani Mazar Ralph Wzltkins Robert Canny SCHEDULE May 9 ,,,, .r,,...,,..,,,,,,.,,, J ohnson City May 30 .,......,, Quadrangular Meet at Oneonta May 16 ,,,,, ,..t,.t,tt,,.,t.....,,t.,,..,,.,,,, a t Ithaca fTriple Cities and Oneontal May 23 .,,,. t,i.,., E n-Joie Meet at Endicott june 6 ..........,,.....,....,..,,,,, Sectionals at Cornell May May May May Golf Comb ,..,,......,...,,,..,,. ,...............,,., ..............,.. J 0 HN RUSSELL Julius Bardis Hugh Smith Rexford Titus Michael Marusich Louis Greenblott George Twaryonis Nick Krenitsky SCHEDULE ,,,,,,,,,,,, Norwich May 22 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ...,,,,,,. a t Norwich .u,,.,,.,.... at Owego May 26 ..,,. ......,..............Y........... O wego 9 ,,,,,, ,,,i,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,, C , C, C, May 29 ,,,rr, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 It Union-Endicott 15 ..... .,..,,. U nion-Endicott June 6 .,,., .....,.. I ntersectionals at Ithaca Page 129 ::::::::::: P A.DJCJIl1XTd A. 15 DJTJ LI KI. for 179 5 6 BASEBALL SQUAD 'Ng Ex Page 130 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Maly May May May May Baseball Squad Comb .....,,.,. .............. .............., . ....,...........,... H E RBERT NICHOLS Aiiumgerf .....4.....a...,aa. as ..... .JOHN Novmc, FRANK SMOLINSKY Charles Badger Rudolph Blazicek Charles Bowen Wfilliam Carter Tony DiFulvio George Dranchak john Durlcot Charles Keane john Korcak john Ksionsyk Willizlixw McGowan SCHEDULE 2 ,..., .,,....,...,..,.....,.,,. O neonta May 9 ,..., ..........,,.............r.. N orwich june 16 ,,.,, ,,,,. Q A,M.j Union-Endicott june Z0 r.,,. ,,...,,..,,..,r,..,,..,..... a t Ithaca june 29 ,..,..,.,,.,,......,,..,,,..,,,,.,.... Johnson City June Anthony Najarian John Pankovich Earle Quackenbush Kenneth Rounds Harold Sviatyla Robert Taylor john Vlkovic joseph Vifawrek Bernard Yuszkus Vlfalter Orszewski 28 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 P.M.j at Union-Endicott 3 ,,,,,, ,,,...,,,...,..,..........,,.,,,, 11 t Oneonta 6 .,.,. ,..,...r,...,.......,...,,.,,,,,,,.... I thaca 10 ,,,,r .,,,,,, a t johnson City 15 .....,,.........,,...,,.,...,,...,,..,.. at Norwich MORNING INTRAMURAL BASEBALL AFTERNOON INTRAMURAL BASEBALL Page 151 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 W restlmg Coazrla ..,. .................................,,.. ...... j o HN RUSSELL LETTERMEN 135 lbs. ..... ....,.. J ames Underwood 165 lbs. .......,....... jack Quiulivan 145 lbs. ..... ......... R ichard Stevens 175 lbs. ,,..,,.,,.,,.,,,,,, ......, S tewart Follette 155 lbs. ,.....,....... ............. K enneth Tyler Heavyweight ,,......,..... .....,. G erald VanAtta Unlimited ......,.........,,,,..........,,,, Donald Allen Walter Rose Carl Graham Albert Blaylock William Perry SQUAD Donald McLean Douglas Davis jack Townsend Robert Kane Stanley Jones George Beal Norman Keiser Robert Marcy Jack Munch Donald McManus Walter' Randall Richard Greene Stanton Rines Rifle Squad Cofzrh ...........................,...............,....,............... G. A. YOUNGSTROM Stanley Babcock Frank Ball Richard Bennett jack Bernard james Blair Page 132 Michael Bogosta William Brunig Alfred Doolittle Harry Dougherty Paul Hardy Charles Hess Roy Payne Thomas Keeler james Lakin Clifford Long William Mazar John Mooney Donald Rider Elmo Snedaker jack Vanl-Iorne George Wesler Fred Beck PANORAMA ANNUAL far 1936 Coach Tennis Squad Arnold Mulinsky Michael Kulik Douglas Bonham Kenneth Chernin Alfred Rosenfield Rulwcrt Rettew Donald McManus jack Vanl-lornc HAROLD HEAGY David Peck Sim psnn Azcrsky Munro Eddy Joseph Mangan Peter Dudock Waltei' Zeldnw Wlilliam Grancy SCHEDULE May .Z ,,,,,,, ,,.... 1 lt Norwich May 23 ,,,,,,, ,,,i , , Norwich May 9 ,,,,., .....,,,,.,,....... W alton May 27 ,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 tvlfalton May 15 .,,,.. ,,.,,.,.,............ O neonta May 50 .,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, fi f Oneonta June 5-6 .v,.,,....v.,.....,.. ,,................ S ectionals C30 Page 135 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 GIRLS' SPGRTS Page C 051519 ...... Agan, Bette Allington, June Brown, Evelyn Brunner, Lana Calkin, Kathryn Chanecka, Angeline Conklin, Ella Cramer, Betty Jane Davis, Marian Dehnar, Helen Dickinson, Dawn Freeman, Elizabeth Freije, Gertrude Gay, Christina Horowitch, Betty Kassman, Evelyn 134 Hockey QAFTERNOONJ Miss HAZEL WILBUR Kelly, Emily Krivyanik, Mary Lacey, Jean Lesko, Margaret Malchak, Helen Morten, Minnie Massar, Josephine McCormick, Ruth Meagher, Jane Meyers, Belle Mitchell, Anne Moser, Dolores Moses, Bernice Oakley, Jane O'Connor, Jayne Rodgers, Marie Rudack, Helen Ryan Sarah Jane Santalucia, Eleanor Sears, Helen Semo, Dorothy Sharak, Katherine Solak, Mary Strozzi, Antoinette Teague, Genevieve Testani, Filomena Thomas, Dorothy Vicchio, Gertrude Walker, Jessie Wairlika, Stephie Yurka, Josephine PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 fMORNINGJ Cnaflw ........ .. .. ........ M R s. GLADYS ORDWAY Malzagerf ..,.. Abraham, Bette Belansky, Helen Benya, Anita Buchel, Stephanie Bullock, Isabel Buono, Trieste Caganek, Violet Carson, Ruth Colpitts, Julia Cargill, Betty Chiama, Lillian Cupina, Mary Cockerill, Vivian Dewey, jane Dorsey, Genevieve Gavigan, Catherine Gavigan, Irene Gooclenough, Lois Grech, Margaret Greif, Barbara Hawe, Kay Hrasna, Stephanie Hriciga, Helen Kagey, Virginia Kocak, Genevieve Kroehler, Norma Lango, Philamena Legge, Christine Lyon, Kay Matalka, Angeline Moseff, Lena - Basketball WHITAKER, V. KAGEY Neubauer, Eleanor Novak, Margaret Oretskin, Esther Oretskin, Helen Page, Mildred Paulisak, Helen Russell, Mary Rudy, Nancy Sears, Helen Sears, Peggy Severson, Jeanette Shine, Mary Vavra, Julia Whelan, Margaret Weir, joy Wfhitaker, Martha fMORNING, Coarla .i.,.... .........,... M Rs. GLADYS ORDWAY Mazlagerf ..... .........,.....,,,. N . KROEHLER, B. ABRAHAM Abraham, Bette Freeman, Elizabeth Malchak, Helen Agan, Betty Gates, Mary Maldaekas, julia Ahl, Marion QCapt.l Ammon, Helen fCapt.j Belansky, Helen QCapt.j Benya, Anita Booth, Barbara Broughton, Betty Brown, Evelyn Brunner, Lana Bullock, Isabel QCapt.j Buono, Trieste Caganek, Violet Carroll, Rita Christian, Marie Collins, Margaret Colson, Beatrice Cramer, Betty Jane Cupina, Barbara Davis, Marion Davey, Mildred Dewey, jane Dixon, Dorothy Dorsey, Genevieve Freije, Gertrude Gavigan, Catherine Gavigan, Irene Grech, Margaret Greif, Barbara Hahn, Margaret Hennessey, Mary Hewitt, Beverly Hrasna, Stephanie Hriciga, Helen Horowitz, Betty Kagey, Virginia Kelley, Kathryn Kocak, Genevieve Kocik, Dorothy Kollar, Olga Krivyanik, Mary Kroehler, Norma LaTorrey, Grace Leary, Helen Legge, Christine Lyon, Kathryn Machata, Regina Moody, Ruth Moseff, Lena Moses, Bernice fCaptj Neubauer, Eleanor Novak, Margaret QCapt.J Oakley, Jane fCapt.J O'Brien, Betty Page, Mildred Riley, Beulah Rudik, Anna Rudy, Nancy Sears, Helen Sears, Peggy Shine, Mary Sprout, janet Swackhamer, Reva Teague, Genevieve VanCamp, Dorothy Vavra, julia Weir, Joy Whitaker, Martha Wittman, Helen Yurka, Josephine fCapt.J Page 135 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 C only ......,.. Agricola, Michelina Allen, Doris Amelinink, Pauline Andrews, Clare Aumick, Marjorie Austin, Helene Barnes, Ruth Barnett, Anita Bird, Dorothy Jane Bulger, Esther Caganek, Irene Calice, Lucile Castelli, Lucy Chase, Barbara Cole, Theo Collins, Jeanne Diffenderfer, Dorothy Dilello, Josephine Downs, Katherine Ferrante, Nellie Fish, Jane Page 136 QAFTERNOONJ Flynn, Margaret Gettys, Marjorie Lee Gilbert, Rita Golan, Agnes Gorton, Doris Jane Graney, Betty Guiendon, Betty Guley, Helen Heil, Grace Jackson, Cora Kelly, Emily Keogh, Marion Lacey, Jean Lanuti, Mary Latta, Anna Lapio, Minnie Lee, Marjorie Lesko, Margaret Lockwood, Jean Martin, Minnie Miss HAZEL WILBUR Maxymchuk, Theresa May, Helen McCarthy, Phyllis McHale, Beatrice Meagher, Jane Meyers, Belle Miska, Ruth Montane, Helen Nelson, Ethel Nitke, Harriet Nocciolino, Anna Osborne, Mary Jean Palmer, Alice Petertyl, Frances Phillips, Mary Jane Pitel, Martha Rodgers, Marie Rose, Florence Rowley, Elizabeth Rudack, Helen Ryan, June Satterlee, Elizabeth Scully, Helene Semo, Dorothy Simonaitis, Stephanie Slauson, Barbara Smith, Dorothy Stretz, Irma Strozzi, Antoinette Tangi, Lucy Testani, Filomena Thurber, Nellie Trahan, Josephine Uhrinec, Evelyn Vajay, Mary Vlkovic, Velma Watkins, Thelma Weir', Harriette Winheld, Anna Wfinkler, Gertrude Zapotocky, Helen l'fkIJCD R.A Liza iKPJ Dlllia L for 1,9 3 6 ...ll- Baseball QMORNINGD Coach ......, ,,.........,,.,,..,,.....,,.,,,.,,..........,.,,...........Y.,w..A..,....... Managers ,,,,,,........, .,,.,,.,........ , ,.,,,.,.......,..,,..,.., . Agan, B. fCapt.D Ammon, Helen Broughton, Betty Buckman, Rita Caganek, Violet Carroll, Rita Carson, Ruth Casterlin, Lucy Cupina, Barbara Davis, Marion Gates, Mary Greif, Barbara Hewitt, Beverly Hrieiga, Helen Kagey, Virginia Kocak, Genevieve Kroehler, N. QCapt.j LaTorrey, Grace Leary, Helen Legge, Christine Lyon, Kay Machata, Regina Malchak, Helen Maldackas, julia Moseff, Lena O'Brien, Betty Rueliclc, Anna Mrs. Gladys Ordway C. Legge, B. Hewitt, M. Whitaker Sharak, Kathryn Shine, hlary Swackhamer, Reva Vavra, julia Vavra, Virginia Weir, joy Wlhitalcer, Martha Wittman, H. fCapt.J Yurka, J. fCapt.j QAFTERNOONJ Coach ............. ................,...........,..,.................,................... lN Iiss Hazel Wilbur Agricola, Michelina Guientlon, Betty Mastronartli, Hilda Rodgers, Marie Amelinink, P. QCapt.j Hamzik, Alvina Lfaxymchuk, Theresa Rutlack, Helen Andrews, Clare Barnes, Ruth Bulger, Esther Castelli, Lucy Chase, Barbara Cole, Theo Dilello, Josephine Furman, Katherine Simonelli, Susie Hildebrandt, Dolores May, Helen Jackson, Cora CCapt.j McHale, Beatrice Strozzi, A. tCapt.j Kelly, Emily Montone, Helen Testani, Filomena Lapio, Minnie Nelson, Ethel Wfatkins. Thelma Latta, Anna Nocciolino, Anna Wei1', Harriette Lee, Marjorie Palmer, Alice Wfrinkler, Gertrude Lesko, M. fCapt.j Persley, Hazel Zapotocky, Anna Lockwood, Jean Page 137 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Tennis fMORNINGJ C 04519 ...,..,..,.,,.,..,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,- MRS, Abraham, Bette Ahl, Marion Babcock, Helen Belansky, Helen Benya, Anita Brown, Evelyn Brunner, Lana Bullock, Isabel Buono, Trieste Burr, Doris Cargill, Betty Carver, Betty Cobb, Dorothy Cockerill, Vivian Collins, Margaret Congdon, Helen Cramer, B. jane Crary, Nancy Damiano, Pauline Page 138 Darrow, Louise Dewey, Jane Dorsey, Genevieve Edgcombe, Marjorie Edgar, Elizabeth Erby, Frances Freeman, Elizabeth Freije, Gertrude Freije, Gladys French, Isabella Gavigan, Catherine Gavigan, Irene Gilbert, Veronica Grech, Margaret Hahn, Margaret Harris, Margaret Hazlehurst, Doris Hazel, Melba Hennessey, Mary Horowitch, Betty Hrasna, Stephanie Hullar, Katherine Johnson, Barbara Johnston, jean jones, Dorothy Kabakoif, Sarah Kelley, Dorothy Kelley, Katherine Kinney, Eleanor Kocik, Dorothy Kollar, Olga Lewis, Edith Matalas, Florence Liikolajunas, Helen McCormick, Ruth McKeeby, Mildred Moses, Bernice Mrlak, Dorothy GLADYS ORDWAY Newbauer, Eleanor Novak, Margaret Oakley, jane Page, Mildred Pearson, Louise Randall, Ellen Ronk, Charlotte Rudy, Nancy Sears, Helen Sears, Peggy Sirnonaitis, Nellie Sprout, janet Stevens, Barbara Sullivan, Jean Teague, Genevieve Thomas, Marie Thorpe, Yulle Truckenrniller, Eliz VanCamp, Dorothy Zainay, Helen abeth PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ill. Coaclv ..... Albrechta, Virginia Aumick, Marjorie fLeaderJ Austin, Helene Barnett, Anita fLcaderJ Bolas, Mary Brooks, Edna Buchsbaum, Rose Buckley, Mary Budovic, Josephine Caganelc, Irene Collins, Jeanne Crimmins, Margaret Crimmins. Ruth Daniels, Dorothy fLeaderJ Downs, Katherine Ferrante, Nellie fI,eaderJ Finkelstein, Charlotte Ql.eatlerJ Flynn, Margaret Flynn, Mary Anne Folmshee, Dorothy Gage, Barbara Gettys, Marjorie Lee QI.catlerJ Gilbert, Rita fLeaderJ Gillen, Dolores fAFTliRNOONJ Gordon, Charlotte Gorton, Doris Jane fl.caderJ Graney, Betty Ql.eaderJ Guley, Helen Heil, Grace Hill, Marion Hullman, Frances Hutchings, Dorothy Johnson, Jean Kennedy, Betty Keogh, Marian Kilmartin, Beatrice fLeatlerJ King, Katherine fLeaclerj Kinney, Christine Lacey, Jean QLeaderJ Lewis, Anne fl.eaderJ McCarthy, Phyllis McGinnis, Eleanor Meagher, Jane Meyers, Belle fl.eaderJ Nitke, Harriet fLeatlerJ Norton, Ruth fLeaderj Petertyl, Frances Phillips, Mary Jane Pitel, Martha Miss HAZIEL WILBUR Pusen, Anne QLeaderJ Richards, Elizabeth Rose, Dorothy Rose, Florence Rowley, Elizabeth fl.c.idcrj Ryan, Sarah Jane Satterlee, Elizabeth Schwehm, Eleanor Scully, Helene lLeatlerj Semo, Dorothy flqeaderj Simonaitis, Stephanie QLeatlerJ Slauson, Barbara Smales, Janice Smith, Dorothy fLeaderj Spangenhurg, Florence Stever, Nellie Stolarcylc, Sophia Stretz, Irma Tangi, Lucy Thomas, Martha Uhrinec, Evelyn Vajay, Mary Wales, Dora Mae Zeigler, Mary Page 159 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Page 140 'Q.vEZm9 ACKNOVVLEDGMENTS C i Di The Panorama Staff wishes to commend the following for rendering their services so willingly: Mr. McEwan, Principal, and Mr. XXfeaver, Vice-Principal, who have been untiring in their efforts to help us. The teachers who so kindly co-operated with us in securing subscriptions and in distributing all issues during the year. The ofhce 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 Mary Miller, Miss Helen Murphy and their classes for their efforts and time expended 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, ofhcial photographer, and Messrs. S. J. and F. C. Kelley, engravers. II PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 r::: - A::::: - - -::::-: ---- - - - - - - -::f 1 :I I II :I 1, 'I 1 1 1: 1: 1, II 1, 'I 1, 'I 1: ft 1, ,I 1: II 1, :I I, 'I II :I I, 1 , I ig I0 the gmclzzatrfzg Clan: ,E I 1 II You are leaving familiar scenes to enter I I: upon new ones. If in the future you find I II yourselves better fitted for your duties, if I :I you find your ideals are higher, your view I: of life broader and more kindly, your in- ff terest in those you meet greater and more 'I I It helpful--because of your years in the Cen- I II tral High Schoolfthose years have been I I II well spent. I 1, II I, Witli every good wish, 1, II 1, , II Q, Board of Educatzofzb I .1 I It It It I 1, 1, II I II I II II I I ,: QQ 1 I I I1 I1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, If I1 II II I II 'I I II 'I II 'I :I :I I I II II II II 1, 1, If I1 1, 1, 1, 1, II II e-- --+- f ----- 'f:::: A::: ::::'::::: v::: ::::v ::::::::::4 P11 ge I ll l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 SeHooL DAYS AND MUSIC Num if llve lime In My the fnllmffz- ff' limi of your Hlllliillll edfm1li011. I A GOLDIZN OPPORTUNITY ' to learn to play an instrument is l extended to you in the new classes X 9 -..II now forming at the J l l Weeks and Dickinson School f I of M us1e Here Are fur! .1 lieu' of flu' Sflcdijtlf flzllltlllfiigtif ll e Ojai' 5,071 if Free Instrument while learning. i' A trial course to discover your ' if Your own choice of a teacher. flflfufal Hlitltude' i' Individual specialized instruction 'lf No obligation to continue lessons OVER ONE 'l'I'IOZl'.9ANI3 PUPILS ALREADY ENROLLED! 'lliirteen Large Studios. lfinest Instructors. Actual Training for Public and Radio Appearances. EEKS AND DICKINSO 39 Chenango St. I 11456 Washington Ave. BIIXIGHAINITQN - - EN DICUTT f , Pcltgt' l-Il PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 Class Prophecy-E anuary, 1936 fContinued from Page 90j Mclntyre, former luminary, Kathryn Keiper, jane Carbone, Bernard Kiznis, Harold Van Order, and Campbell Connelly, who have re- cently joined it. Annette johnson, that well- known blues singer has been traveling with the orchestra for the past year. The guests are arriving so rapidly now that it is difficult to keep pace with them. The Honorable john Sheridan, United States Sena- tor from Pennsylvania, with his wife, the former Christine Legge, have just entered. They're giving him a grand ovation. Dorothy johnson, dramatic critic for the Press, and john Morrison, mechanical engineer at West- inghouse, are members of the Senator's party, along with Kathryn Ahern and Martin Buchta. Look, folks! If it isn't our big three of football-Bobby Taylor, an All-America half- back of 1940, now coaches the Iowa All-Starsg Bill Stewart is the head football coach at Notre Dame, and Bill Ellsworth is now play- ing pro football with the Brooklyn Dodgers. As soon as the Master of Ceremonies, Don- ald Geiger, arrives, the festivities will begin. Oh, here he comes now, escorting Ruth O'Neil, the well-known magazine cover model. He's coming over to the table now, so I guess things are about to start. Yes, he is asking the guests to take their places, and when all is quiet, the Rev. George Phalen will say grace. We'll have some time now to tell you what some of the rest of the class is doing. I'll just pick them out as we look along the tables .... Here's an interesting group- Yicholas Busino, now a certified accountant, and his pal, George Barvinchak, President of Penn State, are chatting with Jane Harding and Eva Barnett. If you are in New York, you might visit jane and her assistant, Dot White, who run a beauty shoppe. Our soda fountain salesmen, Malcolm Wilcox, Dick Sweet, and Vincent Campo, seem to be enjoy- ing themselves. They are talking to none other than the famous lawyer, Bernard Whitte- more. His latest case, the prosecution of Trigger Joe Mollen, was the most sensa- tional murder trial of the year. And if that isn't Don Bonham over there. He is the sole proprietor of the famous night club, The Rendezvous. And there are An- gelo Cherro, Bob Bryant and Bob Sullivan, r ----- ----- ---v---- -----v-vv 1 vvvv -----,-,------v--- A ----- AA---- - A ---- 00,004-4 EE EE 1, lp 11 To B. C. H S Graduates fi 4, I I 1, 1, I' I' ,I 1I I' TI :I Our congratulations to those of you with whom we have 1, :I had the privilege of collaborating in the publication of il THIS PANORAMA. Il ll g if We hope that all of you who are entering the business li world will remember favorably the organization that printed if your publication this year. I l f: And so we say to B.C.H.S. graduates- Step ahead . . . lj 1: tackle that new work with rolled up sleeves . . . come through! ll 'u EE :E ln 'I 1, 1, 5: THE ANDERSQN PRESS 5 1: :I 'u 1 1: 50 COMMERCIAL AVENUE 009 BINGHAMTON, N. Y. if iL'::::::5: A '555799::?5?5555i::5555555 45 -55555 ---A--A-AA'A'- .E Page 1-4 3 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 well-known playboys, Several of the favorite iY::'A :': ':'::'1T entertainers are here alsu. Mnryalice Quick, 1: 1, who clues an interpretive tlzmce at the cluh, 11 FRANKLIN D. SCIIIJDER, :1 and four new memhers of Dons Broatlway Y 1: Review, Helen Folmsbee, Iilsie Ruth Bigler, 1, 511 Mill Street Dial l-11757 :1 jennnette BeG:1sse, and jzme Wilc11x are here. 1: Oh! Look! Ray Evans has just spilled his All Kim!-I' Of soup on Jessie Swans lap. Jessie, however, 1, 1 1 1 '1 seems unperturhed, and everything will soon :I I N 5 U R A N CA I3 : he all right again. Continuing uruuntl the 1: -A , 1 table, we see Roy Hinmun and his wife, the 11 Iliff- Affulfnf imll Hellllll : former Esther Oretsking also Gerultl Dock- 1: Au11,,,,1,1,f1e I, stmler and Helen Vnvra. 41 , , , I 1, 'Ienrhers Group Insurume 11 We have all sorts uf AICCLIPLHIKIIIS repre- :1 : sented here: silk stocking salesman, Reirl L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,3 1 1 1 1 W W H X Ii 1: lfnrl I. Beckwith I.11LlIS W. Beckwith :I I1 CUNLIRATI I.AI IONS '1 41 ' ,I 1 11 11 sAY rr Wl'I'H rLoW12Rs 1 I tl t , I I: U K Exclusive and Up-t11-Date Service '1 ci1.Ass or 1956 '1 - 1 ' ig 1: 1 C. R. Beckwrths Sons 1: 1, 1, 1 '1 1 1 Iioniletl Member of 1 1: H' M' 1: lfluristst Telegraph Service 1, I, 1, 11 1: p,,L,,,,,,,,,,,k,., : 2 Chenango Street, Hillcrest Ig I 1 1 1 Dial 2,5556 .1 1, 162 MAIN Ylilllzlxl '1 1, , '1 1, 1, 1, Ihr:-1 Servlet- tu Greenhousr-s 1, 1 1 1 11 L.,,--,,,-,..,,,-,,,.,---,,,,,J 1:-,,,,-,,.c,,c,,,,,.,,,,---,,,-4 STRIKING PICTURE H071 do more fo aifracf 2716 bl1sylkIgpUbffC' flmn all flze type lh , creation u I, S. J. KELLEY ENGRAVING CO' 1 DESIGNERS- ENGRAVERS-ELECTROTYPERS Q. 54 -K WPRESS AN BUILDING BINGHAIVITON N.Y i' 'I :'-i Qrklfxi Ill '.XklxKl.XhX kXXXX'xXklxIXXX,'x QXXkXXXXQxXlx XlilNx:Iix'X llzlge I -'Ili 'I P,A PJCD.R,A B4.A .A DJTQ Ilia L for' 19 3 6 ::::::::::: Kellam, wholesaler, joseph Wfaltersg ticket F:::::: ::'::::' ::::::::::? seller, Marie Lake, seamstress. Betty Gromes. f 4: Martha Plauson is working in the Art De- 4: 1, partment of the Pictorial Review. As' for 'I :' hookkeepers, there are Thomas Leary, Paul :' By 4: Skrovanek, David Lehous, Edward Merrill, 1: 'I and Paul Sivak. And we find that Dorothy :I h Davis, Mildred Kabakoff, Ethel Havlik, Made- ,: Our New SC eme 1, line Shear, Lavina Lincoln, Helen Dewing, 1, :I and Dorothy Kalmbacher are stenographers. :I ,here is ,: We also find various vocations represented 4: L 1, as follows: 'I , :l Paperhangers-Willirim Lubines, Graydon Qualltl' Supreme 1: MacLean, Bernard Yuszkus, Solomon Nelson, 1, 'I and Marvin Tanenhaus. 'I in Nurses-Rita Dillon, Margaret Gibb, Doro- 4, 1, thy Rowits, Inez Mastronardi, Lillian Domen- 1, :P ico, Nellie Feinberg, Helen George, Helen :l 4: Shaller, Jeannette Ferguson, Mary Geary, and 4: 1, VVihna Fohnsbee. 'I 1 J Aviators-Norman Wiills, Anthony Villan- I' I E 1: ella, Arnold Mulinsky and Roy Payne. C Authors-Anna Mikolajunas, jane O'Neil, :l 4: Lynford Shufelt, Mary Rooney, Willis Sim- 4: 'A' 'k 1, mons, Daun Shifter, Dorothy O'Brien, and 4, :P Richard Quain. 4: Grocers-Robert Potter, Reginald Nichols, 1 'I George Solyak, Kenneth Smith, Stanton Rines, 15 MAIN STREET Al KQuackenbush, llrIw'ai d R1Ie, Edward : q Schrader, and Louis Rodman. 1, Phone 2-9741 :I Governesses---Anne Melensky, Mary Matu- :l 4: lis, Joanne Resman, Rosina Pierdomenico, 4: 1, Mary Rosko and Wlinifred Reynolds, 'I :' The movies have not been forgotten either :L,,:::::::::,:::::::::::::::l f-:Nunn-:HexNxxeenumhe:::HH HHH':He v X ' 4 l Qi 1, :I 1, I 1, ' 1 l :T I' 1: l 1 1: G R A D U A T E S ,I 'I . ' - ,l i: H'h0 6l1'6 17lfL,1'efffd 111 1 , 1 ' I :E EMPLOYMIQNT 5: 1, 1: 5: Technical business training will give market value to your high school 4: education. It will greatly increase your chances of securing a good business 1, 'P position. 1: i: . . . 'I : C3radtuues are entuled to the services of the school in the naaner of place- p :: ments. Over ZOO calls for ofiice assistants were received during 1935. 4: I i: CflllI'.f6,i'fBOOkl'iCCPll'1g, Shorthand, Secretarial, Complete Business. I : FJeu'CUarmu Fawn Enrh Alouday : 4, i :I 1, - . I 5, LOWELL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS I: 1, , :I 1, 116 Front Street Phone 4-2941 1: 1, I l 'I 4, ,,,-- - -: ::.-.-::.-::-.--,:,,,,,,,:,:,,,,::.- ::,,:::::,:::::::: : J Page 14 5 PANORAMA ANNUAL for L93 for David Evans is well-known for his work V s ' in the wild western one-reelers, Marion Dailey, as you probably know, is a famous 1, SH, me ATEN cow-girl. That group over in the corner con- :a sisting of Russell Bender, Norine Craver, ,I .Frances Bell, Wiiinie Behan, Monica Thayne, 4, DU0'DR-'UI Duane Leigh,tf'n, Stan Ostrom, and Fred Og- ll , i ,J ' ., - den. have all made names for themselves on lWLKcL 'ltcyl the concert stage. Ir Let's see, here are some more: jane Lang- if 11.1 Aff'-Crzllafjliollcfcf ham runs a dress shop. and believe it or not, :I james Kneibler is a minister. Wliii is next? 4' Theres Dave Bloom, who is now living in 1: Chicago. Oh, yes, Hugh Smith, bolder than 'I H 1 ever, is president of a billiard ball company. 1'4 WATER ST' Next to Hugh is--guess who-V-Milo Hol- 1L ':::::::::::::::::: :::: r:::: ::::--::',::::'..:,:::::,,,,,-:.-,,.-,.- ,,,, .-.-::,:,,,,.-: 5 5 l F Q Y t or ver 54 ears ,,,e,,-e,,s'Qe'f, Binghamtonk Fashion Center! HILLS, MCLEAN SL HASKINS Binghamton, N. Y. v - - v .... v v - v ',f,r:rr,-Of,::,..::::::::::,':::::::,4-'::::.- ::: 98 0 HOME DELIVERED i Enrbi in tba 1W01f'1z1'1zLg i , l FRESH--the very latest fvital news brought to l your door-a well rounded news service fullilling completely the public's desire for the very latest hap- penings locally 3 nationally and internationallyf without delay--early in the morning. Q And this newspaper brings you a further service. lt contains the offerings of the Triple Cities mer- ! chants -f their bargains f their very latest merchan- dise -t-A brought to you bright and early in the i morning. l l .THE BINGHAMTON SUN y V A, . Q .Reaches The Right People FIRST l Established 1822 Page 1 46 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 ...-,1.,.... comb. He is wearing huge horn-rimmed spec- tacles and looks very sedate. He is teaching Latin at Central High now. Freda Vail is also a member of the faculty. She is teaching gym. Talking with Milo is Rita Garvey, our gay divorcee, and over in the corner is Mary Thurber, silently sipping her soup. l've just been reminded that we have some champions in our group. Dorothy Yeomans has swum the Channel, while Helen Oretskin has gained recognition as a member of the Olympic team. Our beauty contest winner, who by the way, is the wife of john Leary, is Betty Shepherd. Marian McDonald has be- come an auto racer and is thrilling everyone with her stunts. Here is an interesting item: fee:::::f::::::f:ff::::e:'e:7 fl BINGHAMTON CITY if ,I HOSPITAL ig, I: School nf Lxlllllffllg if BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK ' 4, ' 4, Nursing Course of 36 months for High School 4, irratluates who have taken Academic Course. 4 One of Southern New York's largest and hest-equipped hospitals 4500 bedsl. New modern nurses' residence, with individual rooms. Excellent clinical, educational, 'and recreational facilities. Scholarship. Classes admitted in February and September, Enroll now for the next class. Apply: Superin- tendent of Nurses. 4 '4 ln '4 44 lu ln '4 lj ' L ll ll '4 '4 '4 '4 44 '4 44 44 '4 '4 '4 '4 L--A----------------------:J Maxine Day, an air hostess, and Arlene Ball ' ' and Carl Gevert, passengers, narrowly es- r-,,.,:,,:::::::::::::::::::,,1 caped injury when their plane crashed. Nev- 14 ertheless, they are all here and seem to be ,I TABERNACLE 1, enjoying themselves. :j ,I Some telegrams have just come from some lj METHODIST EPISCUPAL In of our' absent members. John Burdick, Hiram 'I ,l Winstmr, james Ryan, joe Motz, and Bill Kelly CHURCH 'j send greetings. james Wei1iei', too, was un- 14 t d able to make the banquet, as his colossal and ,I Cx en S , 4, magnihcent flea circus is giving a performance ', - A . in Chicago. Oh yes, and Paul Kliment is Heal-nest Greetmgb here. The last we heard of him, he was hitch- 4, to young -:P hiking from Boston. G d 4: While the courses are being served, I would :4 ra uates like to thank all the committees who have ,I ' 4, worked so hard to make this banquet a suc- 4,'fff'ff-A-+::::::::::::::::::-3 T nn:H :HH: H::HH:HH'A :H::'A::HH':::::H:Hi? 4, lu 4, 44 '4 ,f 1' lj -4,1 fri K J ll X-, 4 ,, - - ' '1 l I: , e-eee - FOSTER DISINGl1R 1: 1, j j, 1, 4 ' 2'-3 4 I' 42 . 1 X . Plaotogmlbbw 1: I: ,' : .V .f . 4 fil e, 4, , ij, , 1' 2 Q Q g - Ill 1, 5. ,,g.f. lj, , Ill 126 1fRoN1 STRLIYI 1, I 4 4 2 4 2. 2 ,532 . ig 4, f L if B 1: 1. 4 ' ell 1 j i, -, ,K 1: jf 1:55 .1 'l l A' if :E gl 'b siiili i 1: 44 J ,V Ojfirifzl Prllifllllllld I'hfflf1qmj1lw4' '4 4 fa' '-1-: 4 ' ' l 4 1 . 2 1: f . 1 .'.i 4 4, .. A jj ,Q t :4 4 -tt ' .'f' :'. . X .4 We 4 My if e 4 4, :4 4, 4 , . , , . . 4, ,I Binghamtons Pinest Studio 5, 4 4, 44 44 . ll IL Special Rates to Graduates 4 i l Page 147 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 cess. The cooks have been Vera Jeffery, Re- Fff:::-'- :':::::: : '-': '1 gina Mirics, Charlotte Berman, Florance Dal- 4: rymple, Almeda Moore, Bessie Stedge, and l it Ruth Weiland. The waitresses, including S :l Mary Lou Smith, Ruth Partridge, Elizabeth 4: Miske, Mary Campbell, Virginia Holden. fp,,L,j,,.,, Sm,-L, jggs M Helen Korba, Enid Stanton, Erma Sinkulets, ' and Ethel McGill, have done exceedingly well. 1 4, The person who planned the whole menu is R. l'OstCr Ash, Owner' It none other than Arlene McLenan. Let's give ,I them a big hand. 4, The entertainment this evening consists of Agh Building an orchestra composed of Mike Dino, Flor- 1, ence Sass, james DiFulvio, Gerald Gee, Buena , . 'l Zinzel, Norma Campbell, Dorothy Shoemaker, 164 WASHINGTON STREET Orabelle Mayer, jack Harrington, Marvin 5 Lindley, and john Yesensky, who will now ':- f':'::::'::::::::::::::J play the Alma Mater. Will you all rise F:::'::-A::::::::::::,:::::,,,, . . . Thank you. In Ladies and gentlemen, it looks as though - ' 4' the party is about over. Now wouldn't you Compliments of 'i know it-here come Howard Lanning, Thomas Holleran, Jayne Cleland, Bernice Kolpakas, I TEN EN In . 4 Elizabeth Sherba, and Francis Batcher, just J' H' CHR S S , c in time to be too late. It is rumored that ,: all are still going through college. 4, And now, kind listeners, everyone seems to GUM,-aj Ejg,-Nrjle be leaving. It is about time for your an- GZ 4, nouncers to sign off. and so we say, Adios, K jf Bon jour, and Goodbye until we meet again. 4: You have been listening to the voices of 311: ,-. Ch 17 , ir Helen Lockwood and Russell Deyo, bidding Cl ummm ng urnqce 1+ you all good night from the banquet hall in 4: the Binghamton Central High School, ':::: ::v-:::::::::-:::::::J .--.-W W- .. -Y-..... , fi , , l , . W l 'v - W . i l Gm? ll Smfzngf Account l . i l This is the best of times to start the thrift habit. Q A savings account started now for your boy or girl N , will go far to insure him or her success. lt will i E establish a habit that will aid in the accomplishment , of whatever aims and ambitions lie ahead. l , l l 4 Q l l 0 Q l l h B h S B lc A , T e ing amton avings an i i l l 4 l. ,. .... ,. W., , W .,,. K Vw.. ny..- Page 148 PANORAMA ANNUAL f0i',1956 Class Prophecy-H une, 1936 fContinued from Page QU William Scheider and Robert Edsonj uncon- stitutional. Next to XVoolworth's was a large depart- ment Store, owned by Jimmie Rumsey, whose private secretary is Wilma Dunn. Eleanor Duell is the Buyer of this store making trips each year to Paris, London and New York to select the clothes to be worn by the smarter set. Across the street we noticed the sign Allen's jewelry Store and upon entering we discovered that Helen Allen was the owner, and that in her employ were Helen Onufer and Lillian Marshall. At the next corner we turned and in a moment passed the Wung Soo Laundry owned by Stewart Follette. Next door to the laundry was the Plymouth Gar- age, today all agog with excitement, for none other than Ralph Auchinachie, famous tester of Plymouth cars was there to give an exhibi- tion. The proprietor of this garage is Wil- liam Eggleston. After getting back to the main street again, we stopped in a tea room owned by Rita Meade, who directed us to other points of interest in the city. When we left the tea room, we boarded a bus and visited the prom- ising young University which has sprung up there. Charles Bowen is the president and among the trustees are several of the leading society matrons and business men of the town, among whom are Bette Towner, Alice Mae Phillips, Alberta Bottini, john Cunningham, family physician of most of the towng Carl Bergman, owner of the La Vogue Hat Shoppeng and Tony DiFulvio, owner of the only Print Shop in town. Among the teachers I recognized Fred Beck, Professor of Philoso- phyg Trieste Buono, Professor of Typing and Shorthandg Norma Hait and Eleanor Kinney, Professors of Latin From Its Earliest Stages to Today g Joe Rigan, Professor of Germang Stearns Southworth, Professor of English, and head of the English Department. The col- lege physician was Bill Graney and his nurses were Marcia Hambrick and Aldona Shaly. In the Boys' Gym we found Art Speakman, the head coach, and john Treyz, the swimming instructor. In the Girls' gym I found Mary Shine teaching the girls fencing. When I entered the girls dormitory I was pleasantly greeted by the House Mother, Palma Campon. I had a pleasant chat with her, and she told me that the Registrar of the college was Helen Afarian, and that the Dean Y::::::'::MN:T:: :N 'i YHHHHT: ' 'HTTHTTTTH 2 il If I1 Cnugmmlmm,H Scientific Rug Cleaning Dial 2 0541 3 l P 4 T 2 1: DOUGLASS sl BRADLEY 11 GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. :I :I 1: :I cLEANERs AND DYERS :I 319 Water Street li il .L 1: Gloves and Gowns Our Specialty 2 B'flit Nvvk 'I , I miium on ew or 127 Chenango St. Binghamton l 4 ll I ll 'n in Nvu'-NNN f'f 'f' N,'a cNN'N f., N,N--N.,,N,,i ix::Hmxmmnmimm TTTTmm'TmmT:3 s 'I 5 'y 2 31 5 o v 5: 2 E S I1 I C :F 'I 'r 5 YOU RATE AN A FOR SMARTNESS 'I l IF IT'S FROM RESNICICS l 5 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-'::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::J Page 140 , PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1991 of the men was Blinn Buell. The Dean of the women was Alice Basel, and the Librarian was lilise Rol-le. We ate lunch in the college and learned that Edna Looniis was the Head Dietician. Down the street a ways from the college was the Magazine Shop of Fred O'Brien and Robert O'Connell, where the lads of college spend most of their time when they should be concentrating on the deep dis- sertations of Professor Oluin. QPaul is the Professor of Psychotherapeutics.j 'From the college we took a Green Calm to the hospital. Qwe later found that the owner uf the cah company was jack Greenj At the hospital we inet Nicholas Krenitsky, head fl: ::::J9::::J::: 9-55.4-::7s: 119 I CUllgl'clf!!!c7fj0lI,I' I0 THE CLASS OF 1956 at' -lr NICTIGHE GROCERY CQ. f-:3:5:::,:::.-:.-:::::,::::::,fy ::.-.-.,,-.-,-,::,,,.-::,,:,:::,: l ' 'I 4 . . 4 , A :, INSURANCE ,, FRATERNIE1, COLLEG1: I 4 51 I WITH ,I CLASS JEWELRY 4, I 4 , , , 4 Commeneement Announcements, Invitations. Diplomas y I it L . 2 Stationer to the Senior Class of 1: V 3 Binghamton Central High School u I 4 if Britton Insuring' Agency, Inc. Ii L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY 4, 'I 4, V i , , , 4, Manufacturing jewelers and Stationers 4, 628 Security Building I, 4, 1, Atrleboro, Mass. L:,,,:,,:.A,:::,,,:,-:,,:.-..::l ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.-:,:,,,,,,, F f---f ---vv-v------ v v -- 1 'I 'I 'I I LQMMQ l' C - I THE FAIR STORE 'I 'I 'I 4,-,, ,.,. Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild Dealer in This Area - - A -..-'::: .- :f:::: .-.- .-.-.,: .-:::::::,::: : :::::::,:::::::..-f.-:: F.,-::-':: .-::::: .A ::::::::::::':- ----A------- : .- :::::v-::::.A: :::- l. 9 if Congratulations to Graduates of Class of 1936 'I . T1 THE GEO, F. PAVILIO 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I One of Afzferinzfr Iiizzerf BaHI'fmm,r Dancing Every Wediiesday, Friday and Saturday to the Music of the Finest 'f Local Talent and Worlcl Famous Artists 'I 'F 'I 4, Page -1 50 4-'::,-rr: rf , f::::::: ::::::::: :::::::,::,::,Q::: :O : :Q: :04-:: , VANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 chemist, among the nurses were Alice Booth, Mary Denison and Esther Greenmun. .1 In the city that week was the Brunig Cir- , 1 1 cus. We attended that and found that Donald ' I . W employs Augusta Stracuzzi as the Iron law I 3 nc. WtJman g Marjorie Sherwood as the XVoman , 1 on the Flying Trapezeng Mary Anne Merges ' . . , V 1 as the Lion Tamer. Stanley Simolunas is the l 1lll7l11ll? 'fifgflff-fllglejj, l Ring-Master, and Judy Troy with Catherine , A X Turner make up the tumbling team. Mar- ' 1 V garet Sheehan is a fire eater, and Marjorie l COURT AT VVATER ST. Scully spends her life swallowing swords. 1 Rexford Titus, senior member of the Law 1 B' I t N 1 Yokgil, Firm of Morton Reynolds, Martin Smith and ' mg mm on . ,ew r Donald Rider, recently spoke before the Par- , 1, ' ent-Teachers' Association at the request of 1 i if M W L, Y i' f Vi., Lonnelle Lovejoy, President of the Associa- 'Y in tion. By lusty use of his oratorical powers 5,,::,::::::::::::::-ff::::'-'7 the famous lawyer has worked his way from 1, the Progress Fish Market tr his present posi- 1 4 i ' 1 tam. ' 5: Beer s Tea Room :1 Returning to my hotel, the best in the city, 'P 4, ANR- 1' fowned by Bessie Katzj, I found Walter- Dun- PLA114 DIN-NL fb ,I don and Bob Smith posing as organ grinders tl Served from ,: in front of the hotel. They have realized :I 11:30 to 1:30 and 5 to 7 1, their life's ambition and have become G-men 1: i , :P and are even now on a case. The manager of :1 C.ANDIES - MAGAZINES ,I the hotel was Bessie Shulman. Wlmen I I '1 reached my room, I read the paper and found ICE CREAIW there that Doris Mead, famous evangelist, was lu I 1 to be in Stanley Isengards church next week. Phone 45451 . til Her manager, Robert Gallagher, had just ar- 1, Comer MAIN and FRONT SPI-S' I' rived in town to complete the plans, started :P 1 i under ll Correspondence with Letty Gazda, L'::::::-:::::::::::::-:if-'ei F:::::::::::::::::::.-: A -:.-::,,- 'f,'vs'o-f'oo:-vfrifvvvv-h '' 1 1, 'I 1 5 . 1. 1 'l :I Students To-day- jf 1 , 'r . ln 1: - Business Leaders Tomorrow 1, 1, :r I1 ' il 2 We Extend Cut Best Wishes for Your Future Success 11: 1 51 ll ji l 'l ,fy f-.N . II bl 1' Ii. P l: :r 'r ,B rg 1 -Q lp ' 1 -' ' . .. l 1 THE CITY NATIONAL BANK lg 1, '1 1 'g Ii The Older! Bank in Biliglicllllfflll ' 1 tr jf 2 sA11E'rY . D CONVENIENT Loc3AT1oN aa SERVICE -I 1, :L 1, 1: i: Members F. D. l. C. 11 1 1 5 1, 1 4,.,::,,,,,,,,,:::,::::::::::::::::::.-,::::::,,,-::-::,,,::,,d Page .lj-1. PANORAMA ANNUAL for 195C church secretary. Ethel Tombs as pianist, and Anthony Perella as song leader, accompanied her. I found out too, that Evelyn Lupton is the organist in his church, and that some time in the next month, she was bringing that world-renowned maestro of the violin, Bethyl Rheubottorn to play at a charity concert. The next morning I passed a building marked Department of Education. I entered, and on the first door was painted in gold: Margaret Brink, Superintendent of Schools. Upon entering the othce I found Margaret busily dictating letters to her secretary. Mae Currie. She gave me a little time and told me of others in our class who held a responsible position in the Department, Mary jane Day ::,- - ::::::::'::,..-Q.-.-::,,f Stranges Sh oe Store fE,4lfilI'j1Ig Young Men's WHITE OXFORDS FOOT PALS alt 36,00 l-i CI-IENANGO ST. -':::::: .-:ff:::.-.-.-::::::::v- fer: v-::,::::::: - -:::::.': .-:.,:- l i OUR NEVV SPORT SHOP N w l Is Exclusive Distributor for l ASK YOUR GROCIZR 1 'HI l i Gfyiiiif? 1 for l A Wan qwfw l Lim -Boy Caffe X Iizferyfbilzg Good for Every Sport l i BABCOCK l A' if I HINDS 8 UNDERXVOOD 174 Wasliiiirgixmlglgvl-a2zIlg5 State Sts. jameson-Boyce CO. r r L L or L L LL, L L. r Li gn ,,', N, NNNNN imH'wm:::::'F:NWOT'W MONTE::mmmHf:' 3: W here the Younger Generation Likes to Shop lr lu 'r 'r l F O L E R ' S 'r Binghamt0n's Largest Department Store jf Boys' and Students' juniors' and Misses' :i Clothing Apparel 1: on Street Floor on Second Floor QL ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,-.-.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,e,,,,,,,,,,,,, f:::::::::: A:': ::: :' ::' ::::':':: :::':':::::::::' 'I fl DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM n 'I 1 :E Delivery throughout the Triple Cities I ji Phone, Binghamton 2-5361 - Endicott 1002 lu 'I ll I :E Cloverdale Forms Co., Inc. 'r li IL Page 15 2 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 is the truant otiicer. The head of the Cl'ip- :::::::::':':::: :::::::::iv pled Children is Mary jane Sloan and her sec- ,: retary is Iiuth Slater., The supervisor of the AFTIER 'I'HE SI..iOW OR DANCE 1, Continuation School is Esther Konick. 11 Next I visited the High School of this sto at 1: thriving town and found Betty Carver was the P principal. Two of her deans were Jacqueline 1 - -. , Burnett and Edward Bittman. Among the BOSIOI1 K1tChCH ii teachers I recognized Drusilla jordan in thc J :I Aff Dwflffmeflfl Iulifl HiCkeY1 fffifhfnt-Z fYP' Lmzfloer 41 la Carle at All HOIlI'I 1: ingg and john Grimes in the auditorium, re- 1, hearsing with an adoring group of pupils for 1 :P L1 musical. Ethel Wilst1n is the director of HUINII: INIADE CANDIES AND 1: the cafeteria. Going from the High School '1 l went to a Nursery school. The teacher of ICE CREAM these tots was Edith Lewis and her assistants 9 were Marguerite Cornwall and Ruth Carson. 'reeff::f:::::::::::::::::'.x In the clinic a few doors down the street I AAA- - AAAAA- --AAA- A -AAA-AAA met joy Weii', head nurse, and Helen Alexan- - ' :if der, assistant. The secretary in this clinic is 1, Mary Amelininlc. Today the visiting doctor :I was the brain specialist, jane Hennessey. 1: After leaving the clinic, I walked down the A, gl SQN, Inc. :1 main street a ways and soon came to a large ,I building-the Post Olhce. Inside I found 1: Mary Anne Aleba, the posbmistress, and 1, , K , 41 Aliph Ramona Carl, her assistant. Among the Ll MRM' 'md MILLM ORK :l mail carriers l recognized Donald Bentley, 1: Vince Crowley and john Kuzma. Behind a l :1 Notary Public sign there I saw Evelyn Cary. Hf11'fl1 H1'v and Palm ,: Next to the pet shop is a dancing school 1, where Mary Sampson and Connie Rieber of- :P fer to teach modern dancing. Madeline Ruane ,I 1: is the secretary for the busy pair. 1, 1, Besides visiting the high school, I went to 4 ':::':'A::::::::::::::::::::-5 f:::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 I 1' 1, 1 1, '1 1 IVIAKE 1, :1 1, . 1 1 LIFE INSURANCE 1: 1 '1 1, -,. 41 1, Your Pint I1111!6J'l'7llt37ll I1 1, 1 1 '1 K 12 1, MAKE SECURITY MUTUAL 1 1, ' 1 Lg your FIRST insurance company. I1 41 . . . . 'I 5, POIICIGS to provide for business, jg 1 . . I '1 :I retirement, savings, home, edu- 3, ' . . . 1 1: cat1on-and all of the b1g thmgs 12 1, . 1 of life. 11 '1 I1 l S ' M 1 Lf 1 - C 1 CCLlI'1lIy lltllil 1 C IISUI ZIIICC O. 11 41 Home Office: Security Mutual Building, Ground Floor I: '1 George H. Dann, General Agent I1 1 +I -: -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,1 Page 15 3 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 the new Junior High, of which DuMondville is justly proud. It was designed by Olga Kol- lar, and constructed by the firm of Rex Purdy and Lynn White. Here I found Katherine Lyon, the principal, who graciously showed :,,.-,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,: .A:: 4 'I Dr. Iudson S. Newing me around the school. In the swimming pool , 9 'I I met Marty Wliitakei' and Peg Wfhelan teach- Opmwclllfli ing the sinkers, swimmers and life savers. As 4, I passed the Latin room, I saw Rita North EYESIGHT SPECIALIST :I teaching her students amo, amas, amatf' ,I Later I found Orace Mills in the English De- . 4, partment, and Josephine Swencionis in the 57 COL1rt St. Up One flight Commercial Department. Catherine W1'igl1t was teaching Algebra Qand has already pub- I I h. , I W W I lished a book on higher mathematicsj, and 17 71'-IN76'ff 0161 I jcarr I, Helen Onufrak was in the clinic. On the day I I was there, Myrtle Shuman, now a dental ':::::::'-::::::-:::,,-:::,d Sr:fiiiiliiiiiirir:-AI:5::::::,K iv 1 'YW 27 1 71 kriiiiir iirfw? 2 ,im V-W 4 4 I Complifzzenrf ZIFHCIIS I I I 5 COURT STREET I ig STEPHENS 81 COMPANY I H , f B hp S I I 1, CJLQLIHIICIS or at ing uits I I I I I I 1: School Supplies 1: , 'I 'P U I I ss-sv STATE STRIZET I N, QQ , 4, 4, st . IE Dial 2-2426 nugxifgliczzng suit8 I:H::.-:::HH.A:::M,N,xxl are Leu up L u L ru Y uuuuu L. A A L4 I72 77 2277 7 222 I 2 272277 A 22 'WY' ' 7' ' 'Y ' 7'7 '4 'W' 72' I I VV . . t 1, , 1 . d . I , C LOflgI'J ll JEL L16 gill uates , . I I . . what they learned in class has placed , I them on the road to Success, Now- I I FOLLOW THE WI G T0 SISSIINSV, I I ' I I 5155011 Bros- W elden Co. Established I842 I I I2227:77H:::'7:N:::NHx' :Hx HH'A::::NHH::::::: I 4, 4, I Nelson, YVadsworth Sc Alexander, Inc. Ig I 'I I I I ALL KINDS or INSURANCE I I I :: FIRE Y LIFE 'A' CASUALTY if MARINE I I I as EXCHANGE STREET I I I 4, 4 1: Rufus G. XVatlsworth, President Arthur W. Alexander, Treasurer :I VVIIIIZIIH HCCIJX, VICC-IDl'CSILlCI1f Edgar- Coupgf, Sgqygfgfy :I 4: john F. Ackerman 4: I I I I If :::::::::'::::':::::::':::::::::::::::::::::,::,,::::,:,::s Page 154 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 specialist, was examining the teeth of the students. Leaving the center of the city with its white collar jobs, I went to the factory section. There I found a book bindery owned by Law- rence Gehr and Walter' Zeldow. Among 'the foremen in this factory I found Howard Gould and Charles Hess. Mr. Gehr's private secretary was Marion Donahue and in the outer oliice I recognized jane Burke and El- eanor Mesler and Catherine Sullivan. DuMondville boasts of its well equipped shops. People come miles to buy furs at Gil- more 8: Goltlen's furriery, owned by Leah Gilmore and Betty Golden. There is the Snappi dress shop owned jointly by Della Ehoch and Louise Palmer. The Regal shoe store, selling the most modern and fascinating shoes of the city is owned and run by Carl Gevert and joseph Gorgrant. There is also a knitting shop whose instructors are Ethel Haner and Alice Guiler. Wloodrow Hayes and john Maslowslcy own a sporting goods store where equipment for every known sport is sold. Next to the Sport Shop is a phar- macy where Robert Steen, now a licensed pharmacist, rules. Next door to the Pharmacy is a small but enterprising Art Shop whose v -------------- 1 ---v--- ln ii 6 OLDSMOBILE 8 'v :r :l F.O.B. Lansing, Mich. I 3: The Car that haf :I EVERYTHING P 'v l ll 19-25 Co1.L1ER STREET 'I lr 5665 to 5825 - 5810 to 5935 5: F. F. Sprout -Qr::::::::::::::::::::::: ff '- - ll 4 MERSELIS sz BENNETT I :i Retailers of P ' HIGH GRAIJE CANDIES l 'r 'r 1: Wfhilllmll 'r Chorolafer sole proprietor is Doris Burr. I Todayk the Candy Bars Kemp's Nut Meats renowned artist, Marie Christian is exhibiting 4, LI' V -, her work. A few steps farther, we come to :P 'lfvullws lihe Pet Store that Lois Norton, with Bar- 4: go Court St Binghamton N Y , . J h y . . 4 1 . , . dbaacliiigsiilie ldelfiier of town again, I found a childrens shop run very etiiciently by Mar- L::::,,:::,,,,,,,:- -, - l 'rr 1 l ll V AFTER GRADUATION l S KI - ,Tai IF COLLEGE I Q Q 3 ,k I WE CAN SUPPLY l j , Q 4 ' THE WARDROBE TRUNK' I . 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IQ 5 1 M Q :I af 1 2 If 5 Q- gg 1 Db 1 , I A m D- 1 'I A G Q, P' 1 4 X- 5 - -, , - I Il , ,A ,- o I 11 I - 1 1 P g2 5 55 1 m I 5 3 57 H1 I 1 E - v4 1 'I V n Li' 1, ' 'I f-Y 2 W I 1 Z U1 1 'I 5 S E LQ I 1 'I 91 Q ' 1 1 : ' T 1 Q 5 If 5 1 1 Cc g , 1 w 1 1 11 5 O Y 1' 'I 3 ra ' ' 1 O: -4 fx- 1 1 S O 1 1 1 H 1, W 1 :I D 1 2 1 XC p:,::::::.-:.-:.-,.-.-:v-:v-:J L, N' ' ' ' 13 2, 1 IJ, 'v' ff' f ' 'Y-.f',, ,,,, ,,,, ,, ,.,,,, O Page 156 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1956 .. ville by Herman Hattong First Spellei' by f? e ' ' ' 7 Bill Preussg and Around the Wforld in Two a 4: Yellfsll bl' Lfllmf' Yimllulzl- 4 'I Local and Long Distance Service lt DuMnndville being of course a real city U i . , , , . It has occasionally the need of a mortician. Here It 5P0C1211 AUCUUUYI 10 Ffeillhl Del1V9fle5 4: we found Robert McDonald and his helpers. ll z DeWitt Hawley, Robert McDevitt and Doro- 'r i thy Kelly. We learned from McDonald that l0l1i1 Scyutlleey Irlc- Wilbur' Phillips and Anthony Najarian are 1, ' l the chief rivals in the florist business in the MfJVlNG 8: STORAGE city. 4 4, The boom that built DuMondyille is still ll ,4 4,44 D514 4439, 'I on and the real estate business is rushing. :P U jj -G It Yu ' ' Among the many dealers in real estate, the 4: 4 M H Y 5 most successful are the following: A. C. Ma- lu l-is 5TA'lli Sl' BINGHAMTON :P talka Realty Co., whose secretaries are Clara 1' 4 Stamm and Betty Stoneg the National Realty L f f' f ' f ',,f,-.fa Co., run by Cornelius McNerney, and in --- whose oihce work Madalyn Melhuish, Doris T:::':::::'::':: ' ::: 1T Parkhurst and Lillian Penny. il 'I As a means of promoting the growth of 'I StLlLl6rllCS Always W6lC0mC at 1' DuMondville, the local Chamber of Com- ' 4: merce, composed of Edward Mangan, Donald 1, WALTER R, MILLER Inc. ln Brooks, Betty English, hiary Levonik and Charles Lawson contacted many of the leading 4 1 . . 4 industries and due to the friendships made in 6 School buppllcs of All Klnlls tl High School were able to induce the United 5 Can Company to build their new factories in l S4a4i4,,,4.rs 1.3nm,,Wc,.g I, DuMondville. Robert McCallum, president 'i , 'P of the United Can Co., speaking for the Board :' Sfiffrllfllq Gllllhllf z of Directors consisting of Stanley Babcock, 1: 5 james Malane, Louise Darrow, Robert Almy 'l Q , , l and Neil Blaha, and their many employees ll 1f0WHSl11f1sl0f1 St' 121 Slate St' 3 said that they would be very glad to help ll lp build DuMondville into a thriving metropo- 4'-f'-f f'f - f f'e -'J his if it comes from BROTAN'S NEWNESS is our theme song! New smart styles, new and higher standards of value giving! At Brotanls you'll always find fashions that you'll see on the smartest dressed students and young' folks in town . . . and you can obtain them without undue strain on your own for fathefsj poeketbook. A Bromu Badge! flL'l'0ll1If really if :Nighty r011i'e11ie11l.' B R O T A N'S 103 COURT STREET Page 157 . ' PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 lis. The Electric RR. Car Co, through jean- nette BeGasse, secretary to President Wlilliam Mazar, also expressed their desire to promote the interests of DuMonclville. The four vice- presidents, Jeanne Johnston, Hugh Mullin, Howard McClain and Dorothy Humphrey could not be reached for a statement but it VVQIS generally thought that they favored the movement. The newlyformed Repertory Theater under the direction of Heath Andrews, has already engaged several well-known plays including Say Wl1ei'e written hy Kathleen Barnes and Marion Ahl. A very capable cast of Richard Agard and Lois Goodenough supported by Nicolene DePersis, Anne Barton and Ralph Smith will present the lirst play in the near ,::::::::::.-: - -::.-::::' FUPPIEPS O Y' ::':::::'::: ':::::':::: HENRY F. MEYER ---4: Quality Market ai e 8 MAIN STREET Phone 4-4341 f-':::: : :.- :: .-.-: : .-::::.- .-.,.-:,: QAM fuppliey LAWRENCE PAINT C0. 162 W'ashington St. - A - - -,::::::::::::::::::, I I' I I :I Ne1z'fyDem1'f1led . . . I 'I . II 4 4, :I HOTEL BENNETT :I I I :I :I ,I Our Congratulations to the 4: :I Class of 1936 I :I The Finest Dollar Dinner in the 4: the Southern Tier 4, it Special Catering to Banquets and Parties. 4 4, 'I +Daniel P. Simmons, Prop. 'I L 3 f,::.-:,:::.- :::::::::,::::::q :I :I 4: Q D 4: 1: Congratulations 4 4 I to the I I' I' 4 c,LAss or was 4: I' 1' I I If ir if 11 1' 1' I I 15 EMPIRE PRODUCE Co. Ip 4 4 I I 1, I, 4,,:.-:,,::::::,,::,,,::,,,,::,i V' 'Y Y T 77' 'T T T ' 7 7 ' ' I 4 ,f-- I , ' ' Ark for I , I I all 4.4 4.4 ... Ill IIIIIIIII I 4 , New 8: 4 ' I lv' Il' I , True I l I Ce E 4 r gy? 4 W.,..,m,Sm.,,, Coffee I I 4- man r.nAuz , I , v I I I I 'l w I I FRESH ROASTED DAILY l . IN BINGHAMTON I Page l 58 Q- ..,, -- Residence Phone 2-8425 Hospital Phone 2-4217 MARKHAM'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Dr. M. C. Markham Dr. H. Howard 23 lierry Street Binghamton, N. Y -::::: : :: :: ,,-ff: ::::4-::: .-: PANORAMA ANNUAL fm' 1936 i future. Albert Doolittle, owner of the State Theater, has consented to loan his auditorium to present these plays. Before long he will present a series of lecturers, including Lena Goodman, June Hinaman and Gerald Gee. DeWitt Sprout has developed a large busi- ness selling Baker automobiles built by Jewell Baker and Company. He has sold many of these fine cars to the leading people of the town including Henry Lewanski, president of the Dairyme-n's League, Alice Daniels, promi- nent society leaderg Madeline Baker, news edi- tor of the DuMond Daily Times g Michael Supa, president of the National Bond and Trust Co., and Linn Courtwright, owner of the Courtwright Chain Stores. Donald Drummer, proprietor of the most fashionable men's clothing store, publishes a very interesting clothes magazine. He has em- ployed Pete Dudoclc as editor with Williain Bennett, james Martin and Harrison Koppe as assistants. Leonard Rockefeller, president of the Rockefeller Oil Company, predicts that Du- Mondville will become one of the leading cities of the nation. He has built many serv- ice stations at advantageous points and has hired Alfred Doolittle, Robert Agan, Emanuel Bartzel, Margaret Catlin, Anita Benya and Robert Graf to carry on the business of the stations and of the otiice. r 'r 'r lr if C In 1 1 -------------::,---::::,, f 'Y 4, 'I 4 'I I Town House Tea Room 1' P I New Locationfl85 COURT ST. I: 'r Catering to Cf11f1.r -f Large 111141 51111111 Pfzriier 1 Noon Luncheon ,,.,,,,... 256, 35C Evening Dinner .....,.,,,,,,.,,., Soc ll ll Phone fi-3932 :u 1 'l -,:,,::,:::::,:::,-::::.-::::q f 'dx f ii V A. J. KLEITZ 5 l l 1' '1 ln I lu ln lu ln ln '1 '1 :1 Printer ,I '1 lr lr 'r '1 lv '1 lv 9 J DuMondville already has a very up-to-date lu radio station which broadcasts every day. 1' Gerard Barton has been successful in obtain- 4: ing very capable talent among the local popu- ifef::-of::::::-A:::::::::::::: i T T TVTTVTVT 'TWT T 'TT TT Y if TTT TT T TTTT l l 0 a I 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes 1 l 1 to the G LAS S o f l 9 3 6 l l l f l I l l . l l l 1 01721770121 0 ee Op l 'z' G 17 .SA l l ' Binghamton's Beautiful Restaurantn 1 i l 3 l Page 159 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 lation. A dramatic sketch is presented by john Gehr, Stanley jones, Harriet Bell and Marian Cary three times a week. This pro- gram advertises Ganley Soap, and now Dar- win is a tirm.believer in It pays to adver- tise. Some of the other popular programs are Mary Deringis, Walter I.aunt and Mary Russell, trio, sponsored by Philip Shaheen and john Sullivan, local druggistsg and the pride of DuMondville, Al Willis and his orchestra who play at Dixon's Pavilion, owned by XY'al- ter Dixon, and also play several out-of-town engagements. just outside the city is a large airheld. Du- Mondville is on a large passenger route, and several of the young ladies have hecome host- I: For Specific Life Insurance Serviee- ,I 1 'I ,I C. IVAN GREENMUN jf I IQ RETIREMENT INCOMIES ll 1, ANNUITIES 1: l: Representing the 11 PENN MUTUAL LIFE INsURANcE :I 1, COMPANY .I 1: Organized 1847 Assets, 560 millions I i: 203 Capitol Bldg. Binghamton, N. Y. 5 'I 1,-::'::::::::-:-::::-:::::::a Y'H'N:'H'A:::HH::NH '? 1' TI I Ig 'sf 1: I, Ig I, I I' v I1 I :g DHKICZEANSING Q: I 'I You can actually See and Feel 'I 1 1: the Difterence ,I 1, 'I 1, Ideal Cleaners 1, ll 2112 MAIN sT. DIAL 6-3240 TI lN:HH:H:-HH-:: - - -H: - -1 mN:mm'mI I: Cmziplimezztr of 1, I 1, 'I Ig YELLOW CAB :I I EE I Ig D I A L I1 1 1 if I 1, 1, I 22 22 I 1, ' ' ' I, 1, ', 1, 2 I Lufuuffn ,ff.', NNNNNQ Page 160 r::::::::::::::::::::':::: I Q- ,,,,. ::,- -:v-: ::::::::::::: - - - A - --v---'I 'I 1 Let Your GIFTS Show Your Wise Selection E DARROW - DAVIS, Inc. Buy Them at Quality jezuelezxf 82 COURT sT. I1 Fine Watch, jewelry and Fountain Pen Repairing 'I ::,,:,:,::,,,,,,:::-,,:,:::.5 'T 'I BEN L. JOGGERST iii PRINTING if 'I 'I :I 'I 1 116 State Street I 1 IOpposite Sisson'sJ ' 'I 'I I f::.-'f:::::::::::::,::::::.z ----------,,---,,---..,,,::.wy I I - . A 'I Preuss Public Dlarket IQ 'I 1 If it is to eat, we have it I 1 Binghamtons Original Cut Rate Market 'I im MAIN sT. BINGHAMTON T1 'I Dial 2-6122 QI I ::::::'0:::::::::::: :: v-::: ----...-:::,,::::::,,:::,,,,q 'I 'I Congratualtions to the Class of 1936 'I from I McNERNEY'S , Est. 1908 1, 'I I 'I 'I 'I Men's and Boy's CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS 'I 1 12 COURT ST, DIAI. 2-2815 I I ,.,,,,,A'4s,4-'f',- c,..-.,.,-..-.,-..-.f,N,N,Q P A DJKJ R A hd A A 5lPJlJ.A L for 1125 6 :::::::::: esses on these airships. These girls are Helen f::::::::::::::f:::::: ?: Yudin, Reva Swackhamer and Laura Scoville. ,I , Also some young men we knew have joined 1, JEQVELRX' GIFTS ' the air corps and are the pilots of these r i N A 8 ' H planes. Those occupied thus are George Ku- ,I PUR IHI1 GBADUA1 li z ruc and Guy Rauch. Among the mechanics 1, A . . A ' V on the lield are Francis Smolinsky and Don :P V , WL mmm ' , l Tormey. A class established in aviation con- ,I Y U'i m5l Lt 'n of 'mf mmf Ulml'lClF, ducted hr Morris Wfeisinan and Lester Lenz 1, jewelry stock. l - 1 has already graduated several licensed flyers I: I z among whom are Clifford Long, Norma Red- 1 ' ' ' ner and Mary Louise Sehesta. ARTHUR ' S' There are several insurance agencies in Du- 1: jfwelel' A l 'V A l Mondville. Michael Kalish and Frank Keyes '1 X 4 i Q M W ' S represent the Prudential Company, while Fran- 60 CAUUR1 57 RMU ' ti ces Howard and Marion johnson give them 1, ' - - g plenty of competition in their work for the 9-'::-::::::::-::::::::f'::::J Metropolitan Life Insurance. john Han- NNNNNN . , omk'hmiwiemmmMMWwlwmindw mn , f z sons of Mary Edna Hogan and Bob Serling. I, , ' x Francis Ryan with the assistance of George P 0 l Sahol has established a successful Photo Serv- I, .4 . x . . 5 ice Shop where films are developed, printed, 1' D1-'H'7'fI1'5' i l enlarged ilcl1LlHC0l0I'CLl, for a price friendly to QQRADUATIQN POR'I'RAITS 5 every poc et. U , , , 5 Not far off from this store is the most ex- Mm, ull!!-Illia fl !lfH1'Ue'i 2 clusive portrait studio, that of Walter' Ran- lr iv S dall, who is aided in his extensive work by 2 Leon Crouch and Agnes Graham. 1, Special Ialiccs fmm 55.54, up 5 There is in town a large Dental Clinic. The ,: z head doctor is Lalah Spoor and some of her 1, ' A , assistants are Frances Kolesinskas and Esther 'I .1 . , I, I , V , .. l Miner. The secretaries here include Dorothy Bl'ClXI'I'X 'lt Ilmlel 5 Kocik and Iilizabeth Pompeii. ' L,f 'fQ 2 'f --'QQJ 5:91-56949-0099190-so-9 veef 0-spa-spoxaexa9-99-099999915999-be-0999-:two0-00-JJ-0'z 'r 1 I - 5 Congmtu aztzom . , 5 5 ' I 3 CLASS CF 1936 1. l il l 2 lu . 5 1, 'S I' 2 I 1, Q Ir MARINE MIDLAND 3 1 1, - Q 1, TRUST COMP!-LNY .5 1, , 'i 0 B11zHf9fl11lZ011 . l :P A R 1: 1 2 2 ' ' . . 5 i MAIN Ul 'FIl'lC2 f'0l'R'l' AND FOLLIER S'l'REEfl'i5 E YYEST SIDE 0l Fll'lC: BIAIN AND JARYIS S'l'REE'l'H 2 a FIRST XYARD 0l Fll'l'I: 163 VLINTON STREET z 5 4 z 1 Member lfwlerzil Deposit Insurance Corporation E 5 5 4, - -,,,,---,,-,,-,,--,---,.,,,,---,-,-,.,-,-,.,-..,..,v.,.,,.,,e,,dg Page 161 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 The Water' Commissioner of DuMondville is Carl Bass. Under him work Marie Makres and Ralph Russell. Near the outskirts of the city is 11 large Lumber Company owned by Larry Sass and Earl Senn, who studied forestry and spent several years in the woods. The leading car- penters of DuMondville, Dick Robbins and Hubert Robinson, buy all their lumber there. Near the lumber Company is a Pasteuriza- tion plant that is owned and run by women only. Katherine Hullar and Leora Hoadley own it, ancl Mary Holovka and Gladys Hill are the secretaries. jack VanHorne and Richard Norton own :::::::::::::,-: -:::,::::q Y, f-::,- :'.':::::: .- :::': .-,0,:: ',' Haggerty 81 Forbes Men's and Young Men's CLOTHING 96 FRONT STREET Tuxedo Slliff Rented For All Ocrafimzf aim Cleaning, P1'e.r.fi17g and Kepfziring fs.',T,,-,,,-,,T,4T',.',,','.f',',,s., ' T li ATTENTION I 1: All Graduates from all schools: WAIJLACE R. BROWN 1, Our special offer-the lowest :I ll price for qualify ploolor ever , 1: known. Any size you wish, at ,I 1. 31.98, 32.98, 33.98, 34.98 and 1: PLUMBING and HEATING j , 35.98. 5: . . I . .Z Newmg Studios :I Eg 52 COURT STREET :L 66 MITCHELL AVE. imma 2-5580 nl Cor. Washingtcmn E 'I L,::Q- ::::::::::::::::::::::J :: '::1-4-f:: ::, ::::::: ?:::::::e:::::::::::::::9::::,-::,::::-:-:-::,,,::,,,:-::,,,,, I Ig If you want QUALITY ln your medicine cabinet, 'I El keep HAMLIN'S in your mind. I 'I I1 0 1 I CD1 In S :I I EI RED CROSS DRUG STORES I 1: Binghamton -- Johnson Pity In 'I Q,:::::::::::::::::::::::.-.A.A::::,:.A:::::,:,,,-, f:::::::::::::::':::::::,,,:4 c:::,:::::::.-: 3 k ll Hoi Dogs, with All the Trlmmmgs 1: I ' I -I o - I 1' I' lets In I New System Lunch 4' I J I 1: COMPLETE FGOD MARKET HAMBURG SANDWTCHES 1: Wvith Smothered Onions-Sc, 2 for 156 4 Free ID6'fi1'9I 1' 1 :E A Oranirearlefie Sweet Cider 1 1: T5 CHARLOTTE ST. Liberty Root Beer I I if Dial 6.1916 E 95 Vhenango St., l'sillg'll2llllt0'll N. Y. 4, 1, Dial 2-9603 I ANTH. .,.,. Nunn ,,,,. .Nl ,,,,,,,,, N .,,,,,,,, NNN, Page 162 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 '1 the Coal Company that supplies all the fami- ff ? lies with fuel. just now they are fighting 1 ,I with Robert Pierce and Azades O'Connor who ,I Q 1, .ire making a drive to establish oil heat in , all homes. In the summer time jack Snover '1 , , , 1 and Roy Spencer supply the city with ice. 2 Coy, IDL- l Wforking in the Coal and oil offices the secre- 1, f taries are, respectively, liileen Hickey, Frances fl amf 1: Baldwin, Mary Moschak, Frances Personius, 1: I1 and Harriette Lewis, 11 CLOTHES all CHARNIN 2 Outside the city we found a large dairy 1: P farm run by Olga Novak. Not only does she 11 q- S1 1 - ' sell milk but homemade butter, cheese and 2 I ie yzaniwwlu l bread. The makers of these goodies are 1, 1 Louise Kratochvil, Adeline Zemanek and Ger- '1 0 trude Stretz. Their asistants are, respectively, , Ralph Newton and Helen Durkotg Bob t, 'v-'ff' 'f' Off-'sfvsa Palmer and Norma Foley. Neighboring this ',', farm is a large truck farm which Barbara 8 if Stevens and Doris Turrell own. 1, :1 Nearby is a large plant nursery jointly 5' , 5 - 1' owned by Kathryn Hawe and Thelma Hunt. l PER! ECTION S Aiding them in their care of plants are Doro- 41 1 - ' thy 'Innes and Elizabeth Hickey. They sell DRX CLEANING CO' : their goods to the landscape gardeners, Eve- 1, 1 lyn Pickert and Carolyn Perry. They are work- f N. Floral Ayrenue t ing on the house built by Eugene Turner and 1: 1 ,lack Valada. The interior of the house has 1, 5 been planned and furnished by Genevieve 9 6-2593 K Steere. l l Near the Flower Shop. which I later vis- 5 - 1 ' A1 E l ited, I found a music store which jack O'Con- 5 A A I I1 O N l nor has established, aided by Caroline Klee '1 3 and Phyllis Noland. 2' ':: :: ::::,:::::::::J E:::: '::::: ::: ,:::-,--::::::.-J-::::::::-::::::::--::T 1 2 5' 1 5 41 l R E L A X V 1 l ' 5 I 5C ' 1 I 5' 1 Let You may G0 5: S 1 1 I 1 1 1 5 l , 1 1 The Ideal Spot for a Pleasant Evening I: 2 51 '1 z 41 Z 5' '1 I 1 1 2 5' 1 2 THE CONTINENTAL ROOM .1 1 1 1 Arlington Hotel I1 1 il 1 4, ::::: -::::: --::-::::::::,.-:,:: ,:::,::::,:,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,4, Page 163 PANORAMA ANNUAL fur I95 6 ' Over the musie store I saw a sign announe- ff n'n - e ,e,.. ing that French was taught there in a few I veeks for a small-sum, I entered and found I: G,-1,dLmm,n lzmuqucts A Qmsugcs Margaret Leary with her two assistants. Mar- I WLM- I Fl V U C Fl iorie Salislvury and Glenn Lyon. ' I UNDP 'mem 7 'ut 'NLM I turned the next Corner and Came to shops 'I , 7' riot so colorful, hut very useful. Here was I the plumher's shop. owned hy a woman, Irene 1, I 4 A Gavigan, who runs it and employsfvffilliam OIVXIUQZ I-fffR11ff' Hill and Louis 'osewh. Nearby I ound an I 'i ' eleetriCan's shop Jwhoise manager is Bill Perry. I Iqllorlst who employsthose two crack electricians, :I N slimmy Rogers and Thomas Stevenson. ,I Z8 COURT ST. DIAL 2-54 lt. XVg1s4llCkll' an antique shop owned by jos- We DCHVH ephine Iierno that we found Harvey Wliite I, .ind Harold Lanning. They were in a mill- 'I tary camp as petty oilicers. waiting for ad- ' ' ' ' ' Yaneement. f::, ,,,,, ,,,,,,::,,::::,,',' We stopped at Maclilhones famous eating l place xx here we found Shirley M. and Susanne I . . Pudiaeli working together, and making a great z Congmtulatlons success of the place. Wfe learned there that jane Wilcox and I-Ielen Wfittman have pub- I to the lished a new magazine, the WaIi11en's Guide. I Ijlerein are aids to housewives on all subjects ' CLASS OF 1936 from mice to husbands. Some of her Con- I trihutors are Dorothy Reynolds, Iivelyn Rifh- I iirds and Charlotte VanI.eet. Those who have 2 I sent in short stories are Dorothy Weinstein, I Stexfe leanette Wfyman and Alice Rushmer. Thus we discovered all our former class- mates at their occupations, We were indeed glad to have found them so successful and noted. ' ' fs',-f-4 ,.' .,,.,,.,,,-1-.,,. ',,,,,,,, s 4 4: Z 'I I 66-68 CI-IENANGO ST. -'::,'::::::::::::,-::: I f ,Is num Mon: W 1: Cottons SILKS Woolens 'I I gi? I 'y I 1 ' 0 , 1 I Ifxcliisivt- Fahrifs at inexpensive prices. 3 Make Your Garments mModeld 4: and Be Individual Il fm Iramlwgei I , ' Ill It other Shelgzdgsa- Models z S Nvw york V from S . up. I . ,I SILK and. SPECIALTY SHOP I I I uw gl SHELVADDR l I IQ Ig THE WORLD'S MosT 4,'::f:-'::.-:.-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Q BEAUTIFUL REFRIGERATOR '7 2 E I I I I I I l J 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I l J TRIPLE CITIES TRACTIO I CGRPOR TION y 'Cfyrlrienfff C 01151115 Phone 2-2391 375 State Street Page l-611 4f'N . I I 1 PANORAMA ANN'UAL'f0r 1936 35 Qdutam bfi? 'T' AD ff M ' ,E !!uL .'.4 -ff -I if , 'J ' 4 A Kjkfj ' METQX, . awww W i J' www 132 ,fo Qian Mp r . W 'Qfu 7 ZL,1..Qii.1., Q1+1'5VUL, lAQ,Q1-Na aff-vrum-ma . .N 0 Zuma! my fi ff: lik 'Y X dit '. v1 4,, f it 'X I , fy q :YAP X2 ' 7Page--16-5 vp 127 l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 J? 7lz,Zifrv'N'1p5 ,DLL .54 10 ' tk . A X Qf4ut0gmpl9.r J ' NP ,, ,!.V, , S 1 au.-41? s--' , QW? v gli U gym-.7 K7 ZQAA4l,a Z A W V . 1 QQ' J if ,4 W ' JMG7 Qrgj.:.- E55 ' x X , il-L., X GWJ jack Q2 WM wi 3 12 M MW 9 J 1 J Jyff if W ' P4ge165 Jp fy is Q we Z. PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 X U Faculty Autograph! V S169-7'-fh-A 6M,,,,Q,f,J,ik6z- 7. ,T-Z, 6 7 J 1 Jfbf, 4 MAJ7 Cf mf I 7 2 A , 1 'lf'-f ,.-f. f L Q 'wtf , ll f X 4 MA Mrk, .. f .ff .fx C Z,f7,yb ', J 1' Q.,,.U5',vf, A A-iw -745 ib fy' P3157 P 4 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1936 A Cappella Choir ,... Acknowledgments Art ....,,,v,A.,.,,,,.........,... A Successful Calamity Athletics .,,...,,..,.,,,,,,, Awards Committee .. Band ,.........,,.,...,,,, Baseball fBoysJ ,... , Baseball fGirlsJ ...., Basketball fBoys1 ,,,, Basketball CGirlsJ ,,,, 9 ..,,..10 2 7, 1 ,,,,,,,106, , ,,,,,,. 121 ,,....ioo, ,,....,13 0 , ,,,,,, 125 . ,.,,,,, 135 8, 1 a a Index 98 140 103 107 139 19 101 131 137 127 136 B. C. H. S. ......,............ ............. 4 B. C. H. S. Employees ..... .....1.. 1 9 Boys' Quartet ........,.,..,. ........ 9 8 Cheer Leaders .,.,. .,.... 1 20 Christmas Play ....,.. ...... 1 05 Civic Club Debate ....... ...... 1 11 Class Essay ,..,........ ........ 8 5 Class History .,,... ,........,, 8 3 Class Poems .......,..,,.......,..,,.., ....... 8 6 87 Class Prophecy-january ,,... .,.,,.,, 9 0 Class Prophecy-june .,,.. ,..............,. 9 1 Clubs ................ .......... ....... 1 1 2 -- 120 Deans ....... ....... 8 Dedication .......................,... ....... 5 Disinger-Church Contest .... ,,..,, 1 O5 Dom Econ ..............,,......,. ,............... 1 18 Dramatics .,,,...,.,, 104 - 111 Dramatics Club .,.... ...... 1 09, 110 Faculty ,.,,. .,.....,. 9 - 11 Football .,..., ....,,, 1 22 - 124 Girl Reserves .,..,. 114, 115 Girls' Trio ...... ............ 1 OO G. O. Council ..,.. ,,..... 1 2 1 15 Golf ...,,,,,. ,.,. ,,,,,.,,, 1 2 9 Page 168 Hi-Y ,...,.,...,.....,..,,, ............. l 15 Hockey CGirlsj .. ......... 134, 155 January Class ...,............ ....... 3 0447 january Class Orhcers ...,. ....... 2 5 26 January Class Notables ...,.................... 78, 79 January and June Class Day Orhcers ......,.,. 82 january and June Honor Students ....,,., 28 29 june Class ...................... ................... 4 7 - 77 june Class Notables ,,,,. ....... 8 0 81 june Class Othcers ,. .....,. 25 27 Junior Red Cross ..,,,. 16, 17 Kelly, Daniel -I., Superintendent ........,......,.. 3 Last Will and Testament ....,v, L88 Le Cercle de Francais ...,... ......,. 1 19 Library Club ..,.,..,,,,... .,,...,.,,,, 1 18 Literary Club ...,....,,..............v............. 116, 117 Lyon-Wleeks Declamation Contest .,,,..,,,,,, 105 McEwan, Lee -I., Principal ........ .,.... 6 Panorama Board . ,.,... 22, 23 Pinafore ,,,,,,, ..,,.., 9 5 - 96 Orchestra ,,,, ,,,,,,, 9 9, 100 Rifle Squad .... .,,,..,., 1 32 School Honor Society ,,,,, ,,.,,,, 2 0 21 Tennis fBoysj .... ............ 1 55 Tennis fGirlsj ,.,,, ,,,,,, 1 58, 159 The Blue Ghost . ....., 108. 109 Title Page ,,,,, ,..,......... 5 Track .,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 28, 129 Wei1x'ei', H. Earl, Vice-Principal ,,,...... ...... 7 Vlfrestling ,,,,,, ,, .,,,,,,,,, , ,.,, ,,,. , , 132 'G-' ..,ff,g 1 V A KMfWlL+4LZg4! W Q M is Lf4 70 4 , WT F I 0 , Q, ,', C'J..U-JJCJA avg' K ' X2 'l,' QQ 1 ,AJ f Www Jr ff' f 2' Sri Rey, H? Q pf' 'H vf fly? JJXXWM! , J at 3 fy v ' .J 4422 . hd ici M0 WMM W. . Q-QL A ,fh4 ,N , 4441.1 llfl' Q35 X . I, 0. X ff e P V QQ4 0 ,gf f KM 3 ,QLjgx: i -' . . Q36 3 'W ml X my fb' My