Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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We strive for accuracy and perfection, says MISS SHOTT, the English ll teacher. This statement applies to her freshman home room as well as to her classes .... Always smiling, MISS HABTEB sets a fine example, not only for freshman home room, but freshman English classes as well .... This pleasant looking new-comer, MISS WATT, already has her GLADYS SHOTT, A.B. English II ALICE HARTER, A.B. English I and II KATHRYN I. WATT, B.S. General Business General Mathematics IOYCE GILLESPIE, A.B. World History American History T. D. BOTTENHORN, B.S. Algebra I Practical Mathematics freshman home room as well as her freshman math students fascinated by her mathematical mind .... This American and world history expert, MISS GILLESPIE, finds time to be friendly with her freshman funloving home- room .... Dry humor is a part of MB. BOTTEN- HOBN's character. His mind for math and algebra intrigues the freshman students. Room 4-Miss Watt Bottom Bow-P. Harper, E. Bonaroti, V. Abaray, F. Duschl, P. Hutterer, S. Iames, O. Babich, L. Butera, L. Bologna. Second Bow-C. Halasowski, I. Dili- berto, IM. Bradford, E. Faust, XP. Brun- ton, F. Cerro, B. M. Giovanetti, P. Gas- per, I. Fogle. Third Row-G. Hibner, M. Heide, IC. Fedock, M. Evans, N. Harris, L. Bowyer, I. Daugherty. Fourth Row-C. Givner, R. Gasper, P. Gigli- otti, G. Glass, S. Adams. Room 206-Miss Gillespie Bottom Bow-E. 'VVashlaski, V. Lap- risnak, XC. Schroth, A. Lunsford, I. Mc- Kenzie, M. E. Prescott, S. Ventimiglia. C. Minutola, 'C. McLaren, B. Markle. Second Row-I. Podhurcak, H. Osman, I. Viale, L. Kobal, A. Knezevich, T. Prince, C. Pahlman, I. Kleja, M. Man- gino, C. Mclntyre. Third Row-I. Louis, E. Iohnson, B. Langdon, F. Pazman, IM. Rogers, T. Schwartz, II. Halich. Fourth BowtM. Williams, TM. Lindsay, A. Yorke, A. Simon, II. Oskin, I. Mauro. Room 201-Miss Harter Bottom Row+I. Neal, N. Braden, I. Eaton, S. Vizzinni, E. Stittich, R. Sea- burn, IH. Slosky, B. Robbeloth, S. Dunkle, S. Hayson. Second Row--D. Meehan, E. Loeffler, L. Loeifler, H. Neilly, C. Fitterer, W. Gordon, R. Best, L. Bringe, I. Nelson, G. Ingold. Third Row-R. Milliken, R. Morten, I. Sanner, R. Heyle, D. Mitchell, B. Iohnston, P. Bardes, W. Patrizio. Absent-M. Petika. Room 202-Miss Shott Bottom Row-I. Harper, A. Streeter, M. Weaver, L. Ricci, P. Kelly, N. Simon M. McVicker, C. Gaines. Second Row- Higinbotham, D. Melvin, A. Generalol G. Sitler, C. Melaro, M. Clements, V Vic, D. Citrone, M. Lustri, I. Waldo Third Row-B. Davis, M. Fedak, D Van Why, B. Smith, S. Roche, M Amann, D. Hackwelder, R. Hribar Fourth Row-R. Bluestone, C. Argyros I. O'Roark, D. Eckhardt, W. Aber, I Matthews, G. Higgins. Room 203-Mr. Bottenhorn Bottom Row-I. Elsey, H. Sams, I. Burke, I. Boyer, A. Boyer, I. Meister, B. Senkinc, D. Roth, R. Zogg, B. Hetrick. Second Row-TO. Siebel, I. Spragle, S. Talarico, R. Iennings, L. Bruno, W. Roth, R. Haskins, G. McCormick, E. Martini, Ft. Fair. Third Flow-E. Tolden, I. Nicholas, D. Hetrick, C. Hetrick, R. Yencik, A. Boyer, I. Fresh, I. Cerro, L. Gray. Absent-I. Fabian, W. Iacka. I' Moved. 'I' Quit.

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MARY E. BARBER. B.A. Latin General Science MARIORIE I. EWING. B.S. Typing KATHRYN E. EBNER. B.S., B.E.D. General Math.. Bookkeeping Commercial Law WILLIAM H. KEISTER. B.S. General Science. Physlcs. Chemlstry All Gaul is divided into three parts is proven by our capable Latin teacher, MISS BARBER, who has also taken on the I-I,O's of general science .... The click, click, click of typewriters in tune to MISS EWING's instruc- tions promises to produce future stenographers. excellent supervision of MISS EBNER, whose sophomore home room flourishes under her guidance .... Rifle Club fans keep this scien- tific Einstein, MR. KEISTER, very busy in his spare time. His good natured friendliness adds . . . The books will be kept well, under the Room 7-Mr. Kelster Bottom Row--C. Bayne, R. Davis, I. Faust, I, Caffacus, L. Ferrante, D. Flais, M. Daniels, S. Boulton, W. Anthony, D. Davis. Second Row-V. Conte, E. Bioni, L. Antoon, V. Adams, S. Clawson, L. Barns, P. Bideck, L. Boyer, D. Canuti, V. Bardes. Third Row--IM. Ruskar. R, Bioiy, C. Curti, B. I. Berg, B. Bailey. W. Ashbaugh, F. Calle, II. Ficerai, ID. Bmffqle. Fourth Row7I. Beckwith, R, Abel, T. Cowan, R. Flowers, W. Cree. I. Ciiincione, I. Cross, E. Fentzel. Ab- Sfllll'-'QL Rassani. Diary Room 9-Miss Ebner Bottom Row-F. Forrester, I. Khoury, L. Herron, G. Long, V. Hulings, D. Gasper, P. Funk, L. Longwell, M. Ien- sen, B. Kennedy, R. Kennedy. Second Row-E. I-Iundertmark, I. Iohnson, V. Grosse, A. Ianoski, E. Gunsallus, I. Gaines, YN. I, Evans, D. Hoffman, M. Loeffler, I. Lloyd, S. Lewis. Third Row v-W. Letsche, R. Gunn, R. Lacey, N. Gumbert, R. Hubbell, D. Gaggiotti, II. Klara. I Moved. I Quit. of a SopI1omore's Book much to his sophomore home room. Room 207-Miss Barber Bottom Row--R. Sciarrino, M. Sokol. L. Mastrocesare, I. Lottes, D. Riddle, E. McGiffin, L. Smith, R. Rolniak, E. Shook. Second Row-IR. Murhamer, I-I. Lub- rich, II. Miller, I-I. Palovcak, L. Mc- Cutcheon, D. Luciana, E. Molleston, I. Raymond, I. Miceli. Third Row--IH. Simon, W. Olander, F. Mattes, C, Rim- niel, F. Pinner, A. Miller, R. Siena, A. Pizzuto, I. Meckel. Fourth Row--IM. Saunders, R. Meloni, R. Sarver, W. O'Neil, E. Reinhold, E. Neely, E. Shoe- maker, T. Loomis. Dear Diary, I'm beginning to believe that the student whom I have chosen as my true love this year doesn't care for me anymore. Yes, dear diary, somebody else is taking my place, You think I'm just imagining things, don't you? Well, here's why I'm feeling iilted. I started merrily to school under the arm of my loving student. It was raining today, and I was thoroughly soaked. I didn't mind that so much, but I was thrown into a dark desk without even being dried. I lay there all morning, and my spirits were thoroughly dampened. Things began to look a little more cheerful by afternoon, and all through fifth period part of me received strictest attention. Then back to that dark desk again where I spent the rest of the afternoon. After dismissal I was dragged down to Stone's for a coke where I still re- ceived no attention. Finally I was taken home and discarded in a corner. This about broke my heart and my back too. About seven o'clock he came for me, and I prepared for a long period of study, but my pages were only shoved violently about until the student dis- covered his treasures, a stick of gum and a basketball ticket. Well, I've lain here all night and I wish I knew why. Why, dear diary, is it that no one loves a Latin book? Well, goodnight dear diary, Vale A Lonesome Liber Linguae Latinae -ERNEST REINHOLD, '46,

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