Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)
- Class of 1932
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' X Q - p S 4-xl' ?'N1q9s. XX Q gas., V ,,',. ,fri il' X ' x . X what GYRQXXX X Ziif-4 f-ff-s.4v-S l ... declicates Two respectfully The Class of Nineteen Thirty- , this volume of the Periscope to Paul E. Masters whose geniality and cooperation with stuclent activities have won lor him a place ol esteem in the hearts of the students ol: the Oalcmont l-ligh School. MIHHIIDN ik- V f f X llFllUlllQlll1flJllUlllQlll3 To the high school world, aviation signiliies ventures into fields of progress as yet untried. lt brings to us the realiza- tion that we, too, can try our wings and with the linking ol aims and realizations reach goals seemingly unattainable. The Class of Nineteen Thirty-Two, realizing the part which education plays in these days of progress has taken pleasure in preparing for you a bool: ol: pleasant memories. x ' X ,L X A C11 X 1 RS f I X , ff 5.3 M O mu , I! X ' f - ' I A -'-?EXx -Eg N- XXX , ill x XXII? A 'N VS X 1 3-Ef7 , III If f ,lt I a X' in I' , -4 Y ,Q A I I ..:- A x X . IIIIIIIHNIIIIIIENIIICIES DEDICATIUN ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CLASSES FEATURES PAT RUNS AA .M fw . Ae P ISI F CULTY X X, V! I f' k W X x , iff X 5 xr A I x 4 . ww X 1 cr 0 xx! 1 1 fl J 14 .N .w-1-1' l . .-J.Ggn?,.., -,VW . , , .- r x .,,- , ' I , :Q I A v , gnc ', V. - ' fr -af... UT .4 I, x 5 . ,f Q. f , L 1, I , ... 4 - Y ' V f' ,- -fave- , - . f , ., wi E, -. , 5?-535. - 1 - 4.155 ,,., ,, X I , , ' - . 4 w . V ' Q' V-1 .. 1 .YL 1!'. ' 1, . - . w. ,. 'ff V- , an-my I, , . - . . r--. x f :M wx I ,. l , . ,. - 4. 564' ', . -1 L A' 14--t 1 . .- fzf-fr. fffxf Fai: 4 ',e.:t,L+f9-amy. J' f ' 'A , -.11-wh . 4. -f '-'H . F . . 1' . gig, f ,. K 'MSW' 'Q Wiz:-X 3.1 .'?1E'1.i' ff f1 -'H' -. fr' 4 ' .' . W is Q-,..., . 31 - - --111 ' '1 1 . .'-w5 ,'- . '.3F Q T' ' -1- .'4 ., I' '. ,Y ,. 13. As.: ' RQ... 3.-.. -avi'j',,,,,, - ,. A X A 'M' 'B '4 H - A -'-si' ,,. W 1 M- ' - .L V I A' In vi' l s e ' ' ' - .,?,A. . .- :I - A.,,.n .. I 1 If if ?f1. k 'aff A 'V .rm---'I - mites -Yzvtnwiz ' ' 'ifffifg . .Vf: 'f-E ' .b . .UN.f,',1-A .. K. ,gg 1 1 ,- 1 ..,r tx- . .-4-as . , . 0 ff . . Y Q. 4 , - , f - , .,'1..u'.1.::,' adamant' ' Pl A THE PERISCOPE Board Educahon DR. W. M. THoMPsoN President Wf LEE GILMORE Slqugrvjsjng-Pgfincipal Oakmont' S2ho'ols't D. S. KERR ALLx PALMER Vice President R. L. STREETER J' H' MILLIGAN CARL H. FREY Secretary I91 A. H. BOWEN THE PERISCOPE J' r 'L..-5. 1 S,W1.4l,- , .1 ' 1' I W. L. REITZ, A.B. Higlz School P incipal 441.55-leaf ET11151. D. RAY, A.B., M.A. Mathematics Faculty R. H. LEARN, B.S. Science 1 HELEN R. SHELLABY Commercial Subjects 'M GUERITE EKAS, AB.. M.A. nglish MARY 'E. Mo0T Niusic . l10l GEORGE D. PURTER Manual Training l K fiy fl, THE PERISCOPE HARRY D, BOOK, B.S. Commercial Subjects GLADYS SHOTT, A.B. English JOYCE GILLESPIE Physical Education, Coach Latin MARY E, BARBER, A.B. HELEN E. WHITE, FB. Art MARY ALICE BRIGHT, B,S. Home Economics SAMUEL PHILSON, B.E., MA. History, Problems of Democracy llll THE PERISCOPE SALLY G. GOLDEN, AP. , Latin f, ,- ,- i W VIOLA SACKTIQR, B.S. Commercial Subjects I jAMLs M. WOOD, A.B. -f FRANCES T. MCNALL, A.B. French V History, Science Eriglixli, History ff VL ON A B. ' H .'E. ', , X aries, Civics I 121 A. MARIAN MCILNAY. A.B., A.M. MARc,AR12T A. Hl,TCHlNhON, A.B. English L SSE5 ,. ,M-wfug ' H Ny-V2 ww..-.. ...,........-- - V ff' A r JW' f ,K ,rd , ' ,ff . . X I 1, qi Qian -4 ,....'. ,Maw I+1'- -1-wv'l 'nm nvun mumaunvmv'-'mw lulfxvw u1.,,,,, I L ..,..... ...S . M .,,N..m-1' F .QQ - g -TID If m'l'4 AcN X a11'9 'w 1 S 'Af SY ,,.w+ Q5 N , f QM IW' ' ....,... Q - - C9 Wuxi ilx x f' ESR J, ....... ap 'i ff M Q 7 5 y: :JEL 1 -:Ji A A. .1- my . Nm' , 4.'gf 554' WJ if W, 1 1 7'f.l 1. , , 1 V K I SL . x . 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N . r .1 JL.. -ununzkaw 5 All ,J YL ' .f xx, f .-ff' .1 I jf A A 1, s i xv N Y fx Mft if THE..PiEiRlSCOPE,,, ,W J JJ ,iq J 'if ' J ll !JM,1 If A 1.1-E nf J IU tx .M I f 1 ff' FEAR FOWLER ROLAND YOURD President VicefP1esident FEAR FOWLER The president of our class is she, And the very best sport that could ever be. Dramatic Club 3. 45 French Club 3, 45 Math Club 35 Science Club 33 Clee Club 35 Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 43 Track 1. 2, 3, Class Presi- dent 3, 45 Square Crooks 4. ROLAND YOURD Roland was captain of a great football team. The best that our school for a long time has seen. Dramatic Club 35 French Club 45 Orchestra 3, 43 Glee Club 2. 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Foot- ball 2. 3. 45 Vice-President of Class 3. 45 Square Crooks 4. MARIE OBERLIN WILLIAM McKowN Secretary Treasurer MARIE OBERLIN ' I When Work's to be fini hed 0 y re ready for un 2 e 2 3 Athletic s- sociation 4: C a eaves 5 Pay As You Enter 4 g Class Secretary 4, WILLIAM MC KOWN Bill's a cave man with pretty blond curls, His hair is the envy of all the girls. Dramatic Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Math S ' Cl b 3 4 Cl T f , ' Opr Made c I y with ei e 'QI .lu 3, 4 F ilub 2, 3, 4, IN lub , 3 ' r' c , 5 A J 2 Club 2, 3, 45 ccience u .5 5 ass reasurer 43 Periscope 35 Football 45 'Track 2, 35 Basket- ball 2, 35 0akleaves 25 Square Crooks 4. Senior Class History In the fall of 1928 the class of '32 entered the portals of O. H. S., an army of r txt, ' one hundred Hfty souls. Their first venture was a Valentine party, a huge success in spite of many difhculties. In june a much wiser group finished the year anxious to return as sophomores. Athletics gave the sophomore girls a chance to bring renown to their class by capturing interfclass basketball and track championships. The E. Y. M. or Enjoy Your Mathematics Club claimed many sophomore members. Oakleaves, a stage show for the lbenefit of the CakfLeaf, gave many sophomores an opportunity to show their dramatic ability. Organization and choice of class oflicers were the privilege of the newlyffledged upper classmen, Fear Fowler was elected olhcial guide for the coming year. A new Commercial Course claimed many of the members of this class as interested and eager workers. Another new organization, The Travel Club made its debut with juniors and seniors as members. Again the girls distinguished themselves by winning the interfclass volleyvball championship. The purchase of class rings and pins added to the thrill of Christmas vacation. The Dramatic Club play, The Tightwad , and the OakfLeaf play, Listen In on the Campus , gave more stage experience. The climax to a happy year was marked by the Junior Prom. Advice to all senior classes is to start the year right with a senior class picnic, weiner roast preferred! Can the sight of ,those thirtyfthree pounds of weiners ever be forgotten? Class songs, Periscope pictures, and the Dramatic Club Play prepared this group of S9 seniors for the thrills of Commencement and the neverftofbefforf gotten experiences of Baccalaureat, class night and that last tearful moment which marked the close of four pleasant years at O. H. S. l13l ,if 1,7 , x H MJ X U l l, I i ll L, ,ly 5. Q .1 . 1 .J I' ,J Riixpllx y VW wg' LD' 1 J M li l ,f ll il up v li L 4 M. 1 I 1 THE PERISCOPE RUTH ANN AGNEW A Cllllfllllllg smile which she sa-ves for zu few llut we all know she's a friend thru and thru. llramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 43 Oak Leaf 3, 4: Listen ln Un the Czuupus 3, Square Crooks 4. K ,- ' , ' W A ALTER xm t u most wonderful gift, JU I Pla , l 1 2 lllki r . ' f wif? er plz ' ' ke your blues lift. ef le lu , ., 43 Orehes 1 4. HELEN ANDERSON Helen i: charuung and lots of fun, But s e has her goml tunes when her lessons are clone. Drai tic..Qlub 3 -4, French Club 3, 4, Travel Club 43 Track ll, 2, 3, i 5' i , MA ON ANDERS ivruia c es I h a Snail for ' FYOIIC ' SlIe's a vs ezidy for viv r 1 or fun. lx 'Wiej ern High . lwol 31 Scieuc ub 4, Glee Cluh ' 23 Try IE Oakleaves 25 Mat Club 2, 4. - I SADYBELLE ANDERSON Szulybelle and the buys are the best of friends On her good-mmturetl smile everyone depends. XYestern ligh Sclmnl 33 French Club 4, Glee Club l, Z, 43 ml '-Gump XVedfliug 1. f ELEN ARGYROS LV' 1 r Helen has a sweetly, charming voice, 'hen we hear her trill, we all rejoice. Dramatic Club 3, 43 French Club 2, Type Squad 33 Secretelrial Suusul 4: files Club 1. Z. 3. 43 Pay As You Lilllflfu 4. 7' 5 GRACE M. ARNOTT ' She has a heart uf the purest gold, Plus all goml qualities :I girl can hold. Di Izitic Club 3, 41 Cmnniercial Club 3, 4, Travel lu . . WILLIAM H. AUBEL ill is a frienml of everyuue here, nr his future success we have no fear. file Club 1, 2, 33 Travel Club 4g 0akle21ves 9 rack 1, 2, Iutra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3. wg DANIEL BAKER Dan is quite :I jolly lacl, , His lauglis are of the best we've had. Travel Club 4g Orcliestra 15 0akleaves'l 23 Z:uI1ler- Gump VVerldiuL: 1, WILLIAM E. BEARD liill's a racliu fan we see, Tn perfect my set is my aim, says lie. Science lqlub l, 2, 3: lilee Cub l-.lg Mixed Chorua l: Knmliu Club 1. Il4l 1-.M THE PERISCOPE ALBERTA ELAINE Alberta's a shark in everything But French for her is the only thing. Dramatic Club 3, 45 lfrench Club 3, 43 Cllee Club l, tex 4 2, 3, 45 Oak Leaf 43 Pay As Yiwu En NAOMI MAY BLISS Naumi's a newcomer in sehmvl this year, XYe'll always be happy that she was here. Tarentum High Sclmul l, 2, 33 nmercial Club 4: Secretarial Squad 4. JOS H B Ifs car-timns, fun all, a gn spur an ' XYhich makes up r Joe i wt ing: sn t' . Orchestra l, 2. 3. 4: Oa' l.e'f 1. 2. . -l1'Pe1Qi. 1 l. 2. fl, -lg Ffmtball Z, 3, ' ' rack 3' 'Sq a Crooks 4. 'g JACK BULLEN lf we could ask him what he likgs best Hekl answer truthfully, My little car.' Central Catholic High School 1: fllee Square Cronksl' 4. ANNE B. CAMPBELL Anne is full nf huts of lun, 1 I ,uh 2, 4: She even laughs when :vurk's to be rlnne. Dramatic Club 3. 43 French Club 2, 3, 4: Periscnpe ml, 4 LJUL J-f JM' fjakrf Uffvlxt . '-t 35 Oakleaves 23 Basketball 2: A'Square Frm' s X, . 'rf J. DONALD CANNON PML! Don is indeed a regular man, 1 He can do the things no une else can. French Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3: Football 2, 3. -lg Basketball 3: Listen ln On The s Campus 3, Square Crooks 4. 5 ' . f A. f f ' DUDLEY c. CAREY 4 Dud's a big man with orchestra and sax, That he's bnunrl for success is one of the eviden . , Radio Club lg Science Vlub l, 2, 33 Orc esta 1, 2, 3: lilee Club l, 33 Zanrlerfllum1x XYecldin 3 U ,HENRY C. CORSON 4 Henry plays furuball, knows how to have ln, But he never shirks when xxurk's tu be rlr e. Fvmtball l. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, -lg Math Club 2, French Club 3, 4: Track l Mixed Chorus l, 2. 33 Glee Club 2. 3, 4: l eriscnpe 3: Oakleaves 2: Pay As You Enter 4. LOUISE CRAVVFORD ' Gnml Gonrls in packages small are fnuml A lgllgllillti that's why the buys take ,nuiise ruunfl. if ,I .'7 1 French Club 4. ' if DOROTHY RUTH DEGIT W. VVe nften wonder if she'll fall. W ,lust now she seems to like them all. Travel Club 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, -lg Track l. l15l' X . fl, Slil- il 1 blfvlk I M' ' , v O, fe .ROV ,i fl H til lj My I K QNX 'B N J l N .11-' 1 1 ,. THE PERISCOPE pf I 1 J WILLIAM DODDS Everyone knows it's quality that pays, Small Bill proves this, see how his average stays! Dramatic Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, lilee Club 2, 35 0akleaves 23 Football 4g Track 3. Oak Leaf 33 Listen ln On The Campus .lg Pay As You Enter 4. RUTH DUNN Rutlfs hair is a mass ol' ringlets and waves, A permanent like this, every other girl craves. iilee Flub 2, 35 llramatic Club 33 Class Secretarv 3, l'ei-iscope 3. ' DOROTHY EARL I'inkey's hair is a Titian gold Anil lllC1'E'S one true heart she'll always hold. filee Club 2, 3, 41 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1 2 3 4: Basketball 33 Zanilei'-Guinp NVedcling Ig , 0'ak: leaves 2. KATHRYN E. EBNER Kathryn in a new car comes to school, And with a typewriter she doesrft fool. Conunerciali llub . gffype Squad 35 Glee Club I, Z, 31 Mixe Choi' , l7ak Leaf 4. ' J HUG?-I WOOD ,XH1 'll alvdg inyllfe friends wher'er he'll go, W VW n a favor is asked, he'll never say no. N gjiraiiiatd Club 2, 43 Math Club 2, 3, Science Club ' 14 2: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, The Tights X,,!wvacl 35 Square Crooks 4. MIKE ERNST Mike has a job in a dairy store, To make us happy is what he's there for. Science l'lub Zg Zander-Gunip VVeclding 1. WILLIAM EVES llill anil his bike ride all over our town, When theres work to be clone. he ras never a frown. lilee Club l, 2, 3, 4. ,gr - LEROYUERGUSQNA- Miss SheIlaby's helper un the Oak Leaf staff, VVorks half tha night to provide us a laff. Class Treasurer 3gx.Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Oak Leaf 45 Square Crooks 4. DOROTHY JANE GANOE A charming girl, now isn't she? just take a lamk and you will see. Dramatic Club 3, 4: Secretarial Squad 4, Track 1, 25 Pay A7You Enter 4g Square Crooks 4. I , Wi' VKIRKAZTLDERSLEEVE 1 ,V Kirk likgflgirls with blackest hair, To make a hit is his greatest care. ramatic CTD 3, 43 French Club 4: Science Club af, 45 fr' lub 3, 4: Track 35 filee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 The 'Fi wail 3: Basketball 4. , I It I l, 1 . if -i.. THE PERISCOPE N JOE GREER Q X It's ,lime who blushes in our fair sclmul, , But then that shows that Joe doestft fool. X Oakleaves 2. JAMES HAMILTON Jim as a fullback only few can excel, Ask jane ahuut this fur she knuws quite well. Travel Club 3: Science Club 3: Football l, 2, 3, 45 Ilasketball 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3: Square fiiwmksl' 4, MARGARET HAMILTON That she is sweet there is no cloubt, Anil Frankie knows what we leave out. Basketball 3, 4, Interclass Track l, J, ELLEN HARPER Girls like Ellen make Us pruull uf our class, XVe cuulcl not get alum: withnut this lass. Verona High Schuul lg French Flub 3, 45 Math cllllll 2. ELSIE AMELIA HEIMBURGER Elsie likes her schmml anrl car, In the path ufauccess slie'll travel far. Dran tic Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Science Club 3: Tr el Club 3, 4: Glee Flub l, 2, 3, 41 Track l, Z, 3, ' ,ak ves 25 Pay As You Enter 4. MA DORIS HELSLEY J'i .up called and drew his bmw, -X hit 1is mark to other buys' woe. F en f'l 2,-3 +3 Science Club 3, 43 Travel Club I , RACHEL JONES achel is sweet, charming and tall, 5 ff As au actress anfl friend she's popular with all. Math Club 33 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Travel Club 43 Glee f'lub 4g The Tightwa4l 3, V JANE KIGER . Ax Our jane is popular, charming and tall. Iwi' her the boys all readily fall. Dramatic Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, -lg Science Club 2: Travel Club 3, 41 lilee Club 3, -lg Varsity llas- ketball Z, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3. CARL N. KIRSCHBAUM A jully lad is our frientl Carl, lu wit we-'re sure he'll win his laurel. Science Club 1. 2, 3, 41 lllee l'lub l, Z, 3, 4, Football 43 Oakleares 2. MARY JANE KLINGEN SMITH ,lane is the scrmrekeeper at basketball, l She's one nf the nicest ainmig us all, Dramatic C'lub 3, 4: Math Vlub 2, 33 Travel Cluli 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Square lfi'lniks 4, ,L l171-.,L'f' l xff A, u f9 X547 flr,-1 'fl 0 . e IQ ry, st' we 1,1 WW . l 4 MM ll' W' ty' X, .wi til 'M isn- 'T'ri fx, l ,rr .il-mi THE PERISCOPE MARGARET KONECSNI Margaret has hair of purest gold, They say her charms at least one heart hold. Redstone High School 1, 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Type Squad 35 Glee Club 45 Secretarial Squad 4. ROBERT LAKE Robert? wit gives us many a laugh, llis marks show he never does things by half. Dramatics 3, 45 Math Club 2, 35 Science 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Periscope 35 4 Square Crooks . JEAN LEWIS ,lean's dancing and singing will bring her fame, But we feel sure shell remain the same. Travel Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4. NANCY LITMAN ller frientlshilm is one to have and to hold, Fur her manner tn nn one is distant or cold. Dramatic Club 3. 45 French Club 4: lllath Club 3: Science Club 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Periscope 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. AGNES MALLOY Hfmey's a basketball star excelled by few, Margaret rivals her as only a twin can do. Commercial Club 3, 45 Secretarial Squad 45 Glee Club -l: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3. I, MARGARET A. MALLOY Honey lXIarg:aret's a true sport thru and thru, Ch. She captures buys' hearts that are loyal and true. V5 l'+wmmercial l'lub 3, 45 Secretarial Squad 45 Glee Cl' b 45 Varsity Basketball Z, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3. ll X X 0 FLCYD G. MANN . ' X . . K. Our hlussy is a handsome man. Girls try tn attract him. but never can. Oak Leaf 45 Track 35 Basketball 35 Athletic Asso- ciation 4, Square Crooks 4. WILLIAM MARCACCI llill likes his studies very well, Ask his teachers, and they will tell. 'iZH1lKlCl'AfiU1'll'l! Wedding 15 Glee Club 1: Math Club Z5 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Orchestra Z, 3, 4. SILVIO MARCHESE Silvimfs a silent larl in our school, lint silence is golden, he'll tirul is the rule. JOSEPH MARKOVITZ .live comes frorn a town way up the river, Perhaps that's why he's a generous giver. French Flub 45 Science Club 3, -l5 Clee Club 2, 3, 45 Fmfitliall l, Z, 1, 4: 0akleaves 2. l1Sl 1 I JN THE PERISCOPE 'ivy ff' VIRGINIA MATTHEWS A sweet little Flllss with chestnut curls, XVe all envy her marks just wnrlcls and vvorlrlg. Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 4: .Math Club 2, 3: tilee Club 1, Z. 35 Oak Leaf 3, 4g Listen In On The lfatnpus' 3g I'ay As You Enter' 4. She hultls a line place nn the stage in plays VVe nlr11i't wumler whv. fur she has such charming ways Dramatic Flub 3 4' French Flub 4: Travel u 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2. 43 The Tightwacl 3g Square Franks 4. K N X A41 fvw1f,,Vf FRANCES McCANDLESS ,i . ci Q DAVID MCGEORGE 'VVL Dave has a car he ilrives like mail, llut then his car is the hesg ever hail. Math Club 4. y k D Dzf Q-X VVILLIAM MQLAUGHLIN There are not so many uf Big Bill's kinel, ' Fur work or fun he finals time. Science Club 3. 4: Ratliu Club lg 'Tlakleaves 7 Lf A Y . DAVID V. MLLIGAN I J' shim: hero of nur frmtball teams, T111 w II the girls' smiles it always seems. l l fl L I L' kd ' W1 in I x 1 hh b 1 0 z ' Fm1h 7 1 4: llasketball W ,Q,I,.,2,2 --c'mQ:516'aves 2g4 Sr1ualedCfrlmksq 4. U' Y VA pf X! JAMES W. MILLIGAN ,Iim's the truest gentleman that could ever be, X Ju-t try him nnce and yuu will see. Science Club 35 fllee Club 1, 2. 3. 45 0akleave4 2. NONA MONKS XJ J Nona? the capable girl uf nur sclnml, K Y , Huw the Uakleaf pr-wspereil uniler her rule! Dramatic Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4, Math Club j 2: Travel Club .lg Orchestra 2. 3, 43 filee Club 2, .lg P Oakleaf 3, 4g Listen ln On The Campus 3, ' n ALICE MOSSMAN Alice rulkwith an iron hauil The hearts nf many a big cave man. Tavlrmr :Xltlerrlice 1: Dramatic Club 2, 3. 4g Oak Leaf'4: Periscupe lg Glee Club 2. FRANKLIN MUIR His speed is well known un the basketball Hmir. Anil he works just as well when it's Peg he's out Irmr. Funtball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 35 'Square f,'rm+ks 4. REGIS RAAB That hirsls of a feather Huck together is true, lfnr Regis anrl James Reecl certainly ilu. Fre-ucl1 Club 1, 23 Math Club Ig Science 3, 4g Oak .eaf 4. l19l t f .I 'Dry YN. N. fir fb E' is v 1 Lg, Y? il Mx X3 tw 1 N9 j l X in it J M- n NNQ l is J Cv N l i THE PERISCOPE JAMES REED Tall blond girls will always please him, Anne fills the bill, 11lCSf-CE-1135, Jim? Math Club 43 Science Club 3, 45 Radio Club 15 0aklezives 2. CLARA E. REDESKI lf character were really measured in gold, Clara would much of this metal hold. llramatic Club J, 45 Science Club 3: Commercial Club 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Secretarial Squad 4. CLAUDIA RITTER Claudia is a sweet miss from out of town, er smile makes everyone forget to frown. V Dr tic Club 3, 4, Science Club 4g Travel Cluh 43 tllce il 4. at -- OLWAY ROBSHAM N he goes to her classes with lessons all learned, V Every honor she gains we know is well earned. Q rench Club Z3 Commercial Club 3, 45 Secretarial . tl 4 WALLACE RUPERT Wallace is the boy with the business mind, lle's the best manager you'll ever End. Track 33 llasketball 4. v 7, , Y- sl -,-.,,f,, 'QNN-v4.,.,I. Q, - 'tv' 'Q ROY SANDERS Roy has many Con-Coo stories to write, For the Oak-Leaf he strives most half of the night. Dramatic Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 45 Type Squad 3, Clee Club 35 Oak Leaf 3, 43 Listen In On The Campus 3, Zander-Gump NVedding lg Pay As You Entern 4. ELIZABETH SC IDT lx I zabeti can play the ' no just swell , W, nd sb Ii es Junioii most as well. t Fignch C 3, 43 T el Club 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JA FL ENCE SCHNABEL flnwence has Il .fed in many a basketball game, llut .-be does 't ieerl that to bring her friendship or fame. n tic Cub 3, 41 French Club 35 Varsity Basket- ' 2. 3, 4g Track 2, 3. JACK SELLECK Jack's lnzipixy-go-lucky in many ways, llut a friend unforgotten for many clays. Radio Club l: Science Club 43 0akleaves Z. ESTELLE SHERICK Her sparkling eyes and teeth of pearl, Make H lmmty Smile on a lovable girl. Dramatic Club 3, 4g Math Club 25 Travel Club 5, 45 lilev Club 2, 3, 4g Square Crooks 4. l20l J, N l ,' ' 1 ' 4 v-'35, THE PERISCOPE HAROLD SHIRLEY Harold's the actor, any role good or bad, He can play anything from Lincoln to Dad. Oak Leaf 33 Science Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 4: iilee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Trainer 33 Basketball 43 Oakleaves 23 Tightwacl 33 Pay As You Enter 4. JULIA SPRINGER Altho' Julia's young to be finishing school, Une look at her marks shows she tloeslft fool. Sacred IIeart High School 13 Commercial Club 3, 4: T Secretarial Squad 4. WILLIAM STEENBURGH 'A Bill never shirks when work's to be rlone His tackling has U. H, S. many games won. ' Science Club 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Basketball I, Z, 3. JANE BETH STEHLE Jane Beth has such a sweet. cheery smile, VVe'd like to keep lie at 0. H. S. a lodng while. Sacrerl Heart Hi ,chool 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club 43 icl Club 43 ath Club 43 Science Club 4. I l JOHN A. STEHLE John S two S' ers he likes awfully well, He's 'a ' them, so this you can tell. St. V Cl 'rep School, I, Z3 Dramatic Club 43 J M t Cl 43 Science Club 43 lilee Club 43 lay As , - r., 4. ROBERT R. STOLL The John Gilbert of a Senior Class Holcls the heart of many a lass. Dramatic Club 3, 43 Math Club 33 Science Club 3, 43 Orchestra 1, Z. 3, 43 iilee Club 13 Listen In On the Campus 33 Pay As You Enter 4. 'x FONDA STOVER Fonda left us for one whole year, But she's back again, we're glail she-'s here, Dickinson Seminary S3 Secretarial Squad 43 Trackxg X BARBARA STREETER gf Barbara is tiny, sweet and demure, X0 As a friend we'll remember her we-'re,sure. I i Dramatic Club 3. 4: French Club 3, -1: Oak Leg 3. 43 Oakleaves 23 Listen In On The Campus 3. if CATHERINE STUPY Catherine is a sweet, inclustrious lass, She's a gem found once in any class, Junior Math Club 23 Commercial Club 3, 4. JANE THROCKMORTQN Dicl you ask if she's popular? IVell, just stick 'round anfl see. NVhen you see a lot of boys you'll know the attraction is she. Dramatic Club 3, 43 lfrench Club Z, 3. 43 iilee Club 'I -. 3, 43 The 'l'ightwacl 33 A Lucky Break 23 Square Crooks 4. l21l 'N Jyy jf if .3553 Wil fi if I . ,fx 9 A 4 0 ' ,Pr I 1 r ll. - .-'JVM' J 'f'ff.f JF K':'4'z!'v ,NM Katie' 'w-Am., Jr THE PERISCOPE LOUISETOMB Beauty is as beauty does 'tis true, Louise is a charming example for you. Dramatic Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Bahketball 2, 3: Track 1, 23 A Lucky Break 23 The Tightwacln 35 Square Crooks 4. JULIA VJATKINS xv H 6, ,lutly excels many others in artfv I N But then, that's really the goal ig, her heat, SJ' Dramatic Club 35 French Club 4g, lt1vel-,Club 49 . D 6 filer Club 1. 1 ds. Q C , st e - fi h N-. CLIFFORD WEDMORE JR. june as a manager is swell For he can really manage Helen well. Glee Flub 1, 2, 53 Basketball 33 Football 35 Foot- ball Manager 4. DOROTHY VJEIBEL lV2Ul'fltll5' a journalist is striving to be, ll anyone merits success it is she. f J1'2il!l2lllC Club 3, -lg French Club 3, 4g Glee Club . 2. 3, 43 Oak Leaf .lg Track 1, 2, 3g Listen In On the Canilwrif' .lg Square Crmvksu 4. JACK WILBERT XVI-: have uften heard anal Find 'tis true, That -lack has a girl, we wonder who? liHI11l11E1'Cl11l Vlub 3, -lg Type Squad 33 Secretarial Siyuarl 4, Zin illllemnriam BRUCE DANTON A ftntlent uf no mean ability, kind, helpful, courtenus, unseltish, cmuragemis, a Christian gentleman, he has left this world a better place in which to live. 4 l22l THE PERISCOPE i231 ,Xa xXp.g,!, A THE PERISCOPE ' I Lf H I iHAlI:Y ANDERSON STEVE RODNOK MARY MCKINLEY NORMAN BENLINE j President ViCC'PT6Sid6Hf Secretary Treasurer .. 'sw W ' , ., 'lf i ai' if f ,I L Junior Class History ' On new and untried wings, in the fall of 1929, a company of 123 freshmen arf rived in O. H. S. Nothing of consequence was done until the next spring when a trial flight into society was made at a party successful in every detail. The following September the class again took off. Nothing of very great im' portance was attempted except by those memlbers who formed the cast of the play 'lDi0genes Seeks a Secretary given by the Commercial Department. An attempt at a second social flight ended in a forced landing, due to unfavorable conditions. In the third year of the course, class ofiicers were elected to act as the crew necessary to guide this ship housing 83 souls on a successful tour of O. H. S. On bifmonthly landings at the home port again the ship landed and remained long enough to have part of its crew help edit the Oakleaf, the school paper, and produce L'The Periscopew, the year hook of O. H. S. In June the seniors enjoyed the yearly prom, the guests of the junior class members. The class hopes that during the last ycar of its flight, it may establish a hitherto unprecedented altitude of achievement. H F241 ,ff 7 THE PERISCOPE Allen, Helen Anderson, Harry Anderson, Mary Jane Antoon, Joseph Argyros, Mary Asbee Felix, Aubele, William Avery, Mattie Barclay, David Beck, Marjorie Benline, Norman Bossert, Cecil Brown, Jane Bruno, Elizabeth Bryson, William Bulmer, Betty Bushyeager, Sara jane Byers, Wilma Byrne, Martha E. Caldwell, Florence Caldwell, Hattie Cameron, Ellwood Cameron, Jack Conte, Frank Cratsa, Steve Degitz, Margaret Dible, Helen Junior Enrollment Dorn, joseph Favo, Ralph Fletcher, Carl Fletcher, james Fowler, john Fox, Martha Hampson, Charles Harper, Leonard Huibbard, Ruth Hutterer, Paul johnson, Laurens Kearney, George Kelly, Nellie Kirschbaum, Catherine Krebs, Edith Lantz, Harry Lewandowsky, Janet Loefel, Elmer Massey, Juliet McGeoch, Louise Mcjunkin, James McKinley, Mary McKinney, Oliver Meyers, Helen Miceli, jean Meister, james Neal, Stanley l25l Nicholas, Emily Painter, Virginia Palmieri, Mary Pemrick, Emily Queenan, Anna Randolph, Robert Rodgers, Alfreda Rodnock, Steve Roney, Wilfred Scalzo, William Seber, Hildamay Shannon, Stella Mae Shimpeno, Ida Mae Shimpeno, Russel Shirley, William Spindler, Vera Steffey, Charles Streib, Milton Sullivan, Francis Thirtle, Edith Thomas, Charles Thomas, Howard Trafford, Mary Louise Winklernan, William Woolslayer, Paul Wright, Portia Yukstas, Joseph THE PERISCOPE Argyros, Alex Arnott, David Aubele, Henry Babish, john Bauer, Carl Blackmore, Charles Blewitt, George Booth, James Brison, Maxwell Budzak, Paul Campbell, Robert Cannon, Barr Cochrane, Charles Curti, Samuel Danton, john De Rusha, Eugene De Rusha, Glenn Dysart, James Elder, Robert Favo, joseph Fisher, Frank Sophomore Boys Fox, james Gardner, john Hanipson, Richard Heimburger, Williaiii Helwig, George Hood, David Kauffman, Bruce Kelly, George King, Walter Knell, Charles Lane, Ray Magee, James Mattes, john McCauley, Donald McElhose, Edgar McElhose, Robert Mcjunkin, Murray Mcjunkin, Robert McLaughlin, Paul McLeod, john Meyers, Arthur lf-'6l Mink, Charles Morgan, Samuel Mossman, James Payton, Ryan Reed, Robert Robin, Henry Rost, Leo Rowand, Harry Santucci, Italio Schenck, ' Albert Schaffer, Carl Stroud, Robert Succop, Lawrence Sullivan, Hubert Thompson, Dana Tollbert, john Tomb, Frank Wagner, john Walker, Raulston Walters, Edward Wetinore, Richard THE PERISCOPE Anderson, Clara Arnott, Martha Ayres, Mary Baker, Harriet Baroni, Elsie Breeden, Nellie Brinley, Mary Carey, Lorraine Garter, Mary Edith Cratsa, Mary Edgar, Ruth Evans, Jane Fuller, Louise Ganoe, Marguerite Gardner, Wilnua, Gaspersich, Evelyn Gordy, Virginia Gould, Frances Grant, Sarah Gray, Mary Sophomore Girls Halyama, Youstena Harris, Irene Hughes, Gertrude Hyde, Doris Johnson, Eleanor Kataline, Leona Kennedy, Dorothy Kirlwy, Edna Lee, Elizaheth Lenchner, Leona Malone, Frances Marcum, Roxanna Mason, Carolyn NIcGue, Betty McElrath, Mary Louise McGinn, Iraletta McLaughlin, Barbara McWillian1s, Gayle Meister, Margaret Mellon, jane Mellon, Margaret l27l Milligan, Sue Molleston, Madeline Monks, Frances Morton, Esther Murray, Louise Nicholas, Margaret Pilgram, Jean Ponzini, Pauline Richardson, Mary Ritter, Alice Ritter, Ethel Robinson, Jean Schaffer, Joanna Shimpeno, Margaret Smeaton, Anna Smeaton, Jean Stehle, Margaret Volkwein, Doretta Wagenseil, Martha Walcroft, Jean THE PERISCOPE I Abaray, Mike Arnold, Walter Baird, Alan Bonaroti, Frank Bullen, George Butera, Mario Collier, Thomas Carden, Tony Carlberg, Harry Ciceske, William Clasper, Grove Curtis, Gordon Cosnotti, William Cratsa, Billy Curti, Frank Difatta, Nick Edwards, David Elsey, George Emmett, William Ernst, Frank Fisher, Emory Forger, Fred Furko, Thomas Garove, William Gibson, Clarence Grady, Garland Freshmen Boys Green, Sidney Harmon, john Heil, Jack Honsperger, Philip Karns, James King, Roy Kirby, Thomas Konecsni, Vincent Koupas, John Lee, James Lenchner, Albert Lewandowski, Frank Lewandowski, john LeVoie, Cyril Liberatore, Norman Loeffler, Carl Long, John Macaluso, August Macaluso, Saverio Manherz, Keith Maranto, Frank Matthews, Jack McKinney, William McLeod, Fred Miller, Joe l28l Mink, John Murphey, Robert Ostanoski, Nick Palmieri, Mike Pesanich, Mike Petroff, Harry Podufaly, Mike Powley, Edwin Scalzo, Sam Schenck, Charles Sexton, Jack Sharpe, Bruce Shelmire, Howard Shimpeno, William Simpson, Robert Sinclair, William Stover, Jack Suchar, Mike Thompson, Robert Timosuk, Martin Tolbert, Eddie Tolibert, Smith Twyman, james Villella, Anthony Washington, john Yukstas, Adam THE PERISCOPE Anderson, Eleanor Anderson, Ruth Ayers, Margaret Blewitt, Sara Brocato, Catherine Breeden, Mabel Caldwell, Mary Calhoun, Mary Coey, Juanita Dodds, Florence Favo, Florio Fleeger, Dorothy Fry, Alison Fuller, Harriet Gaines, Jeanne Gaines, Virginia Hall, Flora Halyama, Erma Hanus, Helen Harvey, Frances Hatch, Hattie Freshmen Girls Haus, Camille Heil, Ruth Helsley, Beulah Hess, Louise Hinchey, Margaret Hood, Henrietta Hutterer, Emma Kelly, Irene Law, Belinda Leckie, Norma Lieberman, Mildred Lohr, Muriel Lunsford, Nettie Luyten, Charlotte Mackos, Mary Malone, Mildred Maranto, Lena Marcacci, Martha Marcacci, Matilda Marchese, Edith Mauro, Concetta l29l McCloskey, Ieleen McLaughlin, Catlierlneq Miller, Isabel 'IS iii Y ff Munn, Catherine M Palmer, Marietta Palmieri, Rose Queenan, Jane Rodger, Mildred Rohe, Edith Rosenquist, Brita Ritzert, Rita Sherrick, Jean Smith, Florence Mae Stahara, Helen W Stevenson, Maryga Stroud, Margare Tuminella, Florence Tucci, Katie Underwood, Pearl Vinante, Mary Walentowic, Cecilia THE PERISCOPE The Oalcmont4l ligl1 School Song Of all the schools uign the map, f There's only one that has a team of snap, Tho' far away this team may roam, It always hrings a victory home. To win may mean a hard, hard fight, But our good team comes out all right, And we'll make other schools confess, There's none like dear old O. H. S. Chorus: Oakmont High School, Oakmont High School, The dear old Red and Black, With her colors ever flying, And the team we'll always back. Oakmont High School, Oakmont High School, We'll stand by thro' thick and thin, Every game will bring us nearer, To the goal we're bound to win. just playing loyal, straight and true, Is what our good team always aims to do, Whether it's victory or defeat, We know that good sports can't he heat, Our team will do its very vbest, And we must always do the rest, By standing up and cheering long, With this our Oakmont High School song. l30l AT HL12 TIC S WU, Z ff R -A QF XX - -,-117.4 r f , ,,. , 'FA '.. X .gg ..4....,a. .. . .-,. My -,X ,A .ui .,.. . -. 1 , V ..-.my-gm ' nvgfif Y .-V1.1 k .. . QM a X , 'Q U I.,.X1X..,, EM .4 X X , 5 ur . . ,f X, r 1 J 'X - -.J 1X v' , Q. -. . . . ?'.rf 'X V. J' '-I. X1 f . 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'Q' I Q. wa Football Although no spectacular record was made in football this year, the boys, under Captain Yourd's leadersip gave a good account of themselves. The personnel of the team was composed almost entirely of fourth year men. After being defeated at McDonald 13f6 in a hard battle, Oakmont came home to win successively two games, one with Aspinwall 13'6 and one with Arnold 13-O. Bozo intercepted a pass and made a beautiful run at Shadyside, thus tying them 6-6. After this game the team rested a week. Bad weather and a wet muddy iield helped in a 33-6 defeat for the Red and Black at Edgewood. The game with Springdale, possibly the most evenly matched game of the season, was won on a lucky touchhack by Springdale. A week later the team went to Verona and romped up the field for a ?.5f0 victory. A 1413 victory over Millvale ended a successful season of four games won, one tied, and three lost for the O. H. S. griders. l31l Q Y First Team Second Team F. Muir ........ . . . r ...... R.E. .... .... W . McK0wn W. Stcenburgh . .. ... .. .R.T. .... . . . . Yukstas J, Markovitz .... . . .R. G. .... ..... L . Rost R. Yourd ..... . . .C ....... . . P. Budzak N. Benline .. .... L.G. .... .... R . Favo F. Asbee ...... .... L .T. .... . . . H. Corson O. McKinney ... .. .L. E. .... .. . J. Wagner J. Tolbert ....... . . ..... .... D . Barclay L. Ferguson . . . .R.H. ..... . . . I. Mcjunkin J. Hamilton . ....... ........ L .H. ............... ..... J . Budzak D. Milligan .................... F ......................... F. Conte R. Mcjurmkin, 'l'mine'r+Edgar McElhosc Tolbert, W. Cosnotti, E. Tolbert, Substitutes: Cameron, G. Blewitt, S. F. Bonaroti. SCORES 6 McDonald ..... ...13 . .... 13 Aspinwall ......... 6 .....13 Arnold Manager-Clillord W'edmorc 0. H- C. H. O. H. O. H. O. H. O. H. O. H. O. H. S S S S S S. .... 14 Shadyside Academy. . 6 Edgewood ......... 33 Springdale ........ 2 Verona .... . . O . .... 6 . .... 6 . .... O , .... 25 Millvale .......... 3 l32l Boys' Varsity Basketball The squad: Vvlagner, Hamilton, Muir QCapt.J, Yukstas, tl. Tolbert, E. Cameron ffrainerj, E. Tolhert, R. Mclilhose, Gibson, Cameron, Campbell, Masters fCoachj. Although they did not have an entirely successful main season, the hoys certainly gave C. H. S. a whirlwind iinish at the Allegheny Kiski Valley Tournament. A reckoning of accounts at the end of the season showed a total of nine games won and eleven lost. In the first encounter at the tournament, the team came through in the last few minutes to win the game from Arnold hy one point. Oakmont casilv defeated Kittaning in the next tilt. The fast Franklin team nosed the hoys out in the semifhnals and Freeport gave the Red and Black the ganie for third place. O. H. S. is very proud of the trophy which the boys brought home from the tournaf ment. It shows that persistent plugging is always rewarded. It was the result of an almost heaten team lighting to the Hnish to win that tirst hattle with Arnold, that gave the team the confidence and courage to win the trophy. I33l 0.1-l O.l-1 O.l-I O.H. O,ll. O,H 0.H 0.l-l 0.ll 0,H Varsity Baslcetiaall Scores Leecliburg ,....... 24 Arllulrl . .. .... 35 Alumni ,.. M23 Arnold .... .... 1 2 Springdale .. . .ZZ Leechburg . . . ....Z-1 Erlgewuml . .. .. . .24 XN'iIkinsburg ,.... 28 Swissvale ,,.. .... 2 6 Aspiuwall . . . . . 22 'Ex tra Qu O.H.S O.H.S 0.H.S 0.H.S O.H.S O.H.S U.H.S 0.H.S 0.H.S O.H,S after 125 Etna ..,......... Shadyside Academy Verona ,......... Springdale .. ... Edgewood . . . . . XVilkinsburpz ..... Swissvale ..,. . . . Aspinwall , .. .. . Etna ...... . . , Verona , . . . as The Interaclass Basketball cillflllllllflllrilllll team was COI'I'lllllSC1l nf the follnwiug freshmen: Carden, Cczxptj r Tlmmpsml. Trwlbert, A. Macaluso, S. Macaluso, Sinclair, llnteriu. Palmieri, Frank llonaroti, Lee, Yukstas. Simp sou Grove. l3+l I r. ' '9- 51 Q ,- 5 : I 1 gl Girls Basketball Team Girls' Varsity Basketball Under the leadership ol' their ecmaeh. Miss Gillespie. and the captain, Fear Fowler. and with the splendid cooperation nf the team the gif' ' varsity ui this year witnessed the most sueeessslul season of the last iixe years. huth in game and total scores as well as good sportsmanship. O. H. S. is siirry to liise the iirst squad this year as the followi 9 U. ., ...., ,,..... . U, O, U, .S ..,. II ll ll ll U.lI.S.... ..2'I ll II H ll 4 U. ... J 1 a strung second tcan W ri 'X if cr. ,s .... Ng.: 24 -7 ,- ii' I JI 17, .,,- U. .S .... Mm- il.ll.S ..,. ...-f ll.Il.S.... fl,lI.S,... .. 4l.ll.S .... ., H.ll.S.... ., H lr ready .Xliiinngie . Klillvale .. lfi'eepm'l .. .Xspinivall Hen Avviii Yu-nizi ... Xvlllilllsllllld-l Xlillxalc ., l':l!lieili':1l . .X-piiinall . XX'iIlaii1sl:lil'g I i'eep.ii't , Yi-riina ... Vfiiliwlitzil . ls ng girls are to he graduated: F. Fowler 1Capt,l. A. Malloy, M. Malloy J. Kigcr. F. Sclmabel, D. Degitz. M. Hamilton, and N. Litman. However. to 'Aearry im for the Red and Black. A I' l35I THE PERISCOPE 1 Girls' lntzr-Class Basketball Another basketball season closed with the sophomore girls victorious after a hard struggle with the juniors. All games were very interesting and it was a long, hard fight from beginning to end. The sophomores took first place, the juniors second, seniors third, and last, but not least, the freshmen. The sophomore lineup was as follows: F. Gould, Capt.: M. Arnottg M. Carter: Evansg I. Harris: D. Hydeg S, Milligan: F. Monks: L. Murrayg M. McElrath: Pilgramg M. Wagenseil. F. Fowler, N. Litman, Coaches. Girls' Volleyball Champs again! This year, as well as last, the same group of girls carried away the honors in volley ball. Seven hard games were played after school, but a final victory from the sturdy sophomores brought the laurels to the senior team. Lineup: F. Fowler, Capt: D. Degitzz M. Hamilton: N. Litmang A. Malloy: M. Malloy, I. Kiger: F. Schnahelg Nl. Springer: I. Stehle. l36l xv ACTIVITIES W' 5' f' N X 4 ' NQIIIU7 K 'N fig. . f If' ,BIYIV F ,. ua, 1 , -'LH ' lf? 7 1 f EQ? 4. ..,-5 1 - 0 ' ,. rg .. .4 Qifj. '-Q, -fa , J A ' , ., ,mwsgwy x 3 xp! f .- s 'ng f 1' v-F121 1 x K 1. -' ..1 A-1 . , .1.- ., 1- . - .5 5-. g' X.- -, N44 .' .,:,, , ,, ,L ..-, A ' ,,.3,: -mf, . xg A -.ff - fi-. . . .N , .. ' , .. IG? 4 I V X' ,Ani 'r . . 1:91 H -1 -4 au. f Y N. : 1' -'qw' cu. , ' '-fn- 'if-2: .. vu 'fl ,. -1 uw . 21- t 2' .3 ,',,',f3 ,, lain up-.,.:, 1 ,f-xr' 5 :' vnu -7... fv- -ub.,-.f -.I+ , Q IQ,-1 gf! Qggh-,QS . . , 19 ' 'YQ wif: ..- 3, , .4 , Y M . .f 4 -., G, ,,,, , --2. ww' 1 pa., . 4 'Jf-S H -. ww. . ' -H'.'1'1r.5 - .l'T ' .I 1 1 'i . s ,.., .-- .. , .- ,A 4 .- f. -na, , L, -, 3 1, .9 w. J ar' 1 4 , gm' I Y .- fr ., vw - f.- -J.. .115 xr 5-r,,,.' -s' '?- fi f. gs.-Q-3 1-,J . f fv H- laik' ef. . 31'--35,45 x ,wi ,E 1 :el ' f-1'?, - EJ., .... VJ? H' . . - ,ir .. fx.. i u if-f 'MT . ,--. g-14. --. 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LSXI THE PERISCOPE Travel Club The Travel Club attempts to promote interest in scenic places, particularly the great features of our own country, hy showing collections of lantern slides and Films. The group is asked to keep a scraphook collection of pictures and reading materials on the great national parks of U. S., with some tours near the end of the year to Europe and the West Indies. Hikes, picnics, and kodak exhibits occasionally add a touch of local color to the clu'b's activities. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB Sponsor ..... Mr. Philson President . Kirk Gildersleeve Secretaryf'I reasurer jane Anderson ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Claudia Ritter Jean Lewis William Shirley U91 THE PERISCOPE ril The Commercial Club This, the second year of the Commercial Club, has been a much better year in every respect than last year. A change in the Club Constitution early in- the year permitting membership of any student in the High School carrying two commercial subjects, and maintaining an average of C or better in all work, has evidenced beneficial results. Business meetings in which proper parliamentary procedure was stressed, program meetings consisting of talks by local business men, motion pictures, essays, and skitsg a trip through a city department storeg a social meeting at the sponsor's homeg a commercial playg and a picnic have helped to develop the objective of the club, which is to further the ends of commercial education, to foster a spirit of loyalty to each other and to the school, and to bring our students into closer relation with the busif ness men and the industries of our community. Q OFFICERS President . Betty Bulmer VicefPresiderLt Roy Sanders Secretary . Mary Argyros Treasurer Paul Hutterer Program . Julia Springer Ways and Means Kathryn Eibner Membership Martha Byrne Sponsor . . Mr. Book THE PERISCOPE S De, RGS. l41I THE PERISCOPE 1 THE PERISCOPE The Junior Dramatic Club The junior Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Shott, was organized this year. The membership of the club is composed of those members of the freshmen .and sophof more classes who have an average grade of B in English. The purpose of the cluib is to create an appreciation and interest in good drama through a study of the present day theatres and plays. The members of the club have had opportunity to take part in several one act plays among which was A Sign Unto You , given in the Christmas Chapel Program. The officers for the year were: President .... Robert Stroud VicefP1esident Sarah Crant Secretary . . Paul Budzak Treasurer . Mary Edith Carter l43l THE PERISCOPE Q. Science Clubs ' K The school term of 19314932 proved to he a successful year for the Science Clubs under the supervision of Mr. Learn and Mr. Wood. r This enthusiastic group of students has done much to carry out the purpose of the organizaf tion,fto promote an interest in the study of science. Various speakers were ohtained for the meetings throughout the year and, through the courtesy of The Bell Telephone Company. the cluh was privileged to present a talking picture in chapel, an event unprecedented in the school. Visits to the Westinghouse plant, the Aluminum works in New Kensington and the sending station of KDKA and WSXK were exceptionally interesting. A thriving branch of the Senior Science Club was organized this year with Mr. Wood as sponsor and with sophomores and freshmen as eager members. Senior Club Officers junior Club Officers 4 I Robert Lake . . President . . . Robert Stroud 6, A ' William Marcacci Vicefllrexident . George Elsey 1 ' William Marcacci . Secretary . Belinda Law ,I Kirk Gildersleeve . Treasiwev' . Iohn Mink Harold Shirley . . SevgeantfatfAv'ms jack Sexton K' YC . A .n 1' . I-HI THE PERISCOPE I n K s i 1 f 5 1 3 Power.: I E f 1. 124 'N A 4'1 A 'T ' ' ' fir fl ff X H H .Xxx N S 'wifi , U ,W,4 ,-N H U X Nix. wi X if, f N ,f .X U f x ff etnngs un e N xlmt rm x kumu nm ma U mem Llc-:uLe 1 u e c vu 1. 1 n me tum rmzwflve-5 Il unn f '1 life ff tr: one ut the 0141 st club: nf 0, ll, S.. Mies Ray is club .' 15 1' He vhu ' ' tlll ' en ities qgmnnt know 111V Y x tl 5 , .mal whit 15 l nu r . has czmuut flif 1 'er hi: im: 'zu ' ur iiml its ' ' , - . V , . .ffw l-151 THE PERISCOPE 7 Q . V A.. - ' fam .fa 1 1 .11 C' ,M M fb J .f X X V - - ..3:-A ' 1 f A ' gb, 2 R I 1111. Le Cercle Francais E11C11re le rerfle a 1111 jour 111- 11:11fsa11ce et 111:1i11te11a111 il a la g1'z1111l :ure :le neuf 11115. n1xl7IVI'CllEZ par CIIHIIIEIJ' was 1111- 211111 uf the club this year. Many new songs 111111 112111105 mzule interesting nxeetings. A flmrt 1111mvi1- nf nur presi4lent in l'2ll'iN 111-111111111 111 life some of the IIIZICEF 111111 111111135 fz1111iIiz1r 111 the club tl1r1111gh 5L'I'ElIP bunk work, Au pri111e111ps 111 the cercle 111e:1111 ilu' 2111111131 Alilfh-F1'CIlCll Club IIiL'llik' - il I1z1p11y ending to il happy year, The 1151111-1's for the year were: l'rexifle11t ......... lia1'bz11'a Strceter Vice l'l'C5ill6ll1 ..,... Alberta Blaine S1-cretz11'y ....., .lane 'l'l1mck111urt1m11 'l'1'eaf111'v1' ,.., . Imuise 'I'11111b H61 THE PERISCOPE Orch estra Violins-Vera Spindler, Dorothy Earl, Robert Stoll, Virginia Cordy, Nona Monks, Mary McKinley, joe Budzak, William Marcacci, Jack Matthews, Anthony Villf ella, John Long, Carl Fletcher, Alex Argyros. ClarinetsfHenry Corson, Robert Lake, David MeGeorge. Eb Alto Sax--'Howard Thomas, Norman Benline. TrumpetsfRoland Yourd, Charles Hampson, David Barclay, james Dysart. Trombone-Hugh Elwood. Drums-Harold Shirley, john Harmon, Grove Clasper. Piano-Juanita Alter, Ruth Edgar, Doris Hyde. Due to the loss of a number of exceptionally strong players iby graduation, the orchestra had a hard time to get well organized this year. However, through the help of Miss Moot and many of its faithful members it has Hnally weathered the storml' and enjoyed a happy season. During this orchestra depression , many members gained experience which will put them in fine shape for next year. l47,l THE PERISCOPE Glee Clubs The Glee Clubs, this year, although they were two separate organizations, existed for the same purposefto develop a good tone quality, to study various types of songs, and to make good music a part of the life of O. H. S. Due to the increased number of those interested in this subject, the clubs met in four different sections. In chapel, at public gatherings and at the Commencement exercises, their songs were a source of much pleasure to their appreciative audiences. 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WG.,-wg -.. u A 611 THE PERISCOPE AND THE WIND BLEW THROUGH HIS WHISKERS, JUST THE SAME First Night Cast Hugh Elwood f Ruth Ann Agnew David Milligan f Jane Klingensmith Dorothy Ganoe 1 William McKoWn Floyd Mann f Don Cannon Leroy Ferguson - Estelle Sherrick f Anne Campbell f THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS ll Il Square Crooks f Eddie Ellison f Kay Ellison, his wife f Larry Scott, his friend f jane Brown, Larry's friend f Bridget O'Rourke, landlady Mike Ross, a gunman f Timothy Hogan, police sergeant f - Harry Welch, a detective john Clancy, his aide f Mrs. Phillip Carstori, society leader f Sorrow, the maid Second Night Cast f joe Budzak f Louise Tomb Robert Lake lane Throckmorton Frances McCandless f Iack Bullen f James Hamilton - Roland Yourd Frank Muir ' Fear Fowler f Dorothy Weibel ARE YOU ALL RIGHT? l62l THE PERISCOPE -ri AM A FIRM BELIEVER IN EQUALITYN Pay As You Enter Princess Gloria Goldenheim of Sylvania . . . Helen Argyros Sonia Popoff, her maid . . . . Alberta Blaine Fred Black, a renting agent . . . Roy Sanders Mrs. Nanette Muggiris, a neighborly neighbor Mary ,lane Anderson Rex Randall, a young grocer . . . Robert Stoll The Iceman . . . . . Harold Shirley The Gasman . . . . John Stehle Madame Tullo, a vocal teacher . Elsie Heimburger Sarah Baird, her pupil . . Virginia Matthews jane MacDonald, an actress . . . . Marie Oberlin 'Tim Malone, a plainfclothes man . . . . Robert Campbell Baron von Mosback, Prime Minister of Sylvania . . Henry Corson Captain Hausman, his aide ..... William Dodds Mrs. Nora McGinnis, a young Irish woman . . . Dorothy Ganoe COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Publicity . ...... . Louise Tomb Ticket Sale ..... . Jane Throckmorten Tickets - Catherine Kirschbaum Program . . Vera Spindler Stage Manager . Leonard Harper Property Manager ......... jane Klingensmith SO YOU'RE A REAL PRINCESS? I63l Daddy Long Legs . Little Men . Little Women . We . . Beau Ideal . . Dante's Inferno . To Have and to Hold Man Higher Up . When a Man's a Man As You Like It . Louder Please! . Rip Van Winkle Freckles . . Three Musketeers . Comedy of Errors . Dreamy Kid . Half Shot at Sunrise The Wind . . A Certain Rich Man MenfLike Gods . Bottle Imp . Les Miserables Conqueror . Forever Free . This Side Idolatry . Quare Women Buried Alive . Great Hunger . So Big . . . Sentimental Tommy Men of Iron . Bloody Ground . Perfect Gentleman THE PERISCOPE High School Credit Books . . Regis Raab . . Stanley Neal, John Mink, Charles Mink . Louise Crawford, Anne Smuyten, Irene McClosky . . . . James Hamilton, jane Evans . . . . . . . Floyd Mann . Study Hall in Science Lecture Hall . . An A in Chemistry . . Mr. Gilmore . Donald Cannon . Mr. Beebee Miss Hutchinson . Ollie Vantine . Charles Knell . Donald Cannon, Robert Stoll, Henry Corson . . . Biology Examination Papers . Harry Lantz Bill McLaughlin . Harold Shirley . Joe Markovitz . Kirk Gildersleeve, Floyd Mann, Robert Stoll . George Helwig Detention Hall victims Bob Murphy . Vacation Days . Helen and june . . Teachers Night before a test . Fourth Period . Louise Crawford . Eleanor Johnson Football Squad Scaife's Field Jim Milligan Crisis . . . . . . Mid Semester Food Products from afar ..-- Sh61'1'iCkS Instruments of Darkness Teacher's blue and red pencils Out: of the East . . .... Unity Land of Journey's End - COmII16HCCIT1CI1t Zone Policeman 88 . . C. Helwig Cow Country . BOYS, GYm Class My Boyhood . Mr. Edmiston This Is the Life . . - N0 511315 I64I THE PERISCOPE wif'-E7 HEZQTME .5 f-AQ- 9 WVU' ,.1.f, ffA,, FJ ' 4 7 X f A Fu4,LepNFRvSH MAN--, Nawy . ' N ' WJ DEAR OLD -41,L ,. f X Q- F ' NRPHTLSON . 'rr E ,Q BgowZ.,.rf,qqo.,,m -Q 7 'KI vm, A Q, ' ' We HH-Ls-- mmf M U -1 Ndf Mwlf 1 El-Fl 'B'g:.9.fY-P- Bam? 'EWQ' I ' L - PPM - 1 I P ' 0 4 ' 3- - f , K - mix Whig, 'k W N L- - , X , J may 5Xmi1li1lxxxx. S vgdv 1 r se a ' Y . 'W 2 X xr A X! 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Weiners, peanuts, cookies?-Senior picnic of course. 14. Akron?-no, just a blimp. 18. The Seniors have charge of Chapel. 22. Arbor Day-Juniors plant a tree. NOVEMBER: 6. We are beaten by Springdale 2 to 0. 16. We beat Verona 25 to O. Yea team! 17-21. Book Week, and a grand display of curios from all countries. DECEMBER: 7. Keep an eye on the Iunior Dramatic Club! Nice play they gave. 9. Basketball season opens. 22. Juniors are sporting class rings. 23. In chapel-junior Dramatic Club play, and oh, those French songs! Oh boy! Christ- mas Vacation. Yea, Santa Claus! JANUARY: 9. Does Mr. Gilmore sing tenor? Miss Moot thinks so. 21. Thunder and lightning on Pine Hill. 26. Before the game- Beat Verona. After the game- We certainly cleaned them up right. FEBRUARY: 9. A real talkie in chapel. 17. Buy a Periscope!! 23. George Washington Play. 25. No more worry over exams-for a while. MARCH: 4. Happy Goldsmith visits us again. 10. We go to New Kensington and bring home the AlleghenyfKiski basketball trophy for third place. 15. Hansel and Gretel visit us in chapel. Come again, kiddies. 17. We visit the Fair of the Iron Horse on the screen. Thanks, Travel Club. APRIL: 5. The Fraternity Six certainly can play. 8. A real princess, a real cake of ice and a good timef- Pay as You Enter. 11. The Juniors talk party. 14. Commercial Club entertains us. Let's make a budget and buy a fur coat. MAY: 12-13 Senior Class Play-what a play! 27. All French verbs finished. Mon Dieu! JUNE: ' 3. Some exhibition, girls! 8. Picnic season is on . Mathematicians and Frenchmen frolic. 15. Boo-hoo! I didn't order a Periscope and there aren't any left. 20. Baccalaureate. . 22. Class Night-Au Revoir, Seniors. 24. Les longs vacances!! 1661 OUR PATRON S xi i f 30361 A O 9 Q Q6 P OL fx! 1 4 Q Q KLA Q - swx' 1, vm aleafi WX Nvre K f 1 NF. V C51 S 9 1 A - fob! W Lf X x 0? P! Read O ,br 10 I u erXSC,o r. n- ff. . . 1 ' - 'T wt- -1 Q - f xv' ' A ,Z rr: Hi . gl ,-, v - - , 'xr-ar '.' -f-1 , --71, J. l. 51 ' -tj -- - X ,, ,, , vi , irdiifhi Q ' .- ' A if:-'H .- Y, - , . 1 N 1 , - .. I. .7 4, , . J . -.Q -.V V -. Y hmm, 24 'E ,fl-ju . A Y, ,. 'V r rz. vm 1 . L - U , 1 ' 4 Q 1-' - - .1 x 4 x Y x . X ' uf E .. ' ,., . ,. Af .,z.,. L 1.19 , 339- 1 1.-f-.x J ' f. - ,. -Hag. , nun. a if w..3,.uH1lil2aE1iSin-4iAJh.1.k as THE PERISCOPE ,--XX zzz?-:E ESQ NN W , ?'5,, 1732 My f 1932 'aff -ex QMNXX i 'ff 4 f L. Education in George Washington's boy- hood days was much desired-but very ex- pensive, and few young men and women were able to pay for the then advanced stage of schooling which compares to the present day high school course. Yet, during Washingtonls administration, the foundation for the educational facilities such as are enjoyed by the students of today, was firmly laid under his wise guidance. The First National ank Oakmont, Pa. l67l THE PERISCOPE WILL M. CALHCUN Prescription Druggist Drugs - Soda - Toilet Articles - Ice Cream Fine Stationery U Candies Cigars 625 ALLEGHENY AVENUE OAKMONT, PA. TELEPHONE 9614 E. A. VOLKWEIN Fancy Groceries and Provisions S62 533 Allegheny Avenue, Oakmont, Pa. W. H. FISHER RADIOS - ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Everything in Hardware, Paints, Glass, Varnish Stoves and Ranges Seed and Fertilizer Bell Phones 378-379-1235 VERONA, PA. Phone Oak 1 Oflice Phone Res. Phone Gomplimenis of the Oakmont 27 Oakmont 933-R W. H. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 727 Front Street Verona, Pa. LEHIGH THEATRE OAKMONT 1160-J OAKMONT, PA. l63l THE PERISCOPE Edward J. Weimer Florist and Decorator Floral Emblems, Cut Flowers, Palms and Bedding Plants a Specialty Bell Phone, Oakmont S50 South Avenue Verona, Pa. The Morton School Courses in All Commercial Subjects We specialize in Secretarial Training Individual Instruction Summer Classes beginning June Seventh, 1932 Circular upon rrquest Penhurst 7680 822 Wood St. Wilkinsburg, Pa. The Oakmont Restaurant 515 ALLEGHENY AVE. Opposite Station Phone 9911 BEN P. DAWKINS, Proprietor F. LENCHNER MERCHANT TAILOR Clothes Clmrzezl, Pressed, and Repairerl Phone Oakmont 803 Cor. Washington and Allegheny Aves. The Way to Succeed Be up to date, says the Calendar. Push, says the Button. Take Pains, said the Window. Never be led, warns the Pencil. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES W. A. Tomlinson Co. CYRIL KLETZLY, Mgr. Make Light of Everything, says the Fire. S52 ' '2Be sharp in your dealings, says the Kmfe' 374 Washington Ave., Oakmont, Pa. When you Find a good thing, stick to it, advises the Glue, BONDS INSURANCE THREE STAR BOTTLING WORKS Manufacturers of All Kinds of CARBONATED BEVERAGES Phone Oakmont 305 Verona, Penna. OAKMONT DRY GOODS CO. S. J. ANTo0N T. M. KHOURY Shoes and Dry Goods 510 Oakmont Ave. Pilgram Building Phone Oakmont 1223 l69l THE PERISCOPE Valley Heights Nursery Morten Bros. COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERv1cE RosEs - SHRUBS - VINES EVERGREENS - PERENNIALS TREES ' ROCK GARDEN PLANTS We Will Plan and Plant For You Phone Atlantic 6335 McKown-Carnes Co. INC. Wholesale Stationers School Supply Distributors 909 Penn. Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa To miss a kiss Is more amiss Than it would be To kiss a miss: Provided that The kiss you miss The miss herself Would never miss. But if you try To kiss a miss With wh ki om a ss Would be amiss Hulton Road Phone 1216-M youfd better always Miss the kiss. J. M. BOSSERT Eat WHERE YOU GET THE DUCO HARDWARE - PAINTS - GLASS See the New Serfvel Refrigerator 50 Years of Serfvifr' Phone Oakmont 111 Delaware Avenue, Oakmont, Pa. F LEISCHER'S Home Made Bread OAKMONT 310 A. S. WARNER CO. Rooffng--Sheet Metal Work -Warm Air Furnaces-Welding 51+ W. Railroad Avenue VERONA, PA. S. J. MESSINA Electric Shoe Repair Shop Grubbs Arcade Oakmont Avenue l70l THE PERISCOPE WITH THE COMPLIMENTS of WILLIAM B. SCAIFE SI SONS CO. OAKMONT, PA. 130 Years Old Founded 1802 U11 THE PERISCOPE Miss Conley's School Secretarial for Young Women 6214 VValnut St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Entrance requirements High School Diploma or its equivalent Very convenient to East Liberty Station Enrollment limited to one hundred Application may be sent now for fall term lfrile for catalogue Over twenty-one years old Alfred Heimburgcr SERVICE TO ALL MAKES or CARS Experience Beyond Price Phone Oakmont 730 Tenth Street Oakmont, Pa A Sign in an Old Restaurant We go to work To earn the dough To buy the bread.. To gain the strength To go to work. Math Club Picnicker- Isn't this an ideal spot for our French-Math picnic? French Club Picnicker- It must be. Fifty million insects can't be wrong. How was the scenery on your trip? It ran mostly to toothpaste and smok- ing tobacco. Give Me a Call Phone Oakmont 327-R CHARLES E. HUsToN BooK, JOB AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING 625 Fifth St. OAKMONT, PA. FRATERNITY, COLLEGE AND CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements and I noimtions Jeweler to the Junior Class of Oalzmont High School L- G- BALFOUR COMPANY lllanufrzcturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. l72l THE PERISCOPE WHERE BANKING IS A PLEASURE Allegheny Valley Trust Co. CAPITAL, STOCK 5150000.00 FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL SERVICE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS ALFRED MARTIN, Prfsidfnt C. D. CAREY, Vine-President CHAS. A. LETSCHE, Srrrftary-Trfasurfr james Lees Alfred Martin Bert E. Miller M. A. Smith DIRECTORS I. F. Walton N. A. Brinley C. D. Carey Sebastian Costa Robt. B. Elliott W. M. I-Iazlett F. O. Warner NORGE Electric Refrigeration Household Appliances RCA-Atwater Kent Radios Radio Supplies Complete' Radio and Auto Serwite Bryan-Keister Co., Inc. 329-339 H ULTON ROAD OAKMONT, PA. Phone: Oakmont 9606: 215 Verona Lumber Sc Supply C0 LUMBER MILLWORK - ROOFING BUILDERS' SUPPLIES PAINTS Phone Oakmont 144-145 VERONA PENNA. Senior: Why don't you put on your slicker? Freshman: I can't. I got a book in one hand and it won't go through the sleeve. Senior interested in Ancient History: Did you ever hear the joke about the Egyptian guide who showed a group of tourists 2 skulls of Tutankhamen, one when he was a boy, and the other when he was a I-nan? Freshman: No, let's hear it. I73l THE PERISCOPE Established 1887 VERONA BUILDING Sc LOAN ASS'N. ASSETS OVER 53,000,000.00 PROFITS RUNNING HIGH SZ, PAID ON CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS PAUL F. BEALAFELD, Sec'y GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES BONDS 736 FRONT STREET, VERONA, PA. Oakmont Planing Mill C. F. REED 8: BROS. Phone Oakmont 59 LE Dealers in All Kinds of Lumber and Builders' Supplies Houses Built on Easy Terms Job Work Promptly Done ALLEGHENY AVENUE Oakmont and Verona Dairy and Ice CO. PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK AND ICE CREAM ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE Phone Oakmont 159 Pennsylvania Avenue at 2nd Street 4l THE PERISCOPE THOMPSON 81 COMPANY PAINT MANUFACTURERS 5 OAKMONT, PA. STONES PHARMACY at your service 504 Oakmont Avenue Oakmont, Pa. The Rexall Store Rfgislrrrd Pharmarirt on duty Night and Day HEARD ON THE GOLF LINKS -Lost your job as a caddy! -Yep, I could do the work all right, but I couldn't learn not to laugh. R th de in my new cycle car, I th seat in b k fmeg I took b mp at fifty-fl , And r d on ruthlessly. Summer Boarder: Why are th t bending over so far? Farmer: You would bend over t Miss, if you were as full of green ppl th t as ose fees are. l Suburban Water Company OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Water Supply for Oakmont, Verona, Rosedale, Unity, North Bessemer, Penn and Plum Townships VERONA, PENNA. THE PERISCOPE Compliments of EDGEWATER STEEL CO. always interested in the success of our schools 96' We Believe in the Future of Oalzmomt An Irishman was gazing into the win- dow of a book store when the following sign caught his eye: Dickens Works All this week for only 34.00 The divvle he does! exclaimed Pat in disgust, the dirty scab! Mother: Now, Johnnie, I know thou- sands of little boys and girls who would be glad to eat that spinach. Johnnie: Name three of them! Mother: Is my boy really trying? Teacher: Very. L. B. Blaine Plumbing and Heating Standard Acid Resisting Enameled Ware Ruud Water Heaters Phone Oakmont 1295 Residence S27 Virginia Ave. NEW CLASSES Now BEING SEE FORMED . . Call, lVrite, or Phone for Details Pittsburgh School of Accountancy Law 8: Finance Bldg. +29 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Atlantif 092 l76l For your Shoes for the entire family Grubbs Arcade Bldg. Oakmont, Pa. THE PERISCOPE Compliments of the Doctors and Dentists Uakmont, Pa. Compliments of an Athletic Goods Company Alex Palmer Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Sewering and Gas Fitting jobbing Promptly Attended To Estimates Cheerfully Furnished PHONE OAK. 46 A Propos of Several Seniors hat's your boy going to be when he W finishes at Yale? An octogenarian, I fear. Tired Senior- My feet burn like the dickens. Do you think a must ard bath would help! S e' There's noth- Intelligent Junior- ur . ing better than mustard for hot dogs. E. S. CO. limitations - Diplomas School Supplies Printing and Engraving THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY PAINESVILLE o HIO l77l Compliments of THE PERISCOPE Since 1839 BUSINESS TRAINING DUFFS-IRON CITY COLLEGE Combining Curry College' with Duffs, Iron City, and Martin's 424 Duquesne Way Pittsburgh ATLANTIC 4875-4876 Compliments of Willows Beach Co. SWIMMING CAMPING OAKMONT, PA. Irate Parent: I'll teach you to make love to my daughter. Frankie-VI wish you would, sir, I'm not making much headway. Passer-by- Why don't you get a good brush? You could do twice as much work. Ollie McKinney fpaintingl- Well, sir, I ain't got twice as much work to do. The absent-minded professor met his son in school one morning and said Good morning, John. How's your father? Compliments of Eaton Funeral Home Phone Oak. 1178 OAKMONT, PA. Pretty Girl: It must have taken a lot of courage to rescue me the way you did. Fireman: Yes, I had to knock down three other guys that wanted to do it. COMMUNITY BARBER SHOP J. S. VILLELLA, Proprietor - Say, Joe, did your father seem pleased when you told him of the S500 you had saved? I think so,-he borrowed it. He- Unmarried ? She- Yes--twice. 512 Oakmont Avenue OAKMONT, PA. Well-dressed man, cigar in hand, is falling thro' the air from an airplane: Gadg That wasn't the wash-room after all! My goodness! exclaimed a stranger in police court, they've caught a pretty tough lot this morning, haven't they? You're looking at the wrong lot, said his neighbor. Those aren't the prisoners. They are the lawyers. -That Senior has the disposition of a mule. -- Then better not talk about him behind his back. First Employer: My office boy whistles while he works. Second Employer: You're lucky, mine only whistles. l73l THE PERISCOPE LOCK I TO THE FUTURE' The one would see the students of today carrymg on and Improv mg the work m our world of progress Educatxon lays the foundation for future success equips our students of today to be builders of tomorrow Another look mto the future shows the part a good bank connection plays m tomorrow s success Here too you may buxld for tomorrow by lettmg this reliable bank asslst you and advise you ln your financtal affairs of today Our ex pernence and facnlmes are at your servxce F lrst N atlonal Ban VERONA PA k 1 N L? N i n I : I i 0 . If one could glance into a crystal-look into the future- . . , ' 7 9 I Q I . , . l l79l THE PERISCOPE KISKI A 200-boy school in the Western Penn- sylvania mountains. Endorsed by all CALL OAKMONT 303-W O. S. GRUBBS 8: SON REAL ESTATE American universities. Graduates in 34 INSURE colllegei,l1029Z successful. Send for The 1N-SURE Km ' an ' INSURANCE Klsklmmetas Springs School Established 1920 Box 949 Saltshurg, Pa. 416 Oakmont Ave. Oakmont, Pa. Doctor QExamining East Side. hhru- nettebz You've got acute appendicitisf' Patient: Don't get fresh! I came to be examined-not admired. Mr. Reitz Cpointing to cigarette stub on school steps: Is that your's? June: Not at all, sir-you saw it first. Foreman to O. H. S. senior applying for a job: Are you a mechanic? Applicant: No, I'm a McLaughlin. To THE CLASS OF 1932: Wr rongratulate you on your arlzif-vfmrnts and extcnd our sincere 1105! fwixhm for your sufresy in life. THE ELITE BARBER SHOP LOUIS P. COSNOTTI, Prop. 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