Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

VOLUME xxvl MCMXLIX he dlclltlelny oif5I.iff The Academy is published annually by fhe Senior Class +o provide a permanenl record of ihe year's acfivi'ries of +he seniors and give accounis of 'rhe social funclions, school organizafions, and sporfs achievemenfs of Onondaga Valley Academy. gcbforia! Throughouf our senior year 'rhe members of ihe class have sirived for co-operaiion fo mainfain 'l'he high ideals i'ha+ have previously been se? for us. Wi+hou+ fhe co-operaiion of all fhe members of our class ihe senior year would noi' have been so profifable and enioyable. The spirii of co-operaiion which has led us fhrough fhis las? year has prepared us for our fufure success bofh socially and economically. The pleasanf memories gained during our high school days will remain wifh us forever io become more and more cherished as 'l'he years go by. The Ed ifors DEDICATION This class of '49 proudly cledicaies The Academy +0 Mrs. Marie Cady, who will remain in fhe memories of fhe siudenfs as a faifhful +eacl1er and a sincere 'Friend +o all. l Ediih Amish , ,,, . Geraldine Andrews, Helen Armsirong, , , Frances W. Ash, Leola Balfz,, Leah Barber, Mary Barry. Dorofhy Bassel , Elliol Birnbaum,, Edward Broscoe Grace L. Brown , Marie M. Cady Evelyn Cassidy, Marie F. Clark ,,,,,,,, Kaihryn E. Connell. Consfance Courage Florence B. Dailey, Horfense Dederer Margarei F. Dexfer Winifred Dixon, , Theron Forbes Richard Foriies Faiih Harmer ,, FACULTY E. Siuari Powlesland ,, ,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,, , ,7,,,...,.,s Principal Joseph Dixon, ,, ,,,,, ,, , , ,, ,, ,,,,, . ,,,, ,,,Vice Principal , . ,,,, ,,,,w,Y, A merican Hisiory World Background . ,, ,,Girls' Counselor ,,,,Social Sfudies , , , ,,,, Commercial School Nurse ,,,,.,,,,,,,,Mafhema'iics ,,,,World Hisiory , Junior High Music , ,, ,,,, Indusirial Arfs , , ,.,., Physical Educa+ion . ,, ,,,,, English ,,American Hisfory World Background ,,,,,,,,,,Secre+ary ,, Physical Educafion , Home Economics Physical Educaiion . ,, ,French , ,,,,,,,, Music , ,,Cafe'l'eria Manager ,, ,,,,,, ., ,,,.,. Science . ,, ,lnsirumenial Music , ,,,, lndusirial Aris, Aviaiion , ,, , ,Commercial Fanny Harmon, . Ediih Horle , , Alma Hursl' . Olive Langham Gerfrude Lohfi, , William McLaughlin, Mary Miller, , . Ella O'Connor , , .. Mary O'Hara , Kale Murray, , Na+alie Murray , Leon Parks, , Sue Pefers Florence E. Pidge , Maude Raynore Evelyn Sabbarese Ursula Sfreeier , Mariorie Sirong E. Doroihy Swindells Lewis Szeles lna E. Taylor , Nina Thomas, , Adeline Wallace Caiherine Wheeler Florence Whelan , Maihemaiics Ari , , ,Laiin , English Maihemaiics Mechanical Drawing , English , English ,, Malhemafics, Science , Heallh, Aufo Driving , , Secre+ary Cusiodian Science English English Home Economics English , , , Ari' Chemisfry, Physics Physical Educafion ,, E E ,Librarian ., English, Social Science Bookkeeping, Slenography , L English Maihemafics 19 ADAMS, KENNETH Alfhough Ken hails from +he dicks He can I be included among Ihe hichs! Chorus '46-'49. Class Nighl '4'?. Annual SI'aFf '49, U.S. Marines. ADANK, JOHN Blue are his eyes, blonde is his hair: Jack is a guy who is welcome everywhere. Fooiball '46-'4B. P. G. AHLSTRAND, MARTIN EDWARD Mariy is a fella linown where- ever he may go, He'll fell you all aboui apples, even how Ihey grow. Chorus '46-'49, NYS School Mu- sic Ass. '47-'49. Allied Youfh '48. Pres., Spring '48. Valley Review '47. Dracova '4-7. DeMolay '47- '49. IRC '46-Spring '48. College. ALLEN, ROY CARL Roy can fell you anyfhing you wish As long as if concerns game and fish. Chorus '48. Worlr. BALLARD, EDWARD G. When down Ihe 'foofball field he bobbed The opposiiion said, We was robbed ! Foofball '46-'48, Volley Ball '47. Track '47. Worlr. BARANELLO, MARIE AI winning friends, Marie has quiIe a lcnaclr. She'll go places- And always wiih Jaclc. Civil Service. BARR, RICHARD E. Cufe and blond wilh many friends Thai is our Dicl: Barr, We lmow in everyihing he does, He will always sfar. Foolball '47-'48. Chorus '47-'49. College. BEAVER, BARBARA HaI's off fo a cuie gal- Barb Beaver by name. She's go'I wha? if Ialnes To go on fo fame.. Cheerleader '47-'49, Head Cheer- leader '48-'49. Play Day '47. Pi Omicron '48-'49. Varsify O Club '49. Annual Sfaff '49, Class Nigh+ '49. Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. BEC KWITH, MARION ELAINE A cufe liHIe girl found ai Pop's On our lisf-she is really iops. Cheerleader '48-'49. Tri-Y '46-'49, Rec. Sec. '488. Fashion Board '48f '43, Annual Siaff '49. Class Nighf '4 . X-Ray Technician. BISHOP, NANCY JOAN Here's a girl wifh personalily plus She's always a sfep ahead of us. Work. BOONE, AUDREY HILDA We'll Iell you Ihis And iI's no blarney, She's mighfy sweet- On a guy named Arnie! Tri-Y '47. Wori. BRISTOL, MARLENE ANN Sheri and sweei is Marlene Bris- lol: When she walks down Ihe hall You can hear ihe boys whisfle. Soffball '47. Chorus '48-'49. Bas- lcelball '49. Beaufy School. CARD. RAYMOND All Ihe girls are wild abou? Our fall and handsome Ray, Buf he jusf Ialres his baslefball And shoos 'Phe girls away. Foofball '46-'48, Baslieiball '46-'49, Track '46-'49. College. CASH, BARBARA JEAN Barbara, wifh her smiling eyes, will sure sfeal someone's hearl We all lmow fha? she'll be 'Irue 'Iill deafh do us parI. Chorus '46-'48. CAVANAGH, JOYCE T. Corlland won'f know how lucky fhey are Unlil fhey gel Cav -a real sporfing slar. Volleyball '47-'48. Capfain '4B. Baskelball '47-'49. Badminlon '47- 49. Tournamenl '48-'49, Play Day '47-'49, Apparafus Club '47. Ex- hibifion '47, Soffball '47-49. Cap- +ain '48, Pi Omicron '48-'49. His- iorian '48. Varsify O Club '48- '49. Annual Slaff '49, Class Nighf '49 Coriland Siaie College. CERIO, RAYMOND Ray is cuie and 'full of fricksg There's magic in his fingerlips. Prafl lnsfilule-Commercial Arlisl. CHURCH, MARILYN Marilyn is preily, and wifh her lovely clofhes, She will be noficed where ever she goes. Work. CIFARATTA, CHARLES FRANK A handsome drummer is our Chuck, We hope he'II always have good luck. Baseball '47. Chorus '46-'48, An- nual Sfaff '49, Valley Review '48. Navy. CLARK, JOHN A. John has brown and wavy hair, He is very nice. For many ihings he has a flair: He knows how fo break lhe ice LeMoyne College. COLE, BEVERLY ELIZABETH She's 'the girl wi+h 'lhe beaufiful voice Who seems lo be so shy, Buf we can Yell by her clever ways ll s only an alibi. Chorus '47-'49, Dracova '47-'48. CCBI. CONGER, PRISCILLA ANNE Priscilla's very sweel and shy We know for One she'II always sigh. Work. CONINE, HOMER We all know fhis fella is a real friend, He'll slick around lo fhe very end. College. COST, PETER Here's fo lhe presidenl of lhe Class of '49 A handsome guy who excels every lime. On lhe foolball field, on fhe baskeiball courf, Like his brofhers, good in every sporf. Minsavage Memorial Trophy '47- '48. Baseball '46-'48. Foofball '47- '48. Cheerleaders' Foolball Tro- phy '48. Baskelball '46-'49. Track '48. Senior Class President College. COTTET, BARBARA FRANCES Barbara's voice is sweel and clear, Will she make ii her career? Chorus '47-'48. Dracova '48. Al- lied Youfh '4B. Syracuse Universiiy. COX. GEORGE FREDRICK A familiar name, A 'familiar face, He'll be found singing Mosl any place. Track '47-'49. Chorus. Syracuse Universify. CRANSON, DONALD 'Tho his an+ics aren'f quile sane Say lhose who will observe, Don really has SOME brains- Held in reserve. Swimming '48. College. CROUSE, ROSALIE With her soil voice and quief ..Hi.. You'll recognize Rosie when she passes by. Business School. DALTON, JOHN Johnny may noi be 6 'fool 3, Bu+ he helps our 'leam io vicfory. Hockey '46-'49. Baseball '47-'48. Foofball '47. College. DE PERRIOR, GEORGE An imilfaior who's mighly neai, His Ialre off on JoIson can'f be beal. Baseball '47, Valley Review '48. Chorus. Annual Siafl. Miami Universiiy. DIEFENDORF, RICHARD A. His eyes are on ihe women, His arms are 'full of boolms, Mosf of which he carried home Jus? for fhe salre of looks. Baseball '48. College, DOTY, MARION ELIZABETH As down fhe halls of Valley lhis girl sfrolls, Every 'felIa's eyes in her direc- 'Iion rolls. Volley Ball '47, Pi Omicron '48-'49. Annual Staff '48-'49, Ari Club '49. Class Nighl '49, Undecided. DOYLE, DAVID Alfhough he's a shorl' diminulive mass, When if comes fo sporfs, he leads his class. Baseball '47. College. DOYLE, MARY JANE A peppy cheerleader ls Ihis lass, We're proud io have her ln our Senior class. Tri-Y '46-'49. Cheerleader '47-'49, Annual Sialii '48-'49, Class Nighl .41 College. DUELL, BEVERLY JEAN 'Tho Bev is quief, sweef, and demure Oi her fine personaliiy, you may be sure. Badminfon '48. Annual Siafl '48- '49. Class Nighf '49. Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. DUGAN, PATRICK He may be small - Bu? so am l, And when ii comes fo girls, He's nof so shy. Hoclrey '47-'49. Foofball '47-'48. College. ' is ii' .9 5 ' J rs, we Nu .M?,.,, W exe .asa ES-ieifisx sw . V-ear 4 we . 'T ' 5, ,.,,,. - X - -F :f ,. , ELM, LEONA EMOGENE Lee's a girl well known for her clofhes: She'll make wherever she goes. Chorus '46-'49. Dracova '47. Play Day '4b. College. EVANS, SALLY VIRGINIA Whenever a giggle is heard around Valley, You're bound io lrnow where +here's laughfer-l'here's Sally! Tri-Y '46-'49. Bowling '49. Annual Slalii '49. Class Nighl '49. Oswego Slale Teachers College. FAY, TERENCE T. Here is a fellow lhaf's quiel you see Buf really he is smari as could be. College. FISHER, EVOLYN ALAYNE A friend Io us all, bofh girls and boys. A girl never laclling in charm or poise. Chorus '46-'49. Orcheslra '48, '49. Dracova '48. I.R.C. '49. Class Night '49. Annual Siaff '49. l Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. FLOOR, THEODORE JOSEPH Wifh his liH'le camera he goes here and ihere, And ialres Ihe piclures fha? come our quife fair. Worlr. FOSTER, CAROL MAY Carol's a gal who's mighiy sweel, Wifh big brown eyes and iiny feel. Insurance Co. FRANCHER, MARY JANE Our Mary is usually jolly, Our Mary is usually gay, Our Mary is ihe 'iype of girl The world needs more of foday. Baslrelball '47, '48. Volley Ball '47, '48. Chorus '47-'49. Allied Youih '48, '49. I.B. M. GAGE, BARBARA Our Barbara may be iusl a lilile mile, Bu! we know personalily isn'I measured in heighi. Chorus '47-'49. Pi Omicron '48, '49. Annual Sfaff '49. Class Nighi '49, Work. GALLUP, MARY E. AlIho' she's blond and very shy She is aciive in A. Y. Allied Youfh '48-'49. Missionary Training lnsfiiufe. GOEWEY, ALVIN HANSINGER Always speeding around in cars. He works af fha Rio with Ihe movie siars. Chorus '48. Morrisville. GULLAND, GRETTA LOUISE We know wilh us you will agree, A nicer girl is hard io find- Than our own Grefla G. Volley Ball '46-'49, Baskeiball '46- '49. Badminion '46-'4B. Tri-Y '46- '49. Tri-Y Paper-Girls' Sporls Di- recior. Child Ca re Work. GULLAND, JANE Aclive in everyfhing, is our Jane Wilh a face like hers, she's far from plain! Volley Ball '46-'47. Baskeiball '47. Serviceball '47. Badminlon '47. Play Day '47-'48, Tri-Y '46-'49. Annual Sfaff '49. Loyaliy Group Insurance Co. HAGIN, NANCY Here's a gal wiih a swell sense of humor. She has her diamond - and +haI s no rumor! College. HALSEY, BARBARA 'Tho from Valley Barbara will pass, She doesn'I have Io worry, Noi Ihis fair lass. Annual Siaff '49. Work. HEFFERNAN, JOAN Here's a cufe gal Who appears 'Io be quief, Bui when you gel' 'Io know her She's really a riof. Annual Slaff '49, College. HENDRICKS, BRUCE E. Bruce is a wonder, and no less: He slacks up wifh Ihe very besl. Work. HERCSA, ALICE MARGARET Fear noi , announced Ihe an- gel, Quile a confrasl' wiih our chum, Whose laughing eyes and 'friendly smile Belong Io only one. Red Cross '45-'48 Vice Pres. '48- '49. M.C. Class Nighl '49. Tri-Y '45-'47. Annual S1'aff'49. Business Manager. Denial School. HIGGINS, BARBARA JEAN No nicer girl can ever be found, And 'lor good lhings she will be bound. Swimming '48. Business School. HORNING, ROBERT Allhough he plays in every sporf, In baseball he's Ihe besf Bob will Iell you all. He never lacks in zesll Baseball '46-'48, Baskeiball '47- '49. Undecided. HOWARD, WALTER A good singer With a 'line personaliiy loo, WalI's a guy You really look up 'l'o. Baskelball '46. Volley Ball '47, Golf '47. Chorus '46-'49. Work. IANNETTONE, JAMES Allhough 'lo some-Jim seems quiel and shy Those who know him will agree, he's a swell guy. Work. IRISH, GENE Alfhough home work and Gene don'I agree, Affer graduafing he knows he'll be free. Track '45. Cheerleader '47-'48. Colgafe. JARVIS, JOHN A. Jack's a fella who's easy +o know, He'II make friends wherever he may go, Work. JOHNSON, CAROL A. Carol is cufe and full of vim, You'll always find her in The gym. Volley Ball '47-'48. Badminfon '47- '49, Play Day '46-'49, Soff Ball '47-49. Varsify O Club, '48-'49, Class Night 49. Annual Sfaff '49. Corfland Slafe Teachers' College. KARIM, HARRY G. From a famous family of poefs Comes our Harry- The load is never foo big For him fo carry! Chorus '47-'49, Band '47, Annual Shi? '49, Work. KELLER, SALLY ALICE A brighf liffle girl Who is full of fun, She always has Her homework done. Pi Omicron '48-'49, Pres. '49. Sec, '48, Bowling '49. Annual Sfaff '49. Syracuse Universify. KENNEDY, RONALD Usually quief wifh 'lhoughf so deep Buf always alerf- never asleep. Undecided. KILLORAN, NEIL Tho' he looks rafher shy, a bit small foo This fella is full of surprises for you. Navy. KING, BEVERLY Blue are her eyes, blond is her hair You will find Beverly mosf any- where. Work. KINNEY, BYRNE A foofball player who's full of fun, And never gives up, 'fill our feam has won. Foofball '47-'48. Baseball '48-'49, Hockey '46-49. Golf '47 Track '48, College. KITE, ROSE MARY A girl wifh falenf, and plenfy of fighf, Known by name as Rose Mary Kife. Bowling '48-'49, Play Day '47, C.C.B.l. KLOC K, RAYMOND LEON Ray's a guy wifh a lof of zesf, Especially when if come fo a Hisfory fesf. Dracova '46-'47, Pi Omicron '48- '49. Annual Sfaff '49. Syracuse Universify. KNAACK, DOROTHY BELLE Though our Doffy has friends galore, She'll go fhrough life winning more and more, Arf Club '47-'48. Chorus '48, Vol- ley Ball '47-'48, Serviceball '48, Play Day '48, Work. KNECHT, GERALD RAYMOND Cufe and clever, This is Gerry: The girls wonder whaf's made him so wary, College. KNEISZL, SHIRLEY E. A pleasanf smile you're bound fo see, Whenever you greef our Shirl-E. Work, KNOWLES, THOMAS A. A meelx loolming lad, we all agree Bu? some day he mighi grow Io be 6 'loof 3. U nd ecid ed. LANGWIG. ROBERT A fennis siar -Ihal's our Bob, He always comes fhru wiih a nice high Iob. Tennis '47-'49. DeMolay '47-'49. Hope College, Michigan. LEAHY, JOHN Loblaws employs 'Ihis handsome fellow And he goes wiih Marie Bara- nello. LORENZEN, WARREN A gym Ieam slar Wifh a beautiful physique, His manner on fhe parallel bars, Cerfainly is uniquel Gymnasiics '47-'49. Track '48. P. G. LUVADIS, SWEETA Swea+'s a gal wilh a sharp wil, Who works af+ernoons al L. C. Smifh. Worlr. LYNCH, ELEANOR ELLA If anyone should aslc you, you may reply Elly's a gal who only acfs shy. Red Cross '46. Chorus '48. Business School. MAIER, PAUL FREDERICK As agile as can be ls Ihis money hound , When no+ collecfing Senior dues In Ihe gym he may be found. Hockey '46-'48. Tennis '47-'48. Gymnasfics '47-'49. Pi Omicron '48-'49, Senior Class Treas. College. MARSHALL. VIRGINIA Vivacious indeed is This fair lass She mighi never pass ai fha head of Ihe class Bul one Ihing sure ihis girl en- i0YS ls friends galore, and mosl of fhem boys. Volley Ball '4b. Baskeiball '47. Tri-Y '47-'49. Treas. '48-'49, An- nual Sfaff '49. Undecided. MARTIN, ARTHUR WATSON Don'f Ie? anyone kid you - This lad is really smarh Just ihinlr of brains, And you'Il fhinlx of Arl. DeMolay '49. College. MERCER, NANCY ELAINE Nancy spends her lime sfudying lwe believel Excepf when wrifing Io someone named Sieve. Chorus '45, Syracuse General Hospiial. METZLER, ROBERT M. Throughouf foofball season Bob managed our Ieam, The 'lellas will agree He's really on 'Ihe beam. Fooiball '47-'48. Manager '48. DeMolay '49, College. MICHEL, NANCY LEE A cufe liHle miss With plenly of siyle, She gree+s everyone Wi+h a greal big smile. Worlr. MICHELS, BARBARA J. Barb is friendly and never laclrs in poise She'll always have more Than her share of boys. Chorus '47-'49. Business School. MIETZ, JOHN As you walk down +he sfreel' And you hear a iweel, fweef, fweef, Turn your head and gaze upon The handsome car of our friend John. Foolball '46-'48. Baseball '47. Hoclrey '45-'49. Worlr. MILFORD, DAVID LAWRENCE We all know Ihaf Dave Will never, never shirk From any dufies - As long as Ihey aren'f work! Baskefball '46-48. Foofball '47. College. MOLESKI, JOHN He uses his Specks wifh rims of brown, To fry io conceal his mischievous frown. Work. MONTALTO, YOLAN DA Allhough she's small and Iiny We know you'll agree wiih Pere, Thai' a girl like Yola ls hard Io bear. Tri-Y '47-'49. Sec. '49. MORSE, STEWART R. As winier leaves us, And Io' Summer we are bound, You're quife likely fo see SIewie on a piIcher's mound. Baseball '48-'49. Volley Ball '48- '49. Priniing. NEIDINGER, BARBARA JOAN Barb is a girl wiih 'friends galore We all know fhaf, wherever she -goes, She'll always win many more. Chorus '45. Work. NEISS, RONALD Ronie he is io all his chums, He's very ambifious and full of fun. Work. NEWMAN, ROBERT Bob is somelimes quiel buf he isn I shy, Everyone knows he's a regular QUY' Navy. NOWATZ KY, LENA No? only in friendship does she shine This girl has menfal powers divine. Chorus '49. Dracova '48. I.R.C. '49. Annual Sfafl '49, Liferary Manager. Class Nighi '49. News LQ. '49. Syracuse U niversiiy. OGDEN, EUGENE ROBERT Alfhough his voice is seldom heard, And he has a quiel air, ll' doesn'I fake a single word, To show fhar curly hair. Work. ONTKO, JOSEPH Joseph OnI'ko's no lame brain, He sfreaks fhrough homework i+'s so lame. Pi Omicron '48-'49. Tennis '48-'49. DeMolay '49. College. PARKINSON, JOHN H. III An ambifous kid, buf you wouldn'f guess: The more Ihere's Io do-Ihe more he does less. l.R.C. '49. Pi Omicron '48-'49. DeMolay '46-'49. News LQ. '49. Class Nighi' '49. College. PECK, DONALD AI' 'lhe Valley Diner you'll find him Ihere Wifh his flashing smile and his brighf red hair. PERKINS, RICHARD Our cheerleaders yell, our slu- denls roar, Perkins is oFf fo anoiher score. Fooiball '46-'48, Hockey '46-'49. Track '48-'49. College. PERRY, RICHARD Perry is his name, Baseball is his game. If he keeps up his,,baHing, He'll go on Io fame. Baseball '47-'49. College. PIERCE, GLORIA CHARLOTTE Wifh her beaufiful hair and fwinlrling eyes, The fellas will always give her firsf prize. Worlr. POWLESLAND, BRUCE EUGENE Here's a fella who's fhin and fall, And usually roaming fhrough a Valley Hall. Dracova '46-'48. College. RAFFERTY II, WILLIAM RUSSELL Bill was a chemisf, A chemisf he is no more. Whaf Bill fhroughf was H20- Was really HQSO4. I.R.C. '48-'49. RAINONE, ARLENE RITA Always busy, full of pep, Here's a girl who's really hep. Annual Sfaff '49, Class Night '49. Civil Service Work. RANDALL, DONALD ROBERT Don sure is a hard-worlring lad, As a chef he doesn'I do bad. ROCKWELL, BARBARA JEAN Will fhe boys af Oswego ever gef wise To fhe 'Iriclzs of our Barb wifh her smiling blue eyes? Chorus '47-'49. Oswego Sfa-Ie Teachers College. ROMANO, FRANK JOSEPH If you Know him, you Imow why He'Il be famous, by and by. Band '46-'47. Chorus '46-'49, Fool'- ball '47, Navy. ROSENBERGER, RICARD Dick, you know. is full of fun Buf he's righf fhere when Ihere's work fo be done. College. SCHEFTIC, PAUL Paul he is fo every friend He'll see 'ihings Ihrough fo fhe very end. Pi Omicron '48-'49. Worli. SCHENANDOAH, MARY JANE Mary Jane is a friendly liffle lass: I1 s been fun having her in our Senior class. ' Chorus '47-'49. C.C.B.I. SCRANTON ROSEMARIE When you've mer her you can feel Tha? you've mel' friendship, Irue and real. Baskefball '48. Volley Ball '47. Tri-Y '46-'48: Rec. Secf., Fall '47: Vice Pres., Spring '48: Presicienf. Fall '48. News I.Q. '48. Nursing School af Sf. Joseph's. SEAGER, EDWARD W. L. The girls af Valley know Thaf Bud will always tease, Buf's he's a friend fo everyone And always af his ease. Chorus '46-'47. Foofball '47, College. SHANE, MARTHA ANN Alfho our Marfy doesn'I sing She's go? whaf if Ialres Io win a King. Ari Club '48-'49. Bashefball '47. Soff Ball '47. Chorus '47, Arf School. SHEPHARD, EDWARD J. Tho' Ed is shorf you will agree Inches can'+ measure his abilify. I.R.C. '48-'49, Pi Omicron '43-'4-9. DeMolay '46-'49. Tennis '48. Sporfs Reporfer '48-'49. Syracuse Universify. SHERMAN, CARL RICHARD Tall, blonde, and handsome A wee bil shy, All +hese describe One swell guy. Bashelball '48-'49. College. SIEFERING, VIRGINIA LEE Cule and nice and very sweel, She'll sal you rocking on your feel. Baseball '47-'49, Bowling '47-'49. Badminlon '47-'49. Cheerleader '48-'49. Vice Pres. Junior Class. Vice Pres. Senior Class. Tri-Y '47- '49. Corres. Sec.-Chaplin. Wo rlr. SKELTON, FRED Here is our genius, Our behind 'lhe counler man: He'lI-serve you his specially- Fried eggs and Spam. DeMolay '47-'49. Worlr. SKRECKOSKI, GERALD Here's a boy, wilh a name: He'II go on Io forlune and fame. Pi Omicron '48-'49, Tennis '47-'49, College. SMITH, EARL LAVERNE Allhough he never has much Io say, Slaiisfics show he'll go a long way. Chorus '49. Teach Music. SMITH, JAMES ROBERT A friendly smile, a large frame, Easily remembered because Smil'h's his name. Dracova '46. Traclc '48-'49, Undecided. SOVA, MARCELINE Marceline is quiel and ah so shy Wifh manners lihe hers- We know she'll gel by. Worl. SPAGNOLA, ANTHONY A lively fella is our Spag He'Il never ge? caughf - hold- ing lhe bag. Work. SPRING, JAMES FRANCIS Jim is fhe one with his home- worlr done Because he rises with lhe sun Work. STANTON, ARTHUR Wilh his laughing blue eyes. he is friendly and gay, Ar'r is a pal, in every way. Band '46-'47. Worlr. STANTON, MARY LOU JEANNINE She's cule and gay and inlelli- genl, loo: Who is lhis wonder? Mary Lou. Worlx. STEARNS, ANN ELISABETH When Jim is home, lhey're al- ways Iogelher: Loolrs like 'Ihey'Il be fhal' way forever. I.R.C. '4B. Pi Omicron '48-'49-- Sec. 49. Annual Slaff '49-Assl Edilor. Oswego Sfafe Teachers College. STEARNS, SHIRLEY 0. Valley's loss, lhe world's gain When Shirley marches on 'Io fame. Dracova '47-'48, Allied Youlh '48- '49. Red Cross '48, Volley Ball '47, Baskelbell '47, Bowling '47-'49. Telephone Operalor. STOLL, CHARLES W. Chucll used Io be a soda-ierk Down al Wrighl's Drug Slore, Now he's go? his uniform: Will be see him any more? College. STONE, ROBERT When you hear his horn Gel our of Ihe way! Here comes Bob and his Chevrolef. Undecided. STOWELL, WESLEY Wes may noi do fhings in 'Ihe quiefesl' way, Bur he has our good wishes for every day. Chorus '47-'49, Undecided. STREIFF, JEAN MARY She has +he friendliesl' smiling face, In Syracuse or any place. Tri-Y '46-'49. Rec. Sec. '48. Sec. Junior Class. Scholasiic Ari Exhi- birion '48. Fashion Board '47. An- nual Slaff '49. Undecided. STRYKER, HOWARD Howie's 'full of laughier, Howie's 'Full of glee, Howie may noi like Ihis rhyme, Bu? we'll iusi have Io wail' and see. Hockey '46-'49. College. SU ITS, ELLEN MAY She doesn'+ shine as a sfudenf, buf why should she care? Wiih her disposiiion she can go anywhere. l.R.C. '48-'49. Chorus '47-'49. Dracova '46-'49. Rainbow '48-49. Red Cross '47. Annual Siaff '49. Work. SUITS, HELEN L. She's very blond and really sweei, A girl like Helen can'I be beaf. l.R.C. '48-'49, Chorus '47-'49. Dra- cova '46-'47. Rainbow '48-'49. Junior Red Cross '47. Annual SiaFl '49. Work. TAYLOR, RICHARD HAROLD Here's 'io Dick, a real swell guy We know fha? he will always ge? by. Band '46-'48, Chorus '48-'49. Track '47-'49. College. THOMPSON, ROBERT WEBSTER Thru ihe halls wiih Jean Simms he goes: And he works af Wrigh1 s as everyone knows. Navy. VOLLMER, J. ROGER Roger is handsome wifh nice blue eyes. The fhing he haies is wearing ries. Technical School. WEBSTER, FRANKLIN RAYMOND From Onondaga Hill, our Danny hails: AI' winning friends, he never fails. College. WHALEN, CLEON ICE This is fhe girl wiIh Ihe person aliiy plus. Any how, she is 'iops wifh us. Bowling '48. Badminion '48, Bas- kefball '48-'49. Business School. WILDE, CHARLOTTE ANN CharloHe's noi' as wild as her name implies, Bur she looks af 'fellas wiih fliri- ing eyes. l.R.C. '48-'49, Annual Siaff '49. Red Cross '45-'48. Work. WILSON, NANCY JOAN This popular girl is very well known She has a way Ihai' is all her own, Mosi popular girl in fhe senior class We give Ihree cheers Io 'lhis fair lass. Tri-Y '46-'49, Treas. '47. Bowling '49. Rep. Io Girls' Sfaie '48 Class Nighi '49, Annual Sfaff '49. Sec. Senior Class. Oswego Siafe Teachers College. WINDMULLER, CAROLINE DOROTHY If Ihere's a debale in Hisfory Whelher in class or on 'Ihe air, Jusl +wis'I you head and 'lake a look, You'll probably Iind Caroline Ihere. Chorus '47-'49. Baskefball '47-'49. Volley Ball '47. Badminion '47. Annual Siafi '49, Class Nighi. Powelson lnsfiiuie. HE. SHE, OR IT John Adank Edward Ballard Marie Baranello Barbara Beaver Marion Beckwifh Joyce Cavanagh Charles Cifaraffa John Clark Priscilla Conger Peier Cosf John Dallon George DePerrior Richard Diefendori Marion Doiy Mary Jana Doyle Bev Duell Pai Dugan Sally Evans Barbara Gage Slewari Harnden Alice Hercsa Bob Horning Walfer Howard Gene Irish Carol Joh nson Sally Keller Byrne Kinney Jack Leahy Paul Maier Ginny Marshall Nancy Mercer Jack Mieh Yolanda Monialfo Dick Perkins Dick Perry Gloria Pierce Arlene Rainone Frank Romano Rosemary Scra nlon Roberf Stone Virginia Siefering Carl Sherman Anfhony Spagnola Ann Sfearns Jean Sireiff Howard Siryker Franklin wbsfer Nancy Wilson Chrisfine Yovonovich BRANDED BY Sporismanship T. B. Her jewelry Her smile Cheerfulness Her block O His manners His Sfudebaker Her corduroy jackei' His voice King's crown Trisome buddies His cars Her smile Her curly hair Her blushing His sleepiness Her abiliiy fo skip Her giggle His curls Her personalify Black eye His walk His driving Her muscles Ou! of fown fella His iiashy sweafer His new car His haircuf Her laiesi gossip Sfeve's class ring Mieh boai Her shoriness Speed His quietness Her dungarees Her laugh His shaven face Her cleverness His '48 Chevie Dimples His heighi Noise Jim's I. D. bracelef Her quief ways His smile M.D. license Nice looks Her dark eyes SENIOR SHAR PET PEEVE Girls Pepsi-Cola Noi enough dances Cheerleaders Phonies Homework You're foo rough No money Miss Brown Beagle Irish No sirikes TYPM9 Poor dancers Harnden Miss Andrews Dief and Adank Going sieady Girls Websfar Hisiory Dwyer Low marks Traffic cops Too few gym classes Low bowling score No ice Losing argumenis Hisiory Teachers Lab parfners WeII's Her broihers Foolball Chemisfry Brush cuis Miss Connell Miss Pidge Iniernes Femmes Boys Mrs. Dailey Edna Miss Srrong Block cufs Girls Jack Coon Sally Bakeries USUALLY FOUND Colgaie wan. shmsy ' With Jack Tony's car Wifh Mr. Jones In The gym Ou? of school Trying 'lo bowl Thinking of a sailor With Yola Wirh Mary Bowling AI' Bela ln Soufhwoocl Up on 'Ihe hill With Jerry Taking roll in hisfory Taking a bafh AI' Locklin's On The hill Wrifing Io Chuck wiih Ralou Siudying Wifh a woman AI the Y Wirh Ann Proiecling ihe police AI Loblaws Colleciin' money Wifh Dick Wifh Barb Wiih girls With Fefe With Mary Seiiing pins Af 'Ihe Senior Girls Lav AI' Sub-Deb Af The Reserves Wriiing leifers ln Erieville By her locker Wifh Bill In Elmwood Making brownies WrighI's ln Gym Speeding Wifh Dave Af dances PIE ALIAS Jack Big Ed Marie S Barb Becky Cav Chuck Jack Fuss Pere Jack Al Dief Marion M. J. Bev. Pai Heckle Bobbie Chickie Al Horn Wal? Gorgeous Johnny Sal Byrnie Jack Teddy Ginny Nan Mieh Yola Fark Dick Glor Arlene Frankie Riley Beri Ginny Big Carl Spas Annie Jeanie Howie Dannie Nan Chris Gene THEME Who? Lady of Spain Jack, Jack, Jack Dream Uniil My Bobby lies over fha ocean I Love You Truly Ke-Ka-Ka-Kaiie DONny Boy Time affer Time Adios Mammie ln my merry Oldsmobile Til lhe End of Time You Always Hur! 'ihe One Slow Boai' io China Sleepy Time Guy The Dreamer My Secref Love Doolifiey Doo Sidewalks of New York If I Had A Nickel The Lifile Bookshop Befier Luck Next Time So Tired Far Away Places Lef If Snow Sweei Marie You Man On fhe Flying Trapeze Don'f Fence Me In Love Lerlers Cruising Down Ihe River Lucky In Love For If Was Mary So Tired Peg O' My Hear? Easfwood Alma Maier Whai Did I Do? Love Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home? I Wonder Who lf's Too Soon io Know Hail, Hail, 'Ihe Gang's All Here I'm Our Io Forge! Tonighr Sfardusi Five Salfed Peanufs Sweei Georgia Brown Surrender I Love You So Much Forever and Ever WRIGHT, JOAN MARY Sha may be small, she may be slim, Bu? a lruer friend is hard io win. Chorus '47-'48. Volley Ball '47-'48, Dracova '47-'48. Syracuse Universily. YALE, MARILYN DAVIS Wilh a diamond on her 'linger And her head full of song, ll's a safe bel 'fhal Marilyn Won'l be in school for long. Chorus '49. Work. YOVONOVICH, CHRISTINE Chris is a gal who's mighly sweelg S-he really makes our lisl com- plele. Cheerleader '48-'49, Volley Ball '47-'48. Baskefball '47, Play Day '47-'48. Soll Ball '47-'48. Appara- lus Exhibilion of Horse 47. Bad- minlon '47, '49, Class Nighr '49, gas g Airline Hosless. SENIOR CALENDAR Class Nighf Senior Ball, ,, Baccalaureale Commencemenl' Alumni Banquel . May 20 , .,June 4 , ...June 26 June 28 , June 29 OUR SCHOOL EarlSmi'rh O school of ours. +o 'lhee we raise our praises, When we remember happy days of nouns and phrases, And 'lhese l know, will be our grealesl blessings. O school of ours, wilh you we made our slarlg We shall keep 'lhee always in our hearls. Wilhin 'lhy walls, a glorious spiril has run For belier lhings, 'lhy sons have foughl and won. And lel' us hold 'rhis pasl of ours inlacl Wilhin our hearls, forevermore - a facl' O school of ours, +o 'lhee we give our thanks, We cherish 'l'hee, forgel our silly pranks. Our school so dear, may you always sfand for 'rru'lh, For worlhy cause, and improvemenl of youlh. When we are old, we'll remember days of fun Wilhin your porlals, as pleasanl' as lhe sun. O school of ours, wilh lriumph, bul' no shouf of glee: We leave +hee nowl God bless you, keep you freel 1949 CLASS SONG Hail O.V.A., lhy sons and daughlers call, We're here 'ro praise 'lhee dearesl friend lo all. Wirhin your halls fond memories are calling, To sfir our hearls wifh longing and praise. Wilhin your halls fond memories are calling, To slir our hearls wi+h longing and praise. Hail O.V.A., our lhoughls will be of +hee, Wifhin our hearls a joy we'll always share. Our Alma Maler we are s+ill 'lhy children, And lhis our school, so loyal, and lrue. Our Alma Maier we are slill lhy children, And lhis our school, so loyal, and lrue. Words by Marlin Ahlslrand and George Cox Theme from Finlandia. l SENIOR REPORT Presidenl' ,,,.., , ,, ,, . , , . YA,,., ,Pele Cosf Vice-President , ,, ,,,Virginia Siefering Secreiary ...,, , , , , .Nancy Wilson Treasurer ,,,... , , , ,, ,,,. Paul Maier Valediclorian , ,, , , ,, ,, , ,, ,,,, ,, , ,,.Joseph Onfko Salu+a+orian,,, ,, ,.,, , ,, ,, ,, .,,,,.rr,,,,,,..e., ,,,,.,,.,Lena Nowaizky Class Nighf Advisors ,,,,,, ,,,. M iss Nancy O'Neil and Miss lna Taylor Baccalaureafe Advisor ,,,., ,, ,, ,, ,. ,,,, .,,, M iss Geraldine Andrews Commencemenl' Advisor, ,,,,, ,, , , ,,.,, Mrs. Marie Cady X vc HE recnpuen+s of class honors Joseph Onfko Valedlcfonan having an aver- 7 1 ' : , , age of 94.0675 Lena Nowaizky, Salufaforian, wifh a 93.6I7,, average: nf' '21 Barbara Neidinger, 93.0225 Edward Shephard, 925970: Gerald Sireckoski, 92.39703 Barbara Halsey, 9l.667,: Rosemarie Scranion, 9I.43'X,: James Spring, 90.487og Nancy Michel, 90.l57,: Jane Gulland, 90.0975 Jean Sireiff, 90.0975 Bar- bara Gage, 89.8975 Barbara Beaver, 89.6875 Raymond lflock, 89.26707 Paul Maier, 89.2575 and Sally Keller, 89.l5 'X,. Honor sfudenfs wi'l'h a four year average of 85 or above, according 'ro 'lheir scholasiic sfanding are: Nancy Wilson, Donald Peck, Joan Wright, Terence Fay, Joyce Cavanagh, Paul Schefiic, Gerald Knechf, Nancy Mercer, Barbara Cash, Arlene Rainone, Arihur Mar+in, Marion Doiy, Roland Neiss, Carol Fosier, Richard Diefendorf, Thomas Knowles, Marion Beckwifh, John Parkinson, Rosalie Crouse, Mar Jane Schen- andoah, Richard Perkins, Virginia Marshall, Bruce Hendricks, Virginia Sieilering, Walfer Howard, Carol Johnson, Fred Skelfon, Peier Cost John Jarvis, Evolyn Fisher, Chris+ine Yovonovich, Donald Randall, Caroline Windmuller, Howard Sfryker, Roberf Langwig, Sally Evans, Mary Jane Francher, Harry Karim, Ann S+earns, Marie Baranello Eleanor Lynch, Rose Marie Kiie, Barbara Michels, Mary Gallup, Edward Seager, and' Richard Perry. Besides excelling scholasfically, mosl' of fhe s+uden'rs named above are on ihe Academy S+aFF , parficipanis in sporfs, are members of fhe lnfernafional Relafions Club and Pi Omicron Maihemalics Honorary, are aciive in oiher school organizafions, are on Senior Commifiees, or +ake parl' in various ofher exfracurricular ac1'ivi+ies. These seniors are undoubiedly ihe leaders of 'lheir class and will undoubfedly be 'lhe leaders of fomorrow. ,11.,l..i1l.l-l- , ACADEMY STAFF OF 1949 Edi'l'or-in-Chief, .,,,,,,. , ,,,, , ,Y,,,,, ,Nancy Wilson Assisiani .F,F.FF YFFFAF,,FF . . A,,F Ann Slearns Business Managers , ,,s, s,ss,,,s ,,,s,., 7 J .A,ss,,,ss A lice Hercsa Assislanl' ,.....,.s,s..,,..ws,...... ws...,ss.,,.. s.sss.,.,..,.V..,,.As M a ry Jane Doyle Circula+ion Manager ,s,sss s,.s,,ssass ,,sa.,,,sss,....sss4,.ss J o yce Cavanaugh Assisfanfs .....,,,...,..s,a, , ,..,,s,,,as....,w Arlene Rainone, Barbara Halsey, George DePerrior, Charles Cifaraffa Liierary ..,..,.... .a,.,......a,,, L ena Nowahlcy, Sally Evans, Sally Keller Organizalions .vs,. ,..,aa,,ra,,r, , as .ss,.....s,ar.,..,...rr.,. as ,rrY,a, Carol Johnson Phofographyw ,,,r,a,, Theodore Floor, Kennefh Adams, :lane Gulland Poems .....,,,aa,,,,..,,J..s..w,,,.,r,.r,.a,....a. Barbara Beaver, Virginia Marshall, Harry Karim, Beverly Duell, Evolyn Fisher Art e.,aass E . ,..,...,,s Jean Sfreiff, Marion Doiy, Chrisiine Yovonovich Siafisiics v,Ja.s.,.,....sa..,,..,,.vrss,,...Y,..s,..,ss,,ass..,sa...... ,, ,,a,..s,...,... Ray Kloclr Adverfising Manager .,Y,.....,,,.s,...s,.,..,,,,,s,.a.s..,..,,.sa...,. Charlo'H'e Wilde Assis+an+s ..,s, a.s,,..,.s, ...,sa,.aa H e len Suils, Ellen Sui+s, Joan Heffernan Alumni ,,A..a,..V,s.....,...,,..,,ss,,.....,,.,,s Joan Wrighi, Caroline Windmuller Special Feaiures ..ss,. Marion Beclcwilh, Barbara Gage, Jack Parlrinson l li ASED on 'lhe lheme Co-opera+ion 'lhe Annual Slaff of '49 has worlced ,Q l unceasingly 'lo reach iis goal, lhe publishing of The Academy . Wilh 'lhe A d :I high ideals of 'lhe pasl' annuals in mind we have sfrived +o mainlain 'lhese s+an ards. Expressions of +hanlxs 'lo Miss Horle, Miss Clark and Mr. Powlesland and our deepesl' graiiiude 'lo Miss Hurs+, wiihoui whom fhis publicafion could noi be possible. We are proud +o say 'l'hal' mos+ of fhe honor sludenfs were eilher worlrers or co-worlzers wil' us. We sold pencils, held a successful Hallowe'en dance, and Raymond Ceri gave a mosl enleriaining and skillful magic exhibifion for 'Phe benefil' of 'I' e annual. The Sfaff wishes lo fhanlr Mr. Bizzell, 'lhe hofographer, lhe Weber Engraving Company, 'lhe Tridenl Prinfing Company, 'lhe aclirerlisers and pafrons, who made fhis annual a success. CLASS PROPHECY Having known fha fellas and girls of fhis class for four years, we should be able fo prophecy whaf fhey will be doing I0 years from now-June, I959. Ken Adams will be Mayor of Soufhwood . Marfy Ahlsfrand will be Apple King of New York Sfafe. Roy Allen will be a big game hunfer in Soufh Africa. Dick Barr will manage Sfuarfs Nursery. Marion Beckwifh will be head of fha fashion board af E. W. Edwards. Ray Card will be making ice cream af Alpha. Rey Cerio will be Houdini's Successor. Chuck Cifareffa will be playing drums for Krupa. Beverly Cole will be singing af 'lhe Mef. Homer Conine will have a sfring of grocery sfores. Don Cranson will be owner of Cranson Hardware. John Dalton will be playing for fhe N. Y. Rangers'f Parfy. George DePerrior will be leader of fhe Republican Mary Jane Francher will be 'reaching bookkeeping af Valley. Mary Gallup will be as shy as ever. Alvin Goewey will be a freshman af Morrisville. Greffa Gulland will be e parfner in Allen's Taxidermisf Co. Nancy Hagin will be raising liffle Dolphins Barbara Halsey will be Miss America of l959. Joan Heffernan will be Vice Presidenf of fhe Addis Co. Bruce Hendricks will be feaching hisfory. Jack Jarvis will sfill be as well liked as ever. Gene Irish will be Dean of Girls af Noffingham. Carol Johnson will be head gym insfrucfor af Harvard. Harry Karim will be head phofographer af The Herald-Journal. Neil Killoran will be chief bufcher af Graaf Lakes. Byrne Kinney will sfill be giving fhe girls a hard fime. Ray Klock will be driving a bus for fhe Syracuse Transif Co. Gerry Knechf will be a missionary in Soufh Africa. Shirley Kneiszl will be keeping house for a cerfain someone. Tom Knowles will be a physicisf. Bob Langwig will sfill be burning up fhe fennis courf. Jack Leahy will be sole owner of Loblaws. Warren Lorenzen will be nafional side-horse champion. Sweefa Luvedis will have Arfhur Murray working af her d Paul Maier will sfill be doing back flips. Ginny Marshall will siill be learning 'lo drive. Arfhur Marfin will be 27 years old. Nancy Mercer will be moving up fo Pofsdam. Bob Mohler will be a veferinarian. Jack Meih will be selling chop-sficks fo Ubangies. John Moleski will sfill be saying Poo . Yola Monfalfo will be coaching her own baskefball feam. Sfewarf Morse will be frying fo run Meifz ouf of business. Barbara Neidinger will always be wifh Nancy. Lena Nowafxky will be our ambassador fo Russia. Eugene Ogden will be driving af Indianapolis. Jack Parkinson will be chief of police. Dick Perkins will siill be eafing Kinney's delicious, superb, ferrific, iuicy Dick Perry sfill won'f know whefher he's coming or going. Bruce Powlesland will be painfing houses wifh Prof. Arlene Reinone will sfill be kniffing argyles. Don Randall will be champion rope climber. Barb Rockwell will be keeping house for Bud. Dick Rosenberg will sfill be geffing kicked ouf of school. Ed Seeger will be Miss Swindell's assisfanf. Marfha Shane's arf will be on exhibif in New York Cify. Ginny Siefering will be a famous model known as Dimple Ed Shephard will sfill be debafing on foreign relafions. Fred Skelfon will be chef af 'lhe Valley Diner. Jim Smifh will be head of +he Smifhsonian Insfifufe. Arf Sfanfon will be head of sfock af Granf's. Ann Sfearns will be leaching fhe A, B. C's fo liffle Skinners. Weller Sfoll will be general in fhe R.O.T.C. Helen and Ellen Suifs will sfill be pushing Allen fhrough school. Charloffe Wilde will sfill be collecfing ads for fha I949 annual. ancing sfudio. Dynamife. pies CLASS WILL Jack Adank leaves fhe girls wifh one less dream-boy. Ed Ballard leaves a lol of room. Barb Beaver leaves her head cheerleaders sweafer fo Marilyn Cox. Nancy Bishop leaves her blonde hair fo Sue Avery. Marlene Brisfol leaves her green and gold sweafer fo Marfy Bedworrh. Barbara Cash leaves wifh high honors. Joyce Cavanagh leaves her gymnasfic abilify lo Joyce Black. Marilyn Church leaves her seaf in Business Law ro anyone who wanfs if. Jack Clark leaves his curly hair fo Jim Whelan. Priscilla Conger leaves her nickname Puss lo run loose. Pele Cos? leaves Old Man River lo flood fhe Valley. Barbara Coffei leaves her voice fo Ruth Pepper. George Cox leaves fhe frack ieam minus one miler. Rosalie Crouse leaves her 'lhree hisfory books io anyone who finds fhem. Dick Diefendorf leaves his parking space empiy. Marion Doly leaves her famous figure fo Berry Lou Dorsey. Dave Doyle leaves his sense of humor fo Jack Coon. Mary Jane Doyle leaves 'lhose nafural curls fo Peggy Cerio. Bev Duell leaves Jerry - buf noi for long. Pal Dugan leaves Miss Wallace wilh horrible memories. Sally Evans leaves her walk fo Barbara Sfearns. Terry Fay leaves his personalify fo some lucky guy. Evolyn Fisher leaves school -for more school! Ted Floor leaves Elmwood fo fighf fheir own baffles. Carol Fosfer leaves her quief way ro Helen Marshall. Bobby Gage leaves quiefly - as always. Jane Gulland leaves her Easfwood bus fransfer fo Kay Bruns. Alice Hercsa leaves her laugh fo anyone who can accomplish if. Barbara Higgins leff school in January. Bob Horning leave Re 'lo walk ihe halls unguarded. Walr Howard leaves his heighf lo Ronnie Gravina. James lanneflone leaves his quiel way io Dick Shepard Gene Irish leaves Mrs. Cady in peace. Sally Keller leaves her presiden'l's gavels ringing in our ears Ronald Kennedy leaves hisfory fo fhe hisforians. Rose Mary Kife leaves her bowling abilify fo Kay Cliff. Dol Kneack leaves her charcoal drawings in 'lhe library. Sweefa Luvadis leaves early lo gel fo work. Eleanor Lynch leaves her good marks fo some poor Junior who needs fhem. Tom Marrs leaves school- periodl Barbara Michels leaves her cheery disposifion fo Dibby. Joe Onlko leaves his malhemafical brain lo Bob Schalk. Bill Rafferfy leaves his flaming red hair lo Beffy Blair. Gloria Pierce leaves her sweel' manner 'lo Marcia Frink. Paul Schefiic leaves his broad shoulders fo Jack Underwood. Gerald Skreckoski leaves his place in Pi Omicron fo Bob Barnes Riley Scranion leaves her riding skills lo Dick Purcell. Earl Smifh wills his ediforials fo fha Pos?-Slandard. Mary Lou Sfanfon leaves fo gel married in fha fall. Wesley Sfowell leaves for Souihwood. Jean Sfreiff leaves her friendly way 'le Jacky Huffman. Howie Sfryker leaves fo ioin fha Confederales. Roger Vollmer leaves ihe Mechanical Drawing room. Cleonice Whalen leaves her Business Law homework unfinished. Char Wilde leaves her mirror io Bev Coon. Nancy Wilson leaves her pleasing personaliiy fo Ralou Cosf. Carolyn Windmiller leaves her argumenls in hislory for Mrs. Amish io seffle Joan Wright leaves io go sun-bafhing af fhe esfaie. Marilyn Yale leaves wifh her sparkler . Chris Yovonovich leaves her record of Sfardus+ unplayed. Tony Spagnola leaves - maybel Dick Taylor leaves his good aflendance record for Mr. Dixon fo marvel over Bob Thompson leaves Jean Simms wifh fond memories. Sfuey Harnden leaves school wifhoui an argumenf. Shirley Sfearns leaves wiih Barb. Mary Jane Schenandoeh leaves wifh her business course complefed. -W. ., .--QNV, i Q og v Div pn--' ll!! Si 4-'M Q VAL fg ,MJ Q Q '-'X N li Nw? .Q 9 'Nw Q.. 9 , S 5' YF- Q QQ 1 4 Q ,- if 11 ,av ' 1 fx fix '. , ey? iv' N j y lv sf Kyxyfq . 5 ' +23 ' fx f 91:42, - ,w .4 , -- rd, 4. . f ,fs W Q' ' N' xggk , ,:,..J5X V b ig? Q R -A . 'K YW if. X, A .mm M,P 'y JUNIOR CLASS-SPRING 1949 Wa Ms omcers were elec+ed Larr Pullm was named resldenl' Ralou Cosi' vice Y P 93 ug .. HE firsf meering of fhe Junior class was held on March Ib. A+ fhis fime .- rin, ' l ' U presidenh Mary Smifh, secrefary, and Dick Purcell, +reasurer. Dues of SI.00 per person were decided upon ai' +his fime also. A commiffee of 8 people was selecfed fo make plans for fufure Junior class acfivifies. They are Bob Chard, chairman: Nancy Normand, co-chairman: Don Cor- regan, Maryou Talie, Bob Schalk, Jaclr MacDonald. Barbara Merwin and Anne Wil- liams. To dare fhe only acfivify we have planned is our Junior prom which is fo be held on May 27. This even? is fo be semi-formal and will be from 8 fo I2 in fha O.V.A. gym. A phofographer will be on hand fo false pic+ures of fhose people wishing I. R. C. Presideni, a a Edward Shephard Vice Presidenf Dick Knoblock Secrelary , ,Pai Shane Treasurer H ,a ,David Joor Advisor , ,,,Mrs. Marie Cady ,l AST fall, IRC slarled ou+ wifh only 'three members, all ofher members having S iffy gradualed las? June. Our membership has increased greafly since lhen. Those who have joined since Sepfember are: Bill Rafferly, Lena Nowafzky, Charlorre Wilde, Dave Joor, Evolyn Fisher, Waller Burns, Noreen Adams, Roy Shorrf, Ellen Sui+s, Helen Sui'l's, Jack Parkinson, Faye Vadeboncoeur, Dolores Hisingron, Helen Reilly, Carol Johnson, and Gary Vielle. Some of fhe fopics discussed are: The Berlin Crisis, Possibilily of a Third World War, The Marshall Plan, Anfarcrica, Alaska, Turkey, China, and The Norih A'I'lan+ic Securi+y Pact Besides our regular meefings, which are held every o'l'her Monday, we have had a Chrisfmas Parry, a scavenger hunf, and are planning some sori of a social evenl' in 'rhe summer. We pariicipaled in a round-'lable discussion over WNDR. The +opic which we discussed was Religion and Hs Effecf on World Peace . l.R.C. members, Lena, Dick, Helen, and Ed, have been successful members of 1'he Valley News LQ. feam heard over WFBL. iggi H i Presideni, ,,,, . Vice President ,,.. A ,, Recording Secrelary .,..., ,, Corresponding Secreiary Treasurer , ,, Hisforian. ,, Chaplain VALLEY TRI-Y OFFICERS Fall Term W...rRosemarie Scranfon ,,.,,,,..Ralou Cosl' . ,,..,. Yolanda Mon+al+o A , ,, ,,a,a,a, Sally Evans a av,.w,.. Virginia Marshall ,,,,,r,,Marjorie Sfreili ,,,...i.Virginia Siefering . , . , ,.Mrs. Van Eseliine Spring Term Ralou Cos? Diane Russi Beverly Coon Doroihy Smiih Virginia Marshall Doroihy Worboy Mary Brown Mrs. Van Eselline N U RY-Y opened ils fall ac'l'ivi'l'ies wilh 'lhe candlelighl' inducfion of Eileen Allen, 'gg Mary Brown, Pal' Coyne, Jo-Ann Dylreman, Marcia Frinlr, Joan O'Shea, l' Shirley Negis, Shirley Morlon, Pal' Weniworfh, Dororhy Worboy, and Advsior I 1 ,.,.l, I L r S' fi i 7 Carolyn Whiieman. Sfarfing las+ Ocfober we pur ou? a paper called Valley Views which has been published monihly. On December 3, Tri-Y held a dance, The Happy Holiday Dance . lf was a lf'8IT1el'1dOUS SUCCESS. The spring ferm slaried wiih 'l'he pledging of Marilyn Wildrige, Be++y Bungay, Shirley Sherman, Marjorie Cameron, Elizabelh Ri+chie, Pal' Bowen, and Shirley Wallace. On March 4, Tri-Y held ifs annual Record Romp , which proved fo be very successful, bofh socially and financially. - We had our usual food sales and paiama parfies. We closed a very successful year wi+h our annual oufing in June. PI OMICRON Officers Fall Term Spring Term President.. , ,,,,,,, Richard Knoblock Sally Keller Vice Presicleni a,aa..,.,a ...,,,, J oseph On+ko Joseph Onlllo .. .V,,.,. Sally Keller Ann Slearns Paul Scheffic Paul Scheflic Secrelary .a,a,, ..,.,,, Treasurer ,A,,,,..,a,,.., Insfallaiion Officer .,.,,, Y.v,,.. R aymond Klock Raymond Klock Chaplain a.a.aaa.,,.aaa,aaa ,,,,A,, W illiam Terrell Barbara Beaver Hislorian ,.v..wVY,,aa,,.,,..,, ,,,,,,,, J oyce Cavanagh Barbara Gage Publici'l'y Manager .,,..,a,., ,,,,,,,. E dward Shephard Marion Doly Parliamenfarian.. wY,,a,,a, .a,a,,, G erald Slrreckoski Edward Shephard Advisor ..,,..,a, r,...,.,a .,,a.....,.r...... M r s. Karl Lohff Mrs. Karl Lohff HE Fall 'lerm of Pi Omicron opened wilh lwo lnslallalion Services for new mg gy members, which were held al' lhe home of Mrs. Karl Lohff on Oclober 23 and 15' ' 71 November 20. The following members were inslalled: Barbara Beaver, James Bobbe'H', Donald Curlis, Marion Doiy, Barbara Gage, Wesley Gridley, Joan Grassman, Mark Hanlon, David Joor, Paul Maier, Gerald Oalman, Norman Palladino, Jack Parlrinson, Ann Slearns, and Gary Viele. On December 30, an enjoyable Chrislmas ar'ly was held af +he home of Mrs. Lohff. On March l I a dance was held in 'lhe Valiey gym. An lnsiallalion service was held on March 5, a+ 'lhe Onondaga Hol'el: Arlene Kelediian, Kennelh Wilbur, Nancy Normand, Barbara Merwin, Marlha Bedworlh, Malcolm Slone, Roy Shorii, Harry Ohlson, and Edward Murph were insialled. We were honored b 'l'he presence of Mrs. Marguerile Bradley, maihemalics leacher from Norfh High, and several members of Pi Mu Epsilon of Syracuse Universiiy. This year lhe Ma'l'hema+ic Conl'es+ will be exlended 'lo all counly schools wilh SI25 in prizes awarded. DAR AWARD fi ' URING lhe spring ferm, 'lhe senior girls vo'l'ecl on lhe girl fhey 'fhoughf was S 'lhe besi cifizen. Their choice was based on dependabilily, service, leader- '. . -,F ship and pairiolism. The 'facully ihen chose one girl from 'lhe ihree receiv- ing +he highesf number of vofes, Nancy Wilzon, who 'rhen compeled for a scholarship by wri+ing an essay on Why Does lhe Hislory of Our Republic Give Us Failh in 'lhe u uv HE Daugh'l'ers of 'lhe American Revolulion held a conlesl for leen-age sewers. ig, ,wry All public and parochial schools were eligible fo en'rer. Valley enfered in if' ' 71 lhe conlesf fwo dresses belonging 'lo fhe seniors, Arlene Rainone and Gre'Ha Gulland. The dresses were iudged on suilabilily of malerial lo 'lhe paHern, finishing, melhods of finishing, neafness, and accessories. Arlene loolc firsl place in +he conlesl' and Gre'H'a foolc ihird lace. The prizes were cash awards and iewelry. The firsl' and second place winning diesses were sen? fo Albany for a s+a'le-wide confesf. American Fu+ure7 i ix fo 7 s' iii' K ,gg ' 'M-1 . 5 ' E, was ' Zak - 3 VALLEY BAND 1948-49 .l T61 g R. THERON e. FORBES, lhe presenl' direcfor of fhe Onondaga vsuey Band. CX? has been clirecfing and leaching +he members of +he band since Sepfember T ms. The insirumenfal lessons are given free 'ro pupils wifh ialenl who are willing 'lo co-opera+e wifh +he aciivifies of lhe Band and Orchesfra. The Band plays for foofball games and ac+ivi+ies in +he Valley dislricf. The Band or Orchesfra will always be willing 'lo help supporl' organizalions in +he Valley by providing music. 0 R C H E S T R A LW, N Se iember I947 a sfrin orchesfra was or anized. The second +erm 'lhe .X P 9 Q Q01 'il woodwind and brass insfrumen+s were added. There are 'lwen+y members 5 if ' -. in fhe orchesira +his year. MAJORETTES-FLAG TWIRLERS j ,Q I' ' HE Majoreffes and Flag Twirlers have been a parf of lhe Valley High School 1 U Band since Sepfember l945. 'si F 'if There are 'twelve MajoreHes and Two Flag Twirlers. Each senior member will have charge of one of 'lhe foolball games nex+ year. As well as fwirling fhe balon each member has learned a 'lap dance roufine. The group of girls have been very co-operaiive and Valley should be proud of ifs Maior- eH'es and Flag Twirlers. DRAMATIC CLUB 62:1 NEW Dramafic Club has sfarfed in Valley fhis +erm wi+h 'lhe wonderful co-operafion of Mrs. Sirong ancl her assisfanfs, Nancy Sfevens, Kenne+h Wil- A Q.. 'f bur, Mary Jane Kife and Joan Richardson. The officers elecfed 'For +he 'lerm are Malcolm Sfone, Presidenh Charles La Pierre, Vice-President Sally Perrigo, Secre- raryg Jennie Karim, Treasurer: and Carol Sfreel, Corresponding Secrelary. The funds earned will be used lo purchase new supplies 'for +he drama+ic deparlmenr. CHORUS HE fall season opened successfully when 'I'he O.V.A. Chorus presenfed a gg program for our parenis a+ Open House on November IO. The Brighfon 'i 'A Morhers' Club inviied +he chorus fo preseni a program on December I, ai Beauchamp Library. On December 22, we parficipafed in ihe Chrisimas program. The soloisfs were Jennie Karim and Marfin Ahlsrrandg fhe irio was Lena Nowaizky, Carol Landers, and Ruih Pepper. Edward Seeger, Waller Howard, and Kenneih Pierce were ihe Three Kings . This year 'lhere are 95 members in Chorus. A special balanced Choir of 45 voices was organized ihis year. December 24, a+ Crouse-Irving Hospiial was rhe Choir's 'lirsl' performance. Their nex+ was on February 26 when +he Choir sang on ihe Syracuse Schools in Ac+ion program -ihrough 'lhe facilifies of WSYR. The soloisis on ihis program were Beverly Cole, George Cox, and David Rogers. The Chorus pariicipaied in ihe Spring Fesiival ai Lincoln Audiforium on May 6 and boih ihe Choir and ihe Chorus in 'lhe Valley's Spring Concerl' on May I3. The members of Chorus and rhe Choir wish 'I'o express iheir grafiiude fo our excelleni direcior, Mrs. Horiense Dederer, who has worked so hard iraining us. We wish also 'io express our fhanks and appreciafion io Marcia Frink who has been our loyal accompanist THE ALLIED YOUTH A HE Allied Youih Posl' of Valley Academy was organized May of I948 .3 , . . l is it I The officers for lasl' lerm were: Presideni, Jack Clarke: Vice Presidenl, Barbara CoH'eH: Secre'l'ary, Mary Jane Francher, and Treasurer, Mary Gallup. The new oflicers of 'ihis 'ierm are: Presideni, Harvey Kriesel: Vice Presidenl, Richard Jenks: Secreiary, Donna Jo Travis, and Treasurer, Ronald LeHerman. A 'laleni show was siaged in Valley Audiforium on February I7, and I8, I949 in which Vocafional, Cen'l'ral Noiringham and Valley parficipafed. The iwo prize winners from Valley were Hamilion Dixon and Barbara CoHe'H. ART CLUB Presideni , Dorolhy Knaack Secrelary , i , , , . Marion Dofy Advisor .,,,,, i , Miss Edilh Horle Vice Presidenl , s, i ,Marlha Shane Treasurer ., .,,A,,,,s,, ,s,s, , , M .Charles Bralf Exhibifion Chairman. s,,,s , ,,s,,,s,, ,, s,,, i , ,Lawrence Yales P11522 TUDENTS wilh exceplional abilily in arl' consliluie ihe Ari Club of Onondaga fa.-Wi Valley Academy. Sfudenfs in fhe Ari Club are: Charles BraH, Priscilla 7 ,A 9 ,4 Conger, Marian Doly, Jacqueline Huffman, Dorofhy Knaack, Thomas Knowles, Eleanor Lynch, Sally Perrigo, Marfha Shane, Jean Simms, Marjorie Smilh, Lawrence Yales. There are no Scholasfic Ari Awards ro be announced as fhere was no Scholasfic Exhibifion sponsored by Edwards' in Syracuse 'lhis year. The Ari' Club has sponsored several exhibifs in ihe school library: among 'lhem fhe High School Camera Confesf Winner's iclures and 'fhe Syracuse Prinfmakers Rofary Exhibilion. The Club has gone far in 'lhie field of ar+ and has had a successful year socially and financially. 3 HE Junior High School Ari' Deparfmenl has made many confribufions 'lo fhe mg My work of lhe Junior Red Cross during 'lhe pasf year. John James won lirsl' 29' '71 prize in fhe Learn +o Swim posler confesh many ofher good posfers were senl' from our deparfmenl lo help adverlise +ha+ campaign. We also have made 200 favors for hospifals. The church window designs made by members of our deparfmenl' were used effecfivel in lhe baccalaureale service lasl June and in +he Chrislmas pageant By popular cllemand, we will repeal' our Easler Ha+ Parade 'lhis year a+ +he Easier Junior Assembly. The hafs will be senf +o ihe Weifing-Johnson Hospifal. We are now making many poslers for 'lhe Mass Music Feslival and for 'lhe Spring Clean-Up Week , sponsored by fhe Junior Chamber of Commerce. We hope 'lo win a+ leas'r a few of 'lhe seven prizes offered as we have in 'lhe past THE JOE MINSAVAGE AWARD SQL, OE MINSAVAGE was, as mosl' of you know, our afhlefic coach for 'lhree 3 'T ff' years, I939 'lo l94l. He enlisfed in 'lhe Navy, and afler Basic Training ' .T applied for aclive du+y. He was assigned +o a Merchani Marine Ship our of S+. Louis, in charge of a gun crew. He was losl al' sea during a Jap raid. Joe was an excellenl' leacher, a greal coach and a grand friend 'lo Valley sludenfs. The Cenlral Board of Baskelball Officials, in order 'lo perpeluafe his memory, makes an annual award, io an oulslanding alhlefe and good all around sludenl. This award is a beau- 'liful lrophy, which becomes lhe personal properl of 'lhe recipient Each High School feacher al' Valley is askeJl'o vofe for his or her choice from among lhe Senior sludenfs. Paul Maier was lhe choice in I947, Pefer Cosf in l948, and Richard Perkins is +he choice for I949. To fhe hallowed memory of Joe we say- Requiescal' in Pace. 'lo purchase fhem. mmsmsss we sm . RED CROSS CLUB j, 'V HE Red Cross Club of O.V.A. has iusf complefed a proiecf for fhe displaced 1:2 children of Europe. They have filled several giff boxes wifh educafional arficles, which will be disfribufed fhroughouf schools overseas. The generous co-operafion given fo fhe club by fhe sfudenfs of fhe school enabled fhem fo confribufe fo fhaf fine cause. Assisfing fhe presidenf, Carol Sfreef, are Alice Hercsa, vice presidenfg Mary Jane Kife, secrefary, and Louise Hersha, freasurer. Miss O'Connor gave very sound advice in fhe complefion of fhis year's acfivifies. y oun FACULTY AST fall Miss Todd, fhe librarian, was replaced by Miss Ina Taylor, formerly from Marcellus Cenfral School. Miss Todd refired affer serving in our 'i' ' library approximafely fiffeen years. Miss Nancy A. O'Neill fook Mr. Bafchelor's place in fhe Social Science Deparf- menf. Miss O'Neill formerly faughf fwo years af Morrisville. Miss Nafalie Murray is faking Mrs. Georgia Howe's place as secrefary in fhe office. Before coming fo Valley, Mrs. Murray was a secrefary af fhe Board of Educafion. Throughouf fhe pasf year fhe school has experienced a surprising amounf of sickness among fhe feachers and sfudenfs. Some of fhe feachers who missed a greaf deal of school because of illness were: Miss O'Connor, Mrs. Lohff, Mrs. Amish and Miss Dixon. We seniors welcome fhe new feachers and earnesfly hope fhaf fhey have enioyed fheir year af Valley. We wish fo express our sincere fhanlcs fo fhe pafienf faculfy fhaf has guided and direcfed us during our years af Valley. CHEERLEADERS ARB BEAVER and Ronnie Gravina were head cheerleaders +his season. They, along wifh Mary Jane Doyle and Gene lrish, are veferans of las? season. T Bev Coon, Chris Yovonovich, Marion Beclcwiih, Ginny Siefering, Peg Cerio, Jane Doray, Marilyn Cox, Mary Smi+h, and Mary Lou Taffe malce up +he res+ of ihe squad. We held a Pep-Fes+ ai Meachem Field before +he firsl' game and led lhe cheering a+ all lhe foolball and baskelball games. The Hep-Hep Hop , held in +he Valley gym, was sponsored by fhe cheerleaders fo honor +he 'fooiball feam. Our 'irophy for lhe mosf valuable senior player was awarded +o Peie Coslg Joyce Hollenbeclc was chosen Foo+ball Queen a+ ihis dance. An Open-House was held for +he fooiball 'ream and anolher parfy was held ai +he close of baskelball season. We wish lo lhanlc Mrs. Wheeler for being our facully advisor. CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE A . ,gg +he qualifies of good cilizenship +o 'Fill oul. The papers were relurned fo Syracuse Universify, and four Valley s+uden+s were chosen +o afiend +he Cifizenship Conference ai +he Universily on April 30+h. They are Nancy Wilson, Vir- ginia Siefering, Pele Cosl, and Gerald Kneghl. Prior lo 'lhe conference +hese pupils filled ou'r a ques+ionnaire and loolx 'rwo 'res+s. On 'rhe day of 'rhe conference one more +es'i was iaken. The resul+s obfained on 'lhese +es+s were used 'lo defermine +he sixfeen finalisfs who each parlicipaied in four +own hall meelings and eighl finalisls were chosen. A+ fhe final session +he voles of 'rhe en+ire audience delermined 'rhe ranlc of ihe eighl finalisls 'lo whom four lull scholarships ancl 'Four pariial scholarships were awarded. AST February mosl' of +he senior boys and girls were given quesfionnaires on N J x 'X M -...Msgs 6 xx XX A B ix X. i 'Y mmm, uw..-Q we L YM! :law , 2 x X 4 5 Q I R 2 SSS sv Q i 'K ' ' .4 FOOTBALL Wa 1 1 vlcforles and loslng only 2 HE Valley Indians lurned in a line foolball season las+ year copping four I . 1 , M . . . .Pa am, ' A grea+ deal of credif and praise is due fo head coach Broscoe and assis+an'l' coach Hudson for splendid, unfiring work wifh fhe players. The gridders Iosf +heir opening and closing games of fhe year fo C.B.A., I3-6, and Vocafional I8-0. In be+ween 'rhey compiled impressive vicfories over: Cenfral. 25-65 Easlwood, I3-6: Norlh, 38-6, and Noffingham, I8-0. ln fheir only ouf-of-fown game 'the Indians los+ a 34-I3 decision fo a hard charging Auburn eleven. Posl' season honors were heaped on Valley players wifh firsf feam all-scholas+ic honors going +o end Bob Schalk and half back Dick Perkins. Quaderback Pele Cosl won second +eam recogni+ion while Dick Shepard, Jim Dwyer, and Jerry Taylor were accorded honorable men+ion. Ed Ballard, Bob Cecile., Erney Lafhrop, Byrne Kinney, and Jack Ginley were also oufs+anding in comprising lhe remainder of fhe sl'ar+ing feam. In a posl'-season meeiing Pele Cosl' was vofed fhe Cheerleaders Valuable Trophy. Horace Bohemier was selecfed as fhe mosf improved Junior Varsi+y player. ,,p.u.f 3 ,o HOCKEY Valley., 9 Nedrow Sfripes V , . . I Valley, I4 Skaneafeles , . 0 Valley., 2 Clinfon ,, , , , 2 Valley.. 4 Manlius Cadefs , sa . . 2 Valley, I2 Skaneafeles ,, L , ,, 0 Valley., , 3 Clinfon . . L , ,, 4 Valley..,, , . . I Manlius Cadefsh.. . . . . 4 Valley.. I Wesfcoff-Merchanfs . ,, ,, , 0 I Rome ll periodl, , .. , 0 Valley. S, ': ITH an enfire feam of refurning leffermen, Valley skafed ifs way fo one of fhe 2 , mosf colorful hockey campaigns in recenf years. 1 M 1 The feam, very effecienfly coached by Milf Wells, was invifed fo 'Ihe Clarkson lnvifafion Tournamenf af Pofsdam, N. Y. Alfhough +hey suffered fheir firsf defeaf of fhe season fhey were by no means oufclassed. Wifh fheir impressive record behind fhem fhe players, Kinney, B. Dalfon, J. Dalfon, Perkins, Shepard, Dugan, Purcell, Blandford, Walfrous, Sfryker, J. Miefz, D. Miefz, Ginley, May, Heidenreick, Sfreefer, Brown, McClu+cheon were invifed fo compefe in fhe sfafe championships af Lake Placid, N. Y., buf were unable Io affend. The I6 games schedule was unable fo be complefed due fo poor weafher con- difions. We hope fo have a cify league soon and be playing again af fhe Coliseum. BASEBALL I ETTER men for fhe I948 season were Bob Price, Gene Fosfer, Pele Cosf, John N 5 Maggio, Bob Horning, John Dalfon, Dick Perry, Bob Schalk, Byrne Kinney, ' PJ: Al Shepard, Lawless, and Jones. LeHer men refurning are Pefe Cosf, John Dalfon, Dick Perry, Bob Schalk, Byrne Kinney, Al Shepard, Lawless and Jones. Prom- ising addifions fo fhe I949 feam are Jack Coon, Bob Barnes, Jim Blandford, Erny Lafhrop, Jack McDonald, William Reinsmifh, Larry Pullin, David Wallace, Horace Bohemier and Neil Wilcox. .ESX Q BASKETBALL If Asif LTHOUGH fhe l948-49 baskefball season was nof quife as successful as 1.. 'Ili followers of fhe feam had hoped, fhe boys did display fine sporfsmanship 9 ' and courf knowledge. This marked fhe second season fhaf fhe Indians were led by fhe able coaching of Mr. Broscoe. Under fhe guidance of Coach Broscoe fhe hoopsfers proved fhemselves exfremely fough opposifion for fhe ofher feams in 'lhe circuif. Winners in only fwo of fheir games fhe courfmen losf several games by close scores and by pressing hard fhey forced fheir opponenfs all fhe way. Bob Schalk, sfellar player, broke all exisfing Valley records along wifh surpassing 'lhe cify league record for scoring. Bob was selecfed forward on fhe cify all-scholasfic firsf feam. Pefer Cosf and Bob Horning, who are graduafing in June will nof appear on fhe courf nexf season. Some very brighf prospecfs for nexf year are fhe following: Jim Lawless, Ronnie Wilbor, Lloyd Lafhrop, Jack Hennessy, Jack Kincella, Jack MacDonald and George Marfin. We hope fhe veferan players, Carl Sherman, Jack Underwood, Niel Wilcox, Larry Pullin, Earny Lalhrop, David Doyle, Ray Card, Bob Barnes, Bob Bowers and Dick Jackson will be refurning nexf year. GOLF V Q31 ROSPECTS for a good golf feam are excellenf fhis ear. The feam will be l S Y i DA in mafched up from fhe following players, mosf of whom have had some com- ' -DQS pefifion. Bill Adams, Dan Younkins, Louis Spagnola, Chuck Wafrous, Jack Underwood, and Bob Cecile. We open fhe season af Bellevue Counfry Club, April l2, againsf Noffingham High School. Here's hoping. TENNIS ' 3 vc j HERE are af leasf a dozen oufsfanding candidafes for fhe fennis feam fhis mg yy year. Ouf of fhese Mr. Birnbaum hopes fo induce a winning combinafion. 'f' 'il The feam will be selecfed from fhe following boys: Bob Langwig, Wes Adams, Doug Sforey, Bob Mefzler, Jack Belle, Curf Mafferson, Gerald Skreckoski, Paul Maier, Donald Bacon, Ed Shepard, Mark Hanlon, Bill Schoonmaker, N. Palladino, Joe Onfko and Dick Wrighf. Ouf of fhese Bob Langwig, Gerald Skreckoski and Paul Maier are block leffer men. GYMNASTICS i f ERSEVERANCE paid off again for fhe Valley Gymnasis by repeaiing 'their Q D1 A +i+le winning performance a+ +he Seciion 3 spor+s carnival af Hamilfon QQ: College. Every member of fhis year's championship feam shared in ihe +eam scoring over a field of fifieen high school eniries. Individual honors were won by fhe 'Following boys: Pieroni-lsi, 2nd, and 3rd, Don Leigh-Isl, sfhg Chard-2nd, 5+hg Maier-2nd, Lorenzen-4+h, DeOrdio-3rd, Don- nelly-4+h, and Fowler-5+h. Frank Pieroni, Donald Leigh and Roberi Chard placed firs+, ihird and fiffh in all-around scoring. TRACK HE I'-748 frack +eam finished in fourih place behind Cenlral buf +hings are wg My looking up wiih many of fhe irack candidafes reiurning. Refurning Ie'Hermen Q' '71 are Ray Card, Roberi Voelk, Richard Taylor, George Cox, Ed Ballard, Pe+e Cosi, Bob Schalk, Dick Perkins, and Byrne Kinney. New members will be Wally Farmer, Dick Jackson, Elwin Moore, Gregg Dudley, Jerry Tasker, Harold Dorion, Louie Anione and Bob Ben+ly. Those who will be missed are Jim Tasker, S'l'anley Norih, Ed Lively, Wall Maier, Bob Kefaily and Jim Dwyer. VOLLEY BALL 3 HE I949 Volley Ball ieam was made up of nine players who won +he Syracuse wg My Championship by defeaiing Auburn. They won 'rhe Onondaga Couniy 15' TS championship by defeafing ihe Jordan High School ieam. Jordan and Valley en+er ihe Seciion 3 Championship mafches held a+ Hamilfon College, Clinion, N.dY. Jordan was eliminaied bui O.V.A. defeaied all opponen+s in ihe following or er: Valley, .. ,,.. 2 Uiica Proc+or,, , a, I Valley ,,.,,, , E. 2 Oneida a,.. ,. . . , 0 Valley. , , . 2 Carihage A , ,, ,, , 0 Sfarfers were Peier Cosf, Dick Perkins, Bob Schalk, Erny La+hrop, Ed Ballard and John Jim. Also Wally Farmer, Sfewari' Morse, Jack Kincella added anofher irophy 'l'o O.V.A.'s already large collecfion of lrophies. GIRLS'SPORTS VOLLEY BALL U Valley V V Cen'I'ral V 26 Valley V V 57 Goodyear V 6 Valley V 75 Eas+wood V 8 Valley V V 36 No'H'ingham 30 Valley V V 32 Norfh 23 Valley V 30 Vocalional 26 HE oufslanding players of lhe volley ball 'ream were Joyce Cavanaugh, mg My Dolores Thompson, Joyce Black. Joyce Cavanaugh was elecfed caplain and IS' 'TI also queen of The volley ball 'I'eam. Firsf 'ream members were Joyce Cav- anaugh, Joyce Black, Dolores Thompson, Beverly Fish, Mary Smiih, Nancy Freeman, Carol Johnson, Jackie Huffman. The season closed wilh an All S+ar Banque? al lhe cafeleria of Valley High School. The all-slars, lirsf and second feams of Valley were inviled. Abou+ for+y girls aflended. The volley ball 'leam presenled Miss Clark wifh a beaufiful wa+ch. Two 'Trophies were awarded by lhe Junior High School for winning +he championship. The girls wish +o fhank Miss Clark very much for her wonderful coaching and leadership, which made i+ possible for us fo affain 'rhe championship. SWIMNHNG Splashl Splash! Who's in? Mary Bordon up 'lo her chin. Splashl Splash! Who'll save her? Joyce Black, Senior Life Saver. PLAY DAY Service ball, golf ball and relay races will be fhe acfivifies carried on. Play day al' Kirk Park. The Senior High will have +heir's Wednesday, June I, and lhe Junior High Tuesday, May 31. BASKETBALL --115' APTAIN of +he baskelball 'ream is Joyce Black. Forwards are Joyce Black, vxg' Joyce Cavanaugh, and Mary Bordon. Defense are E. Kreamer, B. Greene, if X.-if C. Johnson. Subslifufes are J. Songer, D. Thompson, L. Hercsa, H. Mar- shall, C. Windmuller and C. Whelan. Their schedule consisled of games wi+h Marcellus, Solvay, Goodyear-Burlingame, Easlwood and Nollingham. They defealed Goodyear-Burlingame 29-9 and losl' fo Marcellus 2l-l4. i :.i On if BADMINTON HE badminlon double +ournamen'l was played a+ Cenlral and Easlwood, mi yr, April 2 and 28. Three 'Teams played one day and lhree fhe nexi. The feams 15' '?: were Gilmore-Millard, Cavanaugh-Bordon, Brown-Bronner, Kelediian-Smilh, Johnson-Black, Greene-Songer, and Thompson-Shane. BOWLING OUR leams represenled Valley in fhe cily fournamenf. The leams pracliced al Soufh Side Alleys. The +ournamen+ was held a+ Easl Genesee Alleys, W April I3. The girls acfive in bowling were S+earns, Rienhardf, Knaack, Per- rigo, Gulland, Beckwi+h, Newman, Keller, Vadeboncoeur, JuHon and Evans. l ray? if -a lf 3?- 3 THE ALUMNI CLASS OF '45 Larry Ames, alle! serving lhree years in 'lhe USCG, is al S.U. Norah Carr is sludying lo be a lawyer. Mildred Fisher is working al Crouse-Hinds. Nancy Callahan is a senior in Drama af S.U. Roberla Crawford is engaged lo Bob Johnson l'45l. Tommy Moynihan is al Le Moyne. Mary Lou Plessas is working in New York. Evan Evans l Bo l is in Pre-Med ai Syracuse. CLASS OF '46 Jean Knaack lFoquefl has a boy. Jeanne Broli is working af lhe Telephone Company. Dick Coon and Doris Golham are married. Shirley Duell is engaged 'lo Ray Hoxie. Jack Gardner is going lo Clarkson College. Bob Kalenak and Jim Roberls are faking Business Ad al' Le Moyne. Joyce Bennell is married. Nancy Beers is also married and has a family. Bill Boyd is P.G.ing al Valley. Chuck Miller was iusl' married. Pauline Ouderkirk is married lo Menzo Hoxie. Dick Kresser is al S.U. CLASS OF '47 Five of 'lhe Big Six are al 'lhe Telephone Company. Florny Dallon is al Oswego Slale Teachers College. Jeck Shea and Jean Haley are married. Louise Hacke'H and Bob Taylor are engaged. Dick Johns, Ronny McDowell and Bob Rouse are working al lhe Telephone Co. Randy Large and Miriam Pierce are married and have a baby. Doris Bonner is working al Loblaws. Joan Chard is engaged. Barbara Hill is wilh lha res? of lhe crowd al fha Telephone Co. Spiro Moshonas is in lhe Army. Ginny Rockwell is married and has a baby. Ron Shirley is so 'fond ol Valley lhal he is back lo PG lhis lerm. Burl Wrighl' is working al Edwards. CLASS OF '48 Phil Plessas is going lo S.U. and working al Dey's. Naomi Wilson is working al lhe Loyalry Insurance office. Annelle Slreeler is laking Home Ec. al Syracuse. Norm Pufnam is al college al Morrisville, wilh Jim Skinner. Kay Doray is working in a bank. A+ Syracuse U: Hilda Porrala, Gina Perry, John Kelley, Ginny Hall, JoAnn Large, Donna Siring, Marly Smilh, Paul Hill, Shirley Abboll and Marie Knox. Aileen Barr is engaged lo Bill Harmalulr. Nancy Blair is working al' 'lhe Telephone Co. and expecls lo be married in fhe fall. Pal Rahrle and Don Kresser are engaged. Mary Toppazzini is working al' Cily Hall. Bob Palmer is al' Lebanon College. In 'lhe Navy are: Jim Tasker, Don Flagg, Ed Lively, Jim Supley and Carl Vollmer. Norm Jock is working ai lhe Telephone Co. Susie McDougall is al Syracuse Trusl' Company. Janel Young is working al San-Equip, Belly Congdon al L. C. Smilh, Lily Karim al 'lhe Addis Beauly Salon and Gloria Har+ling al San-Equip. .r 333, X ss .1 Q xx 'V' ,i tm -gm, kfflm 1311 , NO' , M Ns N J f N, gp wifiw ,x Q. . - . Mrs. Rulh Ra Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS AND PATRONESSES msbollom H. G. Sherman R. E. Kiesrer Sagrand C. Maines Joan and David Truala Pal' Lamberl' Mabel M. Pufvin Mrs. Kale H. Miss Geraldi Murray ne Andrews Mrs. Marie M. Cady Mr. James R. Carpenier Mr. and Mrs. Miss Adeline Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlaine E. Wallace Sam Spagnola Waller Beach Jack and Lee Chamberlaine Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bark Waller L. Smilh Miss Grace L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gulland Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Carl Seilering Mr. and Mrs. Pasl Officers, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Langwig Order of Rainbow Howard James Walsh Rosenberger Ralph Morlon Marvin Smirh Mrs. Karherine Schuch Mrs. Byron Halsey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Lil: and Mrs. C. J. ProH and Mrs. George Hall Howard Johnson and Mrs. Edward Connelly and Daughfer and Mrs. Frederick Saager Francis C. Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Tony and Ga Jack Kearns le Sanderson William Rivelle Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Websfer Franklin W. Razell Harold Neidinger Mr. A. F. David Brewsler Schoch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hercsa Mr. and Mrs. Reber? Horslaurgh Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Luhy Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Beaver Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Doyle R. W. T. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Slow Leo Gage ell We appreciare fha I949 Year-Book. lhe inleresl 'lhe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Laura L. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Ro Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moleski James Tormay S. W. Slanko Lormond Alexander Barr John C. Marshall use Frank Kilo Hugh Fay H. C. Doly Lee Peck Daniel Ryan John W. Esrey Walter Giemza James Gezas Thomas Billings William Lenke Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Rev. and Mrs. George Karim Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Suifs Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fisher Mr. and Mrs. R. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kasky Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Evelyn Cassidy Horiense Dederer Edward Broscoe Mr. Joseph Dixon and Mrs. Mr. John, Rulh. a and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Champoux nd James Lequori Roberf Perkins and Children Thomas O'Hara John Dolsen William Slreiii Marlha Snyder Harold Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. King Sheldon Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Hunfer Leonard Kneiszl Alberl Lynch A. P. Keller Capt and Mrs. A. K. Keller Mrs. G. H. SI OCUH1 Reuben and Richard Corless Mrs. George Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris Claude C. Allen Sheldon C. Sfephenson Clarence J. Olmslead L. A. Harris Douglas F. Holland Roberl' J. Manley R. W. Marlon Arrhur Heidenreich pafrons and palronesses have shown in Mrs. Karl Lohlif Miss Hursl Miss Olive Langham Mrs. O'Hara Miss Frances Ash Mrs. Mary Barry Mr. Elliol Birnbaum Miss Kalhryn Connell Mr. Richard Forfies Miss Edilh Horle Mrs. Mary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walralh and Son Ann and Sally Mr. E. S. Powlesland Mrs. Raynore Mrs. Slrong Miss Thomas Mrs. Wheeler Miss Clark Mrs. Slreeler Mrs. Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Kendric Prafl Mr. and Mrs. Carllon McCabe Miss Marion McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson Knowland Sporl Shop Mr. and Mrs. Roland G. Neiss and Mrs. Wm. J. Slearns Mr. John Loehr Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Cerio Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McSweeney S. B. Whelan and Charlolle Barr Harold Smifh Arlhur Ruslon DePerrior Dr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Taylow Mrs. B. M. Bloss Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Roberl' H. Rowner Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lohr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briglin Mrs. Nerine Coffin Mr. and Mrs. J. Cifaralfa Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fosler Gene Fosfer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. Koluski Mr. and Mrs. William Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pafricie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George C. J. Bell Allen T. Knowles lhe Class of I949 and TELIAN the Cleaner The Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. 2 Hour Cleaning on the Premises 1421-1423 South Avenue 2202 Superior Avenue Phone 5-9825 Cleveland, Ohio Complimenfs OT ART MIETZ SERVICE Richfield Products TUFFLEY 8' SON, INC. 227 Tracy Street 4220 S. Salina Street Phone 9-0864 Ti? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 From the Class of '48 ik C. W. BOONE CONTRACTOR, Inc. 'lr EXCAVATING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS COMPLETE ROAD CONSTRUCTION SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT TO RENT ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTION WORK 'A' DIAL 4-3575 If No Answer-9-3501 559 EAST BRIGHTON AVENUE iButnel5un Zifnstitute Fully Accredited Courses SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, MEDICAL SECRETARIAL, ACCOUNTING ond BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Approved by New York State Department of Education 203 Loew Building 2-605I Syracuse 2, N. Y. VAN TRANSPORT LINES BUFFALO - ROCHESTER - SYRACUSE - ALBANY CORTLAND - BINGHAMTON - ENDICOTT E. J. VAN DERWEGE Phone 4-2I52 Syracuse, New York THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEARS Insurance Protection and problems will become more apparent DAVIS 8m REDER INC. have a capable and experienced staff at your disposal CALL US CONSULT US 5-4136 322 W. Onondaga Street SYRACUSE 4, N. Y. Violet E. Reder C. Uackl Coombs Frank J. Keenan Compliments of GREENLEAF FUNERAL HOME Most Popular Girl, Nancy Wilson Class Beauty ,, Virginia Siefering Most Popular Boy.. , , ..,s Dick Perkins Handsomest Boyn, ,,s,,, ...., C arl Sherman OUR GOAL IS To Supply Our Customers With Quolity Doiry Products LET YouR ooAL BE TO KEEP HEALTHY BY USING THEM FAIRBANKS FARMS DAIRY, Inc. 1870 Erie Boulevard, East Syracuse, New York AH LSTRAN D'S FRU IT FARMS TWO MILES WEST OF CARDIFF, N. Y. ON ROUTE 20 PHONE SYR. 9-2879 CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Approved by the New York State Department ot 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 6, I949 Syracuse 2, New York WILLIAM J. VEIGEL, Director Compliments of the VERONA RESTAURANT Home or rm: Fooo 3809 South Salina Street Phone 9-0862 CHARLES GRATCH, Owner Cutest Girl ,.,e...A .....,.. M arion Beckwith Class Vamp A..e,, S ,S , Barbara Gage Cutest Boy ......... ,..,. ,,.,.Gerry Knecht Class Cut Sally Evans TAYLOR'S RED AND WHITE FOODS 4720 SOUTH SALINA STREET Mention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers OVA LUNCH and DENNIS ICE CREAM CORP. Thanks you for your patronage and congratulates you seniors COMPLIMENTS OF SlRING'S MARKET 4720 SOUTH SALINA stam- sYnAcusE, New Yomc Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers Compliments of FAIRCHILD Cr MEECH Funeral Chapel 500 West Onondaga Street SYRACUSE'S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS Class Athletes Class Sheik ,a,, , I ,Marty Ahlst Joyce Cavanaugh and Peter Cost Class Actor ,,,l.,,s,s,,, ,Al.,,,l R aymond KI lu Custom Livingroom Furniture Kitchen Sets and Cabinets Refrigeration For Any Purpose Cabinet Work and Fine Wood Work WILLIAM SHEHADI INC. 725 EAST wxrsn smear sYRAcuss 3, New Yank AIR CONDITIONED CAMPBELL'S VALLEY DINER 4710 s. SALINA sneer sYRAcusE, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF WALT POTTS SOCONY SERVICE zzol MIDLAND AVENUE sYRAcusE, N. Y. ention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers lT's WELLS Cr COVERLY'S for smorter styles for young men! 332 - 336 So. Salina St. Student Shop 3rd Floor W. G. SHAFER CO. INC 100 No. STATE STREET sYRAcusE, N. Y. Phone 2-4188 or 2-1489 School Publications . . . Yeor Books 'A' TRIDENT PRINTING CORP. 561 s. CLINTON sr. Phones 2-7764 and 3-oi 29 Cl B chelor, , ,, E ,Jack Parkinson Worsf Glggler .,,,oo. ., .,,, ,,.,,Ali Cl E nsfein ..,o ,Lena Nowafslcy Mosl' Likely fo Succeed ,,,. HJ ll J Compliments of GEORGE J. RYAN WEBER ENGRAVING CO. Inc. 337-339 E. WASHINGTON smear sYRAcusE, N. Y. PHOTO-ENGRAVERS FOR ALL PURPOSES Comp Iiments of R. A. CULOTTI CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL-BUILDING 6609 South Scilinci Street Nedrow, N Phone 9-2955 Moy God Be ond Moy Your BRAILLE B THINGS ARE GIVEN IBLES, ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS, AND O With You Through the Yeors Future Be Very Cleor TH ER WITHOUT CHARGE TO YOU. D E I G R A T I A GoD's MissioNARY FUNCTION Mention the Annu ol When Potronizing Advertisers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I949 THE SMARTEST LINE FOR '49 The Car That Led is Still Ahead STUDEBAKER A. ROBERT PERRY ....BURN.... KELLEY'S COAL It's Better - Ask Your Neighbor' Compliments of IRVING E. PUTNAM Complimenfsof Optometrist EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ROSE DAIRY Office 4-4402 Res. 4-3661 Phone 9-2056 I722 SO. SALINA ST. SYRACUSE 5, N. Y. G ' ' - cmwf sLAlsDELL's Gkoczkv iw ' C' ' SHOP aza valley Drive gmcustny 6 9-0810 o o o SURPRISE Q TAKE, 'ff THE IHDDIES! HOHFA MY Mention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers Compliments of FEY'S SILVER STAR MARKET I525 Valley Drive Wm, H Fey, Sr. - Wm. H. Fey, Jr. ARNOLD'S GROCERY Complete line of GROCERIES AND MEATS Dairylea Ice Cream lt Pleoses Us to Pleose You 'This the Birdcallers' Convention and I cant -turn it off! IIE USE IND IIECIJIIIIEIIII SYLVAIIIA TUBES If your radio gives you the bird instead of Bach, call our service department. We repair any radio promptly and effi- ciently. You'll like our low prices, too. JACK'S RADIO SERVICE 2716 sour:-i SALINA STREET SYRACUSE 5, N. Y. Phone 4-5644 Mention the Annual W hen Potronizing Advertisers The Red-Top Dealer HARRY OSBORN E CO. Incorporated Building Supplies ll5 Valley Drive Syracuse, N. Y. WE CARRY LARGE STOCKS GIVE PROMPT SERVICE Good Luck to the Seniors from AL MARKOWITZ Florist 212 EAST FAYETTE STREET Syracuse, New York Wedding Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Decorations, Funeral Designs Atistically Arranged Phones 2-0396 - 2-0397 Next to ECKEL THEATER Most Pleasing Personalities Best Dancers Christine Yovonovich and Roy Allen John Clark and Arlene Rainone Compliments When Better Automobiles Are Built G. T. BENTLEY FURNITURE STUDIO 558 Valley Drive CUSTOM FURNITURE CREATED Buick Will Build Them SYRACUSE BUICK CO., Inc. George F. Dunbar, President 375 WEST ONONDAGA ST. Telephone 5-3 l 8 l Build Your New Home In WESTERLEA On Route No. 5 - Between Fairmount and Camillus Only I7 minutes from Syracuse Q Large Lots CV3 Acre - Acrel On winding streets with water and roads o Restrictive Covenants for your protection 0 Reasonable Prices For Information Tel. 8-2360 R.F.D. No. I, Camillus, N. Y. Compliments of ART FLYNN PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone 9-3805 ALBERT'S 216 East Fayette Street lNext to Eckel Theater! Phone 5-5188 For Fine Diamonds SEE AL GROBOSKE YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER for over twenty-five years Compliments of BLUE RIBBON DAIRY MILK-DAIRY Pnonucts Phone 5-5219 531-533 souti-i AVENUE Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers W. F. SAUNDERS 6' SONS INC. READY MIXED CONCRETE SAND . . . GRAVEL South Onondaga Road 9-3414 JAMES BARTLETT fr SON Florists 2504 SOUTH AVE. Syracuse 7, N. Y. Soy it with Flowers But let them be Ours Most Studious Jane Gulland and Jerry Slcreclroslci Most Bashful Mary Gallup and James Sp ring Rogers Cr Hilton Inc. 318-24 Pearl Street ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING Upstate New York's Oldest Motor Service Shop Est. 1894 Phone 2-1971 Let Music Be a part Of your life . . Ancl you'll have No cause For despair. CONGRATULATIONS! From Syracuse's Musical Department Store CLARK MUSIC CO. 416 South Salina Drugs Soda SALINA PHARMACY F. P. Daly 3200 South Salina St. at Pleasant Avenue Candy Film Compliments of CONRAD CLEANERS 268 West Ostrander Avenue Syracuse, New York Compliments of RAYMOND P. CERIO Magical Deceptionist A Program for Every Occasion Phone 5-2280 815 Cannon St. Syracuse, N. Y. TO SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE Phone 4-3988 or 5-3726 JOHN W. RENGSTORF Licensed Real Estate BROKER 427 W. Ostrander Ave. -Syracuse, N. Y.. LOUIS A. ROPERS I92 Berger Avenue Representing John W. Rengsiorf DANCES LIGHTING EFFECTS PICNICS ROY'S Public Sound Systems l000 Walt Portable Lighting Plant Record or Wire Recordings Made Public Meetings of All Kinds Phone 8-l092 R. D. 3, Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of The Valley Men's Club, lnc. Best Dressed Leona Elm and Paul Sheltie Shortest Seniors Yola Montalto and Edward Shephard Compliments of NEDROW AIR PARK Flight Instruction, Passenger Rides Hanger Rental - Gas and Oil PERIN FLYER CORP. 7010 South Salina Street Phone 9-0849 Compliments of FRANK CARVER Pharmacist 5304 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 9-0807 Mention the Annuol When Potronizing Advertisers Compliments of STRATHMORE GROCERY I 445 Midland Avenue Compliments of Robert E. Dufford Associates ON THE SPOT RECORDINGS Hi-Fidelity Recordings of AII Types Studio - 410 Borst Bldg. I I6 S. SALINA ST. Phone 2-7959 LUTZY HEATING CO. ONONDAGA HILL, N. Y. Dial 9-IZII Compliments of FEIGEL TRAILER SALES, INC. I 06 Ballantyne Road Dealers for Liberty, Plcitt, Zimmer ond Howord Trailers 'lr BEST WISH ES FROM Compliments of TAU SIGMA Green Hills Farm Stand FRATERNITY 'A' Tellesi Seniors Sleepiesl Senior, ,Dave Milford Mariha Shane and Wall Howard Ideal Couple, e e , Pele and Yola f A-l Topsoil ond Driveway Service C0mP'imef'fSOf CHAS. G. MELLOR CONINE GROCERY 253 KENMORE AVE. . Mention the Annual When Pclronizing A-dvertisers Compliments of CONRAD and FREES Artificial Limb Mfgrs. I53O SOUTH SALINA ST. SYRACUSE, N. Y. Phone 5-I I 32 ROCKWOOD fr CO the finest in chocolate O Since l886 BROOKLYN 5, N. Y. Compliments of NICHOLAS BROS. 2231 MIDLAND Ave. Compliments of B I L L ' S IN N 4005 so. sAuNA sr. Mention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers MULHAUSER FLORIST n.owERs Fon ALL occAsioNs Corsoges, Weddings, etc., Our Specialty Reasonable Prices for Highest Quality Phone 9-421 1 5957 So. Salina St. Hormerly E. W. Edwardsl or 3-461 1 204 Loma Ave. SUCCESS lN ALL YOU DO Lois and Kamal Abdo 4619 and 6601 So. Salina Street Teachers' Pests ,, c,., ,.,.c,,, , ,. ,Gene lrish Class Bluffer ..,,,.c,,c .,c,,c A lvin Goewey Class Conversationalist Caroline Winclmuller 'k Compliments of JOE ROTHWELL if CRANSQN HARDWARE 4714 So. Salina Street 9-2150 WHY BUY - RENT Floor Sanders, Polishers Lawn Rollers Compliments of CLUB CANDEE FRANK B. sARoiNo ELMWOOD'S SOUTHSIDE TAXI I 925 South Avenue Tel. 5-I222 Service With a Smile Always Curly Schneider, Prop. Class Clown ,,,,.w,........., .Bruce Powlesland' The Smallest Place in New York State CURLEY'S 809 VALLEY DRIVE SYRACUSE, N. Y. BEN MELTZER Photographer I20 E. FAYETTE STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. Telephone 2-7520 Specializing in Composite Photos of Sororities and Fraternities Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers CRANER'S DRUG STORE l45I Midland Avenue cor. Colvin C Compliments of Prescriptions Our JESS DALTON'S BAND Specialty Dial 4-9252 o if Phone 9-0812 Compliments of H. J. HOWE INC. Fine Jewelry for 89 Years 'A' BURGESS SERVICE LLOYD . . . EARL Valves Refaced Valve Seats Replaced Brakes, Clutch, Ignition, Carburetor 3625 SO. SALINA ST. SYRACUSE, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 WRIGHT'S VALLEY DRUG STORE 4740 South Salina Street Compliments of HARRY HOWLETT CORPORATION Your Studebaker Dealer' 321 W. ONONDAGA STREET SKINNER'S PHARMACY w. B. SKINNER, PROP. The Rexall Store 334 W. Onondaga Street Telephones 5-2724 - 4-9855 Syracuse, N. Y. H. H. SULLIVAN, Inc. Ground Floor, State Tower Building Phone 3-8159 213 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. SCHOOL DRAWING MATERIALS FOR ALL CLASSES SALINA MEN'S SHOP zszi SOUTH SALINA srnsn We carry a Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Merchandise A. Dushoy, Prop. LOYALTY GROUP INSURANCE J. RUSSELL LANGWIG, lvlaraqer Syracuse Branch Office 224 HARRISON ST. Complete World-Wide Service Thru Local Agents COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. S U N O C O Ayres Service Station Phone 9-3549 4731 SO. SALINA STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. R. Ayres W. Anderson A. R. Perry Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers FOR THE BEST IN Roofing, Siding Insulation Call John Seatter Company Free Estimate IIO4 BURNET AVENUE Phone 8-5124 The Durable Driveway G' Road Co. TARVIA-LITHIC DRIVEWAYS Bituminous Jell Seal Coating B. F. FELLOWS I826 VALLEY DRIVE SYRACUSE, N. Y. Compliments of WILLIAM J. STEARNS Plumbing and Heating Phone 9-2076 We are Headquarters for All Kinds of Paper Goods Paper Napkins, Cups, Table Covers, Towels, Drinking Cups, Toilet Paper School SuppIies and Stationery Your Dealer Will Gladly Supply You THE MILLER PAPER COMPANY, INC. 204-208 E. Willow Street Syracuse l, N. Y. WHOLESALE GOODS ONLY 3-0136 Phone 5-7432 Established l893 FRED C. MILLER Jeweler and Watchmaker W. K. MINTEL, Owner 387 W. Onondaga St. Syracuse, N. Y. H. A. BUTLER BUILDING AND REPAIRING 2I0 Maplewood Avenue Phone 9-3948 McEIwee's Grocery and Market 719 Valley Drive Syracuse 7, New York Compliments of ARTHUR T. DOYLE Lite Insurance Phone 9-2814 9-3403 B. R. Johnson G' son Phone 9-3309 We Deliver' QUALITY BUILDING Valley SPECIALTIES 5900 South Salina Street Phone 9-3244 Dry Cleaning Co. 4433 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. W. A. ALLEN Vern G. Baldwin, Prop. Tel. 4-I444 2305 S. Salina St. GREETING CARDS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS EXPERT WATCH, CLOCK JEWELRY REPAlRING Valley Drive Pharmacy Complete Prescription Service Drugs, Hospital Supplies, Cosmetic Bar. New Modern Soda Fountain. Seneca Tpk., Cor. Valley Drive Compliments oi Cleonice Whalen Joyce Black Virginia Sietering Joyce Cavanaugh Peggy Whitebread Marilyn Cox Frances Pfohl Jenny Karim Lee Millard Nancy Mercer Nancy Michel Barbara Gould Barbara Michels Ellen Suits Gloria Pierce Alberta Pierce Helen Suits Charleen Williams Caroline Windmuller Barbara Neidinger O Compliments of KINNEY'S BAKERY o O Compliments of CHUCK CONNELLY 111 VALLEY DRIVE Martin S. Howard, Inc. 0 EVERYTHING IN BOOKS s Open until IO P.M. Phone 2-9571 BOOKS OF ALL TYPES Economy Book Shop 'IO9 East Washington Street Syracuse 2, N. Y. O I I6-I I8 East Washington St. O 0 2-3804 K K S CORNELL DAIRY You can whip our cream - But -- you can't beat our milk. Compliments of HY HOPE GOAT FARM 695 E. Seneca Tpk. Compliments of DICKSON'S 7-DAY GROCERY 614 Valley Drive Phone 9-2932 J. D. CURTIS Electrical Work FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES Phone 9-l354 Congratulations to the Class of '49 Compliments of WILLIAM DARBY Valley Dairy Products James Higgins and and Arthur R. Burghardt Ph. Fabius 2-379 Ph. Syr. 9-3564 WATER WELL DRILLING CERIO'S USED CARS I308 Erie Blvd., East Tel.-Bus. 5-7678: Res. 72-7127 ANTHONY CERIO, Prop. Compliments of the Southwood Volunteer Fire Company and Ladies' Auxiliary Maher's Service Station LEE TIRES- EXIDE BATTERIES LUBRICATION ATLANTIC WHITE FLASH 1609 South Ave. Phone 4-9851 Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of EVAN B. EVANS Real Estate Onondaga Hill Compliments of the SUGAR BOWL 2623 Midland Avenue Compliments of MAC'S GAS STATION East Brighton and Seneca Tpk. Compliments of Frank H. Delaney 509 Valley Drive RED AND WHITE GROCERY Compliments of POOLE OIL CO. Onondaga Hill Best Wishes to the Closs of '49 Shepard Glass Co. Glass Bathrooms Mirrors Compliments from Dillenback's Grocery Onondaga Hill, N. Y. Mention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers Compliments of SALINA BAKERY 3815 So. Salina Street Compliments of Ea rl's Barber Shop Corner of Ballantyne and Valley Drive Compliments of EDGEWOOD Meats and Groceries Compliments H. ABDO VALLEY FOOD MARKET 4726 So. Salina Street Phone 9-0857 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Windmuller WEINSTEIN'S Jewelry and Luggage .211-213 W. Washington Street Elmwood Plating Works Plating and Polishing of All Kinds A. G. lvlartineau, Manager 1024 Onondaga Avenue Off ol South Avenue Phone 6-2896 Compliments of the RIVIERA THEATRE Mention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers Howdy - PHONE 9-0814 '-i 'ei0 LESLIE A. MAKYES Texas Arizona Richfield Service Station - So Long Onondaga Hill Compliments of EDWARD MICHEL Soles - OIL BURNERS - Service 172 West Calthrop Avenue Syracuse, New York Telephone 4-1205 Jerry's Service Station RICHFIELD GAS AND OIL 301 West Onondaga St. Phone 2-8809 WASH JOBS LUBRICATION For Your Decoration Day Plants go to Mary Jane Dougall Flower Shop Under New Management 1 1 15 E. Colvin Street Phone 4-2661 MARIE and GEORGE OCHSNER Open Sunday to 5:00g Week Days to 8:00 WE DELIVER Henry P. Hallenbeck, Inc. GRocERlEs and MEATS 239-241 -243 South Avenue Phone 5-3151 See You Valley Field Day McNett's Candy Apples Complimentsn l g A Ewen 4 WQQ CERTIFIED WATCH MASTERS 305-306 Lincoln Bank Bldg. Mention the Annuol When Potronizing Advertisers Compliments of POP'S INN Compliments TO THE CLASS OF '49 MEMORY LANE Stearns Cr Bergstrom, Inc. 510 Jamesville Avenue TILE, MARBLE, TERRAZZO LINOLEUM, STRUCTURAL GLASS SOUTH SALINA FOOD MARKET 3538 South Salina Street Jomes Betor, Prop. Hours 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. ALTERATIONS H ERMAN METZ Cleaning and Pressing Phone 5-4722 2213 MIDLAND AVENUE Compliments of Ostrander Barber and Beauty Shop 266 W. Ostrander Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of Oberle Trailer Service U HAUL lT RENT or SALE Hitches Furnished to Fit All Cors 150 Darwin Avenue Tel. 9-2000 Fred L. Dolbear, Inc. 400 Eckel Theatre Bldg. 214 E. Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y DANCE FAVORS FRATERNAL JEWELRY C Mention the Annuol When Pctronizing Advertisers McLAUGHLIN'S Bakery - Restaura nt DENNIS ICE CREAM SODA BAR 2700 South Salina Street Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE MARK R. SWITZ 2810 SO. SALINA STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. CARL J. BALLWEG LARGEST FUNERAL omscron IN SYRACUSE Golf Cr Tractor Equipment Corp. Onondaga Hill, N. Y. Phone 6-2302 Toro ond Whirlwind Mowers Everything for the Golf Course and Lawn BLONDIE'S DINER ICE CREAM BAR - MEALS SANDWICHES Onondaga Hill, N. Y. Compliments of AL ABBOTT BALLARD'S BARBER SHOP 4625 So. Salina Street PRINCE BAKERY Telephone 6-1777 1907 South Salina Street Compliments of MEADE FURNACE oNoNoAGA mu. ASH'S RED G' WHITE FOOD MARKET NEDROW, N. Y. Phone 9-2131 FRESH ERUITS, VEGETABLES AND MEATS Compliments of IreIond's Red Cr White Store Onondaga Hill Compliments of H. M. Booher Lumber Co NEDROW, N. Y. Phone 9-3216 Dunk G' Bright Furniture Co. 2 Miles From High Prices FURNITURE, RUGS, APPLIANCES 2648 S. Solino St., in Brighton Tel. 4-0412 Open Monday, Friday, Saturday Evenings Compliments of COOK'S SUNDRAE 801 Valley Drive Compliments of ' FUGO BROTHERS 2646 South Salina .Street Compliments of IVA'S SALON Try Our New Curly Cut -'E' FURNITURE TOYS CARRIAGES INFANTS' WEAR WEE TOT SHOP 2820 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING UP TO SIZE I4 EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY Phone 4-2375 Compliments of KLEEN-RITE CLEANERS 3817 SO. SALINA STREET Compliments of FRANK C. KINNEY Oil Burners and Stokers Sales Installation and Service Phone No. 6-3743 Onondaga Road R.D. No. 3, Syracuse, New York Hubbell's Snack Bar South Ave., near Onondaga Hill Delicious Toasted Hamburgers Friday-Saturday-I0:30 A.M. to I:00 A.M. Hours-l0:30 A.M. to I2:00 A.M. Compliments of JOHNNY LOUISE RED and WHITE FISH'S GREENHOUSE 104 Fish Avenue Choice Flower and Vegetable Plants For Gardens FLOWER GARDENS AND HOME GROUNDS ANNUALS PERENNIALS ROCK GARDEN PLANTS Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '49 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rainone Telephone 9- I 269 GLENN L. PERRIGO INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING 210 Monticello Dr. South Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments SALLY and SILVIA Compliments of A Friend MONTGOMERY MARKET EDWARD PAVIA, Prop. 1820 South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. A. C. Muller and Son Phone 2-4898 805 So. Salina Street WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Compliments of South Side Pharmacy Poul K. Oot, Ph.G. 1901 .South Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. Phones 6-1754 - 4-9505 D. C. Young Pharmacy 1400 South Salina Street DRUGS AND SUNDRIES M. LEMP JEWELER - OPTICIAN 123 S. Salina Street Compliments of D. LESTER BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE 410 Borst Bldg. 2-7959 The lrish Construction Company, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 3624 Midland Avenue Syracuse, New York Compliments of JOHN STEVENS Tailor and Cleaner 4705 SO. SALINA STREET SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS Syracuse Sewing Service 43l9 So. Salina Street SPECIALIST IN SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Phone 9-2133 Parts LEARN To DANCE At SNELL'S 556 S. SALINA STREET ALINA AMPLE HOE TORE The home ofthe hord to fit 2805 S. Salina St., cor. Brighton Phone 5-2735 Compliments of Mrs. E. M. Sanderson Proprietor of ORCHARD INN R.D. No. 3 Cards Corners, Syracuse Compliments of J. F. SWEEN EY 2828 So. Salina Street Seneca Construction Company ASPHALT AND TARVIA DRIVEWAYS AND SIDEWALKS Phone 6-30l 3 or 9-272l Mention the Annual When Potronizing Advertisers . . . Syrccuse's Largest Department Store Setting the scene for spring . . . at the left, Nlarion Beckwith: right. Dorothy Taffe, two former members of Edwards Fashion Boards, wearing fun clothes from Edwards Teen Shop, Second Floor. X