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

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 Record breaking” accents girls’ season Ten new records were established during the season by the girls’ swim team. Twelve swimmers qualified for the District 10 meet, which took place at Edinboro State College on February 20 and 21. About midseason, the girls received new warm-ups, which helped to build their spirit and morale. The team, coached by Miss Peg Adams and co-captained by Pam McCarter and Patsy Van Dyke, finished the season with seven wins and four losses and captured third place in Section II with a record of 6-4. GIRLS’ SWIMMING Oil City Opponent 109 St. Mary’s 63 116 Brookville 55 57 McDowell 115 24 Warren 59 47 Titusville 36 44 Meadville 128 99 Franklin 70 71 Warren 98 105 Titusville 67 40 Meadville 132 100 Franklin 69 115 Brookville 54 71 St. Mary’s 101 Won 7 Lost 6 far Amy Zemanski demonstrates perfect form on a back dive in layout position. Center: Rick Bell, Jeff Enos, and Brad Holmes explode off the starting blocks. Above: Coach Enos delivers a pep talk to his son Tim. Far Left: Pam McCarter rests after winning her event. Athletics 29

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J. V. cagers attain a 13-1 season The j. v. girls’ basketball team, coached by Mrs. Dixie Agnew and Deb McKissick, ended its season with a creditable 13-1 record. The team’s only loss was a 17-16 defeat to Cranberry. Co-captains of the squad were Bonnie Winger and Karen Wujick. Right: Oilerettes tangle with opponents to gain control of the ball. Far Right: Franklin adversaries swarm around Karen Wujick. Right: Deb McKissick, assistant coach discusses new strategy with team members. J.V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Oil City Opponent 23 Titusville 12 27 Rocky Grove 24 41 Franklin 14 20 Bradford 27 22 Corry 5 51 Warren 14 13 Bradford 28 28 Meadville 26 36 Cranberry 26 41 Titusville 23 25 Rocky Grove 23 46 Franklin 13 33 Corry 9 45 Warren 6 35 Meadville 28 16 Cranberry 17 Won 13 Lost 3 28 Athletics

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Kern only tanker at States Scott Kern took two firsts, one in the 100-yard butterfly and the other in the 200-yard individual medley, at Districts to qualify for the State meet, which was held at the Penn State University on March 5 and 6. Seven others besides Kern had qualifying times at the Section II meet and competed in Districts. The boys’ swim team, coached by Jim Enos and co-captained by Rick Bell and Tim Fritz, compiled an 8-7 record for the season and took third place in Section II with a record of 6-4. Upper Right: Mary Jo Wnuk takes a breath during her second lap of butterfly in the 200-yard individual medley. Right: Scott Kern pulls ahead in the 100-yard butterfly. BOYS’ SWIM TEAM - Row 1: Guy Gray. Tom Friedhaber, Dan Sottiaux, Mike Echenoz, Dave Haniwalt. Brad Holmes. Row 2: Tim Enos, Randy Schwabenbauer, Joe Osenider, Chris Elnicki, Tim Fritz, Todd Cooper. Row 3: Joe Carlile, Jeff Enos, Mark Schettler, Rick Bell, Gertie, mascot; Mark Aites, Scott Kern, Coach Enos. 30 Athletics