Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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D. LEWIS SHUKICK, B.S.S., B. Ed. VIWGMWI' H- FUSTFR, AB- DAN MCCLRDY, A.B., M. Ed. WARREN i'lEI.Ll-Ili, li S. PAUL E. MASTEIIS, ILS. .-XLICIC H KRTER, A.B. H. N. Elm1sToN. A.B. lvl.-KRGUERITE Elms. A.B., MA. JOYCE CILLESPIE CLADYS SHOTT, A.B. JAMES M. Woon, A.B. fBelow :J CHARLES S. MARSHALL, A.B. A. L. GLENN, B.S. in C. W. Q! 4 , D. LEWTIS SHUKER, B.S.S., B.Ed., in his inaugural year at O.H.S. finds that American History and Social Science, and his job of assistant football coach keep him completely enraptured. DAN MCCURDY, A.B., M.Ed., stands by as WARREN HEL- LER, B.S., tells of the wonderful football team O.H.S. will have next year. ln addi- tion to his gym classes, Mr. Heller also tackles two American History groups. MR. MCCURDY, Civics instructor, adds variety to his schedule with a Social Science and a Viforld History class. ln the midst of bio- logical experiments with dead frogs and such, PAUL E. MASTERS, B.S., manages to squeeze in a solitary Plane Geometry course. MARGARET H. FOSTER, A.B.fMrs. Eosterls English literature and letter writ- ing instruction is indispensable to every junior, and seniors look forward to her direction of their play. MISS ALICE HARTER, A.B., prepares our future Erenchmen and Englishmen for intelligent conversation. H. N. EDMISTON, A.B.- Mr. Edmiston, who starts us out right in Hrst year algebra, also has charge of the golf team. MARCUERITE EKAS, A.B., M.A.f Miss Ekas relaxes M 'neath the shade of the spreading chestnut treew after a tiring day with her seniors and their speeches, and MISS JOYCE GIL-LESPIE rests after a hectic day on the gym floor. MISS CLADYS SHOTT, A.B., finds a glimpse at the Sat- urday Evening Post much more refreshing than her daily meeting with the Sopho- more English classes. Although many of us are a bit in the darki' concerning the subject of physics, we can easily be enlightened on this subject by MR. JAMES M. WOOD, A.B., who also has the task of teaching General Science and Chemistry to O.H.S.7s future Wscien- t1StS.,, MR. CHARLES S. MARSHALL, A.B., M.A., recovers sufliciently from teaching the historical dates and political theories of Wvorld History and Problems of Democracy to discuss fwho knows what?l with MR. A. L. GLENN, B.S. in C., who teaches our business-minded students to balance the budgetf' Hi-Y is also Mr. Marshall's 'afortew and Commercial Club and the financial as- sociations are under Mr. Clennis sponsor- ship.

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C Faculty JOHN VV. YVAGENSEIL. B.S., M.l9lfl.4Mr. W'agenseil is ever rezuly to clcmonstrate a General Science or u General Math teclinicality to a bewil- Altllougll the 0.H.S. French course is not easy, '4Frencl1- men come back for more, an- ticipating tlle fun, games, and friendly chuckle of PERISCOPIC anfl French Club sponsor. MISS FRANCES T. MC- NALL, A.B., better known as l,insti.,' HTHICL D. RAY, A.B.. M.B.'-- The untiring airl of Miss Ray calms the troubles of young IllI.ltll6I'lllltlClHIlS. Her enthusiasm in directing the Math Club and Girl Reserves is a subject of admirationito all 0.H.S. students. ll tlerctl fresliie. He sponsors both Science clubs untl tlie bantl. MISS YIOLA SACKTER. B.S.. lVl.A., and MISS HELEN R. SHELLABY, B. of Fld., in- structors of typing and short- llancl, 'gtalk it over with MlSS MARY E. BARBER. A.B., who comprises the en- tire personnel of the Latin Department.

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MQW' Miss Ekas tur11s from drama to dogs. Doctor Gilmore 011 par- ade . . . The camera gets part of the Commercial Dep't . . . The Gilmore family sees a football game . . . Mlle. looks for the birdie . . . Messrs. McCurdy and Marshall sneak a white . . . Miss Gillespie stops for tlIe pause that refreshesw . . . Come and get it, shout cooks McNall and Ray . . . Let's hury the hatchet. Mr. Reitz . . . Mr. W'agenseil 'Gdodgesw out after a long day . . . A snapshot of our ucamera- shyv teacher, Mr. Masters . . . Even teachers like a hit of gos- sip . . . Miss Moot's hat is off to us. -1 VIRGINIA KING, Secretary to Mr. Reitz 3