Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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we ., 4' sr J. L. Occrbcck, Editor, prepares editorial. A. Koi-el, M. Sylbu. and Spies in 0. H. S. As Miss Shellaby's crew again weighed anchor and launched upon the sea of journalism, they were completely unaware that they were being watched by Secret Agent X. With calm delibera- tion he set down in his little black book the following report: ' Editor Overbeck compliments Bud Sylba and Ed Seatena, cartoonists supreme, upon their brilliant work this year. F. Carlberg and J. Wllite go into a huddle in the corner to discuss their sports column, while A. Conrad is engrossed in her work 011 a new cover. E. Aubele and R. Kauffman make such a racket on their noiseless WJ typewriters that D. Engle, who is trying to balance the books, screams for mercy! Absent from the room at the time are B. Duden, in charge of news and A. Kovel, feature editor. These two are out in search of those spicy and interesting articles which so please the public. 9 , Q 9 D F . -ngfe H, 14 4 . COIll'Ild udp!- .vp Zolyfl ' .Vo . K'lI'1,0,, ,, E. Sratcna mcet lhe zero hour. J. White. F. Caribe-rg, and D. Engle check copy. B. Duden. E. Aubcle, and R. Kauffman grind it out