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

 - Class of 1934

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CAN DANIEL DUNDAS Glee Club I-2-3-4; Pepita ; Bells of Beau jolais ; Riding Down the Sky ; Student Council 2-3-4; Opera Faust; Boys' Quartet Here he is! Tall, handsome, with a grand tenor voice, the most hearty laugh this side of the Rockies, and a smooth dancer. Dan’s a friend worth having. His popularity with both sexes shows us that he is a favorite. He’s managed to spend a few minutes on his lessons so he could be graduated with us. BENEDICT DUNLANY .Secretary Student Council: President Dramatic Club: Senior Play. Out of the Fog ; Senior Dance Committee; Dramatic Club Ploy; Commencement Play The last of the DunLanys! Dick might be the youngest, but he is by no means insignificant. I le spent the last two winters in New York, but he came back because he just didn’t like those New York women. We re willing to bet they liked him though. I lave you seen those eyelashes? Dan” “Dick” Tody PEARL DOUGLAS Glee Club Library Club Basketball Team We believe that this little blond was sent to school for the sole purpose of keeping us from getting blue. For Pearl’s cheery smile and sunny disposition eliminate depressed spirits better than anything we know. HERMAN DOWNING “Herm” Student Council 4 Without a doubt. Herm has the best blush in the school Besides having a perfect blush he also has an exceptionally friendly smile along with exceptionally friendly disposition. We're sure that Betty agrees with this, too. JAMES DRISCOLL “Jim” Red hair and plenty of freckles is an excellent description of this young fellow. The most we can find about Jim is that he works earnestly in Economics. minds his own business, and is a good kid at all times. FRANK DZ1EKCIASZ “Jackie Jackie is a man of few words no he hasn’t got a wife but when he says anything, we all give him our undivided attention. He is a quiet but insistent worker and usually attains what he strives for. HARRIETT EAKIN “Harry Glee Club Basketball Team Harriett is small—cute—full of fun and is often seen riding in an Essex with her grand old friend Arthur. She is one of the bright spots of the business classes. Jim JAMES ELLIOT Orchestra I-2-3-4 Debating Club 4 Alternate on Inter-city Debating Team 3 Student Council 3 1 lere’s another one of those scarce pupils known as “Honor Roll Students. We don’t know why Jim doesn’t give the girls a break. We know some girls that would jump at the chance. Page 27

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O I A N ANNA CYPHERT “Ann” This little stranger from afar has made her way quietly into our midst. There is no one who is not cheered a little by the pleasantness of her cheerful little grin. FLOYD DAUM “Whiz0 Glee Club 2-3-4: Pepila”: Bells of Bcau-jolais : “Riding Down the Sky”; Dramatic Club 4; Dramatic Club Play. Sweet Will”; Commencement Play Floyd reigned as king of Detention Hall during the past year. In spite of his fun-loving nature, he has a real dramatic ability of which he has made good use in our school plays. Incidentally. red hair. ARTHUR DAVIES “Art” Art must have been one of those “bouncing blue-eyed baby boys. Art has aspirations to be a newspaper columnist. Good luck to you. Winchel Possibly though. I larriett may have something to say about it. ANNA DAYTON “Ann” Opera Faust Glee Club 1-3-4 Anna has two great passions, singing and Bernard, but with a voice and dark, twinkling eyes like hers, do you blame her or Bernard much? Maybe you don’t know Anna; in that case, you’re missing something. CHARLES DECKER “Chuck ” Chuck plays chauffeur, adviser, and what-not to Jerry and likes it. In fact, they both do. I le’s a good dancer. We wonder how Chuck can say such humorous things and still keep a straight face. GERALD DEYOE “Jed” Art Club Scene Painter for Cal O Nine Tails A little ford tells me that Jed is quite a lady killer, being as how the ladies (God bless ’em) like a nice gentleman as well as a pretty posie. “Say it with flowers is the proper spirit. Jed. VIRGINIA DINGER “Ginny” Glee Club Virginia's sense of humor has got her many things, friends and -detention. We re not so sure about the boy friend’s name, but we re pretty sure Virginia has one. She’s got everything that attracts them. MARGARET DOHERTY “Marg” Glee Club I-2-3-4: Latin Club 2; French Club 3-4-: Library Staff: Opera Faunt; RirlinK Down the Sky”; Be-oquare Club Marg and her side kick Virginia are regular inhabitants of Vengold’s We bet she doesn’t have any trouble get ting the men friends because she’s a good kid. V CELINDA DOLBY “Bab ” Glee Club 1-2-3-4 When Celinda isn’t talking, laughing. or chewing gum she is entertaining the boy friends. Does Celinda have the cute skirts and sweaters. I’ll say. We only wish we had half of them. Everyone agrees that she’s a good, likeable kid. GERTRUDE DOLBY “Giggles0 Gertrude is an expert at (her) waving hair which she proves by her experience. I ler nickname invariably tells on her nature. A happy cheerful girl with a certain interest in Paul. Page 26



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A N WILLIAM ENGLISH “Bill” Orchestra Glee Club President Room 224 President Room 14 Student Council Bill can usually be found in a model T Ford with his drums. He is a popular member of our class and has been very successful. We can predict success for him in his other interests which are two in number. One is to graduate in June and the other is just June. MILLY ENSLE Oil Can Staff; Secretary Room 10; President Room 10; President Room 212; Senior Basketball Team; French Club: Library Club 3; Library Club Picnic Committee Milly holds the honor of being Home Room President for two consecutive years. She can t be beat, that’s certain! In addition to this. Milly has for four years been on the Honor Roll. Oh. for half her brains! ADELAIDE EXLEY L.ibrary Club Glee Club Bc-Square Club Adelaide is a certain proof to the fact that quality comes in small packages. Short, sweet, happy, and kind, that’s Adelaide. She and Em are a happy-go-lucky pair. EMILY EXLEY Em” Student Council; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Senior Play; Treasurer Be-Square Club: Glee Club: Humor Staff of Oil Can Emily is one of the wittiest members of our class which can easily be proved by noticing the little smile constantly lurking around her mouth. I ler curly auburn locks have caused many sighs of envy from both sexes. I le shall never forget Em and her cough in “Out of the Fog.’’ LOTTIE FEROZ I lere is the original “How many, please.’’ girl. I folding a job as a ticket girl at the Drake. Lottie is certainly getting up in the world. I low do you do it, Lottie? Is that blond hair any help? ROBERT FLECKENSTEIN “Bob” Bob’s that tall lanky fellow who steps over desks and table tops much the same as you and I step from the street to the curb. He has a ready smile and genial nature and is always willing to help out. Ever jump center against Bob. boys? MARY FLIS Just a chubby, cozy. little bundle of good humor, bubbling over for almost no reason. Question—Are you sorry? Answer —No. not by a jug full. We all like that animation and radiance of her quick little smile. LEWIS FORMAN “Lou” Hi-Y Latin Club Did you ever see Lewis without his characteristic sleepy expression? We sympathize with him. however, because we all know how difficult it is to nap in school. In spite of his inclination to drowsiness. Lou is one good fellow. RAYMOND FOUST “Ray” “Lefty” Glee Club 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Contact! I lere you have, folks, the co-pilot of the Senior class. Ray can make one of those bird-like machines do tricks just as a magician goes about his performances. I le is seldom seen with a girl, but is surely one high-flyer. EDITH FRAKES “Sugie” Although we just met Edith at mid-term, we have known her long enough to realize that although quiet, she is a true friend of everyone. We are told there’s a man (or perhaps men) in her life. Page 28

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