Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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19 THE ONEIDA lee 11111 27 l+I'l'Hl'Il.l1INI'I Nl .K R'l'lN Ethelene Glee Club fl, 2, 3, 413 Nature Club 12, 313 French Club 141. Ethelene is a typical example of good nature. We've never seen her in a bad humor. We've yet to meet the person who has. She hasn't indicated as yet what occupation she intends to her good luck. LUl'lLLl-I l'lFliSl'ILI. Lucille Lucille's the Senior song bird. Her voice has add- ed charm to countless musical events of the High School. We hear she finds stenography a most en- joyable and profitable profession. pursue. We wish LHISICR Sl'0 l l'S Leiser Baseball 42, 313 Class Football fl, 213 Nature Club 121. Leiser's too good natured not to be well liked. He may be down but he's never glum. I-Iaven't you ever noticed that he grins as cheerfully when he fails to recite as when he succeeds? We have great hopes for Leiserg you know Lincoln was never daunted by failure, either. 23

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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

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19 f1-J-1-:THE ONEIDA 27 PA UL SHOW A Ill' ICR Showie Tennis 43, 433 Press Clubg Basket-ball 12, 3, 433 Dramatic Club. Meet our Purity Special. fYou always associate Purity Specials with nuts.J Showie's the boy who av- erages eight field goals for every basket-ball game. You can't forget him if you once see him in action. His polished manners and his culture contribute much toward his extensive popularity in our High School and elsewhere. YIOIA YON EIDA Viola Nature Club 12, 3, 411 Glee Club il, 413 French Club C41- Viola is a rural district lassie but has no coun- try-jake characteristics. She's been with us four years. We've been pleased to have her as a member of the class of '27. W IIIIUI 1 EMBPRI UNI' Bill is a boy in great demand, He comes to school in the Reo Grand. The farm district is yielding us an unusually fine crop this year. Bill lends undeniable evidence to this statement. He makes a very pleasant companion. 24