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

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Changes at OCHS Many changes have occurred in our school this year. We have a new telephone system and a computer for attendance records which necessitated creating separate homerooms for vo-tech students. The building was made accessible to wheelchairs, and the senior class enchanced the courtyard with their oil derrick project. The football team, in their colorful new jerseys, stimulated school spirit with several exciting wins, and the Oiler Marching Band expanded its ranks by adding a dance line. Dr. Matchulet retired at mid-year and Mr. Howard Lehman succeeded him as superintendent. This '85 Oil Can focuses on these as well as other fascinating CHANCES. Top middle: Jason Tweed tries out the newly installed chair lift. Top right: At Warren, the scoreboard indicated an Oiler victory. Middle left: OMB's new dancers entertain the crowd. Middle right: Mrs. Stuart is a new teacher in the business department. Right: The Oilers show their new blue colors. Bottom: Mr. Pierce is proud of his vo-tech homeroom. 2

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Oil Can 1985 Oil City Senior High School Oil City, Pennsylvania 16301 Volume 64 Changes Table of contents Student Life......................6 Sports...........................26 Academics........................62 Organizations Clubs............82 Faculty.........................106 Underclassmen...................122 Seniors.........................142 Closing.........................174 Advertising.....................178

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Top left: Mrs. Groner uses the new phone system which allows for more confidential calls, makes more phones accessible to intercom, and provides a number of other convenience features. Top right: The fall sports schedule indicates volleyball's new season. Middle left: Jeff talks to Mrs. Tharp about a schedule change. Middle right: Gumby is the new Oil Can computer. Far left: New business teacher Miss Ashworth uses the new back-up copier. Left: The senior class oil derrick improves the appearance of the cafeteria courtyard. Bottom: Mrs. Shoup now records attendance on computer. 3