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

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Ji, 'N leachas us timeless lrullisi 1 0 F .if if-ff is as xi: Lk II. Erncst Hensley Blair S. Ililtlcliralncl I. Francis Houtz lilcanor Iloy Anlo Sliop QYoc.l Pllysicul Eclncnlion, Drixvr Eclncnlion l4llll'ill'lilll llvzxltll Kntzwinkcl Ruth L. Kaufman Maxine Kccfcr Robert C. Lnllcrty Alice Lamb klnglisli, .Ionrnnlisi Tvping Svim-iivc, Aclv. llnsiin-ss Snlmjc-cis Aritlnnm-tic M ' ll if 'l'ln- llannilian' lJUT'!'ll'lx-ll syinlmol of onr sa-liool, lln- vily ' pnpcr, annl ilu- xzzsl oil inmlnstry is sluown lo lioli NVill- Vlllutililll l .l.lQl'l'. lion lXHZAlL'flil, alnml Nlr. Clank lmy liill llnlmvr, wluo 'l'li0 skill of tlic polislivr fvtcllvs ont tlic colorsf' Cfhlclisonl To ln-lp proviclv onr country with Ll continuous supply of skillvcl cruftsincn is ilu' goal ol- onr vocaitionnl sliop clvpairlincnt. Now twcnty-unc yours olcl, tlic clcpauhnvnt is stuffccl ln' 1-ight tC1lClll'l'S. Tlic 125 lmoys plvsviitly vnrollvcl in tliis lll'lTlll'tIIll'Ill am' talking: nmcliinv sllop, unto im-cliziiiics. or pvtrolvllin rvfining znicl nu- tnrul gas. At onc tinu' tlivrc wvrc 140 stn- clvnts tillilllg conrsvs in tllcsv urvus, sllow- ing tlu' lilfgl' capacity of thc well-liglitvcl. nioclvrnly 1-qnippc-cl sliops. lt is intl-rcsting to notm- tlmt thi- lllllj0l'lfj' of boys am- vligilmlc lor cinplcmyim-nt upon gmclnution, wliilc 11 low go on to collvgc or tc'cllnic'a1l sc-llools to train for jolis culling lor viigim-ci'ing capac- itv. IQ uliosx- llns iclz-41 for liis ye-girly proji-ut.

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Uur Faliult Russell R. Buckham Ethel C. Caldwell Dorothy K. Carlson William H. Clark,Jr. Frances Il. Dcitcr Petroleiun 51 Natural XVorld History Hoineuiaking Industrial Arts English Cas CVoe.D Esther K. Duiuk Beryl Eddy Mary E. Elder Harry Etzcl Frank S. Hale blllllIl'lIlllllL'S lfreueli, Spanish, liibrarian Physies, Sr. Seienee Director Vocational l':ll5IllSll lidueatiou Nlr. Mohr inslrueis Linda Halter and Mary Ann Kline- Huqillpgq banner in the proper procedure of iniineographing. Students interested in the business field have found Senior High the best place to begin their climb upward. This year 490 students are enrolled in the thirteen busi- ness courses, designed to prepare young inen and women to enter positions in local business. About 957 of our business gradu- ates have been placed in positions before the end of the suininer after graduation. The teachers in the department have had 17 years of actual business experience. These facts and figures show that our business students easily meet the require- ments found in Mathew IIenry's Comnlerlt- rlries: i'It is not fit the public trusts should be lodged in the hands of any, till they are first proved and found fit for the business they are to be entrusted With. 18

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The homemaking department is comprised of many units. llere, directed hy Mrs. Best, Mary Stuhhs, Rosalie Porath, and Patsy Osten learn the fundamentals of child care. Fanuli llllllltlllltllillllrl Our homemaking department helieyes that in todays society education for happy, effective, personal family and community living cannot he left to chance. Vocational and general home economics are offered. The curricuhnn includes the usual cooking and sewing instruction plus the following areas of learning: choice and care of home furnishings, home planning and general maintenance, safety in home and commun- ity, care of sick and aged, child care and guidance, personal appearance and groom- ing, consumer economics. A community is like a ship, everyone ought to he prepared to take the helm. Our homemaking de- partment is striving to prepare our girls to take their places in the communities of today. F. LaM0nte Lewis Henrietta Leycla Margie L. McCash Paul L. Ruth Mead Speech, Dramatics, U. S. History llistory, Geography McNaught0n Supervisor lllllflif' Slwillillll-I Special Education Ilomemaking, School Cafeterias Martin II. Mills George E. Mohr Patricia Muse Frank C. Puleo Margaret D. Reid Machine Shop CYoc.J Business Sulmiects Business Sulnjects Music l'inglish