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

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eniors in Halsey Allison Richard David Anderson Robert Frank Andres -:ry William Badach Charlotte Louise Baker Harriett Jane Barnfield Allison, John Halsey-One of Senior's busiest students, Punk worked long hours as co- editor of the Annual, president of the National Honor society, and a member of the wrestling squad. Anderson, Richard David-The Hillbilly of the Gil and Gas Shop, f'Andy collected cow- boy records and played the harmonica and guitar. He acted as secretary for the Oil and Gas Club. Andres, Robert Frank- Bob was a quiet but enthusiastic member of the class. He en- joyed clancing and kept up to date with the latest steps. Solving commercial law cases presented no problem for this chap. Applequist, Carolyn Eleanor-Pretty blue- eyed Carolyn caused many male hearts to tumble when she marched as a majorette. A cappella was her pride and joy. Blondie could hold her own in sports, particularly volleyball. Arthurs, Doris jean-jean's quiet, serene man- Carolyn Eleanor Applequist Doris Jean Arthurs Sara Evelyn Austin Jack Leonard Barton Marjorie Louise Bennett Richard John Biellskx Badach, Henry William-Fun-loving Hank spent every other week in the Auto Shop. Al- though uncertain concerning his future plans, we know his ease in making friends will lead the way to success. ' Baker, Charlotte Louise- Bake's ability to tell stories made her a humorous and agree- able student assistant in the cafeteria. The creating of unusual embroidery work occu- pied her spare time. Barnfield, Harriet jane-Small and sparkling described 'fjanief' She had a zest for living and showed it. Serious about music, she was president of orchestra and a star performer in all music groups. Barton, Jack Leonard-The name of jack was certainly synonymous with activity. This super-salesman, who sold over one hundred and fifty tickets for both school plays, helped assure their financial success. ner' won her many 'friends H Emi. FEW o i 'o ' W W V' ' r . T ' ' quently she appeared at the roller rink wear- ing one of her striking ensembles. She col- lected paper napkins. Austin, Sara Evelyn-Sarafs intelligence, spiced with good humor, made her a promi- nent figure in dramatics and the National Honor Society. Sean prepared herself for teaching by taking an active part in Senior's activities. Bennett, Marjorie Louise-Marjories shy at- titude didn't keep her out of mischief. Guy found her home a popular place to visit. She belonged to the Etiquette and Camera Clubs. Bieliski, Richard John-Big-hearted best de- scribes f'Dick,' a member of the Senior Math Club. VVhen he wasn't moving furniture at Michaels' Store, he could usually be found be- hind the wheel of his Buick.