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

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' WCALL IT A DAYW Although our school band is never too much in evidence after the completion of the football season, we owe them a lot of credit for their fine spirit during that season fespecially the U.E. Game!D. They were on hand for our pep rallies, and as always, under the direction of our effervescent Mr. Lynch. We rather take the band for granted, until we realize just how far we would get Cor wouldn't get!D without our band during the football sea- son. We certainly need their presence when we wish to thunder out with the Fight Song, or any of those other well-known football songs. A singular honor was bestowed upon the band on March 27th, when they were asked to play at the Presentation of the Army- Navy WE' to Ansco Company. Altogether, they have done a fine job the entire year, and we have every right to be proud of the Central band. ' SPURRING ON THE VICTORY , JMX?

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2amzfmsfmsswaawsmzuvz'1mmammaemlwQf5a QtmLW we'wwM fmfwwM-YM--- pQgg g? j5qfIgF KKQQ J 'E 1iq215 'TH EY su ALLN VJE,5l1USIC Ever since the organization of the Fife and Drum Corps in the fall of 1941 by Mrs. Henry Merz, it has had a full membership of girls who have taken the time to drill and practice and make Central proud of them. We associate them mainly with the foot- ball season, for it is then that we hear them drilling on-the lot on Front Street, and certainly it is then when all eyes are turned their way as they smartly march across the field in their white uniforms, and boots. They'd make a fine impression on any- one, and we're proud they belong to Central. So, our hats off to you, Fife and Drum Corps!