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

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Students occupy their time Numerous students hold jobs during their high school years. The jobs are different, but the main objective is the same — to make money. Besides jobs, many people have interesting hobbies. Whether flying a plane or taking Karate lessons, hobbies can be both fun and educational. Top right: Should I save that lady? — Ed Munoz at Hasson Pool. Middle left: Mike Merwin takes out an order at Shop-n-Save. Middle right: I thought I had more hours than that. — Matt Clark at Riverside. Bottom left: Susan Stephens spends many hours practicing gymnastics. NEXT PAGE: Top left: This book doesn't belong here. — Laurie Welms at the Oil City Library. Top right: Denise Baker pours coffee for a customer at the Colonial Restaurant. Middle left: See my plane! — Chris Culbertson after his first solo flight. Middle right: Michelle smiles on her first day on the job. Bottom left: Jeff Craft, a prominent boxer in the local arena, mixes it up with Mike Renninger, a black belt in Karate. Bottom right: May I take your order? Paula Britt at McDonald's. 10

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Top: The band showed its precision as ii led the parade. Upper middle left: Kim enjoyed playing with the children at the pool party. Upper middle: Miss Peg Adams took first place among women in the Oil Heritage Classic bicycle race. Lower middle left: Amy Williams competed in the Superstars contest. Lower middle: Chris Conway, Mike Jolley, and Mike Gesing placed third in the bed race. Middle right: Missy and Kurt sold pop and cookies to benefit the OMB. Bottom left: Ron rode in the parade with the Bar-bertones. Bottom middle: The cheerleaders carried banners for the Kiddie parade. Bottom right: Russ raced on a wheelchair for the Superstars competition. 9

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with jobs and hobbies 11