Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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: RWM Q 1 Q l JUNE ZEEK WDONALD MCCANDLI-:ss Just think of what a girl should be, A bookfia book, Wg? Fiflfdom for U' Combine the best--and that is she. F tb H i3 bigkg-,lg H on T k . . oo a , 9 as e a g rac 2,1YIi5ed Qlhffgufgyflf 25' Class Track fl' 13, 413 Class Basketball 12, 3, 413 Base- ' rem ' ' ball 13, 415 Class Track 13, 41 Q Dramatic . 141 3 Rose o' Plymouth. JAMES COOK There are two things, To Jim a rule: Chewing gum, And missing school. Football 11, 2, 3, 41 Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 Track 12, 313 French 12, 415 Class Track 121. 'Honor. Twenty-eight

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MILTON Sl-IERRICK FRANKLIN Evms Thy words are too precious to be cast A lion among ladies, Uway 'MPOYL CUTS. A I among men. Orchestra 13, 41g Mixed Chorus 11, 2, 5 , , 3, 41g Glee club 11, 2, 3, 413 Track 141: Ragfjhfftgj ff '3' 45' Baseball 43- 45' Class Track 12, 3, 415 Class Basketball ' ' 11, 2, 3, 413 Dramatic 141. EDGAR THOMPSON For every inch that is not fool is rogue. Class Basketball 141: Tennis 11, 2, 3, 415 Class Track 13, 413 Euclidean 141. HELEANOR TIERS 'TMARTHA Younn I have 11 lifilff 8hl1d0w. , Attractive in her manners, That goes m and out wzth me, Winning many fyiends, And what can be the 'MSG of Shg'3 dgsgrfvifng honors 18 'WOW than I can Sfe- When her school life ends. BaElfgQfljf'Q 4147 P Dfamatlc i479 Class Baltimore 1Md.y High School 11, 2, sm, ' Latin 141g Dramatic 1413 Rose o' Ply- mouth 141. 'Honor-. ' 'High Honor. Twenty-seven

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o Q One Stormy Night 1 T WAS a cold, winter night in Alaska in 1950. A keen, biting wind was blowing fiercely, and the temperature was already down to thirty degrees below zero. On the table beside me lay a bundle of newspapers that had just come on the last boat that would arrive before spring. I was anticipating the opening of them with a great deal of satisfaction, for they were one of my pleasures. To be sure I had my radio, but then it was better to have something to read, and it was my custom to start at the front page and read every word, not omitting a single item. - Outside the wind howled louder and the windows shook, but inside it was warm and cozy in the flickering light of the fire. I seemed hungry for news of the outside world, of my old friends and long-forgotten acquaintances. With a forced calmness, I slowly opened the bundle of newspapers. As I eagerly turned the pages, a certain notice caught my eye. It was an announcement of the weekly radio program of Station SAGQ, at Oakmont High School and the entertainment for the yvhole week was to be presented by the members of the class of 1926. It ran as fol- ows: STATION SAGQ MONDAY 7:15 A. M.-Setting-up exercises-Thelma Canuti. 9 :45--Stock market report by Wall Street financier, Walter Boyd. 5.45 P. M.-Sleepy Time Lady-Martha Yourd. ' 6 230-DIIIHCF concert from Harmarville-Music by Lucinda' Adams and her orchestra. 8 215-Address, How To Dress Well on Two Dollars a Week,', by Esther Gum- berg, purchasing agent for Woolworth's. 8:30-Concert by Edgewater Light Opera Company, Alice Sedgwick, soprano, and Lloyd McLaughlin, tenor. 10 :30-Special program featuring Curt Redetzki, xylophonist and an organ recital by Joe McCaffrey. TUESDAY 7:15 A. M.-VVeather report by Forecaster Ernest Schuster. , 10:00-Homemaker's Period Talk, How to Set a Mouse Trap by Jane Ma.crum. 6:30-Dinner concert by Ida Mahla. 7:30-Bedtime Stories, Miles Hogg. -' 8:00-Address by Margaret Riddile in connection with Let's Know Milltown Week. 8:30-Vaudeville program from Lehigh Theater now owned by Leon Argyros, featuring Sara Hunter, Swiss yodeler. , 9:45-Memorial program in memory of Nicholas Favo, who died while attempt- ing to swim Lake Erie. WEDNESDAY 7:30 A. M.-Setting-up Exercises, Eleanor Tiers. 9:45-Opening Markets, Franklin Eves, president of Oakmont National Bank. 3 :OO-Ladies' Hour Talk, How To Cheat the Milkmanf' by Eleanor Campbell. 6:30-Little Symphony Orchestra, John Stewart, conductor. 8 115-Address, Caesar, As I Know Him, by Sara Key. 8:30-Advice to the Lovelorn, Melsom Verner. 9:15-Concert, Viola King, contralto: James Bair, trombone. 11:30-Midnight frolic from Hasson's Cafe, Arthur Restelli, proprietor. Twenty nme