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

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Ulm, wIlL bn, med in, ' CAMERA CLUB Row 1: Lois Miller, Sandy Reinhold, Beverly Rosenberg, Freda Crant, -Indy Craig, Carole Hays, Betty Boyles, Beverly Andre, Indy YVhitling. Row 2: Bill Liddle, Barbara Brcene, Ellen Britton, Mary Lou Frawley, Marcia Hays, Marilyn Karns, Paula Porter, Lida McDonough, Gwen Best. joan Bischoff, Mr. Bromley. Row 3: john Dick, Dana Martin, Charles Mellring, Donna Rae, Carol Prettyman, Shirley Snyder, Catherine Hutchinson, Ilelen Adams, Rena NValker, Harvey Cohen, Leonard Cinncry. Row 4: Bill McKinley, joel Yonkers, Dan Nester, Con- rad Piendel, Kenny Thuran, Sue Secor, Fred Diven, Jack XVinger, Bill Manby, Richard Marshall, Cordon Dick. fanwza, Klub Every other Tuesday morning the forty-three members of the camera club were busily learning new facts about such subjects as portrait photog- raphy, oil painting on photography. composition and developing and en- larging films. The officers of the club. which was sponsored by Mr. Bromley. were Bill Liddle, president, XVilliam McKinley, vice president, Betty Boyle secretary-treasurer. aagw Under the able direction of Mr. Henry Katzwinkel and the officers. Ernest Butryn. President: Charles XVelch. yice president, Marie Petulla. secretary, and Bose Marie Schiffer. treasurer. the senior Art club has un- der-taken the project of constructing a mobile art gallery to be displayed in the halls. The gallery consists of stu- dent projects. which include hand- made jewelry. ceramics. graphic media and leather craft. -KRT CLUB u 1 Rosa X lgt n 1 Sus Sttor Blrblrl Bntryn 'Indy Xxllltllllf blnrlu bnxdti Row 2 Boscmlry Schiffer NI ircil Hns Lllll Mellon ongh. Judy Shreffler Ernest Bntryn, Richard Henry Bill Moyer. Row 3: Mr. Kltzwinkel. Cklfj' Mullen Charles YVeleh Ed Berringer. Andrew Lynn

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lm lwzm, and the 60.443, WM, jrdwmb' ' ofQLldQ!ld.Dg dmenica, With a promise1 from its members to up- hold the aims and responsibilities of their club. and to strive to develop the neces- sary qualities of a business leader, the F. B. L. A. club met twice a month. The member- ship consisted almost entirely of students whose goal was to become a leader in the business field. The president was Rosalie Shortsg vice president, Beverly Bucholz: secretary. planet Prakopeg and treasurer. X Pat Huff. Although the1 club was largely N self-reliant. standing by to give assistance when needed were the advisers, Nliss Pin- ney and Xlr. Mohr. XVhile business played a large role1 in the1 club, fun was by no means an outcast. This 1 was witnessed bv all the members xx ho at- XIN mlmtmls eemtm 'mit PM Um tended the F B L A Christmis pirtx ind ,le lfl, her int R ella sung, e lm mins other exents uhieh were held during H Bewrb lille lol the ye lr The elub W is importlnt to e teh member md e ieh member xy is nnportmf to the elub FUTLRE BL :INFSS LEADERS OF ANIERICA Ixow 1 Xlux Lou bunonsln Bos 1l1e Shorts P1tHutt Beverly Bueholl llnet Prileope Lindt Owens Ron 2 Xlr Xlohr Ceiildine Burneisen Pun XX ood Birbiri Xerner Betty DCLUQII Cirol Depexx Helen Poulson Isithx Snoxx Pe 1 x Clxrle Helen Cildvxell Pit Stem Xliss Pmnex Ron .3 Nlirlene Snyder Nlixme SL1fr1n Ennlx Slxlljl udx V ute luelx Nleeuon ger L in Turner Xlux Ann Dx leins le in Lourx loin Xelles Xinex Smillx Ceorgli Ripleo lsrren unieson Hou 4 Nln uet Be itt Xrxilli Cropp bills Pornot Silly XIeQollongh ie 1 lile ne x lim nu e ei ir iret N mehen Nur Cmgm lnn Hee thorn Nlirgmt Xnelris Ron o Bonnn B ehtel lreleie Coole Cirolxn Homer luhe je! Islthx xfllf Sonja Stmton Xllrx llupei Bmxeilx We zur llelele Sehlll lieleie Broun juelx Xoglr Ross 6 Xlrrilou XX iggnnr loin Su lb Iluffh Shitter loin Comoli Connie Sehiffer Beverly blauser Crlee Nelson Betts Lou SLllI1KlLllI' Clrol Reed Lllilllf Clirle Dune Hutehinson 77 Q K le. 1. Y e . 7 e Y . I 1 Y 1 A -.... A ip. ,A , .ik ,h . . 1 1. 1 11, reig 5 xv' 1 eo ', o.'1 '1 fl I1 l i ,' V x 'X 5 ' ' ' ' s lie 1 l. and 1'1 I' -I lx 1 11g , 1 - gg ' g -1 - 1 AI 1 11 1 1 1 '13 ' 1 , . . 1 ,,. Av A . A 4 A ' ' :. 1 li Sf, .1 '1.' 1 1'1 1' 1 2, .1 1 1' 1, ' 1 .1 . 111 ' 1 1 V , 1 ll '1 1, 1 ,' 1 a. .1 1 ', 1 1 I . '1 y ' '. 1g,g,' I1 '. 1 ,1 '1 . 1 ' 1' , . 1 1 ,111 ' . . 1 1 I' 5 11 ' h 1 1I, .WL .Y 1 ,', 1 '. ' ' . '1 1 I1 . ' : . 1 'g1 '1 11 y. . ' 1 . . li V' T l. .'1 1' . 1 ' . Lil li 7' 1. Sa li' lI'11 l 1. Na Xl 'Fudd 11 . Nlz g1 1 . I 11 1 . .'1'1 .1 11ni. A' 11le11- . ,. 1 fi 1 . : '1 e1' I ', ,1 j It '1 ,1' '1.'1 ,.1,' 1' 1 '11 ', 1. ' :11' '1'1,.1 . 1. g ll- ..i 1 1, lx 1' 1, 1'1,' '. .1, 1111.75 . 1' 1 1, 1 ,1 ', Di 1 .

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,- W SENIOR HI NESVS 9'LQwA.q, lwiczi, pwm Um, Arlwnl NEXVS CLUB How 1: Arlene Stanley, Ann Capps. Ronan Hoycles, Mary Ann XYojtowiez, Marian Mielmels. Ianet Mnsser, Bzirli Kimes. Clllfiil Gill, ,l03'L'f' Klllvcli. Miss Nelson. Row 2: .luck Denipsey, Clrurniziine Forsliee. Lon Motters, Marilyn Caruso, Cretelien Young, Connie lD4,'lilllIllltY Early IJCLIICIII, Margie lJilJOIlliIlIL', Donna Dinlierg. Gloria 'I1ll0lll2lS. Ellen Colcllierg. Row Bill Loekluirt, Sandy l'1ll'iSL'llllIklll, Iielen Hurt. Liz -luck. ,Ioan Brozeski, Bonnie Morse. Ei- leen Boluncl. Mary jo Doleeki. Greielien Diem. Rose liomer. jean Crawford. wwe gm Under tlie supervisioii of Miss Nelson, the cub reporters of the News Club were traiiied to gather and write news items and uid the journal- ism class i11 tlie puliliczition of the SENIOR HI XEYVS. an award winning newspaper. Officers elected to serve the club were Gloria Gill-president, Ioyce Kluck-vice presi- dent. and Barbara Kiines-treasurer. The club members planned 21 tour of the Derrick Publishing Company i11 order that they might observe the printiiig of 21 newspaper. Ray Aikins, Managing Editorg Roh- ert Dchner, Business xI1llIlljll'I'. Seated: Ray Aikins. Miss X0lSUll-2lilYISCl. Standing: Bzirbarzl llolleirlieek, Bill Liclclle, Bonita Mont- goinery, Sally Dollw. Connie Stempin. Bob Deli- ner, .loyee Klueli, Elaine Strieklzincl. Mr. George Molir, aulviser. was not present when tliis pietnre was Taken SENIOR HI NEWVS 24