Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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The Faculty ewes I FRED J. BIERCE Principal HAROLD I. COON Head of Language Department BERNARD O. LARSEN Head of Industrial Arts FRANK D. SMIGELSKY Head of jlfathematics MRS. JULIANA REIDY Secretary MISS HELEN C. ALVORD Drawing MISS WINIFRED L. AYLING Librarian MISS FRANCES M. BLISS Latin MISS LOIS BURTON Sewing MISS HAZEL BUSH English I. BROOKS CLARK General Science 5:2 MISS IENNIE R. COFFEY French ' JOHN CONDON, Physics, Chemistry MISS MARION EATON Elementary Subjects CARL F. EICHELBERG Printing, Nottingham Citizen MISS GERTRUDE M. ENDERSBEE Geometry, Algebra MRS. MARY Ii. FAULKS ' Home Economics HAROLD M. GEBHARDT Physical Director MISS MARION G. GOLLEY Business English, Typewriting Commercial Law MISS OLIVE I-IAGERMAN Home Economics MISS JOSEPHINE HASBROUCK English MISS BLANCHE HORSINGTON Algebra, Commercial Arithmetic MISS MYRTLE E. I-IOUGI-I Latin, Biology MISS LEAI-I A. HUCKANS French ' MISS MARY A. HUGHES Arithmetic 'IOHN P. .IACKS Mechanical Drawing MISS BERNICI2 A. KENYON English MISS LUCILLE M, KOHLES I History, English MISS DORIS H. LAMSON Matlicmatics KENNETH R. LAVOY Cabinet MISS BLANCHE LEARNED History, Civics M. ELIZABETH MASON History MISS MISS JANE MCBURNEY Latin MRS. E. G. MOORE Director of Music SARAH MURPHY Algebra GRACE PARKER History ALFRED K. PEPER llffachine Shop WALTER F. REYNOLDS Electricity MISS ELGIN ROBERTS Latin and French MISS DOROTHY M. ROBERTSON English, Nottingham Citizen MISS IDOLORES RYAN English, Civics MISS NETTIE M. SADLER Biology MISS JULIA F. SI-IUFELT Commercial MISS FRIEDERICA SMITH t English MRS. MRS. Page Seven

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um? 5 V .., , W W 1' ,s ,WV f Miss Mason Ever since Nottingham High School was organized, Miss Mason has been head of the History Department. The class chose her as their advisor because of the sound advice she is able to impart and for the dignity she be- stows upon the class activities. Miss Mason has controlled our overexuberant, youthful spirits and has kept us from making the head- long blunders so usual for an unwisely guided class to make. To her the class feels great in- debtedness. ' Mr. Smigelsky i Mr. Smigelsky, as faculty advisor, has taken a most active interest in every activity of the Senior Class. Always quick to think of ways out of our dilemmas, he has been in-- valuable to all the committees. , Although Mr. Smigelsky has been at Not- tingham for only a year, he is respected and liked by the student body for his understand- ing and fairness and has assumed a position for which he is preeminentlyr suited, that of an advisor in all questions with which the student is troubled. Page Eight