Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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WW 4.010 5 ROOM 208 Bottom Row: F. Konopasek, B. Jan- oski, C. Kaus, A. Prince, B. Schmitt, E. Ricci, E. Long. Second Row: G. Neubert, D. Middle- mas, B. McNulty, H. Langus, E. Pick- ney, K. Pezzi, M. A. Messina. Third Row: O. Rouggie, P. Podufal, C. Johnston, J. Greene. Fourth Row: J. Rodgers, S. Poppish, J. McWilliams, P. Marchese. Absent: A. Perpich, L. Neilly. ROOM 102 Bottom Row: B. jones, E. Donoughe, B. Ewers, D. Herron, B. Heimburger, L. Berg, E. Pilgram. Second Row: B. Loeffler, H. Kravits, I. Ecker, T. Marcacci, T. Ferguson, G. Davis, G. Gunsallus. R. Lewis. Third Row: R. Mink, R. Cameron, D. Cross, R. Lee, J. Podufal, W. Palm- er, R. Landseadel. Fourth Row: J. Ingraham, J. Boul- ton, H. Fossett, D. Cannon, C. Hertz, P. Lelliot, A. Cannon. Absent: S. Marshall, J. Nelson, G. Petrie, J. Magee, H. Moore. ROOM 204 Bottom Row: T. Diliberto, M. Hatch, E. Woods, F. Shadle, T. Wolslayer, D. Goddard, L. Mink, M. Viale. Second Row: M. Vinante, B. Bannen P. Tucker, J. Lee, 1. Springer, Barns, L. Anderson, A. Tomb, . Dodds. Third Row: E. White. G. Stoup, , Telep, M. Banchiere, N. Eaton, . Glew, E. Clarke, C. Lee. Fourth Row: W. Souffrant, C. Sims, W. Tuminella, J. Oskin, H. Reed, P. Zorch. Absent: T. Mosakowski, D. Goss, E. Berg, J. Young, R. Ingraham. Gooo wee 14 fr swf rua equi 103 15 675 Bottom Row: E. Alston, J. Sitler, L, Galardy, D. Fleming, K. Edwards, I. Doyle, B. Flias. Second Row: B. Dickinson, 1. Dyrek B. Ward, E. Roney, G. Drazenovich, D. Bossert, B, Raymond, V. Schreiber. Third Row: A. Bergens, B. J. Hou- ston, H. Anderson, E. Wenzel, 1. Baker, F. Bruno, S. Wedmore, N. Glinos, B, Gardner. Fourth Row: H. Porter, H. Under- wood, E. Stotz, G. Saunders, C. Flisek, S. Cirincione. Absent: E. Harris, B. Fryar, D. Fer- yan. DUE Ilijo N N 5 x Ll-C Y ,S 1 S

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x,. Q N xc, .h H - 'T f , 4' 1 ' Qi ' W I X N 1 V. M l 8, Kp 'YA t We 7 unaafut 1 SQSNQ A M25 y x X43 .4 S , Xa OFFICERS 3 Vice President .... w..................... L ours:-1 BICRG ROUM REPRESENTATIVES X Secretary ...... .... 1 il-IORCIX DnxzENovlcH ' A 611 Treasurer .... ........... 1 TIGTH FKYAR Prcxident .. .... HUGH Polrrlzn Semvd: A Grarc Neuhert .... .... R oom 208 I Helcn Dodds , ..,. Room 204 i Edward Stotz . .... Room 103 X Ted Ferguson . .. .... Room 102 Standing: N lllicstcr Johnson . . .... Room 208 Hugh Porter .... . . .President Roh:-rt Lcc ......,. .... R oom 102 Absent from picture: Anno Tomh ........ .... 1 loom 20-1 Kathleen lidwards .. .... Room 103 milf' gf 5 . - -1 .Q , 5,3 fs The Poor umor I5 'Q y ,N Q With the ring of the 'larm clock every morn l11to the office to get an excuse, Q Tl1e Junior awakes with a look of scorn, Q 5- For during the hours of a trouhled night ' The algebra hug Jut u a hier fight. E, e . I P is ,, f , For which Mr. Reitz couldn't see any use, Out of the office with a look of dismay, Wlith a Nperhaps 1 can get it some other dayf, R 'W While he hurriedly dressed, a shoestring hroke, W je And Master Time gave him a furious poke, His hair Wouldn't lie for the grease was all gone, C And his pals were calling down on the lawn. k NHe grahhed an orange and llew out tl1e door ,There joined some friends and later some more. . 'When they neared the school,they heard the hell, i THQ so they began to ru11 'x pell-mell. ' ' 'When four uhellsv roll vi, S fi' Classes that morning were especially dull, During history tqclassj there was a lull, And out of l1im there Was nary a peep, Because the poor hoy had fallen asleep. Home again, home again, for lunch time had COIIIC. And when it is meal time, this juniofs not dumb, On again, o11 again, right hack to school, Vfith a slight hope of hooky and a game of pool. ed around, l1e was relieved, As his French exam sure had l1i1n 4'tree'd . Next, with the team to play volleyhall, And home to Hle diner , and that is all. TSABEL ECKER 18

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In Memoriam NICK GLINOS Born March 3, 1923 Died December 3, 1939 Member of the Class of ,41 Report Room 103 Art Editor of the 1940 PERISCOPE Member of the Art Club He was a faithful junior with the ambition and the attributes of a real gentleman. A permanent remembrance is his art work in the 1940 PERISCOPE. fTaken from the OAK LEAF of Dec. 8, 19393