Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1927 volume:

QE A E E Z 5 E is , L E s fi E A The DIAL ANNUAL Oneida High School . Oneida, New York o ..f3H V,q A Q-!f king ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ISSUE Published by the co-operation of THE DIAL Staff and the Graduating Class of 1927 Tu whom 1 s? AL BERT H. COVEL L this 'issue of The Dial is fledicatcfl, in of his co-operation and leadership. appreciation Class Poem IQ2 7 Too soon it all has enflell. llelnctuntly we yield our place. Here have been lmppy days-, Here lleanty, YYorth :intl l'ri1lel'nlness Ilere Hope and Truth and Fun, Here Trnstfnlness :intl plensaint ways Here mirth and joy and little liealrtalrlles Blended one hy one . The pride of each in all, The splendid ties of Hienllliness The scorn of lllCilll and small The trust in those where wisdom lies The worth of gain, the zest to do The grace ol' growing more thot-wise The tear that from the heart depth wells The Courage llne to see it through And love of those where kindness dwells 5- These things we knew. Too soon it all has ended, Reluctantly we yield our place. KATIIRYN GHISMAN Senior ki f ,fi . is :r VL YL 555' slvxl-aim--:g, M' 1?5?im ?siE5 1 , 9' ,ff ww 'fy , X ! 4 4 M Class O cers P1'0si1l0n f, Glmurm FRENCH 'Vi!'0-P'l'l3S'ilIl3l1'f., G1m'l'I:UDE NASH Poet, ICATIIRYN CIIISMAN Lawyer, YVALMCIQI COLXVAY Sl7f'l'0flL'7'jl, ANNAum,Lm BICPOINNI rr Ilisforian, LILLIAN L1 'XIAN Orafor li um! Pri' I' A , ,. M me Prophet, Glcomm FRENCH C'oIm's, Orvlzffl mul Silvm' Zllnlln Emo Qrmm Vi lcv. I' , 1 10 0 bv, milzm' 111011, fo scam If'Imffm', Wlrilc Rose ' ANNABELLE MCCONNELL Valeclictorian fxv ANNA LILLY Salu ta torian MILDRED AGNE . Mil French Club, Glee Club, Art Craft Club, Dramatic Club, Operetta, Senior Play, Student Usher, Dial Staff, Senior Annual Com- mittee, Honor Student for Entire Course. A shining English Star HENDHINA AMEYDEN Dutch Glee Club, Operetta. You can't beat them. IIENA AVEHY Lulu French Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Library Assistant, Dial Staff, First-Year Latin Prize, Single Hon- or in State Ability Test. Who envies 'Pigeon' Norton, the Chalsboig Kid? GRACE IIERICAL Berries C 0 In ni ercial Geography Club. Grace in name and na- ture DORIS BICK LEY Rick Powerful Katinkun ALICE ISIGGAR Alice in XVonderland Latin Club, Operetta. Elaine, the lily-maid. tShe should wear her hair down.J ADA BORTLE Amie Latin Clulm. XVho is the lucky man who will ask for aid? GERTHUDE HUHTLE Gert Latin Club. Ederle swam the chan- nel, Bortle skied to school. EUGENE I-IILKNNIGAN Gene A son of Ould Erin.' RETA ISIUCNVER Connie F r e n c h Club, Nature Study Club. Where does she get those enchanting bobs. .XMEl.l.X IBRICWSTER XVuhu Dramatic Club, S e n io r Play, Operetta, Student Usher, Dial Staff. Oh XVille-e-e IIILDA BRIDGE Phyllis ' French Club, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Bas- ketball. Dial Staff, Oper- etta, Honor Student for Entire Course. My mind tt kingdom is. MARION BROOKS Oscar Gfee Club, Nature Study Club, Dramatic Club, Op- eretta. These ministers' sons from WVampsville. MARLEAH RROOKS Walt Glee Club, Operetta, Stu- dent Usher, Library As- slstant. Still waters run deep, especially in brooks. IRVING BUYEA Irv Football. Operetta. Such ravishing curls. PHILOMENA CARNEVALE Phil English Club, Business Efficiency Club, Nature Study Club, Operetta. I can't get that step. KATHRYN CHISIVIAN Chisie French Club, Dial Staff, Class Poet. A book-land sprite. ll.Xl.l'H tll,l'IlVllGN'1'S Chef Football, Senior Play, Operetta. Class Orator. A faculty favorite. GILXLEY CODY Derby Baseball. Like Tennyson-'a si- lent, dark man! XVA LLACE COLVVAY Scud Football, Dramatic Club. Vice-president of the Junior Class, Dial Staff. Senior Annual Committee, Class Lawyer. Pedal extremities like unto Thors' hammer. lXlll.l4iS DAVIS Doc l!:lr'lu'lb:lll, Ilzlscbzlll. 'l'lw1'c- go.-s Mnmief' XYII,l.lAM DUNN lfootbzill 1-apt., lizlsksll- bull, Baseball, Central Now York Al!-Svholnsfc left ond, I3I'l1l'l'l1lf.iC Club, Svnior l'lny, Operettzl, ltlmwi l'l:1y, Iliul Stuff. John llziriymnre, llenny Fl'lL-Nilllilll, :ind John Mr:- f10l'Ill2li'k combined. MAIIGAKI-Tl' l'ZliNl'lNWlGlN Maggie Latin Ufub, Lincoln E'- rny Prize. A fivry llIlnlO1lEl under 21 sober exterior. JUHN l AGUl'I Willie- l!:1skrtb:1'l. ll:1sebz1'l mun- zlgvr, llrannntic Club, Svnior Play, Ups-rettn, lJ':nl Stuff, Senior Annual Coinlniiteo. Wh:L' you puzzlm, John? l pushn, pushan da Es- sox. NIQVA l l4lli'1'S l'f-lv l l't'l!L'll Ulub, l7l'2lllllllil' l uh. Ss-n'or I'l:1y, Oper- ctln, lf'rm-shmnn Public Sm-zlk'ng Prize. A voice of piercing swf-ctnessf' CHAlil,l+IS l lll41Nl'H Cha F 0 o t b :i l l, Iinskvlhzlll, lmsvhzill cnpl., Tllll'k, Upfrefltil. Gee! XVlw'll go lo thr- l'rsm xxlth Inv? ffllllllllilfl l lllGNl'll Jim F 0 0 t b il l l, lizlskl-tl,n'l, 1:1l 9b?l.'l, Truck, Presi- Celtt of Svnior Class, Scrnior l'l:ly, Upewetlzl, Student U her, llizxl Staff, Senior Annual Commiltop-, Class Prophet. When Frvnuh studies VD French- l+1l,l1JT FICIICIJMAN Alex French Club, Tennis, Honor Studs-nt for Entire Coulsfb. Th's is Cllllllvd fond week :nt the Emporium. JlClilll4IN GICNGIG Joni llus'ne-rs lGIHcie-:Icy Club. Jun :1 Cub Reportcr . lGMl'2llll'li lllllulll lVlisl1 C 0 m m elciul Geography Cnlw. lJ':rl1nimillm,'s l 91111 im.: Citizen. THOMAS GORTON Tom French Club, Latin Club, Orchestra, Editor of Dial. Chairman of Senior An- nual Committee, Honor Student for Entire Course. I'aderewski, guard your Iaurels. This lad has nim- ble fingers. KATHHYN HAPPLE Tot Civics Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Student for Entire Course. Miss Burns' delight KENNETH HOLMES Pod Uperetta. They repainted the Len- ox Avenue car for his es- pecial benefit. KENNETH INGRAHAM The Sphinx French Club. Dial Staff, Senior Annual Commit- tee. My word! Such crust! MILIJREIJ KENNEDY Kay French Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Operettvr.. l' e r severance personi- fied. IRMA KING lrm French Club, Senior Play. John prefers blondes. LEONA KUHL Peroxide Spanish Club, Single Hon- or State Ability Test. The library chatter DORIS LEIGH Petite A dainty, diminutive debutantcf' JESSE LIGK lNA IIDSUN Sheik A hard-working man. MAMIIC LERMAN Mame French Club, Dramatic Club, Basketball, Oper- etta. Oh, these Peterboro lads! CLARENCE LEWIS Clarnie Baseball, Manager of Senior Candy Sale, Oper- etta, Senior Annual Com- mittee. Tell Mae Bell I want her. ANNA LILLY Jimmy Boswell Salutatorian, F r e n c h Club. Operetta, Chairman of Senior Food Sale, Civ- ics Prize, Sophomore Scholarship, Honor Stu- dent for Entire Course. Little, but oh my! RUIEEIQT LORENZ Bob Football, Baseball, Na- ture Study Club, Dra- matic Club, Orchestra. Dorothy has quite a job on her hands to tame this boy. LILLIAN LYMAN Fred French Club, Operetta, Honorable Mention Lin- coln Essay Contest, Class Historian. How can I leave thee? ANNAUELLE MCCONNELL Izzy Valedictorian, F r e n c h Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Operetta, Manager of Magazine Sales, Biology Prize, F r e s h man Scholarship, Junior Scholarship, French Prize, Dial Staff, Senior Annual Commit- tee, National Oratorical- Contest, Secretary of Sen- ior Class, Honor Student for Entire Course. Tha.r's gold in them mounts. AGNES MQCORMACK Sonny French Club, Dramatic Club, First Prize for Girls' Public Speaking. Those who live in glass houses do not need to look through keyholes. MARY MORGENSTERN Ham French Club, Dramatic Club, Operetta, Vice- President of Sophomore Class, Dial Staff, Honor Student for Entire Course. Ham what am ham and eggs. FRED MORSE Lil Tennis, French Club, Na- ture Study Club, Dial Staff. Orchestra. I know how it seems in a. football suit. DONALD MUIR Stretch Football, Baseball Teacher! Please sign me up this week. BERNARD U'l31t1EN Farmer How could that girl lie to me! ALLEN PITCHER ,. Nita Football, Basketball, Ten- nis, Track, Operetta. They ought to move Ith- aca nearer. h GRACE RAYNORE UAV, Nature Study Club, Latin Club. Good things in small bundles. MARY LOUISE RICHARDSON Specs How do you do this one? HELEN SCHRANK ..Nene1, French Club, Operetta. Who is Joe Smooth? FREDERICK SCHUCK Jake Dramatic Club. Operetta. Debating, Baseball Man- ager, '26. MAE BELL SNYDEII Tique French Club. It's not I but my win- ning ways. ELIZABETH STARR Betty French Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Oper- etta, Prize Speaking. I liked Washington im- menselyf' NICHOLAS STERLING Nick Tennis, Mgr. Golf, Capt., Operetta. If we had a coach. FLOHA VVEBB -'Fld' Gentlemen prefer blondes. STUART VVILLIAMS Stu Football, Baseball, Track, Capt., Golf, President Students' Association. Basketball Mgr., Dra- matic Club, President of Junior Class, '25, Oper- etta, Senior Play. The mysterious Mr. Zunt. CHARLES ZEBLEY Betty Fo 0 t b a ll Basketball , i M ' I IALIE?ifAig!i1?n?'PU Baseball, Track, Dramat- Basketball, Single Honor IC Club, Senior Member gt-we Ability Test of Advisory Council, Dial f.xQ.h0 won todayml Staff, President of Com- ' mercial Freshman Class. Now - you boys stop that. Class History LILLIAN LYMAN K, 5, of Oneida H1011 School, fox it 18 the last class to be gladuated from ,Emi the old building. Our class is not so large as some former ones, but we hope and believe that it consists of quality rather than quantity. llld Class ol' '27 will always hold an important position in tl1e history g' L . . . . ' in nineteen twenty-three we entered the building where we have spent the greater part of our time during the last four years. VVe were a very large class and nearly iilled Study Hall B. The members of our class have shared many good times together. In our fi-eslnnan year we had a Christmas partyg the next year a sophomore partyg the third year a Junior Prom and a picnic, and this year includes a sleigh- ride, lVashington trip, Junior Prom, picnic, Senior Banquet and Class Night. Our trip, the places of historic interest, good times and experiences will not soon be forgotten. The only thing that we regret is that every member of the class could not be with us. lVe have tried to be a loyal class--loyal to all the activities of the school. We have been earnest students and also ardent boosters of athletics and the various exploits of the institution. During our four years here, I believe we have done what was expected of us. As freshmen we stood in awe of the upper classmen. As sophomores We Xkept climbing. As Juniors we put over the Junior Prom and helped the Seniors on their movie benefit and food sales. As Seniors we have worked diligently for our Easter trip and our Senior Annual, but most of all, we have striven to bring honor to our school through our intellectual attainments. On reflecting over these four years fwhich seem so short just nowl We feel how much we owe to our principal and teachers and our relations with them will always be a pleasant memory. ' Class Prophecy George lfrein-h Around a dint and tirelit hall, The olden gang had niet To eroon of days ot' long ago And speak of the grizzled vet . Famed and mighty were the guestsg Most all of them doing well, And answering in an aged voice YVas our principal, HAI Covell. XVithstanding the questions fired at him And answering true and hold, lie spoke ol' his illustrious pupils His story was speedily told. ln alphetieal order The nantes re-echoed with might, And in answer to his name Each one then told his plight. 'tIrvy plays with Sousa, He sounded now a note. Tho, coming from a golden horn, It sounded like a goat. Of course, you know Clements And his energetic: pace. Some day hVilll2llllZlk0l'7il die And Ralph will take his place. A doctor builds our bridges, Our mouths are iilled with lead, For Cody's just a dentist. fllow we wish that he were dead.j XVe heard of all our lawyers, Most famous was our Sm-ull . He used to tell such good, clean jokes, But now he slings clean mud. Davis , Called our principal. Here and well , Miles replied, 'tMy tll'lll.S as good as finest silk, NVith Johnson I am tied. All the way from Hollywood Our Don Juan had come In a brand new Rolls-Just-Great, William Joseph Dunn. Along with Billy Joseph Johnny had come, too. Hels starring in feature roles, Just like Monte Blue. Cha had gone to Turkey To keep his forty wives. If he had a wish he'd say, Can't I live ten lives ?', We'1l leave the boys for just a while, Our principal now did tell, Let's turn to all the pretty girls. Isn't that like Covell? Agne and Avery Have married, and today We find them praying Why did I get that way ? Miss Hendrina A meyden Is now in old Berlin, Peddling age-old bootleg But the shekels are coming in. Graeey Berical and her shadow, Dot Hinkley, are fat no more, But they sure do have their troubles Getting thru a door. Ileta is Mrs. Hovey. Miss Bl'9XVSt61'7S no longer small. She has to stoop to conquer Because she's just that tall. What's become of Marleah Brooks? You all may guess awhile, But I'l1 tell you shets the Missus Up the street about a mile. 1.,1ll10lIl0ll51 C11rnev111e At last has got fl man. They were lllIlI'l'1011 111111 she 140111111 His 111111111 was just A111111111. The 1ov11li11s1i of f'0111110S Just 1-1111111 211111 1111111 1l1e 11i1'. 1Vl1111'ev111' 14111110110 111111 M111'f'111'111 go FN The 111-11w1l hegins 111 s1111'11. K1 v 7 lvl-2111 111111-1111111'1l, ' so11111111111 1-1-11111! 111111111 11111 11111111-s 1':1s1 111111 1111's11, To his w1'is1 11. 1111111 was 111111. F1111 K111l11'.1'11 lI111111l11's now 11 lll11'S0. 1,111 sonne llilllllj' s11111111111 s 11v11ni11g 1CQlll'1' 211111 K1111111111,1 11 11111111. .XII11 1111111 i11 1111 .h11,Y 1 l'll'11ll1illl'S llown 1111 M111lis1111 S1l'1'l'1. ll' you 111111 now 1-111111111111111' NV11 11111111i11n111l M1111111 111110. 'l'o his 11111111111 l1'11111's 111111'1'i1111: T1l2l1 111111111 11 1111111111111 1w11. Now A11'y 6111111111111 lsn'1 so 1111111y-w111111yq 1118101111 1111's 15111111 111 111111' A1111 joi111111 111111 Mussolini. Leona Kuhl is 11111 so XV21l'l1l, P111 not sure if 11's so or not. But, being quite so cool, you know, Makes her not so hot. Je1'1le11 Gellge is il j11111'1111lis1, He shows the Sillllib 11111 light. Tho' iaking up our English He still kll0YVS how 10 wPi1e. Since 1hey've f01'lllC11 leagues for women, Mutzy's', come froin Ollt her ll00k And Wound up her pitching arm, To shoot that f11111ous h0ok. 7 .5 Q. x 'P ry I. as A A 'F rv,..,.,i.. 3. ..fg:',,.s, Y . 1, I ,eq . ,552-,ag t i'.f15.'.5f'- '5.-,ugly ofa ' k .e?,,,'f1 5' 'i1'f'L5xl1i'T E . if iam. ,ar . . R , -5: ' f.-'a . A. - J-..iv v-fi Y ' .X .sw-. vw, 1 '- .gl ,,,- ie-iii t,,,,Q.v,,,,mgKf, W . .cw as, -' , , ix. YnI..,a.,'Z': ' ' fifwg. lg if i .rf mf ,'i5fi'e'i: fr 5.- 3 fish . R. l. ,wal '13 hiwfw r A so .i ' Williams i our golf king, He is a salesman, too. b For being quite so good at jokes He makes each hole in two. Pm not so sure of Schucky, Hefll come a little later. For ,being Eddie's friend and pal Makes him some debate:-. Just how do you pronounce it, Betty did you say? VVell, he has moved to Sherrill And he's happy to this day. Dorothy and Bobby Have married in the East. Does Bobby love his leafy Dot? Oh, no, not in the least. Anna died without any brains, It doesn't pay to learn. You oft become a schoolmarm And die just being stern. The price of good bologna Has steadily gone down. Cause Red and Gord co-operate Without the slighte t frown. 7 Each one would sing in turn The fellows and I now took a ride, And toward the end ,we all burst on Ham and Mary Morgensterni' Here's one to May Bell Snyder You all won't understand. That guy may have built a porch, But he didn't get her hand. 5 , Them things are hard to patent, Tl1ey're a little hard to do. A11'y0u ll90!1'i8fE'1iffCl8 brains AP' Ye' 'f 'i 'V 1 A 'E 1'- M . v. i 9. , - .4 . - I R Ll -, A. Mai fs vi-1fpQa..x QW . 9.23-.A . .13 ef :is .,- 1 1 -sr . H ' . . 'j'-2-:M 'f,,..,-it ' 5 I . gg! ,Utsffg 'Af Id, A n , ,, A ,Q iufffz iq? f K -1 ' 'v g :-5 -J A Luij fy'-7, we .. ' ' . gm' ' Ef'SYi',w if. gf in . V i , fm, --tsiwsf Q'nQug:.i-5 new i I . . viz. fi. ' H-'ie f- V ,- , ... f '- QYN1' M V , 4. : A. 1,-f - 4.22. 1-Q .ee -.. , .. is V Ciassn iWiii NVALLACE COLYVAY, Class Lawyer y f rr! E, the class of nineteen twentysseven of Oneida High School, of the City of Oneida, County of Madison, State of New York, being ol' sound mind and memory and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as and for our last Will and Testament: First, Vile hereby revoke all wills, codicils or testamentary instruments by us and at any time heretofore made. Second, NVe give, bequeath and bequest to our Principal, Albert II. Covell, our unending and alfeetionate praise. Third, To Eldon Dungey the sole tsoulj 1-ight to monopolize Mary Clark's time. 1f'om'th, To Madeline McCormaek--Bernard O'Brien. Fifth, To Albert Moshier a lite estate on the Loucks' f arm. Stazth, To Robert Lorenz a season's pass to Dorothy Powers' home. Seventh, To the class ot' twenty-eight our supply of senior dignity to be used at all times. Eighth, To Florence C. Mcllougall a pair of ear mutils to be worn at all times for the purpose ot' deadening the noise produced by the wearers of leather heels. Ninth, To Lewis XV. Lawrence a more stern and commanding face to be used when asked for permits. Tenth, To Francis Ignazzitto a one-way ticket to Sunny Sicily. Eleventh, To Esther Messenger a new chair---she doesn't sleep comfort- ably on the one she has. Twelfth, To Leonard A. NVatters a more ambitious football team than that of '26. Tlmtecnth, To any member of the fairer sex that may chance to accom- pany Emerick Godor, a pair of roller skates. Fourfcentll, To Gladys ll. Fearon our combined wish that she may have good luck and that she will not forget the lll0llliwl'S ol' the class ot' '27. 1 ?:ftUClLflI,, To Agnes McCormack, Francis Tarry. SieI7fC0tLfhf, To James Murphy the privilege of having the Park Garage sign his study slips and report card. SGUONf06lLflI., To Cliilord Hart a curling iron and two mirrors. Efightccnlh, To Miles Ilavis all kinds of good luck at Colgate. Nineteenth, To Donald llevan Muir a 't'ew more ot' the High School base- balls. Twentieth, To Hazel Laurie a pair ot' stilts. Tfwcnty-jirst, To liernardine llu ilois a lock of sunny 0tto's tiaming hair. Tufcnty-second, To Miss llurns a group of more intellectual students than are now signed up for chemistry. Twenty-thifrd, To Frederick Schuck a device for determining the date so as to avoid all danger of meeting O'Donnell. r I ' Tzoenfy-fourth, To Alfred Shorteli an athletic scholarship in the Dur- lmmville riding: arudeiny. 7'Il'I'lll'll-fiffll, To all tho girls rolivrtivt-ly :md imlividuzllly. John llzltrh. Tll'f'lIf,lj-Nf.I'HlV, 'l'o Howzlid Lowis :I primtv 'phono to Maury Morgauistvl-11's homo to prvvmit tho iwighlrors from Iistm-iiiiipg-iii. 7'11'r'nfy-.wr'1'm1ll:, To tho t':u-iilty :uid roniniiiing stndonts ot' Uiwidzi High School fl'll 11321 ll0Q:Nil02ltiN ol' voiisolaition to lm usod to hvlp rontrol thvir grivt' :lt our dvpzirturv. txVilGll.S wrong with this llil'ill1'l'?ki The Students' Association t jay! tho tirst Friday lllllldlillg' ot' overt' month tho :xssvmlnly poriod is gg!-l dvvotvd lllilillij' to tho husiinoss ot' tho Studvnts' Association. 'Pho QOVl'l'lllll0lli ol' this zlssorizltion rests in tho hands ol' :ni alnlv lnody. nanm-ly: thc- l'r1-sidont, Vivo-l'rvsidvnt, S0011-talry, 'l'l'0:1sl11-v1', AIilllilQ'l'l'S ot' alll studvut zu-tivitios NllSftlilll'ti hy tha- nssorizltion. as will :ls tho liiul lCdit'or, an i':u'ult,v advisor and il nwmhvr from out-h rlalss. Soon after tho opening.: ot' srhool tlll vlvrtioii was hold :md thc- following' oiiirvrs duly installlvdz l'rt-sidmit, Stuart Williams: viii'-I,l'0Sid0llf, Otto Shortollg Srri'ot:u-y, Sorzipliiiw Rose, and 'l'i'wis1ii-vi-, Miss tihxdys Fvaron. To he fl IIIOIIIIPUI' in good standing.: il Si'lltit'Ili must pay his monthly dm-s l'0gIlllt'tI'iy. Our prosont U0liSfiillii0Il daitvs from .I:1nll:lr,v il, 1924. Sonic of its aims whim-h tho association strivvs to attain nrt-: To t'ostor school spirit, to t'urthc-r studunt zu-tivitivs, and to l'ii'l'l'iiV0i'V organizer thc- student hody for thc- rondm-t ot' its ilii'ilil'S.v Uneicio High School Honor U Tho honor 4'0 is tho hig.5hvst award that Omlidn High School hvstows upon its Ql'2ltillilfl'S. lti is il rocogiiitioin ot' srholurship, athlrtir prowvss. drzmmtir ability, svrvire in thv High Srhool owlic-stl-at or on the stati' ot' the High School paper, :md of sm-hool ritizviiship. WVU :Irv proud to aumoum-0 tho winnvrs oi' tho llonor 1 D . 1925-1i0lll'g.1'l? A. llowoy, Jr., Murgairvt A. Gould, I . Urownoll Tompkins. 19215-Mirimn Ulmmplin, Hilda Christ. IciliiN'l'ill0 Hainswortll, till-nn Iioncks, Sorupliim- Hose. 1927-N. IiIil1'l'y Ulmmpliii, Thomas Gorton, Fred Morse, Stuart XVillian1s. Y 1 Tl v-1 I Z 5 5 fs, x A s y S S 1101 . 111111 wg W T l1e11ooves us, since we 11121110 snrh a splash i11 o11r fall 0002181011011 by fl., n . u I tl1e Junior l'1'0lll, to niake 2111 equally 813111111111 splash 111 tl1e opposite 1-131: direction. 1Ve have hopes that our -lnnior play will do this. By tl1e way, you are all expef-ted to be here that night. It is The Suit-ide Specialist Zllltl anyone Clllllfllllililllllg' sniride should 1101 t'ai1 to rome illlll learn 11ow from Clifford Hart lll11lS9lf. If yon do not wish a public tl6lll01lSf1'Elfl0ll, 1 tllll sure he would gladly sl1ow you privately. free of t'll21l'Q0. 1Ve guess that it is coni- ing otf tl1e 20th of tl1is llltlllfll, hut that is not certain. If it isn't the 20111, it will be along the tirst ot' next SP1lf0111ll0l'. Please reserve your seats IIOXV. They say that t11e seleet few attending the l,l'01l1 were eonsideralrly inspired 211111 0V6l'l'01l10 hy a vocal solo by Max FPCQIIIZIII. Otherwise it was :1 complete 1'ai111re. 1'e1'l1aps the fun c-an he made up at the -llllll0l'-Stillllbl' picnic l1eld at Lewis Point Monday, -lune ti, at 2:00 Sll21l'I1. 111 l1is message to the nYl1llll01' 1-lass this 110011 Mr. Uolway said: l'lVC1'j'01l0 he sure T0 he there! Mr. fll011l01lfS l1as offered 11is linionsine. Other ll'2l11SIi0l'f2lf10ll assured. Raves for all -Inniors Illlll Seniors under l-1-. Special races for those over 20. Home Zllltl lll'11lLf your ow11 stoniaeh tiller. After Sllfll 2111 attraetive invitation, we Uilllll fail to 001110, food and 0V61'j'l'lll11,2'. l'lV01 VlNNlj' seems to have had enough for tl1e preselit, j111lg'i11g' from our last food sale. XVQ 11121110 11110, and tl1at was better lllilll 11otl1i11g.1g at all. What does it niatter, for next year, we will he royal Seniors. .co um :plug J ss-111.3 GUST .qi- Swphomwre 195751 S 11111 S111111111111111-s 111' 151213-LET. W1- 1111111 111'1f11111111is111111 1l10l'l' 111 11111 11111 'QNX . . . . , . ,-, . kg? , 111 111'g11111z:1111111 1112111 W11 11111 :ls 11111 111'1's1ll11z1l1 1'1:1ss of 1513.1-111. 111 ML 11- l- kg 'Qilll 11111' S111-111111 ,1'11111- Ivy l'10l'111lQ1' 11111 1'111111wi11g.g' 111'l11'c1's: 1'1'0si11e11f-11111111111 l11'11g'g. Vice-1'1'1esi1114111-M1111111i111' M1-P111-111:11'11. S1-1-111111ry-J111111 3I2111l'1'. T1'1111s111'111'-11111111111 I'11ss1111. NVQ took 1b2l1'f i11 11111 s1'1111111 11111111111 11111'i11g U1111i11:1's '1'w11111,1'-1i1'l11 Alllll Vl'l'S2ll'y Ue111ln'11ti1111. 1'1:11'11 1-111ss was 1'111'11g11iz1-11 by its 11ill'1:1-12111-s11a1pe11 111111 1'111111'e11 1lilfS. 1I11w1ev111-, as 11111 0111-11111 llig'11 S1-1111111 -I1111i1n- Flaws, we expect To lll 111111'u progress next year. QE V CE, 'H d y 7 '51 ' 1. 'S 15 -'Diff X Q3 'if ,ffk W A .w 15:1 1 ll., if ii ll . j., ' TQ A nv , M' if 'Y ' -A . N I is: . .GQ , 1 I: N .11- ct el, , W mas. er? LQ.-Q llli Frcshinen have hccn very active this ,renin At the first ol' the ,vcatr zi meeting was held in which we elected onr class otlicers ax follows: H491 l'l'esi4lent, Joseph Ulenients: Yicc-1iresitlent, Marian Schnylcr: Sec- retary, Betty Toomey: Tl'Ci!Slll'l'l', Halrolsl Skinner, and nieniher of the Student Council, Paul Foster. We have held four other meetings since then, in which we have discussed student dues :intl class colors. K J. B. K M. NV. UVH I'IXUl1.XNtilCS lililti-27 The 7illfflI'l',N Rockwood High School, llockwootl, Val.: Thr lfrnlllal l'pl, Coleman High School, Texas: Thr: llolf High Sr-hoo! .lluy11:inf', Liverpool, linglaml: Hllrccu and Is'rou'n, ' Flngstntl' High School, Flngstztlil Ariz.: Tim liifll and IiIr1clc, Rogers High School, Newport, R. I.: The lfcfl and BIm'k ,'l Leroy High School, Leroy, N. Y.: ,iIIUIUfIAlj,N Monticello High School, Monti- cello, N. Y.: Tim Tl IIlIllll'l,H Clinton High School, Clinton, N. Y.: The .lco- flcmic 0bSl,'I'l'l'I'.,', lvfil'2l Free Acznlcniy. Vtica, N. Y.: Thr: f,ilIl'llIlil'II', Ningzllwl Falls High School, Ni2lQ'Ell'2l Falls. N. Y.: Thr: 01111-iff, tlloversville High School, Gloversville, N. Y.: Tl1c Sfrlilrlfrral Iil'lII'l'I',u ii0lllC Free At'Eltil'lll'Y, ltolne, N. Y.: The Sa-lmlusfic Opinion, llonic -Innior High School, Home, N. Y.: The Spiriff Sherrill High School, Sherrill, N. Y.: Thr: ll,!'!'UI'lIl'I',H Pen- trnl High School, Syracuse. N. Y.: Thr iY0!'llff'l1lfllif!'l,U Vocational High School, Syracuse, N. Y.: I'1lllu'4lrul Vinyl, f'5liilCtil'2li Aczuloiny, Syracuse, N. Y.: 'i Thc Ornnyc and Iiluclfj' Port lllvron Higll School, Port Byron, N. Y.: HTIIG CIa1'irm,'f East High School, Rochester, N. Y. M. A. Tin' IMI! Nlujf lffliim' in Ifllivf '1'uml.xs A. Go1:'1'oN, 24 ,- .l.wsnr'ia1lr' Hflilurs lf,I'f'llllIlffIf Hflilnr 'xXN.XI:l'7I7l7l'I B1l'f10NNl'lI.l,, '27 BIILDIUCIF AUNI-1, '27 llll.l+.x Iillllrllll, '27 K1-:NN14:'rl1 INu1:.x11AxI, '27 Alumni Ealifor l'ls'1'n 1111: M1f:ss1cN1s1f:1:, 'L Spur! Hrlilmnw Jokc' Erlifnrs ANNA LUIWTIQS, '28 xVAI.I,.U.'l'I fToI,wAY, '27 GEOIUII-I F1:1+:Nux1, '27 Wu,I.1.xM DUNN, '27 AM Nrlilnr V1v1.xN l'.x1:M,x1,1411c, '29 l3r'pm'lr:rs Ikhm' RIOIlUl'1XS'l'l-IIRN, '27 Fm-in BIUHSH, '27 INPKIS I:l'H'!'UN, '28 S'rI'9.x1:'1' I31'Y1c.x, '28 1NlA1:f:1Q:1:y Ill-Lxlw, '29 BIAIIIUN SNUXVV, '29 ll-:,xNN1c'1 l'14: l!x:1+1sl,IN, 'ISU 1Nl'.x1:Y WI1l':14:r,1c1:, '39 Busilwss ,1lum1y 1r'r .lrI1'c1'Iisi11g Jlumlyv II.u:l:Y C1I.xM1'1,1N, '26 K1cNNm'1I CIIAMPLIN, .lwislffn lx I',xl'r. SICAIIS, '29 IHGNA AVI-IHY, '27 Gma1mN W1r.I,1.xAls, '28 S,xul'1c1. f'I!OCKIC'l'T, '29 f,'fl'1'IllIlffUll .llrllzflyfw -VIUIIN I .xf:i'1i, '27 .l,w.vi.vf1111ls Ihmxcl: NASH, 28 A Mmlx U1:1cws'1'l411:, '27 'lfupixl K,x'r111411:1N14:I!.v1'mrAN 1 ll1'1IIf,lf .-l rllriwn'-Q . AGN!-is ll, U. I'IAllRINlJ'l'UN Gr.Am's D. F1cA1:uN The Dial of IQ27 HIC DIAL, now in its eighth year, has undergone many changes in its I 1 n J 1 u u 1 n u . q a briet Iltetnne. At its inception, it took the lornn ot a single sheet. S2451 fill its hrst birthday, lt underwent the change troln this iorln to that of a magazine. This type of school publication was issued for the next four years. In September, 1921 a radical innovation took place, changing The Dial from a bi-monthly magazine to a monthly newspaper. This change was found to be inipracticable and this year we have returned to the forin of a bi-monthly magazine, a much better form for a small school. IVe owe a great deal to Miss IUQZIIOII who is leaving us this year for another field of activity. She it was who iirst conceived the idea that Oneida High should and could have a school paper and in her First year here she founded The Dial. She has been our Facility advisor for eight years and we ol' the Dial Staff will feel her loss keenly. A fThe Editorj ANUICSTUH WORSIIIP QA Tragedgll Ilramatis Personae 1 man fhel 1 woman fshel Act I Scene I t'I'he scene opens on the ocean beach near Kansas City. A man is in the foreground painting boats. A woman is seen slowly advancing over the sand on roller skates. She comes close to him and screamsj Woman-MI wanna! I wanna Yi' Man-f'Wanna who ? Woman fllecovers composurel-UI am desirous of learning to paint. Man- Paint what? VVOIIIRIII-HPEIIIIIQ my ancestoi-s.'I lAt this point she registers fear, hate, hope, love, illlll emotion without batting an eyelash.j Act II Scene I fThis scene opens on the bleak and desolate coast of L2lIJI'21l101'.D Man- But I only paint boats. VVOIIIZIH--KI want to paint my ancestors. fAt this point a blizzard is started. The stinging particles of ice land on her long eyelashes and congeal. She is unable to see. The inan takes a baseball bat and breaks Illelll oflll Man-'fMy dear lady! I only paint boats. hvllllltlll-f VV ith torrents of tearsl- XVon't you please teach me to paint llly ancestors ? Man tSofteningJ-- All right, l'll teach you to paint your ancestors, but they will look like boats. tCurtainJ Nvnior .llllflllll f'fiIlllllfl'f!'f'j0Ilf'illfl lliyh Nr-hool f'f7Nlil'Illllll '1'1loAi.xs Go1:ToN 1'JrliforiuI , Ill'IIH'lj l Kwxxwril lxou.x1l.xyl Gmxws IMNA 1+'1c.x1:oN .XNN.Xl!l'll,l,l'1 MvI'oNx1c1,i, Auxlcs li. l'. ll.x1:l:iNu'1'ox llllhlbltldll Aoxia lr, Iilllsillvss ' fl1'1UIHil'I FIIICNFIL ITl..x1:xf:xvr1 LICXVIS ll.x1u:Y i'1l.xM1'1.1N -lolfvs , lV.ll.l,Al'I'l i'o1,w.u' !'irf'rlIr1lion y X -VIUIQIN huzvli OUR ANNUAL l 5 UW ilo you like our cover? This issue oi' tho Senior .Xnmml is Ivouinl in 0l'l'lll1l llillllll' of clelic-aio lint. The llesiggu. l'lll'lllSllU4l by -lun Freucll. :xml prinfvil in silvur llanmls, lu-f'ol'u Tlw vyos oi' tho world our molto. To be mtlwl' tlmu to ss-em mul our class colors, ol-clniil :xml silvvr. Maury Tlumlcs to f'lz1i'1-lice Lewis for luis snappy work in Wllllllllllg up ::.lw1'tisomvnts. Um' two fncwilly il1lVlN0l'S, Miss Fun-on mul M1-s. Ilan-rington, lluvs- wi-taiinly elouv mow than tlwir Mbit . Sc-ml Uolwny has givvu us :I g0ll0l'0llS zllloimvnf ol' poppy jolu-s. Tlw otlml' lll0llllN'l'S of the slzltf lmvu l::lro1'ml long: illlil ill'I'0llll1llSll01l llilliill. Wei 2llDlll'0l'l2lll' the tilmm-izll zissisfzlllw given ns by the vzlrious 4-lzlssvs mul 0l'QillllZllil0llS. lflspewinlly have wo lwc-n zliilvfl by llllSlll9SS nwn of Une-imlzl who lmvs- lmvlu-1l us by their zulvcrfisingg, .Xml now, Mr. SllllSCl'lll0l', wo wisll To tlmnk you for lwlping us to put this issue across. THOMAS GUHTUN 5 ,Q W,- l tIl'lIlfelj-SffIH'illII lliylz Nvilnnl Il. f'l.Al'lll'1 ll.xum', Slllb0l'illll'll41l'lll ol' Svlmolsg MARY l'. xVIlI'l'l'I, Assistant lu SlllDl'l'illi01Nl0IlfQ A1,1:1c1:'1' ll. f'UYl-1I.I,', l'rim-ipnlg G1..xm's ll. 1 1'1.x1:0N, Pre- rvptlvss, Ilistoryg GEIl'l'lEI'lbl4Z M. Iil:.xm', Stmmgl-zxpllyg Mics. I m1a1axc'l1: C. Mc- llo1'1:ALL, Iinglishg M.xI:1lc IC. F,u:1:l':1,x., Spnnisll, Iflnglishg DIIIJDIIHD li. SUUTT, .xI2ltll9lll2lfil'SQ Mme:-rx. II. XVICIIII, Iiooklu-vpi1xg.g', Law, l':i'0llUlllil'SQ HVT11 G11-ufolm, I' , , 1' ' I 1 W hlsfory, fyIVll'SQ Mus. I-il4:r.1.14: l,. Hula. M.u:u4:, lunglish, lim-omnllic Gcograpllyg I '1:-xNc1as M. llossl-:1:'r, 1 1'vm'l1g li. Imrzm' ILu:'r, Ural Iinglisllg Cl.A1:,x ll. IgUVVlCN', ' I I 1 Lntmg MARY Iwnxs, Iwiolugy. 1 lll'llliNll V2 Llcwxs W. I,.uvm:Nu1'1, Matllclnativs, hating Mus. f'UllNl'II.lA U'I,m'1:l11,1N, A101-I l'-1' Mrs. A l'I1l0'lisI1g Il.u:l:11':'1' II. No1:'1'll lfhwlisll, Ulvlvs: Mus. BIILIIIIICIP H. '1'l'F'rs Els PH , H , ! ,V mental-y llusinossg M.x1:x' ll.x1:xuw'mr:, Svimmeg M.x1:114: L. XVIClI.lIABIl'Ill, Type- . . , . 3 1. , .x uxlcs li. 1I.xm:xNr:ToN, 's'.'l'lfllIQI, f0llllll0l'4'lZlI 4xl'iHlIllOfil'I l':S'I'lH'Il! M. 1uI4ISSI'INGlaIl, S0i'l'0f2ll'.Y To l'1'ilu-i- 1-allg AID.XI.INI'1 ll. Rm'1cw14:1.1.,, Liln-:H-iam: l'm:.x IG. I:.XIlHl'Ill, Dl'2lWilljJ,'1 Mus. l'Im'r1I A. ll.xl:vm'KA, Music: I1I'f0N.XI!ll A. xV.X'l I'I'll!S, Foaxcll of I-Zoys' Afllletivsg Mus. A MY lb. XY.v1 1'l111:s, lfozwlx of Girls' .Xthlc-tivs: I lcANv1s l,UN.KIIl'I'l,, LIOi'll2lIlil'2ll llruwingg Mus. Eswllmn II. lllfuxlx, llenlthg Miuuux 15. Lows, U1-all Hygienist. 'lit Elf: 557 A5415 ii 55. '-2 :J M 1176101111 1 my 1 --Pl in-I Q V . new is H 4 f A ,A L f:'f1:--smfi Q: ,S fa 'M' '11 f X111 1' ' ms 1 -I D' G' 11 ' 1 TT VST 11s -111110, 11127 s111-lls 4'111111111-111-1-1111-11t l'o1' 11S S1-11io1sg so it S1l0llS 'S-4 Wag' it 1111111111011110111011t for Mi. l1111'4lj', 111111 s111101'i11t1-11111-111. ll w11s with iq? ' 1 110011 1'l'QI1'0i w0 10111111011 ot' l1is 1101-isio11 t11 l0i1Vl' 115. For 1111- 1111st tw11 .V02l1'S 110 1111s 11ilot01l tllll' s11l1ool ship safely 111111111111 S1'01'1l1j' s011s of 1111111- 111011t, 11111111111 1'111'ks of 1liss011tio11, hy 1'00fs ol' 111111ositio11. 111lE1llj' l11'i11gi11g.1 11S to il ll21l'l101', t110 1'011liz11ti1111 of 11111' 110si1'0, 21 110w S011io1- high s1-l1o11l. 11110 of the g1'011t0st blows tl111t 11111' i11stit11tio11 ol' lQ21l'1l111Q' 11115 l'0i'01Vl'1l i11 11111115' y0111's is t110 111111111111001110111 of Miss Pll'211'01l'S 11011111't111'0 to 1Vl1it0 l'lil11lS. Gl111lys Il. 11'0111'o11, 1111 111111111111 oi' 011011121 lligrh, 1111s t1111gl1t l1isto1',v within th1rs0 w11lls eight y0111's 111111 1111111111-11s of st111l0111s ll21VC 10111-11011 to 1'11ll 110l' Hf1'1611l1.,7 A loy11l s111111111-t01' of 1111 s1'l1oo1 111-tiviti0s, sl10 1111s i'i1li011, 'VCRII' 11l't01' y0il1', 1110 1'0s111111si11ilit,v of lll211l,V 111111111-i111 011t01'111'is0s. Sill? llilS 11111111011 111 givo 1111014121 High School il 11111101' worthy ot' 11111- school 111111 1111s s111-1-0011011-t110 111111. YVO 111'0 sorry t11 lose Mr. 1I:11'11,v 111111 Miss F01111111, 111111 w0 t'l'1'i21l1lly 0llV.V 1Vl1it0 l'l11i11s 1111 its two 111-1111isitio11s. XV0 11110 s111'0 it will 11111 110 long in 11iscoV01'i11g tl10i1- st01'li11g 111111liti0s. 1V0 111'0 11ls11 S01'1'j' to los0 Miss l1111'11s NVl10N0 1'll0lll1Sll'j' 1'l11ss0s w0 so i11'1l011tly 1-11t01'01l. HV0 o111it 111011tio11 of l011vi11g il101l11. NV0 1111: 1111ti1'ip11ti11g t110 111'1'i1'11l of 11111- 110w 111'i11i1-i1111l 111111 ll'il1'lll?1'S 111111 will joy1111sly w0l1-111110 11111' 110w-11111 S1l11l!l'l1li0111l011l', Mr. tfovcll. NVO wish the wholo 'f2li'11li.V 21 v111'11tio11 i11 wl1i1-l1 t110 11111'111-1111115 woes ol' 0. H. S. 11111y be forgotten. 011-l1c.s1111-U111'1'1I11 High Sfrlmol Violins, 191111111 DIOIKSIG, l.11l!o1' l31o11.x1:, lCs'1'111c1: S11.1111', .l11,1N1f:'1'1'11 I!1111s1,1N, -l0SI'll'II 1'1.11:.11:1j, 'l'11o11.1s hlII.l.Alll1,, Y111f:1x1,1 M,x11111:g Tru,1npr'I, ll111+1'rc1111N JoNEs, l'11.x1:1.1f:s llo1'1q1V1-:1.1.V,'Nu.:-up71om'.v, Rox' llowxlcx,K1f:NN1':'1'11 C11AM1'1,1N,' IIr1l1n.v', S'l'.XN'l'UN lZ,11.1111'1N,' Piano, 'l'11o11,1s fi0ll'l'0N,'1ffI'I'f'fIH', l+I111T11 CooN Il.11:1'o1'1i. 5516, L'l'll0IT4ill tho 1111-111lw1'sl1i11 has not lwou so l:11'g'o :ls last ye-ar, tho XQ, . . 1 , o1'1-l1ost1':1 has hull :1 V0l',V lllll'l'0SflllQf illlll 1ll'0ill2llllC Season. 1 Y F . llo have pluyvml :lt l'V0l'.V W1-okly 2lSS0lllllllY 111111 other 0llf0l'lillIl- lll0lllS lllllll 111 tho z1111lito1'i11111. Wo also zlssistocl i11 givi11g fl H110 Ul11'ist111:1s p1'og:g1-11111 all tho Ulml Lzulios' lillllll? Qlllll tho following wook onjoyocl 21 Christ- 111:1s iron Slllllwl' ol' Ulll' own, NYlll'lI lllilllj' jokes wore pivlcvcl fl'0lll the l'l'l'0. ln ! I'0lll'll2Il'j' tho 0l'l'll0Sll'il was woll l'l'lPI'0SPllll'1l by three of its 1Pl'0llllIll'llf lll0lll- lu-rs who plalym-al iltll' tho wvolcly ZlSS0llllll.V i11 SllPl'l'lll High School. Two olhvr SllIllll'l'S llilVl' 1101111 l'llj0yl'1l :1111l all - 'H l l :1111111:1l llll'lll1' io ho hohl all Sj'lV2lll llglxilfll. .111 oocing fo1'w:11'1l to the Whon Olll' V1-1',V cz11:':1lvlo l0Zl4lf'I', Miss Coon, XVil'll0llt Olll' 11c1'111issi011 - a l'll2lllgJj0ll hm' 11:1111o lo M1-s. llalrcof-k. we were 11f1'z1i1l the 0l'l'll9Sfl'2l would have ls Ill' llll'0l'QSt is llllilllilflill, we for- give hor :1114l oxloml lll'lll'l V 1-o11g.f1':1l11l:1lio11s to Mr. 11111l Mrs. B2lllf'0l'li. to luke Slll'0ll1l plan-o i11 l1o1-nffof-11io11s: lllll : A I 1 B. G. Cas! of College Ilflyxf' l'1'1'.w1'n1f'fl by l,1'lIlltl!fff3 Ulzlb lbllAM.X'l'lC t'l,l'l! N0'l'l+ZS 'Y 11111111lmo1s 111111 lost to tho llfilllliliit' lflnh lalst yt-nr through lllltl 1 1 lvg6i . , . . . glillillililtlll Zlllti othvr l'02lS0llS. ,lfzxving th1s ln1111ll1':1p wo stnrtwi work ill tho full. Tho Following otiit-1-1's wow allot-t1-1l: Sl'l'2lllililll' llosv, l'1-osicloiitg Ii2ll'l'j' t'l1:11n1wli11, Yi1'04l'1'1fsi1l1-11t'1 llolvn Fila-l1z11'1l, Sv1'1'1'tz11 1': 'H 1' ' 1' Hook. 'l'h1' li. L. Ilan-t, T1'0:1s111'1-1', nntl Mary BIUl'f,fl'llNil.'l'll, lxupu ol th tlntv ol' tho lnst, llllllliillllllti is to lu-vp in il sc-nip-hoolc nll photos. IIUWSIPZIIWI' Xl l'ii0-llllS, lll'0Ql'2llllS, 1111-.. ot' our t'lnh doings. This has lat-1-n tlono iitbl' tho pnst two y0:11's 211111 tho hook now is at mighty intoulsting ono. To tho twvnty old lll0llllN'l'S who st:11't1-tl otl' tho Vinh in tho I'a1ll wo nthlwl twonty now lll0lllil0i'S :it our Iirst initi:1tion. Sil0l'l'iii lligh lll'Rllllilii1' t'l11h 1'ntv1't:1i111-tl IIN ont- 1w1111i11g in tht- I':1ll nntl wo haul n niost vnjoynhlo tinw. fllll' 1-tl'o1'ts this your, ns lust, worm- on tho Lj't'l'Illll i'0lll'Sl'. nntl ngnin wm- inanlo good, 1-losing tho sonson with at snhstnntiznl ililiilllkl' to our 1'1'111iit. Four lllllllll0l'S NVl'l'0 lzllniiin-si: First, tho Aii-,Xlllt'l'il':lll .Xll-Stair lit-viow iAI'0lll tht- lloynl l.y1'11111n ll111'v:1111 tho sovoinl lllllllillll' i'I'0lll tho iil'til?2liil l!111'1-:111 wns l'2lllK'tEii0tl iDt't'2lllS0 ol' :1 ll0t'l'SStll',Y Ciltlllgt' in thvir tlntt-s vontlirting with 1-vonts :ill roauly st-ln-1l11h'1l ln-1-1-3 tho thi1'1'l 1111111lw14', Tho fiil2ll'lll Svhoolf' pI'04llll'l'ti hy Olll' own lllt'lllil0i'S, provotl :1 tlovitlt-1l hit. Ncwoi' will wo t'o1'gvt tho lights going ont, hfnving ns in 4i2ll'iill0SS for tiI't1-4-n ininntos. il!ll'iilQ this illi0l'llliS- sion I :nn lvtl to hvlit-vo that A Kiss in tht- lh11'k wats nlso p1'o1l111'1-tl: this, however, wus 11:11-k stngo :incl not for tht- honvlit ol' tho n111liv111-11. Tho hig lllilllillil' of tho f'0lll'S0 wats tho opol-1ftt:1, Polls-go Days. With sixty in tho vust this provotl il big elrziwing 1':11'1i :intl it wns 11111-ln1'1-nl 01111-y hit ns good as .K ,,.:, --w-of k r . Miss Cherry Blossom of last year. XVe wish to express our thanks to all who helpetl with this protluetion. For the thirtl time we enteretl the State-witle one-aet-play eontest at the tlonservatory of Musie in lthara. This time we came home with honors. Eleven sehools, from Seheneetatly to llnlfalo, were enteretl. Seraphine llose. Lelloy lliggar anal William llunn were ehosen to represent our Vluh in .loseph t'. I.ineoln's play. The Managers. First we went into an elimina- tion contest anal our play was rhosen as one ot' three to go into the finals. We felt that this in itself' was an honor eonsitlering the competition we were up against. liing.:hamton won filst plate for the hest play in the tinal eon- test. and thanks to the fine wolk of Hill Dunn we were awartlerl first for the hest intliviilual aetor. .is in the past two years we hurl a won1lerI'ul time on the trip antl ale looking' toiwaitl all ieafly to entering the eontest next year. At our seeontl initiation in Felzlnaly twenty-three new menlhers eame into the t'luh. This ln-ings our memlrei ship up to sixty-three. Un this oeeasion the initiates protlueetl an original play written hy -lack lluhy, eaeh eantlialate getting' an opportunity to show his at-ting ahility hetore heing votetl in. It seems as il' with shampoos, molasses massag1,'es, permanent waves anal eleetrie treatments we might capitalize our initiations anal hy t'llRll',LZ,'lllLI regular heauty-parlor lates int a little more money in the treasury. Perhaps the initiates tlitl not quite 2ll!lilt't'lillt' the fart that they were getting so mueh l'or nothing: We are looking forward with keen anticipation to the completion ot' the new High St-hool huihling, when e we will have a real little theatre, stage. equipment antl all, for protlut-ing' our plays antl entertainments. 501: -, ,- N' . if OOO , .ll I' NOVN Oli Ylillll? Thieves at Meshoppen Take Young l.a4ly's t'lothes antl lVat't-ll While She llathes. Ileaalline in Wyalusing tl'a.l Rocket. oo all V' i F '2 4 - I 2 N ix? i ' 'i T .T P :'-.-Gr, '- J' .1-1'? .g2v,agg. - Y V, NIUTLICY 2ll'l'il.V ol' 1-xn0rivi1c'01l nn-n :ind othvrwisv rl-spondvd to thi X ins Fox .1 pciiod ot two mills 1 ns S - - - ' ' ' '- .' 'alll-slli0n Eg Ind :wstlwtir dzint-ing wvrv in vogrno. Aftrr this Cilllll' tho signal s l A tirst will to tho niolvsk' drills, hoard talks, and finally the nunch-lloprd-l'or Sl'l'lllllllll1Il'. llvspito thi scralnblo for rogrnlzir lwrths, the svvwity ol' drills :ind si-riinmngvs. tho nwn had il spirit ot' do or div. Not ons- nnplvzlsunt e1xn0l'ic-Iwo lllZll'l'0tl tho huginnins, ofthe sc-zlson. This sznno spirit lalstvd throughout tl iv S0ilS0ll'?2l hrotlivr-lik lic binding tho nlzlyvrs and snhs together. A sinnnmry ol' the svnson: 0.11. S .,,..,.... .lil U. H. S ..,....... Sl 0. ll. S ......,,,. ., ..., lil U. ll. S .,,,.i,.,. tb 0. ll. S .......... T 0.1l. S .......... ti 0. ill. S ...,,,.... .....,. I Il 0.11. S .,..,.,... 0 'l'ol:il 0. II. S. .,.. ,..,,,, l N5 St. .Xloysins ,i.i. ,, tl Oswego ...,..,,,.... .. 0 tilovvrsvillv ..... ,. T xV2liPl'l0NYll ..... ,, tl Ilvrkiinvr .. EI llonw .......,....,.. .. 0 f'1lll2lSl0l'2l .... ,l 0 l'tic-an ..,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 li Total Opponents ..,,, ., ISS Ton:-lulowns-'llniigvy, ti: Moshivr, 23 Dunn, 2: XVilli:nns, 1: Shortvll, l Zohloy, 1. Points zlftvr tom-hdown-Zohlvy, ti: 'lDnng.:0y, 1. 'Phe prospects for next your are not qnitv so rosy, but ai good toznn shonlt rf-snlt. Missing from noxt yv:1r's lino-np will ho Dunn :ind Shortvll, vnds Muir, Clements, Lorenz, Colwziy and Inl'0lll'll, llll0Slll0llI Z1-hlvy Zllltl xvlllltllllh hacks. lVith such tnlvnt grmtlilzltiiig, tho ht-:nrt of tho tvzini will iw gonv, lm others will rise up to till their places. A 1 A I V W ., , vw, J. . ' - Av-I lf'ootbaTll Team.-Omfidu Hfiyhl Sclmol Tm' Row, Ll4IF'U TO 1l1c:11T-lloxsnzlw Lomcxz, ICIJJON IHfN1:1cY, OTTQ SI1oIc'1'1-:m,, VVILLIAM DUNN, IIOXVAIRD LEYVIS, Ror.1.1N F1:ANc1s, WVESLIQY Monnow. Mm- DLE ROW'-VVALLACE COLWAYI, Glaoluuc FRENCH, Llco GRASZLIQR, ALv0Im YOUNG,-EDW'ARD ICIMIEALL, PAN, I+'osTm1:, Josmvn Cr.mn':N'1's, COACH LE0NAu1w WVATTICIIS. BOTTOM ROXV---INJNALD Mun, Flzwmclnlcli SMITH, CIIALES Zun- LEY, STUART XVILLIAMS, Am:1f:nT lSIos11114:u, IIAMUN F1cImAnA, IJWIGIIT Fus- TER, RALPH CLEMENTS. 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W I J I N Brmkotbfnll Team-Oneida High- School I STANDING, LIIIHT T0 RIGHT -FI:I4:IvIII:IeIq SAIITII, .l.x5IIcs IZIWIIA, MIIII-Is lhxvxs, LE- Rox' llIof:AI:, Houma Xasu, UARI.'l'0N l7AssIcI,I., .Ions InAGl'E, JOSl'll'II UIIIIARY, TVALLACE J oHNs'1'oN, GoI:noN GIIIIIGII, AI.I,If:N ,I'ITeIII4II:, AI.lll'lll'l' BIOSIYH-Ill. SIT- TING, LIIFT T0 RIGIIT-GIaoI:uIf1 FI:IcNeH, AIa'I'IIr'I: FIIIGNCII, Miaxzo Room, Ennox DIYNHEY, Howluan LIcwIs, CIIAI:IIIIs FIIIIINCII, WII.I.IAM DUNN. A basketball banquet was lIeld oII Mal-eh 14, 1927, in which the boys and girls united for a feed and dancing. Games were played, including a basket- ball game between the girls and boys. The boys were clad as ladies, with one arm tied dolvll and playing girls' I-ules except for dI-ibbling. The result was as 230-to-8 victory for the males. Individual scoring for the season: Dungey, Capt. ..............v...... 109 A. Fl'9lll'll .... 9 Root ...................... .... 1 11 Davis ............ S G. French .... 136 Cassell ..... . 5 llunn ............... .... 1 23 lWOSlll9l' .,.... 4 C. French ....., ......,. 1 09 Buyea ..... 3 Lewis .,......... .,.........,... 2 1 GI RLS' BA SKETBA LL L!-1 HIC girls' basketball team of '26 and '27 had a more sueeessful season than last yeaI s team enjoyed, although we lost a few games. The lips! team considered the trip to Oswego the most enjoyable one. They I-er-tainly showed their hospitality to us and we hope they had as fine a tiIne here I we Lib , I I3 -wr ' i 1 ggtaj ,ll as 1 4. 4 1 .- . , w....g.a. 'W N I bl'ITl the mt neathei that h is dim ml ul ilu tu ld pl nun and N zu C' Q I vi I1 . 3.1 ,.'. .ng 2.1.3-Z ,-IJ.. img tators during May, the start ot' the seasmu saw a 1-lear sky and hahny K? . . , . . weather. AS in previous years ll llLRV.llg and halting were in order for a, few weeks. Then those who had slewn some l2l'OIlliSl' of development were given suits and iielding' practice was hegun. As a nnrleus were: Zehley at shortstop, Muir at first. llungey as eatrlu-1' and lfrenr-li in venlei- tield. Art A-lle and Ohippy were ineligible for last yeai's srkuad, hut this year 1-:une ilu'oug'l1 with flying 4-filers, obtaining the lll'H'SS2ll.V Regents counts for eligibil- ity. New players were: Davis, Hain Lewis, fii2ll'll-Yu Lewis, tlainhitta. Sheedy, Lorenz. llunn and Millard. uTOllllllj'i, and Clarny ' were Witl. us last' year, lrnl did not make the teani. However, heth slmwed hasehall sense and TOlllIll,Yu has served as backstop for a large part of the Season. Hill Ilnnn, Muir and Hain Lewis sprang a few surprises. f'Ilill and Hana hy Uillllillgl regular ht-rths and Muir by his l'8lll?ll'k2lili9 pitching ahiliiy. The team needed piivlu-rs and with Moshier, Davis, Muir and Lorenz are well supplied. The sununary up to .Tune 2: Oneida .......................................... 5 Oneida ...,.... .. 5 Oneida .l...... . 3 Oneida ..4..... ,..., 1 0 Oneida ...... . ,.... 13 Oneida ........ . 9 Oneida ........ .. 7 Oneida ........ . 8 Oneida ........ ,,,., 1 5 Oneida .....,.. . 6 Oneida ........ . 9 'Oneida ........ . 5 Oneida ,..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. S J Oneida ....,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,, 1 05 il.- 'League playoff. Camden Manlius ...,,., l'ti4'a ....,,.,ww... Canastoia ..... Ilonie ,....., . Sheri-ill Oswego Vtiva ,,,....e, Vanastuta ...., Home .,,..e..,i Sherrill Iitiva .. Fulton Opponents 0 Baseball Team-Oneida High School LEFT T0 1:llllI'1', BACK How -AMILES Ilxvxsn, E1.noN 1EJvNm:EY, ITUNALD Mum, Al:T111'I: SHEEDY, COACH LEQNAED WAT'1'E1:s, IQOIZIGRT L01:ENz. MI1J1JIAE ROW---XVILLIAM DUNN, AL1vuE1m GAMBITTA, ARTHUR ADLE, Tuonms MILLAIUJ, CnA1:I.Es ZEm.EY. FRONT ROW--IIONVARD Llcwls, CLARENCE LEWIS, CARLTON CASSELI., BENJAMIN SIDOTI, GRALEY CODY. X v--mu..-.. G-one X 'VJ j K 4- T E xf Z l l giis ix 'wx X to v Q Tennis Tlftllllh-Ollillfld High School I'1L1o'r F1:11i1mAN, Smimlwr BL'1'laA, Si+1wA1:1m 1'1'ro11E1c, Farm BIOIISE NIC1IOI.ikS S'1'1cic1.1NG UIC to the good tennis players that Oneida High is replete with, our 'Q team has won every ll'lflff'll, this year. Take '4Sue Pitclielg for in- stance. He is a fast, consistent player who has won all his matches this year. Art From-ll is getting better every day. He is developing a 'flohl' stroke that's a knockout. Fred Morse, our raptain, is also playing a good game this year. There are others who will make good material for next year's squad. NICK STERLING, Mgr. ADVERUSIN AND V Ml ff ! JOKE f -ff l SONIC SUXHS 'l'lu- lClsi1- Snug-f l'llsiv you in my flrm-aims. 'l'ln- llulm-I Sung- llol1-l la-ll lm- wlwrm- my swc-4-lil-'s llielillggf' 'i'la4- 1'll4-4-sv S0llQ+ flllt'l'S0 tlu- lciml ol' an girl llml im-in lkrrgm-I. 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Y I Give him hair! hive him hair Miss lhmly is so alhsenteinimledl This morning she tied ai knot in her- i!2llllIk0I'l'ilI0i' to keep from forgetting' it. Ilave you hezml of the Swede who got mall when asked if his son haul il degree from Yale? Most - iris walk home so they can hurigv and tell their liapper i.l'Il'll1IS H BUSINESS TRAINING BRINGS SUCCESS Mail this coupon today Rochester Business Institute 172 Clinton Ave. South Rochester, N. Y. Over 44,000 young men and women have attended the R. B. I. since 1863. Today R. B. I. graduates can be found holding good positions in almost every mercantile and manufacturing establishment in Rochester and Date... Kindly send me interested in cou D Secretarial U Bookkeeping E Shorthand E Typewriting viclmty' I am interested Name ... .... . CI Il in attending: Day School Evening School your free catalog. I am rse I have checked. E Accountancy lj Salesmanship E Advertising lj Business Administration I will be pleased to have your representative call on: Afternoon ................ Evening . . . Month . . . Day ...... ....Telephone..... Street .................... City or Town .... Name of School Attended ..... ....State.... A. B. FERRIS HARDWARE 148 Mad ison Street BOEHLERT'S DRUG STORE Elizabeth Arden Toilet Goods Opposite the New Hotel Two Stores C 'P'i 'e 's of S. C. KINNEY 81 S0N THE CLARK PURE Fooo s'roREs 236-240 Main St. 108 S Cl M0'r0R SERVICE j Phone 572 Ih HINM AN MII. KER . 1 S are used the world over 100,000 IN USE HIN MAN MILKING MACHINE COMPANY Oneida, N. Y. , , W7 Y, , Y YW, W ,,, ,,7,, 74 , Y YW 7- -- MRS. R. P. 'WHITE TOT! The Place for LADIES' HATS Done by Dunn MAIN STREET ONEIDA Compliments of K PLUMBING AND HEATING ONEIDA QUICKWSHOE 1 L- M- EVANS Tel.: Office 204 House, 69-W CO' 108 WASHINGTON AVE. Tom Millanl- l've swzllloweml my C'0ll2ll' butiou, ma. Mrs. Millard- lVell, you know where it is, anyway. Feytlier Joi-k KTO his sou ou the way to l'llllI'l'llil--icHlSi', Angus, me lzul. Ye'4l better fake longer steps, seeing as ye'vc your Sunday shoes on. Annu Loucks, fuflier-4'St0p crying over spilt milk. If you musty shi-ml tears, shed them over that half-filled CPQSIIII cam. Otto-Ullid your unc-le l'ClllQlIlll6I' you when he made his will?,' llulpli-- I guess so. llc left me out. You change constantly, but PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER Have PARK make yours All Kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND RADIOS Munroe, Dunbar 8: Root Music Co. 145 Main Street, Oneida Ie- .. .. . U, b. - ' ' ,.ffrw..':1'- ' f'i '71U T'F'.:'f7l iVif 1 fa- Q f Wi. w ' .' '- i. ., - TL- I. Compliments of i ROGER'S RESTAURANT TABLES FOR LADIES Open 7:15 A. M. to 11:15 P. M. UNITED CIGAR STORE For Good Lines of Tobacco H. GIFFORD, Pr0p. Compliments of PARK GARAGE JACOBS' DANCING Sure, l will be there l CLARK 8z COLLINS, Inc. DEPARTMENT STORE Q Oneida, N.'Y. shew-iii, N. Y. LEON A. SANDERSON INSURANCE Oneida Valley Bank Building Phone: Office 606-R Residence 560 ONEIDA STEPS TOWARD INDEPENDENCE Young' men and young women, we believe that you will be interested in the kind of education that will give you the abil- ity to make your own way in the world and that will put you in touch with opportunities that Will make you independent if you grasp them. You can do no better thing TODAY than to ask for more in- formation about our school. THE EXCELSIOR . 1 1 The School of Individual Instruction 1008 Cornelia Street Utica, N. Y. H. J. Conklin, Principal Miller Dry Goods Co., Inc. Successors to Deering's, Inc. 136 Main Street, Oneida DRY GUODS and Ready-to-Wear Compliments of THE CITY LAUNDRY Try us First-It Pays Ralph lll0lllPlllS worked on the rnilroznl during the past Sllllllll0l'. The iraick supervisor rem-eiVe4l the following note from the foreman: l'n1 sending in the an-1-iilent repoi-t on i'leineni's foot when he struck it with the spike nnlnl. Now, under lle1n:nks do you want mine or do .von Want Ul0lllPlllS.?u This poor egg took 1-liannes slim, Finally llilfvllwl ont ai l'llCl'llllllll. rf Irina fTo fellow who has rest-ned Carlton from lll'0NVlllll2l-HAl'Q yon the fella who rescued him ?', Hero-f'Yes, but thatfs all right, 1na'am.', Irma-'4All right? VVhere's his necktie ?,' POOR INVESTMENTS People who invest saved money in get-rich-quick stocks or other supposed investments recommended by strange but smooth talkers often find that they have lost their life's savings. We maintain a Bond Department and would welcome the opportunity to prove how we can be of help to you. ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Seventy-six Years of Service --l :+- The Place for REAL MEATS I ..WHIPPET,, F, J, GRIFFITH 'WILLYS-KNIGHT 116 Lenox Ave. -1- 1 I ARTHUR s. PECK BOSTON MOTOR SALES, Inc. Ci4iNDY 118 Lenox Avenue EN 124 IVl:dison Street Phone 77-J YYIIU UXYNS TIIIS 'I lu' following: IUIHIUIA IIIINNIVP was fuuml near the tem-lu-1-'s desk in Room Il. Iil'lIIZll1lI You klmw I love yvul. ll I.nlex'1'1' lllilill' you doubt my love I can not umli-lsiaml. 'I'o1-mvv tlnt I lun- .mu ,wt I will lvl you talks' llll' to the Junior I'mm. Me- lV0lI. goml lurk Ilvllmlll, wlaellwr you are U'Ilrien 01- Nvllis. The lzuly nl your low has il Very novel way ol' In-uving,,5 Iwi' 2lII 0l'llOll for you. She is so novel that we wish to 1-nnglatlllntv hor. wlwlllvr she is aa Maulelinv, lllnry, Muriel, or Marie. CONGRATULATIONS to the editors, business managers and staff of the Oneida High School Dial and ON EIDA HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL It has been a real pleasure to Work with them in the publication of these school papers and they and their classmates may well be proud of the ability and devotion they have shown in this department of their school work. With all good wishes to the class of 1927 in college or in the business world ONEIDA DEMOCRATIC UNION Publishers Printers CLEARY 8z MEAD The Quality Store of Oneida Where you can iind anything you may need in Furnishing Goods or MEN'S OR BOY'S CLOTHING 116 Madison Street F. L. MINER'S LIVERY DAY AND NIGHT AUTO HIRE Storage and Washing Telephone 208-J 11 Vanderbilt Ave Onions have an llirliltinti olfvcl plxysiczllly, nioveiuent socially. Printing and Developming . 24-Hour Service Leave your pictures at 4 P. M. today Get them at 4 P. M. tomorrow Parkell Drug Co., Inc. THE SYRACUSE JOURNAL AND SUNDAY AMERICAN FIRST IN sPoRTs Success and Happiness to Graduates HARRY F. NAUMANN ESTATE INSURANCE SERVICE T. H. CARY 8: CO. Miscellaneous Books School Supplies, Text Books Telephone 250-W Madison Square but present QI 114:11-llillg 1-CI 10777 Irelie- Cmnt Smit! I-ve forgotten who wro e vanx 0. Etllel-f'.I'll troll you if you'll tell mo who the dim-lions wrote the 'Palo of Two Citiesl U Mary-- Do you Think I look all 1-ight' in my new gown? Dungey- Yes, but I would suggest, il' possible, you get in :1 little 1'urtl1er. FURNITURE RUGS----STOVES TRADE IN Your old Phonograph for a new VICTOR ORTHOPHONIC MARKSON BROS. I 138-142 Main street JONES BROTHERS For Cards and Book Supplies CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates of the ONEIDA HIGH SCHOOL ALBERT ANGUISH Studio 114 Main St. Phone 89-W ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Picnic Auto and Camp Supplies at RUBY'S HARDWARE F. J. KASPER wHoLEsALE CONFECTIONERY ROMANCE CHOCOLATES BLISS CIGARS Terms Cash Phone 281-R Compliments of the UNDERWOOD TYPEVVRITER COMPANY 453 S. Salina St. Syracuse, N. Y. Tolcens of Affection atGraduation I I 'IA I The reason a fine watch is such a desirable Compllments of graduation gift is because it acts as a con- stant, useful reminder for many years. As iev?JtlCIi1Dsl1,5eoiarI2:sItlsESyve recommend GRUEN R. B. We also c r tandard Makes will ' fig, ...i.. E'l - W -gggj lllllillllllllltull f lllllilslllill . i.,is.e.efe.w1 Y if .um las Compliments of H1NMANv5 D. VV. GRIFFITH The newest Ilttguyeigrsaigggugigkgsolid gold, F540 FRIEDMAN'S 127 Madison St., Oneida T. J. E. MILLARD Dry Goods, Rugs, l..inoleums GENERAL CoN'rRAC'roR and Home F s 'gS ESTIMATES GIVEN Y' 'ME Residence, 336 Broad Street Ladies' and Children,S Telephone 39-W A. B. MURPHY 8a CO. 155 Main Street Parson fover phonel- Miss Clark, will you sing :li a funeral today ? Mary-'KI believe I can. Whose funeral is it? 1'arson-'fMr Zuni. Mary- Is he dead? Parson-'fNo, we're going to bury him alive. Doris-f'IIe says his love for me is as deep as the ocean? Jim Fox-Ullather more than you can swallow, isn't it. Al-'tWhat would your father say if I asked him for your hand ? A1lllil1HDilllllV'S too much of ai frentleinan to use that kind of l2lll 'll2l '0.W ., I1 H 15 ATTEND For Shorthand, Secretarial, Bookkeeping, Ac- ff counting, or Civil Service Courses. lfvdf-if New school building. Successful, experienced instructors. Places every student it can recom- Enter any time. Summer session during July ,QM and August. Fall Term begins August 29, 1927. Write for catalogue. CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS SCHOOL A47 630-634 S. Warren St. Syracuse, N. Y. , Q.e4'i mend. Registered by the Regents. SYRACHEI1 In Oneida THE HERALD Leads news, circulation and advertising service 1111Ql'fff 11I1W'1l'1 1 N14 1- you 1-1-1011-. swim-xx'1wl'v 1'i'w1 l14aI's4'-- Yum 1 gfzivv youll' 41:l11Q.1'1lll'1' Violin 14 vu N ,.. 1l11Q07 1'111'Y .Yl'211'N Nlrs. Sv111u'k My sm: Inns 11l1l1l'Y ll1'1Q'11Ii11 ieln-als, 11. ' 1'm'011- Yvs. vspm-izlllx' lu s1w11m:.1'. H1 :Ill 11ll'N2ll1Sl11'Ihl'1Sl'S 'l'1u-ws liU1111lIQ' to 4'1b1IIIHl1'1 1111111 llwzlelirng' in 11111 41211-14114- Hn il S14-In 111:11 18111 11Il'1'l'. I. A GREAT, LIVE SCHOOL Inspiring Its Students to Success by being the Most Successful Business School in Central New York. First in Faculty, First in Equipment, First in Placing Graduates. Individual Instruction, Individual Advancement, Faculty of Specialists, Long Expe- rience, Personal Interest, Wonderfully Fine School Spirit, and a Long Record of Suc- cessful Graduates in GOOD BUSINESS POSITIONS Accounting, Secretarial, Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping Courses of Study. Summer School begins July 5th-Fall Term opens Sept 6. Send for Catalog. ff fwfyyfaf BANK PLACE, UTICA, N. Y. T. J. RISINGER, Founder W. S. RISINGER, Principal MADISON COUNTY TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY ONEIDA, N. Y. 492, paid on interest accounts Start an early account today and watch it grow WE THANK YOU and Wish You Good Luck You as Seniors will soon be leaving Oneida High. Some of you will attend college, others will go out to face the world. To you, and to every other student in Oneida, We extend our thanks for your patronage during your school years. It has been a pleasure to serve you with SYRACUSE FRO JOY ICE CREAM We are hoping that we shall continue to satisfy your taste for good Ice Cream in the days to come, and we wish all the best that for- tune can give you. GENERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION Oneida Division Lenox Avenue and Loucks Street, Oneida 100 Plumb Street, Syracuse -..A v . - , MAGS THE LADIES' SHOP SODA-SWEETS-SEGARS LUNCHES ' 166-l68M ' St t Establish:dn1896ree M' L' 8 CO' Now located Main St., next to Regent Theatre Miss Harrington-- What is Lenz's law ? Bob Lorenz- No SIIl0klIlgl,, Clerk- WVh:1t size shoe do you wear, Il1Hd3lll?,7 Myrtle- Well, eight is my size, but eight and a half is so comfortable that I wear ninesi' J. Fague- VVho's the best looking guy in the High School and why :un 1? Ralph-t'The secret of good health is onion-eatingf' Jim- But how can onion-eating be kept a secret 'P' Ott- They used to say that ai NVOll1Elll'S face was her fortune. Stn- lint that's all been changed since the short skirt came i11t0 stylef' Scnd- lVould yonler he very angry if I stole 21 kiss, dear? lloris- Tln1t all de bends on how lone it would take 'ou to return itf' B Miss 1121l'l'lllgl0Il-ulvllf! you insulate? VVatts the matter? Agnes DICCOPIIIEICk-HFUS9 where I was youtd he late, too. Miss Hnrrington- 'l'his is positively shocking. lf it happens again P11 get a switch and socket to yon. I conduit, too. PFAFF FOR FRESH MEATS L. L. COUK ' ALWAYS THE FLORISTU 303 M ' St. I Main Street Oneida mn n :'au.xr.4m:an.lmn. ' ' ' . -aims:-33.1. 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