Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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19 THE ONEIDA 27 LITY WHITMAN ..Lucy,, Nature Club 12,375 Glee Club 143. Lucy is a sweet, demure, old-fashioned miss. We understand that she has a 'tBil1 of long standing that she hopes to collect soon. Her heart seems to be far away, but she manages to make her presence pretty well known. ETIIICL MILLER Ethel Nature Club, 1Sec'y-235 President 1435 Student Coun- cil 12J5 Sec'y. Athletic Assn. 1455 Glee Club 13, 455 Dramatic Club 1315 Basket-ball 13,435 11'apt.J 1435 French Club 1455 ,Class Treas. 1375 President Etiquette Club 1495 Here's the Second Musketeer, Captain Ethel, Friend Ethel. 'tStudent Ethel, and every title that signifies a really prominent member of our class. She does everything and does all of it well. She comes from the great open spaces and we hope the aforementioned spaces will send us some more like her. ARTHUR BLYLER Art Glee 1'lub. -Arthur is one of our Rural friends, in fact he's the butter and egg man of Mazeppaf' He and his Ford were among those who survived the tornado of the past summer. We're fond of Arthur, he's nice to everyone. 4 21

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19 oNE1DAfmA 2 ,227 1 l10N,lllll H .VPIC M H i1'k Nature Club 1213 Dramatic Club 12, 315 President Dramatic Club 1415 Class Baseball 1313 Press Club 1413 Student Council 1413 Glee Club141. Don is the tive cent sheik of the High School. He wore out his lungs last year hollering for nick- les and hasn't recovered his breath since. He is the able president of the Dramatic Club and displays special talent along theatrical lines. The High ' School will certainly miss Hick's pep. They'll not find another like him for school spirit. NIIRLUI URONHR 1 Groner Groan Glee Club 12, 3, 41g Press Club 1213 Nature Club 12, 31, French Club 1413 Dramatic Club 12. 31. Mirianfs the girl with artistic propensitiesf' She's likewise gifted along botanical lines in addi- tion to being a good student. You can't find a better companion for any sort of a lark. What more could you ask for in one girl? ROBERT GROW' l'1 V ,.B0b,, Class President 1213 Student Council 1Treas.1 12, 315 Editor School Paper 1213 YEAR BOOK STAFF 13, 413 1Editor-in-Chief1g Class Base- ball 12, 313 Debating 13, 411 Tennis, 13, 41: Basket-ball 12, 3, 41. B0b's the guy that put the bat in debating. His accomplishments are manyg a first class athleteg a rising lurninary in oratorical lines: a straight E studentg a. perpetual office holder, and the sort whom everybody likes just because he's Bob. Bob has made the High School hum. It'll be hard to replace him. 20

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19 ONEIDATKT--J -.J 27 GUY ERIDLICY .iGuy,, Baseball 1235 Track 1233 Press Club 1433 Latin Club 1433 Boys' Glee Club 143. Guy comes to school along the milky way. He is an enterprising and bright boy and we all hope that he will find teaching a pleasing and profitable profes- sion, we know that he will be successful. We rea- lize that he has certain handicaps as he is color- blind and susceptible only to Brown. Nl .kll1i.lllI'I'l' NIOY HR Hpegrl Student Council 11, 435 French Club 1Pres.3 1433 Manager Girls' Basket-ball 1433 Sec'y. Nature Club 1433 Glee Club 12, 3, 43. Last but not least of The Three Musketeers. Margaret is one of our quiet lassies, but they say still water runs deep and so it is in this case. When it comes to athletics, Peg is right there. Whenever you want anything done, you may depend on herg she'll never fail anybody. PI-Illill' l Rl'lllERll'K 'tPhil Sun-Kist Boys' Glee Club 1435 Press Club 12, 3, 433 Dramatic Club 13, 433 Inter-Class Baseball. Phil is the big boy of our class, his lll63.d'S in the clouds but his heart's in the land of the sun- kist oranges. 101' did he lose it when his mule died?3 Pleasant as the day is long, And long as the day is pleasant. 22