Oneida Community High School - Mohawk Yearbook (Oneida, IL)

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SENIOR ANNUAL—CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED ELEVEN—ONEIDA HIGH SCHOOL MISCELLANEOUS ALL MIXED UP A is not always a why, A b never a bee An T cannot be called an eye, “c” la not a sea. To know ofttimes don’t mean to no. And due is seldom do; Her beaux la rarely called a bow. And to is never two. Of all strange things that puzzle me. Indeed 'tls strange somewhat. That while a tree must be a tre It’s knot is not a not. Hinky Dink Don’t you think That we’ve got then on the blink Who are we? don’t you know We’re Oneida, watch us go. Strawberry short cake lilueberry pie V l f-T O-K V Are we In It? I should smile We’ve been In It For quite a while. Ice «’ream! Soda Water! «linger Ale! Pop! oneida High schttol Always on top. Whang! Dung! Sis Room Ha! oneida High School, Rah! Rah! Rah! oxls! Oxls! Polly Wolly Noxis! huhoo Wahoo Wall! Koxlty Boom! Roxiety Poom! Roxlty Roxity! Hoom Boom Hoom Kip Hah Rah! le Rose and «Srey! Oneida. ■ »h, I can’t thread this needle, ma, Was little Susie’s cry; Just as the thread is going thru The needle W'lnks his eye.’ Kuzzle Dazzle! Never Frazzle! Not a thread hut wool All together! All together! That’s the way we pull «meidu.

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SENIOR ANNUAL-CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED ELEVEN ONEIDA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS SONGS Tune: “Morning Cy. ' Royal dear, can't you hear That the Kiris are longing for you far and near. Make those eyes, do get wise. You know those pretty glances cause deep sighs. So get to work, do not shirk. Make “n aeroplane and ta-ke them to the kirk. So start today! Don’t delay. The «lass of 1911 will all shout Hooray. Tune: Cassey Jones. Lester Boy! Hurry up there Lester! Lester Boy! Musn't take your time. Lester boy! Hurry up there Lester! For we're 1911 Seniors And we're all in a rush. Tune: This Is no Place for a Min- ister's Son. Here comes our Preaidnt down the aisle; Down the aisle! doming down the aisle! He has a time when he wants us to mind But don't care after all. In his lessons he is a shark Making his Grades without a zero mark. Maybe you think we're not proud of John Well 1 guess! He's our President. Tune: Italian Love.” Here's our edition! Our good edition! We don't need our school life to show our pleasure. In your writings, quick and witty, full of flavor That's our faithful Lynne! Ever faith- ful Lynne! In his studies and books as well as in his good looks. We ure strong for Lynne! Tune: I Want a Man. I want a man, is Lulu’s cry. I want a man. For she's as pretty, bright and witty as any. And to get one she’ll do all she really can And she has a chance among so very, very many. In school she thinks and dreams about her future days. And wonders how she’ll like her Min- nesota home But yet she hates to leave us here an«l parts with many signs and tears From O. H. S. and all her classmates so dear. Tune: Boys.” Oh you beasts! Lions sweet! You know I like all the Jungle’s game. Wild or tame, it's all the same. The Seniors dear, will be proud to hear. That Helene's an African missionary To find a deer! Tune: 'Call Me Up Some Rainy Af- ternoon. I am hack in the dear old O. H. S With the « lass and the friends I lik» the best. And altho I'm far away, 111 be dreaming night and Wondering if they're happy In their college life or work or play. I will hope they’ll prosp r on their won So remember Seniors do That Mabelle wilt t»e true To ’ll and her pals alwa s!

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THIS BOOKLET -----Was Printed At- The Oneida News Office Pretty good, isn’t it? If you want High class work we can do it for you We Do Good Printing Of All Kinds Don’t forget the Home Paper when you want the Home News i j j We’ve been turning out bug- gies and wagons for nearly 35 years in this territory and our business keeps climbing See our stock of buggies and carriages and you’ll find the one you want. Quality and square dealing—that’s us