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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1945 volume:

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We sincerely hope this book will he e U 'FL 6 F - . I3 . ,. A: uf' A ec e .. 1 e. f. 11 . 2 .e - '- Q , Q . 7!ze ffffdmwk IQU5 THE .1-:Ay EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISEMENTS ATHLETICS SNAPSHOTS DRAMATICS ORGHNIZATIGNS FEATURE I F S Wd STUDENT COUNCIL MISCELLANEOUS HOME EC CLUB NON CLUB MUSIC SENIOR HISTORY JUNIOR HISTORY SOPHOMORE HISTORY FRESHMAN HIS ORY TYPING CHARLES ADAMS M RY ELIZABETH WE Annual Staff iii? . A NETTE ANDERSON UNA SWANSON SHIRLEY SWANSON 0 JOHN ADAMS CHARLES ADAMS RUBY PECK MARY ELIZABETH WEECH CAT HER I NE HOLT C LENDAR CAROL MARY SHAW KATHRYN CLIFFORD LYLE CLAGUE ROGER CASH MARY RINGBERG GENEVIEVE CARLSON CHARLES NCKIE CLYDE STICKLE JANICE HAYS ANNETTE NDERSON UNA SWANSON MARY ESTHER STEWART LOLA MAE OLSON ELDON MCKIE LMEOGRAPHING ANNETTE ANDERSON ECH UNA SWANSON CAROL MARY SHAW ADD STENCILS JOHN ADAMS BETTY H r 'S RUBY PECK SJIRLEY SUANSON ADVISER MRS PEEK if if ' o a n 9 u A A 0 N Q n o s s 0 Q o o Q o Q 5 'VW o o - o Q 0 n s Q o o 0 f V n 4 w o ' s l s c o s s o 0 Q f '-1 F ,- . M '.xJ!.LL, .A n , , , o c s o 1 v n o ,' ' u Q u u Go Ao Ao n u n 1 Q s 0 u Q s F 4 - p I C nl Al I C I I ' a Q 0 a 4 - a . n u Q Q 0 -7 ' ' T . a s 4 c a a s o b TTT 8 0 v Q o s u --4.-...- -VH . .-., . ' Q .l- . 5 . ' f , . . ,l,,,,, O ..-1. l-1.-.1 ALII L. ..A. v A ' v A A ,- I 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 s u 0 Q U qf 7,42 ffiahawk ' 1045 wfisfglsw Four of our senior boy have left our school along it? many others from our com unity and are now proucly serving tkelr countrv on all con lnerts of the world I is to these 4 boys and tre otner G I Joes and Jills that me wish to dedic te trie 1945 Mohawk realize it is a very smalltribute in return for the grand job they are doing for ue C L11 CW 742 fwafnmuk 19145 Icken, oy Adams, Charles Jdams, John ldams, Harr1et Jdams, William nderson, Jnderson, fnderson, fnderson, fnderson, nderson, Inderson, fndrew B Elmer John H Jr Joseph E Howard Kenneth Raymond Bean, Clarence Bindle Edmund Bowman, Dale Bowman, Edward Mmm,HmW Bryant, William Cahill, Ernest Cah1ll, Martln Calklns, Judson Callls, Wayne Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Carlson, Cash, Ro BOYS and GIRLS IN SERVICE HQPMISOH, Willls Henderson, Robert Henke, h1ll1am Hendryx, Gordon Hew1tt, Holmes, Holmes, Holmes, Veryl Curtis Walter Jr, Willard Huff, lrlett Hulin, Glen Hulln, Lester Johnson, Johnson, John on, Johnson, Elmer R Lowell Rex Robert Peterson, Garnet Peterson, George Phzllips W11l1Um P1ttard, Paul Rask, Eugene Reed, Vernon R1ce, W1111S R1ngberg, Emory Roberts, Housel Roberts, R1ch rd Rowe, Kenneth Rowe, Samuel G, Russell, Donald Rylandor Charles B Rylander, Floyd Bert1s Dale Joseph Lawrence ger Clague, Charles Clague, Lyle Clifford, Robert Johnson, Verne Jones, Clarence Jones, Hugh Isaacson, S. H Kenney Robert Knapp, Clyde Kronsted, Lester Llngwall, Glenn Lawson, Kenneth Lee, Eugene Lundberg Reynold Lutes, Robert Lelghton, Charles McClay, C rl ICKIC, Gene Rylander, Simer Rowe, Ward Senner, rthur Shaw, Stanley Shepherd, Robert Smith, E. W, Smlth, M. O. Sornberger, Claude Stauf fer, Da lo Stauffer Paul Stanley, Stevens, Stewart, Stewart, Stickle, Dean Sldney Delman Rolland Tlllldm Corcoran, Robert Crouse, Claude Cruce, H Eugene Deets, Donald Dorman, Jerry Duncan, Robert Edwards, Dale Edwards, Jack Elllson, Harry Epperson, John Flelds, Homer Fmfer, Phyllzs 1cK1e, Rolland 1 tc lf, Samuel fltchell, Robert Noberg, Moberg, Murdock Murpny, Murr y urr y Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nyman, llfred LaVerne , Dclo W1ll1 m Dale J ck C rl Raymond V1ncent W1ll1am r Harold Strawhacker, Harry Stromqulst, James Suydam, John Swanson, LeRoy Swanson, Norman Terpen1ng, Robert Thalman, Gllbert Tolfiski, Wllllam Viers, Lloyd Wagher, Earl Walters, W1llis Weech, John C. Fooks, Donald Fooks, Maynard Fook, Thom s Foster, Foster, Foster, Dougan, James Kiath Richard Robert Nvmar, Herman Nystrom, Roy Ol1n, Herbert Olson, Cecll E Olson, Cleo L Olson, Leonard Weech, Willls Welch, Ivan Whitman, Robert Whitman, William W1les, Janes J Wiles, Kenneth Giddings, Lawrence Giddlngs, Sebast1an Glngery, Lawrence Gohnng, Russo 11 Hannam, Robert Osbura, R1chard Peacock, Earl Pearson, Richard Peck, Robert Peterson, Dale Wilkins,lVi1liam Woodside, Charles Voodside, Raymond Woodslde, Robert Wyman, Carlos I - R P . I . Jr. i , . A . , Il- 5 0 L . . . - I I Y . I 4 . Q l - ' a . . 1 9 S 0 J'- O D i I A. C 5 .p 3. . Corcoran, Lyle I ' Strandborg, Albin Nc a ' O A V , .. .a . W . a , ' M a , a J' ' ' a ' ,. . -. . . . - o . g I 7442 1 fzlafzaaxfa 19145 v HARIAN WEECH Home Economics Biology, Sole: E,5. Unlvere of Illinois GLENN T. HLQRE Agriculture B,S. University of Illinois M.A. University of Illinois RAMAH PEEK Commerce, U. S. Hlst., G.A A E.S. NE Mo. St. T. College Washington University D C -,.-- R.A. I- I' EVERETT R. PEEK Principal Math Y.E. HO. St. T.C University of Mo. AC UUY REID CARSON Band liar f ' INEZ TATE English Dramatlcs Library E.A. Knox College University of Illinois HDMXGMR GT Coach A Social Studied 3.5. Central College, Iowa ELMA INGRAM A Music Graduate Knox Conservatory Public School Music Knox College Coaching Bush Conservatory western Ill. Teachers College 'Me Malmwk Mr. Irving Shaw BOARD OF EDUCATION President. . . . Irving Shaw Clerk. . . . Arthur Stauffer D1 t . . . .F d V Mr. Arthur Stauffer - rec OPS re Moore Mr. Fred Moore . Sig Johnson . .Glenn Clifford Ven-r Mr. Sig Johnson ' Mr. Glenn Clifford Mohawk 742 I Q 14 S 'K V L A D dent Col eil C A Q es 4 C c 5 mr 1 ee b A 117 b o v Staff 2 Pep Clu P t or A 2 2' LYLL CLACUE Student Courcil 2 Pree A 4 Vlce Pre O A P8 Cast l Base ball CHARLES ADANS President Student Council 4 Vice Pres Student Council 3 Student Council 1 4 Class Pres l Class ec reas 5 Play 3 nual 4, Basketball 1 2 4 Baseball l 2, 3 4 O Clu 4 Track 2 5 Off Secretpry SPIPL.V S A SON Student Council 4 Glee Club S c A Tr C aee 4 Ersetble 4 Sextette 4' Vice- es. G. .A. 3 Pus - ness Mgr. Annual 43 Co-Editor Mohawk 45 Home EC. Club l, 2, 4, Pep Club 25 Class Play 42 G.A.A. l, 2, 4. JOHN APAVS Student Council 5 4 Pres O C'ub 4 Vonnwk Staf 5 Annual 4, Play 5 4 O Club S sketball l 2 5 Bas l 1 Trac 1 ROGER CASH Class President 2 Student Council 2 Class Play 1 A 4 An ua 'Wie I9l45 QL1 Y JA HAH. v Jlee C149 0 G A A e uh Q 1 Jgc h A Tre J A 4 C nhho awlf' BanC 1 Glee C JJ 1 C1422 rrec 'an E Tre Pew Clxb 1 e hc 'lub 1 dohdvk Staff 4 nn ual 4 C1255 Play T 4 M1 vn J A A Ove C aC ocal r. C al UWA SdANSCh Glee Club Home Clab 1 4 Pre Vo' E 1 r1 J Asclstswh nultor Awnxwl 4 p Clah 0 RUUV PL K en olnci 1452 Vice Pre 2 G ee C110 1 ec eas o e C b we Co Pe 1 n eaCer 2, J A as: Ecitor A I1 nK a 13405 A.nua1 4 n L Glee Club 1 ? 4 4 Pc Club B Arnual 4 bon wk Emsemole nsq P131 4, Vocal Contest 5 D aratics , F H E V '1 S if A Q , . U ,V , ' tasalxz 5:3 ' ' Elee Clit 1,.2, 3, 41 'L ., 1, if rgp- C-ub 1, 33 : M , 1 Ec. Glu: 1, 35 1 -5 Flay 4 ,' V E, 43 'n-em:1e 4, An- ' ng 4. :mi ' 2:3 . .5.I1' 4, 4 1 , S:-45 n c - 1 2, sg ' A ' AW ., 3, 49 .'.' 1 C :.' 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' . 4- ,gjgjff l x 35' W 1, , , , .QQ iff? , 3 w , , fha W v 121 - , f ff, '7Ae Malawi uf-ms 'I' A CLASS OFFICERS President Annette Anderson Vice President Lyle Glague Sec Treasurer Shirley Swanson Student Co ncil John Adams Reporter Mary Elizabeth Weech 045948 Colors Blue and Silver Motto Preparation is the Keynote to Success Trene The Indian Dedication lnose in Service Cra les John Roger Lyle Adviser Mr Peek S E L O R C L S S l 9 4 4 - - l 9 4 5 u 'I' u . . . . . . 4 Flower . . .White Carnation Mohawk IQ45 i I I k HISTORY Much of the reading herein will be found to be as dry as the sands of the Sahara desert and as dense as the head of Junior. What has been related is of more importance. Some subjects should be read from matter of duty rather than for pure pleasure. The writers hope that each reader will not find the history too dry in spots, as all humor has been removed from the pages After all life is a sera ious proposition. Our book review today is a discussion of the latest book just off the Oneida High School press. This book is entitled uClass History of l945.n It covers the lives and actions of a group of students from the time they entered O H S as Freshmen, September 2, 1941, until four years later they find themselves docked at the port of commencement The following are excerpts from this new history book The following Freshmen, Charles Adams, John Adams, Annette Ander son, Eleanor Carlson, Roger Cash, Robert Cox, Donald Deets, Ruby Peck, Carol Mary Shaw, Florabelle Shepherd, Lucille Stewart, and Mary E Weeoh from Oneida Grade School, Lyle Clague from McK1e, Mar llyn Cox from Talbot, George Hardesty from Finley Catherine Holt from Washington, Gerald Parr, Harold Smith, and Ellen Wadham from Sopervllle Shirley Swanson from Hannam, and Una Swanson from White, graduated from their respective grade schools we entered the Oneida High School and were known green and ignorant papoose Freshman of the Mohawk Tribe Twenty one meek, bewildered and ex cited little freshmen were warmly recepted by the older tribescf the Mohawks, especially Seniors About a moon later the Seniors ln itiated us into their tribe As a test of endurance we were to bring an entrance fe of one and one half dew worms. Each one to show their bravery ate cat eyes, worms, and performed obedlently the commends of the almighty Seniors After being duly ln1tLat0d.th0 following officers were chosen President Charles Adams Secretary Treasurer Carol Shaw Student Council Don Deets Class Advisor Bernie Bolon The only exciting events were the St Patr1ok's party given for the entire school and a Freshman weiner roast held ln the rain at Lake Storey. When we assembled for our Sophomore year we chose the following 0fflC8rS President . Roger Cash Vice President Q.. . Ruby Peck Secretary Treasurer Annette Anderson Student Council Lyle Clague Glass Advisor . . Mr. Gearhart O O O Q I ' : I . ' ' as . 1 . fa - we s Q C1 O.lU'.lCClO00 Vice Pres1dent........Luc1lle Stewart QUIOCIO I Olllffilllf O CO . -' UQ! O OOOUQU0 I UI .009 9 vu, fiffahawk There was little excitement during our Sophomore year, but we went to the South Timber for a weiner roast. During October, our class increased tc 22 with the addition of Betty Harris coming from Victoria High School, but in February our class, losing Florabelle Shepherd, again decreased to the original number of 21. In the beginning of the chapter concerning Juniors we find in of flee President .Carol Shaw Vic P esident Don Deets Secrouar, Treasurer Chuck Adams Student Council . George Hardesty John Adams Class Advisor Mrs Weech We now miss the familiar faces of Ellen Wadhams, Gerald Parr, Harold Smith, Lucille Stewart, Marilyn Cox and Robert Cox In No vember we lost one of our officers, George Hardesty, then John Adams was elected for Student Council representative A farewell party was held for George in the Library. Due to an epidemic of scarlet fever we had much difficulty in finding a date for our Junior Class Play, Polishing Papa, which was finally held in April One lingers over our Junior activities, reading about the Junior Senior Banquet held at the Galesburg Club On the fourth and last year our school opened with the number of thirteen ws Don Deets was gone and Bob Wadhams from Rio filled the vacancy, but also left us to work Class officers were President Annette Anderson Vice U esident Lyle Clague Secret ry T casurer Shirley Swanson ttd n John Adams lsor Mr Peek During the fall we presented another comedy play entitled 'Tho Bargain Bride On the morning of February 7, the high school students were star tled by the fire alarm, but, thanks to the Seniors, it was false The Seniors then took off for the Tri Cities All the Senior boys answering their patriotic duty to their coun try enlisted in the Navy 'nt Senior girls gave a party in honor of the boys, using the Navy theme The ninth of April, Lyle Clague and Roger Cash reported at Grea Kc for their training The Seniors made rapid progress and by the end of the term tra members of the board of education were ready to surrender the valua ble documents and diplomas into the hands of the Seniors Even the lowly Juniors were pendent and begged the Seniors to feast at their Banquet i U 0 llfllllflili -v '11 V ..l Oouoocoo 1 'yuh V'-' Oil 00000 I osooooocn 0 3 , .- . . 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Mmm 1945 GLA J vILL We, the graduating class of Oneida High School, being of unsound mind, weak heart, and being on the verge of departing for realms un We are in bankrupt circumstances, and we earnestly pray that we have enough friends left here to take care of all our library fines and other unpaid debts We request that all of our brains and knowledge be left to the Junior Class To the Freshman Class we will our sophistication and also our bankrupt circumstances We request that cur cooperative attitude in class meetings and our great ambition be left to the Scphomcres In the care of our Janitor, Mr Strandberg, we leave our special formula for chewing gum which is in the bank box of the furnace, and also all broken Ncoken bottles that are found We will the mimeograph machine and the materials that go with it to the Annual Staff of the class of 46, who we know will be very careful of it To the faculty members of O H S we leave our Penmanship ability and also our low grades in class To the Student Body as a whole, we leave an automatic electrical machine which is guaranteed to write any and every type of excuse which will pass the keen eye of our principal, Mr. Peek 22252351 BQQBQQLQ I, Charles Adams, will my leadership and my athletic ability to Kenneth Gcodell. Also, my typing ability, I wish to leave to Fred Thalmann. I, John Adams, leave my ability to be a nuisance and my witty re- marks to Roy Nyman. I wish tc leave my special handwriting ability to Janice Hays with a handbook of directions on how to read it. I, Annette Anderson, will my good marks in Mathematics to Jean- ette Nelson and my brown eyes to Virgie Cunningham. Also, my book NThe Tale of Two C1t1es,U I leave in the care of Ronald Lawson. I, Roger Cash, leave my driving ability and my never-care-when attitude to Erland Rylander. I also request that my small stature be left to Joe Hays. I, Lyle Clague, will my farming experience and my wavy hair to James Courtright. My acting ability, I leave to Eugene Holt. St V known, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. 9 'ffm Mahawk I, catherine Holm, wish ro will my eereffee giggle and my blonde hair to Dorene Fredrichson To mleanor Carlson, I leave my ability to grapple with Geometry problems. I, Ruby Peck, leave my homemaking ability to Bat Flicklnger My roller skating ability, I will to Virginia Holcomb and also my late hours I, Shirley Swanson, leave my ability to make errors in typing to Darlene Peterson Also, I wish to leave my letter writing ability and my traveling expeditions to Mary Esther Stewart I, Carol Mary Shaw, will my sweet disposition and my musical ability to Mary Jean Bryant Also, my excellent spelling grades to Kenney Harmlson. I, Una Swanson, will my studiousness to Charles Johnson. T Wayne McK1e, I leave all my homework, and my promptness in getting to school and also in going home I, Mary Weech, will my Jitterbugging ability and my flarin tem per to Doris Lawson My tuneful whistling, I leave to udrey rantz I, Betty Harris, leave my many different hair dos to Lois Mae Peterson To Francis Wilkins, I leave my low singing voice In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of O H S have to this last will and testament, signed our names this tenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty five Witnesses ff' ef Written by Shirley Swanson Betty Harris ewa a.1 Ruby Peck iq . 4 O O . , O I O O I . E I I I I O C I ggpg5?jFC 'o,flll f -- . 5 U 29, lv-, , spa- -ull f-if - . Mohawk H9145 i 4 5 . ',4'- E'-1' X Q iY b f' ,ffff J,,,J , , 1553 EAT' , X1 f ff ff ' 1 Y L O jf 5 , , JE 1 , ' 3' 7 K, N ' - X- . 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Adams, my old classmate, aren't you?u The salesman, now becoming exclaimed, HSure enough, and d1dn't recognize you at first, Did you decide to follow your f NYes, after I get out of the Navy I set up a shop on side of Chicago What did you do after you got out of the you're Roger Cash aren I see you have some tools t er's oocupat1on?N The salesman replied HI decided to be an engineer and lS located in the down town section of Chicago My work heavy, and I have been having a vacation for a few weeks at Union Station in Chicago. There was a maga- cigar stand in the midst of the confusion. A man of medium height was leisurely selling his who was carrying his tools shuffled up a cigar and waited for the salesman money, the customer said Nwell, how's lot of people pass by here in a day You seem familiar Why, you're John interested, leanlng on the counter, 't you? I with you the north Navy?N my office is pretty A friend of mine who runs this stand became ill and I offered to run his and for a short time until he is well ' During this conversation a tall blonde young lady came up to buy a magazine As she was waiting, she overheard some of th conversa tion When she heard the n me of John Ad ms, she excused herself for interrupting the conversation end s ld 'Could you possibly be e amp John Adams I went to school with in On 1da?' Wwhy, yes, I w nt to school in Oneid but I don't remember you U Th l dy exclaimed, UDen t you remember tho girl you sat by and used to annoy in English cl ss when you were in school?' A look of r cognition c me on John's face 'Oh, I know, you' Ann?tte Anderson, aren't you? And you remember Roger Cash, don't you WOh of cours I do now Roger s 1d,U'hat h ve you been doing? I know th t you went to ee lege, but wh t h ve you b en doing since then?' New York Right now, I'm r decorating the m nsion of John D Rocks feller It's verv int resting work Uh t have you two been doing? ou're both situ ted in Chic go ren't yeu?W Th y told her of their work nd s th y were talking, two girls, blonde, blue eyed N vy nurse, nd the other girl who were the unlform of W ve, w lked r to the st nd The blonde girl, intently w tehing scene in th station, beg n to giggle Ro er, he ring her, s id U T lklng of old school d ys, th t giggle surely reminds me of C therine Holt De you r member how she used to giggle in school t1me?' A 0 l ! ' o ' a h . 1 l st H , .' . e - c fl ft Pt 5 ,., I t . CA , th s. 2 - I 1 e e ' e ' a . C ' L, I. X ' Q . ' , 1 Q . e a . ' re C . 5 'I , e .U - A F . 2. ' gf l a a e ' HAfter I graduated from college, I took up interior decorating in s S . ' E1 0 ' o M G y F. c, Y a Q , a C A' E. C. C L one a - , a a ' a .a a Ove a . 2 a e . r . g a o a , a C a a 1 0 we ' . I :Qu 7.412 Mdwwk re Q 1d th s, ne glenn d t the 1rl 1U the nurse's uniform H ne surely re evbles eetherine, too H lhe nurse, heerlng er n ne, turned, 1 to e V v U 1ou he r v neme ust n OH 1 e ve ens ered uve I thoufht refrd 1t, too er, h h e e n 1 tch1ng t en, s 1 'Ih t g1rl is ' ther o t' And the other 1rl 1s ttv rr c lled to th m d they c P over to th group ' V sur t s D llo, C ther ne Betty fou rem me r your el ssm t s don t ouo 1e Annette N cours , r d B ttv, turn1n o C tn r1n HTh t's Roger n her 1s uohn nd n tt Ann tte ked C th rine d t Jh t th y n d b en do1ng s1nce high school d f I took up nur 1n11 1 P o 1 th P o 1 ethodist p1t l, d 1 du t d I fork 1n f nne o hospit 1 in ninn poli nov u rvi or of p rt of th hospit l th r It' very inter stin work nd you do h v th sllllest DCFI nc C therine end f :ith gig c H'hy re ou we ring v uniform, B tty, sked uohn UThe v s fere d s nded shortlf fter th w r 'I jo1ned th V ves t r gr du t1on, replied Betty WAft r Je w re d1sb nded, I m rr1ed mv s 1lor f1 noe nd settled in G lesburg Yest rd y, there w b nqu t here in Chic go for group of girls th t went through tr inlng to th r n c1d d to we r our uni form in honor of th occ 19n H th r1ne, looking t h r w teh, excl 1med, HOh, golly I heve in to c teh ln fl m1nu v o B tty, re u coming w1th me?U nTh t FCmlhdS m v m e r nd t two o'c ook I mu t b going, too,U 1d Annttte H ll, t' e to cn o o g 1n,u s 1d Ro e nd this we choed by ll th oth r y ll d t f good by s were s 1d SCENE II m t t1on, me pl Ce Time y e In the Tiddl t1on, w iting p tl ntly for her husb nd, I s slim, l1 ht r rmcr' wif with l1ttle boy h nging on h r k rt I few minut ll, J vy h 1red f rmer hurr1ed in, ppc r ing s if he w s looking for omeono H ving pi d who HC thought w s the person he w looking for, he hurr1ed ov r to her UHcllo, Jtn , fr you re dy? sked. NO , excuse mc, thought you were somecne else,U he S1 d, as she turned. As 1 es 1 ' . e e g' ' , S. -I S .1 nh. n ' e ' h, a. . end se'd th ne e, Did j a F . j or. 'h' fa e . 1-I , 1 s, 3 I '. ' ' . Fog U o ei b e ff . h1I e-d, 2 ' uf 1ne H l . 1 1 g Be Ha is.N He 6 e an Q H: 11 4' ': vs v V 0 'Vh, e e 1 1 . Lel et 1 1 end . 1 - e 'e Old 5 1 5 e , ' y .H se 1. 1 w . . Cf e N fnswe e e L g t P e ' e. 0 - L d 1 3 I , Q An o e.n et fs 1 Q e FD Ee ty H 0 e 'a GG e' 1 1 rye. H ' se's tre' 'rg 'n e r'1 it e e r e M hos ' 5 rn 'ftim I gre e o I v ed ' M1 -s tr rt 2 ' a f ca s. I am J ' s pe s Q Ae e G e e. s o 5 ' Q Q e c ex- - 'e es.N n 1 el v f Q gl . K A 1 y sf ' 5 Va e Q H 3 ' . VP 3 v1 1 1 be 1 'd 5 3 I e a .H ' ' I e Ee 1 11 e Q f q ' N 1 1 . c v1 e Q 1 Q '1 S f 1 2 1 6 ' . . . e a 1 ns r f e 1 f 5 a A1 5 'j ge e . To 'e s .-6 - .s e os . CD e 1 1 c ff A P , , G tra P vc tes. I hr e to g . e , 0 1 yo 'J U 1 ' c. I hi e to e1t Q f 1e P l . s e ' 9 so 1 1. We 1 s b1en n1co heve se all f v u fee f g1r 1 ,s e P o e s. The 5 opar ed - tor - ,e - f' . S1 e S P ' Sf 1 ' 1 ,1--1 da lft1r n 3 of the et' e 1 rr 'e e G va 2, ' g -111 od fi s e, a 1 5 e s 1 . D 2 CS, f ti vi - a' Q '1 Q a - a a s . js - s e 'H 3. HS 1 C 0 1 e F e Af N he of h I 'Me Mahawk was Hihy Lyl HShir1 y your little ll Clrgu h t re you doing in Chic vo?' s id the 1 nson' I h v n n you for long m boy?n s t re fou doing now?N NAfter I rv d in th v I went b ck to f rmin he r mistook you for my wif wh n I first s w you m up c go for short visit wlth o e fri nds nd I w to meet my here efore we took the tr in ome r f rm, too rc llving H , y s ew e r ft r gr du tion married b yfri nd, nd we've be n llV1hF on f rm in Indi n 'Jhy, your litt e bfy do s r s mbl en lot, do sn't he?N th t h wife ny high school NDocsn' th t girl re l k Ruby P ck? And when I lock more clo cly, the girl with her look like Mrry Th y w lked p t the twe girls nd they wer Ruby e le ch L 's P ck nd Mary n h , h lo, 4 ry d Ruoy' you r eognize us?' id Shirl y ou'r my ld chum Shirl y r n't you? H w f mlly?H id Ruby N l l gu wu're d to n teh m Gov rnm nt Cl ss no m k th o rh d p es to th th rrom'N ft er Sl rou nd your oencil b g in 'Mary, what have vou been doing since you graduated?N asked Lyl NI went to college Q d Drogram over C B S every Hvhy I listen to that the slightest idea it was you,N exclaimed Lyle majored in Dramatics I have a half hour week My stage name is Jennifer Paige H everw Sund y afternoon, but I d1dn't have NSomet1mes I help 1 pro c r with his stage shows, too,n said Mary N th t Mary is helping with, too, aid Ruby Mv troupe, the Merry Roller , make large part of the show nWh t did you do befor you organiz d th Merry Rollers?n asked Dhlrley HBecaus I was lways interested in skwting, I to a course in it from profession list, reer That was when I org to go to Hollywood to ppe bv n doing?n After they had talked C nd xfterw rds I decided to m k it a cw nlz d the troupe After the show we are movie there Wh t h v you kids while, they were suddenly interrupted by a loud crash Turning, they saw r blonde girl hurriedly picking up the contents of her suitcase while her dark-haired Companion was laughing at her. I e e, w.o 6 1 . ig ' Q ady. e Sw: . a e 't see , o ti e. Is P Ye , it is. nh? r N 3 A se e e Na y - a a g as Oneida. I 4 .1 e e .f . We ca e to G 1- a a ' s m e e as 1 c b- . .I 1 a h . I hee you a - ' A on a T! a . Oh e . A f yer s re e R 5 I . W i' o e a he ' g a,'a n a.N 'T le J' e e e e G e a e 4 t 5 over the ec' like e a - e s' , . s 1 M e . et I walk by and soe,n said Shirley. e 5 as 1 1 ' r o e a . We oh. W y el Ia an ' . Do , o ' S7 e . WY e 0 e , 6 e o are 3 a P sr , Ly C C FH el Y the one who use o s a y L H e e A a ' F e ose .ve .ei ass H e f h 'de of Q J ' M e. on 0 - s c 0 0 I ' Y, , Ar 3 I 'B g Q L du e I U - 1 s 1 up a ' a H s, . . . a A e , J e e - . ' 1 O e a J 1 A Q ok EL ' F. 0. L I 8. 9. C . c-' 0 C C 3 ' Q ' ' a ar in a P . a a e ae - O . L ' IQI4 I mg L Malmwfz th y 1 c young, tl t1c n n c m r to off r h s t c Stooping over, r notlc u th n m on th suite then str lghtened up d s ld, UC ld you b he 1 C rol Sh v w nt to school with in On id ?H blond r ll d, U me I went to school n Oneld I know you, too, new Chuck Ad ms, 1Qn't it? And you re m mber Un Sw nson, don't you?H Turhing to th d rk h lred girl, Chuck id, Uvhy, sure Wh t you two girls doing h re 1D Cric go?W HJn replled, HI h ve been Dietlcl n for Armour's m t p cklng concern here in Chic go I gr du ted from college I m jored in Home conomic there rol knew J s in Chlc go so when she rived she c lled me H By this time, th ctr r group, overhe rlng the eonv r tlon, w n d red over nd introduced them elv nd ch told of wh t thev h d m in on the l st pl from Florld , just thi mornlng I h ve been irplmne hostes since I gr du ted from college. I work for Tr nscontinent l Alrlin s n I cert inly do enjoy my work,' s ld C rel Nwh t h Ve you been olng, Chuck?U I lw y thought I'd 11k to co or fter the w r wws over nd I w s di ch rged from the N vy Since my college tr ining, I h ve bu n co ch' Right now, I'm in l nge high school in Milw u kee All my time lS spent in co ching After few m1DutCS, Chuck s id, HI c me here to meet my cousin, John, so we could go home together for reunion He hould be here ny mlnute At th t moment, John w lked up nd Joined the group After found who the other were, h told of hi Occup tlon, nd the in terestlng xperlenc e h c m g e d J fore H told wh t ll the others were doing After veryone h d renewed thelr old ehool qu 1nt1nc s 1nd rem lnlsced bout the good old time they h d h d, they ll greed thdt they snould h Vu cl ss reunion soon F rewells wer id nd they ll dep rted, feeling thot the d y h d been very enjoy ble one Written bv r Veech e rel Sh w, C thcrlne Holt U . .. 4h1le ef vat hed e V 5 Q rle me a e eve . le lS - ' J ,- - ' as is en e. . le I e e e.e e asc. he ' . A Y f a . F an e' ou e t sexe e if I , .e e Q . The e gi l erose rnd rep e Yi-, 1 A r'- -P F a..o Q I1 s. ' I n A K., L. C. . , A .. ,, - . F.. 1 fs I C L. 'D CL QC. V 0 S.. are .- e 'S ' I a I a c ' e S e e 'e ee e ' 1 - a . a e e. 2 A E e 1. Ca . rf I ve ' e er- '1 A a . . c Ie S 5 ' .- c ee e - e f 5 so ee, 5 ea . n V a been doing through the years. , A . 'I ce e J e ene ' Q s . e Q a s e a V I e a e e d e a e . , a e e M 1 d ' 4 ' e e s ' e be e e I a n e - e a s e a . G S a a ee e a . I a e A ' a - ' rw 0 A C, Q 'u 3 ' Q a fn J . fm . ' H 2 e S . S n . Ct 0 Q c we 1 a ' ' . l he 1 - S lv 1 G A C S a ' Ev- .- U e ' e ' e he al had et the egezine stand the Cl be- e. e e e .1 .c . ' rw fm ' ru - C 'W '3' 8 - S Lt c. 1, e, c - ' e .cs ' a e 0 R C c ' a e a Q . a e e se Q ' F, F. ' L. I H Z1 Q, F. no ', 1 A H A ' J 1 ---Ae v ,k e a e . e J I MOJWM 'Me 0 ' IQ 1. 5 Kenneth Harmiaon President Lou Campbell Vice Pre 1 ert Charles McK1e Sec Trea Virgie Cunningham Student Council Mary Jean Bryant Eleanor Carlson Janice Hays Ronald Lawson Roy Nyman Marjorie Shaw Mary Ringberg Mary E. Stewart KH Clyde Stlckle Virginia Stromnulst Frances Wilkins Kathryn Wyman Boyd Carlson QQ 742 Mohawk October We went on a skating party Au UuPUBLIbHED DIARI OF THE JUNIOR CLAbb September We have entered our Junior year at O H S with eight een members and have Mrs Weech as our sponsor We have elected Kenneth Harmsion, President, Leu Campbell, Vice President, Charles UcKie, Secretary and Treasurer, Virgie Cunningham Student Council Representative The of the class answers the roll by the following names Mary Jean Bryant Leu Campbell Bead Carlson Eleanor Carlson Virgie Cunningham Kenneth Harmison Janice Hayes Ronald Lawson Charles McKie Roy Nyman Marv Ringberg Marjorie Shav Vary Vsther Stewart Clyde Stlckle Virginia Stromquist Frances Wilkins Edith Woodside Kathryn Wyman the first of the month and rest Halloween we gave an all school party which turned out great fun November Everyone has begun to look forward to our Thanksgiving vacation ping, and partie January Basketball games have been the topic of discussion this month We also lost Edith Woodside as our classmate February We have served refreshments at bask tball games and are waiting for the Valentine Party March March turned our minds toward spring and the Banquet. Our class olav, Naot Your Aoc,' directed by Irs Tate is in full practice now Lou Campbell has left us this month April April l2 saw our clas play a success, and a couple of days of realiz tion till our banquet with the Seniors as guests May This month we have the excitement of examinations, picnic, and finally the end the end of our Junior gear, V . , L I iv o o 1 ' L I ' I ' 'u A ' 1 A ' W U J Va .J 'Y 3 V o A t l Decemberz' Now vo have become busy with exams, Christmas shop- ,S. A . t R 0 O z X -A to O I A . Al ' YK . J if ' ' 0 I L Q : s . a 4 O MQJLQMA I 7.7m I Gale Adams Genevieve C rlson Lavera Cathcart Kenneth Goodell Roger Hannsm Joan Hays Joe Hays Lyle Hewitt Eugene Holt Charles Johnson Dale Nyman Darlene Peterson Donald Robert Tom Whitman Aldean Whittaker Jim Courtrlght President Vice President Q53 Lola was 01 Sec 5 Trees ' M Wayne McK1e A Mary Jean Anderson 23' f r . -son Q, If Student Council ...fl Jfx Vw Afro xj f,ff- Q A , a 'A i ff r P ,X IN I Q I ,A . f fu fxl xv Y ' ,. , rv' Y XL k 2, 8 di JU? J ' A i , Y, x' J ' 'J ! H J -K Doris Lawson ' ' J 5 f 4 -J ? Mil! if , I ' 1.h'1...h. Mdmwk I945 SOPHOMORE CLASS President Jim Courtught Vlee President Nhry Jean Anderson Class Colors Blue and Gold Secretary and Treasurer Lola Nne Olson Class Song Onward, Onward Reporter Bob Strandberg Flower Yellow Violet Sponsor Peek 1 1 CLASS ROLL MARY JEAN ANDERSON TOL WPITMAN Patlent, scholastic, her mlnd 15 keen Happy go lucky, fair and free At all basketball games she's een Nothlng 1n the world can bother me DARLENE PETERSON ROGER HANNAM As you all know, Is on the varsity team Takes Home Ee, and l1kes to sew, W1th the ball is on the beam. JOAN HAYS JOE HPYS Wrltes letters everyday Is as quiet as a mouse To some sailor who is far away. Until he gets to Cliff'ord's house. ALDEl N WHITT1 KER GENEVIEVE CLRLSON One of the gals, Is qu1te a pranoer now mlssed by all her pals. You've never seen a better dancer DORIS LAWSON GILE IDAMS our worthy typlst 't1 true, Can really swing, But she is good in Athlet1cs, too. We also hear that he can Slllgg LIVERA C1 THCLRT DALE NYMIN L1kes very much to Slflg Does errands for a teacher each So up town he can mend his way, LOLA MAE OLSON DONILD ST NLEY Lola Mae with her lovely ways Is usually late Keeps Wayne McK1e 1n a daze, Mostly because of a date. CHARLES JOHNSON EUGENE HOLT Is quite a dlther Slow but sure, our class Tarzan, Dr1ves around 1n a Buick fllver But he'll not be An also ran. KENNETH GOODELL LYLE HEWITT W1th the girls he ms nothlng to do Is thought to be qu1et But as a Smatra he 1S a marvel, 't1s true. But usually causes quite a riot, BOB STR1 NDBERG W1 YNE MCKIE Studious and shy Good sense and common sense His smle gets him by But plenty of room for nonsense. JI COURTRIGHI' The farlthful pres1dent of our class fttracts the command of muy a lass. sr if CLL SS C LENDAR Ordered Class Rings. Sept Farewell Party Feb, 27 Assembly Oc . 27 Hollywood Canteen Nbr All I-hgh School Party Jan. 2 Khalf' day for good attendancel Actlve part in all school activitles Vwf- '1.,l..1,, 4' 1' li . . . - - S . . . L 'X ' , L A. v Is ' 0 L L Is ' 's A. L X As often you hear her voice ring. day ' . I. . . . 0 - I 0 O ,, -, LL L if at -s 4- , , 4 JL O I l I O O 0 0 I O O O I C O O O O O O O t C O O O I l 0 5 . I O I I I . . . Mdmwk IQUS I Eldon Melia President Joyce Anderson Vice President Jeanette Nelson Sec. k Trees. Kathryn Clifford Student Council Paul Clague Pat Flicklnger Jack Foster Dorene Fredrlckson Virginia Holcomb Berkley Johnson Audrey Krantz Lola Mae Peterson F V3 E JHIXXXAN ,Ji Erlend Rylander Mary Louise Stlckle Marion Swanson I9-4 742 Mafzawk FRESHMAN August 28 1944 found 17 freshman trudg- ing up the steps of Oneida High School They were Joyce Anderson Berk Johnson Kathryn Clifford Eldon McK1e Paul Clague Jeanette Nelson Jack Foster Lois Peterson Pat Flicklnger Mary L Stickle Dorene Fredrlckson Erland Rylandep Virginia Holcomb Marion Swanson Audrey Krantz Fred Thalmann Lee Shannon Lee moved to Rio but Howard Hoffman kept our numbers the same until he moved to Call fornia At the first class meeting they elected the following officers President Eldon McKie Vice President Joyce Anderson Sec R Trees Jeanette Nelson Student Council Kathryn Clifford School Party April 26th Dancing and ping pong were enjoyed by all Refreshments vcre served The Freshman have achieved quite a lot in one year Berk Johnson and Jack Foster re presented the class on the varsity basketball team They also played softball in the fall Berk Johnson and Eldon McK1e are on the track team Those who have been on the honor roll are Eldon McK1e Joyce Anderson Kathryn Clifford Pat Flickinger Erland Rylander Audrey Krantz Dorene Fredrickson Kathryn Clifford and Eldon McK1e partlcl pated in the Star League Declam Contest, Kathryn received a third and Eldon a second Audrey Klantz Mary Stlckle Kathryn Clif ford and Eldon McK1e sang in the Vocal Con test I l . O I The Freshman were the sponsors of an All- : 0 - . 71 .0 3 F f , 3 -A 0 9 ' 1 U 742 Mdmwk IQQ5 'la iw n .Au f' , 5 '71, if-35' x' J' 23 Maimwk 7f1e ,QM I1 252.152 Vr Peex Frincioal nnCr 10 J mes cnrtrlgrt, John Aiaxs, Boyd Carlson, Roy Nyman, Ly1e Claage, Kenneth Q on CL,de 5' Cf e Wafne VcK'e E con WcK1e Vr Peek Adxleor F u T C Lo'a V e Ol or Vlrzle Cunninvk Annette Ancereon Ronald Laws n, Vary J Andersun, Charles Adans Varjorle Shaw, Kathryn C11f'ord Shirley Swanson 914 ww MGAWA STUDENT COUNCIL May, 1945, marks the end of a very successful year Credit is due to Chuck Adams President, and Mary Jean Anderson Sec Treas, Ronald Lawson was Vice President and Kathryn Clifford did a fine job as reporter One of our first projects was the ncoken machine which has been operated and maintained all year long by the Student Council On November 4, nine members, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Peek, attended the Annual District Convention at Pekin, Illinois The program for the day included speeches, talks on racial problems, discussions, and later a recreation hour On March 21, six members, along with our advisor, Mr Peek, attended a Student Council meeting held at Galesburg, Illinois Jim Courtright represented O H S on a panel discussion and his subject was NNoon Hour Recreation ' In the evening a banquet was held at the Hotel Custer Previously, our members and guests had a hayrack party After a long ride, refreshments were served at school charge of and purchasing the Juke box and the system for records Also, we equipped the gymnasium for movies, Nblackoutn shades Movies sponsored by the Student Council were NThe Ghost NCharley's Aunt,n nThe Great American Broadcastn nBr1gham furnishing by buying Breakers, Youngn and 'China N Admission was 121, and the movies were shown, also, to the Grade School On March l, Mr and Mrs John Parsons gave NL1ncoln On Nov ll, our school honor roll of service men was dedicated It was presented by Vlrgie Cunningham on behalf of last year's council and received by Chuck Adams, who represented the current council Friday, December 22, at 6 30, was the annual Christmas Dinner and Program This is the first one to be held at night and was found to be very successful Our mothers served the dinner Pre ents were distributed from a lighted Christmas Tree A Valentine Party was given by the Student Council. The Library was decorated in red and white and many valentines were received from a decorated box On April 19, the Student Body Election for the officers of next year was held The returns were as follows Kenneth Harmison, president, Mary Jean Anderson, vice president, and Joyce Anderson, secretary-treasurer. 9 Q.: 0 The Student Council aided the noon-hour recreation by having n O Q in I '7Ae Mohawk IQLL5 . 4 , b e E66 gif 546,211- ' , Tl ,5 Q V f f , 7 PL 9- '. . 2- :52 ju . xx I G Q 9 Z Q ' 46 if 0 I ' 'I ' g A G T vf k Q 7,hv -X VA ,f ia My . 7, in Xi my T A 3 , f 411' Q X.-4, 9 fi vi-Jw. ' ' Q -. ', A A K J W 9? X 'Q W s .,, , 3 ' Mxw JW' V P 44 f , W 51?q Vw X A we MQ , 'Nw' I 'H 2i9'B1:f9 1 'Y '. . gf . UA I 19 A 'T N 3: 5 v 5 :S 3 9 3 3 Vg a v Y 3 Q S 'Z V A' , Vi , 1 ,AY ' . ,, NG f-mv ki 'YU? T'WY A M ,ff , 72 my ,7 . U f I ,E is .23 . wa 5 i. 1 ll .I 1 .Q Q3 ii S 'sv M4 N145 'Ike Mohawk B YS AND GIRLS CPCRUS The forty two hard wor 1 g usl 13FS of the Glrls and Boys Chorus have spent three well filled perlods each meek ard have had thelr d1l1gence rewarded by the prlvllege of appearlng on V8T1OhS programs during the year. One assembly 1 s glven. The year termlnates 1n a grand and g1OF1OUS Cl1mRX w1th the County MUSIC Festlv l at Knoxvllle Aprll 6, Star League Meet Aprll ll vlth Oneld the host, rd the D1strict Meet t mnmouth Aprll 2l At thls Distrlct Meet Carol lhry Sha: ron first w1th her p1 no solo Butterfly JQD1C6 Hays wen th1rd wlth .......-L., her vocal solo The Swallows, and the Ensemble thlrd wlth The Nlght Song. Our Sextette, COHS1St1Dg of Mary E112 beth Weech, Shlrlcy Swenson, L.Vera C the rt, MCFJOT1C Shlw, VIPQIC Cunnxngham, d the followlng ev nts Sund y MOFHIHQ Church Te chers Meetlng 1n December, Annu l Chrlstnms mentloned bove, nd Baee 1 ure te Nuy 6, The fOl1OW1Dg glrls ere memb rs of Trlos d C the rt, M PJOT1O Sh f V1rg1 Cunnln h.m, Lou J n1ce Hays, have t ken p rt 1n Servlces November 5, Element ry Program December 20 the events Dues: Shlrley Sw nson, LeVera C mpbell, Jo n Hays, nd JQDICC Hays They have eppe red on th followlng programs Presbyt F1 n Church Nov cmber 20 CTFIO , Senlor Cl ss Pl y December 7 Duet , Wom n s S,S, Me tlng Oct ebor ll Duet G le bulg fHOdlSt Church December 17 24, nd larch 21 QDuet , Brld l Shower ln honor of mrs H len Mgnson Du tj, Mother and Dwughter Banquet I rch 23 CDu ts , Annudl Chr1 tnrs Progr.m December 24 Duet and W r D ds Ibot lnb Trreh l3 fTT1O . ny of the group have had solo work und other porfornlrces to th 1r eredlt Both the Senlor nd Sophomore Cl ss presented comedy songs nt Ass mbly Progr ms BAND Reid C rson mnd d ughter Mrs. Hodges Pr et ees has been held two t1mCS each week 4th perlod Wednesdey Wd lst p rlod Frlday, rrehlng wrs one of the nrln 1rt r sts, fOTmMt1ODS were pl nn d COHS1St1Pg of nO.H.S ,N dlagonels, two nd four bre st, 'V' for Vlctory nd other mlsccl 1 reous nurohlng. E eh M.rch beg n wlth roll of the drums xhll the bend mlrked t1mCg The b nd pl yed t the folleflng eve ts November ll for ATmiSt1CC D v Pro gr m, B sketb ll G mos bCg1lPl g 11th th Weodhull g me J nu ry 16, ther or to the Alton game J nu ry 25 W t g gem Febru ry 2, V1otor1 Febru ry l6 t the D1StF1Ct Tournam t Febru ry 20 23. The b nd lso pl yod before the Serlor Cl ss Pl y The B rg 1n Brlde D o mber 7. THE BAND WR. REID CARSON DIRECTOR TRUhrETS Kathryn Clifford Kerxcth Geodell Berkley Johnson Eldon McK1e D l Nymal Vlrglni Stremqu1st SAXOPHONES Vlrgle CUHH1HghhW Der Beth Montgomery Clyde Stlckle Alde r Whltt ker BASS HORN J1m Ceurtr1ght FLUTE FJOT1O Shaw TRO BONE Joe H.ys SNARE DRUIS Ch rles Knrpp J mes Peek Dale Peterson CLARINET Lavera C the rt Dcrl re Peterson Lois le Peterson C rel ' ry Sh w BARITONE J nloe Hnys G le Adams BAS S IRUH Cherle s Ib K10 - -h L AU ,.m- . . . r. -- IT. O - - . V A . . . . . . . Q A f . va . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . CL r ' H A . 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I 5 - , .:q?:' ,'f f5Q3? 1 '-4' ., 5 'QT ' A N , - jv Lt f we ' T .,: F' - -',5':'. .1 V ' . V v,:. V., ,,,,J M 2- ' 1' ..' , sm-. ',,q' 7' ' . . .,, ,, , - I , ' 1 ,I I H E E C N O M I C S . . . E C. Z 1 f - I I ' I I I 0 U I 0 -' Q Q : I Nl ' I ' I , ,, . ', , A A , A V I I ' N145 me Malmwk HOME ECONOMICS CLUB At the beginning of the year we recognized the WReady Servers Club.n The following officers were elected and have carried ue successfully through the year. Una Swanson, Presidentg Mary Rlngberg, Vice Presidentg Ruby Peck, Secretary and Treasurerg Marjorie Shaw, Student Council Representativeg Mrs. Weech, Advi- ser. This year meetings were held once a month. The new members in Sur club were initiated in an impressive candle light service in ctober. In November a movie was given for the girls on clothing, The name was UH1 Slouch.u The December meeting was in the form of a Christmas party and decorations were made for the youth center. In January we had two speakers to tell us of their training, Mary Agnes Cunningham told us of her semester at Blackburn Col lege Zola Ecklund told us of her nurses training at Augustine Hospital and some of her experiences in her work after graduat on Mrs Kenneth Wright gave a talk about nCareers in the field of Home Eoonomicsn in February Everyone seemed interested and liked her speech very much March the Home Ee Club had a Mother and Daughter Banquet, which the mothers all seemed to enjo The girls helped to pre pare it with Rtby Peck as Head Cook'. The first year Home Ee Class served The Club colors, red and white, were used in the table decorations A program was given A farewell p rty for the senior girls was held in April A sack lunch was brought by members bev r ge served by a Club Committe gift We wish to thank Mrs W ech for Members JOYCE A PAT F LOIS MAE P DORENE F JEANNETTE N AUDREY K KATHERINE C CAROL MARY S LOLA MAE MARY JEAN A ALDIL.-Lx W DARL NE P DORID u Dv -rza JANI H SHIRLEX S UNA SWANSON and teachers with desert and Each Senior was presented a helping us throughout the year MARY R VIRGIE C MARY ESTER S ELEANOR C FRANCES W ANNETTE AND RUB! P MARY BETH W o 1 . Q f.. L O a . I In . Q I , , n Y' - c . L Q o 5 L4 Q L e e f . c Y O o Q. L ' L G E1 1. G. c. 0 . C e Oo o 0 o o MARY S. GENEVTivE C. MARJORIE S. . IW '. e E ' 0 V Q . ,., 1, u o 0 -nd O U Bl V 1. . CE .. X Q A , ' f . A '7!w Makwk :cpm -ful' all ggi kv L4 lin X O R K S H O P Nr Moore instructor BACK PC: lr Yo re inefrucfcr Eldon McK1e Er ana Rylander Gale Adams Robert Str ndberc Don ld Starley Joe Hays Cherlee John on Eusene HoWt Paul Clague Roger Hanrar, Var on Swenson FRLDT R04 Roy Hyman Ronald Lawson, Bovd Carlson, Charles lcK1e Kerneth Harmlson, Lyle Clague Jayne VcK1e Fred Thalmanr, Dale Hyman Tom whit an l9l+5 7113 Mofaawk N F F A. stands for Future Farmers of America Our motto is Doing to learn, learning to do, living to serve.' F F A is a nation wide organization and has been organized in some of our possessions The aim and purposes are as follows 1 To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership To create and mature a love of country life To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farm ing occupations To encourage members in the development of individual farm ing programs and establishment in farming To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism encourage and practice thrift encourage improvement in scholarship provide and encourage the dev lopment of organized rural recreational activities We have six new members in our local chapter this year he officers elected for this year were Lyle Clague, president Kenney Harmison, vice president, Wayne McK1e, secretary Ronald Lawson, treasurer Charles McKie, reporter, Boyd Carlson, watch dog On October ll, l944, the officers attended the Officers Training School held at Monmouth for the officers of Section 7 Five boys from the Oneida Chapter joined with six members of the Altona Chapter to form an F F A band We played on two occassions and were planning to play at the Illinois State Convention but the Convention was banned this year by the O D T Fo F! Ao 0 o ' g I 2. . 5. 40 .A '- 5. 4- 6. 7. 8. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. 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Stew rt Wh1Sp rlnf D l nyman Don't F no e In LO1S 1, P rs n n rt B lonz D ddy yle HCW1tt An Apple For the T cher Un Sw nson B et11ul Dr am r lary Joan Bry nt Sleepy Tlnw Gal Chub Lawson Don't S t Th World on F1re M e Ol on I Got It B G le Adlms Lover Come Back To Ne Annette And rson St rdu t - -Hyman omoko G t 1n Your Eyes 1F1CX Swrrson No L tt r Today by Peck I'm Gett1ng T1red So I C Sleep Joe Hays I'll Tlke You Home Ag 1n, Klthryn etty HUrF1S S turday Nlght I The Lonl1 st Nlght 1n the hook C th r1no Holt I'm Confes lng yd C rlson I Left PW'H rt It Wood hull Hlgh C rol -ry Shew Ju t P1 1n Lor ly James Courtrlght Lazy Bones rgxnle StFOm9U1St I'll Get By -yle Cl gue Too Lete To Worry Eleanor C rlson Nobody Knows the Trouble I've So Erland Ryl nd r C n't Help Slnglhg hryn Wymsn Sl py Lzroon gene Holt G ls Dor't e n Th1nb ry Weeoh I'll Be F 1thful Fred Thalmnn Plstol P Ckln' Janice Heys Lov r Come B ck Lavera C the rt Fleet I Charles Johnson--I Never Had a Chance im.,-. L4 O e ' -11-1 Joan nays Tlll Tner G6H6V1pV6 Carlson A eentueat the POS1t1VG nry HBFMISOH Tnet's fnere ny Woney Goes Jeanette Nelson I'n eglnnlne to See the L1 ht yne CKIG I n AlSS6S on L Jallen of Gas Pat f11Ck1DEGT Coed Nlght, here ever You Are Charles lCK18 COIHE y y John Adams Gals Dor't han a Th1ng C-gy Jean Anderson y Dreams Are Gett1ng Better All the Tlme Charle Adams Tlbrrle Aary Rlngberg Three O'Cleok 1D the lornlng Bob Strandberg Happy 1H Love -523 Cash It Makes no Dlffer noe Now Dorene wT6dP1CkSOH I'll Be Fa1thful Berk Johnson I C n't Tell L1e Frances W1lk1nS I Only Wlnt a Buddy Tom Wh1tman T1me W 1tS For No One Dor1s Lawson My Shlnlng Hour Mar1on Swanson Mr. FIVG by F1VC T510 Cunn1ngham Army A1r Corps Donald Stanley A1lk M n Keep Those Bott les Qu1et V1rQ1 1 Holcomb lfhen I Grow Too Old Dre m Elder MeK1e Aelanoholy B by -yea Anderson N klny B I1 vo -yde Stlckle A Pretty G1rl I L1kC A Nbledy Darl ne Petersen My Buddy Jack Fo ter One t Ba Kathryn Cl1fford Peoplf 1ll Sly sO 1n eve P ul Claguo I'm IOOk1Hg for Sweetheart ro . 111' M, T I L Lx Har'e ' he --na e 4:5 the Yavy - . 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Wvkhonnqg C O I O Y' Peez instructor 1- WPK TO Vrs ae instructs na Swanson Lois hae Peterson, Vir lnia otrornqufst .am E S+ewar-t A1 ean ttaka Au ra nantz 'c Wa Lafera a 'ucar't .farlene Deterson rancf-s Mins 'arv R n ber, e ,rms Ca' erine o erm e Yvman Joyce Pndarson .at 1' 'n P Iary J Anderson, Annet'fe Anfqnnson a P vs 'ar or'1e Ska 'am J Ervemt Kahlryn Clifford Rubv Peck 'O 1 L Jeanet+e selson, Janxce ia s 'inane Lax' on Lo a ae Olson V'r 1e un n '1 Haw, S irlps, .Manson Carol Shaw Genevi-ave C rlaon Doris Lawson '1 at. ILLIERC AL RO Li I-1. s. 1-- G. I A. ...1,.. .-1 Y.: . P- L:-- r, TI ' . . , I ff . ' ,. - , 'J V' . , , C '.',nL .-r', Q ,jr ri- , Fnzny L. StL !rL.,, . ,. , Y' . , F -. , 'YILJ , , .VT LJ ', E ttv Ilan ' , -L LZ lt. SECSITD ROY: Dozfene Fredrickson, Virginia Holcomb, Lou Campbell, Mary E. Leech, Kath- . ' ,D A . 'ri '.M . , A L , ., D . -Ck-..L-r', -f . V , ., . ao- ., Jo . f 1 ' Y., I v ' ,av , I.. V , .., H . D , , U. , D . hx- Fw, ,- ,V ,hi - F.. .T :Wm . . . . .A A. , , .J - .. . ls . , 1 .- . , A ,. C i. 5. .. J' C : . ., L ,A ', ., zz f' ., ' . . 19145 'Wm Mabawla SOFTBALL HIKING BASKETBALL VOLLEY BALL BOWLING A. G. , A. Qi! -If President--Virgie Cunningham Vice-President--Shirley Swanson Seo. k Treas.N-Carol Mary Shaw Reporter--Mary Ringberg Sponsor--Raman Peek 94940 ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR PLAY DAY Toulon Altona TABLE TENNIS TENNIS SOCCER SHUTTLECOCK HEALTH CLASSES BICYCLING DANCING COASTING WALKING BORSEBACK RIDING OFFICIATING SEATING 0-50 PROGRAM March 9, 1945 One Act Play Elmer Skit Teacher Kin I Go Home Specialities Stunts Pyramids Tumbli g if-19050 INTERCLASS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CLASS TOTAL SCORE 5 Games LOST W0 JUNIOR SE1 Fnnonhhm SOPHOMORE Junior Senior Freshman Sophomore 19 Sophomore Senior Junior Freshman Junior Sophomore Senior Freshman 'INI- 'DN G. 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V 'Af- ef-if 35:3 'Q I I H 'V rg- , ' egg , ' 'Me Mohawk :QM G A A AWA DS FIRST L0ChL AWARD 600 Points Class Numeral SECOND LOCAL AWARD 1200 Points School Letter STATE LEAGUE ANARD N vy B ue with Vkite Le ter I 5 G STATE LEAGJE EMBLEM Navy Blue map of Ill with G A A ANARDS NON THIS YEAR Second Local Award Mary Ellrabeth Weech Mary Ringberg Janice Hays First. Local Award Cln Order of Greatest Number of Pointsl Virgie Cunningham carol M Eleanor arlson Doris Lawson Mary Jean Bryant Darlene Peterson Marjorie Shaw Genevleve Carlson Mary Esther Stewart PLVLURLS Lola Joan Mary Mary Mae Olson H ys Louise Stickle Jean Anderson Joyce Anderson Lev r Cathc rt P t Flickinger K thryn Clifford Ruby Peck Vlrginla Stromquist Sophomore Ass mbly GENTLElEN, BE SEATED Smoav Joe nd Tembo Ctno colored boysl ger rd Mixed Chorus Ensemble 5 Music G Declam tion Cont st nts WLO1 M e Olson Stud nt Council Representative For G A A O I U R ' ' -- a 1 11 -- t - '.A.A. Y ' T 1. 10. 2. C sry S ew ll. a so C I ' 12g ' 4. 15. . C 5. . 14. ' 6. 15. . e a a 74 160 F. 8. Kathryn Wyman 17. a 9, ' 18. e 20. 19. ' 1. 3 f-- v'F ' 20 Yu . 'I Ro as Wayne 5. 4. I 0 U IQ!-L5 me MQJMWQ 'IF 'al' -sv'-gg Lb.. 4 Q! Ni 'X X' Mx. .X IW45 'Me Mafzawk The rest of the first members were as follows: Bill Anderson WOW CLUB The 'O' Club of Oneida High School was formed in 1941 by Coach Eldon Gearhart. The purpose of this Club was to organize the boys that were fortunate enough to win Varsity Letters in Athletics. The first President was Edward Bowman. The Vice President was Willis Harmison. As Secretary Richard Foster was very efficient. Lowell Johnson was Student Council Representative. I George Hardssty, Chuck Adams, Don Deets Olson Jim Rylander, Norman Swanson, Bob McK1e Gals Adams, Roy Nyman, Boyd Carlson McK1e, Kenneth Harmlson, Lyle Clague Some mentioned above entered the club in 1943 At the beginning of the school term of 1944 and 1945 new officers John Adams was elected President. Lyle chosen for Vice President Jim Courtright is our very Treasurer Boyd Carlson is the new Student Council Represe of the last Bill Wilkins, Leonard Peck John Adams Gene , Clyde Stickle, Charles few DBIBSB we elected Clague was able Sec ntative We have a few new members in our Club this year Berk Johnson, Jack Foster Charles Johnson, and Jim Courtright Throughout the ye r the NOW Club has carried on many different projects The UO' Club sold caps to the student body These cape were black with a small NON on the front These caps were quite a novelty and were liked by all who purchased them, we also sold NTU Shirts with nOne1da Mohawkeu and an Indian Head on the front The 'TN Shirts were very nice and I am sure everyone appreciated getting them The 'Ou Club is looking forward to carrying on organized activi ties again next year MOHAWK TRACK This spring only 10 boys were able to report for track practice, but they were lO good ones The first three weeks of practice were warm and profitable because on April 27th we soundly beat Watagw here 20th the Annual Oneida Triangle was in the flying Mohawks dominated the firsts in a score of Oneida 54 I P 9 9 in a dual 64 to 45 and on April A held with Altona and Wataga. Aga track and field with lO of twelve 5 1 Altona 55, and Wataga 20. Again on April 27 the Mohawks made a good showing at the County Meet at Knoxville winning 5rd place in compet ition with ll other schools and on May 2nd winning 3rd place in the Star League Meet Prospects are quite bright for next year as all membtrs are under classmen Outst ndlng performers r Stickle and Lawson in dashes, Carlson nd E McKie in distance running events, Adams in Hurdles, Pole Vault, and Discus H nn in ju ps B Johnson in Jumps and hurdles and, C Johnson in the weights IQ-L5 me MQAWJZ Librarian V C VIR D- C A DAT 1..eaf'e S 'AQ ,'ns ,, .-.Gi I v- I 'f I 4 , . :..- .v , . 'X 'X , ,., 'N f LIBRARY and STUDY F LL ITITZZ 'I'!JIE-- . N CHEERING S- TIOW LG'L . F--' -r 9 7Z1e Mohawk .J 'W 4- a na 0 V 1 tar D art func Prvrles To so ' f-7 S av' QACK RO' Jiw Courrr mana er Rov ' so rew we H Harr son CW r DS Joknson Cl c vloon uearrort ooqon HDn'T RO Ro or Iannaw Be f ev Toknson, 1aWe Adams V D Taov Foster, Charlvs a s JoHn Ada B A S K E T B A L L First 5 Capt. Charles Adams. . W Berkley Johnson. . . F Charles Johnson. . . C Gale Adams . . . . . G Roger Hannam . . . . . G Z A f K E T 2 A L L :'rs 15 SICK HOT: John iiefs, iili Hym-n, K-:r.tN Harvisow, Jack F05 4 , 'najrne 1'cEli,, Eldon Gearh- --J. V. FHQYT EGR: Charles Liars-- ccjtuin, Zervley Jokxson, ou, , . Fm .n, 'H19 A-nr , Ro?,. ncinrx S O F T B A L L - . 1: M , i'ht-- rv y vv-F Q U , g Ulu U, .. . t. -xi ., ga 1, -' , yie Stl kle, A . A no --' .-1. rdojw , W: . 1, i,L ., rll , U U, ,. P - , W , Lil. Clcfte, . H- - , A5 m , . ' ms. ION 7fw Mohawk S K E T B A Every year Basketball is becoming a more popular sport than any o er O H S can be proud of 1t's season of 14 wins and losses We have played some highly rated teams including Monmouth, Alpha, and Corpus Christi The fans have surely been behind the boys this year Many stood in line waiting for the doors to open and attended as many out-of town games as gas would permit. The school spirit has been at 1t's peak this year also The boys and girls have come regularly and we have had a large cheering section at all our home games and most of the games away, Our cheerleaders, Virgie and Pat, have done a fine Job leading our yells and keeping up the pep at the games Much praise should be given to our coach, and to our principal and teachers for their long hours of work toward making our season a success Our boys this year were small but fast and at times hit the basket with considerable accuracy The team is also young and should go far in the years to come. We entered 3 tournaments, The Corpus Christi Invitational, the Knox County, and the Oneida District After some hard battles, we walked off with 2nd in the County and Consolation Champs of the Corpus Christi Invitational which netted us two handsome trophies The usual lineup was VARSITY POS RESERVES Adams Ccapt J forward Adams Johnson forward Nyman Johnson center Harmison Hannam guard Foster Adams guard McK1e The scores of the games Oneida Alumni Oneida Abingdon Oneida Alpha Oneida La Fayette Oneida Woodhull Oneida Billtown Oneida Altona Christi Tournament Oneida Monmouth Oneida Knoxville Oneida Avon Oneida Victoria Oneida Knoxville Oneida La Fayette Oneida Wataga Oneida Billtown Oneida 32 Woodhull B A L L tn . . . . 14 c. J. B. D. c. K. Ro J. c. w. 66 9 55 . T 21 enema 55 c. cnmsu 55 29 54 46 :ss 56 :ss h 64 s Q 45 52 c. 4O 47 56 5 27 45 40 sv 71 55 39 56 24 46 40 5s 46 . :ss 'Me Mohawk IQQS Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida B A S K E T B A L L fcont.7 County Tournament 63 44 Gilson Altona Victoria C Christi Wataga Media Altona Alpha Victoria District Tournament Maquon Voodhull The individual scoring was as follows Chuck A Berk J Gale A Roger H Chas J John A Kenny H Chub L Nayne Mc Dale N Clyde S Oneida Opponents Games 134 116 490 441 236 18 348 376 334 277 185 160 164 1216 1063 T Ave 11 9 .QLQ 43 5 37 9 The individual free throw record for the season was as follows Player Chuck A Gale A Roger H Berk J Chas J Team 105 6 8 579 5 17 Made Missed Tries Pct ..6. 38 236 205 441 536 29 35 28 . 4 55 66 50 51 66 42 45 31 49 45 43 45 19 31 2 32 40. .5 FG FT PF TP . . 28 66 71 . . 28 45 55 9.9 . 28 8O 25 63 6.6 . 27 62 36 66 8.0 . . 23 63 38 40 7.1 . '7 0 2 1 2 0.5 Jack F. 14 5 5 8 ll 0.7 . 13 5 7 8 17 1.3 . 16 16 9 55 41 2.6 ' . 17 8 1 5 13 0.7 . 5 5 2 O 12 2.4 - .2 ..Q .Q .Q ..Q 1 . . 66 39 . 2 . 25 18 43 . . 36 32 68 . 29 . 45 42 87 .5 . . - 33 -81 .4 9 I I I I J F'4y.4.f.! Lf 1 I I I I I 'I II I I I I 'I II II I Ill I I II ',I III I II' Im I I. I I I: TII If III fx I fn, I , ,f'.,, f I! IU-ID H. II, I Ei II ,I I I'I I u I II I 222 A5321 llQi.!Q F T B A The softball season of 1944 proved a 50 SO proposition for the Oneida Mohawks--winning 5 and losing 5 The statistics are as follows INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CLETTER fmnsas ONLYJ 1 NAME LAI BAT RUNS HITS ERRORS BAT AVE Gale Adams Roger Hannam Roy Nyman Clyde Stlckle Chas. Johnson Kenny Harmison Chuck Adams Adams Johnson John Berk Foster Clagueicapt J Lyle Others 467 520 286 267 250 4 255 200 190 179 Bob who took part in softball were Jayne McK1e, Wadhams, Joe Hays, Bob Strandberg, Paul Clague, Marion Swanson, Eldon McK1e, Chas McK1e, Erland Rylander, Dale Nyman, Ronald Lawson, Eugene Holt Managers Jim Courtrlght, Kenneth Goodell Johnson Hannam Nyman Clague Adams Adams Johnson J Adams Harmison Foster imrsiailmimis Wataga Altona Rio Woodhull Victoria Wataga Altona Rio Ioodhull Victoria Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Einal Lassie ...11dLnsrISta Victoria Vataga Oneida Altona Rio T 6 4 4 4 0 on Lost Pct. 2 4 8 667 667 500 500 000 S 0 L L I I I 1 1. ' 50 ' 5 ' 14 ' 1 ' . 2. ' 25 1 5 ' 8 ' 5 ' . 5. ' 28 ' 6 ' 8 ' 2 ' . 4. ' 15 ' 5 ' 4 ' 0 ' . 5. ' 52 ' 6 ' 8 ' 0 ' . 6. ' 29 ' 6 ' 7 ' 2 ' .2 1 7. ' 50 ' 4 ' 7 ' 5 ' . 8. ' 10 ' 0 ' 2 ' 0 ' . 9. ' 21 ' 6 ' 4 ' 5 ' . 10. Jack ' 27 ' 5 ' 5 ' 1 ' .185 11. . ' 28 ' 5 ' 5 ' 2 ' . C. . .p G. . . .ss Ro 0 oC BQ o elf Rn Q o olb 0 0 o ocf Lo e u2b Ko arf C. ' Q .Sb J. . .Sf 8 0 1 2 7 22 0 10 5 2 7 4 1 2 4 7 11' 4 2 5 4 L.. ...... 6 2 . Mahawfa fffre f I Q 1+ 5 August Septenber October November December 4 CALLNDAR S nool op ns ll V gdzlne s les for Juke box Notoge here first game P T A Recept on Altorf there 14, 15 Freshmdn Initiation Rio here woodhull here Fresh Sophs vs Rio there Victori there W g th re Student Council Assembly Altone h re Rio there Woodhull there Junior Cless Sktting Party G A A Pl yd y at Tou n Freshmdn Cl ss Weiner Roast P T A Meet g Victori here Senlor Pictures tdken To ch r's Institute Student Council H yr ck Ride G A A ten mile h ke 2O Intercl ss Footb ll Tournwment Sophonore Assembly Junior All School Perty Student Council Convention t Pekin Armistice Dey Progr m, Dedic tion of Honor Roll Music Recital Alumni game first gwme Abingdon there G A A Bowling Party 24 Thdnksgiving Vecstion Corpus Christi here Alphw here Senior Assembly L f yuttC there Senior Cldss Pl y voodhull there Wllli sfield here Faculty p rty Ndt gd ther Christ s Muslc Progrdr 21 Semester Execs Altonw here Christm s Dinner Vee tion Begins NThc B rg in Brid N 8, 29, oO Corpus Christi Holid y Tournem nt ' 28-- c' e ' 8-'Y . C. . 3 u ll-- . . . 1 l2-- 1 13, -- lf 15-- l9-- A 2l-- - . 22-- a 26--.eta Q e 29-- . 29--' . e 4-- 6-.. 6-- t 6 7-- . . . a P . lo 7-- c Fx . 9-- . . . in lO-- a l2-- ' Q l5-- en e l3-- 0 Q l8-- . . . -, 1 16- -- a .. a C. 24--Begin basketball practice 27-- U . 27-- - . 4-- - , A .1 ll-- n n l3-- l7-- 3 4.- 2l--' 22-- . . . . 23, L . L- 28-- L l--' . l-- . 4-- a n s e 7-- L 0 , 1 n a e 8--2 s 12--r' am l5-- . n X 15---Q c H L 'Z G 2O-- mn ' aj 20, -- 1 -M 2l-- L 22-- a 25-- . a 2 ' -- a .ne MQJMM 'Me ' 19145 xv 2 9. I if Q: 'ff it -....,, M... ff 4,4 3 , 1 2 i .D B , 4 ,X QW' We-5 W.. i Z U x 1 1-1 ,d F5 MOAGMLA IQLL5 Jenuery February M rch Aprll I I YC r Sopnonore All School P rty Victori there Knoxville there Lef yette here Moodhull here Willlemsfield there 26 Knox County Tournament in Abingdon WK1ng of Kingsn sponso ed by P T A Corpus Christi there Osgood takes pictures Wet g here Medi there Senior Skip Dey 9 Te cher's Institute Alton there Alpha there Student Council All School V lentine P rty Victori here 22, 23 Oneida District Tournament Sophomore Class For well Party 29 Intercl ss Besketb ll Tourn ment M nd Mrs P rsons, HAbrehem Lincoln Sophomores won h lf dey v cation G A A Program P T A Benefit C rd Pwrty All School P rty for the Senior boys Student Council Convention t Gclesburg Loc 1 Voc 1 Contest Music F stiv l t Knoxville St r Le gue Voc l Contest at Oneidd nior Cl ss Pl y NAct Your Ageu Home Ee Club honors Senior girls St r L gue Decl w tion Contest t Altono Home Ee B nquet for School Bo rd and Faculty Freshm n D y Tri ngul r Tr o Meet t Oneid District Music Contest t Monmouth Freshm n All School P rty Knox County Tr ck Meet Junior Senior B nquet G A A Pl yday Annu l High School Spring Review St r Le gue Tr ck M ct B sketb ll Supper Senior Ex ms Section l Music Contest t Peoria Becc 1 ure te Class Night Alumni P rty Commencement School Picnic . l--Nev -e 's Dey 2-- 1 U - e 5-- e , 9-- . 12-- . 8 4- A l6--' l9-- .. 22- -- .. 28-- r . . . 30-- 5l-- 1 2-- L a a ' 6-- a 7-- . 8, -- a V9-- a 13-- l4-- - a e l6-- a 21 -- . 27-- A 3 c C . 26- -- a . a Q. a l-- r. a . . a N 5-- . a - C a 9-- . . . . l2-- . . . a f l3-- - a 21-- A a l 23--Home-Ee Club Mother and Daughter Banquet 26-- a a 6-- e a a ll-- a a - a . A L 12--Ju e a , l7-- Q- lB-- n ea ana a . l9-- . - e a 2O-- 2 a 2O-- a a a 1 1 a a 2l-- C e 26-- a - n 27-- a e 28-- - a c , . . . a May l-- a 2-- a sa a . ee 5-- e a 4-- El 1 5-- a e 6-- . a a a 7-- 8-- a 10-- I' MILF' 1 H4441 c 1 If 1 I 1 1 4 1 31 ' 1 1 1 1 41 f 'ffm 511- HI 11. ,.7. Z - .,,q!.T 1 V. 1ff113 1 1 1 was 1 :LN 1 . ,S x 5 Lei.: :jak Q WML .fy fy , ,x wee., 1 7' ,A , Z: f. fwyzfq c.-1744, 'zu 4 , 'aug 1' ' bm 4, me ' Mi. i 5 GR., K, 15 3 If 4 is ov if 1 ' 'Q 0,523 U, 'P -. .lu Sn- 'dh has IOM ww Mahawff The Seniors Presented THB BARGAIN BRIDE Comedy in Three Acts Jay Tobias The Senior Class of Oneida High School presented their class play, The Bargain Bride, on Thursday December 7 at 8 OO P M It was guaranteed to make you laugh so hard that your sides ached The cast of characters was as follows Jimmy Smntu a young college student, was played by Chuck Adams If you had never seen Chuck garbed in a flattering dress to go with his beautiful red hair, here was your chance' Miss Adams was a graceful, fluttering female He and Dex Dorner, lhis pal and roommate, played by Roger Cash, had many problems t solve during the course of the play, the most important of which was to find a bride who would marry each for a certain amount of money Mrs Fizby, a rath r young widow of about forty or so who was looking for her fourth husband, and Minnie, the flazen haired Seandin vlan m 1d were both eager to help Dex solve his problems Lrs Fizby, the silly, simpering landl dy, was played by Una Sxanson, nd Annette Anderson played the p rt of Mlgnie, hrs Fizby's maid Both Lrs rlZby and Minnie were the source of many laughs curing the play Hosanna Bugg the walnut colored Negro cook played by Shirley Swanson, had an important part in developing thc plot You liked her v rious ways and means to collect money for the torso she was preparing for her coming marriage Cissie Trent nd V nd Hill, her cousin, were the two girls who Dex nd Jihly, respectlvely, were interested in They seemed to appe r at the most unfortunate times Ruby Peck played the part of Cissie and Carol lary Shaw took the part of Wendy Tucker Trent, C1ss1e's father and Vendy's uncle was a tall, his interest ln red h ired be uti s Trent vas pl y d by John Adams Iiss Oma Ormsby played by Mary Meech, xas Dex's aunt from Cmaha who popp d in on him when he least exp cted her She mas a pepocry tongucd, pr etical m1nd d spinster who ouldn't stand for nonsense There were f1r xorks when she nd Trent mortal en m ies, met Irs es Sm1th was a gum eh wing, ordinary person, w o dressed 1n lu c o Catherine Holt took this part B tty Harris played th U rt of Miss Thomokins, a renr sentative from Silky Suds Soap Co Directed by Inez Tate BY l s 1 I ' ' ' . 3 ...- 4 . 0 O O 0 . 1 ,D - a .a' , ' - .K V A Q v J . G, v a . . a ' I I 1 0 Q Q o , ' 1 ...lf J e a ' . ll ll , ' L Q . s El HO TT Ii: . ' ' Q 8 Q. ' 0 x ,I 1 . . --1 A -1- A .-........ .......... ' 9 handsome, athletic looking man of fifty. His greatest fault was . Cl ' 8 I .Y a Q . l v - I e T ' - f e . 1 v , - . ex -t' e w . ' L rj v ,. Q 'x ' e - 'T Tc'-1 . ' ' - fs I I - ': T w...-'- sal:-L. K Na h - ' up can rs. . . e 1 e a e B - u-31: -11:-A-izi 1- 0 I Mahawk IQLVJ L.wa.,. 1915 'Ure MQAWLA EDITORS SPORES HUMOR GIRLS' CHORUS BOYS' CLEE CLUB SIUDELL COLNCIL FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS HOU CLUB HOME EC CLUB MISCELL NEOUS T H E A ' cnool P r St f -540 RUBY PECK SHIRLEY DJANSON JIM CCURTRIGFT JOHN ADAMS CHARLES MCKIE JANICE UAYS ERLAND RYLANDER MARY RINGBERG KATHRYN CLIFFORD LOIS MAE PETERSON BOB STRANDBERG MARY ESTRER STEWART MARY ELIZABEIH WEECH KENBETH HARMISON LOL MAE OLSON VIRGIE CUNDINGHAM TYPING Jqnior Gnd SQUIOF Typing Clase ADVISER NRS PEEK 4 4 4 4 PICIURES 1 MORn'K AN TAL SIAFF 2 NCHA K QCBOOL PEP R STAFF if -J Lk O H nr K l S ape af. if 'N if . ..... . . . - . . . v ny , I i - ' ' ' s u W 4 54 ' ' ' 4 Q A A F. F. A. . . . . . 4 9 I I l AA Y' 7 J -A . . . . .2 A G. M. A. . . . . . P1 fm 11 K ,' v v v . . . Q . 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L Mohawk IQI4 fare , 5 w 9 C D lr t ltlZcU rio ro rdeo u on the p rtlcln tl n in school CtlVlt1ES of the ye r xitn the follovlng oerwmount r r TIC F L Y Q LLV up III IA 1 l QC Ln SH I U1 lA ol G D RVICED 1uND nun L CF IC B cUllES, etc Highest Av rd Rub, Peck 215 oolnts lLXl 2 FTFHLDL IRLS EXT 2 I EEST QOYS Annette Anderson 491 points Jim COuPfF1ght 445 D35 Lna Svwneon 491 pglntg Charles Adams 440 nts -N-49 -N' vi--N'-A' Jwledictori n of Senior Class Ctrol N ry Shww S lUt8tOPlmD of Senior Class Annette Anderson Perfect Attendance for Ye r Genefleve S rlson Lol Mae Olson l nor Cwrlson Vary Esther Stewart 6' Office Secretorles Annette And rson Mayne NcK1o M ry Rlngberg Paul Clwgue Ruby Peck Unn SWWHSOH cn rles Moxie 'Ron ld Lawson WON Vhifmln CRon ld School mnil carrier? 'si' DC OLAQTIF HONCD n LL Hlsnest pos ibl S OO Jim OUPtFlFht N PJ L weech VlF5lC Cunnlngnwm PJ E it W Jn Sv neon JOJCC And FSOU Anr tte Ander cn Dorene FredF1CKSOU C rol Mwry SH N N FY J Anderson K tnryn Cllfford P t Flickinver Eldon MCK1 Erlwnd Ryl UGC? Honor ble mention to' N FJOT1 Sh N Sglrlcy qwgnion Audrey Krwntz Vlrvlniw StromQU1Sf, L TY Rims b g end Ruby PSCK WRona1d has also taken the responsibility of oneratlng the scnool movies. v' A f- -. A 8 C E V I. H .1 .. ' R .---.-. ?..q....... -.-.......... ..i,.,l- F4 s C' ' e sL F Awe ' Points are awe -' p 3 ' 5 9 b P, ' - n ff' ' l El 'J - , ,-' 3 A 1 2 ffxf-rS yn' k 4 ,.- l ,, v 4. v ooo L A -, JOURFLS , L YA ml, TQ.IFT, 4 ' TIJE, F ,Ad 'v we fn . .. ,. .,.. S no ncnl , and C Sm hffy 'L , jvd E .r IN - .- .. , DCRCQ ? L , QQ' 0 v F51 .-.1 Wy A - ' Q-'-u rw - U , -'YYY-1'-wfvq f-1 Q yy U my - -.sv U' 4 LY L4 J 4., ' - un- . T irc h ...- L . 'H' -H' -N' 'U' -3? -35 ' ' 'H' W 1 r L C.W 5 LQ L S3 'Q S A 'N' 'N' 'N' -N' ii' 'W 6? 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Q Q, 1 T L J 3 L Mohawk IQLJ5 Mayne 5 ' H C O L H C H C R S Bzye Athletic Letters ,hfllee A em: Jeek dans :ale Adel Ly 1 C e W ejor Axaro e fl ours Jule Adare QP er Penne Qerf Jonnfon rarlee Uokno lyd Stlckle d oarlson le Adare nv g l I9 r aye Won' S Lvl U l on nle e Peter on l F Anderson 74. rles uC ns n W f A 'tball lenrf iermi Qoeer Lannan Berk Johnson Cnarles Johnson CFL nasyetball Track Eldon TCYl6 a 4 w w 4 CC4ME1oIAL A A S End Yee J of Woe er llydc S'Lokle Roy Ryman lDOF Avard Mayne cKie Jdcf To t r Kenny Harml on le ymdn J 9 a Clyde otloxle okerles Jonrfon Bery Johnson Rover dannem 8 Snlrley nfeneon Y fnryn wjman f Huby Peck Clyoe otlcfle lst Ye r lcrie KJ E Uv H -3 P -2+ hVfF7o n V rmcr Qovm c Nnlt n 1051511 :LTV Huvene rolt fennetn foodell D le J gt 1 V wmer Cb rlee robllc Dre lne l on lo e We OSCf'nU Sri Dletrfct UL, U SCJ. ,- . , 3.14 if-7-R ' 1, -rn A S avk D tv fn A f- L H1 , 1 4 Q 4 v U f' fv-C A sq. .. .- A . le C aiu ' T' . If 'L' X 'Y f l , A A5 . ne es A f. 4 Yf' h f' u ne ' A , 9 e .. .'Q Am - A 1 ' 53 W ' D, -T , AJ- . A V ,J ,N f1' T v u . .J Macon O Elly' 71 1 f . . ,1 . . UL' Q .1 6 .Q . LQ Boy 'A 4 l QQ f ' f -JLA A. '. x . , 4 '. 99 -X' 65 if Ji 'SI' -Eb 4. 99 . ,.. ., M.. ln x .ur ffl., I' vw - rf, v-' Mary ni Qber . . . 5g-5 ' .re . .52-f t, , v-1 Q A ,Y -I' nafy L. I QCD. . . 57-C .4.- - . .47 O - ' . . A ... Jf' llce I1 I . . . . v4 L'-5' A- - - - ' 'G 6 ' f' ' x E . 45-5 -. , . nebty H9FF1S , 41-5 4 Ll .... ... - 1 . I ' ...'1 o,-ls Leu on . . . 45-7 2 . . . .06 - . ff 1 - l, Hn ff 1 2 lie C 5 . . 41-7 L m me - -04 rx ff To D+A+ Q, l- J 5 , 16-7 M ge munril. . . , -1 'v '1 4:1 y J, . ss-55 - , A . . -1 Tu yv 4 -I A T . 4 F' -Lfle een- rr. . . . -C -- 3 J fl . -.- - 1 ,' Gaz. f ,Q O , . 5, F-I 'mff.n. . - o ,1- l' 4' 9 4 as as ee ee se se ae ee V' E. Li A. 'X X ' H ': N, -ef .L .1 --ld M 2.en - 'w L VCV 2 5 .l'.-l.. -- -M -- -- . . . . 1' vr , ' ' fw 'r-V. Alger: ---E d X.. il---A-pt ,..,, wl x-' 1 , ' A Mdmuk C? rjhe Huw I U5 I 5 'L M .MWA if 60 X ,g g Z f 2 7,512 MMM IQLLS 4 u 1. w JUST IMAGINE JANICE HAYS without long hair PAUL CLAGUE getting to school on time CHUCY ADAMS with paper in English Class BR PEEK wltnout wavy hair JIN COURIRIGHI getting fifty in Math MARY SIHER ST ART making lot of noise NRS INGRAN not being able to play the piano DONALD STANLEY lnging a solo MARY JEAN BRYANT getting up at four o'clock THE JUNIORS working and cooperating together BERK JOHNSON keeping his mouth shut CAROL SHAW being unable to answer her government questions LYLE CLACUE not taklng Mary's pencil bag SHIRLEY SWANSON not keeping senior business stralght MR GEARHART wearing red suspenders yellow tle, and pink shirt MARY WEECP not being able to sing or wqlsrle JOHN ADAMS not pesterlng Annette in Engllsh MRS WEECH not being able to plan a meal UNA SWANSON late to school CHUB LANSON not gettlng the school mall ELEANOR 8 GENEVIEVE CARLSON being late or absent THE ENTIRE FRESHMAN CLASS gettlng A's PEEK saylng 'No more typlng to do MARION SVANSON playing center on the basketball CATHERINE HOLT without giggles ALL SENIORS being in English Cl ss at once KAIHRYN CLlErORD COING to sleep ln Class BOYD 8 ROUER staying home on Sunday night and lfternoon MRS TATE we ring the same dress two days ln SUCC6BS1On ROGER CASH going 20 miles an hour AUDREY KRANIZ getting her hair combed before she comes to school MARY JEAN AND RSON swoonlng over Bing Crosby MOORE not telling experiences in Ag Class THE SOPUOWCRE IRLS liking mic MB CARSON not liklng music U.. s N S I 7' ' 1 1 , rw m L L -L E '. EW . J. 5 A . s y vs v-1 . J . 4 A 1 . A , 7 . 2 2 L H . v-1 . . A - 7 v Q f-1 . ' r ...A t' I rn Q-1 v V - L Q MRS. -- ' , I A , g' .11 BETTY HARRIS Q JOAN HAYS not getting a letter L 1 ' v ' 'T ' team 'r-1 11-1 L S A Bl . . Og D a rm' 1- v- v L ri' .N --L C -1 r N . u cl C 4 P1 t , , c, F AL -J MR. . T y - AE I' AI 1 vj f- . . A. L.' 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X ,, 1 A , , - V I 1 K f , ' 1 XJ lfljliigf , ' S f ,t , I f' ,j - , -q - , f h S 914 'Nw Mafnawk Norman Bennett Albert Harrie Marjorie Holcomb Charlie Knapp Donald Lundburg Hubert Rylander Doris Scott Willodeane Shannon Rollin Tye Barbara Turner Beverly Walton Maynard Adams Eva Bennett Betty Colclaser William Holcomb Leona Jensen William Mitchell James Peek Dnle Peterson Mary Alice Shannon Joan Shepherd Revamse Smith Kay Thalmann Lou Ann Weech Patty Windish Nancy Anderson Jim Asplund Bill Carlson Nina Harris Bob Johnson Ebble Jean Larson Sammy Olson Charles Snaw Curtis Catncart Donald Holmes Gloria Holmes Kathryn Jensen Dora Beth Yon Donald Hyman Harley Pearson Charles Senner Neale Swanson Snirley Whittaker Mohawk IQMS Jim Dora Jlm Dora Jim Dora Jim Dora Kathryn Dora Charles Donnie Curtis Gloria Donnie Charles Curtis Jim Dora Charles Jim Class History Place The Schoolroom Time The day of flnal exams Characters Wlghth Craders and Jim Asplund CDora lS quietly resting as Jim entersl dello, Dora' Why so dolled up? Ny most estimable fr1end, d1dn't you know? We have just finished our final exams We dressed in our best clothes so as to be able to meet those exams face to face And, may I ask you, Just why vou're here? Oh, I forgot my books, and this sweater Besides I want to get a library cook But if vou've finished your exams, what are you going to do tonight? We're going to make some plans for graduation Jim, what was your real reason for coming back? Well, er er a I thou ht maybe Kathryn would be here and I could see that she got home all rlght I thought so' I wish they'd come The worst part I sitting here doing nothing 1s that I can't stop and rest I wlsh thev'd come, too, If it would cheer you up any You have a face llfe a cross pansy tonlght CEnter Kathryn, Glorla, Charles, Curtis, and Donnie? Hello, gang' I thought you'd never get here Where's Mlss Wasson? I thought sure she'd be on time Oh, she called and said that she couldn't come Guess too many OI us have been sniping at her patience Cr maybe she knew we wouldn't accomplish much She likes to rest on her hunches' Has anyone an ide about graduation? Ho,hum' I haven't Those tests used up all my gray matter Besldes, I feel like the I who said, after a tough day of sic trainlng, UCee, it fe ls good to be half allve Nell, if we're not going to plan aoout graduation, I'd like to know just how many there would be in our class if every one were still here? Four of us, Dora, Kathryn, Curtis, and myself have come all the way to ether Yes, and I want to tell you this' Ours was the first class to begin in the new schoolhouse It's a wonder we learned anything the first month or two w1th all the noise we had around here from hammerlng, etc I remember something about Charlie All dur1ng the second grade when he took h1s report card home, Charl1e's dad signed it with an X Finally, Miss Shedd asked Mr Senner why he did so and he said, NI don't want you to think that anyone who can read and write would have a son like that H Jim, are you still here? I thought you'd gone. We on your wav' We can't be bothered with seventh graders I'm going So long, Kathryn See you later ...- A D451-1 l '- AJ - J ' v Q. A l N.: . . . I U ,. k U 0 . . v hd 141 .J n 1 ' - .- , 5 . ,1 T o-ug -Q .- .- A 1-U -fl v o ,- '- a Q O M . L 4 . 4 -A L . A D U l . .y . .. . 3 4. .- t I 0 r ' H i . 0 ' 1 -'. 1, . s ... - Q Q A -.. N lately. ' 1 - A A U C ' ' t .v PA l I 0 xl J - . 4 ' r1 Je u . . ba ' - - ' U . . a J ,C 4 0 f x I 1 4. -.. , - ' L L . X t f-- , , 5 . s u ' X u A . Q lb I . I I -1 , . . L c 4. X 0 t , 4 i 7 y . - o iq fn 4. ug 0 0 0 0 Mahawh IQQ5 Dora Donnie Curtis Donnie Gloria Kathryn Charles Dora Charles Gloria Charles Gloria Donnie Charles Donnie Kathryn Curtis Gloria Don H Dora Charles Kathryn Donnie Curtis Donnie Dora Charles Donnie History Qcont.D Here is a list of all the kids, Donnie You read their names and we'll try to tell you something about them Okay' Charles Brown! Who's he? Oh, he was a good humored mischievous boy who was with us for almost four years The teachers always said that what ever Charles Senner cou1dn't think of Charles Brown could They kept us all laughing Charles lives in Galesburg now Jean Hagan is next' How do you pronounce that name? Speak up, Kathryn You're here' In body, yes But not in mind I used what was left of it for these tests today Jean moved away during her second year in school Remember when Miss Shedd told Jean that she must stop whls pering so much and Jean stamped her foot and said, nM1ss Shedd don't say must It makes me feel won't all over W Kathryn, show Don the kind of antics you and I used to go through in Room I CThey demonstrate! If you weren't silly' No wonder Miss Shedd put a stop to that Guess you weren't wore a bobby pin were in the fifth Ah, I did not' Yes you did' Dry up, you two' Oh, all right, but Gloria always leaves me with the feeling that whenever we bury the hatchet she marks the exact spot Here's a Barbara Robinson' Sounds interesting She was a chubby little girl who stayed with us for two years She cried every day for weeks when she first started to school Barbara learn d early that the most efficient water power in so perfect yourself I remember how you in your hair to keep it in place when you grade Let's not fuss She was a good student and is graduating from Farmington this year Is this the Gene Steward I know? It surely is and he was in our class Miss Thayer asked him to tell what replied, 'It s something you have worse U Gene goes to school in Altona now as cramped as V mail You look as relax d as a pound of liver to me Who's this Richard Arderson? He was known s Dickie He was here just one month in the third grade but I remember him for he made himself old friends with me at once Here's Mary Alice Shannon's name Yes, but she stayed behind when we came upstairs She always w lked around with her sleep showing Barbara Kemp' She's the girl I met not long ago I think she believes her baby stares are for men to trip on Not I' for three years When oleomargarine was Gene to take for butter or Move over, Curtis, I'm ' 0 I , - 0 C 0 ' I I O ' 0 O 0 - , , ' t 1 D - a e k the world is a woman's tears. 0 O ' . t . . . t O x ' Q - e . . 0 - A o ' L O . t s O - L 8. . . t A 0 I M 'C Il 1,41 f I I I I III II I, III I 'I I I I I I I I I I I II I Il 5I II- fffh? III Ili ala Q :'IIyI4'- ia QI I I I I IU sg! I Ii Diane Cordrey' Never heard of him Gloria Charles Neale Harley Charles Donald Dora Gloria Harley Gloria Neale Kathryn Curtis Donnie Don N Charles Harley Gloria Kathryn Donnie Neale Donald Dora Curtis Charles Gloria Donnie History Ccont D Fred Thalmann always said that Barbara's voice skimmed easy chatter off the top of her mind There was no love between those two' Center Harley, Neale and Donaldb Where have you fellows been? Give an account of yourselves We've been strolling in the night air, warm and filmy, hanging loose around us like black chiffon Donald's been dreaming of a be utiful little apartment over looking the rent You'd better all come down to earth There's work to be done Yes but I feel tired far Donnie, do you not find joined us in the fifth first ' l say I was I don't someone would or vouldn't far into the future that Gloria, Donald, and Harley grade? Gloria was so bashful at know whether I was more afraid tm speak to me that first day The thing I remember about Gloria then was that she could always get monev from her dad without half crying Not so now Mv folks have developed walls resistance I thought Harley vent to Altona for his sixth grade He did We were surely glad that he d1dn't stay longer, weren't we, Dora? Donnie, do you know N What? girl scout ' Nina Harris and Una Nas Pdwards were in the sixth grade with Una Nae was indeed a sight to be held I always thought she was all sugar and pickle for a tongue What was that about Nina being hit with a It seems that Nina said to the driver, You had plenty of room Jhy d1dn't you replied, nI'm sorry, but I only have an A card what Harley's famous last words away any are? spice with a dill car? n'hat's the idea? go around me7n He ll Nlna was surely the best sport I've ever know Yeah good old Nuttinl Both he and I came into this class in the seventh grade Wish I could drrw like Cordrey could We'll have to show you some of his work, Don How he escaped the truant officer is something I'll never be able to figure out' Neale remember how you carried off the prize for being the prettiest girl at our initiation party? I remember how scared we all were when you burst your head open that night Curtis Donnie, you knew Shirley Whittaker came into our class last year didn't you? Yes, I did From this record her work wasn't half had either 1 I .. 'A h - as .. J I ' -I 1 . x. A ' - , pu - , -' T n L n ' I! - o. . L Curtis-NI was a Boy Scout until I was fourteen, then I became a O I O . ,J N 4 us. , . . 1 'V JL Q J O E 0 . Q 1 , 0 I O IQU5 We Inu Mohawk cI'1 Donnie Chfrles Don lo K t1rJ Dor ulorie Donnl Curtis Glor1e Dor Jim Ulster con orri o ou ire in rls9 Cir U d snoulder fr e LU vs s id thet ner Q spent so much on her mother thet he finfllv n I to m rrf h r for his ' s et rl J o tr lmeys a trooo tr in on t eve be rt' Stop pwcfing on anlrley to defend h rs lf Vou were odr l st dd t1OU, Donlwe Yes, and I thlnf fou're the ringl er shout our oheerle dlng I ere's som one t e oor n ersb Hhy it's Jim eg in' vh t's e for? mOI'1cy mlnd, end trer ues 1 n e 4 n't dere in te sing us glrls vho it s Jim h nging fround here g l plshlng determin d loon down the street end 'hen I ooh C second gl noe t h r she g ve me the kind of Loo t n gs on the for m'n uS ft rx r e're Just bout 1 df to go Jlm Right, K thryn? J s thlncing only JF tfrd bout the time then Miss V sson sked DOHHlo how to pun tu t s s ntenoe, rv vltr her skirts held delntilv ove her sh pely nkles, s cros ing the str t Donn reolled, nI'd m AC e des fter M ry H Lnough op this lcollshress nt to S1HCLFmll th na our cr Viss Sh dd frs er nt, I s r ls, F ricscr nd V158 sson for h lping us so well slong he Q but to tn m l t slng 'school U ys ' CTO K thrvn, tj r ng t e re r H s 1 I'm too tired to t Kc the bds n Fart in xg ' 'V' K ' .ta a D H5 -ey-D ,. e, d y llln ntelleetusl gi I . -I like a F l fith s goor hefd on my 1 - . 2 -Shl l y e'rey f F ' 'ed 2 ' r 'ef s ' e A . K ' L A a '-I d ay tht. Shi ew hed e ne- eck .' f I e f' et I - P 4 . Ks L vn-H' a . Q . Q L ' Hhs sh -s le . e'-e . 8-I . ' 6 9 i ' .rl . ' F- ' L 2 ' f eed' . 2 d 6 1- ' F 4 K' O 'e-'hs he at h d . Let's see 1 1 . C e t ' , 5 . T Q h 2 7 Jim-Whewl Am I glad to get in here? I just saw Q tall angular a 1 a s , e I so 1 t I 7 1 1 5 e s ' k the 'en air I ute 5 e vs ds. 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R I o of F IQM5 742 M 11 H MOAWXZ CLASS POEM This eighth grade class of forty five, Of whom we shall relate, After eight long years of study Is about to graduate They've done their very best in school They've liked their teachers, too They've got right down and studied hard To prove that they could do Their symbol is that of tea roses Thelz colors are yellow and blue, Their motto of Nstrivlng today' Has helped to carry them through Gloria, the president of the class, Does well in her books, No one is peppler than she, Nor receives more admiring looks Neale, as secretary, does his best To do each thing well Though Just a little baehtul, Everyone thinks he's swell! The treasurer is Charles Senner, Who makes rather too much noise, He le popular with the ladies, For dancing is one of his Joys Don Nyman is a good looking boy, He works hard at his lessons, And plays basketball with vim Curtis ls a llttle slow But he gets there just the same His left hand shot in basketball will help win many a game An attractive blonde is Kathryn She's always a friend indeed Sweet tempered and ever thoughtful She's kind to those in need Donald Polmes, a quiet fellow, Is right smart in his books He's popular with all his class, And should be with his looks Dora ranks highest in scholarly fields Her work is always well done Sweet voiced and ever dependable, She's admired by everyone Harley is a fine student, And a good athlete as well He is the pet of the cheerleaders, As everyone present can tell Now you have seen them as they are We hope you will agree, That they make up the finest class That you will ever see Written by the Seventh Grade I Well-liked by all who know himg 1 S I MGAQMA IQLL5 f7L,, W Illl CLASS WILL e the graduating Highth Grace of the Oneida Grade School, being on the threshold of High School, do draw up and ordain this, our last will and testament Ve, collectively, bequeath to the Seventh Grace our estemred friend ano teacher, hiss Helen asson, with the understanding that they shall undertake to make her life as interesting and exciting as has be n our enceavor for nine months e the Uighth Gr ce, leave our janitor, alt Strandberg, the tennis shoes always to be found outside our lockers, the books, pencils, and papers that insistec upon falling from our cesks, and the vish that our successors may be more neat than we flso, each of us makes the following personal bequests I Donald Nyman, leave ry ability to stay out late at night to Bob Johnson and my strength and st ture to Hbbie Jean Lnr son I Neale Swanson, leave my ability to get gooc looking girls to Jim rsplund, and my abilitw tc keep mv minc on my work to I Harley Pearson leave my fondness to tease the girls to Sam Olson, and my neat oenmanship to Bill Carlson I Curtis Cathcart, leave my humor and silliness to Ebbie Jean Larson, and my slow thorough methods of studyinr to Jim as plunc I Dora Beth Ncntgomery, leave my ability to spell to Bob Johnson and Sam Olson, and my sense of rhythm in dancing to Charles Shaw I Gloria Holmes, leave my used powder, rouge, liostick fin gernail polish and my fancv hair dos to Nancy Anderson, and my seat in the Hannam taxi to Sammy Olson I Charles Senncr, le vc my cesk in the 1 st row to Charles Shaw with the same initials and my ability to argue to Ebbie JwnLmmm I Kathryn Jensen, leave my sweet temper to Bill C rlson, d vampish ways to Nancy Anderson I Donald Holmes, leave my ability to attract the opposite sex to Charles Shaw, and my quiet modesty to James Asolunc Signed nd attested this day, the eleventh of Iay, in the year of our Lord, nlnete n hundred forty five Mitness s Ona Courtright Class of '45 Helen I sson Written by Harley Po rson, Lon Nyman, Neale Swanson Y ' .1 , -J , 1- C s I 1: 1 ' 'A in ' . e 1 . . . , ,, L , s a H ' 1 J Q., 0 l l I - U , , I x 1 IN I 1 , . Cm -A I r. Q' , A . N . W Q 5 ur ' I 4 4. 1 . Nancy Anderson. .7 I - ' . I 4. . D - N O D ' O e - l 4- ' I D - O , a - 1 G v - C Q ' O , 1 a an my . , I . , , A A , O a , ' . M C ' 0 . -- x , 5 -- . - ..E. JL E, Mohawk IQLL5 758 H PROPHECY Place--Broadway Play Producer's Office Time---1955 Characters--Producer--Donald Holmes Playwright--Dora Montgomery Other Members of the Class of '45 As the play opens Dora and Donald are seated in the office of the latter. Donald Dora Donald Well, I think the play will be a great success, Dora, we've come a long way since our graduation from the Eighth Grade at Oneida in 1945 Yes, we have, It's the reward we receive for the hard work we've done Sometimes I think we've both missed a lot of fun though, But there's pleasure in work well done Get the records and let's finish these tasks we have before us Dora walks across the room, obtains the records, returns with them, and presents them to Donald, who begins to read Dora walks aimlessly around the room waiting for him to finish, Donald Dora Donald Dora Donald Dora Donald Dora Great Scott ' How did this get into the records and advertising? Of all things Hal Ha What is it' What's so funny? Here's our class picture, Aren't we the dumbest look ing kids you ever saw? fLook1ng at the picture, t o I Yes, aren't we Here's ' Whatever happen ed to them anyway? I've lost track of most of our old class. I make a motion that we try to find pened to our fellow classmates. It's a deal' We'll take a vacation and have some of that lost fun in looking up the old gang just as soon as our play is a success. But, now, I'd like to meet Gloria and Kathryn and there's Neal out what has hap I want to learn to know them personally Will you get them together? Yes, I'll tell my secretary to have them called up here CPr sses buzzer D Miss Taylor, please call the cast, designers, cosm tic experts, stage hands, etc to my office, Tell them to report in thirty minutos New for a bite of lunch bee ou later bCnln I1 Dora is still out, Donald sits at his desk reading a letter H answers the bell absent mindedly The first of his employe s enters Donald looks up, and to his surprise, sees a so ewhat familiar face, 0 . . Q O O I ... I ' I O : . . Q el : o . . .g ' : . - every person connected in anyway with its production. - .D A G ' . , .e Le , 1 V ' : H . sw wr . 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Curtis: Gloria: Donald: Dora: Gloria: Donald Donald Donald H' Send them in CDJr enters followed by two young men J Hello, ut ald Nav I present these two young gentle m n name v I Cultls W Cathcart who has charge of e mx ic d pn tment 'or our play and Wh: is this Cha les no K thryn' I n t this ducky Small world, saving, his is N Neale Swanson I met him accident ally down the treet He spoke or I would have passed by and not recognized him As you can see, he has changed corsloe ably Hello, Dora and Neale So glad to see you Neale has changedJ Hello, Swan! Hasn't some dame grabbed you yet? You used to be the Romeo of the class I've been hitched for quite a while and am now in av ation I'm located at the New York Airport own several airplanes Yes, they say when you once get in the air you never want to come dowx Who's the lucky girl? But here, we're forgettirg all about Curty How are you coming along in the Jazz and Jive Department? Pretty well I just got this Job, and had a song that I composed, published yesterday So I'm sitting on top of the world Those piano lessons must have done you good I guess I wasted my money KTalk1ng on amon themselves? CBuzzer Send her in and him, too ve're going to be altogether again, at last Who was it? Gloria? Yes, she said she had met Don coming here and that he was coming in with her Good' I haven't seen Nyman for a coon's age It sure will be good to get a glimpse of his puss again What about Gloria? Isn't she married? Ccoming inl Hello, everybody! Isn't who married? Aren't you married? For goodness sake, no!! Whatever gave you that idea? Donnie always predicted I'd be an old maid and here I 831811 Emo Came true, d1dn't it? I told you so! Donniel Don't be an UI told you sol? She's only 24. Lets forget about such silly things! Talk about more serious matters, please! I'm getting along all right being a dress designer. Isn't anyone going to notice me! I'm the leading man in the play, or am I fired or something? Hello, every- body! CEveryone says- -Hello, Donll How come all my old cronies are here? Did someone plan a party and not invite me? Why, no! It's just a very marvelous coincidence, When did you become an actor? Have a chair! I Q : as -I O : W fr. 1 . y h ' - e , fi lg, Jr. c . ' th 1S,., as -1'- . I f H--V Q, r' Q a I .a I '.. s ' I 1sn't it? I guuss miracles do happen. Well, as I was D It L .11 O O A H ' s . In . 1 ,, N e A lv 0 O I O ! ' 1- . . I I 1 e .3 4 l e 4- - 0 O 0 O I . 2 . I S 0 O . C . I O 0 - . I I lQf45 742 H, Mmm Charles Donald N Charles Donald Gloria Donald H Don ld Harley olorla Curtls Kathryn Neale Harley Charles Donald N Harley Charles Donald H Gloria Dora Donald H Nay I have vour autogr oh, IP Bcye f fs 1C Q f h yen' really become an or a t s llst leadlng part And vou may have my utog ph, Ar Astaire' Pow'd you find out about th t Yoa forget' T'm the star of this pl y And the stars know evervthing We're all hera, aren't ve? This probably wouldn't happen to the s me people in a million years One two five six eight ight I thought there used to be nine But I c n t think who the other one would be Can you? CBuzzer ringsj Reporter from New York Times? I suppose you'd better send him in or lse I'll have no peace CAlmost be fore he can get the words from his lips in dashes tall, blonde Harley D I'm from th New York Times and my readers are very much interested in your new play May I interview you please and take some pictures of th cast and scenes? hm m m, haven't I seen you before? fell, I should hope so' Th t tim vour line went back on you Ladies and Gentlemen, I present our misplaced cl ssmate, Harley Pearson o it is Hello Ike' fEvervbodv, Hello'j It's a wonder you didn't trip over your tongue at the r te you were going' Just how are rod connected with the New York Times? I'm photographer for tre Nomen's Page H ' Ha' Did fou hear that? The Vomen's Page' You mean vou take pictures of all those beautiful gl ls in bathing ults? Sure do' Ha' Ha' Cvery dis ppolntedlyj Cfverybody lalghsl m motion we all go out to dinrer and cel brate I second the motion e motion has be n m de nd seconded Come on, girls, get on your glad rags nd lets go' Ccorfusion everybody dep rtingj CSearch s in pockets and calls, HHey, walt a minute' I c n't find my billfold' C , here it is' Lets o' CDep rt laughlrbj 'ritt n by Gloria Holmes Donald Holmes 2 . , ag- lf., ' r' af asii allgf Z I hav t I , act as his is my fi' ' ' . t . 1 r a ra1 ' . I n ' ,, 0 . . C1 0 a N2 ' a 0 ,. LA I 1 l 2 , . ' . a , . S -- -- -- -- . E J .3 I I L . 1 a H2 e . . - . c ' 9 A. O X . 0 . ' e . Haven't I seen you seen you somewhere before? And H - : z. . 8 in W C t a t I u I . ' 1 S . , . u V . 2 f . Z' 0 : . 3 - : A 4 'A if O 2 a. . 1 . s Y . O 0 V- .. . r s ' . : . : k O O E Q L-I ' : I ska a . . . e . . : Q . : Th . e ,a a . H H . M a . A , X K 3 . I . G . 1. , x 1 0 3 A A v I h l g O a .g 1, 5, - - .. 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I THE DIVINE PRINCIPLE The Priceless Ingredient 4 The Common Denominator The Best Known Religious Teaching Is THE GOLDHI RULE nbc as you would be done byu ZCROASTRI.NISK nOne should seek for others the h-ppiness one desires for one's selfn BUDDHISM nRecompense injury with kindness' TAOISM at you wou d w s one to yourse f do not to othersu CONFUCILNISF 'Whatever ye do not wish your neighbor to do to you do no unto himn JULJISV 'Let none of you treat a brother the way he himself would s like to be treated' ISLAJ Ulf you look toward mercy, regard not that which benefits your self, but hold too that which will benefit mankind If ou look toward justice, choose for others that which you choose f r yourselvesn BAhAI CAUS HThe true rule is to do by the things of others as you do y your ownn HINDUISI 'All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do ye en so to themn CFRISTIANITY If all the nations that accept these nine religions would only follow this principle in their relations to each other, what a different world we would h ve today! 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