Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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LYNN COLBERT Flipped a fancy baton for N. H. S. . . . Senorita del Espanol . . . Citi- zen contributor . . . Sang like a bird in Frosh and All Girl Choir . . . A proponent of International Relations Club and Future Nurses . . . Got her exercise swinging at a birdie . . . Makes a stalwart corridor guide . . . l.ook out, Syr- acuse here comes . . . Lynnie grain 7 .-, CAROL ZOE CLEVELAND Spoke her piece in Dramatics Club . . . Lives the favorite Muck phrase, your talent is like a flame . . . don't let it go outl' in Art Club and as 1958 award winner . . . Has a fine feathered friend in badmin- ton . . . Service in volleyball . . . Basketball coordination , . . Made her ideas clear in Tawasi Y Teen and Horizon Clubs . . . A Jack of all trades . . . A master of occupa- tional therapy. Zoe JOHN COLEY Old King Coley, though a quiet soul, he never passed up a good time . . . He called for his baseball and he called for his bat and he slammed a homerun sublime . . . Besides running' bases, he got many scratches defending' N.H.S. in football matches . . . Now it's time to say adieu, Old King Coley, A 4 if B V good luck to you. ROSALEE JO COMER One of Mr. Muck's menagrerie and a blooming brush of the Art Club . . . Took up the cause of teachers feven French7l in Future Tea- chers of America .... -X s many interests as friends . . . Volleyball and basketball . . . Stayed in the know with International Relations Club . . . Curbed excessive corridor activity with a gentle hand . . . Boston University is not so very far away. 'tRoe MICHAEL CONTE One of the numbered Nottingham- ites who held his own in the com- plexed class of '60 . . . Cracked many book backs and folded many page corners while plying his pas- time . . . Left many-a tell-tale finger print on books by Robert Louis Stevenson . . . lIere's hoping: his chem books are all written in a Stevenson style! Angie STUART COHN One of Miss Kohles's willing at able A. V. Club members . . Knows the works about repairin radios . . . Would you believe it He's a tropical fish fan. . . Frienc come cheaper by the dozen . . He'1l be just electrifying as a electrical technologist. NANCY COLE A girl with those Beautiful Blue Eyes . . . Quick and witty . . . You'll never catch her napping . . . Hummed away in Sophomore, J, V., and Varsity choir . . . One of Miss Durkin's aids in Red Cross Club . . . An active member of Latin A Club . . . A trusted corridor guide S,U. Keeps her eyes focused on TERRY COLVIN Real brain . . . Honor Society . . Another Patrick Henry in Forui . . . Safety Council . . . Red Cros . . . Played specimen in Biolog club . . . Ran cross country . . Guided corridors in free time . . All Choirs . . . Success assured DAVE CONNELL Student Council worker . . . Treas- urer of Art Club . . . Supported Club de Espanol . . . Ninth and J. V. choirs . . . Kept the peace in our hallowed halls as a corridor guide . . . Junior Prom refresh- ment committee co-chairman . . . We just loved that punch! . . Played intramural volleyball . . Prosperity to the ..... Profile .IUDITH COWDEN Lent her booming' voice to Sop omore, J. V., and Varsity choi . . . Kept all the boys on their to . . . Spent some of that Ura stuff fspare timel in 212 f Red Cross Club . . . Made music the band as a sophomore . . . A bition: to take up home ec. ' college . . . Think she'll make it . , . You bet she will! lKJudyY7 1 The girl with everything .

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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

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l Tri-Y . RICHARD DAUENIIAUER oined cross country to see the me world . . . Decided to attend Russian class at another school ist in case . . . He may not have iade it to the U.S.S.R., but to vermany was just a few stretches if the legs plus a boat ride and n A.F.S. scholarship . . . Bound to Ie a terrific linguist . . . May even arn his living by teaching what e talks. t'Dick dreamer. BARBARA COYNE VVhizzed to home baseball diamond . right on going and badminton courts . gal who's really in things really knows Liberace of the typ She also perked as Makes plate on the . . She kept landed in the . . This perky the swing of the score . . . ing class . . . a member of a beautiful Barby KENNETH DAILEY Through thick and thin he man- aged to participate in Sophomore, J. V., and Varsity choirs . . . Ri- otous representative to Student Council and Red Cross . . . Loyal member of S. P. Q. R. fLatin Clubl . . . Going to engineer things . . . He liked the girlsg they like his money . . . Such is life for . . . . . . Doberman IRWIN DAVIS This fellow was the sporty sports editor for the t'Bulldog . . . Assisted Jerry Sackett and the early-morning risers for four long years . . . VVas associated with the CitizenH, Biology Club, Inter- national Relations Club, and last. but not least, Forum . . . Wants to leave the cows alone and become either a doctor or Veterinarian . . . Helll be a hit with either animals or people! DAWN DEADY HBest dressed gal around . . . Hopes to utilize such an attribute in a junior college taking fashion merchandising . . . Liked to plan ahead . . . She sparked in all sports: basketball, volleyball, base- ball, and badminton . . . Donned the oil paints and artistic airs as a disciple of the Draniatics Club . . . That's Dead with a HY. PAUL DE LIMA A list so long, that it's Z1 wonder .... He can do his work and not go asunder .,... Honor Society, Student Council President of Junior Class and Alpha Hi-Y, football, basketball, baseball . . . He's never short on energy . . . Boys' State . . . Out- standing Sophomore Boy and Franklin and Marshall Alumni Awards . . Hall policeman . . . Secretary of Senior Class . . QGASP for airj . . . Has an at- traction for girls . . . Lotsaluck, anyway! JU LIANNE DE 'I EMPLE llade her entrance in her junior 'ear from East Syracuse High . . There she guarded the money Jr her freshman class and was eep of the Junior Honor Society . . Here she made her mark in tudent Council, Red Cross, and of urse, Honor Society . . . Judy rned up on the A.F.S. committee d used her talents in girls' intra- urals . . . We sure are glad she ose N.H.S. KKJudy!! DIANE D'ONOFRIO You just know it will be merry if D'Onof has anything to do with it . . . A bouncing bloomer girl after classes . . . She whops'l that ball way out . . . A stitch in time re- sults in a superlative dresser . . . Many out of town interests . . . A bit of the Italian soprano comes through in choral groups . . . Buy a ticket, would 'chan . . . This merrymaker is really in orbit . . . Next stop Albany State Teachers or Marywood. A LF RED DOUST The streak from the peak, Mr. Junior Olympics skier himself . . . Shed his skis for the trackmen, J. V. Cagers, and the grid squad . . . Saw many-a Christy on the Snow Ridge and the slopes . . . There will always be more slopes to conquer . . . In the U.S. therels one called Dartmouth Pre-med and in Eu1'ope there are always the Alps! . . . On the slope or off the slope, there's something about that guy! Taffy RALPH DOWNES Huffed and puffed and blew the door down in band during ninth grade . . . Got really revved up over sports cars . . . lNhere there's life there's Ralph with a joke in his noggin . . . Wants to study the techniques of twentieth century medicine men.