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

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.Z CAN p ea F . X f i F . GRACE HUGHES Rusty Secrtary-Treasurer Room 21. Junior Nominating Committee. Senior Play Committee. Assistant Librarian. Class Historian. Oh what hair! Rusty has the most glorious red hair-just the shade that seem to catch the masculine eye. There is al- ways a certain long legged kid called Bill Footb . 3, 4. Oil Can Committee somewhere around when you see Grace. We enjoy having Grace for a classmate fo her bright hair and smiling face ha ' brightened up many a gloomy day. ROBERT HUTCHISON ' Stage Manager of Senior Play. President Room 26. Treasurer of French Club. Cheer Leader, 4. - Chairman of Oil Can Comr ttee. V V Assistant Advertising Ma ger of O ' - chy H . Cast of Senior Play. I Hutchy's motto is ' ive X ll' e women a break. lie carefn 1, r one might kidnap you. Bob is on u he bi. noises in the Senior Class-Che 1 eader. VVe hope to see him cheer le ing a Alabama soon. Heaven help Alah na. , , f I . .ge-,af whim WALTER JAM ES L6 99 r ll President of Problems of D w ocrac .L ub. th I I Pepita. Here we have the shiek of the South Side and will probably be the shiek of Oil City. He may have to wait till Bill Horne leaves, but meanwhile Walt will still be sliding a wicked trombone. VIRGINIA HUNTER Pretty? My yes! And popular- especially with jack. You can't help liking Virginia. Everywhere Virginia went jack was sure to go. Can you blame him? ROBERT JACKSON Bob Assistant Stage Manager of Senior Play. re's Bobg there's the Chev. Bob Siame - fins. Besides, the twins could not h ' re friends than Hob. If you don t e ey 't, ask the girls. HAR JOHNSTON Swede Varsity 4. Junior Nom. Committee Junior Dance Committee Vice President of Hi-Y. Senior Dance Committee Senior Basketball Team Art Editor of Oil Can. Senior Picnic Committee . an e Chev are as inseparable as the , Harley has been of great assistance in the success of our class. Together with being a general artist and sign painter, he has been a big help in putting over the dances-especially in the decorating. We know that the football coach is going to miss him although Mabel has promised to take good care of him. Qt m .A- 28

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RUTH HANNA Bobbie We believe the world must be treating Ruth fine since she always greets us with a hearty smile. Lady Luck is looking for just such people, so we know she is waiting to help Ruth with everything she attempts to do. BERNICE HOMER The class of '31 seems t :TA xv blessed with quiet people but - 3 is one ask us-does she? Happy , ' er- nice will be more settlec after graduation-we fell sur JAMES HOVIS ' ' Art. Editor of Oil Can. Stage Manager of Pepitzi. Q 2 1 ell who has pep and can make .- Now 4 B mW! Jim is the red-headed shiek of Q74 Senior High. He is also a musician and quite an artist. We expect Jim will rely on one of these for his living, but he is not at all in sympathy with work. His motto is lots of fun with little labor. 'Qc AQ E VERA HAYES Vera seems to be a quiet, reserved girl around school, but seemingly we do not know her very well. At least, we hear that she is quite frolicsome in her spare time in the evenings. lYelI, good luck someone C?j WIL AM HORNE Bill amatic Club Play. erty Manager of Pepita. I I s e of the students of our class who h s oun a way to baffle the teachers nd x nder tand that he has an extra- rdin winning hearts. In ad- dition bein a great debater, Bill is one of th at fiddIers of the orchestra. IWL. ,J DANIEL HUDDLESON Dan lVe've heard that Dan never looked at a girl until Susan came along. We don't know about that but we are quite sure he doesn't look at any now, except her. Some of the girls woulcln't mind having those curly locks of yours, Dan. .nm f 27

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J! s BETTY KANE Junior Prom Coinmittc-L-. Junior Picnic Committee Junior Play. Senior Play. Class Prophetess. Betty is so pretty, so charming, the divinely sweet and fair type. She is the main reason why so many of the boys are unable to concentrate on their lessons during school hours. We don't doubt bu that Betty, with her good looks, willson - day win a beauty Contest. LUELLA KEEFER , A - y Luella is a newcome in our ni L s this year so we don't know lot nf t her anyone doubt our word, vrefe Miss Meditz. f CHARLOTTE KELLER CAN r G I YY but does she know her astro my? hould 3 im to Charlotte works in a hat shoppe, bu that is only because her father owns one. In a few years we suppose Charlotte will design all the smartest styles in hats her- self, and we are promising her now that we intend to be her first customers. ELLIS KEAN The fact that Ellis comes a long way to school each morning does not keep him from being a loyal booster of our school. He has never made known to us his future career, but in whatever line it may be, we hope he is successful. GEORGE KEELY - 'The Gypsy Rover. ' A .' the prodigal son of the class! Neve 1 l we're glad he came back. Since ' , left us at midterm, we sel- soon x v ni t at the console of the Viigh ' ' V er in the Latonia Theatre. He h . or start already. MERLE KE YES 'Pepitaf' The Gypsy Rover. ori dom -V' im a y more, but hope to see him l Ah! Here is the Rudy Vallee, Guy Lombardo or Paul VVhite1nan of our class. Merle certainly is musically inclined as we find out at our school hops. Merle and his band will probably end upon Broadway or some other great place. Who knows? Ao, it ' H7 -l 3' 171' 29'