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

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ffiife 'rom r f 'f f N FRANCIS DEEGAN Deeg t g A tall distinguished Prince Charming is Deeg Vlodest and debonair shall we say? - Deeg labors at the Latoma but we know hrs real place IS behmd the footlxghts Love s Labors Lost' BESSIE DODELSON Basketball 3 The happy go lucky gxrl Th1s petxtte brunette demdedly so has for her motto Smlle and the world smiles wxth you weep an Our only regret xs that Bessxe chose the P M Course and as a result we do t see much of h VERLA DOHERTY ' Dirty' Basketball 1 2 ,Tumor Prom Commmttee Varsity Basketball 3 4 Chalrman Semor Play Commxttee Lartzun 4 Presldent Be Square Club Semor Pxcnxc Commntee O1lerettes Rah' for Verl She s a good sport and a pxllar of the This how eep her from pullmg down the marks Jumor Color Committee Verla Captam of the school athletlcally speakmg Oh no We wonder who the boy frlend is and 1f she makes h1n1 get her French etc lfso more power to you Verla WILLIAM DOWNING B1 B111 IS another mld year student Though bashful CVD and reserved he has numerous frlends Ask the man who IS one of hls frxends If you don t believe our assertxon that he s an all round good egg CHARLES DURNELL Chuck Semor Play By Jovel Rocky' Toodle oo and hke euphomous rem1n1scences of the Senior Play Yes' Chuck or IS xt Rocky should have been an Englxshman We wish some one would tell us 1n how many classes he s had his slumbers d1sturbed by those relentless teachers We guess vxe ll see Charley on Broadway as soon as he s dlscovered 551, a E?T 1' eg WW J ,,, Q we A Y . 1 , . . . . . . , jj 5 . . . V ' . ,, . ' - . . r 1 x Q A 0 . 'l . l ef' ' - - v , , ' ' . ' - v - , i 0 ' U l ' , - f f : - 1 , :Zigi ' ' ' ' ' A f , - ' as 'un K ksvk I . A - , . ' . . , ' . '. , , v ' , , ' - 5 Lili , f , aa sa K .1 ' V 4 , . . . f . - . ' ' . ' .' t K , U ' I . 1 . . . . ' , . K f ' 1 ' ' A , ' 1,21 1. ' ' . , ,,,. .. ..... . ...... ,..,. . ..... ..A. M ..,. ., .,....... ' t X - f l f r' w . rf' e tes, N if' ?' Z L -' r . E . fg ' - 3 . r QQQQ ' V ' fr. M .,,, , lf Q - ' ., 1 on 2' ' 'f 3 ' '5 ' n- f , W: 245' QI . K ', ... i:I E: fi: :': ,, 31--.' ' , 1 is f f f , 'E ff! E : ' 3: . T , I y qi , me G, v ' 2 3

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1 DOROTHY CROCKER A Dot Cap and Gown Committee ' Hic est primus pars of the Crocker duo. If no one else can read this, Dorothy and her brother can for they both have climbed the rills of Latin, the hills of Caesar, the heights of Cicero, and the Peaks of Virgil. WILBUR CROCKER Bud C ' an own Comm tee All of the above goes for Dot' arl' . n n u - VV ur. Through thick and thin, mostly thick, he has inspired her and himsef w' h his deep, us y voice. VVe understand he intends to go above soon. CAs an aviatorj. - M Ti Q3 JOHN CROWLEY 'i John may appear rather sober, b . - as a ce get acquainted with' him, he is a real good fellow and full of fun. VVhen John does anything, he does it well and he sure can spank a A mean piano. - fi FLORENCE CUBBON Flo is a real chummy girl with a smile so sunny for everyone. If that smile doesn't catch ' some one of us soon, we'll loose what we think is a sure bet. She is also one of Miss Mackenzie's ' QQ mainstays. - qi E 'i il VINCENT CUNNINGHAM ' 5 Vince is the grandaddy-long-legs of our class. Towering above all, he placidly surveys f the motley throng passing below his eyes. If his success equals his height, there is no fear for his future. 22 V

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VERA EAGAN , . Vera is another one of those people whose presence is felt and not heard. However, she is a true friend to all and she, herself has many of them. DALLAS ELWINGER ' ' I Dall You can't keep a good fellow down. Even though you don't see Dallas's picture in the Staff, he probably will be Editor-in-Ch' a - 3 ' . d for he is learning from the ground up. More power to you, Dall. LOUIS ENOS Soup Very seldom do we find sple id A u -' ' - Lo s. A quiet chap with an attractive personality. NVhen it comes to dancin no girl can ref him. V , THEODORE FINNECY e Ted ' . Cast of Gypsy Rover Does Ted look nifty all dressed up in his uniform? XfVe'll say he does. Ted can't fool us as we all have a pretty good idea where he spends his evenings after he is through taking tickets. Never mind, Ted, we don't blame you a bit. JOSEPHINE FIRST ' ' A ' Jw We all know Jo as a member of that well-known trio of the Senior Class, and also, 'by her pretty red hair. Wlhenever we need any support, we always turn to Jo as she is one of our helping classmates. At present, Jo is very fond of Art-but we're not saying what kind of Art. 24