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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1943 volume:

firm-,QEQT 'f1. I f V . 1 71 fi 1 V v 'l'5x f mx I wi., A Q , W -' '-1 -': FV' r. 4 1' x ' In ' :QU , ' QQ: M I 'P , , . 1 , ,, hug' mfmz- 'A f --. fl.. -.f.z.uz4 E zfwfzffscm QEPAR EX l l QE RE we respectfully dedicate this Panorama Annual of 1943 to the students of Central High School...the present students, the past students, and the future students...and above all, to those young men, young women, and teachers who are now fighting for our country and school at the front. 1995039312 Qswgleggq school life isgug 3215? 1345 Table of Contents Dedication Theme Faculty Administration January Graduates June Graduates Activities Athletics Advertisements Central 1943 A great many graduates say ngoodbyen to Central in 1943...a great many graduates who will depart for Nplaces unknownn...some will work in war plants...a lucky few will set out for college...while the majority will be inducted into the Armed Forces. This Hjump' from the ceremony of graduation to induc- tion is probably the most important step in the lives of these 1943 Graduates. Already many of January 1943 Grad- uates have started their training for warfare...Now many more plunge into this great state of confusion to defend certain rights and privileges. On the far-flung battlefields, the boys will always remember their experiences at Central...and when they are granted a furlough...we know that they will come back to visit their Alma Mater...an Alma Mater that meant so much in the guidance of their destiny. For they realize that it was here, at Central, that they were taught fair play, team work in getting along with their fellow men, discipline, perseverance, self-reliance, admiration for their superiors, and respect for competition. All of these things are con- tributions to the formation of their character and person- ality, which mean so much now and in later life. These Graduates can never forget Central, even in a fast-changing world. They will always respect and honor it, not just as an institution of learning, but as the builder of their lives. The Panorama Annual of 1943 so dedicates its theme, nSchool Lifen, to the students of the future, that they, too, may be as courageous in heart as those past UCentral- itesn, who gallantly went forth to war in 1917-18 to defend world democracy, and those present 1943 fellows, who will soon fight to preserve and protect world peace. man' u ,iw ,H M jf, 'Ay . s Alma Mater KBy C. Mossman McLean! I Loyal sons and steadfast daughters, Swell your throats with song. Let your hearts throb out in music Love that's deep and strong.- Chorus Vic'tries be to B. C. H. S. Guard her color blue, And where e'er life's path may lead To her name be true. II Reverence all her shining standards Keep them from the dustg Make them emblems of the righteous, Noble, true and just. Chorus Vic'tries be to B. C. H. S. Guard her color blue, And where e'er life's path may lead To her name be true. thee thee N ,.422.1:,.-,. QQs:,n:Q.:3.:l,.N, N 4, 5 Www- X'VQw Xt' SQ, Q 4x X sv ' 0 9 Q S W 3 Yzs N9 GX X gm sn: fp' ff'- nl :ll . ' u 15.01. ' ll X 402:-1 3.5, n EIVSSKHW3 ln . HH' lvl ,f Fi ll W .ni 'Eh Inf, mf- 'lllul' 'll:::::: !l:h. nun -I lpn. gun. If A I. IL U u a,-,aan U 9:7 Du TX u :mugs Us Q 91: C' Q 'W :nun I 1 .KW IH l' ,. n .un nl, - 1 u 5' S . . Q..-s 'ill M. ,uw ...: ..- - I .1 u . Tx K.. . , s ,.-4 ni ug f' 1 1-5211 f 1 ' ,f 01,14 5 1 1111 521 0' f! .F -- - ,135 -aug: -1' 4-n , X .-qv N X 11900 . O U Xxx niixw.. N 'gi-i MET? LJSQNQK 523211 ' ' 525 .sa Ke- 'W -F . fm 1. -,,.. 'VG'-E ca. , .- uxalhhi lj- ' 1 , . ,gk M. , ,.. ,, r '. Cf .-E M J ,., 1. ie- 'Ik 1. w. w ff -N. ws,-W ,. mv-5 nag '3 -111 A EW PNN WILLIA MC M 5. M. LEE Knkznaznt prinCf BUSH Sup? SQMOOIS pal O NEVILLE SMITH RICHARD SCHUSTER EDITH VANDUSEN Boy's Counselor Vice-Principal Gi,l's Counselor ENGLISH SCIENCE 35 1 L 1Y MODEWN LANGUAGES LATIN English Miss Corrine Lemon Miss Avis Balcom Mrs. Bessie Gaige Miss Constance Gantley Mr. Lloyd Hartman Miss Elsie Hillis Miss Ethel Houck Mr. James Kavanagh Miss Christella Masten Mr. Carl Titus Mr. Judson Blakeslee History Miss Marion Rostiser Mrs. Minnie Balcom Mr. Michael Bochnak Mr. James Hogan Miss Mary MacDonald Miss Bertha Munsell Miss Louise Nulff Mrs. Mildred Youngstrom MATH Mr. George Youngstrom Modern Language Miss Loretta Murphy Miss Maria Marini Miss Anna Meyer Miss Elaine Yavis Latin Miss Kathryn Lundy Mrs. Helen Green Miss Catherine Keenan Miss Josephine Rosenberg Science Mr. Earl Dooley Mr. Daniel Dressler Mr. John Grace Miss Kathryn Hyland Mathematics Mrs. Blanche Beers Mr. John Brennan C3NNEHCiAl 'GUN TRI ART Mr. Harry Heagy Mr. William Hogan Mrs. Lida Knight Commercial Miss Katherine Miller Mrs. Elsie Coffman Miss Drusilla Comstock Mrs. Mary Conklin Mr. John Guley Miss Alice Lowry Miss Mary Miller Miss Alice Murphy LIBRARY Miss Helen Murphy Miss Elizabeth Quilter Industrial Mr. Harold Hess Mr. Frank Clark Mr. Carlton Dwight Mr. Francis Gorgos Mr. Lee Kent Mr. William Smith Mr. Harold Walker Homemaking Mrs. Lillian Perkins HEALTH EDUCATlON Mrs. Ruth Tanner Miss Dagmar Wulff Health Education Mr. Henry Merz Mr. Arthur Sharpsteen Music Mr. Leo Lynch Mr. Willis Walley Art Miss Grace Holcomb MUSIC Library Miss Sarah Burns Mrs. Grace Kelley Printing Mr. E. B. Palmer Administrative Assistant Mrs. Edna McDavitt Attendance Mrs. Rose Wilcox HONEMAKIWG ATTEND! utogrczpfzs 1 ' Q E 37'W3 i'7E ' ?57' ff ' 1-nrfwfixg .., . -ggrffg. ,B 71,531 .. ,vu H gm. ,1-rg 1' ' ' ' -1. 2- ' :H ' ,LA mai , s . F. x JWQQE' Q F ,xy il M 4 H ' c 2,-L 1- we-, K- ,. exif . ' - 4 ' 1 affwrgx ww. Q Q , . 1i5f.Qf',,4, I V ,, .X W3 If- Q , 1 ,, .ANN 12' -Zi if if ' -. -- L1 V. --QT. .Q12'i+.y-Z 1':f4'.7'fLL' - ' ' Y ,P ?:m.1:.w'm1 V'1'- 4,6 gf' . f45S1f:M'-- - X1 ' -- . ,.w .. ..e gli, ' ii. ' fi ' 12121-,,i 1. jr - Q55-?Z.if.- 4 '11??Pf'5Ha 'ff+1 'J - u 1 g ' F: ' iff 3:-Dj, .11 fi, ji!-'trit :'L'. f.!.1f fi, ji!-'trit fy. QT. fbi - - ' ' ' f 4914 gY4V,Lgf,..:,!qg,.f.'45' ' 94 ,gig-3.L, 45 A ' 0 O 0535 141. K' 1 4 -5' In :Q- N.. I wg. If M L .fa igfgf f w ,...,, -4 rx x 1 ' 'smut 4541! W EL Q' 'Y w A , M fi' N f:'.A,, ,f 'x 1 . 'W 1-1 f Jr Class Office X 4? X sf . ' 3 HILLIAM KORBA VAHE GARABEDIAN MADELEINE BURNS JOSEPH BISHARA MARCEIL DORSEY Sergeant At Arms Treasurer Secretary President Vice President Honor Graduates ,fifvbv e,,,, ,, wa., 4 EMILY NOVAK Treasu rer fs r f y X24 HQ 4. Q 8 'CQ' 1 y N s A x f VOULA VASSOS Sergeant At Arms , , M X , ,V s -f ff f Q A , , I ,Q B FFL- , 7' Q ' ff ,I 'H X ' f 1, af nf me i Vw b f f ,-.af i mg X wif 5- 4. A . . nj' L, 1 L ff r 1, 4 ,il N ,J I If I If , ,yn xx , .W K , , ff 6 4 K If f .I K 0 X . W A f' 'nj 7' ' 'aff Vi, Q SQ V, C3 ' ,317 , A . , s ,.,, ' f ' - . f I az ,.. ' ' X '14 f A, W- 'fr f 1-pw fy Q j iq I ' 1 ' ,f 1 Q4 f i I s I f 1 , M R 4 4, U H J f - ,lug 1 I 413 I. ,I X M, ' ' K Q . , if ff Q I X K -A. Best Boy Athlete... Best Girl Athlete .... Most Popular Boy ..... Most Popular Girl .... Most Bashful Girl .... Most Bashful Boy... Class Giggler ..... Best Natured Boy ..... Best Natured Girl .... Best Dressed Girl .... Best Dressed Boy... Best Voice ........ Class Musician ....... Class Jitterbug ...... Class Jitterbug tboyl Class Politician ..... Class Plugger... .. 4. .......Bill Korba ...Betty Penfield ...Joseph Bishara ....Martha Titus ...Vernon Harris ....William Krska ..Barbara Sullivan ----Jim Hungerford Marchita Whitfield ---Rosemary Malane ---Paul Krenitzky .---Marceil Dorsey ..George Papastrat .......Tess Merril ...--.-Joe Pilotti .......Ed Crawford .Florence Zverblis Notables Most Brilliant Boy... Most Brilliant Girl... Nosiest Boy .......... Nosiest Girl... Class Artist ..................... Class Jester ..................... The One Who Snores the Loudest... Class Wolf ...................... Class Wolfess .... Class Gossip ............ . Class Gum Chewer ............. Most Likely to be Deferred... Most Likely to Succeed ...... Class One Arm Driver ..... Most Likely to Succeed... Prettiest igirll ...... Handsomest Boy .... ...Richard Burk ...Beverly Brown ....Bob Marachek --.---Joy McLean Kouhar Alexanian .......Al Pudish . .... Cunningham .....Bill Slater ...Mary Waselnak ..Madeline Burns ....Marge Pender .......Bob Mohar ..Vahe Garbedian .......John Cobb ...Helen McGuire .Dolores Osborne ,,Grant Sullivan P, 47 I o 2,17 EJ. gflfdl 2 -W E1 WWA 011. J Mfnny f R.Q iywow -7, '.f 'ts'-ffii:'li 'f?!1.fg, 5-U .leg .Ei T sg 1 4 nik Tau www 1 V 0 fhgoff J This world of ours is not so big, ll ' i f '.f'1m5.Ukm! M we travel with such speed we're f next door neighbor to the Finn in , AA.,p' FQ it C: I the Russ, the Swede. On Tuesday 191 2. .VJ-GYQUS , - . c,ff?rd i we take a plane to visit with the 'WP , ..,t1.,,. ..., 1 ! . S Scot. On Wednesday we interview ' ' o lgfimrf x . th lisdnclao E e dusky Hottentot. So bear in X .mind we must regard the other fel- .fu 0-r ' ws s y ere's o of ot ' V countries besides the U. S. L 4 PAUL BARYINCHAK HBan Benn F 1 3 R lg ,W H. C - Q wgg '. is 5 sr. ' X PS1 exe. Nec gps KQUPAR ALEXANIAN BERJOUHI ARTIEROUNIAN JOHN ARRIGONI e' , . S 'xv , . , ,XX X X J X N Q XA X P Y, Q i ANNFTTE f?iSUbJlAN BRUCE BeGASSE A RALPH EENEDDCT ' KOUHAR ALEXANIAN :iron Arts and Crafts 131,' Art Award 131: 1st Prize Musical Varieties Poster 141 After School: Art School BERJOUHI ARIZEROUNIAN H6fil9 Bowling 141: Fife 61 Drum Corps 141: Fes- tival Chorus 121: Girl Reserves 131 After School: Business JOHN ARRIGONI Football Varsity 12, 3, 41: Baseball Jr. Varsity 121: Track Varsity 12, 3, 41' G. 0. 12, 31 After School.' Naval Air Corps CATHERINE BAILEY HCathieU G. 0. 12, 41: Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Hospital Training JAMES BALKAS HJimH Baseball Intramural 131: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Society 141 Baseball 141: Golf 141: School Honor Society 141 After School: Business Q Q' 'K JAMES anus 4 A 32. 1 ,X NNY JOSEPH FEISHARA BRUCE K. BEGASSE HBeeberU Basketball Intramural 13, 41: Track 141: Rifle Varsity Club 13, 41: Band ,2, 31: Modern Music Appreciation 141,' Intramural Volleyball After School: Tri-State, Ind. RALPH BENEDICI Band12, 3, 41: Orchestra 13, 41: Music Contest First Rating 13, 41: School Honor Society 141 After School: Tri-State, Ind. MARY First After BERNARDE Aid: Home Nursing: Rea Cross School: Syracuse School of Nursing JOSEPH BISHARA Hdoen Football Intramural 121, Award 121, Jay- vees 131, Award 131, Varsity 141, Award 141: Track 121: Public Speaking 141, Award 141: Drama A King Shall Reign, 1131, Our Town Excursion 141: Le Cercle Francais 131: Dramatics 13, 41: Award 141,- G. 0. 131: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: President of Graduating Class: Honor Graduate: Participation in School Radio Programs After School: P. G. FRANK BOBEH HSonnyH Alter School: U. S. Marines VERONICA V. BOLAS ROl1rlie Panorama Typist 141: Scholarship 131 After School: Business 3, 13' Xa 'Q 'Z X 4 PAUL Bo'-RVINCHAK , , ar 1 , . bb so 1 villas e esta BEVERLY JEAN BROWN HBQGH Panorama Reporter 141: Tennis 131: Bowling 12, 3, 41, letter 141: Music Appreciation Club 141: Delegate-Debate Congress-IQ42: Debate Club 13, 41, Debate Award 141: French Arts and Crafts Club 141: Art Prize 131: Le Cercle Francais 141, Sec- retary 141: G. 0. Alternate 131: Scholar- ship 12, 31: Class Notable-Most Brilliant Girl: School Honor Society 141 After School: College THEODORE BUCKLE7 nfedu RICHARD BURN HDickU Der Deutsche Verein, Vice President 131,' Scholarship 12, 3, 41: President of Honor Society 141: Stage Crew 12, 3, 41 JOAN BURNS NJoanieH HBurnseyU Dom Econ 12, 31: Bowling 131 After School: Business School MADELINE BURNS UBunsyH Panorama Mews Assistant 121, Feature Assistant 131, Columnist 141: Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 121: Girl Reserves 12, 31: Literary 131: G. 0, Del- egate 12, 31: Secretary of Graduating Class 141: Scholarship Award 121: Stage Crew 13, 41 After School: College WILLIAM BUIKAUCKI lrgud ll Football Intramural 121: Cheerleader 141 ANNEITE BASNAJIAN 7ony Glee Club 13, 41: Festival 'Chorus 12,3,41: yy0NME Boylos Ilyofmyu JOHN CANNV nllackn Drama 0ur Town ', Highlights of Song, D , ' G 0 I J. K C KJ 'Big Show : Music Festival Imetal 1st Dm new 13' 41' Sgcretary '41 A't ' Slh' L?d sms? 2 ratingl 141: Girl Reserves 131: Music After School: Remington Rand f er C D0 ' ermce Appreciation 141: Club Vice President: G, 0. 121, seholafshfp re, 3, 4J,- Honor CARL H. BRIGGS Buggs 001411110 F- 04114001010 Curley Society 141 Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 41 After SC1l00l! Curtis Institute of Music After School: Army Air Corps l:'l111lIHO CARBONETIA Ed 'ff' ' W Mgr ' I f .sr-e',.'fe I 'WW ' I f 1' 5' 511 ,g,, 4u.af',f , T f Afw. JZ: ,fi of it 1, f if I 1 11 fs 4' ,ge,, , W I ,pf I , V cg W2 , . , V. BOLAS YVOHME CARL R. BRIGGS 1-UUELIRE BURNS BEVERLY JEAN BROWN THEODORE BUCKLEY an WW mf R ICHA17 HURK Ss 1 , V , VI 'L ' 1 fblh A .,,,i W . ' 3 fffgf , xkkly ,a '..:e Q A Q A 101111 CANNY DOIIINIC CARACCIOLO E01-UND CIIRPOPEETTA JOSEPH CHALAHAN Joe Basketball Jayvee Manager f31g Varsity Manager 141 MILDRED CHARNO Basketball f21,' Tennis t31p I2, 31 After School ROSE CITAR After School: JUMM CUBB After School: Business Business Navy WILLIAM F. CDLLETT Millie Orchestra HC it y n HJohnnyH Bill uHuddyn HELEN A. ClILLEN Basketball Intramural T215 Festival Chorus I2, 31,' Girl Reserves l2, 3, 41g Archery t41fG, 0. T3, 41 5 Scholarship I31,A Ned Cross I2, 3, 41, Vice President T21 After School: Pratt Institute fi? ..3b .1 fsvo s,a-s a. dv s aehfksn kiwi LUUSSE DiFHLVlQ , MBV, 9 xn- EYLEEN DUVLIWG , rj, . --51 , i . A , NNE Psi'-'IQHS ., Aeneas, is M: A 14 fo? VOQQIS F2559 .Pm UP'fv .33 qw.. ' as f 7 '17 , .f' PARCEIL WORSEY 14 0' 5. VICTOR DHDAK A4 Y, ms , 1 it X ,f , ff w. X A FUWARD H, VOLEY 10 it 'SY ,xi A ,ss N. QFLOPES FRWTCHL . st X ' ist , 1 S PAUL!NE DOUGLAS wv nr .11 gif THOMAS ELLIS 'M Q WS' i i sol PETER FULTYN fs fx ,g g .X 4 Q gy KENNETPVIFPOBEL Q , - ' ,I 1 A N , I ,w or Nm Q 0011 collfws 1,,,,,,,,, W' I Q f ' ' 'Q 'Q 111-Y 141 A Q 'X After School: U. S. Navy f 1, - 6 5 ' ' X SSS A W I , eeeo X1 M K I B ulfdn JOSEPH CHALANAK NILDRED CHARNO FUSE CITAR ase a arsi y anager 4 ,' ow ing ' - ff! , Varsity Manager K3, 415 Excursion I41g B' 1X A , Lyon-Weeks Contest I41,' Chess Club T215 G. 0. T2, 31, President f21,' Scholarship l2. 31: Honor Society T41 W Q ff , N, - M 1' After School: Cornell or U. S. Navy sk X f .gf ', , ff s 1 gi ? it P 1' N , w w ., sy 1 I JERRY CUNNINGIIAM Bean Ball X cgi, 'Q' , A 4 x. swf i, 'I A 3, Basketball Intramural I21, Varsity I3, 41 1 fr Q' N N JOHN COBB VNLLGLH F. COLLETT DON COLLINS sg I ARLEEN DGMAAS ' f T' Der Deutsche Verein T3, 41g Scholarship ' - re, 31 ,Skt , ' ' After School: Cornell as , WN X - Z?QQss,1 I x J iggggg GENEVIEVE oeufrr sen ff 1 1 If +izA I 4, 5i'ief'giflogfj 3i,0sp1tal Training HELEN A. cuusn sowm ciuwfono .vsnav cumnuoum 00111 11551110115 Dizzy I '01 I Basketball 121 I' , ieuzfn oeuiis noni UESIHONE ' Gewevssve newm LOUISE DiFULVl0 LOu THOMAS ELLIS Kitty Basketball f21,' Scholarship'f21 After School: Business MARCEIL DORSEY Marcia Glee Club I2, 3, 41 Award I31,' Band f2, 3, 41 Award l31j Orchestra l41,' Fes- tival Chorus l2, 3, 41 Award l41p Our Town I41f Highlights of Song I41: Big Show' f4I,' Music Appreciation T415 Le Cercle Francais T411 Prize on essay U71 Democracy I31,' G. 0. Alternate T215 Class Vice President T415 Scholarship fe, 31g Honor Society Officer T415 Music Festival- First rating-metal IVoice1, First rating- metal ICornet quartetl After School: Oberlin PAULINE DOUGLAS Polly Glee Club I2, 41: Der Deutsche Verein T3, 41,' Music, Appreciation Club T415 Scho- larship I2, 315 Home Nursing' T41 After School: eastern Nazerene College EILEEN DUWLING Basketball T211 Tennis f21,' Girl Reserves I2, 3, 4I,' Secretary of Girl Reserves l31,' President of Girl Reserves T41,' G. 0. Delegate I2, 31,' Panorama l41 VICTOR DUDAK VLC Football Intramural I21,' Scholarshiii I2, 31g G. 0. T315 Annual Art Award I41j Arts and Craft T41 Festival Chorus T21 ANNE EMMOMS Baseball f21g Glee Club I2, 3, 41g Fes- tival Chorus K2, 3, 41: Chess Club 121i Le Cercle Francais f41,' President of Chess Club f21,' Scholarship T2, 3, 41: Honor Society I41 EDWARD MICHAEL F0lEY Nike Basketball Intramural l21g G. 0. T211 President I41: Cheerleader I3, 411 Red Cross After School: Army PETER FULTYN MORRIS FREED Festival Chorus T21 KENNETH FROBEL DELORES FRITCMLEY Panorama Typist T41 Palunda Hnoen Blondie SUSAN GALE Usuen Festival Chorus 1415 G. 0. Delegate 141,' Red Cross 12, 31 After School: N. A. A. C. VAIIE GARABEDIAN YG Class Treasurer I41,' Scholarship 12, 31,' Honor Society 1415 Bowling 13, 41 After School: Duke ROSE GAZDA G. 0. Delegate 1415 Scholarship 141,' Red Cross 121 After School: Business ADOLPH GIALANELLA Football Intramural 121: Basketball Intra- mural 121,' Baseball Intramural 121: Cheer Leader 131 RUTH GIANONCELLI HEffieH Glue Club 13, 415 Band 12, 3, 41, Orches- tra 12, 3, 41, Festival Chorus 13, 41: Music Contest, Elmira I41,' Le Cercle Francais 13, 41: Treasurer for Le Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Music 141: School Honor Society 141 . f 1' , . wi .V 'Z M A I W' 1, yy , , ri Q!! I , - , V wa. fri I v eu 3 1 1 VERNON HARRIS MLRMR HELMER 14591094 VU454 A1 9 in .if 1 1 11 I f AN DONALD GLOVER Scholarship 121 After School: Business JULIUS GOLDEN G. 0. 12, 3, 41: Scholarship Society 141 After School: U. S. Army 12, NORRIS GOODMAN Scholarship 121 DELLA GRAVES BEVERLY ANN GREEN Bowling 141,' Glee Club 121 After School: Business CLIFFORD GRECN IIDOH II HJulieU 31: Honor HMayshen N081 n IIBBUII llcliffll Drama Our Town 141: 'Excursion' 141, Debate Award 13, 41: Arts and Craft 131: Der Deutsche Verein 141: Dramatics Nusic Appreciation 1415 Scholarship 131 JACK HARIIOND Football Intramural I21,' G. O. After School: Service VERNON HARRIS Tennis 12, 41 After School: Hospital NARIAN HELRER , F, f owlin , After School: College HARION HINMAN After School: Work JAHES HUHGERFDQD ANNEKE JACKSCN 4 p I Z A , JAMES Ifurrcfnrono , 'VVV , Football Intramural 1215 , 3 I ' My , f,,rV Z 141. 7? 5217.1 ij ,3,u,?Wf y 30445 Jhslgumgg pgfgg Jgzgjpillng ELAINE JGHHSCN WILLIAM IIUNGERFORD ' After School: Business 'Aa MY! ANNEKE JACKSON I W Y Festival Chorus.141 D After School! Freedon 7 , efffjhn, 2,,c H5194 JUNGHANK , 1, LMZLII KAMUASKY nlfamyll 121 lwimin Training Fife and Drum Corps 13, 41,' Red Cross 12 3 41 B E 13 4l llhimill ll Jayvees 13, 41, UGawmH H0nnieH ia Normal fftv f . Aiga QQQ4 jig 5554 1 'f ,W f c,p .. fm' ' wiv 4 s - 5' 1 1 Z,, X ,vga 6 Susie onLe vine siniespuin Ross enzni ,V rw ,F W sal, W 'qs Q ' E lg W I N? ' ,A--A 'B 1, 314,13 j '- ADOLPH GIALANELLA RUTH GIMIONCEL Li NWA! 0 Cl OVFP 3 . fs new I das 3, 1 3, M, f , AV! Xe kmglfjf , . B A 1 , 1,1 A AN 1 1 f 5 , L me , A .2 f' i , sz. JUL i US GOLDEN I , Q ., ON f A 1 , 40 Q ,,.,, ,,,,, uoewssleooohlkf DELLA eni1ss L, ,e?,a:1 , ' - ,'.f ,9 1 ,QI 1 -41115, ,E 135 ?Q li 3 ,i wqf 1, ,KWQM ' gif 1 xx? 5E'1ERi.Y ANN GREEN CLIFFORD GQECK JACK HAMMOND JOHN J. JASIELONIS uJGZZyH Band 121: Orchestra 1211 G. 0. Represen- tative 141 After School: 11. S. Marine Corps PETER JAZUPAITIS ELAINE JOHNSON Sis After School: Livingston MARGARET JONES HJiHXn Basketball 12, 31p Hockey 121: Tennis 12, 41,' Scholarship 12, 315 School Honor Society 141 HELEN JUNGIIANN Panorama Typist 141,' Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Business 1MfL14 xnnlwsxr Hnizzfen Girl Reserves 1215 Red C,-055 f2j After School: Business 'Q '49 V I fe L fy, . A 'A syffl 33 , I 1. QR fff, ' FG ' A it W nf 'lg S ' 1 f -'erfe '2 IRENENAAMINSKI ELEANOR A. xLfso1uz JOSEPH KLOBbVS'l 4 f X V , ' I A ' Qs. yr rf af ff -H 0 4' 5, y f l a Z f ' I hifi! g,- . ? , A Z,, , f b A, seswir f ' L 'Q ' , iz ..,, M gs , 2 ' 1 ' ' it H .If 5' :A A BEPNARD KOFIWA I ROBERT KoLLAn veLLxsM xowel V V, MA, , N 'hvf qwhfbk B. f ni ai! 1 1lP',. ' ' -any L I 5 ' I ',, f 5 I A I. 1 , ,.i AE ' SOPMIE KBSMOSKI LILLIAN nosrn oLoA Rncu If , .N Q ill X ii? ,Wf qr 5 -A 'l?, ' q ' N :'Qi 5 ,ih . .ig 'ZSYESQLZ fx? via Q . eqfg 9 Qs: 51 Q WILLIAM KRSKA 2 yr:-g:eI::::.:' 5 .4-,f ii! B55 JOAN LAKE 155 c -at 4 Y , MARIE leSTRANGE 4 . L 'fs. P-if . ' 1 f 4 a.Qk 'X xref, . ,g, sails E mop, EDWARD Lucns Q 6? Wai. Joseph Ascxo ELIZABETH KUTZ IOSEPHINE KVITNIESKI Z egf , C K -9 'nl 42. :ig ! MILDRED LANOGN ANNE LATTA I V, l r I ii! ,,p, f ZZ! X ,, f 'HL ff' , , 2?i' nu! 5 .,. .Q, Munnao Loewv Janes LBPATI f 1 . x 3 w1cuAsL LUTONSKY ANN f--Aalkf. H ,A , ,J , , nosewr Amman MLLANE IRENE KAHINSKI Dom Econ I3I After School: Hospital ELEANOR A. KLENOTIZ nHeneu Training nfllyn Bowling Igl: Choir I3, 4I: Girl's Glee Club I2I: Festival Chorus I2, 3, 41: Arts and Crafts I3I: Nusic Award I2I BERNARD KOFIRA After School:Navy ROBERT KULLAR After School: Business SUFHIE NUSNUSNI After School: Business LILLIAN KOSIA Scholarship I3I WILLIAH KRSKA ELIZABETH KUTZ Hfalcarou HBertH HSODHH HLIIIH llvell llkutzy ll Panorama Typist I4l: Scholarship I2,3I After School: Business JOAN LAKE Festival Chorus I3, 4I UJoanieH After School: New Rochelle MARIE LQSTRANGE Orchestra I2I: G. 0. I3I After School: Business HIBIAH LOEWY Tennis I2l: Drama HChr 'Our Town' I4I: Clubs Debate I4li G. 0. IL 12. 3, 4I After School: College EDWARD LUCAS nStrangeeH istnasPlay'I3I: , Dramatics I4I: 4I: Scholarships II Band I2, 3I: Orchestra I2, 31: Nusic Con- test Prize I3I After School: Business JOSEPH MACKO Basketball Intramural I2, 31 JOSEPH KLODOWSKI HJoeH WILLIAM KOBBA HGreenyH Football Jayvees I2I: Basketball Jayvees I2, 31: Basketball Varsity I4l: Golf Varsity I2, 3I: 0.0. I2, 3I: Sergeant at Arms IgraduationI After School: U. S. Navy OLGA KHCH H0IlieN Panorama, Journalist's Asst. I3, 4L Circulation Staff I4I: Basketball I2, 3I: Choir I4I: Festival Chorus I4I: Public Speaking I2, 31: Lyons Weeks Contest-3rd prize I2I: Disinger Contest-3rd brize I3I: Mus1c Apbreciation I4I: Girl Reserves I4I: G. 0. Vice-President I4I: Scholarship I2, gl: Bowling I3, 41: Public Speaking AwarB Igl After School: Cornell JOSEPNINE KWITNIESKI HJ8ffyn Basketball I2, 3I: Baseball I2I After School: Syracuse NILDRED LANDON HMillieN Glee Club IQI: Festival Chorus I2I After School: Business ANNE LATTA Archery I3I: G. 0. I3I: Scholarship I2,3h Red Cross I4I After School: Hastital Training JAMES LOFATA HJIMH NICNAEL LUTONSNY HHIAIGH Football Jayvees I2, 3I ANN HACON NButchN Basketball I2I: Baseball I2, gl: Glee Club I2, 3I: Festival Chorus I2, 3I noafnr MAHAH Hhvhdirl After School: U. S. Army Hosfuanr HALANE Ukosien Glee Club I2, 3, 4I: Festival Chorus I2, 3, 4I: Girl Reserves Izl After School: NWavesn ANDREW NALCHAN HNUlchn ELIZABETH NANGURIAN Hlizn Festival Chorus 121: Red Cross Alternate 121: Fife and Drum Corps: Girl Reserves After School: Business School ROBERT NARECNEK HB0b' Football Intramural 121: Basketball Jay- vees 131: Golf Varsity 131: Basketball Varsity 141' After School: U. S. Armed Forces CONCETTA MARTIN Red Cross 12, 3, 41 After School: Simmons Embalming School HCONNIEH YIOLET NATIAS 'Hatisen RETA HCCAHTHV Hockey 121: Bowling 13, 41: Glee Club 12, 31: Festival Chorus 121: Fife and Drum Corps 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: G. 0. Alternate 121: Delegate 141 After School: Bospital Training JOY NCLEAN 'J0ybirdH Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 31: Ten- nis 12, 31: Fife and Drum Corps 13, 41: Drama, Prombter, 'Out of the Night': Girl Reserve 12, 31: Dramatics 141 After School: College JOHN HINOLASNO HLong Johnn Football Jayvees 121, Varsity 13, 41: Basketball Intramural 121, Jayvees 13h Varsity 1415 Baseball Intramural 121: Honor Society 141 After School: U. S. Naval Air Corps ANNE NOSCNAK nAnniel After School: Business ROBERT NELSON HBob' Rifle Varsity 12, 3, 41 After School: R. P. L IRYINA NENSOVSKY nPeanutsH Bowling 131 After School: College ENILV NOVA! HEMH Class Treasurer 141: Scholarshib 121 After School: Hosbital Training GRACE HANNI Scholarship 121: Fife and Drum Carts After School: Business School MARGARET MARINE nRitaH Red Cross 12, 3, 41: Fife and Drum Corps 131 After School: New Rochelle NILES NARKHAN After School: Cornell Mike BERNARD HASSAR After School: Navy HBernieH NARIE HASARYK nPeachesU Fife and Drum Corps 13, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Girl Reserve 131: Red Cross 121: G. O. Delegate 131, Alternate 141: Scholarship 121 After School: Business School HELEN NCGNIRE TERESA HERRALL Hfessn Basketball 12, 31: Girl Reserves 12, 31: G. O. 121 After School: New Rochelle FLORENCE NETRUS HFIOH After School: Business JANE MITCHELL Girl Reserves 141: G. 0. 141 After School: Syracuse ELEANOR NITZEL HEleH Girl Reserves 13, 41: Dom Econ 141: Pres- ident 141: Red Cross 131 After School: Bosoital Training ROBERT NENEC HBobH Basketball All Star 121: Jayvee 131: Varsity 141: Baseball All Star 121: Var- sity 131 After School: Army JACK O'BRlEN Dramatics, nThrough the Night', nOur Town', nExcursionn: Bi Y 121: President G. 0. Soph. Spring '4o: Pan Annual 12, 31: Honor Society: Dramatics Club 13, 41: Debate Club 12, 3, 41: Lyons-Weeks Contest Hob lell 2nd Prize 131: Pan Newsoater 141: Popular- ity Contest 141 W if i1ffH- ANDREW PM LCHAK ,,1nv ftg . 4 ilhwf Rx xshih 'ff ,.1s 411, ROBFRT MARECNEK coucsvxi ninisx 4, A Twf, X VIULET MAT I AS HH' L ,ef 1::n 1455? '.i .Ai f'e ilvf X 11' ' f 4 A A ELxzie?TH uancuaniu GRACE Minus ., 7 ie-c fs Mgzrk in LAW' 11 fl, 4 4 'Aae1 g p5': voor 1 wWf M s1gi, , 1 ff jkw I, M' LSB 'A wikis NARKHAQ HARTARYR uueuss QL 3 Q my ww,Q .. . , , , A ,.! A ,ff 1 :Vu L , X : 1 G svoqgji Z3 rig? I A 1 ' , , 1 f 1 . s 1 MARIBVBASARYK orihieo nissan ,s.1 e?1y If , 1,17 I CJD fi- 1' , ,1 J K I K .4 3, ,:, ,fi A f ,,,, 4 A ill. A 4' A31-L J, IV, , 5233, Z ng 3 ' H I ls, 'LXTXV51 31111 tt? , , . '11f' RETA Mccinrnv Helix Meanies 11, -HQ 1 QAQ53 9 3 Eiipxik X1 1 4 f , 1 A ef' fs: -in z . j521g .s s 11' TERESA MERRALL FLORENCE METRUS 1 ,435 X ANNE MOSCHAK if 1 51 1 ffL B 'NI3 ff :avant nsnsoysxv W Z 41 t he M- 1 Zffa'w,t ELEMQOR MITZEL 5,1 A 4? 1 my V ROBERT NELSON RUBERT NEMEC I J- xff' 411, 43,1 ,i.. 1 A, L X ff y 1 EMILY NUVAK 1 s .X , kk I 1 1 1 1 1 1' , 7 5 fee. , if 'Q Q wt , I U '!rrr1 X '77 H' X, M ,jg JO INN U'HARA rs- I 7 DELCPIS USEORNE ', lP , 1225? . 'f'1i , A ', GEORGE PAPASTRAT fjqgg5g!!IV uinscnv Psuozn I! A Id Vs ROBERT PIERFONT Jonw onoecxo .4-.... , D -ni .',' al' 4 A i TNFUESA PASOUALE BETTY PENFIELD rf 4ll' 1 JOSEPH FILOTTI VIRGIHIA GNDRAKO Q! , 1 is ,,. s JUAN PARDISRIV 75 MARGARET PATRICK GJ 43,13 I m L 4 DUWAYNE PETTIJOHN Wm ef Q 1i .A , ALBERT J. PUDISH li, . ' ' ef' R fi ,Tn 5-- Q-gztgf ' 'CQ' I 9, U 4. V I A ji y?332 f,.:vl:'3s -,-v I U . I cREsc6NTA RAKAUSKAS ANNE RANDALL ANNE RESNAN A I QM A . was ,VA 43: . JMX N i ' V ni V . C, 5. I .fglvhls cfm ,f, 2?QQE Jai JEANETTE outer' Miaiouns noicu Jeiuws nocxEFeLLEw 9 .ra ,E, .c.. 'R 7 If ' xxx , . .,w2. lliibf WILLIAM ROCKVELL HERIRAV ROSENBAUN MICHAEL PUDIK I0 ANN 0'HARA IIJANH Basketball 121,' Hockey 12, 31: Girl Re- serves 131: G. 0. 121 After School: Hospital Training DELORIS OSBORNE HD0CieH Basketball 12, 31: Hockey 12, 31: Tennis 121: Girl Reserves 131: G. 0. 12, 31: School Honor Society Cross Representative 12, 31 After School: Business GEORGE FAPASIRAI Delegate 141: Red MPG? II Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Music Appreciation 141: Music Contest 11st rating1: Scholarship 131 After School: Oberlin IHEHESA PASOUALE Baseball 121: Basketball 131 After School: Business HARGERY FENDER Basketball 121,' Baseball 121: in Elmira Ufessu lwargeu Girl Re- serves 121: G. 0. Alternate 12 31 After School.' Miami College JOSEPH FILOTII Football Intramural 121,' Track 12, 31: G. 0. 141: Cheerleader After School: Business HOBfHI PIERPONT Rifle 131 nButtsH 131: Band 141 llaob ll After School: Service-Glider Pilots GRESCEIIIA HANAIISKAS After School: I. B. M. JEANETIE RILEY 'dhrisn Illjay II Basketball 12, 3, 41:Award 141: Hockey 121: Tennis Award 12, 41: Le Cercle Franf cais 13, 41: Vice President 141: G. 0. 12, 41: Honor Society 141: Scholarship 2 Award 1 , 31 After School: College MARJOHIE ROACH Basketball 121,' Hockey 121 WILLIAM ROGKWELL HNargeU Ilgillll Band 141: Hi Y 12, 3, 41: Music Appreci- ation: Hi Y Treasurer 13, 41:15. O. 121, alternate 131 After School: Ridleys Business School or Coast Guards BEHIRAM ROSENBAUM llaert ll Football Intramural 121: Baseball 121: Varsity Manager 131: G. 0. 12, 31: Cheer- leader 13, 41 After School: IVavy JOHN ONDECKD Jack Track Varsity 131 1011A OSIERHOIII' 0yStefS Med Scholarship 121 After School: Wilson Memorial Training School of Nursing JOHN PANDISH Butch Football Varsity 12, 3, 41: Baseball In- tramural 121 VIRGINIA 0NDRAI10 Ginnie Hockey 121,' Tennis 121, Scholarship 121: Bowling 131 ' After School: College HARGAREI PATRICK HPatH Hockey 121: Panorama Typist 141: G. 0.- 121: Red Cross After School: Business School BEITV PENFIELD HPennyH Basketball 12, 3, 41: Hockey 12, 31, Award 121,' Tennis Award 13, 41: G. 0. Delegate 131,' Scholarship 121,' Honor Society 141: Red Cross Delegate 12, 31 After School: Cortland Normal DUHAYNE PEITIJONN HDukeV Arts and Crafts Club 141: Vice President 141: G. 0. 131 ALBERT J. PUDISH HAIH Basketball Jayuees Manager 131: Varsity Manager 141 After School: Army ANNE RANDALL Basketball 12, 31: Softball letter 121: Hockey letter 121,' Tennis 141: Band Flag Bearer 141: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Chess 121: Le Cercle Francais 12, 31: Girl's Stage Crew 131: Literary Club 141: Vice- President Le Cercle Francais 131: Scholar- ship 12, 31: Honor Society 141 After School.' Holyoke ANNE HESMAN HRezzH After School: I. B. M. JEANNE ROCKFFELLHR Mike Rgd Cross 12, 3, 41: Musical Variety Pro- gram 141 After School: Ithaca College MICHAEL RUDIK Trent Football 121, Jayvees 131: Golf Varsity 131: Intramural Basketball 131 isis ab' . X if XM A ll' y ,fl 4 ar, , Q Q 'S 1' T noouue SERILPINIG ooaorriv swmien Emu swoemxesz MARMRET SQMKULE1 MARTHA SMU, OLGA SWK XJ? 'Y -3 P s i . . 'fix 5 T T A 951 9 ' 'f 4 md , 1 I ' P' S f ls P 4 A , -ite! I M , , fp, 6 ,Q ! , ,L ,ij f'yf M 1,W,sv 1 S .fri UVJM 3h BETTE SPAK rniucss SRNKA RODHAN SEHLING Football Intramural I21: Basketball In- tramural I21: Panorama Editor I41: Drama Excursion K41: Debate Club Vice Pres- ident I31, Member K41: Junior Red Cross Secretary I21, President I31: G. 0. f2, 31, President I41,- Scholarship f31: Honor Society f41 After School: U. S. Army Air Corps ngodll DOROTHY SHAHEEN HDOttyn After School: Business EMILY SHOEMAKEH nEm Bowl ing I21 After School: Lowells MARGARET SIMKULET Baseball 121: Bowling f31 After School: Business 'Simmie MARTHA SMITH HSmittyH Panorama Circulation Department: Basket- ball I21: Tennis f41: Orchestra fz, 3, 41: Fife and Drum Corps L3, 41: Arts and Craft: Girls Stage Crew I31: Literary, Le Cercle Francais: Art Letter: Secretary of Arts ana Crafts: Scholarship L2, 31: Musical Varieties Show: Honor Society After School: Mt. Holyoke OLGA SMYK Olly After School: Cornell BETTE SPAN Hull Of Bef Tennis I41: Arts 6 Craft I41 After School: Business FRANCES SHNNA frail Red Cross Representative I31 BETTY STACK wavmowo L. svipifs Qosiifs sreuro Jons STRANGE BETTY STACK Hstackieu After School: Waves WILLIAM SLATER G. 0. fe, 31 After School: Army Air Corps am RAYMOND L. STAPLES HStapesH HOSALIE STENTO Basketball f31: Baseball K21: Tennis f41,' Bowling I3, 41: Girl Reserve K31: Literary f41: Literary Sergeant at Arms: Le Cercle Francais I41: Scholarship I21: Honor So- ciety I41: Girls Stage Crew After School.' College JUHN STRANGE MAHIAN STHATTON After School: New Rochelle BARBAMA SULLIVAN Red Cross I21: Le Cercle Francais f31: Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Waves nsullyn HUTH TANNENHAHS Debate 13, 41: Foster Disinger Contest lst Prize: Le Cercle Francais I21: Red Cross I21: Literary Club I41: .Secretary Literary Club I41: Scholarship fe, 31 After School: Syracuse University ar K Q ik if MARTHA TITHS Panorama, Business I21, Staff I31, Art Editor I41: Basketball fz, 3, 41: Hockey f21,' Tennis f2, 3, 41,4 Band I41: Chess Club I21: Arts and Crafts f31: Literary I31: Le Cercle Francais f41: Art Prize I31: Secretary G. 0. I31: G. 0. Member 12, 31: Scholarship K2, 31: Honor Society I41 After School: College EDWARD TOMIC Eddy HENRY TUMFNINS Hank Panorama Feature Staff: Rifle I31: Band fz, 31: Debate I31: Disinger Church K31: Lyons Week K3, 41: Hi Y f3, 41: Der Deut- sche Verein I3, 41: Hi YPresident I41: Der Deutsche Verein President f41: Schol- arship I2, 31: School Honor Society JOSEPHINE M. VALACHOVIC HJOH G. 0. Alternate K31 After School: Hospital Training -IOSEPIIINE VALLONE JO After School: Business STEVEN VASKOVIC Coach VOULA YASSOS VOlls Glee Club L3, 41: Festiual Chorus L3, 41: Debate I3, 41: Disinger-Church 2nd Prize: Literary Club I2, 3, 41: Le Cercle Fran- cais I41: Music Appreciation Club L41: Art Contest, Honorable Mention: President of Music Appreciation Club f41: Secretary of G. 0. I41: Sergeant-at-Arms I41: Scho- larship 121: Art Award: Honor Society K41: Red Cross JEAIIIIE TERRY Terry After School: Oberlin Colle e A' Festival Chorus f21: Dom Econ I41: Bowling L41 JOHN vonuoio nJerryH 1 ' ' , lf ,, lijjygf ,Zz Qi I2 I , J ,'V':., Lu 1 , ..S,ge ' ,, -y -', ,M f ,bf if ice V WZHS ifq twy t 3, , CQ 43, , ,. ily ' Q! ff Vu, Z 'si ' , age' ,1 f' ,,2w T , ,W ' .VWG Zhyjwwze 1, VQZW X fy ,, 1,17 ,i . f' ' , X rf f H - 4 ,f , V ? 1 5 ,3 Q MAPMN STRQTTON BARBARA SULLIVAN RUTH TANEHNAUS IEANNE TERRY MARTHA TVTUS EDWGRD TCM!!! 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Land ...,Bob Sheffield ...Caroline Mayer ....Rita Slesser X .......-,4.l..,,,, 'P ea 1 of blood who disregard the rights P505 'Q H S O T'H I R i of human life. We graduate to LMERICALB A EH!! XVI, . , I 3.1.4169 1 ,M,.Wf, take our part and work and think . fkT5,jed2QZ2m--' ffsfaneyro. ,X Q X and plan. Shall that part be to ,A3Q22jgk.v T X think of self or of our fellow man. 6i?gggO!f L f femnglin X X l X XXX I ENFVIEVE ADOMMTIS NA sa st au. swf Qc. g Jkt' 4 XX 2: '-'G' A R ' our 1 A WK 'Z P-195521 EAXTER WILLIAM EENAN VARY FFVWSTY GENEVIEYE F. ADOHAITIS EIS Glee Club 1415 Orchestra 12, 3, 41,' Fes- tival Chorus 12, 415 Red Cross 12, 3, 41,- Girl Reserves 13, Secretary-Treasurer 41,- Scholorship Award 12, 3, 41,' Music Award 141 HARJOHIE ALBEHTS 'MiggieH After School: Business EDWARD ANTAL nBOfiS' Basketball 121 Intramural After School: Air Corps 3055-31 BALOK Bob After School: Naval Air Corps THEHESA BABVIIICIMK Terry G. O. 1415 Girl Reserves 141 After School: Business MARY BASOS P99 Glee Club 121: Festival Chorus 121g Der Deutsche Verein 141: Red Cross 13, 415 Scholarship 131 After School: Hospital Training BARBARA BAXTER HBGVHSYH After School: Business HILLIA11 BSIIAN Bill Panorama, Sports Editor 131: News editor 141: Associate Editor 141: Dramatics, 'Our Town' 131: Excursion'141: Disinger Church, third prize, 121: Disinger Church 131g Hi-Y, Secretary 1215 Hi-Y, Pres. 131,- President of Southern Tier Council 1315 Der Deutsche Verein, Treasurer 131,' Boy State 131: G. O. 12, 3, 41 President 12, 41: Scholarship 12, 315 Ilonor Society 141 'sus X 18 3' ui . ' x so Sf V - .Q 1 Z 1 M 1 , 5? s EDWARD ANTJU. ROBERT EALOK TWEQESA EARVINCHAK MARY BASOS fe X I ' Q, wr .T 5' i ' . - U' -as X, X. fx .5 b u,.rR - 4'. V H -c5,cfQ 2 3 ' . 4 7:. :' 1' HETTE BEQGNAVN FPVWQ FERNSTEM1 FLEMUV9 BILSK' MARY BfI11Iff1' BFOwf1f6 Scholarship 121 After School: Business serif Bfncmfuf ,,,,e,,e,, Scholarship 121 After School: Hospital Training IRVING BERNSTEIN Bernie , Fats ' Property Committee 131: 'Through the Night 131g Our Town 131: incursion 141, Red Cross 1215 Dramatics 13, 415 1Award 41 After School: Service ELEANO1? BILSKY IHENE BLAZEI1 fVfL1'1I BUIIIYIIE ViCI?Y Cheerleader 141g G. 0, 12, 31,' Red Cross 12, 31 After School: Business HAHJORIE BOWEHS After School: Indiana State Teachers College, Pa. ufyidgen MARY HREZOWSKV JOHN BHIDGEMAN Jim Basketball Intramural 141 After School: Army HEVEHA BH00115' Flash Bowling 121: Baseball 1215 Dom Econ 12, 31 3 Nl H Red Cross 12, Secretary 3, 41 Hockey L2f 3' 4 Awf1fd1:T2'1'11S L31f Scho' After School: Defense Plant larship 121 HAROLD BI1'0W1If JOSEPH BULAND ngopen Festival Chorus 111: Hi-Y 13, 41: Vice Intramural Basketball 141 president M1 After School.' Army LOIS BIIIYGESS Shorty HAIINAH BLUHENFELD Honey 'me' Smolf Bfmnm Drum Corps 13, 41,' Scholarshib 121 After School: Syracuse University DORIS BUSH DO-DO Bowling 12, 31p Girl Reserves 131: Scho- H H larship 12, 31 HARIHA 5093111 Har-tie After School: Penn State or Albany After School: Business 550759 T0GCh2f'5 A I A 1, 2 ef I ,I 1, P , iv, 4, 4 49 ' il Z. 1 kegr ' 1 I ' . 'A ' 'A ,I 1 ,gt ,f Qin, ' -JB: 11 f J f ,f fllw: CSM' 1 at '55QY4LH., 14.31 eve einzsx Minnie eiuwenfsio Joseeudeoiiio vawrue sonsux svsivm eounwg uneiowus sowsns If , I K kj? Y, S A Q N ew 'f is I 1- VA 3 3- 5 s I A ' 1 wi ' if -A V 1 if 1 V W1 ,,f f ',f 1,43 If A ' JOHN HWDGEHIN REVERAMBHOOKS HAROLD BROVNE LOIS BUROESS 00913 BUSH IOLA SUSH HBushyH G. 0. I41 After School: Business CARULYN BVRNE HCUFOLN Red Cross I2, 3, 415 Girl's Fife and Drum Coros I2, 3, 41 After School: Ho spital Training ROBERT BYRON HBUZZH Intramural Haske ORRIN CAFFERIY tball I2, 3, 41 After School: Ridley Secretarial School JOSEPMINE CARDELLO HJOH Festival Chorus I215 Girl Reserves I21 JAMES CASE HJimH Stage Crew NJune Mad' I215 HThrough the Nightn I31, H0ur Town' I31, HEzcursionn I41, 'The Little Foxes' I41, Stage Manager I4I, Awards for Stage Crew I2, m 41. lub Awards for Dramatics Ig, 415 Ri-Y C Lg, 41, Chaplin I415 Der Deutsche Verein I3, 415 Archery I3, 415 Dramatics Club I3, 415 G. 0. I School Air Raid 215 Ronor Society Warden I41: After School: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute , -4 , -1 15V l 1 , X y 'S ff! FORFARA COLLINS NURIEL CCLLUM - AGNES cooprgu JAKE? RH IEP A , 45 I , H! , y ' , 1 ir mu J I A - , 5 ,. XV N f, 2 5 Jews Cowie? Mapfxeff cox RICHARD QQLAE . my of M55 ' 1: 19 , '57 ' X , I , J X ,f,, UICNAHD CRfWFOPD VARTARET CQEEQAH ELFINE CQEPAR -' '1 ' , Q. , 93 5 I 4, E!! ,, A Z' 1 - W- I 4- -1 x , .4 ' Rx K ,fix . '51-' x . 0 RICHARD CROSSLEY LEIWNAPD CRGNLE' JAMES CUCHIARA JEAN CNAUNCEY HChaunseN Band I415 Arts and Crafts I41 After School: Nurses Training RICHARD CIATYK Basketball Intramural I3, 415 Band 2, 9, 41 HShadowH JAMES CLAPRAH HJimH Track Javees I215 G. 0. I2, 315 Scholar- ship I2, 31 After School: Armed Forces EILEEN CLARK Glee Club I2, 315 Festival Chorus I2,3,415 Music Appreciation I415 Le Cercle Fran- cais I415 Scholarship I2, 31 After School: Doctor Marquette VIRGINIA CLEVELAND HGlnnaH Glee Club I215 Festival Chorus I215 Le Cercle Francais I415 Scholarship I215 G. 0, I2, 31 After School: Hood, Md. RIIA JEAN COLLEII Hkittenu Scholarship I21 BARBARA CULLINS UBGfbH Panorama, feature writer I415 Drama UThrough the Nightn I31, HExcursionH I4H Le Cercle Francais I3, 41, Literary Ig, 41 Dramatics I3, 415 President French Club I415 Secretary of Dramatics Club I41 Treasurer Literary Club I41, Business Manager of Dramatics I415 Scholarship awards I2, 31: Honor Society I41 After School: Trinity College MURIEL COLLUH After School: Penn State AGNES COMPTON JOHN CONLON HJohnnieH MARGARET COX Hyqrgeu Scholarship I2, 31 After School: Business nlcnnno onlne Hvfvkn . , JP I I ff IOLA EUSH CAROLYN EYRNE ROBERT BYRON V 23 ui ,Ve53p, - Z NN ORRIN CAFFERTY JUSEPI-'IKE CARDELLO JAMES CA 3 , an ,f:E' V ll 1' 'Er 44 JEAN CUAUNCEY RICHARD CIATYK JANES CLIPHAM 45 5 at at .4 , I2 , A EILEEN CLARK VIRGINIA CLEVELAND RIT! JEAN COLLETT RICHARD CRAWFORD nDIckW Band I2I After School: U.S. Coast Guard School MARGARET CREEGAN HPe9EvH Basketball Intramural I2, 315 Hockey In- tramural I2, 315 Le Cercle Francais ISec- retary 415 Scholarship Award I2, 31 After School: Business ELAINE CRERAR Hlahleu Bowling I215 Red Cross I41 After School: Business RICHARD CROSSLEY nJaken Le Cercle Francais I415 G. 0. I415 Sch- olarship Ig, 415 Red Cross I2I After School: University of Virginid LEONARD CROWLEY Panorama Annual I315 Scholarship I2, al After School: Cornell - JAMES CUCRIARA Essay Contest MARY ELLEN DIENAH HBilIieH Basketball 1215 Hockey Intramural 12,5541 Letter 12, 41,' Class Sgt. at Arms: Scho- lafshif 12, 315 Honor Society 141 After School: Cortland Normal GEORGE P. DIHICCD nFIashU Track Varsity 12, 315 G. O, 121 After School: Army HILLIAH DINO Intramural Basketball 12, 31 After School.' Herchant Hari ALBERI' DIHADO After School: Navy GLORIA DIUTE Girl Reserves 1411 After School: St. Ioseph's JOSEPH PAUL DIUTE Basketball Intramural 13, 41 nBillV ne Academy Hbiratsn Hospital 1, A3 'mi 'r , ' 1 af f 'J JOHN CUPIMA UOUALD CUDDY ISABELLE CUPRIHA vii f ' Afe W ' 742704Z f'f Q f V ' V' , ff I' ' I ,f U yjifmf ' , ,,. fff , 3 5, !ZgV,ff 3 JOSEPH DACEY ANN BARR 0O?!S DAVIS K ' K. 7 r V ' 1 ry, ,,,,, 49,5 A . I VV il 4,ajy L if ff I j V 4, 1, f' by 1 ' f B W M 'M in Q, A f VMWQ, A oil.: 5 W 4' V, '4'ffi,,,, -, , , A A, f ' fr ' HILLYAM CAV15 GAQY DAViSCK LFGRAN9 UECKEQ 1 I 1 63 1 vial I ' ff' , ,wo ' 'N I H 1 I ,-W ,uw I 4, 6,5 ,lQ, I4 ' 1 1 'fi ,, ji f ,yi S'y' 'Im 552 I 1 PATRQCIA DEMPSEY ROBERT QEYO JOSEPH DICKERSON JOHN DROBDWOLSKI HDOubsH ALICE DOLAN HJON Girl Reserves 12, 3, 415 Red Cross 13, 41 After School: Katharine Gibbs School MARY RIIA DONAHUE DOHf1y Festival Chorus 121 After Schooli. Harywood RICHARD DORKO NOON? After School: Navy RITA DOWNS Cheerleading 13, 415 Girls Basketball 121 G. 0. 12, 3, 415 Red Cross 121 After School: Stevens College JULIA DRANICHAK HJudyH After School: Nursing DONALD CUDDY Intramural Football 121 Jayvees 131 Var- sity 141,' Basketball Jayvees .1315 Baseball Jayvees 131 Varsity 141,' Debate Club 131,' Honor Society 141 After School:Naval Air Corps JOHN CUPINA HSuDermanH ISABELLE CUPRINA IZ-Zi? Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Business JOSEPH OACE1' DUDE Basketball Intramural 121,' G. 0. Representative 12, 31,' Class Vice- President 121g Scholarship Award 12, 315 Popularity Contest Winner 131 After School: Naval Air Corps Varsity 141,' ANN DARR HAHHIEH Festival Chorus 1315 G. 0. Delegate 1315 Red Cross Representative 131 After School: Dietitian DORIS DAVIS After School: Eusiness I 2 I A, - ' -5 ' ' 't ff 1 MAQY ELLEN clause sconce ozmvcco WILLIAM ofuo . . '. ,Zi ,L 7, , if ' A vyf J , TSC ,Z 1 1 f , s ' f , - ff' CW ? , +A , - f S mf' ya ,SQ I 2 ALBERT Di RADO GLORIA DKUTE JOSEPH PAUL DIUTE Jouw ooanowoisnz miwv QQTA aoxnwug L ,x ! f 'FU' 4 it 3- i A fi- I - 'fQ'f Z' i 4 i ,.f if 4 X511 RICHARD DORKO RIYA DONNS JULIA DRANICHAK WILLIAH DAVIS HBillH Ili-Y 141 After School: Army GARY DAVISON Hpauen Basketball Jayvees 131 Varsity 141,' Base- ball Varsity 141,' G. 0. Representative 12, 31 After School: Niagara LeGRAND DECKER Vbecn Intramural Football 121 PAIRICIA DEHPSEV NPGtH ROBERT DEVO VBobH Pan Annual 12, 3, 41 Award 1315 Glee Club 12, 3, 41 Award 1315 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41,' Ili Y, Treasurer 121 Secretary 13, 41,' School Honor Society After School: Army JOSEPH DICKERSON Band 12, 41 Satchel After School: Army Signal Corps gn IFQB 'U '17, 155212: IQQZRC 1 1 Eff: ,,n?1 , ROBERT oeuxsn naar ouescxv xi ,o ,I ,ar f, - '4 A xl ' I , .Q953, .i5,XL 4 Josseu esvonrnv Jinncs zvius s. .Lam I 3,7 A, f, 'W A N , 1 ooeorwv Evenocu nossav FARRELL Z3 E, .ng fg hi 3N'gif Minv rulers ANDREW FEI-0 1, 'SR , 75, 4 f 1 , E . figs I ' Ngg? i , f wuiinan fiuican Juiss Fsunissiexu :R . L . l T ' 'Tyne 1' 1 E Kee' 3 3, asf' NANCY FORRESTAL 110913 FROST ' .ee , fi, gat? 'JR I 1 ,A , A A w?ei. zowieo M, Given sinaina Jenn esrvvs , -Ji 1157 RAYMOND A. GLAZiEP , .6 .Meri MARIAH GREENE 4 4 f JANET ESTABROOK 1,771 , X Joan evans 'i seniio rsinssnc elm 4 , V ffl PERNICE FINCH 'jvazw 3 in .. if! Un X 0 a suzaunslkhscuso , ,iw T X MARIAH FUGLESTAD 4 MADELYN ammo -3 'Q 'K t f rnincss searrun ROBERI DRUKER HBODH Tennis 131 Manager: Hi-Y ViceAPresident 13, 41, G. O. Alternate 131,' Scholarship 131 After School: Cornell Delegate to 4th National Hi-Y Congress MARY DUBECKV Twin After School: Remington Rand JANET ESTABRDOK JUN Fife and Drum 12, 3, 41: Literary 141: G. 0. 121: Class Girls' Treasurer 141: Scholarship 12, 31,' Der Deutsche Verein 141: Honor Society 141 After School: Bryant JOSEPH ESWDRTHV JUG Sand 121: Drama June Mad Our Town Th ru the Night Excursion : Stage Crew 12, 3, 41,' Dramatics 13, 41: Honor Society 1Senior B1,' Pre-Flight at North High After School: College or Naval Air Corps JANICE EVANS nJanH Panorama Advertising 141: Chairman of Props Excursion 141: Literary Club 141 Vice President: Le Cercle Francais 141 Treasurer: Dramatics Club 141,' Pan Annual Advertising 141. After School: Cornell JOHN EVANS DOR07HV EVENDEN H0011 Le Cercle Francais 141,' Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Hospital Training RDBERT FARRELL HDUEOH G. 0. 12, 31: Jr. Red Cross 141,' Air Raid Warden: Labor Day and Armistice Assembly 12, 31 After School: University of Pennsylvania or Hamilton College GERALD FEINBERG Le Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship Award 12, 31 After School: R. P. T. or Cornell MARY FELAMIS FlossY Baseball 121,' Tennis 131,' Glee Club 12, 31' Fest'ival Chorus 12, 31: Girl Reserves 12,3, 41: Dom Econ 121,- Bowling 131,' Red Cross Delegate 12, 3, 41 After School: Lowell's School of Busi- ness ANDREW EELO Football Varsity 141: Baseball Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41 After School: Navy nauddy n Bfnnlcf fficn Orchestra 12, 3, 41 UHeaU, HBernieH WILLIAM FINIGAN Errol JULES FINKELSTEIN Julie After School: Army or Navy SUZANNE FISCMER HSueH Panorama 1Feature staff, Feature editor 41,' Drama 1 Through the Nite , Our Town , E1cursion , Little Foxes 1,' Contests 1Lyon Weeks, 2: Lyon Weeks, 3, ist prize1,' Clubs 1Dramatics 3, 4, Literary 3, 41: Prizes 1Democracy Essay, 1Sf prize, 21: Club 1Literary, Sergeant at Arms 41,' Scho- larship 12, 3, 41: School Honor Society 141,' Awards 1Public Speaking, Dramatics 3, 41 Dramatics 141 After school: Smith College NANCY FURRESTAL Panorama, Feature Writer 141: News Editor 141,' Literary 13, 41: Le Cercle Francais 141,' G. 0. 121: Scholarship 12, 31: Tennis 131 After School: Wellesley or Mount Holyoke DORIS FROST Frosty Glee Club 121: Music Festival Chorus 121 After School: Business MARIAN FUGLESTAD Music, Glee Club 121: Choir 141, Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41,' Clubs, Girls Reserve 121, Arts and Crafts 13, 41 EDWARD M. GAVIN WEUH Scholarship 121,' Red Cross 12, 31 After School: Navy BARBARA JEAN GETTVS NB0bby Jeanu Basketball Intramural 121: Hockey Intra- mural 121,, Tennis Intramural 131,' Bowling 12, 31: Drum Corps 13, 41,' Der Deutsche Verein 1Secretary 41,' G. 0. 12, 41,' Scho- larship 12,31,' Red Cross 121 After School: Duke University MADELVN GIRAUD GefVy After School: Business RAYMOND A. GLAZIER Wee? Panorama Advertising Staff 121: Tennis Intramural 131: Drama Our Town 1311 Excursion 141,' Stage Crew 12, 31: Dra- matics Club 141 After School: N. Y. S. Maritime Academy U. S. N. R. MARIAN GREENE Scholarship Award 121 After School: Randolph-Macon College FRANCES GRIFFIN UFran or Griffn Panorama 12, 31 14, business manager1i Golf 131: Girl Reserves 131, Le Cercle Francais, Literary 141,' Le Cercle Fran- cais, Vice President: Honor Society 141 After School: Randolph Macon College SOPHIB GHINS Blondie Red Cross f3li G. 0. I2I: Scholarship T21 After School: Business STUART C. HACKETI Hack G. 0. Delegate l3, 4I,' Scholarship I2, 3I: Honor Society l4I After School: Wheaton College PATRICIA HALEY Honey Public Speaking I2, 31, G. O. le, 3I After School: College PATRICIA IIAHLIN Pat Panorama f4I Circulation Eci.itor,' Basket- ball fgl Letterg Softball l2I Letter,- Tennis f3I,' Understudy for Through the Night' fglg Hake-up Committee l4I, Debate f4I,' Disinger Church 1st Prize: Girl Re- serve l2I,- Dramatics Tjlj Literary, De- bate, and Le Cercle Francais f4lg Pres- ident of' Literary l4I,' G. O. 12, 3I,' Vice President of Class f4lp Scholarship l2, 31 Honor Society l4I After School: Smith College ELAINE HARSH Hkennyn Intramural Basketball fe, 41: Intramural Hockey 52, 3, 4I,' Hockey Letters I2, 4I,' Archery 13, 4I,' Archery Secretary f3Ig Scholarship 12, 31: Secretary, Honor So- ciety l4Iy G. 0. Delegate l2I After School: Cortland Normal HADELINH HARVEY HGdg'e After School: Baptist Bible Seminary HUTI7' HEIN Basketball f2I,' Hockey T315 Literary lg, 4If Scholarship I2, 31 After School: Barnard College FRED RICKLIIIG flick , frail Football Jayuees T31 Varsity T415 Scholar- ship fglp Honor Society f4I After School: Cornell JEAN A. RICIOK Jeannie Tennis T411 Red Cross f2, 3I After School: Business DOROTHY IILADIK Dot Festival Chorus l2I: Girl Reserves T311 Der Deutsche -Verein f4If Scholarship I2, 3I After School: Albany State Teachers Col- lege. HARIK RDDVER After School: Business FRANCIS HUJSIK ffGI1k After School: Naval Air Corps MARIE HOUSB HOHSBy Basketball f3I,' Hockey l2Ip G. O. Repres- entative l2I After School: Inspector in I. B. M. EDWARD IIOHARD E. J. After School: Air Corps SVBIL RZILLHAN SY Drama A King Shall Reignn f3l, Excur- sion l4I fawardlf Drum Corps K2, 3I,' G. 0. l2I,' Scholarship l2I After School: Katherine Gibbs School HART' L. IYULSB Scholarship l2I After School: College BEVERLY INGRAM Bev Glee Club f2I,' Festival Chorus T2Ig G. 0. l2, 3I,' Scholarship l2, 3I,' Fife and Drum Corps l2, 3, 4I After School: Business ROBERT JACOT Juke After School: Army PAUL JASTRAB JUS LILLIAN JBFFBRY Lil Girl Reserves 12, 3, 4I Girl Reserve Gen- eral Officer f3l,' Secretary and Treasu- rer 141 After School: Business FREDA JUHIT Butch Hocky l2I award: Red Cross I4I After School.' Hospital Training JOHN KADLEC Basketball Intramural I2, 3, 4I ngutch n JORII KAKUSIAII After School: Business llJOhnnyll DURRIS KAIIE Hockey l2J,' Festival Chorus f2I,' Girl Reserves fe, 3, 4I: Red Cross Represen- tative l2I After School: St. Joseph's College kanesy haf: f , if 7 , 521 fm 1 I f, fx. I ,f f X, ,P ze, 1 ' , , , ,.,-i 4 npf fi? g,. ,pf ,,n, tif A ' , af- :V I GV I N S as 'R SVZK ' : 'vaio .V is som HAMUN sroiur c. Hncxsrr X I .tif ' f . ,, t,.7,gjZ4 V ,f .CI , PATRICIA mia' Q 4 f th at f W- 5 1, V may , U k AA, ,V NV' FRED IUCKLING yt A V, grxiyfyff A, ttty ,W MARY L. HULSE 2595, A Zffzfh f ' V fir . PAUL JASTRAB Vs Va M 2 ,cf f E, kt t ' If of ' 4 'iw f f tn ,WX .3 nl, if ii-Li am , 'Jann misc ,f f BEVERLY INGRAH LILLIAN JEFFERV fl , Z Y, 12455, 4 f '2Zffli, 1, .' 5 lfovt JOHN KAKUSIA 5053315 KANE f I h X f f Wy ,I 7 Q, gs 'in G 'Q -A 3' , 'F f AF 5, no if -4 , .4 ,4 , D- M... fb Q La , 3 ,b MARJORIE KEEFE Miiumf KELLAM ROBERT KELLER XHRIAN KENNEP HELEN PSRNAKLMN ROSE KEYAXAN , f J A- 13' - 3' f, .-15' nl - - 1 '9 0 A 1 ' P' 1' Y ' W A :J 4 X ,I 0 XX MARIUN KUCAK JCSEPH Komlx :saws water LAPD, Kgoeoyo ALICE mms FLFANGR Lancs HARJORIE KEEFE HBI0ndieV Hkeefien Bowling 131: Red Cross 131: G. 0. 121 After School: Hospital Training HARILYN KELLAH Hkeln- Basketball 121: Hockey 12, 31: Glee Club 12. 31, Festival Chorus 12, 31: Drama n0ur Town' After School: Stevens ROBERT KELLER HB0bH Panorama Assistant Art Editor 131: Clubs Jr. Red Cross 12, 3, 41: Prizes Art Award 131: Offices, Jr. Red Cross, Vice Pres- ident School Council and President of County Council 121: Prize winner in Schol- astic Art Contest After School: Pratt Institute HIRIAH KENNER Nkenu Drama nExcursionH 141: Dramatics Cluk Husic Appreciation: Glee Club 121 After School: Ht. Sinai School of Nursing HELEN KERNAKLIAN Hkerkyu Festival Chorus 12, 41: Girls Reserves 12, 3, 41: Scholarship Awards 12, 31 After School: Business Training ROSE KEYAIAN Girl Reserves 13,41: Scholarship 12,31 After School: Business HARIUN KOCAK Scholarship 12, 31 JOSEPH KOPLIK After School: Business JEANNE KRAPF LARRY KROBUTH Football Intramural 121:Jayvees 131 Var- sity 141: Track 131 After School: Navy Nlong Johnn ALICE LAING HAIH Girls Stage Crew 131: Arts and Crafts 131 After School: Business Training ELEANOR LANCE MAIN Der Deutsche Verein 12, 3, 41 After School: Business HARY JANE LAND Hlandieu: HN. J.H Clee Club 121: Festival Chorus 121: Debate Club 13, 41: G. 0. 12, 3, 41: Scholarship 11 31 After School: Trinity JOSEPH LANUTI Scholarship 121 After School: Business HARY LOUISE LARKO Nluluu Panorama Circulation Assistant 141: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Red Cross Alternate 141 After School: Lowell's School of Busi- ness HARY LaVIOLA Red Cross 12, 31 After School: Business Hlouisen THOMAS LAWLER HDudleyV Football All-Stars 121, Jayvees 131: Bas- ketball Intramural 13, 41: Tennis Varsity 131: Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 141: G. 0 12, 41: School Air Raid Warden 13, 41 After School: Duke or Annapolis JOSEPHINE LELIO NJo Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Business WALTER LEPAY HSChlitzU HJacksonH JACK N. LEVENE G, 0. 121: Red Cross 131: Pre-Flight Av- iation 141 After School: Dartmouth or Cornell ALAN LEVY Panorama, Boy's Sports editor 141: Foot- ball Intramural 121 J. V. 131: Debate 13, 41: Lyon-Weeks Contest, 3rd Prize 13h President Honor Society 141: Scholarship 12, 31: School Honor Society 141 After School: Army SHIRLEY LEWIS HMHrN Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 13, 41: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 41: Scholarship 12h Assembly Committee 141 After School: N. Y, University or Colum- bia AGNES LISIECNA Hkivblesu Basketball 121: Glee Club 12, 3, 41: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Red Crass 12, 3L Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 President 141 HADELINE LISSIK -I 1 .. 1 . .ss ali J- 21 '55 W' , - - ' I -' ,J ,,. . 49 -2 av 4 , .nr ,,,. 4, I 't 15544, uiev JANE :Ano JOSEPH LLNUTI Many Louise Ltnxo MARY LfVl0L4 Tqeqzglliwlfg J0SFPHfNE LFl10 -ap ' mf ,V 3 '6 A , TI? 3 A , 5 . 11 ' ,x, J L 4, n I ,RA ,f -05 , 2 ff fa' Q! . , H , 5 wi Y M. ' faq , ' Q. 7 N :C , A M 3 5 WALTER LEPAY JACK LEVEVE Aura Lsvv smmev Levxs Asses LISIECKA LISSIK is f we ,,, E.' A A ' 'S' sv- ,A ' ' e X s K Q 'S kfy Q y4g?A A Lf? is fl X, Jussi urvm PHNILLIS me HELEN nomo 4 A , i 3, wmv umomao oiorerfmenxi eeonee mines JAHES LIIVIN njimn Football Intramural I21 After School: Infantry or Paratroop PHYLLIS LONG HPhilH Bowling I31: Literary I41g Le Cercle Frau- cais I41: Scholarship I21 After School: Penn. State HELEN LOYKD Hlenn After School: Ridley's or Defense Work WILLIAM LUTONSKY nfikn After School: Air Force VIRGINIA LYON HGiHHieN Pan Annual Advertising I2, 3, 41 Panorama I2, 31: Glee Club I2, 3, 41 Festival Cho- rus I2, 3, 41: Dramatics 'Excursionn I41: Contests Lyons-Weeks I41g Clubs, Red Cross, Vice President I2, 31 Literary Ig, 41 French I41: G. 0. ISecretary 2, 3 Vice President 41 After School: College GENEVIEYE HACHATA HJUHien Panorama, News Staff I3, Award 41: Basket- ball Intramural I21: Clubs, Der Deutsche Verein I5, 41 Literary I41: Scholarship I2, 31: Honor Society I41g Music Apprec- iation Club I41: Assembly Committee I31 After School: Cornell HARY HADORNO Bowling I21: Red Cross Representative I41 After School: New Rochelle GLORIA HAERKL Y ' ,gi navy, L fi , 'Ja ,UQ iii. av l , A 15, ,AO 1 5 . wsfiuin iuronsxv VIRGINIA Lyon Gsusvlgya ngcgfli- an , 'HK g ? . 4 Y ,gig 3, ,, ati!! QQ N JOAN MAJUR MARY MAKGUPIAN ERHESN MARCELLH GEORGE HAINES IJ0eU Panorama Asst. Circulation Hanager I31: Scholarship I21 After School: Army JOAN MAJOR HJOannien Basketball I21: Big Show I31: Fife and Drum Corps I2, 3, 41 Award Iglf G. 0, Alternate I2, 31 After School: College MARY NANGURIAN G. 0. I41 After School: Hospital Training ERNEST NARCELLO HHuscleSHHErnieU Intramural Football Sophomore All Star Team: Jayvees and Varsity Football I31: Varsity Football ist, 2nd String I41p Hand, Saxophone I21p School Honor Society I41 FLORA HARCHEGGIANO Nlarrien Scholarship I2, 31: Music Appreciation Club I41: Literary Club I41g Secretary of Literary Club I41: Dance Committee I41p Red Cross I21 After School: Business RICHARD NARDIGAN HDickH RALPH NAIHEWS NNatN JOSEPH HAXIAN HJ0eH Bowling I3, 41: NExcursionH: Hi-Y Ig, 41 Secretary: Dramatics After School: Armed Forces CAROLYN HAYER Hockey I21j G. 0. l21 After School: College Ntarrieu , Z2 ,wfmar V gay It ii , aw Q! ' F 519- V H 1 , ig f , Q X ,H J H1453 y Y I f V FLORA NAHCHEGGIANO RICHARD MARDIQAN RALPH NAYHEWS 'ZZ ,nf I 12 wa ' e 1MVi' , , ff 'yn' , Q2 2' , yi ' , HQ WILLIAM NAYER nBillH Band l2, 3, 41 After School: Naval Air Corp or College IAeronautical Engineering1 GRACE HCHANUS I HHUCH Bowling I21: Alternate Delegate G. 0. I21 After School: New Rochelle ELIZABETH MCNANARA Bowling IQ1: Festival Chorus I21j Fife and Drum Corps I2, 3, 41 HL ibby H FRANK HEDDAUGH Hwolfn Intramural Basketball I3, 41 After School: Army TERESA NENICHELLI Hfessieu Scholarship I2, 31 After School: Business BEVERLY NERCHANT HBevH, HHerchH Panorama Annual Associate Editor I31p Panorama Newspaper Associate Editor I41p Annual Editor I41g Basketball I21: Hockey I2, 31: Properties Committee on 'Excur- sionnf Debate I31: Civic Club Debate I41f Lyons-Neeks Contest I31: Girl Reserves I21g Literary Club I3, 41 President Lit- erary Club I41: Le Cercle Francais I41: Secretary G. 0. I21: Scholarship I2, 31: Honor Society I41 After School: Syracuse University ETHEL HICHA HEdithU Scholarship I2, 31 After School: Hospital Training , AMR 4.3. f HY y G Ta, ke if C,i ld. W f if C AQ W' 'LJ - 5 Wm ' ngri N, 1 V, - in ,I 'As lv Q tk JOSEPH MAXIAN CLROLYN MAYED wyiilen Meygp L , ci -' -4 35, .Q I A 117 15, 1 , I GRACE Meninus zisziesva mewnmiei Fries MEQQAUGH Teagan M5nmcHEiL1 afvfntv wrwcwitw f1PFi Njfqq ETHEL HILLER 'Hill' Scholarship 12, 31: Hockey 121 After School: Office Work REGINA HILLER 'Jean' Dom Econ 131i Red Cross 12, 31 After School: Business JOHN HDLLEN WJGCR' Scholarship 12, 31: School Honor Society 141 FHOHAS HONFGUHEHY HHOHIYH Football Intramural 1211 Scholarship 131 After School: Aeronautical Engineering R. P. L 'Butch' SHIRLEY HDRGAN After School: Cortland Normal BITA MURRAY After School: Business STEVE HUSNA Football Jayvees 121 Varsity 'Musk' 13, 41: Baseball Intramural: Festival Chorus 121: Honor Society 141 EDWARD HVDLAN 'Eddie' G. 0. 141 CATHERINE NEDUCHAL 'SHEUVW Festival Chorus 12, 31 After School: Business IREHE NEHEC Festival Chorus 121: Scholarship 121 After School: Business Office auf B 1: 2 ETHEL MILLER new I THOMAS MONTGOMERY 1 f he Z U f VT' . 2 .. Wsym RITA RURRAY if Z. '25 5 m, , dl r REGINA MILLER at 1 .X SHIRLEY MORGAN 7? 'Rao ,W . 54 STEVE MUSKA 1 QI!! X f JOHN MOLLEN 5 1 s ,gg i xo Q , BERNICE MURRAY 1 . 'r EDWARD MYDLAK IRENE NESCHLEBA Scholarship IQ, 31 After School: Business RICHARD NASH- Band 12, 31 HHBHYOH Fork 'San' After School: U. S. Navy CARL NFUHANN After School: Army 43 A6 I L, A W 'L l cirusnuwe neoucnAL :neue nsnsc pngug NfsCHLElA RICHARD D'CONNOR 'Hhlrldldy' Football Intramural 1215 Track Varsity 13, 41, G. 0. 121 After School: Alabama or Army Air Cad- et STUART HORRISON 'SYN' Football 141 After School: Army BERHICE HURRAY 'Bunny' fy .IS ay 3 I y ' .Na V, 4lV Y LX 5? CARL NEUNANN LILLIAN NOCCl0LlN0 MARY NOLAN fkf .411 1-Q 4, y 1 H U 1 x , y ', , 4 X- EDUARD MOSEVICZ LUCILLE NOVITSKE .gi 1' 'ft 71 Q 557' f' S RICHARD O'CORNOR EOWARD 0'COMNOR LILLIAN NOCCIULINO After School: Business HARY NDLAN RDBERTA A. NDLAND Festival Chorus 12, 31: G. larship 121 After School: College EDWARD NDSEHICZ uLiln nBODby' 0. 121: Scho- IYNGZII Football Intramural 121: Varsity 141: EDWARD 0'CONNOR 'fd' Basketball Intramural 141 After School: Army TIHUTHY 0'CONNOB 'Tim' Football Guilford High School 121: Basket- ball 13, IRENE ORZELEK 'Renta' Festival Chorus, Accombanist, Award 121: Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Business CHARLES DSBDRNE 'Chuck' iilllllllllillllllli fjf, IPENE ORZELEK 1nuoiHv'o'couNon ' 9 . X il it NQQ DOROTHY OSHA Basketball Intramu ral 121: Jayvees 1j1j Varsity 141: Golf Varsity 12, 3, 41: G. 0 12, 31: School Honor Society 141 After School: Cornell Lucfllf Novlrsxf 'LOU' After School: Business Intramural Football 141 After School: Minnesota, Ripon, or Notre Dame DOROTHY OSHA 'DOttIe', 'Osh' Basketball 141: Hascoteer 141 After School: Duke University RURHAN PARIS HROFMH Debate lg, 415 Chess l21 After School: Syracuse or Cornell RUTH PARKER 'Ruby' Le Cercle Francais lg, 41: Girl Reserves fa. 41: Affhffv 'B' 41: G, o. mf soho- larship 121 After School: King's College HILAGRA PfRfl HHGVEOH Panorama I41 After School: College LINN PERKINS 'Perk' Panorama, Business bditor l41g Basketball Intramural l41g Track, Jayvees l31 Varsity l41: Clubs, Der Deutsche, Music Appre- ciation: Offices, Treasurer and Vice Pres- ident of German Club, G. 0. Delegate l2, 41, President of graduating class: Scholarship awards l2, 31 After School: Amherst MARY PEROR 'Dolly' After School: Business ANNE RELKASH HPEIH After School: Business AHfllA POLACHEK ' HNIMI' Girl Reserves l3, 41: Scholarship l2,3,41 After School: Business JUNE POST 'Red' Tennis l31: Le Cercle Francais l31: Lit Club lg, 41: Red Cross lglf Home Nursing Course l41 After School: Business ADELAIBB POVfR0 Hllkkln After School: Business ELIZABETH PRICE nllz' Le Cercle Francais lg, 41: Scholarship award l21j Girl Reserves l31 After School: Business ANNE Pnoxfs 'Proxy' 'Blondie' Panorama Typist l41: Tennis l31: Bowling l31: Girl Reserves lg, 41: Festival Chorus lol, Glee Club l21: G. 0. Delegate l31: Scholarship 12, 3, 41 After School: Business PHYLLIS PRUSIK nPhlll' After School: Business giggfr l'. A nd L , W uomuw mms RUTH PARKER I 71 4 X an f 'f' I i ' V, 6 Vg' A E 9 I, ,Agri gggg gjp ggpl RARRIET RfAD GENE REG!! , f' ,r fd x' l', - pf ,xv 'f If , , fw, Z , ,4 1 t , 1 W 5 ' T ff V , QQQ WW. ig 7 ..'f HW'Wh , ,-, w '-UM WNW CHIRLES REICB CHARLES RELYEL PAULINE ROCKEFRLLER f , A ,Wt :Y , nf L , , ff7x gf, V ' I :anionic aoemm ozone: uoefns I f, W' 2 If Z4 if f 1lQf EY! M II 30111 SABA Wy !,w'7:Vf v I 'aa' 'ei ', ff ' '. 1 wo W 1 ,V n .jZQf!?t C X mea nwso ROCCU RAIHUNDI 'Rocky' After School: U. S. Marines HARRIBT READ ' HPEEH Basketball l2, 31, Hockey lz, 31: G. 0. Delegate l2, 31: Red Cross Delegate l21 After School: College GRRE REGNI HCH Football, Intramural l21: Basketbalh Varsity l41: Baseball, Varsity lg, 41: Book Week, Second Prize lglp G. 0. l21 After School: College CHARLES REICH HChickH Golf l2, 31: Le Cercle Francais l2, 31 After School: Business CHARLES RELYEA 'Chuck' Football All Stars l21 After School: Army PAULINE RUCKEFELLEH 'PoYlyH After School: Hospital Training if ev JY at Aer sunsets mes r 9: ' , f A x M , ,, ,, Ml LAGRA PEREZ A A Jr, 1 g f get A A 5, ' LIHN PERKINS NAVY PSRON ANNE PETKASH , , f 45 7 ,+V i 7f H Q, ef I f' , ef' ,y 'AQZWJL lNELlA POLACHEK JUNE POST VERO ,MX 7 . AM' LZ, ,W HARJORIE ROGALSKI 'Marge' Girl Reserves lg, 41: Literary Club l41: G. 0. Alternate lglj Scholarship l2, 31: Red Cross Representative After School: Hospital Training GEURGE ROGERS 'Bud' Intramural Football l21: Glee Club li, 3, 41: Festival Chorus lz, 3, 41: G. O. le, 31, Scholarship l21 After School: Navy FRED ROMEO Scholarship l31 After School: Business EVA RUSVN Hfve' Festival Chorus l21f Literary Club 141: Scholarship l2, 41 After School: Library Work SONJA SABA Le Cercle Francais l41g G. 0. l2, 31 After School: College HARV SABLICK HHUVBH Hockey l21: Scholarship l41 I if K f , '15 so , 'GCP it f kann K nose siieeev 1 27 f 4 .- tg, 1' f we -5 .I ww GEORGE SCHNEIDER v f rn Q FLDRENCE SEMO I f J ANET SHERMAN G! ulgqro 9 ADELINE SKURSKI AGNES A. SMJTH :as ,P Elf, M. JEAN SMITH SNYDER 9' Q , ZS? E , ,glib I ANDREW SALIBY 2 41 , 43' L HENRY SAUICKI lg! 655 if x, snare scuunlcusn BETTY JEAN SCOYT ,la 4' , I -- ll, ROBERT SHEFFIELD FLORENCE SHERMAN .,L , gf 27 A f 20x A ff A A ,M JEAN E. SMLTH , wb H ,env sf f AHELIL SMYNl w- JOHN SPARRON , 23? nf f ABA 's, ' ' -wi, IRENE SNFPTIK JOAN SIHECK 'TP ral' 25 MARY TERESA SMITH Q fra -M ei eu. , .f,, EUGENIA SMYK 45 ,, i- H f JOSEPHINE SPISAK ROSE SALEEBY HR0sieH 'Won Bowling 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Dram- atics 141, G. 0. 12, 31: Red Cross 13,41 After School: Albany State College for Teachers or Syracuse University ANDREW snller HSullyH After School: Nerchant Marine Academy Heuer SAHICKI nsauyn or Hnankn Red Cross 121 GEORGE scnwlfofn Hnorpnu Tennis Varsity 131: G. 0. 12, 3, 415 Class Sergeant at Arms After School: Georgetown University EDWIN SCHUHACHER After School: Apprentice Pharmacist-Red Cross llpek ll BETTY JEAN S0011 UBetsU Girl Reserves 131: G. O. 131 After School: Business FLORENCE SENO HJumboH Hockey, Award 121 After School: Hospital Training ROBERT SHEFFIELD n6obH Scholarship 12, y After School: Cornell 1After Worl IBENE SHEPIAK HSNEDWYH Basketball Intramural 121: Scholarship 12, 31 After School: Hospital Training FLORENCE SHERMAN Panorama Typist 1415 Festival Chorus 121: Scholarship 131: Bowling 131 After School: Business nf-lon JANET SHERMAN Hockey Intramural 1215 Glee Club 121: G. 0. 141: Bowling 131 After School: College JUAN SINECK HHahnahn ADELINE SKURSKI HBlondieH Scholarship 121 After School: Business RITA SLESSER HSlessW Choir 13, 41: Festival Chorus 13, 415 Der Deutsche Verein 13, 415 Secretary of Der Deutsche 131: Vice President and President of Der Deutsche Verein 141: Scholarship 12, 31g Honor Society 141: Music Award 131: A rating an music sectionals Igh Dance Committee 141 After School: College LILLIAN SLICK After School: Nurse's T AGNES A. SMITH Festival Chorus 12, gh Red Cross 12, 3, 41 After School: Business H. JEAN SMITH After School: Business JEAN B. SMITH IlLilll raining Dom nSmithyU Econ 131: USmittyN HJeonieH Tennis 13, 415 Basketball 12, 311 Arts and Craft 131: Literary 1 4M c. o. 141, Advertising and Art Staff of Panorama After School: Skidmore MARY TERESA SMITH Essay Prize 121 After School: Hospital Training AHELIA SHYK HNelen Le Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship 1y After School: Syracuse University EUGENIA SHYK HJEGNLEH Panorama, Typist 141: Girl Reserves 13h Scholarship 12, 31: Ned Cross Delegate 12, 41 After School: Lowell Business School ELIZABETH SNVDER nB6tt5n Red Cross 141: Bowling I2, 31 After School: Ridleyls Business School JUHN SPABROH ' H0uken Intramural Football 121: Track 131: G. 0 12, 31: Cheerleader 131 After School: Alabama JOSEPHINE SPISAK HJoN Le Cercle Fra1:a1s 141, Scholarship award 12, 31 After School: College DURIS SIENSDN nporn Girl Reserves T21: Art Club f3, 41: Treg, Sufer of Art Club I41: Scholarship I21 After School: College ROBERT STENSON BQb After School: Army Air Corps GLADVS STEVENS After School: Hospital Training DONALD srlcxLfs Hsticksu Aftb' 9 Cfdfts I3, 41: Two Art Awards,- President, Secretary and Program Chairman, Arts and Crafts I41: Red Cross l2, 31, President: Scholarship I2, 31: Honor 50- ciety f41,' Second Prize in Poster Contest, and Honorable Mention in others After School: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute HELEN STODDAHD St0d After School: Defense Fork MARY JANE STOVEH Stinky Basketball f21: Scholarship I21: Mascoteer I41 After School: Penn State ANNA SUCHANIC Army Scholarship I21 After School: Business MARY ELLVN SULLIVAN Sul Hockey I21: Girl Reserves le, 3, 41: Red Cross fe' After School: St. Marys College PATRICIA SULLIVAN HPGtn Bowling f21,' G. 0. I2, 3, 41: Scholarship 121 After School: College AGNES SUFA HAEELEH Hockey l31 After School: Bellevue Hospital NORMAN SHEENE1' Intramural Football I21: Varsity Track fe, 31 After School: Army ELIZABETH SZACHARA Scholarship I31 - After School: Business HBettyn WILLIAM TALLMADGE Football Intramural f21: G. 0. T21 NHiIIleH HELEN IAPPAN Taps Glee Club K3, 41: Festival Chorus I3, 41: Excursion K41: Dramatics, Literary Music 141: G. 0. l31: Honor Society 141: Music Appreciation Secretary After School: Eastman Music School PIIVLLIS THOMPSON Phil Panorama Annual Advertising Staff l2,3,41,' Letter I31: Basketball 12, 31: Hockey I2, 31: Tennis K2, 31: Debate I2, 31: Honor Society f41,- Girl Reserves f21 Public Speaking iz, 31 Prize T21 After School: Stephens MAHY LOUISE THAUB Mary LOu After School.' Syracuse University HAH1' IHEVZ Panorama fe, 3, 41: Business Manager f31: Associate Editor I41: G. 0. K2, 41: Le Cercle Francais I3, 41: Scholarship Award f2, 3, 41: Honor Society l41,' Class Sec- retary f41.: Literary 13, 41 After School: Syracuse ROBERT VANCE Bob GAIL .Van HORN Windy Panorama Circulation I3, circulation man- ager 41: Business Staff of Pan Annual: Intramural Basketball f21: Tennis lg, 41- Festiual Chorus T21: Public Speaking I2, 31: Properties Our Town l31: Properties Little foxes , 'Excursion I41: Dramatics Club K3, 41: Archery K31 President: G. 0. Delegate fz, 41: Scholarship L21: Stage Crew I21: Red Cross K31 After School: R. P. I. JOSEPH VISOCIH' Weazel ROBERT VOGELIN VOEie Tennis Varsity I3, 41: Bowling Jayvees I31: Band f2, 3, 41: Orchestra I2, 3, 41: Big Shown le, 3, 41: Scholarship I2, 31: Honor Society 141: Panorama K21: Class Treasurer After School: College ELAINE WALKER After School: College fi , ef , ,QQHZV a DORIS STEKSOII ,, .av I, I ' N, ,QQ Fx, M? ,flgigi Xf' ,.ff:,I by oownin srscxiss Anna SUCHANIC - 2 louis Suez' 1- i ll' ' ?W' , IWZC f 1. ggi, afzzzzzfzg ,, ws, jfszq, wuLiiiQ'rALLniooE ,, ! 49 fn lQ7 X MARY LOUISE TRAUB ROBERT PIEISS Sunshine fl - ,, 4157 , After School: Business V I ro 1, A HELEN E. WENGHOVIUS After School: Syracuse I lf' 1 V , JUSEPH VLSOCKY ALICE C. MHITCOHBE , Red Cross T3, 41: Scholarship I2, 31 C After School: Neuka I ROBERT VEISS zz .0 ' 0 M f ! K ROBERT SYENSON X 4 7 . 5, HELEN STODDARD 4!! . fl f MARY ELLYN SULLLYAN ,J , 4 Mrk , 1 Le i T11 41 'pf 1 , , , l J J, HORNAN SWEENEY GLADYS STEVENS ffgl 'fi 47 if feetifell V2?Z2??if,,,i MARY JANE Stoves L33 ' ,ff PATRICIA SULLLVAN V :A ' .mp f 1 4 , -PM Wee feel, C' ft,i not ff euziesru szacwzi 4:31 3 y HMC! A HELEN TAPPAN fi QAI5 A-i f M3f V , f ?1egyA 3, MARY rnsYz woeser voice ,f ff,.,f , ' 45' , 5. ,Q gi i N: ,i5e. . . tio fic 7, if if fi :H 'e .etc woofer vossiuw ELAONE wiixsw ,f Ms. , 14 f,.' i f cf 1 , : 'i f T , fe 1,' ' ,- 1 I HELEN WENGROVIUS ALQCE YIHITCUHBE gfxw, . 1 1' ff qi fy, if , Q 3 , ilv 1 1 ,N LaVERNE wuxruan ronoow wscxsnsunu wAnoLu WILBUR MARE' WR'9HT 3'MA Z00'K0Ff , I ' 1 'H' W , , v .,l gi? J, 4 , X ', 'W . . P ' ' 3 D f W The 45' lf 2 K , , 5 A 5 lf g ff .fjf s Q 71 NK f, e',, 45' if R A X V o NH KFNEFTH HACKENZIF gqmc 95565 SAMUEL wnnxsnsreuu HAwoLo woLrs Jovcs wooo HH VEY HUC? 1-' - - LUVERNE WHITMAN Choir f4Jg Festival Choru-s 142: Election Committee T42 GORDON WICKEHSHAH HG0rdyH Panorama fphotografher, 4l,' Choir L2,3,4l,' Festival Chorus fz, 3, 41: Drama Our Town , Excursion lj Clubs lDramatics, 3: LeCercle Francais, 45 Dramatics, 4: Husic A1:preciation,4Jg G. 0. Delegate L2, 3l,' Class Cap and Gown Committee: Scholarship School Honor Society l4l,' Dramatics Award L41 After School: College HAROLD HILBUR nHilburH SAMUEL HINTERSTEIN nSamW HAROLD WOLFE Hwozfieu Drama Through the Night f3l,' 'Our Town' T315 'Excursionn f4l,' 'Little Foxes l4l,' Lyons-Weeks Speaking Contest f4l,' Disinger Church Speaking Contest l4l,' Le Cercle Francais K3, 41: Dramatics L3, 4l,' G. 0. K2, 3, 41,' Scholarship K2, 31, Honor So- ciety L41 After School: Syracuse University JOYCE H000 in 'H00dy' Panorama ,Typist f4l: Scholarship LQ, gl After School: Business HARRY WRIGHT 'HeaSeln Basketball Jayvees L41 After School: U. S. Army JOSEPH YENIK, nJ0e' SIHA ZODINOFF nPeanutsH Basketball 12, 3, 4l,' Hockey 12, 311 Ten- nis l2lf Festival Chorus l2, 42: Fife and Drum Carbs l2, 31, Der Deutsche Verein ljlj G. 0. f2, 41: Scholarship f2, 41 After School: College HERVEY LUCE After School: College M. I. T. KENNETH HACNENZIE UHac' Dramatics Club l2, 3, 415 Scholarship Award 12, 3, 415 Stage Crew lz, 3, 41: Honor Society f4l After School: R. P. I. DIANE HUEGG French Club f3J 'Seyfort' . H 'Egan w W -gn, 4 'Afq g .,.,,, X , ' A ,i s. X ,. H ' S ' :ev f 'T 4' f ' f bi 5' .u V- g Q. L- V' V, Rx ' '- ,Q V' Y ,, wx up X v ,f J-' , . , :FQ ' R WS 1' y . ' . L Y ii. 'f' 1-. .' ' Q 3.75 tk ll N - -1- 97' xx M Jeb 'uf l ' Nr. rt , ' 3-H - 5 '--!'511' 'L 1 ' Gu .5 5 ' . ,L H, -. 5 . A X, -A 4, N 1' 1 g -49x 1- ' . 1 . H!-f4 1 5. , in x . ' I 4 Y -M f ' .4 952 X I : I vi. K+ My -re L W :J 'aw U ' Q C i N LJ If 0f'P,q4,I czx ix 7 ops il 4 f W ,+,3in.: inf ., - nv. , ig ' -,f ,,,,,g,,,,,, gr ,Q v lc- 7m -,vvygg ' A- g3IgRivFi.'M,- .. vw?- Q H5- 4 .9535 .un '.-fl1,.Y. Q1 ',.x', 1 4' ' 3'ai'1-A'f':wgF - 23 - Wg . my , wiki wie 9 ' 1 r 1 , w -A - J ' V 5 'z Wwe? 4 -., 21 MORNING GIRLS Mary Bases Helen Bealo Ruth Burnett Doris Bush Eilein Clark Barbara Collins Margaret Cox W3VQ2ret Creegan lSabella Cuprina MBVY Ellen Denier Pauline Douglas Jeanne Eisenhart Janet Estabrook DOVOihv Evenden Suzanne Fischer Nancy Forrestal Marion Fougelstad Barbara Jean Gettys Patricia Hamlin Elaine Harsh Ruth Hein Dorothy Hladik Dorothy Hotchkiss Mary Hulse Jean Ivory Helen Kernaklian Marian Kocak Anne Kritkausky Helen Kudlac Dorothy Kuharik Mary Jane Land Louise Larko Josephine Lelio Shirley Lewis Margot Llbau Genevieve Machata Flora Marcheggiano June Meadows Theresa Menichelli Beverly Merchant Ethel Micha Ethel Miller Ethel Molessa Eva Mary Nevel Roberta Nopper Irene Orzelik MORNING GIRLS Genevieve Adomaitis Kouhar Alexanian Louise Azersky Catherine Bailey Annette Basmajian Betty Berry Jacklin Bolton Viola Boulas Beverly Brown Helen Cullen Dorothy Donnelly Marceil Dorsey Dorothy Elgin Adele Freije Virginia French Ethel Hauk Ann Headley Helen Hoch Marie Hoover Beverly Ingram Margaret Jones Anita Joy Helen Jungmann Lillian Kosta Elizabeth Kutz Lucille Leonard Beatrice Lewis Miriam Loewy Barbara McGuire Scholarship Awa Veronica Plesh Amelia Polachek Rita Prekopa Ann Prokes Marjorie Rogalski Marie Scudder Jane Semanek Elizabeth Sheffield Irene Sheptak Dorothy Sherba June 1942 Margaret Kelly Eillen Kinney Marjorie Kutz Hilda Marcello Patricia Maricle Amy McLean Evelyn Melamed Helen Monasky Riva Moore Wilma Oyler rcls Josephine Sirsen Florence Skasko Gertrude Slavik Rita Slesser Eugenia Smyk Julia Solak Josevhine Soi Eleanor S Charlotte Patricia Patri Anne Louise Gertrude Margaret June Post Eileen Ouinl Anne Randall Gloria Reiter Jeanette Riley Janet Russell Eva Rusyn Mary Sablick Adeline B. Scovil Georgina Scovil Evelyn Smith Jean B. Smith Martha Miriam Smith Elizabeth Stento Elizabeth Szachara Ruth Tanenhaus Martha Titus Lena Trevison Evelyn Van Horn Voula Vassos Marchela Whitfield Selma Williams Amelia Zekausky Sima Zodikoff AFTERNOON GIRLS Josephine Asker Mary Papastrat Esther Paul Marie Petuk Marian Rogalski Sophie Szymanak Sally Tierney arbara Turner ancy Van Atta eanor Vieweg net Ola t Church Dolan Hilgers ty Hudda cick Martha Lewis Eleanor Maloney Rose Mansour Marlin Martin Mary Meagher Virginia Moiessa Brenda Nusam Ruth O'Connor Theresa Riley Lois Sherwood Edna Smeigel Flora Stento Lillian Stuart Margaret Treyz Minetta Unger MORNING BOYS William Behan Ralph Benedict Norman Bergman Joseph Bishara Alan Levy Raymond Lewis Fred Lott William Luekie Kenneth Mackenzie John Mangan Donald McEwan Jack Mollen Thomas Montgomery Robert Nelson Carl Newton Alvin Olsen Peter Papastrat Kenneth Parker John Prislusky Fred Romeo Rodman Serling Stanley Shadick Robert Sheffield Robert Starr Donald Stickles Michael Tashjian Henry Tompkins Robert Vogelin Samuel Winterstein Harold Wolfe AFTERNOON BOYS Bernard Barnett James Dewees Ernest DiRado Irving Gold David Harper Robert Hoffman Sheldon Horowitch Fritz Loewenstein Charles Marshal Robert McGuinness Joseph Mapierola Irving Rothe Fred Shipko Joseph Tokas Richard Valley Malcolm Waite Richard Burk Richard Crossley Leonard Crawley Joseph Daborowlski Vahe Garabedian Julius Golden Martin Holleran Linn Perkins Charles Sledenberg Michael Stemak Robert V. Smith Henry Tompkins Gordon Wickersham AFTERNOON BOYS Frank Bezek, Jr. Peter Daniels Phillip Feinberg Lloyd Herrik Hiram Lake Robert Savage Richard Spearbeck Ellis Tarsches Michael Telalnik John Watson James Mansaver William Moore Robert Neill HONOR SOClETY Here we have THR Honor Society for the fall term of 1942 and the Spring Term of '43. Mr. Advisor takes a bow ...Mr. Michael Bochnak. For the officers we pre- sent: President...Rich- ard Burke, Secretary... Margaret Jones, and the General 0fficer..Marcei1 Dorsey. Spring term officers were Alan Levy President, Elaine Harsh Secretary and Edward Nosewicz General Officer Big tasks for the year...The four Honor Society assemblies...two for honoring Honor Grad- uates, two for inducting new members into Honor Society. j. l ALAN LEVY General Officer Also an agendum...the displaying of Central's many trophies, the wards of Honor Society. .vii ED NOSEWICZ General Officer The MAIN UNDERTAKING ...the compiling of an Honor Roll of former Central Students now in the armed forces...wi11 be appropriately dis- played. H0 DR MR. BOCHNAK Advisor ELAINE HARSH Q as MEMBERS Alan Cave Donald Cuddy Robert Deyo Stuart Hackett Fred Hickling Alan Levy Ernest Marcello John Mollen Steve Muska Everett Rivenburg Donald Stickles Robert Vogelin Gordon Wlckersham Harold Wolfe Jackline Bolton Barbara Collins Mary Ellen Diener Dorothy Donnelly Janet Estabrook Frances Griffin Elaine Harsh Beatrice Lewis MnwiweMmhna Gertrude Murphy Ralph Benedict Andrew Bezek Joseph Bishara Richard Burk James Case Edwin Crawford Joseph Esworthy Julius Golden Vahe Garabedian Kenneth Mackenzie John Mikalosko Edward Nosewicz Rodman Serling Joseph Taylor Henry Tompkins Annette Basmajian kwHyBmm Marceil Dorsey Anne Emmons Suzanne Fischer Ruth Gianoncelli PnrhiaHmlM Margaret Jones Beverly Merchant Secretary 'Vu Georgiana Scovf Adeline Scovil Rita Slesser Betty Penfield Ann Randall Jeanette Riley Helen Tappan Mary Treyz Kal Aswad Paul Barvinchak James Balkas William Behan Martha Smith Rosalie Stento Martha Titus Phyllis Thompson Voula Vassos Marchita Whitfield SDCIETY Z ,f 74 I CZQET7 X M MR. GRACE Advisor ANN VHTMX LIN f N PERKINS dito 19113 ' MERCMN-U E mess Editor I PANO 11 Q? pizazz? 'wififi K5'L'm 4 je 2, ,Q ' MCMxxxvm MCMXXXDJ MCMXL. ,, , . fn' fx . HL it-.1 N , QWWWWW2 if O-Q! ff L o f , 4 1 R 4 M , , M, ISM -I 'IV A vfv, A 0, w- li 9 ,2,' X ,, c f Q f O l.rMe,,T5K'7 f lx fi? E ii3,s 2 2 f Y . O ei: ORLANDO BUSINO ESTHER ANDERSON Aft Efi1f0f Associate Editor MALCOLM WAITE Associate Editor STAFF N ww -,M-W, 12 Annu xffsiii sin 1 iffy-, 5 4, 52 'ZOZ I Mcmxxzqai AMNU QWH , G MCMXL ?' 'QVM W Q ' SZZQLWUIZIX I ENTRAL ALL-OUT FOR VICTORY OVER U-E GRADUATES BEGIN BURA HEADS CLASS FUNCTIONS MGNUR SQCIEYY ' K WJKIAN AIGIHPSUII Q V' CENWIILS GUYS' If ' I IISSEMBLY VNUERAM ' K 1 Toughness o! Opponent FaiIs to Mal! Rising Tide ' ol Optimism jf: U if-1 IUNMITNNI fffli' IZ!.k Ifllvy EHAN, TREYZ HEAD NEXT TERM'S PAN wuus Gowgg and U, . E, . 19 New comms' Avromuwsms svsmv snows Top usf EN-l-RAL CUWX TWO WEEKS or muon cmwunzs 0' 'R Uf5 A ,,,, , ,, umm mm I 5 ' , W , cnnszn ro N 1 A nmzsm scaon as sssmn ' 'gf 7 V ' I r 4' , V 5 L ,ff fy I 'THE LITTLE FOXES TO BE ACTIVITY Awnmos elven 4 vo czumn svuoznrs PRESENTED APRIL 9TH ' SUZANNE FISCMER T0 PLAY LEADING ROLE IN PRODUCTION I ' wcmnv move D i--7 1x N ly-Q4 I . llfzsx na. X V f C . Qwz ..,. x at A X TXk, . -,1 .. ' mad 8,4 BEHAN, Lyon, AND MOLESSA HEAD G. o. HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION T0 BE HELD f , f ' . IIIUIAIID SIIG! I WINS IWIOKAL 'A' M 'XI' THREE ARE ELECTED AFTER ' FEBRUARY 1001 ASSEMBLY ft. 93 I 95 iw I'AIIQIvLI'Ilt EDWARD FOLEY CENTRAUS NEW PRESIDENT IIDIIBR SIICIEII H! IIIBIICT NEW MEMBERS ' X' ' , MUQC LUG r , ,Y .. F. PA ORAMA MR . HARTMAN Advisor Get your Pan? Sure, I wouldn't miss that for the world...and only five cents, too...Did you read the editorial?...Sure I'm go- ing to use it for my English composition...How about the cartoon? ...Wasn't that darling?...Did you read the article on the Play?... Hey, no, where is it?...On page four, and Be Sure to look at the Dirt Column...Egad, is it wonderful!...Hey, I d1dn't know that the G. O. was going to have a dance next week, but it says so right here...And so the two Centralites chat about the Pan...The Pano- rama newspaper that is supervised by Mr. Hartman, and his editors ...Rod Serling and Bev Merchant were the editors last termg Bill Behan and Mary Treyz headed the paper this term...All in all, it has been a pretty swell year...the number of the copies even had to be increased, because the Pan had gained so much in popularity ...New columns like, 'It Ain't Cornn, have been added...every is- sue carried a new feature..and don't forget those pluggers who ran around selling ads so that the paper only cost five cents... All of us are looking forward to the Pan next fall, and hope that you meet all of the deadlines! STAFF tu A 1175 fuj: 4 W ,I -p Il if DEWEY CENTRAL'S CHOICE IN Pre-Flight Course Starts TRY UUTS FUR RepubIic I ..,. , me vnaanv snow Sm, B U Annum BEM .T za, I n,.,kmX NN sw xx gtxlff- 'N N CQJQPXUQNOFZ or CUITIIAQ STIIDHIIS RED WHITE AND BLUE HARMON CLFYUIE ARI MMU T0 BE PRESENTED AT WEST JUN! TOMORROW NIGHT 4 A 1, 1- 1 v 4 p ' WSPAPER DC3mOmMQ . Q? V521 llliig am sem MARY mm ROD SERLING Full Edit OTS BEV MERCHANT .dau Wm 1: non I-ll ORDER PLEASE General Organization has been very active this past year. During the fall term with Mike Foley as President and Voula Vassos and Olga Krch as Vice President and Secretary, and under the guidance of Mr. Ho- gan, semi weekly meet- irmgs W9I'9 Yield for accomplishing necessary tasks as well as insti- tuting many fine poli- cies. The spring term, with Bill Behan as Pres- ident, and Virginia Lyon and Virginia Molessa as Vice-President and Sec- retary, has shown Gener- al Organization attempt- ing to better the stan- dards of the school. Petitions were filed concerning the school ink and its quality, also concerning soap and hot water in the showers for after school athle- tics. The General Or- ganization of the spring term also started plans for more school corridor dances which had in re- cent terms been discon- tinued. Every term the General Organization undertakes to better the conditions in Central and to keep them up to as high a standard as possible by watching not only the important mat- ters but also the small often overlooked inci- dentals. The initials of Gen- eral Organization really spell the policy of that group. G0...ln the last two terms, General Or- ganization has really gone to town in its ef- fort to perform not only the duties required of it but also to exercise a wholesome and helpful influence for all mem- bers of the student body. GE ERAL f4P Fall Officers l MR. HOGAN Advisor 1. 2 -f'?f s1', x -ws ring Officers ORGA IZATIO Fall Members Comkiifgifikl gfp rg-,ff K i d :Y Mime? Spring Members MEMBERS Robert Lott Joseph Napierala Marjorie Allen Barbara Bennett Bernard Etingoff Celia Baron John Malenich Dortha Chauncey Richard Crossley Martin Holleran Edward Cox Theresa Barvinchak Edward Dimbro Thomas Lawler Catherine Donnelly Thomas Gavigan Stanley Golden Lena Trevisan Stuart Hackett J'Ann Duncan Malcolm Waite Ruthmarie Hopkins Helen Johnson Mary Treyz Jem Wkwrw William Leet Joy Gourley Lillian Yadlowsky Mildred Houck John Mooney Agnes Maclntyre Bernard Stento Robert Neill James Monsour Sima Zodikoff Thomas Behan Millicent Ring Michael Hartnett Hillard Rozen Michael Sejan Josephine Stickley Barbara Phillips Thomas Montgomery Robert Foster B 6 I1 cl ON THE DOWNBEAT What is that rumble of drums, that triumphant blare of trum- pets, that sound of many marching feet? Don't be alarmed, it's not a conquering German Army entering to loot our fair city Cand it never will bel. It's only 48 members of Central's Band showing us the result of much time put in practice, the expert leadership of Leo Lynch, and the cooperation of all concerned. Or it might be the 45 well-trained members of the Orchestra filing in to take their places, ready for a concert. The band was right in there pitching for every football game last yearg in pep assemblies, formations and maneuvers during the half. This doesn't mean the extent of the Band's repertoire is Plow down the field to the goalpost and the like. Quite the contrary. The band has played in parades for service men and the dedication service of the Honor Roll for World War II. They par- ticipated in the Exchange Club program at the Kalurah Temple and in the Navy Day Parade. April 16th marked the date of WRed, White, and Blue Harmonyn the successful joint program with the West Junior Band and Orchestra. The Orchestra has put its talents to use in furnishing music for many of Mr. Titus' plays and by playing for Commencement, Baccalaureate Exercises, and other school functions. Grchestra Festival Chorus come LET Us sms 'Sometimes I wonder why I spend a lonely night ...... ' That's right! It's the lilting strains of 'Stardust' coming from room 320. Mr. Walley and his 'Stardust Choir' are at it again, tuning up for one of those Spring concerts. Do you remember the wierd effect produced by that Easter number 'Listen to the Lambs'? If not, maybe you'll recall how your heart skipped a beat when you heard the choir's thrilling arrangement of 'Ode to America.' But May 14th was really a night to remember. Helen Tappan, LaVerne Whitman, George Rogers, Genevieve Adomaitis, Bob Deyo, Conrad Sterns, Ellis Tarches, Marceil Dorsey, and Ethel Mae Barker are some of the soloists who interpreted the glorious music of George Gershwin and Victor Herbert. The brilliant costuming and spec- tacular music must have made some impression on you. Another star attraction of the Spring Revue was the Girl's Trio. We'll be looking forward to hearing their harmonious voices next year. Yes, the Choir's reputation soared high in 1943 as they sang their way to glory. Although the Choir seemed to take the limelight this year, Festival Chorus cannot be snubbed altogether. Last Fall they played a big part in the Combined Concert with North High. They showed their patriotic spirit in such songs as 'Wings Over Amer- ica' and 'I Am An American'. Everyone remarked about how splen- didly the Chorus sang the French Christmas Carol. But wait! They're not through singing yet. Don't forget that near the end of June, Festival Chorus puts on a program of their own. Festival Chorus had an active program of music this year and they really enjoyed it. Choir Y Q 7 K Y W : ,de , 4 ' -Central Red Cross Council members i e An I' U ITI o r P s C I' 0 S S A CHEERY BEAT Something new has been added! Now, this isn't the start of a leng- thy advertisement, it's merely your introduction to a few of the accom- plishments of the Girl's Fife and Drum Corps, newly organized last term and rapidly gaining in prestige ever since. Vou'll remember their drills exe- cuted in pep assemblies and at foot- ball games and the formations made with the band at those same games. The Corps also played in the Navy Q- H Day men Parade, in the selective service 's parades, in the Court House dedication service of the plaque for World War ll veterans, and in the recent Bond Drive Parade. Dur- ing the NRed, White, and Blue Par- monyn presentation at West Junior April 16, the Fife and Drum Corps did the best drumming of its short career. lt was really worth praise and guarantees a lengthy career of success. There are 28 girls in this branch of our musician's union. We like tO hear them play, and they do look nice in their uniforms! A FORWARD FOR SERVICE What is the Red Cross doing at Central? That's a big question with a big answer. All the work this year has been centered around war activities. -Central came out on top in the Roll Call drive this year with S126. -The Red Cross delegates collected money for articles to be packed in kit bags for the service men. -The soldiers at Camp Upton, N. Y. station hospital greatly acknow- ledged our school for answering their call for Christmas Cards to send. -Twenty girls from Central, inter- ested in Red Cross work, have volun- teered for canteen service. presented a play entitled 'Safety in the Homeu, written by Malcolm Waite, for the city-wide council. All in all, the Red Cross Council is a very important delegation, which is doing everything in their effort for our country and our school! l 1 - , we .ft S t a g e C r e w THE MAN BEHIND THE BLACKOUT Just as the army needs its maintenance crew to furnish sup- plies and keep in the groove...so Central needs the stage crew to keep things jivin'! Although their work is behind the scenes and the players get the applause they are no less an essential element in the successful performances we have enjoyed this year. Under the leadership of Jim Case, the Stage Crew has worked hard to produce Central's top plays, Excursion and 'The Little Foxes'. These plays could not have been produced successfully without the beautiful stage sets and efficient planning done by the Crew and Mr. Titus. Also, these ambitious boys are present at all of our assemblies, working hard to make them perfect as far as production is concerned. All hail the unsung heroes behind the scenes...our efficient Stage Crew. Dradmatics Club no ww 4-M THE FIRST SPEAKER To speak or not to speak Cwith apologies to Mr. Shakespearel. That was the question put be- fore the B.C.H.S. stu- dents by the Lyon-weeks Speaking Contest. Eight courageous centralites.. Ginny Lyon, Jackie Bol- ton, Minnette Unger, Mary Troy, Ruth Tanen- haus,Tom Behan, Ed Craw- ford, Malc Waite, Harold Wolfe, Henry Tompkins... volunteered to display their oratorical talents. The rest of us just re- laxed, never giving it another thought until the day of the contest arrived. I wonder how many of us realize what the contestants were do- ing, meanwhile. First, suitable sel- ections had to be found. And, to rind a suitable selection is harder than finding the proverbial needle in a haystack.H And, that's not all... the fun is just start- ing, as, after they de- cide what to talk about, they have to memorize it Then having learned what they're going to say they have to learn how to say it. So, the next time the Lyon-Weeks Contest rolls around, and as we sink lazily into our assembly seats, let's just stop and think of what they are going through, and give them credit for what they've done... THE JUDGES DECISION Spring, ah me, 'tis here once more and with it comes each year... well, what does come with spring?...Crocuses, and spring fever?...Well yes, but that's not ex- actly what we mean. You see it's one of our spring assembly programs we're speaking of...lt's under the joint super- vision of Mr. Hartman and Mr. Titus...lt's a contest, and this Year's winners were Hamlin, Titchener, Bennett, Ca- poni, Niel, and Artuso.. sure, now you've guessed it, that's right, the Annual Disinger-Church Speaking Contest. QSEE 1s..!g.i5EL..4v ,4- I A51 iff-'lfngifv sl' . x 1 - 2 Eiil gg? 2?--E. xi 5 C F I i K M 4 1. --7 ART FOR VICTORY The past year has been a very busy one for Central's Arts and Crafts Club. An acts ivity of the club is the making of posters for all large assembly programs. Their other activities during the last two terms have been wood carving, photo coloring, linoleum block printing, and making large drawings to dec- orate the soldiers' barracks and hospitals. An assembly program was produced during the spring term on nArt for Victoryn. Members of the club worked in collaboration with the stage crew and choir and drew, in full view of the audience, various posters pore traying our duties in the war effort. The Arts and Crafts Club has done much to help produce our fine assemblies. LET US CONSIDER P-RaE-S-F-N-T-I-N-G Debate Club and advisor Mr. Lloyd Hartman. Topic for the year - Re- Solved,that the Vnited Nations Should form a permanent Fedf eral Union. Main attractions: The inter-squad debate presented before the Binghamton Parent- Teachers Council. At Johnson City High School another inter-squad debate before the student body. Something new: a forum on the debate topic conducted by Suzanne Fischer and Gertrude Murphy before the gentlemen of the Rotary Club. Big Fvent...Annual Civic Club Debate featuring North High VS. Central High. Judge Jefferson Meagher awarded prize to the North Team. The forensic artists were Patricia Hamlin, Ruth Uider, Gertrude Murphy, Beatrice Lewis, Mary Jane Land, Suzanne Fischer, Heverly Merchant, Norman Paris, Ellis Tarches and Alan Levy. OUR PROGRAM FOR TODAY Formed of a group of junior and senior girls who are in- terested in reading and in- creasing their knowledge concerning the newest, popular novels as well as the famous classics...but all education and no play makes Mary a dull girl...and it is under the latter category that Lit Club proudly presents its assembly programs. Remember the mur- der?...and those sandwich sales, typically Lit Club... not too literary we admit, but a super way to make money to keep up our subscription to the NBook of the Month Clubu.. In our meetings every Thursday afternoon in 201, each girl answers roll call with a quo- tation of her choice...the rest of the meeting is devoted to planned programs...Lit Club has its own Hborrowing li- brary' from which the members can lease the current best sellers...We always have loads of fun, needless to say, es- pecially at our picnic in June which annually rounds out the year's activities. Z fx LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le but du Cercle Francais est pour aider les etudiants de la langue francais a mieux comprendre et mieux parler francais. Ce but est acheve par des discussions et des programmes qui ont lieu chaque semaine. Par parler francais tou- jours quand il assiste a une seance, l'etudiant peut profiter beaucoup de la langue. Les seances sont tres interessantes et on s'y amuse beau- coup. Quelquefois il ya un debat, quelquefois on chante, quelquefois on joue B Bingo. Toujours il y a quelque sorte de programme ou une discussion active au sujet de quel- que chose que les membres aiment. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Die Mitglieder des Deutschen Vereins haben die Versammlungen dieses Jahr interessant, vorteilhaft und erfreulich gefunden. Die Ver- sammlungen wurden alle vierzehn Tage gehalten und begannen mit der gew- dhnlichen Geschaftsordnung. Dann folgte ein Programm auf Deutsch. Lieder wurden gesungen, Gesell- schafts, spiele gespielt, ein Tele- phon gesprgch gehalten oder ein Theaterstuchchen urirde aufgefuhrt. Wir feierten Weihnachten mit einem deutschen Weihnachts programm und Erfrischungen. Unser Lieblings programm war ein 'BlondieN Theater- stuckchen mit einer anderen nBlon- dien und einem anderen. Dagwood jedes nal. Wenn urr einen ausflug am Ende des Schuljahres Machen, hof- fen urr, dass der Wettergott uns gunstig ist. 455. A7 :Dfw wwf, 'KW 'LET'S KEEP GOINGI' Pass me a WMound'...I want a Her- shey...Hey, I get five cents change ...Thus the Girl Reserves spent their Saturdays selling those hard- to-get chocolate bars...And after the sales at the football games, they continued their salesmanship principles by taking orders for doughnuts...what fun they had at the Skating Party with Hi-Y...And the Sport Dance was simply the most out- standing activity of the year... Let's keep going seems to be the motto of the Girl Reserves- 'SEE YOU WEDNESDAY NIGHT' In the good old summer time...90 degrees in the shade...let's take a swim in the 'YH pool...Somebody beat us to it. Why, it's the Hi-Y fel- lows...They're always all over the place...in the gym, the pool, and in the game room...They should be good at ping-pong and billiards...There goes their President, Rodger Schu- macher to start the meeting...Meet- ing is held up while Mr. Heagy trims all comers at ping-pong...he does, and meeting begins. More fellows wish to donate blood to the blood- bank...Irwin Weissman's chair falls over...Coming games in the baseball league are planned...Minor confusion breaks loose as Paul Beall tells a joke...Reports are made fand inter- rupted by the late arrival of Bill Leetb on the state cabinet meeting which Mr. President attended...A general attack begins on Mr. Heagy in the hope that a higher Wmathn mark will be forthcoming...Cit won't bel...Meeting ends as Jim NDeaconn Case decides he must go home and study something or other...Often after meeting, an open forum is held upon some topic of mutual interest ...These discussions, supposedly in- formative, usually leave everyone right where he started, but while it lasts, we all have a Nbullyn time. has Mm Q V W g sf T C S C f V C S wi I ,par S., enzor eauty unlor Qeczuty ww 1 V!! NVCQ14 ' 5 w4f4 ,!W.',f1f X' gf rl Mp? 'I 8 :0 fy!! ggjf f f f fi f 2 f a W ' WZ lg? 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And smiles a wicked smile. 1 3 4 'Y 44 fa h Hamburgs at Dinty's, .N H I An hour to spend 45 minutes to do a week's Smash, jam, crash, crunc , Fan way 1t's time for lunch. With onions on the side, When he gets there, To school or Dannys? You know where. work 1 g , And the old brain refuses 'Excuse me girls for stepping The girls distance this P. M. to perk, on your feet, Surely will be wide! But to get out of this jam But you know how it is, when ou otta eat.' He has to cram. y g Whatever he mixed up He never will tell But whatever it was, It sure does smell! A work-out, outside the gym Is sure tough for him. It makes But it's Prepares And fits him stiff and sore time well spent- him for a tent, him for the war. While studying his French He dreamed of a trench And he fought the war with much vim. But when called to recite He wasn't so bright S0 it's 3:30-4 for him. Z It's after 4-by Danny's door And the girls go strutting by, There he stands with time on his hands Giving them all the eye. er Day X K Vp ' 9 bw, t ,,,- aut Flying coat tails Made it by golly It's French she is readin' X for the problem 5129 Without a second to spare Though the class is Latin. B. for the butter, From breakfast to home room Not even a minute, CLast night, her homework They are both alike, Barely OH time- To fix up the hair. Was a guy from Manhattan.D Can't get one as the other. No bargain Sale, Nor mining town boom Can equal the crush In the Locker Room. ..4..---A She's not a hag, Nor a crank, Just a girl, With expression blank! Ice cream and cake Study hall with wisdom Explaining a slip And an hour to spend to reap To dear Mr. Schuster At lUf1Ch time But who can resist From the look on his face, With the best boyfriend. A Short beauty sleep? It won't work as well as Had to stay after school, Because of a laugh, But for this overtime, There's no time and a half! it nustern. 'Vw It's four o'clock Ah Spring! And time to hear, The voice of someone, Oh, so dear. lt? 5. ,M ,QW 4 A P 'fl W7 , ' 'tw f We : Q. 2f?5fi 1 .1 N I ,A I+ 22 nxfsi ? WV .- ,3'5',,1g LITTLE FOXES is jlrh Q.,-fs Q- fi 'A 3 .f it lad 'xml' 'bmw Pfkq'-4: lit' I S j 16 'i+s91 fp 1 V g vp 1 1 1 L MGH S0400 Dear D'ary...gQ3,igJu'cDNI'-EsiavwmthevDramatics C ub presentation of A 'The Little Foxes , and Igjmgruedfehbhe to ten u an about it... 'Take us the foxes, theDlittle foxes that spoil he vines, for our vines have t nder grapes ...V fhKe Little Foxes tarred Central's own Tallulah Bankhead, Sue Fifieg, Fmwgstray d the mighty re- gina. Begin , togxgkl cheming brothe s, Ben and Oscar fPeter Capanit and ett Kivenbergl, made up th Little Foxes.. . Regina's winsdme daughter, Alexandra CGert Murphyl, is sent by her mother to brin home her aiAl,l1,ng,4i'aiBl'f6'r, Horace, fm lcolm Waite! Ben and Oscar plan a marfriagebpetween Alexandra and Leo, CEd Homanl, Oscar's weak-minded son. Hel-lgmever, the mar iage is opposed n - - ' Xh' . by Oscar s wife, Birdie fMar3y '1proyH...Harold Wolie did a fine job portraying a wealthy northerner, who had recentl entered in a business deal with the three foxes...N'fancy Calla an and Gordon Wickersham enactted the loveable .old'j15egrQ'-gouple, A die and Cal... There are just ta few morggithijngs tell y u about 'The Little Foxes , dear diaryL2Qfg2Wtft?fJs,'gi't5YifQg?,used were rom the orig- , 'X A Y ,,' 'Z , inal Broadway production c'fBft1?i21mifQ'tle3fFoxes ...And the set was one of the most difficult to Y5t1i I'd and one of the mo t attractive I have ever seent. The critics acclaimed it as be ng a truly, great production Xtand honestly, dearwdigymyovwil thou ht so, too! .qxxxf M Wk . SLU 5priX9.W'V' N y X X WMM umm L V n K ,ef--I X i ,- -f '-71 ,ying 3,,.a'V , i 5, fx is ,L ,ta f A Q 'Y gf- fi, ,ft Q-, ' 4' - 1 f ,Qtr f L X' f Q' 1 ,, ,rf few 'grab' L 1 Q ,L +V ,L ,H I V1 an 15, I EXCURSIO ? ,fx P 4 aff W ' J F- ' 3 ' a J - Q l 44 M' ,' 2' V A 'C J ., a' VW V 43 , , J Mg g - . -fs. ., , 2. x X 6 xml' 3 ,, Vtgia fv 5 A ,Q 4 '1 Wei 3 i .Qs a of X f ' he 5 'mafia v ' lu it' 4 u 1 ll 'fix I I ' '.--n r-1 ..h - . A-J' -, 3 5 fc ' x Q 4 ' N 171i i ,. ur. rum4MH00L All aboard, Baiflffdaborarfd.Imilxciigsion leaving B. C. H. S. dock for Coney Is1and...remmb4eNiY?f5 course you do. Excursion, the three act, up-roaring comedy presented by the Dramatics Club, last fallvmwgbst in case your memory is a bit rusty in some spots, suppose we just wander up the gangplank and 31 see vga and what we Well, our first acquaintance seems to be...WMichel, Mike, will you come and put up this chair for me.' Ah, with that bit of Irish in her voice and themflbmqnggqed hair we can be pretty sure it's Nancy Callahan. And Mbke, who is quick to answer, NCo- ming Mother' constitutes lAg0pQaQehan, Behan, Inc. fTom's better half will show up laterl Just then Lollie Popps, Cgolden voiced, Helen Tappan! and Martha Gillencowitz fSybi1 Hullmanl, who seems to be telling a disinterested Lollie about her latest love affair, stroll by. Lets see what ydstgsgme aboard...Mamie and Red fSue Fisher and Ed Crawfordl look LQHELP romantic twosome...Rod Serling and Miriam Kenor portraying y old Jewish couple...Lee and Richard CBarbara Collins ' eil? whose father owns the Steamship l1ne...Joe Maxian, who seems to have his eye on Lollie, but she seems to have her eye on Richard...The crowd gathers and the plot thickens as Tessiei,HQ!,gMg,Z,yDm.dJ,gm5rb,ug CBobbye Bennett? rushes on stage to reyifdl-8tfx'zT missing lunch box... Candy, peanuts, pennants,' Oh here comes Tommy's bettenmhglg4ngwt..CHis brother 81113. And now rggylvqusggcomes over the crowd as Abidia Rich CMalc Waite! and his Ebrother Johnathan CEveret Rivenburgl emerge from their cabin, descend the stairs and report...'Clear night, good sailing, and a ship full of fun ahead'...and, boy, did we have fun! 4 I 1 i W ' 45 , ff ' ' 1 5 f,,,,,, .W if 'M- M Y 411311 Il y. ,11, 7,1 if S gait- :Q 1 Ti if' I Q In A . N I 0 . , 'A 4 ,.:-H - W ' i- .. 1, 1 2'ff' - pf uni- 'f , 1 Y' iw- , . N .Xin W IQV, L. qix ' it i u ' x 'Y fi M-11 z Q Alina. 1 .. Q 1 ' 'I Fwy z t K ' 2 1 xx ,f .Q 'Y T 5 qi' . ' Qi? 'X . ,F 1 Br 1 J, .54 wtf? 1. E G , it, Q 1 5 X J' Cvwfkcnu WPARTMEW , 1 - ,-1 W.: V P X r t . L , X 1-,rm ,ax 41, fu: ,Ev ,.: ,, 7. 1 4,35 ,., ,in-,ww .aiw1:M-- nv- 1. he , , af, 1 X ,.l,.LfE'i.'f Hyip 'M +3 f -, . Ev 1 . 1 P g, ,. 1 EW H '5 -F 'WT 2 fra if-5 V 1 55 F ' - ' -af' 9- , 1351 -':.y-' x.-f V1 L wa 4- K J A Le ,a,2 i ..., -, 51, A f FT 'Ili i I V Joe Pilotti Blue-White! Fight! Fig Rita Downs, Gert Murphy Vicky Bourne, Bill Butkaucki, Victor Dudak, Bill Warner, SQ 3... 1 9 J J W 'fa H E Wi 3 X72 375:59 age! : ,LSfiffl'6i?' ga E ow down the field fo the goal po The 11 Serenades in Blue, once again under the able tutelage of Coach Henry Merz, supplied the usual thrills and chills with a few extra frills as they swept through their seven game schedule, winning five contests and losing but two. Central dropped its first game to Onondaga Valley, but then proceeded to bring back five straight victories before the fateful U. E. game. Falling down in the path of the onrushing Bulldogs were Ithaca High, Norwich, Johnson City, North High, Johnson City again, in that order. Outstanding among the Saturday afternoon heroes were John Mikolasko, John Pandish, Allan Cave and Joe Taylor, all of whom made the Triple-Cities All-Star team. Incidentally, Steve Muska and Chuck Ketchoyian, who played steady games throughout the sea- son received honorableimention for the same team. Perhaps the most thrilling game of the year involved the Centralads and their cousins from the Northern section of town, the North High Indians. The wild and wooley clash with the Toma- hawking tots, was nip and tuck all of the way, with the Bulldogs scoring the one and only touchdown of the day in the last five minutes, thus winning 6-0. John Pandish spent the afternoon open- ing up holes in Red line, but even with his ardent work touchdowns were scarcer than rubber tires and it took a long drive to get the ball into North territory. A beautiful pass, Taylor to Cave, brought the pigskin to the 'three' stripe and from there Allan plunged over for the score. After they took over Johnson City twice, by virtue of great play by Cerretani, Cave, Ziac and Mikolasko, among others, the Bulldogs were all set to take over Union Endicott but once again the U. E. Tiger stole some of the spotlight from the U. S. Turkey on Thanksgiving day and put the Bulldogs in reverse to a tune of 19-O. However, a Bulldog has plenty of come-back power so remem- ber next year!!!!!!' this year operated under a changed but merely scrimmaging and working However, several fellows, who began of their hard work, found that they list. The J. V. football team plan, having no set schedule, along with the Varsity squad. the season as J. V.'s because ended the year on the Varsity Letterme GET FREE Coach Arthur Sharp- steen's basketball five came through as winners of the Triple Cities conference for the fifth straight year. The team was riddled by the loss of Joe Taylor, John Mik- olasko and Bill Korba, all to the armed forces, but Bill Curry, Gino Regni, and John Taylor who were moved up from the J. V.'s capably filled the positions. Central was quickly eliminated from the Lit- tle Falls tournament by a close 33-31 score. Chanecka, who was rated by an upstate coach as the 'best all around player he has seen in fourteen years', was again chosen as the NAll tournament centeru. Intra-mural basket- ball had its place on Central's sports calen- cmr this year, when, under the direction of Coach Merz, a 13 team league was formed. Each team played five games and at the end of the season the 4 top teams participated in the play-offs. The uDodgersU a team composed of John- ny Hayko, Bill Metrus, Charlie Ketchoyian, Joe Wychules, Joe Luchansky, John Atwater Ccoachb, finally won. Under Coach John Guley, the Junior Var- sity basketball quin- tet played a 15 game schedule, winning and losing games. The J. V.'s played in a league similar to the Varsity's organization, the Triple Cities con- ference. 12 games were scheduled with Triple Cities teams, while three 'outside' games were also listed. In these last three, the little Blue trounced Windsor twice and Oxford once. Varsity f ,pw ,W rv K f,4r-nr, AV' ',2 fr2 f? QE K Q! V ? y, 'S X i V lm X 3 I ' I 'Y' Intramural Winne Jayvees W! 4 FS Rx J 2- Q 6 f 3WfffzC1,aL Ly, f -,mf X C 'W CH 'T Q V asf Fffwf -Q af, x 7 W ,,,, ...M . 5 , Z ,af f Q. f 4 X4 W , f ,Q 3 h J, yi f X X Ei I j, ll fy 3 CH x 3 1 M! 3 f, f 4,3 ik 2 i ,lYf 52671-If Q64 TCSH sketbal Letterm dvi 4' J-. KAW? w2g '0e5 Boy's Base a all XA , F41 I 1 ' '2 'jf NX- '54 Q 5 Q y JAKE b I H C qodl! L3 9 5 r fW A E X 4' l A ,fx M 'ff , l y! V ' N,--f ' k JEIWEEL ,, 0 -K-,Aja ,..... .Z Tennis GirVs Hockev fad ll C? , A w4wrL V FOOTBALL B C H S. I9 Onondaga 27 Ithaca 20 Norwich 6 North 6 J. C. I2 J. C. 0 U. E. L-A ry mb: VARSITY BASKETBALL B. C. H. S. 42 Oneonta W 32 J. C. 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V A Q .Vw QU. 0 H A W I MZ? IQ, f W' I ' H ' . f uf W A A' ' ' Q A- A , JA Ve! 'AQ--1, Mat' ' aff . f1f,::f'Q9wf.:3,4'9y N A n V' 1 W: ' f 5 M.: A 4.-an ,V A -af ,W , ,. , ,, ,-4q,.,6.a,.y, k ,.hnf, ,' :M n ' M, 1, V Wilt 'fa ,..4n ' l n Y I 1 2' 0,0 2552935 ki . wiv- J bm 2-1 WAN., 1 nf aw 595W A-iii' 41 au, 1 1 ,if ' H V- ' W',,:nfxw, f N 4 -21 5- - f 1 A3,n.s1 A W -1-4 ': 1 'H-,fy 2 1. 4 if :tu Q, L' H wx X QQQN.. - +1 w, ..,. ww ' :S .K-. 4 I ,W , 1 , Y-.,,L, J 2 ' 'Q 4 N' N ff '. MHZ rt- , 1 1 , f- ng-1. 4 , A1 1. wx 4 ,. , ,, .,.,, V 1 -,: r., , .- ix , A I N. K, 'P 4 1 ,hav A A v, QF ,- ns, 4 F fn. I.... , 1-, .ix I 1 A ,, uw' 5, 1 ,, QU Q4 :- c Af. 1, -N11 V H4 ,, ,, WSJ! k, x 1 , , - f .Ig xg! 1 1 s'-wmv, 1 , , x , x ' w n 1 sf- A. !,,. v Ywxwq, ' 'Q ' 419. W. THE GLURY OF DEMOCRACY THE sacrifices that are needed in order to Win the war are apparent to us all. The Treasury's appeals to buy War Bonds, the Government's pleas to conserve gas and rubber, the economies required to avoid inffation, the necessity of rationing many essential commodities-all these have become vital in the minds of our people. Necessity has awakened us, not only to the size of the task before us, but to the fact that our future as a nation is at stake, and in characteristic fashion we-zz!! are responding. Uur hearts speak, our purses are open Wide, and regardless of creed, or color, or political convictions, our honest differences of opinion are being dissi- pated before the issue that confronts us. This is the glory of democracy: that a man may think as he Will, speak as he Will, Vote as he Will, and worship God in his own Way, yet in the hour of peril to the State, that which is for the greatest good of all is not only his most compelling thought but the strongest prompting of his heart. In that hour his thought is no longer of himself but of his country, and it is as though his soul Were crying out those memorable words of Plato: ccMan was not born for himself alone but for his country. , l'residen BUY WAR BONDS lN'lil'liNfXllONll lilbllxll H MXLlll'Xl QORlORLX'lll0Xf Congratulations l I'hGd'l' of CENTRAL HIGH EN DICOTT JOHNSON RETAIL STORES CONGRATULATIONS Cu am, ,Al AND HAPPY LAN DIN GS TO THE 1943 GRADUATES OF B. C. H. S. LINK AVIATICJN DEVICES, Inc. if 2 ,-.,,, . . N K l Q 4 To Train For Victory By training for secretarial work in business or for pre-induction prepara- tion for all branches of the armed services - YOU -- can serve your country! RIDLEY TRAINING will assure your success! Write or call for information. Savlnas Banlf Building Sun Bldg. 0 Dial 2-5348 0 Binghamton, N. Y. Students Always Welcome at WALTER R. MILLER CO., INC. Sporting Goody SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS St at i on e rs 170 WASHINGTON STREET 121 STATE STREET Trtchener employees are buying bonds regularly on the payroll- deduchon plan. First in The Valley to Receive Cfficial Recognition for a Job --WELL More than one year before Pearl Harbor, the workers and man- agement of E. H. Titchener C1 Co. were busy in the development and manufacture of War Supplies. It was not long before our factory was in full War Production. It has always been our policy to do our work well - to turn out the best products which human skill and ingenuity can devise Thus, when our Company was awarded the coveted Army-Navy E in October, l942, everyone in the organization was filled with pride. . As this is being written, the workers and management of E. H. Titcltener C7 Co. pledge their best efforts to still greater produc- tion-so our fighting forces lincluding many of our own employ- eesl may have the things they need, when they need them. E. H. TITCHENER G' CQ. wma Goons MANUFACTURERS DONE STOP IN AT OUR C0mp memS FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE of DRUGS .... CANDY ULYMPIA TEA ROOM JOHNS-l-ONIS PHARMACY 59 Chenango St, AUSTIN' M. JoHNsToN, Prop. 129 CHENANGO STREBT DIAL 2-9621 DAILY, PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE A A to and from New York City. fy! 'if . Insured Carriers 1 CANNY TRUCKING CO., Inc. MAIN OFFICES ,st X 6-18 Spring Forest Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. P Dial 4-1357 - 4.1358 ELMIRA TERMINAL N. Y. TERMINAL Cl o O 246 Patridge St. 550 West 22nd St. K' 0 Phone 5933 Chelsea 3-1360 BIN GHAMTON LAUNDRY Phone 2-4234 Take 8 CI'lanCC? Insure! v with P K. C. ESTABRUUK 336 O'NEIL BLDG. PHONE 2-4057 Health-Acciden'l-AuiomobiIe-Hospital tion-Fire-Life-Bond Printers ofthe Panorama AAnnual and the Panorama Newspaper FRANK A. WEST BU. ,E,-ffwg,U,,11,'C Gfansman Kl- TH5 BEST CTRAnuaTroN PORTRF1'7'5 OF Pl INLN COMQ wfawfx QF-O5,k,5p..D151fw1GrEfQ CRP mo GOWN FURNISHED , QQ, -:FRQNT ST' PAINTS - FINISHES - WALL PAPERS H. C. COLLIER Er SONS, INC. 129-135 Conklin Avenue RETAIL WHOLESALE TRU-SITE OPTICAL CO. 1 2nd Floor IX f 52 Court St., Binghamton, N. Y. PHONE 4-4514 , W' Qualify Glasses 58.75 Complete 3 None Higher J' T1 s . X XCIJXAI Q15 ' WW WI Qs o og I IT WASN'T SO HARD, AFTER ALL, WAS IT ? In fact, it looked much longer and harder at the other end of the pull, didn't in? Yet, you made its It Q took a great deal of work, but you made it... for here you are, diploma in hand! Of course, there are more goals to be reached ahead...And we're betting that you're just V the persons who'l1 make them. HIGHEST PRICEES CONGRATULATIONS PAID FOR LATE MODEL USED CARS I 1 MUTUAL S FURNITURE CO. DIAL 2-1350 48 STATE sneer PIAN OS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - RADIOS R R1-3ooRDs SHEET MUSIC It's safe to go Where the crowd goes glzwlerls piano Dept Read. A. Dimmock-mgn THE PIANO HOUSE of Binghamton STICKLEY Pl-loro sskvicrs Photo Supplies- Cameras Cine Kodaks Corner Hawley 7 Washington Ave. L Carroll SIZ. 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More and more ot 1.I'.it2Irgizrziflagzlrzriiixr, .,..,. ' ' OU' Wsfemefe efe 5aY '9' ijijijijij2j5j?15j5jij5ji'2f'f 5, ' f, Give me my change in 155553 I , I5if53553E.55.5.E.3.5,5.- Defense Stqmpsl - and -.-.' P savings tor extra stamps. R. C. MEADOWS AGENCY 402-4 Press Building Dial 4-2493 NIITIIINIIL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IMGFEIIEE VERMONT PUIELY IUTIIAI.-ESTIILISIIEII H50 BRADY'S .Southside Service Station Give Your Cor o Treat with AMOCO Heat Your Home with Our No. 2 Fuel DIAL: 2-3839 - 2-5833 - 2-9628 Compliments of The c'Geo. Fi' Pavilion THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND DANCING DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY FELTON S ORES ICE CREAM STORE Everything for Dress, Sport iFormerIy Kinney'sI and work Cor. oak and Leroy sheet Washington Street, Binghemton, N. Washmgton Av Endicott, N. Y. THE FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER mtwfmlq SEARS ROEBUCK Cr CO. I74 COURT STREET HALL PRINTING Cr BINDING CO. PRINTING - BOOKBINDING - PHOTO-OFFSET 205-207 State Street Phone 2-3477 Binghamton, N. Y. Local and Long-Distance Service Agent for Q 'V AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. . P . 5 V , X JOHN B. sou'n-iss, mc. ,a w Moving and Storage I ' ig ,V,?4 T 4-4391 - DIAL -.- 4-4392 -GY I78 State St. Binghamton, N. Y I .0'. XOGSKX MURTHN uv Y WOO Compliments of TRIPLE CITIES TRACTION CORPORATICN Agfa-Ansco Photographic Materials KEEP YOUR EYE ON ANSCO FIRST WITH THE FINEST CONGRATULATICNS TO THE CLASS OF 194-3 TIME MARCHES ON Every Wasted moment delays the day of Vic- tory. Serve your Country by conserving your time. CROWLEY'S MILK CO. Compliments of A. ROBERSON 8: SON INCORPORATED Cong ratulations! to the Class ol '43 Millwork and Lumber Se1'z'ice I0 Bzzilderf Since 18-48N 14-16 Chenango Street 87 Main Street, johnson City N Y 5 ghamto 01d t Sho Sto CHAS. R. STRANGE, INC. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES f A if f to , QUALITY PRESS C I X f Lflgj l X X u tml A-,gm il FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Supplied Daily to Your Cafeteria A. W. DAVIS' SON 9 PROSPECT AVENUE - 2-2597 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1943 Community Coffee Shop Birzgbamlonk Beautiful Reilaurafzt FOWLER'S . . . . The Store Where Your Fashion Ideas and Mother's Practicality Can Have Equal Expression CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES CH I NA - GLASS - GI FTS JOHNSON'S II Court Street MARKHAM D06 HOSPITAL EXPERT CARE FOR MAN'S BEST FRIEND 23 E. Clinton St. PHONE 2-42I7 Take the IF, out of LIFE With Life Insurance No matter what your plans for the future may be, life insurance will help you attain your goal. Thousands of concerns throughout the nation have on their employment applica- tion blanks the question: How much life insurance do you own? Why do they ask? Because ownership of life insurance shows thrift and foresight not only for today but for the future. Security Mutual Life Insurance Co. LIFE - ACCIDENT - HEALTH Home Office, Binghamton, N. Y. 0LUM'S FURNITURE Johnson City Store I Binghamton Store 218 Main Street 114 Clinton Street CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES X f Ozalid Products Division XA jf I I O Q X I General Aniline fr Film wc X EMM , Corporation ,zu 2221 fg lxn wi. fu f ' Q Johnson City, New York K K V' I 69 Court Street IIIIIIIII THE RIGHT CLOTHES Fon THE CAREER GIRL Fon T E co GE cm FOR QUALITY INSIST ON SENATE BRAND FOODS For SaIe at tI1e Best Independent Stores NEWELL 81 TRUESDELL CU. Binghamton, N.Y. Distributors G BINGHAMTON OPTICAL COMPANY 201 Press Building BETTER VISION -- BETTER LIFE. STUDENTS HEADQUARTERS PLAY BILLIARDS AND BOWL AT THE THE BINGHAMTON RECREATION sARi.ow'Eun.DiNG EINGHAMTON. N. Y. I0 Henry Street 5 BIL.L.lARD 8: POCKET TABLE 10 BOWLING ALLEYS EORGE H. BARLOW, in HARRY NEARING S Pnornizron GENERAL MANAGER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1943 CHAS. D. HUMPHRIES 37-39 Collier Street Binghamton, N. Y. fhfi 1 Building a SAFE World Depends on LiH'Ie Things 'Y Victory for America depends on a lot of little things. Because Amer- ica is a Democracy, it depends on every man, woman and child to do his or her part. Everyone has a job . . . like buying War Bonds, keep- ing the family healthy because of scarcity of doctors and danger ot losing hours of manpower in defense factories. Yes, Uncle Sam ex- pects everyone to do everything possible to hasten victory. THE BINGHAMTON PRESS Southern New York State' s Greatest Newspaper F RO-JOY SEALTEST ICE CREAM At Your Neighborhood Dealer GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION BINGHAMTQN, New YORK ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK ASPHALT AND ASBESTOS SI-IINGLES ASBESTOS SIDING ROCK WOOL INSULATION -, Experienced Workmen. Fair Prices. I fig ,MA ,,,L Highest Quality of Work. 51 , gf' iwfgigglqs Free Estimates of Cost. 1 '5 0 if' Convenient Terms. Q 1 X i' Binghamton Slag Roofing Co. .2331 Qbqllc lmgvgg'-gig' Incorporated PHONE 2-7221 209 WATER STREET IT PAYS TO sHoP AT PENNEY's Binghamtorfs Cash Department Store I I 5 . . ., C. a J C PENNEY C0 IN IILUVERDALE FARMS CU. HC. DAIRY PRODUCTS and ICE CREAM DIAL 2-5361 BROOME MacLennan's Flowers PRINTING Co' 499 Court St. 50 Prospect Ave. Dial 2-1484 You Break 'Em . . . We Make 'Em S BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. GEQRGE R, THAYER C0, 47 STATE STREET Complete Sprifzg Serzfire Binghamton, N. Y. PHONE 4-4522 16 JARVIS STREET 4 Music Machines and Phonograph Records R539 ISEZLSS FOR CLOTHES THAT HAVE CHIC RALPH J. ROGERS jeweler QUALITY GIFTS THAT PLEASE Small Weekly Payments Court Street at Washington RIGGING GEO. E. TREvz MOVING. TRUCKING. STORAGE 186 STATE STREET BINGHAMTON. N. Y. M. E. LEWIS HEATING CONTRACTOR HOT WATER HEATING AND VENTILATING HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE STEAM FITTING State Street L.H MacAImon, Supt Buffum's 5 to 1.00 Store F. F. BUFFUM Headquarters for School Supplies 53 S. WASHINGTON 2 fN fw , N .. l , ANU A , .-, A 3 5 -L 45:5 5 1-11- .Q 4 ' ' APPAREL FOR Ml LADY Where Smort Clothes Need Not Be Expensive TRLPHISHOPS 64 Court Street HOTCHKBS . Compliments ICE CREAM of X STORES Nourishes os It Refi-eshes !!X, EEE.,!f i lk? 'X f,- X i W pe. ' 1fSEiEHf.f43fXX.e an AUTO BODY REPAIRS REFINISHING FRAME-AxLE.wHeEL sekvlcs SINCE1924-SATISFACTION GUARANTEE COLLISION SERVICE T EflvMi,Et.,? Q N BEN L IUGGERST Printing Engraving Rubber Stamps 116 State St., opp. Sissons Congratulations to tl1e Class of '43 a PERFECTION CLEANERS 215 Main Street Phone 6-2393 lt's still very much in order to soy- CONGRATUATIONS TO THE GRADUATES! Despite oll forebodings, o newer ond finer world will emerge from the present choos. YOU ore our ossuronce thot the future will be brighter -thot the world will be o better-ploce in which to live. Upon YOU rests the responsibility for this future -o future of progress ond enlightenment, od- voncement, ond understanding. No groduotes in history hove hod or will hove greoter opportunities for occornplishment. Agoin L CONGRATULATIDNSYT THE BINGHAMTON SUN CONGRATULATIONS GRADUAT IN G CLASS OF CENTRAL HIGH from Binghamton's Oldest Bank THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BIN GHAMTON BE WISE! Fora QUALITY SPEND YouR 55 POINTS THE DELICIOUS wAY McTIGHE GROCERY CO. CONGRATULATIONS to the C I a s s o l 194 3 H. M. DIXON Pba1'1mzfi.rt 162 MAIN STREET CQLUMBIA PLATE GLASS HEADQUARTERS Fon HOME MOVIES COMPANY Color Photography 219 WASHINGTON STREET and BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Everything Photographic S. M. RISK Plate Glass Mirrors for Every Purpose - Special Price for Diploma Framing '65 W Shi 9'o 5 C COATS - DRESSES - ACCESSORIES For the junior Miss The Insurance Man DOYLE'S, Inc. COURT AT WATER STREET Binghamton Savings Bank Bldg. Binghamton N Y COMPLIMENTS OF N u- WAY 7 Main S ree A GLIDA cokr. or 8 t t xpert HAT CLEANING Binghamton, N.Y. SHOE SHINE SHOE REPAIR NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES HAGGERTY Sz FORBES 96 Front St.. Binghamton We Rent Tuxedos and Full Dress For All Occasions. il lk lk lk We Speciali n CLOTHING FOR YOUNG MEN Compliments of FREIJE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY 86 Clinton Street +3294 CONGRATULATIONS V' Cl TO THE JUNE '43 - - - GRADUATES THE BEST IN FOUNTAIN SERVICES . NOURISHES AS IT REFRESHES 52 Main Street Next to Giant Market Compltmems HEATH BARBER SHOP E. J. FITZMARTIN BILLIARDS COMPANY FIRESTONE North ot Court Street and I IReor of FowIer'sI CONGRATULATIONS to the CIass of 1943 DARROW-DAVIS, INC. Registered Jewelers 82 C t St TOM LAWLER GENERAL TIRES, INC. 85 Washington St. BINGHAMTON, N.Y. PHONE 2-1207 SAVO RY'S MARKETS West Side South Side 2l Seminary Ave. 304 Conklin Ave Dial-4-4378 Dial-2-6423 4-4379 2-6424 Quality Meats - Fresh Produce - Groceries We Deliver BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS , In ED .JZ A THVTJKIXALQAY Compliments x 3 gl v ,I -IBB STEPHENS sl COMPANY INC- School Supplies ,:,:,1,..,:. A.:. I .l.- -,::14 1 85-87 STATE STREET it means helping in the WAR EFFORT and also assures me of employment after the War is over. I have excellent office environmentg meet the best kind of peopleg have good hoursg and I wouIdn't change places with anyone. This is the story told by countless LOWELL students. You can prepare in a minimum length of time in a streamlined, intensive course of study. Write today for our latest War Bulle- tins on Preparation for a Thrilling and Useful Office Position. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ll6 Front Street PHONE 4-2941 Dial 2-3497 Compliments of 4 EMPIRE CLEANERS DRINK 'WWMZZL an V .7 :Psp 0 4 Wt' my Bottles and Fountain . 64685 22 COURT STREET BINGHAMTON. N. Y What you eat is vital to your health. America needs us strong, for only healthy nations win wars. And despite the problems incurred by food short- ages and rationing, we can all help to secure adequate nutrition necessary for health. What You Can Do: Plant a Victory Garden. What Mother Can Do: Can, Preserve, and Dry at Home. THE GAS COMPANY GRADUATES K'S The Man Today Tends Towards EAR SPQRT SHOP TIII: LARGEQEOSBI'-IDE!! IN THE TRIPLE CITIES or Headquarters tor good - Beachwear -' sweatefs equipment in GH Sports - Sport Coats - Fingertip Coats - Slacks - Jackets - Leisure Coats - Sport Shirts SALL-STEARNS' MEN'S WEAR 138 WASHINGTON STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. X be 6417 ' Q lgsxfigg - . . fa, ' ---1 t 1 fe-E4-IE?--: i f 155 1:5555 , .gif 4253 ,vfqyfe X I Q 'ny l,n,qQ -:EIS -511 , -pf. 'fwfr' 2: 1:41, 1 Q N Q ' ,.,, v,v,r,n,:f X ,IEA zqbdaf' 12:-, :' .1' ' -!Q,' . el. 355' .,:5:,::., 1 - . ., '5:5:: .'WHEI:- .fiffsi X J 'ff ' .zfiiiz zfifffif Q .gffvq It ,,1g? .5gs1-' F . ' ' .': ::f' 1:f:f:r: N -.N f . 155 BABCOCK 174 Washington St. - 123-125 State Si. HARDWARE Since 1874 Xl-L YOUR SERVICES ARE Dfffmf' NEEDED NOW The Qf the Bggkj The present offers unusual opportuni- ties to patriotic and ambitious young people. You can aid business and gov- ' ernment in the present emergency, and at the same time, lay foundation Entertainment and Instruction for future security. Business and gov- by the ernment service are two of 'the most , , attractive career fields open to young world s greatest minds I people today. of all time. We are starting on July 6th a short intensive six-months' course that will . qualify you for a good position in either field. School hours during July and August are 8:l5 A.M. to l P.M. This leaves afternoons free to work. K Visit the school or send for catalog. BINGHAMTON BUSINESS INSTITUTE 64 COURT STREET Dial 4-2791 ' I63 Front Street Binghamton, N. Y. of PEACE AT HOME IN WAR TIME Now, of all times, your house should look loved, offer beauty to the eye, comfort to the body, peace to the soul. Let us help your folks select what your home may need in furnishings from our wide stocks of furniture and accessories and from our 55 years of experience. THE FAIR STORE R. KNAU F, Owner GOOD EYESIGHT IS IMPORTANT -x TAKE CARE OF YOUR GLASSES THRU US AND THEY WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU We fit Glasses not only to the eyes, but to your face and character. You're sure your glasses here will not only benefit your vision but add to your appearance. We carry a complete line of optical products. Prescriptions filled. Lens replaced. Frames replaced. Frames repaired. Our prices are low. Triple Cities Optical Company NEW LOCATION 14 Court St. Dial 4-3321 ln concluding this yearbook of l943, the PANORAMA ANNUAL staff extends its appreciation to those who helped make this book one of our best publications. Therefore, to these individuals and organizations we give our hearty thanks and grat- itudm -To the Central students for their cooperation and outstanding support. -To Mr. Grace, our advisor, for his guidance and patience in our frequent problems. -To Miss Miller and her classes for typing the Graduate achievement slips -To the school secretaries for their willing assistance in securing school records and lists -To Mrs. Coffman and all the teachers for their cooperation during the subscription drive. -To those students who participated in and helped produce our assembly program. -To the clubs and organizations for their cooperation with the PAN ANNUAL Staff and Mn Disingen -To William Prince and the cast of uThe Eve of St. Mark' for their part in selecting the beauty contest winners -To our advertisers without whose assistance this publication would not be possible. -And lastly, to Mr. Frank Nest and Mr. Foster Disinger for their splendid work as our printer and photographen Sincerely THE PANORAMA BOARD i943 YWZWQQKK S x V X f ' x , x ff 4 I Q, is M ,. 1 S - Z P I Z I v 1 3 2 5 ',,4, V . 2 W 141' W 5 M r-4 s. 23:4 Q , ww, . 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