Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1943 volume:

2 3 5 2 2 Q E ii S 5 ns:f e -.sxvnf fs-f,s:,u:' ,f an mamma :wma . 2.4 2 Y - 5 x THE ACADEMY Tn: AcAoEm is published annually by fhe Senior Class lo provide a permanenl' record of llle year's aclivifies of fl-ie seniors and give accounls of 'flue social funcfions, socielies, school organizalions, and sporfs achievemenfs of Onondaga Valley Academy. .,,', ODAY all over The lace of The ear+h Valley men i C . . ,pt H, and women are fughhng courageously for freedom. .Bt 56, . . -e. '- These men and women are bravely and willingly sacrificing Their lives Thar vicrory may be ours and peace may reign again. They have lelf happy homes and loving families +o go our fo face bleak loneliness, bloody ba++lefields, danger filled skies, or enemy infesfed seas. Yer 'rhey have no regrels. They know wha'r life under The S'rars and Sfripes has meanl +o Them and 'rhey are deiermined 'rhal Tufure generafions shall enjoy lhese privileges loo. I+ is in recognilion and honor of 'rhese men and women in The Armed Forces fhal we have chosen Service as our Theme. We have dedicaled our Memorial Page +o lhose who have given Their las+ full measure of devolion. ln 'rhe words ol Lin- coln we express our delerminalion. Thar lhese dead shall no+ have died in vain. May 'rhe gracious God above pro+ec'r and walch over our Service men and women who have gallanlly answered our coun- 'rry's call in her lime of need. May He hasfen lhe day when They shall relurn To Their wailing families. -Tl-TE EDITOR I V ..,, eg' As an expression of friendship and in recognlfion of her inspiring influence Hwe Class of 1943 dedicafes +his A d- emy 'ro M . ca rs I-lorfense Dederer. Edilh Amish , Geraldine Andrews Leola Balz , Mary Barry Sophia E. Bernhard Eliol Birnbaum , Frances Bliss , Grace Brown Eveyln Cassidy Marie Clarlc Florence Dailey William Davison , l-lorlense Dederer Margarel Dexler Joseph Dixon Winilired Dixon Richard Porlies , Mary Alice Cviblin Pailh l-larmer Fanny l-larmon FACULTY E. Slewarf Powlesland Principal Charles V. Harlson Vice-Principal Social Science Alma l-lursf Lalin English Eloise Kelcham Science School Nurse Olive Langham English Social Science Gerlrude Lohfl' , Malhemalics Social Science Eihelea MacWilliams Ac+ing Dean of Girls lndusfrial Arls l-lelen Mahar , English English English Assislanl Secrelarv Physical Training French Physical Training Music Cafeleria Manager English and Lalin Science Eleclriciiy English Commercial Mafhemalics Mary E. Hogan Malhemalics and Science Edifh l-lorle Kalherfne l-lorrigan Adeline Wfaliace Drawing Secrelary Commercial Onna Maloney Y Merrill Mealier William McLaughlin Edward Miller , Frances Moran Home Economics Social Science lndusirial Arls Vocafional Adviser Physical Training Jane Mosher ,, Mafhemalics Ella M. O'Connor English Mary Q'l-lara , Malhemalics and Science Geraldine Paddock Commercial William Palchen Science Eslher Phipps Social Science Plelen Pollalr Music Evelyn Salpbareie l-larold Soulhworlh Ursula Slreeler Charles Slover Mary E. Todd lflome Economics Social Science English and French Physical Training Librarian , 5 .-...x X xw .. fuk suv KN .Q www Q., . if r. .,:wr:.:, ,ha . A . wx x .iw-. X .xi Ax ' L1 Ni - Maki . y , Tsfglgglx ,Q xajwgxg X . sg Q X Q X . S w i'5 wx M is .x Q mx QS we rx N X SENIOR x A . ABDO. SELMA Prompfness, ambiiion Make her siand oui Thai she'lI succeed There's Iiiile doubl. Sfudenf Council '4O. Annual Sfaii '43, Chorus '4l, '42. Academy Revue of '42. Bowling '42, '41 C. C. B. I. ADSIT, DORIS With her excellenl voice, in Ihe chorus shb sings, Wifh her sweer manner, greaf pleasure she brings. Spring Concerf '40, '4I, '42. Spring Fesiival '39, '40, '4l, '42. Silhoueiies in Rhylhm '4I. Easfern Nazerene College. ANDERSON, EARL I'le's Ihe quiei Steady kind. A beHer friend You'II seldom Iind. Business College or Army. ARNOLD, DOROTHY Besides 'her norlhern hospi- ialiiy, She has a splendid person- aliiy. Band '40, '4I, '42. Bowling '42, Complorneier Operaior. BAILEY, ALICE Preffy and lively, A+ home on a horse Know who I mean? Why, Alice, of course. Pi Omega Phi Recording Secre- iary '423 Chaplain '43g Bowling '42, '431 Baskefball '433 Swim- ming '42. Syracuse Universify. BARR, WALTER II you know him You know why He'II be famous By and by. Phi Delia Sigma '42, '43. Track '42, '43. Foolball '42, Volleyball '43 iCapf.I Baseball '43. Armed Forces. f ET 5 ,G ,af ,W J ,J xi . Q41 l I -an . I , y I A4 X? . 52? a F1 ' fi fr N, . BEAN, FRANKLYN Although he's shor? and raiher small I-Ie throws a wicked bowling ball, Foolball loo, he likes To play Frank is well liked ai O.V.A. Sludeni Council '39, Annual Siaii '43. Drum Corps '39, '40, '4I, '42, '43. Bowling Team '4I, '42, '43. Fooiball '42. Air Corps. BERTRAND, DONALD Don Berlrand was a maeslro born And if mighf be his faie, To blow info a silver horn Or pound fhe eighIy-eighlf' Band '4I, '42. BLACKMAN. SIDNEY This handsome Don Juan Is also smarf I-Ie'll win many honors And many a hearf. Fooiball '4I, '42g Track '4I': Academy Revue '42: lfracova '4l: Sergeanf af Arms '42: One Mad Night The Villain Failed Again , Phi Delia Sigma '4l: Financial Secreiary '42. Syracuse Universify. BOGGS, WILLIAM A Io+ of noise: a lol of laughier Thai' lingers loud and long fhereaiier, Bill is always in his glory When he's felling a funny siory. Baseball '4I. Hockey '42. Syracuse Universify. BOYCE, WARREN Warren's hero is Damon Run- yan, I-Ie likes his siories of Ihe evil gunman, So Damon Boyce and all his mob Can be counied in on any Job. Siaie Guard. BROWN, ARTHUR In ihe summer-'rime he works a farm A farmer of renown Among ihe ducks and corn- whaf charm. Ah yes! if's Arfhur Brown. Morrisville Agriculiural. BROWN, RICHARD Dick is friendly wilh everyone. When he's around There's always fun. Dracova '42. Drum Corps '4I, '42. Foolball '4l, '42. Baskelball '4l, '42. Armed Services. BROWN. SHELDON Sheldon is a handsome lad. A beiler friend could noi be had. Senale '40, '4l, '42, '43, Foofball '40, '4I. Track '39, '40, '4l. Armed Forces. BUCK, AUDREY She's brighf and gay This prefly blonde Audrey is a girl of wlwom we're fond. Annual Slafi '43: lnfernalional Relalions Club '42: '42 secre- Tary: Dracova '42: Hislorian '43: Baskelball '4I-'42: Rho Gamma Sororiiy '4O: Secreiary '4I: Dra- malic Club '40-'4I: Glee Club '40-'4Ig Field Hockey '42: Cap- Iain '4I, Work and nigh? School al C.C.B.I. BUSBEE, BETTY BeIIy's game So Ihey say For any kind Of work or play. Bowling '40, '4l. Pi Phi '4I: Publicily Ediior '42, '43. Syracuse Universily. BURNS, HENRY AI lasl he can say, l've done il, He'll make a firm resolve, Thai no mailer when he Travels, His smile will nof dissolve. Hi-Y '43, U. S. Morchanl Marines. CARLSON, DORIS A sweel and friendly girl is she You'd like her aufomafically. Enfered from Noriln Syracuse High School: Sfudenl Council '4Ig Baske+ball '42g Maioreffe '4l, '42. . I I l - Q Ng ,, . in Y' J F l of 94, is. S? E? 5. l ig I R' 'W CARR, EDWARD A wizard in chemislry ls Ed Carr ln 'rhaf 'field He'll probably go far. Foofball '4I, Track '39, '40, '4I. Rensselaer Polyiechnic lnsfiiuie. Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps. CARRUTHERS, ELLIS A chemisf wifh a pofenl mind, No lime Io chew 'rhe blubber, He hurries so Ihal he mighf find A subslilufe for rubber. Band '4l, '42. J. V. Baskelball '4I. O. V. A. Drum Corp. '4I, '42. CHARD. CHARLOTTE She always wears a smile on her face. And walks around school al a merry pace. Bell Telephone Company. CLARK, SHIRLEY She's very smarl' We know well, Bu? we like her 'cause We Think she's swell, Chorus '43. Syracuse Normal School. CLAYTON. ROBERT All in all he's one greai guy, Meef him once and you'll know why. Track '42. Army. CONWAY, HOWARD The airplanes Howie likes Io dI'5W Are Ihe classiesl 'rhings you ever saw. Phi Della Sigma '42. Armed Forces. CRABTREE. WILLIAM To Bill our hais we all should dofl, While he al slay-al-homes does scohf, The ralioning board exerls no force To ban his riding on his horse. Agriculfural. CRAGIN, BOB Bob Cragin is cule, fhere's no denying, His indililerenf manner leaves all lhe girls sighing. Senafe '43, Navy. CROSBY, LILA She's one of our cufesf And cleveresl lasses She's usually Tops ln all her classes. Syracuse Universily. CROSBY, LYMAN A fine sfudenl and happy they say Which made him well lilied al O.V.A. Senafe '42, '43, l-loclrey Manager '42-'43, CROZIER, LOIS Tall and blonde And very preffy Good fun, because She's always willy. Pi Omega Phi '42, '43, Badminfon '42. Chorus '4l, '42. Worlr. DAWSON, JERRY As a maiorefle, she ranlcs quile high, And when she's near, ihe boys all Sigh. Tri-Y '4l, '42, '43, Adelphean '4I, '43: Recording Secrefary '42g Presidenr of Twirlers '4I, '42. Business School. 3 Q A zi' fy ii 'Y VPN Q K x DEAN, JACQUELINE Arlisfic is ihis dark-haired lass, She's usually found in Miss I-Iorle's class. K.E. '4l, '42, '43. Syracuse Universily. DENCE, CARLTON A Brillianf Boy, wilh lofs ol'- sense We recognize rhese virfues in Carllon Dence. Annual Sfali '43. Syracuse Ilniversily. DENNY, RICHARD A follower of Daniel Boone. I-Ie's dealh on sigh? lo deer or coon. Fear no? the ralioning of The eals. Jusf s+op af Denny's for your meals, Foolball '4l. Bowling '4l, '42, '43. Army Air Corps. DIBBLE, DORIS Tho' she excells When i+ comes To boolrs She's also lops When you're rafing looks. Secrefary, Senior Class: Vice Pres., Junior Class: K.E. '42: Pres- idenl' '43, Tri-Y '4l: Recording Sec. '42, '43: Cheerleader '4l, '42, '43: Volleyball '41, '42, '43: Badminfon '4I, '42, '43: Swim- ming '4I Capfain: '43Z Baseball '41, '423 Tennis '4I, '42. Syracuse Universify. DODD, SHIRLEY Shirley has a lovely voice A career of music Should be her choice l-lislorian of Chorus '42, '4-3: Re- view of '42: Presidenl' of Home Room '4Oj Chorus '40, '4l, '42, '43: Volleyball '4l: Follies of '42. New Yorlc Telephone Company. DU BOIS, JEAN The young lady is an alhlele af hearf, And we qalher from Ihe leach ers she's also quire smarl. Sludenl Council '40, Annual Slalf '43g Girls' League '40, '4l2 Acade erny Forum '42, '43: Tawanlia '4I, '42: Adelphean '42, '43: Dracova '4O: l-lislorian '4I, '42, Secrefary '42, '432 One Mad Night, Midniqh+ Ghosfu: Volleyball '4l. '42, '43: Basketball '4I, '42, '43: Serviceball '42: Sollball '4l, '42, '43, Play Day Exhibilion '42. Business School. DU PLESSIS, GEORGE Though George is quiie sedale He's proved io be a real good skafe, Bowling '40, '4l. Work. EAGER, GEORGE Handsome George is very good humored Bur his hearf belongs lo one 'lis rumored. Treasury Club i40. Fooiball '39, '4O. Track '40, '4l. Armed Service. ECCLES. JEAN She's so good-nafured And full of fun Thar many friendships She has won. Chorus '4l, '42, '43, EGAN, FRANCIS Poor Egan's always in a fix An arqumenf or some darn mix. His luck is bound fo change some day Then we'll all see, ihings his way. Annual Sfaii '43, Sludeni Council '40, '4l. Fooiball '42. Navy. EGAN, ROSEMARY Shc's finy and fair, With prerly red hair. Pi Omego Phi '4l, '42, '43. Business School. ELLIS, PAUL He's sure fo succeed. he can- nof lose As disirici manager, he dis- fribufes The news. Foolball '42. Hockey '42, '43. College. ELM, VERNA Verna's a girl Who has liffle fo say Bur she's friendly lo all ln her pleasanf way. Undecided. ESPER, JOHN For He's a iolly good follow Thar no one can deny Muzi have been wrilfen Of jus? such a guy Phi Della Sigma '4I, '42. Hi-Y '4l, '42. Dracova '4I, '42. Foofball '40, i4l. FARRINGTON, JAMES Jimmy's quife a flashy guy Srylish clofhes fhaf beaulify, And wiih a fancy grin To march He'll make some girl a lucky cafch. Oswego Norrnal. FARRINGTON, ROBERT Of Farringion we do conicnd He's proved io be a loyal friend, So knocking on wood we do so declare He'll pass his subiecis wilh pleniy lo spare. Baseball '43, Army. FAY. FRANCES Her lovely voice And winning way Will bring success To her some day, Siudenf Council '39g Class Song Commiffee '43: Tawanka '40, '4lq Girls' League '39, '4O: Valley Revue oi '42, 143: Bowling '40, '4I, '42, '43: Swimming Team '4l. Nursing School. FERRER, MARTINA She's gay and pleasani All fhe while We all look for Her cheering smile. Red Cross '40: Girls' League '40, '4I: Tawanka '42, '43g Chorus '42, '43: Soiiball '4l. Work, College. FERRITO, PHYLLIS In Ihe music room PhiI's al- ways found For where Ihere's music she's always around. Junior-Senior Commiiiee '42: Chorus '4I, '42 '43,: Properly Manager '42: Revue '4I, '42, '43g lnier-High Chorus '42, Business School. FIGIE, EDITH A book read is a lesson learned ls an adage Edith never spurned. Powelson's lnsfilufe. FILCE. CHARLES Greal success and much good luck In the luiure will follow Chuclc. FISHER, ARDYCE Ardyce's voice will bring her Io fame, Also debaling will malce lrnown her name. Chorus '40, '4I, '42: Infer-I-Iigh School Chorus '40, '4I, '42: Spring Concerf '42: Prof. I-Iaywood's Voice Class '4I. Nyack Missionary Training or Moody Bible lnsfiiuie. FRENCH, DONALD A clarinef player of very high class I-Ie gives our wilh slrill wilh fhe resl' of Ihe brass. Academy Forum '43, Band '4I, '42, '43, Mechanical Engineering or Army. GAEDEKE, WILLIAM Music lovers, Bill does please When he plays ihose magic Iceyes. Senior Class Song Commifiee '43: Dracova '42: Phi Delia Sigma '39, '40, '4I, '42, '43: Sergeanf aI Arms '4l, '42: Academy Revue '4l, '42, '43, FOllieS '4I, '42, '43, Army. Q W. K' ui 'ki GOCKLIN, JOSEPHINE Beauliiul and blonde is our Jo, And she's very nice fo Irnow. Chorus '4I, '42. Academy Revue '4l. HALLIDAY, JANET Janef is wiffy, friendly and gay. A perieci companion in every way. Siudenf Council '38, '39, '40: Red Cross '38, '39: K.E. '4l, '42, '-13: Tri-Y '44, '42, '-43: Publaeaiy '43g Chorus '40, '4Ig Girls' League '39 Board of Direcfors. College. HAM MON D, BETTY Wifh her winning smiles and carefree way, Success should come Io her some day. Pi Ornego Phi '4l7 Treasurer '42, '43. Secreiarial School. HARDISTY, ROBERT A word abou? Bob I-Iardisiy, A handsome Iad as all can see, I-le wears lhe clofhes of laiesl' siyle, To go Together with his srnile. I-Ii-Y '4l, '42. Bowling '40, '4l. Air Corps or Sysiem Engineer HARRIS, JAMES W. Wiihoui boolcs he's usually found Since he'd ralher slcaie ihan quiel' down. Phi Della Sigma '40, '41, '42, 43. Armed Forces. ' HAYLOR, BU RNETT A wizard in rnalh as well as in science, Bud gives us examples of slrong self reliance. I-li-Y '4I' Secreiary '42. Bowling '4l, '42, College. HENSON. ROBERT Talenled and full of fun, Makes our Bob The ideal one. Senior Class Song Commiliee, Chorus '40, Pres. '41, '42, '43, lnier-High Chorus '41, '42, '43, Academy Revue of '42, '43, Fol- lies of '41, '42, '43, Dracova '42, '43, Girl Shy , Senale '40, '41, '42, '43, Badminfon, Mixed Dou- bles Tournamenl '42, '43, Basker- ball '40, '41, '42, Fooiball '40, '41, '42, Track '43, Navy. HINE. ADAIR Adair is very pleasanf and also very sweel. And when il comes lo helping someone she never can be bear. Pi Omego Phi '41, '43. Corresponding Secrelary '42. Bowling '42. HITCHINGS, WARREN Warren has a mililary air Thai makes lhe girls all siare From Manlius he came here And is one swell friend To be near. P-racova '43, Hi-Y '43, Bowling '43, Af Manlius-Punchinello Club '42, Baseball '42. HOWE, CHARLES We can honeslly say abou? Chuck Howe ln wha? ever he does he should be a wow. Foolball '41, '42, Baskelball '42, '43, Phi Della Sigma '42, Cor- responding Secrefary '43, Band '41, '42, '43, Dracova '42, '43, HUNTER, JOANNE Joanne is fond Of riding horses She's also fond Ol Chemislry courses Band '39, '40, '41, '42. Bowling '42. Soflball '41. Swimming '41, '42. College, HYMES. DORIS Doris is shorl and very sweel, Ask her and she'll iell you she's all of 5 feel. Dracova '40, '41, '42, '43, The M?dnighl' Ghosl , The Villain Foiled Again , Annual Sialif '43, Tawanka Publiciiy Chairman '41, Secreiary of Home Room '40, Badminlon '41, '42, '43, Volley Ball '40, '41, Manager '42, Bowl- inq '41, Snllball '40, Service Ball '42, Playday Exhibilion '42. College. 'R X. 's , ,.. 1 as wi JEFFERY, JOHN Johnny is a fall and quiel lad, One of The besl' workers Val- ley's had. Hi-Y '40, '41, '42, '43, Presidenl '42, Gamma Sigma '40, '41, '42. '43, Charge of Baskelball '42, '43, Charge of Defense Slamps '43, Academy Forum '41, '42, '43. Naval Air Corps V-5. KANE, MARY This dark-haired And allracfive maid ls always ready To be of aid. Business School. KEENE. HELEN This cheerful lass is Helen Keene Among many friends she'll al- ways be seen. Pi Omega Phi '42, '43. Syracuse Universily or Business School. KETAILY, EDWARD His muscles are a means of woe Which spend lheir vengeance on lhe loe, Wilh all his weighl and solid meal He makes a wall of hard con- creie. Academy Forum '43, Senafe '42, '43, Drum Corps '40, '41, '42, P-racova '43, Bowling '43, Fool- ball '41, '42, Track '42. Armed Service. KILBURN, RAY 1-le's one of Those Unlucky crealures Who find il hard To please fheir teachers. Army. KIMPLAND ELOISE No bad-humor She ever shows Thai's why she's welcome Wherever she goes. Soliball '4l. Teachers' College. KING, BETTY Pleasanl, smiling And petite AI looks and books She's bound lo bear. Srudenl Council '40. Play Day '4O. Bowling '42. KING, GERMAINE Wifh laughing eyes, And dainfy feafures She's liked by schoolmales As well as leachers. Volleyball '41, '42: Caplain '43g Badminlon '41, Caplain '42, '43: Tennis '42, '43: Swimming '431 Bowling '43, Soilball '41, '42. '-133 Baskefball '42, '43, KLUG, WESLEY An ambifious kid is handsome Wes, The more 'fhere's fo do--The more he does less. frvnale '41, '42, '43. Foofball '4l. Baseball '41, '43. Navy. LaPIERRE, MARIE She's a vivacious black-haired qal, There's always fun in her locale. Class Song Commilfee: Annual Sfalil '43: Chorus '40, '431 His- Iorian '41, Secrefary '42g Silhou- efles in Rhyfhm '4I: Academy Revue '42, '43: lnler-High Chorus '40, '41, '42, '43, Tawanka '41, '42g Treasurer '431 Cheerleading '42, '43, Badminlon '4I, '42, '43. Nursing School ISI. Joseph'sl. LAHEY, JEAN Presidenl of Pi Phi, one of The besf, Jean wriles lellers wilh plenly of zesf. Pi Omega Phi Recording Sec- relary '41, Corresponding Secre- Iary '42z Presidenf '42, '437 Tri- Y '41, '47, '43: Bowling '41, Business School. LAWTON, BETTY She likes Io ioke And likes lo flalfer. We all enioy Her lively chafler. Valley Chorus '42: Noflingharn Choir '41, '42: Alpha Mu '40, '4l, '42, Volleyball '40, '41, '421 Swimming llvlanagerl '40, '423 Badminron llv1anaqerl '41, Soff- ball '403 Riding Club '40: Ten- nis '40: Bowling '40, '41, '42. Arl School. 56- X LEMKAU, LUCILLE She slars in dramalics lar more than fhe res? Among Ihe sfudenls of Valley she ranks wifh lhe besl. Annual Slarfq Assislanl EdiIor-in- chief '43: Junior,Class Commit- lee '42: Tawanka '41, '43, Treas- urer '42: Academy Forum '41, '42, '43: Dracoya '4l: Recording Sec. '42: Vice Pres. '423 Presi- denf '43g The Midnighl Ghost The Villain Foiled Aqain 3 Girls' League. Syracuse Universily. LEM P, VIOLA This shy blonde miss was new This year Buf everyone is glad she's here. Cenlral '42. Philomalhean Sociely '42, Undecided, LINDERMAN, CRAIG As Lindy conquers ev'ry quizz 'Tis hearlening and 'Iis cheery To know a malhemalics whizz To leach us EinsIein's Iheory. Valediclorian. Army. LIVINGSTON, DORIS She's very blonde and real pefife And her smile is brighl and sweel. Chorus '40, '41, '42, MAAS, MU RIAL Moo and Jane? in Ihe hall, Are found loqefher or nol al all. Tri-Y '4I, '42, KE. '41, '42, '43. Undecided. MALFITANO, ROSE Slacks are wha? Rose likes Io wear And she owns many a slylish pair. Volley Ball '40, '4l. Baslfelball '40, '4l. Draflsman '40, '4I. MALIA, LOUISE She's cure and gay An acfress as well All who Icnow her Thinlc she's swell! Annual Sfaff '43 Liierary Edirorz Academy Forum '43: Girls' League '40, '4Ig Tawanlca '4I7 Recording Secrerary '42, '43: Dracova '40, Corresponding Sec- refary '4l, '42: Second Vice Pres. '42: Firsf Vice Pres. '43g One Mad Night Midnigl'if Ghosi : Playday Exhibifion '42g Volleyball '40: Baslcerball '4l, '42, '43Z Sofiball '4l, '42, '43, College. MCGLAUFIN, THOMAS For a lirile fellow he gels around A bigger wolf is seldom found. Academy Forum '42, '43. Chorus '4I, '42, '43, Academy Revue '43. lnrer-High Chorus '42, Army or Syracuse Universiiy. METZGER, JEAN Always smiling Always serene, Thai is why We like rhis Jean. Tawanlma '4l, Swimming '4l, '42. Bowling '4l, '42. Compromerer Operaior. MILLIGAN, JACK Jack always used io be seen, Wifh each and every deb: Unfil a lirfle blond colleen, Caughl him in her web. Academy Forum '42, '43: Phi Delia Sigma '4I: Corresponding Sec. '42: Treasurer '43: If-racova '4I, '42, '43: One Mad Night, The Villain Foiled Again, Girl shy , Football '40, '41, '421 Track '40, '4l, '42, '43, Navy Air Corps. MONTAGUE, JOAN, TYRRELL Joan's a girl who's peppy and 955'- Everyone loves her friendly way. Annual Sfaif '43: Red Cross '39, '40, '4l: K.E. '40, '43Z Publiciry Chairman '4l, '42: Tri-Y '39, '40, '4l: Chaplain '42, '43: Girls' League fBoard of Direcrorsl '40, '4Ig I94l Silhoueiies in Rhyfhm: Academy Revue '42: Chorus '38. '39, '40, '4I, '43. N, Y. lnsfiruie of Fashion Mer- chandising. MOORE, DAVID This lad is fun and noi' a bore Remember his name, l+'s David Moore. Presidenl' of Senior Class '43: Annual Srafl '43 Business Man.: Band '40, '4I, '42, '43: Hi-Y '43: Treasurer '4I3 Secrerary '42: lnier- High Orchesrra '4I, '42: Dracova '43g Bowling '43: Tennis '40, '4l, '42, '43. College. iw 'Qs ' Q X . .SL S 4? X it Q .. X xg yi? as N ' .nu MOSHER, OLIVE Olive is known by her cure flirfafious ways, She really doesn'+ mean il, bu? she leaves us in a daze. Annual Sfafi '43. Girls' League '40, '4l. Dracova '4I, '42, '43. Treasurer '4l, '42, Adelphean Sociery '42, '43, Syracuse Universiry. MUENCH, NANCY Nancy's blond wifh nice blue eyes She has a fufure you can'f disguise. Phi of KF. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Annual Sfaff '43. College. MULLINER, GEORGENE A flair for clorhes, she's 'fall wirh grace, And our Georgene sefs quife The pace. Annual Siafi '42: K.E, '40, '4l, '437 Treasurer '421 Tri-Y '40, '4I, '43, Delegafe fo Conference '42: Girls' League Corresponding Secrelary '39: Swimming 39, '40, '4l, '42. Vassar. MURRAY, JOANN She's known as a Sophisricare A career will probably Hold her Iaie. Secreiary Junior Class '42, Annual Sfahf '43. Tri'Y '4l, '42, '43, K.E. '42, '43. Dracova '4l, '42, '43. College. NASH, JANE Jane's gill' of gab is indeed a freasure For she can fall: for business or pleasure. Tri-Y '4I, '42, '43. Undecided. NAUM, LEWIS Louie's The lcind Whom everyone lcnows I-le's lilred by all Wherever he goes. Chorus '40, '43: Vice Pres, '42: Publiciiy Chairman '4l, '42: Academy Revue '43: Publicify Chairman '4I, '42, Follies '42, Top I-lai Follies. Army. NEWTON, KENNETH Ken is rafher Tall and lean A nicer fellow We've seldom seen. Chorus '40, '4l, '42, '43. Review of '42, '42 lValleyl. Camera Club '4I, '42 iN.S.l Traffic Squad '42 lN,S.l Baseball '4I lN.S.l OERTEL. JANICE Preffy and happy and mosf always smiling, We find her manner quife be- guiling. Annual Sfaff '43, Liferary Edifor, Dracova '40, '4I, Corresponding Secrefary '42, Adelphean '4I, '42, Presidenf '43, Girls' League '40, '4l. Syracuse Universify. PACK, GEORGE He drives around in his liffle coupe, Which gafhers friends who don'f always pay. Foofball '4I, '42. lacrosse '40, '4I, '42. PENNEY. FLORENCE We all fhinlc OI Florence Penney As a girl whose falenfs Are varied and many. Band '39, '40, '4l, '42. l'owelson's lnsfiluie. PERRIGO. PATRICIA Meef our Pai and you'll agree She's as charming as can be. Red Cross Vice Presidenf '40, '4l, Chorus '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Music Club '39, '40, Top I-laf Follies of '39, Silhoueffes in Rhyfhrn of '40, The Academy Re- vue of '42, '43, K.E. '40, '4l, '42, '43. Business School and Voice. PHIPPS, RUFUS Big business is his line, Wifh a sense of humor lilce old brine, Rufus Phipps fhe shorf change kid Never fails fo fip his lid. Annual Sfaff, Assisfanf Business Manager '43, Academy Revue '40, '42, Drum Corps '38, '39, '40, '4I, Follies '4I, '42, Top I-laf Follies '39, Shewbox Reporfer '39, Gym Exhibifion '40, Ten- nis '43. Bob Jones College, POTTER, VIRGINIA Ginny's fops When if comes fo sporis A good scholar foo From all reporfs. Annual Sfaff '43, Tawanlca '40, '41, Program Chairman '42, Pres- idenf '43, Volleyball '40, '4I, '42, '43, Badminfon '40, '4I, '42, '43, Baslcefball '4I, Tennis '40, '4l, '43, Service Ball '4l, Base! ball '4l, Playday Exhibifion '40. C. C. B. I. PRITCHARD, PARKER Wifh his smile and winning Ways Many falenfs he displays An afhlefe in many sporfs He's also a wrifer from all reporfs. Academy Forum '42, Dracova '42, Foofball '4I, '42, Traclr '42. Syracuse Universify. PU LVER, ELIZABETH Liz is cufe and vivacious, Also she is quile flirfafious. Annual Sfaff '43, Academy Forum '43, Class Song Commiffee '43, Dracova '4l, Tawanlaa '4I, Chorus '40, '42, Properfy Man. '4I: Publicify '43, lnfer-l-ligh '40. '4I, '42, Academy Revue of '42, Follies '42, '43, Swimming '40, Badminfon '43, Cheerleader '42, I-lead Cheerleader '43, RAND, PATRICIA Pai has falerifs fhaf will bring her fame. Buf probably fhaf soldier will change her name. Annual Sfaff, Liferary Edifor '43, lnvifafion Comrniffee '43, ICE. '4I, '42, '43, Properfy Manager '43, Dracova '43, Silhoueiles in Rhyfhm of '4I. Syracuse Universify, RAUCH, ROBERT Bob is a fellow whom you should lcnow. l'le's full of fun and lilred wherever he goes. Armed Service. REILLY, LORRAINE To all who lrnow her I+ is plain Thaf very plcasani' ls Lorraine Undecided. REILLY, WILLIAM Reilly, oh Reilly, we fhinlr prelly highly, Of all 'rhal' you say and do, You're crafly and wily buf mos? of all. Reilly Your fhe meaf of our Irish slew. Academy Forum: Phi Della Sig- ma '40, '4I, '42, '433 Correspond- ing Secrelary '4I: Grand Treas- urer '42: Presidenf '42: Vice Presidenf '42: J. V. Foolball '4O: Foolball '4I, '42: Baslrefloall '40, '4I: Traclr '4I: Lacrosse '42, Syracuse Universify. RICHARDS, FRED Those who Irnow him Say of Fred He's a lad Who'll gel ahead. Bowling '40, '4I, '42, '43, Foofball '4l. Army Air Corps. RICHER. WILLIS l-Ie's Iall and blonde and debonaire, Whalever his goal, he'll gel Ihere, Chrisfmas Play '4I. Hi-Y '40, '4I, '42, '43 Tennis Team '42, Meieorologisl. ROBINSON, NEWELL In all his sfudies he's no fool, l+'s always a pleasure Io be around Newell. Bowling '40, '4I. I-Ioclcey '42, '43. Mcleorologisf in Navy. ROCKWELL. MARJORIE She waves her hand Io you and gives friendly liflle winlrs, Which say as plain as words could say, Whaf she really fhinlrs. Tawanlca '4I. Undecided. ROLLIE, JOHN John can draw, if is a facl, High spirifs he does noi lack. Senale '43. Home Room Chaplain. Army Air Corps. Y Q XS' X Wills ROOD, ANNA Classmafes like her And This is why There's always a Iwinlnle In her eye. Undecided. RUTHERFORD, IVAN Ivan is blonde And very nice He's mosf af home When he's on ice. Lacrosse '39, '40, '4I, I-Ioclrey '40, '4I, '42, '43. Army Air Corps. SANDERS, WILLIAM A brillianf coal: a flaming lie, Those colors loud sure calch Ihe eye, Bill saves our sighf in all his classes By passing our Ihe colored glasses. Bowling '43. College or Army. SANDERSON, STUART I-Iis voice is very seldom heard, I-Ie has a quiel air, I+ does' noi' lake a single word To show fhal' curly hair, SANTELLO, PATSY He's a calm and quief worlcer I-Ie will never be a shirlcer. Undecided, SCOTT. JOSEPHINE Meet our Jo and you'Il agree She's as charming as can be, SELLIN. MARIE Marie Sellin is known as Ihe sort, Who's a good scholar and a very good sporl. Tawanlra '41, '42g Drum Xi Bugle Corps '4I: Tennis '40, '4l: Volley- ball '4I, '42: Bowling '40, '4l1 Swimming '4I, '42. Worlr. SEU FERT, WARREN I-lere's a lad who'lI gain musi- cal fame, Warren Seuferl is 'rhe name. Phi Della Sigma '42: Dracova '4I, '42: The Villain Foiled Again : I-li-Y '42: Band '4l, '42: Orches- fra '39, '40: Tennis '4I, '42, Syracuse Universify. SEYMOUR, SHIRLEY She's ralher small And very charming Her friendly manner Is quile disarming. SHAVE R, KENNETH Ken and Crouch maRe quire a pair, They bolh have brains wilh plenfy fo spare, Of Ihe Iwo, Ken is much Ihe graver I-le's been rhar way from a little shaver. SIEWART, FAY Sweel' and pleasani ls her way And 'fhaf is why We all like Fay. Tawanlra '40, C. C. B. I. or Work. SILVERNAIL, DONALD Don has mischief in his eyes, A sense of humor he can't dis- guise. U. S. Army. SIMMONS, ETHEL She is lallralive and cerlainly nor shy, And always greef you wifh a friendly I-Ii! Annual Slah' '43: Dracova '42, '43: Adelphean '42, '43I Ta- wanlra '4I, '42: Playday '4I: Swimming '40, '4l. Undecided. SKINNER, FAITH We all admire l-ler lovely hair When Ihey're wilh hor Boys wall: on air SMITH. JOYCE She's quief and shy so 'rhcy say Bu? a good friend in every way Undecided. STRAIL, GEORGE A very versarile Lad is he Ready for Opporfunify. U. S. Army. STREVEY, EDWARD You can always Depend on Ed And fhar is why I-le'll gel ahead. XVorlr or Navy. STRYKER, JOSEPHINE Long lashes, gay smile, Plus a cheery hello Will add up fo Success for Jo. Swimming '4l. Volleyball '42. C. C. B. l. and Worlr. STRYKER, WILLIAM Whenever Marilyn is around Doc is very easily found ln fufure years come wha? may Our dear doc will save The day. Senafe '40, '4-I, '42: Presidenf '43. Hockey '40, '41, '42, '43, Lacrosse '40, '4I. Foofball Manager '4l. SUITS, DORIS A quier friendly girl is she, She has quife a liking for men of fhe sea. Inler-High Chorus 43: Chorus '43, Norfh High-Glee Club, Dramafic Club, Chemisfry Club, Volley Ball. SWANITZ, JANET Blonde and full of fun Jan is liked by everyone. K.E, '4l, '42, '43. College. TALMADGE, ROBERT Don'f le? him fool you, he's not so shy, He's really a rio? and IhaI's no liel TAYLOR, EUNICE Eunice plays In our band Fellow musicians agree She's grand. Band '40, '4I, '42. Compfomefer School. THOMAS, BERNICE Bernice is a girl wiihoui much Io say. We're sure she'll go sailing successfully on her way. si ' 6 X. axgsxi S TOLES. FRANK His inferesf cenfers on Ihe war, I-le reads his hisfory Iexl, Each day he looks fhe war maps o'er To guess whaf happens nexf. Dracova '43. U. S. Marine Corps. TRACEY, WILLIAM Alfhough he looks shy, iusf wafch Those eyes. Because when he blinks he'Il spring a surprise. Hi-Y '42, '43. Dracova '43, Presideni '42, Phi Delia Sigma '4I, '43' Treasurer '42. Cheerleader '42, Army. TRAUTMAN, DONALD The answer fo a maiden's prayer, ls our Don wiih Ihr: light blond hair. TU RTELOT, GLORIA 'Mosf everyone fakes An insfanf liking To Gloria who is Very sfriking. Tawanka '4l, '42, '43, Child Training. TU RTELOT, SHIRLEY Shirley's fhe sorf Who always impresses By her wif and Her auburn lresses. Tawanka '4I. Vice Presidenf '42, '43, Nursing. URSCHEL, CHARLES Charlie is very infelleciual, And his sense of humor is per- pelual. Army or Business School. VADEBONCOEUR, JANE 1-lere's lo our Jane wirh brains and looksl She'll mos? likely be found wrifing books. Annual Slaflg Edilor-in-chief '43: Academy Forum '40, '41, '42, '43: Red Cross, '39, '40g Girls' League '4lg Tawanka '40, '4I: Presidenl '422 KE. '41, '422 Publicily '43I Follies '41, '42: Academy Review Of '40, '41, '42. Russell Sage. VAN DERVEER, JEAN She's very fond of dogs we hear, We all like Jean Vanlferveer. Annual Slail '43. College, VAN WORMER, RUTH Her ready wif ls well known Tha1's why she's never Found alone. Dracova '42, '43, Tawanka '41, '42. Work. WALKER. ROBERT l-lis love of charging down The ice 1-lis love of school surpasses, Bob's molloz Fun al any Price Shows up in all his classes. Senior Class Vice Presidenl. Senafe '41, '42, '43. Foofball '40, '41. Hockey '40, '41, '42, '43, Lacrosse '40, '41. WART, HAROLD His inleresl cenfers in all kinds of sporls l-le's a well mannered boy from all reporls. Hi-Y '4O. Bowling '41. Baseball '39. WELLS. EUGENE A whizz when playing in ihe band! A masler al lhird basel His bowling scores 'lis said are grand! l-le sels a snappy pace. Senior Class Treasurer '43, Band '40, '41, '42, '43: Senale '42, '43: Baseball '41, '42, '43, Bas- kefball '41, Army. Q. 1 WENHAM, RAYMOND While 1here's sunshine lel's make hay, ls The mollo of our Ray, Annual Slali '43. l'li-Y '41, '42, '43, Chorus '41, '42, '43. lnfer-High Chorus '42, '43. Academy Revue ol '42, '41 Business. WILSON, SHIRLEY 1-ler amiable And pleasanl air, Makes her welcome every- where. Tawanka '41, '42. Complomefer Operalor. WINDHOUSEN. VERNON Nolhing dislurbs His conslanl poise Tho' he's one oi lhe Friendliesl oi boys. Army. WOLF, ROBERT Dark-haired And rafher lall Our Bob's noi like 1-lis name al all. WOLLESON, ROBERT You Can always Counl on Bob To do his bcsl' Ar any job. Business School. WOOD. CHARLES Lei E+ be said of dear ol' Chuck l'le's iesled, lricd and lrue, And anylime you need a buck, 1-1e'll give a buck lo you. Gamma Delia Psi, Bowling League '40, '41, '42, '43. WOOD, ROBERT Woody's quife an afhlefe In baskefball he's really sweef , He also is a comrade lrue, His brighf remark: l fhoughi so foo. Senafe '42, '43, Baskefball '40, '4I, '42, '43. Track '4I. Phi Psi Fraiernify '40, '4l. '42. YA PLE, BEVERLY Bev is always full of vim Oufside of school as well as in. Dracova '4l. Adelphean '42, Volleyball '4I. YORKER, MARY JANE She's a pleasanf girl as every- one knows And should be a success wher- ever she goes. ZIEGLER, JOHN Jack Ziegler likes 'ro draw and skeich The feafures of some ugly wrefch, Zeke also plays fhe sakaphone Fasf or slow wifh darn good lone. Band '40, '4l, '42, '43, Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43. Phi Della Sigma '42, '43. J.. g VOLLMER, GERALD A quief bashful lad is he, Bur as cheerful as can be. CLASS soNe or I943 Tune-A Boy In Khaki, A Girl In Lace To all our friends Wilh whom we've shared Our joys and pleasures Sorrows noi' spared. We give you our 'thanks And wish you well We're leaving you now And so farewell. Don r like fo say we're parling Bur one more siep is pasf We see a greaf new day dawning This one will lash Our school we all love We're sorry 'ro leave Bur leave if we musl Our hearls do grieve. ln work we will siray Bui fhoughfs convey ' Qur feelings for you Dear O. V. A. By William Gaedeke and Elizabeih Pulver CASSIDY, ALBERT J. V. Fooiball '40. Commando '42. DRUMM, VINCENT SenaTe '4I, '42, '43 Foolball '4I, '42. Hockey '4I. Navy. T KELLY, HAZEN ThaT boy who all The girls crowd 'round, ls Hazen Kelly as we have found. U. S. Marine Corps. MARTIN, WILLIAM Bill was meanT Tor a moTor- cycle iT seems Marines. , I CLASS POEM As we walk Through The doors of Valley High The ThoughTs in our minds bring a smile and a sigh For we will never TorgeT dear O. V. A., School ThaT gave value To every day. The graduaTes diTFerenT paThs will Take To help give The World a l::eTTer loreak For This is a period of Trial and TesT BuT O.V.A.'s graduaTes will do Their loesT. When The world, iTs Troubles shall amend O. V. A. is ever our old, sTaunch Triend! We will Think of her Torever more So To our Alma MaTer, Au Revoir! James lBiIIl Harris Color Maroon and WhiTe Calendar Class NighT , May 28 Senior Prom , , , June 4 Bacc:alaureaTe Service June 20 CommencernenT June 22 Class MoTTo UniTed To Serve BUT he gave iT up To ioin The SENIOR REPORT Presidenf , ,. ,.,. , ......,,.,,,,. .,.Y.,Davicl Moore Vice-Presideni , L ,..... Roberr Walker Secreiaryw , ,, Doris Dibble Treasurer Eugene Wells Valediciorian ,,,,.,,. Craig Linderman Saluraiorian ,.., ., Y.,,,, .,,, , , .Doris Dibble Class Niqhf Advisor ,A ,Miss Giblin Commencemenr Adviser ,, ,, Miss Andrews LN graduafing class of I943 has enirusied rhe officers named above wiih lhe conducr oi i+s senior aciiviries. The honor oi being valedicrorian goes Q' 79: +o Craig Linderman who has an average of 941670. Doris Dibble is saluiaf iorian wiih an average oi 936370. Roberi Walker wilh an average of 93.751, Edward Carr with an average of 924470, Parker Prichard wiih an average of 92.l6'7o, Lila Crosby wirh an average oi 920370, Par Rand wiih an average ol 9I.59fX,, and John Esper wifh an average oi 9l.56'7O also rank high. Honor srudenrs wifh an average oi 851, or above are: Selma Abdo, Alice Bailey, Audrey Buck, Doris Carlson, Shirley Clark, Lyman Crosby, Carlion Dence, Jean Du Bois, Frances Fay, Mariina Ferrer, Ward l-liichings, Doris l-lymes, l-lelen Keene, Eloise Kimpland, Germaine King, Lucille Lemkau, Viola Lemp, Muriel Maas, Louise Malia, Jack Milligan, David Moore, Olive Moshier, Georgene Mulliner, Joanne Murray, Janice Oerfel, Elizabeih Pulver, Willis Richer, Marjorie Rockwell, Siuari Sanderson, Edward Sirevey, Jane Vadeboncoeur, Eugene Wells, Shirley Wilson, Bob Wolleson, Jack Ziegler, Raymond Wenham, Edirh Figie, Mary Kane, George Pack, Arlhur Brown, Roberf Crouch, Shirley Dodd, Bernelr l-laylor, Bill Reilly, Warren Seuierl, Kennelh Shaver, Josephine Siryker, Roberi Wood, Ernesiine Tillman, and Belly Bugbee. Twenfy-Three of +he seniors are members oi lhe annual siahi. Many also par- licipaie in dramarics, varsiiy sporis, belong ro sororiifes and iraierniries and are on various senior commiflees. Ho Sha . o Lila Crosby Bill Slryker Jacqueline Dean Janice Oerlel John Jeffery Doris Dibble Frank Toles Jane Vadeboncoeur Frances Fay Lyman Crosby Shirley Turlelol Georgene Mulliner George Pack Belly Bugbee Olive Mosher Bob Henson Palricia Rand Mr. Dixon Geraldine Dawson Willis Richer Belly Hammon Eugene Wells Jean Lahey Tommy MacGlauflin Louise Malia Rufus Phipps Jean Marie DuBois Fred Richards Germaine King Bob Walker William Boggs Joanne Murray Bill Gaedeke Elhel Simmons Elizabelh Pulver Donald Berlrand Mariorie Rockwell David Moore Joan Monlague Wes Klug Nancy Muench Ed Kelaily Doris Hymes Slewarl Sanderson Lucille Lemkau Adair Hina Alias Blondie Doc Jackie Janie Johnnie Dibby Frankie Jinx Frannie Targel Sis Georg Fal Bugs Pickle Buck Pal lcensoredl Jerry Willie Pinkie Gene Jeannie Mac Weezie Ruf Jeannie Jusl Fred Jerry Abbie Bill Josie Boris Tessie Liz Curley Margie Dave Monly Herr Von Nanc Mealball Dee Slewie Luciebelle Cupie Jusr A une so 'rl-rose Juniors cm nemwasn WHO WAS WHO Recognized By Her Sweel Face All lhe Girls Painl Brushes Friendly Smile Any War Slamp Thal Ring Mrs. Amish The Armed Forces Friendliness His Size Red Hair Smoolh Clolhes His Brolher's Block Lellers Pi Phi Jackel Her Walk Chubbieness Thal Giggle Caliclysmic Condilions Her Singing Laziness Bud's Ring Blue Eyes All lhe Boys Lack of Lenglh Original Laugh Brighl Remarks Dreamy Looks Thal Blonde Thal Twinkle in Her Ey All lhe Teachers! Willicisms Sophislicalion His Piano Playing Mr. Dixon A Big Block O His Curls Her Neal Ways Thal lmporlanl Look Cheerlulnes His Hair Culs Blondeness Dark Looks Culeness His Smile Prelly Eyes Her Shyness Where lo Find 'Em Reading Lileralure Borrowing a Nickle Looking Beaulilul Yawning Ealing K. E. D-oin's Explaining How Ediling Singing Dave's Olilice Looking in Thal Greal Big Mirror Among Friends Al lhe Ralion Board Wailing lor lhe Bus Combing Her Hair Exercising His Lungs Wailing lor lhe Mailman Wherever There Are Girls Wilh Her Mind on lhe Navy Reclining Wilh Connie and Belly Being Smarl Reading and Wriling Lellers Cracking Corney Aboul lo Say Somelhing Grocering ln a Dream Copying Wilh Admirers Wilh Doc Teasing Girls Boing Busy Wilh Henson Sleeping in Class Leading Cheers Making Noise Wilh Her Homework All Done Al lhe Mohican Laughing Bowling Al Her Locker Heckling Teachers Makinq Rhymes With Mary Rushing 'lo Meelings Wilh Sid Theme Lillle Dulch Doll Every Day's a Holiday Dark Eyes Wallz Me Around Again Willie Air Minded Execulive He's My Guy ll Musl Be True l'll Remember You l'm Lighlhearled Who's Going lo Flood' Tonighl7 Slrawberry Blonde Manhallan Serenade l'd Be So Nice lo Come Home To 2 Rare Hamburgs, Mary Sophislicaled Lady Time On My-Hands Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home? Walch Oul! He's a WOLFl Can'l Gel Oul Ol This Mood. You're In The Army Now. Coasl Guard Song. Casey al lhe Bal Thal Old Black Magic So Long, Shorley Everylhing Happens To Me Oh Dem Ralion Poinls! Blue Skleyesl Why Don'l You Do Righl? My Beloved ls Rugged Happy Lillle Moron Jusl' a Gigolo A Pink Cocklail For a Blue Lady Rhapsody in Blue Are You Having Anv Fun? Valley-Fighl Team Fighll Thanks a Lol Saving Myself For Bill l'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy Challerbox Someday l'll Bowl 300 You Are My Sunshine Thev Don'l Apprcciale Mol Skylark Smoke Gels ln Your Eyes On lho Sonlirwenlal Sidi: Thero Are Such Things HK1. lv ':. CLASS WILL E. lhe Senior Class ol I943, al Onondaga Valley Academy, being ol sound 0 mind and body, do declare lhis our lasl will and leslamenl. Alice Bailey leaves Mr. Palchen in Peace. Don Berlrand leaves his curly hair lo LeVan Hyde. Bill Boggs leaves Margie-alone. Sheldon Brown presenls Ed lrish wilh his brush-cul. Belly Bugbee passes her long fingernails on lo Helen Abboll. Henry Burns leaves his cunning ways wilh lhe leacher lo whoever wanls lhem. Bob Cragin bequealhs his soda jerking abilily lo Bill Brown. Lila and Lyman Crosby leave lheir family relalionship lo Phyllis and Phillip MacArlhur. Doris D-ibble leaves her many friends. Shirley Dodd passes her soldiers on lo Eslher Lou Hayden. Jean DuBois leaves Mr. Dixon, her daydreams. Verna Elm leaves her quiel voice lo Marge Wood. - Belly Hammon leaves her love ol the Coasl Guard lo Marie Welch. Adair Hine leaves her pleasanl way lo Donna Bogardus. Ray Kilburn passes on his lisl ol excuses lo Mickey Finn. Gerry King leaves her culeness lo Jean Dwyer who doesn'l need il. Marie LaPierre bequealhs her beauliful eyes lo Connie Carpenler. Jean Lahey leaves lhe boys lo lhe girls. Lucille Lemlcau leaves her pep lo Jean Crouch. Rose Malilalano abandons her sporl clolhes, giving lhem lo Arlene. Georgene Mulliner leaves her clolhes lo Virginia Slaclc. Jane Nash leaves her gill of gab lo Claire Scranlon. Virginia Poller leaves her good sporlsmanship lo Helen Wrighl. Anna Rood and Lorraine Reilly leave logelher. Dave Moore leaves his love ol romance lo Alex Cosl. CLASS PROPHECY We prophesy lhal in one year: C I Carllon F-ence will be wriling poems lor Esquire. Pal Rand will be an Army Air Corps hosless, Bill Crablree slill has no gas bool:-horse and buggy. Jaclzie Dean will be painling lhe lown red. George Egan will be camoullaging army lanlrs. Marlina Ferrer will slill be wailing for soldier Bill. Janel Halliday will be designing slacks lor defense planls. Bob Hardisly will be posing lor a Service posler. Bob Henson will have a girl in every porl. Ward Hilchings will be leaching mililary laclics. Mary Kane will still be lrying lo lind Abel. Joan Monlague will be dashing upon lhe beach---a Wave. Ed Kelaily will be driving a ieep-Look oul! Rufus Phipps will slill be counling up lhe ralion poinls. John Rollie will slill be drawing girls. Bil Slrylrer will slill be courlin' Marilyn. Franli Toles will slill be arguing. Bill Tracey will have dood il---all lhose polaloes. Warren Seulerl will be playing in Phil Spaghelli's All Girl Orcheslraf' Eugene Wells will slill be wilhoul a cenl. Jacl Miligan will be saying O', how l hale lo gel up in lhe morning. Bob Walker will be A. W. O. L. Sluarl Sanderson will slill be gelling around. Craig Linderman will be Posl War Planning. Bill Gaedelre will slill be 4F. ANNUAL STAFF I 943 EdiTor-in-ChieT AssisTanT EdiTor Business Manager AssisTanT Manager AdverTising LiTera ry SporTs-Boys SporTs-Girls Jane Vadeboncoeur Lucille Lemlcau David Moore RuTus Phipps Marie LaPierre Nancy Muench Louise Malia Janice QerTel PaTricia Rand Franlclin Bean Francis Egan .lean Dulzois OrganizaTions Raymond Wenham Georgene Mulliner Poems ,, CarlTon Dence Doris l-lynnes Joan MonTague CirculaTion , Jean Vanderveer FThel Simmons ElizabeTh Pulver PhoTography Selma Abdo Service Olive Jane Moshier Joann Murray TypisTs Virginia PoTTer Audrey Buck f' annual sTaTT, wiTh Service as iTs Theme, has worlced incessenTly hard To malce This publicaTion The TinesT Annual possible. ln view OT The unTiring FQ! eTTorTs oT Miss l-lursT, Miss Clark and Mr. Powlesland, we believe ThaT we have succeeded. Our Service Annual in lceeping wiTh The Theme, has devoTed parT of iTs conTenTs To The honor oT The Valley boys and girls wholve gone TorTh inTo The baTTle fields oT The world. The sTaTT also wishes To aclcnowledge The Tine worlc oT The Fryer STudio and The supporT OT The adverTisers wiThouT whom iT would be impossible To publish This Annual. ORGANIZATIONS THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL OF ONONDAGA VALLEY ACADEMY HE Junior High conTinues iTs acTiviTies To honor our beloved O.V.A. ln The sTandard Junior High, all 9Th grades are included, buT aT Valley, The YT' 'Ti 7Th and 8Th grades are housed on The TirsT Tloor, Thereby making an easier working group. ln The English deparTmenT under Mrs. Mahar's direcTion each class has organ- ized a VicTory Club. The obiecT oT These clubs is To help in any acTiviTy Tor vicTory. They have all helped To collecT scrap, Tin cans, and old papers. They have senT books To The soldiers. The dues Tor These clubs is The purchase oT aT leasT one Ten- cenT cleTense sTarnp every week. One OT The proiecTs oT The Juniors This year was The selling oT magazines Tor The CurTis Publishing Company. The proiecT was sponsored by room IO4 wiTh Mrs. Harmon as adviser. The Blue Team broughT in The mosT subscripTions and will be The recipienT oT The Navy GoaT. The money earned Trom This proiecT will be used Tor a permanenT adornmenT Tor our hall. Our giTT lasT year To our school was a beauTiTul waTercolor, painTed by our Syracuse ArT Supervisor, Miss Edna Andrews. The subiecT is The old church on Pompey Hill. This picTure hangs in The TronT hall aT The righT oT The main enTrance. The Juniors have worked diligenTly and given generously To The Red Cross, The greaTesT eTTorT being made by The 8-2 A's in room IO4 and The 7-2 B's in room IO3 where greaT rivalry exisTed. Many a boy and girl wenT wiThouT lunch ThaT They rnighT boosT Their room's conTribuTion To The Red Cross. The 7-2 B's Tinally ended as The vicTors. When our drive was compleTed we had collecTed S300 Tor The Red Cross. Carol M. PorTer, ReporTer: 8-2 A-Room TO4 ACADEMY FORUM school year abouf iwuce a monfh io discuss various currenl problems The - sublecfs of These discussions are chosen by 'rhe group and range from school problems 'ro personal and social problems. at e?v:CADEMY Forum is a group of Juniors and Seniors, who meel during ihe The group sfands ready fo carry our proiecfs in Jrhe school af fhe requesi of The principal or leachers. I+ also serves as a go-beiween for sludenis and faculiy in siudenf-Jreacher relalionships. Academy Forum is sponsored by Mr. Palchen, a member of fhe faculiy. M E M B E R S Jane Vadeboncoeur Helen Abboff Lucille Kiley June Clufi Barbara Linforlh Jaclc Milligan Marie LaPierre Elizabeih Pulver Tom McGlauilin John Jeffery Edward Keiaily Eileen O'Brien Margery Wood Jean DuBois Louise Malia Roberla Holmes Russell Smilh Kalhleen Nicholson Warren Moore Donald French Robe-rl l-lenson TRI-Y O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf... . Jean Powlesland Carolyn Ryan Vice-Presidenf .. ,,l, . .Jean Jeffery Jean Jeffery Recording Secrefary ,Y,A . Elaine Mofondo Kafhleen Nicholson Corresponding Secerfary. ..l-lelene Smingler Jean Powlesland Treasurer.. . .. Carolyn Ryan Gloria Russi Chaplain . .. .. ,,,, ...Joan Monfague Phyllis Macfxrfhur l-lisforian . .. . . ,Y,, Roberfa Crawford Barbara Budden Adviser. .. .. . ,,,Y,,A. Mrs. Pafchen Mrs. Monfague V. 6 , Rl-Y sfarfed ifs fall ferm wifh fhe inducfion of fhe following girls: Joyce .il ' Benneff, Dolores Bobbiff, Barbara Budden, Wanda Harvey, Beverly Hifch- Q' 'T ings, Joanne Kelley, Virginia Kero, Jane Nash, Corrine O'Shea, Muriel A74 ,MW Powlesland, Barbara Smifh, Roberfa Smifh, Margaref Sfreefer, and Barbara Taylor. For our proiecf for fhe year we lcepf our adopfed sisfer, Paf Osfrander, in Onondaga Saniforium. We visifed her offen and broughf her giffs from fhe girls. On November I9, we held a successful roller slcafing parfy af fhe Jefferson Rollerdome. The proceeds were fo aid vicfory. Tri-Y held ifs annual Chrisfmas parfy af flie home of Nancy and Roberfa Smifh. Presenfs were exchanged. On February 5, we sponsored a Juke Box Friday Nife Dance in fhe school gym. lf was a social and financial success. In February, Carolyn Ryan and Jean Jeffery were senf as delegafes fo fhe Tri-Y Convenfion in Binghamfon. The Spring ferm inducfion was held February Il af fhe home of Jean Jeffery. New members were: Lorraine Champoux, Marilyn Farnham, Carol Gross, Charloffe l-line, Jane Kinney, Jean Monfanye, Barbara Olmsfead, Jeanne Smingler, Helen Smifh, Mary Van Eselfine. and Gloria Wildridge. On March 3, we presenfed fhe school wifh a new flag. We laniffed fwo afghans for fhe Red Cross. During March we held a parfy af which Mrs. Pafchen was our honor guesf. We presenfed her wifh a giff in appreciafion of her worlc wifh us during The pasf year. To conclude a successful ferm, Tri-Y will hold an oufing af Powleslands' camp during fhe Summer vacafion. l ALPHA CHAPTER HI-Y O F F I C E R S Spring PresidenT , Jaclc Zeiqier Vice-PresidenT Vlfilliam Tracy Treasurer Warcl l-liTchinqs SecreTary , Willis Richer SergeanT-aT'Arms Russell SmiTh Chaplain Ray Wenham K' IW LPT-TA ChapTer oT T-li-Y was esTablishecl aT Valley in The Spring oT I94I. IT paTed in The Annual l-li-Y Frolic held in The small ballroom oT The l-loTel ,' n rf' 'ly is a member OT The local, sTaTe, and naTional Hi-Y. Our chapTer parTici- .Q N Syracuse. Willis Richer and BurneTT l-Taylor represenTed our chapTer aT The l-li-Y Assembly in Albany. This year There was an inTer-HLY BaskeTball League held aT The Y. Our chapTer parTicipaTed wiTh pleasing resulTs. The purpose oT T-li-Y is To creaTe, mainTain, and exTend ThrouqhouT The school and The communiTy, high sTandards oT ChrisTian CharacTer. V VS ALPHA CHAPTER OF TRI-Y O F F l C E R S Presidenf.. . . .. .. Virginia PoTTer Vice-PresidenT Shirley TurTeloT Recording SecreTary Louise Malia Corresponding Se-creTary . Beverly Mercer Treasurer... . .. . . .Marie Lapierre Program Chairman . .Mary Jane Hoyf PubliciTy Chairman .laclceline Behm Advisor. . . .. . . ,,,.. Mrs, VVerner S' Qi, LPT-TA ChapTer of Tri-Y divided iTs successful season beTween social acfivi- Ties and war work. The firsT acTiviTy was a rush parfy, which was held Oc- .. Tober IST aT The Y. W. C. A. Rushees, formally in'TiaTe:T aT The Y. NN. C. A. included: Alice Bailey, Jaclceline Behm, Jean Tracy, Joyce Quinn, Frances Arnold, Edna Fellows, Beverly Mercer, Beverly QuisT, Emily Gusfison, Thelma WormuTh, and Jean Pulling. A hayride was held on Ocfober 3OTh. Refreshmenfs were Served lafer af The home of Barbara FraThy. lnsTead of having a Chrisfrnas parfy, The girls conTribuTed To The fund for The Communify ChesT. A roller slcaTing parfy was held February llTh aT The Jefferson Rollerdrome. IT was a social and financial success. Alpha Tri-Y opened iTs Spring Term by holding a rush parTy af The home of Thelma WormuTh. The pledge parTy was held aT The home of Beverly Mercer. The following girls were iniTiaTed aT The Y. W. C. A. on March 9Th: DoroThy Kozan, Jane Rae, Lucille BouTiller, Beverly Lane, Leona Updilce, BeTTy Bender, and Marfha Evans. WiTh The aid of Mr. Hanlon of The Police DeparTmenT, a group of The girls were TaughT fingerprinfing Techniques. T-leadquarfers were seT up in The boolcsTall and many Valley sTudenTs were fingerprinTed. The annual banqueT for The Valley baslceTball Team was held April l3Th aT Bersani's ResTauranT. The members of The club decided To change Their name from Tawanlaa ChapTer of Tri-Y To Alpha ChapTer of Tri-Y because Their organizafion was The firsT To be affiliafed wiTh The Y. W. C. A. in Syracuse. To compleTe The season, The girls will hold The annual Mofher and DaughTer Banquef in June, when The new oTTicers for The coming years will be announced. SENATE O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl Alex Cosl Bill Slrylcer Vice-Presidenl Diclx Brown Bob Ballard Secrefary Tex Slanfon Bill Brown Treasurer Bob Ballard John Billinglon Sergeanl-al-Arms Bill Rolhenburg Tex Slanlon Ed Siplle Audilor Wall Bolen Senafe Sociely opened i'rs school year wilh a rush parly al' lhe home ol Senalor Walker. A+ lhis lime many new members were accepled. They Q' 'Ti were: Gene Wells, Red Sanlorum, Howie Tildesley, Don Rommes, Lyman Crosby, Bob Cullinan, Bob Shahan, Eddie lrish, Bob Lylle, Dede Lynch, Joe Rolhen- burg, Claude Alvord, Jim Bailey, Don Oerlel, Bob Woods, Ed Siplle, and Tom Davill. ln Oclober, Senale played Fral in loolball, winning 8-2. Also in Oclober, Senale held a successful hayride which was open. The members celebraled Their success in November wilh anolher hayride which ended wilh a parly al Senalor lrish's house. Senale played Fral in hockey, and again proved lhemselves superior, bealing Them I2-2. This superiorily in alhlelics was again displayed in a mid-season baslcelball game. The score read 78-IZ. The Spring Term was inauguraled wilh a rush parly al 'rhe home ol Senalov' Sfrylxer. Those who were accepled al lhis lime were: Bob Cragin, Richard Bennell, l-lanlc Smalley, Jim Abbey, Johnnie Rollie, and Don Six. ln March, Senale played Fral in lacrosse bealing lhem 942. ln April, Senale enlerlained four ol ils service men al a parly al lhe home ol Senalor Slrylcer. These were apprenlice seamen-ABolen, Beers, l-loxie and Knowles, Senale plans ils dance for 'rhe laller parl ol May. To close a very successful season Senale will hold ils annual ouling al Green Lake. DELTA CHAPTER OF K. E. O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf . . Jean Yorkey Doris Dibbfe Vice-Presidenf .Kafhleen Nicholson Joanne Kelley Recording Secrefary. .Rufh Leamy June Cluff Corresponding Secrefary .. Dorofhy Wood Dorofhy Wood Treasurer .Georgine Mulliner Jean Dwyer Chaplain, Rufh Shufe Roberfa Crawford Advisor . . . ..Mrs. Lohff Mrs. Lohff - ELTA Chapfer of K. E. sfarfed ifs yearly acfivifies wifh Fall rushing. The following girls were formally inifiafed af fhe Syracuse Hofel in Ocfober: Beverly Bolen, Doris Dauler, Rosemary Esper, Marilyn Farringfon, Peggy Goodion, Shirley l-lilfon, Beverly l-lifchings, Joanne Kelley, Virginia Kero, Peggy Simpson, Barbara Taylor, and Beffy Wells. On November bfh, K. E. held fheir annual Blue and Gold Dance, feafuring Jimmy Jay's orchesfra. Scrolls were placed in fhe gym wifh fhe names of fhose serving in fhe armed forces. During Thanksgiving holidays, fhe annual convenfion was held in Ufica. Jean Yorlcey and Kafhleen Nicholson acfed as business and social delegafes respecfively. Kafhleen Nicholson was elecfed Corresponding Secrefary of Gronel Lodge. Nexf Fall Delfa Chapfer of K. E. will acf as hosf fo fhe convenfion. A Thanksgiving baskef was filled and given fo a needy family. K. E. held fwo food sales af fhe Seneca and Salina Super Markef. Af Chrisfmas fime fhe girls enioyed a parfy held af fhe home of Jean Yorkey. Giffs were exchanged. A dance was held in fhe Terrace Room of fhe Syracuse l-lofel. One quarf of milk daily was given fo a needy family for fhree monfhs as a Chrisfrnas giff. K. E. played Adelphean and Pi Phi in volley ball games and defeafed bofh sororifies. On January I2fh, fha annual Mofher and Daughfer Banquef was held af Tubberfs. The new officers were insfalled and Miss Grace MacArfhur, a former K. E. member, was guesf speaker. On March 2nd, formal pledge was held af The l-lofel Syracuse for The following girls: Marilyn Burfis, Dolores Bobbeff, Wanda Harvey, Gloria Wildridge, Mary Dundon, Jean Monfanyne, Marilyn Farnham, Nancy Smifh, Roberfa Smifh, Margaref Sfreefer, and Barbara Budden. On April 6th, a benefit raffle was held. The prize was a fwenfyffive dollar war bond. An Easfer Dance was held May lsf af Drumlins. Our annual Silver Tea was held fhe same week. ln June, fhe girls graduafing were enferfained af a dance af Drumlins. To complefe a successful year, K. E. held fheir farewell supper, followed by fheir annual oufing in June. 1- Zig PHI DELTA SIGMA O I3 F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl Marshall Websler Allen Galloway Vice-President William Reilly Philip Macfixrlhur Secrelary . Jack Milligan William Morss Corresponding Secrelary Clifford Pursey Charles l-lowe Treasurer , William Tracey Jack Milligan Financial Secrelary Sidney Blackman Philip MacArlhur Charles Clill Donald Moore h I-II Della Sigma began ils Fall aclivilies wilh a rush parly on Seplember 2nd - J, - al Brofher WebsIer's house. The rushees were pledged al lhe home ol ' 'Qi Brother I-lowe fhe following Tuesday and a hayride was held lor The new candidales Oclober 9'rh. Fral held ils linal nighl downlown Oclober 23rd and formal inilialion was held al lhe Valley Presbylerian Church. The new members were: William Finn, Jack Moreland, Jaclc Shea, Roberl Shea, Warren Seulerl, Roberl Allman, William Quaclcenbush, George Websler, William l-larris, Jaclc Evans, Russell Smilh, Warren Moore, Morgan Rodericlc, Jack Ziegler, Cresenl Nichols, Ted Kaslce, Richard I-larringlon, La Van l-lyde, Waller Barr, David Ball, Jack DuBois, William l-lerman, Roberl Mullaly, Roberl Bruce, Richard Karle and l-'loward Conway. Sergeanlral-Arms x 1 l, ' . i n ' 5 Fraf slaged a loolball game wilh Senale and was delealed 25 lo O. On Oclober 3Olh, Fral held a parly wilh K. E. in 'rhe Valley Gym wilh refresh- menls and dancing. Candidales were pledged in January and lormal inilialion was held February 2, al Brolher Warren Moores New members were: Richard Shallc, Bruce Baer, Donald Toomey, and Warren I-lyde. The annual Sweelhearf Dance, held in The school gymnasium May blh, climaxed a successful Spring lerm. Pl OMEGA PHI O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl . Jean Lahey Jean Lahey Vice-Presidenl . Mary Alice Coughlin Mary Alice Coughlin Recording Secrelary Alice Bailey Marie Welsh Corresponding Secrelary Adair l-line Conslance Carpenler Treasurer. Belly l-lammon Belly l-lammon Chaplain . .Marie Welsh Alice Bailey Sergeanl-al-Arms Juanila Sidiey Mary Fynmore Mrs. Edilh Amish Mrs. Edith Amish Advisor .. . LPl-lA Chapler ol Pi Omega Phi opened lheir Fall 'lerm wilh lhe inslallalion ol ollicers. Shorlly aller, Fall rushing began and lormal pledge al lhe F Q ii l-lolel Syracuse lollowed. The lollowing girls were pledged: Lois Brown, June Drumm, Corinne Dorlin, Mary Fynmore, l-lelen Keene, Marion Marlin, Pauline Padgell, Jean Worden, Eileen O'Brien. The new members were enlerlained al a hayride. A penny rallle was held in November. The prize was live dollars in war slarnps. A successlul lood sale was held al lhe Seneca Salina Super Marlcel. A Thanksgiving and Chrislmas baslcel were prepared by lhe girls lor a needy lamily. The Annual Founders' Day Tea was held February l4lh al lhe l-lolel Syracuse. The Alumnae were inviled. ln March, lhe Pi Phi girls could be dislinguished by lheir Darlmoulh green jaclcels. The Spring lerm broughl inslallalion ol ollicers and a rush parly. The lollowing were pledged al lhe Holel Syracuse: Dianne Ganlley, Mary Louise Hungerford, Irene Kunzelmann, Teresa Rainone, l-lelen Wrighl. The new girls were enlerlained al a slag parly. A Molher and Daughler Banquel was held in March. BETA CHAPTER OF ADELPHEAN O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl , ,, , ,, Anna May Slaclc Janice Oerlel Vice-Presidenl Ernesline Tillman Virginia Slack Recording Secrelary , Geraldine Dawson Mary Jane lvlilchell Corresponding Secrelary Virginia Slacla Lois Wolverlon Treasurer , , , , , ,,,Audrey Moe Barbara Linlorlh Chaplain ,Belly Rollins Helen Abboll Crilic , ,. Helen Smilh HE Fall lerm aclivilies of Adelphean opened wilh a slaclc rush al Barbara Linlorlh's home. The inlormal pledge was held al lhe home ol Lois Pe- lraselc. Helen Abboll, Helen Smilh, Jean Crouch, Barbara Fralhy, Joyce Webb, Elhel Simmons, and Jean DuBois were lalcen in as members al lhe lormal inilialion banquef held al Tubberls. A successful food sale was held al lhe Loblaw Slore downlown in November. On November l7lh, Adelphean sponsored a roller slcaling parly al The Jellerson Rollerdrome. A penny raffle was held November 25lh. The prize was live dollars. We held our annual informal dance, Rhapsody in l-lo'ly , in lhe Valley gym on December lllh. Decoralions were pine boughs and lhe banners lro.n Valley and Cenlral sororifies and lralernilies. Music was by lhe Slarduslers. The dance was a social and linancial success. A sleigh-ride was held in January. The Spring lerm opened wilh lhe rushing and pledging ol lhe lollowing girls: Jane Crouch, Janice Abboll, Bernice Rulherlord, Doris Hagar, Jean Kohan, Rila Young, Jean Pulling, and Shirley Robinson. The lormal inilialion banguel was held in lhe l-liawalha Room ol lhe Onondaga Holel. Aclelphean will end lhcir aclivilies wilh a lormal dinner dance al lhe Onondaga Holel in June. CHORUS O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl ,. Roberl Henson Raymond Challee Vice-Presidenl Lewis Naurn Jane LaPierre Secrelaryw . . ,Marie Lapierre Marie Lapierre Hislorian , Shirley Dodd Shirley Dodd Assislanl Hislorian Jane LaPierre Publicily. , , Elizabelh Pulver Elizabelh Pulver Properly Manager. ,Raymond Challee Marjorie Wood Librarian ,, , ,Failh Skinner Belly Zinsmesler ii HE Chorus under lhe leadership ol Mrs. Horlence Dederer opened lhe . Xi . ' ,N 1 l l942'43 season on Oclober 3lsl, singing al Roosevell Junior High School. During lhe monlh ol Oclober, a Wednesday evening Chorus was originaled. This was dedicaled lo lhe young men lrom Chorus who are now in lhe services of our counlry. On December 4lh, lhe Salule lo Heroes was presenled wilh lhe selling ol a U. SO. canleen. Lewis Naum was direclor and Mrs. Dederer and Mr. Davison were lacully advisors. Plans were lhen slarled lor lhe lradilional Chrislmas Candle Lighl Service which was wrillen by Miss Andrews. The Chorus sang during lhe lableaux which were direcled by Miss Maloney. Chrislmas boxes were senl lo all ihose who were in Chorus and are now in lhe armed lorces. One ol our boxes was received by James Warwiclc in Norlh Alrica. The Spring lerm lound us sludying exlra hard lor our concerl al lhe school on April lolh. Chorus was aslced lo sing in lhe lirsl Spring Feslival in Syracuse on May l4lh and l5lh. We enioyed a very successlul season. J .. L. - Ps in BAND I943 lhe season of l94l, lhe O. V. A. Band has accomplished much. If has played al all ol 'rhe loolball games and has aclively parlicipaled in f N ' .: ,.,. assemblies. On April I6+h, lhe band held a concerl ioinlly wilh rhe Senior and Junior chorus. The concerl was a greal success. Any boy or girl who belongs lo The band one year receives a band le-Her. For every succeeding year, he or she re- ceives a service bar. Those Thai are leavfng lhe band lhis June are Donald French, David Moore, Ward l-lifchings, James Mosher and Jack Ziegler. These boys have received lellers and service bars as follows: Don French-a lefler and 2 bars. Dave Moore-a leller and 3 bars. Ward l-lilchings-a lefler. Jaclc Ziegler-a leller and 4 bars. James Mosher-a lefler and 5 bars. We are very sorry +o lose fhese boys who have been lailhful members ol The band. The Valley band has indeed had a successful and happy year under lhe capable direcrion of Mr, John Schueler. DRACOVA O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term PresidenT ., ,Y,,,, ,, ,William Tracey Lucille Lemlcau FirsT Vice-President. , ,Lucille Lemlcau Louise Malia Second Vice-PresidenT Louise Malia Ward l-liTchings Recording SecreTary,, Jean DuBois Jean DuBois Corresponding SecreTary , ., ,Janice OerTel Janice OerTel Treasurer ,,,,,,,,., ,, ,,,Olive Mosher Olive Mosher ParliamenTarian., ,Parlcer Prichard Joann Murray l-TisTorian, , , .Audrey Buck Audrey Buck SergeanT'aT-Arms ..,,, ,,,,. , uu... Sidney Blackman John DuBois 5. '5 RACOVA, The dramaTic socieTy oT Onondaga Valley Academy, sTarTed a g successTul year by sTaging a one-acT play, The Villain Foiled Again. . .. -'TQ This hilarious melodrama was successfully produced December lOTh Tor a junior assembly and December IlTh Tor a senior assembly. Mrs. Phipps was The direcTor. TryouTs Tor Dracova were held January 7Th and l2Th in The school audiTorium. The lnducTion Ceremonies Tor The successTul candidaTes were held January l5+h in The gymnasium. Following The lnducTion There were dancing and reTreshmenTs. Worlc on The Three-acT play Girl Shy, a TasT-moving comedy abouT college liTe, was sTarTed in March wiTh KenneTh Boles as direcTor and The play was success- Tully presenTed in April. AT The end oT The season The annual banqueT will be held and The new oTTicers Tor The coming year will be announced. NEW FACULTY MEMBERS MISS E. MacWILLIAMS j jk ISS Efhelea MacWilliams arrived af our school fo falce over fhe imporfanf 11 posf of Dean of Girls. This posf was vacafed by Mrs. E. L. Roberfson 1- due fo illness. Miss Macwilliams has an excellenf background for fhis posf. She graduafed from Syracuse Universify wifh fhe degrees of A. B. and A. M. I-Ier firsf feaching posf was in a small mining fown above Lalce Champlain. She also faughf in Plainfield, N. J.: fhe Summer school in Orange Counfy and Middlefon. She also served as Assisfanf Dean of Girls af Wesfbroolc Junior College, Porfland, Me. Before arriving af Valley, she faughf in fhe Social Science Deparfmenf of Cenfral for eighf years. While fhere, fhis deparfmenf had a record of no failures. Alfhough she has already an excellenf educafional record, Miss Macwilliams is now working for her Ph. D., having sfudied af Columbia, and Yale Summer School. Miss MacWiIliams has already gafhered many friends and we wish her success in her every underfalcing. MISS A. WALLACE ji ff' 'j ISS Adeline Wallace lives in Porf I-Ienry, N. Y. She is an alumni of Plaffs- burg Normal School, having falcen a Commercial course fhere. Previous '15 fo her arrival af Valley, she faughf af fhe Solvay and Vocafional High Schools. Miss Wallace feaches Commercial Arifhmefic and Infroducfion fo Business here af fhe Academy. We enjoy having her here and hope she enjoys being here. CHARLES STOVER jj' R. Sfover's home formerly was in Irvingfon, N. Y. I-Ie graduafed from The Z' Savage School for Physical Educafion in New Yorlc Cify and received his B. S. from Ifhaca College. Mr. Sfover did graduafe worlc af Columbia Universify and lafer was in fhe Social Sfudies Deparfmenf af Lyons. I-'Ie has proved himself fo be a very capable physical educafion feacher here in Valley. I-Iis success wifh fhe foofball feam fhis year has proved him a very capable coach. We hope Mr. Sfover enjoys Valley and we wish him luclc. IN THE ARMED SERVICES OF OUR COUNTRY , v' . E have ro The besi of our abiliiy. secured rhe names of Valley siudenis in ihe service buf ihose whose names do noi appear are equally included in our ihoughrs. ARMY Abdo, Kamo Abell, Roberi' Adsif, Charles Anderson, Roberf Armsirong, Carlfon Arnold, Ronald Arnoif, Roberi Ash, Douglas Barr, Ray Baum, Leroy Baum, Paul Baum, Spencer lCalvaryl Beaulieu. Roberf lAir Corpsl Buchner, John lAir Corpsl Bernadelli, Chesler lAir Corpsl Bernadelli, John lAir Corpsl Besig, Howard Besig, John Barry, Roberi lAir Corpsl Blaniord, David lMedical Corpsl Bolen. Edward lAir Corpsl Boucheron. Jean Bouiilier, Donald Boufilier. James Boise, Charles Boise, Roberi' Braion, Harry lAir Corpsl Braron, Richard lAir Corpsl Brown, Jack Brown, Roberf lAir Corpsl Brummiii, Bruce Bur s, Richard Bush, William Byron, R. F. lAir Corpsl Calhoon, Leonard Cardin, Thomas Cassidy. Alberi' Chwalow, David Clapp, Raymond Cliff, Richard lAir Corpsl Conlon. John Coonradf, James Cornaire, James lAir Corpsl Cragin, Donald Coye, Dana Crosby, Loren lAir Corps, Crouse, Lynn Darling, Bob lAir Corpsl Dineen, William Dice. Roberi Dickenson, Lyman Drappo, Fred Drumm, Joe lAir Corpsl Drumm, John lAir Corpsl Drumm, Vincenf Dwyer, Thomas 'k'k'k'k Eager, William Erhardf, Sfewarf lAir Corpsl Evans, Daniel Faulkner, Dick Ferrer, Joseph Field, Bob lAir Corpsl Figie, Leo na rd lAir Corpsl Fiizgerald, Charles Firzgibbon, Charles Fifzqibbon, David Fiizgibbon, Francis lAir Corpsl Filzqibbon, George Flagg. Lauren Fleming, Bill Frascafi, Charles lAir Corpsl French, Grover Galloway, Mark lAir Corpsl Ganseri, Bob Giangobbe. James Goebel, Carl Hallack, Jim lAir Corpsl Hand, John Harper, Frank Hari, Lloyd lAir Corpsl Hook, Ray Houde, Jean lSignal Corpsl House, Richard lAir Corpsl Howard. Jack Howell, Richard lAir Corpsl Hoyr, John Johnson, Carl J udge, Donald Kelly, Charles Kelley, Tom Kidd. David Kidd, Donald Kimber, William Kincaide, Donald Kirchenbaum, Charles Kozan, Mike Kunz, George Lang, Edward Lesfer, Phillip Livingsion, John Lynch, Thomas Lymore, John Madigan, Gilberf MacCollis+er, Edward lAir Corpsl McCann, Louis M ac Dowell, William McConnell. Donald fAir Corpsl Magee, Charles Marcy. Elmer McLaulin, Frank McMasier, Roberi lAir Corpsl McNeil, Duane McNeil, Vicfor Melvin, Myron Melnik, Edward Miichell, John Miichell, Pefer Miichell, Michael Monroe, Bernard Monroe, Joe Monroe. Ted Monfague, Fairfax lSki Troopsl Mooney, John Moore, Clarence lAir Corpsl Moran, Joe Morgan, Jack Mofondo, Clark lArr Corpsl Mulford, Bill Murphy, Kenneih Murray, Gran? Murray. Paul Naum, Lewis Nelson, Carl lAir Corpsl Nelson, Wallace lAir Corpsl Nickolson, George Norris, Walfer North, John lAir Corpsl Norih, Roberi Nuoberg, Reynold Olmsread, Chuck Orihood. Glen Paige, Richard Palmer. Gordon lAir Corpsl Paul, Dick Peck, Bill Peck, John lSignal Corpsl Peckham, Charles Peensfra, Ken Perkins, Bob Perkins, Jack Pere, Roberl' Pisciiell, Sam Placanio. Nick lAir Corpsl Peifer, Fay Powell, Ed lAir Corpsl Prifchard, Rhys lAir Corpsl Ray, Howard Redmond, Phillip Reinauer, Edward Reinauer. Don Robinson, Gordon Rosier, Herb lAir Corpsl Russo, Dan Russo, Larry lAir Corpsl Sanderson, William lAir Corps Serley, Alvin Seymour, Willard Shahan, Jack lSki Troopsl Shaw, Glen Silkey, Donald Simmons, George Small, Don lAir Corpsl Smiih, Harold lAir Corpsl Souihard, Harold P. Sparrow, Roberf Squires, Joseph Sianisfreef, W. P. iAir Corpsl Sfanion, Leonard Sfeinberg, Bill Sfeinberg, James lAir Corpsl Slrylcer, Garrel' lAir Corpsl Sullivan, Joe Thompson, Leonard Troendle, Edward Tursi, Anihony Tursi, Michael Usherwood, James Van Veghfon, Roberr Vollmer, William Wallace. Lyle Websier, Marshall lAir Corpsl Welch, Francis Wells, Jaclc Wenfworih, Reber? Whonhari, Francis William, Beniamin Williams, Bill Wilson, Carl lAir Corpsl Wilson, Homer Wilson, Roberl' Wood, James Woodard. Jim Woodard, Ted lAir Corpsl Woodworih. James Woodworfh, William Woodworih, Roberf Wolf. Francis lAir Corpsl Woolverfon, Jack Worden, Richard Wari, Harold Wright William Yaclcle, Ray lAir Corpsl W. A. A. C. Bales, Elizabeih Brown, Margaref Moyer, Eleanor NAVY Aclcler, Richard Amidon. Bob ArnoH', David Baum, Eugene Barr, James lAir Corpsl Baxier, Roberi lAir Corpsl Beard, Bill Beers, Bob Bell, Pefer Birdseye, Roberi Blazelr, Sieve Bolen, Elmer Brown, Alberi Brown, Alex Bush, Bill Chrisiianson, Sheldon Connelly, Jacl: Connelly. James Cook. Leslie Cowans, William iAir Corpsl De Moore, Perry Edwards, Ivan Erhardf, John Faulkner, Bob Farringion, Sfuari' Field, C. Raymond Fish, Bill Fleming, Bob Frazier, W. Frenay, Roberi Frickman, Donald Goodsell, Joe Graham, Bob Hanly, Carl Harmaiulc, Francis Herbig, Paul lBomber Squadronl Heselder, John Howe, Bob lAir Corpsl Hoxie, Ray Kellogg, Bob Knowles, Melvin LaDulre, Kennefh Level, Howard Linforfh, Dave lAir Corpsl MacCollis+er, Richard lAir Corpsl McCann, Wilson McCarroll, Sianley McGowan, Charles Millard, Jaclc Millard, George Miller, George Mosner, Waller Murphy, Ray Murphy, Roberi' Naylor, Arihur O'Hearn, James Oldfield. Jack Olmslead, Charles lAir Corpsl Parris, Henry Pierce, Harold Pierce, Roland Pofier, George Polls, Roberl' Pupp, Alberi Robinson, Larry Robinson, Roberf Rodgers, Reber? Reilly, Edward Sharlrey, Roberl' iAir Corpsl Shirley, Ellsworfh Six, Roberl Smiih, Sianley Thayer, David Torgerson, Edward Wadsworfh, Bob Wairous, William Wells, Roberf Wiclcs, Norman Wilson, William Wright William WAVES Helen Hammond MARINES Rainone, Joe Boyce, Joe Broolrs, Waller Bud, Roberi Burfon, Harold Burien, John Cogswell, Roberi Cost George Crosby, David Cross, Arfhur Dillenbeck, Robert Drappo, Dale Ellis, Don Flynn, Richard Fuller, George Gardener, Jacl: Guarasci, Roberl' Hanor, John Harris, Bud Kelly, Hazen Lemisfer, George Marfin. William Malia, Howard Olmsiead, Howard Paclc, Charles Pefers, Wallace Reinauer, Carl Sanders, William Saniy, Michael Semple, Hugh Shepard, Donald Slowey, Tom Smiihson, Bud Spinlrs, William Sfrauss, Harry Van Horn, Wendell . . I Walkingsiiclr, Char es Wallace, Peier Wells, Bruce Williams, Louis Williams, William Wood, Edward Woodworfh, John Woodruff, Donald Wrighf, Edward MARINES IWOMEN Sl Schulfz, Doris COAST GUARD Braun, Herb Champaux, David Cullinan, Roberi Evans, Jacl: Lyfle, Alberl' Pursey, Clifford Websfer, Roberi SPARS McNe'r+, Esfher MERCHANT MARINES Burns, Henry MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY IN THE SERVICE Giblin, Mary Alice Waves Minsavage, Joseph, Navy Scofield, lra, Army 4,, Q - Q u Sf QV P7 V lg, 6 :Lf m ' 1 .fix N, ggi 4- -'His ,ws Ula v + K ffm Sd X as K 5 91 ,gifi 9 f i 'ff 3 B !T 4 Q 'Yi St WN 1 1 -. S 'V' .L o A 'r MUS 734009 'S X.,-gf 9-15- E! Q15-Ziix ' mpg? X -my vu 9 , P f -fp- wi, f .1 , Q 45 ff 'fp' I X , W3 ,W xii .WN X ,. . W 3 A. A X, ,ltf F 'V fig ,Y v. '41 1 . is., W , N 4 12? U v .AQ O WN . - MQ, I sigh? Q I 1 I D v-'B K A . .,,,, 5 1 f , f' , A Yimgf Q . n fa. .N -wif- -it vm? A N v -xx 1 2 'Qt In QQ 4 -K QW! 'YN -J? M f yn. K E its ' 42,8 an V' nl' -um-af . 1' is IN MEMORIAM Connelly, Roberi . . Priichard, Lloyd . Harris, Roberf Day, Donald Galloway, Theodore Army Air Force Navy W Navy Navy Navy THE LAMENT OF OUR ALMA MATER l-leroic Dead, your foofsieps echo down My halls-young hearfs once slirrecl wilh ioy Wilh laughler, love, and aspira+ion crowned Your precious gif? of life you gave To Trufh. The Sea allows no marking of her graves: There only brooding Silence will lceep waich. The lasf sad wish our sfriclqen pilol made Sfill journeys pilgrim-like Through l-leav'n's bl ue vault ous youfhg Your Tomb-a sacred aliar in each heari- Where Virfue lays a wreafh of gralifudei Your guardian-Freedom-never will deparl' A land wilh such a breed of noble youfhs. You sacrificed your rainbow hopes of years l give you, sons, a lonely gill oi fears. --Joseph J. Dixon THE ALUMNI l939 Karis Smilh is allending Keuka College. Shirley Slrebel is working al Brown-Lipe-Chapin Company. ATTENDING CORTLAND NORMAL-Marlha Galloway and Susan Zimmerman. ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - Bill Reilh, Jeanne Buchanan, and has been elecled lo Phi Bela Kappa, Grace MacArlhur, Belly Besig, Evelyn Hauser. Roger Wicks and Mary Allen. MARRIED-Dol Byrem and Alan Cole, Margarel Moran and James Smilh, Doris Ash and Don Yakel, Elaine Cosl and Charles Perkins, George Harris and Marion Rose, Rila Kahl and Gene Wilbur, Alice Slreeler, Marie Carle and ' Marion Needham. I 940 Eslher Lee and Marion Burbidge are lraining al lhe General Hospilal. Orel Lanning is lraining al lhe Syracuse Univer- sily Hospilal. Evelyn Colman is lraining al Crouse-Irving Hospilal. Jimmie Greene is allending Duke Universily. Reuben Jellery is allending Yale Universily. WORKING-Marilyn Blaisdell, Jean King, Mer- rill Chaffee, Helen Golf and Marion Skinner. MARRIED-Belly Kero, Winnie Halliday. Merrill Challee, Marie Kniesel. Belh Sheller, Belly Websler and Marge Dunn. ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY--Calhleen Brown, Richard Church. Shirley Dousl, Meg Goodion. Muriel Hineman, Dick Lewis, Bill Peddie, Doris Quackenbush. Deforesl Slorey, Bud Hannam, Jean O'Brien, Pauline Ellis, Harry Kimmey and Shirley Marsh. I94l Lorena Hymes is allending college in Boslon. Marianne Wulle is engaged lo Paul Baum. Bernice Maas is allending Sl. Lawrence Universily. Bud Galloway is laking a C.P.T. course al Colgale. Doris Torgersen is working. Dol Dodd is working al lhe Telephone Company. Ncrine Bradley is working al lhe Easy Washer. ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY-,Ronnie Beak. Bob Mager. Barbara Williams, Jane Sweeny, Eleanor Molondo and Midge Bean. MARRIED-Darlene Brooks, Belly Carpenler, Peg Diringer, Eleanor Molondo and Eileen Shorl. l 942 June Ackely is married lo Slu Farringlon, Bruce Banks is allending Corlland Normal. Mildred Blank is working al a wholesale clruggisl company. Connie Cook is living in Berkshire, N. Y. Belly Fuller is allending Hope College. Dol Giangobbe and Joyce Byrem are allending business school. Ann Gramer is working al lhe Telephone Company. The Golhier lwins are working al Reminglon Rand, Inc. Shirley Jones is allending Normal School. Mary Jane Leamy is working al lhe Easy Washer. Dick Polgreen is working lor Loblaw's. Tony Welch is allending Colgale College. Frances Poller is married lo James Coons. Jean Yorkey, Winilred Kills and Mary Elizabelh Murphy are allending business school. Libby Evans is married lo Ll. Harold Selleck. Mary Drummond and Eleanor Marble are slu- denl nurses. Bob Sparrow is married. ATTENDING SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY - Jack Buchannan. Ralph Challee, Dick Clark. Don Burlon, Don Gilmore and Elmer Marcy. 4 Ll T' 'A' I x km f Q 5,-F . Nm- I f U Q . WW ir! , Q X 4 E ' Q lj . I 'Y ESQ , 5 if FOOTBALL I942 S C T-I E D U L E Valley FuITon 6 Valley I2 -- VocaTionaI Valley JarnesTown I9 Valley I2 - lNloTTingham Valley Johnson CiTy 20 Valley I9 - C. B. A. Valley NorTh I3 Valley I4 -- VVaTerTown VaIley's ToTaI OpponenTs' ToTal Q I-IE Valley Indians Turned in a specTacuIar season This year as They deTeaTed Toe aTTer Toe. The reasons Tor winning six ouT oT eighT games were TirsT The ff' 'fl Team's Tine spiriTq secondly our coaching sTaTT of Mr. STover as head coach: Mr. Davison, DirecTor oT AThleTicsq and Mr. Meelcer in charge of The Junior VarsiTy: and Thirdly The Tine array oT reTurning veTerans Trom Ensign JoeI' Minsavage's squad. The reTurning players were Knowles, DaviTT, Moore, STanTon, KeTaiIy, SipTIe, Ballard, CosT, Bolen, I-Ienson, and Blackman. Along wi+h Coach STover's change To double wing They showed greaT promise. MosT OT The sTarTing Team finished The season wiTh The excepTion oT Sonny Moore, and Ed KeTaiIy, boTh ouT because oT leg iniury. Coach STover had The Team in very good shape aT The TirsT game in which Valley Trounced I:ulTon 27-6. The second game oT The year was The mosT pleasanT surprise when Valley beaT The BinghamTon CenTraI GianTs by a score oT 32-I9, Three of our Touchdowns coming in The IasT Tour minuTes. Valley IosT The nexT Two games, The TirsT To lXIorTh by one Touchdown I36: and a hearTbreaIcer To Johnson CiTy 20-I9. In The nexT game Valley rolled on To deTeaT The NoTTingham eleven Tor The TirsT Time in Ten years. The Indians Then bowled over Vocational I2-O, and C. B. A. I9f6. They ended The season ouT oT Town wiTh a I4-I2 vicTory over WaTerTown. Valley was well represenTed on This year's All-SchoIasTic Team wifh Bob Ballard, Tex STanTon, Mel Knowles, on The TirsT Team, and Bill RoThenburg, Alex CosT, Sonny Moore, and Walf Bolen represenTing Valley on The second Team. HCCKEY S C H E D U L E Valley ll-ClinTon . 2 Valley 3-Manlius , , O Valley I2-SkaneaTeles 2 Valley 9-Manlius 2 Valley 9-SkaneaTeles , O Valley O-Rome , ,, , . 2 5 ,CLX The Third consecuTive year. Valley played independenT hockey aTTer fy gs :Pl receiving permission Trom Commissioner Barry To use The park across Trom 'Tu' The school. Valley had seven reTurn7ng veTerans including: Bill HarmaTuk, Ivan RuTherTord, Doc STryker, RoberT Walker, Allan Galloway, Bob Ballard, and Alex CosT. Marshall WebsTer, capTain Tor The 1942-43 season, was losT To The Team Through inducTion inTo The Army along wiTh several oTher Tine prospecTs. However, newcomers To The squad including: John BillingTon, Don Six, John WebsTer, Charles CliTT, Hank Smalley, Jim Bailey, and Richard Lynch, helped To bolsTer The Team. ClinTon was The TirsT opponenT oT The season and was deTeaTed I I-2. This score broke The Torrner high scoring record held by The Valley Teams. The Tollowing week The record was broken again when Valley overwhelmed SkaneaTeles I2-2 on The SkaneaTeles Rink. A reTurn game, played aT Valley, saw The Indians come Through again wiTh a 9-O shuT ouT. Valley earned a 3-O Triumph over The husky lvlanlius CadeTs in a roughly played game. A reTurn maTch on The Manlius Rink neTTed a 9-2 vicTory Tor The Maroon and WhiTe. The Rome players broughT on The only seTfback oT The year when They deTeaTed Valley 2.0 in a closely conTesTed game. Valley chalked up Tive vicTories To only one deTeaT To bring To a close anoTher successTul hockey season. BASEBALL SCHEDULEFOR w43 April 29 Easlwood al Easlwood May 6 Norlh- al Granl May I0 Vocalional al Valley May I3 Nollingham al Thornden May I7 C. B. A. al Schiller uct 3, Q XL Q, 'lj if ill, -'I ' - some oul ol lown games. May May June June June Cenlral al Valley Easlwood al Valley Norlh al Valley Vocalional al Burnel Nollingham al Valley We ALLEY has some brighl prospecls lo slarl lhe I943 baseball season. will play len Cily League games and Coach Soulhworlh is lrying lo bool: I-loldovers lrom lasl year in lhe inlield are Don Fuller, al lhird base: and Alex Cosl, al shorlslop. Arl Cosl and Tex Slanlon are in consideralion lor lirsl base. John Billinglon will undoubledly lalce over second base. Doug Golham, Wall Bolen, and Bob Ballard will be in lhe oullield. The ballery will consisl ol calcher, Bill I-Iarmalulc, wilh several prospeclive pilchers ballling il oul lor lhe mound posilion. All condilions poinl loward a successful season. BASKETBALL in ALLEY opened lhe season wilh a deleal al lhe hands ol Solvay. Prospecls Q,K'i,Qxg' were lar lrom brighl as lhis was lhe only game in which we had wilh us frlv 53 , Big Jim Davill , lasl year's All Syracuse and All Scholaslic player. Nolhing daunled, Valley loolc lhe inilialive in lheir nexl game and won lrom Nollingham 30-27. Valley had won lheir lirsl game ol lhe Cily League, bul from lhere on lhe opposing learns were lhe viclors. In lhe second hall ol lhe season we gained a good lasl year man in Elmer lBunlcyl Bolen, who played lhree games. Then Uncle Sam slepped in and look Bolen, Bob Beers, and Mel Knowles. Prospeclsi are brighler lor nexl year as Tex Slanlon, Juny Cosl, Bob Walace, Red Sanlorum, Bill Johnson, and Ed Irish are relurning. And whalever comes, Val- Iey's spiril will slill lceep us doing our besl. TENNIS AST season, under lhe guidance ol Mr. Joseph Dixon, lhe Valley Tennis 2 X gf! Team had a good year. Allhough lhe lirsl lhree games were losl lo X N Nollingham 3-2, Pebble I-lill 5-O, and Norlh 3-2, Valley delealed ils re- maining opponenls in quiclc order. Our leam delealed Cenlral 4-I, Easlwood 3-2, C. B. A. 4-I, and Vocalional 5-O. This year +he leam will have only lwo experienced players lrom lasl year, Dave Moore and Willis Richer. I-Iowever, lrom lhe lisl ol new prospecls, Mr. Dixon hopes lo comprise a successlul leam. BOWLING I942- I 943 'I' I-IE bowling feam was organized rafher lafe fhis year. Bowling on fhe Soufh , 1 :.,, Side Alleys every Tuesday affernoon, we sfarfed our compefifion wifh many .01 IT I - - -- 1- of lasf years bowlers along wifh quife a few newcomers. Because of The feam's lafe sfarf fhey didn'+ enfer fhe cify Iournarnenf. Our fhree high scores fhis year were as follows: Eugene Wells wifh an average of I497 Chuck Wood wifh an average of I45, and Diclc Denny wifh an average of I36. GIRLS BOWLING I943 j I-IE girls, coached by Miss Moran, did a fine iob of bowling in fhe cify Iournarnenf which was held March 30, I943 af fhe Jefferson Bowling S' nf! Alleys. Valley placed fhird in high folal while Frances Fay of Valley placed firsf in high average and firsf in high individual score. The following girls foolc parf in fhe fournamenf: Frances Fay, Alice Baily, Jac- queline Behm, Mary Jane I-loyf, Selma Abdo, and Juanifa Sidley. The following girls also bowled fhis year buf did nof parficipafe in fhe fourna- menf: Jean Ivlonfanye, Jerry King, Paf Sheefs, Virginia Laird, Shirley Robinson, Beffy Venfura, Dof Arnold, and Jeaneffe I-Iancheff. 6 1' k x E- ' .1 5 7 1 . .X 5. ,-1 Q., .- - fx f ,Msg Q, .ig 1 Q fm ,W V I 414.32792- s MA G , N A' C A ' ,Jan C4 fl!-ws fggi 1: J Sl at 55:3 3-7 xi 1 , X fi A , Q ft 5 3 'F P7 V -F3 'L z xx Y ,M fm-M--www D :Q i1 if 'Ni , Q ,. i, 5 x Jig' ,I .K J AEE , V M X A , ef, X. . N 5? J 'rf 4 ws' aa 9, .1 x K R ' wk Q , V EQn6 fl5.-Q A 1 , gill XY SY? . Q' NI Q ,Q Z: O 'Z-.nun Jwx K.-rgjvg YN ,mi-fgf 5 Q. 5 BADMINTON , V. HE Badminlon leam, under lhe able direclion ol Miss Clark, has been prac- M5 :N licing lwice a week. The Badminlon Tournamenl was played al Valley, 'B ' fi April I3 and one al Norlh, April I5. Each school had lhree leams which played Tuesday and lhree dillerenl leams lrom each school played Thursday. The Valley girls wonilhe lournamenls. The 'Following girls played Badminlon lhis year: Belly Zinsmeisler Jean Jellery Marilrances Filzgibbons Marie LaPierre Phyllis MacArlhur Lilius Weeks Doris Dibble Elizabelh Pulver Jean Pulling Germaine King Marge Wood Peg Goodion Janel Kills Jean Crouch Jane Kinney Peggy Simson Carol Thomas Shirley Robinson .Ioann Kelly Dolores Bobbell Belly Venlura Doris Hymes Jean Monlanye BASKETBALL I 943 . ji, HE baskelball leam, under lhe direclion ol Miss Moran, has been praclic- :,,,,' ing once a week. The girls are divided in lwo leams and lhese lwo leams Q' 'TI play each week. The besl players lrom each leam will be chosen lo lorm a lirsl leam lo play olher schools. The girls who played baskelball lhis year are as follows: Gerry King, Louise Malia, Jean DuBois, Bobby Holmes, Joann Kelly, Connie Carpenler, Dol Kozan, Joyce Scarem, Juanila Sidley, Lenonline Smilh, Janel Searle, Helen Abboll, Lois Woolverlon, Jean Monlanye, Peg Goodion, Marge Wood, Bernice Garlock. Belly House, Beverly Goodsell, Peggy Sheen, Lorraine Twomey, Peggy Reed, Francis Shane, Helen Wrighl, Jeanne Smingler, Lilius Weeks. SWIMMING I943 , K. HE swimming classes are organized according lo lhe abilily ol lhe swim- L, mers. They are classified as beginners, inlermediale. and advanced swim- af' 'Tr mers. Diving classes are divided inlo elemenlary and lancy diving. Records ol previous years placed swimmers in respeclive groups, while lhose swimming for lhe lirsl lime are given lesls lo delermine lheir group. Classes were al lhe Y. W. C. A. March Isl and lhe girls will be given lheir linal lesl in swimming during lhe week ol April I9lh. Girls parlicipaling are as lollows: Janice Abboll Doris Dibble Janel Kills Jean Kohan Marilrances Filzgibbons Barbara Budden Marylyn Farnham Roberla Richards Palricia Sheem Mary Alexander Carol Thomas Roberla Crawford Jean Pulling Kale Seulerl Margarel Slreeler Gerry King Muriel Powlesland Peg Goodion Jean Monlanye Charlolle Hine Marilyn Chavousli TENNIS I942 Ig HE lollowing are lhe resulls ol lhe lennis lournamenl held Oclober I3, u u I942 al Schiller Park: In lhe singles Doris Dibble delealed her opponenl is 'TI from Norlh, while Jerry Claxlon Iosl lo Goodyear. In lhe doubles Jerry King and Connie Carpenler Iosl lo Cenlral, Shirley Robin- son and Belly Venlura Iosl lo Cenlral, and Norlh lorleiled lheir game. The leam, coached by Miss Clark, placed lourlh in lhe Cily League. PLAYDAY FOR I 943 if UNIOR and Senior playday will be held al Kirk Park lhe lirsl parl ol June. ffl Service ball ancl sollball games will be played and relays will be held. 9 All lhe Junior and Senior high schools in Syracuse will parlicipale. .Si VOLLEY BALL I943 Valley 63-Goodyear , , ,lb Valley 33-Cenfral 34 Valley 45--NOrTh I8 Valley 30-NOTTingham 55 Valley 37-VOcaTiOnal , , , , , . I7 Valley 60-EasTwOOd 20 HE Volley Ball Team aided by The coaching OT Miss Clarlc sTarTed The season L, by easily overwhelming Goodyear 63 TO IO. The second game OT The fs season was played aT NOrTh wiTh Valley again winning 45 To I8. They exTe-nded Their winning sTrealc by beaTing VOcaTiOnal 37 TO I7. V I . .I X 1 3 . -.ff nv., Qs The Team Then suTTered iTs TirsT deTeaT OT The season by a very close score 34 TO 33 aT The hands OT CenTral. Valley Then unde-rwenT iTs wOrsT deTeaT OT The season, when NOTTingham mane aged To pile up 55 pOinTs againsT Valley's 30. In The lasT game OT The season, The Team regained iTs TighTing spiriT and man- aged easily TO Top EasTwOOd 60 TO 20. The season ended wiTh Valley placing TOurTh in The CiTy League. The Tollowing girls played all season: l:irsT Team: Gerry King, CapTain3 l-lelen WrighT, Virginia POTTer, Connie Car- penTer, Doris Dibble, Barbara Fre-They, Shirley l-TOeTT, Lois Jones, DOT Kozan, Jean Pulling, LeOnTine SmiTh. Second Team: Jean DuBois, CapTain: Mary Alexander, Dolores BObbeTT, Jean Eccles, Marilyn FarringTOn, Frances French, MargareT Goodion, Virginia Laird, Jane LaPierre, Jeanne MOnTange, Arline ParTridge, Joyce Quinn, Shirley Robinson, JO SCOTT, MargareT Sheen, MargareT STreeTer, Josphine STrylcer, BeTTy VenTura, BeTTy ZinsmeisTer, DOrOThy LaSalle, Bernice Garloclc, Faye Grube. Doris l-Tymes was manager, assisTed by JuaniTa Sidley. The Valley Cheerleaders made a Tine showing in Their maroon and whiTe en- sembles during TOOTball season. This year's energeTic squad was made up OT The Tollowing: ElizabeTh Pulver, head cheerleader: Doris Dibble, Marie Lapierre, Mary Alice Coughlin, Connie CarpenTer, Bill Tracy, Bob fXlTman, and Eddy lrish. 'R .. F'. Qw- 'wv ,- 1 A A 'WSJ Vain XR- X Q ga NW . ' Q QA Q 'K 5 . s M xi , N - Q, .V N, . Q xt. Q Qin Ls-Xxx qi X- , .. . ,n VD .I x ,a X i sw i3'43'. I ,Lift Sk Li ' :Q . am KKK W. X dt .- ' Q Q--X nn Fw :K XE s W 4 Y Y! ni--H' rsW 'l1ll'1lll 11 fl gg! xggxxw ' 4 AMN aw saw kg K wyi ' Q W, -X y '?N?Qw-' x if fw- 'SV 5 ,., ,sf , igx .' sf x f X 5 Fl Q' ' QL f ax X -f . . ' Si F ' .1 . 6 A N 1 Q is va. M fi , W ,r if x S if F' b N' if x fa K x 1 Q ll , W N ACKNOWLEDGM ENT i' Menfion +he Annual When Pa+ronizing Adverfisers We wish To Thank These adverlrisers for Jrheir cooperalrion. Our adverfisers have cooperafed wi+h us, le? us cooperafe wi'rh Jrhem. n11ni4v1fli1v11v1tvi1u1fvirn -i- in-an .. U ., I .I .. ll .. I . . T . I .. . 1. . I I T I I I I I I I T i I l, I I I l I T I I I I i .-..1...-In-..1 -.ql.-01lp.-111.5-ng.-'.1l.1ql1ql1pp.-.41 .- .- 1 1. 1 -. 1.-.1n.i.'1 FROM THE DESK OF ERNEST W. NELSON April l5, l943. To The People On The I-lome FronT: NOT so long ago, I recall an adverTisemenT which read as Tollows: BIG PROFITS RAISIN6 FROGS IN YOUR BACK YARD. SEND FOR BOOKLET TO-DAY, I-IURRY. WE SHOW YOU I-IOW. DON'T DELAY. To-day we are aT war and noT concerned abouT raising Trogs in our back yard. buT we are concerned abouT The big iob oT annihilaTing our venomous enemies beTore They geT To our back yards. We. on The home TronT, can do our parT and do iT well if we I-IURRY, and DON'T DELAY. By ThaT I mean hurry To buy more War Savings STamps and War Bonds. Our TighTing men need our help and They need This help quickly. WE LEND, TI-IEY FIGI-IT. LeT's Do Our ParT. Thanking you kindly, I remain. Yours Tor vicTory. ErnesT W. Nelson. pionzlnznaivzallpiqpi u.-n-u1nu1nu.nu-nn4:- :s-l:u-p.- : g in : -:1 -:: ::7:: -:Q n1as:u1wsl -Q -pn-.unnql1ulnqIn-1 .-qu-an-not.-u-on-an-swings! 1-1-ul 1 1--gn-.n1nu1n1nn1nnlun.-..1.q1..1 .-gg-...iw-up-.ll-...1...1q.1ul-zaujlu-gli-..1lq1 CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE The only business school in Cenfral New York approved by Ihe Sfale Deparfmenf of Educafion. A s'ra+e approved business school mus+ submi+ 'ro Ihe rigid requiremenfs ol: CERTIFICATION OF TEACHERS APPROVAL OF COURSES AND SIZE OF CLASSES FAIR DEALING WITH STUDENTS AND THE PUBLIC Regisfered business schools are recommended by fhe Sfafe Deparfmenf with 'rhe knowledge Ihal people who affend Ihem may obfain a business educalion vocalionally valuable. SUMMER TERM BEGINS JULY 6 FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7 630 Soufh Warren Sfreef Syracuse, New York WILLIAM J. VEIGEL, Direclor Besl Wishes To Class of I943 WRIGHT'S DRUG STORE 4740 soum SALINA STREET aI Seneca -.-u1u1--uu-.uu.- 1 1nu1un-osn1.ll-ullas--up-ul.-u1 1 1 1 1 -. - 1.--1.--1 p-qp1n-u.1ll-.ll1-.....g1n- .- I.-..gl-.1u-.u.1n.-m1u-u.1.l.-lu-..1.p-.nigh-..-n1.p1 'lor summer for gradualion for anylhing lhal lurns up l+'s all in keeping wi'rh War Times .... When The boys who are 'foo young lo go need some- 'rhing 'fhal reflecfs excilemenl and daring. The new Palm Beaches are advenfurous . . . and lhey do safisfy lhe young fellow's quesf for lhe excifingl While Palm Beach Coal . . Sl3.50 Navy Palm Beach Slacks . 3.95 WELLS 8: COVERLY, lnc. Prep Shop . 3rd floor Com pllme nfs of PI OMEGA PHI ALPHA CHAPTER u-.1 111111.-eq-.gu1.--.-111-. -1.11-...pug-qu-n1a POWELSON INSTITUTE Syracuse, N. Y. Sf? Oufsfanding for Thoroughness in Business Training il? WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Address: Regishar - 604 Soufh Salina Sireei Telephone 2-605I Complimen+s of K. E. SOCIETY REMEMBER THE nov IN SERVICE - WRITE OFTEN 1: 41. fe. --U.-R44 4 Au ---4--un .un-rn --.4 - --'- u --gn.-.E-un-.n......4-.a.....-.....1.m.1u-1a If Fr0:II2g:.,f... 'S'.'F9! 'l F R O - J O Y Syracuse, New York CompIimenfs of PHI DELTA SIGMA ZETA CHAPTER I ,, ..-..-.-..-....- - -II -I I I I r pgs P if T o 5 SYRACUSE. NEW YORK BURN KELLEY'S COAL T IT'S BETTER ASK YOUR NEIGHBCDRH fonnf 2' 'rcrv S H 0 P 480SSAuNA ST SYDACUSENY 6 f 9 . - . O 'SUDDDISE Q TAKE ,, mrmmss! Haul: rar Complimenfs of TH E FACULTY .f,..................................................-.......-................ - ..- ... .. - ....................-.. in 94 Complime-n+s lf of flie BETA CHAPTER of fi ADELPHEAN l COLLEGIATE CAP AND eowN COMPANY l. u 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y li Mosf Popular Girl: Doris Dibble Class Beaufy: Pa+ricia Rand lg Mos? Popular Boy: Bob Henson Class Cufiez Germaine King T Complimenfs of Complimenfs of l WALTER J. SMITH, MD. T R l - Y l If l -l.............-..-..- .......,................-... A- 2- 4: ...A :fx 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1u-1.u-1.I-uun-an1..1u11.u,-uu1nu-.un1n--.np-I-11.1 Complimenls of SOUTHSIDE RECREATION BOWLING ALLEYS 2103 SOUTH SALINA STREET SAM PIRAINO CompIimen+s of THE VALLEY MEN'S CLUB Mosf Handsome Boy: William S+ryIcer Mos+ Refirinq Senior: Charles Urschel Cu+es+ Boy: Roberf I-Iardisfy Class SI'1ieIc: Sidney Blackman McLUSKY 81 HAYLOR Dependable Insurance Complimenfs of ' H I - Y HERALD BUILDING 2-7278 REMEMBER THE BOY IN SERVICE - WRITE OFTEN 1.1154-lp.-...1..-..1.q1..1.u1..1..- -4.1..-...1.l-:nu-.gn-gu1..1-n ' A.: ,n --1... V, 41, n-.,1:,1u u1ll:-uim1up-hummu-mnsmnhhn1w1nnuuaqu-mn-sww-oun-unfm-u .Ip 1 1 1.11pq....-.n..n.-n..-..1n....1..1......1..1,.1n......-ui.......1.,,1.....,.1..1...........1..1 3. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Newell ai Cannon Sfreeis Syracuse, New Yorlr 9:00 A.M. Class Meefinq 6:30 P.M. Evanqelisfic 9:45 A.M. Sunday School Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meefing 10:45 A.M. Worship Thursday, 1:30 P.M. Ladies Prayer Band 5:30 RM. N. Y. P. S. Safurday, 11:30 A.M. Broadcast WOLF THE SINGING CHURCH OF SYRACUSEH Rev. Arrhur W. Gould, Minisler NEW VALLEY GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING A. ROBT. PERRY, Prop. 4729 Soufll Salina Sfreei' Phone 9-3021 Syracuse. N. Y. Boy Mosl' Lilcely fo Succeed: Girl M051 Likely fo Succeed: Parker Prilclward Lila Crosby 6009 LUCK MORSE DAIRY LOUIS and KAMAL Asno . Gmde ..,,.. 4608 Sou+h Salina Sfreei' MILK AND CREAM 1e'eP1'0 e 99847 3 140 Merr:++ Ave. 9-2375 Complimenfs of Complimenfs of SENECA SALINA ALPHA. TRI-Y SUPER MARKET ..gg4..gq',p..-lg.-lg-.pq1un1n1n1n.-.Q Complimenls of QUEEN ANNE lce Cream -nn-nares--suv n-nn-pun-up-qu.-mpgs-up-u1gg1u MERRELLS, Inc. Designers and Makers of Unusual Sfafionery CLARKSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA Besl Dressed Boy: William Sanders Miss Fashion Plafez Georgene Mulliner Mosl Afhlefic Boy: Edward Kelaily Mosl Allwlelic Girl: Germaine King Complimenls of BILL MONACO Complimenls of JOHN G. BUTLER FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Newell S+. Phone 4-8I89 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK gh-H1..1..1..1ni..1u-nuinu1nu-ai- F.: 1 1 Complimenls of CARVER DRUG STORE 5304 Soufh Salina Sfreel' MARTIN S. HOWARD, Inc I I6-I is Easf w.ssh:ng+on s+fee+ 2-3804 EVERYTHWG IN BOOKS oln--u-u--u-u-n-nu---f-----u-ii- - - -1 :-- 3 .- :H :i .- -7 -if-li.-1: '1u-u-u- 1 S l Complimenis of I slRlNe's MARKET 4720 Souih Salina Sireef Q BUY MORE WAR STAMPS AND BONDS i l ly TRIDENT PRINTING CORP. Complele Prinling Service i Phone 2-7764 ll 56I SOUTH CLINTON STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. H Class Blondie: Josephine Goclclin Mull and Jeff: Class Opfimisfz Bud Haylor William Gaedelce and Tom McGlauflin OSTROM'S PHARMACY Drugs and Periodicals THE REXALL STORE Prescrip+ions Carefully Compounded if Corner Soufh Ave. and Wesi Colvin S+. I Phone 4-3259 ll Complimenls of McELWEE'S GROCERY and MARKET 7 I 9 Valley Drive i Delivery Phone 9-28 I 4 Save 2505 by lnsuring wifh Farm Bureau Mulual Ins. Co Cily Bank Bldg. For Your General Insurance Needs Fire Medical Paymen Bodily Injury Compensafion Properly Damage Liabilily Consul? KENNETH E. HINE - 9-3323 E. CONINE GROCERIES . . . MEATS We Deliver 2435 Midland Avenue H REMEMBER THE BOY lN SERVICE - WRITE OFTEN +.1..1u1.l .- 1- -nului:un:u11m1uu1nu--1111uI1Ililu-lulul-uu1nu1n-sau:-nu--an-u-un:u1qn1q.1u1 + 1' , , FXIRH MI tix 7 A x Cream lm 60 Buffer Kr 9 ,..f--1'UPw'N-339-Af-,f I r , DXIR Ip.:- rgfzg- Collage We 5- M. f an 'I-M Ch -F21 X! X eese 'R , Buflermilli MI, r-- I, I, K - gms , Y.lnr. -Y nl. 456 I- ml I ' A..v.y , , ,fl a,, . Aug,-I , !l IN ar K -1 lx if M fi E, If N. d -, :F-TFT Z Q 1 21 7 14 If ls.: d ' 1' '- 'Q .4 f -x -15. 'I- . x...... .T ., 5 i AGN! f. - I x-,H A ,- -411.-,,, .. . fx 1 Q f VFQLCI, w.- ':W..---- ....2?5.'f?..me2.....f.'f'.'--nf- . M T'i.4'-5 FAIRBANK FARMS DAIRY INC. Phone 6-536I PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL BY FRYER STUDIO 3I4 EAST FAYETTE STREET Duplicales of Ihese Pholograplns may be ordered aI' Sfudio We also make Wedding Pholos Girl Class Conversalionalish Joan Mon+ague Boy Class Conversalionalislz Frank Toles SYRACUSE COAL CO., Inc. 332 Nor+h Wesf Sireei' Phone 2-34I8 Oualiry Coal Prompf Service Complimenls of ASH'S RED 81 WHITE FOOD MARKET NEDROW, N. Y. PI1. 9-2I3I Fresh Fruils, Vegelabfes and Meals ..1u..-...-...1..1..1..1..1.u1 in-.-. -u..-n.- 1 .- SEVEN HOUR CLEANING 81 LAUNDERING 228 W. Onondaga SI. ALLEN K. MARKS Life Insurance and Annuflfes Conne::'IicuI Mu+ual Life Insurance Co. IO24 Chimes Bldg. mm- 1 1 .- -. .- 1.11.lig.1.'..-1.11.-lu.-...1gg1. .-. I,-. -- 1 -. .- .1 .1 eq...-lp.-In-p.1..i FIFIELD'S DEPARTMENT STORES I6OO SOUTI-I AVENUE Corner Easfman Avenue I 515 MIDLAND AVENUE ' Cerner Bellevue Avenue For Oualily Slwop EifieId's WEBER ENGRAVING COMPANY, Inc. ARTISTS and PHOTO ENC-RAVERS Prinling Plales for all Purposes in One or More Colors PHONE 2-6715 337-339 EAST WASHINGTON STREET Boy Class Cul-up: William Tracey Sleepiesl Senior: Jack Milligan Girl Class Cul'-up: Frances Fay Class Einsleinz Ed Carr I 0 Bailey Farms Riding Sfables I Taylor S Red 8' Wh'+e FOODS lBea,u+iIuI Indian Trailsl 4720 Scum Salina Shed ,.. Complefe Assorlmenl Fresli and Frosled Fruils and Vegelables ' For ApEOinimen+ can Q-2938 I Independenfly Owned and Operaled G.enn R. Bailey 6320 S. Salina S+. , Open Friday and Samrday Evenings Try The Drug Slore EirsI BRIGHTON PHARMACY I Tel, 5.1777 272I Sou'I'I1 Salina S'I'reeI' I907 SOUTH SALINA STREET REMEMBER THE BOY IN SERVICE - WRITE OFTEN pgigqiaiu.-qqlpg.-g.1......-.,,i.e1u,1qn .gig-.gg-.gg-........1.,1...1..1..1.,1,,1..-.111 -. I-.......-.. 1.1 U -.. -. i-.1.p1qn.-qu.-ni..1g.1qg1.q...qg1uu1uuinuinuinu-uu..nn-un-ug,-qu:-u:i1un-runrannuunsaa Complimenis of BASTIAN BROS. CO. Roches'I'er, New York Manufacfurers of CLASS JEWELRY and COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Complimenfs of DRACOVA SOCIETY Class Maclman: John Rollie Class FIir+: Elizabefh Pulver Class Sophislicalez Lucille Lemlcau Class Big Shofz Rufus Phipps Hi+chings Fruii' Farms NEDROW, R. D. No. I Phone 9-222I Tel. 4-7430 2233 SOUTH SALINA STREET THE ELK BAKERY Complimenls of Ballard's Barber Shop 4625 SOUTH SALINA STREET Complimenls of VALLEY DAIRY Grade A MILK and CREAM 2I2 Wesi Seneca Turnpike Complimenls of JOHN VAN DUYN P. T. A. Onondaga Valley Mills J, C. HENDERSON Xi SON 207 Milburn Drive Syracuse, N. Y. Feed . Grain . Hay . Slraw Flour . Feed and Cider Mills Phone 5-2735 High Grade Sample Shoes For Men. Women and Children Are You Hard To Fil? Try us. Salina Sample Shoe Slore 2855 Soulh Salina Sl. Syracuse, N. Y. Complimenls of Mosl Unrullled Senior: Vernon Winclhausen Three Muslceleersz Louise Malia, Jean DuBois and Janice Oerlel W. H. ALLEN, Jeweler Tel. 4.1444 2305 s. salarra s+. VERN e. BALDWIN, Prop. Greeling Cards--Gills for all Occasions Experl'Walcl'1, Clock, Jewelry Repairing COMMANDER FOODS Sell Service and Low Prices on over 3000 Locally and Nalionally Advertised FOODS The Brands You Know and Like Besl Wishes and Good Luck From ALPHA Alpha Ice Cream Company 4304-6 Souih Salina Slreef Relax and come lo lhe Movies offer- You'll Always Find An Erceilerri Program G+ fire ELMWOOD THEATRE uaza souiir Avenue gl. lu-un-u-ui 1uu--.1111 -u --1-11a-4--nu-an 1-111111 n1uu1w-u--an 1-11-1 a .P Cornplefe Prescripfion Pharmacisls FINN DRUG COMPANY mol seen. Avenue Phones - 4-9l54 end e-1754 Free Delivery - u.-1:Yan--gf-..1,..-1.-g,,1..l: ...gin :Tania Complimenls of Cransdn Hardware S'rore THE NEIGHBORHOOD HANDY STORE Remember Me? BILL'S INN 4005 Souih Salina S+reef FISH Hof Dogs Hembufgs ART MIETZ SERVICE Gas .Oil . Lubricalion . Washing Bafferies . Accessories 4220 Soufh Salina S+. Syracuse, N. Y. AMOS-RICE COAL CO. Anfhracife D. 8: H. Cone Cleaned COAL Beacon Colne 200 E. Genesee S+. Phone 2-4I5I Their Qualify Always Mainlained School Drawing Ivlalerials for All Classes H. H. SULLIVAN, Inc. Ground Floor SI'aI'e Tower Bldg. Phone 3-8I59 2l3 E. Genesee Sf. Syracuse, New York Complimenis of BLAISDELL'S GROCERY 1 823 Valley Drive Complimenls of McELWEE'S GROCERY and MARKET Promp+ Delivery Phone 9-28l4 REMEMBER THE BOY IN SERVICE - WRITE OFTEN 1.1-1 -1 .Q ...u.1....-11.--..1-,inn-.1 . -. 1 ..n-- .- -uu1.uu.-.nn.-uu-un1.uniuu--un S Us For Lawn and Garden Sopplies Eberling's Seed Sfore 2I9 Soufh Warren Sfreei T Our Pe? Deparfrnenf. We Deliver Complimenfs of SENATE SOCIETY 2726 ... 1 - .. ...glu--.,-.m1....-...-..1q-...ln-...1n.--4.1 The Mueller Ari' Cover 8: Binding Co. 2202 SUPERIOR AVENUE CLEVELAND, OHIO ECONOMY MARKET Where Qualify Meefs Price VALLEY RUG SHOP 2844 SOUTH SALINA STREET PHONE 5-49l5 Complirnenlrs OT IVA'S BEAUTY SHOP FRED GIROUX . Barber Shop I824 SOUTH AVENUE Nex+ To Elmwood Theaicr FLOYD DILLENBACK, Groceries, Mea+s and Ice Cream ONONDAGA I-llLL, NEW YORK Cornplime-nTs OT BARTLETT, The FLORIST 2502 SOUTH AVENUE VALLEY DELICATESSEN 4727 SOUTH SALINA STREET OPEN EVENINGS REMEMBER THE BOY IN SERVICE - WRITE OFTEN ..,,i,..-..1qg1..1l.1,,...u...,,....,,1...1.,i,,.1.... -. 1 -30 Soufh Salina Sf. al' Brighi' ir This page is dedicated to all our fighting men who are serving our country at home or abroad. By ERNEST W. NELSON 'Ir E 35 Ei 1 1, i E if 5 +1 if if: 3 F, LL 4 , .r 1 I.: Q 1 E. LW q xi W ,jf 1 E if F! fd 5 '2 fi Q Sd W.