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

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School wasn't all scholastic work during our journey through this year: all of us found time, in one way or another, to enjoy our favorite pastimes. The senior high offers a sufficient amount of extra- curricular activities. Some pas- times were geared toward athletics. Many students practiced before and after school for games and meets. While some of our talents leaned towards musical ac- tivities, which took place before, during, and after school. There were also a num- ber of clubs and activities for students during school hours. Many schools don't provide such a vast extra-curricular program. At O.C.H.S., we are fortunate that a myriad of activities has been offered to make our journey a little more pleasurable. Right: Mark Bish gets to know personally the bones of the human skeletal system. Below: Vangie Lyman and Wendy Herron use their free time to play cards. Pastimes keep students Mn- is as fit fiat? Y V, l 10 5 1 i 2 2 x

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Downtown events attract many While traveling on ouriourney through the school year, we digress from the main road onto other paths. These paths in- clude outside-of-school activities, which occur during the school year and summer vacation. Last Spring the students studying a for- eign language participated in the lan- guages' soccer match. The French stu- dents took first place by winning the highest number of games. ln our leisure moments a large percent- age of our school can be seen enjoying various activities - swimming at the city pool or Two-Mile Run, ice skating and roll- er skating, bowling, watching the softball games, going to the movies, shopping at malls, and working at after-school and summer jobs. Top: Karen Badach and Christy Helck break the silence with their saxes. Below: The talented Lyman family sings to the crowd at Justus Park. Bottom left: Was The Thinker ever a discour- aged editor? Bottom right: We were proud of Tracy McFadden in the Oil Heritage Parade. Last summer Oil Heritage Week drew a large crowd to downtown Oil City. The Oil City High School Marching Band, Color guard and Majorettes participated in the Oil Heritage Parade. Oil City Senior High was proud to have had Beth Cook and Tracy McFadden represent the school for the Oil Heritage Queen Contest. Qt X ff. -.,, 12