Helium rich hot subdwarf O stars (He-sdO stars) are known to exist in three flavors, depending on the enrichment of carbon and/or nitrogen in their atmospheres. It is believed that the chemical composition can be seen as a direct link to their evolutionary history. To examine on this link, a sample of twelve He-sdO stars was analyzed. To model the stellar atmosphere as accurately as possible, all available elements were included in NLTE conditions. Despite hydrogen and helium, the atmospheres contained carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, neon, magnesium, aluminum, silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, iron and nickel. In a first step, the atmospheric parameters of each star were measured. To do so, different grids of model atmospheres with a different metal ...