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

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MAXINE GOLDTHWAITE Maxine's chief interests lie in her studies. She is one of the few girls who are fortunate enough to be exempt from their exams. Whatever her future is. we know luck will follow. x-x-x-t CARL GOODMAN (Bud) Senior Play. Here we find a quiet, unassuming man with an unlimited amount of industry and ability. He has taken seriously the advice given by Katie: Go early, stay late, sit close.” x-x-x-x HAROLD GOODWILL (Herb) Basket Ball 2-3; Varsity 2-3; Baseball Varsity 3; Football 3. It is rumored that of all the classes in the High School the Freshman Class is Herb’s favorite. We are sure he will make his mark for he quickly makes friends and is able to hold them. x-x-x—x HAZEL GOTHAM (Venus) If she will, she will: you can depend on’t. If she won’t, she won’t: there’s an end on’t. Hazel is one of a gang that is always together. If you see one you can bet your collar button that the others are not far off. 'jiX EMERSON GREEN (Greenie) How well we remember that brown coat of tan Greenie brought back with him from his trip down South. Greenie is a south side scholastic hero (?) who makes his home between the School and Norton’s. Oh. yes. he has a girl.

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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

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WILLMA GREEN JOHN GRIFFITH JOSEPH GUYDA Willma s motto is Never let study interfere with pleasure but this denies the truth of her grades. To many she may seem a bit reserved, but her ready wit furnishes entertainment for those who know her,well. jj f j t-x-t- 3L (Johnny) Boys Board of Control; Jr. Play; Sr. Play Committee; Sr. Play; Assistant Football Manager 3; Football Manager 4; Assistant Business Manager of Oil Can; Picnic Committee. Johnny didn’t take a correspondence course in How to be the life of every party. but he is It anyway. He’s got that personality and optimism to bring you up to earth and smile. i-t-t--t (Joe) Here is one that would fool you. He is bashful, but when he becomes your friend, you find none better. We admit that Joe is quite stubborn, but. however, not with the girls. JOHN HACKETT John has always been conspicuous by his absence and to him we award the medal for missing school. His clever and pleasing wit is a necessary and expected element in the class- t—x JAMES HADLEY (Jim) Football 3-4; Varsity 3-4; Basket Ball 3; Jr. Dance Committee; Jr. Picnic Committee; Sr. Dance Committee; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. The sheik of Siverly and how he does sheik. We think that Jim has given every girl in Siverly a fling, and speaking of lines, you’ve missed something if you haven’t heard Jim’s. Carefree is the keynote of curly-headed Jim’s existence. Jim is also the skipper of the white elephant (uncovered wagon). r- L 8 IS 24