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

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1951 .Scniorm Donna M. Durner Helen L. Ehrhart Byron A. Enos We know Donna Cute majorette This tall, husky lad, As Mrs. Toy: Kicking so highg With twinkling blue eyes Ah! To be Just one of her assets VVas cool to most ladies That lucky boy. That catches the eye. Despite all their tries. Ruth E. Dykins Leona A. Elder Her long raven tresses Height and beauty Are envied by all: Are among her good traits, She counts out the change Many a lad's heart In the second lunch hall. She captivates. Carolyn I.. Ferringer Paul R. Fridley Willis D. Fry Merry blue eyes, Here is a lad Jack's corn-fed humor Pretty blond hair, Wh0's really grand. Draws many a laugh A teasing smile, Paul and success At the expense of his So sweet and fair. VVill go hand in hand. teachers, Ori the students' behalf. William E. Foyer Beatrice J. Fry Lankiest fellow Are all students friendly In all Senior-land: At O. C. H. SI? That's big Bill Foyer, If Bea's an example, Our mighty stage hand. The answer is yes. 24

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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

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1951 .Santana Mary T. Glaz Jack A. Greer If Mary's around Here is a lad Whene'er you're blue, With tons of ambition: She'll cheer you up He spends his spare time Without ado. Either huntin' or fishin'. James L. Gilliland Jo Ann Goldberg Jack C. Hagan Personality plus! Jo Ann possesses When Monk's not in Wit sharp as a knife: Ambition galore, Detention hall, This basketball player WVe predict that she has You'll find him playing Leads quite a gay life. A bright future in store. Basketball. James L. Harkless B. Patricia Harper Loafing is his pastime, Athletic girl At pool he is a shark: 'Neath a quiet disguise: East End is his dwelling Her rare bit of humor's place, A welcome surprise. The kids all call him Hark . Lorraine M. Hanna John R. Harper Gordon R. Harrington Good looks, good nature, His future lies Fair is his hair, They're both plain to see, In the auto trade: Warm is his smile: A perfect description Pool-shooting John He'll joke if you like, That Hts to a T , Will make the grade. Or he'll wrestle a while. 25