Nottingham High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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RICHARD BURKE Varsity Football, intramural basketball, volleyball, avid fan of Cheyenne Shotz, has an enlistment in the Air Force next in line, a real nice guy . , . Rick LINDA BURRILL Sophomore Choir, Varsity Choir, French Club, volleyball, basketball, badminton, FHA, International Relations, loves tennis, great seamstress, wants to study at University of Pennsylvania and be a dental hygienist, pet peeve: people who scuff their feet and must be nice , she's a shoo-in for success . . . our Lindi CHRISTINA CASTLE Waterskiis and rides horses, lunch patrol, plays in all sorts of girls sports, French Club, Red Cross, and Student Council. Plans on judo lessons for the future, pet peeve: teachers who don't erase black- boards completely, That's our Tina LAWRENCE CASTLEMAN Maiored in sports here, played intramural basketball and volleyball, enioys swimming and fast boat rides, pet peeve, homework on week- ends, good luck in engineering to our future architect ..,. Little Talented TERRENCE CARGUELLO Bowling, playing football, and wielding a cue stick are his hobbies, pet peeve: lack of gym lockers, future plans call for business college, good luck always to . . . Carge JOAN CASIMIR Student Council, Art Club, Safety Council, girls' volleyball, baseball, badminton, basketball, a terrific skier and swimmer, High hopes, iunior college and a career as an airline hostess lshe'll be greatll, good luck to our blue-eyed beauty. THOMAS CASTLEMAN JV basketball, intramural basketball, volleyball, likes Waterskiing, swimming, good books, really fast cars and all the finer thinas in life l???J Plans: a hitch in the Navy, then business school, pet peeve: pens that skip and his favorite subiect, geometry. H cf card, our .. Tom CYNTHIA CHARVAU-x Real winning smile,-always the gal with t e jokes, and the wit of the Home Economics Department, good luck at college to . . . Cindy

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NANCY BOICE Red Cross, FNA, volleyball, badminton, basketball, enjoys rowing boats and starting motors, pet peeve: long distance phone calls, University of Louisville on the agenda for . . . Nanci CAROL BOTTERON Math Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Citizen Cortoonist, favorite pastimes-math, piano, science, reading, writing short stories, swimming, stamp collecting, honorable mention for Merit Scholarship Award, we all hope she gets into M.l.T. for math or psychology, wants to travel to Far East and Europe, pet peeve: Amelia Earhart. THEODORE BREWER Alternate scholarship winner at S.U. Conference, treasurer and presi- dent of French Club, Student Council, traffic and corridor guide, AFS finalist, Honor Society, Features staff of BULLDOG, Outstanding Sopho- more Boy, Outstanding Junior Boy, Harvard Book Award, AFS Commit- tee, International Relations Club, likes playing popular and classical music on piano, reading books on political science, enioys tennis, ski- ing, travel, will attend college, enter government or the international field, success assured for this versatile N.H.S.'er , . . Ted LYNN BRONSTEIN Student Council, Citizen, Varsity Choir, J.V. Choir, Red Cross, varsity football, Safety Council, Biology Club, Bulldog staff, intramural basket- ball, volleyball, likes sports, especially swimming, plans to attend Syracuse University after passing Fusion, good luck to . . . Unk BEVERLY BROUNSTEIN A real active gal, editor of Handbook, Spanish Club, International Relations, FTA, AFS, Dramatics Club, intramural volleyball, likes horses, swimming, water skiing, tennis.a future lab technician is our . . . Bev LAWRENCE BROWN Never say Latin is a dead language around this kid, Latin Club, the Junior Classical League, Citizen staff, enioys writing, participates in all sports, plans on engineering school at Buffalo University, good luck to our , . , Lg-lie KAREN BUECHELER Wrote for the Citizen, belonged to many organizations including Art Club, Sophomore Choir, and her church choir, girls' volleyball and badminton, Her interests are reading, writing poems lridiculous ones, of coursel, studying conformity, and being out of her tree, She plans to attend Syracuse and study iournalism and art, afterwards, the Peace Corps, pet peeve: people, machines, and conformity, Best of luck to . . . Beeks alias Knickerbocker HOWARD BURDICK Honor Society, Student Council, likes sports, hopes to be a doctor after on Ivy League College, success assured for . . Howie 25

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JUSTINE COBB Worked for Future Teachers of America, BULLDOG, Dramatics club, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee, Safety Council, president of Horizon Club, City Cabinet, Junior Speakers' Bureau, girls' sports, enioys Waterskiing and football games, pet peeve: caddying at T,C., education maior in New England next for . . . Jus LYNN COHEN Homeroom representative to Student Council, Safety Council, Elece tronics Club, Red Cross, Sophomore Choir, likes stamps and gymnas- tics, pet peeve: people who want him to eat faster. Good luck at college to . . . Grin x MICHAEL COHEN Played in basketball and volleyball intramurals, Kegler in NHS's bowling league, interested in sports and car races, pet peeve: geom- etry, accounting . . . Mike RFP' COLBURN A great trumpet pl. NO k6.l hard for band, went out for intra- murals, corridor guide, AOVCS sports cars, lacrosse, baseball, pet peeve: Paul Field's cigars, looks like ci fine law career ahead for . . . Rex RUSSELL CHUTE This friendly NHS'er ran for cross country and played intramural basketball and volleyball, a real outdoor man, enioys hunting, skiing, boating, camping, archery. College and a career in science or aviation are ahead for . . . Russ DAVID CLAPP Nottingham's own good-looking tackle, played JV and varsity foot- ball, varsity basketball, varsity baseball, a member of Pro Lingua Latina, can usually be seen in his red Austin Healy, a real ladies' man, pet peeve: a certain green Ford. Future plans include college, then designing a sports car that really works. Success to . . , Dave The band equipment left on stage after a concert seems strangely stiff and quiet. Y, 1