Oneida High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oneida, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1952 volume:

a oO ii q oO Le i FI A The students of Oneida Rural High School wish to dedicate this annual to the many people who have made it possible for the publication of this book, . SHERIFF'S OFZICE | ——__—_¢ ) i: ee i ) Nd : i ’ A ee 4 i : 4 rae Zz ise A fi a i) ey Lf i= 4 . ¢: B 7 ia | j MRS. MARY EVANS KIBLER Home Economics English Girls’ Athletics MR. WILLIAM L. ANDERSON Principal History Commerce Boys’ Athletics MR. DON C, HERRINGTON Mathematics Psychology Science On the seventeenth day of December 1933, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hughes announced the birth of a daughter whom was given the name Mary Ann born that morning ona farm near Axtell, Kansas. From Axtell, I moved with my folks to a farm near Home, Kansas, then to Beattie Kansas where I attended my first 3 years of school, then I moved with my parents to a farm near Bern Kansas, where upon attending school for five years I graduated with the Eighth Grade Class of 1948. Then I moved to Oneida and enrolled in the Fall of 1948 asa Freshman and now I have completed all four years of my High School Education.in Oneida. .During these four years of school I have participated in 4 years of basketball,, 1 year of softball, volleyball, 3 years of Glee Club, and took part in 2 plays Just Ducky and Apron String Revolt.?’ Senior Class History In the year 1948, early in September there set sail over the Sea of Knowledge a Magnificent fleet proudly bearing aloft floating banners of blue and gold. This fleet was headed for a far distant land called the land of Graduation, which could be reached only after a long voyage of four years over this much troubled, but to them, unknown sea. There were four isles--Freshman; Sophomore; Junior; and Senior to be thoroughly explored before reaching this promised land, The ones leaving on this voyage were: Retha McCann, Darlene Shuler, Lois Campbell and Mary Ann Hughes, They enjoyed several parties during the first part of this journey. The second week in September, the Freshmen were initiated. Initiation costumes were quite hilarious, Retha McCann wore shorts, a man’s shirt, and a long black sock with a blue ribbon for a garter, Darlene Shuler sported blue jeans, inside out, and a man’s shirt. Lois Campbell appeared in an old green dress with a girdle on the outside. Mary Ann Hughes arrived in white shorts anda blouse, All had uncombed hair with green ribbons, and they were barefooted. After the initiation, they journeyed to Sycamore Springs where they were treated to a picnic dinner by the upperclassmen, In the afternoon everyone enjoyed skating. On their first class party, they all went to the movie, ‘‘The Babe Ruth Story’’, in Sabetha. As they neared the isle of Sophomores they felt their heads begin to swell, and thought themselves very wise indeed. Upon landing they found that they were no longer Freshmen, but Sophomores, much like those they had met the year before, but much wiser. Everything was now quite different from Freshman Isle. Retha McCann drifted from our midst to work in Clay Center, and Lois Campbell was in the hospital in Kansas City when the term started and decided not to enroll this term. Then Darlene Shuler left the Sophomore Class the sixth week of the second semester. At last Junior Isle was reached with only one voyager, Mary Ann Hughes, left to land. Since there was only one girl the Junior Class did not have any parties, The class sponsor was Mrs. Mary Kibler. Mary Ann busied herself selling wrapping paper to sponsor the Junior - Senior banquet, and the High School put on a three act play named “ Just Ducky’’ with proceeds going to the Junior Class. They now set sail for the last and most important isle of all, Senior Isle, with still only one who reached it safely. The Junior- Senior banquet was held in Topeka on May 3rd. They had dinner at the ‘‘Ranch House’’ --fried chicken and all the trimmings. Later they went to ‘‘Meadow Acres’’ and enjoyed an evening of dancing. They returned home in the wee-wee hours of May 4th. At the end of this year they found that Senior Isle was the stepping-off place into the vast territory of the Promised Land. The stepping--off place was named Graduation, anda great concourse of people met to watch the only Senior take this short journey on May 15th. And now the four long years have passed; the Freshmen of 1948 is the Senior of 1952. She has had many experiences during her voyage, of which the enjoyable ones far outweigh the un,!easant ones. As this senior scans the horizon from the stepping-stone of G. duation, she will see many conquests to be made and believes that in the future, as in the past, she will show herself prepared to meet any test pu to her. a) A a ia US ae) ee = a 5 The Juniors SHARON GORMELY Basketball....,. modabadan «+. l1-Year SoG luDssersscbextseecestess 3-Years AURELLIA GROSE LUCILLE REASY z Basketball.. woee 2-Years Basketball,. BROROCOOUS COOKS 3-Years Sis 5 Sones 4-H Club.. Glee Club... ..2-Year Glee Club... The Sophomores BARBARA KING VADEN ALLEN LARAE CHANDLER JERRY NORTON SHIRLEY SPIELMAN WANDA BAKER RAYMOND HOOVER ll 12 a | eS Re ae EDITH PENDLAND MAX ALLEN Freshmen PAT HUGHES ANNETTE ANDERSON ROSELITA LIERZ JEROME ALLEN 14 Basketball Girls left to right Annette Anderson, Captain Ann Hughes, Aurellia Grose, Shirley Spielman, Sharon Gormely, Rosie Lierz, those missing from picture are LaRae Chandler, Wanda Baker, Barbara King. Taken from the Oneida-Seneca game at Seneca during the tournament No, 4 is Jerome Allen, Vaden in the center, and Max Allen out in front. a nadernet Picture from Oneida-Seneca game Raymond Hoover is jumping with No, 44 No. 4 is Jerome Allen. Oneida Grade Basketball team Left to Right are; Reasy, Jean Pendland, Helen Hughes, Ann Norton. BACK ROW: Betty Speilman, Violet Bell, Doris Campbell, Ruth Gerber, Norma Boltz. Phyllis 15 16 Aurellia Grose, Barbara King, LaRae Chandler. Bottle Baby!! Jerome Allen Barbara King Aren't we cute!! Barbara King, Shirley Speilman, Edith Pendland, Rosie Lierz, Skip Gormley, Kay Hittle. Ray Hoover, Jerry Norton, Dick Hittle. Sroewy Sramer per As fi. Sj Ss Sophomore Class: FRONT ROW: Left to Right Barbara King, LaRae Chandler Slave Drivers!! Mr. Herrington, Mrs, Kibler, Shirley Speilman, Wanda Baker, Kay Hittle, Mr, Anderson, BACK ROW: Jerry Norton, Ray Hoover, Vaden Allen, Dick Hittle, class sponsor Mr. Herrington. Our Juniors??? Aurellia Grose, and Skip Gormley Senior and Sponsor Annie Hughes and Mr. Anderson HG? Bes pees Ray Hoover Betty Grable the Second!!! Pat Edith Pendland In Love!??? Bob, LaRae Bob, LaRae, Aurellia Freshmen Rosie, Annette, and Edith. Aren't We Devils??? Skip Sophomores Shirley, Jerry, Bob. Cutie!!! LaRae Chandler 18 BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: Girlsiin: LaRae Chandler, Skip Gormley, Annie Hughes, Stag Line; Ray Hoover, Vaden Allen, Pat Hughes, Aurellia Grose, Bob King and Shirley Speilman. Dick Hittle, Jerome Allen and Jerry Norton. Wanda Baker, Annette Anderson, Edith Pendland, Rosie Lierz, Kay Hittle, Wind Blown? ?? Bob, LaRae, and Aurellia Juniors; Skip Gormley, Aurellia Grose, Class Sponsor Mrs, Kibler. 19 20 BACK ROW: Grade School Teachers; Miss Norrie, Miss Grose, and Mrs, Benedict. 7th and 8th grade left to right, Robert Allen, Rex Allen, Allen Ronnebaum, Betty Speilman, Helen Hughes, Jean Pendland, Phyllis Reasy. Leon Osterhouse, Roger Allen, Kendall Hewitt, Douglas Metzger, Violet Bell, Ruth Gerber, and Norma Boltz, ‘ The Marrying King’’ Annie Hughes, LaRae Chandler, and Bob King. Bob and Aurellia Oneida's Errol Flynn, Vaden Allen Bob and Annie Isn’t Love Grand 21 All Alone?! Skip Hot Rod Driver? ??? Mr. Herrington Look At Those Legs?i!?! Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue!?!!! GUESS WHAT?!) Vaden and Ray Bob, LaRae, and Aurellia 22 FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Gad abouts FRONT ROW: Annie Hughes, Betty Allen. BACK ROW: Bob Reasy, Jerry Allen, Richard Boltz, and Leonard Grose, Freshmen; Edith Pendland, Annette Anderson, and Rosie Lierz. Max Allen Jerome Allen and Mrs, Kibler. 23 24 First, Second and Third Grades REX Fils WORE Hewitt CONNre SChUNEMay 25 26 x = « my ho) EA wn a = r ] 3 ¢ t 3 27 BAUMAN TRUCK LINE PHONE 26, 303 345 ED E. E. BAUMAN, JR. - OWNERS SABETHA, KANSAS CENTROPOLIS KANSAS, VERMILLION The Citizens State Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SENECA KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Graham Grain Co. GRAIN - FEED - FERTILIZER RAYMOND RUSSELL, MGR. PHONE 49 “TRADE IN ONEIDA” CONGRATULATIONS ONEIDA HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY McCarty's Market EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT ONEIDA, KANSAS TRADE IN ONEIDA PHONE 15 Nemaha Co-operative Creamery Assn. SWEET CLOVER BRAND DAIRY PRODUCTS SABETHA, KANSAS Harsh Drug Store Prescription Service Phone 100 On the Corner Seneca, Kansas as i Teds Appliance Your Neighborly Appliance Store Crosley Products For Happier Living Phone 429 Seneca, Kansas Compliments of John E. Sparling POSTMASTER Oneida, Kansas COMPLIMENTS OF Kuckeman Implement Co. YOUR MASSEY-HARRIS DEALER PHONE 95 SENECA, KANSAS CASHMAN LUKERT HARDWARE Hotpoint Appliances A Complete Line of Hardware Phone 30 Sabetha, Kansas KOELZER LUMBER CO. Lumber Coal Seneca Bern ALLEN’S CAFE Friendly Service Phone 4 Oneida, Kansas FLENTIE FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers - -Sales Service Phone 480 Sabetha, Kansas KANSAS PETROLEUM CO. Phones Business 80 Residence 211 Virgil Carpenter Sabetha,Kansas McDANIEL MOTORS Used Cars - - Complete Auto Service Phone 344 On Hiway 75 Sabetha, Kansas WINTERSCHEIDT O’NEAL Used Car Center DeSoto Plymouth Phone 29 Seneca In Any Event Say It With Flowers from SENECA FLORIST SHOP 410 Main St. Phone 60 WINTERSCHEIDT MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Sen-Vita Feeds Phone 182 Seneca, Kansas HOFFMAN K-F SALES SERVICE Kaiser Henry J Phone 339 Seneca, Kansas THE HAINES STORE For Women Since 1878 GAMBLES The Friendly Store -- Dale L. Mishler Phone 76 Sabetha, Kansas WHITE’S The Family Store Red Goose Shoes - Dry Goods - Notions Sabetha, Kansas Phone 37 Congratulations Graduates! - - See LIERZ MEN’S WEAR For Your Complete Graduation Outfit Seneca, Kansas Compliments of DUEY’S JEWELRY Sabetha, Kansas FARMERS STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sabetha, Kansas For all your Insurance Needs GROLLMES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 430 Seneca, Kansas Compliments of NOAH’S ARK Seneca, Kansas POPKESS FUNERAL HOME Offers A Beautiful Service Ambulance Service - Anytime - Anywhere Phone 281 Sebatha, Kansas ROY EWING MOTORS Oldsmobile Cadillac 123 S. Washington Ave. Sabetha 5, Kansas Phone 315 Dodge Plymouth Motor Cars - Dodge Trucks JOE McGINTY MOTOR CO. Sabetha, Kansas Phone 57 SENECA LUMBER CO. Building Material - Youngstown Kitchens Phone 53 Seneca, Kansas HUGHES CLOTHING CO. We have what it takes to keep you well dressed. Sabetha, Kansas GILBERT LORTSCHER Case - Hudson - New Idea - - Sales Service Phone 4 Sabetha, Kansas HOULDREN POULTRY EGG CO. Poultry - Eggs - Feed - Cream Ice Phone 31 Sabetha, Kansas WITTMER MOTORS Studebaker Cars Trucks - LH. Farm Machinery Home Freezers - Refrigerators - Cream Separators Sabetha, Kansas BAKER FURNITURE STORE Phone 424 -- Sabetha, Kansas Venetian Blinds Simmons Mattresses NEMAHA FARM EQUIPMENT CO. John Deere Tractors Implements - Sales Service Tom McKinney Seneca, Kansas Dwane Todd Compliments of DR. MRS. C. B. HASH Seneca, Kansas STRATHMAN STUDIO Phone 148 -- Seneca, Kansas Compliments of BRUNER HARDWARE Where Prices Are Right Phone 9 Oneida, Kansas Congratulations to the Class of ’52 LANER FUNERAL HOME Phone 47 Seneca, Kansas SENECA BOOSTERS Smithy Hiway Service J. L. Wheatly, Dentist Buehler Clothing Co. Wempe’s Farm Bureau Insurance Paramount Cleaners Mar’s Variety Seneca Theatre Clough Auto Parts Baker Body Shop Nolte Electric Gambles Florence Ann Shop Sweet Shop e SABETHA BOOSTERS F. M. Spaulding Lumber Co. Variety Beauty Shoppe Miller’s Hy Klas Food Store Leman Pontiac Co. Elise Weiss Branaum’s Super Market Moore Bros. Hardware Sabetha Greenhouse The Sabetha Herald Keithley Plumbing Co. Thomas Flowers M M Cafe Green Drug Store A Friend Seymour Packing Co. @ ONEIDA BOOSTERS Oneida Lumber Co. Croffoot Service Station