Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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GHS me pl: reg CForA Ghost-'War 'World ffhrouqh 'Work And cl-hrouqhqvluq

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Cfo the SGNOPS.. . . . whose deeds in the classroom, on the gridiron, and in all other activities have honorably rnain- tained the traditions of our school, . . . on whose shoulders will rest a share of the responsibility of building from the ashes and shambles of this War, a peaceful, understanding, and progressive world, . . . Whose friendliness and Willingness to be of help will be greatly missed by the underclassrnen, THE 1944 PERISCOPE IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED

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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'