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

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1--0 , nlftwg '? l l i s A W 5 . Z ma Wafer We sing to Oley High School Noble and strong. To thee with loyal hearts, We raise our song. May your spirits never die, Nor your walls decay. We will sing our praises, Through endless days. We make for thee a crown, Rest on thy brow Pride, honor, glory, love, Before thee bow. Swelling to Heayen's high Our praises ring. Pray that Oley High School Survives all things. im, , 7

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lecbcafevl fo . 5742 Ctffllgy As a token of appreciation and gratitude, we, the class of 1953, dedicate this yearbook to the faculty of Oley High School. As we look back, we realize we can never repay you for all you have done for us. We thank you for having helped us through these years. As you turn to the contents of this book, may the memories therein bring you great pleasure. jo Me graduafing Cfaaa of l953: We, the members of the faculty of the Oley High School, are honored that you have deemed it fitting to dedicate this year book, your final achievement, to us. If we have given you something more than the ability to write a theme or figure an equation, then we have earned that honor. As you leave us, your paths will be far apart. Some of you will go into industry, some will go on to bigger things in agricul- ture, and others will continue their educa- tion. All of you will be striving toward the same goal- Success, It may well be said your definition of suc- cess is your philosophy of life. If your criterion for success is a big car in which to drive from a big house to a job at a big desk, then you'll discover that when you closed the school room door the last day, you left happiness behind, and we as teachers will have failed in our jobs to give you not just a way of making a living, but a way to live. Success cannot be counted by the fullness of your purse, but rather by the fullness of Four MARY BIEBER, Editor-in-Chief your heart. The truly successful person is he who has found happiness. Perhaps found isn't the word. You don't just find happiness-you must make your own. Like anything else you set out to make, there are directions you must follow. The first rule for happiness is one you have known all your life. We call it the Golden Rule. You've always known it, but have you given it any thought? Try living it. The rewards are greater than you think. Count your wealth, not by the number of digits in your bank book, but by the number of true friendships you have earned. Live each day so that you can look to the past with no regrets and to the future with anticipation. Set a goal for yourself and set it high, then work toward it. Learn to be content with what you have and where you are without being satisfied to stay there. Follow these directions and you will have a life full of love for God and your fellow man, true happiness, and success. MARION BERNSTEL Pres. of Teachers' Assoc.