Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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More Progressive and Cooperative Worii MABEL I. MAURO . . . Busy! Busy! That's Maisie ewriting letters, skating, bowling and attending football games. This senior secretary, who did a fine job as Periscope typist, intends to carry her high school experience into the real thing after graduation. Good luck and thanks for helping us, Mabel.lIANICE ELIZABETH MCCORMICK . . . Another ideal Girl Reserve intends to enter the nursing profession after graduation. An interested math student such as Ianice, finds leisure time to attend basketball games and writing to the boys in the service. -ISABEL MCGIVERN . . . No wonder there's a penny shortage in Oakmont- Issy has collected them all. This Alma Club member enjoys commercial Work in school and bowling along with cheering the football and basketball teams to victory as outside attractions.-- MARGARET Mcf-IUGH . . . Margaret, better known as Peg, belongs to the Girl Reserves: she likes to build model planes, and also partici- pates in various sports. In her opinion, no class could top Mr. Glenn's, hence, her ambition in lifelto become a stenographer.--WILLIAM I-I. MCKIM . , . This one-time Periscoper enjoys sports, reading, and trigonometry. Bill proved his skill on the football field equal to that in the classroom, as he helped the team wind up their shining season. -PAUL M. MCMAHON . . , Paul was business manager for the Periscope his Iunior year, but traded that job for one at the post office. With Gorgeous , sports rate as tops on his leisure time list.- WALTER MEYER . . . According to Ish , the best things come in big packages, so it's pilot of a B-I7 for him. He'll always remember riding in Tiny Snavely's car, for which we can hardly blame him.-f MARILYN MILES . . . Commercial subjects are best, according to Bing . So secretarial Work is her future outlook. She belongs to Girl Reserves, and the Bowling Is Best Club, and turns to swimming when relaxation is needed.-DOROTHY MINUTOLA . . . A job in the business world interests this Oak Leaf typist. Shorthand, P. O. D. and school sports are Dot's favorites. Dancing and skating give another senior secretary opportunity to relax.r+ELEANOR MOORE . . . French is Eleanor's favorite subject, but outside of school, skiing is tops. Books, books and more books is the best way to spend leisure time according to her. Bon voyage, Eleanor.---CLAIR E. MORRISON . . . The Professor , feature reporter on the Oak Leaf, and a member of the Student Council, as well as '44 class president, is planning his future with Uncle Sant.-Football and chemistry high-lighted the school days of WILLIAM MYERS. I-Ie will probably be a natural when he achieves his ambition to be a pilot for Uncle Sam for Bill's leisure time was divided between farming and building model airplanes. 16

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I lRWlN . . . Our working girl, who finds time to be active in the Girl Reserves and Dramatic Club, is partial to ice skating.-vAUDREY JONES . . . A Cadet Nurse or else is Audie's slogan. Basketball and Leaders' Club were fun for this hiqh stepping twirler, but she'll never forget Mr. Shuker's history classes.--MARY ANN IONES, the feminine Sgt. York as a WAC . This Pennsylvania Rifle one of the football many boys like A Arnerifwrri llistwry Classes.--e---HELEN LOUISE KERR . . . Oops! Our future P. li. X. operator will never forget her fall down the steps with rin frrnrtul of hooks. Swimrninq and shorthand intrigue this member of thi- Girl Reserves, Senior Secretaries, and Leaders' Club,-FRANK A. KLl'lA admits he hasn't much leisure time, but gadgets of all kinds interest our electrical r-riqiric-er-to-be. His liking of math and science :intl his rleffrrisn work at Scaifes give him rr start an his career,--V - ANNA MARIE LlfDARlCl'l . . . Anna's favorite subject is chemistry. As CI Cadet Nurse, this subir-ct will come in handy. Dancing and collectiriq autorirrrrilis occupy much of Anna's tirne.----f-IAIVIES LINDSAY . . . 'l'erlay's Trng student who will becarrie tomorrow's electrical erifrirntrrr, is cr lrasketiiall fan. This O. H. S, boosters hobbies make quite ir varnbrnation: fishing and wornerre-HELEN LOLO . . . This senior secretary prefers the boots and saddles to any other sport. Our future tyfiist finds time to be an active member of the Girl Resr-rv:-s, Drfrrrrrrtic: Club, and the Leaders' Club.--e -RUTH LlLLlAN LONCZWIILL . . . Bowling Buttercup frcirn Leechliurq, expects to take he-r plfifw- in this world as ir nurse, but now, this Girl Reserve and aseninr sevr+1tary's interests lie with typing, English, and skatina.--- - AlJffLlNE HELEN LUSTRl . . . Arif - , when she isn't playing basketball, likes to spend her leisure time dancina or reading. Heres another SI 'ff?lf1lYlOltf ' whose preference af subjects is P. O, D. and American History. Those black eyes and hair ought to help tr lat as job-getters , Aclelirtme- MARY ELIZABETH MADDOX . . . Drinking cokes at fitnrufs frnri howling occupy the leisure time of this future nurse. The '43 Perisvepe Hsnapshootf-r is now president of the Girl Reserves, rrnrl rr rn'-rrilier of the Drirrnatir' rind Leaders' Clubs. Spanish and English slfrnrl out as trrvfrrites in the srliool lite al Anna of Plane Crazy . Today and To Participate ln Building A national conteste- of O. H. S., wants to do her part for Uncle Sam Rifle and Leaders' Club member won the Western Match for girls in '4l and took eighth place in a All girls take notice! Here is ALLAN R, KENNEDY, heroes of O.H.S., who loves to cook. There aren't l. This chef will always remember English Ill and

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I1en Peace is Restored to All Peoples. IiI.'I I'Y OYZMAN . . . Ilrrr grade school ambition of becoming a srxrrfitary is In-ing Inlfillrrd, for Betty is one of the senior secretaries. Iirrrrr-inq find watching the football games were Betty's delight.-4 IHIINIY VICTORIA PHILLIPS . . . Irene was certainly kept busy in O.II.S, Girl Reserves, Leaders' Club, senior secretary, and Oak Leaf flutius worn- lrfrrrl work, but lots of fun that she'l1 never forget.-- HICIIARI7 flflffll . . . Electrical cngineering Iascirrates Dick , and so, the tuhrrplayz-r of O. II. S. spends most of his leisure time learning irioru trlmnt rt, lfnildinfq model railroads, or swimming.-ROBERT HFIIIJ ...' 'Looks like the Navy for me, says Bob. But in the mean- tinrf-, girls, rrhernistry, girls, band, girls, football, and girls take up this liaritorir. horn players tirno.-- ALOUISE RESTORI . . . According to Prrtf'lx tliurds nothing like music, therefore, collecting the latest IfWl'UIflS find dririring occupy cr maior portion of her time. This pretty :nf-nirn :secretary finds time to enjoy swirrimirig.f-MARGARET RICCI . . . lxfIfrrfgo , a senior sccretrrry, spends leisure time working at her Irohliirls photography and correspondence, that is, when shes not working 'rt hor shorthand or typing.--RUTH RUPERT . . . Charlie has quite tl collection of stamps and match covers. This future aviatrix, now fl Illf?Illb0l of the Oak Leaf Staff and Leaders' Club, spends her 'inure writing poetry, playing a fast game of basketball and tickling the C' rvori1is .- --7-IHMA IVI. .JAIVIS . . . The click of typewriter keys iills lrrnfr's fllf'f'HIlS, for lievorning rr secretary is her one ambition. She'll surely In rr success, for her leisure time is spent in diligent study.-- I'lIff'l'TY ISARGFYNT . . . Language-loving Betty enjoyed French and Tiprrnislr rnost of all in O. Il. S. Racing around a roller-skating rink takes up this movie-goer's time when she isn't busily buried in hor' books.lSUZANNE SCI-IMIDT . , . It's The house beautiful for Sue as she plans to be an architect or an interior decorator. As Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, Art Club, Student Council, and French Club member, Sue rounds out her already fullftime job with the Acorns column in the town paper. This antique collector' was also literary editor of '43 Periscope.-ROBERT Sl-IIIVIPENO , . . You gotta be a football hero, like Buck, to get along with the beautiful girls. Likewise, his skill on '44's basketball team thrilled O. H. S. fans. In March Buck said farewell to high school days and hello to the U. S. Navy.YYROBERT T. SIMON is cr great chemistry and math student, but is still guessing as to his future. There-'s nothing more fun to do than to fish, hunt and read, according to EoIi . 17