Oley Valley High School - Olean Yearbook (Oley, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

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Yes, we realize this to be our heritage. Great men of science have developed marvelous new things-the atom bomb, iet planes faster than sound, rockets which may someday carry passengers to the moon. But it is left to us. the generation following those men, to deal with these things so that they bring peace and prosperity to the world, not war and desolation. A race in ac- cumulating such weapons and building only upon the deadly uses of them can lead only to a third World War in which mankind could be wiped off the face of the earth. Therefore, we, the younger generation, must be wiser in the future years and develop the helpful side of these magical new discoveries. Each of us needs a strong character and stable personality to withstand the im- pact of these rapidly changing conditions, an alert mind to evaluate and solve the prob- lems life inevitably brings to us, a tolerant attitude toward his fellow men throughout the whole world, and the intelligence to lead others through safe channels to a peaceful and happy world. In these pages we shall not only show you the events of the past year but pic- ture for you some of our conceptions of the future. Although you may marvel at the streamlined world to come, it shall arrive, and we must be prepared for it. Undoubtedly the school shall be effected by it. We could dream of a day when classes will be very informal, with overstuffed chairs for all, personal drinking fountains, and a television set in every room-but that is iust a flight into fantasy. However, improved school fa- cilities are bound to be introduced. In this school we have received not only a formal education but valuable instru- tion in getting along with our fellowmen which will be useful to us in the future. Our symbol, the rocket ship, expresses this expectation of rapid changes. Thus, wide vistas will be revealed to us in the future, and we sincerely hope we can face them, not as a grim duty, but willingly, as a task that may promote happiness for ourselves and others. 6OllteI'lfJ Faculty -- page 5 Seniors - page 13 Underclassmen - page 29 Activities - page 35 Alumni - page 57 One 'WO OLEY HIGH SCHOOL Sckoof syififorg The educational history of Oley begins with the French Huguenots, Quakers, and Ger- mans. These good people, in order to see their children prop- erly educated, began the first schools in their homes. The first Moravian school was built in 1742. After that followed various private or pay schools until Merkel's School, the first public one, was estab- lished on Iohn Clouser's land. In 1857 the Oley Academy was set up. the brick building in which it was housed still stand- ing in the town. The first high school was a two-story brick building. When this was destroyed in 1927. a need for a more modern struc- ture was felt and the present one erected. l ma.. Wafer We sing to Oley High School, We make for thee a crown. Noble and strong. Rest on thy brow To thee with loyal hearts, Pride, honor, glory, love, We raise our song. Before thee bow. May your spirits never die, Swelling to I-leaven's high Nor your walls decay. Our praises ring. We will sing our praises, Pray that Oley High School Through endless days. Survives all things. --------OLEY HIGH SCHOOL eEZ5eJicafion Dear Class of 'Fiftyz You were born at the dawn of an era which has since been called the era of the common man. It is true that the era has been marred by a war, but it is as true that it has been stimulated by that war. That war may well serve to remind us, too, that in this, our era, great strides of social progress have been and are being taken -- and that such social progress is paced by the greatest nation the world has ever known. Provident grace has made you a part of that greatest nation - - that nation of cosmopolitan individuals whose unlim- ited initiative and energy has wrung endless new horizons from the world of L. Four WAYNE G. WESSNER the atom, in such recent months as your own high school days. As you take leave of your alma ma- ter, you have expressed, through this book, a zeal and yearning for the future -- and well you may, for you are the most richly blessed youth of the world. Unscathed by war, you bring to the future unblemished hope for even great- er progress. Yours is the heritage of democracy's, You're as good as I am. Yours is the opportunity of the land which represents the epitome of the great social faith that - - u The individual human being is of surpassing worth. The earth and human culture be- long to all men. Men can and should rule them- selves. The human mind can be trusted and should be set free. The method of peace is superior to that of war. Racial, cultural, and political mi- norities should be tolerated, respected, and valued. May provident grace continue to at- tend and bless your vibrant, youthful efforts as you ply your every talent, in places great and small, to the fur- ther uplifting of your fellowmen. In truth - - There is a destiny that makes us brothers. None goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. QV N HIHIIIII mlm, V n a n , y XJM El Vw ,- , -N ...,. A- -'-, Q K .Sc oo ' . sikf ' Few Ad U ESTITHUUJ W, if Q ni ' , v QX I xx l Ziff xA1.L b l:'f1w,, W X X' X XXX qvligf xo X GY ' X 5 f f N C9 0?Ww2n, 'V + X fx ' X ' - A Xi-. N f f N I iff ,fl If 'M '- .ofligsigilzifgg-' A A -X N L U5 NN ,Q M SCA00! Boa,- Seated: Vice-President, Henry H. Eyrich: Leon Sittler. Standing: President, Dr. Mark D. Grim: Secretary, Naomi Gehret: Treasurer, Wilson S. Rohrbach. 7 jo fAe C add 0 The Board of Directors congratulates the graduating class of 1950 and wishes each one of its members increasing success in the future. Your future will be a bright one if your guiding 1ight keeps leading you ever onward to greater achievements. M. D. Grim l President of School Board F ive 'ix 30 Me Clfaw 0 l950: Your graduation marks the first for the second half of our century. Your motto indicates your fitting goal- The future is our guiding light. Your efforts and your ideals have brought you success - - graduation. Congratula- tions, to each and every member of the class. May success and happiness be yours always. Fortunately, those who have gone before have charted many of the landmarks and milestones that give direction and breadth to our careers. Happier and more efficient years ahead result from a good start. It is impor- tant that we know and recognize our needs: namely, to develop our personality in the way we most desire and to resolve the many conflicts that arise in every-day living. Life itself is simple: it is man that makes it complicated. Man's intellect gives him many advantages, yet he is enmeshed in material things and is in a constant struggle with conflicting desires, with prejudices, with greed and ambition. To succeed he needs a definite goal, promoted by self-interest and seasoned by a sense of humor and of proportion. In short, we need to develop a way of life that leads us to happiness. To learn to interpret the signs of the times is our challenge. I know of no way of judging the future but by the past. We need to develop the ability to adjust ourselves to change. The lessons we learn from living with people to-day will be useful to-morrow. Ideologies differ, but let us always resolve to live the democratic way of life. You will be the leaders of to-morrow. Think creatively, act cooperatively, and assume responsibility, In the mean- time, there is work to be done, as there always will be. FREDERICK H. STAUFFER Oley, Pa. Muhlenberg College, Ph. B. Columbia University. M. A. Supervising Principal MARIE S. IANISZEWSKI Oley. Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. First Grade EDITH M. REIDER Oley. Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. Second and Third Grades MARY W. SCI-IAEFPER Oley. Pa. Kutztown State Teachers College Second Grade MIRIAM B. WESSNER Oley, Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. Third Grade Seven SARA Y. MANWILLER Oley, Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. Reading, History, Penmanship 4,5,6 FLORENCE G. BHUNNER 1050 N. Filth Street Heading. Pa. Kutztown State Teachers College English, Arithmetic, Geography 4, 5, 6 Eight WILLI H. DETURK Oley, Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. Health, Literature, Spelling 4, 5, 6 SARA E. FRIDINGER 155 E. Main Street Ephrata. Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. Art, Stage Art, Yearbook and Speak-O-Link Art CARL W. BLANK 101 Fleetwood Avenue Fleetwood, Pa. Pennsylania State College, B. S. Vocational Agriculture, Shop. F.F.A., Stage Scenery. Father-and-Son Banquet THELMA G. ERB Iacksonwald, Pa. Ursinus College, A. B. English, Yearbook. Debating Public Speaking, Horizon Club Operetta Dramatics ANNA H. CHASE 119 N. 24th Street Mount Penn, Pa. West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Physical Education, History, Health Girls' Athletics, Girls' Leaders LLEWELLYN M. HEFFLEY Oley. Pa. Muhlenberg College, B. S. University of Pennsylvania, M. S. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Algebra Science, Magazine Campaign Science Club, Yearbook Business Assistant Faculty Manager of Athletics N ine ALFRED S. KN ABB Oley. Pa. West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Columbia University, M. A. Physical Education, Health, General Science, Boys' Athletics, Faculty Manager of Athletics ESTHER R. LASH St. Lawrence, Pa. West Chester State Teachers College Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. English, Library, Library Club Speak-O-Link l I l THOMAS S. KNECHT Oley, Pa. Albright College, A. B. Latin, German, English Class Play Ten PAULINE S. LEVENGOOD Oley, Pa. Mansfield State Teachers Col., B.S Home Economics, Related Arts F.H.A., Assistant to Girls' Coach Mother-and-Daughter Banquet I AMES F. SHANKWEILER 917 N. Front Street Reading. Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col. B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M. S. Mathematics, Guidance, Geography Student Service, Commencement Student Council, Assistant to the Supervising Principal WAYNE G. WESSNER Oley, Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col., B.S. Lehigh University, M. A. Mathematics, Speak-O-Link Student Service CARL E. STRITTMATTER 4512 Eighth Avenue Temple, Pa. Kutztown State Teachers Col.. B.S. Social Studies, Town Meeting of the Air, Legion Essay Contest. Assistant to the Boys' Coach L. PEMBERTON WILLIAMS 11 Coover Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Instrumental and Vocal Music Operetta, Band, Orchestra Cheerleaders, Glee Club, Hi-Y Eleven MARIE H' DETURCK H. REBECCA SNYDEH VIRGINIA R. REICHERT University of Pennsylvania, B.S. School Nurse Secretary Social Studies On Leave of Absence 'Wim' .1 H - COOKS BUS DRIVERS WOODROW ROTHENBERGER MONROE DETURK HUNTER CLOUSER CUSTODIANS HELEN DETURK - LOTTIE DETURCK LESTER SCHAEFFER - EMMA DETURCK Twelve QL 1 emimws Q QM XR ' :' 5 QW G l fx .'l'. - D 1' Hu nuns 'WB g il 4. Pf'f' . UU 1- ::::5g11 U X nur V f-2 X W Rv 7 X X 5 X Nfqcxz - - iff ig? is fm. Jf 'W ,A A Hn MW, ' ' : WIN., X 4 ' ! yf'n,,q 1 B U i ly M ' 'pfsk-fb - Q5 X, gm- 1 1 him...-. .iff X7 9 5 if 60 fo FJ if in ' Gi 34,5 X? '3 Green I' Q K l Gnd Gray C f a A 4 We Ho The future is our guiding light. jle Cfadd jfouler' jo my 6fa44male4: Having completed our high school education, each person must choose the vocation in which he or she is most apt to succeed. This should be the most important decision in each person's life. Some wish to obtain additional education by attending colleges, business schools and other institutions. Others expect to work in industry. Some vocational students intend to start farming or work on farms. We, as students, are blessed with opportunities in selecting vocations. We are living in a very prosperous country, and each individual should know his aim before he leaves high school. In this way the individual can obtain the maximum education in the field in which he is interested. Through the guidance of the school faculty, and with experience as our best teacher, we have gained at least a portion of the knowledge necessary to carry on later life. To each classmate I wish frequent knockings of opportunity, a world at peace, and group and individual success. Sincerely, LeRoy Howard Class President Thirteen PAULINE D. ANGSTADT Manatawny-March l4, 1932 Polly -Vocational Girls' Leaders 1: F.H.A. Vice-president 4: Senior Chorus 2.3: Olean Staff 4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Special feelings toward steak U- Oh shucks! T-Growing house plants U-Red motor scooter and black Plymouth R-Careless people E-Industry RALPH HAROLD ANGSTADT Fleetwood R. D. 31-Sept. 3. 1932 Red -Academic Boys' Leaders 1: Press Club 2-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Public Speaking 3: LV. Basketball 1-3: Cross Country 1-2: Baseball 1: Intramurals 1-4. F-One vote for ice cream U- How about that? T-Collects pennies to pass time U-Mystery programs R-Homework! E-Plans to attend Tulane University IREN E GRACE BIEBER Oley-Ian. 24. 1933 Reenie -Vocational Camp Fire Girls 1-2: Horizon Club 3. president 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Band 2-4: Olean Stafl 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Intramurals. F-Relishes seafood U- By jiggers T-Sewing and playing piano U-Winter sports and her bicycle R-People biting finger nails--ugh! E-Music or industry MARY CAVANOUGH BLANEY Oley. Box 41-Nov. 7. 1932 Academic Press Club l: Glee Club 3-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: County Chorus 4: Operetta 3-4: Track 4: Softball 2-4: Hockey 2-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Spaghetti anytime U- That's tough T-Sports R-Conceited people- -no friends of hers ' E-Horticulture U-Ice skating and driving- -yes! 3 ROGER SPENCER BUCH Fleetwood R. D. 33-April 27, 1932 Hog -Vocational l-'.l-'.A. 2-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Soccer 3-4: Basketball 2-4: Cross Country 2: Track 3-4: Baseball l-4: Intramurals l-4. F-Diner diet- -cheeseburgers and milk shakes U- That Lucky Old Sun T-Sports and farming U-Convertibles R-State police bother him E-Farming LEON CLAUDE BURKHART Stony Creek Mills R. D. 31-March 25. 1932 Spib -Academic Boys' Leaders 1: Glee Club 3-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Operetta 3-4: Class Treasurer 3: Cross Country 2: Baseball 1. 3. 4: Soccer 2-4: Intramurals. F-Ah! those Italian sandwiches U- You're Breaking My Heart T-Hunting and fishing U-Good food, new Ford, S's R-Smart people E-Flyer in the Army Air Force DOROTHY ALBERTA CLAUSER Oley--Feb. 18, 1932 Dottie -Vocational Girls' Leaders 1-2: Glee Club 3-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Operetta 244: Band 2-4: Olean Staff 4: Cheerleaders l-2: Basketball -l-4: Hockey l-4: Track 1-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Veal cutlets for this lass U- Some Enchanted Evening T-Roller skating and dancing U-Neat clothes R-Oddly enough, she loathes spaghetti. E-Modeling GENE RAY CORRELL Oley R. D. 81-Feb. 2, 1933 Genie -Academic Press Club 1-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Olean Stafl 4: Soccer 2-4: LV. Basketball 2-3: Baseball 3-4: Intramurals 1-4. F--Corn- -yes, we said corn. U- Come, come, you're not trying T-Television enthusiast U-Favors the Yankees R-Onions E-Machinist ROBERT FRANKE Oley R. D. 31-Nov. 5. 1932 1 ranky -Academic Press Club l-3: Editor-in-chief 4: Class Treasurer I: Olean Stall 4. F-Three square meals U- Peg O' My Heart T-Camera and radio U-Food again! R-Women and ferocious dogs E-Communication maintenance IOYCE MARIE GARMAN Fleetwood R. D. 33-May 29. 1932 Academic Girls' Leaders 1: Press Club 3-4: Senior Chorus: Public Speaking 3: Olean Staff 4: Cheerleaders 3-4: Hockey 2-4: Basketball 2-4: Track 1, I: Softball 2-4: Intramurals i-4. F-Italian sandwiches and milk shakes U-- Crime-in-atties T-Really sports U-Movies R--Being called Choice instead of Ioyce E-Industrial or commerical worker DOROTHY MARIE HAFER Manatawny-June 6. 1932 Dot -Academic Girls' Leaders 1. 3. 4: Glee Club 2: Senior Chorus 2-4: Cheerleaders 1-4: Band 3-4: Olean Star! 4: Basketball 2-4: Hockey 2-4: Softball 2-4: Track 2-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Steaks on her menu U- I Can Dream, Can't I T-Sports and music U-Clothes and a classmate R-Turnips and insistent people E-Interior decorating DALE EUGENE HARTLINE Boyertown R. D. 31-May 26. 1932 Academic Boys' Leaders l. 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Soccer 1. 3. 4: Basketball 2-4: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 1-4: Baseball 1. 2. 4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Plenty of chicken pot pie U-- You fool, you! T-Television fiend U-Milton Berle fan R-Dreads engine trouble E-Truck driving GERALD W. I. HEIST Manatawny-Oct. 19. 1932 Ierry -Vocational Boys' Leaders 4: Hi-Y. president 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Olean Stall 4: I.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3-4: Baseball 2-4: Cross Country 3: Track 3: Soccer 3-4: Intramurals 2-4. F-Delicious homemade pot pie U- That Lucky Old Sun T-Sports U-Basketball, a gal, driving a new Olds R-Reading E-Industry ERMA MARY HETRICK Limekiln-Ian. 13. 1932 Rama -Vocational Girls' Leaders 1. 3: Press Club 3. 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: County Chorus 2-4: Olean Stat! 4: F.F.A. Sweetheart: Cheerleading 1-4: Softball 2: Track l. 2: Basketball 2: Hockey 2. 3. manager 4: Intramurals 1-4. , F-Always sipping milk shakes U- Quit it out T-Selling U-Dreamy dances and doggie roasts R-Two-faced people tnot the freaks? E-Interior decorating LEROY ELMER HOWARD Stony Creek Mills R. D. 81-Iuly 10. 1932 John -Vocational F.F.l-1. 1-4: Ssnior Chorus 2-4: Band 1-4: Orchestra l-4: Operetta 2-4: Public Speaking 3: Class President 2-4: Olean Staff 4: Cross Country 2: lntramurals l-4. F-Italian sandwiches U-Exclaims You fool, you T-Attends football and baseball games U-Finds pleasure in wrestling R-Quick-tempered folks E-Farming IACKSON GROVER KELLER Limekiln-Sept. 18. 1932 Jackie -Vocational F.F.A. 2-4: Senior Chorus l-4: Band 3-4: Orchestra 4: Intramurals 2-4. F-Potatoes U-Challenges with Oh, yeah! T-Driving a Plymouth U-Baseba11's exciting. R-Dancing E-He'll be a rich farmer. ANNA LUCETTA LOEB Oley R. D. 31-Feb. 25. 1932 Moldy -Vocational Press Club 1. 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: County Chorus 2-4: Operetta 3-4: Varsity Hockey 3-4: Basketball 2-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Sea food U- That's for sure T-Running around U-To drive in new cars R-Overly-sophisticated people E-Beautician IRVIN HENRY MANWILLER Fleetwood R. D. H3-Oct. 9. 1931 lrvie -Vocational p Boys' Leaders 1: l .F.A. 2-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Basketball 2: Baseball 3-4. F-Pumpkin pie's for him. U- Heh! T-Passes time by driving around U-Delights in swimming and baseball R-Annoying women E-Industry ARTHUR EUGENE MAST 'E' 6 Oley R. D. 31-Sept. 25. 1932 Masty -Vocational F.F.A. vice-president 1-3, president 4: Senior Chorus 3-4: Band 4: Intramurals 1-4. F-French fries U- And did it rain! T--Wood working U-Swimming and deep sea fishing R-Waiting and women E-D. H. I. A. milk testing DANIEL L. MATHIAS. IR. Cley R. D. 31-Oct. 9. 1932 Danny -Vocational , Glee Club 3-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Operetta 3-4: Band 2-4: Iunior Orchestra 1: Baseball 2-4: LV. Basketball 3: Intramurals l-4. F-French fries are his dish U- You're Breaking My Heart CYours too?l T--Sports and listening to the radio U-Driving, baseball, and rooting for the Yankees R-Working at night E-Store clerk CHARLES LEWIS MILLER. IR. Boyertown R. D. 32-Nov. 5, 1932 Charlie -Vocational Press Club 1: I .F.A. 2-3: Glee Club 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Band 1-4: Orchestra 3-4: Operetta 4: Track 2: Cross Country 2-3: Baseball 3-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Fried ham- -umm! U- Mule Train T-Model building U-Ice skating and swimming R-Dark, dreary days E-Mechanic ANNIE MOYER Oley-Sept. 15. 1932 1 Vocational P I .H.A. secretary-treasurer 4: Senior Chorus 2-4. F-Fond of spaghetti U-Prefaces opinions with Oh, shucks! T-Reading and crocheting U-Movies and hillbilly music R-Turnips E-lndustry NAYLAND DOUGLAS RINKER Fleetwood R. D. 31-lan. 7, 1932 Rinker --Academic Gleo Club, president and vice-president 3, 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Operetta Q 3: Band 2-4: Orchestra 3-4: Baseball 2-4: Soccer 2-4: Basketball 2-4: Track 2-4: Intramurals l-4. F-Potatoes U- Moonlight Serenade T-Going down Route 73 U-Girls R-Hates being called boy scout E--Sheet metallist RAY RALPH ROTHENBERGER Oley-Oct. l. 1932 Academic Press Club I-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Orchestra 4: Operetta 3-4: Class Secretary 3-4: Public Speaking 3: Debating 2-3. F-Chicken U- Rhapsody in Blue T-Raises flowers U-Those loud neckties R-Work and lazy people E-Hopes for musical career EUGENE H. SCHLEGEL Oley-Feb. 28. 1932 Schleqel -Vocational Boys' Leaders 1: F .F .A. 2-3. chaplain 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Band 1-4 Orchestra l-4: Operetta 2-4: Basketball 1: Intramurals 1-4. F-Ice cream U- Aw, go fly a kite! T- Chugs around on a scooter U-Loves to eat R-Waiting for his brother E-Farmer-to-be SHIRLEY IEAN SITTLER Manatawny-Ian. 14. 1933 Academic Glee Club 3: Press Club 1. 3. 4: Senior Chorus 1. 3. 4: Public Speaking 3: Olean Editor 4. F-Has a passion for spaghetti U 2-4: County Chorus -Says Ye gads! when aggravated T-Reading, filling a photograph album U-Bing Crosby, singing Stardust R-Onions and fussy people E-Service in the WAVES KERMIT WILLIAM SNYDER Fleetwood R. D. 31-Sept. 8. 1932 Kermie -Academic Boys' Leaders 1-2: Glee Club 3-4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Band 1-4 Orchestra 2-4: Operetta 3-4: Soccer 1-4: LV. Basketball 2-3: Cross Country 2: Track 1: Baseball 1-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-Spaghetti and meatballs U- Let's get on the ball T-A so-called hunter U--Good hunting equipment R-Conceited people E-Wishes to be a pilot ELEANOR MAE WENTZEL Oley--March 27. 1932 Ellie -Vocational Glee Club 3-4: F.H.A. 1: Senior Chorus 2-4: Operetta 3-4: Basketball 1-4: Intramurals 1-4. F-French tries U- S1ipping Around T-Waste time U-Hillbilly music R-Staying home E-Industry County Chorus 3 ERNEST HENRY WHITAKER Oley R. D. 31-April 16. 1932 Ernie -Vocational F.F.A. l-4. vice-president 2. 4. treasurer 4: Senior Chorus 2-47 Operetta 2-4: Band 1-4: Orchestra 2-4: Public Speaking 3: lntra- murals 1-4. F-Anytime, anywhere, it's ice cream. U- You're Breaking My Heart T-Playing the trumpet U-Can't get enough music R-Onions are his poison. E-Our local Harry Iames DORIS MAE YEAGER Oley R. D. 31-August 19, 1932 Stinky -Academic Glee Club l-3. secretary-treasurer 4: Senior Chorus 2-4: Operetta 2-4: County Chorus 2-3: Public Speaking 3: Home Room President 4. F-Peaches U- Deah, deah! but it's Chopin's Polonaise in A flat T-Radio fiend ' U-A forty-niner R- slipping waitresses E-Office work HOWARD I. YOUNG Fleetwood R. D31-March 8, 1932 Younqie -Vocational Glee Club 4: Boys' Leaders 1: Senior Chorus 2-4: Baseball 2-4: Basketball 2: Intramurals l-4. F-Cheeseburgers and fried ham U- I Never See Maggie Alone T-Hunting 1Hunting what?J U-Ice skating and fishing R-Getting up early in the morning E-Mechanics MABEL D. ZIMMERMAN Oley-Ian. 10. 1932 M. Z. -Academic Press Club l: Camp Fire Girls 2: Glee Club 3-4: Senior Chorus 3-4: Olean Staff 4: Home Room Secretary-treasurer 4: Public Speaking 3: Operetta 3-4: lntramurals l-4. F-Chili-concarne U- Try anything once fShe does, too.l T-Hilarious parties U-Yearns for money R- Gripers and boys E-Missionary work is her aim. , Clfa66 K! Twenty-two fl 6 li? President: LeRoy Howard Vice-President: Ernest Whitaker Secretary: Ray Rothenberger Treasurer: Ralph Anqstadt Cfaaa .xdcfuiaorfs Mr. Wayne G. Wessner Miss Esther Lash Mr. Carl Blank Q Jllgi ,, E 3 7 ,agua - ofm Staff Editor-in-Chief: Assistant Editor: Girls' Sports Editors: Boys' Sports Editors: Photographers: Literary Editors: Business Manager: Art Editors: Shirley Sittler LeRoy Howard. Dorothy Haier, Dorothy Clauser. Ralph Angstadt, Dale Hartline. Robert Franke, Charles Miller. Doris Yeager, Ioyce Garman, Mabel Zim- merman, Mary Blaney, Irene Bieber. Ernest Whitaker, Erma Hetrick, Pauline Angst- adt, Leon Burkhart, Gene Correll, Eugene Schlegel. Ray Rothenberger, Ger- ald Heist. Twenty-three xgcliodgncracied a!,.L,,fl 5. lim! Iuuking' r ,lugs-fl - Uanxivl , Miwfwxl Rugzvr - Uorolhy llf , 'ilfllif' ' Twin 1 I, Biggmxl jlirls Slfwpiesl V ' Erma - Unis- ' ' Uuris - Lvuu Una! ymiilv A, . fra-uv - Ray E ' ' Mosf popular Harris - firm-1-I t 1 llqkiliiefxl Univ - Doris 1 1 Mm! Ialfzffg' In sierwwwsi' HPS, dn,55wl Nziylzxnd f Rl'7f3,'h ' 5h1rhx?, Arilunr - Drwmhy ll. ' Cfada .kliafory Our first year in school, 1938, marked the beginning of twelve years of social friendship. The first year in school saw members of the class taking part in a play entitled The Three Bears. We continued our progress in the primary grades. In third grade the primary grades presented a play entitled Cindere1la. With much activity in the grades we were now ready for pro- motion to the intermediate grades. In fourth grade we assisted in the presentation of Tom Sawyer. The boys remember the fifth year in school by the line who witnessed the use of the paddle. Another feature of our intermediate years was the play We Want Mother. We were now promoted to a new phase in schooling, the junior high school. The arrival in junior high school presented more intricate problems to be solved. In eighth grade we presented a Thanksgiving program including The Courtship of Miles Standish and Aunt Adele Reduces. In ninth grade we were introduced into a new field of study, science. A feature of this school year was the presentation of the plays A Day for Truants and Second Honeymoon. The athletes had a chance to participate in varsity and junior varsity sports. ' The next step was promotion to the sophomore year of education. We now had a choice between the academic or vocational courses. We partici- pated in the operetta The Mikado and the play Her Fatal Beauty. The first Oley Valley Community Fair was held in this year. The agriculture students were each to exhibit in two departments. We helped in the athletic events which were a part of the activities at the fair. Our junior year saw many important activities. A play was presented entitled The Ghost of a Show. The music department featured the operetta Pirates of Penzance. The second Oley Valley Fair was held. A junior-senior reception was held to honor the seniors. We also participated in a public speaking contest. We entered our senior year and felt the need for deeper consideration of affairs. We needed earnest work to get money for the yearbook and class trip. Our first major undertaking was the senior cake and cider stand at the third annual Oley Valley Fair. Through class cooperation the stand was a financial success. We served chocolate milk and sold candy each day. The operetta H. M. S. Pinafore was a feature for us. The yearbook staff was busy each day. Debating interested some seniors. We began work on our class play Great Expectations. May soon approached. Through guidance class help, most pupils had their vocations planned. Commencement approached and we soon began reminiscing about our school days. We had reached a crossroad of life. It was for each individual to choose his road on which to travel, equipped with the education he or she had received in school. gzfganst f l Twenty-five Twenty-six gasses-Gmvgbs EQ? GPS sffA,,,M,W7' We, the members of the class of '50, being in sound minds and healthy bodies, do bequeath to you, the members of the class of '51, the following of our outstanding characteristics, in the hope that you will use them wisely and conservatively: To Grace Clouser we bequeath Pauline Angstadt's sewing ability. Red Angstadt's hot rod will be received by that lucky Richie Conrath. Irene Bieber's musical talent shall be handed over to Richard Seidel. Elsie Deturck is named heir to Mary Blaney's talkativeness. The recipient of Leon Burkhart's sleepy attitude will be Erma Rohrbach. Roger Buch's curly hair will be given to Paul Willman. To Dorothy Moyer we bequeath Dorothy Clauser's slim figure. Davy Snyder will become the owner of Gene Correll's moustache. The photographic trigger finger of Bobby Franke will be handed down to Ray Leisey. Carol Krick has been named heir to Ioyce Garman's athletic ability. Dorothy Haier bequeaths her lovely natural curls to lean Stapleton. Elsie Deturck will receive the corny jokes of Dale Hartline. To David Deysher goes Ierry Heist's height K?l. The freckles of Erma Hetrick will be owned by Barbara Noll. Shirley Lorah will be the receiver of LeRoy Howard's big brown eyes. lackie Kel1er's sharp hair cuts go to Ioyce Haas. Anna Loeb's man-hating ideas shall be passed on to Marion Lorah. To Bobby Hartman goes Irvin Manwiller's shyness. Jimmy Dietrich becomes the heir of Arthur Mast's farming know-how. Danny Mathias wills his laughs to Selena Mast. Betty Drumheller will receive a worn-out adjustable wrench from Charles Miller. Lorah. Mabel Ford will be given some of the meekness of Annie Moyer. Nayland Rinker's abundance of self-pride goes to Paul Schollenberger. The sharp ties of Ray Rothenberger are bequeathed to Harold Seidel. Eugene Schlegel wills his prize-winning pig to Herbert Andrews. Elmer Fox will be the new owner of Shirley Sitt1er's penmanship. Kermit Snyder's sportsmanship will be handed over to Richard Schlegel. To Gloria Bauder goes Ernest Whitaker's dancing ability. Barbara Dahms will be the receiver of Eleanor Wentzel's brains. To Iohn Felix go Doris Yeager's long fingernails. Howard Young's restlessness and wiggling in class are left to Ralph Betty DeTurk will receive Mabel Zimmerman's determination. We, believing in your ability to use these wisely, sign the above promises on this twenty-eighth day of May, 1950 A.D. 4: Twenty-seven Twenty-eight gfarffi l 0l0 QC? As I board the jet plane in Africa for my four-hour trip to America, I glance briefly at the pilot and co-pilot. To my amazement, I see Kermit Snyder and Leon Burkhart. Kermit, the skilled pilot, assures me of my safety, while Leon, co-pilot, tells me about his lovely family back home. Stopping briefly in Paris, I admire the uniform of a WAVE, busy touring the shops. Surprisingly, I find it is Shirley Sittler. After reminiscing about old times, she enthusiastically describes the exclusive salon belonging to our former classmate, Ray Rothenberger. It seems that his famed model, Dorothy Clauser, is prospering also. At last we land in the U. S., and it's good to be back in civilization again. New York hasn't changed a bit. Since there is a two-hour interval before the plane takes off for Reading, I decide to cruise around the city. As I pause before the leader of the famed Hotel Rexington orchestra, I am sur- prised to see the familiar face of Ernest Whitaker. By the thunderous applause I gather that Ernest's trumpet playing is appreciated. I suddenly notice that his accompanist is Irene Bieber. On the way to the airport I find the prominent lawyer, Ralph Angstadt, chatting with Erma Hetrick, interior decorator, about the new house that he intends to build. I stop briefly to exchange words with them and find that Doris Yeager is Ralph's efficient secretary. The arrival of the plane forces me to bid them a hasty farewell. Finally we reach our destination, Reading. The bus to the country leaves in five hours, so I have plenty of spare time on my hands. Since many of my old classmates are working at the Dirkshire Mills, I decide to drop in on them. Here I am greeted warmly by Pauline Angstadt, Ioyce Garman, and Annie Moyer. They also advise me to visit Dorothy Hafer's office in town. It seems Dorothy is a popular decorator because of her originality. As I start for Dorothy's office, whom should I meet but Gerald Heist? Gerald, also in industry, is on his way to the same place. Anna Loeb, I learn, is secretary where Ierry works, and Irvin Manwiller puts in time at the same factory. As I continue wandering about the city, I notice that the two attendants at the Never-Fail Garage are Howard Young and Charles Miller. They inform me that Gene Correll is earning his livelihood as a machinist, and Nayland Rinker has become a sheet metalist who is lucky enough to have his own shop. I bid them good-day and continue my walk. Entering Boneray's Department Store, I am politely asked by a saleswoman whether she can help me. Looking up, I find it is Eleanor Wentzel. We both laugh about the coincidence, while Eleanor explains that she has been working here since graduation. Before leaving, I am lucky to bump, literally, that is, into Robert Franke. He is now technical engineer for the local broadcasting system. The day has passd pleasantly, and at last I am on my way home. Before I even slip out of my coat, I am sent to the store. Oh well-that's home! As is usually true in local stores, I receive more news about former classmates. Here Daniel Mathias runs the store, and many of my old school friends stop here too, I find. For instance, I see Arthur Mast sitting in a corner chatting with Iackie Keller, Roger Buch, and LeRoy Howard, all prospering Oley Valley farmers. He is explaining some of his latest experiments. Arthur has achieved the long title of D. H. I. A. Milk Tester. Almost an hour slips away while we recollect old times before I realize how late it now is. Eugene Schlegel, also a farmer, gallantly offers to give me a ride home. I anxiously ask him about my old pal, Mary Blaney, whom I somehow have always missed seeing during my travels. Eugene explains that Mary has risen to the top in the field of horticulture in Philadelphia. It's truly a grand feeling to be home again among old acquaintances. Seeing familiar sights and people is a welcme experience after having spent several years in Africa as a missionary. Then too, all these young men and women seem glad to see that member of the class of '50 who occupied the last seat in most classes and the last name of the class roll because her name was Mabel Zimmerman. A. 1 n I V I , ul X , C X x w K I N X XQX X . XX N ' - - . x A D Q WQEGNFQIIQSSMQW W N Q Q f 6 1 , H X V wma unior gfadd First Row: Gloria Bauder, Betty Drumheller, Grace Clouser, Barbara Noll, Barbara Dahms, Dorothy Moyer, Selena Mast. Second Row: Mrs. Erb, Mabel Ford, Joyce Haas, Erma Rohrbach, lean Stapleton. Betty DeTurk. Carol Krick, Marian Lorah, Miss Levengood. Third Row: Elmer Fox, Ralph Lorah, David Snyder, Elsie DeTurck, Shirley Lorah, Richard Seidel. Harold Seidel, Robert Hartman. Fourth Row: Mr. Williams, Paul Schollenberger, Paul Willman, Iohn Felix, David Deysher, Herbert And- rews, Richard Conrath, Raymond Leisey. 0 Me CAM 0 I950: We, the class of '51, wish to extend to you our wish that you will achieve the greatest amount of success and happiness in your lives. During the past years, valuable friendships have developed among members of our class and yours: we hope that as new pursuits occupy your time, these friendships will be continued. The junior class will strive to maintain the high standard you have upheld in various fields. We sincerely hope that each and every one of you will reach the height for which he is destined and will acquit himself :reditably in the world, thus bringing honor to our common alma mater. 2 9 CVM of 51 Twenty-nine Tlf frfy First Row: Annabelle Noll, lane Stapleton, Nora Troxel, Esther Howard, Mildred Reider, Nancy Rathje. Sara Bieber, Arulene McAllister, Lillian Zuber, Nancy Seibert. Second Row: Mr. Knabb, Robert Sittler, Anna Hartline, Marlene Lengel, Alice Reifsnyder, Shirley Noll. Betty Seyler, lennie Young, Roy Youse, Mr. Strittmatter. Third Row: Wyman Kaarstadt, Daniel Schlegel, Arthur Haas, Harold Hetrick, Betty Lou Lorah, Faye Noll, Hazel Rush, Walter Hater, Donald Reider, Iames Blaney. Fourth Row: Norman Readinger, Ralph Rothenberger, Iohn Reider, Ioyce Drey, Dorothy Peiler, Nancy Gear- hart, Betsy Boote, Charles Angstadt, Iames Iones, Russell Clauser. Fifth Row: David Garman, Charles Rohrbach, Carl Moyer, Peter Von Dohren, Edward Kittrell, Bruce Het' rick, Robert Griiiilh, Marvin Bauer, Donald Grifiith, George Reider. First Row: Mary Bieber, Anna Angstadt, Mary Lou Heflley, Miriam Wanner, Patricia Snyder. Shirley Baue der, Mary Iane Haas, Iune Wolfred, Isabell Hetrick, Gale Seibert, Patricia Hertzoq. Second Row: Mrs. Chase, Harold Noll, Harold Frederick, Melissa Lees, Sarah DeTurck, Hazel Zimmerman, Elaine Weidner, Nancy Ririker. Mary Iane Noll, Anna Herner, Betty Hilbert, David Seyler, Marvin Seidel. Third Row: Ned Lorah, Luther Gorman, William Bertolet, Harry Peifer, Amandus Reichert, Ir., Mati Talvi, Lawrence Mathias, Louis Turczynski, Paul Eckert, Theodore Kurtyka, David Reist, Mr. Heffley. Fourth Row: Carl Baer, Richard Hill, Fern Breitenstein, Dolores Cronrath, Shirley Readinger, Karlene Sas, saman, Dolores Geisler, Annie Readinger, Sarah Cron rath, Richard Yoder, Harry Hetrick. First Row: lean Anqstadt, Harold Homig, Paul Renninqer, Guy Lorah, Molly Bieber, Roger Angstadt, Gene Miller, Carl Seidt, Fern Correll.. Second Row: Ruth Zook, Phyllis Staufter, Shirley Trout, Carol Reinert, Iacqueline Boote, Naomi Anqstadt, Betty Hoover, Mr. Knecht. Third Row: Elwood Long, Donald Turczynski, Bernard Yeager, Shirley Renninqer, Betty Richards, Ralph Mast, Ronald Bieber, Gene Reinert. Fourth Row: Richard Snyder, Iohn Rathje, Arlen Wentzel, Robert Bowers, Robert Schanley, Charles Wan- ner. First Row: Marian Zwoyer, Curtis Clauser, Ianet An gstadt, Frances Anqstadt, Eugene Taylor, Myrtle Sny- der. Miriam Snyder, Anna May Heftner, Mary Kate Herbein, Ernest Rohrbach. Second Row: Mary Yerqer, Titus Hoch, Robert Angstadt, Mary Lou Bower, Paul Maurer, George Sittler. Harold Zook, lack Rissmiller, Mr. Shankweiler. Third Row: Ianet Breitenstein, Anna Mae Sittler, Ingrid Raudsepp, Catherine Fitzgerald, Marjorie Mast. Sylvia Copley, Ianet Mumma, Doris Bieber, Hoy Heftner. I1 i1'fy-nm Tlzirfy-fuio First Row: Robert Seidel, William Stapleton, Franklin Miller, Gerald Bauder, Barbara Hassler, Erma Ang- stadt, Iohn Moxon, Parke Stoltzius, Kenneth Lorah, Russell Renninger. Second Row: Mrs. Brunner, Geneva Brunner, Ronald Schaeffer, Mary lane Maurer, Gerald Yoder, Hazel Stoltzius, Elmer Eyrich, Iune Flatt, Robert Reifsnyder, Nelda Mast, Frederick Eyrich. Third Row: Roy Anqstadt, Herbert Hoffman, lane Weidner, Stanley Haas, Patricia Turczynski, George Gas' sert, Nancy Ann Sassaman, Richard Reppert, Nancy Youse, Lee Griesemer. First Row: Ioan Schleqel, Shirley Moyer, Ronald Oswald, Harry Renninger, Kenneth Snyder, Grant Zook, Rodney Kline, Malcolm Dietrich, Mary Iane Seidel, Doris Sittler. Second Row: Shirley Weller, Roger Rohrbach, Shirley Rathje, Daniel Light, Louis Forster, Rhea Weist, Iune Rathje, Claude Marburger, Richard Dahms, Willi H. DeTurck. Third Row: Carol Ann Conrad, Robert Fox, Patricia Spears, Marian Marburger, Elam Stoltzius, Ioanne C. Grim, Iob Mast, Barbara Grittith, Barbara Hartline, Elaine Reiisnyder, Ioan Ziegler. First Row: Iames DeTurck, Edna Rhoads, Elwood Stapleton, Dallas Bieber, Shirley DeTurck, Lloyd Zook. Fay Renninqer, Eflenger Bieber, Mary Richard, Paul Youse. Second Row: Leona Zook, Iill Boote, Stella Yoder, Rodger Wagner, Wade Reider, Larry Griesemer, Richard Yerger, Alan Yerger, Elaine Hoffman, Beatrice Sittler, Lois Glick. Third Row: Miss Manwiller, Anna Mae Romig, Ira Stoltzlus, Nancy Lorah, Donald Buchert, Ianet Staplee ton, Kenneth Neiheiser, Nancy Olson, Nick Obarow, Doris Eyrich, Luther Lee Lengel, First Row: Gladys Hoch, Patricia Behrle, Martin Snyder. Iames Caples, Larry O'Neil, Paul P. Lechner, Barbara Behrle, Carol Griesemer, Randall Shirey, Mary Lou Bieber, Bernard Bieber. Second Row: Leona Bieber, Kenneth Hoch, Grant Lee Reiisnyder, Roy Rohrbach, Elmer DeTurclc, Shirley Coller, Edward Herbein, Ralph Reichard, Ralph Fisher, Carl Henry Hoffman, Luther Haas, Harriet Fisher. Third Row: Mrs. Miriam Wessner, Gerald Buchert, Charlene Henry, Leonard Stoltzfus, Ioanna Mast, Irene Levan, Nancy Fisher, loyce Reppert, Carolyn Kersh ner, Raymond Conrad, Fay Reiisnyder, Elwood Heft- ner, Ieanette Clouser, Mrs. Reider. Fourth Row: Linda Bieber, Carolyn Laub, Martin Heft ner, Helen Hartman, Elwood Weller, Harold Snyder, Howard Neiheiser, Ray Rohrbach, Carl Yinqling, Erma Marburger, Mary Andrews, Ianet Angstadt. Thfffll-flll'l'l Th i1'f,1j-four' First Row: Mary Stackhouse, Ernest Schleqel, Carl Renninger, Susan Ohlinger, Naomi Youse, Ioyce Yod- er, Arlene Schaeffer, Richard Loeb. Second Row: Mrs. Schaeffer, Leon Ream, lane Wyder, Donald Brumbach, Mary Ellen Ohlinqer, Harrison Christman, Doris Parson, Wayne Weidner, Nancy Fisher, Charles Levan, Mrs. Reider. Third Row: lean Satter, Patricia Hoch, Doris Seidt, Darlene Eyrich, lane Eyrich, Charles Henry, Grace Hartman, Pamela Bauer, Charles Wagner, Albert Shirey. Fourth Row: Mervin Zook, William Long, Iudith Light, Elaine Rothenberqer, Elaine Barlet, Larryie Geissler, Russell Reifsnyder, Howard Moyer, Barbara Stoltzius Beverly Schatz. First Row: William Behrle, lean Rothenberger, Thelma Anqstadt, Allred Giacomini, Arlan Bieber, Nelson Levan, Russell Laub, Donald Deturck, Iane Hoch, Helen Bieber. Second Row: Robert DeTurck, Ioanna Sittler, Delores Bieber, lack Caples, Leona Stoltzius, Suzanne Youse, Leonard Dietrich, Karl Glick. William Stoltzius, Marie DeLong, Mrs. laniszewski. Third Row: Willard Sl-iirey, Eugene Richard, Mary Mast, Martha Mast, Patricia Sheetz, Eleanor Trout, Dorothy Pochron, Carol Rathje, Steve Fisher, Scott Fisher. Qfiwiiies :gf W' 10 y - X mmmnln una:-naman: Sept. .S7cAoo! 6Cl,!2I'l6!Cl.l 6-Happy days are here again. tYes?l School opens. Sept. 12-27-Buy a magazine? It's the annual campaign. Sept. 29-31-Get your cake and cider here! Senior stand at the O.V. Fair Oct. 26 again successful. -Oh brother! Those pea shooters again attend the Halloween parade and party. Nov. 22-Basketball season begins. Watch those hoops, boys! Nov. 24-25-Good! Thanksgiving vacation time. Dec. 7-Hold on to that monocle, Ray, as the O.H.S. operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore, wins acclaim. Dec. 14-Applaud rapidly, everybody. The Iunior Town meeting of the Air is being broadcast from Oley. Dec. 17-Ouch, my toe! It's the Christmas dance sponsored by the I-LA. Dec. 31-Frozen feet march in the New Year's parade. Ian. 9-10-Watch the birdie. Mr. Fritz is taking the Olean pictures. Ian. 19-20-Where is my thinking cap? I surely need it for midyears. Feb. Feb. 8- Oh, I'm so sorry. Yes. some one is spilling water on a Sunday suit at the Father-and-Son Banquet. 14-Wow! Those handsome waiters at the Mother-and-Daughter Banquet. Feb. 22-24-There are real arguments at the county debates. March 17-Does green hurt your eyes, too? St. Patrick's Day has arrived. March 21-Listen to those birds a'twittering. It's the first bright day of April May spring. 7-Good Friday means another vacation. l-Enjoy the grace of the may pole dancers. May 22-23-My head is truly aching over these final exams. May 26-At last, commencement! Thir ty-Jive T hirty-six bil l C Q6fI 6l, Leit: L. Pemberton Williams First Row Seated' M Lees I W . . , . oliord, S. Copley, M. Yerger, A. Reifsnyder, B. Drumheller, B. Hoover. Second Row Seated tleltlz M. L. Hefiley, A. McAllister, E. Weidner. Second Row Seated frightl: D. Geissler, G. Bauder, S. Bauder. Middle Row: R. Clauser, R. Rothenberger, B. DeTurk, I. Reider. Back Row: A. Wentzel, L. Turczynski, I. Keller, R. Angstadt, E. Howard, K. Sassaman. R. Rothen- berger. N. Rinker, C. Angstadt, C. Miller, R. Yoder, K. Snyder. Mr. L. P. Williams. At Piano: I. Stapleton. Absent: E. Whitaker, L. Ho d war , E. Schlegel, R. Schlegel. The orchestra is the leading musical organization in the school. Each week there is a period set aside for practice. Under the direction of Mr. Williams, the orchestra practices diligently. It plays for the assembly programs and all special school events. In addition it participates in the annual spring musical concert. The orchestra is al so entered in the District Contest each year. Last year it took first honors in Pottstown and received the cup given by the Forensic Music League. It will again be entered this year. Dorothy Clauser Shirley Noll Dorothy Hater Clad in snappy uniforms of royal blue and white, the Oley High School Band presents a colorful picture in the Halloween parade, New Year's serenade, and Memorial Day parade. The band also performs in the annual Oley Night of Music, along with the orchestra and glee club in the spring. The band sometimes plays at basketball games to entertain the fans. Many of the band members take individual instrumental les- sons under Mr. Williams. Gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded to seniors, depending upon the number of years they have played in the band. First Row Seated: I. Reider, B. DeTurk, R. Rothenberger, K. Sassaman, B. Hoover, C. Miller, N. Rinker. Second Row Seated tleitlz R. Clauser, E. Howard. Third Row Seated ilettlz D. Bieber, M. Lees. Fourth Row Seated fleltl: H. Zimmerman, S. DeTurk. Second Row Seated lrightl: C. Angstadt, B. L. Lorah, R. Yoder. Back Row: Mr. L. P. Williams, G. Lorah, I. Rathje, I. Keller, R. Griffith, K. Snyder, S. Noll, E. Weidner, R. Buch, A. Mast, I. Bieber, D. Clauser, D. Mathias, L. Turczynski, A. Wentzel, R. Angstadt. Absent E. Whitaker, L. Howard, E. Schlegel, R. Schlegel, D. Haier, I. Dietrich, Thirty-se've n Soccer First Row: G. Heist, K. Snyder R. Coitrath, N. Rinker, H. Hetrick L. Burkhart, W. Hafer. Second Row: H. Andrews, C. Ang stadt, R. Buch, D. Deysher, E. Kitt rell, C. Moyer, G.Corre11, Mr. Knabb The O.H.S. soccer team finished the season with a commendable four- three-four won, lost, and tied record. In league play the team finished in third place, behind Hamburg and Kutztown. The victories were won by the spirit which the team showed throughout the season. Most of the strength lost by graduation will be on the forward line and halfback positions. Of the entire starting squad, these seven were seniors: L. Burkhart and I. Heist, speedy insides, G. Correll, corner kick specialist: K. Snyder and D. Hartline, hard hit- ting halfbacks: R. Buch, rough, husky fullback: and Captain N. Rinker, straight shooting center forward. SCHEDULE Score Oley at Mt. Penn ...... 2 - l Oley at Perry ........... l - l Oley at Hamburg ...... l - 2 Oley at Kutztown ............. O - 3 At Oley vs. Ontelaunee ........ 4 - 0 At Oley vs. Fleetwood ..... 0 - 2 At Oley vs. Kutztown ....... O - O At Oley vs. Hamburg ..... .... 0 - 0 Oley at Ontelaunee ...... .... 3 - 1 At Oley vs. Perry ...... .... l - l Oley at Fleetwood ........ .... 4 - 2 Thirty-eight .Hooley First Row: I. Hetrick. P. Snyder, B. Seyler, K. Sassaman, E. Weid- ner, M. L. Heftley S. Bauder. Second Row: M. Lorah, E. Het- rick. G. Bauder. D. Hater, M. Ford, M. Blarzey, I. Haas. I. Sta- pleton, E. DeTurck, A. Loeb, B. DeTurk, S. Lorah, D. Clauser, Mrs. Chase. Absent: I. Garman. I. Moyer, D. Neiheiser. The ample number of girls out for hockey afforded the opportunity to divide the team in- to a junior varsity and a senior varsity. Two practices a week were held throughout the season. The first game played with Boyertown on Sept. 28 even though it rained, brought a 2-1 victory for the Lynxettes. On Sept. 31, Hamburg played the Lynx- ettes as a feature of the Oley Valley Fair. The fighting spirit of the Oley players rewarded them with a 4-0 victory, the goals being scored by Dot Clauser and Dot Hafer. Then on Oct. 12, a royal battle took place with Wilson, ending in a defeat of 2-0. On Oct. 14, despite the rain and good com- petition Hamburg gave us, it was a clean game that resulted in a victory for the Lynx- ettes, 1-0. Traveling to Wilson on Oct. 19, we real- ized the battle was uphill. Struggling to the very end it seems as if the ball rolled down the hill into the goal lfor Wilson, of coursel, result- ing in another defeat for the Lynxettes. Then on Oct. 21, the Lynxettes clicked again after a scrappy game with Fleetwood and won 2-0. On Oct. 25, rain and cold did not postpone the game with Shillington. Though it rained and was slippery, this was voted, by team and coach, the best game of the season, the score standing at 1-0 in Shi11ington's favor. The fact that the deciding game with Fleet- wood on their field on Oct. 28 was the final game for five seniors didn't make the idea of losing to them, 2-0, pleasant, since we already knew we were jinxed to a .500 average. Tltirty-nine og57 Yjamify j.?a5LefAa! Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb For fy -Bethel .,... -Alumni ...... -Oley .... 2vO1ey ..... ....,...... a t Perry 6-Oley ............... ..... a t Boyertown 9-Morgantown ..... ............. a t Oley 15-Oley ............ ....... Cx t Amity ABoyertown .... ..... a t Oley -Fleetwood ..... ................ a t Oley -Oley ........... ........ a t Ontelaunee -Amity ...... ............ a t Perry -Perry ....... .,..... a t Amity -Perry ....... ..............., a t Oley -Oley ..... .4.... a t Morgantown 3-Amity ....... ................ a t Oley 10-Oley ........... ....... a t Fleetwood -Ontelaunee ....., ............ a t Oley Seated: W. Haier, W. Kaarstadt, E. Fox Mr. Knabb. Standing: R. Angstadt, G. Heist, I, Dietrich R. Conrath, H. Andrews, R. Buch, D. Dey sher. Absent: D. Hartline. This years' array of talent on the court scene is possibly the best which Oley has produced in a good many years. The team is well balanced, as coach Knabb hopes to accomplish more than winning only the first half championship of the revised Eastern Divi- sion. Only three games were lost out of the first fifteen played. The graduating players are Hartline, Heist, Buch. Correll and Angstadt. Schedule at Oley at Oley at Bethel Grd, Uardifg gaiiefgaf Mrs. Chase, G. Bauder. E. Wentzel, B. Seyler. I. Haas, N. Troxel, M. Lengel, B. DeTurck, A. Loeb, E. DeTurck, I. Bieber, M. Ford, F. Noll, D. Clauser, D. Haier, E. Hetrick, M. Lorah. Absent: I. Garman. Having begun practice in November, the varsity opened its playing season by a game with Mt. at home. The Oley lassies lost the game, but recompense they won a game with the alumnae 32-19 score. The first league game was with the Admirals of Perry. The Lynxettes won with a Penn as a by a Lady 40-22 score, Dot Clauser making 18 points and Betty DeTurk racking up 16 points. ln a game with Fleetwood, January 6, the Oley lassies again came through with a victory. lan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Nov. - Nov. Nov. 5 Dec. Dec. Dec. 20- 31- Feb. Feb. Schedule Mt. Penn ......... eA1umnae Oley ........ ....... Perry ...... Oley ....... Hamburg Oley ........ .,... 13-Oley ...... -Kutztown Oley ....... Oley ....... Fleetwood Amity ..... at Oley at Oley at Kutztown at Oley at Hamburg at Oley at Fleetwood at Perry at Oley at Boyertown at Amity at Oley at Oley 43-38 19-32 20-41 22-40 34-55 38-21 23-14 39-15 41-11 4-42 Forty-one Though the Iunior Varsity played only a few games, they gained valuable experience in basket- ball and sportsmanship. In years to come the jay- vee girls should prove to be an able varsity. Schedule Nov. 29-Oley ....... ..........,..,.,..,.....,., a t Kutztown Ian. 12 Pennside ....... at Oley Ian. 25-Kutztown . ....... at Oley Ian. 31 Oley . ..,,.., ...... . . at Boyertown Feb, l--- Feb. 7 Feb. 20- Oley ..... Oley .,...... .,..... at Exeter at Pennside Exeter ..... .... . ..... a t Oley ow l Z?a5LelAaf First Row: W. Kaarstadt, D. Schlegel, R. Sittler, D. Garman, H. Hetrick, R. Hartman, W. Hater, E. Long. Second Ro ',',' : Mr. Krrabb, A. Reichert, D. Griffith, E. Kittrell, P. Von Dotzren, C. Ang- stadt, M. Bauer, R. Clauser, E. Fox. Ab- sent: R. Schlegel. As the case was with the varsity, so it is with the Iunior Varsity, in the respect of being in a revised eastern league and also one of the finest jayvee teams to come out of this school. All of the first thirteen games meant victory for the Oley Iayvees. The schedule for regular jayvee games was the same as for Varsity games. We hope that these players make the grade for the varsity team next year. gm 9.71 r2..r.fr.f M. Lorah, E. Hetrich, N. Rathje, M. L. Heff- ley, A. Angstadt, S. DeTurck, D, Geissler, B. Boote, E. Weidner, N. Gearhart, B. L. Lorah, S. Bauder, S. Bieber, A. McAllister, Mrs. Chase. 1 m'fy-two Baiezaf First Row: I. Heist, R. Conrath, L. Burkhart, K. Snyder, R. Cluuser. Second Row: D. Mathias, N. Rinker, D. Deysher, R. Buch, E. Kittrcll, C. Angstadt. Third Row: Mr. Strittmatter. H. Frederick, D. Gorman, I. Dietrich, L. Mathias, I. Manwiller C. Miller, H. Hetrick, W. Haier, M. Seidel. Fourth Row: A. Reichert. L. Turczynski, I. Felix, R. Griffith, H, Young, H. Andrews, C. Baer P. Willman, R. Lorah. Absent: D. Hartline. First Row: P. Snyder, B. Seyler. E. Weidner, K. Scrssaman, B. Boote, M. L. Heftley, I. Hetrick. Second Row: M. Lorcxh, D. Haier, D. Clauser, M. Ford, M. Blariey, M, Lengel, E. DeTurck, B. DeTurk, F. Noll, A. Herner, A. Angstczdt, G. Bauder, Mrs. Chase. 3..m..f l orfy-Ill: 1 I 7 3 Ogd P616 First Row: G. Reinert, I. Rissmiller, D. Turczynski, P. Mcrurer, B. Yeager, R. Angstodt, C, Clcxuser. Second Row: C. Miller, R. Snyder, I. Iones, I. Ruthie, E. Kittrell, C. Moyer. A. Wentzel, H. Helrick, Mr. Krxczbb. First Row: S. Noll, E. Howard, G. Bcruder. M. Blaney, D. Clauser, D. Hcrfer, B. Seyler, B. Boote. Second Row: K. Scrssczmcm, E. Weidner, L. Zuber. I. Haus, E. DeTurck. B. DeTurk, M. Lengel, A. Herner, M. Ford, Mrs. Chase. 7 Forty-four KAQQPEGJCPJ Varsity-Center Vertical Row: Dorothy Hater, Shirley Lorah, Dorothy Clauser, Erma He-trick. Absent: Ioyce Garman. Iunior Varsity-Lett Row: lane Stapleton, Patricia Snyder, Melissa Lees: Right Row: Betty Lou Lorah, Shirley Noll, Betsy Boote. The Hi-Y is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. for high school boys from grades 9 to 12. It pro- motes good citizenship, Christianity and fellow- ship. The meetings are held weekly, at which time discussions are held by the boys. The tail twister is an important member of the club, and he has an unusual job. He sits in the front of the room with a jar in his hand. When someone causes undue disturbance, puts his feet on chairs, or talks out of turn, he is fined a nickel. He must pay this fine to the tail twister. When he has reached the sum of fifteen cents, he then pays one cent for each fine thereafter. Shoot'em high: Pass'em low. Come on, Team, let's go! Can you recall this little pep talk by the Lynx boosters as the game is in progress? Six junior varsity cheerleaders take charge of their duties during the IV games and five var- sity cheerleading lassies take over for the varsity games. The advisor, Mr. Williams, helps them to select and learn new cheers. For their faithful service in increasing team and fan spirit, each cheerleader receives a letter at the end of the year. Colorful uniforms? Yes, they're the girls' own creation. Seated: R. Hartman, E. Kittrell, C. Miller, G. Heist, W. Kaarstadt, C. Angstadt, W. Hater. Standing: Mr. Williams, H. Hetrick, A. Haas, P. Eckert, T. Kurtyka, R. Yoder, D. Seyler. l m'fy-jtrr' The club this year was active in many fields. Good sportsmanship is the aim, as well as learning how to referee intramural games. At Halloween the girls created a graveyard scene float that won first prize in the local par- ade. The locker room was kept neat by mem- bers, who also enjoyed hockey, basketball, shuffle board, darts, and softball during club periods. In addition the group worked to boost school spirit for the basketball games. Forty-si.1' 7 Oyff Olga 8l 5 First Row: P. Renninger, C. Seidt, R. Angstadt, I. Rissmiller, G. Lorah, G. Reinert. Second Row: P. Maurer, B. Yeager, R. Schoenly, T. Kuttyka, C. Wanner, D. Seyler, Mr. Knabb. Third Row: E. Kittrell, I. Felix, D. Dey- sher, H. Andrews, R. Conrath, I. Heist. Absent: D. Hartline. This club exists to promote good sports- manship, participation in sports, and active support to school activities. Another duty of members is to keep the boys' locker room neat. During the year the boys cut out sports clip- pings from newspapers to make scrapbooks which were read during club periods. The qualifications of the club, open to grades 7-12, are paying Athletic Association dues and in- terest in sports. On December 17, the club joined the Girls' Leaders to sponsor a dance. When the weather permitted, the boys played speedball, football, and softball. 7 ir 5 can em First Row: I. Angstadt, D. Bieber, F. Angstadt, I. Mumma, F. Correll, I. Angstadt, M. K. Herbein. Second Row: D. Haier, N. Troxel, B. Seyler, I. Young, H. Zimmerman, B. Drumheller, G. Clouser, D. Moyer, Mrs. Chase. Third Row: B. Noll, B. DeTurk, A. Hart- line, F. Noll, S. Copley. Zell,-4. Seated: M. Snyder, A. Reiisnyder, A. Moy- er, M. Lorah, P. Angstazlt, G. Bauder, A. Sittler. Standing: S. Bieber. Miss Levengood, M. Reider. A member of the national F.H.A., the Oley chapter this year purchased official sweaters bearing red emblems. The club received a prize in the local Halloween parade as the fun- niest group. A committee drew up by-laws for the club. A Christmas party, followed by games, highlighted the Christmas season. Ioining the F.F.A. in its efforts, the club spon- sored one of the school dances. In addition, the group made a quilt and served as waitres- ses at the Father-and-Son Banquet. 33,4 First Row: R. Hartman, H. Seidel, D. Schlegel, H. Bieber, W. Hafcr, L. Gar- man, M. Seidel, N. Lorali, R. Youse, H. Frederick, H. Noll. Second Row: H. Hetrick, R. Seidel, D. Reider, W. Kaarstadt, E. Fox, R. Sittler, I. Blaziey, A. Haas, D. Garman, Mr. Blank. Third Row: I. Manwiller, H. Hetrick, P. Schollenberger, A. Reichert, A. Mast. H. Peifer, C. Rohrbach, N. Readinger. R. Lorah, D. Snyder. Fcurth Row: D. Griffith, M. Bauer, I. Keller, P. Von Dohren, R. Buch. C. Ang- stadt, R. Griffith, P. Willman. Absent: E. Schlegel. E. Whitaker, R. Sclzlegel. L. Ho'.'.'ard. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. The specific purposes of this organization are to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and to create more interest in the choice of farming occupation. This year one of the chapter mem- bers received a Keystone Farmer degree. There were also Winners in the state project contests. In addition many prizes were won by members at the local fairs. Forty-seven. All the news of the school is collected and published by the students of this club, under the supervision of Mr. Wessner and Miss Lash. The Speak-O-Link, which was established in 1934, has won many high ratings for its excel- lent material. With the co-operation of the twenty nine members of the club, nine of whom are seniors. the club meets every Wednesday and every other Friday. This adds up to a total of three periods every two weeks. ln these periods the students write articles and study journalism. This year the school acquired special new journalism workbooks which help each mem- ber to write his article in the most interesting style. Forty-eight ol? Pdf? Seated: I. Breitenstein, M. Mast. I. Baud- sepp, R. Zook, S. Renninger. Standing: P. Hertzog, M. Wanner, N. Rink- er, R. Stolzius. D. Geisler, S. Readinger. Miss Lash, M. I. Haas, C. Reider. Thirteen members of the library club have given service to the entire high school. Club members act as desk assistants before, during and after school. They develop skill in the routines of library work. They provide what- ever service they can to the students of the school. Throughout the entire year the library club sponsors various parties for itself and for the faculty members. It is also responsible for the clever decorations which make that room more attractive to the school. cm Seated: G. Sitller, P. Stauiter, R. Franke, S. Sittler, R. Rothenberger, C. Krick, J. Haas, B. Dahms. Second How: M. Ford, I. Stapleion, C. Miller. R. Enjstaclt, A. Loeb, E. Hetrick, H. Rush, S. Defurck, D. Conrath, Miss Lash, N. Gerhart. Third Row: C. Moyer, I. Booie, Mr. Wessner, I. Reider, I. Hetrick, A. Noll. R. Siolzfus, G. Correll, M. I.-ees, S. Bau- der, N. Rathje. Absent: I. Garman. orizon W Seated: A. Angstadt, I. Beiber. B. Hil- bert. S. Mast. Standing: Mrs. Erb, I. Hetrick, F. Breiten- stein, I. Drey, A. Readinqer, M. Beiber. This club, a branch of the Camp Fire or- ganization, has been open to girls in grades nine to twelve for the past two years. Members again engaged in selling Christmas cards as one project, held a doggie roast, made stuffed toys for less fortunate children, and mastered the fundamentals of knitting. With weekly meetings, these girls rapidly accomplished these and many other projects of interest. The club symbol consists of three mountain peaks that represent three program years, each lead- ing to wider horizons. Le CM First Row: A. McAllister, M. L. Heftley, I. Wolford, P. Snyder, G. Seibert, B. Hoover, M. Bieber, M. Snyder, A. M. Heffner, M. Yerger, M. Zwoyer. Second Row: E. Howard, I. Stapleton. M. Lengel, L. Zuber, E. Rohrbach, S. Lorah, C. Krick, S. Conrath, I. Boote, N. Angstadt, P. Staufter. B. Richards. D. Yeager. D. Clauser. Third Row: E. Taylor, R. Heffner, T. Andrews, M. Zimmerman, M. Blaney, M. Ford. E. Weidner, A. Loeb, S. Trout, B. Boote, K. Sassaman, A. Herner, R. Angstadt, M. Hetrick, C. Clauser. Fourth Row: B. L. Lorah, E. Wentzel, I. Haas, L. Burkhart, K. Snyder, C. Mil- ler, L. Mathias, L. Turczynski, N. Read- inger, R. Bowers, S. Noll, M. I. Noll, N. Seibert, Fifth Row: Mr. Williams, C. Baer, I. Iones, P. Yoder, R. Rothenberger, N. Rinker, D. Mathias, H. Young, R. Clauser. I Confirmed again is the age-old idea that all people love to sing. The size of this club renders proof anew. Both boys and girls en- joy singing with the group, including songs that are old and new, classical and popular. It is the Glee Club that furnishes the chorus at operetta time. In addition to singing, the group sponsors various social affairs. Fm'fy-nitzrf S' CH Cl UH C0 ll First Row: H. Romich. E. Rohrbach, R. Bieber. Second Row: T. Hoch, H. Zook, I. Rathje, W. Bertolet, R. Mast, D. Reist, I. Brumbach. Mr. Heffley, G. Miller, E. Long. Open to seventh and eighth grade boys and girls who are interested in science, this club is one in which no dues are paid. Projects this year included building airplane and jet engine models. Members also collected and mounted butterflies and flowers and performed simple experiments explaining scientific laws. In the triangular panel discussions during the week of February 20, l950, the subject con- cerned the question of whether or not the Presi- dent of the United States should be elected by a direct vote of the people. The topic was one that presented a real challenge to the panel members, who represented Amity, Fleetwood, and Oley High Schools. Fifty l ibedafing Seated: B. L. Lorah, N. Seibert. B. Boote. S. Noll. Standing: W. Kaarstadt, E. Howard, N. Rathje, R. Rothenberger, C. Krick, I. Haas, Mrs. Erb. For the last three years an operetta has been given by the students at Oley. This year the Pinafore was the selection. It was directed by Mr. Williams. Seniors played the leading role parts, with underclassmen as sailors and children. It was a big success, as it told of a sailor's becoming a hero. The orchestra played to aid in the singing parts. ngjfuclenf gounci Seated: D. Deysher, B. Dahms, R. Angstadt, P. Von Dohren. weiler. I. Hetrick, T. Andrews. In Oley High the Student Council is the newest organization. It is composed of twelve members from grades seven to twelve. Into the hands of these student representatives fall the current problems of the school. Since this was its first year of existence in our school, its members were confronted with the task of com- posing its constitution. Also in the line of duty were the revisionof the school handbook, aiding in the preparation of the semester's assemblies, and coordination of the May Day pageant. Opefeffa Eugene Schlegel, Mary Blaney, Ray Roth- enberger, Doris Yeager, Ernest Whitaker, Dorothy Clauser, Nayland Rinker. Fifty-one Standing: B. Richards, D. Yeager, A. Hart- line, H. Andrews, H. Hetrick, Mr. Shank- .xdcfiue ,Slalom genera! .xgcfiuifiw Fifty-Hzrffrf Fifty-four ' CKCLJJQJ Mya , uzcafionaf In the first two periods of each day, the senior and junior vocational boys devote their time to inten- sive agriculture work. Aided by Mr. Blank, they undertake various projects, some of which have resulted in prizes for the hardworking boys. Sophomores, freshmen, eighth and seventh graders also find the study of manual tools and farming interesting. Qin , ucafionaf The girls' vocational classes this year are cover- ing various activities. Among these are sewing, cooking, projects, and the discussion of family rela- tionship. Various projects in which the girls show interest are: child care, budgeting, laundering, clean- ing, sewing, and baking. In these classes our future housewives are being trained. Jalin The study of Latin is comparatively easy for anyone who knows his English. Declensions, cases, gender, vocabulary, etc., all tie in with work in English grammar. We have fun trying to adapt our- selves to ancient ideas and ways of thinking in studying old Roman and Greek ways, customs and cultures. germ fl ll Two years of German may be chosen as an elective in senior high. The first year is devoted mainly to German inflections and word study. Dur- ing the second year, students delve into more advanced grammar before they read L'Arrgiato and other interesting stories. This year the German II class presented in assembly a play portraying the life of Faust. Cf., WafAemaficJ This course begins theoretically in first grade, but comes into practical use about the start of junior high school. During the ensuing years we learn about V, R, and the forever-unknown X. The senior high years are spent learning algebra and plane and solid geometry, plus a half year of trigonometry. Almost all our other subjects are dependent on English. From grades nine to twelve, we deal with diagraming, sentence structure, parts of speech and other essentials of good grammar. Neither have spelling and vocabulary been neglected. Every year we read various stories and plays, many by Shakespeare. .Saosin f ea History classes are generally interesting on Monday, when current events are discussed. Other days we gain experience by speaking before the class when reciting on appointed topics. These topics come from civics, the study of Our United States, On The Road to Civilization and Prob- lems in American Democracy in grades nine to twelve, respectively. .Stfence With electrons, protons and physics problems swimming in our brains, we completed our science courses. As juniors, in chemistry, it was fun to mix various gases, though breathing the result was some- times not so pleasant. In physics the main principles are accuracy and careful observations on thepart of the student. .1 6:50 Fzffwfm, Fifty-sia: dried Wuaic This year's innovation in the music room has been a suggestion box for popular songs. School songs are also being spiritedly revived. Some classes study the various musical instruments while others learn about dance forms. Music class still provides a welcome outlet for the budding Carusos or Traubels. guizlance This is the second year we are having guidance in Oley High School. Last year it was introduced with Mr. Shankweiler as the instructor. This subject guides you in your studies. It also aids you in choosing your profession or in selecting a college to attend after high school. gow, pdydicaf gyucafion In the fall the boys enjoy soccer during their gym classes. Basketball, calisthenics, and marching are stressed later. When spring comes, the boys have track, softball, and volley ball. Iuniors and seniors do not study health. Soph- omores are taught first aid with general health. Grit A, l9Ay5ica! glzlucafion From fall to spring the girls enjoy a varied schedule of sports in their gym classes. Intramural hockey, basketball and softball are vigorously play- ed. Track and exercises are also a part of their program. Classes in health and first aid are held for the sophomore girls, while the juniors and seniors concentrate on physical development. .xgfumni yn President ........... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer . .... . Bertolet, Helen E ..... tMrs. 1907 Spokane, Washington Stahr. Camilla B. .. Collegeville. Pa. Reiff, Issac R. ....... . Swavely, Hattie D. . Q .fdfumni Frank Frenchl, 2810 West Fair Street, Dean of Women, Ursinus College, 1908 ...................tMrs. Hattie D. Fisherl, 65 West Chestnut St., Souderton, Pa. 1909 ................Deceased Bertolet, Anne ........................ CMrs. Iohn Kistlerl, Stony Run, Pa Rothenberger, George .......................... Veterinarian, Esterly, Pa. Yerger, H. Ralph ....... Reading. Pa. Bertolette. Floyd K. . Shamokin. Pa. Bertolet, Mae E. ..... . Bower, Iames R. Cleaver, Herbert ...... Road, Philadelphia Hoch, Daniel B. Manwiller, Edith G. .........,........ . 1910 .Insurance, 234 Oak Terrace, Mt. Penn, ....,. Teacher, 338 East Elm Street, ........tMrs. Iames Deysherl, Oley, Pa. 1911 Printer, Oley, Pa. ..........General Manager, 1810 Wynnewood 32, Pa. .lMrs. Iohn S. Reiderl, Oley, Pa. Rothenberger, Charles ....,....................................,.......... Deceased Yoder, Ada S. ................ fMrs. Howard G. Manwillerl, Oley, Pa. 1912 Deysher, Elwood S. ....... .......... P oultryman, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. 1913 Beaver, Walter C. ....... .................. S alesman, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Edna H. ....... ..,.... C Mrs. Newton W. Geissl Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Ella H. ........................ fMrs. Ralph Mengell. Oley Pa. Enoch, Mabel H. ................ CMrs. Josiah M. Leinbachl, 839 North Third St., Reading, Pa. Enoch, Paul H. ............ Tinsmith, 31 North 23rd St., Mt. Penn, Pa. Haier. Ida M. ........ lMrs. Raymond S. Brightl. 107 East Oak St., Palmyra, Pa. Hoch, Iuanita E. .......... fMrs. Walter Schoenlyl, 403 Francis St., Norristown, Pa. Stxtzer, Harry ..... ................. ....... ......... D e c eased 1914 tChanged to a four year coursel Beaver, Walter C. .......................... Salesman, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Edna H. ................ CMrs. Newton W. Geissl, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Ella H. ........................ lMrs. Ralph Mengell, Oley, Pa. Enoch, Paul H. ................ fMrs. Iosiah M. Leinbachl, 839 North Third St., Reading, Pa. ..Tinsmith, 31 North 23rd St., Mt. Penn, Pa. Haier. Ida M. .. ...... lMrs. Raymond S. Brightl, 107 East Oak St., Enoch, Paul H. ......... . Palmyra, Pa. Hoch, Iuanita E. ......... . Norristown, Pa. Angstadt, Alice E. 1915 1Mrs. Walter Schoenlyl, 403 Francis St., Teacher, Quakertown, Pa. Richard L. Fox, '47 Ethel M. Clauser, '45 Virginia R. Reichert, '46 Kathleen M. Reitnouer, '40 Endy, Marie ................ tMrs. Francis DeTurkJ, 16 Marshall Ave., Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Hartman, Paul E. .......... ...... R adio Service, 36 West Second St., Boyertown, Pa. Haus, Edith ................ CMrs. Samuel B. Hochl. 430 South 18th St., Reading. Pa. Yoder, Walter S. ...... . deTurck, Maurice ...... Deysher, Paul ...... Haier, Harold ............ Leinbach, Benjamin Chester, Pa. . .... .................... I ndustry, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. 1916 ............1nsurance Agent, Oley, Pa. ................................................Deceased .................Machanic, Manatawny, Pa. ...............Teacher, 54 East Chalton Road, Rothenberger, Sylvester L. ............ ............ P ostmaster, Oley, Pa. Angstadt, Roy F. Dengler, Blanche ....... DeTurck, Ammon L. . Reading, Pa. 1917 .........fMrs. Freemont S. Conradl, Oley, Pa. .................Accountant, 839 North llth St.. DeTurck, Marie H. .................... ......... ............... T e acher, Oley, Pa. Endy, Solis W. .......... . .........Grocer, 1539 Birch St., Reading, Pa. Enoch, Charles H. ........ Mill Superintendent, 2441 Filbert Ave., Mt. Penn, Pa. Fry, Roger S. ........ Real Estate 6- Insurance Agent, Los Angeles, California Haier, Ottie L. ................ fMrs. Charles Holland, Harrisburg, Pa. Herzog, Lena H. ................ CMrs. Ammon L. DeTurckl, 839 North 11th St., Reading, Pa. Hoffman, Roy H. ................................................................ Deceased Kauffman, Daniel L. ............ Insurance Broker :Sf General Agent. Oley, Pa. Rothenberger, Roy L. ..... ................. ....... D e ceased 1918 Angstadt, Esther H. ..... ....... S ecretary, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Cleaver. William S. ....... ..................... F armer, Shartlesville, Pa. Conrad, Nevin S. ................ Postal Clerk, 1909 Perkiomen Ave.. Reading, Pa. DeTurk, Eli S. .......................................... Farmer, Spangsville, Pa. Haus, Emma C. ............ fMrs. Richard Pricel, 1636 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. Knabb, Esther S. .................... CMrs. Pere P. Lehmanl, Oley, Pa. Seyler, Anna H. .............. tMrs. David Yoderl. Manatawny, Pa. Seyler, Rosa H. ........ fMrs. Rosa Groeplerl, 7 Heidelbert Ave., Stony Creek, Pa. Yoder, Charles H. ............................................................ Deceased Yoder, David N. ................ Saw Mill Operator, Manatawny, Pa. 1919 Brumbach. Henry B. ..... ............. C lerk, 208 Lancaster Ave., Shillington, Pa. DeTurck, Willi H. ............ ......... T eacher, Oley, Pa. Manwiller, Emily G. ..... .......... ....................... D e ceased 1920 Bieber. Ira R. ..... . Folk, Elam H. ........ . Oley, Pa. ...............Dairyman, R. D. 1, Temple, Pa. Rapp, Stanley B. ................ Electrical Engineer, 320 Vernon St., Kensington, Pa. Rhoads, Russell .... Businessman, 8 Alsace Court, Pennside, Pa. Fifty-seven O JJ S adfumnf 1921 Angstadt, Anna E. ........ tMrs. Roy Wilgisl. 336 W. Douglass St., Reading, Pa. Bower. Charlotte N. .................... tMrs. Arthur Rhoadsl. 342 West Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Freyberger, Earl L. .................... Teacher, 59 Park Ave., Hamilton Square, New Iersey Hefiley, Llewellyn M. ..........,...,.,..............,......Teacher, Oley, Pa. Reichert, Homer Y. ...... ....... T eacher, R. D. l, Boyertown, Pa. Rhoads, Arthur L. Kutztown, Pa. Brumbach, Walter Conrad, Roger S. .........Merchant, 342 West Main St.. 1922 fMrs. Harry Brumbachl. Shanesville, Pa. Bertolet, Lena L. ....... . ........Teacher, 1963 Fairview, Mt .Penn, Pa. ...............Industry Superintendent, 1140 North 13th St., Reading, Pa. Drumheller, Leon ........ Teacher, 33 North Wine St., Hazelion, Pa. Herbein. Sarah H. ...,............................ CMrs. Ira Yoderl, R. D. 1, Selinsgrove, Pa. Keim, Mae A. ................ fMrs. Walter Brumbachl, 1965 Fairview, Mt. Penn, Pa. Knabb, Carrie ................ .................................................... D eceased Radler, Sarah .................... Clerk. 625 Center Ave., Reading, Pa. Rothenberger, Catherine L. .................... tMrs. William Wernerl. 211 West Lawrence St., Mishawaka, Indiana Yoder. Ira L. ..............., County Agent, R. D. 1, Selinsgrove, Pa. 1923 Bieber, R. Mae ..,..... tMrs. Stanley Knabbl. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Clauser, Roy B. ........................,................,.. Mechanic, Oley, Pa. Dengler, Ella R. ..,.....,.., tMrs. Thomas Strozykl. 300 Twelfth St., Brooklyn, New York Kistler, Alberta M. ............ Factory Operator, 631 North llth St.. Reading, Pa. Reinert, Webster K. .......................,..........,..... Minister, Topton, Pa. Ritter, Frederick K. ................ Electrical Engineer, 93 Lakewood Drive, Hohokus, New Iersey 1924 Angstadt, Ruth E. ..,... fMrs. Warren L. Fegley. 2701 Perkiomen Ave., Mt. Penn, Pa. Angstadt, Walter E. .......... Industry. R. D. 2, Douglassville, Pa. Bieber, Mary D. .............. tMrs. Wayne Gemerdl, Main Street at White Oak, Kutztown. Pa. Bower, Ellen N. ......,............. tMrs. Isaac Rittlel, 5894 River Forest Drive, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Eckert, Lester ,..,......... ..... ........................ S t orekeeper, Topton, Pa. Fegley, Warren .................... Printer, 2701 Perkiomen Ave.. Mt. Penn. Pa. I-Ierbein, Iames B. ........ Ofiice Worker, 130 North East Main St., Fleetwood, Pa. Knabb, Beulah .............. Nurse, 2323 Fairview St., Mt. Penn, Pa. Reider, Sarah ............ CMrs. Carlton Rhoadsl, Iacksonwald, Pa. Rothenberger, Gertrude .......... tMrs. Charles Metcalfl, 111 North Church St., Mohnton, Pa. Shearer, Ada .................... tMrs. Rudolf Von Dohrenl, Oley, Pa. 1925 Brumbach, Edna M. ........................ fMrs. William Zielenbachl, 16 Westwood Drive, Manoa, Pa. Conrad, Iohn S. .......,.... Clerk, 2407 Fairview St., Mt. Penn, Pa. Deemer, Francis W. ..................,....................... Farmer, Oley, Pa. DeTurck. Lillian M. ............ tMrs. David Kisnerl, 432 Walnut St., Wrightsville, Pa. Fisher, Otto H. ....... .....................................' T eacher, Esterly, Pa. Hartman, Esther K. ........ tMrs. Wilbur Guthl, R. D. Macungie, Pa. Hertzog, Irma D. .... . ,.......... . .... CMrs. William Watkinl. Box 897, Phoenix, Arizona Hinkle, Sara M. ..,..... . Reading, Pa. Hofiman. Stella H. Reading, Pa. Fifty-eight .fMrs. Iohn Bachoierl. 329 North Front St., ............CMrs. Russell Mathiasl, 1416 Palm St., Knecht, Theodore ............ Railway Mail Clerk, Manatawny, Pa. Kruger, Betty K. ............ tMrs. Ralph Ottenl, Main St., Darlington. Indiana Mathias, Russell N. ........ Principal, 1416 Palm St., Reading, Pa. Renninger. Marguerite H. .................... tMrs. Lester Guldinl, 131 Schaeffer. St., Boyertown. Pa. Ritter, Ethel M. ................ CMrs. Iohn W. Beaverl, 1545 Dauphin Ave., Wyomissirig, Pa. Shearer, Weaver H. ......................,..,.. Clerk, Yellow House, Pa. Sittler, I. Leon R. ............ Shipping Clerk, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. 1926 Bertolet, Sara ............ CMrs. Ralph T. Spencerl, Shanesville, Pa. Cleaver, Mary ........ tMrs. Theodore B. Knechtl, Manatawny, Pa. Clouser, Carl B. ........ Dentist, 119 North 23rd St., Mt. Penn, Pa. DeTurck, Harold L. ........ Chemist. 1519 Snyder St., Reading, Pa. Eyrich, Naomi .......... tMrs. Harold L. DeTurckl, 1519 Snyder St., Reading, Pa. Fisher, Emma O. .................... fMrs. I. Russell Weidnerl, Oley, Pa. Fisher, Marjorie ......,...,. CMrs. Alvin Eyrich Ir.l. 1301 Elizabeth Ave.. Laureldale, Pa. Haas, Ruth E. ..............................................,..................... Deceased Knabb, A. Ruth .............................................. Saleslady, Oley, Pa. Lechner, Bertha ........ KMrs. Michael Puchinskyl, 216 Douglass St., Reading, Pa. Lorah, Grace ..................... ....... K Mrs. Allred E. Carpenterl. 6114 Wissahickon Ave., Philadelphia 44, Pa. Prutzman, Verna S. .................... fMrs. Leon S. Conradl. 320 West Philadelphia Ave., Boyertown. Pa. Reitnouer, Bryan K. ........ Teacher, 606 East Philadelphia Ave., Boyertown, Pa. 1927 Bieber, Abner , ....................................................,.. Clerk, Oley, Pa. Berger, Helen Y. ............ tMrs. Ezra Nolll, 402 East Main Street, Fleetwood, Pa. Bower, Sarah N. ...... ......... Q Mrs. Heber Bryanl. Box 6, R. D. 5. Elkton, Maryland Fretz. Floyd .................. Maintenance Man, Sinking Spring, Pa. Haier. Curtis ......,..................... Chemist, 5923 Tackawanna St., Philadelphia, PQ. Herbein, Harold I. ...,..........,.................... . .,...... Teacher, Oley, Pa. Knabb, Ralph S. .......... Railroad Express Clerk, 87 South Martin Lane, Norwood, Pa. Lechner, Mabel .................... tMrs. George S. Bennethuml, 1034 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. Lutz, Iulia .................... tMrs. David A. Haferl, 2805 Filbert Ave., Mt. Penn, Pa. Shappell, Ferne ........ tMrs. George E. Schoelkolil, 222 Waverly St., Shillington, Pa. Yoder, Ivan C. .............,.......................... Mechanic, Angelica, Pa. 1928 Angstadt, George . ....................................... Foreman. Esterly, Pa. DeTurck, Carl S. ........ Architectural Engineer, Elms Apartments. Ashland, Kentucky DeTurck, Edith .......... CMrs. Curtis Hafer,l 5923 Tackawanna St., Philadelphia, Pa. DeTurck, Elmer S. ..,.............................,,.......... Industry, Oley, Pa. Dry, Esther ........ fMrs. Ioseph Van Learl, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Fisher. Marion ..,................. Carpenter and Millwright, Oley, Pa. Keehn, Emilie ....... Knabb, Paul ...... Lechner, Edna ,.... Lutz, Ianet ....,...... Rhoads, Albert ........ ........ Sassaman, David .... ............................... ...........tMrs. Arthur Yousel, Oley Pa. .......Ofiice Manager, Fleetwood, Pa. Nurse, Manatawny, Pa. ....................,......................Deceased .Manager. Iacksonwald, Pa. Knitter, Oley, Pa. Schlegel, Hattie .. .....,................ Secretary, 3507 Kutztown Road, Laureldale, Pa. Seyler, Ralph ........ Teacher, Laupiter Township, Lancaster. Pa. Swavely, Emma ...,........ fMrs. Albert Rhoadsl, Iacksonwald, Pa. Yerger, Charles ................ Line Foreman, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Youse. Marie ............ fMrs. Earl Rhoadsl, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. O .xdfumni 1929 Eyrich, Henry H. .....,.,....................,... Farmer, Yellow House, Pa. Goho. Walter L. .,...... Postal Clerk, 213 Ivy Rock Lane, Manoa. Upper Darby, Pa. Haas, Charles H. ....,............. Supervisor, 425 Oak Terrace, West Reading, Pa. Hoffmaster. Arthur W. ..............., Manager. Friedensburg Road. ...........................Plumber, Oley, Pa. Minker, Iohn M. .,.... . Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Lendacki. Helena E. .... ................................................ D eceased Moyer, Harold R. ......,............................ . Rothenberger. Mary E. .........,. . 32nd St.. Harrisburg, Pa. Machinist, Limekiln, Pa. tMrs. Elmer Bottiglierl, 465 North Schaeffer, Clarence H. ......,...,....,....,... Heat Contractor, Oley, Pa. Weidner, I. Russell ...............,........................ Mortician, Oley, Pa. Westley, Hilda M. ................ CMrs. Leon Knetzl. R. D. 2, Seaford. Delaware Adams, Carolyn M. .................. . Fleetwood. Pa. .CMrs. Francis Wernerl, R. D. 3, Bell. Howard C. ........ Salesman, 4208 Eighth Ave.. Temple, Pa. Correll, Elsie H. ........... . St., New York City, N. Y. Dalton. Edith K. ................... . Dengler, William C. ...................... . Reading, Pa. Guildin, Anna K. ........... . Mills. Pa. fMrs. George Kokalisl, 736 West l73rd CMrs. Harold I. Herbeinl, Oley, Pa. .Industry, 634 North 12th St.. tMrs. Charles DeSantisl. Stony Creek Hafer, Gertrude S. ............................................................ Deceased Herzog, Mary E. .......... . Spring, Pa. .tMrs. Oscar Sweitzerl. R. D. 1, Sinking Hinkle, Iohn W. ........ Knitter, 1365 Kenhorst Blvd, Reading, Pa. Keim. Sallie A. ........................... . Kurtz Miriam A. ....................... . British Columbia. Canada Lorah, Wayne N. ........................... . Moyer, Foster E. ...... . Reading. Pa. Prutzman, Mary S. ..... . Boyertown, Pa. Renninger, Amy H. ...... . St.. Boyertown. Pa. Schaeffer, Edna H. ....... . New Iersey fMrs. Thomas Waltl, Oley, Pa. tMrs. Samuel Hetrickl, Montney, Rural Mail Carrier, Oley, Pa. .......Salesman, 325 Hoskins Place. ...............CMrs. Conrad Sittlerl. R. D. 2. .fMrs. Irvin Troutl, 131 South Franklin tMrs. Wilmer Hopwoodl, Morris Plains, Snyder, Elsie R. ............ CMrs. R. Laverne Petryl, 933 North 12th St., Reading, Pa. Bower, Ralph N. ...... . Boyertown, Pa. .........Printer. 214 South Washington St., DeTurck. Ernest S. ..... .........................................,..... . Fisher, Willard S. ............................................ Industry, Oley, Hafer, Earl S. ..........,......................................... Industry, Oley, Hater, Mary C. ............ fMrs. Harry Brownl, R. D., Leesport, Herbein. Carl B. .................................... Farmer, R. D. l, Oley, Knabb, Alfed S. .... ....................,.................... T eacher, Oley, Knabb. Mary S. Lendacki, Iohn ............. Clayton, Missouri ..........iMrs. Willard Fisherl, Oley, ........Salesman, 146 North Central Deceased Lendacki. Raymond A. ................ Mechanic, 464 South Sixth St.. Reading. Pa. Mest. Mary N. ................ fMrs. Harry Gasserl, 453 East Third St.. Bloomsburg, Pa. Moyer, Alfred D. .................... Male Nurse, 27 South Spruce St.. Mt. Carmel, Pa. Moyer. Enna R. ...,.......... CMrs. Ivan Dottererl. 649 East Godfrey Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Moyer, Helen R. ............... ...fMrs. Elmer Howardl. R. D. 1. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Ritter, Dorothy I. ................ tMrs. Iohn Gundryl, 140 Griffith St., Iersey City. New Iersey Weidner, Weldon D. .................... Farmer, R. D. l, Birdsboro,Pa. Bieber, Mary Ann ...... Dengler, Elmer C. ...... . Dengler, Leroy C. ..... DeTurck. Harry S. ......... ........ M aintenance Worker, Eyrich, Elmer H. ........................ ,............ ........... F a rmer, Griesemer, Clarence L. ...... ........... . 1932 .......Waitress, Oley, Pa. ...........................Farmer, Oley, Pa. .............................Farmer, Oley, Pa. Oley, Pa. Oley, Pa. Inspector, Yellow House Pa. Houp, Annie M. ................ fMrs. Edward Wolfl. Geigertown, Pa. Keim, Naomi A. ...... . Dalton, Sara M. ...... . Earle E. Gehretl, Oley, Pa. Cross Worker, Oley, Pa. Lechner, Paul ...... .......,.................................. L aborer, Oley, Pa. Reiff. Kathryn S. ........... , Reading, Pa. CMrs. Donald Hartl, 816 North 10th St., Rohrbach, Iacob S. ................ Foundry Worker, Bechtelsville. Pa. Rothenberger. Evelyn 35th St.. Reiffton, Pa. M. ........ fMrs. Frank A. Beidlerl, 16 West Shappell, Earl E. ............ ......... I nsurance, 230 South Fifth St., Reading. Pa. Weller. Ray Y. ..........Knitter, R. D. 2. Birdsboro, Pa. 1933 Aulenbach, Anne L. ................ Industry, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Aulenbach. Frances M Fleetwood, Pa. Bechtel, Annie E. ....... . Care. Alton F. ......... . Dalton. Herbert I. ..... . Dengler, Alton C. ...... . DeTurck. Ralph S. ...... . Boyertown. Pa. . ............ CMrs. Howard Braucherl, R. D. 2, .......fMrs. Ira Wentzell, Oley, Pa. ......................Tinsmith, Oley, Pa. .....................Industry. Oley, Pa. ...........................Farmer, Oley, Pa, ...........Teacher, 221 East Fourth St.. Deysher, Arlene S. ................ tMrs. Herbert Dalton. Ir.l, Oley, Pa. Eyrich, Anna H. .................... fMrs. Ralph S. DeTurckJ, 221 East Fourth St., Boyertown, Fretz, Helen A. .............. . Pa. .fMrs. Clifford Hessl, Yellow House, Pa. Herbein. Erma M. ............................ Industry, 934 North 12th St., Reading, Pa. Lendacki, Matthew M. ...... ........ S alesman, 337 Minor St., Reading, Pa. Mathias, Myrtle N. Noll. Stanley F. ...... . Reinert, Viola M. ....... . New York ...........Domestic, Spangsville, Pa. ................Knitter, R. D., Temple, Pa. .......tMrs. Eugene Mathiasl, Flushing, Rhoads, Rudolph S. ....... ............... F armer, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Shockley, Owen B. .................... Industry, 30 South 22nd St., Mt. Penn Pa. Snyder, Rhea E. .......... CMrs. Iohn Conradl, 2407 Fairview Ave.. Mt. Penn. Pa. Swavely, Samuel W. ........................ Industry, Bechtelsville. Pa. Wegman. Mary K. ............ CMrs. Edward Bowersl, 2450 Garfield Ave., W. Wyomissing, Pa. Weidner, Ernest D. ........................................ Salesman, Oley, Pa. Bossler. Bertolet M. ....... . Dalton. Mary D. ..... . Boyertown, Pa. Dunn, Bertha V. ........ . Eddinger, Leon R. ...... . Fisher, Paul C. .............. . 1934 Teacher, 716 Chestunt St.. Reading, Pa. Henry Heimbachl. R. D., ........Nurse, Fumace St., Birdsboro, Pa. ..............Knitter. R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. .................Farmer, R. D. 2, Reading, Pa. Griesemer, Alice A. ........ fMrs. Stanley Troutl, Manatawny. Pa. Haas, Russell W. ......... . Hertzog, Walter K. ...... . Charlestown. Indiana Hofimaster. Carrie M. ..................................Mechanic, Oley, Pa. .........Radio Instructor, 128 Clark Road. ........................Domestic. R. D. l, Oley, Pa. Houp. Catherme V. ................ Domestic, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Hughes, Dollie V. ..... . Link, Grace E. ......... . Fleetwood, Pa. Mest. Hannah N. ...... . Rhoads. Martin K. ..... . Maryland Rohrbach, Horace D. Bernharts. Pa. Alton Carel, Oley, Pa. ........tMrs. Theodore Hughesl, R. D. 1, Clerk, Oley, Pa. ........Patent Draftsman, Manchester. .......Knitter. 25 Seminary Ave., Fifty-'nine OJ! Roth, Eva C. .... ......... C Mrs. Albert Hille assl, Ioanna, Pa. 9 Roth Laura H. .............. ............... 1 Mrs. Harold Iohnsonl, R. D. 3, Coatesville, Pa. Rothenberger, Emily A. ........ CMrs. Claude Levengoodl, Box 209. R. D. 1, Pottstown, Pa. Rothenberger, Francis G. ........ Farmer, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Snyder, Iames I. .................................... Farmer, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Stump, I. Albert ............ .. ..................... Knitter. Fleetwood. Pa. Wegman, Myron M. ....... .......................... F ireman. Limekiln, Pa. 1935 Anqstadt, Ellen R. .................... tMrs. Russell Hiesterl. Oley, Pa. Bell, Esther M. ............ fMrs. Charles Wadel, 58 South Reading, Ave., Boyertown. Pa. Bitting, Dorothy E. .................... fMrs. Clayton Weberl. Oley, Pa. Bixler, Betty V. ........ tMrs. Carl Luchtmanl, 134 North 26th St.. Camden, New Iersey Brown, Howard R. ............................ Machine Operator, Oley, Pa. Bmmbach. Nevin D. ............................................ Knitter, Oley, Pa. Cleaver, E. Marie ........ CMrs. Howard Dietrichl, Manatawny, Pa. Conrad. Paul A. ................ Meat Cutter. 1322 East 64th St., Long Beach 5, California Davies, Dorothy M. .................... 4Mrs. Walter Lutzl. Stony Creek Mills. Pa. DeTurck, Roy S. ............ ...................... M achinist, Oley, Pa. Dilliplane, William H. ..... . Laureldale, Pa. Drumheller, Mabel A. ....... .......... C Mrs. Ralph Bausel. R. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. Eckert, Ira S. ................ ......... F armer, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Eddinger, Dorothy S. .... ........ C Mrs. Charles Henryl, Oley, Pa. Fisher, Frank S. ........... ...................... F armer, Yellow House, Pa. Hess. Ralph H. ........................ Mechanic, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Hoffmaster, Paul H. ................ Industry, R. D.. Douglassville, Pa. .........Foreman, 3317 Fairfield St., Kline, Claude L. .......... ............... I ndustry. R. D., Fleetwood. Pa. Link. Pearl A. ........................ tMrs. Albert Stumpl. 117 Poplar St.. Fleetwood, Pa. Minker M. Elizabeth ........ fMrs. A. H. Van Riperl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Prutzman, Eli S. ............ Industry, 404 North 10th St., Easton. Pa. Rhoads, Isaac S. .................... Aviation. 634 Robert Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas Rhoads, Mary Ellen ...... tMrs. Marlin Keathl, Newmanstown. Pa. Schollenberger G. Arlene ................ CMrs. Clarence Reifsnyderl. R. D. 1. Boyertown, Pa. Shade. Robert M. .................... Mechanic, R. D. 1, Mertztown, Pa. Snyder, Emma M. ............................ fMrs. Earl Rohrbachl, R. D. 2, Fleetwood, Pa. Snyder, E. Grace ............ tMrs. Owen Schoclrleyl, 30 South 22nd St.. Mt. Penn, Pa. Snyder. Iohn F. ...... .................................. F anner, Limekiln, Pa. Snyder, Verna F. ............................ lMrs. Paul Lechnerl, Oley, Pa. Youse, E. Mildred .......... 4Mrs. Ira Weidnerl. 505 East Locust St.. Fleetwood. Pa. 1936 Brumhach, Carl W. ........ ......................... K nitter, Limekiln, Pa. Drumheller, Leon H. ...... ................... K nitter, 1024 Penn Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. Eddinger, Ralph R. ................ Truck Driver, R. D., Pottstown, Pa. Fisher, Mary O. ........ fMrs. Andrew Reigell, R. D.. Birdsboro, Pa. Gift, Raymond M. ........................ Industry, R. D., Boyertown, Pa. Hoffman Carl A. ................................ Lumber lndustry, Oley, Pa. Hoch, A. Catherine .......... CMrs. Brendon P. McKennal, 617 East Norwood Place, Alhambra, California Hoch, Eli K. ................................ lndustry. R. D. Z, Boyertown, Pa. Houp, G. Araminda ....... .......... . ............... N avy Nurse Corp. Lechner, Stanley ......... ................. F armer, Manatawny, Pa. Mosser, Helen I. ...... ...................................... U nited States Navy Moyer, Nelson A. ........................ Farmer, R. D. 1, Boyertown. Pa. Noll, E. Ruth .................. fMrs. Carl Bucksl, 1490 Letchworth Rd., Hyland Park, Canp Hill. Pa. Quaintance, Bruce F. .................... Bus Driver, Portland, Oregon Redcay, Arlene H. ............ tMrs. Myron Wegmanl, Limekiln, Pa. Sixty ,Sf .fdfumni Roth, Harrison T. .................. . Schwenk, W. Lester ............ Mills, Pa. Weller, Earl M. ...... . Angstadt. Hope W. ........... . Wyomissing, Pa. .Farmer, R. D. 1, Douglassville, Pa. Rothenberger. Woodrow I. ................................ Farmer, Oley, Pa. lndustry. Exeter Road, Stony Creek Plumber, R. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. 1937 tMrs. Harry Reberl, 1129 Penn Ave., Bowers. Geraldine E. ........................... . Quakertown, Pa. Bower, Raymond ...... Bryan, Ruth E. ......... . Cleaver. Helen M. .... . Wemersville, Pa. tMrs. Paul Selll. R. D. l, ........................United States Army .....lndustry, Manatawny, Pa. .........1Mrs. Henry Wemerl, R. D. 1, Dalton, lane E. .................................................. Teacher, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Dorothy L. ................ CMrs. Henry I. Updegrovel, 1537 Darion St., Greenmont. Reading, Pa. Eckert, Hilda L. ................ fMrs. Frank Fisherl. R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Eshbach, Anna M. ................ CMrs. Stanley Zerbel, Base School. Naval Operating Base, Roosevelt Road, Porta Rico Gift, Edith M. ............ CMrs. Lester Seidell, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Haas, Emest T. ........................ Industry. 255 North Franklin St., Boyertown, Pa. Haas, Mary lane .......................... tMrs. Iames W. Weathers,Ir.l, Gainesville, Florida Haas Vera H. ...... CMrs. LeRoy Sandersl, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Hartline. Harold S. .................... Pattem Maker, 236 East Elm St., shillingaon, Pu. Hill, Annetta E. . ....... fMrs. William Hostetter Ir.l, 2133 Fairview St., West Lawn, Pa. Hoch, Ruth I. ............ tMrs. George Hauerl, Fredericksburg, Pa. Huey, Henry S. ...................................., .... I ndustry. Laureldale, Pa. Impink, Earl R. ........................ Industry, R. D. l. Fleetwood, Pa. Keehn, E. Ianet ................ tMrs. Iohn F. Borderl. 416 Walnut St., Reading. Pa. Lendacki. Edmund M. . .....,............. Industry. 648 North Tenth St.. Reading, Pa. Levengood, Marie S. ............ CMrs. Iohn A. Ianiszewskil. R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Redcay, Alberta H. ........ fMrs. Alberta Buchananl. Limekiln, Pa. Rohrbach. Verle L. ........................ tMrs. Rollin Trexlerl. Oley, Pa. Rothenberger, Russell R. ........................ Office Worker, Oley, Pa. Shaaber, P. Norman ............ Technician, R. D. 2, Birdsboro. Pa. Shade, Lucy P. ...... lMrs. Scott Williamsl, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Shane, Curtis C. .......................... . ......... Farmer, Shanesville, Pa. Snyder, Ruth M. ........ CMrs. Robert S. Herbeinl, 816 Acacia Ave.. Riverview Park. Pa. Wegman, Robert S. .................................... Farmer, Limekiln, Pa. 1938 Aulenbach, Esther M. ...... .......... C Mrs. Harvey Dautrichl, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Berger, Charles Y. Aulenbach, Helen K. ................ fMrs. Rudolph Mayhuel. Clinton Heights, Rensselaer. New York ...........Storekeeper, R. D. 3. Fleetwood, Pa. Bieber. Ray M. .............................. . Bixler, Neta F. ......... . Bossler, Warren A. ....... .......... . Washington D. C. Brubaker, Betty I. .............. . 10th St., Reading, Pa. Bryan, Guy W. ........ . Buchert. George ...... .Industry, Yellow House, Pa. tMrs. Willys Renningerl. Oley, Pa. .Salesman, 11 North St. N. W.. .CMrs. Norman Dresherl. 1042 North Stone Mason, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. .......................Clerk, Oley, Pa. Correll, Newton H. .... .................................... C lerk, Blandon, Pa. Dalton, Eleanor M. ............... ....... ........... . Stenographer, Oley, Pa. Dierolf, Alma E. ................ fMrs. Emest Hilll, 72895 Chestnut St., Reading, Pa. Dunn. Loretta H. Mills, Pa. Fisher, William L. CMrs. Harvey Howelll, Stony Creek lndustry, Stowe, Pa. Gift, Rhea M. .. ...... fMrs. Newton Boyerl, 774 North Franklin St.. Pottstown, Pa. Hertzog, W. Bernard Fleetwood, Pa. Welder. 410 East Main St.. Philadelphia Ave.. Boyertown, Pa. Hoch. Laura E. ......... ..... . Houp, Regina M. ..... . Boyertown, Pa. Lehman, Pere C. .... . Link, I. Gideon ....................... O .fdumni .lMrs. Earl Rhoadsl, Manatawny, Pa. ...........lMrs. Harvey L. Moyerl, R. D. 1. .Machinist, Oley, R. D. 3, Fleetwood. Lorah, Frederick L. ............ Truck Driver. R. D. 1, Fleetwood. Readinger, A. Wayne ............... Reeser. William E. ........... . Rohrbach, A. Grace Rothenberger, Ianet R. ..............CMrs. Seth .Farmer, R. D. 1, Fleetwood. Industry, Birdsboro. Hartmanl, Limekiln. Howard Erbl, 314 East Haier, Howard ............ Buyer, 112 South Sixth St., Reading, Pa. Hater, Ioseph ....,....................... Auto Mechanic, Manatawny, Pa. Hater, Paul ....... .......... A uto Mechanic, Monticello, Georgia Hartz, Pearl .......... ........................... T eacher, Manatawny, Pa. Herzog, Kathryn ...... ....... ........ K M rs. Martin L. Rothenbergerl, Stouchsburg, Pa. Hetrick, Lee ........................................ Farmer, R. D.. Bernvrlle, Pa. Hinkel, Larue .............. ..lMrs. Sylvanus Wegmanl, Limekiln, Pa. Houp, Bessie ............ lMrs. Russell Rappl, Stony Creek Mills. Pa. Rothenberger, Martin L. .................... Mininster. Stouchsburg, Pa. Shane, Sarah M. ......... . Boyertown, Pa. Weidner, Lester L. ................. . Yoder, Paul E. ...... . Bertolet, Iohn L. ...... . Bieber, Albert ........ Brubaker, L. Ann ............ West Reading, Pa. Cleaver. Horace F. ........ . ................... . Deysher, Marian ...... .......... Bristol, Pa. Grant Stautterl, R. D. 1, Salesman, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Meter Reader, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. 1939 Oley, Pa. Industry. R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Bieber, W. Lee .................................................................... Deceased lMrs. Richard Gasserl, 392 Sunset Rd.. .Industry, Manatawny, Pa. lMrs. G. A. Hornbergerl. 4 Mill St.. Dunn. S. Eugene ................................................................ Deceased Dunnigan, Pauline M. ........ Airline Employee, 1118 Mt. Vernon Blvd., Alexandria, Virginia Eddinger, Evelyn ............................ lMrs. Harry Rudyl. Oley. Pa. Eshbach, Eleanor E. ........................ CMrs. Richard Kegerisel, 4306 Seventh Ave., South Temple, Pa. Gilt, Martha E. ................................ lMrs. Harry Gratzl. Oley, Pa. Griesemer, George .. .............................. Teacher, Manatawny, Pa. Graft, Miriam R. ............ lMrs. William Riemondil, 584 Avenue B. Reading. Pa. Haas. Irvin L. ........,.....,................................. Farmer, Kutztown, Pa. Herzog, Dorothy I. ...... .............. C Mrs. Pere Lehmanl, Oley, Pa. I-loitman, Ellen R. .................... CMrs. Iohn Snyderl, Limekiln, Pa. Homan, Harold E. ............................ Salesman, 1623 Third Ave.. Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Kauffman, Ruth E. ............ lMrs. Russell Fehrl, 121 North Locust St.. Elizabethtown, Pa. Keller, Enna F. .................................... Domestic, R. D. 1. Oley, Pa. Kinsey, Grace V. .................... fMrs. Charles Rohrbachl. 635 East Philadelphia Ave., Boyertown, Pa. Knabb, Nevin P. ,........................... Famxer, R. D., Maxatawny. Pa. Lendacki, Francis I. .................... Painter, R. D. 1, Fleetwood. Pa. Levengood, Daniel S. . .....,................................. Farmer, Oley, Pa. Mumma, Mary Ellen ...... fMrs. George Longacrel, Hamburg, Pa. Rhoads, Mary Ellen .................................... Industry, Reading, Pa. Robertson, George W. .................... Carpenter, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Rohrbach, Estella M. ................ lMrs. Wilson Aulenbachl. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Roth. Donald D. ............. . Arlington, Virginia Shane, William I. .... . Office Worker, 2142 12th St., Bldg. 61. Seidel, Herbert C. ............................................ United States Army .........Farmer, R. D. 1. Mertztown, Pa. Snyder, I. Stuart ........... ......................... Wegman, Sylvanus Auciello, Morris ............ Brown. Ioyce ......... 1940 .United States Army Butcher, Limekiln, Pa. Apprentice Plumber, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. CMrs. Kenneth Snyderl, Blandon, Pa. Dalton, Roger ................................................. DeTurck, Evelyn S. .lnsurance, Oley, Pa. Hairdresser, Oley, Pa. Assistant Manager, Onancock, Virginia Dragan, Robert .... Construction, Box 425, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Essig, Loretta ........................ fMrs. Earl Blewl, 24 West Wine St.. Dragan, Donald ............ Fleetwood, Pa. Freyberger. Ralph ........................ Farmer. R. D., Fleetwood. Pa. Greby. Arthur ........................................ Merchant, Miami, Florida Gilt. Hilda .................... KMrs. Linwood Reinertl. Z9 Madison St.. Boyertown, Pa. Iamszewski, Frank ............................................................ Deceased Kemmerer, Catherine ............ lMrs. Merrill Moyerl, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Levan, Robert ............. ................ M echanic, Fleetwood, Pa. Link, Harold ...... ......... S hipping Clerk, Blandon, Pa. Loeb, Grace ....... .......................... K Mrs. Carl Hoffmanl, Oley, Pa. Lorah, Edward .................................... Industry, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Moyer, Merrill ........ Television Repairer, Stony Creek Mills. Pa. Moyer, Robert ...................,.......... Fanner, R. D. 2, Fleetwood, Pa. Noll. Chester ........................................ Farmer, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Oberholtzer, William ................................ Insurance, Easton, Pa. Ohlinger, Edna ...... Mills, Pa. Q ..........CMrs. George Manwillerl. Stony Creek Peter, Bruce ........................................................ Industry, Oley, Pa. Quaintance, Phyllis ........ lMrs. Phaon Bixlerl, Iacksonwald. Pa. Reider, Emma Mae CMrs. Iohn Nolll, Oley, Pa. Reinert, Ralph ............. ................ M echanic, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Reitnouer, Kathleen .......................................... lndustry, Oley, Pa. Rhoads, Betty ............................... Schaeffer. Howard Boyertown, Pa. Schaeffer, William ............................... Stapleton. Leon ..... Stumhofer, Arlene .......... .. Boyertown, Pa. Yoder. Marion ...... .lMrs. Arthur Gramalinil. Korea ........Salesman, 112 East Philadelphia Ave., .Machinist, Laureldale, Pa. .. ...................... Salesman, Boyertown, Pa. .CMrs. Morris Yousel, 132 Walnut St.. Clerk, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Aulenbach, Dorothy M. .......... Domestic. R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Bixler, Bernice M. ........ lMrs. Lester Diliplanel, Iacksonwald. Pa. Clouser, Donald B. ............................ Insurance, Bechtesville, Pa. Clouser, Sarah E. ............ fMrs. Lewis Tomlinsonl, 74 Grandview Blvd.. Wyomissing Hills, Pa. Conrad, Harold E. .................. Industry. 214 South Richmond St.. Fleetwood, Pa. Ehst. William S. ................................ Truck Driver, Boyertown, Pa. Eschbach, Evelyn E. ........................ lMrs. Grant Kegerisel, 1219 Elizabeth Ave., Laureldale, Pa. Fretz, Paul W. .......... Industry, 6054 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28. California Gerth, Henry C. .................... lndustry, San Francisco, Calitomia Gilt, Ralph D. ............ Engineer, Ralph Ave., Sinking Spring. Pa. Griesemer, Edwin W. ............................ Salesman, Birdsboro. Pa. Hetrick, Alice G. ........ lMrs. Charles Rushonl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Hoch, Marie L. ................ CMrs. Iohn Reinertl. R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Kegerise, Grant D. ........................ Plumber, 1219 Elizabeth Ave.. Laureldale, Pa. Lechner, M. Ethel ...... ........ C Mrs. Harrison Christmanl. Manatawny, Pa. Lehman, Elizabeth M. ....... ......... 4 Mrs. William Shanel, R. D. 1, Mertztown. Pa. Loeb, Ralph S. .................................................... Industry. Oley, Pa. Manwiller, Howard Y. .................................... United States Army Mathias, Grace M. ................ lMrs. Leon Haasl. Spangsville, Pa. Mosser, Iennie A. ............ Domestic, 326 Noble St., Reading, Pa. Moyer, Donald H. .................... Truck Driver. R. D.. Kutztown, Pa. Reinert, Elsie M. ............ fMrs. Charles Seidell, Manatawny, Pa. Reppert, Martin D. ............ Truck Driver, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Rothenberger, Clara A. .................................... Industry. Oley, Pa. Rothenberger, Elwood E. ........ Industry, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Seidt, Frederick E. .,............................ Machinist, Spangsville, Pa. Shane, Martha C. ............ fMrs. Robert Hochl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Stumhoier, Ruth M. ............ CMrs. Franklin Harpell, Laytield. Pa. Turner, Thomas H. .....,.......... Radio, 2956 North 47th St., Linc Nebraska oln. Wegman, Ruth C. ................ lMrs. Lawrence Houpl, Limekiln, Pa. Sixty-one OAS 1942 Angstadt, H. Marie ............ tMrs. Norton Vankirkl. 1201 Windsor St., Reading, Pa. Baer, Arthur C. ........ .,...... S tudent, Albright College, Oley, Pa. Bieber, Warren M. Bower, Analene F. Boyer, Myrtle M. .............. tMrs. K. George Reitnouerl, 609 North 5th St., Reading, Pa. Chollet, Marjorie M. ........ lMrs. Eugene Hahnl, 1509 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa. Clouser, Bruce B. .................... Mechanic, 8000 Newell Court 202, Silver Springs, Maryland Clouser, Iohn L. ...... Truck Driver, 1253 Avenue D. Reading, Pa. Limekiln, Pa. Oley, Pa. DeLong, Barry E. ...................................... Civil Service, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Alvin B. ......,......... Army Air Force, Needham Heights. Massachusetts Dom, Iean G. ............ tMrs. C. Harold Hartlinel, 236 East Elm St., Shillington, Pa. Dragan, Ethel ................ CMrs. Elton Thompsonl, 239 Shaner St., Boyertown, Pa. Drumheller, Marian E. ............ tMrs. Harry Riggsl, R. D. 1. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Enoch, M. Eleanor ...................... tMrs. Eugene Keehnl, Oley, Pa. Victor Goodhartl, Stonersville, Pa. Eshelman, Ruth V. ........ tMrs. Evans, Iohn R. ................ Student, Albright College. Reading, Pa. Gerth, Gloria G. .................. 6Mrs. Iames Moorel, 1464 Grove St., San Francisco, California Gift, E. Mayetta .................... tMrs. William Millerl, 308 King St., Pottstown, Pa. Gift, Walter M. ........ .... .................. P a inter, Blandon, Pa. Haas, Walter H. ,..... .,........ I ndustry, Manatawny, Pa. Hetrick, Evelyn F. ...... ........ C Mrs. Russell Kurtzl. R. D. 2. Downingtown, Pa. Hoover, Helen M. .....,...................... Teacher, Brattleboro, Vermont Houp, Lawrence M. ...................................... Farmer, Lirnekiln, Pa. Howard, Mae F. ................ tMrs. Chester Herbl, Manatawny, Pa. Kegerise. Wesley R. ............................ Farmer, R. D. 1. Oley, Pa. Kemmerer, Minerva M. .......... fMrs. Charles Fairl, Spring Valley Road, Laureldale. Pa. Knecht. Ieanne B. ............................................ United States Army Lehman, Iean I. .......... CMrs. Henry C. Schneiderl, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lendacki, Ierome P. .....,...... Insurance Agent, 801 North llth St.. Reading, Pa. Mathias, Grace W. ........ tMrs. Douglass Endyl, Spangsville, Pa. Moyer. Paul H. ..............................,................. Industry, Oley. Pa. Prutzman, Daniel S. ............................ Industry, Spangsville, Pa. Reichert, Evelyn B. . Oley, Pa. Rexder, Ellen B. .,................ . Fleetwood, Pa. Reitnouer, K. George ................... Reading, Pa. Robertson, Charles A Snyder, Eugene F. Ir fMrs. George Robertsonl, R. D. 1, .tMrs. Walter B. Prutzmanl, R. D. l, lndustry, 609 North Fitth St., Industry, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. United States Air Force Snyder, Roy F. .... County Agent, Box 106, New Bloomsfield. Sterner. William W. ...................... Industry, R. D. 1, Temple Wanshop, Viola M. ....... .tMrs. Robert Seidell, Iacksonwald Yorgey, Betty I. ...................... . Zieber, Frederick F. ...,.........,....... . Kinsey, M. Iane .......... ............. Knabb. Ethel M. ....... ............ . 1943 .Industry, R. D. 3, Fleetwood Minister, R. D., Fleetwood .tMrs. Earle Hughesl, Oley fMrs. George Youngl, Stony Creek f I Mills, Pa. Levengood, Pauline M. ............ tMrs. Wesley Seitzingerl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Link, Kathryn M. ........ . Lorah, Linwood G. Mast, Horace M. ..,...... . Minninger, Lewis S. ........Industry, R. D. 3, .............Industry, R. ................Farmer, R. Farmer, R. D. 2, Noll, Iohn L. ..................... ....... M echanic, R. D. 1 , , Pa Pleacher, I. King ............ Teacher. 400 Villa Lane, Falls Church, Ravenwood Estates, Virginia Fleetwood, D. 1. Oley D. 1. Oleyl Boyertown Fleetwood Prutzman, Owen S. ............................................................ Deceased Sixtlrtwo .xgfumni Readmger, Eugene W. .............................. . Reichert, Gloria M. ......... .. St., Reading, Pa. Seidel, Calvin I. ..... ...... . Seidel. Mae M. ............... . Seidt, W. Eugene Snyder, Pearl E. .....,.... . .Painter, Gibralter, Pa. .fMrs. Anthony Raialskil, 226 Linden .Industry, R. D. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. tMrs. Clyde Trievell, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Farmer, Spangsville, .fMrs. Gordon Millerl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Pa. CMrs Levi We manl, Limekiln. Pa. Stitzer, Bettye A. .,.................. . g Trout, Ralph E. ........ lndustry, 117 S. Spruce St.. Birdsboro, Pa. Angstadt, Daisy E. ...............,........ tMrs. Barry DeLongl, Oley, Pa. Aulenbach. Ada M. .................... fMrs. Merrill Rohrhachl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Bemdt, Leona M. .......... CMrs. Henry Heftnerl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Bieber, Elsie R. .............,..............,... Nurse, R. D. 1, Fleetwood. Pa. Bowman, Robert S. ........ Industry, R. D. 1, Stony Creek Mills. Pa. Christman, Esther M. ............,....... CMrs. Roy Hertzogl, Lyons, Pc Christman, Pearl E. ..................... . DeTurck, Harold P. Eddinger, Edith E. Mills, Pa. tMrs. Earl Hottmanl, Oley, Pa. Industry, Oley, Pa. Diener, Palmer G. ...................................................,........ Deceased tMrs. Robert Darlingtonl. Stony Creek Freyberger, Dorothy E. ............ CMrs. Stanley Eddingerl, R. D. 3. Fleetwood, Pa. Gift, Earl L. .............. ................................................ D eceased Hassler, Paul N. .....................,.............. Industry. Virginsville, Pa. Herzog, Earl W. .........,.,............ Civil Service, Richmond, Virginia Hetrick, Mary M. ...,.... tMrs. Lloyd Troxell, R. D. 2, Bernville, Pa. Hoffman, Earl R. ................................................ Farmer, Oley, Pa. Hughes, Earle S. .............. . Unitl. Oley, Pa. Keehn, Eugene Y. Wegman, Levi M. Wentzel, N. Arlene ........................ Zieber, Marilyn M. Kutztown, Pa. .Student, Temple UniversitytReading ................Lumber Industry, Oley, Pa. .............................Farmer, Lxmekiln, Pa. 4Mrs. Earl Geislerl, Oley, Pa. KMrs. Wilson Dunkelbergerl, R. D. 2. 1944 Angstadt, Iune G. .......... CMrs. Paul Reppertl, 625 Rhoads Ave.. Boyertown, Pa. Aulenbach, Betty A. ................ tMrs. Albright Strausel. 16 West Washington St.. Fleetwood, Pa. Baum, Eleanor .................... Teacher, R. D. 2, Douglassville, Pa. Bixler, Edmund I. ........................................ Radio Shop, Oley, Pa. Brumbach. Charles L. ........ ........ C arpenter, Yellow House, Pa. Clauser, Marguerite A. ..... ........ t Mrs. Daniel Weiserl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Clouser, Iean H. .......... ................................... T eacher, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Ieanette D. ............ CMrs. Ray Kaufimanl, Annville, Pa. Eddinger, Rhea N. .................. tMrs. Daniel Angstadtl, Oley, Pa. Enoch, C. Robert ........ Student, Penn State College, 211 Westerly Parkway, State College, Pa. Fisher, Bettye M. .................... CMrs. Russell Rightmeyerl, Yellow House, Pa. Pa. Gilt, Carl K. ............ Service Station Attendant, Shanesville, Grit, Robert W. ........,............................... Painter, Walnuttown, Pa. Glasser, I. Virginia ...........,.................... Secretary, Fleetwood, Pa. Hater, Kathryn S. ..... ................ D omestic, Yellow House, Pa. Hater, Mary E. .......... ....... M edical Secretary, Manatawny, Pa. Hartman, Earl R. ...... ....... I nstallation Apprentice, Oley, Pa. Pa. Hartz, Lena ........................................................ Teacher, Oley, Herzog, Carl S. .................................................................. Deceased Hill, Ralph K. .......... Industry, 612 Washington St., Reading, Pa. Hoover, Robert H. ................................ Industry, Manatawny, Pa. Howard. Iane D. ............ CMrs. Cliflord Shadel, Manatawny, Pa. Ianiszewski. Edward I. ........... . Kauffman. Ray W. .............. . Annville, Pa. Lendacki, Cyril M. ........... Fleetwood, Pa. Levengood, Pauline S Loeb, Enna S. ................. . Mast, Ida E. ......... . .................. . Reichert, Emest A. ................ . Reichert, Thelma B. .............. . Montgomery Ave., R. Teacher, Oley. ........Industry, R. D. 1, Oley, Industry, R. D. 3, Fleetwood. Pa. .Student, Lebanon Valley College. ......Painter and Decorator, R. D. 2, Pa. Pa. .............Teacher, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Clerk, Alburtis, Pa. .........tMrs. William Christman, Ir.l, D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. O .Afumni Reider, Dora E. .............................................,.. Industry, Oley, Pa. Reider, Iames B. .................................... Fanner, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Reitnouer, Edith M. ............ CMrs. Donald Kummererl, 409 North Franklin St., Fleetwood, Pa. Rhoads, Betty L. ............,.......... ..... K Mrs. Paul Rhoadsl, Oley, Pa. Shade, Clifford M. Ir. .... Laboratory Technician, Manatawny, Pa. Snyder, Donald A. ............ Student, Albright College, Oley, Pa. Wiest, Harold S. ....., . ..................................Carpenter, Oley, Pa. 1945 Aulenbach, A. Richard ........ Student, Albright College, R. D. 1, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Bowers, Marlin E. ......... . .......Mechanic, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Boyer, Fern E. ............................ CMrs. Lester T. Seylerl. Oley, Pa. Brumbach. Earl A. Ir. .................................... United States Army Christman, William P. Ir. ..... . R. D. l, Boyertown, Pa. Clauser, Ethel M. ............ . Cleaver, Kenneth F. ..Truck Driver, Montgomery Ave., ..........lndustry, Oley, Pa. .........Industry, Oley, Pa. Dalton, Gerald A. ............................................ Industry, Oley, Pa. DeTurck, Maurice K. Ir. ...............,..,..................... Painter, Oley Pa. DeTurck. Susan M. ............ Domestic. 38 West Washington St.. Fleetwood. Pa. Deysher, Thelma I. ................... . Dorn, Alice Louise CMrs. Edward Hemmigl. R. D. 3. tMrs Kent 1. Ba ottl Limekiln Pa. . . gg , , Dragan, Iames H. .......... Service Station Attendant, 518 Main St., Bloomsburg. Pa. Drumheller, Ruth I. ................... . Dundore, Anna A. CMrs. lay Beaml, Elverson, Pa. ...........................Teacher, Oley, Pa. Essig. Carl W. ........ . Haas, Harold L. ............ . .....................Farmer, R. D. l, Oley, Pa. . ...................... Plumber, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Hartman, Dorothy I. .......... tMrs. D. Blackb, R. D. 1, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Hassler, Mabel E. Manatawny, Pa. Hetrick, Dorothy M Hoppes, Harold Y. Kelchner, Ida D. Levan, lane H. ...... . Long, Fern V. .............. . Linwood Mestl, Box l, . ..... .............. . ........... T eacher, Kutztown, Pa. ................Accountant, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. .........tMrs. Kenneth Cleaverl, Oley, Pa. ..............Inclustry, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Kline, William T. ......... . .........tMrs. Paul Beckerl, R. D. 1, Temple, Pa. .CMrs. George Stropkol, 421 Chestnut St.. M. .... Bookkeeper, R. D. 3, Fleetwood. Pa Reading, Pa. Lorah. C. Harold .............................. Domestic. R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Manwiller, Harold W. ..........., Carpenter, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Mast, Ruth Anna ................................ Domestic, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Peifer, Richard M. .................................... Farmer, Stonersville, Pa. Peter, Bob L. .................... Telephone Station Installer, Oley, Pa. Reitnouer. Rosa Iean ...................... tMrs. Ioseph Brilll, Oley, Pa. Sittler, Betty Iane .... fMrs. Paul A. Stoudtb, R. D. 1, Reading, Pa. Wegman, Harold C. ........ Student, University ol Pennsylvania, Limekiln, Pa. Wentzel, LeRoy W. ....... .................................. I ndustry, Oley, Pa. Winter, Harold H. ..... ......... I ndustry, Yellow House, Pa. 1946 Bieber. Alma S. ........ Student, Kutztown State Teachers College, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Copley, Iohn W. Ir. ................ Student, Randolph Macon College. R. D. 1, Oley. Pa. DeTurck, Fem E. . ....... Student, Indiana State Teachers College, R, D. 1. Oley, Pa. Deysher, Iames B. ............ Student, Pennsylvania State College, Oley, Pa. Diener, Arthur W. ........ ......... F armer, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Eddinger, Harold R. .................... Truck Driver, Spangsville, Pa. Fisher, Laura O. .................................... Industry, Manatawny, Pa. Fisher, Olive A. .............. Student, West Chester State Teachers College. Yellow House, Pa. Haier, Raymond S. .................... Farmer, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Hoch. Erma K. .... Nurse, 120 South Franklin St., Boyertown, Pa. Houp, Paul M. ............................ Farmer, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Levengood, Donald G. ............................ Radio, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Link, Carl W. ..... .... ....... ........ I n d ustry, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Loeb, Naomi S. ................ tMrs. E. Frederick Kegerisel, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Reichert, Virginia R. .............. Secretary, R. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. Rohrbach, Marian D. , ....................... Industry, R. D. l, Oley, Pa. Rothenberger, Harold A. . ....... Student, Lebanon Valley College, Oley, Pa. Schaeffer, Mary lane St., Boyertown, Pa. Seidel, Earl M. ............. ...... . Stitzer, Fern H. ..... . Fleetwood, Pa. Yorgey, R. Gordon ..... .... .... ........tMrs. Warren PaulJ, 519 East Fourth Industry. R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. ........CMrs. R. Gordon Yorgeyl, R. D. 1, 1947 Farmer, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Angstadt, Betty I. ........ Nurse, 623 Rhoads Ave., Boyertown, Pa. Aulenbach, Sara lane ............ lMrs. LeRoy Frederickl, 128 East Washington St., Fleetwood, Pa. Berndt, Anna S. ...,.... CMrs. Lee Himmelreichl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Boltz Iewel A. .... Mrs. Elwood Hasslerl, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Breidenstein, Charles Christman, George D. Clauser, Ray A. ..................... . Institute, Oley, Pa. Clouser, Mary Ellen ........ Shillington, Pa. Correll, Elsie M. ............... . Dietrich, Dorothy L. ............... . Oley, Pa. Drumheller, Grace E. Fox, Richard L. .................... . E. .................................... lndustry, Oley, Pa. Oley, Pa. Student, Wyomissing Polytechnic fMrs. Lewis MaCannl, 436 March St., IMrs. Iohn Sheetzl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Student, Ursinus College, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Institute, R. D. 1, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Hartline, Ruth A. ........... . .Student, Wyomissing Polytechnic tMrs. Daniel Cleaverl, Boyertown, Pa. Hartman. Paul H. ............................................ United States Navy Hetrick, Roy W. ...... . Farmer. Limekiln, Pa. High, Martin K. ........... ............................... , .United States Army Hoch. Margaret E. ...... . ........ .. Keller, Abraham ...... Kline, Doris V. ......... . Lendacki, Rita A. .......... . Levengood, Mabel A. .... . Mast, Naomi O. ...... . Industry, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. ............................Industry, Basket, Pa. .............................Industry, Oley, Pa. .......tMrs. Earl Pottsb, Esterly, Pa. .........Domestic, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Loeb, Iohn A. .............. ..................... U nited States Novy ..................................Domestic, Oley, Pa. .......................Industry, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa Mathias, Stuart L. Moyer, Arlene R. ............ tMrs. Charles Noll. Mae E. ............................... . Readinger, Betty V. ........................ CMrs. Reifsnyder. Elizabeth Breidensteinl. Oley, Pa Industry, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa Iohn Eckertl, Oley, Pa Reider, Esther M. ........ CMrs. Luther Nolll, 1509 North Tenth St., Reading, Pa. Reitnouer, Miles F. .................. Student, Wyomissing Polytechnic Institute, Oley, Pa. Ritter, Iune R. ................ CMrs. Percival Kulpl, R. D. 1. Oley, Pa. Schaeffer. Daniel W. ............................ Farmer, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Schey, Arline F. .......... ....... N urse. R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Shade, Vivian R. ..... .......... Sa leslady, Box' 52, Oley, Pa. Shane, Ernest S. ........ ............................. U nited States Army Snyder, 'I'heodore D. ................ Farmer, R. D. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Stocking, George I. ............ Industry, 153 West Buttonwood St., Reading, Pa. Wagner, Henry I. ........................ Farmer, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Wegman, Susan M. ................................ Domestic, Limekiln. Pa. Yorgey, Martha I. ........ Student, Boston Conservatory ol Music, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Anderson. Arvld A. ...,.. ........... . ....... . . 1948 .United States Air Force Bechtel, LeRoy E. ......... .................... M echanic, Manatawny, Pa. Brumbach, Helen A. .......... . Burkhart, Henry C. Doremus, Thomas W. .Assistant Cook, Yellow House, Pa. .............Carpenter, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. States Navy Ford, Clara M. ................ tMrs. LeRoy I-loppesl, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Ford, Mary lane .................... tMrs Carl Essigj, H. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Fox, Iames C. .. .... ............... F armer, Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Fox, Iean E. ........ ........... I ndustry, R. D., Fleetwood, Pa. Sixty-three ............Industry, R. D. 1. Oley, Pa. O .fdumni Glasser, Evelyn P. .... ............. I ndustry, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Haas, Mabel E. ...... ....... 1 Mrs. Clarence Bieberl. Oley, Pa. Haier, Deborah N. ..........,......... Industry, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. Hartline, Alice E. ................................ Secretary, Manatawny. Pa. Hartline, Duane I. ........ Student, Drexel Institute of Technology, R. D. 1, Boyertown, Pa. Heftley, William L. ........ Student, Muhlenberg College, Oley, Pa. Hertzog, Kenneth C. ........ Student, Pennsylvania State College. Allentown Extension Center, Oley, Pa. Keller, Fay E. ........................................ Beautician, Limekiln, Pa. Kline, Shirley L. ........ fMrs. Stephen DeTurkl, 748 West Harriman Place. San Antonio, Texas Labe, Harry R. ................ Industry, 133 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. Miller, Reynold D. ..... ................................ F armer, Limekiln, Pa. Miller, Victor L. Ir. ..... ...............,....... F armer, R. D. l, Oley, Pa. Noll. Richard W. ........ ......... C arpenter, R. D 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Reider, Harold R. ...... ................................... M ason, Oley, Pa. Rhoads, Doris M. ....... .......... I ndustry, 934 North Tweltth St., Reading, Pa. Ritter, Doris I. .................................................... Industry, Oley, Pa. Rohrbach, Raymond I. ............ Student, Mercersburg Academy. Oley, Pa. Roscher, Wilhelm G. ................ Domestic, R. D. 1. Boyertown, Pa. Schollenberger, Helen I. ................................ Industry, Oley, Pa. Schwalm, Shirley B. .............. Student Nurse, Reading Hospital, Fleetwood, Pa. Seidt, Marie C. ...,..............................,. Industry, Spangsville, Pa. Staufier, Clair A. .... Service Station Operator, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Wagner, Ruth B. .......... CMrs. Ernest Shanel. 4031 Batavia Place, Denver, Colorado Wegman, Daniel L. ...... ....... S alesman, Limekiln, Pa. Wolford, Iean H. ....... ................ Se cretary, Oley, Pa. Yoder, Marvin S. ........ .......... ..... U n ited States Air Force Yoder, Marvin W. ..... . Yoder. Solas A. Ir. Fleetwood, Pa. ..........Carpenter, 23 West Main St., Sixty-four Angstadt, Betty I. ............................ Domestic, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Bieber, Bruce S. ........................ Apprentice Tin Smith, Oley, Pa. Bieber, Olive H. ........ Student, Kutztown State Teachers College. R. D. 3, Fleetwood. Pa. Bower, Hilda May ............ Student, Reading Business Institute, Oley, Pa. Bowers, Carl E. ........................ Mechanic, R. D. 1. Fleetwood, Pa. Deysher, Chester M. ............ Carpenter. R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Diehl, Gloria M. ........ Student, Kutztown State Teachers College, R. D. 1, Fleetwood. Pa. Drumheller. Robert G. .................. . ......... United States Air Force Dundore, Alvin P. ..,.................,....... Mechanic, Box 47. Oley, Pa. Hiester, Wellington A. ............ Industry, R. D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. Hoover. Ioseph S. ............ Student, West Chester State Teachers Lengel, Eunice V. Manatawny, Pa. Miller, Darlene K. ........... . College, Manatawny, Pa. ............Student, Reading Business Institute. tMrs. Leon Bemdtl, R. D. 1. Oley, Pa. Miller, Eugene H. ............................................ Industry, Oley, Pa. Miller, Gloria D. ................... . Moyer, Richard A. Noll, George W. ...................... . Reyher Warren R. Ritter, Richard S. ......... ....................... . Saleslady, R. D. 2, Boyertown, Pa. ....Student, Lehigh University, Limekiln, Pa. .Industry, R. D. 1. Fleetwood, Pa. United States Navy Carpenter, Oley, Pa. Schaefter, Donald W. ........................ Industry, R. D. 1, Oley, Pa. Shade. Shirley L. .............. . ..... 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