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

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.v- .-1 Q-13? - In D Y '49 ' 1 . J h 'f'f'? 'Ai ' wud 915 ' .E TQ? B ang? 1 TO THE ALULIN I Nineteen forty-one marks the golden anniver- sary of the first graduating class of the Oneida High School. To us, the graduates of 1941, it seems a long time, but as we look at our modern school we can seo how ittgot its beginning in 1891 From your one-room high school and few courses of study, We have progressed to a school with modern equipment, specialized studies, well-trained teachers, and a well-planned athletic department. In this respect we have changed but not in the respect of our feelings toward our school. We want to thank you for starting the foundation of our school, and on your fiftieth birthday we ex- tend heartiest congratulations and best wishes. with this thought in mind, we the class of 1941 wish to hand down to the future graduates of the Oneida High School, what the class of 1891 handed down to us and that is: A GHQSCHOQL Here we have made many friends and met with many experiences. We hope that these who follow will uphold its traditions. fm . ff . 'Q a i s in v t., ff W h ad --f

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,,i' N'-Q. Elmer Johnson Keith Rylander The Old Schoolhouse Robert Johnson Lawrence Carlson ,YW Our New Bell House