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

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Presenting the ringmasters Of a circus nine months long Who keep us after school sometimes To teach us right from wrong. They teach us how to parlez-vous ln German, French and Spanishg They pass around Expressing Yourself' The book we wish they'd banish. In Physics, math, and chemistry They make us look quite bright: We're taught how to make substances And the difference between volume and height They really are quite wonderful They know so many thingsg And then they come to teach us As if we all were kings. And so Cletus says Three cheers To all the teachers in the school Of readin'g writin'g 'rithmetic And of the Golden Rule. 1

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Two students discuss their course of study with Miss Edith Van Deusen and Miss Marian Taylor, Girl Coun- selors. Two important ringmasters of Central's own well-managed circus are Mr. E. T. Springmann and Mr. R. L. Schuster. Since Mr. Springmann's arrival at Central there have been more changes than in almost any other time in the school's history. The completion of the new school lounge and lunch- room, two-way stair traffic, and the new locker system are a few of the outward evidences that i946 has been an outstanding year. Our new Principal has been a steadying influence in these changes and in all of Central's activities for the entire year. Mr. Schuster, aside from his activities as Vice-Principal and Boys' Counselor, also guides each graduating class through the maze of activities that goes with it, and produces our annual Memorial Day Assembly. The January and June Proms would lack much spirit and originality if Mr. Schuster failed to support them. Because of the managing ability of these two men, activities constantly move more smoothly. wMW,,.,- Mr. Richard L. Schuster, Boy's Coun- selor, and Mr. Edward Springmann, Principal, discuss some administra- tive problems. W-M 1 The friendly advice given to the girls of Central High by their counselors, Miss Edith VanDeusen and Miss Marian Taylor, is greatly appreciated. The counselor of Junior A and Senior girls, Miss VanDeusen, has been at Cen- tral for four years. In addition to being an understanding dean, she also supervises the activities of Honor Society. Her help to girls consists especially in advising them as to their careers and general choice of subjects. Miss Taylor, who serves as Sophomore and Junior B girls' counselor, came to Central only three years ago. Besides carrying out her stren- uous counselling duties, Miss Taylor acts as a sponsor for the Girl Reserves. To many of Central's young girl students, she is a con- fidant, and a true friend during the many troubles that may arise. Central may well be proud of these two advisors who try to truly counsel, Page Twelve