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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

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'-0, P 00 s h ' . . , 4 Q '4,. . .-.Q-,' . . . . ,:. r 91:10.21 . - - - in Oil City High School we love so well Of our noble alma mater Let our praises tell Hail to Oil City High Hail all hail again Blue and white thy colors fly Soaring upward to the sky Thee we'l1 cherish evermore As the years go b N in Q! E' 5. 53 W. X Q GU ' A X cxfi Daniel B . Wilson FRIEND to both teachers and pupils of the Oil City School District for over thirty-nine years is Mr. Dan Wilson. In grateful appreciation for his un- tiring service, and in deepest es- teem of him as an individual and friend to all, we the Class of 1954, do humbly and thankfully dedicate this, our Oil Can to Danny Wilson. in 'C' 5 ' 1 Wifi 73'!!'f .'f33f Qi'!- -w svw- '5wF5zrFJxmug r- ,, '. - r '-4,-. 4, 2 :fg,,,1:Mf ifg12gg.3a'f.'i+wt.g:gd .-as its 2'-J.-' ' .,. : .HA 4' .LJ N: ' r Y' , .rf'!u'j.fx22.f',f'Pl,e' 'Sk- , S - 1, L Q,.. ,...,,..,-..,'7Q.gz -fn ' J ' 4 'J-2 ' f 'I.2. efff12::z1- f .E wt? 'K .jf ,. .. , fi-'N3-,5-fi, 15111. 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X1 P -rw-f '.-.:,.. as, , 1 5 - i'.i7'53 km- f la ff ,. infix- f ' . ,tgf If-:.f'i 'f if A , .2 -4 7-13 'Fa-3 f -. ff. 'ia .-je. 41 if L Q ' 1 ' si -jff, -. 1 Q .1 v. , r ,Q fl 1. ,'1 ..,,, ' 'Q i 1 ADMIIXIISTRATICDINI Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling Mr. M.W. Hempfield Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling Jac EEPING the school district in smooth running order and ironing out innumerable problems of all sorts is the job handled efficiently and enthusias- tically by Superintendent of Schools, Dr. H. Virgil Grumbling . Mr. M .W . Hempfield C ANAGING the fi- nances of our school board, Mr. M.W. Hemp- field is kept very busy, but always seems to manage a smile for his associates. 10 .F A..-,:'1f n'vv' -,- . .uhfl ,..QD.u..A...1 QJ,,'gRf'- r'u'w,g lv .4 1, -' 1.3. nS' ,.-: vw- , '-1 3 , H fi? 'ig'-WL? '3f'5I4i'4iQF't- f i:f15?31f' 4294-' ' '.1:'f5 9-N'-'en-1 f1: 82'f-W 25z'S:v'?f'1:2' I' ..-'-.W , . E.-'r L., - --rf. J- 22' -fl- Hz'':'4 51 5E75bC:-5-'5jTw574 5!'5 ?!I1'7F-'iS'1Ti 77'qi3'w7 ffrt?P53w. v. r...b -4 --M .-- . .,.-..v' '. - -.- . :v'.1- . r.. . Jr., ,-115.g'g-in --.' K: 7' at r'. '' !f3?5f5?-3xWZ.'42ifEf5'?.., '1i!'.:x,-g9g.13.,rgg.q? 5 QV-'jsrl-ik-Q' -,X 'Q '3 'u -ag 1:-2, lag'-ff: f-. vo5QQ'.rc 5410: N - .U-,,':,,u53':..gg:i, w?,35:.-L,,g5g,,:'-2 '-I5gvf:,g:ei1- 2.3v..l7g-n '-212552 QI,-9,1 524: my 'fl Mr. Carl H. Townsend 0- ORDINATING the functions of the faculty and the students is avery important job, very effi- ciently accomplished by our able principal. No matter how busy, he is always willing to help us individu- ally with our problems . Mr. James Townley Y taking care of the ab- sence excuses, Mr. james Townley cheerfully keeps the records complete. He also manages the stage 5 force. His make-u com- .aflii .3-in . Adj. ' mittee makes our stage pro- X 'I u ductions possible ,e2h1'W1'1 f . .....g7,-gn: -'v21?-2049.-.4 , 130:54 A.. 05.1 gf nf-' ':LQ:gJf.t ' .- ,- -- . , 1'-717:53-:iff an- '- .-0' g.' ', -. .1 , ra. v.,- , .ml'4':f31xfr'af'-'575f5Q51H53if3g9i2'4 y75c5b??-Pi' .'-vw NM v G-3-505 -1 ' fm . f- . '.-wn vw--' . r-Hr -J ,l,- h.+'?,-.-5' . -.,'.:l1f.?.l45f,3.3'- ,u.-1'-is-F -.1' 9 w-sf-'QW-S:Qf3f52'3'J251 3'?xL :35 f2 123 12?1Y?l v3:.3iQi3 -sfia'-'f'?Qi '5 11-3 J- ,iwlyg wg. .i.- ,-5'-9,-M A' ' tr ct lg ...ff 5 H N55 1 ii J?12,G-5'e49- pf:-.01-6 .age 'i img!- S3! vw- 2 f - Mali: mn?-' 1'-'M 9 . - 31 w flffvifal? , .:eS:!:z!-25215 u,XQ4lQ-, 'Kruk .,sl'..Q Qs. A ,.4.A.,,v- , -. F1,.f1,g..-.-r 425.-' 'vu g'A-5' 11, .3-.v rl.-' M-Qing.:-,Cw.l..g-va vw,-.:2.s1211f2'f-144 f sy ,-- uf gm' ,5sxfpl1.N,i,yg', 55554- ll rv! Q . Mr. Carl H. Townsend Mr. James Townley E.E. Bellen H.A. Best W.E. Breene HJ. Fitch I. R. Graham W.A. Harper B,G, McFate Q' Joanne Leasure, Mildred Eckmeder, Shirleyfiodner 12 John J. Connors 5 Robert R. Buckham Warren I. Anna Ethel Caldwell Eva D. Bartlett 2 QI: : fr. 1 ,fNwm,, f i tr 1 L. ,,re A twig' K, up ' K jg-i, ' r no x ffl of Jewell Coulter Peter DeSanto Margaret Boal 7 L Vance D. Brown Irene F. Gill Blair S. Hildebrand ig: i M wx .2 .L .73 . -,-. - -xg V5 K 5,9 1 j.: W i n .. I , Beverly E. Lauffer F. LaMonte Lewis Gerald G. Keefer Ruth L . Kaufman Henrietta Leyda Ruth Mead J. Francis Houtz ' -L TNQ. N Eleanor Hoy Ruth Kammerdiener John O. Kaufman Martin H. Mills Margaret Nelson 'X Thomas M. Nelson Edith Pinney Harland C. Mitchell George E. Mohr Philip Runzo Carl T. Rorabaugh Mary Lou Moore Fl Margaret D. Reid Catherine E. Wible B H.L, Wells Ernest R. Wright Joseph M. Young Robert B. Ziegler f N! f 1,6937 A dw Peter S. Sc' r a t ei no or Audine Stanley Blaine E. Stover Grace O. Vogus Qg Kenneth Snyder Victoria Davis Albert Foster l Susan Shaffer George Shoup Russell Ward oerr f i rn e im ' y en'e 'ii-leei v eE . 1, s is Dr. T.S, Gabreski Dr. James McMullen Mrs. Laura Schubert Mr. Dana Pringle Mr. Beryl Meyers 18 QE5E5!E!?iiEFiFFiF:Fll-nununnunnnnnn V? . ,LJ .a 4 4' ' ' .3-I-1 J i' Q X ij' 5 AK fpfr tif, g b A ?'-,Q gig' 0 H Iv it Cmil i tg f ly Qflgisa in tu x Hvzxrl 7' SENICDRS Jim Kistler Janet Hodge Jane Evans Don Dolecki President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer C ORKING with the above ,officers was our wonderful class advisor, Mr. Raymond S. Goodwill. The Class of 1954 owes him a tremendous vote of thanks for his un- tiring enthusiasm and valuable advice. Ring and Pin Committee Christmas Card Committee Senior Play Committee Judy Bower Marlu Grening Axel Metschies Carol Paulie Jane Evans Dodie Wattsjer Carol End Bob McFadden Don Gustafson Lawrence Petulla Virgil Grumbling Bob Petulla Bob McFadden Beth Biery Carol Paulie Social Committee Judy Bower Marilyn Wheeling Kay Rauscher Kay Way Bob Flinchbaugh Dick Delahunty Jim McCullough John Knabb Prom Committee Kay Rauscher Saralane Zehrung Matthew Hajduk Edward Stubbs Edward Thompson Gerry Callahan Banquet Committee Saralane Zehrung Beth Biery Barbara Murray Jim Bowers Bob Dykins Andrew Schreffler Virgil Grumbling Roy Rossman .,.,.,,s-......., . ,V FT A, Magazine Committee Roy Rossman Gretchen Morck Kay Way Bob McFadden A ..',,.,,.,.,, , .ark rf.- H' W-'W 'f'fwxvmrw'rwY?q Frank C. Adelsperger Gene E, Allebach General Academic Carole L. Anderson Thomas R. Anderson Academic General Alice A. Archible Dorothea P. Bain General Secretarial Edna F, Baker Sandra L. Baugher General Academic a., I Francis P. Beary John E. Bell Vocational Machine Vocational Machine Nancy I. Berlin Robert I. Bickel General General Lag-- A i AM Elizabeth C. Biery Margaret L. Black Academic Secretarial Judith A. Bower James R. Bowers Academic Vocational Machine Winifred A. Black Robert E. Blauser Academic Vocational Machine S. we Rebecca E. Brummund Gary L. Bryan Secretarial Vocational Oil Sc Gas Harriet A. Bookwalter Herbert F. Bouquin Secretarial Academic Richard A, Bucholz Thaddeus Budziflski General Vocational Machine Ioseph G. Burch Wayne F. Burt General Vocational Auto Barbara A. Byham John E. Byron Secretarial Academic Gerald W. Callahan James T. Campbell Academic General He flies through the air. . Charles F. Cann Joanne M. Cannon Vocational Auto Academic Charles H. Carabell James R. Carey Academic Academic f . 5 James R. Delahunty Clerical James W Depew Jack DiDominic General Vocational Auto Donald H Doleckl Richard E. Dorer Academlc General Harold L. Dunkle Robert E. Dykins General Vocational Oil Sz Gas Got ir!!! 5 iff! Donna J. Edwards Carole F. End General Secretarial Jane L. Evans Kenneth E. Felmlee AC2d6l'I1iC Vocational Machine Thomas R. English Herbert I. Evans Academic Academic N, Barbara J. Fento Janice M. Fields Clerical Academic Elward R. Filipowski Robert W. Flinchbaugh Vocational Auto General Philip A. Foster Larry K. Gadley Academic General Elinor R. George Patricia L. Ginkel Academic Clerical Cecilia V. Goreczny Maxine B- GOSS Vocational Home Economics Academic L Robert R. Geer David K. George General Academic john F, Gfeggry Marlu J. Grening Vocational Gas 8: Oil P-Cadefllic Hudson V. Grumbling Ellgelle D- GUStafSOn Academic Vocational Machine Matthew I. I-Iajduk Ann L. Harman General Academic Art department in action. Charles B' Haylett Helen L. Henderson Vocational Machine Clerical Ernest E. Harper Doris K. Harper General Academic 4:5 Shirley J. Hill Ronald E. Higbee Secretarial Vocational Auto Janet E. Hodge Ellen E. Hopper Academic General Gretchen A. Jetter Shirley R. Johnson Vocational Home General Economics Lois A. Huff Martha J. Huff VOCaIi0l'13l HOITIC Secretarial Economics rbi S Mary A. Kalamajka Nancy A. Kelley Secretarial General .3 Nancy A. Huff Eileen J. Jamieson Academic Academic James L. Kistler Margaret A. Kluck Academic General John D. Knabb Mildred E. Knox Academic Secretarial Hum-m-m Richard K. Kohlman Larry S. Krug Academic Academic QR' Robert I. Lenar 13113 L- Lesh Academic General Marcia L. Krug Rose A. Kugler Secretarial Academic Beverly A. Lewis Charles E. Liken Secretarial Academic Sandra A. McCartney Betty I. McClellan Academic Secretarial Wilma J, McClintock James E. McCullough Clerical Vocational Machine Beverly A. McE1hatten Donna L. McElhatten Clerical General Robert R. McFadden Florence M. McGreevy Vocational Machine General Mary E. McKinley James B. McMullen Academic Academic Eleanor McVeagh Harry R. Marchinke Secretarial Clerical Barbara J. Marvin Leona G. Mast Secretarial Vocational Home Economics 1 '54's mighty Midget . S ,fic Axel E. Metschies Bruce A. Miller Exchange Student General Gretchen D. Morck Carl I. Mortimer Academic General Academic General Barbara J. Murray Gale E. Neely Secretarial Secretarial 33 r Jerome C. Mitchell Winifred M. Mohnkern Q S s R it xl! Thomas W. Nicolas DeloresN. Nunemaker General Vocational Home Economics Eleanor D. Olmes Carol L. Paulie Vocational Home Academic Economics Joseph C. Penner Duane W. Pritchard Vocational Machine Academic Lawrence R. Petulla Robert E. Petulla Academic General James A. Puleo Edwin L. Putman General General 1 ' 5' , Kathleen J. Rauscher Mary A. Regan Academic Academic Ellen L. Reid Barbara A. Reynolds Secretarial Vocational Home Economics Geniuses at work I? Blaine E. Rhodes ShirleyE. Roberts Academic Vocational Home Economics Roy S. Rossman Jeanne A. Runzo Academic General Clayton E. Rodgers Leroy A. Rodgers General Academic .X , -1 X x xy 3-ix I Mary C. Russell Richard I. Russell Vocational Home Vocational Machine Economics Marian J. Shears Ioyce E. Shreffler General General Norma I. Sample Mary E. Sandrock Clerical Vocational Home Economics Andrew D. Schreffler llnvid J, Setrlemire Vocational Auto Academic Duane K. Simpson Phyllis I. Skiba General Vocational Home Economics Dennis B. Shaw Julia A. Shay Vocational Machine Secretarial Carol A. Skrobat Roberta L. Slater Academic Secretarial Thomas I . Smith Ted I . Smutek Academic General MUICHCQL- SHOW Genevieve L. Spishock Academic Secretarial Shirley J. Stahlman Barbara A. Stephens Vocational Home General Economics Danger, Mac at work. Mary A. Stiglitz Patricia B. Stivanson Secretarial Secretarial Shirley L. StOl1dt Edward Stubbs General Vocational Oil 8: Gas David S. Sutton Mary L. Sumner Secretarial General H 4 .. .aha h f -img,-p X ff , au 8' nr H 4' ,er .rnr M . i Helen L. Swanson Barbara E. Swetsky General Academic or If izgisi Jason E. Thompson Hel-ben R, Toy VOC3l1i0l'l31 Machine Vgcational Maching James S. Tudor Ruth D. Turner Vocational Machine General John W. Swoger Charl A. Taylor Academic Academic Barbara Van Kirk Donald E. Vogus Academic Vocational Oil at Gas Donna I. Wagner Vocational Home Economics Sonia L. Ward Academic Flyspeck or dot .... '? Ira D. Ware Medora M. Wattsjer Q . Academic Secretarial Jeanne M. Westlake Marilyn A. Wheeling Secretarial General W S Catherine E. Way Academic Denise A . Wells Academic Lydia M. White Samuel E. Widger Vocational Home General Economics Janet J. Wiltak Philip A. Winger Secretarial Vocational Machine John C. Wolstoncroft Marilyn J. Wygant Academic Secretarial 6' fa. X! . gf . 1 if-4 rv 'Y lf Whatcha' doing, Irish? Harold W. Yeager Telmar E. Young Vocational Auto Vocational Machine William E. Young Saralane Zehrung Vocational Oil Sz Gas Academic wan was ,EH 5 l Wu Y 1 pm' ' 'af 9 If ,, ffi N-flhllap ll lla .1 ' .!,, nf lllillf tilt' 7 i 1 vi ,Q-' 1 Q NMS ,va ,, MM. 'J ww UNDERCLASSMEN Dave Schocn, Treas. , Vickie Risher, Vice-Pres. , Ernest Smith, Pres. , Lois Feely, Sec. , Mr. Stover, Class Advisor C51 7 .. x - , . . -H, 5-,gy ' Y Ji CL ' . ' 1. li V U Q ' f ff ' ' , C, 4-. , : -s Q - -... 'fx 5, ,- 1 K H, al- 5- 'V a J Judy Balph Adam Barscz lg ' -Hi , QS X f fi up K isis s sr Edna Adhemar it - ., , y 5 is V a- f X, Nancy Andrews Betty Beatty Lee Belfore Freda Barr Patty Beach Mary Becker , . itil K 15 - ii 5. I i n . it Q ,- ' A .r,, k , .- i f - V . ky S . - .Vw ' M :iii ,. E. -' 'l ' . f 'zvariffi-1 V: - YF -: .:'.5gQ: 'Ia-EE i - : -- ' ' in f: EiiF 'Ni::if f it w s . 'fssssffa L w w it - V 'JP .Q ff i in A wry X it ' S ' f ish-J.. Q. Joanne Berry Joan Bodner Helen Brown . .. ,gg ,. - , ,zh 1: . . I s My I.: v- fir ,ini K 1 1 r, g7.VffWi it X 3- ,, .,,. 44 5 0 Pat Bucholz Agnes Bell ' Q f Lois Bills Melvin Britt Charles Brubaker Paul Bucholz tw W Rs X X ,Q J a t SN -was A ...Y B., ls A 'I 2 - .. ,I 1 Bruno Budzinski Ann Butler Dorothy Caldwell Mike Campagna Tom Burchfield Rose Butryn Jane Cameron Paul Carlson ,.-f s A --iz 1 t- , . A ., ,ji lx wx kk : X, fi fl XXI: 1 X. Carol Carter Judy Cartwright Arthur Clark Ron Cotterman Fred Carter Gloria Caruso Judith Clay Jim Courtney 44 Judy Davis Sally Delahunty Tom Diven Mary Ann Dubiel Elaine Deets Lois Dempsey Delores Dowlan Donna Earley H Q' s 'J' ' ' is sa . fax X Delores Echenoz Jim Farling Joyce Ferr' ger Helen Fink Boyd Enos Lois Feely Charles File Fred Fitzsimmons Milton Fleeger Polly Fox Pat Fry Catherine Gajewski Norma Flinchbaugh Bill Frantz Virginia Garbacz Esther Gayetty John Getz Norma Graham Phyllis Grening Margie Hagan Ray Gibson Susanne Grahame Mary Griffiths Sherman Hall Charles Harbison Barb Henry George Hoffman Ron Huff Donna Heckathorne Nancy Highgate Virginia Holmes Bob Jackson 45 i.f'f.EGQf'g :-- .. 'Q V 5 ' f W xl srt . n zbq. :--' Q .. f .Sy , H li K if W v... Charles Jacobs Io Kalamazka Ginny Kerr Mary Klepec Martha letter Roger Kaness William King Louanne Koerner Fey 9159 --fn Alfred Kraft Bob Lape George McCartney Marilyn McMullen Joe Lange Marjorie Lytle Edwin McDowell Dan Mealy at I' yy aayy ' W 5, - R ' 'i.i. s y.e 1 if in uv 'F '- w e f' Y 'i ffm f lx ' 4, Dorothy Meehan Marvin Metzinger Harold Miller Carolyn Mitchell Beverly Morrison Carol Miller Forest Mintz Bob Moore R A gtia . ' ' R rg, ,.,. 5 Z7- ,Ji 1 ..fh I 5 ,I s K 37, . 1 P y s .- f R R -x a eei r W 'P y 'm . ' Y- :5i1?5:EfW7:-:3ifg2?fif5555555 ., f r f xr - . a Q. if A. K R , f P Tom Moore Lewis Myers Sally Osborne Marleen Pearson Tom Moyar Mary Ann Nelles Jack Pearson Ed Perry Bob Phillips Pat Poulson Vickie Risher Gail Roberts Ralph Porterfield John Rea John Ritts Judy Roddy ' 46 Betty Rodgers Jim Ruby Mary Rynd Sandy Sager August Rode Cathy Rynd Virginia Saborowski Mary Jane Sanders Dave Schoch Joyce Seigel Mary Jo Shettler Donna Showers Bill Scott Sally Shannon Patty Shorts Ernest Smith Carol Snyder Mary Ann Snyder Bill Stanley Joyce Stover Kay Snyder Tom Sprankle Ed Steffee Eva Sumner Marilyn Tarleton Bertha Tenney Jim Thompkins Elaine Van Kirk Jack Tarr Nancy Thomas Ronald Turk Paul Verne: Pat Wagner Dick Weaver Donna Wilson Sam Winger Dixie Warham Esther Williams Robert Winger Edwin Yeager 47 Annella Adams Ralph Anderson Elizabeth Barrett Nancy Beatty Madelyn Albaugh Katherine Barr Clair Bayne Sandy Beightol I I 1 !- I James Benson Ron Bickel Bob Black John Bracken Marion Betts Marlyn Billig Bob Bookwalter David Broderick B ss y ' C it ' B C tste 4' r i'2' ' B A ,kir ykyr z , - ' W' Wil iii?-f,,1'.-.ar W 9 9' , ,f V X I' ' 4 ' D ' B A :ra lrlli B ., ' 1 D Margaret Broderick Sandra Brovm Tony Bruno Don Bukolt Lawrence Brody Cel Brumbaugh Joe Buchna Kathleen Bukolt :Q xfk,k my M 'ii'i 5 1 ii ' Mary Burchanowski Shirley Campbell Dick Cavanaugh Mary Lou Collingwood Jack Burt Jim Carroll Nancy Cohen Dora Mae Dahle Roger Daum Pat Delahunty Mary Ann Diebold Shelby Diflger Barb Delahunty Ron Delahunty Carl Diem Delores Dolecki 48 K. 6' . A ' as y - xy Q. ' . , t AV 5 A' Q 5' A .3 ' L ' ' X 1 1 ' 7 Y Q: Ng' ' . ,I A we Margaret Dufford Beverly Dunmire George Ellis Pat Fedorek Audrey Dunkle Norita Earley Bill Evans Don Fento fe ,Q W A h , 6' 'K K , ' R .. Q as Q.. N gr , Y,,, 1.0! fem 7. L' Q. , L tif, K t Y J la. . x .tsl . A Barb Fink Joan Flis Lee Forker Ed Frantz John Fischer Lois Foreman Janet Fornoff Evelyn Freeman 6..ll V my Qu, ggqux, 1: 3 - : A 5' X . Y .,,, by John Gajewski Margaret Ginkel Eugene Glaz Jerome Gomola Sam Gibson Hamilton Girard Nathan Goldberg Libby Goodman Ron Gustafson Sandra Guyton Barb Haney Jean Heasley Bonnie Guyton Joyce Hanby Bob Hartz Carole Heffern . K 5.1 is kwin F - Sally Hefren John Hilton Bob Hicks Bill Irwin Edna Hewitt Beverly Hinman Jane Hudick Barb Ingham 49 Sue Jackson Gordon Johnson ' W n.nn F . B fi 'J' V ,. 2 is sf' s l J 'J as , ' . f - i-'- ' 'sais ' . . f Q . 'M' 'ff A as 'F ' 5 J. if 'Mt' . ii Sandra Kerr Lawrence Kifer Stephen Kerr Betty King Don Johnson Marilyn Johnson my he JSWW X ' r i 'ff,.,,, .nr -sp. -rs Jai rw sv as , vr' fij..'E?s 23421 f ,siizigigfi 5 1, - - 'A 1, is .ies s f an ' Q . ,r . .f:..:::f - Qggknff ii if-ygq K , A Q . - sq- s, J . . J . ' . o , V153 S A K ,g sg, 6 E515 s SA gm Ms in Q 6. S ,J . Q y J Q H K fs. ffl at A ' ' .,.,5.,5 ' 5 L 'ix J R, Q. RFQ ' ' E ' HY? fm -QQ 1 s 'J as f X 2 'L x Carolee Kirkwood Katie Koontz Peggy Lauer Mike McCrea Barb Kluck Marie Larkin Judy McClelland Janet McFadden Clark McFal1 Bob McNellie Nancy Mackenzie Ann Maher Charlotte McMichael Sally Mcveagh Faith Magdovitz Rosalie Marshall . J .. S - taeiasa - ' F 1 A rs 3 P' ' - 3, .L ,EV L y ' -' , 4 fs. ' - , 'K Frances Mast Kent Miller Barb Mitchell Rona Mohnkern Barb Meddock Tom Miller Us ., V 2-ge , ' fglsxff .2 V W - , 7 - -r J J at '- a s s s J K g .F J is if B - ' . aa..a 1 . B B' ...,..a E sr s- 1 s ., ,2i - f V Y 5,, , Barb Morrison Ron Mortimer Ron Mohnkern Sandra Mooney ' ','. S 1' ' .2 '31 5 lr- ,, 1 rliir 3 , x Q 5: - , 'V if n 0 'U' 1 I K K , -5.11:-.5::,f,.-1 , ri. :e , -1 1 h E Z - X x r :FQ 'rcliizvi-,' ' 1 :J I ag law 13.11.311-7'. Peg Murray Jeanne Nogar Helen Morrison Elmo Murray Nancy Nalepa Charles Oisen 50 nl!!- N - + P , ee nt n N ' s s S my - .f . . K v . X. J 5 b lyk! 1 lad Dick Oxenham Sandra Patterson Delores Peters Jessie Porath Dick Patterson Neal Perrine John P op Gladys Poulson - ' P at 9 -' mf 5 S ' f '- .L - f l. r.r. S Eli : 1 - - - . - - C 1- an ' K , s g- .H f ,, K w r - Q! r D 6 if 'U F f 'T I r 5 Z fi' V GL Q V . . 5 x W It: .L , X A , Q , I Q 1 'X A' 'ir ' ' 'A ri 'fw ,,1ff1 ' X if ', A .W ,, in 'Y 1. f , Alice Prenatt Bob Quattro Marguerite Ralston Roberta Reed Bernard Putnam Mary Jo Ralph Chuck Rea Connie Remus 1 A E' 57' 'fi ' C. v -:-,-. 3, I I f : f 1 is fs ' i sl-. tr Q' ,, i A L -fr5r:f.Q,Qi51g1 , at N su gf . X5 Myrna Rice Russell Ritchie Bob Rodgers Lynda Rosinski Mike Richards Nancy Ritts Howard Rose Diane Russell ' 9 tc' 5- -7 ' S fx R S A R fs 1 , . Q U ' at - 1-, K1 7 fx X . XM -QQ I .. xii ,Ft s Q .K Q mf , Q 1 - r s, R QA 43 , Q ' N 4 ff .41 f 9 t fm ..., Evelyn Russell Mary Say Gerald Schell Chuck Simons Ron Sandrock Pat Saylor Ceya Seldon n Bill Smail C' Nancy Smith Sharen Snyder Norma Stoudt Larry Sustak Beverly Snyder Don Stillings F rances Sunseri Carol Taylor 51 mal Q 5 .. , 3 5 ,L .. ,,.. . ,J ' , 21312 33 V' . 1 1 L '5'? Y - , Q91 ' i , - ,.,. . - . so rlli f - e i J ,- 4: - 11 'K . N J, - if ar is -f 5? J -. m,m.LA J - 1 -. ff .. sf - f ,Emir , 5' i f Q s . - , .1 -fir X. s3,gu2iz1r. - fir . -, zz 'F R I 'A 4 ig J sr img e .. . 1 W 'mm, f 'L , ' I , ? ' s '. -. I I , - I A K K 3543 K ' lzfissgr ' ii M '.-L, -fe zqilfi ffzs wiffiilffiffliiff? 5 1 - Carolyn Velier Judy Tingue Tom Townley Pat Turner John Toth Diane Travis Barb Vandall Virginia Voit -5 A J rr-r. f' 07: ' 7 ' J ' - ' is W' 5 ii, . -5? ff Q -2 ' il K' ' 9' . H- ' 5' J ::1 ' -' . - , QEESLQI 7 1-: , riv,f - ' ,K rf' Y 5. E1 f 'i', ' 'l ' ri ih J as r '- . J ' J J 1 i .. +A' 'I12 MM A , , . S 9' Evelyn Walker Gretchen Weinreich Shirley Whitten John Wilkinson Sally Wattsjer Judy Whaley Marilyn Wierbinski Sara Williams J gr J, J -F QQ- -J ','kV Q I '.,.,' -, J Q f 4 Sa? 'fiii' 'aisie J s J, Lillian Wilson Judy Womer Connie Wiltanger Gayle Young Studious Seniorites FEI-IE I XQ ' , n I s l B . A Bi I 55 -:.5 A fi . gg BB V A ns. C , B I .rg S ,F B ,n A r, :,,,iR.A W . . f W fs. .rar L B I V Violet Augustine Shirley Barr Sandra Beech Marian Bickel Claribel Barr Tom Barclay Eugene Beatty Willis Bickel X V Args B i Yi 5, -R 5: qi. I as ,Y kk R is 3 ' 'Q' Q' s - Hess B y 1 ig- 2 I . L , Ing I Jane Biery Helen Burchanowski Patricia Carley Judith Coogan Beatrice Blauser Bonnie Caldwell Jack Cochran Joseph Cummins f . . , 4 , Q ' ' ,.,, sv .. ' ' f -s .I - B 'f , B t- s, A -LL B Q. B, ' ' EB V . K V O -.' N' - - K , 'I B r B fl 'Blawg B B xl I 1' A H B B B, , James Cunningham Janet Lee Douglas Bill Forsell James Gesing Joyce Daubenspeck Thomas Ewing William Gdanjtz John Gilbert sg B. ,V -W A . - B ! ex B' , . Barbara Gillen Carolee Grinnen Ronnie Jean Hajduk Faith Hockenberry Donna Gold Barbara Gustafson Viola Heckathorn Ted Howe gg- , I ,, .Lv I L-Q ,.,, .u f 5 I ig? f f xrf ji 7 Elizabeth Hughes Leroy Irwin Daniel Jaroz Jerry Kean Donald Irwin Lee Irwin Carol Karnes Janice Keely 53 V f ' H Jil' A sa f ss Qs is , V il- wh., 1 . L 55 ag, K 1' X .. I - sag. ' - 5, ' MM! , V : Q31 X Nancy Kelly Josie Knight Betty Leaming Donna Lesher Mary Kielbowicz Maurice LaLonde Ruth Lendrum Phyllis Lewis 5 i d L' han Dolores Martyna Clair McKenzie Kathryn Messina Ju y me Dan Marchibroda Don McFadden Beverly McMillen Margaret Miller I :wa Beverly Mitchell Shirley Moon Beverly Moyer Gerald Murray 'Sandra Mitchell Alice Moyer Donna Moyer Shelley Murray 4-' 'Dry' if-Q' 1. . :h,,,' Ce ta. g K N 'Z K . . K ,, , as-5 YN sf s W ,J lf it 2 H l I ,. V nlxxebf K H fit? .ilu dir ' tiff Donald Osborne Allen Pfaff Norman Quinn Elaine Saboski Carl Owens Ronald Poulson Jane Reynolds Arlene Showers I 'Y' ix 7 ff . 'xl li' Bert Sisko Shirley Slater Pat Stanton Laura Thompson Nancy Skrobat Lawrence Stabb A1 Tenny Beverly Toy 54 Q . gag' T ss' ' .vegas A af-ai '.- 2 5 W -- 1 'R' f' if 1 4 A ' 'K 2 , x x. ' Q f .. eff f ' .-sigma.-as ggi! we .:,- sf, -I' r' -iss. serv' K . . - ry -::k an 'wife s, use--sex .- H 'V T ' B ' - . B N B H ,i is l James Toy Donna Turner Evelyn Vogus Dick Ward Hazel Tudor Margaret Ulrich Ted Walentowsky Beverly Warner r. 1 . - . s - B eaee is s , B r Q61 ' s ' 2 tal r-L J , W? rr'- . use 6' 1 6' . . . ' 6: vu 1 V S. .. I ' Q X 1' T C A'rr -'r',r . LLLZ , if ' r ' li: . if 'r - 4 2 B ffl B rf r' ' ' B , fl? ' P f QS K .. 1 F: - -0 - Barbara Weber Peggy Welsh Terry Wilson Richard Wolstoncroft Barbara Webster Virginia White Mary Ann Winger Willard Wright s 13,355 ge l W B X xxx SX xss X . Ms Wayne Wyman SOU H FRESH E A 5. s ii F 'K L B -fs f 'S g as T -W i ' s V B lr i X fr bei' ' . 1 . , Q,hkV ,mls tgn- ,---' . :if 'ai as K .- . 4 rs .. gd . w IM' W W Ann Barnes Doug Brown James Byham Norma Covel Jane Bean Gwen Buckham Angela Cangemi Kay Culbertson s ' ssss af- B T B B I ' - s,Aig - I i ' r , s. 1 K Q E 'K , 1 Lynne Elwinger Shirley Fisher Ruth Follstaedt Norman Gotham Lois Erickson Barbara Flinchbaugh Andra Frank Barbara Hadley 55 -4 G Judy Harper Judy Henninger Bob Luse John McCreary Marilee Hartsell Pat Liken Jim Maxwell Sandra McE1hatten ,y-M tg Z 4' fi J an A l' :iff im, J we Zhi: K -. .M kykiitfg , g in . Q .K Q: . -..-f - -' LJJ .,::' B 1 1 f as N 1 my X we r . 1 B A B Q 9' M Q ' . nr Dorothy Moreland Beth Parker Jayne Payne Bernard Reasor Nancy Morrison Norma Postich Diane Pinney Bernice Reasor fe 1 P 'Q ' J -rf va 1 Q' -ey J J '-' if J 9- J fu B as J J A,,.. ,f ' fl f Mini 212.2 il ' J Tom Regan Bill Rose Mary Lee Stewart Judy Veres Patsy Rogers Andree Slesnick Bill Swartzfager Gwen Walker 'K P Wh - .. . at gives here? 3 4 275' Z! Cf! 4, Joan Waterson TGP SIX Jlm K1st1er Judy Bower Kay Rauscher Bob Lenar Carol Pau11e Gerry Callahan Smw, BW iff np RW Emi gg . Mnqww i2zf1afd1,'l,iQ?fSHdQJ Gund Sym 6 P 5, ii v ka X r 'J-109' f F ' ' ' QPQBQUW' ' awww dbfxyyig 0,omO,MdMQGMW QJZQQQQQ, W W 59 - gi ?95fY11 Qux Qmd.. Sim, WWW A 4' k 557' E'2w+ 3C15'd1a,OWLd, Gam! ACTIVITIES on Y.o6g,e,ts Cu-41 emo:-w-Cwei inane exxSxx0Q, Y-Aho: S WXXXBQEEZEKQQ : I My Saxitexasq 595 - Q X7 L, 5 4 Q Q Xgggxx y '7 01. Q f Z7 62 , 3 Z ay! HERE the Class of 1954 pauses to pay tribute to the hard-working editors and staffs who volunteered their time and energy to publish this Oil Can, the final record of our senior year. Clayton Rodgers ably served as ed- itor- in- chief, supervising all other workers with the aid of John Ghrist, advisor, and putting in long hours on layouts and other innumerable details. Using her artistic talents, art editor, Marilyn Wheeling shouldered the task of making layouts with the aid of her staff, and personally designing the cover. The literary editor, Saralane Zehrung, applied her ability to the write-ups of seniors and clubs with the help of her hard-working staff in general who wrote the yearbook. Working with financial advisor Warren J. Anna, Kay Way headed the efficient business staff that sold subscriptions and solicited advertising. Much credit goes to Gene Allebach, Blaine Rhodes, john Byron, and Jim De- pew for their excellent photography work throughout this book. All in all, these pages show a great deal of originality and hard work which was accomplished only through the co- operation and efforts of this great staff of Seniors. 63 Kay Way Business Editor Beverly Lewis Typing Editor An Staff Literary Staff Photography Staff Q X Typing Staff ..- -.5 -Q'-4, W-1,6 dvi Business Staff ,ww +1 A ini... ISU A Lai- fv- STUDENT COUNCIL 4555 T football games Student Council operated the refreshment stand, and through the beef boxes they received worthwhile suggestions and gripes . In homerooms, representatives conducted the collections of Salvation Arm! and March of Dimes donations, sale of mystery play tickets, an signing of Crusade for Freedom scrolls. Officers were Jud Bower, presidentg Gretchen Morck, vice-presidentg Elaine Van lszirk, secretaryg and john Wilkinson, treasurer. - S x STRONG student organization is the American junior Red Cross. Roy Rossman presided over the monthly meetings with the assistance of Dave Schoch, vice-presidentg Marilyn Wheeling, secretaryg and john Pop, treasurer. Their first activity was the membership drive and the money donated bou ht forty- six gift boxes for distribution overseas. Another worthwgile proj- ect was the sponsorship of a first aid class. Miss Margaret Reid served as teacher-sponsor. 66 RED CROS FRENCH CLUB T' Jn, H. ' -Q R NDER the guidance of Miss Beryl Eddy, Le Cir- cle Francais, composed of students of the ro- mance langualge of France enjoyed many forms of en- tertainment is year. Among their activities were plays, game fests, and singing French songs. VCDCATIONAL GOVERNING BOARD QQ N: 9' HE Vocational Governing Board has proved very suc- , cessful in its job of ruling the Vocational department and providing for its social events . Entertainment for the year included a party for the football team and a spring picnic. Officers of the board were Telmar Young, vsmresi- dentg john Gregory, vice-presidentg and Robert inger, secretary. Mr. Hale aided as faculty adviser. 67 EUCLID CLUB UCLID Club consists of juniors and seniors who f show interest in mathematics . Projects of the year were learning to use slide rulers, and assembling geometric figures from construction paper. This year's officers were Bob Lenar, Gene Allebach, and Saralane Zehrung, aided by Mrs. Esther Duink. g HE Debate Club, with no Veteran team members, ef was reorganized in December this year with Ernest Wright taking over the coaches duties. After forfeitanlg their first two debates, they went on to a success season in league competition. The club was com- rised of debators, Edna Adhemar, Forest Mintz, Kay gn der and Ma Griffiths and other interested stu Y , YY ' dents who served as chairmen, timekeeper, and host- esses. 68 DEBATE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1 1 HE John Dewey Future Teachers of America Club . . was formed to ive students information on various teaching fields. embers heard speeches by different gl-:.jfQu,Lfi'S1Q14.,EffQ:f:32..,,,,gi5f,,fQEa35g,, teachers, sponsored dances, had a Christmas tea, l.l'-'fl'p:, 'V-'f-'.'sfffrQQ-:EHIg-Q',J'ffff.QQT'f5f?.'1Qiiirp attended conventions, and conducted the Y. W. jf,f,1gg3f..gt Story Hour. Carol Paulie served as president, .gi'.?Lu',f1ff,213?g2'fi1'f'f,?fj,4-Tj'-' QQAQE, while Bob Moore was vice-president. Marilyn fwffp75.g,Qraf,Q1.Q?4g.-sf-1:iL'g'i:g ,Q,3' if,54ff'3g',',ygi ,jg Wheeling acted as recording secretary while piling-,Arif-S Qiizjgfgk Ann Butler was corresponding secretary. r .1g5j,3wgi3,7,'lp445ss'.fi 'gf,'i3f'gf president, soya nnosg and secretary-treasurer, V5f,g,.g55igi,3g:54 ' Fred Carter. Their schedule for the year consisted of a meeting once every two weeks with a speaker or appropriate pro ram . It was the ar est club inthe school with anal- most complete m e membership. 69 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA QQ! dl ,....f FLECTING Dottie Bain, presidentg Lois Feely, vice- U fpresidentg Betty Rodgers, secretary, Sam Widger, treas- urerg and Barb Byham, reporter, the Future Business Leaders of America started their first full year as an organization in akin ins in school colors for the home football Senior. M ' gp' ' games was the first project of the club. They later presented an assembly and acted as hosts and guests of the Warren chapter. FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA be 'va- ocal chapter of the national F. H. A fl' HE 1 association was highlighted this year with numerous social events and participation in the regional meeting in Warren and the State Conven- tion in Wilkes- arre. The club enjoyed their year's activities under the able leadership of the following: Bar- ' bara Reynolds, Pat Wagner, Norma Flinchbaugh, Mary Griffin, Diana Dehn, C I arolee Kirkwood, Gretchen Weinrich, Kay Snyder, Roberta Carll, and Mary Sandrock. 70 a .353 vf 'ii'-'.-1. . '.V' - 0 . 1-xl, . 2,-3-35, ,,.4.-,l.3'. I Y-,HQ 45. fn: jr. ,am . 'vf'- 5 -'V an 35. ,'-sr. -'ff ' '2'i:1.5 1'.':7-B,rf-Av. gs 13. X' .,',- . rf 1' w-, - i '-1-A'i. '-,Fw -', '-r-. rr., . .V-51 ylu skid, Q23 ,14 v'f,f' .Ms:jN4- ,3- , !. 'F r'f-yr as 'g3 .Q',,,-1 .1 L.-., g ,-.I-r.,.'5,i gs' - li Q-' 1-I-1 '-4.1. 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WT- 5. rf.-11' b ,. va, 15x J' in if ART CLUB C' HE Art Club was supervised by john Christ and s led by president, Jana Lee Les and secretary, Dodie Wattsjer. Members enjoyed themselves once a month by working with some phase of art that interested them. Many different and unusual creations resulted from these informal meetings. F , i-ulid.- v..,.,.- . 'ua' ', ... I af' X X QQ sf u '1 NN,-1' 'I V .nw x ,, I J ,.Qgf, , r N ..4 .N .X 'fl ....i. 5, .g,..oL14 fl, :,,.,.:sg1 'iq if gig ,- , I-.2 2111. - AY.-..-., X, ., 5.,a,,.'g.g.v'm ,,Q,,-ff:- '. ' Av.. ,'- ,a ,V,- , fm up 1 --4-a 'Zv'.'1S., fin--.,.7' .N ' il. I w q .l y.'A: X .1-1 IOL 'L'-,9g..,,L. 'i'.'f'4', s!v!1,ff,-2.,iljf 'f'tzr':' -. '- -arf' -N' 15 ' - ' J... ' ,. .-vu-l...,4,. ,,. -X' A v '. rf , 5.r.l,fy'A J , r ,,.-1, .3. XFX.. - I, -4,1 - .M 5f,::'q.'.', ,nw .I A, -. . 4 -r 'L PM -s CWHE officers of Camera Club this year were: Gene 4 Allebach, presidentg Blaine Rhodes, vice-presi- dentg and secretary, Bob Bickel. The members stud- ied many types of slides and held a contest within the chub for black and white prints . John Ghrist served as a viser. 71 s , y CAMERA CLUB LOCAL HISTORY QCII-IE Local History Club advisedby Vance D. Brown, sum- moned all students interested in the history of surround- ing communities. Led by president Barb Stephens, the club also had Dick Cavanaugh and janet Kay as officers. A high- light of the year's activities was a meeting of all district Local History clubs at Titusville. 'i C-LJINDER the guidance of Mrs. Irene Gill, the members of Public Rea ing Club proved their ability by leading de- votions and introducing programs at our assemblies. A proj- ect of the club was a contribution to the Wooden Church Crusade against communism in Europe. Officers for the term were ay Wag, presidentg Vickie Risher, vice-presi- dentg Dorothy Mee an, secretary, and Mary Ann Diebold, treasurer. 72 PUBLIC READING HI-Y if Xa. OCIHE Hi-Y Club this tyear had as its president, gym Kistlerg other o ficers were Paul Bames, Em land, and Frank Harrington. Advisers were ay Goodwill and Bill Glenn. On the club's agenda this year were the following: sponsorship of a dance, camping trips to Henry's Bendg a canoe tripg and sendin two delegates to the convention in Harrisburg in ipril. OIL AND GAS CLUB cit 9' HE Oil and Gas Club was formed to help its mem- - bers become better qualified in tradesrnanship and izenship. Throughout the year, they enjoyed educa- tional programs, bowling, theater parties, and a ban- quet. Officers were as follows: Don Volgus, lgteologist, james Kluck, drilling superintendentg d St bs, pro- ducerg Bob McFadden, refining engineerg Bob Cun- ningham, chemistg and Wayne McCoy, mechanic. Ru ssell Buckham served as adviser. 73 LATIN CLUB ! 'ED by its three officers, John Wilkinson, Lawrence Petulla, and Bob Petulla, Latin Club was organized for all OCHS Latin students. Aided by their advisor, Mrs. Evelyn Haney, the club enjoyed a variety of activi- ties throughout the year. Games, puzzles, and various other Latin projects highlighted their monthly meetings. 74 STAGE FORCE SZHE men behind the scenes at all plays and assemblies were our hardworking stage force. Keeping things going smoothly this year were Scott Himes, John Pop, John Gajew- ski, and manager, Chuck Carabell. MAKEUP COMMITTEE EBI-HND the face of each character portrayed by Senior's actors lies the work of the make up committee under the direction of James Tovumley. Workingwith manager, Maxine Goss, this year were Dolores Peters, Joyce Stover, Carol Taylor, Judy Whaley, Pat Sti- vanson, and Nancy Ritts. QCPICTURED here are the hardworking girls who make out and reserve tickets for the senior and mystery plays . Working under the direction of Mr. Wright, these girls are picked in their soohomore year and serve three years. SENIOR C QC? HE Senior Class play, Our Miss Brooks, will long be remembered by all members of '54 as one of the most hilarious comedies ever produced on Senior's stage. On November 19 and 20, seventeen seniors skillfully presented this play under the direction of F . LaMonte Lewis, and Marlene Snow and Carol Skrobat, student directors. The action of the play centered around the hectic life of Miss Brooks, an English teacher who was suddenly confronted with the problem of producing the annual school play and coping with the faculty and temperamental high school actors. Jeanne Runzo handled the lead as Miss Brooks, while Virgil Grumbling, Barb Swetsky, Leroy Rodgers, and Sonia Ward portrayed various faculty members, and Mary Ann Regan played the school board president and a haughty mother. Carol Paulie, Dodie Wattsjer, Dick Kohlman, Shirley I-Iill, Kay Rauscher, Beth Biery, Gretchen Morck, Saralane Zehrung, Barb Reynolds, Sam Widger and Axel Metschies played the parts of high school students whose humor and antics helped to make Our Miss Brooks a never-to-be forgotten OCHS production. i 76 . I - 3431 SHADOWS in the Night, the annual mystery play was presented February 18 and 19 under the direction of F. L. Lewis. The cast included Norma Flinchbaugh, john Wilkinson, Tom Miller, joan Bodner, Leroy Rodgers, William King, Diane Travis, Ann Butler, Dick Kohlman, John Knabb, Alice Archible, and Annella Adams. The night was dark and stormy when four hopeful heirs assembled at the old Barret mansion for the reading of Daniel Barret's will. Matters were con- fused by a gag writer and his friend, plus a movie queen and her humorous Negro maid, not to speak of a foreboding housekeeper, a tough bodyguard, and a howling idiot. The plot thickened when two mysterious murders occured and long hidden diamonds were found. The audience remained on the edge of their seats until the murders were solved, romances patched up, and the diamonds restored to their rightful ovsmer. L-95,4185 Eleanor Hoy's assistants in the library this year num- bered about forty. Their jobs varied from preparing new books for circulation, to lookingup magazines for fellow students, to dusting and straightening shelves. These girls were recommended to Miss Hoy at the end of their freshman year by their teachers. Sophomores serve three periods a week, doing general work one period, working at the desk one period, and working in the library manual once a week. junior and seniors spend two periods a week alternating between desk duty and general work. Students entering the library during the past two years have be- come acquainted with Mrs. Grace Vogus, who serves as Miss Hoy's assistant. Much credit goes to Charl Taylor and Marilyn Wheeling who arranged the attractive bulletin board displays this term. 78 BULLETIN BOARD STAFF IUNIORS SENIORS SOPHOMORES Q - 'fu nitial Debate: live Teams Win firs . e sea- ity entertained two de- m Grove City . At the the negativ t debate of 'h VOLUME XXII-Nllmber I0 SENIOR HIGH SCHUOL, OIL CITY, PA. Friday. February 26, 19 te m on Sock Hop To Head g e a ,c - A Forest Mintz, first March Ac'f1'v12'zes ' ' d Mary Griffiths, sec- , debated here. Kay A sock ho ' Edna Adhemar jou - ' ' ove C' p in the boy's r fwill highlight the month ity to present accordin ' nts for the ff' gym X 0t'March g to Jim Kistler, senior 3 irma- class president. After the success the question. Judy Of the Harvest Ball, the senior st speaker, and Jim class social committee i d speaker, from on anoth ke for the aff' ming crowd. ior class picnic this spring Qhedul- provides the committee with a 'i means to tax the' the speaker o ir wits. 0- This im of Rusty Rit s counting F er over whel ' irma. The sen' he debate s portant com chie, si-sts of airman. C mittee con- John Knablb, Marilyn harles Wheeling, Kay R e duties of time- Flin il aUsc-her c ba ugh Ka er hel. Mc y B0 IIIOII , y Way, Judy Bow- P311 ,, Jim McCullough and Dick De- PHY : That the lahunty. comp he United be elected Top Sellers Named th M of the Deo- . l Join the dues- As CQMPQIQD Ends Editors Share Headaches Pau. The thot . . .- ple Will Collecting S150 for the junior velfgs n:::nt:m'::n':r ow their magazine campaign, top salesman row moiey which' wg y count George McCartney earned his ev en tua I I a bag? Published snweekly 61 int for choice of a portable radio or a whemas a Ry If y h ' k9Ul'L 5 . by students 3 am, Be. wrist watch. Second and third c ,t a' his :Ralf W 3 5 f ency of highest with over 8100. were Bill toanthelfgzt . es 019 :en 519 U 0 -5 forthe King and Virginia Kerr while I wonde Umm Sv mf' SORGLL O City High SCWO' '94 egative Lee Belfore, Ernie Smith and Jim der bo ft you er yo? the Farling followed close behind with rivui elf 03:50 cot? rys ht de- more than 350 each. lf' g :MM ummwam IF l'r's NEW, l'r's IN THE News Mrs Ma VOL. XXII, No. 9 February Gam' W, Managing Editor, Betty McClellap in three A News .Editor .........,.................. Rosanne .Ve team Editorial Page ............ Bobbie Slater, Barb B ,th 266 Sports. lfage ............ Larry Gadley, Phyllis Gr onents QUZQPYISIZQ Manager .................. Saralane Ze - ea ure ditor .............................. P d6fE3I- grt Editor ................... ..... M arilyn :she xchange Editor .................,....... Clark Mc R r . ' . ' pm. i2'L'.55Ss Kiiif aL7,ZFaiiff'iZ?,2'3,51 Bffiiy E5Z'lZCnT.If '5 r the PHS. Sally Shannon, Judy Macleuana, sm oioaml the I3-grlbigal Meddock, Bill Evans, Dick Oxenham, Alb he d ' a Faculty Advisers ................ Miss Margaret Nels George Mo Senior H1 Classes Re ...,,,e aim Q S port Act ummer Gradual Seniors these days are caught between anxious graduation and regret that their days at Senior are r ' rapidly. Staff Meets Deadlmes Recently homerooms elected representatives to serv , t 'tt , th l ' ' ' fn classical music, he chooses the Mohr's general business students ggfruizwnihii algdgg foiguigsxmcers and gen fltglcitcrirrclrer-c.SuiIte '. In the Dpops enacted a play entitled 'fCha1-ge ers, Barb Murray 'e ' 'an Ie awe an ONS it Please Monday Fdbrua 1 MOP Day rank high. ' ry Tops in the entertainment field Elysees Ghz' the omes television. Wednesday eve Re h ings show his fav ' 9 JA eral . ndv C ' , Beth 'V . e senior' ' creditg D21-:ff-f i . p De Aff-0 ' orite program an rthur Gnflfr' p ww- ' - ,,:i LvALW,Ll it SK ,- -QR--4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR CAPPELLA Choir, under the direction of Harland C. Mitchell, had a very successful year.To help finance a concert trip to New York in the summer, they sold over two tons of taffy. A Cappella's rendition of the Night Before Christmas and their annual Swing Out concert stand as highlights of the year. Officers were Bob Flinchbaugh, presidentg Jim Kistler, secretaryg and Jeanne Runzo, librarian, who was chosen to represent the group at All State Chorus. Mr. Harland Mitchell at MUSIC CLUB COUNCIL OC? HE Music Club Council was composed of the presidents and secretaries of all instrumental and vocal groups in the school. Their job consisted of planning the music activities of the year, while their main project was paying expenses of those Seniorites elected to State band, chorus, and or- chestra. r Mr. Runzo Mr. Keefer iiiafi, GIRLS' CHOIR GCI' HIS group of singing lassies look forward to A Cappella after their rewarding year in Girls' Choir. They presented an assembly and a portion of the Christ- mas program under the direction of Harland C. Mitchell. Filling the offices of president, secretary and librarian were Martha jetter, Dixie Warham, and Mary Griffiths . GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 67ACH Tuesday the Girls' Ensemble harmonized in the music room under the f direction of Gerald Keefer. President and accompanist was Mary Ann Davis . Carol End kept the records while Beth Biery handled the duties of librarian. These sixteen girls, selected on tonal quality and sight reading ability, sacrificed other club memberships to practice for entertaining in and out of school. 84 i Ysf' Y MIXED ENSEMBLE RIGINALLY, the members of Mixed Ensemble were to be two octettes for boys and girls. At tryouts early in the school year, Mr. Mitchell chose these seventeen students from a large group of hopeful songbirds. These groups, both separately and collectively, sing on various occasions for assemblies and civic organizations . GIRLS' CHORUS fjlj NDERTAKING the job of president of Girls' Chorus this year was Dolores Peters, working with Mary Ann Diebold, secretary, and Nancy Ritts, librar- ian. These girls graduate to Choir next year and then to A Cappella. Under the direction of Mitch they presented an assembly and participated in the Christ- mas program . 5 ld A -4 , , 4 - , 85 SWING BAND 1 HE Swing Band's service to OCHS included playing for all home basketball J games, pep meetings during basketball season, and various assemblies. Although this year's membership included many new faces, the Swing Band de- veloped into a really solid unit--thanks to the careful and dilligent work of its director, Philip Runzo, and manager, Bob Flinchbaugh. 86 BAND LSENIORITES will not forget the stirring music and intricate field maneuvers provided by the band during football season. Under the direction of Mr. Runzo, the band also played for pep meetings, an assembly, and several civic parades. Officers include Virgil Grumbling, presidentg Bob Flinchbaugh, secre- taryg Barb Murray, librarian, and board members, Margie Hagan, Jack Getz, and Don Ware. PIT ORCHESTRA C' HIS year's pit orchestra under the direction of Mr. Runzo provided interlude .J music for the Senior play, Mystery play and Spring Presentations. In ad- dition, they presented their own assembly, and Baccalaureate and Commence- ment music. Officers were Bob Flinchbaugh, presidentg Jeanne Runzo, secre- tary, Roberta Carll, librarian, and board members, Mary Ann Davis, Sally Shan- non, and jack Getz. 87 X is Q s0 6g , 1 Ct fx ..x by Y i5.M 'q' J K . . liz' 1 43 R sr sf Q X x - N K. S ,I MQ S If ca. ,f -.2 Af - -1. , M- - . 'N' fi ,my , fvii 1 1-5 XX 1 f X Q., ? i JANE 3 , , ' tk Q, 13,4 f f I I J J, rt 1 f ' . I - X .31 g D ., l. A LX X-r-' f u ' W? f I l h CAROL J fi i X A N Xf, 1 mi Q , MAJORETTES CLJNDER Hardworking head majorette Faye Baker, this year's squad of twirlers turned in many memorable ex- hibitions throughout the year. Smartly strutting with the band, their half-time performances at football games enter- tained fans at every home contest and during basketball season, the crowds at Lincoln enjoyed the girls' twirling, and marching drills with the cheerleaders. Six seniors closed their majorette careers at 'the end of school. They are Faye Baker, Pat Stivanson, jane Evans, Mary Ann Stigletz, Punky George, and Carol End. 89 1.14 ff tj' N25 v 10 ATHLETICS foomu x fl 8 ,, Nw, rw 'Q X jf f X K . gi 5 X Q ff X W' xx XX 'Q ' 1' 'ff . KE in X- li I A ,, - .A S Z l 1 f 'L' X J A N AV g , If . H .? V' If I ii ' W J? X1 . N ,K Wm QV X ,SE si 4 pg L 7 '- f ff Q I f f fr 'g' - iw , K ,. , my W - -Y-as if K me Wx'- W f 4 f A 1 Z .Q . 6E 'x ,1- f ,L ,I ' L' K XX . K ' W . L. A X h XA gk '7 ? ' , X w k if 7' I 'I f 1' Q of ' ' 1 ' -X ' ,. ' fy X I , A- f XX X A X xl ' ,VX A R ' ' ,IA u -. V7 VX I: X X i .. 'R I 92 4 31 Q1 i Qu! Q' xxx XX ,V lj' A it Q' ,J-X fl X , x 1,5 F , X f li I i U A K xx ' at I gb V aw' I ,', 'N X ' f, i N A l. Y-: f' I f if f Af f 5 Q 1 N f '- Sl 1 w X2 gf 1 Z .Q K ' X w I N' , .N w W - ,, . ' . 1 . , . - 1 . 1 5 ! I gfx Y, X J' N . l C' A l 6' ' lk A , fx l i N AJ, f , I H -if-A ,ns ww? F I , , X ry X ' X!! av ,W -Z V I 1 ' VX 1 ,l..f--Y-'-'fx 4g,Q3l, V -Q X- ....gg, 4 Counter-clockwise: Puleo Nicolas, Kistler, Gregory Delahunty, Higbee, Buc- holz, Dolecki, Hajduk Knabb, Callahan, Burch Carabell. Oilers Oilers Oilers Oilers Oilers Oilers Oilers Oilers Oilers Kaufman Shoup Jones QQ QI .. 9 Komi sa k Bidwell VARSITY FOOTBALL Lg LTHOUGH Corry once again claimed the Section Il championship the fight- ing Oiler squad of 1953 racked up a notable record of five wins and four losses under the great coaching of John O. Kaufman and his four assistants Bob Bidwell, Ralph Jones, George Shoup, and Tom Komisak. The Oilers made a fast start as they downed Titusville and Grove City but Greenville and Warren evened the record as they defeated the OCHS squad. Baclq on the winning trail, the Oilers beat Meadville and Millcreek and then suffered defeat Lmder Hickory and at our last home game with Corry. Fifteen seniors culminated their grid careers as we whipped Franklin at Mill er-Sibley field. Graduating backfield men are Don Dolecki, Matthew Hajduk, Chuck Carabell, Dick Delahunty, and Irish Gregory. Hanging up their cleats for the last time were linesmen Jim Kistler, Dick Bucholz, Tom Nicolas, jim Puleo, john Knabb, Pete Burch, Gerry Callahan, Ron Higbee, and Dave Settlernire and Phil Foster who are not pictured. 95 u ' 'BOSCH X XX 2, . 5 :ma 1 X Q -xx! X V ,' XX 7: rg A xi i E EI! .-. ' 1-5-. 49' ix 'L-:H g -figfiiiiw 'W ' iHSQ3'5v1?3. fi-1' U - .Q 2 2-. - - - .- , ga . 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Titusville ' I if, 'Z' 5 v 'is iiiii 95- Q will X N i 'T C il if X4 T 5-4 ff, 1 t 'NNW , ' WJ T f' C : M 45 1' fl, , : 'ga' :gh W 1-X t fgatlf fgml' x A :L f -i xt SA7 - Autry 0 x ' if KKA3 UTY JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM VARSITY BASKETBALL CW HILE placing third in the league with a record of six wins and four losses, the Oiler basketball varsity scored anon-league record of ten straight wins, giving them a good season's record of sixteen wins and four losses. Coach I-Iud Wells feels that this year's Oilers played their best ball in the second Cranberry game and their last contest of the year with Titusville. Fans will long remember the three tense overtime periods in the second game at Corry, which the Oilers finally won by one point. Five varsity players closed their high school court careers this season. They are Gerry Callahan, Dave Settlemire, Pete Burch, Matthew Hajduk, and john Gregory. Bob Petulla concluded two years work as team manager. 98 VN my ' X f?x 5 wi, K I Pg VARSITY WRESTLING LACK of experience was the main stumbling block for the OCHS wrestling squad of 1954, who turned in a record of one win, ten losses, and one tie. With only three seniors on the squad, the rest of the team of underclassmen had little or no previous experience, and sickness and minor injuries made it impossible to have a complete first team for any match. Taking this into consideration, Coach Blair Hildebrandfeels that he had a good team and prospects of a better season next year with most of the varsity returning. Senior letterman Lawrence Petulla went undefeated through the sea- son and successfully defended his District 10 championship in the 112 pound class. 101 C51 6 x gS9'qf9 Q9 James News NX, TE, If 1 ,I - 'B VW 1, 5-. 4 QJ I PAULXE X '? I I , f'3'W' f f I mcmuev Q, I Sfi, I asm , seam I X mf' I it I 4 I, i X Y x x , , I - , S . 4 xxx M .K A ?L4f9E'3!55 r X ff .ff gl Q. . 5 f, Y ., lm. X! N' X -X f um wav f owns beau feuseu S nw museum W 02 .mmsonf 1 i VARSITY O CLUB ARSITY O Club is represented by a standard jacket knovsm to all. Eligibility for this club is dependent on winning a varsity letter. This year they sponsored the sale of V. O. pencils and purchased athletic magazines for the library. Their adviser was Hud Wells. n i F .O.C. COMMITTEE UK' HNCE again the F .O.C. committee worked with a similar council from Franklin High to promote friendly rivalry and good sportsmanship between the two schools. Events planned by this councillwere Spirit Day, our pep meeting with Franklin speakers, and the crowning of queen Carol Paulie and her attend- ant Flo McGreevy during the Franklin game. The committee under Chuck Carabell and Gretchen Morck successfully carried out their theme of Friendship Out Of Competition. 'Q ld 0 3 'X 'fi syn' vx-'l Ili x ,4,lgS '1'K' 9 Quga xll llj, I-'q 'lil lf-. Hn. --ni-'hh .1 I0lliH!3 l6l7l8l92O 52827 nl K CW E, the class of 1954, have added another milestone to the history of education in the Oil City Public schools, and we sincerely hope that our contribution to our school in the past four years was up to the ex- pectations of our parents, our teachers, and our school administrators. We began our Freshman year with little fanfare as we were the green ones. But as the year wore on we be- gan to take our part in the scheme of things and though separated, some of us at South and some of us at Senior, we began to develop that class unity which was to blend us into what we hoped would be a credit to O.C. H. S. Our Sophomore year found us together for the first time in the halls of Senior High. Here we were exposed to the many choices of academic education and extra-curricular activities for which our school is well renowned. Our Alma Mater took on new significance as we contributed our under-classmen share to the various school plays, musical activities, and sports. In our Junior year we experienced a wider scope of activities and accepted an accompanying degree of re- sponsibilities for the welfare of our school. We chose Mr. Goodwill as our advisor, and elected Jim Kistler, Carol Paulie, Beverly Lewis and Gerry Callahan as our class officers. Now we were really getting into the thick of things and knew that there was more to education than just the Three R's. It was up to us to contribute gener- ously to the activities that make ours the outstanding school that it is. We were happy to have sponsored the most successful magazine campaign of the school's history, and to be well represented in the music and dramatic programs. And then, all at once, we became the elder students of our school. lt was now our turn to set proper ex- amples. Our officers were Jim Kistler, Janet Hodge, Jane Evans and Don Dolecki. Miss Brooks was our Sen- ior Class play. Never before did we have to accept so much responsibility. Never before did we concentrate on leaving our mark, a creditable one, for posterity and for O.C. H. S. Faith have we --- School we love sowell became more than just words for another song. We who were once anxious to conclude our high school days, sud- denly were confronted with the nostalgic loss which was soon to become ours. Baccalaureate---Commencement ---THIS WAS IT. With an eye to the future, we will always remember a very happy and profitable past. Blue and White, thy colors will always fly, soaring upward to the sky. Thee we'll cherish evermore, as the years go by. iii 105 FRANK ADELSBERGER-- Buzz . . .likes the wide open spaces. . .Army career ahead. GENE ALLEBACH--Camera club president. . .future engineer. . .hobby?-photography, of course. CAROLE ANDERSON--Euclid club. . .future nurse. . .her ambition will bring success. TOM ANDERSON--His remarkable hydroplane takes up his spare time . . .Navy career ahead. ALICE ARCI-IIBLE--F .T.A. . .Mystery play. . .one of the class cut-ups, that's Arch, DOTTIE BAIN--F .B.L.A. president. . .dreams of college . . .likes dancing. FAYE BAKER--Our talented head-majorette . . .basketball ace . . .future secretary. SANDRA BAUGHER--F .T.A. . .She's heading for college. . .We'1l always remember that giggle. FRANCIS BEARY--Hunting and Fishing club. . .Air Force ahead. NANCY BERLIN--Latin club. . .She'll soon be wearing a nurse's uniform . . .lucky patients. BOB BICKEL--Big game hunter. . .future career, forestry. BETH BIERY--girls' octette. . .Senior class play. . .college ahead. . .quiet humor. PEGGY BLACK--Senior office girl. . .likes writing letters. . .future secretary. WINNIE BLACK --Cranberry's gift to '54. . .headed for nursing. . .short story writer. BOB BLAUSER-- A8rP employee. . .might join the Marines. . .Machine Shop. ANN BOOKWALTER--pert little secretarial gal. . .stamp collector. . .Public Reading club. HERB BOUQUIN-- mathematical whiz. . .future engineer. . .always driving his little green car. JUDY BOWER--Student Council's top exec. . .Honor Society. . .tactful1'?J. JIM BOWERS--fu- ture Air Force man. . .Hunting and Fishing club. . .Senior Banquet committee. BECKY BRUMMOND- -F .B. L.A. . .future secretary. . .beautiful red hair . GARY BRYAN-- Itch plans to join the Navy. . .Oil and Gas club. . .homeroom president. DICK BUCHOLZ-- sports football letter. . .we won't forget his humor. TED BUDZINSKI--Vocational Ma- chinist. . .plans to join the service. PETE BURCH--college bound. . .excells at sports . . .at home on the dance floor, especially jitterbugging. WAYNE BURT--Vocational Auto Shop. . .junior homeroom secretary. . .to be a garage repairman. BARB BYHAM-- preparing to be a secretary. . .Senior Hi News staff . . .wrote snappy Derrick HiVues. JOHN BYRON--C.A.P. . .amateur radio ham. . .future electrical engineer. GERRY CALLAHAN--basketball and gridiron star. . .junior class treasurer. . .outstanding hu- mor. JIM CAMPBELL--Hunting and Fishing. . .employee of Heights Super Market. CHUCK CANN--Vocational Board. . .drives his Buick hot-rod. JOANNE CANNON-- Spanish Club. . .wants to join the W.A.F . 's. . .full of pep. CHUCK CARABELL--foot- ball and track man. .I .stage manager. . .going way out to the U. of Michigan. JIM CAREY--familiar voice on P.A. . . shutterbug. . .engineering course at Penn State . ROBERTA CARLL--versatile Bert. . .Tartans player. . .violinist in orchestra. DICK CARTER--Vocational Governing Board. . .Lunch hall council. . .wants to travel. BILL CONN--he and his trombone are inseparable. . .Hunting and Fishing. . .future in draft ing. DAVE CONWAY--Student Council. . .Vocational Board. . .enjoys baseball. MARY ANN DAVIS--Honor Society. . .excells in all forms of music. . .University of Michigan. DICK DAVIS--Navy minded. . .enjoys woodworking. . .draws A pay at the A8rP. DIANE DEI-IN--F .H.A. head. . .one of our great cheerleaders. . .headed for nursing career. DICK DELAHUNTY-Varsity letterman. . . F .B. L.A. . .accounting at Ben Franklin Uni- 106 versity. JIM DEPEW--radio, cameras . . .flashy motorcycle . . .C.A.P . JACK DI- DOMINIC- -Pedro. . .gas pump jockey. . .future airman. DON DOLECKI--football cap- tain. . .wrestling. . .Honor Society. . .humorist. DICK DORER--bashful smile . . .tall and lanky. . .future sailor. HAROLD DUNKLE- -hornrimmed glasses. . .plaid shirts . . . future undecided. BOB DYKINS--Sportsman. . .likes cars. . .Senior Banquet committee. DONNA EDWARDS--tiny. . .future nurse. . .fairly new. addition to Senior. CAROL END -- Endie, a peppy majorette. . .girls' octette. . .always friendly. TOM ENGLISH-- friendly grin. . .sports minded. . .headed for college. HERB EVANS--camera fiend. . . enjoys hunting. . .a future in science. JANE EVANS--class secretary. . .majorette . . . octet. . .sarcastic humor. KEN FELMLEE -Lank. . .machinist . . . spare time spent on motorcycle . BARBARA F ENTO--Barb. . .future secretary. . .television fan. JANICE FIELDS--cheerleader and sports enthusiast. . .future nurse. . .never runs down . ED FILIPOWSKI--Student Council. . .yellow jeep. . .headed for the U.S.A.F . BOB F LINCH- BAUGH--capable A cappella prexy. . .a career in music. . .friend of all.. Pl-HL FOSTER --sports football letter. . .always seen with the Plymouth. . .future forester. LARRY GADLEY-- Lefty . . .sports editor of the News .bounds for the Navy. BOB GEER-- name your sport and Rock's tops in it. . .kept the class in stitches. . .V.O. club. DAVID GEORGE--mad about that motorcycle. . .wants to take up engineering at Penn State . ELINOR GEORGE-- Punky . . .snappy majorette. . .a nurse's uniform in the future. PAT GINKEL--Local history. . .enjoys ceramics. . .future bookkeeper. CELIA GORECZNY--F .H.A. -collects stamps and match covers. . .friendly smile . MAXINE GOSS--Tartan's forward. . .great job on makeup staff. . . science major at college. JOHN GREGORY- - Irish . . .football and basketball letterman . . .will enter vocational field. MARLU GRENING--F .T.A. . .enthusiastic worker in everything. . .future ele- mentary teacher. VIRGIL GRUMBLING--tops scholastically. . .musician and actor. . . future doctor. DON GUSTAFSON--mighty wrestler. . .cheerful personality. . .partial to small packages of dynamite. MATTHEW HAJDUK. . .dauntless in football and basket- ball. . .genial Bosco . . .man's man. ANN HARMAN--fan club enthusiast. . .headed for nurse's training. . . sweet and serene . ERNEST HARPER--soon will join Armed Forces. . .enjoys good books. . .sincere friend. KAY HARPER--college bound. . . sparkling personality. . .comforting friend of all. CHARLES HAYLETT--future ma- chinist. . .eager outdoorsman. . .diligent and likeable. HELEN HENDERSON--Plans to be a bookkeeper. . record devotee . . .gay gal. SHIRLEY HILL--Senior play. . .pleasant radio voice . . .petite blonde. RON HIGBEE--active outdoorsman. . .plans Navy career . . .kind and amiable. JANET HODGE--Senior class veep, . .talented musician. . . nurses training in smmny Califomia. ELLEN HOPPER--plans to do office work. . . F .H.A. booster. . .friendly and sincere. LOIS HUFF--future home ec teacher. . .pen pal enthusiast. . .Local History. MARTHA HUFF--hopes to be a stenographer. . .dili- gent and modest. NANCY HUFF--4-H member. . .future doctor of the animal kingdom ...warm smile. 107 EILEEN JAMIESON--bundle of pep. . .V.O. member for cheerleading. . .class cut-up. GRETCHEN JETTER--sports enthusiast. . .home ec major with future well planned. SHIRLEY JOHNSON--future telephone operator. . .art minded. . .quiet and friendly. MARY KALAMAJKA--F .B.L.A. . .hopes to be a secretary. . .Sweet smile. NANCY KELLY-- Red . . .Mrs. Pierce. . .beautiful voice. JIM KISTLER--future engineer. . . junior and senior class president. . .personality plus. PEGGY KLUCK--feature editor of SHN. . .baseball fan. . .hard worker. JOHN KNABB-- Dee . . .one of our varsity tackles. . .great sense of humor. . .future as a coach. MILDRED KNOX--F.B.L.A. . . pert Pooch . . .wants to don the Navy blue. DICK KOHLMAN--Senior and mystery plays . . .loves cars. . .quite a wit. . .future dentist. LARRY KRUG--mixed octette . . . outdoorsman. . .engineering in the future. MARCIA KRUG--shy giggle . . .cute clothes . . .future secretary. ANN KUGLER--versatile Annie . . .nursing career ahead. . .friend to all. BOB LENAR--Honor Society president. . .sounds off on the P.A. system. . .fu- ture unlimited. JANA LEE LESH--friendly Jana plans to go to Edinboro. . .Erie's gift to O.C. . .real artist. BEVERLY LEWIS--junior class secretary. . .library staff. . .tire- less worker. CHUCK LIKEN--academic student. . .loves CD chemistry. . .wants to be a pharmacist. SANDRA MCCARTNEY-- Sami . . .colorful cheerleader. . .plans to at- tendwestminster. BETTY MCCLELLAN--grand job of editing the News . . .F .B. L.A. . . .college looms ahead. WILMA MCCLINTOCK-- Willie --clerical student. . .en- joys reading and movies . JIM MCCULLOUGH- -F .O .C . . .Senior social committee. . . vocational machine student. BEVERLY MCELHATTEN--T.V. fan--has her eye on business school after graduation. DONNA MCELHATTEN--Student council. . .English major at college. . .untiring worker. BOB MCFADDEN--all-round athlete. . .friend to all.. .Wants to attend college. FLO MCGREEVY--Tiny package of gab. . .her third finger left hand indicates F1o's future plans . MARY MCKINLEY--behind the candy cotmter at noon. . .future R.N. . .cute clothes . JIM MCMULLEN--regular Songbird. . . future education in forestry. ELEANOR MCVEAGH--secretarial student. . .varied in- terests . . .plans to attend stenotype school. ROGER MARCHINKE-- Rog . . .Loblaw's employee. . .hopes to go to Florida. . .knows his math. BARBARAAMARVIN-- Jo .'. . future secretary. . .roller skating expert. LEONA MAST-- Toni . . .F .H.A. member ...enjoys sports, especially baseball. AXEL METCHIES--O.C.H.S. attracted him clear from Germany. . .Senior play. . .We'll always remember this great guy. BRUCE MILLER--Hunting and Fishing club. . .general course. . .likes the outdoors. JERRY MITCHELL--Euclid club. . .enjoys the outdoors in that red convertable. PEGGY MOHNKERN--four year band member. . .warm humor won her friends .. GRETCHEN MORCK--Student Council veep. . .beautiful clothes. . .look out for the jeep, Dudley's at the wheel. CARL MORTIMER--Hunting and Fishing club. . .picks up a paycheck at Loblaws. BARB MURRAY--Honor Society. . .talent shows revealed her dancing 108 ability . . .Indiana enrollee . GALE NEELY--future secretary . . .likes sports . . .great sense of humor . TOM NICOLAS- - Nick . . .played a great game at guard . . . Keeps the gang laugh- ing . DOLORES NUNEMAKER- - F . H . A . . . Dee wears an engagement ring . . .piano hobby- ist. ELEANOR OLMES--F.H.A. . .future child nurse. . .likes to swim. CAROL PAULIE--F .T.A. head. . .cheerleader. . . senior play. . .one of the friendliest seniors. JOE PENNER-- Penrod . . .vocational auto shop. . .uses training at Ruby's station. LAWRENCE PETULLA--sportsminded guy. . . Corny always has a joke . . .wrestling champ. BOB PETULLA-- Spitz . . .faithful basketball manager. . .won't forget the Petulla humor. DUANE PRITCHARD--academic student. . .plans a future in drafting . . . Duaneski . . .JIM PULEO--V.O. club. . .grid guard. . .plans to sign up with Uncle Sam's air force . ED PUTNAM--architectural drawing for this lad. . .four year band member. KAY RAUSCHER--staunch cheerleader. . .octette and ensemble . . .sparklingh smile. MARY ANN REGAN--Senior play. . .sense of humor. . .future chem. teacher. ELLEN REID- -loves music of all sorts. . .future secretary. . .pretty blonde hair. BARB REYNOLDS--F. H. A. president. . .Senior play. . .plans to be a nurse. BLAINE RHODES --math whiz. . .enjoys dancing. . .electrical engineering at Carnegie Tech. SHIRLEY ROBERTS--enjoys working with children. . .collects movie star pictures. CLAYTON RODGERS--hard working Oil Can editor. . .endowed artist. . .enthusiastic photographer. LEROY RODGERS--musical talent. . .Senior and Mystery plays. . .untiring church worker. ROY ROSSMAN--Junior Red Cross president. . .enjoys playing basketball. . . always friendly. JEANNE RUNZO--we won't forget our Miss Brooks. . .versatile mu- sician. . .likable and sincere. MARY RUSSELL--future telephone operator. . .efficient seamstress. . .small H-bomb. DICK RUSSELL--better known as Reinsel . . .active in Y sports. . .super comedian. NORMA SAMPLE--commercial student. . .athletically inclined. . .shines in basketball. MARY SANDROCK--Honor Society. . .hard working F. H. A. member. . .future nurse. ANDY SCHREFFLER- -Banquet committee. . .future auto mechanic. . .convertable cowboy. DAVE SETTLEMIRE--V. O. club on football and basketball. . .jalopy juggler. . .quiet humor. DENNIS SHAW--known as Dennis, the Menace . . .Hunting and Fishing. . .will join the Navy. JULIA SHAY--future beau- tician. . .active member of F. B. L. A. and Local History. MARION SHEATS- -a typing genius . . .plans to be a telephone operator. JOYCE SHREFFLER--goes by Jo . . .one of our future housewives. . .works at Veach's. DUANE SIMPSON- -Homeroom president . . .will enlist in the Air Force. . .always telling jokes. PHYLLIS SKIBA--handled home ec . money for three years. . .hopes to be a child's nurse. CAROL SKROBAT--Local History. . .Senior play director. . .future in nursing. 109 BOBBIE LEE SLATER-- News editor. . .F .B. L.A. . .enjoys working at Hewitts. TOM SMITH--F .T.A. . .plans to major in pharmacy at college. . .always Living it up. TED SMUTEK-- Smitty . . .hunts and fishes in spare time. . .plans to enter the service. MARLENE SNOW-- Micki wants to attend Westminster as a sociology major. . .directed Senior play. JENNY LOU SPISHOCK--wants to further secretarial studies at college. . .a sincere and deserving gal. SHIRLEY STAHLMAN-- Jo . . . hard working F .H.A. member. . .sweet and friendly. BARB STEPHENS- -president of Local History. . .Bobbie Ann. . .a true pal. MARY ANN STIGLITZ--secretarial student . . .talented majorette and dancer. . .lots of fun. PAT STIVANSON- -highstepping ma- jorette. . .F .B.L.A. . .friendly smile. SHIRLEY STOUDT--F .B.L.A. . .the Air Force holds a possible future for her. ED STUBBS--Skip. . .fun-loving blond from Oil and Gas. . .enjoys fishing. MARY LOU SUMNER--F .B. L.A. supporter. . .record enthus- iast. . .future secretary. DAVE SUTTON--known for his shy grin. . .maybe he'll be a teacher someday. HELEN SWANSON--shows an interest in art. . .future secretary. . . sweet and considerate. BARB SWETSKY--one of '54's loveliest voices. . .indespens- able friend. . .Indiana for music. JOHN SWOGER--infectuous humor. . .academic stu- dent. . .enjoys sports. CHARL TAYLOR--talented in the art field. . .friendly and sincere. . .hard worker on art staff. JASON THOMPSON-- Duke . . .Califomia bound . . .enjoys reading and building model planes. HERB TOY--calls Auto Shop his home- room. . .great athlete. . .plans Army hitch. JIM TUDOR-- Rock . . .uses his machin- ist training at O.C . Machine and Tool Company. DIANE TURNER--Public reading. . . Camera Club. . .F.H.A. . .Art club veep. . .future nurse. BARB VAN KIRK--F.T.A. . . pretty clothes. . .college and nursing plans. DON VOGUS--Oil and Gas. . .Hunting and Fishing. . .drives a milk truck. DONNA WAGNER--F .H.A. . .likes football and swim- ming. . .clerking will claim her time. SONIA WARD- -Senior play. . .college next fall . . .plans to use talents as a dramatics major. DON WARE--band will miss his ability . . .hopes to attend school of watch-making. . .friendly grin. DODIE WATTSJER-- talented artist. . .always active . . .window decorating career. KAY WAY--Business editor of annual. . .Senior social committee. . .will make an attractive nurse. DENISE WELLS--Library staff. . .literary staff of Oil Can. . .employee of Kresge's. JEANNE WESTLAKE--F .B.L.A. . .business career. . .friendly smile for all. MARILYN WHEELING--F .T.A. secretary. . .hard working art editor. . .small bundle of pep. LYDIA WHITE--Lid hopes to take up nursing. . .F .H.A. . .gay and agreeable . 110 SAM WIDGER--F .B.L.A. . .career in the business world. . .musical. . .wonderful dancer. JANET WILTAK--F .B. L.A. . .will make an efficient secretary. . .enjoys crocheting. PHIL WINGER-- Flip . . .Student Council. . .enjoys sports. . .future ma- chinist. JOHN WOLSTONCROFT--collects coins. . .training as an architect at college . . .enjoys golf and bowling. MARILYN WYGANT-- Merk . . .secretarial work will claim her time. . .likes T.V. and reading. BILL YEAGER--junior Red Cross. . .hunt- ing and fishing claim his spare time . . .lively guy. TELMAR YOUNG--President of Vocational board. . .future machinist. . .ambitious boy. BILL YOUNG--Hunting and Fishing. . .Oil and Gas club. . .bound for the service. SARALANE ZEHRUNG-- Kiki . . .Honor Society veep. . .quick with a quip. . .always busy doing something. 6!,flJT0CRA.PHS f ,ww W My wif Jcff0ffm0fWJfl yjW Ill PATRCDNS Frank Crudo Dr. G. V. Kohlman Drs'. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Silverman Dr. Paul R. Curtis Dr. S. C. Shialabba Dr. O. N. Skinner Dr. W. E. Boyer Dr. William McAndrews A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Redfield Dr. Leonard R. Seiple Robert E. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Rosen Benjamin G . McFate Compliments of Freshmen Room 204 A Friend The OCHS Strutters The Varsity Cheerleaders Dr. C. T. Kerr Dr. A. W. Goodwin Dr. R. H. De Shong Dr. W. A. Kami Dr. W. J. Clouse John D. Rynd, jr. Dr. Leo A. Levine C. H. Hodgkinson, M. D. Mary French Barb, Stig, Pat, Suzie, Betty Arnie, and Donna Compliments of 224 and Miss Reid Senior Homeroom 223 Thomas Thomas, M. D. Clinton Hayes, M. D. Kay, Fred, Pimky, and Ork Kay, Kiki, Gretch, Judy Max and Punky ADVERTISERS L. V. Balfour CO. Attleboro, Mass. Manufacturers of the 1954 School Rings Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Assoc. Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation Oil City, Pennsylvania Quaker State Motor Oils And Superfine Lubricants Citizens Saving and Loan Assoc. W. M. Deyoe and Co. - Florists Carsons Plumbing Co. Main Street Center Wholesale Schenck's Drive-In Daugherty and Beers Enterprises Fowler and Fowler, Inc. Congratulations! Post 464 Veterans of Foreign Wars joseph W . Reinsel - Funeral Home Armstrong - Collier Inc. Where Quality is as Important as Price Lang's Ladies Ready To-Wear Compliments of McNemey's Compliments of W. T. Grant Co. Known for Values Compliments of Dick's Restaurant Best jewelers For Fine Diamonds Gasoline Alley Army Store North Side Isalys' Borland Lumber Co. Reid Machine and Supply Co. Midtown Gulf Walter Randall - Prop. Seneca, Elm, and Duncomb Streets Oil City. Pennsylvania Compliments of United Natural Gas Co. Oakwood TASTEE FREEZE Blair S. Hildebrand, Prop. J. C. Penny Company Parker and Johnson The Man's Store Transit Barber and Beauty Shop Robert Kramer - Upstairs Jeweler Fred Shugarts - jeweler - National Transit Building Barr's Insurance Sandrock's Electric Ill State Street R. H. Voit - Insurance Agency S. S. Kresge Company United Steelworkers of America - CIO Herman W. Bessee - Insurance Agency Eckerd' s Drug Store Fenner's Mens Wear, Inc. Always a friend of Senior High School Our Warme st Congratulations C. and N. Candy and Smoke Shoppe Klivans jewelry Co. Newman s Bootery Stub1er's Purity Milk Company Bower's Smoke Shoppe Kem Drugs, Inc. Graham Auto Body Compliments of JONES and LAUGHLIN ELECTRIC WELD TUBE DIVISION Hunt and Pearson, Inc-. Stephens and Goucher Whites' FORD Sales Compliments of Goldberg Auto Parts Co. Slesnick Motor Sales Oldsmobile Cheeseman GMC Truck Co. Pennland Tankers, Inc. Oil City Glass Company Oil City, Pennsylvania Oil City Motor Co. De Sota - Plymouth Oil City, Penna. Puleo's East End Market Doug Brown's WOLF HEAD Service Drake Theatre - Oil City's Largest Theatre Sears Roebuck and Company Pennzoil Co. jean Frocks, Inc. The Printz Company Rogers Jewelry Co. Wishes Hardie st Congratulations To all graduating seniors . May success follow shortly Union Furniture Co. Thrift Drug Co. The Community Market Food Specialists F. W. Woolworth Co. Congratulations to the Senior Class Milady's Shop Central Union Agency Craig's House of Carpets Freem's Brody's S. V. Morris Agency Your Insurance Friend The Fabric Center Congratulations, Seniors Taylor Electric Dickinson's Jewelry Store Sodas - FAMOORES - Sundaes Lunches - FAMOORES - Candy Briggs Hosiery Shop Cribbs Quality Foods The Sportmen's Den Gates and Burns I. R. Grimm Jewelry and Art Store The Children's Shop Venetian Dining Room Compliments of the Plaza Barber Shop Gardiner's Jewelry Store Penelec Congratulates Class of '54 South Side Pharmacy Lilly and Rudolph Sterling Service Powe1l's - Oil City Hobby Store Montana Merchandise Mart, Inc. Don Nosset Studio Best in Photography Welker and Maxwell Co. Harter's - Franklin and Oil City Popular and Western - 33 113 - 45 - 78 rpm. Welch and Stahl Motor Sales - NASH Italian Village Dining Room Heath's Market Main Street Super Market I-lafer Electric jerko's Dairy Company 14 West First Street Home-made Ice Cream Loyal Order of Moose, No Mary Ridgeway Sweets Log Cabin Steak House Lake D..Steffee Congratulations Fowler and Fowler, Inc. Burgi and Pearson Main Street Compliments of Kraft Bros Compliments of South Side Isaly's Oil City Drug 106 State Street Coon Motors Inc. Willys Sales and Service 75 Main St. Oil City Crawford Industries Inc. West First Street at Darr Oil City, Pa. Ray L. Way's--Mens' Wear I Cial- 7 ' WWW Www ' X M L17 s.x TS.. WWW My l J M E NL ff If I I I i X xx X iixhi.