Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

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Page Thirty-four THE ONEIDAN W... ,..,.,..qu-mv-we Xl Base Ball Team lst Row-W. White, F. Dunn, R. Burr, F. Lomery, E. Aubeuf, H. Smith. 2nd Row-R. Carnevale, M. Fazio, G. Maher, J. Patricia, C. Patricia, A. Wilgus. 3rd Row-S. Khlil, G. Maycock, F. Webster. Football With the school year coming to a close, we look back over the past athletic clashes between our school and others Our football team was very disappointing to its followers who although downcast supported the team throughout its dis- astrous season. In the opinion of this writer, next season will find that Oneida's football team will have returned to its status of former years. With the graduating of many of the veterans, Oneida will have young, inexperienced but eager candidates from which, Coach Duncan will find a foot- ball team that will live up to the expectation of its followers. LETTER MEN Wilgus, Barbano, Dodge, Mammone, Maher, White, Lom- ery, Leclau, Behr, Sorrentino, Iles, Mullen, Rockwell, B. Rgce, Manager. Basketball The 1935 Basketball team had a fairly successful season. They won eight games and lost seven. The team nad a very good start 'til January, when B. Rice and E. Iles were de- clared ineligible. For the rest of the season the team man- aged to break even. Oneida defeated Canastota in a series of three games which ended the season. LETTER MEN Fazio, Mullen, Lomery, Merkling, Behr, Rose. BASKETBALL SCORES SCORES Little Falls ............ 6 Oneida ............ 6 Oswego .......... ...... 0 Oneida ............ 15 Fulton .. ...... .......... 6 Oneida 0 Rome ........,.. .......... 3 6 Oneida U Canastota ...... ....... 7 Oneida 2 Watertown ,.........,... 7 Oneida O Hamilton ................ 37 Oneida 0 fWon 1, Lost 5, Tied 15 Rome ..,............... Oneida Rome ..........,....... Oneida Sherrill ,,............ Oneida Sherrill .............. Oneida Canastota .......... Oneida Canastota .......... Oneida Canastota .......... Oneida St. Aloysisus Oneida St. Aloysisus Oneida Fulton ..............,. Oneida Fulton ................ Oneida Utica ..,. ....... O neida Utica ....... ....... O neida Camden .............. Oneida Alumni ....... Oneida

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T H E O N E 1 D A N Page Thirty-three The Dial Staff This year, with Donald Baird as editor, the Dial has had a very prosperous and successful year. Four issues were produced and met with the approval of the student body. Each issue put out had a holiday theme. That is, each one came out just before a holiday, and the issue to a great tx- tent was based on that holiday. These holidays were: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Washington's Birthday and Easter. For social activities, this year the Dial had a picnic at Sylvan Beach.

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THE ONEIDAN page Thlrtyfiv O. H. S. Orchestra The Oneida High School Orchestra organized this year with the following officers: President, Rena Abbott: Vzce- President. Jack Cavanaughq Secretary, Minerva Vifasong Council Member, Warren Whitey Treasurer and Advisor, Mrs. Babcock. The orchestra has played on various occasions during the year including assemblies. the Dramatic Club play Twelfth Night , the play put on by the Oneida Players. The Mummy and the Mumps , and at Christmas time in a Little Svm- phony at the Old Ladies' Home. They also p-layed for prize speaking. Senior Play. and Commencement. The Band and the Orchestra combined put on a concert on May 15th, that was well received. They also participated in the Cazenovia Music Festival. For social activities, a series of parties and dances were held to raise funds for a bass viol. Also a Christmas, Valen- tines' Day. and St. Patrick's Day parties were held. There was also the annual outing at Oneida Lake which was a huge success. Two things have been accomplished by the orchestra this year, first. the buying of the bass viol and second, the awarding of the orchestra pins.