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

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Page Ten L -W ,. W .I The first fifty years of the century have come and gone, and with them, hundreds of students have corne and gone through the portals of B.C.H.S. Throughout these years, the supporting foun- dation of the school has been the faculty. Boys and girls have been graduating every six months, only because of the teachers who remain to help each new pupil formulate a philosophy for the future. ln addition to helping us in our studies, they have tire- lessly advised and coached our extra curricular activities and athletic teams. Therefore, much of the credit for giving Central one of the finest high school reputations in the state, goes to the faculty for their excellent job now and in the past.

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1 , Our cheerful superintendent of schools -Martin A. Helier. THEY MAKE US TICK A school is only as good as the members of its faculty. The excellent administration of Cen- tral help to make our school so fine. With such able leadership, students are learning to get the most out of their school life. At the top of the ladder, Mr. Helter, Superintendent, and our Principal, Mr. Springman, give the best of direc- tion. We are all familiar with the work of Mrs. McDavitt and Mrs. Wilcox, in the Main Office and Attendance Office, respectively. Mr. Space, senior counselor, Mr. Schuster and Miss Taylor, sophomore and junior boys' and girls' coun- selor respectively, are a great source of guid- ance and assistance to every student. We value every subject taught in Central. The arts, crafts, and sciences will help us in our chosen profession. Besides learning how to keep physically fit, we learn the value of good sportsmanship, which is one of the most im- portant lessons of all. In such a school as ours, We appreciate the high quality of our faculty who mold our lives by giving us the proper knowledge, social as well as academic. .,-V . , Page Twelve Al Mr, Edward T. Springmann helps Suzanne Welch plan her future.