Oil City High School - Oil Can Yearbook (Oil City, PA)

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MARY HELEN BEGLEY “Pokey . Ring and invitation committee. Once upon a time Pokey gave us the impression that she was a confirmed man-hater. Paul came in sight, and now we are waiting for the orange blcssoms and veil. FERDINAND BLACK. “Ferdie.” Ferdinand likes Latin, and furnishes the humor in Virgil class. Ask anyone. He is also quite a ladies’ man. STANLEY BOLTON.“Hank. Here we have our general man of affairs. What Stanley doesn’t know about anything, isn’t worth knowing. MILDRED BOUQUIN. Mildred is one of those rare beings who say little, but do much. Industrious and diligent, she is one of our most worthy class members. 1 I

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ADA ADAMS. Junior Prom Committee. When Ada left us at mid-year she wore a diamond on her left hand. Congratulations. Ada! DONALD ALLEN. “Don”. Varsity Football '22. Don is one of these good naturcd fellows you can't help but like. He shocked the world by securing a position on the football team last season and proving his great abilities. CARRIE BAIRD. Carrie is the pianist of our Class.” Aside from knowing how to tickle the ivories.” she always knows how to get good marks in all her studies. HARRY BAKER. Harry is a slow-moving iron-clad tank. He knows the woods and animals as he proved to us in English Class. 10

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RUTH BOWERS. Ruth fairly bubbles over with good nature. As a companion she is cheerful and versatile and generous. As a student she is earnest and faithful in her work. MARGARET BRESNAN. “Marg.” When Marg. did not attend the movies she stopped in school to say “hello.” But anysone so clever as Marg. can afford to skip classes, (if they aren't caught). LLOYD BROMELY. Although rather quiet and seldom conspicuous. he is true blue. A consistent and reliable worker, a worth while friend, and a fine student. RONALD CAREY. “Pat.” Carey is usually so quiet it is hard to get anything on him. His friends say he is some windjammer when he gets started. 12