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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1946 volume:

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DQFRANCE Superintendent of Schools fActing5J MR. M. W. HEMPFIELD Business Manager and Secretary of Board of Education M 8 Board of Education CJ QC. IV1 wc- Wav Sezitefl. left to right-Kl1'. TJCFIYIIICC, Nr. Ziegler. :mil X111 Xliilmkeriii - N ages-r F-tzliifliiigx left lu riglit-Klr. leleiiipfielrel. M11 lfiteli, Xlii Lilly. XIV. C,l.ii'k. Xlr. Luse :incl Mit lxfgziii. SUllt'1'llll61lClL'll'E .... .. .Klii -I. ,X. llelfixiiiee Tresirleiit uf l-luziwl .... ,... X lit lf. XY. Ziegler lxviee l,1'C5lflCl1t .... .... X lr, H. bl. liitcli Secretziry. .. .,.. XIV. Xl. XY. I lellllll-lk'lfl 9 Principals MR. CARL H. TOWNSEND Principal MR. JAMES D. TOWNLEY Assistant Principal 10 Secretaries MISS MILDRED ECKMEDER MRS. VERONICA SONOSKI Secretary to Mr. DeF1'anCe SQ-c'i'etzx1'y to Mr. Hempfic-lil A MISS ALBERTA SZAFRAN MISS BARBARA KRUG Secretary to Mr. Townsend High School Office Girl 11 'ti YU! faculty Mr. Warren J. Anna ,- . Y. . -. . l',iolog'y. Niplioiiiwe tiuirlaiice Louncilt-1' Mrs. Eva D. Bartlett liirls' Vliysical Ffilucatioiz Mr. Russell R. Buckham XYUCIlllllll1li l'cti'oleuiu and Natural lifts Mr. Vance D. Brown Rt-lzitt-fl Xlnthcnizitics, Suit-nice. :mil llistc Miss Louise Caldwell KI Zlllltlllfllifs Mr. Oscar Collins XX orlfl iilslufj' Mr. John Connors L'liemist1'y, lfootlmll Llizicli Miss Victoria Davis Art Mrs. Esther Duink Klzitliciuzitics, Vrofluct Study Miss Beryl Eddy Ifrcncli. lziiglisli Mr. Harry D. Etzel Related lfnglisli, Social Studies Mr. David E. Faust .Xuto Rleclizuiics l2 fs! min. Miss Helen Fogle lioolqlccepiilge. Slwrtlizmrl. bllmior Lilznss 4XllX'lHk'l' Mr. Albert Foster l'l'0lllC'lllr uf llcliiowzlfy If J ,MF Mr. Edwin Gould gf? 1' Profluct Sflllly. llzxtlicinnlics Mrs. Mary E. Harlan Hem-ml :mrl lQL'lZltL'fl Science Mr. Eugene D. Hill Elclncntzzry Nlzzchine Shop Mr. J. Francis Houtz Boys' Physical liflllC!lllHll, l'ql'L'sll1llZlll lluillancc Coiliicilol' ' x ad 4 Miss Eleanor Hoy ,JG L11 Jl'Zl.l'lHll Miss Minna L. Kamber lznglisli. .Xnwriczm lHl1s1m'x' Miss Ruth Kammerdiener 'lolz l'1'epz11'z1tim1. lifvolclqr-c'1li1ig, .Iunior liuirlzmu- Qlullllfllm' Mr. George Karle .AV 955 ,ur yi Lomwl11mto1'ol Xoczmolizll Iaclilczltmn x, wan. jx Mr. F. LaMome Lewis 1' lDlcllllfltlL'N. l'.llQllSll Miss Henrietta Leyda United Status llistory 13 40 W , s f l 1,- 3 ' 1 U P ,' , ., 9' V . fl -1 it 3 A ij, 1 3 F if ' 3 s, , :,-26' MKT fw 4 - W' :N V 53? l 'K , A? r - 'i1zg5?'i - 15 V 1 1 2?-1-1 Mr. George McA1evy lnflustrizil .Xrts, lfaculty Klanziger uf Athletics Miss Phyllis McFarland L lX'lCs Miss Helen P. Mackenzie lilllll. .Xlg'ClJ1'il Miss jean Mackenzie Latin Mr. Martin H. Mills .xlllilllflwl Xliicliinc F-limp Mr. Harland C. Mitchell llirector nf Klusic Miss Martha Morrow Sucllll Slllmllcs Miss Evelyn A. Moyar lfuglisli, Social Sluflies Miss Margaret Nelson lfnglisli. 'luurnzilism Mr. Thomas M. Nelson Typing. hlUllSlllllL'l'S licmminics Miss Dorothy V. North Slluflllilllfl. Sl'L'l'L'lEl.l'llll l'1'ziclice Miss Hazel Orcutt lit-m'r:1l lrlmne lccmmniics 14 Miss Edith M. Pinney Typing Mrs. Jeannette Polansky Yoczltionzil and llc-nerzll Home lfcmimn Mr. Dana M. Pringle Physics. Senior Class .X1lx'isc1', Senior lilllflilllkk Councilor Miss Margaret D. Reid English Mr. Edward N. Roberts lilucpriut Rt-zicling :md NlL'Cl'lZlll1CZll'lll'ZlXX'1llQ Mr. Philip Runzo llzmfl, iRjl'CllC'Ntl'll Miss Marian R. Shockey History of li'c11nsylx'z1nia Mrs. Rebecca M. Skinner lfnglisli Miss Audine Stanley lfnglisli Miss Florence Stevens lfnglisli Mr. Russell Ward lX42llllC'lllZlllCS Miss Maxine Templeton .XCl'H1llll1ilCS luuior lclllsi- 'U' m-ss 'll1':1111111g Mr. James D. Townley M Art, llrzifliiig, ,Xssistzml l'1'im'ipzil l. 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IHXRK Society 'W I i 19 Prom King and ueen IXHYAXI, IYXIQIXQICR ILXRIZAXI football ueen UIIQXN NIII.l.lilQ H px ,lfmxsl ALVKA VIATER NL C111 mm swam, 3 iii gg if 3,32 Fil giggi 3 M E I1 Mi? 3 52 iisfafwpffffj Hmi1igiip' 57 54 if Q ff fl 5 if wg W gg' 2 -B f .31 Events and Ufficers 0f the Class of l946 Junior Year NOMINATING COMMITTEE CLASS UFIIICIQRS l'I'vwi4IL'lIl .... . . . John g X,iL'k I,l'K'Nilll'lll ., .. lflizzllmeth xlllwltl SLfL'I4K'l2l1'y . ,. ... Ruth 'lxurl U VIql't'1lNUl'L'I' . ... ... Dum ilruz .X1lYI5K'l' Nlr. Hilllil Rl. l'rin5,h VRHNI U mXlNIl'l l'lflQ AI1-lm mil'Q'lL'I'. Q-hlliflllllll Hill tifilhlllll Rutlw 'lxuukn-1' Kuta- XX'k'ZlX'L'l' lflizzllmctll XIZlNtL'I' I In-In-11 KL-llcy IR-:ul f1l'ZlZiCl'v .Inc IM' Szmlu Hzm1'lm:1l'zl .IUIHISUII AXHQ-11 Slm'1nL-1' Kuyal l,Zll'liC1 lfzlrl Slmfcr XIKHLXXIXIQ CfXNIl'.XIiiX t'4lMNll'l l'Iili 1.4l1Ili1'I112ll1 . .. lflizzmlmctlm Bluatu SCIIMHI Vlily .. -. . MK 1lTU5t Xxvllllllfl blunifn' l'1mm .. 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XII-Imly L'IcIE In r, 2 5 Senior Ufficers LEONARD ZYCK Len Class President '45-'46. This popular senior needs no introduction to students of O. C. H. S. His fine work in the football backfield and as senior class president will keep him in our memories for a long time. JOAN REPMAN LKJOU Senior Class Secretary One of Senior's girl athletes, Jo likes basketball and volleyball best. Having been an experienced home room and class officer this cheerful girl will make an efficient see- retary. BARBARA JOHNSON Jonnie Senior Class Vice-president If not her acting ability, her sweet, disposition and natural intelligence will certainly stand Jonnie in good stead in any field she enters. You probably won't need it, but-good luck, Barb. ROYAL PARKER Senior Class Treasurer One of the swellest fellows we know, Royal rivals Sinatra in voice, appearance and swoonability. His strength lies in sports and his weakness in a blond item called Jonnie . HARRY HETRICK MHVY Co-editor of the Oil Can Har1'y is synonymous with activity . If anything is percolating at Senior you can be reasonably sure that H is connected with it. Among many other things he is co- editor of this our worthy annual. ELIZABETH MASTER Liz Co-editor of the Oil Can Liz, one of our favorite Seniors, is known for her twin- kling brown eyes and gay little giggle. Her interests range from sports to music and she's su1'e to find her place in the future. JOSEPH DeSAN'l'O Joe Co-business manager of the Oil Can Joe is one of the lads largely responsible for producing the '46 Can . If his scholastic achievements can be used a measuring stick, we're sure he will have a long, success- ful life. LAWRENCE GOLDBERG Larry Co-business manager of the Oil Can Larry is one of our financial wizards responsible for the monetary backing of this book. His main interest is auto- mobiles but all who have seen him jitterbug agree that it must run a close second. SALLY GALLAGHER Sarah Literary Editor of the Oil Can Although she's been roaming the halls of O. C. H. S. for a mere two years. Sally has made many fast friends, and is an essential constituent in music and literary groups. Brief- ly, Sal':s quite il gal. MARY JANE WNUK Nookie Editor of the Senior High News Where would the Senior High News be without Nookie ? Her stuffed toad is only one of the many souvenirs which she collects. She plans to become a Laboratory Technician. BETTE MARIE ADAMS Bets Basketball, mushball and many other sports promise to keep Bets supplied with plenty of exercise. Her athletic ability in school assures her success in the life of a tryin teacher. PATRICIA .XDDAMS Trish Pat's quite demure, but her friends report that she is lots of fun and the gang couldn't get along without her. Best of luck out in the world, Pat. JEAN AMES Gunner Don't let the nickname, Gunner deceive you. This little girl is really very sweet and quiet. She likes to swim and roller-skate. and wants to be a secretary. PHILIP AMSDELL Star We are justly proud of our boy, Phil, one of the few Seniors who is outstanding in both football and basketball. Wa-'re all behind you, Star , on the road ahead. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Ginny Although a woman whiz on ice-skates and a dangerous dame behind the wheel, Ginny is really very gentle. This dark-eyed girl will make some lucky man an efficient see- retary. JOSEPH ARCHER LlJoe9Y An eminent member of Senior's Oil and Gas Shop, Joe expects to enter the Navy. Always ready to get into mis- chief he will make many pals with his friendly ways. ROY ARCHER Bacon Bacon packed 170 pounds of fighting football fury and gentle humor into his five foot five frame. Good luck to the first fellow of our class to take the big jump. JOANNE ANDERSON UJOHY Joanne spends most of her time in the kitchen, where she is a regular artist. Her future is already determined by that wedding' ring' she wears. SHIRLEY ARCHIBLE Shirl This lucky girl with the beautiful red hair has definite plans for the future as signified by that ring: With her genuine friendliness we know she'll always be happy. MARY AUSEL Shorty Mary is taking' the home economics course and is at the same time getting' invaluable experience in domestic arts outside of school. Her friendly personality attracts everyone. DOROTHY BANKSON Dot Dottie's pastime of sewing will save one more husband in the world f1'om the plight of buttonless shirts. tTlie term husband, she confesses, will go into effect sooii after gradu- ationl. Good hunting, Dottie! LOTTIE l'i.l.RL1I'G VVhe1'e she gets all her pep is beyond us but slit-'s alwajis seen bouncing' about with loads of vim and vigor. Shi- collects photos and enjoys dancing. '1 WV' lf Ai f Q: W, M 2, -3 ANN MARIE BARSCZ Combining athletic ability with grace. Ann shines in the bowling alley as well as on the dance floor. She is looking forward to becoming a beautician. BOB BAUGHMAN Another of O. C. H. S.'s airminded men. Bob plans to enter the field of Aeronautical Engineering. He is an expert at his hobby. photography, and some of his snaps appear in the Can . KENNETH BAUM LSKGIIYV Although appearing quiet, Ken has a knack of making friends with everyone whom he meets. 'We all wish him Success as an engineer. GERTRUDE BAUMBACH Trudy This little gal can really make the piano talk , Trudy is well-known for her musical talent and plans to enter college next year. BETTY BEHRINGER Most Senior girls are sports lovers, and Betty is no ex- ception. She enjoys either watching a game or playing one. Her desire is to become a beautician. VIRGINIA LEE BELL Ginny This all-round athlete isn't partial to any particular sport, but excels in most of them. Ginny's career is indefinite, but perhaps her unusual athletic ability will serve her in good stead. BEVERLY .IUNE BERLIN Bev Roller skating and collecting postmarks don't seem to lead to a secretarial career, but blonde, musically talented Bev tells us her ambitions are directed that way in spite of her hobbies. JEAN BERNHARDT Jeannie There just aren't enough nice words to describe this girl. She is well known in Senior for her snappy, brown eyes, pretty hair. and pleasant disposition. t'All-round is the word for Jeannie . WARREN BILLS Although rather diminutive, no one ever has any trouble knowing when Warren is around. Always ready for conver- sation, he will talk your ear off if you give him half a chance. RICHARD BLANCHARD Doc Aviation is the chief interest in Doc's life and he plans to carry on in that field after graduation. Airplane build- ing is his hobby, and aeronautics is one of his favorite sub- jects. MARY LOU BOWER t'Mert lVle1't is undoubtedly one of the biggest cutups in our class and is endowed by nature with a personality plus which makes her one of the most popular figures in the gang. HERBERT BREADEN IGI-Ierbfl James, Goodman, and Dorsey better watch out. 'tHerb plays a mean trumpet and handles the ivories like an expert. And, yes, you guessed it, he would like to lead his own swing band. 26 GEORGE BUCKHAM Blitz George constantly thrilled the crowds at the Lincoln gym with dazzling exhibitions of one handed shooting. lf he has as much success in finance as on the hardwoods he should go far. BETTY JEAN BUDAY MB. J.!1 Besides going to beauty college, B, J. has as her aim in life to learn to drive a ear. This happy-go-lucky lass has a hobby of collecting movie stars' pictures. PATRICIA BURNETT Pat Blond, blue-eyed Pat is another of Senior's smooth lasses. Though quiet. Patfs good cooking and looks assure her of success in her chosen profession of a housewife. IMOGENE CANN Jeanne Jeanne hopes to put her Home Ec knowledge to use. after leaving Senior, when she becomes a dress maker. She'll be whizzing with a needle as she does on skates. ROSE CAPANARO Rosie Curly headed Rosie is an industrious student and we feel sure that she will be a success. She spends her spare time collecting pictures and reading. PATRICIA CAROTHERS lipati! Pat's snazzy wardrobe and her snappy answers make her good bait for Senior's wolves. However her heart's with the Marine Corps and a vine covered white cottage some day soon. ALBERTA CARTER Bert Bert is a very quiet likeable person and she enjoys collecting photographs. Neatness personified. she sports a beautiful engagement. ring and plans to get married. CLARENCE M. CARTER Tarzan This boy with a pleasant friend making smile plans to enter the automotive industry. He works on his father's farm and he enjoys hunting and tinkering with cars in his spare time. VIRGINIA R. CAUVEL llJean?1 This little blonde has no definite career. She spends most of her spare time collecting post cards and buzzing around with Trudy . MAE CAVANAUGH Mae is full of pep. Her plans for the future are indefinite but at the p1'esent she enjoys sports of any kind and also dancing. Mae is almost always seen with Trudy. ALEKS CIEPLECHOWICZ Oscar Oscar . a general course student, plans to enter Uncle Sam's Navy upon graduation. He is well fitted for this future as he loves ships and is noted for his wide study of them. DONALD A. CLARK MDOHYS Donnie's plans for the future are not yet definite. but this quiet, hard working fellow is bound to be a success in what- ever field he chooses. He enjoys reading. hunting. and hiking. 7 I 1? LORRAINE CONFER Fuzz An energetic blonde is Fuzz who is likely to follow her sisters' footsteps in arranging tresses. ANITA CONKLIN Nita Sweet, agreeable Nita is another of Senior's future secretaries. She claims that her only interests are in reading but we notice that she spends quite a lot of time in Titusville. MARJORIE CONSTABLE Margie Marjorie is a newcomer to Senior this year, but she has made many lasting friendships here already. She is chiefly interested in music and her plans definitely include college. SHIRLEY CONWAY This pleasant little lass hails from Pleasantville. She is quiet and neat and is sure to be a good beautician-that is. if Jim doesn't claim her first. .IOANN COOK Cookie Vivacious Cookie's quite a gal. With all that vim and merry good humor she's sure to fascinate the invalids when she appears in that white unifo1'm. Solid we say! RICHARD COOK Blaze Here's an all around guy! He doesn't give up easily and he really rates in basketball and a good argument. All in all Dick is one of our most likely to succeed Seniors. MARY ELIZABETH COURTNEY Bets Bet's number one hobby is stripping gears and running up garage bills. She has quite a collection of records and piofesses a desire to be an elocution teacher someday. LEILA COUSINS Lee Welcome back Lee. This luscious lass who aspires to be an artist is back with us again after a short absence with all her former punch and personality. JEAN CROFT Jean keeps things jumping with her cute little chuckle and the latest gags. She can be serious, though, and will go far in the study of music. ROBERT CROWE Bob Bob is the boy with the ideas and the determination necessary to carry them out. These two qualities so necessary in achieving success will help him greatly when he becomes a chemical engineer. HARRY CULBERTSON Our department store executive, Harry is one of the main- stays of Penney's. Always ready for fun he is the originator of many of the sharp cracks around Senior. HAZEL CUNNINGHAM Beautiful hair, a sweet smile and dreamy eyes introduce Hazel. From the surface quietness, the sparkle of her fun loving spirit shines through, revealing her colorful person- alitv. ELLEN MARIE DAILY , Elmer Elmer is superlative in athletics, looks, and intelligence. She has the rare honor of appearing' on the principal's list and is sure to be tops in the future as in the past. EMMA JANE DAVIS HJaneY! Jane p1'oves that nice things come in a small package. She plans to be a secretary and her favorite sport is roller skating. VICTORIA DAVIS Vicky Vicky contemplates a secretarial career and judging' from her pleasantness and ultra-fascinating' grin--we are assured of her inevitable success. Active in high school activities. she is fond of roller skating, too. CHARLES DAWSON Chuck Chuck , that stellar linesman on the Oiler football squad puts his plans for the future in the Navy. Chuck's chief interest, by the way, is engineering. ILA De-ARMENT Hee Hee likes to collect photos and postcards and has a knack for saving. She wants to become a clerk in one of our local stores after the diplomas are handed out. HOWARD DEAN DECKER Dean Dean is one of those big, powerful fellows who look so rough and tough until they ,egrin and then we know how swell they are. Best of everything, Dean. CARL DeLONG Tall, good-looking Carl is rather reserved around strangers but really is a regular fellow. He intends to enter baking' school and wear a high white hat. RUTH DeWALT Ruthie Our candidate for the first woman president is Ruthie. She's an excellent public speaker but has cited nursing' as her object for the future. THOMAS DOLBY Tom T. D.'s fine trombone playing' in the band and his habitual presence in Famoore's make him a familiar figure to just about any Seniorite. Tom hopes metallurgy will be in the near future for him. HELEN DREHER Hepsie Though Helen's mind usually tends to serious channels she is well known for her witty remarks. Her hobby is col- lecting records and she enjoys dancing- and reading. NVILLIAM L. DRISCOLL Billy Billy is the life of any party. He is well known in all local bowling' alleys and sport. Circles. His handsome smile plus his grand approach makes his everyone's friend. TWILA ELDER Tish Tish is the trim little blonde number who can be seen buzzing around the halls of Senior. She plans to be a book- keeper after graduation. 11, W INA QD JEAN ENGLERT Jeannie Aladdin had a Genie and so do we. It's that short vi- vacious girl who always seems to be going somewhere in a hurry. She likes dancing and bowling and intends to be a secretary. RICHARD J. ENGLISH Dick Tall, good-natured Dick is Senior's India rubber man and contortionist extraordinary. His chief interests are photo- graphy and music in both of which he is also greatly en- tangled. I'HYLLIS ERWIN Chick Chick plans to attend business college after graduation. She is right handy with the needle and likes to roller- skate. VVe hear she's got some nice snapshots in that col- lection of hers. NORMA JEAN EXLEY Jeaner This cute little blonde intends to become a secretary, and we are sure that she will become a favorite at the job. Collecting- paper dolls is Jeaner's hobby. JOSEPH FEDOREK Joe Being a prominent member of the auto shop is only one of Joe's many and varied activities. His friends claim that he is a valuable asset to any group. DELORES FELMLEE Dee Dee is all out for Home Ee as her collection of recipes plainly shows. If she doesn't become a Home Ec teacher, she's bound to make someone a ,egood wife. MIRIAM FELMLEE Miriam is seen around the halls of Senior exercising' her favorite hobby chewing gum. She works in the five and ten outside of school hours and plans to become a beauti- cian after graduation. JOAN FINNEFROCK Finnie This lively little bundle of kinetic energy is always on the go and always talking. Her chief interest is dramatics, in which she has been very active, and her plans for the future are teaching dramatics and history. HOWARD FISHER Fish Fish is a farmer at heart. He has been active in 4-H Clubs and his plans for the future center around farming. His bashful smile and other pleasant characteristics make him everybody's pal. RHEA FLOCKERZY Flocky Rhea always has something to say and is continually furnishing' her friends with amusement. She is particularly fond of driving' and plans to be a stenographer. .XRDEN L. FORNOF Arden's machine shop course should fit well into his future drafting plans. His chief interests lie in machines and with his hobby of collecting machine parts. we are liable to get an invention or two. STANFORD FORNOF Stan Stan is a sportsman who loves to roam field and stream. He also builds model airplanes and though uncertain as to future plans, is sure to come out on top. I3 0 JAMES FOSTER Dusty Dusty's sleek car and his farm are his chief interests. He's quite the handy man so we are sure the fruits of his labor will bring' results. Just watch his dust! RICHARD L. FOSTER Diz Diz is a swell all around fellow who is interested in aviation and hunting. However, his Ford Bessie is his first love and is a familiar sight around town. ARLENE FRANKENBERGER Frankie Frankie is known for her pleasant disposition. Bowling. dancing, and ice-skating take up most of her spare time. She plans to be an office receptionist after graduation. DORIS FRANKENBERGER Dorie Doris, who is taking' the General Course, hopes to become a telephone operator. She likes to read, but enjoys bowling much more because her score is always BOO! ALBERT J. GEARY Bud Bud is an auto mechanic all t.he way. His hobbies are tinkering- with cars and hunting. He plans to enter the automotive field and with his keen personality he is surt to be a success. K ATH RYN GEORGE Katie Katie's all-absorbing interest is art and no doubt she's another student who will put Oil City on the map. She plans to attend art college. She has as her hobby collecting' post-cards. CHARLOTTE GHARING Tick Charlotte, a participant in most sports and a star in many, has a very pleasing personality, which. with her ability to get along' with people, makes her many frinds. ELAINE GIBBONS Elaine, who hails from Dempseytown, is noted for her sweetness. Her interest lies in the Navy and she enjoys interior decorating. JEAN GILTINAN Gildy Always neat and trim with a smile for everyone-that's Gildy . She's usually cooking up mischief with Rhea. Her main interest is music and she plans to attend college. IRENE GLAZ Nini' If you want to know the latest dance steps go to Nini . where you will also find a handsome collection of pictures and postcards. Irene is a future heautician. PAUL GOLDBERG Goldy G0ldy knows more about cars at 17 than most people know in a lifetime. He constantly hone-s around town stirring' things up. He plans to become an automotive engineer. HELEN GOLLASCH Helcia Helen is enrolled in the General Course and would like to become a beautician. She is very athletic and like all true sport enthusiasts likes any kind of athletics. Sl iff dl! ,Yay S I V! .18 DEAN GRAZIER Dizz Perhaps one of the fleetest halfbacks to eme1'ge from the portals of our Alma Mater, Di7z will always be re- membered for his quick smile and cheery greeting. Good luck, fella! A EUGENE HANNON Irish One of our most versatile seniors. Gene is interested in scouting, football, and basketball. He is a whiz at outdoor cookery and likes to read for relaxation. Mechanical en- gineering is his chosen career. ELIZABETH JANE HARPER t'Betsy Betsy's blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes will make her an attractive nurse in the near future. Hiking, swimming and reading take up a good deal of her time. ARTHUR HEALD Art A roar of powerful motors, the sleek lines of his dad's car or truck, a handsome face at the controls. a cloud of dust, this is a sketch of one of senio1 s most dashing personalities, Art Heald. JAMES HENDERSON Jim Not only is Jim our honorary football captain, but he also has distinguished himself as an artist, doing many of the posters around school. His happiness is assured by his many talents. BARBARA HILL t6Hilly7! Character! Barb'5 sparkling alivness adds zest to her many activities. Although future plans are indefinite, her choice will undoubtedly prove 21 successful venture. HELEN HINDS Hindsy Very active in dramaticg and speech. Hindsy has proved herself versatile in the school plays. She plans to work in an office soon after graduation. MILLIE HINSKE l6MilN Sweet and friendly, Millie hasn't quite decided about her future. In the meantime, she is interested in her Brownie troop and her hobby-crocheting. SHIRLEY HIPWELL 4.1-Iippyn Hippy is one of our smooth and clever players on the gym floor, even though she appears to be too dainty to be athletic. Her fascinating grin and eyes will carry her far. YVONNE HOLDEN Yvonne is a quiet, reserved student in the general course. She loves to sing' and plans to enter the business world, where we are sure she will be a success. WARD ELLIOT HOMER Wad Most of Wad's spare time is filled up by his labor at the Continental Can Company. He is one of the class cards, but his main interest is lithographing. RUTH HOOKINS tl-DOC!! N Is there a doctor in the class? If Ruth's plans go through the answer will be yes. She is also interested in music. and her fine personality has won her many friends. 232 THEODORE JACK SON Ted One of the tiniest memhers of the Oiler foothall squad. this junior atomic homh was also one of the deadliest tacklers. lt has heen rumored that Ted is also a top-flight machinist. JOSEPHIN E JARZA B ILJOIV Jo is a quiet, likeahle girl, and has heen an honor student all through high school. After e'raduation she will work as a secretary in an office. Good luck, Jo. RUTH JETTER 'Ruth's snappy sax playing' in hoth swing bands makes her well known among senior students. Her numerous pleasant characteristics ought to make her a success in college. THEODORE ROBERT JOHNSON Ted Ted's high school interests centered around football. Adding his many extra-curricular activities and his honor roll record we think Ted will he a lasting' success. JAMES KAHLE Jim Jim's interests are chiefly musical, for not only does he play the piano with a touch of genius, hut he is also one of the fine tenors in A Cappella. JOAN KARNS Karnsey Cute and snappy Karnsey would make an efficient see- retary, but she prefers to enter art school. Her music and her sign painting occupy most of her out of school hours. DONALD A. KAY Don Don is another solid sender who is really attached to his trumpet. His music and his work at the News Herald keeps him a busy man. He plans to he a draftsman. HELEN KELLEY Kel Kel is one cf the most talented girls to come out of senior. Besides dancing, acting, and drumming, she is quite an artist and decorator. With all these attrihutes she can't fail. .XNORMA LOUISE KERR Honey Honey's,' en,e,'ag'ement ring gives definite evidence of her plans for the future. Her attractive appearance and fun- loving' personality make her an interesting companion at all times. DOROTHY KERR Dot Dot's chief interest in school lies in play work, a field in which she excells and is very active. Her grood natured personality has won her many friends for life. JAMES T. KERR Jim In Jim we have something unusual-a hrain who doesn't like to study. This does not affect his high grades, however. and he will likely go far in chemistry, his chosen field. DON ALD KINCH AADOHH One of senior's most handsome graduates. as well as one of the football squad's most rugged lineman, Don will take many sincere friends with hnn into the long stretch ahead. 33 015 yah .. 1 Q' A- . , J 'V I - 2.9 2 1 V Y v, f . :fill XL! 1 - 4, . . If-ff f, . 1' . . V: dk. 4 ' Us 3? f ,- sw QQ WU? 'Q JA MARGUERITE M. KING t'Margie Margie claims her chief interests as baseball and Archie, while her future lies in the beautician profession. This is one of Hasson Heights' pretty blondes. LOUIS H. KISTLER AAIJOUY7 Lou is the mainstay of our basketball team and his sense of humor results in many jokes and pranks which circulate through Senior. Six foot five, man alive! EDWARD KLINKO Eddie Eddie's future seems to involve the Navy Air Corps, but at present he is quite atbletieally inclined. Baseball and basketball occupy much of the lad's spare time. CECELIA KLOS lfceefl Cee's hobby is sketching: Her interest in school is cen- tered around music and she plans to continue in this field upon grraduation. GEORGIANNA KONEN Georgie Georgie proves the old proverb big things come in little packages. This tiny bundle of energy spends all her time putting that vitality to use. CHESTER KOSZALKA An invaluable asset to the machine shop of which be is a member, Chester will long' be remembered for his merry erin and always ready sense of humor. DOROTHY KOWALSKY Dot One of Rouseville'5 students, Dot is very studious and quiet. She claims that her plans for the future are indefinite. but she puts listening to the radio her first-place hobby. BARBARA LOU KRUG Krugie Everybody knows and likes t'Krug'ie and is greeted by her cheerful smile on their journey to or through the office. Her efficiency at secretarial work is well matched by her abil- ity at sports. ALYCE ROSE LANGE NAI!! Serious minded Alyce is fitting' herself for nurses' trainingt She's a swing' music addict and revels in photography. We hope good fortune will follow her through life. WILLIAM LANGFORD Bill Bill's refreshing' good humor and his pranks in the first period aeronautics class label him as il reg'lar fellarf' His hobbies are aviation and although you would never guess it, reading: BETTY LOU LAUER Beet Beet is always on her feet. A whiz on the hardwood froller rink, dance floor, or basketball courtj her plans for the future lie in the secretarial field. PATRICIA LEE Pat Quiet and cute, Pat claims music as her chief interest both present. and future. Her sincerity will always endear her to her friends. 234 PAULINE LENSER iipollyrv Peppy Polly is often seen at the ice skating rink. Her goal is to be a top-notch office worker, and with beauty as well as brains she will be. GERTRUDE E. LIDDLE Trudy Run for the hills! Trudy's drivinpg Leaping Lena again. Most of her time is spent ehug'ing- about in this ancient relic. Rifle shooting is her favorite hobby. PAUL LINDSEY - Newt Although Newt doesn't take much interest in most aca- demic subjects, he is already a better than average drafts- man and ought to make good in his ambition to be an engineer. MARY LUTZ Cootie Mary enjoys everything from mischief to poetry and she often indulgres in both. She intends to take up nursing- but wants to fit traveling' into her schedule someplace. HARRY McHRIDE Harry A little on the quiet side with most people, Harry is never- theless a real pal with his friends. He looks toward the Navy upon graduation and he has our best wishes. GERALDINE McCOY Jerry A super in acting ability, Jerry has made good in all the dramatic presentations she has been in. Her chief interest lies in the Navy. THOMAS L. McCRAY HPOIJV7 A friend in need is a friend indeed and Pop is always ready to help anyone, anytime. His main interest lies in public speaking which will ce1'tainlv aid him if he becomes a minister as he plans. DORIS McCUTCHEON Cutch Sparkling, sweet, and friendly to everyone-that's Cutch ! Well known for her musical ability and cute clothes we expect her to go far in anything she decides to do. ANDREW MCDONOUGH Mac Mac , a real sheik with the fair sex, puts his first inter- est in the Nurse Cadets, while the Navy Air Corps will prob- ably claim him after g'raduation. DAVID McELHA'l'TEN Mack Mack is undoubtedly one of Seniors finest all-round pe1'sonalities. He handles a car and a pool cue with equal felicity and his plans for the future center around the mar- itime service. .IANE McFADDEN Janie Brimful of vitality and ready for fun-means Janie to us. She'll don a white cap and uniform in the near future for she intends to become a nurse. MARGARET McGRA'l'H Alpegvy Peg is a source of enjoyment and amusement to all who knew her. Always on the go, we-'re sure that she will make a fine nurse someday soon. DT Y ' 1-- , W Ay 1 f, A ff exit? , xg! , av 5 5 X 1 I , .f 'I-l Xe new , QS, Y A 5 ywyXD ' i i fi Lei M5 .J A 5 an F? 2 sw' We fir EULEAN Mc-LACHLAN Dyna Another of Senior's sports fiends, Dyna specializes in volleyball and basketball. Aside from athletic activities, she collects snapshots. Her ambition is to become a nurse. JEAN PATRICIA McLAUGHLIN 4lBug.S77 Jeannie has won many lasting friendships during her two years at Senior. She enjoys bowling and swimming, and plans to train to be a nurse or pharmacist. WILLIAM B. McSI'ARREN AKBHIU Around the nucleus which is Bill. revolves a number of activities which go to make up an element and Senior is justly proud to present him to the future. THEOPHELIA MAGDZIARZ Tillie Tillie whose hobby is dancing. is very smooth in this line and just as smooth on the gym floor which happens to be her other favorite pastime. I'HILIl' L. MAIER Phil Phil is a vet of Uncle Sam's Navy. He and his brother plan to build and operate a garage upon Phil's graduation. but meanwhile Phil spends his spare time on his own car. MARY ANN MALCOLMSON Temperature? Above normal. Pulse? Fast. Such will be the case when some fortunate fellows are Mary Ann's patients. This future nurse likes to collect souvenirs. MAE MARIE MARSH Mae, that lass with the big blue eyes, acknowledges that a business school will occupy her plans for the future while swimming will fill in. Mae collects snapshots as her favorite pastime. ANTHONY M. MARTONE, JR. Tony Tony's cute cracks will brighten our memories of Senior. With his looks, personality, and talent, it'5 probable that Oil City will be the p1'oud hometown of Martone and his Trombone . ELIZABETH MARTYNA Beachie A terror in volleyball. 'lBeachie also likes to dance and collect. pictures. Her plans for the future are inclefiniteg but might her course tHome Economics! point toward a housewife's career? HOWARD MASON Howdy Howdy , the man behind the scene in all Senior Hi pro- ductions is also chief engineer in the P. A. room. His chief interests, scouting and football absorb much of his time. WILDA MATHA Willy Collecting tie clasps is IVilly's hobby now but soon she wants to make it traveling. She is undecided as to her VOCZI- tion, but her good natured smile will help her along in any case. CECILIA MAY To0ts Although dancing and skating take up much of her time at the present, Toots plans to become a Home Ee teacher upon graduation. 36 CLAIR A. MILLER c4DuStyvs Dusty has three main interests in his life. They are en ineerini,e', hunting, and girls. He Jlans on a college career E I I - after graduation and his hobbies are stamp collecting, photog- raphy and working on machinery. JEAN ANN MILLER Jeannie Jeannie's peppy personality and ability to meet people are only two of the characteristics which will help her to attain her goal in a bright future. .IOHN G. MILLER Jack Jack's performance at end on both the Oil City and All- Star football teams will always be remembered. We will never forget his sly humor and contagious grin. JOAN MILLS Millsey 'The Varga Girl personified, these words fit lVIillsey to the proverbial T , Seriously, she plans to become an R. N. and as far we're concerned. she can take our temperature anytime. RUTH MOON Another of our feminine sports enthusiasts, Ruth also enjoys music. This gay and peppy girl wants to be a sec- reta1'y and all her friends say she will be a good one. CATHERINE MOORE Katie Katie , who took part in many musical presentations, claims roller skating and football as her special pastimes. Keep up the good work! EDWARD RAYMOND MOTT 'V Eddie An inexhaustible supply of humor is personified by Eddie. He is constantly adding sparkle to the conversation with his corn and jokes. He can really sing too! VIRGIL MUMFORD For his career, Virgil has chosen an up and coming field. WVith television on the way, he's sure to have a brilliant future in radio. He plans to attend radio school. WILLIAM A. MURRAY Gut The sun never sets on Siverly and we hope it never sets on Bill. A 'tbig gun on the Oiler pigskin squad he will probably make a fine coach someday. JAMES J. NELSON Swede SWede's true love is mother nature and the great out- of-doors. He may seem quiet to some, but when once started on the subject of hunting or fishing he will continue forever. MARGARET NUHFER t'Pet-ary Here is one swell girl. Always ready to help a friend, Peggy has all the character traits necessary to make a fine nurse. Hope your future will be a happy one. FRANK O'DAY Frankie The gentleman with the flashy sweater and the black '41 Buick is Frankie We certainly missed him last year and are glad that he is with us again. 37 y W seas? Z ,S,x?4.f sf S .. as , -feb f ' ,Q ::- ., , Av, iq:-If 5 .Mr f I X,l . Qs .ci -if ' F M , 19,41 W Q? 1 ,f fy, 9' ' ' fi X I sr ts f sw ? ,.,x l., ,N tw 1 -3. .,- N, f -.- asv. 5.4.--. , ai! .9 .. -Iii ' i ff'-f .11 ' 4 THEODORE A. OGLE Tex Quiet and unassuming on the sidelines Tex tu1'ns into a raging inferno the minute his size-twelves hit the gridiron. His wonderful personality will carry him a long- way in life. GENEVIEVE OLEKSAK Jean Cute and ambitious Jean likes to spend her leisure moments skating and dancing. Her friendly smile has won her many friends and will continue to do so after graduation. HELEN OLSZEWSKI Here lie the brains of the Commercial course, proving that blondes may be beautiful but not always dumb. After grad- uation, Helen will be dashing off letters with her usual skill in an office. JEAN OSTERMAN Jeanie Brown-eyed Jeanie is going to follow the profession of being a telephone operator. In her spare time she enjoys collecting post-cards and odd-looking souvenirs. ROBERT EUGENE PEARSON Bob A whiz at anything mechanical, Bob is one of the Machine Shop's most outstanding students. His career lies in machine shop work. and his outstanding- hobby is indus- trial arts. SHIRLEY PHILLIPS 'tShorty Une fille charmante the French would say but we just 'call her Shorty , an all-round girl who lists swimming and dancing- as her hobby. She intends to become a beautician. ROBERT W. POWERS Abe At present Abe's interests seem to center on sports and the Continental Can Co. Bob hopes to continue with his work at The Can after graduation. 'CECILIA POWESKA Cease Cease plans to work in a department store after grad- uation. Collecting pictures and dancing take up most of her spare time. Neat' in all its senses is the word for Ce-asc . GLENN PRITCHARD t'Hezzy Hezzy hopes someday to own a truckiii- business. This friendly, handsome, young man is a 'tflash on skates and he loves to 1'ide horses. DONALD T. QUINN Don Blonde, blue-eyed, handsome, and 140 pounds of quick thinking quarterback that's Don, who lives and breathes football. A loyal Westender , Don can usually be heard arguing- the merits of that sacred ground. LOIS REDMOND t'Snooks One of oui- Hasson Heights pupils. Snooks is popularly known in various music groups. Her chief interest lies in Dick Greenfher engagement ring speaks for itself. STEPHEN S. REICHERT Steve Steve is seeming-ly quiet. but when he gets out in a crowd he proves himself very sociable. Drafting- is his chief hobby and he plans to take up this work in the future. 338 PAUL J. REMBOLIJ The day the Lord gave out talent Paul must have been right there. One g'ift is his magic piano fingersg the other is draftsmanship which he plans to use in the future. EUGENE RHODES Rhodesy'A' Rhodesy frequents the roller skating' rinks and being' mechanically inclined, he likes engineerinax He intends to either enter college or to become a private in the Army. VINCENT E. RIZZONE Vince Vince is one of our quiet fellows who spends most of his time drawing and reading. Good luck, Vince, for whatever the future may hold. EARL ROSS Oscar Although Oscar is diminutive in size, he packs a lot of fun in a crowd. His chief interest lies in the Navy, while stamp collecting' keeps him busy in his spare time. BETTY ROWLANIJ Outstanding- in all sports and endowed with musical abil- ity, Betty intends to become a secretary. She fills in her odd hours with reading. BARBARA BARLETT ROYDES Barb Barb was endowed by nature with the gift of gala and is as at home on the stage as in her own parlo1'. She plays the piano for relaxation but names dramatics as her chief interest. CARMELA M. RUBINO Carmie Carmie is a whiz at dancing' and 1'oller skating. She also likes to collect photographs and plans to become a beautician after graduation. CONCETTA GRACE RUBINO Connie Connie is another of our students who is undecided about her future. With baking' as a hobby she is su1'e to be a wow at housekeeping. VIRGINIA RUSSELL Ginny Belle 'tGinny's friends are continually singing' her praises for ber quick sense of humor which brightens any gathering' that she attends. She is interested in winter sports and she plans to become a physical-therapist. CECELIA RYBAK NCCU!! Cee ranks right at the top in popularity among' all sen- iorites. Her interests lie in clieerleadinay camera escapades, and music. She is usually seen roaming' the halls with Cookie . MAX RYCZKO Enrolled in the general course, Max has certainly left his impression on Senior Hi. He would like to enter the field of accounting' and we wish him loads of luck. ARDELLE SABOSKI This young' lady is quiet and ambitious. What better recommendation could one ask, for the position she seeks upon graduation? IVe know that her plans will someday become facts. 311 4 fs.. .M JW' 'VS -arf 'WWW' DOROTHY SAMPSELL Sammy Sammy , the tall, dark, athletic type, enjoys swimming and collecting snapshots. She is ambitious and will be a competent secretary. EILEEN SCHOSSLER Upon graduation Eileen plans to enter Temple University. and take up the study of medicine. At the present, however, her chief interests center around school and music. FRANCIS SCIERKA i'Cisco Kid This good humored fellow is hoping' to build a garage and to go into the automotive industry. He collects snapshots and his friendly ways will help make him successful. JOSEPH SEIDLER AGJOQIV Combining inanliness with manners we find Joe and his swell personality for which we all admire him. We are confident that success will lie ahead of him upon graduation from college. RICHARD SERAFIN t'Dick Dick might be short in stature but he is certainly a giant when it comes to brains. His plans for the future are vagrue but he is hound to succeed. PATRICIA RUTH SETTLEMIRE napatvy This cute little gal's chief interests are eating and music. She excels in the latter and plans to be one of Oil City's future piano teachers. EARL SHAFER Earl Beethoven, Bach, Mercer, Shafer-masters all. Earl spends his spare moments listening' to classical music. He plans for a musical career and his unmistakable talent should carry him far. BILL SHERICK Coke One of the inseparable VVest End gang' as well as football manager and pool-shark, Coke mixed these with a fun- filled personality to form one of Senior's best. JACK SIMMERS Saki Sharon's loss is oui' gain. 'tSaki, well-known by eve1'yone in Senior through his participation in di'amatic and musical presentations, takes the school by storm with his efferves- cent personality. FELIX SKIHA Skip Skip claims machine work as his chief interest. although his plans for the future lie in drafting. We feel sure that hg will lie happy and prosperous in his chosen work. EDITH SMITH Edie Edie ranks high among Senior's talented artists. XYest- ern Reserve is her destination cf study where she plans to rivet her efforts on becoming' a nurse. .IOAN SMITH .Ioan is blonde and cute with pleasant ways that attract cveryone who meets her. She intends to become a secretary and with her neatness and industry she'll make a fine one. 40 CHARLOTTE SNYDER Char Char's plans for the future are indefinite but her heart is in the Air Corps. She loves to roller skate and collects movie stars' pictures in her leisure time. PHYLLIS SNYDER Snide An ardent follower of Vaughn Monroe, Snide's interests lie, natch , in music. VVe hope she can keep her feet from beating out a hot tempo while she is taking' dictation from her employer-to-he. JAMES SOTTIAUX Jim Jim, an e:-ctremely likable fellow, seems to be inclined to- wards, and to1'n between, two great loves-swimming: and automobiles. These widely separated pastimes niieght well have influenced his highly versatile character. SHIRLEY STAHL Shush t'Shush is small, smooth and serene, besides being' very talented at drawing' and driving. Her ambition is to become an interior decorator and we wish her success and happiness. JEAN MAXINE STEIRLY Jean is another of our ambitious seniors who works after school in the five and ten . Although her plans are indef- inite, we are sure she will succeed in life. LOUISE ALBERTA STEVENSON Stevie Stevie is hereg watch your purse! She's not really a criminal, just an ardent coin collector. She intends to delve into the mysteries of medical science and to emerge a doctor or nurse. DORIS STONE Dot A fiend for making recordings, Dot is thinking' of lie- coming an office worker. Her poetry and prose have de- lighted readers of the News for the past two years. H. ALLEN STORMER IAHYY Allen, one of our intellectual individuals, is a conscientious worker who manages to engage in an enormous amount of extra curricular activities, especially musical and dramatic. He plans to be a chemical engineer. MADONNA STRICKENBERGER Stricky If you think all madonnas are quiet. and serene, you should meet this one! Always on the go. Stricky is seldom seen without her ready smile and joke at the end of her tongue. RALPH STUCK Already a whiz at bowling, Ralph promises to become an expert. before long: He is also interested in engineering and whichever path he follows, we know he'll make good. MARGARET SULLIVAN Margaret. is one of senior's more quiet girls but no less jolly than the rest. She spends much time playing the accordion and reading, and intends to become either a nurse or a lneautician. SALVATORE .l. SUNSERI Mum lVIuzZ is always dreaming' of flying, but he plans a stretch in Uncle Sam's Navy after graduation. He loves to drive an auto and likes all sports. 41 Z6 RM .,-P .,, 'RQ is W X 39 , s vizr et . . x .du 1. ? N 'r i - xg fa.:-1:32. 'fKl5gf S . T-'39 yeawo N kg? V. ages asf' f-ee '4 i wr X S' 4 A MARRLYN TARR Mamie They say bookkeeping drives one crazy but we're confident that Mamie , in spite of her screwball ways, will keep her mind and get ahead. She will never have to worry about her figures. GORDON TAYLOR Gordon, who arrived two years ago from Emlenton is definitely considered an all around boy. His curly hair and ready smile plus above average intelligence form a combine that is seldom equalled. RUTH TAYLOR Suz A chatterbox, Suz can also sing. She likes music better than anything else and would like to become a professional singer sometime in the near future. LOTTIE TENZA Rummy Plenty of grins and giggles come with Lottie and her eyes are brimful of mischief. One of the best dressed girls in Senior, she plans to become a beautician. GLADYS THOMPSON Underlying' the quiet surface is a fun-loving nature and a gameness for almost anything. Gladys finds office work interesting' and plans to become a secretary. RICHARD THOMPSON Calling room 223- When you hear that dread sound, chances are pretty good that it's Dick. His services for Senior include not only P. A. announcing' but also very fine acting' in our various plays. ROBERT THOMPSON 'tBob This good loolting' senior, a member of our vocational de- partment, has future plans which directly concern the Navy. His provocative smile and carefree manner make him a pal to everyone. RUTHE TUCKER Ruthe is one of our peppy cheerleaders and it would be hard to find anyone with more enthusiastic school spirit. She plans to become a secretary. JANET VESCOE Bunny Janet is a cute combination of brains and beauty, and feels as much at home in a 1929 Whippet as in front of a piano. Next. year will probably find her at college. GEORGE L. XY.-XLZ Pipe In his first year back at O. C. H. S. George won a varsity berth and a starting' position with the t'Oilers , Well as an abundance of life-lone' friends. Best of luck, George. PEGGY VVARD uljcggr Pee: friendly and talented, is an indispensable cog' in the News staff machinery. She plans to direct ber talents to nursing' or lab Work upon e'raduatien. CECIL WARRING Jeep If you hear someone yell, Hey, Jeep, he doesn't mean Willys, but Warring: He may look quiet, but this bundle o energy really gets things done. -12 f PATRICIA WATTS Trisha Pat is known around school for her good-natured laugh and personality, Her future plans are to hecome a nurse and with her characteristics we know she-'ll do well in that profession. RICHARD WAY Dick Looking ahead to the hright futu1'e in the field of forestry. Dick will take up chemical engineering as a first step up the stairway leading to his goal. CATHERINE WEAVER LKK21ty7? Katy's activities are many and varied. Her vihrant per' sonality is conclusively accentuated hy her discriminating choice of clothes and she is well known to everyone. SHIRLEY WEIKAL Chucky Chucky , an ardent sports fan, keeps things going with her witty remarks. She collects mat.ch folders and plans to he a housewife in the near future. MARGARET JANE WENNER Maggie Maggie's jolly disposition and friendly attitude toward everyone will he a great help to her in her future field of nursing. In her spare time she enjoys driving. MABEL WHITE Blondie This snappy little lass hails from out Plumer way. At the present most of her spare time is spent collecting snapshots. She hopes to hecome a lieautician after graduation. MARIAN WHITTEN VVhit Thig snappy little number has contributed greatly to the zip of the marching hand. Whit enjoys sewing and wants to become an interior decorator. GERALD WILLIAMS Less talkative than most, Gerald can't conceal his splendid traits from those who know him. We feel sure that success lies immediately ahead for you, Gerald. MARJORIE WILLIAMS Marge Energetic, little Margie hopes to follow the profession of a beautician. In the meantime, her letters are keeping up the morale of a certain Boh in the Seahees. HELEN YEZ Yezsy Here's one girl who has taken her school work seriously. A home sc student, Helen says her chief interest cookingg he1' hohhy, collecting recipesg and her amhition, tu heeome a cook. SHIRLEY YOUNG Sweet and demure, Shirley has heen a definite asset to the music department. She has marked out her future course as a lah technician and should start on a straight and even keel. JOHN ZIEGLER cizigv Here's one of the most versatile students that S'-nior has heen gifted with in many a moon. Experienced foothall play- er, outstanding drummer, and smooth actor-these mean Zig to us. -121 J af-'D 'Q' Graduating Gl's ,ff 4. MQ' S il!! IU1I2IiR'I' BIXLIJXYIX IQICI I.XIQIID 'FIRIZI XI I',XL'I. IIRUXEIQ I FYI I I'I I'I IQIf X ,XXII If PNY Ill JIQIQQZXY I.IiI1 IQIQXSI JXYS IQIL'II.X'IQIJ I.L7L'AS I.IiIi XX'ILI'1IIfIQT 'IW :XI Yr NT R1 JIIICIQT IJIXI IUXS L II XIQILICS .IQXCIQSHN IXKI ILS Ix.'XbIi II XIX! lI-ID XII JIQTIRIIQR 44 Senior Activities ADAMS, BETTY Girl Reserves 23 Senior Hi-News Literary Staff 3, 43 Debate Club 4. ADDAMS, PATRICIA Spring' Concert 1, 23 French Club 4. AMSDELL, PHILIP Hi-Y 2, Zi, 43 Varsity HO Club 3, 43 Football 1. 3, 43 9th Grade Basketball3 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 43 A Cappella 2, 43 Pirates of Penzance '23 Hollywood Bound 43 Christ- mas Card Committee 4' Student Council 3. ANDERSON. JOANNE A Cappella 43 Il Trovatore 253 Hollywood Bound 4. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA A Cappella 43 Spring Concert 1. 2, 33, 43 Il Trov- atore 33 Hollywood Bound 4. ARCHER, JOSEPH Oil and Gas Club 2, Il, 43 Home Room Vice Pres- ident 43 Trade VVind's Reporter. ARCHER, ROY Football Il, 43 Varsity O Club 43 Oil and Cas Club 2, 53, 4. - 1 ARCHIBLE, SHIRLEY Home Ec Club. AUSEL. MARY Home Ec Club. BANKSON, DOROTHY Home Ec Club. BARLOG, LOTTIE Home Ec Club. BARSCZ. ANN MARIE Pep Squad ii, 43 Etiquette Club 43 Library Staff. BAUGHMAN, ROBERT Hi-Y 4. BAUM. KENNETH Machine Shop Club 1. BAUMBACH. GERTRUDE Broadcast 1, 2, 3. 43 Pit Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 43 Spring: Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 43 Mixed Quar- tet 33 Music Club Council 23 Latin Club '23 Il Trovatore 333 Hollywood Bound 43 Vocal Ensem- ble 3. BELL, VIRGINIA Band 1, 2, Il. 43 Spring' Concert 1, 2, 21, 4g Home Ec Club 4. BERLIN. BEVERLY Spring Concert 1. 2, 33, 43 Il Trovatore S33 Holly- wood Bound 43 Girl Reserves 1. 23 Etiquette Club 2, 23, 43 Pep Squad 2, Ii3 A Cappella 4. BERNHARDT. JEAN Hollywood Bound 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, Il, 43 A Cappella 43 Pep Squad 33 Girl Reserves 2, Iii Etiquette Club 2. BILLS, WARREN Machine Shop Club3 Pep Squadg Broadcast. BO W ER, M A RY LO U Oil Can Photography Staff 4g Hollywood Bound 43 Il Trovatore 33 A Cappella 4g Chemistry Club 43 Girl Reserves 23 Pep Squad 23 Magazine Cam- paign 233 Home Room Secretary 33 Spring' Con- cert l 2 'I 4 11-v'1' BREADEN, HERBERT Band 1, 2, 23, 43 Orchestra lg President 43 Trum- pet Trio 1, 2, Il, 43 Boys' Swing' Band 2, 33, 43 Oil Can Business Staff 43 Broadcast 2, 3, 43 Anything Goes 23 Senior Class Play 43 Commencement Play 43 Mystery Play 33 Spring' Concert 1, 2, Zi, 4. BUCKHAM, GEORGE Hi-Y 23 Junior Varsity Basketball 2g Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 43 Student Council 23 Chemistry Club 43 Varsity O Club 3, 4. BUDAY, BETTY JEAN Etiquette Club3 Pep Squad 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, BURNETT, PATRICIA Interclass Basketball lg Home Room Secretary 13 Pep Squad 1, 2g Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 Etiquette Club 2, 33. CANN. IMOGENE Home Ec Club. CAROTHERS, PATRICIA Secretary 9th Grade Chorus3 Music Club Council lg Spring' Concert 1, 3, 43 A Cappella 43 Holly- wood Bound 43 Il Trovatore 3. CARTER, CLARENCE Auto Shop Club 3, 4. CIEPLECHOWICZ, ALEX Gymnastic Squad. CLARK, DONALD Auto Shop Club 23, 4. CONFER, LORRAINE Girl Reserves 1, 2, Il, 43 Etiquette Club 43 Home Ee Club 4. CONKLIN, ANITA Pep Squad 23 Etiquette Club 1, 23 Thespian ZS, 43 Spring Presentations 313 Commencement Play 4: Homeroom Vice President 4. CONSTABLE. MARJORIE Band 43 French Club 4. COOK, JOANN Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Interclass Volleyball :lj Il Trovatore 33 Vocal Ensemble 33 Pep Squad 2, fi, 43 Library Staff 2, 3, 43 Oil Can Business Staff 43 Hollywood Bound3 Chemistry Club 43 Christmas Card Committee 43 Etiquette Club. COOK. RICHARD All Star Basketball 43 9th Grade Biltll-IL'ili2lllQ Jun- ior Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball Ii, 43 Senior Hi News Business Staff 2, 33, 43 Oil Can Business Staff 33 Literary 43 Varsity O Club 33. 43 Chemistry Club President 43 Ili-Y 2. I-lg Homeroom Basketball 21, 4. COCRTNEY, MARY ELIZABF'l'll Mystery Play 33 Etiquette Club 23 l.alin Club 23 French Club 43 Thespian Club 43 Senior Class Play 4. COUSINS, LEILA Band 1, 25 Spring Concert 1, 2, 45 A Cappella 45 Chemistry Club Secretary 45 Hollywood Bound 4. CROFT, JEAN Pep Squad 1. 2, 3, 45 Etiquette Club 2, 35 Latin Club 45 Nominating' Committee 35 Spring Concert 1 0 ,.g. CROVVE, ROBERT Hi-Y 1, 25 French Club 45 Homeroom President 45 Oil Can Literary Staff 4. CULBERTSON, HARRY Chemistry Club 45 Senior Class Play5 Anything Goes. 7 CUNNINGHAM, HAZEL A Cappella 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Il Trovatore 35 Guidance Council 35 Pep Squad 3. DAILY, ELLEN MARIE Latin Club 25 Interclass Volleyball 35 Anything Goes5 Pit Orchestra '25 French Club 45 Oil Can Literary Staff 45 Chemistry Club 4. DAVIS, VICTORIA Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Eti- quette Club 2, 3, 45 lnterclass Volleyball 3, 4. DAWSON. CHARLES Varsity Football 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Varsity O Club 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. DeARMENT, ILA MAE Home Ee Club DECKER, H. DEAN Machine Club DeSANTO, JOSEPH Prom Committee5 Student Council 45 Oil Can Co- Business lVIana,f:er 4. DeWALT, RUTH A Cappella 3, 45 Il Trovatore5 Hollywood Bound5 Mumbo Jumbo 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Debate Club 4. DOLISY, THOMAS Hi-Y 45 Senior Class Playg Band. DREHER, HELEN Spring' Concert 15 Latin Club 25 Spring' Presenta- tions 2, 35 Thespian Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Mumbo Jumbo 45 Senior Class Playg Commence- ment Play. DRISCOLL, WILLIAM Student Council 25 Guidance Council 45 Auto Shop Club 45 Auto Shop Vice President 4. ELDER, TWILA Girl Rese1'ves 1, 2. 35 Etiquette Club 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 15 Interclass Volleyball 45 Chemistry Club 4. ENGLERT, JEANNE Pep Squad Ii, 45 Drum and Bugle Corps 25 Home Ee Club 45 Etiquette Club 3, 45 Spring Presenta- tions E35 Girl Reserves 2, 3. ENGLISH, RICHARD Swing' Band 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Anything' Goes 25 Broadcast 2. 46 ERWIN, PHYLLIS Home Ec Club. EXLEY, NORMA JEAN Spring' Concert 1, 2, 35 Il Trovatore 35 Etiquette Club 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Pep Squad 1, 2, 4. FEDOREK, JOSEPH Auto Shep Club 3, 4. FELM LEE, DELORES Home Ee Club, FINNEFROCK, JOAN Girl Reserves 1, 25 Etiquette Club 25 Mystery Play 3, 45 Thespian Club 3, 45 Debate Team 45 Senior Play 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Commence- ment Play 45 Il Trovatore 35 Spring' Presenta- tions FISHER, HOWARD Hi-Y Club 3, 4. FLOCKERZY, RHEA Girl Reserves 3, 45 Etiquette Club 3, 45 Mystery Play 35 Spring Presentations 33, 45 Pep Squad. FORNOF. ARDEN Machine Shop Club 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 1, 35 Hi-Y Club 4. FORNOF. STANFORD Hi-Y Club 4. FOSTER, RICHARD Auto Shop Club 3, 4. FRANKENBERGER, ARLENE Home Ee Club5 Girl Reserves. GALLAGHER, SALLY A Cappella 3, 45 Vocal ensemble 35 Il Trovatore 3: Hollywood Bound 45 Spring Concert 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 French Club 45 Oil Can Business Staff 33 Oil Can Literary Editor 45 Broadcast 45 Senior Hi News Literary Staff GEARY, ALBERT Auto Shop Club 3, 45 Senior Hi News GEORGE, KATHERYN Senior Hi News 1. GIBBONS, ELAINE Home Ec Club 4. GILTINAN, JEAN Pep Squad 3, 45 Etiquette Club 3, 45 Spring Pres- entations 35 Drum and Bugle Corps 25 Girl Re- serves 2, 3. GOLDBERG, LAWRENCE Senior Hi News Business Staff 15 Manager 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 41 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Anything Goes 25 Football 35 Oil Can Business Manager 4. GOLDBERG. PAUL Football 1, 35 Hi-Y Club 1, '25 Auto Shop Club 1, 2, 45 Hcmeroom Basketball Champions 45 Chemistry Club 4. GOLLASCH, HELEN Girl Reserves 1. GRAZIER, DEAN Varsity Football 3, 45 Lion's All-Star Football Team 45 A Cappella 45 Varsity O Club 35 President 45 Prom Committee 35 Junior Class Treasurer 35 Homeroom P1-esident 35 Christmas Card Committee 35 Homeroom Secretary 3. HANNON, EUGENE Stage Force 2, 3, Manag-er 45 Thespian Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. HARPER, BETSY Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 45 Il Trova- tore 35 Hollywood Bound 4. HEALD, ARTHUR Football 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Hi-Y 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2. HENDERSON, JAMES Football 2, 3, 45 Honorary Capta'n 4. HETRICK, HARRY Oil Can Editor 45 Oil Can Junior Class Editor 35 School Rotarian 45 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Vice President 35 Music Club Council 1, 45 Ninth Grade Chorus President5 Spring' Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 2, Librarian 3' President 45 ll Trova- tore 35 Pirates of Penzance 25 Anything Goes, 25 Hollywood Bound 45 Vocal Ensemble 2, 35 Broad- cast 45 9th Grade Basketball5 Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Hi-Y 1, 4. President 2 and 3- Student Director of A Cappella 45 Annual Committee Chairman 45 Homeroom President 15 Varsity O Club 4. HILL, BARBARA Etiquette Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 35 A Cappella 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Homeroom Secretary 25 Guidance Council 2. HINDS, HELEN Spring Presentations 2, 35 Mystery Play 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Commencement Play 45 Lib1'ary Staff 2, 3, 45 Etiquette Club 2, 35 Thespian Club 3, 4. HINSKE, MILLIE Spring Concert 1, 2: Etiquette Club 3, 4. HIPWELL, SHIRLEY Home Ee Club 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 4. HOLDEN, YVONNE A Cappella 3, 45 Hollywood Bound 4. HOMER, WARD Homeroom Basketball 1, 2. HOOKINS, RUTH Spring Concert 1, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 255 Il T1-ova- tore 35 Hollywood Bound 45 A Cappella 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. JACKSON, THEODORE Football 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Guidance Council 35 Machine Shop Club 3, 45 Co-Editor of Trade Winds 45 Homeroom President 2, 355 Varsity O Club 4. JETTER, RUTH Band 1, 3. 45 Orchestra 2, 23, 45 Girls' Swine' Band 45 Mixed Swing Band 45 Broadcast 45 Chem- ist1'y Club 4 Latin Club 25 Spring- Concert 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, BARBARA Secretary of Senior Class 45 Mystery Play 1, 2. 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Thespian Club 3, President 45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Committee 45 Senior Class Play 45 Commencement Play 45 Senior Class Nominating Committee 45 Ring- and Pin Com- mittee 45 Guidance Council Girl Reserves 1, 2. .IOHNSON, 'THEODORE Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity O Club 4. KAHLE, JAMES A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Pirates of Penzance 25 Il Trovatore 33. KARNS, JOAN Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Etiquette Club 3, 4. KAY, DONALD Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Pirates of Pen- zance 2. KELLEY, HELEN Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Makeup Com- mittee 2, 3, 45 Commencement Play 45 Thespian Club 3, 45 Etiquette Club 25 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Pep Squad 2, 35 Spring Concert 1, 35 Anything- Goes 25 Mystery Play 2, 35 Senior Class Play 45 Prom Committee 35 Oil Can Art Staff 45 Spring' Presentations 35 Music Club Council 45 Guidance Council 3. KERR. ANORMA Cheerleader 15 French Club 4. KERR, DOROTHY Spring- Conce1't 1, 2, 35 Latin Club Secretary 2. 35 Homeroom Secretary 25 Spring- Presentations 2, 35 Library Staff 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 25 Thespian Club 3, 45 Il Trovatore 35 Chemistry Club 45 Senior Class Play 4. KERR, JAMES Swing Band 3, 45 Oil Can Business Staff 45 French Club 4. KINCH, DONALD 9th Basketball5 9th Football5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 45 Varsity O Club 4. KING, MARGUERITE Il Trovatore 35 Hollywood Bound 45 A Cappella 4. KISTLER, LOUIS Sith Basketball5 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Honorary Basketball Captain 45 Varsity O Club 3, 45 School Ro- tarian 4. KLINKO, EDWARD Machine Shop Club 3. 45 Guidance Council 25 Vice President of Homeroom 2, 3. KLOS. CECELIA Library Staff 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Inter- class Basketball 3, 45 Oil Can Business Staff 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Broadcast 45 A Cappella 23. 4: Il Trovatore 3. KONEN, GEORGIANNA Home Ec Club 45 Volleyball 45 Etiquette Club 45 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. KOSALKA, CHESTER J. Machine Shop Club. KRUG, BARBARA Girl Reserves 1, 2, 135 Student Council 25 Oil Can Business Staff 45 Office Girl 4. LANGE, ALYCE ROSE Latin Club 25 A Cappella 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Chemistry Club 4. LANGFORD, WILLIAM Student Council 1, LAITER, BETTY LOU Girl Reserves 15 Student Council 25 Interclass Volleyball 35 Interclass Basketball 1, 25 A Cap- pella 45 Senior Hi News Literary Staff 2, 3. LEE, PATRICIA French Club 45 Oil Can Literary Staff 3, 45 Girl Reserves 25 Pep Squad 25 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Il Trovatore 35 Hollywood Bound 45 A Cap- pella 4. LENSER, PAULINE A Cappella 3, 45 Il Trovatore 35 Spring Concert 1. 2, 3, 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Pep Squad 45 Etiquette Club 2, 3. LINDSEY, PAUL Band 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. LUTZ, MARY E. Home Ec Club 3, 4. McBRIDE, HARRY Auto Shop Club 3, 45 Oil Can Literary Staff 4. MCCOY, GERALDINE Thespian Club 3, 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Senior Class Play 45 Mystery Play 45 Commencement Play 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3. McCRAY, THOMA S A Cappella Choir Il, 45 Il Trovatore 35 Hollywood Bound 4. McCUTCHEON, DORIS Band 1, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 3,45 Secretary of Pep Squad 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Anything Goes 25 Spring Concert 1, 2, 33. 45 Il Trovatore 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Inter- class Basketball 25 Ring and Pin Committee 4. McDONOUGH. ANDREXV Machine Shop Club 1, 2, 235 Homeroom President 4. McELHATTEN, DAVID Chemistry Club 4. McFADDEN, .IANE Vice President of Homeroom 15 Student Council Nominating Committee 15 Latin Club 35 Oil Can Business Staff 3, 45 Pep Squad 2, 4. McGRATH. PEGGY Spring Presentations 15 Latin Club 3. MeLACHLAN, EULEAN Home Ee Club 35 Interclass Volleyball 4. McLAUGHLIN, PATRICIA JEAN Girl Reserves 2, Cl. McSPARREN, WILLIAM Oil and Gas Club 2, 3, 45 Homeroom President 4. MAIER, PHILIP Auto Shop Club 2, 4. MALCOLMSON, MARY ANN Home Ec Club 3, 4. MARSH, MAE MARIE Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. MARTONE, ANTHONY A Cappella 25 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 45 Swing Band 45 Spring Concert 2, fl, 45 Anything Goes 25 Pirates of Penrance 25 Student Council 15 Inter- class Basketball 35 Broadcast 4. MASON. HOWARD Homeroom President 1, 235 P. A. Announcer 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Gymnastics 45 Hi-Y 1, 25 Thespian Club 3, 45 Varsity O Club 45 Stageforce 2, 3, Manager 45 Anything Goes 25 Band 2, 35 Spring Concert 2, 35 Chairman of Senior Class Nominating Committee 4. MASTER, ELIZABETH Latin Club Secretary 25 Spring- Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Il Trovatore 35 Hollywood Bound 45 Broadcast 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Junior Class Vice Presi- dent 35 Homeroom President 4: A Capella 35 Librarian 45 Magazine Campaign Manager 35 Oil Can Editor 45 Chemistry Club 4. MATHA, WILDA Home Ee Club President 4. MILLER, CLAIR Student Council 1, 2, Z5 Guidance Council 25 Homeroom Secretary 2, 35 Machine Shop Club 2, 33, 45 Gymnastics 1, 4. Nl ILLER, .IEAN ANN Senior Hi News Business Staff 1, 33, 45 Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 35 A Cappella 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Interclass Volley- ball 3, 45 Homeroom Secretary 35 Il Trovatore 35 Hollywood Bound 45 Chemistry Club 4. MILLER, .IOHN Football 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. MILLS, JOAN Girl Reserves 1, '25 Library Staff 2, fl, 45 Spring Concert 1. MOON, RUTH Band 1, 25 Pep Squad 3, 45 Spring' Concert 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Etiquette Club 1, 2. MOORE, CATHERINE Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 25 Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Etiquette Club 2, Treasurer 33, Secretary 4. MOTT, EDWARD RAYMOND Football 1, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Pirates of Penzance 25 Hollywood Bound 45 Broadcast 2, 45 Anything Goes 25 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Mystery Play 3. MURRAY, WILLIAM A. Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 9th Grade5 Varsity O Club 45 A Cappella 25 Any- thing Goes 25 Pirates of Penzance 25 Spring Con- cert '25 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. NELSON, .IAMES Hi-Y 45 Treasurer 2, 35 Football 215 Chemistry Club 45 Oil Can Photographer 4. NUHFER, MARGARET A Cappella 45 Il Trovatore 35 Hollywood Bound 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 2, ii, 45 Latin Club 2, fl. O'DAY, FRANK Fr-ench Club 4. OGLE, THEODORE Football 1, 45 Co-Editor of Trade Winds 42 Senior Class Play 45 Varsity MO Club 45 Auto Shop President Zi, 45 Annual Committee of Senior Class 4. OLEKSAK. GEN EVIEVE Girl Reserves 15 Etiquette Club 3. OLSZEWSKI. HELEN E. Chemistry Club 4. OSTERMAN, JEAN Home Ee Club II, 4. PARKER, ROYAL Football 1, Il, 45 Slth Basletballg Junior Varsity Basketball 2, S35 Var.-ity Basketball 45 All-Star Basketball 45 Guidan-e Council 2, 325 Student Council Treasurer 25 A Cappella 2, 3. Secretary 45 Spring- Concert 1, 2, ZS, 45 Broadcast 3, 45 Il Trova- toreg Anything Goes5 Pirates of Penzance5 Holly- wood Bound5 Vocal Ensemble 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Hi-Y 1, 25 Musfc Club Council Secretary 45 Senior Class Treasure r 45 Homeroom Secretary 1, 35 Varsity O Club 4. PEARSON, ROBERT Senior Hi News Business Staff 15 Machine Shop Club 3, 45 Broadcast 3, 4. PHILLIPS, SHIRLEY Girl Reserves 1. 2, 45 Etiquette Club 4. POWERS, ROBERT Hi-Y 45 Interclass Basketball 2. POWESKA, CECELIA Home Ec Club 3, 4. PRITCHARD, GLENN Auto Shop Club 3, 4. QUINN, DONALD Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 25 Secretary 35 French Club 45 Student Council 45 Annual Committee 45 Oil Can Literary Staff 45 Senior Play 4. REDMON D, LOIS Anything Goes5 Broadcast 25 Il Trovatoreg Holly- wood Bound5 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Etiquette Club 3. REICHART, STEPHEN Homeroom Treasurer 25 Trade Winds Literary Staff5 Machine Shop Club 2, 3, 4. REMBOLD, PAUL Broadcast 1, 45 A Cappella 35 Swing Band 45 Spring Concert 1, 35 Senior Class Pianist. REPMAN. JOAN A Cappella 45 Il Trovatoreg Basketball 35 Volley- ball 45 Library Staff 2, Il, 45 Music Club Council 15 Student Council 3, 45 Senior Class Vice Presi- tent 4. fl RHODES, EUGENE Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secretary Homeroom 45 Senior Hi News Literary Staff 2, 33. RIZZON E, VINCENT Homeroom Treasurer 45 Orchestra 2, 3 ROSS. EARL Auto Shop Club 33, 4. IEOWLAND, BETTY A Cappglla II, 45 Hollywood Bound5 Spring Con- cert 1, 2, 23, 45 fl Trovatort-5 Library Staff 2, Cl, 4. RUYDES, BARBARA Chemistry Club 45 Latin Club Secretary 2, 235 'lhespian Club Il, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Mystery Play 5535 Library Staff 2, Il, 45 Spring' Concert 1. 2. I2 LIEINO, Q ONCIETTA Latin Club 4. RUSSELL, VIRGINIA Spring Concert 1, '2, 335 Girl Reserves 1. 2, Sl, 45 home Ee Club -15 Etiquette Club 2, fl, 45 Pep Sliuatl 3, 4. RYBAK, CECELIA Cheerleader 2, Il, 45 Spring Presentations 335 Eti- quette Club 1, 25 Hollywood Bound 45 Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 35 Oil Can Literary Staff 45 Chemistry Club 45 Spring' Concert 1, 2, 23, 45 Varsity O' Club 45 Pep Squad 1, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Inter- Qlass Basketball 1, 25 Library Staff 2, 3, 45 Ring and Pin Committee. SCHOSSLER, EILEEN Chemistry Club 4. SCIERKA, FRANCIS Auto Shep Club Sl, 4. SEIDLER, JOSEPH Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. SETTLEMIRE, PATRICIA Spring Concert 1, 25 Etiquette Club 45 Broadcast 45 Girl Reserves 3. SHAFER, EARL Hi-Y Club 1, 2, fl, 45 Wrestling Squad 15 Anything Goes 25 Pirates of Penzance 25 Football 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Basketball Man- ager 3. 45 Broadcast 45 Chemistry Club 45 Holly- wood Bound 45 Varsity O Club 4. SHERICK. WILLIAM Hi-Y Club 1, 25 Basketball 15 Football Manager 2, 3, 45 Varsity O Club 45 All-Star Football Manager 4. SIMMERS, JACK Football 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Senior Play 45 Mys- tery Play 45 Thespian Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 Commencement Play 45 A Cappella 45 Hollywood Bound 45 Broadcast 4. SMITH, EDITH Chemistry Club 45 Band 1. 2, 315 Etiquette Club 2. 35 Pep Squad 4. SMITH, JOAN Spring Concert 1, 2, 215 Etiquette Club 2, Cl, 45 Il Trovatore 35 Pep Squad 2, 31, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. 1 STAHL, SHIRLEY Library Staff 2, 3, 43 French Club 43 Oil Can Art Editor 4. STIERLY, JEAN Home Ec Club STONE, DORIS Senior Hi News Literary Staff. STORMER, H, ALLEN 13211111 1. 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 2, 43 Pirates of Pen- zanceg Hollywood Bound: Oil Can Business Staff fl? H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 4f Latin Club 3, 43 MySte1'y Play 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Com- mencement Play 43 P. A. System Announcer 43 glieslpxzn Club 43 Debate Club 43 Mixed Swing ant . STRICKENBERGER, MADONNA A Cappella 43 Spring Concertg Il Trovatore3 Hollywood Bound. STUCK, RALPH Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Oil and Gas Club 23 Spring Concert 1. SUNSERI, SALVATORE Auto Shop Club 3, 4, Vice President 3. TARR, MARILYN Spring COI1Ce1't 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Il Trovatore. TAYLOR, GORDON Oil Can Literary Staff 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mystery Play 43 Commencement Play 4. TAYLOR, RUTH Il Trovatore. TENZA, LOTTIE JEAN A' Cappella 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Hollywood Bound: Gu! ?Reserves 13 I1 Trovatore3 Spring Concert THOMPSON, G LADYS Etiquette Club THOMPSON, RICHARD Homeroom Vice President 3: I-Ii-Y 2, 43 Oil Cant Literary Staff 43 Senior Hi News Literary Staff 2, Sports Editor 3, 43 Student Council 23 MYS'CU1'y Play 43 Debate Club 43 Senior Play 43 Broadcast 4: Commencement Play 43 Nominating Committee Chairman S13 P. A. Announcer 43 Thespian Club 4. THOMPSON, ROBERT Machine Shop Club. 'l'l'CliER, R UTHE Cl1'f'U1'1021C191' 1, 2, 73, 43 Oil Can Literary Staff 33 P. p Squad 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Class Seq 1'g'fg11'V3 Stu- 3 J dent Council 1: Interclass Basketball L: Volley- ball 43 Music Club Council 2, 313 Spring Cgnqgi-t 1. I, 31, 43 Hollywood Bound3 Vareity 20 Club ij, 43 Prrm Committee 33 Ring and Pin Committee, VESCOE, JANET Latin Club 23 Music Club Council 33 French Club 43 O11 Can Literary Staff 43 ll Trovatore 33 Hollywood Bound 4. WA LZ, GEORGE Football 43 Oil and Gas Club 2, 43 Hi-Y 43 Senior Class Play 43 Trade Winds3 Varsity O Club 4. WARD, MARGARET Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Senior Hi News Staff 3, 43 Il Trovatoreg Chemistry Club 43 Oil Can Literary Staff 43 French Club 4. WARRINC-, CECIL Machine Shop Club. WATTS, PATRICIA Pep Squad 23 French Club 4. WAY, RICHARD Wrestling Squad 13 Latin Club 2. WEAVER, CATHERINE Student Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 23 Homeroom Secretary 2, 43 Interclass Volleyball 43 Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Latin Club 33 Hollywood Bound3 Il Trovatore3 Head Usher 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Oil Can Business Staff 43 Nominating Committee 3g Treasurer 9th Grade Chorus3 Li- brarian Girls' Choir 3: A Cappella 43 Girl Re- serves 23 Pep Squad 2, 33 Prom Committee. WENNER, MARGARET Orchestra 33 Band 2, 33 Chemistry Club 43 French Club 43 Etiquette Club 43 Interclass Volleyball 3. WHITTEN, MARIAN Hollywood Bound 43 Gi1'l Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 43 Home Ec Club3 Pep Squad 4. WILLIAMS, GERALD Oil and Gas Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, MARJORIE Girl Reserves 1, 23 Senior Hi News Literary Staff 3, 4. WNUK, MARY JANE Oil Can Staff 43 Senior Hi News 2, 3, 4, Editor 43 Interclass Volleyball 33 Orchestra 1, 23 Anything Goes 23 Etiquette Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Guidance Council 2, 33 Spring Concert 2. YOUNG, SHIRLEY JEAN Violin Quartet lg Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Chemistry Club 43 Pirates of Penzanceg Hollywood Bound3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 All State Orchestra 43 Music Club Council 4. ZIEGLER, JOHN Homeroom Prelid nt 1, 3' 9th Grade Fcotballg Varsity Football 2, 4, Assistant Manager 33 All- Star Football 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4- Orchestra 2, 33 Varsity O Club 2, 3, 43 Anything Coes3 Nominating' Committee 23 Mys- tery Play 33 Swing Band 3, 43 Hi-Y 3. President 4: Junior Class President: Prom Con mittee 33 Oil Can S-ports Editor 43 Music Club Couniil -13 Senior Class Play 4. ZYCK, LEONARD Senior Class President3 Prom Committte 33 Annual Committee 43 Ring and Pin Committee 4: Christ- mas Card Committee 4: 9th Grade Football, Var- sity 3, 43 9th Grade Baslqetballg Junior Varsity 2, 33 Nominating Committee 3, 43 Varsity O Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Machine Shop Club 2, 3, 43 Hi--Y 3. ww-wuawg ..- W.. hook shot --., , - -mn 3 1112111 --7,,----,,-----,,-,,, .,,.. S -t-1'--O-t-C-11--- tip Off , gv.,,... ..,,A ,Hour athlvtic sc11im:1's--- 591-vg it -,,...,,,-...... ...s.... H 8l'l1bI.l1'Q Ilcavcn-- 51 N-4, ,453 N.-...Q C 4-4 ,-g'oing' up -,-0,31 on 1 thc lvzming' YOXVCI' -leaving so soon 4, X si 35 t CEQEE' 'founai SENIDR chosen by the 3w1f1LZ6f l jmbggraf-Qt gcieis ,Q X ll T? LM? ll l Q' 1, ,Ivy , ' - gi, 2.771-,. - f 'Y., ' lulm Ziegler l'l1il ,Xmsclcll Ruthe ,llllL'liC1' Sally ilallagllu l-lzwlmrzl llill lfrlflic M1 Clmrlcs llzlwsuu l,ZlXYl'Cl1CC ilulcllrcrg Llecclizl Rylmzlli lflelcn lfcllcy 17 f 15 ' . beat A jliaegsfoi, . 'Hr . I ' vrvrfvl . ' f-if Q3 i. ' if 5- S. M .QI fs ' f i kTTQD3t P fgI'LtC8QfZCiLi1lE Ilzlrry I lctrick lmttu- Iclw Iilln-11 Xlzlric Daily .lzunu Kerr SUl3lfRlATlVIfS Junior Class W1 k, , V J 59 . ' ff Y fi ' 7 ' , '.-1 :yqff 1,,.pf,'f:-: w-- 7 13,5-'fx'- 3 N V. , if f' X 1 . , A .. ' 1 .. , LLL ,,e1L,CJ nf f ' ' 'yvl in Q Y A f ah. at 'Y ki' rj? Ju N fa Luffiff C ,:fii,fe5g if 1 fdwandflf I.umzml Xyvk 1 QQllllL'l'il1C XX 'lack SiIllINL'IN .Imam Kllllx 3 I I lc-'111 fxl'ZlAlL'l' UI l':Zll'IJ2lI'!l 1111111 lXLl 5 A xxf i ji , , Q 1- 1 i 3 'W H YP -Gr- praqtiqg lmu114i-A, --l1cm'-clnum- --clz1 4111 ,,... ,,Coke ,,.... Vliutiu Zlf-tQl' l1c1L11'r:v,, ,,,I+'z11n4m1'L-S' l1c'z1dwL,, --Dil1S--, ,-,mld, isn't it ,nlmppy lm-t's1-at-- ,,Blum--A -,JI111'ilyn-- ,,fU,9,'0fl'lL'1'2l,9j2lill,, 3 , YY xg , Sunio1'v, ,,Kutc'h and FUIIIIR' ,Y,, --hi. CL-Ll-- ,Un-l1zx1'zxctLf1's,,,, looking' m,luw11.,-- .slniln-s.- ,,Eclclie Iflayn, --A1mu Mata-13- .1 4 - ,fULl!'SOIllt' -Nfumly cli- - - nch fi J f vi f ' 1' Q o 5 . P t l 4-.,.,-fffi T Athletic: Staff 3 Left to light-Travis, Cmmors, lVIcAlevy, Houtz, Wclls. lla-1+1'gc If XIQAXIN5' ljllflllly Klnllzlgcl' I. tl. L'm111m'f Hn-:ul lfmvllmll Lmlcll ll. l,. Xxvvlls llczul Hzlskcllfzlll QQUIILI1 XXXNIQ' 'li1'IlX'ir f .XXF1 Ifmvtlmzlll L11 . - . , I. l'l'Illlk'IX lluutz - .Xvl luzwkvtlrzlll 1-mr 561 uh wh Varsity football Tealn lst row, left to l'lg'lltI Parker, Cil'ZlZlCl', Henderson, Kinch, Murray, Zyck. Quinn, John- son, Ziegler, Amsdell, Wulz. 2nd rcw, left to right: Zieniha, Anclerson, Downing, Schell. Steele. XVOIIIUIH Dawson, Miller, Archer, Sherrick. Ilrd row, left to right: Foster, Mason, Straub, Riley. Clark, Ogle, Sininiers, Doleclii. Duclzic, Way. -ith row, left to right: Connors, Schultheis, Jackson, Hannon, Sweeney. Hinslie, Strus. Delehanty, Travis. 1946 PIGSKIN REVIEW .Xltliongli the i'ecm'4lw :mil the femx-5 flu not alum' il. thif yL'lll'l5 Nriuzul has lu-en COll5lflt'l'Qll one of the liest to l'L'lDl'L'NL'lll ll. lf ll, S. Spiirtiiig only l win against 5 lll'l.l'IllN zlml 2 ties, the Oilers llirexx' zlficle the past In L'IlQZlQL' Il pmver-liuleii l'il'Illllillll eleven which wah I':ix'm'ewl lay 5 or 4 to1ieli+lmx'iiN. zinrl Caine out with I1 ln-in tie. 'llhe hillowiiig liriflziy the Uileix plziyefl their liest lizill of the M-:wni :mil flefeallefl ulzniiewtmvii, X. Y., l3-2. Xniong the 22 leltermen irmii thif year! squznl, 17 will lie lost tlimugli grzuluntioii. Ref turning :lx il nuclvuw lui' next yL'2ll'lh elexen are L'l:l1'li. ll1m'iiiiig'. zinll Xlkiiiiei' in the line Zllltl Zieinlizn in the lizickfielcl. .Xnlly llewwlmi. wlio lizu lm-en in the seiwice, will zllxo lmlwtei' the l'l-lf llilelw. SEASONS RECORD Oil City Titusville Oil City Meznlville Oil City fi Grove City ' Oil City Gremnviih- Oil City 43 Brzulfoiwl Oil City Butler , Oil City li lV2ll'l't'Il H ,..- Oil City Frznnlilin , Oil City T Sharon , Oil City Jznnestown kx Graduating leltermen vw' .aff 58 Gridiron Closeups Phil Amsdell-Fullback and Tackle-Shifting from the hackfield to the line, Phil showed he had what it takes to he a rugged lineman. Roy Archer-Tackle- Bacon', was one of the fellows who kept the morale high. He was a tough man on defense. Charles Dawson-Tackle- Charlie was aggressive and a deadly tackler. He made many opposing backfield men lay low with his shoe-string tackles. Dean Grazier-Halfback-lrVith those swivel hips. Dean could churn his way through practically any defense. Jim Henderson-Guard-Jiin was a fast and hard charging guard, which was had medicine for the opposition. He is also the only three year letterman on the squad and honorary captain. Ted Jackson-Center-Ted was a real worker and afraid of nothing. He was always ready to help out at any position. Ted Johnson-Center-Ted was a determined ballplayer and played heads-up ball all the way. Don Kinch-Guard-Don is another of the rugged linemen who made it plenty rough for any opponent carrying the mail who came in his direction. Howard Mason-Halfback-Although he was not quite as big as some of the fellows, he proved that weight isn't everything when it comes to playing football. John Miller-End-John was a player who could really pull in the passes. He was an all-around player who was liked by everyone. Bill Murray-Center- Gut was a tough guy when he was backing up the line and really had lots of zip on the ball. Ted Ogle-End- Tex was the boy who could make the forward-lateral click. Ted was a tough man on defense. Royal Parker-End-Royal had his end closed to all traffic and proved to be a deadly tackler for anyone doubting his word. Don Quinn-Quarterback-Don pulled the plays this season and was a sixty minute man despite his size. He th1'illed the crowds with his speciality, the quarterback sneak. Bill Sherrick-Manager-Bill was the loyal manager of this year's squad, He and his assistants took charge of the equipment and lining the field. George Walz-End-When George came across the line he was like a bundle of dynamite. Because of injuries, George was out the latter part of the season. John Ziegler-Fullback-After recuperating from injuries received two years ago. Johnny reeled off the y2l1'llS this season with his bolting off-tackle drives. Leonard Zyck-Halflmack-''Irish did a beautiful job with his punting assignment. His opponents found him a tough fellow to bring down. V 59 S1-1-111111 1'I111v, 11111, 111 1'1g'111-1111111111 Wells, .11-11'1'11, .Al11Sl11'11, Kistlcr. Clark, KlIf1.K11'f1, S11z1fe1' Varsity Baskelba l First R11111, 11-ft to 1'1g'l11-F11s1c1'. Smith, C111111, HQt1'1C11, I'111'11c1', B11ck1111111. SEASONS SUMMARY .X111111111g11 1111- H11c1w 11'1-1'1' L'X1l1'k'1l'11 111 11:111- 21 11lF111Q'- 1111111 1111K 1!lN1 111111 1111'j' x111'111'1x1-111111 1'x111-11111111111 111111 111111 111'e111- g111111w XV1111L' 1115111Q: 1111151 s1'1'1111 Q111111-5, 111161g1'11111g1111111111111111' r12lI'1 111' 1fl1i111Q'Z1-1-11-11 111111111111 11.11111 1?Il1'1'L'11 . , , . . .. , 1111' 11I1L'l'x 1111111111-11 11111111 111 11111111 1111 Il .111-.12 1'11'1111'1' 1111'1' 111.1116 11111 1'1'11111 1111-1'1- 111 1111- 11111'1'N1Dl'gIl1l 111111'111g Il 111-111'1' 111-111141 111 111111 I111' 1'1'c1'1' g111111-. 1111 1'11ll1' 111111 111111111 111111 11111151 111 111'111g' 111111 111 1111'1-1- 111111111 111 1111111 XX I1l'1'L'11 111 1111 1 1111wl f'1'Zl1'. 11115 gz11111- 111115 El 111150 11111- 111111111 11115 1111111 1111 Il 211127 s1'111'11 1111111111 11'1111N11'1I1l1111s11 111511011 1j1ll1'1i1lIl1l1,1111111i. 111-t1'11'1i,111111 .X111w111-11 1111'11111f11 N g1'11111111111111, 11111 111- 11111 11111'1- 1i11f1111'11. L111lI'1i. S1111111. 111111 .11-111-11 l'C'1ll1'l11I11S 1 111 111-x1 -1'1-111' N w11111111, 1111 Junior Varsity Basketball First Row, left to 1'ig'lit-Cooli. NLlllLlll21lit'l'f Scholl. Kern, Gollasli. Second Row, left to 1'lf3,'l1'E--lVll'. Houtz, Dclmci-. Buoy, Czuiit-1'. Erickson, Mo ll f1nanz1g'e1'l. 'lllit-sc lmyx at-i'x'c :Li the nglllllkil pigs fm' tlit- Xizlraity. l'l:lyi11g Ili lJ1'L'llllllllZll'3' gzmief with qi l1t'lll'l5' sillllllll' stlicmlult' zu tlit- Xlzuwitv. thu' cum plt Oil Oil Oil Oil Oil Oil Oil Oil Oil 'tcfl tlic xt-1154111 with tilt-xx-ii x'ictm'itw :mil wvcii flclczits. City--- City- -- City-U ., City--- - ,--30 City--- City--- -----. City-U ----29 City-- -- .--- City-W ----lb SITY l1.XSlil l'l' Xl.l. Farrell ----- Grove City- - Stowe -..-- Frzmklin - - - Rocky Grove Eric Easth- Warren - - Glwciivillc -- Fizuilclin ---- Oil City---,. li lfbf Hill '45-'Jffi Oil City--- --25 Oil City-H --29 Oil City---, ---38 Oil Cityvf -H22 Oil City--- ---38 Oil City--- ---45 Oil City-- ---50 Oil City-U ---36 Oil C?ty--- ,--31 Titusvillt- ----- 27 Erie Ttcli -- Meaclville - - Titusville - - Wa1'1'cii - - Grovt- City-- Franklin --- Cranlmt-1'i'y -- Rocky Grove Mtlzulvillu --- bradualin l Phil Amsdell. F.-When this boy made up his mind to really play ball, he went right to the top. Opponents didn't have a chance once Phil charged in under the basket-he always came up with the ball. George Buckham, F. - Although George was small his speed and deadly left hand were, without doubt, a valuable asset to the team. He most always had a private guard who tried to hold him down. I A l I Richard Cook, F.-Playing side by side with Harry Hetrick, G.-Because of a football Kistler and Buckham, Dick consistently set injury Harry missed a good many quarters up the plays for them and was a definite he deserved but this didn't alter his atti- threat at the forward post on defense. tude. He was definitely the best sport of the outfit. lellermen l Louis Kistler, C. - The backbone of this year's squad, Lou kept the Oilers in the game by holding a complete monopoly of the bankboards. Don't think his scoring will be forgotten, either. He netted 201 points this season. Earl Shafer, Manager-The nursemaid of the Varsity squad, he served as a capable manager for the team. E3.l'l,S devoted at- tention to the dressing 1'OOlll'S bulletin board will long be remembered. Royal Parker, G. - Royal was a valuable hack-court man with a sharp eye for an opening in the middle court. He usually came through with an occasional long shot also. THE STARS From this year's graduating lettermen, Kistler. Cc selected to xoli, Bucliham. and P2'll'lit'l' were play in the first zinnuzil Fight for Sight. haslzethall game. Qllr. H. L. lvells, our own high sqholrl mftitor, was one of the couches for this s t'll0ll'S team. This grazing was played on the Thiel College floor in fireenville. 63 Junior High Squad First Row-Lynch tnianagcrl. Angros, Vaughan, Porter, Cling'er, Corrow. Second Row-Fields, Kiines, Drako, Houtz lcoachl, Quinn. Giordano, Petulla. JUNIOR HIGH SUMMARY XX'itli Nlii ltlignitz at the hclni, tht hlnnim' lligli tliiii'tiiieii cmnpleteil :niivtlicr wiiccwsfiil sczisini with U x'i1tm'i1-H unrl 7 cle-feats. The .luniur High pt-i'lin'iiici's nl tlilf yvai' will lic thc XIll'5l1y Stars ul thc iuture. Un this yt-ark tcani, liiili Quinn anfl 'lhny liiimlaiifi won- thc lt-ailing suffers. JUNIOR HIGH RECORD Oil City High ..,, ---15 Soph. Hi-Y --- 8 Oil City High--- ---38 Jr. Hi-Y -- ----21 on City Hi,Q'h--- ---45 S1-. Hi-Y ..,,.,v. ----:so Oil City High ---11 Gym Class lDl Oil City High ---16 Titusville -- ..I, 10 Oil City High--- --- 9 Franklin --- 34 Oil City High ---32 Cochranton --- 7 Oil City High--- ---45 C1'2lI1l3Ql'1'y ---- 133 Oil City High--- ---16 Rocky Grove -- 20 Oil City High--- ---23 Y-Juniors --- 25 Oil City High --- 9 Titusville -- 16 Oil City High ---31 Y-Juniors - 27 Oil City High ---- ---11 Franklin - 27 Oil City High ---20 Cochranton - 18 Oil City High ---41 Cranberry Affv 15 Oil City High ---- ---18 Rocky Grove -- 20 mm- Hmmm QAILIINIJSYZII. Uvliccp thc miflflh- uimlw, :mfl wzxtch Kifllmx Sl1Ill.L'l'. Lkwlq. Iiucklmm, fm' Zl cutu-V! Y.Qul4HrL'lAg'. fullcll Wvvlls ,ullwull fflllllj at Lfzllnlm Slmerwin. Liunk ,Xll-Stzlrw Sl1c1'riuk, Iiiuch 'Afurilfllu slnmx them how. ,. , , , . Zia-glcr, flruxicr. Zvck. lizlwsmm punch LUIIHUVS, Hctrlck, Mrazler, ' Quinn, Amsdcll, Ziegler. Zyck. Millar. 65 Varsity 0 Club First Row, loft to 1'lg'l'lt-lYZllZ, Zieglcr, Cook, VVon1Qr, Grazier, Kincli, Clark, Downing. Second Row. lr-ft to right-Archer, Zyck, Tucker, Filson, Rybak, Ainsdell, Miller. Third Row, left to 1'ightAKistler, Buckhain, Johnson, Quinn, Slierrick, Mason. Fourth How, loft to right-Henderson. Murray, Dodd, Jackson, Parker, Dawson. Pre-sidi-nt .-k- ..., D can Grazicr Vice President .-ffff .... C 'hurles Dawson Sec1'etz11'y-Tuiasurcr si- u...., Leonard Zyck Advisor ,... ,, C ,-, Mr. J. J. Connors VARSITY 'O' CLUB 'I'lu- Varsity 'U' Club is L'Hlll1HlNk'fl ui football, lwzlskctlpall, and cheer- lczulvi' lcttcrnu-n. 'Illic Y. U. Clnlm is undi-1' thc lcziclersliip uf Coach Connors, Lind was rcspoiisililc fm' ilu- sclicflulc pencils and lllllllL'l'UUS flflllCL'S. Froin 11' iiiciiibcrsliip ul. seven, three yvzirs ago, it has cxpzuidcd to L1 total of thirty- six im-iiilicrs at tliv 1Pl'L'Ni'llt time. 66 Cheerleaders 67 Senior and Junior Girls' Volleyball FIQX ll JK XX 1l,l,lfY ljiXl.l. First Row, left to right-Flockcrzy, Tonza, Klos, Repmzm, Tucker, McLaughlin. Second Row, left to riglit-Davis, Confer, Weaver, Mrs. Bartlett, Hill, Elder, Komen ,IL X14 JR X 4 7l,l,l',Y l-l.XLl. First ROW, lvft. to riglit-Kzxwcski. Smith. Culvonlvach, Ehrct. L21llllJ61'tOll. Second liow, left. tu Plgllt-SClll'L'ffll'l', Jom-s, Buflzinski. RL-mus, Collins, Huff, Stuart 68 ,,,, freshman and Sophomore Girls' Volleyball lfIQIiSIINl.XXX'1JI,l.IiY I1AXl.l, Firsf Huw, lc-ft to l'lj.1'lltJSi1lll1S0N, VVilscm, Kcnzwy, Hvulou, Lz1mlw1'tm1. Skqwul Row, lvft ln right-Olszowskzl, l'IiSL'lllH2lN, Hpmla-1's1m. llilliluml. I.mv1'y. SHl'll1bXlfJKlf X'1rI.l,IiY l1,XI,I. First How, lm-ft, to 1'i1L'l1t-RiIlIl2lCkLxl', Apple-quist, Way, Hn-chtol. Imwis. Scmul Row, ln-ft to 1'ig1'lIt-l'lZll'I1flL'11l, l42lUffL'l', Lockwoml, Russvl, Butistu. Hurmliu. US! mama, -11 1,1111 ............ .. 11116111611 ......... . Tex ll1'l11l1g 1511111141111 . . ..... .. 1111- '-111 gI'1f1lU61l ................ 131111 Irmk .. '11-11 ............. ..... 3 'om' fzxcc is 121111111211 ...... .... 11631 1'1l'Elll1i11l1 .. . little . .. big' Zig ' 1-i:1co11 . . :1rr1u11r1 61111 .... . .. Still , .. watch 111111 70 . f x N QS ,XWWWQ J og, 46 XR . Xxxxx XR. ,Xxx X Student Council First Row, left to 1'l2'llt-lvlkltllkl, Tlinmas, Hanna, Greer, Butiste, Simpson, Shelly. Mc- Gill, Vescoe, Doeter. Second ROW, left to ripglit-Hollinggswortli, Jackson, Delinur, Ducla, Shaw, Nelson. Al- lison, Scliocli, Kern, Lane, Dawson. Third Row, left to 1'lg'l'1t-gslllllll. Collier, P0l'tC'1', Buclina, Heald, Kerr, Quinn, DeSanto, Mr. Anna. - 'lllic Stullcnt Lfuiiiicil, cwiisistiiig uf an clcctcrl mcinllci' frmn each liuinu mmii and Ufliccix c-lcctecl by thc wturlcnl lmfly, has cmnplctecl aimtliei' year nl varicrl activities. lluring the ycai' it liziw cmifliictcrl wcvcral XYL'llZll'C f.ll'lX'L'5 lm' thc sclnml, zmll has tzllccn cliarge uf thc usliering, ticket males, and reser- vatilms fm' Sclnml playa anrl inuwiczil pimgrziiiis. ,Xlw thc uiuncil purcliasecl iiicinlirial lmuliw fm' the Xclnml lllbl'Ell'y, iiiaiiagcfl tlic l4Cl.l'L'5lllllClllI wtancls at tlic gziiiicw, :incl tlmlc part in tlic' iizitiwn wirle sclnml walctx' lJI'4lQ'l'Ill1l. l'11-xiflciii-l'lill Kern 'lli's-zwiiiicirfllalwcy Xllison SL'L'l'k'l2ll'5 '.Illlll' Slivllrx' 72 library Staff XYitli Misf lluy g'lX'lllQ'll1L'Hl'flk'I'N :mfl lwtw wI':ulx'ict'. tliv lllbl'lll'f' Stull' rlmw its licst lu mzllic tlic lilJl'ZlI'V El lJlL'ilSZlIlf. tilliuiciit. :tml iiitt-rcwtiiig plum- lm' stu- clciita tu spcml tlit-ir timc. ihimlt- fiwmi pimvirliiig L'llfllL'H5 l'L'l-L'l'i'lll't' lll1lll'l'llll lm' clzuscy. tlic lilJIAIll'Y Illwu iiizilu-N tlit- lIll.L'Nl lmfilw :mil Illnxl lwptilzlr lllElQIl- ziiics zlvziilzilwlc lm' L'X'L'l'f' Nlllflflll. llic girlwmi tlin' wtzill' xxx-rc tlmwii Ihr tlit-ii' wlwl:1ftic xtrmcliiigx :mil plczisiiig llCl'NHllIlllllk'5. llin-5' xwluiitct-1' In xxwrlq iii tlin- lilirztry fllll'iIlg' Nlllllf lizillx :mil lwimm- :uifl lllllfl' Ncliiml liwurxg :mil in iw,-lurii i't-ct-1x'c Yfllllillblt' ll'IllIl' ing ziiifl L-xliwiuiicv iii lllll'lll'5' xxwrlq, iXflxiw1f NliM lfluiiiwi' Illiy First Row. left to riglit-Rowlaml, Rvpimm, Kcrr, Nl21SlL'1', Stahl, Roymlcs. Hiiirls. Nuli- fer. Klos, Juttcr. Sucoml Row. loft to 1'l,Q'llf-GIHX. Rylnzicli. Mills. Cook. SCli1't-fflcr. Eiiglisli. I-1orlQ'ci's Buclcsky, Kawt-ski, Cuiwaii. Filson. Tliircl ROW, left to rigrlit-Miss Kainlmer, Bumlzinslii. Nclsoii, Dunlap, Toy, Pctt-rs. KL-ri' McGill, Skclly, LElllffQl', Burns. Fourth Row, lt-ft to 1'ig'htvMiss Hoy, Wilt. Smith, Schott, Evans, Deyuc-. Sclioch. Barn- fielril, Applcquist, Reese, Hater. TC! Etiquette Club .Xfter the rousing initiation at the beginning of the year, Etiquette Club officers started the girls on a round of interesting activities. In the last se- mester. 1ll'Hgl'lllll committees, elected monthly, planned the meetings. The elulw met the last NYL-dnesday of every month. The highlight of the year was a Liliristnias party with the vocational hoys as guests. Presiilents-Xirginia Russell Seeretary+Catherine Moore time--l'resident-'loan Smith TreasurereBettie Diehl Adviser-Bliss lifrelyn Hoyar First Row, left. to right-Konen, Settlemire, Englert, Hafer, Miss Moyar, Rennacker, Rennaeker, Burns, Skelly, Williams. Second Row, left to right-Barscz, Russell, Confer, Jetter, Stricker, Butiste, Bower. Pearson, Mozur, Martyna, Florek. Third Row, left to right-Buday, Wilt, Bennet, Smith, MeCray, Way, Gray, Bucholz, Wehher, Berlin, Rembold, Mohnkern. Fourth Row, left to right-Pierce, Gahring, Greer, Murray, Schott, Moore, Oxenham. Shafer, Kindelberger, Rice, Kimes, Austin. Fifth Row, left, to right-Lane, Meals, Crawford, Powell, Henderson, Wenner, Flock- erzy, Giltinan, Stephens, Siegworth, Jasiota. Sixth Row, left, to right-Lockwood, Ramsey, Brown, Kineh, Detar, Yost, Davis, Thompson, Smith. 74 future Homemakers of Alnerifga l First Row, left to 1'lQ,'llt-lw2l1'Sll, Healy, Ausel, May. Vogus, Nieewongger. Vziii Dyke Wilson, Potts, Brown. Second Row. left to l'ig'l1t-F1'2lllliL'Hl3Q1'g0l'. Slater, Ostermzm, Maleolmson, Mrs. Po lansky, Miss Kzimlier, Miss Orcutt, Archihle, Mutha, Polley. Third Row, left to right-Tawney, Felmlee, Lutz, De Arment, Erwin. Cfaiiii. Bell Komen, McLaclilzm, Banksoii. Fourth Row, left to rie'ht-Whitten, Russell, Confer, Hipwell. Eiiglert. llvitli the iiisliwlclimi ul Klrs. lhilxiiisliy. this grouii ol' girls lizixv gziiiiwl lillHXX'lL'flQ'C iii the :iris lil cwilqiiig. sewiiig. ziiifl wtlirr liiiiiieiiirikiiig siclixities wliicli will lmilmzmlily umm- iii very liniifly smilie clay. 'lllizxt lllbst' girls rziii cool xx'zis1n'ox'efl lax' thc ilelicious liiiicliemi which they seiwwl tw the Svliool lsioziivl 'l'lie success ol the lmrties tliex' Qzire, with the sliuii liiws :is gm-sts, is iiimiil that thu' :ire also qmail lioslesses, lXilX'lsk'l'S-fRll'S. llolziiislqy. Kliss lxziiiilier, Nliss llrciill 75 Chemistry Club and freshman Math Club if V3 fhunislry Club The Chemistry Lilub holds its meetings in the eheinistry lZllbUl'Z1'UJI'y. where interesting experiments such as testing iomls. analyzing cosmetics. and making plaster molds of the inenibers' heads are perfornieil. The members O Chemistry Club combine learning' with pleasure. .'Xdx'iser-bl. -I. Connors Yiee-l'i'esiclent-lillen Marie llaily President-Dick Lioiilq Seeretziry-l,eil:i Lfousins First Row, left to right-Klos, Jetter. YVard, Master, Roydes, Dreher, Nuhfer, Lange. Young, Bower. Second Row, left to right-Seidler, Culbertson, Johnson. Cousins, Kerr, Miller, Hookins. NVenner, Smith. Third Row, left to right-Nelson, Goldberg, Kistler, Buekham, Cook, Hannon, Gold- berg, Breaden, Stornier. Fourth Row, left to right-Crowe, Serafin, Sinnners, Stuck, Cook, Rybak, Elder, Kerr, Mr. Connors. freshlnan Mall: Club The Freslnnan Math Club was mzule up ul' those with :in AX zix'ei':ige in Algebra l. These niatheiiiaticzil wizzmls uf toiiioi'iwiu'. under the guidniice of Miss Helen Klzukenzie. learned of the history of IllIltllCIllZltlCS :ind played niany puzzling' numerical ganies. The class of '49 was off with qi hang in the held of mathematics. Presiileiitsliob jeffrey See.-'lirezis.f.leanuine lfliiekerzy First Row, left to right-Stanford. Oswalt, Mohnkern. Flockerzy. Hutchison, Nelson, Tzruseot. Brink. Second Row, left to right-Austin, Kelly, Jeffrey, Zehrung. Oleksak, Miss Mackenzie. 77 f latin Club and french Club lalin Club The Latin Club. under the able supervision of Miss lean lNlaekenzie, is a group of Latin students, who are interested in Latin and its plaee in the modern world. Through Latin games, literature. and plays, the members of the elub learn a greater appreciation of Latin. Magister-Lois Hollenbaugh .Seriptor-Margery Taylor Magister-seeundus-jane Kerr Quaestorei-hirley NVilt Motto: Per Ardua Ad Astra First Row. left to right-Ludwig, Rubino, McLaughlin, Knowlton, Marshall. Cavanaugh, Lewis, Kohlman, Hollenbaugh, Lambert. Second Row, left to right-Kindleberger, Jetter, Strycher, Wilt, Miss Jean Mackenzie, Deyoe, Lenser, Brown, Florek. Rodgers, Nelson. Third Row, left to right-Croft. Way, Gray, Smith, Sehoeh, McCrea, Kerr, McGill, Lauffer, Burns. Fourth Row, left to right-Allison, Cassidy, Talley. french Club Linder the supervision of Miss Beryl Eddy, the French Club has resumed its activities after a lapse of three years. Le Cerele Francais, eomposed uf both first and second year students, has put on programs each with lceen interest to the students. The club officers together with the eommittee members help to make the French Club entertaining as well as educational. President - - Ellen lNlarie Daily Yiee-l'residenteSeeretary Peggy XVard Treasurer - Virginia Stormer First Row, left to right-Shannon, McKinley, Miller, Stewart, Kerr, Culp. Shafer. Hollenbaugh. Second Row, left to right-Kenemuth, Roberts, Vlfard, VVatts, Stahl, Daily, Stormer. Randolph, Thompson. Third Row, left to right-Gallagher, Meals, Lane, Lee, Oxenham, Lamberton, XYenner, Harrison, Vescoe, Miss Eddy. Fourth Row, left to right-Hopwood, Serafin, Knight, Kofford, Quinn, Kern. '79 Senior and Junior HI-Y flubs SENIOR HI-Y JUNIOR HI-Y wiflv,-nt - - f john Ziegler Vrcsiflcnt f---- lifl Nagel Q11-U11-y - ilmwlmm Tzxylm' Secretary - -lim llulfrancc 111-21511111 - liar! Shafer 'l'1'eufu1'c1' - Dick Stephens 80 Sophomore and freshman HI-Y Clubs SOPHOMORE HI-Y FRESHMAN HI-Y In-,iflk-111 A.. A.. Elgllmv oxllimu 'xi 'm ' -'Mk Vll1ul121H Xhikk-I 'l'L'hfllk'lll .. ... Hu!! I,4rI'lLl R1K'k'l'K'IZlI':x' Huy I':INZlIlllL'lL' Q . 5L'L'I'L'1IlI'5' .... .. Bulb l'u'14l ll'CZlNUl'k'l' ... Q-11211108 lfmlfflisll 'lxl'L'IlSllI'Cl' ... Huh lluihu tw 81 Girl Reserves BOBBY SOX AND S. O. S. CLUBS First Row, lr-ft to right-Bolilwy Sox Club, 11th and litli grade: Colvc-nhuch. George, Hodgu, Hartsoll, Rina-lla. Elirhart, Diebold. Suconcl Row, left to right-S. U. S. Clulm, 10th gxiiulcz Stevens, Kimlollw1'g'u1'. Kimss. Eiscninan, Powell, Brown. Iflzi, Klosinski, lVlll1'l'21y, Schott. Third Row, loft to 1'lgl1t4G2lh1'll'lg', Marlin, Heufner, Wygant, Oxenliznn. Slmfur. Pierce Holquist, Spcnce. .l. L. Gfs-9TH GRADE First Row, lr-ft to 1'l,L1'llt-BlllCli, Fc x, Murphy, Gilliland, Luse. Moulin, VVillianis. Troup, Lauer, Hausa. Second Row, loft. to l'lg'lltYBOllll. Lowry, McFall. Ross, Boring, Williams, Lowry. Rey- nolcls, Frank. Tliirfl Row, loft to right-Hill, Riuscnman, Weaver, Stuck, Winger, Smith, Donzu, Dau- benspcck, lVlcGz1rry. 82 Drilling Superintendent .. Roy Archer Geologist .. .. .Nrthur Dale Distillation lfngineer ... . . Bill McSparren Refining Engineer .. ... Bill Phillips Chief Chemist . . ,... George XValz Master Mechanic .. . .. Richard Robinson OIL AND GAS CLUB The location of oil fields in this vicinity makes the Oil ancl Gas Shop especially practical for hoys interested in the oil infhistry. All phases of the influstry arc studied including drilling. transportation, and refining. This gives the student a general knowledge of what his work will he like. Qther tracles are also taught which closely relate to oil field work such as forging, pipe fitting, and welding. This course is the only one of its kind in the country and has a complete line of equipment. 83 1'1'1fNi11e111 . . 7111111 1Y1g1'C Sc1'1'c1z11'y . , 121111111 1311111111111 '1'1'cz1s111'1'1' . .. 1Q1C112ll'f1 1f11511c1 115411-Cl11:111 .. . 1'1Zl1'1'j' K1ck11'111c ,Xl1X'1NC1'.. ..XI1'. Faust AUTO SHOP CLUB 1111-1111111 f1111111111'111'1111w cx1'c11c111 111,1l1111'1111111111s 1l11' 1111vf. 111111 1111 111 , 111 1:11cc Zl11X'2'l1l1ILQQL' 111 11111111. 111 e111111.1111c111 15 1111cxcc111-11 115' :111y 11 1 1111x 112111 411- 11111 512111-, '11111'111',1' 11 1:111g111 :111111g 111111 1111- 111-l1f11KA2l1 C1 1 1 ' 1l1N11lChwQ 211111 11115 g11'cx 1111: 111ly'H Il c11z1111'1-, 111 11 11111y 111 1111 1111111111 N 111 1111111111111 11111':11'11 11111 g11:11 111. :11111111111111'c' t'11Q111CC1'N. S4 ulmzuk ilu- mzutcr .. .. rm illmwc-xmt llmk .. . lmshful lm-chzmiv llllll, Nfl it .... where is the oil . . 'AMitch in thc miflflle .... 1iil'4l'S cw' lu CX'CI'5'IHMl5' .. . watch the test tubes . . lalv In-riml , linl' ulitm' .. . XVl1L'l'C'S thc Buick .. plcasc bmilc .. guess wlm .. llllllgff 85 Senior Hi News literary Staff First Row: Roberts, Dunlap, Welnis, Sclireffler, Rennacker, Hafer, Burns, Lauffer. Lewis, Mc Crea. Secfnd Row: Koltonski, Kaweski. Williams, Wnuk, Miss Nelson, Ward, Hollenbaugli, Arras, George, Toy. Third Row: Gordon, Jetter, Fesenniyer, Talley, Taniburine. Scliocli, Mohnkern, Heffer- nan, McKinley. lifllffbl' .. .. Mary -lane XYnulq .Xrlriser .. .. Nliw N,lfl1'gZil't't Nelsnn rx H, . . 1 N . . .. llie benim' Ili Xews l.itei':n'v Stull encuuiilerecl inzinv ulistziclem at the lieqinning of the sclnml year, but tlizinke to excellent ui-upeiiitimiii between 1, ., , Mary -lane Xlfiiiik, iiiziiizigiiig erlitiir. Mies Nelson. arilviseiq and the entire Lit- erzirv Stull tliev tmik the nlwtzicles in tlien' stiirle eincl nut their rlearllines iziitlifully. Siiinetliiiig new was zirlflefl tu snppleinent the pmtzige stainp size paper this your in tlie furin of zi five minute rziclin lmirulczist given weekly ln' zz sturlent i'e1wi'lei' mei' tlie lineal rzuliu wtzitim 85 Senior Hi News Business Staff LllflL'l' ilu- czzpzxlmlu lczulcrslnp ul l,:n'1'x' f.ul4llw1'Q', lJllNIIlL'Nw lll1lIl2lLft'l'. zmnf - . . . , ,, . . 4. Kllw. lllntlclt. ZlflX'lNL'l', thu 5cnnn' Ill XL-us llllSIllCN5 Stull nwwlu-wl llZll'fl lu nlCC't'll.C1ll llllylllglllflllflHllt2lll1C1l tln- lilfgk' nnlnln-1' nl' znlx llnlt lu-pt thc 'Nm-nw :L lvi-wcckly p11l:licz1tiw11. XX'llCll things Iunkcnl 1l2LIlQL'l'HllHl5' lllnuli fm' lln 'NL-ns' in tln- curly l':1ll,znnl zlllur lm11'1ccn y'vz11w nl' Illllbllkllllull, it lnnlu-fl lilqm thc cnfl, thc llllSlllL'NS wtzlll' llll'HllQ'll i11gc11in115 n1c1ln,flf umx'i1n'n-fl lln- lwnllm-1 tw llllllllhll tln- llZlllt'l' zu IllXYllyH. XXI' :nw inelclvlwl tn tln-un fm' lil'L'HCl'X'lllg funn ul Ulll' ulflvsl wflnml 'Ll':lrllfl1n1S. First ROW. left to right-Daily, Stcwart, Kerr. Ska-lly, Miller. Second Row, left, to 1'ig:l1l-E1nanLu-le, Allison, Cock. Cook, Gulmlm-1'g'. lWZlll2ig'C'1' - Larry Golfllrerg' AclviSu1' - Mrs. Eva Bartlett H7 0iI Can Staff Co-liclitors .......... Elizabeth Master, Harry Herrick Llieleiiisiiiess Managers . .... joe DeSanto, Larry liolillierg Literary liilitor .. Sally Gallagher -Xrt lfrlitor ........ .. Shirley Stahl l'l1otogi':1pliy lifclitor .. . ..... . . . . ..... .lim Nelson Sports lfflitors . john Ziegler, Maurice Kot't'oril -llllllljl' lfilltfll' .. .. Rfly SUllHL'll Slblllllblllllll' Representative .... Dick liriclcson Senior lligh News Representative . .. Mary .lane XYnnl4 Faculty lXilx'iser .. .. .. llana KI. Vringle literary Staff Seliiorne-Kla1'y Lon Bower, li'eg'g'y Xlarcl, lfllen Marie lhtilv, Dick llimlip- Non, llarry Mcljrifle, liloli tfimxre, Cecelia Ryhak, Uorrlon Taylor, ,lanet Yescoe, llick Cook. llon Quinn, Pat Lee. -IuniorsgSliirley Sehreffler, l'at lingliwli. Business Staff Seniors-llerbert Brearlen. joan Cook, 'lim Kerr, Allen Stormer, Barbara Krug, jane McFadden. Kate NVeaver, Cecelia Klos. .lunior-Rhea Filson. S4iplioimire l5lalsey Allison. Atl Slaff llelen Kelley, Connie Stoughton. 88 flil Can Editorial Staff FirSt Row, left to right-Stahl, Hetriek, Master, Nelson, Gallaglier. Second Row, left to right-De Santo, Ziegler, Iioffortl. Erickson. Goltllit-1'ex The Oil Crm lfrlitorinl Staff is emnposetl ul' the heads ol' t-:teh tlt-limit ment. lt is their thity tu see that the work in their assigned tllX'lNlllll is emu pleterl. lllt'lllflt'fl un the tlil Clan Staff are the .luniur tlass litlitm' :tml tht Suplwiiitwe liL'lJl'6SL'llfZlllX'C'. wht, have gziiut-rl El grt-:it flu-:ll uf Yllllllllllt' lmtml eflge. which will prtwe to he very helpful in the editing of next yeztii :mini The he:1tlz1el1e5 were inany :mtl the Zlrljlfllls few in this grutlp. HU 0iI Can literary and Business Staffs 0il fan lihfrary Sldif Vubliing' 1rCIlL'll5 zlnil ciniwnltiiig lliu ilittiiiiiziiy. iiiviiilwiw of tln' l.llL'1'Zl1'f' Stuff fliil ri lll'Z1lSCXYHl'tll5' jill, ol' writing iiizllwizil zinil putting it in xlizllw lin' itf final fi1iloic:11':11iu- in tln- Nil Cain, First Row, left to 1'lQ'llt-Rj'lI2lli, Stzilil. Gz1llg1,Q'lie1', Bowg-1'. Kelley. Stoughton, English. Second Row, left to 1'ig'lit-Daily. Vest-cc. Ward. Lee, Wnuk, Sclirefflt-1'. Tliircl Row, left to riglit-Scliocli, Crowo, Thompson, Quinn, Cook. Koffoi-il. Ne-lson. 0il Can Business Staff This is tht- outfit that pimviflcil must uf the financial hacking In-liinfl mn- Oil Emi . Thu lilnwincsf Stuff folil yczii'lm4ml45, scoiirwl thu town for zulx'c1'tisct's zinfl lblllflbllb, tlicn lJl'L'I1Zll'C1l tlic mls fin' pulmliczitiini. First Row, left to right-Filson, McFadden, XVeave1', Cook, Klos, Krug. Second Row, left to 1'ig'ht-Golcllmoiu, Stornier. DeSanto, Kerr. SP1 ilu xullzlm .. . . .. xx'e11'rI.l111l1 l'l'k' iw Nlu- . .. pretty INCL' .. stufly, Illllylbt . . I'CYL'1's3.l of fwrm lllnm-V! llIlI'l'l11 .. .. trumpets-ers .. ........ lcgx plus :uk llu- llllllltl' .. .. .. .. 1m thc way Iwmc llnw 1'fNw .. . side View . . ljru .. . Nolmber U2 5? X W W fif QQBVJM K bu f? A ,, mf - -I ml Q0 ' 1 lf J i X. O O Q N X, W Q, Q ff? I 7 , I QQ 772 If ff Z 1 F QW XY 93 ff!! f ff f f iff QVR ,MAZCJ fwffvfaag, C,.Z 'M -' 'X Music Club Council First Row, left to right-Storms-r, Lauer, Welms, Mr. Mitchell, Filson, McLaughlin, Young. Second How, left w right-Kelly, Ziegler, Exley, Harper, Crum. Third Row, left to right,-Hetrick, Parker, Breaden. Tha- Music Club Council is composed of the officers of the choruses. in- struincntal groups, and music organizations nf the scliool. This year the Council hm wlionsorecl Several dances and has rlonc 3 line job of co-orflinating thc various music groups. l'rc5ifll-lit-lflliczl lfilson Secretary-Royal Parker 94 A Cappella Choir A Cappella clung' 19 one 4-f tha mmf autlwe 1'-rganizatlf-HN m ffm l'l1if year thc alum' put Hu 1,-1mg'1':11115 fm ZlsrCllllbllL'r. lllllflki guwt umm ll ll L l l lt luczml clubs zmll clmrcluw. :mfl pmfllicel. :1 5UL'CL'SifLll wpcrctln l I-lllx ul L lHl.lll4l.N Mr. ll. Lf Mitchell. lwcttcr lcxlmvu af Mitch, ii the fliru fuppcllzl clwirl Prwsimlezgt - Hzlwy Hwtrlcliz SL1Cl'L'tz11'ff - Pifvjlull 172111 Xa Lib1'la1'iam - Elizalnutlz Mash-1'. Eddie Mott 1,1 Girls' Cll0iI Tlrzmks to Mr. Mitehellk l1lL'1'CZlSlllQ' ei1'o1'tf Elllll patience. fiiirls' Clwir iT getting its share uf 1'6'Ct'lg'llltlUll zmrl ew11111li111e11tf irmii 1111tefl l'llllSlCl2lllS :mf clireeturs. lt is fast l3ECUllll1lg eine of the liewt fiirlf' tjl111ir5 i11 this district. President . . . . Rhea Filson Secretary . . -lOZlll XVCllllS Librarian . . . Beverly Peters Girls' Chorus The members nl Girls' L'l11i11't1f are w1i1'lci11g' t11 i111p1'11x'e their 111usicia11- ship, so that in Il year Ur two they eau take their places in girls' elioir 111' A Cappella. President .. . Joyce XlL'LElL'lllZlll Secretary . . llahel Q1OlYL'lll1ZlCl1 Lihrztrian . .. Betty lxllll livans 97 Ninth Grade Girls' and Mixed Choruses Girls' Chorus ilillis cliorus, uiirlcr thc clirectimi ui Nlr. Klitchcll, is cmiilniswl ul frcsh- mzm girls. ln this gimlip arc thc future mt-mht-rs ill' girls' chuir zuifl clinrus. . . . ,, . . .. sonic til whwm will lzltcr hccmiie mc-mhcrs lil .X Lzippcllzi. lhis is thc lirst xczir that ll Ninth Grzule liirls' L'l1m'us has llt'L'll Ul'g'I1lllZCfl, llrcsiflcut . . l't-ggy Crum Sevretziry . . Klzirtlizl SlUl'lllk'l' Lihrzlrizm . .. M:u'g':1ret Siiiipstm Mixed Chorus 'l'hc prim-pose ul thc Mixcfl Churus is lu pmvifle :1 lmclcgrmiml lm' hc- miiiig a nic-nilner of the imtwc zlclvzuicefl clmrzml giwmps ul Senior. ln this thorus thc me-mhcrs learn huw tu pimtltlce the gmail tmial quzrlitics, pleasing h irmmiics. :xml expression for which the chliirs tif Hur sclimil are fzunuus. l'rt-siflciit . . l-Sith lixlcy St-C11-t:11'y . , 'lllm llzlrlwr I.ll31'Z1l'lZlll .. .. lifltlic Sims 99 i'cpi'csc1it this scctiwii iii thc first ztiiiiuzil ulfiglit fin' Sight llmtlirill gil Band Lviirlci' thc lczulcrsliip ill' Klii l'hilip liuiizii, mit high scliiliil liziiifl ha :tgziiii piwivecl itscll twin , 'l'lii'uugli thc clnily pmcticcs iii scliiml :mil si ui il mzircliiiig rlrills thc cxpcriciiccfl musicizliis piwivirlcfl ciitcrtziiiiiiiciit litlxxuii halves at thc liimic liwtliztll g1 ZllllL's. 'Iilicy ztlsi- lilztycfl :it :L gziiiic llXX'Ilf lifiiii liniiic lin' thc first timc iii sL'X'Cl'Zll ycztrs. Kiiiitliei' liwiioi' tu ciimc til this gimtip was ti, lic si-lcctcfl :is thc lvziiirl til l'i'csiileiit . , hluhii Xicglci' SCC1'Ct2l1'y . .. llclcii licllcy l.il1I'Zll'lIll1 . . lhiiirtlfl Liicliclciiz Urchfslra The iii'cliesti'z1. ztlsti uiiilci' M11 liuiizrfs flircctitiii. lizis ilmic thc saint liiit wnrlq this year as iii thc past. lt is this gimiili that ciiiiuiliutcil such rt liigc part iii the success uf thc upciwttzl Ullullywimil l'lfiuiifl. Hthci' pimgi':iiiis mi which thc m'clicsti'zi has aplic-zti'cfl :irc all thc hcllnnrl plays, l-Zzmcczilzi Scrvicc, :mil thc Cuiiimciicciiiciit lfxerciscs. lii1'L'SlflCl1t .. .. llci'lvci't lirczitlcii Sccrctztry . , Shirlcy Ymiiig 101 'lllk Mixed Swing and Girls' Swing Bands Mixtd Swing Band 'Iihc niixwl swing Imzinfl, cmiipuscrl of St-iiim s lit-st 'Asnlifl st-iiflc1's rt-ally gz1x'L-mit with sunic finc l1lLlslL',lJHtl1 lint :tnfl swt-vt. :lt zlsst-inlilit-s :inf lmskuthzill gziiizvs this ycztr. 'lihis gmiip is unflcr tht- cztpzihlc fliim-ctiini nf Kli liunzii. First. Row, loft io 1'lg'l1t-Sll2lfQ1', English, Culp. Stornicr, Miller, lVIZlU1'C1', Jettt-r, Rum hold. Sccuntl Row, left to right-Mr. Runzo, Brearlun, Taylor, Austin, Ziegler, Dunipe, Mui' tone, Kerr. Girls' Swing Band l'nclcr Nr. Runzifs lmtmi, this group of girls has cntertainerl in our class zxsscinhlics many times this year. liispriwing the idea that guorl swing hzmfls must he inaclc up of buys only, these swing sisters :irc really in tht ggi'imx'c . First Row, lc-ft to right-Jetter, Miller, Culp, Mr. Runzo, Duarte. Second Rciw, left to right-Keenan, Yost, Kohlman, Lauer, Lenser, 103 some view ,- , puppy Phil ..p.. uncle George ..... uncle Russ ..l,, what's eookin' please close the floor - --- machinist --- -,- smiles ...... guess what s.,.,s adviser dieting- ,s.. - shop hoss ...,.. pin-up ....., A. P. --, -- Knute ,.,.. express man 104 'evening' fans --- , swf-ll H -- ma --- -, chin ilu- lmli W W stage'-cozicli th21t's a joke -- N- la belle dame- -i - liL1lml'nz1-lililslm nv H posies W Kummy Mitch - - Carry -- -- nizc kitty Y, , slim-rlocli my, my W ,- nuse hole H H Teal ,- -H writ by liuml y0u'1'u ADULTS now ,.,.. the 15th ...,, E Plurilmus Unum f,.., Apollo U , ,. ulgl-ln'u 105 Thespians First Row, left to right-Roydes, McCoy, Finnefroek, Kelley, Johnson, Hinds, DeWalt Baht, Conklin, Kerr. i Second Row, left to right-Smith. Arras, Deyoe, Pearson, Dreher, Courtney, Fields Kanieski. Third Row, left to right-Mason, Hannon, Stormer, Thompson, Heald, McCray. VVonier. Fourth Row, left to right-Aites, Breaden, Talley. llere :ire the 1ll'2illl1lll5lS. the :ietorw :ind actresses. lieineinher 'l'1'L1ge4ly. eoniedy, Lady Mzielvetli. l,:uly lfsther. :md Super House who roamed the halls ot Senior during llleslbliill initiation? XN'hen the meinlmers of the club get enough points, lD1lSt'fl on their pzlrtieipzrtion in drzunzitie prorllletifiiix lliev have the privilegge ul wearing pin- :ind letter-. 1045 Senior Class Play liver Since live, une pf the hest plays prewenteil :it U. Li. ll. S, in re- cent years, was hzisefl pn the timuhlew pf the eflitur uf zi high wclirml paper, The l'enguin. The struggle pf the eilitnr, 'lnlinny L'lm'er, :ihly pnrtraye-l hy Dick 'l'lnnnpsnn. tp pnhlieh the Llhriwtinzu erlitiwn was cut shprt hy :i slight epiflemic of niezulesg zinfl vlnliiiiiyk girl frienfl, playefl hy Helen Kelley, pru- L'CCf,lt?fl to wreck the iwgziiiizzitimi ul the paper. The nunieruuw cnnipliczitiinik Finally worked out tp the szitisfactimi pf zill. A spleniliil cast pf Seniors cun- trihutefl tp the huge succew of the first flrzunzitic prcvrliictimi of the year. Seated, left to l'iQ,'lllL-FlNllt'f1'0Cli, McCoy, Thompson, Kelley, Johnson, StOl'lYlL'l', Dreher. Standing, left to right-Courtney, Ziegler, Quinn, Breaclen, lYa1z, Roydes, Ogle, Cul- bertson, Kerr, Dawson, Dolby, Simmers. Hinds. ,pn 'E we ' llll yslery Play if L 'W Front Centel'-Crawford. First Row, left. to right-DeWalt. Sinnners, Pearson, Finnefrock, Stornier, Austin. Second Row, left to rig'lit-Harper, Knowlton, Tlionipson, Drelier. Womtr. Arras, Tav- lor, Talley, Hawkins. I Tliircl Row, left. to right-Aites, Hinds, Snyder, McCoy. Marshall. MYSTERY PLAY Hkluiiilio Pluiiilmf' the zuinuzll inystery play. was lsuilt :lrounfl tlie troulileo ol' two eiillege boys, llielc Reyiiolclw zlnrl Peewee Sniitli. po1'truyer1l Ivy ll. Allen Storiner zinfl 'lack Siiniiierw. ln urcler tu obtain ininiey. tlie boys turnefl tlie lioine nl- llielik zlunt into El lJll2ll'fllllU' house anrl liirefl :L verv unintelliffent hu . 5 wrvziiit, Tweety, eoiix'iiieiiig'ly portrziyerl by .loan lfiiiiiefiwielc. A queer assort- inent uf giiemtx, inelurling' :1 XYewt liiclian iloetoii ll lilziek nizuniny. Il zoinliie. ll lilinrl nifln, ztnrl ll eliorna girl, lent an ziir uf niystery :incl intrigue, wliile two slieriflk iiiwwiilefl tlie efniierly. Llnrler tlie lllllk' lizinfl of Liuzieli F. l,. Lewis, :mil witli tlie ewiolneititioii ol' Zl 5lDlCll4llfl east. tlie seemifl rlrziinatie procluetiun nl- the yi-:ir wax ll eoiiiplele success. 103 Commencement Play .WO f15Q X WR, -H-wg 1 1 an Seated, left to right-Finnefrock, DeWalt, Hinds, Dreher, Johnson, Conklin, McCoy Standing, left to 1'lg'l1t-T?lYlO1', StOl'lll91', Thompson. Kelley, B1'92lLlE'll, Sinnncrs. Uanime-nccinent isn't ulinplcte witlimit n play, zlnfl lculmi11nl wz1N tln lm-bt pimfliicliuii ul-llSlil11nl lm' sg-x'c1':il years. 'lllic wtting wsu lln- ilrxill llzlrlln ful' ilic hl'll'1lIl1l llmncwlvrul in lnlczili, wiiitry Xl2llllk'. 'l'ln- rcailiwn ul' lllc plwl llisplzivw tlu' vulfl xcliislinws ul lll1llX'lf,lllIllS- wlw lim' wily til gut xnvlllklllllllg lm' inntliing. blanc l'1mxlly,zi wrvziiit in iliiw flcn ful ,I1+1'+l:mN, :infl 1n,i'l1':1ywl lyx llIll'llZll'1l -lwlinsum, fiicvvwlul in slzirling llic lvlnvls Xllllvll ill' tln' Ilunily, llvn klmwlzui, plziyccl lmy lliclq 'I'ln+ni1wni, mi ilu' rwzul lil llllllllfl unwllisli living 'l'lic lim- llfllllg by tliu gl'1l1lLl21llllg cast lllllflt it clear that llivii' :illillty will lm a rczil loss lu Scnim' lligli. 109 Make-Up and Stage forces Make-Up force This wlinrtliy. but 5cl1l11111 1311115611 stuff, 11:15 zulrlcfl greatly to the success of the 41l1'z1111z1tlc IJ1'CS6l1tZlt1Ol1S here at Sc11i111'. Xxvitllllllt the make-up force much Uf the collifz' 211111 z1li1'c11esF of thefc p1m1111cti1111s 111111111 11z1x'c 11cc11 lust First Row, left to 1'igllt-Kh'll8B'. StO1.lgl1tOI1, G211'l11011j-I, Say. Second Row, left to 1'igl1t-Mr. Townley, McGill, Mr. Anna. Stage force Lights, cu1't:1i11, actiwh! The htuge f111'ce is 1lZl1'1l at work again. These hoyb are 17131111111 the scenes at every uccz1sic111 011 the SL'l1001 stage - 1111111 111111-1111137U.55C1l1l9llff5 to plays 111111 co11cc1'ta. The 2lllfl1t'l1CCS are l1l1ZlNY1l1'C of thc l1EIl'LlXYO1'li11lgj stage furce, rllespitc its i11111o1'ta11ce 111 the Success uf the enter- tz1i11111e11ts. lilehiml thc pe1'f111'111G1's 1111 the stage, thc stage furcc is cz1r1'yi11g' wut its 11cccss:1.1'5'. hut w111eti111es thzmklesf. jkllil. First Row, left tn 1'1g'1lt-3'I1'. Townley, McC1'ez1, Eakin, Miller, Ha1111011. Second Row, left ty right-Paclgett, Maurer. Healcl, Mason. 111 Debate Club First Row, left to right-Kaweski, DeWalt, Finnefroeli. Adams. Austin. Seeond Row, left to I'lg,'l'lt-StO1'l1161', Deyoe, Knowlton, Balir, Thompson. For tlie first time the flebate team was organized into a formal elulw. and it enjoyed zi successful season. The li:u'flwo1'king f,lClJZI'E6l'S, umler the skill- ful guiflzuitc of Llwacli lf. L. Lewis, cuverecl completely tlic subject of uni- versal military trainiiig. ln all debates the 1'ep1'eseutatives of Q.L'.H.S. p1'm'efl tlieinselves botli versatile and formiclalile. 112 xfi Y N 522 X 2, F J W W WWW 1113 WM-if .lunior Class llfficers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dun Fitterer .... . . Amie Fields . . .. Miss Fogle ... jnzui Roberts .. Maurice Koffurd 114 Yi . . President cc Prcsidcnt ....Adviser Sccretary . . 'l'1'e:15u1'er MISS l1Ut.l,lz Roimi 324 First Row. left to right-Arras.Diehl, Diebold, Collins, Smyth, Benton, Cherry. Saniora Hartsell, Reichart, Miss Fogle. Second row, left. to right-Last, Filipowski, Campbell, Lane, Potts. Connelly, May Vogrus, Nieewonger, Wilson, Boyne. Third Row, left to right-Henderson, Heath, Kinnear, Fesenmyer, Womer, Aites Moran. Conway. Fourth Row, left to I'l2l1t-Slllltll, Moyar, Lewis, Plowinan, Stephens, Nagle, Porter- field, Lesh. lVllSS S'l'.'XNl,lfY Ronin 343 First Row, left to right-McDonald, Brown, Slater, Stevenson, Gegrogine, Rinella, Kol- tonski, Rosenberg, Ardelle, Bixler, Holz. Second Row, left to right-Wolfe, Kirchner, Clyde, Culbertson, Hulsizer, DL'lll2ll'CllCS Thomas, Bower, Curran, Donley, Bahr. Third Row, left to rig'ht-Witmer, Mika, Aber, Akins, Cable, Barnes, Budzinski, Fields Pearson, VanDyke, Hopwood. Fourth Row, left to right-Gill, Kaweski, Bruinbaugh, Mietus, Firster, Bziuglnnan Allen, Simons, Hagan, Heckathorne. 115 MISS l,IiYlJA Rlftrlll 341 First Row, left to right-Culp, Lambert, Oakes, Kohlman, Kerr, Young, Gorden, Daily Filson. Second Row, left to right-Pearson, Jetter, Stewart, Barrett, Stoughton, McKinley McLaughlin, Sherman. Roberts. Miller. ' Third Row, lft to right-DeFranee, Dodd, Kern, Hinske, Anderson, Cokefair, Goss Barnes. Fourth Row, left to right-Jewell, Downing, Clark, Kofford, Monkern, Galysh, Bruno Xl KS. l1L'lNli lQ111+111 323 First. Row, left to right-Ludwigz'. English, Rodgrers, VVe-lnis, Leslioske, Hepler, Ames Sclireffler, Storiner, Hollenliaiigh. Second Row, left to right-Erielqsoii, Osenider .Lan1lierton, Koontz, Meals, Kenenlutli Johnson, Plegger, Snyder, Randolph, Harrison. Tihrd Row, lft to l'l,Q,'llt-AlCfJ1'll, Johnson, Montana, lVICCaSh, Dolecki, Carrier, Bucliolz Mrs. Duink. Fourth Row, left to right-Evans, Farrell, Schoeh, Patterson, Kowal. 110 fax.. F' MISS t'.Xl.lJXYlfl.l. Rimiii 442 First. Rwr. l,ft tn right-Horn, Mtzihon, Morzur, F1011-li, Miss Czililwell, Butistv, Gray Jn-ttfg1', Stiyt-kci'. Stconrl Row, luft to !'l2l'lt-lVICLil'92l, lVIz1rsli21ll, Dcymi, Rigs, Kinflullmwgsr, Rylmli. Tug' lVilliuinS, Graff. Thlrfl Rww, lsft to 1'lg'l1t-Plt'1'CG, Lznnht-rt, Brown, Smith, Ht-mliolcl, I.en'1tr, Tnylm Austin, XVlllQ'G1'. Fourth ROW, luft to 1'ljL'l1t-DBt2ll', Ifinch, Downs, Wlilt., Boring, Eiiiziiitlt-lu, Cuolq, Buchnzi Pirie,-, Fifth Row, loft to right-Knight, Hannon, Dt-ist, Paynu, lX'lC'F2l1'l21llll, Tzillty, Zuil lcowski, Lfc-licluiz, Harmon. KHSS LAUIFKIIQPN liimni -ill First, Row, left to 1'ig1'lit-Slatt-1', lVlUl'1'2ly, Sulvoslti, Sliiifm-r, Ojcnlizini, Miss l'uhhun Ross, Fry, Shannon. Svccnnl How, left to right-Dillo, Pi'itcliu1'il, Yost. Rziinsfsy, Frantz. Irwin. Hczith Russell, Fitch. Third Row, loft to 1'lQ'l1tiKL1l'2tSlllSlil, Sinn-cllcy. Hzigzzin, Riloy, Hziwlqins, Gumlwcll Hcintz, Rciniard. Fourth Row, loft to right-Enos, Clutc, PL-rriiiv. Constalwlo, Roirlziml, Eiifglt-1't, Knowl- ton, Brandon. Fifth Row, loft to right-Wilson. Biltz, Fcscnniyur. Engrlisli, HC1lllllQ'SNX'LT1'lll. 117 MISS VINNFY Room 443 First Row, left to right-Carrow, Jarzab, Greer, Idzi, Martyna, Crawford, Miss Pinney Brozcski, Say, Heffernan. Second Row, left to right-Hepler, Wilson, Messer. McLachlan, Toy, Lockwood, Trot- ter, Schoonover, Jerko, VVade. Third Row, left to right-Rankin. Smith, Schott, Murray, Tenza, Martin, Coogan, Buc- holz, Mohnkern, Hardie, Fourth Row, left to right-Potter, Rodgers, Dunkel, Hansen, Drake, Henderson, Powell Jackson. NHSS IXQAXKINIliRlrJlliXliR, Rooin 342 First Row, left to rig'ht-Ehrhart, Smith, VanDyke, Remus, Toy, Miss Kammerdiener Lauer, Ehret, Hanna, McFall, Budesky. Second Row, left to right-Walters, Wujcik, White, Czlonka, Swacha, Hudick, Hartman Calvenhach, Atts, Malys, Bailey. Third Row, left to right-Smith, Jones, Calvanbach. Heitz, Kerstetter, Huff, George Hodgze, Miller, Roddy. Fourth Row, left to rig'ht-Lynch. Stiller, Battin, Thompson, Schneier, Marki, McKean Hare, Dolby, McFadden, Myers. 118 MISS Ml JYAR Rooni 424 First Row, left to right-Dunkle, Dudzie, Jasiota, Budzinski, Stephens, Sigworth Weaver, Thompson, Beightol. Second Row, left to rig'ht-Guisford, Nelson, Frankenberger, Truszkot, Kinies, De Marshes, Healy, Slater, Cann, Miss Moyar. Third Row, left to rightgwise, Spence, Spence, Hess, Burnett, Goreczny, Murphy Speer, Rankin. Fourth Row, left to right-Robinson, Cassidy, Wnuk, Jasiota, Cieplechowicz, Toy Wilson, Morgan. Fifth Row, left to right-Sweeney, Straub, Heckathorne, Porter, Hopwood. NIR. NICLSUN Rooin 422 First Row, left to rig'ht-Poweska, Reeves, Puleo, Reese, Schneider, Moyur. Ben- net, Webber. Sibhle, Spence. Second Row, left to right-Winters, Wygant, Heffner, Bucholz, Olszowku, Dreliek Mead, Burt, Gibson, Deeter. Third Row, left to right-Whitehill, Holquist, Gregory, Martin, Pliska, Must, Marshall Andres, Olszowka, Murphy. Fourth Row, left to right-Benson, Barton, Campbell, Carlson, Boyles, Stubler, Snyder Pringle. Fifth Row, left to right-Ross, McDaniel, Dollard, Mr. Nelson. 119 1 an A' sq NIKE-. l'Hl.,XNSKY Ronin 300 First Row, left to right-Reimacker, Hafer, Rennacker, Lauffer, Evans, Griffith Powell, Applequist, Russell, Cavanaugh. Second Row, left to right-Bzxrnfield, Knowlton, Duarte, McGill, Kerr, McSparren Skelly, Burns, Schoch. Third Row, left to rig'lit-Peters, Dunlap, Brown, Way, Sharp, Mrs. Polansky, Galysh Forbes. Fourth Row, left to right-McDaniels, Lyons, Moore, Allison, Bieliski, Dunkle, Sekulu Dumpe. Fifth Row, left to rie'ht-Tamlgwurine, Erickson, Steele, Schell, Townsend, Taylor, Mason Koerner, McCrea. MISS lililll Ronin ll2 First Row, left to right-Jones, Ross, Helm, Bond, Hartman, Norhury, Hoffman, Mc Clintock, Knox. Second Row, left to right-Stanford, Morrison, Moyar, Murphy, Russo, Schiffer, Smith Stahlinzxn, VVilson, Miss Reid. Third Row, left to right-Guydu, Riddle, Rowland, Roser, Weaver, Williams, Sims Porter, Skllllklfkl. Fourth Row, left to right - Bickel. Budesky, Campbell. Guiher, Osenider, Exley Sharrer, Wilcher. Fifth Row, left. to right-Danzer, Maurer, Tanner, Suhr, X721Uj.l'll2lll, Richey, Zehrung' Snyder. 120 lfuulll .iii-l First Row, left to right-Toy, Lowry, Thompson, Bzrynt-, lliglruc, Ogle. Hull, Dclnn-r Siinpson, Rankin, Hziuse. Second l-low, lt-ft to right-NVilliz1n1s. Olszowka, Hart, Fcrgusmzn, Bt-ll. lfullwertsnn Dalrylnplc. McLaug'lilin, S0ttl2lLlX, Lumlnt-rton, Sinipson, Tliirtl Row, left to right - Stu, Vllyforcl, Lane, Mzlrlii, Burt, DcAr1nt1nt. Fitzg'vrnl4l Rapp, Bllllllllllllfll. Fourth Row, loft to right-Hurt, Ktrsttttt-r, Pulto, Ptlni, Buttin, Alt-Xuntlur, Rntlnlr- ford, Huclyk, f,2l1'lllllPl', Mr. lVzirtl. iillLll.ll lquulll SUS First Row, lt-ft to riglit-Ding'l1y, Bnrlo. Boring. Blclfzxll, Richt-y, Scott. lflrt-snnn. Brus- nnn, Kelley, Koa-for, Gclanitz. St-cmnl Row, loft, to riglit-Gznnniollu, Smzttinux, lfnrlson, Stovur, Rm-rl. Prior-, Hoyt-r Erwin, Cliapt-1. Third Row, left to riglit-Stuvt-r, i'z1vz1nz1L1g:l1, liirlqwtml, Rt-ynt-r, lllcihfv, Stuck, Ilritt Fry, Platt, Furnof. Fourth Row, loft, to 1'lj.!,'lltvE2llilll, Susnowslqi, l'ortur. Gmiznlt-s, Kill-r, t'ollia-r, t,'z1r'u1n1 Bickvl. 121 MISS M.Xt'liliNZllC Ronin 1015 First Row, left to right-Bechtel, Benton, Bienko, Fry, Miss Mackenzie, Davis, Dolecki Butiste, Cartwright, Stormer. Second Row, left to right-Franklin, Luse, Daubenspeck, Brink, Martin, Mohnkern Neal, Riesenman, Hutchinson. Third Row, left to right-Master, Restivo, Nagel, Rhoades, Weaver, Sehossler, Zelinski Worsa, Fleischman, Addams. Fourth Row, left to right-Fields, Constable, Oleksak, Glaz, Fritz, Lynch, Powers Steffee, Kelley, Kerr, Konen. Fifth Row, left to rig'ht-Restivo, Angros, Ames, Ausel, Harper, Crozier, Erickson CllIlQ'QI', Cook. Xl RS. l'l.XliLAN Room 20-l First Row, left to right-McDaniel, McDaniel, Brannon, Weaver. Montana, Renniger Jones, Kagle, Shaw, Sahoski. Second Row, left to right-MeMunn, Troup, Stuck, Paden, Mrs. Harlan, Russell, Adams Ausel, Hilton, Kennedy. Third Row, left to right-Blair, McBride, Hagan, Williams, Archible, Hugh, Trzuskot Holtz, Garbach, Du Grenier. Fourth Row, left to right-Fry, Irwin, Burneisen, Becker, Thomas, Dechant, Heald Pleger, Siefer, Hollenhaugh, Hahn. 122 MlSS SHOCKIQY Room 113 First Row, lcft to right-Potts, Rcynolds, Moulin, Carriqr, Keenan, Flockcrzy, Hcgcdus Hilton, Kenncy, Porter, Fox. Second Row, lcft to right - Warcholik, Driscoll, Lauer, McCoid, Eiscnman, Black Dcctcr, Rice, Miller, Miss Shcckey. Third Row, loft to right-Smith, Wisc, Harper, Jcffrcy, Donzc, McGurry, Duncan, Dyc Kinies. Fourth How, lcft to right-Austin, Taylor, Brown, Hall, Pilcwski, Gzillugfliclx Reid Moyer. Fifth Row, left to right-Mog'ilowit.z, Kean, Drake, Carrow, Laffcrty, Russell, Hites M ISS 'lllfhl l'l,li'l'f'JN Ronin l22 First Row, lcft to right'-Allio, Rccsc, Prcston, Black, Maxwell, Fohcn, Einunuc-lc Bond, Bcll L., Bcll M. Sccond Row, lcft to riglit-Farrcll, llitchic, Schuhcrt, lvlltllllgilf, Gzirhacz, lvlcflurry Bcary, VVilSon, Ncwcll, Miss Tcniplcton. Third Row, lcft to right-Ilanihcrt, Dudu, Balicr D.. Petulla, Frank, Spcncc, Platt Guisford, Gibson, Turk, Tarr. Fourth Row, loft to right-Hiflingcr, Martynu, Mclican. Baker K., Doleclai, Delahunty Sinutek, Baum, Thompson, Scierka. 123 MISS Kl:utlf.XlQl,.XNlJ Koini 123 First liovy, li io Plgllf-Tll'llllZlS, Winger, Thompson, Williams, Ye-'gp-r, Rolka. Morse Slu ,lf , Pokay, Rode, Jordan. Set-ond Row. lrft to right-Gzillzwuy, Schneider, Smith, Evans, Coniicr. llellinley B1'ZLlf . Dylcins, Hill, Crum, Miss lVlaeFarland. Third Row, ltft to rig'htfVerner, Rogers, Young, Rigley, Lind, Schnnrs, Joflin, McCoy Blzluser, Fourth Row, lift. to Tlgllt-Ekllilll, Lumh, Mzigte, Siemhida, Goodwill, Kaminski. Ams dell, Blair. Fifth Row, left to rig'ht-lVlalys, Mortimer, Du Grenier, Nic-ewonger, Kerr, Benson. Nl li. IRXL Sl ,Xutu Shop First Row, left. to 1'ig'lit-Rekeil, Fzwren, Donaldson, Foster, Duiliic, Henlsn, Mr. Faust Coles, Higghee, I1'l'gZlll,Qf, Lolly. Second Row, left to l'lg'l1t-Xvillil, lwulcmvski, Paeior, Ogle, McFadden, Evins. Bills. Cur ter, Dniscoll, Driscoll, Price. Third Rixw, la-ft to right-See, Seierliu. Fedorek, Ros, Garhacz. Patterfon, Frivin Grulnn, Murray, Gollusch, Strus, Karg, De Santo. Fourth Row, left to 1'ig'ht-Geary, Maier, Carter, Pritchard, Sunseri, Clark, Foster lVIcBricle, Driscoll, Gonzales, lVlild, Wiltanger. Fifth Row, left to right-Saniora, Wolf, Birsa, Klapec, Niemic, Pullease, Smith, Shader- line, Reed, Barscz, Manross. 124 MR, HILLS :ind MR. llll.l, Xlzzclnne 5-liop First Row, left to right-Roser, Zyck. Bills, Miller, Idzi, McCarthy, Hamilton, Baer Sprague. Second Row, left to right-Mr. Hill, Pfendsacli, Skiba, Neely, Remus, Simons, Settle- mire, Weiser, Hajduk, Baclach, Mr. Mills. Third Row, left to right-Jones, Pertz, Rybak, Neil, Urey, Jacobs, Brown, Perrinc Strickenberger, Ramp. Fourth RCW, lr-ft to right-Fornof, Koszalka, Padgett, Dchner, Sawatsky. Goodeniote Kerr, Speer, Wilson, Bowersox. Fifth Row, left to rig'ht-Skiba, Reicbart, Klinko, Szabut, McDonough, Zyck, Pearson Thompson, Decker, Wai-ring. MR. RHI-1IiR'llS, MR. lA1LTL'lill,XRl :ind NIR. lilli PXVN Nil :ind fins Shop First Row, left to right-Thmznias, Archer, McSparren, Williams, Mr. Buckhnni, Wulz Archer, Phillips, Johnson. Second Row, left to right-Maurer, Grzebriniak, Zicniba, Jacoby, Dale, Blezibon Strance, Cauvel, McDonald. Third Row, left to rig'ht-Swasta, McClintock, Puleo, Heuld, Martonf.-, Yun Ausdell Gates, Lindsay, Nixon. Fourth Row, left to right-Williains, Nelson, Recd, Ruth, Finm-fi-och, Thompson Sullivan, Mr. Brown. Fifth Row, left to rig'htiMr. Roberts, Russell, Anderson. Wykoff, Burt, Robinson Carbaugli. 125 Aflcrw 0rd The Editors smile, their Work is doneg The Managers rest, their problems won. Read over the ads and you will find That this book has friends who are very kind, Our advertisers have made this book So give them more than a casual look. We thank them all, with hopes sincere That their business will benefit year by year. Taken from The Pandora 1934 1213 DR. C. T. KERR SKELLY 8: MOGILOWITZ, ATTORNEYS DR. W. M. McANDREWS WARREN J. ANNA DR. G. V. KDHLMAN J. D. TRAX, ATTORNEY DR. J. M. ASKEY PATRCNS DR. D. V. UREY DR. H. C. KENNEDY DR. ERIC HERNBLOM MERT AND KATY DICK AND JULIE PUNK AND GUS HARRY, JANIE, RHEA 8: RINK BORLA LU BER C PAN LUIVIBIQR YARD and PLANING MILL Our Specialties HIGH GRADE INTERIOR FINISH, STAIR WORK AND STORE FRONTS LUMBER - SASH DOORS - PLASTER - OILS BUILDERS' HARDWARE - BRICK - LIME TILE BLOCKS - PAINTS - BRICKS - GLASS CONGRATULATIONS to the C L A S S O F l 9 4 6 YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THIS BANK FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL IN ALL YOUR FINANCIAL PROBLEMS CITIZENS BANKING COMPANY OIL CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 FROM K GI A I nox ass ssoclates, nc. GLASS CONTAINERS KNOX, PA. CONGRATULATIONS . . . Compliments of CLASS OF '46 K-FRANCES BEAUTY BAR JEAN FROCKS,INC. LEWIS HARDWARE Paints, Glass and Roofing The Little Money Dress Shop Phone 157 105 East First St RlECK'S E. 51111. epmz 8: Qin. FLORISTS SEALTEST STORE-No. 6 Seneca Street MILK AIID ICE GREAM GREENHOUSE-No. 212 West 6th Street OIL CITY, PA. LUPOLE'S.GROGERY CANDY .. TOBACCO PHONE 1' ICE CREAM .-.... 1003 E Second St. Wie Grow Our Own Cut Flowers Oil City. Pa' And Plants KEEP YUUR CAR UP I0 PAR' Be Oil Wlse...Use PENNZOIL' 0 Speaking tn golf terms the best way to keep your car up to par is to use Penrwod motor oil Made from the lughest grade pure Pennsylvama crude Pennzoxl 19 all o all safe lubrlcatxon and wxll gtve you better performance at less out sas voun uenmasr 15,33 Q Q Q PENIIZOIL DEALER I I O . . . ,. ' -- f , , 1 .Q i 5 . . . 1 . . ...Q , K I., .-ff Z IIC. l 1', . xl . . . . . . - -l ' -by -:ny 1 V h50Pnnnzon4.,o . . - - :' 'f.- ' , 2 INVIT TIONS .... for YOU! FIRST- You are invited to visit our popular self-service Record Shop on the main floor and hear the latest records- all the popular makes-Victor, Colum- bia, Decca, Bluebird and Standard. Come in any time. SECOND- You are invited to visit Harmony House -our popular model home on the second floor. You'll enjoy seeing the newest in fine furniture and home furnishings. Come in any Lime. VEACH' FURNITURE DRAPERIES OIL CITY'S GREAT FURNITURE STORE Your Headquarters for Genuine LANE Cedar Chests ECKERD'S DRUG STORE 16 Seneca Street ORIGINATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES Compliments of 8 aojqfdv Oil City's Leading Women's Store Complete Outfitters for Girl Graduates 0 109 SYCAMORE STREET Jos. w. REINSEL Compumemsof FUNERAL DIRECTOR N Location-116 Bissell Ave. Oil City, Pa. Oil City, Pa. Phone 328 WHEN YOU THINK OF JEWELRY THINK OF THOIVIPSON'S ODD FELLOWS ARCADE YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS BY EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY Co. CONGRATULATIONS SENl0RS Penn Drake Service Station from 14 E. FIRST STREET 217 SENECA STREET THE BEST IN ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 CONGRATULATIONS AND O BEST WISHES Compliments of TO THE THE MOUSE CLUB LoCalNo.78 GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 O J. C. PENNEY CO. Sycamore Street Oil City, I-' OIL CITY. PA. DRESSES AND ACCESSORIES THARP MOTOR SALES NASH CARS MILADY'S SHOP MACK TRUCKS ' Also a Safe Place To Buy or Sell Your Used Cars NATIONAL TRANSIT BLDG. Phone 581 12 E From PEN ELEC Congra tula tes the Class of 1945 PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments . . To The Graduates Of The Class Of '46 I Petulla Art Studio Center Street Oil City, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 GOING AWAY? Be Smart .... . Don't Take a Chance on Car Trouble MOTOR OIL AND LUBES ol.rS HEAD WoIi's Head 0il Refining Go., Inc. OIL GIITY, PA. Compliments of JERKO DAIRY .ili Compliments of YOUNG'S NATION WIDE I. R. GRIMM jewelry And Art Store O I C ty P SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY J. P. Shevlin THE CRexaQQ STORE E t F t St. . . Ph 900 Exigse SANDBERG BROS. THE RIGHT KIND L. 0. BOUQUIN COMPANY OF ANY KIND OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS I N S U R A N 6 E L. O. Bouquin, President Oil City KESSLER DRY CLEANERS 4l47 Q-gig Phone 56 'C' We can and Deliver , 279 Seneca Street 14 W. First St t Established 1873 Compliments of National Transit Bldg. The place where Winnie cuts Rhea COMPLIMENTS OF D. STEF FEE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0IL CITY BUILER 00. K L I V A N S ' JEWELRY COMPANY 255 Seneca St. . Oil City. Pa. 311 Thirteenth St. . . Franklin, Pa. EAT AT STATE STREET RESTAURANT FINEST FOOD IN TOWN 106 State Street NORTON'S BILLIARD PARLOR WHERE YOU GET THE LATEST AND HOTTEST DOPE ON SPORTS Five Newly Covered Tables Candy and Soft Drinks GO TO NORTON'S AND MEET THE SHARKS GDMMUNITY MARKET FOOD SPECIALISTS 15-17 Center St. Phone 921 Compliments of Compliments of LDREHZD D. BUTISTE aker of Clothes for Ladies and Gentlemen BROWH'S BOOT SHOP 211 Center Street Oil City's New Location - 2 Seneca St. P P I F ly Sh St o u ar ami oe ore YES, SEARS HAVE lT! OVER 100.000 ITEMS TO SELECT FROM AT SEARS CATALOG ORDER DESK Actual Samples of Over 10,000 Fabrics to See and TOUCH TEST SEARS, RDEBIIGK and 00. 335 SENECA STREET PHONE 1926 I I Gfzeat 'UVM hm TO THE CLASS OF '46 EDWARDS Drink The Pause fhaf Refreshes COMPLIMENTS OF JONES AND LAUGHLIN STEEL UDRP. A on which to build business The emblem of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association has been a badge of lubricating oil quality for almost a quarter century. Today with car-care all-important, its significance scarcely can be over-stated. The widely advertised Pennsylvania emblem is the car owners assurance of lubrication efficien- cy. Therefore it is a solid foundation on which to build and maintain a substantial and perma- nent lubricating oil business. PENNSYLVANIA GRADE CRUDE o1L ASSOCIATION . . e+' PURE of Oil City, Pennsylvania For your protection, only oils made from l00 f, qwixrr Pure Pennsylvania Grade Crude which meet our 4- Q0H'QQjh1lf rigid quality requirements are entitled to carry this emblem, the registered badge of source, M quality and membership in our Association. austria, QW ,f 450 'xp ' 251192: X5 Qffiassotiwlm . hgxjqex l T 1 f i , f ulf fzlgi l 1 ' ft , 1 ,f 4 , Kos f ' L ' df! S ffillggl i 1 si: Q' 4 X F 4 l jxmklllql ML, X S X22 ,.g-y-Q. .W-9.. COMPLIMENTS OF Diclqinsorfs Jewelry Store The Jeweler Who pleases u-Qj- -CfD4.v- L. G. BALFOUR 8: CO. - Attleboro, Mass. lXlIlIllll2lk'lllI'C1'S of the 1946 Oil City High School Rings and Pins Illaiiiifavturcrs of Fine College, lfraturiiity and High School jewelry 'Ab . ll Q ?,'.reX ,.5 Qt, f Y' ,L gif as i 1 Mn I x X 1 ff J! lf iyfj lf-Ai fe! xmvlilllf AAF!-.gg , ES PUMPS NATIQNAL TRANSIT PUMP AND MACHINE COMPANY CIL CITY, PA. 8: NATIGNAL TRANSIT COMPANY Incorporated 1881 TRANSPORTATION OF CRUDE PETROLEUM BY PIPE LINE MORE THAN 60 YEARS SERVICE TO THE PENNSYLVANIA OIL INDUSTRY GENERAL OFFICE 206 S eca Street Oil C P Compliments of GATES 8: BURNS B03 KRUG CLOVER FARM STORE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Rouseville, Pa. s East First st. Oil City, Pa. Compliments Of Keystone Electric Equipment Co. Telephone - 365 and 366 104 State St. C. Meyer, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF GLARE M. MARSHALL, I 0. PENNLAND TANKERS, ING. BRIDGE LUNCH STATE AND EAST FRONT STREETS THE FRIENDLY PLACE TO EAT. QUALITY IS REMEMBERED LONG AFTER PRICE IS FORGOTTENV' SANDWICHES AND DINNERS Compliments Of - - - KATHRYN-GENEVIEVE SHOP FRED BRlGHT'S INSURANCE Exclusive Ladies Ready-to-Wear BEERS BUILDING - - PHONE 577-G Phone 3130 16 East First Street Compliments of YOUR FRIENDLY 5 8: 10 S. S. KRESCE CO. 49 Seneca Street LEVINE CLEANERS Call Phone 3104 302 Seneca St. Oil City. Pa. CON QRATULATION S TO YOU , fx GRADUATES ,f fm 1. Q , .. I.,. it 4,2 MAY You BE Nfl Ev75f,i, I Q UF SUCCESSFUL IN 'f 'ffLfi f7?V a'l.L.i'-3' JIM' - ALL ENTERPRISE IQ46.. .. Q rmsironq-Coiiier Inc RLWSS, CARPIi'l'S and FURNITURE Like New After Tliey're Cleaned -Z BY :- POWELL'S RUG CLEANING SERVICE IIINIIIC 2743 CARSON PLUMBING COMPANY J. P. McNally L. G. Carson 64-66 Main St. Phone 291 Ice Cream Sundaes Compliments of WEST END FAMOORE STORE Mrs. Airline .'XCI2IlIlS, I'roli. 1006 West First Street Sodas Candy BRUNDRED on CORPORATION EUWMW W- WA'-'-A05 BOOKS .... STATIONERY PRODUCERS AND PURCHASERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT GREETING CARDS OF KODAKS CRUDE OIL Arlington Bldg. 42 Seneca St SODAS CANDY M c D E V I T T ' S DAIRY AND SMOKE SHOPPE our BEST WISHES . . . TO THE CLASS OF '46 Anniversary SPALDlNG'S PHARMACY Year MICHAEL POTTS KNOX HATS ARROW SHIRTS Welker 81 Maxwell ARLINGTON HOTEL BLDG. GET SNACK HAPPY AT . . . AT CHACONA'S BEST WISHES FOR THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 CONEY ISLAND LUNCH 279 SENECA STREET KEEP FIT Compliments of 1,-, WELSH RADIO SHOP B O W L COMPLIMENTS OF ROUSEVILLE CANDY KITCHEN Meet Here After The Game ARRANGE FOR YOUR BOWLING PARTIES AT BEST WISHES ...Qi from JAGKSOIVS PAUL OHSSOFF GENTER The Only Oil City PHONE 9143 A R M Y S T U H E PURITY MILK COMPANY PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK Phone 379 C ongrafulahons 7, fs' I. ,ffffim A Ztf I Q AT IIIN 0 Q39 44' cw 1946 The Gradual'e's Sfo re ', ' 2 1- E my THE OIL CITY THEATRE CO. Herman L. Stahl, Manager THERE IS ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT THE DRAKE AND LYRIC THEATERS Efficient Heating and Cooling Systems CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 BOWER'S CIGAR STO Come In Anytime 10-12 Spring St. RE COMPLIMENTS OF SKRUBY'S INN Ph 788 Mounted Route No. 4 2 COMPLIMENTS OF 0AKWO0D ROSE GARDE S AL'S RADIATOR SHOP PATRONIZE R pairing and Cleaning A11 Makes OUR OF RADIATORS ADVERTISERS Albert Redmond no A in Estimates cheerfully Given Congratulations! BEN THE BARBER West Front Street Plumer Road, Hasson Heights on City Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF' J. W. OSENIDER READ . . . THE HEWS HERALD The Only Independent Paper In OIL CITY AND FRANKLIN E can on city 4360 OLDSMOBILE Get on the list . . . and know what goes on in Venango County CHEVROLET CONGRATULATIONS S . S U H S E R I Rouseville, Pa. OIL CITY' PA' Compliments of 119 State St. Phone 518 or 519 HEWlTT'S SHOE SHOP OIL CITY NATIONAL BANK sv: gm Q i I E All I li' 5 I I f ll lflq ' H i ' Q W :ma U T I U1 ' liiaii lair - ' I- 1 - -11 ' ,BL i Y V .1-.. .. Si. il-l i.-'-fi 71.1- CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of DINING ROOM THE WILLOWS CHICKEN DINNERS - STEAKS WILLOW STREET - OIL CITY, PA SPAGHETTI Compliments of Compliments of the THE WATCH HOSPITAL MAR GREETS DAIRY SHOPPE 2 East Front St. fNext to Band Shellj Prop. Mrs. M. Dunlap Phone 2307'G 56 Spring Street Always Ask For McNIERNEY'S PHWI+1I,L'S le'U'l',-X'I'u VIIIPS POWELL POTATO CHIP CO. Titusville, Pa. 14 W1-st First St. Plmm- 276 'aff '1 52- ft . ' f -ity ,A,, ' ' ' , if A ' I .rr' 'FE .. .1'P Hvbv-' .. Emi 1 GEL ., 1 Q gfgzff , ,. .,., -,,-,-,..--.. J QUAKER STATE OIL REFINING CORPORATION olL CITY, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF'46 B. P. O. E NO. 344 s. B. MORRIS AGENCY Compliments of Your Insurance Friend G 0 R D 0 N M Y E R S PHONE 309 J O B P R I N T I N G 2 National Transit Building Oil City, Pa. 420 W. 4th Street - - Phone 1196-G BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF l946 E S S O Dealer W. E. MURPHY ED CASEY GASOLINE ALLEY McCLlNTOCKVlLLE DINE AND DANCE AT Compliments of Seneca, Pa. C 8 N Slesnick Motor Sales Sz Service KAISER - FRAZER CARS 401 Seneca Street 1 CONGRATULATIONS 46 Compliments of Best Wishes umm- true, car-wise, with our complete, regular service :mil inspection. Good luck follows those vars using our high! est quality batteries, tubes and tires. More Power to you is certain in Il var , . - C , - - and poxwiwl lay Iemifip gas :mil Pciiiizml ml. You'll go far iii :my our Ivy seeing us tmluy! George KRUG Ralph CLUB HOUSE SENECA ST. SERVICE STATION Vincent Hays, Prop. 353 Seneca St. Phone 1703 COMPLIMENTS OF SEEP BROS. WITH A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARE SPORT SUPPLIES 27-29 Oil City, Seneca Street Penna. OIL CITY . . MY CITY Compliments of OIL CITY is the place where my home is founded, where my qhildren are educated, where my business is located, where my vote is cast, where my good neighbors dwell, and where my life is chiefly lived. I have chosen it after due Harry cumming service Station consideration among all the cities of the earth. It is the home spot for me. OIL CITY wants my citizenshipg friendliness. E -si I , En not offishnessg co-operation, not dissentiong sympathy, not indifference. CANDY SODAS OIL CITY provides me with law and order, trade, friends, education, morals, recreation, and 3 the rights of a free-born American. S A L K I N S I should BELIEVE IN OIL CITY and work c 0 N F E c T I 0 N A R Y for it-and I WILL. 26 E First St. Phone 1766-L UHAMBER UF WMMERUE SUNDAES CIGARS TOBACCO Compliments of GENERAL M LL , IN . FARIVI SERVICE DIVISION Pur asno w Fl ours Larro Feeds 32-34 West Front Street Oil City, Pa. Phone 44 T H E SPORTSMEN'S DEN O TED RAY WILLIAMSON AND WALZ O YOUR ATHLETIC HEADQUARTERS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1946 .Tli GOLDBERG AUTO PARTS FINIS When the last line is read, and the last test is taken, your school days are finished, long tO he remembered and cherished. We Wish to greet you one and all. Life too, has its final test, when you are weighed in a balance. VVhieh side of the balance have you been On? Our loved Ones pass from us daily. XX'e undertake the final ministrations of your beloved in every detail with tender Care. CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME Li. C. L.l'ZlWfOl'4l ll. R. Crawford ' For Music THAT'S HOT AND SWEET ' For News COVERAGE NO ONE CAN BEAT ' For Sports ALL THE GAMES EACH DAY ' For Variety TO PLEASE IN EVERY WAY LISTEN TO WKRZ The Voice Of The Venango Valley 1340 On Your Dial AMG RE' 18 EAST FIRST STREET OIL CITY, PA. Congratulations To Class Of 1946 ICE CREAM SUNDAES FOUNTAIN DRINKS MILK SHAKES SALTED NUTS SODAS CANDY GLARK IJUNUT G0 OWNED AND OPERATED nv W. J. LINDQUIST O CONGRATULATICNS T0 CLASS 0F '46 MAKERS or THE FINEST DONUTS IN TQWN ELM STREET OIL CITY PA OU CAN'T LOSE' The purpose of our advertising and the activities of our selling force are not exclusively devoted to soliciting business, so far as new prospects are concerned. That which we solicit is simply an opportunity to show the buyer of printing that we can be of real service to him. Wliy not meet us half-way? Give us the opporf tunity. lt takes but a few moments time, and may result in your getting a new slant on the possibilities of your printing. THE DERRICK PUBLISHING CCD. o1L CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 4362 Q MQ? V u Inrglllll -:HH ' I T57 HI 'H W lu A ll 511-LF an E em f -...R W The End I THE O.C,.R.A. 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