Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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TINA EPSTEIN Big' Chief of the HCitizen . . . Leader of Biology Club . . . Scribe of F. T. A .... Beware of her arch- ery bow and badminton racket . . . Advancer of International Rela- tions . . . Loaned her talents to choir and Dramatics Club . . . Lab technician-to-be . . . Listen for her Really, you're not kidding me! PETER ESPOSITO First-string gridder for both J-V and Varsity . . . Four year letter- man in track . . . Upheld home- room in Student Council for six terms . . . A great guy is . . . . Pete ,Mya SH A RON ESPOSITO Showed her ability to wield a wick- id bat in softball . , . t'The home- 'un kid . , . She always ran into ots of fun and friends . . . So she's sure to run into success if she cet-ps up that high batting average . . Now to hitting the keys and he books at C.C.B.I. HSherry CHAR LES R. EVANS Of red motor scooter fame . . . A skater and skier on both snow and water . . . When hels not on the water, he's under it pursuing: a hobby called skin-diving . . . He did, however, manage to see S. U. through his water gzgoggxles . . . It's just as important to know when to be still as when not to. CHARLES T. EVANS Husied himself on Tuesday after- noons in room 106 bolstering Stu- dent Council . . . Once in a while he'd mount the stairs to keep him- self up on Red Cross affairs . . . Hels marching' off to join the ranks at Syracuse in the fall . . . The nickname is ..... uvlaorkyn WILLIAM EVANS A real friend to anyone in need . . . Could be seen any day at N.H.S. scampering' to beat that five minute bell between classes . . . Got to be a champion lunch gulper . . . The Bulldog barks fare- Bill Chuck ,.,,: .., . ii well to . . . SLSAIN EY ERIIING gang' in Sophomore, All Girl, and Varsity choirs . . . Didn't feed the lkBulldog Staff any bull . . . eady Red Crosser . . . 'l'arzan's ilream girl: volleyball, softball, vasketball, servusball, tumbling, adminton, and apparatus . . . Staggered from the gym to Future Nurses of America, French Club, ramatics Club, and . . . Queen of unior Prom . . . Has to flip a Join between Cornell and Syracuse . . Fattened up the team with khocolate chip cookies . . . Cayer than laughter is .,......, Boobius EILEEN FASULA Persistent participant in Soph- omore and All Girl choirs . . Tired herself out in volleyball, softball, basketball, and tumbling' . . . Decided to take a rest and take root down south for a while . . . She fancies being' a psychol- ogy Lcan she spell it?b major at a Florida college . . . Don't forget your Copper Tone, :cFuZZyvr DANIEL FELLER Occasionally appeared on the early morning' scene . . , Not only spent hours for the Nottingham band, but spent Saturday tshudderb morn- ings for the All-City Band . . . A regular Music Man . . . Also played in the orchestra . . . In Student Council and Red Cross. he played it cool . . . You couldn't meet a nicer feller. Dan ELAINE FINER Nottinghanfs answer to Jenny Lind . . . J. V. and Varsity choirs Explored fields and labs . . . Dra- matics Club . . . One of the pens of Citizen . . . Made quite a show for Red Cross . . . Ambition: To learn how to cook . . . A really wonderful girl . . . Just everyone likes ...... Finner

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i MARSHA DOWNING This girl had her Phil of activ- ities . . . She serenaded the rising sun four years and years . . . She kept her mind on her playing, kept her snappy eyes on the ball over- head in basketball, volleyball, and badminton . . . Represented N.H.S. for two years in phys. ed. demon- strations at Central . . . She al- lowed no acrobatics in the corri- do1's, with or without a pass . . . Here's hoping she'll have no strains or pains as a phys. ed. teacher. FRED DU BOIS Has discovered the secret formu for enjoying life-or at least nr letting it bother him . . . Bumml pencils, pens, etc. through foi years of school, Student Counci and Red Cross and huffed ar puffed through band . . . Maste at the art of skiing with as litt effort as possible . . . But nothir bothers this guy-till the vc' very last minute . . . Didn't jg., know the true name of Join come-lately was . . . Fritz JULIE DUDLEY Gentlemen prefer blondes . . . Especially those with a flare for fashions . . . Sparkling style with a paintbrush . . . Palms up and ready for action on the volleyball court! . . . Everlasting interest in Red Cross . . . On guard as another pass-happy corridor guide . . . The wheel of fortune calls Freckle face to the teaching field . . . She'll make it if someone doesn't catch her on the off-guard. , . W g 3 JOHN DWYER A-hunting we will go! . . . Toting his sawed-off shot gun . . . Sports- men take cover . . . He knows his field and plays it! . . . The extra barrel length helps the shooting score in basketball practice . . . Also a sharp-shooting A. V. boy for Miss K . . . Miss Bush found him a little nervous at the trigger fr i i . . . The College of Forestry has X' him in its line of fire . . . Happy Phare NDT FWFMLFWGLQJ JOAN EDWARDS A familiar miss around Notting- ham . , . Has what it takes to be a success . . . Aided Miss Durkin in Red Cross Club . . . Found after school beating the stuffing out of a basketball or baseball . . . Turned the trills in Freshman and Soph- omore choirs . . , Carnival con- cocting committee . . . Sent to Stu- dent Council by popular demand . . . Never under-estimate the pow- er of . , . Joanie NST' K rs, I hunting forest dweller. JENNIFER EGAN Jenny spun all right in a ma whirl of activities in Red Cros French Club, basketball, basebal badminton, apparatus club, an volleyball . . . She proved her defi ness as a 'tspinner of songsl' i Freshman Mixed, Sophomore, A Girls, and Varsity choirs . . . Pe haps as a singer she'll follow 1 the footsteps of another wel known Jenny . . . Jenny Lind, th is . . . To all who know her, a trj Ublue bird of happiness is . . lKJen!J NEIL EISNER Radical Leader . . . President of Frosh. Class . , . Editor of Blue and Coldl' . . . Bulldog Staff . . . Protected a corridor . . . In every- thing from Band to Track, plus a little volleyball . , . One of the early music lovers . . , We expect big things, t'All in good time, in college, pre-law. SANDRA ELLISON All freckles and red hair . . . Mas- tered All Girl, J. V., and Varsity choirs . . . A hawk in classes . . . Badminton enthusiast . . , Best of luck as a medical technician . . . for On her tongue is the law of kindness .......... is.'.,ii ,, EV. ,. Qu-J E BARBARA EPSTEIN Sports writer for the t'Citizenll . . . Occasionally sneaked in late Caftcr the door was opened, of courscl for J. V. and Varsity choirs . . . Went dramatic . . . Jam packed with ideas . . . and scholarship . . . National Honor Society . , . This little carthwoman wants to leave us for the moon . . . That's just not being sociable. 'tBobbi'i .Q e- VHOTO NOT FWFNLFIBLE x, ' NEIL EPSTEIN A pinch-hitter for Nottinghain . . . A close friend of Chicols . . U.C.L.A. is on the way . . . Wat for a dental surgeon with a la name of Epstein, a first of Ne and a nickname of ...... HEp!Y

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HOWARD FINKELSTEIN A shock of red and a snappy car . . . Had Photography Club Well centered, sharp, and clear . . . A dasher of a flasher for the fero- cious Bulldog . . . He's focused on developing his mind at Syra- cuse University . . . He pictures becoming a candid clicker for a paper or magazine . . . Here are hopes that his future's never dark, Howie , RENA FINKLESTEIN Veep of F. T. A .... Hits the birm ies and the water with equal ski . . . Hospitable corridor guide . . Contributed to Dramatics Clt and International Relations . . Hot dog turner at the Jr. Clas Picnic . . . Success at college we'1 sure, for it's 'tSweets to th Sweet. HOWARD FISHER Former President and Vice for A. V. . . . A National Honor Soci- ety member . . . Conscientious student . . . The joker isn't always wild! . . . Future fields unlimited for George Gobel's answer to Charlie Weaver. Howie THOMAS FITZGERALD An emigrant from California in his senior year . . . Occidental band member . . . No westerner in or- chestra . . . A Belge special . . . Brought California sunshine to Jerryls Varsity choir . . . Was active in the Service Club, Latin Club, and Chemistry Club while attending his previous school and soaking up sunlight . . . A fine addition to N.H.S. .... Craves to be a surgeon . . . Was always cracking a smile or a joke. ICTOHIY, KEVIN FLAHERTY Pounded his beat through Student Council and Red Cross . . . Flat Foot Cop for Safety Council . . . Sold rings around the junior class . . . A buttoned-down, buckled-up match snatcher . . . Master of wit and the rare Uspindle talk . . . Spirited Hi-Yler . . . He'll always be engineering something, whether at N.H.S. or S.U. Flagerty NATALIE FLEMING One of the sparks that ignited th Art Club . . . Add a little black t that one Nat . . . A resoundin alto fixture in each choir . . Utilized her talented left foot 0 passing Rodarmals and kick ball . . . A hefty forward on the baskel ball court . . . Equally useful o strongarm baseball teams . . . Fre- moments are donated to the Vir cent cause . . . Worthy and re. warding. LEE FORDOCK One of the longest known living members of choir . . . 9th Grade mixed straight through to A Cap and Varsity choirs . . . Enjoyed working on carnivals, dances, and concerts . . . His four fold plan of attack for the future: first, state ranger schoolg second, Air Forceg third, College of Forestry, fourth, retire . . . N.H.S. will miss that wonderful baritone voice, Father Fordockll CYNTHIA FRANCIS Exercised her talent in Sophomore, Jr. Varsity, and Varsity choirs . . . Damsel from Dramatics Club and Latin Club . . . West Point sponsor . . . High hopes for the Eastman School of Music . . . Someday she'll be famous. ELLEN FREEMAN Something wonderfull . . . More clubs than you can shake a stick at . . . Pres. of Honor Society and Intcrational Relations Club, Latin Club, Bulldog Staff . . . Warmed thc hall with her smile and guided all sorts of things . . . Concen- tratcd energy on Student Council projects and Principal's Cabinet . . She hustles while she waits and plans Jr. Class picnics . . . In everything from sports to sing- ing . . . Collected stamps from Harvard on the sidc . . . What she can't succeed in, isn't worth trying! . . . What can we say besides un- limited luck to an unforgettable girl? Hi I' ,, -- ' S I 1 : 1 I I C i n d y 3 5 v--, ., .... ,. ' Y Q Q 5. ,Q JAMES FRENCH l Standout on J.V. and Varsity foo ball teams . . . Whiz on the bas ball diamond . . , Representati in Student Council . . . Even le his voice to Freshman Choir . . University of Kansas and pro foo ball are this guyls goals . . . Know as Frenchie or ..... Man Mountainl'