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

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DRGAN IZATIO SPRING OFFICERS TREASURER Theodore Smyk Peter H a r r i s, president. Color him on a 50 mile swim and do it with vig- ah ! Bob Kalinich, vice-pres- ident. Color him smiling, ready, and dependable. Color Steffie Mikalajunasy hair un- known, manner efficient, and color her secretary. Color our treasurer Ted Smykls fingers green, his pockets full, and color him gone. The season is spring, so color it fresh and active. General Organization should be colored speedy. It collect- ed the activity fees rapidly and with success. Color the dances sponsored by G.O. Groovy and the Teacher Appreciation Day thoughtful. Color G.O. any color you like. lt's a colorful organi- zation! PRESIDENT Peter Harris SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT Stephanie Mikalajunas Robert Kalinich Row 1.' C. Klearey, B. Noble, K. Kane, C. Taub, L. Grocki, R. Potusky, Mr. john Gable. Rauf 2, H. Cohen, M. Potusky, C. Tomik, K. Chapman, A. Serafini, S. McQuide, V. Griffith, E. Byrnes Row 3: P. Campo, J. LeFever, A. Andreyev, J. Howard, K. Chanecka, E. Isaacson, C. Dickstein, I Daniesia. Raw 4: M. Pandish, L. Rozen, H. Maier. B, Fischer, P. Pappas, D. Green, F. Dowling J. Bess, J. Lesko, M. Mankus, M. Vavra, J. Keane. 27

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Row 1: B. Normile, M. Reed, J. Gable fAdvisorJ, D. Petras, J. Walls, M. Multer, V. Griffith, T. Romagnoli, J. Pompeii, R. Sullivan. Raw 2.' A. Bowan, L. Griffiths, M. Konecruf, K. Furchtsam, R. Potusky, M. Cole, M. Sloan, P. Harris, J. Meagher. Row 3: J. Kussel, K. Kane, R. O'Connor, M. Night, P. Foley, S. Fairbanks, J. Allen, L. Rice, B. Rand, C. Berger. Row 4: M. Kane, J. Cleary, K. Chanecka, K. Madigan, J. Howard, L. Grocki, P. Stevenson, J. Phalen, M. Morris, E. Lalli. Row 5: M. Mankus, D. Green, R. Rote, C. Restino, L. Cohn, B. Furch, D. DeRosa, B. Shapiro, A. Huppe. GE ERAI This fall the G.O. presi- dential gavel was placed in the hand of Dan Petras. Mary Multer served as Vice-Presi- dent, Joan Walls, Secretary, and Valerie Griffith as Treasurer with Mr. John Gable as Advisor. Major General Organization proj- ects included a campaign to bolster student sportmanship, plans to start a Russian Club, the sale of yearbooks by G.O. representatives, a stricter G.O. attendance rule, a new way of electing G.O. representatives, the sending of delegates to the Student Government local conference and the Elk's Club Leadership Contest meeting. Also, plans for a memorial for deceased faculty members and students were proposed. PRESIDENT Daniel Petras FALL OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Mary Multer Valerie Griffith Joan Vlfalls 26

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KEY CLUB L toR Row 1 C Sin er B Winnick R Arlas G Goldstein R Augustine M Melamed S. Abramson, S. Barron, D. Muller CPres.D, H. Maier, M. Sloan, F. Alexander, Mr. Goosely- Advisor. Row 2: J. Gulino, J. Bernstein, K. Cohn, D. Goldstein. T. Testa, T. Muller, S. Kur L. Cohn. Row 3: F. Reinfurt, G. Hirko, L. Levene, E, Lieberman, D. Mack, B. XX'ells, A Liarean, J. bIcHugh, P. XVinston. J. Keane, S. Frank, D. Moyer. P. Cronk, D. Green. I Wasielevfski, M. Vavra. With a deafening clang of the Key Club bell, Central's most active service organization comes to order in room 21 each Wednesday' noon. Above the clamor of numerous private conversations, President Don Muller, aided by Mr. Goosely as faculty advisor and Vice-President Steve Abramson, Secretary Dave Moyer, and Treasurer Mike Melamed, usually manages to see that concession stands and coat checks are manned, football programs are sold, or the annual car wash is carried out, the proceeds going to such services as the student hand book and special projects. 28