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

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LOTTIE FRAK “Bubbles” Glee Club. Bubbles is a sweet girl who does her work efficiently. Whatever she decides to do, we're sure she’ll do it to the best of her ability. ROY FRANK “Wheat” Stamp. Stamp. What was that? Only Roy coming in the study hall. Evidently thinks he’s taking a course in brick laying. That’s all right, Roy, don’t pay any attention to what we say about you. PAULINE FRANKENBERGER “Lee” Oh! Yes. We all know Pauline and her smile. You might think you know it all but Pauline can always tell you more. RAY FRY Glee Club. How the girls. es| ecially from Seneca, do admire this boy! He has that admirable faculty of minding his own business. Ray is not as short as his name but instead he towers most of us. BARBARA FUTYMA “Bessie” Although Bessie doesn’t merit any activities, she is a good student and that’s something. We sure have to give her credit for her ambition and we hope that success will be her reward. SOPHIA FUTYMA Is Sophia smart? Well. I’ll say. She hasn’t failed to obtain good marks and still holds her position among the honor students. BRUCE FYE Concert Masher of Orchestra. President of Boys' Glee Club. String Quartet. Although Bruce’s heart seems to have strayed to a P. G. we are sure his good will is still with the class of ’32. He is greatly interested in his violin and will probably make a great name for himself some day in this profession. JANET GEORGE “Jane” President of French Club. Latin Club. Be Square Club. Ring and Pin Committee. Bells of Beaujolias. A quiet and studious damsel but a true friend to all who know her well. And does Jane have school spirit? No one who’s l»een near her at any game could be unaware of the fact. She s also one of Miss McCormick’s favorites.

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 GEORGE EBERT “Boom” Football ?. Basketball .?. 4. Varsity 4. Junior Play Committee. Oil Can Committee. Sports Editor of Oil Can. “Boom's” biggest interest lies at Westminster College and we wouldn’t be surprised if that’s where he’ll go. lie seems rather quiet until you know him and then—what a change. SARA DEANE ELWINGER “Sally” Dramatic Club Play. 4. Glee Club. Commercial Club. Sara Deane has always been a great enthusiast of the Dramatic Club and was rewarded by a part in the club plays. But then we’re sure Dramatics aren’t the only thing that count to this young lady. Who knows. Perhaps there's a gentleman. LEO ENGLISH Brass Quartet. 4. Senior Orchestra. Leo has acted as taxi-driver during the past year with his Model T. Ford. If Leo isn’t in his car, he is sure to be found in the Senior Orchestra. ELIZABETH FEKETE “Betty” Glee Club. P. I . Club. Girl Reserve. Elizabeth is one of our ambitious girls who believes in preparedness in her studies. We don’t believe she cares much for men, but we know she has the rare quality of always l eing sincere. MAXINE FERGUSON “Max” Property Manager ol Senior Play. Another ! eautiful blond! And another case where beauty and brains go hand in hand. Max worked hard to graduate with us, and we’re proud of her. GLADYS FILE “Glad” P. D. Club. Glee Club. Tall and dignified, Gladys is a model Senior. Perhaps taller than dignified she has proven to be a great booster for the class. ROBERT FORD “Bob” Pianist of Boys Glee Club, 3. I. Senior Orchestra. Bob is not only an excellent pianist, but is accomplished on the trumpet as well. His original piano compositions have gained a great deal of favorable comment in this vicinity. Keep it up, Bob, and lots of luck. MARY FORMAN “Mickey” Staff of Senior Hi-News. 4. Glee Club. Mary and Louise! The two inseparable chums who work side by side in everything. Mary has been a valuable member of the newspaper during the past year and deserves our congratulations. 1 1932

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HELEN GESING JULIAN GOLDMAN “Jule Quiet and studious. That’s Helen. She is always searching for more knowledge and she gets it. We hope she gets all the success that she deserves. HAROLD M. GIFFORD “Red” Latin Club. We're not sure where he hails from hut he must he a hig hit with the ladies, anyway. Who could help but admire those gorgeous red locks? He’s one of Miss Meditz’s conscientious pupils hut he can’t be that way all the tiinie. RONALD GLASS Hanking Club. And here's Ron. Ron sure makes a hit with the girls. But then who wouldn’t if they had his curly hair and pleasant smile. He is a mighty likeable chap and we are glad to have had him in our class. JOAN GOLDMAN “Jo” Senior Orchestra. Library Club. French Club. P. D. Club. Jo’s quite a musician and in addition has exceptionally good taste in choosing clothes. Not had to look at either, do you think? As a mannequin she’d be a wow. Brass Quartet. Winner ot State Comet Contest. 2. A musician who has proved himself to he good. Not only did he take first place in the state contest, hut received honorary mention in the National Contest as well. JAMES GREASLY “Jim” Hi-Y. Jim’s greatest worry is work. How he hates it! Any movement at all is an exertion, hut. still he must have his good points. How about it, Marion? RICHARD GREENFIELD “Dick” And this is Dick. You can’t see his Ford but it is probably around somewhere. Dick’s only fault is that he blushes so easily, but he certainly has a way with girls. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN “Betty” Sccietary of Latin Club. Glee Club. P. D. Club. What a lovely complexion and what a sweet girl. We can imagine that Betty's phone is kept ringing with male admirers. 26