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

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OIL CAN - 1954 Oil City High School HISTORY of THE SENIOR CLASS Contact! To the symphony of jangling bells, our ships of destiny soared away on the great four-year journey of our life—High School, 1930-1934. We took off in two groups, one at Lincoln and one at South with passengers of both planes watchfully viewing the accomplishments of upper classmen in the ship ahead; that, when we would begin the real work of our high school career, we might profit by their experiences and carry the banner of our class to heights untouched by preceding classes. In the closing days of our Sophomore year, our ships landed at South’s gymnasium for a dance with Merle Keyes ’Orchestra. The committee was composed of Robert Jones. Chairman. Richard White, John Ward, Madeline Wilbert and Elinore Hitchcock, who carried the affair successfully. At this particular point of the flight, character medals were awarded to Richard White and Mary Lou Carlon on the South Ship, and on the Lincoln Ship to Frank Tambourine and Dorothy Hanna who were the outstanding boys and girls of our class. Then came our Junior Year with the journey of both the South and Lincoln factions of our class at Senior for manoeuvers. We elected the following students to pilot us through the ever-increasing undertakings of our school life. Pilot Richard Stoudt Co-Pilot Mary Jane Strickland Hostess Grace Underwood Purser Sheridan Stoudt These were finally selected from a group of students recommended by the following nominating committee: John Moltz, Chairman, Dan Breene, Anna Marie Hall, Sloan O’Donnell, Helen Reimann, and Betty Millhizer. We elected Miss Eddy and Miss Pinney as our guiding beacons. During the course of our Junior year, we were floating leisurely in mid-air when suddenly we dived again to the South gymnasium to stage the annual Valentine Dance, ably managed by a committee of LeRoy Cousins, Chairman, Dorothy Hanna, Sheridan Stoudt, Richard Earley, Dan Breene and Harriet Carlson, who contracted Merle Keyes and his band to play for us. This was followed by the election of the following Easter Dance committee who likewise planned and staged a highly successful dance: Harry Ziegler, Chairman, Richard Earley, Dorothy Hanna, Dan Breene and Harriet Carlson. Merle Keyes furnished the music. Page 18