Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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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.

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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.

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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.