Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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We realize +ha+ all fhe rehearsals and prompiing were necessary +o carry oul' +he plol' +o a grand finale. And now +ha+ we have enioyed a mosl' successful four year run, we fhe s+aFf of Life a+ Valley preseni' fo you +he audience, a review of our play which includes every member of 1'he casi, 'From ihe coming aHrac'I'ions io +he s1'ars. The Ediiors DEDICATION We, fhe class of I950, sincerely appreciafe fhe guidance of Mr. Elliof Birnbaum fhroughouf our school years, and especially wanf fo fhanlx him for his assisfance wifh class nighf. And we also wanf fo express fhaf no dedicafion could describe our frue feeling of fondness fowards him as a feacher and a loyal friend. So we proudly dedicafe fhis l950 Academy fo him. f9,.,,1m,1 AZ, SA., ,amfsfaff ACADEMY STAFF OF 1950 Edilor-in-Chiefs, ,AA.,A F..FFA,A, E Palricia Pullin Assislanl' ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,7,,,, ..FFF, FF,,A. D o Iores Blume Business Manager w,,7.,,, ,Marlha Bedworlh Assisranl' FFFF FFF.,,FFFFFvAFFFF Y,,.,,,.,F,,, . 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Mary Ellen Rafford Assislanls .....,s,,,,,,,,,..,v Susan Avery, Horace Bohemier, Shirley Taylor Parrons ......weVe,s,eee,e,,.v,s,...,ea....,.,,.,,.,...,w,,,.,,,..V ,, ss,,,sss,.ssss,,, Marilyn Cox Alhlelics ..,....... Charlolle Brown, Charlo'He Bronner, Wesley Gridley Alumni .,,,es,.,YeD.,eeee,s,,e,e.e..,,,Veer,,,,.,,,e,ee,.,eee.,,, Jane Doray, Joan Piclrard l ASED on a play lhe Annual Slaff of '50 has worked unceasingl 'lo reach iis sl Q goal, fhe publishing of The Academy . Wilh lhe high ideals of lhe pas? J if annuals in mind we have sfrived 'lo mainfain lhese slandards. Expressions of lhanlcs 'lo Miss Horle, Miss Clark and Mr. Powlesland and our deepesf gralifude lo Miss Hursr, wilhouf whom lhis publicafion could noi be possible. We are proud lo say lhal' mosl of 'lhe honor sfudenls were eilher workers or co-workers wil us. The Slalil wishes lo lhanlx Mr. Bizzell, lhe phofographer, The Tridenf Prinling Com- pany, rhe adverlisers and palrons, who made fhis annual a success. ml recfecl jf jflfllfky Edi+h Amish H Geraldine Andrews Helen Armsfrong Leola Balfz, , Leah Barber, Mary Barry Doroihy Bassell, as Ellio+ Birnbaum ,, , David Blandford, Edward Broscoe Grace L. Brown, Marie M. Cady E E .E Evelyn Cassidy Marie F. Clarlr , Kafhryn E. Connell., Florence B. Dailey ,, Horiense Dederer , Margare+ F. Dexfer E , Die+ician Winifred Dixon Biology and General Science Theron Forbes , , ., , lnsfrumenfal Music Richard W. Forlies lndusfrial Arfs, Avia+ion Fai+h Harmer Commercial FACULTY E. S+uar+ Powlesland , Joseph Dixon ,, , ,, , E. ,a ..,.,., American Hisfory World Backgrounds . , , .a , Girls' Counselor Social Sfudies School Nurse-Teacher , , , Ma+hema+ics E World Hisfory ,. ,. ,Junior High Music ,s ,, lndusfrial Arfs , , , ,,,. Cusfodian ,,,,Physical Educa'I'ion ,, , , .,,, English , .American Hislory World Backgrounds ,E L ,, Secrefary Physical Educalion , ,, .Home Economics Consfance Courage , ..., . ,.,.Physical Educafion ,, ,, ..,.,French , ,...Music , , Principal , , , Vice Principal Fanny Harmon . ,, ,, Mafhemaiics Ediih Horle . , . Alma Hursl' Olive Langham E E L, , English Gerfrude Lohff , ,. , , .. E Mafhemafics William McLaughlin,,, , , Mechanical Drawing ,, ,.,,., ,, ,.Arf , ,. .,.,,..... Lahn Mary Miller . , . , , ,, , . ., ,English Ella O'Connor ..., , , , ,,,, English Mary O'Hara. ,, Mafhemafics and Gen. Science Nancy O'Neill ,,,, , ,, Social Sfudies Ka+e Murray ,,,.,, ,, Healfh and Driver's Training Nafalie Murray , ,, ,, H . Secrefary Sue Pefers. A General Science and Healih Florence E. Pidge, , . , , ,, ,English Maude Raynore ., . , , , , , A .English Evelyn Sabbarese, , , L Home Malcing Ursula Sfreeier Y ,, , ...English Mariorie Sfrong , ,, Ari' and World Hisfory E. Doro+hy Swindells, L i Chemisfry and Physics . ,, Physical Educafion Lewis Szeles . E Ina E. Taylor Librarian Nina Thomas, Amanda Whiieside , .English and Social Science Booklreeping, Slenography Adeline Wallace Cafherine Wheeler . English Florence Whelan Commercial Mafhemafics ww .wi-we M, -za., - he uw :guy - u ,-...xg-. 4 Wu. 'ml K 4 is 43 5, Q., .,' IJ ., y..v, ,A Q A BV. bl iff M ,1fYvx Q . .V ,,,f. - 1 S if - .5-'av Q. , x W - A f . ' ' 4 ' , f. fr fu. - if A ' ' ' V1 ' Q ' f ,L . Q X N fx ,Q . , l x I , d ' S 'f ' K N A.. , . 4 as wh' g ' ,rn '! 1 V Y v F I 1 , yi I' 'A+ :WNW We Cffw Of 1950 limnfg jig Cla uf., W ABDO, ALVERA ANNETT Here's a gal wilh dark eyes and hair, And for clolhes she has quile a flare, Red Cross '49, Dracova '47-'48. Chorus '49-'50. Class Nighl' '50. Work. ADAMS, NOREEN She's a pelile and graceful lass, A prize sludenf in any class. Dracova '47-'48. Red Cross '47- '50. l.R.C. '48-'49. Publicify Man- ager '50. Honorary Sociely 49-'50. Annual Slaff '50, Bowling '49-'50. Class Nighl' '50. Round Table Dis- cussion '50. Secrefarial Work. ALLEN, EILEEN Wilh prelly blue eyes and a smile so sweel, Here's a maiorefle who's hard lo beal. Annual Sfafl '50. Maiorelfe '47- '49. Tri-Y '48-'49. Undecided. AVERY, SUSAN Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue Ernie's pride and ioy is our Sweel Sue. Flag Twirling '48-'49, Rainbow '46-'47, Annual Slaff '50. Volley Ball '47-'48, Gym Exhibilion '47. Play Day '47-'49, Class Nighl '50. Bowling '49-'50. Telephone Company. BARNES, ROBERT Miss Cady will miss lhis fine young lad. Cause in her classes he drove her mad. Foofball '48, Baseball '48. Baskel- ball '47-'50, College. BEDWORTH, MARTHA MARIE Noi only is lhis girl cule, she's also a smarly And around here we all call her Marly. Annual Slafl '50. Pi Omicron '49- '50. Secrelary '49. Treasurer '50. Maiorefle '48-'49. Chrislmas Play '49, Volley Ball '48, Badminlon '47. College. BENNETT, NANCY LOU ISE Thal inseparable pair, Peg and Nancy Are enough fo Iurn anyone's fancy. Undecided. li 5 .. T WJ' iii We Ll' of it 2 34' .V A xr x l l : BLACK, JOYCE C. We all know Joyce may be Ihe ep- posife of shorf And lhal you iusf can'l baal her for being a good sport. Baslcelball '46-'50. Caplain '48-'50. Vol- leyball '46-'50. All Slar '48, Soflball '46-'50. Swimming '47-'49. VarsiIy. O Club '48-'50, I. .C. '50. Badmlnlon 46-'50. Exhibilion '50. Volleyball exhi- bifion '49. Trampoline exhi ilion '48- '49. Horse axhibilion '48. Gym Team '50. Apparafus '48-'50. Playday '46-'50. Dracova '46-'47, Class Night '50. Chorus '46-'47. Baskelball Flayday '50. Junior Red Cross '46. Bowling '50, Undecided. BLAIR, BETTY MELVA Flaming red hair has lhis lass, And Bo will 'lell you all. She has plenly of class. Volleyball '49, Chorus '47-'50. Work, BLAKEMAN, MARJORIE Margie's sweel and usually smiling Oflen seen wilh Bill would nol be lying. Chorus '48-'49. Telephone Company. BLANFORD, JAMES RICHARD On lhe hockey rink he rales lhe besl Jim will never lack in zesl. Baseball '49-50. Hockey '46-'50. Track '49. Work. BLUME, DOLORES An all 'round swell gal she ex cels all lhe resf We'll have Io admil, Dee's one of 'lhe besf, Annual Slafl '50. Honor Sociely '50, Chrislmas Play '49. Dramalic Club '49-'50. Class Nighf '50. Time For Every1'hing '50. Col- lege Chorus '50. BOBBETT, JAMES STEWART Jim's a scholar fhru and thru, As a 'friend he'll always be lrue. Pi Omicron '48-'50. l.R.C. '49-'50. Demolay '49. News l,Q. '49. Syracuse Universily. BOHEMIER, HORACE A. Down fha halls you see lhem go, Hand in hand iI's Belly and Bo. Foofball '48-'49. Chorus '47-'50, Band '47-'50. Annual Slafl '50. Work. BOURDEAU. DONALD Allho 'lor a while he had lo s'l'ray, We welcomed him back lo O.V.A. Red Cross '50. Work. BRONNER, CHARLOTTE Now Char lo us is cule and sweef And when cheerleading really neaf Can see her now af normal school Teacihing fhe boys some brand new ru es. Annual Sfafi '50. l.R.C. '49-'50. Valley Sporls News '49-'50. Cheerleader '49- 50. Varsily O Club '48, Volleyball '46-'50. Capfain '48-'49, Badmlnlon '48-'49. Play Day '49. Gym Team '48- '50. Apparalus. Basluelball '47-'50. Soff- ball '46-'50. Badminlon exhibilion '50. Volleyball exhibifion '49, Trampoline exhibilion '48. Horse exhibilion '48. Class Ni hr '50. Chorus '46-'49. Bas- kelball Pllay-clay '50. College. BROTT, BERYL Alfho she is quiel and ralher shy We all lrnow 'lhal she'll gel' by. Maiorelle '48-'50. Chorus '46-'50. Class Nighl '50. Dracova '46-'47. Treasurer '47, Work. BOWHALL, GLENN To all he's known as Sleepy And il's no wonder why Cause he's so quiel all lhe lime Bu? maybe he's iusl' shy. Work. BROWN, ALEXANDER Taking piclures is Alex's pas- lime, We all lhink he's really fine. Allied Youlh. Undecided. BROWN, CHARLOTTE Think she's only a slar in lhe gym for Miss Clark? Then iusl quiz her in music- she's nol in lhe dark. l.R.C. '49. Chorus '47-'49-'50. Annual Slafl '50. Apparalus '47. Exhibilion '47, Play Day '48-'49. Volleyball '47-'49, Baskelball '47. Badminlon '48-'50. Soflball '48- '49. Leaders Group '49. College. 0 Q9 in l w J T5 ' 'z . il R . X W' Q, l .ia s ' .gk L -se -. Q. fi.: gil Nm A 'G' I i A 5 . f BROWN, ROBERT A Bela member wifh hair of red. Aboul fhis Bob, much could be said. Hockey '47-'50. Work. BULFORD, SHIRLEY Wifh her dimpled smile she's very sweel And wi'l'h her marks she can'l be beaf. Red Cross '49-'50. l.R.C, '49-'50. Pi Omicron '50. Triangle '48-'50. Honor Sociely '49-'50. C.C.B.l. BURNS, WALTER He marches wilh lhe Valley Band. And is always ready wilh a help- ing hand. Band '47-'50. l.R.C. '48-'50. Dra- cova '47-'48, Annual SMH '50. Class Nighl '50. College. BUTLER, THOMAS Tall and Handsome is fhis boy, He is Valley's pride and joy. Undecided. CAMPBELL, JAMES Allho he seems 'lo be very quief, Oulside of school he's really a riol. Undecided. CARTER, KATHRINE Dolly is a girl who you'll have lo agree Really has a swell personalily. Chorus '46-'50. Class Night '50. Work. CASEY, SHEILA This dark haired girl is quife sweel. A Valleyife lha+'s really neal. Work. CERIO, PEGGY Tho Peg is small, she's very lrim And here's belling you no one can beal her vim She makes a hir wifh bolh girls and boys Peg, who was ii lasl7 Jim, Ed, Bob, or Roy? Cheerleader '48-'50. Dracova '47-'48. Secreiary '47, Class Night '50. Cen- iennial '48, Chorus '47-'48, l.R.C. '50. Annual Siaff '50. Business Edilor. Dra- maiic Club '50. Round Table Discussion '50. Time for Everyihing '50. Laboralory lnslilule for Fashion Merchandising. CHAMBERLAIN, JACK A guy wilh all Ihe answers is Jack He's always gof a new wise- crack. College. CHARD, ROBERT He's Valley's experl on 'ihe par- allel bar, In ihe field of sporfs he could go quiie far. Gymnaslics '47-'49. Annual Slaff '50. Class Nighl '50. Varsily O Club '4B. Valley Sporls News '47, Seclion Ill Champions '48-'50. College. CLARKE. PHILIP His marks are fops-he'll al- ways pass He can usually be 'found in 'ihe chemisiry class. News LQ. '49-'50. Pi Omicron '49- '50. l.R.C. '49-'50. College. COOK. VINCENT See lhe Man wilh lhe Cam- era, Vinnie Cook, When you wanl your piclure fook. Co-Chairman Senior Prorn '50. Class Nighf '50. Annual Staff '50. College. COON, BEVERLY Bev is full of vigor, Bev is full of vim Bul saves if all for her boy- Jim. Tri-Y '45-'49. Presideni '49. Cheer- leader '48-'49. Work. COON. JACK Wifh his corny remarks and friendly smile, He's been wiih us for quile a while. Fooiball '44-46-'47, Baseball '46- '49-'50. Beskelball '46-'49. College. COST, RALOU Alrho she goes wilh Bob-lhis adorable lass ls lhe mosl' popular gal in our Senior Class. Tri-Y '46-49. Presideni '49. Corre- sponding Secrelary. Vice-Presi- denf. Volleyball '46-'48, Basker- ball '47, Gym exhibilion '47. Vice-Presidenf Junior Class. Vice- Presideni Senior Class. Annual Sfaff '50. Class Night '50. DAR Award '50. Work. CORLESS, RUEBEN He's always glad when class is done, So he can leave and have some fun. Undecided. CORREGAN, DONALD Hals off lo Broscoe's righf hand suv- I He's a swell fellow who ll always gel by. Baskefball '46-'50, Manager. Base- ball '47-'50, Manager. Foolball '49, Manager. Gymnaslics '49-'50, Manager. Bowling '49-'50. College. COX, MARILYN Heed cheerleader is lhis peppy lass She has zip, vim and vigor and plenly of class. Cheerleader '48-'50. Head '49-'50. Annual Slaff '50. Gym exhibilion '47. Class Nighi '50. Co-Chair- man Senior Prom '50. Work. CREAY, BETTY JEANNE BeHy's really swell lo know, We really hare 'io see her go. Work af Telephone Company. CURTIS, DONALD WORLOCK He's shorl and blond and you can see A nicer guy could never be. Pi Omicron '48-'49-'50. College. DORAY, JANE YVONNE We're proud lo have Jane in our Senior Class And we agree wilh Jack she's really a swell lass. Cheerleader '4s-'49-'50. Annual Slalif '50. Chonus '4B. Work. DORSEY, BETTY LOU ll you're looking for someone wifh charms galore Sfop in af Valley and on lhe fhird floor There you will find iusl' lhe righf gurl, Too bad for you Ihe only one for her is Earl. Flag Twirling '48-'49, Annual Slalf '50. Volleyball '47-'48. Gym ex- hibilion '47, Play Day '48. Class Nagin '50. Work. DRUMM, DIANE AGNES Cracking corny iokes wilh Diane is quile a 'fad When we all gel logelher in lhe senior lav. Class Nighf '50. Work. DUBY, JACK As down fha slreel Jack will lear, ,Pedesfrians all iump and shoul' BewareI Baseball '49-'50. Hockey '50. Work. DU DLEY, GREGORY RUSSELL Dudley and Whifbeck, always logelher, Oul lo Slab's Sides in all kinds of wealher. Gym leam '49. Syracuse Universily. DUNCAN, ANN LEE When a '35 Dodge goes speed- ing by Ann and Bob will calch your eye. Work. EDWARDS, JOAN MARTHA Wilh her cule lillle ways, she has Ihe boys on Ihe run, She seems lo be quiel' buf +haf's a ioke son. Baskelbell '47-'50. Serv-us Ball '49. Play Day '49, Soflball '47. Work. ERLENBACK, JOAN CAROL When you're 'Ieeling kind of blue, Joan's smile and iokes will sure cure you. Work. KM ,,- EVANS, BARBARA ANN Barb's 'lhe one whose marks succeed We're sure Ihis nice girl will always lake lead. Affend C.C.B.l. FARNETT, JOYCE ANNE Joyce has prelly flirfalious eyes And is very popular among all of fha guys. Annual Slaff '50. Flag Twirler '49. Undecided. FIKE, DORIS IRENE Here's a friend lhal will always be lrue Once you gel lo know her. you'll be glad lhal you do. Chorus '48-'49. Work. FISH, BEVERLY Her nickname's Babe and for a real swell pal, Jusl go lo Bev, she's your gal. Volleyball '47-'48-'49. Serv-us Ball '47-'48-'49, Twirler '48. Cheer- leader '49-'50. Gym exhibilion '47, Play Day '47-'48-'49. Annual Slalif '50. Class Nighl' '50. Work. FLOOR, RICHARD Dick is kind of small you know I guess l'ha'l's why he's called Bruno. Work. FORTH, WILLIAM You know Bill. he's righl on fha beam Lasl fall as manager of our foolball leam. Band '47-'48-'49-'50. Foolball Man- ager '49. College. FOSTER, ROBERT G., JR. Wilh his voice loud and clear, To be an announcer-his career And we all do agree. l'le's as able as can be. Bend '47-'48-'49-'50. College. FOWLER, DONALD Allho he wenl lo Wesl Poinf he likes Valley beller, And since he's come back, he's earned his block leller. iym Team '48-'49. Band '48-'49- ' 0. College. FREEMAN, NANCY JEANNE Wifh prelfy blond hair and eyes of blue Nancy as a friend will always be lrue. Volleyball '47-'48-'49, Soflball '48- '49. Play Day '49, Serv-us Ball '48. Class Nighl. Work. GARDNER, PHILLIP A confer on our foolball leam Phil's a guy who's on fha beam. Foolball '47-'48-'49, Chorus '48- '50. Work. GILMORE, BEVERLY ANN Bev's so friendly and always ready wilh a greeling Helpful in so many ways il's a pleasure af each meeling. Badminlon '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. Tourna- menl '46-'47-'49-'49-'50. Volleyball '47- '4B-'49-'50. Tournamenl '48-49. Tennis '48-'49-'50. Serv-us Ball '47-'48-'49-'50. Play Day '47-'48-'49-'50. Bowling '50. l.R.C. '49-'50. Arl Club '49. Secrelary '49. Onondaga Dramalic Club '48-'49- '50. Scholashc Arl Exhibilion '50. Na- lional Arl Exhibilion. Red Cross '45- '49-'50. Varsily O Club '48, GINLEY, JOHN J., JR. Mosl valuable senior player, and presidenl of our class, Wilh or wilhoul lhese honors, he'cl make a hil wilh any lass. Foolball '47-'48-'49, Hockey '48. Baseball '47. Track '49-'50. Pi Omicron. Cheerleaders Trophy. Presidenl Senior Class. Syra cuse U niversily. GORDON, RICHARD A popular guy is our Dick, And wilh his wil he's very quick. Band '47-'48. Work. GRASSMAN, JOAN A cule redheaded Maiorelle is our Joan And al Valley she's quile al home. Tri-Y '46-'47-'48-'49-'50. Pi Omi- cron '48-'49-'50. Class Nighl '50. Annual Sfalf '50. Cheerleading '49-'50. Maiorelle '49, College. GRAVINA. RONALD A. For a lillle fellow he gels around Wilh his soulhern belle he's usually found. Cheerleader '47-'48, Undecided. GRIDLEY, WESLEY G. Anolher scholar from Valley High He'll be famous by and by. l.R.C. '49-'50. Pi Omicron '48-'49- '50. Annual Slaff. Syracuse Universily. GRINDLEY, MAMIE E. Tho Mamie's new lo us lhis year, We sure are glad lhal she came here. Enlered January '50. College. GROSSI, ROBERT WILLIAM Miss Wallace's prize sludenl, lhal's our Bob And wilh Joan-he's gol a full lime iob. College. HALLIDAY, DOLORES ANNE A lovable girl is our Dolly To ever forgef her would be sheer folly. Red Cross '47-'48. l.R.C. '50. Class Nighf '50. Annual Slaff '50. Chorus '50. College. HANLON, MARK As a friend or as a scholar Mark ralas lhe besl You can bel your lasl dollar. Band '47-'48-'49, Tennis '49-'50. Pi Omicron '48-'49-'50. College. HARDY, MARJORIE JEAN Cule is lhis blonde and quile pefile. Knowing Margie makes friend- ship complele. Allied Youlh '48-'49-'50. Junior Red Cross '48. Volleyball '47. Chorus '48. Work.' HILL, MARGARET ANNE Wha+ a beauiiful dimpled smilel To keep you company all lhe while. Baskelball '48. Soflball '48-'49. Play, Day '48-'49, Volleyball '48- '49. Telephone Company. HISINGTON, DOLORES MAY Now here's a girl who can reach high C And as swell a girl as Ihere can be. l.R.C. '50. Chorus '48-'49-'50. Work. HOLLENBECK, JOYCE LORRAINE Her sparkling smile and gay laughfer Will inspire Valley forever afler. Girls' Glen Club '50. Chorus '48- '49. Badminlon '48. Class Nighf. Work. HOUGHTALING, JOHN Alfho John is noi' wilh us Ihis year, We all wish fhal he was here. Easfern Nazarene College. HOWARD, MARION FRANCIS Marion's always so happy and so much 'lun Could if be due lo lhaf ring from Ihal cerfain someone? Badminfon '47-'48. Senior Chorus '47-'48-'49-'50. Volleyball '48, Dra- mafic Club '48, Serv-us Ball '48. Work-Marry in Augusf or Sap- Iember. HUFFMAN, JACQUELINE V. If she becomes an erlisl we won'I' be surprised For Jackie has Ialenl' and il's noi' in disguise. Tri-Y '48, Ari' Club '48-'49-'50. Vice-Presidenf '50. Scholaslic Ex- hibifion '48, Sludenf Council. Apparafus Exhibilion '47. Serv-us Ball '47. Volleyball '47-'48-'49-'50. Badminlon '48-'49-'50. Play Day '48-'49, Cheerleader '48-'50. Var- sily O Club '48. Arl' School HUNIFORD, ELIZABETH ANN ln every crowd she's sure fo make a hi? Thal's Belly, who likes fun and loads of if. Baskelball '47-'48, Play Day '49. Telephone Company. IRWIN, THOMAS ALAN When fhe girls see Tommy coming, II sfarfs lheir hearls a-humming. Work. JAKES, WILLIAM Tall, handsome, wilh personalily foo We fhink Marge is lucky-don I you? Chorus '48-'49, Track '50. College. JARRETT, LA GRANGE GEORGE Tho 'Ihe leachers somelimes re- verse his name ln fufure years he'll go on 'lo fame. DeMolay '48-'49-'50. Track '48. Syracuse Universily JEAN, mcmxno DALE To all he is known as Dick, And wilh his answers he's very quick. Band '47-'48-'49-'5D. College. JIM, JOHN Wilh personalify and looks lo spare Guys like Johnny are very rare. Foofball '48-'49. Volleyball '49-'50. Undecided. JONES, ELIZABETH A friend 'Io all is our Liz. And al doing homework she is a wiz. Volleyball '48. Bowling '49-'50. Honorary Sociely '50. Work. JOOR, DAVID Abouf Dave we are very 'fond Wilh a personalify like his He needs no magic wand. Band '46-'50. Orchesfra '48-'49. l.R.C. '48-'49-'50. Pi Omicron '48- '49-'50. Track '49-'50. College. JOSLYN, PAUL DEFOREST When Ihe girls see him coming They all fall. For lhe guy whose molher named him Paul. Tracl: '48-'49, Foolball '49. College. KELEDJIAN, ADRIENNE ARLENE Her hair is dark, her eyes are brighf, Roy is one she'll never slighl. Volleyball '48. Soflball '48. Cheer- leader '49. Honorary Malh Soci- ely '48-'49-'50, Honor Sociely '50. College. KETAILY, ROBERT Bob is always in his glory, When he's felling a funny slory Or when on Ihe gridiron his shorl legs run He's in Ihere fighling 'lil our leam has won. Foolball '46-'47-'48-'49, Baslrelball Manager '47, Track '46-'47-'48. Dracova '47-'48, Sergeanl al' Arms '47. l.R.C. '49, Work. KINCELLA, JACK lI's a long way from his head lo his foes, And he'll be lilred wherever he goes. Bashelball '48-'49-'50. Worlx. KLIX, BARBARA RUTH Here's a blonde with plenly of PGP And a sludenl' Miss Wallace will never forgel. Chorus '49. Class Nighl' '50, Undecided. KNOBLOCK, RICHARD EDWIN Of course you've heard of Ein- slain, And every olher brain. Bu? of our own Dick Knoblock, No teacher does complain. Pi Omicron '47-'50, Presidenl' '48, l.R.C. '48-'50. Presidenl '50. News l.Q. '48-'50. Valediclorian. Cornell Universiiy. LARWIN, MAX EUGENE Whalever he does, he's bound lo win Maybe because bf his con- lagious grin. Tracl: '46. Chorus '48. Navy. LATHROP, ERNEST H., JR. On the Ioolball field, on lhe baslrelball courl' 'Ioo Ernie's one of lhe basl-iusl' ask Sue. Foolball '47-'48-'49. Bashelball '46- '47-'48-'49-'50. Baseball '49, Vol- leyball '48-'49. P.G. LATHROP, LLOYD JAMES He's fall and blond, and has lhe girls in a difher, One glance from him and Ihey iusl wilher. Foolball '48-'49. Basluelball '47- '48-'49-'50. P.C-Iv. LA PIERRE, CHARLES MITCHELL A lall, blond fellow is our Chuclr. And wilh his brains, he needs liH'le luclr. Vice-Presidenl, Dramalic Club '49- '50. Chorus '47-'49-'50. College. LEIGH, DONALD V. A sfar on lhe gym 'leam is Don Leigh He'll never pass up an oppor- funily. Foolball '47-'48. Manager '49. Gym Team '47-'48-'49-'50. Tennis, '47. Corfland SIa1'e Teachers' College. LOBELLO, PEGGY She's small and cule wilh per- sonalily plus Peg always is a slep ahead ol us. Worlr. LOCKLIN, MARIANNE KATHERINE Tho she gradualed in January We'll remember her ways as being merry. Chorus '49, Praclical Nursing. MGCDONALD, JOHN A diminulive lad, 'lhaI's our Mac, On fha gridiron he's our slar fullback. Baslrelball '49. Foolball '49, Base- ball '49. P.G. MARSHALL, HELEN Helen is an all around good Joe Wilh a very cule smile and big dimples 'lhaf show. Band '48-'49. Volleyball '48-'49. Baslrelball '48-'49. Baseball '48-'49. Senior Class Secrelary '50. Worlr. MATTERSON, CURTISS BRYANT Because he's shy we 'lhinh fha? Curl, Never wilh lhe girls will flirf. P.G. and Worh. McBURNEY, NORMA Norma was voled I.R.C.'s queen, And Iho she's shy, she's on lhe beam. Bowling '47-'48, Volleyball '47-'48. Telephone Company. MERWIN, BARBARA Always a smile and a helping hand. We all lhinlr Barb is really grand. Chorus '46-'48-'49-'50. Pi Omi- cron '48-'49-'50. Telephone Company. METZLER, VIRGINIA Tho Ginny is shy, she's exlra sweel In cheerleading all her slunls are very neal. Cheerleader '49-'50. Syracuse Universily. MILLARD, LEILA She leads Gamma on, wilh gavel in hand. And we all lhinl: she's really grand. Badminfon '47-'50. Volleyball '47- '50. Play Day '48-'50. Bashefball '48-'49. Baseball '48-'49. Arl Club '47-'48-'50. Tennis '50. Bowl- ing '50. Arl' School. MONTROSSO. JAMES STEVEN He mighl' be called lhe leach- ers' pei' peeve Bul all 'lhe lrids Know him by Sfeve. Tracl: '50. Navy, .ww ' - sz. ,- ar Us A v- . - if - Q, , K.. s 'if 5- ,Ks f i 'i v MOORE, ELWIN HOWARD A reservoir of mirlh and laugh- fer, Wilh never a 'lhoughl of whal comes after. Cross-country '47. Track '47-'50. Foofball '48-'49, Work. MOORE, JACK This guy is lun and never a bore We all Imow his name-il's Jack Moore. Worlr. MORELAND, WILBUR When he passes a lesl, we call him luclry Ai all ofher limes we cell him Buchy. College. MORAN, MARGARET MARY Wearing his swealer of purple and yellow You can spol Peg wilh her C.B.A. fellow. Business School. MURRAY, OLIVER S. He's quiel and shy in every way, So abouf him-lhere's nol much fo say. Worlr. MURRAY, PATRICIA A mischievous grin and a lwinhle in her eye Pal' has many 'friends fhal' you can'+ deny. Volleyball '49, Play Dey '49. Bed- minlon '4B. College. NICHOLS, EDWARD A. Of Ed we could lalk forever, Bul we'll sum if up and say he's clever. Track '49-'50. College. NORMAN D, NANCY You can fell Nancy by. her grin, Always full of vigor and vim. Annual Siaff '50. Pi Omicron '49- '50. Rainbow '49-'50. Syracuse Universiry. NUTTING, ROBERT ln all kinds of mafh he's a whiz, Fame in 'lhe world will soon be h' . Baskeiball '47-'48. Work. 0'SHEA, JOAN Full of lun and a ioy fo know She's liked by all where'er she goes. Volleyball '46-'48. Baskerball '46- '48. Soffball '47, Tumbling '48. Chorus '50. Tri-Y 48. Cheerlead- ing '49-'50. Work. PALERMO. FRANK Presidenf of Zora who really rafes high Frank is really one swell guy. Gym Team '46. Consfrucfion. PALMER, DOROTHY Dof is known 'lo everyone, She's always around when fhere is fun. Working. PALLADINO, NORMAN In marhemaiics he heads fha list When asked a quesiion ir's never missed. Tennis, '49-'50. Pi Omicron '48- '50. Undecided. PERRIGO, SALLY On our cheerleading squad she really rales high This cufe, peppy gal wilh ex- pressive blue eyes. Chorus '49-'50. Cheerleader '49- '50. Bowling '49-'50. Volleyball '48-'49. Annual Sfalif '50. Play Day '49. Dramafic Club '49. Sec- refary. Red Cross '50. Class Night. Time for Every+hing '50. Ari Club '49. Undecided. w. sf' MQ '-EIS-2' M. PICKARD, JOAN Loads of fun and seldom quiel We all agree she's quire a riof. Play Day '46. Baskefball '46, Serv- us Ball '46. Chorus '46-'50. An- nual Sfaff '50. Class Nighf '50. Undecided. PIERCE, ALBERTA MARGARET Her hair is black and her eyes are brown She wears a smile buf never a frown. Work. POWLESS, PHYLLIS RUTH Alrho fo some she may seem shy, We all know fhere's a lwinkle in her eye. Work. PU LLI N, LARRY JAMES His drawl is slow and fhe girls have a mania For fhaf good looking guy from Pennsylvania. Foorball '48-'49-'50. Baskafball '49-'50. Baseball '48-'49-'50. Track '4a-'49, Class Naghf. Undecided. PULLI N, PATRICIA JOAN NE Edifor in Chief of our annual sfaff You can fell when she's around By her carefree laugh. Edifor, Annual Sfaff '50. Class Night '50. Rainbow '49-'50. Telephone Company PURCELL, RICHARD ALLAN For a while we had lo doubf, If your picfure would be in or out Hockey '47-'50. Foofball '48-'50. Track '49. Junior Class Treasurer. P.G. RAFFORD, MARY ELLEN Mary Ellen is clever and very sweel For exlra good marks she can'l be beaf. Chorus '49-'50. l.R.C. '49-'50. News LO. '49-'50. Play Day '49. Annual Sraff '50. Edwards Fashion Board Fall '49, Honor Sociefy '49- '50. Allied Youfh '49, Rainbow '48-'50. Class Nighf '50. Oswego Slafe Teachers' College. RENZ, FRED From B'ville lo Valley came Fred Renz, And now he's leaving wilh many friends. Work. REILLY, HELEN MARIE Helen Reilly-remember fhe name? She's whal' is known as an l.R.C. Brainl News LQ. '49-'50. Nurses Training. RICHARDSON, VIRGINIA LEE Dancing is her lrue love Ginger will sfale Thaf is one class lor which she'll never be lale. Chorus '47-'49. Allied Youlh '48- '50. Vice-Presidenl '49. Undecided. RIPLEY, JOAN ARLENE Joan is known Io all of us, You'll find her on the Onondaga Hill bus. Work. ROBINSON, RICHARD HAROLD Here's one swell 'Fellow everyone knows We sure will miss him when he goes. Work. RUSSI, DIANE A cufe liflle redhead we call Di, for shorl She's always popular because she's such a good sporl. Honor Sociely '49-'50. Tri-Y- Chaplain '47. Vice-Presidenf '48- '49. Presidenl '50. Business School. SCHALK, ROBERT Whelher on fhe gridiron, or on l'he baskefball courf, And even on lhe pilcher's mound, Bob excels in every sporl. Foofball '48-'49. Baskelball '46- '50. Baseball '47-'50. Track '48- '50. Prep School. SENSABAUGH, MARY JOANNA Mary Se nsabough-blonde and cule, When she walks by horns always roof. Undecided. SEYMOUR, ROBERT Full of fun and a ioy fo know He's liked by all where'er he goes. Work. SHANE, PATRICIA A sporlsminded girl named Patty Shane Has helped her leam win many a game. Volleyball '48-'49. Badminlon '49. I.R.C. '47-'48-'49. Secrelary '50. Play Day '49, Serv-us Ball '50. Work. SHEFFER, ROBERTA JOAN Here's anolher blondie of our senior group. She'll knock someone's hearl' for a loop. Chorus '48-'50. Work. SHEPHARD, ALAN We lhink he's shy, and do you know why? Cause from him we've seldom heard Any single boislerous word. Baseball '48-'50. DeMolay '48-'50. Undecided. SHEPHARD, NORMAN RICHARD He's considered lhe Romeo ol our class, Each day we see him wilh a differenl lass. Foolball '46-'49, Hockey '47-'49. Work. SHORTT, ROY FREDERICK Why lhey ever named you Shorfl' ls somelhing fha? does Iaze us. Because from everyone's reporf, Your heighf sure does amaze us. Pi Omicron '48-'50. l.R.C. '48. College of Foreslry. SIMMS, JEAN CAROL A maiorefle wifh lofs of class And big blue eyes, she's an af- lraclive lass. Chorus '47-'50, Maiorelie '46-'50. Swimming '50, Bowling '49-'50. Work. SMITH, DOROTHY AN N Somelimes we lhink lhis girl very quief Bur 1l1al s only when she's noi being a riol, Tri-Y '48-'50. Corresponding Sec- relary '49, Play Day '49, Annual Siaff '50, Class Nighl '50. Undecided. SMITH, MARY MARGARET Wifh a personalify 'lhal's really unique And her gym abilify-she can'f be beaf. Volleyball '47-'49, Baskelball '47. Badminlon '48, Soflball '48-'50. Play Day '48-'50, Exhibilion '47. Chorus '48-'49. Leadership Group '49. Work. SMITH, STEWART, JR. When Slewie leaves lhe Valley here, A radio experf will be his career. Undecided, STEARNS, BARBARA Tho Barb from us lives kinda far away We sure are glad she makes il here each day. Badminion '48, Honor Sociely '49, College, STOWELL, JOYCE ELLENE Abouf Joyce you can say She's a swell gal in every way. Orcheslra '49-'50, Volleyball '49, Baskelball '49. Chorus '49-'50. Dramalic Club '49-'50. Soflball '49, Shing Quarlef '49. Work, STREET, CAROL GIBBS Carol in classes is not io be beal' She especially worked hard in her chemislry. Dramafic Club '49-'50. Secrelary '49, Junior Red Cross '45-'49. Presidenf '48-'49, Chorus '47-'50. l.R.C, '49-'50, News LQ. '50. Nursing, Ji ' xv. 'Jig 8: ,gf ' as , M. xi if es, ,... 14 STREET, JANE Janie is found usually smiling Reminds you for all of fha? silver lining. Tri-Y '47-'50, Corresponding Secrefary '50. Play Day '49, Work, STREIFF, MARJORY ANN Mariie loves dancing and is hard +o beat And many a fime she's down- righi sweef, Tri-Y '46-'50, Hislorian '47, Cor- responding Secrefary '49, Maior- e'He '46-'50. Swimming '50. Bowl- ing '49-'50. Telephone Company. TAFFE, MARY LOU Lou is the fypical American girl She has Phil's head and hear? in a whirl. Flag Twirler '47. Cheerleader '48- '50. Chorus '48-'50. Annual Siaff '50. Junior Class Commillee '49, Class Night '50. Work. TAN NENBERGER, LOIS IRENE Lois is dark and very cula And besides all 'lhis has humor fo bool. Tri-Y '46-'50. Vice-Presidenl Spring '50. Hislorian Spring '47, Treas- urer Fall '49, Serv-us Ball '49, Play Day '49. C.C.B.l. TASKER, GERALD A Bela member wifh hair of blonde, And of him Diane is fond. Foolball '47-'48, Baskelball '47. Track '48-'50. College. TAYLOR, SHIRLEY JUNE Shirley's lhe girl who's 'full of fun Seems fo be 'lhere always glad 'lo help anyone. Annual Sfaff '50. Chorus '47-'50. Class Nighf '50. Telephone Company. TERRELL, JAMES Abili+y isn'i' measured in feel' Cause his high marks are hard fo beaf. Work. TERRELL, WILLIAM Here's 'lo the Salulalorian of our class He never has Io worry if he's going Io pass. Pi Omicron '48-'50. Syracuse Universify. TESSIER, ROSSANE She may never be presidenl of fhe U.S.A. Buf with her personali+y who cares anyway? Chorus '47-'50. Swimming '50. Class Night '50. C.C.B I. THOMPSON, DOLORES ANN Dolores is a girl who really likes sporls, You should see her in aclion on fhe Volleyball courl. Volleyball '46-'49. Baskefball '46- '49. Serv-us Ball '47-'50. Badmin- fon '47-'50, Soflball '49-'5O. Ex- hibifion '47-'50, Play Day '48-'50. Class Night '50. Undecided. TIFFANY, CLYDE C. As welcome as sunshine in every place ls lhe beaming approach of his good-nalured face. I.R.C. '49-'50. Track '49-'50. College. TRACY, SHIRLEY Shirley and Muriel-'Ihe insep- arable Iwo. Friendships like Iheirs are very few. Nursing. TUMOL0, CONSTANCE Connie's so sweel day by day She deserves lhrough life 'Ihe righf of way. Chorus '48-'50. Business School. TU RCOT, RAOUL Some day Io him 'lhere will come fame. And i+'s no wonder, iusl look af his name. TUTTLE, EVERETT Alfho he graduafed in fhe January class, He never had Io worry if he would pass. Work. ULLMAN, WILLIAM Bill and Carol are a sfeady pair. Seen 'logeiher mosf everywhere. Chorus '48-'49. DeMoIay '47-'50. Work. VADEBONCOEUR, FAYE ANN On our bowling leam she really looks neal. Faye is a gal who is hard fo bear. Serv-us Ball '48. Play Day '48. Bowling '48-'50. Tournamenf '48- '50. l.R.C. '49-'50, Annual Slalif '50, Class Night '50. Work. VIELE, GARY KENNETH Wifh big blue eyes and curly red hair Curly is welcomed anywhere. l.R.C. '48-'50. Pi Omicron '48-'50. Chorus '49-'50. Work. VOELK, ROBERT GEORGE He looks like an angel and acfs like one foo Bur you can never fell wha? an angel will do. DeMolay '46-'49. Bowling '49. Track '47-'48. C.C.B.I. WALLACE, DAVID LAWRENCE You'll find him on fhe foofball field Or in his Senale iackef And wherever Dave is, Ihere's sure Io be a racket Foolball '48-'49. P.G. WATROUS, CHARLES EDWARD He's kind of shy, buf very nice He's mosl af home, when on lhe ice. Golf '49, Hockey '47-'50. Work. Farewell 'io ihe WATSON, MURIEL JEAN When down Ihe hall comes lhis zesly girl You can 'iell by her smile-if's Muriel. Nursing. WILLIAMS, ANNE If you're looking for looks plus wil' Look no furiher, our Anne has if. Volleyball '47, Badminfon '47-'50. Business School. 3'3 32 cl 15 s-gm HE :U . --L 39' Z Qs. no D1 '50 'O ZS' 2- - -ii . moi 99 Q l i K CLASS SONG Valley High - we'll hear you calling As fhe years pass by Valle High - our Alma Maier Where oul' Ihoughfs ever lie. Valley High - We'll ne'er forgef you Through ihe years - as we roam Valley High - Our happy haven Dear 'io us as our home. And +he friends Ihaf we made - Will live on Ihrough fhe years And swee+en our memories of you. Valley High - we'll hear you calling As fhe years pass by Valle High - our Alma Maier Where our 'rhoughis ever lie. Valley High - Good-By - Valley High F A R E W E L L By Noreen Adams Farewell fo our high school days And lo fhe ioys we share: Farewell io 'rhose days gone by, Each filled wiih memories rare. Our cup of sorrow's full WILLIAMS, CHARLEEN JEAN Char is a cuie liHle blonde haired lass. She's Iun Io have in any class. Work. WOODS, PERRY B. A Mcliinleyile who's known near and far He can usually be 'found in Poole's car. Work. The friends we won Have grown so fond And in our hearis Creaied a bond. halls On leaving Valley High: We look back once again +o happy days gone by. Each day we cherish Wi+h all our hearf The memories of 'teachers Who gave us our slarf. Thai echoed our Iaughierg Alihough we are gone I+ shall ring ever affer. As we siand on ihe brink Of a fufure so near, The uppermosl vision Is Valley, so dear. Bur one las? Farewell To our loved O.V.A. And again a farewell To each bygone dayl SENIOR CALENDAR ws: fi Q32 if 1' Q Class Nigh+, May I9 ak iffy? gi Baccalaureaie June 25 Senior Ball June 3 Commencemeni' June 27 . . , , K M ' Q ...M . NAR . ,Q A i, NVIWQK Q Vfiirw' il? A Senior Picnic June 24 PK Alumni Banquef June 28 Y, ,Q STARS Shirley Tracey Joyce Stoll Muriel Watson Mary Grindley Anne Williams Jack Chamberlain Vincent Cook Joyce Holienbeck William Jakes Thomas Irwin Marion Howard Roberta Shefter Reuben Corless Jacqueline Huffman Robert Ketaily Elizabeth Jones Betty Huneford Robert Barnes Noreen Adams Thomas Butler Dolores Blume Perry Woods Mary Lou Taffe Dolores Thompson Carol Street Richard Purcell Richard Gordon John Houghtaling Alexander Brown Raoul Turcot Norman Palladino Frank Palermo Robert Nutting Donald Fowler Robert Fout Robert Foster William Forth Sally Perrigo Barbara Evans Joan Erlenback Ann Duncan Jack Moore Steve Montrosso Curtiss Mattison Clyde Tiffany Ollie Murray Charles LaPierre John MacDonald Lloyd Lathrop Leila Millard Donald Leigh Jane Doray Richard Floor Virginia Richardson Joan Ripley Diane Russi Fred Ren: Robert Schalk CHARACTERISTIC Muriel Watson Her eyes Shirley Tracey Her red hair Witty wits Skipping Brush cut Pepsodent smile Nice clothes Curly hair Her diamond Her blue eyes Good marks Clothes Jokes Blonde hair Her wit Easy going Gracefulness Shy Happy go lucky Physique Her smile Athletics Initiative Blue eyes Going steady His air Ability to speak Name Quiet ways Bigness Cuteness His band Clothes His voice Band members Her laugh Quietness Niceness Her pals Blonde hair Loudness Niceness Cuteness Friendliness Blonde hair Moods That grin Badminton His physique Temper His nickname Dancing ability Gift of gab Wavy hair Dick Sports The Cast of LIFE AT VALLEY AGITATION Motorcycles Miss Clark Family Lite Pig-tails Shorthand class Teachers Overexposures Whit Buses MacNamara Tom Boys Girls Other girls Shaving Stag lines History Elmwoodites Prom French Tardiness Elmwood fellas Sue Ed McCarthy Compositions Homework None Being away Bad pictures Graduating in January All classes Zeta Jazz Rival bands Miss Hurst Women drivers His sister Cheerleaders Loud people That college Noreen Females Teachers School Books Just school Women GirIs?7? Ernie Passes Flat tires Teachers Alpha Texas June History tests Women's fashions Shep FOUND OFF STAGE With Earl Playing violin Syracuse General With Marge With one ofthe two Jackies Garzones Redecorating his dark room Singing Mattydale Sugar Bowl With Stan In Cook's Almost anywhere Combing her hair In the gym With Helen Salina Pharmacy Nick's With Bob Who Knows? Drumlins Sugar Bowl With Phil ln Gym With Bill Wells With Diane Not here!! Taking pictures Working Studying With Joan With Mary At dances Home Announcing With Bob With Chuck Riding horses Practicing nursing In the Dodge Constas With the boys. Around school? 7? Smiling Nancy's locker Singing ln McKinley Sugar Bowl Office On the apparatus At Wrights ln Elmwood Elmwood Church At the bakery With Jerry Elmwood Maggio's, playing cards777 STAGE NAME Shirl Joyce Mur Mamie Anne Noz Vin Joyce Bill Tommy Marion Bobby Reub Jackie Meathook Liz. Bett Bob Noreen Tom Dee Perry Fat Dolores Carol Dick Dick John Alex Raoul Norm Frank Bob Don Bob Bob Bill Sally Barb Joan Ann Jack Steve Curt Tiff Ollie Chuck Mac Lloyd Lee Don Jane Bruno Ginger Joan Di Fritz Bob THEME SONG I Love You l'll Be Around Smoke Gets in Your Eyes California Here I Come Jack, Jack, Jack l'm Lighthearted My Dream Girl Can't Help Lovin' That Man of Mine . Margie Baby Face In My Stanley Steamer Take It Easy I'll Walk Alone My Fickle Eye One Meatball There's No Tomorrow Maggie Dear My Buddies Ballerina No Time for Love lt's A Great Life Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette Isn't lt Beautiful? l'lI Get By The Man I Love I Can't Get Started Diane Going Home How Soon777 l'll Be Around I Can Dream Can't I7? Sometimes I'm Happy You're My Everything I Wanna Be A Band Leader I Wish I Had A Sweetheart Perhaps Anytime If l Didn't Care Always My Darling, My Darling My Dream ls Yours Teil Me Why As Time Goes By Forever and Ever Once In A While Nancy I Hear Music Say lt lsn't So Temptation Bewildered' Why Is lt? Jealous Heart Fools Paradise How Soon Candy and Cake Stardust Good Old Summertime Take Me Out to the Ball Game STARS Margaret Hill Richard Jean Mary Sensabaugh Stewart Smith Jack Coon Elizabeth Creay James Campbell Patricia Pullin Ralou Cost Dolores Hisington LaGrange Jarrett Beryl Brott Marilyn Cox Patricia Shane Margaret Cerio Alvera Abdo Charlotte Bronner Susan Avery Charles Watrous Gary Viale Jane Street Mariory Streitf Shirley Taylor Bill Ullman Elwin Moore Barbara Klix Peggy LoBello Marianne Locklin Norma McBurney John Kincella Richard Knoblock Max Larwin Ernie Lathrop Dorothy Smith Mary Smith Barbara Stearns James Terrell William Terrell Everett Tuttle Wilbur Moreland Joan Pickard Mary Ellen Radford Joan O'Shea Larry Pullin Mariorie Hardy Dorothy Palmer Phyllis Powless Wesley Gridley Alberta Pierce Joan Edwards Robert Grossi Charleen Williams Robert Bonner Donald Curtis John Jim Nancy Bennett Sheila Casey Donald Bordeau David Joor CHARACTERISTIC Cute smile Shyness Blonde hair Wavy hair Personality Blushing Practical ioker Cheerfulness That personality Her voice Blue sweater Cuteness Who, what and where Her tallness Shortness Those clothes Vim and vigor Arguing Hockey Red hair Her voice Her coy ways Friendliness Sad eyes Wise cracks Blonde hair Shortness Mouton coat Shyness Length Red hair Dimples New car Brown eyes Personality Clothes Car Brains Accent White apron Hair and freckles Intelligence Her laugh His 2l5 pounds Quietness Russ Shyness Quiet ways Her beauty Her humor Joan Cuteness Shyness Brush cut Smile Smallness Gay ways Quietness Acting ability The Cost of LIFE AT VALLEY AGITATION nsab.. Hitch-hiking French Hamlat Gunners Gym Coon Phonies Being waitress '46 Mercury Girls Nothing Ra and Pat Gymsuits Cheerleaders Bookkeeping Paper route Cheerleaders Mr. Wells Girls The Rough Riders Gossip Parasites Card sharks Central Valley boys School Males Cars Women Other schools Accidents Miss Amish Law Week days City buses Tall girls Knoblock Hotel Syracuse Card cheaters Boys Ads Miss Connell Work School Mrs. Cady 306 Chem English 306 History History, homework School Long hair Jackie Business Law English class Traveling Scrooge FOUND OFF STAGE With Betty Tully With Muriel Among radios Playing basketball At all games Cook's Everywhere With Bob With Hal ln Elmwood Pi Phi Leading the cheers In the gym Talking With Dolly At B A.M. practice With Ernie Carvers Y.M.C.A. On the hill At Wright's Selling pencils Eating Carol's lunch Arguing At Nats' games With her fella With Bev ln Elmwood Playing basketball Mary Ellen's locker Nedrow Barnes' cellar With Jane and Lois With John At K.E. Studying With Jim Working Muncy's Almost anywhere Meetings Cheering At Garzones ln library At home Studying . With Bob With Charleen With Bob With Joan With Alberta With the boys Southwood Hollihans With Peggy Craming Bus stop At Nottingham STAGE NAME Peg Dick Blondie Stewie Jack Betty Happy Jim Pat Ra Dolores Sonny Beryl Mac Pat Posey Vivvy Char Sue Walty G.V. Janie Margy Shirl Bill Moore Barb Peg Mar Norm Jack Knobby Max Ernie Dot Mer Barb Jim Bill Everett Bucky Pickard Mary Ellen Joan Pluriky Margie Dot Phil Wesley Alberta Joan Bob Char Bob Don Johnnie Nan Sheila Don Dave THEME SONG You're Wonderful Cry-of the Wild Goose Cinderella Practice Makes Perfect Everything Happens to Me If lsn't Fair Mr. Sunshine My Foolish Heart I'm in Love With A Wonderful Guy Happy Go Lucky Some Enchanted Evening A Wonderful Guy Who? ALi of Mo If I Had My wsy Slipping Around Aren't You Glad You're You Jealousy So Tired Shoo, Shoo Baby Cry Baby Heart I'm Out to Forget Tonight Some Day Me and My Shadow Whispering Hope Where or When Honey Dreamer's Holiday And lt Still Goes To Each His Own Lucky in Love Guilty Sweet Sue, Just You Let's Harmonize Adios Just Because Somehow l Know, l Know, l Know The Work Song l'll Get By As Time Goes By Easy Does It Don't Blame Me With My Eyes Wide Open Near You Ah, But It Happens Everybody Loves Somebody Just a Little Lovin' Love Somebody I Only Have Eyes For You That Wonderful Girl Of Mine Sentimental Me Sleepy Time Guy Cry of the Wild Goose What Did I Do777 Don't Fence Me ln Night and Day That Old Gang Of Mine Who? STARS Roberf Seymour Charloffe Brown Richard Shephard Kalhryn Carler Roy Shorfi Philip Clark Shirley Bulford Roberi Chard Conslance Tumolo Donald Corregan James Blanford Waller Burns Joyce Black Lois Tenneberger Eileen Allen Beify Blair Faye Vadeboncoeur James Bobbilf Paul Joslyn Horace Bohemier Beverly Coon Mariha Bedworih Arlene Kalediian Roberf Brown Dave Wallace Marjorie Blakeman Belly Lou Dorsey Richard Robinson Gregory Dudley Diane Drumm Jack Duby Helen Marshall Virginia Mahler Peggy Moran Palricia Murray Nancy Normend Joyce FarneH Jack Ginley Doris Fike Phillip Gardner Beverly Fish Nancy Freeman Joan Grassman Beverly Gilmore Dolores Halliday Ronald Gravina Mark Hanlon Jean Simms Jerry Tasker Glen Bowhall Rosane Tessier Roberi Voelk Helen Reilly Alan Shephard Edward Nicholas Barbara Merwin CHARACTERISTIC His auio Music His whiie shoes Playful ways His brains Smarinass lnielligence Gymnasfic abilify Her K.E. sweaier Red hair Quiel' ways Skipping 303 Sporfs Her peiiie size Kiffenish Thai red hair Her gay laugh lnfelligance Car Appendix-less Blonde hair Sweelness Bangs Red hair Senate iackei Twin sweaiers Jokes His broihers Skipping Bowling Speeding Dimples Cheerleader sweafer C.B.A. iackel' Music abilify Her smile The boys The Beefle Cheerful ways Elmwood Her jokes Blonde hair Brains Voice Cloihes Height Books Her eyes Brush cui Sleepiness Laugh Heighl News LO. Diminulive size Hof Rod Her navy coal GC AGITATION Girls Char Bronner M. E. R. Teachers Chalk dusi WNDR Us Sixfh period Homework Dewey No ice Mr. Forbes Shorf boys Disagreeable people School daze High heels None Females Women Tall girls Luiack Loudness The siaff Girls Mrs. Cady Bus rides Mrs. Cady Pinball machines Whif 306 Beckseal drivers Liz Chem Business Law C3 Her sisler Eileen His grandmoiher Woolwor+h's Joan Pickard Tully Bookkeeping Secreis Regenfs K.E. Convenfion Tall people English Mrs. Cady French Homework Assignmenls Physics Chemislry We don'i know Mrs. C's iesis Barb TheCostof LIFE AT VALLEY FOUND OFF STAGE Skipping Gym Wifh fha girls Pi Phi Wifh Arlene News LQ. Mohican Taking piciures Wilh fha iwins ln Broscoe's office Hockey rink In music room ln her gymsuil' Wifh Jane and Dol Wilh Joyce Wilh Bo Senior girls lav ln 3I9 Al Sugar Bowl Wifh Belly Wriiing lefiers Pi Omicron Wifh Roy Bela meeiing Wi+h lhe boys Wiih Bill With Earl Cook's Slabsides Al Lyncouri Wiih Anne Bowling Wifh Dolly With Nancy On fhe hill Elmwood 5 and IO Sfadium Af Charlie's ln school Senale meeling Wirh Frifz Wilh Ollie Sugar Bowl In gym Home A+ Wrighis Siudying With Carl Wilh Diane Wiih Carl With Glenn Al' work Perry's slalion-wagon Sludying In his car Elmwood Dry Cleaner STAGE NAME Bob Char Shep Dolly Roy Phil Shirl Bob Connie Don Jim Walf Blackie Lo Eileen Beffy Faye - Jim Jos Bo Bev Marfy Ar Bob Dave Marge Be'H'y Lou Dick Greg Pug Dub Helen Ginny Peg Pal' Nan Joyce Ginsburg Doris Phil Babe Nan Joan Bev Dolly Ronnie Mark Jean Jerry Sleepy Tess Bob Helen Shep Andy Barb THEME SONG Can'l' Gel Slarled Wiihoxuf a Song Give Me A LiHla Kiss ll's a Greaf Feelin Because Smariy Penis Homework 9 Dancing in lhe Dark Through a Long and Sleepless Night Le'l s Go Valley Skafers Wallz Music, Music, Mus Sam Echoes l'll Gel By He's My Guy l'm in Love Enjoy Yourself ic My Merry Oldsmobile Redhead My Hero Smiles Faithful Forever Sleepy Time Guy Come Up io My Place Oh How I Hale to Gel Up in fhe Morning You Were Meanf Open ihe Door Ric Slipping Around SiH'ing by lhe Win My Besf Girl Happy Times Afler Gradualion Mickey Make Mine Music l Only Have Eyes You're Wonderful Two Car Garage Five Fee? Two and Mary Lou for Me hard dow for You Eyes of Blue Make Mine Counfry Slyle I Love You So Much People Will Say W e're in Love For Seniimenlel Reasons The New Look Thaf's Whaf I Like Abou! 'lhe Souih Swinging On a Sfar Oh, You Beauliful Doll Diane Oh How I Haie io Gel' Up in ihe Morning lf's Too Soon fo Know Do I Worry? Again Nancy I Wanna Go Home Wiih You Jus? One of Those Things SENIOR REPORT ws v HE honor sludenfs of +he l950 graduahng class are as follows l'he Valedlc lorian, Richard Knoblock whose average is 96.55523 lhe Salulalorian, Wil- N ' Q' u n Q c 0 ' ' liam Terrell wulh an average of 94 l62 A The nexi four are in +l1e following order: Shirley Bullord 92.9677'7,,, Elizabelh Jones 92.96727,,, James Bobberf 92.685ofo, and Roy ShorH 92.5000fo. The res+ of lhe s+uden+s which compromise lhe High Honor Lisl are: Nancy Normand, Noreen Adams, Marlha Bedworlh, Arlene Kelediian, Marilyn Cox, Ralou Cosl, Mark Hanlon, David Joor, and Helen Marshall. Those on 'fhe Honor Lisl' are as follows: Susan Avery, Dolores Blume, Conslance Tumolo, Diane Russi, Mary Ellen Raliford, Mary Margarel' Smifh, Dorofhy Smilh, Bar- bara Merwin, Roberl Brown, Roberl Nufling, Beverly Fish, Barbara Slearns, Barbara Evans, Joan Grassman, Jack Ginley, Charles Walrous, Charlol'+e Bronner, Donald Curlis, Wesley Gridley, Philip Clark, Mary Lou Talile, Leila Millard, Norman Palladino, Everefl Tu+'fle, Beverly Gilmore, Faye Vadeboncoeur, Joan Erlenback, Jack Moore, Roberl Kefaily, Jack Duby, Peggy Cerio, Mariory Sfreiff, Clyde Tififany, LaGrange Jarrel, James Terrell, Dolores Hisinglon, Marion Howard, Richard Jean, Lloyd Lafhrop, and Ollie Murray. The officers of lhe Senior Class were elecled as follows: Jack Ginley, President Ralou Cosf, Vice Presidenl: Helen Marshall, Secrelaryg and Jack Coon as Treasurer. Many of fhe Honor and High Honor Sludenls are on 'lhe Annual Sfaff, and have worked very hard for a successful yearbook. Ofher aclivilies, such as sporls, band and chorus also have honor sfudenls as aclive par+icipan+s. We greally appreciafe lhe help and cooperafion as we, lhe Senior Class, have received from our faculfy in lhe aclivifies we have endeavored +o carry out haf' l i l l JUNIOR CLASS - Spring 1950 T fhe 'iirsf meefing of fhe Junior class Dick Sfreefer was elecfed presidenfg :ff Q'- V 'CHQ Mary Borden, vice-presidenh Chrisfine Young, 'rreasurer. - 1. 5 ' Mary Jane Kife was named chairman and Edgar Smi+h co-chairman for planning fhe Junior class aciivifies. Working wiih ihem will be Pairicia Burgess, Bev- erly Thomas, Suzanne Morgan, Gordon Mieiz, and Roberl McCu+cheon. Our Junior prom is fo be held on June 9, from 8 fo I2 in fhe O.V.A. gym. This even+ will be formal. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS fs AST Sepfember all The new pupils from ofher schools were cordially welcomed Q Q -Q. I by ihe oldiimers of Valley, buf 'lhose who were new soon learned fo know all 'Q' X fheir classmafes and fheir feachers. They in 'lurn welcomed fhe new ones who came in February who soon became accusiomed +0 'fhe Valley rouiine. Some of our oufsfanding Sophomores have been Marcia Frink, who accompanied Mrs. Dederer and fhe Senior Chorus in fhe 'Fall fermg Frankie Peroni, who is a sfar on Valley's Gym Team: Jack Underwood, ano+her greai player on Valley's Baske+ball Team: Ady Niesz, a boy who has been geHing righf in ihere in baskefballg and, lasf buf noi leas'I', Dick Jackson, who was awarded 'Phe honor of fhe mosl' improved Jay-vee in foofball. Also many of our Sophomores were chosen as cheerleaders for 'Phe nexi iwo years. Nex+ year, as Juniors, fhe Sophomores hope +o par+icipa're even more in school affairs. WW yu n ions ?lnclerJfucJie.1 30,74 Oh! 0I'0J .glfannl-inJ - Lgftlillll PII M1 Pf..,,m THE FRESHMEN CLASS Officers John Whifney , , , , , , Presidenl' Roberf Errico , , ,, Vice Presidenl Gerald Campbell . ,, , Secrefary Lanalee Lih Treasurer Alice Boland , , Hisforian Lloyd Elm , , , ,,,, , , , , . Class lllusfralor 9 ,Q yi ' HE I35 freshmen +ha+ make up lhe 9+h grade class of O.V.A. have organized X5 for lhe firsf fime in fhe hisfory of fhe school. The class elecfed officers and .Qi I .I planned various acfivifies for fhe coming years of high school. Our lirsl proiecf will be a Freshman Frolic held Friday, June 2, in fhe audilorium. JUNIOR HIGH ' w v. HE Junior High School of Onondaga Valley Academy for lhe pasi' several rf, ,js years has sold magazine subscriplions in order +o presenl' 'lo The school such lf ' ' 7- fhings as picfures +o beaulify Hs corridors and rooms, a plaque 'ro commem- oraie i+s war dead, a new radio 'lo enjoy educafional and enierlaining programs, fro- phies for fhe girls' Badminfon +eams, iusf +o men+ion a few. This year James Alexander, sevenfh grade, sold 'lhe mosi' subscriplions and received a Philco radio. The fwo runners-up were Philip Hudson and James Phillips. In assembly, af Thanksgiving lime, six of our members, Joan Maser, Pai' O'Connor, Be++y Cougler, Donald Wilde, Sheila Harper, and Dick Davenport presenfed a hilarious comedy, Thanksgiving by Chance . A Boy Scoul program on February 2I, a+ which Mr. Ernesf M. Blanchard, Scoul' Execulive, showed slides of Camp Woodland, was very inleresling. Philip Hudson was masler of ceremonies, Ronnie VanMar+er read from +he Bible, Lee Chamberlaine and William Adsih' lead fhe salufe fo fhe flag. James Alexander, Donald Amidon, Edmund Auffhammer, Dick Cowden, Jose h DeGroa+, James Greer, Dick Hill, Reginald Holmes, Pai' O'Connor, Jack Purcell, Dick, Seeber, Dale Travis, and Donald Wilde each sfafed one of ihe purposes of lhe Boy Seoul' work. Sally Kresser and Joan Boone, dressed in cowboy cosiumes, were winners in +he Allied You+h Taleni Show coniesl wilh fheir gui+ar and singing acl. A Sl'a'I'e Physical Educafion Teachers' Conveniion held in Syracuse January 26 wil- nessed a demonsfrafion of badminlon parlicipaled in by Margarel' Kile, Sandra Mabie, Felicia Milewski, Marilyn Pu+nam, Marilyn Roehm, Mary Alice Sexfon, Kay Songer, and Mary Lou Spagnola. JUNIOR HIGH Con't. Several girls won block lellers for afler school parlicipalion in games, apparalus and lumbling skills. Among 'lhemz Joan Biggs, Margarel Boyle, Anne Brown, Phyllis Crouse, Cora Dudley, Lynn Flagg, Carolyn James, Ellen Joor, Palricia Jordan, Palricia Kiley, Margarel Kile, Nancy Langham, Sandra Mabie, Jean and Joan Maser, Margarel Owens, Marilyn Pulnam, Marilyn Roehm, Saundra Sanders, Mary Alice Sexfon, Kay Songer, Venelia Thomas, Marion Thompson, Joyce VanderMeyden, Barbara Van Wormer, Dorene Whilney, Sarah Wylie. A bowling leam was s+arled lhis year. Those having high scores were Mary Alice Sexlon, Ernes+ine Sexlon, Evon Abdo, Palricia Kiley, Margie Kile, Carolyn James, Sandra Malaie, Marilyn Pulnam, Marilyn Roehm, Mary Lou Spagnola, Peggy Won- derley, and Jeannine Wrighl. The Soil Ball and Serv-Us Ball leams played al lhe Junior High School Play Day held in Kirk Park in June. ln baskelball 'rhe boys who are oulslanding layers are Coon, Co ne, Culligan, Cowden, Davenporl, Donohue, Alexander, Connelly, Slanko, Kilmer, Ehlle, O'Connor, Greer, Holmes, Hudson, Wilde, Windish, Wells, VanMar'rer, Welch, and Loan. ln gymnaslics fhese names mean good work: Lindsley, Pigrila, Purcell, Wallace, Carney, Cowden, O'Connor, Greer. ln lrampoline work-ouls lhose who shine are Culligan, Alexander, Loan, Sidmore V. and J., Wallace, Edmonds, Carney, Davenporl, Conway, Cowden, O'Connor, Connelly, Welch, and Greer. A A.1n.Alli-l- 8lA Qmfle,-.4 gd? 2 CJPBKU 71,4 gruajem coming .fgffrafflo Jdcf f .xgcfiuifiefn . .. 4 Q e f as x xr FOOTBALL Valley 7 Easlwood . I3 Valley I9 C.B.A. 7 Valley Z7 Ml. Pleasanl O Valley I2 Nollingham I3 Valley 0 Norlh 6 Valley O Vocalional I9 Valley 26 Cenlral , 2I , , HE I949 Foolball season was a speclacular campaign, as colorful as any in lhe ia hislory of foolball al Valley - even lhough our gridders mel defeal. S' 'Ti Prospecls 'lor an excellenl season were high. The malerial was available, buf generalship and lhe will lo win was lacking. ll wasn'l unlil Jerry Taylor, one of 'lhe besl loolball players ever lo wear a Valley uniform, came down wilh poliomyelilis 'lhal our leam showed lhe enlhusiasm and delerminalion lo play lo win. We were all very sadly surprised and offered our sympalhelic encouragemenl lo Jerry for a quick recovery. And il was diflicull lo realize lhal one ol our own had lo be laken wilh such a deadly disease 'lo shake us 'From lhe slump lhal we were in. Through lhe len day qnuaranline period Jerry TayIor's desire lo recover inspired our loolball players 'lo suc a high emolional pilch 'lhal lhey loo were desirous ol aclion. Coach Broscoe had only lo menlion Jerry's name and lhe players responded wilh a delerminalion lhal had no equal. Somelimes lhe body will nol reacl wilhoul lhe necessary lraining and lhal is exaclly whal happened in our game againsl Nollingham when were were defealed I3-I2. We were physically capable lo play one half a game only. The len day lay-off and lack of lime lo prepare lor 'lhis game hurl lremendously. I+ is lhe opinion of many lhal 'rhe lay-off was lhe cause ol our deleal - even 'though we were behind I3-I2 al hall-lime. The whole squad should be complimenled 'lor lheir laurels on lhe gridiron buf lhere are always lhose who sland oul. The Academy Slall places Jerry Taylor in lhe number one spol. Bob Schalk second lor his excellenl play and generalship of lhe leam, and lhird, Jack MacDonald lor his superb play--lilling lhe posilion lell vacanl by Jerry Taylor. Seniors lhal we don'l wanl lo lose, bul musl lhrough gradualion are: Joslyn, Pullin, Mielz, Cecile, Adank, Shepard, Ginley, Lawless, Tuflley, Kelaily, Bohemier, Moore, and our Managers Leigh and Corregan. Players relurning who will become our 'Fulure gridiron greals are E. Lalhrop L. Lalhrop, D. Wallace, Gardner, Belle, Conway, Molh, Jackson, Purcell, L. Wallace, Ruolil, Gray, Morse, Rainone, Felice, E. Donnelly, Goodnough, Hennessey, and Man- ager Forlh. o The Coaching Slafl of Broscoe, Hudson, Ballard, and Silvanic worked in harmony and il is hoped lhal lhey will all relurn nexl year. CHORUS The fall season opened successfully when +he O.V.A. Chorus, consisfing of 70 members, presenfed a program for our paren+s a+ Open House on November IS. On December ZI, we parficipafed in 'lhe Chris+mas program. The soloisfs were Jennie Karim, Cliff Reynolds, and Jim Whelan. The Chorus sang on +he Syracuse Schools in Acfion program, January 9, on WSYR and also gave a Spring Concerf in +he Valley Audi+orium on May l2. Jennie Karim, Charles LaPierre, CharloHe Brown, and Helen Nowahlcy were lhe feafured soloisfs. The members of 'rhe chorus wish 'ro express 'lheir gra+i+ude fo our excellenf direcior, Mrs. Horfense Dederer, who has worked so hard Training us. We also wish 'lo express our apprecialion 'ro Marcia Frinlx and Malcolm Sfone who have been our loyal accompanisfs. The Junior High Chorus, under The direcfion of Miss Dorolhy Bassell, has aboul six+y members. They gave a program a+ Chris+mas lime and anofher in fhe spring. THE INSTRUMENTAL PROGRAM HE Valley high school ins+rumen+al deparlmenf has +wo organizalions, 'rhe ,ri N.,,' band and orchesfra, direc+ed by Theron G. Forbes. The band has a member- Q' 'Tc ship of liffy fhis ferm. The orcheslra has a membershi of fweniy. Each class from The sevenfh fhrough fwelffh grade is represenfed in bo+h Sand and orchesfra. In +he fall ihe band has a full schedule playing for ihe foofball games. On fhe looiball field ihe band is a marching uni+ wi+h 'lhe addi+ion of 'rwelve maioreH'es led by Joyce Six. Af presenl The band and orcheslra are working on music for our spring concerf. We will be assisied on +he program by +he Junior high school chorus. The music 'lhai' is being sfudied by +he band and orchesfra members has been selecfed from 'lhe New Yorl: Siale School Music Associalion lis'I'. The sfaie music organizalion sponsors many s+a+e fesfivals in 'lhe spring. One is fo be held a+ Crouse College on May I2+h and l3+h. The progress of bofh organiza+ions should make ihem eligible for +he feslival. The inslrumenfal program is begun al Meachem, Van Duyn and McKinley grade schools. A+ presenl fhe Meachem and Van Duyn schools each has an orchesira of len members. In 'rhe grade schools +he insfrumenial program is sfarfed. The requiremenfs for beginning siudenls in grade school or high school are: singing abiliiy, general musical apl'i+ude, academic LQ., and parenlal in+eres+. All insfrumenlal lessons in +he schools are under fhe direcfion of The Board of Educafion. lnsfrumenial s+uden+s are encouraged +o s+udy privalely as soon as possible. Valley high school and ifs 'lwo grade schools, Meachem and Van Duyn, have 'rhree fine principals who have been cooperafive in developing The insfrumenfal program in +he schools on ihe soulh side of Syracuse. Progress has been splendid and will con'I'inue in fhe fulure. THE VALLEY MAJORETTES iorie Sfrief Jean Simms Eileen Allen Chrisfine Young Jane? Bowers Ginny ffix - ..'- r Smifh, Beryl Broil, and Marlha Bedworfh under lhe leadership of Hea Maiorelfe Joyce Six. The Maiorefres are found a+ all 'rhe Foo+ball Games, rain or shine, and march in all +he annual parades. HE O.V.A. Maioreifes consisl' of Kay Clifl, Anne Williams, Pai l'lor+h, Mar- -?' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' d A+ fhe Annual Spring Conceri +hey were awarded block leHers for +heir faifhful service in 'rhe band. CHEERLEADERS ARILYN COX was head cheerleader fhis season. She, along wiih Mary Lou ff Taffe, Jane Doray, Peg Cerio, Mary Smifh, Bev Coon are velerans of las+ season. Arlene Kelediian, Ginny Me+zler, Sally Perrigo, Dolores Presuffi, Joan O'Shea, CharloH'e Bronner, and Jackie Huffman make up fhe resf of fhe squad. We held a Pep Fes'I ' a+ Meachem Field before fhe firsl' foolball game and led 'rhe cheering a+ all fhe foolball and baskelball games. The Hep Hep Hop held in 'fhe Valley gym, was sponsored by fhe cheerleaders 'ro honor 'the foofball ieam. Anne VVilliams was chosen Pigskin Queen and Jack Ginley was awarded our 'rrophy for being chosen as 'rhe mos+ valuable senior player of 'fhe year. During baskefball season 'lwo new subs, Joan Grassman and Bev Fish were added 'fo fhe squad and we also wish lo 'rhank Mrs. Wheeler for being a splendid advisor and fhe s+uden'r body for 'rheir whole-hea+ed suppori. THE ART CLUB Presidenf , ,, Lorance Yales Vice Presidenf . ,Jacqueline HulTman Secrelary Beverly Gilmore Treasurer Jane? Bower Exhibilion Chairman . ,, Charles Bro'H' Social Chairman Jean Simms Hisforian Marjorie Smilh S2 Gp, DVANCED sludenfs wiih exceplional abilify in arl consfifufe lhe Ari Club of Ononda a Vall Acad m :J g ey e y. N Lorance Yafes and Charles Broil were Achievemenl' Key winners 'lhis year in lhe Nafional Scholasfic Ari Exhibifion sponsored by E. W. Edwards and Sons. Of 'lhe 300 enfries exhibiled, Lorance Yales won firsl prize for his colored ink drawing The Cemenl' Mixer and Charles Broil won firsf prize for his charcoal drawing Fa+her Sleeping . These prize winning pieces will go on fo lhe Nalional Exhibifion in Pills- burgh, Pennsylvania. There will be l00 College or Ari School Scholarships given +o fhe winning sfuclenls. The Ari Club has sponsored several exhibilions in 'I'he school library. And if a'Hends exhibilions al 'lhe S racuse Museum of Fine Arls, lraveling exhibilions and exhibilions by lhe lhree local arf clubs. They also visif 'rhe Fine Arls Ari Gallery al Syracuse Universily and 'rhe Firsf Federal Savings Banks Ari' Gallery. The Ari' Club has gone far in lhe field of arf and has had a very successful year. The Junior High School ar+ deparlmenl is proud of +he four winners from our school whose work was exhibiled a+ +he recenf Scholaslic Award Exhibilion of lhis region -- Mifchell Bush, Roberf Errico, and Dick Hall received Honorable Menlion and William Skelton +he Golden Key Award. . The Dramalic Club a+ Valley is iinishing i+s Firs+ year of exis+ence lhis lerm. Sev- eral members of fhe club helped backslage ai' lhe Chrislmas play. Rehearsals are now in progress for +he play Time For Every'fhing lo be presenled fhis spring. Officers are Malcolm Sfone, President Charles La Pierre, Vice-Presidenlg Dorelle Flavin, Sec- re'l'aryg Jenny Karim, Treasurer. We wish lo fhank our advisor, Mrs. Slrong, for her wonderful cooperalion and guidance and also Miss Taylor for her valued assisfance. JUNIOR RED CROSS , HE Junior Red Cross Club of O.V.A. has done excep+ional work +his year -il gi i under +he guidance and direclion of Miss O'Conner. 5.5: :af Ann Tulhill gave +ime and energy +o help Valley's cause in lhe Red Cross Drive 'for enrollmenl and fhe Service Fund. Helping her make favors and give 'rime lo blood bank and Service Campaign were 'rhe many inIeres+ed sfudenls. These services were made possible Ihrough fhe generous cooperalion of +he sludenls of +he school. Plans for fhe fulure include a Red Cross Day and filling boxes for +he European children. The represen+a+ives lo Ihe Syracuse Junior Red Cross meelings are Ann Tulhill, Helen Nowafzky, and Zoe Volaris. ALLIED YOUTH OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf , , , , Harvey Kriesel Zoe Volaris Vice-Presidenf, Ginger Richardson Harvey Kriesel Secrelary , ,.,Donna Travis Helen Nowa+zky Treasurer ., , ,, Ronnie Leffermen Dick Jean In Oclober Allied Youfh held an assembly al which Mr. K. Ellenwood spoke: laler lhere was a receplion for him af Cenlral High sponsored by 'rhe lnferposf Council. Since January plans were underway for fhe second Annual Talenl Show sponsored also by Ihe Allied Youlh Council. Our posf senl five confesfanfs 'ro parlicipale. Allied Youlh held a movie Assembly in February for Ihe school and on March I7+h we puf on Ihe S+. Pal's dance which was a huge success. During 'Ihe pas+ year we have had several social gafherings al members' homes wilh dancing and games. The purpose of Allied Youlh a+ Valley is 'ro have a social organizalion 'ro enioy ourselves and we cordially invile all Ieen-age boys and girls 'lo ioin us. 4 .. .fdcf 2 wafer .fgcfivifieri x K BASKETBALL Q N , HE season of I949-I950 proved io be +he mosl' successful season in ihe hislory Q 5- , . . . of Onondaga Valley. T is season marked up fwelve wms and nine losses. .Pl . 5 . . . . . 'T Valley won 'their firsr game by defeahng an inexperienced Smn+h Tech. leam 'lhen dropping close decisions lo Norfh, Cen+ral, Vocalional and NoHingham by slim margins, while defeafing C.B.A. and Easfwood. The second half of fhe season proved more successful by fhe added s+reng+h of Jaclr Underwood, Neil Wilcox, and Carl Sherman 'lo fhe veferan squad, including Bob Schallx, Jack Coon, Dave Doyle, Ernie Lafhrop, Jim Lawless, Jacl: Kinsella, Lloyd Lafhrop, and Wally Farmer. Valley won lhe Seclion lll, Class B championship by defeaiing Slcaneafeles, Cenfral Square, and Holland Pa+en+. ln fhe Tournamenl' of Champions held af U.F.A. in Ulica, New York, Valley drew Elbridge-Secfion III, Class D champions, who gave a good accounf of fhemselves by holding Valley 'ro lhe close margin of 45-42. On fhe 'following nighl Valley mel Wafer- lown-Sec+ion lll, Class A champions, in lhe finals. Waleriown defeaied Minoa- Seciion lll, Class C champions. Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley bowed 'ro Waferfown in 'Phe finals 52-42. Smi+h Tech 43 Valley 62 Smifh Tech 2l Norih 42 Valley 43 Norfh 45 Cenlral 45 Valley 58 Cenfral 60 C. B. A. 40 Valley 66 C. B. A. 58 Vocafional 45 Valley 45 Vocalional 44 Eas+wood 4l Valley 45 Eas+wood 3I No'H'ingham 50 Valley 46 No'H'ingham 48 Auburn 42 Valley 62 Auburn 48 N. Y. P. H. S. A. A. Secfion 3 Valley 47 Slcanealeles 43 Valley 64 Cenlral Square 44 Valley 49 Holland Palenf 45 Valley Elbridge 42 Valley 45 42 Waierlown 52 HOCKEY TEAM l fs OR anofher year Valley was fhe only cify high school fo supporf a hockey ly 4. 2:4 feam. Due fo fhe lack of ice fhe feam was greafly handicapped, having only 'fl' fwo days of pracfice and one home game. The feam, coached by Dib Blandford and Milf Wells, fied for firsf place in fhe Hamilfon College lnvifafional High School Hockey Tournament Our goalie, Gordon Dufch Miefz, was awarded fhe mosf valuable player frophy of fhe fournamenf. They also affended fhe Clarkson College and Lake Placid High School Invifafional Tourna- menfs. Refurning veferans from lasf year were: Gordon Dufch Miefz, Jim Blandford, Chuck Wafrous, Dick Sfreefer, Bob McCufcheon, Dick Purcell, Pal' Dugan, Dave Heid- enreich, Bob Brown, and Bob May. The newcomers fo fhe feam were: Jerry Campbell, Jack Duby, Chuck Usherwood, Chuck Green, and Don May. The mobilized unif consisfing of Ruddy Shorf-cuf May, Willy Lead Foof McCufcheon, Arfhur Non-sfop Miefz, Dibby Mayor Blandford, and Milfon H. S. Wells managed fo gef fhe feam fo all of fheir games on schedule. Wifh cooperafion of all feam members working fogefher fhey obfained donafions fo pay for fhe new hockey rink and sponsor fhe frips. Among fhe donors were fhe Val ey Men's Club and business propriefors in and around fhe Valley. Valley Clinfon 2 Valley 4 Clinfon 8 Valley Rome 4 Valley 5 Clinfon I-H.I.T. Valley Roche 3-H.l.T. Valley 0 Rome 7-C.l.T. Val ey La e Placid 2-H.l.T. Valley 0 Rome 4 Valley Clinfon 4 Valley 5 Lake Placid 7-L.P.l.T. VOLLEY BALL .., ALLEY had a successful Volley Ball feam fhis year. In fheir firsf game fhey Qc 'J defeafed Auburn fo become fhe Syracuse area represenfafives af fhe Winfer few Mr, lndoor Sporfs Carnival af Ufica, New York. Lack of pracfice handicapped fhe feam unlike fhe year before when fhey wenl' undefeafed fo become Secfion 3 Winfer Sporfs Carnival Champions. All fhe feam members congrafulafe Lew Szeles on his fine coaching. Members of fhe feam were: Bob Schalk, John Jim, Jack Cook, Ernie Lafhrop, Neil Wilcox, David Doyle, Wallace Farmer, Adrian Niesz, Jerry Campbell, Max Larwin, Jim Lawless, Jack Ginley and Harold Goodnough. l 'J ssporlj V C L L E Y B A L L Valley , 22 Cenlral 30 Valley , , 34 No++ingham 20 Valley . 20 Vocalional I0 Valley Y,,, , . 47 Norlh 24 K . ..... j HE girls were Iri-champs wiih Noffingham and Ceniral. The caplains were ug My Mary Smilh and Joyce Blaclx. The lirsl leam consisfed of Smilh, Black, Mil- lard, Greene, Bronner, Brown, Freeman, Thompson and Songer. BaHle of lhe Cen+ury vm v D C l Qt pi: The Ieam played Ihe facully lo raise money for lheir banquei which was held al Marl'in's. BADMINTON 1 .K l, ' HE badminlon double 'lournamenf was played April 25 al' Valley and April 26 va u .42 iq.: al Norlh. The championship has been held by Valley for 2 conseculive years af' '?: and will 'Iry lo be held a lhird. The leams are-Millard-Gilmore, Brown-Bronner, Black-Thompson, Greene- Songer, Klien-Reinhardf, Huffman-Williams, Morgan-Shug, Robinson-Powell, James- Edgeworfh. SWIMMING I5 beaulies decided fo swim. ln 'lhey wen'I wilh vigor and vim. They swam for an hour all carefree and gay. Oul lhey came all washed away. P L A Y D A Y ERVICE ball, soffball and relay races will be +he aclivilies carried on a+ Kirk i ' Park. The Senior High will have fheirs Tuesday, June 6, and fhe Junior High T,?ii?.,.f Wednesday, June 7. ' BASKETBALL 151357 ,V APTAIN is Joyce Blaclc. Forwards are Blaclc, Marshall, Borden and Thompson. g, Defense - Greene, Wilde, Bronner and James. i' xii' Their schedule consisfed of games wiih Solvay, Noflingham, and Fayefleville. e'Heville. Round robin was played 'rhe 25+h of January. BOWLING ya HE lournamenl' was held April l9'Ih af fhe Wesl Side Recreafion Alleys. The :gg 31? girls +ha+ parlicipaled in Ihis sporl' are Perrigo, Cliff, Kline, Reinhardf, Fish, af' '93 Simms, Slrieff, Songer, Avery and James. R A D I O ,NONDAGA VALLEY ACADEMY wan have won 'lhe WFBL News LQ. Cham- .I pionshnp Trophy for Iwo successive years, I949-l950. This program was .L 45 sfarfed in I947. Norfh was Ihe I947 champion and Noffingham won in l948. Wilh all public high schools pariicipafing, each school is represenied by a Ieam of Ihree members, wi'Ih Iwo schools compeiing each Saiurday afiernoon from 3 +o 3:30 p.m. The feam winner each week refurns Ihe following week 'Io meel a new opponenf Teams are quizzed on fhe news-infernaiional, nafional, local, and sporls-as if appears in +he Iwo Syracuse newspapers. A +o'ral of eleven Valley sfudenls, in 'Ieams of Ihree, parlicipaied in I949. They won Iwelve s+raighI' vicfories over Iheir opponenls 'For a I'o+al of I75 poinls. Cenfral was runner up wi+h I53 poin+s. The Irophy was presenied 'Io 'Ihe feam and Io 'Ihe school on Monday, June I3, I949, by Mr. Oscar F. Soule, presidenl of Ihe Onondaga Radio Broadcasiing Corp. Mr. Ed Bryanf, quiz mas'Ier, was also present The I949 Ieam par+icipan+s are: James Bobbelf, Philip Clark, Richard Knoblock, Llo d Laihrop, Lena Nowaisky, Gerald Skreckoski, Joseph Oniko, Jack Parkinson, Hellen Reilly, Diane Russi, Edward Shephard. Alfhough 'rhe I950 season will no+ be comple+ed un'I'il May 27, Onondaga Valley Academy has a +o'I'al of 237 poinis as of April Isl, wi+h 'rheir nearesl' opponenl, Cenfral, having a fofal of 4I poinis. Valley had siaried Ihe I950 season againsl' Cenfral and was vic+orious for Iwelve successive weeks un+il defeafed by Cen+ral on Iheir I3+h s'Iraigh+ broadcasl on April Isl. Wi+h anolher appearance on May 20 and i+s already greal' +o+al of 237 poinls, il is agreed 'rhaf Onondaga Valley Academy will be Ihe firsi ci'ry school Io win Ihe 'Irophy Iwo years in succession. A June preseniafion program is being planned during which a regular quiz program will be conducled wi'Ih junior and senior feams compefing againsf each ofher. This will be recorded and broadcasl' over WFBL la+er. The I950 Ieam consisfed of Ihe following: John Churchill, Philip Clark, Barbara Evans, Marcia Frink, Richard Knoblock, Nancy Normand, Mary Ellen Rafford, Helen Reilly, Roy Shorii, Carol S+ree+. NEWS LQ. PROGRAM SPORT NEWS Don Fowler and Charlo++e Bronner have done a splendid iob of felling radio audiences Ihe Valley news Sa+urdays over WAGE High School Sporfs program. Inierviews wifh members of our various afhlefic groups have given variefy 'Io Ihe program. ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS Over WNDR Safurdays aI 2 p.m. found Onondaga Valley Academy parficipaling on 'Ihree Safurdays. These I5 minule programs on curreni confroversial Iopics were prepared and broadcast wifhouf wriHen scri Is. Topics were: Should +he U.S. Help Defend Formosa, Africa - Friend or Foe andjihe final one undecided ai present VALLEY TRI-Y OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Presidenf , , Beverly Coon Diane Russi Vice-President, , , , Diane Russi Lois Tannenberger Recording Secrerary Pai Coyne Margie Cameron Corresponding Secrefary , ,Margie Sfrieff Jane S+ree+ Treasurer , Lois Tannenberger Pal' Coyne Chaplain , Joann Dylceman Barb Avery Hisforian Marilyn Wildridge Ginny Rushey .-. 31 ALLEY TRI-Y has had a ver successful year. The girls opened iheir fall acfivi- Qiq Dil, +ies wifh fhe lnducfion oil Barb Avery, Par MacDowell and Ginny Rushey. fi: 59. Following 'I'his fhey held a dance, The Pumplcin's France , in fhe gym and if proved 'lo be a social and financial success. We also had a Friendship Supper ar S+. Paul's Church. The spring ferm began wilh insfallafion of officers ai Bersani's. A lea was held April I6 a+ fhe home of Barb Avery. Those inducled info Tri-Y in 'lhe spring were: Dol' Horsburgh, Barbara Gould, Caroline Coa+s, Barb Hadden, Velma Toppazzini, Nancy Bane, Kay Wallcings'ficl: and Eleanor Furlong. An open parfy 'rooln place al' 'lhe Y.M.C.A. wi'rh swimming and dancing. Fun was had by all. A dance is being planned for June and we will have our annual oufing fo close The year in June. PI OMICRON HONOR SOCIETY I950 OFFICERS Presidenf , , , ,,,,, Mary Ellen Ra'Fford Secrefary N .,,,, ...,,,., D ouglas McBurney Vice-Presiden+ , ,,,,,, , ,Joan Freeman Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, ,,.. , .ee,,,,7,,,.re, R oy Shor-H' Advisor: Miss Geraldine Andrews i .had ' HE lirsl meeling of lhe honor sociely was held in lhe lale fall as a resull of plans made by one of Miss Lang- L tw 4 f . . . . . . . . wg idly ham s senior English classes. The purpose of Ihe organizahon is +o honor scholashc accomplnshmenl and Q' 'Oz render service Io fhe school. Our lirsl proiecf was +o invile Ihe enlering sevenlh graders 'From Van Duyn and Meachem elemenlary schools fo an orienfafion program, prior Io Iheir fransfer here. Laler we gave a parly for Ihe enlering IOII1 grade girls from Roosevell Junior High. In March Parenl' Teacher Associalion asked 'rhe honor sociefy Io parlicipale in a roundlable discussion concern- ing our exlra curricular ac+ivil'ies. Ten of our members, represenling I e various school organizalions, were speakers. A movie assembly was held in April and plans were made lo hold anolher assembly in May or June in which Val- ley's own Ialenl would be used. Under +he capable guidance of Miss Andrews and Miss Langham Ihe honor sociely has been successfully eslab- lished as a credifed school organizalion. OFFICERS Presidenfm ,..,,,,, Vice-Presidenl ,,,. Secrelaryn ..,,., , u Treasurer, . .,,, .,,,,, , .,,, , W lnslallalion Officer., Hislorian ,,,,,,, Publicily Manager, Fall Term Mark Hanlon Richard Knoblock Marfha Bedworlh David Joor .Arlene Kelediian Malcolm Slone Kennelh Wilbur Spring Term William Terrell Norman Pallidino Malcolm Slone Marlha Bedworlh Phillip Clark David Joor Gary Viele K a yi HE sfudenfs, who received 901, in Ihe January' finals in malhemalics and a general average of 85 o and wg My were inilialed in+o Pi Omicron, honorary mal ema+ics sociely, are Shirley Bulford, Elizabelh Bungay, Ann IQ' 'ff Casey, John Churchill, Marlha DeSilva, Joan Freeman, Marcia Frink, Dorolhy Hill, David Hoyl, Barbara Hadden, Edward McCar+hy, Carol Ross, Douglas Slorey, and Shirley Wallace. The year's proiecls were, Ihe annual coun+y wide malhemafics conlesl, fhe annual Fireside Frolic Dance, Ihe facully cookie sale, and lhe moving picfure assembly. O+her members: Roberl Benlley, James Bobbe'H', Donald Curlis, Joan Grassman, Wesley Gridle , Jack Ginley, Mark Hanlon, Arlene Kelediian, Richard Knoblock, Barbara Merwin, Edward Murphy, Nancy Normancll, Harry Olsen, Roy Shor++, and Kennelh Wilbur. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Pregideni ,LVV,VVV,,,,w7I ,,,,,,,,I,I,I,,, A,,, , , , A,,,, Richard Knoblock Vice-Pregidenf Yv,,,,,, ,, .,,., Mary Ellen Rafford Secrefary ,Y,YY,,,V.,Y,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,, S hirley BLII'f0I'd Treasurer ,,A,v,,w,7..,A,r... rrr, , . ,..Y,Y David Joor Publicify Manager .,.,.,, H Y,.,. NOFCGI1 Adams Telephone Secrefary .eeeee,e,e. N . Kdfhleerl Beard Advisor .,.AV7ww,A,e7rV,,VV,,AAA,,,,r,r,, ,,rrrV,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,r,rY,Y M rs. Marie M. Cady -, '- ITH fhe commencemenf of fhe fall ferm, our membership included Noreen 2 ' Adams, Kafhleen Beard, James Bobbeff, Charloffe Bronner, Charloffe Brown, '-so li B: Shirley Bulford, Walfer Burns, Philip Clark, Beverly Gilmore, Wesley Gridley, Dorofhy Hill, Dolores Hisingfon, David Joor, Roberf Kefailey, Richard Knoblock, Mary Ellen Rafford, Pafricia Shane, Carol Sfreef, Clyde Tiffany, Faye Vadeboncoeur and Gary Viele. Officers were elecfed for fhe year and plans were drawn up for a full season of acfivifies. We sponsored an assembly in November wifh Basri Danisman as guesf speaker. Mr. Danisman is a nafive of Turkey, who is sfudying iournalism af Syracuse Universify. His falk was very inferesfing and was enioyed by fhe enfire sfudenf body. Our Miss Who-ls-If Dance held in December, was fhe climax of a confesf fo idenfify a queen selecfed by a grou . Norma McBurney, as queen, was presenfed a bouquef of roses. A Jan Peerce album, personally dedicafed fo fhe confesf winner, was awarded fo Anneffe Loan. Furfher acfivifies for fhe fall ferm included a Hallowe'en Parfy af Faye Vadebon- couer's, a Chrisfmas Parfy af Mrs. Cady's and a Hayride Parfy af Noreen Adam's. In February we welcomed fhe following as new members: Joyce Black, Pafricia Bowen, Peg Cerio, John Churchill, Marfha DeSilva, Joan Freeman, Edward McCarfhy, Dolores Halliday, and Priscilla Parce. l.R.C. members have been acfive in radio work. Phil Clark, John Churchill, Richard Knoblock, Mary Ellen Rafford and Carol Sfreef were members of fhe successful News IQ feam. A round-fable, Africa, Friend or Foe, was presenfed by Noreen Adams, Beverly Gilmore, Richard Knoblock, Clyde Tiffany and Faye Vadeboncoeur. Anofher assembly similar fo fhe one in fhe fall, was given in March. Our meefings are held every ofher Monday af fhe home of fhe members. A brief business meefing is followed by fhe discussion of an infernafional fopic. Among fhe fopics discussed during fhe yearywere China, fhe Brifish elecfions, India, foreign aid, and fhe Soufh Pacific Islands. Our social agenda was broughf fo a close by a card parfy and a June picnic. Under fhe capable guidance of Mrs. Marie M. Cady, l.R.C. has complefed anofher successful year. .xdcf 3 .Sawing .fdcfiuifiea lzilm' xii. -2 1:3 '1 ' M if L 1 T ff'-fi T5 A. GOLF ' ' HE prospecls for a successful Golf 'l'eam are brighl' U Y We will 'Feel ihe loss of Dan Younkins, our I949 individual champion, bui uf' 'Tl will choose a good 'ieam from lhe following boys, Charles Wafrous, Louie Spagnola, Gordon Miefz, Adrian Niesz, Richard Wrighi, Donald Bacon, Tony Boiselle, Bill Purcell, and Jack Underwood. Our Golf Tournamenl' is sponsored by 'lhe Syracuse Golf Associafion, which per- mifs fhe use of Member Club courses free of charge. GYMNASTICS HUS far fhe Gym Team has enioyed a very successful season. They have mf yn, defealed Procior High school of Ufica 43 'lo 37, and have broughl home for Q' '?: 'rhe 'rhird conseculive year 'the Championship of Secfion lll. During ihese fhree years Valley has gone undefeafed. Topping off fhis pasf season wifh a 56 io 24 defeal' of Procior of Ufica, bring +he 'lofals +o 8 oul' of 8. Somelhing new has been added fo 'rhe Valley Gym 'ream fhis year-a iunior varsiiy who have done very well indeed, having won lhe J.V. meef af 'lhe seclionals fhis year. The Varsify Squad consisfs of Don Leigh, Rober+ Chard, Ed Donnelly, Frank Pieroni, Bob Abdo, Dick Jackson, Wes Adams, and Ollie Murray. The J.V. Squad includes Lee Tiffany, Phil Hogan, Dick DeOrdio, Mariy Donnelly, Ron Laioure, and Rich Longo, as fulure Valley slars. TABLE TENNIS ln firsf round eliminafion fable fennis fournamenf Underwood, Belle, Barnes, Bland- ford and Sherman won fheir firsf fesf. ln fhe quarfer finals Underwood defeafed Blandford, Barnes defeafed Belle and Sherman drew a bye. ln fhe semi-finals Barnes defeafed Underwood fwo games fo one. Sherman again drawing a bye. ln fhe finals Sherman defeafed Barnes fwo games fo none, and qualified as fhe represenfafive from Syracuse fo fhe N. Y. P. H. S. A. A. secfion 3 held af fhe Ufica Free Academy, Ufica, N. Y. TRACK Lasf year fhe feam had a'very successful season under fhe fine coaching of Mr. Szeles. Valley placed fhird in fhe Cify Track and Field Championships, gafhering fhirfy poinfs while Noffingham and Easfwood collecfed fhirfy-four and fhirfy-one poinfs respecfively. Also during fhe season fhe feam defeafed Oneida and Norfh, and fied wifh Cenfral in a fhree-way meef wifh Easf Syracuse. Members of lasf year's feam who will be refurning are: Bob Schalk, Dick Jackson, Jack Ginley, Jerr Tasker, Larry Pullin, Freeman Buckfoofh, Paul Josl n, Clyde Tiffany, Jim Blandford, Ed' Nichols, Jim Lawless, Dave Joor, Bill Jakes, and Elwin Moore. The seniors wish Mr. Szeles and his frack feam fhe besf of luck fhis season. BASEBALL Valley ended ifs season fied for second place wifh Norfh. Three newcomers lasf season added sfrengfh fo a well rounded nucleus. These new men who became regulars are: Jim Blandford, Dave Doyle, and Larry Pullin. B rne Kinney, Richard Perry, Roberf Schalk, Bill Jones, Pefe Cosf, Jim Lawless, Ernesf Lafhrop, John Dalfon, Jack Miefz, and Jack Coon were players who refurned. New men were Paul Mofh, Jack Duby, Dick Sfreefer, George Marfin, Gordon Miefz, Andy Felice, Bill Ruoff, Wally Farmer, Harold Docfor, and Niel Wilcox. lf will be fhese laffer men who will make up fhe bulk of fhe feam for I950. THE JOE MINSAVAGE AWARD Eg!! .QI OE MINSAVAGE was, as mosf of you know, our afhlefic coach for fhree Q 5 Gy years, I939 fo l94I. He enlisfed in fhe Navy, and affer Basic Training ' , applied for acfive dufy. He was assigned fo a Merchanf Marine Ship ouf of Sf. Louis, in charge of a gun crew. He was losf af sea during a Jap raid. Joe was an excellenf feacher, a greaf coach and a grand friend fo Valley sfudenfs. The Cenfral Board of Baskefball Officials, in order fo perpefuafe his memory, makes an annual award, fo an oufsfanding afhlefe and good all around sfudenf. This award is a beau- fiful frophy, which becomes fhe personal properfy of fhe recipienf. Each High School feacher af Valley is asked fo vofe for his or her choice from among fhe Senior sfudenfs. Paul Maier was fhe choice in I947, Pefer Cosf in I948, and Richard Perkins for I949. Roberf Schalk, fhe mosf deserving senior, received fhe award for I950. To fhe hallowed memory of Joe we say - Requiescaf in Pace. THE ALUMNI CLASS OF I946 Married Francis Alexander, Irene Gilberl-Harry Perkins, Barbara Widlman, Dolores Dorland-Jack LaRue, Jean Knaack-Bob Foquel, Pauline Auderkirk-Menny Hoxie, Inez Burlon, Louise Harl-Hank Smalley, Dorolhy Rouse- Donald Dargy, Millie Ormsby, Lois Lombard, Bob Janes, Louise Slreel, Dick McQuaid, James Vollmer, Marshall Websler, Barbara Linforlh, Doris Hager-Grey Barr, Nancy Beers-Don Six, Doris Golham-Dick Coon, Shirley Duell-Ray Hoxie, Ginny Karo-Tom Davill, Kenny Robinson, Bud Ramseyer, Dorolhy Sleele, Audrey Nash, Barbara Page-Thomas Lynch, Jeanne Smingler-Alex Cosl, CLASS OF I948 Married: Nancy Blair, Eileen Barr, Jeanine Beckwilh, David Bonner, Joan Lockward, Phyllis Nichl, Jane Ohlsen, Joan Veldron, Marilyn Noslranl, Jean Pal- musano. Syracuse Universily: Shirley Abbol, Marie Eger, Donald Flag, John Fooks, Roger Fuller, John Harris, David Hull, Marie Knox, Helen Loberg, Jean Palmisano, Hilda Porralo, Marlha Smilh, Paul Hill. Jim Dwyer is allending Sl. Bonavenlure. Bob Palmer, Lebanon Valley. Norm Pulnam and Dave Traub, Morrisville. Navy: Duane Ballard, Dave Rogers, Jim Tasker, Ed Lively, James Suppley. LeMoyne: Jeanelle Speno. Telephone Company: , Shirley Fachl, Sally Greene, Norm Jock, Marion Kales, Mildred Travis. Engaged: Pal Rahrle-Donald Kresser, Aldrelh Oudarkirk, Susie McDugel, Bernice Johnson, Jeanine Gardner. Army: Ronald Fish. Working: Mary Toppazinni, Audrey Spencer, Susan Roul- slin, Calherine Doray, Lily Karim, Mary Fealhars. Nursing School: Dolores Morlon, Belly Ohlson, Shirley Furlong, Dorolhy Farringlon. CLASS OF I947 Married: Joan Chard, Joan Traub, Dol Webb, Pal Lam- berl, Joyce Vanderwege, Shirley Turo-Bud Marshall, Miriam Pierce-Randy Large, Jeanne Haley-Jack Shea, Virginia Rockwell, Gerlie Demers, Valera Kuney, Mary Ramsbollom land has a sonl, Anne lrwin-Harold Mc- Keen, Burlon Wrighl, Nancy Heflernon. Engaged: Jim Longo-Mary Jane Connell, Marilyn Robin- son, Louise Hachell, Joyce Wellner. Work: Barbara Fryer, Marilyn Milligan, Belly Kalenak, Rila Kasky, Mary Mullari, Belsy House, Nancy Mac- Callisler, Barbara Heidenrich, Peggy Williams. Donald Urban is on lhe Edilorial Slaff of lhe Cincinnali Enquirer. CLASS OF I949 Bob Horning: Mergenlhaler Linolype School. Alice Hercsa. Denlal School. Gene Irish: Colgale. Byrne Kinney: Hamillon. Dave Doyle, Dave Milford. Carl Sherman: P.G. Dick Perkins: Clarkson. Syracuse Universily: Howard Slryker, Donald Cranson Leona Elm. Oswego: Barbara Beaver, Nancy Wilson, Sally Evans. Corlland: Joyce Cavanaugh and Carol Johnson. LeMoyne: Pele Cosl. . Work: Beverly Duell, Jack Adank, Audrey Boone, Ginny Seifering, Ginny Marshall, Marlene Brislol,- Mano'n Doly, Jack Meilz, Tony Spagnola, Jean Slreali, Chris Yovonovilch, Jim Spring, Carol Fosler, ROY All9 '- Marion, Beckwilh, Ed Ballard, Priscilla Conger, Barbara Halsey, Waller Howard, Bruce Hendricks, Grela Gul- lano, Dol Knaack, Harry Karim, Jack Jarvis, Beverly King, Paul Scheflic, Ronald Neiss, Marcelme Seve. Charlolle Wilde, Marilyn Yale, Mary Jane Doyle, Dick Dielendorl. Married: Mary Lou Slanlon, Marlha Shane, Barbara C h Navy? Frank Romano, Neil Killoran, Bob Newman, Bob Thompson. OUR FACULTY f 5,gg g AST lall Miss Frances Ash, commercial leacher, was replaced by Mrs. While- ' ' f. I side Al lhe presenl lime Miss Ash is residing in Liverpool, where she is a ' supply leacher Shorlly aller her resignalion, she look a lrip lo lhe Wesl. During her lnp she vislled such places as Seallle, Ml. Ranier, Coulee Dam, Oregon, . Hollywood and Long Beach. California. Mrs. Whileside, who lormerly laughl al Roosevell Junior High School, has done a line iob in laking over Miss Ash's dulies here. DAR AWARD lhe besl ciluzen Their choice was based on dependabilsly service leader URING lhe. spring lerm, lhe. senior girls voled on lhe girl lhey lhoughl was . 291' E . . '. . ' ' . ' A ship and palruolusm. The facully lhen chose one girl from lhe lhree receiv- ing lhe highesl number of voles, Ralou Cosl, who lhen compeled for a scholarshi by wriling an essay on From lhe Lives ol Famous Americans llluslrale lhe Four Qualilies ol Good Cilizenship. HIND THE SCEN i ES The Sewing Circle Careful, Dib GeHin' Pur+ied Camera-Ac'l'ion! Girls Prinf, Too M Our Quie+ Library i Prof. Goes Hawaiian Where Were Ya7 The Weaker Sex Young Ar+is+s Where's Thaf Eraser Waich I+, Nan Smells good! Easy Does H PATRONS AND PATRONESSES We appreciale fha inleresf lhe palrons and palronesses fhe l950 Year-Book. Mr. and Mrs. George Cerio Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jahes Mr. and Mrs. Slanley P. Shane, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Thompson Horlense Dederer Evelyn Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Millard Mr. and Mrs. Reuben F. Corless Mr. and Mrs. John Purcell Ben Farsaci Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Earl Case, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCleery Miss Ina E. Taylor Eliol Birnbaum Joseph Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Charles Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Joor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Waller S. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Horsburgh Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Bobbeff Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Mahler Pele Rossomano Miss Grace L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Theron Forbes Bill Heim Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Frank Chiappone lrv's Men Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Churchill Irving Lehrer Mrs. H. Huniford Mr. and Mrs. Cy Slanion Mr. and Mrs. Clinlon Burgreen Rev. and Mrs. John M. Joslyn Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Barnes Hank Tornarolli K. E. Delia Girls Mr. and Mrs. Olin C. Buyea Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Gridley Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Marcy, Jr. Mrs. Mildred Hall Mr. and Mrs. William M. Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Flavin B. G. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William Ullman Miss Jane Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Gray and Children Mr. and Mrs. David Blacl: Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Taylor Mrs. B. M. Bloss Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Evans Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. John Roehm Roberf G. Dielz. U. S. N. Miss Alma Hursl Mrs. Mary O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lohli Mr. and Mrs. William Black, Sr. Mrs. Kalhryn Schuh Gene Wells, '46 Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald and Children Olis Pefers and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Po'Her Mr. and Mrs. F. Calderala and Children Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Casey Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Gilmore and Family Ginny Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gwilf Dr. and Mrs. William Bedworlh Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boll Mrs. Kale Murray Mr. Edward Michael Broscoe Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Halliday Mr. and Mrs. Roberl J. Green Miss Adeline Wallace Rose Mary Kile The Sweei Shop John Kanfoush Mr. Elwin Wambi have shown in lhe Class of l950 and Mr. and Mrs. Waler L. Howard Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bora Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Vadeboncoeur Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Golden Mr. Na+ Mangano Mr. and Mrs. E. Finn Ar+ O'Leary Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Grindley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morlon Jack Plumber Mr. and Mrs. Herberf Wrighl, Jr. Mrs. Alice Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Viale Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bode Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Marcy. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Smiih Mr. and Mrs. Charles Singer Mrs. Dorofhy Lindberg Kennelh PadgeH Mr. and Mrs. George W. Knoblock Miss Olive Langham Mr. and Mrs. George H. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Herberl' Hall Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lohr Dr. and Mrs. Roberl H. Rowner Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Freeman Milne and Sian Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goodsell and Family Mr. and Mrs. Clayion Fellows and Daughier Mrs. Marie Cady Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. S'l'ree'ler Edifli Horle Miss Florence A. Whalen Mrs. A. T. Leonard Miss Barbara Michels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amesbury Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf H. Lafhrop Mr. and Mrs. H. Tannenberger Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Sireel Mr. and Mrs. Chrisfopher Taffe Miss Geraldine Andrews r T: t 8 ' X ,--4 A 533 A- Q g I 5 ,fx . Q S .L und iw ii Q--M-www? ff Y .M 5 Telephone 2-6009 or 9-3296 PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING if EDW. SCHALK Cr SON Plastering Contractors ik 218 Harrison Street Syracuse 2, N. Y C. W. BOONE CONTRACTOR, Inc. 'k EXCAVATING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS COMPLETE ROAD CONSTRUCTION SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT TO RENT ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTION WORK 'lr DIAL 4-3575 If No Answer-9-3501 559 EAST BRIGHTON AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF WALT POTTS SOCONY SERVICE zzo1 MIDLAND Avenue svncuss, N. Y. IT'S WELLS Cr COVERLY'S for smarter styles for young men! 332 - 336 So. Salina St. Student Shop 3rd Floor Mention the Annual When Pcntronizing Advertisers Compliments of STANTON FOUNDRY INC. Solvay, New York st Popular Girl ...,.......,...,.... Ralou Cost Class Beauty ................ Joyce Hollenb lr I B t Popu ar oy ,...,,,.....,..... Jack Ginley Handsomest Boy ,...,.,.........,... Diclr P Compliments of THE VERONA RESTAURANT HOME OF FINE FOODS 3809 South Salina Street Phone 9-0862 BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester, New York Designers ond Producers of EXCLUSIVE CLASS JEWELRY Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements ond Personol Cards MR. JAMES L. MASON, District Monager 90 Rock Island St. Gouverneur, New York BEST LJISHES 1745 Gras of sl G' si B Compliments of MR. WILLIAM P. WHELAN oy ......,...,,,,. ...,,,,....,Diane Russi Class Cul-Up......,,........,...Anne Will ...........Tom lrwun Class Cul'-Up......,.,..............,Elw inM Compliments of SYRACUSE BRICK CO. SYRACUSE LUMBER CO. OVA LUNCH and - DENNIS ICE CREAM CORP. Thanks you for your patronage and congratulates you seniors VAN TRANSPORT LINES BUFFALO - ROCHESTER - SYRACUSE - ALBANY CORTLAND - BINGHAMTON - ENDICOTT E. J. VANDERWEGE Phone 4-2I52 Syracuse, New Y Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers Compliments of MILK DISTRIBUTORS OF SYRACUSE C Drink Milk for l'leGlTl'1 B + D d I llY,,.ll,.,,........l.l, Jack Duby Mosi Bashful A.....v,.,..v....,..,A...... Tom B 'll B f D d .,,. A,....All,,.,I. J aclzie Huffman Mosl' Bashful .,.,.,..........,........... Bery T A Y L O R ' S RED and WHITE FOODS C 4720 South Salina Street OUR GOAL IS To Supply Our Customers With Quality Doiry Products HELP Us TO REACH OUR GOAL FAIRBANKS FARMS DAIRY, INC COMPLIMENTS OF FAIRCHILD G' MEECH FUNERAL CHAPEL 500 West Onondaga Street SYRACUSE'S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS Air Conditioned M CAMPBELL'S VALLEY DINER 4710 South Salina Street Syracuse, New York t Pleasing Personalit ..,Y., Jael: Ginle Cutest Cou le Y Y P B t Dancer .A,,..,., ,..,......,,,,.... P at Pullin JerryT In D R s Compliments of SIRlNG'S MARKET C O R S A G E S Graduation Bo-K's Wedding Designs BY SCHAD FLORIST 1223 SOUTH AVENUE WE DELIVER PHONE 6-4520 CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE Approved By The New York State Department of Education A State approved business school must meet the rigid requirements of: Certification of teachers. Approval of courses and size of classes. Fair dealing with students and the public. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 5, l95O Syracuse 2, New York William J. Veigel, Director Compliments of GREENLEAF FUNERAL HOME Class Bachelor ......,.,.....,....... Jack Kincella Class Athlete ............................ Bob Schallr Class Athlete ..,s.... ..vw.,....,.s J oyce Black Most Pleasing Personality ....., Mary Smith ALSTRANDS FRU IT FARMS Soles Room Two Miles West of Cardiff, N. Y. on Route 20 Phone 9-2879 A FRIENDLY CHURCH . . . Q Your Sorrow is Our Sorrow. e Your Joy is Our Joy. o Your Need is Our Opportunity to Serve. COME VISIT WITH US! Worship - I I A. M. - Sunday THOMPSON ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST Nedrow, New York Think nought a trifle, though it small appearg Small sands make the mountain, moments make the year SYRACUSE PIANO COMPANY Telephone 6-2906 Syracuse, New York SALINA CHEVROLET CO., INC. 650 South Salina Street Your Downtown Chevrolet Dealer Telephone 3-2176 The TRIDENT PRINTING Corp. Specializing in School Year Books OFFSET and LETTERPRESS Complete Facilities for Planning, Preparation, Production and Distribution of ADVERTISING LITERATURE Folders, Pamphlets, Booklets, Catalogues OFFICE AND FACTORY FORMS Letterheads, Statements, Envelopes, Price Lists, Business Cards, Time Cards, Ruled Records FINE ENGRAVING Announcements, Wedding Invitations 561 So. Clinton St. lrear Empire Theatre BIdg.l 2-7764 or 3-0129 POWELSON INSTITUTE A MODERN ScHOOL OF BUSINESS Specialized Business Training on a Professional Level for All Fields of Commerce ond lndustry ,ll-i State Registered and Nationally Approved Recognized for the Efficiency of its Graduates Catalog on Request Loew Building Syracuse, N. Y. Phone 2-6051 Approved for Veteran Training Congratulations to the Class of l95O A D E L P H E A N HELEN'S FLOWER SHOP Owned and Operated by HELEN and JOE HEROLD Corner South State and E. Colvin Sts. Phone 4-6883 Syracuse, N. Y. GEORGE RUZEKOWICZ, Asst. Mgr. We Deliver Best of Everything to the Graduating Lee Millard Fran Pfohl Bev Gilmore Joyce Black Charleen Williams Sally Klein Dolores Thompson Sue Antone Alice Bryant Marlene Dimmler Barbara Gould Jean Greer Joanne Pierce Virginia Burgess Pat Harris Ann Hallenbeck Class of 1950 Pat Kiley Marilyn Lane Jean Maser Joan Maser Jeanine Reinhardt Caroline Sager Pat Werner Dorene Whitney GAMMA ALPHA PSI ACKNOWLEDGMENT We wish t th k these pot s cmd p t d th advertisers f th p t' Our od t h operotd th It p t th them. Mention th Annual When Patro g Ad t rs . -Q 2QA!44,...:' ' M X 9 Ax at X ' 'F t t ,f ss SN VMQQZW Q5V W t Success Ano Lou Qawvqw e J YtLmLJ K.E DELTA 5 ' Sig Sk B M Z? rw?Z5iyn 'rv ,,?W 3 725, as C27 DRUGS sooxx SALINA PHARMACY F, P. Daly 3200 SOUTH SALINA ST. at Pleasant Ave. Phone 6-5918 CANDY FILM Tires Tubes Batteries SHELL PRODUCTS BOB ROWLEY'S SHELL SERVICE Cor. W. Seneca Tpk. and Valley Dr. Syracuse, N. Y. PHONE 9-0859 Washing, Lubrication, Road Service Best Dancer , Bob Chard SKI NNER'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE BABY SUPPLIES FILM SERVICE 334 West Onondaga Street Syracuse, N. Y. PHONE 5-2724 If you need a mortgage loan or To Sell Real Estate get in touch with JOHN W. RENGSTORF Licensed Real Estate Broker Phone 4-3988 or 5-3726 427 West Ostrander Avenue Syracuse, New York LOUIS A. ROPERS 192 Berger Ave. Representing John W. Rengstorf ff O Compliments of 'CHUCK CONNELLY 111 VALLEY DRIVE Compliments Of A F R I E N D inf CONDE T Y SHOP SYDACUSENY usrmpprss Q TAKE , iHlUDDIES! H0321 rar The Red-Top Dealer HARRY OSBORN E C0 Incorporated Building Supplies 'I 15 Valley Drive Syracuse, N. Y. WE CARRY LARGE STOCKS GIVE PROMPT SERVICE Mention the Annual When P atronizing Advertisers Stearns G' Bergstrom, Inc. 5lO Jamesville Ave. TILE MARBLE TERRAZZO LINOLEUM STRUCTURAL GLASS Compliments of CHARLES ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO. State Tower Building Syracuse, N. Y. Mosi' Likely lo Succeed Mary Ellen Rafford Mosl' Lilcely 'ro Succeed ,,e,,,,, Mark Hanlon Class Einslein le,,L.,,r,,e,we....,e, Dick Knoblock compiamems of F E Y ' S SILVER STAR MARKET l525 Valley Drive ERNEST G. PHILLIPS MASON CONTRACTOR 9 - 2 2 8 2 Brickloying Plastering Compliments of AVALON RESTAURANT I825 South Avenue Syracuse 7, N. Y. JAMES BARTLETT G' SON, Florists 2504 South Avenue Syracuse 7, N. Y. WALLACE SCHOFF ROOFING COMPANY Phone 9-3636 OVER 20 YEARS OF ROOFING EXPERIENCE Expert, Careful and Insured Workmen Highest Quality Materials ABBEY ROAD Onondaga Hill l900 Whirlpool Washers G Ironers Westinghouse and Kelvinator Refrigerators and Ranges 1900 WASHER CO. Factory Authorized SALES and SERVICE Syracuse's Largest Exclusive Horne Appliance Store 379 West Onondaga Street 5-0366 5-3976 Syracuse, N. Y. DORIS RIPLEY'S Home Mode Baked Goods OUR OWN ICE CREAM Fish Fries Hot Dogs with Home Mode Rolls Compliments of JOHNSTON'S SERVICE STATION 3901 S. Solino St. Class Conversafionalisl' w.....s. Peggy Cerio Class Conversafionalisl' ,s,,...,.. Bob Ke'I'aiIy Class Emsfein Mar+ha Bedwor+h, Arlene Kelecliia All the Luck in the World from A L P H A nc: CREAM co. Compliments of C. C. BUSHNELL NURSERY Terrell and Knoblock, lnc. BUILDERS OF CYCLOTRONS ASSOC. PARTNERS: William Forth, B.S., T.V., Chief Sweeping Iangi ee Philip Clark, D.D.T., Chief Nuisance Roy Shortt, A.B., C.D., Chief Logarithm Adjuster SCHOOL SOUND MOTION PICTURES Features, Shorts, Cartoons and Educational Films Our cyclotrons are equipped with reaction- zir cam finders, wo w n s, 'draulic spheri laherratioli gauges, utd illrleurnono C. ultraml roscopic - silica x l nokoniosis meters. Visual Education Service Syracuse Exchange Buy one at the geige ter of your nearest Nuclear Fission St 150 Linden St. Dial 2-25l0 Authorized Dealers To succeed one must have ly intelligence, perservance, and a imie pun. Films Incorporated KANE'S J. D. SHAVER , Since i922 Red G' White Grocery ADMIRAL, G. E. and PHILCO TELEVISION Meats Vegetables Groceries Beer Ice Cream Admiral and Philco Refrigerators FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 26l7 South .Salina Street Phone 4-9440 COMPARE Telephone 4-4665 Compliments 'of Compliments of ROSE DAIRY Mr. and Mrs. Phone 9-2056 cARL'roN B. sEYBoi.T Three Musketeers Three Musketeers .,,A....,,.....A,. Jane Street, Dave Wallace. Phil Gardner. Larry Pullin Dot Smith, Lois Tanneberger Compliments of FEIGEL TRAILER SALES, INC. 3832 South Salina Street Deolers for LIBERTY ond ANDERSON HOUSE TRAILERS ond USED CARS Bought ond Sold Compliments of CONSTAS ICE CREAM IOI Valley Drive Syracuse, New York QUINN CO. James F. Quinn -James F. Quinn, Jr. WE DO REMODELING Repairing New Construction WE SELL AND INSTALL Quality Plumbing and Heating Materials - Dependobility ls Our Aim - Syr. 9-4011 Branch Store at 4703 S. Salina St. 139 BRADFORD Syracuse, N. Y. E. CONINE Groceries and Meats 2435 Midland Avenue Compliments of ELMWOOD VARIETY STORE 1910 South Ave. Syracuse, N. Y. BEST WISHES from A FRIEND THE DURABLE DRIVEWAY 6' ROAD CO. TARVIA - LITHIC DRIVEWAYS B. F. Fellows 1826 VALLEY DRIVE Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of KELLEY BROS. 'blue cool' FUEL OIL HARDWARE PAINTS APPLIANCES South Salina at Brighton Avenue Remember When: Those dreaded days before ge'Hing our report cards. Remember When: The afier effecls of chem experimenls . . . phew . . . SCHIEDEL CLEANERS For Those Who Core For The Clothes They Weor PICKUP - 6-6119 - DELIVERY 508 South Avenue 363 West Seneca Turnpike COMPLIMENTS OF THE VALLEY MEN'S CLUB INC. HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 248 Lincoln Avenue WORLD'S LARGEST INSTALLER OF HOME HEATING and AIR-CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT Phone 5-2151 BECKER ROOFING CO. 250 Lincoln Avenue World's Largest Manufacturers and Appliers of BONDED ROOFS Also SIDING and INSULATION Under New Management George P. Marshall, Mgr. Phone 4-1079 Congratulations From F L Y N N Heating and Plumbing Co., Inc. AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT 807 Valley Drive 9-3805 5-9770 Compliments of ECONOMY FOOD MARKET 2726-30 South Salina St. ICorner of Brighton I When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them - WALLACE SCHOFF ROOFING COMPANY ' Phone 9-3636 Over ZO Yeors of Roofing CQ., Experience Expert, Careful ond Insured George F. Dunbor, President Workmen Highest Quality Moteriols 375 West Onondaga St. Telephone 5-3181 ABBEY ROAD Onondaga Hi Remember: Those lunch hours at Wells. Memories of: Dibby and the boiler room. P. Cr C. FOODS Open Fridoy till 9 P.M. WE DELIVER Congrctulotions to the Closs of SO from ROBINSON BROS. SERVICE STATION B.. R. JOHNSON 8' SON Quality Building Specialties 5900 South Salina Street Syracuse 5, New York TEL. 9-3244 The Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co. 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Compliments ot W. A. ABEL CO., INC. SPORTING GOODS 400 South Clinton Street Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of STRATHMORE GROCERY 1445 Midland Avenue Best of Luck to the Class of i950 NANCY MARA 1 9 2 2 Famous Makes Latest Styles SELLECK'S SHOE BOX FOOTWEAR for the Entire Family 2621 South Salina Street Open Evenings Until 8:30 Compliments A. P. MADDEN CO. LES Noam ROEHM BROS. GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Phone 9-4170 Remember: Remember: I The fun we had with the student teach- F Eiose hot-rod races on Meachem ers. ie . ALBERT'S 216 East Fayette Street lNext to Eckel Theoterl Phone 5-5188 For Fine Diamonds SEE AL GROBOSKE Your Favorite Jeweler for over twenty-five yeors WALT QUINELL DUMP 'muck sskvlcs SAND STONE CINDERS GRAVEL Phone 9-3273 Syracuse, New York O'NeilI Funeral Home T. William O'Neill 1424 Midland Avenue Phone 4-60l4 Compliments of J. F. SWEENY 2828 South Salina Street Compliments of IRELAND'S neo and wi-me stan: Onondaga Hill Ostrander Beauty and Barber Shop 266 West Ostrander Ave. Expert Barber and Beauty Work DAVID J. BRUCE CO. H5 West Taylor Street Phone 2-3758 Linoleum Window Shades Venetian Blinds Rolscreens SOUTH SALINA FOOD MARKET 3538 South Salina Street JAMES BETAR, Prop. Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Furniture Carriages Toys Infants and Children's Wear lUp to Size l4l WEE TOT SHOP 2820 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y. Everything for the Baby 4-2375 Open Friday Evening till 8:30 Compliments of South Side Pharmacy PAUL K. OOT, Ph.G. l90'l South Ave. Syracuse, N. Y Phones 6-1754 .. 4-9505 COMPLIMENTS H. AB D0 ik' Valley Food Market 4726 South Solino Street Compliments of FLEISCHER'S INC. SHOP OF YOUTHFUL STYLES 431 South Salina St. Phone 9-0857 Syracuse, N. Y. emember: Remember When: Those annual floods that made us lat We all skipped school the last day o r school. the term. JOHN C. LOUISE RED 6' WHITE STORE CHOICE MEATS 5300 South Solino St. COLLEGIATE CAP and GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y CARL J. BALLWEG LARGEST FUNERAL DIRECTORS IN SYRACUSE Compliments of Paul's Neighborhood Service Station 2531 South Salina Street Compliments To The Class of 'SO From MR. and MRS. BLUME Queen Qnne Zine Qiream Compliments of MUNCY'S FOOD MARKET l9l9 South Avenue The Typewriter Store, Inc. 444 South Salina Street Phone 2-4457 Typewriters Adding Machines Sold - Rented -- Repaired Fair Prices Quick Service THE VALLEY PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTING Good Luck O.V.A. Graduates 710 Barnes Ave. Phone 9-3908 Compliments of Leonard J. O'Brien, D.D.S. Compliments of DELC AUTO SUPPLY INC. J. P. RAINONE SELECTED FOODS l2l8 Erie Blvd., East Syracuse, N. Y. 437 West Onondaga St. Remember: Remember: All lhose sororify swealers and lhe The girls sifting by fhe gas ballaf noon candiclales. lime- Builder of Homes Phone 9-3391 Compliments of RAYMON D S. HOYT CONTRACTOR and BUILDER GREEN HILLS H20 Valley Drive Syracuse 7, New York KINNEY'S Homeof MAC'S GAS STATION Lubricotions Gos Oil EDUCA-I-OR SHOES Soft Drinks, Candy, TOIJOCCO 358 S. Salina St. Syracuse East Brighton and Seneca Tpk. Compliments of POOLE OIL CO. FUEL OIL SPECIALIST Onondaga Hill Compliments of Valley Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc. l426 Valley Drive Phone 9-3023 Syracuse 7, N. Y. Golf 8' Tractor Equipment Corp. Onondaga Hill, N. Y. Phone 6-2302 Toro and Whirlwind Mowers EVERYTHING FOR THE GOLF COURSE ond LAWN COMPLIMENTS To The Class of 'SO Bill Davison Harold Southworth Compliments of G. T. BENTLEY FURNITURE STUDIO 558 Valley Drive Phone 9-2128 Brighton Pharmacy G. C. Barber ond C. M. Schmorder, Props. 2721 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of H. J. HOWE INC. Jewelers Since 1860 SILVER STAR MAR ET K 4805 S. Salina St. AL COON - Groceries FRANK KERO - Meots Remember: The days we got out of classes to have our pictures taken for the annual. Memories of: All the lovers strolling hand in clown the hall. hancl Make Vacation Count! L U T Z Y Hove Your INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED HEATING C0- ond Reody for the FALL SEASON New! Larger, More Completely Equipped Repair Dept. CLARK MUSIC CC. 416 South .Salina Street 2033 Milton Avenue Solvay, N. Y. Onondaga Hill, N. Y. Office 8-5141 Res. 6-8996 LESLIE A. MAKYES Richfield Service Station ONONDAGA HILL 9 - 0 8 I 4 Your Prescriptions Filled Accurately at Valley Drive Pharmacy Geo. H. Holden and W. J. Bora 363 W. Seneca Turnpike Phone 9-0854 Syracuse 7, N. Y. Compliments of CONRAD CLEANERS 268 West Ostrander Avenue Syracuse, New York Phone 5-8653 Compliments of WOOD TREE CO. 864 South Avenue A-I TOPSOIL and DRIVEWAY SERVICE CHAS. G. MELLOR 233 Kenmore Avenue 9- l 205 4-8730 C. A. Kincaid, Excavator CELLARS - A SPECIALTY Gas and Septic Tanks, Trenching, All Excavating and Grading Free Estimates Phone 5-0779 Sweaters Helmets Mittens THE SYLVIAN Custom Made Infant Wear 3500 S. Salina St. Dial 4-5060 Syracuse, N. Y. Sylvia Roe, Proprietor MORSE DAIRY Grade A MlLK and CREAM 140 Merritt Ave. 9-2375 SYRACUSE BLUE PRINT CO., Inc. 427 East Jefferson Street DRAWING MATERIALS OFFSET PRINTING BLUE PRINTING P. R. QUINLAN FAMOUS FoR QUALITY F L o W E R 5 SINCE 1878 165 E. Onondaga St. Memories of: The boys cooIcing??77 classes. Remember: Dancing to Roy's recordsl P. 6' C. FOOD STORES Open Friday till 9 P.M, We Deliver Better Dresses Suits and Gowns Imported Silk Veiling and Crowns SYRACUSE FASHIONS Distinctive and Creative BRIDES and BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS 122 Harrison Street Next to Strand Theatre Telephone 3-8439 Syracuse 2, N. Y. In Loving Memory of Pvt. F. C. Jack H. Gardner August 19, 1942 Compliments of JOHN D. CURTIS ELECTRICIAN Phone 9-1354 Compliments of JOHNNIE'S BARBER SHOP 633 Tallman Street WILLIAMS STABLES Horseback Riding Hayrides We Cater to Hayrides GEORGE E. WILLIAMS 829 Glenwood Ave. Phone 6-6138 - 5-1797 Jo-Rao's Beauty Salon HAIR STYLISTS The Choice of Smart Women 2215 Midland Avenue Phone 5-4410 Syracuse, N. Y. Compliments of C H A R D ' S GROCERIES and MEATS 1918 South Avenue Artel Tailor, Cleaner and Pants Store 3120 S. Salina St. Phone 5-2398 Compliments of WM. AN DERSON'S Highest Quality Homemade FRIED CAKES 1211 Valley Drive Compliments of VAN DERHOOF ROOFING CO. 145 Ainsley Drive BRONNER REFRIGERATION CO. SALES and SERVICE 258 West Washington Street Syracuse, N. Y. Day Phone 5-0524 Night Phone 9-2359 Memories of: The basketball team traveling to Utica for their try tor the championship. Remember: Mr. B running from room to room looking tor old sheets. Compliments of IRVING E. PUTNAM OPTOMETRIST Eyesight Specialist Office 4-4402 Res. 4-3661 1722 South Salina Street Syracuse 5, N. Y. Music FOR ALL OCCASIONS RUSS SEAGER His Trumpet And His Orchestra 3022 Midland Avenue Syracuse 7, N. Y. Telephone 9-3249 FlSH'S GREENHOUSE 104 Fish Avenue Choice Flower ond Vegetable Plants For Gardens FLOWER GARDENS AND HOME GROUNDS ANNUALS PERENNIALS ROCK GARDEN PLANTS Henry P. Hallenbeck, Inc. GROCERIES and MEATS 239-241 -243 South Avenue Phone 5-3151 Elmwood Plating Works Plating and Polishing of All Kinds A. G. lvlartineau, Manager 1024 Onondaga Avenue OH' of South Avenue Compliments of W3 ll? 064141444 Wzaic z phone 5-2395 CERTIFIED WATCH MASTERS 305-306 Lincoln Bank Bldg. ALINA McElwee's Grocery and AMPLE k HOE Mar et TORE 719 Valley Drive The home of the hard to fit 2805 S. Salina St., cor. Brighton Phone 5-2735 Syracuse 7, New York Phone 9-2814 Compliments of DICKSON'S 7-DAY GROCERY 614 Valley Drive Phone 9-2932 Compliments of A Friend Mention the Annual When Patronizing Advertisers Compliments of ANDERSON, LAN E Cf PERRY CARVER'S SUNOCO GAS AND OILS 4731 South Solino Street 5304 South Solino Street Phone 9-3549 Phone TOWING - SERVICE Remember: Remember: How we fell asleep in classes after How the annual staff was running ld acations. those last few days. C R A N S 0 N HARDWARE Compliments of 4714 South Salina Street 9 - 2 I 5 0 BILL'S INN DANCES LIGHTING EFFECTS PICNICS ROY'S Public Sound Systems I000 Watt Portable Lighting Plant Record or Wire Recordings Made Public Meetings of All Kinds Phone 8-1092 R. D. 3, Syracuse, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WRlGHT'S VALLEY DRUG STORE 4740 South Salina Street WElNSTElN'S Jewelry and Luggage 211-213 W. Washington Street Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of CLUB CANDEE FRANK B. smzomo AL MARKOWITZ Florist 212 EAST FAYETTE STREET Syracuse, New York Phones 2-0396 - 2-0397 Next to ECKEL THEATER 'QQ-' Full Dress Parlors We Rent WHITE DINNER JACKETS TUXEDOS, Double Breosted PROWDA'S MEN'S SHOP 227 South Warren Street Phone 2-4967 Myles T. Sullivan Fronk H. Nichols SALT CITY MOVERS Cr STORAGE CO., lnc. SYRACUSE'S LEADING MOVERS SINCE i906 410 SOUTH FRANKLIN ST. Phone 2-2389 Memories ot: The rainy football games- but it didn't dampen our spirits. Remember: Ancl who could 'forget--those re hearsals tor class night. FIRST BY A MILE WITH THE NEWEST STYLE S T U D E B A K E R A. ROBERT PERRY iff Compliments of CAFE GARZONE il? BLONDIES' DINER Booths Dinners Sandwiches Fountoin Service Onondaga Hill, N. Y. Compliments of GRAVI NA'S 4344 South Salina Street GARDEN SUPPLIES ART MIETZ RICHFIELD SERVICE 4220 South Salina Street Phones 9-0869 - 9-2709 Complete One Stop Service Stotion S C H I E D S THE UNUSUAL IN GIFTS 366 South Warren Street Phone 3-4966 JQY CQ, scHooL DRAWING MATERIALS For PLUMBING Best AI HEATING ELECWC I-I. H. SULLIVAN INC. O '33 Market Street 213 E. Genesee sf. 3-8159 Compliments of Across From The EckeI ERNEST W. FROST IEwEI.ER 207 E. Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y. BLAISDELL'S GROCERY 823 Valley Drive 9-0810 Open Evenings Tel. 6-7235 NERI'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS 1701 South Avenue Syracuse, New York Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. BURGREEN and Mary Jane Compliments of AL ABBOTT BENEDICT'S Compliments of JACK CURLEY Friendly Service Station Phone 4-9747 2707 S. Salina St. Next to Colvin Post Office Compliments from THE THREE MUSKETEERSH Jane Street Dottie Smith Lois Tanneberger Compliments of DAVE WOOD TREE SURGERY 577 Oakwood Avenue Phone 6-8887 Syracuse, N. Y. Box 52 Elmwood Station THE CATHRINE SHOP PLUMBING PUMPS 725 Valley Drive Syracuse, New York 1702 Valley Drive NEIGHBORHOOD 9 - 3 1 1 8 DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of JOHN STEVENS Compliments of A F R I E N D Seneca and Salina Service General Repairing and Service TYDOL - VEEDOL 480'l South Salina Street Ken. Greenfield, Manager BALLARD'S BARBER SHOP 4625 South Salina Street Compliments of Betty Lou Joan Bev and Sue Compliments of PERRY J. NICKERSON TAXIDERMIST 3434 South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. 9-9848 Phone 4-6383 BOOKS BOOKS ForTheFinestin USED CARS USED TRUCKS Martin S. Howard, Inc. 5 E E H6 - H8 East Washington St. 2 - 3 8 0 4 BOOKS BOOKS BRESEE CHEVROLET 300 W. Willow St., Syracuse, N. Y. Home ofthe O.K.'d Used Cor 'THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN THE vALLEY CO0K'S SUNDRAE 801 Valley Drive Phone 9-0896 CURLEY'S The Smallest Place ln New York State 809 Valley Drive Syracuse, New York Compliments of McCARTHY'S INN 4406 South Salina Street Movies Are Better Than Ever See The Best at Your Favorite Neighborhood Theatre THE ELMWOOD 1828 South Avenue Compliments ot ART 0'LEARY MERLUZZI'S MARKET FINEST MEATS and POULTRY 2817 South Salina Street NERI'S BOWLING ALLEYS 4106 South Salina Street Open Bowling All Summer Compliments of SAM TUMOLO G' SON STUART'S AUTO SERVICE CROSLEY DISTRIBUTORS 3801 South Salina Street 9-4482 Compliments of EARL'S BARBER SHOP Cor. Ballantyne Rd. and Valley Dr. E. Kimmerly BEST WISHES Mr. and Mrs. JOHN D. CURTIS R.D. No. 1, Jamesville Compliments of CRANER'S PHARMACY 1451 Midland Avenue Open until IO P.M. Phone 2-9671 BOOKS OF ALL TYPES Economy Book Shop 109 East Washington Street Syracuse 2, N. Y. BEN MELTZ ER PHOTOGRAPHER 120 East Fayette Street Phone 2-7520 Syracuse, N. Y. Specializing in Composite Photos of Sororities and Fraternities TELIAN THE CLEANER 2-Hr. Cleaning on Premises 1421-23 South Avenue We Call and Deliver Phone 5-9825 VALLEY DAIRY Arthur E. Taylor GRADE A MILK and CREAM 212 West Seneca Turnpike Phone 9-2813 NEDROW DINER Nedrow, New York CORNELL DAIRY You Can Whip Our Cream - But You Can't Beat Our Milk Compliments of HOLIHAN'S GROCERY 1904 South Avenue Syracuse 7, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 'SO Mr. and Mrs. M. E. SHEPHARD Compliments of BILYEU Er ENNIS BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS 5-4513 ce... sq. 2665 DANIEL 5' STONE SUNOCO SERVICE Nedrow, New York PRINCE'S BAKERY 1907 South Solino Street Phone 6-1777 Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN 5 and 10 MARK R. SWITZ, Prop. I Brighton and Salina Streets ELMWOOD HOBBIES 105 Valley Drive MODEL PLANES and MOTORS Lionel Trains and Fishing Tackle Watches Jewelry W. H. ALLEN, Jeweler Vern G. Baldwin, Prop. Home of KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 2305 S. Solino St., Phone 4-1444 Gifts Greeting Cards JOHNSTON'S SERVICE STATION 3901 South Salina Street Phone 9-0840 BALLARD'S BARBER SHOP 4625 South Solino Street ' M. LEMP JEWELER - OPTICIAN 123 South Salina Street Compliments THE LOV- LEE SHOP 2823 South Salina Street Lovely to Look Lovely to Wear Compliments of JOE'S BARBER SHOP 6702 South Solino Street YOUR PERSONAL BARBER You Are Always Welcome Compliments of ASH'S RED Cr WHITE Fooo MARKET Nedrow, N. Y. Phone 9-2131 Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Meats We Deliver VALLEY DRY CLEANING CO. 4433 South Salina St. Phone 9-3309 Syracuse, N. Y. BYRN ES BROS. PHARMACIES R. T. cmd C. V. Byrnes, Props. 442 James St. 301 South Ave. Syracuse, New York MATHER'S GROCERY I Complete Line of GROCERIES and CANDY Dairylea lce Cream Congratulations to the Class of 1950 VA L L E Y FOOD MARKET 4726 South Salina Street Success In All You Do LOUISE and KAMEL ABDO 4619 and 6610 South Salina Street Phone 4-7503 Res. 5-0567 M O R G A N ' S Furniture Antiques Silver Glassware Estimates - Appraisals 2611 S. Salina St., Syracuse 5, N. Y. NICHOLAS BROS. 555 YOU The Home of VALLEY FIELD DAY Quality Groceries and Meats 2231 Midland Ave., Cor. Newell McNETT'S Open Evenings Phone 5-0081 Free Delivery A x . 'I , , 0. wk ' , ,if ' 3541 mls 'ffl -Y 4 ,1 gi, 1? yi Q A 7 S? ' '55 fffit-14, , 'i flfiwgg? -:TG 58, M 'H IW ,rf V 1 X 4 3 df '51 ,N fs' , W ' 2 Sig ' 'M' aa W i vw, ' 653 Q V g K A, bxx vi-' 3 Q, 5 ,A M sf 4 sg, 5 ,A ww 2, , al f 'f ,.,l, 4 , ,,1.4,. 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