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

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CAN is GEORGE CURTIS Boots George walks down the mountain from Clarks Summit every morning to play a cornet in our orchestra. We suppose he and Tom Owens will be playing in Ted Weem's Orchestra ere long. ' lvl X ECZAJKA T e gets 97 in Latin, but no A ond , ie es clear up to Lincoln to ake ' . He very industrious and an ou r --- tualent. RALPH DE LUCIA Delicious Baseball 3, 4. Ralph is one of the best read boys in our class. He has looked at, read through, or glanced through practically every book in our library. Some day he will prob- ably revise VVebster's Dictionary. ...E-5-H

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CAN MABLE CROUCH Babus Color Committee Ring and Pin Committee. Literary Editor of Oil Can. Petite, sweet and neat! This little girl is always seen in the little tan car. Two things that are attractive. By her winning way and attractive smile, Mable has become one of the most popular girls in our class. just call 641-X! ELEANOR CROWTHER N f. rie Secretary Junior Class. V. , Vice President French Club Ji Q President French Club 4. i' President Latin Club 4. r Literary Editor Oil Can A Brilliant-we are stil 'onde ii Virgil. However, when 1' e fri s ier Puritan ancestory for a fe hou she is the life of any party. 2 GENEVIEVE CUNNINGHAM Senior Picnic Committee. ' Anyone who doesn't know Genn 11 Q-g how many hours she spends d' '- gently dying l iSGe er!! outside of school thinks she is awfully quiet and studious, but that's where they're all wrong. VVe know different. She's active enough and sure makes a lot of commotion for a kid her size-especially when she gets in her Ford. HELEN CROWLEY Oh! oh! another blonde. Helen is blessed with a sweet disposition and many a boy's heart Hutters when she endowes him with one of her sweet smiles. Helen is one of our quiet students and can sure pull down the marks. AZ CUMMINGS H z is what we call an all-around ood f e nd a pal worth having. NVhy Iiss l e it hould ask her every morning 'hat ex ay's English assignment is, ve do t 'now, ut maybe she has a longer iemo ' rest of us. VVe predict hrill car r for Hazel since she is so 'ell li ar ind school. EROME CUNNINGHAM Jerry Silence is golden as the saying goes so we would judge Jerry will never have to worry about financial matters. jerry, besides wishing to become a Civil Engineer is now interested in a tire shop. Perhaps in a few years he will be proprietor-who knows, 4.0 f 21

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CAN DONALD DE WOODY Don Don is the Bill Tilden of our class. He not only swings a mean tennis racket but also plays a sax in the orchestra and band. Don is one of the mainstays of the orchestra and we hope to hear from him in the coming years. was IRENE DoRw1N 'Joy Secretary-Treasurer Run lf. Behold the symbol ou 'ii che lnessl Joy's ready smile and f 44 -loving isposi- tion are a sure cure for th -H blues. espite her humorous nature, she inc f trious and capable student. -.,! ESTHER DUNLAP Mitzie A fine Senior, a good sport, a nice girl-that's Esther. VVe are sure the Commercial course will prove valuable to her and some one will get an A-1 private secretary when they get Esther. I9 3I DUANE DOLBY Skid Hurrah for the photographer, hiker, artist, and whatnot of our class. Skid is the Desk Sergeant at the Y and he has done a lot for the younger students. Some day we'll see Duane in the Who's Who Column. DOUGLAS Shrimp ' -, ' favorite pastime is sleeping, 'uc gi ' his actions around Senior, ut t ... 'ho esn't like to sleep in those V- Qmfo .i . Even if he does look s i goi to fall alseep all the time if 'e do i l ' against him forheageneral 1 , od sport. 1' 5- ,I 1 . l ro - f ' 0 l GRACE EWING Grace hails from the East End and we see her walking over every morning with Vera. XYe have noticed that at all the dances she seems to be with the same fellow. QA f V 23 E. if ' .A