SPORTS WALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2005

George Bea

George was a four-year letter winner in baseball, three-year letter winner in soccer and two-year letter winner in ping-pong in the 1930s. He also lettered in basketball multiple years. He graduated in the Class of 1938 and was voted Best Male Athlete that year. George was killed in 1945 while serving with the Army during World War II.

Barry Hostetter

Barry graduated in 1978 and was named Outstanding Male Athlete for that class. During his high school years, he earned 10 varsity letters (four each in wrestling and football and two in baseball.) During his career he was a state qualifier twice, regional qualifier three times, district champion twice and the district's outstanding wrestler in 1978. In addition, he was named to the All-Southern Chester County League team three times. He held the school record for most career wins in wrestling from 1970 to 1981. In football he was all-league and team MVP in 1978.

Josianne Lauber

Josianne is a 2000 Oxford graduate and a four-year letter winner in both cross-country and track. In her senior year, Josianne was the girls' state champion in cross-country and continues to hold multiple school records. She went on to run for North Carolina State University for four years and at the time of her Wall of Fame induction was a member of the Swiss National Team.

Pat Mosley

Pat was a four-letter winner in track and is fifth on the list of all time female throwers in school history. She was the shot and discus champion in the Southern Chester County League in 1984 and 1985. She lettered three times in basketball and was MVP in 1985. She has coached both basketball and track and field at the high school and college levels, and at the time of her induction was assistant track and field coach at West Chester University.

Liz Mason Thun

Liz lettered four times in basketball at Oxford. She also lettered in softball, basketball, field hockey, badminton and tennis while at Ursinus College. In the 1950s Liz played semi-pro softball in the Wilmington area. She officiated high school and college basketball and lacrosse for 30 years and is an avid recreational golfer.