Ile 04CLlll6?l1'ly VOLUME XXV M .Im N ll The Academy is published annually by The Senior Class +o provide a permanenf record of +he year's acfivilies of +he seniors and give accounfs of +he social funcfions, socie+ies, school organizafions, and sporfs achievemenls of Onondaga Valley Academy. gclitoriaf One of +he mosl pleasanl' memories 'rhai our grad'ua+ing class will have of our days a+ O.V.A. will be 'ihal' of companionship. We all will cherish 1'he good limes we had wifh our friends and classma+es. Their words of cheer and Their hearly greelings of Hi , brighiened up our school days and lighfened our cares. Wifhoui' companionship our years rhrough school would have been fruilless. This gifl of God will make if possible for us +o look back and view ihe many days full of 'Fun +ha+ were spen+ in school wi+h our friends. These companionships give us inspiraiion in our sfruggle for success and lasiing happiness. They provide a mosi' pleasanf memory of many hours and days speni ai' O.V.A. more and more +o be valued and cher- ished as +he years go by. The Edifors l DEDICATION The class of '48 is proud +o dedicafe Hs yearbook fo fhe memory of Dick Greene, whose genial companionship and good sporfsmanship is a happy memory fo all of his friends. FACULTY E. S+ewar+ Powlesland , ,Principal Joseph Dixon Vice-Principal Edifh Amish Social Siudies Fanny Harmon Mafhemaficg Geraldine Andrews Girls' Counselor Edi+h Horle Y, Ari Helen Arms+rong , Social Srudies Georgia Howe Secreiary Frances W. Ash, Business Ari+hme+ic Alma Hursf Lafin Leola Balz School Nurse Olive Langham English Mary Barry , , Social Srudies Gerirude Lohff ,, , Ma+herna+ic5 Joseph Ba+chelor ,Social Srudies William McLaughlin Mechanical Drawing Doro+hy Bassell,. VV.,V f Music Mary Millers , English Leah Barber ccc,,, , Maihemaiics Ella O'Connor H English Elliol' Birnbaum,, , ,,,.,.,. lndusfrial Ar+s Mary O'Hara, A, K H Maihey-na+ic5 Edward Broscoe, ,Physical Educafion Leon Park, ,Cughgdian Grace L. BTOWU., .----YYY.Y-,---- EnQli5l'i Sue Pei'el'S , ,Healfh and Science Marie M. Cady ,,,, ,Social S'iUCii9S Florence Pidge English Evelyn Cassidyh, , u,.., W,.u..... S ecreidry Maude Raynore English Marie F. Clark ,, ,,Physical Educaiion Evelyn Sabbarese Home Economics Kaihryn E. Connell . ,,Home Economics Ursula S+ree+er ,English Cons'rance Courage , Physical Educaiion Marjorie Srrong , Ari Florence Dailey .,Y,,, French E. Dorofhy Swindells Science Horfense Dederer , Music Lewis Szelles Physical Educarion Margre+ Dexier ,.s, ,,Cafe+eria Manager Nina Thomas,, ,,,,, Social Sfudies Winifred Dixon, , ,Science Mary Todd,, ,, Librarian Theron Forbes, , ,lnsirumenial Music Adeline Wallace, Commercial Richard For+ies. Eleciriciry Carherine Wheeler Hisrory and English Faiih Harmer Typing Florence Whelan,, ,,,, Mafhemafics Mrmo Kinq JV ABBOTT, SHIRLEY MAE An adorable girl is our Shirley She has lair skin and hair quile curly. Scholasfic Exhibilion '48. Scholasiic Award '48, Arr Club. Tri-Y. K.E. Work. ANDERSON, ROBERT Fill 'er up is Bob's fheme song. Wifh his brand of gas, you'll never go wrong. Work. BAKER, EDGAR LELAND If Ed were ever 'lo go on a iour, He'd never leave wilhour Francoeur. Hi-Y. '46-'48. College. BALLARD, DUANE Shorl and nice and full of fun, Duane is liked by everyone. Tau Sigma '46-'48, Pres. '47. Syracuse Universily. BARR, AILEEN EUNICE She's 'Full of 'lun and very near, Aileen's a girl you'll wanl' Io meal. Adelphean '46-'4B. Crific '47, Chorus '47. Annual Sfalif '48. Work. BECKWITH, JEANNINE An aclive member of K.E. And very affracfive, as you can see. Tri-Y '44. Pres. '47. K.E. '45-'48. Pres. '47. Sub Deb '46-'47. Cheer- leader '47-'4B. Junior Class Rep- resenlalive '47. Annual Slaff '48. Class Night '48. College. BLAIR, NANCY JOAN The key fo her heari is locked in lhe vaulf, Which is safely guarded by her dear friend Wall. Chorus '46-'48. Adelphean '47- '48 Telephone Operalor. BLOSS, JEANETTE She is called Jeanneffe by all her chums, She is very vivacious and loads of fun. Work. BONNER, DAVID FRANCIS PAUL David is a quiel' lad, Bur always smiling-never sad. Chorus '48. Work. BURGREEN, MARY JANE Mary Jane is popular wilh pals of O.V.A. Because she's friendly, and always gay. Volley Ball '44. Playday '44. Badminfon '44. Tri-Y '46-'48. Adelphean '46-'48, l.R.C. '47-'48. Treas. '4B. Annual Sfaff '48. Nursing. CARPENTER, DONALD R. His Teachers fire of his cease- less chailer, Bur 'lhey know he's full of good brain mailer. Pi Omicron '47-'48, Army. CARR, KAY She's cure and smarr Thar's our Kay Carr, And we all know she'll go quile lar. Pi Phi '46-'48. Corres. Sec. '47. Rec. Sec. '48, Annual Sfafl '48. l.R.C. '47-'48. Treasurer '48, Tri-Y '46-'48. Class Nighl' '48. College. CECILE, ROBERT An ambilious kid is our Cece, You do fha mosl-he'll do 'lhe leasl. Bela '47-'48, Foolball '46-'47. P.G. CLARK, STANLEY He's quife a guy, we all agree ll's leap year girls-and he is free. Bela '45-'47. Foolball '45-'47. CUNGDON, BETTY Alfhough 'lhis lassie has much wif, She's very shy of using il. Alpha Delia Phi '48, Work. CULOTTI, PATRICIA The fairest garden in her looks, The culesl boy she'll always hook. Pi Phi '47-'48, Business School. DAUENHAUER, GEQRGINIA This li'l'lle blond is no fool, You never calch her skipping school. Tri-Y '47-'48. Hislorian '48, Pi Phi '47-'48, Chaplain '48. Business School. DORAY, CATHERINE Besl loved by all And wilh eyes of blue, Call1ie's a friend who'll Always be lrue, Adelphean '45-'48. Corres. Sec, '47. Vice-Pres. '48, Baskelball '47- '4B. Volley Ball '47, Playday '47, Annual S+aFF '46, Undecided. DU KETT, THEODORE For sense of humor, he sur- passes all lf you should meef him in 'lhe hall. Baskefball '45, Hi-Y '47-'48. Annual Slaff '47-'48. Pres. Phi K. E. '48, Undecided. DUN HAM, ROBERT ln Physics Bob shows his skill, What you can'l' do lhis boy will. College. DWYER, JAMES On lhe foolball 'Field you'll 'find Jim Carrying oul Broscoes very whim. Foofball '45-'47. Baskelball '46, Track '46, Bela '45-'47. Undecided. EAGER, JACK For a lilfle 'fellow he gels around, A bigger wolf is seldom found. Foolball '47. College. EDWARDS, JOANNE Joanne Edwards is her name, And she is bound 'For endless fame. Basketball '46, Chorus '46-'47. N. Y. Teleprone Co. EGER, MARIE Her name in lighls you soon will see, For a greal aclress she's bound 'ro be. Chorus '46, '47. Dracova '45-'48, Bowling '47. Swimming '45, '46, Chap. of Dracova '45, Treas of Dracova '46, Hislorian '47. Syracuse U niversily. FARRINGTON, DOROTHY Dol is really a quief lass, You'd hardly know she was in class. Pi Phi '45-'48, Pres. '46, Record- ing Sec. '46, Sub Deb '43-'48. Sec. '46. Dracova '45. Chorus '45-'48. Syracuse Trusl Co. FAY, CECELIA Quief and small and very en- dearing, Of her in Ihe fulure, we'll all be hearing. K.E. '46-'48. Sub Deb. '46-'48. Recording Sec. '47. Treas. '48. Cheerleading '4B. Annual Sfafl '48, Class Nighl '48. Undecided. FEATHERS, MARY Her beaufiful long Iresses are adored by everyone, If you really gef lo know her, You'll think she's lo+s of fun. Alpha Delia Phi '45-'48, Treas. '45. Pres. '46. Chaplain '48. Cheerleading '47-'48. Chorus '48. Telephone Co. FECHT, SHIRLEY If she were a flower You'd 'Find fhis gal. No+ in a garden, Bu? in Dave's lapel. Chorus '48. K.E. '46-'48, Tri-Y '45-'46. Sul: Deb '45-'48. Chap- lain '45. Corres. Sec. '46. Pres. '47. Cheerleading '46-'47. Head Cheerleader '47. Annual Sfaff '48. Telephone Co. FERRY, FRANCIS Here's fo Ferry, Here's Io Francis He leaves +he feachers wifh sfupilied glances. Hi-Y '48. Undecided. FISH, RONALD Ronnie's a Irifle shorl, buf we know, He'II sfill be lops wherever he may go. Foofball '45-'46, Baseball '47. Baskefball '46-'48. Tau Sigma '46-'47. Work. FLAGG, DONALD E DWAR D Music lovers Don does please When he plays upon fhose magic keys. Foolball '47. College. FOOKS, JOHN BURTON Miss Swindells says a physicist John could never be, Bur we like him as he is, Thai everyone will agree. Hi-Y '46-'48, l.R.C. '48. Class Nighf '48. College. FOSTER, GENE D. As you go down li'Fe's busy highway, l hope you'll come in when you pass by my way. Baseball '46-'48, Baskelball '47- '48 Work. FRANCOEUR, DONNA Donna is cufe and oh, so pefife, Edclie's 'the one who makes her life compleie. Pi Phi '46-'48, Chaplain '47. Sql. af Arms '47. Work. FREY, MARILYN ANN Full of fun and fancy free She's iusf as cufe as she could be. Pi Phi '47-'48, Treas. '47-'48. Cheerleader '47-'48, Red Cross '46-'48, Camera Club '47-'48, Chorus '44-'45. Junior Class Rep- resenfafive '47. Annual Sfaff '48, Compfomeler School. FULLER, ROGER D. Always friendly, and never mad, He surely is a sociable lad. Tau Sigma '47-'48. College. FULMER, SHIRLEY ANNE This lass's smile and winning ways, Will brighfen up lhe darlresl of days. Soffball '47. Volleyball '47. Junior Red Cross '47-'48. Work. FURLONG, SHIRLEY LOUISE Furlong and Fulmer are lhe besf of pals, And we all agree 'lhey're Iwo swell gals. Junior Red Cross 47-'48. Swim- ming '46-'48. Annual Represenla- five '48. Nursing School. GARDNER, JANINE An accordion player is our Janine, The music she plays is quile serene. Sub Deb '43-'48. Treas. '46. Pres. '46. K.E. '45-'48. Corres. Sec. '47. Dracova '45-'46. C.C.8.I. GARLOCK, BERNICE L. Gel il' Bernice, Miss Clarlr will say. And in Volley Ball she'll save 'Phe day. Baslrelball '43, '46. Volley Ball '42, '47. K.E. '45, '47. Tri-Y '46, '47. Treas. '46. Swimming '45. Bad- rninlon '45. Bowling '47. Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. GODFREY, SHIRLEY MAE When speaking of greaf pianisls we menfion her name. As we've already placed her in our Hall of Fame. Chorus '44, '48. Valley Reviews '47. Swimming '45. Spring Fes- fival '46, '48. Orchesfra '47, '48. Maiorelle '46, '48. Universify of Music af Sf. Louis. GREENE, JACK ALFRED Jaclr has fhe loudesf of lies, When he passes by, we all shade our eyes. Hockey '44, '47. Foofball '45, '47. Senafe '44 '47. Worlc. GREENE, SALLY ANN As she walks by, fellows whisfle long and low, Bur fhey all lrnow 'lhal Ed's her beau. Adelphean '45, '48. Corres. Sec. '47. Vice-Pres. '47. Pres. '48. Sub Deb '45, '48. Chaplain '45. Treas. '46. Cheerleader '47, '48. Assisi. Adverlising Manager An- nual Slaff '48. Vice-Pres. Senior Class '48. Class Nighl '45. N. Y. Telephone Co. GRENGA, CELIA MARIE All fhe fellows will and sigh When Cecelia calls our her hearfy Hi. Pi Phi '46, '48. Swimming '48. U niversiry Hcspilal. GRIFFITH, FRANCIS LEE Allhough malh and Francis never agree He's as greal an experl on figures as +here'll ever be. Worlr. HALL, VIRGINIA ETHEL Oh, so prelfy is our Ginny Hall, She'l: always be Ihe belle of Ihe ba l. Tri-Y '44, '47. K.E. '45, '48. Sub Deb '45, '48. Corres. Sec. '47. Vice-Pres. Junior Class. Camera Club '47, '48. Maioreffe '43, '45. Cheerleader '47, '48. Assisianf Ed. of Annual Sludenl Council '46, '47. Sec. and Treas. '46, '47. Syracuse Universify. HARRIS, JOHN WILLIAM John's his name, buf we call him Jack, Friends are one lhing he'll never laclr. DeMolay '46, '47. '48. HI-Y '47, '48. Chaplain '47. Syracuse U niversily. HARTLING, GLORIA MARILYN Gloria's a slim one wifh blond hair. You see her wi+h Ray, going everywhere. Chorus '46, '48. Gamma Alpha Psi '47, '48. Hisforian. Business School. HASKINS, ARTHUR LEE Lee, usually wearing sfriped polo shirfs, Slrongly opposes Ihe new long skirts. Work. HENDRICKS, NANCY Her pleasanlness and pleasing ways, Have added Io our high school days. HILL, PAUL DOUGLAS In sludies he's iusl' a mediocre, Buf fo us he's known as lhe class iolcer. Tau Sigma '46, '47, College. HILL, RUTH ELAINE She's fhe 'lype of friend You'lI soon find oul, Thai will solve your problems When you're in doubi. Chorus '45, '46. Annual Siaff '48. Pi Omicron. Syracuse Universily. HOOGE, DANIEL Alfhough he seems Io be quife shy, We all know he's a splendid guy. Work. HOUGHTALING, DAVID VERNON Dave is +all and very fair, The answer lo a maiden's prayer. Work. HOYT, RICHARD Tall and handsome wifh winning ways And never a dull momenf in his days. l.R.C. '47, '48. Pi Omicron '48. College. HULL, DAVID A. Whefher he's walking in 'Ihe sun or rain You're sure io find him wilh Mary Jane. Dracova '45, '48. l.R.C. '47, '48. Annual Sla'Fl '48. Chorus '45, '46. Junior Red Cross '43, '48. Phi K.E. '47, '48. Vice-Pres. '47, Syracuse Universify. HUNTER, MARCELLA Such cule liHle ways has Marcella Thai she has won Bob for her fella. Thela Mu '46, '48. Treas. '47. Annual Slali '48. Work. JOCK, NORMAN A good looking 'fellow wifh plenly of dash With a foofball, he's quile a flash. Senafe '45, '48. Baskefball '45, '48. Foofball '45, '47. Telephone Co. JOHNSON, BERNICE She is one who'll always gel by That, fhe class cannof deny. l.R.C. '47, '48. C.C.B.I. KALES, MARION ELIZABETH With her winning smiles and carefree ways, She'll have success in fulure days. Volleyball '46, '47. Bowling '47, '48. Telephone Co. KARIM, LILLY Nice fhings come in small packages, they say, You'll find her smiling every day. Red Cross '46. Chorus '46, '48. Adelphean '47, '48. Chaplain '48. Annual Sfaff '48. Worlr. KELLEY, JOHN He doesn'f argue, he doesn'f frown Nofhing ever gefs him down. Pi Phi '45, '48. Chaplain '45. Junior Class Treas. '47. Worlr. KELLEY, THOMAS WILLIAM Tom is quief, buf always on fhe go When if comes Io friends, he's one you should know. Worlr. KING, MENZO DAVIS, JR. A nafural born arfisf is Menlo King, Mos? of his painfings, firsf prize will bring. Ari Club '46, '48. Red Cross '46, '47. Dracova '47. Scholasfic Third Prize Posfer '47. Scholar- ship Porffolio '48. l.R.C. '48. College. KNOX, MARIE Her personalify is one of gold. l+'s her friendship thai we so dearly hold. Class Nighl' '48. K.E. '45, '48. Tri-Y '45, '48. Dracove '45, '46. Annual Sfaff '48. Syracuse Universify. KREIS, EVELYN JEAN Cheerful, helpful and neafly dressed She fool her place among ihe best Business School. KRESSER, DONALD We all lrnow fhaf Don's a scream, Bu? he has good choice For Paf's his dream. Zela '47, '48. Recording Sec. '47 Financial Sec. '48. Swimming '48 College. LARGE, JOANN Mosf redheads are saucy As fhe old saying goes Bul' nof our Joann, Thai, everyone knows. Adelphean '45, '48. l.R.C. '47, '48. Dracova '45, '48. Sec. '46, '47. Pres. '48. Pi Omicron '48. Bowling '45, '48. Swimming '45, '47. Annual Sfaff Edifor '48. Chorus '45, 46. Badminlon '48. LIPFERT, WALTER He's up lo dafe on currenf news And can argue on any quesfion you choose. l.R.C. '47, '48. College. LIVELY, EDWARD M. A beller for Lively could never be found, lf you were fo fravel 'the whole world round. Traclr Team '46, '48. Foofball '47. Gym Team '47, '48. Zefa. Corres. Sec. Pres. Navy. LOBERG, HELEN Roses are red, violefs are blue, lf's friends lille her Thaf we're glad we lcnew. l.R.C. '47, '48. Pi Omicron '47, '48. Sec. Treas. General '47, '48. Tri-Y '45, '46. K.E. '45, '47. Annual Sfaff '48. College. LOCKWARD, JOAN FLORENCE Joan's a girl wifh nof much fo say, She'll go sailing successfully on her way. Adelphean '46, '48. Chaplain '47. Recording Sec. '47. Corres. Sec. '48. Tri-Y. College. LOUGHLIN, BEVERLY JEAN She hasn'+ a worry nor has she a foe Bev's a person you'll wanl lo know! Baskelball '44, '45. Volley Ball '44, '45, Play Day '43, '45, Swim- ming '44. Dracova '44, '45, '46. O.V. Follies '45, Work. LOWE, JAMES RAYMON D From 'far and from near, Of his deeds we'll soon hear. Navy. MARTIN, JEAN HELEN A more charming girl you ne'er will mee? She makes 'lhe boys' hearls skip a beal. Badminlon '43-'44. Volley Ball '43-'44. Sfudenl Council '44, Chorus '43-'48. Pi Phi '46-'48. Prop. Mgr. '46. Recording Sec. '47. Pres. '48. C.C.B.I. MARTIN, JOSEPH The 'facl is well known lhal Joe is quief, Bul you can'l iudge his per- sonalily by il'. Foolball '45. Gymnaslics '48. College. MAY, BETTY She is quiel' buf lofs of fun, And always has her homework done. Office Work. MCCABE, MARION FRANCES Though Marion may be quiel in class We all are sure fhal she will pass. Nyack Missionary Training lnslifule. McDOUGALL, SUSIE She can play fennis, Baskelball or swim. You'll always find Susie ln 'the Valley Gym. Apparafus Club '47-'48. Soflball '45-'48. Volley Ball '44-'47. Cap- fain '47. All Slar Volley Ball '48. Baskelball '45-'48. Badminlon '45- '48. Tournamenl '46-'48. Swim- ming '46. Bowling '47. Tennis '47- '48. Band '44-'48. Play Day '45- '48. Gamma Alpha Psi '45-'48. Vice-Pres. '47. Pres. '47-'48. Thela Kappa Mu '46-'48. Treas. '47-'48. MOLESKI, PHILOMENA Good looking and charming loo, Phil always has a smile iusl 'for you. Work. MONK, ANN MARIE She's done a lol for our senior class, And we're all sure lhal she will pass. Band '46-'48. Chorus '46-'48. Al- pha Della Phi '46-'47. Volley Ball '45-'47. Baslrelball 46-'48. All Cily Band '46-'47. Spring Fesli- val '46-'47. l.R.C. '48. Play Day '46-'41, soasmy '45-'48. Work. MORTON, DOLORES ANN Dolores is usually on lhe run Bul she is kind and full of fun. K.E. '46, '48. Tri-Y '45, '47. Slu- denl Council Pres. '46, '47. Chorus '45, '48. Fashion Board Rep. '46. '47. Nurses' Training. MORTON, ELIZABETH ANN She's good looking And dresses neal. Here's a girl lha'r's Always sweel. Alpha Della Phi '45, '48. Chap- lain '48. Work. NICHT, PHYLLIS A quiel bul clever arf sludenl is she, And she'll make her mark in lhe world you'll see. Baskefball '46, '48. Volley Ball '46, '48. Tennis '47. Play Day '46, '47. Gamma Alpha Psi '46, '48. Pub- licily Mgr. '46, '47. Badminlon '47. Bowling '46, '47. Apparalus Club '46, '48. Ari Club '46. Swimming '46. Scholaslic Ari' Ex- hibif '47. Soflball '46, '47. Exhi- bilion on Horse '47. Umpire for Play Day '47. Work. NORTH, STANLEY H. Alfhough he seems Io be shy, We assure you fhal' he is a grand guy. Trach '46, '48. l.R,C. '48, College, NOSTRA NT, MARILYN J. This peppy cheerleader sure does click Especially wiih her boy friend Dick, K.E, '46, '48. Corres. Sec. '47, '48 Sub Deb '47, '48, Pres. '48, Cheerleading '47, '48, Tri-Y '46, '48, Corres. Sec. '48, lnler Club Council '47, Bowling '47, '48. An- nual Siaff '48, Junior Red Cross '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, Triangle '46, '48. Complomefer School. OHLSON, JANE Jane is a smarl and charming lass And she will always head her class. Sfudenl Council '47. Adelphean '45, '47. Pres. '47. Sub Deb '45, '47. Chap. '46, Vice-Pres. '46, Pres. '47. Chorus '45. C.C.B.l. OLSEN, BETTY ANN Belly wifh her prefly blonde hair and winning way She gains 'Friends every day. Pi Phi '45, '48, Treas. '48, Swim- ming '47, '48, Chorus '48, Bad- minfon '47. Class Nighl. Nursing. OUDERKIRK, ALDRETH NORINE You'll find her in work or play Always smiling, always gay. And yes, she has a diamond rung, Very nice, i'l's quile lhe Ihing. Chorus '46, '48, Worlr, PALMER, ROBERT He gives all the lassies' hearis a Iwirl, And won'f divulge his pin-up girl Foofball '45, '47, Bashelball '44, '48, Caplain '47, '48, Baseball '47, '48. Golf 44, '46, Befa '47, '48, Sgf. ai Arms '47. Zela '44, '46. Vice-Pres. '46, Sgl, al Arms '45. College. PALMISANO, JEAN VIRGINIA Wilh her sparkling eyes and clear complexion, She's sure lo win one's deep affeciion. Follies '44, '45. Maiorelfe '44, '47, Leader '48, Dracova '45, '48, Thefa Kappa Mu '45, '48, Pres. '48, lnfer Council Tri-Y, Pres. '48, Tri-Y '46, '48. K.E. '46, '48. Chorus '47, '48. Annual Sfaff '48. Class Nighf. College. PASSINO, ELIZABETH Belly is headed for be+Ier 'lhings Which we lrnow her personalily brings. Business School. PERRY, REGINA Regina's a girl who always impresses, Wilh her wil and her Iiery red Iresses, Baslxefball '45, '48, Volley Ball '45, '48, Badminlon '45, '48, Tourna- menl '46, Soffball '45, '48, Cheerleading '47, '48, K,E. '46, '48, Tri-Y '45, '48, Dracova '47, '48, Annual Sfaff '48, Chorus '45, '48, Ari Club '47, '48, Play Day '45, '48. Apparalus Exhibifion of Horse '47. All Sfar Volley Ball '48. PLESSAS, PHILIP Good loolxer, a good dancer, Here girls, is your answer, Senafe '45-'48. Baslcefball '45-'46, Foofball '47, Junior Class Pres. '47, Worlr, PORRATA, HILDA So very brillianl is ihis lass, ln marks she heads our senior class, Chorus '46, l.R.C. '47-'48. Dra- cova '46-'48. Pi Omicron '47-'48. Annual Slaff '48, Syracuse U niversily. PUTNAM, NORMAN When wallning lo school and approaches a siorm, Donf give up hope, in his car will come Norm. Band '43-'48. Chorus '43-'48, Pi Phi '45-'48, Bashefball '45, College. RAHRLE, PATRICIA Pafricia is quief and a 'Friend fo all, Buf she feels happier when Don comes down fhe hall. Adelphean '46-'48. Chaplain '46. Pres, '47. Business School. ROBINSON, BOB We see Bob once in a while Bu? always wifh a greal' big smile He's fhe Ieachers' pride and ivy He's really quife a boy, Worlr. ROGERS, DAVID B. A Ienor singer who sure can croon If you should hear him you would swoon. Drum and Bugle Corps '45. Band '46, Chorus '45-'48. Dracova '45- '48, Pres. '47. Sec. '48, l,R.C. '47-'48, Annual Sfalif '48. Phi K.E. '47-'48, Syracuse U niversify, ROULSTIN, SUSAN She's a girl you'll 'Ihinlc is grand, 'Cause she cheerfully gives a helping hand. K.E. '45-'48, Treas. '47-'48, Tri-Y '45-'48, Recording Sec, '46-'47. Vice-Pres. 47. Pres. '48, Volley Ball '45, Dracova '45-'46, Annual Slaff Assf. Circ. Mgr. '47-'48, Sfudenf Council '45, Red Cross '44, Class Nighf '48, College. ROWLAND, GEORGE An afhlefe all around He is known all over fown. Always joking and having fun, He likes fo make Ihe girls run. Zeia '47-'48, Foofball '47. Ten- nis '47. Gym '47-'48. Hocltey '48, Work. RUSSI, JOAN Joan is pefife and very sincere, This cufe li'H'le charmer, we hold very dear. K.E. '45-'48, Tri-Y '44-'48, Volley Ball '44, Badminfon '44, Play Day '44. Annual Sfalif '48, Work. RYE N, BERNICE DOROTHY Bernice .is Ihe loveliesf girl we have found, And we are glad fo have her around. Volley Ball '44-'46. Pi Omega Phi '45-'48, Chorus '46-'48, Pi Phi Vice-Pres. '47. Triangle '44- '43, Hislorian '48, Annual Sfaff '48, Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. SABBARESE, ALBERT Alberf is a nice guy, And we know he isn'f shy. College. SCHEFTIC, GEORGE George is a 'fellow who has his homeworlr done, Before he Ihinlms of having fun. Pi Omicron '47-'43, College, SCOTT, JAYNE Jayne is really on Ihe beam and always on fhe go, Bul how she passed Geomelry we'lI never lcnow. Pi Phi '47-'48, Pres. '47, Rec. Sec. '47. Tri-Y '46-'48, Rec. Sec. '47. Crillc '47. College. SCOTT, STEWART ALLEN, JR. Slewarf is very coy, He's Mrs. Cady's pride and ivy- College. SENSABAUGH, BETTY GRACE They Iell us girls lilre Belly are rare. With darlr brown eyes and light blond hair, Chorus '45-'48. Annual Sfaff '48, Bible School. SHARRON, JANET ROSE Jane? has a preffy voice, ln any show she's Valley's choice. Pi Phi '46-'48. Chorus '46-'48. Oswego S+a+e Teachers College. SHIRLEY, EDWARD BRUCE His name, why Eddie Shirley, and iI's noi hard 'Io see, Why girls iusf 'false one loolc and shour He's iusf righf 'For me. College. SIRING, DONNA MARIE lf you find Ihaf you're in need of 'lalen'l 'for a quiz, Jusf call on Donna Siring, for answers she's a whiz. K.E. '46-'48. Tri-Y '46-'48. Chorus '45-'48. Annual Sfaff '47-'48. Sfudenl Council '46-'47. Syracuse Universily School of Nursing. SKINNER, JAMES Jim is 'Ihe 'Fellow who's quie+ and slow, Yef very clever as we all lcnow. DeMolay '45-'48. l.R.C. '47-'48. Roosevelf Air School. SMITH, MARTHA JEAN Marfha Smifh, we all confess, Will always be a greai' success. Adelphean '46-'48. Rec. Sec. '47. Sub Deb '45-'48. Crific '47. Treas. '47. Corres. Sec. '48. Dracova '45- '47. Vice-Pres. '46. Badminfon '46- '47. Volley Ball '44-'47. Annual Slat? '48. College. SPENCER, AU DREY ' Somebody's secrefary Audrey's going fo be, Nexf year we mighl find her siffing on fha boss's knee. Tri-Y '4b. Sub Deb '43-'47. K.E. '46-'48. Vice-Pres. '47-'48. Chorus '47. Class Nighr '48. C.C.B.l. SPENO, JEANETTE Wifh such a sweel and charm- ing smile, Jeaneife fifs in wilh any sfyle. Pi Phi '46-'48. Chaplain '46. Crific '47, Cheerleader '47-'48. Tri-Y '47-'48. Class Nighf '48. College. STEWART, RONALD WAYNE In The classroom Or in Ihe hall. Ronald is hardly Heard al all. Gym Team '47-'48. STREETER, ANNETTE JANE Annefle is oh, so swee'l' and fair, The Iype of girl +ha'l is so rare. Tri-Y '45-'48. Corres. Sec. '4b. Treas. '47. K.E. '46-'48. l.R.C. '47-'48. Chorus '45-'48. Ari Club '47-'48. Pres. '48. Baslrefball '45- 46. Sec. of Senior Class '48. An- nual Sfaff '47, '48. Scholasiic Ex- hibifion '48. Syracuse Universify. SUPLEY, JAMES SHERMAN A friend fo all and lols of fun, Jim's mission in life has iusl begun. Chorus '48. College. TASKER, JAMES EDWARD Jim likes Iraclc and always has fun, Buf from preffy girls he'll never run. Traclr '46-'47. Foofball '47. Zefa '45-'46, Bela '47-'48. Sgf. al Arms '47. College. THOMPSON, STANLEY l'F Sfanley should pass his hisfory To us would be a myslery. Undecided. TOPPEZZINI, MARY Her amiable and pleasanl air Malce her welcome everywhere. Pi Phi '46-'48, Vice-Pres. '48. Tri-Y '47-'48. Worlr. TRAUB, DAVID This cure blond lad wilh eyes of blue, To his dear lillle lass will always be lrue. Boys' Chorus '45-'47. Fooiball '46-'47. College. TRAVIS, MILDRED She's lall and blonde and lols of fun, Millie's a friend lo everyone. Gamma Alpha Psi '46-'4B. Hisforian '47. Telephone Co. VELDRAN, JOAN Third finger leff hand Joan has go? a ring, She can cool: wilhouf a book, food io please a Ising. Tri-Y '47-'48. Ari Club '48, An- nual Staff '48. Secreiarial Worlr. VOLL, BERNARD A very bashful lad is he Bui' iusf as handsome as can be. Worlr. VOLLMER, CARI. He's fall and blond wifh hair fha? curls, Why Carl's lhe envy of all lhe girls. Tool Designer. WHEELER, JEANNE Jeanne is such a brillianl' lass. Her Spanish you cannof surpass. Chorus '46. Pi Omicron '47-'48. Annual Sfaff '47-'48. Worlr. WHITE, GARY PRESTON To lend a hand, he's always game, Helping is his middle name. Phi Kappa Epsilon '47-'48. Treas. '4B. Annual Sfaff '48. Worlr. WILSON, NAOMI JUNE Naomi is cule and whal a brain, A 'Few years from now will she have fame. Tri-Y '46-'48. Vice-Pres. '47. K.E. '46-'48, Corres. Sec. '47-'48. An- nual Slaff '47, '48. Bus. Manager. College. WOOLEDGE, SHIRLEY ARLENE Shirley is fhe sorl of lass Teachers enjoyed having in 'lheir class. Gamma Alpha Psi 44-'47, Vice- Pres. '47. Chorus '44-'46. Volley Ball '45-'47. Play Day '45. Bad- minion, '47, Beaux Arls Beaufy School. YOUNG, BRUCE Quife a fall lad is he, And very handsome as you can See. Bela '45-'48. Worlr. 0 YOUNG, JANET lsn'r she a prelfy girl? And me, Oh my, whal charm. Wi+h blond hair and lols of curl, She's no false alarm. Pi Phi '46-'48, Corres. Sec. '48. Worlr. ZIEGLER, ALVERETTA E. Always kidding and full of fun, Allie's lilced by everyone. Adelphean '46-'48, l.R.C. '47-'48. Pi Omicron '47-'48, War Sfamps '43-'45. Dracova '46-'48. Vice- Pres. '47, Pres. '48. Annual Sfaff '48, Assislani Bus. Mgr. Worlr. T H O U G H T By Lilly G. Karim We, who now are Seniors, Of lhis Class of '48, Shall soon be 'lhe men and women, Who've helped +o build fhe sl'a+e. Friends fhaf we have gained in school, Never from us shall par+, For lheir love and fheir kindness, Will flame ever in our hear+. The many +hough+s of +he views o-F life. And 'the roar of fhe fuiure so near, Will always be cause for remembrance, OF our High School days so dear. Thoughls upon +hough+s are mournful, Our hearls are mourning foo, Bu+ we shall all be leaving, To sfarf our lives anew. For, we, who now are Seniors, Of +his Class of '48, Shall soon be ihe men and fhe women, Who've helped lo build 'rhe s+a+e. SENIOR CALENDAR Class Nighl. Senior Prom , Baccalaureale . Commencemen+ Alumni Banquef . ZIEGLER, ARTHUR B. To look ai Arl you'd fhinlz him quiel Bul fo fhose who linow him, He's quife a rio'r. l.R.C. '46-'48, Treas. '46, Pres. '47-'48, Dracova '45-'47. Trees. '46, Valley Review '47. Undecided. -..May 28 e ,,,,, June I2 ..,.,....June 27 ,..,..,.June 29 .....,,..June 30 CLASS PROPHECY Pafricia Rahrle-will have a lof of liffle Dons around fhe house. Susan Roulsfin-will be dean of Wellesley. Joan Russi-will be working in a bank. Bernice Ryen-will be cashier in fhe Home Dairy Cafeferia. Jayne Scoff-will sfill have lofs of boy friends. Beffy Sensabaugh-will be a famous model for Simplicify. Janef Sharron-will sfill be as quief as ever. Jeaneffe Speno-will sfill look nice in fhal' bafhing suif. Joan Veldran-will be well on fhe road io happiness. Edgar Baker--will be fhe Nafional Commander of fhe American Legion. David Bonner-will sfill be giving fhe girls a hard fime. Donald Carpenfer-will sfill be frying fo find a use for fhe Solvay Wasfe. Roberf Cecile-will sfill be as shy as he ever was. Donald Flagg-will be a concerf pianisf wifh fhe New York Philharmonic Orchesfra John Fooks-will be head Phofographer for Kodak. James Dwyer-will be All American Tackle from Michigan. Jack Eager-will siill be wondering whaf Chemisfry is all abouf. Jack Harris-will be a famous aufhor of hisforical novels. Roger Fuller-will be found wifh Don and Ed. Francis Ferry-will be helping his kiddies build beffer Soap Box Derby Cars. Jack Greene-will be physical educafion insfrucfor af an exclusive girls' college. David Hull-will be raising fufure brains of O.V.A. wifh Mary Jane. Norman Jock-will be mayor of Elmwood. Phillip Plessas-will sfill be working af Dey's. Edwin Lively-will be a greaf singer on fhe radio. Irving Powless-will be propriefor of fhe Powless General Sfore af Nedrow. Joseph Marlin-will siill be frying fo gel' along wifh Mrs. Amish. Ronald Sfewarf-chasing fhe girls af Hollywood and Vine. Shirley Abboff-will be fhe firsf woman mayor of Onondaga Hill. Joanne Edwards-working as a cashier in fhe Waldorf Cafeferia. Jeaneffe Bloss-will be chief chemisf af DuPonf. Mary Jane Burgreen-will be fhe wife of a successful chemisf. Jeannine Beckwifh-will be reading fhe BOBsey Twins fo her friplefs. Mary Feafhers-will be +he sole owner of Eakins Diner-Oh, yes, fhere'll be Don. Shirley Fulmer-will be sfarring in a Broadway musical. Shirley Furlong-will be keeping house for Ken. Shirley Godfrey-will be direciing an all girl band in Hollywood. Sally Ann Greene--will sfill have her blond hair and Ed. Gloria Harfling-will be keeping house for a cerfain big frack sfar. Rufh Hill-will be in charge of fhe U. S. diplomafic relaiions wifh fhe Far East. Marcella Hunfer-will be seffled down wifh some big Irishman. Bernice Johnson-will sfill be frying fo keep fhe wolves away from fhe door. Jo Ann Large-will be making more new friends every day. Marion McCabe-feaching hisfory ai' a young girls' finishing school. Lillian Karim-will sfill be frying fo wriie a poem fhaf Louie dicln'i fhink of firsf. Susie McDougall-Taking Miss Clark's place af Valley. Marilyn Nosfranf-cheerleader ai Harvard. Beffy Olson-a greaf Concerf pianisi with fhe New York Philharmonic. Aldrefh Ouderkirk-happily married fo Bob. Jean Palmisano-mascof of Wesf Poinf. Beffy Passino-sfill frying +o finish her housecoaf in Clofhing. Regina Perry-world famous baskefball player. George Scheffic--chief chemisf af U Build 'em-l blow 'em up works. Sfewarl' Scoff-modeling suifs af Lord 81 Taylor's. James Tasker-receiving 'lhe Naiional Liar's Award of I958. Sfanley Thompson-playing barfender in Losf Weekend. David Traub-chief hearfbreaker across fhe nafion. Bernard Voll-heading drama class af Columbia Universify. Gary Whife-praciical ioker af WSYR. George Rowland-will be head of fhe Yale gymnasfic squad. CLASS WILL Bob Anderson leaves lo pump gas. Duane Ballard leaves his quiel ways lo Dick Perkins. Ted Du Kell leaves his line lo anyone who can use il. Bob Dunham leaves his 98's in chemislry lor Miss Swindells lo puzzle over. Ron Fish leaves his cheerlulness lo anyone who needs il. Frank Griffilh leaves nolhing unsaid. Lee Haskins leaves his polo shirls lo anyone who wanls lhem. Dan Hooge leaves Valley quielly. Dave Houghlaling leaves lo become a phonograph salesman. Dick Hoyl leaves his slide rule lo anyone who can work il. John Kelley gives his excess poundage lo John Pickens. Tom Kelly leaves Miss Wallace wilh one less problem. Menlo King leaves Miss Horle in peace. Don Kresser wills his wagon lor lRileyl Scranlon's horses lo pull. Bob Robinson - Leaves - Maybe. Dave Rogers leaves his linancial problems lor someone else lo worry aboul. George Rowland leaves his gym skills lo Pal Dugan. Al Sabbarese wills his slacks of malh books lo Fool. Ed Shirley leaves lo be a race lrack driver. Jim Skinner leaves Ann lo walk lhe halls of Valley unguarded. Marion Kales leaves fulure mud puddles lo be dried up by lhe sun. Marie Knox leaves Ginny Marshall lo lind oul lhe lalesl scoop aboul everybody. Evelyn Kreis leaves her seal on lhe Onon. Hill bus lo any of lhe hicks. Helen Loberg leaves her nickname Palsy echoing in lhe halls of O.V.A. Jean Marlin goes from Valley slill singing allo. Belly May wills her lalesl pallern lo anyone wanling a new housecoal. Philomena Moleski leaves hall her books lost Ann Monk leaves wilh olher lhings in mind. Dolores Morlon leaves her cackle lo lhe chickens. We girls wonder if Elizabelh Morlon's mirror in her locker goes wilh her. Phyllis Nichl leaves wilh no lurlher excuse for skipping. Hilda Porrala leaves her books wilh lhe answers in lhem lo lhe Jr. Class dumb-bell. Carl Vollmer leaves his curly hair for lhe Valley girls lo gaze al. Bruce Young leaves his abilily lo draw lo Mac lo give lo some ol lhe fellows in Mech. ll James Lowe leaves lo find a place in lhe world higher lhan Lowe llowl. Glen Woods leaves slill needing a bobby-pin. Donna Siring wills her powder lo anyone who has a shiny nose. Marlha Smilh leaves her unusual lasl name lo Jerry VanBenlhuysen. Audrey Spencer leaves in agreemenl wilh all. Annelle Slreeler wills her laughing eyes lo Johnny Jim. Mildred Travis wills her sneaks lo anybody lhal won'l swim in lhem. Jeanne Wheeler leaves her perlecl allendance +o Dick Shepard. Naomi Wilson leaves knowing her work has been done well. Shirley Wooledge lell us in January. Jenel Young leaves wilh lhe hope of nol remaining Young. Alverella Ziegler gives her name lo anyone who can pronounce il. Shirley Abboll leaves her nickname Squirrel lo run wild. Aileen Barr leaves Valley wilh one less Barr. Nancy Blair leaves her voice wilh Barb Collel. Belly Congdon gives her slender ligure lo Rosemary Fisk. Palricia Culolli leaves her polileness in lhe caleleria, where il is needed. Georgina Dauenhauer wills her shorlness lo Wall Howard who needs il. Marie Eger leaves for Camp Fire Girls. Dorolhy Farringlon wills her 'fronl yard lor a circus parking lol lo all Valley sludenls. Shirley Fechl leaves school bul nol Dave. Donna Francoeur gives her sweelness lo Barbara Gage. Bernice Garlock leaves her heighl lo Peggy Cerio. Cecelia Grenga leaves lo become a lechnician. Nancy Hendricks leaves her quielness lo Sleve Monlrosso who needs il. NAME Kay Carr Susie McDougall Jack Greene Joan Lockward David Hull Cafherine Doray James Tasker Jeannine Beckwiih Lillian Karim James Dwyer Sue Roulsrin David Traub Pafricia Rahrle Sianley Clark Virginia Hall Sfanley Norfh Marilyn Frey Jack Eager Cecelia Fay Waller Lipferf Joan Russi Gene Fosier Jayne ScoH Arfhur Ziegler Marilyn Nosfranf Norman Pufnam Aldrelh Ouderkirk Bob Palmer Jean Palmisano JeaneHe Speno George Sheffic Dolores Morion Norman Jock Mary Jane Burgreen Donald Flagg Janine Gardner Philip Plessas Marie Knox Richard Hoyf Regina Perry David Rogers Bernice Johnson Paul Hill Jane Ohlson John Kelley Shirley Fechf Mary Toppazini TAGGED K. C. Susie Greenie Timy Dave Cassie Jim Becky Lilly Jim Susie Dave Pai Sfan Ginny Sian Mare Jack Celia I-iPPv Joanie Gene ScoH Ari' Blondie Norm Aub Bob Ginny Jeaneffe Georgie Mori Norm Burgie Don Jeanie Phil Rie Dick Gina Dave Becie Hill Janie Johnny Shirl Topp CLASS CHARACTERS RECOGNIZED BY Her blush Crazy anfics His limousine Her Pepsodenf smile Hi-Y boys Her friendliness His car Mr. Forlies Her brown eyes His preference for blondes Her green paiamas His fruck Adelphean girls Befa boys Her smile Moronic sfare Those iokes! Flaming 'lresses Curly hair His penmanship Her wardrobe His brush cur Everybody Mr. Dixon Sub-Deb members Gossip 2 caral rock Carol Gorgeous locks Long lashes His good looks Her ways wilh men Fellow Senaiors Her laugh Maroon shiri K. E. sweaier Bowlegs Am l la+e7 His measuring rape ANY Male His voice Blue ballerina skirl' His corny iokes The new look His Buick Her walk Her slare USUALLY FOUND Ealing sandwiches ln 'lhe gym Af 'lhe Migh'ly V Wi+h Joann and Mariha Wirh Mary Jane Al The Friday Nighl dances Wifh Shirley Al Pop's Wrifing poems Admiring Luiack Twirling her key chain Wifh Shirley Af her locker ln Jordan Properly cha peroned Anywhere Wifh Marilyn Wirh Ed. Phil, eic. Lafe for hisiory Giving speeches Af Wells 8: Coverly Playing baseball ln Geomelry class A+ l. R. C. Talking abouf Nofiingham ln French class Noi' worried aboul prices Making baskeis Dancing Wriiing le'Hers Having a good 'iime Ai Wrigh+'s ln Elmwood Cooking up some 'Fun Pounding lhe ivories ln her garage Wifh some lucky girl Talking Playing cards in 3 I9 Heaih's Grove A+ Carver's Down in lhe valley Pesfering Mrs. Amish Wifh Ari Af fhe airporf ln Dave's iruck Wifh Janel' THEME There's One Born Every Minufe Susie for Maier Two Loves Have l Sweel and Lovely Pop Goes The Weasel Sweef William You Were Meani for Me My Beloved ls Rugged Shori and Sweef Cheer, Cheer for Old Nofre Dame lCain'i Say No Down on fhe Farm DONney Boy l Dream of Jeannie l Like Mike l'll Never Know When lRlSH Eyes Are Smiling Aren'+ we devils Does your Moiher know you're ou+ World Federalisfs Good ihings come in small packages Take me ouf fo fhe ball game You can'l' break my hearl The besl is yer fo come Hep! Hep! Oh Midge! Lucky in Love You Don I' Know l haie menl Don'1' be bifier You'll never know Ge! fhe poini Annie Gef Your Gun Whai ll l Do Deep Purple My Buddy l'll Gel By l Can I' Begin To Tell You Doin' Whal Comes Nafurally Sei 'er Up Peg O' My Hear? You Beauliful Doll l'll Walk Alone The Apple of My Eye Oh! Johnny For Seniimenial Reasons l'll never love anyone SENIOR REPORT Presidenlh ,,,, . ,,,, , A, ,,,,,, ,R,,,,R,, ,Y,R,,,A AR ,,, ,,,,. ,,,, ,,,, N o r m an Jock Vice Presidenl ,. V, v YV V , S elly Greene Secrelarym ,.,..,A,, Annelle Slreeler Treasurer ,,,,, H ,.,,.... Philip Plessas Valedicloriann . eeevY,. Hilda Porrala Salulalorian ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,,.,.. S usan Roulsllh Class Nighl Advisor... e,e,. .........Ve, M rs. Cady Baccalaureale Advisor e7,,,e,..A ....... M iss Andrews Commencemenl Advisor .i,.. . i....iYYwVii,i,e,iYi,ii,i..A,..,..w,. Mrs. Slreeler HE recipienls of class honors: Hilda Porrala, Valediclorian, having an aver- mg My age ol 95.9875 Susan Roulslin, Salulalorian, wilh a 95.6l70 average: Jeanne S' 'T Wheeler, 94.8475 Marlha Smilh, 94.05701 Rulh Hill, 94.0575 Virginia Hall, 93.94701 Helen Loberg, 93.4l7,: Kay Carr, 93.0475 Naomi Wilson, 9I.l670g Shirley Fulmer, 90.7O70g Joann Large, 90.3675 Jeannine Beckwilh, 90.16703 Jane Ohlson, 90.0970g Alverella Ziegler, 89.67701 Evelyn Kreis, 89.3I'X,: Shirley Furlong, 89.2I70: Roberl Dunham, 891870, and Lee Haskins, 89.29'X,. Honor sludenls having a 'Four year average of 85 or above, according lo lheir scholaslic slanding are: Georgina Dauenhauer, Marion Kales, Elizabelh Passino, Slewarl Sco'H', Lilly Karim, Belly May, Regina Perry, Marilyn Frey, Marie Knox, Donna Siring, Richard Hoyl, Mildred Travis, Cecelia Fay, Aldrelh Ouderkirk, Marilyn Nos- lranl, Aileen Barr, Nancy Blair, Donald Carpenler, Janine Gardner, Francis Ferry, Sally Greene, Shirley Abboll, Joan Russi, Menzo King, Bernard Voll, John Kelly, Duane Ballard, Bruce Young, Waller Liplerl, Arlhur Ziegler, Joan Lockward, Edwin Lively, Annelle Slreeler, Janel Sharron, Joan Veldran, Belly Congdon, Phil Plessas, Mary Jane Burgreen, Jean Palmisano, Marcella Hunler and Ann Monk. Besides excelling scholaslically, mosl ol lhe sludenls named above are on lhe Academy Slall, parlicipale in sporls, belong lo Dracova, are members ol lhe lnlernalional Relalions Club, are aclive in sororilies or lralernilies, are on Senior commillees, or lake parl in various olher exlracurricular aclivilies. These seniors are undoubledly lhe leaders ol lheir class and will undoubledly be lhe leaders ol lomorrow . lTolheluneolLoreleyl By Lilly Karim Dear Valley we ne'er will lorgel you: ln leaving our own dear Valley, For e'er you'll slay in our hearl. We leave wilh learlul eye. The mem'ries of ioys we have spenl here, And knowing lhe lessons she's laughl us, From us shall never deparl. Have helped in years gone by. The leachers who've graciously helped May she forever be guarded, us, By reaven high above The friends we've known every day, And ever live on wilh our memories Have given us many a helping hand The school lhal we all love. To guide us on our way. ACADEMY STAFF FOR 1948 Edifor-in-Chief., , , JoAnn Large Assis1'an'l' ,, , , ,Virginia Hall Business Manager ,, ,,,, Naomi Wilson Assisfanl, N , ,, YY,,,, ,, ,, ,, , Alverella Ziegler Circulafion Manager... N Y,,,Y,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,., , , ,, ,a,,,,.,. Calherine Doray Assisfanls , Susan Roulslin, Marilyn Frey, Marilyn Nos'l'ran'l, Kay Carr, Regina Perry, Marcella Hunler Lilerary ,,,,, , , ,Jeanne Wheeler, Hilda Porrala, Aldrefh Ouderkirk Boys' Organizalions ,, ,,,Y,,, , ,, ,, ,,,, Gary While, David Hull Girls' Organizalions. , Jeannine Beckwilh, Aileen Barr Pholography ...,,, , ,,,, ,,sss, , ,, , a David Rogers Poems a...,, ,,e,. . s ,, ,,,sss,,,, , ,,,,, , , s,,. Lilly Karim, Helen Loberg, Mary Jane Burgreen, Nancy Hendricks Arla, , ,,,,,. , ,,Menzo King, Joan Veldran, Annelle Sfreeler S+a+is+ics ,,,,, , H ,, a ,, , . , a , a H Ru+h Hill Adverlising Manager., ,sss,,,, . , H , .. . Marlha Smilh Assislanls, , , a , . ,.... Sally Greene, Joan Russi, Dolores Morlon Alumni .s.,,, ,,,a,,,,,,,,.vs a.... J e an Palmisano, Donna Siring, Shirley Fechf Special Fealures ., ,,,, ,,,, , ,. ,,,ae Marie Knox, Ted Du Kell Typisls, , , ,Bernice Ryen, BeHy Sensabaugh, Cecelia Fay, Beverly Loughlin L, ': ITH unceasing vigor, fhe annual s'ra'FF of '48 has worked +0 make lheir Annual 2 - lhe besl of memories for everyone. Expressions of lhanks go 'lo Miss Horle Y-4'-.A and Miss Clark: our deepes+ gralilude +o Miss Hursl for her fai'l'h'ful guid- ance and supervision. We have had a busy year working for lhe success of lhis Annual. Also, we are proud of lhe 'facl lhal lhe six 'lop honor sludenls are co-workers wifh us. The slalif wishes lo acknowledge lhe 'line work of lvlr. Bizzell, 'lhe pholographer, 'lhe prompl work of Weber Engraving Company, lhe co-operalion of +he prinler, Tridenl Prinfing Company, and lhe supporl of 'I'he adver+isers, wi+hou+ which 'lhe Academy of '48 would noi have been a success. THE ALUMNI I944 Allending S. U.-Dick Karle, Doug Gorham, Jean Pow- Iesland, Peggy Simpson. Married-Fay Grube, Kaihleen Nicholson, Carolyn Ryan, Suzanne Slover, Mary Fynmore, Barbara Linforlh, Jack Milligan, Carolyn Gales, Tex Sfanion. Nancy Abell is a graduaie nurse af Syracuse Memorial Hospiial. Joanne Kelley is engaged 'lo Roberf Cramer. I94 Allending S. U.-David Bean, Nancy Callahan, Paul Gelling, Fred Smilh, Mary Dundon, Bill Herman, Dick Fischer, Joyce Webb. Married-Doris Dauler, Jean Kohan, Ari Difanf, Edward Kincella. Harlan Diefendorl- R.P.l. Joe Wrighl - Niagara College. Harry Bungay - Cornell. Neil Baker is engaged 'Io Shirley Bell. Marion Rasmussen engaged fo Loren Madigan. Marlyn Farnham is al Cornell. Warren Moore is ar Hamillon. Alex Cosl is af Colgale. Bob Shahan is al Middlebury. Working-Dick Harringion, Barbara Spinks. Frances Skellon and Barbara Smifh are regisfered nurses. 5 Dick Fuller- Hope College and engaged. Grefa Randall-Corlland Teachers. Engaged- Roberia Crawford - Bob Johnson, Lois Har- ringfon - Don Harris, Richard Kelcham - Joyce Wellner. Margarel S'l'ree+er is a senior nurse ai' Syracuse General Hospilal. Annabelle Dickinson is a sfudenr nurse Pai Shieiz- working. I 946 Affending S.U.-Lois Burley, Sylvia Biorn-Hansen, Bud Ramseyer, Muriel Powlesland, Charlolle Hine, Hannah Oniko, Carol Gross, Bob Afkinson, Alex Hersca. Married-Frances Alexander, Irene Gilberl'-Harry Per- kins, Barbara Whidfman, Dolores Dorland-Jack LaRue, Jean Knaak-Bob Fouquef, Pauline Ouderkirk-Menny Hoxie, Inez Burlon, Louise Hari- Hank Smalley, Dorolhy Rouse-Donald Dur9Y. Millie Ormsby, Lois Lombard, Bob Janes, Louise Sireai, Dick McQuaid, James Voll- mer, Marshall Websler, Barbara Linforlh, Doris Hager- Grey Barr, Nancy Beers - Don Six. I Affending S. U.-Edwina Eger, Gene Gravina, Ann Gal- loway, Marilyn Robinson, Randy Large. Engaged-Jeanne Haley-Jack Shea, Mary Jane Con- nell -Jim Longo, Joyce Vanderwege -Jim Harringlon, Bud Marshall- Shirley Turo, Mary Ramsboilom - Herberi Kane. Married-Virginia Rockwell, Ann Irwin - Harold McKeen, Eleanor Rohe, Eleanor Bryers, Geriie Demers, Valeria Kuney. Working-Doi Webb, Kale Adams, Marilyn Milligan, Bally Kalenak, Rifa Kasky, Dol Williams, Enid Rogers, Louise Hackefr, Mary Mullari, Jean Giers, Marianne 94 Engaged-Doris Golham-Dick Coon, Laura Jane Nay- lor-Bernie Kurfz, Shirley Duell-Ray Hoxie, Virginia Carol-Thomas DaviH', Jean Smingler-Alex Cosl, Bar- bara Page -Thomas Lynch. Working- Eunice Farringron, Jeanne Broil, Jean Boland, Louise McQuaid, Dorlhy Sieele. Sfudeni Nurses- Peggy Fish, Diane Ganfley. Bill Boyd is an M.P. in Korea. Frank Peabody is allending Wesl' Poinf. 7 Sfevens, Naomi Collher, Barbara Sayles, Miriam Pierce, Joyce Wellner, Burion Wrighi, Cynfhia Gales. Powelson Insiifule-Shirley Kenyon, Mary K. Johnson, Nancy MacCollisIer, Barbara Fryer, Rhea Green, Belsy House, Barbara Heidenrich. C.C.B.l.-Joan Traub, Irene Scheflic. Lois Campbell-Siudeni nurse. Lois Clayion - Fashion Design School, New York Cily. Rila Reed - Modeling School, New York Cify. Mary Lou Dickinson -Corfland Teachers College. S sg. Q 0 A339 is 'ff' Q51 fx, dk SE 5 A WT W1-Hfqi 'I N x my as awk M 3 R. mg in r DELTA CHAPTER OF K. E. OFFICERS Spring Term Fall Term President, J, , A A,,E,AEA Mary Van Eselline Jeannine Beclcwiih Vice Presideni ,7.,,,....,..,,, .....,.. M ary K. Johnson Audrey Spencer Recording Secreiary a7.a.,,,o, ,J ,e,7.ae Nancy McCollis+er Naomi Wilson Corresponding Secrefary.. , ,,,s..., Janine Gardner Marilyn Nosiranl' Treasurer .,,,.,,.. .c....,.,,.,,,,., ..,.,,.e R i ia Reed Susan Roulsiin Chaplain ,,r,. ..,s.Y. M arilyn Milligan Shirley Abbo'H' Advisor ,r,vs,,rrs ,,,,, ,...,, A , e.,,.,.s,,r...., K alhleen Nicholson Kafhleen Nicholson 5 f HE annual Mofhers and Daughfers Banquef wiih insiallafion of officers was +he lirsf acliviiy of ihe year for K.E. 1 11 any S' fi Among oiher early ac+ivi+ies were a round and square dance a+ Onon- daga Hill, a concession af Valley Field Day, and an overnighl' pariy ai' Sisler Mor'lon's farm. ln November we held our annual Blue and Gold Dance al Drumlins wilh Sisler Rouls'l'in as Chairman, a Friendship Supper a'I' 'the home of Sisier Gardner and a ioini parly wi+h Phi Del+a Sigma Bela a+ Valley Church. The following girls were formally pledged ai' lhe Hofel Syracuse on Ocfober 28: Jean Simms, Dianne Russi, Ann Williams, Helen Riley, Chrisiine Yovonovich and Dolores Blume. During 'I'he Thanksgiving holiday +he annual conveniion was held in Rochesfer. Jeannine Beclcwilh and Riia Reed aciing as Business and Social Delegaies respeciively. Affer 'l'his K.E. held ifs annual Banque? in honor of 'lhe Fooiball Team December I6, I947. Following 'rhis was ihe Chrislmas Dinner Dance a+ 'lhe Persian Terrace. Ano+her rummage sale on December 23 also proved ilself a greal success. On Friday, February I3 was our Miss Valenfine Dance. Of lhe represenfalives from each school Miss No'r+ingham was elecfed Miss Valenline and presenied wilh a compacl' and roses. ln fhe spring lerm +he following girls were invi'l'ed 'ro a supper rush, Le Pe+i+ Diner: Joyce Hollenbeclc, Mary Borden, Virginia Melzler, Pai Horlh and Dolores Halliday. A successful year was compleled wilh an oufing. PHI DELTA SIGMA BETA Presidenf ...,..,... , OFFICERS Fall Term ,..John Maggio Spring Term John Maggio Vice-Presidenf .,,,.I,,. Bob Horning Dick Price Secrefary ...,.,,o Bruce Young Bob Cecile Treasurer ,,,..,, ,,,,, , , , Jim Dwyer Jim Dwyer Financial Secrefary .e., . Bob Price Jim Campbell John Adank Sergeanf-af-Arms, , I , .Bob Palmer Jim Tasker I If ETA CHAPTER of Phi Delfa Sigma began ifs fall acfivifies wifh a rush parfy ,V Q 1,1 af Brofher Clark's house. The rushees were pledged as candidafes fhe fol- J: lowing week af fhe home of Brofher Cecile. New members were: Dick Longo, Wendell Slack, Jerry Slack, Lee Conway, Fred Duell, and Jim Campbell. The spring ferm opened wifh a rush parfy af Brofher Dwyer's. The following week fhe rushees were pledged as candidafes af Brofher Diefendorf's house. The new members were Jim Dugan, Dick Purcell, Bob Brown, Jerry Tasker and Bob Kefaily. Befa played a successful baskefball game wifh Senafe. Befa held ifs annual Sweefhearf Dance on May I4 which proved fo be a financial and social success. i ADELPHEAN OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl , Pa'l'ricia Rahrle Sally Greene Vice-Presidenl, , . Sally Greene Cafherine Doray Recording Secrefary , , ,Joan Lockward Barbara Beaver Corresponding Secre+ary Cafherine Doray Joan Lockward Treasurer , Beverly Duell Beverly Duell Crilic, , , , ..Aileen Barr Dorofhy Knaack Chaplain, ,, Lilly Karim Marion Doly Barbara Page Barbara Page Advisor, . , ,a...a..... ' f.- .. ,,. 1 i DELPHEAN began Hs fall season by rushing new members al' an Open House al +he home of Barbara Rockwell. The second rush was a Hayride afier which we wenl +0 Beverly Duell's for refreshmenls. For our 'final rush we had a Dress Rush al' fhe home of Joan Pickard. On Ocrober I4, +he 'Following were pledged a+ 'rhe Onondaga Holelz Nancy Calkins, Marion Dofy, Joan Edwards. Joyce Farne'r+, Nancy Hagin, Be+sy Hunniford, Belly Reynolds, and Faye Vadeboncoeur. Eiga'- xz , November I5 was 'lhe dale of our annual Sadie Hawkins Day Hayride. This proved a grea+ success and was enioyed by all who aHended. Our annual Mee+ and Ear was held a+ +he Elmwood Presbylerian Church which was also a success. Marianne Locklin's home was +he scene of our Paiama Parry . December 23 was rhe dale of our annual Rendezvous in Holly . The place was 'rhe Masonic Temple. The ioyful spiril of Chrislmas and 'lhe music of 'lhe Ohioans bo+h aided in making 'rhis a success. The spring ferm was ushered in by a Molher and Daughler Banquel' held af Tubberls on February l I. We also inslalled our new officers. A Backward Rush opened our spring +erm. This was held a+ rhe home ol Dorolhy Knaack. Our second rush was a Dress Rush held ar +he home of Carherine and Jane Doray. March I6, lhe following were pledged a+ our Formal Pledge al Drumlins: Marrha Bedworfh, BeH'y Creay, Janel' Dauler, Jeanelle Doly, Marion Howard, Arlene Kalediian. On April 23, a sock dance called The S+ocking Foo'r S'fomp was held in +he school gym. Prizes were given for +he smallesl' and largesl feel. Our Silver Tea was held in May. The successful aclivifies of +he year were concluded by an ou+ing a+ Green Lake. Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Sergeanf-af-Arms Mascoff H+, .,.., , .TT ag fr S E N A T E OFFICERS Fall Term Norm Jock Jack Greene .........Jack Ginley John Dalfon Bill Blandford Jack Abbey Bob Greene Spring Term Bob Frickman Dick Perkins Byrne Kinney John Dalfon Jack Mefz Ed Ballard I 'KVQ J ENATE opened ifs fall acfivifies wifh a rush parfy af Senafor Frickman's house The following were accepfed info fhe Sociefy on fhe final nighf, Ocfober , I947: Howard Sfryker, Dave Wallace and Ronny Gravina. A hay-ride was given for fhe new members on Ocfober 4, I947. The winfer rush parfy was again held af Senafor Frickman's house. The following were rushees: Dick Sfreefer, Jim Blandford, Dufch Mefz and Bill Beckwifh. We had our final nighf on March 6, i948 and a hayride was given in honor of fhe new senafors on March 7, I948. Senafe had ifs Twenfy-Sixfh Annual Spring Dance on May 7, af Valley. lf was a social and financial success. Senafe defeafed Befa in ifs annual winfer baskefball game. A very successful year will be closed wifh fhe annual Senafe oufing af Green Lake in June. l PI PHI Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf ,,, ,, ,, r ,,,,A, Jayne Scoff Jean Marfin Vice-President. .. ..., B ernice Ryen Mary Toppanine Recording Secrefary.. aaaaa. ,..,,Y J ean Marfin Kay Carr Corresponding Secrefary, ,,,7,oo Kay Carr Janef Young Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,Aa,,,, H ,,,Aoao Marilyn Frey Beffy Olsen Chaplain ,,,.pa a...aAaaa s . . ,aaa, ,S Donna Francoeur Georgina Dauenhauer Sergeanf-af-Arms , , , .Jeanneffe Speno Beffy Lou Dorsey W Q- NSTALLATION of officers af 'rhe home of Cecelia Grenga was fhe firsf Le ' QU acfivify in fhe fall ferm for fhe Alph Chapfer of Pi Omega Phi. This was ,li- ' s followed by a Sock Rush af fhe home of Barbara Higgins. Formal Pledge was held Ocfober 30fh af Hofel Syracuse and fhe following girls were pledged: Georgina Dauenhauer, Beffy Lou Dorsey, and Mary Lou Taffe. Lafer, a paiama parfy af Priscilla Conger's was held for old and new members. Our Annual dance was held November I4fh wifh music by Jaclr Kreischer. Everyone af fhe Twilighf Twirl had a wonderful fime. We also held a successful raffle during fhe fall. lnsfallafion of fhe presenf slafe of officers was preceded by our Annual Mofher and Daughfer banquef af Tubber'l s February I2fh. A mid-winfer sleigh ride was also held and fhe girls and fheir dafes had a pleasanf fime. We opened fhe rushing for fhis ferm wifh a Melody Rush held af fhe home of our advisor, Mrs. Vanderwege. The second rush, Childhood Ambifions, followed. Rosemary Kife, June Kinney, Joan Ripley, Beffy Pharoah and Shirley Russell were formally pledged info Pi Phi af Hofel Syracuse on March l0fh. Lafer fhe new mem- bers were enferfained af a paiama parfy. A Founders' Day Tea, af which fhe alumnae and members renew fheir pledge was held March I4fh af Donna Francoeur's home. Several successful food sales boosfed our freasury during fhe year. On March 20fh, Pi Phi held ifs Annual banquef in honor of fhe baslxefball feam. During fhe year, volleyball feams were organized among fhe girls' organizafions. Compefifion was keen and all who parficipafed had an excifing fime. The members of Pi Phi will close a very successful year, socially and financially, wifh fhe Annual June oufing. The girls of fhe sororify are losing confacf wifh many of fheir sisfers fhis year due fo graduafion, buf fhose who remain are sure fo uphold 'lhe honor and fradifion of Pi Phi. PHI DELTA SIGMA-ZETA CHAPTER Presideni .A,.Y,,.,, Vice-President, , Secreiary, , ,, Corresponding Secre+ary Financial Secre+ary.. Treasurern, ,s Sergean+-a+-Arms, Publici+y Manager ..,,, Fall Term Ed Lively George DePerrior Don Kresser Don Schaeffer Willard Desaw Frank Romano George Rowland M. Larwin Spring Term Ed Lively Frank Romano Frank Palermo Horace Boheimer Don Kresser Ernie La+hrop Don Schaeffer M. Larwin R F Hl DELTA SIGMA, Ze+a Chapfer, opened i'rs ac+ivi'ries for boih 'rerms wi+h a E is rush parfy. Final inifiafion was la+er held and 'Phe following candidafes were ' QQ: accepfed as brofhersz Max Larwin, Lloyd Lafhrop, Jim Fea'I'hers, Ken Adams, Bob Chard, Jack Clark, and Bill Jakes. On April 30, I948 we held our annual Ragland Romp in 'I'he school gym. Mike Lovell and his orchesfra played. Ze+a will close a very successful year wi+h an ou+ing in June. THETA KAPPA MU SOCIETY Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf .Jean Palmissano Sally Keller Vice-President, ,, , Emma Robinson Mary Lou Taffe Recording Secrefary Joan Hefferman Barbara Halsey Corresponding Secrefary Mary Lou Taffe Barbara Gage Treasurer, , , , ,,Y,,,,,.,, , , , Sue MacDougal assisfed by Lois McCarfhy Joyce Cavanough Chaplain, ,i,, Barbara Halsey Ann Sfearns Ann Sfearns Mary Lou Taffe Sergeanf-af-Arms. , , 5 HETA opened ifs firsf rush af fhe home of Susan Avery. lnformal pledge fool: sing gang place af Ann Sfearns house and fhe following were inifiafed: Noreen Q! Adams, Beffy Blair, Beffy Lou Dorsey, Mary Bordon, Carol Fosfer, Barbara Evans, Connie Tumulo, Rosaine Tessiar, Beverly Gilmore, Marilyn Church. Formal pledge was held af Hofel Syracuse on November lsf. We sfaged a closed hayride which was a successful evenf. In December a Chrisfmas parfy was held af fhe home of Jean Simms which was enjoyed by all who affended. On January lbfh, Thefa held ifs King and Queen dance when fhe lring and queen of Valley were crowned. This was a very successful evenf for our sociefy. ln February fhe firsf rush of Thefa was held in fhe home of Beverly Fish. lnformal pledge foolc place af fhe home of Jean Simms, in which fhe following were pledged: Ann Duncan, Barbara Klix, Janeff Dukeff, Barbara Sfearns, and Dolores Thompson. The Mofher and Daughfer Banquef fool: place on March 4fh af Tubberfs. The formal pledge and insfallafion of officers foolc place af fhis fime. On fhe whole Thefa considers fhaf fhey have had a very successful year. TAU SIGMA FRATERNITY OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presiclenf. T , A F.,, Duane Ballard Roger Fuller Vice-President. Paul Joslyn Warren Lorenzen Secre+ary .,r,,r,,. s , Tony Spagnola Terry Fay Treasurer. Ye,,. , Roberl' Voellc Ollie Murray Sergean+-a+-Arms, ,,a, Jaclc Jarvis - s v HE 'fall lerm of Tau Sigma Fraiernify sfarred wilh a rush parfy al' The home -. of Jack Jarvis The new candidafes were Roger Fuller, Warren Loranson, Ollie Murray, Tim Jerred, Donald Corrgan, Roberf Collins and Bud Turcoi. The candidafes' hayride was held on Ocfober I8. The spring 'Perm s+ar+ed wiih a rush ai' rhe home of Tony Spagnola. The spring candidafes were Donald Bourdeau, Marrin Ahlsirand, William Adams, Richard Barr, Edward Donnelly, Jack Fields, Arihur S+an+on, Donald Bower, and Weller S+oll. The candidafes' hayride was held on April 3. We held a successful ioini' meering wi+h The+a Mu in March. This year we held +he firsl of an annual dance in April. We will hold our annual ou+ing al' Green Lalze al' +he end of school. This year, fo us, has been very successful bofh socially and financially. GAMMA ALPHA PSI Presidenf Vice-President Recording Secrelary Y,,, Corresponding Secrelary Treasurer , .,,.,, Y, Adver+ising Manager, Hisforian Y,,, Y. ,,,, ,, Advisor ,,,o , OFFICERS Fall Term Susie McDougall Shirley Woolege Barbara Michels Cleonice Whalen Virginia Seifering Ellen Suils Mildred Travis Spring Term Susie McDougall Peggy Whilbread Arlene Rainone Virginia Seifering Barbara Neidinger Cleonice Whalen Gloria Har+ling Miss Whalen P1Q2:AMMA ALPHA PSI opened i+s fall 'l'erm wilh a Rush Tea a+ 'rhe home of . Jo ce Pollifear. The following were rushed: Peggy Cerio, Bernice Cody, LPM --ii Arlene Rainone, Nancy Mercer, Barbara Neidinger, Caroline Windmuller, Peggy Whilbread, and Lila Millard. Formal Pledge was held a+ lhe Hofel Syracuse. During +he fall +erm l'he sororily sislers pul' on a very successful Hallowe'en Hay- ride. A dance given on December IZ, called +he Snowman Serenade was also slaged. The spring +erm was opened wi+h a Rush Tea al' lhe home of Cleonice Whalen. Afler a week of pledge and inifiafion fhe following were pledged: Nancy Michels, Joyce Black, Joyce Cavanaugh, and Francis Phol. This was held wi+h +he Easlwood Chapfer a+ +he Hofel Syracuse on February I8. We also had a closed hayride. A Rummage Sale was held on February 20, which was very successful. For 'rhe fu+ure +he following 'lhings have been discussed: A Pajama Par+y on March 29, a Dinner Dance some lime in May, and a Food Sale. There will be a banquei a+ Tubberfs some lime in May 'For 'rhe old and new members. PHI KAPPA EPSILON OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf Edgar Balmer Theodore DuKeH Vice-President , David Hull Donald Randall Treasurer, William Munroe Gary While Secrefary o,.,. , Roberf Gowing Roberl' Gowing Chaplain, ,..,,,, Roberf Me+zler Jacl: Harris Sergean+-af-Arms Jack Fooks Roberl Melzler URING fhe fall +erm fhe new members pledged were: Carl Furgesson, ll 11 Garry While, and Jack Harris. This spring +he new members include l.,f'i'ji-491 Joseph Onfko, Jack Mulvey, Fred Skel+on, Francis Ferry and Roberl' Langing. Phi Kappa Epsilon sponsored Hs annual Hallowe'en Dance in The Valley High gym, Ocfober 3I, I947, also a candida+e hayride December 3, and everyone enjoyed ii, including rhe candidaies. The fall +erm Rush was held ar 'lhe home of David Hull and 'lhe spring +erm af fhe home of Donald Randall. The club has brolxen from ihe YMCA and is on i'ls own hoping +o lceep 'loge'rher, form a good and sfrong club, and find a prosperous year ahead. DRACOVA OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presidenl David Rogers Allie Ziegler Vice-Presidenl Allie Ziegler Hilda Porrala Recording Secrelary Beverly Cole David Rogers Treasurer Hilda Porrala Beryl Broil Corresponding Secrelary Jo Ann Large Peggy Cerio Sergeanl'-af-Arms James Alvord Roberl' Kelaily Chaplain James Smilh Waller Burns RACOVA'S acliviries slarled wi'rh +ryou'rs in lhe school audilorium. New members include: Roberl' Kelaily, Peggy Cerio, Belly Blair, Evolyn Fisher, Lena Nowalzlcy, Waller Burns, Leona Elm, Alvera Abdo, Caroline Arnold, Noreen Adams, Marlin Ahlsirand, Duane Ballard, Barbara CoH'e+ and Regina Perry. Beryl Bro++ opened her home for +he ins'ralla+ion service. Refreshmenls and en+er+ain- men+ followed. Our 'Fai+hful advisor, Mrs. Eloise Kelcham, had +o leave because of her heallh and was replaced by Mrs. Mariorie Sfrong. We are now working on a play lo be presenled early nex+ fall. Because of pre- vailing circumslances we were unable +o presenl a play earlier. A banquel in June will close 'fhe Masqued Book of Dracova and fhe fall +erm of officers will be announced. l INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Presidenf Arfhur Ziegler Vice-Presidenf Bernice Johnson Secrefary Mary Jane Burgreen Treasurer Kay Carr Program Chairman , JoAnn Large Advisor Mrs. Marie M. Cady I Club fhis year. Organized in I945, fo help in keeping up wifh currenf evenfs I .- '3 and fo give fhe sludenfs a chance 'Io express fheir opinions on world affairs, l.R.C. has had a full schedule of evenfs. The fall ferm began wifh Mary Jane Burgreen, Kay Carr, Barbara Coffef, Don Cranson, Shirley Fulmer, Dick Hoyf, David Hull, Hilda Porrafa, Jim Skinner, Jeanne Wheeler, Allie Ziegler, Helen Loberg, Sfanley Norfh and Ann Monk becoming new members. Officers were elecfed and l.R.C. began a season full of acfivifies and enioymenf. Under selecfion of fhe Program Chairman and fhe group, some of 'rhe following Iopics were discussed fhroughouf fhe year: The Marshall Plan, Vishinsky's Speech fo fhe Unifed Nafions, The Palesfine Ouesfion, De Gaulle, Korea, Hawaii and Alaska's Fufure Sfafes, India and fhe Presidenfial Elecfion of I948. Arfhur and Allie Ziegler, Walfer Lipferf, Dick Hoyf and Ann Monk successfully held a discussion on fhe radio, fhe fopics being Should Hawaii Become fhe 49+h Sfafe7 Also l.R.C. members have faken parf in fhe News I. Program. The new members for fhe spring ferm were Shirley Godfrey, Jack Harris, Jack Fooks, Ed Shepard, Richard Knoblock, Bob Gowing, Menzo King, Pal' Shane and Ann Sfearns. l.R.C. members are also very acfive in fhe Foreign Policy Associafion and have individual memberships. During fhe year I948 some lnfernafional Relafions Club members have been inferesfed in World Federalism among fhe enfhusiasfic being Walfer Lipferf. These people have affended various lecfures and group gafherings on fhe subiecf. An Assembly was held in May for fhe purpose of holding a Presidenfial Nomina- +ion in Valley. On +he commiffee were Chairman Mary Jane Burgreen, Helen Loberg, Dick Hoyf, David Hull, Walfer Lipferf, Menzo King, Allie Ziegler and Jack Fooks. We had an Elecfion Day when all sfudenfs vofed for fheir choice of a Presidenfial Candidafe. Some of 'Ihe alumni, Norman Adams, James Bedigan, Dick Carpenfer, Barbara Fryer, Rifa Kasky and John Whifney, have been very acfive fhis year in carrying on discussions wifh fhe group and offering many helpful suggesfions. Along fhe lighfer side of l.R.C.'s acfivifies, we have had a Chrisfmas parfy af 'lhe home of Anneffe Sfreefer, which was enioyed by everyone. Also fhe members held Iheir annual summer oufing in June. Wifh fhe guidance of our advisor, Mrs. Marie M. Cady, who has been very helpful Ihis year, lnfernafional Relafions Club had a very prosperous and successful year. FOURTH year of success has been achieved by fhe lnfernafional Relafions Y., C1 4... ALPHA DELTA PHI Presidenl ,,,,,.,.,,.. Vice-Presidenl A,,,.. Secrelary., U Treasurer ,,A,w ,,,,,,,, Fall Term ,...,,,,,Marilyn Yale .Swella Lavadis ..,,,Barbara Collins Marie Baranello Chaplains, a,,,,e,,,,e,,, ,, Elizabelh Morlon Sergeanl-al-Arms ee,,, Publicily ,..,.,w..,...,,,. s. Advisors ,, ,..... , Mary Fealhers ,, Belly DeLano ,Evelyn Sabbarese Spring Term Marie Baranello Nancy Freeman Marilyn Yale Swella Lavadis Mary Fealhers Elizabelh Morlon Muriel Walson Evelyn Sabbarese if LPHA DELTA PHI opened ils lall aclivilies wilh a gel acquainled rush al 6 lhe home ol Swella Lavadis. Social aclivilies included while elephanl sales, 9 a bake sale, a paiama parly and a hay ride. Spring aclivilies included a circus rush al lhe home ol Peggy Lobello. A dance, The Shamrock Hop, was held. The annual Molher and Daughler banquel look place in May. Favors were made and dislribuled lor Children's Day. The closing aclivily ol lhe season was a picnic held al lhe home ol Leona Elm. SUB-DEB CLUB OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presiclenl, ,c,,,ac,,,c , , c,,,c Shirley Fechl Marilyn Noslranl Vice-Presidenl r,wv,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,.r.,. Jane Gulland Beverly Coon Helen Reilly Marlha Smilh Recording Secrelary ,7e... s, Cecelia Fay Corresponding Secrelary. ,S S ,i,., Virginia Hall Treasurer ......,...V..Y......VY,,,.,,, , Marlha Smilh Cecelia Fay Chaplain A,.,...,.ss.....,.aa.,,a,, ., , , , ,, ,Yolanda Monlallo Arlene Rainone HE Sub-Deb Club ol O.V.A. began lall aclivilies wilh rushing lhe lollowing: iii Chrisline Yovonovich, Arlene Rainone, Nancy Caukins, Nancy Hagin, Peggy Cerio, Dolores Blume, and Sally Reed. On Seplember l7 lhere was a hol dog roasl lor lhe members al Sally Greene's home. A Silver Tea look place al lhe home ol Louise Hackell on Sunday, Oclober I9lh. The girls enjoyed lhemselves al a slumber parly on February 29lh al Peggy Cerio's home. The following week, on March 3rd, Cleonice Whalen, Dolores Halliday, Virginia Melzler, Joyce Hollenbeck, Barbara Neidinger, Nancy Mercer and Elizabelh Jones were inducled inlo lhe club. During March lhe girls and our advisor, Mrs. Harmon, had piclures laken lor a composile. An Easler holiday dance, The Bunny Hop, was given al Drumlins March 3lsl. We ended our season wilh a 'Friendship supper on April l4lh and an ouling on April 25+h. l VALLEY TRI-Y OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presiderrl' Nancy MacCollis1er Susan Roulslin Vice-Presidenf Naomi Wilson Rosemarie Scranlon Recording Secrefary ,, Rosemarie Scran+on Jean Sfreiff Corresponding Secrefary Virginia Siefring Ralou Cosl' Treasurer ,, , Nancy Wilson Mary Jane Doyle Chaplain Diane Russi Audrey Boone Hisforian, ,.Winifred Coyne Georgina Dauenhauer Advisor ,Mrs. VanEsel+ine Mrs. VanEsel+ine Rl-Y opened i+s fall acfiviries wifh fhe candlelighi inducfion of Jaclxie HuFF- L 4 ' . I . ' . i AY. My man Yolanda Monfalfo Mary Toppazzlnl and Jeane'r+e Speno F' , , During one of +he firsl' fall meehngs Jean Palmusano gave her reporl on +h e Nalional YWCA conference in lowa, which she alfended lasl summer as lhe Syra cuse disiricf re presenfafive. We had our usual food sales and paiama par+ies. We also sfaged a Chrisimas parly for +he young orphan girl we adopled from S+. Mary's Home. Our dance, The Record Romp, held in +he school gym February 2O+h, was a financial and social success. Af+er pledging fhe new girls, Dorofhy Smifh and Jane Slreef, in March, we had composifes made. We closed a successful year wi+h our annual ou+ing in June. CHORUS ii' l HE O.V.A. mixed choir meeis on Wednesday and Thursday al 8:00 A.M. ,Q 0, . . . ,avi iq, io prachce for performances. This year we were able +o provide ren new 4 V 1' I QF 223' robes 'fo expand our choir 'ro 65 ac+ive par+icipan+s. During 'lhe year we broadcas+ecl over WSYR, sang a+ Ho+el Syracuse: held a Chris+mas program, and a Valley Talen+ Show wifh +he Chorus parlicipaiing as a group and also as individuals. During +he spring The Syracuse Cenlennial Pageani 'look +he place of +he Spring Fesfival a+ Ceniral. The Valley, Noflingham, and Norih Choirs were chosen +o sing +he 'final number. CAMERA CLUB f'1f,-. 'S',5,,A j- Camera Club of Onondaga Valley Academy was slarled las? fall. The purpose +hen was +o in+eres+ and help +he boys and girls in phofography. ti 'A ,l La The officers of 'lhis club are: President Roberi Pepper: Secreiary, Carol Sfreel, and Treasurer, Charles La Pierra. Many proiec+s have been underlalcen, and 'rhe comple+ed achievemenls are very worlhwhile. A screen for moving picfures was erec'l'ed. Molion picfure assemblies made school days a liHle shorler. The proceeds wenf 'Toward a movie proieclor. A+ firsl mosf of +he meeiings were held af+er school. Recenfly They have been called +o order af lhe homes of selec'red members. ln +he furure, +he members of lhe Club plan 'ro have a darlc room wiih developing lacililies. The ac+ive members of 'rhe Camera Club are: George Reed, Marilynn Disinger, Ted Groam, Roberi Harding, Richard DeOrdio, Marjorie Carneron, Pairicia Harris, Louis Boyd, Roberl' VanMar+er, Donald Padge++, Kennefh Wilber, Marilyn Frey, and Marilyn Noslranl. CHEERLEADERS : uv. HE cheerleaders of 0.V.A. slarled +he season wi+h one relurning veferan, Shirley Fechf. Those chosen for lhe new squad were: Marilyn Noslranl, uf' ' 7: Marilyn Frey, Mary Feafhers, Mary Jane Doyle, Cecilia Fay, Sally Green, Virginia Hall, Jeane'He Speno, Barbara Beaver, Jeannine Beclcwiih, Regina Perry, Ronnie Gravina, and Gene Irish. To raise lhe spiril' of lhe sludenls a pep-'Fesl' was held a+ Meachem Field +he nigh? before our iirsf game wi+h Norlh. Anofher pep-fesl was held in 'l'he school audiforium la+er. The cheerleaders were resenl al' all +he foolball games which look place a+ Roosevell' Field. They alienclzzd fhe baslcelball games also. The cheerleaders held lhe Hep-Hep-Hop in lhe Valley gym, December I9, lhus closing +he fall 'lerm wilh a successful dance. BAND .5 R. THERON FORBES, lhe direcfor of lhe Onondaga Valley Academy Band, has been direcling and leaching +he members of 'lhe band for lhree years. The inslrumenlal lessons are given 'Free +o all pupils who have +alen+ and are willing +o work. The band is composed moslly of pupils who will be in 'lhe organ- izafion for 'lwo or more years. The band plays for all foolball games, rain or shine. I+ also plays for mos+ of fhe Assemblies. The band also had +l1e privilege of being fhe only school chosen +o play in 'lhe Freedom Day Parade. The spring concerl was a greaf success. A ART CLUB Presidenf L C L, s Anneffe Sfreefer Vice-Presidenf . Shirley Abboff Secrefary ,,,, ,s ,,,Dorofhy Knaaclc Treasurer C Menzo King Advisor ,,,,.,,., ,s ,,rA, r.,,r,,, s , , , rr,, Miss Edifh Horle TUDENTS wifh excepfional abilify in arf consfifufe fhe Arf Club of Onondaga Valley Academy. Sfudenfs in fhe Ar+ Club are: Shirley Abboff, Priscilla F .,y., 2','i?Q'.,!, Conger, Jacqueline Huffman, Menzo King, Dorofhy Knaaclc, Eleanor Lynch, Leila Millard, Regina Perry, Marfha Shane, Anneffe Sfreefer, Joan Veldran. Shirley Abboff, Jacqueline Huffman, Menzo King and Joan Veldran were prize winners in fhe Scholasfic Arf Awards sponsored by E. W. Edwards and Sons held af 'lhe Syracuse Museum of Fine Arfs. Eleanor Lynch, Jean Sfrieff and Anneffe Sfreefer had some of fheir drawings hung. Menzo King also senf in a scholarship porffolio which will go on fo Piffsburgh, Pa., fo be iudged +here. The Arf Club has sponsored several exhibifions in fhe school library. The Club has gone on some skefching expedifions during fhe year. If has gone far in fhe field of arf and has had a successful year socially and financially. They have sponsored fhe High School Camera Confesf Winners' picfures. OUR FACULTY Lasf spring we losf fhrough deafh a faifhful friend, Mr. C. V. Harfson, our vice-principal. We refurned in fhe fall fo welcome as his successor, Mr. Joseph Dixon, fhe former Lafin feacher. Con- grafulafions, Mr. Dixon, on a successful year. We also faced many new feachers. Mr. Joseph Bafchelor, formerly af Roosevelf High School, replaced Miss Marfha Caldwell, who is now married. Mrs. Kafe Murray is 'reaching Healfh in Mrs. Rouselle's place. Miss Sue Pefers fools Mr. lra Scofield's place in fhe Science Deparfmenf. Mr. Scofield is now af Alfred Universify. Miss Dorofhy Swindells came up from Long lsland 'lo reach Mr. William Pafchen's classes. Alfred Universify also called Mr. Pafchen fo fheir sfaff. Miss Dorofhy Bassell is 'leaching in fhe Junior High Music Deparfmenf. Miss Hildegarde Brisfol refurned fo fhe Universify 'ro faire advanced music. Mrs. Cafherine Wheeler replaced Mrs. Helen Mahar, who refired, in 'lhe English Deparfmenf, and Mrs. Mary Miller replaced Miss Elizabefh Foley. We welcomed Mr. Edward Broscoe in fhe Physical Educafion Deparfmenf, as Mr. Charles Sfover was called 'lo Cenfral as Vice-Principal. Mr. Lawrence Leigh leff fo feach Physical Educafion af Vocafional. The besf of luclr fo fhe feachers who have leff. We welcome fhe new feachers and sincerely hope fhey enioyed fheir year af Valley. We seniors fhanlc our faculfy for fheir palience, under- sfanding and guidance during our years af Valley. P I O M I C R O N OFFICERS FOR '47-'4a Assislan Advisor Richard Knobloclc Scholarship Commillee Direclor General Hilda Porrala A. Ziegler, R. Knobloclc Vice Direclor General Jeanne Wheeler Chaplain Donald Carpenler Secrelary-Treasurer General Hislorian Allie Ziegler Helen Loberg Publicily Agenl Edward Shepard lnslallalion Olificer George Schellic Advisor Mrs. Karl Lohll i .iii Pallerned aller lhe honorary malhemalics club ol Syracuse Universily, 'lhe ' all idea ol such an organizalion on a high school level originaled wilh our very capable advisor, Mrs. Karl Lohli. On December 2, I947 lhe charler members, Donald Carpenler, Richard Knoblock, Helen Loberg, Hilda Porrala, George Schellic, Edward Shepard, Jeanne Wheeler and Allie Ziegler mel lo draw up a conslilulion. On December I8+h permanenl ollicers were elecled. OMICRON, Malhemalics Honorary, was 'founded on November 20, I947. o lg The spring lerm opened wilh an lnslallalion Service 'for new members, which was held al Mrs. Lohll's home. The following new members were inslalled: Joyce Cav- anagh, Rulh Hill, Richard Hoyl, Sally Keller, Raymond Kloclc, Jo Ann Large, Joe Onllco, Paul Schellic, Gerald Slcreckoski, James Spring and Bill Terrell. We were honored by lhe presence ol Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Sabbarese, Mrs. O'l lara and Miss Belly Deniclc. The members sold candy bars and held an assembly lo raise money. This money was used lo sponsor a cily-wide Malhemalical conlesl held in May. The winner received a 'lilly dollar cash award. Allhough Pi Omicron is slill in ils inlancy, plans are well underway lowards 'lhe formalion ol several new chaplers. ll is our ullimale hope and dream lhal Pi Omicron will some day be a slale wide organizalion. THE JUNIOR RED CROSS ORGANIZATION November I947, Onondaga Valley Academy was again enrolled in lhe American Junior Red Cross. Chrislmas gill boxes were prepared lor chil- F:-I-si dren overseas, and a conlribulion of Sl6.42 was given lo lhe Junior Red Cross Service Fund. Sludenls in lhe arl classes made bloclc prinl Navy menus and Chrislmas place cards as usual. N'-Q, ,KN 'WW 'T' ' 1 Qsw! 2-fm -E K PM ..-'R 1 4X mg Q, FOOTBALL Valley 6 NorTh . 7 Valley., 0 Cenlrral ,, , 7 Valley., , 0 Auburn . . . 32 Valley. a I4 EasTwood . , . 7 Valley ,lYY...l. .. 2 NoTTingham ,,ll.A.. 7 Valley ..el,e a. .. 0 VocaTional .a 33 Valley., . 0 C.B.A.. 7 AST year's TooTball season can hardly be compared wiTh The I946 campaign, buT more players will reTurn Tor The l948 season, which should prove To be I .-,- very successful indeed. There were only Two games in which The lndians were really ouTclassed. They were The Auburn and VocaTional games buT in The oTher Tour games losT iT was a maTTer of breaks and The Teams' menTal uniTy. There were many highlighTs and exciTing momenTs in every game. ln The 'lirsT game oT The season againsT NorTh High School, William Blanford broke Through The line on The TirsT play oT The game and sTarTed Tor whaT looked like a sure Touchdown before he was sTopped. Also in The same game There was Bob Price's long heave To Jack Abbey Tor a Touchdown, and Bob Palmer's 'Tackle over The goal line ThaT looked like a saTeTy and Two poinTs Tor us which would have given us a vicTory. The highlighT in The Auburn game was Bob Price's long pass dropped by Jack Abbey in The end zone. ln The NoTTingham game iT was Their goal line sTand on The one TooT line wiTh seconds To go. There was plenTy of exciTemenT in our CenTral, EasTwood, and Voca- Tional games also. An ouTsTanding higl'1lighT in The C.B.A. game was our Touchdown drive in The early minuTes of The game. This drive was sTopped on The Two yard line by a Tumble. LeTTermen This year were: CapTain Dick Price, Jack Abbey, Ed Ballard, Dick Barclay, Bill BlanTord, STanley Clark, PeTe CosT, Rob Cecile, Jim Dwyer, Jack Ginley, Jack Greene, Norm Jock, Jim LyTle, Bob Price, Bob Palmer, Dick Perkins, Phil Plessas, Jim Tasker, Jack Thompson, and Dave Traub. Jim Dwyer and CapT. Dick Price were awarded all-ciTy honors. Jack Ginley was picked by The aThleTic commiTTee as The mosT improved player and The players picked Jack Thompson as The besT senior player on The squad. i l l f BASKETBALL Valley Auburn ,, ,,,. 44 Valley, . . 35 Auburn Valley Noifingham s lA,, 3l Valley., ,, 50 Easfwood Valley Y,,,, ,. , Easfwood , , 48 Valley. , 38 Auburn Valley C.B.A. ,,Y,,,,Y,,,,,,,, 69 Valley , 43 C.B.A. , Valley Nor+h ,,,,l, ,,,,, ,Y,,, 5 7 Valley, , , 47 Norfh , Valley.. a,,,,a i Vocalional W 42 Valley i , , 3I Vocafional Valley Cen'l'ral 42 Valley , 42 Cen'I'ral Valleys, 3l No'H'ingham, . 37 Valley Eas+wood ., 58 Secfion Ill N.Y.S.P.H.S.A.A. ACK HENNESSY of +he nine-iwo won fhird place in fhe Junior High School 'Foul shooiing award for shoo+ing nine+een ou+ of +wen+y-five foul shols. He was awarded fhe Silver Baske+ball. The Senior High Shoofing award was awarded +o John Maggio for second place. This was a gold baskeiball. Roberi Schalk was chosen +o play on 'lhe all-ciiy Baskeiball feam. For ln'l'ra Mural baskefball, boih 'l'he eighi'-+wo Whiz Kids, Cap+ain Richard Jackson, and coached by Roberi' Schalk and lhe evelen-one Red, Capiain Dick Shepard and coached by John Maggio were awarded 'Four inch maroon chenille leHers. TENNIS 7 HE I947 Racquei'-Wielders, hampered by +he fad +ha+ no members of lasi' iq pm, ear's 'ream were back, came 'rhrough wiih a fairly good season by placing 16' 'Ti ilourih in Ciiy League Compefilion. Represen+ing Valley on +he courfs were George Rowland, Don Leigh, Jerry Knechf, Wall Maier, Paul Maier, Jerry Skreckoski, and Roberi' Langwig. Wi+h mos+ of fhese 'Fellow back, hopes 'For +he '48 feam are sei high. GYMNASTICS OMETHING new has been added 'lo lhe afhlelic program. The be'H'er gym- nasis have been organized in+o a ieam and so far have demonsirafed 'lheir 7 ,':. f..':f?1lA abili+ies a+ several schools. They are curren+ly fraining for +he proposed ci+y championships and +he New York Sfaie Seclion 3 championships. Some of our fuiure greafs are W. Maier, D. Leigh, G. Rowland, W. Lorenzen, J. Lyfle, R. Newman, A. Abdo, R. Chard, and R. Siewari. The Gymnas+ics 'leam parficipaied in 'rhe N.Y.S.P.H.S. Carnival a+ Clinion High School, Clin+on, N. Y., on April l0+h. The OVA gymnasfs came 'lhrough wiih flying colors while compeiing againsi 20 o+her schools, winning ihe frophy for 'lirsi' place. Wali Maier personally won more poinfs ihan any school. James Lyfle won iirsi place on lhe Horizonial Bars. The O.V.A. Volley Ball 'ream and Swimmers also +ook parl' in ihe Carnival and made a very crediiable showing. HOCKEY 'N L I The feam under fhe new coach Bill Harmanfuk had a very impressive record fi W The schedule could nof be complefed due fo fhe weafher. The feam was sparked by many veferans of recenf seasons, some of whom are: J. Dalfon, B. Dalfon, Perkins, Kenney, J. Meifz, D. Meifz, Sfriker, Wafrous, Blandford, and was given added supporf by newcomers who are D. Price, R. Shephard, Sfreefer, May, McCufcheon, Heidenreich. ln fhe fufure years we hope hockey will be back and our feams will be playing in fhe Coliseum again. BASEBALL OR anofher year, Valley High is fhe only school fo supporf ifs hockey feam. X, . , atv: I I ' ' 44 U. HE I947 baseball feam placed fhird in fhe Cify League sfanding for I947. 'js :js This same feam is refurning for fhe I948 season and is frying fo make fhis f- ' ' 7? campaign a more successful one. Leffer men refurning are Bob Price and Gene Fosfer, pifchers: Pefe Cosf and Jack Ginley, cafchersg John Maggio, firsf base: Bob Horning, second base, John Dalfon, shorf sfop: Dick Perry, fhird base: Jack Miefz, Bob Palmer, and Bob Schalk, fielders. New and promising players on fhe I948 squad are Byrne Kinney and Alan Shephard, fielders, William Lawless, fhird base and shorf sfopg Sfewarf Morse and William Jones, pifchers. Baseball Managers are Dick Diefen- dorf and Dave Corrigan. TRACK ' is 6 HE O.V.A. frack feam finished fourfh in fhe I947 annual cify frack meef. wil pm. Many of fhe same men will be back for fhe I948 frack season. They are nf' 'TJ R. Card, R. Kefaily, S. Norfh, W. Maier, E. Lively, J. Tasker, R. Voelk. and G. Cox. New promising candidafes fhis year are: D. Perkins, J. Smifh, G. Tasker, R. Taylor, and E. Tuffle. The frack feam will be under fhe supervision of Coach Louis Sze es. c...,. ii Ci mi M., inexperienced I947 feam fhrough a successful season on fhe green links of -'fl' ' .: Syracuse. Candldafes for fhe I948 season are fewer and wifh less exper- ience fhan any year in fhe hisfory of O.V.A., buf Coach McLoughlin has high aspira- fions for his men. They are R. Valenfino, S. Thompson, J. Underwood, T. Boiselle, A. Howard, J. Googin, R. Card and B. Kinney. GOLF HE golf feam under fhe able direcfion of Coach McLoughlin, broughf an GIRLS SPORTS VOLLEY BALL F.1gF2:lRLS sporls sfarled off wilh 62 girls praclicing volley ball. The season's , opening game was wifh Vocalional on November 4+h. Susie McDougal was l4y v.1f eleclecl Caplain. Firsl feam members were R. Perry, B. Garlock, N. McBurney, S. Wooledge, D. Thompson, J. Black, N. Freeman, L. Millard, M. M. Smilh, J. Huffman, R. Cosl and Songer. The season closed wilh All Slar High School 'reams playing. B. Garlock and S. McDougal were chosen as ou+s+anding Valley players. R. Perry was aliernale choice and played in fhe game in place of B. Garlock, who had enrolled al' Oswego S+a+e Teachers College. Baskefball season opened wifh a game wi+h Goodyear'Burlingame. The score was 30-40 in favor of Goodyear. Games wilh Easl' Syracuse and Fayelleville will be arranged for la+er. R. Perry was chosen Caplain of lhe +eam. Badminlon praclice will end wifh a lournamenl of eighl bes+ singles players on April 20+h and 22nd, Finals will be April 23rd. The six besl doubles players will play in Cily Tournamenl' againsl Cenlral, Nor+h and Easlwood. Twelve besl singles players are: I, R. Perry, 2, L. Millard: 3, S. McDougal, 4, B. Gilmore, 5, A. Williams: 6, C. Johnson: 7, J. Black: 8, J. Large, 9, M. Smilhg lO, J. Huffman: ll, J. Cavanaugh: l2, M. Borden. L. Millard and B. Gilmore are giving S. McDougal and R. Perry a close baflle for Firsl place in doubles. C. Bronner and C. Brown are working hard 'lo clinch lhird place. Bowling Tournamenl will lake place al Wesi' Genesee S+ree+ Bowling Alleys on Wednesday, April 2ls'l'. Cen'l'ral, Easlwood, Norlh, Vocalional and Valley will enler reams. The winner will be awarded a cup donafed by Wesl Genesee S+ree+ Bowling Alleys. Bowlers enlering +he lournamenl are: V. Siefring, J. Large, M. Kales, B. King and N. McBurney 'From lasl year bowlers. New enlranfs are: M. Noslranl, C. Whalen, B. McDuFfie, M. Frey and F. Vadeboncoeur. The high school girls will close aclivilies wilh a play day a+ Kirk Park June I-2. Evenfs will be soff ball, service ball and shuHle relay. The Gymnaslics +eam parlicipaled in +he N.Y.S.P.H.S. Carnival al' Clin+on High School, Clinlon, N. Y., on April l0+h. The O.V.A. gymnasls came lhrough wilh flying colors while compeling againsf 20 ofher schools, winning +he 'rrophy for iirsl place. Wal+ Maier personally won more poinls lhan any school. James Lylle won 'lirsl place on +he Horizonlal Bars. The O.V.A. Volley Ball feam and Swimmers also 'look parl' in +he Carnival and made a very credifable showing. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Rev. and Mrs. George Karim Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waynai Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McNeil, Jr. Mr. A. S. Kenyon and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Burwell Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. E. Golla Marge Kelly Mr. Joseph Molaski Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ziegler Miss Belly King and Mr. Arfhur King Mr d . an Mrs. R. B. Large Mr. and Mrs. George Doray Mr. and Mrs C. H. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs Thomas P. Scoif Mr. and Mrs Jon B. Bovard Mr. David W. Jessey Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rollinson, Jr. Mrs. Anne Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davenporl' Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Halliday Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skinner Dick Carpenler J. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Kennerh Rowland Mrs. Kale H. Murray Mrs. Mary F. Miller Mrs. Failh B. Harmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grenga Mr. and Mrs. Clare R. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Fosler Mr. and Mrs. C. J. PraH' Mr. and Mrs. Carlelon A. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kasky Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Fryer Mr. and Mrs. Norman Large Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Prali' Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Forfies Mrs. Mary E. O'Hara Dederer Mrs. Horlense Mr. and Mrs. Mr. E. Ingersoll Mrs. W. F. Durgan Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eger Raymond Hoyf Jesse Moleski Charles Renz Claude Wesl Thomas Walls Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cole, Jr. Misses Joanne and Diana Congdon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manley Mr. and Mrs. George Lassonde Miss Janel Sharron Miss Grace Brown Mr. and Mrs. Rapond W. Morlon Mr. Clifford Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Seward Giemza's Gas Slalion Miss Alma Hursl' Holcomb Richard J. Kelly Mr d .GO M rs. Alfred Rhines Mr. and Mrs James Barr Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Greene Mr. and Mrs. John Nosfranl' Mr. and Mrs John Barr Mr. and Mrs Roberl Siring Mrs. Frances Roulslin Mr. and Mrs. C. Jared Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall Miss Kafhryn E. Connell Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Loberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Veldran Mr. and Mrs. Harold Furlong Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fooks Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delor Miss A. E. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fisher Mr. Thomas J. Hanavan Mrs. Randolph Sfreeler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rifchie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Tonergan Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Ned L. Slevens Mrs. Bessie Ingraham Mr. and Mrs. George Sablaarese Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spaulding Miss Geraldine Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Harris Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lohlf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch Mr. and Mrs. H. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Nellis D. Smilh Reber? Lewie Lewis S. Donald Urban Bill Roberls Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Songer Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Greene Mrs. Ella M. Darrow Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rahrle Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Halhaway Jim Kilmer Mrs. Florence B. Dailey Mr. Burron H. Wrighl. Jr. Mr. and Mrs Menzo King. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Heidenreich Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Harris Mr. and Mrs Rolaerf J. Manley Mr. and Mrs. Julius Knaule Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. 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Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers I 2'-su SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS . . . . . . YEAH BOOKS TRIDENT PRINTING CORP. U .q.1g.1..--.g....g.ig.1q1..1un1gp... 56I S. CLINTON ST. Phones 2-7764 8- 3-0129 , --7 If If 111-111----11--1 -1-11 - -1-1111 n n1mr- -als THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEARS INSURANCE PROTECTION and problems will become more apparent DAVIS Cv REDER INC. have a capable and experienced staff at your disposal CALL US CONSULT US 5-4136 332 W. Onondaga Street Syracuse 4, N. Y. Compliments of MULVEY'S Glass and Mirrors I03 W. Taylor Street 2-7640 Class Handsome of '48 ,,,, David Traub Miss Fashion Plate., ,,,s,,,,s ,Shirley Fecht COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1ng1111111111-11iii1iin The Red-Top Dealer HARRY OSBORNE CO. Incorporated BUILDING SUPPLIES II5 Valley Drive Syracuse, N. Y. WE CARRY LARGE STOCKS GIVE PROMPT SERVICE Shy Seniors - Betty Sensabaugh. George Scheftic F. M. MUNCY Cr CO. I I I6 So. 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PHOTO-ENGRAVERS FOR ALL PURPOSES 4- -1------------- -L--d-- - -333 - ALLY - - - 333' -3- L-'- -V--1-H-H-L-N-HA-H-'M- -1- utnslsnn Zlnstitutz Fully Accredited Courses SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, MEDICAL SECRETARIAL, ACCOUNTING and BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Approved by New York State Department of Education 203 Loew Building 2-6051 Syracuse 2, N. Y. OUR GOAL IS To Supply Our Customers With Quality Dairy Products LET YouR som. BE TO KEEP HEALTHY BY USING THEM FAIRBANKS FARMS DAIRY, Inc. 1870 Erie Boulevard, East Syracuse, New York ,mil-.11iii.........--..111111111ti-.1-..-...Z win-111-.1-...liii1111......-111-illliqln-nl COMPLIMENTS OF KLEIN:-:ANS fr CURLEY Friendly Service Station FEIGEL Mobilgos Mobilubricotion Tires Tubes Accessories 106 Banantyne Road Cor Washing Deolers for 4-6189 LIBERTY, PLATT, ZIMMER ., AND HOWARD TRAILERS 2707 South Salina Street 5 MollL:kerQr.fsiQgQQQLIQ bugs A+r.re+eS- Susan Roulstin, Richard Hoyt Susie McDougall. Robert Palmer B U R N K E L L E Y ' S C 0 A L Compliments of CONSTAS ICE CREAM l1',S Beffer-ASk Your 101 valley Drive Neighbor P 1nn..nn..11-1...1..1-1-...11-.11..--1111.....-.1nn1,11rr .1 1 1 1 1 1 111:11un1iin1uii1un1-m1nu1uu1 1nn1ni.1im1it...-.1 1m.1..n1m.1 1 1 1 1 1.011 I HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Those three outstanding young men about town: J. ROBERT HERMANN RICHARD D. YOUNG JAMES L. BEDIGIAN have switched to ZYXXJGRI JUICE lthe only beverage containing? PANTHER SWEAT, EXTRACT OF SKUNK oiL, COOKTNC CABBAGE, TOASTED TOADS TOE NAILS, EAR WAX, SULEURIC ACTD, RUTABAGA, ACTiyATED CHARCOAL, AND oLD EYE Use as directed: Gargle first, then drink for thirst Comes only in five gallon lead bottles Save 5,496,738 bottle tops, mail them to us along with SIOO in stamps and we will send you, absolutely free, one dozen assorted do-nut holes, a picture ot the Rover Boys at the age of one hundred. and a Northern Siberian Musk-ox. Compliments of R. A. CULOTTI CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL-BUILDING 6609 South Salina Street Nedrow, N. Y. Phone 9-2955 ' 4- -------- --------------- - ------ M -1- BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry, Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards MR. JAMES L. MASON, District Manager 90 Rock Island St. Gouverneur, N. Y. 5, 'Cx J 0 Sfuffy Congratulations to , Offrces the Class of '48 cas' ygu fngney 0 Stale, tired oftice air cuts employee efticiency, causes that 4 o'cIock sag, brings discomfort from drafts when windows go up. 0 Hundreds of satisned firms solve U EL I this problem simply and inexpensively by applying Airkem Chlorophyll Air Freshener. Airkem AIR Co. saves dollars . . .costs pennies. FREE DEMONSTRATION 9-2379 wmlour osucmon O Fl I rke m 9-2379 1 1lilr1lru1ilu-...1 1 1 1 1 1 FINE JEWELRY SINCE I86O H. J. HOWE, INC. 201 -203 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York Visit Our Lower Floor for Unusuol Gifts OVA LUNCH and DENNIS ICE CREAM CORP. Thonks you for your potronoge ond congrotulotes you seniors ...IW11111111-11111-.1-.1-..-111111111-. Compliments of FAIRCHILDS G' MEECH FUNERAL CHAPEL 500 WEST ONONDAGA STREET SYRACUSE'S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS THE BOLD LOOK IN NEW CLOTHES FOR PREP MEN X af wEu.s rr covsnws X X H 'Q' if A I . X 7 NSN Sggggiyx lx Hg 0 N ' Colorful new Prep Sport Coats ' Prep Sport Slocks 11... 1,,.- 1 1 1 1 -im--nu..i.-uu1m,1...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 N X A A x ttrotr Q' ' Polm Beach Suits 0 Prep Dress Shirts N X -rm. . 1. .:. ,rv A Q fs UW H , X' ':-:1,.9- W All h 1 N ' E 5 ,J ., 4. ,fx -mr V L i- '- is .i,tQQ- - 'Q fy , ll t l LWELLS cf covEm.Y's lf 1s PREP sl-lor - THIRD noon VW- 1 332-336 So. Salina St. - sc .J RQ? 1 ,f f Qi lxr-3 R? '-11 :155'iQ9fp --- f ff- WEE' N A ' N 'wx ,f ' ff s gggki.. -'E Mu , f J M XQQQM : 41, 4, 1-9455: I X 019 fa., ,. ffx 1 1 ll X ., ,gg ,, , 1' r !i i ., T , N f t Axfl l ix Pfff T71 3 ff Q I Q ,x AISI. J .?' Y 1-MM i -...W-Q .-W.:-::.-Jw ,V Compliments ofthe VERONA RESTAURANT HOME or FINE Fooo 3809 South Salina Street Phone 9-0862 CHARLES GRATCH, Owner Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Burgreen 4- ----- - ------- I ---- - - + FRED L. DOLBEAR, Inc. 400 Eckel Theatre Bldg. 214 E. Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y. DANCE FAVORS FRATERNAL JEWELRY Cu+es+ Couple - Shirley Fechl and David Traub GoLF and 'rRAc'roR EQUIP. comb. Onondaga Hill T 0 R 0 Hcmd ond Power Lown Mowers Compliments of ROSE DAIRY Phone 9-2056 Most Popular Seniors- Jean Palmisano, Norman Comp! imenfs of canons: F. consv 934 E. Genesee Street uulnniun-. 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1948 JACK, BOB and NANCY SHAHAN COMPLIMENTS OF SlRING'S MARKET 4720 SOUTH SALINA sneer SYRACUSE, New Yomc COMPLIMENTS OF W. G. SHAFER CO. INC. 100 NORTH STATE STREET -u- - ------------- -1- SILVER STAR MARKET 4805 South Salina Street FRANK KERO AL COON Class Heartbrealcern.. , .Jack Greene Class Vamp . s, ,.e,, ,Jeannette Speno AUTO TOPS Stotion Wogons - Convertibles Upholstering LARRY WHITE 138 W. Ostrander Ave. Syracuse 5, N. Y. Phone 5-4739 Did Most for O.V.A.. ,, Lilly Karim Teacher Tormentor of '48,,Bob Robinson H. H. SULLIVAN, Inc. Ground Floor, State Tower Building Phone 3-8159 213 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. School Drowing Moteriols For All Closses A. ROBERT PERRY Studebaker Sales and Service Phone 9-3021 4729 S. Salina St. Syracuse, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY AMERICAN LEGION Post I468 YOUR FUTURE IS IN THE AIR Learn to Fly warn DICK POWELL'S NATIONAL FLIGHT SYSTEM It's Fun With a Future Includes Aviation Career Courses Complete Program -- Only SI5.00 per month Local Distributor AVIATION TRAINING SERVICE 414 Empire Building H1 1 1 1.11.-nn1..,,1iiii1uii1iiii1iiu...mi1im1iin1itii...uu1iiii1.m1in.1uu-111.111.1141 1 1 1.1.1.-I... 1 1.41.1 CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Approved by the New York 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 7, 1948 Syracuse 2, New York wiu.iAM J. veneer., oafemf COMPLIMENTS OF WALT POTTS SOCONY SERVICE zzoi MIDLAND AVENUE sYRAcusE, N. Y. ...M1111111-.....1-1111111.11111111111iiu1i: TAYLOR'S RED AND WHITE FOODS 4720 SOUTH SALINA STREET CAMPBELL'S VALLEY DINER 4110 SOUTH SALINA STREET GOOD CLEAN FOOD AT A FAIR PRICE Compliments of l FRANK CARVER Pharmacist 5304 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 9-0807 Compliments of EAKINS DINER Personaliiy Kid ,.,..,.i,,,,,. Calherine Doray Senior Cul Up eeeeeeeeeee E ee,.eeeeeee, Ed Shirley Class Conversaiionalisl .,.,,Y,, Marie Knox Mosl' Talenfed eeeeee .eeeieeee S hirley Godfrey Compliments of FEY'S SILVER STAR STORE I07 Glenwood Ave. FREDERICK W. LUTZY AUTOMATIC OIL AND GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT Office Phone 9-I023 Residence 6-8996 P. O. Box 7 ONONDAGA HILL, N. Y. 1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 1m1nni1mi1nii1im1nu1mi1n1 1 1nii1iiii-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1m1 FRED CARPENTER HEAVY HAULING RiGGiNG WARD LA FRANCE TRUCKS . . . FIRE APPARATUS CUMMINS DIESELS SALES . . . SERVICE AIR EXPRESS Non-Scheduled Contact Flights 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 271 Westmoreland Avenue Phones: 6-5611 - 4-8474 - 4-8660 COMPLIMENTS OF MEAGER'S MARKET Fred N. Dickinson, Prop. Dealer in High Grade Meats and Poultry Phone 2-8245 - 6 307 W. Fayette Street Compliments of IRVING E. PUTNAM OPTOMETRIST EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 'I722 S. Salina Street Office Phone 4-4402 11111-.C11111111-.1n Compliments of POP'S IN N Compliments of A Friend Compliments of RIPLEY'S FROZEN CUSTARD OUR OWN ICE CREAM Fish Fries and Hot Dogs With Home Mode Rolls Look for Large Custard Cone West Seneca Tpk. Onon. Hill 11111111.--.11..1111,l.-. 11.1 141 1,1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 CRANER'S DRUG STORE 1451 Midland Ave. Compliments of STRATHMORE GROCERY 1445 Midland Avenue Friendly - Naomi Wilson, John K BEST WISHES FROM cor. Colvin PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY DIAL 4-9252 slygalfhoskwo.-m ,,ll,Vl... 1 1Q,Maf+h1gfQQa4fvSpill A Class Beaufy of '48 ...,,s Anneiie S+ree+er SUCCESS IN ALL YOU DO Louis and Kamal Abdo 6601 so. Salina sr. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 131.--n-nu1....nn1 TOB I N COAL CO. 340 Peat Street 9-9420 and 9-9430 oloninn 11-1-111111-1-1-- l l l l : l l, l l l l Compliments of ADELPHEAN GIRLS il Compliments of E. C. BUSHNELL T ll l l Compliments of 11 H The I l l l l l l 4-....-,. ...- - - - --------- - Valley Men's Club, Inc. Good Luck to the Class of '48 from 0. R. BELL Contractor for Trowelled Floors 131 Searlwyn Road Syracuse 5, New York Telephone 9-2979 Compliments of SYRACUSE STARS Amateur Hockey Club Compliments of ART FLYNN PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone 9-3805 I so I I i I I I l I I i I I I I I I it's your job to I MAKE good records . . I I It's our job to Ln rn I'- F' 'P J' cn 3 I I I I Victor, Columbia, Decca, Capitol Every Music Service For Every Music Need CLARK MUSIC CO. 416 South Salina I I AHLSTRAND'S FRU IT FARMS Cardiff, N. Y. Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF '48 I 1 1.11 1.u1 .-nn1m1n1uu1-m1uu1uu.... Give your rooms a beautiful new look With: Linoleum Rubber Tile Asphalt Tile Linotile Linowall or Plastic Wall Tile Installed expertly by ONONDAGA FLOORS, Inc. 222 E. Washington St. Syracuse 2, New York ELMER T. ESHELMAN 401 S. A. G' K. Building Real Estate Mortgage Loans 1 1 .1.m1m-u1..,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11 ln, a way we're glad, ln a way we're sad It really hasn't been too bad. We've had more than our share of fun And sometimes got our homework done. We'll probably be back when it starts snowing, Although in June we think we're going. Joan, Martha, JoAnn Compliments ofthe DEADLY TRIO l0Isen, Johnson and Gardnerl Compliments of Compliments of GREENLEAF CHUCK CONNELLY FUNERAL HOME Compliments of PI PHI I I I VALLEY DRIVE B E N M E LTZ E R PHOTOGRAPHER 120 East Fayette Street Syracuse 2, N. Y. Formerly with CHIDNOFF, 5th AVE. New Yorlc Telephone 2-7520 1 -. .- -. 1 1 1 1 - 1 1-1:1uu1ur1.uinn1nn1n,1un1un1q1 1 1 1 .. 1 .- Compliments of A Friend Compliments of VAN DERHOOF ROOFING CO. 101-103 Belle Avenue Compliments of VALLEY DRIVE PHARMACY 363 W. Seneca Tpk. Compliments of ROTHWELL'S SHELL SERVICE 6138 So. Salina Street Ph. 9-0831 Compliments of PETER'S FOOD MARKET 510 Mloi.ANoAvE. Congratulations to Class of l948 JACK'S HARDWARE Paint - Tools - Glass Phone 5-0820 I906 South Avenue Syracuse 7, N. Y. -.ui 1 .. .- 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,.,,,,1,,..-. 1 1 i,..,1,,,.-..1 lun.-niiiini-.iiiinnluvilim, .dm- We are Headquarters for All Kinds of Paper Goods Paper Napkins, Cups, Table Covers, Towels, Drinking Cups, Toilet Paper School Supplies and Stationery Your Dealer Will Gladly Supply You THE MILLER PAPER COMPANY, INC. 204-208 E. Willow St. Syracuse I, N. Y. NO GOODS AT RETAIL 3-0136 Compliments of WALKER'S RED AND WHITE 5300 and 5302 South Salina Street -1- -- ------------ ----- - -- ---------- 4- Compliments of BUY IT AT YOUR CUT-RATE JUSDCARAM SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORE RUG 5' CARPET CO. i M 0 D E R N All Kinds of Floor Covering G R O C E T E R I A 600 N. State Street 700 SOUTH AVENUE Open 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. Compliments of BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 RAYMOND H. CLAPP Electrical Contractor WRIGHT'S VALLEY DRUG STORE P. O. Box No. 61, Colvin Station Syracuse, N. Y. 4740 South Salina Street 4-2569 - Ph s - 9-2005 ALBERT'S 216 East Fayette Street INext to the Eckel Theateri Phone 5-5188 For Fine Diamonds SEE AL GROBOSKE YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER for over twenty-five years Congratulations from TAU SIGMA FRATERNITY Good Luck to the Seniors from AL MARKOWITZ Florist 212 EAST FAYETTE STREET Syracuse, New York Wedding Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Decorations, Funeral Designs Artistically Arranged PHONES 2-0396 - 2-0397 Next to ECKEL THEATER Compliments of NICHOLAS BROS. 2231 Midland Avenue 4. ..-I -------- ----- - ..-....-....-....- ......... -..- -...- -....-..-.. of Drugs Soda SALINA PHARMACY F. P. Daly 3200 South Salina St. at Pleasant Avenue Candy Film Three Musketeers - David Rogers, David Hull, Edgar Baker Ill-ESI! IINGRMII Compliments of ROEHM BROS. GARAGE Service, -Repairing, Overhauling T I R E S Gos Towing Oil Corner Midland Ave. and Ballantyne Rd. Phone 9-4170 Syracuse 7, N. Y. lt's Fun to Be Fooled RAYMOND P. CERIO Magical Deceptionist FOR CLUBS, LODGES, PICNICS, BANQUETS, scHooLs Phone 5-2280 8l 5 Cannon St. Syracuse 5, N. Y. Class Shorties - Lilly Karim, Stan Thompson Compliments of LOCKWARD Cr SONS Sheet Metal Contractors 1420 South Salina Street I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I ---l- Compliments of E. W. Edwards G' Son Greenhouses 5937 So. Salina St. Everything for Every Occasion A. MATH IS, Manager MEMORY LANE Syracuse's Home of the Gay 90's DINNERS SERVED 5:30 to 9:30 For reservations call 5-9549 Compliments of MERLUZZI'S MARKET FINEST Mens AND POULTRY 4-9378 2817 so. sauna sffeef Compliments of TUFFLEY fr SON, INC. 227 Tracy Street Compliments of BRADLEY'S DRY CLEANER 3817 South Salina Street i.,I...IHinI.,lm,lm1.,,,1,.1.,,,1iiu1iin.-:ini ..- 4. Qc When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them SYRACUSE BUICK CO., Inc. George F. Dunbor, President 375 West Onondaga St. Telephone 5-3181 Compliments of DlCKSON'S 7 DAY GROCERY 614 Valley Drive Phone 9-2932 The Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 1 couoii T Y SHOP SYDACUSENY szmpmss Q TAKE IFEIHDDIES. 301155107 Phone 5-7432 Established 1893 FRED C. MILLER Jeweler and Watchmaker W. K. Mintel, Owner 387 W. Onondaga St. Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of REX AMUSEMENT 4. .1 1 1 ..w1m11.i.i-....1i-it1mi1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 gf. ...11..-1111111..11-1,,1,.,,1,, Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Mark R. Switz 28I0 So. Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of TOOLEY SERVICE STATION 644 Valley Drive Phone 9-0825 Compliments SOUTH SIDE SALES and SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS The Shutterbug Shop PHOTO SUPPLIES, PORTRAITS 4707 S. Salina St. Phone 9-I 222 1 1 iniiiuinqiunluiiiiiuiiiiii 1 -. 1 .. 1 South Side Soda Bar Sealtest Ice Cream - Lunches Tobacco - School Supplies PH. 4-9547 2623 Midland Avenue Compliments of Family Food and Beverage Service 2837 So. Salina Street Beverage Delivery to the Home 4-7331 WE GIVE YOU A LIFT ON YOUR WAY UP IN THE WORLD A. E. SMITH ELEVATOR COMPANY JACK KREISCHER ond The Townsmen Sweet, Soft Music for Any Occasion Bus. 2-744l -2 Res. 9-3l 30 ,-uiiinn..iiu-iiii..,,,,..,,,....,.ii.-im..,,,,-.uii.1 Dovid Hull Mary Jone Burgreen Compliments of Eddie Boker Donnci Froncoeur MORRISON'S Cong rotulcite ATLANTIC SERVICE the Closs of '48 5846 South Salina Street Telephone 9-0855 Helen Loberg Dick Hoyt Dove Rogers Congratulations wi- ' Compliments of illilili i onAcovA I J A l i Compliments of JESS DALTON'S DANCE BAND -1- -- -1- Compliments of I i BEAUTY SHOP EVAN B. EVANS 1228 South Avenue Real Estate Phone 2-3939 Store Hours 8 to 6 P. M. Monday ond Friday, 8 to 9 P.M. Trew - Hardware 1931-1933 scum Salina sire.-II Wmdow C'e '9 C0- Syracuse 5, N. Y. Phone 5-8754 514 Rowland SI. PAINTS GLASS 5-4335 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES PLUMBING SPECIALTIES l Compliments of BLAlSDELL'S GROCERY , TI-Ion METAL ' 823 Valley Drive PRODUCTS CO. INC. 9-0810 1 i Court Street Ext. i y 33333 33 33333333 i o n umm 10 PM. Ph ll 2-9671 i pe e I STEPHEN GILBERT BOOKS OF ALL TYPES I i Meats, Groceries, Vegetables Economy Book Shop i i 415 W. Newell Street 109 East Washington Street Syracuse 2, N. Y. 1 Phone 4-6157 THE SMALLEST PLACE IN NEW YORK STATE C U R L E Y ' S 809 Valley Drive Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of Earl's Barber Shop Corner of Ballantyne and Valley Drive Compliments of W. L. EAGER PAINTER and DECORATOR 220 Empire Avenue 9-2602 Compliments ot CO0K'S SUNDRAE 801 Valley Drive LOOKING FOR A HOME? Call MRS. DETOR - 5-1098 Representative of Meyer Real Estate M. LEMP JEWELER - OPTICIAN 123 S. Salina Street HNEDROW DINER A good place to eat and meet your friends OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Steaks, Chops, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Barbeques Pleasing you pleases us Best Wishes Spiegel's Food Store SELF SERVICE 818 Danforth St. Ph. 3-7086 Syracuse, N. Y. RADIO SERVICE Phone 9-2763 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Res. 9-2130 Valley Radio Service 367 West Seneca Tpke. Syracuse 7, N. Y. JOHN C. HAND Stearns Cr Bergstrom, Inc. 510 Jamesville Avenue TILE, MARBLE, TERRAZZO LINOLEUM, STRUCTURAL GLASS Onondaga Hill Phone 9-4I I8 Ted's Radio Cr Electric Housewiring Our Specialty SALES SERVICE Compliments of ARTHUR T. DOYLE Life Insurance 9-3403 1 1 1 1in-,minI1lm1.,,,1uu...nn1uu1nu-..n- -. .. POOLE OIL CO. I I I FUEL OIL KEROSENE GASOLINE onenaege Hill Phone 9-3491 , PRINCE BAKERY I Telephone 6-1 777 1907 South senne Street Compliments of Elmwood Dry Cleaners Tailors I We Own and Ope-rote Our Own Plant ' 3 HOUR SERVICE ON REQUEST PRESSING WHILE YOU WAIT I92I-23 SOUTH AVE. PHONE 4-56I8 Ballard's Barber Shop 4625 S. Salina St. I I ...MI1-.111111111111n1 C gratulations tothe Class f 48 First Church of The Nazarene West Newell and Cannon Sts. U. B. Arnold, Sr., Pastor See You Valley Field Day McNett's Candy Apples Telephone 6 -8708 MiIIie's Elmwood Taxi l909 South Avenue Compliments of LLOYD WHITE INC. 412 South Avenue Candy and Cigarette Vending Machines Phone 9-3309 We Deliver' VALLEY DRY CLEANING CO. 4433 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of DILLENBACK'S GROCERY Onondaga Hill PHONE 9-0814 LESLIE A. MAKYES Richfield Service Station Onondaga Hill The Best in Pictures RIVIERA THEATRE 31 I6 S. Salina Street The TIRES Capped by Wilkes Th B T e es That Get You Places in ls Yer TO Come Winter's Mud and Snow 6.00 x I6 Compliments of T T 7.95 I. R. c. l l WILKES TIRE CO. l 1209 W. Genesee St. Class Culies- Besl Dressed Boys ,, , James Skinner Joan Russi, Norman Pulnam Class Elnslein ,s,s, 2 2 Hilda Porrala 4 S U N 0 C 0 Compliments of . . Ayres Service Station ART MIETZ 4220 South Salina Street Ph' 93549 The Valley Service Center 4731 50- Salim' Sf- Syracuse, N. Y. F 1m.1111111...--..............,.,,111-.111111i111g1,. AVALON RESTAURANT 1825 South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Mary and Frank Piraino, Props. McELWEE'S GROCERY 719 Valley Drive Phone 9-2814 FREE DELIVERY 1 1 -. 1 1 1 1un1un1uii1nn1nir1n1 .... 1 ARTEL 5-2398 CUSTOM TAILORING DRY CLEANING 3120 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of JOHN STEVENS Tailor and Cleaner 4705 So. Salina Street om Iiments of B B C P Martin S. Howard, Inc L. C. EGLESTON O 0 116-118 East Washington St. EGGS, POULTRY, VEGETABLES O O 2-3804 2365 Valley Drive K K Phone 9-4421 S EVERYTHING IN BOOKS S Compliments of Cranson Hardware 4714 So. Salina Street The Neighborhood Handy Store Phone 9-2150 mimi .. 1.--1-.1,.i.1...-.iinliiuliM1 1 1 1 Greetings From SCOTT JEWELER 904 S. Salina Street Syracuse 4, New York 1.0.1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1.m-.M1 1n,1,,n1.,,1nn1.,1 1 1 1 1 n1nn Congratulations from May Coal 8' Feed Store IO4 Eastman Avenue Phone 4-5213 Compliments of RADCLIFF'S MARKET 3538 South Salina Street Charles Radcliff- John Decker GROCERI ES and VEGETABLES MEATS MONTGOMERY MARKET EDWARD PAVIA, Prop. I820 South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. BROWN BROS. Hardware - Paints Glass 2727 South Salina Street At Brighton Ave. Ireland Cr Montgomery Red Er White Store ONONDAGA HILL MEATS GROCERIES Telephone 4-3 I 25 P Cr C Food Stores 2706 S. Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of JIM CURTIN FISH'S GREENHOUSE I 04 Fish Avenue CHOICE FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES PLANTS FOR GARDENS FLOWER GARDENS AND HOME GROUNDS ANNUALS PERENNIALS ROCK GARDEN PLANTS 1 1 1...11..,1l.n1..,,1n,1li.1,.,,1,.,,1,,.,1M...im1 iq.-it Compliments of SC HWAB'S Ice Cream Custard i 2227 Midland Avenue l ELK BAKERY 2233 South Salina St. W. H. ALLEN ' Vern G. Baldwin, Prop. Tel. 4-I444 2305 S. Salina St. GREETING CARDS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS EXPERT WATCH, CLOCK JEWELRY REPAIRING FURNITURE TOYS CARRIAGES INFANTS WEAR I WEE TOT SHOP 2820 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY l Phone 4-2375 1 1 1 1Ii-1itn-n........-lu1n-i1nn1n.1uu1 1 1uu1 Compliments of Oberle Trailer Service U Haul It Rent or Sale I50 Dorwin Avenue Tel. 9-2000 HubbeII's Snack Bar South Ave., Near Onondogo Hill Delicious Toasted Hamburgers Friday-Saturday-l0:30 A.M. to I:00 A.M. Hours-l0:30 A.M. to l2:00 A.M. Compliments ofthe QUALITY SEED STORE Crestmount Stables and Saddle Club Rockwell Road, Nedrow TRAIL RIDING HAYRIDES HORSES BOARDED Phone 9-0830 or 9-2369 cf: 1IvI- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1uu- 1 1n1uiu1uu-iin1iin1nu- 1uu1uq1.m.-H1 1, ,I un1....- 1:1un1in.-p,.1,..,1,,,.1...1,.,1 .Q 1 1 BEST WISHES from BOOHER LUMBER YARD Nedrow, N. Y. VALLEY DAIRY ARTHUR E. TAYLOR Grade A Milk and Cream 2l2 WEST SENECA STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. Telephone 9-ZBI3 Compliments of Kl NNEY'S BAKERY Mc Laughlin's BAKERY-RESTAU RANT DENNIS ICE CREAM SODA BAR inxqu.-n-.gn-...1 1 1 1 1- t 1 .. 1 1 1 1m1uu-u..nu..nn1un1uu1un....i 1 -.n.- J. A. LEAKEY 315 West Fayette Street DOG HARNESS COLLARS AND SUPPLIES Riding Saddles and Bridles I Imported and DomesticI Phone 2-9765 Compliments ofthe Elmwood Tire Shop Compliments of Phil Plessas' Barber Shop 203 E. Jefferson Street 2-7837 Compliments of FRANK C. KINNEY OIL BURNERS AND STOKERS INSTALLATION AND SERVICE Phone No. 6-3743 Onondaga Road R.F.D. No. 3, Syracuse, N. Y. 1....1,..,1,..1..,1 -..m1.m1 lenlu.-iiii1,1 1 1 L 1 1 1 The Irish Construction Company, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 3624 Midland Avenue Syracuse, New York . Maytag Appliances and Youngstown Kitchens er Brighton Home Appliances 2628 So. Salina Street SALES Phone 6-6682 SERVICE BRAE LOCH VIEW FINE rooo Banquets, Parties, Specialties East Lake Road, Skaneateles Lake Borodino, New York Phone Marcellus 3-4185 HOBART Er NORRIS cusToM wooowonxme SHO-P Telephone 9-2373 Nedrow, New York Compliments of Reza k's Food Market 919 South Avenue Herb's Service Station Texaco Gas and Oil Onondaga Hill 9-I023 The Darling Dress Shop At Brighton Invites all Valley students and mothers to visit and inspect our COMPLETE LINE OF DRESSES Open every evening until 8:00 p.m. ASH'S RED Cr WHITE rooo MARKET Nedrow, N. Y. Ph. 9-2131 Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Meats 1nn1uui-.1411....1...,i,.,,1W1M,1.401.,,,1,.,,1ug..n.l1m4-. Seneca G' Salina Service KEN GREENFIELD, Mgr. General Repairing and Service TYDOL - VEEDOL Ph. 9-0848 4801 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. HOLIHAN'S GROCERY A Complete Line of Quality Foods 2 - STORES - 2 1904 South Avenue 405 Stolp Avenue Phone 4-9333 ELMWOOD SHELL FLAHERTY 6' CHRISTENSEN, Props. GASOLINE LUBRICANTS 1837 South Avenue South Side Pharmacy PAUL K. oor, Pho 1901 South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Phones 6-1754 - 4-9597 u1qu1u FIFIELD'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE STORES WHERE THE THRIFTY SHOP 1600 South Avenue I 515 Midland Avenue ELMWOOD- SOUTH SIDE TAXI Lowest Rates ANY PLACE-ANY TIME PHONE 5-1222 Prop., CURLY SCHNEIDER Compliments of M. H. HOLTHOUSE 5c and 10c Store 1911-1913 South Avenue Elmwood Plating Works PLATING AND POLISHING OF ALL KINDS A. G. MARTINEAU, Manager Phone 6-2896 1 1 1 i1uni1mi1nni1nui1..u1 1 1 1 H1 If You Need An Accident Policy B, R, Johnson G' San Ge' ifffom QUALITY BUILDING DCGI1 Betts AgeI1Cy 5pECIALTIE5 H5 Eeel' Genesee 145 Harding PI., Syracuse 5, N. Y Compliments ofthe Compliments of Southwood , . , Stuart s Auto Service Volunteer Fire Company d 3801 S. Salina St. on Ladies' Auxiliary 9-4482 A. c. MULLER cf soN ' In Loving Memory 805 So. Salina Street WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Compliments of J. P. RAINONE 437 West Onondaga Street MEATS, GROCERIES ond BEVERAGES Phones-6-2120, 6-2129 of Pvt. Robert K. Edwards November 2, l944 Compliments of J. E. P. 1I-II1,,,1uII1uu1IIII1III1IIII1I-..1I..I..-I--IIII1.,II1. V1 1Im1..I.1II1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Three ot VoIIey's populor students, Annette Streeter, Mori yn Wildridge, ond Joon Veldron, oll members ot Edwords High School Foshion Boords, shown in Spring Foshions of 1948. Teen Shop-Second Floor EDWARDS F' 1, -. 1 Wh? Q, x A ' , '- I , J,- .K .L . E Q ..V. xi W: ' . -,X ,..- ' ?.Q ,li Y , .. vuv. .- farm fl QQ'-151, Q -M, ,x ,,3 -.3 'lf ! 5:53 ' 4 K . E-lj. 1 ' ., , A 'Zi ' 3 14.5 .VAVTQ-i',L F7 1 . . .-eb' . ,3H. 1 ,
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