Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1947 volume:

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D 0 n Marshall Class Musician .................... Elizabeth Marm0r Most Promising Boy ................ Alan Chadwick Most Promising Girl ................ Jo Anne Young Funniest Czirt ................ Funniest Boy ............ Most Popular Girl ....... Ruth Ryan Bill Dolan Jean Taylor Most Popular Boy ........ ......... G ary Orenstein prettiest Girl ............... ....... B arbara Barcic Handsomest Boy ......... ......... J erry Kearney Best Dressed Girl ........ ...... H elen Nardella Best Dressed Boy ............................ Art Roberts Best Girl Athlete ..... ........ M arguerite Walser Best Boy Athlete ....... .,............... D ud Doust Best Natured Girl Best Naturect Boy Joan Butler Alex Bauerle DEDI C A TI ON In cleep appreciation for the many years you have been advising Nottingliarn Senior classes and for your efforts on our behalf, uve, the class of nineteen hundred and forty - seven respectfully cteclicate our yearbook to you, Miss Marion Gottey and lwr. Carl Eictietberg. DUDLEY DOUST DUDLEY Dousr, Vice-President of the Senior Class. has gone through Nottingham with the niclc-name of lVlonlc.,' He was also a memher of the haslcethall team lor three years and played first hase on the baseball team for three years. Another past president ol Hi-Y, Ulvlonlcsu other activities included. Student Council, Student Guide. Corridor Guides, Citizen, and Girls. If you'il loolc on the uVVho's Vvhon page youlll find that nlxflorilcn is also a class celebrity since he was voted the hest hoy athlete of the senior class. This only goes to prove that lVlonlc,' is an all around person who is hound to go far after graduation. His personality and efforts have done much to make Nottingham a loetter school. GARY OREN STEIN GARY ORENSTEIN or Peg Leg as he is sometimes called, besides being president of the Class of '47 has been very active in school activities, especially sports. He has played on the basketball team for the three years he has been at Nottingham, and has played hasehall for two years, acting as pitcher for the last year. A year on Student Council, a year as a Student Guide, and three years as a member of Hi-Y the was president for one of those years, constitute the rest of Gary's activities. He was voted the most popular hoy in the senior class too, proving that in the eyes of his fellow class- mates as well as in the eyes of the rest of the school, Gary is one swell guy and a regular fellow. W K p af. s if 4 L, CARI JI. MENAPACE Perhaps no other student can hoast as lair! a record in school activities as can CTAROI. lx'lliNAPACli. It was partly he-cause ol this splendid record that she was appointed hy a lacully committee to hold the iolm ol Class Treasurer. She has lmeen a Student Guide, a Corridor Guide, Editor and Business lvlan- ager ol the Citizen. Co-llditor ol the Year- lmoolc. Vice - President and Secretary ol Tawasi 'l4riAY, captain ol a lmaslcetlmall team, manager ol ilu- volleylmall team, manager ol tht- howling team, assistant coach ol the servwus hall team, a memher ol' the hand. and a memlmer ol Girls' League Council. Such a record stands lor itsell and needs little extra comment except than you did a swell joh. Carol, and Nottingham is proud ol you. . 1 . JOAN BUTLER One of the most prominent girls in the senior class is JOAN BUTLER. the class secre- tary. iDuring her three years at Nottingharil she has actively participated in Student Council, being nominated lor vice - presi- dency ol the school. Student Guides, Corri- dor Guides, A Cappella Choir, Girls, Choir, and Tri-Y. Voted the hest natured girl of the senior class, Joan has cheered up many a downcast student who has wallced hy her post in the hall or a hall awalce member of A Cappella Choir who has dragged himself to an eight oicloclc rehearsal. uJoanie, as she is niclc-named, came to Nottingham from Charles Andrews and will leave Nottingham a little hit sadder after her departure. NAONII AARI DNS l.iHIv Girl IDIS KAY AISRANISUN 'AIM Voll--y I-ull 51-rv-us bull VIUI.A IIIil.ICN AI.IJIiR3IAN V: A limp.-III. tlllilf fnrls I Iumr Ill Girls' I,r-ugurv II I. VIIQI ANIJIIIISI JN Hflllllly SIIHIPIII tillllllfll Il IJTRUIIJIIII' Illulv Ill -- vllrnurr A fy lg film 'r Ill fmrl fllmir Ilnvnlpi Iri-Y I'5l - Vile- IAN-'I II:-nl, flirls' lmngmxr- BARBARA ANN ANDRFQXYS Amly 'lvri-Y Iluslim-Ilwull III, Swinnniug Ill 9 III II Ill l'I IYl.I ,IS ,IICAN ANSIiI.l. lf, Ijfillllillli Illulw flilizu-n Skull Ill Iluwling Ill, Swinnning ROBERT II. ATIRIDGE BuI1' .lurlcnl Cuunril SIumIrnl Guiclc' Ill . iuppc-lla Clwir Vllrurlc Ill, Buslu-I I . ' ': ' A L 2 l--, -. I,-ll 437 In .l ,..: ':: X I X, X Qfwi fm, aw fm. DC JNAID V. ISABCOCK Dm-' Illrurli Ill, l:o0II'mIl Ill, Ski 'llvaun .IENNIE LORE BANHR A fluppvlla Ljllllll' Ill, Girls' lllmir Ill Girls' I.s-aguv Ill - Iimml, ISARIIARA ISARFK HBunni' Slumlvnl Guimlv I I Clurriclfmr fluiclr- Il lsvrx lnppvllu f lmlr furls I Imlr In Y Girls' I-m-uguc ,IIZAN ISARIO P..,,,,.-f Cnllllllvrciul Clulr Ill - In-nsurur, Svcrv 7 D larry. Y ics- I n-sisla-nl, Girls' I.:-uguv Ill cl2ll4'll'flil I3 I. JANE NIARIE BARN.-XRD Sluclenl Guillv Ill, Corridor Guiclv Ill In-l Cnrls lmnguc ALEX BAUERLE Ono Traclc ill, Basketball f5l, Football Apparatus Club ELIZABETH F. BECKWITH Fuzzy Citizen Clulo Girls' League Bowl- ing l3l - Captain, Swimming L JOSEPH NI. BELTH loo Student Counril Corriclor Guide Baseball 151. JOYCE MILES BELYEA Student Council Corridor Cvuidf- A Cappella Clioir ill, Girls' Clioir Tawasi Tri-Y volley Ball Swim- ming 3 JOAN BENNEIT Hyrule , Student Guicle Corridor Guiclv ill, A Cappella Clioir Girls' Choir ill Citizen Stall' lil -Eclilor, 'llawasi 'l'ri-Y ml. Girls' League l2l -Qncl Vice- Prvsi- clent, Srml Vice President. DAVID T. BISHOP Bah Bnslcetlwall fll, Bancl ,Y ', . ,Y 1 J :Lea is by up IOHN HARVEY BRANDT VIRGINIA BRAYBROOK Ginny Stuclent Guide Corridor Guide ill illnwasi Tri-Y Girls' League LANVRENCIQ BRENNER Larry BARBARA ANN BROWN 'Babu' Student Council ill, Tri-Y Basltet In-Il Girls' League PHYLLIS C. BUCK Bucky RICHARD G. BUCK BuclwIs' Studs-nt Council C2 l . I'lIYl,l.lS ll'lAN Ill 'Rl l'inleiv llnslu-llmll V.-II.-y l5..II lll, Swim ming lll. 51-rx' us l5.ull IBJXRISARA lil 'Sl lNlfl.l, Hlfuslnivl' llnlmnr-relnl fllulv lll -- lll'l'5l1l4'lll, S1-4 fl lnry: A 1 HW.-Ili. l lmlr lll, lurls f l II lil, l Illll'Il Null lnwansl lfl-N VUII.-v Bull lll, fvlrls lnugulm- lfmsl- ing l nl, llnlvls-ri.u K I'A'l'Rll'I.VX .NNN l'. XRl,SUN IH-H ln ll nl- rl: l a I . -' ln 1 n- ' 1 lil, flirls' llluuiy llnnrl lfmxli lil. XX'll,l.lANl Rll'Il.'XRI7 C'ARI,'I'UN I I5'll .'Xl,,l... llrmlx llllml NIQXR If JRII-I f4.'XN5lfl7Y Mungpw'4 llunillul fluimll- lll, vllril lil, flill l .r-.ugnnv ll 'Xl AN l'l IM DXYIK 'li 'Tlmfllli Slllt 1' lv mi , 0 lf nr lr '11- kb K. ma 1' Q . ll I x Bbw is f-4 'PUD Q F I N . ,W I lag - ,fr sl 4' -9' -2319,-wgg , .. ' fa' .-,V l - ggvs,,f.' in - .,g'::z:? ' NIARIORIE LOUISE F0158 Mill flirls'Vl.1ulglu'. l'A'I'RK'IA ,IANI-1 CUNROY P r ljflilllillll' flluln llvuwnsi lllri-Y lll Girls' lsvugllr- lil.AlNli VCX JK nllmlu lllnwusi lllri-Y Ill - Sm-1 rvlury. FREDERICK PRICE FOUR lf, l ljoullmll lllrucli Nl.fXRll.YN l'.'X'l'lllflllNlf l'ORBli'l'l fl rl Nuflvnl Q uunrll Q I l. 5lllll4'lll fuunla- l I l l urrnlnr fwuulv :X l app.-Ill. Q lnmr lll fvlrls clllllf lr:-N ful -C mu-sl l img Svrrvlnrv. f . , IAA V1 l W' ef lJORO'I'IlY IAURI-1'I'I'A COR'I'RIC III Html Slllllkflll Cuumil L.Ulllllll'N'lill lwlul l l - l,I'l'Sllll'lll lwnc, A Lnpp.-lln Q lmlr lll Girls' Clmir Slurlvnl fsnunril Girls' Clmir l ll l nwusi Allri-Y lll Sc-frvlnry, Pr:-sill nl Vull.-v Bull lll fJffll1'Sll'i!-IIll1'l' l ligll lll MARILIN FI. CROSS ,I4nwnsi Iri-Y SIu4IvnI Counc'iI III. CIIESTER D. CROXVELL, JR, CI-I-1 AIpIlil Hi-Y . III fy x 55 XNIILLIALI .I, f'RUXVEI,I- UHIIIH SIumI1'nI GuifIv III, Corridor CuicIv III A Cuppf-III. CImir I5I, BI-nd ARTHL'R HOLLIS DAMON Ara XVILLIAINI IJOIAN '4Snmk1-y IIifY IQI F- C1ImpInIn, IBIISPIHIII DONALD DUNHAFI Dun Qs-rs .IANIES DXVYRE Inu SIIIIIOIII fv0unc'iI IfDIJII'f I.. DYIiIf 'Al J l'iIiz0n SIHIIII IOI IN 'If EARLY VIRGINIA ELLIS Ginny SIucIc-nI f'oum'iI Stuck-nl CuirIc III A CnppcIIzn CI1uir 'I'ri-Y fIirI I Q IU 'I'r .1-u, ua- - 1-murvr. .LII-:dd LL'-L Xivt C L I L, f , It: 2 Q, L RUIII EMMA ENIMONS Rip IJHIIIIEIIIC CIUIQ III. A Cappella C'Iluir III GirIs' CImir II BIISIU-lImII VoII1y IEIIII f2I, GirIs, I.c-uglu' III, B0wIing III Swimming Svrv-us BJIII I IIiIliN P. IZSKRIDCIE 'hrllw I'urrinIur GuimI1- GirIs' Lcnguv NIARIINN EVANS Smal:-nl Vnunril lll, SIIIIIPIII IIui1I4- III J A Cuppvlln Iilmir I..I. Girls' fqlmir III CII rl Irr lvl III Ir Y U7 cIIIl N' .vm - , I- .. , I I I.r-nguv Ill. VVYNNH I ARl.liY Dramnlir' Clulm A fynppf- an ft' 0' Cifizcn Shall' III, rlqnwusi Tri-Y Girl Imngl SAI .I II IIHIII Q . ll' .Y I-'ARR SIIIIIPIII Iimlnril ll SIlIlll'IlI fIllIlll' III w A KIIIIIPPIIZI Clmir flirls' filmir Ill I lll 5 Irv I3 Iyll II III llqri- V --f . N rt' -l F , 1ls'l' ul - , Girls' I.:-ugllv ISERNARD IRANK IM-ma I'uoIImII II IN INNA II-'I2NS'I'R! DI 4. IS.'XIllI.'NR.'X IfI..'XINIf l'I.I'XlAI. limb ljfillllillll' IIIHI1 III. A Iinplu-IIuI'I1uir lll, Girls' Ivlmir 'I.m.wi vllri-I III, Suhr ming. ,. -4 , . as oy K ily gl lx- , , Q 1 an-was Q - ,P W J rrrrrrr l l'Ii'I'ER GAY FRIEDEL PI-lv MlI.I.Il'IiN'I' N. FURMAN 'llxlilly Sluclvnl fuunril Ill. SIIIKIPIII Guimlv III A Cnppvlln flmir Cilin-n Shall' lil Nnllingluum Ilqri-Y ITI -Iirvsiclm-nl, Girls I,m-nglw L fx I . LJ, 7 ' ,J I 'I IYI .I .IS K. GARLOCK I3Ii'I'lW' GLAZER MII:-I S'l'ITl'I IIZN II, fII.l 'INK 'Slum Shulx-III fimuu il Ill, Ilrmlx Ill. SI IIRI.IfY III JIJIJI-N uSIrlrl finppm-Iln filmir Girls' flmir Ill ,, , .4 lawns: In-xl I I I. Ynllvy Bull III. Curl Ixalgtla- SXXIIIIIIIIIIQ III, Svrx us II. 113. ALAN JAY GOLDBERG AI Golf Bvin HLY ARNOLD GOLDBERG Iiasvlmll Ifvmvling I-'RANK GC JLDBERG X ,IOY ANN GOLDBERG Girls' Lcaguv FREDERICK GOLDSTEIN l'fi1 Bzusz-Imll RUTH BARBARA GOLDSIIEIN HRuIIiii-H furriilor Guiclv Citizvn Skill Ill Girls' Lcngus- ll I - Council. I5AR'I'I.EY C'I'IARI.IiS COIYID Burl Ifnslu-ilmll IZ, - Nlznmgvr mul 'I'ima-r, I unIImII Ill - Ivlnnugvr, Bimflmll I I f-1 Ixlzumgr-r. PI'fI'FQR CRAI' I'vlv Ili-Y III. I'40oIImII Irurlc firirl- imn Clulx Ill, 'I-1-mn Sluilvni Guiclv fl PATRICIA GREENE hBingn Drunluiic CIUI1 - Sl'l'fl'lill'y. Girls' flioir fl VVILLIAIVI FRANCIS HABLE. .IR. Il ..Bi .. I:uutImII Stud:-nt Guido Student Counril 122, Corrirlor Guide fl Gulf fl Ilwmrlc Il BARBARA HEALY S1mIy' Corridor Guiclc A Cnppm-IIa Clloir Hi Tri-Y Q51 -- Prvsiilvnl, IDYPSILIPIII P- Inl:-r-CIuIx Council. RI'l'A IIICKEY IN JNAI .I J IIRAI IANI I IOOI'LIfH N I r- ,,..,,'fX.5- I 'IIPIPY P I ,.... IQ. :X Iiuppn-IIn I'Imir I2I, Ili-I III, IIIIIIII f IWI. - Q I II If IIXIA5 A. I If ll 'I ll I Hlfurru-3' I .mul-..II III, IIriaIirun I'IuIr .IIIANNII III IRIIIIN IIl'N'l' I urrnIor I vuuIv INHIIIIIQIIEIIII Iri-I III IIirIs. I,4'n5.1ll4' II l'IIYI,I.IS MARION IVIQS Phil I Hl1lllll'f1IilI I IuIx IICANNI-I I'IIYI.I.IS IMYJISS MIM sm il I' , , n un - . I If JR! I II IY KARI51 JN IJuIIv'A 'CY' SELNIA KASSEI. Hsunny Dnunulic' IIIUII IIirIs' Imaugllr- III 1 I5uwIing Suinnning I..I. IEANNIZ IJIfI.URIi5 K.-XIZIQN HQ! ni lvl' U A ciill7lN'II:l IIIloir Ixilizm-n SIQAIII III IIirIs' I.l'ilgllI' III - IInum'iI. IlI'fRAI.I3 If KEARNIAQY MIIIIW II0rrimInr IIuilIm- Ili-Y ISI, Ik-SL.-rlmll UI, .ll-IANNE VIRGINIA KEIIOIQ II-unnil IIRISIQUIIIQIII I'5I, SNIIIIIIIIIIIQ III. SUZANNIQ KIiI.I.I'fR MSHA SIurIf-uk IIuimIv II IxurrimInr clllilll' III Ili Tri-Y III - II-fl'ilSllH'I mul Yin- Ijrr-5 1Ic-nl, IIirIs' I.:-uguw III. R IUHARD 'I'I IH JDK ERIC KENYC DN Du-L ELAINE KERNER Class Sirlllhifnrimr HAROLD IRVINC KIIXIMEY, JR. MARY R. KING Tawnsi lri-Y lll. Girls' Clmrus Girls' Le-nglrr' Wil - Cnunril. RUSSELI, A. KING Rugs ANN NIARIIAQ KINNHY Nucl:-nt C num rl lll, Lnrrulnr fvunlr- lll. uppvllu flmrr frrrls flrmr Qll 1 Nfrll lll A L liilizvr .Ni A . NANCY CAROL LAMB .Nun Slurlvnt Guirlv A Cappella Clmir Girls' Clmir fll, Girls' IADRIHLIP lll, lirml- ing lil - finplnin. Q1 5' 5 ,A- V j X4 .gr bw w ix Ei X f.: W' 11 M? DONALD GEORGE LAXVI K-IJUYI Slurlvnl c0lIHl'Il Alplru ful Buskf-rlmll UICRRY I.Hf f mnrm-rrlul f lulx l'rfiVliRl.Y IOYCIZ l.Ii'l'IlANI Hllvu Flvuwusi lri-Y Q2 l. JOYCE HELEN LEVVIS Sluclcnl Counril Tri-Y Girl, lx-agua fl DONNA JEAN HIBHY IJ, I. Slurlr-nt lvuunuil lll, Shulvnl Uuimlr- lll Currirlur Guiilv lli 'l'rifY fill f-- llrvs rlvnl. Girls' lmzrglls- l I l - ,l,N'ilSllH'f, Vir Pr:-sirlwrrl ul' Slumlc-nl lmly. ARLENE ,IOYCH IIYINYIN C'issx flirls' l.l'ilglll' ll llmvling DAVID ll. l,l'lfl5l5lfRNlANN Hllumf' V ARNQLD S, MANHEINI Q ,fo llmllmlu f lull lll is Q , Q 'Q' is 3 E Q i f if! ,A Q 3 X X gif , I .E Q sl A l.'XNlfl' l. I.l'I.l, Hlxlif-lu-x-ll llmmm-rni.ul lqlulw lil-Sur:-lnry, 'llrz-an W' Q, llI'1'I', Vin- llln-dill:-nl: CE.,,,,f-II.. lllmil lll. llnmlillg 5' ' :a i ::-- E mf 651 NURNIA IICAN Bl,M'VII'l'AR FIM lflx lvl. furlx l.v.1glu- lx-nrlmnl flux:-1 ISARISARA If JAN NllAl.l.IS'I'liR M H lvlur' lawns: lnl lll. l'maulu-llmll lll. furls l.s-ny,:lu- SVXlIllllIllll.f lll. Sulllmll lll ll'NllUl,l3 lllfxlfl' 3l:flR,fX'l'll, lll. HAA1fll4 llvvnnix l3l, l5..ml l3l, .Nlplm lli,Y lll Nucl:-nl fvuulf- lil. If JAN 'l'II1 PNAS Xl: KAY nluuniu ' 1' ' ll! lsmaul lflw lil, fvlrlx l.:-.uguv Suilmnillg S a, H ' , ilz 1 Q- J g Q? 1 jj.. if W 9 H 18 Ng X .- ik. lil.IZ.-Xl5lf'l'll MARMOR fnrrnlur fnunlv A Q ll ll- ll lf lll, furls fluur furlsll ugu l -f num ll, 1 lnss Val.-ilu-1 VARQ UI , NIARTI NlifXl' Girls' l,:-nglu' JOAN NlAR'l'lNlf.-Xl' uri Slucla-nl flmuxcil lil. slllllflll A tdpp.-Ill. 1 lnur fll. Curl l ll If lll furls l.:-nglw lll. l':Xl'l. Fl.-XSUN BARBARA ,ll-IAN NIAYNARIJ li l Girls' lxlmir lllamusi 'lr lil l.l'i!glI4' lll. Sninnning V SANFORD TREAT NEEFH SumIy funn-r.x Cluli Nll 'RIEL AUDREY NELTZER SANFORD A. BIELTZER Sunzlyu Dmnmlim' Clulr ll Trarli DAVID MILLER liuml DARVVIN NIRISOLOH: UAXIPFSH Hi-Y fll -- Clxaplain. liaskl-rlmll Q I I - lvlanagvr, Foorlmll ill, cwiilllffii Clulm lll Grirliron Clulw JOHN A. MOORE Tmvk Foollmll ill, Swimming Slci T:-ann XX'lLl.lANl IOHN Nll'RRAY Hill liuncl l IELEN GLORIA NARIDEI .l ,A furmlor Clllllltf ll curls l.l'ilglIl' ll 7 GRACE HELEN NELSON ,, ,,,., - , -, luwnsl lrl-N f urmlnr fruulrr ,IANE Ufunivl Sllllll'lli Council A Cuppa-llu Clll7lI fll. Girls' Clwir lll, Cilizvn Shall ill. Bmkf-zlmll til, Vullf-ylmll l'5l. Girls' lmuguv ill, Bowling f2l, Swimming Svrv-us Ball Sulllmll IRENE P, NICIIOLSON lN'ivle1v Sluclx-nt Council ll, -'Sm-rn-tary, Sluclf-nl Guiclv ill. Corridor Guide fll, A Cup- pr-Iln Clmir Girls' clllljll' Basket- lmll Girls' Ls-uguv lg,-'2llLl Vin- Prvsirlmll, Board, Council. PEARL NORTH IIARBARA OI.l 'NI l5urln l'urriaInr fIui4I4- III, fIirIs' I.:-.uguv III Suimllling Il 'NI' I'VI I YN UN'I'I'RI If Jl I' Imm- IIbauIu-lImII Fvxlllulnng III, 5uIlImII IGI. I :XIII I I'.-XI'I'.'XS fIirIs- I'Imir Il lII'VIfRI.Y l,NNIf IFNRKICR IM-IMF' Ilullrlllrlr i..I i'IuI1 ,'XNI'I'A IfS'I'IIIfIl I'NI4IfI. Ninn fIirIw' l'Imi1 fiilim-ll SIAII II.uaIwI ImII VUII.-I-Imll fIirIf I,1-.xgll III --IIulm1iI, SuIIImII ANNIC IANIK 'Ii I':XYlf'I'lIf NIAURY IWQARIAIAN MMI ARIJQNIC VIVIAN I'IfI.I.NI.'XN Aux fvlrIs I.mngm- III. IIIQED U, IIIAY an - IDT-HIIEIIIQ' Q IuIw A., . fn, Q 1 c 1 ' 1 fix .ff ,,g.s51,.Eh-Hi QW' 'W VIRGINIA I'I-OIII. limi fIirIs' Imzlgmw III. If II IN XX'II.I,I.'XNI Pi DXXIQRS Ifn4Iu-IImII I'onIImII Bas:-ImII IWI .' mm i- ' . zu , MARY RIIA REIDY ALBERT E. REVILLE Al Fooiilall i3l. Bnsvixall ill. Gfidifllll Clulx 1 I J. MARILYN PATRICIA REYNOLDS Doll Stuilrnt Counril Corridor Guiclv Girls' fwlmir Girls' Lf-agur' JEROME C. Rl!-'KIN Hlvrryu ll l, Sluilvni Clmirnmn - Visual Eilurnliun CQOIIIIIITHPC. ARTHUR ROBERTS Ari Siudvnl Council Siuclvni Giliilc- iii Presiclvn! -- Slurlvnt Bocly. 1- .' . . ' 1 .t I I 1 ' 'T PHYLLIS KAY RODERICK sii,,,,,- Student Guiclo fl A Cappella Clmir fl Girls' Ciloir fll, Clwvrli-ailer ill, Hi Tri-Y ll l. Girls' Lvaguc fl l - Cnunril. Swim- ming ll PAUL M. ROOD Meeker A Cappella Clxuir Bc-ia Hi'Y - Olli- ccr, Tennis Track fl Band Slii Tram 12 l. REGINA ROSENBERC HERBERT M, ROSENTIIAI. Ili-rbiif' flpi-rnlvs Rniliu Slnliun XYZPIV. MARVIN SANDFORD ROSENTI lAl. HI.iHiv fvavsurn IRNIA ROTH RWM Girls' Lvzugui- Bowling Suirnming i3l, Solvfimll JOHN EDVVIN ROY ,z 335 ' Bnncl Basclmall fl Ski Ti-um RUTH MARIE RYAN Ruthie A Cnppvlla Clmir Girls' Clluir Girls' Lvagui' f3l, ffpvrulcil Los! anml 'ounzl Girl Stunts C'I.lil.ANlJ AUSTIN SARGENT ROSIQ YV! JNNIC SVI IHNKER .IAMIZS SC TI Il ,YMAKIQR A c'illDIH'llil4 fxllllif. lli-Y ill, lrurlc Q23 blurring:-r, lwuullmll. KliNNli'l'H VARL SCHXVARZ 'Km flrrlwsirn fl lhm-lmll KI UIfLURlfS FHSKIN Dw ' Girls' l.4'ilHlIl' ll llmwling ill, SV5lIllIllillL l2l. Snlllmll ll A Vnppi-lln flmir fll, lfimiwilmll R Il 'I IARD Di TANK SIQVHR ANC fli Sv:- Q. . .fii ..... b x lg, , - iff y, A Z. ' ' 5 ,,., , . wwf DENAH S. SHAPIRO Hslmrly' Drmuulic Clulu A Cuppvlla Clloir ill LAURENCE J. SHERNIAN, JR. H Larry' SALLY SHINIBERG Shim' Stud:-ni Council Siudvnl Guido ill Drmnaiic Club fll -- Vin' Prvsicicni, Bas Bull ill, Solillull QI LEE .IUDSON SHORT 'Sliorty' Stuili-ni Guiclv Siuclcni Counril lil DONNA LOUISE SHULNAN uslmriyl Sluclvnl Cuunril ill, Shuli-nt Guido lil furriclor Guido ill, Citizen Sm-Fi ill Girls' L1-ugiu' ill, Swimming ll .IOHN ANDREW' SINIHS Sluilvnl Counril Tc-nnis Foollmll QL Gricliron Clulv lu-llmll Girls' League S1-rv-uh HSIJIHPH Buslif-lllall ROBERT A. SOVIK, JR. H01 Apparnius Clulx linutlmll Trzucli f2l. Grirlirnn Clulx DOROTHY CLAIRE SPAID fuiniimrcial Clulm fxalvkvrin HELEN LOU STAFEY Si, Bnslwllmll Vollvylmll fiirls' Lcaguc' lil -Council. Bnwliii Sult- Imll KID. BETSY ROSS STALI-'ORD Girls' Lcixgur' fl l - Council. - fn f W V- 1 I L f ,x.l'c'+f'-if 4 134. X ,Q 1' M. TI IOBIAS STEP! IANOFF lraicli Fonllmull ,X vi H, P. eip WW Q f ,, c Q .-f. QQ W .. '23 1 'XX l Q ,..-44 GORDON XVILLIAM STEVENS Go Gu Bznul 5 , lfnntlmll 2 , Trai-le 2 . PAUL E. STUBBE Smbi A Cappella Clxoir HifY fl, -- Presi- rlvni, Swiinniing Tmcli .IEANNE MARIE STUDUR Vlqnwnsi Tri-Y Girls' I,l'ilgllC' lll, Sf-rv us Bull Swimming A Cappella fwlmir Girls' flmir Shul:-nt foun- 1-il Vrillllylmll TEO JACK S'l'l'ENZl Slucli-nl Council CI RICHARD C. TARR DivL SlUflf'l1t Council A fnppz-lla Clloir lil, lfonllunll VU, Bnnrl f5l, Skiing .IEAN GLADYS TAYLOR Imran Siurlvni Council Shul:-nt clllllll' fwurriclnr Guiclv A fiuppi-lln Clloir c'lll'I'f l.,K'illl0f Nollingluun 'l'ri'Y VU - Sn-crotziry, 'lwrvnsun-r: Bnslivilxnll lil - Cxillllilill, Vnllvylmll fl I'RAYI7IfI .I .Ii .II 7YI'If 'I'l 'CKIZR I ruvw IIirIu' I.l'2l1llIl' II VI 3I.IfIfN NI. VINl'IfN'I' n'l'l'l'It'F5 '1-ImI 3 . V-.III-vlmll I , SXKIIIIIIIIIH, IIalsIxI I I I I I III MARY VIRGINIA VIUI.A IIirIs' I.:-uguv NXXIIIIIIIIIIIQ SIIIBIA VULINSKY UV. O. IIirI5. IIImir II I'.I.IiANOR IANIA1 XX'AI.IJURl' Hlflliff' :nl 5IunI1-nl IomulI tuppf-II.. ll II III. IIIIIS IImlr Iamusl In-I Ihwk.-rl...II VUII1-I-Imll IIcmImg HJ M 1 ll 455 , Swimming ' , S-rv-us Im . RIIILNIXXMIC 1 ll nl N L 14 1 ri- ' lll . ' .' ' 7 'I , .' . l ll' -' - , . 'inlmin . 5-rv L' ' - zu . In- Z1 ' 0 -- vu mu '. PT 2 E NIARGUERITIQ XVALSER Migs SIIICIPIII IIuum'iI Sludclll Guida' III, ciIl1'I'l'II'illIl'l' 'II1m'usi Tri-Y IQI -1 Vivr- Iln-sirIc-nI nmI vIIH'ilSllN'l', Bush-rlmll VuIIvyImII I'nI, IIirIs' Le-aguv III -' I'rf'si- 4Is-nl, I5uwIing Swimming IWI, SUI!- Imll IEI -I'upIuin, Appnrulus IIIUI1 CI IARI .ES SEAIH 'RY XYARIJ IIIriuIx SIIIIIHII II0um'II Iil.lZAI3Ii'I'll ANN XVASIIISURN Bl-1 I'urrimIur Guida- lfl.IlAI5li'I'II ISIAINI-Q XVATERS Uflirupy' A Cnpp.-Ili. I Imlr IurIs IInnr I fl-X III, I3usIwIIruII Il IIUIS Imagine' I I I -- Pr:-slrIvl1l, 5uIIImII II IfS'I'HER IJORIFR EDXVARD NI. XX'IilNS'I'IiIN lf4I4Iia ALAN XVELLER LUIS XVICKIIANI 'AXVicIeiv cw0lllllll'I'l'IilI filulm Ill, Girls' cxllllif' III Ba-sIu'IImII VoIIOyI1nII Bowling UI. Rl BBIQRT I . YYILLIANIS Fuzzy A I nppvllf. C,Iumr NANCY BEVERLY XVOI .NSTEIN UNKIH Nuclr-nl fnuiclv forriclnr fvuiclm- III Girls' Lvaguv Il PIIYLLIS ANN XVUOD Phil c1fllllllll'!'l'IilI CIUIY SXYIIIIIIIIHQ CHARLES MORGAN VVOODS IICIIIIFIII A finppvllu Clioir ,IEAN BEVERLY NYC PODXVORFIIII Hxvurnlyi Swimming II GEORGE C, XVRIGIIT SIIIRLEY IIANIILTON XVRIGIII H5unIy Sluzli-nl Uuiflr' 'I.ri-Y 135-I'r4-,iii-In :incl YI'l'K'ilSllH'fl Girls' I.:-uglxv Swim ming II .IO ANNE YOUNG Ulu' Stucic-nl fimumrii Sluclr-nf Uuiclc III Corrillur Guirlv LII, A Cappvlla Clmir III Ilinwusi Tri-Y IQ,-Sc-Crolury, Girls' I.:-.ugur III --4 Sucre-Inry mul Vin- I,rc-sirlvnlz Swim ming I l Ifff7W7 I SENIORS NOT PICTURED ARE: NIXRIXN XY. .XIII.RIJIfI-'N VI I.-XRI.I15 .X I URI? SI IIRI.I-fY IK IXYI-.RS Ill .I .4 IRIS R .-XI .IIIfR I' IILRNARIJ C11 IRIN JN It II IN .-XI.I.pXN RIQIIB IN IRIS AXIIII-'R I' IINII III IN CLRICICNIQ I RIfI5I'fRII'K DI-IRR RIVI I'I'I R RUILICRI' IS. .'XI.I.IfN IIAXRII.-XRfX .NNN IIUI.NIIfS NI.-XRIIC II. RIIISUN MII IN I1 IIS XI'I'I.IQI3.Xl 'XI RIPISI-1R'I' VIAIRNHN Ill 'N I'I'R .-XNIIIUNY SANI SVRU IIRNNRIJ IIIfRIiXI.'NN IANIT KIfI.I.IfRIIf ll 'SIC XII 'RR.-XY NI, SI'fRI.INll I RANK if ISI 'Rlilx SNNI URI! RRI I II 'II IH JIXJRI. A. SIINIQR if INXXII .I. IJ. ll It II'IfR. IR S-XXII 'I.I. I.IfX Y 'I I IIQOIN IRIQ SKIQRRIII' XYII .I .l.-NNI IIYR1 IX VI 'NINIINI 35 V1 JI .If'I'I'If IIQNN NIARIQS Rl 'III XY.-Xl'IISfNI.-XXX ill Qt JR1 LI' I I JI .I.XX'IfI .I. IIQXVIS IN INAI .ID NI.-XRSI I.-XI .I. IfI.I!.'XISIf'I'II XX'I'fII3I'f!:XI II. NIARY IUJXN III-'NIRH .-XXI'I'.AX NIII.I.S'I4IfIN SIfI.NI.'X XYICINI-IR RAI .I'II I. IDI I l'Sl 'U IHIQXN If. NIIICS IDI.'XNIf XVI Ji JIJXW IRIII I RAN! 'IQS I'.'XI.K VIAI 'IJIQIII-Q I'4 DXYIQRS NI.XRII.YN IIZXN ZIIYQ IXY A CAI'I'IiI-I..fX CIIOIR I-0Il Io riqlll. Ifrsl row: IiIe'an0r I,JarnvII, IQIIIIIY Igarr. Anm-Ile .'xilI'Ulll'S, .Iane-I I,uII, IIurnlIn' Curlx1'rigIl'l, Ilorris RoIancI. I'I1iI CIRIIIQPIIII. IDIVIQ Iarr. IDOnaItI CUUIQ. XXR-mlvll Ross. KNEOVVPII. liIl'illIOI' XxIilIfI0l'I-. NIIKJIIII QWOIIPII. .ICUIIIIF IQUIZPII. IDPIIUII SIlilp0l'0. SUVOIIKI l'OlUI ISIITIHITEI ISHTIIPS. SIlIl'Il'y CIOIILIPII. I5ilI'IlilI'kl I-IIIISLIZII9. Igilfllilfil ISUSIIHPII. .IOQIII 'I4avIur. .Ioan ISOIIIIPII, Virginia lillis. 5IiIIic'vnI Irunnan, IJavicI fXIIen. .IacI4 Frazvr. xXIaslf-r 7 K1-Ily. .'XIIs-0 .Iam'I4mn. U1-urge Xverl, I,auI R00cI. NIIIIQ-r IIulIc-r. Uilnpy Xxalc-rs. Iial SvIncr, .Ianv Iirown, .Ioan I5aIcIwin. I5arImara IIcaIy, VIIIIIIYI l'Oll'I Ixilllfy IJIIIIIJ. QYOIIIIIP IIOPIILICF. XIIOIU IxICIt'l'Hlilll. Cwilfillyll IQCICI. ,I0ilIl l:f'I'l'ilINI, .If-an Slu4Ior. Virginia fXncIvrson. R0naI1I IDllSIiK'K'. ISIII 5IaIu5. I,auI I'arIvy. C I1arIc-s IIarIow, ' 1 .Iiun I'.rIQar, I.arrx' XX aIIau-. ,I-mn IXIiIIe'r. Du-I4 Rive-. SaIIy Farr. Nanny IiIt'Il0l'll. Aure-no IIarI. I'1-nny YunIu-r, XIariIyn forIn-II. .Ioan IIUIIQ-r. Ifourlln row: RUIII Ryan. I5arIJara RaIpI1. .Ianv Ne-vin. faroI .Ie-nnings. .Io Anne- Young, II:-II3' XXIc'iIwzaI1I, RulI1 IillllIl0llLIS. Xvynnv I:ill'Ii'y, I'auI SluIxIw, Dirk Sc-vc-ralllce. I:recI Scigj- Iric-QI, I5nIv rXIIricIg1c. Iii-lv IIaswvII. .Iac'I4 SpauIcIing. Ijon IIugIws, NIariIyn Igurns, Doris 5Iaxe-incr, ,Inyrv IIi I5'l'il, ,Ivnniv Bauer. Ifevc-rIy XVaIIan-. Hum xml un I5 Ulu urn Xl If JIR 1 N mu' -1 unni4 N xml rl: mln II.-g..I, 'Juni rul x 1-.1-n, Fllirle-x , l Num un 4 xlnrx xlmnv 54 mf Inu lmvIx.u.u 'Jung X lr mx Xxvulllelc-in uv Ibllillipx h.1r4l1,x!.urx IMIJH-rgf-r. X Irivslrh Il. mln-rg, Alix: me-H. Sluirlvx l i1-H4-r, SIU rx-xlsurn. vu ix, l Ullllit' mx h..,.,.... nu 'arm nn Num v lulnxx, nn 1-gnu. SH II DI-QNI' ill WlIJlfS AND VURRIIJOR f?l7IIDIfS 'ffl In rlqlrl lux! lon'-lynn' Uuml, llwlll Xvilln-, Nliuhvnl 'ur vlmn, xlnlilxn I'.x.uu, Hula .'XIlri1Ig4'. 'mm luxlrw, 'mm H4-nln-Il. I5.nImr.1 Nnlplu, lm- X1-rgnl. Hull: fmlalsh-Ill H.ulx.n.n flllllll. Num N XX ulnsla-ln. Nwn1l4l run' - Flll' IM-H1-r, xuu-I-n flumlml, Sullx lnrl, xlnrgm-rilv Xxnlxvl, Ilmll IslIlIl'l. Irvin' Nulml ull, Nnllrx Idllllln, Xlrgllllhl ISHN lnluulx, 'ln-In-n N.mlvlI.n. l5.ulm.uu Hnlncw, Iunlllm Nlllllllmll. .xlilll 1 IHNIXX I4 'Hrin' run' - virginia lillix, :Xl lllur Rnlu-rlx, lyuulm 'mul Lllnluy, H1-xvllx Xxnllmn-. lnrui xl:-lmpmv In Alun' Ymlng. H.urImr.n Nislml Nlnlx lull IM-Iflr-r, Inna- Hurlmrsl, lflinnlwllu xlnrnmr. S'l'UlJliN'I4 CCJUNCII. 'ffl In riqllf, hrs! run' - Hor- 1--II.-, lam- N4-vin, fm- B1-lllu. rl.:-rrx' Crm-n, If-nn 'l'zuvIor, Kiluuk lflliull. Bs-Ill l urmam. Pmlv Allrislgc. lvnnie- ISHIIUY, Nlr. fiumlun. SUVOIIII mn'-:Xnn Hulrln, Sylxil NXYVSI. .IHHIV QLIIV, 'Ullll I5llfllS. SUV IllliHiIlS, I'n-clrilxu Kanllnmn. linrul ljlwlmy, NUFPUH iillllllibll. .'Xlllh'I'y fxlillvr. Tllirrl row- .NH1-n Carlson, Ray lqulvin. Sum Curr:-il, 5l.nrk Sin-paul. Tm' flullizln. Allvy .lznks1n1, Blul Rumnns-r, Bulm Nlurran. Paul lush-r, Ifmlin I'au-rlwr. CITIZEN I.vII lu rigIll. first run'-Xvynm' I'urIvy. Rulll fIuImIsh-in, .Ioan B011- nc-II, fIurnI NIr-llnpnu-. I50vf'rIy XXYEII- nm-. Anilu Iluh-I, Donna Sllllllllilll. SVFIIIIII TOII' '-' Isilfllflfii Igllllil, Ylnry Inu I'ruII, IXIiIIiu'nl Iiurnmn, I5nrImm Burm-s. I.uis NIEIFIQSIIII, Au- rvm- IIurI. .Is-nn Ijlullus, INIQIX SIUIZ, lilililll' lvnlllilll, Ii0Im ciIll'1'Sllliln. 'I'Inir1I flllII1l4:illlIK' Dyrv, .IuIius XXYUIUII. .IUIHI NlilllXYl'I, Ixlilfk SIIOP' D mI, I vlc-r f'unsIuImIq-. ISUII SI1uInmn, Dull Dnnsl. AVI Svar, IJU GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD I.:-fl Io riglxl. first mu'-NInry u I viIcI:-r, Ixliws SRIIHIPYSUII, NIZIY' vrih- Xvnlsvr. KAIIIII4-1-n Ivnssilrg. Annv Rvgnn, fyntlniu Ifmwn. Svroml mu' - Ann SIIW-rnmn, my King, NIurgnrm-I RII:-nImry, Kay Kuslmorgc-r. ,loam Igl'IlIl4'H, Put I.eycIr-n, .Ir-nniv Baum-r. I54-vm-rly XYHI- 1-. ,Ioan IXIVAIIISU-r. Nr' VC J5I5IIfRC'I,'XI. CI 4l WS '4 l In V igglll. Hrs! ww- Hnllmlu mg, l..uur.e Xxynllnrl-, Xliw Sllulf-li Hn'x.nvn Bllsluln-H, Lum-I lull. 'Tum Ilux f mln llullwrl. riglul, Plnlli- In-x, lIl'I4'll Smorul mu' - II4-I1-lr form, Yir Quliu 'Lulu-, Nl.-vgurf-I Sllllixunll. Fllir lm' H:-ixlmm, Fnux R4-ielrmn, Hvlw-n nxnlll. If-.nu fxppx, PM influx Plnxllix XXV: nnl, Inu XX uM1.nu, Hur . N.I..l.'. In un Hin IDR.-NNI.-YIAIQ' CI .l 'IS 'ffl In riqlll. Hu! mu'-l'.lxxill Huullmll. Ijvlmlb 5Il.1p4'I1l, .xml 'luv ', . ,lm-I K1-HM: xlrx . . . i . virginia .xn- -'N . mul l.m-lvln-l'l11.n1n. Swulul run'-I'biIl Blmlx, Nlnrx Pnl 5115114-r, lllnyllix Jxllau-II. Pnl mlm I ' -'nun Dmnlln I4-lm-ll, Slnirlz-3 In-lnpln-. Fxlnl vai. yllliff, rflll' 1 Iilllx I l'4lY1'r, Igllll gmilln. IMI- flmxxmnl, llmlu linscy. 1 hh ' , l'l'I'f' Ilillll Il. fxlilll M . . U4 , 1' xo- 'r mmnlx. Q Q is , 'iii m.u'I1, xlury HI1-n lllygmlrnlx. BOYS' IB.-XSKli'I'IS. XI.I. I1-H lu riglnl. firm! mu'-Di Rm- R1 tk ISS SQINYXPY, Iyilll IjilX'1'llpUl'l, Bula Salgvr, 'Dum' Ilvllsl. fuller 'skill' 4-rlc-, Camry fir:-nelvin, 'larry Sviglv- nmn. FUFUIIII mw-Dm' 3Luwr, lynn Luwlvss. Don Hugh:-s, Poll- Hus- woll, Holy Allrimlgv. Hrurx- ,lxu'nIxs, ,IHIIII I,llXN'l'l'S. ,IITTY hl'iITIli','. GIRLS' BASKETBALI. fm-fl to riglrl. first mu' -f Mnrgxwritr- XXVHISCY, .IRIIIP NCYX'ill, ciflflllyll RC'Sl'll. .lillll' l.0Ul4l'iS. lsilfllilrkl lilllfk till!!- luinl. Svvoruf row - ,lc-rry fruuss-, Colm-n Vinrvnl. l':lc'mmr Xvulrlorl, .luyvv Blllflilillill, fflnim' Lylllllilll, .lnnr-I Pillf'Il, Carol Silllun, .lI'ilIIlU' ,lmff,I,s fcnpluinf. Tllirrl row'-Nlrs. SlllIlIlXX'lDTlll, luxury Ixluurv. Anita Pnl:-I. H1-lvn Slum-y, Carol IXIPIIRIPRIIP, Pnl Sc-lnvr. SIliI'Il'y Rm-islroln. Kay Slvpln-l1uI'f, Nunry Hmvr- fruplninf. ISASIfl5.-XI .l. 'ffl In riqlnl. ffm! FUI! -'AIUIIII uwq-rs, Ilflelia- ljnvie, Rnill. 'rllilnl fmnloll, Hull lorry. ljnlull. Pull' 'Rush-r. lsllll 'num-y. 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IIIRIS YOI,I.IfYI5.-XI.I.- -W ad-M72 fr IL f GIRLS' VOI.I-IiYBAI.I. l.0II I0 rigIll, Iirsl mu' - Pm S.-IV nf-r, Viviun Prim-, .Iuann ISIITIIS, .Iunvl I'aIz-n, 5vcomI row - I5nrImrn I InrIc, .Inns Nr-vin. .Ivrry t'f0llS1', FUI:-vu Vin- r'vnI. Nlnry NIorm-. TIIIHI run' - NIT4, SUIIIIIXVUYIII. I.uuisc RirImr4Ison, C'nroI NI1-lmpauw-, xI2ll'gllL'TIIl' XvnIs1'r, Ann Sm-lrigIll. .IPRIHIIP .I2lt'rmIN. IIPICII Sliifvy, PRGPHECY OF THE CLASS OF '47 The time is evening of the year 1967. The sun is just sinking behind the jagged line of the Rockies, those mountains discovered by the renowned explorers Naomi Aarons and Skippy Schenker. VV e are gathered around the roaring fireplace at the fabulous Q - T Bar ,- whoops, the typewriter slipped ,-1 Bar Q - T Ranch, owned and operated by those lovelies of the wide-open spaces Jim Shumaker, John Moore, and Don Bab- cock. The prominent feature of the rambling living room is the old stone fireplace, over which hangs the portrait of Dot Cortwright and her lovely Park Avenue family. Seated in a horse haired chair is Eddie Dyre, now a respectable lawyer, who be- gins singing the old favorite 'Aopen the Bottles, Richard to Dick Buck, who is behind the bar. Instantly he is joined by the professional male quartet of Fussy Williams, Bill Crowell, Don Hoople, and Dick Tarr. These singing sensations have come to spend a quiet week-end for the Class of '47 reunion which was instigated by Jean Bario and Barb Bushnell, those two secretarial sharpies. As we sit reminiscing, Joan McAllister limps in after a hard day on the range, complaining bitterly about her stable boy, Joe Beith. We follow her slow, painful footsteps into the bar, where we find four happy bar tenders fit's a big barj, Art Roberts, Dick Buck, Russ King, and Don Dunham. doling out the phosphates and other liquid refreshments. Our hosts have been receiv- ing complaints from foreman Bernie Berkman about the lack of profits. Could be the happy bar tenders . . . mm-m-m? We are all reclining in hopes of a quiet evening when in stumbles Ann faw, come on, horse, whoa, Kinney and Jean fI'll die with my boots onj Macviccar, exhausted from a week's work prospecting in the gold hills. They have been trying to out- prospect their city competitors, Marilyn Corbett and Milly Furman, employees of Dolan and Doust's Junky Jewelry Shoppe. Kinney and MacViccar are led to comfortable chairs by Lawrence J. Sherman, Jr., and William Francis Hable, Jr. The next arrivals prove to be the troop of wondering artists led by Don Mar- shall and Ginny Braybrook. They are closely followed by Joan Butler, Barb Brown, and Sally Farr. My, remember when they used to be seen sketching Fellows and Vvest- moreland? As yet we have had no further Word from Muscles Vvalser and Power- housen Nevin, who from the last reports had stopped in Simms City, where they were employed as bronco busters by Stacey's Stables. The stable boy dashes in, trips over Salomy the pet pig, picks himself up hurriedly, and shouts excitedly to our eminent horse doctor, Dick Severance, L.S.M.F.T .... N.C., that the prize stallion has collapsed under the tremendous weight of Bernie Frank. What excitement! After a few hours of idle talk, the lights are dimmed, and the three piece orchestra under the direction of Tom Hough, with Don Lawless fa cigar clamped in his teeth, at the harp, Harold Kimmey at the drums, and Arnie Goldberg at the tuba, strikes up a fanfare as our M. C. Gary Crenstein steps forward to introduce the guest of the evening, the Metropolitan star, Nancy Lamb. Elizabeth Marmor, popular boogie woogie player, accompanies the artist in her famous rendition of Sylvia The program is then turned over to Jerry Rifken, who announces that we will now witness the premier showing of Duel at Drumlinsn starring Pat Conroy, Denah Shapiro, Dave Luebber- mann, and AI Reville fMrs. Hadloclcs protegees, . Speaking of Drumlins, we might men- tion that it is now owned by those ski enthusiasts Pete Graf, Paul Stubbe, and Paul Rood, who no longer have to patronize Turin and Lake Placid. On the mantel the gilt French clock, a present from our prominent ambassador to France, Bob Attridge, strikes twelve. Jerry Kearney yawns fit's pretty late for him, and suggests we hit the hay. However, Sue Keller and Midge Cobb have other ideas, and with courageous disregard for their figures, they lead the way to the kitchen for a midnight snack. Our chief cooks and bottle washers, Jane Barnard and Bunni Barak, are put to work whipping up the snack, which consists of shrimp cocktail, caviar and crackers, roast pheasant, scalloped potatoes garnished with pieces of parsley, Haming plum pudding, and champagne with milk chasers. Uust a snack, you know., Barb Healy is elaborating on the subject of why you're not supposed to serve champagne with milk chasers, and we listen attentively to her theory . . . a Smith graduate, you know . . . Our three sleepy Goldwyn girls realize that all this is just too, too much for them and stagger otf to bed. You would hardly recognize these lively lovelies as being Phyl Roderick, Joanne Hunt, and Marilyn Reynolds. As they are about to reach the top step, they are thrown violently against the Wall by a terrific explosion originating from the work shop in the rear. Professor Alan Chadwick and Doctor Seabury Ward are at it again. Will they ever find the true formula for Atomic Nuclear Stinkbombs? Harold McGrath, the present world tennis champion, grabs his prize winning racket and rushes out to heroically sacrifice it in extinguishing the fire. Failing to accomplish this, he summons the ranch's voluntary tire department, whose members, Arthur Damon, Paul Mason, Lee Short, and Darwin Mirisolofi, dash madly to the scene pulling the fire truck. perched on the truck are the honorary members ot the voluntary fire depart- ment, HDimpy Waters, Upinkyn Burt, and mlqeetersn Vincent. They extinguish the blaze, and peace once more desce . . . r- oops! Here comes someone else. lt's Russ Sawyer stopping in to say Hi to the '47 reunion on his way to attend the '-46. The only regret he voices is that the Syracuse Board of Education would not make an excep- tion in his case and let him P. G. more than three terms. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1947 As we, the class ol 1947 ol Nottingham High School, come to the close of our high school career, we stop to glance baclc on the many happy and profitable years spent within its gates. We pause to reflect on the accomplishments and activities ol: our class and cannot fail to note with what degree of success members of our class are graduat- ing. We are proud of our school, we are proud of our faculty who have so wisely guided us through these important years of our life: we are also proud of our classmates. Our class seems to favor the girls as far as scholarships and high honors are con- cerned. For our class valedictorian we have Elizabeth Marmor, who has received a hall tuition piano scholarship, and for salutatorian there is Elaine Kerner, who is going to be a psychiatrist. We of the feminine sex pay tribute to these girls. We feel that we as a class have a distinction all our own as we are the first class graduating under the able administration of Mr. Kane. We hope we haven't caused too many gray hairs or unllattering wrinlcles for him. Qur well-lcnown Citizen staff has lcept busy even with their overseas shipments stopped. Working hard on this staff have been Carol Menapace, Bev Wallace, Milly Furman, .loan Bennett, Anita Patel, and Ruth Goldstein. Our class officers who have worlced so hard to malce this graduating year a success are Gary Orenstein, President: Dud Doust, Vice-President: .loan Butler, Secretary: Carol Menapace, Treasurer. Some of our all-'round fellows in sports are Gary Orenstein, Dud Doust, and Otto Bauerle. Qn the feminine side we have Migs Vvalser, who is having three stars added to her bloclc letter and Jane Nevin and Carol Menapace, who are each receiv- ing two stars. The musically inclined students of Nottingham have found adequate facilities through which they might express their ability. The long established orchestra, band. and choir have been the principal means of such expression. These organizations have prospered not only through the untiring efforts of Jerry Saclcett but also through the faithfulness of such classmates as Nancy Lamb in the choir and Dave Bishop, Harold McGrath, Bill Carlton, Bill Murray, Bill Crowell, Carol Menapace, Bev Wallace, Diclc Tart, Paul Rood, and Go-Go Stevens in the band. Not in these organizations but prominent in the music field are Jo Anne Young and Elizabeth Marmor. The year 1947 has also found a much demanded A Cappella Choir. Our educational success has depended largely upon the understanding advice of our highly rated teaching stall, dean, and principals. Much appreciation is also felt by the Class of '47 for the efforts ol: the vocational department, the librarian, the office staii, the cafeteria service, and custodians, who have made our school life easier and happier. These people will always be regarded as the literal foundations to which our class and those to come can attribute their basic achievements. Reflecting on our short career at Nottingham, it is with sadness that we leave to educate ourselves in the field of life. Here we have learned to value the everlasting vir- tues ,-f responsibility, obedience, leadership, and sociability. Unconsciously we have acquired admiration for these characteristics, and it is only now, as we part, that we consider our gains. Now, as the portals of our high school career close behind us, we proudly acclaim with unbounding enthusiasm our admiration for Nottingham -1 past, present, and future. WILL FOR THE CLASS OF '47 We, the Class of 1947, being of sounctl?, mind and bocty, leave the following: Shirley Wright leaves a gas mask to Terry Green for Chem tabs lwith the permission of Barb RaIph,. Bill Cummings leaves his ability to draw to biology students who always have to draw something. Otto Bauerte leaves his skill on the parallel bars to Muily. laflet leaves lvliss Goiiey H I'lCI'V0l1S WI'CCk. Carol twenapace leaves all her activities to any- one who has the time to spend on them. Gerry L99 leaves het' freckles to Joan Burns. To Aurene Hart Anita Patel leaves her pictures of Billy Gabor and a promise for a re- served seat at the Syracuse University basketball games next year. Ken Schwarz leaves his ability to get along with Miss Durtcin to anyone who wants it. Patty and Timmy Greene leave their brother- sister combination to Cindy and Vvendy Brown. Ioan and Carol Martineau. leave Nottingham and the teachers to the rest of the blar- tineaus who are coming along. loan Bennett leaves her skill in conquering the Spanish vocabulary to Joan Baldwin. lean Taylor wants to leave a traffic whistle to the next chief of guides. To B. iVlcDonaId lG. V., Go-Go Stevens leaves the sawdust pit. fO.K. sieuths, start deciphering., Ruth Ryan wants to will a boy's biice to who- ever wants to start from home at 8:55 a.m. Bev Wallace leaves her susaphone to uHappy Coughtin. lo Anne Young leaves a bottle of diluted henna rinse to Connie Love in case she runs out, and also. she leaves her post by the office lFaii of '46, to any strong athletic girl who can survive Miss Duricin's wrestling matches. Ginny Ellis leaves a seat complete with steam heat, air conditioning, and a view of West- moreland Hiil to any student who loves comfort. fDon't all speak at once., Dean Niles leaves his love of History C siestas to .lack Gardner. Arlene Pettman ieaves her shorthand tran- scripts lshorthand ll, to Anne Regan. Iennie Baner leaves her answer books to Tommy Thomas with the hope that he can find the answers as fast as she did. Marv Rosenthal leaves his stool in the Q-T to Fred Hugiii. Salty Shimberg leaves all her boy friends to Lois Rosenberg. Larry Brenner leaves to Phil Golden his smoic- ing period atter third lunch. Ginny Anderson and Phyllis Ansett leave the door in Room 304 to anyone who gets the first seat in the first row in that room. Fred Goldstein leaves his ability to do geometry problems to Irwin Weinberg. El Vtfatdort ieaves her cough to any girl in Jerry Sacicettys choir who thinks she can get away with it. Nictzie Nicholson, Cissy Lotwin, Fraydeiie Tucker, and Donna Jean Libby leave bottles of nail polish, candy, finger nail tiles, lipstick and assorted nuts to Doc lTiger, Manor to pass on to the kids in his next Driver Education course. Iohn Brandt leaves his Hashy ski sweater to the trophy case as our contribution to the trophies of the school. Chuck Woods ieaves with the knowledge that he read better on the English regents paper than he did in class. Viola Alderman leaves the pattern for her graduation format to Miss Burton to pass on to the next senior girl who is ambitious enough to make her own dress. Q To the next chairman oi the senior picnic com- mittee Fuzzy Beckwith leaves the two hot- dogs, lour potato chips. and three hotties of pop that were left over. To Ed Aiado Iohn Powers leaves his size. Bob Souik leaves his ability to smash the fend- ers on his father s car to someone who did not talce Doc iVlanor's driver course. lean Woodworth leaves her diet to Happy Kassing. Marilyn Evans leaves her cheerleading sweater to one of the future cheerleaders. limmy Dwyre leaves 6th period English in 504 lcnowing he still can't understand John iVlilton's poetry. Herbie Rosenthal leaves one ol his made-over radios to Miss Anderson so that future his- tory classes need not give news summaries. leanne acotms leaves her pitching ability to Dic Rice. To Bill Burrows Maury Pearlman leaves a hloclc pass that can he used to go from any room. fThat's being left because Bill al- ways has such a hard time getting the pass in 216 because he's in the haclc of the room., Dave Bishop leaves his multi-colored shirt to Harry Jenlcs. Steven Gluck leaves his history reports to any- one who gets Miss Anderson. , W, -,.4 .M -W Pat Carlson leaves her absence from hand re- hearsals to Fred Seigfried. Lois Wickham. leaves her old shoes so that her sister, Kay, can follow in her footsteps. Eddie YVeinstein leaves his curly hair to Jaclc Frazer. Selma Kassel leaves her sweat shirts to any soph who has nerve enough to wear them. leanne Katzen leaves her jeans to Mrs. Southworth to wear in the next talent show. Al Vveller ought to leave Russ Sawyer's chem- istry hoolc -1 complete with answers .- to Mike Malloy. lOn second thought. Al might need it again next year., To the Iunior Class we leave our classroom and all the traditions that have been handed down through the years. We also leave the memories of the happy times we shared to- gether. To the Sophomore Class we leave our energy for the two strenuous years ahead. To a fortunate few we leave the pleasure of Miss Bush s company in her seventh period classes. To members of next year's yearbook committees we leave our gray hairs and wrinlcles oh- tained in getting this one out. All those who have not been previously men- tioned have confided privately to the com- mittee that they just want to leave. i ,s. .eww ...mall Q 'x 3 U' 1. if . Q 5 S 5 , 1' , W 5 ,V Qs , ., 3 si gf is 4 ss . as 1 fl Ns lr vw an , :jx ,Ei,dl'f Y 'N-nfs' MQ ifxjfg., vi s 5 i HP x - ,, ' N W f ' T -Q-' AUTOGRAPHS ' , ,H ,wgjf fi , Zhwfq QMM 7 Jw ,,,7Q,,?jJ,f-.MJ v QM. 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