Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Foreword The staff of this Year Book has sought to pro- duce a publication that will in every way be all that the name Reflector implies. It is human nature to be constantly striving for a higher goal, and the staff of the Reflector is no exception to this rule. In preparing this hook, our chief regret has been that, because of our limited finances, we have been unable to in- clude everything that would be of interest to the students of Nottingham. However, we have done our best and we leave it to you to judge the results. We feel that a Year Book should be a reflec- tion of the character and activities of the Senior class and of the school as a whole, and if we have accomplished this much, we wish to extend our heartiest thanks to our classmates and the faculty whose cooperation has made it possible. l4l

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Editorial Staff of the qflector of 1929 ddwrtising Mzznager NIARVIN BROWN H ENRY STEVENS-Sports BETTY MARSH-Clubs JANE CADY DEAN RUTLEDGE DOROTHY BASTABLE RICHARD GROVES lfditor-in-Chief S. GILBERT PRENTISS Iixsoffzlte Editor ICTIIEL M. GARDNER 1gll.ViI1l'5.V J Illllllylfl' XVII.I,IAIX1 H. SNYDER lfdiiorx flmistants LEE TRIMNI RHODA CAHILI. FRANCIS ELLIS ROBERT KORETZ E31 C'i!'t'lllIlfi07I Jlflnnzzger STUART GRAVES RIARGARET CL'RTISS1AYt AI.FRED GDLGII-Seniors BETTY TINIMINS AILSTINA GDULD ROBERT KNAPI' PAUL KELLETEK

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llfv lfL'tI'll7lllt? this book to NIV. F. .l. Bierzra' who, ax Principal of N0lfl.HgllIlH'l Iligh, hay piloted us faithfully and efhciently thru the dif- ficulties and xrzrrfresses fwhich each student, with lzix help, has met and 71l1l5ll'1'L'd. U1