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The leaders of fhe counfries in fhe Uniled Nafions do noi' respec+ each o+her's righfs and privileges, and fhaf is one of fhe grea+es+ reasons why peace cannol' be esfablished. I+ will never be accomplished while lhere is so liH'le respec+. The +hings we have learned in high school- respec+ for our reachers and leaders: and loyalfy +o our friends, socielies, and school will help us fo become unifed in +his new world. V The Edilors DEDICATION The I c ass of I947 proudly dedicaies +his edifion of The Academy fo Charles Sfover in appreciafion for his fine coaching which led our foofball feam io 'I'he Cify Championship. Edi+h Amish Geraldine Andrews Helen Armsfrong Frances W. Ash Leola Balz Leah Barber Mary Barry Elliol Birnbaum Hildegarcle Briziol Grace L. Brown Marie M. Cady Marlha Caldwell Evelyn Cassidy Marie F. Clarlc Kalhryn E. Connell FACULTY E. S+ewar+ Powlesland Charles V. Harfson Social Sludies Girls' Counselor Social Science Business Arifhmelic School Nurse Malhemalics Social Science Vfoodshop and Prinling Music English American Hislory Social Science Secreiary Physical Eduecalion Home Economics Consiance Courage Physical Educalion Florence Dailey Horicnse Dederer Margarei Dexler Joseph Dixon Winiired Dixon Elizfiloefh M. Foley Theron Forbes Richard W. Foriies Vivian Gould French Music Cafeieria Manager Larin Science English lnsirumenfal Music Avialion ancl Elec'l'rici+y Heal+h Principal Vice-Principal Failh Harmer Fanny Harmon Edilh Horle Alma Hursi' Eloise Kelcham Olive Langham Lawrence V. Leigh Gerlrucle Lohif Helen Mahar -'William McLaughlin Ella O'Connor Mary O'Hara Leon Park William Paiclten Florence Piclge Maude Raynore Evelyn Sabbarese Era D. Scoiielol Chales Slover Ursula S, S+ree+er Mariorie Slrong Lewis Szales Nina Thomas Mary Todd Adeline Wallace Typing Ma+hema+ics Arl' La+in and Malhemalics General Science English Heallh Malhemafics English Mechanical Drawing English Mafhema-l'ics Cus+oclian Science English and Speech , English Home Economics Science Physical Educa+ion English Ari Physical Educafion Social Siudies and Language Librarian Commercial 6 'I ADAMS, CATHERINE Kefie's smile is seen by all, When she gree'I's you in ihe hall We all agree she is a swell gal Tha+'s why we all call her our pal. Sec. Jr. Class '46. l.R.C. '46, '47. Thefa Mu '46, '47. Chorus '45, '46. N. Y. Telephoine Company ADAMS, L. NORMAN Poughkeepsie is his home iown, Big is his siafure, Many are his friends. And jolly is his nafure. Baseball '45, '46. l.R.C. '45, '46. Debaring '43, '44, Syracuse Universify. ALLEN, ANNE Our Irish Anne's hair, May be very red, Bur don'+ be fooled, For 'I'here's brains in 'ihar head. Arr Club '46. Theia Mu '45, '46, '47. Pres. '45, '46, Counselor's '46- '47. Twirling '44, '45, '46, '47. Head Maioreffe '46. Follies '45. Telephone Company. BATCHELOR, SALLY She's a cure li'H'le lrick, Wifh lofs ol grind, And one of 'lhs fruesl, Friends you could find. K. E. '43, '44, '45, '46. Corres. Sec'y. '45. Tri-Y '43, '44, '45, '46. BAXTER, HOWARD A. Howie's fall ihough his hair is shorf, We all agree he's one swell sporf. Foorball '44, '45, '46. Baskefball lJ.V.l '45. Track '46. Phi Delia Sigma Bela '45, '46, '47. Sec. '45. Vice-Pres. '46. Undecided. BEARD, ROBERT Bob is 'ihe fellow Whom everyone knows, Will be a success Wherever he goes. Marines. f' BEDIGIAN, JAMES L. An inlelligenl and 'friendly a'I'h- lefe, We hail him among our mos? eliie. Foorball '45, '46. Track '46. Tau Sigma '46. Army. BONNER, DORIS A blond who is slender and sweef, One who all heads iurn fo ' greet Baskefball '46. Red Cross '45. Thela Kappa Mu '45, '46, '47. Pi Phi '46, '47. Chorus '46, '47. C.C.B.I. BRAUNITZER, ROBERT Here's a kid who's lofs of fun, Yer always has his homework done. H.-Y. '45, '46, '47. l.R.C. '47. BROWN, KENNETH EDWARD Ken is really quile a guy, Tho af iimes a frifle shy, Bur fhis is whaf fhe girls will fix, If he'll le? fhem do fheir irix. Tau Sigma '45, '46. College. BRYERS, ELEANOR Wiih a diamond on her finger, And her homework always done, Eleanor will always, Be liked by everyone. Work. CAMPBELL, LOIS Her hair is nice, Bu? Ohl those eyes. When she sfeps our, She'll gef fhe prize. Sub-Deb Club '43 -'47. Adelphean Sociely '45-'47. Chorus '45. Nurse's Training. CARPENTER, RICHARD He's Iops wilh a Irombone, and sfudies foo, We can'l' lhinlx of anyfhing 'lhal' he can'f do. So Io him we have le? fhe honor pass, As 'Ihe Valedicforian of our Senior class. Hi-Y '45, '46, '47. CASE, EARL He loves horses, ihal s a good frail, He's one fellow you iusl' can'f hale. Work. CHARD, JOAN LEE She's sweef, blond, and very 90Y- She's 'lhe spirif of O.V.A. Cheerleader '46, '47. Sub-Deb '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Treas. '44. Re- cording Sec. '46. Criric '47. Adel- phean '44, '45, '46, '47. Corres. Sec. '46, Dracova '45. Class Nighi' '47. Annual Sfaff '47. College. CLARK, GERALD RICHARD Jerry's 'rhe boy who gave 'Ihe speeches, Thai were so splendid and fine, Alfhough fhey were fo be very shorl, They seemed lo faire all lhe fime. Army. CLAYTON, LOIS JEAN She is gay and pleasanl as you can see, No finer girl could 'Ihere be. Swimming '47. Badminfon '47. Junior Red Cross '44. Ari' Club '45, '46. Annual Slaff '47. College. COLTHAR, NAOMI ELAINE Our Queeny is fhe one, Who maltes our days a lol of fun. She is brighf 'lhroughoul Ihe day, And a scholar all fhe way. Alpha Della Phi Sec. '45, '46, Chaplain '47. l.R.C. Sec. '46, '47. Annual Sfaff '46, '47. Ogclensburg Sfale Hospiial. CONLEY, JUNE ELIZABETH June and good marlrs, Seem 'ro go hand in hand, Some day she'll be famous, All over ihe land. Chorus '45. Work. CONNELL, MARY JANE Mary's 'rhe gal, who is a real pal, She's gol' her spirii and pride, She iusl gives a snap, and she'll have her wrap, And away from school she will ride. Volley Ball '45, '46, '47. Ari Club '45, '46, '47. Vice-Pres. '45, Pres. '47. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Annual Slaff '47. Class Nighl '47. Oswego Normal School. CONWAY, ALMA E. Alma's a girl, Who everyone Knows, Will really be famous, Where ever she goes. Class Chaplain, 44. Chorus '44, '45. K.E. '44, '45, '46, '47. Telephone Company. CONWAY, EARL A Bela boy wilh lofs of fighf, Defends ils honor wilh all his might Foorball 45, '46, Phi Della Sigma, Bela '45, '46, '47. Worlr. CRANKER, MARION Her eyes are sofl brown, Her hair's nor so messy, Our nickname 'for her. ls Galian+ Bessie . Bowling '47. Alpha Della Phi '44, '45, '46. CROFOOT, SHIRLEY. JOAN Tho Shirley's a girl wifh liH'le fo say, We wager she's desfined Io go a long way. Baslrelball '44. Badminlon '44. Chorus '45, '46, '47. Alpha Della Phi '45, '46, '47. Sec. '47. Annual Sraff 47. Business School. DALTON, FLORENCE A cheerleader who's lovely, And always al' lhe game. A roofing 'lor our Valley, During sun or rain. Jr. Red Cross '44, Sfudeni coun- cil '44, Cheerleading '45, '46. Head cheerleader '46. Baskeiball '45, '46. Sub-Deb '46, '47. Tri-Y '45, '46. Rec. Sec. '46. DARROW, LESTER MARTIN A Valley golfer of very few slrokes, Thaf's Les Darrow, you luclry follrs. Sludeni Council '44, Golf '44, '45, '46, '47. Zela '45. Bela '46, '47. Trees. '46, '47. Service. DAVIS, CARLETON HOLMES Carl is shori, fhaf we know, Bul in his car, how he can go. College. DAVIS, JOAN VELNETTE A nice girl, we all agree, She'll be a friend for you and me. Senior Ari' Club '46. Chairman of Career Conference May '46. Work. DECKER, DONELLA If anyone should ask you, You may fhen reply, She's noi only sweef and lovely. Bu? also very shy. Alpha Della Phi '45. Sec. '45. Vice-Pres. '46. Annual Siaif '47. College. DEMERS, GERTRUDE Gerry is ihe gal wiih eyes of brown, She's 'lhe girl who'll go fo iown. She's lhe one who lakes our cash, And in refurn gives us baked hash. Volley Ball '46. Cheerleading '46, '47. Alpha Tri-Y '45. Pi Phi '45, '46, '47. Undecided. DENICK, JAMES M. Small and rugged, +ha'l s our Jim, I lunow we'll never grow fired of him. Fooiball '44, '45, '46. Baseball '45, '46, '47. Tau Sigma '46, '47. Work. DEPASQUALE, RITA CHRISTINE Our Rifa, we know, Wilh all of her lrnowledge, Won'+ be lrepl, From going +o college. Thela Mu '46, 47. Nursing. DICKINSON, MARY LOU She's smarf as a whip, And lols of fun, Mary Lou is liked, By Everyone. Swimming '45, '47. Pi Omega Phi '46, '47. Dracova '44, '45, '46, '47. Annual Slafi '47. Class Nighl' '47. Chorus '47. Corfland Teachers College. DUNHAM, LORRAINE EDITH Though she's quiei when in class, She's gor a smile +hai's bound 'lo win, Our Lorraine is quile a lass, And so she's always counled in. Alpha Della Phi '46, '47. Corres. Sec. '47. Junior Red Cross '46. Telephone Company. EGER, EDWINA When olhers leave you, She'll sfill be Ihere, Thal's our Eddy, Tall and fair. Volleyball '45, '46. Baskefball '46. Play day '45, '46. Swimming '45. Badminion '45. Service ball 45. I.R.C. '46, '47. Rainbow '44, '45, '46, '47. Chorus '45, '46. College. EPPLER, HELEN She is very quiel, And shy as can be, Helen also is smarf, Thai we agree. Business. FERRITO, ANTHONY PETER Always carefree, he's lhe sorl, Who knows Ihe meaning of good sporI . Work or P.G. FINLAY, A. IRVING Schoolwork is anolher bore. Il iusr makes Irv plenly sore. Work. FISK, SUSAN Suzan is cure and vivaciously 95V- Her good looks and charms will cerfainly pay. l.R.C. '46, '47. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Follies '45. William Smilh College. FLOOD, MARION A clever girl, a brillianl mind, One who is so very sweel, All in one is hard lo find, She's 'rhe girl you'd like Io meer. Tennis '46. Tri-Y '44, '45, '46. Chaplain 46. l.R.C. '46, '47. K.E. '46, '47. Syracuse U niversi'I'y. FOWLER, EDWARD He does his lessons, he asks no aid, So Ed will be, a man self made. Hi-Y '45, U. S. Navy. FRASCATI, NANCY She's shorf, and cure, and cheer- ful loo, She's the girl, we know, for you. Syracuse Universify. Tri-Y '44, '47. from .gf 3 E f , 1 2 QLMJ, 55 2 FRYER, BARBARA So whal' if she is ralher fall? Lois of guys hale 'em small. Barbara is a real nice gal, And always is lrue-blue pal. I.R.C. '46, '47. Annual Slafl '47. Adelphean '44, '45, '46, '47. Undecided. FULLER, RICHARD C. Here is Dick wilh his book, To show us how our marks should look. Hockey '45, '46. Work. GALLOWAY, ANN ELIZABETH A small liHIe gal, Thai is happy and gay, Nor only a pal, , Bul a scholar fhey say. Sec. Senior Class '47. Edilor of Annual '47. I.R.C. '46, '47. Adel- phean '45, '46, '47. Rec. Sec. '46. Chorus '45, '46. Syracuse Universily. GATES, CYNTHIA JUNE Quiel and 'Friendly fho a Iiflle Shy. She's gol Ihal' smile 'lhal calches your eye. Pi Phi '46, '47. Chaplain '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. Annual Sfaff '47. Class Nighl' '47. Telephone Company. . GIEMZA, JOAN HELEN Wilh her good marks and con- fagious grin, We oflen wish she had a fwin. Alpha Della Phi '46, '47. Treas. '47 Business School. GIERS, JEAN MARIE Jean's 'Phe girl who's bes? of pals So we shall miss ihis quiet gal. Pi Phi '44, '45, '46, '47. Prop. Mgr. '45, Sgi. af Arms '46. Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46. Work. GOODSELL, BEVERLY JANE Of all lhe girl's benealh lhe sky She's lhe apple of Vince's eye. Work. GOODSELL, MARGARET ELIZABETH She's shorl and quiel, Wilh blond hair Her marks in school Are beller lhan fair. Alpha Della Phi '45, '46, '47. Oswego Normal. GRAVINA, EUGENE CHRISTOPHER He's shorl' and cule wilh a friendly grin, Whalever he fries, he's bound lo win. Cheerleader '46. Senale '46, '47. Chorus. College. GREENE, RHEA Over 'lhe ocean and over lhe sea, A finer girl, you'Il never see. Business School, GREENE, RICHARD He sings a song for high school, His locker's full of books, Mosl of which are carried home, Jusl for 'lhe sake of looks. Senafe '44, '45, '46, '47, Pres. '46, Foolball '44, Follies '45, GRIFFITH, JOYCE AUDREY Whenever you speak, she always slops, And wilh fhe boys, she's always fops, Telephone Company. 1 'Tx , A A I :MG li 9, , ....,.: x N E 52 Jin GROME, JUNE KATHRYN Ouiel and fell and very en- dearing, Of her in lhe fufure, we'Il all be hearing. Telephone Operafor. GUTTLER, ELLEN ERICA Her winning smile is loesl, lhey say, When you greel her al O,V.A. Alpha Tri-Y '44, '45. Alpha Della Phi '46, '47. Complomeler School. HAC KETT, LOU ISE MAE This Soulhern gal wilh a soulh- ern sway, Adds lo lhe sfyle of O.V.A. Baskefball '45, Annual Slaff '47. Ass. Edilor '47. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Sub-Deb '45, '46, '47. Crilic '45, Corres. Sec'y. '46. Class Nile '47, Oswego Slale College. HALEY, JEANNE Jean is Oh! so finy, And as sharp as can be, One of lhe nicesf girls, Tha? 'lhere could ever be, Work. HALL, WILLIAM H. He is so quiel, sfill and shy, We'd like Io know fhe reason why, Pharmacy College. HARDY, ROBERT G. This man Hardy is quile a guy, He jus? loves Io fickle fhe ivor- ies, We're sure you will find lhal lhis is no lie, When you hear him bring back lhe fond mem'ries. Foofball '45, '46. Dracova '45, '46, '47. Tau Sigma '45, '46, Treas. '47. College. HEFFERMAN, NANCY A real nice girl, And fhaf's no lie, We all know fhaf Nancy, Will always gel' by. Badminfon '43. Maioreffe '44, '45, '46, '47. Leader '45. Band Fesfival '43. Dracova '44. Thela Kappa Mu '45, '46, '47. Chorus '43. Follies '44, '45. Business School. HEIDENREICH, BARBARA Her hair is brown, Her eyes are brighl, You'll find her wilh Bob, On a moonlif nighf. Swimming '43. Adelphean '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '47. Thefa Kappa Mu '45, '46, 47. Corres. Sec. '47. Dracova '45, '46, '47. He 'Ain l Done Righf By Nell '45. Business School. HERMANN, J., ROBERT A belfer place fhis world would be, ' If all were like fhis beau, He's faking his girl and leaving The mem'ry of his Kozmo . Tau Sigma '45. Sec. '46, '47. Dra- cova '45, '46, '47. Annual Sfaff '47. College. HIGGINS, RUTH Rulh is fhe girl wifh lols of clofhes, She will make friends where ever she goes. Pi Phi '44, '45, '46, '47. Vice-Pres. '46. Work. HILL, BARBARA ALICE A friend and a sfudenl all fhe day, In Valley's halls we wish she'd slay. Adelphean Sororify '45, '46, '47. Work. HOUSE, BETSY HELEN Cuf up Befsy is swell and fun She's very cule and brighf as 'lhe sun. Bowling '45-'47. Alpha Delfa Phi Treas. '45. Sgr. af Arms '46. Pres. '47. Annual Sfaff. C.C.B.l. SKY? Ti 'Ov i' mi j HUDDLESTON, CHARLES Chuck's fhe guy who owns a V-8, Which is his cry for being lafe. Hi-Y '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Undecided. IRWIN, ANNA GERTRUDE A very good speaker, who is seldom quief, We seem fo agree fhal Ann's quife a riof. Thefa Mu '45, '47. Work. IRWIN, DOROTHY E. She's always willing fo help anyone, Our Dol' is alfracfive and lofs of fun. Maiorefle '45, '46, '47. Leader '46. Thefa Kappa Mu '45, '46, '47. Treas. '45, '46. Vice-Pres. '47. Chorus '47. Follies '45. Work. IRVING, EDWARD A Hi-Y member who's full of zesl, He'll be around, doing his besf. Drum 8: Bugle Corp. '40, '4l, '42, '43, '44. Hi-Y '42, '43, '44, '45, '46. Charfer member. Dracova '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Annual Sfaff '47. Class Nighf '47. Follies '43, '44, '45. Chorus '47. Springfield College. JAQUITH, WILLIAM D. Bill's a fellow wifh a quiel way, To him our wishes go foday. Work. JOHNS, M. RICHARD A Seabee who's back To The besl' school we know, Where fhe girls will all chase him, Where'er he will go. Befa '44. Treas. '45, '46, '47. Vice- Pres. Chorus '43, '44. Follies '43. Service '44, '45, '46. College. JOHNSON, JAMES W. Though homework and Jim do noi agree, He is one friend we like lo see, Golf '45, '46, '47, Foolball '45, Phi Della Sigma Bela '45, '46, '47, College. JOHNSON, MARY KATHERINE Tho fhe lrids all call her Pee- Wee , Mary K., is her real name, Whal ever lhe handle she may 90 bv. We lznow she will go on fo fame, Volley Ball '44. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Vice-Pres, '47. Sub-Deb Club '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '45, Business School or College, JOYCE, PATRICIA ANN A popular girl who is hard lo bear, ls our dear Pally: she's really neaf. Drum Maioreife '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Leader '46. O.V.A. Band Fes- lival '43, Thela Kappa Mu '45, '46, '47, Sec. '45, Chorus '43, O.V.A. Follies '43, '44, '45, Telephone Company. KALENAK, BETTY JANE A liflle blond who has plen'ly of charms, A neal liflle bundle 'lor Ken's slurdy arms Cheerleader '46, '47, K.E. '45, '46, '47. Sub-Deb '43-'47. Corres. Sec. '44. Crilic 45, Treas. '47, Board of Direciors '45-'47, Dracova '45, Annual Sfaff '47. Class Nighr '47. Chorus '44, College. KARIM, ELIAS G. He's known io us all as Louie fha Peel His real name's Elias Though you didn'+ lrnow if He uses a pen so lhal' he can express His lhoughls io us And complele cleverness. Band '45, '46, '47, Annual Sfaff, Chorus '45, '46, '47. Business School, KASKY, RITA MAY Always brighl, and very gay, Never loo busy for harmless play. Alpha Delia Phi '45, '46, '47. Dra- cova '45, '46, '47. The Pol Boil- ers : He Ain l Done Righr by Nell . Baslcefball '46-'47. Bowling '47. Badminlon 47, l,R,C. '45, '46, '47 College. of KELEDJIAN, VIRGINIA SUE Some call her Hildegarde , Oihers call her Gin Buf we call her hard -Hard for guys +o win. Service Ball '45, Volley Ball '46, Dracova '46, '47. Annual Slaff. Chorus '45, '46. College, KELLY, BRUCE ROBERT I The class and Sf. Pairiclr boih agree, A finer pal, There iusf couldn l be. Fooiball '44, '45, '46. Zela '44, '45, '4o. School. KENYON, SHIRLEY JEAN She is a good singer, Tho a wee bil shy, Wifh a voice like hers, She will always gel by. Pi Omega Phi '45, '46, '47. Cor- res. Sec, '46, Sub-Deb. '45, '46, '47. Dracova '44, '45, '46, '47. Annual Slaff '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. Class Nighf '47, College. KORNICK, CARL A man who has his pride, And shows if in his every srride, A man who will go on fo 'fame Carl Korniclx, lhaI's his name. l.R.C. '45, '46, '47. KUNEY, VALARA JANE Remember well and bear in mind, A girl lille Val is hard lo find. Aclelphean '46, '47. Glee Club '44, '45 Mynderse Academy. Undecided. LAMBERT, PATRICIA ANNE A recl headed girl of O.V.A. Who always seems lo hold full sway. Cheerleader '46, '47. Adelphean '44-'47. Chaplain '44. Recor. Sec. '45, Pres, '46. Sub-deb. '43-'47, Treas. '43, Pres, '44, Vice-Pres. '44. Treas. '46. Dracova '44, '45, Chorus '44. Good Nighf Please '45, Follies '45, Nursing. LAPIERRE, MARION FRANCES This girl is always lalkalive And really never shy, She's iusl a Iillle hall-pinl, Bul we know lhal she'II gel by. Maiorelle '42, '43, Chorus '44, '45. Dracova '45, '46. Corr. Sec., '47. Rec. Sec. l.R.C. '46, '47. An- nual Slall '47. Follies '43, '44, '45. Spring Feslival '44, 47. C.C.B.l. LARGE, RANDOLPH B. Randy's good nalured, and large we know, Here is a 'fellow we hale lo see go. Treas. Senior Class '47. Phi Della Sigma Zela '45. Pres. '46, '47. Dracova '45. Pres. '46, '47. College. LAWYER, JEANNE MARION A 'friend like her lo have and know, ls one good 'Friend you can'l oulgrow. Dracova '46, '47. Class Nighf '47. Work. . LEWIS, RICHARD ALBERT He's always iolly and never down He's ready lo help, never lo frown, Tho al limes bashful he may be, His happy smile is nice lo see. Hi-Y '45, '46, '47. Sgl.-al-Arms '45, '46. Treas. '47. Band '44, 45. Drum Corp '42, '43, '44, '45. Boys Chorus '46. Follies '44, '45. Work. LONGO, JAMES RICHARD James is lhe lellow lhal we all know, When he gels lhe ball, away he will o g I Down lhe lenglh of lhe 'Field each lime for a score And causing lhe olher leam lo gel sore. Baseball '45. Hockey '45, '46, '47. Football '45, '46. Phi Della Sigma Bela '45, 46, 47. College. MAAS, JEAN KATHERINE As she's always informed on lhe lalesl of news. - She's able lo discuss any lopic you choose. College. MUCCOLLISTER, NANCY Whenever Nancy walks down Valley's halls, She's always 'Followed by lhe woll calls. Volley Ball '44, '45, '46. Caplain '46. Baskelball '45, '46, '47. Play- day '45. Badminlon 47. K.E. Della '45, '46, '47. Rec. Sec. '46, '47. Tri-Y '45, '46, '47. Treas. '45. Vice- Pres. 45. C.C.B.l. Moc DOWELL, RON NY Mac's gol a smile lhal can'l be beal, Jusl walching him use il is quile a lreal. Hockey '43, '44, '45, '46. Baseball Mgr. '45. Cheerleader '44, '45, '46. Senale '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '47. Follies '45. Business School. MADISON, GERALD A fellow who's friendly and full of vim, ll sure will be hard lo loose lrack of him. Work. MANLEY, DOROTHY She has black hair And a very nice voice Dorolhy's lhe girl Of many boys choice. Undecided. MARBLE, ROBERT HAROLD Now here is lhe chap Who is known as lhe llirl , And will chase anylhing Thal is wearing a skirl. Tau Sigma '45, '47. Charler Mem- ber Dracova '45, '47. College. MARSHALL, JOHN C. A screwy fellow is our Bud, For crazy slunls he is a dud. Foolball '45, Baskelball '45. Phi Della Sigma Zela Chapler '45, '46, '47. Corr. Sec. '46. Rec. Sec. '47. Follies '45. Navy. MARTINDALE, RICHARD Jolly and round, we all agree, A liner 'fellow +here couldn'l be. Work. MCCARTHY, ROBERT A. This laddie has an Irish name, Thal's sure 'lo lead him on 'Io fame, He's one kid we won'l' lorgel, On him we'II always place our bei. Two years Army Air Force. 20lh Air Force on Guam. Pacific The- aler, Follies '43. College. MCVENE, MARCELLA Marcella is nice as she can be, 5he's a 'flare as you can see. Alpha Della Phi '43, '44. Business School. MEAGHER, JOHN E. Johnny's 'lhe fellow who will al- ways get by, Because he's gol 'lhal spark in his eye. Work. MERWIN, MARIANNE The boys all love Ihis cule li'Hle girl, Who's managed Io give Ihem all a whirl. Undecided. METZ, ROSE Here's our Barny wi'Ih her slraw- berry hair, Whan she's playing ball, wafch Ihe boys sfare. Volleyball '45, '46. Badminjon '46, '47. Baskelball '47. Playday '46, '47. U nd acid ed. RG MILFORD, DORIS MARIE Though our Dulch has 'lriends galore She'll go 'lhru life winning more and more. Alpha Della Phi '45, '46. Voice '46. Office Work. MILLIGAN, JAMES His legs are 'loo shor1 ', you hear people say, He iusl replies, They reach lhe ground, don'I 'Ihey? Foolball '46. Baskefball '46, '47. Baseball '46. Phi Della Sigma Bela '44, '45, '46, '47. College. MILLIGAN, MARILYN Blue are her eyes, While is her skin, She's as lovely a girl, As you'd wanl Io win. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Chaplain '46, '47. Sub-Deb '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Rec. Sec. '46. Dracova '45, The Mon- key's Paw . Annual Siaff '47. Chorus '44. Sfunl Nile. Uncerfain. MIRBACH, HENRY A well liked 'Fellow in every way, We all know Ihaf Henry is O.K. Undecided. MOONEY, KENNETH For a cerlain blond he has a yen, Yes, you've guessed-his name is Ken. Baseball '45, '46, '47. Foofball '45, '46. Track '46, '47. Baskelball '45, '46, '47. Swimming '44. Senale '44. '45, '46. '47. Work. MOORE, DONALD Because he is an afhlefe a'l hearf, ln varied sporls he 'look his parf. Foofball '4I, '42, '43, '44. Base- ball '44. Hockey '4l, '42, '43, '46- '47. Baskefball '43-'44, '44-'45, La- cross '40, '4l. Dracova '44. Zola '4l, '42, Bela '43, '44, '45, '46. Follies '42, '43. College. MOSER, EDWARD GEORGE A ver who seems Io be very shy, Don'I be afraid--He'll ge+ by. Work. MOSHONAS, SPIRO From Zefa will come a cry of dismay, When Spiro, no longer, is in 'lhe way. Fooiball '44, '45, '46. Baskeiball '45, '46, '47. lMgr.l Baseball '46, '47. Track '46. Ze'l'a '45, '46, '47. Follies '45. lMgr.l Undecided. MULTARI, MARY KATHERINE Mary's cule, small and sweel, She's fhe girl you'd like Io meef. Junior Council '42, Sfudenr Coun- sel '44, Tri-Y '44-'47. Pi Phi '45. Treas. '47. Chorus '43-'47. Follies '43. Undecided. O'BRIEN, ANNE F. If you wanl' a 'faifhful friend, Anne will be fhere 'lil fhe end. Chorus, '45, '46, '47. Bowling '47. Playday '45, '46, Junior Red Cross '45, Florimel 45, '46, '47. Annual Sfaff '47. Class Nighr '47, Spring Feslival '45, '46. . College. OGDEN, LUELLA EDNA If you don'+ know her, You've cause for regre+, For she's one girl, We'II never forget Bowling '47. Dracova '46, '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46. Spring Fes- fival '45, '46. Nursing. PADGETT, KENNETH W. Our Kenny is a wee bit shy, Bu+ he never as yel' lei' 'rhe girls go by. Hi-Y '45, '46, '47. Treas. '45, '46. Chorus '44, '47. Lincoln College. QQ .M my gi PALMER, CLAIRE ELIZABETH For her eyes, Claire's a heal, And she is iusf as nice lo meef. Adelphean '45, '46, '47, Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. Follies '45. Syracuse Universify. PARODY, CHARLES MICHEL Valley's pifcher of greaf re- nown, In big leagues he'Il wear fhe crown. Baseball '46. PIERCE, MIRIAM JOAN She's beaufiful, gorgeous, and friendly, we know, In 'facf she's so cuie, she has a nice beau. C.C,B.l. PORTER, CAROL MERLE This liHle chick is pleni smarf, She's been up fron? rigid from +he sfarf. Vice-Pres. Jr, Class '46. Vice-Pres. Sr. Class '47. Baskefball '46. Play- day '44, Adelphean '44, '45, '46, '47, Treas. '45, '46. Dracova '44. '45, '46, '47. Pres. '46. Thefa Kappa Mu '45, '46, '47. Pres. '45. Counsellor '46. Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. POWLESS, IRVING A very good fellow, And a good scholar loo, If in need of a friend, He'Il never leave you. Senafe '46, '47, PURCELL, NANCY ANN Al+hough she is shorf and fancy, Sweei and kind is our gal 'J ' - Nancy. Soifball '44, '45, '46. Playday '44. '45, '46. Volley Ball '44, '45, '46. Baskefball '45, '46, '47. Swimming '46. Badminion '46, '47.' Alpha Delia Phi '45, '46, '47. Undecided. RAMSBOTTOM, MARY ANN Her iolly ways and golden hair, Allracl allenlion everywhere. Bowling '45. Badminlon '47. Alpha Della Phi '44, '45, '46, '47. Sub- Deb '45, '46, '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. Work. REED, RITA Now here's our Reel who's really neal, She is a priceless queen . She's gol a beau, whose name isn'l Joe. Bul dear Jacky Greene. Cheerleader '46, '47. Dracova '45. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Trees. '46, '47. Sub-Deb '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Rec. Sec. '44, Treas. '45. Pres. '46. Board of Dir. '45, '47. Annual Slall '47. Chorus '44. Class Nighl '47 College. REYNOLDS, MARY JANE Our Mary Jane may be iusl a mile, Bul personalily isn'l measured by heighl. Band '43, '44, '45, '46. L. C. Smilh. RIENHARDT, NORMA Norma's a blondie, Wilh men lo spare, She cries Ah, Me, l iusl don'l care . Jr. Class Council '46. News Edi- lor-Challerbox '46. Swimming '44, Dracova '45, '46. Tennis '46. K.E. '46, '47. l.R.C. '46, '47. An- nual Slalf '47. Red Cross Rep. '45. College. ROBINSON, MARILYN She's a devil wilh lhe boys, Whal else could she be? Wilh lols ol Oomph and Poise,- And cule as she can be Band '44, '45. Tri-Y '45, '46. K.E. '45, '46, '47. Chaplain '46. Sub- Deb '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Cor. Sec. '46. Pres. '43. Board of Dir. '45, '46, '47. Annual Slall '47. Class Nile '47. Chorus '43. College. ROCKWELL, VIRGINIA ANNE Anolher shorlie is lhis lass, Who lo her heighl adds lols of class. Alpha Tri-Y '44, '45. Work. 4,1 Y X .li IQ-1' 5 sf U ,L . W i f ...H ROE, JOHN HAROLD He goes by lhe name of Johnny Roe, To any girl he'd be a swell beau. Army Air Corps. ROGERS, ENID CLAIRE Enid's lhe gal who's really sweel, She's lhe girl you'll wanl lo meel. Alpha Della Phi '44, '47. Chorus '45, '46, '47. Bea ulician School. ROHE, ELEANOR J. Eleanor is in lhere pilchin loo, And whal she's pilchin' is us- ually woo. Alpha Della Phi '45, '46, '47. Vice- Pres. '46. Chorus '45. Work. , ROLF, GEORGIA JEAN A beaulilul girl who seems lo be lall, A very good scholar who sur- passes all. Bowling Tournamenl '45, '47. Capl. ol leam '47. Alpha Della Phi '44, '46. Adverlising Manager '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. Spring Feslival '44, '45, '46, '47. Work. ROUSE, ROBERT NORMAN Handsome Bob is back in school Afler spending some lime wilh Uncle Sam He's leaving now lor college And closing lhe door wilh a slam. Foolball '43, '46. Senale '43, '47. College. SAYLES, BARBARA She's quiel and nice and prelly lhal's lrue Where Barb goes all eyes go loo. Pi Phi '45, '46, '47. Business School. SCHEFTIC, IRENE When Irene sels our in fhe wicked world, A secrelary she will be. Ancl whal a doll is fhis 'Fair lass, When sifring on fhe boss's knee. Alpha Della Phi '46, '47. Business School. SCHWARTZ, ALVIN Allhough he never has much Io say, He's always of value Io us any day. College. SEDGWICK, BARBARA HELEN Barb is fhe girl, we seem Io agree, Who will be a success where'er she may be. Alpha Della Phi '45, '46, '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. Business School. SEIBEL, JEANNINE MARIE We dream of Jeannine wiflw her corny iokes, She's a swell friend, always good for some cokes. Jr. Class Council '46. Jr. Red Cross Represenlalive. Adelphean '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '47. SENSABAUGH, PAUL On Paul we can all depend, He's a good sporf and a frue- blue friend. College. SHAN K, LEWIS PRESTON Lew's red hair and friendly way, Are oflen seen by all In Physics class he holds full sway, Cause he's always on 'Ihe ball. Gymnaslic '47. Band '45, '46, '47. Pi Phi '47. Track '46. College. SHEA, JACK Jack is cure and lols of fun, He has lhe girls all on lhe run. Zefa '42, Bela '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '47. Navy '44, '46. Follies '42, '43, Gymnaslics '42, '43, '-17. Travel. SHIRLEY, RONALD He may be small, bul me, oh, my, When il comes lo girls, He's noi so shy. Foolball '44, '45. Traclr '46. U.S.M.C. SIVER, NORMA ELAINE Norms a gal wifh purly legs, Thaf's cerlainly lhe frufh, For lhal' piclure in Don's wallef, Is all you need for proof. Chorus '45, '46, '47. Business School. SMITH, HAZEL IDA Hazel's in Pi Phi, And how 'Ihe boys do sigh, When she goes walking down Ihe hall, And has Ihaf Iwinlxle in her eye. Volley Ball '46. Baskelball '47. Pi Phi '46, '47. Treas. SONGER, THERESA She sings a song of Springlime, When soff voices seem 'io die, Causing 'I'he memory lo vibrale, And recall 'Ihe years gone by. Volley Ball '45, '46. Bowling '43, '45, '47. Basltefball '47. Playday '45, '46. Alpha Delia Phi '44, '45. '46, '47. Chaplain '46. Thefa Rho '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '45. Chorus '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Spring Fes'I'ival '44, '45, '46, '47. Bowling '45, '46. Capf. '47. Business School. STEVENS, ALICE V. A girl Ihal is good, A girl underslood, A girl Ihaf is gay, And needed roday. Theia Mu '46, '47. Chorus '45, '46. '47. Medical Secrelary. STEVENS, MARIANN Marian's swell and cufe as a bunny, She's lhe girl fo be called Honey , Alpha Tri-Y '44, '45. Follies '44. Work. STONE, BYRON Alfhough he's shorf, Oh me, Oh myl Where +here's girls he's noi so shy. He's very acfive, lho sorf of small, ls he bad na'lured7 Na+ af all. Hi-Y '44, '45, '46, '47. Chaplain '44. Pres. '45. Counfy '45, 46, '47. Vice-Pres. '45. Pres. '46. Slate Pres. '46. Nalional Rep. lo lnf. Y.M.C.A. Convenlion '46. Rep. lo Canadian Hi-Y Meeling '46. An- nual Slaff '47. l.R.C. '46. Chorus '47 Springfield college. SWIBOLD, GERALD FREDERICK Valley's loss, lhe World's gain, When Jerry marches on 'fo fame. Track '44, '46, '47. Hi-Y '44, '45, '46, '47. Parliamenlarian '45. Sec. '46. Serg.-al-Arms '43. College. SWIFT, ALAN To us all, Al's quife a guy, We really hafe lo say goodbye. Tennis '46. Hi-Y '45, '46, '47. TAYLOR, ARTHUR To Ari we wish loads, Of success and luck, As he drives lhrough lhe Val- ley, ln lhal milk lruck. TAYLOR, DON NA GENE Abouf Donna's slories fhaf we all know, For Them famous she will grow, ln years lo come, we will proudly say, I knew her well al O.V.A. Dracova '46, 47. Annual Slaff '47. College. TAYLOR, ROBERT JOHN A good-looking fellow wiih plenfy of dash, Wifh a foofball, we hear, fha? he is a flash. Baskefball '46, '47. Swimming '44. Bela '44, '45, '46, '47. Vice-Pres. 45. Foofball '44, '45, '46. Undecided. THOMPSON, JACK A foolball player of unusual mighf, Who in fhe games showed a lof of fighf. Baskefball 46, '47. Baseball '46, '47. Foofball '44, '45, '46. TORMAY, ANNE She's very pleasanf as you know, Thai is why we like her so. For she has brighf eyes, and a cheerful way, Which is lhe slyle of O.V.A. Tri-Y '45. Pres. '46, '47. K.E. '46, '47. I.R.C. '46, '47. Chorus '45, '46. Oswego Sfafe College. TRACY, ALTA ARLENE Al+a's a gal who's swell and fine, Jusl give her a chance and walch her shine. Annual Slaff '47. Work. TRAUB, JOAN She's nol' so dumb, In facl she's brighl. If you'd ask Bud, He'll say she's all righl. Adelphean Sororily '45, '46, '47. Crilic '47. Sub-Deb Club '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Band '44, '46. Chorus '44 TuMol.o, MARY ANN THERESA Mary's black lresses, Are lhe envy of all, If you should see 'lhem floafing by, When passing in lhe hall. Work. TUTTLE, RUTH E. ln lhis lall girl we find lols of gril, And know in lhe world she'Il do her bil. Baskelball '44, '45, '46. Volley Ball '44, '45, '46. Badmlnlon '44, 45. Soflball '44, '45, '46. URBAN, DONALD Here's our Presidenl lor 47 , A boy who goes lo lown, If anyone gels in his way, The Wheel will roll 'lhem down. Presidenl Senior Class '47. Nom- inaling Commillee '47. l.R.C. '45, '46, '47. Tau Sigma Fralernily '45, '46, '47. Treas. '45, '46. Pres. '47, Annual Slalf '47. VANDERWEGE, JOYCE DENNICE A girl lhal is clever and iolly and gay, The kind of girl lhal is needed loday. Tennis '45, '46. Swimming '45, '46. Bowling '45, '46, '47. Red Cross '44, '45, '46, '47. Senior Repres. Pi Omega Phi '46, '47. Presidenl '47. Tri-Y '45, '46, '47. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. VIEHLER, JOAN CAROLYN Always a friend, To bolh girls and boys, She's shorl and cule, And never lacks poise. Sludenl Council '44. Sec. '44. Chorus '44. Tri-Y '46, '47. Sub-Deb '46, '47. Thela Kappa Mu '45, '46. Follies '43, '44, '45, Undecided. WADWORTH, WALTER J. This guy Wall has sure proved his worlh, He's been a credil lo us since his birlli. l.R.C. '46, '47. Valley News Broad- casl. DsMolay - Pasl Masler Councilor and Maiorily member ol Syracuse. Hi-Y '47. Marines. College. WEBB, DOROTHY MAY Her happy face and sunny smile, Make school days seem a liflle while. Adelphean '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Corres. Sec. '44. Vice-Pres. '46. Sub-Deb '43, '44, '45, '46, '47. Pres. '43. Rec. Sec. '47. Board of Direclors '45, '46, '47. Annual Slaff '47. Dracova '45 Goodnighl Please . Class Nile '47. Syracuse Universily. WEBSTER, ROBERT Now here's a vel as we all know Served Uncle Sam as a Good Joe . WELLNER, JOYCE A lovelier girl is nol lo be 'Found ll's a pleasure iusl lo have her around. Pi Phi '45, '46, '47. Dravoca '45, '46. Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47. An- nual Slall, '46, '47. Class Nighl '47. New York Telephone Co. WENDELL, BEVERLY Her spiril like lhe world in spring, Discovers icy in everylhing. Adelphean Sociely '45, '46, '47. Chorus '47. WHITE, JEANNE MARIE So sweel and kind, Wilh a pleasanl air, We all love Jeanne, With her dark brown hair. Badminlon, '45, Play Day, '46. Red Cross, '47. Thela Kappa Mu '46, '47. Sr. Chorus, '46, '47. WILLIAMS, DOT Dol looks like an angel, laul lhal's a ioke, She's a cule lillle pixie, who'll never go broke. WILLIAMS, GERALDINE She's full of lun wilh a quick relorl, And quile a lease is lhe reporf. Alpha Della Phi '44, '45. Cor. Sec. '46. Treasurer '47. Vice-Pres. WILLIAMS, MARGUERITE A Valley lass we will confess, Who's pleasani' 'fo fhe eyes, And a nofe from lhe fellows af Valley Would cede fhis one lhe prize. Thefa Kappa Mu '44-'47. Pres. '46, '47. V. Pres. '45, '46. WRIGHT, BURTON If you haven'f already, Then you've go++a, Hear Burl' play, The MoonlighI Sonala . Chorus '45, '46, '47. Follies '-45. Work. WRIGHT, JOANN LOUISE Here's 'Ihaf volley ball player, wifh looks fo spare, And fhe way she aHrac+s 'Ihe boys, iusf isn'l Quife Fair. Baseball '4I, '46. Badminfon '45, '46, '47. Volley Ball '45, '46, Bas- kelball '47. Service Ball '4l, '45. Playday '4l. Drgum Maioreffe '4l, '42, '43. Head Jr. Maiorefle '42, '43. American Legion Maioreffe '46, '47. Thefa Rho Girls Club '4I, '42, '43. Junior Chorus '4I, '42. Senior Chorus '46, '47. Work. , , U., 4- . YERDQN, JEAN FRANCES An all around girl in every re- specl, As all Ihe seniors have found, Always been known fo do her besf, And never Io lel you down. Gamma Alpha Psi '46, '47. His- M,5:,, 'Iorian '47. C.C.B.I. YOUNG, LEWIS CHARLES If you should wanl him He'll be around, Doing his homework -Where he is found. Presidenl' '47. Hi-Y '46, '47. Dracova '46, '47. College. YOUNG, RICHARD A Tau Sig member wifh good looks galore, The girls iusi follow him, crying for more. Foolball '44, '45, Mgr. '46. Base- ball '44, '45. Tau Sigma '46, '47. Pres. '46, Vice-Pres. '47. Work. M E M O R Y By Louie G. Karim As we march our inlo Ihe fufure, We leave wilh a sorrowful sigh, Ye'l' bearing wilh us 'lhe memories, Of our beloved Valley High The memory of our dear Ieachers, Will never from us parf, For il' was fhrough Iheir careful guid- ance, Thai' we all aflained our sI'arI. All of 'lhe friends 'lhal we have won, Their kindness and love will never die, Their memory we will always cherish, When we Think of Ihe years gone by. Toward serious and picfuresque views of life, Wi+h +he fufure, we've drawn so near, Bul' uppermosf in our memory is lhe porlrair, Of our high school days so dear. As we march our info fhe fulure, We leave wi+h a sorrowful sigh, Yei' bearing wilh us +l1e memories, Of our beloved Valley High. SENIOR CALENDAR , May 23 ,.,.. .........,.,.,.,....,,,,.,,.....,..........,.......,..,....,............,,.,,, c ls.. Nigh+ June 7 ,.,.. June 2l ..,.. June 22 .,,,, June 24 .,.,. .....,..Senior Prom ........Senior Ouling V .,..,..,BaccalaureaIe ,,......Commencemen+ IN MEMoRlAM A TRIBUTE TO Fnenoie IRELAND By Cafherine Adams This page will always call fo mind, A pal of yours, a pal of mine, A youfh who's shed life's weary cares And now fhe peace of heaven shares. Though now he is sfill in peaceful sleep, His memory alive in our hearfs will keep. God bless and always keep him near: This friend of ours we held so dear And granf fhaf we, his classmafes, be As good, as frue, as kind as he. So fhaf no maffer where we may roam, We'll be wifh Freddie when we gef home. Frederick M. lreland, known by his friends as Freddie or Frifz , was born Ocfober 5, l929 af Onondaga Hill. He was bapfized in fhe Onondaga Hill Presby- ferian Church and affended Sunday School fhere. He affended Onondaga Hill Gram- mar School and graduafed as Vice-Presidenf of his class. Upon enfering Onondaga galley ykcademy in fhe fall of I943, he became a represenfafive for fhe Sfudenf ounci . Freddie, who was fhe youngesf of fhree children, was very fond of animals. He always had a dog, a cal' and a few years ago he gof Jim , his horse, which he rode offen wifh his mofher and fheir black horse. Everyone liked Freddie, and in furn Freddie liked everyone. He will be remem- bered by fhe liffle red ieep fhaf he drove up and down fhe hill lusually overflowing wifh ofher sfudenfsl. We, who knew Freddie, do nof fhink of him as gone. He lives in our memory foday, as when he was here wifh us. A MEMORIAL T0 DeWITT BROWNSON JR. When DeWif'I' leff us, we all losf a dear friend. A leader in his communify, he found much safisfacfion as a very successful pafrol leader in his Boy Scouf Troop. Besides being an oufsfanding scholar, DeWif'I' always liked fo make fhings wifh his hands, especially model airplanes. Someday he mighf have been a designer of new models of airplanes. He was faken from us February I7, l945. Affer suffering for some fime from cancer of fhe knee he died February I7, l945. Buf we sfill have a vivid memory of fhis dear companion. Sfill in our fhoughfs Dewiff is wifh us, Tho yef on earfh his soul's no more, He will march wifh us info fhe fufure, Jusf as he did before. He was loving and kind in all his ways, He was frue and sincere in his hearf, The beaufiful memory he leff behind, Will never from us parf. Louie G. Karim CLASS PROPHECY Having known fha fellows and girls of fhis class for four years, we should be able 'io prophecy what 'lhey will be doing I0 years from now--June, I957. Roberf Brauniher-will be co-parfner wifh Henry af Mirbachs. Richard Carpenfer--will be af Ieasf vice-presidenf of The U. S. Gerald Clark-will be good will ambassador fo Argenfina. Lesfer Darrow-fha nexf mayor of Nedrow. Richard Fuller--will be fhe champion fire changer of fha world. Richard Greene-will sfill be frying 'lo graduafe. Charles Huddlesfon-will have Frank Sinafra as his undersfudy. Carl Kornick-will be fully recovered from his clausfrophobia. Jimmy Longo-will fake over Sfover's place in Valley. John Meagher-will be our ambassador fo Russia. Ken Padgeff-will be a greaf novelist ' Amos Phipps-will be incorporafed wifh Mr. Birnbaum. Alvin Schwarfz-will be warden af Auburn Prison and will insfifufe frips fo Gerry Swibold-will be 'frying fo break fhe world's record for fhe mile. Gerald Madison-will sfill be arguing. Arfhur Taylor-will sfill be delivering milk. Doc Websfer-will be manager of fhe Waldorf-Asforia. Burfon Wrighf-will sfill be frying fo gel higher marks. Ann Allen-will be cleaning house for a famous baskefball player. Doris Bonner-will be iusf anofher office girl siffing on The boss's lap. Joan Chard-will be faafured in M.G.M.'s picfure of fhe Big Six. June Conley-will be wifh Gene Krupa's band in Hollywood. Shirley Crofoof-will be a dress designer for Mademoiselle. Joan Davis-will be a girl reporfer. Gerfrude Demers-will be secrefary fo lhe mayor of Nedrow. Edwina Eger-will be swimming in Billy Rose's Aquacade. Nancy Frascafi-will sfill be frying fo gel' her man. Cynrhia Gafes-will sfill be geHing up in fhe world. Jean Giers--will be pushing a baby carriage for Bob Bruce. r Valley siudenfs Margaref Goodsell-will be seen af fha head of ihe Syr. Kindergarfen Dep'1'. Joyce Griffifh--will be cafching fhe man of her dreams. Ellen Gu'H'ler-will slill be frying 'io work a compfomefer. Jean Haley-will siill look nice in a bafhing suii. Barbara Hill-will sfill be frying fo make a pie. Ann Irwin-will sfill be arguing. Pal Joyce-will be cleaning house for Jim Denick. Marion LaPierre-will sfill be mooning over Bob. Jean Maas-will be an assisfanf fo Einsfein. Doroihy Manley-will be figuring ouf fhe wrong noies. Marianne Merwin---will be shorf and sweel' and always a head. Doris Milford-will always be lhe same jolly girl. Mary Mulfari-will sfill be free while--singing wifh glee. Mariam Pierce-her figure will be appearing on magazine covers. Nancy Purcell-will be coach for ihe Nedrow girls' baseball feam. Rifa Reed-fha lighi' of her life will be Greene. Norma Rienhardf-will sfill be frying +o ge? ouf of dafes. Virginia Rockwell-will sfill be wirh her man. Eleanor Rohe-will have her liH'le home in fhe counfry. Barnice Rufherford-will sfill have her beaufiful blond hair. Jeannine Seibel-will have a record for never being lafe for work. Norma Siver-will be 'leaching hisfory af Valley. Theresa Songer-will be singing on Broadway. Anne Tormay-will be keeping house for one of The men on her lisf. Joan Traub-will have 5 li'Hle darlings all Einsfeins like fheir daddy. Rufh Tufile-will be secrefary +o Dick Carpenfer. Joan Vielehr-will be faking dicfaiion on the boss's knee. Beverly Wendell-will sfill have fha? baby look. Jeanne Whiie-will be combing her long fresses lnow iurned grayl. Dorofhy Williams-will be married 'lo a handsome infern from Memorial. Peggy Williams-will be a lady veferinarian ispecial rafes fo Valley dogsl Lois Clayfon--will be on an equal wiih Michelangelo. Bob Taylor-will be physical direclor af a girls' college. Marilyn Milligan-will be seH'led down wifh a greaf big 'lall brufe CLASS WILL Marion Cranker leaves Those glasses ro whoever wan+s fhem. Florence Dalfon leaves her brillianl' eyes fo Lily Karim. Joan Giemza leaves wilh lrene and Ellen. Riia DePasquale leaves her lasl name +o anyone who can pronounce il. Naomi Colfhar leaves her books lo someone crazy enough fo wanl' fhem. Nancy MacCollis+er wills her baskelball 'lo Susie McDougall. Sally Bafchelor leaves her page-boy lo Dolores Morlon. Rhea Greene leaves her shyness io Dorolhy Palmer. Regina Perry falls heir lo Pal' Lamber+'s red hair. Belly Kalenak leaves wifh Ken 'lo sei up housekeeping and raise a 'foorball feaml Rulh Higgins leaves Dick Fischer undecided. Nancy Heffernan leaves Valley wilh fhoughls of Jim. Befsy House leaves her Flirfing abilily lo Bev. Loughlin. Barbara Sedgwick and Claire Palmer leave +ogefher. Mary K. Johnson leaves lhe echo of Pee Wee in ihe Valley halls. Bev. Goodsell leaves 'lo sei up house-keeping. Dol Webb leaves her cufeness fo Jean Slrilife. Alice Slevens leaves lo sing af Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe. Lorraine Dunham leaves her quielness io a Junior noise-maker who can use ii. Helen Eppler wills her many books fo someone who never carries ihem. June Grome leaves her height fo nexi year's class. sl1oriy. Georgia Rolf leaves Dick Perkins lo sfudy af Valley anofher year. Rose Melz leaves fhe yell Play ball! fo all baseball fans. Valara Kuny leaves so she will now see Bob more oflen. Carol Porler leaves wilh +l1e hope of becoming a feacher. Mary Ann Ramsbollom leaves her cule clolhes lo Mary Ann Locklin. James Brann leaves a big hole on fhe foolball leam for someone +o fill. Ken Brown deparfs wilh a good record as far as lhe Books are concerned. Earl Case leaves lo be wilh horses-and ihe girls. Tony Ferrilo leaves 'the JV's lo win alone. Bill Hall leaves lhal' serious aH'i'I'ude fo a giggling iunior. Jimmy Johnson leaves his love for O.V.A. Bruce Kelly leaves fhose blond good looks fo anolher 'foofball sfar. Spiro Moshanos wills his appefile 'lo lhe 'I'en hearfiesf eaiers in Valley. Paul Sensabaugh leaves his wizard abilifies lo all fuiure siudenls. Al Swifl leaves his racquef lo anolher Hi-Y member. Bob Marble leaves 'lhe girls wilh no one 'lo chase fhem. Randy Large leaves his chemisiry book where he can'l find if. Ed Fowler leaves early 'fo calch 'lhe bus. Pai' Young leaves his curly hair 'ro Terry Fay. Barbara Sayles leaves her bangs lo anyone who can look as well in fhem. Joyce Vanderwege leaves her clofhes fo someone who will fake care of lhem. Irene She'F+ic leaves wilh her beauliful eyes. Gerry Williams leaves her locker open lo all girls who wanf fo use her mirror. Hazel Smifh leaves her black hair +o Virginia Palmissano. Alia Tracy leaves her blond hair lo Sally Greene. Mary Ann Tumolo leaves her skill for wriling composifions lo Sue Roulslin. Wall' Wadsworlfh 'leaves school wilh no slone unlurned Earl Conway leaves school wilh no queslions asked. Chuck Parody leaves his pilching abilily for Coach S+over 'fo worry abouf. Carl Davis leaves a pair of sfilfs for Ray Card 'lo use. Eleanor Bryersiwills her 'Flair for colors fo Marie Knox. HANDLE James Denick Sally Balchelor Virginia Kelediian Anne O'Brien Donald Urban Lois Campbell James Bedigan Marilyn Robinson Howard Baxler Mary Lou Dickinson Michael Riley Luella Ogden Roberl Hermann Louise Hackerf Jack Thompson Ann Galloway Roberf Hardy Palricia Lamberl Richard Young Donna Taylor Richard Johns - Joan Chard Donald Moore Barbara Fryer Ronald McDowell Eugene Gravina Mary Jane Connell Elias Karim Riia Reed Byron Sione Alma Conway Henry Mirbach Rulh Higgins James Milligan Dororhy Irwin Alan Swiff Florence Dallon Kennelh Mooney Jeannine Siebel Edward Irving Norman Adams Rifa Kasky Marion Cranker Roberl Rouse Naomi Colfhar Calherine Adams Spiro Moshanas Donella Decker Joan Traub Marion Flood Barbara Heidenreich Susan Fisk Shirley Kenyon Joyce Wellner ALIAS Jim Sally Hildie Y O'B Bacferia Dosie Bed Mur Howie Dicky Mike Lee Koz Rebel Turk Slrefch Boogie Pal Dick D.D.T. Dick Chardie Hungry Goodie Mac Jake M. J. Louie Reed Bv Alma Hank Rulhie Denny Dimwil Dol Swiffy Flornie Kenny Jeannie Eddie Norm Sunny Marion Bob Queenie Kafie Spiro Donnie Traubie Marion Gus Susie Boxlegs Joyce SENIOR SHARPIES NOTED FOR Maidenly blush Personalily Lending experimenls Borrowing experimenfs Those glasses Blushing Friendly grin Unlimely burping Silly Laugh Sweef manner Bashfulness Duck walk Shrewd sayings Soulhern drawl Ther physique Spelling Thai line Red hair Dimples Lipsiick 'technique Pixie ears lpana smile Sailor's swagger Being lale Haircull?l His smile Figger Poelry Regenl His flowing French Slinky walk Red suspenders Lil' blue hal Thel walk China-blue eyes lnseparableHi-Yiackel' Crowning glory Ther nose Her iokesl?l Gorgeous blinkers Abundanl hair ViOla Gifr of Gab Purly blue peepers Her laryngifis Personalify plus His diminuiive size Quielnessl ?l Shuffling 'feel' Puffy smile Big brown eyes Her chemisfry Voice Tiny waisl USUALLY FOUND Running down lhe field A+ Norfh Bay Slevin' al' Dey's Ealing sundaes lMislquo+ing lhe book Dreaming of Glen Subbing for Mrs. Lohfi Wifh Louise ln bed Helping someone Af lhe Verona Breaking 'lesl Iubes Where lhere's hyslerics Making eyes al l?l Loaling With Dave Pounding lhe ivories Hooling Near Hardy Wriiing Amberish novels Wolfing Combing her hair Cornering a 'fem Slalking fhe halls Wilh Gravina Cracking iokes Wirh Jimmie Al' lhe hospilal With Greenie A+ lhe Y Skipping Gym Arguing wifh Mrs. Wilh Dick By lhe Bela boys Cady A+ C.B.A. Near Swibold Cheerleading Al' BeHy's locker In odd places Af 'ihe Y wilh By Amazing leachers Denying ViOla Skipping By Jeannine Gabbing wiih Scofield By lrwin Ealing A+ Snells Af,Drumlins Near Susie Wilh guess who? A+ Wrighf's Driving Wilh Shirley THEME Mammy My Gal Sal l'm noi Hildegardel I'l's your nickel: go ahead Drop deadl Thaf's for Me How's the weather down lhere? Till The End of Time You can l break my hearl l've had a swell lime Ginny wifh fhe lighl brown hair Anyhow? Doin' Whal' Comes Nalur'lly How much do l love you? Whal's up, Doc? Annie, gel your gunl l'l's a greal' life if- Guilfy You crazy or somefhing? Oh, curses! Open 'I'he door, Richard! MELancholy baby Wha+'s fhe scoop? Apple Blossom Time I hear you knocking bul-- -You canfl come in You beaufiful dolll lf God Iefl only you! Two Silhouelles l'll lake you home again, Kalhleen Hang upl April Showers Come again? Good fhings come in small packages Joe senl me Whai say, George? LeI's skip, kids? How did ir smell? l'll be seeing you l'm making believe Thal's what I like aboul 'lhe Soulh Walch fhal sluffl l can'i begin lo fell you Horses! Horsesl Horsesl Lel's go io 'Ihe show Jealousy Take off, crow! l've gof you under my skin My BUDdy l don'l know Nighl and Day l'll be around The Besl Man The Man l Love SENIOR REPORT PI'eSideni' . . .. . .. ,,, N. H H . ,. .. Donald Urban VlC8-Presidenl' ,,,,,,,, , ,,Car0l Porfer Seflreiary . Y,,7,,.,,,7, Ann Galloway TFSBSUFGI' , ,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,,, Randy Large Valedicrorian i ...Richard Carpenier Salu+a+orian ,, YY,,,,, ,,Y,VA,,,a,,,, A nn Galloway Class-Nighi' Advisor va,,,a,.7a,,,aa,7,a,,...,.a,,,a,,,,,,a.,,a Mrs. Marie M. Cady -Q, if HE sfudenfs receiving class honors are: Richard Carpen+er, Valediclorian, ,Q wi+h an average of 95.75701 Ann Galloway, Salufaforian, wilh an average Q' '?: of 95.72703 Roberl Hermann, wi+h an average of 94.8475 Joan Giemza, wifh 94.06703 James Brann, wiih an average of 94.03701 and Carol Porfer, wifh 92.677c. Riia Kasky, Norman Adams, Kennefh Brown, Howard Baxier, Donald Urban, Donna Taylor, Norma Rienhardf, Elias Karim, Nancy MacCollis+er, Roberf Marble, Marion Flood, Rhea Green, Mary K. Johnson, Lewis Shank, Mary Lou Dickinson, Ellen Gufller, Susan Fisk, Paul Sensabaugh, Jeannine Seibel, and June Conley received averages of 9070 or above. Honor s+uden+s having an average of 8570 or above are: Naomi Colfhar, Louella Ogden, Georgia Rolf, Roberl Beard, Alvin Schwarlz, Barbara Heidenreich, Louise HackeH', Norma Siver, Edward Fowler, Lois Clay'I'on, Virginia Kalediian, Marcella McVene, Marilyn Milligan, Alice Sfevens, Sally Bafchelor, Ann Irwin, Lois Campbell, Claire Palmer, Ri+a Reed, Joan Traub, Jeanne Whi+e, Richard Mar+indale, Alan Swifl, Jean Giers, William Hall, Nancy Heffernan, Randy Large, lrene Scheffic, Donella Decker, Jack Thompson, Earl Conway, Margarel' Goodsell, Irving Powless, Donald Berfrand, Shirley Kenyon, Cafherine Adams, Lorraine Dunham, Marilyn Robinson, Rose Meiz, Pafricia Lambert Barbara Fryer, BeHy Jane Kalenak, James Longo, James Denick, Roberl' Hardy, Miriam Pierce, Cynihia Gales, Riia DePasquale, Marguerife Williams, Doris Bonner. Many of fhese sfudenls are on fhe Annual Sfafl, par+icipa+e in sporfs and dra- mafics, are ac+ive in sororiiies and frafernifies, are on senior commiHees, and have ofher exira curricular acfivifies. l ANNUAL STAFF OF 1947 Edilor in Chief Ann Galloway Assis+anl' Edilor Louise Haclcell' Business Manager Byron Slone Assislanl , Norma Rienhardl Adverlising Manager Richard Lewis Assislanls Belsy House, Virginia Kelediian, Joyce Wellner Circulalion Manager , r,,,, ,, r,,,,, , r,,,, ,Donna Taylor Assislanls Naomi Collhar, Shirley Crofool, Donella Declcer, Belly Kalenalc, Alla Tracy Slafislics , , ,,,v....,,,,...Y Marylou Dickinson, Cynlhia Gales, Edward lrving, Anne O'Brien Alumni ,, , Marion LaPierre, Shirley Kenyon Poefry , , . Roberl Hermann, Elias Karim Boys' Organizalions , , Y, , Donald Urban Girls' Organizalions s cccccc ,, , ,, ,Edwina Eger Liferaryz Joan Chard, Marilyn Milligan, Marilyn Robinson., Rifa Reed Music , ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, , , . Louella Ogden Arf s s L as . cccccc ,cccc M ary Jane Connell, Lois Claylon CLASS SONG OF 1947 - FAREWELL lMusic - Juanilal Lyrics by Louie G. Karim Soon +hrough 'fhy porfals, Like guiding hands of Mo+her , We shall leave wi+h mournful sighs, Were our leachers, fond and lrue Bearing fhe mem'ry, And lilce sislers, brolhers, Of happy days gone by. Were lhe friends we lmew. Chorus: Valleyi Our dear Valley, A We musl bid lhee a farewell, Valley, O'dear Valle , We bid Thee farewen. THE ALUMNI 1943 Marie La Pierre is an induslrial nurse al Brown Lipe Chapin. Belly Hammond, Janice Oerlel and Jane Vadeboncouer are engaged. Working-Jacqueline Dean, Elizabelh Pulver, Joanne Murray and Edilh Figie. Syr. Univ.-Alice Bailey, Carllon Dence, Lila Crosby, Doris Dibble, Janel Halliday, Adair Hine, Olive Mosher, Louise Malia, Jean Van DerVeer, Jean Du Bois, and Connie Carpenler. Married-Shirley Dodd, Eslher Lou Hayden, Germaine King, Lorraine Reiley, Failh Skinner, Mary Jane Yorkey, Doris Suils, Joyce Slevens, Frances Fay and Jean Lahey, Lucille Lemkau, Charlolle Chard, Jerry Dawson, Phyllis Ferrilo, Jack Milligan, Olive Mosher, Pal Per- rigo, Pal Rand, Bill Reiley, Rulh Van Wormor, and Joan Rulherlord. Discharged-Ed Kelailey, Bill Gaedeke, Bob Henson, George Miller, George Du Plessis, Wesley Klug, Thomas MacGlaugl1lin, and Bob Wells. Wall Barr is assislanl manager of lhe P. 8: C. Food Slore in Easlwood. Bill Tracy is manager ol Endicoll and Johnson Shoe Slore in Walerlown. 1944 Syr. Univ.-Richard Ogden, Roberl Millord, Joanne Kelley, John Kelcham, Elaine Molondo, Eileen O'Brien, Jean Powlesland, Belly Scarem, Peggy Simpson, and Barbara Taylor. Jane La Pierre is a laboralory assislanl al lhe Cily Lab. Frances'Skellon, Jean Crouch, Marion Ferrer, Jeanne Hall, Mary Jane Hoyl, Dorolhy Kozan, Marion Marlin, Rulh Rouse, and Gloria Russi are nurses. Married-Chuck Clill, Faye Grube, Barbara Limlorlh, Suzanne Slover, Helen Wrighl, Helen Abbol, Helen Allen, Ellen Davey, Helen Faulkner, Mary Finmore, Jannelle Hanchelle, Jeanelle Jullon, Lucille Kiley, Belly Knighl, Marion Marlin, Grace McClary, Lucile McGinley, and Pauline Padgell. Audrey Nichl is employed by Neal and Hyde, Inc. Wholesale Dry Goods. Rosemary Esper and Marjorie Wood are engaged. Raymond Chaffee is working al Weslern Eleclric. 1945 Virginia Kero is alfending S. U. Bruce Barr is now in Tokio wilh lhe Army. Joe Cady is allending Purdue Universily. Ellriedo Mulh, Don Sleer are working. Dorolhy La Salle is working al lhe Penicillin Planl. Donald Harris is slill in lhe Coasl Guards. ' Margarel Slreeler and Annabelle Dickinson are nurses. Frances French and Shirley Hillon are engaged lo be married. 1946 Syr. Univ.-John Locke, Dick Taber, Ada Knock, Bar- bara Paige, Muriel Powlesland, Clarence Vanselow, Carol Gross, Charlolle Hines, Bob Hambrechl and Hannah Onlko. Engaged-Louise Harl, Nancy Beers, Milly Ormsby, and Jean Knaack, Joyce Bennell, Dorolhy Rouse, Barbara Widlman. Helen Van De Veer and Nellie Kelaily are working. Carl Slone is running a gas slalion for his older brolher. Married-Marsh Websler, James Vollmer, Dolores Dor- land and Don Frickman. Chuck Robinson is now an M.P. in New Mexico. Bob Lewis is now an M.P. in lhe Blue Devil Division in Triesle. Dick Coon is a corporal in llaly. James Skellon is in lhe Eleclronics school al U. S. Naval Training Cenler, Greal Lakes, lllinois. Jack Gardner, Jim Egan, and John Slevenson are al- lending Clarkson College ol Technology. Lois Burley is allending S. U. wilh a slraighl A aver- age. lrene Gilberl is a Powers Model. Mary Ann Oswald and Diane Ganlly are Nurses al Binghamlon Cily Hospilal. Janelle Fealhers married George Websler and has a baby boy. Eunice Farringlon, Barbara Bronner, Muriel Selon and Jeanne Broll are working al lhe N. Y. Tel. Co. Jean Wallace is working al L. C. Smilh. Glen Knechl is allending Merryville College. ln fhe lasf half of our Senior year we losf a faifhful friend and excellenf leader, C. V. Harfson, our vice-principal.. Mr. Harfson was an elder of Soufh Presbyferian Church and a Boy Scouf leader for many years. Lasf February he was awarded fhe Silver Beaver, fhe highesf honor fhe Boy Scoufs can give, for his oufsfanding service. Valley sfudenfs will long remember him and fry fo live up fo his high ideals. These humble words are an affempf 'fo express our appre- ciafion for his service fo fhe communify and fhis school and fhe deep sense of loss felf by fhe sfudenfs and fhe faculfy. IN MEMORIAM, MR. C. V. HARTSON By Louie G. Karim 'Tis in fhe fond, yef loving mem'ry Thaf we dedicafe on fhis day, This medifafion on our dear friend, Who has passed away. He will march wifh us info fhe fufure, Tho on fhis earfh his soul's no more, Direcfing us foward fhe lighfed way, Jusf as he did before. Because in spirif he is wifh us, His love and sincereness will never die, For he was our beloved fafher, Here af Valley High. VALLEY TRI-Y O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl ,,,, Y, Anne Tormay Jeannine Beckwilh Vice-Presidenf , l , ,, , Nancy MacCollis+er Susan Roulsrin Recording Secre+ary , .,,,, Susan Roulslin Jayne Scorr Corresponding Secrerary , ,AnneHe Sfreefer Regina Perry TFGBSUFSF AV,V,,Y4,,,,.Y,,,,,,....VV,v.,,. Bernice Garloclt Anne'He S+ree+er His+orian , Be+sy Coyne Lois Tanneberger Chaplain V V...,V , , ,,o,,o, ,Sally Evans Be+sy Coyne Rl-Y opened ifs fall ac+ivi+ies wi+h +he candlelighf induc+ion of Lois Tanne- ml AM berger, Jean S+rei'Ff, Margie Sfreiff, Ralou Cosl, Kay Carr, Jean Palmisano, S' f?: Rosemarie Scranron, Jane Gulland, Shirley Fech+, Joan Vielehr, Joan Grass- man and Joan McGraf. l,.A,1..,,,:.,- I 2 1 5, .,,. In November and December we cooperaled wi'I'h 'Phe Y. W. C. A. in drives for money and school supplies for European children. We me+ wiih all 'lhe oiher Tri-Y's of Syracuse for a Chris+mas 'fesiival where carols were sung wilh a candlelighf service. Jean Palmisano and Virginia Hall were our delega+es +o fhe mid-winrer conven- 'Hon in Ufica. They broughl' back an excifing reporf of Their ac+ivi+ies +here. On January IO, Tri-Y held a dance, The Holiday Hangover . I+ was a 'fre- mendous success. We lhen had a friendship supper which also proved successful. Composifes were made up in January. Soon affer we held a successful food sale. We published a paper Valley Views wi+h school news. The spring rerm s'rar+ed wilh +he pledging of Ginny Marshall, Audrey Boone, Virginia Seifring, Grefa Gulland, Joan Locluward, Diane Russi, Winifred Coyne, Georginia Dauenhauer and Joan Veldran. ln 'lhe spring we had a non-profil dance for members and fheir escorfs. A young orphan girl was recenfly adop+ed from S+. Mary's Home. The girls have enioyed visi+ing her immensely. We closed a successful year wifh our annual ou+ing in June. THE KAPPA EPSILON CHAPTER OF HI-Y O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl' .,Y.w....... ....... R ichard Carpenler Lewis Young Vice-Presidenr ,,,Y,, ,.,..A. A lan Swifl' Alan Swifl' Treasurer .r.,rr,. ....... K en Padge++ Richard Lewis Secrelary ., ,. .,,,w.w Jerry Swibold Edgar Balcer Chaplain ..r.,,,.,,, ....,,,,..A.....,. W illiam Munroe Edward Seager URING 'lhe fall lerm lhe new members pledged in were: Lewis Young, Edgar Baker, Edward Diringer, Jaclc Foolcs, Marshal Gales, Eugene Ogden, Waller Quinnell, Edward Shryver and Edward Seager. This Spring 'lhe new mem- bers include, Walrer Wadsworfh, David Rodgers, Theodore DuKe++, Rober+ Gowing, Donald Randal, Roberr Melzler, David Hull and Francis Griffifhs. Hi-Y sponsored ils annual Hallowe'en Dance in fhe Valley High gym, November 24, I946. Confribulions faken a+ 'rhe dance were presenfed +o lhe Valley Arhlelic Club. Anorher successful Hi-Y dance was held February 7, I947 in +he school Gym- nasium. This year 'lhe Rush was held al' lhe home of Marshal Gales. Everyone enioyed himself including +he Candidares. We hope we shall find a prosperous year ahead for all Hi-Y Chaplers ihroughoul fhe na'l'ion. PHI DELTA SIGMA BETA O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf , , s Jim Egan Jack Shea Vice-Presideni' . Jim Brann Dick Johns Secre+ary , ,,,,,,,Y..,,,,,, .Bruce Young Bruce Young Corresponding Secrefary , ,Sianley Clark Bob Price Treasurer ,, , ,, i,,, Les Darrow Les Darrow Financial Secre'I'ary ,,,,, ,,,Jack Geis Jim Dwyer Sergean+-af-Arms ,,r,.,.,,,,.,,,, Earl Conway Jack Geis 5 ETA CHAPTER of Phi Delia Sigma began ifs 'Fall aciiviiies wi+h a rush pariy X 5 af +he home of Bro+her Johnson. The rushees were pledged as candidares AC Ihe following week af Broiher Johns' house. New members were, John Adank, Gerry Taylor, Richard Oswald, Earl Becker, and David Doyle. The spring ferm opened wifh a rush parfy ai Brofher Johnsons' house. The rushees were pledged af Broiher Becker's and Ihe candidales Hayride was held Ihe following week. The new members were, Gerry Bisson, Richard Diefendorf, Jack Duby, Howie Hall, Pai' Dugan and David Jones. Bela defeafed boih Senale and Zeia in baskefball. Beia is planning 'Io hold ifs annual Swee+hear'r Dance some'l'ime in May, bring- ing +o a close a successful year. 1..l.l.L....l-. DELTA CHAPTER OF K. E. O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presiden-l ,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,. M uriel Powlesland Mary Van Eselfine Vice-Presidenf .,,,.........,........ Susan Callahan Mary K. Johnson Recording Secrefary .Y,o........ Jeanne Smingler Nancy MacC0llisfer Corresponding Secrefary ..,. Sally Bafchler Janine Gardner Treasurer ..Y,,YAA..aa..a,.............. Joan Grifzner Rifa Reed Chaplain ...,,......v,... .a....,.. M arilyn Robinson Marilyn Milligan Advisor sY.,sss,,,,,,s...,.,,ss,s,,,,,,,., Mrs. Lohfi Kafhleen Nicholson HE elecfion and insfallafions of officers in June af fhe Hofel Syracuse was ,,,t 9,5 fhe firsf acfivify of fhe year for K. E. S' '75 ln preparafion for fhe convenfion, one of fhe largesf ever sponsored by a high school sororify, meefings were held during fhe summer so fhaf financial obliga- fions for fhis annual affair could be mef. A series of food sales, a concession af Valley Field Day and a Fall dance, called Fall Fanfasy , boosfed fhe freasury fo con- firm fhe success of fhe convenfion. From November 28 fo December I, as hosfess fo sevenfeen sfafe chapfers, Delfa enferfained wifh a dance af Drumlins, prize speaking confesf, Caf Chaf, Grand Ban- quef and Ball and elecfion of Grand Lodge officers af fhe Syracuse Hofel. Among fhe officers selecfed were Sisfers VanEsel+ine, Grand Lodge Sfafe presidenf, and Nancy Callahan, Firsf Edifor of fhe Blue and Gold. Affer fhis, K. E. held ifs annual Banquef in honor of fhe foofball feam December I7, I946. This was followed by a Chrisfmas Dinner Dance af fhe Persian Terrace. ln January anofher rummage sale was held and proved ifself a success. Anofher success was fhe Alumni Tea held a+ fhe home of Sisfer Loberg. On February 8 an overnighf parfy was held af Sisfer Morfon's farm. I Ofher acfivifies 'lhrough fhe year were fhe sale of head scarves, selecfion of Kafhleen Nicholson as advisor, a K. E. and Befa parfy, sfarfing of a scrapbook, and adopfion of a new inducfion sysfem. The following girls were inducfed in Ocfober: Shirley Abboff, Marion Beckwifh, Ralou Cosf, Mary Jane Doyle, Sally Evans, Cecelia Faye, Shirley Fechf, Marion Flood, Joan Heffernan, Marilyn Nosfranf, Rosemary Scranfon, Jean and Mariorie Sfrieff and Naomi and Nancy Wilson. Pledgees of fhe spring ferm were: Virginia Marshall, Jean Palmissano and Shirley Turo. On April 8 a ioinf parfy was held wifh Phi Delfa Sigma Befa af fhe Valley Church, April I5 marked fhe dafe for our annual Silver Tea af fhe house of Sisfer Rifa Reed. Easfer baskefs were made for underprivileged children. Formal pledge was held af fhe Hofel Syracuse on April 22. The pasf year was a very full year socially and financially for K. E. and will be closed by our annual ouf- ing in June. . xi ' . Ds C 1 r SENATE SOCIETY O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenr S ,,E,,w ,, ..,E,,.E Dick Greene Ronny MacDowelI Vice-Presidenl' , ,..., ,,.,,,.. E d Ballard Dick Greene Secreiary , S a,,Y .wa.a... K en Mooney Pere Cosi Treasurer . a,..a..w,..w, ,....... B ob Frickman Bob Frickman Sergeani'-al'-Arms ,av,. e,Y..... B ill Blanford Jack Greene Jack Meifz Marfy Graham HE Senafe Socie+y opened i+s school year wifh a rush par'fy ai' 'lhe home of Sena+or Frickman. The following were fall candidafesz Jim Lyfle, Byrne 15' 'Ti Kinney, David Lloyd, Marry Graham, Frank Websfer. Following ini+ia+ion a hayride was held 'For 'rhe new members. Sena+e and Bela played a successful baskeiball game during ihe season. The winier rush was held a+ Sena+or Gravina's home. The following were rushees: Hank Mirbach, Wall' Howard, Bob Dalfon, Johnny French, and Chuck Wafrous. Senafe held i+s Annual Spring Dance on May I6 and ii proved +o be a social and financial success. Sena+e will end a very successful year wiih an oufing af Snooks Pond. ADELPHEAN O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf ,, ,,,M,,,,, ,, ,,7,, , P africia Lamberf Barbara Heidenreich Vice-Presidenf ,7,,.,,w,,,,.r,...,.,, Dorofhy Webb Jeannine Siebel Recording Secrefary ,e,e....,,,. Ann Galloway Marfha Smifh Corresponding Secrefary .,,, Joan Chard Sally Greene Treasurer ,Ae,,,7e7,e,,.,., I , ,,.....7o, ,Carol Porfer Jane Ohlson Crific ,,.,, .,.,..A7,.o,,,v,,V.,,,........ J ane Ohlson Joan Traub Chaplain ,,Y,,,,.AAA,..,..,.,Y,,,,,..., Pafricia Rahrle Joan Lockward 2 HE Adelphean Sociefy of O.V.A. began ifs fall season by rushing new mem- bers af a Baby Rush af fhe home of Barbara Heidenreich. The second and as' f?i final rush was a Dress Rush held af fhe home of Joan Chard. The candidafes were as follows: Marlene Brisfol, Jane Doray, Peggy Hill, Dorofhy Knaack, Joan Lock- ward, Barbara Merwin, Joan Pickard, and Allie Ziegler. On Ocfober 22 fhe fall rush- ing season was broughf fo a close wifh a formal inifiafion banquel' af fhe Onondaga Hofel in fhe Louis Room. On Sepfember 29 af fhe home of Claire Palmer we sponsored a Silver Tea fo which all sororifies were invifed. All who affended spenf an enioyable affernoon. In fhe Valley gym on Ocfober I I fhe Adelpheans presenfed a Juke Box Jubilee . The feachers as well as sfudenfs had an excifing fime. Our annual Sadie Hawkins Day Hayride was held November 9 from 8 fo I0 and was followed by a parfy af Cresfmounf. The clubs and sororifies of Valley were invifed fo affend a Mee+ and Eaf Supper held in fhe Valley Presbyferian Church November 22 fo aid The financial supporf of our December dance. December 23 fhe previously menfioned dance, our annual Rendezvous in Holly , fook place al' Drumlins. The ioyful Chrisfmas afmosphere and fhe music of fhe Parisians bofh aided in making fhis a social as well as financial success. The spring ferm was ushered in by fhe insfallafion of fhe newly elecfed officers. Open-house, held af Barbara Fryer's home, sfarfed fhe rushing season for fhis ferm. Firsf rush, a Come as You Are Rush, was held af fhe home of Allie Ziegler. A Dress Rush followed. The enferfainmenf for fhe laffer rush was a fashion show in which dif- ferenf girls in fhe sociefy modeled. Nancy Blair, Barbara Greene, Grefa Gulland, Lilly Karim, Jackquiline Huffman, Marianne Locklin, Dorofhy Palmer, and Joan Wrighl' were pledged af 'I'he formal inifiafion banquef held in fhe Onondaga Hofel. Af fhis fime Pafricia Lamberf, our former presidenf, was presenfed her pendanf also Barbara Page accepfed fhe invifafion fo be our iunior Advisor. To bring fhe former and presenf members of Adelphean fogefher an Alumnae Tea was given. On fhis occasion fhere was an inferchanging of ideas on fhe funcfion- ings of fhe sociefy now and in fhe pasf. For fhose members wishing fo affend we had a Slumber Parfy in May. The suc- cessful acfivifies of fhis year were concluded by our annual oufing held af Green Lake. i ZETA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA SIGMA O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf . II....wYV .....,... R andy Large Roger Woods Vice-Presidenf .. . ,,,,,,., Bill Herman Dick Fisher Secrefary .,,...,,,.A,.,r,,,r.,,..,..... Jim Tasker Bud Marshall Corresponding Secrefary .,.. Bud Marshall Randy Large Financial Secrefary .....s..V,,.., Roger Woods Bill Herman Treasurer ,.ii,,.,,,,, .,,.............. J ohn Maggio John Maggio Sergeanf-af-Arms . , .,,.,,,,, Spiro Moshanas Jack Moreland Hisforian , , ,,,,, .,,,,.. ,, Ed Moser V V. i HE fall ferm of Phi Delfa Sigma, Zefa Chapfer, opened wifh a rush parfy af na :W fhe home of Brofher Marshall. Firsf and final nighfs were held downfown. 'fi' YT- A formal pledge and banquef were held af Aureli's. The new brofhers were: Frank Romano, Ed Lively, Ed Moser, Ernie Lafhrop, Frank Palermo, Red Truesdall, and Willard DeSaw. Zefa held ifs second Annual Ragland Romp early in 'ihe fall. I+ was a compleie success. A frafernify foofball feam was organized and enioyed an undefeafed season. The spring ferm began wifh a rush parfy a+ Brofher Large's. Firsf nighf was af Brofher Marshall's home and final nighf was held downfown. We had our fourfh annual banquef and formal pledge af Aureli's, in Liverpool. The candidafes sworn in 'rhen were: Horace Bohemier, Wilbur Moreland, Richard and Donald Kresser, George DePerior, Dick Smifh, Charles Ciferaffa, and Roberf Merriff. The frafernify welcomed back eighf Alumni who had seen service during 'rhe war, and are back af school. Zefa chapfer is losing fhis year, due 'ro graduafion, 'rhe following Brofhers: Randy Large, Bud Marshall, Spiro Moshanas, Bill Herman, Dick Fisher, Jack Moreland, Roger Woods, Ed Moser and Richard Kresser. We are planning fwo dances for lafe in May, An Old Fashioned Barn Dance and Our Annual Sweefhearf Dance. Also planned, for lafe in June, is fhe Annual Oufing af Green Lake. Zefa Chapfer enjoyed a successful year, bofh socially and financially. Pl PHI O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term President F,F,A,,,, ,,,,,,, D orofhy Farring+on Joyce Vanderwedge Vice-Presidenf ....4,.,......,..,,.,, Rufh Higgins Hazel Smifh Recording Secrefary ,,,.,,,.,,,, Jayne ScoH Dorolhy Farringlon Treasurer Y,,,.,,,,,,,,A,.,w,,,,,,,,,.,, Hazel Smifh Mary Mullarie Corresponding Secrelary ,,,, Shirley Kenyon Doris Bonner Chaplain ,,,,,,.,,i,A,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,A. JeaneHe Speno Cynlhia Gales .,.,.......,,.,.Jean Giers Donna Francoeur HE Alpha Chapfer of Pi Cmega Phi began Hs fall 'lerm wi+h insfallalion of ,, i N, officers. Rushes were held for new candidales and formal pledge fool: TJ place af Hofel Syracuse. The girls pledged were: Mary Lou Dickinson, Jean Mar+in, Barbara Cash, Joan O'Shea, Kay Carr, Doris Bonner, Janel' Sharron, Beryl Broil, Janef Young, and Mary Toppazzini. A hayride and pariy was held for +he new members. The par+y fool: place a+ fhe home of Doris Bonner. Sergeanf-af-Arms ' i To i W R f f A Moiher and Daughler Banquel' +oolc place a+ which new oFFicers were insfalled. During December Pi Phi held a raffle which was very successful. The spring 'I'erm opened wi+h our annual Founders Day Tea al' fhe home of Kay and Nora Carr, old and new members affended and were again pledged. Rushes were held for new candidafes wi+h Formal Pledge a+ Hofel Syracuse. The following girls were pledged: Yolando Monlalio, Priscilla Conger, Mary Lou Sl'an+on, Pal' Cu- loH'i, Rober+a Arnold, Marilyn Frey, Rosemary Reidy, and Cecelia Grenga. ln March, a banquel' was held in honor of fhe baslcefball +eam al' Valley Mefhodisl' Church. Pi Phi held lheir annual dance May 2 in Valley gymn which was enioyed by everyone. A food sale was held during l'he l'erm. To end our successful +erm, an ouiing was held al' Green Lake, and was enioyed by everyone who aH'ended. TAU SIGMA FRATERNITY O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presiden+ , , ,,,,, Richard Young l Donald Urban Vice-Presidenf . , Jaclc Thompson Richard Young Secre'l'ary James Deniclr Roberf Hermann Treasurer , Donald Urban Roberl Hardy Advisor .A ,,,aa, L ,, , Mr. Leigh Mr. Leigh place among fhe elrle of school orgamzahons The original members when ii ' il was organized in i945 were George Delor, John Loclxe, Richard Taber, Rober+ Lewis, Donald Fahey, Franlc Peabody, Roberl Marble, and Jack Anderson. Hs sleady rise in +he fra'I'erni+y-sororify social life is due +o fhe hard worlc and perseverance of Hs brolhers and execulives. rag LTHOUGH comparalively new a+ Valley, Tau Sigma has rapidly faken ifs Tau Sigma's I946-47 season sl'ar+ed off wilh fhe fall rush par'I'y a+ Donald Urban's house. Pledged were Donald Leigh, Donald Cranson, Homer Conine, Paul Hill, Ron- ald Fish, Gerald Knechf, James Bedigian, Paul Josyln, and Duane Ballard. The semi- annual candidafes' hayride on Ociober 26 proved such a success +ha+ a second was held on December 2l. On November 22, in coniunclion wilh Thefa Mu Sororily, we held a very success- ful dance, The Turkey Tro+ , in 'lhe Valley Gym, wifh music furnished by fhe Melody Maslers. To climax 'rhe year, 'lhe brorhers and iheir dares spenf an enioyable New Year's Eve a+ Roberf Marble's house. The new ierm opened wilh 'lhe eleclion of fhe presen+ slale of officers and +he spring rush par+y a+ +he home of Roberf Hardy. lnducied +his +erm were Roberl Voellc, Terry Fay, Walrer Maier, Tony Spagnola, Jack Jarvis, and William Richardson. As usual 'I'here was a hayride for lhe new members, lhis ferm on April l2. The +radi+ional outing a+ Green Lalce Park will long be remembered as an ou'f- s+anding +ime. To us, fhis has been an eveniful year, socially and financially. THETA MU SOCIETY O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl ,,,,,, , ,,.... ,,,.,,,,, A nne Allen Peggy Williams Vice-Presidenl ,Y,,,,,,A,,A,,,A,,A... Peggy Williams Dorofhy Irwin Recording Secrelary ,7.e........ Palricia Joyce Nancy Heffernon Corresponding Secrelary ,,,. Joan Vielehr Barbara Heidenrich Treasurer s,,e,,rs,,A,,,,s,,,,..,,,,,.,, Dorolhy lrwin Marcella Hunler Councilor ,, , ,,,Carol Porler Anne Allen Chaplain ,, ,,,,,,, .,,.,..,. S hirley Mooney Calherine Adams Advisor s. , ,cccs...,sA.. ., ,.,...,. ......s,c..,,.scs, .,,c , , Mrs. Leo J. Allen Colors ,,,, ,, ,r,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,rr,,,,. .,,YY,.,,,,,, G r een and While in gm: held a+ 'rhe home of Carol Porler The following gurls were rushed Alice Q1 F75 Hersea, Joan McGra'l'h, Emma Robinson, Anne lrwln, Anne Parody, Jean Simms, Barbara Halsey, Anne Slearns, Sally Keller, Alice S'revens, and Dorofhy Palmer. HETA KAPPA MU slarled ou+ lhe fall lerm wilh a lolipop rush which was ,fix if I . . : . A very successful dance called lhe Turkey Trol ' was held in November. ll' was a ioinl dance wi+h Tau Sigma. There was an excellenl' 'rurnoul for Mid-Winler SIeighride which was held in January. On February, lhere was a gummy rush held al Ihe home of Jean Simms. The following girls were rushed: Eileen Allen, Nancy Bishop, Suzanne Avery, Beverly Fish, Mary Lou Taffe, John O'Shea, Shirley Taylor, Lois McCar+hy, Barbara Gage, Joyce Kavanough and Charleen Williams. A birlhday par'l'y for 'rhe sociely was held in March al' Enrico's Hall. They have made quife a few favors for lhe Red Cross. Thela Mu girls 'Feel fhal' l'hey have had a very successful year, socially and financially. ALPHA DELTA PHI O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presideni' , JeaneHe Feafhers Beisy House Vice-Presideni' Georgia Rolf Jerry Williams Secrelary , ,, Naomi Colihar Shirley Crofool Treasurer , A N ,Leanore Cox Joan Giemza Corresponding Secrelary . ,Enid Rogers Lorraine Dunham Sergeani-a+-Arms . .Befsy House Jill Siple , ,Theresa Songer Naomi Colfhar Chaplain gg QL LPHA DELTA PHI began ils fall aciivifies wiih a Sei-Acquain+ed Rush Ziyi +ha'r was held af 'rhe home of Miss Naomi Collhar. On Ociober l7+h ihe uvgs Q following girls were pledged ai Hoiel Syracuse: Barbara Collins, June Con- ley, Be++y Deland, Ke+ha Coe, Rena Coe, Lorraine Sheffield and Marilyn Yale. A Chrisimas parfy was held a+ fhe home of Lorraine Sheffield on Dec. l9. Then December 22nd, ihe girls of Delia Phi weni' Chrisfmas Caroling. The Spring ierm opened wi'rh a Valeniine dance held in ihe school gym. The Cupid Fling dance proved 'ro be a social and financial success. On February 25+h ihe firsl' candidaies' rush was held ai ihe home of ihe Presideni, Miss Beisy House. The girls who ailended are as follows: Marie Barnello, Janei De- lano, Nancy Freeman, Marion Gallonis, Sweila Luvachio, Shirley Tracy and Muriel Vilafson. lni+ia+ion began wiih Bums' Rush on March 4ih which ioolc place a+ Barbara Collins' home. The following Friday Naomi Colihar had a paiama parfy for ihe members and candidaies. A hayride was given for ihe candidaies on The evening of March 8+h. Final nighi' was held on March I Hh. S+. Pa+riclc's Day was chosen for formal pledge which was ai Hoiel Syracuse. A banquei preceded ihe pledge where members, candidaies and a few alumni were presen'I'. Miss Gould, ihe sorori'fy's advisor, and The pas+ presideni' presided while +he Presidenf induc+ed ihe pledgees. On April lsi a Whife Elephani sale was held for lhe members of fhe sororiiy and ai Eas+er iime ihe girls made Eas+er baslceis for ihe children's home. An assembly was held in lhe middle of April. Delia Phi closed +he season wi'l'h their annual Moiher and Daugh+er Banquet ln +he summer monihs 'rhe girls will hold 'iheir annual summer ouiing. GAMMA ALPHA PSI O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenr ,S,SS,,,Y,S,,S,,S YS,,S,.., A Ifreda Dibello Marilyn Simmons Vice-Presidenl' ,, .,,, ,,.,i,,,,i M arilyn Simmons Recording Secrefary ....,,,w.... Joan Hamilfon Corresponding Secrelary .,,. Marilyn Mahar Susie McDougall-Valley Ardelh Busch Marcia Lavoie Treasurer A, ,, ,A,,s,,.,,....,,,,,,,,,, Elaine Bruns Elaine Bruns Adverlising Manager ....,4,... Helen Sullivan Phyllis Nichf, Hellen Sullivan Hisforian .,.s,,,,ss,,,,s,.,,.........,. Ardelh Busch -Valley Advisor s s,,s,7s,,Y,s,,,,,,,s,,...ss, Miss Van Luven Jean Yerdon-Valley r 4 r' .IIS V 4 I . 497332 7. Ii Q-I AMMA ALPHA PSI opened ils fall Ierm wifh Susie McDougall on Ocfober lsf. Phyllis Nichl Valley who was rushed al Ihis lime a rush Iea a+ Ihe home of was Ihe only candidale 'From A banque+ was held a+ Tubber+'s on November 5, for Ihe new members. Our semi-annual banquel was again held af Tubber+'s Ihe 25+h of March. On Seplember 20+h we held a Back Io School Dance al' Blessed Sacramenl' School in Easlwood. Music was by Ihe Parisians. A hayride was held on December 27 al' Greaimouni. This was a greal success. A formal dinner dance was held a+ Ihe Persian Terrace May I. The music was by Ihe Parisians. On Oclober 25 and again on December I9, we had a ioinf meeI'ing wi'Ih N. Y. Alpha of Easlwood a+ Ihe Y. W. C. A. We also had a ioinl' meeling wi+h Senafe of Valley al' 'Ihe home of Susie McDougall. On February I8Ih Formal Pledge was held ai Ho+el Syracuse for 'Ihe following candida'I'es from Valley: Virginia Seifering, Ann Monk, Ellen Suifs, Helen Sui'I's, Gloria Harfling, Cleonice Whalen, and Barbara Michels. Final nighl was held affer Formal Pledge on February 25, aI 'Ihe home of Phyllis Nichl. As mosl people of Valley have heard, Gamma Alpha Psi is a nafional and infer- nafional sororily. Chapfers are found no'I' only in Ihe Uniled S+a+es buf also in Canada. In Syracuse bolh Valley and Easfwood girls make up our chapier. We have for'I'y girls allogelher. DRACOVA O F F l C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presiden+ , ,,,Carol Porrer Joann Large Vice-Presidenl . ,,Mar+ha Smilh James Alvord Recording Secrerary Marion La Pierre Luella Cgden Treasurer , N ., ..Marie Eger Gerald Knechl Corresponding Secrefary ,,,r Joann Hardy Donna Taylor Sergean+-a+-Arms , , , ,Randolph Large Jack Clark Chaplain . , ,Jack Mulvey Jack Mulvey Lena Eloise Ke+cham .9 Q +orrum. New members include: Donna Taylor, Virginia Kelediian, Joyce Black James Alvord, Beryl BroH, Jack Clark, Beverly Cole, Joan Kane, Ray Klock, Jean Lawyer, Jack Mulvey, Luella Ogden, Hilda Pora+a, James Smi+h, Ellen Suirs and Joann Wright lns+alla+ion of lhese new members was a+ 'rhe home of Marie Eger. Refreshmen+s and en+er+ainmen+ followed 'rhe ins1'alla+ion. A E Advisor RACOVA s+ar+ed ifs year of ac+ivi+ies by holding +ryou+s in fhe school audi- ln Oclober Mrs. Kelcham arranged for as many as desired +o see Shadow and Subs'rance ro a++end a performance al' Civic Thea+re on lhe Hill. H' was a profilable underlaking as i+ enabled us To see a finished lay. We were also given fhe courlesy of a +rip back slage, where a +our showed us hiow scenery and props were assembled and used. Kenne+h Bowles who played a leading role accep'red an invirafion from Mrs. Kelcham +o direcl a 'lhree acl play for Dracova. Work on a fhree ac+ play en+i+led Snafu was sfarled and confinued for many weeks and monlhs, bu'r due +o unforeseen circumslances we were 'forced +o disconfinue +his produc'I'ion. Because of Mrs. Ke+cham's four monfh absence, due 'ro +he illness and subsequenf dea+h of her mofher we were unable +o carry our +he program previously planned. During March a scripi was wriHen for an assembly which was presenfed in May. The commi++ee for fhis was Pal' Young, Bob Hardy, Carol Porfer, Rifa Kasky, Donna Taylor and Joann Large. Dracova will end i+s year of ac+ivi+ies wifh fhe annual banquel' which will consisr of dinner and dancing. I. R. C. O F F l C E R S Presidenf , , , ,, .7A ,,,, ,, , . , John Whifney Vice-Presidenf , , ,,.,, Norman Adams Secrefary ,,Y,Y,,.,,,,A, A,,, Y,Y,,,,,. N a omi Colfhar Assisfanf Secrefary ,,,YA,. ..,,, , M arion LaPierre Treasurer ,,,r,,,,A,a,., s. ,, ..,r . ..,,,r Arfhur Ziegler Chaplain ,,,,,,A,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,a. A.AY,,.,aa,,,,,.,..,,A..,,,A,,,,,,,,,, W a lfer Wadsworfh Advisor ,A,,, , AY,,7,,, ,,7, .Y.A.A,,,,,Y.,, , , , .,,,,, Mrs. Marie M. Cady NTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB has complefed ifs fhird successful year. The acfive members are: Norman Adams, Cafherine Adams, Naomi Colfhar, Edwina Eger, Susan Fisk, Marion Flood, Barbara Fryer, Ann Gallo- way, Bernice Johnson, Rifa Kasky, Charloffe Kefcham, Karl Kornick, Marion LaPierre, Norma Rienhardf, Anne Tormay, Donald Urban, Walfer Wadsworfh, Arfhur Ziegler, and John Whifney. The New Members of fhe spring ferm are, Joann Large, Anneffe Sfreefer, James Bedigian, Marlin Ahlsfrand, and Roberf Braunifzer. The club meefs every fwo weelcs af fhe homes of various members fo discuss world affairs. A few of fhe fopics were: Alaska, Hawaii, Occupafion of Japan and Germany, and fhe Unifed Sfafes versus Russia. Members of fhe organizafion affended such lecfures as Occupafion of Japan by Bradford Smifh and Wha+ Russia Wan+s by Prof. Warren B. Walsh. Some affended a conference held af fhe Y. W. C. A. on March 2l, I947. The fifle of fhe conference was U. S. S. R.-U. S. A. and us. Two I. R. C. members helped represenf Valley High School's Team which com- pefed againsf ofher high schools on WFBL's quiz programs. Along wifh fhis heavy schedule, I. R. C. also had ifs Iighfer side. A Chrisfmas parfy was held af fhe home of Norman Adams. Also an Easfer Parfy during Easfer vacafion al fhe home of Edwina Eger. They were bofh enioyed. Wifh fhe aid of Mrs. Marie M. Cady, I. R. C. has carried on fhe high sfandard of fhe organizafion which fhey have mainfained for fhree years, and hope fo mainfain in fhe fufure. SUB-DEB CLUB O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf ., ,, . ,Rifa Reed Jane Ohlson Vice-Presidenf Jane Ohlson Joan Traub Recording Secrefary , , ,Marilyn Milligan Dorofhy Webb Corresponding Secrefary , ,Marilyn Robinson Shirley Fechf Treasurer H . . , ,or, Paf Lamberf Beffy Kalenak Crific , , , ,, ,Marfha Smifh Joan Chard Chaplain , ., , , Shirley Fechf Lillian Fisher HE Sub-Deb Club of O.V.A. began fall acfivifies wifh rushing Joan Vielehr, . K, 9, . Shirley Turo, Cecilia Faye, Barbara Beaver, Jane Gulland, Marian and Jean- .Si ni. lb . nine Beclcwifh and Lillian Fisher. Rushing began wifh Open House which was held af fhe home of Beffy Kalenalc. This was followed by fwo rushes. Our semi- annual Bobby Sox and a hay ride rush was held wifh a parfy afferwards af 'I'he home of Lois Campbell. On Ccfober 24, fhese girls were accepfed info fhe organizafion af a banquef held af fhe Hofel Syracuse. Also in Ocfober five dollars was given fo fhe Communify Chesf. A Barnyard Ball was held in fhe school gymn, November I5 wifh Joan Chard as chairman. The colorful decorafions and music of Arf Benning's Orchesfra added lo fhis social and financial success. Lafe in November, fhe Sub-Debs began worlc on sfuffed animals and foys which were confribufed fo 'rhe Chrisfmas Bureau. An oufing was held af Drumlins, December 3l, where fhe girls enioyed 'Themselves slcafing and skiing. December 28, a closed dance was held af fhe home of Lois Campbell for mem- bers and lafer in January fhe girls enjoyed 'rhemselves af a slumber parfy af Lois Campbell's home. A Silver Tea was fhe evenf which fool: place af fhe home of Mary Kafherine Johnson on Sunday, January I9. Many were presenf including feachers, parenfs and friends. Shirley Fechf acfed as chairman. The Spring ferm opened under fhe leadership of our new presidenf, Jane Ohlson. Rushing began wifh an open house a+ fhe home of Louise Haclreff. Following fhaf was our semi-annual Bobby Sox Rush af fhe home of Joan Chard. On March 26, fhe following girls were pledged: Beverl Coon, Marfha Doyle, Marilyn Nosfrand, Yolanda Monfaldo and Helen Reilly. Pledging fool: place wifh a banquef af fhe Hofel Syracuse, on March 26. During January fhe girls and our helpful advisor, Mrs. Harmon had picfures falxen for a composife of fhe group. On March 30 Sub-Deb held an open parfy celebrafing fheir fourfh anniversary. This was held af fhe home of Marion and Jeannine Beclcwifh and enjoyed by all presenf. JUNIOR CLASS O F F I C E R S Presideni' , ,,,,,, .. Phillip Plessas Vice-Presidenf ,, Y, ,, ,,,Virginia Hall Secre+ary Y, , ,, , ,James Dwyer Treasurer , , U , ,,,,,, A ,, , John T. Kelley Class of 47 became 'rhe nln+h organized Junior Class In fhe huslory of 'lr' -1 Valley. X. at ITH fhe elec+ion of officers af a meefing in November of I946, 'lhe Junior Rv Ne., . .... . G 1 le A+ a meefing in December represen'I'a'I'ives were chosen from each Junior Home- room whose duly if was 'ro collecf dues from each member of +he class. The money used for +he Junior Prom, held in May wifh Dick Kowell's Orchesfra was well spenl. We hope lhe page wriH'en in rhe hisfory of O.V.A. by us will be loolced upon wi+h pride borh by lhose who have gone before and by ihose who 'follow us. BAND Luigi' R. THERON FORBES, 'the presenl direclor of +he Onondaga Valley High S' School Band, has been direcling and 'reaching ihe members of ihe band since a year ago Seplember. The inslrumenlal lessons are given 'free fo pupils wifh falenf who are willing +o work. ln 'rhe +ime since Mr. Forbes has falcen over 'l'he school band, if has improved im- mensely. This year The band is composed mosfly of pupils who will be in +he organiza- +ion for a+ leas+ fwo or lhree more years. The band has played for our 'foo+ball games, +he Boy Scoui' rally, and for The Chamber of Commerce. Afler a pupil has been in 'lhe school band 'For a period of one year, he is enlifled +o wear +he school block le'Her. For each addilional year in +he band, he is given a bar. THE VALLEY MAJORETTES LTHOUGH fhe drum maioreHes are a par'r of 'rhe school band we have fwirled ou'l of fown wilh fhe American Legion Band. We also marched wiih ffQ'..5'f...1i fhe Junior American Legion Drum Corps lasl' summer. No maioreHes, as long as Valley has had lhem, have been invifed 'lo march in a parade or 'ro pu'r on a performance, unlil +his year's iwirlers. We hope +he fwirlers who are coming in+o +he band will have as many good 'rimes as we who are leaving. 5 , .,,.J' CHORUS HE Valley Chorus has expanded fo a mixed chorus wifh eighfy parficipanfs. ' They meef five days a week in chorus classes and one ioinf meefing each week af 8:00 A.M. on Friday mornings. They have parficipafed in many programs: a Chrisfmas program including fhe ' boys' chorus: A very effecfive Easfer assembly program: The Annual Spring Fesfival af Lincoln Audiforium: and a radio broadcasf sfafion WSYR. We wish fo fhank bofh Mrs. Horfense Dederer, our direcfor, and Elizabefh Hafha- i way, who helped in making our year successful. u -yi Florence Dalfon and Ronny MacDowell who in refurn were chosen fo lead .3:f-if fhe new squad consisfing of: Paf Lamberf, Beffy Kalenak, Rifa Reed, Gerfie Demers, Joan Chard, Shirley Fechf and Jake Gravina. Head cheerleaders were ouf- fiffed in whife, while fhe ofhers kepf fhe cusfomary whife shirfs and maroon sweafers. sweafers. , 3 CHEERLEADERS HE cheerleaders of O.V.A. sfarfed fhe season wifh fhe refurning veferans, C-L ' 1' l . 6, To help raise fhe spirif of fhe sfudenfs a pep-fesf was held af Meachem field fhe nighf before our firsf game wifh Noffingham. The seffing was a large bon-fire, school cheers were given and songs were sung. A few weeks lafer anofher pep-fesf was held in fhe audiforium where new cheers were infroduced. The cheerleaders were found af all foofball games mosf of which were played af Roosevelf field, and fhe baskefball games played af Valley. Closing our season wifh much inspirafion from our Championship foofball feam, fhe cheerleaders in refurn puf on a dance Cheerleaders' Sfomp in honor of our I greaf feam. The Cheerleaders had a very successful ferm. AVTCLUB O F F I C E R S Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl' s , , , Nancy Beers Mary Jane Connell Vice-Presidenl ,,,,, .Mary Jane Connell Lois Clayion Secrefary ,, ,, , ,.,Marie Mallory Mary Van Eseliine Treasurer , , ,,.,..,, Menzo King AnneH'e S+ree+er AJVFSOI' f fs V.,e .,.eA , , ,,,e Miss Edi+h Horle Miss Edi+h Horle f . HE Ari Club of Onondaga Valley Academy consisls of ihose s+uden'I's who have excep+ional abili+y in arl. ff' P71 The sfudenls who are parlicipafing in +he Ari Club are: Shirley Abbo'H, Lois Claylon, Priscilla Conger, Mary Jane Connell, Bernice Garlock, Jane Gulland, Barbara Halsey, Menzo King, Dorolhy Knaclc, Regina Perry, AnneHe Sfreeier, Mary Toppazzini, Mary Van Eselfine. ' Menzo King, one of our arf s+uden+s, was given lhird prize for a posler and Phyllis Nichl was given honorable men+ion for a design in lhe Scholaslic by E. W. Edwards 81 Son held al Syracuse Museum of Fine Ar+s. The prizes were awarded af a preview for +he s+uden+s and +heir families. The Ari Club sponsored l'he Pennsylvania Cullural Olympics Ari' Exhibiiion by high school s+uden+s who submi'H'ed prinlings, drawings and block prinis. The High School Camera Con+es+ winners' pic+ures were shown in +he Onondaga Valley Library. The Club charfered a bus and invifed oihers inleresled +o go and see fhe Elevenlh Nalional Ceramic Exhibiiion held ai fhe Syracuse Museum of Fine Aris. The Ar+ Club has gone far in 'lhe field of arf and has had a successful year socially and financially. They have planned evenfs for +he spring ferm. OURFACULTY f Q gg . HE pasf lerm has marked many changes in 'lhe faculfy of our school. Miss Paddock leH 'lhe school for a posi'rion in +l1e New York S+a+e 15' '?: lns'fi+u+e of Applied Aris and Sciences. Afler many subs+i+u+es in The Busi- ness Course, her posilion was 'Filled by Miss Frances Ash who faughf af Vocafional in +he previous years. Mr. Lewis Szales came lo Valley 'lo assisi Mr. S+over in +he Physical Educaiion Deparfmenf on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He goes 'lo Bellview Junior High for +he resi of lhe weelc. JUNIOR RED CROSS ,. ,,.. ,. , Qi 3 HE Junior Red Cross of Onondaga Valley Academy kepl busy ihis year, wg My which proved worfh while. We collecfed 524.80 and 'lhis enrolled The S' '51 school one-hundred percenf. Las+ Chrisimas 'lhe ar+ classes made favors and Chrisfmas cards for ve'l'erans' hospiials, and 'lhose who were no'I' busy wi+h cards filled boxes for children overseas. Some of our girls hemmed handkerchiefs and furned ou+ laye+'re se+s. Once more The pupils are hard a+ work making Easier favors and paper hafs for our vererans in hospifals. OU R FACU LTY-Conlinued ln rhe Clofhing Deparlmenr, Miss Cafherine Connell replaced Mrs. Sabbarese who 'rook over ihe Foods Deparfmenl' which was vacaied by Onna Maloney who is af Fordham Universiry receiving a mas+er's degree. Miss Marrha Caldwell replaced Mr. Harry Menasian in +he 9+h year social sfudies. Mr. Menasian was called 'lo 'leach veierans ai Cenfral High School. Mrs. Marie Cady is reaching ihe American Hisiory which Miss Pidge vacaled fo feach in fhe English Deparimeni because of +he resignaiion of Mrs. Cregg. Miss Hildegarde Brisiol 'look Mrs. Theron Forbes place in ihe Junior High Music Deparrmeni. Miss Nina Thomas replaced Miss Mary Hogan, who reiired, in 'lhe Social Siudies Deparimenf. A+ rhis 'rime we should like 'l'o welcome all ihe new 'leachers and we hope +hey enjoy leaching al Valley. We should also like 'lo say +ha+ we miss +hose who have lefi' and wish 'rhem good luck wherever ihey may go. To all our ieachers, boih old and new, we seniors 'rake 'rhis opporlunily io 'ihank Them for 'rhe palience and undersfanding wilh which +hey imparled +o us all fhe knowledge we have gained during our years ai Valley. Q 2 if :X , S' : 'I Jwiwlzmau.. X V4 ii? - ! I V . Q 2 in L-, FOOTBALL Valley. .., , ,,.. 0 Auburn ,.,...A 7....... , 3I Valley , ,.....,,, I9 Easfwood ,. , ....,. 0 Valley ...,,l,..,,. 27 Noffingham ,,,,,.,, .. 0 Valley ,.........,. 20 C.B.A. ..,A,,a... w..,.. I 2 Valley aa,.v...,,,. I3 Cenfral ,.,,.aAe v..,a,A 0 Valley .aa,....,aaA 40 Norfh .,......aav.a,a.,a,. 0 Valley ,,,,,a,a,,,. 3I Vocafional Al,l.l,l.,e,,, 6 Valley ,,e,,,...,,, 0 Whife Plains ....wa,... 34 CITY CHAMPIONS AST year Valley's foofball season furned ouf fo be a greaf success. Affer many hard foughf confesfs, Valley ended fhe season wifh six conference 51 .... if wins and fwo ouf-of-fown losses. The co-capfains were Bob Taylor and Mike Reilly. The leffermen consisfed of Longo, Mooney, Milligan, Denick, Egan, Baum, Bob Price, Rouse, Six, Peabody, Baxfer, Brann, Arf Cosf, Conway, Dwyer, Greene and Kelly. Valley Iosf fheir firsf game of fhe season againsf Auburn buf came back fo fhe cify fo win fheir opening game in fhe conference by beafing Noffingham af Roosevelf Field. The feam won fheir nexf five conference games by defeafing Cenfral, Voca- fional, Easfwood, C.B.A. and Norfh. The C.B.A. game will be long remembered as fhe besf and mosf excifing high school game fo be played in fhe cify for a number of years. Af a posf-season game, fhe Valley 'ream fraveled fo Whife Plains, New York, where 'they were beafen by a powerful and rugged Whife Plains High School feam on Thanksgiving morning. Congrafulafions go fo Mike Reilly, Co-capfain, who was awarded fhe mosf valuable player frophy which, affer fhree years of excellenf playing, he greafly de- served, and fo Mel Baum, Don Six, Dick Price and Ken Mooney, fhe high scorer in fhe conference, who received all scholasfic honors. There will be fwenfy players refurning for nexf year's feam and fhe feam of '46 wishes good luck fo fhose on fhe '47 feam for a successful and enioyable season. HOCKEY O.V.A. 6 Ska neafeles I O.V.A. 2 Rome 3 O.V.A. 3 Skanealeles 0 O.V.A. 2 Rome 3 O.V.A. 3 Rome 5 LV' .AA.' ROM +he s+andpoin+ of games won Valley's Hockey Teams's percenfage would be .400, bul' lack of playing wea+her hampered efforfs lo secure a higher average. Team members were Jim Longo, Grey Barr, Alan Gallo- way, Jack Dalfon, Byrne Kinney, Jack Greene, Dick Perkins, Mar+y Graham, Red San+orum, Paul and Wall Maier, Don Moore, Bob Rouse, and Jack Mefz. Coach Dila Blandford +ells us +ha+ The Peanur Line of Blandford, Sfryker, and Wafrous will do grear rhings in +he fuiure. BASKETBALL O.V.A. Norfh , O.V.A C.B.A. O.V.A. Norlh , O.V.A. , Easiwood O.V.A. Ceniral i O.V.A. , Easiwood O.V.A. Ceniral O.V.A. , Vocafional O.V.A. , NoHingham O.V.A. , Vocafional O.V.A. , Noilingham O.V.A. , , Auburn C.B.A. i O.V.A., so Auburn . QL Pele Cosf, Jim Milligan, Ken Mooney, Bob Schalk, John Maggio, and Norm BN 30. Jock, poleniially a snappy club, managed io win bu+ +wo games. This lack of vic+ories was offsel' ihough by fine spiriis on +he pari of +he whole +eam, varsiiy and- Junior varsi+y, even when +hings looked darkes+. O.V.A. ALLEY'S baskeiball 'ream of Bob Palmer, Jim Brann, Bob Taylor, Bob Price, D., , 4 x From 'lhe performance of +he junior varsiry on several occasions and +he prospec- +ive re+urn of several leH'ersmen, nexf year's season should prove much finer. BASEBALL L, 'a Qty. ITH six velerans re+urning from las+ year 'lhe baseball +eam is slaied for greaf 2 - Things. Bob Fireball Price refurns io fhe mound wiih 'rhe able assis+ance 1426 B- of Pele Cos+ and Ken Mooney behind +he plafe. Ou'I'fielclers Dick Young and Jim Denick will be back in fheir old spof in +he soup wi+h Bob Horning covering second base. BASKETBALL I x',, HE Cap+ain of one 'ream was Joan Wrighlg guards: Loraine Hanche'H', Phyllis ffl Nich+g forwards: Nancy MacCollisl'er and Bernice Garloclc. Susie Mc- va Uk NN Q' -V .1 Dougal was Caplain of 'Phe ofher feam. The ofher members of 'rhe feam were: Guards: Regina Perry, Shirley Wooledge, forwards: Nancy Purcell, Rose Mefz, and Florence Dalion. The Baskefball feam played in 'rhe S+a+e Baske+ball Official Tournamenl' held af Valley High School March 8, I947. Baslcefball Goal Shooring won by: Regina Perry , ,, , ,2l oul of 25 Joan O'Shea I6 ou+ of 25 Joyce Black , , I6 our of 25 Exhibifion of Senior and Junior High School held af Cenlral High School March 2I, I947 included +he following girls from Valley: Rober+a Arnold, Joyce Cavanaugh, Jackie Hoffman, Anne Monk, Beverly Fish, Ralou Cos+, Ri+a Reed, Joan O'Shea, Susie MacDougal, Chris+ine Yovonovich, Charlo'He Brown, Charloffe Bronner, Joan Wrighf, Dolores Thompson, Nancy Purcell, Loraine Hanchelf, Phyllis Nichf, Regina Perry, Sally Greene, and Nancy MacCollis+er, +aking parf in 'Hue apparalus demons+ra+ion. The following +oolr perl' in +he dance number: Ralou Cosf, Barbara Mervin, Beverly Fish, Joan O'Shea, Marylou Taffee, Susan Avery, Marilyn Cox, Jane Doray. Those 'lalcing par+ in 'rhe 'rumbling were Kay CIif+, Joyce Six and Burchler. S SWIMMINGS , xii , HE girls lake I'heir swimming lessons af Ihe Y. W. C. A. There are several 'JJ !',,,' I es of classes available. These are: confidence, beginners, inIermedia+e, 1,4 155 YP nfl' '71 advanced, diving, and life saving classes. BADMINTON flgsid IRLS playing mixed doubles were Nancy MacCollis+er, Susie McDougal, QYNT Regina Perry, Rifa Kaskey, Loraine Hanche'H, Joyce Black, MarI'ha Smi'Ih, llw. ' Beverly Gilmour, Jackie Hoffman, Joyce Cavanaugh, and Dolores Thompson. BOWLING 6,36 IRLS have been pracficing a+ Souih Side Recreaiion Bowling Alleys and will Ieam up wifh Capfains. Number I: Georgia Rolfe, Lore'H'a Rockwell, Beisy lffm'-'. House, Norma McBurney, and Marion Kales. Number 2: Capfain Teresa Songer, Marie Eger, Beverly King, June Beaudon, and Phyllis Nichl. Number 3: Capfain Joyce VanDervege, Marilyn Nosfranf, Helen Boher, Regina Burchler, Virginia Seifering. Number 4: Capfain Luella Ogden, Anne O'Brien, Leslie Bailey, Joan Large, Shirley Siearns. Number 5: Capiain Norma Sager, Barbara Sager, Ellen GuHIer, Shir- Iey Crofooi' and Susie McDougal. All live Ieams will enI'er New York SIa'I'e Bowling Tournamenf April I Ilh held al' Wesl' Genesee Bowling Alleys. VOLLEY BALL . .', . HOSE parficipaling in Volley Ball fhis year were: Nancy MacCollisIer, Cap- ,xx f., Iain, Joan Wrigh'I, Rose Me'Iz, Susie McDougal, Rufh Tufile, Nancy Purcell, lf ' 'rf Bernice Garlock, Anne Monk, Edwina Eger, Shirley Wooledge, Regina Perry, Loraine Hanche'H. ACKNOWLEDGMENT - Menlion +he Annual When Pafronizing Adverlisers We wish Io Ihank fhese adveriisers for Iheir cooperaiion. 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CLAYTON Foundry Patterns Wood and Metal l26 Fairfield Avenue Telephone 6-2583 Syracuse, New York Students and Teachers I Welcome to E Central New York's Only MUSICAL DEPARTMENT STORE PIANOS HARPS BAND INSTRUMENTS RADIOS - I8 Leading Makes Portables Table Models Combinations RECORDS - All Popular Labels Columbia Capitol Decca Victor Asch Continental Cosmo Musicraft and Many Others SHEET MUSIC Of All Publishers Methods Collections Single Sheets Come in . . . Browse Around! CLARK MUSIC CO. OUR 89th YEAR 4I6 S. Salina St. Phone 2-3I0l i i--ii-.H- iii- -----i-- iiii - iii- -- --it-it-T - - --i-.- - ---- -i-i--i--i.--- - -.--T--it-N 4. BEST WISHES WALT POTTS FRIENDLY SERVICE 2201 Midland Avenue Phone 4-9560 Syracuse 5, New York Best of Luck to the Class of '47 Roses are Red, l Violets are Blue, TREADEASY SHOES We're sod to go l wl'rHERll.L's 1 ARE YOU? i 300 So. Salina St. The Big six u--un- 1im-iiii1iiii-iiii-iiii-mi-lin-iii--im-un-i1iui-nii.1iiii-iin-mi-imiiui--mi1mi..iiii1iiii..uii1ui.- 1 .- .-n CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE The Only Business School in Central New York Approved by the State Department of Education A State approved business school must submit to the rigid requirements of: Certification of Teachers Approval of Courses and Size of Classes Fair Dealing with Students and the Public Registered business schools are recommended by the State Department with the knowledge that people who attend them may obtain a business education vocationally valuable. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2 472 South Salina Street Occupy Entire Fifth Floor Empire Theater Bldg. Syracuse, New York Compllmenfs When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them PIANO COMPANY EXPERT PIANO TECHNICIANS l y SYRACUSE BUICK Tuning and Rebuilding Player Pianos l Co Inc' l JAMES H- SWIBOLD George F. Dunbar, President Consulting Expert i - l 35 Yew EXpe e 'Ce 375 West Onondaga St. I329 West Colvin Street l Telephone 6-2906 I Telephone 5'3I8I ,,...,.1-.1.-..1...1..-11-.1iiii1iin....111-.11111-..........1., ,T ,1,1i 1 1 1 -111 u1unTuu1uvi 111------1-1 nu1ul- -Tl I i i i P SUCCESS In All You Do i CONGRATULATIONS FROM Louis and KAMAL i VALLEY HI-Y ABDO 4619 South Selina Street ifgifffffffigiifigffiiglceS S Siiciggglqiigil Q CCC C ww' H ndsome of '47 A....,,...,,,..,, ,Jack Shea Joan Wright, Mike Reilly CONGRATULATIONS i to the Compliments of i CLASS OF 1947 i K. E. Pl OMEGA PHI J Alpha Chapter i ALBER'r's iD '9s Sod' 216 East Fayette Street 1Next to the Eckel Theater! ' Phone 5-5188 F. P. Daly For Fine Diamonds , 3200 South Salina Street SEE AL GROBOSKE T at Pleasant Avenue YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER i for over twenty-five years Candy Senior Midgets- Most Likely to Succeed - Ann Galloway, James Denial: Carol Porter, Elias Karim BILL. JUSTON'S Phone 6-3116 Service Station Harry Osborne Co., Inc. M Bl A B B . . . O LG S MO ILU RICATION Building Supplies TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES CAR WASH I NG i GEORGE OSBORNE Phone 9-0841 4730 s. Salina sr. 115 Valley Drive -.nn1...--ni 1. 1 .... -1.....ln1...-....u1.1.1.1-on1...-n.1nnq.-gl-1.1.1.-.gg1...-u1'..gg.1q.1u1..-.gn u1nu1..111--.i..1.-1- Economy Food Market Where Quality Meets Price 2726 South Salina Street Compliments of CORNER OF BRIGHTON Fruits Meats Vegetables Groceries Class Brainster .....,VY,,,s,, Dick Carpenter Shy Seniors- Biggest Bull Shooter .w,.s,,,,,Vs Bob Marble Rhea Greene, Paul Sensabaugh Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Wells o. V. A. LUNCHEONETTE Good Luck to the Seniors from AL MARKOWITZ Florist 2'l2 EAST FAYETTE STREET Syracuse, New York Wedding Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Decorations, Funeral Designs Artistically Arranged PHONES 2-0396 - 2-0397 Next to ECKEL THEATER i IILESII IINORMII Compliments of COMPUMENTS I ROEHM Bnos. GARAGE OF I Service, Repairing, Overhauling T I R E S ROSE DAIRY I Gas Towing Oil Phone 9-zoss Midland Ave. and Ballantyne Rd. Phone 9-4170 Syracuse 7, N. Y. I ' COMPLIMENTS FRED L. DOLBEAR 400 Eckel Bldg., Syracuse or Dance Favors and VAN DERHOOF P ROOFING CO. rograms F'Ote 'IIy Jewehy ioi - 103 Belle Avenue 'Q COMPLIMENTS or FRANK CARVER PHARMACIST 5304 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 9-9807 1-.1-.--1-1..111g1gg1n.inu.. Compliments of Weather King Storm Window Co. Inc. Distributor of IOOW California Red-Wood Combination Storm Window and Summer Screen and The Best in a Metal Combination Unit All Aluminum, Self-Storing, Self-Contained Combination Storm Window and Summer Screen Best Dressed Boy .,a,,,t,.,,a..,, Lewis Young Sleepiest Senior ....,a,..... Henry Mirbach Class Madman ,..Y....r. Bob Hermann Class Blondie ,,r,o, .ra,,,.... D ot lrwin VALLEY RADIO AND SPORTSMAN'S CENTER Corner of Valley Drive and Seneca Turnpike Phone 9-2763 Complete Line of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES 1 EDWARD JOY CO. Established 1s75 Heating Plumbing Electric Telephone 2-0355 Syracuse, N. Y. 'I' - - 1 ' 'I' A. ROBERT PERRY STUDEBAKER SALES S SERVICE 4729 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York Phone 9-3021 CHAMPIONS LAND CRUISERS COMMANDERS TRUCKS I B B Martin S. Howard, Inc. 0 0 H6-118 East Washington St. l O ' O 2-3804 K K EVERYTHING IN BOOKS S S Class Redhead ES,,.,,,,S, , .,...I.. Anne Irwin Miss Fashion Plate ,,,, Joyce Vanderwege Cutest Couple - Jim Denick and Pat Joyce Compliments of PHI DELTA SIGMA ZETA CHAPTER CONGRATULATIONS FROM Mr. and Mrs. S. Urban J. S. CARAM RUG 6- CARPET COMPANY All Kinds of Floor Coverings and Home Appliances 600 North State St. Phone 5-4915 lFOrmerly VALLEY RUG SHOPl Most Unruttled Senior ,..,s, James Brann Teacher Tormenter ot '47 ,..t., Don Moore . ,. ,A , 7777. 7,77 W ELK BAKERY 2233 South Salina Street Phone 4-7430 BAKED GOODS THE WHOLE FAMILY LIKES n1nu-iiitl-t11.t1-ln COMPLIMENTS OF Feigel Trailer Sales, Inc. 106 Ballantyne Road Dealers for LIBERTY, PLATT, ZIMMER, AND HOWARD TRAILERS Class Flirt .,.,.....,..E...E,...... Louise Haclcett Class Heartbreaker .st, ,.tsEEE,. B ob Rouse Compliments ot EM MORRISON Atlantic Service Corner of Dorwin and S. Salina St. 9-0855 Roofing Siding Basement Waterproofing 3114 FREE ESTIMATES T Y i E. F. wn.uAMs co., inc. L SHOP 675 South Salina Street l-SHMCUSENX Phone 6-5347 All Metal Combination Windows All Metal Venetian Awnings TIRE HIi Z?S! . 11011351018 3 YEARS TO PAY COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAMS CHIMNEY CO. 103 Cedric Avenue Phone 9-3905 COMPLIMENTS CONRAD CLEANERS 268 West Ostrander Ave. -an ..... .....-..- . . .-------.-.---- uln .1 1 1 1.n1p.1gu1q.1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cong rotulotions from TAU SIGMA Most Friendly- Kate Adams, Jake Gravina VALLEY DRIVE SERVICE CENTER 1oo valley Drive Phone 3-9300 Sunoco Gos, Oils ond Lubricotion FARRELL AND DOWNEY 1111111111111un1u Compliments of WALKER'S REDANDWHITE 5300 and 5302 South Salina Street Most Popular Seniors- Pat Lambert, Dick Johns Compliments of SUB-DEB 1111111111111..,.1i.. CRANSON HARDWARE 4 SENECA SALINA 4714 South Salina Street SUPER MARKET , Syracuse, N. Y. y 4805-07 South Salina Street h MEATS GROCERI ES The Neighborhood Hondy Store Phgne 9-2150 FRANK KERO ALTON COON Class Cuties- Personality Kids- Patricia Joyce, Ronny MacDowell John Whitney, Nancy HeHernan .BEST WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS ADELPHEAN COLLEGIATE CAP' AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. 4- --------- - -------------------- - 4- BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF i947 W R I G H T ' S VALLEY DRUG STORE So. Salina at Seneca MULVEY'S GLASS Cr MIRROR SHOP GLASS TOPS FOR FURNITURE FIREPLACE - MIRRORS Mirrors Made to Order OLD MIRRORS RESILVERED I03 W. Taylor St. Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 2-7640 Senior Giants- Mary Lou Dickinson, Jim Bedigian Best Dancers - Joan Vielehr, Walt Wadsworth TAYLOR'S Red and White Foods 4720 South Salina Street G I R L S ! A GRAND CAREER 1 Beckons You Witlz the New York Telephone Co. GS OPERATORS or CLERKS ' Salary S28 or S29 a week while learning U Increases at regular intervals ' Opportunities for advancement 0 High School education necessary ' Splendid working conditions Apply Mrs. G. L. Ames Employment Office - ZI9 South State St. 1,,.-.nn....,,....1iin1.m1 1 1iiu...i.u1u.,1nn1.in..-m1,, Compliments of MERLUZZI'S MARKET Finest Meots ond Poultry 4 - 9 -3 7 8 2817 South Salina St. Congratulations to Closs of '47 HOLMES, 0'BRIEN Cr GERE Consulting Engineers COMPLIMENTS OF P. and C. SUPER MARKETS BURN KELLEY'S COAL It's Better -- Ask Your Neighbor 1uq1u.i11....1i......1111.-..-1111-...1ii1...1i...un1. .1-,111--....,.111-11.ii. CARL J. BALLWEG Largest Funeral Director In Syracuse lu..-..1iiii1uiiimi1H..--.1H1nuiuqlnnlquiuiiinui-.nnlnl THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT HERMANN HARDY AND YOUNG ARE NOW LEAVING lThe Exodus ls Now Completel Open until I I P.M. including Sunday Phone 2-9671 Economy Book 8' Magazine Shop SCHOOL BOOKS l09h E. Washington St., Syracuse 2, N. Y. Class Songbird .....,,........... Mary Mulldrl Most Talented ......,.. .....,.... B ol: Hardy Senior Cul'-Up ..,.,,,,,,,, Kenneth Mooney Class Gangster ,Ao,,,,,,.,.,,.,,, Jim Milligan HUBBELL'S SNACK BAR South Ave. - Near Onondaga Hill Delicious Toasted Hamburgers Friday-Saturday-I 0:30 A.M. to I :OO A.M. Hours -- lO:3O A.M. to l2:OO P.M. See You Valley Field Day McNett's Candy Apples Compliments of BlRDSEYE'S SILVER STAR MARKET PRINCE BAKERY Telephone 6-1777 l907 South Salina Street Wh 1.4.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...1..,.1iuii1,..,1.,.,1,,..1 1 1.m1,,,,1m+1 1 1 .-14.41 1 1 Compliments of en You Come Up On The l-lill REMEMBER Gnd It's The Corner Store MADIGAN Crouse and University Place Avenue SINCE 1908 MEATS For All Your AND ll ' Co ege Supplies GROCERIES ongrcitulotions to the Class of '47 COMP'-'MEN-I-S From the OF VENETIAN BLIND T05 ' N5 RESTAURANT LAUNDRY COMPANY' i .111.141,-...,,1,4,,i,,..-,..1,llnn-u.,1...niu..1gni..1n. Store Hours: 8 to 6 P.M., Friday and Saturday, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. TREW - HARDWARE 1931-1933 South Salina Street Syracuse 5, N. Y. Phone 5-8754 PAINTS APPLIANCES GLASS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES PLUMBING SPECIALTIES coMPLlMENTs or M. H. HOLTHOUSE 5c and 10c Store 1911-1913 South Avenue ,Q 1 ,1..n-nn-M., Home Supply Grocery C. J. BELL 3426 South Salina Street 4-5648 DELICATESSEN COMPLIMENTS OF Meltzer's Auto Supply 901 South State Street The Tall and Short of It - Ann Galloway and Barbara Fryer Three Musketeers- ,.Diclc Young, Bob Hardy, Bolo Hermann COMPLIMENTS OF Elmwood Tailoring and Dry Cleaning 1921 South Avenue FISH'S GREENHOUSE 104 FISH AVENUE CHOICE FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES Plants for Gardens, Flower Boxes and Home Grounds ANNUALS PERENNIALS ROCK GARDEN PLANTS FIFIELD'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1600 South Ave., 515 Midland Ave. THE STORES WHERE THE THRIFTY SHOP -4.1 .. -.H,,1..,,....un1nn1nu..nn-.un- 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF EARL'S BARBER SHOP Corner of Ballantyne Road and Valley Drive il..-M1pr.,.1,n,-.,,,.i.,.i.,.,1m,.-uu1,..i. 1 1 .1144 coMPLiMENTs OF MATTHEWS GROCERY 204 West Brighton Avenue Phone 4-9379 Phone 5-273 5 HIGH GRADE SAMPLE SHOES For Men, Women and Children Hard to Fit Sizes Our Specialty Salina Sample Shoe Store 2855 South Solino St. near Brighton C A S T L E GROCERY AND MARKET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH DAILY We Deliver Anytime, Anywhere 1406 South Salina Street Syrocuse, N. Y. Phone 2-I 34I Compliments of L E F E V R E ' S FROZEN CUSTARD A Y R E S SERVICE STATION 4731 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 9-3549 SUNOCO GAS AND OIL BRAKE and IGNITION REPAIRS Full Line of Auto Accessories R. Ayres Wm. Anderson A. Perry Congratulations to the Class of I947 U. B. Arnold, Sr., Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE COMPLIMENTS OF A BROWN BROTHERS HARDWARE AND PAINT CORP. 2727 South Salina Street At Brighton Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF RADCLIFF'S MARKET 3538 South Salina Street Charles Radcliff - John Decker GROCERIES and VEGETABLES MEATS ii-ii... -.uT11-miunlnn-.R1nif1ii..,nu1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Stearns G' Bergstrom, Inc. M c E L W E E ' S Grocery and Market TILE MARBLE TERRAZZO sLATE LINOLEUM STRUCTURAL GLASS i 719 VGIIGY Drive PII'-me 9-2314 i E as E so s s m N, T L, LLL LE L LL L BLAlSDELL'S GROCERY MONTGOMERY 823 Valley Drive T Phone 9-0810 V EDWARD PAVIA, Prop. South AYGHI-le GROCERIES AND MEATS I Syracuse, N. Y. Did Most for O.V.A. ,E,,,,,, Byron Stone Senior Bookworm LLL,.LL.LL,,..L, Joan Giemza - LL, NLLLLL, COMPLIMENTS OF P SHORTT'S GUN SHOP Opemed by 105 valley Drive FLORENCE MULLALLY Phone 9-2271 Phone 5'o37' VIC'S AUTO SERVICE T VALLEY RADIO SERVICE i 6607 South Salina Street i 367 West Seneca Turnpike Phone 9-0815 Day and Night Towing General Repairing Phone 9-2763 -.J. . -.mluui in.. 11,-I -. .. 1uu1nn-.-qu1i-u1uui 1 1 1 1 1.-un COMPLIMENTS or I. R. C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM DlCKSON'S 7-DAY GROCERY 614 Valley Drive The Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio BRIGHTON PHARMACY G. C. BARBER ond C. M. SCHMARDER, Props. 2721 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York 1 1 1nu1uu...nl1uu.1uu..Im1un.1nn-1nu1I-u1.uu1.m-m.1 PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP 4707 South Salina Street Phone 9-3218 HAIR STYLING PERMANENTS SCALP TREATMENT COMPLIMENTS or SILVER STAR STORE WM. H. FEY 107 Glenwood Avenue Open Until 11 P.M. Phone 2-9671 BOOKS OF ALL TYPES Economy Book Shop 109 East Washington Street Syracuse 2, N. Y. W. H. ALLEN VERN G. BALDWIN, Prop. Tel. 4-1444 2305 S. Salina St. GREETING CARDS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Expert Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repairing 1 1...-01 1M 11m-- 1..,1.,,1 1g.1g.1,,1',1 1, EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY Furniture Toys Carriages Infants Wear WEE TOT SHOP 2820 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. PHONE 4-2375 COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY FOOD MARKET 4726 South Salina Street Phone 9-0857 COMPLIMENTS OF ASH'S RED fr WHITE FOOD MARKET Nedrow, N. Y. Phone 9-2131 FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND MEATS COMPLIMENTS or ARNOLD'S GROCERY Nedrow, N. Y. .. .. 1 1 iuninliuslim..-..nnnn1nur1nn1uu1 1 lm COMPLIMENTS or COLVIN FLORIST 2203 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. WE DELIVER Res. 5-8393 Bus. 4-0850 COMPLIMENTS OF Nedrow Variety Store Nedrow, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS or R. F. MAHER 1609 South Avenue 4-9851 Syracuse, N. ATLANTIC MOTOR OILS Y COMPLIMENTS OF ELMWOOD PLATING WORKS PLATING and POLISHING OF ALL KINDS A. G. Martineau, Manager Phone 6-2896 .-. 1 1 -. ini i.,,1nn1un.-ui 1 -. Congratulations To The Class of '47 From A FRIEND Compliments of COE and GARRETT BARBERS 1608 South Avenue VALLEY DAIRY Arthur E. Taylor GRADE A MILK AND CREAM 212 West Seneca Street Syracuse, N. Y. Telephone 9-2813 Compliments of Joe ROTHWELL'S si-neu. SERVICE Always the BEST IN PICTURES 'k RIVIERA THEATRE 3120 South Salina Street Success to the Graduates Harold C. Reisinger Compliments of DlLLENBACK'S GROCERY Onondaga Hill KlNNALLY'S FLOWER SHOP 103 East Washington Street Bus. 2-2625 Res. 2-5291 m1 .... -. 1 Qlniun-.uu.-10.1.11 1 1 1 1 Compliments of ALBERT H. MITCHEL DESIGNING ENGINEER Tools Jigs Fixtures Dies and Special Machinery 311-312-313 Lincoln Bank Building Tel. 5-1251 Syracuse 2, N. Y. Giemza's Esso Gas Station AND Grocery Store EAST SENECA TURNPIKE Jamesville, New York Phone 9-2233 DEPENDABLE ACCURATE Compliments of MARK'S PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE J. D. Markorian, Proprietor 1427 South Ave. Tel. 4-3259 Syracuse, New York LESLIE A. MAKYES Richfield Service Station ONONDAGA HILL Phone 5-7432 Established 1893 FRED C. MILLER JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER W. K. Mintel, Manager 387 W. Onondaga St. Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of McCARTHY . FOOD MARKET 2222 Midland Avenue Phone 4-9548 MAC TOOLS 2033 Milton Avenue Quality Tools for the Professional Mechanic Compliments of the Southwood Fire Company and Ladies' Auxiliary Compliments of Compliments of the NEW o. I-I. BIzzELI. Pops Photog rcipher I N N Compliments of B. R. JOHNSON Gnd SON ROCKY Qualify Building SERVICE STATION Speciomes 390' sm 5 i Sffeef 145 Harding PI., syracuse 5, N. Y. L U Z ' E R ' 5 SALINA BAKERY FINE COSMETICS AND PERFUMES T I phone 9-4675 Individual Requirements ond Preferences e e DOROTHY cAI.IcINs, camera: Consultant YOUR HOME BAKERY 260 Primrose Ave. Tel. 4-8420 Syracuse 5, New Y k 3815 South Sdlilld Sffeel' Compliments of THE VALLEY MEN'S CLUB INC. 1.,..-..i.,..1i.--1.1-.11ii-......-1111111-.-.-:II-.uninn -I l 1 I 1 I i i I ji i i i I l i i I I I i I i I i I 1 if I I 'I' ...lui 1,,,,1,,,,-.lu.- in.,-...H-.n.i..iiu1uu1ini...uini -1- -- -4- I... .. 1,.1nu1nnina.-liillii-liqinn-444.1 1 1 MORSE DAIRY Grade 'A' MILK and CREAM I40 Merritt Ave. 9-2375 Compliments of the SOUTHWOOD MOTHER'S CLUB Phone 9-3033 Compliments of THETA KAPPA MU SOCIETY Compliments of THE ELMWOOD BEAUTY SHOP 1828 South Avenue The Miller Paper Co., Inc. Home of The Miller Tablet Paper Goods, School Supplies and Specialties 204 - 208 East Willow Street WHOLESALE ONLY Compliments of STEPHEN GILBERT MEATS and GROCERIES Phone 4-.6I57 415 W. Newell St. .mi 1 ACME The Finest in Automotive Finishes CLELL FORSYTHE MOTORS CORP. Syracuse, N. Y. DISTRIBUTORS FISHER'S FOOD SHOP Groceries Meats Vegetables Daily Delivery - 9-4I2I 1111-.-.......-...1111,,,,1.... 1,1 1 1 11m1nu1uu1un.1iu-1un1un1 1 1 1 1 -iiii1uu1uu1im-ww-1.1.11.11 1,111u1m.1m.1m.1uu1nn1,.n COmP'lmef S of BRIGHTON PHARMACY A L P H A G. C. Barber and C. M. Schmarder, Props. ICE CREAM CO. 2721 SOUTH SALINA STREET 4306 So. Salina Sf. Syracuse, New York ART MIETZ SERVICE Road Service, Gas, Oil, Lubrication A FRIEND Washing, Batteries, Accessories 4220 S. Salina St. Phone 9-0864 Brighton PHONE 8-2422 Work Called for and Delivered H A r me 'ces LESTER z. BoYLE Authorized Dealer for All Leading Makes SPECIALTY WORK Maytag 0 Youngstown 0 Crosley , Hand ond Power Lawn Mowers RCA . Glbson . Emerson Repaired and Shorpened Phone 6'6682 sY se' N' Y' 214 Hall Avenue Solvay 9, New York Compliments to Class of I947 985 E. Brighton Ave., Phone 9-4072 From Syracuse, New York High Quality Dairy Products SORORITY EGGS AND FROZEN Eooos W1 1 1 1.il1...-1,11--...1..1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,1,.,1...1,,,1,.1.,1..1..1..1..1..1..1,,1g. n1uu1u:l1nll1nli1u1nu1.ll1un1u1uu1un1ml1uu1u.1 1 1 1 1 1.1U1u,l14lll1llll1.n1lli.1u1l1 1 1 1441. la. w. EDWARDS cf soNs Complfmeefs of GREENHOUSE BURGESS Syracuse Rochester Buffalo SERVICE STATION Flowers For All o ccos ions 3625 South Salina Street 9 , 2 51 1 PHONE 9-0812 BEST VWSHES LIVERPOOL Sport Center To The Class of 1947 We Will Call For and Buy Your USED GOLF CLUBS HARLEY FOX AUTO REPAIRING Phone 4-9837 125 First St. Liverpool, N. Y. Onondaga Hill, New York Phone I'IVe'PooI 235I Phone 9-3309 We Deliver ThelWood Personalized Service V A L L E Y Shopping Gift Wrapping Mailing Co. Plan Parties Secretarial Work for Clubs Typing Invitations Addressed 4433 SOUTH SAI-INA ST. Invaluable Aid to Shut-Ins and Busy Housewives Syracuse, New York 9-4395 I.. J. Congratulations to the Class of '47 Wholesale Distributor Sporting Goods CATERING SERVICE and Toys 242 Kel1SII1gI'0Il Place H.-,..,1,.,,1,.,.......1,..,,ml...lu-ml1,,..-...I1.1.1.-nn1nnLun..n..1n-I--m.-...u..1m-1un1uu1 JEAN STRElFF, Sophmore, and AUDREY SPENCER, Senior, two popular members of Edwards High School Fashion Board, show how charming they look in Teen- timer OHriginal dresses. Teen Shop - Second Floor EDWARDS , meliirigp' ' ..-'H ws ,1 , , A - f , f , , V Aff MV? fMPN:.i f3152I QL: -24. 4' 5:1-fsfw, HHg':T9Q- ., A , ,.su',fQm'wQ2
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