Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1942 volume:

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LEWISBURG HIGH SCHOUL ROGRAMMIE EX LIBRIS TITLE PAGE ALMA MATER PROGRAMME PROLOGUE DEDICATION THE FACULTY ACT I Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4- ACT II Scene 1 Scene 2 ACT III PATRONS CLASSES SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS if -il PRO OGUE All the worldis a stage, and all the men and women merely playersf, -VVILLIABI SHAKESPEARE The world of the present day is by no means an exception to the famous quotation given above. In it we find many elements of the Stage, the Play, and the Theatre-the actors, the directors, the K'limelight,', the many rehearsals before a performance, and the con- flicts between the characters in the play itself. c Keeping these facts in mind, we of the ONEIDA Staff have chosen to use Drama and Things Dramatici' as our theme in the produc- tion of our yearbook. We have not limited ourselves to any partic- ular branch but have borrowed bits from here and there-Shake- speare's blank verse, the parts of a play, the development of the theatre-and have attempted to knit them into one whole. Our hope is that in the future this record of Lewisburg High School and its life during 1941-42 will bring back to you many happy remembrances. The Play's the thingli' -WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE ll- ll' DEDIICATJION QECAUSE of our admiration of and respect for him and the kind of life he is leading, We, the Class of 1941-2, dedicate our ONEIDA to the teacher Who entered Lewisburg High School with us four years ago, RALPH M. FORD, now serving in the United States Army. v' v- ----- -V ge 1942 .ONEIDA 'k FACULTY H. E. STOVER B.S., M.A. Supervising Principal Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University ALAN H. SMITH A.B. English Bucknell University ARTHUR E. MINNIER A.B., M.A. History Bucknell University Pennsylvania State College MARGARET P. MATHIAS A.B. Languages Bucknell University LUETTA W. PERSON B.S. Science Bucknell University New York University LAURA A. BRENHOLTZ B.S., M.A. History Dickinson Seminary Bucknell University EARL A. GILL B.S., M.A. Science Clarion State Teachers College Bucknell University New York University Q Page 10 -V- 1942 ONEIDA K. IRENE GEISER B.S., Ed. Commercial Course Susquehanna University Bucknell University University of Pittsburgh A. J. SHARADIN Bs., Ed. Physical Education Springfield College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Page ll HARRY TROUTMAN B.S. Agriculture Pennsylvania State College LEAH H. BURNS Music Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College AMY BLANDY B.S. Health Pennsylvania State College MARIJANE AUMILLER Office Secretary Potts Business College MMV will 1942 ONEIDA i' HARRY U. HECKART INEZ M. ROBISON H. LOUISE CREASY B.S. A.B. A.B. Mathematics English English Bucknell University Pennsylvania State College Wilson College Columbia University Bucknell University Columbia University BOARD OF EDUCATION MELVILLE D. NESBIT ----- - President FRANCIS B. HITCHCOCK Vice President W. NEIL BAKER - - Secretary RALPH BROUGH ---- Treasurer JOHN S. GOLD Pa I 4 QC Wfmmm ,,M,,.l-l??'p1-anna E' XVKWQ J zkfgf X 1 XIX QW if PHGEHNT wad' js- ll, ' ll N U I 0137 5,4 wa-'L' F .1 ,.f.o:11?2 ',.'11131:fg-ga-pzrsw' ' . . gf X r f 4 YP ,E , , sag, S 1 l X .,, R V I hz- -----------f-----r,--5,-11 , 'U' 'V f I 1! I S 'X 1 I 1 W, ' 0' 'S KW 010014211 ACT I CLASSES 1942 ONEIDA i' l A.....,.,- ,, - , SCENE 1 SENIOR CLASS The drama opens with the Senior Class Mighty in spirit, strong in hrawn and brain Straining with courage--eager for the world. Heads uplifted to catch the sky's bright gleam Of hope and happiness-4'Suecess', unfurls Before their eyes. American youth today! They leave the portals of their motheris home Behind them with a sigh, though joy possessed. Their faces herein pictured show the rest. Their memories remain and find a niche Behind closed doorsg This scene draws to a close. Page 14 'k 1942 ONEIDA SENIOR CLASS Page 15 Kling, Gill, Greene, Fritz OFFICERS JAMES GILL - - - - President ROBERT KLING - - Vice President ELAINE GREENE - Secretary GORDON FRITZ - - Treasurer QW W SQ , March 9 Buffalo Township, Pa. RALPH AMMON ..Amo,, October 22 Lewisburg, Pa. .Ja- l G FRED AN ,oN 1.gY?y'1-. ,. ,ywwwy lMl,l3wm0l'lll Carolina '99 o-A X0 1 I WW WW ,ggfiliiifffill ffm f ld, New Jersey .XY u VID M. BAKER S6Da,UeS5 January 19 Lewisburg, Pa. I L A N J iff' vi if -.1 - ROSCOlSfll3EAVER, JR. ,L. 'fulksiel' l tif' il 12 -J , C l 8 4, 59 :iv V X U In wamsport, Pa. 5' C l 7 il' i f 1 1 K I W J' ,ff - le ax 55 4 , K X Rifle Club 2g Sportsman's Club 1, 3g Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Aircraft Club lg Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4-g Danc- ing Club 2g Varsity Soc- cer 4. Wim, Auf QiD.fZ.d 1.2 on Ping Pong Club 2, 3g Dancing Club 3g Varsity Basketball 4. Etiquette Club 35 Cooking Club 4g Basketball 1. Class Treasurer lg Stamp Club 1, 33 Masque 45 ln- iterclass Sports 1, 29 President Stamp Club 3. Aviation Club lg Pan- American Club 35 Band lg Football 25 Forty- Fort High School. Page 16 ELEANOR BENFER '5Eleanor,' March 22 Winbeld, Pa. SHIRLEY BERGER Shirley, May 30 Penns Creek, Pa. ROBERT BITTING ..Bob,, August 5 Palmyra, New Jersey WILLIAM BOND Clendening', June 21 Athens, Ohio Yggfve qgbke I. nuzxu J Stvqn Sgvvj I i'xA1k l' ANNABEL BOYER ,.Ann,, August 8 Vicksburg, Pa. CHARLES W. BROUSE Charles,, April 5 Buffalo Township, Pa. Page 17 Danc' g ' ete Etiquette Club 23 Beauty Club 33 Cooking Club 4. M 'Ga U 'g XJ President of Home Room 1g.,Iunior Hi-Y Clubg Radio Club. a ,, 4 ,y I1 ' Editor of ONEIDA 4g Class Secretary l, 2g Vice President of Class 3g Varsity Soccer 4. leavn te Know gow vwchx beflrv. 625.5 Bowling Club 23 Beauty Club 35 Cooking Club 43 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. in Bri SML G fu T' of- .rw-J.,-,-V-, ymyk A w,.......w X I Boat Building Club lg In- k terclass Soccer 43 Ath- letic Club 2, 3. Fl' W' Wnweao-luv M 'ft,1ifC'fdS-i,iQL4Qg,, LLLWQ1 ,V ff ,lug '4 , 1 A DONALD RAY BURNS lCD0nS5 .lune 16 Milton R. D. 1, Pa. Katy ct ber8 I is urg, Pa. tl y CAMERON SARA CATHERMAN Cisallyv February 10 ' Lewisburg, Pa. SIMON CHAPPELL Simon,' October 21 Lewisburg R. 3, Pa. 1 5 I GL AL CO R ' ee anuary I evad isso uri LENA MAE COOK Lena,' July 3 Cooleemee, North Carolina Sportsman's Club 2, 33 F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Boys' Leaffue 1 2 3 4 5012131 ii QQQVL .Qt 4 Ml' '1 '-x Etiquette Club 1g Beauty Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. I Cooking Club President 4g Dancing Club 1g Beauty Club 23 Girls' Ensemble xt4f3UfjgfV U' wk Handipyft Club 1g Rifle oxwjl 3, Boys' League 1, 2 4 , 1 s ' x SN' Associate Editor 4g Masque President 4, Student Council Vice President 4g Cirls' Ensemble 3, 4g . Masque 2, 3, 4. Beauty Club 3g Driving Club 4, Gir s, League gptytt . To ' Lau f t - , l -'Lil 'Q fir. 5 1 I ,gn KATHRYR EOREY Q ,434 Q-,gg u Kzlty .- p,c,Iv4tLf.LL'!, .lllly 9 :L r.L4-ct!! elf.. 1,44 ' ,fi I 2,1541 fuk, ,-Lzgcf 1 Lewisbur , Pa.f pf 332145, 5 KE R OK 4, ,, 6 Y Ma A FLOSTIN A DAVENPORT 5 Page QW? ta Flossie', August 12 Catawissa, Pa. MARION DAVIES ,.Zee,, August 6 Williamsport, Pa. ca 9 Sept h,er2 , ll ' on, Pa. BETTY DEWIRE Betts October 26 Lewisburg, Pa. 19 Vice President of League 4, Assistant Literary Ed- itor 4g Assistant Busi- ness Manager, May Day 3, Ensemble 3, 4, Inter- class Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Handicraft Club 2, Driv- ing Club 3, Varsity Soc- . cer 2, 3, 4, Varsity Base- ball 1, 2, 3. 3 j 5 'ic' l ff W2 ta Knitting Club 1, Handi- craft b'2g Glee Club E 33, 'ng Club 4. W Masque 3, 4, Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Vice President Stamp Club 3. Q . Iett C 3 ' ooking ll x ii is L l -9- JUNE DIEFENBACH cajunev June 29 Lewisburg, Pa. ANNA ENGLE 66Anna!7 September 21 Lewisburg, Pa. RUTH ENGLE Ruff February 7 Lewisburg, Pa. MARY LEE ERVINE M. L. E. June 1 Cass, West Virginia ' fest ELE E ER Jr I gf at J 27 S? ' Mo, Maine -79' if J -wax. N? 3 vi ' N N. DOROTHY FARLEY MDM, February 16 Milton R. D. 3. ll., it? l Dancing Club 2, Beauty 3 Club 3, Cooking Club 4. ww, v 1 3,3 ' t fb'ld f-k V, 1 ?,l,'.,H.,-I X wh' 1 Etiquette Club 29 Beauty 1 X Club 35 ooking C ub 4. I . , N l Wy l . WM t 1 C l l I w my t Etiquette Cl 2, Beauty 3 Club 3' 1 g b 4. l X , , t 9 l Ky M :pa rlfvl . Q I Art Ediior 45 Masque 1, 2, 3, 43 sque Historian 3, 43 sque Treasurer H, il, Cir Ensemble 3, 4. K x I ' YD ' ii Kg QM , , Y 1 - 3 5'-iw Qi xi X A ' erary Editor 4: Masque 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 3, 4g President of Card Club Q 4g Interclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 43 Eti- quette Club lg Soccer 2, Beauty Club 2, 3g Driving Club 4. Page 20 ONALEE FENNER c'Ronnie', January 16 Parry, New York ROGER FETTER ..R0g,, June 16 Danville, Pa. Wait, H 09' QR R RITZ be .10 g Pa it f - ECS Cru unbury, Pa. Se mber24 Ll fi My xx DONALD GENSEL uRed,, December 25 JPO grove, a. 1 ff 1,1 'ill' JAM GIfL I ting, l hl ,120 A ,I X ,Okay ' O54 Dramatic Club 2, Beauty Club 3, Driving Club 43 Girls' Ensemble 4. Mex ' L66 4.1 Vice resld oy League 3, CSIC Boys' League 43 Masque 3, 43 Student Council 1' Interclass Soccer IO T6 Treasurer of Class 45 Sec- retary Boys, League 4, Masque 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, Interclass Soc- cer 1. Glee Club 4g Glee Club Publicity Manager 4 g lnterclass Soccer 4. Varsity Soccer 3, 43 Sports- manis Club 2, Rifle Club 1, lnter 1. 5444Jtf'nf0'f4ff pl ll President of Class 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Student Council 3, Orchestra 1, 23 Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Aviation feed, A , l WILLIAM GOLD X 9 BUF, 00 1 August 17 Xkxo Lewisburg, Pa. 'If V25 X 6'7mixe' ' U if R ,xx 000 0 ELMO CONSOR, JR. c'0zzy April 6 Sunbury, Pa. ELAINE T. GREENE H Tomlniev December 16 Maysville, Kentucky T E ACKENBIIRG 'Esthef' January 31 u 1 W, 1, J, ROBERT HACKENBURG ..B0b,, September 1 Lewisburg, Pa. ll- 1 . I . xf ,- X X ' X95 LT . . N. A R i- ,S--' ER sr HARRIS tri, rniel' lx ' anuary 12 X rf' I lliamsport, Pa. XA , Vice President of Class 1, 2, Boys' League Trea- surer 3g Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Handicraft Club 15 Wrest- ling Club 2g J. V. Bas- ketball 3g Varsity Soc- cer 4g Varsity Basket- ball 4. is MM. Class Secretary 3, 43 As- sistant Business Manag- er 4g Student Council 2g Interclass Soccer 1, 2, 3. ,-JA,-0 fl . '7AL5'jZ.'Zl 1-nil Sewing Club 1, Etiquette. Club 2g Beauty Club 33 Driving Club 4. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. t., Stamp Club 2, 33 Inter- class Soccer 2, 3, 4, In terclass Basketball 1, 2 3, 4. Page Z 7' , 'J ' 3 October 13 5 xl lx :Ilya MARION HEIM Marion , Lewisburg, Pa. JANET R. HEITERA ccjanss July 16 Lewisburg, Pa. DAVID HE PLER Dawn August 9 ALCDL Gettysburg, Pa. if xx 000-Q ERMA JOHNSON Shrimp,' .luly 24 Renovo, Pa. HELEN KEEFER uHelen1' August 6 Milton, Pa. Vip UDREY KERSTETTER 6SSiS55 , October 9 elinsgrove, Pa. WP 23 Typist 4, Ensemble 3, 45 Etiquette Club 3g Driv- ing Club 4g Dancing Club 2, Singing Club 1. Girls' League M e m 0 r y Bookkeeper 4, Bowling Club 49 lnterclass Sports 1, 2, 35 Etiquette Club 2. jfzs-all-1-44 'aid diem: Stamp Club Vice President 35 Photography Club Vice Presidentg Secre- tary of F. F. A. 2g Inter- class Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 4g Nursing Club 35 Driving Club 4g Dancing Club 2, Singing Club 1. .M My Dairiing Club 15 Beauty Club 3g Cooking Club 4. Mt, W XAMYVVVL! tint 1 Girls, Ensemble 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 2, Etiquette Club 2. t 1 ' W. 7 ff ' AUQRYNK LER .M ye 1 f loctriber 10 I 'C !1ielne,Pe. . J M V fflllfvff ELSIE KLEPPINGER uShorty,' ,lanuary 11 West Chester, Pa. If . ROBERT KLINC Babu ! .lune 1 ,, ' 7 M Lewirsburg, Pa. 4 1 'i Z ,LA , ff' : I E fa If ,X W ' VIVIAN C. KLINE .Winn March 20 Lewisburg, Pa. LEIGHTON KLINGLER Leighton', .lanuary 17 Winfield, Pa. Q. . ' Jtx N 'Nl 1 ' 3 ,RO L1E KLINGMAN V .Leee . R July 2 5 ' ifilinburg, Pa. g . . , s x fb 'r , E semble 3, 4g Singing Club lg Dancing Club 2, 45 Nursing Club 3. Basketball 1, C 0 o kin g Club 2, 4, Etiquette Club 3. .X -I f pl Vice President of Class 43 lnterclass Sports 1, 2g Rifle Club 1g Wood Carving Club 2. Wx ncin C ub 3, Sewing C lb 2g o king Club 4g lin C b 4. 1 Secre y of F. F. A. 3, 49 F. . A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Inter- class Sports 2, 3, 43 Ath- letic Club 3, 4. Rewusmlvew JJ' P U. Ulm 5 4 Lg I 7lv1F0'V 1 Masque 4g Girls' Ensem- ble 3, 4, Etiquette Club 3, Dramatic Club 4g ln- Ierclass sports 1, 2, 3. Page 24 GEORGE KREISHER Ceorge,' November 29 Millmont, Pa. PATRICIA LANGDALE HPMU November 2 Lincoln, Nebraska ARLENE LILLEY Arlene ,lanuary8 Lewisburg, R. D. 3, Pa. lf QW, 5 WL L ON I ,,f l Lzb Bzll WJ A T bruzwy 20 Lp y Shor HAROLD LOUCHI-IEAD Hunk February 27 Wellsbxirg, Ney York, ft N, :dank ,Jw 57 MJ, M txtctwlird r I I MMM TH UNDY NE er., ugust 7 1 li ort, Pa. x L I ,T JI it KJ X' fr ,, Ms jf, ul Girls' League Treasurer 45 May Day 33 Masque 3g Girls' Ensemble 3, 4g In- ter 'ss Sports I, 2, 3, 4. IAg,0 S-L+., . M Lal- an X ,cub ,NIU Singing Club lg Dancing Club 2g Etiquette Club 33 Cooking Club 4. - W. , r 'AV' fb- .- ,Mina Dancing Club 33 Inter- class Basketball 4. President of Cleo Club 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4g Or- chestra 1, 2, 3g Photog- raphy Club 3g All-Dis- trict Orchestra I, 25 All- State Orchestra 2. I I Cooking Club 2g Pingpong Club 33 Driving Club 4. HELEN LUNDY Helen,, August 14 Williamsport, Pa. DOROTHY MARR Grumpy,' March 28 Valice Park, Maryland 1 f M1 ROB MA V0 . , Mook,' . - Q ov October 23 Lewi sburg, Pa. BETTY MENSCH et I NB 79 M October 22 My 9 Sip It 9w.1xii1w12,Pa,Y,:?wfjj rf! X gf' gsm AW PW! My .. V53 EDNA lVlULL Eddie August 22 Winfield, Pa. j 4 FRANK MULLANY 'Tranki' November 30 Philadelphia, Pa. May Queen 3g Cooking I Club 2, Dano I 3- Driving C 4 .fifumf dlhinton Clubllg Danc- Club 23 Pingpong Xiu 3, 43 Orchestra 4. 'v ifggiiif . Business Manager 4g Han- dicraft Club lg Inter- class Basketball 4g Danc- ing Club 3. Treasurer of Class 2g May Day 3g Masque 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary of Girls' League 4g Masque Vice President 4, Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Dancing Club 23 Beauty Club 3g Cooking Club 4. U ,vm V ,. nxb L9 S O 9 ,tO 4' p0z r if Imaslsss Baskebgiili, 2, 9 ,QQ 3, 4, frlbvrclass Soccer 1, QP? 3 Athletic Club 1, U 9 2, 3, 4. 6 Md xluexfflfwh Page 26 Q' 9 QRIS EN ERS , UD Sv wmbem ey Mgchanicsburg, Pa. JA K to ei' -Slmlswl ' 82.1311 611322 sl 1 ly 359' 4 EARL NOLL Pee Ween November 16 Lewisburg, Pa. BURTON 0 ERC A .vu , r'2 SARA PETERSON .tsallyv December 12 Milton, Pa. KATHRYN REICHLEY Kitty,' J une 20 Lewisburg, Pa. Page 27 l Girls, Ensemble 3, 4, ln- terclass Sports 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 1, 3, Beauty Club 2, Cooking Club 4. Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 3. Student Council 3, Inter- class Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Sp0rtsman's Club 2, 3, Orchestra 1, Athletic O Club 1. M Sl l 4 sl'V9'l' Q-swan? i +A-2 wablotngla wtxvv.. -413351. 11.1 t.. , flu?-W-,A Iwi J- wav..-M uf, Tt.:..6t'.T1 A U -sucqyqs-5 it-uni ami , avvs-.Siu Masque 1, 265 4, Glee 9' vi Club 1, 2, Sportsman's P' wie Club 2, 3, J. V. Basket- ball 1, 2, lnterclass Soc- cer 1. Singing Club 1, Dancing Club 2, Etiquette Club 3, Cooking Club 4. aff-M-,bf a..44..v-I-5Lj '0r:!fa'L'. 60 -fx 66.4 f NY Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, I lerclass Sports 1, 2 3 Orchestra 1, Beauty 1, Cooking Club 3 f Jedi-515 ROBERT REICHLEY ::B0b:: March 8 Winneld, Pa. MARTIN REICEL Reigel,' March 25 Wirflield, Pa. President F. F. A. 41, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Interclass Sava Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Driving S D Club 4 70 Q sw all Yrtlllwi Tall? C-1:03 dare ff 'Buy I' Athletic Club 1, Sports- 11131178 Club 35 Boys, Leaffue 1 2 3 4 152062555221 vvvi MM ofzayqy ELEANOR REIGLE Etiquette lub 23 Beauty Ele,m0,', 'lub riving Club 4 V .lLIly,Q . ' x Wmfifs Qi- O J Axx f Q 1 ' 5' . .Eg X . X i ' 33' . QR. , its km 'xv j ' Q-1 I Y- jx. , 'Q x F AXKKA !L's 5. Fgyxx if ' YN: K. ANDRR-W RICE X33-i Stu nt Council President K. jmndyt' 44 Athletic Editor 4g tt' Juful 19 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- ' X , Y retary Boys' League 3g rxyewlsbmg' Pa' Varsity Basketball 3, 4g I Xl Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 41. BETTY RQWE Etiquette Club Bea agen Club 33 i . May 22 U Lewisburg, Pa. Wd , Q W . 1 JW f AIDA RUSSELL Shorty,' August 21 Lewisburg, Pa. Sewing Club 15 Cooking Club 2g Dancing Club 3. Q Page 28 s ' I' ' , . Af A 4 V? Xf, ,.f--2,5-f an K, , , ucubq-C,-0 flnbwj Yiwdn. , Y wtfvrf fl if AKA tb fi' CJ' 1,gL..,uv Loyc uv Ein 'L K 'faflul 17 ,ff ff f ew erlih' Pa. ,ff 'N'fa ' EDITH SCHELL HE-ke., July 9 Lewisburg, Pa. ,O . . . j , Y I S 2' x 4 ui H 1 ,'e?'6tbg1?P.J f 1'e of-mf' A I 12415756 il? fy ' . V ,V f if 645050 Yflsc aT 2, 6 lK,f A lf' r1 K' efinc Obi' 1 ily' ' JOAN SEAMAN nfoanieu March 18 Lewisburg, Pa. , s 13-4 ir'-5 . X Vl- . W.,-u A -J, A- 'A 'us 1 . fa, R 1, RAXQSEAMAN ,- J' y- A . 4 xg, I' . ,g .9 1- H v. D' 5 ,V I P if 'Preltf'!.- 'WV .-f-'M' GEN 'jff..,-2' Jfwisagjfgma. -f sr 4 Q' W fr fle ' C sYx 'KXx!f , KL. I n 1 ' 1 ,lf SAMUEL I-HEADER ff V ..S1 ,,5 - -. 7 A ' V ptember16 ' '59 -is . President of A. A. 4, Var- sity Soccer 2, 3, 4g Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. 1 ,. fl' M ,. ccer T n B 1 I 32 :B6 ub ,t4g 1 ' Cooking Clu ng class Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Sportsman's Club 1, 2, 3g F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Boys' 7 7.' 7 ' 1 . I Yyjf , f 'X Ziff jp' L r I x Leaguel 2 3 4 'Nw 1 Jo, b H Qkfj xxx A rn! if L.-1 K-sity! Q V Girls' Ensemble 4, Inter- class Sports 1, 2, 3, Gym Team 2, 3g Cooking Club 4g Beauty Club 3, Dra- matic Club 2. F lypvpl QV! . I ' U . U, Danni I ub ml- :I t ,ff JL ' rib 2: Cylvlcgygff Cl I 1 5 jr , Af' . sf' A f?f,a,,v, ,ir , If .L Q Q jg.,- 5fl'J3b:tj:'-3 H r. 7 Joie lxndhgii, nv 4 'W ub 25 ' . .r ' x1- J, ,. 9' I I V ' ' l ' H-JET--AT films-in ' 49 A 0-QE s if X ,B x....4. .Q rise! LNA .L.LA X Q PHS' 'CHQ vw 'f -A ' ,,,,,i'k 'J gil'- ' 'Mis M .0 H ,L-I 'JA Sl 'H w Sv w y. L J' xx LENE S CHLER ,' 1 'cSl1zLi ef' ' . W A il8 MA Lew' urg, Pa. ' f MABEL SHOWVER Mayhem, August I0 Lewisburg, Pa. SARA SHUCK Sara', March 24 Mazeppa, Pa. MARIAN SINGLEY Marian,' August 7 Hadley, Pa. A L.- 1 I ' J 'FWD SLACK ' tx L' FL Dutch 'Y L November 23 lim . Lewisburg, Pa. ndfvx., - ' N t I X DANIEL SNYDER, JR. 6CDan,5 June 24 ' Lewisburg, Pa. Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 45 In- terclass Sports 1, 35 Dancing Club 25 Bowl- ing Club 45 Cooking Club 4. Home Ideals Club 25 Driv- ing Club 45 Cooking Club 4. if mm? ti' 'wt Beauty Club 35 Dancing Clu 15 Driving Club 4. 'Del Y' vi I !4NB1Ayau hiv Q Msn-Q UNK hnyuun Shiv-0-01 Hu yen-S Jo f,,m55ys.. M Bob Athletic Editor 45 May Day 35 Student Council 35 Girls' Ensemble 4-5 Orchestra 15 Driving Club 4. ,Ib-IYYXRA .u-44... . 441.12 ,J-AJ-0JLg,, I iigqj-, md Q nterclass Sports Co-Man-04' . ager 45 Orchestra lgablxi Stamp Club 15 Interclas Sports 1, 2, 35 Handi ' craft Club 3. ol W Orc ta 15 Stamp Club x 25 terclass Soccer 1, 2, 5 Q. V' : Page so FLORENCE SNYDER Florence May 4 Mifilinburg, Pa. HAROLD SOLOMON Whitey February 23 New Berlin, Pa. JOHN SPONSLER 'ifacki' March 1 Lewisburg, Pa. lN4ARY JANE STAHL ufanei' August 19 Danville, Pa. JAMES STANLEY nlimv October 16 Boston, Mass. ELWOOD STRASSNER Woody, June 27 Lewisburg, Pa. Page 31 WCM' Qfvw-or I :qs Mana r Varsity Soccer 4, lnterclass Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 45 Athletic Club 3. Model Airplane Club 1g Orchestra 1g Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. tt fo All W -P' Dancing Club 2, Beautyxerrfijf ff of qngwwfgljgyvxgriyl Fgzilure Editor 43 Co-Man-YQ QP' ager lnterclass Sports 4g s Photography Club 2, 3. 5 Q 1' F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 35 Boys, League 1, Aibafiffafvfdsk 0460 KY' DALE STROUSE SnaiZ', October 8 Lewisburg, Pa. J VP' STUCK B. 8, 'Helenf' ivy December 2 3 F Lewisburg, Pa. Jyjgjfxfsf GUY E. WAGNER ..GuS,, May 28 Lewisburg, Pa. S NCER WAL ' 5515 cei' .lanu 3 01 er1in,Pm' pf! .. CLOYD D. WALTER CCSam75 October 29 Buffalo Township, Pa. usargev Q November 13 53? MARY WERTZ Lewisburg, Pa. Q We Sports , S in Af' Cl K. F 2, . W 'L QM W f W , Qllancing Club 2, 45 Eti- quette Club lg Nursing Club 3. Interclass Soccer lg Rifle Club 1, 25 Sportsman's Club 3. ifeyfcificwf will 4 Class Treasurer 39 Student Council Vice President 3g Secretary of A. A. 4g Varsity Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Sportsmanls Club 3g Han- dicraft Club 1g Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. faigmrbwa 4?-ffm-lux Captain Gym Team 3g Captain Soccer Team 4g Cooking Club 4, Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter- class Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 32 g Loan N1 :Q i I Q 3 QLUTHER WILLIAMS S 'E if May25 , RN alhltim re, Maryland R :J WA N Q r 3 2 -1 w Yi - 5 AX L N' DONALD WILSON KCDOHS! May Il Milton, Pa. PHYLLIS ZEIBER Swib February 18 Lewisburg, Pa. Q HELEN ZEIGLER Helen', ' May 30 ewisbqrg, Pa. C6Zim!7 f' August 11 Lewisburg, Pa. 5 ii if ewisburg Pa by A May I -I5 iyizgeliil R? Assistant Business Manag- er 3, 4-5 Masque 2, 3, 4, Driving Club 3, Cheer- leader 3, 4-5 Glee Club lg Interclass Sports 1, 2. Aircraft Club 1g Interclass Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2. 0 v am 2, In lass s 2, g ling siiiii Singing Club 15 Dancing Club 2, 4-g Nursing Club Q-M3071 . ef fam nf -'rg im!-Z uff President Girls' League 43 Girls, Ensemble 3, 4-g Student Council 2, 4-g Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic Club 1, 2, 35 Inter- class Soccer 1, Inter- class Basketball 1. ,iq MW! Q jfs 1942 ONEIDA ir SCENE 2 JUNIOR CLASS Our players in the second scene are Juniorsg Their hearts are younger and their spirits free. They reach aloft to catch the gleam of hope Wafted to them throughout eternity. Faith glows out from their eyes and gleams, Casting afar the victories they have won. Eager for battle they stand upon the stageg Valiant in hearts, they all await the day When they, as Seniors, laugh and love and play In Life,s eternal drama. Through their eyes The World awaits with oustretched arms. Page 34 ir 1942 ONEIDA AM A MN A JUNIOR 'CLASS Page B5 Gold. Greene, Ilemer. VValgran OFFICERS A ROBERT REMER - - - - - - President ROBERT WALGRAN - Vice President PATRICIA GREENE - Secretary ANNA MAY GOLD - Treasurer A 1942 ONEIDA Junior Cllassl , , Qvzf ggi? .M 4 C 1 ,J Q5 K' JA, Nl- AX? w s x W, . X JJN-YJ I536 F' Qi, KE Kg jj J' 'M lm J , remiss Z' 1942 ON 1 A ts' -' J - Qiefgrf ,. oy' twig, Aikey, Freda Aikey, Marjorie Anderson, Donald Angstadt, Betty Jane Arbogast, Dorothy Baumer, Marlyn Beaver, Douglas Beisel, John Berger, Paul Berger, Ruth Bernhart, Jean Bingaman, Richard Breisch, Charlotte Brightbill, Leah Brouse, Fred Butler, Dorothy Campbell, Williagn Catherman, Forest, Jr. Catherman, Helen Chappell, Marlyn Cornelius, William Craumer, Jean Emery, Charles Erb, Josephine Erdley, Jeanne Ernest, William Frantz, June Gabriel, Mary Goff, Mary Helen Gold, Anna May Greene, Patricia Haas, Mary Ellen Junior Class Roll Hackenburg, Ned Harriman, Arthur Hauck, Anna Mae Hollenbach, Dorothy Housel, Betty lrland, Ruth Kerstetter, Robert Kistler, Charlotte Klinger, Betty Kramer, Eleanor Kreps, Thurlow Kohler, David Laird, George Lucas, Charles Lucas, Walter, Jr. McCullough, Mark McCreary, Imogene McDowell, Gladys Miller, Quentin Miller, Selena Mincemoyer, Marvin Murphy, Robert Nyce, James Oldt, Clarence Pawling, Richard Platt, Elaine Platt, John Remer, Robert Renninger, Helen Rice, William Ritter, Robert - 4 Rohland, Janet Rote, Jack eggs Ei S ,ew 63 W oyer, Betty Jane Royer, Marguerite Sanders, Mary Jane Sassaman, Lewis Scholl, Betty Scholl, Cordon Schreckengast, Keith Shannon, Wanda Sholter, Charles Shrawder, Pauline Shultz, Anna May Singley, Albert Smith, Bette Smith, Robert Snyder, Carl Snyder, Dorothy Snyder, Joseph Stahl, Betty Stover, Donald Stover, Kathryn Swanger, Harold Swinehart, Marie Wagner, Ella Mae Wagner, Marian Wagner, Martha Wagner, Richard Walgran, Robert Walter, John Walter, Sara Alice Wehr, Pauline Yocum, Marie Zimmerman, Betty 'I' 1942 ONEIDA al' P l l LL , SCENE 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS The comedy of this play can not take place Unless we harken to the Sophomore Class. Laughter is there, and gayety is profuseg Frightened young spirits are herein turned loose Happy are they in their blithe years of youth- Blind to the tasks of stretching years beyond, Their visions and their dreams. Yet are they wise with a knowledge unknown To oldsters. In their hearts the cry Of Youth eternal lingers one And burns and glows with a God-given fire. Laughter covers sophisticated boredom. Page 38 ak 1942 ONEIDA SOPHOMORIE CLASS 4 - Q PX ww if xx .ly .J '- 55 X Page 39 Strassner, Grice, Arbogast, Loughhead w OFFICERS JOHN ARBOGAST - - - - - President LARUE LOUGHHEAD Vice President JEANNE GRICE - - - Secretary DORIS STRASSNER - Treasurer 1942 ONEIDA it Sophomore Class ,, .FW v ,.. n .. w . 5 -'K -A Page 40 r uk fav ,fy Aw-Q 401-4- Q AAJ- 1942 ONEIDA Page My if Acker, Patty Ammon, Betty Arbogast, John Aurand, Robert Auten, Mary Beaver, Charles Beck, Mary Berge, Mark Bertoni, Mary Ann Bowes, Marlyn Brough, Meredith Busch, Elaine Carlson, Mary Chappel, Paul Chifolo, Geraldine Craumer, Robert Cromley, Betty Dauberman, Herman Davenport, Francis Denius, Clair Dershem, Glenn Dershem, Jack Diefenbach, Beaty Donehower, William Dyer, Anna Farley, Sara Fortner, Jean Fowler, John Garard, Martha Gardei, Clarence Geise, George Goff, Sherwood Gorman, Georgianna Grenoble, Donald Grice, Jeanne Hackenburg, Cloyd 41 Sophomore Class Roll Hafer, Ruth Hartley, Clarence Hartman, Dorothy Heimbach, Gordon Hinish, Frank Johnson, Dale Judy, Samuel Kauffman, Stanley Kleppinger, Byron Kline, Donald Kramer, Thomas Lilley, Harold Loughhead, LaRue Lowry, Joanne Lundy, John Schreckengast, William Seaman, Doris Sechler, Jackson Shannon, Edward Shiffer, Beatrice Shipper, Pauline Slack, Jane Smith, Alice V. Smith, Clyde Smith, Vira ny r, Evelyn , an ler, Eugene St , Frank Wendell Mabus Helen f t ssner, Doris Q Machamer Marlin uck, Anna Mae Matz Barbara ngler, Dorothy N Swank, Jean Teufel, Anne Mader, Alberta McAffee, Betty I Meachum, Ralph Mengine, Dorothy Moyer, Carson Mullany, Joseph Myers, James Neuer, Jane Neuer, Jean Newman, Betty Newman, Donald Page, Marlin Painter, Helen Pick, Annabelle Rearick, Betty Reichley, Herman Rice, Ruth Riehle, Joel ,I ' Van Buskirk, Alice Q Wagner, Betty Wagner, Dorothy Wagner, Faylene Wagner, Jean Walker, Emma Walker, J une Watts, Margaret Whyte, Stuart Willow, Martha 1 Wilson, Pauline Wise, Betty Yarger, lrene Yoder, Robert Young, Jean Zimmerman, Betty N 1942 ONEIDA 'A' l SCENE 4 FRESHMAN CLASS Our Freshman class, with which we close this play, Are toddlers down the road of life todayg They miss their cues at first, and wonder on Ad libbing through their first short weeks of strife, fForming a habit thus for future yearsj. High education, to them but a labyrinth, isg Their entrance staged a few short months ago, Their exit underterrnined as yet. Yet in their hearts the knowledge that they'll grow To be successful, leaves them undismayed. The flowering of our country-and the seed- All is enclosed in this yet untamed weed. L Page 4 'A' 1942 ONEIDA IFRIESHMAN CLASS L Page 43 H. Bond, Solomon, B. Bond, Spangler OFFICERS HENRY BOND - - - - President BARBARA BOND Vice President DONALD SPANGLER - Secretary EUGENE SOLOMON - Treasurer 1942 ONEIDA i' A fy ,, Q, 'Qf Q M, - fly-ipfl I Afifljk , M ' ff fpreshman Class M! Nj JVJY My 3 7,1 f ff ' J- V 1 x K Page 44 J le aw Ze-'ef .3 .ip .xx W6 4, -A' , . M, - 1 9 4 2 0 N Freshman Class .Q ll L! I Aikey, George l F , v' e A u , Mary Lou Anderson, Karolina l , oi' a 1 fr ey, J0l1I1 Baker, George 'a ay It- 4 a W at, Margaret Beachel, Shirley G ard o t , P ohland, June Bechtel, Barbara en , Gl ys ' oush, Marlin Benfer, Theodore I G - Hi : nie Royer, Donald Bertoni, john ye if ' Sampsell, Helen Bolig, Earle , T Sassaman, Melvin Bom-1, Barbara 41. c Sauers, Kenneth Bond, Henry 3, ' j . ' a y Sauers, Ruth Boney, Maurice 1 ri , Mi ed Schrader, Dale Bowersox, Lester ' O ' a y, Cl nce Scott, Charles Bowling, Jeanette n ' Shultz, Betty Butler, Naomi Bridge, Luther Bridge, Harriet Brouse, John Burns, Kenneth Cameron, Wilma Casselberry, Helen Catherman, Earl Catherman, Kathryn Chandler, Barbara Chappel, Thomas Chifolo, Richard Clarke, Molly Dauberman, Betty Denius, Evelyn Dershem, Richard Dewire, Janet Diehl, Betty Dorman, Robert Dyer, George Eisenhuth, Dorothy Embick, Josephine Erb, Blanche Evans, Carroll Everhart, Theron Faust, Mary Feaster, Harold Felmey, Joseph Fetter, Mary Jane Foes, Peggy Foresrnan, Robert Page 45 H n, Marvin t pple, Ethel om r, George ook, Joanne Johnson, Kermit Kauffman, Merrill Kramer, Toisie Kratzer, Guy Kreps, Arthur - Laird, Robert Lehman, Gloria Liddick, Mary Jane Lloyd, Harold Long, Joyce Long, Norman Luck, Ruth Maize, Marian Martin, Roy McClure, Richard McCullough, Jane Miller, John Mitchell, Helen Jean Murphy, Joseph Musser, Wanda Myers, William Noll, Harold Oberlin, Pauline Peck, Dean Peterson, Francis Poeth, Robert le , TY art , Helen Smith, Patricia Smith, Wendell Snyder, Alice Snyder, Betty Solomon, Eugene Spangler, Donald Stackhouse, Robert Stover, Maxine Strassner, Donald Straub, George Straub, Walter Stringfellow, Helen Strouse, Harold Stuck, Shirley Swinehart, Helen Wagner, Annabelle Wagner, David Wagner, Donald Wagner, Kathryn Wagner, Wanda Walter, Margaret Walter, Nina Walter, Marvin Wehr, Anna May Willard, Lester Wolfe, Anna Wolfe, Wilbert Yocum, Robert Yocum, Ted Zimmerman, Lorraine 1942 ONEIDA 4 TWISTER YELL Lambeth Walk And a Suzie-Q down, A Tisket-a-Tasket Let's make a basket. A Shag to the left And a Truck to the right, Come on Fellows Fight! Fight! Fight! THREE TEAMS T-e-a-m T-e-a-m T-e-a-m Team! Team! Team! LOCOMOTIVE fWhistleJ Boom! L-e-w-i-s-b-u-r-g Rah! Rah! Rah! L-e-w-i-s-b-11-r-g Rah! Rah! Rah! L-6-W-I-S-b-II-1'-Q Rah Team! BOOMALACKA Boomalacka, Boomalacka Bow Wow Wow, Chicalaeka, Chickalacka Chow Chow Chow, 5 Boomalacka, Chickalacka Q, Sis Boom Bah, Q, Lewisburg High School Q2 58' Rah! Rah! Rah! Q! 5906 Q1 Q9 FIGHT TEAM FIGHT Fight team fight, fight team fight, Fight team, Fight team, iight team fight. Win team win, win team win, Win team, win team, win team win. Rah Team! VICTORY CHEER Bechtelis Cokes And Traveler's Pie V-i-c-t-o-r-y. Are we for it? Well I guess! We belong to I.. H. S. Page 4.6 WIWW Z .flfluf 4 E 613326 X471 M na E W K 1 ll!lf1lV 'i f 2f?2i2I IQ, ,I I 1 .II ' il I ,WI LIZ ' 'QR X ACT Il ACTIVITIES ONEIIDA STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - - - - WILLIAM BOND Associate Editor GLORALIE COLLIER Business Manager ------ ROBERT BTAURER Assistant Business Managers-ELAINE GREENE, LUTHER WILLIAMS, ARTHUR HARIKIMAN, BETTY ZIMMERMAN Literary Editor ----- - - - Assistant Literary Editor Feature Editor - - - Art Editor - - Girls, Athletic Editor Boys' Athletic Editor ---- Typist ----'--- Faculty AdUiS8TSTIWISS ROBISON, MR. BIINNIER HELEN EYSTER KATHRYN COREY JAMES STANLEY MARY LEE ERVINE MARIAN SINGLEY ANDREW RICE MARION HEIM Page 48 ir 1942 ONEIDA Page First Row, Left to lllg'llt7Fl'El11tZ, President Collier, Irlancl, lflrvine, Menscll Rice, Miss Creasy Second Row-Ostergren, VVilliams, Wagner, McDowell, Klingnmn On Stairs-Eyster, Dersliem, Langdale, Maurer, Harriman, Baker THE MASQUE When a boy or girl in L. H. S. earns five points in some kind of dramatic work, he is invited to become a member of the Masque, the Dramatic Club that circulates from home to home on those eventful Monday evenings. ' The main enterprise of the Masque this year was to make membership worthwhile by developing such projects as having the round table discussion with the Clair Tree Major Company, entertaining guest speakers, reading noted plays, and planning assembly pro- grams. Their dream this year was a trip to New York City to see a Broadway production. Perhaps in the future the dream will become a reality lo lhose who carry on the Masque. 40 1942 ONEIDA ir STUDENT COUNCUL The pause was not lengthy between the formation of the first semester Student Council and its seemingly instantaneous reactions to school interests, leading to successful steps in solving the parking problem, giving the Hallowe'en Dance, extending a drive for treasury funds, and the flag salute as new enterprises for the student body. if STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER The Student Council resumed its usual speedy pace in the second half of the school year and capably started to act. The members began a contest for new cheers and arranged the sale of the Red Cross Benefit tickets with amazing results. With this activity the Student Council served the school with efficiency and satisfaction the whole year round. Page 50 'A' 1942 ONEIDA STUDENT COUNCIL lst Semester First Row. Left to Rlgllf7J0illlS0Il. Corey. M12 Heukzlrt. XV. Bond Second Row- -Gold. B. Zilumermzin. L. Zimmerman Third Row--Sanders, Arbogast. H. Bond. V. Zimmernmu Fourth Row-President Andrew Rice. Burns, Maurer Fifth Row-Fritz, Klingrler, Reiner Sixth Row- Cornelius, Fetter. Gill. Snuers STUDENT COUNCIL 2nd Semester First Row, Left to Right-Corey, B. Zimmerman, Liflclick, Die-fenbaclx, Mr. Heckart. VV 'Bond Page 51 Second Row-Butler. Collier, V. Zimmerman Third Row-President Rice. Burns. Reiner Fourth Rowm-Arbognst, Yoder. H. Bond. Klingler Fifth ROW-SUSSRIIIJIII. Fetter. Sauers Sixth Row-Maurer, Fritz. Gill 1942 ONEIDA GIRLS' LEAGUE Our Girls' League is a bi-Weekly joy to each girl in high school. Once a month the girls meet in various clubs, such as the beauty club, card club, cooking club, nursing club, dancing club, and the other date in the month they assemble to have their business meeting, hear speakers or entertainment, and to hold forums on problems to be discussed openly by all. Some annual projects of the League consist of the Christmas baskets, the Mother-Daughter and the Father-Daughter Banquet, and the School Fair. ak SONS GE THE GREEN DRAGON The Sons of The Green Dragon is an organization composed of all the boys in L. H. S., governed by the boys on much the same basis as the Girls' League, and sponsored by Mr. Minnier. The prime purpose of the League is to help advance the members in social education, accomplishing this by preparing many interesting and amusing, as well as educational, programs for the boys each time they meet. Often the Sons of The Green Dragon Work hand in hand with the Girls, League to do something beneficial for the school. Everyone can well recall the fun they had the day they conducted a race when collecting the money from the students to buy a flag for assembly, passing comical notes containing statements regarding each other's money situation back and forth between the meetings. lncidentally-the girls won! Page 52 if 1942 ONEIDA GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Loft to Right-Mrs. Mathias, President Zimmerman, Mensch, Langzdule, Corey Page 53 SONS OF THE GREEN DRAGON Left to Right-Fritz. Mr. Minnier, vV2llg'l'ilIl, Walker, President Fctter 1942 ONEIDA 'k GIRLS' SPLZCLAL CHORUS The Girls' Special Chorus, formerly called The Ensemble, has developed into a large chorus consisting of forty-eight girls. Under the direction of Miss Robison, the girls learn the tech- niques that lead to finer singing. During the year the girls sing at many different social func- tions, church gatherings, and participate in many chapel pro- grams. if BOYS? GLIEE CLUB The Boys, Glee Club, begun in the year 1939 by Mr. Ford, is now being continued by Mr. Smith, a new member of the faculty resulting from the loss of1VIr. Ford to our army. The members of the Glee Club lend their deep, mellow voices to the traditional Christmas Carol Service, and also present many programs in chapel. Page 54 'Ir A A I. xr ,1 . 4, 1942 'ZJNEIDA ' I GIRLS' SPECIAL CHORUS First Row, Left to Right-Irland, P. Greene. Kline, E. Greene. Corey. Zilnmernmn, Smith, 1 Wagner, Frantz, Ervine, B. Royer, Erdley, Musser, Sanders I ' Second Row-Myers, Mensch, Scholl, Fenner. Collier, Breisch. Goff. Miss Robison, Yocum, We-hr, Eyster, Y. Zllllllleflllfill. lieichley. Gold A Third Row-Gabriel, Farley, Johnson, Klingnmn. McCreary, Catherlnan, Craurner, ' Hollenbach, Angstadt. M. Royer, Shultz, Housel, Boyer 4 P v l Page 55 BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row, Left to Right-D. Johnson, Catherman. Dershem, Newman, Baker, McClure, Anderson, Ritter, Whyte, Machamer, L. Loughhead, Kreisher, E. Solomon Second Row-Martin, Campbell, Fetter, J. Miller. Judy, Craumer, Stahl. Donchowcr, McCullough, Q. Miller, H. Solomon, Walker Third Row-Gass, Rice, Bond, Mr. Smith, Laird. H. Loughhead, Gold 1942 ONEIDA 'A' MAY DAY Again this year was held the traditional May Day celebration, sponsored by the Girls, League. The festivities opened with the processiong then following came the crowning of our lovely May Queen, Helen Lundy, by last year's queen, Rachel Arbogast. Dances that were typical of the outstanding periods of develop- ment in our American history were gaily performed by smiling young ladies and gentlemen. - 4 4 CHRJISTMAS CAROL SERVICE Mid Yuletide bustlings and holiday anticipations the Girls, Chorus and the Boys' Glee Club presented the fourteenth Christmas Carol Service under the direction of Miss Inez Robison. There was a seemingly tangible spirit between the spectators and the singers-perhaps conveyed from the joyous singing to the listening audience. The successful service was a beautiful one, not soon to be forgotten. W Pag C ir 1942 ONEIDA MAY DAY Seated, Left to Rightfklorrow, Menscll, Herring. Dieffenderfer, Lundy, Hayden, Corey. Singrley, Langdale. Kauffman Standing- Podigo, Lzlird. Johnson, Rutc, Arlmgnst, Hackenberg, Chaapel, Leiby. Dyer Page 57 CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE 1942 ONEIDA 'lr EUTURE EARMERS OE AMERICA ln the thirteenth year of their organization the agriculture boys accomplished a feat to be viewed with pride, their own building, shown as the background of the group's picture. The shop is one of their projects for the year and the other one planned is the planting of trees in the spring supervised by lVlr. Troutman and the club officers. President - - ROBERT REICHLEY Vice President - GEORGE LAIRD S ecreiary - LEIGHTON KLINGLER Treasurer - RTARVIN TYTINCEMOYER if THE ALUMNI DANCES Occasionally in the midst of a commonplace scene, is given something gay and bright. That alone is remembered as the impor- tant part of such a scene. Thus, our alumni dances were bright spots in a serious setting-a finale in which all the characters in the play of L. H. S. were gathered together once again for a brief space of time. Page 58 'k 1942 ONEIDA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row, Left to Right-Bertoni, Evans, Benfer, Chappel, Horner, Wagner, Wolfe, Feister, Bolig, Lundy, A. Kreps. Xe-itz Second ROW-S. Schrader, J. Bruuse, Spangler, Laird, Strouse, Klinger, Gonsur, RHIICBIIIOYCIQ C. Bruuse, Schrader, Kratzer, N. Hackenburg, lirirlgre, Herman, T. Kreps Third Row-Mr. Troutlnan, Strassner, Scholl, Fritz, G. Wngrner, R. Reichley, G. Laird, Walter, 1':m'ling.1:, Ammon, J. Reichley, H. Reichlcy, Durnmn, SDEIIIHICY, Lucas, R. Hackenhurg: I Page 59 ALUMNI DANCE 1942 ONEIDA 'k ATHLETIC STAFF I-Iimn' U. HECKART Fa eulty Manager of Athletics A. J. SHARADIN Varsity Coach of Soccer Basketball Baseball AMY BLANDY J. P. HENNING Physical Varsity Coach Education on leave of and absence as a Gym Team member of the United States Army Page 60 'lr 1942 ONEIDA Page 61 SENIOR LETTERMEN LEwIs SAUERS ..... SPENCER WALKER-- ANDREW RICE ..... KENNETH CROOK .... .... ROBERT MYERS .... ----Soccer, Basketball Co-Captain, Baseball Soccer, Basketball, Baseball Soccer Captain, Basketball Soccer, Baseball Captain ----- - ------Soccer DONALD GENSEL .... ............................ S occer HAROLD SOLOMON-- WILLIAM GOLD ---- -- ---- Soccer Manager, Basketball, Baseball Soccer, Basketball Manager RALPH AMMON ---- ----- ------------- S o ccer I AMES GILL ---- FRED ANDERSON --- WILLIAM BOND ----- DONALD DERSHEM ---- ROBERT MAURER ---- FRANK MULLANY ------ LEIOHTON KLINGLER ---------------Soccer -- -- -Basketball , Baseball -------------Soccer -- ---Baseball -Baseball Manager -Baseball -Baseball 1942 ONEIDA 'VARSITY SOCCER Probably the most heart-breaking tragedy enacted in L. H. S. for many years was that presented by the 41-42 varsity soccer team. Having lost only one soccer game-that to Milflinburg by one point-the Green Dragons were on their way to winning the cup for the third time at State College when it was discovered that one of the players was ineligible because of his age. After reporting this fact to the proper authorities, Lewisburg forfeited all the games played this year and also all the honors it had won. Thus officially, Lewisburg lost all soccer games played this year by the score of 1-0. Before the forfeit, scores of the games were as follows: Lewisburg .......................... 4 Laurelton 0 Lewisburg ..... .... 1 Mifllinburg 2 Lewisburg ..... .... 6 Laurelton - 1 Lewisburg .... 1 MifHinburg 0 Lewisburg ..... .... 8 Laurelton - 0 Lewisburg ..... .... 5 Mifliinburg 1 Lewisburg ..... .... 4 Turbotville 1 Lewisburg .... 3 Middleburg 1 Lewisburg ..... .... 4 Dalmatia - 2 ir 'VARS1TY BASEBALL Last year's varsity baseball team knew their lines and actions perfectly, and by flawless co-ordination, came through with an undefeated season. By defeating teams from Laurelton, Nlifflinburg, and Sunbury twice, the Green Dragons, for the fourth consecutive year, won the League championship. Batting honors were captured by Lou Sauers, with an average of .454, and Kenny Crook, runner-up with .409. Jim Corey was the star hurler, while Captain George Ticcony completed the other half of the two-star battery. V Page 62 . -Qw n XX ,'-IL X L' ,Q-Sol CXO Mpc- ,JQL 34.0 'ijxx jk rv XA ,PJ .. 1942 ONEIDA K 'D rr JJ L ' v 0 Q m b 5 ' Q, 3 X '-f VAX-'x'Q! ' J V0 bg X? X' X55 VARSITY SOCCER bl. 'rst Row, Left to Rlglltf'G0llSHI', Martin, HClllllJil1'll, Emery, Snssmnnn, 'WI1yte, VV:llgru1l, N DXF? JJ Page Kuuifman, Remer, Coach Slmradin Second Row---Bond, Ammon, B. Rice, A. Rice. Gold, Myers, Gill. Snuers, Crook. Gcnsel, Walker, Solomon VARSITY BASEBALL First Row, Left to Right4AIllHlOH, Remer, Solomon, SHSSHIIIGIII, Wnlgrzxn, Dershem, Maurer Second Row-Grzunley, Brown. Mullnuy, Ticcony, Corey. Crunk, Saucrs. Walker, Dcnius, Conch Henning 63 1942 ONEIDA ir VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team this year turned in a rather bad performance, considering the excellent showmanship of last year. Disproving the old adage that A bad rehearsal means a good performance the Green Dragons managed to hold down sixth place in the League this year, under the leader- ship of our new director, Coach Sharadin. Co-Captains of the team this year were Lou Sauers and Bob Remer, both of whom turned in excellent performances the entire season. High scorer for the team was Spencer Walker, closely followed by Lou Sauers and Andy Rice. Results of the League games are as follows: L. H. S. ...,.... 28 Northumberland 17 L. H. S. .,..,.. 37 Trevorton ..... 28 L. H. S. ....... 20 Trevorton ............... 11 L. H. S. ....,. 25 Bloomsburg ,.......,.. 26 L. H. S. ......, 23 Sunbury ..... ......,.. 41 9 L. H. S. ....... 24 Sunbury .,..., 34 L. H. S. ...... 30 Danville .. ........ 21 L. H. S. , ,.... 25 Danville ,.,. 29 L. H. S. ,....., 28 Milton .......... ...,..,.. 3 1 L. H. S. ....... 20 Milton ........ ..,... 3 8 L. H. S. ,...... 38 Selinsgrove .......,... 24- L. H. S. ....... 28 Selinsgrove ,......30 L. H. S. ,...... 20 Mifllinburg ........,...., 29 L. H. S. .....,., 18 Miiilinburg ........... . 28 L. H. S. .,...... 18 Northumberland .... 39 'A' CHEERLEADERS At irregular intervals in any L. H. S. basketball, soccer, or baseball game can be seen the speedy, green-and-white cheerleaders loyally enduring many weird motions to rally our boys to victory. The student body is ever grateful to their peppy cheerleaders and wishes to thank them for their swift-moving and helpful, if noise evoking, work. Pa QC 'A' I X1 '.f'.. WJ--F' u 'f' I - wg, vr r f' I Y 1942 ONEIDA VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right-VValgran, Cl'2lllIllt'l', Arbogust, Cornelius, Judy, K. S2ll16l'S, SJISSHIHZIII, Snyder, Johnson, Kanfflnzln. E. Solomon Second Row-XVllytL', XValker. II. Solomon, Reiner, Amlcrsrm, Kerstetter, Couch Sllil1'3.di1!, :ld L. S2lllCl'S, B. Rice, A. Rice. Gunsnr, Gm 1 I , CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, Left to Right-Smith, Williams, Irland Standing-Frantz, Gabriel s , 4' y f t v Page 65 A xx 1 41: 1942 ONEIDA -pf BOYS? TNTERCLASS SOCCER The Sophomore boys needed no stand-in for their soccer team this year as they easily won the lnterclass Soccer Championship. Each class had one team entered in the competition, but, with little trouble, the Sophomores won five of the six games played. They defeated the Juniors by the score of 3 to 2 to clinch the title. Captain of the winning troup was Bob Craumer, while LaRue Lough- head was the acting manager. if GIRLS' INTJERCILASS SOCCER The Sophomore girls were oil to a good start for the 1911-1-42 school term. ln games played with the Freshmen, Juniors, and Seniors, the Sopho- mores reached a new highg thus being the Winning candidate for this year's championship. Our hats are off to these girls. Page 66 wk 1942 ONEIDA BOYS' INTER-CLASS SOCCER CHAMPIONS First Row, Left to Right-Geise, D. Johnson, Heinxbach, Myers. Machnnier, Arbogast, Denius, F. Johnson, Sechler Second Row Davenport, Reichley, Kline, Judy, Crnumer, Gardei. Moyer, Dunehower, Ruud'- lnan, Loughhend GIRLS' INTER-CLASS SOCCER CHAMPIONS First Row, Left to Right-Painter, Stuck, Cornelius, Rice, Grice, Auten, Young Second Row-Strassner, Teufel, VVils0n, Ivagner, Matz. Pick, Brough, Neuer Page 67 1942 ONEIDA -if BOYS? LNTBRCLASS BASKETBALL The Senior A and Senior B teams, taking advantage of their three years of experience in the public eye, easily outplayed their less experienced rivals, and won honors in their respective leagues. In the play-off, the B team, failing to produce the actors necessary for the performance, was compelled to give the game, and the cham- pionship to the A team by a forfeit. Managers of the interclass games this year were Fred Slack and ulimw Stanley, while HBob,' Myers was acting captain of the victor- ious A's. -if GLRLS9 LNTBRCLASS BASKETBALL Championship Winner on the basketball floor this year is none other than the present Sophomore class. Their talent lies not only in soccer but in basketball as well. Here,s our opportunity to give our congratulations to this group. We hope their success continues. Page 68 'A' 1942 ONEIDA BOYS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right-Brouse, Mullnny, Strouse, Klingler, Gold. Second Row-Dershem, Myers, Reichley, Gill, Ammon, Fetter. i Page 69 GIRLS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right-Grice, Wilson, Rice, Painter. Second Row-Teufel, Matz, Pick, Watts, Seaman. 1942 ONEIDA 'A' GYM TEAM As an outlet for excessive energy for the actors of L. H. S. there is none better than the Gym Team. This year twenty-seven candi- dates-sixteen of whom are girls-report for practice regularly once every week. Due to the prolonged absence of the instructor, Miss Blandy, Mary Wertz, a very capable Senior on the team, coaches the girls. Mr. Sharadin puts the fellows through their paces. Although there are only three Seniors on the team-Mary Wertz, Phyllis Zieber, and Arlene Sechler-all three are veterans, and will be missed next year. if GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB The Girl,s Bowling League was organized under the supervision of the Ladies' Inter-city Bowling League. There were teams from each class, four girls on each team, and ten teams in the League. The Senior A team won the league with 59 wins and 41 losses, although the Sophomore A team won the Womerfs International Bowling Club plaque for the high single game with 520 pinsg the Senior A group placed second with 491 pins. Page 70 'lr 1942 ONEIDA GYM TEAM First Row, Left to Right-Dnuberinan, Snyder, Clark, Zimmerman, Rice, Grice. l'ursley. Second Row-Bechtel, Wagner, Young, B. Bond, Butler, Catherman, Hook, Chandler, Sezunan. Third Row-Coach Sharadin, Brouse, Yoder, Oldt, Anderson, Bingaman, Newman, Miss Blandy. Fourth Row-Johnson, Sharadin, Fowler, Scott, H. Bond, Murphy, Catherman. Page 7 1 GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB First Row, Left to ltight-Musser, Fetter, Smith, Young, Jeane Neuer, .lane Neuer, Zimmerman, Clark, Butler, Liddick, Guyer, Denius, Shannon, Gabriel. Second Row-Zeiber, Davies, Grice, F. Wagner, Matz, Painter. Seaman, Greene, McCreary, Gold, Frantz, McDowell, Wagner, Breisch, Butler, Yocum, Schell. Third Row-Boyer. Corey. E. Greene. Catherman, Heiter. I.nngd:ile-, Reichley, Mensch, Fenner, Lundy, Smith, Lowry. Platt, Housel. 1942 ONEIDA 'k Let's go green team Fight! Fight! Fight! Let's go green team Sew 'em up tight! Let's go green team With your might VVe'll back you green team Fight! Fight! Fight! Second Place -James Gill We have no yell We need no yell But when we yell VVe yell like L-E-W-I-S-B-U-R-G Rah! Rah! Rah! Honorable Mention -William Bond Cut their lips Scrape their jaw Make their face Raw! Raw! Raw! First Place -Anna May Gold 0 O A . We '57 '? or I 9 dag. 155 00 Give 'em L. H. S. Give 'em L. H. S. Give ,em L. H. S. Team! Team! Team! Third Place SI iuther VVilliams Skiner-mer-e-Shiner-mer-ah Skiner-mer-e-Dinkee dah Flip flop who's on top Lewisburg High can't be stopped. Team! Team! Team! Honorable Mention -Jeanne Young We're the boys that sweep the deck Let 'em have it in the neck Flip a coin--an even bet , Lewisburg High School will get there yet. Honorable Mention -Onalee Fenner Page '12 427 fff 1 , , J ff 4x R x xx g?f'f4K ER ff X X X lx xg Wifff, Q fi x-W H 11 fa! f wi , If XZ, I Vx C 55::::ff77 Qwmmmwf -Qkis WX in 1 -E FEATURES 1942 ONEIDA ir MYOU CANT TAKE WITH YOU lT We, the Senior Class of Lewisburg High School, do leave and bequeath the following items to the persons named herein:- To To Peggy Fogg, Gloralie Collieris vast imagination. To To To Patricia Greene, Kathryn Coreyis vitality. To Ruth Irland, Janet Heiter's height. To Quentin Miller, Roger Fetteris trumpet playing. To Donald Anderson, Burton Ostergren's acting. To Bill Campbell, Andy Rice's playboy manners. To Mary Gabriel, Luther Williams' cheer-leading. To George Laird, .lim Gillis ambition. To Charlotte Breisch, Erma lohnson's quiet ways. To Mark McCullough, Robert Bitting's loquacity. To Helen Painter, Mary Lee Ervine's boy friends. To some Junior girl, Helen Lundy's crown. To those we leave behind in L. H. S. We leave all the we experienced in our four years in Lewisburg High School. Bob Remer, Louis Sauer's success on the Basketball Court. Bob Walgran, Harold Loughhead's solo position in the Glee Club. Margaret Cornelius, Virginia Zimmerman,s sports ability. joys and pleasures Page 74 L 4 6 6 L 6 4 5 6 6 6 1942 ONEIDA BTTLTLTED AT THE L. H. S. All Men Are Alikew Growing Pains -- Family Portrait -- Happy ,lourneyn --- The Corn ls Green Life with Fatheri' --- Hellzapoppinn -- ,lourney's Endv -- 6Unconquered', .... The Little Foxesi' - Spring Meetingn -- THEATRE A PLAY ON Worms ---------------------------The Neuer Twins - - - - -Our Responsibilities as Seniors - -- ---- - - -Senior Class Pictures -- -- -Senior Class Trip ---------Freshmen ---Report Card Time ----------Exams ----Graduation -------------Soccer Team -----Kitty, Tommie, and Betty -May Day Good-bye in the Night --- ---- Senior Reception Tobacco Roadl' ------ Good Neighborsn --- Candle in the Wind Time of Your Lifel' Louisana Purchasev -----Past Eighth Street The Ag.,' Boys - - - -Christmas Carol Service ----------Dime Dance ----Senior Class Gift Measure for Measure ----.--------------------------- Freshmen Week WHAT HAS BROADWAY GOT THAT WE HAVENT GOT?!?!?.! Page 75 1942 ONEIDA if GREEN ROOM GOSSJUP Here we are grand and glorious Seniors. My, don7t we feel big? School is getting under way, and we are amused to see the Freshmen peering at the numbers over the doors. We are honored by having several distinguished visitors in school. Re- member those dogs? The first Senior Conference is held at Cowan and proves to be very suc- cessful. Virginia becomes interested in a newcomer. Roscoe by name. Mr. Henning and Mr. Ford visit school. We find khaki very becoming to them. Hallowe'en comes and goes iso do numerous other thingsl. Mr. Stover tells a story from the Bible, in chapel, as only he can. We have the pleasure of again hearing lVlr. Ramsey in an interesting talk on conditions in Europe. Patricia is wondering whether or not she will have to learn to read elec- tric meters too. An extraordinary thing has happenedg dime dances are now eleven cents. Thanksgiving vacation rolls around, and everyone is bewildered. Which one did you celebrate? War is declared. Anna Mayis interest in New Berlin is remarkable. George Cass declares he is the best-looking boy in French ll class. fGeorge is the only boy in French ll classl. As Christmas approaches the boys find they have to go to Newberry's to make a date with a Senior girl. Christmas carol service is held. The Christmas programme is given and we all go home for two weeks. Christmas is over, and everyone returns Hitchingl' to get to work. Page 76 ,,f,. , , 'A' 1942 ONEIDA Harold Loughhead sings Hlohn Anderson, My Jo in third period English class. cessf Fred Slack loses his voice and things become rather quiet around school. Mr. Stover reads Ricki-Ticki-Tavi in chapel. L. H. S. sponsors a show for the Red Cross, which proves to be very suc- ul. Mrs. Mathias distinguishes herself as an actress of note. Mr. Heckart's Senior Math class is afraid to look an orange in the face. Betty Mensch has left New Berlin and returned to Lewisburg and the Bucknell campus. Dr. Paul Taylor, missionary from China, shows very interesting movies on his work in that country. At this time the girls adopt the Chinese language to announce that they are very good-looking. Boys' so th Tree Foul shooting contest is held during Boys, League-winner, Bob Remer. Professor Irland talks on the subject of Engineering and Defense, in League. L. H. S. receives a contract for fifty model airplanes for the Government, e boys do their bit for their country. Mark McCullough makes several glowing announcements about the Clare Major production, '4Toby Tylerf, The girls look forward to slimmer figures, as sugar rationing appears. The '4Ag', boys sponsor a square and round dance. We are happy to report that up to this time, there have been no casualties in the Senior Boys cloakroom. The Year Book is completed, and Miss Robison and Bill Bond breathe for the first time in five months. Page T7 The Senior Class Play is given. Helen Lundy relinquishes her crown. Baccalaureate Services are held. Commencement Exercises are held, and we say Farewell to L. H. S. 1942 ONEIDA 'lr HOneida Home-room Collectors- First row-Wilson, B. Zimmerman, Shuck, Langdale. Second row-Dershem, Loughhead, Harriman, Martin. Absent- Shannon, L. Zimmerman, Machamer. 'The man behind the Works Who makes the Wheels go 'round. Onalee. Donald in pensive mood. 'aDutch.', Rosalie. Page 78 -Y- 1942 ONEIDA Page 79 6'The Great Profile. Homeward bound to study Pauline. David, Burton, and John. Puzzle-Find Roscoe. The Terrible Triof Mr. Liddick and Mr. Painter. 1942 ONEIDA 'A' 'Hail, hail, the gang's all herel' LWatch the birdie, please., 'Ohl Look at me now l' Dejection-more or less. SENIOR CONFERENCE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY RECREATION CENTER November 14- and 15, 1941 at COWAN, PA. Page 80 W ,531 rw g.,ws,g fl f M f 1' f '-3:'r1'-gff'9?g'iwf'nsn--g-qu-u-1-7, i g 1 A 4 ' W 15 ,X , LX K .A 'xi xg f V,f,f ,lx B' EX rllxxls 1 ,ff f1!,y lg 'X , ww f f , X W D MVK' f 1 Qi: qw fb . Wizfif f 7' VE f ':l?f1:i-'rffff :wi-2:2155 :4 Y E I ff PATRO ADVERTISEMENTS Perhaps one of the most important things concerning the drama is its patrons -those who make it possible to be shared by all. In this drama We've tried to give to you, We can only say as a closing line, Wllhank youll to our friends who have helped make our 1942 ONEIDA'-Our ad- vertisers. Sincerely, THE ONEIDA STAFF. STANDARD-fsso 5 THIRD STREET Gasoline ' SERVICE Th B M k WASHING and e est on ar et T LUBRICATION C . H . S T A H L E Y Pr0p1'iel'01' SUNOCO GAS-OIL Phone 5-3151 LEWISBURG CONCRETE PRCDUCTS CO. HE1!67'jlfl7i77g in Conerefe and Building Su 19 plies Phone 5-7665 Concrete Blocks Crushed Stone Cement Plaster Steel Sash Plaster Sand Gravel Lime C. Dreisbach's Sons GOOD 81 MAURER Complete Line of Dealers in Groceries, Fresh Vegetables HARDWARE Poultry Deitrich 81 Gclmbrill, I QUICAL rl-to Q .r ,r Q 'affirm HW' LEWISBURG, PA, Horse Dairy hC. Hog Meats and Birdseye Frosted Foods Campbell Bros. Paper Co. 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Low Prices Every Day Dial 5-1221 Compliments of Schleppy's Barber Shop Situated near the High School BROUGH'S PEERLESS LAUNDRY 14 South Sixth Street Clothing o Market at Fourth Street LEWISBURG, PENNA. l Dial 5-22 S 1 Bucknell University Founded in 1846 ARNAUD C. MARTS, LL.D., Presidenf Excellent Educational Facilities Courses are offered in Liberal Arts, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, Education, Commerce and Finance, with special fields in Pre-Medicine, Pre-Dentistry, Public Health, Bacteriology, Botany, Laboratory Assistance, Laboratory Technology, Dramatics, Art, Government Service, Pre-Law, Journalism, Music, Social Work, pub- lic Speaking, and Pre-Ministry. Restricted Enrollment of 1200 Resident Students Extensive intra.-Mural Sports Program For Further Information, Write to THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Bucknell University LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Page 85 BEST WISH ES To the Class of '42 DONALD H. 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