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

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Driving Devoting two class periods a week to studying driving tech¬ niques and laws, this driving class will soon be ready to take over the U. S. highways. Each student spends twenty minutes a day at the wheel under the watchful eye of Mr. Fred Hawk. Physical Ed. In Physical Education classes boys are given exercises to build their bodies. They also take part in such sports as basketball, baseball, track and volleyball. Page Eighteen rm $

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Commercial Joan Jankewiez and Mary Free- bern practice taking an assign¬ ment which must be typed. Modem business machines ex¬ cellent teacher, and a thorough extensive course have made Central ' s Commercial Depart¬ ment outstanding. Central pu¬ pils can choose from a wide field which includes arithmetic, business law, bookkeeping, typ¬ ing, shorthand, salesmanship, and business management. Industrial Jo e Snopek and Gerald Krise are being taught the art of running a printing press. The strange noises you sometimes hear coming from the basement of Central are the noises made by the Industrial Department. In this de¬ partment, students learn the intricacies of autos, lathes and other kinds of machinery, mechan¬ ical drawing, and the printing trade. . Page Seventeen

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Secretaries First Row: Miss Josephine Ash- ker, Miss Dorothy Turner, Mrs. Mary Brown, and Mrs. Marjorie Hebbard Second Row: Mrs Genevieve Driscoll, Miss Doris Igler, and Miss Margaret Linehan. Cafeteria Staff Miss Margaret O ' Neill, Mrs. Blanche Van Bell, Miss Mildred Morgan, Miss Bertha Wilmot, Mrs. Jessie Jeffers, Mrs. Dorothy Ramage, Mrs. Wilma Gaylord, and Mrs. Euleta Hayes. Custodians First Row: Mr. George For¬ ester, Mrs. Mary Mack, and Mr. Charles Whitcomb. Second Row: Mr. Thomas Man- gan, Mr. William Ford, Mr. Ed¬ ward Sheehy, and Mr. Paul Andross.