Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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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.

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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

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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.