Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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8 TH E REFLECT OR QQ- 519 1931 Sept. 9. Sept. 28. Oct. 9. Oct. 21. Nov. 6. Nov. 20. Dec. 14. Dec. 23. 1932 .lan.25-29. Feb. 8. HEADLINES OF THE SCHOOL YEAR School opened. Smith elected President, and Berry elected Vice-President of Student Body. Dramatic arts classes present Jewels of lsabellau in assem- bly. Girls, League l'larvest Dance held in school gym. Nottinghamis undefeated ten- nis team ended season in First place. Thanksgiving Dance, sponsored by the Senior Student Council, held in gym. Presidents' Association plan passed by Student Council. Dramatic Club staged Maid of France in Christmas assembly. Regents week. Senior Class elections. Feb. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May 16 17 24 6 15 15 18 22 16 Berry elected President, and Anderson elected Vice-Presb dent ol Student Body. Second Annual Spring Music Festival held in auditorium. The Boy Who Discovered Easter , a one-act play, pre- sented in assembly. Spring bloclc letter assembly held, with Paul Krimmel as principal speaker. OFFice announced that Dena Ferguson is Valedictorian, and James Lylce is Salutatorian of the Class OF1932. The Romantic Age played to capacity audience. Reflector campaign opened. Senior Dance held in gym. Senior Class Banquet held at SchraFft's. June 20-24. Regents weelc. June 27. Commencement.

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'IO THE REFLECTOR CLASS OFFICERS ELIZABETH FEARGN The office of Vice-President went to the ever-popular Elizabeth lzearon. in her Junior year Betty was tal4en into the Dramatic Club, and since then has been one of its most active members. She held the position of secretary in the History Club, and was a charter member of the recently organized Chemistry Club. Betty worked so faithfully as secretary of the Girls' League, an organization made up of all the girls in the school, that she was elected to the presidents chair. Betty played an important role in the last Christmas play, Maid of France . She also served on the Student Social Committee, and the Senior Dance was successful largely through her efforts. Betty expects to go to Syracuse Uni- versity for a Liberal Arts course. EDWARD HUGHES Edward Hughes, popularity and prominence throughout his high school career made his election to the Presidency of the Senior Class almost inevitable. Ed's ability was first recog- nized in his sophomore year when, after help- ing to organize the Debate Club, he served as its treasurer. Later he became a member of the Dramatic Club, and then a representative in the Student Council. l-le has been manager of the tennis team, and has made a name for himself on the football field. His lcnowledge of athletics stood him in good stead when he was appointed sports editor of the Citizen. Last term the members of the Student Social Com- mittee, knowing well Ed's executive powers, elected him chairman of that body. Ed will enter Syracuse University next fall to study Financial Law.