Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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A C To Hrllel Roth Fred Stegfrred Suzle Harrxson Berta Lee Hurwrtz Helen Schwarz Mrdge O Connor Kay Shea Syb11 West Davrd Brrdseye Steve Clark Bob Hodge Dxck Kenyon Roger Rerd Kent Lathey Bob McCa111ster Bob O Hearn Ed Pomeroy Steve RGISS Bllly Hood Dave Schoeneck Mrke Stone Donna Alexander Barby Frlck Carolyn Howard G1or1a Schm1tz Therese Sharpe Stanley Becker To the class of 51 To the class of 52 To the class of 53 a needle and thread to Chem class just 1n case of any future m1shaps an Alka Seltzer M1ss Huckans sad and drsxllusxoned unt11 another Lucle appears N escafe'P a stray cap and gown to the Lost and Found depart ment the1r volces ln memory of the A Cappella cho1r the Nottlngham g1r1s st11l wrshmg their 10 to 9 club to anyone who can frnd seclus1on the A Cappella tardy 11st blank hrs br1dge IQ to all people who f1nd themselves play mg dummy her buttons and bows h1S w1se remarks to D1ck1e Horstmann IS not leav1ng t111 he hears from Allen St h1s etchlngs to the trophy case her dynam1c personal1ty to Nancy Carr leaves Kathy 20 cents to the mus1c department e 1951 football team wrthout a prankster IS 1llustrated textbooks to Mrss Sanderson IS shoulders er vocabulary to future College Board hopefuls er heavy schedule to students who l1ke to sleep late e PA system w1th statrc IS he1ght to George lVl1kan IS SIZE seventeen shlrts to George Fr1edr1ch therr g1ggles to the next Chem class whrzzes who can frgure out Mr Borzell s subtle humor her do or dre spmt to future athletes Canasta sen1or pr1v1leges and a hope for f1rst floor homerooms Westcott Street Wlll1gS Ostroms and the growmg trad1t1ons of Nottmgharn to nurture fondly The pleasure of see1ng a new h1gh school bu1lt staffed w1th enough teachers and suppl1ed wlth adequate equ1pment all we leave our unach1eved hopes and the Nottmgham spmt and good w1ll THE CLASS OF A D 1950 A5 . 31 I , . . A6 ' ' 32 - . A7 . . 33 . I . . . I . A8 ' 34 - A9 35 ' ' ' ' . 10 ' ' 36 ' ' ' ' ' . B1 37 ' ' ' . B2 ' 38 ' . B3 ' ' 39 ' ' ' ' - B4 40 . B5 41 ' ' ' ' . B6 ' 42 ' ' ' . B7 ' 43 ' ' . B8 ' 44 ' ' . B9 ' 45 . B10 Steve Orenstein A 46 her cheery hello and winning smile. C1 47 ' . C2 ' 48 th ' . C3 ' 49 h' ' . C4 50 h' . C5 ' 51 h . C6 52 h ' . C7 ' 53 th ' ' . C8 54 h' ' ' . C9 ' ' 55 h' ' ' ' ' . 10 56 ' ' ' D1 57 ' ' ' .

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TODAY S YESTERDAY S VIEWS ON NEWS Volume XXX No 50 Hamlngton U S A May 29 1970 otables Attend peru penlng Excurswn to Mars Planned Many Celebrltles In Attendance June IS here agaln and It IS tlme for the annual excurslon to the planet Mars ThlS year s vlslt headed by the famed sclentlsts Albert Orensteln and Gerald Relser promlses to be the most excltlng yet On the way up Martlan muslc wlll be played by Martla 'VIcCal llster Glorla Atembaum wlll accom pany Many dlstlngulshed men and women are expected to take the June trlp lncludlng well known psycholan alyst Kurt Freudrlch who IS just com pletlng hls maJor opus The Drama of Trauma Another noted guest IS the author and educator Eleanor Troxell whose latest book IS Russell Retan and Rlthmetlc or Two and Two Stlll Make Four Naturallst and blrd lover Roy Parrott WIII lnspect the flora and fauna of the planet meanwhlle Sugar Kane and Detectlve Tracy of the Women Pollce plan to they reach Mars Also on the rockets roster wlll be manufacturlng representatlves from Beavers Weavers the DILLon Plckle Co Blums Plums the Fox Fur Inc and the Relstrom Rlce Plant Lathe well Kent outstandlngAmer1can artlst Wlll brlng back a large collectlon of sketches from Mars Several students from Colby College are taking the ex curslon for an extra currlcular actlvlty Dlck Sawyer Marle Kocluba and Shlrley Hodes Along wlth the students wlll be a few of the Powers Models 'Vancv Becker Margaret Kates and Bettv Lou Blakeslee The refresh lnents for the trlp wlll be provlded by George Ward of Ward Baklng Co WhlCh has recently become amalga mated wlth Kromback Krackers Other acknowledgments must go to Calorle Falso who provlded the fuel for our rocket and to Congressman Rlchard LEWIS ambassador extraordlnary and envoy plenlpotentlary who IS golng to come along wlth the crew to glVe the resentatlve Loulse MARTIANeau Cosmopolltan Opera House Stuffed to Capaclty Black Market ln Llbrettos Flourlshes New York N X Among the glltter of dlamonds the Cosmopolltan Opera Co opened IIS season by presentlng Vlctorla Gorcoff star of radlo tele vlslon concert stage and Atomlc Pro ductlons ln her great role of Madame Butterball Such celebrltles as Presl dent J Beach attended The Presldent was swamped by screamlng fans who demanded autograph coples of hls latest book All the Kane s Men We were also lmpressed by seelng Robert Coye the renowned conlmerclal artlst Cornella Love newly appolnted ath letlc dlrector of Notre Dame and Sybll West Amerlcan representatlve to the U N who has been fightlng for Esper anto as a unlversal language Follow lng the opera a buffet supper was glven by Ellzabeth La'VIontagne famous lnferlor decorator Snob nobblng at this delightful alfalr were such celebrltles as Kay Shea of True Magazlne playboy D Gates pany and slnger Thomas T Thomas STATE OF DIS UNION OUTLINED IN ADDRESS The followlng is an excluslve re port on the State of the Unlon message dellvered by Presldent J Arthur Beach on Aprll 1 1970 Your Allen reporter iirst gllmpsed the Chlef Executlve as he emerged from the presldentlal chambers ln room 132 He was cleverly dlsgulsed ln a vain attempt to elude a group of lobbylsts clamoring We Vt ant Hendrlcks When first querled as to the general conditlon of the 1910 class the Chlef appeared surprlsed and demanded Do you want the truth or IS this for publlcatlon' He later modified hls orlginal re ply by statlng My frlends and fellow seniors after a conference wlth the executlve committee whlch was also attended by our adllsers Miss Golley and 'VIr Elchelberg Mr Kane Mr Condon Doc Nlanor 'Vllss Grewle Miss Sanderson Year book Editor Steve Stop the Presses Reiss Mr Cauraugh the mall man and a group of alumnl demandlng a rebate on last years dues I can safely state that never before hate prospects looked so brlght for a graduatlng class Ifeel taheml that we have been laheml rldlng the waves of good fortune ln our Not tlngham Shlp of State and the future holds a verltable ocean of happlness for each and every one of us At thls polnt the Presldent was rudely lnterrupted by a reactlonary who demanded to know lf there was any truth ln the rumor that the senlor class was hopelessly bank rupt Needless to report the trouble maker was hurrledly escorted away by the treasurer Helen 10 per center Schwarz and her asslstants Next the presldent shrewdly de cllnlng comment on flnanclal mat ters promlsed a plcmc superlor to any prevlously undertaken and even hlnted at replaclng custonl worn hot dogs wlth revolutlonary hamburgers at thls gala affalr Alllld thunderous applause for wele the classes passlngl Beach coyly an nounced that he would personally see to II that there would be no school for senlors on May 30 the day followlng the fabulous Senlor Ball fEdltors note Inasmuch as 'Vlay 30 IS Decoratlon Day and therefore a legal school hollday the vacatlon wlll extend to under graduates as welll The Presldent contlnued hls ex temporaneous and unrehearsed ad dress for somewhat ln excess of two hours durlng whlch he used 79 000 words drank two glasses of water klssed sew en bables and Sald noth lng W hen the oratlon was over and the throng of hysterlcal fans was quleted fthey both were presented Wlth hand palnted personallzed autographs? Beach remlnded hls llsteners that 'tlonday IS abso lutely the final deadllne for senior dues and anyone not paylng by then wlll slmply hate to pay later Wlth that he departed although he experlenced some dlfllculty ln iight lng through the plcket llne whlch was sportlng neon banners readlng Caps and Gowns or 'Vo Dlplomas Long llve the Presldent' I . , . ' , . . . 1 O - . , . . . . . . . - 1 . 1 1 . , Y ' ' . 'v 1 'U ' ' ' . . .. . . I . . . ' 1 I 1 ' ' v ' . . v . Y . I 1 G A ' . - . . - A ' ' ' ' , 1 v ' U 1 ' , ' H ' - 1 . Y. ' . -1 1 b 1 ' . ., ' ! 1 1 - ' ' 1 z . . . i 1 . . . G , , . I ' I ' , ' ' do a llttle lnvestlgatlng work when 0310131 greetlngs to our Martian rep- Phillips, head of Zenlth Soap Com- . I , I , , . . 1 , . H ' Y: . . A . . , D , . 1 ' .. - ,, . . li . 1 1 ' ' ' , - .. 1 , ' . ,, ' . V . ' ' H - Av ' 1 ' . . . . .. . . .. - ., . U 1 ' 1 - . U . ' A 1 ' . . .1 . . . U . . . - I ' . V . . - , ' 1 ' 1 I , A 1 ' I . . . . . 4 1 1 1 1 I .1 . . ' I ' . . ' ' D . .