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

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- -.. .. ,, 2 Y Q 2 Gif :,, SEYMOUR BROWN Bx10wnie Seymour is one of these quiet lads who talk very little, but when he speaks, O My, the outbursts of wisdom! That is if the teacher is patient enough to wait. Be- sides, he drives an Essex and comes from Cobbler's Knob. Zig f Q ' 'E f f.,ff,,fir' J .fymmi 1 iu i f U fret F F if IRENE CAFFREY 3 Prim and neat is Irene. Sh urries to school every day but s se she has lots to do and not just likes to rush around. Her m n inter is the Dramatic Club-rememb her i 'l.ilies of the Field? T ,,,V, V: in ANGELINA CARONE Ange' Yes, Ange is Tony's sister for who hasn't seen her riding around in the big Dodge with Tony. Angelina is a great booster of our class and we wish her luck. KC Mil RUTH BUNNELL Ruthie Ruth hates to leave the good old O. C. H. S. However, she says she is graduating with the best class and we're sure she has done her part to make it what it is. VVe never see Ruth without Frances. 1' ' CAMPBELL B-uddie Y I I s 5 T e 15' ' n't much of Audene but after knowi g le e certainly believe that good hing come in small packages. he :g f gs to one of those inseparable rios L . ays right there when you I x eed i TONY CARONE Dolan Football 2, 3. Everyone knows Tony as a good sport and as one of the mainstays of the class fight. Tony was a reliable relief guard and tackle under Coaches Brown and Fox. f 'ri f 19 Q 2'

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PF cm. i l 5 i ,ELIZABETH BLAKELY Betty Ring and Pin Connnittc-0 Here we have the tickler of the ivories, besides a peach of a girl. There is a rumor around that Betty has an in- terest in someone down at Penn State but that seems so far away! Yet distance never keeps love apart-eespecially when there are mail carriers. ISABELLE BOLE a Another of the fair young se msels from Rouseville. XYe would be V Q: py to have them all if they were li 1 belle, because we surely think she ll dit to our class and we wish her all piness that we can. THOMAS BORLAND 0 ' ' ulu lCT0mYY 66DaiSyYY G5 Boy!! President Junior Class. 1 Athletic Editor of Oil Can. Stage Manager of Junior Play Senior Banquet Coxnmittec. Varsity Football 3, 4. Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball 3, 4. All Junior Committees. -V Here comes Tom-Oil City's pr mising candidate for the All-American football team. Besides football Tom also has a yen for poetry, and those who haven't heard him recite Hlddie Biddie Pider - well. We often wonder what Tom's in- terest in Franklin is but we imagine he has good reasons. ! f f M. S PHILIP BLUM Phil fielder Varsity Baseball 3 of our class Phil wants to go Behold the great deerslayer and out- n big-ga Alma results me hunting after he leaves the old Mater and we expect many good but the study hall is going to miss a lot of noise. , t v of Be-Square Club '30. Pr 'dent of Be-Square Club '31, . tary f Room 22. 'if ,I V. ng to :' ure V, is one of the old stand-bys in the serves in fact anything pertain- Y. If she isn't at home it's a he at the Y. If you want any york do e fficiently you can just call on UUE. - , she isn't Tom's sister. s f: RLAND X l 1 1 l HANNA RAE BROIDA Hanna Rae just loves to talk but she prefers what tl Everyt and ca anyone discussing the latest styles in ie well-dressed woman should wear. hing about Hanna Rae is dramatic n she dr ize? Well, just ask who sa nior Play. if I QR a 3l,,f:: 18 Am f

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, , .,--Y 7 ' un l 6 FLORENCE CARSON Flo Florence has that brown curly hair that we admire so much, and it's natural, too. Maybe that's why it never seems to cause Flo any worry. Inside of school she seldom makes any unnecessary noise. Could it be possible that she is just as quiet after four-Fifteen? LAWRENCE CHESTER gained for him the esteem of us fill' His activity centers chiefly aroun ' f a and Bob Turner. Remembe as a hot dog vendor at tball - bility game. HELEN CORNELIUS Junior Prom Committee. Junior Play. Senior Play, Treasurer Latin Club. Class Prophet. N Helen is one of the rarer examples f our class. Her winning personality- an Cl di? Bud's friendly quiet mann has Q HY., congenial nature have made her one of the most popular members of her class as well as of her inseparable gang. Helen has a gift of playing matronly parts in class plays which has resulted in making them a huge success. DOROTHY CAUVEL Friendly and everything. This petite miss comes into our great cathedral of learning, every day, that she may better her efforts filling up her attic. Dorothy is very congenial-with not only the boys, but girls also. VVe all vote Dot up-to- date, and wish her all the success in the world. ' ue ' d elike diamonds, precious . rare, 'alse autumn leaves, found . v 1 rl r i one of the rare kind and we ar s i ds to follow a-business career. OK r l S ywxl e h MILDRED CROPP Mildred comes clear from Eagle Rock to be with us every day. She is a good worker and words cannot express our hopes for her. Q. L I9 X 3l, NT: 20