Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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ls Still A WWSPTF f.-af F. Shadle J. Slller J. Springer music, and her membership in Dramalic, French, and Malh Clubs and The Girl Reserves, she is a busy woman. WAYNE SOUFFRANT . . . As a iulure aseball scoul, lhis commercial sludenl amuses him- s I wiih huniing and Trapping. JUNE ROSE SP INC-BER is in Commercial, Arl, and Traiilic clubs. ri surely will oblain her ambilion 'ro be a g o usewife. All she asks for is a moderale in- com , I llowsl WILLIAM J. TUMINELLA . . . A H'-Y er and a foolball hero, Hawks is par- r hobbies, cooking and arl, lo help her, I e 'rial +o golf and baseball. l+'s nol' surprising +ha'r he' expecls lo be a coach. HARVEY UNDERWOOD . . . Foolball, baslcelball, and Hi-Y are Undie's slrong poinls. He hopes 'ro amass a small loriune. MARY VIALE . . . Efficiency is ihis s'renog's sirong poinl. Whai would The Periscope have done wilhoul her? Heavenly day, says MARINA VIN- ANTE, I hope I gel a good job. VERNIE ELIZ- ABETH WARD . . . Wardie's worlc in 'lhe Girl 25 3 fs PERISC E H. U derwood M.Viala is The alcmont School Board. Reserves. Science, and Traffic clubs musl have made her lhoughliul oi olhers. for she hopes To become a nurse and own her own hospilal. SYLVESTER WEDMORE aims only +o be lhe chief pilol of T. W. A. SyI's hobbies include all ouldoor sporls. ERNIE WENZEL dislilces Monday mornings mosl oi all. Perhaps he'd ralher puller . around al home wilh his car- pen'rry. EDWARD J. WHITE says he'II be a bu'rcher or bust A+ O. H. S., Whi+ef' is loo busy for any hobbies or clubs. ELOIS WOODS comes +o O. H. S. 'From lnclianola where someday she expecls 'lo sei up a beauiy parlor. PAUL ZORCH plays 'rhe accordion in his spare lime. A+ O. H. S. he enjoys The friendships of 'lhe Commercial Club. P. Zorch Wed more 55533. E. Woods

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We 4. Q Jvc?-Y '4 H. lforler HUGH F. PORTER, JR. . . his friends, 'rhis lufure chemical engineer aclually Fai by .squeezes Hi-Y, foolball, Dramalic Club, band, or- cheslra, Le Cercle, and Nalional Honor info his schedule and makes excellenl grades besides! ls he super-man? ANNA PRINCE . . . Princie will one day soolhe away our ills in 'rhe nilly while cap of a nurse. She enjoys reading, roller slcaling, and Com- mercial Club. WILLIAM PALMER . . . Loafing This year, as far as clubs are concerned, Pull likes swimming and aspires 'foward accouniancy. ANNE PERPICH . . . Once more we inlroduce a lirsl rale slenographer-lo-be. The Commercial Club was Perp's sole aclivily. BETTY CLARE RAYMOND . . . Bebe hopes lo become a co-parlner of Vir- ginia Schreiber in business. The Girl Reserves, Arl Club, and Le Cercle round oul' her O. H. S. life. She'd ralher have a soda founlain 'rhan anylhing. Imagine! HARVEY D. REED . . . Be Prepared is The mollo of our Tulure Nelson Eddy, and so he devoles mosl of his O. H. S. lile To vocal and in- slrumenlal music. ELIZABETH RICCI . . . The Com- -ix Gr Alsba B. lf s-QW if 05 ii 24 The Grand March By O. Rouggie Q Carl mercial .Club sends forlh anolher slenographer. Rich's hobby is collecling snapshols. JOSEPH RODGERS . . . Joe is all up in The air, 'lor he aims 'ro be an avialor. This Commercial sludenl enioys hunling and fishing. ELVA RONEY . . . EIva's aclivilies al O. H. S. include GirlTReserves. Trallic Club, and music-oul' of school, her hobbies are ouidoor sporls. OLIVER ROUGGIE . noi' a graduale. BERTHA I. SCHMITT . . . Berl's'.' hobby is roller slcaling--believes Thai one should Think Twice, Then ACI. VIRGINIA SCHREIBER . . . Gina's aclivilies include Girl Reserves, French Club, and Periscope. Grove Cily College is her goal. T FRANCES SHADLE . . . Secrefarial worlc is lhe ambilion ol This Commercial Club member whose colleclion of roy dogs is quile enviable. CHARLES SIMS . . . This Commercial sludem' and Hi-Y mem- ber aims lo be a big shol someday, buf righl' now Admiral would ralher be a 'lreshie al O. H. S. JUNE A. SITLER . . . Chubby as a malh leach- er will be a ioy. Wi+h her hobbies, pholography and O 'oi

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f T J ' OFFICERS Q A X yi! 9,4 JOSEPHINE BUTTICH . . . ......... ..... T reasurer x it ' MARGARET Hoon ..... President t , I9 ' l ,NJ HELEN JANosRi ....... secretary j iq' ROBERT HANUS .... .......... v ice President 61 S Qllx wb in ROOM - -I' Room IO6 Room 204 Room IO6 Room-IOS Room IO5 BIRTCHER .... Room IO3 HOOD .. . ..... President CHARLES GERDING .... .... R oom IO3 JOHN SHOTT ....... .... R oom 204 A Junior Writes A Letter Dear Perry Scope: As I sit here seeing nothing, I realize that4l've contracted a dreaded disease-spring tever. My mind's a blanlc, school is dull, this' study's boring, and I want to go home. Do you lcnow what goes on in the Cathedral ot learning?-! l'II give you a bell by bell description ot one day. Our tirst period is devoted to calisthenics and dancing. We try desperately to swing it and, ot all things, to the tune ot The Merry Widow Waltz. Whew! lt's exhausting. Then we cross the hall ot tame to receive the encouragement ot Mr. Wood, tor soon we too will blossom into chemists. But lmaybe you've noticed! contidentially, it stinks! My third period is an uneventtul study. Snatch, snatch, snatch, space! lt's still Miss Saclcter's tavorite ex- pression in any typing period. Home! Lunch! and baclc. Time tor English which occupies the space between our ears during the 'tit 'AT X titth. Mrs. Eoster's pet phrase and my pet peeve is, Do all E papers over! Everyone has heard about our terrible Junior Class meetings. There are some antagonistic radicals under the auditorium root these sixth periods, and honestly, when the president calls tor a discussion, it's actually funny. Arguments aren't uncommon and petty quarrels rank high on the list ot entertainment. At the sound ot the bell, Amer- ican History is relived. lt it isn't dates, it's men, and it it isn't men, it's wars. The bell peals again, and it's farewell to arms. ln the spring a young man's tancy turns to love is a grand old saying. No iunior has any love at any season tor the eighth period subject, Algebra. Atter torty-tive minutes ot X's and I Y's and wh they're equal to something else, we're dismissed tlor another day. Tomorrow, you say Ditto! 'At 1 So long, . Y Dolores Nicholaix f- I R T' if