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

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RAYMOND ECHENOZ. Ray’s most distinctive quality is his sense of humor. It enables him to come out of Miss Cribbs’ “Problems of Democracy Class” smiling:. PAUL FLINCHBAUGH. When Paul left us at the mid-term the stock in the S. H. mail company depreciated. HAROLD FULLER. (Toby). We respect Toby’s good judgment—did he not choose the class of ’24 as his very own? We’re glad you did Toby, for we have sure enjoyed your company. ALFRED GEORGE. (Hippo). “Disappointed in love.” Maybe so but Hipo certainly deserves a medal for perseverance. 10

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RUTH DEYOE. Ruth is very quiet, industrious and prim— bet her father calls her primrose. HELEN DILLEMUTH. We needn’t tell you about Helen and Dave so we’ve plenty of room to say that she’s snappy, cute and good looking. M. O. C. Committee. Frances is really bright—if the literary editor had half her talent every one would be better pleased with these write-ups. GLADYS DICKEY. FRANCES DELAHUNTY. Gladys sails along with her head above the clouds. But we don’t blame her in the least— ’tisn’t everybody gets 99 in English from “Lovey.” 15

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LOREN GIFFORD. If the light suddenly went out Loren could be located by that persistent “Why-a-” or would we hear it then? LYMAN GILLESPIE. We say that Lyman is rather bashful, but is this fair, considering that he has only been with us a year and maybe has not had the chance to become acquainted. ELIZABETH GILLETTE. Step right this way and hear the world-dumbest; the gayest nor the glumest. She’s we will be able to appreciate art. FRANCES GILMORE. Frances is neither the best student, nor the dumbest; the gayest nor the glumest. She’s just an all around good sport whom we all like. 17