Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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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

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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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The Pet I donit mind students whispering, I don't mind them having fun, But what gets me during classes Is to see them chewing gum. Most girls have nice personalities, Thereis some we'd like to mock, But they lower themselves to the the list Wlien they start that baby talk. All of us love our teachers, And we try to do our hest, But one thing we don't like so well ls an unexpected lest. Girls have such pretty faces, It really is a scream To see most of them covered up Wlith lipstick, rouge, and cream. If you believe in signs, i Ekas' windows show life . . . A Mink supports two Lees Dislikes of a unior Wvhen we listen to a speaker, We like to hear every word, So, you people with weak voices Please speak so you can be heard. We like to aid our classmates When they need a hit of help, But please, when it comes to nightwork, Do a little of it yourself. These are not my own ideas, Theyire from juniors, seniors to-he, So, if they have made you angry, You can't put the hlanie on me. But you've no right to get angry 'Cause this is all in fun. 'Tis just my English homework, And now my assignment's done. YHELPLN ICRAVITS . . Punk,, as a gutter ratw . . . Miss The three musketeers . . . A triangle of juniors . . . . . . Save school supplies, Spunky . . . Flatfoot Floogie . . . How come, Mr. Shuker? . . . Two seniors dream of their junior days . . . Anne and Lois are poised for action . . . Bottoms up! Q45