Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)
- Class of 1938
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i H 4 my 5 WILLIAM M. BUSH, Prizzripzf 0 wzzfm . 51,4 DEAN OF UPPER CLASS BOYS FROM 1931-1935 AND NOW PRINCIPAL WHO SINCE THAT TIME HAS WON THE LASTING AFFECTION AND CRATITUDE OF THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY THROUGH HIS UNDERSTANDING AND SYMPATHETIC ATTITUDE IN DEALINC WITH SCHOOL AFFAIRS AND HIS KIND CONSIDERATION OF THE STUDENT'S VIEWPOINT, WE DEDICATE THIS PANORAMA ANNUAL OF 1938, SCHOOL TRAL HIGH BINGHAMTON CEN MXQKXXKXKXKEKKXXQXK A A A A PANORAMA A A A ANNUAL A A :gg Volume Forty-five 5 A A X BINGHAMTON X X CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL X :gg BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 3 A A S Q9 6 A if A A A A A A A 6 Edlted by The Panorama Board 5 A A 3f'6X'3,6QLSf..7KXX3QT.7K3X2','KXE32P?ZKFQ A A 1 k , I DANIEL J. KELLY, Superintendent LEE MCjEW'AN, A.l'.fj,ffdIlf S!lp6I'jlIfL'IIcf61Zf 1 N w Y. E RICHARD L. SCHUSTER, Vice Prifmipal ROBERT ALDEN ALICE MURPHY Counselor, Sophomore Boys Counselor, Sophomore Girls JEROME SHAVER LYRA WATERHOUSE Counselor, Upper Class Boys Counselor, Upper Class Girls 4 In mutual understanding with the Graduating Class, the 1957-58 Panorama Staff has made radical changes in this Annual. Since the Graduating Class decided to revive its Class Day Exercises, the staff has omitted the Class History, Prophecy, Essay, Poem, and Will. lt is understood that these documents will be preserved in the files of our school library. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Central High School Faculty WILLIAM M. BUSH, Principal RICHARD L. SCHUSTER, Asst. Principal JEROME SHAVER, Counselor of Upper Class Boys MISS LYRA WATERHOUSE, Counselor of Upper Class Girls ROBERT F. ALDEN, Counselor of Sophomore Boys Florence E. Carpenter .,.,., Avis Balcom ...........,......, Katherine Gibbs ...... Evadne Farrar ......,,, Constance Gantley .,,,.. Elsie H1l11s ..,............ Ethel M. Houck .,........... James P. Kavanagh ...,.. Mary Patton .,........... Carl L. Titus .............. Eunice Titus ................... Mrs. Alice Vergason ....... Lloyd Hartman .............. Mrs. Blanche Beers ...... Harry Heagy .............. Edna Huxley .................. Mrs. Lida T. Knight ...... William Hogan .......... Marion Heinemann ...,... F. H. Williams .........., Mrs. Minnie Balcom ..... Phebe English ............. Elizabeth McCauley ...... Bertha Munsell .......... Marion Rostiser ......... G. A. Youngstrom ................. Mrs. Mildred Youngstrom Louise Wulf? ..................... Francis Seely ,................ Josephine Rosenberg ....... Catherine Keenan ......... Page 14 MISS ALICE F. MURPHY, Counselor of Sophomore Girls MRS. ROSE WILCOX, In Charge of Attendance HARRIET E. JONES, Secretary ENGLISH Syracuse University Syracuse University Syracuse University University .. Cornell . College of St. Rose New York New York State College for Teachers State College for Teachers Ithaca College Cornell Syracuse MATHEMATICS University University University Syracuse University, Columbia Mt. Holyoke College Syracuse University Mt. Holyoke College Fresno State College Buffalo Normal Syracuse University New York HISTORY University of Notre Dame State College for Teachers Yale University Syracuse University Wells College College of St. Rose Syracuse University Aurora Colleg Syracuse University e, Northwestern University Aurora College ' LATIN Cornell University St. Lawrence University Cornell University Bernard College PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 N. V. Taylor ....... E. R. Dooley ........ James McTighe ...... john Sasinek .............. Kathryn Hyland ....,........... Caroline VVadsworth Harold Anderson ,........ Loretta Murphy ,.... Maria Marini ....... Anna Meyer ...,..,. Clair Cossman ........ Winifred Earle ..,... Katherine Miller .........,... Mrs. Frances Bochnak Mrs. Elsie CoHman ...... Drusilla Comstock ........ Agnes Guilfoyle ,,........,r.,, Rose-Marie Gustowt ........ Alice Lowry ............... Mary Miller .......,.,.,.,, Helen Murphy ....... Mary Olsen ......... john Russell ....... Michael Segrue ...,.. Frances A Sanford ..,..... LeMoyne Orvis ..,.,..,.. Harold Hess .....,. Carlton Dwight ,..... Frank R. Clark ,,.... Francis Gorgas .......... William A. Smith ..... Lee H. Kent ............ J. Leo Lynch .....,. Mabel Squire ....... Grace Holcomb ...... Ruth Gress .......... Sara Burns .......,,,,.... Mrs. Grace Kelly ,,.... Loyal Greenman ....... Henry L. Merz ....... Hazel Wilbur ...... SCIENCE Cornell University Lafayette College Hamilton College Syracuse University New York State College for Teachers Oneonta State Normal Colgate University FOREIGN LANGUAGES - Elmira College University of Padua, Italy Syracuse University University of Iowa Smith College COMMERCIAL , New York State College for Teachers Brockport State Normal Oswego State Normal New York State College for Teachers Plattsburg State Normal Bowling Green Business College Elmira College Hartwick College University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania HOMEMAKING University of Illinois, Columbia University Oswego State Normal, Rochester Mechanics Institute INDUSTRIAL Pratt Institute Buffalo State Teachers College Oswego State Normal Oswego State Normal University of Pittsburgh Oswego State Normal MUSIC Ithaca College Syracuse University, University of Pennsylvania ART New York School of Fine and Applied Art Syracuse University LIBRARY Mt. Saint Vincent, Columbia University Syracuse University HEALTH EDUCATION Syracuse University Syracuse University Sargent School HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Main Ofxce ...........................,.................................................. Anna Balok, Kathryn Reilly Keating Commercial Dept. ...,............ Genevieve Driscoll, Dorothy Turner, Eunice Davis, Helen johnson Afternoon Counselors' Office .....................,.........,,...............,..,..,,.,.,,,..........,,,,...,,,,. Helen Lockwood Morning Counselors' Office ,,,...,.. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., . ,, ..,.,.,,,,,, Margaret Linehan Attendance Office ..,.............. ,,,,, M rs. Mary Brown Page 15 l l GENERAL ORGANIZATION COUNCIL-MORNING SESSION GENERAL ORGANIZATION COUNCIL-AFTERNOON SESSION 1 A PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1958 General Organization MORNING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FALL TERM Prefidefzl .....,...... ,.,,.. R OBFRT KANI3 Vice Pferidefzl ...,.. .. JOAN Swrrr Secretary ......... .,.,..,. . . BARBARA FISH DELEGATES Russell Austin Robert Aussicker William Bergstrom Clement Buell Shirley Burnett Irene Cazanek Marjorie Cizek john Ellis Reinhold Fritzsche jane Hamlin Margaret Harris William Hudick Charles Humphries Douglas Hurlburt Sylvia Kobrin Martin Mangan Jayne McLean Helen Meagher Roger Merritt William Roberts Sylvia Ruland Sophia Stnlarcyk Wfilliam Stoutenburg jack Tobey Patricia VHHW0l'mCl' Robert Vergason AFTERNOON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FALL TERM Premlefzt ....,e...., ,Y.....,u,...,.....,u.. e,.... L A RRABEE JOHNSON Vive Preriderzl ...... ,,.,,,,,. P ATRILIA EVANS Serrelmy ............ ,,.. M AR JORIE GRIFFIN Family Adwfer .... i..,i......,,,,..,,,.,. ..,,,, M R , FRANCIS SEELY Page 18 Ruth Adams Richard Alexander Margaret Brambach james Buckle Betty Cottrell Dorothy Dickson Newell Doubleday Edward Ellis Elizabeth Gibb Donald Goundry Kathleen Hickey Dorothy Hulse Robert Kellam Frank King Robert Marshall DELEGATES Herbert McCarthy David McManus john Moss George Papastrat Anna Pranckun Raymond Resnick Jean Scully Stephen Sedor William Seheley Delbert Snedaker Robert Sweet Sally Weeks jane Wright Richard Yeager PANORAMA ANNUAL fm 1938 General Organization MORNING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL SPRING TERM Prefidefzt .....V....,, ,A....Y,.,..,C....,U... n,.,.. W A LLACE BROWN Vire Preridefzz ....... ...,w. T HoMAs CoNLoN Secretary ........,Y .... M ARJORIE CIZEK DELEGATES Fred Arrigoni Lillian Braunstein Harvey Bullock William Canny john Cummings Robert DeMunn Catherine Dewees Robert Deyo Geraldine Dickinson William Dillon Eleanor Doerner Mary Dolan Newell Doubleday john Ellis Morey Evans Mary Gates Thomas George Mary Harrison Kathleen Hickey Betsy jane Kaley Richard Long Frank Mangan Hubert McCarthy jane McLaughlin john Murphy Ernest Pollak William Roberts Elinor Schlesinger William Schmidt Catherine Schneider Richard Thurston Elizabeth Titus jack Tobey Donald Wedge Virginia Wolever AFTERNOON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL SPRING TERM President .,.......... ....,............a..,., .,., J A MES FISCHETTE Vice Prerident ....... .......... S ALLY WEEKS Sen-etary ,e.....r.. V..r., L ols JANE WAITE DELEGATES james Blowers Francis Bohunicky Paul Canny Richard Couper jane Derr Betty Guilfoylc Leslie Harding Charles Hull Donald jones Adeeb Kalaf Rhoda Levine Helen Markowitz Edith McLoughlin john Moss Anna Pranckun Stuart Preston Harold Read Jean Sherwood Bernice Stevens Rita Sullivan Lucille Titus Robert VanWormer Evelyn Wilbur Page 19 JUNIOR RED CROSS PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Prefident .......... Vice Prefidefzi ...., Ser1'etm'y ......,. Ruth Adams Mary Berman Shirley Bloom Dorothy Brienza Betty Brosman Josephine Budovic Ann 'Chatrnuch Mary Frances Clay Jane Corsani Marion Corser Phyllis Crawford Jean Cummings Jane Cunningham Florence Daley Janet Dayman Elizabeth Diehl Clare Diesenburg Annabelle Donson Kay Downs Norma Edson Nina Fenson Prefident .........,. Vire Prefidefzt ..... Secretary ,,,....,... General Offer .... Laura Abashian Margaret Barvinchak Olga Bauer Marge Began Bernice Bunnell Pauline Costello - Betty Conaty I Richard Deacon Charles Dean Marie Espy Joan Fischer Mary Houlihan Susan Hricigan I -H . Junior Red Cross . MORNING SESSION DELEGATES Jean Flynn Mary Ann Flvnn Danny Fusco '. Shirley Fuller June Gale Rita Gilbert Marjorie Lee Gettys John Giles 1 Marion Goldsmith Anita Greenblott Kenneth Greenmun Geraldine Holtslander John Houlihan Pauline. Izlull Julia Jankovic Jean',Jol1nson Ailsa Johnstone Naomi Kempinger Alice Kleitz Helen Krizka Jean Kroboth AFTERNOON SESSION DELEGATES Joyce Jager Elizabeth Kenyon Wilma Krch Steve Kudritz Rosemary-Labinski Margaret'Latta Leah Lesso Peggy Melish Lillie Moses Doris Murray Barbara Phillips Anne Polasek Martha Roller JOAN SWEET BEVERLY DILLREE JOAN WILSON Barbara Larrabee Ilene Livingston Doris Lowe Helen Lubinec Barbara Martin Edith Mellen Ethel Nelson Rita Pecko Elizabeth Perkins Hallee Perkins Adele Polizotto Estelle Reiter Evelyn Ruff - Betty Schaible ' Helen Sherba , Betsy Shields Eda Skillman Gene VanKuren Jean VanSky Virginia Wolever 'l MARTHA J. ROLLER RICHARD DEACON BILLIE L. SMALLEY ROSEMARY LABINSKI Dorothy Rowley Theresa Russell Mary Rustak Arline Shoemaker ' Mary Jayne Short Anne Slauson Billie Smalley Marjorie Stecker Phyllis Tanenhaus Marian Tarsches Helen Thomas Jeanne Thomas Jayne Treyz Page 21 SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY PANORAMA ANNUAL in V238 HONOR SOCIETY ASSEMBLY Geller al O wer .... Geneml O wer .... Fred Arrigoni William Bergstrom Barbara Booth Wallace Brown Lana Brunner Clement Buell Marjorie Cizek jean Cummings Thomas Conlon Margery Curran Henry Edelheit Reinholt Fritzsche Robert Gager Mary Gates Marjorie Lee Gettys john Grow William Herman Michael Knott Paul Krch Ruth Kurkyasharian .luhn Ksionzyk FALL TERM SPRING TERM MEMBERS School Honor Society y JOSEPH WATROUS BARBARA BOOTH XVILLIAM TAYLOR .. WILLIAM TAYLOR AIIELE POLIZOTTO L I RICHARD THURSTON . L. Miss PHEBE ENGLISH Margaret Lesko Anne Lewis Phyllis McCarthy Virginia McLean Andrew Mogish jane Oakley Adele Polizotto William Roberts Susie Simonelli janet Sprout William Stoutenburg Virginia Swartwout joan Sweet Willizlm Taylor Richard Thurston Elizabeth Titus jack Tobey Douglas Tolley joseph Watrous Hnrrictte WeAii' Page 2 3 l PANORAMA BOARD X ua PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Panorama Board - U EDTTORQ H. AWilliam Stoutenburg W FACULTY ADVISER Florence E. Carpenter LITERARY EDITOR William Bergstrom ' Affiflmztf Thomas George Marjorie Cizek Janet Sprout Richard Thurston Thomas A. Otto NEWS EDITOR Lana Brunner Rita Gilbert joan Sweet E jane Bedell SPoRTs EDIToR Q BoYs Charles. Rosenthal .. Affiftazzl Larrabee johnson A GIRLS Jane Oakley 'Affiftazzf Harriette Vifeir ART EDITOR Michael Knott flrfvifdlll Frank Kuzel ALUMNI EDITOR ' ,Marjorie Lee Gettys Affiftazm' Louise Speh EXCHANGE EDITOR Barbara Booth Affiftfznt Helen Meagher AROUND THE PAN TABLE EDITOR john Grow Axfixlmztr William Roberts Catherine Dewees Donald Wedge AUDITORIUM EDITOR Clare Diesenberg BUSINESS MANAGER Elizabeth Titus I Arfixtmzlf Marion Van Atta Virginia English 'lane Cunningham joan Wilson james Buckle William Dillon BUSINESS ADVISER Mrs. Elsie Coffman A nnuql Bu.r1'ne.fJ Afrzktantr Helen Bednarsky Jeanne Mathews Marian Goldsmith Nina Fenson Page 2 5 I1 1 L.. vw -Q.- Y . -, gu 4- - , il- 'ing S N .N 'M- .x. A. ...4-UL. ,.....,.,4..--, --1-n ,Y Q. 1 A-- ---.... ...,, -.Ki NL v-, 4'-lQ - Q .,,n- 1' . ' --A., -X 557. 1.1.4, .., -111.....i A ,....... . --it-Q, i , , ,-,,,-ig: -Q., A- ,,..-4 'Aq- .. .,, ?Q. j- PANORAMA ANNUAI for 1938 Zlflllilfy Prefidefzt .......... Vice Preficlent .. Secretary ........ T1'e4zJm'e1' ......,..,... Sergeanl-al-Armf Preyidefzl .,.,,.,.,,, Vire Prefidefzzf Sefretary ........ Treamrer' .,.,.,.,... Sergeant-al-Arm.f Class Officers 1938 VINCENT HAGMAN SHIRLEY BURNETT BARBARA BOOTH JANET SPROUT, REINHOLD FRITZSCHE MARGARET HARRIS, CHARLES ROSENTHAL une Class Officers 1938 KERON O'NEIL MARY GATES CATHERINE DEWEES IRMA STRETZ, RICHARD THURSTON FRANCES PETERTYL, ROBERT LACEY Page 2 7 JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS JUNE CLASS OFFICERS 1 P H PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 The Honor Studefzlr are arranged dL'c'0l'6h77g lo Alphabel and not according to their ftmzdifzgf, .l Honor Students Russell Austin Guinevere Beers Jane Benkovsky Barbara Booth Evelyn Brown Lana Brunner Shirley Burke Shirley Burnett Henry Edelheit Reinhold Fritrsche Robert Gager Thomas George Charles Gehr William Bergstrom Harold Bishop Jeanne Collins Jean Cummings Arlene Chase Clare Davidson Clare Diesenberg Dorothy Diffenderfer Jean Flynn Frances Foley Dorothy Gruss Marjorie Lee Gettys John King Peter Klenus Helen Krizka Betty Kennedy Ruth Lovejoy Anne Lewis Phyllis McCarthy Mary McGrade anuary 1938 sfo une 1938 John Grow Douglas Hurburt Ida Frances Jordan Sylvia Martin Helen Mills Alice Oliver William Phipps Charles Rosenthal Janet Sprout Douglas Tolley Joseph Watrous Frederick West Beatrice Whittaker Ella Wilcox Munch Martin Mangan Mary Jeanne Osborne Keron O'Neil Adele Polizotto Mary Jane Phillips Frances Petertyl Franklin Preston Robert Powers Helen Place William Roberts H. William Stoutenburg Richard Smith Susie Simonelli Elinor Schlesinger Joseph 'Slachta Richard Thurston Elizabeth Jayne Titus Dorothy VanAtta Page 31 4 W r PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Class of Januar 193 KIRK ADAMS Slim Goodness does not consist in greatness, but Breat- ness in goodness. Intramural Football 121: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Intramural Baseball, 12, 31. After School: Business. BETTE AGAN Bet Our credit's built on the things we do. Basketball 12, 3, 41 5 Baseball 12, 31 5 Hockey 12, 31. After School: Business. CLARE ANDREWS Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Basketball 121: Baseball 131: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Wilson Memorial Hospital. JOSEPH ANTAL Scotty Chiet1y the mould of a man's fortune is his own hand. Intramural Basketball 141. After School: Business. DORIS ARCHER By tranquil mind I mean nothing else than a mind well ordered. CATHERINE ARMSTRONG Cat The true way to render ourselves happy is to love our duty and find in it our pleasure. Hockey 121: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Pianist for Festival Chorus 141. After School: College. TAMER ASWAD Tame A song will outlive all sermons. A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Band 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 415 Dramatics 141. Class Notable: Musician. After School: Business. ALLISON ATON Al Is true as steel. Baseball 121: Le Cercle Francais 121. After School: Business. H. RUSSELL AUSTIN Chri.r His sword was in its sheath, his lingers held the pen. Panorama, Assistant Literary Editor 131: Liter- ary Editor 141: Cercle Francais 13, 413 G. O. Dele- gate 12, 3, 41: Scholarship 121: Honor Graduate. After School: Study Journalism. SIMSON AZERSKY Simp lt is a world of startling possibilities. Varsity Tennis 13, 41 5 Blue Ghost 131 5 Thirteenth Chair 131: Excursion 141: Cheer Leader 131, Head 141: Awards Committee 141: Inter-Activity 141: Tri Hi 12, 3, 41, Treasurer 131, President 1413 Dramatics 13, 41: G. O. Delegate, President 121: Class Day Testator: Class Notable: Most Original. IRENE BAKAY Renee Prudence is the knowledge of things to be sought. Basketball 141: Hockey 141: Girls Intramural Sports 1413 Girl Reserves 141. HOMER BALCH Example is the school of mankind. Rifle 141. LOUIS BALDWIN Louie It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. G. O. Delegate 131: Class Notable: Quietest Boy. After School: College. JUANITA BARBER Nita The truth is always the strongest virtue, Debate 131. After School: Lewis Training School. GERTRUDE BARNARD Always hold fast to your purpose, and you Will win success. After School: Business. GUINEVERE BEERS Sally The hand that made you fair hath made you good. Orchestra 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 313 Cercle Francais 13, 41: Literary 13, 41: Scholarship 13, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Mt. Holyoke. EDWARD BECK Eddie, Macduj'f Thus you have many friends by being you. Intramural Basketball 131. After School: University of Michigan. HELEN BEMICK Honour to whom honour is due. Basketball 12, 3, 41: A Cappella Choir 141: Glee Club 1413 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: College. MARION BENCE The chief glory of every people arise from its authors. After School: Business. JANE BENKOVSKY I toiled and toiled: God blessed me in my work. Honor Graduate. After School: Albany State College. WILLIAM BLANK Veni, Vidi, Vici. After School: Business. JOHN BOGDASARIAN Bogy This man is of no common order. Hi Y 141. After School: Business. BARBARA BOOTH BMV First honesty, then industry, then concentra- tion. Panorama, Advertising Assistant 121: Exchange Editor 141: Basketball 121: A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 12, 31: Cercle Francais 131: Literary 13, 41: Honor So- ciety 141: Secretary of Graduating Class 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Oberlin College. ANDREW BOVAN Andy Success means doing the ordinary thing extraor- dinarily well. JAMES BOVAY Peace is great, strength is great. After School: Business. Page 33 .M ,, ,, PAN ORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 DOROTHY BRADBURY Dot, fume She did the work she found to do. A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 433 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: College, also Simmons School of Embalming. KENNETH BRIGGS Kenny Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Track Varsity 13, 43: Intramural Basketball 143: Hi-Y 12, 3, 43. After School: College. ELIZABETH BROUGHTON Betty Promise is most given when little is said. Basketball 12, 33: Baseball 12, 33: Hockey 1333 Golf 12, 3, 43 , Class Notable: Artist. After School: Business. EVELYN BROWN Effie A friend in need is a friend indeed. Basketball 12, 3, 43: Baseball 133: Hockey, letter 12, 33: Tennis letter 123: Festival Chorus 1232 Red Cross Delegate 12, 33: G, O. Delegate 12, 33: Scholarship 123: Honor Society 143: Honor Grad- uate. KERMIT BROWN Some men are constant. MABEL BROWN Ginger Nu one is happy if he does not think him- self so. After School: College. OLIN BROWN What fortitude the soul contains. Festival Chorus 12, 43. After School: Casey Jones Aviation School, Navy Flying Pensacola, Florida. LANA BRUNNER Foxy To set the cause above renown, And love the game above the prize. Panorama News Editor 143: Basketball 12, 3, 432 Hockey, Insignia 12, 3, 43: Tennis 13, 43: Liter- ary 13, 43: Cercle Francais 143: Class Day Essay- ist: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor Society 143: Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse University. CLEMENT BUELL Clem On their own merits modest men are dumb. Intramural Football 123. Assistant Manager 143: Track Varsity 12, 3, 43: G. O. Delegate 1433 Honor Society 143: 10 years Perfect Attendance. After School: College. SHIRLEY BURKE jo Look, then, into thine heart and write. Festival Chorus 123: G, O. Delegate 133: Class Day Poet 143: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor Society 1433 Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse University. SHIRLEY BURNETT Whene'er a noble deed is wrought Whene'er is spoken a noble thought Our hearts in glad surprise To higher levels rise. The Goose Hangs High, feminine lead 1331 Regisseur, Excursion 1433 Dramatics, Presi- dent 143: Cercle Francais 13, 43, Secretary 1433 Literary 13, 43, Corresponding Secretary 143: Girls Intramural Sports 143: G. 0. Delegate 13, 43, Vice President 133: Scholarship 12, 33: Vice President of Graduating Class 143: Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Best Natured Girl: Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse University. MILTON BERKA No one can be perfect: he can only aim at being a likeable, reasonable being. JOSEPH BURNS Better by far you should forget and smile than you should remember and be sad. JOHN BYRON jack You seem like a human bein'-a dear old friend to me. After School: Business. EDWARD CECIL Ed Still achieving, still pursuing. Intramural Football 133: Intramural Basketball 143: Band 123: Orchestra 123: Festival Chorus 123. ROSE CERRETANI Her heart is ever at your service. Basketball 123: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 1233 G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 43. ALDONA CHAKANOVSKY Aldy :The unassuming are oftimes the most success- fu. Red Cross Delegate 13, 43. LILLIAN CHIAMA Earth has no claim the soul cannot contest. BARBARA COLBURN Pndgy'f Never idle a moment. A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Festival Chorus 12. 3, 43: Girl Reserves 133. After School: Hospital Training FLORENCE COLE Lucy We are young and we are the friends of time. Basketball 13, 43: Tennis 13, 43. ELLA CONKLIN A good woman is a wondrous person. Hockey 123. After School: Business. GEORGE CONKLIN Labor overcomes all things. MURIEL CONWAY Mifnif' Like a ray of sunshine in a shady wood. Festival chorus 12, 3, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Literary 143: Red Cross Delegate 143. After School: Business. KATHRYN CORKERY Moderation the noblest gift of service. Orchestra 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. VINCENT COUGHLIN Vince A comely young man, as busy as a bee. Dramatics 143: Hi-Y 143. After School: Business and College. Page 35 1 ? I i- PANORAMA ANNUAI. for 1938 JAMES CRAMER Dunk FREDERICK DONSON f'Strength of will guides a ship into lofty har- Every man is an architect of his own fortune. hors. After School: Business. Intramural Basketball 141 : Festival Chorus 12, 31. NORMAN DAILEY Norm VA'-ERIA DOWNEY Vain Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Intramural Basketball 12, 313 G. O. Delegate 121. After School: College. OLGA DAGGETT A good will makes for intelligence. After School: Business. MARIAN DAVIS PemznfI By the work, one knows the worker. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 3, 41. Aftel' School: Business. MARTHA DAVIS Martyn Music calls sweet rest from blissful skies. Hockey 141: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: G. O. Delegate 121. After Scllool: Cortland Normal. WARREN DAVIES Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait. Intramural Football 121: Intramural Baseball 121: Golf Varsity 131. After School: College. M ARZETTA DECKER Bm-1zey May free thought and happy hours attend you- Basketball 121: G. O. Delegate 1212 Girl Re- serves 141. Afier School: Business. FREDERIC DEYO Fred Withdraw to mark him better. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: G. O. Delegate 12, 41. DAWN DICKINSON Dawnie A merry heart goes all the day. Basketball 1311 Baseball 141: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Tri-Hi 13. 41: Class Notable: Noisiest Girl. After School: Cornell University. MARION DILLON A'lm n Be sure you are right, then go ahead. American Home Economics Association 141. After School: Binghamton City Hospital. FRANK DILLEY He doeth much that doeth a thing well. PAUL B. DIRADO B1f0u1ney Let me do my work from day to day. Afler School: Business. JOHN DONOVAN Happy And to tell you my mind, he has not left a wiser or better behind. Intramural Baseball 121: Football, Assistant Var- sity Manager 131: Tennis 141: G. O. Delegate 1213 Civic Club Debate Prize 141, lst Place Disinger- Church Contest 141. After School: Notre Dame or University of Penn- Sylvania. Industry is the parent of fortune. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Tennis 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 121. JOSEPH DOYLE joe His mirth was the pure spirits of various suit. Football Varsity 141: Tennis 131: Hi-Y 141: Class Notable: Jester. After School: Business. DOROTHY DUELL Dot Glad that I live am I: that the sky is bllle- After School: Business. LEWIS DUGO ' Studious of ease and fond of humble things. JULIA DUNAY A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. STUART DUNHAM I-Ie is an eloquent man who can treat things Smpressively and moderate things temperatelyf' Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 141: Rifle 141: Bowling 141: Band 12, 31: Festival Chorus 131: Excursion 141: Debate 141: Cercle Francais 131: Disinger-Church Contest 141: G. O. 121. After School: Oberlin College. HENRY EDELHEIT Hank, Hennie For the more the man knows, the more worthy he is. Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12. 3, 41: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate. After School: College. MAR JORIE EDGECOMBE Margie Her path's a trail of beauty down the years. Tennis 13, 41: American Home Economics Asso- ciation 141. After School: Wilson Memorial Hospital. DORIS ELDRED - None named thee but to praise. Girl Reserves 121: American Home Economics Association 141. After School: Plattsburgh College. JANET ELLSWORTH Jan A life that leads melodious days. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Scholarship 12, 31:iClass Day Prophet. After School: Business. MAX FAISTENHAMMER The reasonable spirit humanizes all our think- ing, and makes us less sure of our own correct- ness. After School: Business. Page 37 1 1 4 PANORAMA ANNUAL ,fof 1938 JOHN FERNALLD Jerk Scarce knowing if we wish to go or stay. Track Varsity 141. GEORGE FERRIS No deed is done by falterers who ask for cer- tainty. G. O. Delegate 131: Red Cross Delegate 121. After School: Ridley's Business School. JANE FISH l Strong is the soul, and wise, and beautiful. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12, 31: Red Cross Delegate 121: Class Notable: Giggler. After School: Business. GERTRUDE FREIJE Geri Thoroughly suffused with youth's joy and suc- cess. Basketball 12, 31 g Baseball 141: Hockey 12, 3, 41 : Tennis 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Girls Intramural Sports 141. After School: Business. GLADYS FREIJE So when she speaks, the voice of heaven I hear. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Debate 12, 31: Girl Re- serves 12, 3, 415 Cercle Francais 12, 31. GRETA FRENCH Graf Unconscious as a flower. Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Business. ROBERT FRENCH Fremlaie I-Ie lives and acts with other men. Intramural Basketball 121: Intramural Baseball 121: Hi-Y 121. After School: Business. REINHOLD FRITZSGHE Remy Wisdom is better than rubies. Intramural Football 13, 41: Intramural Basket- ball 131 1 Track Varsity 13, 41: G. 0. Delegate 141 : Class Treasurer 141: Commencement Speaker: 4 years Perfect Attendance: Honor Society 141 3 Schol- arship 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse University. ROBERT GAGER Bob High thoughts and noble, and the human touch. Panorama 121: Tennis 141: G. O. Delegate 131: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Stare Crew 141: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Best Natured Boy, After School: College, R. P. I. REGINALD GARRISON Spider A true friend is forever a friend. Intramural Football 121: Assistant Manager Football 141. LEO GATES W'ee.re! There is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music. Orchestra 141. WILLIAM GAYNOR A desire to serve. not be served, shall spur men on to nobler deeds. CHARLES GEHR Charlie The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Intramural Football 131: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: College. BERNARD GEIDIE Bemie'1 True heroes never count the miles. Intramural Basketball 131. After School: Business. THOMAS GEORGE Tom Enamored architect of airy rhyme. Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 1413 Cer- cle Francais 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: College. LEO GILADETT MrGillimdn'y Never idle a moment. Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: Syracuse Extension and then An- napolis. ARAM GIRAGOSIAN Ability wins the admiration of great meh- Intramural Basketball 141: Afternoon research in Chemical Laboratory 141. After School: Business. AGNES GOLAN The most priceless pictures of all are those we hang on the walls of our memory. After School: Business. . LEONARD GRAMLY Len A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. Football, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41: Intra- mural Basketball 121: Class Notable: Most Bashful Boy. HAROLD GRANT He is a pioneer who dares to climb. Football, Intramural 121, Jr. Varsity 1411 Intra- mural Basketball 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. O. Delegate 12, 41: Class Notable: Best One- Armed Driver. After School: Business. ANTHONY GRASSO It is wisdom to believe the heart. G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Business. JAMES GRASSO The best time to have courage is when oihers lose theirs. After School: Business. pm LUVA GREENE Our best possessions are our thoughts and our friends. JOHN GROW johnny And the rocks shall raise their head of nis deeds to tell. Panorama, Around Pan Table Assistant, 131. Edi- tor 141: Excursion 141: Why the Chimes Rang 141: Dramatics 12, 3, 41: Scholarship 12, 3, 412 Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate: Class Nol- nble: One of Ideal Couple, with .lane Oakley. After School: Union College. LAVINA GUILD We usually have to earn a thing before we EPI it. Red Cross Deleizate 12, 31. After School: Business. Ikzlge 39 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm' 1958 VINCENT HAGMAN Vinh, DORIS HASLEHURST Dome Well timed silence has more eloquence than After all, the shortest road is the straight road. SDO0Cll- Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31. Intramural Basketball 131: Track Varsity 13. 413 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: G. O. Delegate 12, 31: President Senior Class: Class Notable: Handsomest Boy. After School: Rider College. STANLEY HAIGHT Stem Learning makes the wise wiser. After School: Syracuse University. HOWARD HALL The capital you must depend upon must is this capital I. EDWARD HALLORAN His music brings delight to all. Intramural Football 131: Band 12, 3. 41: Festi- val Chorus 12, 41: Glee Club 141. MARIAN HAMILTON Mickey Soar not too high to fall: but stoop to rise. Red Cross Delegate 121. After School: Business. GENEVIEVE HAMM jenny Thinks much, speaks little. After School: Business. KALE HARDEN Kaya Bears good fortune modestly. Intramural Football 141, Jr. Varsity 141: Festival Chorus 121. 1 A EDWARD HARDING Ed Acting without thinking is like shooting with- out aiming. Football, Intramural 12, 31, Varsity 141: Intra- mural Basketball 141: Varsity Baseball 141. After School: Business. JAMES HARPER Heap To arrive stick to the straight path. Football, Intramural 12, 31, Varsity 141: Festi- val Chorus 121: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Business. WILLIAM HARRIS Bill The best kind of pride is pride in your work. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Poster, First Prize 13, 41 I After School: College. MARGARET HARRIS Peggy Lovely as spring's first rose. Basketball 121: Hockey 141: Tennis 12, 31: G. O. Delegate 141 : Sergeant-at-Arms of Graduating Class 141: Class Notable: Most Popular Girl. After School: Business. REGINA HARTNETT jean Smiles shorten the miles. Girl Reserves 12, 31: G. O. Delegate 131. After School: College. After School: Business School. MADEl.INE HEMPSTEAD The learner must have something great in order to receive great blessings. After School: Business School. ANN HERBEK Studies serve for a delight, for ornament, and for ability. After School: Syracuse University. HELEN HERBEK A success recipe: Study, think, work. Basketball 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. MARIE HIBBARD And honored everywhere for worthiness. HARRY HILL All things are possible to him that believeth. RICHARD HILL Dick Here lived the soul enchanted by melody of song. A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Band 12, 3. 41: Festi- val Chorus 13, 41: The Emperor's Clothes 141: Dramatics 13, 41. After School: Business. RUTH HILSINGER Ruzhy Life is a grand adventure. After School: Business. ANNA HOLLISTER Let us roll all our strength and all our sweet- ness up into one ball. After School: Bellevue Nursing School. STEPHANIE HRASNA Peppy Genius is mainly an affair of energy. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Tennis 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Red Cross Delegate 131: G. O. Delegate 13, 41: Honor Society 141: Varsity Cheer Leader 141. After School: Cortland Normal. WILLIAM HUDICK Bill Character cannot be formed without action. Intramural Football 12, 3, 41, letters 13, 41: Basketball 13, 41: Class Notable: Nofsiest Boy. MARIAN HULSLANDER Blondie Education is capital invested for the future. Festival Chorus 121: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: After one year of business-Cob lege. JANET HUMPHREY She has done the work of true women, love her, crown her, honor her. Girls Glee Club 141: Cercle Francais 141: Lit- erary 141. After School: Secretarial School. Page 41 1 I PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 I-I. DOUGLAS HURLBURT Doug Witty as a Frenchman. Band 12, 33: Orchestra 123: Cercle Francais 143: G. O. Delegate 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. NANNETTE HUTCHINGS Nan A disposition to do good. Festival Chorus 123: Dramatics 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 123. After School: Business. l'lARRY INGRAHAM Inky I-Ie plays the game. Intramural Football 12, 33: Intramural Basket- ball 12, 33. GERTRUDE JAMES Trudy More music, please! Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Glee Club 143: Girl Reserves 133. After School: Hospital training. HERMAN JONES Herml' Merrily, merrily shall I live now. G. O. Delegate 123: Cercle Francais 143: Class Day Prophet: Class Notable: Best Dancer. After School: Cornell University. I. FRANCES JORDAN Franz f Wedthink a happy life consists in tranquillity o min . Red Cross Delegate 123 : Scholarship 12, 33 : Honor Graduate. After School: Presbyterian Hospital, New York City. ROBERT KANE Dorn Men resemble the gods in nothing so much as in doing good to fellow men. Varsity Football 12, 3, 43: Intramural Basket- ball 143: Varsity Track 143: President G. O. 143: Class Notable: Most Popular Boy After School: University of Pennsylvania. FRANCES KAPLAN Fran Everyone has his gift. Red Cross Delegate 123. After School: Washington Business School. LVELYN KASSMAN En, Ewen Variety is the spice of life. Panorama, Advertising Assistant 12, 33, Assis- tant Literary Editor 143, News Editor 143: Hockey 123: The Music Box 133: Why the Chimes Rang 143: Civic Club Debate, lst Prize 143: Di- singer-Church, Ist Prize 143: Lyons-Weeks, Ist Prize 143: Dramatics 13, 43: Girl Reserves 143: Honor Scoiety 143: Awards Committee 143. After School: Leland Stanford University. JOHN KEOUGH A man's worth is estimated in the World 80- cording to his conduct. Intramural Football 12, 33: Intramural Base- ball 123. After School: Business. MARIAN KEOGH It may be all right to be content with what you have: never be with what you are. Basketball 133: Tennis 123. JOHN KIRCH Great hopes make great men. Festival Chorus 143: Rifle 133. After School: Forestry School. HELEN KOCHANT Wisdom is oftimes nearer when we stoop than when we soar. HYMAN KRILL He knew what was what. Intramural Football 12, 3, 43: Varsity Track 123: Festival Chorus 12, 33: G. O. Delegate 12, 33. After School: College. rrHy JOHN KUHARIK Enough is better than too much. STEPHANIE KRITKAUSKY Knit She is used to success and victory always. Baseball 123: Tennis 133: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Girl Reserves 12, 33: American Home Eco- nomics Association, Secretary 133, President 143: G. O. Delegate 13, 43. After School: Normal College. MARY KRIVYANIK Krazy More is thy due than all can pay. Basketball 123, letter 13, 43: Baseball 123, letter 143: Hockey letter 12, 3, 43: A Cappella Choir 143: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Literary 143: Girl Re- serves 143: Girls Intramural Sports, President 143: Honor Society 143. JEAN MARIE KROBOTH Carroz.r Columbus found a world and had no chart, Save one that faith deciphered in the skies. Hockey 133: Literary 13, 43: Scholarship 123. After School: College. llViARY KURILECZ The deed is everything, the glory naught. Girl Reserves 133: G. O. Delegate 143: Scholar- ship 123. MICHAEL KUSHNIR He lives in deeds, not years: in thoughts, not breaths. l'VlARIAN LAFAVE SU No legacy is as rich as honesty. Basketball 123: Tennis 123: G. O. Delegate 133. After School: College. MARJORIE LARRABEE She lives to build, not boast. Girl Reserves 133: G. O. Delegate 133: Red Cross Delegate 143. After School: Business School. Marge ffLil7! LILLIAN LAW Quiet but not idle. Panorama, Auditorium Editor 143: Basketball 13, 43: Baseball 133: Hockey 133: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Pinafore 133: Literary 13, 43: Dramatics 133: Awards Committee 143. BEVERLY LAYTON Bere To be young is to be one of the immortalsf' After School: Business. DAVID LAUNT Let him who has deserved it bear the palm. Page 43 F w 1 F PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 DOLORES LEADER Honor her for she is ours. Girl Reserves 133. HEJH EDWARD LEE Vigilant as the stars. Intramural Football 133: Varsity Track 123: In- tramural Wrestling 12, 33. After School: Syracuse University. JOSEPH LEOMBRONE Joe Great works are performed not hy strength but by perseverance. Varsity Track 13, 43: Band 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 123. After School: College. WANDA LEWANSKI Ambition is a powerful source of good or ill. After School: Business. ELLEN LIVINGSTON The whole sum of life is service-service to others and not to self. After School: Lowell's Business School. ANGELINA LONGO Angie Never was there such a one. Basketball 12, 33: Baseball 12, 33: Hockey 123: Tennis 123: Festival Chorus 12, 333 Red Cross Delc- gate 123. After School: Business. JAYNE MACLEAN 131,14- A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. G. O. Delegate 143. After School: College. ARDEN MACMILLEN I have said everything when I have named the man. After School: Business. JOHN MALINAK Freedom is its own eternal law. Intramural Football 133. FRANCIS MARINI Lef1y Do not think that years leave us and find us the same. Orchestra 12, 33. SYLVIA MARTIN A Timzie Life is not life without delight. Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 143: Ten- nis 123: Festival Chorus 123: Cerclc Francais 143: Literary 143: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Scholarship 12, B, 43: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Quietest Girl. After School: College. JOSEPHINE MASSAR fn May you enjoy all days of your life. Basketball 123: Hockey 1233 Tennis 123: Red Cross Delegate 143. After School: College. STELLA MAURAIDES Pzzdgy Life is pleasure. Basketball 12, 33: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Tri Hi 143. After School: Business. MILDRED MCKEEBY Minky Lozf' Humble because of knowledge- Tennis 13, 43: Girl Reserves 12, 3, 43. ROSALIND F. MELAMED Rory Truly a girl worth knowing. After School: University of Wisconsin. JAMES MERVILLE Meri The same in every weather. Panorama Business Assistant 133: Intramural Football 133: Art Prize 133: G. O. Delegate 123. JOHN MIHALKO Punctual as lovers to the moment sworn. ROBERTA MILES A sweet attractive kind of grace. Festival Chorus 123. After School: Business. HELEN MILLS Daffy Few things are impossible to dili89!lC2 and skill. Girl Reserves 143: G. O. Delegate 1332 Class Day Historian 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. ANDREW MOGISH Mugzy He is fit as any fiddle, he's hearty, 11816. and tanned. Football, Intramural 12, 33. Varsity 1435 Varsity Basketball 12, 3, 43: Baseball, Intramural 12, 33. Varsity 143: Honor Society 143. IRENE MOLESSA Moderation, the noblest gift of Heaven. Festival Chorus 123: Scholarship 133. MARGARET MONKOVICI-I Marge, Every Path brings me gain. Tennis 123: American Home Economics Associa- tion 143. After School: Business. JOHN MOONEY Jamie Practice in time becomes second nature. Intramural Football 133: Rifle Club 123. After School: Aviation School. JAMES MOORE Work well done makes pleasure more fun. MARILYN MULLER She has true politeness which is consideration for the opinions of others. Basketball 13, 43: Tennis 143: Girl Reserves 143: Scholarship 12, 33. After School: Albany State Teachers College. Page 45 P PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 NIARY JANE NIEMAN Life is real, life is earnest. Festival Chorus 123: Tri-Hi 13, 43: Girl Re- serves 13, 43. After School: Business School. JANE OAKLEY Okie With such a comrade, such a friend I feign would walk till journey's end. Basketball 12, 3, 43: Hockey 12, 3. 43: Tennis 13, 43: Literary 13, 43: Cercle Francais 13, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Girls Intramural Sports 143: Tri- Hi 143: Glee Club 143: Panorama Sports Editor 143: Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Member of Ideal Couple, with John Grow. After School: College. JANE O,CONNOR Short, but sweet. Basketball 12, 33: Baseball 143: Hockey 12, 43: Girl Reserves 12, 33: Red Cross Delegate 12, 3, 43: Class Notable: Prettiest Girl. After School: Business. RAY O'CONNELL It is not ease but effort-not facility but diffi- culty that makes men. After School: Cornell University. JAMES O,DAY Jimmy Let thy words be few. ALICE OLIVER Al Unassuming yet noble in deeds. Festival Chorus 12, 33: The Blue Ghost 1332 Dramatics 13, 43, Secretary 143: G. O. Delegate 123: Honor Society 143: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl. After School: Cornell University. WILLIAM OPIE Bill There is nothing we cannot overcome. CHARLES ORTLOFF Claurkl' Perseverance keeps honor bright. Intramural Football 123: A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Normal School. JOHN PANKOVICH ffpmfeyif Like hearts of oak. Varsity Football, Captain 123, Letterman 133: Varsity Basketball Letterman 12, 3, 43: Varsity Baseball Captain 133: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Honor Society 133. After School: College. BETTY PARSONS Jolly is her nature. Girl Reserves 143. After School: Business School. NIARGARET PETRAN Fortune is not on the side of the faint hearted. Basketball 123: Baseball 123: Festival Chorus 123. After School: Business. Marge' WILLIAM PHIPPS Bill Ever reaching out to some ideal. Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Awards Committee 13, 432 Class Notable: Class Plugger: Honor Graduate, After School: Business. THELMA PLANKENHORN Imagination rules the world. Red Cross Delegate 133. DOROTHY POPE DUN Blondie The price of wisdom is above rubies. Tennis 123. After School: Business. DONALD POPE Don A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. Festival Chorus 123: G. O, Delegate 123. After School: Insurance business. ANTHONY POSPISIL Duke He says little, yet thinks much. After School: Business. PETER PRANCKUN Pele A comrade blithe and full of glee, Who dares to laugh out loud and free. Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43: Intramural Base- ball 123: Festival Chorus 123: G. O. Delegate 12 33 After School: College. JEROME S. RAKAUSKAS Speech is great, but silence is greater. ELLEN RANDALL I Pemba Herein do lie real qualities. Tennis 12, 33: Girl Reserves 123. After School: Business. FONDA MAE REID T0mzyf' The way to have friends is to be one. Basketball 123: A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Tri-Hi 12, 3, 43: Glee Club Secretary 143: H.M.S. Pinafore 133: The Em- peror's Clothes 143. After School: Business. BARBARA REYNOLDS Bobby Timely service, like timely gifts, is doubled in value. ROBERT REYNOLDS Babu The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Baseball 123: Bowling President 143. After School: Technical School. ELSTON ROBINSON Any time is a good time to start carrying out a new idea. Red Cross Delegate 123. After School: Business. ANN ROONEY Now's the day and now's the time. Girl Reserves 133: G. O. Delegate 123. After School: College. CHARLES ROSENTHAL Rove The only competition worthy of a wise man is with himself. Panorama Sports Editor 143: Basketball Assis- tant Manager 133, Manager 143: Cercle Fran- cais 143: Dramatics 1433 Scholarship 143: Treas- urer of Graduating Class 143: Class Notable: Most Apt to Succeed: Honor Graduate. After School: Yale University. Page 47 W u E L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 FREDERICK ROSENZWEIC Fred Fortune favors the brave. After School: International Business Machines. IVIARY JANE ROUSE jamie Be true to your word, your work and your friends. DOROTHY RUSSELL Dot Truth is always found when it is honestly sought. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 : G. O. Delegate 121: Red Cross Delegate 141. After School: Russell Sage College. DONALD RYAN Davey He that serves well need not be afraid to ask his wages. IDA SALL Sally The soul and spirit that keeps up society is mu- tual trust. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 121: Hockey 121 : Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. ELSIE SCHRADER Beanie Punctuality is the soul of business. Basketball 121: Hockey 121: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Glee Club 141. After School: Business School in Rochester. FREDERICK SCHILLING Duke A man of honor is one who is faithful to his word. Intramural Basketball 12, 31. After School: American Academy. JOSEPH SEMANEK We first make our habits, and then our habits make us. Football Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41: Intra- mural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Varsity Baseball 131: Varsitv Track 141. After School: Business. ROSE SHANDER There is a greatness in being generous. Girl Reserves 141. After School: Business. KATHERINE SHARAK Active as some mind that turns a sphere. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Girl Reserves 141. After School: Hospital training. VERA SHERWOOD Honesty is good sense, politeness. amiableness, all in one. NICHOLAS SHIPTENKO Lefty The highest friendship must always lead us to the highest pleasure. Baseball Letter 13, 41. After School: Business. OWEN SHORT Spike l A good friend is better than silver and gold. Intramural Baseball 12, 3, 41. After School: College. NIURIEL SHRECKENGAST Happiness is the natural flower of duty. Girl Reserves 121. After School: College. HARVEY SHRIBER Too pure and too honest in aught to disguise. Assistant Football Manager 141: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Drarnatics 13, 41: Tri-Hi 131: Red Cross Delegate 131, Vice President 141. After School: College, RICHARD SIMMONS Diele1' Fame and reputation only increase a man's ob- ligation to do still better. Football, Intramural 12, 31, Varsity 141: Intra- mural Basketball 12. 3, 41: Intramural Baseball 12, 31: Class Notable: Class Bluffer. LOUISE SPEH Weeze'l Stunning as a shock of electricity. Panorama Assistant Alumni Editor 141: Literary, Secretary 141: Red Cross Delegate 141: G, O. Dele- gate 121. After School: Mt. Holyoke College. JANET SPROUT Fine art is that in which the hand, the head and the heart go together. Basketball 131: Hockey 141: Tennis 131: A Cap- pella Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Cercle Francais 141: Literary 13, 41: Treasurer of Gradu- ating Class 141: Honor Society 141: Honor Gradu- ate. After School: College. SHIRLEY STARK She prefers tn be good rather than to seem so. After School: Russell Sage College. ELEANOR STEELE Courtesy is the inseparable companion of vir- tue. Basketball 121: Hockey 121. After School: Hospital training. INIORRIS ST EIN Foremost captain of his time, rich in saving common sense. RITA STEPHENS Blondie My heart leaps up when I behold a rainbow in the sky. Tri-Hi 121: Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. EDWARD STEVER Eel Be noble and live in high thoughts. Tennis 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. ELEANORE STEVENS Pal For bcauty's tears are lovelier than her smile. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Tri-I-Ii 13, 41: Class Not- able: Best Girl Dancer. After School: Business. Rli'l'A STRAITE The highest graces of music How from the feel- ings of the heart. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 141. After School: Business. Page 49 it I L ,, , PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 RAYMOND STRATTON Raye NELLIE THURBER Nell To be a gentleman, just be gentle. Stately as a queen. After School: Business. Basketball 123- ff 1 YJ I I '- .lOHN STRBO 57117 LAVERNE IIRICK Tm-bf AllTr:l:li31d'E3,ilsgg:5gE from a mans own heart' 1 lt is hope that makes even the fettered miner ' ive. Baseball letter 133' Intramural Basketball 12 33' Intramural Base- After School: College. ball 42,5 GA O. Delegate 13,. After School: Business. JEAN SULLIVAN fo 5e'23fl e , EVA TSHULOS Eve Onnls . When fair occasions calls, 'tis fatal to delay. DONALD SWAN ,,5.waHy,, After School: Business. Be fair: thcn you need fear neither God nor man. After School: Business. JOHN SWAN Swam'zy Sturdy trees grow slowly. Intramural Football 1333 Intramural Basketball 133: Intramural Baseball 143: Perfect Attendance: After School: Business. PHYLLIS TANNER 133: Red Cross Delegate Awards Committee. rrljbylw There's nothing so kingly as kindness. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Girl Reserves 133: H. M. S. Pinafore 1333 The Emperor's New Clothes 13 3. After School: College. HENRY TALAMO Hank He lives and acts with other men. After School: R. C. A. Radio Institute. JOSEPH TALAMO I know for me my work is best. EDMOND TALLMADGE The best salesman is he who gives satisfaction. Band 123: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 123: G. 0. Delegate 133. After School: Business. DOROTHY THOMAS Dottie An honest glance: a quiet smile. Basketball 12, 33: Hockey 12. 33: Girl Reserves 12 33 After School: Business YULLA THORP School. ffUke7J Unchanging as the belt Orion wears. After School: Business. DOUGLAS TOLLEY !fD0ugY7 The man who can fill his role doesn't have to 'act the part. ' Basketball, Assistant Manager 133: Stage Mana- ger 143: Dramatics 133: Cercle Francais 1433 Hi-Y 133: Honor Society 143: Honor Graduate. Aftcr School: College. JOSEPH TOMAN rrldyvf To get up, never give up. Varsity Football 143: Varsity Track 143. A. RUTH TYLER Striving to keep occupied, filling the day with devotional duty. 4 Tennis 133. After School: Hospital training. HARRIETTE UNGER Initiative, industry, intrepidity will carry you far. Baseball 123: Tennis 123. After School: Hospital training. GIOVANINE VALADA jo Guided by faith and matchless fortitude. Basketball 123: Baseball 123: A Cappella Choir 133: Festival Chorus 12, 33. After School: Business. GERALD VAN ATTA Jerry Doesn't talk about his abilitiesg demonstrates them. Intramural Football 12, 3, 43: Intramural Baske'.- ball 12, 3, 439 Varsity Track 12, 3, 435 G. O. Dele- gate 12, 3, 43. After School: University of South Carolina. CARLYLE WAKELEY 'lA cultured man is one who understands thor- oughly the human heart and the law of things. After School: International Business Machines. MARIE WASHBURN Shy as a wren in a hedgerow. After School: Business. SYLVESTER WASKA Courteous he, and humble, willing and able. JOSEPH WATROUS JR. J0e1' A noble seeker of knowledge. Intramural Football 143: Hi-Y 143: G. 0. Dele- gate 1333 Class Orator 143, Scholarship 13, 433 Honor Society President 143: Class Notable: Most Brilliant: Honor Graduate. After School: Yale University. MARION WATROUS Her voice is like the harmony of angels. Girl Reserves 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. Page 51 1 W L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 FREDERICK WEST The best preparation for the future is the pres- ent well seen to, the last duty well done. Festival Chorus 12, 43, Bowling 1433 Honor Graduate. After School: College. BEATRICE WHITTAKER Bea Organize, systemize, deputize, realize. Festival Chorus 12, 33: Scholarship 1233 Honor Graduate. DONALD WILCOX Dm The noblest motive is the public good. Intramural Football 12, 333 Intramural Basket- ball 12, 33: Intramural Baseball 12, 335 Festival Chorus 12, 33. After School: Business. JANE WINTERS jmzey Eyes twinkled like diamonds. Basketball 1233 Red Cross Delegate 12, 431 Per- fect Attendanceg Awards Committee. Aftcr School: .Hospital training. CLARA WINTSCH Let gentleness my strong enforcement be. Orchestra 12, 3, 43, Festival Chorus 1233 Scholar- ship 123. After School: Hospital training. CORINNE WOLEE Connie Secluded bashful, like a shrine of love. After School: Business. JANE WOOD Remaining constant, stars are ever there Lodestars for men to steer their courses by. After School: Business School. HAROLD YACHELSON York A man of courage is also full of faith. i Intramural Football 123: Intramural Basketball 2 . After School: College. JOSEPHINE YURKA jo Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the right using of strength. Basketball 123, letter 12, 3, 43: Baseball 123, let- ter 12, 3, 433 Hockey 123, letter 12, 3, 433 Girl Reserves 13, 433 Tri-Hi 13, 43: Class Notable: Best Girl Athlete: Honor Society 143. After School: Business. HELENA ZELIZNACK Zel They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Basketball 1233 Baseball 123 3 Festival Chorus 123. FRANK ZVERBLIS An athlete and a gentleman. Varsity Football 143: Intramural Basketball 143: Intramural Baseball 1233 Varsity Track 1333 Fes- tival Chorus 123g Hi-Y 1435 Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. HELEN ZYCH Zychie It may be that I can aid thee. Tri-Hi 143. After School: Charles Memorial Hospital. GEORGE MOGANNAM Many receive advice, only the wi 2 profit by it. Page 53 Q L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Class Of Iune 1938 CHARLES ABDALLAH Abby A person of fine worth. Intramural Football 135, Jr. Varsity 145: Intra- mural Basketlfall 12, 45: Intramural Baseball 125. MARJORIE ALLEN Margie Quiet but not idle. Hockey 135: Band 12,35: Girl Reserves 135. After School: Business. RUTH ALLEN The good we do is never lost. After School: Business. ROGER AINSLIE Doe The genius of success is still the genius of Iabor. Intramural Football 135: Class Notable: Noisiest Boy. After School: Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. JOSEPH ALEXANDER joe Good temper is the secret. Excursion 145: Kind Lady 145: Cercle Fran- :ais 145: Tri-Hi 145: Bowling 145: Chess President 145: Radio President 145: Dramatics 145. After School: Cornell University. PAULINE AMELININK Pay She was born in a happy hour. Basketball 125: Baseball 12, 35: Hockey 12, 35. ANNA ANDREJKO Dregy She who is good is happy. Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 135. After School: College. MAR JORIE AUMICK Merge Work well done makes pleasure more fun. Basketball 12, 3, 45: Hockey 13, 45: Tennis 12. 3, 45 : A Cappella Choir 135 : Festival Chorus 12, 35 2 The Emperor's Clothes 135: Tri-Hi 125: Girls Intramural Sports 135: Art Award 145: G. O. Dele- gate 135: Varsity Cheerleader 13, 45. After School: Pratt Institute. FRED ARRIGONI Fred A husky lad with a ready smile. Football, Intramural 125, Varsity 13, 45: Varsity Track 12, 3, 45: Boxing 135: G. O. Delegate 145: Honor Society 145. After School: Rhode Island. VIRGINIA BARKER jean Be cheerful and you will attain much. After School: Cortland Normal. EDWARD BARRON Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. MARGARET BARRY Peggy Perseverance is the foundation of success. Entered Central High School as Senior from Watertown High School, Connecticut, BEVERLY ANNE BASS Bev So pleasing a disposition will always win. Red Cross Delegate 12, 3, 45. After School: Duke University. FLORENCE BEAGLE Flame Silence is sweeter than speech. Orchestra 125: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45. After School: Art School. WILLIAM BERGSTROM Bill A thinker, a student, and a real pal. Panorama, Assistant Literary Editor, Literary Editor 145: Excursion 145: Hobby Show, 2nd Prize: Der Deutsche Verein President 145: Bowl- ing 145: Chess 145: Dramatics 13, 45: Inter-Activ- ity Council: G. O. Delegate 1452 Scholarship 12. 3, 45: Honor Society 145: Class Day Poet: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Brilliant. After School: Amherst College. EDWIN BERMAN Eel We are ready for our fortunes. HAROLD BISHOP Bob Modesty in a young man is nature's gift di- vine. Jr. Varsity Football 145: Track 13, 45: Hi-Y 12, 3, 45: Scholarship 125: Honor Graduate, After School: Agriculture or Chemistry. DOROTHY JANE BIRD Dot Bird Ever accomplishing worthy acts. Intramural Basketball 125: Festival Chorus 12. 35: A Cappella Choir 135. EVA BIRNBAUM In the day do the day's work. Festival Chorus 12, 35. After School: Hospital training. ELIZABETH BLASKO A person of fine worth. After School: Business. SHIRLEY BLOOM It matters not how long we live but how. Kind La.dy 145: Disinger-Church 13, 45: Red Cross Delegate 12, 35: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Cercle Francais 145: Tri-Hi 12, 3, 45, Vice President 145: Literary 13, 45, Secretary 145: President of Execu- tive Red Cross Council 145: Dramatics 145: Radio 145. After School: Cortland Normal. MARION BOGHOSIAN I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world. Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl. RUTH BRINKMANN Dutchie Cheerful company shortens the miles. ALICE BROWN Browne The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Intramural Basketball 12, 35: American Home Economics Association 13, 45. CLYDE BROWN Brownie For man is man and master of his fate. Jr. Varsity Football 145: Intramural Basketball 125: Varsity Track 135. Page 55 F , PANORAMA ANNUAI. for 1938 WALLACE BROWN A steadfast man is he. Football, Jr. Varsity 125, Varsity 13, 45, Letter 13, 45: Varsity Track 12, 3, 45, Letter 12, 3, .453 G. O. Delegate 125, President 145: Honor SOCl9ty 145: Class Notable: Most Popular Boy. After School: Miami University. PAUL BRUNIG A friend is worth all hazards. Intramural Football 135. After School: Business. ROSE BUCHSBAUM Roy She who is good is happy. Tennis 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Hockey 125. After School: Cortland Normal. JOHN BUCKLEY Bug None but the brave deserves the fair. Chess 145: Bowling 145: Radio 145: German 145- After School: Syracuse University. FRANCES BULLOCK Frm Let knowledge grow from more and more. Scholarship 12, 35. After School: Business. CHARLES BURR Chuck Let us all be happy. Rise 145. IDA BURTS Freddie May success brighten your path. ANDREW BUSSA I will gather and carefully make my friends. RITA BUTLER Long to be patient and silent. Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 135. WILLIAM BYRNES Pele What is more rare than a good disposition. Football, Intramural 125, Jr. Varsity 145: Intra- mural Basketball 12, 45: Intramural Baseball 125, Varsity Baseball 135. After School: College of Notre Dame. JAMES BYRON jim Everyone is the architect of his future. BERNARD CANNON Bull Industrious people are always happy. ROBERT CANNY Bob The end of labor is to gain leisure. Jr. Varsity Football 145: Intramural Basketball 145: Track 12, 45: Festival Chorus 125 : G. O. Dele- gate 125: Class Notable: Class Bluffer. After School: Mercersburg, Annapolis. JAMES CASTERLIN He can have no lack of good society. ARLENE CHASE True friendship is firmer than fame. Basketball 145: Hockey 145: Tennis 145: Tri-Hi 135: Girls Intramural Sports Club 145: Girl Re- serves 145: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. EDWARD CHARNO A little work, a little play to keep us going. Intramural Ffwtball 135: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 45: Intramural Baseball 125. RICHARD COHN Digg Life is worth living. Intramural Football 12, 35: Baseball 1253 Festival Ch0!'11S 12. 35: G. 0. Delegate 125. After School: College. ' JEANNE COLLINS Jeanie A good friend and a true friend. .Basketball 12, 35: Hockey 1355 Tennis 12, 35: Llferary. Treasurer 145: Der Deutsche Verein, Sec- fefafl' 145: Bowlirlg 145: Honor Graduate. After School: Trinity College. THOMAS CONLON Tommy A harbinger of victory. V3TSlfY Football 13, 45: Varsity Basketball 12, 3, 45: Intramural Baseball 125: Varsity Track 12, 35: G. 0. Vice President 12, 45, Delegate 135: HOTIOI' S0CietY 13, 45: Awards Committee 13, 45: Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. VIRGINIA CONLON Well done or not at all. c2l3asketball 12, 35: Baseball 125: Festival Chorus After School: Rider College. K. LOUISE CORBIN Work conquers all. American Home Economics Association 13, 45. After School: Charles Wilson Memorial Hospital. PHYLLIS CRAWFORD She has a happy countenance. Red Cross 145. After School: Business. WILLIAM CRESSMAN Bill Out of a fellow-feeling I would help others. JEAN CUMMINGS Corky From the crown of' her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. Around theXPan Table 145: Orchestra 12, 35: Festival Chorus 125: Excursion'l 145: Literary 13, 45: Dramatics Q145g Scholarship 12, 45: Honor Society 145 :QHonor' Graduate: Class Notable: Mem- ber of Idealyf'C0t1ple with Jack Tobey. After Schools? Cornell University. JANE CUNNINGHAM Ambition knows no bounds. Panorama Advertising Staff 145 : Red Cross 13. 45. After School: Trinity College. Page 5 7 1 I T QW 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 JOSEPH CUPINA Sub Do everything you believe is right. Football, Intramural 12, 33, Jr. Varsity 143: Intramural Basketball 133. MAROERY CURRAN Marge A thrice loyal friend in word and look and act. The Goose Hangs High 133: Kind Lady 143: Excursion 143: Dramatics 133. Secretary 133: Literary 143, Vice President 143: Scholarship 12. 33: Honor Society 143: Inter-Activity Council 143: Red Cross Delegate 12, 3, 43. After School: Western Reserve University. RICHARD CURRAN Dirk To thine own self be true. Intramural Football 133: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43: Intramural Baseball 123. ELLA DACEY El Industry wins. Girl Reserves 13, 43: Art, two 2nd Prizes 143. After School: Boston School of Occupational Therapy. RITA DALEY Daley Fair maid, be not so coy, do not disdain me. Glee Club 123 at Norwich High School. After School: Antioch College. WILLIAM DANILOFF What is well done is done soon. Scholarship 12, 33. rrB0bvf ROBERT DARROW Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. After School: Business. CLARE DAVIDSON A sunshine heart and a soul of song. Glee Club 143: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Cercle Francais 143: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: A Cappella Choir 133: The Emperor's Clothes 133: Honor Graduate. After School: Seton Hill, Albany State. ROBERT DEMUNN Demuu A good face is the best letter of recommenda- tion. Football, Intramural 123, Jr. Varsity 133: Festi- V31 Chorus 12, 33: G. O. Delegate 143: Wrestling l J- ROBERT DEYO Bud Steadfast contributions fill the measure of suc- cess. Football, Brighton Jr. Varsity 123, Scarsdale Varsity 133, Varsity 143: Brighton Varsity Basket- ball 1233 Scarsdale Varsity Basketball 133: Varsity and Jr. Varsity Baskelball 143: Brighton Varsity Baseball 123: Varsity Baseball 143: Brighton, Nut Town, The Robbery : Brighton G. 0. Treasurer 123: Brighton Class Vice President 123: Class Not- able: Handsomest Boy. Entered Binghamton Central High School in Senior year. After School: Amherst College. CATHERINE DEWEES Queeizie'1 A witty woman is a treasure. Panorama, Around the Pan Table 143: Literary 13, 43, President 143: G. 0. Delegate 143 : Secretary of Graduating Class: Class Notable: Most Original, After School: Mary Baldwin College. CLARE DIESENBURC Without labor nothing prospersf' Hockey 133: Tennis 133: Girl Reserves 13, 431 G. O. Delegate 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. DOROTHY DIEFENDEREER Diff All beauty is a poem, and all sound is music .. .if we can but strike the key. Festival Chorus 123: Girls Intramural Sports 143: Honor Graduate. VERNA DODD She is good who is happy. ROBERT DONAHUE Robbie Man is his own star. LEONARD DORWART Fuzzy One cannot always be a hero but one can always be a man. Football 13, 43. ERNEST DREWETT Ernie Will is character in action. After School: Business. KATHERINE DOWNS Kay There is no greater everyday virtue than cheer- fulness. Baseball 13, 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Hockey 12. 3. 43: Tennis 12, 33: Girl Reserves 133: Girls In- tramural Sports 13, 43. After School: College of New Rochelle. CHARLOTTE DRUM Contentment is my aim. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Glee Club 143. After School: St. Louis Conservatory of Music. WRIGHT DUNHAM Such joy is found in ambition. Intramural Football 133. NANCY DUNAY Newby She was born in a happy hour. American Home Economics Association, Presi dent 143: Girl Reserves 143. After School: Nursery School. FRANCIS EDMONDSON El For the young man embarking on the Sea Of life the best training is hardship. NORMA EDSON Norm May your future be full of fruitful days. Girl Reserves 143. After School: Business. EUGENE EISENMAN HPEc117bll.fH The good we do is never lost. Intramural Football 123: Intramural Basketball 13, 43: Intramural Baseball 123: Jr. Varsity Track 133: Intramural Badminton 133: Class Notable: Quietest Boy. PAUL ELLINGER Dutch, Rail Underneath the slipping clay is rock. After School: Business. Page 59 I L . l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 DORIS EXCELL Ex To make the world a friendly place one always shows a friendly face. After School: Binghamton City Hospital. AGNES FEHELEY Aggie, Victory is a matter of will power. Hockey 123: Tennis 12, 33: Festival Chorus 123: Girl Reserves 13, 43: G. O. Delegate 12, 33. After School: Packard School, New York City. LILLIAN F EINBERG Feifzy Each day an opportunity stands outside your door and bids you iight and win. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. JANET FELSKE jan A conscientious worker comes out on top. Basketball 123 5 Baseball 123 : Festival Chorus 12, 33. After School: Cortland Normal. PAUL FETCHO Petrie Let us all be happy. BEATRICE FINCH Belly Patience is the key to content. Cercle Francais 143. CHARLOTTE FINKELSTEIN I never did repent for doing good. Festival Chorus 12, 33: Red Cross Delegate 133. After School: Business. EVELYN FINNIGAN A cheerful heart makes bright the way. After School: St. Mary's Hospital. KENNETH FISHER His every deed was well done. Orchestra 12, 33. JEAN FLYNN Fly1z1zie Quiet but never idle. Festival Chorus 12, 33: Girl Reserves 12, 333 Scholarship 123: A Cappella Choir 133: Honor Graduate. After School: Randolph Macon College. MARY ANNE FLYNN Flyfz1zie Her in her manner all who saw admired. Basketball 1235 Hockey 12, 33: Tennis 133: G. O. Delegate 123. After School: Business. MARGARET FLYNN Fl3ffmie Insist on yourself, never imitate. ' Basketball 12, 33: Hockey 12, 33: Tennis 12, 33: Scholarship 123. After School: Business. DORIS FOLEY D0fie'.' She is little, but oh my! K Hockey 133: Tennis 133: Festival Chorus 123: Girl Reserves 13, 431 G. O. Delegate 12, 33. After School: Roosevelt Hospital, New York City. FRANCES FOLEY Hfflllllllfu A true friend is forever a friend. Tri-Hi 143: Girl Reserves 1433 Cercle Francais 143: Art Poster, 3rd Prize 133, Scholarship 133: Honor Graduate. After School: University of Virginia. JAMES F. FOLEY We live in deeds not years. WILLIAM FORSE Bill The great end of life is not knowledge, but action. Football, Intramural 133, Jr. Varsity 143: Intra- mural Basketball 133: Intramural Baseball 133: varsity Track 1433 Festival Chorus 12. 33. After School: Business. EDWARD FOY Eddie To be, rather than to seem to be. Intramural Football 12, 33: Wrestling letter 143. After School: Business School. JERRY GAJDORUS jerry What wondrous life is this I lead? TSABELLE GARDNER hy Mine is not an idle cause. Tennis 13, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43. Alter School: College. f.iARY GATES Ga1fe5y, ' Sll1jf Steadfast, sagacious and serene. Basketball letter 12, 43: Baseball letter 12, 33: IIockey'letter 143: Girls Intramural Sports Vice Ircsident, President 143: Tri-Hi 143: G. Dele- Late 12, 43: Honor Society 1433 Vice President of Graduating Class: Class Notable: Best Natured G'rl. lAfter School: Cornell University. 'v'IOLET GAZDA Vee One whom we shall miss. Baseball 133: Red Cross 123. After School: Business. LIAR JORIE LEE GETTYS Mm-gze Lee All compliments to her are trite: she has ad- mirers left and right. Panorama, Assistant News Editor 133, Alumni Editor 143: Basketball 12, 33: Hockey 133: Tennis utter 123: Festival Chorus 123: A Cappella Choir 163g '1Excursion 143: Tri-Hi 13, 43: Girl Reserves 1.5, 43: Cercle Francais 143: Dramatics 143: Schol- :grship 12, 3, 43: Honor Society 143: Red Cross Delegate 143: Secretary of Inter-Activity Council 143: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Best Girl Dancer. After School: Wellesley College. RITA GILBERT A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Panorama, Assistant News Editor 143: Basket- ball 12, 3, 43: Hockey 13, 43: Tennis letter 12, 33: The Emperor's Clothes 133: Festival Chorus 13, 43: Promptress of Kind Lady 143: Cercle Fran- mais 13, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43. Secretary 143: Sports 143: Red Cross 143: Scholarship 133. After School: Business. JOHN GILES JR. Bud Friends have I made. Festival Chorus 12, 33: Cercle Francais 143: G. 13. Delegate 133: Scholarship 133. After School: Union College. Bill WILLIAM GILLESPIIE To rise, be on the level. Page 61 F' V., F , PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 GEORGE GIRAGOSIAN As long as life lasts there will ever be Kindness nnd justice and high loyalty. ROBERT GOLDSMITH Goldie The ablest men are men of faith. Intramural Basketball 1233 Varsity Tennis 1433 Cercle Francais 1435 G. O. Delegate 143. DORIS JANE GORTON Do Blest with that charm the certainty to please. Basketball letter 123 3 Tennis 123 3 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Kind Lady 1433 Cercle Francais 143. After School: Hospital training. CARLTON GRAHAM CWI Man is his own star. Wrestling 12, 3, 43: Boxing 133: Intramural Football 12, 333 Jr. Varsity Football 1433 Intra- mural Baseball 12, 33. After School: Business. NEIL GRIFFIN Cowie A silent man and one courageous. Intramural Basketball 123. After School: Business. BETTY GROSSMAN A quiet tongue shows a wise head. After School: Crane School of Music. DOROTHY GRUSS DQ, To build a well-rounded career be square. Tennis 1333 Festival Chorus 1233 Girl Reserves 133: Honor Graduate. After School: Hospital training. GEORGE HAINES Hoiiiefy Work and the world is thine. Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 4l: Intramural Base- ball 123: Intramural Track 13. 43: Penn Relays '38. After School: Notre Dame University. BEVERLEY HAMLIN Hommie Always delightful, sweet and true. Festival Chorus 12, 33: G. O. Delegate 123. After School: Syracuse University. WILLIAM HANAK H,w,g'f A friend sticketh closer than a brother. Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43. CORNELIA HARRIS Neil My never failing friends are they with whom I converse day by day. Basketball 13, 43, Captain 1433 Tennis 13, 43, Captain 143: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Literary 13. 43, After School: University of Tennessee or Duke. THOMAS HEERBRANDT Tommie Habit is a cable3 every day we add to its strength. Red Cross Delegate 12, 33. After School: Louisiana State University. BURT L. I-IEIMER Men of few words are the best men. WILLIAM HERMAN Bill When I became a man I put away childish things. Basketball Jr. Varsity 123, Varsity 13, 43: Base- ball, Intramural 123, Varsity 13, 433 Honor So- ciety 143. After School: Syracuse University. ARTHUR HILBERT Timely A man not of words but of actions. Intramural Football 133. After School: Business: MARGARET HILL Peggy Never wasted a single thought. After School: Rochester Dental Dispensary. RAY HITT Red Humanity has never gone forward in its con- quest-save in the light of truth. Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 1333 Track Assistant Manager 123, Manager 133, Letter 1432 Riiie 123: A Cappella Choir 1233 Excursion 1431 Dramatics 143: G. O. Delegate 12, 33: Orchestra 12, 333 Class Notable: Best One-Arm Driver. After School: University of Michigan. RALPH HOAG A Hoogy I do desire we may be better strangers. Wrestling letter 1333 Bowling 143. ANTHONY HOCH A fellow of mark and likelihood. Intramural Football 1233 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43. After School: Business. BETTY HOROWITCH Life holds for us all things. Basketball 12, 333 Hockey 123: Tennis 1333 FCS- tival Chorus 123. MARY ELIZABETH HORTON Belly When you dance I wish you a wave of the sea that you might do nothing but that. Baseball 1233 Hockey 12, 333 G. O. Delegate 1335 Red Cross Delegate 123. After School: College. ROBERT HUBER Bob Knowing much he pretended little. Medal for essay on Color Printing, After School: Business. FRANCES RUTH HULLMAN Frou A little work, a little play to keep us going. Hockey 123: Tennis 12, 33: Cercle Francais 1433 G. O. Delegate 123. After School: Cortland Normal. ISABELLE HUNGERFORD Izzy Her heart is ever at your service. Tri-Hi 1433 Girl Reserves 1433 Girls Intramural Sports 143. After School: Busiins-1. ELINOR HURLBURT To me is given such hope I know not fear. Page 63 V . PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 DOROTHY HUTCHINGS Dottie RUTH KANE Ruthie High heart, high speech, high deeds, mid hon- Her presence is as soothing as the gentle spring ouring eyes. rains. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 12. 313 Girl Reserves 121. After School: Business School. ROBERT INGWALL Bob For he was a jolly good fellow. Football, Intramural 121, Jr, Varsity 131: Track Assistant Manager 131. After School: University of Rochester. BESSIE IVEY Becky Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. JAMES IVORY ferrari If worry were the only cause of death, I'd live forever. G. 0. Delegate 131: Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer. After School: Syracuse University. HELEN JACOT The cheerful heart makes bright the way. Tennis 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Re- serves 131. HEDWIG JASIELONIS jizzzie Let there be many windows in your soul, That all the glory of the universe may beautify it. Band 12, 31: Orchestra 12, 313 Der Deutsche Ver- ein 141: Girl Reserves 131. RODGER JAY Ambition, like a torrent, never looks back. Penn Relays 131. After School: Business. JANE CATHERINE JOHNSON johnny Life hath no blessing like a prudent friend. Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 13. 41: Schol- arship 121. After School: Wharton College. JEAN JOHNSON johnny Be thine own self always, and thou art lovable. Tennis 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: G. O. Dele- gate 12, 41: Red Cross Delegate 13, 41: A Cappella Choir 12, 31. After School: Syracuse University. ROBERT JOHNSON Bob Nothing was ever accomplished without enthusi- asm. Intramural Football 121: Intramural Baseball 121. After School: Business. GEORGE JONES Jamie Smooth water runs where the brook is deep. Intramural Basketball 141: Festival Chorus 121: Hi-Y 141. GORDON JOY Gm-ily Some men are constant. Intramural Football 121. After School: Business. WILLIAM KABANEK Bill For every why he had a wherefore. Rifle 141. Golf 141 : Girl Reserves 131 : Cercle Francais 131 : Tri-Hi 131. After School: Georgetown Visitation Junior Col- lege. ROBERT KEAT Bob We will rush ever on without fear. AUSTIN KELLAM Tinnie I would have stayed with you till I made you merry. Track 12, 3, 41. After School: Indiana University. EMILIE KELLY Dixie How blest the heart that hath a friend. Basketball 121: Baseball 121: Hockey 121: Golf 141: Tri-Hi 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 12, 31: Girls Intramural Sports 141. After School: Rochester Dental Institute. NAOMI KEMPINGER Lefty Common sense is the most uncommon kind of sense. Festival Chorus 141: Excursion, Kind Lady 141: Dramatics 141. After School: State Hospital-Training. ELIZABETH KENNEDY Hop All goes well with her. Basketball 141: Tennis 12, 3, 41: Tri-Hi 1313 Girl Reserves 131: Girls Intramural Sports 141: Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: 5 years Perfect Attendance: Honor Graduate: Class Not- able: Noisiest Girl. After School: Cornell University. BEATRICE KILMARTIN Bee The cheerful heart makes bright the way. Tennis 12, 31: Tri-Hi 12, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 131. After School: Business. JOHN KING Moderation, the nohlest gift of service. Intramural Football 131: Golf 131: Boxing 131: Honor Graduate. After School: Webb College. DOROTHY KLEIN Dol Life is too important to take seriously- ALICE KLEITZ Al Constancy is a jewel. Basketball 121 : Baseball 121 : Hockey 121 3 Ameri- can Home Economics Association 12, 3, 41: Red Cross Delegate 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. MARY KLINE Red Wisdom is better than rubiesf' Festival Chorus 121. After School: Syracuse University. JOSEPH KLIVIS Joe I flung my soul on high with new endeavor. Scholarship 121: Honor Graduate. Page 65 x W L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 HARLIE KNAPP Kmzppy ' God is with those who persevere. MARIAN KNAPHLE The unassuming are oftimes the most success- ful. After School: Ridley Business School. ELEANOR KNAPIK Peam1ff She's little, but there's lots to her. Festival Chorus 42, 33. MICHAEL KNOTT Nike His pencil was striking, resistless, and grand: His manners were gentle, complying and bland. Panorama Art Editor 443: Football, Intramural 423, Jr. Varsity 433: 2nd Prize Poster: lst Prize Poster: 4 year Scholarship Scholastic: Scholarship 42, 33: Honor Society 443: Class Notable: Class Artist. After School: Rhode Island School of Design. SYLVIA KOBRIN Syl It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. Tennis 433: Tri-Hi 43, 43: Girl Reserves 43. 43: G. O. Delegate 43, 43: Civic Club Debate 4331 EX- cursion Properties Committee 443. After School: College. WILLIAM KOCAK Bill Kill time and you kill your career. Intramural Basketball 42, 33. FREDERICK KOERBEL Frizz When an unpleasant task lies ahead of you, get it behind you without delay. Band 42, 33. THOMAS KORCHAK Tow Honor and friendship have never tortured a heart to despair. Jr. Varsity Football 443: Intramural Basketball 43, 43: Poster, 2nd Prize 433: Poster, lst Prize 443: Class Day Prophet: Class Notable: Class Jester, After School: Business. FRANCIS KOWAREK Corky Patient years, to that knowledge, his wishes. his needs. Jr. Varsity Football 443: Intramural Baseball 433: Orchestra 42, 33. After School: College. GENEVIEVE KOZLOXVSKI Gigglef Faithful devotion plays a great part. Festival Chorus 423: Red Cross Delegate 433. After School: Business. PAUL KRCH Only a man's motives and mission make him great. Football, Intramural 433, Varsity 443: Basket- ball, Intramural 423, Varsity 43, 43: Scholarship 423: Honor Society 443. HELEN KRIZKA Km Unseltish silence asks no return. Festival Chorus 423: Red Cross Delegate 43, 43: Scholarship 423: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. JOHN LAWRENCE KSIONZYK Slowly Not a man of iron, but of live oak. Varsity Football 42, 3, 43: Jr. Varsity Basketball 42, 33: Varsity Baseball 42, 3, 43: Honor Society 443. JOHN KUCER Lay youth in its glory and hope in its bloom. Football, Intramural 433, Varsity 443: Prize in German Contest 443. After School: U. S. Army Air Corps Technical School. CHRISTINE KUHNEN Clam Wisdom rules o'er the world. Basketball 423: Tennis 423: G. O. Delegate 433. After School: St. Elizabeth's College. RUTH KURKYASHARIAN Rzlllaie The folks who always get ahead are those who get there every day. Poster The Goose Hangs High, 2nd Prize 443: Honor Society 443: Awards Committee 443. After School: Business. FRANK KUZEL They only the victory win who have fought the good iight. Panorama Assistant Art Editor 443: Intramural Basketball 443: Art Prize 433: Scholastic Honor- able Mention and Prize 443. 4 STEVEN LACATINA Who toils for another forgets his own needs. JEAN LACEY He is an artist who turns out a perfect piece of work. Basketball 42, 3, 43: Hockey 42, 43: Tennis 433. ROBERT LACEY JR. Bob The mildest manners with the strongest heart. Band 42, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 42, 33: Kind Lady 443: Dramatics 443: G. O. Delegate 433: Sergeant-at-Arms of Graduating Class. After School: Lowell's School of Business. BEVERLY LAMAN Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. ARTHUR LAROCHE Giggie Of good common sense, and an earnest en- deavor. Basketball 423: Scholarship 443. After School: Amherst College. ALICE LEPAY Al No coward soul is mine. Tennis 423: Girl Reserves 423. MARGARET LESKO Sandy A heart at leisure from itself, To sooth and sympathize. Basketball 42, 33: Baseball 42, 33: Hockey 42, 33 5 Festival Chorus 423: Honor Society 443: Cheer- leader 443: Class Notable: Most Popular Girl. After School: Traphagen School of Fashion. ANNE LEWIS Amy Find a place for ambition and it will grow like a weed. Basketball 443: Hockey letter 443: Tennis letter 42, 33: Girl Reserves 433: Girls Intramural Sports 433: Cercle Francais 443: Scholarship 42, 33: Honor Society 443: Honor Graduate. Atter School: College, Page 67 l w M PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 ARNOLD LEWIS We know what we are but not what we shall be. Intramural Baseball 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Boxing 13, 41: Perfect Attendance 4 years. After School: University of New Mexico. WILMA LINDSEY Quiet as dreaming trees. After School: Dental Hygiene School in Rochester. LOUELLA LINDSLEY Lolly Our content is our best having. Festival Chorus 121: American Home Economics Association 121. After School: Business. EARLE LOFSTROM A man of courage is also full of faith. After School: Business. VIRGINIA LOFSTROM Ginnie Life! We have been long together, through pleasant and through cloudy weather. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Tennis 131. After School: Business. RAYMOND LOTT Ref Reposeful as a statue. RUTH LOVE JOY A softness like the atmosphere of dreams. Hockey 141: A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Girl Intramural Sports 141: Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Class Gizgler. After School: Albany State Teachers College or Cortland Normal. LUCILE MACDONALID Lau Of calm and stately mien. After School: Business. GEORGE MAGKO One crowded hour of glorious life is worth an age without a name. Football, Intramural 12, 31, Varsity 141: Base- ball, Intramural 121, Varsity 131. FRANCES -MAGILVAR Fran lf you want to be unique, go along. Amcribhi Home .Economics Association 141. After School: Business. OLGA MALINICK Gi-em Steadfast as clouds or hours in flight. Girl Reserves 131: Red Cross Delegate 131. After School: Business, MARTIN MANGAN Speed Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Intramural Football 131: Intramural Basebal 121: Cercle Francais 13. 41: G. O. Delegate 1411 Scholarship 12, 31: Class Day Historian: Notable: Class Plugger: Honor Graduate. After School: Northwestern University. Class ROBERT MANNING Does the road wind uphill all the way? Yes, to the very end! Basketball, Jr. Varsity 131, Illl.l't1YYllll'2il 131: Scholarship 121. After School: Colgate or Rochester. ELIZABETH MARDERIAN Liz Life is not life at all without delight. After School: Business. BETTE MARSHALL Bene When she had passed it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. After School: College. JAMES MARTIN Red He is fit as any fiddle, he is hearty, hale and tanned. Intramural Basketball 12, 31: Varsity Track 131: G. O. Delegate 12, 31. HELENA MAY Sumzy, Sumlnifze A friend is worth all hazards we can run. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Golf 141: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 31: Girls Intramural Sports 141. JOSEPH MAZILEWSKI Patience is the art of hoPing. Varsity Track 131. FREDERIC MCCALL Fred One good turn deserves another. Panorama Assistant News Editor 141 : Tennis 131. After School: University of Michigan. PI-IYLLIS MCCARTHY Skipper Good things come in small packages. Basketball 13, 41: Hockey 13, 41: A Cappella Choir 131: Festival Chorus 121: Excursion 141: Cercle Francais 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Girls Intramural Sports 141: Tri-Hi Publicity 141: Lit- erary Sergeant-at-Arms 141: Dramatics 141: Honor Society 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Hartwick College. JANE MCDONOUGII Mac Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none. Basketball 12, 31: Baseball 12, 31: Hockey 121: Golf 141. After School: Katherine Gibbs School. MARY MCGRADE Unshaken like a Thracian hill. Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship Graduate. After School: Art School. 12, 31: Honor FFAWII AUDREY MGHALE Virtue is like a rich stone. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester. VIRGINIA MCLEAN GirzgeW Vivid as a dream. The Goose Hangs High 131: Excursion 141: Dramatics 13, 41: Literary 13, 41: Cercle Francais 141: G. O. Delegate 131: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Class Day Testator. After School: Albany State Teachers' College. MAR JORIE MCMAHON Marge The truth shall make you free. Baseball 121: Hockey 121: Golf 141. After School: Katherine Gibbs School. Page 69 1 Q L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 PAULINE MEDOVICH Wally True happiness is found in making others happy. Basketball 131: Tri-Hi: Varsity Cheerleader 131. ROSE MICALIzzI Like the clouds and beams of light. After School: Business. RUTH MORGAN Smmkie No greater ambitions than loyal and true. Festival Chorus 121. MATTHEW MILLIEIL Twerp Swift as the lightning glance. Football, Intramural 131, Jr. Varsity 141: Base- ball, Intramural 121, Varsity 141. After School: Tri State College. ELLA MUNCH There is no virtue so truly great and zodlike as justice. G. O. Delegate 121: Scholarship 121: Honor Graduate. ANDREW MYKOVITCH The raw material of success is thought. I-IARRIET NITKE All's right with the world. Basketball 12, 311 Tennis 12, 31. After School: Syracuse University. JUNE OEFTERING fume Advance-spare not-nor look behind-Dlvllgh deep and straight with all your powers. American Home Economics Association 141. IQERON O'NElL A joke's a very serious thing, oft enjoinihg stronger, better things than earnest can. Thirteenth Chair 131: Excursion 141: Kind Lady 141: Dramatics General Officer 131: Tri-Hi 131: Der Deutsche Verein 1412 Radio 1413 Chess 141: Inter-Activity Council 141: Tri-Hi Treasurer 131: President of Graduating Class: Honor Gradu- ate. After School: Rochester University. MARY JEANNIE OSBORNE Originality provokes originality. Basketball 121: Festiial Chorus 1211 Cercle Fran- cais 141: Scholarship 12, 312 Honor Graduate. After School: Strong Memorial Hospital, Roch- ester. THOMAS A. OTTO Rev Speech is the mirror of the soul. Panorama Assistant Literary Staff 141: Miss Marlow at Play, Rotary Club, The Thirteenth Chair 131: Excursion, Kind Lady 141: Radio 141: Debate 141: 2nd Prize, Disinger-Church 141: Dramatics 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 12, 31: Scholar- ship 141: First Prize, Lyon-Weeks Contest 1412 Class Notable: Most Apt to Be Successful. After School: University of Wisconsin. MABEL PALMER HSKJIZIZJIS' Her voice was like the voice the stars had when 1hey sang together. After School: Business. l-IALLEE PERKINS Pei-ky A jolly good friend. Festival Chorus 12, 3. 411 EXf'l1rsion 1411 Girl Reserves 12, 31: Dramatics 141: Scholarship 131: A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Red Cross Delegate 12, 3, 41. Afger School: Duke College. ARLENE PERRY A tiny star may dispel the gloom of night. Basketball 121: Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Rider College. FRANCES PETERTYL l'mmzy A sunny smile for all. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 411 Tennis 12. 3, 41: Glee Club General Officer 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41 : Girl Reserves 13, 41: Cercle Fran- cais 13, 41, Secretary 141: Girl Intramural Sports 13, 41, Vice President 141: Sergeant-at-Arms of Graduating Class: Scholarship 12. 31: Class Not- able: Quietest Girl: Honor Graduate. After School: Albany. PETER PETRICALA Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. Intramural Basketball 121: Baseball 121. After School: Business. HERBERT PHILLIPS This warm kind world is all I know. After School: Syracuse University. IVIARY JANE PHILLIPS FlipI Ever accomplishing Worthy acts. Scholarship 12, 31: Intramural Basketball 1231: Red Cross Delegate 12, 3. 413 Chess Club 141: Honor Graduate. After School: Mt. Holyoke Colleee. FRANK PILLOUD Where there's a will there's a way. Football, Intramural 12, 31, Jr. Varsity '141: In- tramural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intra- mural 121, Varsity 13, 41. HELEN PLACE My heart is like a singing bird. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Red Cross Delegate 131: Scholarship 121: Honor Graduate. After School: Wooster Collegre. lNlILTON POLESNAIQ Rex Loyal as prairie scout. Football, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41: Intra- mural Basketball 12. 41. After School: Business. MICHAEL POPIK Mickey Everyone excels in something in which another may fail. Football, Intramural 121, Varsity 131: Basket- ball, Intramural 12, 31, Jr. Varsity 141: Varsity Baseball 131: Varsity Golf 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. ADELE POLIZOTTO Polly Amazing brightness, purity and truth. Accompanist Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Excur- sion 141: G. O. Delegate 121: Red Cross Dele- gate 13, 41: Girl Reserves 141: Dramatics 1413 Literary 1411 Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Society Secretary 141: Accompanist Emperors Clothes 131: A Cappella Choir 131: Class Notable: Class Musician: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. RUTH POLT A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's darkest clouds. ROBERT POWIERS Babu What he wills, he does. Intramural Baseball 121: Hi-Y 12, 3, 411 Cercle lfram-ais 141: G. O. Delegate 121: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: lst Prize Local 1938 National Lifc Insurance Essay Contest: Honor Graduate. After School: College. Page 71 1 1 1 l F F ol -O M! 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm 1958 ROBERT PREKOPA Glad that I live am I: that the sky is blue. Jr. Varsity Football 141: Intramural Basketball 121: Intramural Boxing 141. KENNETH PRESCOTT JR. Ken 1'was certain he could write, Bild cipher 500- A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Radio 141: Chess 141: Bowling 141. . After School: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. FRANKLIN PRESTON Fume The talent of success is no more than doin!! what you have to do well. Jr. Varsity Football 141: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41: Tri-Hi 12, 3, 41: Disinger-Church 131: Dramatics 141: G. 0. Delegate 12, 31: Scholarship 12, 31: Red Cross Delegate 131: Varsity Cheerleader 131: Stage Crew 131: Honor Graduate. After School: College. JACK PRYTHERCH Not in rewards, but in the strength to Strive the blessing lies. Varsity Golf 13, 41. After School: University of Michigan. RICHARD PUFFER Dirk Every man should measure himself by his own standards. Football, Intramural 121, Jr. Varsity 141: Intra- mural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intramural 121, Varsity 141. ANNE PUSEN Penny Stretch out your hand and take the world's gift of joy and beauty. Tennis 12, 31: Golf 141: Festival Chorus 121: Gifls Intramural Sports 141: Red Cross Delegate 14 . BRENDON QUILTER Bren My own thoughts are my best companions. Track Assistant Manager 141: Scholarship 121. ESTELLE REITER 0'Toole Come my friends. 'tis not too late to Seek B newer world. Festival Chorus 12, 31: Excursion 141: Civic Debate 141: Dramatics 13, 41: Scholarship 121: Red Cross Delegate 13, 41. l After School: Syracuse Memorial School of Nurs- Ing. ELIZABETH RICHARDS Beify t It's usually uphill work that lands one at the op. Tennis 121: Glee Club 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 413 Girl Reserves 141: A Cappella Choir 131: The Emperor's Clothes 131. After School: St. Luke's Hospital Training School. WILLIAM ROBERTS Bzll, Robb1e An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Panorama, Students About School 131, Around the Pan Table 141: Intramural Basketball 141: Varsity Track 13, 41: Excursion 141: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Secretary 131, President 141: Dramatics 141: Bowling 141: G. 0. Delegate 141, President 121: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Inter- Activity Council 141: Tri-Hi 141: Honor Graduate. After School: Colgate University. MARIE RODMAN ' We find no mean reward for our labors. Glee Club 141: Girl Reserves 12, 31: G. O. Delo- lzate 141. JOHN ROCGE j0lm1z1 ' And added all my strength to every blow. Y Football, Intramural 131, Varsity 141: Varsity Track 12, 3, 41: Goose Hangs High 131: Why Else Aiglhimes Rang 141: Boxing 141: llramatics After School: Georgia Technical College. WILLIAM ROOOE Willy An all-around sport. Intramural Football 13, 41: Intramural Basket- ball 13. 41: Varsity Track 13, 41: Intramural Ten- nis 131: G. O. Delegate 121. After School: Georgia Technical College. HENRY ROPKE Hank In your way of life may the elements he kind to thee. SYLVIA RULAND Syl Her mirth the world required. A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 121: G. O. Delegate 141: Class Day Prophet: Class Notable: Prcttiest Girl. After School: Randolph-Macon. WILLIAM RYAN J Bill For he was a lusty young man. Football, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41: Base- ball, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41. After School: Business. LOMETA SAGER Mem To the far realm of wisdom there lies a short way. Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. HELEN SALVINSKI Sally To fill your job, fill your mind. Intramural Tennis 131. After School: Business. HAROLD SAMPSON Be not afraid to thrust aside half-truths and grasp the whole. G. O. Delegate 131. After School: Business. ELINOR SCHLESINGER Kay Sincerity plus modesty equals success. Basketball 13, 41: Tennis 131, letter 141: Civic Club Debate 141, Syracuse Debate 141: Tri-Hi 141: Girl Reserves 131, Treasurer 141: Literary 141: German 141: Girls Intramural Sports 141: G. O. Delegate 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Class Day Essay- ist: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. ELEANOR SCHWEHM Education makes people easy to lead but diili- cult to drive. Hockey 131: Tennis 12, 31: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Treasurer 141. After School: Business. HELENE SCULLY Lead me to victory, I know the way. Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 131, letter 141: Tennis letter 12, 31: Girl Reserves 141 I Girls Intra- mural Sports Treasurer 141: Tri-Hi 141. After School: Hospital training. MARIE SEDOR Nicky Always ready. Basketball 141: Baseball 141: Glee Club Presi- dent 141: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Tri-Hi 13, 41, After School: Business. RAYMOND SEVARA JR. Habit is a cable: every day we weave a thread and soon we cannot break it. Jr. Varsity Football 141: Intramural Basket- ball 141. After School: Business. JAMES SHINE jimnzJ ' He is jolly as a sandboy, he is happier than a kingiu Intramural Football 13, 41: Intramural Basket- ball 13, 41: Intramural Baseball 121: Track, lntra- mural 131, Varsity 141: G. O. Delegate 141: Red Cross Delegate 141. After School: Clarkson Tech. Page 75 l PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 SUSIE SIMONIELLI Sue Freedom from disguise or atTectation. Baseball 12, 31: Art Prize 141: Scholarship 13. 41: Honfmr Society 141: Honor Graduate. After School: Music Teaching. MILDRED SINES Millie The flowering moments of the mind drop half their petals in our speech. Basketball 141: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Secretarial School. BARBARA SIVER Steadfastness is her watchwordf' JOHN SLACHTA The wheel of life no less, will stay in a smooth than rugged way. Scholarship 131: Honor Graduate. BARBARA SLAUSON Bizbliie As the port we leave behind, We enter upon a mightier world. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 131: Tennis 12, 31: Girl Reserves 131. After School: Business School. CLIFFORD SLAUSON Cli or Dun-lo Scenes where man has never trod are often filled with pleasures. I'IELEN SMITH Siizi1lj1 ' Art holds fast when all else is lost. Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Business. MARGARET JANE SMITH Love from which the world began, hath the secret of the sun. Girl Reserves 12, 31. After School: Business. RICHARD SMITH Dirk, Smiley The Smith a mighty man was he. Scholarship insignia 12, 31: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. JOHN SOLAK lite of his promise as a poor man of his eye. Intramural Football 121: Intramural Tennis 13, 41. After School: Business. CHRYSTINA SPADARO She is always thinking what she can do for others. After School: Business. Lady HELEN STIEED Sure as sunrise. Glee Club 13, 41: Festival Chorus 13, 411 Girl Reserves 12, 31. After School: Cortland Normal. FRANK STODDARD There is no higher ellicienry than doing the right thing in the right way. Band 12, 3, -113 Orchestra 12, 3, 41. H. WILLIAM STOUTIENBUIIG Bill A truly versatile fellow is William Bill Stout- enburgf' Panorama Assistant Business Manager 121, Busi- ness Manager 131, Editor 1411 Cercle Francais 13, 41: G. O. Delegate 1413 Honor Society 13. 413 Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Class Orator 141: Disinger- Church 1-11: Lyons-VVeI-ks 12, 31: Inter-Activity Council 141: Awards Committee 13, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. SOPHY STOLARCYK So let us build with master art, a bridge of faith. Tennis 121: Dom Econ 121, Treasurer 131: Amer- ican Home Economics Association 131, Social Sec- retary 141. After School: Business. VERNA STONE Stoner Brighten the corner where you are. Girl Reserves 121: Tri-Hi 13, 41. After School: Hospital training. IRMA STRETZ Nothing is denied to well directed labor. Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Tennis 12, 315 Girl Reserves 13, 41: Girls Intramural Sports 131: Literary 141 : Der Deutsche Verein 141: Treas- urer of Graduating Class. After School: Study Science or Bacteriology. VIRGINIA ANN SWARTWOUT Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Glee Club 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3. 41: Honor Society 141: A Cappella Choir 131: The Emperor-'s Clothes 131. lb'lARGARET SWEENEY Thy deeds ever influence those of thy neigh- hors. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41, SHIRLEY SWEET Sloirl There is no noble height thou can'st not climb: All triumphs may be thine in Time's futurityf' After School: Philadelphia School of Art. HELEN THOMPSON T0nm11 ' Is not true leisure one with true toil 7 Tri-Hi 131: Girl Reserves 131: Girls Intramural Sports 141. Secretary 141: Der Deutsche Verein 141: Rod Cross Delegate 12, 31, RICHARD THURSTON Dick One who talks little but says much. Panorama Assistant Literary Editor 141: Tennis. Intramural 131, Varsity 141: Blue Coal Essay 131: Cercle Francais 13, 41, President 1415 Inter- Activity Council 141: Honor Society Vice President 141: G. O. Delegate 13, 41: Treasurere of Graduat- ing Class: Scholarship 12, 31: Class Notable: Best Natured Boy: Honor Graduate. After School: Hamilton or Western Reserve. ELIZABETH TITUS Liz Your laughter is like shinging gold. Panorama, Assistant Business Manager 12, 31. Business Manager 141: Girl Reserves 121: Cercle Francais 13, 413 Literary 141: G. O. Delegate 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 13, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Wellesley College. JOHN TOBEY Jaffe So much one man can do That does both act and know. Excursion 141: Bowling 141: Dramatics 141: G. O. Delegate 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Class Notablr: Member of Ideal Couple with Jean Cum- mings. After School: University of Rochester. KENNETH TOMPKINS HKYEIZIIJVU A prompt, decisive man. Rillc 13, 41, Ammunition Supply Foreman 13. 41. After School: International Business Machines Corporation. Page 75 9 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 HELEN TORREY Modest as morn, as mid-day bright: gentle as evening, calm as night. Basketball 135: Tennis 135: G. O. Delegate 135: Scholarship 12, 35: Red Cross Delegate 125. After School: Albany State Collepie. ROBERT TOWNSEND Bob Adieu, kind friends, I'll leave you now. Football 12, 35: Baseball 125. AGNES TROUGHTON Nei A life that leads melodious days. Glee Club 145. MARY LOTTIE VA JAY The free move freely. Basketball letter 125: Tennis 125: Girls Intra- mural Sports 145. DOROTHY VAN ATTA Doi Give my thy friendship, 'tis all I ask. Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. EUGENIA XIANKUREN Gene Youth, full of grace, force, fascination. Cercle Francais 135: Girl Reserves 145. After School: Furman University. PAULA VAN VALKENBUROH Ven The soul's calm sunshine and heartfelt joy. DOUGLAS VINING Dong Right always wins if you give it time. Rise 145. After School: International Business Machines Corporation. RUDOLPH VLASAK Rudy 'Tis the set of the sail and not the determines the way we go. After School: Business. RAYMOND VOZDOVIC Consistency, thou art a EMERSON XVAHL Master of his destiny is he. Orchestra 12, 35. After School: C.'P.A. JAMES WAITE jewel. u gale that Em!e BiJb A true friend is forever a friend. Tennis, Intramural 12, 35, Varsity 145: G. 0. Delegate 135. After School: Williams or Bowdoin. THELMA JEAN WATERS Poetry is beauty incarnatef' Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 13. 45. After School: Cortland Normal. HARRIETTE WEIR Honey In the bright lexicon of youth there's no such word as fail. Panorama Assistant Girls Sports 145: Basketball 12, 3, 45: Baseball 12, 35: Hockey 13, 45: Cercle Francais 135: Girl Reserves 13, 45, President 145: Tri-Hi 145: Literary 145: Girls Intramural Sports 145: G. 0. Delegate 135: Honor Society 145: Class Notable: Best Girl Athlete. ANN WENSKUS Winkie A light heart lives long. GEORGE WESLAR Bud Farewell, for in that word we promise hope. Rifle 135, Captain 145. I After School: National School of Diesel Engineer- Intl. ERFORD WHALEY Everyone is the architect of his own fortune. G. O. Delegate 125. After School: Business. PAUL WHITAKER In life we most need the human touch. Varsity Football 12. 3, 45: Varsity Track 1351 Class Notable: Most Bashful Boy. After School: State Police. Georgie GEORGINA WILSON I-Ier words, like so many nimble servitors, trip about her at command. HAROLD WRIGHT Don't stay at third base: make home. RUTH YEOMANS p Sasaki A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: The Thirteenth Chair 135: Tri-Hi 145: Dramatics 12, 3, 451 Art -Club 145: Red Cross Delegate 135: G. O. Vice President 125. After School: Simmons Embalmine: School. llELEN ZAPOTOCKY Zezppy'f My life is like the summer rare, that opens to the morning sky. Basketball 125: Baseball letter 125: Festival Chorus 12, 35. MICHAEL ZDIMAL fVIike By the work one knows the Workman. Rise 145, After School: Business. ETHEL ZEMANEK Et The eternal things of life can never die. Festival Chorus 125. ANDREW ZULICK Fuzzy Afzdyn And I would my tongue could utter the thoughts that arise in me. Intramural Football 13, 45: Intramural Basket- ball 13, 45. After School: Business. Page 77 JANUARY CLASS NOTABLES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 M of! IH OJ! anuary Class Notables Popular Boy ,...... Poplflar Girl ...,,. Mm! Baflvfnl Boy ..,.,,. Moy! Bafhfrzl Girl ..,,., Beit Naflzred Boy ..... Bef! N aimed Gzrl .,s.,,.,.. ,..A., . Mart Ap! to Be S11 L'L' eufzzl MOT! Brillimzl ..... Qnietefl Boy ..... .. Qlfieteit Girl ,,... . Bef! Boy Allflele ..,... Bm Girl Aflalefe ...,s I Harzdfomeft Boy ,.... .. Prelliefl Girl ...... . Clair Mnfivirzzz .,,sAs. Bert Boy Dancer ..,, Y, Bef! Girl Darzfer Clan Jeffer Mm! Origimzl ...,... Clan Artill Clan Blzljfer .....,.., Bef! One-Arm Driver Nflf.fi6ff Boy ..... ., N0i,fiEff Girl Clan Giggler .,.. .. Clair Plfrgger .,.. . Ideal Couple .Y,..,, ROEERT KANE .. MAIKGARET HARRIS LEONARD GRAMLY ALICE OLIVER ROBERT GAGER SHIRLEY BURNETT CHARLES ROSENTHAL JOSEPH WATROUS LOUIs BALDWIN SYLVIA MARTIN FRANK ZVERBLIS . JOSIEPHINE YURKA .. VINCENT HAGMAN JANE 0'CONNOR TAMER ASWAD HERMAN JONES . ELEANORE STEVENS JOSEPH DOYLE SIMSON AZERSKY . BETTY BROUGHTON I RICHARD SIMMONS HAROLD GRANT XWILLIAM HIIDICK ,. DAWN DICKINSON JANE FISH VUILLIAM PHIPPS JANE OAKLEY and JOHN GROW Page 79 fo ,- .2 JUNE CLASS NOTABLES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 UIIC M011 Popular Boy .....,. , M011 Popular Girl Mort Badafzrl Boy ..,., M011 Bafhfizl Girl ....... . Bef! Natizreil Boy ..... . Beit Natureil Girl ....Y,,,,,.A. M011 Apt to Be S11 L'L' efffizl M011 Brilliant ....,. . Quieteft Boy .....,.. Quietefl Girl ....,, . Ben Boy Athlete .... Beit Girl Alhlele .... Harzdwmext Boy .... . Pretliext Girl ....., . Clan Muficiazz ......,. Belt Boy Dancer Best Girl Danrer Clan jefter ..,. L M011 Original ...... Clan Artixt ....,.. Clam Blujjrer ............... Be!! One-Arm Driver .... N oifieft Boy .,.........,.. Noifieft Girl ..,.,, . Clan Giggler .... .. Clan Plzigger Ideal Couple ..,.,.. . Class Notables .. WALLACE BROWN NIARGARET LESKO . PAUL WHITAKIER MARION BOGHOsIAN , .... RICHARD THURSTON MARY GATES ,.... THOMAS OTTO WILLIAM BERGSTROM EUGENE EISENMAN FRANCES PETERTYL THOMAS CONLON HARRIETTE WEIR ROBERT DRYO SYLVIA RULANII ADELE POLIZOTTO .. I LL..,.....LL JAMES IVORY MARJORIE LEE GETTYS THOMAS KORGHAK . ,.,.,L CATHERINE DEWEES .. ,. MICHAEL KNOTT ROBERT CANNY RAY I-IITT ROGER AINSLIE . BETTY KENNEDY RUTH LOVEJOY MARTIPJ MANGAN JEAN CUMMINGS and JACK TOBEY Page 81 X W i . PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 O rator ...,.. anuary Class Day Officers 1938 JOSEPH WA'I'1IoUs Hifloriafz ...., ,,,,,, H ELEN MILLS Efmyifl ss....s ..,V. L ANA BRUNNIQR T6'Jf6lf0I' ...,,,....,,.,..,,.,...,,. SIMSON AzIiRsKY Propbetf ...... v,... j ANET ELLSWORTH, HEIIMAN jomss POE! ...... , ,,..s..,,,,,.. ,,vv,....,A,, S HIIILIQY BURKE O rator ...... une Class Day Officers 1938 H. WILLIAM STOUTENBURG Hiflorian .....,. ..,., M ARTIN MANGAN Euayiyt ........ ,..,. E LINOR SCHLESINGER Tefialor ....,v ,...ss,...ss,s....ss,.,.ss VIRGINIA MCLISAN Propbetf . I ..... SYLVIA RULANIJ, THOMAS KORCHAK Poe! ...... Prlgt' 82 WILLIAM BERGSTROM 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Art Department Poster Contests BOOK WEEK - November Participants: Betty Broughton, Beatrice Dieterle, Ella Dorcey, Naomi Kince, jean Lacey, Bette Marshall, Fonda Reid, Fern Rubin. First two places!-Beatrice Dieterle and Betty Broughton. RED CROSS - November Contest for the best block print design to be used on Menu Card at World War Vet- erans' dinner. Participants: Margaret Lesko, Virginia Swartwout, Susie Simonelli fwinnerj. DRAMATIC CLUB PLAYS EXCURSION - january Participants: Betty Broughton, Ella Dacey, Beatrice Dieterle, Michael Knott, jean Lacey, Helen Sherba, Sally Shields, George Stimack. Three first awards-Betty Broughton, Sally Shields and jean Lacey. KIND LADY - April Participants: Margery Aumick, Ella Dacey, Michael Knott, Ruth Kurkyasharian, john Mack, Helen Thompson, Andrew Zapotocky. Three first awards-Michael Knott, john Mack and Andrew Zapotocky. 'k ir it FLOWER SALE CONTEST -- May fSponsorecl by Women's Board of the City Hospital, Participants: All art pupils. Three first awards-Michael Knott, Ailsa Johnstone and john Mack. HOBBY SHOW CONTEST - March Participants: Ella Dacey, Virginia Dilley, Marion Habala, Ailsa Johnstone, john Ohanian, Helen Thompson. Three first awards-Ella Dacey, Helen Thompson, Marion Habala. MURALS fTo adorn the walls of Alexander Hamilton School kindergartenj Participants: Ella Dacey, Ruth Kurkyasharian, Ellen Livingston, james Morgan, Fonda Reid. First places-james Morgan, Ruth Kurkyasharian. SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINES NATION-WIDE CONTEST Work chosen for exhibition purposes: Michael Knott, Frank Kuzel, George Stimack. Scholarship to the Rhode Island School of Design fone of 18 offered to students of the United Statesj, awarded to Michael Knott. Cash prize awarded to Frank Kuzel. ART PROGRAM fFor Parent Teachers' Association in Thomas jefferson Schoolj Participants: Fashion Design Class, and Water Color Class-Miss Gress. Introduction: Lana Brunner, Beatrice Dieterle. Talks on Phases of Fashion: Lana Brunner, Robert Verason. Sketches: Virginia Anderson, Beatrice Dieterle, Eleanora Girnis, Michael Knott, Frank Kuzel, Margaret Lesko, George Stimack, Marguerite Walker, jane Wright, Andrew Zapotocky. The Art Department has participated in other things besides contests, for, combined with the dramatics and music departments, it produced the memorable Christmas play assembly, heing responsible for the costumes, scenery and programs which helped achieve the artistic effect of the whole. Page 84 if W 1 1 N 1 1 ' X N 1 X xx -,N 1 XX , X.-K Xi M -X -f 1 . N w 1 N PANORAMA ANNUAL for was VIOLINS Richard Anthony Michael Avidson Andrew Bezek Dorothy Dickson Beverly Dorsey Newell Doubleday Dorothy Finch Leo Gates Peter Gregory Charles Hull William Lissik Alex Marderian Archie Mardigan Veva Monroa George Pappastrat Leo Payne Steven Popp Johanna Prokes Dorothy Rowley Harry Tashjian Barbara Thayer CLARINETS Thomas Albee Clarence Aldrich jake Arzovian William Buffum Benjamin Casella Henry Edelheit Leon Gibson john Grifiin Betsy Grithths john Houlihan Frank Kovarik Jerry Krizka Robert Lacey Harley Loomis john Martone Richard Pender Aldo Simonelli Elma Ward SAXOPHONES Lillian Maisner William Stemples Orchestra FALL AND SPRING TERM TRUMPETS Frank Dalla Kenneth French john McPartland William Moody John VanAtta CLARINETS Robert Brass Henry Edelheit Aldo Simonelli TROMBONES Frank Stoddard William Taylor HORNS john Bennett Ray DeWitt Band FALL AND SPRING TERM BARITONES Robert Gantnier Francis Kattel William Taylor TROMBONES Ward Bennett Douglas Munson Thomas Schilling Frank Stoddard William Taylor William West Paul Winters PERCUSSION Harry Chappell Richard Deacon James Fancher joseph Kavorick Robert Lauder Edward Tappen CELLO Katherine Corkery Therese Kalesinsltas Olga Pineloska Vera Sheptenko STRING BASES Harry Chappell Anne Haulenbeek Edwin Talmadge Edward Tappen DRUMS james Fancher VIOLAS Jack Hanitchak Richard Keyain Anthony Smykal FLUTES Leon Gibson TRUMPETS Frank Dalla Kenneth French Stanley Gajdik Arthur Guldenschuh Edward Holleran Roger Lakowicz joseph Leombrone John Mayer john McPartland William Moody Earl Thomas John VanAtta SOUSAPHONES Joseph Foreman Charles Hull HORNS john Bennett Harvey Bullock james Buckle Ray DeWitt Page 87 Q 4 -1 G RAN ES E CHIM TH 'XVI-IY S CHRISTMAS CHORU PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Girls, Glee Club S1 mzmf .... Miss MABLQL SQUIRE Mabel Adams Mary Bachovchin Helen Bednarsky Bernice Butts Bette Cottrell Rita Church Martha Curry Clare Davidson Doris Diffenderfer Charlotte Drum Lillian Feinberg Nina Fenson Rose Fertig Marcia Fuller hffarion Goldsmith Frances Harding Joyce Jager Gertrude james Marjorie Koehent Helen Iwleno Louise Myers Elizabeth Perkins Katherine Penczak Frances Petertyl Barbara Phillips Martha Pitel Marie Rodman Martha Roller Carmela Ruggeri Marie Sedor Marie Short Helen Spisak Helen Steed Mary Stelmak Betty Tappan Marcia Tallman Agnes Trougliion P11 ge 89 L PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 c'Why the Chimes Rang A Play by R. M. Alden December 22, 1957 Binghamton Central High School Christmas assembly program by Dramatics, Music, Homemaking and Art Depurrttnt of Binghamton Central High School 1. CAROL- Hark the Herald Angels Sing Sung by entire Assembly 2. CAROLS by group from Festival Chorus and Glee Club Sing We Noel fFrench carol, 16th Centuryj Birthday of a King QNeidlingerj Bass solo by Charles Ortloff Good King Wenceslas tOld English Carolb While Mary Slept Composed by Miss Mabel Squire O, Holy Night QAclamj Soloists-Dorothy Dickson, Virginia Swartwout, Frank Dallas 5. Why the Chimes Ran Holger .,,,,,,,....,,,,,,.....,,,,,.,, Bertel ,,,,...... Steen ................ .,,,, Old Woman 8 William Dillon Rich Lian ,,,,, Dante Ferrante Harvey Bullock Scholar .....,.,,,,, ,.,........ D lohn Grow Richard Alexander Rich Lady ...r.,..., ..,.... Evelyn Kassman Young Girl ,,,.,, , .,,,, , Marjorie Cizek Loraine Moxley Angel ,,,,,,,,,,rr,, v,,,,,, , U Shirley Burnett Courtier ..,...,,., ,,..,...., john Rogge Priest ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,..,,,, Charles Humphries King ,,,,,r,,,,., ,.,,.,,,,,,,.,......,,..,. D aniel Fusco 4. CAROL- lt Came Upon a Midnight Clear Sung by entire Assembly 'lr Stage Designer-William Harrisg assisted by Virginia Swartwout, Harvey Bullock, Robert Gager, Douglas Tolley. Organist-Geraldine Dickinson. Costumes-Louella Lindsley, Alice Lepay, Ethel Zemanek, Aldona Chakan- ovsky. Linoleum Blockprint Program Design-Betty Broughton. Page 91 XCURSIONU E PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 C6 ' 77 Excursion january 21-22, 1938 Binghamton Central High School THE CHARACTERS Capt. Obadiah Rich ............ Vincent Coughlin Linton ,,.......,,,.....,,,,....... ,,,,......... j ohn Mack Stevens ....,.. Pop ....,,.... .. Gilchrist .,,.,... Matson ,.,,,,....,,., jonathan Rich .... Mrs. Geasling .,,.... Mike Geasling Mac Colman ......v Miss Dowdie ,,,,.. Martha .,,..,,,...., Lollie ..... ........,, , Mrs. Winch .........., Pauline Winch ...... Mr. Winch ..,,...... Tamer Aswad john Grow ., Robert Cleary Dante Ferrante Thomas Otto .. Virginia McLean Simson Azersky jack Tobey Estelle Reiter .. Eleanor Girnis Helen Lubinec Jeannette Hoyt Mable Wheelock William Bergstrom ,..,..... Leonard Ziska Mr. Boomer .........., ..... J oseph Alexander Aikens ......,........... Mrs. Fitchel ..,.. Mr. Fitchel .,,... Candy Boy ....... Photo Girl .r,.... Lily ................ Tessie ., .....,... . Llamie ..,.,.......... Red Magoon .....,, Eileen ..............., Lee Pitman ......,.,. Richard Pitman ..... .. Pat Sloan ............, Woods ,,,.............. Stanley Winch .,..... Mrs. Boomer ....... Naomi Kempinger Radio Announcer Directed by Carl L. Titus SCENES fThe entire action of the play takes place aboard the S. Act One Scene 1. The Captain's Cabin. fSunday morningj Scene II. The Deck. QSunday morningj Act Two Scene I. The Captain's Cabin. fSunday eveningj Scene II. The Deck. Clmmediately followingj Act Three Scene I. The Deck. Q2 A.M. Mondayj Scene II. The Captain's Cabin. Scene III. The Deck. Tony .........,.............. . Richard Alexander Oswald Boomer ....,...,.,.. Daniel Fusco Margery Curran Dominick Artuso Hyle Webb Marjorie Lee Gettys , Adele Polizotto Hallee Perkins jean Cummings Ray Hitt Phyllis McCarthy Betty jane Rose William Roberts .. james Gavian .. Stuart Dunham Keron O'Neil Charles Bishara S. Happinessj Music by the High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Leo Lynch PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager-Douglas Tolleyg assisted by Harvey Bullock, Robert Gager, Robert Kellam, Henry Crane, Franklin Preston, Robert Stone. Scene Painter-William Harris. Properties-Estelle Reiter, Sylvia Kobrin, john Mack, Simson Azersky. Regisseur-Shirley Burnett. Makeup-Marjorie Cizek, Alice Oliver, joan Sweet, Geraldine Wearb. Promptress-Evelyn Kassman. Business Manager-john Grow. Publicity-Robert Cleary, Shirley Bloom, John Murphy. House-Charles Humphries, Stuart Dunham, Keron O'Neil. Ushers-Shirley Bloom, Rita Gilbert, Doris Jane Gorton, jean VanKuren, Har- riette Weir. Page 93 n 'KIND LADY 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1958 Kind Lady Friday. April 1, 1938 Binghamton Central High School THE CAST Mr. Foster ,,,. . .,....... Thomas Otto Henry Abbott .,..,,,. ,,.,... D aniel Fusco Mary Herries ,.,,. Lucy Wfeston ,.,,.. . ,..... Naomi Kernpinger Margaret Brambach Ada ..........,..,,,,, Doctor ......,.,,... Helen Lubinec Richard Deacon Rose .......,...... ..i........... S hirley Bloom Mr, Edwards ...t. ..,,,. H arvey Bullock Phyllis ..,..,..,,..,, ,.,,,, D oris .lane Gorton Mrs. Edwards ,,,,,,,, ,,,A, M argery Curran Peter Santard t,,,. ,,.,t,,.,...... .... R o bert Lacey Aggie Edwards ............ ....,..... I da Stern Gustav Rosenberg ............ Dominick Artuso Directed by Carl L. Titus SCENES Prologue-An Afternoon in Spring Act One Scene l. Late Christmas Eve several years before. Scene II. After dinner the following January. Act Two An afternoon later in January. Act Three An afternoon the following summer. Epilogue The action of the play takes place in the living room of Mary Herries' lioivc- in Montague Square, London. PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager - Douglas Tolleyg assisted by Robert Gager, Robert Kellam, Henry Crane, Robert Stone, John Stukas, James Blowers, Richard Couper. Properties-jean Cummings, Charles Rosenthal, Ailsa Johnstone, john Quinlivan, john Mack, Richard Sullivan. Regisseur-Betty jane Rose. Makeup-Geraldine Wearb, Marjorie Cizek, Patricia VHHWOfmCI', Hallee Perkins. Wardrinbe-Barbara Martin, joseph Alexander. Prompters-Rita Gilbert, Jeannette Hoyt. Business Manager-Keron O'Neilg assisted by Catherine Dewees, Richard Phalen, Betty Brosnan, Phyllis McCarthy. Publicity-Larrabee johnson, Adele Polizotto, John Murphy, Marjorie Lee Gettys. Faculty House Manager-Clair Cossman. House-Harvey Shriber, Thomas George, john McGlynn. Ushers-Estelle Reiter, Harriette Weir, Betty Kennedy, jane McLaughlin, Marian Goldsmith, Phyllis Tanenhaus, Edith McLaughlin, Mary Frances Clay, Music by the High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Leo Lynch Page 95 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 ' -la. B 1-at Debate Club Prefidefzt ....Y,.,.. . ,,.., JOHN DONOVAN Vice Prerident ,7,. .. .,.. LARRABEE JOHNSON Secretary-T1'ea.f11rer ...., ,.., M EREDITH PRESTON Family Adwfer .Y.. ...,,,....,,...,,,.. ,,,. L L OYD W, I-IARTMAN Jane Bedell Beatrice Booth John Donovan Nina Fenson Larrabee Johnson Robert Kellam AU'i1'f1zali1'e Jane Bedell Larrabee Johnson Elinor Schlesinger Personal prizes given to: Jeanne Mathews A.j?I1'77ldfjZ'8 Nina Fenson Jane Beclell Jeanne Mathews Larrabee Johnson MEMBERS Barbara Larrabee Jeanne Mathews Thomas Otto Meredith Preston Elinor Schlesinger CIVIC CLUB DEBATE N e gali zfe Barbara Larrabee John Donovan Jeanne Mathews JudgefJe-fferson Meagher Winners-Negative John Donovan RADIO DEBATE Larrabee Johnson N e galizfe Meredith Preston Barbara Larrabee Elinor Schlesinger Thomas Otto Announce-rfJohn Donovan No Decision Given The two teams chosen to debate Tully and the Syracuse Freshmen: P41 ge Elinor Schlesinger Jeanne Mathews Larrabee Johnson John Donovan PANORAMA ANNUAL fo: 1938 EXCURSION STAGE CRFXV Page 97 CLUB DRAMATICS PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Preridefzt ..... Secrelary ....,,....... Burifzerr Manager General Ojfllfw' ....AA... Program C laairm an Prefidetfzt ,,... Secretary ................ Burifzerr Manager General Offer ,Y., Program C laairmafz Richard Alexander Joseph Alexander Dominic Artuso William Bergstrom Charles Bishara James Blowers Harvey Bullock Richard Couper Henry Crane Richard Deacon William Dillon Daniel Fusco Robert Gager James Gavigan Dramatics Club SPRING TERM DANIEL Fusco MAROERY CURRAN KERON OINEIL MARJORIE CIZEK JOSEPH ALEXANDER FALL TERM SHIRLEY BURNETT ALICE OLIVER JOHN GROW KERON O'NEII. NANNETTE HUTCHINGS MEMBERS John Grow Ray Hitt Larry Johnson Robert Kellam Robert Lacey John Mack John Murphy Keron O'NeiI Thomas Otto Franklin Preston William Roberts John Rogge Charles Rosenthal Harvey Shriber Robert Stone John Stukas Jack Tobey Douglas Tolley Hyle Webb Leonard Ziskei Shirley Bloom Margaret Brambach Marjorie Cizek Jean Cummings Margery Curran Marjorie Lee Gettys Elnora Girnis Doris Jane Gorton Jeannette Hoyt Naomi Kempinger Helen Lubinec Barbara Martin Phyllis McCarthy Virginia McLean I-Iallee Perkins Adele Polizotto Estelle Reiter Betty Jane Rose Joan Sweet Ruth Yeomans Mable Wheelrmck Geraldine Wearb - Disinger-Church Contest PARTICIPANTS Shirley Bloom Richard Alexander Margaret Brambach John Donovan Evelyn Kassman Stuart Dunham Loraine Moxley Thomas Otto Barbara Thayer Franklin Preston The winners were: GIRLS BOYS First Prize ....,,.............,.. Evelyn Kassman First Prize .,,..................,.. John Donovan Second Prize ....,.....,,........ Barbara Thayer Second Prize ................,..,,. Thomas Otto Third Prize ..... ...... M argaret Brambach Third Prize ..... ..... R ichard Alexander Lyon- W eeks Declam ation Contest PARTICIPANTS Jane Bedell Harvey Bullock Hifa Hider John Donovan Ruth Rosenberg Morey Evans Jean Sherwood Thomas Otto Barbara Thayer Rohert Stone The winners were: GIRLS BOYS First Prize ,.,.,,..,..................,,,,. Hifa Hider First Prize ,,,,I.,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,.... Thomas Otto Second Prize ...,,......,,,,,..,... Jean Sherwood Second Prize .,,,..,,,,...,...,...,.. Robert Stone Pa ge 99 I PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Prefidelzl Secretary Trea.r111'er P rerid eu! Ser'1'e1'ary Treaf1n'er ,.,... Spofzror ..,... Le Cerele Francais FALL TERM SPRING TERM RICHARD THURSTON SHIRLEY BIIRNETT Gl,IlNlVlilllE BELRS RICHARD TIIIIRSTON FRANCES PIETERTYLIE GIIINIvIzRIz BEERS MISS LORETTA MURPHY LES MEMBRES-Spring and Fall joseph Alexander Russell Austin Guinivere Beers jane Bedell Barbara Booth Shirley Bloom jean Brosman Lana Brunner Shirley Burnett Clare Davidson Beatrice Dieterle Frances Foley Thomas George Marjorie Lee Gettys Rita Gilbert john Giles Bob Goldsmith Doris Jane Gorton Frances Hullman jean johnson Douglas Hurlburt Ailsa Johnstone Herman jones Betty Kennedy Ruth Lovejoy Anne Lewis Martin Mangan Amelia Mellor Phyllis McCarthy Mary McGrade Virginia McLean Jane Oakley Mary Jeanne Osborne Frances Petertyl Robert Powers Charles Rosenthal Laura Schaefer Helen Sherba Rita Sherer janet Sprout H. William Stoutenburg Elizabeth Titus Wfilliam Taylor Richard Thurston joseph Watrrmus Page 1 0 1 GIRL RESERVES PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Prefident ........., Vice Preridefzz ..... Secretary ,...,,.. Treafuref' .... Prefident ........... Vice Prefident ...., Secretary ....,,... Trearurer Spomor .... Mabel Adams Ruth Adams Roberta Allen Helene Austin Anne Bachovchin Mary Bachovchin Irene Bakay Virginia Barker Jane Bedell Helen Bednarsky Mary Berman Margaret Blasko Shirley Bloom Beatrice Booth Dorothy Brienza Jean Brosnan Alice Brown Josephine Budovic Helen Butchko Patricia Byron Irene Caganek Betty Chapman Arlene Chase Mary Frances Clay Virginia Cornwall Marion Corser Ella Dacey Mary Dacey Clare Davidson Marzetta Decker Clare Diesenberg Beatrice Dieterle Nancy Dunay June Dougherty Laura Durant Doris Eldred Nina Fenson Betty Foley Frances Foley Margaret Foley Gladys Freije Greta French Shirley Fuller Mary Fyala Isabelle Gardner Marjorie Lee Gettys Rita Gilbert Marion Goldsmith Girl Reserves FALL TERM SPRING TERM Ruth Goldstein Thelma Gower Helen Guley Alvina Hamzilc Helen Haraksim Frances Harding Mary Harrison Ruth Hill Anne Hodanek Lillian Hrusecky Pauline Hull Frances Hullman Isabelle Hungerford Dorothy Hutchings Georgia Ives Helen Jacot Jean Johnson Jane Johnson Ailsa Johnstone Evelyn Kassman Betty Kennedy Doris Kleitz Sylvia Kobrin Azad Kradjian Anna Krska Evelyn LaDuska Barbara Larrabee Betty LeBaron Anita LeBarre Janet Leet Ruth Levine Doris Lowe Helen Lubenic Beatrice Luce Barbara Martin Sylvia Martin Cecilia Majernik Phyllis McCarthy Beatrice McHale Mildred McKeeby Helen Meagher Edith Mellen Helen Meno Helen Mills Helen Misavich Betty Mitzel Barbara Moser Marilyn Muller HARRIETTE WEII1 HELENE AUSTIN RITA GILBERT ELEANOR SCHWEI-IM VIRGINIA WOLEVER HELEN JAco'r MARTHA PITEL ELINOR SCHLESINGER Miss GRACE HOLCOMB Jeanette Murphy Jane Neiman Rita Pecho Arlene Perry Frances Petertyl Martha Pitel Helen Place Adele Polizotto Mary Purdy Barbara Reynolds Betty Richards Fern Rubin Betty Ruth Dorothy Russell Laura Schaefer Betty Jane Schaible Elinor Schlesinger Catherine Schneider Eleanor Schwehm Helene Scully Jean Scully Marie Sedor Rose Shander Stephanie Simonaitis Helen Smith Inez Stephens Rita Stephens Ida Marcia Stern Rita Straite Irma Stretz Jean Sullivan Kay Sweetland Marcia Tallman Florence Tanenhaus Arlene Taylor Barbara Taylor Barbara Thayer Margaret Thomas Helen Thompson Evelyn Thurston Evelyn Uhrinec Gene VanKuren Jeanne VanSlcy Alice Wakeley Harriette Weir' Patricia Wilcox Virginia Wolevei' Jane W'right Page 1 0 5 I B CLU LITERARY fn . ,Mg , by X '7.,.? 7n Z ' PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1958 Preridefzt ........... Vice Prefident .,... Serremfy ..,.............A......- C01'reJp0mlil1g Secrelary Treafzzrer .w,.............V ..,.. Seffgeafzt-at-A1'mJ ...., Spa mor ..............YV Marjorie Cizel: Jeanne Collins Muriel Conway jean Cummings Jane Cunningham Margery Curran Beatrice Dieterle Virginia McLean Adele Polizotto Elinor Schlesinger Stephanie Simonaitis Joan Sweet Patricia VanXXformer Preridefzt ..,.....,,. Vice Preficlefzl ..... Secrelary .......r,,, T1'6c1J'Zl7'?l' ............. .Sergeant-at-A1'm.f .... Prerident ........... Vice Prericlefzl ..... Secretary ............ Treafzzrer .....Y....,,.... Se1'gea1zl-at-Army ...... Nip07Z.f0!' ...........,....... Richard Alexander Robert Aldrich Harold Bishop Kenneth Briggs James Buckle Charles Church Vincent Coughlin Fred Deyo Valentine Diesenberg john Dieterle Literary Club CATHERINE DEWEES MARGERY CURRAN C c.,.i.. . SHIRLEY BLOOM STEPHANIE SIMONAITIS IEANNE COLLINS VIRGINIA ENGLISI-I, PHYLLIS MCCARTI-IY MEMBERS Harriette Weir Virginia Wolever Helene Austin Constance Burnett Bette Chapman Patricia Evans Marjorie Grifhn Mary Harrison Marilyn Humphrey Dorothy Jenkins Betty Kunkel Caroline McTighe Betty Jane Rose I-Ii-Y FALL TERM SPRING TERM MEMBERS John Ellis 4522 james Fischette Walter Garvey Leslie Harding Edward Henley Rodger Herrington George Jones john McGlynn Edward Meyers Robert Powers Miss ELIZABETH MCCAULEY Irma Stretz Elizabeth Titus jane Wiersching joan Wilson Guinevere Beers Barbara Booth Lana Brunner Mary Krivyanik jean Kroboth Lillian Law jane Oakley Louise Speh janet Sprout WILLIAM ROBERTS FRED DEYO KENNETH BRIGGS DOUGLAS TOLLEY r.... JOI-IN ELLIS GEORGE JONES RODGER HERRINGTON JOHN DIETERLE JOHN ELLIS Y .... ROBERT ALDRICH HARRY HEAGY Arnold Pratt Franklin Preston Jack Quinlivan William Roberts Robert Stone Gunnar Sydow Larry Tappan Douglas Tolley joseph Watrous Frank Zverblis Page 105 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Pre.ria'e72t ....,,.AA.. Vive Prefidem ..,, 56t'I'6'fdl'jj .,,,,.,A A Tl'66l.i'7ll'8l' ,,7. Sfbwzmr ...,. Wfillinm Aswgul Williiiin Bergstrom john Buckley Robert Brass jeunne Collins james Fancher Vifilliam Fletcher Olelrich Fouccl: Mary Fyala HI-Y CLUB Der Deutsche Vere in MEMBERS Alwin Gieschen Rodger Herrington Ruth Hill Charles Humphries Hedwig jusielonis john Ketclwymn Richard Keyaizln john Kucer john Mack VUILLIAM BIERGSTROM KIZRON O'Ni2ii. 'IIEANNIQ CoLLlNs jOHN DHETERLI1 Miss ANNA MEYVR lXlLll'fl'l11 Pitel john Pucek Elinor Sehlesinger Irma Stretz Boyd Summers Hurry Tushjian Helen Thompson livelyn Uhrin-:C Amelia Undreiunus ROIWIT G21VlfYTiCl' Helen Misuvich james XX'oml Keron O'Ncil DER DEUTSCHE VERFIN Page 106 PANORAMA ANNUAL fm- 1958 American Home Economics Association Prefideizl ,,.... , Vice Prefidefzl Secretary ............ Social Seweiary P7'6J'id67If ....,,... Vive Prefidenl Secretary ,,.,...... Social Serrefary Sp0l?.l'0I' ....,,.,,, Alice Brown Mlmlly Clifforil Louise Corbin Mary Dacey lNIariOn Dillon Helen DL1BlOclc Susan DuBIOck julia Dunay Nancy Dunay Doris Elclreil Rose Fertig Margaret Fritcliley Ruth Havholm Elizabeth Herbek Susan P. Hriciga Elinur I-Iurlburt Stephanie Kritkausky FALL TERM SPRING TERM MEMBERS STEPHANIE KRITKAUSKY lXlARION DILLON JULIA DUNAY ALICE BROWN NANCY DUNAH' ELIZABETH HERBEK ,, ,. .,., , LAURA SZACHARA SOPHY STOLARCYK MISS FRANCES A. SANFORD Pauline Lessn Ruse LOmOnacO Frances Macllvar Eileen Mangan Doris McDermott Norma Newt-In june Oeftc-ring Nancy Pinko Geraldine Powers Marie Rodgers Marjorie Steckcr Juliana Simolunas Sophy Stolarcyk Laura Szacliara Mary Valachovic Evelyn Wilbur Dnrutliy Wilsirn Da ge B CLU TRI-HI PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 P1'efia'e11f ........... Vice Pmridefzt .... Secretary ........, 1 reaffzrer ....,,.... .... Pulalicily AlCiZcfgL'I' Prefidelzl ............ Vive Prefidezzl ,,,,.. Sec'1'ela1'y ....,,..., Treafzrrer ..........,,..... Publicity rllazfzagez' Program Cb.fzi1'7,'.'a11 Sp0l?.l'0l' ..............., Joseph Alexander Marjorie Aumick Julius Azersky Anne Bachovchin Mary Bachovchin jane Beclell Helen Bednarsky Margaret Blasko Shirley Bloom Beatrice Booth Bette Cottrell Robert Courtright Nina Fenson Mary Gates Rita Gilbert Isabella Hahn Helen Haraksim Tri-Hi Club FALL TERM SPZHNG TERM MEMBERS Mary Harrison Anne Hodanek Emilie Kelly Betty Kennedy Ruth Levine Richard Long John Mach Cecilia Majernik Helen Marecek Jeanne Mathews Hubert McCarthy Phyllis McCarthy John McGlynn Helen Meagher Helen Meno john Murphy Helen Misavich SxMsoN AZERSKY HIELENE AUSTIN STEPHANIE HRASNA KERON O'NE1L ROBERT CLEARY KERON O'NEIL SHIRLEY BLOOM ANNE BACHOVCHIN JOHN MACH PHYLLIS MCCARTHX' BETTY KENNEDY .. ,LL. CARL TITUS Keron O'Neil Frances Petertyl Meredith Preston William Roberts Elinor Schlesinger Gloria Scott Marie Sedor Stephanie Simonaitis Ida Stearns Robert Sweet Kay Sweetlanal Marcia Tallnian Arlene Taylor Eleanor Thomas Helen Thompson Harriet Weir Collin Wesclike RADIO CLUB Page 109 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Radio Club Prerideuz ,.,,...,,, w w V .., j osEPH ALEXANDER Secretary-Trearlzrer ,,... ............ K ERON O'NEIL Sponror ........,...,,A,. ...,. M R. JAMES MCTIGHE joseph Novack Keron O'Neil Kenneth Prescott Jr. john Prostredny Michael Simkulet Tanis Smith john Stannard Boyd Summers joseph Alexander George Austin Jerome Bloomberg John Buckley Stephen Charsky Hayden Collins Kenneth Greenmun Robert Groh john Slorna Chess and Checker Club lfremleuf ,,..,.. JOSEPH Al.EXANl3lfli SP0lZ.f0l' . ,,.... MR. FRANK R. CLARK Page 110 Keron O'Neil Mary Jane Phillips Kenneth Prescott Franklin Preston Martin Sherwood Delbert Snedaker Joseph Alexander William Bergstrom Barbara Booth John Buckley Morey Evans Thomas George PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Girls, Intramural Sports Club Prexideuf ..,.,,,, Vive Preficlelzf S'er1'eiary ........ Treamrer .....,..,,.. General Offrer FALL TERM Morning Afternoon Prefzdelzl .,..,..... .. Vice Prefidezzl Sevfelary ..,,r7.. Treailzrer ...,,,.,,,,, General Offleef Prefidezzt ....,... Vire Prefidenf Serretary .... .. Tr'ea,r11rer ...,.,,.,. General O-gI:L'6l' Prefidezzl ..,.v..... Vive Prefidelit Sefrefary ,.7,..,7,,. 747'6d.f!ll'6l' .,.A,.... General Ojicer' Spoufor ..,..l.rr, SPRING TERM Morning Afternoon MARY KRIVYANIK MARY GATES HELEN THOMPSON HELENIE SIQULLY I L,.. BETTY BALL -IIZANIETTIE MURPHY MEREDITH PRESTON DORIS LowE RUTH ADAMS BEATRIQE BooTH MARY GATES . FRANCES PETERTYL BEATRICE BOOTH KA'FHERINE DOWNS IRENE CAGANEK FRANCES STRETZ GERALDINE MURPHY BETTY CROOKSTON VIRGINIA DILLEY MARCQliLLE PIETERTYL MISS HAZIIL WILBUR Page 1 1 1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Margaret Allen Marjorie Aumiclc Anne Bachovchin Mary Bachovchin Irene Bakay Betty Ball Helen Bednarrzky Josephine Budovi Helen Butchko Irene Caganek Arlene Chase Bette Cottrell C Dorothy Diffenderfer Katherine Downs Mary Gates Rita Gilbert Ruth Goldstein Jane Greenmun Anne Hodanek Lillian Hrusecky Emilie Kelly Betty Kennedy Mary Kline Morning Afternoon Mary Krivyanik Anna Krska Anne Lewis Helen Malchak Helen May Phyllis McCarthy Beatrice McHale Helen Meno Helen Misavich Rita Pecko Frances Petertyl Martha Pitel Anne Punsen Laura Schaefer Louise Schaefer Elinor Schlesinger Helen Scully Marie Sedor Helen Sherba Stephanie Simonaitis Margaret Smith Irma Stretz Helen Thompson Velma Vlkovic Ruth Adams Helena Barnes Gertrude Bloomberg Beatrice Booth Mary Jane Braicn Doris Brosnan Betty Chapman Mitzi Chernin Marion Corser Muriel Covel Betty Crookston Alice Davis Doris Diffenderfer Elizabeth Dilley Virginia Dilley Lillian Feinberg Nina Fenson Rose Fertig Marion Goldsmith Patricia Hafey Isabelle Hahn Jeanette Hanners Frances Harding Marion Hekimian C. Jankiewicz Betty Lott Doris Lowe Helen Marecek Jeanne Martin Edith McLaughlin Helen Misavitch Elizabeth Mulvaney Geraldine Murphy Jeanette Murphy Betty Myers Katherine Peneyak Marcelle Petertyl Meredith Preston Iris Robinson Betty Ruth Virginia Schwem Marie Short Margaret Smith June Sprague Jean Springer Betty Stanzel Marjorie Steclter Inez Stephens Bernice Stevens Frances Stretz Jeanne Thomas Bonnie Upole Jeanne Wartl Florence Williziriis Page 112 Varsity Cheerleaders James Gavigan Simson Azersky John Mack Franklin Preston Robert Sweet Stephanie Hrasnu Pauline Medovic Margaret Lesko Marjorie Aumick Jeanne Thomas, firstg William Bergstrom, secondg Albert Nemec, third 1 ' num pl, ,lv lr. Q. .N K 1 If Q. ' - 7' .QA 'SN Q' 'TIN X : Q vb N ., N :MWC Q 545m 41 Ill l l 1 SQ! l 5 5 NW l .-5 Mk RM :K bw :Wh x'7, - -1,1 21 . ' f , u , 'XX ' I, c f f I 1 - ' ' lr 2 '4 'r 4 I Q , f U I 2 f I I I I . . r If , 2' 4 VARSITY FOOTBALL QUAD S rady Jim B C ': 1 E .E U va Q 32 2 35 E td E F5 -E .2 2 5 E 6 c 45 42 C sexi 'E-E2 acl' an gg C3 1151: .ENE C .O sa cd as L, .2 S.: 2022 ELLQ 3122 2 Q if 'EEC fc cr C3 2-2 Swv Q2 S w gin 33 F5 LD bf is z.. Q0 Ml-I-4 51.1 me :XE L-Av-4 gr: 1:5 ln Regn Paul s. .s P- Z1 2 C3 L P1 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Varsity Football Cvaclf .Y.....,.......f. ,, ..... . .. H 1 iNRY MLM A.r.fi.flf112t Coarh .... ..... A LEX DUCANIS Manager ....,,, .,.....w............ ....YY....,,....,,.,.A,,..,, .A,. .... ,.,.......,.A,,,..., ,,,, ,,,, J A M 1 2 s M 00111 A.f,fjJ'fdlIf Mfzmzgezzf JACK CAHILL, KENNETH OLUM, HARVIEY SHRIBIQR, REGINALD GARR1soN LETTERMEN Fred Arrigoni Robert Deyo Richard Simmons William Hudick Robert Kane joe Galloway Paul Krch VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS B.C HSSIS B.C.H.S.- 7 B.C.H.S.-59 B.C.H.S B.C.H.S B.C.H.S B.C.H.S B,C.H.S - O --31 gll -1 70 109 Frank Zverhlis Wallace Brown William Taylor Frank Mangan Al Gieschen joe Toman Thomas Conlon John Ksionzyk Len Gramly Edward Harding Thomas Lesko William Ryan James Moore joe Semanek Nottingham Utica Free Academy North High . ,,.,v.,,....,..... Norwich Vocational Ithaca Johnson City Union Endicott Page 117 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1958 Intramural Football Page 118 JUNIOR VARSITY AWARDS Charles Abdullah Stanley Allen Rudy Berger Robert Brain Clyde Brown William Canny Leonard Dorwart James Fancher Harold Grant Willard Hoffman SOPHOMORE Anthony Carbonetta William Cohen Hugh Devine William Ford Fred Hawk Jack Keane Stephen Knott Rudolph Karinek Edward Leighton Plara Howard Robert Ingwall Charles Kars Hyman Krill john Murphy Frank Pilloud Richard Puffer joseph Watrous Andrew Zapotocky FOOTBALL AWARDS Chester Ludka Edward McMahon Alphonse Mikalajunas William Parsons Michael Pensak Manuel Schwab Kenneth Walker Frank Yedskowitz VARSITY BASKETBALL N 4 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Varsity Basketball Coarh ....aa.......... ,....a,... 1 ...,. L OYAL D. GRLENMAIN junior Vanity Comb ....v, .,,,vV.,,. H AROLD ANDERSON Manager .v....,...,,..,...., .........A..........,...........,................,..... C HARLES L. ROSENTHAL C0-Mana err ..... .,L,. .... D E LBERT SNEDAKER, WILLIAM DILLON, AMES BUCKLF 8 Seasons Games Won ...., ,,,.... 1 7 League Games Wrmn . Seas0n's Games Lost ....... .... 5 League Games Lost ...,.. RECAPITULATION B.C.I'I.S.-45 .,.Y ...,....,,. C ortland-21 B.C.H.S.-51 ..... .,,,,,,,........... I thaca-29 B.C.H.S.-'34 .,.. ,...., J ohnson City-21 B.C.H.S.-39 ..... ........,,,, O neonta-31 B.C.H.S.-48 ..., ,....... N orwich-20 B.C.H.S.-44 ..,. ,....,...... N orth-21 B.C.H.S.-31 ..., .,....... . Cortland-26 B,C.H.S.-43 .,.. ........,.,,,..... I thaca-30 B.C.H.S.-30 ..... .,.... I ohnson City-32 B.C.H.S.-48 .... .......,,. , ,. Oneonta--31 B.C,H.S,-54 .... ......, N orwich-20 B.C.H.S.-33 .... ,,,.. N orth-32 500 314 INDIVIDUAL SCORING G. Field Foul T'l Herman, f., g. ...... ,.,.... 1 2 41 36 118 Conlon, f. .,,,..,,. ,,..... 1 2 43 13 99 Mogish, f., g. ...... .,.,.,, 1 2 31 16 78 Regala, g. ............ ,,...,. 1 Z 18 10 46 Charno, g. ....., .,..... 1 1 li 11 41 Krch, c. .......,,. .... ,...... 1 2 15 8 58 Lesko, f. ...,......,.. 7 12 4 28 Mihalkovic, c., g. ,.,,....,. 9 11 , 25 Gabor, g ,,......,,..,,.,........ 6 8 2 18 Dino, g. ...... ,,.... . .. 7 3 1 '7 Deyo, g. ....,.,... 1 0 1 1 Taylor, c. ...,. .,,,... 1 0 l l Totals ..............,,.. .........,. 1 97 106 500 B.C.H.S.-45 Eggleston, Knizikiaucis and LaPay played in live or less games but did not score any points. NON-LEAGUE GAMES I-l.S. Alumm-26 B.C.H.S.-39 .,,.. ........... C ollege Alumni-22 B.C.H.S.-38 .,,. ,,... I thaca College Frosh-33 B.C.H.S,-27 ..,.. .........,...........,... M anlius--31 B.C.H,S.-42 ..... ..,.............,.,.....,.... M anlius-22 B.C.H.S.-24 ..,. ..... I thaca College Frosh-21 B.C.H.S.-34 ,... .......,.. 5? Union Endicott-58 247 193 :li Post-season game. Grand Totals .,.,.,. Page 120 Central-7473 Opponents-50 PANORAMA ANNUAL for l958 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SQUADS Top, All Stars g Bottom, P.M. Squad mga 121 SQUAD PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1958 Morning Intramural Basketball Andrew Zulick William Zinck Milton Polesnak Simson Azersky Mike Bachovchin Kenneth Briggs jack Cahill Edward Cecil Henry Crane Richard Curran Fred Darling john Dieterle William Dundon Eugene Eisenman Harold Grant Alwin Gieschen ALL STARS William Hayko Rodger Herrington Anthony Hoch William Hudick George jones Robert Kane William Kane john Ketchoyian james Kieffer George Macko Robert Marshall, Mgr. George Metrus . William Ryan Robert Smith Edward Charno Michael Pensak Frank Pilloud Arnold Pratt Richard Puffer Joseph Puskar William Rappman Joseph Rayko William Roberts William Rogge joseph Semanek James Shine Richard Simmons Frank Zverblis Afternoon Intramural Basketball Eugene Archer Peter Beylo Frank Bundga Andrew Chalachan Robert Curran Frank Damiono George Danko Basil Dranchok jack Gelunas Leslie Harding George Herman C oath .... A. Kellam F. Arrigoni R. Lakowicz W. Kulik jim Brady B. Dorsey G. Haines F. Mihalkovic B. Walsh N. Doubleday R. Herrington SQUAD james Hinckley john Hores George Kira Paul Klenotiz Richard Korchak Fred Kristek Edward Ksionzyk Allan Law Andrew Lepay George Lucik Richmond Millard George Molessa ? Track SQUAD J. Rogge Jud Griilin W. Canny W. Forse R. Wheeler J. Knizikiaucis A. Mikolajunas J. Crandall D. Wedge 1. Ketchoyian j. Cahill James Nemec joseph Neschleba James O'Brien Steven Ondrusek Stuart Preston George Puskar Robert Reich Gerald Ryan Michael Saliby George Supa Paul Yudin HENRY MERZ Robert Canny C. Buell W. Rogge H. Bishop . Penn C oarlo .... .....,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, QUARTER MILE Austin Kellam Fred Arrigoni Wallace Brown Roger Lakowicz Page 122 Prostredny R. Lasky W. Roberts R. Curran R. Foster W. Taylor K. Briggs Relay Team MILE RELAY Jim Brady George Haines Beverly Dorsey Bernie Walsh HENRY MLRL l 1 BASEBALL VARSITY PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Varsity Baseball This year the Big Blue Team was coached by Harold Whitey Anderson, formerly of Colgate. joe Rayko was the manager. The team's nine game schedule appears below. CUHFIJ --..- ..V. ..... .... H A R OLD ANDERSON Manager .......,......... ..,,............ J OE RAYKO Arfiftzwi Mamzgerf ..r., sr.,...,.,ss...,,...., ..,. H o RSKY, KAMINSKY SCHEDULE April 29 ..................,, U.E. at Recreation Pk. May 21 ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,...,,,,.r,,,, A t Ithaca Lost 1-3 May 28 ..... ,..............,...,.....,,,.,, A t Manlius May 10 ..7..... Johnson City at Recreation Pk. june 5 ,.l..r ,r,,, A t NorthiState Hospital May 13 ,................,.. North at Recreation Pk. june 11 ..,... Ithaca at Recreation Pk. May 20 ....... ...1......... ........ A t Endicott june 18 ,.....,..........,.....1........ At johnson City SQUAD Pitchers .1.1,.,, Catchers ....... lst Base ..... 2nd Base ..,.., William Herman, Robert Smith Frank Pilloud, William Mushok Andrew Mogish, Mike Bachovchin Thomas Lesko Shortstop ...,. ...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -I ohh Ksionzyk 3rd Base .......... ....................................,.............. T heodore Krowiak Outfielders ............ ,,...... R eevin Cohen, John Charno, William Ryan, Nick Shiptenko. Richard Puffer Utility Outfielder ...,..........,.,,,,..,...,,,,,,..,.,,,,..v,....,..,.,,...,,,.,...,,..,..,....,...,,..rr,r Wlilliam Hayko Afternoon Intramural Baseball Coach ...................................................................................... ..... L OYAI. D. GREENMAN Paul Canny Eugene Archer Edward Armstrong Peter Beylo jim Buckle Bob Curran Mike Bezek Howard Carroll Frank Damiano Lawrence DeOrazio George Danko Edward Davis Anthony Curry George Lucik Jerry Dean Hugh Devine Michael Foxx Robert Fundis Leslie Harding Ken Hawk George Hoover George Herman jack Keane Paul Yudin Mike Saliby George Horkott George Puskar SQUAD Ed Ksionzyk Eugene Kohler Ed Kwitnieski Richard Korchak Allen Law Robert Levene joe Murphy jim Massar Richmond Millard jim Hinckley George Mollessa Gerald Ryan Frank Sweeney Robert Reich jack Gelunas Bruna Regni Ed Rose George Kira jim Nemec john Jurena Frank Majercii-g John Manning Bill West Andrew Klenick George Funnell Bill Gabor Page 125 .K ,,, PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 C 04:11 Golf JOHN RUSSELL May 4 ....., ....,,.,,,,..,,,,,,, N orth May 25 .,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Owego May 7 ......... ...........,........... I thaca May 28 ..,,... .............,.,,, a t Manlius May 11 .,,.... ...... U nion Endicott June 1 .,.,. ,......,,,,.,., a 1 Union Endicott MHS' 18 .,,..... . ,............ at North june 4 ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,, a t Owego May ..,........ at Ithaca June 11 .,,,,,,..,..,, Sectionals at Cooperstown SQUAD Mike Popik Albert Neschleba Joe Neschleba Anthony Hoch Frank Dino jack Prytherch Range Mariel' ......... Sec1'etm'y-T1'eam1'er Relay Officer ....... Supply Ojirer ..... Relay Officer Spomor ....,.. . - Rifle SQUAD C oaeb -rHerbert Brown Charles Burr Munro Eddy Edwin Henly Michael Homa Norval Huntley Michael Zdimal L Robert Gager john Dieterle Wells Allen Norman Bermender john Donovan Joseph Doyle Tennis SQUAD Frank Mihalkovic joe Holic Boyd Summers john King Andy Krenitsky Al Blinkovitch EDWIN HENLY JOSEPH O,NEIL RAY PALMER KENNETH TOMPKINS GEORGE WESLAR G. A. YOUNGSTROM William Kabanek Emile Magannam joseph O'Neill Ray Palmer Kenneth Tompkins George Wfeslar HARRY HEAGY Burt Heimer John Carroll Willard Hoffman james Gavigan Charles Lewis Page 127 I PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Boxing Corwin ....... ..., , ........,.,.. A L IX DUCANIS Ammzgei- ,,,,, .......... ,, .A,. . . ...,,. G EORGF MOGANNAM LETTERMEN Paul Palilonis Charles Kurs joe Matias Paul Krna Page 128 Robert Prekopn Mike Pensak George Mogannzlm Fred Hawk Roy Lott S. Bomysoud Bill Sheeley Ed Leighton Arnold Lewis William Vasi llll PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 C ouch ..... SENIOR Als Irene Bakay :1:Lana Brunner Marion Davis Martha Davis Dawn Dickinson Gertrude Freije a:Mary Krivyanik, Manager :5tHelen Malchak jane Oakley Katharine Sharak :Uanet Sprout :Uosephine Yurka, Captain 4: Received insignia Morning Hockey SENIOR B's Marjorie Aumick Marjorie Allen Arlene Chase Clare Diesenberg Dorothy Dilfenderfer Katherine Downs ftMary Gates Rita Gilbert, Manager Cornelia Harris Jean Lacey 44Ann Lewis Ruth Lovejoy Frances Petertyl Helene Scully Irma Stretz Harriette Weir, Captain Miss HAZEI. L. WILBUR JUNIOR A's Peggy Allen 2'Betty Ball Jean Brosnan Josephine Budovic Irene Caganek Marjorie Cizek Jean Davis Geraldine Dickinson Beatrice Dieterle Ruth Goldstein Jane Greenmun Anna Krska Frances Kudcey Gertrude Mulvihill Martha Pitel Laura Schaefer Stephanie Simonaitis Mrnager Virginia WoleveI', Captain PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Afternoon Hockey C0465 .... .,.. ,.... ,...., .,,, .Y..,,....,,.,.,,,.,,.,,,,,... ....oo.... M 1 s s H . 'XZIEL L. WILBUR JUNIOR B's SOPHOMORE A's SOPHOMORE B's RACERS Ruth Adams Emory Backovchin Jane Bedell Helen Butchko Betty Chapman Marion Corser Bette Cottrell Nina Fenson Isabelle Hahn Mary Harrison Helen Marecek Jeanette Murphy, Mgr. Betty Ruth, Capt. Arlene Scherer Jean Scully Esther Sweeney Bernice Stevens :ic ir Helena Barnes Irene Belansky, Mgr. Dorothy Bloce Beatrice Booth Doris Brosnan Muriel Covel Elizabeth Dilley, Capt. Geraldine Holtslander Ruth Kalada Rose Lomonaco Doris Lowe Stephanie Nytch Rita Petkash Beverly Printz Betty Shaihle Laura Ah rah am Sara Abashian, Mgr Mary Jane Braico, Capt. gl-Ielen Bednarsky t:Margaret Brambach, Mgr. 2'fMitzi Chernin Mildred Chanecka Dorothy Colson Doris Diffenderfer Pauline Gravis Patricia Hafey Clementine Jankiewicz Iris Lofstrom Rose Lomonaco Marie Short Anne Slauson Jean Slauson Jeanne Thomas Agnes Ellis Dorothy Foster tf:Frances Harding Betsy Harris, Capt Lillian Hrusicky :f:Ann Marusik Meredith Preston Catherine Pusen Marion Sweeney Arlene Taylor Margaret Tresek Bonnie Upole 'ft Received insignia Page 150 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Morniiag Basketball Coach ........ .,... ..,7.... .,,, M 1 s s HAZEL L. WiLBiiii TEAM I TEAM III TEAM V Ruth Adams Arlene Chase Rita Gilbert Marjorie Aumick, Manager Mary Bachovchin jane Bedell, Captain Helen Bednarsky Mary Berman Josephine Budovic Beatrice Luce Elinor Schlesinger Florence Williams TEAM II Beatrice Booth jean Brosnan Helen Butchko Irene Caganek, Manager Betty Chapman Muriel Covel 44Kay Downs, Captain Frances Harding Norma Reardon Marie Sedor Dorothy Diffenderfer Nina Fenson jane Fundis tMary Gates, Manager ftjane Greenmun Frances Petertyl 'l:Stephanie Simonaitis, Margaret Smith Helen Uagentas Captain TEAM IV Bette Cottrell Elizabeth Dilley Marion Goldsmith Dorothy Hulse Georgia Ives, Manager julia Jankovic Mildred Sines Mary Sopoliga Arlene Taylor Eleanor Thomas, Captain' Afternoon Baske C oavh ....., . ...........,................, , ....,..,...,....., TEAM I Gertrude Bloomberg ifMary jane Braico Alice Davis, Manager :l:Ann Demer '?Betsy Hotchkiss Clementine jankiewicz, Wilma Krch :i:Stephanie Nytch TEAM II Doris Diifenclerfer, Captain Virginia Dilley Agnes Ellis, Manager Anna Hock 'tjean Kaufman Helen Machata Julia Popik Alma Ward Captain TEAM III Betsy Harris Shirley Hodsdon jeane Martin, Captain Geraldine Murphy Betty Myers Virginia Schwehm Bernice Stevens, Manager Marion Tarsches TEAM IV Olga Bauer :i:Margaret Irwin, Captain Frances Larrabee Catherine Pusen june Sprague, Manager Frances Stretz Margaret Surin Jeanne Ward Cornelia Harris, Captain Betty Kennedy Rose Lomonaco Helen Meagher Catherine Schneider Evelyn Uhrinec Bonnie Upole Virginia Wfolever, Manager TEAM VI Anna Krska Betty Mulvaney Ueanette Murphy Rita Petkash Martha Pitel Betty Ruth, Manager Helen Spisak joan Sweet, Captain Mary Valachovic 'tDoris VanDeman Received insignia tball Miss HAZEI. L. W1LBi,iii TEAM V Mary Collett Betty Crookston, Manager Anna Ganisin Jane Griffin ,lean McLean :5fMarie Short, Captain TEAM VI Margaret Barvinchak Mary Dunn Virginia Fuller Barbara Harris Adeline Kaminsky Louise Myers Betty Stanzel Jeanne Thomas, Captain if: Received insignia Page 131 PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Page 132 Morning Baseball Cofzrh ...., , ..., lslsssss ,. .,.. .,., ,.,.,,..,, .,,. ,...,,,.........,. ,.......... M 1 s s HAZEL L WILBUR TEAM I TEAM II Frances Harding Doris Diffenderfer Beatrice MCI-Iale Audrey Basch Kay Downs Marie Sedor Helen Spisalc Ruth Kalada Mary Kline Irene Caganelc Helen Bednarsky Helen Butchko Betty Chapman Anna Krslca Jeanette Murphy Marjorie Smith Annabelle Donson Bonnie Uphnle Florence Williams PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 Afternoon Baseball Coach ........ . ............................................................ .... M Iss HAZEL L. WILBUR TEAM I Catherine Pusen Marie Short Margaret Surin julia Popik Adeline Kaminsky Stephanie Nytch Margaret Irwin Margaret Barvinchak Gloria Cupina Doris Diffenderfer Clementine jankiewicz Bernice Stevens Marcelle Petertyl TEAM II Alice Davis Hertig Rose Geraldine Murphy jean Ward Virginia Dilley Betty Myers Suzanne Taft Frances Stretz Anna Hoch Helen Machata Marion Tarsches Mary Korba Morning Tennis Team I Marjorie Aumick Jane Bedell Beatrice Booth jean Brosnan Josephine Budovic Arlene Chase Beatrice Dieterle Nina Fenson Barbara Fish Isabell Gardener Marion Goldsmith Dorothy Hulse Betty Kennedy Mary Kline Evelyn LaDuska Barbara Larrabee Janet Leet Anne Lewis Beatrice- Luce Team II Jeanne Mathews Phyllis McCarthy Jane McLaughlin jane Meagher Elizabeth Mulvaney Marguerite O'Mara Frances Petertyl Martha Pitel Bette Jane Rose Fern Rubin Betty Ruth Laura Schaefer Elinor Schlesinger Katharine Scheider Stephanie Simonaitis Arlene Taylor Eleanor Thomas ' Doris VanDeman Virginia Wolever Afternoon Tennis TEAM I Mary Stuart Blakely Gertrude Bloomberg Connie Cleveland Betty Crookston Charlotte Curtis Dotty Dickson Agnes Ellis Virginia Fuller Pauline Graves Barbara Harris Betsy Harris jean Kaufman Frances Larrabee Bernice Levene Mary Lewis Betty Lott Jeanette Maloney TEAM II Virginia May Edith McLaughlin jean McLean Anna Murphy Louise Myers Katherine Penczak Theresa Russell Virginia Schwehm Anne Slauson jean Slauson Gertrude Stanzel Gertrude Swartz Phyllis Tanenhaus jean Thomas Lucille Titus Jeanne Tobey Lois Jane Waite Elma Ward Sally Weeks Page 133 PANORAMA ANNUAL Mr1938 B. C. H. S. EMPLOYEES Fred Butler Mrs. Margaret Moran Watson Decker Albert Odell Bernard jennison Larry Smith Robert Jennison Carl Stanton Vincent Klein Charles Shute William Mann Charles Vlhitcomb Mrs. Jennie lN1cCarthy Ac:KNowLiE'DGMENTE The Panorama Staff wishes to thank the following for their services so willingly rendered: Mr. Bush, Principal. and Mr. Schuster, Vice-Principal, who have been untiring in their effort to help us. The teachers who kindlv ro-operated with us in securing subscriptions and in distributing all issues during the year. The oftice secretaries. especially Miss Linehan and Miss Lock- wood, who have 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 Marv Miller and 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 suh- scriptions, also those who solicited ads. The school employees 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, printer, Mr. Foster Disinger, official photographer, and Messrs. S. 1. and F. C. Kelley, engravers. Page 1 3 5 - 1 1-A PANORAMA ANNUAL for 1938 I' 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ P 4+ P 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 + 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ if Page 156 To the Qmduating Clam:- These are times of great and rapid changes in the conditions of living. But the ideals of duty, honor, kind- ness and service are more stable. If yours have grown as a result of the years that you have spent in the Central High School, you have something to remember gratefully, beyond the mental development and pleasant associations that have been yours. BOARD OF EDUCATION
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