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

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The members of the Panorama Annual Board of l946 devotedly dedicate this Panorama Yearbook to their friend, the former Principal of our school, Mr. William Bush. When the school year opened in September, the students and faculty realized that they were suffering a great loss. Mr. Bush, who came to Central in the Fall of l93O, had resigned his position as head of Central's faculty in the latter part of the preceding summer. Our former Principal had the reputation of being a friend ot every student and faculty member of our school. The pleasing personality of this outstanding character has left a deep impression in the minds of all Centralites. They all remember his cheerful manner and his good-natured smileg his co-operative attitude will never be forgotten by them. His attendance at school activities and his presence at club luncheons are examples of the little things which are so characteristic of Mr, Bush and which won much admiration for him from everyone. Of course, the sound advice which the Principal was always willing to offer to all students will not go unremembered. As we all look back over the years that Mr. Bush worked with us and with students who came before us, a deep feeling of appreciation and gratitude finds its place in our hearts. Page Nine

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fi THE FIVE RING CIRCUS RING I From page 13 to 23 the Ringmasters perform QAdministrationj RING II To see the circus troop in action see pages 24 to 55 QActivitiesj RING III The Strong Men will thrill you from page 56 to 75 qAthleticsj RING IV To say good-bye to those leaving our Circus turn to page 76 QGraduates -January and Juncj RING V And to see the wares we proudly recommend turn to page 100 CALlVCI'ClSCI'IlCflISD l :ff ' uf gs i 1 1 Y vo 2 - 6 0 K r Q I 7 I I Page Eight

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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