Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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C. Cooper, BS., NLE. Principal of Scnior High School Priscilla Hazlett, A.B. Secretary to Mr. Cooper Pag C Eleven

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I X ad fa 5 If if Q N4 'U I. K 42, f Ten Since 1912 thousands of hoys und girls have cntcrcd thcsc doors to ncccpt the frcc education which is oifcrcd within.

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7fmcwqk M44 pefzziccefze, fha ' 44 af like Daniel Cronin, B.Ed. Jane McCoy, A.B. Ann Morrow, B.S. General Business English III Physical Education Salesmanship Health MR. CRONIN never gets into mischief, he docsn't have time. He's too busy preparing sales' men and business men for the Oakmont of the future. His I'IifY boys and basketball team en' joyed his helpful guidance and friendship . . . A newcomer to the halls of O.S.I'I.S. is our Yfteens sponsor, MRS. MCCOY. Although she is here only in the mornings, she keeps her English III classes J. Edward Lee, B.S., NLE. Chemistry Physics This year O.S.H.Si. boasts of a topfnotch rifle team, new chemistry lab and science teacher. Science Club came to life again and each budding scientist found new interest in the mysteries of chemistry and physics. Glad you came to us, MR. LEE . . . One of the busiest teachers at Donald McCann, B.S., M.E. World History P, O. D. U. S. History Page Twelve interestingly snappy. juniors will never forget the day at the Oaks with Macbeth Mrs. McCoy engineered this project . . . 'lRoll Call! calls our gym and health teacher, MRS. MORROW. A jamfpacked schedule as sponsor of two Leaders' Clubs, cheerleaders, and a heavy basketball tournaf ment really gave her plenty of opportunity to keep her figure trim. Betty Jane McLaughlin, B.S., M.E. Typing I and II Office Practice Bookkeeping I O.S.H.S. is our likeable MISS MCLAUGHLIN. In spite of a heavy schedule of commercial sub' jects, she still sandwiches in Oak Leaf sponsoring, typing at everyone's request and supervising the Periscope business managers, - and always with a smile. Elmer Gross, B.S. Health - Sociology Physical Education MR. MCOANN likes arguments, hence his interest in the Forensic League. As assistant foot' ball coach he thrilled with all of us over winning the OfV trophy. Add a lively sophomore report room, a day of P.O.D. and history classes and one of our favorite teachers finds himself a busy man . . . We were lucky, said MR. GROSS, crack football and soccer coach, after winning perf manent possession of the OfV football trophy. Yes, O.I'I.S'. agrees We are lucky to have this friendly man to keep the boys on the ball in gym as well as on the gridiron.