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

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LOIS KLINE. She sparkles with vivacity. Her twinkling eyes and saucy hair proclaim her never failing cheeriness and good humor. EDNA KOCH. “Kochie.” Edna is one of our songsters having a pleasing alto voice. She is a member of our High School Sextette and we all hope that she will make a success of her talent in the future LAWRENCE LAY. “Pedro.” Social Committee 1922-23. Hi-Y. Junior Picnic Committee. Pedro is the fellow who pulls the jokes in the class room. He is a man of the woods, and always gets an audience when he begins to tell that one about “I low I killed that rabbit. ELIZABETH LOWRIE. “Babe.” Social Committee 1922. “Babe’s record at talking surpasses that of the 20th Century or Leona Nash. And her record at breaking hearts reaches the same speed as her line. 24

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GEORGINA KAHLE. “Jeannie.” Jeannie can always laugh and see the point. If we couldn’t get our lessons, it was Jeannie who helped us. She’s quite an artist and spends her time drawing pictures, just for fun. BERYL KERR. Junior Prom Committee. Beryl makes all the ladies step a happy pace to hold on to him. He sure loves tod ance and is always dancing. And the decorations at the Prom “22” wouldn’t have looked half so nice if he hadn’t been there to hang them. ALICE KITELINGER. “Al.” Alice is always full of pep, but for all of that she manages to get a good mark in deport ment. BERNARD KLECK. “Bern.” Here is one of those fortunate mortals who study and succeed in passing their subjects and yet not show the effects of it. 23

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ISABELLE LUDWIG. “Dizzy”. Without “Dizzy” our class would be dead. Her good nature keeps us all good natured, too. HAZEL MARTIN. “Ham.” Hazel just loves to write short stories and we feel that in later years she will be a credit to our Class if she follows her inclination. HOWARD METZ. Finance Committee. Treasurer Senior Class. Howard is an advocate of fair play and a true sports fan. He has a host of friends and no enemies. JOSEPHINE MONFRE. “Jo.” Josephine took the honors in penmanship in our Freshman year and has been walking off with similar honors ever since. She is a good sport and fond of making speeches which usually begin “Aw rats. 25