Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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FRANCINE BLUMKIN A Wonderful Wonderful little ga A real sport enthusiast Plays a mean game of basket ball volleyball or softball Her block letter proves this . . . Elec- ted to Red Cross Club . . . Helped defend the halls . . . Wants to move to Albany for about four years . . . We wonder why, but that's our .... Fritz HOWARD BRAGMAN Red Cross . . . Aided fellow 'tCi, zen members . . . A con? . to Student Council . . . ..f.f'.,lv man who thinks for himself . Lent a helping voice to 5 Sackett's Freshman and Soy . more choirs . . . SubscrFbf,:' Dramatics Club . . . HA word , 5 him is a word of goldu . . . Assi ed A.V. Club . . . Gave new liff t Varsity Choir . . . Hopes to hav' an occupation in which he can ee? joy employing himself. Howie MICHELINE BRENNAN Loaded with charm and personali- ty . . . Kept everyone in stitches with her impersonations . . . Loves all music, including sophomore and J.V. choirs and orchestra . . . Red Cross Club . . . Bound to be a tremendous teacher of geometry . . . maybe? Oswego State next in sight for . . . leMiChyvy LUCY BROAD Sparkling blue eyes . . . Perked in Sophomore, All Girl and Varsi- ty choirs . . . Pepped up the varsi- ty cheerleaders . . . Played basket- ball, volleyball, softball, and tum- bled . . . Wants to be a Skidmo- ron . . . Future Nurses of Ameri- ca interested her in a nursing pro- fession . . . Ain't misbehavin, not llLuce!J SANDRA BRONSTEIN E. This gal's musically minded . . . She got up early for Frosh, Sopho- more, J. V., and Varsity . . . And then as if she didn't have enough music, she was in the band every single year . . . Softball, basket- ball, and baskets full of fun . . . , usandyn K awww SANDRA BRONSTEIN R. One of the good things that com! in small packages . . . This smal package held lots of energy fo Honor Society and that band o biologists . . . Had her racket bacl and ready to swing at some poo little birdie . . . Will hike to thi Hill . . . usandyv ELIZABETH BROWN Nottingham's famous artist . . . Four art awards for her trophy case . . . Believed in lending her talents to 9th and 10th grade choirs . . . Carried a torch,' . . . Showed her athletic side and blue bloomers in baseball, archery, and swimming . . . Relegated her spare f?J time to the Red Cross Club for purely charitable purposes . . . Delightful head decoration hanger for the Junior Prom . . . Was she a worker? . . . You Bet! uBettyu KAREN BROWN Lots of sugar and a little spice . . . Besides softball and basket- ball, she made with the racket and birdie . . . 9th grade saw her with her mouth open-singing, of course . . . A future teacher in F.T.A. . . . Kept her eye on Dartmouth SYLVIA BROWN Nottingham's one-woman Olympic team . . . Volleyball, basketball, badminton, servusball, softball and tumbling . . . She likes to exercise! . . . Painted portraits in Art Club . . . Has the red hair but definitely not the quick temper . . . HARRY BUCHANAN Special fellow who found that be' ing a gentleman and a spori don't conflict . . . Anyone fron his classes can prove he's a granc guy . . . Any guy on track or foot- ball will second the fact that he a true sport . . . Keep your idealil as straight as that peppermini toothpick . . . You can be sur everyone will think as much o him as we do . . . Hope you mak the best printer ever! Toothpick

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GARY BECKER May the interest, friendly service, and long hours which he invested in N.H.S. reap him endless divi- dends . . . Spent years thread- ing films, dimming lights, and tapping mikes . . . Weathered the endurance test on the Varsity risers . . . Finally, took pen in hand and saluted his fellow stu- dents as a Senior Write-upper . . These were his investments . . Thank-you, HGa'.rH BRUCE BERLIN lot much to say about Bruce that sn't known already . . . He sim- y Hbubbled over with fun and, rprise, surprise, was a good stu- nt . . . His great talking ability hould be able to wangle what he 'antsz chemical engineering at yracuse . . . N.H.S. wishes him most happy departure. SARAH ANN BISHOP Worked hard as chief Bulldog for the Class of 1960 . . . Sophomore, All Girl, and Varsity choirs . . . This girl must have a persistent alarm clock . . . Head money-keep- er for Tawasi Y-Teens . . . Multi- tudes of school sports . . . This really sharp girl wants to be. a mathematician. Saro-Jane LISA HARTON BLITMAN Wore a pen point down taking 'ninutes for Student Council . . . Veep of International Relations Club and an American Field Serv- ce finalist . . . Dramatics Club . . . Red Cross Club . . . Treasurer of 'Jitizen's Contributors' Club . . . Une of the principal parts of the rincipal's Cabinet . . . Kept traf- ic rushing past 132 . . . Big hief-in-Charge of Whatzit Sale . . All Girl and Sophomore choirs . . show us a person who Doesn't ike HLise!! ELOISE BLODGETT Who is the little girl who lives at the Plaza in New York? . . . We've grown accustomed to her face. at N.H.S .... She was active in just about everything . . . An early' bird for choir . . . Participated in every girls' sport under the sun . . . Lent a helping hand to the Jr. Class Ring Committee sind Picnic Committee . . . Her home- room sent her to Student Council . . . Money handler and Veep. of Horizon Club-Chief picture paint- er of Art Club . . . More than dab- bled in Dramatics Club and Inter- national Relations Club . . . That's Eloise MARCIA BILLY Equipped with the initiative to accept and carry responsibility . . . Executed it in Student Council, Honor Society, Red Cross, Biology Club, Latin Club and Y-Teens . . . Atop the choir stands she was always in true Hill Billy form . . . Founded the mound for base- ball . . . She'll still the strife, in- spire new life, discourage the hearse, and encourage the nurse while fulfilling her bed-side call- ing . . Oh, wouldn't it be loverly. PATRICIA BLOCK She spoke softly and carried many clubs . . . Spanish Club was one which she wielded with ease . . . Future Teachers of America was also on her list . . . Thursdays brought Dramatics Club . . . One of the HBulldog's barks as a mem- ber of Senior Write-ups Commit- tee . . . Corridor guiding and vol- leyball claimed any left over time . . . Her diligence was a delight. upattyn ,L ,L+.,,, Here we have a doctor of the fu ture . His belonging to track, Latin Club and International Re lations Club should certainly has ten acceptance to SU Was an alternate on the High School Quiz Bowl and an avid fan of Mr Spadafora Known to have un done more physlcs classes than all the other comedians combined . . . His great sense of humor should get him some place in the near future fthe question IS where'J Dont hold your breath. Call ERWIN BLACKSTONE A whiz at giving out free informa tion . Honor Society membei and book tender for the library Club . Mixed Latin with Biology Club . Law is his chosen profes sion, a leader of men his intention A real digger on the football team Active ln Red Cross ww Student Council and tiack 'W Was affiliated with the yearbook staff . President of the Notting ham Sifcty Council 'ind also the Onondaga Slfety Council Safety is his business Was delegate to Onondaga County Youth Confeience ind even tack led HOIl01 Society The glllS favorite tiafflc guide AIHIQS active, 'ls you can see Hell lead himself to victolyl c

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PHOTO LABLE ROBERT BURROWS ottingham's Sammy Snead . . . eeps Red Cross in Par-Birdies L letterman for N.H.S. champion- iip golf team . . . Always willing lend a hand . . . Doesn't bogie ' basketball manager . . . Keep ose low scores, aim high in life id success is sure to come. UBOb77 A H P A ' o rj, n ug' ic, P WVHNLRBUS NANCY CAMPBELL real sport! . . . Basketball, vol- yball, and baseball . . . Was a ember of Tawasi Y-Teen . . mbition . . .to go to I.B.M :hool and then settle down as a acretary. JOHN BURKE He was quick on the draw, they called him Tiigger . . . Passed many - a High Noon deep within the maze at N.H.S .... Every sport had a different notch on his gun . . . They were a sort of hobby fsports, that ish . . . Plans to ambush the freshman class at Syracuse this fall . . . No, it's not Chumpy, it's .... Chunky RICHARD BUTLER A Nottingham version of Wilt the Stilt . . . Took many a giant Step through the hallowed halls during his stay . . . Also capered across an occasional basketball court . . . You can always look up to Dick . . . Was spotted at Lively Art's, if our informer is correct . . . He'll always be just tall enough to reach the ground. Dick STEVE CHILDS We had his number . . . Spent his spare hours earning money at.the Telephone Company it a p p 1 n g phones, perhaps'?l , . . Seems to like both the old and the new . . . When he's feeling rustic he turns to his old Model A . . . When he's being young and fair and debonair, youlll see him in his open-air green Ford . . . The playboy with the green convertible. Hailed from French Morocco in her junior year . . . knows her languages! . . . furthered Interna- tional Relations in . . . Spanish Club . . . French Club. We'll re- member her quick Smile, beautiful Accent, and peppy Pony Tail! Nottingham's Mr, Wonder- V ful . . . Convincing double for '53 - Don Juan . . . This Peter was no pumpkin eater . . . Helped rattle the rafters in J.V. and Varsity choirs . . . Also a man's man and a member of the J.V. basketball team . . . A golden future may lie ahead, but also remember, All DONALD BURNS One of N.H.S.'s very best . . . The guy at the foot of the stairs . . . In football and basketball he gave the cheerers hope and the team support . . , Interest spread from the field of sports to the Student Council . . . Tooted for Mr. Ionot- ta in the band, then caught his breath while veeping for Alpha Hi-Y, serving on the Principal's Cabinet, and junior class tax col- lecting . . . Thought a lot of the class of '63 at S.U .... Emerged from the flood light into the spot light and the presidency of the senior class . . . Remember, the world's no higher than the mind is high. nDon,, LEE CAMPBELL With a wealth of wisdom and a song in her heart she is the gifted inspiration of many . . . a tisket a tasket what's inside her Student Council basket? Success as veep of Honor Society, veep of class of '60, a pair of socks knitted in Stu- dent Council, 300 Bulldog write- ups, a frog from Biology Club, an armband from Corridor guide, a key for outstanding junior girl and stacks of choir solo parts . . . Oberlin will remember this lead- ing lady with the double capacity for being the loveliest of friends and the friendliest of lovers . . . eh professor? Leedie ff-v' PAUL CICIARELLI Nottingham's o ff i c i al Syracuse Nat . . . Passed his early morn- ing time in 238 with the book club . . . Certainly didn't peddle that hot-rod Pontiac . . . Plans to sup- plement his learning at Le Moyne in the fall . . . Then he'll become a stately state trooper . . . He'll al- ways get his man. C6SiS7l