Onondaga Valley Academy - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

I! E F E Q ,, E: .sy 1 .f - 1 ..,,:, ,H ,. 1 . .1.x . -7. . ' iq, . A . , 'J . . 'ff-QW . --' -gf ff - 1 ' I. 521, ,V ., .N . - . .Q wah Zo. . it F- , . ,YiV..2. , .. , - . . ,Q I .1 . 3 Z Y E4 'gfx F --'-215.6 V, 1 ' N! vw Za- 5- -3 - . ' ' - .2-.11.::.-gigp-Vgf . 4---3-lg f- fn 1' '- -' : 4 1... 2, , I., GJ - ..V H 22-, -,..... . . Eu, L . .5 X 1 - 1 I .,, :- we ,-.1-'Z K V 2 ' .r- . X I , 1 --Q V . , .L-,LL ,, . , -'ff :V-I .. A-'A' ' .. 1 Z 17.-51.5-: - . 1 - - Q1.- lf, gh 1 ' - -'2'f1'r-2 .1--1, L ' . ' '4,!'mT +A' f' 717 3 ' ' '-' . rr.. -V y. r-, ., --, .11 45.1 - 1 :ZF . Egg ij:-,v liz' 31f43 ' - '- - M, ex. 1- v 715-54.-'i -- -1 :rig 1. Fins,-f 'J :rf qi1.,,V.g,'-1152-35. -sg. 1f,,-,--- - '-X 1 Y tx if ' . 41- L-if ff-I5-wi 1, fz K 3? 1 .-,,-2-.gvnz-113-2-nkljfgj-3't ,-4 -gp -' x , .V . 'gl'-1-.,. . V+ ., . Q1-1'.,'e1u'Cgse2L5-Lia, 421 ' - 'Ng-if .3 1Er,g5gusvfY'- 1 - 'f -'-wif:-1 ' 1 1,, -:L -ffff: -f. Y ieifq-1 .. .ga.f,z.J'1'1g5'-fggimffa' -- g-QL ' , if--,,g:, g'g: gf.. L1 ,fw- DM. gg wV.f1 RL., -1',--':Ji'?'SElff-L. .E 1' EH?-ggi A-qw.. 4: , W . E'r,.q,,t?: ffl?-wig N , - ff -5' -'fur '- A, . 555-Yfil'l' 11' -- . :lf-H ' -.--'TN .1 .---ri! .1-1 ' ' ' -- J f- 1'7Q 'i'1 vip! if ' ' 3:4-TQ--7 53915315-.f . 1 .. f-jx,-fn - 4 W , .l 5 fn..-A L- U . 4. 2. .-.,-Hu. -V 5 -3: -1.aI.Q,, .2 w na, :,r,- ,-,VA g . 1, . ' -'Wulf .-- - H' ..wv.. '-1: - .-, .. 1gQ:'r-3.-Ei,.'g' 1 'gg' -ff' 5,s'SZ'. i -- , -- - , .fa - .K ,.-.,:,,l., 5. r 1-.. A - ,I ' . . '.--113'- 'I -. lj.-'-- 'a.-E22-.4 f ri- f ' '. H Z1 FQ' rf: 4 .iw 23-,Ep gg ' Ai'-'1 T:,' . -- ,w m Gu -xv ..-'-,H .--...ff ' 5 Y ,H , .1354 1, I J- , ' f.. 5f,af, 'Q , -f 4 4- ' .1 . ., ,ar 4. -I... - ji'ff'if'?f2,gA':?aSii1 Fi? ' w .Q-ET: K1 ' :.i,.-gh' V 54: ,,. y A, 4' .L A ,, Af' d,-1- .. -' ': -'-f :11.:'T. 3 --I 1'-k 'f' j' . P .v -1 -:fin 31 H 1.1 1. QE.-1-Xffzl' if-L: .- 5? ' 'rn-af .V 5.71.1 .. 1-,, ,fl JI, aa-:I Li-1 I 4 gf-4 - ---H -.wer-'ur-'v - -. . 'mr ,- . :. ...U . .- A. ' ..., . 1 1 Eu' .Q . I Al' I - .VX H '-.gk . - - r 5Ig'f'1 . v.:,j ,557 .2-iff-JZ F' fi G Q, Mg. .' , ' 1, 4. - 'H , fx-:..-' .- -Q-2 :A-' '1 L.: T.. n,f-.::.! l .V , ,-' 'A - 1 - 5525? -ssifaaf :- qw- - ww. I .L.'.51, , . , !,r 'J f- M 1 ' . 1' if .72 fx ., - .. ELJIIJ? ' ' F .J.'iii:.:' ..i.. :m:siE-Ze....i ,. Q . . f 1 M , ' n . ,r , If 'fa . v,..1,.. , V.. ,4 1. 'Tw k ,xvf vi-.,ff:vr -' . 'rv - .Um 'Q '.,.e 1 I f.4 V w 1 ' - 1 s L n , . A W . ,. K. s , .. 1 1 1, g A , , --x- , .z.. 11 . - ,' - 4 1 y , I . r . u -1k,,.. -, ,- ., .. w, .i' 41 . f, . . 1-5216.932 , 0. L. , f : .W . L '-' -- '., ,u .-'W . .. in al. . A.1,..,'..u.- ' 5,-E . Q42- - -,WT 4 r ,af 1--f:'.a,f . 1 , 51- 4 af 1 'n .M- . Tn v I - n Cv' V Q, 1 F .Ry 'v .4 f 5. : 'r ,A. V 3- XII . 1 w-1 ...Qc a , .qi NYY.. ::u' Y PN . . 31..- 1. S 41 U71 ,. . 'Vt' 24' ' . Nqff K A, IJ.. ,, -1 .1 I: .,,, 9 H 5 '.-i-2' .X L ,1 - sr . - 1- . f-,J ii. . '-'AA 7-J' 9 I - .- 231. i ' .-0.- .-. - .M X' w. ,. ..,,i Q5-. ' : - ,Q,.E1..-f -. iff'- . .,3,31., in . 'J . .t 4 i, .I , N r- , ,1,, 3 . 1-Q X W .. ., g 1, ,. 'f r' Hu- ,- , .Y'1v'4 , ,- 4. -1.x ,A-v.1.. -f 'QW rl , M -Y q.. ' ,..f '. i f .Ls-.. . -f I .Lg - ,Fr ff, 'Q , 1 4- FW . guy L NN Ex r 1' X A X Q. . ,Ji M' x N N I W ' gs N. W . x - NK I g Q s 1 XA 1 X ,' X y N, V 'wg ' X K . J , 7 rf W x X ' A v f X . Y X ml M X f any m x Q Z - ff J:'..:g. pf 12 .. ,, .- -Q- E : 'i'5t' fm. - .Y.,'l 1 ,..- LL.-4 I -mmf 4. JW u -A V ,- r f p N i1g:i1,J.Al, 1. - Y L K , by ,.,. W ff 'f ' fb, gfygigifgg.-31Y.wk1f, 'x 4 A ' ' W I ,, 4 J y M Q ' Q A ,L g -f f' -V --. Lf. , , W x: 21 J. :mg , ,.,, 1 -- K V - , , . MCML I I If -4-Q-.. . o --'Y 1- ' D I K X-,. ix iqlgw, X, I, -Xb .1 wg - ,'u..'-Q Q QL -dia. .Q V: -Q -W 1 1 K , Q4-,' ' 58' :- if ff' dw f' '34 'J' ., . V ' Z R wh., ., -. , , . . 1, , f2': 'l-.sriiwv ' 1 'f ,..fv ilk 'fc' ... A , - - 4 :t:112 Qfl , . fr- Y I , Q . , v 1 eifwwfgfxiffff ffmE A W -5 f51f'Sg1'Q l . , wg J. Q '..m-.55-:Q,.L:,.g -V 'M' ' J ', I ' 1- QW' fwgjf 'fif f I A .. -4 V , Sf . ubforiul To the Seniors at Valley, Moments to Remember signifies our most cherished and fondest memories of our years at Valley. In many respects our days at Valley will linger with us throughout life. As we prepare to leave our beloved Valley it is with mingled gladness and sadness that we gaze into the crystal ball that holds our future. The memories that we take with us will give us additional inspiration and desires to bring greater fame to ourselves for our faithful teachers and friends remaining at Valley. Although our days here are numbered, we, the Class of '56, feel that the Moments to Remember acquired at Valley will outlast our fondest dreams and hopes that we may gather through our future years. Q ieulio Mr. David Blandford, a graduate of Onondaga Valley Academy, has been employed by the Board of Education since 1939. Before becoming custodian of our school in 1952 he held the position of fireman and assistant custodian. Mr. Blandford has taken an unceasing interest in our school building and our school activities and sports. In addition to keeping our building in the best of condition, he has zealously supported the hockey team. Always cheerful and ready when needed, to Dibby Blandford the graduating class .of 1956 proudly and gratefully dedicates its Annual. PM Filly nf 9562 Editors 7V. fVV4 7 7 7 .V 7 ,,7 7 77 ,7..77 ,, 77 7. R uth Simpson, Pat McGee Business Manager 7 77 ,,.7, 77 7 ,7,,,7 77,,7 4,A,,,7 ,,-77 ,, ,,,,, 7,,,, 7,,,77 ,.,7, Joyce Grant Literary 7 7 Brenda Benson, jean Matterson, Marjorie Nephew, Suzanne Wilson, Gordon Van Amburgh Photography 7 7 ,rrr Yrr.rr7,.,rrrr,,7r,.,r7,r,r,r,,. E dwin Hatch, Gerald Metzler Nancy Freeborn, Roberta Lynch Couplets 77 7 77 77 Diane Dunham, Kathleen Kennedy, jane McCausland, Nancy Nugent, Lucia Plumley, Susan Welch Will and Prophecy 77 7777 Judith Hite, john Nellis, Diane Percival, Kenneth Trew, Donna Tripp, Bonnie Watson, Carol Walsh Layout and Senior Calendar 7 77 77 77 France Barrague, Ronald Curran, Johanna Dwyer, Phyllis Grant Signatures 7,77 Nadeen Jarrett, Carlene Moore Patrons 7 77 77 77 7 7 77777 7777 7 77 77Beverly Emmert Alumni News 7 77 7 7 777Gloria Conger, Mary Kathryn Greenway Athletics 77 7 7777 77 7 77 7 7 7777 Barbara Eddy, Richard Baranello, Donald Norton Using Moments to Remember as the theme, the class of 1956 is proud to present The Academy. This publication would not have been possible without the untiring assistance and cheerful guidance of Mrs. Marie Persse, our advisor. We also wish to thank E. W. Edwards photo studio, Kenyon Printing Company, and our patrons who also contributed to The Academy. I Qi I 6 KO! M0 w5jaJLfLdQ4ZWw 'I I E. S. Powlesland Principal ' 5- , -W . Z ,,., as F is . V 1 .. 1 -,..in,f7, , ,. - ' I w 3, rTfr!f:3sg5.f15's,s -I , E2 '--Khin V M Natalie Murray Sch ool Secretary Leola Balz School Nurse-Teacher Marie Cady American History, Radio-T.V. 5. , K W: i 1 i ' x r f 1. Warren DuBois American History l? X . ., '-fn V 5, -1 i :f A Q , L Q. ' 1 -- -.. :'is:aL r':g'fi.t12:, i'- ',5'4-,- Byron Todd Vice Principal Nick Abdo Physical Education, coach Leah Barber 8th Mathematics -4.-.fm - , , if ,, ,,-it we .,,, f . ,N U WMSQ, 'Niki - if 1 411. :ff - ,, ,MR 33 ,JJ ,,, .. ,. :Wit-- fi'ff ' -' 4 1 . -fl' qv ,..- -..5-gs Q. ,if ,A fo , , 1,6 Mn S 1 , x I E 5 I w .fd Marie Clark Physical Education ,H K 'Yi 'W' .. P, ,I ,,1 .ww Mary Lou Faar 7th Mathematics, Business Arithmetic Qusulty Geraldine Andrews Girls Advisor -95:27 i -' ' - '- H fwfigiliieiiiff , .,f2ia?s?i14,?1fiif?f ifwsffawifx, . f 5, I K , . vis-.,1-Wf,1fuf ifw-as 'fav' L' X gi?,1g5i:4gisf2E4,g g ,P A P? tv , ,,., , , N w.fQ4?,g-wi. - if-is 2 1 .ml 1 MJMQ, ct, A , M-355, Q EFA Edith Amish American History, Psychology ,...z1sgr 1- 1. 1, K A sl, X ,if ,, . T1-igry 5 ,ge ,. kfi'f1fii: ' ., ff 'f . V533 he Y ' fs' '1 ft wif? ,L in M ,W V , f cu. In 'F' li- N es - Q 1' if ' A Y 4,2-Tgifk 4 Q J' fi, W Q 1 ,Z . X ia' it r . .: t-qi., , .. Jrggw ill - I i. 1, Eliot Birnbaum Industrial Arts , Q K Dorothy Coon Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics , , 5 f fi-'-' if A ets, Siiiilill i 'Q 15,5 , 2ii3?'5geEifQr? if ffifffi 4' ittt if 1 Theron Forbes Instrumental Music I Q Q ,x i af.. i 4 Evelyn Cassidy School Secretary Helen Armstrong 8th Social Studies Walter Bolen Physical Education, coach L- 'fir-9 1, as gf-1 -ef I ,. .21 5 , K, X35 Y H, 1 H, at f .g:,qi.,. mm 'rw fills. Pi fs 55, i ,S yt 1 if R, ir pl . wi W y QW., , fl is I hu Winifred Dixon Biology, General Science 'gms 'xt mf , Q. ne ' ,.. . . Richard Forties Aviation, Drivers' T raining, Industrial Arts g ' X . X. John Garfola American History ..-, , he 4 ' I ., XQ- Mary Langam 7th and 8th English Sidney Novak Senior High Music Philip Otis Mechanical Drawing K, Maude Raynore 10th English m 1 M w Ji' ,...- X , f , I Faith I-Iarmer Commercial Typing sc. Qi, if 3 ' ' iam :iw xx ff, 4 .-Q1-e s, 6- , 1 N i Mary Milazzo Home Economics Q wer, 9 ,. ' . 3 X Ella O'Connor 9th English H -'fad' 5 N WWF ,K i LJ, g?:: 2'8 '.L , - L., 1 i 11:2i:'.2i1.'li , gif W , ig- -gk 31'.:.g: 0.1 ..' X'.,,,i- if- .Q,.ruy,-L :af 3 -wud' 4:.::5, , Ml . ' O A , 'SELL -:Z eg:-:II tw Marie Persse English Antoinette Razzano Advanced Mathematics deadly Edith Horle Senior High Art 'va VX5' on Mary Miller World History Margaret O'Connor Physical Education as N -- ' ' , , V , I I 4.494-.5 -' W. f , ,, .1f,W X ,. 23 2 '--., F Florence Pidge 11th English ., 3 Q 4. :+- ig. . . Q4 ,W I 3. Nancy Rude 9th Social Studies D an A 4:1-Q .,-. Marion Horrigan World History, 7th Social Studies Uv' sw-f Kate Murray Drivers' Training, Girls' Health Mary O'Hara Geometry, General Scienc 1 .av SS' 4. Marilyn Purdy Home Economics ,ev 'Z Grace Samfson 12th Eng ish 2 Doris Scharnu Dorothy Sporn Ursula Streeter Marjorie Strong Latin Junior High Music French Junior High Art Dorothy Swindells Ina Taylor Adeline Wallace Francis Walter Chermstry, Physics Librarian Shorthand, Bookkeeping English I'- V 3 . Sherwood West Catherine Wheeler Florence Whelan Margaret Dexter Geometry English Business Arithmetic, Algebra Dietitian Sue Peters Boys' Health, General Science OUR NEW TEACHERS We are very happy to have these new teachers with us this year: Miss Mary Milazzo of Syracuse, attended Marywood College, Scranton, Pennsylvania. She has a B.S. degree in Homemaking Education. Mrs. Marilyn Purdy of Brainardsville, New York, attended Plattsburg State Teachers College. She also has a B.S. degree in Homemaking. Miss Peggy Langan of Syracuse is a Syracuse University graduate with a B.A. degree. Mr. Philip Otis of Gabriels attended Oswego State Teachers College. He has a B.S. degree in Industrial Arts. Mr. Sidney Novak from Syracuse obtained his B.S. in Ithaca, and his M.S. at Syracuse University. Miss Margaret O'Connor, a resident of Syracuse, received her B.S. in Education from Cortland State Teachers College. Mrs. Mary Lou Farr, a former resident of Rochester, was graduated from the University of Rochester with an A.B. in Mathematics. She also has a M.A. from Syracuse University. Mr. Warren Dubois attended Syracuse University and has a B.S. degree P We were very sorry to have Mr. john Garfola resign from the faculty. We wish him great success in his new.position. qw f 3953+-1 1' Qmwfwib PWM Vfm ...vw-e' 'f ' , . fi fs wi Babcock, Donald Edward Don can really pass the puck, In his future we wish him luck. Hockey College ,Jiffy Baranello, Richard S. Pizza lover and Pres. of our class, He has time to look at every lass. Basketballg Baseballg Football, Track, Pi Omicrong Annual Stall. College Alvarez, Gerald Atterbury, Sandra jean Our class flirt with a roving Sandy's sweet and cute as can eye, be, Jerry sure is quite a guy. She'll succeed, you wait and see. Football. '54-'55, Basketball, '54-'55. College Qwek g J ' 1 'X f-xt, .. ., 1 fix, 'I .. 1 . . . ' . ' Z,-xfziffikkzsg. ..A, .,,., s E. jx, ,,, , , . -l'l , .. A 3 f1'f:E:' ffgf. 5, . 'E 5 -w,e,.:5 ,- ,,,'gJ,. I Q -V - - fa-fr it .wi ' a N 8 K ., , ,Q all i f NL, Q Y' -r ii at nennn , ngai, , nr Q j H s , ,fig ., .Q . Barry, Ellen Mary Miss Clarle's gym class is Ellen's chief wail, It isn't enough to turn her pale. Senior Chorus, '54, '56g Jr. Red Cross: Student Council, ,54Q Badminton, '54, I.R.C., Bowl- ing. LeMoyne College ec-wg Morning Chorusg Bowling, '55-'56, Powelson Business Institute sled? Beagle, janet Lucile A nicer girl you'll never meet, She can make any hoy's heart skip a beat. Band, '52-'53, Bowling, '55g jr. Chorus, Senior Chorus, '55. Business School LJ rf? MXL Bangs, Beverly Lois Miss Wallace is Bev's goo: friend, They hate to see their acquaint ance end. Morning Chorus C.C.B.I. fBMW7fBMJld Barrague, France When her visit ends, and sh must leave, For France we will reall grieve. Annual Staff University in France ! .A-!- sees Betts, Marlyn Anne Marlyn's full of hospitality, And you'll love her pleasing personality. Rainbowg Morning Chorus, 9th Grade Chorus, Tri-Y, Basketball, '54-'55. Nursing Lfiaifv Bolen, Marilyn Ruth Marilyn is one who is petite, And her personality is very sweet. Tri-Y C.C.B.I. freer WM Benson, Brenda Ilean With a smile and a gay hi, Brenda has a way to catch your eye. Rainbow, Junior Chorus, Sen- ior Chorus, '52-'56g Pi Omi- cron, '54-'56g Honor Society, '52-'56g Basketball, '53-'54, Junior Prom Committee, Stu- dent Council, '55-'56g Annual Staff. I Q,WQO 'N College QD Mfr Bessee, Robert F. Bob is always full of fun, When rating friends, he's num- ber one. Undecided dj giceaee We Q tl mx Pix Nl X lx I Blazek, James Franz Jimmy's a boy we're glad T k we've met, , He's someone we'll never '1 ,, 5: forget. at 1 f Pi Omicron ' 1 .,'i Undecided Q Q??,l,' A f , , 5 ,-5551 ? :rw 21,0 - 1, .sim g W Brick, Donald Don pleases everyone he meets, And his red hair is hard to heat. Football, DeMo1ay. Undecided B-fu- lQ i'vL Brown, Barbara jean Barb is a cute maiorette, She's sure a swell kid, you can bet. Maiorette, '53-'SSQ Archery, '55g Tri-Y, '55-'55s Art Club, '533 Basketball, '54-'55g Volley- ball, '54-'555 Badminton, '53- '55g Bowling, '53-'SSQ Service- ball, '53. Work biakiafvdf gnlanv Bonn, Dolores Marie Always a smile and a helping hand, We all think Dolores is really grand. Chorus, '55, Work , awe AJUWZMW -QE X, Burkard, Sue A cute little lass, always full of fun, Sure has a smile for everyone. Cheerleader, '54-'55, Volley- ball, '53, Chorus, '53-'55, Swimming, '53-'54, Tri-Y, '53- '55 fr- mira Work Calkins, Kay Deanna Those who don? know her are missing a treat, For Kay is a girl who's really sweet. Red Cross, Rainbow, Bowling, Chorusg Swimming. Undecided C?,,ZZtl9 'A' aww Brown, Gloria Homework is the least of her worries, As from class to class she hurries. Baseball, '53-'54, Basketball, '54, Bowling, '55. College .aw .gg ,. Caveny, Maureen Ann You all know Maureen, that Burgess, MaryLou Tall and sweet is MaryLou, There's nothing she wouldn't do for you. Swimming, '535 Archery, '55, Rainbow, '53, Basketball, '55. College 7'7f 'f X,-J WWA! I ,. .--.my Q is L, 2 f ' . , Q Celke, Alexandra A real brain is our Sandy, At school work she sure neat blond, Of whom we are all rather handy. fond' F.T.A.g I.R.C.g Pi Omicron. Chorus accompanist, '52-'56, ' Pi Omicrong Honor Society, College Jr. Red Cross, Edwards Fash- ion Board. College cwjf H ,., ...ge x Cafarelli, Donald Theodore Donny does his work real And as a friend he's rated well, swell. Pi Omicron College UWUC Cameron, Carolyn Ann With her twinkling smile, and personality fair, She rates tops everywhere. Tri-Y Pres., '54g Maioretteg Swimming, '53, Bowling, '53. Undecided C Conger, Gloria Betsy Beatrice A witty little gal, and so much fun: If you need cheering up, Glorie's the one. I-R-C-, '54-'56, Pi Omicron, '55- '563- O.V.A.C.O., '54-'55, Honor gcgcleryg Annual Staffg Bowling, College Curran, Ronald Howard C' anley, Henry Lewis Class conversationalist suits him to a T , A good friend to all he'll al- ways be. Bandg Orchestrag Marine Re- serves. Marines WWE Clark, Mary Kirstinn Tinais always full of fun, She is' liked by everyone. Chorus accompanistg Honor Society, Student Council, Rec. Sec., '55. College TJ. An amateur photographer is our Ron, ' But in any field he's sure to get on. I K DeMolayg Bandg O.V.A.C.O.Q V' -f l' I.R.C.g Annual Staffg Honor 1, g society. n College Qi n g F ati 1 j Davenport, Roger Owen Desiro, Delores Mary Schoolwork is another bore, lVhen you first meet her she . It just makes Rag plenty seems rather shy, -' -- sore. But she seems to catch every , b ' , W ' DeMolay. oy I eye N Navy Cheerleader, '54. ,,,, g' Art College ee ,, ,r W 'K use 2. Q.. Cummings, Diane Elaine Although Diane may seem quiet, When you get to know ber she's really a riot. Tri-Y, '54-'56g Chorus, '54-'56. College . HW Dalton, Francis We all know Fran's quiet and shy, But with the girls he'll always get by. Hockey, '53-'54. Work aww A6 ,vw Dix, Patricia Elizabeth With marks and looks she's sure to pass, We're all proud of this fine ' - 5' lass. 'fx if Dunham, Diane Gladys Our Diane is hard to heat, We all think she's really neat. Tri-Y, '52-'56, Honor Society, '53-'56, Senior Chorus, '55-'56, I.R.C., '55-'56, Badminton, '53- '56, Annual Staff, Jr. Prom Committee. Telephone Co. Ebert, Joyce Lorraine A sweet little blond with the prettiest eyes, For looks and personality she takes the prize. Rainbow, Pi Omicron, Honor Society, Morning Chorus. College Basketball, '54, Art College Af ee Eden, Betty Louise In her music career Betty of will go far, She doesn't need a lucky star. Chorus, Honor Society. Eastman School of Music we Duell, Dorothy Carol . Sweet and sincere as you can see, No finer girl could there ever be. W.A.A.F.S, MWZLQ MM!! , 45' ,a nne M 'V Edmonds, David Allen Dare is often seen walking with Gail, Is that fair to the other males? Proiectionist Club. Forestry College vl',i,,1ftrfell Fa! rn ff 'ff f ' 'a Dwyer, Johanna Todd Toddy's personality plus is hard to heat, And she's the nicest girl to meet. Band, '50-'53s Jr. Orch., '50-'SE jr. Chorus, '50-'53, Edward Fashion Board, Student Cour cil R.F.S., Mixed Chorus, I Omicron, Honor Society, A.F.! summer student, Annual Staf College-Cornell 6444 4 K Q uriw Eddy, Barbara Rae Barb's a girl with plenty of 11212, She is one y0u'll never forge Annual Staff, O.V.A.C.O.g -Vo leyhall, '54-'56, Badminto '54-'56, Bowling, '54-'56, Raif bow, Tri-Y, '53-'56, F.T.A. 'S '56, Morning Chorus. Jw College Mwffdfw . 1 lt.. X 4 X . . N I ,X xx: I '. R: or Evans, Maryann This is our girl, Maryann, If she doesn't succeed no one fdn. Morning Chorus, Bowling, '55- '56 Work WWW , Mfr 7747 Farrington, Edward Carl Duke is a friend to one and all. When with him you have a ball. State Ranger School Z 6'e4-f-'WL Edwards, Ronald Wayne Emmett, Beverly Ann Always laughing, full of fun, If you ever need a friend, Alsfays has his homework Bev will he true to the end. one ' Annual Staffg Badminton, '54g Service Morning Chorus. A , C.C.B.I. 4 , , . l Evans, Phyllis Jane . If you see Phyl foming down ' s the ball, s You fan he sure she's a frieml to all. g Senior Chorus, SS-'56. ' - , , Work , ,fafef C 7263! 654 C l . ,. Fifield, John P. lr Our class handsome is tall n and good looking. And he always knows just zd what is cooking. Football, '54-'56. College Figie, Edith Noreen Fischer, Gloria Theresa A pretty girl with long hlach Mary hair, Sb ' I , ,' She's a girl with seldom a esf,Z,Z1?fh:,??01fnd ultb d care. You can depend on her, -where- Nurse's Training eve' you go' S' I.R.C.g Girls Chorusg Mixed L, Chorus 92,4 S eC,e tagyqjwjw is Frost, Dorothyi jane Dotty's often seen slruttin' withxthe hand, Wfhen it comes to music. she's an old hand. Band. '55-'56g F.T.A.g Bowling. '53-'54g Orch., '55-,569 Chorus, '56-'55g Christmas Play, '54g Student Council, '55g Honor Society. College HW? Jai Gilbert, George Edward Although he doesn't have much to say, A We are sure he'll go a long way. Demolay. Draftsman ea MMM MM Flanagan, David Our class clown is always found, Making the noise in every crowd. Football, '54-'55g Track, '55. College BMV fffwwifwy Freeborn, Nancy jane Nancy has a smile for everyone, She's a girl who's loads of fun. Annual Staffg Mariorette, '53- '56g Tri-Yg Student Council- Vice Pres.g jr. Chorus. College WMWWG iff 1 Gardner, Keith Douglas Q .. ' . As down the street he wall 3 ' 1 ' tear, 5 ' , Pedestrians all jump and wg Q ,s if shout Beware . V' - Marines ii sl ' wjzlp i My ' 9 C. lf fE1'ffH,ffg , ' A If ' 'f ,. . C l C 2. 5 f eg- Grant, joyce Ann From Onondaga Hill hails Jvyfe, For a real sweet girl, she's our choice. Annual Staff. Nursing Grant, Phyllis Ann With dark hair and eyes of hlue, As a friend she'll always be true. Annual Staffg Tri-Y, '53-'54g F.T.A.g Chorus, '53-'56g Rain- bowg I.R.C.,g Edwards Fashion Board. College 15' Gitschier, Sally Ann Sally's a girl who's lots of fun, She always has a smile for everyone. Grenga, june Carmella june hasn't been with us at school this year, But we won't forget her that's for sure. Maiorettes, '53-'54, Tri-Y, '53- '54. Brockport State Teachers College fc' Hall, Robert Davis Bob is our all around star, We are sure he'll go far. Football, '53-'55, Basketball, '54-'56, Track, '52-'55, Student Council, '55. Service Greabell, jeffrey jeff is our Elmwood guy, Greenway, Mary Kathryn If you are lonesome and With his looks he'll get by. looking for fun, College Sees Go see Mary, she's never glum. Annual Staff. St. joseph's Nursing WW E ! e Hauman, Eugene Fredrick Either on the field or on the court, Gene is always a good sport. Football, '53-'555 Army Re- serves, Student Council. Work or Service G , '12 Hayes, Libby Lu She has such a pleasant air, She'll always he welcome everywhere. Marriage E Griffith, Daniel Willard Dan is a person you can't help but know, He hasn't a worry nor has he a foe. Demolayg Pi Omicrong Band, Orchestra, All City Band. f5,,,, i Hatch, Edwin Burton A real smart kid, he's our guy, Our friend Ed, will always get hy. I.R.C., Annual Staff. Brigham Young University I 1 , f W Hite, Judith Anne A cute little cheerleader with lots of style, We won't forget Judy for a long, long while. Annual Staff, Cheerleader, '55- '56g Morning Chorus, Bowling. Business School Hodge, Leroy Nelson Quiet but friendly, he's sure to please, Each person he meets with his manners and ease. f.tY77'l 'Qf7 Herrick, Gilford Frank Gil's a guy that everyone Hill, Richard C. Dick is full of fun and wit, knows, And with the kids he makes a He'll be missed by many when hit. he goes. Work or Service Hoyt, Lois Jean Lois is a girl with personality plus, She'll always be the very tops with us. Tri-Y, '54-'56g Bowling, '56. College WW Demolay, '52-'56. College or Service Caffe Jarrett, Nadeen Lorraine Lots of fun, no one can deny, We're glad she came to Valley high. Annual Staff, Cheerleader, '55 '56, Morning Chorus, '54-'56, Girl's Chorus, '54-'56, F.T.A., '54-'56, Rainbow, '52-'56, Vol- leyball, '54, Badminton, '54. State Teachers College WW Hockey, joy Denice As a cheerleader 1oy's on the beam, Out cheering for our team. Cheerleader, Tri-Yg Homeroom Treasurer, '55, Bowling, '54, jr. Prom Committee, '55. College Homer, Barbara M. A certain Bob has Barb in a daze, But she's a true friend beneath that maze. Band, '53-'56, Chorus, '53-'55s Honor Society, '54-'55g Bowl- ing, '53-'54, C.C.B.I. new Y ef. Joyce, judith Ann judy's a girl who's lots of fun, She always has a smile for everyone. Tri-Y, '52-'56, Work Maw Kellogg, Betty Mae Betty has such a pleasant air, She'll always he welcomed everywhere. Play Day, '55, Bowling, '54g Tri-Y, '53-'54, jr. Red Cross, '53- eayfww jerose, John Michael Talking, talking, he's always found, You can always tell when John's around. Undecided johnson, Richard Floyd Though we've known him just a year, We're sure glad Dick came here. College yi. if Wi WW Kennedy, Kathleen Marie Kathy is a cute red-head, When she's around things are never dead. Annual Staff, I.R.C.g F.T.A.g Morning Chorus. fe Kennedy, Philip Wesley Tall and slim with curly hair, Phil never seems to have a care. College of Forestry idk! 7 Keene, Charlotte Ann Full of vigor and vim, In girl's sports she'll always wan. Badmintong LRC., Volleyballg Baseballg Bowlingg Play Dayg Morning Chorus. Syracuse University Af Mft cwfffgfk Kellogg, David Andrew One of the hest that can he found, Dave spreads joy when he's around. QM fffewff -:- in. 52 YK7 Y King, Neil Although he seems to he shy, We assure you he's one grand 8143'- College 'M' Liebi, Charles Harry You never know what's in store, When Charlie enters room 204. Demolayg Band, '5 3354. 1 c .-r. Kies, Philip John Kimball, William Phil is full of fun and free, We know he's got personality That's the way he'll always be. plus, Bowling. That's why we're glad he's , one of us. Service Football, '54-'SSQ Student Coun- 4020 Cll. L X College Lynch, Roberta Mae Mahar, Patricia Marie Bobbie at first, may seem Short and sweet with style quiet. so neat, But when you know her, she's Pat is the one that can't be a real riot. beat. Annual Staffg o.v.A.C.o. College Business School Q Wfaww Kratz, Diane Louise To everyone, she's a pal, This proves Diane's a real sweet gal. Morning Chorus. Undecided DMM' MJ? Lindowski, William Frank A gym team man is our Bill, For doing stunts he has the skill. Gymnastics. Service Ml McCausland, Margaret jane The able president of our F.T.A., We're sure that Jane will go a long, long way. Honor Societyg F.T.A.g Annual Staffg Secretary of jr. Classg Chorus. College .zf!f !j, 77154 FMD affd' McGee, Patrick Henry A popular guy is our Pat, He'll be a success, we're sure of that. Golfg Annual Staffg I.R.C. College fm McC1ausland, Teddy West A real smart boy is our Tedd, He's one swell guy who's sure to get abead. Youth for Christ. Navy A - r WLQM McGrath, Francis A well liked fellow in every way, In our books Fran is O.K. T College Millard, james R. Mishoe, Guy jim is short with curly hair, In school Guy is quiet and shy, . You can find him everywhere. But as a dresser he's quite a Y S . guy. L i ervice 'WM Hockey, '53-'56, Mitchell, Joyce Ann Joyce is really s-well to know, We really hate to see her go. V T '-Y. W ,, Cciinptometer School ggi s v- 70-fe Molesworth, Gerald Edward jerry as his nickname goes, Has many friends as eveyone knows. Bowling. College we C Sl H., . ' C , N 3 r. A A N 7' . 1 . t . Il PM i Ii .2 Y Mk Moore, Carlene Frances Always ready to help is our Carlene. You'll find she's really on the beam. Annual Staffg Red Crossg Tri- Yg Girl's Chorusg Mixed Chorus, 'i5. C.C.B.I. 2 5 - - Moore, Carol Ann Full of the dickens, cute as can he, Her personality is her key. Maiorettes, '53-'55g Tri-Y, '52- '55 Undecided Moleski, Charles Joseph All in all he's one great guy, Meet him once and you'll know why. Work Molesworth, Kenneth Arthur He's not so hot with a hook report, But he's a pal in the field of sports. Bowling. College fwfw Nellis, John Roger Brains he has and personality too With these assets how could he lose. Student Councilg Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Citizenship Council, Morning Chorusg Annual Staffg Honor Society. Collge of Forestry f. . A K 7567- ' Srgffzflt AAU' Z X '5 Nicholson, Marcia Anne A cute little blond, full of fun. Marcia gets along with every- one. Cheerleader, '55-'56, Chorus, '55-'56, Tri-Y, jr. Prom, Bowling, '53-'54g Student Council Sec., '54-'Sig rep. Stu- dent Council, '55-'56. Prudential Life Insurance qykmgwow' Mulligan, Joy Ann A cheerleader our joy is with Plenty of twin She's a girl we'll never forget. Cheerleader, '54-'56, Tri-Y, '54- '56g Bowling, '56, Chorus. WW? Norton, Donald Robert Doris a fine boy and on the beam, lflheu he's playing on any team. Football, '54-'Sig Hockey, '55- '56g Mixed Chorus, '55-'56g Boys' Chorus, '56g Annual Staff. Dentistry-Hobart College QAM Murphy, Thomas Raymound Tom was new in school last fall, For him to make friends took no time at all. kwa . gf - .. ,. V,1Q.' - , YL, K , : I ..,.:fii kkk' I w - f if f ' X, ,,,r ' 1 NK . 1 Nugent, Nancy Anne Tall and slim, with brains galore, A zromlerful friends, who would want more? I.R.C.g Mixed Chorus, O.V.A. C.O.g Annual Staff. C.C.B.I. 1' ' XV- Meer It Nephew, Marjorie Anne A real sweet girl who may seem shy. lVe know that Margie -will always get hy. Annual Staff. C.C.B.I. Nordone, Emanuele That he's a golf expert isn't any rumor, We also admire his sense of humor. Golf Team. College . , Miffl- L D , .A .lid i K yawwf Paterson, Katherine Miller An athletic girl is our Kay, She's even in gym when it's not gym day. Baseballg Volleyballg Basket- ballg Badmintong Serviceball' Swimmingg Bowling. Syracuse General Nursing , QfZ2Mf-W rljejjw! M Pendergast, Raymond Merton Ray is short as Ron is tall, But he's a pal, all in all. U. S. Coast Guard 79WWQ wf Olmsted, Russell Thomas Russ is a member of our hand, At music he is an old hand. Ba nd, Orchestrag Chorus. Work X fu ll VL -Lf' Z' Pacentine, Sheila With a boy she's hound to click, As Sheila's always found with Dick. Marriage awww' Percival, Diane Marie Diane left us the first of the year, Oh, how we wish she could still he here. Tri-Y, '54-'56g Basketball, '53- '55g F.T.A., '55-'56g Honor So- ciety, '53-'56: O.V.A.C.O., '54- '55g Anmfal Staff. Cortland State Teachers College fwtfffb WM Petrus, Margaret Ann A cute brunette and very petite, Our Peg is really sweet. Student Council. WW C.C.B.I. Patterson, Patricia Ann Pat's a doll, as we all know, To great heights she will go. Basketballg Baseball. College afaweaf Pendergast, Ronald Myron He hasn't a worry or a foe, Ray's a guy we're glad to know. Coast Guard or Coast Guard Academy QQWQA Gwvwj Piraino, Flora Margaret Plavocas, George Dennis Real sweet and lots of fun, George is a real great guy, Flora pleases everyone. He always has a friendly hi , Tri-Yg Chorus. Baseball, '55-'56, Football, '55- Telephone Company '56g Basketball, '55-'56, College PNK ,ww Plumley, Lucia Marie In tbe classroom a giggle is beard, It is Lucia you can be assured. Annual Staffg Student Council Sec., '55-'56s Pi Omicron, '55- '56, Vice Pres. '55, Honor So- Ciety, '52-'56: Sec., '53. College - QZM-f-fo Presutti, Patrick joseph Pa! is short, his hair is black, He'll always give you a pat on the back . Football, '54. Real Estate J ' Kula 595-IV l a 1 Quinn, Michael Richards, Phillip Homer We love to watch bim dribble We dvrff fare if Phil is wrt of down the court, 5,171 ' For baskezball is Mike's oat- 'Cause' we all lbmk his our standing sport. kmd of 8143'- Football, Basketball. Work and Night College Undecided Pospiech, Leon Leon's 4 guy wbo's sure to win In any field that he goes ia. College Mybwfpl Price, John Michael Here comes Mike in bis shiny Ford, Here's a ride, All aboard! Football, '54-'55, Basketball, '54-'56, Track, '55-'56. 'fm aw ' V - saw--5,,, ,.1 .sgvxgdj 1 gg 4 ', .? ?: .'? +V ' 'sl3 '. ff'-.1 43 'in .leaf rf my , 1. - H .A ff-:Mill 1 L - 3 ' -, A' twain , f ., ': , '. . - ,- V. -- :ef , . '. the ..- 1 .- . 1, 2.2 E - cu ., -, ' '.' A ' 1 1 : i sp., ' - - -Y ,.t 14, 2 A 41+ 1 - . ir: arf- ' .. ' 1 ., , , , I U x. -fx. lwvhhsg Q ' 'N A- ', Q ' ' .. 4 Russell, William George Full of fun, and, oh what hair, We ark you now, is that fair? Gym Team, '52-'56, Naval Re- serve. College Schattner, Robert john In a crowd he's quiet and shy, But in :portx he'll always ride high. Football, '54-'56. Work ALJ Roehm, Helen Esther With Helen twirling in front of the hand, You hear many whistles from the football stand. Majoretteg Bandg Pi Omicrong I.R.C. College y Russel, David Nelson If ever you need a helping hand, Call on Dave, he's your man. Naval Reserveg F.T.A. College . 7 f f df ZffZ 'lf DMM' 1 , , 'X 2 L. Q Schmidt, john Schoeneck, Richard Charles jack always has lot: to say, Here'S a boy who'5 never And with a football he has a Seen f14S5in,, way. We're awful glad he's one of Football. us n' Service Service or College ,yi , .Isl i stst 1' at ii 'Q Sammons, Carole Tall and slim with a voice so sweet, In the matter of friendliness she can't be beat. Volleyball, '53-'56g Basketball, '53-'56, Badminton, '55-'56g Archery, '54-'56g I.R.C., '54-'56g Senior Chorus, '53-'56g Honor Societyg Art Club. '54g Jr. Prom Committee. College CMA Schmidt, Donald Don's a boy with a quiet way, He is one who's very gay. tj! 4 2 f l E X s 'Y '55 .Y rx ,, N e. Segovis, jerry Edward Searle, Charles Robbin Although he seems quiet and sbs, He really is a wonderful guy. Basketball, '55-'56, Work or Air Force Black hair, brown eyes, and dark rimmed glasses, Jerry's always looking at the E, lasses. I.R.C. I ,. :lg fsfw College . , ...gz M it is 0 I 2 x M ' E - . X ,. Q X 2 We 4 Sharpe, james Troy Looking for a girl, jim's always found, As in his ear he goes 'round and 'round. Band. Navy - LN,..,h-.l 'lh 'l M- A , - M :,,. .,-5. K- - -Q5 'awe gg X K fx Y 3:5 fzifi aslss XX K CWM! -L' if 'f: f..s x, - f ax az S Q? Q . -2 H ',,. X tl iiff 4-,fwfktkiai Shortt, Madeleine Delores Madeline Shortt is really tall, And the best of friends with one and all. Tri-Y, '53-'56, Baseball, '52g Senior Choir, '53-'54, Bowling, '55. Stenographer work Seeber, Richard Wallace With his smile and personality plus, We're all glad he's one of us. Hockey Team. Work I ,s fx , , ,L me ,A -Eliza ' . .Q s U s fiii Simpson, Ruth Marie A real good friend is our Ruth, And never quiet, to tell the truth. Tri-Y, '53-'56, Chorus, '55-'56, F.T.A.g Annual Staff, Edwards Fashion Board. College WW -5- - I Settineri, William joseph He's tall, good looking, with dark brown hair, He an answer to any girls' prayer. College Shepard, Thomas C. Here's a fellow that's kind and true, No better friend could be found for you. College 0 X ,LV alfred i fi T lk Tirrell, Sally Phyliss Sally always wears a smile, She's a girl who's really in style. Chorusg Girls and Mixed Chorus, Swimming. Work Tripodi, Albert A. Al is tops you'll all agree, Someday a doctor he will he. Pi Omicron, '54-'56, Pres., '55: College Kmedicinel awe Srooky, Carlene jessee Terrell, Patricia As head cheerleader she' really Pat is always one of the crowd, hep, And for this reason we are For she's a girl with plenty of proud. 'ep' Tri-Y, '52-'56, Red cross, '54, Saggeglfaderg Volleyball, Bad- Marriage C.C.B.I. 1 Van Amburgh, Gordon David With his personality and pleas- ant air, Gordie is welcomed every- where. Freshman Class Pres.g Fresh man and Junior Prom. Comm. DeM0layg Hockey, '53-'55 Honor Society Vice Pres., '54 'SSQ Pi Omicron Pres., '54-'55 Choirg Student Council Pres., '55-'56g Annual Staff. College F .N ?4W5w'liaM ii 5 Chef' ,Dec Walburger, Carol Ann Our Carol is short and sweet, She is one who can't be heat. Girls' Chorus, '53g Mixed Chor- us, '54-'55g Red Cross, '55, Telephone Company ..awffW?f aw Trew, Kenneth james We all agree Ken s rather shy, But in our opinion he's a swell guy. Annual Staff. Syracuse University ,Mm Tripp, Donna Charlene From Onondaga Hill Donna hails, When you need a friend she never fails. Honor Society, '53-'56g Pi Om- icron, '54-'56, Tri-Y, '53-'55: I.R.C.5 Annual Staff, Volley- ball, '53g Basketball, 'SSL Soft- ball, '53g O.V.A.C.O., '54-'55. Plattsburg State Teachers College I UWM Welch, Susan Jane A friendly bi for everyone, From ber the boys will never run. Tri-Y, '54-'55g Pi Omicron, '54- 'S6g Corrcs. Sec., 'SSQ Honor Societyg Jr. Prom. Committee, Annual Staffg jr. Red Crossg F.T.A., '54-'56g Treas,, 'Sig Ed- wards' Fashion Board. Oswego State Teachers College ,le WLLW Walsh, Carol Ann Sure a sweet girl, but tbat's not all, She goes steady with a certain Paul. I.R.C., '55-'56g Honor Society, '55-'565 Annual Staffg Mixed Chorusg Edwards' Fashion Board. Secretarial Work Watson, Bonnie Mars A pretty girl with big brown eyes, For personality she takes the prize. I.R.C.g Honor Societyg Annual Staffg Mixed Chorus. M459 Secretarial Work ' ., . Whyland, John F- At playing sports, john will h 4' al ways shine, g - - 1 . . is .- AL, A nicer fellow you It never Football. ,E 1 ,,,, s. fi r A li i.?T f7 Colle e Q1 W' ' 1 , L g 4 , 1. R ., ,-'ij' S f V f P f- . JPY 3 ,-s ' fffkr . ,. -A-0 ' -' ei, 5, i'ui 0 , were , 1 sz. ,f gi L ' t 'L A . -gf. 'ff' wi! -1 gNg.f Stg.g ' i5 V . f - it Z iflff w 2:43. A lk I a A K 3 .i k V ggaiev 5- , gg:-z of E sg 'H fi' 2 Wilson, Suzanne Elizabeth SlJe's our :lass beauty, and slJe's so sweet, Our Suzy-Q just can? he beat. Honor Society, '55- 56g Pi Om- icron. '54-'56, Annual Staffg l.R.C. Syracuse University Wood, Ellen Short aml trim. aml olv. so neat. To bare had Iver will: us bas heen a treat. Tri-Y, '55-'56g Rainbow, '52- 'i6g Bowling, Chorus. '54- 36. ulewlf Nursing .1 Y White, Arlene Mary. Af-lends cute aml kim! of sby, But slJe'll always attract many a guy. Mixed Chorus. WAAFS Ugxlxle Wilcox, Kent Kent's a guy u'bo's never blue, W'e will miss him when the year is through. College DMM Woodard, Hart Yates, Joyce Lee A well liked fellow in every From the corner you hear way, chatter, chatter, chatter, Hart is one who's really O.K. And from the teacher, Joyce I ll? College whats the matter . WMM QM In Memoriam RICHARD BEARD At the end of last term we were shocked by the death of our Classmate Richard Beard. Dick was well liked by both students and faculty. He supported school activities and was one of the outstanding members of the gym team and the track team. A quiet but active member of the class, his death struck a sad note in the year's events. ' NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE For death and life, in ceaseless strife, Beat wild on this world's shore, And all our calm is in the balm, Not lost but gone before. was Q ,fi lfninr hfizyrrarf The high honor students of the graduating class of 1956 are: Valedictorian, Alexandra Celke, average 97.2599 Salutatorian, Helen Roehm, average 93.6815 Diane Dunham, average 92.687, Joyce Ebert, average 92.4573 Lucia Plumley, average 91.944, Donald Cafarelli, average 91.8773 Suzanne Wilson, 91.032, Barbara Homer, average 90.5413 Jane McCausland, average 90.478, Johanna Dwyer, average 90.307, Nancy Freeborn, average 90.166, Carol Sammons, average 90.000, Gordon Van Amburgh, average 89.565, and Donna Tripp, average 89.444, The following have avera,-,s from 89? to 84.25398 Maureen Caveny, Marjorie Nephew, Betty Eden, Sandra Atterbury, Brenda Benson, Barbara Eddy, Marcia Nicholson, Nadeen Jarrett, Judith Hite, Ronald Curran, Dan Griffith, Carol Walsh, Dorothy Frost, Diane Percival, James Blazek, John Nellis, Susan Welch, Charlotte Keene, Joyce Grant, Mary K. Greenway, Richard Baranello, Patrick McGee, Bonnie Watson, Henry Chanley, Philip Kennedy, Albert Tripodi, Gerald Molesworth, Kathleen Kennedy, Tina Clarke, Beverly Bangs, Joy Hockey, Roberta Lynch, Beverly Emmert, Nancy Nugent, Robert Schattner, Edwin Hatch, William Lindovski, and Charles Searle. Alexandra Celke, the valedictorian, has completed her high school work in three years time. I. 'yo' , filly , Ljfllllfl' 115241 wrrdi President ,, c up Dick Baranello Vice President , , H ,Nancy Freeborn S6Cfeld7'y. . . .. 7..,.., Lucia Plumley Treasurer 7, Jack Fifield AWARDS D. A. R. The D. A. R. Award is sponsored by the General Asa Danforth Chapter. Lucia Plumley was chosen from three finalists in the senior class. She was selected for dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Lucia will write an essay for a United States bond. She will also receive a pin and a certificate. CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE Responsible citizenship is the subject each year of the Maxwell School of Citizenship Contest at Syracuse University. The delegates at the conference compete for a full and part tuition scholarship. The scholarships are awarded for school and extra-curricular activities. The seniors to participate this year are: Nancy Freeborn, Tina Clarke, john Nellis, and Gordon Van Amburgh. The juniors were: Anna Brumfield, janet Rubenstien, Gerald Augustinos, and George Byron. NAME Gerald Alvarez Sandra Atterbury Donald Babcock Beverly Bangs Dick Baranello France Barrague Ellen Barry Janet Beagle Brenda Benson Robert Bessee Marlyn Betts James .Blazek Marilyn Bolen Dolores Bonn Donald Brick Barbara Brown Gloria Brown Mary Lou Burgess Suzanne Burkard Donald Cararelli Kay Calkins Carolyn Cameron Maureen Caveny Alexandra Celke Henry Chanley Tina Clark Gloria Conger Diane Cummings Ronald Curran Francis Dalton Roger Davenport Delores Desiro Pat Dix Dorothy Duell Diane Dunham Johanna Dwyer Joyce Ebert Barbara Eddy Betty Eden David Edmonds Ronald Edwards Beverly Emmert Mary Ann Evans Phyllis Evans Edward Farrington John Fifield Edith Figie enivr NICKNAME 'USUALLY FOUND Pancho Sandy Babo Bev Barney France Ellie Jan Bender Bob Mel - Jim Marlin Dolly Don Barb G.B. Lou Sue Caf Casey Carol Rene Xandra Bud Teen Green-eyes Di Ron Fran Shorty Dee Dee Long Sam Dot Di Toddy J oycie Barb Betty Dex Ron Bev Mary Phyl Duke Fife De De at Wright's trying to get my locker open Todd's ollice with Bob with Schat writing letters with Gail with Mary, Phyllis and Sandy talking anywhere arguing with Brenda home anywhere here and there with Shorty talking thinking with Dick with Sharon home busy with Carrie with Ruth studying Elmwood eating with Roger everywhere 204 at Milt's Bill's Inn with Pat with Dee Dee with K.E. girls on the telephone dazed comforting Judy in the gym with Tom with Gail sleeping with Di with Jan, Phyl and Sandy with Jan, Mary and Sandy with Hart Woodard Art's drugstore with Bill all ull SUPPRESSED DESIRE to pass English to skip school without getting caught to graduate to be a private secretary to understand women to learn English to learn to drive to graduate to understand men to pass intermediate to win an argument with her to pass English with a 90 to graduate to graduate to get out in June to be head maiorette at Syracuse U. to be another Sarah Bernhardt to own a driver's license to learn shorthand to be a success to be a famous fashion designer to write a book to be a brunette to be an ambassador to have an empty car to be a skinny pianist to have the family car once in a while to see Valley beat C.B.A. in football to skip school to graduate to get out of school to marry a trumpet player to relive New Year's Eve 195 5 to own a car to be a fraternity house mother to go back to Europe to walk like other girls to be 5'2 to get out of school to have the South rise again to graduate to be President of the U. S. to travel to stop laughing to graduate to win a bet to be a nurse THEME The Bandit Don't Stay Away Too Long Seventeen It's a Big Wide Wonderful World I'm a Lova da Pizza Pie The Song of a Dreamer Somewhere Along the Way I'm a Fool to Care Last Night Hawkeye Black Denim Trousers She's Too Fat for Me Moments to Remember Autumn Leaves I'll Get By Love Is a Many S lendored Thing God, Is Love I Need You Now Live It Up Try Hard and Success Will Come to You Far Away Places Harlem Nocturn Melody of Love Stardust Hot Rod Not As a Stranger I'll Never Stop Loving You Sometime Shake, Rattle and Roll Night Train Rags to Riches Love Me or Leave Me I'll Never Stop Loving You Dream When You're Feeling Blue All About Ronnie Hot Toddy Somewhere There Is Someone I'm Just Wild About Harry September Song Dixie My Wild Irish Rose Through the Years Song of the Dreamer I Took the Longest Walk Slow Poke Stardust I'll Never Walk Alone PET PEEVE getting up for school homework cars regents Nellis' iokes trying to under- stand Americans Inter-sorority Fraternity Council regents Gordie's female friends work Gordie English shorthand homework Mrs. Amish Brownie Fanny short people Mr. Garfola work cliques Dick Carter combination lockers presidents the Mu boys getting up in the morning girls with pony tails diets work people my car triangular love affairs short boys gym being told to shut-up failing drivers' tests boys with brush cuts tall girls French class dancing homework Adel phean! ! oral reports Jim school Miss Razzano oral book reports NAME Gloria Fischer Dave Flanagan Nancy Freeborn Dorothy Frost Keith Gardner George Gilbert Sally Gitschier Joyce Grant Phyllis Grant Jeffrey Greabell Mary Greenway Dan Griffith Robert Hall Edwin Hatch Eugene Hauman Libby Hayes Gilford Herrick Richard Hill Judy Hite Joy Hockey LeRoy Hodge Barbara Homer Lois Hoyt Nadeen Jarrett John Jerose Richard Johnson Judy Joyce Charlotte Keene David Kellogg Betty Kellogg Kathleen Kennedy Philip Kennedy Philip Kies W'illiam Kimball Neil King Diane Kratz Charles Liebi William Lindovski Roberta Lynch Pat Mahar Jean Matterson Ronald Mattichak Jane McCausland Teddy McCausland Patrick McGee Francis McGrath Gerald Metzler Felicia Milewski James Millard Joyce Mitchell Guy Mishoe Charles Moleski Gerald Molesworth Ken Molesworth Carlene Moore NICKNAME Gloria Flan Nance Dottie Dumpy Geore Sally Joyce Philly Jef? Itch Hogan Bob Footsie Nauman Lee Sonny Dick Jude JOY Roy Barb Lo Carrot John Dick Judy Chuckie Dave Betts Kathy Phil Phil Bill Neil Di Chuck Bill Bobbie Little I.uI.u Butch Matt Janie Tedd Pat Mac Metz Flip Jim JOY Mish Mo Jerry Molly Car USUALLY FOUND daydreaming Elmwood twirling batons with Ronnie anywhere but home in front of Milt's with Rickie sleeping on the telephone Elmwood in a daze whistling with Joy in Tully Elmwood practicing with Anna driving around in a red and white Buick everywhere hustling Joyce along with Bob in Mr. Birnbaum's shop with Bob with Dave with the K.E. girls with the boys out of the boss's sight the dairy in the gym with Shorty and Brick sleepy talking Carver's Elmwood school at a friend's home with Adelphean girls with Ron in the gym in the office writing letters to Pot Louie Lytle writing letters in a yellow car with the kids studying golf course playing cards drinking milk-shakes traveling to entertain anywhere writing letters Wright's with Les eating with Maggione with Maggione writing letters to Mass. SUPPRESSED DESIRE to take a trip to Europe to win playing cards to always be on time to lead the band while Mr. Forbes plays my clarinet to look alive! ! !! to graduate to be with him, always to pass a history test to talk in the library and get away with it to own a car to get rid of my nickname to see a corrected Regents paper to get out of school to be an educated vagrant to be called my right name to become a western singer with Anna to see Valley beat C.B.A. to understand girls to relive my last two years to travel around the world to get out of school to catch Miss Wallace chewing gum to be rich to become head cashier at Loblaws to be a millionaire to beat V8 Fords to marry to drive a car to own a car to be old enough to go to Notre Dame to be a professional loafer to buy Atlantic, Ga. to pass English to graduate to hang certain faculty members to own a line of French chorus girls to graduate to go to Florida to go to Germany next spring to marry Dick to graduate to join a fraternity career in the navy to join a sorority burn down the school to be a successful bachelor to sing professionally to play hockey to go to Japan to retire at 25 to graduate to fly with the Thunderbirds to become a millionaire to graduate from Valley THEME Slow Boat to China Ain't It a Beauty St. Louis Blues March All About Ronnie Battle Hymn of the Republic Oh, You'll Never Get Away Wake the Town and Tell the People Seventeen We'll Be Together Again Side by Side The Moment I Saw You The Breeze and I Always I'm Walking Behind You The Lone Psychiatrist Just Call Me Lonesome Maybelline There's a Tavern in the Town To Each His Own Always In the Jailhouse Now I've Got A Present For Bob Day by Day Unchained Melody There Stands the Glass The High and the Mighty Seventeen Autumn Leaves Hot Rod Slowpoke I Believe Gone Fishin' Mystery Train Roll Out the Barrel So Long Only You Shake, Rattle and Roll Soldier Boy Song from Moulon Rouge Soldier Boy It's a Sin to Tell a Lie Sleepy-Time Gal Tenderly 4 Christ ls Coming Money Burns a Hole in My Pocket Ace in the Hole My Boy Flat-Top I'll Never Stop Loving You Sixteen Ton Moments to Remember Oh, How I Hate to Get fUp in the Morning I Route Marchin' Moments to Remember Don't Forget PET PEEVE Valley boys ' getting up in the morning earning money walking to school Mr. Todd Mr. Otis cars oral book reports quiet study halls homework gym class people who have pet peeves bashful girls girls who wear glasses midgets Jack girls, school blue eyes liars certain teachers diaries working - St. Lawrence Univ.: school - people who put gum on movie seats Terry book reports schools and teachers A football players .gf riding around with Janie V j school .Q girls that giggle English class Miss Pidge Miss Pidge lady drivers most teachers combination lockers ' The 3rd Armored , ' Division, Fort Knox, Kentucky the navy Chuck Liebi Kathy noisy study halls Mr. Forties parlays girls wearing glasses heavy drinkers math boys leeches English class school the hack of Jack's place Air Force NAME Carol Moore Joy Mulligan Thomas Murphy John Nellis Mariorie Nephew Marcia Nicholson Emanuel Nordone Donald Norton Nancy Nugent Russell Olmstead Sheila Pacentine Katherine Paterson Patricia Patterson Raymond Pendergast Ronald Pendergast Diane Percival Peggy Petrus Flora Piraino George Plavocos Lucia Plumley Leon Pospiech Patrick Presutti Michael Price Michael Quinn Philip Richards Helen Roehm David Russell George Russell Carole Sammons Robert Schattner Donald Schmidt John Schmidt Richanl Schoeneck Charles Searle Richard Seeber Jerry Segovis William Settineri James Sharpe Thomas C. Shepard Madeleine Shortt Ruth Simpson Carlene Stookey Patricia Terrill Sally Tirrell Kenneth Trew Albert Tripodi Donna Tripp Gordon Van Amburgh Carol Walburger Carol Walsh Bonnie Watson Susan Welch Arlene White John Whyland Kent Wilcox Suzanne Wilson Ellen Wood Hart Woodard NICKNAME Carrie Joy Murph most anything Marge Marsh The Wedge Nort Nance Russ Sheila Kay Pat Ray Ron Di Peg Flo Jervis Lu Pos Pat Mike Mike Homer Helen Dave Russ Cae Bob Don Jack Dick Chuck Seeb Jerry Sett Sharpy Tom Mad Ruthie Stook Pat Sal Lucky Teeter Abe Don Gordie Hamburger Car Bon Wat Sue Kit Whyl Ken Susie Ellen Hart USUALLY FOUND with Joy, Marcia and Carolyn with Tim or the gang Charley's Pool Hall Wright's with Dick with the gang at LaFayette C.C. at the hockey shack with Bev with the boys with Dick Lowe in the gym writing to Paul most anywhere around the Valley running for a bus anywhere with the gang McGrath's Casino giggling with Schmidt home on the bench around at a friend's house around school with the girls S. S. Kresge-No. 278 needing a ride Wright's home playing football under my car at a game under my car Greeks anywhere at Carver's anywhere with Barb with Rene Bill's Inn with Arlene in a daze in court Colvin drug store with the gang with Brenda senior lav. with Bon and Sue with Carol with Carolyn and Carrie with Pat with the rest of the idiots at McGrath's on campus busy with Joyce around SUPPRESSED DESIRE to go to Clarkson to graduate to be an admiral in the army to cut Tucker's hair to be skinny to take an ocean voyage to unknown places to become a pro to get rid of competition to abolish drivers' tests to play in a dance band to get a driver's license to be small to get a sport car to pass geometry to see Valley win the football championship to be President to marry to grow about 3 inches to take out Linda Kitch to play hockey to strike oil to be a millionaire to play in a football game to get out of school to be manager of a Dept. Store to create an explosion in 204 to blow up 204 to get out of school to ioin the iunior bird men to get out of school IO OWU 3 new Cal' to be All-American to get my car to run to own a car to own a Cadillac convertible to be a pilot to get along with Miss Razzano to be in the Army to be rich to be rich to be a model?? to go to the Great Lakes to graduate to marry a millionaire to roll over a Cadillac to win the city tennis title to go to West Point to build a bridge to go to college to play football to have twins to marry a doctor to join the National Guard to give McGrath a brush cut to pass trig to ioin the Navy to become a nurse to get out-of school THEME Open' the Door Richard Love Me or Leave Me Be Home For Breakfast Roll Out the Barrel Blue Moon Soldier Boy Melody of Love Midnight Mood Adios Basin Street Blues Sincerely Thanks for the Memories Sailor Boy Something's Gotta Give That Old Black Magic The Man That Got Away I'll Never Stop Loving You Moments to Remember Old Black Jervis Day by Day There Was an Emperor Napoleon September Song You Gotta Have Heart Yellow Rose of Texas Yellow Rose of Texas Blue Moon Davy Crockett Voocloo Suite Unchained Melody Hot Rod Take Me Out to the Ball Game Yellow Rose of Texas Hot Rod Take Me Out to the Ball Game Smoke Rings Blockbuster Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Deep in the Heart of Texas Tina Marie Ain't That a Shame Side by Side I Was a Bashful Kid Too Young Deep Purple Hot Rod Race Pancho Lopez Charlie My Boy Last Night Hawkeye Moments to Remember Bonnie Lassie Love Is a Many Splendored Thing Pledging My Love House of Blue Lights Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots Somewhere Over the Rainbow Seventeen Davey Crockett PET PEEVE the Moose basketball school Barney's girl troubles Miss Wallace's Last Word army A school Mrs. Sampson Miss Wallace Mr. Forbes at rehearsal school short girls people who aren't Irish geometry English certain athletes Elmwood boys Valley boys McGrath and Flanagan noisey K.E. meetings Miss Pidge Miss Pidge Bud Hudson football coach?? Bob Moore Miss Pidge chemistry lab Miss Swindels school not having a car .to drive Dick's driving Miss Pidge school cars Miss Pidge people who obey the speed laws Whip's stories cigarette smoke the Navy work conceited people meetings!! the Navy budgets Frank Milt's instant collee Miss Razzano school rules Marlyn Betts BYUY homework oral reports blondes Miss Wallace mocking Jervis Podunk Highway l0l Central the smell from the chemistry room school Jog-gg gr 5. ,, ual' um! eafumenf . , 6 , We, gfaulfgg a!6Za4-A54 fide, Qaxhgw, of the 55 fdyt4dw4c in the County of G-Ccufafi and State of , all being of unsound mind and memory do make, publish, and declare forever this our last fiaafzaafw-? in manner following, that is to say: I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, 1. I, I. I. I. I. L I I I I I, I I I I I I I I I 7 3 3 9 5 9 3 9 1 9 1 1 Jerry Alvarez-leave-the Valley girls sad. Beverly Bangs-leave my title class apple polisher to whoever wants it. France Barrague-leave my French accent to someone in French class. Ellen Barry-leave my singing voice to Mr. Novak to hand out next year. Marsha Nicholson, leave with a smile. Brenda Benson-leave nothing because I'm taking every- thing with meg including Gordie. Marlyn Betts-leave my nickname to Brando's fans. Donald Brick-leave my football prowess to some weak Junior. Barbara Brown-leave my baton to some deserving major- ette. Gloria Brown-leave my flirtatious actions to a likely member of the Junior class. Mary Lou Burgess-leave my sweet smile to some glum Junior. Sue Burkhard-leave all the happy times I have had at Valley. Kay Calkins-leave my pleasing disposition to some grouchy Junior. Alexandra Celke-leave my brain to some worthy Junior. Gloria Conger-leave the Senior Lav. a much quieter place. Ron Curran-leave my vocabulary to whoever can mas- ter it. Francis Dalton-leave my hockey skates to a deserving Junior. Delores Desiro-leave my history still unfinished. Dorothy Duell-leave the halls of Valley quiet. Diane Dunham-leave my smile to a poker-faced Junior. Toddy Dwyer-leave my tales of uerxnany to anyone who will listen. Joyce Ebert-leave my sweet personality to some future Junior. Betty Eden-leave Vahan to sing his duets alone. Ron Edwards-leave my wit to some lucky Junior. Beverly Emmett-leave my quietness to the conversational- ist of the Junior class. Edward Farrington-leave with no regrets. Gloria Fisher-leave my sweet disposition to the sourpuss of the Junior class. Dave Flanaghan-leave my hopes to win against C.B.A. to a future football player. Sally Gitschier-leave Miss Clark to find someone else to be her demonstrator. Jeff Greabell-leave to follow Ruth. Mary Greenway-leave still wishing I had blown up the Chemistry Lab. Dan Griflith-leave my hot rod to some deserving Junior. Bob Hall-leave my all-star football career to some future football player. Edwin Hatch-leave my office as President of I.R.C. to a deserving Junior. Libby Hayes-leave my place in the Senior Lav. to who- ever wants it. Judy Hite-leave my cheerleading ability to someone try- ing out for cheerleading next year. LeRoy Hodge-leave, but not with Janice. Richard Johnson-leave my smile to a grouchy Junior. Judy Joyce-leave my shorthand to Miss Wallace. Betty Kellogg-leave to some deserving Junior all the good times I have had at Valley, ' Neil King-leave my shyness to some boisterous Junior. Bill Lindovski-leave the gym teachers to try to get along without me. Roberta Lynch-leave Mr. Todd to find someone else to bother him. Pat Mahar-leave my petiteness to some large Junior. Teddy McCausland-leave my Bible to a religious Junior. Pat McGee-leave my way with Mrs. Coon to a future business student. , Fran McGrath-leave my football season business to an ambitious Junior. Jerry Metzler-leave my flat top to a round headed Junior. Felicia Milewski-leave my singing ability to Sue Kahne. Joyce Mitchell-leave finally. Carlene Moore-leave the gym class without an athlete. Tom Murphy-leave my name to a lighting Irishman. Mariie Nephew-leave my rheumatism to a iunior who dislikes gym class. Nancy Nugent--leave my ability to write jingles to some future member of the Annual StaE. Diane Percival-leave my shorthand book to Miss Wallace. Lucia Plumley-leave to follow Suky or Guy? Leon Pospiech--leave my bike to a Junior who walks to school. Phil Richards--leave my marks in history to a lucky Junior. ' Carole Sammons-leave Mr. Novak saddened. Robert Schattner-leave my football ability to some de- serving Junior. John Schmidt-leave very tired. Richard Schoeneck-leave my Ford to a Junior without a car. Jerry Segovis-leave my head of hair to a flat-topped Junior. Bill Settineri-leave Miss Razzano in peace. Madeline Shortt-leave my height to a short Junior. Ruth Simpson-leave my ability to model clothes to some future member of Edwards' Fashion Board. Caroline Stookey-leave my red hair to some lucky Junior. Pat Terrell-leave to get married. Sally Tirrell-leave still trying to catch the boy next door. Kenneth Trew-leave still trying to find out what hap- pened to my car. Donna Tripp-leave my math ability to Miss Razzano. Gordon Van Amburgh-leave my way with Mrs. Amish to anyone who wants it. Carol Walburger-leave in hopes that some day I'll get a driver's license. John Whyland-leave my math ability to some lucky Junior. Sue Wilson-leave my driving ability to Mr. Forties. Hart Woodard-leave my homework still unfinished. Joyce Yates-leave to marry Dick. isa 0 X usa replay Sandy Atterbury-will still be chasing the Marines around. Don Babcock-will be an antique car collector. Dick Baranello-will be All-American of 1960. Janet Beagle-will be happily married to Gary, but which one? Bob Bessee-will still be playing basketball at Roosevelt. jim Blazek-will be the heavyweight champ of the world. Marilyn Bolen-will be learning how to ride a motorcycle. Dolores Bonn-will still be shy. Don Cafarelli-will have his own chemistry lab. Carolyn Cameronewill continue to solve everyone else's problems, but still have twice as many of her own. Maureen Caveny--will still be trying to play golf! Bud Chanley-will be Health teacher in Mr. Abdo's place. Tina Clark-having graduated from the Juilliard School of Music will be giving piano recitals throughout the world. Diane Cummings-will return to Valley as a teacher. Roger Davenport-will be an American History teacher. Pat Dix-will write scripts for Milton Berle. Barbara Eddy-will be the world's badminton champ. David Edmonds-will settle down in a cozy look-out tower with Gail. Mary Anne Evans-will still be blushing at Jerry Alvarez's study hall iokes. Phyllis Evans-will still be waiting for Clint. jack Fifteld-will be a ladies' man. Edith Figie-will be raising little Blackies. Nancy Freeborn-will be the first woman to own a harem. Dottie Frost-will still be seen with the Van Marters. Keith Gardner-will be a driver training teacher. George Gilbert-will own a chain of hardware stores. Joyce Grant-will be a second Little Mo. Phylgs Grant-will be the first woman to fly to California y yet. June Grenga-will still be twirling barons. Gene Hauman-will be a second story man. Gil Herrick-will be driving trucks as a hobby. joy Hockey-will still be trying to have K.E. meetings. Dick Hill-will be a ticket fixing cop. Barb Homer-will still be seen with Bob. Lois Hoyt-will still be gift wrapping for Flah's. Nadeen Jarrett-will be head cheerleader at Potsdam State. John jerose-will be Vice-Principal of Valley. Charlotte Keene-will return to Valley as a gym teacher. David Kellogg-will become a typing teacher. Kathy Kennedy-will still be talking. Phil Kennedy-will still be lazy!! Phil Kies+will be a bookie. Bill Kimball-will be a stock car driver. Chuck Liebi-will be a C3 tlcher. ' if J V l lhsi' in agar? Q' '. 'L 1, 9 S 1 I4 ' 6, 7 K Z f A Q -f Z' 'J Jean Matterson-will become a Mrs. and have a baker's dozen. Ron Mattichak-will replace Miss Razzano as Valley's Ad- vanced Algebra Teacher. jane McCausland-will be Queen of the Hot Rod Club. Jim Millard-will be a motor skooter salesman. Guy Mishoe-will still be driving a black and yellow Chevy. Charles Moleski-will still be passing out cigarettes to leechers. Ken Molesworth-will invent rubber bowling balls. jerry Molesworth-will become a scientilic genius. Carrie Moore-will still be waiting for that Clarkson letter. Joy Mulligan-will long be remembered as Valley's loudest cheerleader. John Nellis-will take Jackie Gleason's place on television. Manny Nordone-will be number one golfer in America. Don Norton-will become a temperance worker. Russell Olmstead-will be playing for Tommy Dorsey. Shiela Pacentine-will be happily married to Dick. Kay Patterson-will still be stamping her foot when she gets mad. Pat Patterson-will be a nurse fall the boys are sickl. Ray Pendergast-will still be riding with Mike. Ron Pendergast-will leave with Ray. Peggy Petrus-will still be able to out-talk anyone. Flora Piraino-will still be trying to get her driver's license. George Plavocus-will leave Mrs. Amish with one less worry. Pat Presutti-will be the star player on a midget basketball team. Mike Price-will become a pro basketball player. Mike Quinn--will continue to give the Valley girls a hard time. ,. Helen Roehm-will still be a chauffeur for all the kids. Dave Russell-will still be a charmer. George Russell-will return to Valley as coach of the gym team. Don Schmidt-will be a weight lifter. Charley Searle-will still be rooting for the Nats. Dick Seeber--will become a Driver Training Teacher. james Sharpe-will be the only American in Turkey to have a harem. Tom Shepard-will still be dating Ann. Al Tripodi-will be an expert on parliamentary procedure. Carol Walsh-will be Paul's secretary when he becomes man- ager of Acme. Bonnie Watson-will be sitting on the boss's knee taking dictation. Sue Welch-will become Miss America one of these years. Arlene White-will join the Air Force. Kent Wilcox-will be ringleader of Barnum 8: Bailey's Circus. Ellen Wood-will still be trying to hook Ben. in-Q... C0023 Q51 17 26 2 TH 1.5165 ., - 'CLQEQ 9312, R. M1080 1 1 r'..'f BHAINI- 0 ' I EAUTY '1wa'I . od u.ll pin M-'T' N 25505 A - Cy,P55 95,411 W' bl X B5 CLAAI B2bS'HfUL oJ.'c'Lm 171: CLA ffcmw ' 5 P041 517535. 23,3-A..: f4?: V. Ply 0'Z':'45'0 roi 9 .--mf.-f SIM- K L41-J. C 57 .h'J4n M CLAS? M urrv- :rar I CYP A'Ylrgg F if ONy50J.A nom gdstlbav-ana IIC Q Pl. POW 3,1351 'E'-fr-H, ALMTI' Made limo Shorzr 2' 5 '-H ly A42 5520 1' DRE ,EES No 5 ' Ms Y 'fu WMI s-M7 A -CLASS C0uPl.E - J H If Bogbljfllv is -1 fr .. M057 L me LT TS, I .5 b 'XT P ard: 5uc,CEED - POPU '- C AAg6gt Tosldy DWYH T -CLASS Fug.. Jiffy GloY ' Br I Z 6787 IJ lf!6 lb Z0 Z! Z2 2.5 Z7 28 Z? 50 5 7 5 6 I0 fl If X5 fl I8 I7 Z0 4 Z5 26 27 P-NU-A E065 NBL N40 nous sf JUNIOR CLASS President 7, Edward Little Vice President W Diana Long Secretary , C Anna Brumfxeld Tfedfllrer' George Burak The Wise Foolsn 1SophomoresJ held a very successful dance on December 9th, titled The Sleigh Bell Slidell A real sleigh was the focal point with sleigh bells and Christmas bells used throughout the gymnasium for decorations. A picnic to be held at Green Lake Thursday, june 21, will wind up the season's activities. Mrs. Catherine Wheeler is class advisor. if' 1 A li A A SOPHOMORE CLASS 8t GRADE F RESI-IMAN CLASS 2-iw 5 XV u h if 7th GRADE Prexiflwlt David Braddon Vice Plliiflfblll Bill Burkard 'l4rcas1n'e1' Lloyd Marcus Clmfzlniu john Spencer HI-Y This year the Future Teachers of America elected jane McCausland president, Helena Clancy vice-president, Judy Erhard treasurer, and Susan Hill secretary. Last November most of the members attended a convention of Central New York's Future Teachers held at Liverpool. In February the organization held a very successful bake sale at school. Interested members also made a trip to Oswego State Teachers College. TRI-Y The following are officers of Tri-Y Presiderll judy joyce Vire President Emily Belle R6'C!N'llillg Sefrelary Margie Urciolli ClH'l'6'J'f7l7lIllillg SEl'l'C'ftIl'1' Diane I,a1Ba1rrc T!'l'zI,Ylll'f'l' Carlene Moore Cbafmltziu janet Rubenstein T... FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA P OMICRON S Pi Omicron ' Officers 1Fall Term? ai President 1 1 Al Tripodi fi Vice President Jim Blazak Recording Secretary Donna Tripp Corresponding Secretary Diane Percival Treasurer Don Cafarelli Pi Omicron, mathematics honorary society of Onondaga Valley Academy, was organized to create and stimulate a greater interest in mathematics, to further the knowledge of its members, and to aid those who have difficulty in comprehending mathematics. To be eligible for member- ship the student must have attained at least a scholastic average of 85 per cent and at least 90 per cent in his advance mathematics regents. Meetings are held bi-monthly at the home of one of the members. Each year Pi Omicron sponsors a Mathematics contest at Valley for the students of the Syracuse junior high schools. Miss Antoinette Razzano is the advisor. Students must have a 90W average to be eligible for membership in Honor Society. Miss Milazzo is advisor of the group. HONOR SOCIETY RADIO TV .- -xii! 1 W. .,- e , I ..l M -lr m,AX Wal sl l r I Vis 1- A new program this year, High School News and Views, WHEN radio Saturdays at 12:30, includes high school news from three Syracuse schools plus a fifteen minute discussion of a current topic by pupils of one city high school. O.V.A. pupils started the series with Does Syracuse, the city and people, do enough to prevent juvenile delinquency? The second Valley program featured the question of aid to the young driver, a February discussion questioned sufficient action by the city to solve its parking and trallic problems, and a May program completed the series. An Hour at WIBX was presented by the fall radio workshop group at a school assembly. lt showed a typical small town studio and the difficulties experienced in presenting a variety of P1'0gI'3lTlS. The News I.Q. trophy was retired by Valley last june. This is the second one won by our school. WFBL presents News I.Q. at 4 P.M. each Saturday from january to june. News I.Q. STUDENT COUNCIL In the Spring of 1955 elections for the oflicers of the 1955-1956 term were held. President Gordon VanAmburghg Vice President, Peter DeGrootg Treasurer, George Paulg Recording Secretary, Lucia Plumleyg and Corresponding Secretary, Tina Clark. One of the main accomplishments this year was that the group drew up and had accepted by the school a constitution. During the summer of 1955 the New York State Association of Student Councils was held at Cornell which our President and Vice President attended. To pay for this the Student Council held a doughnut sale which was very successful. They also sponsored a record dance in the fall after one of the football games. The junior Red Cross representatives are chosen from their respective homerooms and are enrolled in the Junior Red Cross. Miss Ella O'Connor'is advisor to the group. Past activities have included songs by Vahan Khanzadian in the Junior Red Cross program at the Veteran's Hospital. Future plans consist of the filling of about fifty boxes to further good will in other countries. JUNIOR RED cuoss Students who are taking advanced art courses may be eligible for membership in the Senior Art Club. The active members this year, in addition to the ofiicers are: France Barrague, Carolyn Garzone, Susan Gehring, and Drucilla Thompson. The club has sponsored several exhibitions held in the school library and the art room. Some of these were the National Photography Exhibition, the International Poster Exhibition and the Syracuse Printmakers Exhibition. The club as a unit visited exhibitions in the Museum of Fine Arts, the Historical Museum and the Emily and Joe Lowe Art Gallery at Syracuse University. , In the spring the club will make plans for its annual picnic usually held in Elmwood Park. Sketching trips will be planned in the city or surrounding country. SENIOR ART CLUB President Edward Little Vice President joan Gerteis Secretary David Hall Treasurer Linda Hunt The junior Art Club, a newly organized group, meets every Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Marjorie Strong as advisor. The group is currently Working on a school project, a large mural on Indian life which will eventually be placed in the hall on the first floor. JUNIOR ART CLUB President Donna Buyea Vice President Norma Bigtree Secretary Serena Cox Treasurer Penny Cruickshank Chaplain David Van Epps uns. JU' N UMISMATIC CLUB The Coin Club meets Thursdays after school under the advisorship of Mrs. Mary Lou Farr The purpose of the club is to further interests in American coins. The members trade coins and try to fill in their own collections. Some of the coins were displayed at a Parent Teacher Student meeting and at Open House. OFFICERS FALL TERM SPRING TERM Edwin Hatch ,, t. , President ccc,c . t D. ,r,c,, cc,c ..cc,,A . t Albert Tripodi Donna Tripp , Vice President ,c,,. .,,c.,,,,c,c ,Jack Fifield Bonnie Watson , Secretary t,,tt,, ,,,et,. 7 to , Jane McClausland t c.Treasurer . , .,Kathleen Kennedy Advisor Mrs. Marie Cady Carol Walsh The International Relations Club meets once every two weeks at the homes of its members. Discussions have been held on the Middle East, Communism, and Segregation. A guest speaker visited a meeting and talked and showed slides on Indonesia. Toddy Dwyer showed slides on her summer in Germany. An assembly program was held at which time foreign students from New Zealand and Pakistan spoke. The members are planning an International Day when foreign students will come and speak in the classrooms. A luncheon will be served with home economics classes aiding in the preparation. , .. . v-- ,.. ,r- v-.. - ...L , R 9 4, eg, . ,,i,., , J .W 1 X . A, fs S Q . C3 We 1 f 'QUT . . . l Q, ' I Cf ' .2 A Q il' ff . -as-7 't W ,. LL'h A K V , . W I kg Li'h i., 4 4 i I r , 'V My V K W . p -H'-AQ as .- , Q - fp' A WQQZ . fy H I W I - .. . . awww.. A ...,. -N . , . ... , . - , , JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Sporn, meets once a week and takes part in two important programs through the year. These are the Christmas program and the Spring Concert. This year the group has the following officers: President, Linda Caing Vice Presidents, Connie Smith and Anita Youngg Treasurer-Secretary, Thomas McClauslandg and Accompanist is Suzanne Hill. The Senior Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Sidney Novak, performed the operetta The Red Mill by Victor Herbert on March 1-ith. The group also gave performances at other schools and on the radio. The Senior Chorus participated in a Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert and at various school assemblies. Accompanists for the group are: Maureen Caveny, Barbara Eddy, and Tina Clark. SENIOR CHORUS .ef pa ear C iff' f 3 M F' ft r-. of! r. 415, D 3 -: f s.. Civ. an f'S , BAND Our Musicians . . . The orchestra and band of 0.V.A. are under the direction of Mr. Theron Forbes. The band, composed of about 60 members of the junior and Senior High, performs for various school affairs and at all football games. They rehearse every Tuesday at 8 A.M., and every Thursday in school. The orchestra has a membership of 25 boys and girls. Lessons are given at school and rehearsals are held every Tuesday in school and every Thursday at 8 A.M. A newly formed group this year is the junior High School Band, made up of boys and girls just learning to play instruments. They rehearse every Tuesday and Thursday from 2:30 to 3 P.M. Mr. Forbes hopes to have this band well organized by the time the new junior high is built. This year, as in the past, a Spring Concert will be given by the combined efforts of these groups. On May 18 and 19th contests will be held at Central Square at which time the band and orchestra members will compete with individuals from other communities in the state. Mr. Forbes is also in charge of the instrumental program at Roosevelt, Meachem, and Van Duyn schools. ORCHESTRA g'lm 'i 1 5 . 1 3 In f 'g ' x X TY ' i , YR 1 T . ' l W-..., m ..-f A4 ik , i Y -f . I Nwsm 'N- ri 'main at Lg, Q .. mai.. FOOTBALL Valley's football team had Mr. Nick Abdo as its head coach this' year. This was Mr. Abdo's second year as coach at Valley. He was assisted by Mr. john Garfola and Mr. Bud Hudson. This year's team was very young and composed of very few veterans, but the newcomers were very eager to learn. It took a great deal of hard work on the part of both players and coaches to field a good team. In the opening game against C.B.A. the inexperience of the boys showed as they were turned back 30 to 0. The team settled down after this and played a very good game against Vocational but were held to a 6-6 tie. In the third game the team suffered a loss to Eastwood by a score of 19 to 6. In the fifth game the team lost a close 7 to 6 decision to a strong Nottingham team. The final city league game was well played 26 to 8 over North. After the regular season the team went to Rome and suffered a 34 to 0 defeat by Rome Free Academy. Bob Hall was the only Valley player to make the first string All City Team. Other players mentioned in All City were jerry Alvarez, Pete Siravolo, jack Fifneld, George Plavocos, john Whyland, Tom Furze and Dick Baranello. Some of the boys expected to carry the load next year are: Pete Siravolo, Ed Little, and Vahan Khanzadian. BASKETBALL Valley's Basketball team, coached for the third straight year by Mr. Walter Bolen, had another successful season. They wound up with ten wins and four losses, which put them in third place behind C.B.A. and Central, and also put them in the playoffs. In the first half of the season Valley won six out of seven losing only to Central. At mid-term the team was very hard hit by ineligibilities. In the second half Coach Bolen did an excellent job building a new team which made a very good showing by winning four out of seven. Bob Moore was the only boy from Valley to make the All City team. He made the first string even though he was only eligible for the first seven games. The members of this year's team who will not be back next year are: B. Moore, B. Hall, G. Hauman, J. Alvarez, G. Mishoe, C. Searle, D. Baranello, j. Whyland. Boys returning for next year's team are: E. Little, E. Burak, G. Burak, J. Francis, D. McConnell, N. Copanos, B. Brown, T. Foody, G. Paul. With all these returning veterans, and the fine coaching of Mr. Bolen, Valley is looking forward to an excellent season next year. U Valley ...................................... Cazenovia ....... ......... Valley ..,..,...., ,........ North .....,, Valley ,....,. Central ......... ......... Valley .,................ ......... Nottingham Valley . .... ,... Eastwood . Valley ..., , Smith Tech. Valley ......... Vocational .....,. Valley ........ C.B.A. ....... . Valley ........ C.B.A. ........... . Valley ................ Nottingham , ,...... 78 57 ........78 PLAYOF F S xt WN ,N 5- at i ... 'V lf, ff ff 5- kim rx I WK g . . AKEN. Y , ,...n-...- BASEBALL Last year's baseball team ended the season in a tie for second place with six wins and four losses. The baseball team was composed of many veterans, but there were a few young ballplayers who will be expected to provide a foundation for a well balanced team in 1956. The members of last year's team who will not be returning are: Paul Connelly, Mike Cifaratta, jim Knowles, Bob Lennox, and Dick Baranello. Players who will be returning are: Vahan Khanzadian, Tom Furze, Tim Foody, Chris Murphy, Bill Brown and Ed Little. This will be the fourth year as coach for Mr. Walter Bolen. He always fielded a good team, and it is In ,I expected Valley will make a good showing this year. Scores: Valley . .20 Smith Tech. Valley ,S 414 North ...,............... Valley t .. .. 8 Nottingham ..... ..,,. . Valley, ., Y 5 Eastwood .....,... ..... . .. Valley .... , , 0 Central ...,...,. .s..... . Valley ,, , 7 Vocational .t...,, .... . Valley, 4g C.B.A. .st,tt ..., .t...t, . Valley, , all C.B.A. B W Valley. . , , 0 Central .,,t ,. Valley, S . 0 Nottingham . ---i---- MINSAVAGE AWARD Richard Baranello was the recipient of the coveted Minsavage trophy for outstanding scholastic and athletic achievement at Onondaga Valley Academy. This award is presented by the Central New York District Board of the National Association of Approved Basketball Officials in honor of joseph Minsavage, former teacher and coach at Valley, who was killed in action in World War II. The president of the Basketball Officials presents this award at their annual banquet to a Valley boy who for his 4 years of outstanding work is appointed by the principal, vice-principal and coaches. The following have had the award since 1947. Paul Maier, Pete Cost, Richard Perkins, Robert Schalk, Gordon Mietz, Frank Pieroni, Richard Corthell, Robert Shepard, and Paul Connelly. TRACK TEAM Mr. Philip Otis coached the track team at Valley last spring. This was his first experience as track coach, and he did a fine job. In their first outing they were turned back by Nottingham, 58 to 40. In their second meet they defeated Vocational SSM to MM. In the city meet the boys came in in fourth place, and in the relay carnival in eighth place. The boys who will not be taking part this spring are: Paul Connelly, Bob Hall, Robert Large, jim Knowles, Fran Wood, and Al Hart. Boys who will be participating this spring are: Ed Little, Bill Brown, Nick Copanos, Pete Siravolo, and jim Patchett. The gym team was undefeated last season. They won meets over Utica, Proctor, Watertown, Syracuse Central, and then took the Section III title for the eighth straight year. The team, coached by Mr. Abdo, consisted of Stuart Loan, George Russell, Bill Lindovski, Fran Wood, and Dick Beard. We regret to say that Richard Beard passed away in january. This year the team will again enter the Section III meet. GYM TEAM HOCKEY TEAM This year was not too profitable a year for the hockey team. They played in one tournament, losing games to Clinton, Lake Placid, and Rome. After this tournament hockey was discontinued due to lack of ice. Playing on the team this year were: G. Van Amburgh, G. Bobbett, B. Brown, B. Newman, D. Norton, P. Siravolo, L. Songer, N. jenkins, D. Babcock, D. Kahute, B. Mathes, J. Robinson, B. Schattner, K. George, W. George, and C. Ritchie. The coaches were: Mr. Garfola, Mr. Abdo, and Bob May. The managers were: Bud Kirkby, Dick Bruns, and Alec Bell. The golf team, coached by Mr. Garfola, had a successful season in 1955, and tied for second place in the City League. Their record was 7 wins and 3 losses. The players were Manny Nordone, Dick Nordone, Pat McGee, Ros Daggett, and Herman Whitney. The same players will be returning this year, and they hope for a very good season. Scores Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley 9M Smith Tech Nottingham Vocational LQ Central Eastwood Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley GULF TEAM 'nr if A I Smith Tech 0 Nottingham 10 Vocational , 0 Central 1 716 Eastwood 45 5 X TENNIS TEAM This year the tennis team will take part in the sports program again, after being discontinued last year. The boys on the team are: jack Fifield, Gordon Van Amburgh, Al Tripodi, and Bill Kimball. Mr. Francis Walter is the coach. The bowling team this year is considerably larger than it has been in the past. Mr. Powlesland instructs and coaches the different teams every Wednesday afternoon. Valley hopes to enter state competition this spring. Members of the various teams are: B. Kaulback, T. Furze, D. Naum, T. Roberts, B. Newman, F. Dalton, G. Plavocos, J. Woods, A. Nye, P. Siravolo, D. Kahute, G. Bobbett, J. Whyland, J. Schmidt, P. Richards, B. Moorhead, D. Schmidt, P. Presutti, L. Pospiech, B. Randall, N. King, B. French, j. Molesworth, K. Molesworth, B. Stoll, A. Tripodi, P. McGee, R. Bessee, G. Metzler, J. Fifield, D. Fox, Alvarez, and D. Baranello. BOWLING TEAM This year the girls' basketball team did not participate in city high school competition, All games played were intramural. Beginning players were: C. Goodfellow, G. Trew, B. Walsh, G. Burgess, B. Halbig, N. Wallo, A. Sulesky, S. Wonderly, A. Kingman, M. DeGroote, J. Gerteis, M. Paige. Advanced players were: B. Grupp, S. MacMillan, A. Bloski, S. Sammons, G. Patten. BCDV LIPJG BASKETBALL The bowling teams have been meeting Vfednesdays at the Seneca Alleys. There are about nine teams this year. On March 27th and 28th the tournament was held at the Genesee Bowling Alleys. Veteran bowlers were: B. Brown, B. Eddy, C. Edgerton, B. Grupp, C. Keene, S. MacMillan. G. Patten, F. Piraino, H. Roehm, C. Stookey, S. Wonderly. VOLLEY BALL The girls' volley ball team played three games this year as well as a three way game at North with Vocational and North. The teams consisted of three players from each school composing a team and playing against each other. The following were participants: N. Bainbridge, A. Bloski, B. Eddy, C. Edgerton, J. Erhard, C. Garzone, Haberman, B. Halbig, C. Keene, S. MacMillan, G. Patten, C. Sammons, D. Sammons, C. Stookey, G. Burgess, C. Goodfellow, J. Irons, A. Morgan, S. McCauley, L. Paige, C. Rider, P. Smith, A. Soluski, G. Trew, N. Wallo, B. Walsh, B. Wilbur, S. Wonderly. Valley ....,. ...... ........ , 3 5 North ............. ............ 3 1 Valley ........ ,........ 1 8 East Syracuse ................ 17 Valley ........ ......... 2 3 Alumni ......... ........ 4 2 Swimming is a popular sport with the girls at Valley. Seven courses are offered: confidence, beginners, intermediate, swimmers, advanced, and junior and senior life saving. The classes are in session from February through April. Swimmers are: B. Bateman, G. Burgess, G. Case, L. Cleveland, J. Collins, C. Crawford, N. Daly, L. Delehanty, E. S. Kahne, J. Kingman Senior life saving Dowdell, C. Goodfellow, J. Haberman, N. Hoover, C. Hopkins, B. -lakes, P. Markham, B. McLeod, J. Nye, L. Sherman, G. Trew, B. Walsh. C. Campbell, S. Hill, S. Wonderly. junior life saving: : S. Gehring, J. Osborne, G. Patten. A an SWIMMING BADMINTON The six best doubles players will compete in the city wide high school badminton tournament on April 24th and April 26th at Nottingham High School. The teams will be chosen from the following advanced and beginner groupsz, Advanced: C. Keene, B. Eddy, C. Stookey, C. Edgerton, N. Bainbridge, G. Patten, S. MacMillan, A. Bloski, B. Grupp, C. Sammons, Beginners: S. Wonderly, C. Garzone, D. LaBarre, N. Wallo, M. Rinehart, C. LePonto, B. Walsh, P. Coyne. Valley teams have taken the championship for the past eight years with the exception of 1952 when we tied with Central. We hope to cap the championship again this year. ELMER BEESLEY AWARD SENIOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC AWARD Each year the Elmer Beesley Cup is given to the senior girl who has earned the most number of points for athletic and leadership ability as well as having attained a high scholastic average. Athletic points are earned by participation in city wide high school programs. The cup this year will be awarded at Commencement to Barbara Eddy. Carleen Stookey was runner-up for this award. INTER SORORITY - FRATERNITY COUNCIL if at 'QQ is . i W , .af ,fy E S I 2 '11 ,S 3 I-I 1 MSX ,F if A inf 1 ctr 'f'.f? PHIDHIASEMA SENATE Wwm 1 -.-. 5. f .,. EM- RAINBOW E 6- l i DeMOLAY si -ff - i ADELPI-IEAN SUB-DEB 'NP GAMMA ALPHA PSI .42 3 - ,. ,,M...as l P 1 P H I College-Syracuse University Georgiana Gilkeson Robert Large Dale Travis john Richer Robert Southworth Lenore Dillon College Frederick jillson-Lehigh Stephen Khane-Cornell Stephen Buechner-Wagner Nancy Langham-Cortland Donald Amidon-St. Lawrence Marcia Adamsick-Oswego Phillip Beaver-Marine Academy Elizabeth Clark--Oswego David Coon-Hobart joseph DeGroote-Cortland Marilyn Holden-CCBI Carol Hurley-Cortland Carolyn Hurst-CCBI Phyllis Kite-Oswego james Knowles-LeMoyne Robert Meagher-CCBI Y.. ALUMNI REPORT cuss or 1955 Kenneth Northrup Donald Wells-St. Lawrence Burita Rozitas-CCBI Nursing SarahAnn Fennessey--Syracuse General Lynn Flagg-Smith Tech junia Gleazen Working Ruth Seifert-Bonds Barbara Ann Ward-Bonds Richard Fowler-Dey Bros. Patricia Hakes-Telephone Comany Ann Killoran-Telephone Company Karl Molesworth-Loblaws Patricia Barr David Cargen-Sanatorium joan Fargo-Dey Bros. Marilyn DeGarmo-Memorial Erla Pearson Edward Percy Roberta Perkins-Telephone Company Patricia Stone-Telephone Company Vida Stoudenmyre- Telephone Company Wayne Venton- le 1' X ,tryin U 1'5 6' nity! lays, 9 Q ,', 445,53 :xi A4 -P.. 151.11 1 K 4,1 ,s Venton Distributing Company Ronald Wise-Herald-Journal jo Anne Woodrui-Flahs Barbara Gray Service Richard Armstrong-Navy Paul Connelly-Army Ronald Field-Army Gerald LaVergne Engaged Ruth Seifert Marilyn DeGarmo Carol Fryer Lucille Karim Vida Stoudenmyre Sondra Kenyon Married Nancy Barrows Edna Cash Joan Fargo Carol Riddell Sally Spaulding xii' A Syracuse University Joyce Baker William Bowin Richard Chrisfield William Coyne Robert Donohue John A. Edmonds Lilian Fellows Karl Gerteis William Giangobbe Allen Gotham Faith Hawley Howard Johnson Robert Kenyon Patrick O'Connor John Osberg Spencer Plavoukas Joanne Potts Michael Shipley Drusa Steggall Paul Sweeney Joyce Vander Meyden College Susan Benson-Cornell Richard Clark-Clarkson Richard Cowden-Ohio State Marilyn Drumm-Oswego Mary Lu Egelston-Oswego John Evans, Jr.-St. Lawrence College Gordon Gillilian-Cortland State Leon C. Greaball, Jr.--Oswego Anne Helme-William Smith Sharon Hollenbeck-Oswego Robert L. Holliday--Cortland Reginald S. Holmes, Jr.-Ohio State Jan Hoover-Cornell Ellen Joor-St. Lawrence Judith Kelly-Roberts Wesleyan College John Kiley-LeMoyne David W. Landry-Hobart Paul Liddell-LeMoyne Nancy Loan-Oswego Gary Marshall-LeMoyne Thomas Marzynski-LeMoyne Joan Maser-LeMoyne Charles Mellor-LeMoyne Diane Murray-Alfred U. Sandra Nye-Keuka College Sally O'Hara-LeMoyne Janet Potts-Southern Seminary ALUMNI REPORT CLASS or 1954 Joan Sammons-William Smith Robert Shepard-Clarkson Barbara Stier-University College Barbara Touranioe-Oswego Ronald Van Marter-Powelson Inst. Nursing Ann Baxter-St. Joseph's Barbara McClellan Patricia Murphy-St. Joseph's Donna Richardson-Syracuse General Working Robert Belle Andris Bogdanovs Carol Doray Eileen Dorfer Jack Dugan David Ehle Robert Greene Donna Keeler Margaret Kite Frank Lipari James Lunn Jean Maser Joan Newman Jane Ostrander Margaret Owens Roland Perkins Harvey Rockburn Marilyn Seaman Jack Sutton Raymond Taylor Barbara Wheelock Richard Windish Peter Wright Sandra Zinserling-Long Island Robert Alvord4Telephone Company Carol Bronner-Addis Patricia Cost-Vega Industries William Goebel-G.E. Nancy Gottlieb-Telephone Company Larry Hall-Valley-Mercury Patricia Kiley-LeMoyne George Klein-Acme Jane Loos-Grants June Maser-Telephone Company Carole McCorry-Western Electric Nancy Moreland-Telephone Company Sona Nocera-Dey Brothers Arlene Schmidt-Telephone Company George Scott-Grants Mary Lou Spagnola- Telephone Company Charles Venton- Venton Distributing Company Service Terry Antos-Navy Dennis Collins-Navy Gene Conway-Navy William Crawford-Air Force Robert A. Etz-Navy James Greer-Air Force Leo Fennessey-Army Richard Fennessey-Air Force William Holmes-Air Force Robert M. Horsburgh-Navy Stanley Milewski-Army Robert Savage-Navy Andrew Smith-Navy Tom Wenclling-Air Force Engaged James Dauler Katherine Fennessey Charles Fitch Jayne Heinley Carolyn James Melissa Marrs Carol Menzies Ann Ohlson Married Joanne Congdon Richard Cook Jaqueline Davis Anthony Diglio Joyce Edwards Joyce Haffenden Alice Halbig Altraud Koenig Elaine LaSage Susan Lawrence Shirley Lipari Jeanne Morris Shirley Niedzwicki Kay Songer Joan Warboy Nancy Wright PRlN1wlNG Incorporate: t Complete Printing Service in photo-Offset and Lellerprenn 136 WALTON STREET Telephone 2-7567 SYRACUSE 2. NEW YORK ANNOUNCEMENTS for the Syracuse Representative: clan of 1955 MR, A. J. HORROCKS by 205 Lockwood Road Phone 72-2910 L. G. BALFOUR CO. Attleboro, Mass. Syracuse, New York Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Liebi Beverly Liebi Mr. and Mrs. T. R. McCausland Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lynch John, Lynch Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nephew Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Curran Mrs. C. S. Lykes Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moleski John Moleski Mrs. Frank DiPietro Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Price Mrs. George W. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. John A. Garfola Mrs. Walter C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Blanche Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Julia White Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Caveny Donahue K. M. Hite C. B. Higham George Tripp Walter Percival Edward Mahoney Charles Keene Paul Henry Felix Milewski William Bangs George Paterson Sergeant George Paterson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mallory Ronald Gilbo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connelly Judy Yates and Bob Tilden Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dick PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mrs. Joyce Creay Mr. and Mrs. Chester F. Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kratz Barb Wilber and Bob Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Homer Jane Homer Miss Antoinette Razzano Ina E. Taylor Winifred Dixson Mr. and Mrs. Arnold White Mr. Richard Windish Mr. and Mrs. George Evans Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ellia Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Leopold Mr. and Mrs. George Webster Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nephew Barbara Merwin Mr. Charles B. Brehmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Mrs. Marie Cady Mrs. Kate Murray Mr. Robert Watson Mr: and Mrs. James Birdseye Mr. Byron W. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N. Brown Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Freeborn Jr. Mr. H. W. Hart Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Norton Mrs. Lillian Norton Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Gardner Miss Mary E. Gardner Mrs. Robert Purdy Mrs. Mildred Hall Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Ebert Mrs. Wellington McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Frost Mrs. H. A. Chanley Mr. and Mrs. Norman Large Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Atterbury Pvt. Robert R. Williams, U.S.M.C. Mrs. Austin Webber Miss Mae Conway Mrs. Coon Miss Schamu Mr. and Mrs. George Conger Mr. and Mrs. Leon Greabell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Baillie Edward Krenrich LeRoy Shortt Leo Molesky Madeleine Shortt and Barbara Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chesneski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frass . Mrs. Irene Blaine Mrs. Lena Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Amedeo Tripodi Mr, Leon Greabell Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Garofalo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garofalo Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Evans Miss Adeline E. Wallace Mr. C. Sherwood West Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Novak Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindsley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cameron Mr. and Mrs. John Walch Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Wright Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Grindrod Mr. and Mrs. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beagle Anthony Raponi Mr. and Mrs. M. Harold Dwyer Betsy and Lynne Dr. and Mrs. alohn E. Greenway Robert Ballar Mr. Leonard Brown Mrs. Leonard Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Lindovski Marlene Lindovski Fox Mr. J. C. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William C. Persse Mr. and Mrs. Fred Celke Mr. and Mrs. Russell Olmsted Ward feed Stores, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Simpson Peg Simpson Mr. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Eden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter Valley Drive Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Richard Clark Mr. and Mrs. A. Hemming Louis Lytle Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Kennedy Mr. Philip J. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Farl Dexter Thomas Van Amburgh Mr. and Mrs. R. Millard Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawley Mr. and Mrs. George G. Barlow OFFIC AL CLASS JEWELER i as A, 5 ,V Alin ' .,:. . -, if lr' A vulauil Weis Since 1917 In :fi D r Grrtifirh Blntrh Blasters I ',. at lviu-re fffrl lvurfrl cL?l'1IIl'lllllllll!lhil! .x.,l'l ll 1x,0f,l'l'lI VI 'Ffh ll ill UI' COLLEGIATE CAP and GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue New York, New York Academy Covers Monufoctu red by '20 HARRBON STREET SYRACUSE 2. Nt Y- THE MUELLER ART covrn Between the Strand Theater and Truax Hotel I Cv Asmoms co. Cleveland, Ohio Cin lk' Ko we qeave xo cocoa we 'oogae sqoo AAN Cooose us agzixo as iw! .- oi'ixcQxaX Qvoxoqfaqbef' xo recom M00 Wwe Qvoxogfg We foam owe: meq0ova'oXe occaelxooeko qoo Vhll. orfrqif Stud. hglagra E, WIC 'Uhfr Me 5?W,:.3ge . A- LB' 2292 4 1 if Wfjflkff' ' '.33:Qa'Q::, .AQ v Nfffx, Q' v in i,.. Mimi-g?i'5f5m, Q QP 1 ,fix , 53' Q0-9? H-its-wx A I f-if-1 all 55 35. L- Mfr f V1.1 - - , iLQ.1?g,Qk. X K , I , A ,?,,5 e , W. ,Mi kwa wf Ma, Mm., 1 ...W .. ,W n.fw,,. ,Www iw . ru .v-55-f1fr. x W, z H., Q' A'5 :g.' Q ,, ..Q. Gyms :QM :vga . , g + Y ,-2 ' 3 6 M 1 . H ,, Q 6 1 ,. 2-.f.-Lfik wr v -Wm N if Aqk Wf ig13 ff E fr' any gk ,mai T ff' vwfzffgifiagigmkiiz '35 M k2 k'k' I T19 Sy: Q -' 1 l ka' A4 M 3 . :Hh- fh 11 A ' ' f, z - ' '1 .. . X, fa-'2ggixff'f1w - 'f If ' W MM + f 'f Q 1 v . f f Y w I . X 1 x . -X X Q-Q.. xv N 'N- 4 .-4 . . 'ay-'1.1 ., -.rg ,A-V .L-,. w-'I xx ,,.,. -gf.-1 2'f'Qug1gyQ,,,m ' 1-. qi-j f'ff'15xv'i.l- A fi' . A --fr: q,'3sL:'.,,!3I Mwgf..-.-: -' Ay., 9, . A -,gf . ' fbi.: . W 7 41- ' fi 1 A 4' 1 1 1 Rf ,.F 1 1 R W Q . H1 'ii I 1 ,-1. 11: 1 1 1 s fn f 713' I. 1,,.. -Ji Wh ' ,-41' , A 1.- ,mi Y 1- Rl. fi-1 - -'w.,1.'1:4 xl. Q .mnfrrg 241151. vf . 1- . . 71,9 .I 4-:1 1 af. 1' , ,511 . YL,-' . E 1:. 1 1- , , -3 ' 'I .,,1 . I . . , . 1 1 'f V .1 Th iE,'.' F ' -NJ, , Q, , , .. , 11 .f 1 'iff' ' 1 1,1 9.41 .A,- - 4.-1 , 1- I . ..gg,:.'1'1, ,12- , . 1 JJ - Qf1'lf1a, ,.a2:JlE'L?.:Ei'.iL 4,1 111 1.1. -Q1 I H 1 'a Vi' 43.1 -1 11 4 1' 1 111 . rf 1 313571- 1 1 1 V151 1. 54 ,4 a - . 1' H1. it 1 17 1 J gl I, 1, 5 1 i, 31 ,af 19 ' 1. 1 1 1 1 11 , 1 5. 18 1' v 1 ISC- 1 J 1 ,f