Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1931 volume:

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WE BELIEVE THAT THE BOOK SHOULD BE PAID FOR BY THE SCHOOL RATHER THAN BY ADVERTISERS. WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST, THIS YEAR, TO PRODUCE A SIMPLE AND ECONOMICAL BOOK WHICH BOTH FOL- LOWED THE BEST MODERN PRACTICES AND RETAINED THE FINEST FEATURES OF PREVIOUS ANNUALS. WE WISH TO THANK THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOR THE SUPPORT WHICH MADE THIS PROGRAM POSSIBLE. .QD Page thrcc qv jour THE FACULTY THE FACULTY FREDERICK J. Bierce, Principal N. Y. U.. B.S. HAROLD J. COON, Vice-Principal Syracuse, M.A. HANNAH B. GREENBERG, Secreiary STELLA KUKOWSKI, Clerk Winifred L. Ayling, Librarian ....V.......YVV--, SYFGCUS5' Frances M. Bliss, Laiin ,..A,........V.V..,. SYFGCUSG- Pl1-B- Evelyn Boldry, English ..,.,,A........,.A.. TF6lT1lnQ School Mrs. Emma Burdick, English, Hisiory Syracuse, B.S. Lois A. Burion, Home Economics Kansas Slaie Agricullural, B.S. Hazel Bush, English Y..................YYsY....... Elmira. A-8- Jennie B. Coffey, French ......ss...... Syracuse. A-3- John J. Condon, Physics, Chemislry R. l. Siafe College, B.S., Syracuse, M.S. Marion Eafon, English, Social Science, Geography ..s,,..... Fayelleville Training Class Carl Eichelberg, Priniing ................ Buffalo Normal erlrude M. Endersbee, Mafhemaiics 74- 2444-ul-eggr. Lawrence, A.B. Mary E. Faulks, Home Economics Albany, Syracuse Universiiy Marion G. Golley, Business English, Com'l Law, Shor+hand, Typewriling Plaflsburg Normal Mary Josephine Hasbrouck, English Syracuse, A.B., M.A. Blanche Horsinglon, Elemenlary Algebra Syracuse Training, B.S. Edifh Hough, Ar+ ,......................... Syracuse. Pd.B. Myrtle Hough, Lafin ....,.....,.,....,..,... Syracuse, A.B. Leah Huckans, French .,,,,,,.s, Mounl Holyoke, A.B. Mary A. Hughes, Arilhmelic ,..... Oswego Normal Violei Johnson, Physical Educalion Corfland Normal Doroihy A. Kelley, Public Speaking, Dramafics ............................ Syracuse, B.O.E. Bernice A. Kenyon, English ....,..,...,.. Syracuse, B.S. Lucille M. Kohles, Hisfory, English..Syracuse, B.S. Blanche Learned, Hisfory, English, Civics, Syracuse, B.S. Vida Lyke, English, Hislory, General Science Syracuse Training Willard Manor, Gymnasium ...,,, Corfland Normal Elizabelh M. Mason, Hisfory ,,,.....,. Syracuse, A.B. Marguerile MacFarlane, Biology..Syracuse, A.B. Jane lVlCBUrI'1ey, Lalin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Syracuse, A,B, Rose McDonald, Hisiory, English, Arifhmelic Syracuse, A.B. Mrs. William McLennan, lnlermediaie Algebra. Gc0me+ry ...................... Syracuse, A.B., M.A. Mrs. C. H. Mischler, Home Economics Syracuse, B.S. William D. McLaughlin, Pracfical Arls New York Universily Virginia Morgan, French, German, Lalin Syracuse, A.B. Mrs. Sarah Murphy, Algebra .....,.,.. Syracuse, A.B. Edward B. Parenl, Cabinel Making ...... Rochesler Mrs. Grace S. Parker, Senior Hisiory and Civics ........................................ Syracuse, B.S. Alfred K. Peper, Machine ...,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Syracuse Waller F. Reynolds, Elec+rici+y..Syracuse, N.Y.U. Margu Lire, ide Ari .................... S racuse, B.S. Elgin gbeigltiin .,............ Syracuseii A.B., M.A. Dorolhy M. Roberlson, English Syracuse, A.B., M.A. Dolores Ryan, Algebra, Hislory ...... Syracuse, B.S. John VerNooy Sackelf, Music .... Pofsdam Normal Nellie M. Sadler, Biology ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Syracuse, B.S. Julia Shufelf, Economics, Shorfhand, Business Arifhmeiic, Business Training Plaflsburg Normal Frederika Smifh, High School English Syracuse, A.B. Frank D. Smigelsky, Mafhemafics .... Bucknell, A.B. Marie Sorenson, General Science .,,. Cornell, B.S. Ruih L. Sanderson, English, Dean of Girls Columbia, M.A., Syracuse, A.B. Dex'rer H. Wrighf, Mechanical Drawing, Archifeclural Drawing Oswego Normal, Columbia, Syracuse Page five Page ...-f-I REFLECTOR STAFF EDITORJN-CI-IIEF Eugene Murphy ASSOCIATE EDITORS Gordon Alderman Eleanor Burdick Charles Murphy BUSINESS MANAGER Allred Marqusee ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Marjorie Afforde Kennelh Eichelberg I-Iugh Davison Eugene O'Connor PICTURES CLUBS Simon Rosovslcy Louise Clark SPORTS Earle Elmer Mary Dunlap ART George Gifford Marjorie Gibbs CONTRIBUTORS Paul Cosfello William O'Brien Carherine Crosby I-Ielen Pierce Joseph Head Waller Robinson Rulh Kalelzlqy Roberl Sweilzer Norman Leavifr Margarel' Walson Mr. Carl Eichelberg Prinring Advisor EUGENE E. MURPHY, JR. 725 Allen Slreel ALFRED B. MAROUSEE Hgeneu 232I Easl Genesee Slreel IIAIII French Club 4 French Club 4 Sludenl' Council 4 Glee Club 3 Em?famfffrfatef gefi1C+gq,BmS ll Won'l Be Long Now, Sales Manager Tasek al 2 Valediclorian Tgancnisa 4 Cornell Engineering Syracuse Universily SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES DANCE GRADUATION Helen Vincenl, Chairman Eugene O'Con nor Norma n Leavill Belly Kopp Janel Hughes BANOUET Waller Robinson, Chairman Margery Sherman Helen Pierce Roland Burdick Ben Berry MOTTO Edina Dann Margery Kaufman WILL COMPOSED BY William O'Brien Waller Robinson HISTORY Helen Pierce Muriel Gardener, Chairman Dorolhy Van Dyke Elizabelh Dougherly Earle Elmer RING George Gilford Ruby Purchase Eslher Wadleigh FLOWERS and COLORS Thelma Fancher Edilh Wiles POETESS Corrine Marlcson PROPHECY Margarel Wafson Rulh Kalelzlcy Charles Murphy Pre4Medicine Page seven CLASS OFFICERS JANE BRADLEY Jane Bradley needs no inTroducTion To The sTudenTs oT NoTTingham. IT is only ThaT she is being presenTed in a new capaciTy-as Vice- PresidenT oT The Senior Class. Jane has been a member oT The Senior DramaTic Club and has parTicipaTed in many of The acTiviTies which iT has sponsored. She has been acTive on The STudenT Social CommiTTee and has been largely responsible Tor The success of ThaT body's numerous TuncTions during The pasT year. In addiTion she has served on The Girl's League Council. Jane inTends To conTinue The good work and will enTer The College of Business AdminisTraTion aT Syracuse UniversiTy. Page eight LINSELL SEAMAN Lin Seaman, who has esTablished quiTe an enviable repuTaTion Tor himselT during his sTay aT NoTTingham, was elecTed PresidenT of The Senior Class. Among The many and varied oTTices which he has held are The presidency and Treasurership oT The DramaTic Club, and in con- necTion wiTh ThaT organizaTion he has served as Business Manager of The Revue of l93O, and has parTicipaTed in The Revue of l929, The Queens Husband, and lT Won'T Be Long Now. When The Men's Glee Club was organ- ized as a disTincT socieTy, Lin occupied The oTlice of Treasurer, and he has been a member of The STudenT Council ever since he TirsT enTered NoTTingham. To prove ThaT his abiliTies are as diverse as They are excepTional, Lin has been a valuable member oT The baslceTball squad Tor Two years. ln The Tall, he will begin The sTudy oT Business AdminisTraTion on The Hill. CLASS OFFICERS DUNCAN THOMSON Duncan's repufafion for infegrify won for him 'rhe posifion of class freasurer. l-le has also earned a repufafion as an afhlefe. Dunc played foofball during his second, fhird, and fourfh years. Baslcefball has claimed his affen- fion during each season of his high school career. He has played on 'rhe baseball feam and was one of Noffingham's firsf golfers. Duncan Thomson has served on fhe Sfudenf Council and on fhe Traffic Squad. Duncan plans fo increase his skill in chemisfry in a course of Chemical Engineering af Syracuse Universify. FREDERICKA HONSINGER Fredericlca l-lonsinger, whose pleasanf manner has long been noficed by her feachers and fellow sfudenfs, was chosen as secrefary of fhe Senior Class. Freddie or Frifz , as she is called oufside fhe classroom, has been quife prominenf in exfra-curricular acfivifies. ln her freshman year, she joined fhe Glee Club, lafer becoming a member of fhe Dramafic Club, French Club, Sfudenf Social Commiffee, and Girls' League Council. Freddie will follow a Liberal Arfs course af Syracuse Universify. Page nmc CLASS ADVISCRS MISS HUCKANS Our second advisor is Miss Huclcans, a person well suifed fo fhis office because of her success wifh some of fhe pasf Senior Classes. l-ler en- couragemenf and advice have been very helpful in publishing our year book. Miss l-luckans has proved herself a frue friend fo all of us during our life af Noffingham and has helped us ouf of many difficulfies. May fhe graduafing classes of Noffingham in fhe fufure be as successful in fheir selecfion of advisors as we of fhe class of l93l have been. Page ten M R. CONDON The advisors whom we selecfed fhis year have done fheir besf fo malce fhis class a credif fo fhe school. The firsf of fhese, Mr. Condon, is a man well known fo sfudenfs of Noffingham. l-le has given us his fime, and puf his hearf info fhe worlc in hand. His unfiring efforfs and co-operafion have puf us on a business basis, and have broughf success fo all our underfalcings. Mr. Condon's gualificafions as advisor and friend fo every member of fhe graduafing class have been successfully demonsfrafed by fhe whole-hearfed way in which he has come fo our aid in fhe lasf days of our high school career. HONOR STUDENTS EUGENE MURPHY The highesl honors of lhe class of l93l go +o Eugene Murphy. He has worlced hard lhrough- ou+ his enfire career al Norringham and mosr cerlainly deserves fhis recognilion. Genes ac- fivilies have nor been enrirely confined +o regular school worlc, however. During his senior year he has represenred his class in 'rhe Sludenl Council. has been an aclive member of rhe French Club, and has been news edilor of +he Ci'rizen. ln recognilion of his worlc on lhe school paper he was named Edilor-in-Chief ol The Reflec+or . l-le assisled in lhe Revue ol l93O and was made +iclce+ sales manager for The Spring Play, 'I+ Won'+ Be Long Now. Gene expecls fo use his marhemarical abilily ar Cornell Universiry, where he will s+ucly Mechanical Engineering. MARY DUNLAP The second highesr honors of 'rhe class fell lo Mary Dunlap. Mary has, during her four years in high school, displayed oulslanding abilily in a+hlelics as well as in scholaslic worlc. Besides being a member of lhe volley ball and swimming leams, she was caplain of lhe girls' baslrelball and of +he rraclc ream. Mary has lilcewise been a member of The Hislory Club, Ci+izen, and Relleclor slafls. We hope lhal' she will meel wi+h as much success in her chemical sfudies al Mounr Holyoke as she has here af Norringham. Page clcvcn l ' uv 'Ns Page twclvc LOUISE ADAMY 679 Allen Slrecl Glee Club 7, 3, 4 Firsl Annual Concerf 3 Volley Ball 3 Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 Syracuse Universify Horne Economics MARJORIE AFFORDE 5l5 Columbus Avenue Marge His+ory Club 4 Reflecfor Sfafl Glee Club 3 Desfinalion unlcnown Drarnafic Club GORDON JAY ALDERMAN 900 Aclcerman Avenue Sing-Sing 3,4 Noflinqlwarn Revue 3 Cosfurner for Oueen's Husband Clnrisirnas Play Much in Common Hisfory Club, Vice-Presidenl 3 Presidenl 4 Ciiizen, Associale Eclifor 3, 4 Refleclor, Associafe Edilor 4 Syracuse Universily Liberal Arfs SHERMAN lvl. ANDERSON, JR. 525 Sall Springs Road HBUdIl Sl'16I l'T1H l-lislory Club, Treasurer 3 Presidenf 4 Forum 3 Traffic Squad 3 Cornell Universify JEAN ARCl-lAlVlBO Kallwryn Gibbs Secrelari al Sclwool Engineering IO8 Concord Place CONSTANCE FLORENCE ARNOLD 2I8 Bassefl Srreel Connie Glce Club 2. 3 Arls and Cralls Club 4 Nolfingbam Revue 3 Swimming Team 4 Syracuse Universily Eine Arfs FRANK C. AUSTIN 3I2 Jamesville Road S+uden+ Council 3, 4 Syracuse Universify College of Foreslry EUNICE BAKER I5O Clarke Slreel Eunie I-Iislory Club 4 French Club 4 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3 Nollinqlwam Revue 3 Syracuse Universiry Library Course JOI-IN lvl. BARNELL 305 Scorrliolm Boulevard I-lislory Club Traffic Squad Foolball Fencinq Universify of Souflwern California Liberal Arls JAMES BARSTOW 971 Wesrmoreland Avenue Jimmie Jim I-lisfory Club 3. 4 Vice-Presidenl 4 Orcheslra 2, 3 Floaler Commillee for NoHinqI'iam Revue 4 Traclc Team I Syracuse Universify Liberal Arls Page thirteen Page fourtccn FREDERICK BASTABLE IZI Crawford Avenue Fred Golf Team 3 Baseball 2 RuI'qer's College Business Adminislralion BENJAMIN BERRY 2425 Easl Genesee Slreel lYBenll Dramalic Club 3, 4 Sfudenl Council I, 2, 3, 4 Presidenl of Sludenf Body 4 Vice-Presidenf of Sludenl Body 4 Presidenl of Forum 3 Vice-Presidenl of Boys' Glee Club 3 Presidenf of Sludenf Social Comrniliee Noifingliam Revue 3. 4 Queen's Husband 3 Baslcelball 2, 3 4 Track 3 Clweermasler 3, 4 Syracuse Universify Pre-Law VIRGINIA BLACK 3538 Easl Genesee Slreel Ginny Dramalic Club 3, 4 Red Cross, Treasurer 3 Pol Boilers 3 Noffingliam Revue 4 Secrelarial School, Syracuse JOHN F. BRADLEY 3IO Genesee Parlc Drive Fairwea+l1er Cilizen Band Radio Club Belle of Barcelona' Fencing Team New Yorlc Slafe Merchanl Marine Academy ROBERT O. BROWN, JR. I I I7 Euclid Avenue Bob Brownie Colqaie Pre-Medicine AIDA BUCKLEY 3l8 Weslcoll Sfreel 1.Edi.. Syracuse Universily Fine Arfs ELEANOR BURDICK 700 Maryland Avenue uuNOru1 nElu Dramalic Club French Club, Secrelary 4 Vice-Presidenl 4 Forum 3 Refledor, Associale Edifor Syracuse Universily Home Economics ROLAND E. BURDICK 3OI Comsloclc Avenue Rolly French Club 3. 4 Ciiizen, Reporfer 3, 4 Chorus 4 The Valianfn 4 Fencinq Team 3 Syracuse Univer5i+y Journalism NYDAH BU RT 204 Roosevell Avenue Desfinafion unknown DONALD C. CADY 202 Bassefl' S+ree+ Don Foofball 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Desllnafion unknown Pa gc fiftcc n EDWARD F. CADY l5l Cambridge Slreel viEdil Sfudenf Council I Track I, 2, 3, 4 Syracuse Universily Meclwanical Engineering MARY CARNAHAN 5I6 Greenwood Place l-lisfory Club 3 Girls' Glee Club 2. 3 Noffinglwam Revue 3 ln Arcadyu 3 Baslcefball 2, 3 Deslinalion unlcnown LGUISE CLARK 52l Sfinard Avenue Lou French Club 4 Rellecfor Sfaff 4 Sludenl Social Commillee 4 Universily of Michigan Arcliileclure STANLEY G. COOK I l24 Easl Colvin Slreel' S+an Cilizen, Adverlising Manager 4 Sfudenl Council 4 Chief of Traffic Syslern 4 Foolball 2 Traclc 2 Tennis 4 Golf 4 Syracuse Universily Business Adminislralion BETTY BERNICE COOPER 700 Euclid Avenue Hislory Club 3, 4 Secrefary 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Red Cross 2 Syracuse Universily Library Course PAUL COSTELLO lO8 Crawford Avenue Cossy Frencli Club 4 Refleclor, Piclure Comrnilfec Traffic Squad 4 Eoolball 4 Baslrelball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Track I, 4 Syracuse Universily Eleclrical Engineering CATHERINE CROSBY 535 Clarendon Sfreef HKGTGII Dramalic Club Noffinqlwam Revue 3, 4 Queens Husband Valley Ball 2 Syracuse Universify Desiqn BETTY CROSSLEY 24I Cambridge Slreel Bel Hislory Club 4 Sludenf Social Cornmiifec 4 Tennis 4 Girls' League Service Club 4 Pos? Gracluafe al Noflinglwarn EDINA DANN 2303 Easl Genesee Slreei Teddy French Club Hislory Club Glee Club Service Cornmilfee Red Cross ll Wen'f Be Long Now Weber College Finance HUGH MATSON DAVISON Syracuse 605 Universify Avenue Huglwie Refleclor Slaif Debale Club 3 Glee Club 3. 4 Traffic Squad 4 Nollinqlwam Revue 3 In Arcadyu 3 Foolball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Universily Applied Science W Page scucntecrz ,Ji 'xxx X -.., Page eighteen MARY C. DIXSON 422 Marshall Sfreef French Club, Secreiary 4 Glee Club Syracuse Universiiy Liberal Arfs HAROLD DORSCHUG IO68 Wesi Onondaga Sireei Nuke Radio Club Vice-Presideni I Secrefary 2 Presideni 3, 4 Belle of Barcelona 2 Syracuse Universify Radio Engineering ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY 2674 E. Genesee S+ree+ HBGIIYH French Club 4 Glee Club 3 G-raduafion Commiffee In Arcady Syracuse Universify Public Speech and Dramaiic Ari IRA EDDY 966 Lancasier Avenue I French Club 4 Ciiizen, Reporier I Forum 3 Syracuse Universify Pre-Medicine KENNETH EICHELBERG 509 Fellows Avenue uKenn Reflecfor, Assisianf Business Manager Orchesfra 3 Syracuse Universiiy Liberal Aris EARLE R. ELMER, JR. 509 Columbus Avenue French Club 4 Reflecfor Slaff Radio Club I Graduafion Commiffee Foofball 4 Track 4 Deslinalion unknown THELMA FANCHER 222 Candee Avenue Mel'l'1el French Club Glee Club Vocafional Guidance Club Senior Colors and Flowers Sfudenf Social Commiffee ln Arcadyu Tennis, Manager Swimming, Manager Baslxelball Volley Ball Cornmiilee Syracuse Universify Fine AHS BETTY FAULKNER 437 Clarendon Sfreef Belly Baslcefball I, 3 Traclr 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Vice-Presidenf Aflwlefic Associafion 3 Syracuse U niversify DAVID FLEMING Duke Baseball 3 Baslce+ball I U niversiiy of Pennsylvania ELEANOR L. FLEMING Glee Club Syracuse Universify Plwysical Educalion l2O Vicloria Place Banking l2O Vicforia Place Fine Arfs Page ninctccn Irv X, 'N Page twenty JEANNETTE F. FOSTER Peanu+s Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Belle of Barcelona 2 Noffingharn Revue 3 SI9 Seeley Road Wesfminisfer Choir School MURIEL GARDNER IO3O E. Genesee Sireel Desfinafion unknown HENRIETTA GARFIELD l25 Concord Place Ri+a Glee Club 3 Arfs and Crafls Club 4 In Arcadyu 3 Noffinqharn Revue 4 Syracuse Universify Fine Ads RUTH MARJORIE GIBBS 714 Glenwood Avenue Marge Carloon Club 2, 3, 4 Arfs and Cralfs Club 4 Secrelary 4 Treasurer 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 Presidenl 4 Reflecfor, Arr Edi+or Tennis Team 4 Pralf lnslifule Commercial Ari GEORGE GIFFORD 237 Genesee Park Drive Gi1CF Foolball 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball 3, 4 Baseball 2 Track I, 3 Buffalo College of Pharmacy Pharmacy DOROTHY GREESON lO3 Scoliholm Terrace Dol Dramalic Club 4 Cifizen 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Secrelary 4 Girls' League, Presidenl 4 Service Comrniiiee 4 Red Cross Commiiiee 3 Belle of Barcelona The Oueen's Husband Nollinqham Revue 4 Syracuse Universily Dramatic Arla RUTH HAFFENDEN Peck Hill Road, Dewiil Ru+hie French Club 4 Hisiory Club 3, 4 Glee Club l Syracuse Universiiy Liberal Arls DONALD HASTINGS 4l7 Crawford Avenue Don Radio Club I, 2. 3 4 Secreiary-Treasurer 2, 3 Vice-Presidenl 4 Syracuse Universiiy Elecirical Engineering JOSEPH HEAD 4I5 Universily Place Joe French Club 3, 4 Chorus 4 Traclr 3 Noflinqham Revue 4 ll Won f Be Long Now Traffic Squad 3, 4 The Valianlu 4 Syracuse Universify Pre-Medicine EDITH HESS SOI Vine Slreei Edie Cify Normal School Teacher U Page twenty-one Page frvcntlu-frvo JOHN HETHERINGTON 248 Wesf Borden Avenue Foofball 4 Desfinafion unlrnown HELEN HIXSON Slworlsville, New York Glee Club 3, 4 Universify of Rochesfer Nursinq MORGAN HOCKER I32 Roosevel+ Avenue Morg Dramafic Club 3, 4 Hislory Club 3, 4 Cifizen 2. 3 Edifor-in-Chief 4 Forum 3 Red Cross Comrniffee, Presidenf Queen's Husband, Sfaqe Manager Cornell Universify Hofel Adminislrafion ANTOINETTE HOWLAND 350 Fellows Avenue An+y Tony French Club 4 Glee Club 3 Syracuse Universily Liberal Arfs JANET HUGHES 278 Genesee Park Drive Us-lay.. Service Club, Vice-Presidenl Senior Dance Commiffee Track Swimming Desfinafion Unknown G. MALCOLM JUDSON I ll Didama Slreel ..Bud.. Syracuse Universify Eoreslry RUTl-l KALETZKY 608 Bealfie Slreel Rurhie Cifizen Slalf 4 Relleclor Sfafl Debafe Club 2 Siudenf Social Commiffee 2 Girls' League Fun Fesf 4 Noffinqlwam Revue 3 Syracuse Universify Liberal Arls MARGIE KAUEMAN 930 Lancasler Avenue Marg French Club 4 Hisfory Club 4 Red Cross 3 Class Moifo Commillee Syracuse Universily Liberal Arfg EUGENE KLINE SOI Soulh Beech Slreel Gene Orclmeslra l, 2, 3 Opereffa 2 Syracuse University Accounfinq EUGENE KOON 7Il Soullw Beech Slreel Gene Orclweslra I, 2, 3, 4 Noffinqlwam Revue 3, 4 Baskefball 4 Baseball 2, 3 4 Deslinalion Unknown il Page twenty-thrcc Page twenty-four MARY ELIZABETH KOPP l62 Niven Slreel lnBe++yii I-Iisfory Club 3, 4 C-lee Club 2, 3 Girls' Rifle Club, Presidenl 3 Red Cross I Senior Dance Cornmilfee Noflinqham Revue 3 Girls' Baslcefbell, Manaqer 3, 4 NORMAN T. LEAVITT 3I8 Euclid Avenue Norm Drarnalic Club 3, 4 Presidenf 4- Debafe Club 3 Rifle Club, Presideni' 4 Sfudenf Social Commiflee 3 Senior Dance Commiffee Siudenf Supervisor 4 Traffic Officer 3, 4 Noffinqlwam Revue 3 The Queens Husband 3 I+ Won'I Be Lonq Now 4 Baseball 4 Colqale Universify Liberal Arls JANET C. LEECI-I IZOI Euclid Avenue Jan Girls' Cvlee Club Rifle Club, Secrefary-Treasurer 4 In Arcadyu 3 Nolfinqliarn Revue 3 Firsf Annual Sprinq Concerl 3 Syracuse Universily Home Economics SADYE LEVINSON I4l3 Madison Slreef llsidil Carfoon Club, Treasurer 3, 4 Syracuse Universify Business Adminisfrafion J. WILLIAM LOWENSTEIN 707 Livingsron Avenue IIBIIII Baslcefball 2 Baseball 2, 4 Track I Desfinalion Unknown WILLIAM PAUL LUNDIGAN 309 Columbus Avenue Bill Sfudenl Council I Cifizen Glee Club 3 Radio Club l, 2 Trallic Squad 4 Belle ol Barcelona Nollinqlwam Revue 3 Baseball l, 2 Syracuse Universify Pre-law CORRINE MARKSON 54l Weslmoreland Avenue Girls' Glee Club Red Cross Class Poeless Syracuse Universily Liberal Arls WlLLlAM MARSH l405 Euclid Avenue llBillll Syracuse Universily Aeronaulical Enqineerinq STERLING B, MITCHELL 205 Berlceley Drive Mi+cl1 Cilizen, Business Manager 4 Orclweslra 3, 4 Traclc 4 Syracuse Universily Engineering GENEVIEVE K. MONZEIN 260 Buckingham Avenue Gen Genny Frenclw Club 4 Girls' Glee Club 3 Noflinqham Revue 3 Syracuse Universily Liberal AHS HELEN BEATRlCE MORGAN 4l6 Ellis Slreel Bulbs Plerp Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3 Service Commiffee Red Cross Operefla Syracuse Universily Social Service Worlz CHARLES MURPHY 725 Allen Sfreel IIMurphlI French Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Refleclor, Associafe Edilor Rifle Club, Assislanl Execufive 4 Baseball 3, 4 Cornell Civil Engineering WILLIAM O'BRlEN 6l5 Sall Springs Road Bill Relleclor Spring Feslival l Baseball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 4 Eordlwam Universily Pre-Medicine EUGENE O'CONNOR 945 Comsloclc Avenue Kayo Gene Dramalic Club, Secrelary 3, 4 Sludenl' Council l, 2, 3, 4 Reflecfor Sfalrl Boys' Glee Club 3 Social Commiflee, Presidenl 3, 4 Dance Commillee Spring Feslival I Noflingham Revue 3 lf Won'f Be Long Now, Publicily Manager Princelon Universily Pre-Law JANET ONDERDONK 7l8 Euclid Avenue lvNanll Rifle Club 3, 4 Nolfingham Revue 3 Traclc 3 Swimming Team 4 Syracuse Universily Dielilian MARGARET E. PAICE 622 Winlon Slreelr ..Mar+y.. Carloon Club 4 Business Preparalory DOROTHY MELVIN PALMER 807 Crawford Avenue llDO+ll French Club 4 Simmons College Home Economics JANE PARK I2lO Euclid Avenue Parlcie Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Noffingham Revue 3 ln Arcady 4 Wilson College Home Economics ADRIENNE PHELPS l2I Concord Place IIAdll Dramaiic Club 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Noffingham Revue 4 In Arcadyu Syracuse Universify Orelory HELEN KEYES PIERCE l52 Fellows Avenue Dramafic Club French Club Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Chorus 4 Class Hisforien Senior Banquel Commirlee In Arcadyn 3 Nolfingham Revue 3, 4 Curfis lnsfifufe of Music Voice 7 Page twenty-scvgn Page twenty-eight JOHN PIERCE l52 Fellows Avenue Baseball, Assislanf Manager 2 Foolball 3 Forum 3, 4 Belle of Barcelona 3 Men's C-lee Club 4 Noflingham Revue 3 ln Arcadym 3 Defroil lnslifule of Technology Liberal Arfs RUTH PORT 4I6 Weslmoreland Avenue Rulhie Girls' Glee Club Service Commillee Red Cross Secrelarial School CHARLES W. PRICE 2I6 Buckingham Avenue Chuck Sludenl Council 2 Radio Club, Treasurer 2 Chorus 4 Belle of Barcelona 2 ln Arcadyu 3 ' Nollingham Revue 4 Syracuse Universify Elecfrical Engineering RUBY C. PURCHASE 200 Crawford Avenue Keed Ubo French Club 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 4 Chairman of Ring Commillee Syracuse Universily Liberal Arls ANNE MARIE RANDALL 20l Miles Avenue DulCh Glee Club I, 2, 3 Red Cross Belle ol Barcelona 2 Noffingharn Revue 4 Deslinalion Unlrnown MARSHALL M. REISMAN IO3l Ackerman Avenue I-Iisiory Club Orcheslra I, 2, 3 Chorus Bells of Beouiolaisu Belle ol Barcelona Nollingham Revue 3 In Arcaclyu Syracuse Universily WALTER G. ROBINSON I28 Wall Dramalic Club 4 Liberal Arls Buckingham Avenue French Club, Presidenf 4 Rellecior Slafi Banquel Commilfee, Chairman Orcheslra 3, 4 Spring Feslival I ll Won'+ Be Long Now 4 Baseball 4 Cheer Leader I Cheermasfer 2 Syracuse Universily Pre-Medicine SIMON ROSOVSKY IO4 Crawford Avenue Cornell HSI.. French Club 3, 4 Refleclor Slalil Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team, Execulive O Foolball 4 Traclr I, 4 Universily Flicer 4 Engineering MARGERY SHERMAN Margy Drarnalic Club 3 Vice-Presiclenl 4 Sludenl Council 2 762 Euclid Avenue Girls' Glee Club, Treasurer 2 Vice-Presidenf 3 Citizen 4 Girls' League Council 4 Social Commillee 3 Presidenf 4 Sludenl Supervisor 4 Noflingham Revue 4 Variely Show 3 Banque? Commiflee Pos? Gracluale, Nolfingham DOROTI-IY SNYDER 95l Weslcoll Slreel IIDOIII HDOIIISII Rifle Club 3, 4 Social Service Commiilee 4 Emerson College D,-emafgcs Vu. Page twenty-nine MARION SOKULSKY 385 Genesee Park Drive Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Syracuse Universify Home Economics ROBERT W. SWEITZER Bob Dramaiic Club 3, 4 Frencl-I Club 4 Picfure Commiffee Noflinglwam Revue 3, 4 I+ Won? Be Long Now Baskefball 3, 4 Foofball 4 Track 4 Syracuse Universify MYRTLE THOMAS I I3 Crawford Avenue Tommy' Lucy Webb Hayes Nafional Train nq School MARGARET G. THRALL Mpeg-V Car+oon Club 2, 3 Deslinalion Unknown HELEN TODD Buddy Hisiory Club 3 Volley Ball I, 2 Deslinafion unknown HARRY TUTTLE 325 Weslmoreland Avenue Tu+ Sunlcis'r Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Syracusc Universily Chemical Engineering WINlFRED T. VAN BUSKlRK 9l6 Lancasler Avenue Winnie Cilizen 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Sfelson Universily Business Aclminislralion DOROTHY VAN DYKE 330 DeWi++ Road HDOF. Dramafic Club Cirizen, Adverrisinq Manager Gradualion Commillee Over1'ones Nofrinqharn Revue 4 When The Horns Blow I+ Won? Be Long Now Univcrsily of Soulh Carolina Dramalic Ari ARLENE VAN LENGEN 822 Maryland Avenue Orcheslra 2 Glee Club Cenlral Ciry Business School HELEN VINCENT R. D. No. 3, Easl Syracuse Dramafic Club, Vice-Presidenl 4 French Club 3 Sludenl Council l, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Presiclenl ol School 3 Presidenf of School 4 Chairman of Senior Dance Norfingham Revue, Assislanf Manager When The Horns Blow I+ Won'f Be Long Now The Valian+ 4 Tennis Team 3 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4 Syracuse Univcrsify Dramatic Arr r il Page thirty-one Page thirty-two ESTI-IER WADLEIGI-I IOZ Concord Place Girls' Glee Club 3 Rifle Club 4 Red Cross 3 Chairman of Ring Commillee Music Feslival 3 Syracuse Universily Business Adminislrafion MARGARET WATSON 9l3 Comsloclc Avenue PeQQY Refleclor, Proplwecy Comrnilfee Glee Club 2, 3 Noflingham Revue 3 ln Arcadyu Traclc I Aflilelic Associalion Syracuse Universify Business Adminislralion FRED WEST 847 James Slreel llpredll Camera Club 2 Swimming 2 Fencing 3 Hockey 4 R. P. I. Marine Engineering EDITH WILES 438 Columbus Avenue IISISII Glee Club I, 2, 3 Colors and Flower Comrniflee Fun Fesf Nollingham Revue 3 ln Arcady Syracuse Universily Business Adminislralion FRANCES WILLIAMS 9I6 Weslcoll Slreel Syracuse Universily Liberal AVIS THE SENIORS WHO WERE UNABLE TO HAVE PICTURES BAYARD BIGELOW. JR. 639 Allen S'rree+ ll ll Pal Syracuse Universily Foreslry BETTY GALLAGHER 203 Lexinglon Avenue Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Carfoon Club I, 2 Red Cross Commiffee 2 Vocafional Guidance Commiffee 4 Musical Fesfival 3 Syracuse Memorial Hospifal Nursing EDWARD BENTLEY 923 Weslcoll Sfreel llEdll JOSEPH FURTAW 943 Weslmorelancl Avenue llJoell EDWARD GLAZER I404 Easf Fayefle Slreel llEdll CATHERINE HULL 743 Lancasler Avenue Ka+e FRANCES LA CI-IANSE I I I Lancas+er Place Fran BADG-ER TRUE I IOO Eas+ Genesee S+ree+ llBadgell ERNEST WRIGHT Fayelfeville, New York llErniell Page thirty-three CLASS HISTORY- I93I The class of l93l is composed of The original seven-ones who enTered NoTTingham in I925, Togefher wiTh such addiTions as came To us from oTher schools aT The beginning of each semesfer, and minus Those who fell by The wayside from causes academic or oTherwise. Individually and collecfively, we claim no parTicular disTincTion oTher Than being The usual group of earnesf young Americans in search of academic knowl- edge. On our enTry inTo NoTTingham, we found a young high school. in which school spiriT and aThleTic pride were as yeT in The formafive sTage. Our freshman year was passed, like every fresh- man year. in becoming acquainfed wiTh high school meThods, and in sTriving To surmounT The academic obsfacles which make Their appearance The firsT year of high school. Our sophomore year found our numbers slighTly depleTed, buT To oTfseT This depleTion of numbers was born a class consciousness which manifesfed iTself in a more closely kniT uniTy and a beTTer acquainTance wiTh our fellow classmaTes. We sTill walked in awe of The faculTy, feared The frown of The ianiTor, and if we remember cor- recTly, spenT The greaTer porTion of The year Trying To evade lvlr. Peper, who, as inspecTor of lunch permifs, was endeavoring To promoTe The populariTy of our school cafeTeria. As juniors, we made The acquainTance of such members of The faculTy as had noT hiTherTo direcTed our acTiviTies, and also labored wiTh The harder subiecfs of The curriculum. ln The fall of ThaT year, we wiTnessed and Took parT in The firsT NoTTingham Revue, which was given wiTh such success ThaT The annual presenfafion of a Revue is now an esTablished cusTom. Our Senior Year finds us proud of The facT ThaT we are Seniors, proud of The subiecfs we Page thirty-four have masTered, buT noT Too proud To remember and sympaThize wiTh The Trials of The younger classes as They are accusfoming Themselves To Their new surroundings. Our class was organized on February 6, l93l, when we elecTed Linsell Seaman presidenT, Jane Bradley vice-presidenT, Fredericka Honsinger secreTary. and Duncan Thomson Treasurer. Our presidenT Then ap- poinTed Helen VincenT as chairman of The Dance CommiTTee and WalTer Robinson as chairman of The Banquef CommiTTee. Our Senior Dance proved To be The usual brillianT and inspiring affair for which our boy members had been pracficing so many weeks. IT was held in The NoTTingham Gymnasium. under The supervision and chaperonage of The faculTy, and closed quieTly aT The hour of Twelve mid- nighT, according To The immemorial cusTom of William NoTTingham High School. Our Banquet held aT SchrafT's on The evening of May 20, was an excellenT affair. Our presi- denT, Linsell Seaman, acTed as ToasTmasTer. Brief Talks by Mr. Bierce and The faculTy advisors and The reading of The Will and The Prophecy were feaTures of The evening program. These Two social evenTs precede graduaTion, which is The climax of our career, and The su- preme evenT anTicipaTed by each member of our class. GraduaTion will, of course, be held in The school audiTorium, and we look forward To iT wiTh pride in our pasT achievemenTs, wiTh sorrow aT parTing from our dear friends and classmaTes, and wiTh appropriaTe humiliTy as we consider The Trials and TribulaTions of life which come afTer This closing ceremony of our high school career. ln farewell, we give you our class flower, WhiTe Rose, and reiTeraTe our class moTTo. Carpe diem , Grasp The OpporTuniTy. HELEN PIERCE. CLASS POEM Now i+'s 'rime for us fo leave. And, wiih courage in our eyes. We mus+ look up before us Where +he un+rod fufure lies. The glimmer of i+s lowers. Hs roadways slrange and brighl' Are beckoning our foo+s+eps Far from This well-loved si+e. We've been unired here In comradeship and joy, In laughfer whose glad echo The years will no+ desfroy. And now To our dear school Our loving praise we bring: A parring salu'ra+ion Wilh gralilucle we sing. O. may our lives and forlunes, Wherever we may be. Bespealc for our dear Nolfingham Our consl'an'r loyalfy. CORRINE MARKSON. -qs '7C' .inf V sn' . 'rf' 1 .-- 'sp' A-'g5'1,'.A ifwv ln, . pg, ,kip -' .-S :gf 1 fl 'A ,154 1, , .rf 1935115 Wi 377 2H'1x493711 ' ff AQYQQNV WT,-'kO:. . .JLM4 -, x 4 Q, -1,-s.. r'l f I 0 ' r -. Page thirty-five CLASS WILL We, lhe class ol l93l, being ol allegedly sound mind and memory, and aware ol lhe dangers and uncerlainlies ol life and Regenls, and lurlhermore desiring lhal our goods and challels which we have acquired wilh so much dillicully and palience should nol be wasled, do hereby make, blazon, publish, promulgale, and proclaim lhis as and lor our lasl will and leslamenl. Louise Adamy and Rulh Halfenden, who declare lhal logelher wilh Sophie Tucker, lhey are lhe lhree largesl ladies now parlicipaling in indoor sporls and YO-YO, leave lhis honor lo Venus Carlin. Don'l slrain yourself, Reggie. Marjorie Aliorde's surprising abilily lo re- member dales, dollars, and delails from Hislory we leave lo lulure lovers ol Logs lo live places. To John Carman is lell lhe inlelligence and scholarship ol Fred Baslable. who slill mainlains lhal, logelher wilh Gordon Alderman and Mary Dunlap, he is one ol lhe lhree brighlesl pupils ol lhe Senior Class. Sherman Anderson wishes lhal his curly blond locks be beslowed on Mr. Condon, who, we have noliced, has been very much bolhered by dis- appearing hairs during healed discussions on This here arrangemenl . The silence ol Conslance Arnold, Anloinelle Howland, and Jean Archambo we leave as a hinl lo Mr. Reynolds lo lel us sludy when sludy we will. The locker romance ol Frank Auslin and Liz Dougherly we leave lo Mr. Smigelsky, who has already praclically ruined our leaching syslem. Roland Burdick's Lillle Bo-Peep appearance we beslow upon Mr. Knaus, in lhe hope lhal Mr. Hoover will sign lhe nexl bonus bill for shell- shocked cilizens. The manly ways ol Don Cady are beslowed on Warren Henderson, who as yel has nol been able lo overcome his childish lhoughls and aclions. Mary Carnahan's daily lrek oul ol French Class live minules belore lhe bell we will lo anybody who wanls a good sleady iob in lhe caleleria in order lo escape lhe advance assignmenl. Slanley Cook's abilily lo allracl allenlion in Sludy Hall we leave lo any lillle brighlie who iusl loves his Iillle joke, Belly Cooper and Myrlle Thomas have wrillen a book called The Secrel ol Her Success . claiming lhal il is a biography ol Kalie Hull. ll Page thirty-six oughl lo be a greal addilion lo lhe library and lhe Girls' League. Eunice Baker's success in lhe romanlic line is iusl a hinl lo Ginny Fuller, who has had nolh- ing bul lough luck. To Miss Hasbrouck's English inmales we leave John Barnell's dell abilily lo lear paper in hall al said leacher's requesl lo Take a hall-sheel ol composilion paper. Edward Benlley's uncanny abilily ol filling inlo undersized seals we leave lo Queenie Ullman in her lirsl encounler wilh a lelephone boolh. To Whil Shaul is willed Ben Berry's abilily in cheerleading. Whil hopes he loo will be blown lo lhe presidency by lhe bellows ol a mega- phone. To Nollingham's Avialion and Glider Club we palhelically beslow Bayard Bigelow's ears. ll seems, lhe slory goes, lhal is was nol known whelher Bayard was meanl lo walk or fly. Hence.- Jusl a BigoIo. The nerve ol Aida Buckley, Dorolhy Van Dyke, and Virginia Black is lell lo any daring freshman who will insisl lhal some new piece be played in lhe Music Room, while we sludy in 2I6. Bob Brown's wonderlul nonchalance upon walking inlo class lale, wilh a bored look on his lace, we leave lo Gardner Bullard, who is laking dodging lessons lo even gel lhere al all. Even if Nydah Burl's, Muriel Gardner's, and Genevieve Monzein's exlreme silence were all lell lo Jimmy Roberls, he could slill make him- sell heard in London, Paris, Dublin, and all lrains 'lor Europe on lrack 5. The red llush on Paul Coslello's lace when being addressed by or addressing one ol lhe opposile sex, we leave lo Wollers Ledyard, who so lar has laken il like a man. Calherine Crosby, Jane Park, Belly Crossley. and Dorolhy Snyder, les qualre cavalieres ol Miss Bush's English Classes, will lheir gallanl sleeds, laulographed copies ol Millon's Minor Poemsl lo Ellioll Gove, whose superior inlelli- gence can carry him no larlher lhan, Hence, loalhed Melancholy. Edina Dann's, James Barslow's, and Adrienne Phelps' arl in lhe reading ol seleclions. we leave lo Miss Mason. May lhe reading ol lhose qoll- darned nolices be made more inleresling. The pep, vim, and vigor ol Eugene Kline. Norman Leavill, and Hugh Davison we leave lo Jay Haighl, in hopes lhal he will quil running around lhe halls in search ol someone his own size. Rufh Kale+zky's flaming red lips are be- queafhed fo William Haney, who lacks only fhese fo be Nof+ingham's cufesf youngsfer. Mary Dixson's colleclion of quesfions fo spring in class. is donafed fo nexf year's Physics' class in fhe hope fhaf fhey may somefime cafch Mr. Condon napping. The exfreme bashfulness of Messrs. Hasfings. Dorschug. and Wesf we wish upon William Chamberlain, fhaf he may forever ignore woman's glance. Marfin Duross's moffo, Success comes wi+h +ime , is handed down fo John Ellis, who vows he will graduafe if if is fhe lasf fhing he does. Nexf fo paying his Senior dues, if probably will bell Tha? Halliburfon complex of Johnny Elmer is. af his requesf, leff fo Earl Harringfon, who has iusf sfarfed work on The fhird of his series, The Rover Boys Join fhe Foreign Legion. Sferling Mi+chell's and Ira Eddy's boyish fea- fures are leff +o Roberf Edmunds fhaf, as fhe years pass by, he may sfill have fhaf schoolboy complexion. Kenny Eichelberg's falking frombone is gra- ciously dumped fo Bobby Gilleffe as iusf anofher insfrumenf fo conquer. Winifred Van Buskirk's, Eleanor Burdick's. and Jeaneffe Fosfer's ambifion +o become fhe firsf woman Presidenf of +he Unifed Sfafes is leff fo Queenie Ullman, fo supplanl fhaf ambifion for fhe Mosf Popular Girl fifle. The Furfaw Sfruf is genfly bequeafhed fo Peggy Reid's dancing Class by 'rhe Righf Hon. owner, Mr. Joseph Edward Furfaw, Jr., fa-da!!! George Gifford wishes fo leave his knofly muscles fo fhe Boy Scoufs and Babe Cranfield. The baby falk of Dorofhy Greeson we besfow on Mr. Peper. We hope if will calm his manly vocal organs, whose ufferances daily grace our halls. Morgan Hooker's despofic rule of The Nof- fingham Cifizen is leff fo nexf year's monarch. Janef B. O. Hughes graciously bequeafhs +o Paffy Morford her regular glass of Roof Beer fo be used as a nerve fonic before classes. Malcolm Judson's power fo say whaf he means in only fhe necessary words should be of fhe greafesf help fo Bob McLaughlin. Whaf a break for Sfuarf X. Marks lfhe spoil fo be leff fhaf habif of perfecf affendance fhaf has already earned fhe nickname of Once-A- Monfh for Bill Lowensfein. Bill Lundigan's afhlefic abilify, which is con- fined fo his feef only, is leff +o Harold Davies and any ofher aspiranf fo fhe Noffingham Miniafure Golf Team. The fender, passionafe voice of William Marsh we leave fo Bob Smifh, whose voice fairly rocks fhe audiforium halls during foofball campaigns. Al Marqusee's fennis prowess we leave fo all fhe fufure members of NoHingham's Ping-Pong Team, which Sfuarf Marks lmore baconl is soon lo sfarf. Helen Morgan's- Oh Tho Cufe-lifhping we leave fo J. VerNooy Thackef 'ro provide en- ferfainmenf during hifh afhembly anounfhmenfs. Charles Murphy's 'rwifching eye-brows we leave fo all fufure villains of fhe French Club's 'rhrilling melodramas. The shady pasfs of Margaref Paice. Janef Onderdonk. Rufh Porf, and Helen Todd we leave fo some fufure siren of fhe Sfudenf Social Commiffee. Dorofhy Palmer's come hither look, which she inherifed fromfa pasf Senior, we leave fo Helen Rosovsky. May she be as successful as our own liffle, lovable Doffie. John Pierce's brillianf work in fhe Men's Glee Club is deserving of fhe aqffenfion of Golly Churchi. Don'f fell me if is spelled wrong. Jane Pauli has always wanfed her boy friend fo have a good car--so we will Charles Price's Ford ro George Hammond, and while speaking of cars. Chuck Samuels wanfs Margaref Thrall's chariof. He does so ha+e fo walk. Ruby Purchase's adepf abilify fo use fhe French Language is gladly given fo Dean Brooks, who sfill persisfs in saying Je ne swiss pass. We leave Simon Rosovsky's consfanf giggle fo fufure Dramafic arfisfs, who have frouble regis- fering exfreme glee over nofhing af all. Harry Tuffle's bi-weekly Burnf Offering fo Margery Sherman of The More You Eafg The Less You Wanf pies, should be iusf a hinf fo fhe cafeferia execufives. Arlene Van Lenglen's flaming scarlef dress is lef+ fo fhe New York Cenfral and B. and O. railroads 'ro flag The frains. To Mr. Smigelsky our illusfrious edifor leaves his daily cafeferia fray wifh which said feacher may fransporf his wooden playfhings from class fo class. Eugene O'Connor leaves his full-size mega- phones of years gone by fo Mr. Bierce. Our principal should nof be handicapped by lack of a man-sized insfrumenf in cafching fraffic violafors. Ufonlinued on Page 581 Page thirty-seven CLASS PROPHECY IT is now Tive seconds pasT eigh+ o'clock. EasTern STandard Time. This Time announcemenT comes To you Through The courTesy oT BeTTy Kopp's Kandy Shoppe. Your sTaTion is WNHS. We conTinue over The Dorschug BroadcasTing sysTem.--- Ladies and genTlemen, we now presenT The radio voice oT The Gibbs GazeTTe. Mr. Paul CosTello.-1 Good evening, everybody. Our TirsT biT oT news is very imporTanT. IT will inTeresT The ladies. and perhaps also The genTlemen. ATTer TwenTy years oT Tloor polishing and ankle screen- ing, skirTs are becoming shorTer again. ln a recenT fashion show aT Miss JeanneTTe Hughes' Orville Dress Shoppe The new lengThs were dis- played by The Misses Adamy, HaTTenden, Hon- singer, and Leech. Congress has been TilibusTering again Today. SenaTors HeTheringTon, AusTin, and Duross argued back and TorTh Tor Ten hours as To wheTher The governmenT should Take over The greaT SweiTzer Power PlanT in Arizona. The only non-combaTanT who sTayed To enioy The verbal baTTle was SenaTor Eugene Murphy. As a resulT oT The final Try-ouTs, recenTly held. The enTranTs from The UniTed STaTes in The TorTh- coming Olympic Games have been decided upon. Norman LeaviTT won ouT in pole-vaulTing: Duncan Thomson, sprinTing: John Pierce was The diving experT, and BeTTy Faulkner, The discus- Throwing champion. This greaT aThleTic exhibi- Tion will be held aT The magniTicenT Jane Park in Chicago nexT summer. Ah, here is a sad, scienTiTic bulleTin, iusT received by The Hess Press. IT sTaTes ThaT no Trace has yeT been Tound oT Prof. Simon Rosovsky. who seT ouT a week ago Tor The moon in a conTrapTion oT his own invenTion. The machine is driven by compressed eTher, and is equipped wiTh a large spring To prevenT Too hard a landing on The moon. Ben Berry, The modern subsTiTuTe for The Page thirty-eight Tamous Roxy, produced his TirsT play, The Triple Murder , in The Marshall Reisman Memorial TheaTre lasT evening. No one as yeT has been able To give a suTTicienTly coherenT accounT oi This blood-curdling drama so ThaT a review could be wriTTen Tor The newspapers and magazines. Even The reporTers and The criTics TainTed. Miss Helen VincenT and Joseph Head, who played The leading roles. are boTh in a criTical condiTion aT The hospiTal. The sponsors. Mr. Edward Glazer and Mr. John Bradley, have decided To give iT up before The docTor bills from The audience become Too greaT. lWhich isn'T a bad idea.l The S. S. Phelps oT The Kaufman-Koon Line docked Today. On board was The Tamous Cpera singer, Miss MargareT WaTson, who has been sTudying under Madame Helen Pierce, in Paris. On The same boaT were Sadye Levinson, The eminenT poeT: Dr. William O'Brieng Frances Williams, The Tamous disTricT aTTorneyg SecreTary of The Treasury Edward Cady, and ErnesT WrighT, who has been sTudying denTisTry in Berlin. ThaT's a large load of eminence Tor one ocean liner. We have iusT heard ThaT Sherman Anderson, who became fabulously wealThy by The manu- TacTure oT miniaTure auTomobiles, was compleTely eclipsed while driving his gold plaTed machine by Miss Helen Hixson as she hasTened To aTTend The annual nurses' banqueT. The oTher day a revival of The old-Time game oT yo-yoing Took place. A conTesT was held by Those who were proTicienT when The Tad was popular. Louise Clark came ouT The winner, closely seconded by Frances La Chanse. On page IO of This week's GazeTTe is an arTicle by Miss Edina Dann, The novelisT, on Sir Harry TuTTle, who was knighTed by The King of England because of his daring rescue oT CounTess NoTTingham, Tormerly Miss Jane Bradley oT The UniTed STaTes. RuTh KaleTzky also has wriTTen a shorT sTory Tor This week's GazeTTe adapied from Ihe life of Fredericlc G. Basfable. who has jusl reiurned from Madagascar, where he has been hunfing wild animals. This slory. which is a gre-al' Ihriller, recounls many of Mr. BasIable's harrowing escapes. The' recenl ,census has shown +ha+ Alfred Marqusee, prominenl shoe manulaclurer, slands highesf in Ihe financial world of Today. Second place is filled by Eleanor Fleming and Ihird by Badger True. Sorry buf Ihe announcer has iusl informed me 'rhal my lime is up. so goodbye unlil nexf weelc.-- You have iusf lisfened fo Mr. Paul Cos+ello. radio voice of 'rhe Bibbs Gazeffe. Tune in nexi week af Ihis same lime and hear anofher of Ihese delighfful as well as educafional fallrs. Your announcer is Marion Solculsky. This is The Dorschug Broadcasfing Sys+em.- STATISTICS BOY GIRL BOY GIRL BEST DRESSED CLASS CUT UP William Lundigan Jane Bradley Norman LeaviH Belly Faullcner BEST LOOKING l-AZlEST Rober+ Sweiizer Jane+ Hughes Eugene Kline Dorofhy Van Dyke MOST POPULAR DONE MOST FOR NOTTINGHAM Linsell Seaman Helen Vincenf Beniamin Berry Helen Vgncemu BEST NATURED CLASS ANGEL Charles MUVPBY Edina Dann Simon Rosovslcy Doro+hy Palmer MOST AMBITIOUS SHIEK FLAPPER Eugene Murphy Eleanor Bufdldi William Lundigan Eunice Baker CLASS ATHLETE CLASS PEST Duncan Thomson Mary Dunlap Waller Robinson Page thirty-nine ATHLETICS ...Q-igbj-9... FOOTBALL. I930 Following The brillianT record seT by lasT year's Team. The I930 TooTball squad has con- cluded a season of playing of which NoTTingham can be iusTly proud. AlThough greaTly handi- capped by The unTorTunaTe illness oT Coach Fairman, The boys were TorTunaTe enough To secure Mr. BaTcherie and Mr. Danico who Took enTire charge oT The Team and were greaTly responsible Tor iTs success. OuT oT The eighT games played This season, Three were won, Three were losT. and Two were Tied. Block leTTers were awarded To True, Malley, Carlin, FiTzgerald, Thomson, l-loysack, Van Wormer, Hughes. Gifzford, Duross, Morgan, Bermiclc, Davidson, Cady, MesiTa, HeTheringTon. Falso, and SmiTh lmanagerl. ...Q-iQ1-1.-.. BASEBALL, I93O The baseball Team carried ouT very well iTs parT of The aThleTics aT NoTTingham. They Tool: record place in Their Tier of The CiTy League. One oT The besT Things abouT This season's Team. was ThaT iT beaT CenTral Twice. The piTching oT David Fleming was ouTsTanding, noT only among Page forty This school's players, buT Through cenTraI New York. Since many of The players will reTurn This year. NoTTingham inTends To uphold The precedenT seT by The l93O Team. FOOTBALL SQUAD, I93O lQi - BASEBALL SQUAD, mn Page forty-one BOYS' BASKETBALL BoasTing a record of sixfeen vicTories and only Three losses, The NoTTingham baske+baII Team compleTed The mosT successful season iT has ever wiTnessed in ThaT field. The orange and blue quinTeT defeaTed every Team ThaT iT played aT leasT once, and CenTral meT her firsT and only defeaT aT The hands of our players. The success of The Team was due largely To The fine work of Howie Anderson who was highesT scorer of The ciTy and was named all- scholasTic forward of The season. The forward combinaTion of Anderson and Harry TuTTle was The mosT eTfecTive scoring ThreaT in The ciTy. School spiriT and The splendid insTrucTion of Coach Fairman were The remaining TacTors responsible for The Team's enviable record. ...a11Qj-g... TRACK, I930 The Track Team had a very successful season in I93O. ln The ciTy meeT The players closely fol- lowed The CenTral Team and capTured second place. The high scorer for The season was Jack Hamel, who was The only NoTTingham scorer in several ouT-of-Town meeTs. The Team Took four firsTs and many oTher lower places. Some of The players who figured largely in lasT year's Track were Jack Buckland. John Berry, Ralph Brown and Paul Disinger. .-m1-QQj1g... GIRLS' BASKETBALL WiTh Mary Dunlap capTain and Barbara Blanchard in The cenTer combinaTion, The NoTTingham girls' baskeTball Team, which is coached by Miss Johnson, won from Solvay and Goodyear. The games wiTh CenTral and Valley were losT by close scores. Page forty-two Lillian Moore and Lemoyne Markham, The forwards, and Sylvia Wolf and DoroThy Vesey. The guards, all worked well TogeTher. OTher members of The squad were Marjorie MaclnTosh and JeaneTTe Camp. Mary Dunlap and Sylvia Wolf made The all- ciTy Team as side cenTer and guard respecTively. BASKETBALL SQUAD, I93O-3 I My WD L M GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM WMV Pagc fort y-thrcc GIRLS' SWIMMING For fhe firsf fime in six years 'rhe girls' swim- ming feam failed fo 'lake firsf place in fhe cify meef, ceding Ihe cup fo Goodyear-Burlingame by a small pluralily. Noffingham sfudenfs placed as follows: Isf Selma Bernsfein--Plunge for V disfance ...,...,,.,......,............ 47 feel' 2nd Consfance Arnold-Plunge for disfance cc,,,w.,,.,,,.....,. 45If2 feef Tie Isf Virginia Wesl'-Diving .,w..,..., 28 poinfs 2nd Rufh Weir-40 yds. free sfyle 2nd Virginia Wesf-80 yds. free sfyle 2nd Dorofhy Vesey--40 yds. breasf slroke 2nd Rufh Weir-20 yds. back sfroke The final resulfs: Is+ Goodyear-Burlingame ...,,,,.,,.... 28 poinfs 2nd Noffingham .................. ......... 2 4 p0iI'1lS 3rd Vocafional ...... ..... 6 poinfs ...Q-iQj1.... O GIRLS' TENNIS The girls' 'rennis feam of I930 had a credifable year, yef nof quife as good a season as fhaf of l929. Alfhough if was made of almosf enlirely new maferial. 'rhe 'ream was surprisingly sfrong. Jane Forbes and Helen Vincenf formed good firsf doubles. Wifh Lillian Moore and Lorraine Page forfyffour Tucker playing lhe second doubles. and Anne Turner fhe singles, 'rhe feam finished in second place, losing only 'ro Norfh. Much credif is due fo Miss Johnson, fhe coach, for her splendid backing and valuable assislance. As all fhe girls excepf Helen Vincenf will refurn in fhe fall. anofher excellenf feam is expecfed. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM M I GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM, I93O Page forty-fz TENNIS Under The managemenT of STeven Webb, The beTore The superior skill oT our Tennis sTars. NoTTingham Tennis Team won eighT ouT oT The The Team consisTed of STeven Webb. manager, Twelve maTches which iT played lasT year. VocaTional, Valley, Lincoln and NorTh bowed John l-leTheringTon, Alfred Marqusee, George Ruby and VicTor Amann. ...g-1Qpj-.... GOLF Wifh The addiTion of Three new members, The NoTTingham Golf Team deTeaTed Delaware, CaThedral, and VocaTional, The laTTer in Two maTches. AlTogeTher The Team had a very successTul season and made iTs mark among The inTer-scholasTic conTesTs oT The pasT year. ...Q-ifgpi-.... SPORTSMANSHIP BANQUET The SporTsmanship BanqueT aT NoTTingham has come To be an annual aTTair. IT is held in The school caTeTeria, supervised and served by The girls oT The advance Home Economics classes. The guesTs are The block leTTer boys of The sporTs of The year. The speakers on This year's ToasT lisT were Roy Fairman, coach oT Three maior sporTs: Paul Krimmel. direcTor of Physical Educa- Paqe forty-six Tion in The Syracuse Schools: Principal F. J. Bierce and Tom Keane, Track coach aT Syracuse UniversiTy. Mr. Keane's accounT oT The Olympic Games, wiTh his Thrilling descripTion oT Ray BarbuTe's sensaTional 44O , was The high lighT oT The banqueT. Nearly IOO boys and several oT The men of The FaculTy aTTended This dinner which has Taken iTs place as a unique aThleTic TuncTion of The Syracuse High Schools. GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL Due lo gradualion and lhe lranslering of 'rhey defealed Goodyear, Cenfral, and Easl- many players of Iasl year's 'ream 'ro olher schools Wood- lhe volley ball leam This season was nol so suc- DOTOHTY Ve5eY- The Capfalni SYIVIG Wolf cesslul as usual. Allhough 'rhey Iosl four games. MGTY Dunlap- Thelma Fancllef- and Lillian Moore formed The core of lhe feam. ..-o-11fQ1vp... GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Our Traclc Team of i930 finished second place Mary Dunlap-Tie for 3rd place in lhe sfand in The league. ing broad iump. The various resulls were: The 440-yard relay leam was composed of: Mary Dunlap-2nd place in lhe 50-yard dash. Dorofhy Whilney Belly Faulkner Mildred Acheson-3rd place in 'rhe baslcefball DOFOIIIY Wallace Mary Dunlap Hwown Jean Devoe Mildred Acheson Cup Pin Leller Enid Williams Berlha Willis ...Q-iQ4gig... GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I930 - I93 I Presidenl ,..a ,,,s,,,,,,,, ,..,, ,,s,.,, B a r bara Blanchard Vice-Presiclenl .a,,,Yc,s .,,,.,a B efly Faullcner Treasurer ...u,,,,,., , .,,AsV,.as Mary Dunlap Secrelary ...,AsAc., ,.s,s, M ilclred Acheson I930 I93I Edilh Laurie Mary Dunlap Pin Sylvia Wolf Belly Faulkiier Mlldred Acheson Leller Anne Turner Sylvia Wolf Berlilla WIIIIS Dorolhy Vesey Lillian Moore Doro+hy Whilney Elaine Wilson Thelma Fancher Barbara Blanchard Louise Aclamy Page forty-scvcn CLUBS .nc-'lgivnn SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB AccomplishmenTs seem To improve wiTh age as Tar as The NoTTingham DramaTic Club is con- cerned. During The pasT year The adopTion of a club pin, The conTribuTion oT a back-drop and a greaT deal oT lighTing equipmenT. The sponsoring oT The DramaTic deparTmenT. and The presenTa- Tion oT several producTions all bear wiTness To The progress oT The organizaTion. As iTs conTribuTion To The NoTTingham Revue The DramaTic Club presenTed a one-acT play enTiTled Jazz and MinueT : as an oTFering oT The DramaTic ArTs Class The ValianT was enacTed in an assembly: and as iTs crowning achievemenT The organizaTion presenTed IT Won'T Be Long Now , a hilarious Three-acT comedy. Officers Tor The Spring Term were Linsell Seaman, Preside-nTg Helen VincenT, Vice-Presi- denTg Eugene O'Connor, SecreTary, and Carl Greiner, Treasurer. ...g-iQj.-g... THE FRENCH CLUB Since iTs beginning The French Club of NoTTingham has been gaining sTeadily in pres- Tige. Today iTs high enTrance requiremenTs malce membership To The club a real honor. NOT only musT one be a member oT aT leasT The second year French class, buT musT also mainTain a minimum average oT 80 per cenT. This year. as parT oT The programs, several clever slciTs have been produced by The mem- bers. The enTire meeTing is conducTed in French, and penalTies oT Tines are imposed upon Those who TorgeT The regulaTions. Page forty-eight The spring regime was headed by WalTer Robinson, president Eleanor Burdiclc, vice-presi- denT: Mary Dixson, secreTary: Joseph Head, Treasurer, and Simon Rosovsky, sergeanT-aT-arms. To insure pracTical beneTiT Trom The club, Three criTics, Ruby Purchase, Simon Rosovslcy, and Charles Murphy, were elecTed, whose duTy iT is To poinT ouT aT The close oT The meeTing all errors made by The members. Miss Huclcans and Miss CoTTey are The able advisors. There is no doubT ThaT Le Cercle Francais has greaTly increased The inTeresT of The sTudenTs in French conversaTion. SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB FRENCH CLUB :qv fort CITIZEN STAFF paqc' fifty STUDENT COUNCIL RADIO CLUB ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB pam' ffffzf-Om' Z., fi 'iff .J THE CITIZEN NoTTingham's bi-weekly newspaper, under The ediTorship oT Morgan Hooker, aTTained a high degree of perTecTion during The year l93O-3I. As a mark oT progress, The CiTizen boasTs The inauguraTion oT The new column Among Books . In addiTion iT has To iTs crediT The publicaTion OT an April Fool surprise ediTion and an exTra adverTising The NoTTingham Revue. This year There have been a greaT many more pic- Tures prinTed Than There were in The pasT. and several humorous and liTerary arTicles also. Several members oT The CiTizen's sTaTT are mem- bers oT a Syracuse chapTer oT Quill and Scroll, naTional iournaIisTic honorary socieTy. Six mem- bers oT The sTaTT aTTended The High School EdiTors' ConvenTion aT The UniversiTy This spring. STUDENT oouNclL For The TirsT Time in The hisTory of NoTTingham The sTudenT body has been governed by a mem- ber oT The Tair sex, Miss Helen VincenT, who Tilled The oTTice oT presidenT Tor The Tall Term oT I93O. Perhaaps The mosT imporTanT achievemenT under her regime was The adopTion oT The meThod oT nominaTing Council members by peTiTion. Under PresidenT Ben Berry, The spring Term oT The Council has conTinued The work so successTully begun. MosT noTable oT The many achievemenTs oT our lasT Council have been The resTricTion oT club membership and The manage- menT oT assemblies. The laTTer cluTy is perhaps The mosT diTTiculT To perform saTisTacTorily, buT The Council's work was successTul. The decision oT The Council To meeT aTTer school makes membership boTh an honor and a responsibiliTy. RADIO CLUB During The Three years of iTs exisTence, The Radio Club has grown under The supervision oT Mr. Reynolds Trom Tive members To a group oT many amaTeurs and Two commercially licensed operaTors. Harold Dorschug and Donald HasTings, presi- ARTS AND The ArTs and CraTTs Club, Tormerly called The Ink SpoTTers , was Tounded in The Tall Term oT I928. Since Then Miss Hough, The Advisor, has compleTely re-organized The club. AlThough originally formed To TosTer only carTooning, The Page fifty-two denT ancl vice-presidenT respecTiveIy, are The only commercial operaTors in The schools oT Syracuse. They are allowed To operaTe any sTaTion in The counTry. The shorT wave apparaTus builT by The club has enabled members To communicaTe wiTh sTaTions on Tour conTinenTs and The high seas. CRAFTS CLUB club now includes skeTching, cosTume design. posTer work, and craTTs. The ArTs and CraTTs Club has always been insTrumenTal in designing scenery and posTers Tor The various plays and revues ThaT NoTTingham has produced. HISTORY CLUB RIFLE CLUB Page fifty-!l1r HISTORY CLUB Since iTs organizaTion lasT year by a compara- Tively small group of sixTeen charTer members, The NoTTingham HisTory Club has developed inTo an organizaTion boasTing a roll-call of ThirTy-nine. lTs regular meeTings have been marlced by a series oT programs consisTing oT several shorT speeches in which every member parTicipaTes. The purpose oT The club has been To encourage The habiT oT hisTorical research and To provide The hisTory deparTmenT wiTh a number of suiTable picTures. THE RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club of NoTTingham was sTarTed in OcTober, I93O, aTTer a year of hard work by Miss Greenberg and some oT The sTudenTs. The eleven members wiTh Norman LeaviTT as presi- denT were soon on Their way To earning a Pro- marlcsman diploma. SENIOR C LasT semesTer, The Girls' Glee Club combined wiTh The Men's Glee Club To Torm The NoTTing- ham Chorus. This has proven very saTisTacTory in ThaT iT has sTimulaTed inTeresT in music and has enabled The organizaTion To receive more This Term The membership has been raised To TwenTy-Tive. Marjorie Gibbs is presidenT and Miss Greenberg and Mr. Condon acT as TaculTy advisors. The Rifle Club has meT several oTher organ- izaTions oT iTs kind. including The CenTral, VocaTional and Valley Teams. HORUS concenTraTed insTrucTion under Mr. SaclceTT. The mosT imporTanT achievemenT of The chorus This year has been iTs appearance in The Syracuse CiTy ConcerT, which iT presenTed in coniuncTion wiTh The oTher music clubs oT The ciTy. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS AT The beginning oT The second semesTer. The Junior High School Mixed Chorus was Tormed. The purpose of The Chorus is To give opporTuniTy Tor added pracTice in singing Three and Tour parT harmonies. as a preparaTion Tor The Senior High Chorus. The organizaTion is composed of some TorTy oT The besT voices in The Junior School. The rehearsals are held once each weelc on Mon- Pane fiffu-four day aT The close of The regular session. The oTFicers oT The Group are President MargareT FooTe, Vice-PresidenT, Lucile Flenor, wiTh Mr. SaclceTT, DirecTor oT Music, as leader. AcTiviTies oT The Chorus have included ap- pearances in Assembly and a picnic held during June. SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS Page ffft 11-ff JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Claiming The disTincTion of being The TirsT iunior organizaTion To appear in a NoTTingham Revue, The Junior DramaTic Club presenTed, in The Tall oT I93O, The dramaTic inTerIude. NeverTheIess . Hazel WaTul, Philip lv1iTcheII, and William Hummer were The members oT The GIRLS' Since iTs organizaTion Iasr SepTember, This associaTion has proved iTselT a decided asseT To The school. During The year iT has devoTed iTselT principally To The iniTiaTion and promoTion oT The Service Club. The VocaTionaI Guidance Club. and The SporTs Club. The governing board. THE STUDENT SOC During The pasT year, The STudenT Social CommiTTee which is composed oT a represenTa- Tive oT each home room and club, has been responsible Tor several reforms and successful social evenTs. The beginning of sTudenT super- vision oT sTudy halls IasT Tall and The sponsoring JUNIOR HIGH Lilce The Junior High Chorus, The Junior High OrchesTra came inTo being soon aTTer The com- mencemenT oT The second semesTer. The group meeTs regularly each Friday aTTernoon aTTer school. AT presenT The orchesTra has a mem- bership oT eighTeen players wiTh prospecTs oT Page fifty-six casT. The club presTige was TurTher enhanced by an assembly which iT sponsored during The same Term. This club has made a remarkable advance in iTs Three Terms of exisTence and has given The Juniors Tine opporTuniTy To develop Their dramaTic abiIiTy. LEAGUE which consisTs oT The League's oTT'icers and a represenTaTive of each school grade, has been responsible Tor The TurTherance oT several new ideas. including The Big SisTer movemenT, The girls' ChrisTmas parTy, The Spring Fun-TesT, and The Red Cross acTiviTy. IAL COMMITTEE of The HaIIowe'en, ChrisTmas, and George WashingTon dances are examples oT Their worlc. Among TuTure proiecTs which They hope To see maTeriaIize are a renaissance oT manners in The caTeTeria, a permanenT alumni Tile. and a peace assembly. ORCHESTRA easily doubling ThaT number wiThin The year. The purpose of This organizaTion is To provide an opporTuniTy Tor every boy or girl wiTh some abiliTy on a sTandard orchesTraI insTrumenT To avail himself oT experience in ensemble playing. Through This organizaTion. we hope To build a sTrong Senior orchesTra. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Pago fifty-seven CLASS WILL lConlinued from Page 37j Helen VincenT's laTesT book, The Dash Through High School in Five Years , is willed To WhiT Shaul, The Old lvlaesTro. The inimiTable way in which lv1argareT WaTson and Anne Randall hand ouT absence sheeTs is leTT To Richie Gale, The Teacher's peT. EdiTh Wiles' uTTerly bored loolc is besTowed on all TuTure housewives for use when being inTer- viewed by The Fuller Brush Man. The leaTher medal ThaT GriTa Garfield won in The sTudy hall Talking conTesT is leTT as encourage- menT To DoTTie Quinn To aT leasT express her views on The UnemploymenT SiTuaTion. David Fleming leaves his prowess on The dia- mond To Louis Drexler, alias Beppo Salfs, who may consenT To P. G. anoTher year if he can only carry baTs Tor The Baseball Team. All The remarks concerning The Tour officers of The Class were unflinchingly cuT ouT in The TirsT censoring of This Class Will. Finally, we, O'Brien and Robinson, aTTorneys- aT-law, bequeaTh our good looks, healTh. person- aliTy, aThleTic abiliTy, drag wiTh The Teachers, and magniTicenT scholasTic aTTainmenTs To nexT year's law firm. We gladly appoinT Miss Huclcans and Mr. Condon as vexecuTors oT This, our lasT will and TesTamenT. T Drawn up This TwenTieTh day oT May, Anno Domini I93l, by O'Brien and Robinson. ATTor- neys-aT-law. ln WiTness Whereof. we have hereunTo seT our hand and seal. lL.S.1 THE cuss OF 1931. WiTnesses: LINSELL SEAMAN, Presidenf EUGENE MURPHY. EdiTor. igiqi QQN 32 T Page fiffy eight AUTOG S aww ff Q ,-Z2-gaffl-.11-riv CWI- nwwffffl- 5? Mmm- Ur A4':a'7 Wm sz' -'HQ Z Jffftkfbf FpL A I I wmv' UMW . 779 zwww-0 .41.r4W9.m.m.g A Q6 7g0, wg2z, W 412. AUTOGRAPHS .... .A.,,, A mmm - 1 'll X '. ' - - , .V :V Vp ,1, -- V 3, A 1 A.. - . ,.L.. s.: - fn - , .V A D L 'th' ., 1 'Q V . t xv , V, . , . 4 , 4. A . . n- Q .,. ,J V .I . .JJ .,,. k 4 N A . V. . .. , - Q V4 1- r Vf. 1, '- . . , - fw. 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