DES 4. 3 , 1 ' if .K 1 il.. x - f , . A z e L A 1- - v J ' 2 1 f , v v A - ' , ' . 4 .M-1.-.iv 3,71 4 .T +1136 I 1.1, , -nf. , 2-'Tat 'gxf-11, A U' J 4- L, . fig. V , 'vs 3 1, 1 ,Q .q-gf 5 rj wx, ,Yi :TVN K' H xi: - ,. s.. ,,-:, ', A .f.w f '-'iii' ftlf. 'M 'T'-15 X X A 1.J??:f X 'Iwi .3135 bzgggxx l ,155 2 1? ,cv 5. ,il w,.4 L-gg . Wa .J . -nf QQ 5 'Li A,-my ,f , fsfw.. , nw- f iff- 'S ff.. -Y, ,JKT ' 5f'i fz3,f1 f1r1':vw'f rw V 1 4 A1 f A . 1 , , . . ,K X4 ,f'v , I -1.1 ' 1 ' 1 Q M x vii 'v xg 'i' I k Q , .' I f. ' V . 1 ' Ile dlclltlelny voLuME xxm MCMXLVI Barbara Page The Academy is published annually by the Senior Class to provide a permanent record of the year's activities of the seniors and give accounts of the social functions, societies, school organizations, and sports achievements at Onondaga Valley Academy. gclitofziaf OMMENCEMENT - This word'is taking the place of gradua- sigf: tion. Why? Because the students of today are awakening to the fact that when they are graduated from high school, they have not iust finished a iob, or completed a task, but they are now prepared to meet the challenge that a groping world helplessly extends. This challenge is one that is urgent, one that must be fulfilled, this challenge is for security. Our generation, we cannot avoid it, is the one that will bring or the one that will take away this precious possession. The theme for the Academy of 1946 is security, because we feel that we, the graduating class of '46, are destined to shape the future. - THE EDITORS Joseph Cummings William Oswald Lawrence Skiddy Harold Smith THE DEDICATION The Class of 1946 proudly dedicates The Academy to the memory of each and every boy whose name appears on our Honor Roll. Serving their country in World War Il, they gave their very lives in order that our future might be secure. Edith Amish Geraldine Andrews Helen Armstrong , , Leola Balz A Leah Barber , Mary Barry, , A, Elliot Birnbaum ...... Frances Bliss so Grace Brown ,, Evelyn Cassidy H ,, , Marie Clark , Constance Courage Dorothy Cox ,,,,,,,,,, Mary Alice Cregg , Florence Dailey Hortense Dederer , Margaret Dexter , Joseph Dixon . , Winifred Dixon . Mary Forbes , Theron Forbes , Richard Forties Vivian Gould Faith Harmer , Fanny Harmon FACULTY E. Stewart Powlesland .... .,,,,,, ,, ,Principal Charles V. Hartson .,,,,,, VVVV VlC9'Pflf1ClP0l AcAAAeA.Social Science Mary Hogan Y .L A,A,,,,AADean of Girls A , , Social Science ,,A.ALsSchool Nurse ,, ,,,,., ,, ,,,Mathematics ee ceAASocial Science ....,.Woodshop and Printing ,,,r,,Ye,.,cf AA.,.AA..English ,English , A , ,,,..,, ,,,,, , Secretary .Physical Education ,,,Ass't Physical Education ,, ,, ,Ass't Secretary English .French ,, ,,Music ,Cafeteria Manager ,A ,,,, , ,Latin , ,, , A A , Science , Ass't Music Director , Instrumental Music . Electricity ,A Health and Science A ,, ,, , ,,,,,,Typing ., LMathematics Edith Horle . Alma Hurst A , Eloise Ketcham , Olive Langham , Lawrence Leigh ,, , Gertrude Lohff ...,s Helen Mahar s,,, ,, Onna Maloney William McLaughlin Harry Menasian ,, Ella O'Connor Mary O'Hara Geraldine Paddock Leon Park , William Patchen Florence Pidge , Maude Raynore Evelyn Sabbarese Era Scofield Charles Stover Ursula Streeter Marjorie Strong Mary Todd Adeline Wallace AA A Social Science Art Mathematics General Science English Health Mathematics English Home Economics Mechanical Drawing Social Science English Mathematics Commercial Custodian Science Social Science Social Science Home Economics Science Physical Education English Art Librarian Business Arithmetic ABBOTT, JANICE We always think of Janice as o smart and charming lass, And we know she'll always be a credit to our class. Adelphean '43-'46, Critic '44, Treas. '45, Pres. '46, Dracova '44, '45, '46, Parliamentarian '45, Chaplain '46, Swimming '43, '44, Volley Ball '43, I.R.C. '45, Treas, '46, Vice-Pres. Business School. ALEXANDER, FRANCES VICTORIA Frances Alexander, yes, sir, that's her name, To the halls of Valley she'll bring back worlds of fame. Adelphean '44, '45, '46, Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46, An Club '46. ALLEN, AGNES Agnes can't help it if she's always late, But as o friend, she I can't help but rate. ' Chorus '44, I.R.C. '45, '46, Annual Staft '46. Secretarial School. ALLEN, FRANK Sinatra is a crooner, Allen is nat, But we like 'em both and like 'em a lot. . ' Tau Sigma Frat '46. Army. ATKINSON, ROBERT ' Bob has lots of what is known as personality, That's why he'll be remembered in our locality. I.R.C. '45, '46, Pres. '45, Treas, '46, Annual Stat? '45, '46, Tau Sigma '45, '46, DeMolay '45, '46. Navy. BALITZ, DONALD When he leaves the Valley we'll miss him, and here are some reasons why. Perhaps it's because of that sparkling smile, or maybe that flashy red tie. Drum Corps '42, '45, Follies '43, '45, Band '44. College of Forestry. BARRETT, EDWARD RYAN Ed's always been a very swell QUYI He's fun and quiet but not really shy. Dracova '45, '46. Syracuse University. BATCHELOR, MARGARET Margaret is a quiet lass, And you cannot deny her class. Valley Tri-Y '44, '45, '46. Oswego State Teacher's College. BEERS, NANCY Nancy has long blonde hair and beautiful blue eyes, In almost any art contest she's sure to win first prize. Pi Phi '43, '44, '45, '46,Art Club '46. Work. BENNETT, JOYCE Benny is really quite the gal, l'll take her any day for my pal. Tri-Y '42, '43, '44, '45, K.E., Delta '44, '45, '46, Chorus '44, Annual Staff '46. Powelson's Business School. BEN DER, CHARLES A grand guy who's full of fun, But he never gets his homework done. Football '44, '45, Zeta '43, '44, '45, '46. Navy. BIORN-HANSEN, SYLVIA We crane our necks and crane our necks, then crane our necks some more, Everybody knows that Syl is quite a distance from the floor. Tennis '43, Pi Phi '44, I.R.C. '45, 46, Dracova '44, '45, '46, Red Cross '46, Chorus '43, '46, Acc. Jr. High Chorus '44, '45, Inter-High Orchestra '41, '44. Syracuse University. BOLAN D, JEAN Jean and Chuck together are seen, He declares that she is his queen. Follies '45, Bowling '43, Annual Stall '45, Alpha Tri-Y '44, Swimming '46, Basketball '45, 46. Work. BOWMAN, WILBUR Whenever Wilbur goes down the hall, The Common remark is: He shore is taIll Band '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, Drum Corps '43, '44. Navy or College. BOYD, WILLIAM That he's a nice guy we all agree, This description fits him to a T. Football '44, '45, Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta '45, Student Council '44. Georgia Tech. BRONNER, BARBARA Barb's a chick that's really slick, And of the boys she has her pick. Alpha Delta Phi '44, '45, '46, Chorus '44, '45, '46, Annual Staff '45, '46, Red Cross, '45. College. BROTT, JEAN NE MARIE Happy little Jeanne, is nice we all agree, Her lovely voice and prettiness suit us to a T. Chorus '44, '45, '46, Tri-Y '45, 46, Dracova '45, 46, Pi Phi '45, '46, l.R.C. '45, '46. Work. BRUCE, GORDON ln Valley he is always known as being very affable, And when he starts his ioking, we find him very laughable. Dracova '44, Zeta '44, '45, '46, Sec. Junior Class Pres. '45. '45, '46, Pres. '46, Follies '45, Syracuse University. BURLEY, LOIS Lois and good marks seem to go hand in hand, And her piano playing is really something grand. Chorus accompanist '45, '46, Dra- cova '44, '45, '46, Historian, Treas. '45, l.R.C. '45, '46, Vice-Pres. '46, Annual '46, J, Red Cross, '46, Tennis '43, Follies '45, Inter-High Chorus '43, '44. Syracuse University. BURTON, INEZ LOUISE We've seen her as a cheer leader and she certainly is a dilly, Although we've looked we still can't find another quite like Billie. Adelphean '43, '44, '45, '46, Rec. Sec. '46, Cheerleader '45. Business School. CALLAHAN, SUE Full of the dickens, glad to be alive, Susie is one gal who is hep to the iive. K.E. '44, '45, '46. Vice-Pres. '46. Valkyrie '44, '45, 46, Treas. '46. Cheerleading '44, '45, 46. Class Night '46. Volleyball '45. Playday '44. Annual StaH '45, 46, Ass't. Editor '46. Syracuse University. CARRUTHERS, MILLI E Although she's short, we all agree, Height doesn't measure personality. Alpha Tri-Y '44. Work. CHAVOUSTIE, MARILYN JOANN Tall and dark with a twinkle in her eye, Marilyn's one who's sure to get by. K. E. '44, '45, '46. l.R.C. '45, '46, Corres. Sec. '46. Swimming '43, '44, '45. Red Cross '43, Student Council '43, Nursing. CONN ELLY, DOROTHY Here is a girl who's sweet as can be, And when you meet her we're sure you'll agree. Volleyball '44. Syracuse University. COON, RICHARD A Pi Phi frat member is our Dick, And with the girls he seems to click. Pi Phi Frat '44, '45, 46, Chaplain '45, Sgt.-at-Arms '46. DAVITT, THOMAS Good looks and good build, that's our Davitt When a football whizzes through the air, he iumps up to grab it. Football '43, '44, '45. Basketball '44, '45, '46. Senate '42, '43, '44, '45, '46. Pres. '46. Follies '45. DOUGLAS, RICHARD Now here's a guy who's really good looking, He's a fellow who knows what's cooking. Service. DOYLE, PETER His nickname is Housey, he doesn't like it a bit, ln any occupation he is sure to make a hit. DUELL, SHIRLEY Shirley is quiet, friendly, and SPY' She studies hard, at least so they say. Adelphean '44, '45, '46. Business School. DUMANIAN, BERJOUI As she's always informed on the latest of news, She's able to discuss any topic you choose. l.R.C. '45. Work. DURFEE, JANET She's tall and slim and lots of fun, And always has her history done. Dracova '44, '45, '46. Chorus '43, '44. Revue '43. Follies '44. Business School. EGAN, JAMES To the President of our senior class, this year at Valley High, We tip our hats to Jimmy, who is an all around good guy. Football '44, '45. Golf '43, 46. Scholastic Runnerup '45. Captain '46. Zeta '44. Beta '45, 46. Class President '46. EVANS, MARY JAN E Mary Jane and Diane are always together, Their voices will ring in Valley forever. Dracova '44, '45. Pi Phi '45, 46. Chorus '45. College FARRINGTON, EUNICE A picture of smartness from her head to her toes, She will make friends wherever she goes. Pi omega Phi '44, '45, '46, chop- lain '45, Vice-Pres. '46. Dracova '44, '45. Chorus '45, '46. New York Telephone Co. FISH, MARGARET Peggy's bright and sunny, will dance whene'er you choose, But she never has the money to pay her l.R.C. dues. Pi Omega Phi '44, 45, Pres. '45. Dracova '43, '44, Rec. Sec. '43, Vice- Pres. '44. Swimming '44. l.R.C. '45, '46, Chaplain '45. College. FRY, THEONA Her marks are great and she'll be o real success, If you ever need a friend iust put her to the test. Chorus '43, '46. Eastern Nazarene College. GANTLEY, DIANE Hi, Di, is a familiar phrase, ln the halls of Valley, they sing her praise. Pi Omega Phi '43, 46, Rec. Sec. '45, Parliamentarian '46. Dracova '45, Chorus '44, '45, 46. Annual Staff '46. Volleyball '45. Red Cross '43 GARDNER, JACK Jack's a whiz on the basketball court, He's a friend to all, and a swell sport. Basketball '44, '45, '46. Baseball '45, '46. Senior Class Treasurer. College. Gi LE ERT, IRENE MAE This gal is pretty and has charms galore, And when she sings we all plead for more. Pi Omega Phi '43, '44, '45, '46, Rec. Sec. '44, Cor. Sec. '45. Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46. Follies '43, '45. Powers School of Modeling. GIRCH, NORMA At any social function, in any kind of weather, Norma and Dolores are always found together. Pi Omega Phi '44, '45, '46, Vice- Pres. '45, Business School. GOODRICH, MARY Mary may be quiet, but she's always lots of fun, She finds it quite relieving when she gets her homework done. Secretarial Work. GOOGIN, CHARLES In history class he is a problem, he keeps Mrs. Amish riled. But to our class of '46, Chuck is no problem child. KW Q GOTHAM, DORIS Where'er you look you see Doris and Dick, You draw your conclusions, l'd say they click. Pi Phi '44, 45, Treas. '45. Chorus '43, '44, '45, Volleyball '44. Undecided. GRASSMAN, LEONARD Lenny is ambitious as you can plainly see, By the way he drags his feet around the halls at old Vallee. Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta Chapter '44, '45, '46. Football '45. GRITZNER, JOAN She's slim with dark hair and a twinkle in her eye, Joan is the girl for whom all the boys sigh. Dracova '42, ,43. Follies '44. Stunt Night '43, Red Cross, '44, '45. Chorus '43, '46. Swimming '44. Tri-Y '43, '44, Chaplain '44. K. E. '44, '46, Treas. '46. Work or Normal School. GROSS, CAROL Carol is a friend who's loyal and true, She's always with Charlotte and Muriel too. K.E. '44, '46. Valkyrie '43, '46, Treas. '45, Chorus '44, '46. Student Council '44. Annual Staff '46, War Stamps '45, Class Night '46. Syracuse University. HAGER, DORIS With her big blue eyes and peaches and cream complexion, All the boys choose Doris as the obiect of their affection. Adelphean '43, '44, '45, '46. Business School. HAMBRECHT, ROBERT Bob is shy it's often said, But in all his classes he's at the head. College. HANOUSEK, MARILOU Marilou keeps as busy as a bee, Her dark hair and smile we all like to see. Annual Stat? '46. Syracuse University. HARRIS, LAWRENCE M. Larry is a pal to all his buddies, And he will never shirk his studies. Army. HART, LOUISE Louise has quite a vocabulary, and in spelling she's quite a whiz, She'll win the sixty-four dollar question on any radio quiz. C.C.B.I. HASKINS, LILY AMY A quiet and unassuming lass, But in any field she's sure to pass. Chorus '44, '45, '46. College. HERCSA, ALEXANDER Alex is your friend whoever you ore, When he's old and gray, he'll still tease Char, Football '45. Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta '45, '46. Syracuse University. HINE, CHARLOTTE Sometimes she may be silly, but she's always very cute, Charlotte's not only pretty, but she's awfully nice to boot. Valkyrie '43, 46. Annual Staff '46. Pi Phi '43, '46, Treas. '43, Sergeant- at-Arms '44, Pres. '46. Dracova '44, Cheerleading '44, '45, '46. Swim- ming '44, '45. Class Night '46, Syracuse University. HOLLIGAN, PATRICIA Pat is sweet and she's a real humdinger, ln a few years she'll be a famous singer. Work. HOTALING, DOLORES Always a friends to both girls and boys, She's short and cute and never lacks poise. Alpha Delta Phi '44, 45. Business School. JACOBSON, WILLIAM This handsome lad with a fiendish grin is our boy Bill! When it comes to getting his history done his motto is: I will. OJ e Hi-Y '45, 46. JANES, ROBERT A friendly smile and a cheery hello, That's the Bob that we all know. College or Service JESMUR, DANIEL He's got a ioke for everything, in dancing he's a star, Because he's cute and because he's Dan we know that he'II go far. Football '45. Hi-Y '45, Vice-Pres. '45. Follies '45. C.A.P.C. '44, '45. Navy KALENAK, ROBERT Bob is often seen with a cute Sub-Deb, He was finally entangled by her Webb. Phi Delt Sigma, Zeta '43, '44, '45, '46. Navy. KETAILEY, NELLIE Lots of luck to a girl who's supreme, She's sure to go far, this we will deem. Follies '43, '44. Stunt Night '43. '46. Annual Staff '46. Chorus '43, Student Council '43. Valkyrie '43, '44, '45, '46. KILLORAN, PETER A Hi-Y member is our Pete, A friend who's really hard to beat. Tennis '45, '46. Drum Corps '42, '43, '44. Hi-Y '45, '46. Basketball, J.V. '45 KIMMERLE, ROBERT Valley's Bob is smart, he's one swell fellow too, His friendship means a lot to kids like me and you. ln Service. KINNEY, JANE Always ioking, always laughing, Always on the go, Jane is one ot the nicest girls that we will ever know. Valkyrie '43, '46, Cor. Sec. '44, Vice-Pres. '45, Pres. '46. Alpha Mu '44, '46, Rec. Sec. '46. Tennis '44, '45. Badminton '44. Chorus '43, '46. College. KNAACK, JEAN We all admire girls like Jean, Her sense of humor is very keen. Work. KNECHT, GLENN This boy is surely an all around 9UYr But his jokes are so corny they make us all cry. Tennis '45, '46. Dracova '44-'46, Sgt.-at-Arms '44, Pres. '45, '46. Hi-Y '44-'46, Sec. '45. Red Cross '42-'45, Pres. ot County '45. Track '46. An- nual Stati '45, '46, Editor '46. Band '45, '46. l.R.C. '45, '46, Squires '45. Chorus '46. Drum Corps '45, '46. Syracuse University. KNEISZL, RUTH Ruthy's always busy with most any kind of work, That is one commodity that she will never shirk. l.R.C. '45, 46, Treas. '45, Sec. '46. Follies '44. Class Night '46. Chorus '44, '45, '46. Annual Staff '46. Syracuse University. KNOCK, ADA Ada thinks the iokes of Mr. Patchen are absurd, And in the voice department she will never get the bird. Alpha Delia Phi '43-'46, Publicity Agent '43, '44, '45, Chaplain '45. Chorus '43-'46. Follies '44, '45. An- nual Stafi '46. Syracuse University. KING, NORBERT A great outfielder is Norb King, When he's at bat, he's quite the the thing. Baseball '45. In Service. LARSON, LESTER Tall, blond and handsome is our Les, Senator Larson is one of the best. Senate '45, '46. Navy. LEWIS, ROBERT Lewie's always ready to fight against conscription, 'Cause if the Army gets him he'll surely have conniptions. I.R.C. '45, '46, Chaplain '46. Annual Staff '46. Dracova '45, '46. DeMolay '44, '45, '46. Tau Sigma '44, '45, '46. Track '46. Class Night '46. Cornell University. LINFORTH, LAURA Laura is a brilliant lass, And she will always head her class. Work. LOBELLO, EDWARD He's got a ready smile, his manner's very mellow, When we think of someone nice we think of Ed Lobella. Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta '43, '44, '45, '46. Coast Guard. LOCKE, JOHN Johnny has a car, stop smiling now, it goes, The girls don't seem to mind it, as everybody knows. l.R.C. '45, '46. Student Council '4l. Annual Staff '45, '46. Track '43-'46. Tau Sigma '44, '45, '46, DeMolay '44, '45, '46. College. LOEHR, JOH N Teasing the girls is Laehr's favorite pastime, He's even been known to, right during classtime. Football '43, '44, '45. Baseball '44, '46. Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46. College. LOMBARD, LOIS Her golden red hair and twinkling eye, Make us all sure that she'll always get by. Syracuse University. ' McNAMARA, JANE Mac has lots of fellows running after her in Hacks, And she will always be prepared when opportunity knocks. K.E. '44, '45, '46. Valkyrie '43-'46, Rec. Sec. '45, Vice-Pres. '45, Pres. '46. Basketball '44, '46. Band '43. Red Cross '44, Work. MARDIN, MARILYN With her pretty blonde hair and her pleasing smile, Here is a girl you can count on all the while. Adelphean '43, '44, '45, Vice-Pres. '45. l.R.C. '45. Work. MARRS, EDWIN A cute couple are Ed and Sally, They're often seen in the halls of Valley. Senate '45, '46. Army. MARTIN, WILLIAM A swell fellow whose aims are high, Bill's a boy who'll always get by. Syracuse University. McKEEN, WILLIAM Bill is in his Uncle's employ, He's doing his part as a sailor boy. Beta '44, '45. Navy. MERRIMAN, JOYCE With her cheery smile and winning way, Joyce Merriman makes friends any day. C.C.B.l. MILLER, CHARLES Chuck and his squirrel tails are famous at Valley, And when it comes to pals, he's right down our alley. Drum and Bugle Corps '42, '43 Hi-Y '45, '46, Vice-Pres. '46, Treas '45. l.R.C. '45, '46, Pres. '46. Syracuse University. MILLS, JOHN Johnny is smart and he's good looking too, Girls sigh when they see him, what else could they do? Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta Chapter '45, '46, Sec. '45, Vice-Pres. '46, Syracuse University. MORSE, RUTH Ruthie's a dancer, she knows every step, She's happy-go-lucky with plenty of pep. Adelphean '42-'46, Treas. '43, Cor- Sec. '44, '45, Vice-Pres. '46. Maior- ette '4l, '42, '43. Drum Maior '44, Follies '42-'44. Bowling '42-'46. Business School. MUSERLIAN, JEAN Cute and fun is our gal Jean, Whom we have crowned our Fashion Queen. Pi Omega Phi '44, '45, '46. Annual Stat? '46, Swimming '43. Katharine Gibbs School. NASH, AUDREY JANE She likes a good time and is lots of fun, But Audrey's never happy unless her homework's done. Adelphean Society '44, '45, '46. Corresponding Secretary '46. Swim- ming '44. Red Cross '44. Business School. NEWTON, KENNETH Although he seems to be quite shy, We all know Ken is one grand guy. Army. O'DONNELL, EDWARD Although he was gone from Valley to help win this World War ll, We are glad to have him back once more, and, we know, so are you. O'DONNELL, JAMES E. Jims' a quiet fellow with a sizeable nose, You can hear his feet shuttle wherever he goes. Senior Art Club '46. Scholastic Art Exhibit '46. Army. isa 'T' O'HERN, GEORGE This red-headed lad is always found looking after some pretty lossy, Although he is no Charlie Boyer, his methods sure are classy. Pi Delta Sigma, Zeta '43, '44, '45, '46, Vice-Pres. '45. Navy. O'NElL, JANE Dark and pretty, that's our Jane, She's found often raising, raising cain. Badminton lMass.J. Basketball fMass.J. Swimming QN.Y.J. Chorus KN.Y.J. Alpha omega Phi CN.Y.J. Lesely College. ONTKO, HANNAH All the boys like Hannah, and it's no wonder why, She has the sweetest manner and is pleasing to the eye. Pi Phi '44-'46, Chaplain '45, Ser- geant-at-Arms '46. Valkyrie '44, '46. Annual Staff '46. Dracova '44, '45, '46. Chorus '45, '46. Cheerleading '45, '46. War Stamps '45, '46. Syracuse University. ORMSBY, MILLIE When one comes to the Follies, it's Millie one sees, She turns cartwheels and Hips with the greatest of ease. Pi Omega Phi '43-'46, Sec. '43, '46. Bowling '46. Chorus '45. Tennis '45. Cheerleader '45, '46. Follies '44, '45. Annual Staff '46. OSWALD, MAE AN NA Moe Anna is short and she's in Pi Phi, She goes with Bob Rouse, and it's no wonder why! Pi Phi '45, '46. Band '45. Nursing. OUDERKIRK, PAULINE In her studies she always clicks, That's our Pauly with her cute tricks. Volleyball '45. Adelphean '45, '46. Basketball '46. Art Club '46. Tennis '46 C.C.B.l. PADGETT, RUTH J EAN ETTE Ruthie is swell and a triend to all, But she looks happiest when Ken walks her through the hall. Pi Phi '43, '44. Follies '44. Swimming '43. Syracuse University. PAGE, BARBARA Barb is a cheerleader, lively and gay, She has an exceedingly pleasing way. Adelphean '44, '45, '46, Chaplain '44, Cor. Sec. '45, Pres. '45. Cheer- leader '45, '46, Head cheerleader '46. Dracova '43, '44. Student Coun- cil '45. Tri-Y '45, '46, Chaplain '45, Vice-Pres. '46. Vice Pres. Art Club '46. Scholastic Art Exhibit 46. Soft- ball '43. Follies '44. Stunt Night '44. Annual Staff '46. Senior Class Sec. '46. Swimming '46. PARTRIDGE, ARLENE Arlene is popular, you can't deny it, When it comes to an obstacle, she'll always get by it. Chorus '44, '45, '46. Volleyball '43, '44, '45, '46. C.C.B.l. PEABODY, FRANK Frank is a friend to both one and all, But he's surely the devil of Valley's hall. Football '45, Tau Sigma '45, '46. DeMolay '43, '44, '45, '46. Service. POLGREEN, BETTY Betty knows iust how to dance, And with romance she'll take a chance. Alethean '43. Modeling School. POOLE, JAMES E. I sometimes wonder where he got that laugh-provoking grin, He's always found livening up everything he's in. Marines. POWLESLAND, MURIEL Cute 'n sweet 'n lots of fun, That is Mur with her homework done. K.E. '43-'46, Pres. '46. Annual Stott '46. Valkyrie '42-'46, Vice-Pres. '44. Cheerleader '44, '45, '46. Swimming '44, '45, Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46. Class Night '46. Vice-Pres. Senior Class '46. Syracuse University. PRESUTTI, FLORENCE Her smile and personality always please us, We'll all miss Florence when she leaves us. Alpha Tri-Y '43, '44, '45. Follies '45. Dracova '43, '44, '45, '46. Bowling '45, '46. Annual Stott '46. Swimming '46. Basketball '45, '46. PURCELL, EDWARD Here's to one of Nedrow's best, Ed is one who's full of zest. Diesel Engineering. RAMSEYER, CHARLES All folks like Bud's contagious grin, lTell us Bud, are you and Van, kin?J Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta '44, '45, '46. DeMalay '45, '46. Football '45. College of Forestry. ROBERTS, JAMES With nice blond hair ond o sparkle in his eye, Jim's a friend to all, this no one will deny. College. ROBINSON, CHARLES The senior class of '46 left its arms wide open for Chuck, And now that he's leaving dear old O.V.A., we wish him loads of luck. DeMolay '45, '46. Annual Staff ..46. College. ROUSE, DOROTHY Dot is a girl who gets things done, Work is something she'll never shun, Dracova '43-'46, Recording Secre- tory '44, '45, Vice-Pres, '45, Follies '44, Annual Stal? '46, Chorus '44, Work. LYNCH, RICHARD THOMAS A hockey player who's plenty keen, And always with Barb, Dede is seen. Senate '42-'46, Sgt,-at-Arms '43, '44, '46, Pres. '45, Football Mgr, '44, '45, lacrosse '40, Student Council '40, '45, Hockey '42-'46, Capt. '46, Follies '44, '45, Army, SAGER, NORMA Quiet is this little blonde, But of her we all are fond. Pi Omega Phi '44, '45, '46, Contometer School. SHEEM, MARGARET AN NE Peggy is always on the run, She's sweet, vivacious and full of fun. Volleyball '42, '44, Basketball '42, '44, Playday '42, '44, Chorus. SHERMAN, MAN LEY Manley's always making eyes at every girl he sees, And when he's with the feminine sex, he's always at his ease. Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta '44, '45, '46, Band '44, '45, '46, Coast Guard. SCHUG, JEAN Beautiful and quiet-that's our Jean, When she passes by the boys iust gleam, Chorus '42-'45, Dracova '44-'46, Theta Rho '43-'46, Rec. Sec. '44, Vice-Pres, '45, Pres. '46, C.C.B.l, SENSABAUGH, ELEANOR ANTOINETTE Eleanor is shy but full of fun, And she tries to keep her homework done, Nurses Training, SETON, MURIEL Although we call her Satan, she really is a dear, She's noted for her mellow voice by all both far and near. Tri-Y '43-'46, Historian '44, Cor. Sec, '45, K.E, '44, '45, '46, Revue '43, Follies '44, Stunt Night '43, Red Cross '43, Student Council '43, Powelsons Business Institute. SIRING, JACK Although the Navy now has Jack, To Elly he will hurry back, Senate '45, Navy, SKELTON, JAMES Jimmie is always the teacher's delight, One look at his marks will prove l am right. Hi-Y '45, '46, President '46, Track '46, Annual Stal? '46. College. SKIN NER, GEORGE LOTAN Full of tricks and vitality is this lad named Skinner, And when it comes to arguments he certainly is the winner. Dracova '44, '45, At Roberts Jr. College, Football '45, Basketball '45 SMINGLER, JEANNE Jeannie's always happy and has a pleasing way, She is one of our sweethearts of O.V.A, Junior Council '42, Pres, '42, Basket- ball '43, Student Council '44, Val- kyrie '43, '44, '45, '46, Treas, '46, K.E, ..44-..46, Rec, Sec. '46, Cheer- leader '46, Business School, SMITH, ALBERT A real swell fellow is our Al, He's a wonderful guy ond everyone's pal. SMITH, NATALIE On the dance floor she's on top, And when eyes reach her, there they stop. I.R.C. '45, Nursing. STEELE, DOROTHY ANNE Tall and friendly with a charming smile, Dot's a girl who works hard all the while. Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46. C.C.B.I. STEVENSON, JOHN Steve is cute and lots of fun, He has the girls all on the run. Football '45, Tau Sigma '45, '46. P.G. STONE, KARLTON Karl's a swell guy, and a good friend, too, In a football game, he'll always come thru. Hi-Y '43, '44, '45, '46. Beta '45, '46. Baseball '44. Football '43, '44, '45. Basketball Mgr. '44. STREET, ESTHER This gal Esther Street is sure hard to beat, The guys all whistle when she walks down the street. Chorus '44, '45, '46, Annual Staff '45, '46. Powelson's Institute. STREET, LOUISE A nice girl we all agree, She'll be a friend for you . and me. Chorus '44, '45, C.C.B.I. SULLIVAN, DONALD Sully's quite a classy guy, Have you seen his orange socks and tie? Smith's Mortician School. SULLIVAN, RICHARD Dick loves Christmas and mistletoe, Just ask Jane-she ought to know. Football '45, Syracuse University. TABER, RICHARD All of us like Dick, we think he's pretty slick, His pleasing personality will always make him click. l.R.C. '45, '46. DeMolay '44, 45 '46. Tau Sigma '44, '45, '46. Annual Staff '46. Syracuse University. TAYLOR, GORDON With his studies, Gordy is a llpluggerltl When he's up at bat he's quite a slugger. Syracuse University. TENGELSEN, ROSE MARY Quiet with a friendly air, She will make friends anywhere Business School. TILLAPAUGH, CHRISTINE Chris has long, brown curly hair, She and Helen are an inseparable pair. Chorus '44, Basketball '45, '46. Bad- minton '45, '46. Volleyball '45. College. TORMAY, CLAIRE When HE's an leave they're always together, Looks like they'll be that way forever. K.E. '45. '46. Valkyrie '45, '46. Red Cross '45, '46. Chorus '45, '46. Syracuse University. VANDERVEER, HELEN She always shows a friendly face, Which makes the world a friendlier place. Chorus '44. Basketball '45, '46. Volleyball '45, Gamma Alpha Psi '45, '46. VAN ESELTINE, MARY Mary's a honey with looks to spare, It's not only her shortness that makes the boys stare! Red Cross '42, Student Council '43. Valkyrie '43,-'46. Class Night '46, Cheerleading '45. Swimming '46. K.E. '44-'46, Cor. Sec, '45. Syracuse University. VANSELOW, CLARENCE Clarence may be found among beakers ond flasks, He always succeeds in all Problems and tasks. Syracuse University. VOLLMER, JAMES For some nice girl he'll sure be a grand man, Because he can cook like nobody can, DeMolay '44, '45, '46. Navy. WALLACE, JEAN Thoroughly nice, a pleasure to know, Hats oft to Jean where'er she may go. Bowling '43, Alpha Delta Phi '44, '45, '46, Vice Pres, '44, '45, '46. Business School. WEBSTER, MARSHALL A. A very good athlete is our Marshall, To hockey he's especially partial. Hockey '39, '40, '4'l, 4'2, Coach '46. Pres, Junior Class of '42. Base- ball '40, '41, '42, Badminton '41, '42, Phi Delta Sigma '39-'42, Pres. '42. Syracuse University. WEEKS, LILLIAS Lil is tall and very cute, She lists her wardrobe under zoot. Badminton '43-'45. Tennis '43, Bas- ketball '43, '44, 46, Capt. '46. Playday '43, '45, '46. Volleyball '44, '45, Capt. '45. Apparatus '44. Softball '46. Swimming '46. Baseball '44, Alpha Delta Phi '4'I- '45. College. WELLS, EUGENE A swell sport with lots of friends, we know he's one of the best, And when it comes to getting good marks he's up at the top with the rest, Clarkson College of Technology. WELLS, LESLIE Here's to an athlete and a good scholar, That Les will succeed, we'll bet our last dollar. Baseball '44, '45, Football '45. Post Graduate. WHEATON, ELEANOR There's a little sailor, and you've guessed his name, it's Jack, Ellie writes him letters, waiting for him to come back, Nursing. WILLIAMS, WELLINGTON Wally is a pleasant chap, but all of his iokes are corn, All of us long for the day his golden locks are shorn. College. WHITE, SUE Sue and Betty are seen together, ln the rain or the sunny weather. Swimming Instructor. WIDTMAN, BARBARA Barb's a dancer and a swell friend too, The man of her life always dresses in blue. Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46. Dracova '44, '45. Pi Omego Phi '44, '45. Annual Staff '45. College. CLASS POEM: HCARRY May 24 ,..,. June 8 ...... June I4 ...... June 23 .... June 25 .... The vivid scenes grow mournful Our hearts are mourning too Soon we will be going Far away from you The friends that we have gained here Will never from us part Their love and their great kindness Will never leave our heart These memories we will treasure The years and then beyond To our dear alma mater We Bid Thee - Carry On! Diane Gantley CALENDAR WHONHART, BETTY JO Betty's cute with real black hair, She and Elly are seen everywhere. Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46. Inter-High Chorus '43, '44. Class night '46. Annual Staff '46. Follies '46. Telephone CO. WOLLESEN, FREDERICK Fred gives brilliant answers in class, He's a swell fellow who'll always pass. Work. ZINTER, EDWARD An intelligent fellow from the word go, And one of the best friends that we'll ever know. . College. O N I I .........Class Night .....,..Senior Prom ....Senior Picnic .Baccalaureate Commencement DORLAND, DOLORES Dolores and Jack will always be, One of the nicest pairs that we can SCE. Pi Omega Phi '43, '44, '45, '46, Cor. Sec. '46. Undecided. FRICKMAN, DONALD The fact's well known that Don is quiet, But you can't iudge personality by it. Phi Delta Sigma, Zeta '42, '43. Service '43-'46, Track '40, '41, '42. Cross Country Team '40, '41, '42. RICHARDSON, CHARLES Chuck is one who takes his ease, His manner is always sure to please. SETON, JAMES One of Valley's nicest is boshful Jimmy Seton, When it comes to friendliness, it's very hard to beat him. KRESSER, RICHARD Dick and horses are always together, He's always riding, no matter the weather. Football '44, Swimming '44, Zeta '44 ROBINSON, KENNETH A screwy fellow is our Ken, For crazy stunts he has a yen. Navy. 'I Robert Atkinson ..... 2 Loren Bailey ........ 3 Charles Bender ...,,., 4 Leonard Grossman 5 James Irwin ,.......... 6 Dan Jesmer ....... S Phi A uuP'f'N, D 'De '45. ' I Nav SENIORS IN SERVICE .,,....Navy ,,,....Navy ,.....,Army ,......Army .......Army .......Navy M O T T O THE FUTURE is ouRs TWOMEY, LORRAINE hart and cute with a tantalizing grin, We all know Low in any field is sure to win. Basketball '44, '45. Playday '43. Bowling '44, '45, '46. Pi Omega '45, '46. Syracuse University. BAILEY, LOREN star on our team is Buddy Bailey, oing his stutf for good old Valley. ' Football '44, '45. Basketball '44, Zeta '44, '45. y. William McKeen ...... ...... N avy Charles Renz ............ ...... N avy Kenneth Robinson ...... ...... A rmy Jack Siring ......,...... ...... N avy Duane Towne ....... ...,.. N avy Francis Truesdell ..,.. ...... N avy COLO RS MAROON AND WHITE LAST WILL Lois Burley leaves her scales and chords to Jim Longo and Jack Ginley. Frank Allen leaves his handsome looks to Phil Plessas. Pat Holligan wills her grace as a dancer to Rita Reed. Janet Durfee leaves her crop of freckles for Jack Eager to harvest. We know Sally Batchelor will appreciate her sister Margaret's hand-knit sweaters. To Dotty Webb, Doris Hager wills her beautiful features. Ed. Lobello leaves to manage his father's fruit stand. Bill Martin leaves his locker full of Miss Brown's library books. Esther Street leaves her big brown eyes to Pee Wee Johnson. Chris Tillapaugh and Helen Van Derveer leave together as always. Alex Hercsa leaves his arguments with the bus driver for Alvin Schwartz to settle. Arlene Partridge leaves a volley ball to Miss Clark. Betty Pclgreen's beautiful wardrobe will be put to good use by Shirley Fecht. Marilou Hanousek leaves her long dark hair to Virginia Kelediian. Eunice Farrington leaves her ability to get along well with others ta her sister Dot. Norma Girch's iokes will help add to the inexhaustible supply that Ken Mooney has. Frances Alexander bequeaths her pleasing disposition to Marilyn Milligan. Charles Bender's soft-spoken voice will never be used by Jake Gravina. Ed Barrett wills his sleepy manner to Dick Fuller. Charles Ramseyer's 75-cent words will be appreciated by Don Urban. Charles Renz gladly gives his brush cut to Dick Streeter. Jean Wallace's Valley sweater goes to Rah Cast. Pat Lambert falls heir to the strawberry blonde curls of Eleanor Wheaton. Jane O'Neil leaves and with her leaves Loraine Twomey. Ed Purcell leaves early to catch a Nedrow bus. Dot Rouse leaves Dracova without a Stage Manager. Irene Gilbert leaves high-C to anyone who can reach it. Jim Skelton leaves his good marks to anyone who needs a couple of 95's. To Mr. Patchen, John Stephenson leaves some puzzling answers. Charles Vevera wills his mammoth stride to Mike Reilly. Peter Killoran leaves his Hi-Y iacket to Ed Irving. Dot Irwin will be pleased to get her brother Jim's reindeer sweaters. Berioui Dumanian leaves her French book to Earl Conway. Dolores Dorland leaves the cafeteria to work in her own kitchen. Theona Fry leaves her blonde tresses to David Traub. Virginia Frederick leaves her sewing patterns to Carol Porter. Eugene Wells leaves his broken glassware bill unpaid. Frank Peabody's De Molay iacket goes to Bob Marble. Joyce Merriman wills a hamburg lwith onionsi to Bill Monaco. Byron Stone will be glad to get a horse-laugh from Charles Miller. Barbara Conway leaves her pompadour to Gene Irish. Bob Atkinson leaves his line to Dick Shepard Cwho daesn't need iti. Charles Googin leaves his traveling brothers. PERIODIII Eleanor Mech wills her paint brushes and pen-points to Eatie Honkalo. IN TEN YEARS VALLEY SENIORS WILL BE DOING THE FOLLOWING Loren Bailey will be Admiral of the Third Fleet. Wilbur Bowman will be cleaning chandaliers. Bob Hambrecht will be understudying Senator Claghorn. Larry Harris will be train caller for the New York Central. Bill Jacobsen will be managing Ben Franklin Stores across the nation. Bob Jones will be manufacturing crossed shirts. Dick Kresser will be training Whirlaway. Ed Lewis will be owner of Tanks Garage. Ken Newton will be writing radio commercials. Shirley Duell will have finished her fourth Best Seller. Doris Gothan will be the Susan Peters of 1956. Agnes Allen will be the Vadeboncouer of the air waves. Sue White will be Miss America. Barbara Widtman will be teaching the Rhumba at Arthur Murray's. Betty Jo Whonhart will be writing My Day. Donald Bolitz will be courting Norma. Bill Boyd will be operating a towing service for teachers. Muriel Seton will have a following as big as Dinah Shore's. Lily Amy Haskins will be writing music comparable to that of Gilbert and Sullivan. Louise Hart will have taken John Kiernan's place on Information Please. Our own Louise Street will be taking shorthand from Charles Googin, the head of one of New York's largest model agencies. Ada Knock is singing at Memory Lane. Eleanor Sensabaugh is missionary into the depths of the Congo. Charles Robinson is at last assistant patrol leader. James Poole now operates Syracuse's largest gun club. Jim Vollmer is now assistant chef at the Valley Diner. SENIOR REPORT The following officers have been elected by the graduating class of '46 to guide the seniors and their activities throughout the senior year. President .....,,.....,...,,o............,..r.,............,....,...,..,..,............. James Egan Vice-President ...,, ....,.. M uriel Powlesland Secretary Ae...... .....,w.. B arbara Page Treasurer ........., .,.,,.,.... J ack Gardner Valedictorian .....,., ..iA,,,,. S usan Callahan Salutatorian ..,.,,......,,.. ,7........ L ois Burley Class Night Advisor ,,..,...,,, ....... M iss Gould Commencement Advisor .,,.,. ...,.,.A,. M iss Brown Baccalaureate Advisor ...,. ..,... .,,............ M i ss Andrews ,Q 4 HOSE students who have received honors are: Susan Callahan, valedictorian, with an average of 95.52'M:g Lois Burley, salutatorian, with an average of 94.97Wa, Ruth Kneiszl, an average of 93.36'M:, Ruth Padgett, an average of 93.32'X:, Jchn Mills, an average of 93.07'M:p and Muriel Powlesland, an average of 92.69'Xa. Sylvian Biorn-Hansen, Edward Zinter, Richard Taber, Robert Hembrecht, James Skelton, Robert Lewis, John Locke, Albert Smith, Dorothy Connelly, Leslie Wells, Janice Abbott, Christine Tillepaugh, and Barbara Page received averages above 90'M:. Four-year honor students with averages of 85M or above are: Eugene Wells, Jean Schug, Dorothy Rouse, Mary Van Eseltine, Agnes Allen, Nancy Beers, Jeanne Brott, Theona Fry, Lily Amy Haskins, Ada Knock, Esther Street, Frank Allen, Eunice Farrington, George O'Hern, Shirley Duell, Charles Miller, Patricia Holligan, Charles Ramseyer, Glenn Knecht, Janet Durfee, Margaret Batchelor, Louise Street, Louise Hart, Jean Wallace, Lawrence Harris, Clarence Vanselow, Hannah Ontko, Charles Renz, Jean Muserlian, Frederick Wolleson, Gordon Bruce, Jeanne Smingler, Marilou Hanousek, Robert Jones, Richard Sullivan, Charles Vevera, Carol Gross, Jack Siring, Eleanor Mech, William McKeen, Lois Lombard, Joan Gritzner, William Jacobson, Inez Burton, Berioui Dumanian, Peter Killoran, Jane McNamara, and Daniel Jesmur. The class is proud that two of its members, Sylvia Bjorn-Hansen and Lois Burley, have received scholarships to Syracuse University for their ability in music. These seniors have other activities in and about our school and a good maiority are members of the Academy staft. They have made god use of their time spent in school and will un- doubtedly be the Leaders of Tomorrow. Fe'- E 2 ire in Q? SENIOR SOMEBODIES IN THE ' Seniors Thomas Davitt Janice Abbott Sylvia Biorn-Hansen Muriel Powlesland Lester Larsen Robert Taylor Jeanne Smingler Audrey Nash Leslie Wells Hannah Ontko Inez Burton James Egan Edwin Marrs Claire Tormay Margaret Fish Dick Sullivan Glen Knecht Carol Gross Richard Taber Richard Lynch Jean Muserlian Robert Shea Karlton Stone Mary Van Eseltine John Locke Barbara Page Ruth Kneiszl Mae Anna Oswald Marilyn Chavoustie Gordon Bruce Charlotte Hine Peter Brown .lack Gardner Sue Callahan John Mills Joan Gritzner Duane Towne Jack Siring Jane McNamara Albert Smith Lois Lombard Robert Russo Lillias Weeks Robert Lewis Mildred Ormsby Diane Gantley Mary Jane Evans Jane Kinney Dolores Hotaling John Loehr Richard Coon Wellington Williams George O'Hern Robert Kalenak Nellie Ketailey Alias Tom Jan Syl Mur Les Roscoe Smingbi Aud Les Ollie Billie Jimmie Ed Claire Pessv Sully Glen Carol Dick Dede Jean Bob Stoney Van Ess Johnnie Barb Ruthie Mae Anne Chavoustie Gordie Char Pete Jack Suzie Johnnie Gritz Dewey Jack Mac Al Lois Bibs Lil Louie Millie Amber Mary Jane Kinney Dolores Johnnie Dickie Baldy George Bob Nellie Recognized by Toothless Grin That Important Look Concertos Diet Blonde Hair Athletes Hubba! Hubba! Adelpheans Brains That Laugh The Fellows That Grin High Boots Those Eyes Shortness That Line Preoccupied Look Cute Clothes De Molay Jacket Fiendish Howls Quietness Any Girl Friendliness Sweet Manner Brush Cut Cheerleading Intelligence Cuteness Dark Hair Mr. Dixon Gorgeous Gams Wisecracks His Car Friendliness Wavy Hair Dick's Senate Pin Moronic Stare Senators Veterans Slide Rule Red Hair Zeta Brothers Miss Clark Taber and Locke Bandages Pi Phi Jacket Peaches and Cream Complexion Personality Bill 47 Baby Face Gorgeous Tresses Freckles That Kalenak Nose Passing Compliments Usually Found In Gym In Eastwood At the Piano At the Head of the Class With Jeannine With Shea Writing to Alex In a Dream Helping Mr. Patchen Being Admired With Lots of Friends Blushing Adelphean Meeting Waiting for the Bus Striding Along Wolfing Acting With Mur and Char Teasing Girls With Barb Driving At the Pin-Ball Machine Eating On a Diet With Kinney Drawing Helping Someone Writing Letters Onondaga Hill Giving Answers Capturing Hearts Yawning Playing Basketball Laughing With Sully At Wrights Roaming With Elly Hunting With Les Raising One Eyebrow Taking Pictures In Sports At the Screen Door Being a Pal Gabbing Out of School Talking to Everyone Jitterbugging With Johnnie Cornering a'Fem Annoying Teachers Chasing Women Bill's lnn Collecting Baby Pictures 46 SCENE Theme Ginny With the Light Brown Hair l'Il Get By Symphony My Beloved ls Rugged I'm in the Mood for Love Lazy Bones Bell Bottom Trousers Waitin' for the Train to Come In Black Magic fFRlAnnie Doesn't Live Here Any More Are You Havin' Any Fun? Nancy With the Laughing Face My Gal Sal The Man I Love There's Something About a Soldier Frim From Sauce Practice Makes Perfect I Can't Begin to Tell You Dead-Eye Dick Who's Gonna Flood To-Nite? Here I Come You've Gotta Be a Football Hero One Meatball Dearest Darling My Dream Girl Faithful Forever I'm Beginning to See the Light Sweet and Lovely Don't Believe Everything You Dream Beulah's Boogie Glow-Worm Spring Fever lf I Had My Way If You Knew Suzie I'm Beginning to See the Light People Will Say We're In Love I Wuv a Wabbitt Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me Smoke Gets In Your Eyes l'll Walk Alone Do You Care? I'II See You Again Don't Fence Me ln That's What I like About the Southl Dipsy Doodle Truthfully Oh You Beautiful Dolll Aren't You Glad You're You? - Boogie Woogie Oh! Johnnie Give Me a Little Kiss The Surrey With the Fringe on Top Take Me Out to the Ball Game I Don't Wanna Set the World on Fire Pistol Packin' Mama ANNUAL STAFF OF I946 Editor-in-Chief ...... ........................................... G len Knecht Assistants ,..,,A,,.AAA.,.. ....... S usan Callahan, Muriel Powlesland Business Manager ...... ........,.,..,...........e......,.,......... J ohn Locke Assistant ......,,,...,........, ...... R ichard Taber Circulation Manager .,... ......,.. H annah Ontko Assistants: Carol Gross Esther Street Barbara Widtman Charlotte Hine Barbara Bronner Millie Ormsby Jean Muserlian Literary Editor ...,.,..........,.,s,ss,.............,.....,,...,,.....,........,...,. Ruth Kneiszl SPORTS AND ORGANIZATIONS Advertising Manager ....,.,..,........,,.A.......................,....,.,,., Robert Lewis Assistant ,.,,,.s,....ss........ ........Y. J ames Skelton Girls .,.,..................... ......., Q Dorothy Rouse Boys ....s,......,,. ,,s..,.. C harles Robinson Photography .,... ......... N ellie Ketailey Assistant .,..,,.. .,..... .....,,r.. M i llie Ormsby Art .,............. ......,....,,,.....,... B arbara Page Statistics ..,... ...,,e, J oyce Bennett, Ada Knock Typists ,,... ...,..,..,.,,e,.....,..... M arilou Hanousek Music .,...,,.....,....,..................V.Y......ee....,..,. Lois Burley, Lily Amy Haskins Q. 4 E ofthe annual staff have worked hard in bringing the annual together under its Y us- theme of Security and have enioyed it immensely, also. We wish to say thank you to our faculty advisors - Miss Hurst, Miss Horle and Miss Clark - who have worked with us through the year. We congratulate the printer, Mr. Finkler, the photographer, E. W. Edwards and Son, and the Syracuse Engraving Company on the work they have done on this annual. QM Gwiwfg QA? M ak:QfffQQQZjM an fi 'M 1 ,N ff we 5J'iw8755?22 X5 QWQMW ' fJ wxwwog fa? fy I A' . I qvhiialffggffvf R5 I:BWwW'wjy?s 44 S My NMMA, E -A945 am, . 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To the school we've learned to love so much We now will say good-bye, Let us all ioin hands and together sing In honor of Valley High. fConcluded with Auld Lang Synel 576' 22. Betty Jo Whonhart 23. Dorothy Steele 24. Pauline Ouderkirk 25. Dan Jesmur 26. Doris Gotham 27. Jack Gardner 28. Ruth Kneiszl 29. Pat Holligan 30. Laura Linforth 31. Hannah Ontko 32. Norma Sager 33. Susan Callahan 34. Jeanne Knaack 35. Arlene Partridge . 36. Dorothy Rouse 37. Jeanne Smingler 38. Barbara Page 39. Mary Jane Evans 40. Joan Davis 41. Peggy Sheem 42. Ada Knock Muriel Seton Dolores Hotaling Jeanne Brott Ruth Morse Marilou Hanousek Eleanor Sensabaugh Natalie Smith Jane McNamara Jean Wallace Muriel Powlesland Jack Siring Mary Van Eseltine Carol Gross Nancy Beers Sylvia Biorn-Hansen Millie Ormsby Janice Abbott Ruth Padgett Agnes Allen Irene Gilbert THE ALUMNI l942 Jean Gage is at Binghamton City Hospital. Elizabeth Evans is working for the Post Standard. Jean Hungerford is going to school in New York. Married - Anne Failing, Bernice Gates, Harriet Harnden, Alice Wright, Betty Lou Holmes, Adrienne Laird, Louise Lintorth, Barbara Paige, Frances Potter, Martha Ryan, Suzanne Tillapaugh, Jean Yorkey. Francis Welsh is going to Syracuse University. Ruth Bennett is working for Rusterholtz and Rossell. Jean Boucheron is working for the Telephone Company. Ralph Chaffee is working at the Penicillin Plant. Eddie Mielnik is awaiting discharge from the Navy Air Corps. Bob Sparrow is awaiting discharge from the Navy. Joyce Byrem is married to Ronnie Beak. Chuck Fitzgerald has been discharged from the Army. Glenn Orihood has been discharged from the Army. Frances Fay is a nurse. Attending Syracuse University - Alice Bailey, Carlton Dance, Marie LaPierre is in training at St. Josephs. Engaged - Jean Lahey, Betty Hammond, Janice Oertel. Georgienne Mulliner is attending Skidmore. Working-Jacqueline Dean, Marie Sellin, Jane Vadebon- couer, Elizabeth Pulver, and Joanne Murray. Alice Evans is attending Green Mountain Junior College. Marilyn Farnham is attending Cornell University. Jean Jeffery is attending Smith College. Cadet Nurse Corps- Jean Crouch, Phyllis MacArthur, Mar- iorie Wood, Barbara Smith, and Nancy Abell. Mary Jane Hoyt is in Nurse's Training. Working - Mary Alice Coughlin, Leona Cleary, Gloria Edinger, Carolyn Gates, Claire Scranton, Betty Wells, Thelma Wormuth, Lucille McGinley, Kathleen Nicholson, Jane LaPierre, Helen Faulkner, Jeannette Hanchette. Attending Syracuse University - Helen Abbott, Connie Car- penter, Ellen Davy, Joanne Kelley, Lucille Kiley, Barbara Linforth, Jean Powlesland, Warren Moore, Richard Ogden, Shirley Robinson is attending C. C. B. l. Harry Bungay is attending Cornell University. Margaret Streeter is in training at Syracuse General Hospital. Annabelle Dickinson is in training at St. Josephs Hospital. Barbara Olmstead is attending Oswego State Teachers College. Harlan Diefendorf is attending R. P. l. Joseph Cady is attending Purdue University. Attending Syracuse University - Nancy Callahan, Virginia Kero, Gordon Lyons, Patricia Brennan, Dolores Bobbett, Mary Dundon, David Bean, John Sellin, Roberta Crawford, Beverly Hitchings, Irene Kunzelmann, Ronald Matteson, Helen Smith, Harry Smith, Patricia Connelly, Frances Arnold, Margaret Goodion, and Frances Shane. Attending Powelson's Business institute - Shirley Hilton, Betty Brown, Marie Welsh, Lorraine Fournier, Patricia Scheetz, Jean Kohan, Margaret Washo, and Joan Carruthers. Norah Carr is working at the First Trust and Deposit Company. Working at Carrier Corporation - Nina McNamara, Marilyn Burtis, Lois Harrington, Beverly Quist, and Fay Scott. 94 Lila Crosby, Doris Dibble, Janet Hallliday, Adair Hine, Olive Mosher, louise Malia, Jean Van Derveer, Jean DuBois. Married - Shirley Dodd, Esther Lou Hayden, Germaine King, Lorraine Reilley, Faith Skinner, Mary Jane Yorkey, and Doris Suits. Joan Montague is working at Syracuse University. Edward Ketailey has been discharged. 4 Peggy Simpson, Suzanne Stover, Barbara Taylor, Gloria Wildridge, Betty Zinsmeister, Nancy Smith, Marian Ras- mussen, and Jeanne Dwyer. ' Married-Jeannette Jutton, Helene Smingler, Barbara Lin- forth, Faye Grube, and Helen Allen. Barbara Chaffee is working at Crouse-Hinds. June Cluft is working at the Telephone Company. Rosemary Esper is working in a law office. Dorothy Wood is working at L. C. Smith's. Chuck Clift is going to Morrisville School of Agriculture. Navy - Bob Ballard, Joseph Seeley, Jim Abbey, Tex Stanton, Robert Shahan, and Alex Cost. 945 Wanda Harvey is working at G. E. Engaged - Beverly Bolen, Dolores Bobbett, Doris Dauler, Jean Kohan, and Barbara Kohl. Lois Woolerverton is attending Cortland Normal School. Married - Jean Pulling, Donald Nye. Joseph Wright is attending Niagara College. Francis Bowlin has been discharged from the Coast Guard. Navy-Arthur Cost, Robert Bush, Robert Johnson, Burton Jones, Richard Fuller, Paul Gelling, Charles Frederick, Dick Drumm, Arthur Di Fant, Warren Hyde, William Herrmann, Robert Knecht, Loren Madigan, Edwin Lambert, Allan McGee. Bobby Wallace, Robert Shane, Don Steer, Fred Smith, Arthur Street, and Francis Wedge. Coast Guard - Evan B. Evans, Donald Harris, Thomas Moynihan, William Phoenix, William Jones, and Ronald Spencer. Marine Corps - Johnnie Webster and John M. DuBois. Air Corps - Jack Poyner. - Barbara Page VALKYRIE O F F I C E R S V Fall Term President ........... .,..... J one Kinney Vice President ,YA......,.,.............. Jane McNamara Recording Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,..,A.. Sally Batchelor Corresponding Secretary ,....v,, Betsy Welch Spring Term Jane McNamara Barbara Page Florence Dalton Annette Streeter Treasurer ccc.cc,..,....,...........,....... Carol Gross Nancy MacCollister Chaplain ..,.w .....,. N ancy Shahan Marion Flood Historian ,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,..,.,., Virginia Hall Regina Perry ALKYRIE, formerly Valley Tri-Y, started its fall term with the induction of the fi, 71 following girls: Jeanne Ballantyne, Barbara Ballantyne, Susan Roulstin, Regina Perry, Joyce Vanderwedge, Alice Hersca, Audry Spencer and Marie Knox. Our proiect this year was making scrap books for the veterans at Rhoads Hospital. We had a very successful Hollawe'en dance with Hi-Y and Sector 'l8. On December 20th we had a Christmas party at the home of Susan Roulstin. We exchanged gifts and everyone had a merry time. On November 24th we had a swimming party at the Y.W.C.A. We sang Christmas carols for the old people at Loretta Rest Home. The spring term brought about installation of officers, a bun'is rush, and a candle light service accepting into Valkyrie the following new members: Marion Beckwith, Beverly Coon, Sally Evans, Martha Doyle, Betsy Coin, Bernice Garlock, Mary Jane Bergreen, Mary Jane Doyle, Charlotte Ketcham, Nancy Wilson, Naomie Wilson, Aldreth Ouderkirk, Shirley Abbott and Donna Siring. ln closing the season we had an outing at Powlesland's camp at Tully Lake Park, in the latter part of June. President , ,, ,,A,,, Vice-President Y,,,,, .,Y,,.. Secretary ..,........ Treasurer ,r,,,,.,. Sergeants-at-Arms Chaplain ,,,,, Parliamentarlan ............,,,,,.... HI-Y OFFICERS FallTerm Byron Stone Dan Jesmur Glen Knecht Charles Miller Dick Lewis Ed lrving William Mears Karlton Stone .Gerald Swibold Spring Term James Skelton Charles Miller Dick Carpenter Ken Padgett Allan Swift Karlton Stone Robert Braunitzer AM Early in the fall eight new members were inducted James Skelton Allan . Swift, Don Woods, Dick Carpenter, Harold McKeen, Ed Fowler, Bill Jacobson, and Ken Padgett. HE Valley Chapter of Hi-Y started the fall term with a club of twelve members. iilt . . . : . ' - I ir .ai I Q ' Shortly afterward Hi-Y was one of the three sponsors of the Halloween Dance. The main fall proiect of all state Hi-Y clubs is to prepare a bill to send to the New York State Hi-Y Legislature. Valley prepared two, which were delivered by Dan Jesmur of the Assembly. At the same meeting Byron Stone was elected President of the New York State Hi-Y, later to become a delegate to the National Hi-Y Council at Atlantic City. The spring term started with the formation of a basketball team to play other Hi-Y teams at the Y.M.C.A. every Monday evening. The club also is planning a softball team and a gun club. SENATE O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term President .............. ....... P eter Lynch Tom Davitt Vice-President ...... ....... D ick Greene Dick Greene Secretary ......,..,,,.. ....... T im King Ronny MacDowell Treasurer .,..,..........., ....... B ill Johnston Bob Frickman Sergeant-at-Arms ......, ....... B ill Blandford Peter Lynch Jack Abbey ENATE opened its fall activities with a rush party at Senator Johnston's house. The following were accepted into the Society on the final night, October 7, 1945: Bob Frickman, Lester Larsen, Jock Siring, George Matt, Phil Plessas, Ed Marrs, and Jack Metz. A hoyride was given for the new members on October 4, 1945. The winter rush party was held at Senator Cost's house. The following were rushees: Gene Gravina, Jack Ginley, Irving Powless, Dick Perkins, and John Dalton. We had our final night on February 2, 1946, and a hayride was given in honor of the new senators on January 26, 1946. Senate put on an assembly April 10, which was on entertaining and financial success. We held our annual Spring Dance on May ii, at Valley and it was also c social and financial success. ' A very successful year will be closed with the annual Senate outing at Snook's Pond inJune. L 1 'I -' President Vice-President , . , ,......,. ........ Recording Secretary ....,...,.,..... Treasurer ....YA.........,.........,....... . Corresponding Secretary .,w..... Critic ,.,..,.,,,..,,,,.,,...............,.... . Chaplain ........,,,..,,,,,,...,A..,....... ADELPHEAN OFFICERS Fall Term Barbara Page Marilyn Mardin Patricia Lambert Janice Abbott Dorothy Webb Beverly Duell Lois Campbell Spring Term Janice Abbott Ruth Morse Inez Burton Carol Porter Audrey Nash Dorothy Webb Shirley Six DELPHEAN began its fall activities with a Backward rush at the home of Lois Campbell. The second rush was a tea at the home of Janice Abbott. On October ninth the following girls were pledged at the formal initiation banquet held at the Onondaga Hotel: Kathrine Dorey, Sally Greene, Joanne Large, Pauline Ouderkirk, Claire Palmer and Shirley Six. At the first football game of the season Adelphean girls sold Indian football favors. On November ninth we held our annual Sadie Hawkins Day hayride, with a barn dance afterwards at the residence of Claire Palmer. A card party was held at the Beauchamp Branch Library for friends and families of the members. Refreshments were served and door prizes awarded. During the Christmas holidays Adelphean girls met to sing Christmas carols through- out the Valley section. Our annual Rendezvous in Holly dance was held December fourteenth and proved to be a great success. The spring term cpened with the installation of officers. Rushes were held for the new candidates, the first being a Bums rush held at the home of Claire Palmer. At this time we presented Jean Kohan, our past president, with her pendant. The rushees were: Aileen Barr, Barbara Beaver, Mary Jane Burgeen, Valara Kuny, Lillian Fisher, Elsie Honkala, Nancy Olds, Aldreth Ouderkirk, Pat Rahrle, Barbara Rockwell, Martha Smith and Rita Stein, who were formally pledged into Adelphean Tuesday, March fifth, at the Onondaga Hotel. The main event of the spring term was an Adelphean hayride and barn dance held on April sixth whfch successfully concluded the year's activities. I... I BETA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA SIGMA O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Prator ......,... Bob Shea Mike Reilly Sub-Prator .,..... Bob Taylor Howie Baxter Secretarius .,o,,,,o ..,.,o,,, H owie Baxter Dick Price Sub-Secretarius Jim Brann Bob. Horning Quaester ..,v,oe,,,o, .......,, B ob Price Jim Egan Sub-Quaester .,A. c,c,,,V, B en Esce Jim Johnson Curator .,vw,,,.,,, ..c...... M ike Reilly Jim Brann Sub-Curator ,.,.................,....... Jim Egan Karl Stone -' flag I HE Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Sigma began its fall term with a rush party at u u.. Brother Johnson's house. The following candidates were pledged: Stan Clark, Q9 Earl Conway, Jim Dwyer, Jack Geis, Bob Horning, Karl Stone, and Bruce Young. A hayride was held for the new members. A successful raffle was held in November, the winner of which received two tickets to the Syracuse-Colgate football game. In December the Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Sigma and the Delta Chapter of K. E. reunited as brother and sister. A party was held in January after which the charter between the two organizations became effective. Our spring term opened with a rush party at Brother Baxter's house. Les Darrow was the only candidate pledged. Beta held the George Washington Dance in February and it was an all-round success. In April Beta and K. E. held a dance at Drumlins. Part of the proceeds were used to aid the K. E. girls at their convention. Ben Esce The eighth annual Sweetheart Dance was held in May and was very successful. The third year of the organization of Beta was successful both socially and financially. The brothers of Beta who entered the armed forces during the year were: Bo Evans , John Poyner, Bill Jones, John Webster, Don Woodard, and Glen Woods. DELTA CHAPTER OF K. E. President .,.,.....,.....,. ....... Vice-President .......................... Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ....... Treasurer ..........................,....... Chaplain ...,..........,................... OFFICERS FaIlTerm Margaret Streeter Margaret Goodion Virginia Kero .Mary Van Eseltine Betty Brown Barbara Olmstead Spring Term Muriel Powlesland Susan Callahan Jeanne Smingler Sally Batchelor Joan Gritzner Marilyn Robinson Advisor ,......,,........................... Mrs. Lohff Mrs. Lohff is 'S' ELTA Chapter of K. E. started its yearly activities with the fall rushing. The following girls were formally pledged at the Syracuse Hotel in October: Jeannine Beckwith, Mary Jane Connell, Janine Gardner, Bernice Garlock, Virginia Hall, Betty Kalenak, Marie Knox, Helen Loberg, Phyllis Peabody, Susan Roulstin, and Joan Russi. During the Thanksgiving holiday, the annual convention was held in Utica. Mary Van Eseltine and Nancy Callahan acted as business and social delegates respectively Nancy Callahan was awarded the Prize Speaking cup. Next fall the Delta Chapter of K. E. will act as host to the convention. On October 'loth we donated twenty-five dollars to the War Fund and on November 13 h, fifteen dollars to the Christmas Bureau. A football assembly was sponsored by the K. E. girls on November 8th in which we gave one-half the profit to the Valley Athletic Association. Our Christmas Dance was held December 27th at the Persian Terrace in the Hotal Syracuse. The annual Blue and Gold Dance was February lst at Drumlins. On March 8th final pledge was held at the Syracuse Hotel for the following girls: Charlotte Ketcham, Delores Morton, Regina Perry, Norma Reinhardt, Donna Siring, Audrey Spencer, Annette Streeter, and Ann Tormay. Our annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet was held at the Hotel Syracuse. The new officers were installed, and Nancy Callahan was guest speaker. On April l2th we had a Friendship Supper at the home of Rita Reed. We had a dance, Twilight Time, with Beta, at Drumlins on April 24th. Music by the Syracusans. We held our annual Silver Tea at the home of Louise Hackett on April 28th. ln the Valley gym on May 4th, we held a card party. In June, a dance for the graduating members was held at Drumlins. To complete a successful year, K. E. held their farewell supper, followed by their annual outing in June. ZETA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA SIGMA O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term President ....,..,.., ....... P at Pastella George Webster Vice-President ....,. ....... B ob Kalenak John Mills Secretary .................................. Bruce Kelly Gordon Bruce Corresponding Secretary ........ John Mills Randy Large Treasurer ,......,...,..................... .Chuck Bender Bob Kalenak Financial Secretary .................. Dick Renz Sergeant-at-Arms .................... Bib Russo George O'Hern Bob Palmer ETA Chapter of Phi Delta Sigma began its Fall activities with a rush party at Brother Lodge's house. Final night was held downtown. The new members were: John Mills, Bud Marshall, Ed Santorum, Jim Tasker, Bill Boyd, Spiro Moshonas, and Alex Hersca. Zeta's Football team won four games and lost none. The Spring term began with a rush party at Brothers Mill's house. New members were: John Maggio, George Roland, and Jim Lowe. The Ragland Ramp, a poverty dance, was held on the first of March. Phi Delta Sigma closed the spring term with the eighth annual Sweet Heart Dance. During the year Zeta lost Bill Herman, Warren Hyde, Pat Pastella, Dick Renz, Bud Bailey, and Dewey Towne to the Navy, Chuck Bender to the Army, and Bib Russo to the Marines. Zeta's school year was both a financial and a social success. ALPHA CHAPTER OF PI OMEGA PHI O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term President ,,,,,,Y,.......... ...... M argaret Fish Charlotte Hine Vice-President ....,........... ...... N orma Girch Eunice Farrington Recording Secretary ,,,..,......,... Diane Gantley Mae Anna Oswald Corresponding Secretary ....... 1 .Irene Gilbert Dolores Dorland Treasurer ..,,,.....................,..,.... Doris Gotham Jeanne Brott Chaplain ,,w,.,,................., ...... E unice Farrington Norma Sager Sergeant-at-Arms ,..,. . a..... Dorothy Farrington Hannah Ontko Advisor ,,Y.......,.........,,,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,,.,,, Miss Geraldine Andrews ,'.. HE Alpha Chapter of Pi Omega Phi opened its fall term with installation of officers. Rushes were held for the new candidates and formal pledge was held 325 at Hotel Syracuse. The following girls were pledged: Janette Speno, Betty Olsen, Joyce Wellner, Bernice Ryan, Shirley Kenyon, Jeanne Brott, Lorraine Hanchett, Barbara Sayles, and Mary Multari. A paiama party was held for the new members at the home of Irene Gilbert. During December, a Pi Phi assembly was held in which several of our girls partici- pated. Half of these proceeds were contributed for a set of colored lights for the dances In the gym. January brought forth a very successful dance, which was held in the Valley Gym and enioyed by everyone. The spring term opened with a Mother and Daughter Banquet at which new officers were installed. Rushes were held for new candidates and formal pledge was at Hotel Syracuse. lhe following girls were pledged: Barbara Higgens, Barbara Sager, Marilyn Taylor, Joyce Vanderwedge, Hazel Smith, Jane Scott, Cynthia Gates, Leslie Bailey, Rose Mary Bonner and Donna Francour. A dance at Drumlins was held for the new members. The Annual Founder's Day Tea was held at the home of Joyce Wellner, when the old and new members alike were again pledged. In March, a banquet was given in honor of the basketball team at the Valley Presbyterian Church. Two successful food sales were held during the term. An outing was enjoyed by all in June. Pi Phi enjoyed both a financially and socially successful year. ALPHA DELTA PHI O F F I C E R S President ,,,,..4.,,,,, ,..,,,,..A.,A.,.....A,.,,A ,.....A.. M a ry Feathers Vice-President .....,w.........v, w.... . Donella Decker Secretary .....V...,...,...Y....A.,,A. ..............w L eonore Cox Corresponding Secretary ..... ,.v.... G eraldine Williams Treasurer ............................ ........ew..... B etsy House Sergeant-at-Arms ...,........ .,,.,,,....A.,,,. J ill Sipfle Chaplain ...,...,.... ..............,,. A da Knock Advisor ............... ,.......,. ...... ...,,,............A,A, M i s s Vivian Gould tember 1945 LPHA DELTA PHI, which was formerly Alpha Tri-Y, was organized in Sep- ii Fall activities began with a rush at the home of Naomi Colthar. Rushees were pledged and a hayride was given for the candidates. They were as follows: Enid Rogers, Carol Lorenz, Ann Monk, Elizabeth Morton, Rita Kasky, Betsy House, Doris Milford, Virginia Fredricks, Charlotte Wilde, Eleanor Roe, Barbara Sedgewick, Theresa Songer, Jill Sipfie. A party was given and Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta Sigma was invited. The Spring Term opened at the home of Jean Wallace in early February. The regular candidates' hayride was held and they were pledged as members March 5th at the Hotel Syracuse. The new members taken in were: Lorraine Dunham, Joan Gemza, Irene Scheftic, Dorothy Manley. On May 3rd we held our spring dance in the Valley gym, it was called the Tulip Twirl. We held an assembly to help get money for the colored lights for dances in the gym. To close the season Alpha Delta Phi held its annual Mother and Daughters banquet in June, at which time the officers for the following year were installed. THETA KAPPA MU :- 3, if A? ri O F F l C E R S President .... ,.,.. .,..A. ,,,,,,,,,,, A n n e Allen Vice-President .,.. . Peggy Williams Secretary .,,w, .. ,,,.,,,,, ,.,,,,, YY,,,v . , ,Pat Joyce Corresponding Secretary r,,, . .,,,...,o Joan Vielehr Treasurer , ,,..,,,,.,, . . . , .Dorothy Irwin Chaplain ,,,. , .Shirley Mooney Counselor ,.,,,.... Carol Porter Advisor . . .. s,,.,., Mrs. M. Barry I.,V' 'Q HE Theta Kappa Mu Society was founded March 'l,l945, by the Misses Shirley Mooney and Joan Vielehr Although the society is but a year old the officers ' and members have plans for this and coming years On the twenty fifth of -fi. . 'sn'-5. I - l 1 , A January Theta Mu had a mid-winter sleighride, which will be an annual event. The members are now planning an assembly and dance for the fall term. The society feels their first year has been a great success. President .......,..,.......... ...... Vice-President ................ ...... Secretary ......,..,A.,,.7., ,,............ Corresponding Secretary ....... DRACOVA OFFICERS FallTerm .Glen Knecht .Dorothy Rouse Second Vice-President ....,....,.. .Marilyn Milligan .Joan Chard Harold McKeen Spring Term Randy Large Edward Irving Rita Kasky Joanne Large Marion LaPierre Treasurer ..................,.,.....,....... Janice Abbott Dick Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms Edward Irving Bob Marble Parliamentarian Bob Hardy Historian ...,,....,..,. .... Chaplain ..................... ....... Marie Eger Bob Herman Janice Abbott Advisor ,,,,,,,, ,,VA,,A,,......,,,,.....,..o.,,.... Mrs. Eloise Ketcham RACOVA, the dramatic society of Onondaga Valley Academy, has had a very .q,,:vi':'.-592 gcod year. The fall term was opened by welcoming the new members at on informal party and induction service. Our first appearance of the year consisted of three one-act plays: a comedy, Cleaned and Pressed , a farce, He Ain't Done Right by Nell, and a drama, The Valiant, presented on the evenings of December sixth and seventh, 1945. The casts were: David Rogers, Bob Lewis, Marion LaPierre, Martha Smith, Rita Kasky, Hannah Ontko, Bob Marble, Bob Herman, Ed Barrett, Dot Rouse, Barbara Heidenreich, Randy Large, Carol Porter, Bob Hardy, Ed lrving and Glen Knecht. These plays were ably directed by Hariot Van Alst of Boar's Head Society of Syracuse University. The Chairman of Commit- tees were: Publicity Chairman, Arthur Ziegler, Properties Chairman, Barbara Ballantine, Costumes Chairman, Beverly Laughlin, Make-up, Jean Palmissano, House Manager, Ed Barrett, Reserved Seating, Mr. Hartson, Head Uushers, Jean Brott and John Locke, Stage Manager, Dot Rouse, Technician, Dick Lewis and Mrs. Ketcham. Our new scenery, made last year under the supervision of Kenneth Bowles, was used for the first time and it proved very useful. After the plays, the audience enioyed a iuke box dance in the gym. December 20th the members had fun at a Christmas party at Marie Eger's. Dracova was greatly honored by being asked to present The Valiant on the radio, February 2, 1946. The cast was the same as in the play. Critics remarked very favorably concerning the broadcast. The money raised last year from an assembly went toward relining the stage curtains, of which the whole student body is quite proud. Mrs. Eloise Ketcham, our most loyal and faithful advisor, is doing an excellent iab in advising the society. As Spring rolls around we are preparing for our Three Act production. A banquet closed the Masqued Book of Dracova, to give its pages, worn with work and fun, a much deserved summer vacation. W? INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term PreSider1f .............. ..A.,.. R obert Atkinson Charles Miller VlCe'Pl'e5Id6l'1I ...... ...,,.. L ois Burley Janice Abbott Secretary ,-......... ,...... J anice Abbott Ruth Kneiszl Tf6GSUrer ........ ..,,.,, R uth Kneiszl Margaret Fish CITUPIGIH ,................ ....,.. M argaret Fish Robert Lewis 56I'96C1r1I-Gt-Arms ,s,... ,..Y,,. G len Knecht Richard Taber AdViS0I' ................w.. ....... M rs. Jean Young Mr. Joseph Dixon. F .Y:.l .1 HE International Relations Club of Valley has now completed its second suc- Ji' 'Tl' cessful year. Its active members are Janice Abbott, Agnes Allen, Robert Atkinson, Sylvia Biorn-Hansen, Jeanne Brott, Lois Burley, Marilyn Chavoustie, Berioui Dumanian, Margaret Fish, Glen Knecht, Ruth Kneiszl, Robert Lewis, John Locke, Marilyn Mardin, Charles Miller, Natalie Smith, Richard Taber, Arthur Taylor and Donald Urban. Through Sylvia Biorn-Hansen, our capable program chairman, we had many inter- esting speakers at our bi-monthly meetings. At the first meeting two Japanese-American students spoke to the club on Japanese relocation centers. Miss Fredricka Smith and Mr. Laurence Hcs'e, who talked on Japan and labor, respectively, were two others of our well known lecturers. The I. R. C. also held several discussion meetings, one of these being cn the topic, Peace Time Conscriptionf' Many a heated debate was held on this subiect. Later on in the year Mr. Spahr Hull spoke to the I. R. C. on summer youth camps which give the student opportunity to get a broader viewpoint on world affairs. A few students from the group attended lectures by the Peace Counsel of Syracuse. The I. R. C. has given two radio programs. The scripts were concerned with race prejudices and the sorority and fraternity question. On another occasion the I. R. C. brought a nationally known speaker, Cleo Blackburn, to Valley, who was received very er.thusiast'caIly. l. R. C. has not been lacking on the social side either. A square dance get-together for new members, a Christmas party and a toboggan party have all been held with a great deal of fun included. The annual outing was held in June and a good time was had by all. This year has ended a financial and social success for the l. R. C. and has succeeded also in broadening our views on international relations. SUB-DEB CLUB O F F I C E R S fall Term Spring Term President ........,......... ......... M ary K. Johnson Janine Gardner Vice-President ...............,..,....... Patricia Lambert Phyllis Peabody Recording Secretary ................ Joan Traub Joan Chard Corresponding Secretary ........ Dorothy Farrington Louise Hackett Treasurer ..................,............... Rita Reed Sally Greene Chaplain ......,........................... Sally Greene Jane Ohlson Critic ........ ......... L ouise Hackett Joan Traub Historian ......,...........,............... Marilyn Milligan Virginia Hall f' HE Sub-Deb Club of O. V. A. began its fall season rushing candidates at the annual Bobby Sox Rush at the home of Phyllis Peabody. The entertainment 15' 'TS' was a humorous fashion show. Rushees were as follows: Barbara and Jean Ballantyne, Jane Ohlson, Mary Ann Ramsbottom, Shirley Six and Martha Smith. After Rough House and Formal Pledge at the Syracuse Hotel, a closed dance was held on October 22 at the Y. M. C. A. In September their helpful advisor, Mrs. Harmon, invited the Sub-Debs to her home in the country for a corn roast. On November 23 they had their first annual Li'l Abner Assembly in which the school voted for a Junior and Senior Li'l Abner. They were Jack Dalton and Bob Shea, re- spectively. Daisy Mae, being Jane Ohlson, gave each a pork chop and three dollars as a prize. Much time and energy was spent in making this assembly a great success. Louise Hackett offered her spacious home on New Year's Eve for the club to have a closed dance. Everyone had a gay and exciting time. On January 2 new officers were elected and were installed February 6. The new members for 1946 were Janet Baum, Shirley Fecht, Florence Dalton and Mary Molosh. The club's first dance, entitled Heart to Heart Hop, was held on February 8 in the Valley gym. The colorful decorations and the music of the Arkansas Travelers added to the spirit of the occasion. A closed Birthday Dance was held on March 16 at the home of Pat Lambert. In the school on May 'IO another assembly was given entitled In the Middle of May, which was a financial success. ln closing an enioyable and profitable semester, the Sub-Debs held an outing at Green Lake. ART CLUB O F F l C E R S President ......,.,V.. ,..... R ichard Price Vice-President .,.,.R, ,.,,,,,. B orboro Page Secretary v,v..... ,.,..,,,. L illios Weeks Treasurer ..,.. ,. ........, George Matt I HE Senior Art Class of Onondaga Valley Academy consists of some students WT' Fifi' who have exceptional ability in art. Marilyn Taylor, one of our art students, was given first prize for her work in the Scholastic Art Exhibition held at E. W, Edwards 8- Son, one of 5yracuse's largest de- partment stores. Those who are participating in the art club are: Frances Alexander, Nancy Beers, Joan Davis, Rhena Gunther, Menza King, Bob Knack, Carol Lorenz, George Matt, Eleanor Mech, Phyllis Nicht, Jim O'Donnell, Pauline Ouderkirk, Barbara Page, Richard Price, Don Salmonsen, Marilyn Taylor, Lillias Weeks, Ronald Wexler. The art club has gone far in the field of art and has had a successful year socially and financially. 'Ms Ay, CA06 '9ACU5Ef A B A N D R. THERON FORBES, the present director of the Onondaga Valley High School Band, has been directing and teaching the members of the band since last September. The instrumental lessons are given free to pupils with talent who are willing to work. ln the seven months that he has taken over the school band, it has improved im- mensely. This year the band is composed mostly of pupils who will be in the organization for at least two or three more years. After a pupil has been in the school band for a period of one year, he is entitled to wear the school block letter. For each additional year in the band, he is given a bar. CAREER CONFERENCE J9+ , . - NE of the outstanding events of the school year was the Career Conference held -Q recently for grades nine through twelve. Through the cooperation of the voca- ....f s? tional guidance committee of Kiwanis men and women outstanding in their particular fields were secured to present 37 vocations in which the students of our school are particularly interested. Three periods were devoted to this program, each student going to three classes regarding the vocations of his choice. A student chairman presided in each class and a student guide was appointed for each guest instructor. The result has been an increased interest in the school in the problems of the wise choice of a vocation. As a follow-up of this conference, a number of Valley graduates and others particularly interested in the Valley school have consented to serve in an advisory capacity for students interested in the vocations which they represent. CHEERLEADERS . I HE O. V. A. cheerleaders started the fall season with Sue Callahan, Charlotte I 'i -' I Hine, Ronn MacDowell, Millie Ormsb , Barbara Pa e and Muriel Powlesland lgg AWH Y Y g WE' 'Tl returning from last year. New cheerleaders chosen in tryouts were: Billie Burton, Florence Dalton, Hannah Ontko, Jeanne Smingler and Mary Van Eseltine. Barbara Page and Ronny MacDowell were chosen to lead the cheerleaders. They decided to keep the same uniforms as last year, white skirts and maroon sweaters, the head cheerleaders wearing all white. During the year they learned several new cheers and improved some of the old ones, which they introduced to the school at pep fests held in the school auditorium. The cheerleaders were found at football games held at Roosevelt field and Syracuse University, and basketball games in the school gym. ACCIDENT INSURANCE FOR ATHLETICS f 'xg' Q HE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the city of Syracuse has passed a resolution to give financial aid to each public high school to be used for equipment for their IS' 'TI athletic teams. The six public high schools will receive a sum of five hundred dollars per year. Each school has agreed to provide accident insurance for every student who partici- pates in inter-scholastic sports. This provides financial protection from loss through iniury to our athletes. JUNIOR RED CROSS 3.9, ...., ,. . '1 .+ps, NONDAGA VALLEY ACADEMY had an opportunity during the past year to do I 1 its share in returning the world to normalcy, by its general contributions to 4 n . XL Y - Q . ... 5 si the American Junior Red Cross. The world at large is still suffering from the after effects of the great world conflict. Although we Americans were saddened by the death of loved ones and did without many things to which we were accustomed, we were spared the destruction and starvation from which the people of Europe suffered. Therefore, we are in a position to help the people of Europe regain their former health and happiness. This year the boys and girls at Valley with the help of Miss O'Connor achieved a one hundred percent enrollment in the American Junior Red Cross. They also filled five gift boxes for the children overseas, and ten Christmas stockings for the men at Rhoads Hospital, Utica. They gave a contribution for a Christmas party for the children at City Hospital, and also tothe annual Red Cross fund. Miss Horle's art classes have helped, too, in another way. This year they made two thousand menu covers for the Navy, three thousand Christmas cards for the Army and about one thousand five hundred place cards for the Army and the veterans' hospitals. O.V.A. CAFETERIA RS. MARGARET E. DEXTER, with a trained staff of workers, serves nutritious balanced noon lunches for 'l7c a plate. On the a la carte menu are soups, sandwiches, puddings and milk at 5c each. The plate lunch includes two ounces of protein, 3f4 cup of vegetable or fruit, bread, muffin or other hot bread with buttter or margarine, and U2 pint of whole milk. i Q15 .Ja Parents are invited to visit the cafeteria and have lunch with their children at any time. JUNIOR CLASS O F F I C E R S President ....,...... ,....... J ames Denick Vice-President A..... .......,.... C arol Porter Secretary ........ ....,.., K atherine Adams Treasurer ..... .,,s,,,.A B ob Herman 3- 3 NE of the most important events of the year was the organizing of the Junior Class. It is the first Junior Class to be organized since 1938, and has proved l beneficial to all its members. The officers were elected at the first meeting, which was held November 28, 1945. At a later date two representatives were appointed to a ways and means committee from each of the Junior home-rooms. The purpose of this committee was to find means to support a Junior Prom. The outcome resulted in the charging of one dollar dues per person. The Prom, which was the main event of the class, was held on the thirtieth of May in the school gym. The Parisians were hired for the evening and provided the dancers with excellent music. The gym was gayly decorated and very attractive. We sincerely hope that the work we have accomplished this year will be carried on in the future, and that the Junior Class will become an established tradition at Valley. M' Wm, I4 Qgf xv 1 fi 1 g if 1!'7 ' Y-- N' 1 ' 1 I gl , - f a ' , Q, q N111 3 is Q .3 mf , M, . ' x-. , Q ak- sd if 1 ' 16 'bf fl 4, 1 A5 3- i Q J. If n an 4. 9 Q0 ,Q , , -O K wwf W. '-A psf CHORUS URING this past season the Valley Chorus has done exceptionally fine work. . 'O the morning has been the object of much praise because of its beautiful :. '!' 'fzqp' ' .-Q .' 'll Ki .fif'i' 1,'1 ' 55 5 The sixty-girl chorus, which practices two days a week from eight to nine in interpretation of choral music. The chorus sang this year in March for Morning Musicals Inc. Thine Alone was their outstanding selection. A radio program of their songs was their next well done task. Later on in the season they sang in the May Festival for the State Conference of the Rescue Mission and the Annual school concert. Soloists were Ada Knock and Irene Gilbert. We all agree that Mrs. Hortense Dederer has done her direction iob capably and much of the praise given the chorus goes to her. B AS K ET B A L L LEAGUE RECORD Valley ....,,,,,,,, 25 C.B.A. . ,,,,.,,, A,,,.,.. 4 2 Valley ..,.,,,, C.B.A. . . Valley ,,,E, ,. H28 Nottingham .,,E,E,,A.,v 53 Valley ,,,,E,E, Nottingham Valley, ,,,,,,, 19 Vocational ,,,,,, ,E,,,,. 3 7 Valley. . Vocational Valley ,,,,,,,,,,,, 47 Eastwood ,,,,, ,,,,,E 4 9 Valley. ,. .. Eastwood Valley. ,,,,,, N23 Central ,,,,, ,,,,,,,. 3 4 Valley ,,,,, .. Central . .. Valley ,,,,,,.., E33 North ,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,. 30 Valley ,,,,, . North . HE season of 1945-1946 proved quite disappointing in so far as the followers of Onondaga Valley's basketball squad were concerned. It was the lndians first season under the able leadership of Mr. Stover, who recently returned from the Army. The lndians had f1ve returning veterans on their squad, including Captain Tom Davitt, Bill Johnson, Jack Gardner, Duane Towne, and Jack Loehr. Other members of the team were: Norm Jock, Les Wells, Ken Mooney, Bob Horning, Jim Brann, Loren Bailey, and Bob Palmer. Under the guidance of Coach Stover, the Valley lndians managed to get in the fifth place. Throughout the season the boys won three games and lost nine in the city league. Valley victories were realized at the expense of North twice and Eastwood once. The teams who defeated the lndians were: Eastwood, Central, Vocational, C.B.A., and Nottingham. The latter defeated the lndians twice. The Valley team also participated in several non-league games which included one victory over Auburn in three attempts, and victories over Tully and Solvay. The prospects for the coming season are fairly bright since we will have many veteran players back again, among which are: Norm Jock, Jim Brann, Bob Horning, Ken Mooney and Bob Palmer. We also have some Junior Varsity players who are coming up fast, including Jack Coon, Pete Cost, Stanley Mickey Mouse Clark, Bob Price and Phil Plessas. The Junior Varsity did better in the last season than the varsity, having defeated South Presbyterian Church team in one out of two tries, North, C.B.A., and they also lost to Vocational and Eastwood, but won again with Auburn in two out of three attempts. HOCKEY Rome ,,,,, ,, ..7 Valley, A,,,,,,,, l Skaneateles ..,, ,,,,..,,, O Valley ,,,, Clinton . , , . ., ..3 Valley ,,., .. H2 Skaneateles ,,,, ,,,,,,,,. O Valley............3 Skaneateles , ,, ,, . O Valley ,,,,,,,,,, 9 Rome .,.,,.,, ,,,,,..., 7 Valley ....,..l ....0 ARSHAL WEBSTER, a returned veteran, pulled the Valley hockey team through QF- YQ another struggling season. Lack of practice hampered the Valley sextet from a perfect season. They have three wins and three defeats. First they encountered Rome, being beaten to a score of 7-'l. They then traveled to Clinton and lost a close game of 3-2. They clashed through 3 wins with Skaneateles, and then another setback by the Rorre sextet to the tune cf 7-0. The veterans were Lynch, Greene, MacDowell, Blandford, Eaum, Mietz and Fuller. The newcomers who bolstered the team were Shea, D. Price, Dalton, Kinney, Barr, Phipps, Longo, and Perkins. Warm weather hampered any further games. TENNIS S Yll' t 2 HE outlook for Valley's tennis team is bright as the Academy goes to press. D to v Veterans of last year's net team are: Amos Phipps, Pete Killoran, and Glenn EQ! 'Ti' Knecht. The racquet wielders of '45 placed third in the high school conference. A lfst of newcomers is not yet available but possible material under the able eye of Mr. Scofield, makes the line-up look like a winning team. TRACK H M OR the first time in five years the Valley tracksters are out, ready to capture the J A crown Coach Menasian says that it looks like a promising bunch as they face t kt .. ll ity: . fill two Auburn meets, one City Invitation tournament and various engagements with several high schools. FOOTBALL Valley .....,,,,... 6 Nottingham ,,,..,...... 0 Valley .........w.. 32 C.B.A. ,.... .Y,,. 0 Valley .,.......... 0 Central ,,v.....44 ....... 1 4 Valley ..w.v,,.,,,. 13 North .......V ,.A.. 0 Valley ,.,..,...... 14 Eastwood .,Yw,,...,..,... 7 Valley .....,w.V.v, 25 Liverpool .,......,,,.,,,. 0 Valley ....A,...... 14 Vocational .....,..,..... 7 Valley .....,..,.., 0 Watertown ,...,,Y,.,.... 7 .7 OOTBALL last season proved to be a great success for Valley's team. The varsity xy ask: consisted of Baum, Taylor, Longo, Egan, Mooney, Shea, Loehr, Reilly, Bailey, 1145, Stone, and Esce. The boys were coached by Charles Stover, recently discharged from the Army. His assistant was Stanton Hudson. Valley won its first game of the season from Nottingham after a hard fought contest. lts second game, played with Central at Archbold Stadium, was Valley's only conference loss. At our next game Eastwood fell before our capable players. This game was the first one Mr. Stover had been able to attend and the next game, in which we handed Vocational their first defeat since 1944, was his first coaching opportunity. Our fifth game was easily won from C.B.A., although that team can always be counted on to spring an upset. In the last conference game we defeated North. Due to C.B.A.'s lucky upset of Central, we tied for top honors in the city league with Central. Our two post-season games were with Liverpool, whom we defeated, and Watertown, who handed us our second loss of the season. All in all we wish to congratulate our team for making this football year a great success for old O. V. A. BASEBALL OACH STOVER and Manager Moshanas report very favorably on the prospective fl baseball team. The team will play each of the other teams in the league 55 .-','f twice in a round robin. Likely players are Mooney, Rinesmith, Cost, Parody, Price, Foster, Horning, Thompson, Blandford, Coon, Brown, Barr, Doyle, King, Longo, Brann, Johnston, Gardner, Denick, Young, and Milligan. GOLF AT VALLEY HE prospects for a top ranking Golf team are bright this year. Under the ii' gusty ca able leadershi of Captain Jim Eagan, the followin bo s will constitute a,,mP d P Q y Jef- e squa . Jim Egan, Captain Robert Palmer Robert Hard Y Lester Darrow Jim Johnson Ralph Pickens Carl Stone The season starts April 16th, with the formal opening at the Bellevue Country Club, with Central High School as opening opponent. We play a double round robin, playing each ofthe six High Schools twice during the season that ends early in June. We are privileged to play on all of the local private courses, which is made possible through the interest and cooperation of the Syracuse Gold Association. The players furnish all of their equipment. VOLLEY BALL Opponents Valley Opponents Valley Nottingham ..a. ..w..... 2 8 35 Central ....... ...,.......... 3 5 26 North ...,....... .....,,. 2 4 49 Goodyear ..,. ...... F orfeited Vocational ...... .,...... 2 l 40 Eastwood ...... ,......... l 0 63 ALLEY opened the season on their own court, defeating Nottingham, due to the splendid coaching by Miss Clark and captain of the team, Lillias Weeks. 1 Valley's fighting girls' volley team came through with flying colors this year to take second place in the city-wide volley ball league, losing only to Central. Every game was fast and hard fought. -I I YT., bil, 33. The girls want to thank Miss Clark for her patience and fine coaching. First Team - Lil Weeks, Sue MacDonald, Nancy Purcell, Joan Wright, Arlene Partridge, Ruth Tuttle, Jean Metzs, Nancy MacCollister, Ann Monk, Bernice Garlock, Jean Gantler, Pauline Ouderkirk, Sue Callahan. Second Team - Bev Loughlin, Regina Perry, Edwina Eger, Teresa Songer, Chris Tillapaugh, Helen Vanderveer, Bernice Ryen, Jean Rommes, Shirley Wooledge, Jackie Cosby. BASKETBALL HE girls' basketball team played Tully and Baldwinsville at Valley and had three out cf town games: Tully, Baldwinsville and Fayetteville. These games were 15' 'Ti very close and exciting due to the excellent playing and sportsmanship cf both teams. Members of the team were Co-Cc ptains Lilias Weeks and Susie MacDougal, Regina Perry, Ruth Tuttle, Jean Boland, Bernice Garlcck, Nancy MacCollister, Anne Monk, Doris Bonner and Edwina Eger as forwards, Nancy Purcell, Christine Tillapaugh, Helen Vanderveer, Pauline Ouclerkirk, Florence Dalton, Carol Porter, Beverly Loughlin, Phyllis Nicht, and Jacqueline Cosby as guards. Last game was played at Y.W.C.A. April 11, against Goodyear-Burlingame. The Valley girls won, 52-36. BADMINTON , 1 ' . HIS vear's badminton tournament was held at Central Hi h School. The schools .. .6 . 9 ,Q In that played were Valley, Central, and North. There were six sets of doubles 'S' 71 and one single from each school. BOWIING HE High School Girls' Bowling Tournament took place at the Jefferson Alleys Aa' March 27, 1946. Ninety girls from the city high schools participated. The follow- zf' '71 ing girls bowled for Valley: Loretta Rockwell, Mildred Ormsby, Mary Malosh, Janette Feathers, Lorraine Twomey, Ruth Morse and Theresa Sanger. Loretta Rockwell placed third with score of 174, Mildred Ormsby 7th with score of 168, and Mary Malosh 81h with score of 167. SWLMMING f t , HE following girls participated in the City High School Swimming program at wi -,,,' The YWCA: Jean Smingler, Mary VanEseltine, Lilias Weeks, Phyllis Nicht, Susie MacDougal, Barbara Page, and Joyce Vanderwege. Jean Smingler was selected for advanced work in diving. U S' 4 i F5 you nt. PLAYDAY Q , HE Annual Spring Event for High School girls took place at Kirk Park May 14, ua consisted of serv-us ball and softball teams from each High School. Relay teams aT' 'Tl ccmpeted as a final event of the day. Q 2 wr ,. xx ' 3 5. vi 5. , 2 Q. wp 1 '-A '91 Y. N.,x.WlQ -1 ' k 5122: x.. f x N 5 ll W , 1 K 4 I 'v 5 gm!! Q , a 'F . I ff F nf Q-q E' 3 ff 'v W . S3- 4' .ew uk . 5 F.. wf4rf' 1 ,. 's r I if 3 . tl. We ' F ,,s i 1 -QV! 1 1 rlf, .3 WELCOME BACK L. 'Q E are happy to welcome back to the faculty of Onondaga Valley Academy 2 , fl' three of our former teachers who entered the Armed Services of the United 14-.71 Tv States during the war and returned to us during this school year. Miss Mary Alice Giblin entered Officers' Training School at Smith College, Northamp- ton, Massachusetts, on June 2, 1943. At the end of a seven weeks' course, she received a commission as Ensign in the U. S. Navy Women's Reserve, and was stationed at the Norfolk Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Virginia, in August, 1943. Here she was engaged in personnel work until her discharge on May 2, 1944. She returned to our faculty as Mrs. Frank J. Cregg, Jr. Mr. Era Scofield entered the Army on July 17, 1941. He spent one year at Camp Lee, Virginia, in the Medical Department teaching illiterates, foreign-born soldiers, and those of low mental ability. Then he spent a year at Camp Pickett, Virginia, in similar work. Next he served as Administrative First Sergeant in charge of college students in the A. S. T. P. program in the School of Engineering of the University of Pittsburgh. The final period of service was spent in Puerto Rico in the Adiutant General's Dept. in pre-induction psychological testing and research. For commendable service in this work he was awarded the Army Commendation Ribbon. In addition he was awarded the American Defense Ribbon, the American Theatre Ribbon, the Good Conduct Ribbon, and World War II Service Ribbon. He was discharged at Camp Dix on November 21, 1945, and returned to the Valley soon after. Mr. Charles Stover entered the Army on August 5, 1943, being stationed at Camp Edwards, Massachusetts, for seven months. Here he was in an Anti-aircraft Battalion, where he studied radar operation. As an orientation non-com he was assigned to give weekly lectures on world affairs to his battalion. This assignment he continued throughout his Army service. From Massachusetts he went to Long Island for four weeks, to Camp Davis, North Carolina, for six months, and then to Camp Hahn, California. From there he left for the South Pacific in December, 1944, stopping in Hollandia, New Guinea, for a short time, and then going to Leyte Island in the Philippines. Here the battalion shifted from Ant.-aircraft to an MP battalion. In May, 1945, he was sent home to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington and from there to Ft. Oglethorpe for reassignment. He was discharged on October 1, 1945, and returned to his teaching and coaching duties two days later. Among his awards were the South Pacific, the American Theatre, the Philippine Liberation, and the Good Conduct ribbons. The Onondaga Valley Academy is fortunate in having these faculty members return. Happiness at their return is tinged with sadness as we remember one teacher who will never return-Joseph Minsavage. His influence is still felt in the Valley Academy, and the Supreme Sacrifice he made will not be forgotten. JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLIES , ' of Mrs. Harmon. Each year the Boy Scouts put on an assembly. This year the S' I' assembly honored Mr. Hartson for his twenty-eight years of scouting, and Norman Putman, a student of Valley, was awarded the honor medal with crossed palms for his brave deed of rescuing a young girl from a burning boat at De Ruyter Lake. This medal has been awarded only twice before in the thirty-five years of scouting. Other assemblies were given by the homeroom classes. Mrs. Ketcham's 9th grade homeroom put on a very successful Halloween assembly. Miss O'Connor's homeroom gave two very good Thanksgiving plays . The Social Science groups of Miss Armstrong and Mr. Menassian ioined together and gave an interesting Armistice Day assembly. Mrs. Dederer had charge of the Christmas assembly, which included the Senior Chorus. The Christmas Message given by Jack Wells, a former lieutenant in the Army and a graduate of Onondaga Valley. James Woodard sang two solos and led the group in the singing of other carols. One of our outstanding assemblies was given by the Junior High Indian pupils, who come from the nearby Onondaga Reservation. They were in native costume and sang songs in the Indian tongue. They also gave many ancient legends of the Iroquois. Among those who took part were Dorthy Maybie, who sang Indian Love Call, Doris Green, who sang By the Waters of Minnetonka, and Wendal Pierce, who acted as the Indian Chief to welcome Asa Danforth and his family to our lovely Valley of Onondaga. 3 UNIOR HIGH assembles have been very successful under the careful guidance My my gw6f ggZgWfiQ??L if 1 Q W + W Wfm W A ZWY g 1 f Q56 g X, , MW 9 N59 gx- A , W Ki-fQb'xe'V'YM mx E , ff, . X' gf IGifLiEEi3XpgQ3E3 ? kg 1 6if2??Q1N,a4'! 5 wig? 5 X ff .J f'WW Q ,Xa , W Q mmf Xi!-1Q'wb3 2535 MMW??lggQ?'A ll 111nn1n1.l1 1nn1un1q--.pg-.nu1n.1n-111.1 1 1 1 1 1.1.11 Avowebon Jndtitute, jnc. A PRIVATE FINISHING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Interested in Preparing for a Secretarial Career 'iff SECRETARIAL SCIENCE SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTANCY MEDICAL SECRETARIAL TRAINING iff 203 Loew Building - 2-6051 Syracuse 2, New York R. C. 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I A GRAND CAREER A L B E S BeCk0I1S YOU With The 216 East Fayette Street New York Telephone co' lNext to the Eckel Theaterl as orznnons of cLsnKs e 5'5'88 ' Salary S26 or S27 a week while learning F d ' lncreases at regular intervals or 'ne Iornon S ' Opportunities for advancement ' High School education necessary SEE AL GROBOSKE ' Splendid working conditions YOUR FAVORITE JEWELKR APPIY MFS- G- L- Ames forover twenty-five years Employment Office - 219 South State St. Class Cufies..Mary Van Eseltine, Bob Shea Class Afhlefes .... Lillias Weeks, John Loehr COMPLIMENTS of E N R I C O'S COMPLIMENTS Cooperative Producers and Consumers Sie FAMILY FOODS INC. 2706 South Salina Street ini -. 1 1 1 1 -. 1ui1-1--inuinnip-1nu1qn1n1n1.n.-qu-1:1 l1ul1ll1nii-uuiuiqliu COMPLIMENTS I m1--ini.p.-unj,l...nn..nn1un1n.1uqin-ln.- 111.11--.-nlqplqn R I I I innin--n1l..1.u1-u 1' 1 ! If of WEDGE'S LUNCHEONETTE 26I 3 South Salina Street HOME COOKED MEALS FOUNTAIN SERVICE I I DUNK Cr BRIGHT FURNITURE COMPANY I 2849 South Salina Street Phone 4-0412 Quality Furniture for Every Home OPEN MONDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9100 RM. CONGRATULATIONS COMPUMENTS to the H CLASS OF 1946 MERI.UZZI'S MARKET 2 FINEST MEATS AND I POULTRY If PI OMEGA PHI 4-9378 2817 scum sauna sf. I .,. ...... I I. II ......-........-----.......----- -..-..-..m-..-..-..-..-..-..I 'FP I I I Ii II II Mercury Lincoln L PAUL 'r. HENsoN, mc. I ,5 825 East Genesee Street Telephone 4-3166 H Dependable Service Used Cars Bought and Sold All Makes I I ' L. LOEHR G' SON --General 'Insurance-- William IBingI Loehr, Owner ii ii ii MERCHANTS FIRE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL II ASSURANCE CORP. FIRE INSURANCE CO. We Have Given Syracuse Insurance Coverage for Fifty Years Can We Help You? 1638 Midland Avenue Telephone 4-4213 1 .I I II II II .g...-.,- - -Le L:L...:i,.::-...f .LZ .....L::,.:.T.- ,.C..:::,.:.: ZA... YJ H- --H , YY W 7 - 1 - ,,,,pg1qgi,,,qgf,::1 Q iggfeleg 4: L: 1 7: -1 7:::.ni:n1 1,n1np1n.1.q1ln1nu1nn1qn1un1--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1.11 111 n1 151 COMPLIMENTS QUEEN ANNE ICE CREAM of SENATE SOCIETY 13951. Class Vamp ........,......,,..... Jane McNamara Class Cui-Up ......,...,..,.......... Sue Callahan ass Sheik .................... Charles Ramseyer Class Madman .... .....,..,.. D ewey Towne COMPLIMENTS of l MEAGHER'S MARKET Fred N. Dickinson, Prop. DEALER IN High Grade Meats and Poultry one 2-8245 307 West Fayette Street I -1.1-.1::1l 1:11 1 1 1::1 :1: 1::1:1 1 1 1 :1 E1 1: 1: 1:1 1 1 1 1g ROBERTS Cr O'BRIEN Rodio ond Electronic Supplies 716 Park Avenue Syracuse, New York WHOLESALE Telephone 3-3417 BURN KELLEY'S COAL It's Better-Ask Your Neighbor i, 1 ,in ,W,.,,......-.::L::: 1314.11.11- -nz-1.-n 1 1 -gfziqgseix : :p..uLY::7:: : iz of 7' 34: CONRAD CLEANERS BOE 268 West Ostrander Avenue OSTROM'S PHARMACY sAv: wrrn SAFETY at The Rexoll Store 1427 South Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Corner West Colvin E. T. OSTROM, Prop. Telephone 4-3259 1.51 7 1 V- , : ,,:n1qrin1a:' :Lf-:Y 107: in. Ye .7n1u..7u. 1:1 . . . 7..7...7. -. I 'TT I DADEY'S Groceries ond Meots 409 Bellevue Avenue OPEN NIGHTS AND COMPLIMENTS of SUB-DEB CLUB SUNDAYS Personalify Kids - Class Shorfies - June Kinney, Jimmie Eg Jeanne Brott, Dede Lynch COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES of to the CLASS OF I 946 R. F. MAH ER 1609 South Avenue 2 4-9851 Syracuse, N. Y. ATLANTIC MOTOR OILS CHARLES J. EICHORN + isp..-asf' 'n1q:iu-n:i::7 :7:::,- .- 1: 1: 7: 1. 1. .- .- in-1nin1gn1gn1gn1.qniu-.1-11.14-1.-1n eip .1131 :YITY :Y :Y :iv ::, -: 1 :T ,-: 7: 1lg1q:--ul-.q1u-.p1..1.gi- -..-.'1..1uu1' 1 -. 1 A. ROBERT PERRY STUDEBAKER E L K B A K E R Y Soles ond Service 2233 South Salina Street 4729 South Salina Street Telephone 4-7430 Syracuse, New York Phone 9-3021 H. H. SULLIVAN, Inc. Ground Floor, State Tower Building I Phone N3-81 59 of 213 E. Genesee St., Syrocuse, N. Y. School Drawing Materials VALLEY TRI-Y FOR ALL CLASSES fn --..1n1..1..1.g1..1..1..1..1..1..1.,1..1..........1..1..1..1,..1......1..1,.......-..1.n1nv1so--oovI COMPLIMENTS of WALKER'S RED AND WHITE 5300 and 5302 South Salina Street COMPLIMENTS of SOUTH SIDE RECREATION BOWLING ALLEYS B. R. JOHNSON COMPLIMENTS QUALITY I BUILDING SPECIALTIES Of if I-I u I1 L J o N E s 145 Harding Nm RICHFIELD SERVICE 260 West Genesee Street I Syracuse, N. Y. + .I1....,.1.....u1.g1..1n1.p-..g-...-...1..1..1..-nn....n1un1n-1.n1np1.1.n1.,1.......-.q-...1..1..1. COMPLIMENTS of PHI DELTA SIGMA BETA COMPLIMENTS of SENECA-SALINA SUPER MARKET Most Likely Io Succeed - Class Giants - I Janice Abbott, Dick Taber Sy via Biorn-Hansen, Tom Davitt J. S. CARAM Cr SON E- C0 N I N E Rug Cr Carpet Company Groceries and Meats ALL KINDS OF FLOOR COVERING 2648 South Salina Street 2435 Midland Avenue phone 5-4915 IF ly VALLEY RUG SHOP? ,- H -,,- ,v,,,7 1 , ie: g::1 1 .- ....1..1.... :-ni-1 1:-nz.-:i -- :ze :- -x 2:- .-.gig CAMPBELL'S VALLEY DINER 0 South Salina Street Syracuse, New Y Open Week Doys-6:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS of MUNCY'S MARKET to the SENIOR CLASS OF I946 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I946 Q VALLEY CHAPTER HI-Y 1 .... 1 1 ...l-4.41.--qi.I1II-.1I1n1Ilg..1.......-...1..1.-1.p1n1..1..1.p.-...1.p1..1 .1..iqiqp1.qp-.q..-n.-.n.- 1.li.11..1.p1.qg1q1q..-.Ii..1p1..1..i..-qpippiggiqp-I ,,,i...1111111111-.11 R. T. CLAYTON Foundry Patterns WOOD AND METAL Telephone 6-2583 1 .1..1..1..1..1.g11..1,.1-11...-..1..1..1..---I Compliments of R. A. CULOTTI Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS Commercial - Industrial Building and Repairing 68ll S. Salina St. Nedrow, N. Y. Phone 9-2955 Class Aclor ........ ......... G len Knecht Mos! Sfudious ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lois Burley CICISS Einstein ..... .......... J ohn Mills Most Talented ......,,,... Sylvia Biorn-Hansen Drugs Soda SALINA PHARMACY F. P. Daly, Prop. South Salina Street at Pleasant Avenue Candy Film COMPLIMENTS of PHI DELTA SIGMA ZETA CHAPTER in-1 :, 1 :,'7: 1 :1 gi 1 7:1 1 1: 1: ini n1q 4-g...g.1n1::1: 137: iz 1: 1 1: 1 :jail Good Luck to the Seniors from AL MARKOWITZ 2 Florist Q 212 East Fayette Street Syracuse, New York Wedding Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Decorations, Funeral Designs Artisticolly Arronged Phones 2-0396 - 2-0397 fi fi SUCCESS In All You Do fl LOUIS and KAMAL ABDO 4619 South Salina Street ...un-.--I.-n-n1uniuuinn1-nn1.in.1nu-n-..ln-lI-- 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 -. ... i.q1..1..1I11niIli.I...ni..1..1..1.1..1.g-...1..1 1 1 1..1.,.... COMPLIMENTS of BASTIAN BROTH ERS COMPANY Rochester, New York Manufacturers of Class Jewelry and Commencement Announcements CARL J. BALLWEG BOE Largest Funeral Director in Syracuse coNcRATuLATuoNs KINNWS BAKERY, In to the I BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, ETC. l 3 3 Ph 14-1922 - 4-9440 TAU SIGMA Come' F R E R N I T Y State and Colvin Streets C . .-..-...........-..-.....-......-.....-..-. 5111119-In-ql1gl1s+ 51. -.givin -i. 'I' H VISIT OUR LOWER FLOOR FOR I I I' -- FINE JEWELRY SINCE I86O1--- I H. J. Howe, mc. 20I-203 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York II UNUSUAL GIFTS I Best Dancers - Mos! Bashful Seniors - Ruthy Morse, Dan Jesmer Carol Gross, Jimmie Poole COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE whim - mich inc. I07 No. Franklin Telephone 2-3855 Syracuse, New York I 1- +-1.11.14-.-.--7-'-.11.1111 Tn-1'-vgignqglinLgpigpipniggi1.7.pin---T-lin.-nlgpig.1q-1qq1gp-1...-gp I1:1-in--..-..-...IB-I.1..Q..1,.1.......1..1..i..1..-...11.1 1. 1...-.n....n1...1nn1 .-un...n.iuu1n-.nn1u.. qqiqpi...-.gigg-.pingin-1n--n1ul.-uciuuin.1nn 1..1...-..1nu1un1un1p1u-.u.-.u.- .- .- -. 1 COMPLIMENTS SLEETH MOTORS 932 West Genesee Street HUDSON DISTRIBUTOR FOR CENTRAL NEW YORK COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. FUEL OIL KEROSENE JERRY'S SERVICE STATION 301 West Onondaga Street Syracuse, N. Y. LUBRICATION OIL CHANGE Full Line of ACCESSORIES, TIRES, TUBES, New ond Used Phones: 2-8809, 8-1178 -.11---11111...-niq.1-ui..-.n.1,1uu1. 1 .- 1 Phone 6-3I I6 HARRY OSBORNE CO., Inc Building Supplies GEORGE OSBORNE 115 Valley Drive 1.1..1..1...1..1..1..1..1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.-1..1n1n.....p1..1..1..1..1..1. COMPLIMENTS of J. P. BYRNE Cr CO., Inc. 238 West Genesee Street Syracuse, New Y --Distributors-- SEIBERLING TIRES BATTERIES We Wish Happiness and Success VALLEY 'ro Graduates of O.V.A. RIDING ACADEMY Class of 1946 25? H A Y R I D E S A I R S P U N LAUNDRIES 1.n1pp1..1..1..1.,1..1.,11.,1.q1..1..1..1.p1..1..1..1 1 1 1n1..1..1qp1u.-.--...1 n...n1n,1n1q,1..1n1.p1.1u1n- 11.1 -g1q1..1pe1nn-151:11-n1uu1nu1 1 1 1 1 1 1.-1..11..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Congratulations From THE NUCLEAR FISSION RESEARCH LABORATORIES INC. S. DONALD URBAN, B.S., Chief Electrical Engineer JOHN H. LOCKE, LSXMFT, Chief Mechanical Engineer ROBERT T. LEWIS, M.S., D.D.T., T.S., Chief Chemical Engineer RICHARD M. TABER, B.S., M.E., Ass't Chief Sweeping Engineer Main Laboratory in Syracuse Branches in: London - Paris -- Rome - Berlin - Moscow - Bombay Sydney - Tokyo LET US SERVE YOU THROUGH SCIENCE Viam Praeporamus COMPLIMENTS of WILL THOMPSON GEORGE B. G. KELLEY COMPANY Everything in ' Insurance ' 507 Loew Building Syracuse, New York Phone 3-I524 1.-1.,i...1..1...-I.-n....... -........-.lp-I.-.I :.-un.-nn..uuiniuuiunip-un....un..np1I-1.111.141-1-1-.1..1 COMPLIMENTS THE NEDROW GIRL'S SOFTBALL TEAM I n. c. YOUNG I TE,-,AN T Pharmacyi PRESCRIPTION WORK Our Specialty 1400 South Salina Street 801 South Crouse Avenue T h e C I e a n e r WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING 24 Years in Some Location 1421 South Avenue one 3-ssao Phone 5-ozis 'e 54825 Class Conversafionalisf .,........ Jane Kinney Class Blondie ..............,......... Millie Ormsby D d Most for O.V.A ..,.... Muriel Powlesland Strawberry Blonde ..,............. Elly Wheaton COMPLIMENTS C0MpLlMENTS of of GEORGE '-- RAY M. H. HOLTHOUSE TYDOL-VEEDOL SERVICE STATION 1307 South Avenue 5c - 51.00 Store 1911-13 South Avenue Phone 4-9262 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS to the of CLASS OF 1946 ARNOLD'S GROCERY Q o W, 6606 South Salina Street INSURANCE Nedrow, New York 1.11...-.......-I..---lun-.up-.1lpinippi. 1 1 .. -.ln.-11111111uu1ul1ul1.-1-I--up-u1..1nu II' I L A.LEAKEY ii 315 West Fayette Street DOG HARNESS COLLARS AND SUPPLIES I Riding Saddles and Bridles Ilmported and Domestic? .1l.i...Yfu.YY..,..,..,l. win. ni-,YII1 .1 .-..-.gluing-gl.:-lpini.-.-....--...nl-nipl.-.u.-.....-1- Where SELF-SERVICE Pays You Big Dividends in Savings MODERN GROCETERIA 700 South Avenue Phone 2-9765 Syracuse, New York COMPLIMENTS ROYAL SWEET SHOPPE 2833 South Salina Street of Manufacturers of and QUALITY CANDIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS F O R M U S I C M You Will Remember - COMPI-IMEN-I-S gag of EMIL COST STRATHMORE 'nf' P H A R A O R C H E S T R A M C Y TUXEDOS RENTED D0R0THY'5 of 'IOI V2 Valley Drive I FULL DRESS - P A R L o R s I GREETING CARDS 227 South Warren Street L A D I E 5 ' W E A R I: ,I .L.....-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-....-..-..-. - 15' I - I - .I - ii 1 I . I 5 - ii i I I I I I I -il n--.q-.luiuiripi..inli..inuinuinuininiqgiqp--I-1-In-Illini-11:11 inning.-.1-.--1.13--.1-1qp.1n1q MARTIN S. HOWARD, iNc. Everything in Books 116-118 East Washington Street 2-3804 FISH ER'S FOOD SHOP Groceries ond Meots 4627 South Salina Street A. C. MULLER Cr SON 805 South Salina Street -Jewelers - BRIGHTON PHARMACY G. C. BARBER ond C, M. SCHMARDER, Props. 2721 South Salina Street 9-4121 Free Deliver Syracuse, New York SYRACUSE ' BLUE PRINT CO. COMPLIMENTS A. B. Nye, Proprietor of PRWT5 BALLARD'S OF EVERY DESCRIPTION On Sensitized Paper or Cloths 427 East Jefferson Street Phone 6-6251 - 6-6941 GREETINGS from the LITTLE CHINA RESTAURANT 109 West Jefferson Street 1...1..1..i......1pu...n.1---nl1.1..1..1.......1 -. -. BARBER SHOP 4625 South Salina Street COMPLIMENTS of NEDROW BEAUTY SHOP Operated by FLORENCE ELDRIDGE Phone 9-2271 nu.-ul1.lp...qiu1u.-np.-np.1u1n-.qq1n1nu1n1-: ... .-.- ...-..-..-...............-...-....-...-...-...-... I FISH'S GREENHOUSE 104 Fish Avenue CHOICE FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES Plants for Victory Gardens Flower Boxes and Home Grounds ANNUALS PERENNIALS ROCK GARDEN PLANTS COMPLIMENTS of MERRITT COAL COMPANY 4629 South Salina Street Phone 9-2727 COMPLIMENTS fr? DICKSON'S 7 DA GROCERY 614 Valley Drive GROCERIES Gnd BEVERAGES Phone 9-2392 Congratulations 'ro the 1946 Graduates ir Robert H. Wallace, S1!c United States Navy Class of '45 Tlzree Muskefeersulewis, Locke and Taber Class Mull and Jeff ,... Bowman and Vevera is ... s U N o c: o UY LATHER QUICK SHAMPOO KLEEN AIR --Gas and Oil -- RockweII's Service Station 100 Valley Drive Phone 5-2735 HIGH GRADE S A M P L E S H O E S For Men, Women and Children Hard to Fit Sizes Our Specialty Salina Sample Shoe Store 2855 South Salina St. near Brighton in--u-.-.u..n1nn1nniun1g....ii-1.1m-gnu-nl1nu.-nn -.q1q.1-p1..1.. CRAIG'S LOTION Providential Specialties Company Syracuse, New York N A S H lt's the Pattern of Cars to Come T. D. Huttnash Sales fr Service 736 W. Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 2-9905 lun..-'lun-.un.-un-.111 -.--n1uu1.u1u nl-,,-I.-n....uiu.in.1n.1nn1nn1nn1n-1-411.1 Compliments of ASH'S RED Cr WHITE ngiupiu n-n-uini--inin-..',1u.1-ni...-u..-nl-1.11. Always the BEST IN PICTURES soon MARKET ,, Nedrow, N. Y. Phone 9-2131 FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES RIVIERA TH EATRE AND MEAT5 3120 South Salina Street COMP'-'MENT5 CRANSON HARDWARE Q 4714 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York JOHN STEVENS CLEANER THE NEIGHBORHOOD HANDY 4705 South Salina Street STORE Juuus-JEWELERS BEST W'5 'E5 To the Closs of 1946 Since 1917 CERTIFIED WATCH MASTERS K FRANK P. 306 Lincoln Bank Building SR. COMPLIMENTS Cowfesy Of of BURGESS SERVICE STATION 3625 South Salina Street SOCIETY Phone 9-9812 Syracuse, N. Y QU g...n.-n-.u.-.ruin.-.1-.nn...un.-nn111un1un1u1n-nlillig-1. 1 1--1.'1qpiqp1ln1np1qp1-ap1ln1nin1. + Q. nic' -:--:: : :: ::in:i::in-ggi:g1.:i..1. i..1..1..1.p1..-.lg-.11..1..1...-..1..1..1..1lp1ln 1. SUCCESS to the CLASS OF 1946 from BETTIE ALLEN A Y R E S SERVICE STATION 473I South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 9-3549 SUNOCO GAS AND OIL AUTO REPAIRING Full Line of Auto Accessories R. Ayres Wm. Anderson A. Perry Office Phone Residence Phone 2-2625 2-5291 KI N NALLY'S 2 Flower Shop Q 103 East Washington Street FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED Syracuse, New York The Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Miss Fashion Plate ,......,.. Jean Muserlian Besf-Dressed Boy ........ ....,....V.. L es Larsen Compliments of COMP'-'MEN-I-S H. w. smsn of JEWELER FRAWLEY'S NEIGHBORHOOD 343 South Warren Street GRQCERY Phone 2-4535 Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 4-9842 C . E . M c N E TT Home Baked Goods I8I8 South Avenue You've tried the rest, now try McNETT'S -n1n1.n-I-1--1-.in-.nni.,1.igr1nn1pl-.uni CATHOLIC SHOP bi 210 East Jefferson Street I-...1n.1q...u..-un..uu..nn..nn1nnin-in.-nip Compliments of ELMWOOD PLATING WORKS PLATING AND POLISHING OF ALL KINDS A. G. Martineau, Manager Phone 6-2896 BROWN BROTHERS Hardware Cr Paint Corp. 2727 South Salina Street At Brighton Avenue FIFIELD'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1600 South Ave., 515 Midland Ave. .i..1u1n.-go.-nn..nn.-nu.-p1n,1n.-n-I..-.-.--.1..i..-- COLVIN SERVICE GARAGE Phone 4-9730 GAS AND OIL--TIRES Repairing - Batteries 127 E. Colvin St., Syracuse, N. Y. Tom Kelly, Prop. COMPL I MENTS of BILL MONACO GROSS G' COON Plumbing and Heating 515 South Townsend Street THE STORES WHERE THE Dial 6-3713 THRIFTY SHOP BLAisDEi.i.'s Gkocskv COMPUMENT5 ot ff? 823 Valley Drive MIDLAND PHARMACY 2226 Midland Avenue Phone 4-9306 Syracuse, N. Y -.n.-:ul 1u1na..uu-.nu1.u1un1.1..1..1 1 1 .1 1..ig...n...........-..1..1 11.1.1 1 1-.1u1 ..1...-...1..i.i.i......u-.....1..-ll.-.I111-414.-.I COMPLIMENTS of LAMACCH lA'S GROCERY 3701 South Solino Street Open Evenings Free Delivery J. J. Bloomenthol - Furrier FUR STORAGE TIME Don't wait to store your furs until deadening summer heot sets in. Protect them now in our storage vaults. REMODELING AND REPAIRING Restyled into Next Winter's Top Fashions While Low Summer Rates Prevail 1 1..1.liW....1iiii1nn..nn1n.-.n.-ll.-4.1.4141 BEST OF LUCK TO the Senior Class FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE THE ELMWOOD 1828 South Avenue COMPLIMENTS of H. M. BOOHER LUMBER COMPANY 3015 s. sauna si. Phone 4-4206 Ne ' Most Ideal Couple Dede Lynch ancl Barbara Page G L E N W O O D SALINA BAKERY Telephone 9-4675 YOUR HOME BAKERY 3815 South Salina Street BEST WISHES Q STONE BROTH ERS PATTERN COMPANY lnlnn1.n1nu1uu1uu1uu..u.....uri-E nlnulan-..--nu1 RIDING STABLES Harry Orton, Owner 1942 Valley Drive Phone 9-4621 FOUR MILES OF TRAILS HAYRIDES D. D. MORSE DAIRY Grade A PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM 140 Merritt Avenue Phone 9-2375 .gil.11.1ni..1..1.q-Qnq.-suing.-I.in.1lg1llin....np...lg1'g1n1p.1n-4 Phone 9-3309 We Deliver Compliments of VA'-'-EY sYRAcusE sulcx DRY CLEANING CO. COMPANY, Inc, 4433 South Salina Street 375 west Onondaga sheet Syracuse, New York Phone 5-3181 BEST WBHES McELwEE's Gnocenv 719 Valley Drive P11006 9-2814 W. F. MINIHKEIM Compliments of General Trucking LESLIE A. MAKYES CRUSHED STONE FLAT STONE TOP SOIL Telephone 9-4655 Qnondaga Hill COMPLIMENTS W. H. ALLEN of Tel. 4-1444 2305 S. Salina St 8 Vern G. Baldwin, Prop. GREETING CARDS Successor fg GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS EGAN G' BYRN Expert Wotch, Clock, Jewelry Repairing l 4. -...- - -..-..-...-..-...-.....-.. .--- ..-......-..-..-....... ....-..-.....-..-.... -..- 4. -uu1nu..u.1uu1.np-ln--I..-.11-1 T in--:zw :: :: :::.ui:1u:+u:7::iuo-nu 111111 n1nn1nn1u-nu---1m--n.1ln1nn-m1 1 I Kindest Regards of COMPLIMENTS LE FEVRE of VALLEY DRIVE MATTHEWS GROCERY 204 West Brighton Avenue 363 West Seneca Turnpike Phone 4-9379 Phone 4-6570 ONON DAGA CARMEN SUPPLY CO. RADIO SERVICE RADIO sPEciALisTs l007-I 5 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York HARDWARE, PLUMBING, Sales 1- Repairs HEATING 35lA' West Onondaga Street Coal, Gas and Electric Ranges Syracuse, N. Y. Electrical Supplies M 0 N T G 0 M E R Y COMPLIMENTS M A R K E T Edward Pavia, Prop. I of 1820 South Avenue Syracuse, New York V RESTAURANT COMP'-IMENTS Compliments of of SIGMA IOTA FE DILLENBACK'S A LLOYSHIP GROCERY STORE VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Onondaga Hill E-I.-...1..1..1.n-nu1nu1,1--1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1n.1..1u-1u.1 1 1 1.1 ,ink-u,..n.1nn Iqippiqpig-..1..1..1.g ..1..1.:j...1...1 Ei - .- E- :fn n'1nl11i::,.g7,1g - -31.--url.:-in-1. Compliments of CHARLES J. LEONARD GROCERIES and MEAT FRESH FRU-ITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Phone 4-3080 I425 South Ave. Westinghouse Appliances- Fada Radios- JACK'S HARDWARE PAINTS - TOOLS - GLASS Phone 5-0820 l906 South Ave. Syracuse 7, N. Y Ireland 8' Montgomery RED Cr WHITE STORE Onondaga Hill, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF WaIter's Watch Repair 2646 South Salina Street Phone 6-4832 Watch and Jewelry Repair a Specialty Pearls Restrung - Diamonds Reset COMPLIMENTS 'A' SILVER STAR 107 Glenwood Avenue COMPLIMENTS of ANDERSON'S BAKERY HOME MADE FRIED CAKES 1211 Valley Drive Congratulations to Class of I946 its J. P. RAINONE FANCY GROCER I ES AND MEATS Compliments of RADCLlFF'5 MARKET 3538 South Salina Street Charles Radcliff - John Decker GROCERIES and VEGETABLES MEATS 11113.-i11111.u1nu1,inn,.--1 1 -.. -. - .1 -.ln11111111.111111.-in.-u-.n--I-n-I.--li 1..1..1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1..1,.1..1..1..1n1u1 coNnE TOY SHOP ' The Unusual in Toys ' 349 South Warren Street TH E SMARTER CLOTH ES A Fellow Needs for Dress cmd Ploy lPrep Shop-Third Floorl WELLS COVERLY INC. n1..1..1nn1..1,.1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 .1--1 1 1 1-- --1-1:1 1 in.-1:7 :p-gg-n.T.::1n:i:i 1..1:L,n--1:--:gf 117, 3: 1: I A FRIEND MuLvEY's GLASS cf THE TIME SHOP MIRROR SHOP FRED C- NHARE, Horologist GLASS TOPS FOR FURNITURE FIREPLACE-MIRRORS 1534 south Avenue Mirrors Made to Order 17 Ye0fS0f150UfhAvenUe OLD MIRRORS RESILVERED Moderate Prices, Guaranteed Work '03 W-TUYIU' Sf- 5Y 5ef N- Y Phone 2-7640 -1--nn-nn-nn1nn1nnq!4 iuiuue-. 1 1 1 .1..i,.1..1.......-..-....-l. ! I lu-.--inni----n-1liniupiuliupiul DAVID J. BRUCE CO. IIS West Taylor Street Phone 2-8241 LINOLEUM - WINDOW SHADES Venetion Blinds - Rolscreens COMPL I MENTS of JOHN VAN DUYN, P. T. A. GRADE A MILK and C COMPLIMENTS of I EVAN B. EVANS REAL ESTATE VALLEY DAIRY jf I ARTHUR E. TAYLOR ,I REAM ff 212 West Seneca Street f COMPLIMENTS OF -I J. A. Tenk - Archie Lowe P -I SOCONY SERVICE STATION THE ORANGE UBLISHING COMPANY 922 Irving ' Avenue Syracuse, New York I 4730 South Salina Street I I' Phone 9-9841 I'I S. D. BARLOW GENERAL CONTRACTOR 208 Westcott Street Phone 4 6468 --nga1-..i..1...1q.1l.1u1.l up - .......-..-..-...... COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. E. M. SANDERSON Proprietor of ORCHARD INN R. D. No. 3 Cards Corners, Syracuse .-uu1qu1u1.-1...-...ini 14: lk 1-ni: n.7...i,.:-up-1, Y as-'JW' Mini . nr .-,.....1..1...-1.1.41-p1.......2..1..1-..-gl-QI COMPLIMENTS EVANS DAIRY 1455 East Colvin Street ' Phone 6 3114 If it's from the Men's Shop, it's Correct HOTEL SYRACUSE MEN'S SHOP CASTLE Gkocsnv arid MARKET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Daily We Deliver Any Time, Any h 1406 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York Phone 2-1341 11.1.1.1-.ini 1uu1au1uu1.n-.11-qu1nn1.n1. BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1946 ,Q MR. ond MRS. S. J. LOCKE .1q.1...-..1....-..Qn...p1n1gnini-u1n-n- 4. ...... .------- ---- . .. -..-..-..-...-....-...-..-..-..-...- -- 4, PRINCE BAKERY Telephone 6-1777 1907 South Salina Street JAMES BARTLETT fr SON 2 Florists Q 2504 South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. J. B. HINE Cr SON Phone9-3323 GENERAL INSURANCE Fire Theft Compensation Automobile RAO'S BEAUTY SALON -- fu 2215 Midland Avenue Phone 5-4410 Open until ll P.M. including Sundoy Phone 2-9671 Economy Book Cr Magazine Shop SCHOOL BOOKS 1 109 V2 E. Washington St., Syracuse 2 N. Y. ANNOUNCEMENTS Used by the Closs of 1946 by L. G. BALFOUR CO. X Attleboro, Mass. Mokers of CLASS RINGS AND JEWELRY 1anin...nu-.nu1n,1.u.-.u..-1.-n.1,i..1..1I 1 1 COMPLIMENTS of NLNQXAXQ Wnnun L. Mnnksou Sinus Owoim. Mm A Swumwss 10 lu1ul1ul1nu 111:1 -niuninn-un-uni-i --111:1 ruin-nn1un1nu:n--nn--main:-u-nu T TRIMZ Ready-Pasted Wallpaper 52.19 and 52.49 per box Ceiling Paper 51.59 per box For example-you con poper can 8 x 8 ft. room with ceiling for only 55.97 cornpletel TRIMZ D. D. T. Ceclor Closet Poper gives closets 32.93 the look and smell of recil cedcir wood. Kills lnsects. box MAGICIILIIII A. P. C. The Oil-Bose All Purpose cooting for your wollsl lt's one coot mogicl Eosyl Not o woter point. Seven Choice Non-Foding Colors ond White. For Woll Poper or Woodwork, Plaster or Brick, Use A. P. C. To do the Trick Slick! 32.93 Gal. ldoes average rooml E. W. EDWARDS and SONS Complete Wall Paper and Paint Department 4th Floor li li ii ll ll I 1 l ll l l l Q. rv I 1.1, TEENTIMER OH-riginals Make a Hit With Teens These two charming young members ot Edwards High School Fashion Board, Charlotte Hine, Senior, and Jeannine Beckwith, Sophomore, nominated our wonderful, washable Teentimers as most likely to succeed for Spring and Summer. Just one of our talented, nationally advertised fashions created for Teens. We also have Junior Firsts, Betty Barclay, Beverly Hill, Sally Mason, and many, many others. 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