Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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C7 Ed Pomeroy Iohn Beach Bob O'Heam Most Popular Phil Falso Best Dressed Phil Russell Best Looking Bob O'Hearn Best Athlete Iohn Beach Most Likely to Succeed ,2 ' UP f 7 f 1 Vx Ann Lines Connie Love Midge O'Connor Vicky Gorcoff Therese Sharpe Gloria Schmitz Nancy Burns Iohn Beach President Therese Sharpe Vice-President Barb Frick Secretary Helen Schwarz Treasurer

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May 29 1970 The Hamington Allen Page 3 THE SOCIAL SET Ann Longley and Nanette Henward have gone to vlslt thelr Uncle Burt who IS lll Wlth plnk nose The noted artlst Manyard Tlschler IS dlsplaylng a collectlon of oils whlch he DREXV whlle overseas ln Slmcoxla a prlnclpallty near the Torrld Zone Fay Stoddard and 'VIary Sllngerland Olymplc skl stars are recuperatlng from a fall they recelved whlle cllmb lng the Matterhorn Thelr bones were set by the sllng spllnt and scalpel speclallst Slgmound Schotz At Ed W Parent s Department Store Jullan Denslow WIII lecture on hls new book Shortcut to R6VlS6d Calculus Followlng M Denslow 'VIart Otls WIII glVe a crltlcal revlew of her new theory Stellar Dallas or VVho Stole the Nougat from the Mllky VVay Jack Southworth wlll leave ln a few days from New York Clty for Europe He wlll attempt to sall to Sedgwlck Joanneshlre Wales The lnterestlng feature of hls voyage IS that hls shlp the Irlquols IS a 16 foot you all Harold Brlstol wlll follow closely ln hls yacht the Helen S to lnsure Jacks safety A gala party IS belng held for the boys at the Slmmons School Hall by Senator Harold H Greenleaf elder member of the Dead 'VIember Commls slon Nancy Hauser the rope helress and Mary Sawyer and her brother Tom are presently on an extended tour of the Marllyn IS spendlng her pleasant sunny hours ln the park Schmelllng the Roses Erlc Phyllls and Georgla Mldge OConnor and Ruth Schrader are plannlng to spend next summer ln Rlchards Kanyon Dlane Rlfkln IS slgnlng a contract to play Sarah Heartburn ln Ralph Allen s Alley some tlme ln the future At the weddlng of Geraldine at 'vlesslna we see Stephen throwlng away hlS RICE as he knows hls last name wlll never be changed SUSIE Harrlson and Donald Cortrlght were the maln attractlons at Flshers Follles on Stonewall Rood The greatest thlng ln news today IS Therese Sharpeshooter Sharpe Who always shoots ln clrcles Ann Llnes It IS said that Johnsons Wax IS belng used to clean the floors ln Howes Caverns On the Good Shlp Ogelbay Carol Murray Jean MacPherson and Caro- lyn Howard are seen in the Krulls nest looking for Isaacs lsland E W V A BOOK REVIEW By Brooks Levlnson All the Kane s Men or A Champlon lNever Qults by J Arthur Beach Here IS a thrilllng saga of one man s struggle to overcome hls background Slowly evolved IB the llfe of Wlllle Prlce the son of a poor peasant farmer Depressed by the slght of his wlfe and eight chlldren ibut no horsel Wlllle takes up the law He goes into ALLENtown to buy his law books where he meets that noted polltlclan of hls day Edward Lohnes He tells Wlllle that he ought to take up D011 tlcs Wlllle agrees Under the dlrec tlon of hls newspaper frlend Jean Flah who supervlses hls campalgn for governor Wlllle IS swept lnto ollice fLohnes IS reported to be stlll sweep lng I Along to the top he carrles all hls old frlends namely Melvyn Behn hls personal bodyguard and h1S attorneys Hlll and Dale All these characters play an lmportant part ln the book as they are kllled ln chapter three and so lend to the confuslon of the story As the book heads lnto the final stretch WIIIIB IS opposed by a refornl group FOSTERED by that noted llb eral 'VIme MIMI Goulden whlch de mands to audlt the books of the state Wlllle refuses' He calls out the State Pollce headed by Captaln Heavy Harry Jenks who orders all the llb erals arrested There IS a melee whlch most of the reformers are finally caught Among those seeklng to over throw Wlllle are Ollve Rockwell the clarlnetlst planlst and hlgh soprano who wants a new opera house Jacqul llne Epp who wants to break relatlons wlth Carthage and Dlane Rlfkln who wants to do away wlth deportlng hlgh school senlors to college Two of those who escaped are Rlchard Cooper and Sanford Patel who cross the 'VIexlcan border at the Rubenscon Rlver thence to Henward s Haclenda at Porto Love lando from whence they sall to deep agalnst the Mlnlng Company of Wllls and Beals who are sendlng raw dla monds to the State of Confuslon The story ends suddenly as Wlllle is shot down by one of hls enemles Dr Morgan Von Alderman who hated hlm for steallng hlS glrl Mata CHarll Bogart the French HOVBIISE The author IS adept at hls work and has created a very lncredlble tale More FSVIEWS by Brooks Levlnson next year flf he doesn t pass 5 KEEPING SKIDDED By Bob Smlth fThe poor man s Blll Coruml This week frlends we can look forward to some outstanding wrestllng matches Bob Brown a heavywelght at 210 pounds wlll take on that noted foreign grappler All an Engleand Also on the card WIII be Erlc Gouger Rose who opposes that ferocious fierce LaVerne Sova from France who is noted for his interpretation of the Boston Crab the Marsellles Crustacea The maln bouts WIII be a treat for all the fans as they will bring together four female wrestlers from Austrla Roberta Schllver vs Dolores Sleigel and Gorgeous Georgla Rose vs Ellnor Mangler At the Olypmlc try outs some famous men from upstate won berths on the Amerlcan team Famous Charles Atlas Austin and Hercules Apple ton made the team for the shotput dlscus and Javelln Appleton put the shot so far that they could not retrleve it also the Javelin stuck lnto the thlrd tier of the stadlum and so by virtue of not havlng another one to use Hercules won by forfelt Allan Rosenfeld down hlll star from the Tlbetan hlghlands has won the mlle champlonshlp at a speed of 4 00 He IS quoted to have said that he was held back by a Powellful wlnd storm In answer to many letters received by thls reporter about our recent col umn here IS the real story of Loves set In a hotly contested game be tween Battlln Bob Plattu polo hockey canasta and tennls star and Cautlous Claire Levlnsky umplre Re lentless Rlckardo Love called one too many double fouls whereupon Battlin Bob gave hls racket to Love and said Love you play thlS set Televlslon and Rudlo Schedule 800AM 600PM 8 00 am Wlllle turnlng your dial for the top of the mornlng cheer tune ln The Dlscordlans Tom Fox Bud Reld and Rosle Vosbergh They slng sweet whlle you eat 9 00 am Hear the latest news from the renowned commentator H V Krullenborn who wlll lnterpret the world news as gathered by the noted world traveler Lowell Love 10 00 am Arthur Hodgefry and All HIS Gang WIII audltlon new talent for a career ln the Repulslve Radio Recordlngs Company Hodgefry IS known for hls Ukadrudum records He was made famous by hlS recordlng of Shes too obese for I 12 00 noon Wendy West and the News featurlng Robert Plattus re portlng world events MISS West will lntervlew Roberta Schllver and Erlca Von Rose co captalns of the Austrlan wrestllng team here thls week 1 00 p m Serlal Carolyn Howard Faces Confuslon or PIXIGS Pllght 2 00 pm Joan Flahs fashlon pa rade featurlng the new Flah tls dress excluslve wlth the Adils Co 3 00 pm Sclence on the Alr Doctors Stampalla and HlCkS wlll g1V9 a dlssertatlon on flylng saucers Why JlggS Left Home 4 00 pm Alumnl Revlew-Gordon MacNalstadt and Jo Bashoff wlll slng by request songs from the Colby Porter and Gscar HBTTISOBSIGIH musl cal hlt North Atlantlc 5 00 pm Muslc dlrect from the Electronlcs Club for your late after noon pleasure Splke Kaplan and his zany zlther supply the soothlng snooze muse 6 00 pm Vews commentary and sports revlew wlth Bob O Partan His show wlll feature Don Phllllps noted hlstorlan and Doc Russell The Flsherman s Frlend 12 00 mldnlght Somnus Serenade- Just dlal two eleven two seven , Y Z . . . 1 v ' f 1 1 1. u H ' . - 1 1 : ' 1 L 1 . 1 I , ' . . 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