Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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Xxx . Looking Into The Future Another Senior Class has com- pleted four years of Secondary School work. High School attendance days are over. The book is closed. There is no time now for regrets or disap- pointments. XV herein anyone had shortcomings is so much water over the damf' The mill will never, never grind with the water that has passed. Solomon, in his wisdom, said XVhere there is no vision the people perishf, Half the joys of life- are an- ticipations. How are you planning, Seniors, for the days ahead? Continue your schooling if it is W. LEE GUIMORE within the realm of possibility for Szap.-fifirpiidgiif you to do so. VX-'here there is a will there is a way. Secure the very best MARY E' Hm'5EH0'-Dm preparation you can in order that you may cope successfully with the keen competition experienced in modern life. The individual who is thoroughly equipped will best meet life's obligations and dutiesg life's pleasures and vicissitudesg life's happiness and contentment. t Smvvftzry My sincere- wish is that each of you may have a full measure of future blessings. VV. L. CIILMORE, Supvrintvndmit. The Camera Catches the School Board Although this group of Oakmont citi- zens remains far in the background, they are a big cog in our educational system. XVith Dr. Gilmore the Board of Educa- tion makes many important decisions which would puzzle a less competent organization. EMANVIQI. llfoomxus , Ronicar G. Sruorn. 1':-vsidvlzl Cain. H. Fmiv Amex ll.-xmlzqik J. H. 1ill.I.lG.XN ' YV. I.l'il'i Glmlokiz Flush N. PILGRAM. l'1'vc-Prc.vitIvn1 D. S. KERu,Sf'rr1'fc1ry 10

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A Message to O. H. S .... To you high school students the future has a fascinating appeal. You look forward to it with eagerness and expectation. lt is the time when you will be doing your share- of the world's work, when your plans, hopes and dreams are to come true. And, as you think of it, I wonder if you fully realize the part your high school days play in this future. VVhat a short but very important period your high school course cov- ers! It is the time when you should find yourselves in the sense that you should be conscious of and develop your interests, aptitudes and capac- ities. You should learn that you must live not only as individuals but also as members of a larger group called so- ciety and that its welfare is your wel- fare. Your study of science should VV. L. Rlzrrz, High- School Prinriffnl M . enable you to understand better the world in which you live. In short, high school days should be opportunity days. They should challenge you to do your best in order that you may be your best. NV. L. Rrzrrz, High. School Principal. The Tables Are Turned At a get-acquainted party the male con- tingent of the O.H.S. faculty proved that they know more about cooking than can be learned with a can opener. Nothing more could have been desired than the charm- ing costuming, splendid ' food, and most skillful serving in evidence at this delight- ful social gathering. b 11 effn unusual sight in the kitchen of the :Domestic Science Department