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

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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

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.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

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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