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

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 WILLIAM BORLAND (Diz) Class President 3 ; Basket Ball 3-4 ; Varsity 4; Football 3-4; Varsity 4; Baseball Varsity 3-4; Captain 4; Senior Dance Committee; Senior Play; Junior Play; Vice-President Hi-Y ’27; Banquet Committee. Diz was our leader in our Jr. year. He has proved himself one of our classes outstanding athletes by making an all sectional center berth in basketball. Besides being quite popular among the ranks of the fairer sex. he has made an incrasable mark on the school roll of honor by being an excellent student and we look for Diz to make a big mark in the future. We're all with him. x-t-x-x MILTON BRADLEY (Milt) We don’t know much about Milt but what is known is interesting. Well Milt, we can’t blame you for your tactics in that line, but don’t rob the cradle. However, Milt has other interests and we know he will meet success in the future. t—t—t—x MARGARET BRAKEMAN Banquet Committee. Margaret is a consistent, hard worker and always willing to help those who are in trouble with their lessons. After all. we come to school to study and Margaret believes in that too. x-x-x-x HOWARD BROMLEY (Howdy) Lo and behold. Countless are the times when we have gasped and stared in awe at the inexplicable, indefinable, and fantastic tangos (7) which Howard has demonstrated at our frequent Senior Dances. We think he spends his spare time in practicing with his girl. MILDRED BUNNELL A little girl with a little voice, but a big heart. We’ll just mark her O. K. Silence is golden and so is Mildred’s hair. And you ought to see her boy friend.

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 THEODORE BAUMBACH Here we have a grand old fiddler. His earnest desire seems to be to avoid attention, and except when he is seen playing his violin is usually in the background. Don’t rush, girls; he has a steady. l-t-x—t ANNA BENSON Senior Play. Another shining star among the multitude of beautiful damsels in the Class of ’28. One would think from her appearance in the halls that Anna hadn’t a care in the world; however, she is noticed without effort on her part. x-t—t—t VICTORIA BERRY Yes. she sure is the berries. You would think so too if you saw Victoria's dimples and those rosy cheeks. We slill have a few left in our class that don’t bother the rouge box. x-x-x-x HILDA BICKEL Silence is deep as eternity. Her personality speaks alone. In thinking of Hilda don’t confuse her with that famous personage of Ray (Red Grange) Bickle, the greatest (?) orator (?) of the day. We are glad that you are one of us. Hilda. x—x—x—x MARY BLACK Mary had a little lamb, the saying is. but that doesn't apply to this Mary; instead, she has a boy friend who follows her around. However. Mary doesn’t allow this to interfere with her studies. 15

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 x-x-x-x CHRISTIAN CALDWELL (Chris) The boy who believes in “Work for the night is coming.” Keep it up Chris for success comes with effort. Chris showed great insight in choosing the O. C. H. S. as a medium of furthering his education. x-x-x-x GERALDINE CAMPBELL (Jerry) Annual Committee; Literary Editor of Oil Can. Jerry, the sweet little girl with the dimples and pretty smile, and we're not the only one's who think so. Ask Art. he knows. And when it comes to accomplishing tasks for the Class. Jerry’s right there with the goods. If there is any doubt in your mind as to her ability, read the Oil Can or apply at Oil City’s largest bank for references. CATHERINE CARTWRIGHT (Katie) Senior Play Committee; Senior Play. The answer to many a boy's prayer. Judge for yourself. Our class is well blessed with red haired people and among them is Katie. She is quite a noisy girl and certainly keeps Goodie” in a whirl. x-x-x-x EUGENE CAVANAUGH (Gene) Senior Play; Chairman of Ring and Pin Committee; Boys Board of Control. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” He sure is some good looker, too. Old clothes day recalls to our foggy memory the scene of Gene in his swallow tailed coat discoursing on the subject of ‘ Rin Ping. Tk IlaaA. V fo: BOYD CARLL Boyd hails from Dempsey town, the great metropolis of serious-minded and powerful he-men. He is the only emigrant from that city of note. The most that we know of Boyd is that he is a very earnest chap who minds his own business and is a good fellow at all times. x-x-x-x 1 7