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

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O0POOQ0O0 BERNARD CURRAN Literary Editor Oil Can Ask Mitchell about Curran and he’ll tell you that he sure knows how to manicure his nails on the fiddle strings. Ask us and we’ll tell you he's a nut. an artist, and a d— good fellow. JOSEPHINE CONWAY Very quiet—are we right? We think we are. Just the same there must be some other reason for her many friends at school. Perhaps an investigation might find something on the subject. □ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 □ 0 0 0 0 0 KATHERINE COOK Katy Katherine left us at mid term but. though she's gone, she’s not forgotten. She was one of the very few who always had their lessons. CHRISTINE COUGHLAN Christy Christy has a wicked arm. She can pelt a baseball farther than any other girl in high school. We sincerely hope that that arm will never make its strength felt on a gent's optic. But. who knows? CORINNE COUGHLAN Connie Yes, as you have divined. Connie is Christy's sister and what we say of one we can say of the other. Only their mother and Ranee can tell them apart. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 1000000

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H|t rA V 19 Y □ o □ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 □ 0 □ D 0 i!0H|g[|0]0(D][B]0 □ 0 0 0 I p 0 K -JA ° I vm 0 0 □BMOimoodO WRAY COFFMAN Razor Senior Play Committee Banquet Committee Ring Committee Class Prophet We leave it to you—do they call him Razor because he’s so keen? Wray does like French from Miss McCormick, and docs she reciprocate? Boy! He’s one of those bashful fellows who run from the girls but those who keep an car to the ground for subterranean rumblings report that he has been seen in the West End with no good excuse for his presence there. If you don't believe that he is keen, take a look at the prophecy. JOHN CAMPBELL Johnnie Football 3-4 Track Varsity 1-2-3 No. absolutely not! This is not the son of Tomato Soup! But yes —this is the speedy guy—now listen, we mean that Johnnie is a track man. ALICE CARRIG Alice is two-thirds seriousness. It took us some time to get acquainted, but now we find that she is there with a heart and a hand to give us a push when needed. PAUL CARUSO We heard that Paul was distantly related to Enrico. We believe the report to be true because the Hi-Y has made use of his sonorous qualities and found them not wanting. Sometimes Paul does not sing so sweetly, especially to Miss Cribbs. LUCILLE CLARK They speak of the ’’weaker sex but that doesn't pertain to students. Lucille is right there when it comes to discussion on any subject. The more strength to you. Lucille, and we expect to hear from you often. eighteen

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 Hit CAW I9E □ 0 s 000000000(5 0 0 0 □ o o o O 0 □ o □ □ □ 0 □ □ 0 □ □ □ 0 0 □ □ □ □ □ 0 □ 0 EMiOOOilO MARY CORBETT Mary had a little lamb—did she? Wc dunno. Anyway, Mary has a wonderful personality. Wc like that type of person and so does everyone else. CARL DAVIS Dingle Next to the Santa Claus, Mr. Wallace depends upon Dingle as the main pillar of his book-shop. Carl also helps support our High School roof. ROBERT DODDS Bob Football 3-4 Basket Ball I-2-3-4 Varsity 4 Varsity 3-4 Track Varsity 1-2-3 Mr. Simmons says that Robert is a very sharp looking lad. That's not all. Bob is on the basket ball team, the football squad and Virginia Shoemaker’s calling list. Don’t you think that Dodds is a lot nicer name than Shoemaker? ALBERT DOLBY A1 We aren’t just sure whether Albert will follow in his father's footsteps or become the owner of a chain of picture houses. Just the same he’s very industrious and most of all a good fellow. VIRGINIA DUNCAN Jinny Senior Play Senior Nominating Committee Senior Play Committee Basket Ball 2-3-4 Varsity 3-4 The speeding Venus—that’s what our Book F.ditor called her and we agree with her perfectly, for she sure can get across the basket ball court in a hurry. Didn’t she make an irate landlady in the senior play. The Full House?” We think so.