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

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Student Council I he Council, composed of elected representatives from each home room, the class presidents, and a post-graduate representative, functioned successfully this year under Mr. Townsend’s direction. By acting on the adviser’s indispensable suggestions, the members profitably operated the refreshment stand at the football games, added revenue to the treasury by the sale of school spirit pins, and managed the school play finances. Council funds were used to equip the school cafeteria with new chairs, and Council sponsorship brought nine lecturers to high school assemblages. President................................. Stephen Kowal Vice President.............................. Jack Goodrich Secretary..... Margaret Yorke Treasurer .................................. William Hill

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A History of tke Cl ass o f ’36 I am just one of the many meditators who, in my solitude, allows memories of the past to creep slowly upon me. This evening my mind wanders back through the past to my beginning years of high school. Some of my present classmates originally came from South and some from Lincoln. We bid these dear old schools farewell by having an enjoyable Freshman party. In the fall wre were the first Sophomore class to take up studies in the new Senior building. We elected the following as our officers: President Harold Anderson Vice President Jean McKee Secretary Joan Jobson Treasurer Robert Ryan Faculty Adviser Mr. Dight Since we were the first Sophomore class to elect officers and were as yet inexperienced our activities were few’. We spent the remaining part of this year familiarizing ourselves with the new building and new’ faces. While I muse on this subject, my mind naturally ponders on my Junior year. To start this year off with a bang” we elected our class officers. They were: President ............................. Harold Anderson Vice President Audean Thomspon Secretary. Rachel Borland Treasurer Robert Ryan Faculty Adviser ............Carl H. Townsend My thoughts are tingling with the excitement and suspense of the mystery play, “The Devil's Eye.” Two members of our class, Bob Ryan and Helen Milner, participated in this. The Junior picnic committee was composed of: Allan Lantz, Chairman Betty Carr Betty Moorhead George Sorenson Ray Fox Harold Anderson As my mind lingers on the previously mentioned memories, it drifts through memorvland to, what seems to me, the most important event of the year—the Junior Prom. Soft lights, sweet music, hundreds of party frocks in summery shade and well groomed young gentlemen all aided in transforming Sugar Creek pavilion into a festive bower for the large social activity. After my memory train has taken me through the summer months it makes its next stop during the first week in September at the station of my Senior year. Our class was ably represented by the following officers: President.................................. Ray Fox Vice President Audean Thompson Secretary ............................. Grace Hill Treasurer Gene Williams Faculty Adviser Carl H. Townsend The Nominating Committee consisted of: Steve Kowal, Chairman Ernest Cartw’right William Weidler Betty Carr George Brooks Elizabeth Hart Eleanor Gray 22