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

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Traditions Upheld by Student Body The students of Oil City Senior High place great importance on the traditions of the school, according to a survey taken by the Oil Can staff. While most seniors tended to think that the selection of queens was unimportant to the school, saying it was a popularity con- test, many said that queens were important to carry out tradition. Other traditions listed as being important to the students were: the Alma Mater, Christmas candlelight program, prom, Alumni Day, and pep assemblies. 15

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Musical Activities Enjoyed at OCHS While only about five percent of the senior student body believe that music is the most important facet of school life, more than half agreed that they were proud of both the band and the vocal groups in the music depart- ment. The vocal department provides the musical entertainment at the Christmas pro- gram and Swing Out program annually. The A Cappella Choir also presents programs for various civic groups. Most students, ac- cording to a survey, also agreed that band performances at home games added en- joyment forthe spectators at half-time. ln ad- dition to half-time performances, the band plays at Band Night and gives other musical presentations. 17