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

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ALICE DORWORTH. “Dorry.” Committee Revision of Constitution for A. A. Class Prophetess. We think that Dorry’s remarkable talent and ability for playing the ivories will surely induce her to give up that of being a physical instructor and persuade her to go on the concert stage. RUTH DUNCAN. This quiet mouse keeps us busy finding her. She doesn’t toot her own horn, she doesn’t need to. Her personality speaks alone. CORNELIA EDDY. “Spec.” Assistant Secretary A. A. 1922-23. Secretary Board of Control. Committee of Revision of A.A. Constitution Varsity Basketball ’23. We like Spec, whether her hair is curly or not. We would like to know though how she can study so much? EDGAR EICHNER “Ed.” Jokes Editor of “The Oil Can.” In our Freshmen and Sophomore days we believed Ed to be very, very bashful. Do we know differently now. Ask any Senior girl? 16

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THE OIL CAN ROBERT DALE. “Bob.” Toastmaster of Senior Banquet. Chairman of Banquet Committee. Bob is Rudy’s only competition and sure gets away with murder. BERNICE DAVISON. “Ben.” Ben is always on the go and is eternally busy, yet she usually can find time to chat. MARGARET DETAR. “Peg.” Cheer Leader 21, ’22. Cast Tailor Made Man. A. A. Membership Committee ’21. Peg says: Hang care, care would kill a cat. therefore let's be merry.” We all know Peg lives up to this by her hearty laugh and peppy disposition. JOHN DICKSON. John is quite a lad. There is a little girl who thinks so, too. She sure is nice: John knows it and shows it by the time he spends with her. 15

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HOWARD FEELY. Howard is another quiet lad. who spends his evenings—we know not where. Perhaps another person and his green Essex could tell us. GEORGE FERRINGER. A quiet lad with bicycle complex. Where George is the bike” is also. ROBERT FINNECY. “Bob.” Picnic Committee. Behold the shining light in our midst. Bob is no bashful swain when it comes to reciting in class. ETHEL FLOCKERZIE. Ethel betook herself from our midst at mid-year to make her way in the cold, cold world. To say we did not miss her would be like saying we love Franklin.” 17