Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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We hope our annual will be ra+ed among 'rhe finest we have puf forfh our ufmosf efforfs in publishing if. ln harmony wi'rh our vicfory 'rheme we have dedicafed a page +0 former members of The faculfy and Valley sfudenfs now in service. Ofher addi- Hons include: a page for The Adelphean Sociely, accounfs of hrsf aid classes. Our graduafing class is fhe largesf in +he hisfory of Onondaga Valley Academy, and in proporfion fhe number of honor s'ruden+s exceeds fhose of previous years. We are leaving a record +ha+ may well serve as a goal for fulure gracluafing classes. We, 'rhe sfafi members, submif 'ro you fhe I942 AcADEMY. - THE EDITORS l 1 I DEDICATION To The memory of our classmafe, DONALD S. POWLESLAND, We dedicafe 'rhe I942 AcADEMY. l N M E M O R l A M When we see frees casi off iheir winfry gloom And smile a+ Spring's approach wifh budded dress' Adorn fheir leaves wiih blossoms lhai' loo soon Are giv'n fo Summer and her fleefingnessi When we see lruil weigh down fheir ierfile boughs Then galhered up and empfiness reign fhereg We feel no grief-no Tragedy allow For Na+ure's pulse musi beai wifh no repair. Bum' we have seen fhe frosi of dealh descend Upon a youfh whose blossoms promised fairy We've seen his sweelness, courage, fairness lend A subfle fragrance, shaifering all despair. Our love, our fears shall keep his memory green: No blighling frost no sforms shall iniervene. -Joseph J. Dixon FACULTY E. Siewari Powlesland Principal Charles V. l-larlson . ,, , Vice-Principal Edifh Amish Social Science Kafherine l-lorrigan Secrefary Geraldine Andrews , English Alma l-lursi Laiin Leola Balz School Nurse Eloise Kercham Science Mary Barry ,Social Science Olive Langham English Sophia E. Bernhard Social Science Gerirude Lohff Mafhemaiics Eliof Birmbaum , lndusfrial Arrs Helen Mahar English Frances Bliss Fredericlc Boiiger Grace Brown Evelyn Cassidy , Marie Clark , Florence Dailey William Davison I-loriense Dederer Joseph Dixon Winiired Dixon Richard Forlies Mary Alice Giblin Failh l-larrner Fanny l'-larfflofl J. Waldene l-lines Mary E. Hogan Edi+h l-lorle , English Commercial ,English Assisiani Secrelary Physical Training , French Physical Training Music Laiin Science Eleclriciiy English Commercial Maihemaiics Dielician Malhemaiics and Science Drawing Onna Maloney William McLaughlin Merriii Mealcer Edward Miller Frances Moran Florence Mosher Jane Mosher Ella M. O'Connor Mary Ol-lara Geraldine Paddoclc William Paichen Eslher Phipps Elizabelh Roberlson Evelyn Sabbarese l-larold Sourhworih Ursula Sireeier Mary E. Todd Home Economics lndusirial Aris Social Siudies Vocaiional Adviser Physical Training Social Siudies Malhemalics Social Science Maihernaiics and Science Commercial Science English Acling Dean ol Girls Home Economics l-lisiory and Aihlefics English and French Librarian .5.,,,l.., . EEINIIIIIIIREE ACKLEY. JUNE Shes lrim and she's sweel, A girl you'd like lo meel. Valley Ball '40: K. E. '4l, '42g Annual Slall '42. Traphagen School lor Designers. ALVORD, SHIRLEY Though Shirley is quiel, she's versalile and oay She can make friends in a charming way. Chorus '39, '40, '4l: Adelphean Sociely '39, '40 '4l, '42, Treasurer '40, '4l: Vice Presidenl '4lg Class Night Commi1lee. AMIDON, ROBERT For ideas Pro and Con, Call lhe debafor, Bob Arnidon. Annual Slall, Announcemenl' Commilleez Red Cross '36, '37: Shew Box '37, '38: Travel Club '37, '38: Chorus '38, '39, '40, '4l, '42: Acaderny Revue '38, '39, '40: Dracova '38, '39, '40, '4l, '42: Call ll A Day : lnfer-High School Chorus '39, '401 Drum Corps '38, '39, '4Og Track '39, '40, '4l, '42: Foolball '4l: Cross Counfry '40: HLY '41, '42. BAILEY, EDWARD I-le's shorl and friendly, lull of vim: ll will be hard lo lose lrack of him. Hi-Y '40: Foolball '4l. Syracuse Universily. BANKS, BRUCE Aller coming lo school wilh a frown and sigh, He walches lhe clock as lhe minules lick by. Chorus '39, '40, '42g Revue '39, '4O: Dracova '39: Shew Box '40, Cross Courwlry '40, '4l: Tennis '40. Marines or P.G. BENNETT, RUTH Brilliance of mind and earnesl endeavor Brings a reward To a girl who is clover. Bowling '39, '40, '4I, '42, Womens lnlernalional Bowling Tournarnenl' '40: K. E. '40, '4l, '42: Tri-Y '40, '4I, '42, Presidenl '42. Powelson lnslilule. aa? A BENT, LOIS Quief and small and very endearing, Of her in 'the lulure, we'II all be hearing, Cheerleader '4l, '42. Office Work. BLANK, MILDRED She's as pleasanl as her sisler: And good luck, we do wish her. Work. BOLEN. ELMER Bunky, a nalural alhlele if lhere ever was one, ls sure 'ro be found where ever lhere's fun. Foolball '40, '4l, '427 Baskelball '40, '4l, '42t Golf '42t Senale '39, '40, '4I, '42, Sergeanl al Arms '4l, Presidenl '42. P.G. BOOHER, ROBERT Although he never has much fo say, l-le's always valuable in any way. Sludenl Council '38, '39g Baseball '40, '4l, '42: Senale '4l, '42Z l-li-Y '40, '4l. Work. BOUCHERON, JEAN The remembrance of a friend Can never, never fully end, Work. BOYCE, JOSEPH Joe likes lo do his work: And for The girls he's keen. Bur now he's doing lhe besl of work As an Uncle S:im's marine Marine Corps. BROOKS, WALTER Oul Io win in every way, ls our dear Wall, of O.V.A. Sludenf Council '39, '40, Red Cross '37, '38, Home Room Presi- denl '38, Baseball '39, '40, '4l, '42, Foolball '39, '40, '4I, Hockey '4l, '42, Senale '4l, '42, I-li-Y '40, '4l, Track '38. BUCHANAN, JACK If lime well spenl helps one To succeed The fulure will brinq all Ihinqs you need. Shew Box Slaff '39, Sludenl Coun- cil '36, '37, '38, Red Cross '39, '40, Assembly Commillee '37, Baskelball '40, '4I, '42. Syracuse Universily, BU RLEY, MARGYL A friend like her, Io have and know, ls one qood friend you can'I oulqrow. Class Niqhl Commillee, Annual Slail '42, Shew Box '40, Pi Omeqa Phi '4I, '42, Tri-Y '4l, '42, Swim- minq '40, '42, Bowlinq '41, '42. Syracuse Universily. BURTON, DONALD This handsome fellow wenrinq qlasses, ls seen handinq The Ieachers several passes. Sfudenl Council '39, '40, Red Cross '38, Announcemenl Com- milleeg Foolball '40, '4I, Senale '4l, '42, Bowlinq '4l, '42, Lacrosse '40. New York Slafe College of For- eslry. BYREM. JOYCE She's lovely and charminq, Bu? very alarminq, In spile of her size, Look our lor her eyes. K.E. '39, '40, '4l, '42. CAHOON, LEONARD Tryinq fo make lhe besl of if Is Leonard Cahoon, who does his bil. Dracova '40, '4I. Work al draflinq. ' .fi Q P 45 A l A ': 'L 1- F ' I Q' T .- ' ' 49-J- CALLAHAN, KATHLEEN A prellier Colleen is no? Io be found. ll's a pleasure iusf lo have her around, Chorus '39, '40, K. E. '40, '4l, '42' Baskelball '42. Colleqe. CARRUTH ERS, SHIRLEY She hasn'+ a worry nor has she a foe, Shirley's Ihe person you'll wanl lo know. Red Cross '39, Sludeni Council '40, Tennis '4l, Baseball '40, '4l' Swimminq '40. Business School. CARRUTHERS, VIRGINIA Thouqh she is small, she's noi obscure. Joy may she forever secure. SI, Lawrence Universily. CASE, CARL Carl, wilh his auburn hair, ls here, Ihere, and everywhere, In class you'll see him everyday, And al 2:30 he's on his way. Defense School, CAVANAUGH, JOHN A qracelul dancer, blonde and fall He'd ralher be found playinq baskelball. Baskelball '40, '4l, '42, Golf '4l, '42, Hi-Y '42. P. G. CHAFFEE. RALPH l-le's sure lo win in many X ways, If in Ihe office of Presidanl he sfays. Band '39, '40, Academy Forum '4I, '42, Annual Slaff '42, Presi- denf ol Junior Class '4I: Presi- denl' of Senior Class '42, Fra? '4I, '42, Financial Secrelary '42. Colleqe. CHRISTOFFEL, EDWIN He comes Io school wilh a qreal biq qrin And a serious slalus he's never in. Work. CHWALOW, DAVID He lakes home books, For Ihe sake of looks. CLAPP, RUTH Combined wifhin are looks and brains, And Io her friends sho al- ways explains. Chorus '39, '40, '4l. Work, CLARK. GLORIA When lookinq for an excel- lenl lap-dancer, Don'+ look lar, for hc-re's your answer. Orcheslra '39, '40. Dancinq Teacher. CLARK, RICHARD Dicks qol a small head, Bu? Iherc's a lol in il His qamc of life has iual bequn, Bu? he is sure Io win il. Orcheslra '39, '40Z Band '40, '4l, '42: Red Cross '40g Bowlinq '40, '41, '42, New York Slale Colleqe of For- eslry. CLARK, ROBERT He's of medium heiqhl and sfafely buill, His manners are noi' pelile. This handsome lad wifh well qroomed hair, ls a fellow you'll wanf Io meef. ' Sludenf Council '38, '39, '4I: Golf '40, '4I, '423 Bowlinq Leaque '4l. Q A CONNELL, MADELINE Shqrl and sweef, and line in sporfs She's an all-around qirl from all reporls. Annual Sfaff '42: Class Niqhf Commilfeei Chorus '39: Presidenf of Home Room '40, '4Ig Pi Om- eoa Phi '40, '4I, '42, Treasurer '4I: Serqeanr al Arms '42. Secrefarial School. COOK, CONSTANCE Here's Io Connie, a friend indeed. Her personalily qiyes her fhe lead, Academy Forum '4I, '427 Chorus '4l: Secrelary of Senior Class '42: K.E. '39, '40, '4l, '42. Colleqe. CRAGIN, DONALD A belfer place there couldn'I be If everyone were as smarl as he. Defense Work. CREAMER, MARY AGNES Tall and sweeI and full of qrace, When if comes Io sfyle, she seis The pace. Announcement Commilfeeq Ane nual Stahl: Class Niqhf Commif- Iee: K.E, '40, '4I, '42: Tri-Y '40, '4l, '42Z Chaplain '40, Presidenf '4lZ Bowlinq '4?. Business School. CURTIN, MARY ELLEN Mary Ellen was Ihe sori of lass: Any Ieacher enioyed havinq in class. Sfudenl Council '38, '39: Annual Slaffq Class Niqhl CommiIIee. Colleqe. DASHLEY, NORMAN He's rafher shy, bu? he'll qo hiqh, Because he is a reqular quy. Work. DAVITT, JAMES An inlelliqenf and handsome afhlefe We hail Jim amonq fhe elife. Baskefball '39, '40, '4I, '42, Cap- Iain '4l, '42, Baseball '4I, '42' Foofball '4l, Senare '39, '40, '4I '42, President '4I, Treasurer '40, '42, Serqeanf af Arms '39, DE SILVA, WILLIAM He's qood af schoolwork and fa if he'll slick Bill may be a farmer, buf he's sure nof a hick. Drum Corps '4I. Liberal Arfs Colleqe. DICKINSON, GERALDINE She's an all around qirl in every respecf As all ihe seniors have found. She's always konwn To do her besi, And never lef you down. Sfudenl Council '39, Annual Sfaff, Class Niqhi Commiiiee, Swim- minq '39, '40, '4l, '42, Volley Ball '39, '40. Nursinq. DOUGLAS, JOSEPH A quiel buf clever arf slu- denl is he And he'll make his mark in lhe world, you'II see. Air Corps. DRU MMOND, MARY ELIZABETH Alfhouqh she is the siudious sorf Baske1ball's her favorife sporl. lnlernalional Relalions Club '4I, '42, Chorus '39, '40, '4l: Basker- ball '42. Syracuse Memorial Nursinq School. EVANS, ELIZABETH ANNE She's qol nice hair And Oh! those eyes. When she slaps oui, She'll qei The prize. K.E. '4l, '42, Tri-Y '4l, '42. Colleqe. FAILING, ANNE She qained friends ai O.V.A. Throuqh her smile, and wine ninq way. Pi Omeqa Phi '39, '40, '4I, '42, Recordinq Secrelary '40, Presie den? '4l, '42. Business School. FARRINGTON, STUART Of Valley qirls, if he'd qive lhem lhe chance, I-lis looks and qrin would lonq hold The qlance. Track '38, '39, '40, '4l, Foofball '39, '40, Fral '38, '39, '40, '4l, '42, Treasurer '40, '4I, Presidenl '4l, '42. FITZGERALD, CHARLES Absorbinq of knowledqe comes easy fo Chuck And for fhe fulure we wish him qaod luck. Drum Corp '41, Bowlinq '40, '4l, '42- Foofball '4I. Work. FRANK, ORZELL Lei's noi call him a qirl haler, For on lhe oiher hand he's a firsl rarer. Work. FULLER. BETTY JEAN A falenred harpisl, a siudenf rare, Golden iresses, and very fair. Shew Box '38, Top Hai Revue '39, lnrernalional Relalions Club '4l, '42, Annual Sfafi, Senior Girls' Silk ver Tea Commiileeg Class Niqhl Commiifee '42. Hope Colleqe. GAGE, JEANE There are qualifies oulsiandinq, Jeane, we all admire in you, Frienclliness and perseverance is seen in all you do. Chorus '4l, Academy Revue ol '42, Academy Forum '4I, '42, Co- Ediror ol Annual: Enlerfainmenr Commiilee for The Silver Tea, Nursinq. GARLOCK, MARION In fhis person we find qrif, And in fhe world she'll do her bil. Swimminq '4l, '421 Bowlinq '4l, '42I K.E. '4l, '42. P.G. or Business School. GATES, BERNICE We could spend our money And we could spend our lime, Bul never a beller friend Could anyone ever find. Chorus '40, '4l, '42, Top Hof Follies of '4I: Academy Revue of '40: Academy Revue of '42: Academy Forum '42: Annual Slafl: Class Sonq Cornmifleeq Class Niqhl Commiflee. Work. GIANGOBBE, DOLORES J. Dolores is cule, small and sweel, She is a qirl you'd like lo meet Della Chaplor of K.E, '40, '4l, '42. Powelson lnslilule. GILMORE, DONALD ln lhe sprigq a younq man's fancy Turns Io Ihouqhls of love, they say: Seasons make no difference fo Don lf-le's fhe same way every day. Dracova '40, '4l, '42, Orcheslra '38, '39, '4O: Chorus '40, '4I: Academy Revue '39, '40, '4l: Red Cross '3B1 Hi-Y '4l, '423 PiAPl1i Frafernily '42. Syracuse Universily, GLAISTER, EVELYN Few words spoken never in- ferferes Wifh Ihe excellenf work lhal Evelyn adheres. Swirnminq '4l. Work. GOTHAM, CLINTON Clinfon Gofham, with his hockey slick, ls Ihe kind of fellow lhe qirls will pick. Baseball '40, '4l, '42: Hockey '40 '4l: Baskelball '4l, Foresfry Colleqe. ...ao- GOTHIER, DORIS Vacalion is her lavorile work Bul from her sfudies she does no+ shirk. Adelphean Sororily '40, '4l, '42. Business School. GOTHIER, DOROTHY The smilinq way is besl, They say. So, dear Dol, iusl slay fha? way. Adelphean Sororify '40, '4l, '42. Business School, GRAHAM, HELEN Quief and unoblrusive, She has charm lhal's nol elusive. Business School. GRAHAM, JANE A friend and sludenl all The dev, ln Valley's halls we wish she'd slay. Business School. GRAMER. MARY ANNE When Mary Anne is nol around ln Chemisfry lab, she's sure To be found. Class Niqhf Commilfeez Annual Stall: Pi Omeqa Phi '40, '4l, '42, HAMILTON, WILLIAM Bill, blonde and fall, and pains- fakinq foo, I-liqh-ralinq by all is awarded fo you. Baskelball '40, '4l, '42: Foofball '40, '4I: Baseball '39, '40, '4I. PG HANESSIAN, JOHN His accomplishmenls are many Throuqhouf his life you'lI see, As he made his name in O.V.A. Ralinq hiqh in chemislry. Academy Forum '4I, '42, Sludenl Council '39, '40, Red Cross '38Z lnlernalional Relalions Club '40, '4l, '42, Bowlinq '4l, '42, Worlr. HARNDEN, HARRIET JEAN To her slandinq in French We miqhl' all aspire This is one of her qualifies Thai all musl admire. Sludenl Council '39, '40I Girls' Leaque, Proqram Chairman '40, Volleyball, Assislanl Manaqer '39, Manoqer '40, '4I, Bowlinq '42. Nursino School. HARRINGTON, JANE Jane is friendly and lilies lo have luni When she wallrs in lhe class- room, Muliny's bequn. Chorus '41, '42, Senior Class Mu- sic Commiflee '42. Business School. HETERBRING. ARDELL Whenever, you speak, she al' wnys slops. And wilh lhe boys she'll al' ways be lops. Business School. HOLMES, BETTY LOU You're one cule qirl, dear Belly Lou May you have success in all you do, Sludonl Council '39, Cliorus '40, '4I, Top l-lol Follies ol '40, l94I Silhouelles in Rhyfhni, The Acad- emy Revue ol '42, Secrelary, Tren-xuror of Fnqlish Class, Acad emy Forum '42, Annual Slall, Cla-as Sonq Commillee, Dracova '39, '40, Tawunlca '4O: Della Chap- ler of KF. '40, '4l, '42, Class Niahf Commillee Chairman ol Will and Propliesy, Class Poem Commillee. Business School. HOLMES, MARY ELOISE She's calm and sure, as you ran sec, And she lcnows her Girl Scouls from A lo Z. Annual Skill '42, Badminlon '4l, '42 Syracuse Uriivorsily. HOUSE. EDWARD He'll tall and blond and handsome loo, An all around fellow, llii- one lor you. l'-oolball '39, '40, Nlloil. HOWE, ROBERT Shorl in slafure, very briqhl For lhe baslcelball leam, he sure will liqhl. Dracova '4l, Baslcelball '4l, Fool- ball '41, Bowlinq '40, '41, lnler- nalional Relalions Club '4l. Flyinq Cadel. HOXIE, RAYMOND He loolrs al the qirls ralher quiel and shy, When il comes lo baseball he's an eaqle eye. Senior Commillee: Foolball '39, '40, '4l Manaqer, Baslcelball '42 Manaqer, l-loclcey '40, '4I, Base- ball '40, '41, '42, Senale '40, '4l, '42, Secrelary '42. HUNGERFORD, JEAN ln arf and music qilled indeed True populurily we all will concede. Chorus '42, Recordinq Secrelary '42, Academy Revue '4l, '42, An- nual Slafl '42, Senior Commillee '42, Vice Presidenf ol Senior Class: lnler-Scholaslic Forum '4l, Home Room Secrelary '39, Pi Omeoa Phi '40, '4l, '42, Chaplain '42. Trapliaqen School ol Fashion. IRELAN D, JAY STANLEY ln .ill liii. sludies he does ipxcel, Bul in Chemislry Im dries ex ceplionnlly wall. Bawlinq '40, '4l, '42. Univeijly ol MlLlTlCji'lH, JONES, SHIRLEY She lilies. lo parlicipale in any sporl, And never a cross word does she relorl. Volley Ball '40, '4l. Normal School. KELSY, DORIS MARIE She's sweet and blond and Vefy qav, And that's always welcome at O.V.A. Glee Club '38, '39: Girls' Leaque '39, '40: Bowlinq '40, '4I, '42: Pi Omeqa Phi '4l, '42: Annual Staff. Nursinq. KINCELLA, ETHEL Her friendly ways and lauqhinq smile We won't forqet tor quite awhile. Girls' Leaque '39, '4O: Revue '39, '40, '4lg Basketball '39g Annual Staff. Business School. KITTS, WINIFRED Winnie's future is bound to be a success She has outstandinq person- ality as all confess. Chorus '39: Adelphean '39, '40, '4l, '42: Secretary '40, Vice Presi- dent '40, President '4I: Annual Staft, Senior Girls' Tea, Senior Prom Committee: Class Niqht Committee. Business School, KLINE, SHIRLEY Shirley is tall and a blonde qirl too, But she's okay and a pal for you. Band and Glee Club '38, '39: Chorus '4l: Basketball '39, '42: Volleyball '4I, '42: Bowlinq '40, '4I, 42: Softball '39, '4O. Nursinq. KREAMER, DOROTHY Good humor is somethinq we all know is rare And this younq lady has more than her share, Academy '4I, '42: Swimminq '4l, '42g Bowlinq '40, P.G. or Work. KREWENSKY, SONIA ln mathematics she is smart. Thus leavinq her memories, she'll depart. Exhibition '4I7 Play Day '4OI Homeroom Basketball '39. Business School. R wee., ' 'F if s Y 3 rf? -.a Q s .Ag QW LAIRD, ADRIENNE LAURA A popular qirl qitted in many ways She always shines in the O.V.A, plays. Class Niqht Committee: Poetry Editor ot Annual '42: Chorus '40, '4I, '42: Inter-l-liqh Chorus '4l: Academy Revue '40, '4I, '42: Drae cova '4I, '42, Treasurer '42: Bask- etball '39, '42: Volleyball '40, '4I, '42: Annual Stattg Shew Box. Work. LANGE, DONALD Very active, sort ot' small Bad natured? Not at all. Student Council '381 Announce- ment Committee: Football '4O: Bowlinq '4l, '42. Colleqe. LARKIN, LOIS ARLENE Lois is triendly so she'll qet by, A popular member of Pi Phi. Student Council '39: Bowlinq '39, '407 Basketball '39, '4O: Sottball '4Og Pi Omeqa Phi '40, '4l, '42g Annual Statt, Class Niqht Com- mittee. Colleqe. LAWSON, HARRY His feet are always in the aisle, When'er you want to pass. But that will never worry this lad. Who tries his hardest to be tops in class. Student Council '39: Bowlinq '427 Shew Box '4l. Colleqe ot Journalism, LEAMY, MARY JANE Mary Jane is popular with pals in O.V.A. Because she's vc-ry triendly and always qay. Chorus '39: Academy Revue '39: K.E. '39, '40, '4l, '42, Correspond- inq Secretary '423 Annual Stall: Class Niqht Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Senior Girls' Tea. Business School. LESTER. PHILIP He won't arque, he won't trown Nothinq ever qcts him down. Student Council '38q Student Court '37. Syracuse University. LINDSAY. FRANCIS In his weelc, Ihore's only one day ThaI's 'lwixl Friday and Sunday. LINFORTH, LOUISE We bow lo you, a scholar in- deed, And wifh olher Ialenls you're in The lead. Wfllk. LOWER, EUNICE She wenl merrily on her way, ln every classroom everyday. McDONALD, JOHN AI roller skalinq he's no shiilmer Mac really is .1 sleady worker. MCGEE, CHARLES To lend a hand he's always qamc, 'll-lelpinqu is his middle name. Plloloqrfiphy xelxool. MARBLE, ELEANOR Eleanor Marble is her name, I-ler qilf of qab has won her fame. Academy Forum '42: Jewelry Commilleeg Annual Slnllg Auhurn City Hospital. Q1 'Q N 9 5 MA RCY, ELMER Elmer Marcy. a line lulure he'Il reap I-le proves Ihe old sayinq, S+iII wafer runs deep. Home Room Presidenf '36, '37: Annual Sfall '42: Class Niqhl Commillee '42, Cnlleqc. MATHEWS, HAROLD In Ihe classroom or in Ihe hall. Harold is hardly heard af all. Worlc. MCELROY, WILLIAM Goodloolcinq fellow wilh plenly of dash With a foolball, we hear he is a flash. Worlr. MCGUIRE, HELEN Thouqh Helon's a qirl wilhouf much Io say We waqer she's doslined Io Q0 a lonq way. Tawanlca '40, '4I3 Dramalics '39. Business School, MCGUIRE, MARILYN Iv1ic:lcey's quiet sweel, and Charminq Wilh manner Ihal is quile disarrninq. Adelphean '40, '4l, '42g Secrclary '4I, Presidonl '42. Nursinq. MENTO, BETTY She's so quiel you don'I know she's Ihcrc Bul by her, all her friends will swear. Volleyball '4l, '42. Work. MENTO, JOSEPHINE Never a harsh word does she 55Y. Bur she's quiel and shy in her own small way. Sollball '4O: Baslrelball '42. Syracuse Universily Colleqe of Nursinq. MIELNIK, EDWARD Allhouqh he's shorl, Oh me, Oh my! Wilh Ihe qirls he's nol so shy. Phi Della Siqma '4I, '42: Corre- spondinq Secrelary '42, Foolball '39, '40, '4I: Academy Forum '4I, '42g Track '39. MILLER, BETTY JANE Come on, ioin her dancinq class, She'll leach you The Conqa, This charminq lass. Bowlinq '39, '40, '4I, '42: Basker- ball '40: Swimrninq '4l: Play Day '40, Exhibilion '4l: Bicyclinq '4Ig Compfomeler School. MILLARD, GEORGE Sleepinq is his favorile pasl- lime, While in Ihe halls or in his classes. Bul le? lhe qirls iusl pass him bv. I-le'll prove 'ro you, he doesn'I' nc-ed qlasses. MONACO, WILLIAM He worlcs wilh all his hearl and mind, A beller aclor or friend you'll ne'er find. Cross Counlry '39, '40, Inferna- Iional Relalions Club '40, '4I, '42T Phi Della Siqma '42Z Dracova '39, '40, '4I, '427 Annual. MOORE, BETTY She's 'lull of fun wilh a quiclc relorl And quile a lease is The re- porl. Pi Omeqa Phi '42: Dracoya '40, '4I, '42: Baslrelball '39, '40: Vol leyball '39. Worln, MORSE, BETTY If you wanl a lailhlul friend, Belly will be Ihere 'lil Ihe end. Bowlinq '39, '4I, '42: Tri-Y '39, '40, '4I, '42: Pi Omeqa Phi '42: Annual Slall. MORSE, DOROTHY A flair for clothes has she, And popular wilh lhe boys we see. Sludenl Council '4O: Bowlinq '40, '4I, '42: Della Gamma Della '4l, '42, Tawanlra '39, '40, '41, Secre- lary '4l: Proqram Chairman '39, '4O: Annual Sfall. Powelson's lnslilule. MOSES. HATTI E E. Behind lhe wheel, you will see, Hallie, on a driyinq spree. Dramalics '39, Tawanlca '39, '40, '4I, '42, Treasurer '40, '4l. Worlr. MUIR, ROBERT BoI3's always qoinq some place Wilh business on his mind, Throuqhoul his life he'll be in fronl: I'-le'll never qc-I behind. M URPHY, KENNETH Vacalion lime has come! Alasll Ol if he always dreamed in class, Srudenl Council '38, '39, '4O: Shew Box '39, '40: Bowlinq '40, '4I, '42: Class Niqhl Commillee. Marine Corps. MU RPHY. MA RY ELIZABETH Mary Elizabelh, wifh all her lrnowledqe, Won'l be Icepl, we lcnow, from colleqe. Home Room Presiclenl '4Of Pi Omeqa Phi '40, '4l, '42: Annual Slall '42. Business School. M U RPHY, RAY That man who has pride And shows in his sfride, A main of qreal fame f Ray Murphy is his nnme Work. MUTH, MARGA She has never said an un pleasanl word, And we don'l lhink lhal one will ever be heard. Chorus '39, '40, '4l, Tawanka '4l lnler-Hiqh Chorus '40, Muy Fesli v.il '39, '40. MYRTO. CARL From far and from near, Of his deeds we'll soon hear. NEWTON. KENNETH Counlinq his money lo every lasl cenl, ls how his lime is moslly spinl Dracova '4l, '42. Aviafion Mechanic Traininq, NORTH, JOHN Serious and full of vizn As a business innn, who proud of him. Academy Forum '42, Chorus '40, '4l, Cross Country '39, '40, '4l Track '40, '4l, HIAY '40, Avialion lndusfry. OLDFIELD, JACK Whenever you see him in his car You will know lhal Jack will qo lar. Baskelball '37, '38, '39, '40, ' Gel married and work. E ff' Ld i R is sf S... 1' C OLMSTEAD, CHARLES l-le's The life of a parly, and a lol of lun, Bu? lay-off qirls, he's reserved for one. Chorus '39, '40, '4I, '42, Sludenl Council '36, '37, Show Box '397 Hockey '40, '4l, '42, Bnsekmll 40, '4l, '42, Foolball '41, ORIHOOD, GLENN Glenn is popular wilh every friend, May this riifl never end. Foolball '4l, l-li-Y '4?. Syracuse Universily, OSBORNE, STACY SlaCy's a fellow who plays in our band And always willinq 'fo lend a helpinq hand. Band '40, '4l, '42, Orcheslra '39, Track '4l, Football '40, '4I. PACK, CHARLES Well rnannered, well dressed And when on the qridiron he's full ol' zesl. Foolball '38, '39, '40, '4I, La- crosse '38, '39, '40, '41, Hockey '38, '39, '40. Collcqe. PAIGE, BARBARA A Valley lass we will confess Whos pleasanl lo The eyes, And 0 vole from fellows al O.V.A. Would mdk- lliis one lhe prize. PEENSTRA, KENNETH Kennelh is his lirsl name, Peenslra is his lasf, And all his homework you will see, he's doinq very lasl. PETERSON. LENA She comes io school wilh her work well done, She sfill has lime lo be full of fun. Chorus '39, '40, '4l, Silhouelfes in Rhylhm '39, Worka PIERCE, DORIS Perseverance, deierminafion will carry her far For Doris is our idea of a shininq slar. 'N POLGREEN, RICHARD -2' Like The laiesf cars, he's quick on fhe pick-up. He never makes a sinqle slip- 1 ,, up. Football '39: Hi-Y '40, '4l, '42, Qzzlu ,U is 'Y ' ' M POTTER, FRANCES She sinqs a sonq wiih beaufy liqhl, Wilh such a voice her fu- 'rure's briqhl. Girls' Leaque '39, '40, lnfer-l-liqh Chorus '39, '40, '4l, '42, Academy Revue: Top Hai Follies: Silhou- efles in Ryfhm, Academy Revue '42, Pi Omeqa Phi '40, '4l, Dra- cova '39, '40, '4l, Chorus '38, '39, '40, '4l, '42. RANSOM. CHARLES Schoolwork is anoiher bore, If iusf makes Chuck plenly SOTC. Assislanl' lnslruclor Mechanical Drawinq '42. Aviaiion. 5 , Sw' 'V Q x 1 1, Q 'ln-r READ, JOHN In hockey, he is quile a flash And wifh qirls he's qof Thar cerlain dash. Red Cross '4l, Hockey '4l, '42. Colleqe, RICHARDSON, JEAN She's quief and sincere To your hear? she'll be near Business School. ROACH, DOROTHY She's quief and shy so lhey say. Tell us Doi, how do you slay fha? way? Bowlinq '41, '42, Della Gamma Della '42, Tawanka '39, '40, '4I. Business School. ROWND. ROBERT As soon as he qefs ouf of class, For Jeffery's barn he makes a dash Then on Thai moforcycle of his Look oui public, he's a whiz. Undecided. RYAN, MARTHA When belfer qirls are made This one siill will do. She's friendly, has lhal cerlain somelhinq We fhink so: don? you Lou? K.E. '40, '4l, '42C Syracuse University, SANDERSON, ADA Her ouislandinq personalily Makes popularily a realily. Siudenl Council '39, '40, '4l, Vol- leyball '39, '40, Baskelball '42, Girls' Leaque '40, '4l, Annual Sfaff, Senior Girls' Silver Tea, Secrefary Home Room '40, '4l, '42, Vice Presidenl '40, Syracuse Universily. SANTY, MARGARET She's a sporfswoman, one of 'lhe besl, She surpasses in every fesi. Dracova '40, '4l, '42, Tawanka '40. Work. SARGIS. BETTY She will find her place in the sun For her dancinq sure is well done. Colleqe. SEARLE, THELMA Alfhouqh she's very quief and shy, Her pc-rsonalily rales sky-hiqh. Business School. SCOTT, MADELINE Always has her work com- plated Never leavinq a Task un- heeded. Tawanka '42. Business School, SEELEY, BETTY Belly is headed for belfer Ihinqs Which we know her person- alify brinqs. Undecided. SHAHAN, JACK If Therc's a fask To be com- pleled wifhouf any delay Jack is sure Io do if in Ihe finesf sorf of wa . y. Track '42: Annual, Co-Edilorr ln- Iernafional Relafions Club '42. Massachuselis lrisfilufe of Tech- noloqy. SH UTE, RUTH She's a pefile, popular blonde OI whom everyone is fond. KE. '40, '4l, '42. Colleqe. 5 , 5 ' 8 SLOANE. ARTH U R I-le's quief and slow Bu? awfully clover, as you all know. Cornell Universily. SMITH, HAROLD We hear he bowls a very qood qame A mark in alrnosl every frame. Model Airplane Club '36, '37, Aircraft Factory. SMITH, LOUISE More charminq qirl you ne'er will mee-I She makes our hearls all skip a bear. Badminlon '42: Bowlinq. Business School. SPARROW, ROBERT l-lis abilify in archifeclural work ls of a superior class Alonq wilh his brillianl fufure l-le'll win a beaufiful lass. Assisfanl Direcfor of Mechanical Drawinq '42, Syracuse Universily. SPURLING, RICHARD Dick will make hislory in his day Because of his inlelliqence and charminq way. Foolball '39, Lacrosse '39, '40, '4l '42 Work. D STACK, ANNA MAY When she comes in class She slides in her seal: For when she comes in l?'s fhe lasf bell she rneels, Chorus '4l: Adelphean Sororify '4l, '42: Recording Secrelary '42. Business School. STEELE, MILDRED As a science slar she rales, In O.V.A. she has no hares. Bundles for Brifain '4lg lnferna- fional Relalions Club '4l, '421 Sfudenf Council '39: Pi Omeqa Phi '40, '4I, '42, Chaplain '4l. Syracuse Universily. STEVENS. JOYCE She has brains: she's friendly loo! Lendinq a helpinq hand 'ro you. Girls' Leaque '40: Chorus '40, '4l, '42, Librarian '4l, Properly Mana- qer '42: Academy Revue of '42q Adelphean Sororily '40, '4l. STRAUSS, HARRY On lhe looiball field he sure can play A friend and sporlsman in every way. SULLIVAN, JOSEPH Joe has a DCDDV. never-miss sfyle Keeps a-iolcin' all lhe while. Foolball '40, '4l, Bowlinq '40, '4I1 Annual: Academy Forum '42, Syracuse University. SWIBOLD, WESLEY As a lrack man he iusl can'f be beaf l-le wins his race in every meer. Cross Counfry '39, '40, '4l: Traclc '40, '4I Caplain '42. Michiqan State Colleqe. THOMPSON, CLARENCE Tall, handsome and powerful miqhl. l le's whal we call a maidl cn's deliqhlf' TILLAPAUGH, SUZANNE Cheerful, helplul, and neally dressed. She fool: her place amonq fhe besf. Academy Forum '42g Tawanlra '40 Adelphean '4I, '42. TRENHAM, EDNA MAY She's liny, pelile And has a personalily no one can bear. Complomeler School. VANDERBUSH, ROBERT No nicer a friend could ever be found. And for befler lhinqs he's sure lo be bound. Sfudenf Council '38, '397 Acad emy Forum '40, '4l, '42, Hi-Y '4I '42. Colleqe. VINAL, VIVIAN If ever you wanf a really lrue friend, One qood eveninq wilh her please spend. Home Room Chaplain '427 An nual Slaflq Dracova '40, '4l, '42 Vice Presidenf '41, '47, Syracuse Universily. WADSWORTH, ROBERT Leavinq The school is like a pill, Taken by Bob, aqainsl his will, lnlernalional Relalions Club '4l '42. Worlc. WALLACE, LYLE A belfer fellow you'll never meer And wilh a rille he can'l be beef. Band '36, '37, '38, '39, '40, '4l '42: Dracova '4I, '42: lnlorl-liql Symphony '40, '4l, '42, Colleqe. 1 WALTER, WALLACE Wally is a woll al hearl And wilh his car, he has a qood slarl. Lacrosse '39, Red Cross '39, Slu- denl Council '40. Colleqe. WEBSTER, BETTY Belly is everyone's pal With her smile she's a pop- ular qal. Pi Omeqa Phi '4I '42: Dracova '4I, '421Tawanl:a '40, '4I. Nursinq School. WELCH, FRANCIS With qirls he's never lhe sec ond fiddle I-le plays lhe lwo ends aqainsl lhe middle. Syracuse Universily. WELCH, WALTER Good loolrer, qood dancer, Here qirls, is your answer. Foolball '397 Baskelball '39: Hoc- lcey '40: Baseball '40: Gamma Siqma Fralernily '4I, '42. Colleqe. WELLS, BRUCE Diqqinq qraves is his life's arnbilion Il will keep him in a qood condilion. Academy Forum '42: Senior Class Treasurer: Hockey '39, '40, '41, '42g Lacrosse '39, '40, '4I: Fool4 ball '40, '4I' Senale '40, '4I, '42. Secrelary '4I. Undecided. WETENHALL. BENJAMIN Ben is quiel wilh ready wil And for every sporl, he'll do his bil. Foolball '41, Traclr '40, '4l, '42: Bowlinq '4l, '42. Colleqe. 'I - .. ,,.. y A J! , , A X x L .... N 'Qs X S WHITE, ROBERT A hislory scholar lo be sure! Roberl's fame will lonq endure, WHONHART, FRANCIS Success he is sure lo find, For he is qood al any line. Academy Forum '4I, '42g Pi Phi Fralernily '4I, '42. Colleqe. WOOD, EDWARD l-le's nol shorl nor is he squally, ln lacl he's ralher fall. Whenever you see him, always nolice, l-Ie's always wilh Wally or nol seen al all. Inlernalional Relalions Club '42. U. S. Marines Corps or U. S. Air Force. WOODRUFF, DONALD A handsome fellow, so very qay He's one lo chase your blues away. Marines or Army Air Force. WRIGHT, ALICE Alice wilh her eyes ol blue, Is a qood leader and very lrue, Red Cross '4O: Annual Slall '42g Girls' Leaque '40, '4I: Playday '39, '4O: Caplain l-lomeroom Bask- elball Team: Tennis '40, '4l, Cap- lain '40, '4I: Badminlon '4Ig Vol- leyball '4-I, Caplain ol Second Team '4l: Baslcelball '38, '39: Sofl- ball '4OI Thela Rho '38, '39, '40, '4I, '42, Financial Treasurer '4I: Badminlon Mixed Doubles Tourn- amenl '42: Girls' Badminlon Tour- namenl '42. Business School. YORKEY, JEAN You'll miss her cherry, Hello lhere, You'll miss her charminq smile In lacl you'll miss lhal cerlain cerlain somelhinq Thal malces our Jean worlh Sludenl Council '39: Junior Class Secrelary '4l: Secrelary ol Home Room '39, '4O: Treasurer ol Horne Room '4I, '42: Annual Slall '42: Academy Forum '4I, '42: K.E. '40, '4I, '42: Vice Presidenl '4l, Pres- idenl '42: Tri'Y '39, '40, '4l, '42 Treasurer '39, '40, Vice Presidenl '4l: Inlernalional Relalions Club '40, '4I, '42, Vice Presidenl '40, '4l, Presidenl '42, Syracuse Universily. MAcCOLLlSTER, RICHARD ' A Diclr did his bosl in every WOODARD, THEODORE C. qame l-lelpinq his leam lo win lheir Ted's qolden voice endeared fame. many a hearl And of lhe O.V.A. chorus he had a larqe parl. Chorus '40, '4l, '42: Academy Revue '4l, '42, Academy Forum '40, '4I, '42, Hi-Y '40, '4I: Senale '39, '40, '4I, '42. Vice Presidenl '4I: Serqeanl al ary Caplain '42: Hockey '39, '40, '4I, '42: Lacrosse '39, '40, '4I. Worlrinq al Glen Marlin Bomber Planl. ::. C L A S S P O E M BETTY Lou HOLMES 'Mid memories so clear lo us, Lay hopes and lears and plans, While Valley, maker ol lhese lhoughls, Uprighl and lender slancls. We'II lhoughllully loolc baclc and see The joys unfolded lhere, ln clubs we joined and sporls we played, Which made our slay so rare. Never will we lorgel her, Nor ever disloyal be, To lhe slalules lhal she laughl us, ln lhis land so lair and lree. As we leave our school ol work and play, This lriend so good and lrue, We will say lo you, clear Valley, Au revoir, and nol adieu. Color Maroon and While Calendar Class Day . May 22 Senior Prom . . . . June 5 Baccalaureale Service . . June Z! Commencemenl . . . June 23 Arms '4I: Foolball '4l, '42, Honor- SENIOR REPORT PfGSldGf1l 1 - H ff . Ralph Challee ViCe-Pf'6SiCl6nl' . Jean Hungerlgrd SGCFGJGVY Conslance Cook Treasurer Bruce Wells Valediclorian Iolm Shahan Salulalorian , ,.,, . .. Mary Elizabelh Murphy Class Nighl Adviser.. , , , Miss Brown Commencemenl Adviser, , Mrs. Slreeler 'OU HE gradualing class ol '42 elecled lhe above ollicers lo guide lheir aclivilies ' lhroughoul lheir senior year. Firsl class honors ol valediclorian are awarded lo John Shahan wilh an average ol 94-.89'Z1. Mary Elizabelh Murphy is salulalorian wilh an average ol 94.56C?i, Rulh Bennell wilh an average ol 93.8I'k, John Buchanan wilh an average ol 93.5IW and William DeSilva wilh an average ol 92.6I'70 have also earned high honors. Mary Ellen Curlin, Slanley Ireland, William Monaco, Sonia Krewenslcy, Doris Pierce, and Jean Yorlcey have an average above 9017. Honor sludenls wilh an average ol 85? or above are Shirley Alvord, Edward Bailey, Roberl Booher, Jean Boucheron, Margyl Burley, Donald Burlon, Kalhleen Callahan, Edwin Chrislolfel, Gloria Clark, Conslance Cook, Donald Cragin, Mary Creamer, Norman Dashley, James Davill, Mary Drummond, Charles Filzgerald, Belly Fuller, Jeane Gage, Marion Garloclc, Roberl German, William Hamillon, Donald Gilmore, Jane Graham, Mary Anne Gramer, John Hanessian, Harriel Jean Harnden, Jean Hungerford, Lois Larlcin, Harold Malhews, Helen McGuire, Josephine Menlo, Belly Jane Miller, Belly Morse, Hallie Moses, Marga Mulh, John Norlh, Marlha Ryan, Margarel Sanly, Roberl Sparrow, Richard Spurling, Suzanne Tillapaugh, Lyle Wallace, Peler Wallace, Francis Welch, Benjamin Welenhall, Donald Woodrull, Alice Wrighl, Frances Roller, and Richard Clarlc. Fourleen are members ol lhe annual slall. Many are also parlicipanls in olher school aclivilies such as dramalics, varsily sporls, sororilies, lralernilies and various senior commillees. CLASS SONG OF I942 Tune - Drinlc To Me Only Wilh Thine Eyes The lime has come when we musl parl And we shall lry nol lo grieve. Saddened are we, and heavy in hearl, We all prepare lo leave. The long, happy hours we'll cherish lore'er, And keep our lriendships lrue. So inlo lhe slrile, we'll do our besl, And always remember you. - By Bernice Gales ' we . fl' f ' 5, ' . 'is S ll Qc Firsf: Second: Third: Fourfh: Fiffh: Sixfhr Sevenfh: Eighfh: Ninfh: Tenfh: Elevenfh: Twelffh: Thirfeenfhz Fourfeenfh: Fiffeenfhs Sixfeenfhr Sevenfeenfh: Eighfee n'l'h: Ninefeenihz Twenfiefhx LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT E fhe Senior Class of l942, af Onondaga Valley Academy, being of sound mind and body. do declare fhis our lasf will and fesfamenf. The Senior Class leaves fhe Junior Class a grand school and faculfy fo deal wifh as fhey will. buf keeps all memories for ifself. Jean Yorkey leaves her capabilifies fo Jane Vadeboncouer. Shirley Carrufhers leaves her giff of gab fo Joan Monfague. Sfu Farringfon bequeafhes his pink cheeks fo all +he girls. Madeline Connell leaves fhe 'reachers in peace. The Gofhier fwins leave fhefr messy locker fo Bill Reilly. Bill DeSilva leaves his love of phofography fo Ellis Carrufhers. Jack Buchanan fakes his good looks wifh him for furfher use buf leaves his excellenf marks fo ofher fellows. Bernice Safes leaves fhe music room fo her sisfer, Carolyn, who un- doubfedly will use if as much as she has. Phil Lesfer passes his good nafure on fo all fhe feachers. Jane l-'larringfon leaves her arf of noi arriving on fime fo Mr. Pafchen. 'iTommy Sfack leaves her wiffy remarks fo Bill Tracy. Dick MacCollis+er leaves his arf of dafing fo Bob Talmadge. Efhel Kinsella presenfs John Esper wifh her smiles. Doris Kelsey leaves her blond hair fo Mary Jane Middaugh. Joyce Byrem leaves her cufeness fo Jean Dwyer. Clarence Thompson leaves excess heighf fo Tommy McGlaufIin. Ken Murphy leaves - wifhouf ambifion. Ardell l-leferbring leaves wifh a flock of admirers. John Norfh leaves - Sighlllll!!! CLASS PROPHECY WE PROPHECY THAT IN FIFTEEN YEARS: Firsf: Second: Third: Fourfh: Fiffhz Sixfhr Sevenl-h: Eighfh: Ninfh: Tenih: Elevenfhz Twelffh: Thirfeenfh: Fourfeenfh: Fiffeenfh: Sixfeenfhz Sevenfeenfh: Eighfeenfhz Ninefeenfhz Twenfiefhz Jean Hungerford will be a dress designer for Mademoiselle. Bob Amidon will be playing fhe fifle role in fhe Mad Scienfisfn wifh Vivian Vinal as his leading lady. Sonia Krewensky will be iusf anofher office girl siffing on fhe Boss' lap. Elmer Marcy will be Syracuse's loesf coroner. Mildred Sfeele will have a program on sfafion VALY called Tips for Ladies. Francis Welch will be a profege of Billy Rose. June Ackley will be drawing fhe picfures for fhe comic sfrip School Days in fhe Forfies. Doffie Morse will be an air hosfess. Kennefh Newfon will be a feller in a bank where he can sfill counf his money as he did in '42, Eleanor Marble will be assisfanf Nafional Red Cross direcfor. il-larold Smifh will be chief mechanic af fhe Syracuse Bomber Field. Ray l-loxie will be managing fhe Chiefs. Beffy Fuller will be fouring fhe counfry wifh her harp. Joe Sullivan will be a big business man so he can confinue fo puf his feef up on desks. l' Orzell Frank will be playing Romeo in Romeo and Juliet on Broadway. Anne Failing will have a full fime iob as a navy wife. Bob Clark will be 'a soldier of forfune. Mary Elizabefh Murphy will be a girl reporfer. Ben Wefenhall will be sfill frying fo make The five foof iump. Lyle Wallace will have reformed Mr. Meaker. Name June Ackley Mildred Sleele Shirley Alvord Bruce Banks Roberl Amidon Barbara Paige Donald Gilmore Madeline Connell Mar yl Burley RGIPTI Challee Mary Murphy Roberl Booher Joyce Byrem Jack Buchanan Conslance Cook James Davill Mary Creamer Roberl Clark Geraldine Dickinson Roberl While Belly Morse Jean Boucheron Eleanor Marble Philip Lesler Elizabelh Evans Anne Failing Mary Anne Gramer Charles Olmslead Waller Welch Jean Hungerlord Ada Sanderson Mary Jane Leamy Winilred Kills William Monaco Sluarl Farringlon Jeane Gage William DeSiIva Frances Poller John Norlh Francis Whonharl Bruce Wells Jack Shahan Bernice Gales Jean Harnden Adrienne Laird Mary Ellen Curlin Roberl Wadsworlh Roberl Vanderbush Jean Yorkey Belly Lou Holmes Francis Welch Recognized By Pug Nose Manner I-lair-do's Shirls Ideas Friendl Manner MusicalAbiIily Grin Vivacily Swagger Blond Hair Shillless Gail Baby Slare Prolile Conslanl Smile Physique Dignil Mosl Girls Friendliness Good Looks Sloppy Joe's Bored Look All Boys Jolliness Nice Clolhes Pi Phi Knilwear Gerry King Manly Look Talenl Smile Poise Clever Slride Knowledge Fral Earneslness Bachelor Gleam Voice Deep Voice Swanky Car Shirl Tails Scholaslic Slanding Vocal Cords Cerlain People Laird Fealures lnlenl Expression Wavy Locks Polileness K. E. Culeness Giggles WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? Theme Song Slardusl Once In A While Anylhing Goes Till Tomorrow Air Minded Execulive My Buddy Piano Concerlo In lhe Mood l'lI Gel By Il Il's True ll Makes No Dillerence Now Deep in a Dream Kiss lhe Boys Good-Bye I've No Time lor Love Somelhing Had Beller Happen Prelly Soon You've Gol lo be a Foolball Hero Failhlul Forever Hurry Home Be Happy I Know Why Someday My Prince Will Come Old Flames Never Die If I Had My Way Il's a Wonderlul World Forever Yours Miss You Challerbox You Walked By I Only Wanl a Buddy Nol a Sweelhearl I Don'l Wanl lo Walk Wilhoul You Jim Lel's Gel Away From ll All Everylhing I Love Tennessee Fish-Fry How Do I Rale Wilh You Jeannie Wilh lhe Liqhl Brown Hair The Farmer in lhe Dell Wilh a Song in My I-learl Someday Il's 3 O'cIock in lhe Morning Nighly Nighl Did You Ever See A Dream Walking? This Love ol Mine Dark Eyes How Many Rhymes Can You Gel Praclice Makes Perlecl I Musl Have One More Kiss Lillle ManfYou've Had a Busy Day My Man I Don'l Wanl lo Sel lhe World on Fire Ten Prelly Girls Usually Found Skelching In 30I Wilh Dale Never Wilhoul Beverly In An Argumenl In Bud's Limousine Lugging a Bookbag Thinking Up a New One Seldom in School Al a Meeling Near lhe Top Wilh Beers Looking Around Among lhe 90's Winking In Gym Wilh Belly Up 'lill Midnighl In Chemislry Willing lo Argue By Appoinlmenl Only Talking lo Them In Ollice Riding lhe Blue Ford Wilh Dick Wailing lor a Leller Everywhere Sporls Puzzled Day Dreaming Busy Wilh Winnie Displaying Slride O.V.A. Luncheonelle Presiding Helping Someone Going Sleady wilh Books Singing In Music Room Wilh Four Rubber Tires Collecling Dues Al lhe Top ol lhe Class Near Belly Lou Wilh Margyl In lhe Righl Place Ready lo Talk Holding I-lands Wilh Frannie In Anylhing Complicaled In Everylhing Where Gossip Is Blowing In a Group Maybe Arlisl Bolanisl Hairdresser Edilor ol Esquire Avialor House Wile Playboy Chamber Maid al Wesl Poinl Commenlalor Wealher Prophel Swimming lnslruclor Slill Loaling Isl Row in Chorus Truck Driver I-Iosless al Slork Club Waler Boy lor Yale Team Nurse Goller Gym Teacher Senalor Receplionisl Mechanic Dale Bureau Mgr. Owner ol a '3I Ford Ambulance Driver Navy Wile Forlune Teller Funeral Direclor Collar Ad Model Aslronomer Wriler- Tips lo Teens Ciqarelle Girl In Nighl Club Model Mad Scienlisl Deacon Social Worker Dress Designer Undersludy lor Rise Slevens Singing Wailer Scooler Manulaclurer Barber Dancing Teacher Sponsor lor Moylan Sisle s Buyer for Woolworlhs Poel WincheII's Girl Friday Movie Romeo Soda Jerk Firsl Lady School Teacher Girl Adviser al Vassar ANNUAL STAFF I942 Edilor-in-Chiel ,,,, .,,, .Y.......,,,Y,,,,,..,,,... l a ck Shahan Assislanl , , H, ,,,, , ,Jeane Gage Business Managern, , , William Monaco Assislanl Belly Fuller Circulalion , , Ada Sanderson Dorolhy Morse Mary Jane Leamy Publicily Doris Kelsey Conslance Cook Lilerary Bernice Gales Mary Creamer Mary Ellen Curlin Lois Larkin Organizalions , Vivian Vinal Eleanor Marble Sporls Elmer Marcy Mary Anne Gramer Pholography Jean Yorkey Joseph Sullivan Poems Adr:enne Laird Roberl Amidon Vivian Vinal Ada Sanderson Alumni Mary Holmes Alice Wrighl Arl Jean l-lunqerlord June Ackley Who's Who Margyl Burley Mary Elizabelh Murphy Madeline Connell Slalislics Winilred Kills Belly Lou Holmes Typisls ,Geraldine Dickinson Ethel Kincella Alice Wrighl Belly Morse ly. 1. 'sy ITH viclory as ils lheme lhe annual slalf has worked unceasingly lo make Z' lhe l942 ACADEMY a viclory annual. ln lhe lerminalion ol lheir line 'ia' li work il is well lo speak a lew words ol praise ol lheir accomplishmenl, a book ol lriends and memories which in lhe lulure will serve in reminiscence ol good limes al Valley and in keeping good lriends logelher. In apprecialion ol her able guidance and assislance lhe slall members wish lo express lheir gralilude lo Miss l'-lursl. Also lo Miss l-lorle, Miss Clark, and lo Mr. Powlesland go expressions ol lhanks lor lheir line work. Finally, lhe slall wishes lo acknowledge lhe work ol lhe Fryer Sludio and lhe supporl ol lhe adverlisers wilhoul which il would be impossible lo publish such a line annual. 1 fi? V , W 1 1 If L W.. -H 1 ' ' xi' Z JLAN Hur-AGEPFQR Au, r Z t s :X ? fl QHYTV X Ex' ' fl 'G if nr E P QQ' ggi, E I N, ACADEMY FORUM 58 412 CADEMY FORUM is an organizaTion oT sTudenTs who mceT aT The homes oT The members every oTher Thursday nighT under The supervision oT Mr. K9 ' PaTchen. The purpose is To discuss and To Try To solve some oT The problems oT The school and sTudenTs. This year iT has Tried To seT Two nighTs a week asidd Tor The social acTiviTies oT The school, The sororiTies and TraTerniTies To meeT on one nighT and The clubs To meeT on The oTher. The members saw ThaT There was a demand Tor weekly assemblies so Tried To help Turnish Them. Each day The boys are Taking Turns spending one aTTernoon packing The wasTepapers oT The school. Some OT The sTudenT problems ThaT were discussed were daTing, and how To geT along wiTh people, your parenTs, relaTives, Teachers, and Triends. The social acTiviTies have been parTies aT The homes OT John JeTTery and RoberT Vanderbush. ConsTance Cook Ralph ChaT'Tee Francis WhonharT Edward Meilnik Eleanor Marble Jeane Gage Jane Vadeboncouer MEMBERS Mr. PaTchen, Advisor Bruce Wells Jean Yorkey Lucille Lemkau John NorTh John T-lanessian Thomas McGauTlin William Reiley John JeTTery RoberT Vanderbush RoberTa Holmes BeTTy Lou Holmes Bernice GaTes Suzanne Tillapaugh JUNIOR COUNCIL Miss Florence Mosher, FaculTy Advisor PresidenT . . . . .Jean Smingler SecreTary .. .CharIoTTe I-line Treasurer . .. . . . . Joanne Viclcler Chairman I-lorveroom CommiTTee , .Bernice RuTherTord Chairman E'ecT'on Board , John Loche Chairman Ways and Means CommiTTee Mary MulTaire l-IE JUNIOR COUNCIL has been organized Tor Two monThs and meeTs second and Third lunch periods on Mondays. The membership, comprised OT one boy and one girl represenTaTive Trom The sevenTh and eighTh grade homerooms, is TwenTy-Tour. Because oT conTlicTing schedules, The ninTh grade is noT in The Junior Council. ln The Two monThs iT has been organized The Junior Council has made many plans and done several Things. IT has been inTeresTed in The magazine drive and has sold 5309.50 worTh oT magazines wiTh The aid oT The ninTh grade. Some oT This money will be used Tor deTense sTamps To be sold in school To The sTudenTs. A creed has been developed and plans To elecT a Junior l-ligh School presidenT soon are being made. FIRST AID CLASSES ll' ANY oT The Teachers and sTudenTs aT Valley are aiding in our war eTTorT by gi - S ..,: Taking The sTandard Red Cross FirsT Aid Course. The courses are conducTed Twice a weelc under The supervision oT Miss Clarlc, physical educaTion in- sTrucTor, and Miss Balz, school nurse. The Tollowing members oT The TaculTy are Taking The course: Mr. Powlesland, Mr. I-larTson, Miss I-Iorrigan, Miss Maloney, Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Phipps, Mrs. Ke-Tcham, Mr. Birnbaum, Mrs. Dailey, Miss Andrews, Mrs. I-larmon, Miss Dixon, Mrs. I-larmer, Mrs. STreeTer, Miss Brown, Miss Giblin, Mrs. O'l-lara, Mrs. Dederer, and Miss Todd. Among The girls Taking The course are: Alice Bailey, Frances Fay, Selma Abdo, Barbara FlaTT, Shirley Kline, Mary I-lolmes, Josephine MenTo, Louise SmiTh, Mary Anne Gramer, Ardell I-leTerbring, Jean Powlesland, Jean Dwyer, EThel Simmons, and Anna May STaclc. A i l l 4 l i l , l i l l l I l i l l li l ALPHA CHAPTER HI-Y O F F I C E R S Presidenf , , John Jeffery Vicevpresidenf , Willis Richards Secrefary, Burneff l-laylor Treasurer David Moore Chaplain ,Clark Monfondo Advisor Mr. Merriff Mealaer NEW MEMBERS FALL l94l - SPRING I942 John Cavenaugh Charles Sloan Jaclc Quigley John Esper Joe Boyce Mcrriff Mealcer Don Gilmore Russell Smifh Clarlc Mofondo David Moore Roberf Vanderbush Cliff Pursey Glenn Qrihood Ray Wenham VALLEY CHAPTER OF THE HIHY was organized fhe spring of 1941. If is a member of fhe local, sfafe, and nafional l-li-Y. Our chapfer was one of fhe collaborafors for fhe l-li-Y dance fo raise funds for war relief. We had delegafes af fhe Sfafe Older Boy's Conference and af The Hi-Y Assembly in Albany. l-li-Y also sponsored fwo assemblies during fhe fall ferm. As anofher of our proiecfs we senf a few hundred fexf books fo needy sfudenfs in Kenfucky. The purpose of fhe l-li-Y is fo creafe, mainfain, and exfend fhroughouf fhe school and The communify high sfandards of Chrisfian Characferf' TRI-Y O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Preside-nT . A . . , , Mary Creamer RuTh BenneT Vice-PresidenT , Jean Yorkey Jean Powlesland Recording SecreTary , , Doris Dibble Elaine MoTondo Corresponding SecreTary Jean Powlesland Helene Smingler Treasurer . ., . .J Jean Dwyer Carolyn Ryan Chaplain ,, , ,,,,,, Carolyn Ryan Joan MonTague Advisor , . . ,. ., , Mrs. PaTchen Mrs. PaTchen P Rl-Y meT Tor The TirsT Time SepTember 23 wiTh The Tollowing girls being inducTed: Rhea Maas, Nancy SmiTh, Marilyn Chick, Phyllis MacArThur, JaneT QF 'ip Halliday, RoberTa Crawford, Marion STrylcer, Jacqueline Dean, Joanne Murray, Margyl Burley, RuTh ShuTe and KaThleen Nicholson. For our proiecT of The year we lcepT our adopTed sisTer, PaT OsTrander, in Onon- daga SaniTorium and we visiTed her many Times during The holidays., On November 5Th we held a very successTul roller slcaTing parTy aT The JeTTerson Rollerdome. On December l8Th we aTTended a ChrisTmas parTy aT The home ol June Clull. We sTarTed The new Term wiTh a rush parTy aT The Y.W.C.A. We held our inducTion Two weelcs laTer when The following girls were inducTed: Gloria Russi, Doris Dolar, BeTTy Wells, Shirley l-lilTon and ConsTance CarpenTer. On March I5+h several girls aTTended Membership Day aT The Y.W.C.A. Our laTesT acTiviTy was a banqueT which we puT on in The school caTeTeria Tor The bowling Team. Presidenf , Vice-Presidenf Secrefa ry, Corresponding Secrefary, Treasurerm Y, Financial Secrefary Sergeanf af Arms, PHI DELTA SIGMA o P F I c E R s Fall Term .Sfewarf Farringfon Clarence Moore Marshall Websfer William Reilly John Brown Vililliam Gaedelce Spring Term Sfewarf Farringfon Fairfax Monfague Marshall Websfer Edward Mielnilc William Reilly Ralph Chaffee William Gaedelce mt.. HE FALL RUSH PARTY was held on Sepfember 22, l94l af Brofher W: Gaedelces house. Pledge nighf was held af Brofher Websfer's on Seplem- fx' 'RJ ber 29. The following Friday a hay ride was held for fhe candidafes. The final nighf was held down cify Ocfober 9, and fhe Formal rush fhe nexl nighl' af The Y.M.C.A., wilh a dinner for The candidales. The new members were fhe following: Ralph Chaffee, Clifford Pursey, William Tracy, John Esper, William Harris, Edward Mielnilc, Wesley Swibold, Donald Moore, John Hungerford, and Philip MacArfhur. Our main fall acfivify was our dance on December 5, wifh Crowley's Senafors af Valley. ln The new year, Fraf held fheir annual Fafher and Son Banquef on January 22, af Ausfin's wifh Leo Bolley as fhe chief speaker. February 3, slarfed our new ferm and a rush parfy was held af Ralph Chaffee's. The Pledge meefing was held af David Champoux's. The new members were: Charles Howe, Sidney Blackman, Wil- liam Monaco, John Websfer, Allen Galloway, Roberf Whifney, Roberf Torgersen, James Muller, Paul Ellis, William Morris, James Brown, and John Poyner. Our Formal Pledge was af Philip MacArfhur's and we had a dinner fhere. March I3, Phi Della Sigma held a parfy wifh K.E. af The Valley gym wifh dancing and refreshmenfs for all. Phi Delfa Sigma will hold fheir annual Sweefhearf Dance af fhe Valley gym wifh Davison's Commodores. DELTA CHAPTER OF K. E. O F F I C E R S Spring Term Fall Term Presidenf w.,., , , , Bernice Conway Jean Yorkey Vice-Presidenl , Jean Yorkey Connie Cook Treasurer, ,, ,, ,H ,. , , , Connie Cook Georgine Mulliner Secrelary ,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,., ,,,, M arion Brower Rulh Leamy Corresponding Secrelary. ,,,,, ...Doris Torgersen Mary Jane Leamy Chaplain., ,, . , Grace Brown Virginia Moon Advisor ,, ,, , , Mrs. Gerlrude Lohfl Mrs. Gerlrude Lohfll Properly Manager ,Y,, , , Marlha Ryan Marlha Ryan . ,Q HE DELTA CHAPTER OF K. E. slarlecl ils season ol' aclivifies by holding a W. M, dance November 2I in fhe school gym A gold fooiball pin was presenled .Q U l ,J X' l 1 ' . by K. E. lo Dick MacCollis'rer as lhe mosl popular loolball player. ln Seplember eighl new girls were 'raken info fhe socieryz Elaine Molondo, Janel Halliday, Carolyn Ryan, Pal Rand, June Ackley, Alice Evans, Jean Powlesland, and Helene Smingler. K. E. held fwo food sales. Phyllis MacAr+hur was chairman of lhe one held af lhe Seneca Super Marker and Elaine Molondo was chairman of lhe olher. The annual Molher and Daughler Banquel was held al Tubberl's, January I2. Jean Dwyer acled as chairman. Doris Torgersen represenled K. E. as Social Delegale al lhe convenlion al Elmira. Bernice Conway acied as lhe Business Delegale. A formal Chrislmas Dance was held in 'rhe Terrace Room of 'rhe Holel Syracuse during vacalion. Rulh Leamy acied as chairman. K. E. boughl a S75 defense bond. ln early February, a rush pariy was held ai' Connie Cook's home and laier in February, Roberla Crawford, Doris Dibble, June l-louser, Roberla Holmes, Joanne Murray, Gloria Russi, and Marion Slryker were inilialed inlo The sororily. Easier week rendered an Easier Dance al lhe Holel Syracuse. Rufh Leamy and Libby Evans served on ihe commillee. The Annual Silver Tea was held during Easier week ai Conslance Cook's home. Kalhleen Nicholson was chairman of lhe commillee. A Bullerfly Breakfasl in May ended a very aclive and successful season. SENATE O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf, ,,,.,,A. A,Y,.A Jim Daviif Elmer Bolen Vice-Presidenf. Bob Connelly Bob Ballard Secrelary .,A.,, Y,,,., , , ,Bruce Wells Ray l-loxie Treasurer... . , ,,Alex Cos? Jim Daviff Sergeanf al Arms ,,,...Y,.,,.,, ....,, E lmer Bolen Bob Beers N house of Senafor Siryker Many new members were sworn in They were v :ff Wes Klug, Clarence Sfanion, Johnny Billinglon, Winn Drumm, Ray Fox, Bob Booher, Bob Ballard, Don Burion, Wall Brooks, Bill Rofhenberg, Chuck Pollock, Bob Walker, and Bill l-larmaluck. HE SENATE SOCIETY opened ils school year wifh a rush parfy held af The ln Ociober we held a roller skaiing parfy al' ihe Jefferson Rollerdome which was very successful. On December Qlh, ihe members of Senate held a hay ride. Two hockey games were played wilh Fraf. The Senafe hackers proved loo much for The Phi Dells, beafing 'rhem rwice, 6-3 and 8-2. The new spring ierm was inaugurafed wilh a rush parly al fhe home of Senafor Daviff. Six members were sworn in af The meeiing. They were: Ed Kefaily, Dick Brown, Don Shepard, Don Golham, Bill Brown, and Arfhur Cosl. The firsi evenl ol The spring Term was a baskeiball game wiih Frai. Senaie overwhelmed fheir opponenfs by ihe score of 69-S. On March l8fh, Senafe was again viciorious, ihis lime beaiing Frai in a Lacrosse game. 5 - 2. On May I5+h, fhe Annual Spring Sporf Dance was held in ihe school gym. Scolfy Sykes furnished 'rhe music. I+ was bo+h a financial and social success. Also in May siandard jackeis were purchased by +he members. These are gold and black. To end a mosl successful and ioyous year, 'rhe members held an oufing al Green Lake. PI OMEGA PHI O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl, , . , ,, , T Ann Failing Ann Failing Vice-Presidenl ,,,,,,,.i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Helen Diringer Helen Diringer Recording Secrelary , Jean Lahey Mary Elizabelh Murphy Corresponding Secrelary Lois Larkin Jean Lahey Treasurer Marge Fiscoe Marge Fiscoe Chaplain Mildred Sleele Jean Hungerlord Parliamenlarian Belly Websler Pellv Websler Sergeanl al Arms uu,,.,,.u, , ,Virginia Symonds Madeline Connell Mrs. Amish Mrs. Amish Advisor , ,, ,, , . 52 QXQ 'PHA CHAPTER OF Pl OMEGA Pl-ll opened lheir lall lerm wilh lhe inslal- 1 lalion ol ollicers. Shorlly aller lall rushing began and lormal pledge al 9 i' lhe Onondaga Holel lollowed. The following girls were pledged: Margyl Burley, Belly Bugbee, Alice Bailey, Doris Kelsey, Lois Croiser, Barbara Spinlcs, Dorolhea Milchell, Jane Dashley, Adair Hine, Belly Hammond, Marie Cenlora, Monica Sperrey. The new members were enlerlained al a covered dish supper and lhealer parly. A penny rallle was held in Oclober. The prizel was live dollars. A Thanksgiving and Chrislmas baslcel were prepared lor a needy lamily. Our annual lormal dinner dance was held al lhe I-lolel Syracuse, January 9lh. Spring lerm brouglil inslallalion ol ollicers and a rush parly. The lollowing were pledged al lhe Holel Syracuse: Belly Morse, Donna Bougardis, Marie Vfelch, Frances Shellon, Conslance Carpenler, Juanila Sidley and Corinne O'Shea. The new girls were enlerlained al a slag parly. The Annual Founders' Day Tea was held al lhe Holel Syracuse on March l5lh. The alumnae were inviled. A successlul lood sale was held on March l4Ih al lhe Seneca-Salina Super Markel, On April 24lh we had our annual Spring Dance wilh Bill Crow lurnisliing lhe music. The Alumnae Banquel was held in May al Drumlins. The girls gradualing in June were given a larewell gill. A larewell supper was enjoyed by all lo close a successful season. TAWANKA O F F l C E R S PresidenT Y,,,,,,,,,,,, .. . .. .. . . . .Jane Vadeboncouer Vice-President .. , ,,, . ,, , Virginia Moses 2nd Vice-PresidenT ,,,,, Barbara FraThy SecreTary ,aa,,,,a, ,..,., . . . .. ..Madeline ScoTT Treasurer ,Y,.,,,Y....,.,...,.....,,..,, . . . ,Y,, Lucille Lemlcau Corresponding SecreTary .i,., . ...Jane LePierre Planning CommiTTee ...,, ... ,, .N , ,Marie LaPierre, Chairman Program Chairman ,,YYY,,,,,,., .,...,,. V irginia PoTTer Advisors ,,,,,,,i,,,A..,,i,,,,,,, .. ,.,, , ..Mrs. Donald Warner Miss B. Besig ' u AWANKA sTarTed The Tall Term by holding a rush parTy aT Lucille Lemlcau's home, OcTober 7. Rushees Talcen in were: Mariann Behm, Jean Crouch. i f n n a n, .: , . . , TTon, A Corinne Dorland Jean DuBois BeTTy Fish Barbara FraThy JeanneTTe Ju DoroThy LaSalle, Marjorie Rockwell, Dawn ScoTT, RuTh Van Wormer, E+hel Weeks, and Shirley Wilson. Pledge was aT The Y.W.C.A., OcTober I4, and formal pledge was aT The home oT GerTrude SuTTon. A TTallowe'en parTy was enjoyed by The members and Their friends November lirsT. Tawanlaa seT The Table Tor The SouTh American Dinner. A ChrisTmas parTy was held aT The Y.W.C.A. The girls broughT Toys Tor The ChrisTmas bureau. A Red Cross spealcer Told us whaT we could do To help defense on January 27. Tawanlca's annual calce sale was held on January 3I. Mid-winTer comlerence was held in CorTland and Virginia PoTTer aTTended as our delegaTe. Our roller slcaTing parTy, February l8, aT The Jefferson Rollerdome, was a big success. On March IO There was a rush parTy aT Madeline ScoTT's home. Rushees Taken in were: CaThrine Gilmour, Lucille Kiley, Audrey NichT, Doris l-lymes, June Drum, Shirley Blair, Mary Alexander, MarTina Ferrer, Marion Ferrer, Lois Jones, Mary Jane l-IoyT and Peggy Simpson. A Pledge was held aT The home of Gloria and Shirley TurTTeloT's. Formal pledge was held aT The Y.W.C.A., March 24. On April I4 The basl4eTball players were enTerTained aT a banqueT held aT The school. The girls wenT on a wild Tlower search April 28. May I2 There was an informal dance aT The Y.W.C.A. A Tea was held May 26 and presenT members meT pasT members and Their moThers. June 9Th, Tormal insTallaTion of new oTTicers was held aT The Syracuse l-loTel. This year was a prosperous and successful year Tor Tawanlca. DRACOVA O F F I C E R S PresidenT , . . , ,, ,William Monaco FirsT Vice'PresidenT, ,Y,, Vivian Vinal Second Vice-PresidenT, , ,,,, ,,BeTTy Moore Recording SecreTary, , .Lucille Lemlcau Corresponding SecreTary ,Louise Malia Treasurer, ,,,, , , . ,Adrienne Laird ParliamenTarian , , ,, ,Donald Gilmore T-lisTorian, ,,,Jean Marie DuBois RACOVA, The dramaTic socieTy oT Onondaga Valley Academy, had a very i successTul year. The meeTings sTarTed wiTh a bang in The early Tall, This l -.5 resulTed in The hilarious one acT play The MidnighT Ghosh a Tinancial success. The MidnighT Ghosh' was a Tarce comedy in Three scenes. Miss Fay SanTano was The direcTor. The nexT weelc TryouTs were held. Ten new people were admiTTed To Dracova. ATTer The pledge and The inducTion ceremonies, an inducTion parTy was held in The school gym. ReTreshmenTs were served. The members danced and played games. Worlc on a Three acT play, One Mad NighT, was Then sTarTed. The TasT moving comedy l:epT The audience laughing from sTarT To Tinish. This mysTery Turned ouT To be a huge success wiTh Miss BeTTy Packard, direcTing. ln The weelc oT March 23, TryouTs were again held, To be Tollowed by anoTher one acT play. ATTer This play Dracova had a spring parTy, a spring hayride, Then aT The close of The season The annual banqueT wiTh announcemenT oT oTTicers Tor coming year. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB O F F I C E R S PresidenT YYY,,,,, 1 Y,., ,A,,.w. .I ean Yorlcey Vice-PresidenT L,,,L, L , sssEd Wood SecreTary, ., . ,, .,,, .,.Audrey Buck Treasurer , , , ..,Olive Mosher Librarian and CriTic ,. .,Bill Monaco Advisorw, , , ,, , ,,,. , , ,, ,Mrs. Amish M: high school age furTher undersTand The problems of The world so ThaT some Q! fi day They can Take parT in so.ving These problems more nnTelIigenTly. HY, I-IE purpose of The lnTernaTional RelaTions Club is To malce boys and girls of ii, 4 ' A - , . , . . . This de-finiTion may lead pupils To believe ThaT The InTernaTional RelaTions Club is very serious buT iT really is noT. Every meeTing is so enioyed by all ThaT no special occasions are necessary. The sTudenTs meeT every second Thursday evening for a business nneeTing followed by a discussion on a given Topic ThaT is especially imporfanf in world affairs aT The Time. AT Chrisfmas Time a covered dish supper was held, followed by a briIIian+ Tallc from Jaclc l-leseldon. a former Valley sTudenT. The sTudenTs Then exchanged qifTs. All in all, iT was a ToTal success. The club aTTe-nded The STudenT Congress aT' Syra- cuse UniversiTy on May firsT and second. This was followed by a I-Iigh School Con- ference of lnTernaTional Relafions Clubs in The ciTy on May sixTh, also aT The UniversiTy. AT presenT, The InTernaTional RelaTions Club is small because iT is careful To aslc only people who are really inTeresTed in The club. This is The only requirement The organizaTion is one ThaT we are sure you would be inTeresTed in because iT is noT only a parT of The upbrinqing of an American ciTizen and a parT of The educaTior1 To which we are enTiTled in This free land of ours, buT iT is real wholesome fun! Presidenl Vice-President, .S , , Recording Secrelary .,.,, . ,, , , Corresponding Secrelary , Treasurer. ,. , , ,, , ADELPHEAN oi1FicERs Fall Term Winilred Kills Shirley Alvord Marilyn McGuire Marilyn Quonce Marge Zinzer Norma Rollins www Spring Term Marilyn McGuire Norma Rollins Anna May Slack Ernesline Tillman Marge Zinzer Virginia Slack P ,ssl K' A DELPHEAN slarled ils lall aclivilies wilh an inlormal sporl rush on Oclober My 1 3rd al lhe home ol Anna May Slack. l'This was lollowed by a lormal rush Chaplain. , , if 'ill A '-- I' al Mary Jane Middaugh's on Oclober IO and pledge al Belly Carle's on Oclober I7. On Oclober 23, len girls were lormally inilialed inlo lhe Adelphean Sociely in lhe l-liawalha Room ol lhe Cnondaga l-lolel. Those pledged were: Vir- ginia Slack, Doris Murphy, Beverly Riddler, Emily Erhardl, Janice Oerlel, Shirley Roderick, Geraldine Dawson, Gerlrude Noyes, Vera l-lorn and Shirley Meloling. Adelpheans enioyed a covered dish supper al Eslher Secor's and a roller skaling parly al lhe Jefferson Rollerdome. They ended lhe lall lerm wilh lheir annual l-layride on December 27. The lirsl meeling ol lhe spring lerm was a Chicken Chow Mein, Dinner held al lhe home ol Shirley Alvord. lnlormal and lormal rushes were held in February al lhe homes ol Shirley Roderick and Winilred Kills. The prospeclive members were pledged al Ernesline Tillman's, February 24, and formally inilialed al a banquel, March 6, in lhe l-liawalha Room ol lhe Onondaga l-lolel. Those inilialed were: Barbara Linlorlh, Faye Grube, Lois Pelrasek. Mary Jane Milchell, Mary Jane Slrom, Beverly Yaple, Olive Jane Mosher, Rulh Morse, Belly Rollins, and Lois Woolverlon. Adelphean wound up a successlul and pleasanl year wilh an inlormal dance al Guernsey island. . f 3 ur of 1. Vf . fd r Wh 'fs CHORUS O F F I C E R S ' Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl . John Norlh Roberl Henson Vice-Presidenl Frances Poller Hislorian . Frances Poller Marie LaPierre Assislanl Hislorian ,,,, Corresponding Secrelary , Properly Manager Publicily Marie La Pierre Elizabelh Pulver Lewis Naum Lewis Naum Jean Hungerlord Joyce Slevens Ada Sanderson HE CHORUS under lhe leadership ol Mrs. Horlense Dederer opened lhe l94IA42 season on Oclober 7 singing lor lhe slale convenlion ol lhe P T A The lollowing week lhey sang al lhe American Legion club o ' ' ' h use. On November 27 and 28lh, lhe Academy Revue was presenled wilh a weslern scene as a selling. The loilowing week lhe casl repealed lhe program al Roosevell Junior High School. December 7, lhe chorus was inviled lo sing al lhe Lalayelle Molhoclisl Episcopal Church. Plans were lhen slarled lor lhe annual Chrislmas program in cooperalion wilh lhe English deparlmenl. The same week lhe program was presenled al lhe Valley Presbylerian Church. Cn February 24 lhe chorus sang lor lhe P.T.A. ol Valley Academy. Nexl came a busy period ol sludy during whi:h lhey prepared lor lhe Spring Feslival ol fhe Syracuse High Schools on May Isl, al which Bernice Gales and Frances Poller sang solos. The season was closed wilh lhe annual banquel al Drumlins and lhoughls lor a successlul lulure. IN UNCLE SAM'S SERVICE ' L HE MEMBERS of Ihe graduafing class of I942 wish Io dedicale Ihis page of Ihe Academy fo Mr, Minsavage, Mr. Scofield, and Io all former sfudenls 9' V5 of O V A now unsellishly serving in our armed forces. We have prinled all The names we have received, buf all whose names do noi appear are equally in- cluded in our Ihoughls. ARMY Thomas Lynch Viclor McNeH' Grover French Leonard Thompson William Horlon Louis McCann Roberl Camp Warren Hoxie Richard Ayers David Kidd Donald Fosler Romberl Woodworlh Gerald Houser Joseph Squires William Fleming Frank Harper William Wrighl William Slienberg Edward Kenyon Ted Woodard James Woodard Lyman Dickinson Raymond Armslrong James Diangobbe Fred Drappo William Williams Jack Wells Duane McNeil Philip Redmond John Drumm William Peak Joseph Ferrer Richard Paige William Dineen James Wood Gordon Robinson Frank Harlburn lfeniamin William Gran? Murray Richard Malia George lJoel Bennelf Ralph Camp Sam Piscilell William Woodworlh Howard Level Spencer Baum Roberl Anderson Allred Haighl Frank McLaughlin Edward Rienauer Roberl Barry Donald Silkey William Horn Glenn Shaw John Lynmore Ralph Daino John Finmore Carl Goebel Roberl' Pele Howard Ray Donald Ellis Raymond Barlh Waller Dewill AIR FORCE Ray Yackel James Cornaire Roberl Beaulieu Bruce Brummill Pro Palria Gordon Palmer Richard Worden John Creamer Alex Brown Lloyd Harl James Sleinberg Charles Frascali William Cooper Carl Wilson James Slienberg MARINES Bruce Frasier Richard Harris Edson Perkins William Sanderson Frank Curry George Lemisler Howard Olmslead, Jr. John Burlon Dale Drappo Roberl Cogswell Roberl Dice John Woodworlh James Rand James Moran George Cosl Roberl Greenleaf Roberl Grassi Carl Reinauer Harold Bradley Roberl Dillenback Charles Cummings Arlhur Cross Peler Wallace Floyd Prilchard Joseph Rainone Howard Malia Roberl Guarasce John Hand Ray Pafchen Joseph Boyce William Sanders Roberl Budd NAVY Donald Day Roberl Connelly Alberl' Brown Paul Herbig lBomber Squadro Harold Pierce James O'I-learn Roberf Robinson Edward Torgersen Lawrence Robinson Slanley Smilh William Beard William Bush Wilson McCann Roberl Faulkner Roland Pierce Carl Hanley James Connelly Roberl' Graham Leslie Cook Charles McGowan Richard Ackler John Heselder Roberl Birdseye Roberl Murphy E TQT5?-1 W X. .NW M004 Q 4 K .M Q' LXVA lj lx' qfwrl 'G ' Q: , ' , J ' sv ' ala 1 ffm- Nw' x :ik F 'S 3 I K S W 'XX' 5 rx Q 'Q S' Q' U 1 x 4. if NE. 3 ggi 'Q wi: Y ,,,., .T--- uf 4 F' l A r R If- S ,.- 1 ix Qi W. ' BK EX' xv J t -- , ll S FOOTBALL S C H E D U L E O.V.A. 0 - l:uITon , , 6 O.V.A. 6 - VocaTional I2 O.V.A. O - Johnson CiTy I9 O.V.A. O - CorTland O O.V.A. O - NoTTingham H, N., I2 O.V.A. O - CenTral . 3I O.V.A. 6 - EasTwood , . . 7 I i . I HE I94I FooTbaII campaign began wiTh more spiriT Than a Valley squad has la had in quiTe some Time. The Indians did noT win one game and had buT S' 'Z one Tie, buT every game was a close one wiTh The excepTion oT one, buT The Indians made Them know They were playing a Team in ThaT one. In every game Valley would ouTplay Their opposiTion in The TirsT parT oT each haIT buT always would have a momenTary lapse where The opponenTs would come across wiTh a score in The Tinal seconds oT The halT OT The game. Valley began Their season early and opened in FuITon wiTh EulTon High School. Valley ouTpIayed Them ThroughouT The game wiTh The excepTion oT one bad lapse wiTh abouT 35 seconds leTT oT The TirsT halT wiTh a lucky caTch by Joe Chushman on a haIT blocked pass won The game 6 - O. Valley losT Two or Three good opporTuniTies To score. The Indians Traveled To Johnson CiTy Tor Their nexT encounTer and dropped a I9 - O decision To The Troians buT showed The Trojans more TighT Than They have ever been shown beTore. Elmer lBunkyl Bolen Threw some beauTiTuI passes ThroughouT The game and The lndian's Harry STrauss and Dick MacColIisTer played a beauTiTul game. Valley opened The ConTerence season wiTh NoTTingham and began The game wiTh a rush. The Indians, as beTore, played Their opponenTs To a s+andsTilI, buT Their momenTary lapse seT Them back I2 - O as The Bulldogs scored wiTh less Than a minuTe IeTT in The halT and in The TourTh period. Valley wenT To CorTland nexT and played Their besT game OT The season which resuITed in a O - O Tie. Valley scored Twice, buT The plays were called back boTh Times. The ScarleT champions Trom CenTral had one oT The besT Teams in The hisTory OT Their school. Valley, Though clearly ouTclassed, was by very Tar ouTpIayed as noT one member oT The squad who played in ThaT game bogged down Tor a minuTe. Charlie Pack, Ed KeTaily, Lew Wiliiams, Sonny Moore, and in TacT The whole line ToughT beauTiTuIly. Valley's closing game oT The season was a hearTbreaker. ATTer leading The EasTwood Bears all The way Through by a 6-O margin, iusT missing The exTra poinT, The Bears scored 7 in The lasT period iusT nosing ouT The green buT gaIlanT Indians on Their Ias+ sTand 7 - 6. Dick MacColIisTer was named on The All-ScholasTic FirsT Team Tor Valley. BASKETBALL 9 C H E D U L E Valley NorTh 47 Valley 37 EasTwood Valley EasTwood I7 Valley l8 WaTerTown Valley CenTral 38 Valley 44 NoTTingham Valley NoTTingham 4l Valley 32 Oswego Valley Auburn 25 Valley 32 C. B. A. Valley C. B. A. 29 Valley 29 NorTh Valley VocaTional 38 Valley 37 CenTral Valley CarThage 45 Valley 36 VocaTional VALLEY -.Q ALLEY'S baslceTball season was noT as successTul as iT could or should Q3 'lffiil have been. As Coach l-larold SouThworTh called TogeTher his TirsT pracTice f-xl session he had noThing buT an inexperienced bunch oT hard-baTTlers wiTh The excepTion of Big Jim DaviTT who was a varsiTy regular lasT year. Valley, how- ever, despiTe iTs laclc of success, Tinished in a Tie Tor TiTTh place wiTh VocaTional. Valley in iTs TirsT game was all buT sweoT Trom The Tloor by an experienced hard- TighTing NorTh Team. l-lowever, They didn'T quiT, as Norlh had To puT iTs TirsT line baclc in The game To sTop The Valley rally. The nexT engagemenT wiTh EasTwood Tound Valley Talcing an easy conTesT. Valley beaT VocaTional and EasTwood bo+h Twice and won only one ouT-oTNTown Trip ThaT being Auburn. As The scholasTic season was drawing To a close and NorTh was romping To TirsT place, Valley was losing alTogeTher Too much. Then came The Valley- NorTh game in our gym which NorTh was supposed, according To The papers and TradiTion, To have won easily. Coach SouThworTh, prior To The game, gave his boys The TighTing hearT To go ouT and bea+ NorTh. The TirsT parT oT The game Tound NorTh in TronT buT as The halT ended Valley leTT The courT in The lead I4- I3. Even inTo The Tinal Tour minuTes, Valley led 27 To 23, buT NorTh's advanTage on being able To subsTiTuTe Turned The Tide and They won ouT 40 To 29. Valley's conTribuTion To The ciTy-league was Jim DaviTT, who was placed on The All-Syracuse Team and Big'i Jim also won individual scoring honors in The ciTy league wiTh I42 poinTs. ReTurning Tor nexT season are Jim DaviTT, Walf Bolen, Bob Beers, Bob Woods, Elmer Bolen, Charles Sloan, Jack Cavanaugh, Bob l-lenson and Bill Reilly. The ouT- loolc is very promising. HOCKEY S C H E D U L E Valley Clin+on 3 Valley Baldwinsville Valley Rome . 3 Valley ClinTon Valley ClayTon , I Valley Tupper Lake Valley EkaneaTeles , : galley lIgloTTingham a ey ome , a ey ome , Valley ClinTon 3 Valley VocaTional y Af LAYTNG independenT hockey once more, due To The Two year absence of F5 The CiTy League play, The Valley Hockey Team again enjoyed a successTul 9 year. AT The beginning oT The season The Valley boys obTained The use oT The loT opposiTe The school Through The eTTorTs oT The Commissioner oT Parks and here They consTrucTed Their rink. Through Their consTanT eTTorTs They mainTained an excellenT rink ThroughouT The season. The Team was Tormed around The reTurning veTerans: Bob Booher, Bill Harma- Tuck, Charles OlmsTead, lvan RuTherTord, Bill STryker, Bob Walker, Marshall WebsTer and Bruce Wells. Newcomers To The squad were Bob Ballard, WalT Brooks, Alex CosT, Allan Galloway, Dan Moore and John Read. Valley Tinished The season wiTh nine vicTories and Three deTeaTs. All Three OT These seTbacks were by a margin oT one goal. ln The rubber game oT The Rome series, Valley ouTplayed Their opponenTs buT saw Their 4- I lead vanish when Rome scored Tour quick goals in The Tinal sTanza. Besides The above menTioned games, Valley won over Solvay, and C. B. A. in scrimmage TilTs. Marshall WebsTer received The only serious iniury oT The year when he suTTered a severe laceraTion oT The leTT eye. Warm weaTher caused The posTponemenT oT The CenTral New York Champion- ship TournamenT in which Valley was enTered. ClinTon, Massena and Rome com- posed The remaining Teams enTered. The games were To be played on The HamilTon College ice. A bangueT aT The home OT Bill STryker broughT To a close The l94l - l942 Hockey season. 04S B A S E B A L L SCHEDULE FOR 1942 April 27 Norlh al Valley Ivlay I4 Easlwood al Valley April 30 Vocalional al Burnel May 2I Norlh al Granl May 4 Nollingham al Valley Ivlay 25 Vocalional al Valley May 7 C. B. A. al Valley May 28 Nollingham al Nollingham May II Cenlral al Kirk Park June I C. B. A. al Schiller Park June 4 Cenlral al Valley 5 fs 'ZASEBALL has always been an enlhusiaslic sporl al O. V. A. and lhis year I d b ' ' I dd d 'N Q prove lo e no exceplion. Approximaley 50 can 1 ales reporle lo J: Coach I-larold Soulhworlh lor opening praclice. Among lhe players relurning lrom lasl year's leam were: lnlielders--Don Fuller, Gene Wells, Wall Brooks, Clinl Golham, and Bob Booher. Oullielders- Ray I-loxie. lhe leading baller lasl year, and Wall Bolen. Charles Olmslead, sub- slilule calcher lasl year and Will I-larrnaluk will probably lake care ol lhe calching dcparlmenl. Valley's lwo relurning moundsmen are Big Jim Davill and Marshall Websler, lwo capable lwirlers. The Rookies who showed up lairly well in praclice were: lnlielders- Bruce Wells, Alex Cosl and Johnny Billinglon. Oullielders-Don Golham, Bob Ballard and Bill l-lamillon. Soulhpaw Dumbo Reed, and Don Shephard looked lo be good pilchers and probably will see a lol ol service belore lhe season is over. On paper, Valley seems lo have a lair ball club. Coach Soulhworlh will have a hard job in picking oul a slarling line-up lor opening day, April 27. Norlh al Valley. The malerial is abundanl and wilh a Iillle good lorlune in our way Onondaga Valley Academy will be lhe leam lo beal lor lhe cily lille. x I :ii1,1LA I I I I I I I I I yi I I I 1 , f', won The pennanT from NoTTingham by deTeaTing C. B. A. in a posTponed X X game aTTer The season had closed. Therefore, This year Valley hopes ThaT, iT our own boys cannoT win The pennanT, some oTher Team may win The pennanT for us. Mr. Joseph Dixon, our Tennis coach, announces ThaT he expecTs Valley To have one of The beTTer Teams in The ciTy league This year. The services oT Don Kincade and Bill Chermak, who wenT via The graduaTion rouTe, will be missed. Mr. Dixon will, however, have John Esper, WaITer Welch, and Dave Moore around whom To build a Team. T E N N l S AST season, an oddiTy, provided much of The exciTemenT in Tennis. Valley 7 GOLF I942 I V. . ' HERE were Twelve men ouT Tor golT aT Valley This year, which is more Than W: :mg have been ouT in any previous years. This proves ThaT golf is becoming Q' 'K one of The imporTanT sporTs. The Team reTains iTs Tormer players: Bob Clark, acTing as capTain, Jack Kineey. and Dave Thayer. Bob Beers, Elmer Bolen, and John Cavanaugh are Three of The new recruiTs who look very promising. Mr. Miller and Mr. MacLaughlin, coaches, have improvised a meThod by which The boys will be consTanTly playing beTween Themselves Tor posiTions on The Team. Valley was Tied for second place wiTh NoTTingham lasT year, EasTwood being TirsT. The way The Teams look This year, Valley sTands a very good chance of finish- ing up in The lead. For The TirsT maTches, Valley will play NoTTingham High School aT Bellevue, on April I4. The TaculTy coaches play a TournamenT on The Handicap Basis, which is a new evenT This year. Mr. Miller and Mac are Taking parT in This TournamenT. Here's Hoping. ' TRACK I942 2 ALLEY'S Track Team sTarTed off The season wiTh 30 members, wiTh Mr. ElioT fig 'Q-L Birnbaum, The new coach, assisTed by lasT year's miler, Fairfax MonTague. Pl e VeTeran miler is CapTain Wes Swibold, ably supporTed by Sid Blackman, Donn Frickman, and Joe RoThenberg. In The 440, Jack Milligan will be supporTed by Ed Carr and Duke Cullen. Barney Shirley and Bold Amidon will TighT iT ouT Tor The half mile. ln The 220, Jack Milligan, lasT year's veTeran, and Duke Cullen will sTar. Jack Shahan and Mel Knowles are our pole vaulTers: Shelden Brown and Parker Prichard, shoT puTTers7 Ben WeTenhall, high iumpg Ed Carr, broad iump: and Bill Philps will be manager. CROSS COUNTRY '- 'iw ROSS CounTry of l94I consisTed of five members: Fairfax MonTague, Wes Swibold and Bud Huniford, veTerans: Donn Frickman and ArT MarTineau, g, 25' ,- newcomers, To Cross CounTry This year. Among The imporTanT meeTs were The Manlius inviTaTion in which Fairfax Mon- Tague came in TirsT abouT a quarTer oT a mile ahead of any opponenT. Mr. Davison was coach. GIRLS' BOWLING I94l-I942 , , ' I-IIS year bowling allracled many new girls in addilion lo lhose scores ol ii an aa h -I mi My girs w o parlicupale asl year. Every We nes ay l e girs mel al lhe S' 'fs Soulh Side Recrealion Bowling Alleys. On March 4, lhe six highesl bowlers lrom each ol lhe six high schools mel al lhe Jefferson Alleys lo parlicipale in lhe linals. Frances Fay scored second highesl in lhe individual games, missing lirsl place by one poinl. Dorolhy Morse caplured lhe second highesl place in lhe cily wilh her lolal score: while her individual score placed her lhird. Those who parlicipaled lhroughoul lhe year are: Shirley Kline, Caplain: Dorolhy Morse, Frances Fay, Dorolhy Roach, Belly Miller, Alice Bailey, Jean Murphy, Shirley Slanlon, Connie Carpenler, Adair I-line, Juanila Sidley, Belly Morse, Thelma Wormulh, Louise Smilh, Doris Kelsey, Mary I-Iolmes, Doris I-lyrnes, Jeanne I-larnden, Jean Crouch, Mary Creamer, Marion G-arloclq, and Margyl Burley. BOYS' BOWLING I94I- I 942 jbqgl I-IE Onondaga Valley Academy Bowling League enjoyed a lairly successlul season allhough il was necessary lo disband in March. The season began Q' '?: wilh six leams ol live men each. The caplains ol lhese leams were: Joe Sullivan, Kennelh Murphy, Ralph Challee, Sam Piraino, Edward Wood, and Richard Clark. Mr. L. W. Palchen acled as lacully advisor. The second annual bowling league banquel was held al lhe end ol lhe season. VOLLEY BALL Valley 37 - CenTraI 2,30 Valley 46 - VocaTional ,, . H23 Valley 36-Goodyear ,,.,,,, 32 Valley 24- NorTh ,, , 52 Valley 3I - EasTwood ,.,A. ,,,,,,, 3 I Valley I9 - NoTTingham ,H 39 t if ALLEY opened Their season by deTeaTing Their long-Time rival, CenTraI, -f I1 ij Ig: 37 To 30. For The second game ol The season Valley meT Goodyear aT The Valley managed To Top Them 36 To 32. NexT Valley meT Easlrwood To receive Their only Tie ol The season. Valley Then meT VocaTionaI on Their own courT. The game, which was unevenTTul, ended wiTh Valley winning 46 To 23. Valley Then wenT To NorTh where They received Their TirsT defeal' of The season. During The lasT game of The season, Vally regained some of Their speed, bul noT enough To beaT NoTTingham. AT The close oT The season, Valley placed Third in The ciTy league. The girls who played ThroughouT The season were: IsT Team- Barbara Paige, CapTain: I-Ielen WrighT, BeITy MenTo, Rhea Maas, Jerry King, Doris Dibble, Shirley Jones, Adrienne Laird and Virg'nia PoTTer. 2nd Team-Aiice WrighT, CapTain: Shirley Kline, Geraldine Diclcinson, Lois Jones, Marie Sellin, Jeanne DuBois, Connie CarpenTer, MarTina Ferrer, Barbara FreTheny, DoroThy LaSalle, Rose MaITiTano, Rose Mary Esper, Jean Jeffrey, Gloria Wildridge. Mary Fynmore, Dolores BabbiTT, RoberTa Crawford, JuaniTa Sidley, Arlene DieTz, Joanne Kelley, LeonTine SmiTh. Jeanne I-Iarnden was manager, assisTed by Doris I-Iymes. CHEERLEADERS U v. I-IE Valley cheerleaders in Their new maroon and whiTe suiTs made a very QQ Tavorable showing aT our sporT evenTs ThroughouT The Tall and winTer. This year's energeTic squad was made up oT The Tollowing girls: Mary Alice Coughlin, Libby Evans, Doris Dibble, ElizabeTh Pulver, Marie LaPierre, Shirley Seamon, Connie CarpenTer, and Lois BenT. TENNIS fkyac INGLES were played by Alice WrighT and Doris Dibble, while The .oTher f,Nv girls: Connie CarpenTer, Rosemary Esper, Barbara FreTheny, Jean JeTTery, i,?95f,Q Joanne Kelley, Germaine King, Virginia PoTTer, Frances SlcelTon, JuaniTa Sidley and Shirley Seamon Teamed up To represenl' Valley in The double comp-eTiTions. AT The end oT The season Valley had won Two games and losT Tour, while Goodyear capTured TirsT place Tor The Third consecuTive Time. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM I 9 4 2 K., if ALLEY opened The spring season wiTh The TirsT girl's baslceTball Team in Two gpljiff years. MosT oi The girls were inexperienced, however, under The able FX! 53. coaching of Miss Frances Moran, physical educaTion insTrucTor, our girls were molded inTo Tine shape. ValIey's TirsT game was losT To The Madison Municipal RecreaTion Champs, I6 To 2. Our girls showed Tine spiriT' in The Tace oT deTeaT. EirsT Team: Jerry ClaxTon, CapTain3 KaThleen Callahan, Mary Drummond, Shirley I-IoeTT, Jerry King, Ada Sanderson, Marian Ferrer, Jean DuBois. Shirley Kline, Adrienne Laird, Virginia Laird, Louise Malia, Josephine MenTo. Second Team: DoTTie Creamer, Connie CarpenTer, JuaniTa Sidley, Beverly Lane, Virginia PoTTer, Josephine ScoTT, Pauline PadgeTT, Marian MarTin, DoTTie Kozan, Louise Jones. SWIMMING WIMMING aTTracTed many girls This season. They meT aT The Y.W.C.A. 'fx'-WT' To Talce parl' in The series oT TesTs ThaT were given. The TesTs were conducTed ,J under a poinT sysTem, poinTs being given Tor Torm, speed and progress. The girls who parTicipaTed were CapTain Doris Dibble, I-lelen AbboTT, Mary Alexander, Kay Almy, Alice Baile , Barbara Budden, Mary Dundon, Frances Fay, Mary Frances EiTzgibbons, Marian Garloclc, Emily GusTaTson. Joanne I-lunTer, DoroThy Creamer, Jane MeTzger, Georgene Mulliner, Caroline Ryan, Marie Sellin, E+hel Simmons, RoberTa SmiTh, Nancy SmiTh, Barbara Taylor, Thelma WormuTh and Geraldine Dickinson. BADMINTON I Ni VADMINTON is conducTed on a ladder arrangemenT, The girls moving up A NL and down according To Their abiliTy. The following girls parTicipaTed This year: Doris Dibble, Alice WrighT, Marie LaPierre. Jerry King, Doris I-lymes, Mary l-lolmes, JuaniTa Sidley, Louise SmiTh, Lois Crozier, Peggy Simpson, Connie CarpenTer, Virginia PoTTer, Lois Jones, Jane LaPierre, Jean Worden and DoroThy Durlcee. The following Teamed up Tor The mixed doubles: Alice WrighT and Marshall WebsTer, Bruce Wells and Connie CarpenTer, John WebsTer and l-lelen WrighT, Bob Booher and Jerry King, Jack Buchanan and Doris Dibble, Alex CosT and JuaniTa Sidley. Bob I-Ienson and Marie LaPierre, Bob Ballard and Louise SrniTh. and Wesley Klug and Shirley Seamon. Marshall WebsTer and Alice Wrighl' were The4besT mixed double players of Those ThaT came ouT This year. Q i' f Pi' Viz 'Ita vw if' fr ., 'H A 5 Q , 1 ff f 'C . 1 B J. as...- . 1,,,,,,,,,,,,, f ' :nw Jxifziif' wg- Q w. N fs QMQ NM.. Q S- fl J' sm-sb 5 Un'-'V-0-aug-Q N- .,., ,.,,. I J? 1 kwa ww. . .. ... , x 5 A my 1 ov N M x as 5. is 5k ,ff . fx 1 swf.- f YT Bm! wk il'-pb A iff fu. ,ga W , 'f qw nmol! I938 I939 I940 I94I THE ALUMNI ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - Neva Curlis, Clyde Johnson. Alon Cole, Georqe Creamer. William McDouqaI. Roberl McLauqh- lin, Belly Morey. Mary Alice O'Donnell, Bellie Robinson, Harold Smilh. Charles Frascali, and Charles Hicks. June Bishop and Thelma Coqswell are workinq al Underwrilers Insurance Company. Louise Delaney Powelson Graduale. Belly Jones workinq al Onondaqa Pollery. Lucia Warwick is leachinq school. Lonnell Weaver allendinq Normal School. Francis Welch allendinq Niaqara Universily. Diana Wickham working al Wells 81 Coverly. Thomas Lewis workinq al Syracuse Airporl. Barbara Lombard Denlal Hyqiene School. Rundell Maclean allendinq Clarkson Universily. ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - Jeanne Buchanan, Roberl Frascali, Grace MacArlhur. Roqer Wicks. Evelyn Houser, Mary Allen, Wil- liam Ross. Charles Kirchenbaum, Belly Besiq. Roberl Blundred. Belly Brehmer, James Car- penler. Clyde Johnson, Chuck Johnson, Harvey Neilson. Dorolhy Byrem, Denlal Hyqienisl. Marlha Galloway allendinq Corlland Normal. Suzan Zimmerman allendinq Corlland Normal. Shirley Slrebel leaching dancinq al her own dance sludio. Bill Reilh workinq al Alpha. Paul Baum workinq al Globe Forqe and Foundries. Kippen Wells allendinq Colqafe Universily. Karis Smilh allendinq Keuka College. ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY -- Calh- leen Brown, Richard Church. Shirley Dousl, William Fey, Roberl Field, Donald Francis, Mary Ellen Goodion. Murial Hineman, Richard Lewis, Roberl Louer, William Peddie, Doris Quackenbush. Charles Ryan, DeForesl Slory, Thomas Walsh. and James Woodworlh. Helen Bardwell. Kalherine Clark, Georqia Coch- rane. Dorolhy DeSaw, Marqarel Greene, and Marlha Ludinqlon are allendinq Syracuse Normal. Marilyn Blaisdell and Jean Kinq are workinq al Crouse-Hinds. Geraldine Wilson in nurses lraininq al Newark. Orel Lanninq lraininq al Syracuse Universily Hospilal, Eslher Lee and Marion Burbidge lraininq al Gen- eral Hospital. Evelyn Colman lraininq al Crouse-Irving Hospilal. Marlha Wicks and Louis Harrinqlon are allendinq C.C.B.I. Jeanne Collins allendinq Rochesler Denlal School. Carolyn Colway allendinq Corlland Normal. James Green allendinq Duke Universily. Reubin Jellery allendinq Yale Universily. Belly Kero allendinq Curlis lnslilule. Eula Melz allendinq Powelson's. Merrill Challee is married and workinq al lhe Telephone Co, ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - Donald Kincade, Bob Louer, Ronnie Beak. Roberl Fockner, Roberl Maqer, Glenn Palmer. Bruce Ouackenbush, Barbara Williams. Jane Sweeny, Eleanor Molondo. and Belly Paul. Belly Jane Ferrer workinq al Rome Air Depol. Marianne Welle workinq al lhe Mohiqan. Doris Torqersen, Beverly Ryan, Jeanne O'Brien, Barbara Zimmerman allendinq business school. Jeanne Wriqhl workinq in Woolworlh's Charles Kelly allendinq C.C.B.l, Edward Wriqhl workinq al Keeshin's Transporlalion Company. Dorolhea Dodd workinq in Addis's. Mary Eqqleslon workinq in Skanealeles. Lorena Hymes allendinq Colleqe in Boslon. Donald Meech workinq al Fairchild Xi Meech Funeral Home. Roberl Pollock workinq al Glen Marlin Airplane Faclory, Bullalo. Shirley Skinner workinq al Carrier Co. , Roberl Sharkey workinq al Syracuse Lile Company. MARRIED - Rulh Dunn, Shirley Fellows, Beverly Conway, John Creamer, Alla Peck. Falina Po- reolis, Bernard Reilh, Georgia Slryker, Helen Huddleslon and Donald Gilpin, Dorolhy Gross- man and Clarence McKibbin. Gladys Jacobs and Huqh Pores, Neal Brown and Shirley Payne. Lyndon Clark and Dorolhy Billinqlon. Eleanor Clull and Ray Deuel. Ann McConnell and John Pollack, Alberl Medier and Dol Crulcher, Mary Phillips and Charles Harmon. Jack Fosler workinq al Schralll's. John Woodworlh allendinq Sprinqlield Colleqe. Roberl Larkin workinq al New Process Gear as a loolmaker. John Brown workinq al Carrier Corp, Edwena Brown workinq al H, H. Sullivan lnc. Marie Carle workinq al Onondaqa Pollery. Lorella Milchell workinq al an insurance ollice. Rulh Wilson workinq al Halcomb Sleel Co. Georqe Harris workinq al Kelley Bakery. Belly Huddleslon workinq al Syracuse Trusl Co. Helen Hickman workinq al Syracuse Transil Co. MARRIED - Elaine Cosl lo Charles Perkins. Georqe Harris lo Marion Rose, Rile Kahl lo Gene Wilber, Eslher Morey lo Duane McNell, Mary Davison, Violel Case, Jessie Peckham. Roberl Abell workinq al Armour Meal Packinq Co. Roberl Brown workinq al Rome Airporl. Harold Champlin workinq al lhe Liqhlinq Co. Vivian Conley. Carmel McDowell workinq al Chappell's. Roberl Couse workinq al Kelley's Bakery. Connie Demmon workinq al Edwards. George Donaldson workinq al an ice cream laclory. Mariorie Dunn workinq al Firsl Trusl. William Eaqer, Gladys Kelaily, and Joan Moran workinq al lhe Telephone Co. William Walrous workinq al Allis Chalmers. Sally Lewis is workinq. Mark Galloway allend'nq Colqale Universily. Helen Goll and Mendelssohn Hoxie workinq al Syracuse Transil Corp. Helen kHigbee working al Merchanl's Nalional Ban . Edward Merluzzi workinq al Merluzzi's Meal Markel, Leland Nickerson workinq al airplane laclory. Belly Walkinqslick is enqaqed lo be married. Marion Prosser is married lo Tom Lynch. Barbara Shaver is married lo Slu Erharl. Elizabelh Sheller, Alice Slrill, Virqinia Thompson. Elizabeth Websler, Winilred Holliday, Maire Kniesel, Charles Colvin. Violel Day. Lera Blewell and Mariorie Dunn all have been married. Marv Blank and Gilberl Madiqan workinq in Chapell's. Dana Coye allendinq C.C.B.l. Doris Cosbey and Jane Parlridqe workinq in Easy Washer Co. Bob Kilburn workinq in a bank. Mary Pollock workinq in Lincoln Bank. Avaline Plunkell is a P.G. al Valley. Shirley Shules workinq in Edwards, Gloria Sluarl in nursinq. Bernice Maas allendinq Sl. Lawrence Universily. Gloria Goodwin married lo Buzz Murray. Darlene Brooks, Belly Carpenler and Margarel Dirinqer are married. Hazel Burlon is married lo Donald Sleinalcer. William Sanderson is doinq avialion defense work. P I 0 N w S 5 T L I 0 U N T E TN HOC SIGNO VINCES Commercial Training-Highesf Standards POWELSON INSTITUTE 604 So. Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. 2-6051 j4nj1biujnr10l01oi4rinioienioicloicxi ACKNOWLEDGMENT MENTION THE ANNUAL WHEN PATRONIZING ADVERTISERS We wish +0 thank These adverfisers for 'rheir cooperafion. Our adverfisers have cooperafed wi+h us, le+ us cooperafe wiih fhem. o ,?n1:r1an1o1n1ain1u1n ifvioinioiuiniuiniuininn1niniuinininisiainioiai-niaoi ll H ll U II f n l! H T! 5 I! H BEST WIS!-IES TO CLASS OF I942 ll U N ll . 1 ll WRIGHT S DRUG STORES , ll T' 4740 s h I' I! ou+ Sa ma ai Seneca H Il : n ! . II Mndland ai Oshander 5 ll TI ll U ii H lf T T? T I! Q, I! ,mwah II H - , -- S ii ,, E., ..', . , A Il ' ji Sign fg E. -' - :fc 1 , Ti T H H ' II :mf wisii, Nw II 14,514 ,1,5:...5 af: 3 -,wr ,:, 'T' ,-N59 Q1'-4 4 'WAR ... . y: . T, -31 .. - . , ., - --Stab II 535. ...xv,'x.m.,' ,.,.:!,V5.:W NIU, V ,, W... ,.,. Pm ',. 1 sw v. 1' Sir Qi 'fn .' . :f2.1:.:.+: '-2f- 1-sf: '.1cf,.-:Er 1 - H ' .-. -f, J -5 ' ::.4 1 A .5--gr ' Pvt-'O 'N I 5 3 1igay5- i ' EE-'rE13.f:. 'f .zufefif:g:2i2SfEf?'Wim:ffsgimif5F115saifeiiisifgigigggiawah?:gif ezwfi-sw IT ll ssviegp-:fggagy-r,-T:uniifa'f'ffge'a's243frggffiwQIFfPQ::+Q.,.,:fa 1444512512 -1 :3'w:1-:L-.thc :fi ,':w-11 1f 4if'-f' 312-an-sSbf:ri75s3??Qkfrf' T' -'f2s5sPf4?'- H :Jr ,ii .X N .,. ik, V 'V A Tg,,u...L H ' A if' iff 1. '31 211, - - f. 2 Q' -J-31 :gif Prlnhnq Plafes 35' - ' 1-I 111 f 'ff' P T: . U fo' H -SQ: H fn .m,.5.g:g. X ,.-g g.. ',1.,:r1-,f5,,-,gl,':.- 1 ., H -v,?'12fG'TQ3691.3-12732ffigfie Pu V P0 5 9 5 Rafi 'ff A ' - 5f?ffir3':1--g',f.1T ' . U , li .m 11 .Six one or More Ti 'aff:-:'f.'f '11'21a31.i5A:-T,-gff1f1i':.X4'1AR.-g1q51,zir,I C I U ., J- su, - - , --,jffg-1-L,5., 0 Drs ,ggirkii-'j 2' 8 A 135: , .T 1 ' ,.SQ4 T .T - . zrxmieg II ll il U f flies'-fx. 'fI'gif:5g'L1 .-S-5-. Tf'4 :2z?:fs:f-1Tv3 .f' ' H A ,II I :iii-'51-14,. v 1'-faq -- 1 'Hi 75:-S21 M.-,!...w, V .,. ,H 4 , ,,,, ., QL'5':'S15135.QT,-qEj'g:.. hon ' 2 -5ElT3'? ll ll F:-.xx T ffii' cr:--,,,. 1.55.3 V-JV: . vp .-- Q Q . ,L - II ,WASTXIRQ on St. ll U : 'fZfC1ug, f -:5z1:1f,.2.5- -:K. - 'E-'lit 5: 0:11.101014:in1011141111411111vin14uianiaxiariauioiexinianifrivioiniuiuiuiuiniu fa Q Complimenfs of K. E. SOCIETY 'Fr0:i2lm.. '5: 'F9! '4 1010101410101 F R O - J O Y Syracuse, New York aiuiaiuiuioiuioiujaiuicniuiuiuisioi o1avj1r:1s1o1fnj1ni1r:1v:o1oqwi111o1ns1111cn11n:o14s1oi1 ozovic 10101014 fviuiaiuini 1 1 inixsn iniuini 2 1 ini 1 1 111111 1 101 101111 1 o .l:::1:i::n4 U U U U U U II U U U U U U 11 H ii u U U U u 5 U U U U II U U ll U U U U U U U Complimenfs of PHI DELTA SIGMA ZETA CHAPTER Eff' PCN 5 A ' KP CONDE T Y SHOP Qvmcusfnv 452-454 So Wumeu usvnmlss I -Q TIRE ,, THB IUDDIES H051 NY Complime-nfs of T H E F A C U L T Y civic 14a14n1u3u14x1n1av1o1cuioi4x1ax1a ioioioiaioiuianiauioia 14 ioioioiuiu rioiniiaininioi v1aln:1xi1n11:i1r1avinju11vi1xio11n1rn11x11pjrnjoiIli1vi :ini vi CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE The only business school in Cenfral New Yorlc approved by fhe Sfafe Deparfmenl of Educafion. A slale approved business school musl submif fo Ihe rigid requiremenls of: Annual visilafion by represenfalive of Slale Dc-parlmenl. Cerlificalion of Ieachers. Approval of courses and size of classes. Fair dealing wifh sludenls and public. Observaiion of classroom inslruclion. Regislered business schools are recommended by 'fhe Slale Deparlmenl wifh fhe knowledge 'rhaf people who allend Ihem may obiain a valuable business educalion. Fall Term Begins Sep+ember 8 630 Souih Warren Sheer Syracuse, New York WILLIAM J. VEIGEL, Direclor YOUR SCHOOL LUNCH TASTES BETTER wi+h a Glass of NETHERLAND MILK Enioy rich, creamy, nourishing Nelherland Mille every day. Sandwiches. cookies and calces Iasle belier Than ever when accompanied by a brimming glass of Nelherland Milla. Sold in your school caieleria. The Nefherland Dairy 2I5 Tully Sfreei Syracuse, New York Complimenls of SENATE SOCIETY 10102 siniuiniuin in ioiuicnirxioioiuioi niuioiuioi u1o1u14n1o1u1n-102 5 54:14 ioi o1 1' I Prep Sfyle Parade 'For ? Graclua+ion and Summer a+ Wells 8: Coverly'sl Palm Beach Wlwife Coals single or double breasfed . . . Sl3.50 Y W X Palm Beach Slaclcs in navy blue, or while . . 53.95 X X Y Gabarcline Prep Suifs in The wanlecl shades . . . 527.50 Y if i Prep Sporfs Coafs in camel color ....... Sl4.95 WELLS 8: COVERLY'S PREP SHOP - 3RD FLOOR 332 - 336 SOUTH SALINA STREET M E , ..,, X- Q 'O N Q S S - H ' M 51 ..,. rl ' i f MERRELLS, INC. DESIGNERS and MAKERS of Unusual Slafionery Clarksburg, Wesi Virginia WE CAN WE WILL WE MUST BUY DEFENSE BONDS Complimenls of HI - Y 101014:it-10101014vioiiuicxioicxiaxicviauicriaiuiniaioia 10101: Ijfbiuixxioinsiniui vi rinvinirxirvixxioiuini vininirxinirrirviuinifvisvi 114 COMPLIMENTS OF NIXON GEAR 8: MACHINE COMPANY INCORPORATED SYRACUSE, NEW YORK COMMANDER FOODS SELF SERVICE and LOW PRICES on over 3000 Locally and Nalionally Adverfised Foods The Brands You Know and Like Mosl Popular Boy:-Ralph Chaffee Mosf Popular Girl: Mary Jane Leamy Besl Afhlefe IGirII: Alice Wriglwf Class Conversalionalislz Eleanor Marble Cornplimenfs of H. M. BOOHER Lumber Yard Nedrow, New York S. Complimenfs of M. FLICKINGER CO., INC. WHOLESALE CROCERS inniuiuioguioiezlauxf 1010101011121 1411010 FRITZ PAGLIA'S TYDOL SERVICE Minor Repairs A LUBRICATION 75C I Amhersf and Salina GOOD WISI-IES F r o m F. D. GRAHAM MILK and CREAM 1o1 1a11r1 niuissioinioioioioioioioiasinrilaiuicsia CAMERON'S DINERS or sYRAcuse 508 Erie Boulevard, Wesf Erie Boulevard and Beech Slreel' 509 Easl Fayeife Sfreel' 403 Erie Boulevard, Wesf MORSE DAIRY zs1 ci-mssee Ave. Grade A Mill: and Cream Phones Complimenls of VAN DUYN P.T.A. Preffiesf Girl: Dolores Giangobbe Besf Looking Boy: Jaclc Buchanan Besf Naluredz Phil Lesfer l-leaviesl Dalerz Diclc Maccollisfer SENECA DAIRY GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM 400I South Salina Sfreef 2552 James Slreef GOODS OF KNOWN QUALITY al PRICES You Can Afford MODERN GROCETERIA 230l Midland Ave. 700 Soufh Ave FINN DRUG COMPANY moi soun-I AVENUE comer w. Bfzgiiion Ave. Telephone 4-9I54 - 6-l754 Phone 9-2650 Flowers for All Occasions THOMAS WILSON F L O R I S T I05 Sf. Loufs Ave. Syracuse, N. Y v11.11x14x11vicvionics11ni4r11ui4 iaviuianifxioicsiqvievioinisii 011 is 111011 14:10 ioiuiuiavibiuiuihiqioieini M O N A C O ' S Righl Nexl Door Io The School Where You Meef Your Friends When Ihe School Day Ends EVERY NEED FOR TI-IE STUDENT'S EDUCATION AND SUSTENANCE riuienirrisviuviwioinioizrini ri: Complimenls of DRACOVA SOCIETY CuIesI Girl: Joyce Byrem Culesl Boy: Slu Farringfon Class Blondie: John Cavanaugh Mos? Unruffled Senior: John Read TRY TI-IE DRUG STORE FIRST BRIGHTON PHARMACY 272I Souih Salina Sfreel Complimenfs of BLAlSDELL'S GROCERY 823 Valley Drive Complimenfs of BALLARD'S BARBER SHOP 4625 Soufh Salina Sfreef BROWN BROS. HARDWARE and PAINT STORES 2727 Souih Salina S+. ai Brighion Ave. I906 Soufh Avenue al' Elmwood 91110101 141014114 111114 icvitvicnianiugeniaxierguivczoifviuicxzuiesioioiaiqpi 1. 0,0 nina 14.10141 1071111 91014 is ComplimenTs of BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochesfer, New York Manufacfurers of CLASS JEWELRY and COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS C O L L E G I A T E CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 FIHI1 Avenue New Yorlr, N. Y. Class Cu?-up IGirIl: Madeline Connell Class FresI'I Air Fiend: DOI Morse Class Cu'I-up lBoyI: Francis Welch Class Songbird: Frances Poffer FRED L- DOLBEAR MARTIN s. HOWARD, Inc. MANUFACTURING JEWELER 2-3804 II6-I I8 E. Washingfon SI' 400 Eclcel Thoafre Building EVERYTHING IN BOOKS Class Rings Fralernily Pins Cornplimenfs of HARMATUK BROS. ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION GUERNSEY MILK Buy Direcf From The Dairy W. J. DESILVA Cor. Dorwin Ave. and Soufh Salina Telephone 5-I695 Onondaga Hill Phone 9-9802 vis 1uiaIioicio1oioioi4Ii4 iasisivixlnixicxivioinixciuuiuialriolxicricri uninin1rnioio1oilvisio1oiqilisiaioioimi :i11:1i 1010101011 isaiuiujuiuiesiuiu Complimenfs of EVANS DAIRY Phone 6-3I I4 I455 Easf Colvin Sfreef Complimenfs of ALPHA CHAPTER OF PI OMEGA PHI esf AI'I1IeIe IBoyI: James Davifi' Around Girl: Barbara Paige Mosf Likely Io Succeed: Jack Shahan Besf Dressed Girl: Libby Evans ReIax and Come Io 'the Movies Offen- You'II 'Always Find An ExceIIenI' Program af Ihe ELMWOOD THEATRE I828 Sou+I1 Avenue T A Y L O R ' S RED and WHITE FOODS Independenfly Owned and OperaIed 4720 South Salina Sireef CompIeIe Assorfmenf FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES CornpIimen'I's of D A V I S O N ' S COMMODORES CompIimenIs of T R I - Y 4l 101010101010 BURN KELLEY'S COAL lT'S BETTER - ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR Complimenls of ADELPHEAN SORORITY Besf Dressed Boy: Tony Welch Complimenfs of De arlmenf Sfores M C E L w E E' s P l600 Soufh Ave. 5I5 Midland Ave GI-Qgery and Markef THE STORES WHERE THE THRIFTY SHOP P ompf Delivery Phone 9-28I4 . Open Evenings OSTROM'S PHARMACY Drugs and Periodicals THE REXALL STORE Prescriplions Carefully Compounded Cor. Souih Ave. and Wesf Colvin Sf. S I Phone 4-3259 Complimenls of S W E E N Y' S aina af Brighion inisibilinilioilioicili 1 1,111 1.1 ,1, 1.10101 :.1n14.14.1u...n..n1u11.1011...u1u1u..n1u1:.1n1-.1111.1 ui 11:1 ui 14.111 1 OUALITY D A I R Y PRODUCTS Since I889 Phone 2-6I49 My job is Io serve Ihe Car Owner - Io help him gel The grealesf possible safisfacfion from owning and driving his car, wifh The lowes? possible ouflay for operafion and mainlenance. I musf do Thai job Io Ihe besl of my abiliiy - exercising my knowledge and skill always in Ihe besf inleresr of The owner. A. ROBERT PERRY 4727-29 Sou+h Salina Sfreef Syracuse, New York BLANDFORD'S . . PRINCE BAKERY Service Sfahon RICHFIELD QAS and Qu- I907 Soufh Salina Sfreef 4220 S. Salina Sf. Syracuse, N. Y. Tel. 6-I777 - Ronnie - School Drawing Malerials for AII Classes THE MUELLER ART COVER , H. H. SULLIVAN, INC. 81 BINDING CO. Ground Floor Slale Tower Bldg. 2202 Superior Avenue Phone 3-8I59 2I3 E. Genesee S+. Cleveland, Ohio Syracuse, New York f 1 e- 4.:vu-'-1-1u---siuun:ain'-- 1 1 1 1 ifsiugaiiniuicaioioiuioiuia lbioiuibioieioio nrio1rl1u11v1u BEST WISI-IES and GOOD LUCK From ALPHA Alpha Ice Cream Corporafion 4304-6 SOUTH SALINA STREET GEORGE B. G. KELLEY CO. General Insurance YOUR POSSESSIONS INSURED - YOUR PROTECTION ASSUREDU Easy Terms Arranged 2OI Chamber of Commerce Building Phone 3-l524 Class Big Shoi: Ralph Chaffee Besi Dancer: Mary Jane Leamy The Long and 'rhe Shori of I+: Clarence Thompson and WaI+ Brooks MORSE DAIRY 287 Chaffee Avenue GRADE A MILK and CREAM Phones E. CONINE GROCERIES MEATS We Deliver 2435 Midland Avenue Complimenis of BYRNE DAIRY INC. DRINK BYRNE MILK cauioiaioioiuieiiiiioinioioiuiiiiciioii W. H. ALLEN, Jeweler Tel. 4-I444 2305 S. Salina S+. VERN e. BALDWIN. Prop. Greeiing Cards-Gifis for all Occasions Experf WaIch, CIocIc, Jeweiry Repairing ioioioioioiuioieiuieiliuiibi xiiriciioioicxivioiaioioiuiuioi For VICTORY - VITAMINS VALUES When You Use: Clorox Carnafion Milla Nepfune Sardines Davis Bros. Canned Fish Anqlo Corned Beef Anglo Roasf Beef Greenwich Inn Preserves Greenwich lnn Jellies Kool-Aid Soil Drinks Kool-Aid Ice Cream Mix Jolly Time Pop Corn X'perf Gingerbread Mix X'per1 Devil Food Mix Min-of Cranberry Sauce Conway's Cranberry Sauce Whifls-o-Whea? Cereal Whiffs-o-Rice Cereal C. 8: E. Grape Juice Lynnlwaven Peanul Bufier Complimenrs of A FRIEND Complirnenls of CGIVIPUIVIENTS L. EDWARD MOORE I 50 Darwin Avenue THE ELK BAKERY 2233 Soufh Salina Siroof Tel. 4-7430 OF E. S. LANGE SIRlNG'S MARKET 4720 Souih Salina Sires? 1011 It 1 iuixiupilnlaiojericlinioi 1011 01 i0101A1ies3u 10301 iuinioimq iaioinic 1 main 1 ni- 1 sin 1 - 1 aio 1 nioinioinioioisiuimi PHOTOGRAPHS In This Annual By F R Y E R S T U D I O 3 I4 Easi' FayeHe SI'reeI' Duplicafes of These Phofographs may be ordered aI Sfudio We Also Make WEDDING PHOTOS TRIDENT PRINTING CORP. COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE P H 0 N E 2 - 7 7 6 4- 561 Su. Clinton St. -when Syracuse, N. Y. REMEMBER ME? Complimenls of BILL'S INN W A L K E R I S 4005 Souih Salina S+reef F I S H Groceries and MeaI's Hof Dogs I-Iamburgs ONONDAGA HILL See Us FO' - STABI-E5 LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES RIDING BOARDING EBELlNG'S SEED STORE e-ooo HORSES PLEASANT TRAILS lnsfrucfor-WeSI Poim' Trained ZI9 Soulh Warren Shed Phone 4-9137 M, S, Makyes Visif Our Pel Deparlmem' We Deliver .ifI10:1Iis101011P10ic:iaIin14n14I14n1cx14xi4n11Ilo:-i1r1ani4IicIi4Ii1 D111011visviepiai1xianioimrimriruisniivioimoicriiricviivianioinioioicvioifvioi. Complimenfs of Complimenls of A FRIEND CARVER DRUG STORE 5304 Soufh Salina Sheer Complimenls of JOHN G. BUTLER Complimenfs of ROSE DAIRY FUNERAL HOME 4706 Soufh Salina Sfreef 205 W. Newell Sr. Phone 4-8l89 Phone 9-2056 Syracuse. New'Yorlc ESCE FACTORY SECONDS fmz - 56.00 up and 9 Fl. Runners Sl.00 up -- Throw Rugs 50C up 9x '2 Fell Base Rugs 52.99 up af H19 Firsl Qualily Rug Carpels 524.95 up OUT OF l-HGH RENTS ECONOMY FOOD STORE VALLEY RUG SHOP 2730 Sourh Salina Sfreef 46I0 S. Salina S+. Open 9 to 8 Day and Niqhl Towing -- General Repairing VlC'S DUCO SHOP STUART NURSERY 328 Eas+ Glen Avenue Evergreens Hardy Tea Roses Phone H d Sl'll b H d Pl l dr Y ru S e ge an S Duco, Aufo Refinishing, Fender and PERENNIAL d ANNUAL FLOWERS an Body Worlc, Welding Cleveland Evergreen Nursery Cleveland. New Yorlr 263I S. Salina Sf. Syracuse, N. Y. .iuioicrioieniuisniuQiianiauicnicricsinixgpivioioivvill 1o CARL J. BALLWEG ioioioioinioiuiuioiuiurinini MCKEVITT 81 MADIGAN MEATS, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Midland Avenue, Cor. Bellevue Phone 5-9973 Complimenls of C R A N S O N Hardware S+ore The Neighborhood Handy SIore Complimenls of JOHN STEVENS I TAILOR and CLEANER 4705 Soufh Salina S+reeI' Complimenls of E. C. BUSHNELL NURSERY LANDSCAPE GARDENING Floribunda Roses in Po'rs - March I To Insure Early Bloom ll5 Englewood Ave. Phone 9-24I8 Complimenls of JAM ES BARTLETT Florisi' 2504 SOUTH AVENUE Syracuse, New York Don'+ Forgel Thal You Can Buy QUALITY COAL AI a Low Cash Price A+ FUEL CO. wi+h Offices af 669 Gifford Sfreei' We advise you Io fill up NOW. 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