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

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LOIS BORLAND Secretary of Room Xo. 10. 3. Secretary of Room No. 27. 4. French Club. Latin Club. It’s a real treat to know someone who can really concentrate on her Latin. During the past two years that Lois has been with us. she has afforded us this opportunity. We know you are going to ('.rove City College, Lois, and here’s wishing you lots of success. MARY BOUQUIN “Boke” Student Council 3. Mere we have a Mary with a Ford that goes everywhere she does—much more useful than a lamb, we’re sure. She can’t decide whether she likes blondes or brunets best but time will tell. VIVIENNE BOVVERS Well - well - well- -Vivienne—the world seems to be treating you finely, judging from the broad grin we see nearly all the time. Just keep it up, for you know that “when you laugh, the world laughs with you; and when you frown, you frown alone.” ROBERT BRIGHT “Bob” County Piano Champion 3.J Bright’s one of the vertibrae in the clarinet section of t he orchestra. He’s certainly a good-looking lad too, but he has no time for the weaker sex. OilCan DALE BRUBAKER “Dub” I).B. Glee Club. Vice-President Room No. 15. How Dub keeps that Ford together is a mystery to us but, nevertheless, it serves its purpose in getting him to school on time. A quiet and serious lad but a good scout so we’re told. BETTY BRUNER Junior Nominating Committee. Vice-President of Junior Class. Junior Prom Committee. Secretary of Student Council, 3, 4. Senior Play. Glee Club. Secretary-Treasurer of 11. Assistant business Manager of Oil ('an. Dramatic Club Play. Ring and Pin Committee. French Club. Betty is one of the few who believes in going steady. How does she do it? A conscientious student and a sweet girl. ANTONINA BRUNO “Nene” This dark-eyed, dusky maiden might easily be taken for a Spanish Senorita, esj ecially when she dons that beautiful suntan. It’s different but becoming, don’t you think? In fact, she seems to go in for different things. EDWARD BUCIIIIOLZ “Ed” Commencc ment Play. ■■Pepita. Ed’s greatest difficulty is getting the teachers to pronounce and spell his last name correctly. But, since they have finally succeeded, all’s well that end’s well. 'I 9 2 20

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HELEN BICKEL Commercial Club. Here is the quiet one of the class. But that does not go to say that she never gets any joy out of life. IIow-somever. you never can tell by appearances. JOHN BIDDLE “Jack” What a break! Isn’t it tough that high school discontinued base ball this year. John’s reputation preceded him to Oil City. CHARLES BIEBER “Chuck” Pepita . Belles of Beaujolais.” Student Council 3. 4. President Hi-Y. 4. President Room No. 19. 4. P. D. Club. Boys Glee Club. Senior Picnic Committee. Chuck’s sister doesn’t have anything on him when it comes to being likeable. We surely do like the Biebers and hope there will be more of them. DOROTHY BIEBER “Dot” Junior Prom Committee. Junior Play. Senior Play. Senior Dance Committee. Oil Can Committee. Oil Can Staff. B - Square Club. Dramatic Club. “Dot’s” one of those happy-go-lucky girls who easily makes friends with both sexes. For who could resist that friendly smile and cheery disposition? Remember her, too, in the Junior and Senior Plays where her dramatic ability was revealed to no disadvantage. ALICE BLACK Did you ever see Alice when she wasn’t with Cliff? No. Neither did we. Well, Alice, no doubt you will make a success of your business career and so, here’s luck. The OilCan CLARIBEL BLACK “Claudie” Gypsy Rover. Library Club. 3. 4. Claribel has proved a great aid to Miss Stimson in the library. She was ever present and always did her work well. We don’t know what she has decided to do, but if it’s library work we’re sure she’ll succeed. RUTH BLAKELY Glee Club. Senior Secretarial Club. Operettas. Library Club. There is music in the air! It is Ruth leading the Seniors in song. Despite the poor talent we must admit Ruth did well. BETTY BOARDMAN Glee Club. Pepita.” Gypsy Rover. Commercial Club. Office Club. Betty’s hobby is chewing gum and trotting around with “Hub.” It may be rather hard to become acquainted with her but once the barrier is broken you’ll find her a load of fun. 19

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DOROTHY BYERS “Dot” President Be Square Club. Ring and Pin Committee. French Club. Commencement Club. Whenever you see “Dot,” Edith is sure to be near at hand and vise-versa. If it weren’t for “Dot” where would “the gang” be for she certainly does her best to keep them walking— straight line? We wish her luck as our (». R. secretary. RUTH CARLE Everybody likes Ruth and when it comes to a good time, she’s right there, but for all of that, she manages to get some good marks. DOROTHY CARLSON “Dot” “Kitty” Dot is noticeably quiet except when she’s with Yenol and a few other of her most intimate friends. Then it’s surprising how she can giggle and chatter. LUCILLE CARONE Senior Commercial Club. Glee Club. Lucille is one of the very few girls who has never had her hair bobbed. Always diligent, she proved to be of very little trouble to the teachers. I 932 HELEN CARPENTER This is one of our quiet maidens but she seems to be a friend of all. We are very glad to have Helen in our class and we feel sure that whatever she intends to do after graduation, I lelen will surely make a success of it. ALICE CARROLL ‘“A!” Another silent partner in our big company. Alice still believes she should be seen and not heard. We have however nothing but the l est recommendation for her. ROBERT CAVANAUGH “Bob” Senior Play. CirculalinK Manager Senior Hi-News. Oil Can Committee. Assistant Advertising Manager Oil Can Commencement Play. Property Manager of Junior Play. There’s one thing we’ve never seen and that’s Cavanaugh in a fit of temper. Things just don’t seem to l other him. Maybe that’s why he’s such a big hit with the ladies, for there’s no doubt as to that. RUTH CHITESTER “Rufus” To us. from the Methodist Parsonage of Rouseville, came Ruth. As a scholar she has a record for anyone to aspire to, and as a girl—who isn’t her friend?