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

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1925 THE OIL CAN 15 EDNA COCHRAN Eddie. May Festival Committee Tho others study day and night, To dance is still my one delight. To hear this young lady say that, states exactly what her chief occupation is. but she succeeds in her studies—for some reason. LEAH COCHRAN Biddy. Leah alias “Cinderella” lost her slipper, on a certain Class Day. while in a precarious position atop a pole defending our colors. However she stuck it out and in time returned to terra firma a distinguished member of our class. MILDRED CONNELLY Mildred goes with—now don’t get excited—with Catherine. We'll wager she goes with some else too. Just the same we’re glad to say that she gets her lessons. MARY CONWAY Mary is a decided blond. She decided to graduate. And she did; with honors. So we feel that she will always accomplish what she decides to do. QUINTON CRAWFORD A firm supporter of the doctrine of never leaving studies interfere with pleasure. A good scout and does not hate the women.

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14 THE OIL CAN 1925 KENNETH PORTER Ken. Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4. Captain 4. Football 2. 3. 4. Varsity 3. 4. Junior Social Committee “In sooth, I know not why I am so sad!” But cheer up, Ken here’s to you: Captain of the Basketeers. “Helen!” Helen!” “Helen!” JAMES REID Jimmie. James is on the good side of the teachers. Well, for that matter he is a universal favorite with the entire class. We are sure he would make a good soldier in time of need. SARAH REID Sally. Finance Committee Junior Prom. Committee Senior Play Committee How her heart pines for the bonny trees and streets of State College! She manages to survive someway, and in the meantime she has plenty of other balm for her aching heart, in the way of swains and books. JANE REIDY Matches. Basketball 2. 3. Jane has The Lady of the Lake, Juliet, and any other blond beat all to snuff when it comes to pretty, blue eyes. Sure enough! Some people are small, some people are tall, but Jane was meant to be taller than all! MARY REIDY When the boys claim that an untalkative member of the weaker (?) sex has not been discovered, we point to Mary and behold! their lips are sealed.

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16 THE OIL CAN 1925 HENRIETTA GILLILAND Henri. Basketball-Letter 4 May Festival Committee Gay. graceful, good-looking, and brainy, are the words that fit Henri. The boys must think so, too. judging from the mail she gets via Study Hall’s R. F. D. She sometimes gets fussed in English class, but she always comes out on top, and rides the waves with a glad heart. ELEANOR GLENN Maud. We think we must name Maud the talkative one of our class, for whenever we hear a big commotion in the halls, and get ready to fly before Ranee's rage, someone calms our fears by saying. It’s Maud. But never fear, Eleanor, you’ll never have any matrimonial troubles. BERTHA GOODEMOTE Here’s a little Miss who is so small she is seldom seen and so quiet that she speaks only when spoken too. She is a good student and of the type that do not bother the teachers, thence a great credit to the school. GLADYS GOODMAN Goodie. Basketball-Letter 3. 4 Athletic Editor Oil Can Color Committee After all isn't it the Athletic Girl” that nine-tenths of us prefer. Gladys is one from A to “Z.” Her name may be Good MAN but nevertheless she is a good GIRL and a good scholar. ANNA GOURLEY Ann. Art Editor Oil Can Senior Play Those that know Ann will agree that she is an earnest worker. To Ann is due great credit for the success of the Art in the Oil Can. Art isn't her only interest for she is quiet deeply interested in Bob!