Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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A ' ' . - ,F IV ' '11-V-x ,- gi J . ' ' . 'Q -- :r:- - 4 ,, - - - Ni?-.,,.1 4-,V ' I - , I ,---1-- ' ww- 1 T. RV' '- - ' J - ' rip CW- - ffl - ' ij! ,VSA N ' WE.. N ,,.., Six' af , ,Eff . . fs ' fn 'gs7'g5 . VN' ' , 3, ,. V: . '-M V1 M... 1 - . -gr if-M -f-23 . -J E f- A A-x. V , I VJ- , V . V . 5, VV VV, 'i -if ' , WJ' ,V -ig V 1 'ff 4 l p N j I 4. 'L -L 7 1' ' -e ,- ' QMLL, A! 3 Puffing up the Allegheny River on a warm May afternoon, Scotty and Perry iscopel suddenly catch sight of the tall, majestic oak trees on the horizon. As they chug up to the dock at Oak- mont, they spruce up for their long- awaited visit to O. H. S. L.-X-g f Y ,I , ..,-. '- g 2X 1 ,,.,L: 'fi N A .3 f K g , ,,f .--If 4- I I Q ll noun: dl 'nur CLAS: Ol' QQ? www Simi Qwfme., OAKMCH1' Pa 2523155 To You e Dedlcate You give us smiles when we ore dis- couroged frlendly odvlce when we deslre lt ond help whenever we need Successful ploys beoutlful donce decorotlons ond groclous teos oll ore o perfect trlbute to your devotion to Ookmont Hugh School For belng klnd for your cheerful beorlng ond for your syrnpothetlc monner MISS HELEN WHITE we proudly dedlcofe this the forfy flrsf volume of our Perlscope to you' ah 4 x :ef ssl' X X X L kAN'2 f Mffi QL Az H. ,om f A' V Your cheerful srnule your gentle woy ww, The busy hustle of every doy Our pencul sketches thot drive you mod Our woter colors thot make you sod The moke up jobs the ploys the uss The mony thnngs you do for us These ore the tosks thot never end For these we love you our feocher MIL., frsend M A BOARD OF DIRECTORS SP3 Q DR WILLIAM H FIRST Supenntendent of Schools An eflrcuent admmrstratron helps Sfcndmg Dr Thomos E Allen Dr Wrllrom H Frrst Mrs N J Rrrchey Secretory to the boord Dr Robert B Meors Seated J Reynolds Smrth Solrcrtor John B Whrte Jr Pres: ent Andrew H Schmeltz Vrce Presrdent John T Sfuort Treasurer AlDS9f'1f W Carl Helsley Harold R Lrtwrlder Secretory - i 1 FLOYD H CARSON Prmclpal Sensor Hugh School to make our school run smoothly PRISCILLAJ HAZLETT HELEN B HENGG1 JOAN S SCHNEIDER SBCYSNYY fo 'he PYIHCIPOI Guidance Counselor Secretary lo the Supermtendent . ... N ,gk A E i' X ' X f X. GEORGE M. DERK A fa i i f i M A ' njr'u:fZ:1aMu:S'c coNsTANcE i.. MELARO dvonced Smence Nu N rv li V . , Vg V, bk JI E vu Wi v . U vw 'fliij - Problems Of Democracy X y . N 'fly X Driver Training I A highly trained and understanding laculty When his patience has run out, At the student he must not shout. He may only gently chide, When he'd like to tan a hide. Amazing that he doesn't quit, When like dunces the students sit. Day after day he makes learning fun We appreciate his job well done. S. W. VAN EMAN Typing I, ll Office Practice ELIZABETH FORREST S0l6S Mathematics Bookkeeping General Business W- E GLADYS SHOTT English ii BETTY JEAN JACOBSON Elementary French Latin ll ELMER C. GROSS Health Physical Education -. MARY E. MOOT Vocal Music I f0.f5n T. D. BOTTENHORN Mathematics SHIRLEY A. POWERS X Q55 55.5 S ' 'Q-J f E ' peech YN by Q54 XR ku .A English X x X . J X J . . . . . f' installs in us the ingredients lor success. 4 5 I Planning lessons, grading tests, A teacher has no time for rest. He must keep up with current trends. A teacher's work just never ends. To motivate the intelligent few, ls not an easy thing to do. He tries to teach them how to know, Then finds that he has lost the slow. MARGARET MEAR5 DONALD MCCANN Bl0l09Y World History ANNA A. MORROW Practical Math Health N PhYsical Education 3 'l . QF . . E1 7 P' ' ' . lx ' 5 as r , XX V .. V., AIX fi' 1 J' 1 X? 'X gl N X xr. fl X- All M .,., W 4 ff Y. . A . U -,nf ' , ' A Q if HELEN E. WHITE l ,J .V ' ,V 4 , , ' flirgtff j , ,f ,f l Q Q Q15 -A 1 5 ' , V, . H I f Not Picture :iffy A , f ,.-f F A -f , 'J,1 I f . L , , -pd I HELEN ig. SHE LABY wbjng I, ll II ine A ove D S Dentnst Lenore Wllden Trnmble Nurse D D A Fusla Physlclon -I Below: Mrs. Boyle - Head Librarian, Mrs. Howard - As- sistant Llbraruan Mrs M Crerght Assnstant Lnbrarlan These contribute mvaluable prolessuonal services fy X X, ENC HM I -i.-if ' :Diff ' X50 f J IMI S . , , I . C- b : r. . J. ' - , I B. . Q , r. . . - 'P' O Mfg. If fiis .. 252: - Xi.-Lgaf ' SE., .55 . 'fl' 'L- , . rl ' - A. e .. 1.1412 'O ' ' . :Q 442 X A 111- 1 6 0' ff I 'eggs-97 ' kpvf 1. - ' X I 3 lil l -l lu ,f1 M, 1. '1 ' . . f 1' ' X 'vi' QQ- 1, - N 1 4 ' ' ff -' M M- .g al - M ,. E ,Z I - 4 -' f' wa, ' i gi, ' 2 ,--q s ' ' , V U V ' f ,Q 'Z 1. gg' , Q, . cya, V f j - ' ' IL I f 'iff' 1 . ,, jf ' :CEE Dio ' ' .ji-,. , . ..,4. . ,. x ' Q wif i-I:-,J b X , : r, I :QIJI l 1, v an o a a ior .-.-1-l At Rrght Top left Some 56 Perlscopers Top rrghf The problem? A sensor anvestlga tive theme of course Center At last the caps and gowns Lower left Would be Thes ns try out for the senior class play Lower center M E ans d B b t sen portrant sifting Lower rrght All these recenved honor puns Y I kuaf bd I 1il li!!!- I 1 Q -'A I Q -f 355, V ' K L. -' 1 .4 L, , M al -A ff. in ui . gbm 0 O 0 s- f'I1'cf Robert Clark Allsbrook Barbara Crawford Montgomery Richard Alan Gorman Nancy Ann Gaines Student Council Officers Perry and Scotty begin their tour of Oakmont High School by sitting in on a Student Council meeting. Who should be pounding the gavel but Bob Allsbrook, the president. Bob's ex- perience as president of the sopho- more class, member of the basketball team, and co-editor of the Periscope has made him an outstanding leader in our school. Number 22, a star player for the Mighty Oaks, was Dick Gorman. Dick also ably served as vice president of Student Council and a member of the '56 Candlelight play cast. He plans to join the Air Force after he graduates. Pretty Nancy Gaines was one of Oakmont High School's busiest students with Y-Teens, Periscope, Dramatic Club, Choir, and her jobs as Junior Class Treasurer and Secretary of Student Council. One of Nancy's most plea- sant memories is that of being a majorette in her senior year. Fun and friends are what our Student Council Treasurer, Barbara Montgomery, val- ues most highly. Cheerleading, Y- Teens, Alma Club, Choir, Dramatic Club and being a majorette, were but a few of her many activities. ln her field, which is that of social service, Barb is bound to be tops. These capable ollicers provide David George Todd 9 ssl lvl 'rc' 21' XY Thomas James Porfera Alice Vandergriff Powley Senior Class Officers efficient leadership for our school. After meeting the Student Council officers, Perry and Scotty are intro- duced to the senior class officers. They are told that one day soon president Dave Todd will enter the corps of ris- ing young engineers. As sports editor of the '56 Periscope and member of the Math Club, this dependable senior had very little spare time. Vice presi- dent Tom Portera's ambition is to gc to college in the South. ln addition tc his participation in Student Council, Math Club, basketball, and Band, Tom's golfing skill won him quite a reputation. And what a handsome drum major he wasl Kept busy by such duties as those of secretary of her sophomore class, vice president of the dramatic club, and secretary of her sen- ior class, Alice Powley still found time to act, sing, and speak in assemblies, These experiences should further Po- sey's college ambitions, A peppy cheerleader, Jane Flinn served as trea- surer of the senior class and vice president of the junior class. Janie also took part in the activities of Stu- dent council, Dramatic Club, and Y- Teens. We will always remember her enthusiastic cheering, Jane Gray Flinn George Bruce Agey Thomas Ray Anderson James Bryson Andrews Carol Edrfh Bayne 1 lr! CII 2 Anthony John Aiello Lawrence Scott Altlmus AIIFIBHII LOIIISB AIIJOYIOIU -l0lllll'l Mifie Al'ldl'05kY Barbara lee Barefoot As freshmen, these senrors trmrclly began therr George Ageys Interest rn physrcs and brology made hrm an actrve member rn the Scrence Club and wrll help prepare hrm for a career rn engrneerrng George would lrke to study at Penn State Unrversrty Daydreamrng agarn? Thats Tony Arellos escape from the cares of the world Football was Tony s favorrte sport whrle world hrstory and chemrstry took up hrs academrc rnterests Tony was a member of the Alma Club There goes another frfty yard pass thrown by that versatrle quarterback and able co captarn Larry Alhmus Frve actrvrty letters show Larrys outstandrng abrlrty rn football basketball and soccer Larry wrll never forget hrs sophomore year when he started rn the Verona game Parntrng basketball and bowlrng are among the favorrte pastrmes of Annenra Anderson Nennre has been a farthful member of the Band Brology Club and Dramatrc Club Thrs redheaded senror hopes to study physrcal therapy at the Unrversrty of Pennsylvanra Tom Anderson plans to take a pre medrcal course at Penn State H enjoys workmg on cars rn hrs spare trme and would Irke to have a hot rod of hrs own However a doctor s degree rs foremost rn hrs mrnd When he s not busy playrng soccer football or studyrng Jam Andrews can usually be found sleeprng Bones wrll never forget hrs senror year when he wore number 27 on the football team As to the future Bones has no defrnrte plans Home economrcs at the Tenth Street School wrll always provrde fond rrremorres for Joann Androsky A three year member of the Dramatrc Club Jo enroyed basketball and datrng An engagement rrng and a secretarral rob awart her rn the future Barbara Barefoot was busy wrth Rrfle and Brology Clubs Perr scope and dramatrcs Perhaps the valuable experrence garned rn wrrtrng the Acorns led to her decrsron to study rournalrsm All of her many extra currrcular actrvrtres rncludrng Y Teens Leaders Club and Dra matrc Club leave lrttle spare trme for Carol Boyne After she graduates from hrgh school Carol plans to take a course rn beauty and horr stylrng at Prttsburgh Academy r , .... . . 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I F' u Wllllam Edward Beard Nancy lee Borgmark Donald Clalr Blystono 52 Mary Jo Boggio Earl Vincent Boley Beatrice Ann Bowman long uourney through the halls ol learning Someday Bull Beard wull be seen whuzzung through the streets of Oakmont un a Contunental A member of the Projection Club Rifle Club and 56 Peruscope staff Bull also excels un swummung and dancing He intends to enter the Air Force upon graduation Petite Nancy Bergmark lukes to spend her spare tume reading and druvung Her love for shorthand and offuce practuce should help her to become an effucuent secretary Nancy was an ardent football fan as well as a member of School were typing ll and sales Don duvudes hus free time between workung un a super market and boatung Hus future plans center around a business school The thungs Frank Bodenheumer wull remem ber most about Oakmont Hugh School are hus three years as a band member football and Mr Vans classes Upon graduation he plans to attend the Cuncunattu Buble Seminary where he wull study to be a munuster Mary Jo Boggio was one of our hugh steppung mauorettes and also a Junior Varsuty cheerleader for Oakmont Hugh School Mary Jo who works at Bud s un her spare time plans to study nursung at Latrobe Hosputal One of Oakmont Hugh Schools rough and ready guards was Sonny Boley He was a member of the Scuence and Buology Clubs and would luke to study chemical enguneerung Huntung and fushung solved hus problems and he made a hobby of hus pets Swummung French Peruscope and Oakleaf made Bea Ann Bowman a busy senuor Her senuor year meant the most to her as she was one of the organuzers of the Servuce Club Bea s laudable ambutuon us to be a French teacher Paul Budzaks favorite subuects were buology and plane geometry Durung hus uunuor year he was o member of the Chemustry Club and the Prouectuon Club After graduation Paul would luke to work at Puttsburgh Plate Glass Carl Carlson s interest un math especuolly trugonometry wull help hum to fulfull hus desure to study enguneerung at Putt Swede played basketball for the Red and Black and also enuoyed Swummung and golfung Frank Bodonhelmor Paul Albert Budzak Carl Elmer Carlson fifteen I -f Q 3 ' 'fl'.:+I-1 g ' K ' A Q q C X B :Tiff C. ll l li 5 au .I , . G, . . . ' . . . h 6 . . V! L the Dramatic Club. Don Blystone's favorite subjects at Oakmont High . 1 - . . . ' I 65 Harry Moore Carson Phyllls May Caserman .lanet lourse Degitz Barbara Ann Felghtner Susan Vale Coates Murray Emerson Conerby if' Francis Charles Dunlay Martha Jean Dunn JUNE' Elildbefh imerltll When sophomores they regarded There goes Harry Carson whuzzung up Pennsylvonuo Avenue un hus Ford VVorkung on hrs cor keeps hum busy but he must fund tume for the subuects he lukes most bookkeepung ond shop Nooker expects to enlust un the Aur Force Phyllrs Casserman s fovorute postumes cure lustenung to musuc ond goung to movues Among her mony memorres of O H S wull be thot of her ten munute speech un her sophomore yeor Phyl hopes euther to get o secretoruol posutuon or enroll un o busuness college Susan Coates o peppy three yeor cheerleader loves to swum ond speok French Whule un hugh school Sue wos octuve un Y Teens Leoders Club ond Dromotuc Club For o coreer she hos chosen nurses trounung Future forestry expert Murray Conerby enuoys huntung ond fushung Presudent of hus sophomore homeroom ond treosurer of the 56 Peruscope Moe spent hrs tume well Hus plons for the ummeduote future center oround the Novy Lucky ore the potuents who wull some doy hove Janet Degrtz Regustered Nurse to core for them Dugger wull olwoys remember footboll games ploys ond her mony fruends ot Ookmont Hugh School Bond Orchestra Peruscope ond Ookleof kept her out of muschuef Sports munded Butch Dunlay mode noteworthy contrubutuons to Ookmont Hugh School un footboll golf ond soccer Hus fovorute subjects ore hustory ond chemustry A member of Student Councul ond the Ookmont Teenage Commuttee thus lukeoble senuor would luke to hove o college educotuon Martha Dunn s fovorute me morues of Ookmont Hugh School ore her mony fruends Fouthful to the rufle teom Bond ond the Forensuc Club she ought to be o top notch lowyer but her hopes ond ombutuons Iue un the scuentufuc fueld Another of Ookmont Hugh School's future nurses, Janet Emerlck, plons to begun her coreer ot West Penn Hosputol Jon enuoyed portucupotung un Chapel Chour ond Condlelught She wos octuve un Y Teens ond Future Nurses of Ameruco Barbara Feightner wull never forget her uunuor yeor ond the good tumes spent os o member of Peruscope, Red Cross, ond Dromotuc Club Borb loves doncung ond sewung ond con often be found workung ot Golden's or swummung ot the Wullows A 'W' R ag. 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O . .I I - . . - I 1 I . . .A Patrlcia Lynne Felghtner Allan Lyons Fluke Edward James Flynn L Lmda Lou Foster Francis Loveland Frary Mary Dorothea Grand Carol Ann Gray Blanche Alice Gross the upperclassmen wnth respect One of our busrest cheerleaders was Lynne Ferghtner As a sopho more Lynne attended the Western Pennsylvanra Student Councrl Con vention As a three year Student Councrl member and member of the Dramatic Club Lynne remembers her gunror year above the others Al Fluke made many valuable contrrbutrons to Oakmonts forensics Perrscope Chorus and sports An rmportant Irneman he made the Drstrrct All Star football team and won letters rn soccer Al was a frnalrst In the National Merrt Scholarshrp Test Three years of football and soccer and two of golf kept Edward Flynn busy A three year Math Club member he plans to attend Penn State to study cnvrl engrneerrng Ed wrll never forget the 56 football season Lrnda Foster wall always remember Oakmont Hrgh s chapel services Linda or Lrn as she was called was an active Y Teen and received honor prns for her good scholastlc work Someday Lnn wrll be an effrcrent secretary Frank Frary collects records as o hobby and enjoys playmg baseball In hrs sophomore year he was on the soccer team and In the rumor class play Frankie would like to become a doctor and plans to study at VMI An accomplrshed artrst Dorothea Grand won the Halloween wmdow contest for two years Along wrth art Drckre found trme for her hobbies of tennrs drawrng and readrng She was a member of the 56 Perlscope Staff and chapel chorr Home economrcs gym and art were the favorrtes subjects of Carol Gray She was a two year member of the Y Teens and farthfully attended all the Oakmont games Carol plans to be a secretary One of the busiest students at Oakmont Hugh School was Bonnre Gross former Oakleaf co edrtor Irterary edrtor of the Perrscope Y Teen officer F T A member and chorus and chorr singer Bonnne rs a whrz at jrtterbuggmg and of course lakes sports She asprres to a career of nursrng Elaine Guttendorf came to Oakmont Hugh School rn her rumor year from Asprnwall Hlgh School Dramatrcs art skatrng and basketball took up thus sensor s tame Elame wrll make a top notch secretary Elaine Mary Guttendorf zenteen Q-'T f' 1 ' Q' as w- . . . . - I - , . . . , . 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' ' ' 1' ' Ai 61 Suri we Frederlck Andrew Hanus Eluzabefh Ann Harrier Georgia Marie Hell Robert Emmett HeIsleY Francis Donnelly HoHsiof MCYY I-0038 HOHWHOY 5 9 d' 'rm' H Mary Ellen Jacobson As junuors, they walk wuth more After graduatuon Fred Hanus would luke to joun the Aur Force Fred s favorute subject was shop and he belonged to the Rufle Scuence and Buology Clubs He was an ardent football fan and enjoyed huntung and fushung Among Betty Harruer s memorues of Oakmont Hugh School wull be those of football offuce practuce musuc and senuor class day As an actuve Y Teen member Betty represented Oakmont Hugh School at the Bethany Conference Someday she hopes to have her own home Mr Carson wull certaunly muss hus expert student secretary Georgua Hell Her course un offuce practuce trauned her well for her future Y Teens basketball and Student Councul were three at her many unterests at Oakmont Hugh School The hope and ambutuons of Bob Helsley lue at JJ Putts School of Enguneerung Bob s favorute subjects were physucs and tr 4' ,3.Jtrugonometry The games and dances at Oakmont Hugh School wull S4-Edward pomenj, J, Ni? a ays hold many pleasant memorues for hum Much credut us due to X? ank Hoffstot for hus many contrubutuons to forensucs dramatucs the h ur and publtcatuons Frank was responsuble for solucutung much of funancual backung for the 56 Peruscope He looks forward to study g hotel admunustratuon at Cornell Someday Mary Homoney wull have 5' and un sendung the news across the world for her ambutuon us to Q5 of 3 me a teletype operator Mary Lou looked forward to typung class d was a three year member of the Dramatuc Club A member of e Band Y Teens and the Leaders Club Brenda Hrovat luked to swum and especually enjoyed gym classes Durung her senuor year Brenda worked at Bud s and plans to joun the ranks of professuonal beautucuans yi? xg agunatuve artustuc creatuons by Mary Ellen Jacobson are conspucuous J S, 5 J O a Oakmont Hugh School She won three furst place awards for her 56 ,J r cope wungs. Thus Oakleaf art edutor and Dramatuc Club presu :rj ea ng and tennus and wull attend the College of Wooster X a etball are the sports most unterestung to Edward Jonottu Q3 X e enjoyed math and chemustry Ed s actuvutues uncluded 0 r u of hus sophomore homeroom treasurer of hus junuor C? ijt' and partucupatung un Band football Oakleaf and Orchestra ,Lyrt j l uu aft. N 1 'l- 'S' SS S A'uu S S S S B S A S S S A S ' - S j S S 'nk . . . t . '... ' at , ' Syd S Jff - - ' U ' ' ' y Ss r S A f H-J ' , ' f J,-47 B at a X, S S S j S S S S- ' - Co' t nj ' ' ' ' S -91f'1ST AIT - H . .U E, . i' ' N Q' tggigeo. - l ', .. . T 9 Ov , , I , ..-gum. E Ralph John Kassouf Mary .lane King Kay Kurtz Rosemary Roberta lamb conludent step and more deluned purpose Ralph Kossouf wull be remembered by O H S as presudent of the Buology Club busuness manager of the Peruscope Student Councul member and member of the Prouectuon Club Ralph whose maun academuc unterest was P O D would luke to study law A two year member of the Dramatuc Club and of Senuor Leaders Club Mary Jane Kung plans to enter nurses traunung at Shadysude Hosputal Whule she was un hugh school readung and attendung basketball games were Mary Jane s maun unterests Duane Koley wull always remember the football and basketball games at Oakmont Hugh School Dre s abuluty un art made her art edutor of the Oakleaf and the 56 Peruscope She was also a member of Y Teens and Junuor Senuor Dramatuc Club Wrutung to pen pals and readung were hobbues of Kay Kurtz Thus two year member of French and Dramatuc clubs was student durector of the uunuor class play and wrote Acorns last semester She plans to study reluguon at Valparauso Duquesne Unuversuty beckons to Juanuta Krotsa She wull muss the Dramatuc Club F T A and the Band un whuch she played the clarunet but the maguc of a musuc course overshadows thus and she wull stull have her hobbues of dancung and swummung Football and basketball were the favorute sports of Rosemary Lamb who also enuoyed P O D and bookkeepung Her extra currucular actuvutues un cluded F N A Senuor Dramatuc Club and Leaders Club Rosemary plans to be a physucal educatuon unstructor The playoff at Putt Fueld House wull stand out un Mary Ann Mauorca s memory Thus senuor took part un Y Teens Leaders Club and represented Oakmont Hugh School at a Wruters Conference at Putt Mary Ann plans to contunue her schoolung un Carnegue Tech Dave Moronto us better known as Moto , and no wonder, for hus hobby and escape from the cares of the world us workung wuth cars When Dave graduates he plans to uoun one of our Armed Forces Graduatuon day us the uncudent AI Marengo wull most remember at O H S Whale archery and huntung took up hus spare tume, hus academuc unterests were math and Englush Pancho was secretary ofthe Buology Club un hus uunuor year Dlano louise Koloy .luanlta Ann Kratsa Mary Ann Maiorca David Joseph Maranfo Alfred Joseph Marongo nineteen A 1 :XD ' 'tt , U y I A ,J 'r K - use F u J A . . 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' 1 1 . , . . ll 'uni James John Margaria Dominnk Joseph Mg.-ing Sandra Ann Martina Edward Thomas Motor rn HN Carolyn Jean McClellan Anobel Lea Mull Mary Frqnggg Mglqgnqmy Theodore Joseph Milesku Joseph Allen Mosler Now senuors, they antucupate the moment when Jlm Morgarlo s favorute tume of day has come ot last musuc class Stock car racung and workung at a gas statuon took up most of thus lukeable senuors leusure tume Jum plans to joun the Armed Forces Does anyone recognuze the name Domrnlck Marino? lf not ut s probo bly because he s known to hus many fruends at O H S as ubba To attend Robert Morrus Accountung School and own a Ford Vuctorua are among hus many ambutuons Sandy Marhnu came to Oakmont un her senuor year She wull always remember the day of her arruval here Y Teens and Leaders Club took up most of thus busy senuors tume Upon groduatung Sandy plans to be a secretary Ed Motor wull always remember graduatuon day at Oakmont Hugh School Whule un school he was most unterested un algebra and Englush Ed played football for the Red and Black and enjoyed roller skatung un hus spare tume Carolyn McClellan s scrapbook wull help her remember Oakmont Hugh School As she turns the pages she ll see remunders of Student Councul Peru scope Oakleaf honor pun awards and chapel chour Perhaps Dumples wull keep a scrapbook of lnduana State Teachers College where she plans to study elementary educatuon Art club Y Teens and Future Nurses of Ameruca luvened Mary McMonomy s years at Oakmont Hugh School Chemustry and sales classes were Muffys favorute subjects Our pep assemblues are the one feature she wull always remember To Ted Mlleskr the tume he scored thurty two pounts un the Mullvulle basket ball game wull be the outstandung thung un hus hugh school days Bas ketball football baseball and gym were favorute sports whule typung was hus academuc unterest Joe Mosler escapes the cares of the world by concentratung on hus favorute subjects trugonometry and P O D Joe was very actuve un the Debatung Club at Butler and when he came here he became treasurer of the Forensuc Club A duploma us the only thung Anabel Mull needs to begun nurse s traunung at Shadysude Hosputal Lea was a sports enthusuast, and made many noteworthy contrubutuons un forensucs, Chour, and Servuce Club She also belonged to the Peru scope Staff and Dramatuc Club NYT? T Y G- 5 'g ' gs K 3 , 1' T ,L It Q ., 0 , Y S' , F - , :Z it - I 2 . . . . . . 1 . , . . E ' . I - - 1 - A I nl - Q ' , . . .Q I I ' ' ll ' II ' 1 1 . . . I , I - . I 0' w Q - - . - 1 - - 1 I nl . I U . I I . . . , D . . I I . I . ly . . . l 5 Albert Vudor Murphy David Allen Muskaf fl 'B an-r' has 4.- Stanley John Okofkewicz Ernest Paul Ovamlo they can don the coveted cap and gown Outstandung un AI Murphys memorues of hugh school wull be the Oakmont Rankun game Among Murph s favorute subjects were algebra and physucs Upon graduatung he plans to joun the Unuted State Aur Force Who can forget the combunatuon of Dave Muskal' and hus bug bass fuddle playung un the orchestra? Besudes that Dave represented Oakmont Hugh School at two Allegheny Valley Band concerts A three year member of the Math Club Dave plans to major un enguneerung at college An ardent football and basketball fan Adeline Nasse always enjoyed Oakmonts games and pep assemblues Adelune especually luked typung and offuce practuce and was a member of the Art Club and YTeens When she graduates she would luke to be a beautucuan As graduatuon day arruves Don Nelson us lookung forward to studyung chemucal enguneerung Hus unterest un physucs and experuence un the Math and Scuence Clubs should be a great help un fulfullung thus desure Don lukes fushung basketball and collectung couns as hobbues Football and playung the accorduan were the two maun unterests of Stan Okotkevncz Thus husky senuor represented O H S on the Allegheny Valley All Star Team In addutuon to football golf and soccer also unterested Stan Ernie Ovamlo s hobby of collectung guns goes hand un hand wuth hus love for huntung He was a Sportsman and Rufle Club member and played football for the Red and Black Ernues most challengung academuc unterest came un advanced scuence classes Barbara Paul attended O H S for only one and a half years and was a member of both the Y Teens and the Rufle Club Barbara whose favorute subjects were typung and buology plans to attend busuness school An actuve senuor at O H S Bull Pazman plans to enter the entertaunment world Bull wull be remembered for hus sungung abuluty Math and typung were among hus favorute subjects and baseball was Bull s major sport A good educatuon us the thung that Gerry Polansky would most luke to have, and she plans to fulfull that desure by attendung a busuness school Gerry was a constant rooter at all of Oakmont's football and basketball games Adeline Theresa Nasse Donald M lvln Nelson 'C5 Barbara .lean Paul William John Pazman Geraldine Ann Polansky tuu 1 nh nu ji B Xt. Q' ff 1 A I I 1 A . . e u le .V . U 1 s, . . . . ,hy 0 K 5 r XJ S 1 if , ' Q :lf ff fc Lf' I ' . yt iff bkvvm . j x fuj K e M l u J? . . , . . . . , . . G - r - 1 ' I . , . . . - ' I . . . G I , . - ' . . I . . . , . . . G I n ' . I I . . . ., I . , . . . . Lucy Constance Provenza Mary Evelyn Ross Janet Ehzabelh Schalfenbrand 1 ntx 1.1 o 6 1 7 fel? Donald F Raed Franklin James Remaley Eluzabefh Ann Ross Barbara Ann Rossi Joyce Ann Russick Adele Mllfle RYUI1 They take wuth them many pleasant Our luvely pep assemblues wull always remaun a hugh spot at Oakmont Hugh School for Lucy Provenza Dancung Y Teens and football and basketball games took up most of Lu s spare tume Her ambutuon us to work un an offuce after she graduates The gruduron was ahve when Dan Reed a powerful back was un there fughtung However hus abuluty dudn t end here Butch was one of Oakmont s fuve on the basketball court and he also dud very good work un art Frank Remaley would luke to own every gun un the world but wull settle for one good one un the Marunes An actuve member of the Rufle Club he also belonged to the Buology Club and was on the soccer team Ellzabeth Ross valu able aud as Mrs Henggu s assustant wull be long remembered after she graduates Thus honor student loved football musuc and good readung lt us certaun that some busuness furm wull be happy to get Betty as a secretary College bound us Mary Ross, who aums to be a hugh school teacher Rufle, F T A , Peruscope and Band were a few of her many actuvutues She worked hard un French and math, her favorute subjects, but never mussed a football or basketball game Barbara Rossi repre sented Oakmont Hugh School at a camp conference for Y Teens Barb's helpfulness as a secretary to Mr Gross won her a much deserved pat on the back Her outstandung commercual abulutues are certaun to please any future employer Joyce Russick's maun unterests at O H S were typung, hustory, and gym Thus senuor was a member of the Y Teens and Art Club She engaged un tennus and photography un her spare tume Joyce plans to be a secretary upon graduatuon Perhaps her aptutude for offuce practuce and sales us the reason for Adele Ryan's desure to be a secretary An ardent football and basketball fan, Adele served as a member of the Servuce Club and as secretary of the Dramatuc Club Attractuve Janet Schaltenbrand's unterest un people led her to orugunate the Servuce Club at Oakmont Hugh School, and to choose occupatuonal therapy as her lufe's work Jan also belonged to the Rufle, Buology, Dramatuc and Forensuc Clubs ' l Q- ' , f I 'ltiq ,Q I ,J-use :- .I of ,',-.rfgf Q U , ,J .Ku . 1 5 . , u , av ' I l 6 ' 1 T I , . . . . 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Edward John Sghetley Carol Anne Schnender Harry Edward Schwalm Diane Rose Sever Michelle lenor Smith Judith Leigh Stewart Carl William Stoeekleln Pwl Alexander sYP0lf memorues ol hard work and good tumes World Hustory Junuor Varsuty Basketball shop and Sports Club were the favorute unterests of Ed Schetley Model raulroadung and baseball are hus hobbues Ed plans to contunue hus educatuon at a busuness traunung school An actuve member of the Junuor Senuor Dramatuc Club was Carol Schneider who came to Oakmont Hugh School un her uunuor year Carol s classes un shorthand and typung should prepare her for a desured secretarual posutuon Everyone wull remember Eddie Schwalm s boundless energy and speed both on the gruduron and the basketball court Hus outstandung abuluty won hum nune letters and the tutle of most valuable player un the football conference Eddue s future goal us a career un electronucs Duane Sever remembers many busy days at Oakmont Hugh School Du a three year member of the Y Teens held the offuce of vuce presudent of the Leaders Club un her uunuor year She certaunly could twurl a mean baton The name of Mackey Smith could be found on the rosters of the 56 Peruscope Student Councul sophomore class offucers and also that of mauorettes Despute all these actuvutues Muckey proved by her grades that she found tume to study Petute Judy Stewart made up for her heught un energy whule marchung and cheerung for Oakmont Hugh School Thus actuve student also be longed to the Y Teens and the French and Forensuc Clubs and receuved honor puns for her good scholastuc work Carl Stoeckleln s plans for the future revolve around Truangal Busuness School Typung and chemustry are hus favorute subuects Sunce he us unterested un mechanucs uts no wonder that hus escape from the cares of the world us workung on hus car Upon graduatuon Paul Sypolt plans to enlust un the Unuted States Coast Guard Taxudermy was the unusual hobby of thus senuor who enuoyed shop and typung classes more than any others Sy wull always remember hus many truends at Oakmont Hugh School Dave Taylor s love for basketball could not surpass hus love for the gruduron Besudes partucupatung un sports Dave uouned the math and scuence clubs Dave was treasurer of the Forensuc league durung hus senuor year David Douglas Taylor I Ill, tl I f 1 v, A 6 ni, I Nur s I 3 I I I I , . . . . . . . . , 1 II I II ' ' I ' 1 ' ' I . . . , . . . - - 11 11 - - U , I . . D I I , . , . . . . , . . . . . . I . . . 1 ' I ' I ' II III U I - P I . I . . . . . . . . . . I Tl'f' '- , . Richard Dean Taylor Beverly June Tolbert John Joseph Unik William Iuenfu four Sally Jane vu.-gun Jean I-vis White 5 ' MW WH What wull be the challenge of the future? To graduate from Oakmont Hugh School us Ruch Taylors ambutuon A three year member of chapel chour Duck lustens to musuc as o duver suon He also belonged to the Sports Math and Dramatuc Clubs O H S wull always remember Beverly Tolbert whose many actuvutues uncluded partucupatuon un Art Club Basketball Rufle Cheerleadung Y Teens F N A and Leaders Club A crack tap dancer and three year chorus member Beverly plans to be a nurse and socual worker Soon we wull see John Unuk un the trum blue unuform of the Unuted States Aur Force Thus tall football fan enuoyed scuence classes more than any other The Oakmont East Deer football game of l954 wull always be clear un the memory of Bull Vmcent who was a member of the football team The vorued unterests of thus future draftsman unclude scuence huntung and automobules Most memorable to Sally Vurgllu newcomer from West Deer were programs and assemblues at O H S She was actuve un YTeens Dramatucs and F N A Sally enuoys good musuc and funds bowlung very relaxung Future fashuon ullustrator Jean White has always luked to draw and was a member of the art club Her hob bues unclude readung watchung televusuon and atterudung basketball games Peruscope Leaders Club Chapel Chour Band these are only a few of the organuzatuorus to whuch Sara Wllls belonged Along wuth her many extra currucular actuvutues Sara was an honor student She also found tume to sung un the Dustruct Chorus and to be on the debatnng team N 1 1 Richard Vincent f . . . , .. - I - . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 T I . . . . - , . . . . . . . . - . I ' 1 . . . .. I ' I , . . . ' , , . . . . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 . , . ' 1 1 1 . . . - . V '- ' utstancllng Seniors Bob Allsbrook Jcrme Fllnn Lynne Felghfner Al Fluke Selected by then' classmates os the eight most outstondmg members of The SGVTIOV class these students show obulnty nn 0 wide range of fields I . 5 fi A J ? o h Q ,EJ e I nf .'n 1 J e K '2 1 x Q 1 - i,Xx , , If Q .Jjys ' ? Borboro Montgomery -I9 Alice Powley H1GNSEHa0lSENIURS we 4 ,Q mc: rssn cams Dime Todd Sara Wnlls , . ...- 1, ,. 75- A . . I I ' ' I fb..- L - f,. M.. ', f, av, lid ,. 6. t' 1-'J I .. ru 1. .y L5 1.,1. .. f., Wi 11 F ',f'e N J Q. . , ., ,. 4' A 1 Junior Class X! Officers Presrdent BIII Garove Vnce Presldent Dave Komatz Secretary Emanuella Catanzaro Treasurer Janet Polansky The actjvjtjes ol our busy jumors Include Perjscope class pla After belng Introduced to the members of the graduating class Perry and Scotty meet the hard workjng junuors These ambjtlous students worked hard to present their class play Mother Is a Freshman They also sold refreshments at all the home basketball games All the profnts from these ventures went toward the Junnor Sensor Prom the bug gest socual event of the year THE TYPICAL JUNIOR I m the guy who makes the nolse I m the gal who loves those boys lSennorI I m the one who needs more poxse Im the typlcal junior' When to the Llbrary we must go Who IS the one who starts the show9 Who gets tossed out? The Sensor? No' Its me' The typical junior' I ve learned a Iattle but not enough Of hlstory English math and such Do I get honors? A s9 Not muc Not me the typical junlor I get the looks the demerxts the work Of Perlscope Jumor Prom I rn the er Who slaves tnll I almost go berserk Ah me' The typical junlor Where do I go when day IS done? Out on the town to have some fun? Not me' Im home Theres nlght work to be done Poor me poor typlcal junxor The Sophs get pity the Sensors get prause I say to myself One of these days ' I hope to be out of this dreadful haze Of bunglung typlcal juniors' For ten long years I ve strnved for thus A Jumor boy A Junior mlss' Now that I m here where IS the bliss Of bemg a typlcal junuor9 These sllly Innes they re all IH fun I vwouldn t trade wlth anyone I love the work the nouse the puns Of all the typncal junuors Betsy Bottenhorn 58 X ,J-Q I TT- 4 1 5 ' 3 0 I Y: 'I ' .I L, I . . . . l yi I ll 11 , . . . - I - 1 - . , . , 1 , , , . , . , . , . . . . . . . , . 1 - 1 . 11 11 . . . , , . . . . , . . . . . 1 I - 1 1 1 , . U . . , , hl 1 - . . . 1 - 1 , 1 I I . . . , . . . 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T 1' s our S CRAMMING fjrvfjffljtillf y Qi W he a ar O' ' f f, S3 My mind is crammed with figures, , I ,U fzfl ,' X X eme e w, wi II' past My head is filled with datesg 1,-W L i N ' I s , , I s in I m r m mb r M ' ',.L9X5 tbjti d Sotieitdrwlgls 'ax IIfI,IZ 2dIoId Ziade io iatele 7-fy' b ' Abi we e' A r , ju waiha lee, ' My brain is stuffed with formulas r J, Wy Q s NI rgss r n n ur . O. D. And lots of French verbs too. J I if V, X' We I .h I ak r t y in June, My mind is on so many thin I 1 ' But w b sfnraf! t c soon! I I don't know whw o. h I . If fy ar et Shirley 59 Butelmhele is I I gme ' r - U 1 Ifaflf W I gwht of cosgsgls you DIEI SWE K P fl Req M, Nffi y IRAQ fo th e Lf-N ffjfmv ' , A y, JV U Sm J4ifLwJCf,QAf?fw'lfll'MVIu I f Gwen Lgjlf' awk, N YV QM' lp W V ' I' Ay , I f Q0 G r I I ff I UQ' I HMMJZ A WwfM' Vww 0 If' ' we-ee? 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Af J u . g ' 'fn 5 L., 'r 3 ' C: f r Keg us, 494515-iii may f'?'1 'Ffa tl gnupg 4- Co Coptonns Eddie Sclfmwolm Stanley Okotkewlcz ond Larry Alturnus OAKMONT OAKMONT OAKMONT OAKMONT another VERONA RANKIN PLUM SHADYSIDE OAKMONT undefeated season OAKMONT OAKMONT OAKMONT OAKMONT APOLLO ARNOLD O HAMPTON ASPINWALL 6 ETNA Conference Gomes FIRST STRING--Lune D Qeed, D Kornotz, A Fluke, D Gent, E Boley, P Geppert ond R Sprnnger ockfieldz E. Schwolm, S. Okotkewlcz, L, Altimus ond D. Gorman. -df '-s..n.....'-ir! 'L' In Jkaggw- lf? 3 'Ea'-':'f: Plan' 'lr -. 1:- .ax ' Z 'F xx .lg 45 ..., W, an R119 Eff .- Q 'E .. K ala' w A-,, I V ,ww ww X in h 4 95' NL cf A ' , '12 L, ' T 4 am 05.9. .MQ ' xi ,ith 'H f '.f . ix. ,,..,.,1,+.v lv I ,.Y , 3 EMI X ,AV J M. 3 swf? , 'iw J i .' Q, 6 4 1 3.x SJ 8? 3 45' C how f-.f X Row Llc D Reed E Schwalm D Gent and D Todd Row2 C Carlson A eene andC Laughner Row 3 W King J Miceli G Gent C Orbin A ibe Lady? L! 1 jf r QA! 'Lv L UWC4-A dw V,-L LVL ,QL-C' 'B-Jef jf A ' ,,Px4Y'-i,NA7 'u Von!-K lr Basketball lv Mwj l Vw JJ, Cty M Teamwork pays off At the end of the 56 57 hardwood campaign Oakmonts hard fighting basketball team held third place in the league The season featured many thrilling contests especially at Sharpsburg and Aspinwoll Led by co captains Ted Mileski and Butch Reed the team improved immensely by the end of the season The varsity squad consisted of nine seniors whom we will really miss next year and one junior Don Reed, a 5 ll guard thrilled the crowd on numerous occasions with his spectacular drive in shots Eddie Schwalm s outstanding characterisitc was his sound defense in which he would hold the opponent s high scorer to just a few points Ted Mileskl, one of the team s high scorers was ex tremely valuable for his rebounding Todd Alh mus and Portera shared one of the outside spots on the team. They each performed quite adequately when their services were desired Don Gent, o junior was one of the outstanding scorers, H thrilled the crowd time and time again with his spectacular jump shot. Allsbrook Taylor and Carl- son were available when the regulars needed a well-earned rest. Coach Gross explains the nights strategy to managers Mc Manamy Boley Davis McCrady and Curti. lff lt-f H ak Bailey si Maiorca, 53 entuisi' yiig a ea LQ? K J1411 X XI f H ilynlor VGFSFIIYX A 44 AW-if .GMS . P le' . W ib I We if 1 2 T? Q V5 12 Q5 Oakmonf BeIQue Oukmontgf 5: PIQEQ ff oakmmf 'E Freeport Oakmiait East Pittsburgh Oakmont Plum Oakmont Football Team Oakmont Millvale Oakmont Hampton Oakmont Etna Oakmont East Deer Oakmont Aspinwall Oakmont Slwarpsburg Oakmont Verona Oakmont Shadyside Oakmont Millvale Oakmont Hampton Oakmont Etna Oakmont East Deer Oakmont Aspinwall Ookmont Sharpsburg Oakmont Verona ,W f f mfr ffifd , M , P l51T V'f V55 T. 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'L' M rl Bogguo M Smuth B MontgomerylB Botte D Sever J Stewart C Beard N Games B ,LVL ll-' utl rf ,,,Rupert Row2 S Proven P V Why B Mncola B Muskat K McClure B Pyle S Schenck ogy' Cgllslon K Hurnes R Mos M f J Santlcoa C Morrnson Row 3 D Macaluso S Wrlls J I ls tsa R Houck W Pazman Shoo B MCG Komatz B Shaffer B Cameron J Hagan D ly, L pf? Y6Fnrst M Dunn N Edwards low 4 Ross,.J egltz C Geppert F Bodenheumer D Stover D Muskat MX M A Andefs D M Q C Stover A Carlson T Portera C Rupert J Bar y vp M Smith M Bedeki Wing o Alke head M Walfer D McCoy Row 5 J Matchett Director 'L X Wy krslfm B Lat J ll fqjlilpgg Wm an orchestra spark our Fyou bel th t d IS al un ry rnlles ln the owl gsun Not n comfoqjgle clothes orft e d fool nlfprm alhundfed perc nt wool Anoth scwfort IS the mlS ram do r1l from the heavens at a football Q ther us sentrng a half trme show r fn dust mud sleet or snow lvfk clglr' For all the work the rewards are few The headlunes are always The Oaks Wm I never saw o paper no not one Prarsmg the band for a job well done But of some good the band must conslst Or rt sumply would not exrst The good un band that ns an attractron ls he Inner glow of self satlsfactron Al Carlson W 5 , VIY , 41 J , V' . . l . U7 HV, ,. ,. DQ,tjW,..Lpl', .' I,-. '. : . ,. 'AA L - ' ,.', . A , ' ,. l,. . :. -' pp tl lb . I 14p'K.l e, . , . , . , . , . ' ' J.' ,. Ht. nal, , rll.- Y' .nfl Ir, J' -', L' rf' - , rtw' ' J J ,x,yf 'nr A C gtg, Biff? . 'To. I ' J s 'N ' ' ' 'iv toni I. I r U .. . ' +,1pO.7r J f T, .y 1 rt r my J , 'V' Atilll I 'pre ' ' , fl -A '. Be'A , , . ' Q , I if .7 , 3 .K J l MAJORETTES Kneelmg Betty Butler Nancy Games Judy Stewart Carol Beard Standing Patsy Rup ert Barbara Montgomery Jo Bogglo Tom Portera mayor Mickey Smith Mary drum Be sy Bottenhorn Duane Sever l 1, QU LK JM P1 L10 flrflfdkf Jkak k lc! I l lgtlx r l d I JA hLtql1lQUSI3Sl'f1pG gargleis jan, assergb les BAND AND oncl-IESTRA XL 'LML 'K Musnc IS an Important part of lufe at O H S The band supplled much of the excite ment and enthuslasm at our football games and pep assembltes glvlng support to the team and entertalnlng at the half The orchestra began many assemblies with approprlate music under the dxrectlon of Mr Machett The dnstrlct band testuval held ln Oakmont was the hlghllght ofthe years musncal events f x. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS B Butler, D Muskat l Santlcola, C Rupert, E Jonnottu,J Kratsa, A Anderson, M Ross, M Walters, S Walls, S L1sl,F Bo enhelmer, Mr Matchett dlrector, M Dunn,J Degltz, B Latta, D Mc Coy, E Mllter, B Walcrott fmlx 7 ' ' '- NT P,'L , ,, Q, . X-. ' t Z . : I I K 1 , 1 ' V1 ' T I 1 N I ' T 6 , Q7 , ' ' I N I 46 f - 1 A ,' rin T f Uxxmkfk -L c, X ei 5 X CL I -ff X ft '. ' U I typ ,Q zqy. 7 JIJVU Ulllgu , xg f' .1 t. 4 X! V 7, f - .L .Q 4 i 1 , I f r T , E fr , ,f - Tx ,J 5 lf 1-cult, new -,K - I k f rx-ff' f Sql - - ff -S M J V T , T tw f f f' is v U ,eff-. '3fL'1LZf'l ff at J 'x,,'f, bbw -J ' ' ' K 4 Y T ' ' f ' , f, 1 l ' ,f f 'ff , X , -X ' J - L1 Q x 1 , A f l ,fc LI cr .ct xx, I, 7 H, I U ku J nl V X I I 1 l 1. f ft f f E I ' ' I I , . l l l l Ted ably offucnares at the organ Choir heightens gul- Choir CHAPEL CHOIR Row 2: F. Hoffsfar, B. Mrfnt omery, B. Harrier E Jacobson L Seaton Raw 3 Ofson a or McAfee Q Taylor J Mcsrer J Row 1: B. Foreman, S. W1Ils, B. Grass, S. Coates, D. Graid. 49 fv 1 Alnce Judy and Donna are famuluar What would we do wuthout them? the rehglous atmosphere In Chapel SENIOR CHOIR w'l J errcm oct B oss M M A Van r a J BEF5 C Beard 'Nl Busrmyeager v 'NCeldJDe ann Qrar ewar a R w A C anja A' J Wedrnare w3DMCCyBH nrNA ss y .J CQUQHG GI w 4 'VX L WaJTCr M r' 'V' R TC Or Y W aw Mosse Ma If S ram enbran Q , . B. W k ,JVRJ T ,Jr , J. ,,, l.k, ,Q , J QA, ' .. , 'Ci A I My sv! X A N I - X A A J . 1 I . 'C I I , if . - if 7I J ,Y Ro : Em , B Baref , .Gr , . J. King, . . . Q C, . a, . , ' ' ,M. E Jacobson, S. Coates, M. D , D, C d, J. Sf T, J. Kr rec o 2: . Panic, B Fgrcrfan, S Wnlls, B. Vighfner D S'Z,Ch., E Fei? , A L o 3, J. Krslaa, J NCI, Ce L Seann N Eames B Bader L S A Ro : . a , arre ,J .Ro , J. Polansk , J. Mmeh, B Crop, D. Z:Her, L. Jznes, ., p , .H J, J. Phan, B Shirt, A. MLJJJ. Ro : J . . , . J Bsggi B. Bgfrenhsr , B. safgzrnery, y! , F Hoffsrc, Wafs'.n, B D s, J r, J rgarr' VV. Bezfnaa B Hrorar J. C: '7, d, C. ASCE lar , . gifz. flgures Student Councll President Bob Allsbrook Vlce President Duck Gorman Secretary Nancy Games Treasurer Barbara lMontgomery V Councll helps olve Important scltool problems A busy organlzatron Important to O H S ns Student Council whuch renders many services for :ts school Thus year noon hour dancing In the gym and an usher s club were started because of :ts efforts Some of council s regular prolects are Chrnstmas Formal Pat on the Back Honor Roll and Pms Varnety Show and Student Handbooks l 1? Seated N Hetler N Games J Fllnn B Montgomery Standing A Keene B Dunlay G Bonorotl J Berg D Komatz L Fenghtner A Carlson B Allsbrook P Rupert D Gorman C McClelland R Kassou T Portera L Pyle B Dunn T Auellno M Smath M Stark G Hell M Peterson hfx 1 lf' l I l -if .y . 1-V A s V f IJ . - V I 1.1 J tw ff Us , xv K I . X ,L NANK f '73, V' --Y w MC! I ,,V fl-V 7 U- ri' CN ,ttf L A l f t ' M' :qu ,lp 4 1, 4, 'V M A NL? 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Af, I ' a . . . . ,VHA - 1 - 1 ' , 4 , V 1 - I ' 1 - f - V , ' or ., , f' f '1 - 1 'V C ll'-n ., I J . , ilkl J 1 U 5 fx , l 7 J' Periscope Co-Editors: Nancy l-letler Chuck Jarvie Advertisers: Ted Hlavac Ernestine Maxwell Nancy Wallace Art Editors: Carol Beard Bonnie Short Business Managers: Jane Frary Nancy Edwards Bill Garove Paul Geppert Charles Rupert Jack Bailey Literary Editors: Bill Watson Judy Berg Betsy Bottenhorn Ted l-llavac Gertrude Miceli Miriam Taylor Judy Wedmore K7 Sponsors: Photographers: Richard Houck Dana Mears Sports Editors: Eddie Meehan John Houston Treasurer: Bruce Latta Typists: Donna Ansell Marilyn Crowe' Peggy Edmundson Beverly Furko Sophomore Apprentices Al Carlson Mary Todd Bill Mason Jeff Willer 'Withdrawn fl Qldyvliss Jacobson and Mrs. Powers my 7 f 1 , af. 75 M, l, lifrlji li ki if ff 4 . w ' 'J Ula V, Lf Presenting Periscope's Royal Court. The Periscope Ball initiated a new tradition at O. H. S. The effective decorations of pink and silver set a sophisticated tone to the evening's dancing. Highlighting this gala affair were pizza, hi-fi music on tape, and of course the long-awaited crowning of the King and Queen of the dance, Eddie Schwalm and Sally Virgili, who had been elected by popular vote. The dance was extremely well attended and was a tremendous success. Top left: The Periscope Court-Andy and Margie Csophomore The Emcee for the evening serving pizza. Lower right Y attendantsl, Sally and Eddie iking and queenl, Peggy and Bonnie! Working hard on decorations for the big dance9 Jerry fjunior attendantsl. Top right: Candidates. Lower left: fifty-four The members of the Alma Club were the recipients of the American Legion Medal Award presented in the eighth grade on the basis of a well rounded personality 4...-if Ql-lS takes pride in these organizations '15-ug., The first tour recipients of the Pat on the Back were nominated by the student body for outstanding service to the school. These members of the National Honor Society were chosen last year from tive per cent of the junior class on the basis ot their scholastic ability lzllx li Oakleat keeps OHS students well Informed Co edltors Bonnie Gross Janet Degltz News Bea Bowman Features Carolyn McClellan Sports Ed Jonnottl Mary Ellen Jacobson Duane Koley Barbara Ross: Gerry Polansky Duane Sever Betty Harrier Brenda Hrovat Business Frank Hoffstot Exchange edltor Janet Ernerlck Colummsts Mary Jo Bogguo Barbara Barefoot Barbara Felghtner Mary Ann Manorca Sponsor Mr Van Eman lx Art: Typists: , . ilk f, ., sv Y -- , Y' N . t 1 Oakleaf The members of the Oak Leaf Staff worked dllugently putting out an Issue of our school paper every other Friday They kept the students up to date on the latest news The art work featured a chlpper luttle squnrrel who appeared throughout the Issue Helpful tlps were guven here and there by their sponsor Mr Van Eman ACORNS Thus year the Acorn Column was written by Barbara Barefoot for the first semester and by Kay Kurtz for the second Thus appears weekly nn the Advance Leader and keeps the readers nnformed about school actlvl :es . 'ig - ' ' in , . . -0 r' . - X fv-wt . 'S The Junior-Senior Dramatic Club spent its meetings hearing reports on the latest plays, making tape record- ings of dramatic readings, and speak- ing over the P. A. system. At Christ- mastime, a party was held for both the Sophomore and Junior-Senior Dra- matic Clubs, and in the spring the juniors and seniors went to the Pitts- burgh Playhouse. Last year the Junior-Senior Dra- matic Club presented the story of a shoemaker by Tolstoy for the Christ- mas service. Bill Garove played the part of the Shoemaker who spent his life doing good tor others as a pen- ance for some sinful thing he had done long before, lt was an impressive story which left everyone with the true Christmas spirit. li Dram THE JUNIOR-SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Group I President Frank Hoffstot Vice President Lynn Feightner Secretary Lynn Kurtz Treasurer Mickey Smith Group Il President Mary Ellen Jacobson Vice President Betsy Bottenhorn Secretary Adele Ryan Treasurer Jane Frary Sponsor Mrs. Cook The dramatic clubs oller enloyable fQ wk - l-'L K. This year the Junior Class under the direction ot Miss Shott presented Mother ls A Freshman , a three-act comedy. Bonnie Short, Janet Polan sky, and Jack Bailey played the three leading roles with a fine supporting cast. film-vigil l atics Ng., i ,J J Qi xi S si ' Y 'xx xo SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB President John Cook Vice President Sonnie Petry Secretary Corol Bostjonick Treasurer Pot Wechuck Sponsor Mrs. Powers Lorge membership in the Sopho- more Dromotic Club shows o greot enthusiosm for dromotics ond promise of up ond coming octors ot O.H.S. This yeor, for the first time the Sopho- mores put on three one-oct ploys under p the direction of Mrs. Powers. fb V if-gnferiginmeni for everyone x X' E E we ff 9 R iid ry ei Q S r 2 i X E if? Q :fi Ri...- s 5u if CJ President Sara Walls Secretary Judy Stewart Vlce President lan Fluke Treasurer David Taylor 'X Adv or Mr Bogglo FORENSICS Experlence q u IC k thxnkrng and self assur ance are three qualltles which members of the Forenslc Club have ganned and put to use Debate orngmal oratlons humor ous and serlous declama tions and readings of all kunds are presented as a challenge Only after much preparation and memoruzatlon are the re sults promlslng ln l956 57 Oakmonts club be came a member of the National Forensuc League and made excellent show ings throughout the dns trlct competitions lylhelfw pb: ts l nslcs biology math and science are JU! M K BIOLOGY CLUB The members of the Biology Club enjoyed a varlety of programs throughout the year D Snow from the U S Steel laboratory related unter estlng facts about cry stals Mr Joseph Muller also of U S Steel gave a detauled account of hs buologlcal fundrngs from the Mnssrsslpp: River and Loulsuana R bert J Dunn an officer of the Speluologucal lCavel So clety Interested the group wnth hrs pictures of caves from all over the United States Several of the members accompanuec by their sponsor Mrs Mears vnslted Buhl Plan etarlum during the holl days Presrdent Ralph Kassouf Secretary Glorra Conlosh Vlce President Paul Budzak Treasurer Judy Laban Sponsor Mrs Mears WF Y ', 1 . I . . . . I X -au f- ' AVL Q ' f ,L r gy? ,fr , l 1 l CLI, A 4 Rf t x k ,'Lf' ly l xx R L . . . . . 'XM fl, U U ' WJ' O f f f F , lk, l lf, Q I v 5 l tl Ki ' ,f l .N S is KV qfky In i -U M . V. ' i ' ' . o . MATH CLUB The Math Club spon sored by Mr Bottenhorn has been quute actlve dur mg the past year The members held regular monthly meetlngs and In Aprll vlslted the U S Steel laboratory Presrdent Carl Carlson Secretary Treasurer Vlce President Frank Frary Robert Helsley Sponsor Mr Bottenhorn explored by the members ol these clubs Presrdent 'Edward Young Secretary-Treasurer Vice President Donald Nelson Ronald Manherz Sponsor Mr. Baker Moved SCIENCE CLUB Whats that funny smell? ls the school on flrep Mr Baker spon sor of the Sclence Club would answer that the club members were doing one of thelr many exper: ments He mlght also explam that the club has seen movies llstened to speakers and taken fneld trips to further thelr knowledge of the sc:- ences. .ixly 71 ART CLUB Many meetings of the Art Club were filled with making plans for the an- nual White Elephant Sale. Under the super- vision of Miss White they helped out by making the attractive posters throughout the year in the main hall President Donna McCoy Secretary Treasurer Vice President Donald McCoy Janet Schaltenbrand Sponsor Miss White These clubs add spice President Diane Koley Secretary Treasurer Vice President Bonnie Gross Elizabeth Ross T XMI Sponsor Mrs Morrow JUNIOR SENIOR LEADERS CLUB The Junior Senior gym every third Tuesday of the month to learn how to play and officiate a t basketball g a m e s They sponsored a girls I n t r amural basketball program a n d kept scoreboard in the front a 'L J l ' 'rm Leaders' Club met in the x 7 A . .. :T ' bt ' ' I a J y in ii. Y I' f I VI' UV! Q fs President Peggy Edmundson Secretary Gertrude Mlcelu Vlce President Treasurer Brenda Hrovat Geraldnne Polansky Club Representative if-f 4 L6CrCt'54KZ!X' LCJJCZ 1 L lc MAL 'C -CZ Vcfgf 4751 vfk 2 ffff' SOPHOMORE YTEENS Candy sales a swlm mnng party and a skat mg party were but a few of the many actnvutnes of the Sophomore YTeens T as club also loaned wuth the Junuor Sensor Y Teens and entered a float un the Chrnstmas Parade Duane Sever to lute at Cl-lS JUNIOR SENIOR YTEENS The Junior Sensor Y Teens under the dnrec tion of Mnss Forrest are afflllated with the Wl kensburg Y W C A Dunng the meetnngs they planned their dnfferent actnvltnes which Included a Sloppy Joe Party Christmas float and a sklt ln an assembly President Karen Campbell Treasurer Claudna Wyman Vice President Judy Maller Club Representative Secretary Kathy Hartman Shnrley Pyle Sponsor Mass Forrest lxlx fy- - , ' - :ft - ' - R. l , .. . i- - I G A ' Jw . . fl N kr LLL 'f' ' . . y' lull-fq, JL - , Y, 1 f ,, I xr ' f L , f 'V - fuk 6 ' fc ,,,f,, Lfftr ,T I lx url f uf ff 5 f S f 'diff ? g Q K' 4' 7lf7, f Z J L fc L' L' 7 PA T 4,!A!L, V -.f C -. . ffqslfzyi ' ' V' K , ll, Vrfzfa- Lf llc' -v' 'HC K fu L -ff V . . v, 1 ' T' . . . . K ' , fw.,, i'T X, fl, -w .f - .X ff I - I - N.. '-Ill PI'eSld6I1f E Guttendorf Governing Board A Mull Executive Committee B Barefoot C Schneider B Bowman M Shirley Sponsor Miss Melaro SERVICE CLUB The Service Club is a newly - organized group which has rendered not- able assistance to those at O.H.S. Under the dir- ection of Miss Melaro they set up a big sister- big brother program for the new students at O.H.S. The members were also active in as- sembly programs, as their senior members read the announcements in cha pel They helped teachers prepare rooms for Open House and before school o p e n e d in September helped Mr Baker set up his chemistry lab The service is a boon to Ol-lS teachers President Clarence Orbin Secretary Larry Ometz Vice Presldent lra Cornett Sponsor lxlx 59. Derk SOPHOMORE BOYS AUTO CLUB Members of this club will be well prepared for safe driving when they take their drivers test Through movies and oth er visual aids these boys find a pleasant way to learn safety of the car safety of the road and common courtesies f driving FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The members of the Future Nurses of Ameri- ca Club devoted their fume to probmg deeper Into the nursung profes snon These prospectuve nurses vlslted the Har marv u l I e Convalescent Home and heard speakers such as Dr Allen of Oak mont Mlss Johnston of the Tronnmg Services a representative from the Tarentum Hospltal and their sponsor Mrs Mears A number of the sensor members have already taken entrance examuna tlons for nurses school FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The hlghlughts of the teachnng professnon were pointed out to the mem bers of this club by var: ous speakers throughout the school year They enjoyed being the guests of the Penn Hugh FTA at one of :ts meetnngs and also made the annual trnp to a local col ege campus The senior mem bers participated In the student teachmg program and had their fnrst exper :ences on their own wlth a class President Beverly Tolbert Secretory Mary Jane Kung Vlce President Nancy Edwards Treasurer Gwen Carter tl rl ffl X l Jet MJ' .F Ml M W These clubs pr re ther flu swf' their chosen llelds lvl! J-xx Pres: en Vrce res: ,ws WN bw Sponsor Mrs Mears MN 'LJ Mary Ross Secretary Treasurer nt udy Wedmore Caroline McClellan Sponsor Mass Shellaby IJ A ,J ll ' l A l I . ft . n e ' I I P f r if J- , 9 up ,X . . SDE? r f ' fp . A 1 + . 1 ' UK T T .- J f . U M JU A ll Nl ' 1 JJTY'AkMl ' 'Ml ' A ' '- l F Rl . . 1 elf N .fl A .l, A 'ffllll' USHERS CLUB The members of the Ushers club were chosen at the begmnlng of the school year and were trained how to be pollte efficient ushers Thelr services were appreciated at such programs as the Junior Class Play the Senior Class Play Bacco laureate Service Com mencement and many other programs wnthm the school 7 Aqaff These persons are mcllspenszble to our school x.4.. L I Sbm lfnembers af the Service Club at ,wo k ag Lower left The art classes eaaslje a 'mural for Education Week Lower A ugh hbrfhy the grnmplook Nappy? What dnd X thgp Ogropher say S 4'- xzxlx wx cg ' K A . . le I a E H, X . . cv A X.. 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K, . i I ' , ' ' , ff sr . f f fl f ' ' 'V 1' 1 v Hovung completed their tour of O S H S Perry ond Scotty wove good bye for the lost tlme to their newly ocqulred fruends ond venture merrnly up the hull where they w II vet O H S s Inttle brother OJ H S f'!' yf ii. f 5 fr ffl x N X w , f N 15 W iii r y , I-fs 0 ' , -11-1 ' 4 ' 3 Ni N 36423141 lf, h -.3 .t-A' 'iz- E-,QA , 'vlijfgzix 2 ' t ' 5 t Jhft t t ' fi' t S 3 S , . t N O Q Q1 at N . fs 0 4 V r N N lx X! 1 - I N ' 4 '5.2,'fl' 4 i KV t If t x I I j I y tt I I N ,, A I 1 6251-:NX ', A ,,,, A gg 1 ' A S 'ff y ' S 151 . I 'f i:F:E'4isA x , l X v ff w fl 1 ge ,J ' 'Ut j I . .1 J. I ! :Zn ' S . ' . - .rrr r ,f N N . l do t,ot , 5 f - . V ,:.A.-',,.AiL- . 4,'- hi-'xl - lv Q I. , Y 1 , W ' F , , llfjh '- 9: 5 E' . rr ,R y -. .. 5' N x . J-:sqm 'X : ' Jx 3 5 .-44 - ..,- Q ti-.-...MINI I In fi -M 'X' I-,..f-E 11'rs ' 444 l ly ll 4 3 'Yi gay, Z-T Z- 2 g,,.f +,,.,,'-'Z-1 'ZS J 7 szxlx Yeun i Charles J Cooper Prmcnpol of the Jumor Hugh School Cotherme M Stanec Secretory to the Prmcnpol fxfwx ff---Q, Nm qi, f Ng5 ,mia rg!! ? -421' ja uw ff wnwqwr -Z Rl Ili lui llll Allan R Kennedy Geogro phy 58U611fY Vero M Stauffer Arithmetic General Moth Ruth E Peters Dorothy C Gross Physucoi Educotlon Llbrory e Arlthmehc Letrugh G Coates Cnvncs Po History Margaret E. Galloschun Home Economics Irene S Masters Engl Ish Warren P Rlddmger Mathematics Faculty Robert J Hufson Industrial Arts N1 Katrma A Halter Ar John A Ross Mary E Barber 5- ' ueneral Sclence Lam I Vlrgmla Kerr Englnsh James C Haggms Hlstory m the army Health replaced by Mr Besnecker Physucal Educcmon sez enlx one Nlnth Grade The mrrlh graders arrxrously awarr the a ROOM 214 Row 1 B Brunner M Peter D McCulIy C Beduch M S nth C Seely D E er C Geppert Row2 F Dcvrs C Truver M Lucrono N Mor rrson H Aguzzolr rvrn W Johnson Row 3 K Mc Nell C McCormack C Shorts J l-logon R Munholl G Pratt Alderrsro ow 4 L tl mac J Coldwell H Kent M Sprrnger R Wodsworfh D Frrst P Bonorotr nf' swim 1 wily-luwr V' 'sit ROOM 212 Rowl J Semencor J Yofes S Arkenhecrd N Gorskr K Sokol B Fobrseskr M Bengs F Myers J Vxncent Row 2 W Moroney C Kelemon J Kung J Corden J Lusk N Perrrn J Rregler T English Row 3 J Brrscoe F Scott A Allman E Wcrtychowrcy L Stelon R McDode Absent R Muskot L Dretrrck D Mc lntrre, ROOM 209 Row'l M Bldek M Carlson C Srll F Ammon S Kenney Stewart M Federlcl Pnce Row 2 L Jumbercotta Komatz T Nasse M Gruffnth J McAuly J Brocato R Anderson W Foster Row J Stlllsan A Mascara Unlk P Slebrnch W Schrode Row4 R McEll-nose L Nolan D Weaver W Cnarlesworth Absent S Medved ,Jr 'FCA 5 xc' 3fQr3C?x5A.L,r,EDC:3Q t n they will become a part of O HS T 6 TQEQX fe YQQYLX J 0 J ' ROOM 211 Rowl C Guttendorf R Cun nlngharn M Muller J Wal craft J Gasparuch B Llvmg n M Baker P Slverd Weaver Row 2 J Hanks T Mosakowskn W Sharp M Panyon K McClure M Con y So ol lrv ow 3 D Lochard B Guldersleeve McKvnIey L Brown Usko G Black Wu XV Roo zoa vb .Jul IJ Row 'I C Jenkins N Ho g C Schrnvdt L Bottenhorn C Stuart D Gasparuch J Srpl ve R Mator C Pyle Row 2 D Lewns J Messlna B Wann wright P McClellan L Okot kewncz T Aubele D Svpolt D Clasper Row 3 K George P Unlk R Shaffer E Brown A 1 Palgutta H Armstrong Row4 J Yaken R McGough W Kenna W Smlth E Haus on J.-0-f tuznlx thru 9-3 D. , . , E. 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R 5 I D. , , , T. fx A , , , V I lr ROOM 213 Row 'I M Stark L Ylngnng awlqer Sev a ns annelly W Crawford Gardner Row2 D Perry C Zeller J Clwrlstman P Sreno S Helsley D Davla A Walk Mall M McCreer Row 3 J Hunter J Flan ers Grumes B Cam ell anley P desk: break N Malarca R Mant Qornery W Haemme Row 4 J Car an R Collnns W eo ples Absent M Cleland Eighth Grade ROOM 204 ow 'I D Cook J White Horne N Maffly A Meyers ow 2 S Sawyer J Lntwler N Carngan P J Volbrecht Blys ang Bgwrnan A Ornln P Gross G Hajduk C Harris ow F Santlcoa Clnmeltz Shao er R Mucelu J Dawson Barr L Gent R Wlllnams Row Knox A :son G I so J Harrzs F Grimes ROOM 201 ow 'I C Ruppel R Lee Pow ey R Dnlorno D Roney Beard Row 2 J Mosa kowskn S Tlworton E Fentzel J Allsbrook K Sweet C Hol way P He wng B Bart e baugh P Edmundson Row 3 mer G Gels A Montgomery J Taylor K Cloxer H Adams F Way J Talbert Absent Aberts Fax J Kram lnaltz R Waslwxngten V V 0 8-'I R : . , , ' , D. R : . , . 'l , J. 1 t, L., if , l , . ', V , . . 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Alls- . s , . , .P - Seventh Grade ROOM 206 Rowl J Mlnk J Maranto E Rupert S McKaIup C v s K Grlffth W Knpp Aber Row2 A Kennlng L Dunn A Stuart S Schenck B Pyle N Schaltenbrand N Put watch A Kokales Kenny J Foster Row 3 C S t T Gray R Ney W d wards S Brunung P Van Why D Fussaro R Mason F Ku mer P Volkmann W Christ man ROOM 205 Row I G Graff D McMul len G Galardy R Muskat Aber T Ferns Row Manherz J Hagan Corrigan P Holden D Car McKolup M Rhnnes S Schenck C Brown Row 3 W are foot G Mason E Shaffer L :man J Mcell A Klnzer G Kratsos R MaCConnell D Ansell S McCormnck J Evans R Edwards Moved ROOM 216 Row 1 R Schwartz D els M Stewart C Randolph C Koley J Kent C Young Row 2 A Mason D Carlson M McCormick J Elliott S Arm strong K Gross C Muller N c lhose M Challus urn s ow 3 B Du e W McAfee J Hell V Merlot B McCreery H MCCurdy F Drake F Pratt E Wetmore 1 ft ll 7-I . , . ' , . E - an , . ' i , . ' , T. L4 , M, . , R. tlt , , , . , . E - 7-2 s. , . ' . 2Q M. , . , E. . , . - ter, L. Keleman, J. 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I , X Je 'r f 5 1 z 'H Row'I J Hunter tmgrJ W l-Iuemrne R Mlcell B Beard T Flanders J Tolbert A Schmeltz A Meyers Mr Rlddlnger fosslstant coachl Row 2 G Gels lmgrl R Montgomery lmgrJ J Brrscoe R Lee F San tscola N Hlmes W Campbell J Carson F Kumer R Wllllams Row 3 Mr Ross Cassnstont coachJ B Guldersleeye Cmgrl J Allsbrook J Taylor L Stlrnac A Palgutta R Washington H Armstrong R J Strllon H Kent R McDade Row 5 D Lochard R Anderson W Foster E Houston R Wads worth M Springer W Charlesworth ootball The Green and Whltes efforts succeed The Ookmont Junnor Hugh School football team IS proud to remember another vuctorlous campangn Durlng the course of the season the boys chalked up three declswe vuctorles over Plum Shadyside and Springdale They dropped only two one to West Deer and the other to Swlssvale Throughout the season the team members gained valuable experience on the football fleld by much hard work and the helpful coachnng sug gestuons by Mr Kennedy Mr Ross and Mr Rnddlnger When these har dy veterans turn nn thelr green and white unuforms for those of the Red and Black they wnll be an Important asset to the hugh school team Coaches Rlddunger, Kennedy and Ross : . ., . , . ' ', . , . , . , . , . , , ' ' ' . : . ' ., . ., . ' , . , . - ' , . ' , . , . , . , , ' ' . : . A , . , , . , , , .4,. , , 4 , . , . Munhall, L. Nolan, W. Peoples, Mr. Kennedy lcoochl. Row 4: D. lryin, J. Harris, L. Kumer, W. Schrode, , ' s , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . - , . , . . ' l I l I ' I . , . A I rllx KI ln' 1.4.5 FIRST STRING-Row'I E Houston H Kent W Fo ter D Lochord R McDode H Armstrong J Horns Row2 J Tolbert R Wadsworth G Stlllson J Briscoe Oakmont 20 Plum Ookmont West Deer I Oakmont Shodysnde Oakmont O Swnssvole Ookmont Sprmgdole .l RJ f5 f j X J S-I , .Z A ? 3f 2 21' 2 N Left Bully heods for the goal lme Right Caught from behmd' wunlx 11 -6- Row 1 B Clwrnstrnan J Aber B Beard A Meyers G Gentile E McCorrn1ck D Gels J Tolberf Row 2 Ma an R y Mlcel G Gene F Santucola J Allsbrook R Montgomery N l-llrnes H Adams ow 3 D C 1 lk mgrl J Carbon R Rxdebkl B Campbell R Taylor C Bonner J Harrie R Washnngran T 40 .fn Kneelmg K SWCQT S Scnenck K McClure M McCreery Sfondmg L Bottenhorn B Pyle P McClellan B Waunwngnt 1 lf! '- . i ,Epi -. lx R 4 1 , f 1 1 ' y . J , t X 'rf' K ' - Q i . 9 X' M. J ll ll x l' .K , , , , 5 l J CX R N R, R',..lXlC',J,ll '. fl- ,f B R:.r:'. ,. ',. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. Schmcltz, K. Stanley, R, Lee lmgrfl. - A l X y -f if 'R '2 J Q ' 1 ,K 5 ' , 5 , ,Mimi 1 I Q ,Y g. A -.Q .L 3 5 In X ' F fl v md' . If-.1 7 Da mimmw mm. my MMM .1 29,5 V AV.A 2 I lax A . V f V Jam f U 5 1'- XY x 'll x 3 ,,X:B Sh fw? Q , N Y 'gm S . 3 YW , yr ,A wh? ' ,v , , 1 'W 3 ' ' Q.. -1' ' L E Q fy . .Y -, ' if ,---1-f' -sl f -'- ails 5395 M vi mmiqi W M -4,3 J 11 ,V1' 2' Student Council is the heart of Oil-l.S. Student Council The 1956-57 Student Council performed mony necessory tosks for O.J.l-l.S. Under its direction, scholorship pins were presented to students who were on the honor roll throughout their yeors ot junior high. Activity oword pins were given to those who hod token port in o number of extro-curriculor octivities. The Student Council wos olso responsible for the Christmos Donce ond for the Spring Hop, the two biggest socicil events of the yeor. ...fn President Noncy Morrison Vice President Kothy Sokol Secretory-Treasurer Christy Jenkins Sponsor Mrs, Cootes Members: K. Griffith, L, Kornotz, B. McAfee, M. McCreery, M. L. Sogi, F. Sonticolo, S. Schenck, J. Toylor. l Ylgllly-f0ll7 The members of the Oakleaflet Staff have been very successful in editing a top-notch school news- paper All the work was done by the students who were divided into the following groups: feature writers news writers, artists, typists and publica- tions The staff met every Tuesday with Mrs. Masters to assemble the material which furnished the junior high students with such interesting Edltor Assistant Editor News Editor Assistants Feature Editor Assistants Typing Assistants Oakleclflet Oak Leaflet spreads the word Christy Jenkins Nancy Muffly Kathy McClure Carole Stuart Donna Horne Mary Carlson Norry Perrin .lim Messina Nancy Hogg Erma Price Donna Euler Jean Allsbrook Business Manager Peggy McClellan Assistant Art Editor Assistants Sports Editors Exchange Editor Assistant Bob McNeil George Pratt Bob Shaffer Patti Jo Volbrecht .lohn Allsbrook Christine Geppert Lynne Bottenhorn Dinah Powley 'fn M ART CLUB President Jill Hogon Vlce President Tom Ferris Secretary Borry Dudek Treasurer Joseph Knorr Sponsor Mrs Holter Under the supervision of Mrs Hol ter the members of the Art Club spent on interesting yeor drowing chcircool sketches ond working with points out side the school building An unusuol project which they enioyed doing wos moking letter ond note holders from mousetrops' -- i wfgfllx-Nix 'lt Wi UD These complement COMMERCIAL CLUB President Noncy Hogg Vice President Diane Gosporich Secretary Dono Corlson Treasurer Fronces Ammon Sponsor Miss Stonec Miss Stonec helped the members of the Commerciol Club os they leorned to efficiently operote the busi- ness mochines ovoiloble to them in the junior high. They did mony helpful odd jobs during the yeor. GIRLS' CRAFTS CLUB President Solly Schenck Vice President Dione DoVio Secretary Suson Helsley Treasurer Rose Dilorio Sponsor Mrs. Holter The girls in the Crcifts Club leorn skills which involve working potiently with their honds. They succeed in finishing ortistic ond useful orticles which con be used in their homes. And how they enjoy the workl the GJ H S schedule SEWING CLUB Group A President Karen Humes Vice President Dona Carlson Secretary Treasurer Marlene Manherz Group B President Juduth Weaver Vice President Lunda Okotlcewucz Secretary Treasurer Marcua Bengs Sponsor Mrs Margaret Gallaschun All the gurls un the Sewung Clubs found that theur club peruods were wellspent Although many who uouned were unable to sew well they soon developed skulls by practucung under the experienced eye of Mrs were both useful and economucal GIRLS SPORTS President Marianna Lucuana Vuce President Dunah Powley Secretary Treasurer Nancy Muffly Sponsor Mrs Dorothy Gross Thus us a newly formed organization at OJ H S and was begun prumaruly for those gurls who were unable to partucupate un the Leaders Club Throughout the year they played duf ferent sports such as basketball and softball SCIENCE CLUB 9th Grade President Donald lrwin Vice President Harry Kent Secretary-Treasurer Geoffrey Stillson 8th Grade President John Allsbrook Vice President Francis Santicola Secretary-Treasurer Norman Himes 7th Grade President Wulluam McAfee Vuce President James Evans Secretary Treasurer Jeanne Elluot Sponsor Mr Ruddunger The Science Clubs helped to untro duce theur members to the unterestung fueld of chemistry Through experu mentation and demonstration the members found a new and pleasant way to learn Some further developed the subuect as a hobby un theur leusure time fzghlx r . . I Rf ' c Q ,, u 'l 1. l .hw I X' ,tuvv l Gallaschun. Their finished productsrx J 'JQVL ' , C P ,, C, u' A it wif J ' 4' J I haf, - ' f, , Y + , . . . Y' ,, 'P , ' dl ,.., X . V, . . - . . . j 1'-sevcz LEADERS CLUB Presldent Melanle Smlth Secretary Treasurer Caroline Sealy Sponsor Mrs Gross Thus year the Leaders Club has dnrected its attentlon to basketball mainly Under the dlrectnon of Mrs Gross these actlve gurls have organ lzed a team which participated nn competutnve basketball games both home and away They also partucn pated nn the annual Play Day with surrouncllng junior hugh schools LIBRARIANS 9th Grade President Erma Prnce Secretary Treasurer Barbara Fablseskn 8th Grade President Paulette Edmundson Vrce Presldent Nancy Carrlgan Secretary Treasurer Jacquelnne Lntwller 7th Grade President Karen Humes Vlce President Beverly Pyle Secretary Treasurer Jane Foster Sponsor Mlss Peters The Seventh Elghth and Ninth Grade Llbraruans all work together to keep the llbrary neat and to learn proper care of the books however each club has a separate lob The Seventh Grade Lubraruans decorate the llbrary bulletnn board and stralghten the shelves, the elghth graders shelve books and the nunth graders mend and repanr books zzqlzlx QIQIII 9TH GRADE DRAMATIC CLUB Presldent James Hagan Vlce Presldent Mariana Lucuana Secretary Mary Federucl Treasurer Robert Muskat Sponsor Muss Kerr The members ot the Nnnth Grade Dramatnc Club ganned valuable e penence wuth theur ttrst bug play whlch was held on Marlch 8th These fresh men well soon be seen on the stage ot O H S They re worth keepnng an eye Clubs are an . . X- , A fl 5 Y of 3 - onl .T ' . ' x lla 'Ll' v 1 1. . C P, ' V ' Y . , I .T I , I 5 l , . L , . . U n l 0 1 I . Xl' Vlce President Kathy McClure j A . . 'N u . I . .Eg ,, J 1, . K 1 ' , . VL 1' . I ' ' li . . . ' It l - l I I PROJECTION CLUB 9th Grade President Robert Gildersleeve Vice President Harry Armstrong Secretary-Treasurer David McKinley 8th Grade President Howard Adams Vice President Alan Montgomery Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Miceli s7th Grade President George Kratsa Vice President Richard Ney Secretary Forest Pratt Treasurer David Geiss Sponsor Mr Huggins and Mr Besnecker The members ofthe Projectnon Club learned to operate fllm strip machines and the movie projector These boys Integral part ol GJ H S provide valuable servuce to the school by running the prolectors for assem blies and for classes ,f X .mi mdgwoudt PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB President Jay Taylor Vice President K Stanley Secretary Treasurer Ruth Hawker Sponsor Mass Peters These would be orators practiced how to Introduce a speaker how to tell anecdotes and how to be a toast master In cooperation wnth the Li brary Club they sponsored a dance nn the fall With the proceeds from thus dance they generously entertauned the enture student body with a movie RIFLE CLUB President James Hagan Vice President Linda Okotkewucz Secretary Kathy McClure Treasurer Robert Gnldersleeve These junior hugh nfle enthusiasts spent many hours practicing in the nfle range They had several matches between their members which enabled them to gain experience in competi tion Many of them wall go on to the senior high rifle team 1 llx III . . . Q . . . I . ' I - N 1 , - . I 1 - gK2pllIlPIIlh1U' is i -r I 3.leep the muzzle 9C tl dw .H , QL safe dvrecuon .' I 'L 4. Know KWQV11 and ammunin A 5-.Be sure of vow baclrsm I 6.?e sue ffvwr target 7. U 5- ... l lmng lin . O- . . . . , I . . . . . 1 Q i v ' ' 9TH GRADE BOYS' CRAFTS CLUB Group A President Robert Shaffer Vice President Richard Wadsworth Secretary-Treasurer William Black Group B President William Foster Vice President Richard Wadsworth Secretary-Treasurer James Messina Sponsor Mr. Hutson The sports and cralts clubs Under the able sponsorship of Mr Hutson the members of the Boys Crafts Clubs succeeded rn makrng useful and decorative articles They learned the trucks of work :ng with aluminum copper brass wood and leather 8TH GRADE BOYS CRAFTS CLUB President John Tolbert Vice President Jacob Flanders Secretary Treasurer Jack Carson 7TH GRADE BOYS CRAFTS CLUB Group A Vice President Roy Mason Secretary Treasurer Thomas Gray Group B President Steve Brunning Vice President John Mrceli Secretary Treasurer Paul Van Why Sponsor Mr Hutson ll ICM I . P I ' K President Richard Ney A 'J , l il v l - Z ff 9TH GRADE BOYS' SPORTS CLUB Group A President Ted Mosakawski Vice President Ed Houston Secretory-Treasurer Dick Stover Group B President Richard Anderson Vice President Richard Wadsworth Secretary Treasurer Harry Kent Sponsor Mr Ross are very popular Athletics as the mann Interest at the members of the popular Sports Club Under the guidance of Mr Ross the members engaged in all the seasonal sports 8TH GRADE BOYS SPORTS CLUB President Michael Stark Vlce President Nicholas Manorca Secretary Treasurer Ralph Mnceln Sponsor Mr Kennedy 7TH GRADE BOYS SPORTS CLUB President John Mlcell Vice President David Gels Secretary Treasurer Steve Brunnnng . Q . . Q . I STEBAN S DAIRY STORE Route 910 Indlanola Pa Fountazn Ser-vzce L1ght Lunch OAKMONT SHOE STORE Allegheny Rxver Boulevard Oakmont Pa GOLDEN S PHARMACY john A Golden Regzstered Pharmaczst Oakmont Pa Phone Oakmont 2317 HOFFSTOT S GRILL 'Try our famous ish sandwzches 533 Allegheny Aw enue Oakmont Pa Fnl shows them how A peorl among Emerolds Jay Bird himself Playmg at tough huh Jam? The Oflicers and Members of Scalfe Local Unlon No 1122 UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA extend then LOI1Q'l'1lllI'lllOI1S and Best XVISIICS to the Nlelnbers of The Class of 1957 OMER R NDE That beautntul watch which Bonnnes consider :ng for Larry IS typical ofthe fnne jewelry available at OMER R NOES For that special somethnng a little out of the ordinary stop at thus rellable Whether It s a rnousetrap or a garden tool whuch you need youll be sure to find at at MCMILLIN HARDWARE Mclvlulllns has a complete selec tlon of tools hardware and other household lterns For stylish clothes that fat the llttle one shop at the LULLABY HOUSE They can outfnt any youngster In sturdy play clothes or an frnlly dresses Any young ladnes llke those pictured wlll fund gust exactly what they want. Ford Ford a new klnd of Ford sung Dana and Chuck Your best buy ln 57 ns a new Ford featured at MILOS FORD on Allegheny Avenue In Oakmont Yes Ford certalnly IS the car of JOSEPHlNE'S MARKET Xleztts - Fruit - Vegetables 663 Fifth Street Oztkmout, Pa. Phone: Cjilkllllllll 27l BERNlE'S FLORAL SHOP l Allegheny River Boulevatcl Oztkmont, Pu. VOESTE'S GIFT SHOP Xllegheuy River Boulevard Ozikmont, l'za. JOSEPH SPORER l'1'inting lllell Alleglleny Avenue Oztkmont. Pu. DOT AND WALT S .I H TOMLINSON 522 Allegheny Rxver Boulevard 347 Delaware Avenue Oakmont Pa OBRIHOHI P21 -I J JAKOVAC LIBERTO s APPLIANCE SALES Meats and Grocer1es R C' A Norge Hamllton Easy 755 Flfth Street Admlral Servel Oakmont Pa 640 Allegheny Rlver Boulevard Phone Oakmont 677 Oakmfmf P21 X03 Maruanna Lucuanna way back when John Skup and Jan get some free vutamnn D Rlchne Ney palnts a wlndow for Hallowe en Man mountain Kent' Kathy slaves away Barb another Hallowe en pannter Nancy Morrlson Monica Panyon and Helen Agazolln were the rage In 1947 We notice Cookle that the dresses were shorter Jeanne s head over heals The cat who ate the canary BARDS' DAIRY STORE MIl.DRED'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 608 Allegheny Rlver Boulevard Flfth and Pennsylvanxa Avenue Oakmont Pa Oakmont Pa Phone Oakmont 9616 Phone Oakmont 4396 nzmly jour 7 0 0 , . 1 ' I ,, o o , 9 ' ' I 9 - T ' 7 3 .li ' , xg- W - ' 0 T 2 P 4' 66,1 I ' . 6, iff? Q ls. ' w . 1 A 5 A x . A, , -, v A A A E .I I' . . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . . . , . . , , . . . , , 1 'l' , . , . . , I- . Mrs Dr 8- Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 8 Mrs 84 Mrs 81 Mrs Mrs 81 Mrs Mrs Mrs 81 Mrs Wrllra 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs A G Anderson Ralph Ansell Lewrs Arnold John W Asherman J Auen W C Beard T D Bottenhorn Wrllram Bryson Edward W Campbell Robert W Campbell L A Chermely A M Crawford rn Edwards Charles Ehrlnch H K E er T J Ferguson Charles N Flrnn Charles A Flynn N F I F C Frary George of George s Pizza 81 Mrs John Geppert 8- Mrs Vance Goble St Mrs Kenneth Graves 81 Mrs George R Gray 81 Mrs W R Hetler 81 Mrs J M Hewrtt Jr 81 Mrs T E Hlavac Patrons Dr Mrs 81 Mrs 8- Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 84 Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs Ralph 8- Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 3: Mrs 8. Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs M Houck Huemme W Jacobson F Johnston R Kennedy D Krnzer Kuchrnrck James Laban W C Latta F McFalI Mrcelr Pye E P Reed Melvrn Remaley Edward L Rupert John Sherwrn J R Sprout Harold Stancluffe W S Stanley G M Stoner E C Stover 8. Mrs 81 Mrs 8. Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs JohnJ Thomas M G Thomas G B Todd C K Wedmore J Wycrck Frank Wyman Curtis G Young S ANSELL S GARAGE 4 Hfoodland Road Oakmont Pa Phone Oakmont 2492 ANDROSKY HOTEL 515 Allegheny -Xx enue Oakmont Pa Phone Oakmont 9523 Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT HENRY 5 HOBBY 5HQp COMPANY Blg Run, Pa Allegheny Rn er Boulevard H1gh Grade Felt and Oakmont, Pa Leather Goods IIIX Nlf. . . . Mr. b I Mr. 8- , V Mr. . H. MF. 8- . ' Mr. . E. . Mr. 81 . . Mry , T. A MV. . . Mr. . A. , Mr. , . . Mr. . A. . ' Mr, . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. 8- . ' Mr. . Mr. . . Dr. . . . Mr. 81 . . Mr. . , Mr. 8. . , . Mr. ' ' Mr, , . . Mr. . I . A ' Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . ' Dr. . . . ld Mr, , U Mr. 8. Mrs. William Faust Mr, 8. Mrs. R. M. Schaper Dr. . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. , , , Mr. . . Sr. Mr. . ' Mr. . R. . l'nn Mr. . . . Mr. , Mr. . , Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . , . Mr. . . Mr. . . , r, Mr. . . . Mr. , , ' Mr. . . . ' . Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' . l 7 At HULTON MOTOR SALES you will find a better buy in a new or used car, As Rich or Jane will tell you you cont beat the 57 DeSoto or Plymouth for value beauty and performance IMJUI THEL HAR EGHENY RNER Mary Nancy and Donna find the THEL MAR SHOP an ideal place to shop for school clothes and BLVD those for special occasions One can find a wide UAKHUNT PA selection of blouses skirts dresses coats millinery and accessories CLQ-f-fm-5, MWLWSQQ 'CML scfV'fD,.,.,,.,.,..l.-e .uf-eflstit,-, fs, ,AZ Hint, Q .LQ 4-5.y..,U.Hmca.cI,mA-Qqgowcfg ED MCE E PLUMBING Q GROSS CLEANERS oo-0.1 7Q,c,C-A-vxu ALA Q K9 I Q 3 304 Pennsylvanimngg ANS-ck' 165 Alleghen-y?dR1 1evard Qc-W fQ.U,,v,,,,.,,,,b'CNQ,g Ling ppb-N8 -SL'-Vcmflalcjm-o'ci1EQPa S tt LQ! E Bl w,0vj:cQAwO25kIEint Pa .. Mug Typing Blues a Who wanted us all to type welllabyl X We tried and we tried But finally sighed Thank goodness it s time for the belllabyl ' iv Q Alice Powley 57 U Do you ride often Dave? Could Carol and Bill be thummin a wide? Nancy lour editorl with her puzzled look Wallace in her hotrod Oh Judy those eyes' Dickie Gorman fugitive from Our nznety gm Gang Tini sports some ivy league slacks The future Misses America Peggy and Polly ' I I I I I ' - ,VL x -' x. 1 ' 0 Q T . E. V! ,ll TT . K AT' E P' - ,sexe 4 i t lla ' I ' K Q ' ' I ' I I I - ' A 1 ' ' . - , .. ' 4 'Q V ', ' ' , , ' -T N . 1 I L KA . ' I I l . r- - ' . ' - - 'X X. X, . x , . f A N I by 1 QR I , ' PTTTW' , . - ' 4 - . N- I - v , 4 1 . ' J ' - at R - I V ' bg, k -5 M4 ' ' is There once was a teacher, Miss Shell- -jf , , , Q T., , I , by, 1 I 1 ' K , ' A . ,, ' V ' l' W ' . a - .. . . N I , I '17, ' V ll - 1 - 9 ll t I , 1 - , fi 1 fl fl fcf QQ, Q sa, l L A - I I . V , as Q 4 . X- Ps' ' - I I X, . f I -. A -uv ,V i . M ll is ,x 'K 'W 5 1. 4. gg .. 3 t I A ' . . . A . . . , , .... A ' , ' I H OAKMONT REALTY COMPANY 622 Allegheny River Boulevard Oakmont, Pa. Phone: Oakmont 529 OAKMONT FLORAL SHOPPE Allegheny River Boulevard Oakmont, Pa. .lOE'S DAIRY STORE Allegheny River Boulevard Oakmont, Pa. ARTHUR and McGRAIL Allegheny River Boulevard and Washington Avenue Oakmont, Pa. Phone' Oakmont 9509 CHUCK BARR Allegheny Rlver Boulevard and Ca11forn1a Avenue Oakmont Pa Phone Oakmont 9635 MARIUS G SANTICOLA Specxal Agent Prudentlal Insurance Company of America Ojiee Phone Express 12750 Reszdenee Oakmont 1257 any These juniors got honor puns Sweet ol Bull Ruth and Nancy are ksssm cousins Goung my way? What does the scale read Tony? Judy wonders where the yellow went Mmom agrees that bnrthdays are fun Notnce Elame s new permanent ninety sez en I . . . . , . V ' 2. .FV 4, ll. .I 7 , . , . . -- ,, .. . ,. .., . . . . ., ' -I Ed Jane and Pinky remind you that wise valley residents call the OAKMONT AND VERONA CAB COMPANY when they need fast and safe trans portarion Their courteous drivers and fine service will make your trip a pleasant one OAKMONT TEA ROOM is a comparatively new restaurant with a friendly enjoyable atmosphere Dinners luncheons and banquets are a pleasure when they re held at the Tea Room ' W Judy, Ernestine and Betsy are admiring some of the many lovely pieces of furniture to be found at VERONA FURNITURE. Modern or traditional, J whichever you prefer, Verona Furniture has just what you're looking for. And don't forget that they carry electrical appliances too. lf you re looking for the last word in fashions and jewelry the JULE SHOPPE is the place to go Nancy and Carol cant seem to decide what to choose JULE snow: ALLEBHEIIY rum BL UAKHUIT PA l it lt s Bonnie s happy birthday What s the next cheer Dave Give u the signals Maltimus What 3 tickling you Dot? We dont dare count calories do Jud l m not tallfing while he av ast We ll bc pretty lucky this year rnurnblcs C ach Pun t a really crow e I 111 tw , , . . 1 VD. A 5'-'---' ti ,L 4 ' A JJ k j .3 A V .x J lla J lj .glcj ll, - 1 , ,. 'fx . 1 V' i x j j j xx A , . kg jf VJ , ' V V ' 4 s j A t QQ ff Q I I , ll 6 F J . Q 'lc ,f' .J ,pi v Wi l bf 191 , L fX . 14 , 'rl l Q 4 tx 9- t f' ' in .. ,,.,. f 1 l . A J N it tt f I u Y 4 ' j we v3 . . ' t ' t fl gr l 3' 1 I V H ,H 1 Q 'J . . . The lgus Vw s I d d r 15,1 gj J.y figfzpc., 1 , , Rf 3 CO6 . fLC,l',LQf usq K' A 'lf, X ,- flnlw , 'X 'K I 5 L' X -X4-1 If X - ,151 Ref Q7 if ff QQ 1 Q est XVlSllC5 Lo the Class of 51 'Cc The fufure of every communlfy IS forecasf by fhe accompllshmenfs of :fs f young men and women bc ulc COIIIIJUIY 401151 llulntcs the C 1111111111110 Ll1ss ol Oakmont Hlgh School 11141 15 COI1HdCI1I that 11s 111c111be1s ws 111 conunue to accept thelr I'CSIJOIlS1bll1llCS as good cmzens SCAIFE CCMPANY l it When does proctuce start gals? Some teachers take o mmute for o pncture Dnone ond Dlck place fhenr o de s for the Per scope Make lf Q funny foce Lynn The pouse thot refreshes We ore the b oomer gurls l R . l V .Ar lv' ' A 4 if I 14 ll . ' l ,-HI' l . -.' . , . V X , v 1 l e lC0jlil.G,RAlTULATIONS E , ,, W yr . L , . 1 L e r , CLASS OF '57 L , , C 7 ,at . kv A V I Z, x Q ' , g ' ' Vx, V4 V ' f dnb e you tormake use of the facilities offered by this store whether it be to I --' . shofi with us, to meet your lrientls ut NIURPHYS, or to seek employment with , 1 l I - ' v l I 1 ' our3c'o,tnpany, inthe event that you decide upon ll retail career. . .V 1 , K r K 1'-V 1 ' ll ' v Cf G C MURPHY COMPANY Oakmont s Leadznq .Stole aww? Why so sad Nancy? re those horns or ears Susan? Poor Charlie' He must have run into a door Well bet you dont get any sleep ot oll Geedle dee dee Rub a dub dub three gals nn a tub But why? Dldn t you order mustard Andy? Dont we wish that money were ours Some sophs thunk the birdie is cute lt couldnt be that bod Bonnie Well stop the world and I ll step off says Cookie This us art? But we do like the earrlngs Srewop one hunflnrl , y x l A - ll L, 9 3 t 1 ' r , V, t , aes in s . ff ' F9 ' ,, ' ,M ,ti A 2 sz . .5 4 . t if v ,Q 1' ' is ., 5-1 I . P f' t rf? V' ,W Ji ' ' Zi f . s r V I S I :y..:V V .QQR . EI Q 'f jk' , . . . . I . . . , I . I , , H . . , , . . . . . , . ,, , H . . . , . . . , , . . . . , . The specialty of CENTRAL DRUGS is to provide Oakmonters with accurate and quickly-filled pre- scriptions. Whether they want toothpaste or sun tan lotion, Judy and Al know that they can find it at Central Drugs. FJ IJILLIAHS Al-l-EGHENY Oldsmobile as the new look In cars thus year RIVER BLYU .ff and the place to see the I957 Olds IS the F .I OAKNUNT FA WILLIAMS OLDSMOBILE SHOWROOM on Alle gheny Rnver Boulevard Chuck and has fruends agree It s Oldsmobile for ' For a variety ot the latest nn mens wear Bull always shops at LOU KUMERS where he knows that he can be outfitted from head to toe R gardless of your taste you are bound to be satisfied at thls excellent men s store R., LLEGHEH F3 cAssoL s DISTRIBUTING , COMPANY OMIM A 1 Xllegheny Ax enue 'V O1ILIHOHI P1 R we Plzmzn Oakmont H10 ,, s JI' 'Y .0 .32-J Ye olde root ng section Ookmont s loss and the Army s gain Last year s Prom Dave huts the books Barbara super sesw 1 1111 rl r I , ' i ' ' ll ll ' ' I L1 ' I ' l I K 2 57. F Xl . . , I . , J I . U e- V - , , ' I Lou aut 2 ' y b .. I 'ff' fQ2 'E .E W 0,-gig gi-Vi - 1 'KQM1 I g I 5 it A S? P , :nil 542 I r Q ..-5' ' I 7 1- Mil I . - 1 N . , I 'Q ' 1 A .0 ' 7 v rf . es fr'-pf' I c K Z . 9 - , fi' , . S I .J - . ,I 'Q - A 1: fs , A V-ac ,Q 'dp L if 51 I-rv! I 'fs I s l I 'Iznfi . -kv VV l I N, , i I I is ' tg, - A, Q I 5 , I ., fir cz W Q . . f 'L I I ., xx . Z' ,1 I - ll fr ,, I , x ' 'I:t L - . If 'r l , ,,'::l'i, V f ,X I I 1,9 Hu 2 , Fx s , .V U 5 ' s' 4 I ' et - L f s -V I V Q15 if 14' ', ... vi .. ll ll' I l ll Il' fl lf' Doug says, l'm for you. . . . You'll just never believe this, explains Betsy . . . ls that smile for Dave Cookie? H -' F O'N EIL THE FUNERAL HCME WOMEN'S 201 Allegheny River Boulevard Oakmont Pa Oakmont, Pa. HENKE MEATS nsmdy to show thyself 438 Allegheny River Boulevard approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be Oakmom' Pa' ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Timothy 2:15 Best Wishes Always THE OAKMONT CHARLES ABRAHAM MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION AND SONS Quality Fruits - Groceries - Meats 441 Sixth Street Oakmont, Pa. one hundred two Phone: Oakmont l Whether you re Interested In delightful fountann treats or expert prescription servuce you can fund both at the OAKMONT PHARMACY Betsy Mar lam and Bull agree that Bud s ns best for effvcuent courteous servlce Top fashion patterns and smartly styled rnater- ials are yours at JANE ANTOON'S, Delaware Ave, Oakrnont. Beverly, Peggy, and Nancy can't seem to decide which of these lovely blouses to choose. I 1 'E AITUDN M UELWIR 5 AVE . , J. 6' 1 JEAN S DRESS SHOPPE BURKET FUNERAL HOME M8 Xlleghcm Rlxer Boulcx ml 191 Xllcghcm kxenuc Udkmont Pd OILIIIOIII ld fa. vt , 6 a' 1.-I r' aw- -ff'-eff ' fir, X' YC .. V, ,Q '5-Wfsffil be my ml ,ark YJ Well whod you expect? Dagmar9 Janey and Judy are off for the Slenderella Salon I ndl ulous sighs Tay En garde Captain Hook ont c loo luke Nancy eceuve a b g srnacker Bye Carl Have un BOO lush O ls consldernng a new play Barb l a poet but doesnt know at her feet sh Vv at They re long fellow Whule sorne cutles from O l-l S srrnle Eddie the rnerrnaud snaps thelr olcture nz lmrzrlzg 1 I .' W . . , . . .I . - -Q 5 K I 1 ' XX, 1 ' .V , , , ' , ,I . , - A 1 7 V A . , , . , , J, l . l - , - ' -A V A A 'Q JN . S ' A l ' , if E' c, , ' ,, X I L ' I 1, xltfl --A -1. fl 'if' - limi 5 4. '71 , yifv, 1 , , v V- 2 - ' I V Sf f A A 5 ' H 0 1 t V . , .iw . , 5 I ' v ' , X W .,, r 'fffri l:3 R . 'awtl' f - ,4 0' 7 : ' t .R f ' A .., ,.1', . .','5 1 ' f A ,Q K Q Q 4. , , , . .. A W! m lk ,An - Pe 44 l Ja X: Y i 'ss' ,,,'g,h' ' My ' 1, 'fx E , -. A' 1 ' I V' A l . ,-, T I .. pylp if ,A 7 ' S 1 Y. ,' N 'I Y ,Y. 2:4 r 1 f F ' Alti .Q N f .ft . , 5 'J 'L A ' Y' ' cv , V J - - Y' . ' . 1' Z E -K . 'JV p ' V -15 F A 4. ' A if X 5 A Xi 1V 'f 1 A, N T ' 'I' I E X: W f N I L, ' - ' 1 1 H f I dld notl . . , ' ' , , . . . Th s as - c Y ' , , . , . . . I d ' alw ys lx this . . , f r 's I Ht.. I, . f f... l... S ' s - ' g o ' f - s . . . ' I ' 'rl flI'c'! tl-I 3, Ill? ,Q IQ B Wishes to the Class of 1957 I W ll NWN I all I u ll. I ulllul J I N If IJ EDGEWATER STEEL COMPANY MWJ J! Alu ays lntercsted m ?he W success of our schoo We believe In the fu reffgll I I' ,Ill I ff of Oakmont UT! ll ff P ll 0 fr 7 I V flf I love to do my Englnsh' It makes me feel so good' ll' 4' 0 1 I love to do exactly as my teacher thlnks I should I love school oh so much' I never sklp a day I even love the men ln whnte Who are takmg me away' Earl Boley 57 L. Could these be the Mousequeteers9 Oh no' says Emanuella Pup pup old chap Who s being pushed out of the DICIUYSD We have that tlred feellng Way back when That's Lois Semncar Judys lntellugent look Surpruse, John' Mr Kung of Hearts was Bob In nxnth grade Patty McChesney models her new bathlng sunt The charleston un 1957799 The newest In Indoor sportswear The pscture ofa rustic farmerette Judy catches forty Chris nn her usual grln Problems, John? Gee, felIa's, want for me How do Jane's tonsnls look from there, Mary Ellen? one hurzrlrul four A . J QQ g A I Fmt X I kj, IQ, g ' fllj 2 I , f ll ' HW In All ll elf! x DIL I It It l ' I VU A' IIJV yvlwvtl w , , X QeNQ,t, I If ,, , K . 4, 5vll I'x KI' , ,W with ,fffvfll dl JP I , It A I ' ' I ,fully W J WI I If lp If if Q' mf IWW Yr -ICU . . WV fl I . A KV 'zf I tb fl, f I EMI x 'Tl 3 I J 'I7 I I Nfl , . X , J ,, , 1 'll , Nfl glut ,H ll A fl J fy,YffW JJ f I F y A f' . I, . f mil I 1 I C J 1 . I Ilflziy H7737 I fl: ,Q J' Q., A A , 2 W g Gurls do you need a change? Why not have H ngryP You bet we are' answer Judy and Bull who are looking forward to a typlcally dellcnous meal at the OAKMONT RESTAURANT where fune foods are a specralty As Elame wall gladly testify nowhere do you fund better service than In the Oakmont Restaurant E.LLl0T BROTHERS ALLEGHENY BL 0 ommour PA if .l Established In l9l9 O S GRUBBS 81 SONS has clrents Whether your Interest IS ln real estate or Insurance vlsut O S Grubbs 8. Sons the oldest established realty farm In Oakmont BE ALLEGHENY RIVER BLVD AUTY EATON-UNDERWOOD FUNERAL HOME 478 Rl'lI'YllINl Xxenuc ORLIIIOIII I 1 OAK MONT RESTAURANT ALLEGHEMY AVE OAKMONT PA Youll fund everything from roasters to toasters at ELLIOTT BROTHERS where hugh quality and reasonable prrces are comblned with courteous Speedy service to fulfnll all your applrance needs L-e- lx' Liuw OAKNORT your haur styled at NANCYS BEAUTY SHOP on Allegheny Ruver Boulevard Theur prompt eff: Clent servlce and expert treatment of your crown :ng glory wrll make you a steady customer lxlll lr W ,, U ll Il . l . . . . I A ' w' ' 1 1 - s . , Q , . , . . , I . . I ' 1 ' ' , . . , nfl 5' ' long given dependable, reliable service to all its L A . ' . , . . g ., I - ' ' ' S .2 VNS , . . , T 0 S Q 21 - f, caepeg 1 2995 .Y -A 1 X A l , . PA bf' - 1 . I - IIIII' ll III l'l'l li ADGIE S SERVICE STATION 101 Allegheny Avenue Uzikinoiit, Pu. UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA slllit Ill, SlllJlIlSU'li'l No. I Ugikincml, Pai LADIES OF MVS- Qmne M, , ,,,, ,,, , Alice Powley Lily Prom ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, B arbara Montgomery Moyme Miner ,,,, ,A,,,,,,,,,,, J uanita Kratsa Cynthia Tata ...,.. Mary Ellen Jacobson Mrgl DQCQ .,,.Y ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S LJSOV1 Coates Mrs. Maguire ., Mrs. Gordon .... Evelyn Snow ,,,.,,, Susanne ....,,,.,,, Court Recorder Jay J. Pressley t,,,... Spencer B. Dazey ,,,,, Mary Ann Maiorca Judy Stewart Annobell Mull Barbara Feightner Sara Wills Frank Hotfstot Alan Fluke i g---1 LENCHNER S TAILOR SHOP X init fjlililllfllll. Psi, THE JURY Tony Tlweodolahulus ,, Stexe Brornm ,,,,,,,,.,. Andrew NLOCKGIQ , Alonzo Beal ,,,..., Judge Fish ,,,.,.. Mr. Van Stye ,,,. Mr. Dale .....Y,... Dr. James ,..,.,..., Offocer Dobbs ..... ..A...,,,A,,,A,,,A Clerk ..,,...,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,. ,, , Bull Beard , Eddie Flynn DCNId Tcdd Bob Allsbrook Dawnd Taylor . Tony Alello .Carl Carlson Larry AlTimuS Frank Donlay Carl Sfoekllne Student Directors ,,.. Kay Kurtz 8. Janet Degxrz Dlrectar .,......,....a.,a,,.. .....,.a,,....a,,. M rs. Powers FASHION CLEANERS Sll2fXllcgl1e11x RIXVI lfimxlcxzlzcl Lfllkllllllll, l'.1. S V 14 x S., ff 9 fr 1 9 Q. 3, . K I 5 Q Q. 'wb- MERRlMAN'S BEAUTY SALON Jnrllll liclzlwurc Avenue Ozlkmom, Pa. GLAD SHOPPE .XllC'gllCllf River Boulcvz Oukmom, Pu. fi ml A Letter From the Editors Well, at last the Periscope is here. We think that every member of the staff did his utmost to make the book a success. We will admit that it was a long, but very enjoyable task, At times we were lost, but through the encouragement and un- tiring efforts of Miss Jacobson, our sponsor, we kept working. Nothing was too much for her to do - she listened to our woes, our disappoint- ments and our troubles, and was always near to give a helping hand. There were days when we knew we did everything wrong, but she would only say with a big smile Lets try again In he future when the world needs a good newspaper woman we will recommend Miss Jacobson Our other helper and advisor was Mrs Powers With out her help and guidance to Rich and Dana our photogs and to the literary group this book would never have been a success Also Ted our fine advertising manager kept things lively with hs keen announcements and artistic signs We must not forget our apprentices Al and Mary who did a good job in learning the ropes They are bound to produce a good book next year This year we have found that editing a year- book was lots of hard work and worry, yet when deadlines were met and the whole book was com- pletely finished, we felt a wonderful sense of satisfaction and pride. Being an editor has been a truly worthwhile experience and, in a way, exciting and fun. We've come in contact with new people and have felt a fellowship in working together for a common cause. Our sponsors have been won- derful. Miss Jacobson has so many new, original ideas and has been not only a terrific sponsor but also a wonderful friend to all of us She gave up many evenings for Periscope Parties at her home Mrs Powers has spurred our enthusiasm for work ing and arranged the Periscope Dance A real go getter that s our Srewop' iPowers spelled back wardsl We have found Rich Ted and Al to be especially outstanding They worked on almost every phase of assembling the book Of course we feel that the whole staff did a tremendous job ln editing this years book we made some drastic changes fat times almost radical? but we sincerely hope that you have enjoyed our l957 Periscope Nancy and Chuck 'Nw- 'Yu is The pain of it all' ome music lovers enjoy Ted s playing lmoglne giving CJ SD99ClW to this blmchl Carl made his T V debut on a science quiz Larry somehow those curls dont look like you Who s the nasty one with you Sonnie9 Tini where s your sense of balance? Report Cord Day Report card day is a special day For some it s sad for others gay Words passed round everyone s way To be especially good that day Dismissal time finally comes around And groans become a common sound Most are eager to learn the facts A few turn away with drooping backs Outdoors there starts up constant chatter F s and A s are counted they really matter Then comes to mind the oft repeated warning Of teachers wise but sometimes alarming If you but do your best each day You will earn yourself an A Jane Foster '62 11 1 11 t - , . . - 11 - - 11 1 ' - ' . . , I T . - 1 1 ' 1 . , , l . I I . , . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 ' , Q A V . - A 8 Q W x J! N , 7 Q ,f 1 ' ' '-rv i-wp, -gum-gp-s - 1491 ., Q J r fr Jw, t ,ragga , f s 1 f , 4 . . A N I ' ' ' .M 'mf , , V X Kar, I s., it A .J , ' 1 4351 K Y-sv , 1 J A X I . . . 1 - 1 - - r 1 1 - - - - 1 ' I . . I 1 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 ' ' I . I I l . . . . ll 1 . 11 411-fi E The '56 Periscopers enjoying their masterpiece. Perry and Scotty are ready to leave Oakmont, but before they weigh anchor, they wish to thank all those who made their visit such a pleasant one Along with the Periscope Staff they are indebted to many people First of all the Staff wishes to thank Mr Evans and our friend AI from Hills Studios for all their help to the photographers to Mr Donald Messin ger from Keller for his many helpful suggestions and solutions to seemingly insurmountable problems to Mr Cooper Miss Stanec and the faculty of Junior High for their co operation and fine handling of the junior high sales campaign to Mr Carson and all the teachers at the high school for their forbearance during picture taking time to Miss White for her direction of the art work and for her donation of time and materials to Dr First for his kind interest and understanding of our trials to our advertisers and patrons for their financial and to our parents and the students for their support of cookie sales and their subscriptions to Nappy for his ready service in all emergencies and to the students in Room lOl who gave up their room for Periscope meetings We thank each and every one of you and wish you a wonderful vacation 1:55 if 7 Qgglsl ld ll' fwf? aff? ?v9 .2 f -QR fx fl ei 4-4 vf om huncleul num . , . . . l . 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