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

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ti i m vm mw WENDELL ERWIN Winnie The Vulgar Boatman! Winnie must have a few shares of preferred stock in his father’s boat-house; perhaps that’s whv he's always smiling. Miss L.ovc considers him an authority on fishing. We believe he’s fishing in deeper waters. MARIAN FOX Banquet Committee A cute lil’ damsel if there ever was one. Marian has a beautiful blush and is a wonder at oral topics. If you wish further particulars. Chuck could probably accommodate you. FRANCIS FIRST Fannie Behold! Behold! He comes! Who? None other than the famous Fannie. He is known from one end of the State to the-other. Why? Because he never loses his self-control or calm composure. We expect Fannie to be one of the greatest impersonators of the age. RAY FRANK Frankie Ring Committee O. C. H. S. sure discovered some unthought-of talent when Frankie passed seven subjects last year. We congratulate Ray, for he’s a good fellow, and anyone who works as hard as he does deserves to go to the top. SHERWOOD GIFFORD Shrimp Sherwood is the possessor of a deep secret—especially vital to women. Somebody gave Shrimp a permanent wave— and it really is permanent too. twenty-one

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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.

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DONALD GLASS Don Donald is such a demure little fellow that we wonder if he actually will become an M. D. Anyhow, if he does or does not get his degree, we wish him loads of success. EVELYN GOODRICH We take off our hats to the girl who possesses the brightest red cheeks in the school and we know thay’re not artificial. That s more than can be said for some people. Keep it up. Evelyn. MARY GOODWIN This is the Mary who is not contrary. No indeed, the only time Mary disagrees is when somebody praises her—and then she only smiles. We can’t say much more about Mary because she is really indescribable. Her actions far outnumber her words. We wonder if all this is true just because her mother is on the School Board. ETHEL GREEN We seldom hear from Ethel but when we do. wc know we have listened to something worth while. Do we appreciate it? We most certainly do! CARL GOODMAN Banquet Committee. Carl loves to tell Miss Love (and her class) how he painted jitnies, wrapped bread and packed refrigerator cars. He sure is the berries—at least that is what a certain party thinks. twenty-two