Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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' . ,P ef Q, j ' 1 ,,f TJ 1 ,ty J ROOM 7 Bottom Row: A. Heide, O. DeThomas, E. DeThomas. F. Rinaldi, R. Rouggie, C. Cross, N. Crivner, J. Anderson, J. Mackos, A. Wallo, I Oshnock, G. Wallo. Second Row: R. Rouggie, H. Vekich, P. Connelly, E. Anderson, G. Halasowski, W. Lewandowski, M. Podhurcak, F. Pickney, J. Bohaychick, A. Galovich. Third Row: J. Galore, M. Sams, H. Bloom, B. Celo, M. Celo, H. Perpich, E. Gibson, A. Malesky, G. Ludwig, B. Sorch, S. Washlaski. Fourth Row: E. Oskin, E. Lessick, W. Mauro, L. Kuhn, G. Perpich, J. Sells, W. Yurkovich, R. Spolar, J. Lazzari, R. Far- fell. Absent: R. Pckala, A. Duschl, F. Guzak. ROOM 202 Bottom Row: G. Beck, R. Stopp, S. Mc- Farland, M. Gaydos, R. Munro, P. Daw- kins, M. Wylie, L. Nicholas, R. Burke. Second Row: R. Buttgereit, T. Gregg, B. Wallace, M. Faragher, H. Ricci, G. Ehr- hardt, K. McCormick, A. Sylba, P. War- ner, D. Engel. Third Row: M. Allie, M. Woodside, D. Ayerst, B. Boyer, L. Porter, H. Mitchell, E. Heinrichs, R. Carlberg, G. Hanson. Fourth Row: E. Langley, J. Stein, W. Risley, V. Malone, J. Short, G. Mellin, J. McCreight. Absent: C. Graham, D. Coey. ROOM 203 Bottom Row: A. Schmitt, D. Faust, N. Coyle, K. McGifFm, V. Davis, L. Kennedy, M. Wood, V. Glew, W. Berg, O. Spann. Second Row: A. Zorch, W. Perkins, J. A. Wolford, V. Rommes, J. Anderson, J. McCleod, L. Hunter, B. Kunselman, J. Tuminella, R. Hamilton, R. Banchiere. Third Row: S. Lieberman, W. Rimmel, R. Feryan, P. Ruppel, M. Davitt, J. Blaine, T. Fusia, G. Heyl, C. Verner. Fourth Row: L. Terry, E. Lewandowski, M. Trocki, L. Space, G. Hunter, R. Skin- ner, D. Cherry. 14

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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

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Bottom Row: J. Sever, L. Hatch, A, Honsperger, D. Thomas, A. Williams, F. McAuley, D. Mitchell. Second Row: M. Dryburgh, D. Jones, M. Miceli, O. Montevani. E. Pleshaw, E. Neu- bert, R. Gumalario, R. Browning. Third Row: W. Gihson. C. Ferran'e, M. McElhose, R. Curti, H. Bliss, A. Argyros, J. Shadle. Fourth Row: G. Davis, T. Messina, J. Brooks, M, Stittich, T, Siena, E. Sams, J. Harris. Fifth Row: O. Griffin, C. McWilliams, J. Lucas, W. Skates. Absent: S. Caldwell, K. Martini. Bottom Row: R. Green. V. Bossert, P. Cosnotti, S. Siena, M. Calfe, D. Learn. Second Row: J. Whitley, R. Cramer, P. Talarico, L. Sublinsky, J. A. Miloser, H. Doyle, V. Smith. Third Row: E. Kiser, H. Seachrist, M. Amann, M. L. Kemper, C. Gaggiotti, A. Ferrante, J. Gigliotti, L. Kush. Fourth Row: F. Nichols, J. Seachrist, H. Kerr, E. Grosse, H. Macrum, R. Wylam, R. Bernabei. Fifth Row: J. DeShie1ds, A. Fabian, W. ROOM 9 1 Emmett. T. X ROOM 201 !Lysle, M. Hribar, F. Johnson. Absent V Gas er, A. Vitale, K. Weed- ' : . p iman, A. Lovelidge. l5 How to Behavc in a High School Classroom The important thing to remember about classroom conduct is that the air of innocence is priceless. At OIICC the teacher forgets you and turns his attention to those foolish ones who haven't learned this. Another item in classroom behavior is a propos of chewing gum. Since teachers are unreasonable about this, put your gum in a convenient place. lvive do not recommend the mouth.j If no other place is available and you cherish your gum, there is a spot behind the right car providing you keep your pencil over the left. Or, with practice, you can switch your gum to your cheek ill no tinic flat, then that innocent look and all is well. If you must write notes to that uccrtain per- son , the discreet way is to scoot it across thc floor with the right forefinger tif you don't get caughtfl. This method is faster aI1d more private. The Alma Club will bear with us when we advise furnishing your own paper for this time-honored art. If the teacher has occasion to scoild you, he really should not be ignored while so doing. Nor is it orthodox school etiquette to talk backw to a teacher. lt often promotes a little walk to the olhce. 1, lncidentally, you won,t get sympathy there, eithcrfl For the benefit ol' those who don't know it, the teacher should have the privilege of talk- ing once in a Ichilc. Listening to these kind instructors is not so tiring as you think, and you may learn something. So try it. XXILLIANI RIsI.Iix', '43 Cmnmim-f-. ELI-IANOIK HEINRICHS, '43 WILLIAM PERKINS, '43