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

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Cafeteria . .-..,4. Row l: Mrs. Euleta Hayes, Mrs. Reva Andrews, Mrs. Margaret Williams. Row 2: Miss Mildred Morgan, Mrs. Dorothy G. Ramage. Boy, am I hungry! Well, let's go to the cafeteria and get a really good meal. This is a typical conversation in the halls of Central at ll :37 each noon hour. Located on the basement floor, the cafeteria is one of our most popular places. Some bring their own lunch and just buy milk or soup, while others prefer the nutritious and reasonably priced plate lunch. See you in the cafeteria! Custodians Row l: Michael Hudak, William J. Ford, George A. For- SYCY, ThOm3-S C011U6lly, Charles Whitcomb. .Thorough and efficient seem to be the only adjectives capable of describing the work of our custodians. One must realize the full scope of their duties to know the merit that they deserve. Not only must they be responsible for taking care of many emergencies, but they must also clean the building regularly. Our custodians have performed their jobs amaz- ingly wellg let's do our job and appreciate them for it!

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ART Our art depart- ment is a store- house of wealth for anyone interested in art. The first course is that of general art: As the name indicates, this course introduces the student to the various types of art and gives him a general appreciation of itz If the student wishes further art training, he may enroll in the second and third year courses. These are more ad- vanced and furnish students with 'T a good background in art. Under the leadership of Miss Grace Hol- , comllltv, this department is really a l wort whi e one. It has aved the road . , for many an art careeriwhy not for M155 Grate Holcomb yours, too? DRI NG Driving, under the able leadership ot Mr. Andrew Harris, has become a very popular course for- Central's seniors. The members of this class meet twice a week for lectures and movies on the fundamentals of driving, and twice a week for actual prac- tice in the driver-training car to develop safe road hab- its. Although driving seems comparatively easy, modern cars and. equipment have made it very complex, These intricacies are dis- cussed and cleared up during Mr. Harris's lecture periods. Even though developing driving skills is very .im- portant, the chief purpose of the driver- training course is to promote safe driving attitudes. Mr. Andrew Harris H0 C Central s home econon1ic's depart- ment, headed by Mrs. Lillian Perkins and Miss Elizabeth Stanford, offers a very complete homemaking program to both boys and girls. Home nursing, child care, etiquette, inter- ior decorating, and good grooming are taken up by both the boys' and girls' home- making departments. However, the boys concentrate more on cooking such things as pizza pies and spaghetti. The excellent equip- ment and leadership, combined with a group of really interested students Seatedg Mrs, Lillian Perkins, helps to make homemaking a popular 13 Subject. Standing: Miss Elizabeth Stanford. 3 5 il 1 3 5 4 1 It . ,l 1 1 1 l 1 4 v 4 4 i 1 4 l I 1 i 1 i . 1 l 1 1 1 i

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