Oakmont High School - Periscope Yearbook (Oakmont, PA)

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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

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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

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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 , .... . . QS M . . . , , r - - 1 - 1 , . . . ' I . . . . . I - O , . . . . , . ' 1 1 . . . . 1 I I ' I . , . . . . ' . , . , . . . 1 1 I - 11 11 - A - - 11 11 , . . ' I 1 I - 11 ll - - ' - . . . . . . , ' 1 I I - I . H - t, . ,. . . . I