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

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iF Dedication to Anabel Soott Samonsky Anabel Scott Samonsky is a name synonymous with yearbook production excellence at Oil City Senior High School. Her eight years as advisor culminated with the Medalist Award, Columbia Scholastic Press Associations highest award, for the 1971 Oil Can. Although she discontinued the advisorship this year, she continued for the sec- ond year to assist in the production of the Senior Hi News. Her sincerity, frankness, and perseverance contributed greatly to the success of the publications. Indeed, her responsiveness to and support of all students characterized her seventeen year teaching career in the Oil City Area School District. ln those years she has taught in elementary schools and also physical education, health, reading, and journalism in the high school. She was graduated from Oil City High School, attended Edinboro State College, and was granted a Bachelor of Science degree from the Universi- ty of Indiana in Bloomington, Indiana. Outside of her school activities, Mrs. Samonsky devoted herself to her husband john and her children, jack Samonsky and jill Samonsky Flinchbaugh, and to her church. A distinct honor came to her in 1969 when she was selected as a lay delegate to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. Her friendliness, sense of humor and kindness are reflected in her warm smile and twinkling eyes. 2