Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

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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.

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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!

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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. '