OHS Student Killed When Car Rams Guard Rail ? George K. Duncan, 18, a student at Oneida High School, was killed instantly early Sunday morning, July 3, when the car he was driving smashed into a guard rail on U.S. 27 near Winfield. Another passenger in the 1960 Chevrolet, Arvil Butler, 17, also of Oneida, was taken to the Scott County Hospital following the accident and is reported to be in satisfactory condition. The accident happened a few hundred yards North of Cumberland Wood Industries near Winfield about 2:30 Sunday morning. State Trooper Earl Carson, who investigated the accident, said the two youths were traveling toward Oneida when the car struck a guard rail. The steel section of guard rail pierced through the front of the car and pushed Duncan through the back of the vehicle, Patrolman Carson said. Duncan, son of Mr. Lewis Duncan, of Oneida, would have been a Senior at Oneida High School this fall. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butler, was a Sophomore at OHS. Funeral services were conducted from the Honey Creek Baptist Church Monday, July 4, at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Omar Garrett and Rev. Caldwell Smith officiating. Burial followed in the Mt. Helen Cemetery. Arrangements by West Funeral Home. He is survived by his father, Mr. Lewis Duncan of Oneida, 4 brothers, Marion, of Ft. Wayne, Ind., Porter, Gilbert and Johnnie, all of Muncie, Ind., 3 sisters, Mrs. Josie Hicks, of Oneida, Mrs. Rosie Smithers and Mrs. Oshia Jones, of Muncie, Ind., 2 half-brothers, Manuel Duncan, of Jamestown, Morris Duncan, of Armathwaite, 3 half-sisters, Mrs. Mertie Seabolt, of Oneida, Mrs. Bertha Garrett, of Helenwood, Mrs. Hattie Garrett of Armathwaite. (Source: The Scott County News, 8 Jul 1966, p1)