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

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Tireless efforts in promoting school activities and entertainments for the student body comprise the duties of the Student Council. Sponsoring school dances, school movies, and selling tickets for and ushering at plays and other social events constitute a large part of the work. The members of the Student Council cheerfully care for your orders of hot dogs, candy, and pop at the basketball and football games. This democratic organization has further advanced the entertainment facilities of our school by contributing a large sum of money toward the purchasing of a new and modern motion picture projector and is the generous donor of numerous library books. Our thanks and appreciation to the Student Council for :standing by us so faithfully. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...... ....,.... ..... J A MES ROESS VICE PRESIDENT .... ..... E DWARD STACK SECRETARY ....... ..... P OLLY SHARP TREASURER .,.. .... E DWARD OSBORNE lst row, left to right-Polly Sharp, Margaret McClintock, Betty Rose Blakley, Olive Skeel, Evelyn Shepard, Patty Zuilkoski, Virginia Berry, Eleanor Rembold, Mary Anna McCool, Peggy Lane. 2nd row, left to right-Olive Sweet, Edythe Rugh, Anna Mae Oliver, Patricia Coogan, Jack Gregory, Dan Moon, Robert Ward, Edward Osborne, Edward Stack. 3rd row, left to right- Ben Magdovitz, Ralph Gates, David Lynch, James Roess, Lee Wilbert, Robert Norton, Tom Payne, Fred Hipwell. SDK? TUBE Ti ' CUU CIL

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Top row, left to right-Ott Skinner, Belle McCormick, Mary Yorke. Bottom row, left to right-L. E. Cramer, Rachel Boyer, James Smith, Fleming Smith. AD I ERS Giving their time outside of their regular school hours, we find the following men and women advising some of the biggest and most important clubs in our school : Through his boundless knowledge of chemistry and his willingness to share that knowledge with his students outside of class, Mr. Skinner has made the Chemistry Club a source of valuable information as well as of entertainment. Miss McCormick's varied and original ideas of entertainment and constructive projects have helped to make the French Club the interesting organization it is. Miss Mary Yorke's enthusiasm has made the Home Ec one of the most active clubs in the system. She and the girls cooperate in producing some of the best- smelling, best-tasting baked goods in Oil City. All the fellows that have associated with Cramer the Great have found him very understanding and helpful, both in his advice to the club and in his personal attention to their individual problems. Our sincere thanks, Mr. Cramer. ' Miss Boyer, who heads one of the most active circles of Oil City's young ladies, proves to be a stimulus to the already wide-awake Girl Reserves. Camera Club adviser Mr. james Smith has won his way into the heartsi of his student associates by his versatility and his ability to mix with them as one of their own group. For the past three years, Mr. Fleming Smith has efficiently advised the Student Council. We wish to express our gratitude to him for his time and efforts in making the activities of this body the most successful of the school. hr'

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