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

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PRINCIPAL John O. Kaufman Principal Having a close relationship with the students is a major part of Mr. Kaufman's profession. Mr. John O. Kaufman became principal at O.C.H.S. in 1963. He accepted the position after serving five years as Director of Secondary Curriculum. Mr. Kaufman told us that he finds his present job fascinating. There are so many different people and situations that I am constantly faced with new challenges,” he said. Our principal believes it is important to aim for a high goal. “We want each student to get the best possible education,” he continued. “We ask for no more and no less. Achieving this requires the help of the faculty, the parents, and the students themselves. 1 have been very pleased with the co-operation I have received from everybody.” 18

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OPERATING BOARD Mr. Goodwill’s position as Secretary of Oil City Schools involves the clerical work of the school system. William H. Clark, William L. Culbertson William A. Harper Jr., President Howard R. Fisher Dean B. Hunt Harold P. Adams William L. Cegogeine Major D. Olmes John A. Comet This year we wish to extend a special salute to our Board of Education for their efforts toward the building of a new high school. Under the leadership of William Clark, president, these twenty-one men have successfully provided the vital link between the people of Oil City and the administration of the school system. R. S. Goodwill Secretary of Oil City' Schools Cyrus T. Rynd Frank M. Short' Merwin E. Tarr John E. Weaver Charles S. Webber 17

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James D. Schwab, Assistant Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Schwab, our assistant principal, is a jack-of-all-trades. He is in charge of not only the attendance and the many records involved but also the disciplinary needs of Senior. He directs the stage crew and must be present for all evening uses of the auditorium. Out of school Mr. Schwab likes to spend his spare time hunting, reading, or working around his home. He is a native of Oil City and was graduated from Cranberry High School. He received his B.S. degree at Clarion and his Master's at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Schwab works at his task of keeping attendance records. 19