Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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WE HAVE DONE OUR UTMOST TO MAKE THIS VOLUME A TRUE MIRROR OF THE SCHOOL'S ACTIVITIES DURING THE PAST YEAR. IF THIS ATTEMPT HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL, IT IS DUE MAINLY TO THE CO-OPERATION RECEIVED FROM CLASSMATES AND THOSE WITH WHOM BUSINESS WAS CONDUCTED. IN MAKING THE REFLECTOR, WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST, AND WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT OUR EFFORTS PLEASE. ..-1 IN C-BRATEFUL APPRECIATION OF THEIR TIRE- LESS EFFORTS IN OUR BEHALF, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY DEDICATES THIS BOOK TO THE FACULTY Zin illflemuriam 37959 John P. Jacks Willard Harf THE REFLECTOR 'Mu 'ef' LOOKING FORWARD 'T When we were in grammar school noT long ago, We looked aT The high school wiTh awe. Our greaT aspiraTions had Their apex There, And iT was crowned wiTh a golden halo. IT is queer, is iT noT, in Tour shorT years, I-low our dreams will change and grow? For now iT is college ThaT has us enThraIIed, Or, Tor some, grand and noble careers. For our high school days have come To a close. BuT our sadness is lined wiTh joy, For The friendships formed are Too sTaunch and True For This parTing ever To cloy. And The memories of The lessons learned. No maTTer how useless They seemed. Will show us Their value laTer on. And our success will be honesTly earned. IT I were only a propheT, In The TuTure I Think I migh+ see Ambassadors. Teachers, and scholars of life, Or a, second greaT Disraeli. I see TaThers and moThers and beauTifuI homes Where love and sympaThy reign, Joy ThaT no kingdom could rival, And a noble endurance of pain. So from childhood Thru high school Thus 'Far we've come, Each sTaTe wiTh iTs sorrows and ioy. Each wiTh iTs new expecTaTions ThaT noThing can ever desTroy. TH E RE FLECT O R 1? S E FAC ULTY TH th Cl. L32 35 Io LD wt .Rn -0 543 -Em mm Q3-2 2 3 5.5: Ei -o S5 LDLD if wan .-Ji, EE -E5 '-o QS? M02 -if EQ SE Cu: SE CD 4:2 -C Q -QQ L C 3 L 5 55 LD if 02 L if .o ii 632 o'- 'OE S 'ci Ui Qc E0 9, if .C -9.5 LL O2 +V: I2 -Qi 3,54 0.3 M- -O2 Ci O.C UQ. mg Us Q 2 3.2 if -Q- gx wi 552 -E C O2 if 0:15 'OC C2 Baa Ll. .30 52 -3 Si E 36 Urn EF 3 Q Em -2 gf .E2- E01 C CL: .af L Zu, -2 E2 85? B as --ap 29 JLD -.QQ 52 .gg Fin -8 m anim fag mo LD- Q E -L2 Em-455 1.523 2 6 C-452 X01 0-- ML? .o 5-4- -15 .imc L-O 2 . U34 22 Q 24.6 .QU Q15 8 213 ij Q E Q O E U uv 5 ug L M MMM l THE REFLECTOR 7 in :J THE FACULTY 'T Fred J. Bierce Harold J. Coon Principal Vice-Principal Miss H. C. Alvord Miss J. Hasbrouck Miss V. W. Morgan Drawing English French, German, Lafin Miss W. L. Ayling Miss B. Horsingron Mrs. S. V. Murphy Librarian Mafhemafics Mafhernafics Miss F. M. Bliss Miss M. E. Hough Mr. E. B. Parenr Lafin A Lafin Cabinef Making Miss E. Boldry Miss l.. A. l-luCk6r1S Mrs. G. S. Parker English. Geography French Hisfory Miss L. A. Burfon Miss M- A- l'll-'Qlies ' Mr. A. K. Peper Home Economics Afl'fl me'l'lC ' Machine Shop Miss H. Bush English Mr. l. B. Clark General Science Miss J. B. Coffey French Mr. J. J. Condon Chernisfry, Physics Mrs.iM. B. Daley Arirhmelic, English Miss M. Eaion Miss V. Johnson Physical Educaiion Miss D. A. Kelley Dramafics Miss B. A. Kenyon English Miss L. M. Kohles English, l-lisfory Mrs. R. O. MacDonald Arifhmefic, English Miss M. MacFarlane English, Geography Bl'-7l09Y Mr. C. F. Eichelberg Mlss J' M'.MCBumey Prinfing Lailn Miss G. M. Endersbee Mr' W' D' lVlCl'augl'lln Mafhemafics Head of lnclus+rial Deparfmenf Mrs. M. E. Faulks Mrs. D. McLennan Home Economics Mafhemviss Miss M. G. Golley Commercial Miss H. B. Greenberg Secrefary Mr. W. A. Manor y Physical Educalion Miss M. E. Mason Hisfory Mrs. P. H. Mischler Home Economics Mr. W. F. Reynolds Elecrric Shop Miss E. Roberfs Larin Miss D. M. Roberfson English Miss D. Ryan Civics, Hislory Mr. J. V. SackeH' Music Miss N. M. Sadler Biology Miss R. L. Sanderson Dean of Girls Miss J. Shulelf Commercial Mr. F. D. Smigelsky Head of Mafhemafics Deparfmenf Miss F. Smifh English Mr. D. H. Wrighl Mechanical Drawing 8 THE REFLECTOR Q41 af-F I929 Sept 9. Sept 23. Oct 3. Oct I5. Nov. 20. Dec. IO. Dec. I 3- I 4 I93O Jan. 20-24. Jan. 24. Feb. I4. HEADLINES AND HEADLIGHTS School opened. Sludenf Council elecfed. and candidales nominafed for school offices. Dramafic Club reorganized, and modeled alifer Boar's Head So- cie+y. Eugene Harfer elecfed President and Joseph Fowler elecled Vice- Presidenl of The Sfudenf Body. Firs+ exI'ra prinled by 'rhe Cifizen. End of ioofball season, wi'rh Noi'- Iingham in I'hird posi'I'ion in 1'he Cify League. S+uden+ Courf plan passed by Council. The firsf No'r+ingham Revue scored a big hit Regenfs week. Drama+ic Club Dance. Senior Class elecfions held. F5 Feb. 27. Mar. l2. Mar. I3. Mar. 27. Apr. 4 Apr. I6. May 2. May l5. May 23. June 6. Junel6-2I. June 23. Fowler elecled President and Vin- cem' elec+ed Vice-Presidenf of +l'1e Sfudenf Body. ReflecI'or campaign opened . Firs+ Annual Sporfsmanship Ban- quet Announcemenl' +ha'r Hermione Kopp is Valediclorian, and Eliz- abefh Decker is Salufalorian of I'he Senior Class. Firs+ Tea Dance held in 'rhe Gym. Firs+ Annual Spring Music Fes- +ival presenfed in +he audiforium. Capacily crowd saw The Queen's Husband presen+ecl by Ihe Dra- ma'ric Club. Senior Class Banquef held a+ Schratfts. ln Arcadyf' an opereH'a sfaged by 'rhe combined musical organ- izafions of Ihe school, scored a big hit Senior Dance held in gym. Regenls week. Commencement THE REFLECTOR THE REFLECTOR in in ENT!-I AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS SEV THE REFLECTOR SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BOYS THE REFLECTOR 'Eu iff N GIRLS MA FRESH THE REFLECTOR FRESHMAN BOYS THE REFLECTOR SOPHOMORE GIRLS THE REFLECTOR ? in SOPHOMORE BOYS THE REFLECTOR L gf THE REFLECTOR N4 4-F THE REFLECTOR Q31 if c hN ffEe K - hr. 1 'Cixi'-1 g Q J ff, X f f' I 42:1 P '1 Ji' 0,X 5 X Y ff x --A' '-'Z xx '- A I Ili l X-. tx., 1 Q xm x 5 ,ffl p 'XX in ,f! SE g y ,' I ii f f he . ' , ,ff 'P f TC' . m C3 NXC? U N W X ffgfbfcvs :aft C f 0 fq,.fQ, I I W, 44,vfffffMwh1m----QA--- 20 THE REFLECTOR 11- ef' CLASS OFFICERS l BERNADINE LGCKWOOD Bernie's pleasanT manner and pleasing dis- posiTion sTood her in good sTead when The Senior Class chose Their Vice-PresidenT. ATTer helping To organize The Forum a year and a half ago, she has served as iTs Vice-PresidenT since ThaT Time. Bernie is also a member oT The Girls' Glee Club, and The DramaTic Club. She porTrayed in an excellenT manner The parT oT Princess Anne in The play The Queens Husband, which was produced in The Spring oT This year. Bernadine is going To Syracuse UniversiTy nexT Fall, where she expecTs To Talce a course in Business AdminisTraTion. EUGENE T-IARTER The qualiTies oT leadership which Gene has demonsTraTed ThroughouT his career aT NoT- Tingham have broughT To him ThaT coveTed honor, The Presidency oT The Senior Class. Gene has always been acTive in aTTairs abouT The school. l-le has been in The STudenT Council nearly every Term since he enTered in The sevenTh year. As a Freshman, he was a member oT The Track Team, and a Cheer- leader. ln his second year, he was promoTed To CheermasTer. He is a member oT boTh The French and DramaTic clubs. l.asT Fall, Gene, wiTh a proposal oT a Revue in which The clubs of The school would be represenTed, was elecTed PresidenT oT The STudenT Body. LaTer, he Toolc parT in The NoTTingham Revue oT l929, The TirsT pro- ducTion oT iTs lcind To be sTaged in any Syra- cuse high school. NexT Fall, Gene goes To ColgaTe UniversiTy, where he inTends To Talce a Liberal ArTs course. THE REFLECTOR ZI as 43 CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE D. RUBY George D. SenaTor Ruby was elecTed Treasurer oT The Senior Class. George has been a member oT The STudenT Council every Term since he came To NoTTingham in The 7-I. The School lvloTTo, Creed, and The STudenT CourT are examples oT George's eTForTs while a member oT The Council. George is Senior Judge oT The STudenT CourT. l-le is a member oT The DramaTic Club, having served as Treasurer and par- liamenTarian. l-le has been Treasurer and presidenT oT The Forum, a TeaTure ecliTor oT The CiTizen, and a member oT The TooTball, Track and Tennis Teams. T-le Took parT in The NoTTingham Revue oT I929, and was Treasurer oT The enTire producTion. Ruby played a minor role in The Queen's Hus- band, and sang The lead in The Spring opereTTa, ln Arcady . The SenaTor was also chairman oT The lnviTaTion CommiTTee. George inTencls To Take Pre-law aT Syracuse UniversiTy. JEAN MUNNERLY The keeping oT The minuTes OT The Senior Class meeTings was enTrusTed To Jean Mun- nerly. Jean is Vice-PresidenT of The Girls' Glee Club and oT The French Club. She is one oT The Tew sTudenTs in NoTTingham who have earned The disTincTion oT membership in Franco-lnTerscholaire. AlThough Jean Took parT in The NoTTingham Revue oT l929, iT did noT inTerTere wiTh her sTudies, Tor she is Third highesT in The class and a member oT The ScholasTic SocieTy. Jean plans To Take Liberal ArTs aT Syracuse nexT Fall, inTending To become a Teacher. 22 THE REFLECTOR ml li-A CLASS ADVISORS MISS MCBURNEY Miss McBurney 'ralces a personal inreresl in every member of lhe Senior Class. During our four years in high school nearly all of us have Jralcen a+ leasf one of her Lalin courses, and have learned how kind and helpful she invariably is. Cerlainly, if il had mol been for her experf and pafienl leaching, some of us would nor be graduaiing 'rhis June. The Senior Class feels 'lhal' Miss McBurney's ready sympalhy and unlailing undersianding malce her a perlecl advisor. MR. McLAUGl-ILIN The Senior Class was quick +0 appreciafe Mr. McLaughlin's wor+h. Alfhough he came +o Nollingharn only a few weelcs before fhe advisors were chosen. he was elec+ed by a large maioriry. His loyal cooperaiion and supporr have proved +ha+ Jrhe class made no misrake. When 'rhe Refledror needed an office Mr. McLaughlin immedialely offered The use of his. He was insfrumenfal in help- ing lhe Dance and Banquel' commi'H'ees malce 'rheir Senior funclions +he successes which ihey were. l-lis ready wif and helpful advice have made him lhe friend of everyone and a real advisor. THE REFLECTOR 23 Q9 if HONOR STUDENTS HERMTONE KOPP Hermione Kopp is The youngesT girl ThaT has ever become valedicTorian oT a class aT NoTTingham. Her unquesTionable brilliance has gained Tor her The highesT honor NoTTing- ham can besTow on one oT iTs pupils, and her inTeresT in exTra-curricular acTiviTies made her a popular member in The Forurn, DramaTic Club, French Club, and The sTaTT oT The Re- TlecTor. She is also a reporTer on The CiTizen and a member oT ScholasTic SocieTy. She Tool: parT in The French play oT The NoTTing- ham Revue. Hermione will conTinue her career aT Vassar, where she will sTudy Liberal ArTs. ELIZABETH DECKER BeTTy Declcer graduaTed Trom Madison School in T925 and, iT seems, has been on our honor roll ever since. BeTTy has noT spenT all her Time in becoming saluTaTorian, how- ever. ln her second year she was a member oT The STudenT Council, and she now belongs To The DramaTic Club, ScholasTic SocieTy, The ReTlecTor sTaTT, and The reporTing sTaTT oT The CiTizen. The NoTTingham Revue and The Queen's Husband were helped To success by her excellenT worlc on cosTuming. BeTTy will Take Fine ArTs aT Syracuse nexT Fall, where we are sure she will be as successTul as she has been aT NoTTingham. 24 'R 355 U is 1' .ak H 3? ip f' EQ? fi? my 2 ffm Wig? f - h M 5 . ag ggi? 5325 S THE REFLECTOR Caiherine Adams Syracuse U niversily Margarel' Adams Girls' Glee Club Syracuse Universify An'l'l'1ony Amann Foofball I Baseball I Baslcefball 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Buffalo Universify Louise Avery Orchesfra 3 Syracuse U niversify 228 Buckingham Avenue Cappie Liberal Arfs 228 Buckingham Avenue Mpeg.. 2, 3 Public School Arfs l605 Easi' Genesee Sfreei ..Vic.. Denfis+ry 776 Os+rom Avenue HGYP.. Fine Arfs TI-IE REFLECTOR Madelyn Barlow I73 Milnor Avenue French Club 4 I-Iisfory Club 4 Normal School Teaching , Alberf Bickelhaup 536 Allen S'Iree'I IIAIII Track I, 2 Hamilfon College Liberal Arls Charles F. Blanchard 329 Wes+coH' Sfreef Chuck Men's Glee Club, Secrelary Forum, 3, 4 President Secrelary, 307 Scholaslic Sociefy Williams College Liberal Arls Harriei' B. Blain IOI Trinily Place Dramafic Club 2, 3. Secrefary 4 Clarence Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Bells of Beauiolaisu Volley Ball I Track I Tennis 4 Desfinafion unknown January Graduafe THE REFLECTOR l T Arlene A. Blumin l65 Miles Avenue Sheen Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Cily Normal Sclwool Teaching January Graduale Marea L. Brandi 322 Wes1'coH Sfreef Fido Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Scholasfic Sociery Syracuse Universi+y Fine Arfs Joseph Braverman 446 Columbus Avenue ..Joe.. Track l, 2, 3 Baslcelltvall 2 Syracuse Universi+y Business Adminisfraiion Bernice Brighf SOI Allen Sfreef Girls' Glee Club 4 French Club, Treasurer 4 Hislory Club, Secrelary 4 Franco-lnfersclmolaire Scholaslic Sociefy Senior Dance Commiffee Syracuse Universily Business Adminisfralion TI-IE REFLECTOR Nun- --Jr? Doro+hy Brown 56I Cumberland Avenue Doi Girls' Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4 Reflecfor, Business Sfarl Syracuse Universify Home Economics Ralph O. Brown I I I7 Euclid Avenue Brownie Foofbull 3, 4 Baslcefloall 4 Track 3, 4 Home Room Presidenlf, 4 Syracuse Uniyersify Pre-Med. Avis Burdick I I5 Rooseveli' Avenue Pal Traclc I Girls' Glee Club 4 French Club 4 Noflinglmam Revue Class Color Cornmiffee Syracuse Universify Business Adminis+ra+ion Beverly Burrell I70 Slwofwell Park Bev Carfoon Club 3. 4 Syracuse Universify Fine Aris THE REFLECTOR 'kai Ru+l1 G. Clark I24 Edgehill Road Punch Girls' Glee Club 4 Scholasfic Sociefy Syracuse Universify Fine Arls Roberi H. Cole 609 Clarendon Slreef ..Red..v ..Bob.. Sfudenf Council l, 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 Traclc I, 2 Tennis, Manager 3 Cifizen, Business Manager l, 2, 3 Refleclor, Picfure Eclifor Home Room Presidenl, I, 2, 4 Syracuse Universily Liberal Arfs Thomas Conroy l00 Judson S+ree+ x ..-I-om.. Foolball 2, 3. 4 Baseball I, 2, 3 Baslcefball 4 Nolre Dame Adverlising Sfanley G. Cook I I24 Easf Colvin Sfreei' Shun Foorball 2, 3 Track 2 Universi+y of Michigan Business Adminisfrarion S THE REFLECTOR in lm i Paul Zach Cummins I I33 Wes'I'coH Sfreei Cummie Cilizen 4 Hisrory Club, Presiclenf 4 Syracuse Universi+y Pre-Law Virginia Day 932 Lancasfer Avenue Ginny Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Scholaslic Sociely Syracuse Universily Business Adminisfrafion Walier H. Diamond I09 Berkeley Drive Wal+ Fencing 3, 4 Men's Glee Club 4 French Club 4 Cilizen Sfaff 4 Senior Banque? Cornrniflee Syracuse Universify Preelvled. M. Elizabeih Dooley 420 Marshall Sfreei' Belly French Club, 3, 4 Scholasfic Sociely Syracuse Universify Fine Arfs TI-IE REFLECTOR in M413 Louis Drexler Jr. 300 Berkeley Drive Drex Track 2, 3, 4 Foofball 3, 4 Baseball, Manager 4 Posf Graduale Noffingham Syracuse Universify Liberal Arls Mariin Duross I062 Wesfmoreland Avenue Mari Foofball 4 Nofre Dame Liberal Arfs Thomas Dyer I07 Ferris Avenue Tom Dramafic Club 3, Treasurer 4 Belle of Barcelona 3 French Club, Presidenf 4 l-lislory Club. Vice-Presidenl 4 NoHingham Revue 4 Orchesfra 2, 3 Men's Glee Club, Treasurer 4 Sfudenl Council 4 Track, Manager 4 Reflecfor, Circula+ion Manager The Queens Husband 4 Sfudenf Social Comrni+fee, Chairman 4 Scholasfic Socie+y Syracuse Universify Pre-Law Shirley Elsroad 905 Universify Avenue 5hirl Tennis 2. 3 Drarnafic Club 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club I, 2. 3 Home Room Presidenf l Syracuse Universify Business Adminislralion , June i929 Graduafe Tl-IE REFLECTOR me Ita 4 Esfher Fielding 7I2 Sumner Avenue Traclc I Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Forum 4 French Club 4 Senior Dance Commiflee Scholasfic Sociely Syracuse Universify Business Adminisfrafion Norman Filler SOI Salf Springs Road Fi+z Foolball 4- Nollingham Revue, Adverfising Manager , The Queen's Husband. Business Manager Cifizen, Managing Edifor 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf Reflecfor, Adverlising Manager Syracuse Universify Pre-Law Joseph B. Fowler ll8 Vicioria Place Joe , S+ub Presidenl ol Sludenl Body 4 Vice-Presideni' of Sludenl Body 4 Baseball, Manager 3 Sludenl Council, 7, 8, I, 2, 3, 4 Home Room Pres., Vice-Pres., Secrefary, Treasurer Sludenl Social Commilfee 4 Senior Banquel Commiflee Universify of Pennsylvania Finance Jerome Gerber IOO Dorsei' Road ...Hmm Dramafic Club 4 Forum 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Track l, 2, 4 Noflingham Revue The Queen's Husband 4 Scholasfic Sociefy Cifizen, Reporler 4 Syracuse Universily Pre-Law THE REFLECTOR ml Muriel Gill:-erf 30l Scolfholm Boulevard Mollie Syracuse Universily Business Adminislrarion January Graduale lnger Glalnn I04 Cumberland Avenue ..Nig.. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Franco-lnrerscolaire Scholaslic Sociery Syracuse Universiry Fine Arrs Doroilny Goldwafer I524 Easf Genesee S+ree+ Dol Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Forurn 3, 4 Frencln Club 4 Rifle Club 4 Track l Class Flower Commifree Syracuse Universily Dramafic Arr Margarei Gusiin 903 Ackerman Avenue ..Marg.. Girls' Glee Club Memorial Hospilal Nursing 1 1 l I l ! I THE REFLECTOR John S. Haney IIO Crawford Avenue Men's Glee Club Sclwolaslic Sociefy Syracuse Univerisfy Civil Engineering John E. Harris 873 Ackerman Avenue Sclwolasfic Sociefy Massacliusefls Insfilufe of Technology Engineering . Allyn M. Herrick 569 Cumberland Avenue HAI.. Track 2 Orclwesfra 3, 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Cilizen 3 Syracuse Universify Foresfry George M. HewiH 932 Ackerman Avenue Radio Club 4 Cornell Universily Engineering THE REFLECTOR Q4 '45 Hayden D. Hickok, I080 Wesfmoreland Avenue ..HaYd.. Dramalic Club 3, Vice-Presidem' 4 Forum 4 Orclwesfra I, 2. 3, 4 Ci+izen, Reporfer I, 23 Adverlising Manager 3. News Edifor 3, Asso. Edifor 4, Edi+or-in-Chief 4 The Queen's Husband Adverlising Manager 4 Sfudenf Council 4 Quill and Scroll, Presidenf 4 Scholasfic Sociefy Syracuse Universify Journalism Maurice Houselcnechf IO36 Lancasfer Avenue Maurie Men's Glee Club 4 l-lisfory Club 4 Nolfinglmam Revue 4 Posf-Graduale Noffinglwam Cornell Universiry Arclwifeclure Marion Howe 230 Fellows Avenue Red Rille Club 4 Business School Secrefarial Science Francis N. Hull 840 Wesfmoreiand Avenue Men's Glee Club 4 Golf 4 Noffinglmam Revue 4 Syracuse Universify Foreslry THE REFLECTOR Jessie Isley 3l3 Bruce Sl'ree+ Jeff Girls' C-lee Club 4 French Club 4 Syracuse Universily Liberal Ai-+5 Jane Kelson I34 Roosevell Avenue Kelson Girls' G-lee Club l, 2, 3, 4 l-lisfory Club 4 Sclwolaslic Sociefy Syracuse Universiry Fine Arlg Alma Kravefz 2l0 Sco++ Avenue Allie Girls' Glee Club 2 Orclnesira 3 French Club 3, 4 Syracuse Universify Business Adminislralion Edi+h Laurie l08 Euclid Terrace Pele Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball 2, 3, 4 Traclc I, 2, 3 Tennis 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Carloon Club, Secrelary 4 Aflilefic Assn., Vice-Presidenf 4 Class Flower Commillee Scholaslic Sociely Wellesley Liberal Arfs THE REFLECTOR in 'Of Dorofhea Lazarus 306 Maple Sfreef Duh:l1 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Cenfral Cily Business School Secrelarial Jerome Leonard 622 Crawford Avenue Jerry French Club 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Cornell Universily Liberal Arfs Arlene Marian Liberman 208 Scollholm Boulevard Libbie Bells of Beauiolaisu 2 Belle of Barcelona 3 ' Nolfingham Revue 4 Girls' Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Presidenl' 4 French Club 3, 4 Dramafic Club 3, 4 Red Cross 3 Sludenf Social Commiflee 4 Syracuse Universily Fine Arls William R. MacLeod ll3 Avondale Place Drarnafic Club 4 ' Men's G-lee Club 4 ' Cifizen, Reporler 3, Columnisl' 4 Noffingham Revue 4 i The Quee-n's Husband 4 Sludenl Social Commilfee 4 1 Quill and Scroll, Secrefary 4 . Refledor, Associale Edifor Q Scholaslic Sociefy Syracuse Universify Journalism THE REFLECTOR N5 Elizabelh V. Mann 742 Allen Slreel Be++y Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 l-lislory Club 4 French Club 4 Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Noflingham Revue 4 Scholasfic Sociely Syracuse Universily Fine Arls Waller T. McCar+y 235 Homecrofi' Road Wulf Syracuse Universily Mechanical Engineering Calherine McGra+h l40 Harwood Avenue HKBY.. French Club 4 ' Hislory Club 4 Syracuse Universily Business Adminislralion Cafherine McNeely 4l9 Boyden Sfreei ..Kay.. Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Bells of Beauiolaisu Cily Normal School Academic Course I 1 THE REFLECTOR i Helen Meehan 2l4 Croly Sireel Lenne Girls' Glee Club 4 Memorial Hospifal Nursing William B. Melchior l40 Wesiminsfer Avenue Bill l-lisfory Club 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Orchesfra 2, 3, 4 Track Reflecfor Sfafif Sclwolaslic Sociery Syracuse l.Jniversi+y Liberal Avis Addison Merry 3528 Easi Genesee S+ree+ Ad ' French Club 4 Sclwolasfic Sociefy ' Pee-lrslrill Milifary Academy College Prep. Carol Merry 226 Roosevell' Avenue Syracuse Universiry Home Economics THE REFLECTOR AEN 'J' i v l Neoma Miller I27 BasseH Sfreef lke N Frencl1 Club 4 l-lisfory Club 4 Sclaolasfic Sociefy Syracuse Universify Liberal Arls Frederick Mosher 3l0 Berkeley Drive Frifz French Club 4 Orclweslra I, 2 Forum 3, 4 Track l, 2 Sclnolaslic Sociefy Darfrnoufh Liberal Arla Morris S. Moss 2323 Easi Genesee Sfreef Merry Sfudenl Council I Cifizen 2, 3, Sporls Edifor 4 Golf 3, Manager 4 Forum 3, 4 Reflecfor, Sporfs Edilor Home Room Presidenf 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Scholasfic Society Syracuse Universify Business Aclminisfralion Lydia Neurofh 207 Lexingion Avenue Mud.. Volley Ball I, 2, 3, 4 Baskefball 2, 3 Track l, 2, 3 Deslinalion unknown Tl-IE REFLECTOR nu.. 'J' Beverly Nuffer l23 Sfrong Avenue Bev Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Drarnalic Club 4 French Club 4- Hisfory Club 4 Cifizen 3 Belle of Barcelona 3 Class Flower Commiflee Scholasfic Sociefy Syracuse Universify Fine Arfs Jane O'Connor 264 Genesee Park Drive ..-lay.. Cifizen I. 2 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Drama+Ic Club 4 Car+oon Club, 3, 4 Refleclor Sfaff Syracuse Universi+y Fine Arfs Roberi PaH'erson 236 Roosevel+ Avenue Pal Men's G-lee Club 4 Syracuse Universify Mechanical Engineering Erma C. Paul 308 Lexingfon Avenue Erm Girls' C-lee Club 3, 4 Baslcelball 3 Cily Normal School Teaching January Graduafe THE REFLECTOR in IJ Pearl E. Phelps 203 Lexingion Avenue ..Pep.. Desfinafion unknown Kafhryn Phillips l42l Madison Sireei ..Kay.. Girls' Glee Club 3 Dramafic Club 4 The Queen's Husband 4 Senior Banquef Commiffee Noffingham Revue 4 Syracuse Universify Dramalic Ari Margaref Pierce l52 Fellows Avenue UMHQ.. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Des+ina'rion unknown Marjorie Preniiss 324 Wes+coH' Sireel Marge Senior Inviiaiion Commiffee Desfinalion unlcnown Tl-IE REFLECTOR Minor Pylre 866 Livingslon Avenue Foolball 3, 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Belle of Barcelona 3 Syracuse Universiiy Eleclrical Engineering Roberf Reicl-nel 9l4 Madison Slreef ..Bob.. Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 Union College Elecirical Engineering Norberl B. Reicher 4 4Ol Sall Springs Road Norb Radio Club, Vice-Presidenl' 4 Forum, Treasurer 4 Dramalic Club 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Belle of Barcelona 3 Senior Dance Commiliee Syracuse Universily Eleanor C. Richardson ..Lynn..' .. Girls' Glee Club 4 l-lislory Club 4 French Club 4 Rifle Club 4 Scliolaslic Sociely Syracuse U niversily Dicly Pre-Medicine 744 Allen Slreel' Liberal Arls Tl-IE REFLECTOR in ia! l J. Sidney Rose 400 Ellis Slreel' Jess , Sid Universify of Pennsylvania Finance Kafharine Saunders 5I8 Cumberland Avenue Kale Dramaric Club, Vice-Presidenr 4 ' Forum 4 Cifizen, Fealure Edilor. Coniribuling Edifor 2, 3, 4 Reflecfor, Associaie Edilor Senior Dance Cornrniilee Nollinqham Revue, Business Slafl The Queen's Husband, 4 Scholasfic Socieiy Syracuse Universily Journalism Donald H. Seaman 252 Fellows Avenue Don Tennis l, 2, 3 Baseball 3 Baslcelball 3. 4 Sfudenl Council 2, Secreiary 3 4 Home Room Presidenl' I, 2 Syracuse Universily Liberal Arfs January Graduale Jane Searl Fayeffeville, N. Y. French Club 4 Drarnafic Club 4 Nolfingham Revue Cifizen 4 Chairman of Senior Banque? Comrnillee Scholaslic Sociely The Bennefl School Millbrook, N. Y. THE REFLECTOR ml IJ Herberi' Shapero I43 Cumberland Avenue l'Hefb'I Men's Glee Club 4 Noffingham Revue 4 Universily of Soulhern California Business Adrninisfrafion Harvey S. Smilh 309 Lexinglon Avenue SmiHie Foolball, Assislanl Coach 2, 3 Traclr 3 Belle of Barcelona 3 Universily of Florida En+omology John Swinscoe Jr. 274 Fenway Drive Johnny Dramalic Club, Treasurer 3, 4 So This ls London 2 Clarence 3 Belle of Barcelona 3 lv1en's Glee Club 4 Forum 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 4 Red Cross 3, 4 Darlmoufh Liberal Arls Jean Underdorfel 305 Lexing+on Avenue Tennis 4 French Club 3, 4 Sfudem' Social Comrnillee 4 Senior lnvilafion Commillee Scholaslic Sociefy Syracuse Universily Business Adrninislralion , l TI-IE REFLECTOR Cora VanBenscho+en 555 Columbus Avenue Deslinafion unknown Marjorie Vesey I l I I Weslcolf Sfreel' Marge Volley Ball 3. Caplain 4 Baslcelball 3, Manager 4 Swimming 3, 4 Track, Manager 3 Tennis, Manager 3, 4 The Queen's Husband 4 Cifizen, Girls' Sporls Afhlelic Associaiion, Treasurer Reflecfor Sfafl Dramafic Club 4 Syracuse Universify Physical Training Hope Warner I003 Weslmoreland Avenue Hopie Dramafic Club 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 Syracuse Normal School Kindergarfen Teaching Slephen Mason Webb I00 Berkeley Drive S+eve Dramafic Club, Treasurer 4 Forum, Treasurer, Presiclenf 4 Men's Glee Club, Presidenl' 4, 'Iwo Ierms Cilizen, Sporls Eclilor 4 Refleclor, Associale Edifor Sludenf Council l, 4 Sluclenf Courf, Clerk 4 Foolball 3 Tennis, Manager 4 Belle of Barcelona 3 Nollingharn Revue 4 i Chairman Senior Dance Commillee ln Arcaclyu 4 i Williams College Pre-Law I 4-0 THE REFLECTOR in IJ Eugene Weinsfein I45 Avondale Place Gene Track 2. 3 Cifizen, News Edilor 4 Men's Glee Club 4 Syracuse Universify Business Adminisfralion Vivian Wlwyie 720 Livingsfon Avenue --viva Traclr I Girls' Glee Club I, 2 Car+oon Club 4 Forum 3, 4 Rifle Club 4 Syracuse Universify Fine Arfs Barbara Wiles 438 Columbus Avenue Manny Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3 Forum 3, 4 Carlson Club 3, 4 Nollingbam Revue 4 Syracuse Universily lllusfraling Berflra Willis I07 Concord Place l nsern Traclc l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Orchesfra 2, 3 Carloon Club 4 Rifle Club, Secrefary 4 French Club 4 Alhlelic Associalion 4 Syracuse U niversily Fine Arls . 48 THE REFLECTOR in QP Lorna A. York 229 Genesee Park Drive Dramafic Club 3, Secreiary 4 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 French Club 3, Secrelary 4 R fl r r S+ ii e ec o a Belle of Barcelona 3 Noiiingham Revue 4 Scholasfic Sociely Des+ina+ion unknown fi0 : THE SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY The Scholasric Socieiy of Norringham, of which all seniors wiih an average oi 83? or over are members, has made a new record 'lor ilself +his year. Of 'lhe gradualring class oi approximarely one hundred, over one-'rhird have aliained ihis sianding. Following is a lisl of members: Charles Blanchard, lvlarea Brandi, Bernice Brighr, Rurh Clark, Virginia Day, Elizabeih Decker, Elizaberh Dooley, Thomas Dyer, Eslher Fielding, Jerome Ger- ber, Inger Glahn, John l-laney, John Harris. Hayden l-lickok, Jane Kelson, Hermione Kopp, Edi+h Laurie, William MacLeod, Eliza- berh Mann, William Melchior, Addison Merry, Neoma Miller, Frederick Mosher, Morris Moss, Jean Munnerly, Beverly Nurler, Norberr Reicher, Eleanor Richardson, George Ruby, Kaiharine Saunclers, Jane Searl, Jean Under- doriel, Gerald Wiseman, and Lorna York. 2 ' 15 A220 THE REFLECTOR 49 ml I Noffingham began ifs career as fhe William Noffingham Junior. High School. For five years, however, if has been a full-fledged high school. When fhe doors of fhe school were af lasf opened in Sepfember l924, fhe youngesf of ifs juniors enfered as seven-ones. Sumner, Charles Andrews, Madison, and Ed- ward Srnifh all senf fheir share. The pupils were divided info fhree differenf groups and fhus confinued fheir work for fwo years. These same pupils, wifh, of course, a few changes, make up 'rhe Class of l93O. A+ firsf, we occupied our fime in becoming adiusfed fo Junior High School life and in making acquainfances. Affer a fime, how- ever, we began fo nofice some of 'rhe new acfivifies of fhe school. The Cifizen was esfablished and fhen fhe Dramafic Club and fhe Girls' Glee Club. While we had no parf in fhese, we did have a vague idea fhaf some day our 'rime would come. When af lasf we enfered high school, our groups were broken up, and we mef wifh sfill more changes. Since we lacked organizafion in our Freshman year, our hisfory from 'rhen on is clifficulf fo separafe from fhaf of fhe school. We have seen fhe enfire develop- menf of fhe school during fhe six years of ifs exisfence. lfs fradifions are real fo us for we helped fo build fhern. Whaf awe was besfowed upon fhe firsf Seniors! The advenf of fhe firsf Year Book was a greaf evenf, buf fhe fime when we should produce an annual seemed fo exisf only in fhe remofe and disfanf fufure. During our second year in high school, sfruggles wifh Caesar and ofher incidenfals occupied our affenfion for fhe mosf parf. We hardly real- ized fhen fhaf we were in fraining fo carry on fhe program of fhe school. Af lasf Caesar had deparfed and Cicero had come fo fake his place. We were Juniors and now received our full share in fhe school's major acfivifies. Sporfs and clubs of various kinds were open fo us. The French Club, fhe Forum. and fhe Radio Club were addifions fo fhe lisf. As Juniors we wafched fhe process of organizafion and graduafion wifh increased inferesf. Wifh greafer parficipafion in fhe life of fhe school came greafer responsibilify. ln addifion we were secrefly proud, for in no way could we now be classed as babies . The process of growing up fo 'rhe eminenf heighf of a Senior was nearing complefion. And now, fhis year we find ourselves really Seniors. Nof high and mighfy Seniors, buf merely very busy, a liffle worried, and really fhe same people affer all. For six years we have affended Noffingham and we are be- ginning fo realize fhaf fhe habif is going fo be difficulf fo break. Teachers and friends fake on a slighfly new aspecf, Sorry as we are fo leave, we are glad fo have helped in fhe building up of a fine repufafion for our school in scholasfics, sporfsmanship and honor. A+ fhe firsf meefing of fhe class, officers were chosen. Eugene Harfer became our presidenfg Bernadine Lockwood, vice-pres- idenf: Jean Munnerly, secrefaryg and George Ruby, freasurer. Jane Searl was in charge of fhe banquef held on May IS. Sfephen Webb had charge of fhe dance, June 6. For class flower we have fhe yellow 'rea rose, and our class colors are green and gold. given on lPlease furn fo page 92l 50 Tl-IE REFLECTOR fig' P 4? ' i Q 7 'Alf ,f ' K, 1 ff Q ,T-fi ff 1 E X, lil ll' f l KX , M' X N r i N X j X Qj it A g' J...oC...., We, fhe Class of '30 of fhe William Noff-ingham High School. Cify of Syracuse. Counfy of Onondaga, Sfafe of New York, being of supposed sound mind and memory, and feeling fha? life's uncerfainfies have nof as yef exacfed fheir foll from us, and from a purely generous inhibifion, do solemnly swear and promise fhaf fhe following is our lasf will and 'resfarnenfz To John Pierce we leave Eugene l-larfer's sophisficafed success wifh 'rhe women. lWha+ a giffll Bernadine Lockwood's glorious acfing and refreshing personalify we besfow upon Louise Adamy. Hermione Kopp's brillianf display of knowl- edge we generously donafe fo help nexf June's graduafing class during fhaf grilling week of Regenfs. Jack Peach's whirlwind courfship wifh Dor- ofhy Brown we leave 'ro Roland Burdick and Eunice Baker, who mighf add a few more poinfs fo fheir fechnique. Dignify, fhaf necessary senior qualify, as reflecfed by lvladelyn Barlow, we give fo each succeeding sevenfh and eighf grader. May if be used, during lunch period. Walfer McCarfy's unobfrusive presence we besfow upon Ben Berry. who is quife adepf in fhe arf of self-expression. Thaf mofh eafen collecfion of iokes as re- lafed by Paul Cummins, we mail fo College Humor for permanenf filing. Addison Merry's asfounding feafs of horse- manship we leave fo John Ellis, who himself is developing info a dashing equesfrian. ll-leh, heh, who says we don'f know our Lafin?l Pearl Phelps' secrefarial abilify we divide equally among Miss Golley's youfhful cap- fains of indusfry. Walfer Diamond's fencing prowess is our giff fo The foofball feam. Lef's hope fhey beaf Cenfral, foo. A Vivian Whyfe's and Esfher Fielding's ioinf abhorrence of debafe preparafion we hope fhey overcome in lafer life. This giff would go unappreciafed in fhe argumenfafive circles of fhe Forum, n'esf-ce pas? Morris Moss leaves fhis old adage fo nexf year's golf fearn: A ball is never losf unfil if sfops rolling. Thaf fashion-plafe fif of Herb Shapero's clolhes we besfow upon fhe foofball feam. THE REFLECTOR 5l in of They would all look so charming wiTh sun-Tan helmeTs. Jessie lsley's and Jane Kelson's enlarged vocabulary we give To cerTain incumbenT French sTudenTs. jReginald Carlin, Edward BenTley, Edward Cady, and oThers.j Virginia Day's come hiTher look we leave To DoroThy Palmer. ThaT eloquenT persuasion oT NorberT Reicher's we besTow upon Miss Bush's suc- ceeding English classes. lT's handy To have when your home-work isn'T done. Marjorie Vesey's and Edi+h Laurie's joinT leadership in girl's aThleTics we leave To Jane Bradley. whose exercise is limifed To The Bradley living room. Even if Jerome Gerber's cynicism were handed down To Norman LeaviTT, we doubT if iT would quell Norman's horse laugh. Joe Fowler's deep ThoughT in Council meeT- ings we leave To Mr. Smigelsky's proTeges who play wiTh Triangles and The like. The big-hearTed Adams sisTers, jCaTherine and MargareTj, wanT To enTrusT Their horde oT boy friends To Enid Williams. wiTh The ThoughT ThaT They will be in good hands. AnThony Amann's aThleTic prowess. which is by no means limiTed To carrying ouT his- dishes aT lunch, we donaTe To Those dear young- sTers who insisT upon pracTicing TooTball in The halls. RuTh Clarke's love oT poeTry we give To Willard Taylor, who jusT can'T see any value To iT. jN. B. There was once a poem called The Aeneid, insTigaTed by a Tellow named Virgil.j We've decided ThaT we'll noT give ThaT box oT bird seed To Arlene Liberman aTTer all. Those Tenors in The Men's Glee Club will be on The receiving end This Time. Jane Searl's and KaTharine Saunders' TaiTh- Tul Trek over To Lawrence's each noon meriTs The aTTenTion oT Mr. Ripley. Their appeTiTes we leave To Mr. Lawrence's TuTure cusTomers. And while we're on The subjecT, Jane O'Connor's and KaThryn Phillips' sTein oT rooT beer each noon is said To keep everybody buT daunTless Bob McLaughlin away. Eleanor Richardson's unbounded aTfecTion Tor anoTher well known sTudenT deserves To be given To The baskeTball Team, who are so rough wiTh Their opponenTs. TuT, TuT. boys. Marjorie PrenTiss' genial manner we leave To Mr. Knaus. jOh, well, we're graduaTing. anyway.j A requesT Tor ThaT ravishing blond marcel of STephen Webb's has been Tiled by Doris Hall, who jusT can'T keep Track oT her wind- blown locks. Perhaps we'll granT iT. Lorna York's beTTer judgmenT we leave To George Barnes, who has already signed up Three Times Tor The Swiss Navy. Beverly NuTTer's poised manner is our gen- erous offering To Miss Kelley's public speech arTisTs nexT Term. The combined eTForTs of Jean Underdorfel and Helen Meehan To masTer economics we leave To Miss SchuTelT's beTTer judgmenT. Avis Mary Burdick's copy oT How To GeT Your Man will be placed on Tile in The library Tor The use oT undergraduaTes. jWhaT a break Tor The librarylj The hours spenT by Bernice BrighT and DoroThy C-5oldwaTer in pursuing Their sTudies we gladly besTow upon The Junior High kids in The Torm oT good assembly programs. Bill MacLeod's and Bob Reichel's non- chalance as They enTer class Ten minuTes laTe we leave To Lee French. who doesn'T even geT ThaT Tar. BeTTy Decker's Temperance in The use oT cosmeTics is jusT a hinT To Jane Spencer. The musical abiliTy of Marea BrandT, Eliz- abeTh Mann, and Marion Howe we leave To J. Ver Nooy SackeTT's musicians. jP. S. Marea plays The piano: ElizabeTh plays The cello: and Marion plays The horses.j Neomi Miller's eagerness To graduaTe we leave To nexT year's candidaTes wiTh The hope ThaT iT will keep Balfour Bros.' ring and pin business Tlourishing. Jerome Leonard's apparenT Tear oT The Tair sex we donaTe To Fred Basfable, whose suc- cess cannoT be relaTed here. John Swinscoe and BeTTy Dooley will Their worn-ouT French books To Margery Sherman and Jane WagsTaTT. 52 THE REFLECTOR 'iii QJ-P Cora VanBenscholen's palronage ol lhe Harvard we leave lo nexl year's Dramalic Club members. H Barbara Wiles' lluenl speeches in Forum we beslow upon Slelson Barnes lo use in lool- ball campaigning. Bob Pallerson's deadly aim wilh his rille we leave lo Charlie Price. ll may inlluence his choice ol girl lriends. Combining lhe maslerly mumblings ol Louis Drexler and Frederick Mosher, we leave much valuable philosophy lo Gilberl Mahan and his cohorls. Jean Munnerly's palrician beauly we hand down lo Bob Keenan. Joe Braverman's and Eugene Weinslein's success wilh Virgil we leave lo your im- aginalion. Carol Merry's Physics books, lLab. and Texll, we leave lo Mr. Condon lor his nexl Kem Sho. Louise Avery's earrings, lso dearly loved by Paul Cumminsl, we leave lo Miss Kelley's make-up arlisls. Charles Blanchard's greal dancing prowess is graciously bequealhed lo Ellioll Gove. Alberl Bickelhaup's snappy bul perlecl answers in English class are a hinl lo Eugene Murphy. Al his own requesl, Ralph Brown leaves his iumping shoes lo a cerlain l-lislory leacher wilh lhe hope lhal she may allend a lew more assemblies. Beverly Burrell's Solid Geomelry book is lo be lell in lhe library as a perpelual memoir ol lhe Class ol '3O. We are sure lhal il deserves lhis dislinclion. Marlin Duross' abilily lo sleep lhrough Hislory class and slill gel good marks is given lo Richard Burdick. Good luck, Dick! John Harris leaves his greal desire lor sludying lo Bud Savage, in lhe hope lhal he may someday graduale. In lhe hope lhal il may benelil lhe Facully, as well as lhe Sludenl Body, Norman Fil- zer's perpelual grin is bequealhed lo Allen Donovan. Inger Glahn's, Margarel Guslin's and Hope Warner's nonchalance and unobslrusiveness we hope will be a good example lor Bud O'l-lara and Lin Seaman. John l-laney's dell abilily in malhemalics we leave lo Hamillon Black. Make good use ol il, l-lam. ' George Hewill's and Allyn l-lerrick's suc- cess in arguing wilh Mr. Condon we leave lo any Junior who may need il. Hayden l-lickok desires lhal his flaming lresses be equally divided among lhe Facully wilh lhe exceplion ol Mr. Coon. Francis l-lull's melodious soprano noles are lell as a helplul hinl lo Belly Dougherly. Alma Kravelz and Dorolhea Lazarus advise lhe incoming Juniors lhal lear is lhe only secrel ol success wilh a cerlain well known English leacher. May Calherine McGralh's eloquenl bass noles be a ioy lorever lor J. Ver Nooy and his Men's Glee Club. William Melchior's pull wilh lhe l-lislory leachers we leave lo Fred Murray, May he use il lo lhe besl advanlage. Minor Pyke's curly locks are gralelully lell lo Mr. Peper, who is slill lrying lo make his lie down. George Ruby's pull wilh lhe Facully in general we helplully leave lo Bob Flaherly. l-le mighl need il. Lasl, bul nol leasl. our illuslrious Edilor wishes lo lhank Miss l-luckans lor her lireless ellorls lo keep him in French class, and as a gralelul reminder, leaves her a pad ol passes. As a lasl acl, we do appoinl our advisors, Miss McBurney and Mr. McLaughlin as ex- eculors ol lhis sacred documenl. Drawn up on lhis eighlh day ol May, in lhe year ol our Lord one lhousand, nine hundred and lhirly, by Dyer and Hickok, Counselors al Law. Duly wilnessed by: EUGENE HARTER, Presidenl. GERALD WISEMAN, Edilor. THE REFLECTOR 53 ms- -:Ji SENIOR CLASS STATISTICS Mos+ popular boy: I.' Eugene Har+er 2. Joseph Fowler Besf dressed boy: I. Roberl Cole 2. Gerald Wiseman Mos+ handsome boy: I. Eugene I-larfer 2. Roberl' Cole Besl' naiu red boy: I. Gerald Wiseman 2. Charles Blanchard Mosf ambilious boy: I. George Ruby 2. Tom Dyer Lazies+ boy: I. Marfin Duross 2. Roberf Reichel Class Sheila: I. Herberf Shapero 2. Norberf Reicher Besf boy a+hleI'e: I. Ralph Brown 2. Thomas Conroy Class cuf-up: I. Paul Cummins 2. Hayden I-Iiclcolc Boy who has done mos+ for No+'ringham: I. George Ruby 2. Eugene HarI'er GWMWD Mosi popular girl: I. Bernadine Loclcwood 2. Kafharine Saunders Besf dressed girl: I. Arlene Liberman 2. Jane Searl Mosi beauI'iful girl: I. Ka+hryn Phillips 2. Jean Munnerly Bes'r naiured girl: I. Doroihy Brown 2. Jean Munnerly MosI' ambifious girl: I. Hermione Kopp 2. Kafharine Saunders Laziesi' girl: I. Berfha Willis 2. Marea Brandl' Class Flapper: I. Cafrherine Adams 2. Virginia Day Besf girl afhlefe: I. Marjorie Vesey 2. Edirh Laurie Class angel: I. John Harris 2. Inger Glahn Girl who has done mosi for N I. Marjorie Vesey 2. Lorna Yorlc oHingham 54 TI-IE REFLECTOR N-in ie? EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Gerald N. Wiseman 2I I ScoHI'uoIm Boulevard J. Hughe Peach 747 Siinard Avenue Jerry Peach Dramafic Club 3, Presidenl 4, Iwo 'Ierms Cilizen, Adverlising Manager 4 Sfudenl Council I, 4 Cirizen, Business Manager 4 Norlingham Revue, Business Manager Quill and Scroll, Treasurer 4 wome SOON SeCTeTaTY I Universily of Pennsylvania Finance OFUITI Scholaslic Socieiy Syracuse Universify Liberal Arrs l.9JI'5 SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES H DANCE COMMITTEE INVITATION COMMITTEE Sfephen Webb, Chairman BANQUEI' COMMITTEE Georfle Ruby. Chairman Charles Blgnchard Jane 'Sew'-' Chairman Ralph Bfown Befmce .BHQITT Waller Diamond Marjorie Prenliss EISIIIEI Fngdlns Joseph Fowler Jean Underdorlel or ell elc er KaI'I'VYn PI'l'II'P5 Karharune Saunders MOTTO COMMITTEE COLOR COMMITTEE John Swinscoe, Chairman CLASS POETESS Calherine Adams, Chairman Paul Cummins Rurh Clarlce Avis Mary Burdick I-Iermione Kopp John I-larris FLOWER COMMITTEE WILL COM POSED BY: Edilh Laurie, Chairman Tom Dyer Dorolhy Goldwaler I-Iayclen I-Iiclcolc THE REFLECTOR 55 14: .420 REFLECTOR STAFF EDITOR-IN-Cl-IIEE Gerald N. Wiseman ASSOCIATE ED ITO RS William R. MacLeod, Kalharine Saunders Sreplwen M. Webb PICTURES SPORTS ART ' CLUBS Roberf Cole Morris Moss Beverly Burell Hermione Kopp Marjorie Vesey Jane O'Connor BUSINESS MANAGER Jack H. Peaclri ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING CIRCULATION Doro+l'1y Brown Norman B. Fi+zer Tom Dyer Norberl Reiclwer CONTRIBUTORS Gordon Alderman Bernice BrigI1+ Rulli Clarke Elizabeflw Decker Tom Dyer Joseph Fowler Eugene Harler Hayden Hickok Morgan Hooker Arlene Liberman Elizabeilw Mann William Melchior Beverly Nuffer Berllwa Willis Lorna York lf- X 56 l I: S THE REFLECTOR 57 'Lp Q!! THE FORUM One oT NoTTingham's mosT highly respecTed and venerable clubs is The Forum, beTTer known, perhaps, as The DebaTe Club. During The pasT year, under The guidance oT Miss Kelley, iT has progressed sTeadily in iTs obiecT To TurTher The abiliTy oT iTs mem- bers in debaTing and The use of ParliamenTary Law. The membership oT The Forum is comparaTively small, buT every one oT iTs members, numbering some oT NoTTingham's ToremosT sTudenTs, is inTensely inTeresTed in The club's acTiviTies. According To iTs cusTom, The Forum held a public debaTe in Assembly during The Fall Term. ATTer The unsaTisTacTory conclusion oT This appearance, however, The members TelT ThaT The TorTy-Tive minuTe period did noT allow suTficienT Time, and no Forum Assembly was held during The pasT Term. In order ThaT The school as a whole mighT share in The beneTiTs oT The Forum, iT was decided To open several regular club debaTes each Term To The public. During The pasT Term several such debaTes were held mosT successfully. For The Fall Term The oTFicers of The Forum were: George Ruby, presidenTq Bernadine Loclcwood, vice-presidenT: Hermione Kopp, secreTary, and STephen Webb, Treasurer. For The Spring Term STephen Webb, Tormer Treasurer, was elecTed president Bernadine Lockwood was chosen vice-presidenT Tor The Third Time: l-lermione Kopp was re-elecTed secreTary, and NorberT Reicher became Treasurer. 58 THE REFLECTOR at IJ THE DRAMATIC CLUB The NoTTingham DramaTic Club, Tounded in I926, is The oldesT social organizaTion in The school. lT is also one oT The mosT acTive and popular clubs. Membership in The DramaTic Club, always a coveTed honor, has become even more diTTiculT during The pasT year due To The sTricT plan oT admission now in eTTecT. Under The presenT sysTem, proposed by Miss Kelley, The TaculTy advisor, candidaTes Tor admission musT now serve a Term oT apprenTiceship and assisT in The producTion oT some play, eiTher by wriTing, acTing, or sTage work, beTore They may be admiTTed To The club. By This means, only The besT oT The candida+es and Those who are cerTain To be acTive members, are admiTTed To The Club. The DramaTic Club has Tully upheld iTs repuTaTion during The pasT Two Terms. Several one-acT plays have Turnished mosT enioyable assembly programs. One original play, The scene oT which was a counTry schoolroom, was wriTTen and produced enTirely by club members. The Two ToremosT DramaTic Club pro- ducTions were The PoT Boilers, given as a parT oT The NoTTingham Revue and The annual Spring play The Queen's Husband. BoTh oT These were greaT successes. In The line oT sTage work, The Thespians have been Tully as acTive. New back drops, purchased enTirely by The DramaTic Club, have been Turnished. A new series oT over- head lighTs has been insTalled. Several new spoTlighTs and TloodlighTs, builT by The club elecTricians, are now in operaTion. GreaT progress has been made in The Tield oT sound eTFecTs Tor various producTions, parTicularly The revoluTion scene oT The Queen's Hus- band, in which a compleTe baTTle was sTaged behind The scenes. The oTTicers Tor The Fall Term were: Gerald Wiseman, president Hayden D. Hickok, vice-presidenT: HarrieT Blain, secreTary, and George Ruby, Treasurer. When mid-year elecTions were held. Wiseman reTained The presidency, and The Three remaining oTTices were Tilled by KaTharine Saunders, Lorna York, and Tom Dyer, respecTively. . Every member oT The DramaTic Club de- serves The greaTesT crediT Tor helping To esTablish NoTTingham's enviable posiTion in The Tield oT high school dramaTics. 1 ' cmwn T 'THE 'QUEEN'S HUSBAND The Queen's Husband, The mosT pre- TenTious underTaking oT The DramaTic Club, was presenTed To a capaciTy audience in The audiTorium on May 2. The play, which was wriTTen by RoberT E. Sherwood, is a delighTTul romanTic comedy, The acTion oT which Takes place in The royal palace oT a myThical kingdom. The play was exTremely diTTiculT To pro- duce, owing To The need Tor elaboraTe sTage seTTings as well as numerous sound eTTecTs. The whole casT was excellenT. and deserves greaT crediT Tor iTs work. The leading juvenile parTs were played by Edward O'l-lara and Bernadine Lockwood, and The major characTer roles by George Amerman, as The King, and MarioTie Vesey, as The Queen. The compleTe casT was as Tollows: Frederick GranTon ,......,,,...... Edward O'l-lara Phipps . .................. ....... W illiam MacLeod Lord BirTen ..,..... ...,.,...,,.......... T om Dyer Suzanne ...,.,................................ .Doris Hall Princess Anne .,.............., Bernadine Lockwood Queen MarTha ..... .......... King Eric Vlll .,,,,,,, General NorThrup .....Mariorie Vesey George Amerman ....,.Beniamin Berry Major BlenT ................. ...,.., N orman LeaviTT Soldier ....,..........,.., ....,.,.. L insell Seaman Dr. Fellman ....... .,,,... G eorge Rub Prince William ....., .,.,,,,, . , MilTon Hali Laker ,s s, .....,......... ,......,,, J erome Gerber Ladies in WaiTing T DoroThy Greeson T KaThryn Phillips THE REFLECTOR 59 Q4 -of UB DRAMATIC CL THE 60 THE REFLECTOR we QJ3' THE CITIZEN During The pasT year The CiTizen has made rapid sTrides Towards The goal oT ulTimaTe high school newspaper perTecTion under The direc- Tion oT Hayden D. Hickok, EdiTor-in-ChieT. The bi-weekly publicaTion now TuncTions under a sTricT news policy, liTerary work being placed in The background. Under This new sysTem several disTincT TeaTures have been developed. A permanenT humor column, HooT Mon, and an inTormal gossip deparT- menT, Club ChaTTer, are The Two ouTsTand- ing TeaTures produced and mainTained This year. As a special adverTising sTunT, The CiTizen issued an exTra Tor The NoTTingham Re- vue. Cleverly wriTTen and Typographically aTTracTive, This innovaTion meT wiTh immediaTe success, and aided greaTly in adverTising The school producTion. School elecTions in The Fall of l929 were covered by mimeographed special ediTions. The ediTorial sTaTT Tor The year has been as Tollows: Hayden D. Hickok, EdiTor-in-Chief: Morgan Hooker and Norman FiTzer, Manag- ing EdiTors: Morris Moss, SporTs EdiTor7 William R. MacLeod, HooT Mon columnist KaTharine Saunders, FeaTure EdiTor and Club ChaTTer wriTer. The business oT The CiTizen was handled by Jack H. Peach, Manager, assisTed by Paul MacLeod and Willard Taylor. CirculaTion Managers, and DoroThy Van Dyke, AdverTis- ing Manager. A greaT porTion oT The success oT The CiTizen is due To The TaculTy advisers, Miss DoroThy Kelley, English deiparTmenT, and Mr. Carl Eichelburg, PrinTing deparTmenT, who guided The sTaTF during The pasT year. Through The eTTorTs OT several sTaTT mem- bers, The CiTizen obTained a membership in The EasTern lnTerscholasTic PublicaTions Asso- ciaTion. During The Spring Term, The NoTTing- ham chapTer oT Quill and Scroll, lnTernaTional Honorary SocieTy Tor High School JournalisTs, was Tounded. GWWfD QUILL AND SCROLL The NoTTingham chapTer of Quill and Scroll, lnTernaTional H'onorary SocieTy Tor High School JournalisTs, was Tounded in March, I93O. Since The granTing oT The charTer, six members oT The CiTizen sTaTT have been accepTed as members. WiTh The addiTion of Norman FiTzer, who aTTained The socieTy while he was aT CenTral High School, The acTive membership numbers seven. The oTTicers are: Hayden D. Hickok, presidenTg Norman FiTzer, vice-presidenT: William R. MacLeod, secreTary: and Jack H. Peach, Treasurer. The remaining acTive membership consisTs oT Morgan Hooker, Morris Moss, and Willard Taylor. The Tounding oT a chapTer oT Quill and Scroll aT NoTTingham is signiTicanT as iT esTablishes a deTiniTe honorary goal Tor all wriTers in The school. Tl-IE REFLECTOR THE CITIZEN QUILL AND SCROLL 62 THE REFLECTOR my lm THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Since iTs ToundaTion-while NoTTingham's ancienT hisTory was in The making-The Girls' Glee Club, The largesT organizaTion oT The school, has mainTained a prominenT place in school acTiviTies. This socieTy was one oT The seven reasons why The NoTTingham Revue, The ouTsTand- ing evenT of The Fall season, was so huge a success. WiTh The assisTance oT Mrs. Hardy, our Tormer music insTrucTor: Miss Kelley, our dramaTic coach: and Miss Read, dancing in- sTrucTor, The girls presenTed an impressive Tinale To The show. Arlene Liberman, Helen Pierce, Lillian WolnsTein, BeTTy Eckel, and Louise LesTer were The ouTsTanding operaTic sTars oT The charming skeTch Two LiTHe Wooden Shoes, which was presenTed. Enid Williams, ArnoreTTe Barnes, and Avis Burdick sTarred in clever dance numbers. During The Fall Term, The club was under The guidance oT The Tollowing oTFicers: Arlene Liberman, presidenT: Jean Munnerly, vice- presidenT: Beverly NuTTer, secreTary, and Margery Sherman, Treasurer. ln mid-year Mr. SackeTT ioined The TaculTy. succeeding Mrs. Hardy as music direcTor, and made The Spring season one oT The mosT successTul ones in The hisTory oT The club. He was assisTed by The newly elecTed oTiicers. who were Beverly NuTTer, presidenT: Margery Sherman, vice-presidenT: DoroThy Greeson, secreTary: and Fredericlca Honsinger, Treasurer. ln April, The Girls' Glee Club, in con- iuncTion wiTh The recenTly Tormed Men's Glee Club, parTicipaTed in The FirsT Annual Spring Music FesTival. Several pleasing harmonies were rendered, accompanied by The school orchesTra. The monTh oT May glimpsed sTrenuous re- hearsals Tor The producTion oT ln Arcady . This delighTTul opereTTa was presenTed as The climaxing evenT oT The year. GWWVD IN ARCADY The combined Glee Clubs oT The School presenTed The charming opereTTa ln Arcady on The evening oT MayA23. The sTory concerns The Honorable James Woodbine, a Congressman, who has Trans- Tormed his ancesTral home in Arcady, a small New England village, inTo an exTensive, noT To say expensive model Tarm, wiTh a scienTiTic Tarmer, Ebenezer Riggs, as The manager. The acTion oT The producTion all Talces place on The Tarm. The romance is supplied chieTly by Jack and Virginia, and also by William Bean, The ConsTable, and Prudence Brier, The PosT- misTress. The principals oT The casT were: The Honorable James Woodbine, STephen Webb: Ebenezer Riggs, Maurice HouselcnechT: PeTer, William Thompson: Jack HunTer, George Ruby: William Bean, James Hessler: Silas Rankin, Francis Hfull: and Amos Appleby, Minor Pyke. Virginia Woodbine, Helen Pierce: Prudence Brier, ElizabeTh DaugherTy: Jane Brier, BeTTy Eckel: and Mamie, Lillian WolnsTein. This opereTTa was one oT The besT ever presenTed aT NoTTingham, and was a greaT success, boTh dramaTically and Tinancially. A THE REFLECTOR me 4:0 64 THE REFLECTOR Q91 45 THE RADIO CLUB NoTTingham is one oT The Tew high schools in The counTry which can boasT oT owning a licensed radio sTaTion, compleTely builT and operaTed by sTudenTs. Since l927, The Radio Club has held sway in The ElecTric Shop. IT has been consTanTly adding To iTs eTTiciency by means oT new equipmenT. AT The presenT Time, nine members oT The club are licensed operaTors and several more are almosT ready To compleTe Their TesTs. During The pasT year The members have communicaTed wiTh almosT every sTaTe in The Union. Mexico. Canada. wiTh Three diTTerenT amaTeurs in Germany, and wiTh several ships aT sea, including The U. S. S. Tennessee oTT The coasT oT California. Don T-lasTings and l-larold Dorschug have been carrying on a mosT inTeresTing correspondence wiTh one amaTeur in Germany. The oTTicers oT The Radio Club Tor The Fall Term were: l-larold Dorschug. presidenT: Nor- berT Reicher, vice-president Paul Disinger, secreTary: and Benjamin Glinsky, Treasurer. AT The beginning oT The Spring Term iT was decided To abolish The oTTices oT vice- presidenT and Treasurer. The oTTicers elecTed under The new arrangemenT were: Harold Dorschug, presidenT7 and Donald T-lasTings. secreTary. QIOWD THE CARTOON CLUB The CarToon Club, beTTer known as The Ink SpoTTers, was organized during The Fall Term oT i928 wiTh The idea oT developing ThaT arTisTic TalenT oT The sTudenTs which had hereToTore been neglecTed. MeeTings are held during The sevenTh period on Wednesdays in The arT room or Pen . Along wiTh The insTrucTion given in carTooning, posTer work is also TaughT. Many oT The posTers Tor CourTesy Week, The Oueen's l-lusbanclf' and In Arcady were Turnished by The carToonisTs. AlThough The ink SpoTTers are com- paraTively new in NoTTingham's rosTer oT clubs, Their organizaTion is rapidly gaining presTige. The oTTicers are: presidenT. Jane O'Connor: vice-presidenT, Frances Lee: secreTary. EdiTh Laurie. TI-IE REFLECTOR m +P THE RADTO CLUB THE CARTOON CLUB 66 THE REFLECTOR 19 i THE ORCHESTRA During Jrhe pasl year, Jrhe orcheslra has been under 'rhe Tufelaqe of 'rwo conduclors. ln Seplember an orcheslra, depleled of many velerans, reporled lo lhe call of Mrs. Hardy. H was her lask To form fhe recruils inlo an eflicienl organizafion, and she deserves much praise for her credilable work. A+ mid-year Mrs. Hardy was succeeded by Mr. Sackell. I+ is nol' necessary ro slale Thai he has been very successful. Mr. Sacke++'s rask was +o form a finished producl from Jrhe basic loundalion. Tha+ he has done rhis is evidenced by lhe perform- ance ol +l'e orcheslra in lhe Spring Music Fes+ival, lhe Dramalric Club play, and Jrhe operella. The members are: concer'r masrer, Eugene Koong firsf violins, Eugene Kline, Simon Rosovsky, and Marshall Reismang second violins, Raymond Rudolph, Raymond Carroll, Gwendolyn Greenland, and Bealrice Melz- qer: cello, Elizabelh Mann: mandolin, Marjorie Erick: banio, William Thompson: clarine+s, Charles Samuels, David Brewer. Louis Palmer, and James Barslowy saxophone, Donald Gribbleg lrumpels, William Melchoir, Allyn Herrick, Wal+er Robinson, Mary Holmes. and Margarel Foslerp melophone, Marvin Suqarman: Trombone, Kennelh Eichelberg: drums, Lawrence Pardee, xylophone, Fred Markham, and piano, Richmond Gale. THE REFLECTOR 67 in IJ THE HISTORY CLUB The Hisfory Club is No'rfingham's newesf organizafion and if has been in exisfence for less 'rhan a year. H was founded by Miss Mason and has already proved ifself a very successful underfaking. The officers for fhe year have been Paul Cummins, president Tom Dyer, vice-presi- denf: Bernice Brighf, secrefary: and Sherman Anderson, freasurer. The faculfy advisors are Miss Mason and Mrs. Parker. Members of fhe clulo musf mainfain an average of 85? in Hisfory in order fo refain membership. Meefings are held weekly and inferesfing programs are offen presenfed. Many of fhese consisf of shorf fallcs by mem- bers on subiecfs of an hisforical nafure. The purpose of The club is fo acquainf ifs members wifh hisforical facfs and fo encour- age fhe habif of personal research. During The pasf season a social gafhering was held af Morgan Hool4er's home fo wel- come new members. 68 Tl-TE REFLECTOR N:-an .410 THE MEN'S GLEE CLUB Early lasT Fall There came inTo being aT NoTTingham a new club,-The Men's Glee Club. For some Time The vocally inclined boys oT The school had TelT The need oT such an organizaTion. Mrs. l-lardy consenTed To Take The role oT TaculTy advisor and coach, and wiTh Mr. Coon's approval, a meeTing was held, aT which over ThirTy iunior and senior boys were presenT. STephen Webb, one oT The organizers oT The club, was elecTed presidenT. OTher oTTicers chosen were Ben Berry, vice-presidenTg Richmond Gale, secre- Tary: and Linsell Seaman, Treasurer. Hardly had The club organized when work on The NoTTingham Revue commenced. Every member plunged enThusiasTically inTo The work oT preparing an acT. The novel minsTrel show which resulTed is adequaTe prooT oT The abiliTy oT This organizaTion. AT The beginning oT The Spring Term iT was learned wiTh regreT ThaT Mrs. Hardy was leaving NoTTingham. The arrival oT Mr. SackeTT Trom PoTsdam, however, removed all doubTs as To The TuTure progress OT The Glee Club. STephen Webb was re-elecTed presi- denT3 ChesTer DuTT became vice-presidenT: Thomas Dyer, Treasurer: and Charles Blanch- ard, secreTary. Under The guidance oT These oTTicers and Mr. SackeTT, who proved To be a mosT capable leader, The club enTered upon The second Term oT iTs exisTence. Some new music was procured, and The addiTion oT several new members aided The club con- siderably. The TirsT evenT on The Spring program was The FirsT Annual Spring Music FesTival, a concerT by The combined Glee Clubs and The OrchesTra. ln This enTerTainmenT, which was called The TinesT in The hisTory oT NOT- Tingham by several members oT The TaculTy, The Men's Glee Club Took a prominenT parT. Soon came The opereTTa. ATTer much discussion, ln Arcadyn was chosen. In pasT years The Tilling oT The male roles in The opereTTa has been a diTTiculT Task, buT This Spring all was changed, Tor The Men's Glee Club produced more Than ample TalenT Tor such a producTion. THE REFLECTOR 69 'Mu me! THE STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE NoTTingham High School has long TelT The need oT regulaTed social TuncTions aside Trom Those sponsored by The various exTra-curricular organizaTions in The school. However, noT unTil The advenT OT a' Dean oT girls was This need remedied. Early in March oT This year Miss RuTh L. Sanderson, The aToremenTioned Dean oT girls, wiTh The cooperaTion oT our principals, Tormed a STudenT Social CommiTTee which consisTed oT one delegaTe Trom each home room and one Trom each oT The various clubs in The school. As usual, The TirsT meeTing was de- voTed To The elecTion oT oTTicers and a dis- cussion oT The various obiecTives oT The com- miTTee. IT chose as iTs oTTicers a chairman, Tom Dyer: a vice-chairman, Jane O'Connor: and a secreTary, Jane Bradley. The obiecTives Tor The Term were: Ill a courTesy campaign: l2l The sponsoring oT Tea Dances in The school gymnasium on Friday aTTernoons. The week oT March 3I was The advenT oT The TirsT obiecTive. The CourTesy Campaign. Monday morning each sTudenT was greeTed aT The door wiTh a copy oT The CourTesy Herald, an ouTline oT various rudimenTs of courTesy. and The program of The week. On Tuesday. each sTudenT received a genTle re- minder in The Torm oT a bloTTer, and Wednes- day had iTs TeaTure, an assembly wiTh Dr. Clausen as guesT- speaker. On Thursday, we sTrove Tor courTesy in The caTeTeria. and Fri- day aTTernoon came The grand Tinale,-The Tea Dance. IT was a huge success financially and socially. There being an aTTendance oT over Three hundred. The school has received many complimenTs Tor iTs eTTorTs in These lines. and The com- miTTee iTselT has enjoyed The proiecTs. GWWVD THE RED CROSS COMMITTEE AT The beginning of The Fall Term, iT be- came apparenT ThaT The Red Cross club was noT TuncTioning properly. Therefore, iT was deemed advisable To reorganize. The in- cumbenT officers resigned, and The Tew re- maining members who were sTill inTeresTed in The work Tormed a Red Cross CommiTTee. Since reorganizaTion, The commiTTee has TuncTioned successfully in all iTs chariTable underTakings. During The Holiday season, The Red Cross Tilled sixTeen sTockings Tor poor children. The Tunds Tor This venTure were obTained by sell- ing candy aT baskeTball games and aT The NoTTingham Revue. In March, The commiTTee packed a Friend- ship ChesT To go To The Philippine Islands. The money Tor This philanThropy was obTained by conTribuTions Trom The various Senior home rooms. The members oT The.commiTTee are Vir- ginia Black, DoroThy Greeson. Anne Randall, and Mary Randall. Morgan Hooker has been acTing chairman, and Miss SmiTh has been advisor. 70 Tl-TE REFLECTOR in .4-Jr? THE STUDENT COUNCIL I929-30 IT is The belieT oT The sTudenTs who have been in The Council since iT was sTarTed, as well as oT Mr. Coon, The TaculTy advisor, ThaT The pasT school year has seen greaTer accom- plishmenTs Than ever beTore. During The Fall Term oT I929, wiTh Gene T-larTer and Joe Fowler as PresidenT and Vice-PresidenT oT The STudenT Body, much was done Tor The good of NoTTingham. A School Creed and a School MoTTo were adopTed. Perhaps The mosT imporTanT evenT was The adopTion oT The STudenT CourT Plan, sub- miTTed by George Ruby, wiTh which we are Tamiliar. There were greaT sTeps Talcen To perTecT The TraTTic sysTem oT The school. The Men's Cvlee Club, Girls' RiTle Team, and The l-TisTory Club were granTed charTers. Perhaps one oT The accomplishmenTs oT The Council, mosT noTed by The sTudenTs, was The assembly programs. The Council sponsored several excellenT assemblies. AT The mid-year elecTions. Joe Fowler and Helen VincenT were elecTed PresidenT and Vice-PresidenT, respecTively, oT The STu- denT Body. During This pasT Term many improvemenTs have been made in The TraTTic sysTem. The Juniors showed Themselves pro- gressive by gaining a charTer Tor a Junior DramaTic Club. As iT is necessary To wriTe This resume during The Spring Term, a Tull accounT oT The Council's acTiviTies is noT available. However, The mosT imporTanT subiecT beTore The Council iusT aT presenT is a prospecTive sysTem To replace The presenT procedure Tor conducTing school elecTions. AnoTher proiecT inTroduced more recenTly is an l-lonorary SocieTy Tor boys. This is Tar Trom compleTion as yeT, buT seems To be an advisable plan. AT This Time iT seems appropriaTe To ex- press our appreciaTion To The FaculTy Tor Their broad-mindedness and lcind advice in encour- aging sTudenT governmenT in NoTTingham, which is being successTully adminisTered by our STuderiT Council. THE REFLECTOR 7l if 'gf THE NOTTINGHAM REVUE OF I929 A capaciTy audience Tilled The audiTorium on The nighTs oT December I3 and I4, when The NoTTingham Revue of l929 made school hisTory. Seven acTs, all under The auspices of The DramaTic Club, were in- dividually disTincT hiTs. The French Club's linguisTs had an oppor- TuniTy To display Their vocabularies in The French one-acT play, Une Marraine de Guerre. ln The casT were Hermione Kopp, Maria de Angela, ElizabeTh Dooley, and, To supply romanTic inTeresT, Jean Munnerly and Addison Merry. Miss Huckan's coaching oT The enTirely French lines conTribuTed To The acknowledged success of The play. Following These raTher serious momenTs, The inseparable song Team, George Ruby and STeve Webb presenTed Their black Tace acT Two Tom CaTs . Can'T We Be Friends. SweeTer Than SweeT, and The melodious Love Me were enThusiasTically received by The audience. AcT Three on The program revealed The Men's Glee Club aTTired as negroes crooning Dusky STevedore as Their opening number. A levee was The scene of The original minsTrel show, and The convenTional inTerlocuTor Took The guise oT a souThern overseer. The end men, whose anTics panicked The audience, were Ben Berry, CheT DuTT, Maurice House- knechT, and Francis Hull. Bill MacLeod TilTerecl his remarks Through The handsome gray musTache oT The Overseer, and Hugh Davidson, accompanied by The Glee Club chorus, sang Old Man River . ATTer Ruby and Webb had warbled Mellow Moon The show closed wiTh Sunny Side Up, inTro- duced by Francis Hull. Mrs. Hardy and Mr. Manor served as direcTors. The school orchesTra played during The in- Termission under The direcTion oT Mrs. Hardy. Blue Hawaii, TeaTuring AnTolim Trimm and his uke held The limelighT as AcT IV. An- Tolim sang several represenTaTive Hawaiian numbers including his Theme song, Blue Hawaii and The ever popular Aloha Ce. The PoT Boilers, a hilarious one-acT play given under The auspices of The DramaTic Club, was one oT The high lighTs of The revue. This back sTage comedy Tarce had Bud O'l-lara in The role oT The AuThor, Gordon Alderman as The Would Be PlaywrighT, and Virginia Black, DoroThy Greeson, MilTon Hall, Eugene HarTer, and l-lilberT Fleischman as The players . Perhaps The mosT scinTillaTing sTar of The play was The nonchalanT ianiTor, Norman LeaviTT. Each member of The casT gave superb performance in This side-spliTTing comedy-drama. Miss Kelley was The coach. Herby Shapero and Jerry Wiseman, our Two prize banjo perTormers, offered Banjo BiTs, TeaTuring Who, LiTTle By LiTTle, How Am I To Know,'.' Five FooT Two, and Moanin' Low','. Herby crooned The choruses. and The audience waxed enThusiasTic over The acT. . The curTain opened nexT on The Girls' Glee Club miniaTure opereTTa, Two LiTTle Wooden Shoes . This singing and dancing presenTaTion was one of The hiTs oT The show. Enid Williams conTribuTed The Breakaway, -and AmoreTTe Barnes and Avis Burdick a clever Tap specialTy. The solo singing resTed mainly on The capable shoulders of Arlene Liberman, Lillian Woln- sTein, KaTherine' LaVauTe, Louise LesTer and BeTTy Eckel. The choruses danced To precision under The experT coaching oT Miss Read, and The really professional air oT The sTaging and scenery was due To Mrs. l-lardy's direcTion. The TirsT NoTTingham Revue was an un- precedenTed success Tinancially and dra- maTically, and esTablished a cusTom ThaT will conTinue Tor long in The TuTure. 72 Tl-IE REFLECTOR 19: if THE FRENCH CLUB This year has been The busiesT and mosT inTeresTing in The hisTory of The French Club oT NoTTingharn. The club presenTed a play in The NoTTingham Revue , and, laTer in The season, an assembly program. BoTh of These were given enTirely in French. The meeTings of The club have been livened up by games and enTerTainmenTs of all lcinds. JusT pass 305 some Friday aTTernoon aTTer 2:30 and hear The good Time! One musT be a member OT The second year French class and mainTain an average of 85? in order To become a member of The organ- izaTion. This average musT be lcepT up, or a member is auTomaTically dropped. AT pres- enT The membership is double ThaT of lasr year as There are 40 members. Tom Dyer has been a mosT capable presi- denT. succeeding Louis de Angela. The oTher officers are Jean Munnerly, vice-president Lorna Yorlc, secreTary: Bernice BrighT, Treas- urer, and Miss l-luckans, criTic. The club owes a greaT deal of iTs success To The eTTorTs of Miss Huclcans and Miss Coffey, for They have helped in every way possible. IT is To be hoped ThaT The success which The French club has enjoyed so Tar will be remembered by The old members, and will conTinue Tor Those who are To come in The TuTure. Vive le cercle francais de NoTTingham. Z!! THE REFLECTOR mv J' ff' Z' DQIQ'-XJ WLQN-:KV 74 THE REFLECTOR 'N-vu QR ROY FAIRMAN The rnosl imporlanl 'laclor in No'H'ingham's alrhlelic success during 'rhe pasl year has been Coach Roy Fairman. To him counrless +hanks are due for +he knowledge, spiril, and love for clean play he has insfrilled info every alhlele who has worlced under him al Nol- fingham. lvlr. Fairman assumed The posi of baslceiball menlor here 'lwo years ago, and lasl year he roolc up lhe coaching reins ofa foolball and baseball, in addilion. When Mr. Fairman iirsl came lo Nolring- ham, he was laced wirh lhe laslc of piloring +o vicrory a school 'ro which de'Fea'r was a 'familiar word. To him fell The job of raising Nollingham from Hs low posilions in various sporis To high ones in league compelilion. The laslc was no small one. buf figures prove fhaf, Jrhus lar, our 'rhree sporr coach has succeeded admirably. Largely Through his eiclorls, Nolringham has risen from a habilual fiflh place in 'loofball +o 'The ihird place posi+ion in 'rhe Ciry League. The same holds 'rrue of baslcefball. In baseball he has rasied Jrhe Orange and Blue lo second place. All of lhis was accomplished Through much ellorl and an unselfish devolion To work. Roy Fairman deserves a greal deal of credil for lhe services he has rendered 'lo Nolnlingham and we, Jrhe class of '30, wish him conlinued success in 'rhe +asl4 which he has so well s'rar'red. THE REFLECTOR 75 Ga- -449 BLOCK LETTER AWARDS, I929-30 FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL Ma'r+hew Hoysaclc, Capfain Duncan Thompson, Cap+ain Rober+ Smi+h, Manager Sfefson Barnes, Manager George Barnes Francis Fi+zgerald Alfred Peper, Faculfy Manager S+e+son Barnes George Gifford Ralph Brown Roberf Reichel Ralph Brown Reginald Carlin Edward Chamberlin Thomas Conroy Louis Drexler Edward Kan+rowi+z Mal+hew Hoysaclc Minor Pylce Duncan Thompson Badger True l-larry TuHle BASEBALL David Fleming - Duncan Thompson Capiams Joseph Fowler, Manager Howard Anderson George Beebe Thomas Conroy John Faulkner Charles Fuller Eugene Koon Joseph Koon Wilbur Messler Wilford Thune l-larry Tullle GOLF TENNIS Roberl Korelz, Manager Marvin Brown, Capfain Lee Hickey Whiiney Shaul George Ruby, Manager Morris M055 John S'e9leman Anlhony Amann Edmund French Jerome Freeman John Hefheringfon TRACK Maurey Morgan, Ralph Brown Edward Cady Louis de Angela Irving Earle Richard Groves Manager Edward Kanlrowilz Winford Oliphan+ Donald Turcof Harry Yalcey 76 Tl-lE REFLECTOR my mf-F FOOTBALL, I929 The record made by The l929 fooTball Team sTands as The besT any NoTTingham Team has ever made. Capfained by lv1aTThew MaTTy l-loysaclc. oufsfanding field general and defensive arTisT, and coached by Roy E. Fairman, who complefed his firsT year aT NoTTingham This season. The Team meT The besT in The scholasTic field in Cenfral New York. The conclusion of The season found The Orange and Blue gridmen in Third place in The CiTy League. The resulTs in league play were commend- able since only one loss was suffered. Two vicTories and Three Ties rounded ouT The season. The squad made Two ouf-of-Town Trips, iourneying firsT To Auburn. where They baTTled The sfrong Auburn Team, a heavy favorife. To a scoreless Tie. NexT They Traveled To SchenecTady, where They losT To Schenecfady High, 26-6. buT had The honor of being The firsT To score on Their opponenTs in Three years. PosT-season honors fell To MaTThew Hoysack and Thomas Conroy, bo+h players receiving places on The All-CiTy League Team. Hoysack was adjudged The besT quarTerback. and Con- roy won an end posiTion. Several valuable players are due To be losT because of grad- uaTion. These include Pyke, Brown, and Drexler. The resulTs and sTaTisTics show NoTTingham To have been a hard-fighTing, clean-playing, winning Team lasT season-a Team for any school To be proud of. NoTTingham ...,,s.,s,s. CenTral ..,,,, NoTTingham ,,ss,,,,.... C. B. A .,..,.. NoTTingham Auburn s.,,.. NoTTingham ,..,,,,,,,,, EasTwood .. NoTTingham SchenecTady NoTTingham VocaTional .. Noffingham Norfh ..,.,.,,,, NoTTingham Valley ..,,, GNMID THE SPORTSMANSHIP BANQUET For The firsT Time in The hisTory of The school, NoTTingham's sporTsmen assembled aT a banqueT, held in The cafeTeria on March I3, I93O. The obiecT of This inaugural enTer- TainmenT was To furfher The idea of sporTs- manship in The school, and To recompense The aThleTes for Their efforTs Toward making The Orange and Blue a leader in scholasTic circles. The evenT was aTTended by nearly one hundred sTudenTs. mosT of Them having parTicipaTed in fooTball, baskefball, baseball, Tennis, or Traclc during The preceding year. Eugene T-larTer, ex-presidenT of The STudenT Body, headed The reunion as masTer of cere- monies. Paul Krimmel was guesT spealcer of The evening, and spoke on The Topic, A Real SporTsman. Roy Fairman, coach of The majoriTy of sporTs in The school, was com- plimenTed on his successful work, and ad- dressed The gafhering. Various members of The faculTy who were presenT were called upon To say a few words. PresidenT Fowler also gave a brief speech, as did Two of NoTTingham's ouTsTanding aThleTes, Dune Thompson, and Tom Conroy. Songs and cheers during The course of The evening helped To liven The affair. Plans Tor The banqueT were carried ouT by The STudenT Council and by managers of The various sporTs. Since The SporTsmanship Ban- queT proved such a success. iT is expecTed ThaT such an evenT will be made an annual funcfion. THE REFLECTOR Ox GI O' FOOTBALL SQUAD, I 78 THE REFLECTOR ml IJ BASKETBALL, I929-30 In The pasT, baslceTball aT NoTTingham has always been among The leasT successful oT sporTs. Former years have seen Orange Tives TighTing Through diTTiculT schedules, buT sel- dom being able To balance The number oT games won wiTh Those losT. This year, how- ever, under The guidance oT Coach Roy Fair- man, NoTTingham ToughT iTs way inTo Third place in The CiTy League, and capTured Tour ouT oT seven non-league games To compleTe The mosT successful season in The school's hisTory. True To TradiTion, The TirsT opponenT of The campaign was Morrisville High, whom NoT- Tingham disposed oT 32 To I4. ForTune smiled on The Orange warriors during The TirsT Term oT The school year, when Tour vicTories were recorded To one deTeaT. EligibiliTy rules, how- ever, dealT a severe blow To NoTTingham's hopes when iT was discovered aTTer midsyear examinaTions ThaT Three regular players had Tailed To measure up To The scholasTic re- quiremenTs. SubsTiTuTes were delegaTed To Till These vacancies, buT The revamped Team was unable To equal The sTandard seT by The Tormer ouTTiT. NoTTingham's name was Tar from disgraced, Though, during The laTTer parT oT The season, since The new aggregaTion gained experience ancl generalship in every game, Taking The Tinal game oT The year Trom Valley 23 To T3. The main posT-season honors wenT To Bob Reichel, who was chosen All-League cenTer on The maioriTy oT Teams picked by local newspapers. WiTh The ToundaTion laid by This year's Team, TogeTher wiTh The reTurn oT many veTerans and The help OT Coach Fairman, NoTTingham's baslceTball sToclc should soar high nexT year and in The years To come. iolease Turn To page 92l THE REFLECTOR 79 my KJ' TENNIS, I929 In l929, Tor The TirsT Time, an ouTsTancling Tennis Team was produced aT NoTTingham. The Team finished in Third place in The CiTy League, wi+h Tive vicTories and Two deTeaTs. Three ouTside maTches, one wiTh Auburn and Two wiTh Manlius, rounded ouT The season. The cusTomary eliminaTion TournamenT sTaged aT The beginning oT The season by George Ruby, manager, produced The Tollowing Team: Brown, Freeman, French, l-leTheringTon and Amann. NoTTingham was The only Team in The League To vanquish C. B. A. Losses were suTTered aT The hands oT CenTral and Voca- Tional, while all oTher CiTy League Teams were deTeaTed by The Orange and Blue rac- gueTeers. The Team was unTorTunaTe in losing all buT iTs TourTh and TiTTh men by graduaTion aT The close oT The season. This spring an eliminaTion TournamenT run by STephen Webb, who was chosen manager, produced Three new men, AlTred lvlarquisee, George Ruby, The man- ager oT IasT year's Team, and WalTer Diamond. These Three, and The veTerans oT l929, John l-leTheringTon and AnThony Amann, have sTarTed This season mosT auspiciously. 80 TI-'IE REFLECTOR if nf BASEBALL, I929 NoTTingham's I929 baseball Team, Trom The sTandpoinT oT games won and IosT. was The mosT TriumphanT in The hisTory oT The school. When The TirsT call was issued, numerous dif- TiculTies had To be Taced. IT was Mr. Fair- man's iniTiaI year, and he was compelled To build The nine around his only veTerans, Cap- Tains Fleming and Thompson. As The Time Tor The TirsT CiTy League ap- pearance approached, nearly all The Team's rough spoTs were disappearing. AIThough los- ing This game 2 To I, The Team won Tour ouT oT The nexT Tive games played. Among These was The I To O vicTory over CenTraI, which was The TirsT maior vicTory ThaT NoTTingham had won over The IaTTer school. A downfall came Tollowing This sTreaI4. Vocafional, ST. Lucy's and CenTraI deTeaTed The Orange and Blue in successive games. The sTrengTh of The Orange ouTTiT was well each oT These sTruggIes was IosT by buT one run. of CiTy League play in Third posiTion, wiTh shown, however, as The Tinal resulTs showed NoTTingham eighT vicTories and six deTeaTs. CenTraI and VocaTionaI capTured TirsT and second places, respecTively. During The inTervaI beTween The League maTches, Tully, Manlius, and CaThedraI were Torced To bow To Coach Fairman's men, mala- ing The season's summary I4 games won, and 8 IosT. In The final evenT oT The year, NoTTingham easily cIeTeaTecI a sTrong alumni Team. The Two ouTsTanding evenTs of The I929 season were The eighT consecuTive errorless games played, and The exhibiTion oT Joseph Koon, when he piTched a one hiT game againsT EasTwood. The resulTs oT The games are as Tollowsz CITY LEAGUE GAME SCORE 'NoTTingham OpponenTs VocaTional . ,, . I 2 CenTraI ,s,,, , . I O ST. Lucy's ,, ,,... . 6 3 C. B. A .,,..,,,, , I 2 Valley ,.,,,., , 3 O NorTh ..,,,,., . I O EasTwood ., ..,. . 8 3 Voca+ionaI ,,.,. , 2 3 CenTraI ,...... .,,. 4 5 ST. Lucy's ...,.., , 5 6 C. B. A .......,. ..,, 4 O Valley ,..,,,. . 5 3 NorTh ..,....... . 2 3 EasTwood ....,,.,.,.. ,.,..,,,, 8 2 ToTaI poinTs scored 5I 32 Won ....,,. .,,.,, 8 LosT ,,.,,,,,,, , 6 6804.9 BASEBALL, I930 Coach l:airman's baseball Team This year is, wiThouT a doubT, The TinesT ThaT has ever rep- resenTed NoTTingham. ForTiTied sTrongIy wiTh Fleming, Conroy, and oThers in The piTching box, NoTTingham has mainTained a pace oT recording aT IeasT half oT iTs wins by shuT- ouT scores. Two oT iTs league games have resuITed in no-hiT, no-run conTesTs, one being hurled by Fleming, and The oTher being cli- vided beTween Conroy and Anderson. A more cIiTTicuIT and more compIeTe sched- ule was uncIerTaIcen This year Than has ever been Taclcled beTore. AT IeasT Three games have been played every weelc and someTimes Tour. As we go To press, NoTTingham has won TourTeen games and IosT Two. In eighT of The wins The Orange has held The opposi- Tion scoreless. THE REFLECTOR cm, 1-0 BASEBALL SQUAD, mo 82 THE REFLECTOR Nag. 4-0 I T l GOLF, I929 This year will be The second To wiTness golT as an organized sporT aT NoTTingham. LasT year, under The leadership oT Mr. Smigelsky, a Team was Tormed, Tive maTches were played, and block leTTers were awarded aT The end oT The season. This Spring The Threads oT The work oT previous years will be piclced up and will be woven inTo an enduring and lasTing acTiviTy Tor NoTTingham. The municipal course aT BurneT Park was obTained Tor The use oT lasT year's Team, and pracTices as well as maTches were held There. Two Tussles were dropped To CenTral and one GOLF, The l93O golT Team TulTilled dreams oT years back aT NoTTingham by winning The TirsT ciTy championship ThaT has ever been awarded To The easT-side school. BolsTered by The addifion oT Three new players, namely, Thompson, BriTTen, and FiTzgerald, all oppo- To VocaTional, The ciTy champs. A home and home series was divided wiTh Baldwinsville. The I93O Team is coached by lvlr. McLaugh- lin, who joined The TaculTy lasT Fall. l-le has an enviable record as a scholasTic coach, and Teams should Tare well under him. The Drum- lins layouT, where many oT The maTches are due To be played, is being used as The home course. Among The Teams on This year's schedule are CenTral, Sherrill, VocaTional, and Auburn. IT is To be hoped ThaT golf is permanenTly esTablished aT NoTTingham as a helpTul, useful SporT. I930 siTion was Trampled inTo The dusT. As we go To press The resulTs sTand as Tollows: NoTTingham 85 Delaware ,, , .,,, 3M NoTTingham ,.,, I2 CaThedral ,, ,,.. , O NoTTingham 7M VocaTional ,,,,, ,. 4M NoTTingham 8 VocaTional ,,,.,,,. 4 THE REFLECTOR 83 in IQ?-0 l l TRACK, I929 NoTTingham's I929 speedsTers broke The Tape Tor a mosT successTul season. AlThough no individual honors were coralled in eiTher The CiTy or STaTe meeTs, The wearers oT The orange piled up large ToTals, as a Team, in every conTesT in which They parTicipaTed. A greaTer varieTy oT TalenT appeared in The aggregaTion oT lasT year Than was ever pres- enT before. Runners, jumpers, and weighT Throwers conTribuTed alike To The accomplish- menTs oT The squad. The ouTTiT was coached by Mr. L. V. Leigh, gymnasium insTrucTor, who compleTed his TirsT year in ThaT capaciTy wiTh unusual success. The sole ouT-oT-Town Trip underTalcen by The Team was To The Tamous Union-EndicoTT MeeT. Here, alThough The cream oT scholasTic Traclc- men oT The sTaTe clashed, NoTTingham won second place in class B compeTiTion. ln The annual CiTy high school meeT, The Orange carried away second place once more in The Tace OT hard opposiTion. A loss in a dual iousT wiTh Cazenovia Seminary and a vicTory over NorTh High in a Twofold Tussle served To Tinish The season. A heavy loss of veTerans hampers The Team much This year. Among Those reTurning are Ralph Brown, Edward Cady, and William Thompson who will have To malce up Tor The loss OT such men as Eddie KanTrowiTz, lrving Earle, Dick Groves, Louis deAngela, and oThers. ln The weigh division NoTTingham loolcs incapable oT producing anoTher Don TurcoT or l-larry Yalcey. However, wiTh The experT advice oT Mr. Manor, presenT gym insTrucTor, success may easily Tollow NoTTing- ham in I93O. 84 THE REFLECTOR l GIRLS' BASKETBALL, I929-30 The girls' basl4eTball Team represenTing The Orange and Blue Tor This season is a splendid example oT NoTTingham's abiliTy To place well- Trained, TasT Teams on The Tloor. The girls played good, heady games and have been complimenTed by many coaches in The ciTy. Every girl lcnew her posiTion Thoroughly and played iT To The besT oT her abiIi+y. BeTTy Faulkner, small, TasT and usually a dead shoT aT The wire dislc, is a naTural born Torward. T-lfer Team maTe, Jane Spencer, who was oTTen piTTed againsT The TallesT guard oT The opposing Team, deserves much crediT. Barbara Blanchard and Mary Dunlap may easily be called The long and shorT oT iT. Very Tew cenTers could ouT-iump Barbara and no one could ouTplay Mary. LasT, buT noT leasT, come The guards. They were regarded as The mainsTays on The Team and boTh have played on The All-STar ciTy Teams ThaT are selecTed aT The close oT each baslceTball season. WiThouT Mariorie Vesey and Edi+h Laurie, The Team would have lacked much oT iTs power. No Team can be successTul wiThouT proper coaching, and one reason NoTTingham placed second in The CiTy League was because oT Miss Johnson's Tireless eTTorTs ThroughouT The season. Much crediT is due The subsTiTuTes who aided. They were DoroThy Vesey, Dor- oThy WhiTney, Mildred Ache-son, Sylvia WolT, Ann Turner and Thelma Fancher. These girls will succeed The many who are leaving NoT- Tingham This spring. Scores are: NoTTingharn Valley NoTTingham EasTwood NoTTingham NorTh , NoTTingham Solvay ,, NoTTingham Goodyear NoTTingham CenTral , TM THE REFLECTOR 85 GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL, l930 The Girls' Volley ball Team compleTed a crediTable season This year, alThough iT was noT quiTe so successTul as Thaf oT I929. The coach, Miss Johnson, deserves much crediT Tor her hard work in geTTing The Team in shape as does Mildred Acheson, sTudenT manager. The Team, on accounT oT good supporT on iTs home courT, won every game played aT NoTTingham. Valley also was vicTorious buT was Torced To TorTeiT iTs game To The NoTTing- ham girls because oT an ineligibiliTy in The Valley line-up. To sum up The six games played, NoTTing- ham won over CenTral, EasTwood and by Tor- TeiT Trom Valley. The Team losf To Solvay, VocaTional and NorTh. Every game was hard ToughT and characTerisTic oT NoTTingham sporTsmanship. The Team and sul:JsTiTuTes were: Marjorie Vesey, capTain, Edifh Laurie, Lydia NeuroTh, Mary Dunlap, Mildred Acheson, CaTherine Crosby, Jane Spencer, Thelma Fancher, Dor- oThy Vesey, DoroThy WhiTney, Sylvia WolTe, DoroThy Acheson, and Lillian Moore. T-ligh scorers Tor The Team were CapTain Vesey and EdiTh Laurie. 86 THE REFLECTOR GIRLS' RTFLE TEAM One oT The newesT organizalrions aT NoT- Tingham is The Girls' RiTle Team. IT was sTarTed in The early Fall under The capable leadership oT lvliss Greenberg. The rifles were loaned To us by Colonel Fredericlc TesT, who is The commander oT The R. O. T. C. uniT aT Syracuse UniversiTy. The girls were coached by his daughTer, Jo TesT. The girls on The Team did noT succeed in meeTing a Team Trom some oTher school This Term, buT we hope They have beTTer luclc in The years To come. Several oT The mosT prominenT members are: Josephine TesT, Eleanor Richardson, BeTTy Kopp, Marian l-lowe, BerTha Willis, Vivian Why+e and DoroThy Snyder. As mosT oT These girls are graduaTing This year, Their places will be Talcen by younger girls nexT year. if THE REFLECTOR 87 Li 40 l l GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM, I930 This year's swimming Team was one oT The TinesT ThaT has ever represenTed NoTTingham. The mermaids did noT need much Time To show Their superioriTy over Their opponenTs, Tor They soon rolled up a score OT 36 poinTs To The 7 secured by Their closesT rival, CenTral l-ligh. DoroThy WhiTney did her share by coming in TirsT in The 80 yard dash and also second in The baclcsTrolce. Elaine Wilson won The 40 yard dash as well as second place in The diving, wiTh her sisTer BeirTha coming in TirsT in The laTTer evenT. Due crediT musT be given To Mildred Achef son, capTain, and To Thelma Fancher Tor Their good iudgmenT and leadership. The Team consisTed oT Mildred Acheson, Elaine and BerTha Wilson, Marjorie Vesey, EdiTh Laurie, Selma BernsTein, and DoroThy WhiTney. The sulosTiTuTes were DoroThy Vesey, Ann Turner, and Thelma Fancher. DoroThy WhiTney brolce The record Tor The 80 yard dash, and Marjorie Vesey's record oT 472 TeeT Tor The plunge has noT as yeT been equaled. May NoTTingham brealc more records nexT year and succeed in winning The cup perma- nenTly. 88 TI-IE REFLECTOR i. mf GIRLS' TENNIS, I929 AnoTher championship! WhaT more could NoTTingham ask? The Tennis season oT I929 closed very successTully by adding This addi- Tional TiTle To NoTTingham's lisT oT ever- increasing Iaurels. There was no oTher school in Syracuse ThaT could equal The Orange and Blue racqueT wielders. In every game played, our girls deTeaTed Their opponenTs in sTraighT seTs. GreaT crediT goes To Miss Johnson, The coach, and Lorna WolTers, The manager, Tor iT is diTTiculT To pick a varsiTy team from The many excellenT players who aspire To repre- senT NoTTingham on The courTs. The resuITs oT sTiTT eIiminaTion conTesTs, however, showed The Tollowing girls worThy oT playing on The Team: I-TarrieT Blain, BerTha Willis, Barbara Ayling, CapTaing Mariorie Vesey, Edi+h Laurie and RuTh Schlosser. These girls showed much pluck, and a splendid spiriT on The courTs aT all Times. GWMVD GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION In The spring of I929, The Girls' AThIeTic AssociaTion meT and elecTed as iTs oTTicers, Tor The year: JusTina Gould, PresidenT: EdiTh Laurie, Vice President Mary Dunlap, Secre- Taryq and Marjorie Vesey, Treasurer. During The pasT year The girls meT several Times To discuss various quesTions ThaT came To The aTTenTion oT The associaTion such as The changing OT The poinT sysTem, eTc. This spring, new oTTicers were eIecTed. They are: Barbara Blanchard, PresidenT: BeTTy Faulkner, Vice President Mildred Acheson, SecreTary1 and Mary Dunlap, Treasurer. The associaTion consisTs oT all girls who have Tried ouT Tor any sporT during The currenT year and aTTendance is encouraged in boTh Senior and Junior schools. GWWVD GIRLS' ATHLETIC AWARDS NoTTingham is perhaps The only school in Syracuse which has inTroduced The poinT sysTem Tor girls' aThIeTic awards. PoinTs are given Tor all parTicipaTion in aThIeTics, and even iT a girl does noT make The Team, she gains crediT Tor pracTicing regularly. Any girl who earns 600 poinTs is awarded a block IeTTer1 IZOO poinTs, a pin: 2500 poinTs, a silver loving cup. This year IeTTers were awarded To Thelma Fancher, Jane Spencer, Barbara Blanchard, Elaine Wilson, and BerTha Willis. Mildred Acheson was The only girl To win a pin. Cups were presenTed To Mary Dunlap, Edi+h Laurie, and Mariorie Vesey. THE REFLECTOR in J GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM, I929 90 Tl-IE REFLECTOR my .gf GIRLS' TRACK, I929 The girls oT The Senior High Traclc Team lived up To The school's highesT hopes by winning anoTher cup. This Time is was Their abiliTy on The Cinder Traclc ThaT was re- sponsible Tor The championship. The ouTsTanding sTars were Lorna WolTers and Mary Dunlap, The capTain. The Team was composed oT These Two girls, also Mariorie Vesey, EcliTh Laurie, Enid Williams, BerTha Willis, Mildred Acheson, and Doris HaTTen- don. Miss Johnson showed her abiliTy as coach, and due praise should be given To Marjorie Vesey, The manager. While The Junior l-ligh girls were noT TorTunaTe enough To win a cup as Their senior classmaTes had done, They had a Team ThaT deserves much crediT. OuTsTanding mem- bers on The junior Team were DoroThy WhiT- ney, Corinne STellman, Ann Turner, DoroThy Vesey and Sylvia WolT. WiTh Their valuable experience, These girls will be able To Talce The places oT several oT The seniors who are graduaTing. THE REFLECTOR me :JY CHEERLEADERS Helen Vincenl, Ben Berry, Doris Hall 92 THE REFLECTOR il If TRACK, I930 Working wiTh a surprisingly small amounT oT maTerial, Mr. Manor has developed, Thus Tar, a represenTaTive Track Team Tor NoTTing- ham. The Team was builT around The Tew veTerans reTurning Trom lasT year, and iT Tared well in iTs i930 compeTiTion. The TirsT meeT looming beTore The Orange speedsTers was The InTerscholasTic Games aT CorTland Normal, where They Took Two TirsT places. In The second conTesT, NoTTingham maTched sTrides wiTh The besT Syracuse had To oTTer in The annual ciTy meeT and came oTT The Tield in second place. The ouTsTanding sTar oT The year is Ralph Brown, high jumper, who has been vaulTing in The viciniTy oT Tive and one-halT TeeT all season. As we go To press. The squad is rounding inTo remarkable Tine shape and promises To be a winner in TuTure meeTs. GNQKD Class HisTory lConcluded Trom page 49l Under The guidance oT George Ruby, The No++ingham STudenT CourT has been esTab- lished This year. Many oT The Seniors shared in The producTion oT The NoTTingham Revue and also in The inauguraTion oT The Annual Music FesTival. The DramaTic Club, which includes a number oT Seniors, has made a greaT success oT The Queen's Husband. and oTher Seniors helped in The producTion oT ln Arcady, a producT of The combined music clubs. Our responsibiliTies resT raTher heavily as The Time Tor our deparTure draws near. For all The exciTemenT and pleasure, we Tind our- selves a liTTle sorry To Think oT graduaTion and permanenT separaTion Trom The liTe oT NOT- Tingham. STill, we have no Time Tor regreT. In any case we have adopTed as our moH'o: Tu ne cede malis: sed conTra audenTior iTo. Do noT yield To misTorTune, buT go on more boldly againsT iT. GNMID BaskeTball, I929-30 lConcluded from page 78l The resulTs oT The pasT season's play: NoTTingham Morrisville NoTTingham EasTwood NoTTingham NorTh s,,s..s ..,...., NoTTingham CenTral ,,,,..,,s.,.., NoTTingham Marcellus NoTTingham .. ,,,..,,, VocaTional NoTTingham ST. John's NoTTingham Valley .. .,., . . NoTTingham Morrisville NoTTingham VocaTional NoTTingham .,.........s EasTwood NoTTingham ,.......,... NorTh .... NoTTingham ST. John's NoTTingham ST. Lucy's NoTTingham Valley NoTTingham CenTral ., THE REFLECTOR 93 L. 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GNMJD The slaff also wishes io lake This opporlunily io s'ra+e 'rhal our asso- cialions wilh lhe Barnard Sludio, l-lyde-Baumler, Inc. and Disque Phoio-Engraving Company, have been mosl pleasani and sa'ris- faclory. in .45 Marine Supplies Bike Boals Yachfing Clo+hes 302 W. Genesee Sf. 303 W. Willow S+. Phone 2-75l6 BARZEE BOAT SALES, lnc. Channel, River and Lalre Charls :: Disfribufors Dodge Boais Demonsfraiions Daily A FEW GOOD USED BOATS H. Diamonds Homes Furnished Wafches Complefe PHARMACIST Diamond Formerly wifh George W. Barnes Now loca+ed in 'l'he ECKEL THEATRE BLDG. Same Good Sodas Home Furnishing Co., Inc. 267 Norfh Salina Sheer SYRACUSE, N. Y. Esfablished l9l6 Brunswick Phone Radios 2-3692 H. J. HOWE, lnc. Es+ablishecl l86O Jewelers We would like 'lo be your iewelers, foo PEARSON'S Besl' Qualify Sodas, Candy, Ice Cream Efc. Boi NOON LUNCHES A Specially DAIRYLEA CREAMS 'NB ef' COMPLIMENTS OF J. F. O'CONNOR SALES CO. 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DRESSES MILLINERY HOSIERY Cos'I'ume Jewelry Lingerie CircuIa+ing Library We Specialize in Chic Sfyles for Juniors, Misses and Women Open Evenings Mc KAY'S Home Made Ice Cream and Candies I903 GRANT BOULEVARD 209 EAST FAYETTE STREET Syracuse New York LUNCHES SERVED AI' Our FayeHe S'IreeI Slore wifh a Special Menu Each Day Complimenfs of LIBERMAN'S THE GIFT sHoP of Syracuse Opposife Onondaga Hofel On Jefferson Sfreel' Complimenfs of STEINHORN 81 MILLER FINE FURS and LADIES' APPAREL 'N-'eau 49 The BeH'y Shoppe Lingerie Hosiery Noiions 709 SouI'h Crouse Avenue HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR 'For all Ihe family 1 EI+ham L. Simons 473 Wes+coH Slreei' Complimenfs of Ellis, Moreland and Ellis SMH Frocks ' Coafs General Insurance and Accessories 6I2 CITY BANK BLDG. 447 Syracuse, N. Y. SOUTH SALINA ST. Easl' Genesee Drug Sfore Nyal Remedies I647 EAST GENESEE ST. ICor. Cherryl Phone 4-28I I Complimenfs of M. Siegleman Company The PALACE BAKE SHOP Purify and Square Deal Io AII I50-I52 NORTH SALINA STREET Corner Willow Dis'I'inc'rive Gifis Books Sfafionery SOLLINGER'S EveryIoody's Book Shop 205 Easf Fayeffe Sfreef P. L. MOON I 00I Euclid Avenue GROCERIES AND MEATS of Qualify We Deliver 'iw 'J' COMPLIMENTS of P H I S I G M A 'GIRL .l. Gompamg Saud: Salina mu! f - - 5yracuJc.MYf svscl.-xms-rs IN Fzmmms ws,-xnAn1,55 Com plimenfs of YOUNC-3'S JEWELRY STORE 4l6 Sou1'I1 SaIina Sfreei Q, Clark Music Bldg. 3 f 'V ALWAYS WELCOME AND YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD BERLA'S G + S+ Complimenis of rea el' Ore I A DEERING s HARDWARE. PAINTS A HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SHCE DEPARTMENT RADIOS Noveliies in Season A L 503 WesIcoH Sireei Phone 5-I20I 345 Souih Salina Sfreei' Syracuse, N. Y. D R U M L I N S COUNTRY CLUB FACILITIES Ona PAY AS YOU USE BASIS Golf : Dancing : Resfaurani' Banquefs and Dances a Specialfy For informafion dial 3-III5 Complimenfs of WE THANK YOU for Your Paironage WESTCOTT BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR 09093 ROSS STITT I Pfopfiefor The HARVARD SI-mp GLASS . . . SASH . . . . . . DOORS AUTO GLASS . . . . . . SCREENS O. D. BLANCHARD AND BROS., Inc. 303 Wallace S'I'ree+ Syracuse, N. Y. AMPLE PARKING . . . . . . PHONE 2-9I65 COMPLIMENTS of G A M M A S I G M A - ---OMICRON CHAPTER ONONDAGA BUSINESS SCHOOL Souih Salina Sfreei' all Adams Our carefully planned courses in Secre+arial Science, Boolclceeping, S+eno'rypy lma- chine shor+-handl, Filing, elc., should in'reres+ every ambilious graduafe Lei us help you lay The foundalion for a successful and happy business or professional career C. NELL EIGABROADT, Principal ' PHONE 2-48I6 GET YOUR SCHOOL COLORS fBlLI9 and OI'ang9, Complimenfs of When you buy Your Prep Suif ai' S' PETERS I SMART MILLINERY 0 SUITS slr TES 42I Soufh Salina Sfreei up fo 335.00 in J COMPLIMENTS of Masque Chapfer of PAPCA The Syracuse Glove Facfory compuamenfs of ' v 200 Wesf FayeHe Sfreei' Inc' Corner Clinfon 353 1 SOUTH WARREN ST. --- and --- Y The Glove Shoppe 374 Soufh Salina S1'ree'I' Corner Jefferson Loew Bldg. E. Complimenfs of W. Edwards and Son 'Lu J' COMPLIMENTS of MOSS - KALLET CO., Inc. Com plele Home Furnishers ZI6 WEST GENESEE STREET OpposiI'e New Posl Office Gel' I'he Training Employers Wanl' You +o Have Boolclceepers, Accounlanls, Slenograph- ers and Secrelaries are needed in busi- ness and in Civil Service ....... You Can Begin a Course Here aI' Any Time Summer School during July and Augusl Fall 'lerm slarls Seplember 3 SEND FOR LITERATU RE CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS SCHOOL 632 Soulh Warren S+. Syracuse, N. Y. Regislered by 'Ihe SI'a'Ie Educafional Deparfmenf Sfarl Your Boy Wilh a PROVIDENT THRIFT POLICY as issued by Providenl' Mulual Life Insurance Company Founded I865 TEACH HIM TO SAVE The lineal' 'rhing you can do for your boy is +o inslill in him The habil' of regular saving. The 'Thrill Plan of The PROVIDENT will de- velop fhe desire and abilily fo deposil' definife amounls al clelinile Times. A Worfhwhile Plan Il your boy is I2 or over, lel's gel' logelher. You and I will eicplain 'ro him iusl' whal' lhe policy will do lor him. How if is a guaranleed savings fund. How il will help him Ialer on in business. How if prolecls 'lhe parenls now. How if prolecls him Iafer on. MAY I SEND YOU INFORMATION? J. Fowler Sage, Ageni' 402 Hills Bldg. A SPECIAL GROUP ' of 1 S u I T s Slyled for Complimenihs High School Men af O, s29.5o THE Two Trouser Suifs in FACULTY Universily sfyles ihaf young fellows are wearing 111 dgiii' 1 if ? 'Y ' the Wells 8: Coverly, Inc. Be'H's Building 334-336 Soulh Salina Sfreel' Fralernily, College and Class Jewelry COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS Jeweler 'lo The Senior Class of William Noflingham High School L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacluring Jewelers and S'l'a'l'ioners ATTLEBORO. MASS. L, IJ COMPLIMENTS of W. W. SHAPERO Fine Fresh FruiI's and VegeI'abIes an d BEST QUALITY DELICATESSEN Service WiI'I'1 a Smile WESTCOTT STREET We Appreciaie Your Paironage T. B. SHERIDAN WM. J. SHERIDAN 220 Genesee Pk. Dr. 723 DewiH S+. 3-662I 3-5202 SHERIDAN BROS. General ConI'rac'I'ors SYRACUSE N. Y. ESTIMATES FURNISHED Complimenfs of STANDARD COLLEGIATE UPPLIES OMPANY. Inc. VARSITY SPORT SHOP 224 E. Washingion Sfreei Syracuse, N. Y. 'tu -49 BARNARD---THE PHOTOGRAPHER Says: And II's True--- THAT --- SOMEONE SOMEWHERE Wanfs Your Phofograph Qualify PorI'raiI's ai' Modera'Ie Prices See Our GracIua'I'ion Specials I PHONE 2-IOI7 STUDIO: 204 E. JEFFERSON ST. Everyfhing in Kodaks Foun'rain Pens Dix TYPESETTING Co, EIC. LINOTYPE COMPOSITION AND COMPLETE MAKE-UP FACILITIES 223 Eas'I' Genesee S+ree'I Phone 2-4404 Syracuse, N. Y. S+a+ioners 323 SOUTH SALINA STREET FOWLER and MILLER CompIimen+s of HILL'S ZI6 Monfgomery Sfreei Y-fes Hofel Bldg- Soda and Sandwich Shop -Iogaery HILLS BLDG. AT THE BUS STOP or en Magazines Lighi' Lunches W J' RICHMAN CLOTHES AllWooI 1: All 22,50 Y Y Y SuiI's : Tuxedos : Topcoafs 1 Y 1 THE RICHMAN BROS. COMPANY 3I0-3I2 Sou+I1 Salina Sfreef Com pIimenI's of JOSEPH BONDY Colonel U.S. Army -.,.,5f Nex+ year lei' Noifingham High send for+y boys 'ro 'rhe Cifizens MiIi+ary Training Corps Bailey's Book Sfore, Inc. I I4 Eas+ Washingion SIreeI' UniversiI'y Bldg. i SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES Nafional Life Insurance Co. Monfpelier, V+. Organized in I 850 WE SPECIALIZE IN THRIFT BONDS E. D. CUTLER, General Agenf 306 Chimes Bldg, Syracuse DRUGS SODAS P. L. GILSON Pharmacisi' Cor. SaII' Springs and E. Genesee TOILET ARTICLES SUNDRIES F. M. CARDER REAL ESTATE Heffernan Building Syracuse ALL ILLUSTRATIONS IN THIS BOOK Produced by THE DISOUE PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO. Commercial Ar'ris+s and Phofo Engravers IO7 Norfh Franklin Sireel lndusfrial Building Syracuse, N. Y. ON Complimenls of A. H. LAWRENCE gif? ' T 'gg-Eliaki in If ,-I 451,511 -3.4513 3 . D D Drugs and Soclas gliia uunsn Jai., A V' SI5'3 '3n' 'll 9 gglln in la cn I. I I I Us 5:53 li:I'5,1I:5-leg: 1 c 44' 5 VVe Caler 'Io Sfuclenis Seasoned organizalion and our experi- ence in cafering +o Hue public, places us f in an enviable posilion Io lake care of ' Class Banquefs Frafernal Parlies and Comer Formals THE ONONDAGA WESTCOTT AND DELL STREETS in 40 HYDE- BAUMLER, INC Book, Job and Cafalog P R I N T E R S A Phone 2- I 465 v I02-I08 Pearl Sfreef SYRACUSE. N. Y. .: K .N rj, n .2 :V . g . um ,V 1 Qi. .1 V . v A, , Es, , 33 . 1, -. 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