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

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The library club was organized to stimu- late interest in the library and to further the ambition of would be librarians. The club traveled in the spring and fall to the meeting of the Teenage Librarians' Association. In its club meeting the members helped prepare new books for the shelves, mend old books, or assist the librarian in some other way. Some of the members helped behind the desk in the mornings, at noon or after school. Above-Christmas bulletin board, featuring' candles made of book jackets. I,1'ff-Libra1'y Club in action, shelf reading to keep the books in order. olggrary C ug First row-M. Richards, S. Deturck, N. Irvin, J. Moxon, B. Richard, M. Fox, E. Rhoads Sw-onrl row-B. Hartline, V. Lilley, S. Rathje, P. Mast, R. Stoltzfus, H. Stoltzfus, J. Reppert, G. Mast, J. Rathje, H. Horning, Miss Lash, R. Kerehner Fifty-thrca v

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., .... 5 blfblfe 6l,I l'l'l8I 6 First row-R. Renninger, J. Reider, L. Albright, E. Rohrbach, C. Pennypacker, R. Heffner, P. Renninger, L. Mast, R. Seidel Second row-Mr. Blank, F. Zimmerman, F. Eyrich, C. Smith, M. Hetrick, R. Angstadt, L. Griesemer, J. Kurtz, J. Rathje, S. Hartline Third row-R. Rhodes, R. Angstadt, P. Yenser, T. Derr, M. Gauby, B. Fox, E. Taylor, H. Hoffman, A. Levan, R. Schoenly jlflllfllae 07118- I'l'I,Cl QP5 First row-Mrs. Lendacki, B. Behrle, N. Zimmerman, A. M. Sittler, G. Brunner, H. Renninger, B. Hafer, P. Behrle Second row-D. Sittler, M. J. Seidel, C. Griesemer, G. Strunk, J. Bonawitz, C. Henry, M. Andrews Third row-G. Seidel, C. Fritzgerald, B. Romich, J. Flatt, K. Manmiller, B. Sheetz, E. Strunk FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This organization, which is a member of the National F. F. A. Organization, is open to all vocational boys from grades nine to twelve. Before one is admitted, he must be initiated. After this ceremony he is a Green Hand. The purpose of this worthwhile club is to promote better methods in farming. The members display their projects at the various local fairs. Two yearly projects are selling seed and sponsoring the father and son ban- quet. Fifty-four FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This club is open to girls from grades seven to twelve and meets every two weeks. The club strives to teach the pupils coopera- tion in many activities in which they partici- pate. The girls also take 'part in the Hallow- e'en parade.

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Firsf row-M. Robitzer, J. Grim, G. Yorgey, G. Schmid, A. Romig Second row-C. Bortz, S. Conrad, R. Reed, T. Andrews, T. Shappell, G. Yoder, C. Breitenstein, C. Breidegam, W. Frederick, B. Hartline Aff CM This club consists of eighteen members, boys and girls from grades seven to twelve, who meet once a week. Some of the activities of the art club are: soap-carving, making Christmas cards from block prints, and also water color and pen and ink drawings. Work is also done on candles which are made from paraffin. Pastels, which consist of land- scapes and portraits, are used too. The students have tin can work sometimes, painting with oil colors is found to be interesting. Then, too, plates are made from copper. Fifty-two Above-Future artists making Christmas cards candles, and wallets. Left-Artistic bulletin board, complete with Christ- mas angel, star, and shepherds.