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

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'g m' 'ea ANNA EXLEY She's sweet, petite, happy-go-lucky and has a liking for a young gentleman in the VVest End. They may often be seen riding around town together in the black Chevy. LOUIS FERRINGER Lo ie Louis has come from Seneca t grad- uate with us and although he's ea , oing, he seems to get his studies. lfVe .- very well that he makes a special ca rtain evenings in his Ford. He isn' an g but they say dynamite comes ' 'Q pack- ages. ANDREW FITZGERALD ' - Basketball 3, 4. Varsity . Football 3, 4. X arsity 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Vanity 3, - Andy is one of the few three-letter me dy17 4 to graduate with this class. Although pretty small, he was an outstanding quar- terback as well as an all-round basketball and baseball player. At any time Gump may be found at the Y with VVaitkus and Muldoon. REBA EXLEY Junior Color Committee Senior Play Committee Senior Play Annual Committee Joke Editor of Oil Can Reba wonders why girls have to be quiet, and so far no one has given her a very good reason why they should, so Reba will continue to be heard fro -of--J ten. lt's hard to tell how long she will be ooking forward to vacations so that Lu ill be home but we can't blame her if she aits forever. LIC HER Al A is o of the students who comes rom Hill. We don't know how rich he is e has a rich vocabulary. hat' o e re n why she's one of Miss edit fav ite pupils. IRG NIA FLEMING Ginny 5. Junior Prom. Committee ' Literary Editor of Oil Can v Property Manager of Senior Play Property Manager of Junior Play Ginny's the girl that's so much in demand at the dances-especially the tag dances. VVhat boy wouldn't feel slighted if he were denied a dance with her? She is another member of the gang and has been one of the most popular of the girls all through high school. Am 5'-ij!-41 alff-iw 24

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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

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QN . Grips BERTHA GARDNER Bertie'i 'Bertha is a caresfree sort of a person with a ready smile for everyone. She must enjoy her school life because she always has that smile and you know a smile can go a long way. IDA GOODWILL ' An excellent private se '- y for someone. A little bashful, rj?-i never- thekss a very good fden .1 E udent XVe understand Ida has fi over theoppomtesex, ni it TRUMAN GORDON Tr - ' Art Editor of Oil Can. i ,A I Behold Mr. Townley's protege! artist supreme. Trum sure knows his art and his women also from all reports. We expect to see him president of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Association soon. I I9 HELEN GESING A shy young lady about whom we don't know a lot, except that she's always studying-when not doing something else Helen just joined our ranks this year, so that accounts for everything. K., .' i one of the Barrymores of our - ' u e can t see why he doesn't give Q2 - Q .VIA -- V. 11 . Vie think he ought to make ' ut maybe he has, unbe- cnow s ea y. Iack's delights are certain teacher and skipping 'Hi . 'V A K X DARWIN GOTHAM ' 'Dar Football 4. Student Council. Al 'r I. 5' 'p 7 fn .K f lg U, 7 3 . V Although Dar didn't make a letter, he was surely persistent and we are sure that if he had another year to go, he would make a good bid for sectional honors. Dar is a Hdtller too and we know Mr. Mitchell will miss him. Aa f 25