Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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Twice, since its completion in 1912, this building has sent its graduates into a war-torn world. Mary E. Householder mrrfatary to III. Glllllfilll Secretarial and Health Staffs Play Important Roles Although O.H.S. does not see much of MISS MARY E. HOUSEHOLDER, her influence has long been felt throughout the school system. From the top of the hilI, have come many acts of helpfulness and service both to the faculty and to the boys and girls .... MISS PRISCILLA IANE HAZLETT, our Senior Secre- tary director, smiles heartily for the Periscope. Her Work for Mr. Reitz and the school in gen- eral has established her in the annals of Priscilla lane Hazlett R.B., B.S., Secretary to Mr. Reitz O.H.S .... Health Makes Wealth and here is DR. DONALD A. FUSIA, aided by his effi- cient nurse, MARY W. HAMILTON, to prove that this proverb is true. Since the good health of boys and girls makes for a healthy world, O.H.S. will do its bit to improve the U.S.A. . . . IANICE F. WEAVER, our Registered Dental Hygienist, is responsible for the flashing smiles around O.H.S. Through the efforts of this lady, with a smile of her own to be proud of, the teeth of Oakmont's young people are being carefully guarded. Donald A. Fusia. M.D., Mary W. Hamilton, R.N., Ianice F. Weaver, R.D.H. Bodies as well as minds must be trained to guard America's well-being.

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W. L. GILMORE. Superintendent W. L. REITZ, Principal Friendly Cooperation Prepares Students For Post-War World Planning a post-war curriculum for the boys and girls of Oakmont is only a small part of the war-time activity of the Board of Directors and Dr. Gilmore. However, to these men one idea is paramount-Better educated young people of today will make a better world tomorrow. Although students swarm in and out of the office with excuses to be signed, schedules to be changed, and a million-and-one other problems, busy Mr. Beitz somehow manages to keep things under control. One by one as the jumbled problems are cleaned up, our principal manages a smile and a nod to his troublesome children until at length, the day's work is finished. Nothing is Too Good For Our Schools Say These Men R. G. Stroud, President D. S. Kerr, Secretary I. H. Milligan, Treasurer David B. Fawcett Carl H. Frey lohn S. Harper lohn B. White, Ir. I. Reynolds Smith, labsentl Solicitor. 'NVQ Q THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FACES THE CAMERA 6'

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Activities Play a Vital Part in... IOHN P. EAGLESON, A.B. IAMES C. TROTTER, AB. MARY E. MOOT, BS. Baskoibuii Couch Insir. Music, Epmd Chorus, Orchestm Guidance S. RAY GRIMM, IR., BS HELEN E. WHITE, AB. pp ical Ed Cano. Art ELISDGII Cocih, HLGHI1 Physical Educmiou SARAH M. BOYLE IOANNA BEATTIE, Bs mmm Home Economics MARGARET BRQWN GEORGE D. PORTER MRD ANDERSON MHS. ASIA ECKEH Mcmucxl Truimnq HNAPPYH Assistant Librarians 8