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

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1951 .Santana Charlotte A. Comiske Raymond Conway Elizabeth M. Cotter Pastime-sports, This fellow from the To all those who know hex Through and throuprhg country Liz is a palg Peppy lass, Is a rough and rugged lad, Though she's not very tall Known as Boo-Boo . A worker of the soil, She'll boost your morale No better to be had. Gervase A. Connelly Make way for Gerry, So pert and so neat, As for making new friends, Her style can't be beat. Jeannine M. Cook Shrinking violet? Heaven forbid! Our vivacious Cookie ls quite the kid. oseph T. C rudo Ruth E Cornmesser Mona L. Crawford J Talking, writing, rushing, A baseball fan Corny's never still: With lots of pepg When it comes to sports, Where dancing's concern- She just can't get her fill. ed, She's right in step. A bit of a smile From this lad's face Will quicken your heart And liven your pace. Helen L. Cowin If posture and brains Are the keys to success, This competent girl Will find happiness. Ann Louise Crowe Bursting with wisdom, This French mademoiselle All friends of Annla Confess that she's swell.

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1951 .Santana Russell I. Carter Patricia L. Chapel Mechanical ability- Sparkling and cheery, That describes Russg One full of fung His work for our class Pat's bound to show us Was an asset to us. The way things are done. Thomas L. Callahan Pauline I. Case George H. Chapin Colossal vocabulary, There're many hne people Sleepy really Sarcasm for wit: In this world, we're toldg Lives up to his nameg When backing the line, But Pauline's the finest, To be a mechanic He really could hit. With a heart good as gold. Is his aim. Jack L. Clark Doris I. Coles This boy dreams This black-haired maiden Of days when he Is a lover of arty Will gallantly sail We think her paintings Upon the sea. Are very smart , William H. Clark Dorothy E. Clarkson James W. Colvenbach This gangly guy A crimson blush, Off the gridiron, Is quite a cardg A quiet way, Gentleman Jim g His homespun humor Yet business-likeg On the gridiron, To beat would be hard. She'll do okay. Beware of him! 21

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1951 .Santana Charles R. Diem E. Eileen Dolecki An actor at heart, This commercial student So fair and so tallg Is sweet and fairg That curly brown hair Has pretty blue eyes Is envied by all. And light blond hair. Edward H. Dehn Joyce 0. Dodd Joan J. Drelick l'Iddie's the boy Golden voice, So gay in spirit, With the shy little smileg Golden hairg She's happiness boundg But beware, he's a sales- If an actress is needed, A handy lass man- She will be there. To have around. It's part of his style. A. Jean Duarte Gertrude R. Dunkel Soft-spoken Jean No one else Is sweet and demure. Could till her shoes She'll be successful, As girls' sports editor Of this we are sure. Of the News , Noreen G. Driscoll Marjorie R. Duncan Richard J. Dunlap Basketball and volleyball Something about Margie Sports-minded Dunny Interest this galg That pleases your eye- iOf basketball fameb Quiet, but competent, Could be her smile, Is a second Lou Gehrigz, You'Il find her a pal. So sweet and so shy. For baseball's his game. 23