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

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ADMINISTRATION I Upon these, “Central’s big five”, hinges the fate of our well-being. Left to right: Maxwell Space, senior counselor; Edward T. Springmann, principal; Martin A. Heifer, superintendent of schools; Marion Taylor, sophomore and junior girls’ counselor; and Richard Schuster, sopho- I more and junior boys’ counselor. A school is only as good as its administration, and Cen¬ tral High has a very fine staff. At the head of the list, we find i Mr. Martin A. Heifer, superintendent of schools. Here at Cen¬ tral, our principal, Mr. Edward T. Springman, takes a leading part. Mr. Space, senior counselor, gives pupils helpful advice about colleges and careers, while Mr. Richard Schuster and | Miss Marion Taylor guide sophomore and junior students. Illness and other abscences can have a detrimental effect on a student ' s scholastic standing. Miss Rose Wilcox has that task of keeping our attendance records. In the main office, Mrs. Edna McDavitt, secretary, assists I students and handles numerous duties. Thus we get a glimpse of Central ' s Administration. Page Five

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PANORAMA ANNUAL 1951 of BINGHAMTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Binghamton, New York INTRODUCTION.1-3 ADMINISTRATION. 5 CURRICULUM. 7 GOVERNMENT.13 HONOR SOCIETY.15 HOME ROOMS.17 ARTS. 29 PUBLICATIONS.37 SERVICE ORGANIZATION ... 41 PRACTICAL ARTS.46 BEAUTIES.51 ATHLETICS.53 GRADUATES.77 ADVERTISEMENTS.99 INDEX.119 This year, as a variation to the custom of previous years, the editors have instigated a new method of arranging the contents of the Annual. Rather than generally dividing the contents into groups of: Faculty, Activities, Sports, Graduates, and Advertising, it was agreed to further compile it into specific classifications, e.g., including all pertaining to language in close proximity: i.e., English Class, Literary Club, and Language Instruction on one double spread. However, realizing the possible difficulties this new system entails, the editors have prepared an index to be found at the end of the book on page 119.

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Mrs. Edna McDavitt has the all-important job of supervising Cen¬ tral’s main office. Mrs. Rose Wilcox, in charge of the attendance office, justifiably smiles as she congratulates Mary Ann Ondrako for having maintained the long¬ est “perfect attendance” in Central. Seated: Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll, Miss Margaret Linehan. Standing: Miss Charlotte Meade, Miss Dorothy Turner, Miss Doris Igler, Miss Josephine Ashker. Page Six A long awaited moment.receiving the coveted diploma from Mr. Heifer, superintendent of schools.