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

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ALICE DUN LANY This little lady’s least worry is her conduct mark; however. variety is the spice of life, and why worry when you can get along without it? Alice is another girl with a good looking boyish bob. CATHERINE EDWARDS (Katie) As merry as the day is long. Here’s a jolly girl with a hearty Sure. I’ll do it.’’ Just the type of a girl we all like to know. Katie disappointed Maude Love by giving up her position as clerk for a better job at Moore’s. t-x-t—t MARY EGBERT (Polly) Annual Committee; Senior Play; Class Prophetess. Polly is some actress so to speak. And now great fame we hope she’ll seek. Whoever said. Gentlemen prefer Blondes. was certainly right. If in doubt, consult an eye specialist. EVELYN ENOS (Evie) Senior Play; Cap and Gown Committee. Behold! One of the inseparables. Goodness only knows how she will ever get along without Gladys, we don’t. Evie is one of those fair damsels from Oil City’s most notorious suburb, and another one of the famous Enos family. t-t-t—x DOROTHY FINK (Dot) Joke Editor of Oil Can; Senior Nominating Committee ; Cast of Pepita. Oh! She can sing the savageness out of a bear. Dot is one of our warblers and she certainly can sing. Besides this she is John Wren’s partner—No not that—We mean as Joke Editor of the Oil Can. W -4 -4 ■4 4 - ■ - - - 4 ■ 1 -PyYYYYV 7T ?3

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LUCILLE DEAROLPH (Bobbie) This modern Bobbie is one who has collected one of those highly desirable, though somewhat uncommon pets, a steady.” At least we think he is steady. Bobbie also has one of those rare good looking boyish bobs. x—x—x—x CHARLES DILLEMUTH (Chuck) Senior Nominating Committee; Baseball Varsity 3-4. Miss Love and Chuck get along very well; but why not? He usually says something worth while. Anyway we are counting on him as another Milton. Chuck has proved his ability as a hard worker by making his letter on the Varsity Nine. x-x—x-x DOROTHEA DILLEMUTH Her last name begins with ' Dill” but that doesn’t say she is sour. In fact she has a very sweet personality and is a fine student. The old saying that still water runs deep certainly applies to Dorothea. x—x—x ELIZABETH DOLBY (Betty) Senior Play. She’s quiet almost all the while. But giggles just to be in style. We always see her in a little Chrysler With hei old (?) pal. Peg Balsiger. MILLIE DRAKE Did Millie make the class laugh when she didn't have her paper ready? I’ll say she did and more-so. when she told Mr. Smith it fell in the soup at supper. Millie is always making the class laugh, but better laugh than cry. 20

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BLANCHE FINNEFROCK (Punch) The Seniors have discovered that Punch is always ready to boost any undertaking and her host of friends will vouch for her ability as a stenographer. We think she got her name from the way she industriously punches her typewriter. x-t-x-x LUCY FRAK For the boys who are looking for the happy medium between the old fashioned girl and the modern flapper, we recommend Lucy. This is another reason why the minds of many of the brave (?) lads of O. C. H. S. are unable to concentrate upon their lessons. x—x—x—x WILLIAM FRIEDMAN (Bill) The teachers all agree that Bill is a nuisance; but in spite of this, his good nature belies his red hair, and he has many friends. Bill can be found any time of the day at Vengold's on Spring Street. LER (Bill) WILLIAM FULLER For some time Bill gave us the impression of a serious minded young chap, but recently we discovered that he is just as anxious for a good time as any of us. One of Bill’s inseparable companions is his old Italian Briar. x-x-x-x DONALD GALBREATH (Don) Senior Play. Don is one of Rouseville’s wonders, as he is known in all the nooks and corners of the High School for his laugh and gentle good nature. Don is a good example of the night before the morning after. 22