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

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In the year 1776. . . Hey, take a whiff of that chlorine ... A equals... Set the mar¬ ginal stops at 10 and... N’est ce pas?... Add the eggs and. . . Quick, shift. . . “To be or not to. Keep that beat... Such words are familiar to the — FACULTY and STUD A A A Most of our school hours, of course, are spent in the class¬ room. There our teachers help to acquaint us with many phases of human knowledge—-fine arts, mathematics, languages, social sciences. Our studies in all fields are aimed toward one common goal—to equip us to live happy and useful lives.

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Administration... When people think of school employees, they naturally think of teachers first, but just as in¬ dispensable to the life of the students at Central are the members of the administration department. The principal and counselors aid us in meeting many of the problems which we find during the school day. Al¬ most every student is grateful to either Mr. Springmann, Mr. Schuster, Miss Taylor, and Mr. Above: Mr. Martin A. Heifer, the able new superintendent of schools, has successfully completed his first year in Binghamton. Below: Our principal, Mr. Edward T. Springmann, patiently talks over Joan Knickerbocker ' s senior schedule with her. Page Eight