Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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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

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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

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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.