Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

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Faculty Prnt row left to rlght Mary A Pugllese Loume M Brooks Gertruds Delaney hsther Kanoff Prxscrlla Butterfield Howard F Knapp Margaret G Hopkins Either M Tromhley Kathleen K l,Cl'ldCI'Ql9I Martha A Hrrdrng l'rmce5 M Burns Second rou left to right Arthurl Wlllxams VVxll1am A Campbell Certrude S Buckland hdlth C Babcock Belle B Ste Marne Cora E Barber Marlon Booth Ohve R Henry Florence C McDougall Ruth Cnfford Otto C Hahn Mark L Dalton Thxrd rou left to nght Francns M Donahue Fred O Duncan Wayne W Puckett . ' . , . . ., ' ' '. .' ' , .' ' ' , . ' . . .. , . ', ' . E. , ' . 2 . E ' . . Y, J- . , . 2 , . i , . . ' ' . . I . . V , -. . . - . . . . . . , . . , . . 7, 'W . . , . ' . ' , .

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flfb llllll ll A Thanksgxvmg Dance was sponsored by the Student Assocxatxon for the benefit of the under prxyxleged chxldren on November 20 1940 Thxs dance was socxally and financnlly a great success S100 was turned oyer to the commlttee as a result of the dance Stctxon IV Artxcle VI of the LOHSYIIUIIOII was reused to re ld as follows Scholarship pms shall be awarded by the asso cnatlon each term to those students who have mam tamed an average of 2 IH four subjects with the exceptlon that semors shall be awarded a pm for 3 subjects are needed for graduatxon As a result of thxs many more pupxls haye recexyed scholarshxp pms Early nn the year the student councxl made and carrxed out plans for football rallles to be held ln the gym on the Frxday nxght precedxng the games and after the dancmg was enjoyed by all The sale of student tlcltets thls year wats the most suc cessful of any preuous year nettmg the Student Assocn tion nearly S300 On the thlrd Thursday of eyery month the student meeting was held At three of these meetm s cheers were led by Charles Twomey and songs by Mr ampbell The members of the l94l Councxl extend their best wxshes to the future councxl members and smcerely hope they en oy thelr membershlp ln the One1da Senior Hlgh School Councll The Student Counctl The Student Councxl has completed another extremely successful year Thus IS due to the msplrmg leadershlp of 1 yery good presxdent Donald McKenna who has glven grtat attent1on to the student councxl and to the school as The Councxl for 19-11 consnsted of the followlng students an teachers Presxdent Donald McKenna Vrce President Robert H31-sma Secretary Posemary Cvarvnn Athletzt Treasurer Warren Edkms, General Treasurer Kenneth MacArthur Treasurer of Dramatzc Club Charles Twomey Treasu er of Semor Class john Witt Treasurtr 0 umor Class Ahqe W1ll1am5 Treayurtr of Sophomore Class Louxse Schulze Adm :so Mmss Margaret Hopklns Mr Howard F Knapp and Mr Fred O Duncan , . . E . Y I . . . . , . K Q V , 4 . isp., a ' ' : ' ' ' v' I 4 I -' v T v - maintaining a 2 average in three subjects, if only 3 yvhole, . A ' ' d : ,Tgl.. ,- w - K , ' 1 ' .hi ' I Y , ,.. K 4 .?.3 , , vt H , VV V Q. Y ' . .V N F - h ,iCg N t f I ' x . - - -

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E' .-. 3' J fl o :x Q. C Z o 3 o -. .. 27' 'D VI Q DJ VI o 3 'J 2 Q. CU -. o .. E. fb Q. 5 '1 O J -1 1? V .,r, 3 .2 ff 'il t lr. . 4 . c Football As the Onelda squad opened xts 1940 football season Coach Duncan was very worrned about maternal for thus year lack Carson was the only veteran player The season opened wxth a yery mexpernenced Onexda team and a veteran Canastota team During the lnltxal quarter Onexda scored the first touchdown but the rest of the qame was Canastota s The second game against Cazenoyna was lost by a greatly lmproyed Oneida eleyen ln the last flfty four seconds of Aqamst Proctor Coach Duncan was forced to start eley en green players because the only letterman ack Carson had been mlured ln a fall ID the locker room the PFQVIOUS Frlday The Oneida fans were greatly surprlsed at the fine playmg of the whole Onexda team The score was ned at sux all Proctor has nexer beaten an Onelda team The Frankfort game produced the brggest thrxlls of the season and a brxlllant l3O vlctory The entxre Onelda lme gaxe nts outstandmg performance of the season Scormg nn exery quarter the team marched to a 340 wm oyer Samt Aloyslus Thus game gaye the Coach an opportumty to gne hrs restrx es some experunce ln the next grime lllon scored ln the list few mmutes of the Flrst half whxlt Onexda scored its touchdowns in the thlrd quarter The defense work nn thus grme when lhon three times threatened the qoal wlth Inches to go was the n-ost spectacular of the whole season Onexda ended the se :son as lt started wnth a defeat from 1 heavy Rome free Acldemy team Three tlmes Onenda threatened to score but was not at any tnme successful the mexperlence of the team I9 taken an excellent one Next season tne into Consideration Coach predncts wxll be 1 fine one as ne xrly eyery man IS returmng Letter Men I Bogan W Arnold R Gowmg W Schmutz Dans Bolton Woodhouse Sterpe Zebley U'G3v7U'-l K MacArthur I Arnold Carson Gates Gray Harsma Haskell Kinney T ry lor DUUJUZUUO - E' ' .V N ' f 4 , , ' . 1- ' . ' I ' I ' r , ' H V r l ' 4 A l H-4 n . l V' , Q- ., fu ' . -H , . gg - -1 ' . r ' . ' . ' V . . Q l' ' S, . - . F5 ' ,' - - f-v . O . .. .. ., ... ,J , Ill , . .. - ':.: A , . I :1 ' , ,A . 'I Q. ' - - 4,' -v ' 1 ,. wg y , - 0 FD ' 4'- x .. .... V . .. - N I ., .... . , y, I - A. v,,,, V - . .' A 1 vu -1 ' , .0 ' ' fa O . . , '1 ' , ' 9- ' S? . A . 3- . V 1-no A ul: