Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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BEATRICE HODGES Kept the books for Library Club . . . Noted for her hummingbird voice . . . Freshman, Junior Var- sity, All-Girl, and Varsity Choirs. Hforever and Best of everything adayf' K!TeSa!Y RENA HILLEN Proves that gentlemen prefer blondes . . . This cutie has inter- ests galore . . . Jerry's pride and joy in 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade choirs . . . Diligently guard- ed the halls . . . Will go to business school 'til she marries that cer- tain someone. ANN HITCHCOCK Gorgeous girl athlete . . . Vail,--: ball, basketball, softball and arch ery . . . Donated diligence to doz ens of dance committees . . . Spen' years perfecting her Warble foi four of Jerry's choirs . . . She': moving to Mt. Olympus .... .1 hit with the male population . . t'What? Be serious! Hitchie EDWARD HOGAN Exercised his limbs in both track and cross country . . . Exercised his writing arm as corresponding secretary of Forum . , . From Forum to French Club he casually strolled, where he studied the technique of an Hr that's rolled . . . His quietness is in direct pro- portion with his ability. HNedH ELIZABETH HOURIGAN A little girl with a big personality . . . Early riser for 9th and All Girl choirs . . . Senorita of the Spanish Club . . . Active in Dramatics . . . Copied down minutes . . . Wrote correspondence . . . Made super-senior advisor of Library Club . . . Can really keep an eye on a hall . . . Will soon be expending her energies at college ...... HBethl' KATHERINE HUMMER Presided over Field and Lab Club . . . Close behind the president as veep of the Art Club in its firsii lap . . . Stepped high for Ty Tri Y . . . Cantered from Freshman to Varsity choirs . . . A Winner from the starting post in all sports . . . Got a block letter for her blue ribbon effort . . . Win trot to uid College of Agriculture at Cornell . . . Don't fence her spirit in . . . lt's genuine! Kathie,' ROY HUNT President of Honor Society . . . Astute business editor of the Bull- dog . . . Sage of the Principal's Cabinet . . . None but himself could be his parallel , . . Alert traffic and corridor guide . . . Ad- niirable Sergeant-at-arms of Stu- dent Council . . . Chief helper of distressed persons by opening locked lockers . . , Tackled the microscope in Biology Club . . . Esteemed president of Internation- al Relations Club , . ,Mix Sackett's prodigy in all four choirs . . . Chairman of the Junior Class Ring Committee . . . President of every- thing , . . N.H.S.'s finest.. .Good luck in Chemical Engineering at S. U. next near . . . A.better friend NEIL HURVVITZ Neither rain, snow, hail nor sleet could stop this boy with the flying feet . . . Whatls a little slush, cold wind or hail to a courageous cross country and tracker?l . . . Com- pared the wild life at Nottingham with what he found in the watery depths . . . As quite a sharp Hbladel' cut some ice as a speed skater . . . Can't cut many classes at the U. of Buffalo . . . How about a ...... . . could not be had than Roy ROBERT HURWITZ Keeps his eyes open for a bright future , . . Used his contacts in Audio-Visual Club . . . Si, Club de Espanol . . . Optometrist-to-be. Eats his carrots uNipvr LINDA HUTCHINS Veep of Student body . . . Worked on every possible Student Council committee . . . Captain of J. V. cheer-shouters . . . Varsity cheer- leader . . . Went out for everl girls' sport . . . Saw the N.H.S. Handbook to the death . . . Co- chaired for fabulous Junior Prom . . . Warbled through eighth grade and three years with Miss Kap- pesser . . . Head of all traffic guides . . . Principal's Cabinet . . . Conscientious cute, and consumed! with school spirit . . . May her spirit be ever undaunted. 'tHutch

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M A RGARET H ALE Her sincerity spoke loudest through her quietness . . . A cutie who knows the score when it comes to volleyball and basketball . . . An active member of the French Club and Horizon Club . . . Is seen at many International Relations Club meetings . . . On her way to a home economics career. JUDY HALEY Responded to the alarm clock's ring' for Freshman, Sophomore, All Gi1'l, J. V., and Varsity choir. Stayed after school, not as a dunce, but a sport . . . Wielded many clubs . . . Dramatics Club, Red Cross Club, Picture-painting Art Club . . . This Student Council representative hasnlt had her fill of school yet. She wants to come back and teach! MADELYN HALTAR fapped her toe in Sophomo1'e, Jun- ,or Varsity, and Varsity choirs . . One of the Future Teechurs if America and part of the Dra- natics Club scenery . . . Helped stuff the Bulldog . . . You can't ialt her, that Haltar . . . GORDON HANEY We won't call him carrot-top . . . But there was a red-head up at Ilrumlins who just loved to chop up the ice and make a puck fly . . . Also made goals in Student Coun- cil, Red Cross, and Honor Society . . . That streak of yellow isnlt down his back . . . lt's his '53 nosed Merc! . . . Red and yellow make quite a fellow of . . . Hane CATHERINE HANLON One of the new facesl' in the halls . . . Came to us in her senior year from Convent . . . At Con- vent she capered through the Glee Club and held memberships in Sodality and Third Order . . . In no time at all she found Future Teachers of America and plunged headlong into their meetings . . . Accordingly, she plans to hold classes of her own for lots of 'flittle ones after serving her time at Oswego State Teachers College. PAM ELA H ARROLIJS VVould rather be Min orbit than in school . . . An office girl, past- present-and-future . . . Carries the torch for men . . . Rides high on the waves while skiing sum- mers and low on the tow skiing winters . . . VVill soon be gone with the wind in a cloud of smoke to college and to fulfill her am- bition-to come of age . . . Wherever you drift to, good luck . . . 'fTamer CAROL HERTZBERG Our A.F.S. 'er from Sydney, Aus- tralia . . . Fascinated by Notting- ham and its avid activitylers . . . On news staff of Citizen . . . Who could have been a better addition to International Relations Club? . . . This poised and intelli- gent miss always and forever was busy . . . A credit to her country . . . May her school gain even half as much as ours did from her visit . . . WL-'ll miss her ready smile and wonde1'ful sense of hu- mor. Q39 Kicavthw sr :F 'N I GARY HECKERMAN .a . rlopes to set the Steel Industry nl an fire . . . made the mark in all I iis classes . . . Success to this 'ollege bound Nottinghamite. ,.., ' f Z X x 4 Pwgfb HOT' QVFNUR BLE- CAROL I.OI'ISE'HICKS hm marvelous Madehen from over the seas . . . Wiesbaden, Germany, xy ls her former home port . . . It seems that there she was quite a sport . . . Was the living end on e girls' football team . . . Thought art and jazz were right on the beam . . . The talent she developed in the chorus rows was put to use in the varsity and talent shows . . . Now We say to this gal, who we're all glad to know, Luck be with you wherever you go. 'Your heart's desires be with you! -.XXX V ' -ll S8 in th o 1 p 0 0 l .1 I ' .IAN HILLEGAS Capered at the keyboard . . . One of the most talented pianists from N.ll.S .... She played the tunes as well as sang them in Sophomore, .I.,Y., All Girl, and Varsity choirs . . . Interrupted her scales for membership in National Honor Society . . . International Rela- tions Club meetings were also in her repertoire . . . She brought help and pleasure to N, II. S. by saying it with music . . . Now she hopes to take help and pleas- ure to others as a social worker . . . That piano bench won't be the same!

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-af' S Q1 ff ' l . rl XX if P nom 2, ' LYNN ISAACSON X blue eyed blonde who's ULovely ,o look at . . . Kept them guessing . . Simply lived for f'Nifty . . . Hoarded the money for Red Cross jlub . . . Could be found in the ibrary after school . . . F.T.A. was pa1't of her day . . . Demon- strated her acting' ability in Dra- 'natics Club . . . Still found enough scraps of time to cut out Inter- national Relations Club and the 'Citizenl' staff . . . A busy little gal . . . Hi ya fuzzy! . . . That's our . . . 'tLynnie KAREN KAISER Worthy wo1'd writer for Field and Lab Club . . . It's rumored she was in wee bit wordy on her traffic and corridor guide posts -just rumors, if course . . . Spared some of her :team for International Relations Zlub . . . This ambitious gal opped into the center of the unior Class Ring' Committee . . . 'odeled in 8th, 9th, and All Girl hoirs . . . One of the National onor Society set . . , LeMoyne Jr St. Lawrence are the targets MARY INGERSOLL Jubilant Junior Varsity cheerlead- er . . . Jumped out of her kulottes and into her bloomers to chalk up credit in softball, basketball, and archery . . . A decorator and also a decoration at the Junior Prom . . . Wore a trail from her home- room to Student Council and Red Cross . . . Marvelous is . . . . Mare SHARON JACOBSON Guided our corridors . . . Inter- national Relations clubwoman . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Plans to see Buffalo at college . . . Best of luck and happiness are within a stone's throw. napped out for this blonde bomb 'A shell. Boca STEVEN KARP Talented fellow . . . All choirs and N.H.S. and All City Orchestra . . . Explored many fields and experi- mented in many labs . . . Citizen . . . Kept books for Camera Club . . . College pre-law next in the books for this man who's true as steel. ART IS SACS Always cheerful . . . Veep of Not- tingham Safety Council . . . Crack- ed several bats when on the Var- sity baseball team . . . Guarded the halls from disaster . . . Plans to go to college . . . He's better known as . . MARTHA JACOBSON Music is the thing! . . . Sang in every choir ever invented . . . The refrain of a lively accordion should lead you right to her . . . The piano plays a close second . . . One of Mrs. Fulmer's faithful few . . . For a marvelous music teacher go to . . . Marty uA1,tn CARLYN JAMES Helped to carry the Red Cross for her homeroom . . . Gave a feminine touch to the tooting in band . . . Tenacious book-lender and respon- sible gal in the library . . . Bent ROBERT KANE Showed many pictures for the A. V. Club . , . Was a booming' bass in choir and exercised his legs and talent by marching' with the band . . . He never overlooked the Safety Council . . . You're right! The narne's the same! . . . This fellow has the high ambition of retiring: before thirty ...... with a million little green bills to cushion his hammock. C. D. her will and bow to archery . . . If it's something' about the library, ask . . . . . H JOAN KASTENBERG Just cast an eye in her direction . . . Would make the perfect flap- pcr . . . Proved that variety is the spice of life by joining: Frcnch Club, Cillll0l'kl Club, Dramatics, Bulldog' Staff, and F. T. A .... Plays a mcan game of badminton . . . Spent extra time guarding: the halls . , . Will soon be on her way to Buffalo Statc. 'tJoanie