Olean High School - Congress Yearbook (Olean, NY)

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ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Troup, Malcolm G. Tucker, Joseph L. Tucker, Richard TuTTle, Charles TuTTle, John Mark Ueblhear, Alvin F. Ursoy. Harold Ursoy, James UTTer, Ralph L. Vales, Jerome Valle. Alired H. Vallely, Joseph R. VanDeusen, Charles L. VanDixon, Gerald Vancuren, ArThur Varley, RoberT Vena, Edward Vena. ViCTor D. VicTor, Alex VicTor, Leonard Volrz, Volh. Frank E. John Vossler, Richard Vroman, Thomas F. WakeTield. Edwin O. Weldeck, Jack Waldeck, Richard D. Waldick, Bernard Walker, Donald J. Wallen, AlberT John Wallon. Bernard T. Walrarh, WalTer WalTers, Jack WalTers, William Wanamaker, Lawrence H. Wanamaker, Ralph Wands. Howard A. Ward, Donald F. Wariield, VicTor Warner, AlTon Waskow, John Waskow, PeTer M, Wasmer, Roy WaTers, George J. WaTers. Joseph WaTson, Joe L. WeaqraTT, Harry WeaTherell, ChesTer H., Jr Weaver, Gordon T. Weaver, Harold Weber, George lgnaTius Weber, John Weber, Richard Weber, RoberT B. Weed. Charles Malcolm Weis, James Welch, Paul Welch, Theodore H. Weldon, Raymond Paul Wenke, Bernard Wenke, John H. Wenke, Lawrence Wenke, Paul P. Wenke, Richard Wenke, RoberT W. WerTs, BurTon Wesley, John J. A TOAST LeT us raise a ToasT To The widening hosT OT Americans serving Their naTion. To Those Thousands o' lads, and Their broThers and dads, Who are saving our Tree civilizaTion. To The men from The mills and The Tarms and The hills And The ciTies and mounTains and plains. To The workers and miners and plane designers And crews on The ships and The Trains. Wherever They are-be iT near, be iT Tar On The land, in The air, on The sea. WiTh a sTouTness oT hearT They are doing Their parT To keep This The land oT The Tree. So, good luck and God speed Them, may noThing impede Them Nor make Them delay nor digress May due Time Tind Them wiTh power behind Them To roll up a Tinal success! -JOSEPH FTSCHER '43 'A' l'l DenoTes ThaT These men have given Their liTe Tor Their counTry. NOTE: This lisT OT one-Time sTudenTs oT The Olean High School was compiled from daTa, Tur- nished by The local draTT board, The Olean recruiT- ing oTTicers Tor The Navy, The Marine Corps, The Coasi Guard, The Tiles of The Olean Times-Herald, and names submiTTed by The sTudenT body. The lisT is admiTTedly incompleTe,-since many of our graduaTes and Tormer sTudenTs have enlisTed Trom oTher inducTion cenTers. BuT iT is, aT leasT, a goodly proporTion,-and we oTTer iT as repre- senTaTive oT The honored group oT O. H. S. heroes who are, in diTTerenT branches oT The armed Torces. loyally serving Their counTry. 'TB Wesley, Leo WesTTall, Gerald WesTon, W. Douglas WesTon, Gerald A. WeTmore, William M. Wheeler, Gene M. Wheeler, James Wheeler, Neil Whipple, RoberT A. WhiTe, Bernard David WhiTe, RoberT G. WhiTeman, William H. WhiTmer, Leo Wholeben, Bernard Wholeben, Norberf WhiTe, Roberl' G. Wiggins, Leonard G. Wilber, Richard N. Wilcox, Bernard Wilde, Emil Charles Wiles, Frank John Wilkinson, RoberT C. Wilkinson, RoberT L. Wilkinson, Roland G. Charles Donald A. William, Williams, Williams. Eugene Williams, Roberl' C. Williams, Williams, STewarT J. William F. Wilson, Frank Wilson. James K. Wilson, Mervin F. Wilson. Roberl' Winicki, Frank Winicki, John W. WiTherell, James WiTTenburg, Charles R. WiTTenburg. Raymond WiTTenburg, William D. WiTTenburq, William R. WiTTer, Leroy Wolfram. George WollasTon, David Wood, Howard Wood. Raymond M. Woodard, James L. Woodcock, James W. WorTh, Jay WrighT, RoberT M. WrighT, Roscoe U. WrighT, William H. WueThrich, Ralph WurTz, Lloyd Yagelowich, Raymond E. Yew, Sheldon Yehl, Addison R. Yehl, Dean Yehl, FenTon Young, ArThur Young, Charles J. Young, William Thomas Zawada. John Joseph Zdroiowy, Raymond Zemer, AlberT Zemer, Joseph Zimmerman, RoberT Zink, James J. Zoghibe, James M.

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ny: wygvwvl Q OUR SCHOOL AT WAR HE year of I943. The NaTion aT War. We Think of War as a series of dramaTic acTions. a medley of screeching shells, The 400-mile-an-hour swoop of The dive bomber, The roaring advance of Tanks, The dash of The desTroyer, The Thundering broadside oT The baTTleship-and greaT shells sTriking Their TargeT, TwenTy miles away. BuT back of all This, sTreTches a supply line of workers and maTerials-men and women in TacTories, blood donors. Red Cross workers, airplane spoTTers, war bond sellers, paTienT siTTers aT communicaTion cenTers. and Tenders oT vicTory gardens. The machine gun, The riveTing gun, and The spray gun are all working aT The same job. ln America's all ouT war, O. H. S. is playing iTs loyal parT. EighT of our Teachers are in service. Some l50O of our boys are wearing The uniforms of The various armed Torces, and are TighTing on every TronT. The pupils of our undergraduaTe group are vying wiTh each oTher in civilian service--in making possible The mainTenance of a Ten-million army in The baTTle TronTs oT The world. Besides Their eTTorT To aTTain physical TiTness and mechanical proficiency Tor possible war acTiviTy, They are buying War STamps and Bonds, manning observaTion posTs, acTing as air wardens, building model-airplanes Tor idenTiTicaTion purposes aT aviaTion schools, rolling bandages, col- lecTing scrap and Tending VicTory Gardens . ln our zeal Tor The war eTTorT , however, we are noT TorgeTTing The needs of The posT war period and The reTurn oT peace. Our English and our social science classes, our sTudenT organizaTions, such as We, The STudenTs , are sTriving To insTill a world consciousness and a world mindedness inTo The minds oT our youTh. as a necessary prerequisiTe To This new era. We musT sense The need of greaTer uniTy, wiThin our naTion: we musT conTinue wiTh uniTy among The UniTed NaTionsg we musT look forward To uniTy among all The peoples oT The world. The O. H. S. reporTs Tor service. HERBERT L. SACKETT Principal, Olean High School 20