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

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aaa? 2 f 'X f ' I A ,ef A A f V at , - A D N at f' X A BIG YEAR MISS VAN DEUSEN ROLL CALL Fon HONOR soclerv BINGHAMTON CENTRAL - 1943-1944...Reports have it that Honor Society has again gained its recognition as an outstanding organization of Central. Besides the presidents the secretaries were Dorothy Donnelly and Margaret Churchg General Officers, Edward Nosewicz and Margaret Kelly. Honor Society sponsored four im- pressive assemblies during the yearg two for the in- stallation of the new membena An atmosphere of suspense prevails in the audience that day for the new members are always taken by surprise. The other two assemblies were to honor the Honor Graduates. The members made sure that everyone received the awards they had earned and even tried to get Governor Dewey as a guest speaker through the pull of 'Best Citizen' Collins. Of course, the 'Talkey' was the newest addition to Honor Society's activities. Miss VanDeusen is rather proud of her group, and she should be. Honor Society is a society to be honored. CARRIES ON Adviser for Honor Society a year...P0pular Upper Class Girls' Counselor. . . educated at Albany State Teachers... Master's Degree from New York University...taught in D ndee, N. lk and East Junior HigP...City Director of Mat ematics...born in Newark, N. lL...friendly brown eyes... fond of read1ng...l1kes to travel in Alaska...hobbies with music and birds... hardworking Victory Gardener. James Agatheas Louise Azersky Norman Bergman Jacklyn Bolton Jean Bush Robert Collins Barbara Decker Granger Drewry Geno Ferranti Edith Gazda David Harper Ann Headly Lloyd Herrick Robert Hoffman Olive Kellner Margaret Kelly Eileen Kinney Beatrice Lewis Michael Marlin Martin Amy McLean Mary Meagher Robert Neill Ruth 0'Connor Louis Pasquale Janet Russell Adeline Scovil Evelyn Smith Robertt Smith Ellis Tarsches Joseph Tokas Margaret Treyz Barbara Turner Richard Valley Nancy VanAtta Evelyn VanHorn Selma Williams Ziac Esther Anderson Bernard Barnett Barbara Bennett Margaret Church Virginia French Barbara McGuire Thomas Milligan Gertrude Murphy Edward Nosewicz Salvatore Ruffo Evelyn Armstrong Ethel Mae Barker Frank Bezek, Jr. Dorothy Donnelly Charles Ketchoyian Fritz Lowenstein Virginia Molessa Georgianna Scovil MmhmlTwMiu

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s o f' ' A A Le A a gif Q73 . w- ,il '-'m f' Fi -J I E A S. X cl X NIV! B GERTRUDE MURPHY HONOR SOCIETY TOKAS HEADS FALL PRESIDENT PUBLISHES TALKlE SPRING MEMBERS Popular Fall President of Honor Soc1ety...wel1-known Vice-President of school... energetic menber and president of Lit C1ub...feature editor of Pan...two scholastic 1etters...cheer1eader... winner of beauty contest '43...most popular Junior '42...1nterested in Dramatics ...starred in 'The Little Foxes'...enjoys writing, acting, danc1ng...Fall '44 University of Rochester... gracious...scinti1lat1ng... 'Gert'. For Service Men Only Remember the tag sale Honor Society had last fall? That was held to get funds to support their new under- taking 'The Ta1key'...The 'Talkey' is a newipaper pub- lished just for t e service men from Centra1...contains articles about sports, assenh blies, clubs, faculty, stu- dents,5and sggcial city events...over 0 subscribe now...Bea Lewis was the fall editor and Amy McLean edits this term's edit1ons...show case displays armbands that were sent to Honor Society in answer to a request in this paper...1etters say that the boys are engoying this news from home... his is a great project, Honor Soc- iety, so keep up the good work. Ambitious President of Honor Society...winner of two scholastic awards. . . tall C6i'j...green eyes...brown curly hair...former G.0. delegate...sports on the sideline...L1fe Saver...18 years old...enjoys hiking and sw1mming...can't resist red heads...doesn't mind homework in Math and Chemistry ...After school-Navy Air Corps...chi1dhood ambition... to study at Annapolis... Ambitious...Likab1e...'Joe'.

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1 PAMHDA. I IYIKI Il E M Q L25 M69 I Y ho' SP0 I ff G' 1 50 496 69.9 X066 Mer tex 'THERE SHALL BE N0 NIGHT' Get your Pan...only five cents...and with this chant the wandering Pan staff starts its monthly sale. Centralites buy a copy to read the who's, what's, and wherefore's of Central High. nHot On Your Tracksw and 'Central Bulldogn were some of the most popular attractions of the year plus the edi- torials, features, sports, and news stories. The biggest feature item was the decision of the Pan poll that King Bing still rules the world of Crooners. Plenty of changes and traditions were broken during the year. The biggest change was the departing of Lloyd Hartman for Uncle Sam's Navy and being capably succeeded by Michael Bochnak. Another was the appointment of a Junior A as editorial editor during the fall term and the appointment of two girls as associate-editors for the spring term. Congrats...Pan...for a great success in your third year of publication. l , 1.im 1.-M. -Manu-In-as 1a.f5fawu.Lsaa.smm41nwaffrlgafwss,.ws