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

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DOROTHY HUDDLESON “Dotty” Middy Maids 1; Dramatic Club 4; Senior High News 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Library Club 3-4; Commercial Club 3. Dot is one of those rare blues singers—so the “men” say. She hails from the South Side and forms half of the “fearless two” alias, Lynch and Huddleson. She is the “canary” of Senior. PAUL HUGHES “Mystery” JK }' Glee Club. Pfitd is quiet in school, but outside is a different thing. We know he can have a good time when he wants to. JAMES HUTCHINSON “Slim Jim” P. D. Club. Jim is perfectly at home in hay-field or classroom, lie drives a mongrel that resembles a 1900 Chevrolet, but he always gets there just the same. Here’s hoping that Jim will get a new car when “IT” wears out. FRANK C. 11UTCH INSOX”IIu tch ” yjfcv alo. Well look who's here! The old Maestro of laughs, himself. Ed. Wynn has nothing on Crank, but, by the way everything’s rpsy with Kate and the Chevy near. DICKEY INGHAM “Lapchick” President Room 38; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Sophomore Play; Belles of Bcaujolais; Assistant Business Manager of Riding Down The Sky. At last we have them parted. This is probably the only time the majority of | eople will be able to distinguish which is which. Dick will be a great orator and a popular citizen bv all advance notices. Flo’ FLORENCE INGRAM Commercial Club. Florence is quiet and good-natured. She may not always be on time, but she gets there just the same. BETTY JOAN JACKSON Parliamentary Law Club; Library Club; French Club; Glee Club; Operetta. Here’s one girl that claims it is absolutely possible to have your attention divided between two—Well-er! Betty, however, is the holder of peppiness, attractiveness, and—well, what not? MARY JACKSON Newspaper; Vice Chairman Debating Club; Senior Play Committee; Senior Play; Dramatic Club Play Committee; Student Council Nominating Committee. Do you want something done on time and done well? Then call on Mary. Mary’s bright, clever, and best of all she’s fun. Put these qualities to advantage. Mary! DONALD JAMES Don Senior Orchestra. Clarinet Contest. Behold! Another of Mr. Dight’s pals. Don gets along well with everyone and we hope it will be that way throughout his whole life. RALPH JOHNSTON “Swede Jr.” Secretary Hi-Y Club; Senior Class Nominating Cc nni|jtffp?,f OflK:e Club; Junior Picnic Committee? VfJJ Can- Nominating Committee; Advertising's® of OiL Can. “Little Swede” a brotWr Of thr “Big Swede” has l een inf ting] his stride lately and it’s hard to keep track of him. Every night it is someone different and the lucky one who lands him will have a real prize.

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VIRGINIA HECKATHORNE “Ginny” Glee Club. Virginia believes that silence is golden, for she said very little in school. She came all the way from Deep Hollow every day to obtain her education so she might have done all her talking before she came down here. CATHERINE HEFFERN “Katie” Civics Club. Commercial Club. Glee Club. How we envy her! Imagine having a car to escort you to school in spite of this so terrible depression. CLARENCE HESS “Burp” Glee Club 2-3-4; Dramatic Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3: Pepita; Belles of Beau-jolais: Riding Down The Sky; Hi-Y Club 2-3-4: Debating Club; Home Room President. We think that Clarence should have a car so he wouldn’t have to walk so far. Clarence is a good sport and he leaves us with our best wishes for his success. HELEN HERDZINSKY “Phil” Library Club. Office Club 3. Helgn is a Sweet girl who is full of fun and whS has very pretty hair, is always irf a big hurrv so we aren’t very fiell acquairfted. She seems quite popular and is often seen with Bernice. CJucc t CHARLES HOFFMAN “Chuck” Cheerleader 2-3-4. French Club. Debating Club. We wonder if this care free young man likes to trout fish? And to hunt, besides all the outside sports. Regardless of the part that he is most interested in sports, he still is amusing company for any intelligent person. BEATRICE HOLDEN “Bea” “Bede” President Library Club; Secretary Room 26; Senior Play Committee; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Be Square Basketball; Senior Picnic Committee. Bea is the best liked girl in 1933. She has made more friends in her four years of high school than the rest of our class pyt together. HER lERt HOLLINGSWORTH “Herb” (ytee Club 2-3-4; Student Council 3; Secretary Room 19. Belles of Beaujolais; Riding Down The Sky; Senior High News Representative. We wonder why Herb doesn’t mind having his picture taken and why he takes such good pictures—maybe it’s Kate, who knows? We sure will miss Herb struggling in about three seconds before the last bell, but what’s the difference, Herb can make good excuses. ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH “Bob” We admire Bob for being able to graduate as it was quite an effort for him on account of his long illness last winter. STANLEY HOMAN “Stan” Glee Club 3-4. Stanley’s main interest in school seems to be to find what to do with a French lesson, other than give it up. His sense of humor plus Theodore’s equals “Monkey Business.’’ HAMILTON HOWGARD “Ham” Where’s all the commotion coming from? I f Ham is near, lie’s the answer. Howev er, he does toot a mean sax. and is a main standby of Steck-Evans Orchestra.

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EDNA MAY JONES We are proud to have numbered among our classmates one who has completed her high school course in three years. Resides this achievement Edna is one of our Honor Students. Congratulations! WILLIAM JORDAN “Bill” I-atin Club. Remember when the girls used to flock to the I.atonia? It wasn’t the show, just that good looking usher, Bill himself. And when he quit he got that German hair cut. But how he chases the women and still keeps on the Honor Roll keeps us all guessing. GERTRUDE KAGLE “Gertie” Commercial Club. Gertrude Kagle is a very loving, motherly little girl. She is very quiet and yet always willing to help if ou need her. We wonder if she is like this when the male sex is around. D()y KAPI V Afenior (ircliostra 3-4. J D. Club. Junior Orchestra. Mose' Another of those reasons why so much noise conies from the New Building, the fourth period. Keep blowing your horn, Don, and you'll get there. KENNETH KAPP Ken graduated at midterm. We are lucky to have him in o’ir class for he is such a jolly fellow. He looks as though he just stepped out of a fashion sheet and so Kate thinks he is just right. Ken is going to be a doctor so here is wishing him the best of luck. BERNARD KARG “Barney” Barney never lets the girls bother him and this will probably bring him early success. We know he would like to manage a filling station and are confident he will achieve his aim. | ORDELL KARNS Ordell is a regular passenger in Raul’s bus. I le is in his glory when he can read Springfield Republicans in Miss Cribb’s home room although he doesn’t take R. D. Just the same, we're glad to have you in our group. ARTHUR KAUFMANN “Art” Secretary Room 38. Student Council 3. Art Staff Oil Can. This good looking, curly haired boy seems to have two lines. One--a dislike for the opposite sex and two -a talent for Art. He is very good in the latter. But Art. why don’t you give the girls a break? ELEANOR KAY “Jackie” Commercial Club 3. Glee Club 1-2. Eleanor doesn’t waste any of her time in school for she is always studying. She is seldom heard from except when called on to recite, and I don’t think she was ever pulled out of line for talking. Such an industrious person will surely have a bright future. HELEN KEATING “Hun” Commercial Club. Glee Club. A fair damsel, from up where the “uplots” thicken. She lives near the cemetery but she’s not so dead. No, sir!